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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-02-05, Page 5.. i 4 A • Sx' , i } c _. 4 C341170114 ON'.t',ti MO Offers .you a Practioal Business Training that lues made it po'saibl9 far our scores of students to obtain as}d ltol.d positions demandog a high st'andard Qf offiency. `t" , COVIISES Stenographic, Commercial, Secretarial, ,General Office, Civil Service,• lommercial Teachers Courses and Special Courses arranged, You cannot .attend _a better School. • WAY NOT ATT,LNP MST , Sl'LTI)ENTS .AL.EI�.Y" )11STEI AT Ah X TIMIN, Icor particulars write 11. A. Stone, I3. F. Ward, Com.:Speeia'list, vice-I?rin,s ° Principal Phone 198 OR. J. A. McTAGGART, L D. S' TORN$ALL, ONee Telephone 106 Diehl Street HENSALL Miss lliitlilie Gibb visited• friends in ';Wirvgliam on Monday. Miss Doris Harrison, of Toronto, is 'visiting at her home here, Mrs, James Vincent spent Tues,. qday with friends In Clinton. Dir. and Mrs. Ray McLaren spent Etinday with friends in ,Seaforth. 14fr. Win, L, McLaren was in Exe- ter on Tuesday visiting friends. Miss Margaret McLaren, of Lon - Won, spent the week -end at her home here. Miss Minnie Gibb, who -has been Mansell and the topic on "Robert here for some time, left Tuesday to; Burris" by Miss Margaret McLaren, It was decided) to hold their skating party on Monday evening. February 9th. Invitations being extended to the A. Y. P. A, of .St. Paul's Anglican church .and the Young People of the United church. If the weather is not favorable a social evening will be held in the church. ' The annual congregational meet- ing of the United Church was held on Friday evening with a good at- tendance, the chair being taken by Rev. A. Sinclair. The ,nosiness trans- actions. for the year 1930 were dis- cussed and: every thing was found to be in an excellent condition. The officers were re-elected and twp new elders were appointed Dr. A. Moir and Jas. Robertson, At the close of. the meeting a vote of thanks to the officers of the church end the organizations after which (MT. Hy. Horton was tailed on for an address. Mr. John Rawcliffe read an address to Rev. and Mrs. Sinclair while Mrs. S. Merner, presented them with a handsome bouquet of roses in a silver basket. The occasion being Rev. Sinclair's 6th anniversary, Al- though completely taken by surprise Mr. Sinclair• thanked the congrega- tion after, which a dainty lunch was serverd by the League. • ,services. A men's choir lead the singing. At the morning services a tenet was given by. %'este, Wilson Carlyle and Murray Campbell and solo parts in the Anthem by 3'. W, Ortwein. In the evening a song ser- vice opened the services; 'Mr. Thos, Sherritt ;gave a solo and Mr. Owen Geiger book solo ,parts in one of the hymns.,On 'Sunday February 15th will be omen's Day and there will be a women's choir, . The Welfare Routh 'Club of the Carmel Presbyterian cliurcli field their regular meeting on Monday ev- ening of last week. Miss Beryl Pfaff was in charge of the meeting.' A. scotch ptegrain was given consist- ing of selos,,Mrs, Vern Hedden "The Campbells are Coining," 'reading by lvrr. Win, Sangster and Miss .Sarah 'Toronto, Mr. 'Thos, Cookson, of Windsor, was a week -end visitor with friends in town. Mrs, H, Dayman is having living apartments fixed) tip at the back sof 1%er store. Mr. Maurice Boa has returned to .Windteor after a two weeks visit with friends here. Messrs. Jack McDonell and Job 131agan. were Sunday visitors with. ;friends in London, Mrs, Rosier and son, of Dunfield, spent Tuesday at the Boone of Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Case. ,(Miss Jessie Gillespie, el Seaforth, bas returned home after a pleasant visit with friends here. Miss MIP, Whiteman and Miss P. Tenfold., of Iiippen, were week -end' yisitors with Hensel! friends. Mrs. H, Abbott very pleasantly eentertained a number of her lady •!riends on Monday afternoon. Mrs. A. L. Case has, returned home from the Clinton .Hespital where she recently underwent an operation. Mrs. Robinson, ot Detroit, is pendity,. a few days here in `town •visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ;d. Sheffer. Mr. Wm. Simpson, sof Detroit, ac- companied by his grandmother iirs. 3tobt. Bonthron spent the week -end with friends Here. The many 'friends of Mrs. Thos. 'Welsh will be sorry to Bear she is ,confined to her home, through ill- ness. The many friends of Mrs. Jas. Paterson well be pleased to hear that she is recovering nicely after ler recent operation. The Dramatic ,Club of St. Paul's .Anglican church intend putting on a play entitled, "Step :on it, Stan" 3n the Town Hall on Friday evening, .'February 13th. Messrs. Jas. Paterson, J. i T. Ort - 'Wein and` Win, Ctonsitt spent Wed- nesday at Goder•ich and took in one oof the sessions of the County Coun- �ell, Messrs. Thos. Hudson, Colin Hud- ;5on and James .. Hoggatth attended the funeral of their niece the late Ethel Hoggartli, sof $eaforth, last week.' Quito a lot ot excitement was .caused on Main ,Street on Monday afternoon when a team of Horses belonging to Mr. Geo. Chambers of leibbert ran away. In their wild career around town they ran into telepone pole getting loose from the sleigh. Outside of some broken harness no other damage was done. 'The Ladies' Aid Society of the Car- Anel Presbyterian church put on a sleighing party •oil Tuesday evening after a very enjoyable sleigh ride the :•crowd returned to the church where an impromptu progam was put on, %every one present taking part. • At the close of the meeting a dainty; Munch was served. The Young People of the United Church held their regular meeting Orr Monday evening with a good at- tendance. liresent. After the devo- tional exercises a solo was given by Miss Pearl Elder followed :by an lnatrutnental •by Miss Bella ,Sinale The topic was given by Misse.4n e °Censitt on her visit to the ,,Pas9) ?lay 'which she attended while, 'i 31er trip overseas last summer,: In the Hay Hockey teagtre at iu- rich on !Thursday nigift Itensall 'eliminated the Bronson Lino Wild - Tate from a 'play-ofif position by h :3-S goare. Henstill scored• six reek In the first period. The :game was one of the ,roughest played on the Ice but the honors were about even, Appieten. Abbott and Ilroclt wore the pick of the winners and brtrni ,tntind played a good r ame in the It eta. Services at the United church en 'Smith,' were of a special eltaracter. The Rev, Arthur Sinclair, pastor of the United elitirelt preaching at both Council Meeting The regular meeting of the village council was field on 'Tuesday even- ing with all the members present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted ou motion of Consitt and Mickle. Their was one application far re- lief; the party agreeing to pay it back as soon as he got work; It was moved by Cameron arad second- ed by 1M'ickle' that the e,p•plicant be given one ton of coke as per agree- ment. The village auditors,'Jos. Hudson and Pay McArthur •were present and made their auditors' report for 1930. It was moved; by Spencer and,sec- ended by Cameron teat the auditors' report be accepted which was car- ried. Mr. A. W. 'E.. Hemphill, tax col- lector was present and reported $88.09 of unpaid taxes. Moved by Iiickle and seconded by Oonsitt that the collector's roll be extended to March 3, 1931 and after that elate other steps will be taken to collect the balance. A report was received and read from School Inspector Beac.onr also from the Ontario Unemployment Relief Funds. A number of bills ande andaccounts were presented and ordered paid on motion of Spencer and Cameron. Mickle and Cameron that an order be made for the School- Board for $1,000 which was ,carried. •( ii motion of Cameron and Spenc- er the Councir then adjourned. The local Hydro Commission field their meeting on Monday evening where a lot of business was trans- acted. Reeve Geiger was in the chairand Thos. Welsh as secretary of the Board. , LUIVILEY Mr. Donald Br'intnell who leas boon quite i11 mud under the doctor's care ie now improving end able to sit up, Mrs. John M. Glenn has returned home after visiting friends for a few days in Exeter. i lir. Hobt. McArthur, of Hensen, spent a few days last week welting iris daughter, Mrs, McQltteen, 112r, Peter Case, of Exeter? visited for a few days last week with John Glenn. 4V1r, Altair ltriller and Mr. •Tote. 13rintnell are both laidup with the mumps, Miss ,Annie McTaggart is now info' proving and able to sit up a little each day. s,^ THE EXETER TIMES-ADVQCA'IE • REDITQN'' NText Friday evening tim Young. People of the United church will spend the evening with the y011ng People of the Zion Evangelical Church, There will be no. evetiitne .service iu the United church next Sunday evening owing to the Atrniver'sai"y Services iia the Evangelical Church. We wish to congratulate tiler hock- ey 'players salt the spleudid showing sit the Exeter rink last Fridayeven- ing. The following were the seems. of the games gileyede, Deswood and Exeter 2-1 in favor 'of Das1Lw.00dl Grand Bend and .Crediton, 1=p in fa- vor of Crediton; Dasl>iwoocll and Cre- diton $-1 in favor of Crediton. We are sorry to •state 'that Mr, n, Eilber's recovery is .slow, We hope be will soon be able to resume his duties at the office, Mr. Charles Trietz is on the sick list. We hope for a speedy recov- ery'. On Tuesday aftern•ooi' a number of girls bad a .quilting bee at the home of Miss Erma Fanner. In the evening a number of boys joined the party which was spent in games and music, after which a dainty Lunch was served, The party 'broke up at a wee hour, All reported a good time. The following is the list lot rela- tines from .out -e1 -town who attended' the funeral of .tete late Jacob Schwartz: Mr. and Mrs, H. Themer, Detroit; Mr. and ,A1'rs, Joe Schw:atz, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sch.watz, Detroit; Mr, E. Wurrn, Unionville; Mr. Freeman Heist, Pelham; Mr. and Mrs;Otto Brown, Centralia; Mr. and Mrs. A. Kuntz, Dashwood;; .elev. R. Ehlers, Pelham. The third of a series of special E.I1.C.E, rneeting.was held last F'ri day and; conducted. devotion. Ruby Finkbeiner 'read the scripture, Ad- dileen Geiser gave the subject lot the evening "What my denomination means to the world." Musical sel- ection, cornet and !piano was: given by Mr, and Mrs, Emmery Faliner.. An interesting talk wits given .by A. Finlibeiner; piano duet by Lavine • Smith and Clara Morlock. after which a list of ten questionsewere answer- ed by the Leaguers, All responded to the Roll Call -with their favorite boa.. Last Note of Church Debt Burned The congregation of the United Church held their annual meeting last Thursday evening in the base- ment 'of the . church. There was a very good attendance. :AM the de- partments .showed a healthy condi- tion, Many of the reports were in- ter'spersedi with various numbers of song or, music. The following of- ficers were elected: Elders Joseph Woodall and J. W. Lamson; Ste- wards, R. Hill, William Mawhinney; Secretary, M. W. Telfer; Treasurer, M. & M. Funds T. Trevetltick; Secre- tary -Treasurer of Board of Trustees, George Mawhinney; Choir/ Leader, Mls, J. Woodall. Oue of the pleas- ing features of the evening was the announcement that the last 'five hundred +cleollars, of debt on the church ]lad been paid. The church was built • nine years age and. the congregation has struggled nobly, to clear itself of this financial burden. Mitch credit is due to the Ladies' Aid far their toil in helping to lift this encumbrance. The note was brought forward 'by Mr. T. Trevethicic and Pieced: upon a vessel which was held by the president of the, Ladies' Aid, Mrs. F. W. Clark. Mr. Geo. Hirt- zel, the oldest member present was given the honor sof setting the des= troying flame to this last vestige of debt. All present felt greatly reliev- ed' as this little piece of paper which signified so much was finally eon- sumed. At the close of the business those present enjoyed themselves playing games; after which the la- dies served lunch: The Late Jacob Schwartz Jacob Eichwartz was born in the Niagara district of Ontario, August 21, 18 61. ,Soon the fancily of Mi- chael Schwartz moved to Crediton. The father died when Jacob was 15 years old, and the heaviest respell, sibility fell upon his son. In the course of time he married Miss Louisa. Heist of Stephen and remain ed on the farm which halt been pure chased by his father, the Schni'ai homestead 'on the Finkbeiner 1114 The following children were born to them; Melia, wlio is now.the wife of Mr. H. Themer, of Detroit and Harry Schwartz en a farm near Centralia; William and Roy on the Finkbeiner line the latter is yin the old home- stead/ at present; Joe, and Earl, :of Detroit; Lucille, now the wife of Mi', Alf. Wuerth, of Crediton Old Law- r'ence at home with the tvldowed mother wile lives at Crediton. This pian has been a faithful member of the • Crediton Evangelical Church for a number of year care of the class - leaders and the present year one of the Steward's, and member of the church official beard, His death ec:eurred Wednesday morning, jai - eery 28, having reached! .dearly 7o years. The funeral was largely at- tended a11d held Saturday afternoon at Evangelical Church conducted by the pastor W. 1111, Sippell. The choir and male quartette and Mr. Clayton Sines added to the coinfort of the ser vice with appropriate vocal music. A great number of neighbor's, Mende and aequallitances visited the hoose of inotriting witeere the bodyelay in. 10, 7111 I .•t'TMirs FE !;1:411 a :5, 1 X11111111.111.11.1.111.111111111111111111111111111111111i11111111.111111111111i11iliii11111111111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111.11101IIIl111 = IM▪ MO • AMMO cNIMONI - Mann MI▪ NIM M▪ INIM M▪ OO IMMO CH MN • STORES EXTRA SPECIAL.,-,YM.OTHER'S. BABY SOAPAMMO This is a regular 10c,, cake ,and one of the finest soaps .on the market This Week -End 3 cakes for 16c. Choice .Golden Bantam Red and White Servos Red -Pitted CORN PUMPKIN .3 CHERRIES 2 tins for 2$c. Large tins 2 for 23c: per tin 22c, RED & WHITE SOAP 10 bars for 36c. AYLMER TOMATOES Large Tin. 2 tins for 25c. 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Phone 102 "QUALITY ALWAYS HIGHER THAN PRICK" We Deliver • 11▪ 100 O MMil :ill111111lN1111111111111Ni11111111111111111111111RI1111111111111.1111111111111111i111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 wr state. ' Exquisite fi'oral display was DASHWOOD given by the family, relatives axle friends. Dr. H. H. Cowen, L.D.S., D.I'S. DENTAL SURGEON w' 'Il' S. At office in Hartleib Block, Dash The W. M. S. Day .of Prayer at wood, first three days of week and the Evangelical church 'preached its at office over the Post Office, In esirecl aim, In the morning ser- Zurich, last three days ot week. vice, after the sermon by the pastor W. M. Sippell an a missionary and benevolent text, the W.M.S. Ladies' Quartette sang "Teach Me to Pray." It was beautifully r.enceered. The afternoon hour •of prayer was con- ducted by. Mr. • Art Amy, the Seund'ay School Supt. Albout thirty women were present and the service was di- vided into three sessions of prayer, for the foreign, for the home and for the local Missionary activities. Many offered 'prayer. The evening hour `of prayer was in charge of the same degan'ization. The pastor 'occupied the chair and conducted the open- ing devotion. The church choir sang, "He Hath Heard My Voice." After. the Scripture, the male quar- tette contributed' "The Garden of Prayer" and Mrs. Gordon MorloCk, a contralto -solo, "To Thee I Fly." Brief address on the work of our church in Winnipeg, Man.,' and the two Evangelical churches there Lir, Clayton Sims gave a tenor .solo,1Phe Prayer Perfect." Possibly the most interesting of all was the ,12issionary play given by 10 members of the W.M.S. Meet - The offering. A chorus by last number. W.M.S. entitled, "The ing at Bownanville," was quite satisfactory. the W. M. S. was the CREDITON EAST Mrs. Joseph Bullocks and; daughter Helen are visiting the former's, par- ents Mr. and Lei's. Ike Gower, of Elimville. Mrs. Elmer Weide returned home Friday from Dr, Fletcher's Hospital where she underwent an operation two weeks ago. Miss Clara Lewes spent a few days last week with her cousin Mrs. Mule' ray Neil near -Centralia. STAFFA ,Sacrarneiit of the: Lord's ,Supper was administered .on Sunday in the United Church. The Young Peoples Society ave holding their annual Oratorical Con- test in the clrtu'eh on February 10th. • KIRK,TON The annual meeting et the Bien - shard Municipal Telephone Company seems to be 1nal:ing good. They are keeping the system tip, paying the way and have a neat stlrpins on eland. The sane three commission- ers were elected, Dr. Campbell, Syd- ney Adamson and Semi. Ratcliffe. Dr, Campbell presided, In some parts of Ontario there is 0, complaint regarding the multi- tude of Sack rabbits, but not around I%irlcton, The Tit'kton hunt Club has 43 members and during the win- ter they have several drives, So ex- lrert lire they with their trusty runs that theme is now a dearth of l'ab- bit;i lir this district. 'They are now faced with the problem 'of replacing thein •end are considering :sending to Germany for a few pairs with a nape of replenishing the supply. These rabbit hunts of the Itir'ktoii and .Woodham Hunt Club ;arse a feattrr'e of the winter' Sport in this district and. the usual bag lot the n1n rods are from 50 to 60 rabbits, Mr. .and, Mrs. Leonard Schroeder, of Windsor, spent a fete days with the former't parents Lir, and llLrs. J. Schroeder. Mr. Leonard Birk,,of Guelph, and Miss E. Lindenfield, of London, spent the week -end With rMt'. A. Birk and Verna. Miss Louisa Staubus liad the mis- fortune to slip on the sidewalk on Saturday evening fracturing her ankle. 'The Walther League of Zion Evan- gelical Lutheran church held their .monthly business' Meeth g in rhe' basement .of the church with a good attendance. There will be Bible lesson .next Thursday night. A goodly number of fans attend- ed the hockey tournament at Exeter last Friday night. This game was witnessed by more than a handful of Dashwood spectators. ' The game on Monday evening re- sulted in a victory of 6-1 in favor 'efeleashwood. GRAND BEND Miss L. I•ading who was: in the hospital for an operaton for .appen- dicitis is hone and'.doing fine. Mr. George Love is very 111 at pre- sent with not much change. Mr. Frank Jeffrey, of St. Joseph, is visiting with hiss ,sister, Mrs. A. Disjar•,iiine. Mr. P. Edsenbach, who has been laid up with an injured foot is able to be .out but still on !sticks. Mr. Joe Bremer, of London, visit- ed with his parents on Sunday. e Quite a number of boys took in the hockey match in Exeter Friday night and report a good time and well worth the trip. i1'I1', and Mrs. W. B. Oliver have gone to .St Marys for the 'balance 'of the winter, Mr. and " IIrs. Laughton and Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, • of Parkhill, spent Sunday at .their cottages stay- ing for lunch in the cottage the first of the season. It pays to buy Genuine FORD PARTS 1 DONiT gamble hien you buy Ford parts. Get the genuine -the same good, • parts from which yente car was originally assent- bled. Then you are sure of satisfaction. See us for the big and little jobs and for oiling and greasing. We'll keep your car Like neve The 'Hoene of the led Si'lt»v I Ltivt, w WHALEN Mrs. Herman Foster is the guest of her 'pother, I'ri's, George Parkin- son for a few days. Mrs. Wm. Tookey and son John' of Lucaii, spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs,. Alice Gunning. - Mr. ands Mrs. Nelseo•li Squires and family, of Farquhar, •spent Saturday at the home of Francis Squire. pers. Arnold Hern, of Woodham, spent Monday with her parents Mr. and Mrs: H. Squire. A three act comfy "Spite Fence" was presented in this cliurcli by the Woodham people in atth et the "T'r'easure .Seekers Class" on 'Tues- day evening. The Y. r. S. held their social ev- ening on Thursday evening, social., meeting oiiene& with Mr. Mervin Johnson in the chair followed by singing and prayer. The scripture lesson was'.read by Edna Squire. Sev- eral business items were 'brought before the •society. The meeting was- then handed over to Miss Verna Hazelwood, "Convenor of • the Social Department". Miss Dorothy Hazelwood presented a rn'onologue "Thanksgiving" which was immense-' ly enjoyedby all A.aortest then fellowedi for ten minutes after which all enjoyed a "progressive crokinole" prizes won Dor the highest score by Miss Bertha Batten and Mr.. Mer-. vin Johnsoi1. Consolation prize Miss Ruth Morley and Mr. Frank Gun- ning. Lunch was served followed! by "God Save the King," The in''l1uetion •o1 the Sunday School was on Sunday at the after- noon service. Rev, Robb officiat- ing. GREENWAY eters, Annie Dicks is visiting her brother, Mr. Wilson Eagleson in, Parkhill, The Women's Missionary Society of the United Church will. present their play on Monday evening, Feb. 9th. A good program of music and readings will be given alslo. Don't miss this special evening, admission 25 and 10. Death claimed :another one of our citizens on Saturday last when Mrs. Janet Shank passed away at the age of 78. She was a daughter of the date Mr. John Underwood and widow of Mr. Henry Shank. Excepting for a few years resideuee• in Parkhill she spent her life :in this community Having during her .last few years made her hone with her youngest sen, John, who with his brother, David rrrotti"rl the loss bf a, loving mother, Rev. S..T. Mathers cendttct- ed the fitnera1 'service on Monday 1 afternoon. The bereaved have the sympathy of the community. Deep the data of February 25th free. for the annual oyster supper in the Fulled Church. Further pardic- lace later. Reeve H. telling and deputy Reeve 1). Sheppard attended county mune cil in London .last week. 1I4AMES ROAD Ma's. Wm. Harper, sof Mitchell. spout ,Sunday with her parents Mr. and Iris. J'. W. Hackney. ttr. and Mrs. T. Austin spent It few days in London last week. About thirty-five hunter's suet on Saturday end eaptur.'ed forty-seven "Sacks." Hits, Jas. Walker .and daughter Nellie, of Anderson, were visitors with nir. and Mrs. Hollings, Thursw (IV.