HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1935-06-06, Page 4WCBW, JUNE «th, 1935 TH£ EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
No. 2
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This Syndicate’s properities have been carefully selected and are situated
in the heart of the gas producing belt in Haldimand County. 125 acres are
in Seneca township, within miles of Domestic No, 1, which has brought
in 10 good commercial producers out of 11 wells drilled. No. 12 well will
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township where many large producing wells blew in with great rock pressure.
The management announces the initial offering of Units in Domestic Natural
Gas Syndicate No. 2, at
TORONTO ONTARIO
Name ..
Ad dress
$1.00 PER UNIT
It is believed these Units will be rapidly subscribed for. Investors would be
well advised to investigate the advantages of this Syndicate immediately. It
has potential possibilities as a high-class speculative investment.
For further information address:
68 KING ST. EAST
BIRTHS
FURNITURE
Local Representative—
J. G. Wilson, Central Hotel, Exeter
Domestic Natural Gas Syndicate No. 2
‘68 King St., East, Toronto (2)
Gentlemen:-—Please send me Prospectus and
further particulars regarding your Syndicate.
DOMESTIC NATURAL GAS
SYNDICATE No. 2
If you want good value for your money, call and see our
stock. We have our show rooms crowded full of
Up-to-date Furniture
which we are offering at
Special Prices for the month of June
No one can beat us for price and value
Phone 20J
. ROWE
Exeter, Ontario
BUY JUNE CHICKS NOW
Don’t delay! Every day you lose now costa, you a day's production
of high-priced winter eggs. Just look at these prices.
Bargain Prices Effective June 6th
Brown Leghorns—not sexed—-same as Barred Rocks.
Jersey Black Giants—not sexed—-same as N. H. Reds.
3-weeks-old chicks—heavy breeds only—prices, on inquiry.
Standard
Grade
Per 100
Xtra-Profit
Grade
Per 100
White Leghorns—
Mixed male and female ................- $ 7.95 $ 9.95
Sexed—guaranteed 70%’ pulleta ........12.95 14.95
Sexed—-guaranteed 90% pullets ......17.90 19.95
Barred Rocks, White Boeks, White Wyandottes, R.I. Reds—
Mixed male and female .......... ....3 8.95 $10.95
Sexed—guaranteed 90% pullets ......13.90 17.90
New Hampshire Reds—
Mixed male and female ................ .
$ 9.95 $11.95
Sexed—guaranteed 90% pullets ........15.90 19.90
Bray Chick Hatchery
Phone 246, Exeter, Ontario
KHIVA
Mr. Otto Willert is confined io
his hed with a bad attack of pleur
isy. His many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
Miss Rose Dietrich, of London,
spent the week-end at her home here
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Neeb spent last
Wednesday in Goderich.
A little baby girl has arrived at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Den-
omme last week,
Miss Grelia Becker, of Clinton,
visited a few days last week at her
home.
Miss
visited
Monica
SHIPKA
Mrs, K. Lovie entertained the pu
pils at her home at Grand Bend on
Monday afternoon, June 3rd.
Last Sunday being Missionary Sun
day in the Sunday School a paper
wais given by Miss Pearl Keyes en
titled, “A Chinese Family.”
A number from here attended the
Masonic service in Exeter on Sunday,
afternoon last in -the Anglican church
when Bishop Seager wao the special
speaker.
j«i
Ila Schroeder, of Clandeboye
a <tew days with the Misses
and Lucille Dietrich.
Gene Fritz ley
and his 11-piece orchestra
Direct from the Windsor R-oom of
the Savarln, 'Toronto
Maurlee, Montreal.
Peatu-rihg—-Enid Lee,
McEwan, soloist and
Room Trio
and the Chez
Soloist; Dave
The Windsor!
Admission 15 c.—5c. Dancing
(Plus taujc)
HOPPER—In Exeter on Thursday,
May 3 0th to Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Hopper, a daughtr (Patricia Ann)
WEBBER—In Usborne, on Wednes
day, May 29th to Mr. and
William Webber, of Thames
a son.
PARKER—At Dr. Fletcher’s
pital, on Monday, June 3rd,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parker, -of
Centralia, a daughter,
MARRIAGES
Mrs.
Road
Hos-
, to
FOX—-HUNKIN—At the Metropoli
tan United -Church parsonage,
London, on iSaturday, June
Robena Pearl, daughter
John Hunkin, of Exeter, to
James Marten -Fox, son of
James Fox, of London,
GO ODM AN—SCHROEDER—At
Christ Chapel, Cranibrook, Bloom
field Hills, Mich., Mildred Anne
Schroeder, R.N., daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Schroeder, Cen
tralia, to Mr. Chas. W. Goodman,
of Highland Park, Mich., by Rev.
W. H. Aulenbach.
TOWLE—KLEINFELDT — At the
United Church parsonage, Centra
lia, on (Saturday, June 1st, Verna
Beatrice, daughter -of Mr. and
Mrs. John Kleinfeldt, of Usborne,
to Harry Clare Towle, only son of
Mrs. Towle and the late William
Henry Towle, of Usborne, by Rev.
R. N. (Stewart.
DEATHS
of
t-he
lst,
Mr.
Mr.
late
the
WEBBER—In Usborne, .on Saturday
June 1st, Frederick John, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Web
ber.
CARB OF THANKS
Mr.
thank
Fire Department and all the citi
zens who .helped in any way at the
fire on Wednesday last.
and Mrs. W. Martin wish to
the members tof the Exeter
THANKS
Blair and family
those who' sent
CARD OF
Mr. and Mrs. J.
wish to thank all
flowers, -cards or letters to the hos
pital; also neighbors and friends
who called or performed any act ot
kindness during the illness and con
valescence of Andrew and Jack. All
deeply appreciated. ’were
WINCHELSEA
Exe-
Used Car Bargains
1932 Ford V8 Coach
1932 Ford, 4-Cylinder Coach
1930 Ford Coach
1929 Whippet Coupe
These cars have all been taken in
recently on New Ford V8 Car’s.
Hurfy For These Bargains
We do not keep used cars —we
sell them.
Sandy Elliot
Phone 6’4 Ford Dealer
“Watch the Fords go by”
Mr. and Mrs. B. M, Francis,
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Day, of
near Exeter, spent Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fletcher and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Flet
cher and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Fletcher and Marjorie attended the
golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Fletcher at Exeter.
.Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Davis were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Alexander and family, Mrs, Robert
Alexander of Lumley, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. McGavin and family of Sea
forth.
Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Fogleson
and Mr, and Mrs. Earl Fogleson of
Pontiac, Mieh., called on Mr. and
Mrs. Walker Kerslake on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Godbolt and Mrs. C.
R. Fletcher spent Monday in Strat
ford.
Mr, and Mrs. Walker
and Genevieve
Mr. and Mrs. E.
Mr, and Mrs,
Theron Creery,
week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Charles Fisher of Exeter,
Mr, and Mrs. W. P, Reid, of LUck-
now, called on Mr. and Mrs, James
Horne on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Wightman
family, 'of Sebrlngville, visited
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, <W.
Coleman,
. . Kerslake
spent .Sunday with
. Doupe, of Anderson,
Wm. Fatten and Mr,
of Detroit, spent the
Mrs Theron Creery.
and
on
A.
BISHOP 5EAGER AT
MASONIC SERVICE
(Continued from page 1.)
All this is but an illustration of
fact that man does not
by bread alone by by every word that
proceedeth from the mouth of God.
And bleeped is the man that finds
those ideas and ideals and links his
life up wit-h it. To whom should we
go then 'but to Him who hath the
words of eternal life.
-On the return of the members io
the lodge room at the -close of the
service a vote of thanks to- the rector
wardens and choir of the church was
made by Wor. Bro. Thompson and
Bro. -Skelton, while that to- the guest
speaker was made by Wor, Bros. W,
D. Sanders and Geo, Lawson.
the
liye
ELIMVJLLE
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams,
and Mrs. R. Williams and daughters
were in Stratford last Sunday,
Dr. Walter Johns of Waterloo and
parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Johns
visited relatives in Buffalo and
Ridgeway over the week-end. Dr.
Johns will spead this month at his
home here.
Mrs, A. E. Johns, Messrs, Martin
and Paul Johns, of Hamilton were
week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Wes. Johns. Harold who spent last
week here returned home on .Sun
day with Mrs. Johns and Paul. Mar
tin is remaining for this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Cudmore and
daughter Miss Mildred, of Seaforth,
visited relatives in this community
last Friday.
Gangs of men have been busy at
work clearing the wreckage of the
barn and other buildings on the farm
of Mr. George Wright. Men are
also working at Mr. Alvin Pym’s
barn which was also- damaged badly
and at Mr. Jas. Heywood who is
raising his barn onto a foundation
this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johns, Misses
Gladys and Hazel also Mr. Silas
Johns were visitors at Mr. Will Py-
bus last Saturday.
Hundreds of people from the sur
rounding district have come to see
the wrecked buildings etc, at Messrs,
Wright, Pym, Horne and Johns since
the cyclone on Tuesday of last week
The Y. P. ’S. met on- Monday ev
ening with the President in the chair
The meeting was opened with hymn
110 and the Lord’s Prayer was re
peated in unison. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and adoted.
Some business was also dealt with.
The Christian Fellowship
Lavona Cooper then took
the worship period, which
ed with hymn 414. The
Lesson was read by Fred
Squire Herdman. The talk on
lesson was read by Catherine Peters.
Mary Herdman led in prayer and
hymn 168 was sung. The topic “Ha
bit of Daily Consecration” was given
by Gladys Johns. The meeting clos
ed with hymn- 225 an4 the Mizpah
benediction.
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. iSowle,
cent visitors at
Mr. C. Stephen.
Mr. and Mrs.
St. Marys, and Mrs. Alec McFall®, of
Exeter visited their sister Mrs. Wes.
Horne last week,
Mr.
Convenor
oliarge of
was open-
Scripture
Long and
the
Wellington Bell, W.
of Detroit, were re
Mr. T. Bell’s and
John Whiteford, 'Of
SOUTH HURON SOFT
LEAGUE
BALL
Rules
Comniun-
THAMES ROAD
Mr. and Mns. Lester McCurdy, of
Detroit, spent the holiday with Mr.
and Mrs, McNicol.
Mr, and Mrs, pougall were visitors
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Cha®.
Miller.
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Haynes, of
Mt. Pleasant, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mr®. N. Passmore.
Mr. Sim Pollen, of Flint, Mich.,
was a week-end visitor with relatives
GREENWAY
Plane are being made for the an
nual (community picnic.
The United Church will observe
the 10th Anniversary -of the Union
next Sunday and Sacrament will be
administered by the pastor.
Mr. A. M, Wilson passed away on
Tuesday morning after an1 extended
illness of over a year.
Mrs, English is confined to her bed wiri1 an attack of the flu.
I Mrs. J. Brown is suffering from a
severe cold.
Mrs. H, Battra-m has returned
from the hospital and is slowly im
proving.
Mr. Lawrence Pollo-ck’s dog, Snap,
was struck by a car last Saturday
and had to- be shot. He has been a
familiar figure around the “corner”
for fifteen years.
Mr. John McGregor is spending a
few weeks with his son John H.
Gregor,
Mc-
JEFF-RO
[111892] (173864)
Pure-bred Percheron , Stallion,
Grade A„ 1935. Tuesday afternoon
to Sam. Jory’s, 2nd -concession of
Stephen for night. Wednesday to C.
Prouty’s, Hay, for noon thence jbo
Martin M-c-Taggart's, Hensail for
night. Thursday, to Fred Dawson’s
Hensail, for noon; Uhence to Ben.
Williams’ for night; Friday, to W.
Quinn's for noon, thence to Lome
iSh-oldice’-s for night. Saturday to W.
Rollins’ for noon; thence to- his own
stable for night.
TERMS—$13.00 payable January,
1st, 19 3 6. All mares must be re
turned regularly. Accidents at the
owner’s risk.
ELI KING, Proprietor & Manager
afe
Imported Clydesdale Stallion
MILTON MAC
[25325] (21358)
Foaled 19th of May, 1925
Will stand for mares this season
follows:
Monday will leave life. own stable
Exeter North and go to Chas. Aid
worth’s, Hay, for noon; thence home
for night. Tuesday to Wm. Bow
den’s 2nd con. of Stephen fo,r noon;
thence to Wm. Grieve’s Town Line,
Con. 7,
way of
con. 6,
stable,
N. Thameb Road for noon; thence to
Albert Etherington’s Lot 28, Con. 4,
Usborne for night. Friday to his own
stable.
TERMS—To insure a foal $10.00.
Payable February the list, 1936.
.for night. Wednesday, by
Crediton to Chrils. Hais-t’s,
for noon; thence to his own
Thursday, to John Allison’s
STEPHEN COUNCIL
A special meeting of t-he council
of the Township of Stephen, was
held in the Town Hall, Crediton- on
Saturday evening, the let day of
June, 1935, at 8 p.m. All members
present. The minutes of the prev
ious meeting were read and adopted.
Tenders are being asked to> haul
gravel on several divisions on the 10-
11 and 12-13 concessions up to Tues
day, the 11th of June at 8 p-m. For
more particulars see notices posted
' up as well as ad in the Exeter Tijnee-
Advocate.
Moved by Roy Ratz, seconded by
Edward Lamport:
That the following pay-sheets and
Orders be passed;
Lawrence Hill, ' ' ‘1
F. -Smith, road 6,
Keever, road 'll,
Gregor, road 19,
Young, axle grease,' $>1,80; Lome
Finkbeiner, road 8 $5.60; Matthew
C. Sweitzer, road 15, $9.40; William
Hodgins, road 17, $6.(80; Roy Holt,
road 20, $2.00; Percy Mollard, road
16, $1.70; total $50.30.
Orders— Municipal World, sup
plies, etc. $11,15; Wm. Kleinstiver,
inspection- of bush lands $1.80; H.
K. Eilber, pt. salary as clerk $150.
The council adjourned to meet
again in the Town Hall, Crediton.
on Tuesday, 11th June, 1935 at 8
p.m.
road 4, $1.80; J.
$3.60; Joseph Mc-
$4.00; Chas. Mc-
$13.60; H. F.
$(1,80; Lome
Henbert K. Eilber, Clerk
CREDITON EAST
sons
with
Tay-
Mrs. Joseph Bullock spent the
past week with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Gower at Elimville,
Mrs. Ross Taylor and two-
spent the week-end in London
her sister-in-law Mrs. Charles
lor.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Pifer, of Chatham
spent the week-end with the latter’s
father Mr. Merner and Mr. and Mrs.
David Baird.
Mr. Harvey Pfaff of Sharon spent
Sunday with his grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Pfaff,
Miss Thelma MacPherson is con
fined to her
rheumatism.
Miss Vera
don Parker,
day with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis.
Mr. an-d Mrs. Thomas Baird and
two children, of Grand Bend spent
the week-end* with relatives here.
Mrs. Wilson Anderson is visiting
for a few weeks with her son and
wife Mr. and Mrs, Charles Anderson
in Sarnia.
Miss Jean Baynham is 'confined to
her home with mumps.
bed -with inflammatory
Edwards and Mr. Gor-
of Ingersoll spent Sun-
1. Name—'South Huron
ity -Soft Ball League.
2. Executive — Three
namely, W. G. Medd, Exeter, Presi
dent; Rev. R. N. Stewart, Centralia,
Vice-President; Harold Pletch, Cre
diton, Secretary-Treasurer and one
members from each team playing
viz: Centralia, Crediton E, Crediton
U„ Dashwood, Exeter James St., Ex
eter Main St., Shipka and Thames
Road.
3. Fees—-Each team shall pay an
entry fee of fifty cents to the Sec
retary-Treasurer.
4. Schedule—-The schedule of
games"shall be adopted by the teams
as prepared. Mutual arrangement's
for games by the teams concerned
is permitted where unavoidable in
terference with the schedule takes
place.
5. Playing Rules—The rules of
the Ontario Amateur Soft Ball As
sociation- for 1935 shall govern the
games.
6. Umpires—-The visiting team
shall provide the umpire-in-chief, -be
hind home plate. The Home team
shall provide one or two base um
pires.
7. (Starting Time—‘The games
shall begin at 7 p.m. Fifteen minutes
only as privileges allowed for late
ness.8. Regulation Game—That in- Rule
22, Section 3, OA-S.B.A, the num
ber five be substituted for the num*
ber 7 and the remaining part of the
section and the subsequent sections
■be interpreted accordingly.
9. Standing—The standing of the
teams shall berated thus: tw-o points
for a win and one point for a tie.
10. Reports—The Home team by
its manager or someone appointed
shall report the score immediately
after the game to- the president Of
the league and aS soon as convenient
in writing.11. Players—-Eighteen players are
allowed for each team. The manager
of each, team shall report the names
of the players to the Secretary on or
before June 15 th.
12. Coaches—Two coadheS shall
be permitted for each, team as well
as a manager for directing the play
ers.13. Finals—Tile finals shall be
decided by a play-off tournament.
Arrangements to bo made by the
6xccittivfi«14. Protests—Any team tiesiring
to protest a game must do no Within
43 hours In writing And accompanied
by a fee of $l»00»
officials,
GINGER BOY
[13335]
Monday will leave his own stable
and go-, down the 2nd of Ueborne and
Biddulph. to Richard Atkinson’s for
noon; thence South 2ib miles and
cross over to the Aux Sable Line,
then -north to W. Dickens’ for night.
Tuesday will go North to Town Line,
then East and up Elim-Ville road to
Henry Cole’s for noon; thence 1%
miles North of Ellmville and West
to his own stable for night.
Wednesday will go East 3 % miles
and South to- Winchel-sea and then
East 21 miles and North to Lewis
Fletcher’s for noon; thence North to
Thames Road and West to Farquhar,
then North to Boundary to Jame-s
Ballantyne’s corner and then back to
Thames Road to Alvin Passmore’s
and remain from 6 to 8-30 and then
home for night. Thursday' at hie
own stable. .Friday will go- North on
the 2nd of Usborne, to sand-hills,
then West 2i miles to- David Sihir-
rey's for noon; thence South to Shap-
ton’s corner and East to his own
stalbe for night. Saturday will go
West and down No. 4, Highway, 1%
miles, then West to Noble Scott’s,
2nd of Stephen, then South 1%
miles and East' to his own etable
wheree he will remain Until the fol
lowing Monday morning.
TERMS'—$8.00; two mares for
one party, $15.00.
OHAS. GODBGLT, Prop. & Man.
• MIXED
AUCTION SALE
---- of ---
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS AND
SPRINGERS
at Our Sales Barns, Exeter, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 18t.h
at 1:30 o'clock
Anyone having livestock to part with
let us know, we will either buy them
or take them in on commission of 4
p. c. and sell them or any horse over
$100 may be sold for $5.00. I will
try to have buyers for all kinds of
stock.
Farm implements or household ef
fects may be consigned to this sale.
These sales will be held every week
until further notice,
Owing to the Oestricher sale we
not hold a sale nex-t week but
hold one on June 18th.
TERMS——CASH
G. J. DOW, Proprietor
W. E. NAIRN, Auctioneer
will
will
20
AUCTION SALE
— Of —
PURE BRED CATTLE
I Young Cows and Heifers and 5
Young Bulls
to be held at
Cloverdale Stock Farm,
north of Crediton, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 11th, 1935
In
R.
Oestricher’s
at 1.30 p.m.
All -old enough to breed are
calf to either Browndale Border
Broadhooks Comet 2nd.
These cattle are a draft from
M. Peck’s and Wm.
herds; The .offspring from their
best cows and only good cattle are
being offered.
Both these herds have been breed
ing for several generations cows that
are good milkers and still adhering
to the beef type. Both herds are
fully accredited and blood tested.
Anyone interested in a catalogue
write to
R. M. PECK, W. iC. F. OESTRICHER
Proprietors
L. E. FRANKLIN, FRANK TAYLOR
and G. H. ELLIOTT, Auctioneers
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed Tenders will be received by Herbert I< Either, Clerk of
Township of Stephen up to the 11th day of June, 1935, at 8 p.m,
hauling gravel on the following divisions:
I
COn.Division Cords Pit
10-11 SB to Lot 5 12 Campbell’s Pit
Lot 6 to Lot 10 13 Campbell's Pit
Lot 11 to Lot 15 20 J. Ziler’s Pit
Lot 16 to Lot 20 15 J. Ziler’s Pit
Lot 21 to NB 15 J. Ziler’s Pit
1st Side Road between Lots 5 and 6 10 Campbell’s Pit
12-13 SB tb Lot 5 20 Campbell’s Pit
Lot 6 to Lot 10 20 Campbell’s Pit
Lot 11 to Lot 15 20 J. Ziler’s Pit
Lot 16 to- Lot 20 20 J. Ziler’s Pit'
Lot 21 to NB 15 X Ziler’s Pit
1st Side Road bet Lota- 5 and 6, East 10 Campbell’s Pit
1st Side Road bet Lots 5 and 6 West 10 Campbell's Pit
3rd Side Road het, Lots 15 and 16 5 J. Ziler’s Pit
list Side Read bet Lots 6 and 6, Gon.16-16 5 Campbell's Pit
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Dated dune 3rd, 1936.BY ORDER OF The codnoil :t>