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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-08-13, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE 3# . mag jc*i ©umww CLINTON, ONTARIO Offers you th© Practical Business Training' that has made It possible for our scores of students to obtain and. hold positions in this time of depression^ because of their high standard of eftecipncy. Prepare ta be one of the employed next year by taking, a THOROUGH PRACTICAL COMMERCIAL COURSE NOW We offer you the following courses: Secretarial, Stenographic, Commercial, General Of­ fice and Special Courses arranged, FAIL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER St X031 Write or phone for particulars; M. A. STONE, B. F, WARD, B. A„ Com, Specialist Principal Vice-Principal Phone 198 DR. J. A. McTAGGART, L. D. S, aufc visit here, They were aiccom- «panied home by Mrs. Campbell’s HENSALL, ONT. mother, Mrs, Thos. Murdoch, who Telephone 106 Main Street HENSALL Miss Amy Lainmie, of Toronto, is visiting at her home here. Mr. Fred Bloomfield, of Exeter, was in town on Tuesday. Mr. Wm, Pearce, of Exeter, vis­ ited friends in town recently, Mr. josh, Ashton, of Seaforth, vis­ ited with friends in town on Tues­ day. Mr, Geo, Todd is spending a coup­ le of weeks visiting friends in Mich­ igan. Mrs. Vair, of Toronto, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Robert Bon- thron, Mr. and Mrs. Willis J. Powell, of Exeter, called on friends in town last week. Mrs. Ross McLean and children, of Detroit, are visiting with rela­ tives here,, Mr. Scott Welsh has resumed his position with T. 0. Joynt’ after a two -weeks vacation. Mr. Frank Farquhar has several men engaged in improving his prop­ erty on Oxford street. Mrs. A. Hawthorne and daughter Janet of Moosejaw, are visiting with Hensail friends this week. Miss Doreen Farquhar is spending her holidays this week visiting her parents in Stanley Township. Mrs. Harry Harman who has spent the last month visiting friends in Toronto has returned home. Mrs, D. Paisley and children, of Montreal, are visiting at the home of the former’s mother Mrs. E. Ren­ nie. Mr. and Mrs. Bell, of Sit. Thomas, are visiting with their many rela­ tives and friends in and around Hensall. Dr. Jas. Grey, of Beattie, Wash., and Mr. John Grey, of Toronto were recent visitors with their sister Mrs. S. Smiilie. Mrs. Peter Fisher and Miss El­ eanor have returned home after a •weeks vacation with friends in Gravenhurst. James McCullough and sister, Miss Mary, of Bracefield, are spend­ ing *a few days visiting with Miss Hannah Craig. Mt. Wm. Butt, of Seaforth, is vis­ iting with his sisters here, Mrs. J. Murdock, Mrs. John Dinsdale and Mrs. H. Petty. Bonthron & Drysdale are paint­ ing the front of their store and otherwise improving their property on King Street. o The Boy Scouts and Scout Master Mr. Fred Hess have returned home after a pleasant holiday at Pike Bay and Tobermory. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fleming and Miss Doris Harmon have returned to Toronto after spending a tew weeks visiting in town. Dr. George Rlatlchford, of Clinton, Mich., is spending a few days in the village this week visiting his brother Richard and other relatives. Mr. Robert Baker and son, ’ of Cornduff, Sask., have returned to their home in the West after visit­ ing friends in this district for a -couple of weeks. Mr. aim Mrs. Alex E. Smiilie, of Toronto are spending' a few days in the village visiting their son, Dr. Smiilie and other relatives. Mr .and Mrs. Ladd M-cEweu and little daughter have returned home after a weeks pleasant visit with •friends in Paisley and other places. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Davis, of London, have moved to town and will reside with Mr* Davis’ mother, Mrs. W. C. Davis, South Richmond street. Mr, Glenn Broadtoot, of Canadian Bank of Commerce, Regina, Sask., is expected this week to visit his mother, Mrs. Jos. Bro’adfoot, of HensalL Ellen Pock, Mary Goodwin and -Carry Joynt have had their tonsils removed, The operations were per­ formed by Dr. Collyer and Dr. Fletcher, of Exeter. Mrs. A. J« Kimball and family and Miss Norma Bonthron left on Friday for their home in Chicago after a pleasant two week’s visit with relatives here. Miss .Elva Bolton, of Kitchener, Miss Tory Bolton, of Toronto, Doris •and Norma, of London, are holiday­ ing at the home of their parents, Mr* and Mrs. Gordon Bolton. . Dr. and Mrs. Campboll and slaughter Jean have returned to .theft homo hi Toronto after a pleas­ will visit m Toronto for some time. Mr. John Btacey and brother, Fred, of Detroit, spent the week­ end visiting friends here. They were accompanied home by their mother, Mrs. S. Stacey, who 1ms been visiting relatives and friends in Hensall and Hillsgreen for the past three weeks. Captain Fairmell, of the Old Age Pension Department, Toronto, was in tpwn Friday calling on the old age pensioners of Hensall. Captain Fairmell will call on all those re­ ceiving pensions in Huron, Perth and Bruce Counties and will make a general survey of this district and make his report to Toronto. He has about finished Perth County and has spent three weeks in Huron He is now working in the south end of the county. The Women’s Missionary Society of the United; Church held their regular meeting on Thursday after­ noon last in the basement of the church. Owing to the albsen/cd of the president, Mrs. Sinclair took the chair. After the opening exer­ cises, an instrumental duet urns given by Misses I. Douglas and F. Foss and a solo by Mrs. Hedden. Af­ ter whi-ch a dev-otional leaflet was read by Miss Gonsitt and the study taken by Mrs. Elder, Mrs. Hedden, Mrs. Habkirk and Mrs, Anna Me- Donell. Eight Straight Wins for, Hensall Hensall won their eighth straight win Friday night at Whigham and ■ have- cinched the group honors in i the 0. B. A. “B" series. The score i being 10 to 8. Howe for Hensall I pitched the first two innings and then weakened and Welsh relieved him and held Wingham scoreless. * Hensall will meet Stratford in the I semi-finals. The- boys are playing great ball and showing up to good advantage. Bowling Tournament The bowlers held a tournament on our local green on Wednesday last. A large number of bowlers from different parts of Western Ontario were present. The green was in splendid condition and the day ideal for the event. The first prize was won by Dy. Beckley and i R. J. Winter, of Seaforth; second by J. S. Wren and Fred Bonthron, of Hensall and third by Dr. Mlc'Tag- gart and A. L. -Case, of Hensall and fourth by R. J. Sproat and J. E. Willis, of Seaforth. The play con­ tinued until after midnight. Inquest into, Death The adjourned inquest on the late Robert Lamont took place on Tues­ day morning in the Town Hall. Dr. Q’Dyer, Coroner of Huron County presided. Crown Attorney Holmes of Goderich, was there in the inter­ ests of the Crown. Dr. Collyer, who performed the post mortem was called on and told of the condition he found the body in and that in his opinion death was caused by an alcoholic condition of the heart. ■Constables Gundy, Whitesides and Hudson gave evidence also a num­ ber of young men belonging to the village. The Crown authorities were trying to find out where the deceased got the liquor but nothing definite was found out? The jury brought in a verdict along the lines of Dr. Collyer’s evidence. Council Meding; The regular monthly meeting of the Village Council was hold on Tuesday evening, all the members present and Reeve. Geiger, in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted on motion of Spencer and Gonsitt. Councillor Spencer reported on the condition of the crossing in front of the property of Jas. Bonthron on Oxford St, The Street Committee were- instructed to examine the crossing and make repairs. Roeve Geigor reported that the gravelling of the road running east out of Hen­ sall was completed. A. number of communications were read and or­ dered filed. The following accounts wore presented and ordered paid: Arthur Clark, labor on street .$2.80; Nelson Blatclrf-ord, weed cutting $18.70; Frank Wiifckwiro, printing $42,50; William Hildebrandt, labor $J<60; A. Shencer <& Son, supplies 60c.; hydro $7.00. All cutting of weeds on private' lots will be charg­ ed up to- the owners with taxes. SR The council then adjourned on mo­ tion of Miokie and Spencer. London seniors Defeat Hensall The Hensall baseball team took; their turn at night pasgiball on Mon-' day in London, and although defeat­ ed turned In a very creditable show­ ing against the London Seniors. This was the visitors’ first appearance before the man-made daylight and their four misplays were due largely to this. Kersiake had the city boys baffled for four innings but after that a succession of extra base hits Changed the entire complexion and when the game ended the London­ ers were ahead 10 to 6, 'The Lon­ don team used three, pitchers. Lefty Adair hurled the first four innings and was found for two runs. Freddie Quick pitched two innings and Mc­ Intyre finished- the mound work. Gascho with three hits stood out for Hensall. The Londoners had seven miscues to Hensalls four. Kersiake, Went the route for the losers and1 struck-out fifteen batters. The Hensall line-up was as follows: Gascho, If; McCauley, 2nd; Joynt, rf; Brownlee, 1st; Rannie, 3rd; Brintnell, ss; Yungfolut, cf; Cante- Ion and Horton, c; Kersiake, p. DASHWOOD Dr. H. H. Cowen, L.D.S., D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEON At office In Hartleib Block, Dash­ wood, first three days of week and at office over the Post Office, in Zurich, last three days of week. Mrs. C. Huitz, of Pontiac, Mich., is visiting relatives in this vicinity. Miss Zeta Nadiger is spending a week in Mitjchell the guest of Miss Blanche Edi'ghoffer. Ernie Adams, of London, is spend­ ing his vacation with his uncle Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Kraft. Milton Bauer spent the week-end with friends in Seberingville. Mr. and Mrs. D. Pfaff, of Sarnia, spent a few days in town this week.1 Mr. and Mrs. D. Tiernan visited friends in Mitchell on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. A. Oestric'her. and family spent a few days with friends in London and Dorchester. Mr. and Mrs. Herman, Eidt, of Ingersoll, were Sunday visitors in town. Mr. and Mrs. P. Humble and fam­ ily, of Sarnia, visited for a few days with Mrs. Humble’s mother Mrs. Finkibeiner. Miss Myrta Hollman, of Kitchen­ er, is- .spending “a week’s vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Hoffman. Leonard Birk, the week-end Mrs. T. L. called on the last week. Edmund Becker motored Sound, for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Mclsaac re­ turned to Detroit on Monday after spending two weeks’ vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. P. Mclsaa'c. Mrs. Witzel spent the week-end in Port Huron, also attending the wedding of her grand daughter Miss Elsie Bums on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith and family, of Inwood, spent the week­ end with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Schenk. Mr, and Mrs. John Hoffman and daughter Lily and Mt. and Eckstein, of London, were visitors in town. Mrs. Baker is on the sick Harold Weber visited friends Ipperwash Beach on Sunday. Misses Alice and Myrta Hoffman and Mervyn Tieman are spending a few days in Detroit this week. Master Lloyd Weido has returned to his home at Crediton after visit­ ing at the home of Mr. Fred Schlundt for the past three weeks. of Guelph, spent at his home Wurm, of Misses Kraft here. Toronto, one day to Owen i Mrs. R. Sunday list. at her As soon as a. man' -thinks he has a woman “just where he wants her” he begins to wonder if he wants there. CREDITON EAST With their son, Jack Bend with Hu- and few and of John Lawson and other Mr. Joseph Bullock, Wm. Lischer and Edward Fahrner, who are em­ ployed on the Highway near Walk­ erton spent the week-end wives and families. Mrs, David Baird and spent last week at Grand Mrs. John Baird. Master Jack Anderson has return­ ed home after holidaying in Pt. ron, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wein son Marvin, of Sharon, spent a days the past week with Mr. Mrs. Harry Lewis. Mrs. Orleman and daughter Pittsburg are visiting the former’s mother Mrs. relatives. •Mrs. M. Pringle and London, spent Sunday Mrs. Wilson Anderson. Mrs. Or elm an and Mrs. end with Mr. and Mrs. Goo. I. in Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson Sunday with Mr.* and Mrs, ( Lawson in Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pfaff and children, of Woodham, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pfaff fir. Mr. and Mrs, Ike Sims and chil­ dren, of Exeter, spoilt Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Job Simd* J. Graham Mr. F. B* i ; and Miss Cater, all of with Mr. and daughter and John Lawson spent the WOek- awson THE RED & WHITE STORE SPECIAL FOR THE CHW-PREN NEW CROP NO. I, JAMAICA COCOANUTS, large size each 5c. T KELLOGG’S RICE KRISPIES—SPECIAL ,,. LIBBY'S PORK & BEANS, No, 2 1-2 large th MAPLE LEAF SALMON, 1-2 lb. tin LUX SOAF FLAKES..................,, Super Suds 3 large pkgs, for 21c. Schneider’s Pure Lard 2 lbs. far 19c. Pure English Mustard Best for Pickles 1-4 lb. for 12c. REDPATH GRANULATED SUGAR ...... 18 Jbs. for 99c. Mother’s Baby Soap ...... 3 bars for 16c. Picnic Plates...............................per doz. 9c. Red & Whit© Cofree . ...........per lb. 49c. Fly Tox....................8 oz. bottle each 35c. Finest Vinegar for Pickling. . per gal. 48c. De Luxe Jelly Powders................6 for 25c. McCormick’s Assorted Cookies per lb. 19c. Mac’s Cookies...........................per pkg. 15c. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF SPICES AND VINEGAR FOR PICKLING. HARVEY & HARVEY Phone 102 EXETER, ONT. “QUALITY ALWAYS HIGHER THAN PRICE?’ We Deliver 1111 III De- the Mrs. Geo, Trailer, of visiting relatives in Mrs. Ben Eilber and son CREDITON Our school trustees have erected signs on the Main Street with the words: “School. Go Slowly.” Since the pavement lias been completed on the Highway, the traffic through the village has increased and it has been thought best to warn the pub­ lic of the location of the school and so protect the children who are in the habit of crossing the street without any thought of danger. The game between Hensall and Crediton last Thursday night was rather a hectic affair. Our boys didn’t make a very good showing. The score was just too bad. Mr. and’ troit, are village. Mr. and Fred, of Ubly, Mich, and Mrs. Emma Scott, of Philadelphia, Penn., are visiting relatives in Crediton and Exeter. . and Mrs. Ed. Arens, of Tor­ onto, and Miss Ada Webster, of Lucknow, visited Mr. and Mrs. Herb Eilber over the week-end. Ed. Fahner, who is working on the .pavement near Walkerton was home for Sunday. These hot days have .caused a lot of bur people to go t?o- the Lake and take a swim in the cooling waters. The beach is exceptionally fine this year with a fine sandy bottom. Miss Pearl Haist, of Ann Arbour, Mich., who has been visiting her mother Mrs. Joseph Haist is visiting friends in Kitchener for a few days. Mrs. Sarah Bertrand and the Miss­ es Bertrand, of Detroit, and Miss El­ la Link, of Hamilton, who are camp­ ing at the lake, visited old acquain­ tances in the village last week. The many friends of Mrs* August Hill and her daughter Miss Clarissa, of Detroit, were pleased to see them last Saturday for a short time. The contest being held in the Evengelical Sunday Slehool between the Reds and’ the Blues is proving quite exciting. The school is divid- ed into two classes and each color'oh friends on Monday evening; is represented as an ocean liner cross­ ing the Atlantic Ocean from America to Palestine. Miss Lorenc Hirtzel is captain of the Reds and Miss Elsie Thompson Captain of the Blues. So far the Reds are in the lead but the race is proving a keen one. Mr. and Mrs. E. Truemuer and family, of Cliesley, visited with the latter’s'parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gaiser. Mr. Cadger, of Parkhill, is reliev­ ing Mr. M. W. Teller, manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce while he and his family are on their vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Joe .Schwartz and daughter, of Detroit, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A* E. Wuerth. > Mr. and Mrs. J. Hciflman, Lillian, Mr. and Mrs. Erskine and S* Betts- chen, of London, called, on relatives in town on Sunday. Miss Hoffman sang a solo In the Evangelical Sunday School on Sun­ day morning. Miss Lavina Smith, Mrs. W>m. H. Smith and Mrs. Sparling and Clair, of Walkerton, are camping at Grand Bend. Rev. Lome W* Brown, pastor of the Hollis Presbyterian Church, Hol­ lis, New York, a former Crediton boy, accompanied by his wife, is spending his holidays at Muskoka Lakes. lie intends leaving Musk- oka on Sunday next and will visit in Kitchener and Crediton for a few days. ice cream parlor is merely a where -they have little tables 4 S- .< .* Magic White Javelle Water Makes Clothes White Large bottle 10c. Finest Mixed Pickling Spice Large pkg. each 10c. Fancy Queen Olives 20 oz. Crackle Jar each 23c. CENTRALIA NOTICE On account of the early harvest and low prices for grain we will run the mill every day on and after August 15th at 15 bags for a $1.00, —Wm. J. Smith. Miss Lydia Stewart, -o.f Exeter vis­ ited last week with ’her aunt and un­ cle, Mr .and Mrs. W. Kersiake. Rev .and Mrs. Irwin, of Cottam, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thompson last week and -also called on other friends. Mrs. B. Cook is spending a few days this week with her daughter in St. Thomas. Miss Helen Hicks, R. N, of London has been holidaying with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hicks, l'or the past couple of weeks. Mrs. Robert Smith lias been under the doctor’s -care during the past week 'but we are glad to know she is, able to be out algain. , Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor and daughter, of Belgrave, Mr, and Mrs. A. McGowan and Orval, of Blyth, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, A. Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Sleamon re­ cently visited with friends in Wind­ sor. Miss Patsy Russell, of Exeter, vis­ ited with Miss Jean Thompson last week. Mr. Lome Hicks, of Windsor, is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hicks. Mr. Chas. Atkinson and Mr. Albert Atkinson, of Detroit, visited for a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. John McFalls. Mr. Wm. Folland and Mr. Norman Bailey, of Royal Oak, Mich., are hol­ idaying with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Baw- den. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Millson and children, of Loudon, visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Pon warden recently. Miss E. Clark, of Goderich, called Mrs. Spencer has returned to her home in St. Thomas after spending a couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs. H. Hicks. On Monday evening Miss Agnes Anderson’s circle, of the W. M. S. served cake and ice cream at the ball game and succeeded in taking in a nice sum of money. The first game in the second half •of the baseball series was played on the local diamond -on Thursday even­ ing of last week between Zurich and Ceptralia. The game ended with a score 16-—4 in favour of Zurich On Monday evening of this week Credi- ton team played the Centralia team on the local field. During the first part of the game Crediton boys were in the lead with a score of 7-—2, but Centralia picked up courage and af­ ter making some fine hits they suc­ ceeded in tieing the score. Harry Bowden made a Iwane run. papers were read by Mrs. Mrs. G* Hicks, Mrs. G. A vocal duet was sung Isaac and Mrs, R. Smith. .. The talk on the Study Book given The monthly meeting of the W. M. B* was held in the basement of the church on Tuesday, August 11th. Mrs. W. Isaac leading; with the use of hymn 239, the meeting was open­ ed, after which all repeated the Lord’s prayer. The devotional leaf­ let was read by Mrs. G. Hicks. Other missionary R. Smith, Baynham. by Mrs. A. Hymn. was given by Mrs, A. Isaac. The Scripture lesson found in Matthew, 28 was road by Mrs. G. Raynham. Hymn. The mooting wa«? dosed with Brayer and the Benediction by Mrs, Robb, , „ 2 pkgs, fur 23c. each 15c. ........ 2 for 35c. .,. 3 pkgs, for 23c. Hawe’s Lemon Oil 12 oz. bottle 23c. M Palmtree Soap Pure palm and olive oil 5 cakes for 17c. ililir ELIMVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giles, of Hamilton, visited with Joshua Johns and family last week. For the next three Sundays there will only be one preaching- service a Sunday on this circuit. These will be held in the evening at 7 p.m. Next Sunday in Elimville chur|ch; on the 23rd o.f August in Zion church and on the last Sunday in August in Elimville church when Rev. Ste­ wart, of Staffa will be the minister while Rev. White is on his vacation. Next Sunday the Sunday School will meet at 2 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Johnston and son Neil, of Whalen visited at Mr. Wm. Johns’ last Sunday', Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones, of London, visited at Mr. Henry Johns’ on Sun­ day last. Mrs. Louisa Hagerman, of Roxfoorou’gh came with them and is remaining for a time. Miss Grace White and nephew, Mr. Vester White, of Chatham, have been visiting with Rev. and Mrs. White during the past week. Miss Ma’y Jones, of London, spent Sunday with her cousin Mrs. Nelson Coultis. Little Miss Edith Hunter, of Exe­ ter, is visiting her cousin Miss Gladys Skinner this week. Master Reggie Ford, oif Eden, spent Monday with his cousin Mas­ ter Clarence Ford. Mr. Wellington Bell has returned to Detroit, after spending two weeks: holidays at his home here. Mr. Wilbur Clarke called on his friends and relatives recently before leaving for his home in Salvador, Sask. Miss Lois Smith, of Winthrop, is spending this week at Mr. Wesley Horne’s. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and fam­ ily, of Eden, visited at Mr. Melville Skinner’s on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Talbot and babe, of Goderich, visited Mrs. Tal­ bot’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cornish on Sunday last. Mrs. McFalls, of Exeter, visited her sister Mrs. Wes. Horne last week. Master Ross Skinner is recuperat­ ing from an attack of jaundice. Miss Florence Herd-man spent a few days at the home of her grand­ parents in Exeter last -week. Mrs. W. Skinner returned to her home last week after spending! some time, due to sickness with her par­ ents Mr. and Mrs. James Heywood* Mrs. H* Henderson and son George spent a few days last week at the home of her father, Mr. McDonald, of Staffa. MT. CARMEL Misses Marjorie and Maria Regan accompanied by their friend. Miss Gardiner, of London, spent the week- w I til tli& Mr. Joseph Ragier and mother,. Mrs, Dederick and Willift spent A few days with friends at Detroit. Mr, and Mrs, A. Rouleau accom­ panied by the former’s patents, Mr, and Mrs. Rouleau, of Detroit, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. James Carey. Miss Mary Mahoney is visiting friends at London. Mrs. Shenk and family visited with friends at Woodham -on Sunday, Miss Acinus Quarry, of London, is visiting, her sister Mrs. M. Doyle. » Mrs. T. Ducharme and family are visiting her mother, Mrs, M. O’Brien. Mr. Cyril Doyle, -of London, called on friends hero last week. Misses Louise, Gertie and Evan­ geline O’Eara, of Detroit, called cfe fHends here last week.