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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1934-08-02, Page 3THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE Grand Bend, the Popular Summer Resort'■'THURSDAY, AUGUST 2nd, 1934 .I.!..u.■■.,,|l,,,,i| Anyone posed in a fine. WARNING found on Main Street ex- a bathing suit is liable to By Order of VILLAGE TRUSTEES all of Walkerton. Among those at Mr. E. Bender’s this week; Misses Isiabel and Norma Coppin and Miss Rheta McCauley, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. AV. J. Car­ rie and Miss Eileen Values, London Mr. - -- - ----- . „ . i Superior Chain Store RELIABLE JCE MAN WARNING lorder to keep Grand Bend and sanitary all garbage (be buried or taken icare of In clean must and must not 'be allowed 'to remain an the surface. By Order of VILLAGE TRUSTEES Exeter Side (Continued from the previous page) “Happy Hours”—Mr. and Mrs. C. AV. Graham, of London with their guest Aliss Alary Graham, of Saint Joseph’s Hospital, London.“Bee Kist”—i Mrs. Tiros. Barnes and Winnifred, of London with their guests Miss Francis Hart, of Byron; Misses Bernice and Irene Smith, of Crumlin; Airs. Will Chap^- nran and Eunice, 'of London, “Tak-It-Aisy”—Mr. and Airs. A). K. Charlesworth and June, of Lon­don. “Ferndeflle" —'Irene (CtKry an(di Edith Cary, Helen and June Smith Kathleen Ross and Alary Keays, of 'London. “ATatablane”—Air. and Airs. A. JF. Lupton, Lester, Edna and Lorna, Of Stratford and Miss Ann McEwen of (Stratford. “Algremar Lodge" — Airs. E. Kelby and Mrs. Gregory, Dorothy Kyte Eddie Norton, Alargaret Kelly • Miargiaret Skinner, Dorothy Dun'bar and Bessie Dunbar, all of Lambeth. “Bonnie Brae”—Air. and Airs. Fred Morgan, Alargaret, Mona, Bob and Barbara, London; with their guests Mr. and Airs" George Morgan of Hamilton and Bud CocWwell, of London. “Bubbling Inn"—Mr. and Airs. AVm. Greb, Douglas and Dorothea, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Racey of Stratford; Mrs. Herman Racey, land Mrs. J. Kalbflei'scli, of Strat­ ford; Air. and Airs. Eddie McElroy, Detroit and Jimmie Rose, of St. Thomas. Mr. and Airs. H. Ironside, of Lon­don at their cottage, “Edgewood”—Mrs. Brand has as guests, Alissas- Blanche Hill, Myrtle Cumber, of London. “Ellwood”—. AI1*. and Airs. Fred Ubelacker, of Stratford, Airs. H. Swanson, of Toronto is their guest. “Ajlanroy”—-Air. and Airs. R. E. Holmes, of AVindsor; Peggy Hallatt of Toronto as their guest. “AVestbro'om”—Air, and |AIrs. Qeo. Weeikes and family, of London, guests, Afiss Shirley and Alastei’ Billie Lawrence, London, here for the summer. “Los Villa"—■ Dr. and Airs. J. F. Griffin, London, and son Jimmie, Aliss Sue Griffin is their guest. “Zomerzet"-—Air and Mr.s. Thom­ son and Jean of Centralia; Airs. Rose Russell and Patsy, of Exeter; JuneMisses Isohel, Edna and Saundercock, of Hensail. “Friendship”—Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Doyle, Norma and Pauline, Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hearn from Syra- use, N.Y. Mr. Bender’s cottage, No. 8— Mr. and Alr.s. Wood, London; Mrs. Harry Coates, London; Mrs. Kath­ leen Desand, Miss Florence Mc- Knight and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bark and son all of London. “Fairview”— Mrs. Franzlau, Ar­ chie and Jarvis and Anna Freihalter of Detroit. “ My-T-Fine-Inn " — Mrs. S. R. Brenneman; guests, Gerald Brenne­ man, Stratford; Mr. Ewart Semple, Kitchener; Mr. Walter Stein, Kit­ chener; (Miss Minnie Ratharmel, 'of Stratford; Mr. Walter Brenneman, Stratford; Mr. Frank Yendle, Strat­ford; Mr .and Mrs. Albert D'annedk- er and Fred Carl, of Stratford. “Taman’s Cottage”—Mildred Me-. Donell, Margaret'Taman and Jean­ ette Taman and Airs.' Taman. “Pine Villa”—Airs. Pryor has as guests Air. and Airs. Freeman and Carol, of Detroit. “Annazra"—Air. and Airs. E. AV. Kreutziger and Jack; last week (Airs. Gowdy ,of Walkerville. “Simple Life’”—Mrs. Fred Moore Blossom and Elsie, Airs. Charles Moore and 3 children, of London. “Seldom Inn”—Air. and Airs. AVm. Doerr, of Kitchener; Helen and Dorothy for a month. Their guests on Sunday were Mr. and Airs. Ed. Engle. Air. Fallar, Airs. Broussa and Aliss Broussa, of Now York; Mr. and Airs. William Weber, of Kitchener^ Mr. and AIrs: Lou Sacks Mr. and Homer Scliauks, and Airs. McNulty, „ __ . er, of St. Marys. “Suits Us”— Alr.s. Eddie, Odhert, Mrs. Al.orrow, Aliss Anabelle Alen- zies, Ethel Worden, Airs, AVorden, Air. Al. Jones, Mr. R. Mantle, all of Stratford. “At Grieves”— Mrs. F. S. Glass, London; Air. and Airs. Jack Buttery Exeter. Mr. and Airs. Robert Newcombe, Of Blyth; Mr. and Airs. O. Barthol (Mr. ancl Airs. William Pliillipps, of Jersey City, N.Y., visited Air. and Mrs. Archie E. Bender. “Az-U-C-Us"—Airs. Gardener, of Stratford; Aliss Gladys Wilgar, Air. and Airs. Emsley and Air. Jarrett, all of Stratford. “Sea Gull”— Mrs. Dear, Patsy, Dennis, Lucy Dear, Hazel Cook, Fred Dear, Jiack Griffith ,and Joo Van B U ski ilk, all of Londofi. “Shore Wood”—Dr. E. AV. Link­later and family, Noranda Quebec; Dr. Sadler and mother, Mrs, Jane Sadler, ’Airs. McCutcheon; Aliss Pearl Remington, all of Sarnia. “All’s. Guest’s cottage"—Mr, and Mrs. AIcTIennon and Mary, Toronto; Mrs. Tuthill and Muriel, Stratford; Wm. Reed, 'Stratford: Mrs. Halli­ day add Betty Stone, of Stratford. Airs. II. H. Brown, Loudon, Bus­ ter and Charles at their cottage. “Sunset Lodge"— Air. and Airs. Lloyd Ginn ahd children, Marjorie land baby, of Detroit; guests, Air. and ’Airs. Baring, of Detroit, ““ the. week-end.“Kumfort inn"— Air. and George Clark, Ja'ck, Shirley Bud, all of London. "Grieve’s Cabin, No. 3"— Janet Whitby, Lexio McKenzie, Ivy Smith all of London.Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Willard had as guests, Air. and Airs. Geo. Seeder, and their children, - Ada, Willard, and Marion, Mitchell, on Sunday.“ Strath-Glen " — Mrs. Sparling Claire, Atm. Cross and Jack McLean Mrs. Gordon Rupple; Mr. Rupple, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Senbig, Mr. Albert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Air. and Mrs. Harry Fish ' Mr. over Mrs. and and Mrs. F. Mollard, Detroit. London Side Mrs, T. F. Turnbull’s, Mr. and E. Webb, of Munro; Mr. and Hiram Blanshard, of Win- We Sell the Best for Less . MASON $1.00 a week to your cottage ON WOODWARD Arkona Woollen and Knitting Mills BLANKETS, THROWS, RUGS, LADIES KNITTED SUITS, SWEATERS, KNITTING YARNS, PULLOVERS, BATHING SUITS At Mrs. Mrs. ■throp and Miss Myles, Windsor. “Heainan Cottage”—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conley and guests Mr. and Mrs. Hellan'bach, of Port Huron. ‘‘Thornton Cottage”— Mr. and Airs. Harold Thornton and guests Mr. and Mrs. Don Robinson and Mr. R. G. Smith, Jr.., of Port Huron. “Baird’s Cottage”—Mrs. Trem- eer, Doris and Margaret, of Lon­ don and their guests, Miss Kath­ leen McGarvie, Mrs. Paisley and daughter, Emma, of Chatham; LMrs. Guthrie and sons Fred and Glen, of London and Miss Acres, of London. “Pinecroft”—Mr. T. H. McCal­ lum and his guests, Mrs. Gilcrest, of Barrie and Dr. iC. H. McCallum, of Buffalo. “Lone Pine”—>AIr. and Mrs. A. J. Walker and their guests, M'iss J. Walker, London; Mrs. Fletcher, of Newbury; Mr, and Mrs. Ai Walker Jr., of Port' Arthur. “Camp Cabin" — Mrs. Burton, Marian and Richard, of Detroit. “Idle Hours”—Dr, and Mrs. F, S. Burkholder, Merton and Mary and their niece, Marjorie Houlahan, all of Flint, Mich. “Kill-a-Krakie"—,'Miss (Magladery and her guest, Miss Grace McIntosh of Edmonton. “Pine Crest"—Mrs. H‘. F. Park­ inson and her guests, Mr. and Mrs. Pickup, Ann and John, of Toronto. “Retreat"—Mrs. John Buchanan and her guests Mrs. Dow and her daughter, of London. “Huron"—Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and their .guests, Mr. Jack Wilson and Miss AlcKilver, of London. “The Pines”....Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Hodgins and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Kingsmill, of London. “Alpha"—Misses L. Jackson and Olive Jaclk&on, of Woodstock and their guests Miss Eleanor Watson and (Air. McKenzie Thomas, of Woodstock. “■Point J. ____ Evelyn" — Aliss Freda Spackman and her guests Air. Fred Spackman and daughter Alarjorie and Mr. and 'M!rs. Glen C. Ruther­ ford, of Blenheim; Air. and Airs. G. D. Wilson, Alary and Gordon. “Bonnie View"—Airs. Jarmafne and her guests Air. Ted Force and Aliss McCallum, of Galt. Oakwood ■Oakwood Inn was again filled to capacity for the week-end and among those who are remaining are as follows; Aliss H. Armstrong, of Detroit; J. AV. Curtis and J. D. Harnett, of Toronto; Air. and Airs. J. AV. Bioecli, of Buffalo; Air. and Airs. T. Al. Sargant and daughter, of Toronto; Air. and Airs. B. E. Norrish and Bill Norrish, of Mont­ real; Aliss Cowan, Alontreal; Airs. Euler and party of Kitchener; R. Aleyer, of London. A wire from Air. George Al. Ross secretary of the Canadian Flying Club Association to- the Oakwood Inn stated that it was found nec­ essary to postpone the weeik-end trip for which reservation were made and they now plan to make the trip in the autumn and Oakwood will be a stopping place on the tour Col. Joy, of Ottawa and Air. Al. A. Seymour, of St. Catharines, Treasurer of the Canadian Flying Club Association were at Oakwood Inn having come up in an aeroplane Visitors at Oakwood Lodge — Air. and Airs. Hadsel) Smith of De­ troit; Miss Dryman, of Strathroy; Air. .and Airs. AV. N Humphries, of London; Air. and Airs. Ferguson, of Toronto; Airs. J. J. AIcLeod, daught­ er Barbara, were visitors; Airs. Thomas and daughter, Afairn, Inger­ soll; General Ross and wife, Lon­ don.“Yellow Bands"— Air. Campbell and daughter, Al'a-rilyn, of London; aij,d their guests, Airs. Schutrum, and Airs. De Peau, of Buffalo; (Air. and Airs. Bewley, Mrs. Seegrist, Alaster Gordon Seeg.rist,, (Master Ear, Hughes, all of London.“Aitken’s Cottage”—Air. and Airs. C. A. AVhitwam, of London; guests with Airs. Aitken for the week-end. “ALinuel Cottage"— 'Alaster Gcto. Al. Bricltenden, of London, guest for a week.“Edgemere”—■ Aliss G. Falls, of London guest for the week. “AVood’s Cottage”—MLses Esther and Kitty Finch-Noyes, of Oakville with Miss Alarion AVoods for the week-end. “Oak Haven”—<Ir. and Airs. AI(a- gee, Col. and Airs. AVare guetss for the week-end; Airs. Ware remaining for a couple of weeks.................- Aliss Louise Aloore, guest for the week. End”—Mr. and Airs. John and /Alice and Aliss Grace Afountain “Atngubo”- Of London, a “Journey’s Lome Eedy, their guests, Aliss Grace Afountain Aliss Roberta Sparling, Air. Ro&s Andrews, all of St. Alarys; and Miss Joyce Rutherford, of Florence Ont. Air. and Airs. John AlafaKenzie, of Sarnia were Sunday visitors.“Endsleigh"—Air. AV. A. Thomp­ son, of London and guests, Air. and Airs. Bert Goss, New York and Aliss Polly Stone, Tolsa Oklahoma. Air. Maurice Turner with .his par­ ents, Dr. H. H. and Mrs. Turner.Visitors with Air. and Airs Cliff Robinson wore Mr. and Airs. AV. A. Brown, Elmira, Ernie and Roy, of Sarnia.“Robinson Cottage"—Airs. AV. J. Robinson, Miss Ruth Robinson, of London and their guests, Air. and Airs. Gerald Pearson. London. “The Poplars"—Grant Brown has as guests, Messrs. Arthur Brown and Billy Barkey, of Till son.hu rg.“Ivanhoe"—Mr. Allan R. Mitchell and Fraser D. and Alurray G., De­ troit; ATrs. N. E. Nettleton, of Chi­ cago with Mrs. Robt ATitcliell. “The Pioneer" —■ Alessrs. Ralph and Lome AValker. of Lambeth, with Dr. and Airs. L. L. Follick. Dr. and Mrs. Haucli, of Kitchen­ er; Mrs. J. T. AVilton, of Mount Brydges; Mrs. Guay nnd son, Jack, of St. Thomas; Air. and Mrs. D. F. Kirkland, Janet and James of Dut­ ton with Airs, and AHfis Boyle. " Pine Oaks " — Miss Gertrude Kruse, Air. and Airs- Victor Tovell of St. Alarys with Air, and Mrs, P. Unswortli, Airs, G. Andrews and Aliss Bea­ trice, of Toronto, with Air. and ATrs, TJ. L. Garner. Aliss Jean AVhitG, of stTUtford, with Airs, Roy Broth.ors. Get our Circular for Specials We appreciate your Patronage A. E. 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