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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1938-09-22, Page 4THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1038 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE na =ss 91 -4U FIRST FROLIC DUNSFORD FAMILY REUNION ■!>.<■« ..y—.................... AUCTION SALE — ‘Of —— HOUSEHOLD ^JWJECTH ... The undersigned auctioneer has're-)5 ceived instructions to sell by Public Auction at the residence of Thomas Honlden. as EXETER ARENA Exeter Band in Attendance Benny Palnaer-s Orchestra WITH NEW AND OLD TIME JITNEY DANCES W. SMITH, THE FUNNIEST TTOWN FROM LONDON, WILL ENTERTAIN BOTH NIGHTS **.v, ON 1RIDAY NIGHT Program by the Brunswick Trio Cohcert’ Co./ df London, with Music, Song and Laugh­ ter; Solos, Duets, Trios, Banjo a»dr^Prsn«vDuets, Hill Billy and Cowboy Songs with Guitar; Girl Dancer in different. Npvelty Dances. Prof. Weston with “Jerry Mc­ Carthy” the Talking Boy, a big Cpn^dy VentrAoquist Act. On Thursday night and again on Friday night a draw will be made and the holder of the lucky ticket each night will have the choice of a Jersey Cow, Shetland Pony and Outfit or $75.00 Worth of Merchandise. Tickets for these draws are being given out by the merchants. Big Draw Friday Night Who will get the Trip to Florida value $200? In addition there will be given away a. General Electric Radio, Easy Electric Cleaner and attachments, Dinner Set, Electric Clock, 8-piece set Enamelware, Rolls Razor, Wool Blanket, $5.00 worth of Bread Tickets. Tickets for this draw are now being sold for 25c. * -V A - * * ■ ■ - - ; —7 Admis. Thursday Night Wc,,Admis. Friday Night 25c THE LIONS CLUB APPEALS FOR”YOUR SUPPORT IN THEIR WORK FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN Chesterfield 2 Chairs Living Room Table End Table Bridge Lamp Table Lamp Smoker and Cushion 3-Piece X-rayed Chesterfield Suite Living Room Table End Table Bridge Lamp Table Lamp Smoker and Cushion • •• This Chesterfield Suite is modern design, upholstered in Homespun trimmed with heavy repp. 2 large chairs to match Special, 9 pieces, $79 This Chesterfield Suite is conven­ tional design, upholstered in Ta­ pestry. 2 large chairs to match 9 pieces $89.00 OTHER CHESTERFIELD SUITES at $61, 79, 89, 95 to $150 for E Phones 99 and 63 THAMES ROAD three large pieces Mrs. Harvey Squires was a visitor with her daughter- Mrs. Jas. Ander­ son the past week. Mr. and Mrs. R. Kellar spent Sun­ day with her parents Mr. and Ma®. Hy. Rhode. The W. A. are meeting this week at the home of Mrs. Wiseman. Mr, and Mrs. L. Shier, of Bryan- ston, were Sunday visitors with her •parents. Mrs. Parker spent several days with her mother at Cromarty pre­ paring to celebrate the 45th wedd­ ing anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. O. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Green, of Exe­ ter are visiting with Mr. and Mrs, John W. Stewart. The aninversary services are be­ ing held on Sunday, October 16th, j followed by a Goose Supper on the Tuesday night, October 18th. Miss Anne Allison R.N., returned this week to New Vork, after spend­ in? her vacation at home. Farmers are having • difficulty in saving the bean ciop. They are hop­ ing for better Weather, R. HOPPER FURNITURE STORE Exeter, Ontario • ,. X, ; » Chilly Weather Hints Coleman radiant gasoline heaters are just the thing for Fall and Spring. Instant heat, clean, safe, economical and con­ venient to carry to any room. New low prices, only $17.95. Quebec Heaters, neatly designed, complete top swings per­ mitting a block of wood full size to be inserted. Priced as low as $10.50. Air Tight Heaters, ideal for wood only. Wohdoffhl Heaters., As low as $4.00. _____________________f J-V... , ..-.'Kitf.gl -Ml. ■>.i,>•' ft . •. V > . 'i-i’.* Coleman Lamps and Lanterns save your eye, -sight and ■3 patience. You Can’t Afford to be Without One LINDENFIELDS’ HARDWARE Phone 181 •*:* Exeter .... ,,, MOUNT CARMEL Miss Regina Mc-Cann nurse-in- ' training at St. Marys Hospital, spent a few week. Miss in St. since s/he met with a car last June returned home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo McCann visit­ ed friends at Kitchener and Preston on Saturday. Misses Marie and Marjorie Regan, of London, spent the week-end with their mother Mrs.^ M. Regan. Little Helen Sullivan was rushed to St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, for an appendicitis operation last week and is getting along as well *as can be expected. Mrs. Andy Keogh was taken to St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, Saturday night for treatment. Miss Nellie Pickering, of Los An- ■^016$ Hct 151*0111^1* Pickering for a few weeks.4, Rev. Fy. Fogarty made Jthe^ an­ nouncement on Sunday of the intend­ ed marriage between Dennis Patrick O’Rourke and Clair' Eileen Dietrich ' the wedding to take place the last of September, . C^th^Npe Walker, of Detroitreturned Woffle after spending a Week with her uncle Mr. Stephen Morrison. days at her home Evelyn Regan, who Joseph’s Hospital, here last had been London, accident The above is a group picture of the Dunsford family reunion held recently at Lakeside Park, Port Huron, who gathered in honor of Mr. Thomas Dunsford, of Marlette, Mich., who is in his 90tli year. Following a sumptuous noon luncheon the after­ noon was spent in making and re­ newing acquaintances and in family reminiscences. Among those present were: EXETER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21th, 193.8, .$$• 2 O’clock sharp' the follow­ ing: ' Range ‘with warming oven, glass cupboard, organ, round table. 2 stands, 2 leather ch'airs,' 2 cain bot­ tom chairs, 2 bureaus, 2 looking | We are pleased to state that Mrs. W. J. Brock, of Exeter, formerly of Zion, who underwent an on her eyes in Victoria London, is improving:. ? A number of the men community are employed county road which is under construc­ tion. We are glad to state that Mr, War­ ren Brock was successful in winning several prizes with his horses at the Western Fair. operation Hospital,. from the on the auction sale ? household effects and REAL ESTATE Deford, Mich. Lottie Patrick, Russell Patrick, Detroit, Mich. Norman Dorothy Norah W. Busch, Brown, Carroll, Carr oil, Brown, Carrou, Carroll, Marie Myrtle Marjorie Burnette Pearl Busch, N. Busch, W. G. Busch, Mrs. G. Wat­ son, Velma Mellan, Ed. Mellan, Marilyn Mellan> Marjorie Mellan. Exeter Mrs. Ira Modr, Mr. Ira Moir, Ola Moir, Audrey Moir, Mrs. J. Green, Mr. J. Green, Percy Dunsford, Flor­ ence Dunsford, Bill Dunsford, Mi’s. Percy Dunsford, W. C. Davis, Jean Davis, Helen Davis, Bobbie Davis, Walter Daviis, Mrs. Ehen Davis, Mrs. Archie Davis, Archie Davis. Richmond Frank Brown, Mrs,- Frank Brown, Jean Brown. Pontiac, Mich. Gertrude Smale Lake, Herbert L. Lake, W. H- Smale. Galt, Ont. Ada Archer, Willed Archer, Har­ riett Archer, Reg. Archer. London, Ont. Jno, Simpson, Hildred Simpson, Lulu Simpson, Edna Betts, Jack Betts, Cecil Mann, Walter Dealing, Jessie Dearing, Mrs. G. Wells, line Wells. Marlette, Mich. Mrs, Annie Brown, Thomas Ernest Dunsford, Mabel Jno, Dunsford, Minnie Ernie Dunsford, Maurice Frances Dunsford, Earl Red- Ada Redman, Lorna Redman, Caro- Duns- Duns- Duns- Duns- ford, ford, ford, ford, man, Garwin Redman, Thomas Redman, Sam E. Mellan, Addie Mellan, Betih Mellan, Harold MeWan, Bea Mellan, May Redmond, Kenneth Redmond, Patsy Redmond, Mrs. Wm. Tapson, Mrs. Wm. Tapson, Nonna -Evans, Nina Evans. glasses, pictures, copch, dishes of all The undersigned auctioneer kinds, 4 rockers, cohimode, bed and’ceive(i instructions from the dresser, dining room table, kitchen' table, sewing machine;’ heater and pipes, carpets, mats, clock, cupboard, 6 kitdhen chairs, table, cellar cupboard, bur tain stret­ chers, all kinds'of tables. Single 'harness, forks, whiffletrees, neckyokes,. chains, pails and buggy. ' TERMS—CASH THOS, HOULDEN,' Proprietor FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer I glass cellar shovels, sap MORTCSAdE SALE Under and' by •Virtue' of the powers contained in ‘ a certain mortage, which will be' produced at the tinie of sale, there Will b'e: offered for sale subject to a reserve" bid by PUBLIC .AUCTION — on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13th, has re- Execpt- Charles:ors of the estate of the late F. Eilber to sell at his form'er resi­ dence 1 ‘ CREDITON KHIVA Wedding bells art, again ringing' in this neighborhood. Mr, and M-r®: Louis Clanfce and family, of Hensail, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Win; Sctiftroeder and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hintz and babe of Detroit and Miss Amelia Willert, of Dashwood, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Art Wil- ‘lert. Miss Greta Becker, of Clinton, spent Sunday at her home. Mr. John Hanover and sister Ann, of Buffalo, visited last week with ■relatives here. in visiting with her sister Mrs. Sarah Eagleson. Mrs. Dave Baird visited for the past week in London, Mr.' Jack Holt visited friends Kitchener over the week-end. The School Fair was a big success is spite of the nasty weather. Mrs. Bert Cox had the misfortune to upset a pail of hot water and scald her leg quite badly. Mr. Jack Lawson, of Crediton, is visiting with his -grand parents and Mrs. John Love at present. GREENWAY Mr. GRAND BEND leftMr. and Mrs. Less. Ireland. . . last week on their vacation to spend ■ a while in the different parts of Michigan. ' v • Mrs. Elmer Willert was brought home from the hospital and is as. well as can be expected. , . • . . Many congratulations were tend­ ered to, Mr. Joseph Sharrow who celebrated ,his . 85th birthday, and was entertained to a dinner by his daughter, Mrs. Norman Turnbull. Mr. Sharrow is hale and hearty and goes about his usual work every day. Mr." Bruce Ireland of the Bank of Commerce, Forest, visited at his home over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. MoUantary, of Thed­ ford, visited their daughter Mrs. L. Ravelie. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ravelie, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ravelie, of Port Huron, visited friends in the village, over the week-end. Mr. Jack Dodds, of Buffalo, vis­ ited. with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ger- omette over the week-end on his way to Northern Michigan. Mrs. Wilbur Dewey visited over the week-end with her parents at St. Joseph. Mrs. Thompson, of Mt. Carmel, is Next Sunday will be the Young People’s Anniversary at the United. Church. Services will be at 2.45 and 7,-30 p.m. with special speakers in charge, Mr, Donald McGregor left last Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. New­ ton McGregor in ■ Saskatoon. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Phillips, of Detroit, Mr?. J. Snowden and Messrs. A. and W. Bean, of Brinsley, .visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown. Mr. and '■family, of last week Smithers. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R, English were: Mrs, R. L. Shep­ pard, London; Mr. Seibourne Eng­ lish, of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor and son Robert, of Varna and Mr. J. Mor-row, of Winnipeg. Mr. and Ma's. Rufus Turnbull, of Grand Bend, visited Friday with Mr. and M-rs. Carman Woodburn. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R'Omphf' (nee Phyllis Haw­ kins) who were married Saturday. Anniversary services in the Unit­ ed Church will be held on October 9 th with the Fowl Supper on Octo­ ber 13th. F-urther notice later. We are glad to see Mr. Bill Elson able to be home from the hospital amf much improved m health. 1938 at 3 o’clock in' the‘ afternoon ■ . at-—> THE OFFICE OF IAN MacRAE Main Street, in ,th,e Town *f Park­ hill, the following lands and prem­ ises: 1V d , All and Singular that certain par­ cel or ti'act .of -land and premises situate, lying and being, in the Town­ ship of Hay in the County of Huron, and being'composed of Lot Number Six in the Sixteenth Concession of the said Township, containing one hundred (100) acres, more or less. These lands are well watered and suitable for general farming, and good farm buildings are said to be erected thereon, CONDITIONS OF SALE Ten per cent., of the purchase money at the time of sale; balance in fif­ teen days thereafter without inter­ est. , For further particulars apply to: IAN MacRAE, Box 386, Strathroy, Ontayioj . Solicitor for the Vendor.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8th , 1938, at 1 p.m. the following:-' HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS —• Nt>r^~ heimer piano and bench, Chester­ field suite, table and end table din- ing room suite; 3 rockers; 2 wicker chairs; library table;., three njg® 9 x 10, 9 x 9, 7 x 8 ft. 6 in.; several small rugs; 3 bed springs and mat­ tresses; 2 dressers, tables and benches, chest of drawers; day-bed and couch; hall rack; floor lamps and clocks; 2 kitchen tables; chairs; sewing machine; 3-burner coal oil stove with oven; cook stove; veran­ da swing; linoleum,, set of dishes; cooking utensils; curtains; wheel­ barrow; lawn mower; carpenter’s; tools; washing machine and wripg- er; quantity of wood; fticks; hoes; and other articles too numerous, to- mention. REAL ESTATE—Part lot il, Con. 7, Township of Stephen; l-5th of an acre mor.e or less. On tills, property is situate a good brick, house and frame stable; garden and well. Furnace in house and hydro- 3-piece bath; electric water pres­ sure system. One of the best buys, in the village. TERMS On household effects, etc., Cash.' On real estate 10 per cent, on day of sale; balance in 30 days, erty will be offered for sale subject, to reserved bid. FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer GEORGE E. EILBER, HERBERT K. EILBER, Executor's. F. Eilber Estate. Prop- of C. AUCTION SALE FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS- AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS The undersigned auctioneer has re­ ceived instructions to sell by; public auction at ANNUAL Mrs: T. D. -Borthwick Thedford, visited one with Mr. and Mrs. and day A. & Lot 9, Concession 7„ 1-2 Mile South of Stephen Crediton Church Sunday with a THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, the following:at 1 o’clock sharp 1988 LIBERAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Liberals of the Rjdings of Huron knd Huron-Perth, as constituted for Federal and Provincial purposes will be held in the Town Hall, Hensall Friday, Sept. 30th at 7:?0 p.m. BUSINESS:—Election of Officers and General SPEAKERS HON. J. G. GARDINER, M.P. Dominion Minister of Agriculture HON. W. L. HAUCK, Vice-Chairman, Hydro Electric Power Commission W. H. GOLDING, M.P,JAMES BALLANTYNE, M.L.A A Cordial Invitation is Extended to all Liberals to Attend CHAHLES ZWICKER President Federal Association DR. J. W; SYlAW ’ President pFovintiAI Association J. A* McEWAN Sesretary Federal. /Association FRANK ITNGLAND ‘ ’ Secretary provincial Association ELIMVILLE The Sunday School and service were combined Jast and held in the afternoon good attendance. Messrs Alvin Pym and Wes. Johns Supts, of S. S. as­ sisted Rev., Mr. penros.e. with the Rally Day program, which was as follows: Misses Margaret Miners, Gladys Skinner, Eufa Herdman, Dor­ othy Johns and Mary Johns gave readings; Rev. Mr?'Penrose gave a good address. • ■' ' • • The Women’s Association met at Mrs. Alvin Pym’s on Thursday last for their regular meeting. Miss Ver- da Kellett was • in’ charge. Meeting opened with hymn 165. Miss Eva Penrose read the Scripture lesson and Miss Mary Herdman led in pray- After singing hymn 177, roll ’ call and minutes read and adopted. Mrs. Will Routly ’gave a very pretty and interesting demonstration on the arrangement of flowers for different' places and occasions. Lunch was served at the close. Miss was a week. Miss little girls in honor of her birthday last week. October 23rd has been decided on as the date for the 'fall anniversary of this church. Kirkton will be the speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johns spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Addison near St. Catharines, the end of the week. The Y. P. their reopening with a weiner in Mr. R. Skinner’s gravel pit day night. About forty-five present. er. Ruth visitor Donna Johns, of Hamilton, here the first of the Murch entertained 15 Rev. Mr. Lewie, of Society commenced roast Mon- were was The the ZION Mrs. George Brock has been vis­ iting with her sister Mrs. Harold Quest, of Thorndale. Special Rally Day service held at the church on Sunday, anniversary was planned for last Sunday in October. Mr, and Mrs. Devi Lesley, of St. Marys, Visited several days last' Week with Mr, and Mrs. E, Bern. Miss Verna .Taques has been en­ gaged home tdii, Mr. family visited oh Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beh'deir, of Dash* Wood. w ,,! 4 • for the past two weeks at the of Mr. and Mrs. Bhkle, Kirk- And Mrd, Melville fcEerft and HORSES—1 bay old, supposed to be mare, 5 years old, in foal; Percheron gelding, 3 years* old; aged horse. CATTLE—Holstein cow, due in March; Durham cow, due in Febru­ ary; Durham cow, due in January; Hereford cow, bred, still milking; Holstein heifer, bred: 5 spring calv­ es; young calf; 2 yearlings; 3 2- year-old steers; 6 yearling steers. . HOGS—York sow with litter at foot, 7 pigs; pure bred Tamworth. sow, due October 22nd; York sow,, bred; sow due October 19th; 13- chunks, 4 months old; 9 chunks 3 months old. POULTRY—100 cockerels, Rocks. IMPLEMENTS—M.-H. binder 6 foot cut, M.-H, hay loadei’, Pete.r- Hamilton mower, 5 ft. cut; M.-H. seed drill, spring tooth cultivator, Maple Leaf twin plough, 3-drum steel roller, 10 foot steel rake, Cockshutt riding plow, 4-section diamond har­ rows, wagon, sleigh, hay rack, horse scuffler, top buggy, cutter, 7- horse gasoline engine, 1 1-2 horse gasoline engine, grain grinder, pulp­ er, Bell power cutting box, fanning mill, gravel box, stock rack- cream separator, sugar kettle, hay rope, slings and pulley, gasoline barrels, line shaft and pulleys, pump jack, quantity white ash planks, wagon reeches and tongues, buggy wheels, slings, chains and trip ropes, set team harness, set of plough harness horse collars, set single harness,, doubletrees, light and heavy; neck- yokes, cow chains, hog shut© and.’ crate, hay stack, grass seeder, spray­ er, Wire stretcher, logging chains, forks, shovels, horse blankets, lixifurt- ity grain bags, robe. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS ~ Daisy churn, 2 dressers, wooden bed and springs, kitchen chairs, kitchen table, zinc, cook stove, Quebec heat­ er, butter bowl, bread tin, crocks - and sealers, vinegar barrel ahd jugs, cellar table, lantern, palls, floWer * box, kitchen, cupboard, grind stone, speed jack for cream separator and other articles too numerous to men­ tion. Everything will be sold as pro­ prietor has rented his farm. TErMS—CASH ARTHUR WEBER, AuctHneer MILFORD MERNER, Clerk NELSON SINCLAIR, Proprietor ' mare, 4 years, in foal; bay supposed to be