The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-11-21, Page 8MIME
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LET US tiTJ tE YIQ1J P.R1C1 S
N. J. RN, Exeter
?lir. and Mrs. W. J. McAlitser, and
family, of Mt. Brydges, spent Stinday
At the home of Air. and Mrs, James
Jewell.
Mr. and '\Mrs. Wm. Ferguson and
Miss Ila Westcatt, of Toronto, aro
visiting at the home of lir. and Mrs.
Rd. Coates,
•
Farmers are betting their cattle
into the 'bares for the winter feed-
ing. This was hastened by the snow
fall Tuesday. With the cattle in
farmers are practically assured of a
steady job all winter, With the
•rounding up of the cattle a number
of animals are reported missing. So
watch the want column of the
Times -Advocate for information.
We will be start' next week 'to•
hake Chris pas Cakes. Anyone
wishing their stems Cake baked
call Grants' B , ery, phone 8,
A car of sugar beet Tulp has ar-
rived. Get your req ements early
while it lasts. Las shipments are
leaving the cto es now. -HAR-
VEY BROS.
The Elipir lle c -ho ping mill will
be ready fqrr bout the first
of December. unning half days,
'only. -Wm. B dshaw 1-21-2tp
STRAYED -Fro
. sometime during e
'yearling steer, par
information please
Tuckey.
ANTI-FREEZ
tor now, only
Garage. -SAND
NOTICE -I
sponsible fo an
Mrs. Lewis Aid
11-21-3tp Sig
pasture
ummer, one
olstein. Any
orm Mr. C. E,
1 your radia -
at the Ford
LLIO.T. •
nger be re -
incurred by
ed Lewis Aldworth
STRAYED -From
Cetnralia, 1 910 -lb,
steer with ho
formation. BYE'
lia.
Exeter Markets
W'''heat 31.15
Oats i(lc.
Barley G u.
Manitoba Flour 34.00
Model F,loer 8.4.25
Pastry Flour 8.3.30
Feed, Flour $2.25
watt $1„85
Shorts. 81.90
Sugar Beet Pulp 82.05
Creamery Butter tter 41e.
Dairy Butter 40e.
ggs, extras 55c.
.Eggs, firsts 45c,
Eggs, seconds 00C.
. Hogs $10.50
„locals
lir, a Mrs, Geo. Baynhant, of
Centra , desire Announce they
will e a home their neighbors
and "frien' s on. fondeY, December
the 2nd f on o to five p.m., the
accasion itg a reception in honour
of their` g Iden wedding anniversary.
Mr. .Ed.'; Knight spent the week-
end in Detroit.
M. Douglas Tho
Lon-
don,. was in Exeter
end.
Dr. Fletcher
office:
Miss `Nona
i on, of Lon-
over the week -
is enlarging and re-
novating the
waiting room of itis
Chambers, of London,
spent the ,week -end at her home
here.
Mrs. Lawrence Smale, of Wood-
ham, spent the week -end with Mrs,
Maud Heywood.
The many friends of Mr. William
McBain will regret to know that lie
is critically 111.
'Mr. W. Hatter left Saturday
morning to visit for a time with' his
sisters in Chicago.
Miss Laura Knight, of London,
spent the week -end with her parents -
Mr. and Mrs. E. Knight.
!Mrs. McKaig, of Hensall, visited
with her daughter Miss Mary Mc-
Kaig in town over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Neil, of De-
troit, spent the week -end with their
friends in Exeter and Centralia.
Mrs. ' Wm. Edmunds, of Flint,
llich., visited for a, week with her
ieson farm parents, Mr, and Mrs. E. Rowcliffe.
red Hereford
eward for in- Miss 'Mary Wells has returned to
E. Hick , Centra- her position with .C. L. Wilson after
holidaying for two ,weeks in Gode-
rich.
LOST A Goodyea tire and tube Mrs. E. Lamport has returned
29x4,40 on For. •, r between Eye- bonneafter visiting for a few days Mr. Edward Small is under the
ter and Credito is Huron Street. with .Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ford, in I doctor's care at the home of Slip. T.
Reward at Ford Garage. London.
Houlden, We regret to state that
Mr. B. W. F. Beavers and son Mr. Small°is very weak.
We supply the gamin :Ford parts Reg. visited the foriner's mother •
that sire Councillor H. C. Rivers and wife;
i you . ar. Let ns Mrs, Wm. Beavers, of Blanshatd on
Messrs. Jas, Morley and J. R. Hind
put 'them in, w k w how. Sandy ,Sunday. motored to Walkerton and made :,a
Elliot. We stoc eine Ford parts Mayor W. J. Kilpatrick and, wife, plbasant eall on Dr. George Hind
all models 191 , b 1:929; of •London, were visitors at the home on Sunday.
of .!gr. W. C. Reddy, of Usborne, on
asple dance Sunday, nIi'• and Mrs.W. C. Pearce and
actions. Apply Mr. and Mrs. John Northcott wexe
The many friends of lir. Arthur in Stratford Saturday visiting with
S. Davis will regret to know that he relatives. Mr. Pearce attended �a
is confined to his bed and is quite meeting of ' insurance agents.
ill.. 1Ir. and Mrs. W. L. Kress motel. -
THE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
I.tev, ,7. Bernard. Rhodes, Al. A.
'Minister
'hiss 1f senn Coates,. A,1rr.O. SX.,, 'Ol' ,€4ujs.t
.
10.00, a.m.--Sunday School ..
11 ;4.114.---"'M Tragic Tree." 2114
sermon in series,
7 p,itt,-"The Friendship of 3esue„
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JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH.
OF CANADA
Rev, D, Pastor
W. lt. Goulding A.T.C.M.
Organist and Croir-Leader
11 Ant. --A. Pro Church /nit an In-'
creasing Church
3 P.m. -Sunday School
7 P.M. -"Thou shalt not covet" last
in the series of• story sermons on
the Commandments illustrated •by
the story "Folly,"
The • Sacrament of the Lord's ,Sup-.
per will be 'administered morning
and evening.' Reception of new
members at the morning service.
We want to .see our members as far
as possible present at communion
on Sunday next.
MAIN ST- UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. T. Moorbouse
Organist, Miss B. Huston
11 a.m.-The beginning of a ser-
ies of sermons on• Christ's Tetnp-
tations. "The. First Temptation."
3 p.m. -The Church School. The
school will be in charge of 'the'
assistants. '
7 p.m. -"The Confession of Sin.
When Effective and when Inef-
fective.
7.30 -Thursday evening, prayer and
praise. r ,
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Sunday Before Advent
Slip. T. 3. Finley; of Huron College
will have charge.
11 a.m.-Morning prayer and •ser-
mon.
3 p.m. Sunday School
7 p.m. Evensong and sermon
Mrs. Chambers' and daughter
Grace spent Thursday last in Lon-
don.
FOR SALE -Good
floor 50 by 32 ft.
Wni. Leavitt.
FOR SALE--ltesidental
.in first class
village of
acres of rcood
house Ox30 f
It is on a goo
so good frame
would make
truck garden'
Township tax
just outside
Poi further p
J. W. Graybe
property
side the
vood and co ains 3
1 ad with goo frame
and 1's stor s high.
stone fou .. ation al -
)a r.n 0 ft. This
eal property for
and chicken ranch.
as this property is
he village boundary.
rticnlars enquire from
11-14-4t)
We have purchased a up-to-date
Power 'Whitewashing +chine and
are open or work. et us white-
wash and lsinfcc sur barn, hen-
houses, et Qu work, moderate
charge. Ho ar Baby Chick Hatch-
ery. Phon 84w, Exeter. 8-1 •tfc
BARN FOR : AL ' 20 feet by 28
ft. matched si i . Apply G. Cud -
more, Erie Gas tation. 11-7-tfc
LOS.T-A red ste with white
markings, no hot s weighs 900 lbs.'
hole punched in +..ch year; Apply.
Roy Itatz, Dashw y od 1'ti. R. No. 2
11-7-8tc
The Times -Advocate have received
their new assortment of Chirstinas
cards which are the finest let they
have as yet displayed.
WOOD Fro G LE Hard and
soft, long di' slier' as . p'•ired. Seas-
. on'ed or flresh ! red H. Ho-
garth, R. 11„ No 1, Exeter, phone
11-7-3tp
Credit 5n.
Y°t. .
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Homey and ed to Brantford Sunday taking with
fancily, of .Stratford, visited with them the ]•atter's mother Mrs. Den -
friends in Exeter on. Sunday taking nis and•her son Billy, -who have been
in the James :Street aniversary. visiting here for couple of weelid.
Miss Gladys Hunkin returned to Mrs. B. W. F. Bear*ers also accent -
her position in Ldndon' after holi- panied them to the city visiting with.
daying for few days with her par- relatives.
ents Mr. and. Mrs. John Hunkin. The Women's Institute held a
Mr. T. C. Unger, of Ottawa, called
on his uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs.
Geo. Williams ..one day last week,
Mr. Unger was on a Motor trip to
California.
Rev. T. C. Wilkinson and son Mur-
ray, of Ripley, and Mr. A. J. Mc-
Tavish, of London, spent the week-
end visiting at, the James • Street
parsonage. 4
• Miss Margaret Johns, Miss 'Made-
line Dearing and miss Marjory Hunt-
er, of London, visited at their re-
spective homes in this community
over the. week -end.
Main Street Sunday School will
hold their Christmas entertainment
on Friday, December 20th. James
Street Siunday School will hold
theirs on Monday, December 2rd.
Mrs. M. Gossell, who has • been
visiting with Mrs. '3TcAvoy 'and Miss
A. Sanders returned to her home
In Ripley Sunday accompanied by
Mr. Stuart Campbell and Mrs. Wil-
son,
BL'r, •and Mrs. Ker'vin Werner and
Mr, and •Mrs. C. J. Patterson and
daughttr Marion motored over from:
Detroit and were the guests of Mrs.
D. Russell of town over the week -
If you wish to buy r sell a farm, end.
or housogo It. 1, ickard, Exeter. Mr. S. M. Pearce, Mr. L. Sutler -
land, Wife and children, of Fingal,
POIJLTR1 ,WANDB D ---We ale in accompanied by Miss Francis Peiirce
the market fo`' all kinds of poultry of London, visited at the home of
paying' hig • st prices. TruekS the former's brother Mr. W. C.
will call. e_ 0, »'ashwood, d. Pearce on Sunday. •
Andersen. 9-2ti-
tfe Mr. Nelson Hill returned Saturday
HOGAX 7rH 11A.1.t% CIUCK
HATCHERY
FDEI)S
Our supply of feeds are no .,p�i�ore
complete than ever and you Reeds
iu •Chick Starter, Grow Mas , ChickFeed, Lay Masi , not 1VIe�, Bothe
Ifeei, Alfalfa 1V al, Opt ` Shell,
Giin, Conclenabd uttermil etc. can
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progressive crokinole party in the
Exeter Opera House on Thursday ev-
ening of last last week. There were
about 40 present most of whom en-
joyed the evening in cards. Lunch
was served by the ladies. Miss E.
M. Bowey won the prize for the
ladies at euchre and Mr. W. H. Har;.
Hess won ,the gentleman's prize.
Mild Weather has prevailed
throughout the county for the past
few weeks. So far •there has boen
no real heavy frosts. On Tuesday
morning :the community awoke to
find the earth wrapped in a mantle
of white, shrubbery, trees and beild-
ings being covered, presenting a
very picturesque appearance. The
snow kept up for the best part er
the day.
:1r and M'rs. Geo. Chambers, two
daughters and one song of Ardeit,
Man., are moving to Exeter and exp
pest to locate a farm in this com
munity, Mr. Chambers is a brother
of Mr. John Chanfbers while Mre.
Chambers is a slater of :11rs. Cham-
bers find Mrs. .Newton Baker of
town. Mr. Chambers is bringing
with hila a load of livestock, furni-
ture, etc. w '
CAVE °GUIL, VISITS GO1)EEEiCH
The Young People's Guild of Ca-
veit. Presbyterian church enjoyed a
very ,pleasant •evening with the West-
minister Guild, Godorich, on Tues-
day evening of last week. The Ilen-
sall and Seafortlt • Societies were al,
after visiting for a week with his so present. The program etitudstect
mother Mrs. Jas. Bili. It was re- of numbers from the different so-
ported last week that Mrs. Hill was cieties, Exeter's contribution being
indisposed but this is net correct as a huinolroiis song by a number of
'Vies. Hill is enjoying the best of boys which was greatly enjoyed by
health. ' ali. A debate was held between the
Christmas is lust five weeks away Goderieh .tied ,Soaforth Soefet1cs, oti
The Christmas spirit perinoates the the 'subject, "jtesolved that the
, eitdthrif i5 of .one hindrance
S mo
i tt
17nterta nme'ts �1 h strias p
n an Cris
concerts are getting under' *ay and the World than the Miser" with Sea -
old and young are riot •counting the forth, the affirmative, as winner:
P.Or iTIlr : y, ,lt q; days to the most loybns season of Games and contests were enjoyed
It is no1V tittle ha'v. the dull the Year'.• [and tt;,claitt'ty lutieii was served at the.
liens eliminated 1!roTil, ur flock. T. Ar frim'aeembe, tire. close of. the evening„
Clue' cltttrt;eeb% 42,00 petv4 0 hent, we Millman tend Mrs. IL C. '1'Creed, of On Friday evening the 'Guild visit -
art t t 41t littyers t5:f,.P0tk• tltltY 'ud Handl-ten,and Miss7Ctn'te edh{vitiger, ed the house et I eruge, Clinton. A
whoa you hove poultt' ' to s'e1l, ;, of TTurlingtoti, visited 111 lrketasr the very good musical program was pro..
Our new -shipment Of leg )))ant1s least week, 1 s. Wood, with ;tier' vided and was greatly' enjoyed `by
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` hats just .arritrcd. All sites and co'- brother Mr. 1;1. Welter and the other the inmates. At the end of the pro-.
lard 1.••.eko: ladies with Mrs, 1U shard 'ti 'elsh, ',grate it treat vas distributed.
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EVERY FUR COAT SOLD TI -ROU ''H, US HAVE
TRULY BEEN BEAUTIFUL COD EVERY
CUSTOMER WELL S a ISFIED.
d ,
IF YOU • NEED A NECK PIECE `'1' INTERESTED IN A '•,
FUR COAT COME IN AND"T K IT OVER WITH US
AND YOU WILL BE SA ISFIED AS WELL.
JUST ARRIVED A SHIPMENT OF
IZES 6 TO 11. SPECIA
OBER BOOTS
PRICE- $3:.49
LET US PR
FITTING 'Yd
CO
TECT YOU AGAINS
WITH GALOSHE
ORS AT $2.25, $2.
WET WEATHER. BY
OR. RUBBERS., vIAN?
,O$2.75,
Christ
WE ARE. MORE THA
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
THEM O.VE
s `- rerun' s
PLEASED W H .OUR EARLY `SHIPMENT,' OF
YOU WILL r, E, TOO. COME IN. AND LOOK
WHILE T., E SELECTION IS, BIG
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But we are prepared for it th
a Store full of nice things su;? ble
for Christmas gifts.
CHESTERFIED /SUITES 151:y 8; up
D KING-ILOOIVI SUI
opt .S7u.00 and
ED -ROOM SDI 8
ny price to s ;; you
, SMOKERS +' HESTS,
BASKETS `s:: CHAIRS,
NERIESESKS
At
LAMP,
• WORI
FE.
Everyth g to be
to -date sto ,e WE
suit the tries,
1.
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ound in an up -i
AVE at prices to
ROWE
Phi 20w and 20j
Stanfield's
U shrinka I
r,;
Underw it
Chilly days and .chill evenings turn •
• oiir thoughts to he ' pier underwear.
two.- Piece,
• •
Combinations
We 'have a s ; sial litre of'two-piece
heavy w '" ribbed underwear
which are clearing at 98c.
AGENt FOR JACKSON DRY
CLEANERS
A11 accounts must bo settled by the.
} 13t11. of December ,
.h•IAL'\ ST. W.M.S. ) LECT OFFICERS
The W. M. S. of Main Street
United church held their monthly
meeting Wednesday, November 13th
with the president Mrs. Pearce pre-
siding. After the opening exercises
a paper on • Qhristlan Stewardship
was read by Mrs. G. S. Howard. The
devotional leaflet was taken by Mrs.
Pearce, followed by leaflets on "New
Canadans" read by Mrs. Wickwire;
and Miss sM'urray.
The election of officers for the
conning year was then held and is 'as
follows:
Past President, Mrs. V. :\follard:
President, Mrs. W. C. Pearce; First
Vice-1.'res., .1Virs. Moorhouse; Second
Vice -Pres., Mrs. C. Hooper; Rec.
Sec'y, 1\lrs. Wickwire; Assist'. Rec.
Secy, Mrs, Jaques; TreaS.,.2Irs. 'G.
Matson; Correa. So 'y, Mrs. Mooney
Secretary of Christian Stewardship
and Finance, Mrs. G. S. Howard
Mission 'land Supt!; ,Miss Murray;
Baby Band ,Suets., Mrs. Medd and
Mrs. Jaques; Strangers' Secretary,
Mrs, bfoorhouse; Supply Sec'y, Stirs.
S. ;Sims; Associate Helpers' Seely.,
Mrs. 111a'rshall; Missionary Monthly'
Sec'y., Mrs. K. J. Sims; Press and
Literature Sec'y., Mrs. Howey and
Miss White; Mite Box See'Y., Mrs,
Anderson; Temperenee See'y., Miss
Murray.
PRONE 81w
HYDRO ELi=C'TRIC
. '
'Wiring and installing, guar teed
worka.nship at rbasonable "rices.
ring atms �aiid Moto > a spec-
i'-
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alty, E:;stiile.:s gladly urn'shed
freer
Biil. DAV
VV. R. GOU
• A: T. O.
Orenatist smd roirnnnstee
fa nes St. L' ted CItui ch
Instr tion in
Piano $. Vocal Organ. Theory
• Supei•irlsor .f Music in Schools
Studia, 1\Iait . ` t. Box 57, Phouo 192
EXETER., ONT
FALL CLEANING
• IS HERE' AGAIN.
'Now is the time tore-
place, that w#1.4 out
mattres or sp ing.
•W h l 11 stook to meet all
YI' �r c'��e � , r
your equip, menta.
Itoupholsteotg i'ont1 fly 1)0110
R.
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pottiV'I' 1: r Dpiuri 1tt
mom ° / Y)Il:l+(;',COIt
rIOBO tlx:
Tho' warehouse of tli'o Canadian
h'tatiolial Express, Clinton, was brok
en into recently and some goods
taken although nothing of great
value,
WI. as . . v Jia, .. .H R •• a...,_•
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EXETER, ONT:
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Ernest: C. Harvey
GENERALS ipSti13r1:1w{(311 I31tOKEft
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ifo of. Canada
Mutuald�
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Life, Fire, :• Atttom;obile, Etcq
SAFETY RAZOR BL V
D (ani!
SHARPEN
,SYNGLE EDGE
»6i711T.E hi11t= 4c«
'perfect 111 :;o, 0 uaranteed
W. S. CO , ', DRUGGIST
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DOROTHY E. GRASSI
A. L. C. M.
(lr'ottor' (raduato) 1'.ondor 'Tnglamt
Instruc fon 1
Piano, Violin, • ; hy, Theory.
,,ytutilo N. Mbar cot, Gox lag
EXETER, 'tNTARIO
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TAIL itING
(lleanieg, Pre sing, " Repairing*,
)airin
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and Yh ,lea g.
Parlor is.
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upstairs just <4)1 sit t:lio post of"-,
floe and his zoet "Service' aunt
Satisfcetter), Guar, '`bed."
SO tir,r cs GO iIG,