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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-01-15, Page 4*.0, 19s.t dor the Poultryma Royal Purple Concentrate solves the problem for the farmers who wish to make their own laying mash This Concentrate mixed with your own ground chop makes one of the :beat Laying Mashes that can be procured at leas than $2.50 per 100 pounds of mash. We also carry a full stock of Royal Purple Poultry Tonic, Royal Purple Roup Cure, Lice Powder, Zenoleum, Oyster Shell, Grit, etc. Furnace Work, Tinsmithing and Plumbing. TRAQUAIR & LINDENFIELD Phone your hardware necessities to 27 BIRTHS DAVIS—In. Exeter 'on Saturday, Jan- nary 10th to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Davis, a daughter Jeannette Louise TUCKER -1n Exeter on Thursday January 8th to Mr. and Airs. Al- bert Tucker, a son, William Ern- est. MANSON — At Victoria Memorial Hospital, Toronto, on Friday, Jan- uary 2nd, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. 3ianson, of Forest, a son. (Witham Lawrie.) DEATHS MURPHY—In Exeter on Wednesday, January 7, 1931, Richard H. Murphy, in his 68th year. JOSE—In Kirkton, on Friday, Jan- uary 9th, Dr. Chas. Jose. IAWKSHAW In London, on. Sun- day, January 11, Thomas Wesley Hawkshaw, formerly of Exeter. ENGAGEMENT ,Dir. and Mrs. S. J. Pym, of Us - "borne, wish to announce the engage- ment of their second eldest daughter Lena May to Mr. James B. Kirkland, of Usborne, the wedding to take place shortly. . , . CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mr. James Murray wish to express their appre- elation of the kindness and sympathy ,shown, to them by relatives and f riends in their late bereavement: ' CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Murphy and aM4ldred desire to express their sincere thanks to the many friends and neighbors for e the many acts of kindness and sym- pathy extended during the illness and death of Mr. Murphy, also to the =arsenic Order; to Rev. Walther Jones. and for the floral tributes and loan ,ref cars, CARD OF THANKS The +family of the late Mrs. Flora ' ?McQueen wish to thank their friends and neighbors for kindness shown to them in their recent ;bereavement; also to those who loaned cars: IN :MIE1IORIAM - BROWN --Ina loving memory of ,Anna Maria Brown, who died January 15, 1929, You are gone but not forgotten, Never shall your memory fade; :Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Around the grave where you are laid. .Sadly missed by daughter and family OP ON WORLD TRIP ;A.mong the passengers on the 'Ites- ' Lute' of the Hamlburg-American Line sailing from New York, Jauu" ,ary 8th are Dr. and Mrs. Segel' and ler. and Mrs, Niles of Lansing, lMieh. Mrs., Niles was formerly Lydia B. 'Merritt, 'of Granton, Ontario, The Itesolute is On its Stir World ertifse andvi 11 visit n t e v t 3„ eouattries i ci tdin n a g ,Egypt, the Holy Lancs; India, China, ,Japan, Dutch East 'plies find will return to New York on May 25th via, sthe Panama Canal arid Cuba. We etvitlbe interested in tiient and in 'their trip and wish them bon voyage, eI4%1Es S9.', W. M. S. The first meeting of the new year Wee held in the church Darters on 1iiirsclpy, 1)eeentber 8th, The pro- gram. being put en by the executive ,of tits 'W,M,f. h"allowing the open- ing Wen, prayer and scripture los- fsoit' was lead by Mrs. 3. T. Miners. 'The Iireeident, Mrs. (;. W. Christie. then took the chair and presided ever the meeting, Ninnies ,o2 t1n last streeting; were read inclapproved. a reasurer's report wee SAti4actory, showing the successful work done during the hast years with some sur- plus to begin the new year. Mrs. Christie read a letter of appreciation from Rev. Mr, Brown in recognition of a bale sent to his district in the. West during the month of December. The interesting program convened by Mrs. J. Batson was as follows: the devotional leaflet was read by Mrs. Horney. Mrs. Christie gave a splen- did reading on; "Industrial Problems in Japan" from the study book. An appropriate and pleasing chorus was Sung by four members of the execu- titie; a number of good readings were as follows: 'A New 'Year Psalm' Mrs. (Rev,) Down, "God Bless You" Mrs. E,• Coultis; "God's Will to '*now; Mrs. E. Stone. Hymn 305 was sung 'by the members of the exe- ctitive. The meeting closed with a prayer by the pastor Rev. D. McTavish. :Following are the list of officers for 1931: Pres., airs. C. W. Christie; lst Vice -Pres., Mrs. J. T. Miners; 2nd Vice -Pres., Mrs. E. Coultis; Cor. Sec., Mrs. M. Heywood; Rec. Sec., Mrs. M. Horney, Assist., MIrs. E. Stone; Treas., MIrs. J. W. Down; Pianist, Mrs. J. Batson; Strangers, See., Mrs. N. Ogden; Miss. Monthly, See., Miss E. Shaptoii; 'Supply Sec., Mrs. R. Skinner and tars. E. Coultis; Tem- perance Sec,, Mrs. E. Stone; Litera- ture Sec.,, Mrs. M. Heywood; Chris- tian Stewardship Sec., MIrs. J. S. Grant; Assoc. Helpers Sec., Mrs. T. Rundle; Baby Band Supt., Mrs. J. M. ,Sioutheott; Press Reporter, Mrs. J. May. THAMES ROAD THAMES ROAD W.M.S.' • The regular monthly meeting of 'the W. ,JT. S. was held at the home of Mrs. John Cann on Thursday after- neon, January 8th, with Mrs. James Anthony in the chair. Following the opening hymn Miss E. Monteith lead in prayer. Mrs. P. Whitlock then read a short article on Temper- ance. A very pleasing solo was given by Miss Jean Cann. The main topic of the afternoon was the study of Home Missions and was very ably taken by Mrs. P. Stone. Following this Mrs. Anthony lead in a very in- teresting installation service when each new officer received her duties for the coming year The meeting was closed with singing hymn 734 and prayer. Lunch was ;served by the eonimittee in charge and a soc- ial half hour spent. The next meet- ing will he held at the home of the past -president Mrs. R. Kydd. • ,Junior Series g .; Jan, 19th --Exeter at ;Clinton., • ''' Interinediate Series Jan •,14—Goderich at. Clinton Jan. 16.�Seaforth.p.t Goderich• Jan. 20—Goderich at Exeter /an. 23---Seaforth at Clinton Jan.. 27—Exeter at Seaforth Jan. 30—Clinton at Goderich Fob. 3 ---Clinton at Exeter D OLD TIME NC E --- will be held in the — OPERA IHOU E, EXETER — on —. i► January Thursday, J nub 15 With music supplied by THREE PIECE ORCi-IESTRA, A GOOD 'TIMVI'I IS ASSt fEt Dancing from 0 to 2.30 p.m. ►drdtaiOn: Cents' SOt. taX it:tltrrldt I.,Adie,g rent Poe Lnich THE EXETER. TJMES-ADVOCATE • QCKEY reliII TY M.Ti1 'TTS OVERTIME FAILS TO x3BEA•1# Tile In the first intermediate 10.1I,A, fixture to be played in Exeter Sea forth .and the local team staged a strenuous struggle to break the ,tie In the three ten-minute overtime periods at the Dome rink Tuesday evening. At midnight the game was going strong and lasted until :about a quarter to ono with both teams putting every pence into the struggle and the fans getting more than their money's worth. The garde was late In getting started :as some "of the Seaforth players bad car trouble on the way over. It was about ten o'clock when referee .Chick Appell, of Stratford, faced the puck, but the game started fast the moment the puck hit the ice. A few minutes ate ter the game started Seaforth notch- ed the first counter, Creech, for Exeter, immediately retaliated with a pretty shot after stick -handling his way through and this was follow - by the second counter when :Snell scored off Hap. Wells' rebound. The three goals were scored in short or- der but the scoring ended there un, til about the middle sof the second' period when Boyle again bulged the twine for Exeter. Seaforth again came back with a counter and the. second period ended 3-2 in Exeter's favor, The 'visitors had a little edge over the locals in the second periods• The game was tied early in the third period and from then on it was a. struggle to break the tie. It was nearly midnight when the three per cods were over and it was decided' to play three ten-minute overtime' periods. The fans who had been standing around since eight o'clock. were keen to see the tie broken and few left the rink until the gameswas„ finished. Appe11 handled ii good game. There were few. penalties, although several of the visitors were hurt in the game. The line-up: Seaforth — Goal, M•IcGeogh; de- fense, Stoneman and Reid; 'wings, Lane and Holmes; centre Muir; subs Cluff, Trott and Hart. Exeter—Goal, Harness; defense, Wells and MeDonell; Creech 'ands Boyle; centre, ,Snell; subs, Gascho, O'Brien and Yungblut. JUNIORS WIN ANOTHER. For the second time this season the local Juniors handed the' Mite, chell Juniors a defeat. The game was played at the local rink on Thursday night with the local boys coming out on top with a 2 to 1 score. The game was fast and both teams put up a, good brand of leech ey. This was the locals third win and the• third loss for Mitchell. good crowd was -on hand and were.; treated to some real hockey. Exettiv Wok the lead when Passmore went' through alone and passed to Boyle at the goal mouth, who made no mistake in netting the rubber.. In the third period Joynt added another. when he shot and in the act of .clear- ingethe puck, Casey the goalie, bat- ted it in. the net. Mitchell scored their lone tally during this frame„ when a shot deflected 'off Ford's arm into the net. Ford replaced Welsh in the nets during the first period, Welsh being, struck in the face with the puck and had two' teeth knocked out. Joy.nt and Passmore played ef- fective hockey for the winners while Casey, in goal was the hest perform- er for the losers. The line-ups: Hensall-Exeter—Goal, Welsh; de- fense, Passmore and Howey; :centre, Foster; wings, Joynt and Pryde; subs, Laing, R. Weird and Boyle. .Mitchell—Goal, Casey; defense, Howes and. Robertson; centre, Chap- man, wings Colquhoun and C3lll.iton; subs. Wright, Moore and C: Robert- son. DASHWOOI) BEATS EXETER, • In a closely contested game played in Dashwood on Friday night the lo- cal boys defeated the visitors by the score of 4 to 3. The teams were evenly matched and the play quite evenly divided. For Exeter, Sanders was the star scoring two of the three counters while Eveland of Dashwood ..apcottated - for two of their tallies. Cleei1 Laing playing for Exeter had a tooth broken••off during tire game. .A. Willard, of Exeter did the referee- ing. , !The line-ups: Exeter ---Goal, Hockey; defense, Skinner and Quinn; . centre, Laing; wings, Willard and Cochrane; subs. Sanders, McDonald and Cornish. „ Dashwood—Goal, 13aynham; de- fense, M. Tiernan and Baker; centre, Eveland; wings, Zlmtuer and E. Tie- rnan; stt•bs., Mentor, Wein (anti Hoff- man. EXETER INTERMEDIATES S BLANK GOD1U IC H fn a scheduled intermediate O.II, A. game played at the West rink,. Goderich on Friday night, Exeter banded the fast Goderich team a 2 to 0 reverse, ft was the first game of the season and a capacity house greeted the two teams, A goodly number of Exeter supporters were among the crowd and their presence was made known throughout. The tea was very soft and sticky but with. all of this the game was fast and exciting. A number" of penalties were handed out for minor Infrac- tions of the rules. Exeter gained' a one goal advantag.o during the se - end period and were never headed. Gascho, gigot the break when. wire' Exeter playing two inert short +anci ioderi„i, , ,.t t of the fruiting, he .broke away fast sand with .only one defense man to beat scored from ,close in. wring .this period harness in goal for the winners did some clever goal -tending waren his team, was playing short-handed. Joynt 'tucked t game awaytray midway heg mdur- ing the last period hien he scored on a passout from 'Snell, Burnside, playing defense for Goderich was the outstanding matt on that team. He \vas always dangerous on attack and only had luck kept him from scoring on many occasions. 'The winners' played consistent hockey .and check- ed 'hard heck-.ed'hard all the time. Before .the gains Commenced. the President of the Mackey club, Il, M. O'Brien made a brief speech .and Mayor -Elect Chas, C. Lee faced. off the puck, Walter Bowman, of New Hamburg, did the refereeing and kept the game well under control. The line ups; Exeter—Goal, Harness; defense - O'Brien and Wells; centre, Gascho; wings, Boyle and 'Yungblut; :Babe. ,Joynt, Snell and Creech, Goderich—Goal, Doak; defense, Ilurnside and Murney; centre, Nairn; wings, Stoddart and McKay; subs,, .carpenter, Sturdy and Allison. ELIMVILLE !Mrs. Jonathan Cooper is visiting. 'her daughter, Mrs, Fred Ford at Eden, Mrs, Len O'Reilly is on the sick .list at present. Wedding bells will be ringing in the neighborhood this week. The officers for the Young Peoples .League for this year are as follows: Press nt, Walter Lidstone; Vice - President, Lavona Cooper; Secretary Margaret Johns; Treasurer, Delmar :Skinner; Organist, Harry Murch; Asst. Organist, Mrs. Brock; convenor ,Christian Fellowship dept., Ruth Skinner; convenor of Missionary dept., Verna Brock; convenor Liter- ary dept., .Maizie O'Reilly; convenor Citizenship dept., Kenneth Johns; convenor Recreation dept., Florence Bell; advisory members, Helen Murch, Harold Bell, Ted Packman; Singing leader, Kenneth Johns. Shower for Bride -Elect Another shower "fell on Eilmville on Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Florence Herdman when Miss LenaPym, bride -elect of this week was generously remembered by her Many lady friends. About sixty be- ing present. There were gifts in great variety ranging in size from clothespins to a washtub all being very useful to a new housekeeper. The rooms were beautifully decorat- ed with large white bells and pink and white streamers and a. special chair for the +bride-to-be was draped is white where she was liberally showered with confottieThe evening Was pent in ntu.sie• and ,contests to the .amusement of all, after which lunch was served. Miss Pym has al- ways .been very popular, .a valued teacher in the Sunday School, mem- ber of the •ch.oir, active worker ,to the. Mission Circle and the best wish- es of her many friends will attend her in her wedded life. > Little Miss Betty White, has been quite sick this week. WHALEN Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Parkinson vis- ited pn Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Foster, of Winchelsea. Mies Evelyn Parkinson returned home on Wednesday from Thorndale where she spent the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Millson, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Will- son, of Lucan. LI.Tr. and Mrs. F. Gunning spent Saturday in London. Miss EdnaSquire is visiting her sister Mrs. Arnold Hern of Woodham for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Orchard, of T'herndale were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parkinson on Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. F. Squire spent Fri- day with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Squire of Thorndale. The "Treasure Seekers” class held their annual meeting for the election of officers and are as follows: teach- er, M`Ir'.`D. A. 3ohnson;.Assist. teach- er,' Mrs. Ogden; president, Miss Sad- ler; 1st, Milne Pullen; Secretary, H. Hazelwood; Treasurer, Berth Bat- Per. Philip Madge• r was last week taken i11 at the home of Mrs. Ar'thtit" Doupe, of Usboree. He was remov- ed to the home of Mr. George Wil- liams of town. Mr H. C. Sweetlove has resumed Itis position on the staff of the Can- adian Bank of Commerce after holi- daying at his home in Ha•tnilton. Ors. :Russell and Mr. Earl Russell visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rerviri Werner, of Loncfi, done day last Week. LUMI, Y' The Late 1tr .. MYcQueen. The death tecurr'&1 oft Monday o4 last week of the late Mrs, Flora Mc- Queen who had been in i11 health for the past year antl,ia half but had on- ly ,been in bed for about five weeks previous to her dee& 1S4ie died in ire' old 'Mind where she spent the met of iter life, Her husband, the late Mr. John McQueen, predeceased her five years ago. Mrs. McQueen was a daughter of the late Aloe, x'ltompsen, who died when she was quite young, Sho was born on the coast of Newfoundland, new being in her '77th year. Site was it member of the Thames Road United church and attended regularly while able. The funeral services were condueted at her hone on the Usborne bound- ary on Thursday last by Rev. Jas. Anthony, of tite Thames Road, who spoke most .highly of the life of the deceased. Rev. Mr. Mcllroy, of the Hensall Presbyterian church, assist- ed in the services. A quartette from Thames Road church sang some very appropriate hymns. The funeral was largely attended many friends com- ing from a distance. Mrs. McQueen was a very, highly respected resident being of a quiet, reserved disposition Much sympathy is extended to the family and relatives in the loss of one so kind and hospitable in the community. The deceased Is surviv- ed by one son, Stewart, on the home- stead, with whom she lived and two daughters, Mrs. Hemery, of Renfrew and MIrs. Bartlett, of Thamesford. The "pallbearers were J. 111. Glenn, D. Brintnell,' L. Horton, 3. Broadfoot W. Kerslake and W. N. Glenn, neigh- bors of the deceased. The remains were interred in McTaggart's ceme- tery. ZION Mr. John Hern Sr,., had tite mis- fortune to slip and tall out of a hay- mow breaking several ribs and injur- ing his shoulder. A number of our boys are playing with the Woodham hockey team this winter. For the next two months services in the church are being changed from the evening to 2 o'clock in the afternoon. ZION W. M. S. The W.M.S. held their first meet- ing of the year on Thursday after- noon January 8th at the honle .of, Mrs. H. Kyle with a good attendance: 'The president had charge of the meeting which was opened by sing- ing the Doxology and repeating the Watchword.. After singing hymn' 342 prayer was offered by Mrs. Geo. Wright. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. ,A letter of thanks was read by the pres- ident from Mrs. J. T. Hern for .a congratulation card sent her by the W.M.S. After singing •a hymn re- ports were given by the different se cretaries of their year's work. The Presbyterial Treasurer was sent $156.50, A reading "First Things First" was given by the president; Scripture Lesson, Luke, ,11th Chap, and the devotional leaflet were read by Rev, Mrs. White; leaflets, on "Iu dustriai Problems" were read by Mrs. Melville Hern, Mrs. W. Batten, Mrs. R. E. Pooley, Mrs. Ephriam Hern and Mrs. Harold Herne A leaflbt on Trinidad was read by Mrs. George Wright. It was decided to hold a social evening the first Thursday in March. After singing hymn 224 Rev. Mr. White dismissed the meet- ing. CROMARTY The January meeting of. the W. M. S. was held on Friday 'last, at the Manse. Thle being. a ,Spedial Day o,f Prn,ye•' Set apart by the Ont- ario Provincial, there being a good attendance; Mrs. Jas. Scott acted as President for tite January' Meeting. The devotional part was taken by Mrs. Scott, Mrs, Hill, Mrs, Rodgers. Sincere and ernest ' prayers were offered for National as: well as For- eign Missions, and alt those who teach and guide the young, as well as thanksgiving for favours and :blessings of the past year, The Roll, Call topic being verses en prayer• was very ably and fittingly respond- ed. The Scripture Lesson for the clay was taken by Mrs. Donald Me- 1 eller; excellent papers were read by Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Houghton; the meeting being interspersed by well chosen Hymns. The meeting closed by singing the Doxology and the Lord's prayer in unison, 7htnch. was served and a very pleasant half hole' was spent, The young people of the congrega- tion betook themselves to the mottn- tain'on Tuesday night last and spent a cottple:af ltottt•s sledding ,town the mountain after which they Went to the 11'tansc fora we.ner roast. Al- together they sptrnt •rt *VOry'enjoyable averting', SHIPKA The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid was held on Wednesday, January 7th at the home of Mfrs. Milton Rats., The different reports were given, the treasury showing a balance oilj'' $105.00, after which the election of officers for •the coming year tool4' place: President, Mrs, -Jacob Rat:c,j 1st Vice -Pres., Mrs. Milton Ratz; 2nd;' Vice -Pres., Mrs, Matt, Sweitzer; se. cretary, Miss Pearl Keys; assist. se. eretary, ales. A. Finar»erner; cor. sem eretary„ Mrs. A. Keys; treasurers. Mrs. Lampert; assist. treasurer, Mrs E, Keyes; parsonage committee Mat's." Wm. ,Sweitzer, Mfrs. L. Sc•hroeder;}.. Mrs. F, Adams; Flower. Committee*. Mrs. Wm. Ratz, Mrs. M. Baker, Mrs.,. A. Geiser; pianist, Mrs. Roy Rats;1 • assist'. Mrs. A. Smith; Chaplin, Mee, Geo. Scott. The annual congregational meek- ing, was held in the church on 'r'ues. • day. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sheppard, Mr., Howard and Miss Olive Sheppard, oq'. Parkhill, 'spent :Sunday at the bons*. of Mir. and Mrs. A. Keys. The Y. P. S. held their regulat meeting on Tuesday evening at the,^ home of Mr. E. Lamport. A papa was given by Mr. Wm. Lochner anal` Miss B. Baynjiam. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Re CLAR•ENCE F. TELLERM INb.. late ,of the Viliage of Dasbwoode' in 'the' Colmar' Or Marini, o]teie,, 'keeper, deceased. s. CREDITORS AND OTIiERS hav-' Ing claimsagainst the' .estate of fMet• said deceased are required to sena. full particulars of such claims to they undersigned on or berore the 3144 day of January, 1931, after which!, date the Executers will wilt proceaal:' to distribute the assets of the said , estate, having regard +only to ;thee - claims of which notice .shall the*. have been given. NOTICE TO DEBTORS ALL PERSONS OWING the abovele estate are requested to settle theme indebtedness to said estate with the undersigned on or before the said4, 31st,. day of. January, 1931. Dated the 14th day of .January.. 1931. 1-15-3 tc. CARLING & MORLEY Exeter' Solictors dor Execntorle- NOTICE.TO CREDITORS Re SARAH HAWIUNS, late of tbi3-' VI11age of Exeter, in the Count./ or Huron, Widow, deceased. •CREDITORS AND OTHEns hav- Ing claims against the estate of the - said deceased are required to send&. Pull particulars of such . Claims :tan:• the undersigned on ., or before ,t!he•; • 10th day of January, 1931,".•atterr which date the Administrator will• proceed to . distribute the assets of" • the said estate, Baying regard ,only' to 'the claims; of..which notice shalt, then have, been. given, •. a , Dated this .31st, day of December,. A D., 1930. CARLING & MORLIY, Exeter Solicitors for Administrator NOTICE .TO CREDITORS Re GEORGE II. WINDSOR,' Yate .or the Village of. Exeter; in thee County Of Huron, Gentbenuan, de... - ceased. CREDITORS. and others having. cliiauts abainst the estate of the saitiP deceased are .required to send ftllk`' particulars of such claims to the undersigned administrators. of the, said estate on or 'before the 2nd days of February 1931 after which date' the' + a,drninlstrators will proceed te• distribute lite assets at the said es- tete leaving regard only to t t claims Of which notice shalt Eitelt have beets Oven end Will tiot 1be liable for ally claims not reeeiivedt at the time of distribution. THE CANADA ".d.'12.ri4p ("O:tt1'ANV' Administrators, London, Ont., or IL V. ;1te lO:Y,•1(.i<1i', 425 Itieinnond St., London Their Solicitors herein. kt' li A .i. r Safety, Cleanliness and Quality Milk, (raw milk,..esPelrially) for human .consumption tenet lee: classified .trader these specifications, En order to have milk safe it has to be primarily produced from tubercular free egwa. In a 2'0,- x'e-cent .official test our entire herd has been 'found to he free from cent tuberculosis, As to the bacterial content ,of our milk we positively guarantee it .against all requirements of the law, municipal (if' any) or other- wise, The quality of our product needs only a trial to convinee you our :standard is in :a, class of its own. The most necessary part in one's life is health, Why take any chances with the most serious menace to civilization, tuberculosis? We are now placing within reach of everyone a• great safeguard against this' dread disease. We are prepared to supply you with MILK and CREAM from our own T. R. tested cows, Insist on villa Eden, T. B: proof milk, We take this .opportunity to thank our many friends far their liberal patronage ,during the past year and extend to all our best wishes ler the future. v N. t Villa Eden -Dairy ' BEN S. CASE, Proprietor of the Thames Road United church and attended regularly while able. The funeral services were condueted at her hone on the Usborne bound- ary on Thursday last by Rev. Jas. Anthony, of tite Thames Road, who spoke most .highly of the life of the deceased. Rev. Mr. Mcllroy, of the Hensall Presbyterian church, assist- ed in the services. A quartette from Thames Road church sang some very appropriate hymns. The funeral was largely attended many friends com- ing from a distance. Mrs. McQueen was a very, highly respected resident being of a quiet, reserved disposition Much sympathy is extended to the family and relatives in the loss of one so kind and hospitable in the community. The deceased Is surviv- ed by one son, Stewart, on the home- stead, with whom she lived and two daughters, Mrs. Hemery, of Renfrew and MIrs. Bartlett, of Thamesford. The "pallbearers were J. 111. Glenn, D. Brintnell,' L. Horton, 3. Broadfoot W. Kerslake and W. N. Glenn, neigh- bors of the deceased. The remains were interred in McTaggart's ceme- tery. ZION Mr. John Hern Sr,., had tite mis- fortune to slip and tall out of a hay- mow breaking several ribs and injur- ing his shoulder. A number of our boys are playing with the Woodham hockey team this winter. For the next two months services in the church are being changed from the evening to 2 o'clock in the afternoon. ZION W. M. S. The W.M.S. held their first meet- ing of the year on Thursday after- noon January 8th at the honle .of, Mrs. H. Kyle with a good attendance: 'The president had charge of the meeting which was opened by sing- ing the Doxology and repeating the Watchword.. After singing hymn' 342 prayer was offered by Mrs. Geo. Wright. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. ,A letter of thanks was read by the pres- ident from Mrs. J. T. Hern for .a congratulation card sent her by the W.M.S. After singing •a hymn re- ports were given by the different se cretaries of their year's work. The Presbyterial Treasurer was sent $156.50, A reading "First Things First" was given by the president; Scripture Lesson, Luke, ,11th Chap, and the devotional leaflet were read by Rev, Mrs. White; leaflets, on "Iu dustriai Problems" were read by Mrs. Melville Hern, Mrs. W. Batten, Mrs. R. E. Pooley, Mrs. Ephriam Hern and Mrs. Harold Herne A leaflbt on Trinidad was read by Mrs. George Wright. It was decided to hold a social evening the first Thursday in March. After singing hymn 224 Rev. Mr. White dismissed the meet- ing. CROMARTY The January meeting of. the W. M. S. was held on Friday 'last, at the Manse. Thle being. a ,Spedial Day o,f Prn,ye•' Set apart by the Ont- ario Provincial, there being a good attendance; Mrs. Jas. Scott acted as President for tite January' Meeting. The devotional part was taken by Mrs. Scott, Mrs, Hill, Mrs, Rodgers. Sincere and ernest ' prayers were offered for National as: well as For- eign Missions, and alt those who teach and guide the young, as well as thanksgiving for favours and :blessings of the past year, The Roll, Call topic being verses en prayer• was very ably and fittingly respond- ed. The Scripture Lesson for the clay was taken by Mrs. Donald Me- 1 eller; excellent papers were read by Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Houghton; the meeting being interspersed by well chosen Hymns. The meeting closed by singing the Doxology and the Lord's prayer in unison, 7htnch. was served and a very pleasant half hole' was spent, The young people of the congrega- tion betook themselves to the mottn- tain'on Tuesday night last and spent a cottple:af ltottt•s sledding ,town the mountain after which they Went to the 11'tansc fora we.ner roast. Al- together they sptrnt •rt *VOry'enjoyable averting', SHIPKA The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid was held on Wednesday, January 7th at the home of Mfrs. Milton Rats., The different reports were given, the treasury showing a balance oilj'' $105.00, after which the election of officers for •the coming year tool4' place: President, Mrs, -Jacob Rat:c,j 1st Vice -Pres., Mrs. Milton Ratz; 2nd;' Vice -Pres., Mrs, Matt, Sweitzer; se. cretary, Miss Pearl Keys; assist. se. eretary, ales. A. Finar»erner; cor. sem eretary„ Mrs. A. Keys; treasurers. Mrs. Lampert; assist. treasurer, Mrs E, Keyes; parsonage committee Mat's." Wm. ,Sweitzer, Mfrs. L. Sc•hroeder;}.. Mrs. F, Adams; Flower. Committee*. Mrs. Wm. Ratz, Mrs. M. Baker, Mrs.,. A. Geiser; pianist, Mrs. Roy Rats;1 • assist'. Mrs. A. Smith; Chaplin, Mee, Geo. Scott. The annual congregational meek- ing, was held in the church on 'r'ues. • day. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sheppard, Mr., Howard and Miss Olive Sheppard, oq'. Parkhill, 'spent :Sunday at the bons*. of Mir. and Mrs. A. Keys. The Y. P. S. held their regulat meeting on Tuesday evening at the,^ home of Mr. E. Lamport. A papa was given by Mr. Wm. Lochner anal` Miss B. Baynjiam. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Re CLAR•ENCE F. TELLERM INb.. late ,of the Viliage of Dasbwoode' in 'the' Colmar' Or Marini, o]teie,, 'keeper, deceased. s. CREDITORS AND OTIiERS hav-' Ing claimsagainst the' .estate of fMet• said deceased are required to sena. full particulars of such claims to they undersigned on or berore the 3144 day of January, 1931, after which!, date the Executers will wilt proceaal:' to distribute the assets of the said , estate, having regard +only to ;thee - claims of which notice .shall the*. have been given. NOTICE TO DEBTORS ALL PERSONS OWING the abovele estate are requested to settle theme indebtedness to said estate with the undersigned on or before the said4, 31st,. day of. January, 1931. Dated the 14th day of .January.. 1931. 1-15-3 tc. CARLING & MORLEY Exeter' Solictors dor Execntorle- NOTICE.TO CREDITORS Re SARAH HAWIUNS, late of tbi3-' VI11age of Exeter, in the Count./ or Huron, Widow, deceased. •CREDITORS AND OTHEns hav- Ing claims against the estate of the - said deceased are required to send&. Pull particulars of such . Claims :tan:• the undersigned on ., or before ,t!he•; • 10th day of January, 1931,".•atterr which date the Administrator will• proceed to . distribute the assets of" • the said estate, Baying regard ,only' to 'the claims; of..which notice shalt, then have, been. given, •. a , Dated this .31st, day of December,. A D., 1930. CARLING & MORLIY, Exeter Solicitors for Administrator NOTICE .TO CREDITORS Re GEORGE II. WINDSOR,' Yate .or the Village of. Exeter; in thee County Of Huron, Gentbenuan, de... - ceased. CREDITORS. and others having. cliiauts abainst the estate of the saitiP deceased are .required to send ftllk`' particulars of such claims to the undersigned administrators. of the, said estate on or 'before the 2nd days of February 1931 after which date' the' + a,drninlstrators will proceed te• distribute lite assets at the said es- tete leaving regard only to t t claims Of which notice shalt Eitelt have beets Oven end Will tiot 1be liable for ally claims not reeeiivedt at the time of distribution. THE CANADA ".d.'12.ri4p ("O:tt1'ANV' Administrators, London, Ont., or IL V. ;1te lO:Y,•1(.i<1i', 425 Itieinnond St., London Their Solicitors herein. kt' li A .i. r