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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1946-12-05, Page 9T*ff***ff i/5 f. THE TIMES.ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5th, 1346 Our Winter Tune -ups Assure Quick Starts, Smooth Driving Winter driving is no fun if you are never sure the old buggy will start.. If it bucks and jerks and eats up gas you are due for trouble sooner or later. Why take chances ? Drive in for a tune’-up that will assure quick starts and smooth driving as well as the utmost in economical operation, Don’t delay —do it NOW! GRAHAM ARTHUR Your Red Indian Service Station OUR AIM is to give you the Lowest Possible Price Consistent with HIGHEST QUALITY < -s CENTRALIA Hear “The Davies” at Centralia on Monday, December 9th. See advt, Mrs, L, Mills, of Woodham, Vis­ ited on Wednesday of last week With Mrs. H. Mills, Miss Norma Urquhart .attended the Teachers' Convention in God­ erich. on Friday of last, week, Mrs. George Baynham spent a few days in London with Mr, and Mrs, E. ‘Carruthers,, Mr,, and Mrs. Borden Smyth and family, of London, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Frank Smyth. Mr. and Mrs. Davies, pf_ Exeter, were Sunday visitors with Mrs, E, Knight. Mr, and Mrs, L, B. spent Friday in Toronto with Mr, and Mrs, Cepjl and also with Mrs. brother, Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Smale at Warkworth, Mr. and Mrs, H. Love and family- . - • . ,of Exeter, were Sunday guests with I the late Richard and Eliza- Mr. and. Mrs. K. Greb. Bo?’ In E°5Jie?^s The December meeting of thei3n 'nipril!age, y^th .Charlotte daugh- Mr., and Hodgson, visiting Hodgson Hodgson’s Many Attend Rites For Marshall Box Funeral service for the late me Marshall Box, ^61, former Parkhill mayor, who died suddenly at his home in Parkhill on Tuesday, Noy­ ember 26, took place Friday in the Baptist ^Church. The service was conducted by the Bev. G. W. H. Medley, pastor, assisted by Bev. W. X H. Smyth of St, Paul’s United Church, and Bev, F. Lewin of St, fames Anglican Church. Mr. Box was extremely wel) known in Parkhlll, a member of the Baptist Church for more than .33 years, many times holder of public office, and a past master of Doric Lodge, A.F. and A.M., as well as member of other institu­ tions and lodges, Mr. Box was born in Stephen, Township, near Exeter, youngest •ff v iv <ar vV <?*• A Pre-We of Christmas Gift Suggestions Re sure to include our store in your Christmas shopping . tour. Here we give you a pre-vue of a few small np- ‘ H he appreciated for years to come,pliances that will be appreciated for In feeds we have Lay Mash and Fattening Mash for poultry, Brood Sow Ration, Pig Starter and Hog Grower, Calf Meal and a limited supply of 16% Dairy Ration, Quaker Calf Pellets, a real feed for calves-. , Buy your Fortified Pilchard Oil, Oyster Shell, Grit, Feeding Molasses, Howard’s Poultry Medicine, Co-Op Hog Worm X-Pel and Co-Oji Poultry Worm X-Pel, Wheat Germ Oil, Pratt’s Poultry, Cattle and Hog Tonics. We are distributors of many other lines that we have no room to display <at the present time. Do not hesitate to in­ quire. We do our best to serve you, Please Note:—Again we urge you to consider your fertilizer needs. We do not believe our suppliers would be trying to urge us to take early delivery if they did not tliink it was urgent, We still have some 2-12-6 in real good condition at Fall prices. Buy from Exeter District Cooperative Phone 287 Have your Radiator checked and filled with Anti-Freeze now. We have a complete stock of New Radiators to fit all Ford Cars and Trucks. Also reconditioned Cylinder Assemblies far most models as well as Hose Connections. Fan Belts, Tire Chains and Batteries, Get your genuine Ford parts from your Ford dealer. SANDY ELLIOT PHONE 64W EXETER Alert Mission Hand will be held at the home of Arlene Skinner on Sunday morning during the church service hour. Aiuiivorsary. Service of S.S. The anniversary service of the Centralia Sunday School was held in the*church on Sunday morning. Special music was provided by the choir with Miss Mountain as solo­ ist. The stpry of the Good Samari­ tan with Flannelgraph illustration was .given by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Skinner. For the remainder of the service the broadcast from Wing­ ham was heard when the Modera­ tor of the United Church was addressing the churches of the Huron - Presbytery. Mr. F, Warn­ er’s radio was used for the broad­ cast. CREDITON EAST Mr. and Mrs. J. Bullock and Mrs. Isaac Gower and grandson, Donovan Brunzlow, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Milt-on Gower at Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Truemner and Ronald, of London, spent the week-end with Mr. Dan Truemner and Mr. and Mrs, Aaron Wein. MOUNT CARMEL MV. and Mrs. C./ Gilmore, London, visited the latter’s mother Mrs. M. Regan. Mrs. Mulligan is visiting in De­ troit for the winter. Mr. Jno. Boland, Jr., visited in Detroit last week. Mr. and Mrs. Denomme, of De­ troit, visited over the American Thanksgiving- with Mrs. Jno. Regier and .other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McCarthy at­ tended the' Jennings Veranneman wedding in Listowel last week. Miss W. Madden, of Toronto, spent the Week-end with- her sister Miss B. ■ Madden here., Miss Jean Voisin, of London, visited .at her home here over the week-end. Don’t forget the social in the Parish Hall here on Friday eve7 Mr. Tom Glendenning, south .of the village here, lost a fine barn arid some stock by fire on Friday morning. Mr. Austin Boland, of London, visited at his mother’s home here on Sunday.- of ter of the late Nelson and Eliza­ beth Peterson. Served as Constable For more than six years he ser­ ved as constable on the London Police force, In 1920 he and the late Neil McPhee opened a funeral and furniture establishment in Parkhill, Later he purchased the business of C. W. Browne and the firm operated under the name of M, Box and iSon. For several years he also operated a poal and lum­ ber business. •’ He was councillor, reeve and mayor of Parkhill over many years It ,was while serving his term as mayor that he was forced to resign public office due to ill health. ‘ He was a past master ;of the Doric Lodge A. F. and A. M., past noble grand of Ivy Lodge, No. 90, I.O.O.F., .and a member of the L.O.L. 219 For many years he was ardently interested in lawn bowl­ ing until failing health forced him to resign this association. Besides his widow, the late Mr, Box is survived by one son, Law­ rence, of Parkhill; two daughters, Mrs. L. W. Poore (Lois), of Park­ hill and Mrs. D. F. Pedlar (Doro­ thy), of London, .There are also seven grandchildren surviving and one sister, Mrs. C. Randall, of London. Honorary pallbearers were mem­ bers of the Funeral Association, Messrs, T. Stephenson and Jack Stephenson, of Aisa Craig; Jack Murdy, of Lucan, and .Russell Mc­ Arthur, of London. Active pallbearers were _ William March, Roy Fraser, William Elliot Roy Hutchinson, George A- Ron­ son and E. J. Robinson, all Parkhill. A Lasting Gift For a 'lasting and beautiful Christmas gift choose a pretty table lamp. They come in a variety of sizes and styles with attractive shades, to match, No home has too many lamps, They room all year through. See our deskj top. help to brighten any boudoir and pin-up lamps <3 of Say Mferry Christmas 52 times 'with a subscription to The Times- Advocate. BlIt. Perfect Choice You won’t go wrong with one of these popular coffee makers either as a family gift or for the cook. These popular coffee brewers have become favorite in a good many .kitchens, and ”rtn‘ you’ll be a favorite, too, when they taste that delicious coffee. For the Music Lover The music lover is sure to go for a record player- We have several models that can be at­ tached to the radio or like the one above that only has to be plugged in. We have records, too. Don*t Overlook These IRONS TOASTERS FLASHLIGHTS HEATERS LIGHTING FIXTURES I i t Christmas two Brady Dry-Cleaners Special Two Day Service on •vercoats Did you leave your winter overcoat to be cleaned the last minute. If you did you will be glad to know that we can give you an expert cleaning job in days. Bring it in one day and pick it up the next. Ladies’ and Men’s Winter Overcoats ......... Ladies’ Overcoat with Fur Neck Piece ... $L00 $1.25 Suits, ladies or men ... .75 Plain Dresses .«.♦..»*»..♦o.u.u’... .85 Top Coats .............. ............. ........85 Trousers and Plain Skirts .... .40 Men’s Hats .................... .75 HARPLEY * Mr. and Mrs. W. Sherwood, Detroit, Mr. .... . Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hayter. Mr. and Mrs. J. Prance, of Grand Bend, visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hickey. Miss Helen Walper, , of S.S. Na. 10, attended the Teachers’ Con­ vention in Goderich on Friday. Mrs. Maria Hayter went to troit on Sunday ,to spend winter with her daughters. Miss Elenor McLinchey, of troit, spent the Week-end at home here. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love family, of Shiplta, visited on day at the home of Mr. Mansell Hedging. , of spent the week-end with and Mrs. Fred McLincliey and De- the Da­ her and Sun- Don’t Gamble With Your Good Health Good health is , ft priceless 'asset that should always be protected. For good health, once lost, may never bo regained- . • ... ,t If, you We troubled by restless nights; itrittv bility, or, nervousness, try*. Milburn’s Health and Nerve Hills. , . » .* v * 1Manufactured under the supervision of experienced chemists and pharmacists, they Contain Only the purest of ingredients. For more than 50 years Milburn’S Health and Nerve Pills have been Used by thousands as a tonic for frayed nerves or a general turndown condition- iw •stimulate the nerve cells, help to improve the blood Content, increase the appetite and thus help to promote peaceful sleep. Milburn’s Health and Nerve Pills ate’ sold at ail drug counters. Price 50c a box. T. Milbura Co,, Limitod, Toronto, Ont. SAINTSBURY Hear - “The Davies” at Centralia on Monday, December 9th. See advt. The young people of this com­ munity gathered in the Parish Hall on Friday evening to practice for the annual .Christmas Concert. The concert will be held on Friday evening, December 20th. Mr, and Mrs. Woodrow and Mr. Tom DObbs, of London, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mts. W. DObbS. We are sorry to hear of the ill­ ness of Mrs. E. Atkinson. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr, and Mrs. M. McDonald and family visited oh Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs. A. ColdWell, of St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Hebei' Davis spent Saturday evening at the home Of Mr. and .Mrs, Lahoma Hodgins, it being Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins* 25 th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. W. Dickins, Lucan, spent the week-end at home of their daughter, Mrs. McDonald. Several from this community tended the public Speaking con­ test in London on Saturday eve* niiig last. (They reported a very in­ teresting and instructive program. Mr, Alien Elston has been holi­ daying in Windsor. of the M: at* BRINSLEY Mrs. Fred Fenton entertained number of ladies to a quilting on Monday afternoon last after which, the ladies presented Mrs. Eldon Hodgson and Mrs. Wes. Dixon, who are leaving the community in the near future, with ,a. sandwich tray and a cup and saucer each. Both ladies made a very suitable ‘reply and will be both missed very much. Mr. and Mrs. John Turner, of Arkona, spent Thursday afternoon with their daughter, Mrs. Ken Tweddle and also called on'his sis­ ter, Mrs- Geo. Hodgson. Mr. and M'rs. Jack Trevethick, Grace and Ruth, spent Friday eve­ ning with her parents, Mrs, and Mrs. Geo. Neil, of Lieury, who cele­ brated their fortieth wedding an­ niversary. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Neil. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sutherland wish to announce the ibirth of a daughter. •Mr. and Mi’s. Harold Lee spent Friday afternoon in London, Mrs. Lloyd Odd and Carolyn have returned to their home in St. Cath­ arines after spending a couple of months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood. «M!r. and Mrs. Newton Wasnidge have moved to their new home in /Lucan on Wednesday last. Mr. and iMrs. Roy Watson and children, of 'Parkhill, and Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Watson and children spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Morley. Mr. J. L. Amos visited -his daugh­ ter, Mrs. John Schofield, of Park­ hill, on Wednesday last, who has been confined to St. Joseph’s Hos­ pital, London. The ladies of Group 2 of the Brinsley United 'Church W.M.S. held a quilting at th© home of Mrs Geo. Hodgson on Thursday after noon last after Which choir prac­ tise was held. Mr, Carl Trevethick spent the week-end at Toronto, Mr. Norman Amos, of Guelph, and Ernest, of London, spent the week-end at their home here. Mr. ail'd Mrs. Emerson Wood­ burn and daughter, of Greenway, spent Thursday afternoon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ris. Congratulations th Doyle who was elected inatlon held in West Hall on Mipiiday, November 25tli, ■to the office of School Trustee, Township iSchocil Area. Mr. Doyle lias been trustee df G.S, #Nd. 6 MC-1 Gillivray for a httmber a£ years. 'School Section section in the Acclamation yr.he -Council Was elected by _ year 1947 at the nomination held in the 'Township Hail on Monday, November 25th. the following were elected: YReeve, iDavid Morley; Deputy-Reevd, Albert Steeper; Council, John W. Morgan, Harvey OvehS, Freeman Hedgins; School trustees, Norman Mdllard, Wilbert Young, David M. Henry, Deter X Doyle and Bea Neil, >a Ernest Har- Rev- Rudolph Koessel Dies in Mt Clemens Rev. Rudolf Koessel died November 25 111946, in Clemens, Mich. He was born in !St. Louis, Mo., May 16, 1897, and graduated from Concordia Semin­ ary, St. Louis, in .19-22, After grad­ uation he served parishes of the Lutheran Church in the Parry Sound .district and in Michigan. Funeral services were held in Mount Clemens, on Wednesday afternoon. On Thursday, the body was brought to Dashwood for interment. The service ,was con­ ducted in Zion Lutheran Church by the pastor, iRev. Louis F. Hige- nell, assisted by Bev. H._H. Erd-: man, ‘ - - sky, president district of the spoke. Rev. Koessel 1926 to Miss Eleonara Miller Dashwood, who together with’ two sons, two daughters, two brothers and two sisters, survive. ■on MoUnt MARGARET LEANDA Cosmetics Mr. Peter at the 11001- McGillivray assisted by Rev. H. H. Erd- of Waterloo. Rev. F. Malin- of the Ontario •Lutheran Church, Cosmetic Gifts are always sure to please feminine hearts . . . toilet sets, perfumes, make-up kits . . . not to men­ tion a lovely stock of indivi­ dual pieces favorites with that will be the ladies. REVLON Nail Sets Specially designed by Revlon these smartly de­ signed very attractive kits make a useful acces­ sory to any woman’s vanity. We also have ■ Revlon lipstick in the popular shades. Tomlinson’s Hairdressing —Exeter’s Favorite Beauty Spot—was married in of Exeter Stores are Doing their Utmost to Keep Wanted Items Continually Arriving Exeter Stores have' such a Broad Coverage That Selections are Bound to be Better In Exeter you will find that Homey-, Friendly Feeling that makes Shopping a PleasureNo. 6 is the largest Arda. Of McGillivray Twp. acclamation for the you WILL ENJOY SHOPPING IN EXETER • This advertisement is inserted on behalf of the merchants of Exeter by the Exeter of Commerce