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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1936-07-09, Page 8THURSDAY, TOY Oth, 1036 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE SOFTBALL GIRLS’ SOFTBALL 5 9 Runs’ The first game of the Tri-County Legue was played in Exeter, Friday evening, July 3rd, and what a game! The largest and noisiest crowd of softball fans at the diamond this 3'eai" enjoyed the game, everybody yelling and cheering. Bob Hart­ stone, papula!’ manager of the St. Marys girls brought a jolly lot of players, good at bat. The Exeter girls displayed weakness in fielding, but hit freely getting nineteen hits off the St. Marys pitchers while the St. Marys girls got nine off Linden­ field. Dot Graham, short stop and captain of the St. Marys team got the only home run in the game. Ethel Kydd made six runs, Marion Walper and Grace Snell five ea-ch. Miss Lamond of -St. Marys made* five runs. George Medd, manager of the Exeter team, says the girls will do better fielding in the next game. Don’t miss it. Exeter plays Lucan on Friday, July 10 at seven p.m. The line ups: ,St. Marys—Louch, L. F.; Lavelle 2 B; McKinney 2 B; Graham S. S.; Thorne C. F.; Lamond 3 B.; Kitmer 1 B.; Hill R. F.; Met­ calfe C.; Tuer P. Exeter—G. Snell S. S.; M. Walper 2 B; E. Kydd C. and L. F.; L. Sims L. F.; W. White C.; A. Cutting C. F.; E. Abbott 1 B; V. Lindenfield P; M. Cutting R. F.; J. Baynham 3 B. .Exeter—3-3-0-3- 1-7-0-10-4—31 St. Marys—0-2-6-0-11-1-2- 5-1—28 GIRL’S TRI-COUNTY SOFTBALL LEAGUE July 3, St. Marys, 7 p.m. July 10, Lucan, 7 p.m. July 17, St. Marys, 7 p.m. July 24, Lucan, 7 p.m. At Exeter Friday, Friday, Friday, ‘Friday, At Lucan Monday, July-6, St. Marys, 7 p.m. Monday, July 13, Exeter, 7 p.m, Monday, July 20, St. Marys, 7 p.m. Monday, July 27, Exeter, 7 p.m. At St. Marys Wednesday, July 15, Lucan, 3 p.m. Wednesday, July 22, Exeter, 3 p.m Wednesday, July 29, Lucan, 3 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 5, Exeter 3 p.m. FOR SALE — Several rebuilt and enclosed coal oil stores, 2, 3 — j a i-------jk. - *bhn Deere 12 in. perfect J. Mel- and 4 burner^, Tractor plj^W bottom, conditiori^sg .ville. row, little, to W. NING Warning is hej^by givej^fb anyone who is cau-ght wagons as the the streets of mission of the prosecuted. s from the passing through r without the per- owner, they will be By Order TENDERS FOR PAINTING : Tenders for painting afjg echonl will be rziceivedjii ■retar y of the BQ$rd..Qi •until 6 p.m. Mffida information r^jTOrk required apply to the janitio$|. Collingwood. The ■lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Miss K. MacFanl, Sec’y. Exeter the Sec­ ducation, up ly 13th. For HONEY FOR SALE We wish to inform our customers that we can supply you again with Choice Clover H-oney./fit the follow­ ing prices: in <cus mer’s contain­ ers 1 to 50 lb. 9c.d lb.; 50 lb or over 8c a lb. WsE’also have some, amber honey at tWfollowing pricaar 1 lb to 50 lb. 8.c<lb.; 50 lb. 7c a lb. These prices are •,.<Jliauge withoutShotice.^ j^/'Bons, 2 Zurich, Ont. ^rover iject to _v,.Haberer Mth of Hotel, .one 122 Zurich. reduce your fuel costs A Govern large nu an average saving coal p^r year was insulation ;1 Insnl it non-oond covering a und that fthf&e tons of Ted by the inex Ther- embodies the ting properties atio-n- and is for coal use mo-S igrea;__.„ _ in thssfield sale bMtAl. SANDErh. Exeter CALL FWtD'BMONSTRATION Exeter Markets ■ Wheat 72cP Oats 32-c Barlev 44c. Manitoba’s Best $2.80 Welcome $2.40 Low grade $27 a ton Bran «22 a ton Sh -rts $22 a ton Standard Screening Chop $19.00 Mixer Chop $23 a ton* Creamery Butter 2 6-27c Dairy Butter 19-22c, Eggs, A large 17c Eggs, B 15c Eggs, C 13c Hogs $8.50 I 1iLOCALS1 i a—”*— It — — <1 ■HI i| QB I VThe Public Library will continue tA stay open duri the summer mosiths the re^par daj; Wednesday\and an-d evening>and nion only. \ afternoon ------r---------------- Mr. and Mrs.’ Charles Coates, of Detroit, are holidaying with relatives here. The Exeter Band took part in a Band Tattoo in Parkhill on Monday evening, Mrs. Robt. Allan, <of Walrous, Sask., is visiting with her cousin Mr. Percy Mollard. Mr. and Mrs. W- L. Kress and family are holidaying at Harriston and Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dearing, of Windsor, spent the week-end here with their parents. Mr. P. B. Dignan, of Toronto, is visiting fcr a few days with his father Mr. Jas. Dignan. Mr. and Mrs. Will Dignan, of Lu­ can, visited with the former’s father and brother on Sunday. Mrs. O. Walker, of Verona near Kingston, spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. Dan Davis. Mrs. Garner, of Toronto, is visit­ ing with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Treble, the two ladies being sisters. Mrs. H. C. Carey visited for eral days with her parents, Mr. Mrs. J. S. Grant at Glencoe. Mrs. Jno. Snell, who hd^ been iting in Windsor and London- for weeks, returned home Sunday. Miss Margaret Purvis, of Toronto, spent the week-end with Mrs. T. Mc­ Curdy and Miss Tenie McCurdy. . Mr. Ben Dawson, -who is in the of­ fice of the Rural Hydro Commission left Saturday for two weeks’ vaca­ tion, Billy Reynolds, of Hurondale, i visiting with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. N. Reynolds at Ser epta. Mrs. Norman Brock, of Zion spent a few days last week with her par­ ents Mr. and Mrs. George Earl, of Exeter. Mrs. Clarise Snell and daughter Jean are holidaying for a couple of ■weeks in Toronto, Niagara Falls an-d Welland. Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Bert Terry and Mr. Pidgeon, all of Windsor, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Terry on July' 1st. Mrs. D Smith, of Toronto, is vis­ iting at the home of her mother Mrs. Irwin Armstrong, and.*-sister Miss May Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardiner and daughter Shirley, of Mea-ford, are visiting with Mrs. Gardiner’s mother Mrs. S. Parsons and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Pleatzer and daughter Miss Betty, of Detroit, were week-end visitors with the former’s niece, Mrs. R. Russell and Miss Patsy. Miss Alma Brown, of the High [utf aggjBCm w CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Douglas C. Hill, B.A., B.D. Minister airs. J. G, Cochrane, Organist 10 a.m,—Sunday School We have a large assortment to choose from in Crepes, Voiles, Piques and Linens Priced from $1.25 to $7.95 SUB-STANDARD HOSE We have received a new shipment of full-fashioned sub-standard hose in Summer shades at NEW STYLES AND COLOURS IN BATHING SUITS Bathing Suits in the New Styles and Colours, Orange and Flame, Sun Reel and/< Talisman Blue at $1.95, INLAID LINOLEUMS r room Fifth Sunday After Trinity 2 15c Phone 16 sev- and 10 11 10c. vis- two a.m.- a.m.- We are showing five of th best sellers. Bring in the si2 and let us quote you Prices^ BLOCK S Plain or Iodiz Rector, Rev. AL A. Hunt. Organist, Miss MacFaul Choir-Leader, Mr. Middlemiss UNION SERVICES Main St. and James St. United Churches 4 cakes .. 11 a.m.—Rev. Dr. Dougan, Clinton Thpre will be no evening service during July. Each...............40c THE EMMANUEL TEMPLE BRANCH 3 cakes...........14c -Sunday School -Morning Prayer & Sermon No evening service durin summer months. TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH CERTO For Jams and J Per bottle . GREEN WINDOW BLINDS This is a washable blind I looka like linen and is real value EACH 49c, LARGE SIZES IN LIN®EUM RUGS. GET OI, MONEY ide English Linoleum4-Yardsi One only piece of Engljij# Linoleum, 4 yards wide and will give excellent wea, is a splendid pattern This a a very special pri<; 59c. PER PAIR C. V.TS! .Rev. Arthur Page in charge. The James St. Choir will lead the service of song. 10 a.m.—Sunday School 11 a.m.—-Main St. Church 7 p.m.—James St. Church Prayer' Service Thursday at 8 p.m-. in James St. Church Located in the Opera House, Exeter Sunday Services — July 12th p.m.—Sunday School and Bible Class p.m.—Devotional Services -Evangelistic Message 3 7.30 p.m.- A lady missionary to- India will be the speaker at both services. A warm welcome awaits all will come. Pastor, J. T. Edgar HOME FOR SALE Modern B Hard wo Good $2100.0# LACE TABLECLOTHS Just arrived, new lace tablecloths priced at Size 60 by 80, $2.95; Size 70 by 90, $3.50 Size 70 by 90, $4.95. BLEACHED HEMSTITCHED SHEETS A good quality sheet in two widths, Size, 72 by 90 at $1.00: Size 81 by 90, at $1.15. Free Dinnerware With every cash purchase you make from us, we give Free Coupans which al­ low you to procure this beautiful Embassy Dinnerware absolutely Free. Coupons with every 25c. purchase or more. ICES. WE CAN SAVE YOU SPECIAL! lc. Sale27c KIRK’S CASTILE SOAP CORN FLAKES Sugar Crisp 3 pkgs, for . . COLGATES HAND SOAP Coleo 3 cakes for .'r 10c RUBBER RINGS Per doz...........5c ZINC RINGS Per doz...........23c Libby’s PORK & BEANS Large tin . . SALMON Cascade 2 Urge cans .. 25c 3 small cans . 25c Southcott Bros. Phone 16 NATURAL GAS FOR ST. THO5IAS "The .Sale of the city’s .gas mains and distributing system and fran­ chise for TEN years to the Dominion Gas Company will likely be recom­ mended to the City Council by the Public Utilities Commission. All details have been satisfactorily worked out and the proposition will be submitted to the City Council as soon't would _____ heat at 50 cents per 1,000 cu. feet, the same rate as is in effect in Lon­ don. It is recommended that a By­ lav/ be submitted to the electors without delay. This contract would mean a tre­ mendous drawing (of Gas from the Tilsoiiburg area because it is the ma­ jor area for gas in that section ahd this production was accomplished through the efforts of E. P. Rowe, eminent Toronto .geologist, who dur­ ing the past 20 months brought in SEVENTEEN wells out of a possible EIGHTEEN and averaging a po­ tential flow of nearly 600,000 cubic feet of gas daily and all of this is ■Sweet gas with no percentage of sul­ phur which lattei* condition, is com­ mon to Wells in some other districts and which means the erection of a purification plant to remove the sul­ phur content before the .gas is sale­ able to the public for residential use. Astounding Offer for Liqrffed Time FRE p School staff, is in Toronto, where she has been appointed by the Depart­ ment of Education' to mark Middle School departmental papers. Miss Lulu Hunter, who has been teaching school at Boskung, has re­ turned to her hjome in Usborne. She intends taking the summer -course for teachers at Western University. Mr. W. Birney, who- has been on a business trip to Winnipeg visited his mother Mrs. Birney last week be­ fore returning to .his home in Tor­ onto. Mr. an-d Mrs. James Bowey, of1 town, and Mrs. J. Thompson, Bruce- fielj.^attended the Baird Reunion at JJ^fght’s Grove on Saturday and vis­ ited in • Detroit returning Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. D. B'. Stewart, cf Moncton, N.B., and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stewart and two children Joan and Jerry, of Detroit, visited over the week-end with MY. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart.. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis and family, of Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McDonald, over the week-end. Mrs. Davis and family and Mrs. McDonald are holidaying this week at Kincardine. Mrs. Rd. Hunter, who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Hy. Griff, of Goderich, recently suffered a paralytic stroke. At present her condition is improving. Her daugh­ ter, Mrs. L. Clarke, of Salvador, Saskatchewan-, is at present visiting in Goderich. Mrs. G. Hunter, of toWh, visited in Goderich ovor the week-end. Mr. Thos, Dunsford, of Marlette, Mich., is visiting with relatives in this community, Mr. Dunsford is in his 88th year and is a remarkably smart man for one of his age. He was born- on the Dunsford farm now. owned by Mr, Percy Dunsford and in the forty eight years since he left this community he has seldom miss­ ed a year in paying a visit to the old.^fnestead. r. James Hardie and his son ack, wife and baby jean and Miss Mary Hardie Mr, R. Terry die has been expects to Terry Is able .... and enjoys the warm weather, and Mrs, E, Young, of Detroit, visited with them on Sunday, as miriior changes are made. It 1 give citizens Natural Gas for is like ices—Phone 157j D & H Anthr At the present low investing in You know it be surprised saving possi Call us foi JAS. Phone 157j. s security, you will amount of P. BOWEY Sun Life^Rep. ----------------------------------.....................................— ; MELVILLE^Hn ooms wjMf Board Meals Away From Home” Ta WfTH EV^RY SUIT 99 50 W. W. TAMAN PHONE 81 EXETER, ONT. MEN! He from your own you desire it a WITH 1N fs your c||S!hce to get a High-Grade Suit lection c ’Jfine quality fabrics—styled just as ed reej^o Your Measure by VONSHIRE TRA PAIR OF TROUSERS FREE stounding Value Priced as low as __ W. A. PICNIC The Women’s Association of the James St. United Church held their •picnic on the Church lawn on Friday afternoon July 3rd. A brief busi­ ness meeting was held which opened with prayer by Mrs. Page. 'Follow­ ing the reading and adoption of the June minutes, various reports were given by tlie different groups and. other items of business discussed. A committee was appointed to secure a Concert company for Fall. Under- the leadership of Mr. Page, a good program of sports was carried out including a peanut scramble, kick­ ing the slippen and other running races. A dainty picnic lunch was served by the committee in charge. A, z. Mrs. Milo S-nell and daughter Mae and Miss Hazel Snell are holidaying at their summer cottage at Grand Bend. Mrs. Kelly and her two daughters, of Detroit, visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Creech during the week-end. Mrs, Kelly is remaining for a few days. Misses Margaret and Dorothy Brintnell, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Brintnell, of Moose Jaw, are visiting at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jamest Brintnell. Mrs. Walter Moss, De­ troit, spent a few days with Mrs. Brintnell. hurondale w. I. PICNIC Hurondale Women’s Institute held their annual picnic recently at Grand Bend. Sports were enjoyed follow­ ed by a ball .game. Tables were spread and supper served under the trees and all report a good time. Following is the results of the sports: girls 6 and under, Marion Rundle, Margaret Rundle, Ilene Jef­ fery; girls 10 and under, Lois Ford, June Cudmore, Onah Williams; boys 10 and under, Allison Morgan. Bruce Glenn, Beverley Morgan; .girls 14 and under, Grace Bechler, Margaret Glenn, ‘ Under, Kestle; Strang, Harold .$ttfahg; isavage. Kestle;............ , __________ _ Ben Case, R. Kestle and B. Savage tie; tossing the ball, Ben Case’s side marshmallow eating, Jack Kestle, R. Kestle, Arthur Rundle; banana eat­ ing, Mrs. Perkins and Ivan Perkins, Grace Bechler and jack Kestle, EVENING ’AUXILIARY chS* £uIy .meeting 'Of the Jarnos Evening Auxiliary was held h Vitafiin Miss May Jones. Ah ™a a?h Was aeCePted from Mrs. Wm. Allison to hold the August theefS'S at Allison’s Grove, taking preside 1 ^cnic' Miss Ella IVnnS^ the T^ogram. Devo- son rea,d by Mrs> M* John-tnd n?«v£011ta?’5;?y Mrs’ O’Brien ??n Mrs’ Sharpe. Daw- accomnnnfigi sa£g a Pleasing solo R HSS? «yMhis nwther Mrs. W. accentohi^Ai11 the piano and a very‘ Contoci 10 w.as, 8ung by M1’s. T.ThVtonft by Mrs. Caroy. bv MrsP A was taken marks nn' u^OU’?vho based her re- antl Church to CalhomVn ,y visjted on their trip ed ° ■A„rtenentl?r’ T116 tallc ^‘ov- a vmn*ft?Hnna y ^eresting and Miss T int0 tbe group, of the Ak„vm^SS£$ the appreciation or tne Auxiliary for Mrs Lnvton’a presence and talk, ‘ ^ayton 8 GOBLIN CLEANEi you buy*. Ren cleaning J. BE fore your ..i w..yy FOR SALE Two store repair, situ and Hill Exeter, tt For furtl iW. Morley, brick. ee us be- oblin to do or half day. good Main n the pillage of erty of John Dilling, particulars apply to J. Solicitor, Exeter, Ont. (FOR Mrs. T. 2 71*5, C 19 acres hay. Centralia. bn, .7 Apply Phone -25-2tp .STRAYED—From Dot 7,■ Hay Township, red heifer w black streaks and with horn two years old. Informatioiji Received by B. Makins, R. 1,‘ 6' xeter. FOR SALE RENT — house, t bedrou new furnace, g#d phone 165 , Br‘U’ . bathrox lf C, V. PickateX I visited at the home of on Sunday. Mrs. Har- here three months and remain :> longer. to walk outside a Mr. Httle Mr. also The following were visitors in the home iof Mr, and Mrs. w. H. John­ ston- recently: Mrs. Lottie white and son Oliver, of Toronto; Mrs, (Rev,) F, Clysdale, of OWen Sound and two daughters Edythe and Evelyn, who are camping at the Bend. Mr. Clysdale Is in Mooretown owing to the death of his brother, who - his bam and was Edythe and Evelyn him this week, iMr. Kenneth C. Stanbury, B.A., of the firm of Aylesworth & Co., Tor­ onto, is spending part of his holi­ days here and at Bayfield. instantly expect to fell in killed, go for Jurtffrub)it/n. r Pria' New L Sold at- Brc vr |B5c. *riigstorc Nola Perkins Doh Case, young Marjory Ctidmore, married Mrs. M. ______ ___ „ snariTdd men, Mose Bechler . boys 14 and Bill Kestle, Jack ladies’, Kathleen Oke; yotihg men, Ross Oke, Alec ladies, Mrs. B.* Bechler, Mrs. R.