The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-07-17, Page 8THURSDAY, JULY 17, 193d
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RIVAL
Exeter Markets
Wheat QOe.
Oat?s 45c.
Earley 50c.
Erun. $1.35
Shorts $1,40
Feed Flour $1.80
Manitoba’s Best Flour $4.00
Welcome Flour $3.35
Model Flour $3,60
Creamery Butter 33c.
Dairy Butter 28—31c,
Eggs Extras 2 Ge,
Eggs Firsts 22c.
Eggs Seconds 20c.
Hogs $10.50
THE EXETER TIMES-ApVOCATE
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. J. Bernard Rhodes, M. A.
Minister , r' ,
Miss Lena Coates, A.L.C.M., Organist
During July
Evening Service Only
7 p.m.—“The Ideal Church”
UNION SERVICES
Main St, anti James St, United
Churches
“The
Furniture
LOWER.
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PHONE 81vP
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lidife moved from London to H^i
ton. jf
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Detroit,
and oil
he went
was em-
WE ARE RIGHT UP T
■STYlfes FOR
G. AfHA
Phono 29
jfeern. His many
delighted to learn
parents, Mr. and
fherwell, Hensail
i.30 sharp
ACCOMMODATION FOR ALL
Dr. and Mrs. Lannin and daugh
ter, Aileen, of Hamilton, and Miss
Vera Ramsay, of Burford, visited
with Mrs. Agnes Campbell and Mrs.
John T. Stewart over the week-end.
A. I.-
Organist an|
Janies St.
triStri
Piano Vocal
Supervisor of
Studio, Main St.
EXETER, QNT
MPLETE
I TIMFTO BUY
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FUNEKA® DIRECTOR
AMBUWCE SERVICE
htoniobiRs
W. S.
VERANDAH RUGS
IN DIFFERENT SIZES
Just the thing for that verandah of yours. They come in
different sizes and colours of blue, green and brown, in smart
designs. $1.00 to $3.95
Union Services for July and August
Main Street and James Street' United
Churches
JULY—Rev. C. J, Moorhouse in
charge
Main Street choir in charge of music
July 20th:
Main Street 11.00 a.m.
James Street 7.00 p.m.
July 27th;
James Street 11.00 a.m.
Main .Street 7,00 p.m.
August 3rd:
Main Street 11 a.m.
James Street 7.00 p.m,
* a.m.—Sunday School
. a. m.—In Main Street;
Greatest Gain.”
p. in,—In Jamfts Street; “How to
Keep Cool.”
All visiting strangers and friends
are cordially invited;
United Prayer (Service »at eight
o’clock on Thursday evening.
Dublin, is
John Kip-
75 Pair of Children’s Running Shoes
IN MINER AND DOMINION MAKE. SANDALS AND OXFORDS
IN PLAIN AND FANCY MATERIALS. JUST THE THING FOR THE
BEACH AND HOLIDAY WEAR.
Special at per pair.
I,
Miss Eileen Burns, of
the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
ping.
Miss Elda
visiting with
in Exeter.
The newly
Parkhill to Moray has been opened
to the public.
Miss Lillian Greb has been engag
ed as teacher at Cromarty for the
ensuing year.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delbridge and
family have returned after spending
a few days in Detroit.
The War Veterans annual picnic
will be held at Bayfield on Wednes
day of next wreek, July 23rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dick, ot
Ar.bour, Mich., visited recently
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ryckman.
Mrs. E. Christie Sa’., spent
wreek-end in London visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Howard.
Mr. Dwight Evans, of the Bank
of Montreal staff,
spending his holidays in
Miss Marjorie Pearce
week for Lake St. Joseph,
where she will spend the
Mr. Marvin Howey, of
of Montreal staff, is holidaying at
their summer home at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and master
of Toronto, a|re visi/i'g in
Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Doerr.
Mr. and Mrs. Priebe and Mrs.
Weppler, of Chesley, visited at the
home of Mr. Fred Rabethge
day.
Mrs. Harriet McKenzie,
Louis, Mo., is spending the
with her sister Mrs. Jas. Willis, of
Stephen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Howald, of town
and daughter ‘ Miss Muriel, of Lon-,
don, are holidaying this, week at
Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs! Beverley Acheson, of
Toronto, who visited durimg' the past
week in Exeter are spending ' this
week at Grand Bend.
Mr. Charles Acheson, and Miss
Phylljs Gr?y of London, spent the
week-end, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Acheson.
Mr. John Simpson moved last week
from the residence he has been oc-
’ cupying on James Street to his- new
g" a“‘^ home in Usborne Township.
...... ......... No. 1,' ^r- and Mrs. Scholtz, of Pigeon.
For p^ti’c'ula>- apply -to Mich., and Mrs. Sam Mernem? of
•er, Hensall Hensall, visited with Mr. andWMrs.
7-17-ltc Wm. Vale over the week-end.
— Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Gillies and son■l'i!hKacres, lo Bobbie, of Hamilton, are visiting
location,. % t with the latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs.
S. Martin and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kress, and
son Billy accompanied by Mrs.
TO SEEJIHE
NHW STYLE .CHESTERFIELD
BED
A
ITES.
All
Pilkey, of
relatives
Sarnia, is
and friends 79c
laid pavement from
I X-Rayed ^Construction,
Neijf1 Coverings.
OLD AT
HOPPBR
JERAL DIRECTOR
NITURE DEADER
Phone 09
delivered any distance
Ann
with
10
11
7
Special in Braided Mats 98c
THESE LOVELY BRAIDED MATS ARE MADE IN JAPAN AND
IN SIX DIFFERENT COMBINATION OF COLORS. THE SIZE IS 18 in.
BY 30 in. THEY ARE SPLENDID FOR BATHROOMS AND BEDROOMS,
regular $1.35, sale price 98c.
MAKES FINE SHOWING
The Exeter School has again made
a splendid showing in the Entrance
examinations a report of which ap
pears on another page. Out of the
nineteen pupils who tried prepared
by the principal Mr, G. S. Howard,
’nineteen were successful, being one
hundred per . cent, which reflects
great credit upon the teacher and
the class. Ten pupils received first
class honours and three second class
honours. The splendid showing is all Tom,
the more noteworthy in view og {he
fact that from London comes the re
port that the arithmetic and spelling
.papers were exceptionally hard and
the failures were greater than usual
Miss Jeanette Taman is to be con
gratulated on winning the Exeter
Board of Education Scholarship for
the Exeter District. Miss Loreen
Borland of S. S. No. 2, Usborne,
won the prize offered by J. Elgin
Tom, former School Inspector, for
obtaining highest marks by any pu-
’ pil from a one-room school. The
first prize awarded to the pupils of
the Exeter School was won by, John
McTavish. John contracted the
measles a short time before the ex
aminations and was allowed back
to school only the day before tlgey
started.
TENDERS WANTED^"'
Tenders will be received hp until
i
the
■with
Blenheim, is
Exeter,
left l&st
Muskoka,
summer,
the Bank
on Sun-
of St.
summer
Saturday, July 19th, 1930Fby the-'
undersigned for ?the pail lg and t decorating of Scihoolhou No. 1, ‘.
Usborne. For p$rticu1wiSr
Luther Reynolds, feea
R. R. No. 1.'
FARM FOR SAL$—
23, con. 1, Usborne, fine legation, % mile north of JjjHter on provincial J
Highw-ay No. 4| Wgll drained, good
’ ” ” ’ '* vail^Dle, never j
Om water, con ---- ---------------------- -- —-----actory, station,! Mantle motored to -Brantford and
churches, ■ spent the week-end with friends.., I Miss Mary McKaig has returned
11 Hu^Wls°^'to her duties. as telephone operator
buildings, hyd^o
failing supplyfof
venient to Canning
public or high sc
stores, etc.
Apply to owxler—J
little
Geo.
FOR SALE—A few ppt
ply Canadian Canners.Ite.
-^7-3tp at the central after holidaying at
Ap_ her home in Hens'all and Cromarty.
FOR SALE—New and us/d
leather belting, pump lack/new pul
ley blocks for inch r^ie,„ two new
hydro poles, twenty-fir Ffeet with
guy wire.—R. Moussea 7-17-ltc._________
The person whqftookfthe bicycle
from the Canninig '^aM@Yy' Shed jwill
please return same" aft once.
repeatjTustom-
r ‘itself,
be cox#
quality
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TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. J. J. Fenton, B.A., Rector
Miss .K. M. MacFaul, Organist
Fifth Sunday after Trinity
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m.—Morning Prayer and 'Ser
mon.
7 p.m.—Evening Prayer and Sermon
Sunday School picnic at Grand
Bend on Tuesday, July 22nd. All
attend.
Rector’s holidays during1. August
morning service only in this month.
Dr. D. A. ANDERSON
DENT1ST
formerly of E
has located! at'205 J^ortley Road,
London, - ...
Ph
will practice
y
fetcalf 4290
SCHOOL GARDEN WINNERS
The following is the -result of
judging in connection, with,
school gardens which were judged
last -week by Messi's Wm. Ward and
Geo. Mawson. G. S. Howard’s room,
Elmore Hunkin, Hazel Clark, Jack.
Pryde. Miss Harvey’s room; Gladys
Ryckman, Warren May, Ola Reed.
The pupils are now at liberty to re
move 'the vegetables etc. from the
gardens.
All Linen Towelling
AH linen roller towelling easily washed
and good wearing quality at
20c. a yd. or 5 yds. forfSI.OO
42 in. Circular Pillo otton
A lovely bleached circular$1Pillow Cotton
42 inches wide and spec
2-yds. fo$75c
?-at this price
Special in Bleached & Unbleached Shee^rfg 48c. yd
THESE ARE B
AND THE OTHER
BOTH OF THESE
TH EXCELLENT VALUES. IS BLEACHED
NBLEACHED. WE ARE MjMONG SPECIALS OF
HEETINGS REGULAR 60c. JFYARD
special at
Boy’s Was)
Two new styles with v
with striped pants.
special at'
Suits 1 Bleached table Cotton
bite or sand top I # 56 inches wide, in a good quality bleach-
e<^ cotton damask. Good value at
;5c. '■/ -'per yd. 50c.
30 P
THESE ARE
FITTTERS AND
airs Mien’s Harvest Shoes
NOT TQp HEAVY IN WEIGHT, ARE GOOD ROOMY
EOME^WITH PANCO SOLES.
^a^special at per pr. $2.75
ot Weather Needs
For Men
Usborne Council is being held oV.er
until next week.
Dr. G. F. and Mrs. Roulston spent
the week-end in London.
Mrs. (Dr.) Tremner, of Strath-
roy, is visiting with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Winer, for a few days
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mrs.
W. H. Harness and sister Mrs. Hy.
Smi^h left last Thursday by auto to
visit with relatives at Detroit, Tol
edo and Pontiac, Mich. They re
turned home Monday.
Mrs. (Rev.) F. Clysdale, who was
a teacher of the Onward Women’s
Bible Class of the Erie Street United
Church, Ridgetown, was presented
with a beautiful.- bridge lamp prev-
ous to her departure for their new
charge in Brantford.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newman and
son Seldon, of Kingston, who have
been holidaying at Muskoka spent a
few days visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
R. G. Seldon,
companied' by
lace for their
Mi^s Reta
Gertrude Francis,, Meta Salter. Doris
Salter, 'Mildred' Jory, Elizabeth
Thompson, Helen Penhale, Jean
Sheere are holidaying this week at
“Robinhood” cottage, Grand .Bend.
Misses isobel Turnbull and Ceila
Christie spent the WeeJk-end with
■them.
/Mr. J. W. Brown and family, Alah,
'Leona and Earl, left Friday of last
week by auto for Shamrock, S<ask.,
where Mr. Brown has been appoint
ed as pastor of the United Church-
there. Mrs. Chute, who has been
keeping house for Mr. Brown left
to make her future home in St,
Thomas.
HERE IS WHERE YOU WILL
ALWAYS FIND A GOOD .
ASSORTMENT OF FURNLF
TURE TO CHOOSE FROM^AT
PRICES TO SUIT Yj^J
OUR STOCK IS CO:
NOW IS TH
Straw HatSz/r
In all the latest straws
j
athing Suits
rousers
/
Miss Woods who has been on the
staff of the Ontario Hospital at Lon-
4-inch don for the past 26 years, is at pre
sent visiting with Mrs. Chas. Pilon.
Mr. W. J. Lower, of La Port, Ind.
who has been visiting his daughter
Mrs. John Taylor, of William and
Ann Street has'returned to his home.
The brick work of Mr. Fred Baw-
den’s cottage on Main Street opposite
the Trivitt Memorial church is now
completed and presents ;a very fine
appearance.
Miss Annie Weekes returned to
Guelph Friday evening after visiting
in Exeter. Miss Minnie Weekes ac
companied her as far as London
where she spent the week-end.
All ex-service men and their fam
ilies who' require transportation to
the picnic at Bayfield on Wednesday
July 23rd, leave your names with
Elmore Harness before Monday, July
21st. ♦
Mrs. H, I<. Hyndman returned last
week after visiting foi" several weeks
nt Avon, N.She was accompanied
home by Mrs. Walter Clarke and
Miss Carter, of Avon, who are her
guests at present. • *
Mr, and Mrs. David Blackwell and
the latter’s father Mr. Ross Dignan,
of neai* Hensall, in coiftpany with Mr.
Jas; Dignan and Mr. E. M. Dignan,
, of town, visited at the home of Mr.
Wm. Digiian, of Lucan on Sunday,
Ret. D. McTavish, pastor of James
street church is on vacation and mo-
0£ed to Toronto on Sunday and on
.jMoh'day wa# accompanied home by
■ Mrs. McTavish who has bhen spend
ing a iteek at the Whitby Ladies
College attending a missionary con
vention. Mr. and Mrs. McTavish
hate left for Ripley to visit with re
latives. Next Sunday Mt; McTavish
■AvtU conduct, services at Central Un-
■ itetl Chuf'ch, $arhia.
The fiWst of the union services be-
, tween the .Main and James street
.coxigregatiofis" w'as ’ hetd on Sunday
. last wO morning worship in the
Janies .street; church and evening
worship in the Main street church.
Largecongregations were present.
Rev, Mr« Moorhouse conduoted, the
. services and will have charge for the
next three Sundays. Next Sunday
the morning service will be held in
.Main Street Church and the evening
service in James Street, - 1
The number of the
ers for motor oil sp
Come and try our o
vinced as to value
Hogarth Hatchery
THE MINUTE IN THE LATEST
ORT WEAR IN ALL LINES
• FURNISHINGS
T,AM>N
EXETER, OUT,
/ ' ~ ~~
Rev. Borden and Mrs. Ctm’iing-
h a in and daughter, of Millbank, are
visiting with relatives in town.
an<i Mrs. Brogan and son, off
.Windsor, ,are visiting with Mm,
Brogan’s mother, Mrs.. J. Harness..
They left Sunday ac-»
Mrs. Seldon and Wal-
liome in Kingston.
Rowe, Amy Shapton>
Mr. Howard Taylor, of Plainsfield
N. J., a former butter-maker in the
Wimphelsea and Exeter creameries,
accompanied by Mrs. Taylor and her
three children, are here visiting, their
numerous friends. They are 'also
visiting with friends at Winclielsea,
Kippen and Wingham. On their
way here they visited with relatives
in Hamilton, London and
Mr. Taylor is in the coal
business in Plainfield where
five years ago. At first he
ployed by this company and to-day
he is a partner in a growing eon-
friends here are
of his success. His
Mrs. John Taylor
' “fi'mil-
1st to Au
Saturday,
H. E.
The Librarian of the Exet
lie Library will have holi
the first two week
. The Library wil
’ August
ing on
\
FOli
Pub-
ys for
fl
sed from
h. Open-
16 th.
1, secretary
Z7-10-2tc
---- ---____ SALE OR RE^T—Modern
ted brick |semi-bungaj^w
veniences,
FOR R
light h
Weekes’
FOR S
pump* a
new. A
istrator'
_ ’• .AH
cen tr.al ly/o ca te d.
ral rooms
: above
con-
for
Dr.
gas.Visible 10 gal,
eratiug table, Almost
to John Rowe/Admin-
. W. F. Beavis.
•6-10-tfc.
if you wish to bu
•Uf house see R. E.
r sell a farm
Ufkard, Exeter/
Ont
HNS
Exeter,
AUTO GLA
replaced $hile yo
Ernest C. Har'/y
Representing among o
Lumbermen's Mii^tial cWtialty Co.*4
**World’s Greats* ‘
in London visiting with Mrs. George
Manson and Miss Jessie.
Miss Margaret Hicks, of Centralia,
spent Sunday with Miss Helen Dig- nan.
Miss Vosper and Miss Sanders, of
London, visited in town during the
x
Aidworth, of
the week-end with
Cash dividends ,tcf pxfiicyholders
not been less thal^'25 % <o£ pre
annually.
WEDNESDAY, JJfLY 23rd
HENSALL’S GREAT BAS
week.
Miss Marguerite ■
Stratford, spent
her parents.
James Street .....c>. _______
nic will be held at Grand Bend oil
.Wednesday, July 23 rd.
■ Miss Bessie Hartnell is at present
yisitijig with- Mr. ap'd Mrs.- James
Jewel and other relatives,
Mrs. Edward McDonald and
daughter Dorothy, of Clinton, are
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Harness.
-Miss M., Grigg spout the week-end
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Frayne and
family; of Brantford, visited with the
former’s mother tn town over the
week-end.
Word has been, received from Mr.
Sandy Elliott, who with his two sons
Harold and Howard, lefti Tuesday of
last week for the West travelling by
Wo, that they were hearing the
end of their journey and expected to
arrive af Plato, Sask., on Sunday
vher« t’ioy would1 visit with Mr. El
liott's
SAFETY ^AZOR BI
SHARPENED (anjr/Takft)
single edc&j
double e^ge
PerfectfEd
easonablA
TRACTOR! PJL.OW1B
____ SUING JT
Distance no ohldet £oij'
amount of work. 7 . . . ■
Apply to W. ■ l®adj<awr ElimvMe,
Owing to the. Dominion D$y hole
day on Tuesday the Doctor offices
will be open- ofiL, Wedne^aay, Jnly :
'2i 19 SO1. The ashigmoii
Orei July 9th, pt
Dunlop;
Fletcher; July W
Assignments for
■M ht 'a later d.-.tai!
AND
W July
egj July IO
uU 23rd-—Di’.
<£-Dr. Browning,
gu&t will be post*
StjMarys, Cifediton
I
REFRFSHjrKNT S'lSlNl)
ADMISHlftNl ADUIJTS 35c.; CHILDREN iJ5c.
SPJ NI^G ATTRACTIOxN
DANCE in (be /'ening in the Town Hall
MDSIO BY gTWA&d *5-PniCE ORCHESTRA OF STRATFORD
Gn a ra n teed
E. DRUGGIST
W. R. GOULDING
3. m.
ChoirmasOp
United] ChujCh
lotion in/
t Gw&n Timor#
MlWle fn Schoch?
Box 57, Phone 15#