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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1928-03-29, Page 51 *‘4 J- V f < •« THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE THI KSMY. MARCH J 1)28 gcljool of CCommerre CLINTON, ONTARIO Students may enter at any time B. F* WARD, B.A., M.Accts. Phone 198 Principal ...j HENSALL Lbok up the'add on the front page announcing the concert, for April 10th. A program of variety. The play entitled, “Cranberry Cor ners was presented by the choir of Bayfield in/the town hall on Friday evening last, under the auspices of the Mollard .Mission Circle of the United church, The play was well 4?iven and greatly enjoyed by the large 'audience. The Hensall High School orchestra furnished excellent music, during the evening. Be tween acts Mr. S. Rennie sang a very pleasing solo,jviolin selection by Miss Greta Lammie and a dialogue 'by Miss Katherine Drysdale and Master Ray Patterson were well rendered. Taking part were: Don McKenzie, Harold Scotchmen, A. E. Irwin, Jas. Sterling, Murray. Grainger, Brown Stewart, Gladys Gale, Helen Gerrie, Mrs. B. Stewart, Marie Granger, Do rothy Scotcllimer, Ethel Sterling. Mr. Ernest Bates left this week for Stratford, where he has secured a good position as salesman for an automobile firm. Mr. Bates will he greatly missed in Hensall, and as Dead of our very effecient fire de partment, will be hard to be replac ed. He also took the lead in all kinds of sports. Mr. Bates has been chief of the fire department, and has built up a splendid organization, Britain’s first army that she sent to France was called by her enemies the Contemptibles, and our local fire brigade is termed now by its big enemy in town, as the Dis-grun- tled ones, 'Mrs, D, McLean is visiting with relatives in, St, Thomas.Mr. 'John Passmore was in Wind sor tile latter part of the week, and brought home a number of new Chrysler cars. Mrs. Toung, of Rochester, is visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. J. Leeper. t The Sacrament of the Lord’s Sup per will be observed in the United church on Easter Sunday, at the morning service. During the pro ceeding week Rev. Mr. Sinclair will conduct special services each even ing during the week. Mr. Robert Higgins has rented the building lately occupied by W'm.! Sangster in the Murdock plock on Main St.# and will carry on Utis pro Mrs. M. Drysdale, Mrs. G. Hess, Mrs, Ed. Lindenfield and Mrs. H. Phile rendered a very pleasing quartette at th®-evening service. Rev. Mr. Sinclair conducted the services in Sarnia on Sunday last, it being the re-opening of a new church there, the congregation of which Mr, Sinclair was pastor a few years ago, Mr. Earl McEwan, who has been visiting relatives here for a couple of weeks, left on Thursday for Leth bridge, to resume his duties in the bank there. ‘ Mr, Arnold Bell, of Toronto, visit ed over the week-end with his mother here. The Council are having the ce ment road all cleaned up, and now presents a very nice appearance. Mr, Alpine McEwan has rented Dr, Mpir’s farm on the 3rd con. of Hay, and is moving out immediate ly to take charge. Mr. Wm. Fairburn has rented the farm of Mr. Wm. Simmons, of Hib bert, and intends moving to the farjn the first of April. Mr. John Young and son Jack, of London, are visiting relatives in town.Mr. Norman Cook, who has been in London taking treatments for health, has returned home. CHISELHURST DASHWOOD his STAFKA/ /Rev. J. E. and Mrs. Jones were in Mrs. Wm. Venner underwent an operation at Victoria hospital, Lon don the early part of last week and she is getting along nicely. Mr. Venner and Mrs. G, Dalrymple ac companied her to London. Rev. George Jewett, of Goderich, conducted the church service here last Sunday afternoon. The Ladies’ Aid are practicing a play to be put on soon,for THAMES ROAD was borh and raised at Crediton stnd when a young man went to Michi gan where he has since resided. Ho was a member of the Evangelical church at Elkton, He leaves a wife two sons and two daughters, four brothers and three sisters all of Michigan* John Finkbeiner. A splendid congregation greeted oui’ district chairman Rev. IL A* Kellerman last Friday evening. The quarterly conference which followed immediately titter the service was full of interest and enthusiasm. Har mony touched every discussion to the end of the conference. Mr, J. H. Holtzmann was appoint ed lay delegate to the Annual Con ference of tile Evangelical church, which will convene at our church in the city of Waterloo on April 18. Sacramental services next Sunday in the EyhngelicaJ church both morning and evening. Special inter est attaches itself to the evening ser vice. One of the trustees will read a brief presentation of a beautiful quartef-cut oak communion table; who it is from with its connections and the pastoi’ will speak briefly on behalf of the place such a ture holds in Mrs. J. H. at the home Melvin Whiting, of Toronto and will remain until after Easter. Dear Friend: You are invited to attend Divine Worship in the Credi- ton United church next Sunday ev ening, April 1st. The pastor’s sub ject will be, “The Crucifixion of Christ/’ There will also be good and appropriate singing by the choir. Our special Easter service will be announced next week. A cordial welcome awaits you at all oui’ ser vices. DIED IN ELKTON Word was received of the very sudden and. unexpected 'death on Marcli 20th of Jeremiah Motz, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Motz of Crediton. He had gone to the barn to do the chores for the night, and dropped dead, being found later. Deceased who was in his 58th year Dr. H. H. Cowen, L.D.S., D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEON At office in Hartleib Blpck, Dash wood, first three das of week and at office over the Post Office, in Zurich, last three days of week. You will want to read the add on front page for the concert on April 10 th. Mr, and Mrs. Ply, Neuswanger at tended the funeral of the late Mr, Jacob Zellax* at Stratford on Mon day. x M. and Mrs. S. Adams, of London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kraft on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, W. Fassojd, Miss Verda and Nelda, of London, visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. P Fas- sold over the week-end. The lecture cal church on Rev, Colling, well attended The musical leadership of well rendered. Confirmation services will be in the Lutheran church next Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Mernei* visited in Zurich on Sunday. Mr. Milford Mernei’ has returned from Detroit and will spend the sum mer here. A quiet wedding took place at the First Baptist Church, Toledo, Ohio, on Saturday, March 24th when Hazel second daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. W. Snell-, of Dashwood was united in marriage to Mr, Frank E. Watson, of River Rouge, Mich. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Albert King Morris, of Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Watson will have the congratulatons of many friends in town. "I am Free/’ Kidney Trouble Ended by *‘Fruit-a-tive»’* Everett, Ont.—44i wm troubled for some years with dyspepsia, and kidney (rouble, from which it was impossible to get relief until I started taking *Fruit-a-(ives* Now, thanks (o ‘Fruit-a-tives’, I am free from those ailments and able to do my work without {>ain or fatigue. Mrs, Th o>. Evans. “Fruit-a-tives,” by the gentle natural action of intensified fruit juices and tonics, restores normal action of kidneys, stom ach and bowels, and gives relief from backache, rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia and head aches. 25c and 50c a box* We are glad to hear the two little sons of Mr. and Mrs. A. Morgan are better after their recent sickness. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hackney en tertained recently to a euchre party Mr. A. Gardiner curried off the prize for highest points, A play and box social was held at the hall when-the Young People of Mt. Pleasant presented their play “The Man of Yesterday’’ to a good audience at the close of which the boxes were auctioned off. Some very pretty creations containing var ious mysteries were sold and enjoy ed after which dancing was enjoy ed for a short time. The roads in the direction of Ex eter are in poor state for motor traf fic owing to frost, teams being in de mand occasionally, Miss Marjorie and Jack Gollings were home for the week-end London. given in the Evangeli- Friday night given by of Grand Bend, was and greatly enjoyed. program under W. R. Goulding the was held congregation and the sacred piece of furni- the House of God, Holtzmann is visiting of hei- daughter Mrs, from RE-FLOOR WITH SEAMAN-KENT FLOODING iXondon on Saturday attending the • duce business there which will be^'sunday School Convention. more convenient for his patrons. • ~~ “ ' ~ " The different onion 1 busy this week getting out the on- ■ ion sets to quite ion sets and are dition. to is here again in charge of the Steele Briggs’ warehouse'. The play which was- to be held in the Town Hall on "Thursday even ing of this week by the St, James players of St. Marys, is postponed till April 12tli on account of the bad condition of the roads. Mrs. Ross, who has been visiting her brother Mr. Robert Bontliron, for a few weeks, has returned home. Mrs. L. Sullims and sister-in-law, who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hudson’ for the past few weeks, returned to Detroit on Wed nesday. Mrs. Russel Langmaid and little of Streetsville are visiting with her mother Mrs, Keys. . Mrs,. A. McMurt'rie visited for a few days with relatives in Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kennedy arid little son, of Windsor, who have been visiting for some time with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger, have re turned. home. Rev. George Jewett, of Goderich, took the services in the United church on Sunday last, and preach ing excellent sermons to large con gregations both morning’and even- ' ing. There was also a fine service of praise by the large choir, while i the ladies quartette consisting of farnlft are and are giving employment- a- number of men, The on- have kept well this winter, coming out in splendid con- Mr, Dan. Beggs, of Toron- Mr. and Mrs. John Barbour were in Stratford on Sunday. On Sunday March 25th the sud den death of Wm. Worden took place at the family residence in Stratford. The funeral will be held on Tuesday to Staffa cemetery. The sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved wife and daughter. The many friends of Mr. Alvin Worden will be pleased to know he is doing nicely after a critical opera tion for antrum. Dr. Hunt, (spec ialist) of London, performed the op eration assisted by Dr. Graham, of Exeter. Mrs. Sam Webb has been ill for a few days, but we are pleased to re- port is feeling better again. GREENWAY In 'spite of bad roads there 120 at the United Sunday School on Sunday and 120 partook of the Sac rament. As Rev. Davis was unable to be .present the congregation of Grace church worshipped with the United church. Next Sunday afternoon Rev. J. M. Colling will speak on the subject, “The Master’s Tears.” Mr. A. Gollen has tapped 200 trees We would venture a guess that he found his buckets well-filled on Sat urday morning. Miss Lilah Hayter visited Mrs. L.- Pollock last week. Mr. and 'Mrs. W. Patterson, of Grand Bend visited at,A. M. Wilson’s on Wednesday. ’ Mr. John Hickey, of Fairgrove, Mich., is visiting relatives here. Mr. and’Mrs. Ross, of West Lome, vsited with Mr. and Mrs. Gregor last week. Mr. Harold Turner and Turner accompanied by Whiteside spent'the week-end with their sister Mrs. Prouty, of Exeter. Mrs. Fallis and Miss Muriel Fal lis' have returned from Califonia and report a pleasant trip. Mrs. Leslie Hutchinson had a suc cessful quilting bee last Wednesday. The boys say that the boxes at the box social last week left nothing to be desired. The program was splen did, too. were I Hj Garnet Johns has returned J. H. Me- KHIVA SHIPKA attended thethe new CLANDEBOYE Doro- has his Sunday with Schenk near Parkhill, is Mrs. John out in S. S. E. Lamport has bought a car. On be More de- funeral of the late Robert was largely attended to the Bend cemetery on Thursday He was buried under Miss Elsie Mr. W. 15 ROSS-TAYLOR CO., Ltd. < Exeter, Ont. ’ ELIMVILLE General Merchant up This Preston FORAFORD Garage Sizfi 8ft. 6in. x 16ft. Other types and sizes to suit any need ,, T^IRE-PROOF, ready-cut, com- ■’A pact, Preston Garages .are perfect in design and a source of real satisfaction. They resist thieves.. . last... Are handsome in appearance » - • low in cost. Write for free garage folder EastemSteel Products PRESTON, ONT. Toronto • Montreal Successor to Metal Shingle & Siding Co. Ltd. Mr. _____ _ . . home after spending some weeks, in Detroit. Mrs. Chas. Johns visited in St. Marys several days during the past week. Instead of taking up the review in Sunday School last Sunday a good program was given by members of the Mission Circle, Mission Band and the Little Light Bearers. The Y. P. E. League held a box socal on Monday, March 26th in the church. A good program was given consisting of musical numbers, vo cal selections, readings and dialogues No doubt tliere would have been a larger attendance had the weather been favorable. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thomson, of Kippen, visited the latter’s parents Mr. and .Mrs. Alex Neeb last Wed nesday. Mr. Gordon Miller, of Zurich, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ziler. Mr. Wm. Stade lost a valuable .horse last week. Mrs. Alex Neeb entetained a num ber of her' lady friends at a quilting bee last week. IT will pay you to select the Used Car you pur chase with the same care and judgment as you would show in buying a new car . Buy from a dealer; who has a reputation for honesty and fairness . . . a dealer who is successfully selling a well-known and respected line of cars. We can offer you better; Used Car values because of our volume of Chevro let business and because we are building for the future. And we want you to buy your used car care fully, because a satisfied customer means more to us than the profit bn the sale. Come in and inspect some of our special values before you decide on your car. cu.uob 20 GoodbUsed Cars Lattee Grand last. Orange Order. Mr. Nelson Finkbeiner, who been visiting at the home of father, Mr. C. Finkbeiner returned to his home in Saskatchewan on. Sat urday last. ‘ ■ • Mrs. Francis Flynn from Credi toil is visiting at present with Mrs. R. Taylor. The Ladies’ Aid will meet at the of Mrs. E. Lamport's on Aprilhome 4th. Mr. Essex Mrs. Cohoon and daughter thy, of Birr have eturned home after spending a few days with relatives of this place. Mr. Robert.'Hodgson, who has been spending a month with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Elsie Hodgson has re turned to Detroit. The dance and card paty which was held in the school last Friday evening was largely attended, pro gressive euchre was played from 9 to 11 and after lunch dancing was indulged in until the small hours of the morning. About 65 couples trip ped to the sweet strains of the or- chetras. Mr. Cecil Flynn has returned alter spending a week in Detroit. Mrs. John Wright, of Clifford, is spending a few days with her par ents Mr. and Mrs. Mose Simpson of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kilmer have moved to their new home near Birr. Mr. ami Mrs. Chas. Carter have moved into Mr. D. Collins house. We welcome them to Our town. Mr. George Flynn has purchased a Star sedan.Mr. Mose Simpson's sale was fair ly well attended owing to the state of the roads. Things in generaid sold well.Mr. Morris Simpson spent last week in London. Mrs. L. Cobleigh, of '.London, Is visiting at the horn*. her parents, Mr. find Mrs., joe Armitage. The grain elevator for this tow* on a fair start, The frame *;ork is now up. This will he ri, great boon to our towit.The play, “Wanted a, Wife,” which was held in the United church last week was well attended, and was well put on by the players, GRAND BEND .. The .funeral of the late Robt. Tay lor was very largely attended and the sympathy of the community is extended to the parents. The roads are in very bad condi tion at present, hence some of the boys who are attending high school (had to remain home on Monday. I Th© young men’s choir rendered a beautiful number entitled “In the Garden’ led by Mr. Ezra Webb, at the evening service. The suckers are beginning to come up the river, the heavy: rains of Sat urday night raising the river to quite a height. Mr. Fred Page is suffering with a very bad attack with his .heart, but is reported to be a little better. Mr. Ivan Green and wife, of De troit, have returned and the former will assist his father with the fish ing |this summer. Mrs. Green is a Detroit girl and we welcome her to our village. The several questions answered by the Pastor, Rev. J. M. Colling last Sunday were answered to the satis faction of all. Mr. and Mrs. John Mousseau vis ited at Mr. John Bairdi's on Sunday. Next Sunday the Lenten services will be continued by the Pastor, Rev. J. M. Colling. Morning subject “Our Master’s Tears’’; in the evening, “Does Go.d Repeat Himself” Good Friday night there will some fine lantern glides, tails next week. Re-roof this ifearwith RIB-ROLL the Permanent Roofing for Barns, Houses^ Sheds LOW in initial cost... comes in big sheets—easy and quick to lay. ..permanent...leak-proof— handsome in appearance. Pre vents. fires... increases value of property.. Made of famous ‘‘Council Standard” galvanized sheets. Give size of roof for free estimate. Write to: Eastern Steel Produc jfirnitcct ■ PRESTON. ONT. Successor to Metal Shingle and Siding Co. Ltd. That Finishing Touch No amount of furniture,' however carefully select ed, can of itself give a room that “well-furnish ed ” look. It needs the background ... the atmosphere . . ♦ that only colorful lug~J trous hardwood can pro vide. The floor makes such a difference. TOE HESt JHAr’S-mOE ■ tw ■ X J CREDITON There is1 to a varied program of high order in the Opera House, Exeter, on April 10.—See the add on the front page.' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bullock and daughter Plelen spent Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mount Carmel. Mr. Henry Pfaff, Sr. __________ funeral of his cousin the late Wm. Pfaff in Exeter on Saturday. Mr. Louis Fischer, of Dashwood, spent Sunday with his brother Mr. and Mrs. Fischer. Mrs. T. Fischer who has been here visiting returned home with him. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson and son Jack, of Exeter, spent the week-end with the former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Anderson. Mrs. Henry Motz is visiting in London with her daughters. Mr. Jim Gardiner, of visiting with his sister Lawson. The orchestra turned strength at Evangelical sion; violins, cornets, trombone, lo and piano. They furnished ceptable music at the preliminary exercises, Sunday School election took place, on Sundays morning in connection with the morning service; Supt. J. H. Holtzmann; Assist. Supt., Art Amy; Secretary, Clinton Morlock; Treasurer, Ezra Faist. ' The work ers council met after the S. S. ses sion and appointed the rest of them to fill the entire corps of officers. Assist. Sec’y, Alvin Finkbeiner; pianists, Clara Morlock and Lavina Smith; librarians. Earl Haist, Lloyd Haist and Irene Fahner. The Mis sionary committee, Chester Maivliin- ney as its chairman; the Temperance com. with H. K. Eilber as chairman; Clayton Sims as chief S. S. chorister with Wm. Schwartz as assistant. An other meeting of the council will be held before the Annual Conference ‘ at Waterloo.I The Dorcas Class of the Evangeli cal S. S. elected their corps of of ficers for the year; Pres., Mrs H. K. Eilber; Vjce-Pres., Mrs. M. Faist; Sec’y., Miss Mabel Fahner; Treas., Miss Clara Fahner; Pianist, Mrs. E, Fahner; chorister, Mrs. G. Morlock. Much of the success of the class in its social gatherings and class work was due to the efforts of the retir ing president, Miss Lillian Fahner and retiring Vice-Pres., Mrs. Dan Mcfsaac. We look for contnued suc cess tinder the lead of the newly elected ofClcets. Mrs. Harry Messner, of Buffalo, visited at the home of her aunt Mrs. Levi Stahl over the week-end. For merly Mrs, Messner was Miss Anna Finkbeiner, a cousin of many of the Finkbelners of 'this community. Mrs. Messner laid a bouquet of flowers on the grave of her father, the late We have a carefully selected stock of Red Clover, Alsike, White, and Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Orchard and Blue Grass Seeds etc., which we offer at very close prices. Oui’ Clover Seeds are all home grown and are government standard. We have also a stock of Seed Corn, Peas, Beans, Potatoes and other field seeds. 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