The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1936-09-03, Page 8THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1936
Bonat for Beauty
The pet feet method to produce
what current style demands ... in
the shortest possible time . . . with
the most comfq^. to- patrons. Bonat
offers new st dards ofijirperfection
in the art off perma^mtly waving
hair.
Satisfaction J£uar<y$feed. Phone 231w
H. M. SMITH
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Exeter Markets
Wheat 98c
Oats 45e.
Feed Barley 72c
Manitoba’s Best $3.25
Welcome Flour $2.70
Shorts $1.55
Bran $1.50
Low Grade Flour $1.85
Creamery Butter 30c
Dairy Butter 19-22c,
Eggs A large 25c.
Eggs B, 21c.
Eggs, C 15c
Hogs $8.75
OFFICE CHANGED
Mr. Jas. P. Bowey has transferred
his office from the Oddfellow's
building to the office of Mr. F. J.
Wiokwire. Telephone 33, residence
157j
a.
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LOCALS
Mrs. A. A. Ferguson has returned
to Toronto after a week's visit with’
her sister Mis. Susan Egan and her
brother, Mr. James Sweet.
NOTICE
Dr. Roulstftn desires to announce
that his Denial Office
after Sept<nber
Date of re<
ed later.
closed
vacation,
announc-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pincombe, Mr.
and Mrs. Verne Pincombe and Mr.
and Mrs. Garnet Flynn were in Lon
don Saturday morning attending the
a nephew of Mrs. Pin-
Geo. C. Nethercott, son
Mrs. H. Nethercott, of
Miss Lorena M. Attrill,
the
wedding of
cocr.be. Mr.
of Mr. and
London, to
Reg. N., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
F. H. Attrill, of Grand View, Man,
The ceremony was performed in the
Hyatt Ave. United Church by Rev.
J. J. Millyard.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. V. L.
Roulston, of Simcoe, was ransacked
Saturday evening while Mr. Roul
ston was at work in his drugstore
and while Mrs. Roulston was visiting
at her home here. The burglar gain
ed admittance to the house by
climbing oyer the verandah and re
moving a window screen. A stum of
money and some jewellrv were stol
en. A 'house across the street from
them was also ransacked and in ad
dition a Packard auto was
The auto was seen Sunday
gara Falls.
Broderick visited
in Ferndale over
Prouty returned
stolen,
in Nia-
cementFOR SALE—About 2000
blocks, 16 by 8; 100 10 apd 8 inch
joists; 1500 ft. of
oif maple flooring
square; windows
at Leavitt’s The
sheet:F 1200 ft.
Proofing 12
frames.—Call
ltc.
WANTED—-Sm
rooms to rent, al
Ray Waghorn', %
horn, Exeter.
1 ho us ■r 3 or 4
gai^ge. Apply to
Dora Wag-
ltp.
FARM FOR RENT—Lot 12, Con.
13, Township of Stephen, 100 acres,
owned by Estate of the late William
Witz el. Term
1936. Tena
lands at anyftime.
■ticulars applf to^
Crediton.
ec. 1,
i" plough
flTor more par-
. Either & Son,
il lb.
. R. 8,
9-3-2tc
I will have for sale, in a
ten days a load o-f good In
tween seven and eight hu
Apply to Ernie Tin
^j&rkhill, Bell phon
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Build up a steady'-'business of your
own. r
and free yourself of financial Wor
ries,
start.
Goods sell on sight
Write today to Fainili
Be our dealer in your district
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Make big .money the
E Xper i e ncA- unm^essary.
eyJ’Fy ho«me.
JkF ProductsCo., 579 St. Cleme^tN^, Montreal.
FOR SALE-
used at the water ■
forms, at
es 2x4, lj/ff,16 ft long^
Exeter Lumber Co.
■50iM JSjt. of lumber
sin for cement
Compris-
6 to
new.
, 1x8 shiplap
ome as good as
Combination
sash Lumber Co.
storm
WARNING
having conne to our knowledge
certain persons are using our
Ll It
that
jfiame, we wish to state that we em
ploy no canvassers or agents, our
iwork is all done personally and DE-
'MOTHING is given free at all times;
S. Boardman will be in Exeter and
district in,a few days, be sure and
get our jirice before having any re
pair wj)rk or tuning done on your
piano. Phone, Exeter No. 3, Mar
tin's
Over
Miss Lily Hunter spent
week visiting in Detroit,
i Miss Grace Strange is taking a
business course in London.
Mr. F. Coates was confined to his
home the forepart of the week thro’
illness.
Miss Ruby Davis returned Friday
last after holidaying "with relatives
at Putnam,
Mr. J. G. Stanbury, K.C., was in
Toronto on Friday and Saturday on
legal business.
Mrs. Arthur
with her mother
the week-end.
Mrs. Clayton
Sunday after spending a week with
friends in Goderich.
A cold .meat supper will be serv
ed in James Street Church on- Fri
day, September 11th.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Redmond, of
Detroit, were callers with Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Pearce on Sunday.
Mrs. Lamlmie, of Detroit, visited
with relatives in Hensail and also
with Mrs. Christie in town last week.
Miss Jessie Hodgert has returned
after holidaying for six weeks with
her brother Charles at Charleston
Lake.
Mrs. S. B. Taylor and two daugh
ters have returned after holidaying
for a couple of weeks at Grand
Bend.
Prof. Roger1 Zinn, wife and
ily, of Oxford, Mich., visited
cousin Mrs. Percy Mollard on
urday.
Don’t forget the Concert by
Oipha Juvenile Choristers (over 50
voices) of Stratford, in James Street
Church on October 2nd.
Mr. Archie Davis was in Stratford
Friday evening attending the second
annual reunion and banquet of the
overseas battalion.
Miss Jean Stanbury left for Lon
don on Tuesday where she will take
t'he Office Training Course at Wes
tervelt Business College.
Mrs. Cliftmi Prouty and son Ted
returned holme on Sunday after vis
iting. for the past two- weeks with
her brother near Par-khill.
Mr. C. W. Christie and son La
verne were in Toronto- during the
past week visiting with the former’s
son Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Christie.
Mrs. William Consitt, of Hensall,
Mrs. Evelyn Broderick and Mr. Har
old B-roderick visited in Windsor
with friends over the week-end.
Miss Geraldine Armstrong loft
this week for Toronto where she
will make her home with her aunt
Mrs. D. D. Smith and continue her
studies.
The stores of town are showing a
fine display of fruit, particularly
peaches. The latter are coming in
fine and should be on for a week or
ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Brown, and
Miss B-rown, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Strachan, of Michigan, are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. John Fletcher and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Dtfre are on
vacation and will
and Windsor. Mr.
Marys, is relieving
Exeter station.
Mr, K. .Hockey
Mrs. G. Hockey, Mrs. .Sheere and
Mrs. E. A. Howald motored to Lan
sing, Mich., on .Sunday where they
are spending a few days.
E. Christie has returned to
after spending several
with her sister, Mrs. Lam-
Detroit. She will make her
BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ WOOL SWEATERSBOYS’ WOOL SWEATERS
The newest thing for boys, made in
the same shades as the Maple Leaf and
Maroon Hockeys players
PRICED AT $1.50
In V. V-Neck or Button styles. These
sweaters are all wool and real value
EACH $1.00
BOYS’ GOLF SOX
Splendid for school wear for Boys, an
extra special value
AT PER PAIR 25c.
THE EXETER T1MES-ADV0CATE
past
UNION SERVICES
Rev. A. E. Elliott in charge
13tli Sunday After Trinity
15c
THE EMMANUEL TEMPLE
BRANCHthe
PICKLING
Hensail, Phone 16
in
in
a
3
7
fam-
his
Sat-
John IV 3 4—My meat is
the will of Him that sent
For your pickling wants this
season our prices are right
and quality the best.
a.m.-
a.m.-
Rector, Rev. M. A. Hunt.
Organist, Miss MacFaul
Choir-Leader, Mr. Middlemisa
Located in the Opera House, Exeter
2
•“The Christian Attitude to
Labour Day sermon.
•The work-
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
-Sunday School
Main St.
7 pun.—.Evensong
Preacher—Rev. W. T. Smith B.A.
Anthem—“Thou Majesty Divine”
Petrie
CAKES
Fresh Twice Each Week
Christies. Assorted Prices.
per gallon . .
TEA
Our Own Blend, Mixed or
Black
SODA BISCUITS
2 lbs. for .. . 25c
Main St. and James St. United
Churches
COCOA
in Bulk, a Pure Dutch Cocoa
per pound . . . 15c
■......... ....................-......—— -
.. 49c
p.m.—Sunday School and Bible
Class
p.m.—Devotional
p.m.—Prophetic message
Come! !
The pastor will be present to conduct
services next Sunday
Bright singing ana a warm wel
come to all. Come.
pastor, J. T. Edgar Southcott Bros
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Douglas C. Hill, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Mrs. J. G. Cochrane, Organist
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m.—“The Source of Christian
Strength.”
Text St.
to dj
line.
p.m.—
Labour."
Text St. Matthew X Io
nian is worthy of his meat.
2nd Thessalonians III 10—If anj
would not work, neither should
he eat.
■Sept. Sth, Huron Presbyterial
W. M. 3. at 10 a.m. and 2 p.'in.
io
n
Main Street choir will have charge
of the music
Evening service withdrawn in fa
vor of the Anglican anniversary.
Prayer Service Thursday at 8 p.m.
in Main St. Church
ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY (48th)
10 a.m.—(Sunday School
11 a.m.—-Morning Prayer
Preacher—Rev. C. F. Gilbert B.A.
Anthem—‘Make His Name Glorious’
Simper
THE SALVATION ARMY
Maim Street
Captain W. G. Gammon
111 a.m.—(Holiness Meeting
2.30 -p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m.—Salvation Meeting
Topic—“W'hat is the greatest sin
Exeter?
Who ijs the greatest sinner?
VERYBODY WELCOME
Music Store and save money.
20 years' experience.
NOTICE
We are booking orders for fertil
izer for fall wiheat and have on hand
phosphates „and materialsJtfr mixed
fertilizers. / All ingredients used in
our mixe fertilizer^MYe guaranteed
analyses./ Befotej^uying
and
mixed jfertiligffF.
ffiut prices
^United Fanners’
be sure
of club
Club
Cudmore, Sec'y-Treas
Phone 13-2, Exeter,
Amber Honey
limbers, all sizes.
W. F. Abbott.
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HONEY FOR ,.$ALE—'Stood qual
ity amber hone^/at kc lb. in
customers’ ■co/ftaineih^Any one
customer tak^g-;?;^bj?yl), or over 6c
per lb. Dar&II Parker, Exeter. R.
R. 3. \
FOR .SlAfLE—Ne
at Go a lb.i
Market pric
HONEY FOR G00(l
quality light amber ihonej#’ 6c pel*
lb, in custom^s’ cotita^rs,
Parker, _
Geo.
4 tp
visit in Toronto
J. Inglis, of St.
Mr. Dore at the
SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE
ALL WOOL PLAID BLANKETS
j In a variety of colors and combinations
A beautiful blanket moderately priced
EACH $3.95
ESMOND BLANKETS
Are made by a new process and are
exceptionally warm. They come in plain
also fancy plaid
EACH $2.00 i
IBEX BLANKETS
In white or grey with pink or blue bor
ders in the largest size
SPECIAL AT PER PAIR $2.25
WEARBEST PLAID BLANKETS' <
In largest size, in colors of blue, rose,
or green. These are real value
, AT PER PAIR $2.50
Regent Knitted Suits for Women Girls and Boys
The styles are distinctive and they are made from fine all wool, botany yarns in
the newest shades
LADIES’ DRESSES AT $3.95 and-$6.95 GIRLS’ SUITS $3.75 & $4.50 BOYS’ $2.95
OZEN MEN’S WOOL SOX
SPECIAL PER PAIR 25c.
5 JrEnglish Dinnerware the Jffew Embassy Pat
We are giving this beautiful Dinnerwajp as premiums. With ej^gpF25c. purchase
we give you a coupon. Start 'saving the coupons entitles
you to a cup and saucer.
COOKIES
1
A Splendid Assortment
Strictly Fresh
per pound .Special
Heintz Vinegar this Season
Nothing Better
per gallon
f.
SPIRIT VINEGAR
White Wine or Cider
Extra Quality
THE GREAT WEST LIFE
ASSURANC
Miss Helen Stanbury who has been
visiting at her home here and at
Bayfield for several weeks returned
to Toronto- this week to resume her
duties as kindergarten specialist.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Graham, oif Wind
sor, spent the week-end with Mrs.
Graham’s mother Mrs. D. Ro'wcliffe.
Master jack Graham, who has
been visiting with his grandmother
eturned with them, Mastei’ Ronald
raham will remain for a time and
ttend school here.
The union services which have
>een held for the past two- months
y Main St. and James .St. United
hurch.es will be continued next Sun-
ay morning. The service will be
;ld in Main St. church conducted
Rev. Mr. Elliott. The evening
ervices will be withdrawn in- favor
'of the Trivitt Memorial Church an
niversary.
NEW FALL HATS
and this mother
Mrs.
Exeter
inonths
mie, of
'home with Mrs. Rose Russell.
Mr. W. C. Davis, of t'he Times-Ad-
vocate staff, returned on Sunday af
ter holidaying for a week with Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Hurdon and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Hurdon in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs, Stanbury and fam
ily and Mrs. S. Hardy spent Sunday
with Mrs. Stanfoury’s sister Mrs. E.
A. Webber, at Ingersoll. Miss Elaine
Stanbury returned home with them.
Francis Blatchford has re-
sev-
Mrs.
Roy
Bay-
Mr.
turned home after visiting for
eral weeks with 'his daughter
Linklater, of Goderich. * Mr.*
Blatchford was holidaying at
field.
Mrs. Wm. May and son Gordon
tmotored to Toronto Thursday and
attended the Exhibition. Mrs. S. E.
Quanee and Mrs. W. Brantoft, who
had been visiting here returned with
them,
Meet SveryJRnsurance Need
PICKARD
Phone 165
EVENING AUXILIARY
Miss Marjorie Pearce, of Toronto,
is spending a month’s holidays with
her parents.
Mr, Fred Hooper, Municipal Clerk
of Kenora, Ont., was in town on
Friday last in consultation with
Gladiman & Stanbury concerning the
sale of the property of his uncle the
late W. H. Hooper.
The engagement is announced
Miss Mary Isohel, eldest daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Russell,
of
of
of
Hay, to Donald Douglas Wilson, son
of Mr. and the late Mrs. F. D< Wil
son, Chicago, Ill., the (marriage to
take place this month.
Rev. John and Mrs.
Joan and John, of Utica,
the foftmor’s mother, Mrs,
of Milverton; also Mr, John Dignan
visited with Mr, and Mrs, W, C.
Pearce on Monday. Mr
Redmond have just returned from
trip to Alaska,
The regular meeting of the James
Street Evening Auxiliary was held
on Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. H. C. Carey with a good at
tendance. Miss Flossie Hunter
took charge of the program as fol
lows: Missionary for prayer, Mrs.
Witmer; prayer by Mrs. Sharpe; a
story, ‘The Piping Bullfinch”; by
Miss M. A. Horton; devotional leaf
let by Miss Marjorie Delbridge and
a solo by Miss Jean Sheere. A well
prepared and interesting topic was
taken by Mrs. Robt, Paterson,- of
Hensail, superintendent of Baby
Bands for Huron Presbytery, who
ciliose as her subject “Missionary
Mothers”. Following the closing
exercises lunch was served by the
group in change.
Redmond,
N. Y. and
Redmond
1 W'...
and Mrs.
a
JusriSfrub
tORN
ets-dltesT/frrtST
Price 35c.
Owning’S Drugstore
so
New
In Silvertones, Black, Blue, Brown
ecks & V Necks
s
50
SOCKS
s A new line of socks just arrived at
50c. and 75c
W. W. T A M A N
PHONE SI EXETER, ONT.
Milton Luther on TueS-
Septeanber 1st, the oc-
in 'honour of his mother
Luther’s 81st -birthday.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
A surprise party was held at the
home of Mr,
day evening
casion being
Mrs. Henry
The evening was spent in social ohat,
mouthorgan and guitar selections
and songs and recitations by Anne
Luther and Glenn Jeffery. Lunch
was served’ and the enjoyable1 ®ven*
ing brought to a close by wishing
Mrs. Luther many happy returns of
the (lay, Mrs, -Luther, although not
enjoying the best of health can read
and sow without the aid Of glasses,
I
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holcombe, of
(St. Thomas, spent the week-end vis
iting with Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Goulding.
CavCn Circle
The regular monthly meeting of
Caven Congregational Circle was
held at the home of Mrs. Rose Rus
sell on Tuesday afternoon, The presi
dent Mrs. Harold Whyte 'was in
charge. Mrs, Will Sillery led in the
devotional .period. It was decided to
hold a Congregational Pot Luck
Supper on Friday evening, Septem
ber 11 th. The meeting was well at
tended and closed with a very pleas
ant social half-hour, A