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THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE THURSDAY, OC/IXXJIER M
Rondon, was
visiting with
is this week
ARM NUMB WITH
RHEUMATISM
CREDITON
Fraser prewu announces that he
is open for business in the Wuerth Chopping Mill building and will pur
chase Eggs, Poultry and Cream* Hp
also has for sale a full variety of
winter
THE RED & WHITE .store
apples.Woman’s Thanks to KrOsdien
“I have been suffering from rheu
matism for years. At one time I
and Mrs, Q. N. Braun, Harry
. °1' Owendale, Mich** and Miss
could scarcely walk with pains in! Esther Eilber, qf Detroit, visited
pay feet, The thumb of jny left with Mr. and Mrs. H. Eilber a
hand was so stiff j could oqly bend iew days last week,
it with the aid of the right hand, J| Mr, and Mrs. F, W, Clark were in
was afraid- to. go to bed, as my right j Narnia on Sunday.^
hand and arm up to the elbow used .... ’ x
to go num'b,-and the pain was just
Mrs. Wm. Hildebrandt was visit-' terrible until I got the. circulation
—J started ‘to take a
I half-teaspoonful -of Kruschen in a
Mr. Gordon Reid, of
in town on Tuesday,
Mrs, Roy Parlwei* is
her sister in Toronto,.
Mrs. Thus. Parlmer
visiting with her son in Windsor.
Mrs. Alex McMurtrie is visiting
this week with her son jn Stanley,
Mr, Harold Munn, of Stratford
spent the week-end with friends in
town.
Miss Jean Bonthron, of London,
spent the week-end at her home
' here,
Rev.
Braun,=s
ed recently by some of her sons of F0!*? agaim
London. |Miss Margaret McLaren, of Lon- sMss^ of hot water before breakfast,
don, spent the *...........
home here.
Mr. and Mrs.
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<1 1 i Western Rolled Oats/ fine pr pparitp .. 7 lbs. 25c,■a I I Campbell’s Vegetable Soup ,R, 2 tips for 17c, •. {.Chrjk’s Spjaps, assorted , 4 tins fo* 25c,
Armour’s Corn Beef
2* tins for 25c.
Jewel Shortening
1 1 Jb, pkg, 2 for 2Jc.,
Falcon Mincemeat
2 lb. for 25c.
PURE CANE SUGAR ..Z.................... ..., .. 10 lbs. for 50c.
Old Dutch Cleanser
per tin 10c.
Princess Soap Flakes
"•Large pkg. each 15c.
Palmolive Toilet Soap
3 cakes for 21c.
AUSTRALIAN SEEDLESS RAISINS, NEW CROP ....... 2 lbs. for 25c.
Cocoa in Bulk
1-2 lb. pkg each 9c.
Macaroni Ready Cut
in bulk, 2 lbs. for 13c.
Servus Pumpkin
No, 2 tin, 2 for 17c.
FINEST QUALITY PITTED DATES.................................. 2 lbs. for 23c.
0
Good Quality Rice
3 lbs. for 16c.
Rex Vanilla
2 bottles for 13c.
Broken Sodas
McCormick’s 2 lbs. for 17c
| Mr. Harrison Holtzmann and chib
dren spent a few days with Mrs. | Haist and Mrs, Leah Holtzmann.
I (M’r, and Mrs, Everett Haist and 1 daughter of Zurich were guests with
the formers parents Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Haist,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Birk, Mrs. J. Mac
Donald, of Detroit, and Mrs, C. Eil
ber, of Zurich were visitors over the
week-end with Mrs. Mary Wenzel’
1 and »Mr. and Mrs, Herb Fahrner.
Mrs, Wm- Wein, and children, of
Dashwood, visited a ’few days last
week with Mrs.’ Elizabeth Wein.
Miss Helen Maclsaac, of London,
spent the week-end with her parents
Mr, and Mrs, Daniel Mclsaac.*
Mrs. Archie^Miller, Mrsy Ed. Haist
and Misses-Cora Haist and Edna
Faist, of Pigeon, Mich., and Mrs. A.
Haist and Mrs. George Howell, of
Detroit, spent a few days last week
at *the home- of Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Hill. " \
Miss Lillian Finkbeiner, of South
Cayuga, is visiting this week at the
Lome of Mr. Hy. Haist and other
■relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Holtzmafin,
Mr. and Mrs. Asa He-nry, of Balo
Eagle Lake, 'Mich., visited with Mrs.
Leah Holtzmann over the week-end.
Rev. Fred Faist, of Chippawa, On
tario, spent Friday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. E- Faist.
The Women’s Association of the’
United Church held their October
meeting on the afternoon of^Oct,
12th. In the absence of the presi
dent Mrs, Woodall presided. The.
lesson was read by Mrs. Rev. John
son. Prayer was offered by Mrs. I.
Hill. After left-over business was
dealt with it was decided to serve a
chicken supper on November 9th. A
social time concluded the meeting
at which the following were host
esses: Mrs. Roy Schwartz, Mrs. Ross
Taylor and Mrs. Garnet Hill.
Crediton Fowl Supper
The Fowl Supper" conducted by
the Evangelical church last Thurs
day evening very nearly attained
its usual success. Proceeds frbm
the sale of tickets were somewhat
higher and the contributions by the
local congregation were some
what lower. The so-called depres
sion sometimes effects people of
whom one should hardly expect it,
‘but no doubt there are many some
what effected who yet show a noible
spirit when it comes *ito church, mat
ters. Four organized S. S. classes
decorated the building. Twelve
tables, each accommodating sixteen
people and each table bedecked with
the usual bountiful supply of good
things, besides the serving of hot
goose and all that goes with it, tells
the most interesting paragraph- of
the fowl supper. Behind this scene
was that usual and most efficient
organization and system that com
prising the machinery of prompt
service. Mre. Gottfried Wein, the
general convenor with her secretary
Mrs. Emmery Fahrner were cheer
ful and untiring in their efforts dur
ing the days of strain. All the
convenors and helpers, men, women’ ‘
and young people showed mu,ch of
the same spirit. H. K. Eilber was
convenor of the business committee
and Miss Lavina Smith made ar-
of the
church
friends
week end at her an(i believe me I feel a different wo-
j man, I tell everyone what5 I' take,
j, Bonthron and the- 800d it bas done me.”—
spent the^ week-end with friends in t W-A.B.
Kitchener. ....
The many friends of Mrs. Wm,
Caldwell will be sorry to hear she
is seriously ill. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Agur, of
Mt. Forest, visited on Saturday
with friends in town.
Mrs. (Dr.) Collyer spent Saturday
in London visiting with her pi oth
er who is seriously ill. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell, of
Usborne, ^visited on Sunday wiip
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hudson.
The Annual Rally of the Young
People of Huron will be held at
Auburn on Monday evening next;
Mrs. H. Workman, and daughters
Misses Olive and Mabel, visited
friends in Benmiller on Saturday.
Quite a number from here at
tended Anniversary Services at Kip
pen ^nd Chiselhurst on Sunday last.
Mrs. J. W. White Js visiting with,
her ■ son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
a*nd Mrs. Jas. Eby, or. Collingwood.
The Old Time Dance put on in
• the Town Hall by the* Firemen on
Tuesday evening was very well at
tended. {
The Arnold Circle of the Carmel
Presbyterian Church held their
meeting at the home of Mrs. Glenn
Bell Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Drysdale,
Mrs. W. A. McLaren and Mrs. Harry
Howard, have returned home after
a pleasant visit with friends in Bor
deaux, Sask.
Miss Annie Consitt is confined
her home with a severe attack
neuritis! Her duties as teacher
the Public Schol are being taken
Mrs. Harold Hilliard.
Mrs. Maud Hedden’ very
sang' over the radio at CJ'GC
don on Monday evening. Her
entitled “The Voice in the Old
age Choir” and “When Irish
are Stmiling”. This is the second
time Mrs. Hedden has sung over
the air.
.Services in our local -church were
well attended on /Sunday last. At
the United Church,' Rev. Mr. Gale
of Moncton, occupied the pulpit in
the'morning and the evening service
was withdrawn owing to the anni
versary. services in the Chiselhurst
United Church. At the Carmel Pres
byterian church. Rev. Malcolm
Young, of ‘Sarnia, had charge of
both services and the choir render
ed several fine anthems.
A concert under the auspices of
the Young People of the United
Church was held on Monday even-
x ing* with a large number present
An excellent program was given by
the men, those taking pdrt were as
follows: Scotch solo, Mr. Harry
Hoffman, of Dashwood; reading Mr.
George Follick'; solo, Sam Rennie
and piano solo, Dr. I. S. Smillie. A
very interesting address by Rev.
Mr. Elliott, of Main Street United
Church Exeter.
The Welfare' Youth Club of the Carmel Presbyterian Church heliS
their regular meeting on Monday
evening. The meeting was opened
by singing a hymn after which* Rev,
J. B. Rhodes led in prayer. The
Scripture lesson was read by Miss
Alice Walkei1 followed )by< a very
interesting address on “Presbyter
ianism” by Rev. Rhodes, of Exeter.
A vote of thanks to Mr. Rhodes
was moved by Mr. Jack Bean, after
which the meeting closed with the
Benediction and contests and games
. were^ indulged in.
W,
ably
Lon-'
solo
Vill-
Eyes
| Kruschen contains six mineral
salts which tone up the- liver, kid
neys and stomach—and keep them
working smoothly and efficiently.
The reward of this internal cleanli
ness is a freshened and invigorat
ed blood-stream. Piosonous uric acid
is expelled through the natural
channels, and the pains of rheuma-
I tism cease. And as you continue
with Krug’che-n, your whole being—
body and brain—responds to its
purifying force.
GR^AND BEND
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Oliver were in
London on Tuesday visiting their
daughter Cora/
'Mr, and Mrs. Joe Ravelie Jr., vis
ited with friends around Stratford
for the past week. B
Mrs. Taylor is spending a week
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Cy
rus Green.
Every available man has gone
from the burg to the celery gardens
this week, as celery pulling is in
full swing.
Mrs. Peter Eisenbach, who spent
a few days with her mother Mrs.
I. Tetreau returned home Sunday.
Mr. Wilford Mathers, of London,
and Miss 'Edith Lovie, of London,
spent the week-end at her home
here.
The bunch that were bathing in
Old LSke Huron at this point Sun
day shy .the water was beautiful and
some took a stroll on the shore in
their bathing suits. No need to go
farther south. '
THAMES ROAD s
Mrs. Greenwood, of Brantford,
formerly . of Mitchell, spoke <at a
Missionary meeting in Roy’s United
Church during the past • week. The
Mount Pleasant and Thames Road
societies were present.
Mrs. J. W. Stewart an,d Mr. Win.
Stewa'rt motored to Toronto accompanied bA Mr. and Mrs. Hillburn,
who have been visiting relatives in
the community. Mrs. Stewart and
William returned- Friday last after
visiting a few days.
t Mis? Anna. Allison R.jST., of New
York, has returned after visiting
for some time at the home, of her
parents Mr. and Mrs: J. T/Allison.
'Miss Lula Kerr, of Crediton, was
the guest of Miss Blackhall, of Lum
ley, over the week-end.
Little Miss • Audrey Jtiunkin, of
.Farquhar, had the m'jisfortune to
have the end of her finger taken off by a washing machine. /Dr. Dunlop
of Exeter, dressed it.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Kydd, Mrs. C.
Borland, Mrs. G. Monteith and Mr.
J. Duncan attended the funeral of-
Mrs. Barber, of Nissouri, Tuesday
of last week.
Mr. Ed. Bearss and family, of An
derson, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson. \
Mrs. Amos Darling, of Ailsa
Craig, visited her sister Mrs. John
Selves during the week.
Mrs. W. Green has returned to
her home aftOr spending a few days
of the past week with her mother-
Mrs. R. MacDonald.
Miss Anna Rhode visited Miss V.
Pollen during the week-end.
Mr. and 'Mrs. T. Hodgert and
family, of Seaforth, spent # Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgert.
rangements for the program
evening. Trustees of the
and pastor thank the many
foj1 their presence. -
Change over how to winter oil
and grease
Sandy
at the Ford 'Garage,
Elliot.
CREDITON EAST
Red & White Toilet Tissue .... 3 for 23c
Peanut Blitter .... 32 oz barrel each 29c.
Fancy Queen Olives .... 14 1-2 oz. jar 19c
Chocolate or Cocoanut M M Biscuits 15c lb
Jumbo Salted Peanuts ....... per lb. 15c.
Chocolate-coated Peanuts .... per lb. 29c.
ROLLIE’S GROCERY EXETER, ONT.
"Quality always higher than price.” We DeliverPhone 102
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CENTRALIA
McCarthy, of Adelaide, is
her daughter Mrs. M. Mc-
Mrs.
visiting
Cabe.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson
and daughter Jean are visiting with
friends in Windsor and Cottam. Mr.
Wilkie, of Tavistock, is relieving at
the station for Mr. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer, of St.
Thomas, visited with ,M'r. and Mrs.
Harry Mills one day last week.
• Don’t forget the debate on Fri
day evening of this week to be held
in the Crediton United Church. The
debating team, Miss Hazel Smith and
Mr. Gerald Godbolt will meet the
debaters from North Street United
Church, Goderich, in the final de
bate of the contest.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard and
Greta visited with friends in Thed
ford on Sunday.
Mr. Trueman Mills, who has been
relieving agent in Sarnia, for some
time is visiting his parents Mr. and
Mrs. H. Mills.
Miss Mary O’Brien, of
WINCHELSEA
Apple picking is the order of the
day in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher
attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. J. Coursey,- in Lucan, on Mon
day, the deceased being an aunt of
Mrs. Fletcher’s.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Batten and
family visited with friends at Whal
en on Sunday. >
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brock spent
Sunday with friends at Whalen.
Mr. and Mrs. Alt. Collier, of Kirk-
the latter’s par-
H. Bailey on Sun-
George Davis at-
ton, visited with
ents Mr. and Mrs.
day.
Mr. and Mrs.
tended the funeral of the former’s
aunt, Mrs. O. Fraileigh in London
on Saturday.
SHIPKA
Sunday, October 23rd, will be’
Communion Sunday at 11 a.in. Rev.
Johnston in charge.
The many friends of little Orpha
London, Qajser> daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
spent the week-end with, her parents gmie Gaiser are glad to learn shej
Mr. and,Mrs. C. O’Brien. | is getting4 along so well and will be
„ ------------------------ [able to return to her home shortly.
<DASHWOOD
I i
MT. CARMEL
Mrs. M. Ryan attended the an-*
nual convention of C.
at London this week.
Mr. George O’Leary,
called on friends here
Miss Alice Dietrich,
is spending a few days
here.
Master
and Mrs.
ed to. St.
W. League
of Parkhill,
on Saturday
of London,
at her home
sdn of Mr,
Dr. H. H. Cowen. L.D.S., D.D.S.
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. DENTAL SURGEON
At office in Hartleib Block, Dash
wood, first three days of week and
at* office over the PobT. Office, in
Zurich. last thr.ee days of week.
Mrs. Faust and sister Miss Mary
England and Miss Kathleen Bell are
spending a few weeks with friends
in Thedford.
Mr/ and Mrs. E. Flynn, of Lon
don, visited with relatives here a
few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Witzel, of Toron
to', visited his mother Mrs. Witzel
on Saturday.
Mrs. A. Musser, of London, is vis
iting her daughter Mrs. A. Haugh.
’ Mr. and Mrs. Yates and family, of
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. L. Yates,
of Sarnia, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kraft.
Mr."Reuben Goetz
attended the funeral
Mrs. Jacob Ney, of
Sunday. Mrs.. Ney's
Wm. iStoskopf died also within
few hours of his sister and was bur
ied on Monday.
Mrs. C. Finkbeiner and,, daughter
Catherine are Spending a few weeks
in Sarnia.
Basil Glavin,
Charles Glavin, was rush-
Joseph Hospital, London,
last week where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis. Basil is
now doing as well as can be expect
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, of
Detroit, spent the week-end at the
home of Lis brother, Jerry Camp
bell.
Mr. Wm- Berry, of London, is
spending a few days at the home of
hs sister, Mrs. (J!ames O’Rourke and
other relatives.
Mr. Johm^Lynch and friend, of
Detroit, spent Sunday with the
former’s, cousins, the “ Misses Car-
11 Mr. Powe and sister, Mrs. P. Re-
jgen, of’Lucan, called on their sister
Mrs. James Boland on Sunday.| Mr. and Mrs. James Hall, of De-
i troit, spent the week-end with the
.former’s mother, Mrs. Ed. Hall.
I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan and
family, spent Sunday with friends
. at Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Doyje were call-
I ed the bed-side of her aunt, of
' Strathroy, whb is seriously ill.
She had an operation for appendi
citis in St. Joseph’s Hospital, Lon
don.
t Mrs. P. Eisenbach, of Grand Bend,
spent last week with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Tetreau.
iMr. and Mrs. Geo. liemmel from',
Lockport, N. Y., visited at the home
of Mt*, and Mrs. A. Finkbeiner.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lynch, of Detroit-
caleld on friends last week.
Mrs. A. Hudson has returned to
her home in London after spending
a few weeks with her daughter Mrs. '
L. Finkbeiner. I
Mrs., C. Schwartz from S. Cayuga,!
visited with Mrs. J. Gaiser and Other fined to the house for several days,
relatives last week. | The Women’s Institute were en-
Mr. and Mrs. E. Keyes spent Sun- tertained. at Fullarton on Wednes-
... . afternoon. There was a splen-
program and the Fullarton
gave a v’ery fine luncheon.
Mr.
called
I Henry ! Mr.
STAFFA
Wm. Golding, M.P., Seaforth,
on his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Golding on Saturday.
F. A. Hambly has been con-
spent
Chris.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pfaff, of ...near
St. Marys, spent Sunday with the
former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Hy.
Pfaff Sr.
■Mrs. Henry Pfaff Sr., is visiting
her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. -ike Gower near Elimville.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MotZ
Sunday with Mr. "and Mrs.
Wein, north of town.
Mr. and M^s* EH Lawson spent
Sunday* with Mr. and Mrs. Esli Hey
wood, north of town. Mrs. Lawson
is remaining for a few days.
Mr. Silas Brokenshire spent a few
days the past week yrith Mr.' and
Mrs. Brokeiishire in Centralia.
Mrs. Henry Motz and Mrs. Eli
Lawson and Mrs. Wm. Motz spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Motz in Exeter. *
Renew your subscription now and
save money. See advt. on another
page.
ZION
Anniversary services held in the
Zioh United 'Church were very suc
cessful. Services were conducted by
Rev. W. A. Waldon, Of femiiress Av
enue United Church, London, who
delivered excellent setMons, both
morning and evening. Special music
was furnished by the choir, The of
fering for the day amounted to $80.
and
of the
Stratfofd,
brother
mother
late
on
Mr.
a
KIRKTON
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Mitchell
Mr. -and Mrs. F. Bradshaw, of
troit, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Hazelwood.
Mr. John Morpeth is having his
house wired for hydro.
Mr. Silas Shier had a very success
ful sale Tuesday, October 11, and
intends 'moving to his new home in
Bryanston Shortly.
Mr. Wm. Mack, of St. Marys, call
ed on friends in the village on Fri
day.
Miss Helen Bretliour was a week
end visitor with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. A. Bretliour. 5
Mrs. Harry Burgin attended the
convention at Catham last week. .
We regret very much to hear that
Mr. Chas. Paul received word from
England of the death of his father
Miss E. Shier is spending a few
days this week with her neice Mrs
H. Balfour, of London.
One of our old esteemed residents
passed away Saturday morning in
the person of Mrs. Si. Brown after a
lengthy illness. We’ extend our
sympathy to Mr. BrOwn and family
A number- from the village at
tended the Whalen anniversary on
Sunday.
and
De-
day in Usborne at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Etherington.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sparks,
calle'd' at the home of
Tetreau last weec,
don,
Mrs.I.
1
of Lon-
Mr. and
day
did
dies
la-
\
GREENWAY
Carlton, Mrq. Crawford, and
Pickering, were guests of
neice Mrs. W. E.
WOODHAM
W.
12,
The
M. S.
in the
Mrs. Ben Wilson presiding.- The
October meeting of the
met Wednesday, October
basement of the church with
Mrs.
son, of
Mrs. Carlton’s ___ ____ _______ _____ _ __
Young on Sunday. I meeting opened by singing a hymn
The Young People of the United and the Lord’s Prayer in unison.
Church bad a successful weiner The minutes of the last meeting
roast ,at the home of Mr. and Mrs/ were read and approved. Roll was
J. H. McGregor on Monday evening.' called and answered with a verse of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shettler and Scripture. A few minutes were
Mrs. Blair have returned to Buffalo, spent in discussion about business
_. The treasurer’s report
showed an increase of ten dollars
more than October 15, 1931 A
hymn was sung next and Mrs. Wes
ley Shier read the Scripture Lesson
and then read a nice paper on
"Thanksgiving.” Mrs. Cecil Camm
read the study book, and Miss Cook
gave a Bible lecture, which was en
joyed by all.
sung and the
meeting with
Mr. Joseph
sick for some
slowly.
Mr, and Mrs. James Squire and
daughters, of Woodham^ attended
the anniversary services at Chisel
hurst .on Sunday and spent the iiay
at Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Harris’.
Quite a number from her attended
the aniversary services at Whalen
on Sunday.
Miss Sarah *Shier is improving af
ter her recent illness.
Church services were
here Sunday, October 16,
of anniversary services
.at.Zion on the Mitchell Road?
Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Jaques and
family spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs.
John Selves and took in the Anni
versary at CWselhutst.
after spending several weeks camp-1 problems,
ing at Grand Bend,
Mrs. A. Hotson, of
ed with Mr. and Mrs.
week. '
Mrs. W. Leltz and
Paikhill, have been
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bertram.
Mrs, F. Sharpe entertained
members of the Baby Band
London, visit-
J. Hotson last
little son, of
visiting with
the
and
their mothers on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellman, of Port
Huron, mdtored here last week with
Mrs.
Mr
recent
Gollen.
The
Church last
well attended in spite of the cool
weather. Old members came from
far and near and renewed acquaint
ances. After the’ bountiful, hot
dinner the members of the Arkona
W. I. put on a play, "Her Step-Hus
band" in a very acceptable way
and the many good bits of humor
received hearty applause. Proceeds
of the evening amounted to $181.00
The united church school is
studying the Temperance Course
that is being sponsored by the W.
C. T. U.
Archie McIntosh.
. and Mrs. Fred Kading were
guests with Mr. and Mrs. A,
Fowl Supper at the United
Wednesday was very
Another hymn was
president closed the
prayer.
Rinn, who has been
time is improving
withdrawn
on account
being held