The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-03-20, Page 8*THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
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Phone 237
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G0fcRAL
f^ADS OF
ING SOLICITED*
ble Rates
. Exeter,
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Miss Ruth “Wildfong Is ’Visiting
her aunt Mrs. T. N. Northcott, of
Stratford.
Mr. Robt. Gambrill, of Flora, vis
ited under" the parental roof during
the past week.
Mrs. John Gould has returned to
her home at Sexsmith after spend
ing the winter wjtli Mrs. Nortlieott.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beer motored
to London on Sunday and visited
with Mr. Beer’s sister, Mrs. Young,
and his mother.
Mr. J. S. Grant, local baker, while
up early one morning last week lis
tened in to a radio message between
New York and Commander Byrd in
New Zealand. It was 6-30 a.m. on
Tuesday morning at New York and
Byrd gave the time as 10.30 a.m.
Wednesday at New Zealand, it being
the fall of the year.
Exeter AfarAets
Wheat $1.08 standard
55c.
y 60e.
Manitoba Flour $4.40
Model Flour $4.00
Pastry Flour $3,70
Feed Flour $2.25
Bran $1.85
Shorts $1.90
Creamery Butter 42c,
Dairy Butter 39c.
Eggs extras 25c.
Eggs, first 24c.
Eggs seconds 23c.
Hogs, $12.00
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
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Bey. 3f, Bernhrtl Rhodes, A»*
Minister
Miss Lena Coates, A.D.C.M., Organist
10.00 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m.—-“Herod the Tetrarch
7 p.m,—“The Estimate o£
Waster”
On March 24tlx Dr. Sherwood
of the Western University, will
ture in Caven church.
locals
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Traquair & Lindenfield are hold
ing an anniversary sale. See their
full page advt. for bargains.
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The regular meeting tfjZthe Wo
men’s Institute /will be^fteld Tuesday
April hst a^the home oi‘
S. Grg^ity^'Mr. Morley will
the musing. All members
be present.
evening, April
Mrs. J.
address
are requested
The branch of the bank of Mont
real at Ailsa Craig has been closed,
the business having been taken over
by the Bank of Commerce.
Have you tried our new pancake
flour? It make!)delicious partakes.
Try some with »ew maple ?Jgyrup.
Have you gofjyour sivjSply of calf
meal to enter the Baby-Beef compet
ition for the F^ll Fa^'? Better start
feeding right
^j^v' Harvey Bros.
All old-country boys wishing to
play football should^ send tlieir
names to Walter fiJ'aCtliews, care of
box 279, Exeter ^'The first practice will be heldytff^^&»'FaiF:Gi‘dunds on
the evenMg’of March 31st. All
players are requested to be there.
Come to the Boxing Match ovei’
the Ford Garage, onJSdfurday, March
22nd, at 8 p.m. Contestants are: E.
Watson vs-. Diplr’rlarris^,Fred Clark
vs. Hugh ^latliRg^h^^eopsard Welsh
vs. Walt^^^fcd^f.^'’ Keferee Wal
ter Mat^tWs-—10 rounds, silver col
lection.
$. Jf^-a. Taylor safe
Apply to
3-20-2tc
FOR SALE—ColopyJEjfouse aZthe
Apnjy Ed.
20-2tp.
FOR SALE- r
in first class dbn^'ition
Times-Advocate^F
new Exeter Post QffWel
Beaver, Creditoil
NOTICE — We
that all contractii^g gr
for seed peas as
ter March 22nd.
Signed Ca
request
ers will ca|F
s possible^l-
z CannerZ Ltd.
X20-2tc.zENT—150
acres Lot 3. vuu. Lot 11,
Con. 6, in Hay To^nsll'ip. Apply to
Mr. Hilton Ford, i|?I^y P. O. Reas
onable terms. 3-14-4tc.
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FOR
months
Hern,
ton R.
SALE
old.'
THUItSDAY, JIAllOH SO, J»3»
R. N. ROWE
WILL SOON BE
Goods
CHESTER
ROOM S
LOTS
WE IIA1
HANI)
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®s St. UnitccWChurch
J Instr:
’Vocal
isor
Phone 20.T
Funeral Director & Furniture Dealer
$200.
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up.
OUR
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England
A FULL
) MEET AM
Theory
ert Street, Box IGO
EXETEK, ONTARIO
ELD SI
)F SM <L PIECES
CllVCJ any distance,
own
(Honor Grii
Piano,’ V^lihjJffarmony,
Shidio • Nl
on,
NEW SPRING GOATS
We have always something new to show you as ever/ week
we are placing new numbers on our racks. We alsojshow a
fine range of tweed coats for children
$6.50 $7,50 &.............. ■ "" T
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev, D. McTavish. Pastor
W. R, Goulding A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leadey
a.m.—“Living peaceably will all
Men” Romans 12:18.
p.m.—Special Catechumen Class
conducted by the pastor.
p.m.—“An Outcast—but Still
God’s”. 4th in the series 0
“Jottings from Job.” Job. lt3:15.
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New Spring Dresses
SHOWING THE VERY NEWEST. STYLES. " YOU Wil LIKE
THEM. THEY ARE EXCLUSIVE, DIFFERENT AND ONLY JUST AR
RIVED. IF YOU ARE HARD TO FIT LET US TAKE YOUR
AND HAVE ONE MAE^E SPECIAL.
IEASURE
RICE you WANT TO PAY.
TMENT FROM WHICH TO
TVALUES
5c., 50c., 75.
New Spring Qurtains and Curta
NO MATTER WHAT
FIND HERE A WIDE ASS(
ARE SHOWING EXCELLE
Nets
$1.00
YOU WILL
IOOSE. WE
3Miss Madeline Stewart, of London,
spent the week-end in town.
Mr. Trueman Elliott cthis week
moved his furniture to London.
Mrs. Albert Morlock, of Creston,
visited Mrs. Sweitzer last week.
Miss Flossie Hunter is spending
a few days inzTonawanda and Toron
to.
Mr. Sid Sandors spent the week
end in Toronto and Hamilton
business,
Mrs. N. S. Eaton and
visiting the former’s
Burke’s Falls.
A large number of _ _
have already returned with
melodious notes.
Miss Florence Norry, of London,
visited with her parents Mr.
Norry on Sunday.
Mr. Frank Taylor was in
to last week returning with
Durant Six.
Mr. Thos.
Seaforth, spent the week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Yellow.
Mr. Dwight Evans, of Fort
spent the week-end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Acheson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Johns have
moved from Huron street to an
apartment in the Metropolitan Build
ing.
Mrs. Herman Foster, of Winchel-
sea, fell down cellar on Saturday
night breaking a bone in one of her
arms.
Miss Annie Yelland, who has been
ill in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London,
following a second operation, is im
proving.
Mrs. S.
agent, of
end with
Sweitzer.
Mr. Grant Sanders,
motored up Friday and
week-end with his lather
Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville
and little son, of London,
)veek-end with Mr.
‘’Pickard.
There has been a fairly good run
of sap during the past week and con
siderable maple syrup is finding its
way into town.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Waal are mov
ing to London from their farm at
Cromarty. Mr. Milton Young is tak
ing over the farm.
Miss Pearl Wood was in Hensall
on Sunday where she assisted as solo
ist in the re-opening services of the
Hensall United Church.
Mr. Chtas. Foster, of Granton, re
turned home from St. Joseph’s Hos
pital on Tuesday having spent some
time following an operation.
Miss Francis Pearce and friend,
Miss Webster, of London, spent the
week-end with the former's
Mrt and Mrs. W. C. Pearce.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred G.
and little daughter, of
motored over Sunday and
..with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart.
Mr. Hugh Creech and Mr. Sidney
Clunis, of Western University spent
the week-end .with the former’s par
ents Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Creech.
Mr. Howard J. Dignan, who will
this year graduate from the Toronto
University, has accepted a position
^’Science Master at the Port Hope
High School.
Mr. John Kernick, who has been
oh an extended visit with his family
in the West returned to town last
week and is visiting with his sister
Mrs. Andrew Hackey.
'“Messrs. E. C- Moir and W. A. El
liott, of St. ' Catherines, motored up
and spent the week-end in town. Mr.
Elliott was formerly teller with the
Canadian Bank of Commerce.
Mrs. AV. H. Thornton of “Windsor
had her household effects moved to
Exeter last week and in future she
will reside
Handford
Recd.
Mr, and
family, of
relatives in Exeter on Sunday. Mr
Grieve recently disposed of his drug'
store at 'Strathroy
health.
The many friends
Coates, of Usborne,
son Jack
parents
7
on
are
at
spring birds
their
and J.
Toron-
a new
Livingstone, of near
with
Erie,
J. Sweitzer, transport
London, spent the week
lies mother Mrs. Lydia
of Toronto,
spent the
Mr. S. M.
MAIN ST- UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. J. Mooyliouse, Pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist & Choir Leader,
. a.m —‘Certainty or Uncertainty’
Which Shall it be?
3 p.m.—Church School
7 p.m,—A Paradox
Our song service of old familiar
hymns.
7.30—Wednesday evening. Prayer
Service. The Y.P.S. will be in charge
The W M. S. will hold their birth
day party Friday, March. 21st at 8
o’clock. Children of the Logie Miss-
sion Band free. Mrs. (Rev.), Mc
Intosh, of London, will give an ad
dress. Then I-Iensall Ladies Quar
tette will assist in the program.
11
at per yd. 25c
New Sp^jng Clothing]
WE ARE FEATURING FOR SP
. FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN.
RANGE OF NEW PATTERNS
G THE “ROYAL Y$RK” CLOTHES
WE ARE .SHOWIN A SPLENDID
/<ICH ARE TAILORED TO YOUR
MEASURE. . WE GUARANTEE
New Spring
ASK TO SEE OUR NEW WALL-PAP1!
BRIGHTEN UP THE INTERIOR OF YOUR
EW ROLLS WILL
WE HAVE ALSO
A FEW ROOM LOTS LEFT AT 98c. &TR1VITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. 3. 3. Fenton, B.A., Rector
Miss K. M. MacFanl, Organist
Third Sunday in Lent
11 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Ser
mon. Subject: “What is wrong
with the world today?”
■p.111.—Sunday School and Bible
Class. Bible Class in the church,
p.m.—Evensong and Sermon .The
subject: ‘‘Saint Augustinus Con
fessions.” Third in the series of
sermons on some “Great Spirit
ual Books of Christianity.”
ft,m.—Wednesday night. Lenten
Lantern Slides. These Lenten
Lectures are getting better and
better. Don’t miss them, they
are worth coming to see.
NOTE—-Holy Communion at 11
a.m. on First Sunday of the'month
and at 8 a.m. on the Third Sunday
of the month.
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Specials in Groceries for Thursday
CANNED PINEAPPLE
2 for 28c.GINGER SNAPS
2 lbs. for 25c.
and Saturday
Glad man
spent the
and Mrs. R. E.
Pure
ORANGE MARMALADE
Large Jar 34c.
POST TOASTIES
2 for 19c.
Red Cohoe
SALMON
1 lb. tin 29c.
TOILET PAPER
7 rolls for 25c.
The English boys’ football team
has again organized for the season.
A meeting was held Saturday even
ing. Walter Matthews was elected
captain; Ted Moyle, secretary and
Wm. Lutman, treasurer,
practice will be
Grounds on
31st.
Mr. W. H.
the pleasure
recently from 'Messrs,
of Old Wives, Sask., and James Kil
patrick of Kippen. The former came
East to visit -his mother Mrs. James
Logan who died recently in Hensall.
Mr. Logan is^a former pupil of Mr.
Johnston anfrhe always comes to see
him when he comes East.
MAIN ST. W. MJ. S.
The Women’s Missionary Society
of Main St. Church held their regu
lar monthly meeting on Thursday
afternoon, March 13tli. Miss Mur
ray had charge of the opening exer
cises. Mrs. Pearce, the president
then took the chair and final ar
rangements for a birthday party, to
be held March 21st were made. A'
very interesting talk on the spread
of the gospel in Europe, was given by
Mrs. Mollard. The devotional leaf
let, ‘‘Miracles Then and Now,” was
road by Mrs. Skinner and a leaflet on
the “Easter Thankoffering” was read
by Mrs. MaWson. The meeting clos
ed with special prayer for Miss Mui-'— . .
■ Piano
‘ Supeij
I Studio, I
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the
The first
held at the Fair
evening of 'March In order to reduce oux; bigg
stock of furniture we will gi^'
the biggest bargains ever of
ed in Exet . ----------------
from $99 tol$165 and woj
to
$75 up,
ollie Pup, male, 3
Ross
Gran-
2tp.
Gfiin^Zpigs.
Phone Kirkton 4-13 ifR. No,
and
of having a
Mrs. Johnston had
ihort visit
John Logan . Chesterfield-
‘ FOI
about
H. Morlock, CredfSpn R. R.
L SALE-^-fj. Shorthprn
ready ^dr sfcv^i
f
Bulls
?Apply AV.
^<-13-4tp.
Entries will be reeled for Exeter
Agricultural Soci^ty^iield crop com
petition up to Ap^rl 1st.—R. G. Sel>
don, .Scc’y. 3-13z-,-2tc.
“X
nage on
®ooms and
nt water in
a$cl drive shed
Brick coinage on
y, Ohydro, hardfandw
bank harp C-- ___ ___
also goodl-^en house, good
Apply Mm.' E. A. Marshall,,
, 3-13?|<------------------------
SALE—A co mm odioj$r bri ck
situate 0$ the Wc$F side of
;r, Ontario, equipp-
FOR SALE
Victoria St., containin,
bath; 1
house;
wired;
‘ cellar.
Exeter
FO'R
cottage
Main Street, Exetjbi,
ed with bath ahdfelect^'lights, hard
and soft water, dpso t<l f.
es with suitabl®-grinds. _ ,,
th er particulars terms apply ’0
Carling & Mortf' Solicitors, Exjrfer,
Ont.
h frame hous-
For fur--
Sitewart
Detroit,
visited
Be
Easy c
cost. Couche
tresses way
shall mattr
lamp in stor
are the bigg
ever get.
ining-room ^"Suites
room sj$£es $40
airs e
sprin
ess than
and mat-;
price. Mar-
$16.75. Any
$10.00. These
argains you will
lin, our Missionary in Ericsdale,
Manitoba.
T4ILOMNG
EXHIBIT
rmp Top Clothe^ da-e known all over
Canada for tlieir smart appearance and
their wonderful valu|t Every claim made
for them .is backed bf two and a half mil-_
satisfied customers.?W, we invite y<i to call at our store
see Samples of?|the new fabrics and
is for Spring! in this well-known
Over 20 0 difi^rent materials offer
e widest rangl to select your new
or topcoat from® if you buy here!i’y cloth is gualahteed fine all-wool!
meats are degtyle lea del
g is done|
lay until 1
All g
nized
All tail
Don’t
in now.
tailored
throughout
Signed hy men reco^
s on this continent, by master craftsmen,
he rush is on! Come
any suit or topcoat,
ure and guaranteed
W. R. GOULDINGF
Organist and Choygrhaster
Jani
A. T. O. M.
rg'an Theory
lusic in Schools
Box 57, Phone 192
^xeter, ont
JAMES STREET W. M. S,
FARM FOR RENT
•—lot 9, Concession
lias a frame lions
about 20 acres f
ply to Alonzo He]
Glad man & Stanlrary, Exeter, Ont.
2-20-tfc.
R SALE
teplien. It
bjfhk barn and
ploughed. Ap-
n, Crediton, or
K with her sister Miss A.
and her son Mr. Silas
Mrs. Latimer Grieve and
Strathroy, visited with
-----Z-HOUSE AND LOT JFOR
On Victoria St. AlrJy to J.
Exeter. F •
SALE—
Rollin d
,^0-tfc.
—gT
If you wish to buy owsell a farm
Pr house see R. E. Pward, Exeter.
HOGARTH BABY CHICK
HATCHERY
FEEDS
ply of feeds ate now more
han ever and your needs
tarter
Mash
nsed
Grow Mash, Chick
,eef Meat, Rone
.Oyster Shell,
canJutte’Miink, etc.
our du
complete
in Chick
Feed, Lay
Meal, Alt
Grit, Coud
be prompt
.. ,F
It Is: ritfuz/ime tohave the
hens oHn/Dfled from your
UtjCRt CULLING
dull
___ ____ _________flock.
1,0'0. iwns. We
aro oasii/lipyois of poultry. Call us
when yi/t/iave poultry to Sell.
OUf
has JukV7 arrived
Iors>
w shii>nien| of leg bands
All sizss and co-
owing to ill-
of Mrs. Maurice
who has been
seriously ill with pneumonia, will be
pleased>to know that she is improv
ing. MisS'.Mary . Grant R.N. nur'sirt'g'her. A
Mr?“and Mrs. Fred Mallett and Mr
and
don/ spent Sunday at the home 0
Mr. ‘ “1 M ' can- , „ J__________ _
coil-Herald.)
Rev. D. McTavish was in Hensall
Sunday morning conducting the re
opening exercises of the I-Iensall
United Church following the redec-
Orht^on of their awdiferhnn by the
McCausland Company of Toronto.
Mr. W. F. Abbott who recently un
derwent. tin operation in London Dbs-
pital, hut who lias been home and
nrohitd for several weeks was confin
ed to his bed for several days with
his old trouble but is again able to
, be up.
1
Mrs. Frank Mallett Sau, of Lon.
and Mrs, L, Freckleton, at Lu-
—(Lucan news in Stratford Bea
The James St. W. M. -S. held their
regular meeting in the church base
ment on Thursday, March 13th.
There was a splendid attendance,
the president presiding. The meet
ing opened by singing and all re
peating the Lord’s Prayer in unison.
An interesting welcome was given
to the new members and associate
helpers. A duett by Mrs. G. Wil
liams and Miss Essery-was much en
joyed. Correspondence: A letter
from Mrs. (Rev.) White-of the Elim-
ville Auxiliary accepting the invita
tion to visit James St. Auxiliary for
the May <,meeting; also a letter from Mrs. Andrew asking that a bale of
quilts and second hand clothing be
sent in by the 14th of June. It was
decided to do the quilting in the
church basement on tile first Wed
nesday in April, the supply secretar
ies looking after the needed mater-*
lais in the meantime. An Interesting
program was then 'put on by tlje
March group with Mrs. H. Perkins
presiding, openihg by use of hymn 84
and all repeating the 23rd Psalm;
Scripture reading by (Mrs. George
Westcott; devotional leaflet Mrs. W.
Frayne; leaflet entitled “lie is Count
ing on you”-by Mrs. C. Godbolt; Pa’s
Missionary Raper read by Mrs. H,
Perkins; the Study Rook reading by
Mrs, Frayne; a chorus was also given
■by ladies of the group, Meeting
closed .with .singing and prayer.
SPRING
CLEANING TIME
HER
IS, DINING
ITES, BUDDING AND
OPPER
DLL DIRECTORi?
FURNITURE DEALER
Pliohe Of).
Friday, March 21st,. will be the
first day of spring.
One of Bayfield’s oldest residents
in the person of Alexander Cameron
passed away Wednesday mdrning of
last week in his 90 th year, He had
been confined to his bed for about
three weeks.
DOROTHY E. GRA
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SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
SHARPENED (any make)
SINGLE EDGE /........... .U?? 3
DOUBLE EDGE ................................4
Perfect jedge GuavZiteed
UGG1STW. S. ODLE,
Ernest C.JWa rvey
GEjfERAl/ Ijgj LANCE BROKER
presenting
Mutual Life of Canada
Life, Fire, Automobile, Etc*
Rev. A. Sinclair,, of Hesnsall, con
ducted the service in the James St.
United church on Sunday and de
livered a very interesting address on
the hymnoiogy of the church giving
the history apd circtnnstanees uttdei*
which some.z of the most, tnvoriie
hymns were written.