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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1939-09-28, Page 4THE EXETBR TIMES-ADVOCATETnVHSBAY, SEPTEMBER 88, 1989 Kraft Salad Dressing / ROCK BOTTOM CASH STORES YOU SAVE EVERY DAY AT COOK’S Miracle Whip, 8 1-2 oz. . 19c Large, 32 oz, . 39c 98 lb. $2.75 Cook’s Special Coffee ib 35c Fresh Ground while You Wait Rich, Fragrant Full Flavored Hunt’s Diamond Bread Flour 24 lb............................75c King Pastry Flour 94 lk COn Very Highest Grade Five Roses, Purity and Robin Hood Corn Starch St. Lawrence 2 packages .♦19c Soda Biscuits Fresh and Crisp . Full pound 2 pkgS« Best Bleach Makes your clothes whiter per bottle Sc EXETER Phone 58 Just Arrived Large Assortment Fancy Biscuits ALL ONE PRICE! 2 lb. 29c TAG DAY IN AID OF THE BLIND ■On Saturday, September, 30th ci tizens of Exeter will have an oppor tunity of contributing to the work for the blind in Huron County. Em ployment, training, aftercase services free use of Braille library relief for the needy blind, visitation of the sick, Christmas cheer are services of vital importance to the thirty od# registered blind cases in the county. These are services rendered by The Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Not only is the Institute interest ed in the welfare of the registered blind persons but preventive and curative treatment is arranged for destitute men, women and children who are in danger of losing their sight. These activities are supervis ed by a Huron County Board com prising business and professional men and women who give of their time and service^ voluntary in sup port of their worthy cause. Mrs. D. A. Anderson and Mr. S. B. Taylor re present the interest of Exeter on the Huron County Board. The Board is conducting a County wide Tag Day on Saturday, September 30th. Dozens of High School students have volun teered their service in connection with the tagging, In Exeter a Tag Day Committee has been formed comprising Mrs. D, A. Anderson, Mrs. A. O. Elliot, Mrs. W. E. Walk er of which Mrs. D, A. Anderson is Convenor. « Citizens buying a tug on (Saturday may do so in the knowledge that the entire proceeds of the Tag Day are used and expended on services for the benefit of blind persons in Hur on County only. The Committe is confident that-this appeal will -meet with the usual generous and hearty response from the citizens of Exeter. J5HJPKA Communion service was observed Sunday last at the Unite# <Church» I Rev. Mr. Gladman was in charge of the service. j The regular meeting of the lad ies' Aid will be held 5th in the home of Finkbeiner at 8 p.m. Mrs. Thos. confined to Mr. Ed. Presbytery Wednesday Thursday, Oct. Mrs, is at Arthur Keyes her bed through Lamport meeting in Wroxeter last. present illness, attended the on BRINSLEY John Trevethick has gone Toledo to visit his son Melvin. ' Mr. and Mrs. Andy Craven,, onto, is spending the week-end relatives in the vicinity. The McGillivray -School Fair on the United -Church grounds was a decided success. It was under the management of Mr. W. H. Riddell, Agricultural Representative, Silo filling is the order of the day. Mito Tor- with held LEAVITT’S THEATRE Phonic 135 THURSDAY, FRipAY, SATURDAY September gsth, 29, and 30th “MAN ABOUT TOWN starring JACK BENNY and (ROCHESTER) and DOROTHY LAMOUR SPECIAL LAUREL & HARDY COMEDY “COUNTY HOSPITAL” MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY October 2nd, 3rd and 4th “THE SISTERS” i thrilling action drama starring ERROL FLYNN, ANITA LOUISE and BETTE DAVIS a Shredded Wheat. 2 pkgs. 23c Keen’s Mustard % pound.....................25c % pound......................48c Toilet Tissue Snow Cap 4 Large Rolls ♦ . : . .25c 2 in 1 or Nuggett Shoe Polish ... 10c COOIK’ ROCK BOTTOM CASH STORES The Store That Gives You Value HENSALL Phone 46 BIRTHS MITCHELL—At Dr. Fletcher’s Hos pital, on Tuesday, September 26, 193 9, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Fred Mitchell a son (Douglas Freder ick). ENGAGEMENT DEATHS The engagement is announced of Margaret Elizabeth, eldest daughter of William Johns, and the late Mrs. Johns, of Usborne, to Frederick Ro bert Long, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Long, of Atwood, the marriage to take place quietly October. RECORD CROWD AT EXETER FAIR H. S. FIELD DAY The Exeter H. S. held their annual field meet Monday afernoon. Many of the events were keenly contested. The winners will compete in the Huron County Field Day which will be held at Seaforth, Friday after noon of this week. Winners were as follows: (GIRLS) Senior Champions—Irene Kydd and Shirley Duncan, 17 points Intermediate— Dorothy Green, 18 points; Doris Elliott, 13 points; Ruby Welsh, 12 points Junior—Shirley Motz, 16 points; Marion Francis, 15 points Senior Events Target throw, Doris Meyers, Mar garet Clark, Iva Willis; running broad, Shirley Duncan, Iva Willis, Margaret Clarke; high jump, Eunice Oestricher, Shirley Duncan, Irene Kydd; basketball throw, Ethel Kydd Irene Kydd, Labelle Sims; Standing Irene Kydd, Doris Meyers, Duncan; softball throw, Duncan, Irene Kydd, Iva 100-yard dash, Irene Kydd, Duncan, Iva Willis. Intermediate Events Running board, Doris Elliott, Dor othy Green, Ruby Welsh; high jump Dorothy Green, Doris Elliott, Ruby iWelsh; target throw, Shirley Moise, Dorothy Green, Lois Clarke; stand ing broad, Hazel Hern, Dorothy Green, Leone Duncan; softball throw Ruby Welsh, Eunice Haist, Duncan; basketball throw, Welsh, Dorothy Green, Hazel 100-yard dash, Doris Elliott, Hern, Dorothy Green. Junior Events High jump, Shirley Motz, jorie Richard, Mildred Hannigan; target throw, Marie Fletcher, Au drey Russell, Grace Simpson; run ning broad, Marion Francis, Shirley Mason, Marjorie Richard; softball throw, Shirley Motz, Audrey Russell, Jean Stanlake; basketball throw, Audrey Russell, Shirley Mason, Shirley Motz; standing broad, Mar-_ ion Francis, Shirley Motz, Marjorie •' Richard; 75-yard dash, Marion Francis, Mildred Hannigan, Marjorie Richard. KIPPEN Mrs. Elzar Mousseau. and Marlyn visited recently at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brown, of Greenway and attended Parkhill Fair. ' Miss Norma Pybus, who has been holidaying with her grandmother Mrs. H. Ricker returned to her home in London on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Horney and Miss Irmma iFerguson and friend spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Herdman of Elimville. Mr. Joseph Linden and daughter Verna, of Denfield, visited on Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Par son. Master Gerald Parson return ed to Denfield with them. Mrs. Archie Parson, operation in -Seaforth cently returned home last. Mrs. H. Ricker, and Coming-— Bachelor Mother The Three Musketeers 'Susannah of the Mounties M.-G.-M. Pictures Sweethearts Too Hot to Handle Let Freedom Ring Out West With the Hardys in who had an Hospital re- on Saturday Mrs. H. Ricker, and Arthur spent ‘Sunday with Mrs. Maude Pybus and family, of London. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Horney, Shir ley and Bobbie, of Ridgeway, visited with the former’s brother Mr. and Mrs. W. Horney during the week. St. Andrew’s United Church are II holding their Fall Anniversary on Sunday, October 15 th, Rev. R. R. I Connor, of Embro, a former pastor i will conduct the services. Special music will be furnished by the choir. Mrs. Joseph -Linden, who has spent the past week at the home of her returned Tuesday, and Miss Mr. and ZION Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hern and fam ily visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. .Finkbeiner of Crediton. Miss Edith Earl was a a patient in iStratford General Hospital for several days last week. We are very pleased to state she is improving. iMr. Warren Brock spent Monday in Toronto, We are sorry to report Mrs. Har old Hern underwent an operation for appendicitis in St. Joseph’s Hos pital, London on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock, Mrs. W. Brock and Jean spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pen warden at Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel -Stevenson and family, of Birr, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Melville Hern. Miss Isabelle Forsythe, .St. Marys, visited several days last week Mrs. George Brock. WHALEN ’Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnson and family and Mr.((an# Mrs. Thos. Gun ning were recent visitors of Mr. and: Mrs. Alf Brock of Union* Mrs, E. Johnson, of London, spent a few days with Mrs. E. Squire dur ing last week. Miss Mai#a Morley is visiting with. Mrs. Alice Gunning for a few days, Mrs. -Sweet, Mrs. Reid and daugh ter' Ola, of Exeter, were Sunday vis itors of Mr. and Mrs. -George Mijh- sou. , Mrs. F. Parkinson spent ’ a few days last week with Mrs. H. Park inson of the 8th line, Blanshar#. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Millson and Gerald, of Lucan, visited Sun day with Mr. an# Mrs. F. Squire. Mr. Fred Gunning, of St, Marys,, spent the week-end with his bro ther Mr. Thos, Gunning. Mr. and Mrs. F. -Squire spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. N, Og den of Exeter and attended the Fair, W. A. and W- M. S. The -September meetings were held at the home of Mrs. Milne Pull en on Wednesday afternoon with 15 members present. The W. M. ,S. was in charge of Mrs. J. Hazelwood. The meeting opened with singing and several members led in prayer. Plans were made for a W< M. S, Sunday service. Miss Maida Morley gave a, reading and Mrs. Earl Johnson and Mrs. F, Squire favored with a duet. Mrs. Thos. Gunning the Study Book. Mrs. Wm. Morley the W. A. Several were discussed. Readings were giv en by Mrs. Thos. Gunning and Merle Squire. Mrs. E, Foster favored with an instrumental. Mrs. H. Squire closed the meeting. had charge of presided over business items Tees water Fair (Ontario’s Largest Two-Day Fair) Tues. & Wed. Oct. 3, 4 with broad, Shirley Shirley Willis; Shirley BILLS—-In Providence Hospital, Detroit, Mich., on Tuesday, Sep tember 26th, 1939, Olive Rader, beloved wife of Allen Bills, in her 46th year. BRINTNELL—In Exeter, on Thurs day, September 21st, 1939, James Russell Brintnell in his 79th ENGAGEMENT IN MEMORIAL! year. SMITH—In loving memory of Smith, who died one year September 25, 193 8. You are gone but not forgotten, Never shall your memory fade, Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Around the grave where you are laid. Ever remembered by his Wife, Sons and Daughters. Geo. ago, .$2,500 in Prizes Some of the Attractions: 2.27 Trot or Pace, $150 Purse; 2.18 Trot or Pace, $150 Purse; Running Race, Purse $30. Four Bands, including the Famous Elgin Regiment Bugle Band. Hurdle Jumping, Tandem Teams, Miniature Chariot Race. Twins Similarity Contest, Big “My stery Attraction” (a real thriller), and one of the best exhibits of live stock that can be seen in Western Ontario. Grandstand accomodation for over t 1,000 people Admission: 25c and 15c J. J. REID, President ALEX. B. McKAGUE, Secretary and Managing Director CLANDEBOYE Miss Alice Hodgins who is attend ing Normal School in London spent the week-end at her home here. I Mr. Roy Simpson, of California, has returned to his home after suending a week with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson, of Moores ville. St. James Church held their an niversary services on Sunday last with Rev, Janies, of Kirkton, as secial speaker for the morning ser vice. Rev. Harrison, of Lucan, con ducted the evening service. Both ser vices were well attended. A pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs, James Paton, Clandeboye, on the occasion of their silver wedding anniversary and the tenth anniversary of the marriage of their nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Paton/ of Ailsa Craig. Relatives presented Mr. i and Mrs. E. Paton with a lace table ' cloth and buffet runner and Mr. and Mrs. J. Paton with a silver casserole and a silver tray. The evening was spent in progressive euchre, prize winners being Miss Reta Paton, Wil- : lis Paton, Mrs. W. L. Paton and ,ar uniseiuursu. Norman Paton. After an interestingMr. Earl Drover, of London, spent' program a dainty supper was served. : daughter Mrs. A. Parson, ' to her home in Denfield on ' Mr. and Mrs. W. Horney Irma Ferguson called on Mrs. John Beane, of St. Marys, re- , cently. j Wedding Bells are ringing.| Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long were visited by friends from Owen Sound recently. | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parson, of Hensall and Mrs. Seymour, of Da kota, spent Monday at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Archie Parson. Miss Irma Ferguson attended the Jaques-Ferguson wedding at Thames Road on Saturday. I Mr. and Mrs, H. MoMurtrie and | Mr. and Mrs. A. McMurtrie spent Friday with friends in London. Mrs. W. Horney spent a day I Week with Mrs. Orville Cann of Thames Road. I i AUCTION SALE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS The undersigned auctioneer has received instructions to sell by pub lic auction the household effects of the late Mrs. R., Hunter. (Continued from page 1) tricher and 2nd; 2-year-old heifer, Roy F. Pepper, W. Oestricher and 3rd; 1-year-old heifer, W. Oestrich er and 2nd; heifer calf, R. F. Pep per, W. Oestricher and 3rd; bull calf W. Oestricher, 2nd and 3rd; bull, one year and over, W, Oestricher, R. F. Pepper, W. Oestricher; bull 2 years and over, W. Oestricher; Di ploma for best animal, W. Oes tricher. Herefords—Aged cow, H. W. S. O’Neil; 2-year-old, Wright; 1-year-old, W. S. heifer calf, W. S. O’Neil, Wright; bull calf, W. S. O’Neil, Ho ward Wright; bull, one year and over, W. S. O’Neil and 2nd; bull, 2 years and over, Howard Wright, W. S. O’Neil; diploma for best animal, Howard Wright. Polled Angus—Aged cow, Albert Etherington and Etherington and Etherington. Jersey—Aged Wm. Abbott; 2-year-old heifer, Nel son Stanlake; 1-year-old, Nelson Stanlake; heifer calf, Nelson Stan- Jake. Grades—Aged cow, Albert Ether ington; 1-year-old Roy F. Pepper 1- year-old, steer, Roy F. Pepper; Tra- {quair’s Hardware for best calf any (breed, W. S. O’Neil; Ed. Lindenfield for best calf any breed, under 500 pounds, AV. S. O’Neil, W. Oestricher; The Robert Simpson Eastern Limit ed of Toronto, for the best beef calf under one year, any breed, W. S. O’ Neil. I last the Leone Ruby Hern; Hazel CHISELHURST the Gidley Street, Exeter, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER. 7th, 1939 at 1.30 o’clock Dining room extension table, kitchen fall leaf table, Victrola and records, 3 couches, 2 bedroom suites com- lete; book rack, small oak table; 2 oak rocking chairs, wash stand, chest of drawers, Congoleum rug, quantity of linoleum and carpet, toilet set complete; kitchen chairs, electric stove, quantity of tools, pic tures, lawn vases, wheel barrow, cooking utensils and odd dishes; 2 feather ticks and numerous other articles. TERMS—CASH F. TAYLOR, Auctioneer MRS. Miss Jean Hagerman spent week-end'with Miss Margaret Glenn. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Treffry and Shirley, of Michigan, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Treffry of near Chiselhurst. ivir. mil uruvcr, — - -the week-end with his parents Mr. The table decorated with pink and and Mrs. Thos. Drover. I white streamers was centred with a Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ryckman, of three-tier anniversary cake. Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr. and- The September meeting of the Mrs, Wm. Venner. i Clandeboye W. I. was held at the The monthly missionary meeting home of Mrs. Maurice Simpson, of of .the Y. P. U. was held in the base- Clandeboye. Scripture was read by ment of the church, Tuesday even- Mrs. Clarence Hardy. Community ing of last week. The meeting open- < singing was enjoyed with Mrs. ed by singing a hymn followed by j Hardy-at th ejpiano. Mrs. L. Kilmer prayer by Rev. R. A. Brook. — minutes of the last meeting^ were read and the roll call answered. Hymn 78 was sung and a very in teresting topic given by Mr. Brook. A closing hymn was sung and the benediction pronounced. Quite a number from tended the anniversary Chiselhurst on Sunday Arthur Sinclair, of Blyth, was guest speaker. The church was ed both afternoon and evening. Visistors at the home of Mr. Mrs. Geo. Dalrymple on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Finkbein er, of Crediton; Misses Alma and Gladys Ryckman and Mr. Gerald Skinner, of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Forrest and daughter Anna Grace, of Hillsgreen. Mar-an their Mr. nounce daughter, Gladys Barbara R. Bawden, son of Mr. Wm. Bawden, of Parkhill, the ding to take place, October 1939, at twelve o’clock noon, at the Evangelical Church, Crediton. and Mrs. Jacob A. the engagement . Ratz of to and Mr. Mrs. wed- 19th, Zion Wright, Howard O’Neil; ■Howard CARD OF THANKS Mrs. James Brintnell and wish to express their sincere and appreciation to those who kindly k remembered them in their sad bereavement and especial ly to those who loaned their cars and to the Rev. D. C. Hill. family thanks friends 2nd; heifer calf, A. 2nd; bull calf, A. cow, Andy Easton, BOYS’ EVENTS C. H. S. GRIFF, Executrix KIRKTON FAIR Thursday and Friday Sept. 28 & 29 ooooo—O—ooooo Liberal Prizes will be offered for the following attractions: School Parade and Drill Boys’ and Girls’ Foot Races Milking Contest High Class Stepping Hackney Old Time Fiddlers’ Contest 100 Yard Race, Open to All Pie Eating Contest Horses Lady Drivers Calf Club Competition Judge-—John A. Brown Cream Grading Contest Cream Grading Contest for Wo men, Doris Elliott, Mrs. Ross Chap man, Jean Hagerman. Judge—J. A. Hill Baby Beef Competition Baby Beef Competition—-Usborne Township, Albert Etherington, Ross Marshall and 3rd, Newton Clarke; Agricultural Society, W. S. O’Neil, Roy F. Pepper, Albert Etherington, W. Oestricher; Best Baby Beef, by Exeter Locker Service, Albert Ether ington. MUSIC BY RADIO AND LOUD SPEAKER JOHN BERRY, President St. Marys HUGH BERRY, Sec.-Treas. Woodham THAMES ROAD Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coward have been visiting the former’s mother and brother Stanley CoWard and family for a few days, They are on their way to California and intend going to Florida ter the winter re turning in May, Senior Champion, Wally Fahrner Intermediate Champion, Bartie Motz Junior Champion, Jack Sweet Senior Events 100 yards, Wally Fahrner, Jack Simmons; 220 yards, Jack Moise, Wally Fahrner; half-mile, Clifford Hicks, Stanley Green; one mile, Clifford Hicks; shot put, Austin Fahrner, Clifford Hicks; running, broad jump, Wallj' Fahrner, Jack Moise, Stanley Green; hop step and jump, Jack Moise, Stanley Green; high jump, Wally Fahrner; vault, Wally Fahrner. Intermediate Events 100 yards, Norman Hannigan, mond Higgins; 220 yards, Motz, Donald Whiting, Green; half-mile, aid Whiting, Bartie Motz; one mile, Gordon Baynham; shot put, Bartie Motz, Calvin Heywood; running broad jump, Bartie Motz, Norman Hannigan, Gordon Baynham; hop, step and jump, Norman Hannigan; high jump, Bartie MOtz, Eugene Finkbeiner, Gordon Baynham; pole vault, Bob Fields, Norman Hannigan Melvin Gaiser. Junior Events 100 yards, Jack Sweet, Elmer Powe, Gerald Campbell; 220 yards, Gerald Campbell, Elmer Powe; half- mile, Bob Nicol, Fred Statton, Ger ald Campbell; shot put, Jack Sweet, Jim Triebner; running broad jump, Jack Sweet, Bob Nicol, Jim Trieb- ner; hop, step and jump, Jack Sweet Jim Triebner; high jump. Sweet, Fred Statton, Boys’ lUtergrottp Fahrher, Jack Moise( pole Ray- Bartle Donald Whiting, Stanley 440 yards, Donald Whiting; Gordon Baynham, Don-DAN Jack Wally ‘Rdlay, Murray Moore. Hensail at- services at last. Rev. the flll- The 1 sang a solo. The fruit contest, judg ed by Mrs. Aaron Davis and Mrs. R. Patten, of Lucan, was won by Mrs. Alvin Cunningham, Mrs. Guy Har rison and Mrs. J. -Simpson. Best col lection of fruit, Mrs. Edward Dun das, Mrs. Jas. Hall. Mrs. Jas. Hall spoke on the wool project which had its first meeting on September 4th. Mrs. Clarence Hardy a recent Imide was presented with a silver tray. Guessing contest was won by Mrs. R. Schroeder and Mrs. Omar Cunningham. AUCTION SALE o£ SCOTCH SHORTHORNS and last KHIVA ’ 26 head, all ages Ehnandorph Stock Farm VARNA, ONT. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10th 1939 at 1:30 o’clock FOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS C. H. KEYS, Varna At Exeter Opera House Music by Gerry Baxter’s Admission: 25c NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF BY-LAW Ziler visited last A number from here attended the Zurich Fair on Tuesday. iMr. and Mrs. James Ziler and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thursday with their brother John of Parkhill, who is seriously ill. Mr. Chris. Deitrich has purchased a home in Zurich and intends to move there in the near future. Mr, and Mrs, Matthew Clarke spent Sunday with friends in Sea forth, . Mrs. Jacob Hanover left last week for Buffalo where she will spend the winter. Miss Ann Hanover of Buffalo N. Y., spent last week with her sis ter and brother-in-law Florence and Earl Stebbins. Her mother returned to Buffalo with her. Mr. John Hanover and Mrs. H. Kennedy, of Buffalo, N. Y., spent Saturday with their brother Mr. J. Hanover and also called on Florence and Earl Stebbins. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weiss, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nicholas, of Kin kora spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stebbins and also called on Mr/J« Hanover, Notice is hereby given that a By law was passed by the Municipal Corporation of the Township of Ste phen on the Sth day of September 1939, providing for the issue of De bentures to the amount of $2,2 00.00 for the purpose of installing a Steam Heating System in the School House of IT.S.S. No. 16 of the Townships of Stephen and Hay in the County of Huron and that such By-law was registered in the Registry Office for Registry Division of the County of Huron on the 7th day of September 19'39 at 2.07 o’clock p.tti. in Book II for By-laws as No. 534. Any motion to quash or set aside the same or any part thereof must be made within three months after the first publication of this notice and cannot be made thereafter. Dated at Crediton this 8th day of September A.D. 1939. HERBERT K. KILBER, 8-14-3 tc. Clerk, TWp. of Stephen