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V’s Beauty Shoppe
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For Permanents of Lasting Beauty,
Eugene, Spiral, Croquinoie, Com*
Mach in dess
VERA a PECKER, Prop,
Phone it 12
Evenings by Appointment
bi nation,
A Wonderful Servant
but a Poor Master
Xf Fire Destroys Your Property E
could you replace it with the' =
present insurance you have on it? iE
Remember some of your present’s
household furnishings are now | =
irreplaceable and the total value
has increased from. 2Q% to
from what it was a short ivhile
ago*
XJoes your present policy protect
your property from loss owing to
Windstorm, Hail Explosion, Riot
Impact by Aircraft or Vehicles or
Smoke Damage?
Does your present policy protect
your Radio and Electrical Ap
pliances from loss owing to light
ning? The ordinary Fire policy
does not cover any of the above
For complete coverage at
low cost see at once
W. H. Hodgson
Telephones: Office 24, Res. 162 J
Leavitt’s Theatre
Exeter Ont. Phone 135
a
School in botli
will have charge
music
Rector, Key. M. A- Hunt
Organist, Miss MacFaul
Choir Reader, Mr. Middlemiss
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LOCALS
Need Coal'!
of
Old price per yard $4.25clean
TOMLINSON’S
.large package 23c AYLMER PEAS.CHIPSO .2 cans
NEILSON’S COCOAX l/g lb. tin2 for 13c
Order D & H Anthracite
One of the paramoiuit rules
Shoppe will be closed from
Aug. 10 to Aug. 17 inclusive.
Exeter Phone 245
below
.satis-
C. E. ZURBRIGG
Optometrist at Exeter
Office open every week day
except Wednesday
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All are welcome.
Pastor—E, Clemens
your —
you S
and ~
WE SELL WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Get the habit of buying them each week.
Full Fashioned
A new shipment of hose in plain lisle, mesh lisle and in bemberg, newest shades,
priced at 85c a
BRUNSWICK SARDINES...
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
ISxeter Markets
Wheat, 85c
Creamery butter. 39 c.
Eggs, A Large, 30c
Eggs, Medium. £8e
Eggs, B. 28c
Dressed Hogs,
Save Tires and Gasoline |
For your future convenience =
ship your hogs with
local trucker where
get the highest prices
yield
Archie Etherington |
Phone 171H1, Exeter E
There is no excuse for al
lowing yourself to work
with anything less than
normal vision.
The right glasses correctly
fitted can make even
par eyes function
faetori.lv.
Make sure about
eyes. Have them seientif-
icallv examined bv . , .
Marion Pooley
Beauty Shoppe
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. John Galloway
Mrs* J. G» €?ect*rene» Organist
10 a.m.—-Bunday School
11 a.m.*—Public’ Worship
Morning service only during August Two dozen only Summer Dresses in Crepes, Spun Rayons and Bemberg Sheers. These
driesses sold for $5.95, $6,95 and $7,95. Take your pick this week.
UNION SERVICES
Main Street and James Street
United Churches
Rev, A. B. Irwin, B.A., Minister
James St* Choir
Of the
10 a.m.—Sunday
churches,
11 a.m,—Public Worship in Main
St. church. Subject: "Intimation of
Immortality"
-7 p.m,—-Public Worship in James
St. church. Subject: "Branches
Over the Wall."
Midweek service—Wednesday, Aug,
19th, at 8 p.m.
Excellent Values in Towelling
We are showing a good range of part linen towelling in blue and red checks at 30c a yd
Also a dozen patterns in pure linen at per yard 50c and 55c.
English Terry Towelling
In a range of good patterns. This is scarce goods. Fer yard 25c, 30c, 35c, 40c,
y>«i»».i wm.ri w-'HM-.H-ra- a» 1.0 >*■»
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I LOCALS I
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Miss Marion Pooley is holidaying |
in Toronto, I
Mrs. E. J. Miners, of Kingsville,}
is visiting with friends in Exeter. I
Mrs. Henry Cudmore, of Seaforth, ■
is visiting with hei’ niece, Mrs. J. C. j
Snell.
Pte. Bill Lunsford. R.C.A.P.C.,
Listowel, spent the week-end at his l our organization is to give careful
home. j attention to the heating requii'e-
Members of the First Hussars are ments of our customers. That- is
in camp at Thames Valley for two why every order for D&H'Anthra-
weeks cite is a guarantee of receiving pure,
Mrs. R. J. McNaugUtou, ot Lon-1 ‘'epenaable coal plus prompt, don, is visiting with her lather, Mr.!«”*' «'■«*<>'■■’ OeltvW.
Fred Hogarth.
Mr. W. J. Lower, of LaPorte, In
diana, is the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. John Taylor.
Mrs. Oren. Winer, of Hamilton, is
Visiting with friends and relatives
in town this week.
Mr. Orville Snell, of Strathroy,
spent the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarise Snell. 4
Miss Ella Link, of Watfofd, and
the Misses Bertrand, of Detroit, are
holidaying at Grand Bend.
Mrs. Austin Bickell and Dorothy
I Ann, of London, are visiting With
her father, Mr. Wm. Kuntz.'
Mrs. Jeff Ross, of Stratford, is
.visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Simmons this week.
Mrs. George Rockola and daugh
ter, Mary, of Guelph, spent the
week-end with her sister, Mrs. Oal-
. vin Cutting.
Mr. and Mrs, Street (nee Grace
Christie) spent Thursday with Mrs,
Street’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Luker.
Mr. and Mrs. John Prout spent
the past week with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Northey and other friends in
Port Huron,
Mrs. Fred Mitchell, Marion
Douglas, of London, spent a
days with the former’s father,
Fred Hogarth. t
Mr, and Mrs. Sylvanus Cann, (
Stewai't, Pearl, Jim and Gordon, of |
Bayfield, visited with Mrs. Calvin •
Cutting on Sunday. |
Mrs. M. F. Salter returned .home j
Thursday after visiting for a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Reeves, of Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Willis and Miss
Elsie McCallum, of London, visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
Beavers on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Mrs. Ed. Robinson,
Mich., spent last week
of Mr. Frank Sheere.
Mr, Tom Raveny, of
spent the week-end with Mr. and j
Mrs. John Prout and also visited j
friends around Elimville. I
Air Women Joan Ahram and Lil-
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TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
11th Sunday after Trinity
8.30 a.m.—Holy Communion
10 a.m,—Sunday School
11 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Ser
mon: ’‘The-Gospel and the Risen
Jesus
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1 wide Linoleums4-
We can still show you four good patterns in four yard wide linoleums. If you are
wanting floor covering we advise early buying. These goods are very scarce
Jas. P. Bowey
Phone 33
PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m.—Worship
7.30 .p.m.—Evangelistic
Wednesday, 8 p.m.—Prayer meet
ing.
-------Re-O'pening-------
Thursday, August 13th
New Seats Installed
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Two Special Features
First feature promptly at 8.15
Saturday at 8 p.m.
“Broadway”
starring—
GEORGE RAFT, PAT
O’BRIEN and an all-star cast
“Kennel Murder Case”
starring—
WILLIAM POWELL
If you wish to see two complete
features, please he in your seats
on time
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
“In This Our 99
starring—-
GEORGE.BRENT, OLIVIA
DeHAVlLLAND, BETTE
DAVIS and DENNIS MORGAN
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKay and
fcheir son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
.and Mrs. Charles Langley, of De
troit, are holidaying at Grand Bend
and called
‘Tuesday,
Mr, and
Joan have
ter holidaying in Exeter and Hen-
sall and Mr. Stanley Walter has
returned to Watford after visiting
in town.
on friends in Exeter
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Mrs. Joseph
returned to
Grant and
London af-
CLEANLINESS
and
few
Mr.
Hairdressing
Phone 146
Taxi Service
—Phone—
Day 1OO Night 271
SNELL BROS. & CO.
Shoes
Grocery Specials for Thurs,, Friday and Saturday
I .
mutt
ST. PETER’S CATHOLIC
CHURCH
South of Centralia on Highway
No. 4
Mass will be celebrated as follows:
August 16th and 30tli, September
13th and 27th, October 11th’ and 27th
at 9 o’clock
AH other Sundays at 11 o’clock
TAXI SERVICE will leave Snell’s
Garage each Sunday 30 minutes be
fore each Mass and will return. after
the service.
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SANDWICH SPREAD, McLaren’s..........2Sc
TASTY RELISH, McLaren’s....
TOMATO CATSUP
Heintz’s.
18c
..............large bottle 19c
AYLMER INFANT FOOD
CARNATION MILK
.3 cans 25c
..large tin 10c
ZINC RINGS
...Get your needs while there is a supply 25c
WK
jW
.Frequent d r y
cleaning does
not give dust
a n d stains a.
chance to deter
iorate fabrics.
DRESSES
MEN’S SUH’S
Pricos
iiensomiblo*
Cleaned Pressed
W ELMORE
HARNESS
■RARKSiR SHOP
Agent for
QntariQ
CLEANERS
AND
— See our work shoes —
Sterlings, Grebs, Bauers, London’
- Shoe, Vetters
Priced at $1.98 and up
to suit the pocket
Men’s Oxfords, black, tan, white
$2.98
Sox of all kinds,
Harvest mitts and gloves
Polishing kits
Seaweed innersoles
repairing promptly and
F.j
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Parker and i -\vc of ~ ' 1
at
Shoe
neatly done—have those soles
and heels repaired, leather
or any kind
heel them— *
Attend their dyeing
—And save their soles
Lansing, I
the home |
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Hamilton,!
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i irienas arouna naimvuie. I
I Air Women Joan Abram and Lil-1
I lian Martin, of No. 9 S.F.T.S*, Cen-1I tToUft were guests of Miss Vera <
’ Mrs. McDonald, of -Dundas, is
j visiting with her sister, Mrs. G. S.
The
A. E. Wuerth
home of Bunny White Shoe
Cleaner
tralia,
Decker over the week-end.
* Miss L. Bowman returned to her. home in Preston on Thursday last j Howard
after visiting for three weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Southcott.
Gwenneth Jones and Mary Fiet- (
cher returned home Friday after' fractured her left arm.
spending two weeks at the Oren- i Ray Sweitzer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
daga Girls’ Camp at Bayfield. } Wm. Sweitzer, of Stephen, under
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mitchell, • went an operation for appendicitis
of Toronto, are spending three > in Victoria Hospital, London, on
weeks’ holidays with the latter’s } Friday last. He is getting along as
parents, Mre and Mrs, A. J, Payne, j well as can be expected.
Pte. and. Mrs. Douglas Triebner and Roy and William and Jetson}
Corbett, of London,Sspent the week-’
end with Mr. and Mrs. Nat. Corbett, ■
Mrs. A. R. Tomlinson, Iris and j
Jimmie, of town, and Mrs. Samuel *
Lawson, of Credlton, are holiday-;
jing at Turn bull's Grove this week. ’
I Miss MacFaul returned home' ‘Friday after a pleasant holiday|
' spent in Montreal and Quebec City,'
also visiting at Port Hope, Orange-*
ville and Toronto, ■
} Dr. and Mrs, Jackson, of Toronto »
•r University, are spending their va-|
’ cation with their uncle and aunt, j
Mr. and Mrs. Briefly, and other re- j patives in the district, I
1 Mrs. E< T. Edworthy and Elaine,'
I of THIsonburg, after spending a
»week with Mr. and Mrs. IL Horton,;
returned home on Sunday with Mr,
■ Kdworthy, who spent the week-end
* here.
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Mrs. Ed* Harness, of Kirkton, had
the misfortune to trip on the stair
way Sunday evening, and in falling
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RED CROSS NEWS
The Treasurer, Mr. W. J. Floyd,
has for acknowledgment: -
Main St. Unit .
Paper Salvage
Creech) ....
Other Salvage
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(per R.
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Friday, August 14th is shipping
day. |
Woollen waste materials are Still
needed. Please bring any you, may
have to the Red Cross rooms on
Friday, August 14.
exchanged for new
kefs. for overseas.
The Red Cross is
spectical frames,
to spare, please drop them in the
box at Mr. R, G. JSeldon’s office.
The Exetei’ Red Cross Branch has j
These will be
woollen blan-
asking for old
If you have any
GOLD MEDAL QUICK PUDDING
Per package'............... :..... .............5c ■
W——— ------ -—' " — ——.
PREM (cooked pork specialty)
12 oz. tin....................................,33c
at
Phone 16 Exeter
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James Street Evening Auxiliary
The August meeting of the Will
ing Workers Evening Auxiliary was
held Monday evening at the home
of Miss Verna Coates. The meet
ing was opened .with hymn' 37, fol
lowed by the daily prayer. The roll
call and
approved.
minutes were
Tlie business was con-
read and
The
Cool Way to Comfort
AT “THE MAN’S STORE”
The pro
charge of Mrs. Sylves-
Hymn 43 was sung,
Miss Horton led in
Scripture was read by :ive io mem a snare vr ixume , - - -tr r>_onnAinMri twn I Mrs. Taylor dnd Miss Helen Pen-Each Unit has appointed two ’ . '
formed a Home Hospitality Club. 1 d“cted by the president,
with Mrs. (Dr.) Anderson at th61 Sram was in »
head. This club will entertain jt®1 ,
airmen and airwomen for week-ends i wmen
and give to them a share of home|^^e1^ The
life. JU«,UU UJJJV JJtVS evLJ.LJ'JAWvcu- persons to contact their -members J>,ale'T^ ™ ? ™e ?iWs ,ln
and report to Mrs. Anderson the ^ven by
names ot persons Willing to enter- »ss Al'oe Handtordand Miss Pen- tain the airmen and airwomen. So!“»' V° a !lt'
get in touch with your representa- j ° °*
tives and let us do our bit to make j mreiesung
it pleasant for these boys and girls I , e
awav from home ' 'past tem-away Horn nome. < ed with th6 Mizpa]1
L. F .Hohvey, Secretary I * Wgft afil.VRd hv
in
SLEEVELESS SWEATERS
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION
FOR THE HARD OF HEARING
THE NEW RADIO-AMPLIFIED
to” enter- I ^iss Alice Daiidford and Miss Pen-
~ flmlfi whft alsn rftiidered a Very fit—
Miss Reta Rowe gave an
talk on Blind River,
has taught during the
The meeting was clos-
_ ___ ZLto-L. benediction.* L, F .HdWey, Secretary! Luncll w^g served by the group in'
-----------------—-> I charge. ,
Ii Mrs. A. Willard has been engag-j
ed as organist for the Main St. Un- I Mrs.
ited church to succeed the late Mrs. week
N.- J. Dore. Mrs. Willard Will as- Wells,
sume her new duties the last Sun-1 Miss Dorothy Davis and L.A.C.
day in August at the close of the. Warren D. May, of Ottawa, are the
union services. guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. May.
j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oke, of To-
I rente, are holidaying in Exeter and
f are staying at the Central Hotel,
| Mr. and Mrs, W. Blatcliford and
London, visited
GeO.
Don’t fail to look over pur
sporty sleeveless sweaters.
They come in white, sand
and green. You’ll like them
CREAM TROUSERS
For dress wear wc have
cream trousers in flannel
and serge, You’ll look your
best in cream trousers.
TV. G. Medd is spending this J
with ■ her sister, Mrs. Jas.
of St. Marys.
SPORT JACKETS
Hero-Cord jackets are just
the thing for bowling ahd
other sportwear. Weather
proof with zippers in front.
" PYJAMAS
Sleep in comfort in a pair of
our cool pyjamas. Made of
broadcloth they are just t’he
thing for hot summer nights
. W. TAMAN
LOCAL NEWS
SYMPHONIC ACOUSTIC0N
Three Dimensional Hearing Symphonic Range
Frequency Accentuator 3 Five-Element Tubes
Why don’t you come and, talk over your hearing problems
with an authorized, experienced Aeousticon consultant. He will
be pleased to discuss your hearing problems in private, demonstrate
the new devices for the hard of hearing. There is no obligation.
mDAY> AUGUST 14th; THE CENTRAL HOTEL
Enquire at desk for Mr» T. H. XBIiott or phone for home
appointment.
‘Mrs. Ahnie Cox, of
ion Friday with Mr*
i Miss Mary Dayman,
j Messrs. J. P. Bo\vey,
1 ertson, Chas. Salter and
sons were at Lions Head over the
! week-end on a fishing trip,
i Fusilier Ray Perkins, of Vernon,
'British Columbia, is visiting with
his parents, Mr. and* Mrs. Harvey
Perkins, while on torloujgh.
Flying Officer Tlios. Pryde
* London, and Jack Pry de, of
Galt ’ Aircraft school, spent
week-end at their homes here,
Miss Lempi Kaija, of the Head
quarters Squadron, R.U.A.F, (Wo-
Imen’s Division), Toronto, -spent the
■week-end in town with Mrs, Good-
ppeed,
Squire ahd
C. L. Rob
Harry Par'
of
the
the
Mr.
where
Time
connection with food rationing:
Mr. Jos, Senior and Miss Blanche
have returned 'home after enjoying
a week’s holidays visiting at Owen
Sound, “* ' ' ‘
shone,
Honey
Mr.
family . _ ...... _
gin RlddoH, spent Bunday in PaL
merston, Miss Riddell returned to
her homo after hoHdaying with Mr,
and Mrs, Humbly,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Digmm
and son David, of
Lake, are visiting with tfte forinnr’s
father, Mr, .& M, Mgnan, Tbo
former in Mr, 1t, WfcwllL
carpenter, for a few wPul
IL ’“ Sturgis Is In London,
he is employed wltli the War
Prices and Trade Board in
Waaaga
Thunder
Harbor,
and Mt'ij,
uceompmilM by Mire '(itjor*
Beach
Bay,
<L L.
Penotahgul-
Midland and
Hembly and
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Bllwood, of
London, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, A. Darling,
Reeve B, W. and Mrs. Tuckey, of
town and Mr. and Mrs. Dolphin, of
Strathroy, enjoyed a motor tript
lust wook. They visited at Owen
Sound, Orillia, Barrie and Wasaga
Beach,
Mr, and Mrs, B. r. Beavers
visited in Woodstock with Mrs, Bea
vers1 brother, Mr, R. J. Eaerett, dur
ing the weok-eiid, They also visited
Mrs, Huerett, who has been ill in
London with her daughter, Mrs.
Wallace,
Mrs, Mervin Oudmore and two
eJHIdreij, of Toronto, returned to »
that city on Sunday after visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Lindonfiold. Mrs, Lindenfield and
Mrs, N, Floody nccoffipanled Mrs,
Utrdmore to Toronto, while Mr.
Floorty returned to his Pintles in Windsor.
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