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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1936-11-26, Page 4THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1930 THE; EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE SINCLAIR—FOTHERINGHAM sss E. R. Hopper’s Great Removal Sale Will Soon be There Aren’t Many Days in Which to Secure Furniture at These Low Prices We thank those whose purchases have helped to clear our stock. We invite ail to visit our store to see these attractive prices. Whether you buy or not, we appreciate your visit. ___ We have several lovely OCCASIONAL CHAIRS upholstered in Silks, Homespuns, Velvet, Tapestries and Bone White Leather which are priced to clear $5.25 TO $18.25 BREAKFAST SET I One only Breakfast Set with China Togp. .REGULAR $38 / Honey maple finish trimmed;^ Sale Price “ Now is the time to replace thatjsvorn out spring an^g^ttress. reduced many dollars and we can fjf any bed. Our bedding is ! THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ssa November 26th, 27th, 28th Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur “MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN” ■Comedy MONDAY, Nov. 3 .ition of the Year 1!IS 1) AY, WEDNES DA £ Dec. 1st and 2nd MAY BE eim .a^feaSlpyd Nolan “Y0 Ann S< Comed^TXction Feature COMING—Dec, 3rd, 4tli and 5th Shirley Temple in "DIMPLES” W HITE GIFT SERVICE AT CAVEN Caven Sunday School carried out its White Gift Service on Sunday morning with a fine donation of presents, both useful and pleasure giving, received. On Monday a par cel was received containing numer ous articles from a similar service held in Cromarty Presbyterian Sun day School. All these gifts will be packed and on their way to the Peace River County before the end of the week and will doubtlessly bring joy and cheer to many dren theie at Christmas. chil- We still have a good stock o^ail kinds of you many dollars on your purchases. --------------------—f rture. A visit to our store will save CRITIC1SMS IN GENERAL ffl (Contributed) E Copper We deliver anywhere.Phone, Exeter 99 BIRTHS I CARD OF THANKS Miss Marjory Brqderick grateful-UPSHALL—In Scott Memorial Hos- - - - - - . j pital, Seaforth, on November 10, ly thanks her friends jind relatives to Mr. and Mrs. Tames Upshall, ■of Kippen, a. daughter. CARD OF THANKS Dr. J. W. Browning wishes ' sin cerely thank allMhose whi^remem- bered his birtodfiy by grams, flowers a^d cal tele- card of thanks Mr. James Mitchell and family of Centralia wish to thank their neigh bors and friends jfor the kindness shown diurifi] reaveffi®ai*s^ 'V- ■■ - ■ jj^.ffieir recent sad be- CARD GF THANKS •Mrs. H. Mitchell brothers and sisters of ||£$klate E. A. Amy wish tojHha^k .^fi&ir many friends and n^rghbo^^ror the many acts of kin<^J®^^tended -during toeir recent ’$bereave|nent; for the floral tribute^and ltyan of cars and especially to ^kev^Mr. Page, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. CxOulding and Mrs. T. Coates. CANADA’S OLDEST DOCTOR 93 YEARS OF AGE for the gifts of flowers and mes sages of good chejyF received by her while in Victoria Hospital and hereby acknowledges her apprecia tion of their kindness. ANNOUNCEMENT •i ’’E•. and Mrs. Fred Kerr, Crediton, pga§,^ment of to Mr. of Mr. Lucan, quietly (Continued from page 1) compilation of many books to the records. This came about following the motto of his •'Whatever you Old patients have Browning: “If yoiu Mr. Ont., announce the their daughter, Luldh^iie, Frederick Aljoe Qu’ItoH, son and Mrs. Wesley Gilbert, the wedding to ta£e place in December. IN MEMORIAM Thos. seven 1929. hold by father do, do exactly.’’ said to Dr. had your life to live over again would you study medicine?” His reply was, “Yes and I would come to Exeter to prac tice.” In many ways, tne doctor says, he feels as well as he did at the age •of fifty. His sister, Mrs. Yule, of Oshawa, at the age of 9 4 fell and broke her hip which resulted in her death. Previous to that time she used to walk, a mile every day, rain or shine. His grandfather lived to the grand old age of 100 years and 6 months. “Yes A pretty autumn wedding was solemnized at the United church, parsonage, Brucefield, at 5 o’clock on Saturday, November 21, by Rev. W. A. Bremner, when Jean Mc Dougall, only daughter of Mrs. D. Fotheringham, smith, became the bride of C. Sinclair, son of Mrs. JJinclair and the late Mr. of Stanley. The bride, •M CHEVROLET FOR 1937... The Complete Car — Completely New Master and Master De Luxe Models NOW ON DISPLAY at — JBII * PHONE 100 Mr. and Tucker- William William Sinclair, of Stanley. The bride, who was charmingly dressed m brown sheer triple crepe with cut velvet trim mings, wore a chic little brown velvet turban with catchy veil and accessories to match. She carried a bouquet of yellow Radiant mums. The bridesmaid was Miss Nellie Sinclair, sister of the groom, who wore a green triple crepe dress and carried golden menza mums. John Fotheringham, brother of the bride, acted as mony a home of Sinclair, wearing black crepe, received with Ma’s. Fotheringham who was be comingly gowned in a plain shade triple sheer crepe. The .house was decorated throughout with pink and white mums as was also the bride’s table, which was centred with a four-storey wedding cake, silver holders and pink candles. IAj sump tuous wedding dinner was served. Mrs. Harold Jackson, Mrs. Charles Eyre, Misses Mae Wallace and Dora Dalrymple acting as waitresses. One of the .honored guests was the bride’s grandmother, Mrs. J. Biurdge, who is in her ninety-second year. The happy yciung couple left later on a motor trip to' Eastern points. The bride’s going-away out fit was a brown coat with sable‘col lar and accessories to match, their return they will reside on groom’s farm in Stanley. best man. After the cere- reception was held at the the bride’s parents, Mrs. mother of) the .groom, S| EXETER, L Falls Down ShaftDASHWOOD Dr. W. D. Bryce, L>$., D.D.S. dental; SUJKGEONAt office in Ija^tieib Block, Dash wood, first threiT days of week and at -office over the P-ost Office, in Zu rich, last three days of week. DR. W. B. COXpN^JBfV. Sc. Veterinary 'Stirgeon Phone 96 Zurich, Ont. Mrs. Finkbeiner and Catherin who have spent several weeks in Sarnia returned home Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Nadiger and daughter Zeta are spending a few days in London. Dashwood Public School concert will be held on Monday evening De cember 21st. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman and ■Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Tieman were Sunday visitors in 'London. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guenther and daughter Rose and son Ervin were week-end visitors in Windsor. Aj Sauer Kraut Supper will be given in the basement of the Evan gelical church at Dashwood 'under the auspices of the Excelsior Adult Sunday School Class on Friday ev ening, December 4th. Supper from 6 to 9 p.m. The public is cordially invited. Mrs. S. Gottschalk is visiting with her daughter in St. Thomas. Mrs. Henry Schroeder is kept quite busy knitting stockings on -her knit ting machine. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rader were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Seth Brown. Miss Fanny Preeter is visiting with her sister Mrs. Stacey. Mr. Wilfred Merner and Louis Rader are attending tne Royal Win ter Fair at Toronto. A special thank-offering porgram will be given in the Evangelical church on. Sunday evening. , The Stitch and Chatter Club of Dashwood celebrated its tenth anni versary of their .organization with a hot goose dinner at the Commercial Hotel last Wednesday evening. The dinner table was attractively arrang ed and a birthday caxe bearing ten candles occupied toe centre. Con cealed beneath the cake were slips of fortune which were drawn by each member. Riots or laughter fol lowed toe reading «r these. This club is commencing its tenth year of activity. Each year the vice-presi dent of toe previous year automati cally becomes president. Mrs. Addis on Tieman who was hostess at the dinner is this year’s president, while the newly elected officers are: Vice- president, Mrs. Harrr Rader; Sec’y.- Treas., Miss Ella Martinson'. The nine Past Presidents of the club in order are: Mrs, R. H. Taylor, Mrs. T. B. Moffatt, Mrs. A. E. Oestricher, Mrs. T. Klumpp, Miss Verna Birk, Mrs. Mervyn Tieman, Mrs. G. Wild- fong, Miss Anne Tieman and Mrs. Alvin Kellerman. Stepping into an elevator shafit when’ the elevator wasn’t there, Edwin Howkins, 27, a truck driver from Seaforth, fell 20 feet Monday and broke his ankle. He had been unloading freight in a downtown Toronto building and was walking backward drawing a hand truck. He landed standing up, The truck did not follow. NOTICE The next meeting of Huron Coun ty Council will be held in the Coun cil Chambers, Court House, Goder ich, commencing Tuesday, December 1st, 1936, at 2’p.m. AU accounts, notices nj^Meputa- tions and ottyer biusinsgf* requiring attention should 'bej4$ptoe hands of the County Cferty^FNovember 28th. J."W. ROBERTS, County Clerk, Goderich. Have you finished your fall plow ing? It’s very nice weather, or it has been. Well! Anyway it’s been a lovely fall. During the past week or perhaps longer, were you late or early tor work? Perhaps a lot of radio pro grammes have been missed if your town clock was your guide. Is there no one in town who could tickle up The Old Town Clock. So Canada has gone in for making fire arms again. It’s the old saying “Dog eat dog.” The working man will be the sufferer and the manu facturer will gain. .So whats’ the use. So your heart pumps day and night throbbing more than 35,000,- 00 0 times a year. We knew the male heart has throbbed perhaps more this year (Leap Year) trying to keep out of the way of the Fair sex. Why worry boys 19 3 6 is at its close. It is estimated that a woman spends in her kitchen 1,50 0 hours per year. Its amazing isn’t it? Then again ome women spent just Jong enough in the kitchen to open that can of pork and beans. In the year 1935 when a dollar was spent only 4 cents went to re ligion and education combined. Very well! Then how much would go for religion and education in the small town where wages are so^ little that it just keeps some of us to the county building? think this one over. 17 different calendars India. Our country has but one kind and that one keeps us busy sometimes to know which is the be ginning of the week or the last day of the week. Laugh this one off Did you have your bacon and eggs for breaJkifast tois morning? Well! to tell the truth many a fam ily was without. TORONTO MARKETS HOG PRICES WEAKEN ON TORONTO MARKET On the AUCTION SALE — .of — HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE The undersigned auctioneer has re ceived instructions to sell by pub lic auction at the Cattle Values Steady in Active Trad ing Monday’s Live Stock Receipts Cattle ........................... Calves ............................ Hogs ............................. Sheep and Lambs .... 2,220 1,140 1,830 2,860 in. Mon- market. Calves, sheep showed little change in cattle holdover was in an and price. 2,300 EXETER TEA ROOM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 28th at 2 p.m. the following: 4 beds, 4 dressers, 4 commodes, 4 toilet sets, library table, 2 dining room tables, 4 small tables, 4 arm chairs, .6 dining room chairs, large kitchen cupboard, cook stove, heat er, 4-burner coal oil stove, nearly new; veranda chair, 2 glass show cases, set scales, what not, medicine chest, 2 feather ticks, 2 pails, quantity sealers, dishes, lamps and numerous other articles. TERMS—CASH MRS. C. LEE, Proprietress FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneerto good weighty $4’50 to $5.35 with •up to $5.50. Some still higher prices, brought $5 to $'5.25 from going Employer KEYS—-In loving memory of Keys, who entered into rest years ago, November 29th, Time rolls on we are reminded, Of the day our hearts were crushed jrtRESENTATJON Whem God took You, Oh so quickly, I .1 On Friday evening the friends and neighbors held a dance and presen tation at Clandeboye school in hon or of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hedden and Elgin, who- recently moved to Lucan. During toe evening Mr. and Mrs. Hedden were presented with a beautiful bridge lamp. Mrs. Grant Broo'ks read the address and the presentation was made by Mr. Roy McCran. Mr. Hedden in a few words expressed their grateful appreciation After presentation lunch was served and the Misses Marjorie Fylnn and Lois Hunter tap danced. Following is the address: Dear Mr. and Mrs. Hedden: As you. have been highly esteem ed citizens of our community for a number of years, we desired to show you, in however small a way it may be, a little of toe appreciation we have of youir friendship. It is indeed fortunate that you have not gone far that you cannot return to with us and we sincerely hope have you here on every occasion. May this gift, recall to you the happy years we ihave had together and take with it into your home that feeling .of good-will and best wishes which comes to you directly from the hearts of the Clandeboye people. Signed; Your Friends & Neighbors And we in gloom were thrust. We who .Jdved you sadly miss you, As it d&wns another year; In our lonely hours of thinking, Thoughts of you are ever near. Ever remembered by Wife and the Family. USED CAR SPECIALS are used in AUCTION SALE — of — Hog prices weakened.late day’s Toronto Livestock Market ses sion and closed 15 to 25 cents low er. Cattle sold at steady prices active lambs Day’s head. Killing cattle led the way in ac tivity. Medium steers sol'd at choice quality were held for Good butchers with plain downward to $3.25. Butcher c-ows were steady at $2.25 to $3. A large supply of canners and cutters sold at $'1.25 to $2. Good bulls toaded from $3 to $3.50 and bolognas from $2.50 to $2.75. 'Choice fed calves were from $7.- 5 0 to $8 with mediums ranging down to $5. Stockers brought $3 to $4 according to quality. 'Choice veal calves ranged from $8 to $9, plain selling as low as $5, Heavy Wetsern calves were 25 cents higher at $4 to $5 for the majority. ■Off-truck bacon hogs brought $7.60 to $7.7’5. Car hogs, mostly on contract, sold at $7.40 and at $8.15 off cars. Bids were 15c lower for Monday’s loadings. Good ewe and wether lambs were priced at $7.75 to $8, with other grades from $6 to $7. A few feeders brought $5 to $<6.50 cwt. Sheep were steady at $1.50 to $4.50 ac cording to quality. HORDES at our Sale Barns EXETER, on WEDNESDAY, DECE5IBER. 2nd . Five sucking colts; four year-old^ colts; six tw-year-o'lds; year-olds; <three two mares $$ foal; er horsesor 4 quiet an#* n cows; s4m at four er of old- strong drivers two Durham pigs. in pigs on- commission HURON COUNTY JUNIOR ASSOC. OF, TORONTO FORMED AND OFFICERS ELECTED 1935 Ford V8 De Luxe Sedan new models once ! 1 ! 1929 Chevrolet Light Delivery truck and 1929 Oldsmobile Coach » 1928 Durant 4-cylinder 0oach This stock mut be moved to mike room for; Be sure to have your i|ir Winter Accessories for youij immedi Defrosters, Heaters, Tire Chai and special Winti^ L THIS IS THE pEIce Anti-Freeze cations STEWART BROS. HURON GARAGE O.M.L. ROAD SERVICE HURJON BUDGET so be to Enjoy Shopping at# TO BE BALANCED Brokers’ Trials Increase Expense by $5,000.00 At a meeting of the representa tive committee of the newly form ed Huron County Junior Associa tion .of Toronto on November 18to, officers were elected for the ensu ing year, as follows: President, F. Elliott, Clinton; Vice-President, K. 'iStanJbury, Exeter; second Vice- President, Margaret Strachan, Brus sels; Secretary, Anne Crittenden, Clinton; Assistant Secretary, Mary Cou'ltes, ^Vinigham; Treasurer, Ro bert Leiper, Blyth. At the end of a very enjoyable evening late in October, the Junior Association was formed with presenltative committee ifrom town or village as follows; 3 Goderich; 3 from Clinton; 3 Seaforth; 3 from Wingham; 2 Brussels; 2 from Exeter; 1 Blyth and 1 from Hensall. members from Exeter are Kenneth Stanbury and A voluntary formed early presentation towns, and several enjoyable social activities were planned for the young people from Huron County residing in Toronto. The first meet ing was in the form of a bowling party witty am attendance of about 25 to 30. This was followed by a bridge, and in the sumrnar a boat trip across the lakie. In toe fall a corn roast was iheld and In October a dance, with an attendance of over ■a 100, at which the Association was formed and the representative com mittee elected. All young people residing in Tor onto who were former residents of Huron, or whose parents were form er residents of the County, are elig ible for membership in the Associa tion. iSee our large stock of Bulova Watches for Christmas—as service able as they are beautiful at S. B. Taylor’s. ZION TERMS—CASH WJ NfA’lRN, Auctioneer G. J. DOW, Proprietor LANDS FOR SALE Hay Township a re- each from from from from Tihe Lindenfield’s Hardware or Phone 181w for yorifz .. *Jap-A-Lac Paints, Enamels.Jowl Varnishes Enamel Ware—Red and Green, and Green, Plain Grey Coleman Instant Lit^ Lamps $6.70 and $8.35 complete Coleman Instant Lne L'anter®^^........................................ $7.20 Coleman Instant We Irons^^,...............................................$6.95 —JsENEg&L HARDWARE — Don’t Miss This Real Special—This Week Only A Medium size Aluminum Stew Kettle with Cover only 49c. A Medium size Aluminum Kettle with Lock Cover only 49c. Varnishes Despite an unforeseen expending of $5,000 for administration of jus tice, occasioned by various brokers’ trials, the Coiunty of Huron will this year balance its budget, according to Warden R. J. Bowman. Not only hag the County Council kept within its estimates, but it uas paid the Pro vincial Government $29,000 owing on provincial road account. “This put us all square with the Government, as far as the old 20 per cent, county share of Provincial highways is concerned, and there will be no more,” Warden Bowman said. There is still $46,000 owing on ac count of paved roads, but it was taken care of by debentures, the only debentures the County of Huron has outstanding. Sadie Walker, acting committee was in the year with re- from the various The Main Street Y, P< S. met on Monday evening with Dorothy Jen nings in charge*. 'Scripture lesson was read by Lillyan McDonald. A very interesting topic wag given by Miss Dorothy Cornish. Harriston, visited at their Eva Townsend, of Moose visiting at the home of Mr. Should be Moro Polito "Shy mister, can I help you paint?” "Dflii’t let him, mister, until ho says please,” CROMARTY Mr. Murray McGill, of Mitchell, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McKellar. Miss Marie Scott, from the West, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Messrs Leonard ano John Hough ton, of home. Miss Jaw, is and Mrs. Thos. Worden. Rev H. Bennie and Mrs. Bennie, of Acton, visited with tosh. The thank-offering the Cromarty Auxiliary M. S. was observed Sunday morn ing. The minister, Rev. Jas. Reidie delivered a most instructive and im- ’spiring address flrom the text in Acts 16:9—’"Come Over Into Mace donia and Help us,. ’ The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be observed in that church, next Sunday preparatory, service •» Thursday afternoon. Mr, Russel Scott own team and James Scott’s team to the Royal Winter Fair in Toron to. Mr. Scott will also be in Tor* onto this week. The two ’•earns will be shown at Guelph Winter Fair. Mrs. Mein- service of .of the W. morning, will be The held •has takefl his Mrs. Thos. ’Hern, df Exeter, is at the .home of her son William, who is confined to his bed and un der the doctor’s care. His many friends hope for a speedy recovery. iMr. H. Hern is at present at the home with his son Mr. Ephriam Hern. We are glad to know he is able to b© out in our midst again. The many friends of Mrs. Harold Hern* will be pleased to know she returned home last- week from St. Joseph’s Hospital and is slowly im proving. Her mother, Mrs. George Earf, of Exeter, is spending a few days with her. Miss Edith Earl is spending the winter with them. iMrs. H. Kyle, of Exeter, spent Thursday in the neighborhood. Mr. Hy. Finkbeiner and daughter Miss Ruby, of Crediton, spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hern. Cash offers will be received by toe Canada Company up until December 10, 1936, for the folowing lands. Con.^Jot Acres 6 E^/6 75 7 11 100* 7 13 100 7 r Ni 17 7 Renjr ■SiiSi 18^ 8 #1008 #Y6 50* 8 f^Ei 21 ■50 EJ 22 50 8 wj 22 50 8 EJ 23 50 8 Wi 2'3 50 8 26 100 8 ,Si 27 50 These lands are offered for cash sale at reasonable prices. Address all offers to CANADA COMPANY November 23, 1'936. "A man isn*’t poor if he can still laugh.”—iRaymond Hitoh'cock. 371 Bay Street ot paying propor ntten- greatwf .ife. and one of the most «|glc^|ffid. It is caused by the neglect V r-r- ____ tion to *rNature’s CalP\ You may keep your bowels regular by using Milburn’s Laxa-Liver Pills, as they help to regulate tho flow bf bile to act properly oh tho livery . .. , .. ... , an^ thus prevent and remove con* , etipation and ite allied ailments. Keep a vial in your modicine chest,