The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1938-09-22, Page 555 THE EXETER TJMES-ADVOCATE
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HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smillie-, of Tor-
onto, are visiting with relatives. <?
Mr., Harry Cook, of Toronto, spent
the week-end at his home here.
Mr, Jonah Green is spending a few
weeks with relatives at <Thedfoi'd.Mrs. Geo. Gram attended the’fun-
ej-pl .of a sister in Detroit Monday.
. Mr,. Roy McLaren still eontjnues
very poorly unable to leqve his room.
Miss Martha/ Hunter visited rela
tives in Exeter for a few days last
week,
Mr, ’and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson, of
Durham, spent Sunday with rela
tives here. ;
Russel Hedden left last week for
St. Catharines where he has secur-
a position.
‘ Dr, and Mrs. Smillie, returned
from their' honeymoon on Monday
evening.
Mr. John Baker, of Zurich, was a
Sunday, visitor with Mr. and Mrs.
Robt McKenzie.
Mrs. Lou. Simpson is spending a
cpuple of weeks visiting with relatives in Detroit.
Hr, J. A. Addison, of Zurich, is
taking care of Dr, Smillie’s practice
during his absence.
’ :Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Harman,
of St’. Marys, were recent visitors
with Dr. arid'Mrs. Steer.
' Mrs.'Russell Love, of Kincardine,
is visiting at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McDonald.
. Mi’s^ Fred Manns has returned
■home after spending several weeks
with ' relatives at Harrietsville.
Mrs; Mary Eyre, of London, was
visiting here last week with her re
latives' Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Wren.
ijfr,'and Mrs. Geo. Beatty, of Var
na,' were Sunday visitors with the
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Sla
ven.
Howard Hemphll and Ray Pater
son, of Toronto, are spending a
couple' of weeks visiting their ' par
ch ts.
Mr. Kenneth Manns has returned
to* his home here after* spending the
summer months at Bigwin Inn, Mus-
kriksu
Miss Emma Johnston attended the
funeral of her brother the
ward Johnston, of Clinton,
day last.
.Mrs. James McClinchey
the, funeral of the late Edward John
ston, of Clinton on Monday after
noon last.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pfaff and
daughter, of Delhi were visitors
on Friday with the former’s mother
Mrs. Alice Pfaff.
Mr. and Mrs. AIT. Hunkin and
daughter Miss Evelyn Hunkin of
Farquhar, were Sunday visitors with
relatives in' town.
Mr.-and Mrs..Percy Gram, of Lan
sing, Mich., were week-end visitors
with the former’s parents Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Gram.
Mr. Lome Elder, of
ville, Que., is spending
weeks visitings wth his
and Mrs. John Elder.
' Mrs. Duncan McMartin and grand
daughter Elaine. Hoskins are visit
ing with relatives in Newark, N. J.
for a few weeks.
"At the United Church on Sunday
morning September 25th, Rev. G. N.
Hazen, of London, will epeak in the
interest of temperance.
' Rally Day services will be held
in Carmel Presbyterian church next
Sunday, September 25th. A child
ren’s choir will supply the music.
Mrs. (Dr.) Lang, of New York,
formerly Miss Myrtle Hodgins, vis
ited in the village last week with
Mrs. Thos. Berry and other friends.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles McDonnell
and two daughters Misses Mildred
and Dorothy were visitors for a day
last week with relatives and friends
in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jinks quiet
ly celebrated their 22 wedding anni
versary on Sunday last. They
spent the day visiting with relatives
at Listowel.
Mr. and M.r*s. Boyd, of Niagara
Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Man-
son, of London, attended the funer
al of the late Peter Manson held
here on Sunday.
The Hensall Public Library Board
held a regular meeting in the Coun
cil Chambers on Wednesday even
ing. Only the usual routine busi
ness was transacted.
While visiting at the home -of her
nephew Mr. Claude Biowes, Public
School principal, Mrs. J, Pearce, of
Mitchell, had the misfortune to fall
and fracture her hip.
Miss Hattie McQueen, Reg. N., of
Albany, N.Y., is visiting with her
brother Mr. Ed. McQueen, also her
sister ■ Mrs. Geo. Follick and uncle
Mr. Aylmer Ryckman.
M-r. G. Voth, of Detroit, spent the
week-end with relatives. He was ac
companied home by Mrs. Voth and
baby who have been visiting here
for a couple of weeks.
At Carmel Presbyterian Church
the -pastor Rev. W. A. Young con
ducted both services. Rally Day ser
vices will be held .in Carmel Church
next Sunday, September 25th.
■Mr. and Mrs.’jack Verhean are
this' Week moving from the’ Joynt
apartments to Dr. Moir's house mi
the Highway, south of Hensall, form
erly occupied by Mr. wm. Bell.
Mr. Kenneth Magall accompanied
by his sister-in-law Mrs. Constance
Magall, both of tteachville, were re
cent visitors With Mr. Geo. Suther-^
land and Miss Hattie Sutherland.
Mrs. J. R, MeObriald who was sev
erely injured in an auto accident last
week while returping to her home
on No, 4 highway J J.1?? jniJes south
of Hensall is now j'ecovertrig nicely.
The bean harvest is proceeding
very slowly in this district' owing to
the wet weathen. . 'If »the .weather
does not soon clear up the sample
Will be poor, especially from the
fields that are' rilreririy pulled.
Mr. Elme^; Johnston, o£ Grandin,
N.D., was a- visitor here last week'
|the guest of his aunt Miss Emma
Johnston. He came'-east to attend
the funeral of-, his ■ fothe^. the lai»e
Edward Johnston, of Clinton.
Mrs. Joseph Hudson .has rented
from Mr, Petei' .Moir the,, house he
recently purchased from Mr. Walter
Fee on the highway at the, corner of Que£n St. and will •move her family
into their new<homp about October
1st. •;!• *
Mrs. M. B; ■ Harmon ,and Miss Dor
othy Drummond., • of St. Marys called
on friends in; ,tpwn op. Mpnday and
attended the.pqpial gathering at Mrs,
C. Blowes on Mpndriy evening in hon
our of Miss Mildred M.cDdpell, bride
elect of this week. : 1
Mrs. Levi'JRand$/Vj>ettu'ned home
on Friday. frppi ;the. Seaforth Hospit
al where she’spept a coupje of weeks
after her recent accident. Her neck
is still in tihe cast and it will be
some time yet h^toj’e,.she1 folly re
covered. d
Mrs. Geo.' Hess *,and : Mrs. Maud
Hedden took1’part Jn :the musical
part of the program jat. the meeting
of the Kippen )East. Womeh’s Insti
tute held on Monday eyeping at the
home of Mrs. Melvin Traquair 1 1-2
miles east of Hensall/ '''
While working,, on the farm of
Mr. Joseph Dayman, 3rd concession
of Tuckersmith,- Stewart: Dick, son
of Mr. and Mys.* R;<)btA Dck had the
misfortune to have a heavy piece of
machinery fall -on* his foot crushing
it badly, reqjiiripg medpsal atten
tion. v u
Mr. arid Mrs. ..todvitl Smith and
daughter Miss Barbara Jean, of De
troit, spent the week-end in Hen
sall and district, visiting relatives
and friends; ' When ; a young man
Mr. Smith resided in- Hensall fox
several years: and he enjoys his oc
casional visits1 back to Hensall. On
Saturday afternoon' %hey visited in
Brucefield, Stanley' Township and
Clinton and oh Saturday evening vis
ited for several'hours with- relatives
at Grand Behd. ■ They returned to
their home in Detroit on- Sunday af
ternoon.
Injured Whil/s Pole-Vaulting
Cecil Kipfer.. . while . , practicing
pole vaulting at the school grounds
on Wednesday last for the sports
events in connection with the School
Fair he slipped and fell on the end
of the 'pole which entered the side
of his neck tearing it badly.' He
was immediately given medical at
tention and taken' to his home.
Foot Crushed at NOU
Mr. Jamesy, Hoggarth , met with a
severe accident on Wednesday last
while working at Mickle?s mill. He
got a foot caught in a belt twisting
and crushing it badly. . He was tak
en to the Seaforth Hospital for an
X-ray. Fortunately no' bones were
broken and h'e was 'able1' to return to*
his home the Same day.'
Bride-Elect Honored
A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home .of' Mrs*.1 Claude Blowes
on M|0nday evening when about six
teen girl friends met in honor of
Miss Mildred1 McDonell, bride-elect
of this week.; Bridge was enjoyed
and a social time spent. During the
evening Miss McDonell was present
ed with a silver electric coffee mak
er,
presentation. • Miss •McDonell in
few chosen words thanked
friends for the lovely.-*gift. Lunch
served at the close... . ,
Death of Priter A. Manson
The death occurred here on :
day morning last at his late resi
dence on King .St.,, of Mr. Petei’ A.
Manson, a life long resident of
Stanley Township and Hensall. Mr.
Manson had been in poor health foi'
over a year, sufferin;
trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. John Manson and* was
born
farm, Goshen Line, Stanley, 68 years
ago.
many years till he moved to Hen
sail about five years ago. He was
a very successful farmer, owning a
fine farm. He Was a splendid type
of a man, honored and respected by
his neighbors and had many warm
and close personal friends. The
Manson family consisted of 6 broth
ers abd 4 sisters, all of whom have
passed away except 1 sister. He was
a Liberal in politics and a member
of Carmel Presbyterian church, Hen
sail. He is survived by his widow
formerly Miss Jean McArthur and
one daughter Miss Sarah Manson at
home and one sister Mrs. Agnes Mc
Leod, of Alberta. Another daugh
ter, Miss Grace Manson, Reg. N»,
predeceased him, six years ago. The
funeral took place on Sunday after-:
noon from, his late home, interment
taking .place in the Bayfield cemet
ery. The ftyieral service were con
ducted by hjs pastor Rev. W. A.
Young. During the service at the
home a male quartette.^rom. Cai'mel
Presbyterian church, Robt. Y. Mc
Laren; W. 'Mptoai’ett;, James Ben-
gough arid Rev. Mr
Mrs. M. B-- Harmon made the
a
her
was
Fri-
g from heart
He was a son of the late
on the Manson homestead
He later farmed there for
, ... ..
very beautifully “Coming Home” a
great favorite of the deceased. The
floral tributes were very beautiful,
showing the deep esteem and affec
tion telt,fpil Mr. Manson by his fam-
ily, relatives, old neighbors and
friends, The pall bearers were Thos.
Welsh, John Passmore, Geof Doug
lass, Clarence Parke, Thos, Dins
more an< Milton Oesch, The fun
eral was largely attended .by . rpla-'
tives apd .friends from ^Stanley and'
Hay Townships, Zurich, HensaU,
London and -Other points.
CREDITON EAST
William Bender is confined toMr
his home through illness. •
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Sime and son
Billy spent the week-end in Exeter
with Mr. and Mrs. Warding.
The chicken-pox nas hit some of
the children of this -town,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Sweitzer and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Sweitzer, of Sebaw-
ing, Mich., spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Rau and other
relatives.
Quite a number from here took in
a day at London Fair last week.
' Mr, and Mrs. Wm.' Cliffe and Mar-
Vhere, " i
Miss Mildred Lamport, of London
visited ovex* the week-end at her
home here. . ■
Miss Loryaipe .Baker, of Lqgl&pn,
spent the weekend' at her home.
CREDITON
Rally Day will be observed
EvangelicalSunday School on Sun-
day. A special program is being
' prepared. Rev C. Heekendorm pf
Zurich, will be presept and give pn
address. All are cordially invited
to attend.
The Evangelical Mission Circle
are holding a baking sale at Free
man Morlpck’s shop on Saturday af
ternoon.
Miss Lulu Rogers, of Ann Arbor,
Mich,, spent the week-end with
friends ip the community,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerr treated
their employees to a duck supper
Tuesday night. -
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haist spent
the week-end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Finkbeiner and left
for their new home at
Tuesday.
Mr, Royal Haist has
at the
Fenwick
returned
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lene an4 son Beverley spent Sunday Chicago after spending a month at of T.nnrlnn ' ’ « .at London. '
Mr. Jack Anderson cycled to
na, one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird
family spent Sunday with Mr.
Mrs. Sam Sims.
his home here.Sar- (
and
and
assisted by
Penwarden, Mrs. W. Baker and
Geo. McFalls with Miss Flor-
Mitchell at the piano. Duets
given by Rex Skinner and Ross
CENTRALIA
Miss Mildred Hicks, who is attend
ing Normal School at London, spent
the week-end with her mother- Mrs,
B. Hicks,
Mrs. B. Cook is confined to her
home owing to illness.
Mr. Donald Hicks and Mrs. Lorne
Hicks visited over the week-end with
friends in Wiarton and Holmesville.
Miss Gwen. Hicks, of London,
spent the week-end with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hicks.
Mrs, Wasnidge enjoyed some ripe
raspberries picked from her garden
on Monday.
Laura Marie, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Falconbridge, has been quite ill
with tonsilitis but is improving.
The Rally Day service held in the
church here on Sunday morning was
well attended. The service was led
by our Sunday School superintendent
Mr. Cecil Skinner. Special music was
provided by the three Junior classes
of the Sunday School
Mrs.
Mrs.
ence
were
McFalls and by Helen Essery and
Hazel Buswell. Bible stories were
told by Marie Buswell, Audrey Powe
and Alma Skinner. A very appropri
ate address was givsn by Rev. Mr.
Falconbridge; 1 "
Centralia W. M. S.
The regularly monthly meeting of
the W.. M .S. was held at the .home
of .Mrs. Herman Powe on Tuesday af
ternoon of last week with fourteen
members and six visitors present.
Mrs. G. F. Penwarden presided over
the Devotional part of the program.
The meeting opened by singing hymn
1’64 followed the Lord’s Prayer in
unison. The Scripture lesson was
read by Mrs. Powe. The Devotional
leaflet was taken by Mrs. A. MdFa-lls
Hymn 259 “Through the Missionary
Windows” was read with in the form
of questions and answers; Mrs. Es
sery, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Brooks
asking the questions and Mrs. Pen
warden replying with the answers.
This part of the meeting was closed
by prayer by Mrs. Penwarden. Tihe
president, Mrs. A. McFalls then too,k
charge of the business. The meeting
was brought to a close with prayer
by Rev. Mr. Falconbrtdge.
Silver Wedding Anniversary
On Saturday, September 17th Mr.
and Mrs. George Hicks celebrated
their Silver Wedding Anniversary,
They were the recipients of many
beautiful gifts, among them a silver
tea sei vice from their children. Gwen
and Frank. They also .received sev
eral baskets of flowers. Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mar
shall and children, of Bly th; Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Wells and Mr*, and Mrs.
Alex Wells, of Lonesboro; Mr.
Mrs. W. R. Elliott and Mr. and Mrs.
A. Hicks
and
SHIPKA
Wm. Sweitzer attended
BEE HIVE CORN SYRUP, 2 JJ>. Tin .
AYLMER PUMPKIN, Large Tin ..
READY CUT MACARONI 3 lb, for 14c
BEAVER BRAND BLUEBERRIES
CHIPSO, LARGE PACKAGE
HOLLAWI DATES .,*
CHOICE QUALITY RASPBERRIES IN HEAVY SYRUP
'.r ■ ■ ..........'
Pure Lard or Shortening ..............2 for 25c '
Peas, Corn or Pork & Beans/ 3 tins for 25c ;
Fancy Cookies................... , 2 lb. for 25c
Sweet Potatoes..........................6 lb. for 25c
, New Qpcoa Nuts ...............each 5 and 8c
Oranges, Sweet and Juicy .... 2 doz. 25c
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The
were taken by
Freeman Mor-
committee was
interesting pro-
Miss Lillian Finkbeiner, of Dunn-
ville, is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Haist.
Miss Mary Chambers has return
ed from a visit with relatives in Ann
Arbor, Sandusky and Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Florence Sweitzer,
of Sebewaing, Mich.,1 Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Sweitzer, of Flint, Mich,, were
the guests of Mr. Christian Fahrner
on Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerr returned
from the Bruce Peninsula on Satur
day. Mr. Kerr, reports the ducks
plentiful in the Bruce area and had
no* trouble in ’ bagging his legal
quota. (
The regular meeting of the Evan
gelical Mission Circle was held at
the home of Mr. John Ga-iser.
devotional exercises
the president, Mrs.
lock. The literary
in charge of a very
gram. Following the.program which
consisted of special music, readings
and a contest, a dainty lunch was
served by the committee in charge.
Celebrates Birthday
A number of friends and relatives
fi'om Saline, Mich,, were present at
a birthday dinner in honor of Mr,
Henry Fahrner on Sunday. Mr,
Fahrner received lots of good wishes
for many more birthdays to come.
Anniversary Services
Anniversary services will be held
in the United chureh on Sunday,
September 25th. Rev John Falcon
bridge, of1 Centraliar will preach at
the morning service and Rev. Dun
can MacTavish, of London, a form
er pastor will preach at the evening
service.' 1 Services begin at 11 a.m.
and' 7.30 ' p.m.. The evening ser
vice Will ‘be a union service.' The'
evening service at the ' Evangelical
church, will be' withdrawn so that
members might attend the annivers
ary.
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DASHWOOD
Dr' W. D. Bryce, L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At office 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. .
Special Missionary Services will.
be held in the 'Lutheran Church’
next Sunday, September 25th morn
ing1 and evening. Rev. H. Voege, of
Wortburg will be the guest speaker;
at both services. |
Quite a number from here at
tended London Fair last week, I.
Rally Day will be observed in tne 1
Sunday
will be
be removed to his home on
Mr. Mclsaac, although im-
w-ill still be confined to .his
a few weeks.
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SHUR-GAIN
’BALANCED FEEDING PAYS
Production, Health, Growth, Grade
Shur-Gain Xgrnalcer'Laying Mash 18 per cent...............
Shur-Gain Egiii'riker Hability Mash 18 per cent. ....
Shur-Gain^Orot^ig Mash 16 per cent/............... ..
Shur-Gain Ohix Fast Fattener 15 per cent.................
Shur-Gain Fattening Mash 13 per cent............................
Shur-Gaih Pigl Stjartef^Sl per cent.............................. . .
Shur-Gain Pig Stouter 17 per cent....................................
Also -New Low. Prices on Shur- Gctin Concentrate
Exeter
$2.00
3-20
1.75
2.15
1.65
2.10
1.80
- ' . I ’ 5 ’ .
Canada Packers
. and Centralia
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evening was spent in games and'j
music after which lunch was served.’*
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Evangelical Church next
when a special program
giv.en,
Mr. Peter Mclsaac, who
jured here Sports Day and has been
in a London Hbspital ever since was
able to
Friday,
proving
bed' for
The W. M. S. of ihe Evangelical (
Church attended the V7. M. S. Rally , held in Zurich last Friday. I ' Rader-Oesch
Mr, and. Mrs... Ed. Nadigor .and1 A quiet wedding took place on
Mtrt and Mrs. Gordon-Elliott; ThetL i.Tuesday/.,Septe.rijber_Jth..at twelve
ford took a .motor-...trip..ihrongrt .the/o’clock noon in the Lutheran church
Northern Country last week also vis-'London when-Violet 'UescC' eldest
' daughter of Mr. and Mrs, David
Oe&cli/ of Blak’<S7“''b"6dahto* t®e "b'r'ide
o£ Alv.in Rader, sop,, of ^.nd Mrs,
Ernest Rader’ of- the i^GpiSrigri Line.
Rev, Mr. Kiljingei^ .^'jLJjndbn, of
ficiated. The bride was assisted by
Miss Dorothy Gascho", "of Zurich and
Harold Rader Was- groomfeman. The
happy couple left* by jp'QtpTs for Nia
gara Falls an.d; Detroit andt.on their
return will reside on" the\groom’s
fa-rm pn the Goshen Line.’'' -On their
return Monday evening a^ reception
was held" attended... bv ahbut 80 of
their friends arid'--relatives. During
the evening Mr. and Mrs. Rader
were presented with a. number of
useful gifts fiho.wing the -esteem in
which they
day evening a huriiber’ of the bride’s
friends gathered and’ presented them
with a miscellaneous shower. The
WINCHELSEA
iting the Quints at Callander.
Miss Zeta Nadiger R.N., who . is
employed in a hospital in Howell,
Mich., and who spent her. vacation
with her parents returned to her
position on Saturday.
Murray Wolfe, who is attending
Business College in London spent
the week-end at his home here. "
Mr. Milford Merner, Mrs. A, Tie
man, Miss Kathleen Merner and Mr.
C. Bartliff, of Clinton, have return
ed from a motor trip to Callander
and Ottawa.
Miss Onieda Restemeyer R.N., of
St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, spent
the week-end with her parents. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schroeder and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Hintz, of
.Detroit, spent the week-end with
Mrs. Schroeder’s mother, Mrs. Ha
macher.
Silo filling is the. ord ex’ of the day.
in this community.
Mr. Harold Denham,, of Sarnia,
visited on Sunday With Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Batten.
Misses Kathryn and Joan Batten,1
Dorothy Pooley, Gladys Batten,
Wilma and Ross Veal spent a pleas
ant afternoon on Saturday with Miss
Donna Murch, of Elimville, it be
ing Donna’s birthday.
Mr. R. E. Pooley, Miss Ethel
Pooley and Miss Ella Francis visit
ed • on Saturday with Mr. Archie
Hocking, of Monroe.
The
on Mr.
Raiiy Services
On Sunday September 18th Rally
Day was observed in the United
Church Sunday School and the fol
lowing program was. given. Scripture
Reading by Gerald Schroeder, Bev
erley Cliffe, Kenneth Taylor and
Wright took the parts of story tell
ers describing the use of the English
Bible in the churches from 153 8 to
193|8. Prayer was given by Allen
Hill and Helen Bullock contributed
a solo. A recitation “Holy Bible,
Book Divine” was given by Jean
King. Another musical number was
given by Rhena Yearley and Laura
Woodall. The collection was taken
by primary girls and’presented while
Betty Mawhinney and Elaine Mit
chell -sang dedicating the offering.
A very interesting address “Translat
ing the Bible into Life” was given
by Rev. Mr. Gladman and Lois
Swartz sang a solo,in her pleasing
manner. On September 25 Sunday
School will meet at’10 a.m. on ac
count of the anniversary services.
Crediton W. I.
The regular meeting of the Cred
iton Women’s Institute was held in
the Town Hall, on-Monday, Septem
ber 12th, at 8 p.m. The
Mrs. L. England presided
ducted the usual exercises,
Lord’s prayer, roll call
“The Birds of our Neighborhood,
Their Haunts and Habits.” Min
utes of the last meeting Were read.
Report of the district rally, which
was held in Hensall was given by
Mrs. M. Ewald. It Was decided to
have a community Hallowe’en party.
There was an exchange of peren
nials, bulbs, seeds and plants,
Leila Mollard then took the
for the following program,
ing sorj.g “Some Folks Do;”
solo, “Wm. Tell,” by Luella
lake; papers on Agriculture,
adian Industries and horticulture
Were giveii by Mrs. E, Fahrner, Mrs.
W. Wein and Mrs. B. Kestle; read
ing by Mrs. Grieves
by,, Miss, El,la
Gently’ Sweet
served by the
Xsasc, Mrs. F.
lard and Mrs. W.
the
In
president,
and con-
Ode Song
answered,
Plan
men have commenced work
W. G. Veal’s new barn.
to visit Exeter Fair today,
tr
Mr.
convention of the Empire Life
surance Co., held at the Hotel Lon
don on Thursday last.
Large congregations attended the
anniversary services in the United
church on Sunday last. Rev. E. S.
Hiscocks, of Thorndale, gave two
very fine addresses.
Miss Ella Morlock. and Mr. Earl
Haist, of CreditOn and Mrs. Wesley
Lewis, of Briiisley assisted the choir
On Sunday last in the United church.
There will be no preaching service
or Sunday School on Sunday next
in. the United church on account <>f
anniversary services at CreditOn .
“Rally Day services will be llbld 66.
October 2nd, Special
programme will be’
body Welcome.
Misses Beta Ratz,
and girl friend Who
Victoria Hospital,
Sunday at their homes here.
Mrs. Wesley Jones, of Crediton,
Young sang is at present visiting With relatives
rally day
given, 1 Every-
Nola Sweitzei’
are training in
London,spent
Miss
Chair
Open
piano
Stan-
Can-
current events ,
Morlock; song “Flow
Afton.” Lunch was-
hostesses Mrs. D. Mc-
King, MisS Leila Mol-
Oestreicher. A
hearty votes of thanks was moved by
Mrs. J, Wpodall and seconded by*
Mrs. H. K. Eilber to all who helped 1
to make the meeting a success.
detthr
F0tdEc°n0rny ^7
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f We’re staging the biggest
used car sale in our history
to "clear the decks” for new
\ fall business. Prices have
..been,slashed on every used
carandtruck—tomakethem
, mpy^ HERE’S A SAMPLE
Ford V8 Fordor Sedan, mileage
22,000’ and you get all money
. back if not entirely satisfied
Rafter driving thic car for two
’days. Our Price ...........$550.00'
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Ford Disttubtor
Phone 64*Exeter