HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1944-11-30, Page 8Page 8 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1944
V’s Beauty Shoppe
HSEimCE IS QUB MOTTO”
All lines of Beauty Culture.
Markets I Georgian Beauty Shoppe
Tel. 112 Exeter
Vera. C. Decker, Prop.
Outs 52c.
Barley 6Sc.
Creamery Butter 39c.
Eggs, A Large 32e
Eggs, A Medium
Eggs, Pullet 22c
Eggs, B 22e
Dressed Hogs
Bonus A $4.00
(Successor to Marion Pooley)
Satis faction Gu ar an teed
M. Christine McCrae, Prop,
Exeter Phone 245
THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY
November 30, December 1, 2
and Saturday Matinee at 2,30 P»m.
Leavitt’s Theatre
Exeter Ont. Phone 135
LOCAL'S
White Cliffs
of Dover”
t
and Mrs, Wm, Northcott
The Metro -Goldw v n-May e r
‘masterpiece of the year starring
IRENE DUNN, ALLAN
MARSHALL, VAN JOHNSON
and all star cast.
Evening shows commence at 7.30
ami 9.30 pan.
Saturday Matinee at 2.30 p.m.
ADMISSION—
Evening: Adults 40c; children
Matinee: Adults 30c; children x
25c
15c
MONDAY and TUESDAY
December 4 and 5
Mrs. Harold Cook is visiting with;
relatives in Niagara Falls.
Miss Helen Rowe, of parkhill,
visited in town on Monday.
Miss Helen Buswell, of London,
is visiting at her home here.
Mr. Britain Sanders, of London,
spent the week-end in Exeter.
Mr.
visited in Zurich on Sunday.
Mrs.
spent a few
Mrs. C. J. Stewart. I
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Roulston anil
family, of Simcoe, spent Sunday’
with their parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry West, of
Sarnia, spent the week-end with
the former’s mother, Mrs. S. West.
Mr. Miller Campbell, of London,
spent the week-end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Camp
bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold MacKay, of
Motherwell, were guests of 'Rev.
and Mrs. Anthony on Friday
last week.
Miss M. Taman and Mr.
ey, of Clinton, spent the
with the latter’s parents,
Mrs. N. Hockey.
Sgt, Orville Snell, of
C. H. Sanders, of London,
days with Mr. and
of
H. Hock-*
week-end j
Mr. and
‘Destination Tokyo’
starring CARY GRANT, JOHN
GARFIELD and ALAN HALE
RED CROSS NEWS
New Wool Quota
Navy ■— 30 long-sleeved turtle
neck sweaters (grey); 60 scarves
(navy), 40x12 inches; 50 pairs
service sox (grey); 50 pairs serv
ice sox (navy); 40 hurricane mitts
(grey); 50 pairs gloves (grey).
Army—30 liigh-neck, long-sleev
ed khaki sweaters; 50\pairs gl-----
Airforce—100 pairs service
3 scarves (long),
New Sewing Quota
50 boys’' 2-piece
50 boys’ overcoats,
men's dresses, size
gauze diapers.
We would urge
workers respond to the call
more help in the making of
above articles. These articles
marked “urgently needed.”
The next shipping day with
Friday, December Sth.
The next executive, Monday,
Dec. 11th.
WITH AN EYE TO GOOD
GROOMING AND BETTER
PERMANENTS.
Tomlinson Hairdressing
Phone 14G Phone 146
r o
BUY IN NOVEMBER!
YOU’L/Lz BE GLAD
YOU DID IN
DECEMBER.
Your drugs at
Ancienne
Lorette, Que., visited with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarisse Snell,
over the week-end.
Miss Edith Stewart 'R.N.,
Sweitzer, "R.N., of Lon-
Saturday
Sweitzer.
Mrs. W.
children,
week-end
Aidworth.
and
loves.
sox; <
suits, size 10;
size 6; 50 wo-
38; 420 infants’
that all women
for
the
are
be
Miss Nola
don spent
Mrs. Wm.
Mr. and
and two
spent the
Mrs. C. E.
Mr. R, L. Beavers and daughter,
Roxanne, of Sarnia, spent
week-end with his parents, Mr,
Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers.
Mrs. Coleman Bowman left
week to reside with her husband
in Allandale. Pte. Bowman is sta
tioned at Camp Borden,
, Mr, Lome Oke spent the week
end at Ayr. Mrs. Oke and children
returned with him after spending
the week at Ayr and Kitchener.
Mrs. C. W. Christie
couple of days in London
visiting with Mr. and
Christie at their home on
Miss Helen Snell and
nle Merklinger, students
ern University, London,
week-end
Snell,
Word
week-end
with Mr. and
R. McClellan
of Strafford,
with Mr. and
at the home of
the
and
last
spent a
last week
Mrs. Eli
York St.
Miss Con-
at West-
spent the
Mrs. Milo
over the
Now is the time to purchase your
1-2-4 Buckle Galoshes
WINTER FOOTWEAR
See our prices before buying.
Leather and Rubber repairing.
Hockey and skating is just around
the corner.
WE GRIND SKATINS
2 ways-—crossed or lengthwise;
also hollow ground.
Call and have them, done with our
new longitudinal sharpener.
s Shoe Store
Miss Marion Kerniek, a former
student of Exeter High School, and
a. graduate of Westervelt Business
College, London, and who for the
past few months has been employed
with the A. Talbot Co., has recent
ly accepted a position in the Bloor
theand Dovercourt Branch of
Dominion Bank in Toronto.
Odgen,
sister-in-law,
of Pinewood,
has returned I
fTaylor
at Grand Bend after i
weeks at the
i
Try Our Classifieds—They Pay*
ANNUAL
noau
Meeting
Town Hall, Exeter
on
at 2 o’clock
A
Merchant - Seaman
Cried
Was ' received
by Mr. N. Ogden of the
sudden death of his
Mrs. Harry
Ontario.
Miss Edith
to her home
^pending several
home of her brother, Lloyd Taylor,
of town.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Christie and
Mrs. W. J. Thomson, of Exeter,
attended the funeral of the late Mr.
Thos. Harris, at Chiselhurst, on
Monday last.
Mr. Jas. Grieve, who has been
{confined to his home for some time
/through illness, was able to be out * around the house for a short time
on Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Hunter, of Salvador,*
Sask., who recently graduated as a
afc.„?ali spept th® week-end WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
visiting with Mrs. Geo. Hunter and1
other relatives.
LAC. Freeman McGill, of Van
couver, -is on furlough and is visit-
A.
Me-
of
HELP!-
If you were walking along the sea
shore in the middle of the night,
and far out on tile turbulent waters
a voice cried out—
ing his grandmother
McCurdy, and
Curdy. Miss
London, spent
Mr, and Mrs
children, of London,
in Exeter with the former's par
ents on Sunday, On Friday Mr.
Kading enlisted for overseas serv
ice and after basic training will
be posted with a machine gun unit.
Mrs,
aunt, Miss T.
Annie McGill,
Sunday with them.
.. Eldon Kading and
were visitors
For the purpose of electing a direc
tor for 194 5 of the Ontario Sugar
Beet Producers Association and for
any other business ih the interests
oE the growers.
SPEAKERS: Eugene King, “Sugar
Beet Problems"; R. W. Morrison,
“Sugar Beet Machinery"; M. A.
Drew, Cameron McTaggart and J.
Rev. J, Anthony Addresses the
I.O.O.F, on French-Canadian
Situation
At a meeting of the i.O.O.F.
Tuesday evening Rev, Jas, Anthony
gave a very interesting "and inform-Cameron McTaggart and J. alive address on the historical
B. Matheson, District Representative relations between- the French Can-
Come and by your presence give
your association a boost.
W. H, ESSERY,
Director Huron! County
Grow Your Own Sugar
Phone 155w Exeter
adians of Lower Canada and the
Anglo-Saxons. Mr. Anthony en
deavored to show that the trouble
that has arisen at the present time
in Canada is largely racial. A good
word was spoken on behalf of the
French Canadian for their splendid
Qualities and that the Anglo-Saxons
we’re not altogether blameless for
the present strife, 'the remedy for
this condition is better understand
ing between the two races. The
French Canadians have nursed the
idea that they were Canada and the
Anglo-Saxons the comers-in. Union
with Great Britain is the one sol
ution for the development^ of the
best qualities of both races. The
choicest spirits of both races see
this. The address was well received
and a vote of thanks tendered to
Mr. Anthony,
We know wliat tyou’cl (lo. Like every
Other loyal Canadian you’d go to
the rescue, and quickly, too.
To-day the boys of the merchant
navy need your help. They are des
perate. When they are blown from } their ships by an enemy mine or
jsubmarine torpedo they® call—Help!
I Help!'—until they are dead, dead,
unless they have the special cloth
ing and equipment necessary to
sustain life until they can be res
cued by a friendly ship that may
be miles away at the time. They
die while we live a life
here in Canada.
I To-day and every day tor
jwe are malting a special
I their behalf. Will you
cry anef come at once.
list of donors will be published
this paper in the near future.
Signed:
Les, Robertson# Chairman,
of luxury
two weeks
appeal oil
hear that
A
in
Exeter Navy League
T-eavp your donations with one of
the following committee:
Mrs, L* Howey - Ditty Hag Convenor
Mi-s. Kyle - Fur & Felt Convenor
Wni, Allison * Treasurer
Win, Allison * Secretary
Sweitzer * Magazines
Sturgis - Advertising
H, Peniialc - Publicity
J.
3fr<
Miss
G. Koctb - Vice-Chairman
Les. Roberstoh * Chairman
annual
the Church year;
endeavour to be
p,m.—Union mid-
Trivitt Memorial
60c
43c
35c
... 2 for 15c
.. per pack. 10c
Phone 16
MACARONI
Ready Cut
MUFFETS
for a tasty breakfast
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Kev- Kenneth hlaeLean, Minister
Mrs. G. Cochrane. Organist
10 a.m.—Special service for the re
opening of the Sunday School, A
history of the Sunday School will
be given.
11 a.m.—Public Worship.
■The Minister.
SALE OF LADIES’ WINTER COATS
This.isyour opportunity to secure a good warm winter
coat at less than half price. These coats sold for $30 and
MAIN ST, UNITED CHURCH
Rev, N, J. Woods, ALA.» Minister
Mrs. A» Y- Willard. Organist
11 a.m,—-Public Worship and
Church School—the Minister.
7 p,m.—Public Worship—the
Minister.
Wed., Nov, 29, 8 p.m,—‘Midweek
prayer service in Trivitt Parish
Hall, Rev. Kenneth McLean.
Mon., 8 p.m,—Y.P, Union
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
11
3
7
$35. They are greatly reduced for quick sale to
$7.95 $12.95 $15.95
Men’s Smart Winter
Overcoats Plaid Shirts
Rev. A, B, Irwin. B.A.
Mrs, Wm. Murdoch, A.L.C.M,
Organist and Choir Leader
■Morning worship con-
Minister. “Enrich-
1st in a series on
from the Mount.”
School and Bible
a.m.-
ducted by the
ing Poverty,"
“The Sermon
p.m,—Sunday
Classes.
p.m.—-Evening worship conduct
ed by the Minister. “The Power
for Radiancy.
Wednesday, 8
week service.
Parish Hall, Rev. K. MacLean.
Monday, 8 p.m.—Y.P.U. Christian
Fellowship
FRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rector, Rev. Al. A. Hum
Organist. Miss MacFaul
Choir Leader. Mr. Middlemiss ,
Advent Sunday
a.m.—Holy Communion.
a.m.—Sunday School. Gradua
tion Sunday: special exercises
are being prepared for the
primars. Parents and friends
are cordially invited to attend
this service.
p.m.—Even-song and sermon,
■ “The Advent Call." This is the
beginning of
let everyone
present,
Wed., (tonight),
10
11
7
8 p.m.—Union
Prayer Service in
Hall. Speaker* the Rev.
Kenneth MasLean.
This is also the
Andrew’s Day Service.
the Parish
ZION EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Crediton
M. E. Reuber, .B.A., B.D., Minister
Mrs. F. W- MorJock, Organist
Lawrence A. Wein, Choir
10 a.m.—Morning
11 a.m.—Church
■offering.
7.30 p.m.—Youth
Slides.
Worship.
School.
Service.
Leader
Special
Lantern
Thursday, ,8.15 p.m. sharp—Annu
al meeting. W.M.S. and Ladies’
Aid.
Friday, 8 p.m.—E.Y.F.
Welcome.
PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
H. T. Kendrick, Pastor
Wednesday, 8.30 p.m.—Bible Study
“Devine Healing”
Friday, 8.30 p.m.—-Young People’s
Speaker, Miss B. Perkins
Sunday, 2 p.m.—Sunday School
Supt. E, Cudmore, Missionary
Sunday
Sunday, 3 p.m.—Communion Sun
day. Subject "God’s X.-ray."
Sunday, 7.45 p.m.—Subject, “The
Great Commission."
Don’t miss our Children’s Bible
Truth Crusade Meetings November
28th to December 8th from 7 p.m.
to 8.30' p.m. For all children.
Features: Bible stories, lively
singing, quizzes, handiwork, and
woodcraft.
A hearty welcome for you here.
Main St. Y,P.U.
The Youhg People of Main St.
church held their first social even
ing since the new election of
officers. The meeting opened with
hymn 400 and Rev. Woods led the
group in the Lord’s prayer. The
minutes of the meeting were read
and several items of business dis
cussed. The hymn “My Faith Looks
up to Thee" was sung after which
Florence McDonald read the scrip
ture. A duet entitled “Grant us Oh
our Heavenly Father’1* was sung by
Lois Sweitzer and Beverley Myers,
A humorous reading was given by
Verna Heaman, The guest speaker
for the evening, Mr. Grigg, .gave an
inspiring talk to the young people.
After hymn 401 Jack McKnight
gave a very interesting ^reading.
Games were enjoyed by all the
youhg people and lunch Was served.
God Save the King was sung
the Benediction was repeated
tthison.
and
in
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
b The oil burner that was ____
Used for sale last week was sold
soon after the paper was issued,
There must have been a dozen calls
about it after it had been sold.
adveis
Harry; “How did you get such
a big nose?” Jerry; ‘‘Keeping It
out of other people’s business and
letting it grow!’*
Don’t leave it too late to secure that
Winter Coat while we have your
and the clpth that you want. See the
Tweeds that we are offering- at
new
size
new
Scarce goods and much in demand. We
had a shipment this week of bright plaids
three qualities.
Parkas for Young Men
The young fellows want Parkas. We are
offering two very special values in brown,
green or blue at
$12.50 and $14.95
Christmas Cards
A fine assortment of new Christinas Cards
to retail at 5c and 10c; also box lots at
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Grocery Specials for Thurs., Friday and Saturday
SMOKED SALT
Prepare your own pork, 5 lb. pkg.
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
strictly fresh ..... per lb.
COOKING ONIONS
10 lb. bag ......................
BRUNSWICK SARDINES
packed in oil
3 lbs. for 16c
RED FEATHER PUDDINGS
assorted flavors ............... per pack.
POST TOASTIES
ready for breakfast
KELLOGG’S PEP
With free tumbler
WINDSOR TABLE SALT
5 lb. package
10c
3 pkgs.
.. 2 for
Southcott Bros
Acknowledgements
The Exeter Committee of the
Navy League of Canada acknowleg-
es the following contributions: Mrs.
Harold Hern $1.00; Mrs. Dale and
Mrs. Billings $2.00; Navy League
box at Southcott Bros, store $4.07.
The War Time Committee thank
fully acknowledge the following
donations to the parcel fund: Mrs.
Muriel Sweet, mother of the late
Jack Sweet who was recently killed
overseas, $5.00; Stitch and Chatter
Club of Dashwood, $15.00.
At
held
S. S.
Cross
$4.50
a recent euchre and dance
by Red Cross Unit No. 14,
No. 2 Hay, the junior Red
Society of the school realized
from the sale of their school
flowers and hobby-work.
Kunijoinus Annual Meeting
Fit. Lt. Martin, Protestant chap
lain at the Centralia Airport, Was
the speaker on Monday evening at
the annual meeting of the Kum-
joinus Sunday School Class of Main
Street Church. Mr. Martin based
his remarks on the life of .Samson,
a strong physical character
otherwise a moral weakling.
Margaret Fletcher rendered a
and Mrs. Tomlinson favored
a. reading. The Class Paper,
Bulletin, was read by several mem
bers and enjoyed by all, Mr. A. J.
Sweitzer was elected to the office
of president of the class for 1945
and he will be assisted by Mrs, Earl
Russell as vice-president and Miss
Eva Penrose as secretary-treasurer,
Mr. W. G. Medd was reappointed
teacher. The retiring president,
Eva Pearce, presided over the
business part of the meeting and
Mrs. Harold Murray was in charge
of the
of the
under
Harold
but
Mrs.
solo
with
the
programme. At the close
meeting, lunch was served
the convenership of Mrs.
Skinner.
James St. Y.P.U.
Laurene Zurbrigg, convenor
of Christian Citzenship, was In
charg^ of the Y.P.U, meeting at
James’ St. church on Monday even
ing, She led a discussion oh- the
Christian’s responsibility in Com
munity Life, Those taking part id
the discussion were Doris Penhaie,
Dorothy Reeder,
Doug Fletcher,
Don' Southcott,
Marion Cowen.
led in prayer and Gwenneth Jones
gave an. enjoyable instrumental,
Irene sweet opened the mooting
and conducted the business session,
Games were enjoyed after,
Miss
Winston Shapton,
Irvine Armstrong,
Mary Johns and
Barbara Harness
Want Ads Pay.
23c
25c
It’s wise
shop for
morrow,
smile on
Ease your masculine gift worries
by selecting “just the right thing’’
at Taman’s Store for Men.
W; W. Taman
The Christmas Store for Men
to take no chances . . .
that? man’s gift here to-
Then watch his happy
Christmas Day.
r
’ROUND
HIS NECK
Mufflers, we mean.
For dress and every
day. Colourful or
conservative. Warm
and smart. Watch
him strut.
Beneath this rock lies -Murphy-• Nit: “Who invented the accor-
They buried him today. dion?” Wit: “Probably some guy
He was living the life of. Reilly who couldn’t decide how big the
While Reilly was away. fish was that got away.’’
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