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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-05-02, Page 5CLINTON, ONTARIO gicljool ci crentntevee OFFERS YOU A PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAIN that has made it possible for our scorces of students to ojjFain and hold positions demanding a high standard;,of THERE IS A POSITION WAITING Courses; Secretarial, Commercial, Stenogr Civil Service, Commercial Teachers. Courses arranged. Ypu cannot attend a better school. efficiency. FOR Y Olli'S attend this? eral Office, and Special THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE , L.D DASHWOOD ,S MT. CARMEL THUMSPAY, MAY 2nd, 1920 ESI' STUDENTS MAY ENTER AT ANY TIME Write to-day for information. Phone 198 M. A. STONE, B. F. WARD, B.A. Com. Specialist, Vice-Principal Principal DR. R. I. P. DOUGAL Honor graduate of Fac Medicine, and Master or Sei the University of Western of ce, of ntario. Member of College of .Kiysicians and Surgeons of Onta two doors east of Post O HENSALL, ONrJ Phone 56 Residence 114 Office DR. J. A. McTAGGART, L. D. S 'Specializing in Platez s HENSALL, ONT/ Telephone 106 •' FOUND—A wool blanket in Hensall town shed. Owner have same by proving property, ply to Clarence Smillie. the may Ap- was The young peoples’ league of the United church are putting on their play Town ing. na to ening On Day at the United Church, the pas­ tor Rev. Sinclair preaching special sermons to the young people at both services. The’ children of the Sun- ,day School made up the choir and rendered special music for the oc­ casion, On Sunday, May 12th will be Mother’s Day in the Church and 'will be special semons and a Mothers’ choir. The Young People of the Presby­ terian church held their meeting on Monday evening last. The meeting was opened by singing liymp 649 af­ ter which all repeated the Lord’s prayer in unison. The scripture les­ son was read by Beryl Pfaff, follow- by the roll call which was answered by any favoritq character in the Bible. The minutes were then read after which hymn 773 was. then sung, The rest of the evening was spent in contests and matches. entitled “Sonny-Jane” in the Hall, here on Thursday even- They put this play on in Vqr- a crowded house on Friday ev- last. Sunday last was Children’s THAMES ROAD Ken McNicol is recovering Kate posi- Alex HENSA&L ’’ Mr. Milne Rannie, of Seaforth in town on Tuesday. Mr. Geo. Hess made a. business trip to Windsor this week. MT, Albert Whitesides, of Goder­ ich was in Lown on Monday. Mrs. L. Simpson has left for De­ troit where she will join her family. Mr. and Mrs. Fleming, of Lucan, called on friends in town bn Satur­ day, Miss Mary Cann, of Exeter, visited, over tlie week-end with relatives here. ' Mr. Richard Welsh, of Exeter, Called on friends in Hensall Saturday evening. Mr. Alpine McEwen has taken a position on the farm of Miss McEwen. Mr. Wm. Tucker has taken a tion for the summer with Mr. Buchanan. *- Mr. Wm. McLaren is erecting -a new garage on his property on S. Richmond St. Quite a number of men have ar-, rived in town to work on the paving of the London Road. Mr. and Mrs. William McLean, of Hamilton, are visiting relatives in Hensall and Kippen. Mr. Fred Stqcey, who ha.s. secured a good position in Detroit is visiting his mother here for a few days. Mr, Ezra Kipfer is moving this week into the house on Queen street recently vacated by Mr. W. Davis. Mr. James Priest, who has the contract for the Richmond .Street West drain is starting work this week Mr. Allan Soldan, who has return­ ed from his, holidays has. resumed his duties at the Bank of Commerce. Mrs. Colin Hudson and sister Mrs. ^Robt. Patterson, of Calgary, Alta., visited friends in Exeter last week. Mr. Wm. Bender is moving this week into the house on Brock street recently occupied < by Mr. Bezzo. The many friends of Mr. Hudson were glad to see him the street again after liis recent ill­ ness. Mr, John Elligson, who left hero recently for Mitchell has purchased a house in that town and will make his home there. Mrs. Ed, Shafer, who has sPentjKuhn. the last two weeks visiting her dan-i May — ghter at Port Rowan returned home ! Mothers’'Day Walter George out on Dr. H. H. Cowe DENTAL At office in H wood, first thre at office over t Zurich, last thr band will hold their Concert on Wednesday, the Lutheran Church there will be lots- of everybody. Mr. Harvey lock, Dash- dayJFof week and ost Office, in lys of week, Dgshwood annual Band May 15, in shed where room for everybody. Mr. McGee will entertain the audience. Mr, Dome Tieman, of Western University, London, spent the week­ end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Thompson and Dr. and Mrs. Howard^ of Detroit, visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. May, were Sunday visitors Mrs, Siam. 'Oestricher. Mr, Hy. Ehlers left Detroit, where he will make his ture home with his daughter. Mr. and Mrs. H. Elsie are visiting in Sarnia, Mr. Chas. Guenther is erecting a fine new verandah to his residence. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eidt, of In­ gersoll, visited with Mr, and JMrs, C. Stade on -Sunday. Mr. Stade con­ tinues quite poorly. Mr. and Mrs. A. Oestriclier visit­ ed the former’s brother in South E. Hope on Sunday. We -are pleased to report that Mr. J. C. Reid, who has been on the sick list for some time is improving slow­ ly. Rev. and Mrs, Saur, of Sebring- ville spent Monday in town. Mr. Copperman, of London, will visit Reid & Co.’s store on Wednes­ day, May the Sth with an assort­ ment of summer -dresses. Mr, Park of the Top-Notch tailor­ ing of Toronto, visited Reid and Co. store last week. Miss Pearl E, Schade, of London, spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schade friends. * of Kitchener, with Mr. and last week for fit- and ■. Following an illness of two years Mrs. Elizabeth O’Brien widow of the late David O’Brien died on Monday, April 22nd at House of J?rovidence, London, age 75 years and whose fu­ neral took place on Wednesday, at 10 a.m, to the Roman Cathoile ceme­ tery here with requiem mass cele­ brated by Rev. Fr. Corcoran, The late Mrs, O’Brien is survived by two brothers James Glavin, of Mount Pleasant, Mich „and Joseph Glavin, of this place. Mr. Fred McTague left last week for his home in Windsor. Judge and Mrs. CoAighlin and fam­ ily, of Windsor, attended the funer­ al of the late Mrs. O’Brien on Wed­ nesday, After several weeks treatment at St, Joseph's Hospital London, Mrs. Chas. Glavin returned to her home on Saturday much improved in her health, Miss Eileen O’Rourke, of Detroit, is visiting her parents at present. Mr. James Glavin, of Mt. Pleasant Mich,, attended the funeral of his sister, the late Mrs. Elizabeth O’Brien on Wednesday. Miss Gertie Dederich, of London, spent the week-end at home here. ( Mrs. John Rowland is visiting her friends at Goderich, GREENWAY Young Peoples’ Department United church will welcome Friday evening, May the 3rd fine program that is being GRAND BEND "Mr. and Mrs. Ware Oliver, of St, Marys, spent Sunday with Mrs. Wal­ ter Statton. Mr. and Mrs, Abner Mollard, of ’Sarnia, spent the week-end in this neighborhood. (Mr, and Mrs. C. Giles, of Royal Oak, Mich., have come to their cot­ tage for the summer. We welcome all the old timers back and as many new ones as can come. Mr. and Mrs. M. Lightfoot, of St. Marys, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Statton. Mrs. John Love, who has been on the sick list, is somewhat improved. The very wet spell has put seeding back for awhile, Mr. house roof. Mr. ■ Mr. week-end in Pt, Huron. See the large bills for the play in the. church on May 7tli put on by the young people of Parkview church Stratford, for the young people of Grand “ The rough which Next .Sunday morning Rev. J. M. Colling will preach on the “Mystery of Godliness.” In the evening a number of questions which have been sent in by different people, will be answered. Don’t miss this. Come early and you will be made welcome. HARTLEY Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Love and ily have returned to their farm ter spending the winter in Lucan where Mr. Love was an employee the Imperial Oil Co. Miss Mary Moon, of Grand Bend, spent the week-end with Miss Lois, Brown. Mr. Wm, Haddock has purchased; a new Whippet Coach. Miss Ruby Hicks visited with Miss. Ruth Love Friday and 'Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love and Junior, and Messrs. Pearce and Walker, of London, visited with Mr. Mrs. Colin Love on Sunday,and John Devine has improved his with a new coat of siding and Mark Wilds sports a Whippet, and Mrs. Bert Holt spent the Bend. fishermen have had very weather to contend with, makes fishing very difficult. When Y'on Arc SUjiping When ou feel yourself a-slippin’ And tilings are lookin’ mighty blue, That’s the time to square your - shoulders And show what kind of stuff’s in you, Just dig your toes in deeper And take another holt, For life ain’t half worth livin’ If you can’t take a little jolt. You’ve never been so bad off yet That someone wasn’t worse. And it isn’t going to help a bit To rant around and curse. ", You only show the other folks Wliat a weakling you can be, And don’t you ever think, my friend, That they will never see. Mr. nicely from his operation for acute appendicitis at Dr. 'Fletcher’s hos­ pital, Exeter. (Several young ladies met at the' public school on Saturday afternoon to bid adieu to .the three Misses Ste­ wart on the occasion of their leaving here for Exeter. -Miss Ruby Alex- •ander, Kathleen Wiseman and Louise Anderson made the presentation of class rings and Miss Mary Gardiner rea.d the address. The afternoon was spent in games and a social time. jMiss Reta Pollen- spent the week­ end with her parents.- Mr. Wm. Kernick, of Exeter, has decided to try farming again, having purchased the farm on the Thames Road from Mr. Archie Tower, fdrm- erly owned by Mr. Andrew Gibson. We are pleased to see Mrs. (Rev.) ’Anthony out again after her recent illness. We are also glad to note that the Morgan family are able to ■be out again after their trying time. Mrs. Ed. Kennedy and baby spent th© week-end with her parents. Mrs. Seth Simpson is staying with her daughter, Mrs. Ken. McNiCol. KIRKTON Mr. and Mrs. J. Veitch and family left' on Tuesday for Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald have mov­ ed into the house vacated by Mr. Veitch. IM’r. and Mrs. Ray Francis have moved into the Victoria Hotel. Miss Sarrey, who has been visit­ ing with Mrs. McHardy returned to her home in Toronto. Dr. C. A. Campbell spent a few days this week in Toronto. Mrs. Wm. Atkinson, who has been visiting in Toronto returned home this week. Rev. M. Bulteel and Mrs. Bulteel spent d few days this week at'Brant­ ford. 'Mr. and Mrs. Salas Shier spent last Sunday with their daughter in Strat­ ford. The of tlie you on to the provided by the Tennis Club of Park­ hill. Besides a very fine, comedy en­ titled, “The Two Buglars” other items of interest and entertainment will be given. Next Sunday afternoon Rev. J. M. Colling will speak on the subject, “The Mystery of Godliness.” congregation here are invited to th service at Grand Bend in ing when he will answer tions he has received. ' Mrs. Sanders and Mr. Mt. Clemens, Mich., were Mr. Jas. Luther over the Mrs. Sherritt motored. to Clinton with Mr. and Mrs. H. Monday. A large number from ed the meeting of the Grand Bend last week the debate on the subject of “Capit­ al Punishment.”'Miss Dorothy Bell­ ing and Mr. Ivan Sharp gave good points i^ favor of that law while Miss Moon and Mr. E. Gill were in favor of abolishing it. The judges Mr. Moffatt, Mr. Ezra Webb and Mr. W. T. Ulens gave their decision dn favor of the latter speakers. The ladies at Grand Bend served lunch and a very pleasant social hour was enjoyed. Rev. J. M. Colling presid­ ed during the debate and Miss Mar­ jorie Jennison during the opening exercises. SHIPKA Mr. last week of Mrs, mother at Bridge- F. LaFond and fam- MINA K.I A Luxurious Stop-Over For Western Travellers CREDITON and Mrs. Elmer ’Wade Walter and The" e •the even- six ques- Strew, of guests of week-end. Horton last here attend. Y. P. S. at and enjoyed and Mrs. Fred Sharp attend­ ed the funeral Rev. Williams’ port. Mr. and Mrs. ily, of Sarnia, spent last Sunday w’ith the latter’s father Mr. C. Finkbeiner, <>.. Miss Marjorie Morenz, who spent ' the winter months in London has re­ turned to her home.Go-to-Sunday School next Sunday,j But if you only laugh it off And start anew once more, ’Fore long you’ll find you’re the man You’ve been before, The folks will point you out and say; “That guy is sure a wonder, Nothing ever sets him back— He’ll made his mark, by thunder.’* * * * * * * *** Mrs.: “Oh, Harry, I’m ried about the car.” Mr.: “So am I; if we it pretty soon v/e’ll own thing!” twicer very wor- don.’t sell the darn The Times-Advocate i I Mr Mr. and Mrs. Walter McPherson spent Saturday in Rodney. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird, of Grand Bend .spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter McPherson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scheiding and Mr. Thomas Yuli, all of London, spent the week end with Mr. and Henry Motz and Mr. and (Mrs. Wm. Motz. Mrs. Wilson Anderson is visiting her sister-in-law Mrs. Graham in London, who is again confined to her bed. Mr. and Mrs. Baird and son Da­ vid, of Grand Bend, .spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Sims. Mr. Stewart Kuhn and'lady friend, of Kitchener, spent Sunday with the former’s parents MT. and Mrs. Hy. IVIinaki Lodge,' on the transcontin­ ental line of Canadian National Rail­ ways, in the deep forest country of northwestern Ontario, 112 miles east of Winnipeg, provides a won­ derful^ stop-over for travellers to western Canada. The magnificent Lodge is equipp­ ed with everything that makes for modern bomfort. You can golf or play tennis, hike, ride, swim, or go boating or fishing. There’s plenty to do and it will be a pleasing break in your long journey. ' Ask any Canadian National Rail­ ways Agent for literature and full information. Saturday evening. A lot of .seeding has been done in this district, some farmers being through. A big acreage of beans will also be sown. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McNeil, Dlr. and Mrs. Wm. Higgins and Miss F. Higgins, of Clinton, visited with rel­ atives in town on Sunday. Mr. Earl Drummond has started a. Lot dog stand in front of his but­ cher shop and on Saturday evening was doing a big business. The machinery belonging to the Highway Department been at Alexandi the past year P at ite in. Sfr hij tin [he station tfr. Wm. ■} over t town. ipson re i where Sim: »vhe Hi­ lt rt V which has t’s gravel pit. for being loaded here taken away. on, of Detroit, vis- I'-etul with friends i _-t.:r Mrs. Lou. Detroit with remain for a a- E .con from Kippen week unloading Intend starting possible. A number Of jugs at the back o' ing torn ahd cleaned up. Oss and ract for g pa to razier. Vittg Clint : the 1: ; who have the London ton are busy r equipment wo the Rd. this and as soon as the .old frame build- >f King St., are be- _...... . ___ ' ■—, This part oTJie village has been a ’fire trap for years und their removal makes far better appearance^ May 12th will be observed as ' at the Evangelical church. In connection with the morning service with its’ Mothers’ Day sermon there will also be a bap­ tismal service. A number of in­ fants will be brought to the church altars that this baby rite may bo administered. iMr. -anil Mrs. W. Damm, of Ches- ley and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dueffen- der, of Sebewaing, Mich., visited at the parental home of the aged Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Braun. Rev. and Mrs. M. C. Morlock, dis­ trict chairman of the M. E. Church, Cincinnatti, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Holtzmann, of Ohesley, visited‘the week-end at the home of M’r. and Mrs. J. H. Holtzmann. Miss Erma Fahrnet has returned from Stratford to her home, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Palmier. Our summer sons and daughters are beginning to return. ■ Wo welcome them, Mrs. Charlotte Braun has returned to her homo oil King St./after her winter’s visit with her daughter at Kitchener, The evening services next Sunday at the Evangelical church begin at 7:30 and the Thursday evening, pray­ er mooting at 8’.00 for .six months hence, The young" people of the commun­ ity are invited to either the Junior or the Senior E.L.C.E, Friday even­ ings, both are Hi excellent rtinhing order with interesting programs. COULDN’T DO HOUSEWORK Many women become weak and run down and unable to look after their household duties owing to tlio heart . action becoming impaired or the nervous system unstrung. Nature intended women to be strong, healthy and happy instead of weak and wretched, and to all women whose heart is not functioning properly and 11 whose nerves are i recommend un3truug we would remedy *to tone up andM the best strengthen' these weakened organs. Mrs. E. Barron, Bulwer, Que., Writes :—ri Over a year ago my heart was weak, and I... was so nervous I could get very little Sleep. I became so bad I wad unable to do my house­ work. I got some of Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills which I used with great success. I can now do all my work without any trouble, and a« I aim the mother of flve children and lire on-a farm you can see I have plenty do?’ Prfo* 50e. < box at alt iroigitiU dealers, or mailed direct on receipt ft price by The T, MUM 0*. Toronto, Oni . ELIMVILLE The Live Oak Mission Circle met for their regular monthly meeting at the parsonage wth eleven members presnt. Miss Marjorie Delbridge had charge of the meeting which opened with a hymn after which Mrs. (Rev.) White led in prayer. The scripture lesson was read by Miss Florence Herdman, L'avona Cooper/ Florence Bell and Helen Murch. Roll call was answered by a verse on faith. Misses Lena Pym and Lavona Cooper favored them with a pleasing duet “God will be with you”; after the business period “Days of Development,” chapter six of the study book, “Drums of Dark­ ness” was well given by Miss Mary Herdman. This - ■ very enjoyable meeting closed in the usual way. The play entitled ‘Step on it Stan’ given by the Saintsbury Community Club in the church here last Friday night was greeted by a full house. It was a fine play, splendidly acted, every character strong in his or her own part with small chance to say anyone was better .than another. Centralia orchestra very kindly fur­ nished music between acts which was greatly appreciated by every­ one. Proceeds, from the evening amounted to about $60.00. Miss Elva Horne, of London, 'vis­ ited at her home here over the week­ end. Her mother, Mrs. Wes. Horne, who has been ill is improving. Mr. Frank Brock has purchased a new Essex car. Mr. and Mrs. George Young, of London, visited Mr. and (Mrs. Chas. Johns recently. Mrs. Maud Heywood, of Exeter, spent a few days last week with Mrs. Rich. Johns, who lias been somewhat indisposed. Miss Verna Brock has returned home after spending several months working ill London. Mr. and Mrs. Bannerman, of St. Marys, visited their daughter Mrs. Lloyd Johns last week. Misses ■ Aletha Ogden and Bessie Bell, of London, were week-eild vis­ itors in the vicinity. Baby Annie El ford is recovering from her recent illness from pneu­ monia, ; > Mrs, Will Johns has been suffer­ ing from <an attack of quinsy, Mr. and Mrs.' John Ford,.of the 'Lake Road, visited relatives here last Sunday, spent here. 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