HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1934-07-26, Page 2THURSDAY THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
GRAND BEND CASINO
Masquerade - Monday, July 30
CIVIC HOLIDAY AFTERNOON Playing Fees $1.00 per day
15 days’ play $10.00
Playing Fees, Shower, Dinner $1.50
b.
Lunch or Dinner in Dining Room 75c
C. M. Walker & Son
AUTO
Gould’s Lantern Inn.
Dancing Nightly to
Brian Farnon and his 10-piece Orchestra, of Toronto
BOXING AND WRESTLING TOURNAMENT IN CASINO
Watch for future announcement
Listen in for Lucky Names daily at noon over CIFPL, London
Bums’ Hormel Ready-Cooked Chicken
5-Point Marmalade
Shamrock Creamery Butter
Horne’s Sun-Dried Coffee
New Honey in Comb or Jar.
Fresh Vegetables daily.
Old Cheese
Prizes for Fancy. Comic and Hard Time Costumes.
Ladies 2.5c. — Dancing Free ■»— Gents 50e,
BARGAIN NIGHTS — TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS
Free Dancing till 9.3 0—Tickets 22 for $1.0'0
Among the many who are holidaying at
Grand Bend we list the following:
The Times-Advocute are co-aper-
ing with the business places of
Giaml Bend and for the next five
week* will place a copy of the paper
fret- cf charge, into each home andi
cottage. On* Monday our reporters
vistied piuctically all the cottages,
w.tli the exception of those at Maple
Grove and the Beach-o’-Pines which
we expect to call on later, fWe
were able to list the occupants of
ino.-t cf the cottages but in a num
bers of instances there was no. one
at home. Each Monday we expect
to revisit the cottages and secure
the names of additional visitors. It
will he of interest to many to note
the large number ot cottages and
the many visitors who come to this
popular summer resort to sipend
their vacation. Look over the list
of advertisements and patronize
those who make this service pose
sible. Copies oif the paper are be
ing placed on sale at the news
stands at 3c. per copy. Send them
to your friends so that they may see
the number who seek relaxation and
pleasure in this beautiful spot of
nature.
Spend a day on one of the finest
courses in Western Ontario
Neil’s Wonder-Sliced Bread
« Complete Stock of Heintz’s 57 varieties
“ If there is fruit available we have it. Apples, berries, peaches,
also head lettuce, cauliflower, etc. Prices are coming down.
..Our grocery line is complete in every department!at the low
est possible price.
Always a comfortable room available. Cottages to rent. List
your cottage with us.
GOULDS—“The Little Store With the Big Business”
(Mr.
inion
another
ous A _ -
a Dodge coupe in which they were
riding was b'adlj’ wrecked. The
driver lost control while motoring
south near M'aple Grove. They
struck a bump in the road and the
ACCTDENT
Thus. B. King, of the Dom-
Glass Co., Hamilton, and
__ gentleman had a niiracul-
escape Saturday evening when
RIDE
for
See
Health & Exercise
HORSES AND PONIES
QUIET AND RELIABLE
PONIES WITH BUGGY
Imperial
Riding Stables
Imperial Hotel
ONE-STOP-SERVICE
Brenner’s Garage
Imperial Gas and Oils
We cater to Tourists
Battery Service
Lubrication
Repairs on all makes of
cars
Officia1 O.M.L. Road Service
Station
M. Brenner
r
so ■
CITIES SERVICE
Gas Station
and Garage
Towing and Repairing
Tires and Batteries
Lubrication
Let us sesvice your car
Prices Reasonable
Work Guaranteed,
BERT CRAIG
« Near the Golf Course
01 8
Mada
for
Palmistry
at the
Red Store & Butcher
H. M. WILD
Plumbing
and
Electrical Work
OUR SPECIALTY
Cotracting or Jobbing
Shelf Hardware
LAKEVIEW
HARDWARE
Phone 59rl9
O. S. ATKINSON, Prop.
J. W. HOLT’S
GENERAL STORE
Price—Quality—Service
Provisions of all kinds
Fruits and Vegetables
CREAM AND MILK
We Deliver
— COTTAGES —
FOR SALE OR RENT
List your cottage with us.
We hav° big connection
Imperial
Hotel
We welcome all suknmer
visitors attd invite you to
avail yourself of our splen
did dining-room service.
Reasonable Rates
Close to the Beach
Airy* Comfortable Rooms,
in one of the finest hotels
Bruce Bossen berry
Proprietor
F
ELSIES’
LUNCH
Try our Hamburgs or Hot
Dogs
Refreshments of all kinds*
Curb Service or attractive
Dining-Rodm
Satisfied Customers are Ottf
bo«t advertisement
WM. ELSIE
Cabins To Root
Grieve’s Drugstore
Lunch Room and Fountain
Service
Where food tastes better
Lillian Miller
of Windsor;
and' Miss Eva
Richard Cook,
Visit Grieve’s Gift Shopcar took to the ditch on the left ! side, It grazed a telephone pole,
J breaking it near the to<p and after
travelling along a fairly deep ditch
climbed a roadway leading into a
farm home and struck a second
telephon e pole wrapping the car
around it until it was facing north
and breaking the pole which was
over a foot through. From the 1-ook
of the car it evidently had roiled
• over a few times. The men escaped
: with only a shaking up and a few
bruises.
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is
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Mr. Letters, furniture dealer, of
Waterloo, has a new cottage in
course of erection on Elmwood Ave
Mr. 0. F. Holtzhauser, of Bell-
evue^ Penn, is erecting a fine new --*■*■— __ x,., parkhill side and
three
this
C V U. GA —* • j
cottage on the _
with Mrs. Holtzhauser and
children expect to move in
weeks.| Mrs. Marteil'le is in Sarnia
pital, suffering from a double
j tu-re of on^ of her legs 'and
with other injuries received in an'iauto accident while motoring with
' her father.
| “Buddy”, son oif Mr. Gordon
CTlens, was knocked to the pavement
Sunday evening w'hen he ran into
the side of a car while crossing be
tween a line of Cars in front of the
■ church. He bumped his head and
— hurt his hip but. there were no
serious injuries.
Hos-
■frac-
also
The Brenner House was filled for
the week-end. Among the guests
who are remaining for the week are
Mr. Geo. Roiss> and Miss E. Ross, of
London; Mr. and_Mrs. A. W._Abbot
London; L" .Miss H. Eellerington, Mis, L. Pot-
troff, all of Toronto; D; C. Camp
bell, Listowell; Misses Marie and,
Madeline Campeau, of Windsor;
Miss Frederick, Detroit; Miss M.
(McCann, Windsor.; Mr. and Mrs. R.
J. Mathies'on; Miss I. Flanagan,
Mr. Roland O’Brien, Detroit; Mr.
'and Mrs. Neil D. McEwen, of Sand
wich; Russell Gray, Walkerville;
Miss Howie, London.
Miss Bell, Miss, BryCrs,
The Imperial Hotel was filled
for the week-end. Among those who
are remaining for the week are:
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Saperston, Miss
I. K'leinsmith, ‘Mir. R. E. Raisch, Mr
H. D. Gody, G. E. Sheppler, all of
Detroit; John Kaholr, Detroit; Lee
Hamlin, of Detroit; Mrs. Robert
Leach and son. Billy, of London;
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Stansell, of Al-
gomac, Mich.; Miss Ray Hamilton
and Miss Reta Thompson, of Toron
to.
Among the many campers at the
Bend are the .following with the
name of the cottage.
At th'e Mollard Lodge—<Chas. J.
Pettard, Lee Smith, Buffalo; Archie
Thomposn, Windsor; Jack Goocli,
Toronto; Peggy Mollard, Windsor;
Miss M. Fallis, Sarnia; Ruth Mc-
Conte-y, Toronto; Audrey Powell,
Toronto; Trixie Boal, Toronto; H.
McDowell, Toronto; Mr. aud Mrs.
Th os. Coken, Toronto.
At the Oakland House— Mary
Gartly, Marjorie Vincent London;
Mr. and Mrs. Benton, Windsor; Mrs.
Prust, Mrs. Morlris, London; Mr.
and Mirs. S. H. McKay, .Toronto;
iMiss V. Roszell, Detroit.
M.rs. S. F. Glass, of Royal Court
London, with Mr. and
Grieve.
Miss Jean Grieve is
Rochester, N.Y., with
Mrs. Williams.
“Dun Wurkiin”—• Mr. ---- -----
■Chas. Fritz and Ward, of Zurich.
Mir. and Mrs. Bercy Chapman and
friends, of Woodstock, with Mr. and
Mrs. Owen Atkinson.
At Mrs. A. Ireland’s—Jack Alldis
of London; Mr. and M'rs. R, H. Ire
land and son, Douglas and Mr. I.
H. Havens, of Hamilton.
At Mrs. Desjardine’s — Misses
Marie Law, Shirley Ackley, Mildred
Miller, Lucille Mickelson, of Detroit
Bernice, Edna and Ruth Goodall,
of Toronto.
Among the
the Mrs.
and
and
and
(Mr.
Mr.
“ Small Nook Mr. and Mrs.
Small, of Cleveland.
At Mrs. Nancy Ravelie’s— Mr,
Dewey and children, Doris and Ken
neth, St. Marys aud Mrs. Gertrude
Surerus, of Zurich.
Exeter $id<‘
“Alanray”—Dr. and Mrs. R. E.
Holmes, and Wendel and Helen, of
Windsor, guests are,. Bly. and Mrs.
Wm. Laird, Walkerville; Miss
Peggy -Hallatt, of Toronto'.
“The Pines”—Mr. and Mrs. C.
K. Bluett, and Miss Bluett, London.
“Rainbow Villa”—Mr. and .Mrs.
A. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs, J. Bennett,
and Betty, and Mr. and Mrs. H.
Bryce and Jimmy, all of London.
Huron St.—Mir. and Mrs. Huges,
Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Stringer, of
Detroit and 'Miss Stirling, Toronto.
“Los Villas”—Mr. and Mrs. Lees
and family, of London.
“Los Robels”—Mr. and 'Mrs. G.
Penfound, London and Miss Alien
in', of Tonawanda, N. Y.
“The Oaks”—Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Gundy and Miss Julia, Toronto;
Mrs. T. C. Milligan and Mrs. Eileen
Hunter.
“Nara-Care”—Mr. and (Mrs. R.
. W. ' Leatherdale, Windsor; Mrs.
Campbell, Ridgetown; Mrs. L. J.
Hartwick, Strathroy; Leo and .Mac
Hurtlei'b are staying for two weeks.
“Golden Dreams”—'Misses Grace
Smith and Marjorie Logan, Sarnia.
“Sea Gull”—Mrs. L. C. Macbeth,
Mr. Greyble McFarlane and family,
<>f Southport, Ind.
“Shu-Swap”—Mrs.
Mr. Harold Miller,
Mias Lillian Holland
of Walkeville, Mrs.
Walkerville.
•'‘Eccles ton Manor-”-—-wiith Mrs.
Eecleston, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Dawes,, of Los Angeles, recently
returned to Los Angeles. Mr Dowes
is a son of the late Dr. Dawes, of
Arkona; Miss Alice Lowe, of Long
Beach, Cal., who is recovering from
ail accident and the former’s cou
sin, Mrs. Nellie DaVis, Detroit.
Power’s Cottage—Mr. and Mrs.
Robinson and Donald; Mr. House,
Miss Helen Wilkie, of London.
Snell’s Cottage—IMIr. and Mrs.
W. C. Robinson, Thelma and Luella
of Detroit.
‘ ‘ M y- T-Fi n e Inn’ ’—M r s.
Brenneman and Miss
Stratford; M*ss Corinne
and Mr. Richard T&fel,
delphia; Mrs. Emily and
Schnarr, of Kitchener;
Mrs. Immanuel Tafel, of Toronto.
Snell’s Cottage—Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Swanson and daughter, Strat
ford.
“Pine Villa”—-Mrs. Jno.- Pryor,
Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pryo'r
and Bobby and M'r. Moffatt, Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Dyer, London,
England.
“Shorewood” — Dr. and Mrs.
Linklater, Ruth and Jim, of Noran-
da, Quebec; Dr. Sadler and Mrs<.
Sadler, Sr. of Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs.
Linklater Sr., parents of Dr. Link
later and Mrs. McCutcheon, Sarnia.
“Shoreacres”—'Mrs. E. C. Fowell,
Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Gehring
and daughter of Detroit.
“Dip n’ Sip”—'Mir. and Mrs. F.
E. Harley, of London.
“Guests Cottage”—Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Guest, of London.
“Wave-Crest Villa”’----Mr. and
Mrs. Ed'war'd Parnell and Douglasi,
Base Line Rd., London.
‘‘Sunset Lodjge”—'Mu’, and Mrs.
Lloyd T. Ginn, Marjorie and Bobby
of Detroit, Miich.
Woodward Ave—“Miss Detroit”
Mr. and Mrs. H- C- Gracey, Paul and
Marion Elizabeth, of Riverside, On.t.
“Kamp Kumfort”—Mr. -and Mrs.
H. J. Elliott, June and-- Roibert, Mr.
and (Mirs. Wm. Howie, London.
“Donna Lea”.—Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Giles, Dorothy Lee and Patricia,
of Royal Oak, iMich.
“Bee Kist”—Mrs. Barnes Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Barnes .and Rita
Harold, Nancy Brown and Allison
Gordon, of London.
“Ferndale”—Miss Mary
of Stratford; Mrs. C. H. ____ .
Clifford, Donald and Ray, Mr. and
Mrs. A.
Sealey.Lake
Corbett,
London.“Algremar”—Mr.
Bailey Douglas and
Drugs, Candy, Cigars
Magazines
Bathing Caps & Suits
Kodak Films & Supplies
Souvenirs, Novelties
Mt'S. F. L.
visiting in
her aunt,
and, Mrs.
- guests included
Bea,ch o’ Pines were: "
H. Uibeiacher,
Mrs. Kerr, of
.Mrs. Barranger,
Mrs. Knect.al, ... . ,
and Mrs, Murray, of London;
__ and Mrs. Stanley, of London.
At Mrs. M. Stebbin’s— Mrs. Jack
Coomlbes, of Toronto.
At Mr. M. Gratton’s—Mirs. Holly
Merle and Peggy, of Paris,
Mr, and1 Mrs-, Fuller and daught
er, Eleanor, of Toronto.
“ Gypsy Night Mr. and Mrs.
Taylor and ifamily of Mt. Clements,
at
and
Mr.
Mr.
Mir.
____ Mr.
Woodstock:
Vancouver*
of London,
of Woodstock
( Next to Elsie’s)
English China Novelties
Kenwood Blankets
Woollen Goods
Beach Sport Wear
RUSTIC CABINS—With the beds that let you sleep.
G. R.
Ruth, of
Brenneman
of Phila-
Miss Doiris
Rev. and
Mum a,
(Mum a,
E. Death and Mr. Stanley
Knoll”—Mir. and Mrs. J.
Margaret and Madeline, of
and Mrs. Neil
_____ _ „ Dianne; Dr.
and Mrs. Baker, Joan and Tommy,
all of London."Kilmartin”—Mr. and Mrs. Fred.
Lyon, and Gwendolyn, of Windsor;
Mrs. E. A. Green, patsy andi Gary,
Detroit.
“Bonnie Brae”—Mr. and -Mrs.
Fred Morgan, Margaret, Mona, Bob
and Barbara, London; Mrs. George .Moirgan, Hamilton; (Mir. Bud Cot-
rell, London.Huron St.—“Edgewood”—:Mr. and
Mrs, R. Paterson, Windsor, Mr. and
Mrs. P. B. Fallis, Toronto, Mr. Phil
ip Holton, Windsor, Mr. IT
Paterson, Windsor, Mr. Nei'l
Noel Paterson.
“Oakholme”—Dr. and Mrs.
mes, London.
“Tahglewood Cottage” —
Noecker, Waterloo, Ont.
Bendier’s Cottaiges—Mr. and
Wm. Doyle, Norman and IL
and Mr. and Mrs. Cardno
Duane, all of Detroit; Mrs. T. W.
Chapman, Erma, Doris. Agnes, Don-
old, all of London; Mrs. Woolier
and family, Kitchener; Mrs. Ahrens
Mrs. Germann and Miss Jean, of
Waterloo. Ont,
“Outside Inn’’-—< Miss Jean Hus
ton, Grand Prairie will visit Misses
Lillian and Winnifred and M.r H.
E. Huston.Mrs. 'Miles and son, of Sarnia,
#pent the weeik-end with Mr. and
Mrs. E, Bender.
Bender’s cottage, No. 1, Warwick
Ave.—Mr, and Mrs, Kingsborough
and family, of London. No. 2—Mrs,
H. K. Hyndman, Miss B. Gollings,
of Exeter; Mrs, A. A, Ericson and
son, Billy, of Rochester, N. Y.» No. 3
—ML and Mrs. W._ A. Stacey and
babe,
Mrs.
Hula.
Jean___ ____ ___ _____ ___ _____
-of Dresden, and John Loft, of Lon
don,
(Continued on the next page)
Harold
and
Hol-
Mrs.
. Mrsi.
Pauline
and
. and Mts. W. A. Stacey and of London. No. 4—'litr. and
Watson Lambe, Doris Betty,
and Helen, of London; Miss
Laid and (Mt. and Mra Tassle
F. L. GRIEVE
Benders’
GRAND BEND
TOURIST CAMP
Fresh Meats
Ice Cream
Groceries
Soft Drinks
Comfortable Cabins
Kitchen and Dining - Room
One of Nature’s Beauty
Spots
Try out* Home Made Pastry
Smiling Service, Pleasing Prices
Also Comfortable lodge
with room and board at
prices within reach of all.
We Deliver Phone 56-r-ll
E. BENDER
Lakeview Hotel
Overlooking the lake with
its magnificent subsets
Excellent Dining-Room
Service
Ample Accommodation
Meet your friends at the
Lakeview House
Harmon Gill
Proprietor
W. A. Mollard
Visit the
Peggy Marie Beauty Shoppe
Neal Baking Co.,
London
Makers of
Wonder sliced Bread
and
Hostess Cakes
Try our Products, You’ll be
Delighted
k
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DINE AT
Wheal’s Lunch
We specialize in Dining
room service at moderate
prices
Tasty food in clean and
pleasant surroundings
Ice Cream, Soft Drinks and
Confectionery
Open all hoqirs
Two cabins to Rent
Roberts’
Riding Academy
Opposite Brenner’s Hotel
Riding Horses and Ponies
All quiet and well broken
Ponies with Carts & Saddles
This is Our sixth year at the
Bend—our host advertisement
is hundreds of satisfied
customers
Call and see us.
We will give you service.
Wi J, Roberts & Son
Proprietors
Try a Fish, Steak, or Chicken Dinner
Special Weekly Rates to Campers
50 Rooms—Mineral Baths & Showers
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