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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-05-07, Page 5t DRJ. A; McTAGGART, L JX S? HENSALL, ONT. ^lephone 106 Main Street HENSALL Mr- Josh Ashaton, of Seaforth, was in town, on Friday. Mrs. John Murdock ^visited With friends in Exeter on Sunday. Mr ’ - " . . “ visited friends in Exeter on Sunday, Mr ■ ' •' , ' visited on Sunday with Miss M, Kills, Mr- and Mrs. J. w. Bonthron vis­ ited frjends in Hanovfer on Sunday. Mh and Mrs.’ Wm. Consitt visited lor a, few days with relatives in Kin­ cardine. Mr. and Mrs, John. G. Scott, of •Cromarty, visited friends in town last week. Miss Amy Reynolds had the mis­ fortune to fall and have her wrist toroiken.Mrs, Ed, Sheffer is visiting with toer daughter, Mrs. Dr,. Rui.d, of Port Rowan, Mrs. L. Thomson, and daughter, liiois, of Toronto, are visiting with relatives. Mrs. Samuel Smillie is lying ser­ iously ill at the home of her daugh­ ter, Mrs. John Tapp. Mrs. Maybelle Miller, of Detroit, is visiting with Mrs. Robt, nnd other frieiyds in town. The following are the toeing held in st. Paul’s church during the month of May, Mr, 'Natham Peck is spending a lew,days visiting at the home of his .son, Mr. B©rt Peck, of Stanley Twp. Mr. William Simpson and Mrs. Lou Simpson of Detroit, visited oyer the week-end with relatives in town. A large number from Hensall at­ tended the funeral of the late D. Brintnell, of Hijbbert on Wednesday last. ‘ The dance liefd in the Town Hall umi Friday night last was largely at­ tended, The music was furnished by the Hensall Serenaders, Mrs. J. R. McDonald, of the Lon­ don Road; who has been in a Toron­ to hospital, lias returned home and ,greatly improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mealey and (Children of St. John, New Brunswick .are visiting at the- home of Mrs. .Mealey’s sisters, Mrs. Dr. Peck and Mrs. Sidney McArthur, Mr., and Mrs. A. L. Case spent a lew days last week visiting with friends'in Detroit. Mr. Case brought Home a new Chrysler coupe that he recently purchased from Cook Bros. A large crowd attended the ser­ vices in the Carmel Presbyterian church on Sunday last. Inspiring ser- anons were delivered by the pastor. .During the morning, service Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hedden had their baby baptized. The Odd Fellows of Hensall, Exe­ ter, Brucefield, Clinton, Seaforth and Lucan attended Divine Service at St, Paul’s Anglican church on Sunday evening last, with’ a large crowd present, and a very interesting ser­ mon was delivered. On Tuesday evening the recently -elected officers of Hensall Lodge No. .223 I. O. O. F. were installed by D. D. G. M. Suitter and-his installing team,.from Clinton and at the con­ clusion of the meeting refreshments were served and, a social hour spent. On Monday evening last the. mem­ bers of Zurich Masonic Lodge Hen- and Mrs. Herman Dayman and Mrs, - Mew, of Goderich, are re- Bonthron services Anglican not' Inter than. Sunday, May 24th< Mr.stQ. J. Sutherland our local Post Master is able to be at his duties .Miss Alice Higgiha visited \over the week-end with relatives in "Exe­ ter, " . Mrs. T'ho's- Jl^mphiii,?. ef< Detroit, i$ visiting' relatives. pud fiends in town. " , A new ladles’ ready-to-wear is be­ ing opened UP In the Murdock block on King| St, Mr. Harry Cook of Toronto Uni­ versity is spending liis holidays at his home - Mr, and Mrs. Bertram North and daughter Audrey visited friends in Seaforth on Sunday. Mr, Thus. Simpson,, of Lucan, call­ ed on friends in town last week, after his recent illness. Mi’, and Mrs. Verne Hedden moving into the Murdock block cently vacated by Mr. A. Tucker. Mr, and Mrs, Collyer and Mr. and Mrs, Talbot, of London, visited, on Monday at the home of Dr,- and Mrs, Collyer, Next Sunday will be observed as Mother’s ■ Day and special "services will he held in our local churches for the occasion. Mr. Henry Arnold received word on Tuesday of the death of his brother Fred Arnold, wno died in a Bufifalo Hospital on Tuesday morn­ ing. Mr. Arnold was well known in Hensall having conducted a general store "business here some twehty-fiye years ago, The, firm of Bonthron & Drysdale celebrated their twenty-first anni­ versary on Tuesday pf being in busi­ ness in Hensall. Their big store thronged all day and especially in the evening large crowds attended the demonstrations put on iby differ­ ent firms. Some ’ ten demonstra­ tors were there demonstrating dif­ ferent lines of' goods sold by Bom thron & Drysdale and giving advice. From a small "beginning the firm has grown to he one of the largest hard­ ware dnd furniture establishments in Western Ontario. Tinney-Pepper Nuptials A quiet but 5 pretty wedding, was solemnized on Saturday, April 25th at 10 a.m. at Hyatt Ave. United Church kparsonage, London by Rev. S. C. Parr when Ella ChriStene youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pepper of Hensall became the bride of Wni- George Scrandrett Tinney eldest’ son of Mr. Matthew Tinney of Hay. The bride looked charming in a frock or French Blue silk crepes with gold lace trimming and wearing a corsage bouquet of Sweetheart roses ana sweet peas. The bride was attended by Miss Grace E. Pepper sister of the bride and the groom, being supported by Mr. Frank Wildfong, of Exeter. Im­ mediately after the ceremony the wedding., party . motored to Wood- stock were a sumptuous wedding din­ ner was served at. the Canton Cafe. Later the happy young couple left on a trip to Niagara Falls and Toronto On their return they will reside in Hay Township. The Death of Mr*. Nathan Peek The death occurred at Hensall on Wedii'esday, April 29th of Eliza A. .McKinley, wife of Nathan Peck in .her 73rd year. Mrs. Pfeck was.- born in Stanley Township, ;the daughter o.f the late Mr. ana Mrs. John Mc­ Kinley and spent her early life there. Alfter her marriage to Mr. Peck they moved to their farm on the Babylon line where they resided until 1919, when they ■ - — ■ ” ' Peck was the United spected by sides her retired to Hensail. Mi’s, ■a consistent member of Qhurch and. highly re- all who knew her. Be- sorrowing husband she 1111 .JI 1... -IO. II. ml 11UIIULJW!J 4-. L-JI11111 a iu IWHIUB3.1 JJ JMittf! L JLU (THE EXETER JIMES-ADVOCATE iii,"hi11' iii I",,, j, 11 last Sunday. iMY, Walter Johns is home from Toronto on vacation, .The Wright family and Miss Sadie Smale moved their household effects to. London on‘Monday where wvill reside in future. Mr. and Mrs- Keith Hord, of don, jpalleci on relations hero on day. Mother’s Day service will be next Sunday morning ot the usual lxour. Preparations are under way for a Mother & Daughter Banquet to be held in the church on May 12th, Mr. and Mrs, John Francis, of London visited at Mr, Wesley John’s this week, The Live OaikS Mission Circle met for their monthly meeting on April 27th at the home of Mrs. White with eleven airemlbers present. The first hour was spent in .sewing. The president, Miss Florence Herdman thep took charge and opened the meeting with a verse of scripture t’oL lowed by hymn 187. An Easter scripture Jessop was read responsiyer- ly followed by prayer. Miss -Aud­ rey Prance then read "My Easter Thankoffering”. An ’ Easter read­ ing was also given by Miss Florence Bell; Miss Verna Brock read “The Perfect Love of God”; Misses Ber­ nice Murch and Margaret Johns gave a splendid report of the Presbyter- ial held in Hensall on April 26th. Roll call was responded t.o by an Easter message. Miss Dorptjhy Bar con was appointed to act as assist­ ant' treasurer; two other Easter reading were given by Misses Flor­ ence Herdman and Marjorie Del- bridge. The hymn “Jesus, Master Whom I Serve” was then sung. The meeting closed with prayer. they Lon- Sun- held CREDITON R-isidents^of the village of Cr.ed- ifon who desire t;o dump their scrap may be dp sp at H. Kuhn’s dumping ground. The half holidays for the summer months will commence the first Wednesday in June continuing on throughout June, July,/August and. September. ' Mr. Henry iEilber was taken to Victoria Hospital, London on Satur­ day’for treatment. We hope that he will soon be able to return home and resume his duties ill the office. Mr. Arthur Holtzman, pf Chicago Ill., called on friends in town last Friday. / Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Willis and Mr. and Mrs? .Walter Macpherson spent’Saturday night in London. ‘The Young Peoples’ Society of the United church had their closing meeting of the season last Friday evening . There was a good attend­ ance. The treasurer’s report showed an encouraging balance for the year The Society donated $5.00 for Miss­ ions. Dr. Meisner gave .a very inter­ esting) talk on “Preventive Medicine.’ The services of the United church will begin at .7.30 o’clock instead of 7 o'clock. • .Mr. John Mason, of Shipka, spent' Monday with his neice %Mrs. Walter, MacPherson. The Sunday .School of the United chufcli is making extensive prepar­ ations for the Mother’s Day Service next Sunday morningj also at the evening service there will foe Mother’s Choir. Mr. and Mrs. Baiker< of Toronto, spent Sunday witr Mr. and Mrs. E. THURSDAY, M^Y" 1031 Phone 102 III a THE RED & WHITE STORES MOTHER'S DAY FLOWERS MOTHER’S DAY CANDIES Don’t forget Mother this year. She likes to be remembered. Whipping Cream fresh ©very morning. Let us supply you; CROWN BRAND TEA—REAL GOOD ........... . . , . Per pound 39c, SPECIAL—FIVE STRING BROOMS ____________,,,.,_____each 29c. KOLONA COFFEE—FRESH AND FRAGRANT........... Per pound 29c. MOTHER’S DAY SPECIAL—MAYFLOWER SWEETS ,. pound box 59c. BEST PRICES ON SUGAR « .• » .• •.«. #■ ft. f < ■£. JEWEL SHORTENING AYLMER CHERRIES DRIED PEACHES 2 lbs. for 25c.* in' heavy syrup nice for pies Per lb. 15c. APPLES, GALLON TIN 2 tins for 35c. Each 21c. CHOCOLATE DELIGHT COOKIES GOOD PRUNES PURE LARD 2 lbs. for 25c. 2 lbs. for 19c. Per Jb. 23c.PURE RED PLUM JAM BEST QUALITY RICE 2 lbs. for 15d.CHOICE SOCKEYE 40 oz. jar each 33c. FALCON PEAS SALMON PURE CASTILE SOAP 3 tins for 25c.per tin 29c.8 bars' for 25c. Lux Soap............................3 cakes for 23c.Large Sweet Orange's ..... per doz, 39c. Sweet Corn.......................... 2 tins for 23c.Fig Bar Cookies ................ per lb. 19c. Aylmer Tomato Catsup .., 2 bottles 23c.Raspberry or Strawberry Jam 40 oz. jar 43 HARVEY & HARVEY LET US HELP YOU SAVE llllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllll EXETER, ONT. We Deliver lllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll a leavs to, mourn her loss one son.Ro-jK. Fahner. " m~.....Mrfj< Hill and’ daughter, Clarissasail, held a Pastmaster’s Night when 5®rtnM’. Peoli’. of. ,eyT Mrfl- Hiu aud' daughter, Clarissa,flue of the degrees of the Order was J ontoP®h3l'of Detroit, spent Tuesday calling on put on by the Pastmasters. There was a large attendance present and nt the close of the meeting a ban­ quet was served. - The death occurred at her 'home in Tuckersmith on Saturday, May 2nd of Mrs. McLean, beloved wife of John McLean *in her* 62nd year. Mrs. McLean has been in poor health for some time, and gradually wealkened until she passed away on Saturday IMrS. McLean’s maiden dame -jvas Eli­ sa Dalyrmple ahd was a member of the Chiselhurst United church and •was highly respected by her friends and neighbors. Besides her sorrow­ ing husband she leaves to mourn her , loss, four sons, Ross, pf Detroit; JRofot. and Glenn of Tuckers'mith and JLloyd at. home and two daughters, Mrs. Oliver Rowcliffe, of the Lon- <don Road and Mrs. 'H. Hunter, Us- toorne. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon interment in the Hensall Union cemetefy. Her pas- lor Rev. Arthur Sinclair of the Unit- ®d church had charge of the service. Bunday-May 10th, 11 a.m. Moth-' er’s Day service; Monday,*May lltli A.Y.P.A. -Meeting topic by Mrs. Var­ ley; May ll-13th Synod nneeting HDronyn Hall, London; evening ser- . vice,. Monday at . 8p.;m./prfeaclier,, Rev.. ‘ flCanon, Gower Rees,. St. "'George’s Montreal; Saturday, May 16th tea and sale of home made cooking and candy in the basement by the Ladiefe’ ’ Guild; Sunday May 17th, Ascension Sunday, 7p.m. A.Y.P.A, service, Moii- <day. May 18th closing meeting of A.Y.P.A. social evening, program <one-act play. Sunday, May 24th Whit Sunday, Rev. Bulteel, L. Th., <»f Kirkton, Ont will be the speaker for the day. May 2 6-2 8 th- Annual meeting of the Huron Dioceasan W< A. in Lopdon; Sunday, May- 31st, ’Trinity Sunday; Thursday, June 4th "Deanery Meeting in Exeter, deanery service, in evening at 8 p.m. All choirs of the Deanery are asked to Uake part in the service. The regu­ lar meeting of the Women's Guild -Will be held Tuesday, Slay 12th. At tills meeti'ng final arrangements Wilf toe made for the sale of home-cook- Miigi aiid candy and tea which will be .jserved Saturday, May 16th. Women’s Auxiliary—On May 26-. 28th the W< A. annual meeting will toe held.in London; An appeal is toeing made to all church women . Orbughput the diocese for this of- ‘ ^ei'ing. Will thfe ladies of the con- . sgregation please hand their contri­ butions to any of the W. A, officers • predeceased her six years ago. The funeral which was private took place on Friday afternoon with interment in the Bayfield cemetery. Her pas­ tor the Rev. Arthur Sinclair had charge of the service. The pall­ bearers were George Douglas, John Elder, Fred Hess,,. William Foster, John Zpefle and Henry Horton. Council Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the village council was held on Mon­ day evening with all the members present and Reeve Geiger in the chair. The niinutes of the last meeting were 'read and adopted on' motion- of Consitt and Mickle. A delegation from tlie firemen fire chief Moore and Geo. Brodk were present and stated that some of the fire hose was wore Out and should be’replaced by 50 or 100 foot more., The’ clerk was instructed to write foi\prices for new hose on motion of Spencer Consitt. Tax Collector Hemphill was pres ent, and stated that there was $414.- 14 of back taxes to collect. It was moved by Mickle and seconded by Consitt that the Collector hand in "tlie UniountS of uncollected taxes to the town treasurer to be sent by him to the County Treasurer for collec­tion. « . I Mr. Colin Hudson, Assessor of the friends in town. A large ‘■number went to see the fire last Sunday evening which des­ troyed the barn of Cyril Morley near Brinsley. CREDITON EAST of sonMr. and Mrs. David Baird and Jack spent Sunday with the former’s mother, Mrs. John Baird at Grand Bend. Mr. E. Merner spent the week-end with his wife and son in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wein and son Marvin, of Sharon, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis. Mrs... M. J. Graham and Mr. M. S. Cater, all of London, spent Sunday with the former’s mother, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. tWm. Heatherly spent Sunday with the latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Motz. Mr. and Mrs. ,Sam Rawlings, of Ailsa Craig, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Siips. Mr. Charlie Kerr and son Court­ land, of‘ Benniiller, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mi’s. Fred Kerr. Miss Lula Kerr, of London, Spent .viliage'waa present w.th the Asses’;^, Mr' sor’s.Roll lor 1931. which was ac-""”' M” K“'r cepted Iby^the council- after a great deal of discussion on some of the assessments on motion of Cameron and Spencer. The assessment on lands, business and income are about the same as they were in 1930. There is an increase in population Of 18 for the year. The "present population being 745 against 727 in of Mickle and Consitt. I .. 4 x ,, .A court -of revision Will be held Wod, first three days, of week and on the assessment roll on Monday at office over the Post Office, in j and Mrs. Fred Kerr.w I Mr. and Mrs., Jack Jasney..and baby have moved in to the "home of Mr. evening, June 1st. A number of accouts were presented and ordered paid on motion of Cameron and Con- Sitt. ■ Tihe Street Committee were in- sructed to get tenders for a number of loads of screened gravel. Considerable discussion took place on the ‘Transient By-law as it af­ fects a. business that is being started ill town. The council adjourned on motion of Mickle ahd Consitt, ELIMV1LLE .. Hev, White was at Prospect last Sunday afternoon pleaching an Anniversary service. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jeffery" and baby were callers at Mr, F. March’s Hill Charlie Kerr. « 1 DASHWOOD Dr. H. H. Cowen, L.D.S., D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEON At office In Hartleib Block, Dash- Zurich, last throe days of week. Mr. Geo. Maier, of Detroit, is vis­ iting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Win. Maier. Mr. and Mrs. Hartman Elsie have returned home after* spending sever­ al weeks in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Dunean Snider en­ tertained a number of' their friends one evening last week it being the anniversary of their wedding. The evening was spent in games after which refreshments was served -by the hostess. Miss M. Allemang spent the week­ end at her home In ijlmira. Mrs. J. Schroeder spent the week­ end with her daughter Mrs. Bruer In Mew Hamburg. i Mr. and Mrs, Everett Halst, of Zu- rich, were Sunday visitors with the latter’s parents" Mr. and Mrs, D. Schroeder. Mt. Otto Restemeyer js having a new verandah erected at the front of his residence ’which adds greatly to its appearance. Mr. and Mrs. R. Taylor, of Exeter, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Steinliagen. ' < Rev. and Mrs. Ness and Mr. 'and Mrs. Louis Rader motored to Tavis­ tock on Monday and visited friends there. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Calfas, of Sarnia, spent last week with friends here and in Mitchell. Mrs. J. Link of the 14th conces­ sion, who has been on the sick list for some-time is we are pleased tp say improving. Mr. Addison Gaiser and Ward Fritz made a business trip to Chat­ ham on Monday. Mr. and Mrs.* John Jacobs, of Clin­ ton and hlr. and Mrs. Milton Jacobs, «,of Flint, Mich., spent" Friday witji, •Mrs. J. Link, Mr. Sam. Winkenweder and sister Mrs. Bailey (Marie), of Montana and Mrs. Aug. Hill and daughter, of Detroit visited friends in this vicin­ ity. c Miss Pearl Bender, of Kitchener, spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Bender. Mr. Eddie Hamacher is confined to.his bed with pleurisy. # Mr. ahd Mrs. John Dietrich, of Shipka, and Mr. and Mrs. John Eidt, of New Hamburg were ‘Sunday vis? itors with Mrs. C.-Stade. , Mr. and Mrs. B. Pilkie and daugh­ ter Elda and Mr. Jack Winder and son, of Sarnia, spent Sunday with Mrs. Pilkie’s mother Mrs. Link who has been on the sick list. Mr. Geo. Linik' had the misfortune to hurt his right arm which will cause him to lay off work for a while. ! Miss Verna uil'K is spending a with her aunt in London attending, the graduating at Victoria Hospital. Mother’s Day services will iMr. and Mrs. C. Millson-and fam­ ily, of Lucan, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Millson., WINCHELSEA The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late Matthew Routly in their sad bereave­ ment and also to Mrs. Newton Clark in the loss of her brother the late Charles Dobbs of Saintsibury. Mrs; M. Elford, of Exeter, visited with her . daughter Mrs. W. !J. Veal this week. -Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Batten, Mr., and Mrs. R. W. Batten spent Sunday with friends ,jn Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Duffield, of Kirkton, spent Sunday "with Mr. and, Mrs. Herman Foster. Mrs. J. Foster, who h'as been •'con­ fined to her bed for several days as the result of a fall down stairs is able to be out around again. Mr. and Mrs. Lome E. Sholdice, of Centralia, visited 'with Mr. and. Mrs. Newton Clarke on Sunday. Mr. W. J. Veal and Mr. AV. G. Medd Were in St. Marys Monday on 'busi­ ness. Several from around here attend­ ed the funeral of the late Charles Dobbs in Lucan on Friday. • Next Sunday is Mothers’ Day and special services are being held, at Elimville church and a good attend­ ance, is expected. - . ■ • 4 • 1 GREATEST VALUE IN OLDSMOBILE HISTORY AT FACTORY, OSHAWA, TAXES EXTRA few days and also exercises -Special be observed in an appropriate man ner at the Evangelical church ^Sunday. on in is r; L. CENTRALIA Miss Mary O’Brien, of London, spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. c. O’Brien. Mr. and Mrs. Miles McCabe spent the week-end at their home Stratjiroy. . Miss Lillian Elliott of Detroit., visiting with he nfather, Mr. W. Elliott. Mrs. George Hodgins and Mrs. .McFalls, of Biddulph, spent Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden.' Mothers Day service will be held in the United church on Sunday, May 10th. Services at 10.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. v Mr and Mrs. T. Boyle, o,f Toronto, andsMiSses Mae and Margaret Boyle, of London, visited with relatives in the village on Sunday. Mr. Oilvei’ Anderson, of Belgrave is visiting liis sister, Mrs. Arthut Brook, continues to friends hope returned to On Wednes- WHALEN Mr. Geo. Millson still 'be quite ill. His many for a speedy recovery. Mrs.’ Alice Parkinson her home in St, Marys day-having spent the past two weeks With her sister, Mrs. Geo. Millson, - Mr. and Mrs. Frank* Gilnning and Milne Pullen attended the gradua­ tion of Victoria Hospital nurses in London on Tuesday evening. Miss Florence Pullen being , one of the graduates. Miss Jessie Brooks R.N., is visit­ ing her parents Mr* and , Mrs, Wm, Brodies. Miss Sadler spent the week-end at lifer home, in Staffa. DURING the past, Oldsmobile has earned a nation-wide reputation- for sound value. But today, finer quality plus lower prices make this new Oldsmobile a greater buy than ever. 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