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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-09-11, Page 5For particulars write b. f. War<h b.a.M. A. Stone, Com. Specialist, Vice-Prln,,Phone IS8 fining that has made it possible tain and hold positiana demundug THE EXETER TJMES-ADVOCATE •9! * CLINTON, Ol Offers you a Practical Business for our scores of’students tp a highk standard of offienc^jP* stenographic,. Cq Servic Commercia COURSES herein), Secretarial, General Office, Civil eacber's Course and Special Courses arranged, cannot .attend a better School. WHY NOT ATTEND THIS? chool Opens on September 2nd, 1930 Principal DR. J. A. MfTAGGARJ Specializes in F Work WF" (Telephone 1 Main Street HENSALL Miss Dorothy Little was in Lon don on Tuesday. . Mrs. Verne Hedden is confined to Sier home through .illness. Mr. uhd Mrs, Laird Mickle visit* •ed in London on Monday. proposition to insure 'the an annual premium of against accident, policy to cidents up to $5,000.00. ter was laid over. Mr, Wilfred Buchanan building a garage on tho south Richmond and the London Rd. asked to be allowed to fijj in the ditch in front of the property. As the London road now is a provincial Highway Mr. Buchanan was in structed to see the Provincial High way Engineer. Councillor Petty brought up the matter of replacing some of the side walk on King Street and’the road committee were instructed to have the work done on motion of Consitt and Petty. A number of accounts were pre sented and paid. By-law No. 8 was then given its first reading setting the tax rate for the village of 1930. Reeve Higgins gave a review of the town finances and of the amount of the debenture debt to be paid this year. He stated that the .school would have at least another mill. One' mil] extra woujd have* to be raised for the Black Creek Drain in Hay township; a mill for provincial highways and one mill would have to be added to the village rate. Tn re viewing the debenture payment the Reeve" stated hat it would take $9,- 0.00 to pay the debetures and inter ests due, more than half of this amount being due on the cement road. The last assessment will be made for the road in 1932 and after that there should be quite a reduc tion in the tax rate. The Reeve then asked for a rate for 1930 of 37 mil]s. After a considerable discussion it was moved by Councillor Petty and | seconded by Ortwein that the rate |'“ "" The motion carried. By-law No. 8 was then given its third and final reading. The council then adjourned to meet again o.n Monday, October the 6th. . . . , town for .1100,00 cover ac- The mat- who is corner of Mr. and Mrs. Jas’. Brethour visit* ecl in Kitchener on Sunday. A number of our .citizens are at- Xending London Fair ‘this week, Miss Editli Foster, of Tonawanda, N. Y., is visiting relatives in town, Mr. and Mrs. 'Mew, of Goderich, wisited on Sunday with Miss Mattie Ellis.Mrs. S. Munn has returned home ■after a visit with relatives in the 'States. A number from here attended the Presbyterial at Exeter on Tuesday .afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Laird 'Mickle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Qines ©f Clinton. Mr. Fred Smallacombe, of Guelph, visited for a few days, with friends hi town. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Cecil Hudson, of Chicago, 'are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Hudson. Miss Annie Consitt has returned home after a very pleasant trip to the Old Country. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Clark, of London, recently visited with their friends in. towm; iMiss Jean Russell underwent an ^operation on Tuesday for the re moval of her tonsils. • -Miss Gladys Luker, who. has been -beTJ,;, enjoying a week’s holidays in Strat-i .ford has returned home. ’ | / MisseH Mary jind Emma Johnson Xnd Miss Minnie Reid ’attended the • Fair in London’.on Tiles day. I Mr. and Mrh..Ja.ssPriest and Mr.] ■and Mrs. Alpine MeEwen took in the Fair at London on Monday. Mr. and Mrs, J. iMcMartin and | daughters, of Bhrrie, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. « U1J, mio. xnvcuumn. Bonthron. | Mr. Archie McCurchy spent a fey? Miss Gertrude Higgins, who is days the p’ast week in Detroit. , home for her holidays underwent an J Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Howe spent a operation for the .removal of her few days in Detroit, tonsils on Monday. | We are pleased to know that Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer and David Foster, who is under daughter Lois, of Detroit, visited doctor’s, care is improving, over the week-end at the home of * Mr. and, Mrs. R. Higgins. Mr. Herman Dayman, of Exeter, has purchased from -Mr. T. C. Joynt, the grocery store getting posHession on the 15th of October. The Young Women’s Missionary 'Society held their meeting on Tues day evening with a ,good attendance. The meeting opened by singing hymn T73, after which the Lord’s Prayer was repeated. The Scripture Les son was read by Mrs. Lloyd Hudson; dteadjng by 'Mary Hufser, “Why uf?e TV-.M.Si Envelopes”; d.uet, by .Miss aiaibel Workman and Mrs, Roy Mc Laren. Sentence prayers yere given •toy.a number of members. An instru- anental by Blanche Mustard. The minutes of the last meeting of the roll call were read, after which the business was discussed. After the icollection was taken up the meeting ■closed by singing which all repeated diction. Death of Rev. 'The death occurred at Lucan KIRKTON Miss Helen Brethrourn, of Lon- recent don, spent Sunday wth her parents Robert-Mr. and Mrs. A. Brethourn. the MissSchool is. opened again with Ella Tinning as teacher. Mrs. Silas Shier spent a few daughter in days this week with her Stratford, Mr.and Mrs. Charlie Warrnie, of London, visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. Hazlewood. Lloyd Shier who was in Hamilton the past three weeks returned t<f his home Clark and son were Sunday Walter here. CENrRALIA/ «GRATA’ 1 Pool and cash are prepared to pay possible piVce and bags anil supply /trucks, ialize in peas, price.—UO<^< Phone 54 The Centralia United Church will .hold their annual Fowl Supper (Wednesday, October 22nd. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick, jWhitby, /.were week-end visitors Mr. Frank Coulins. ; Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mills and daugh ter Marilyn visited with the l‘ormer’H parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Mills on Monday. I Mr. and Mrs. W. Bird and Dlr. and i Mrs. W. Hodgins, of London, visit- [ ed with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wijlis i on Sunday, • —.........-........ . ...... • -| Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson arefer Mrs. Fleming at Hensffll and Lu- spending a few days in London with nur.. Mr. McCrae was highly re- (jie former's mother Mrs. H. Wilson. We hymn 666 after* the Mizpah Bene- wanted. ou the highest urnish you with We spec ie sure and get our ROS. MILLING CO. Hensall, Ont. 1). M. McCrae on CREDITON ^RAIN WANTED pool and cash grain ari prepared to pay possible pri bags and. ialize in p price.—C Phone 54 At a congregation meeting the Evangelical again decided the date for their annual fowl her 9 th, it being their the first Thursday in week of October. A mittee wag selected which wilj meet this, week for the appointment of convenor and fowl supper committee and also program committee and the various other matters pertaining to a generally successful project will be transacted. The E.L.C.E. after the summer vocation resume their meetings once more, beginning next Friday even ing. Miss Alma Smith, the presi dent takes charge of the first meet ing, Mr. J. .Mallott and Mr. Morrison, of London, spent Sunday at the Cen tral Hotel, Mr. Royal Haisf returned to Chi cago after spending the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haist. Mr. Fred Faist, B.A., ministerial student at North Central College, of Naperville, III., will have- charge of the Evangelical service next Sunday evening. The pastor W. M. Sippell will give an 'address at the decora tion services of Zorra cemetery on Sunday afternoon. This location ls in a well .settled district of Zorra Township, county of Oxford. Miss Helen Malsaac, of London, is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mc lsaac. Mr. Jim McNeil, of Toronto, spent Sunday at' the Central Hotel. 1 Misses Vera and Lauretta Holtz- mahn and friend, of Cleveland, O., were in town friends. Miss Leila visited at the Mrs. Hilj Geil and Miss Clarissa Hill, of De troit, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wolf. Mrs. Wolf and Robert returned home having the pa,st week with them. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Haist, and Lila visited with friends Cayuga, Niagara Falls and and also attended the Haist at Soiit Hill. Mrs. Voelker -and Violet, eon, M'lch., are visiting with Mrs. Wm. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. Beam, of Kitchen er called, at the Central Hotel La bour Day. (Mrs. Charles Zwicker and Gerald have returned home having spent the summer at their cottage at Grapd Bend. Miss Lulu Morlock, who has been holidaying at Bright’s Grove, near Sarnia, lias returned to East Wind sor to resume her duties as teacher of history in the Gordon McGregor school. Mr. and Mrs. Amos. Leis; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ginlteg and son Jim and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wurm, 'all of Detroit, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed.. Fahner and family. A pleasant surprise was tendered Mr. Fred Gaiser at his home in Cred- iton on Thursday evening of last week when members of his immed iate family gathered to celebrate his 70th birthday. In the course of the evening, the following address was read Ruby made Dear We, your children and grandchil dren assemble here this evening in honor of your 70th .birthday, and to attribute to you our good wishes We trust you may enjoy many more happy birthdays, with us. As a token of good wishes please ; accept' these small gifts, as a re membrance from your children. Signed children and grandchildren Althought taken completely by surprise Mr. Gaiser, in a few words expressed hfs heartfelt thanks, freshinenits were then served. e and We the highest Enish you with rucks* ’ We spec- sure and get our t BROS. MILLING CO, Hensall, Ont, supper, Octo regular time, the first full general corn on Saturday calling on Charlton, of Lambeth, Central Hotel recently and daughters, Mrs. spent Earl at S. Buffalo reunion by Arnold Gaiser while lictle Gaiser and Arvis Haberer the presentation: Father and Grandfather,.—• Re- •»«III 111 111 111 THURSDAY, SWWW jl, 1030 ■Wl!1' |L JJjLgg IKIIIIII mm RED & WHITE stores ss PURE CANE SUGAR 10 lbs, for 51<;. COOKING ONIONS 10 lbs. for 25c. ICINto^GAR 3 JjpT for 23c. Quality JjmiTE JAR RUBBERSIMPERIAL QUART JARS ZINC JAR RINGS Per dozen $1*43 Per dpzpn 19c.F,- 3 dozen fw 19c. —r-4---------------------------- ------------------------------------- - SERV-US JUMBO SWEET PEAS ... RED & PURE ENGLISH MUSTARD .., 2 tios f6r 25c, ............. 1 lb. for 29c. PURE SPECI NEB SPEC HAW HEIN HITE BAKING POWDER ,. K & BEANS ,. SOUPS AP FLAKESr WAX . 1-2 lb. for 24c. JO pound tins 98c. L RED & WHI L BLENDjBLACK TEA . . 1 lb. Futuristic Jars 25c* . . Per tin 11c. . , . 3 pkgs. 25c. . .. , Ppr lb, 41c. ... 1 lb, tin 39c. . , . Per tin 10c* FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS These Prices Good Only Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, September 11. 12 and‘13 'll on Sunday morning of the Rev. D. M. McCrae. Mr. McCrae was well- Jknown in Hensall having resided here with his-'daughter 'Mrs, J. A.’ •Fleming and at whose home, he died.! Mt. McCrae was* in his 86th year,' .and has been .an invalid for several years. He was a graduate of Knox( College and served in several charges' .-among them . being, Cronibrobk, I ^Chambers and Armour. After be-J Ing superanuated he for a time lived at’Kincardine, then with his daugh- of at can. Mr. McCrae was highly re* •spected among his fellow clergymen. The funeral took place from the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A .Flem ing, Lucan on Wednesday afternoon with interment in the Brussels ceme tery. The Rev. «harge of to mourn _ 'Mrs. J. A, Fleming, Lucan; Mrs. Ferguson, Brussels and Mrs, Doctor Locknor, of Kitchener and two sous. Dr. Thomas, of Brussel* and John of Vancouver B.C. • Council Minutes The regular monthly meeting of the village council whs held on Mon day evening with all the members present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted, on motion of Petty and Oftweiu, The representative of an accident insur ance Company addressed the Council ssui Accident Insurance, He made a GRAND BEND Miss Beulah Holt returned Saturday after spending a couple of weeks in Windsor with friends. Mr. Abner Mollard has moved back to Sarnia after three months stay at the burg. Mr. and Mrs. T. Webb spent a few days at Detroit. Miss Mildred Green has gone to Kitchener for the winter.' Mrs. N. Ravelie, who has been visiting with- her son in Detroit, re home Mr. Mollroy had tile services. Ho leaves his loss, three daughters, J. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyle, of Ex-'burned homo on Saturday. eter, Mrs. A. Whyte and daughter! Mrs. John Holt and so'n Bert Holt Barbara, of London, were guests of attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Boyle bn Sun-1 0 day. iMrs, J. Sleamon is making an au tograph quilt, which Will be sold by auction on the evening of the United church fowl supper. The pro- ceeds ate to go to the building fund of the new parsonage. Miss Mildred Mitchell is ing in Sawyer Mt*. visited Faljs. for a few d'^ys jast week. A number from this vicinity at tended Decoration Services in Saint •lames Cemetery, Clandeboye on Sun day, Guelph, the guest of Chas, Atkinson, of with M'r, and Mrs. holiday* Mrs. F. Detroit, J, Me- EXETER, ONT. “QUALITY ALWAYS HIGHER THAN PRICE” We Deliver IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllillllH HARVEY & HARVEY Phone 102 li. Dr. H DASHWO Cowen. DtNTAL At offlcj in H wood, firi at office Zurich, Is »D.S., D.D.S RGEON tleib Block, Dash ci ays of week and he post Office, in ee days of week. IAIN WANTED grain wMited. WePool and cash are prepared) to pay y possible priejb and bags and supply ialize in pe$s. price.—CO Phone 54 “the highest mish you with •ucks. We spec- e sure and get our BROS. MILLING CO. Hensall, Ont. all over then you’ll Fordson Tractor,— 4 the Watchword. Hymn No. 6 was sung followed by prayer by Mrs. IL Kylp, and Mrs. (Rev.) White. Min utes and was for Olive Armstrong visited her iMiiSs Mabel Purdy of Hen W. A. of the United church ant holiday with friends in Dash wood. (Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox and Claude and Francis Detloff, of Detroit, vis ited. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pollock re cently. Mr. Coursey, of Loudon, called on Mrs. McIntosh last week. Mrs. (Rev.) I. H. McDonald, of Wallacotown, called on Miss Mae Wilson on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bullock visited Mrs. Jos. Bulloch, who is a patient in a London Hospital. M'iss cousin sail. The met last Wednesday and made plans for the annual Hot Goose supper. Watch for further notice. MT. and Mrs. Elton Curts visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Pressey of Arkona recently. The member.,, of the “Buds of 'Promise” class in the United church met at the home of Mrs. J. Jones on Thursday evening and presented Miss Ruby Young with a club bag Ruby is entering Victoria Hospital as a. nurse and will be much misled Look them buy the new Sandy Elliot The Dashwood cider mill will be running every day except Saturday A. Zimmer, prop. 8-ll-3tp Dashwood Brass baud will give another open air band concert on' .Sunday evening at 8.30 on Doctor Taylor’.s lawn. ■ Everybody welcome. Mr. A. Bean, of London, visited in this vicinity last week. Mr. Herb Gaiser returned to De troit, after spending the past week by the young folk as well as in the with his parents. I church school where she has been MiSj,- Bell, of London, spent the’an efficient'organist for some years.* wedk-end with Mrs. Faust and Miss England. (Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Calfas, of Detroit, were town. Dr. nad Mrs. a few week’s, and other places. Mr. and Mrs. O. Restonieyer and family were. Sunday visitors in St. Marys. Mr. Czar Keljerman spent Sunday with friends in Kitchener. On Sunday, September the 14th the missionary services wijl be con ducted in the Lutheran church. Rev. C. A. Kramer, of Wellesley, will con duct the service in the morning and Rev. J. Woelfle, of ening. The annual Fowl ___ woodfc Evangelical Church \vill be held on October 1st. Klnd.|y keep the date in mind. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilfong spent a few days in Kitchener. Mrs. G. Fisher and Edna have returned home after spending the summer at Ipperwash. Mr. and Mrs. McFarlan, twin daughters and son, and MT. and Mrs. Hotchkiss and son Jimmie and ! daughter, of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. McIntosh, son ' Scottie and daugh ter and friend, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith, all of Stratford, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Kleinstiver over the week-end. Miss Ruth Kleinstiver, is visiting with her sister in Stratford for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Noll, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cetcka, daughter Mildred and friend Mss Pfeffer, of Milver ton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mclsaac on Sunday. We all wish her every success in her new work. Sunday visitors in Taylor are spending holidays in Toronto Delhi-, in the ev- Supper of Dash- ZION 'The W.M.S. held their regular monthly meeting last Thursday af ternoon at the home of the President Mrs. .Melville Hern with a good at tendance. The meeting opened by singing the Doxology and repeating of the last meeting were read approved. A letter of thanks read from Mrs. Thomas Brock flowers received and a letter from the W.M.S. while in the hospit al; also thanks from Mrs. W. J. Brock for flowers received during her illness. A leaflet “Unused Gifts was read by Mrs. George Wright. The scripture lesson Matt. 5; verses 1-12 was read by Mr,s. Well. Batten. The devotional leaflet' “Be of good Cheer” was read by Mrs. White. The following gave reading on “Favorite Hymns” after which they were sung; The President, Miss Dora Brook, ■Mrs. J. Hern, Sr., Mrs. J. Johns, Mrs. Allan Jacques, Mrs. R. E. Pooley, Miss Myrtle Earl, Miss Hazel Earl, Mrs. J. Johns sang one verse of “One Sweetly Solemn Thought.” The meeting was closed by the President. Mrs, ‘Thomas Brock is improving slowly from her illness, Mrs. Hew lett, of Exeter, is in attendance. Messrs. E. Hern, J. T. Hern, Jas, Earl, George Earl and Jas. Squire, motored to Toronto last week, and took in the Exhibition. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Trotham, of Detroit, visited with their aun'ts and uncles Mr. and Mrs. John Johns, and. W, J. Brock. Miss Maud McNeight has resumed her duties at Zion school for the coming year. A large number attended Loudon Fair this week. Rev. L. C. White has returned from his vacation and on Sunday conducted Sacramental services the church. NBWFORD TUDOR SEDAN M YOU ate sure Our mechanics are sped servicelthe new Waldidk. of Sarnia on Saturday. Mrs. Peter Isenbach Visited with her father Mr. I. Tetreau, on Sunday’ her father being on the sick list. Rev. S. J. Mathers returned after the holiday^ and preached to two very large congregations on Sunday, Mrs. Roy Scott and family, of Sarnia, who spent most of the sum mer at her home here returned to Sarnia last week. Mrs. Houston, ol Wheatly, is visit*' ing with her sister Mrs. Enlery Dis* jardine for a couple of weeks. > Mr. Welland Uavelle and family,; of Detroit, are spending their vac* I ation with the former’s mother Mrs. N. Ravelle, » GREENWAY Next Sunday the Communion Sor- .vices will be observed in the United Church. Tho Preparatory service and meeting of the Session on Wed nesday night and the meeting of the Y.P.S. Executive on Thursday night. Miss Evelyn Curts has returned i from a holiday spent with Mrs. Inch of London. Mrs. Jas. Gerniette visited her brother Harry Isaac, who ls a pa tient in Victoria Hospital, London. Mrs. Annie Hicks is visiting her I friends in London. ( Mrs, Kenneth Poore and son Tom, I of Windsor, are visiting Mrs, Sher* rltt. * * Miss Doris Hicks spent a pleas- i good service i^re because our mechanics a^e specially traded to take care of the new Ifbrd.They Jtnow the car from hubcap to ir^iermost bearing, and they have a personal interest in ev$ job. See us the next time for doling and ^easing and ask about our regular ^ispectioifservice. It will save you many dol s in tlfs upkeep of your Car, Phone 64, 16T “The Home oMhe Ford” i.t Exeter* Ont. ♦v* ■ SANDY I CLEAN - COURTEOUS