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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1928-06-14, Page 5gijcljool of Cfommcmm CLINTON, ONTARIO Students may enter at any time B, F. WARD, R.A., M.Accts. ’* Phone 198 Principal HENSALL Mrs, Harry Arnold visited in Sea forth on Sunday . Mrs. E. Fines, of Clinton, visited friends, in town on Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chapman, vis ited over the week-end in Hamilton. Mr. Sam. Rennie visited over the week-end with relatives in Hamil ton. Mr. and Mrs, J. AV. Skinner are visiting * with relatives in Owen Sound. A number from Hensall attended the horse races at Seaforth- on Wed nesday. Wm. Blatclil’ord has had his dwelling on Queen St. nicely re- sshingled. POULTRY WANTED market for all Now is a good non-laying hens, We 4. Miss w THE EXETER TIMES,ADVOCATE THURSDAY, JUNE 14th, 1928 We are in the Muds of poultry. time to get rid of old spurs and other old fowl.......... will grade your flocks free and buy the cull. Write or phone 112 Hen sall and our trucks will call. ROBERT HIGGINS Leghorns for Sale — AT — Dr. Moir’s 'Farm R.O.P. Cockerels (guaranteed) direct from R. O. P. trap-nested liens. Price during June $1.00 each, during July $1.50 •each, August $2.00 each. This is a rare opportunity to se cure highly bred, record of per formance birds. We have no pullets for sale. Write* or phone tvants ahead to 2 on 85, Hensall. 6-16-1 tc RECITAL Miss Greta Lammie, A.T.C.M., will present her pupils in a recital at the Town Hall, Hensall on Friday, June 15tli at 8.15 p.m. Interesting jfeatures of this program will be one jmpvemont of Gurlitt’s Toy Sym- ’jihony performed by a sixteen-piece avovelty orchestra also a musical ■playlet, “ scene from the childhood •o£ Frederick Chopin.” 6-7-2tc. Miss Grace Chapman, of Hamil ton, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chapman. Mr. Alf Smith, who has been con- fined to his room through illness is able to he out again. Mrs, A. Vasey, of Buffalo, N. Y., is visiting for a short time with her sister, Mrs. Alex. Munn. Jilrs, LSI. Chambers and Maud Chambers, of Clinton, visited friends in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dick, of Tor onto, visited friends in and around Hensall over the week-end. ■■ Miss Florence Welsh, of London, visited ^over the week-end with her- parents' Mr. and Mrs. T. Welsh. Mrs. John Johnson and daughter, Miss Margaret are visiting this week with relatives at Hyde Park. Miss Helen Swan is improving the appearance of her home on Rich mond St. by having the roof sliing- ied. The Henall Continuation school Is busy this week trying the final ex aminations, the term being ended on Friday, June lutli. A very interesting recital will Im given in the town hall on Friday evening by the pupils of Miss Greta Lammie.’Come and enjoy a treat. VJalter Lancaster, former resi- of the village, now in Vancouver, is here on a visit and his many friends are pleased to meet him once more. Mr. Henry Horton is improving the appearance of his property by having a cement sidewalk laid from the front part of his dwelling to the buck. The amival meeting of the South Huron Liberal Association, as con stituted for both Federal and Pro vincial purposes, will be held in tlm town hall, Hensall, on Wednesday afternoon, June 2 8th. Mr. Wells, of London, conducted services on Sunday in the village preaching in the Memorial church in the interests of the Lord’s Day Alliance and in the evening in the United, church. He delivered very good addresses on both occasions and mot with good response to appeals for support for carry on the work. Mr. Ralph Chapman, a late Wm. Chapman, late of Play are here on a visit from Sun Francisco Calif. As it is some 22 years since Mr. Chapman left here lie sees great changes,and improve ments in the Village which he .can hardly recognize as being the Hen sall of 22 years ago. Mr.. Chapr man, who is looking well, much' enA joyed his visit with so mpmt rela-' tives and friends in the village and vicinity. funds his to theson of of the Tp. DR. R. P. I. DOUGALL Honor graduate of Faculty of 'Medicine, and Master of Science, 'University of Western Ontario. Member of College of Physicians .and Surgeons of Ontario, two doors east of Post Office. ECENSALL ONT. Phone 56 Residence 114 HExNSALL SCHOOL REPORT Office Sr. IV — Bob Houston, Mabel ■Workman. Irene Daters, Marion Mc Kay, Florence McDonald, Alice Hig gins, Howard Hemphill, Grace Brock, Gladys Passmore, Edward Little. Jr. IV—Beryl Drummond, Irene Hoggarth, Eleanor Skinner, Kennings, Hazel Hudson, Spencer, Vera Saundercock, Haizer. Sr. Elder, Bella Brock, ton, Mae Mavis Mary We have on hand a number of iOsed Cars which we offer at Attractive Prices. Come in and look them over. from $40 up s CHRYSLER DEALERS HENSALL ONTARIO III—Harold Sherritt, Lome Harold Foster, Helen Glenn. Smale, Eleanor Bell, Roy Emma Wurm, Aldon Apple- Harold Appleton, Will Nicol, Viola Hildebrandt, Raye Patterson, Isobelle Saundercock. UNITED CHURCH W. M. S. The W? M. S. held their monthly meeting on Thursday with the presi dent presiding. A letter from Mrs. Childs dealing with the Home Help ers Department was read and adop ted, followed by the roll call. Miss Irene Douglas rendered a pleasing piano instrumental, very The meeting for the afternoon was in the form of a temperance meeting and very interesting and instructive pa- /""’YPROC walls and partitions will, make your summer cottage much more attractive, comfort able and fire-safe. Gyproc takes any decoration a perfect material with which to line your summer home. Write for free book, “ Walls That Reflect Good Judgment,” on home planning with Gyproc, Roeboard and Insulex. CANADA GYPSUM AND ALABASTINE, LIMITED Paris For Sale By The Ross-Taylor Co., Ltd. A. Spencer & Son Exeter, Ont. Hensall, Ont. pens on that important question were read as follows: British Col- umhia, Mrs. A. Sinclair; Sukkatehe- wan, Mrs. A. Moore; Llanitoulin. Mrs. A. Munn; Ontario, Mrs. G. Hohkirk; Quebec, Mrs. A. Scruto^i; New Brunswick, Mrs. Buchanan; Nova Beotia, Mrs. McDonald; Prince Edward Island. Mrs. Hess; New foundland, Mr. McQueen. A leaf let written by Mrs. H. Graham, was read by Mrs. Sinclair and mucli en joyed. “What did it do for Indivi duals” was very ably given by Mrs. McDonald, and “What is the effect of Alcohol” was pleasantly read by Mrs. J. Dinsdale, HENHALL WINS OPENING GAME FROM CLINTON 7-1 Hensall won the opening game of the Huron League played at Hen sall on Monday evening between Clinton and Hensall by the score of 7-1. In the early innings the game produced some good ball hut near the end the visitors “blew up” and allowed the Hensallites ot cross the plate in rapid succession. The batteries:- Clinton. Stock and Elliott; Hensall, Yenner Hor ton 4 and Hedden. Ilcnsall will play their second league game in Crediton on Friday evening, Come and, support your home team. SHIPKA DASHWOOD GRAND BEND The Ladies Aid of church are holding Fi-tivul on the church day evening. June ISth. Ladies Quartette furnish the progam drosses. Mrs. L. :‘ irkhill this woMi. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sweitzer Mr. ; Ilunil: Mis nt lies r .Mr; Everybody Schroeder United Strawberry, lawn Mon Tim Elgar <<£ L^iidoji. t will with o’.?, tr ad- •C ** X';» is visiting in ! Mr. and Mrs. Bort Batty and fam ily, of Sarnia, visited with W. P. Lovie.i over the week-end. Miss Marjorie Disjawline, who has been in a London Hospital was able to be moved home on 'Saturday and is progressing favorably. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oliver visited in St. Marys on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Abner Mollard, of Sarnia, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Pollock on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Cliff, of Exeter, visited the letter’s parents Mr. and Mra. John Luther on Sun day. Mr. Alt x Disjardine is in London Hospital with a very scions attack of appendicitis. There was a church Sunday were greeted by Dr. H. H, Cowen, L.D.S., D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEOn At office in Hartleib Block, Dash wood, first three das of week and at office over the Post Office, in Zurich, last three days of week. Miss Reid, of Bayfield, Mi:;i; Ham ilton, nurse in training. Mr. Porter and Mr. Furves. of Goderich, spent Sunday at the home Mrs. J. ( - " Mrs. Windsi Mrs. ( Mb gu< and New of Mr. andspentSunlRut?! ■g. Mar ■ver ■turn* . Joi! Jo: slm repo Howard nd Mrs. i'iiriinill, sp(*nt o;' Mr. Thomas Ilev. Mr. Smith, of I-r; ached in th;.- Unit Sunday. ___________________________________ i J. Im in t Mr ai ■d n n: Tt ha L: week to lu Dietr ih’ nd a Hr ,'OE ■I: !>o/ ■ * (; V an ho ha.- d Bend Reid. Melvin Ghenth ar h: i'<• . are v is. Gm ,i. vim Al .1 ,-im 1?.- s: G Keys. Smith. < nep an :iU U v Elhnvilla, church CROMARTY on IIOGGA RT 4 I—INGRAM The marriage of Ruby Leone, eld est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. In gram, of Hensall, to William Archi bald Hog rat h, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. IIoggarMi, of Tucker^ smith, was solemnized by Rev. A. Sinclair, pastor oL’ Hensall United i hurra, at tlia manse at one oclock Saturday al'terjioon, June 9th. The bride was becomingly gowned in a. dress of French blue georgette trimmed with Madras lace with a large- grey hat, shoes ami hose t.i match and carried a bouquet of Premier piiik roses and maidenhair fern. Miss Stella Ingram, sister of the bride and garth, sister of bridesmaids, tended by Mr. ther of the bride, inony the happy couple left by mo tor Miss Margaret Hos tile groom, acted as The groom was at- Foster Ingram, bro- After the cere- 7N* Jiirm meeting the AV. Wus held nt t’.m *'2 Mrs .y. Juiia 7th • pre-put and iire-i.ltnt for ; va-s opcne-'i ir.i: arm Mrs. Kit?- un- I'-s'xn, the ’■ then MM.arcn and A e’n iee of v Mr.-*. Russell inhu’t'S'ting 'm Lu.-iiie.sFi d:-alr. v/ii li was closed hymn ana with the 'kii-ilLm on Ti’.ursd a good aitimd.im a- J. for 0 Ft. Huron and Detroit. Nr.•. Uli’,er acting th- <!ay. The ’i-’iging 12' pr-yir by the 1-;L iu’l of t....... . .. i. A. i. by Mr.'1. Wm. . Duncan Mel". F.nr. m lijp'-t wai given i;y S''o<i it being , v. ry on “The P;-ri of the a;'< -r which by singing prayer by Lord's prayer in unison. Mr. and Mrs. Marchland, of Eng land, are at present visiting at the Imine of Mr. and Mi's. Jas. Scott. Rev. Mr. for Belfast, spond tv.-o 1 - ’’ road the > ‘ " the sat- l:’c t,*l: was the- meeting 1:1'? ,j*ii)tli Mrs. Miller Eider left on Monday Ireland, where he months visiting will with KHIVA parents. Margaret Hanover, of Duf- Y., is visiting her parents, Miss falo, N. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hanover just now. Miss Ilene Ragier, of Detroit, Mich., spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. L. Dietrich. Mr., and Mrs. II. Neeb, of Zurich, visited Mr. and Mrs. A Neeb on Sunday last. A number of the school children are sick with the flu at present. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mason, of Green way, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. Mason on Sunday. Mrs. Cameron, of Petrolia, visit ed her sister, few Mrsf M. Walker days last week. a CENTRALIA social at. program of this month. THAMES ROAD Tiie June meeting of the W.M.S. of Thames Road, United church was held on Thursday of last week at the home of Mrs. Jas. Gardiner with a fairly large attendance of mem bers and visitors present. The Pres., Mrs. Robt. Kydd, occupied the chair After opening the meeting by the singing of a hymn and prayer the minutes and roll call were given. The topic from the study book was read by Mrs. John Hackney after which Mrs. Kydd gave a very in teresting report of the W.M.S. Con vention which was held in Wood- stock. After singing another hymn Mrs. Jas. Gardiner who was present from the Kirkton Society kindly led in closing prayer and the Lord’s prayer was repeated in unison. A social half hour was spent during the dainty luncheon provided, Jjy the hostess and committee. ,Tlie July meeting will be held at the home Miss Alice Hackney. GREENWAY OI The annual strawberry festival the United church will be held the church grounds on June 20th. Come and enjoy a good supper and a splendid program by Crediton ar tists who always give pleasing and profitable entertainment. Admission 5 0 and 25c. M'rs, Sherritt has returned home after a visit with her daughters in Detroit and Wheatley. Much pleasue is being expressed by the congregation of/ the United church that Rev. J. M. Colling vjill be their pastor for another year. A preparatory service will be held in the United church on Thurs day eve at 8 o’clock and next Sun day will be the regular sacramen tal service. All are cordially invit ed. Mr. Isaac has been ill with the flu but is recovering. Mr. Lawrence Pollock lias install ed a new gasoline tank and mump. Mr. Henry Belling attended the session of the county council in London last week. Mrs. J. Carruthers has been ill for a week. Mr. Sound Ruby far aS Ethel Messrs. Walter McPherson, Bullock and Ernest Geromette been working on the highway.Mr. - ‘ J house Mr. Viited Curts. Miss Olive Rock it at the Bend for a mouth. of on D. Brown motored to Owen last week, Misses Olive and Brown accompanied him as Southampton and visited Mrs Gilbert and daughtes. W. have hisBullock is improving with a coat of paint, and Mrs. Pressey, of Arkona, their daughter Mrs. Elston the will was appointed to travel alone having visited West recently. T. Mills has been relieving station in Hensall for the He has returned home The annual lawn par.miwge her? a.nd he Lmld on the 2 Sth Particulars later.; Mr. xXnlrcw Isaac Iiy the official board this week as lav representative to the Presbytery and Conferem-.' fur the coming vt ar. Mrs. R. Hicks, who has been vis iting for some time at the home of her son, Mr. A. Hicks, left on Sat urday of last week for Detroit where she will visit Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hicks, Although Mrs. Hicks has reached an advanced hge, she is able in the Mr. at the past week, for a few day and expects to go to Dorchester on a similar week. Miss Mildred Mitchell, been visiting in Windsor little time, has returned home. Quite a number from this village went to Crediton on Thursday even ing last and took in the strawberry supper and concert. Rev. Mr. Irwin, who has been at Walkerville attending Conference, returned home on Wednesday last and occupied the pulpit again on Sunday. , i Mr. Nelson Baker is still using crutches, he having broken a small bone in his ankle some time ago. Mr. W. T. Colwill shipped two carloads of extra choice cattle to Torontd* last week for which he re ceived the A large teams and on the old grading work. This piece of now closed to traffic. The. ditching machine has operating on the farm of Mr. And rew Hicks. This machine is a mar vel at this work putting in tile at the rate of 1 foot per minute. Mr. J. Hunkin has completed cement work on the house of J. Sleamon and the carpenters expected this week to build the new portion and rebuild the front or the main part. *This will be another old landmark transformed into a mod ern dwelling when finished. There will be no services In the church here next Sunday owing to anniversary services at Whalen. The regular monthly meeting of the Women’s Association of Cen tralia United Church was held in the basement of the church on Fri day afternoon at 2:^0. The meet ing was well attended and after the Usual routine of business an elec tion for the President’s chair was held, Mrs. Bowden having consent ed to take, the office for six months only when the usual elections were held in January. The present elec tion resulted in Mrs. Bowden being returned unanimously. A motion was passed in the meeting that the members sometime treat the Home to i a program. meeting the ladies were served with a delicious and cream and cake by Mrs. Far sons, Mrs. Ishac and Mrs, R. Smith. duty this who has for some top pride o£ 11c per lb. number scrapers road this week of men with are employed doing road is started the Mr. are make a trip to Clinton in the near future and inmates of the County ice cream, cake and also i, At the close of the lunch of strawberries G. Esser.v, Mrs. A Me- and son, of ifh Mr. anditing tin r. . of T Florenci <411 a try is iv . J.visited liursday V 'oronto, is the e Guenther. ■tleib. of Kit- London, visit- of >s Elizabi r. and Hi town tlii and Mrs Windsor, a T1 Hai , of ei-k. Smi vlisi 'll?! in Mr. of AV Hartleib Mr. Raymond Calfas, went an operation in London pital has returned home n proved. Mr. Mervyn Tiernan visit/ tnr? last week. MV'sis. Her!) ’•r-'. m’ D-trait, in town. The Luiherun on the church lawn on AVedm June 2m h. attend? me. AAathor L‘-t '■’■ent a plaj Wcdrv-ii serv'd ■> ' m: iiHi.i Tim : will lak- chnrr’i 1.. .* 27!h. On Monday lecture by a Chicago to which all are cordially invited. ■In >rt h Vi and ilk whc family, Mr. j. under' :ios- jin-ueh d i 1 I .“■pcmt the we Wilbert pad picnic will L Th<- band will 1; In tin t veiling :if. of London will AVil- -er.d tl .•id ay, 1 i.v nfrernocn will be mlf holi 3t;y: during June. July and August, annul Strawberry Festival on the Evangelical i Wednesday, June the evening Juno 18th, a negro missionary of ZION Mrs. Ray and Miss Haystc-ad, of London. , ' nuptials week. Me. M. C. Dobson wml r-turned home Saturday their wedding trip. The boys of the community seranaded them during the evening. The anniversary services on Sun day wore a splendid success, Ilev. IJ. S, Hi.mocks. of Crediton, preach ed splendid sermons both morning and evening. Congegations over flowed the church.Finances amount ed to over $60.00. Mr. Sylvester Taylor, of,/Exeter, spent Sunday with Ross Hern/ Mrs. Christie and Mrs. Kyle’and Mr. and Mrs. Eli Coultis, of Exeter, spent ~ - - Kyle. Mr. dale, trie nds. Mrs. William Routley is visiting with her brother Thomas. Mr. Hector Taylor crop, livestock and Mr. Clarence Mills, Mr. Taylor recently Gibson poperty south intends moving to Exeter in the attended lhe D-ibson-Horn on Wednesday of his last last bride from Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Clarence Brock, of Thorn- is spending a week with has sold his implements to of Woodham, purchased of Exeter, KIRKTON the and fall. Quite a number from here were at Anderson on Sunday attending their Sunday School Anniversary. Mr. John O’Brien lias purchased tiie house and lot from Mr. H. P. Doupe and moved into it this week. Mr. Hearman Doupe has moved into the house recently vacated by Mr. O)’Brien, Rev. J. L. Foster attended the Conference at Walkerville last week. He is leaving Kirkton having been transferred to Calvary circuit. .Mr. and Mrs. ’Walter Hazelwood, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Shier had a pleasant motor trip this week to Croswell, Mich., returning by way of Detroit and Chatham. ■What might have been a serious ac cident happened to Mrs. J. O’Brien on Saturday afternoon, walking along the road fair grounds and attempted to cross the road when she stepped in front of an automobile and was dragged several feet breaking several ribs and received other about the face, her bed -and expected. Mrs. T. R. Marie, visited Hannah. The Diamond Jubilee section No. 3, Usborne is on July 4th and invitations are be ing sent out to all the ex-teachers and ex-pupils to come and enjoy the aftenoon once more on the school grounds. The play “Always in Trouble” given by the A. Y. P. A. of Kirkton on Friday night was a success. The hall was well filled and each one took their parts well. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ross, ot Esex, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. George Kemp. She was near the nasty bruises ■She is confined to is as well as can be Brown, of on Sunday Sault Ste. with Mrs. of school to be held SALES AND SERVICE Jno. Passmore, Hensall PHONE NO. 31 good crowd at. the evening and they two excellent num- bers by the Dashwood Ladie •1 QV.e.”“ tette which were :ure ajipi•eciatei by all. AVe hope to hear them igain in the mar f :tu Mr and M 1’!. E’noi •y Dis jardlne mt r trilled H e Qu:irt<-tie tt.lU'l' h if tef the even ing si ■rvi > eongroj y/'en the United h are k-,.d ti *’d th:?ir pus tor J for a M. Coll not her y< ng is go.ng to rein u in Mr and M'i s. M.her, o f Sliip- ka. v isited at Mr. AValter Ej iglar.d.s on St m day. Mr *.. AValter Hughes,of St . CM th- her mother Mr-, N.e?ui( l visited Ravelle. Mr. Peter Eisonhaeh was in Gode rich last week on business. Mr/. Sarah Eisenbach and family who have been down with the grip pe are all able to be out again. Mrs. Sim Dewey, of St. Marys, visited under the parental roof on Sunday. Mrs. N. Rave lie and Mrs. David son, ot London, are spending a few weeks with Mrs. Ed. Gill. Mrs. Saali Hamilton’s daughter Iva, motored home vfrom Cleveland for the week-end. Next Sunday promises to be very inspiring services by Rev. J. M. Colling. Morning service the sub ject is “Gathering of the Manna”; also communion will be held at the close of the morning service. And don’t miss the evening service, sub- Aject “Sitting in the Twilight.’’ cordial invitation to all. CREDITON shocking message of of Mr. Wm. Eilbcr. of Ohio, reached crediton, the Ne on The death wark, Thursday morning. He was serious ly ill with pneumonia but nothing had been heard of. from him for quite a number of days until the an nouncement of his death. Mrs. • M. Wenzel, Mr. Geo. Eilber and Mr. .Chas. Eilber left Friday morning to attend the funeral of their brother which was Saturday afternoon at Newark. Ohio. The bills are out announcing the play to be given by the Young People of the Evangelical League of Crediton, Friday evening, June 22nd The title of the play is “Valley Farm.’-’ It promises to be -equal to the best. We hope for a fine ev ening -and a good crowd to encour age these young folks. Miss Melinda Edwards returned home on Saturday after visiting in London with Miss Aleatha Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Woodall and daughter, of Woodstock, spent Sun day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Woodall.The Dorcas Banquet takes place in the large S. Sc room of the Evan gelical church, Friday evening (this week.) Shortly after 7 o’clock the Mothers and. Daughters of the con gregation and the community and other friends from farther distances are cordially invited. The program is as follows: Brief address by Miss Loretta Holtzmann, Miss Ella Morlock and the main address of the evening will be given by Miss Bailey, of Goderich; humorous read ings by Miss Lavina Smith. Excel lent music throughout. All this will be heard after a most excellent banquet. Four long tables will stretch across the banquet hall, all will be tastefully decorated. Mr. Jacob Gaiser, of Shipka was born December 12th, 1854 near the. Village of Cerditon, Ont., the oldest son of the late George Adam Gaiser and his wife Agatha. Married Miss Christiana Kutzle and this union was blessed With one daughter and one son. After 9 years of matri- monal life his beloved wife died. After several years he was again married to Miss Mary Trumner, of Zurich. Twenty five years ago he joined the Evangelical church, of Crediton, of which he was a loyal, faithful and consistant member to his death. A year ago he began to decline in health and died on Sun day afternoon. June 10th. Left to mourn liis loss are: his beareaved widow, the daughter, Mrs. Jacob Ratz, near Khiva; the son Mr. Al bert Gaiser, of Shipka and eight grand children. All his brothers and sisters are yet living and are the following order of their ages: Mrs. uga; Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs, Mr. Fred Gaiser, of Crediton and Mr. John Gaiser, of Crediton; of this Jacob Gaiser was the -------- The funeral will be held ! Wednesday, beginning at 1:30 p.m. 1 Conducted by W. M. Sippell, pastor Of th church asSistOd by neighboring Evangelica1 pastor. John Schwartz, of South Cay- Mrs. Vai. Gunther, of Buffalo; John Fainter, of near Crediton; Chas. ICealtzow, of Detroit; Levi Gaiser, of Denver, Col.; Harry Haist, of near Crediton;