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R THE MONTH
CENT. OF ALL
PS WERE FORD
15.8 PER CENT- OF ALL THE NEW
TRIS TERlflTOHY FOR THE MONTH
FORD C
GOVERNMENT REGISTRATION SHOWED
CARS SIX
OF MAY*
by surprise. There were
30 present, the evening being
in games ancl music after
a dainty lunch was served.
going
opened an authorized Ford
d Parcs and Staff of Mechanics^
RNMENT REGISTRATION
SHOWED THAT 28*1 -
LD IN THE FOUR T’OWN
’THURSDAY, MARCH 27th. 1030
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One year ago.February, we accepted the Ford Franchise for the
Townships of Us$prne, Stephen, Hay and Stanley, and started^o
build up a Ford .S/iles ami Service for this Territory, by the Mjfiita
of May. we had n^small stock of parts and one mechanic.
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IN
WERE
In July w
creased our Ft
GO!
OF AU
CARS
CARS,
of
usiness.We
October obtained 40 per cent,, of a^
’Now tlat we had sold 40 cent, of all cars in the territory,
we believe® v»e should extend
ized Ford Service in
FRED PENWARREN AND IN
I TWITCHELL’S GARAGE
CENTRALIA WIT
HENSALL
Tliei Sales eontmied to increase and in January, 1930. the
Ford Salihs were 50 jm* cent, of all cars sold in the Four Townships.
f-GOVER^ENT REGISTRATION FOR THE .MONTH
OF(1’EBRuJrY, 1030, SHOW THAT 58.3 PER CENT. OF
ALL NE^ CARS REGISTERED WERE NEW FORD
CARS.
We sincerely thank you, and promise that we will always do the
power to give our customers Superior Ford .Service.
•s.
most in our
EXETER
Phone <54
SANDY ELLIOT
THE HOME OF THE FORD ZURICH
Phone 149
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ALL THE BRAN YOU NEEd/
THE FOOD YOU NEED
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SHI ra1
k
pB^DDEOWHEAT AT
/ \^ith all thfybran • -
of the whole wheat
Eat it with milk cre^ra and you have a complete, perfectly-
balanced meal—calcium for making bones and tebth—vita
mins for health aibd strength—bran for needed roughage—
anerso tasty and easily digested.
AILSA CRAIG—Plunging through
smoke-filled rooms and hall-way^
Mrs. Joseph McIntyre, who lives a
mile and a half west of Ailsa Craig
two
fire
loss,
time
L.OCAL NEWS
Mix A. Hooper, of Loudon, is vis
iting with his son, Mr. Wm. Hooper,
of the Lake Road.
Miss Marjorie Westcott, of Lon
don, spent the week with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Westcott.
Mr. Fred Hooper, of Salford, was
in town attending the funeral of
Mrs. V. Mallard and visiting with
his brother, William,
Friday & Saturday, fprii 4 & 5 th
Couie s<5i?9 las
on No. 7 highway, carried her
small children to safety, when
destroyed the home at a heavy
Her husband was absent at the
in a neighboring sugar bush.
The blaze is attributed to a defec
tive chimney. Smelling smoke, Mrs.
McIntyre* ran upstairs to find the
flames had gained considerable
headway. She had barely time to
carry two children out before the
entire structure was in flames.
Efforts of a hastily formed bucket
brigade, together with Ailsa Craig
fire department to check the blaze
•were unavailing in the face^ of a
strong wind, They were successful,
however, in saving the barns and the
. garage.
The home was of brick construc
tion..
A surprise birthday party in hon
or of Mr. Thos. Appleton was given
Monday evening at the home of his
son Mr. E. C. Appleton, Huron
avith whom he resides. It was
Appleton’s 75th birthday. He
been residing with his son for
STUDENT fatally shot
CLINTON—Hugh McEwan, a
ular Collegiate student, was fatally
shot, about 4 o’clock Saturday after
noon through the accidental dis
charge of a gun. The fatality oc
curred when he, with Gordon Cud-
more, one of his school chums, were
returning from an afternoon’s shoot
ing and were standing on the cement
abutments of the railroad bridge
which crosses the Bayfield road half
a mile from Clinton. Apparently
deceased discharged the gun through
dropping the but rather heavily on
the cement, the.,.charge entering the
abdomen in an upward direction.
He was removed to the Clinton
Hospital where Dr, J. W. Shaw and
Dr. J. C. Gandier found that the ser
ious injuries of liis lungs precluded
any hopes of recovery, and he pass
ed away soon after admittance. Sur
viving him are liis mother and one
si,ster, (Margaret. His father, the
late Dr. F. F. McEwan, of Alymer,
died about eight years ago.
stayed
a girl
that's
Over in Wales a man has
at home 50 years -because
would not marry him, But
nothing. We know a man who has
stayed at home 5 0 years because
the girl did marry him.
A young woman who tlked for 50
hours without a break in a talking
marathon had to qu't finally on ac
count of swollen ankles. The moral
isn’t very clear, but there seems to
be a lesson of some sort there.
* * * * * * sp *
The barber spoke to his assistant:
“Lord, Bill, that was a nasty cut you
gave that old gent on the chin.” .
“Yes. I’m courtin’ his ’ouseniaid
—that’s to let ’er know I can see ’er
Friday night,’”.t ** >;< >:> v,i
Down in Mexico' a candidate for
president should 'be bullet-proof, In
America all he needs is mudguards.
st.,
Mr.
has
the
past few years and was completely
taken
about
spent
; which
Mr,. Appleton's family consists of one
daughter, Mrs, K. J, Sims and two
sons, Ernest and Gordon all of town,
also 14 grandchildren, I-Ie has only
one sister left Mrs. B. F. Avy, of
Toledo, Ohio and one brother,-John,
of Crediton. Miss Hilda Sims read
a letter of congratulations which is
as follows;
Dear Dad and Grandad:
We, your children, grandchildren,
neighbors and friends have gather
ed together, to-night, to wish yon
many morfe long and prosperous
birthdays to come. We trust that
God may bless you and guide you
to the end,
Signed on behalf of children, the
grandchildren, neighbors and friends.
After which “For He is a Jolly Good
Fellow” was sung by all.
Come and see how freeW it flow’s, liow quickly
it dries, how its magiiscoloring beau lilies in*
stantly, beautifies witlif beauty you will never
tire of.
Take the brush your^lf and flow Rogers oni
‘ ’ ‘ ‘ csigned to Convince you
Lacquer brushes, that it
that it takes the sticky,
out of home decorating.
d see this demonstration;
1 more attractive we are
This demonstration is
at Rogers Brushing
you wait
du^t-collecting yerioc
EvciV housewife shoi
o nitoke the event s
feature-’-
trices on
duri
can do in the
tion,
B. W
Also Alabastin^fend
gers Crushing Lacquer
demonstration days*
show you actual proof of
ee the wonderful things you
ay of colorful home decora*
, Hardware, Exeter, Ont
then seasonable lines will
MAIN ST. W. M. S.PLEASANT EVENING
Taking the School to the Scholar
The W. M. S. of Main St. United
Church held their annual birthday
,party .on Friday night. The Rev. Mr.
’Moorhouse was in the chair. The
following program ,was enjoyed be
fore the speaker, Mrs. (Rev.) McIn
tosh, of London, took the meeting;
solos by Miss Marion Powell and
Miss Thelma Hockey; a short play,
“A Scene in a Chinese Hospital,”
with Jeanette Taman as doctor, Eva
Pearce nurse, Patsy Martin, Dorothy
Sims, E. Brooks, iMarion Powell,
Ruth Pearce, Eileen Andrews, Flor
ence McDonald and their children
as patients; Jack Doerr and Warren
May, gate keepers. .Little Lillian
Kestle who is four years old, and
one of the patients, was lifted to a
chair and sang “Jesus Loves -Me” in
Chinese. The play was- staged by
the Mission Band under the leader
ship of Miss Murray. Following this
a quartette -composed of Frank Wil
fong, M. Howey, Helen Dignan and
Hilda Sims, sang “Peace Be Stil'I.”
Other selections included a duet by
Mrs. George Hess'and Mrs. Lee Hed
den, with Miss Fisher at the piano;
piano duet by Misses Violet Gambrill
and Leona Brown. The address was
delivered by Mrs. McIntosh, who
spoke -on W.M-S. work; on the priv
ileges we enjoy as compared with
other countries of the world; the cry
of the Eastern countries for our
Christ, not our civilization or relig
ion.
Little Edith Armstrong recited a
piece on “Holland.” The. Hensall
quartette, composed of Mrs. Geo.
Hess, Mrs. M. Drysdale, Mrs. (Rev.)
Sinclair’ Mrs. Lee Hedden, and Miss
Fisher at the piano, sang two num
bers. This over, a dainty lunch was
served by the ladies.
A pleasant evening was spent at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert
Duncan, of Plugtown, on Wednes
day evening of last week. The
event was the gathering together-of
the .first cousins of Mrs. Duncan,
Those present were: Mr, and Mrs.
Will Passmore and Mr. and Mrs. Will
Ryckman, Exeter; Mr, and Mrs,
Clayton Frayne, (Mr., and Mrs. Nor
man Passmore, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Passmore, Mr, and Mrs. John Hack
ney, Thames Road. Those unable
to attend were: Mr* and Mrs. John
Cann, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gardiner
of' Thames Road; Mr. and Mrs. W.
Johns, of Elimville and Mr. and Mrs.
John Passmore, Hensall.
After the guests had partaken of
a sumptuous supper the night was
spent in the playing of games and
old time reminiscences, intermingl
ed with many a hearty laugh. At a
late hour the company broke up, all
voicing their appreciation to the
host and hostess for the lovely time
they had at their charming home.
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Start
with a
modern
HURON G
y I* off in the spring
grind. Ground the
with a valve re-facer.—
RAGE, Exeter.
CHECKER TOURNAMENT
Several from Exeter were in Lu
can on Friday evening of last week,
attending a checker tournament at
C. W. Millson’s barber shop. Play
ers fromTmudon, St. Marys, Lucan,
Exeter and Blyth participated.
London
Walker, 10 wins, 2 draws; Allan,
11 wins, 2 draws; Mitchell, 11 wins,
2 draws; Lee, 6 wins, 2 draws; Wil
cox, 9 wins, 2 draws; Davis, 3 wins.
1 draw; " * '
wrey, 5
wins, 2
Allan
prize,1
Southcott, 4 wins, 2 draws; Brini-
draws; Elworthy, 2
Taylor, 3 Wins, 1
Brown, 6 wins, 1 draw; Lo
wing, 2 draws; McIntyre, 7
i
tor
♦
draws.
and Mitchell drew
Mitchell winning.
Exeter
nell. S wins, 4
wins, 3 draws;
draw.
Brintnell won
first
first prize for Exe-
St.
biddy, S wins, _ ..........
wins, ldraw; Gregory 5
draws; Taylor. 3 wins, 1 draw.
Liddy won first prize for St. Marys
Lucan
Sweet, 3 wins, 2 draws; Crouyn, 2
wins, 1 draw; Banting, 2 wins', 1
draw; Sullivan, 1 win, 2 draws;-
Dobbs, no wins, 1 draw.
Millson and Rev. Brown played
some exhibition games.
-Sweet took first prize for Lucan.
Blyth
Barton, 6 wins, 2 draws.
31arys
2 draws*; Teskey,
wins,2
OTICE
KIRKTON
ike tasF communicate •We would
with parties li^fing/steam engines-
for'hire for moi^h f July and part .
of August—Canavan Canners Ltd.
< 3-27-2tc. .
MORTGAGE SALg
at CENTRAL HOTEL, Exe^r, OnU-
--- of.—
FARM PROPERTY J
— on
Monday, Apr
At 2.30 the follow®land in the*
of Hay, Cgjgnty of Huron,
iposed ofjiiot 11, Com 2,.
100 acfes of land more This is ^good property in-
ty or Elater in a. first class
.ectionjf^This land is sandy-
andjgHl cleared. On the-,
'a brick house; wa-
fences are ins
% of a‘mile from.
Townshi
being c
contain!
or less.
the vicii
farming
loam cl.
land is K
tered b> .goo> well;
g ‘ 71
school; E nffles from Hensall.
For fiBtlJpr particulars and con
ditions ofl^lrle apply Jo Frank Tay
lor auctioneer, Exeter, Ontario tn* itt*
F. C. .Betts, Vendor’s Solicitor, 4422.
Richmond St., London, Ont.
Mr.; and Mrs. Edward Gill and Ed
die and Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Webb
and kiddies spent Sunday with Mr.
Wm. Love.
Miss Helen Hayter and her friend
Miss Kenney, of Crediton spent the
weed-end here.
Mr/-’ Hector Murray, Detroit, spent
the week-end at his home here.
Miss O. R. Corbett visited over
the week-end at her home in Ford-
wicli.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Warner, of De
troit, motored home on Saturday
bringing her mother Mrs. J. B. Hod
gins, who has spent the winter with
them.
Mr. Aimer Hayter. of Detroit,
spent the week-end with his mother !
herd.
Miss Nola Hodgins, who has spent
the past three mouths in Detroit re
turned home- on Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Hickey visited over
the week-end with Mrs. Bob Cathers
in Parkhill.
Mr. -and Mrs. L. Wilson, of Ar
izona, visited Mrs. Colin Love on Sat-'
urday.
I
(Huron Expositor)
old-time home may have pos-
few furnishings and no con-
The
sessed
veniences, but tlie hospitality it ex
tended was rich in welcome and
goodwill. Too many modern homes
are rich in everything but those old-
time, virtues, and the world is not
any better for it.
;ood coWditi(§L
—>
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GII^N lhafc
all creditors and others havi^
against the estate of
CANN, late of the Villag
in the County of Huj^n
Farmer, who died on
of March A.. D., 193Q
their claw
er sighed
of Ap
TICE
T5 roviding schooling for children in the isolated scc-
* lions of Northern' Ontario long baffled the Ontario
^Department of Education. The little red school house
—af it had been built—tvould have stood alone with
no sigh of human habitation for miles around or, if
•there had been a few houses near, the cost of upkeep
would have been too heavy a burden on a few, scattered
families. So the Canadian Pacific Railway was called
•into consultation and the result is' the travelling
school car which has been operated during the winter
months with increasing success for the past few
^years.
Every child loves a train, but when that train
potties especially to him and becomes his school—
well, you have to go to fairy tales to get the like of
that. So they come enthusiastically from miles
around, French-Canadians, Rumanian, Indiah) Italian,
English-Canadian—all races and ages from five to
fifteen years of age. They come on snowshoes, skis,
by dog team, from neai’ and far. They get the three
R’S and they get acquainted among themselves. Dif
ference of speech makes little difference to them and
soon they are all using English. Children’of pioneers,
they are bright and adaptable. Lay-out shows ex
terior of car, interior with clas« of boys.and girls all
set for lessons; another interior showing teacher and
black board; and two typical School Children on their
way to the car.
The many friends in Exeter of Mr.
m. Pomfret at Barrie will be
pleased to hear that he and the fam
ily are all well. Mr, Pomfret in re
newing his subscription says that the
winter has been a steady one and
they will 'all welcome spring. He
says they look forward every Fri
day for the Times-Advocate
is eagerly read by all. He
they read it from end to ehd. They
hope to spend a few days in
this summer to renew old acquaint
ances.
and it
thinks
Exeter
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons having claims against /the
estate of John England, late of. the
Village of Zurich,-in the Coidity of
Huron, Gentleman, decease® who
died on or about the 5th dw of De
cember, 1929, are require®? to forward their miaims duly ptfveii to H.
Eilber & Soui, Crediton
fore the 12tl\day of
And notice ........
ter the said t ite the
proceed to dh ;ribu
iftg. regard o lly
Which they tl m
Dated this 2 th
Mrs. Carol n
Ont., John Ja
Adkifls, HOUS’
Dashwood, Onff,
■ma; s\i,
2 til
t>a
on or be
ll, 1930.
i furthoi^given that af-
xeoutors Will
he estate hav-
the claims of
all have notice,
ay of March 1930,
England, Zurich,
Clinton, Ont.; Hy.
Out.; Goorgo Link,
Executors,
L
?g claims.
? Carles-
'df Exeter,.
LiuUn, Retired’
. Jue sixth day
are required..
$8 duly proven
i or before the-
A. D. 193V-
further giv-
said date the Exe--
d to distribute the-
jard only to the-
they then shall have-
to forward
to the un
seventh di
AND N
EN that a
cutors wil
estate ha
claims of \
notice. '
DATED alMSxeter, Ont. this 17th- ,
day of March A. D., 1930.
’ GLADMAN & -STANBURY.
Exeter and Hensall
Executors’ Soik-itors--
ter th
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that"
all creditors and others having claims-
against the estate Of CATHARINA.
COOK, late of the Village of Hdhsal!,.
in the County of Huron, XridowF.
who died on the first day of ^nuary..
A. D., 1930,
their claim
dersigned o
day of 'AprI.
AND NOT
EN that aft
cutors. will
estate havi:
claims of w
notice.
DATED
dav of Mar
•GLAT
are required tbi
duly proven
or before e
A. D., .
CE IS F
the sa
oceed
forward:
the un
seven tli.
THER (I
'date the li
distribute
only to
y then shall
IV--
3xe—
the-
the*
have *
17 th-ter, Ont. thi
D., 1930.
S.N & STANBURY,
Hensail and Exeter
Executors* Solicitors-
Notice to Creditors.
NOTICE is hereby given that al$$
persons having claims against tW
estate of Mrs, Louisa Restemaj,
late of the Village of Dashwoo
a i
who died
day of Jann
forward th
H. fiilb
before
(the County of Huron
woman, deceased
about the 22nd
are required to
duly proven
Crediton, oh
Of April 1930.
AND NOTICfc 1
that after the Ifeaid
tors will proc led ]
estate having Iof which they iJi eJF
Dated this 1|jfh
Reste-
claims!
notice*
March
n
1030
claims
& Son,
1st day
given
to, the execu-*
,distribute the
to the
th have
day of
1930
Henry Rostolhayer, Louis
mayor, Otto1 Restomayer, Executors.
Dashwood, Ont,