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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1941-09-18, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES-ADVQCATE TOl’RSMr, m (I®, jmj HENSALL A full account of th© school fair will he found other page, M1SS spent Blyth. Mrs. guest of her sister, Mrs. S. Tudor, this week, - Miss Mona Hedden returned, home after spending the past two weeks at Clinton, Rally Day services will be ob served in the local Sabbath Schools next Sunday, The Marathon Bridge Club met at the home of Miss Minnie Reid Friday Evening. Mr, and Mrs, Cornelius Cook on Saturday for a holiday at -Gaspe Peninsula. - Mr, _Lome Elder, of Galt, is cationing with his* parents, Mr. . Mrs, John Elder. Mr, Kennedy, of the staff of Bank of Montreal, is holidaying at his home in Lindsay. Mr. Roy MacLaren, of St. Cathar ines, spent the week-end with Mrs. MacLaren and son Don, Dr. and Mr®. Jackson, of Toronto University are visiting theii’ grand mother, Ms. John Jackson. Mrs, A, L. Case returned home after a pleasant visit with her aunt/ Mrs, Lammie, in Detroit. Dr, W, T. Joynt, of London, vis ited with his mother, Mrs. Alice Joynt, over the week-end. . Mr, Douglas Sangster left pn;Mon- day for Durham where he has ac cepted a position at the Station. Miss Marie Bell, of London, vis ited over the week-end with'her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.- G. Bell. Mrs. .F, G. Weir, of Goderich, is ' the guest of her son and daughter- in-law, Rev. Wm. and Mrs. Weir. Mrs. T, Simpson and son, Tom, of Windsor, are holidaying with re latives and friends -in the village, Miss Olive Walker, R. N,, of Al bany, N.Y., is holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Treffry and family, of Chiselhurst visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mr®. Wesley Jones. Mrs. Devlin and Mr, and Mrs. Roy MacLarep.-and Don visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Corbett, f , Mrs. Smith and children, of St. Marys visited last week with, the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Petty.Mr. and Mrs. Cline Flynn, of London, visited on Sunday with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Parkins.■ Mis$ Jean Bonthron, of London, spent a few days1 ‘ this week visit ing hei’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bonthron.Mrs. Blowes has been the . guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Blowes, during the past week. 'Dr. and Mrs. D. G. Steer and Patsy visited in London on Sunday at the home of Mrs, Steer’s mother, Mrs, Brazier.Mr. R. Harrington Nicholson, of St. Thomas, R.G.A.F., visited his cousin, Miss E. Johnston, during the week-end.i Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson, of St. Marys were recent visitors with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hudson.Mrs. Oscar Tuckey and children, of Exeter, visited on Friday with Mrs. TU’ckey's parents, Mr. and MrS. Peter Moir.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harburn and Mr. Carl Daters visited on Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Fred Daters at St. Catharines.Mrs. Lou $impson is holidaying in Detroit at the home of her son, Mr. Wm. Simpson and her daugh ter, Mrs. Gus Voth.zHarvest Home services will be held in St. Paul's Anglican church, Hensall, on Sunday, September 21, ht 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. < Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell and fam ily visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dow and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Dow, of Cromarty, • Mr. and Mrs. Ted Taman ■ and daughter, Toni, of Listowel, visited last week with Mrs. Taman’s mother, Mrs. 0. M. McLonelL ,* I Mrs. Buchanan, of Toronto, has ■ been the guest of her sister and: brother-in-law, • Dr. and Mrs. I. G« j Smillie during the past week. Misses Enid Parkins, of London and Edith Parkins, of St. Cathar ines, spept the tveek-end ivith their parents, Mr, and Mrs. JaS. Parkins. Corporal Lawrence Baynham, of Camp .Borden, is on a two weeks’ furlough at his home here with Mrs, Baynham, Bobby and Jimmy. The . annual school concert in connection with the school fair Will be held in the Town Hall, Hensall, on Friday evening, September 20th. » Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby and • daughter Bonna, of Blenheim, and Mrs, Rigby, of London, visited last, week with Mr, and Mrs. Stewart McQueen.. ML and Mrs. Mac Rosser and daughters, Peggy and Gale, of Bleiv helm, visited on Sunday with Mrs. Rosser’s parents,; ml and Mrs. Mil ton Russell.ML and Mrs. Mervyn SWalm, of Stratford, and Miss Violet Swaim, of . St. Thomas, are holidaying with their parents, Ml and Mrs, Peter Swaim, this week. Rev. R. A. Brook conducted ser vices in the United Church on Sun day and Ml VL o» Goodwin con- Hensall’ on an- i Edna Walsh and Sunday with relatives Audrey In Sararas, of Hamilton, is the on left the va- and the 'i tribute# a pleasing solo entitled - “I Know that My Redeemer Lives,” Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pfaff and daughter Shein, of Niagara-on- the-Lake, spent the week-end with the former’s mother, Mrs. Alice Pfaff and sisters, Misses Beryl and Alice Pfaff, This being Recopsecration Week in the Dominion of Canada* special services of prayer will be held week ly in Carmel Presbyterian Church,, commencing Tuesday,, September 16, at 7.30 p.m. 'Communion service will be held- in Carmel Presbyterian church on Sunday, Sept, 21st at 11 a,m. Tbe communicants’ class will meet in the vestry of the church op. Thursday evening at 7.30 pan. Mrs, D, Walks, Mrs, A. Kers- lake, Billy and Joan accompanied by Miss Annie E, Consift, Miss Hanna Murray and Mrs. Verne Smith left on Tuesday for Bracebridge where they will spend two weeks’ vacation. Miss Irene Russell, R.N., who has spent the PaSt several weeks with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Mil-, ton Russell, left on Sunday foi’ a visit, with her sister and brother- in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Mac Rosser, in Blenheim. Harvest' Thanksgiving services will be held in St. Paul’s Anglican church op Sunday, Sept. 21st, at 11 a.m, aud 7 p.m. Rev. Canop James, of Kirkton, special speaker and there will be special music by the choir. A large number of the members and veterans of the Exeter-Hensall Branch of the Canadian Legion at tended the Drumhead Service and parade in the Agricultural Park, Lucknow, 14th, at 3 was Rev. Knox Church, Palmerston, and oth er speakers included Rev. W. A. Beecroft, of Wingham, ’John N. Grabb, Zone Commander and Ma-, jor Geo. Tilley, of London. Wolielo Class Holds Weiner Roast A very enjoyable time was spent at Turnbull’s Grove on .Friday evening when the Wohelo Sunday School Class of the United Church ] held a weiner roast with about forty-1 five attending. Sports and games were enjoyed around the bonfire and musical selections on the guitar by Art Finlayson and mouth , organ selections by Ed. Corbett were much enjoyed."' During the evening Mr. and Mrs. David Kyle, who were re cently married, were presented with 'a magazine rack by Miss Gladys Passmore. The address was read by the president,. Ross Forest, freshments were served. will be the the Agricultural Park, on Sunday, September p.m. The guest speaker K. H. Palmer, D.D., of W.M.S. Meets Re- INPERS0N1 ARTIE SHAW and his 32-piece ORCHESTRA “A Dance Hand in the Prppor* tions of a Symphony” MONDAY, SEPT. 22 Admission $1.25 Advance Tickets at $1..QO nojv on sale at Heintzman & Co., Record Dept,, Embassy Grill, Hotel Ridout. Address mail orders and make money or ders payable, -to the ’ London Arena LONDON ARENA Western Ontario’s Amusement Centre . DASHWOOD FOR RENT—The Bast halt ot the two-storey brick dwelling on the South side of Holland Street in Dashwood. Furnace, electric lights, & bedrooms, comfortable living yuar- tens. Apply to F, W. Gladman,. Exe ter, Ont, f! CREDITON Ml MacEwen, Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Hudson and Misses Florence and .Margaret Hudson, of Toronto, were guests over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Reaver. Miss Edna Beaver, of London, spent the week-end at her home here, Mieses Rachel and Jean Wilson, of Centralia, spent Tuesday wi:h Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Beaver, Mr. and Mrs. Hamer Fletch and Martha Jean, of Chicago, visited friends in Crediton and Fordwich. Rev, and Wish, called last week. Mr. and Aljoe 'Culbert and son Freddie, left Saturday for Boat Lake, where Mr, Kerr will participate in the opening of the wild duck season on Monday, Mr, and> Mrs. C. W. Goodman, of Detroit, are visiting with Mr/, and Mrs. Charles Schroeder,x Mr. and. Mrs, Mose Faist were In Pigeon, Mich,, ovei’ the week-end and attended the funeral of the for- ! mer’s sister, Mrs. Jacob Haist, /on Sunday. Mrs. Gus Wurtz, of Pigeon, returned with them for a week’s returned with theim for a week’s Rally Day Seiwice Next Sabbath at 11 a.m. there will be public worship in the auditor ium of the church. The Rally day order of service will give direction to this service when the Sunday School scholars and staff will wor ship also. The minister, Rev, Law-| rence H. Turner, B.A., will preach i the subject being “The Church and the Family Pew". The Sunday School staff and scholars are asked to assemble in the classrooms suf ficiently early to mark the registers and distribute the periodicals, so that Rally day service may begin promptly at’ the designated hour. The invitation to worship in this Rally pay service is extended to all. The choir, under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Wein, will occu py the chois loft. The evening ser vice will be withdrawn to enable the Crediton folk to Worship with their Shipka brethren on the oc casion of their anniversary. Ser vices will be at 2.30 p.m. and 7.30 preacher at both Rev. ' Norval J. Main St.. United Mrs. Marjory Andrews United “Cavalcade of Europe* —- In Motion Pictures By That W«ll*k^own Radio Artist And 'TRrawlW * kea r KPSi 86Mr. and Mrs, Norman Vincent and son Ira spent Sunday with their daughter and son-in-law, Ml and Mrs. Harold France, of Thedford* Mr, Earl Vincent is spending a few days with Ml Ira Vincent, I The annual Mission Festival will be held in the Lutheran church this Bunday, Sept, 21st, when Rev. Wenslaff, of Logan, will be the I guest speaker in both morning and I evening service. Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Kellerman were Sunday visitors with relatives in Waterloo and Kitchener, Mrs. Harold Kellerman spent a few days with her .parents in Fergus last week. ' Mr.’E, R. Guenther spent Sundav in St. Catharines, visiting his moth er, Mrs. Jane Guenther, who is very sick at present. Mrs. Ness attended the funeral of a relative in Tavistock on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Rollie Grenier left for Windsor where they intend to stay for some time. i Major and Mrs. Eugene Tieman, I ■who spent the past two weeks here I and at Grand Bend, have returned to Camp Borden. Mr. Dyke, of Tavistock, is visit ing with his daughter, Mrs. Ness. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Tieman and family, who spent the summer here left on Tuesday for Toronto where Mr. Tieman has a position in the Bank. Miss Eunice Haist is attending business college in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Nadiger daughter, Miss Helen Nadiger, tended a wedding in Galt over week-end. iI Mrs, Johnson, of Ford- on Mr. and Mrs. Telfer Mrs, Fred Kerr, Mr, al Centralia United Church FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th at 8 p* m, A two-hour program showing Europe in peace and war from the German invasion of Austria, through Czecho slovakia, Poland, Norway, Denmark, Belgium, Holland France; the campaign of General Wavell in Africa; part of the Greek campaign, and closing with pictures of the bombing of London. Everyone should see these pictures and hear Rex Frost ADMISSION -25c. CENTRALIA Mrs F. Colwill, of London, vis ited last week with Mr. and Mrs. G. Adainae. Mrs, Ike very pleased last week when they received by mail an exceptionally good photo of their grandson, Clif ford Hicks, who is training with, the R.Q.A.F., in Quebec. The annual Rally Day service of the Centralia Sunday School will he held in the church on Sunday- morning, Sept. 21st. Special mu sic will be provided by a Sunday School choir. A baptismal service, will be conducted by Rev, Merriam. The opening meeting of the Cen tralia Home and School Club will be held in the school on Friday even ing of this week. Everybody is wel come to attend. Come and helzi to make the first meeting, a suc cess. On Saturday of last week Mrs. W- Eaker entertained her Sunday School class to a pleasant after noon at her home. Games were played and a sumptuous supper waa served by the hostess. Ice cream was freely served, thus adding greatly to the delight of the young sters. Geo. Baynham visited on Monday of last week with relatives in Port Huron, Mrs. H. Mills ac companied her to Sarnia and visited with' her son, Mr. and Mrs. man Mills. Mrs, Bruce Mitchell left on day for eral of Mrs. Thomas Mrs. H. Sunday visitors with Mrs. B, Hicks were Mr, and Mrs. C. Murdy of Lucan and Mr. and Mrs. John Essery. Mr. and Mrs. W. Haddock, of Lucknow, called on friends in the village on Friday of, last week. VZe are glad to report that Har old Penwarden is improving. ’Miss Mc’Cann, R.N., is in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. John Essery were Kay in the shipping department and I Mr. H. O. Dayman, as his associate. 1 'Other members or the committee j appointed w©re Mr. Harold Cock to I take the place of Mr. Roy MacLar- j en and Allen Davidson, Thos. Kyle and Wilson Carlisle, Mr. William Davidson, chairman of the finance committee, reported the results of i the aluminum drive, stating that aluminum would still be acceptable and that a drive for papers, and magazines would commence on or about September 15th , conducted by the boys of the Continuation School, under the leadership of the principal, Mr. Morley Sanders. The people are surged to have their packages of newsprint and maga zines . tied up in separate bundles when these collections are made, to make the work easier for the boys, and ’the storage of same more prac ticable. » The treasurer, Mr. H, 0. Lawrence, gave an encouraging fin ancial report and the president, Mr. R. A. Brook,, read a letter from the provincial office,” reminding the Branch of' the necessity of having the membership of the branch re vised to date by the renewal of Red Cross membership fees of $1.00 per person. These fees become due on'October 1st and plans were made to bring this matter before our members within the next few days, and to secure before December 31st, all renewals, so that those present at the annual meeting will be mem bers in'good standing and eligible to vote. Miss M. Ellis acted as secretary for the meeting. The following list of articles were in cluded in,' the shipment made early in August: ■ I -V- TVUr- Sun- fun- and at- the I Toronto to attend the her brother-in-law. Spencer and Jewel, of St. were Sunday visitors with Mills. ,zi ’ The W.M.S., of the United Church held their September, meeting in; the schoolroom, of the church on Thursday at 3 p.m. with the presi-, dent, Mrs. ‘ Cross, presiding an# ' Mrs.. Brook a'cting secretary in the I absence of Mrs., Cook. The program opened by prayer and singing “Res cue the Perishing". Mrs. Ballan- tyne read the Scripture, Psalm 72. A reading entitled, “School of Sor row,”,, given by Mrs. Milton Love was-’’much appreciated. Mrs. T. Sherritt faV.ored with a vocal solo entitled “I Know He Cares", accom panied'by Miss Irene Douglas at the piano. The topic on -“Temperance” i was very ably given by Miss Jean Murray. Arrangements were made for' a home baking sale to be held on Saturday, October 4th. The meeting closed with a hymn' and prayer.’ *. Institute Holds Successful Supper The Senior*. Women’s Institute held a very successful pot luck sup per at thfev home of Miss Sally Man- son on Wednesday evening with a good percentage of^?the members present.. Following the supper Miss Beryl Pfaff, president, presided over the business. The roll call was answered with “Something in. My House I'd Like to Be Rid Of.” Ar rangements were made for the train ing course to be held in Exetei’ oii October 14th and 15th. Mrs. W. O. Goodwin der and sistant. program a bank Smale, son of Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Smale. Miss Gladys Luker Was ap pointed assistant secretary-treas urer to fill the vacancy left by Mrs. R. J. Moore. Court Whist was play ed and Mrs. W. B, Cross and Mrs. J, Sheppard Were the prize winners. Harvest Home services were held in Carmel Presbyterian church on Sunday, conducted by the pasto?’, Rev. Wm. Weir, B.a, The church was fruits riate clipin Mr. arlnes, spent home of his Tinney, Red was appointed local lea- Mi^s Minnie Sangster as- A special feature of the was the presentation of book to Donald George I ■The church beautifully decorated with and vegetables and approp- inusio was rendered by the Homer Tinney, of St. Oatb- the week-end at the father, Mr. Matthew Cross Notes I of the Red Cross exe- in August: Knitted Goods—12 scarves, 27 pairs two-way mitts, 15 helmets, 8 turtle-neck sweaters, 5 pairs sea boot socks, 50 pairs socks, and 1 shoulder wrap. Hospital supplies— 20 bed sheets, 10 pairs pyjamas, 3 pairs pyjama pants, 3 bed jackets. Refugee • supplies—5 long women’s coats, 5 pairs slacks,' 5 blouses, 4 units including skirt, blouse and coat each, 4 guilts, 2 blankets, man’s bathrobe, 6 suits children’s pyj amas, 4 sheets aiid 4 pillow covers. The work rooms are open to vol unteer workers every Monday and Friday. While our shipments are large, they are not as large as they ought to be because we lack work ers. Again we throw out the invi tation. to all our people to join in this effort to win the war and to ease as best we can the hardships and losses of those who are in the front line. We are exceedingly grate ful to those who are constantly at the task. But even these would be cheered in their work by an increas ing number offering to share the lo'hd. Another- heavy shipment of jam left for Toronto on Tuesday, This project has been sponsored by the Hensail Women’s the kitchen’s of the the village have been humming with activity, oi’ would. it be more ac curate to say “sizzling”. The Hensail Branch was pleased to ship on behalf of the Kippen East Women’s Institute, 8 cases of jam weighing 4;20 lbs, one shipment nut of many that has been made dur ing the jam season by that group of tireless and patriotic workers, ELIMVILLE An example of the restriction the sale of gas was shown here the other morning when a con tractor and his men, having mot ored some sixty miles to their homes the previous night/ were returning to work at 5.30 in the morning. They ran out of gas near here and were obliged to wait, until seven till the local gas pump was allowed to open. Only a few miles further on they had drums of gas stored to run their trucks. Dr. A. E. and Mrs. Johns, Messrs. Harold Paul and Edward Johns, Miss Ruth Johns ap'd Miss Irvin, of Hamilton, Mr. ah(f'’Mrs. Wesley Johns, of Exeter; and Miss Mary Johns, of London, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns on Sun day. Mrs. John Cornish has returned to, her home after a few weeks’ visit with her daughter, Mrs. Clif ford Talbot, of Bayfield, who has a hew daughter. i Mrs. S. J. Pym, who has been upder the doctor’s care, suffering from an attack of ishidgles, is im proving. Next Sunday at 2 p.m. the Sun day School will be held and Rally •Day observed. Rev. Grigg, of Exe ter, will preach in the evening, as on p.m. The guest services ,will be Woods, M.A., of Church, Exeter. Karn, of First-St. church choir, London, will ' be solo ist at both services. The local choir will also render a vocal selection. Come and worship with this unpre tentious rural church stationed at the crossroads. ----------V--------k Taylor and with the Mrs. Wil- Baird .and Institute and churches of Kirkton Fall Fair THURSDAY and FRIDAY, September 25 and 26 Liberal Prizes in ail classes: Shorthorns $108 in prizes; ’ - Bacon Hog Contest $50. Lady Drivers, Single Turnout, Foot Races, Potato Race on Horseback, . Hurdle Jumpers, Public School Parade. Musical Program by Radio and Loud Speaker INGERSOLL KILTIE BAND and HIGHLAND DANCERS A meeting cutive was held in the Council chamber, Hensail, on Thursday, September 11th, with <■& good num ber of members in attendance. Miss A, Consitt was appointed as the sec- ‘reiary of the Hensall Branch to fill the vacancy left by Mrs, R. J. Moore, tMr, Kenneth Kicks was appointed to take the place of Mr, Ross Me* ROBERTSON’S / ' CONDITION POWDER (formerly Walker’s) 3 lbs. _ $1.00 9 lbs. — $2.45 Further Reduction on Larger Quantities Guaranteed no Filler Results considered, yon will find this powder uheiiualjed as a tonic for all faiun stock * * Cann’s Crist Mill Robertson’s Drug Store Roy FiTAPci®# Kirkton Rev. Mair will be preaching anni versary services at Belmont. Mr. Josh Johns and Miss Alma Johns, of Exeter, visited here last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Brock were visitors with relatives in Seaforth on Sunday last. Mrs. John Johns, who has lived here for over forty years is plan ning on moving to Toronto to live with her daughters, Misses Lorena, Leola and Mrs. Harold Boyes. Miss Lorena,, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johns of Russeldale, Mr. and Mrs. J. Willis and family of Kirk ton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole of Exe ter, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Johns and family, Mr. Hilton Johns and Miss Margaret Cook, of Lucan, visited with her on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stephen and children were Sunday guests of Mr. and. Mrs, Wm. Bradshaw , In forth. -V i i Sea- CREDITON EAST Mr. and Mrs. Eldon,. Merner and family spent Sunday in ‘Stratford with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Rocky. Mrs, Jacob Rader and Mrs. Louis Kraft, .of Dashwood, visited Mrs. C. Motz on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold children spent Sunday former’s grandmother, son Anderson. Mr. ■ and Mrs.. David son,., Carl, of Grand Bend, spent Sunday "with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sims. Mrs. John Baird, who has been visiting here returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Neil and daughter, Beverley, who have been residing in Stratford, moved back on Saturday into their home here. We welcome them back. Mrs. Jack Baynham, of Shipka, is visiting at .the home Mrs. Sam Baynham. Trooper Jack Jasney Camp Borden after a leave at his home here. Pte. and Mrs. Steve Kitchener, spent the week-end their home here. Farewell Party About fifty relatives, friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Trooper and Mrs. Jack Jasney on Friday evening last to bid him fare well, after spending two weeks at his home here. Miss Lois Hunter, of London, read the following ad dress and Mrs. Eli Sims presented him with a ring: of Mr. and returned to two weeks’ Gian ville of at F KIRKTON Emerson Paton, of McGil- Deal’ Jack: Twp. has purchased the 100 Write secretary for prize list. Admission 25c; Automobiles 25c; Children under 12 yrs. 10c R. E. Dpupe, ]' Hugh Berry, President Sec’y-Treas. KIPPEN /Miss Edna Dayman, of London, spent the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Dayman. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons spent Thursday last in London. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lockhart and daughter, >(pf Porter’s Hill, ’visited on Sunda£ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cochrane. Mr. and Mrs. G. Rochola and daughter, Messrs. Bruce and Stuart Cann, of Morden, Miss R. Powers, of Rockwood. Mr. A. Gackstetter, ^of Guelph, and Mr. E. Gackstetter, of Zurich, visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Horney. Mrs. B. Keyes, of near Bay field- visited last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Jones. Miss (Dorothy Dietz, of London, spent, the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dietz. Miss Gladys Jarrott spent the week-end with Miss Vera Smith, of near Bayfield. Mrs. G. E. Thompson spent R few days with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parsons, of Seaforth. EXETER FEED & FLOUR MILL Mr, ivray acre farm of Mr. Wesley* Batten, lo cated north of Kirkton, Pickard arranged the transaction. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Switzer and family were Sunday guests 'with Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Linton, of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Duffield and family^ of Sauit Ste, Marie, are holidaying with Mrs,. Chas. Duffield, Quite a number in the vicinity have their corn cut and silos filled. This is much earlier than In vions years. Ml and Mrs. I. N. Marshall Sunday guests with Mrs. Wm, kin, of Granton. Mrs. A. E. Doupe and son bfert are holidaying With Mr, and Mrs, Allan Loupe, of Hamilton, Mrs, S. Tufts has returned home from a month’s holiday with ’her son, Mr. Harold Tufts, of Toronto, Mr, Amos Doupe, of St, Marys, spent a few days with his s in, Bill, this week. Miss Beatrice Shier, of Toronto, Is holidaying with Mrs. B, Loupe. Cl. V. pre- were Lan- Wil We, your friends and neighbors and relatives are gathered here to night to pay tribute to you on your departure. We will greatly miss you from our midst, but admire your loyalty and courage, and we will look forward to the future, When. we Shall have you back with us once more. In appreciation of your friendship, we, your friends, wish you to accept this ring and hope, as you wear it, you will have pleasant memories of US all here at home. •Signed on behalf of your friends, neighbors and relatives. Although completely taken by surprise, Jack made suitable reply, Also at the same time a pen and pencil set was presented to Mrs, Sam Raynham, in honor of her son, Lawrence, Who was not present. Mrs. Leopard Wein mads the pre sentation, A dainty lu,nch. was serv ed and dancing took‘place till’the early hours of the morning and then everyone Joined in singing “For Jack is a Jolly flood Fellow^* Shur-Gain Feed Service Egg Prices Have Gone Up! The Cry is “MORE EGGS FOR BRITAIN!’* The Department of Agriculture asks you to hold over last years laying flock and keep them producing. Egg production must be increased! SHUR-GAIN BIG 50 and EGGMAKER CONCENTRATES with your own grain can and will increase production! SHUR-GAIN SAVES and MAKES YOU MONEY! Get the highest possible feed value from your corn crop by Using the Lundy Portable Silo» Ask for particulars. Shell Lubricants, Milled Feeds, Automatic Eire Extinguishers Oyster Shells; Flour—Robinhood, Five Roses, Parity, Whole Wheat, WoIcWC Pastry. G. A. CANN & SONS PHONE 35 If