HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-11-29, Page 4THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29, 1951
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Attention
Farmers
We wish to announce that we are in a position
to supply you with a* full line of . . .
Pioneer Feeds
Most Pioneer Feeds come in. 50-lb. paper bags
which are easier to handle and stay fresh longer.
Feel free to come in and discuss your feed re
quirements. We deliver feed as well as coal.
Also we offer free 100 lbs. of feed to the first
10 orders of one ton; this ton can be a variety of
feeds.
R. E. Broderick
Phone 299 Exeter
| Bazaar And, Tea ’I /“I I /“ II
■ A very successful bazaar and vnlirch vdllS
| tea was held in the church base- . l i. .ment in Carmel Presbyterian DrandOB Minister
Church Saturday afternoon Nov-'
ember 24, sponsored by the
Ladies Aid of the church when (
§170 was cleared. Hostesses were*
—•Fancy Work, Mrs. Glen Bell,
Mrs. Harold Bell, Mrs. Lawrence
Baynham; Home-Baking, Mrs. W.
R. Bell, Mrs. Clarence Vollapd,
Mrs. B. Edwards; Farm Pro
duce, Mrs. Earl ‘Campbell, Mrs.
E. Munn, Mrs. Percy Campbell;
Touch and Take, Miss Minnie
Reid; Tea Tables, Mrs. Alex Mc
Gregor, Mrs. A. Hoggarth, Mrs.
B. Thomson, Mrs. ■
R. A. Orr. Mrs.
president of the
Bingo Winners
Following are the major prize
winners at the Fowl Bingo held
in the Legion Hall, Exeter, on
Friday, sponsored by the Exeter
branch of the Legion. The win- , three years,
ners of the four §25 cash prizes Bride And GroOm Honoured were Mrs. Joe Steep, Clinton;
Miss Lillian Stire, Exeter; Tho
mas Smith, Exeter; Mrs, W. El
liott, Mitchell; Mrs. Cliff Moore
of Exeter was the winner of the
door prize, a 14-pound turkey.
Fifteen turkeys were given away
in fifteen regular games. Presi
dent Fred Darling, who was mas
ter
song
, [Exeter accompanying at
iZ. piano, Fred also delighted
— crowd with several whistling
■ J lections.
; Personal Items
; Mr. Ronald Mock, of
? Hurondale Dairy, who has been •
• confined to his home through |
' illness, is able to be out again, (feeling much improved in health, |
| his many friends will be pleased
to learn.
I Mr. and Mrs. William Cook of
I’ London visited recently with
Mrs. Inez McEwen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
s of Belgrave and Mr.
Mervyn Hayter and
Varna were recent visitors with ' ’ Mr. and Mrs. Archie MacGregor.
■ Rev. John L. Fox of Brandon,
Man., was guest minister at.
; Carmel Presbyterian Church on
’ Sunday last, and was. a house j
I guest with Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Bell. j
Mrs. Alfred Pearson, Toronto i
(nee Edna Saundercock of Hen-
< sail), underwent a serious opera-
! tion in East Toronto General
j Hospital Thursday November 22 J and at present is doing as well
(as can be expected,
i Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Freeman,
j Clinton, Mrs. William Smale, J Hensail, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
I Willert, Hensail, motored to Tor-I
J onto over the week-end to visit'
i with Mrs. ~
is a i
I General Hospital and who under-
’ went a critical operation last
iweek, although she is still very
ill she is doing as well as can
be expected. Mrs. Pearson is the
former Edna Saundercock.
R. Faber, Mrs.
W. R. Bell is
organization.
1 At a special congregation
! meeting at Carmel Presbyterian
J Church Monday night, a unani-
i mous call was extended to Rev.
John B. Fox, minister of St. An-
< drew’s Presbyterian Church,
r. Brandon, Man. The pulpit has
■ been without a regular minister
! for the past five months. Mod-
, erator at the meeting was the
! Rev. D. R. Sinclair, of Exeter.
' Mr. Fox, who was guest min-
ister over the week-end, left for
! the west on Monday
i contacted, about
‘ local charge. He
take the post and
duties here the
year.
children,
: of St. Andrew’s
Church, at Brandon, for the past
He will be
assuming the
is expected to
hisstart
first of next
He is married with
and has been minister
Presbyterian
two
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Here It Is!
of ceremonies, led a sing-
with Mrs. William Snell of
the
the •
se-
Anderson
and Mrs.
Glenn of
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’Not Our
Greatest Enemy
When the Spanish influenza in
• nineteen eighteen assumed the
horrors of a plague, health au
thorities told the world that the
greatest enemy of the race was
fear. When Napoleon was turn
ing the thrones and the govern
ments of Europe about like nine
pins, William Pitt declared that
he would bring Britain into a
frame of mind from which a few
Frenchmen could not shake her.
Physicians when they come up
on a nervous panic patient, set
themselves forthwith to restoring
confidence to the sufferer.
Just now the blight resting on
much of the race is fear, Rus
sia fears that by some myster
ious visitation, the old evil days
of the Czars will return, Fur
ther, one leader in Russia may
| emerge -with the will and the
I power to overthrow all others.
The western powers fear that,
j Russia will suddenly emerge with {power sufficient to engulf the
I rest of the world. May not all
j this fear and suspicion be large-
! ly unfounded? History, the
I study that makes us wise with-
1 out being grayheaded, teaches
{plainly that alleged supermen in
,! military affairs have but a brief
day and then cease to be.
On the midnight of Waterloo
Napoleon had no more influence
than the^humblest soldier in one
of his regiments, Mussolini has
no more influence than
meanest Italian beggar who lay
in the street beside him. Evil
men have but a brief day.
Mr. Churchill and General
Eisenhouer find it their first
duty to restore courage to all
who fear war clouds of the hour.
When the western powers real
ize that right is the only true
might Russia will take a small
place in world affairs.
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A large number’ or relatives
and friends assembled in the ‘
town hall, Hensall, on Wednes
day evening in honour of Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Weido (nee
Elaine Carlisle 1, who were re
cently married. Dancing was en
joyed to music by Desjardine’s
orchestra with Mr. Glenn Koeh
ler, floor manager. The bride
and groom were presented with
:a chesterfield suite. The address
was read by Mr. Ed Corbett.
The groom replied expressing
sincere thanks. Lunch was
;served.
th® Christmas Party
The annual White Gift service
of the Sunday School of the
United Church will take place
Sunday evening December 16 in
the church auditorium.
Wednesday night, December
19, a Christmas party will be
held in the school room for the
church scholars, teachers, par
ents. All associated with the
church are invited. Rev. W. J.
Rogers will show four Christmas
films at this gathering.
Personal Items
Herb Mousseau, Jack Walper,
Jim Parkins, Ed Stickly, Zurich,
Bud Toell, Elzar Mousseau, Kip
pen; Dr. J. A.
Thomas Sherritt,
H e n s a 1 1, returned
week from a hunting
at Manitoulin Island,
quota of 10 deer.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Campbell
and Mr. Archie Campbell of Lis-
towel were recent visitors with
Mrs. A. Crerar and Allen.
Addison, Clinton;
George Hess,
home this
expedition
with their
Kippen East Women
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CREDITON EAST
Mrs. Jacque England returned
home from St. Joseph’s Hospital
last week.
Miss Beverly
confined to
flu.
Mr. and
and son of
and Mrs. Sam Rawlings of Ailsa
Craig spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Motz
spent a couple days in Windsor
attending the funeral of her
aunt, Mrs. William Doran.
Mr. and Mrs. William Motz
attended the funeral of her sis
ter, Mrs. William Wilson in Sar
nia last Wednesday.
her
Mrs.
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Sale Starts December 1
Tudor’s Christmas Gift To You
A CHRISTMAS SALE
That’s right—January prices in December. We are not
giving away coupons and holding a draw. It’s not a
stock-taking sale—nor a sale' of specially purchased
out-of-season lines—nor a sale of substandards or sec
onds—nor a fire sale, but just a sale to help stretch
your Xmas Dollar and
living. So here it is:
10% OFF
That’s right—10% off
I9<£ spool
store,
that’s
help fight the . high cost of
Extra Special
Corduroy Dresses
$9.99
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of thread to
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; you pay.
EVERYTHING!
everything you buy—from a
the best wool blanket in the
price tag and deduct 10%—
Gift Suggestions
3-Pc. Wool Sno Suits
.................................... $11.89
Nylon Stockings
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★Panties
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Baby Dresses
Housedresses
Bed Sets
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SEE OUR SUPPLY OF
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New and Used, Before Buying
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Exeter, Ont.
Genuine Chryco Parts
Sunoco Gas and Oil '— Front End Alignment
FRED DOBBS Ph one 200
Station Wagon Coats
.................. $21.95 - $22.50
Kiddies’ Corduroy Jackets
Pre-shrunk .............. $3.88
Caldwell Bath Towels
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Angora Sets
Pillow Cases
Gowns and Pyjamas
Bed Jackets★
★ Wool Blankets
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Mitts and Gloves
Dress Lengths
Draperies
Linen Towels
Costume Jewellery
Be sure to see our case of
Costume Jewellery. It’s the
newest and the best in
Pins, Earrings, Necklaces.
★ Bedspreads
★ Skirts
★ Blouses
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Bath Sets
Rugs
Towels
★ Housecoats
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Hankies
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TUDOR’S
LADIES* WEAR * DRY GOODS HENSALL
Mrs. Chas. Eyre, was hostess
for the November meeting of
the Women's Institute, Wednes
day afternoon last week. Presi
dent, Miss Grace Tremeer took
the chair for the meeting and in
troduced the guest speaker Rev.
A. E. Hinton, Minister of St.
Andrews United Church, Kip-
! pen, who addressed the meeting, i I choosing for his theme, "Demo-
H cratic Living”. The motto was
given by Mrs. Hugh McGregory.
During the business session
I plans were made for a family
J night to be held in the Legion
j Hall, Hensail, November 30.
I> Husbands and families to be the
{ special guests at a turkey ban- I quet. Discussion centered around
I I a turkey banquet to be held in
I *he town hall, Hensail, Friday,
December 14, sponsored by the
I.O.O.F., for which this- insti
tute will cater.
At the annual Christmas meet
ing for which Mrs. R. Gemmell
will be hostess, gifts will be ex
changed. Special guests at this
meeting will be pre-school child
ren who will provide the pro
gram .
Ronald Eyre contributed sev
eral guitar selections during the
program, and Mrs. Ivan Forsyth
was co-hostess. Luncheon was
served by Mrs. W. Caldwell, Mrs.
I. Forsyth Miss Margaret Sin
clair Mrs. N. Sinclair and Mrs.
R. Gemmell.
Reception
The town hall was filled to
capacity Wednesday evening of
last week for a reception for
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Weido (form
er Elaine Carlile) newlyweds.
During the evening they were
presented with a chesterfield
suite, Ed Corbett doing the hon
ors. The Desjardine
furnished the music
dance.
Personal Items
Mr. Lome McBride
sor is visiting his parents,
and Mrs. R. McBride.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fergu
son of Thames Road were Sun
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
H. Jones.Mr. Alec McMUrtrie spent sev
eral days last week in Chicago
where he attended the funeral
of his uncle, the late Mr. Robert
Hopkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gack-
stettef attended the funetal of
the latter’s aunt, the late Mrs,
Ethel Wilson, in Sarnia last
week.Mr. and Mrs. H. Jones, Grant
and Kenneth visited on Sunday
with relatives at Crediton,
Jarrott Bros, held a success
ful auction sale of their Holstein
cattle on Monday^ The W.A. of
St. Andrew’s United Church
served light lunches during the
day,
Mr, And Mrs. D, Spruhg of
Londesboro spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs.* Samuel Thompson,
ii son.
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orchestra
And Buy at Home
of Wind-
Mr.
You’ll find a wonderful Christmas selection in your South Huron stores.
The prices are right, the service friendly and efficient. Besides you’re buy
ing from friends who support our local charities and service organizations.
Buy at Home and Keep Your Dollars in Your Community
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