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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1937-05-13, Page 5THE EXETER T1MES-ADVOCATE THUIISDAY, MAX 13th, 1337 HENSALL Ada Gram, of Detroit and Mr, and Mrs. Percy Gram, pf Lensing, Mich., spent the week-end with their par ents Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Gram. Mr. Kennet'b Manns is visiting with relatives in Harrietpville. He accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shepherd home who were recent visitors with relatives in Town, Mr. Colin Hudson who has been seriously ill at nis home here for nearly a year is now showing some improvement, He is able to sit up awhile each day and is gaining in strength. 1 • Anniversary services will be held I in the United church on Sunday, May 16th, with Rev. E. F, McL. , of Toronto as the speaker. I for the day. Mr. Smith was a for- Miss Margaret Buchanan, of To ronto spent 'Sunday with friends. Miss Louise Drummond spent the week-end with friends in Toronto. Mr. Peter .Stewart is able to be out again after his recent accident. Dr. Campbell has treated himself to a very handsome new Dodge car. Miss Emily Morrison, qf Toronto, spent the week-end with friends in town. Mr. T. C, Joynt and sons Carey and Donald were in Toronto over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs, John Elder spent the week-end at St. Thomas visiting ■ cnrifhJ relatives. uA, Mr. A- E. Parry, of Clinton, was mer minister in Hensall. calling on friends m town on Wed- ‘ nesday last. . Mr. Nelson Blatchford, sanitary ‘ smith, Miss Mary Smith, of South incmnOr.m’ fntan/id cfonbn re m •• ~ . * n _ i j{jl on May 20th. Mrs. Bertha Ortwein, of London,! Smillie. ___ ______ visited over the week-end with her , are sisters of Mrs.' Smillie, mother Mrs. Peter Munn, Mrs, ijeu Furuy was taken to Mr. John Corbet has engaged with! Clinton General Hospital on Sun- Mrs. Armour - - .... farm for the summer, st. r ’■ ' ___ _ celebrate its diamond jubilee on i covery. Mr. and Mrs. Shelburn Coleman and family, of Detroit, visited over Mrs. (.Rev,) L. A* Leak, of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon inspector^ intends starting his rounds , Mrs." R. Seal? of Detroit, ■ are visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Mrs. Bertha Ortwein, of London, Smillie, Mrs. Leak and Mrs, Smith Mrs. Leu puruy was taken to Armour Todd to work her day evening and has since been op- ‘ I erated on .for appendicitis. Her Paul’s Anglican church will; many friends hope for a speedy re Sunday, June 6th. ’ | Mr. Bari Parlmer. ot Toronto IS'ftno Iam M vl31lou o,„. MTS^hos^Parliner^161^ &nd I"le week-end with relatives in Hen- Mr. and Mrs. Lome ’McNaughton, of Russeldale, were visiting rela tives in town on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hamilton and family are visiting this week with relatives at Simcoe. Mr. Ray Paterson, of Toronto, spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Patersoii. Miss Jessie Dick, of Toronto, vis ited over the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dick. Mr. Orville Twitcfaell has had the front of his garage nicely painted and is making other improvements, Miss Jessie Moir who (been in her past week is the home of Moir. The cold, week was quite a farmers with their seeding district. Mr. John Smith, of Delhi, er well-known resident of was calling on friends in town on Sunday, ITihe store windows and many of the residences in town were hand somely decorated for Coronation Day. Mrs. Lyle Statham, of Toronto, has returned home 'after visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Elder. Messrs. Lloyd and Albert Pass- more, of Delhi, spent Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore. Mrs. Alexander and son James who .have been residing in town left last week for London where they will reside. . . . Mr. Goo. Dick has returned home after spending several weeks visit ing relatives and friends in Tavis tock and Toronto. Quite a number of the Odd Fel lows of Hensall attended service at the B'rucefield United church on Sunday evening. The village council have made ar rangements to collect the garbage in town on May 18th and 19th. A truck will call at each home. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Stratford and Mr. and •Colvin, of Lobo, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miss Mae McNaughton, of Toron to, spent the week-end with her fath er Mr. Daniel McNaughton and brother Mr. Peter McNaughton. Miss Katihryne Drysdale, of St. Thomas and Mr. Robt. Drysdale, of London, spent the week-end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Drysdale. The many friends of Mr. Jas. Hog garth are pleased to see him out again after being confined to his home for the past three weeks through illness. Mr. and Mrs. Will Gram and Miss has not usual health for the at .present staying at brother Mr. Peterher wet weather hindrance of last to the this a form- Hensall Devlin, of Mrs. John on Sunday Corbet. TMarMiwi CREDITON | j The Ladies’ Aid of the Evangeli- ■Sunday School session at the Evan gelical church on Sunday The Hen rich Memorial Band led by Russel , ___ Tieman carrying a large Union Jack cal Church held a very successful paraded to the church. -------“— *" Hand Conceit and Play Presented A musical concert and play was presented on Monday night to a large crowd by the Henrich Memorial Band of Dashwood, in the Evangel ical church sheds, The play “Aunt Jerushy on the Warpath,” Jn three acts, was staged under the direction of Mrs. R, H. Taylor. The cast in cluded Miss Grace Pepper, Miss Gertrude Hoffman, Miss jean Weber Mrs. Betty Taylor, Mrs, Maurice Kflumpp, -Addison Tieman, Garnet Wildfong, Albert Goetz and Mervyn Tieman. The hand gave a short program at the beginning and also played between acts. Their num bers included several of the known composers. ELIMVILLE well sail and vicinity. They were ac companied home by Mr. Coleman’s mother, Mrs. Wm. Coleman who will visit with them for a few weeks. The guessing contest on the con- goleuin rugs which- was on last week in Rannie’s store was won by‘’MV. O. Dauncey, of Hibbert; the correct number, being 700 and Mr. Daun< cey’s guess was 705. At Southcott Bros. Store Mrs. Harold Hilliard won the rug, the number being 687 and the auess was 677. Mr. and Mrs. Deslie Knight and two children, Miss Alice Higgins, of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Orville Beavers and daughter, of Thames Road; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer and two children and Mr, Harold Higgins Sunday Mr.and Of the Beach-O-Pines, were visitors with their parents Mrs. R. Higgins. DASHWOOD Dr.W.D. Bryce, L.D.S., D.D.S, DENTAL SURGEON At offi&e in Hartleib Block, Dash wood, first three days of week and at office .over the Post Office, in Zu rich, last three days of week. DR. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc. Veterinary Surgeon Phone 96 Zurich, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Czar Steinhagen, of Port Dalhousie, spent (Sunday with ■his parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. .Ste-in- hagen. Mrs. J. Schroeder spent the week end with her daughter in New Ham burg. Miss E. Martinson spent the week end with her parents in Elmira. Mr. and Mrs. 'Clarence Routledge, of Kintore, spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. Fassold. Mrs. Fred Willert, who spent the past month with her daughters in Fort Wayne and Birmingham. Mich, returned to her home on Saturday. Mr. and iMrs. Hy. Hoffman and Mrs. .Stacey and Mrs. M. Tieman and Nancy Anne visited friensd in Kit chener on Sunday. Mrs. Betty Taylor is spending a few days in Lucan this week.Mrs. ,T. C. Reid visited her sister Mrs. Edighoffer in Mitchell Sunday. Mrs. Stadelbauer and family, London, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. P. Kraft. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Nadigei’ Helen, Mrs. Neusw^nger and er attended the funeral of the er attended the funedal of the Mr, Allemang, in St. Clements on Monday. Rpv. John Oestreicher, of Rosen- dahl. >is visitinz .his parents and also attended conference last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Oestreicher and family spent Coronation Day in Lon don and Dorchester. Mothers’ Day and Coronation Ser vices were fittingly observed in the and Mrs. late late EARLY LAYERS Big Pullets Big Eggs You Get All Three When You Buy Bray’s “Xtra-Profit Chicks or Started Pullets . . . And They?re Selling at Rock Bottom Prices foi’ tjhte Balance of the Season iSome poultry rasters are going to cash in on the high egg prices that are forecasted for next Fall. Others are going to miss the boat. It’s going to depend bn how early your pullets are ready for the nest— how well developed they are—and how -quickly they come up in egg size from pullet eggs to A-large. Bray’s “Extra-Profit” chicks are born with a “head start” and they never seem to lose it. They igrow and develop with extra-ordinary speed, and come into production much earlier than slOwer-growing chicks. Read what, thesO customers say: | W1. j. K., Jordon Station', Ont.: “When they, were 6 weeks old* 1 weighed 14 Chicks, just as I caught them. The lightest Out of 202 They igrow and develop with extra-ordinary 1 weighed 14 Chicks, just as I caught them, weighed 1 lb. 6 oz. and the .heaviest 1 lb. 8 oz. ichicks started, I have lost only one.” J. A, G., Lachute, Que.: “Just aline to report on the 600 four- week-old pullets we received from you 3 weeks ago . . . They were so lively on arrival they hopped out of the boxes as soOn as the lids were off, and Up to date there has not been one death ... In fact, Mrs. G-. and myself have decided not to do our own Ibrooding next yeai’ but to get our requirements from you, This will amount to 3,000' pullets and between 5,000 and 6,000 cockerels.” These “Xtra-Pfoflt” pullets develop the size to stand heavy, cotttin- ous production. And they lay BIG eggs. They are all HATCHED FROM BIG EGOS—-25 to 30 oz. per dozen. Send for today’s price list., O.ur prices are down to rock bottom. And’nur list of daily specials often contains odd lots of started chicks that would suit your needs to perfection. Fred W. Bray, Limited Phono 240 EXETER ONTARIOexeter . coronation tea in the Sunday School rooms on Wednesday afternoon, 1 Mrs, Ai. E, Plitich and Mrs. H. K. Silber received the* visitors and. Miss Alma Smith invited the guests to tea tables. Mrs. C. <Sims and Mrs, • H. M. Faist poured and the assist-; ants Mrs. J. Morlock and Mrs. Hugo Schenk. The proceeds were donat- . ed to the Red Gross fund. j ' Mr. and Mrs. H* K. Eillber, Mrs. M. Faist and Miss Nola Faist at-. tended the conference at Chesley on Sunday, The Mission Circle of the Evan gelical churcih held its May meeting at the home of Mrs. Laurence Wein with the president Miss- Addileen I Gaiser in charge. The meeting was opened by singing “My Creed” after . which all repeated the Lord’s Pray- ' er. The roll call was then called and the business transacted. Miss Thel ma Weber then took charge and ’a short program rendered consisting of the Scripture by Mrs. Maurice Beaver. Hymn “Faith of Our Mothers”; «a piano duet by Thelma Weber and Mrs. Lawrence Wein. The third chapter of the Study Book was given by Alma Smith. A paper on tihe “Character of Our King and Queen was given by Alma Ratz. All joined in singing “God . Save Our King and God Save Ourj1 Queen. A contest was enjoyed fol-ii m a cavvail hr ’ Mother’s Day was observed in this churcn last Sunday and a large con gregation assembled together. The program was followed, the Superin tendents of the S. S. Messrs. Wes ley Johns and Alvin Pym were on the platform assisting with the pro gram, Rev. Mr. Penrose gave a fine address on “Sharing with Je sus;” Miss Margaret Miners read a story “Tihe Do As I Please House,” The choir also sang a suitable an them. A baptismal service was iOwed by a dainty lunch served by held when five children were Ibap-( the committee ln charge. tizel Donald Keith and Florence Ze- i , . .. ’ . , ,, . ,ta, children of Mr. and Mrs. Hubfert An Active Younj, I eople s Society Heywood- Bruce Henrv son of Mr 1 evening th© Young People’s ancl Mrs. Horace Delbi’idge; Anna ^®1a1su.6 °lf Rubina, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. •A, sPecial .ie0lP^}10n meeting Wm. Routly and Verna Kathleen,' W1th ,nr?pqt attend™™ m ™nv daughter o,t Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne. A short coronation service was also held at the close of the c Mother’s Day program. A beautiful'c bouquet of bronze roses adorned the ' p £ 01 re ghter, Miss Bessie Bell, R.N., cf apnrfrA thpJ Enistle Long Island, N.Y. They were much admired by all. A special collection was taken for Red Cross relief work in London and the fine ’sum of ten 8 WJU as me usual collection tauen o Th»lr r.o,rn_ ,nl . . ,1, ing” by the Junior League; a poemThe Mission Circle held a corona-| poet iaure>te, John Mansfield; tion tea m the basement of the a prayei. for the King’s reign by church on Saturday afternoon whep 1 M/s> lL. Wein; a cornet duet, Mur- over sixty from Thames Road Mis- ray Morton and Emery Fahrner; a sion Circle; Zion W. M. S. and Circle )St,ory «The King’s Page” by Jack and local societies sat down to a de- England; a vocal duet Mrs. Charles licious lunc/hi after a good program Hoffman and Mrs. H. M. Faist; a had been given m the auditorium. | ,paper fl!Long Live Our Gracious Mrs. Rev. Peters, of Lakeside was ( by Ray Morlock and tihe Na- the 'guest speaker and chose as her tional anthem and closing prayer by su/bject “Obedience”. iRIia wav* » ..... very interesting and i talk on the subject. Other numbers ’ on the program were a reading deal-! ing with the coronation by Mary] Joihns; solo by Helen Murch; a g.ivenpoem read by Marian Miners and Prn0^a“ ,7^^ vem patriotic songs were sung. Johns, president of the Circle .presided, the church was prettily decorateu with vase® of daffodils giving a was the and dec- 1 with the largest attendance in many I weeks and a splendid program was- enjoyed. The meeting under the convenorship of Miss Alma Ratz Ibe- ■ gan with the coronation anthem, reading of Psalm 122 followed by “Nearer ’ George V) the Epistle as read by one of the bishops 1 Peter 2 13-17 1 by Ada Gaiser. The Gospel as read by another bisihop Matthew 22, 15- 22 by Delton Finkbeiner. Spiritual application of the Coronation cere- •'.The Wise May Bring Their Learn ing” by the Junior League; a poem 71 THE RED and WHITE STORE GROCERY SPECIALS GOLD MEDAL RASPBERRY JAM .......... GOLD MEDAL ORANGE MARMALADE. AYLMER’S CHOICE SWEET CORN........ AYLMER PORK AND BEANS .................. HEREFORD CORN BEEF .......................... Wheat Puffs, large package ........ 2 for 19c, Peanut Butter in Bulk Keta Salmon ............... 2 lbs. for 25c large tin 10c. Blue and White................. Golden Wax Beans ........... TomatoJuice, Gold Medal 2 bottles for 10c .......per tin 10c. .......per tin 10c. PRESERVING PINEAPPLES Large Pineapples We would appreciate your order .2 for 35c. or 6 for $1,00 Extra Large ... each 23c. Phone 102 ROL.LIHS’ GROCERY We Deliver ir- CREDITON EAST Death of Henry Pfaff Crediton lost one of its begt known residents in the death of Henry Pfaff in his 78th year. He was (born in Lautar. Hessan. Germany and was married in 1880 in Grumburg, Hes san, Germany to Elizabeth Schmidt, of Lehnhein, Germany. In 1884 they came to Canada and settled in Hay Township, Huron County, where he farmed for many years. Surviving are his wife, four daughters, Mrs. Isaac Gower, Lucan; Mrs, Daniel Gower, Kelwood, Man,; Mrs. Nelson Schenk, Crediton and Mrs. Henry Clark, Dashwood and three sons, Henry Pfaff, Stephen; Oscar Pfaff, Woodham and Otto Pfaff, of Credit on and 35 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. The family were all present at the funeral except Mrs. Daniel Gower, of Kelwood, Man. The funeral, which Was largely attended was held on Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. from his late residence. Burial took place in- the Crediton Evangel ical cemetery. Rev. Mr. Johnsen of tihe United Church officiating as the Evangelical pastor, Rev. Mr. Pletch being in Chesley at the Con ference. The pall bearers were Fred Kerr, Wm. Motz, Harry Lewis, Gordon Merner, Sam Sims and Wm. Cliff.The sympathy of this community is extended to Mrs. Pfaff and fam ily in the loss of a loving husband and father. Mrs Mary Oesch, of Blake, visited for a few days the .past week with sister Mrs. Henry Pfaff Sr. t Mrs. Wm. Motz has returned home from Hamilton after /being called there owing to the serious illness of her sister Mrs. Ann Collingwood. Mr. and Mrs. John Sims and fam ily moved their household effects near the Klondike on (Saturday where Mr. Sims has been employed, for some time. Mr. Percy Laity, Lila Collingwood of Hamilton; Mrs. Wm. Wilson, of Sarnia and Mr. and Mrs. William Horney and Miss Irma Ferguson, of Kippen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Motz. Mr. Charles Anderson returned to his home in Sarnia on Sunday af ter visiting with his mother Mrs. Wilson Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Heathe and two children, of Windsor, spent th~e week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. Kuhn and they also attended the graduation of Miss Margaret Kuhn in London on Friday. I a prayer for the King’s reign by iShe gave a (Alma j^atz. - 3.u’c,. *v.® I Mother's pay was observed in the i United Church Sunday School, The ; order of service issued by O.R.E?. 1 was used in addition the following . Recitation by, Doris Hill and Betty Lou Swartz, nf tiw wcJkvn !An exercise ‘What Some Men Think The batemeit of i o£ Their Motihers” by Mr. Woodall.e ba em | Cjass. ol> boys an exerCise was ajso given by primaries,. . tThe ladies’ quartette sang “My 'Mother’s Pray er” and Elaine Mitchell sang a solo. The story “The Do As I Please House” was a)bly given by Anna ■Patterson and Mrs. W. Wright ren dered a reading “A Song of Twi- / light,” An address on “The Home King after lovely spring touch. Lunch eaten from small tables and waitresses wore headresses trimmed aprons matching the orations. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Addison are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. Johns. | was given by Mrs< s. ::-„b Miss Florence Bel} .nurse-m-train-1 wbjcb Mary Lamport recited a poem ing in Victoria Hospital spent the by Edgar Guest “The Home Build- "''z' j dets.” During the program presen- Mrs. tations were made to the oldest home here. Robt. Allison, ----- ----_____________ __ __ ____ Miss Thelma and1 mother and the parents having the week-end at her Mr. and Mrs. Leon O’Reilly, Mr. Irwin O’Reilly, of Sarnia week-end visitors with Mr. John Brock. Miss • Gerta Hunter, of visited at her' home Day. Mr, Johnny Johns employment with the Thames Val ley Bread Co. in St. Marys. and were Mrs.largest family present. on has London, Mothers’ secured Buy a Blue Bird Diamond Ring and get your coupons and win one of of the test at many prizes during the 3. B. Taylors. MT. CARMEL Con- “Long May They Reign I? We join with all loyal citizens in paying homage to Their Most Gracious Majesties KING GEORGE VI and QUEEN ELIZABETH Traquair’s Hardware Plumbing and Tinsmithing Furnace Work Purina Feeds Get Your Coronation Coupons at our Store BABY CHICKS A-l Baby Chicks, White Leg horns .8c.; Brown Leghorns, Barred Rocks 9c.; White Rocks, Jersey- Black Giants, New Hampshire Reds, 10c.; Heavy Surplus 8c.; Light .Sur plus, 7c. After June 1, lc. less. Four weeks old pullets 30c.; five weeks 35c. Write for prices on Baby and started Cockerels. White Indian Runner Ducklings, May 13c. Guar anteed 100 per cent, safe arrival te your station. A. H. SWITZER, Granton, Ontario Mrs. Hunter, of Exeter is nursing Miss Harlton, who is ill at the home •of Mrs. Jane Armstrong. Mrs. C- J. O’Brien spent a couple of days this week with her sister Mrs. Mcllhargery in Lucan. Miss E. Clarke spent the week end at her home in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Neil, of Bad Axe, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Murray Neil, Crediton; Miss Anna Neil, of London and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Neil were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James Neil. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Marion, of Parkhill, Brooks and Harold of visited on Monday this Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Pollard. Steeper and Mrs. Thos. Clandeboye, week with Cornelius O’Brien is visitingMrs. with friends in Detroit. Mr. Joseph Regan, of Stratford- ville, was home tor the week-end. Mrs. Alonzo McCann, Mrs. Diet- rich and William and Mr. John ~ awual conference of Che Evangelic I JX^Hartma?“ in" wSeX al church on Sunday which was held -- - in Chesley. Mr. ana Mrs. A. Mnkbeiner spent) Sunday in London visiting their daughter Jean_ McKenzie, who un derwent an operation for appendi citis in St. Joseph’s Hospital and is getting along as well pected. A goodly number Sunday last to hear Day program in the United church. Spring flowers adorned the pulpit. Mr. Milton Ratz, the superintendent was in charge. Papers were given by Mrs. A, G. Webb, Carol Fink- beiner and Nola Sweitzer. Solos; were given by Mrs. Wm. Sweitzer and Ruth Lamport accompanied by the mandolin; a duet by Jack Ratz and Stuart Sweitzer and a very in teresting address on the Coronation by Rev. J. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, Thed ford, Miss Louise Ball, of London, Mr. Elmer Moore, of Sarnia, spent Mother’s Day with Mr, and Mrs. W. Sweitzer. Mrs, W. Graham and son Jack, of Windsor, visited last week with Mrs. D, Rowcliffb. (Rev. Ji H. Stainton, of 'Central United Chiurch, St. ThomaB, and Rev. A. W. Hone, of Dublin Street Unit ed Church, Guelph, will exchange pulpits with the next conference year Mr. George Johnston, of Centralia who 'has been transferred to Exeter, where he is employed with tihe Exe ter Proddce Co., residence of the Northcott, Main .move his family Mr. and Mrs. _ , _ „ , ____ , ... . Detroit, spent the week-end in town. ’ last week. Mr, Robert Buchanah and his sis-1 Khiva School pupils attended the ter Mrs. Jane Terry also Mr. and ] musical festival at Clinton Tuesday. Mrs. Roy MpCaiin, of Atwood, spent) Mr. Chas. Dietrich, Mrs. Nohh Monday in Exeter guests of Mr. and ’ Dietrich hnd son Benedict; Mrs. L. Mrs. W. H. Johnston. Mrs. Terry Ziler, Mrs. Leo Dietrich; Mrs. Ben is remaining for a time visiting her McCann and Mrs. AlonZo, of Mt, old time friends; I Carmel attended the funeral of the Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Abbott cole- late Joseph Hartman of Waterloo brated their thirty-third wedding an- cn Monday, niversary on Monday by a pleasant Miss Mildred Neeb, of London, trip to .Strathroy, Mrs, Albbott’s old spent the week-end with her parents home. I Mr. and Mrs. Alex Neeb. Mrs, S. J, Hogarth is ill at the Mr. and Mrs, Davs Lippert, of home of her daughter, Mrs. R. E.i Melbourne, visited on .Sunday with BalkwiiL relatives here. SHIPKA and Mrs. David Lippert, at of the Mr. Melbourne visited Sunday home of Mr. and Mrs. M, Sweitzer. A number from here attended the as cah he ex- were out on the Mothers’ Monday. Mr. David Geremotte, Jr., Re Mr. on CENTRALIA ... of Windsor, spent the week-end at his home. Miss Elizabeth Dietrich, of Lon don, was home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carey spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. James Glavin, of Centralia. Miss Geraldine Harness, of Strat ford visited with friends here on Thursday. HARPLEY Miss Dorothy Hodgins, of Corbett , spent the week-eiid with Miss Shir ley Murray. Mrs. Mark Miller, Miss Lillian Hay ter and Mr. Willis Hay ter, of De troit, spent Sunday with Mr. New ton Hayter and Mrs. Fred MdLin- Chey. Mrs. G. Steeper and Lyle spent Thursday evening at Mr. Hugh Hod gins.’ Mr. Murray Hodgins, of Clande boye, visited at Mr. Mansell Hod gins’ on Sunday. Miss Edith Taylor of Grand Bend, spent Wednesday with (her sister Mrs. T. Love. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love and Miss Doris Grab, of Centralia, spent Suhr* day in Zurich the gttests of Mrs. Urban Pfile. Mr. Loyd Love, of [London, spent Sunday at his home here. has purchased the late Mrs. Roger ’Street, and will to Exeter. Otby Kestie, of KHIVA Win. Dietrich who ihas spentMr. .___ the past three months at Excelsior Springs, Missouri, returned home •Mrs. Gordon Hamilton is visiting with her parents in Blyth. Miss Mary O’Brien, of London, spent the week-end at her home (here. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baynham, of Winnipeg, are visiting with the for mer’s parents Mr. and Mrs. George Baynham ;Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Jackson daughter of fitreetsville, visited a couple of days this week with and Mrs, R. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Mills, Komoka were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mills. CREAM! and for Mr. Of Cream will be received at the Exeter Creamery on Saturday nights, beginning May 15th. Hours: 7:30 until 9 o’clock Highest market prices paid Exeter Creamery Co., Limited CREAMERIES AT EXETER AND WINCHELSEA Combination Doors Specials for Coronation Contest Exeter, Ont U| Gio-Coat, «■ 1 RICHMOND PAINT GRANITE DISH PANS in quarts only for oval shape 69c In Blue or Green A good range of colors 49c H If you cut out this coupon and bring it to us up to May 22nd we will allow you Fifty Cents for it on a famous Euroka Lawn Mower One only De Forest Electric Washer regular price $84.50 ................ .................—1 ......................... Alabastine, 5 lb. pkg.....................65c. 12 qt Galvanized Phils................25c. Hand-made Strainer Pails ....... $1.75 Grass Shears and Pruning Shears ......................................................... I—......... B Phone 86 sale price $70.00 2 pints 69c. Electric Iron with Irdning Pad ... $3.50 B. W. F. BEAVERS Tinsmithing and Plumbing