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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-02-06, Page 51 Why not attend this? pens Monday, January 6th, 1930Sclio1 arrange! better school.attend possible for our 1 gdjool ot ©nmmei CLINTON, ONTABIO OFFERS Y«U A PRACTICAL that has made _ .... „ hold positions demanding a liig TDI3 Courses: Secretarial Civil Course You cann £ss training; es of students to obtain and hndard pf efficiency. N WAITING FOB YOU crcial. Stenographic, General Office, rcial Tcaeliers* Courses and Special to-day for M. A. STONE, Com. Specialist, Vice-Prlncbral n. Phone 198 B, IL WARD, ILA. Principal Tkonc 56 r Faculty ■ of Science, Honor g^hduate ' Medicine <ho University .Member <nd Surgfeo ■two doorf of of oKWestevn Ontario. . „ of Phys of Ontario. st of I’ost Office. llesidgCce 114 T, L. D. S, Hate Work WE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE CREDITO Ask about thefii or 15-30 11. P, loit. I’ract- oo.oo.—i-andy BI DR. J. A. McTAGG Specializing i HENSALL, ONT. ^Telcplioue 106 Alain Street Ulate the bride and groom, home was beautifully decorated and numerous bouquets of flowers were sent in by friends. A purse of gold whs presented to Ml* and Mrs. W. J. Fee, by the family. The out of town guests, were: Mr. and Mrs, J. Wal lace and. Miss Dorothy .Wallace’ of Buffalo N.. Y.; Mrs, E,'L. Banger man, Of Chicago; Mr.- and Mrs. E. J. Harris, of Ailsa, Craig. Their many friends wish.them many more years of married life. . BANKRUPT SALE AT MENSALL Winding up Jackson Grocery and Restaurant Business; also fixtures fpf sale, electric coffee mill, comptit- /Ing scales, sale, account and cash / register refrigerator, soda fountain dayand silverware, etc,- Store open and evenings.—H.- D.* Woods. 0/ HENSALL Miss Mary McKaig, .of Exeter, ^jpexit the- week-end at her homo here. Mis-s Ethel Robinson, of Seaforth, spent the .week-end at her home 41 Cr e. , jWr. and Mrs. John Passmore were 4n Clinton -on Friday and Saturday last. Mrs. Henry Kostle .and daughter, Edith,., qf Exeter, spent flic week* ■end at -the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Smale, ‘Mr. Wm. Consitt’is in Toronto this week on business and is also •taking in the opening of the Legis lature. The Bell Telephone Company have a Staff of men heres putting up new wrires and trimming up some of the trees. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Smith and chil dren, of Dashwood, spent the woek- •end visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Consitt. The local hydro commission held their regular monthly meeting on “Tuesday evening when a lot of busi ness was transacted. Rev. Mr. Sinclair received word on Tuesday of the death of his fa ther, Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair left on •Wednesday for Sarnia to attend the ' tunoral which will be held on Thurs day. - While playing hockey at Seaforth on Monday evening Lloyd Passmore Jiadly cut his leg by a skate. He avas taken to a hospital where sev eral stitches were put. in. Lloyd was brought to his home hero on Tuesday afternoon. Th’e Euchre Party and Dance put -on by the Firemen in the Town Hall on Tuesday evening was largely at tended. From 45 to 5P tables wore going up till 10 o’clock" when an ad journment was made for lunch after which dancing was enjoyed for rest of the evening. Number four hignway will kept open for motor traffic for balance of the winter, Messrs. Epps. & Sons, of Varna having contract. q*he firm have had sev-t •eral breaks wifeli their plough and Siad considerable difficulty getting through owing to the depth of the (Oiiow. \ . v The Board of Health held their lirst meeting of the year on Satur- -•day evening. Reeve Higgins was ap pointed chairman of the Board and James A. Paterson appointed secre tary and Doctor Moir Medical Health Officer. ■liave a. medical inspection to -all children attending to school the 1st of May. the The Board intend to about Also to ma,ke an .inspection of the school premises. Tim Sunday services at thO Unit ed church were greatly enjoyed by lhe large congregations present. Rev A. Sinclair' occupied his own pulpit at both Services. The musical part was given by a men’s Choir. At the morning service a. solo was given by Mr. Thos, Shorritt and nt the ov- ctling service a solo by Sam Rennie, a duet by Messrs’, Goodwin, Cante- ion and BioFes aftd Wei; -several other numbers by Two weeks from Stiuday ho a’ladies choir. : *<» h, besides the choir there will Tbo homo of Mr,Wi®-‘ Mrs. Goo.' Foe was the scone oi| unhappy gath ering on February *4tfi being the iidth anniversary-of the wedding of Mr, „nnd Mrs. Waite# Fee. Owing te*ruroceht bereavement in the fam ily ly. cd Council fleeting The regular meeting of the-village council was held pn Monday even ing,, all the members present, except Cbuiiciilpr ' p^.tty. The minutes of the.^last meeting were read- and of Ortwein and thc.;/ilast meeting adopted on motion Cameron. A communication the Municipal Association of Ontar io inviting Hensail t;0 become a member. The communication was ordered filed. ‘A communication from the Salva tion Army at London asking for the usual grant of army . rescue work. $15 was granted. A letter was read from the Sick Children’s Hospital, Toronto thank ing the council for their donation the condition of the community shed passed at the January meeting. Councillor Ortwein reported and recommended more lights. Councillor Cameron reported the work of the Town Hall commit tee in fixing over the public library, and that the work would be com pleted this week. The Reeve reported on his inter view with Mr. Frank P. Gibbs, of Stratford, Chartered Accountant, as to the cost of an audit of the town book and the council recommended that Mr. Gibbs be employed and make the audit as soon as possible. A motion was passed to recind the. order appointing Joseph Hudson and Ray McArthur, auditors for 1930. A number of accounts were pre sented and ordered i>aid on of Consitt and Cameron. A arable discussion took place Jecting the dog tax of the and it was finally decided 1 owners of dogs must pay their dog tax at the time of receiving their tag. Each tag is numbered and a record will be kept and all dogs without tags running at large in the village will be destroyed by the con stable. The Town Hall committee were given instructions to have the hall way and the council chamber re decorated, The Reeve notified ’the that he intends bringing up March meeting the matter of ing our taxes twice a year of once. He stated that in the whole amount at once cember it was quite a hardship to -the ratepayers at the time so many other things were due and that a number pf ratepayers have express ed their opinion that they would rather pay halt of it around the 1st of July. This matter will be dis cussed at the March meeting. The clerk asked the council for the authority to purchase a set of Ontariq Statutes. This matter was left 'over until the next nieeting. .. The coupcil then adjourned. was read from. i on on motion . consid- on col- village that all council at the collect- instead paying in Do- Mr. Charles Fahner has installed the hydro in his home. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hey and Fred erick were in London on Saturday. Mi’.. Herbert K. Eilber was in To ronto last week on a business trip. 'Airs.* Conrad Kuhn is confined to her home through illness, We hope for a «peedy recovery. M'r. Freeman Morloek and Dr, S. V. Railton motored to London last Thursday on business. Misses Erma Fahner, Lyla Haist, Meleeda Schenk and Meleeta Wein, who are working in London visited with their parents on Sunday. The members of the United church- Mission Circle held a sleigh ride party on Monday, February 3, and were entertained by pue of the members of the society Miss Helen Lovie." Messrs. John Gaiser, Henry Heist and Albert Gaiser, left Saturday for Detroit and on Monday attended the funeral of Master Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marshall of that city. • ' - The E.L.C.E. church had a skating party on local rink last Friday evening, ter which lunch was served at home of our pastor Rev, Sippell. reported an enjoyable time. Word has been received that -Mr. Frederick Faist, of North Central College, Naperville’, Ill., won the Ora torical Contest held on (February the 3rd. He is now orator of the Col lege and will compete with other colleges. Don’t forget the anniversary ser-, vices next Sunday at the Evangeli cal church. Services in the morn ing at 9.45 and in the evening at 7.00. Rev. E. D. Becker of Elmira and a former pastor of the church will ho the anniversary speaker. The community is cordially invited W. M. Sippell, pastor. The W.M.S. services of last Sun day evening brought out a very com mendable congregation. The program was as follows: opening devotion, reading by Earl Gaiser entitled,' “Things worth While”; selection by the choir, Scripture reading and re marks chorps by the junior girl.T class their S. S. teacher Miss Lavina Smith accompanying them, Mission ary adddresS by the pastor, Mission- arv reading by Mrs. Art Amy entit-, led, “Bringing in the Sheaves”, vo-’ cal duett by Mrs. E. Wenzel and C. Morloek, “In the Garden of Prayer.” The offering amounted to about, $25; ,, Hotkey. The first hockey game pf the sea son was played with the’Dashwood team on Monday evening. A large number of hockey fans were there to xyitness the game. The score was 10-2 in favor of Dashwood. .Dashwood —■ Baynham, Eveland, 'Guenther, Hoffman, Ness, Merner, Tiernan, Wein, Zimmer. Crediton—Baynham, .Beaver, Gais er, Haist, Hirtzel, Lewis, Taylor and Wein. Referee—Kellerman. It is expected that the Bend hockey team will play our team next Monday evening. The funeral of the late Mrs. Eva Finkbeincr who died -Tuesday morn ing January 29th at the home oi’ her daughter’ Mrs. Ernest McAlpine, of McGillivrary Township, was held Friday afternoon. Brief services at the home after which they proceeded to' the Crediton Evangelical ceme tery for burial. Services were con ducted at the Evangelical church Rev. Sippell officiating. Her sons and daughters and a number of grandchildren were present. High tribute was given- the departed as being a mother of exceptional qual ities; energetic, industrious,- jovial and faithful in her spiritual duties, Husband, one daughter and one son have proceeded her in death. The Evangelical Ladies’ Aid served cof- of the Evangelical the Af- tho All Li llow', ✓ Grand GRAND BEND , I fee and sandwiches to the friends in the basement of the church before the return cold journey home. The regular monthly meeting of the Women’s Institute of Crediton was held Monday evening in the In stitute Hall. After the transac tion of the usual course of business ; a long and with Mrs. I-I. Young in the chair, REP &JVHITE MATCHES p 3 for 25c. PRINCESS SOAP FLAKES 23c. or 2 for 45c. FLIBBY’S SPINACH Tin 24c. NUGGET SHOE POLISH 2 for 23c. FELS NAPTHA SOAP 4 bars for 27c. D.S. CHAIN RED & WHITE STORES CLOTHES PINS 4 dozen for 10c. OUR special TEA Black, pep pound 49c, JELLY POWDERS *5 for 25c. 1-2 pound LOBSTER 39c, special FRANKFORD NO, 3 PEAS 16c. 2 for 31c, J^SERV-US CORN FLARES 2 packages for J 7c, KELLOGG’S RICE KRISPIES 2 packages for 25c. KELLOGG’S PEP 2 packages for 25c, Ibab-o For cleaning aid polishing enamel porcelain! Try a tin 14e. Jr It will pay you to try it. PURE RASPBERRY JAM 40 oz. only 37c. SWIFT’S JHWEL SHORTENING We have morefin stock at 17c. a Jound for those who wire disappointed week. RED & WHITE COFFEE 1 pound tins 55c. Have you tried this line 'SE Red & 1 white Winchelsea I gross of RULERS to be IODIZED fSALT JT CREAMERY BUTTER given away free on SATUP- ss Package |8c.Pound 43c.DAY. Fish, Schi fieider^jrSausage, Neal’s Bread,Silverwood’s Ice Cream i l i u m These Pric<|is Go^a Only Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Feb. 6, 7, 8th | HARVE HARVEY s Phone 102 “THE OWNER SERVES — THE BUYER SAVES” ^lllliillillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllin ening for Toronto to attend the fun- ■ eral of his cousin. Miss E. Clark spent the week-end at her home in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Essery, of Lon don, spent the week-end with their daughter Mrs. W. J. Dobbs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford, of Ex eter, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ford. ° The regular monthly meeting of the Women’s’ Association will be held in the basement of the Thursday afternoon of Lunch will be served. A (spelling match will the basement of the church on Thurs day evening of this week, instead of on Friday evening as previously an nounced. The contestants will be pupils from four public schools, of Biddulph, Eden, Fairfield and Cen tralia. This match .is being put on 'by the- Sunday School and our' sup-, erintendent, Mr. Cecil Skinner in vites as many as can to be present. Ladies please provide lunch. j Mrs. Lloyd Baynham, of Exeter, spent Tuesday in the village. Mrs. Willert and son William have been visiting for the past week with friends in Windsor. Shower foi‘ Bride-Jfllect A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mrs. Cecil Skinner on Monday evening in honour of Miss Vera Hicks bride-elect of this week. l*he guests came in sleigh loads” and numbered over one hun dred. When the bride-to-be arriv ed she was escorted into the ro»m by Master Orland Squires and Miss Alma Skinner while Miss Mildred Mitchell played “Here Comes the Bride”. In one corner of the room stood an arch of pink and white sus pended from which was a large wedding bell. The presents were placed in a cradle 'decorated in pink .and white Over which was thrown a cover in the sanie harmonizing col ours, Vera received many costly and beautiful gifts and expressed her thanks in a very pleading man ner. Vera has been a member of the Centralia United church choir for a number of years and her sunny manner and kindly disposition has won join and church on this week. be held in for her many friends who will in extending to her best wishes many years of happiness. HWOOD Dr. H. H. C/jwen, L.D DENTAL SUB At office wood, first at office o Zurich, last Miss Mabel Schade, of London, spent the week-end with her parents. Mrs. Dale, of Wilton Grove, is vis iting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Koch. Mr. p. iSchroeder, of Monkton, is ■•visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mrs. A. Birk is on the sick list. We hope fox’ a speedy recovery. Miss Olivia Weltin has returned after a pleasant visit with friends in Kitchener. Several from here attended the "funeral of the late Mrs.; Peinie'in New Hamburg on Monday. Miss Reta Hay ter entertained the League to a Bunco Party on Friday evening. Our local boys played a friendly game of hockey in Crediton on Mon day evening the score being 13 to 2 ’ in favor o'f Dashwood. b Block, Daah- clays of week and he Post Office, in ree days of week. KIRKTO The new Fordspff tractor will here in March^San-dy Elliot.be. Leonard Switzer had 'the misfor tune to fall the- other day and break his right arm. Miss Helen Brethour and Miss Grinlyn Doupe, of London, spent the week-end with friends here. There were two hockey games this week. On Tuesday night the locals crossed sticks with Mothorwell and won out in a hard fought game of 3 to 2 and on Saturday the Juniors played Woodham winning by the same score. At the annual meeting of the Blanshard Municipal -Telephone Co., held in Aberdeen Hall. Wednesday afternoon the old directors were re elected: Dr. C. A. Campbell, Sidney Adamson and W, L. Ratcliffe. 1 It is the intention of the company to charge for over timO to nil those who visit on the phone from now on. GREENWAY Don't miss the Oyster Supper at the United church on Friday, Feb ruary 14th. A supper put on by ths ladies here needs no advertising. The program will consist of musical se lections by the ladies quartette of Grand Bend and others and Rev. J, M. Colling, who has become a lec turer of renown will entertain with his ‘‘Experiences before the .Micro phone of CJGC, London. Mrs. English is recovering from her recent illness. The men of the United church had a successful wood bee at the swamjx. on Saturday. ’ , ‘ Every one who was present at the social given by the “Buds of Pro mise” on Tuesday evening reports an enjoyable time. Mr. Ed.” Stewardson was in Ren frew last week. The annual congregational meet ing was held, in the church last Mon day afternoon with Rev. J. M, Coll ing in charge. Splendid reporta were read from all departments of the church. Church officers were appointed as follows; Elders—E. Mason fpr 4 years:;, J. Durr, N. H. Pollard for 3 years* J. B. Nichols, D. Sheppard for 2- years; A. M. Wilson,. R. English for 1 year. Stewards—H. Harlton, I. C. Good hand for 3 years; A. Gollen, Thos. Isaac for 3 years; C. Woodburn, W. Hicks, Jos. Eagleson, W. T. Ulens 2 years; E. Mason, W. J. Brown, F. Turner, F. Sharpe 1 year; Roy Hut chinson secretary and. S. W. Webb, Treasurer; Trustees—L. Ridley, A. Pollard, Frank Steeper, W. Eagle- son, . R. Hutchinson. Ushers—Jas. Prance, Lloyd Brophey, Dean Brown* Ivan .Sharpe. Plate collectors—F. Sharpe, i. C. Goodhand; Assistants, Milton Pollock, Leslie Hutchinson; auditors, Elton Curts and Leslie Hutchinson. ELIMVILLE The new Ford^on hero in March. ottor will be y Elliot. Airs. Ed. Johns held a quilting bee on Wednesday afternoon Of last week when quite a number of her friends and neighbors met and had a very- enjoyable afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. White and children returned home from Windsor and Chatham last week where they had been attending the funeral of Mrs. White’s father also visiting Rev. White’s mother, Who has been very ill -but whose condition has consid erably improved, Miss Jessie Brooks, of London and Miss Delbridge, of were visitors at Mr. last week. The play entitled put on by Woodham Young People, in this church on Monday night was decidedly good in every way. The actors did their’ parts in a very cap able manner and the play was clean and wholesome and kept the large crowd in good spirits throughout. The Mill'S Bros, music was as usual good and helped greatly in the ev ening’s enjoyment. The proceeds ex ceeded $50,00. The sleighing has been consider ably freshened .by the heavy fall of snow on Sunday and the mild weath er since has been a real treat after the excessive cold* to bet on what it sees, print. Mr. and Mrs; Ed Mitchell on Tuesday tended the funeral uncle Mr. Hdwards. Mrs. Ruso Stephens is visiting at the homo of her sister Mrs. John Johns. Miss Bessie Johns is visiting rel atives in Exolor. HARPLEY Mr. and Airs. Joe Carruthers spent- Saturday evening with Mrs. M. HocLThe now Foixl^dn tractor will here in Marche-Sandy Elliot. (Mr. I-Iarold Denham visited his grandfather, Mr. Baten at Whalen, on Sunday. Mrs. R. E. Pooley spent the week end in Exeter. A now piano has been put into church. Mr. Wellington Brock had cast taken off his leg on Friday. Let all roads lead to Ziotf ou’: day night to the play. beThe Owl Club spent a very enjoy able evening at tire home of Mr. F. Statton. . All came away wishing Mr. and Mrs. ’ Statton t happy life in their house Gently completed. Mr. Newton Hayter, who in Detroit tor a few weeks home on Friday last. /Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Eagleson spent the week-end with ,Mr. Frank Stat ton. The Hunt Club made another IMiss Haytct. drive on Saturd Jacks. Mr. Peter Eisenbhch and Mr. -M. Brenner spent a few days in Sarnia on business last week. Mr, Roy Holt has got the Salvation Army in the summer, Afiss Pearl Moitssou week-end visiting with McGregor, The slides shown on tlib Fur Trade in Canada was well attended. The ansod a lot of shoveling, ent the cars are having ^oihe heavy roads, to go through.- Next Bunday all. will ba weieomo to hear Rev, J, M. Colling, Mbrning subject, “Thinking- pur way thrbugh life'' and the evening subject will be “The ’Three Unfinished Stdrles in the just ro*('the meeting was given over to Miss i Addileen Gaiser who had charge of the program. Opening chorus by all present, piano duet by Aliases Lavina Smith and Alma Smith, Interesting, address by Rev. W. M. Sippell on , “Community Welfare and Needs of I the Present Hour”; vocal solo by Contest conducted by bagging about. 56 Miss B. Kinney. An excellent lunch | was served by the teachers, to whom a hearty vote of thanks was given. Mrs. IL Young; president also of fered commendatory remarks -re-* gufding the community supper of a week. Those who had" charge of the supper rendered services praise worthy and the games and contests following the supper furnished an hour of healthful and delightful atnusoments. ,, has been returned a boy from London for spent, the Miss Annie (! ■econt snow of Sunday last At pro?- 4 X. CENT LIA the the or loit, about tlic/iow Fordson Trout —Sandy Eb Ask 15-30 H, P8/$8OO.OO the occasion waswcelebrated uuiet Quite a number of ■f riends call during tho afternocn to congrtif- Old Testament. Miss SI, Todd has returned- ,td the parsonage months with friends in Ireland. MA lira Hicks left Tuoslay ov after spending three Fri- WHALEN about the new/Fordson Tradt- 30 H. P,.00.—Sandy El- D. A. Johnson Sr., who has ill with bronchitis for several Asii or 15 Hot. I ?Mr. been weeks is improving very slowly,. Mrs. Harvey Squire, who has been Hn Sarnia, for the past two weeks ow ing to the death of her aunt, Mrs. Lingard returned home on Saturday. Mrs. Ernest Foster and son Bever ley where guests with i\irs. John Fos ter, of Granton for a few “days last . week, * I Miss Elsie Gunning is spending a .few days with her sister Mrs, Took* }ey of Lucan.. | Miss Kdna Squire went to Lucan on Monday to remain for some time, ’g'ins. Mr. spent W. H. Mr. spending the past few weeks with friends in Kippen and Crediton has returned home. Mr. Hick Murray motored from Detroit on Saturday. to spend the week-end with his sister Mrs. Will t-Iodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Art Finkbeincr spent Wednesday with Mr, Joe Carruthers. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gill spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Love. Mrs. P. Murray has returned to her home after months in Detroit. Mr. Hugh and gins attended the cousin Miss Mary ley on Thursday. Mrs. Therman Hay tor, of Detroit spent Sunday with her patents Mr and Mrs. AV. Lovie, and Mrs. Les. Hutchinson Sunday afternoon with Mr. Hay ter. Nelson Hickey, who has been Hamibta, Man., Fred Delbridge's Sonhy Jane” spending a few Hod- thoir Miss Sarah funeral of Hedging at Brins' but its not safe may before this. KHIVA Mr, and Mrs. Alex Noob spent Sun* with their daughter Mr. and Mrs, G. McDonald, of Vuborne. ‘ ' Mr, and Mrs. A, Tilloy ^pont Sun day with Mr; and Mrs, Hztn Lamport Crediton. Johns drove to whore they nt** of the latter's