The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1936-11-26, Page 8THURSDAY, NOVBM11EB SO, 1030
BONAT
The* process which revolutionized
permanent waving, is acknowledged
by leaders in the profession as giving
the utmost in perfection
Now, by r„.
the hair during! permanent
uniformly beaufiful result
tained. Ask f
solutions for t
Satisfactiong
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We want your Poultry. Highest prices paid.
Southcott Bros
Exeter, Phone 16
re oh-
lies and
iffure,large 41c.
medium 36c.
pullets 28c.
NEW CHERRIES
Glazed, per lb. 39c.
’ll y&M
NEW MINCEMEAT
2 lbs. for 25c.
MISSES’ AND L
A new shipmen
es have jus
be a re
g Vitamin
h; »«*< HP?! WWiif J3Z
NEW PEELS
Ready cut per lb. 25c.
r Vital st
perfec
MISSES’ AND WOMEN’S
LOCALS
TRY OUR
Fowa Delicio
a.m.-
4
is
of
glass
fey
Clinton,
I
ltp.
Advent Sunday
=
Hensail, Phone 16
the Ex
Toronto,
the
was
of
of
ear. Any
Penliale,
ring 34.
Fac-
ltp
Rector, Rev. M. A. Hunt.
Organist, Miss MacFaul
Choir-Leader, Mr. Middhmlsa
as
bal-
CUPSWELL COFFEE
Real Good Coffee
Fresh Ground 29c. lb.
Western
at her
paid to
Judgment
Stan,bury,
the heirs
CURRANTS
2 lbs. for 25c.
DATES, SAER
4 lbs. for 25c.
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
MARKET
Main St.
DATES, PITTED
2 lbs. for 25c.
NEW ALMONDS
Choice Quality 59c. lb.
Bulova
service-
at S. B.
Caven Y. P. Guild
RAISINS, SEEDED
2 packages 29c.
7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon.
“The Advent Call”
3 p.m.—iSunday School
Graduation exercises. The parents
are invited to attend.
O. Southcott
week in
THE SALVATION ARMY
Main Street
Captain W. G. Gammon
11
3 p.m.-
7 p.m.-
Men’s Choir
Wednesday 8 p.m.—Prayer Service.
Thursday 8 p.m.—Y. P. Union.
Sunday, Deember 6th—Fireside hour
and social gathering after evening
service,
RAISINS, SEEDLESS
2 lbs. for 25c.
Mr. Sidney Sanders attended the
Royal Winter Fair in Toronto.
Mrs. J. T. Miners, of Kingsville,
visiting with Mrs. W. G. Walker.
.Samuel and Wray Sweitzer,
Sliipka, called on Mrs. Lydia Sweit
zer,
eon. 4,
sf June,
DATES, NEW HAJ
3 lbs. for 25c.
$6.50
Complete with
battery and 3 blades
Browning’s Drugstore
,>ere 1st
’^Yocal 'fairs
ry. Will sacri-
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
| Exeter Markets
I
Make "HIM" Happy
Wheat 81.02
Oa&s:, standard 45c. jgged Barley 65c.
^wanitoba’s Best $3.25
"‘"Welcome Flour $2.70
Shorts $1.60
Bran $1.55
Low Grade Flour $1.90
Creamery Butter 30c,
Dairy Butter 22-2‘5c.
Eggs, A
Eggs, A,
Eggs,
Eggs.
Eggs
Hogs
ON ALL- TYRES OF HAIR
Phone 23 lw
H SMITH
BEAUTY SHOPPE
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STRAYED-^Gnto
Hay, two large he
first of Sept. Owsame by -proving /prope^. and pi
ing expense^^A$ply/tp‘ S^m’J^Jo
R. 1, Exeter/ Ph'bne ’Uredit
17 r 41* x
have
and pay-
ory.
Urediton
STRAYED—AFrom lot 7, y&fi.
Hay, a one-year-old grey heifer with
horns and a notcj^ in
information not^y/Asa J-
Exeter, phone cY^aiton- 17
STRAYED—Onto lot A,
Us'borne, about the middle,
a yearling steer) spotted with white
face. Owner may have s$ine by
proving^-broperty a,riu.,^xp^ying ex-
pensesf^^ppl^t^George Wright,
R.R. il£ Centraljd. 11-2 6-3 tc.
FOR M'LE: ARHE^BUTTER—
Bring your copMi|er. jfrTill sell in
any quantity at once.—
6. J. V. CAIN’S,1/Applebutter
tory.
FOR .SALE—Mirror, size of
3 ft. by 4 ft. 5 ins. stretcher nearly
new; coal oil oven for New' Perfec
tion stove; set of ivons/tea kettle,
coffeep.perculator, wash'boiler, small
table ton stand, choice of two read
ing Igmps, rag carpet, small ladder,
snow!' shovel
iron/ apple
sprinkling X
square and jal-, —
mike their <
saw, 1-burner electric plate, veran
dah mat and baking board.—'MARY
TOM, phone 243.
wfeeding oi’ spudding
: or onion screen,
carpenter iron
Liiare aifd saw, tailor’s square,
,<?k, df’sss form for ladies who*
own dotnes, 'Cross cut
r'ack
can,
FOR SALEk*^-
of serviceable
Hlunter, R. w,
-----------------4-S’A-5/ jy|orthorn bulls
.age/i Apply to R. D.
Exeter.
PROPERTY FOR SALlP
House and Lot in Celaya on
Station street. 5 ropmz brick/house
hydpo
Jmt. Sma^.-barn
[nd. Apply on the
premises oPi^-^dr. •Nelson Baker.
l ltc.
FOUND—In Exeter, a pair of red
castings. Owner may have same by
paying for advt. Apply at Times-
4 Advocate.
NOTICE—Earlier, chopping hours
commencing at ontfe l^noon to 5
p.m.. Oome earlyL^Harvey Bros.
’Six ydtan'g bulls, ser-FOR SALE—(Six ydW'g bulls, ser
viceable age; also’ope 3-ye>ar-old
•bull. Several ot/ the£e
prize winners
throughout th# co
fice for quick- sale/to make room.
Wm. OestreicheY'j-jGrediton, Onf.
lW9-2ep* ____________
FOR SALE—A cdmfor^role house
modern, reasonable/pricfe’'- and terms.
C. V. Pickard, Exetfi^^hone 165.
FOR SALE—General store, stock
and fixtures in the Village :of Cen
tralia, doing nice harness. Apply
to M. C. SleamoiL;. ll-19-2tp
STRAYED—Onto t h#'prbmises of
Stewart Webb, J^R. 1, I^tshwood,
a red yearling ^eegfct^^rier may-
have same by proving property and
paying expenses'^ / 11-12-3tp
FOR SALE—12 gauge hammerless
shot-gun with carrying case; 2 h.p.
gas engine; circular saw frame with
26-inch saw; brooder house 7 by 10.
Apply at Times-Advo'cate.
DRY WOOD FOR SALE — Body hard wood $3.50 pferi cord and limb
hard wood $3.00 ^er cord, mixed $2.75 per qorcD.Tbi^ wood is all cut
into 12 in,, lengthy and these prices
include all del£vi£$y charges. 50c. per
cord reduction if called for at my
yards in_ Clinton;* Phone or write
Victor
97j.
D. Fhlcodei'', Clinton,
. . 11-
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SALE —-?Fisherr’s
.irs
phone
12-4tp.
White
I'1 lb-
$4. Smaller ones dOaper, Yelland,
Exeter. ' - ; ,ll-12-3tp
FOR ____ ____
Dottes, all $5 sefting^if^a:
$4. Smaller onis Meaper,
A Tonic, gives Vigor t$- nervous,
rundown people-
sick headaches
ness. Dr Hand
Nerve Pills, 50,
treatment.
Drug Store.
for Aihckache
' eral weak-
Brain and
i—three week’s
ended by Cole's
It Went
talking together in
One of them said:
is .gone. I wonder
“Where
Two men were
a public library.
‘'The dime hovel
Where it’s .gone to?”
The other man took a glance
about at the recommended new not-
ela and remarked: “It’s gone up to
$2.”
Falls From Balcony
When she lost her balance
she was shaking a rug from a
cony at her residence, Nortji* Main
Street, Seaforth, Monday morning,
Hodgins fell 15 feet to the
ground. Her brother R. J. Winter,
witnessed the accident. Rushed to
Scott Memorial Hospital, the injur
ed woman was found to be suffering
from internal injuries and doctors
state she is in a serious condition.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Douglas o. Hill, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Mi’s. J. G. Cochrane, Organist
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m.—“A world without Christ"
Text Ephesians 11:12—"At that
time ye were without Christ.”
Beginning a series of Advent
-studies.
7 p.m.—"In thq house of the Inter
preter”
Text—Mark IV:34—"Without p.
parable spake he not unto them.”
You are advised to read Bunyan’s
^Pilgrim’s Progress.”
’Monday, November 30th at 8 p.m,—
Regular meeting of the Y.P.G. in
the Manse. Come and’ observe St.
Andrew’s Day.
Every coat has been greatly reduced in price. It will pay you to see these
wonderful values, Our prices should interest you.
SWEATER COATS FOR MEN
As good value as you will find anywhere.
Comes without collar and in assorted
shades.
EXTRA SPECIAL $1.49
NO BUTTON UNDERWEAR
Hatchway
This popular underwear comes in winter
weight and is an excellent seller. Ask to
see them. Our best line sells for $2.95
MEN’S FORFUSED COLLAR SHIRTS
Showing some very new colorings which
are sure to please
$1.50 and $1.95
MEN’S FLEECE UNDERWEAR
We handle the Dodds line and consider
they are the best value SHIRTS 79c
DRAWERS 79c, COMBINATIONS $L50
Mr, and Mrs. T.
spent the forepart of the
Toronto.
Miss Margaret Taman, of
University, spent Sunday
home here.
Mrs. Van Egmond, o>f
visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fol
lick on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Shepherd and
family, of London, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gladman.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Greb and
Mrs. E. Broderick are visiting with
relatives in Petrolia and Flint,
Mich.
Dr. L. L. Follick and family, of
St. Marys, visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Follick on Sun
day.
Messrs. H. C. Rivers and W. E.
Middleton motored to Toronto Tues
day to attend the Royal Winter
Fair.
iMr. John E. Dignan left Wednes-
with his
: Kings-
day to spend the winter 1
daughter Mrs. Brown, of
ville.
Bee our large stock of
Watches for Christmas—as
able as £hey are beautiful
Taylor’s.
Mr. A. W. Johnston, of
celsior -Life Insurance Co., 1
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W>
H. Johnston, on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Ketchen and
daughter (Shirley, of Waterford,
were week-end visitors with Mrs.
Ketchen’s sister Mrs. C. H. Sanders.
Messrs. Wm. and Robert Hamilton
of Cromarty, visited on Sunday with
the former’s mother, Mrs. Janet
Hamilton, who has gone to reside
with her daughter, Mrs. W. Sillery.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Rowe and
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Allison motor
ed to Toronto Saturday and took in
the Royal Winter Fair the forepart
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Abbott at
tended the winter fair at Toronto
last weelks and this week go to the
Fair at Guelph showing a large
amount of
IMr. and
iting with
Alister at
Alister motored up for them on
Tuesday.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Winer over the week-end were Dr.
and Mrs. O. G. Truemner and
daughter Virginia, of Strathroy;
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Chambers and
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dinney, of Lon
don.
Dr. Harry J. Browning, Mrs.
Browning and Gale, of London and
Mr. and Mrs. O. Becker and family,
of New Hamburg, were
Sunday celebrating Dr.
Browning’s 93rd birthday
home of Mr. and Mrs. G.
kins.
The Young Ladies’ and the Young
Men’s Bible Classes of the James St.
Sunday School held a progressive
crokinole party in the church par
lors Monday evening with a fair at
tendance. Mr. S. B. Taylor made the
highest score and won a box of
chocolates. Refreshments were serv
ed at the close. '
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. O’Brien and
daughters Misses Margaret, Ella and
Nettie also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Los-
fell and daughter Frances, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy McLeod and four children,
Mr. Jos, Lostell, all of Frobisher,
Sask., motored hero and may remain
permanently, Mr, Chas. O’Brien is
a son Of Mr, and Mrs. George O'
Brien, formerly of Hay and nephew
of Miss Mary Jane and Mrs. Albert
Geddes.
honey.
Mrs. Jas. Jewell are vis-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc-
Mt. Brydges. Mr. Mc-
here
W,
at
A. Haw-
on
J.
the
Mr. F. W. Gladman was in London
last week as Counsel in an action
that was tried before Mr. Justice
McFarland. The representatives in
Detroit, of Mr. Frank McGregor sued
the executors of the estate of the late
Andrew Slater, claiming that they
were the parties entitled to a legacy
of 54000.00 given in Mr. Slater’s
will. On the other hand it was
contended that owing to Mr. McGre
gor’s death, in Mr. Slater’s lifetime
the money should be
heirs of Mr. Slater,
reserved. Mr. K. C.
Toronto, represented
Andrew Slater; Mr. J. M. Reycraft,
of Brantford, the McGregor Estate
and Mr. F. W. Gladman, the execu
tor of the Andrew Slater Estate.
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. Arthur Page, Minister
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
W. M. S. ANNIVERSARY
—"The Missionary Motive”
-Sunday School
-"The Missionary Mandate”
KENWOOD and FAMOUS RAMCREST BLANKETS
The luxurious warmth of the famous Kenwood blankets, the exquisite colorings and
dainty pastel shades make them both practical and beautiful. They are Satin-bound
and in both single and double bed sizes. Some are reversible showing contrasting
shades softly blended; others are in single solid shades. Ask about our simple, purch-
asing plan. REVERSIBLE $9.25 each SOLID COLORS $4.95 each
GOLD LABEL UNDERWEAR, Stanfield’s
This is an all-wool garment and is unbeat
able for wearing and washing
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS $1.50
COMBINATIONS $2.75
DOMINION RUBBERS
Keep your feet dry. We handle a full range
of Dominion Rubbers and Rubber Boots.
We think they are the best.
RUBBER BOOTS AT $2.50, $2.75, $3.25 ?
LADIES" AND CHILDREN’S COATS
We carry a fine range of new coats show
ing the newest materials and styles.
Splendid values at
$13.95 to $24.95
S’?*!*?
’ DRESSES
ie better line of dress-
placed in stock. It will
isure to shown them to you.
The regular meeting of the Caven
Y. P. G. was held Monday evening.
The President Miss Ethel Kydd pre
sided over the opening exercises.
Miss Barbara Atkinson had charge
of the devotional exercises. The
minutes of the previous meetiiig
were read and adopted after which
the secretary, Miss Alma Brown
read a letter from Rev. Kannawin
describing the work in the’ Peace
River District. It was of interest to
the members as Dr. Margaret Strang
iSavage is in this Mission Field, It
was decided to raise a fund for this
worthy project. 'The guest speaker
of the evening was Mrs. G. -S. At'kiiu-
son, who gave an interesting talk on
her nursing experiences in New York
and Chicago. The subject was "Rich-
es and Poverty.”’ Miss Kathleen
Strang gave an interesting review of
the Mission work being carried on
on the coast of British 'Columbia.
Following the closing exercises, Miss
Betty Hogarth presi&ed -over the so
cial section of the meeting.
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
J OF CANADA
Rev. A. E. Elliott, Minister
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist and Choir-Leader
11 a.m.—The Minister.
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m.—The Minister.
Monday at 8 p.m.—Y. P. S.
Thursday at 7.30 p.m.—Prayer Ser
vice.L
Real Values in Boys’ en’s Overcoats
Just imagine yoi^'can get a smart ne: lack Felt Hat, a lovely pair of Black Kid
Gloves, a warm AlJ^Wool Fancy Mu£|jrer and a wonderful value in an Overcoat all
for $19.95. Be sujfi to see them,^"
SHELLED WALNUTS
New, 49c. a lb.
. Beauty Shoppe .
(formerly Margaret Russell Shoppe)
under new management
Miss G. ^^imspon
if experience
all’WORK GUARANTEED
Friday, November 27tli at 8 p.m.
Great United Holiness Rally with
surrounding Corps uniting
You Cannot Afford To’ Miss This
Great Evangelistic Revival
Campaign commencing Sat. Nov. 28
with meetings every night. Tihis
campaign is
Evangelists
Come and
A Cordial
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bradt and
family, of London, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Jewell.
Cfoquinole Permanent $1.75, $2.50
Combination Permanent $3.50, $5.00
Shampoo and Finger Wave .........50c
Phone for appointment—Phone 245
„ THE GREAT WESTY LIFE
ASSURANCE
Offers iPoli
Meet Every/Tij^rance Need
C. V.g
Phone 165
CKARD
In Any—Every Kind of Weather
You can keep your hq^ie warm
and comfortable by bj^Fning D &
H Cone-Cleaned An ;acite. Ease
and certainty of r ulation
ample reserve pojjjfer make per*
feet heati
Listen to
gram eac
to 2.30
net wo,rk.
and
radio
New’ bw Price 35c.
Sold at Browning’s Drugstore
pro-
Surfday afternoon at
ver the NBC Red
. P. BOWEY
one 33 or 157j
VDOfS THE REST
conducted by two fiery
from Essex, .Ontario.
Hear Their Messages
Welcome Awaits You
THE MIZPAH MISSION
Located in Leavitt’s Hall,
Main Street
No Friday Evening Service this
Week
Sunday Sei’vices as Usual
Sunday Evening at 8 p.in.
■Great Evangelistic
A welcome to all.
Pastor, J.
Meeting
Come!
T. Edgar
Westem Donations Appreciated
Room 6, Old Telegraph Bldg.
Calgary, Alta.
November 20, 193 6
Rev. Mr. Elliott,
Exeter, Ont.
Dear Mr. Elliott,—
On behalf of the Interchurch Dis
tributing Committee, Calgary, may
I thank you. personally and through
you all other donors, and assistants
for the vegetables and fruit shipped
to Milo, Alta. The contents of the
car were in good shape on arrival
and I know the recipients of same
are most appreciative and grateful.
Yours sincerely,
Edith H. Gostick, M.L.A.
W. W. T A M A N
PHONE 81 EXETER, ONT.
Notice!
0
We have recently installed in our shop a Unite
MOTOR ANALIZER. This^ihachine was built and
proved by one of our leadirig manufacturers
equipment. It is the last y^prd in test equ
take the place of a long-felt need in town
on why an automobile, regardless of as
readily arid perform as vjipll on a zer
the summer. With thisipiece of e^Ppment and with the lub
ricants we now have, W -—
do so. Why not driv^y
checked over. Car heders
cheaper than ever be^re.j|
Cotes’ Garage
Exeter (
ap-
automotive
ent and will
here is no reas-
should not start as
oming as on a day in
re in a position to make it
Why not driv^t/your cj^in and have it thoroughly
Prestone Antifreeze are also
s know wi
Phone 200
NEW FALL HATS
In Silvertones, Black, Blue, Brown
Royal Blues
Prices $1.95 and $2.75
SWEATERS
...
New Styles, Crew Necks J^wNecks
0
SOCKS
A'dew.^^ °I socks just arrived at
50c. and 75c.
James Street Y. P. U.
James Street Y. P. U. was held
Thursday evening of last week with
Miss Ardys McFalls in the chair.
Miss Dorothy Welsh led in prayer
and iMiss Ola Reed read the Scrip
ture lesson. A reading "Jacob Rus”
was given by Mary Van Cam,p. The
topic was taikien by Miss Flossie
Hunter, subject “The Home Mis
sion Board.” Mr. Earl Christie,
who has jiust returned from spend
ing the summer on a mission field
in Saskatchewan, gave an interest
ing talk oh his work. Earl Hey
wood sang a selection with guitar
acicbmpaniment.
Women’s Instbufa .L
The regular meeting of the’Wo
men’s Institute for November was
held at the home of Mrs. Kyle. Mrs.
W. E. Walker presiaed. It was de
cided to> pack a hamper of Christmas
Cheer for the inmates of the County
Home. This being the November
meeting the theme was based on Re
membrance Day. Mrs. W. D, Sand
ers gave an interesting talk on 'The
Unveiling Ceremony at Vimy Ridge
Memorial.” Rev. Mr. Hill gave aw
address, the subject being "Canada’s
Interest in maintaining world peace.’
A poem “Let us have peace” by Miss
Brown; solo by Mrs. T. Coates. The
hostess with her committee served
tea and a. soeial half hour was silent.
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