The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-12-25, Page 8THURSDAY, RMWWW 25. W30 TH® EXETER TIMEi-ADVOCAT®
LbCAL NEWS
s Mr. Harry West, of Sarnia,- will
spend Christmas .at his home here,.
1 Miss Carrie Anderson, school
teacher, of Windsor, is- spending the
holidays at her home in Usborne,
* Mr, and -Mrs. Arthur Francis, Mrs,
Tapp, Mrs, J”. G. Jones and Miss
May Jop.es will spend Christmas with
Dr, and to®. J. W. Harrison, of De
troit,
, Messrs.
Stanbury,
Merry of
Clinton were the official delegates
to the liberal Convention at Toron
to last week and report a most en
thusiastic gathering,
i Mrs. AT. Moyjle, of Toronto,'is Vi-B
iting at, the ‘home of Mr, and Mrs.
Hy. Jennings. Mrs. Moyle- is the
Brother of Mrs Jennings and Mr.
Ted Moyle. She came up on Satur
day with Mr. and Mrs. E. Bong, and
son Douglas, who spent Sjinday with
Mr, and Mrs, Jennings,
/‘Rev, C, J. and Mrs. Moorhouse, .of
the Main St, parsonage, are enter
taining a nephew .pf Mr, Moorhouse,
Mr, Milton Moorhouse, of Carsland,
Alta. Messrs Clayton Moorhouse, of
the Medical College, London, Stuart
M„; of the Langford Radio Co., Lon
don and Miss Ruth, of Victoria Uni
versity, ‘are spending Christmas
With their parents.
Exeter Markets
Goulding, of Sieaforth and
of Exeter and Mesdames
HensalJ and. Paisley, of
Wheat (J2c,
Oats 25 c,
Barley 2Sc;
Bran $140 ,
Sftorts $1,00,
Dow Grade Flour'$1.25
Welcome Flour $2.50
Modpl Flour $2.70 x
(Manitoba Flour $2.80
Creamery Butter 35c.
Dairy Better 27c. to 30c.
Eggs, extras 35c.
EggsF Firsts 3.0c.
Eggs, seconds 23c,
Ilogs $9,75
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. J. Bernard Rhodes, M. A
Minister
Miss LUua Coates,?A.L.G3I.,' Organist
JO a.m.-rr-frunday School ,,
11 a. m.-—'‘On Booking Back
7 p. m.-—“The Tug of Things
, No mid-week service.
locals
J c.
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D. McTavish, Pastor
W. R, Goulding, A.T.C.'M.
Organist and Ohoir<Leader
“The Postlude of Christ-
T wish-to aiinounc&Aha.t' I will-be absent front my of|i<^5 from Thursday
to Monday mo.mil John Ward.
\ During the month of January we
have -decided, to give fr$£ haircuts
to the childre
or those in po
ing the hours
3,30 on Monda
each week. El
of thej^unemployed
r circumstances dur-
b 12 and 1 to
Wednesdays of
*Dr. Atkinson
Dentists, of Exe hounce that' the!
every Wednesday
-25-tfe
'.. Roulston,
desire to an-
jBtfices are closed
afternoons.
12-25-tfc
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Mrs. Chas. Harvey is confined tpa
her bed through illness.
Sunday, December 21st was the
shortest day of the year,
Mr, Leonard Abbott visited in
Windsor during the past week.
Mf. Hugh Creech, of Western. Un
iversity, ..is ljbme for thp 'holidays.
Miss Gertrude Stewart, of Toron-
1 to, is visiting her mother for the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Lampman are
.spending Christmas with relatives in
Norwich.
Miss Freida Guymer, R. N., of
London, called on Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. Follick one day last week.
Mrs. Jos. Davis, and two-children,
of Simcoe, are visiting with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kress and, son
Billy are spending Christmas with
Mrs. Kress’ mother at Brantford.
, Miss Florence Harvey, R. N., of
Rochester, N.Y. is visiting, with re
latives for. the Christmas season.
Mr; Harry Jennings, of Huron
College, London, is visiting under
the parental roof for the holidays.
Science
S., is
home
Sunday School.
7, p.m.—'“Tli.e Land of Beginning
Again”'
A special message to those who
failed in 1930 and really 'want to
begin again in 1931.
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
.Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist and Choir-Leader
a. m,—“The witness of the year
to better things.”
3 p.m.—Our Church School,
7 p. m.—A message for oui’ young
men, completing the ■ series on
. “Home Folk” an invitation is
extended to all young men who
are able to worship with us.
Prdyer service Christmas even
ing is withdrawn.
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;■ TENDE^^VANTEB'^-For care
taker jXr, ”" No. )i, Usborne
(Edemj; also/tenderm^or two cords
of TG* iirMFTrr -block hardwood;
dnd for cleaning the school three
times durh/g the year. Tenders to
be in by Wednesday, December
Cecil Skinftier, Secy.’ R. R. 1
tralia.
31st.-
Cen-
ltc.
FOR ' SALI^^^Tfu^ bred Short
horn ■bulKjitf^oujy el eve J1 months old.
Price right fd^TuTck” sale. Cephas
Pym, phone^fl.71rl2, Exeter.,,
- FOR SALE—Some idfoice- young
sows. Apply toJChapr;Harvey, Exeter.- ■ I ltc.
LOST-—D^rl^ police dog with London tag N^fbiiK Notify Mrs. Teresa
Heeman, R. Lucan. Reward.
’ . ' 12-18-2tp.
'• FOR SALE—
trie Radio, very J.
Elec-
Beer
f FARM FOR SALE
acre farm-' With good
Thames RoadKconv
school and chore
tlcluars applyw
Barristers &.c.,[
100-oice
ldings, North
ient to market,
For further1 pdr-
Carling & Mofl'ey,
Sxeter, Ont.
12-18-tfc
‘.Are your hens and pullers laying?. If they are‘n-ot laying lik^you know
they should they are likely infested
with intestinal-.^ worm^l We find
nearly every flqck w# examine ser
iously* infested (Treatment is cheap,
simple and sur$; >orm pills two
dollars per .hund^ec^—Individual dos
es. Hogarth. Babjjt' Chick Hatchery
*---------ih* A..--
> If you wish to bm$0:r sell a farm
or house see R. E.^ic^ard, Exeter.
poultry Wanted
We are in the hiaiucet for all kinds
■,J ;lfe highest prices.
Dash-
of poultry paying t
Trucks will calL J^honO 30
Wood, C- Anders^-
Village
NOMINATION
of Exeter
AND, ELECTION
hereby given that'
TR5VITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Miss K. M. MacFauI, Organist
Mr. T. J. Finlay in charge
CHRISTMAS DAY
10
Elim-
a.m.—Christmas Service
Sunday after Christmas
a.m.—Morning Prayer11
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m.—Evensong
to return
the Can-
Staff,
home
is
in
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS j
The Salvation Army held their
Christmas ‘entertainment on1 Thurs
day evening. A splendid program
was given followed by a distribution
of presents by Santa from a splen
didly decorated tree.
Trivitt Memorial Sunday.-. School
held' their Christmas entertainment
Tuesday evening. They entertained
the members of the school to supper
in the Parish Hall and this was fol
lowed by an entertainment when
readings, dialogues and music was
provided by the scholars. A splen
did tableau was also presented. Mr.
T. J. Findlay was present and made
a very able chairman. Presents,
were distributed to the scholars from
a decorated tree.
daughter
Williams,
to be up
illness.•ound following her
skating rink opened to the
Saturday evening for the first
The ice was in good condi-
Public Notice is
; a meeting-.of the Electors of the
, Village of Exeter, will
’ . be held in r
* THE TOWN HALL, EXETER
' at the hour of 12 o’clock noon on
< MONDAY, DECEMBER 39tli
c -For the purpose of mal/lng and
'rdethying. nominations for $ae office „
Itfeeve- and Councillors^' and one
niQin-bbr of the Public Utilities Com-1
niissioA-; and four memlb'ers for the ]
Bdard Education, ^nd further1
hqtice' IK hereby given \ that in the
levent of Wore candidates being, pro
posed for Why particular office than
i-eijuired t& be elected? the TrOceed-
$iig's Will W adjournfd until |MON-
JANUARY 5 1931, when
-Tolls vvifl be opened at 9 a.m.
at the fol io wring pl
pillage 'by-laW^t viz
'» f-poli 1, 'Mi's'C
jSence, Main £>1
Mr. Howard Dignan,
Master of the Port Hope H.
spending the hoidays at his
here.
Mr. Franklin Skinner, of
ville, was laid up for a few days
through'illness but is again able to
be out.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson and Miss Hel
en Baker are ’leaving for Detroit on
Friday morning for a few weeks
visit.
June Bierling, little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Bierling, of Hay,
is improving-after being ill for sev
eral days.
Mr.. Bruce Medd and sister Eleap-
or Medd, who are attending the Col
lege of Education, are homo for the
holidays.
Mrs. Frank Taylor, who has been
ill in Dr. Fletcher’s Hospital for
several days has been able
to her home.
Mr. H, G. Steinberg, of
adian Bank of Commerce
spending Christmas at his
New Hamburg.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Follick left on
Tuesday to spend the holidays
with their daughter, ’Mrs. Edna
Hearts, of Toronto.
Mr, W. J. Bedford, of Detroit, is
visiting with his; mother, Mrs. A.
Bedford. The latter has not been
enjoying the best of’ health.
•Little Hazel "Williams,
of iMr. and Mrs. Roland
of Usborne, is again able
and a’
The
public
time,
tion and there was a splendid crowd.
Mrs. Geo. Bedford, of London, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Val
ero Armstrong. iMr. and Mrs. Gor
don Bedford, of Detroit, are- here for
the -holidays.
Mr. Jas. McIntyre, service man •for'
the Bey Telephone Co.,
is able to be out again
confined to his home tor
through illness.
The Athletic Society
richer as their share of, the proceeds
from the moving picture “Evange
line” which ’was given in the Mars
Theatre.
Mr. Kenneth Q. -Stanbury B.A., of
Osgoode Hall, Toronto and Miss H;
Stanbury, of North Toronto Colleg
iate are spending the Christmas
holidays at their, horde1 here.
M*rs. J. Ward, Ross and Edmund
left Tuesday morning for London
where they will visit until after New
" Years. Mr. Ward joined them after-
j ward and will
in Exeter
after being
a few .'days
’mor
riatt;
ten bV
Wr Tb)l& Will '(
nt the folio win
Kirvin
for a
Mrs.« D.
. be up
spend the week-end.
Werner, of London,
few days- with her
, Russell.
to spend -Christmas
ces, as,.,fixed by
Handiford's -resi-
,R«O. E, 8 Treble,
, Carling.8
all, Maim Street,
rt, Polling Glerk,
The scholars of James St. Sunday
School received a visit from Santa
Claus at their annual Christina^
Tree entertainment on Monday eve
ning. The program with the excep
tion of four members rrom classes
of the intermediate school, was all
provided by the scholars from the
Primary department. There were
over forty numbers and the program
took just a little over an hour. The'
little tots were all on the platform
when Santa Claus arrived and they
sang for him right heartily “.lolly
Old St. Nicholas.” Stockings filled
with candy and nuts were distrib
uted to the youngsters from a gaily
decorated tree.
The annual Christmas concert of
Main,, Street Sunday School was
held on Friday evening, December
19th. Each of the classes provided
a number for the program and with
the usual round of little folk recit
ing and singing
entertained. The
very long and at
ent Santa arrived
greeted the children and then dis
tributed the presents from a beaut
ifully decorated tree. The Supt.
Mi\ B. W. F. Beavers was in the
chair and in a very spicy and able
manner directed the program. The
schoolroom Was filled to capacity. A
sack of candy was distributed to all
the members of the junior school.
Christmas and best
Merry Christmas
a
ew Yeary
ROWE
Ambulance Service
but is ini-
XMAS SERVICES AT MAIN ST
SICK
England(Honor
Theory
Main
choir
the
that
ized.
fea-
Two
Piano*
Studio
armony,
t Street. Box 1OO
left Friday
in London
to Toronto for the
n h n H rt a v s
EXE R, ONTARIO
ANDnVINDOWS^
XyEATHE
LET
w.
Caulk Your Windows
save money on your coal bitt
4 \ve have secured the
AGENCY FOR CAULKING DOORS
iAi^so METAL
tripping
YOU PRICES.
RN, Exeter
S QUO
Greetings!
■ -
WE extend to all our custom
ers and friends the Season’s
Greetings and Wish you
a very I
all were happily
program was not
the proper mom-
and very happily
Helen, little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Walker, ^of Staff a, is ill
with pleuro-pneumonia,
proving.
Mrs. H. K. Hyndman
to visit for a few days
before going
Christmas and New Yeai^ holidays.
We wish our maiiy frierids and
customers ,a very Merry
PHONE 81w EXETER. ONT
The Christmas services in
St. were well sustained. The
turned out in full and rendered
'their' numbers in music in good
form. The- pastor s poke in the
■morning on the theme of the Great
Birthday and its relation to all our
givings, calling attention to
truth that the only giving
counts is that which is sprrltua:
-At the evening service a hew
ture followed the song service,
of the young-ladies react the lessons
one from the Old Testament con
cerning the prophecies of Christ’s
birth and the- other from the New
of His birth, the jieaders being Miss
Margaret Martin and Miss Margaret
Tariian. This was followed by a
program of Special music With a
short message at the close on the
tlue'me “The Reality of Christ among
114 today? Is He oh -our streets? Is
/tie in our places of amusements?
‘Is He in our hemes? Are we able
to recognize Him if He is amongst
us or would We consider Him a for
eigner and ‘deport Him so as not to
interfere with our employment pro
blems. These and others were the
Questions asked and answered by
the pastor, Rev, C. J. Moorehouse.
Miss Dorothy Grassick and Miss
Dorothy Rybkman gave- a number on
piano and guitar, Frank AViljlfoug
gave a,number oil the coronet, The
Holy, City? Miss Dorothy Grassick
and Mhs Violet Gambrlll and five of
the men with the piano, guitar
harmonicas gave a nun)her,
choir rendered two very able
tltems.
DOROTHY E. G
evening the annual
Christmas Enter tain-
church. was held. The
room was crowded
Oil Friday afternoon last prior to
the closing for the- holidays both the
high and public school departments
held', closing Christmas exercises.
Gifts were exchanged and Jolly old
St. Nicholas distributed sweets. ,
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■Mrs,
visited
mother
er- will
and several,days- during the week.
Mr. Werner is opening, up an elec
trical (business in East London the
beginning -o’t the y&ar.
Thirty-two years ‘ ago Mr. George
E» Anderson, stove and furnace man
for Mr, Hugh SpaCkman, Exeter; de
livered a Good Cheer cast ranjftj to
Mf. Peter McDougal, farmer of Us-
borne ToWnshijn Last week
Anderson, now In the employ of Mr,
B. W. F. Beavers, successor to Mr, Hugh Spademan, delivered to Mr;
Mr. Worm
1
A.
wiling Clerk v£;-
1’PolJ 2, TWI1&
A. Ste<
^yaltbt Harness.
i 'T, .Medd’s ,
hgtoti .streets, D'R.O.
j(L*North findWe Heli,'B.U one of the new cream enfimcL
td. Welsh, Foiling clerk/ Jfohn. Chad Cheer, oven heaters of lat-
‘.. . , l est design. . Tito Old ’Stove was in
Iff electors, are hereby untH Iast week when R was
tu take notice and toern them- brought back ior junk. Mr, iAttder-
*
$
Office; Main ftiid
Mr
.on streets,' D-itO-, (L An4?’d‘ McDougal, son of the late to.
Polling Clerk, A. GamibHlli ’ ls<’ter McDougal, and on the same
ir.nh wfrA run. nn. i fai'm, one of the new cream enamel-
aelm accordingly. \ -<* •
JoS<SeMw, Clerk
Exeter, December
Mr, Ander
son has been on the job liero for 43
years and has still many years of act-
ivo service abend of him. >
On Monday
Sunday School
ment of Caven
Sunday (School
with happy children and their mahy
friends who enjoyed a splendid pro
gram of songs and recitations. The
orcbestra provided several numbers
which were much appreciated, A
magnificent electric lighted tree dec
orated the platform and Santa made
all’ hearts merry with gifts
oranges hnd candy.
ture of the occasion was the ^ris-
eiitatioh of awards of merit by Mrs,
Dr, Atkinson to certain members of
her class and by the SupCr^htendent
to those whose attendance/had been
perfect.. Ice' erfearh aiid^cake were
-served at th& close of tbe prbgram«
............-...//■ ■- EXCELLENT WTEA^HER
1 This section ha^ eiijbyed excell
ent weatber for thia > Christinas sea-
eon. There has befen just enough
snow to make gooiV sleighing. The
roads are ‘Spiodld shape for
either wheeling • leighing or auto-
mobHHng,
BROKEN automobile
GLASS REPLACED QUICKLY
MIL® YOU WAIT
of.
A special fCaJ
“The Same Old Wish
in the Same Old/Way”
A
istmas
OFFER
FURN JURE DEALER
FUNERAL- DIRECTOR
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Phone
HAWKINS
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W. R. GjHJL.biNa
A*
ganlfit HL___ _Janies Stf United Church
ruction In ,
Organ Tlntot*;
of Music in School*
St Box 57, Phone 1W
EXETER, ONT
’I'bVOtttdi is
Jhg the holidays with -Mfc and
Cedi' Wall.t r.
Piano
Stipe rtis
Studio, M
C.M.
d Choirmaster