The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-10-31, Page 17A
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Concentrates On. •
4 .740 'SPA Jeweller's new
, stKe will voneentrate more than'
ever On ftnerimore cjistinctive;
Alines o ewelierY and watches.:
"We have found front long ex-
perienee," says the j?roprietor,
"that quality merchandise is
much: ,cheaper i 111.. long ruii
i'and we believe our • customers
appreciate
• "During the past six years, we
have built Up our quality lines
4 extensively and we shall.:contin-
ue to, ,do Go. in .order to offer
the people of Exeter and dist,
rjet • the finest jewellery avail-
able."
Despite the accent on
A however, the firm does not deal
exclusively in expensive items,
Its costume jewellery, for ex-
ample, ranges from 50 cents up.
However, its low-priced liees are
selected with care so that quality
will not be sacrificed.
"We feel that service is prob,
ably the most important part of
•our business," Mr. Saab says.
"We have always maintained a
policy of standing behind every we sell With the• .utmost
service," •
"Many times we have gone far
beyond the actual written guar-
antee to satisfy our customers,
"Our business is closely aSs0-
elated with reMar100," says the
owner. "Nearly every item we
sell is a gift, We try to . provide
presents suitable for the odea- Church. Nage
October 27 was LaYnlan's Sun,
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Stan and ones Which will bring
the happiness they are meant to
provide,',
Glft-wrapping is a,1 important
service which the firth provides. I
It stocks 18 different ribbons and
2Asserted papers to ensure the
Wrapping matches ally occasion
fora gift.
Among the fatuous names lea,,
hired in the new store Are:
Watches — Longines:Wittnati-
er, Lord and Lady Elea, Valrie0.
Diameng Rings — l3ricial 1301
and (Urine.
Costume Jewellery — Avon,
Coro, Estrella, BOMI-BOyd.
Silver — International Silver
Co., King's Plate.
Rings — Celebrity, Varley
king.
Luggage — Buel.
Centralia Comments
By MRS. BRED BOWDEN
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day at Centralia United Church.
Tile minister, Rev. T, Clarke,
conducted the service,
Mr. Orval Harrison of Walton
Vas the speaker, using for his
theme "About My Father's Bus.
bless." He spoke from the Lay-
man's point of view stressing
the necessity for laymen of the
church- to bear witness in both
word and deed to what Jesus
means to them. This should be
shown in their support of the
-church,. in its outreach to the
world in the Missionary and
Maintenance projects, as well
as n their neighbourly relation-
shipS;
Next Sunda,/ Rev. 3. T. Clarke
will be at Granton while Rev.
T. Head of Granton will be guest
minister at Whalen anniversary,
Shower For. Bride -Elect •
On Friday evening of last
week friends from Fairfield
school section, Christ Anglican
Church choir and Guild enter-
tained at a shower in the Fair-
field school for Miss Isobel Wil-
son, bride -elect of Saturday.
Rev. R. Anions, rector of Christ
Church adted as master of cere-
monies for the evening.
Piano solos by Judy Lamport,
Elaine F'owe and Sharon Light-
foot, a reading by Mrs. Ted
Lampert, a clarinet and trum-
pet duet byKay Hodgson and
Cathy Hodgins, a musical con-
test by Mrs. K. Hodgins and a
game of charades arranged by
Eleanor Hodgins were enjoyed.
Isobel was then escorted to the
chair of honour, under an arch
of spruce boughs and flowers,
to the strains of the Wedding
March by Lohengrin played by
Congratulations To Jack Smith
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Crystal Tableware
of Distinction
by
R. G. SHERRIFF
TORONTO
Stemware
Cake Salvers
Relishes
Tumblers
A Variety Of Exquisite Pieces, In Pattern, To Choose From "
Priced In Keeping With A Moderate Budget
FEATURED IN THE NEW JACK SMITH JEWELLER STORE
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Mrs. K. Hodgins. Mrs. IL B.
Gates read an address and-gl.
eanor and Cathy Hodgins assist-
ed in the opening of the gifts,
^ Mrs. Reg, Hodgson.„ and Mrs.
K. Hodgins were the hostesses..
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Abbott
of Detroit and Miss Doris Essery
of Toronto visited recently with
their aunts, Mrs. Earons and
Mrs. Kershaw.
Flight Lieut. T. Gates, Mrs.
Gates and Tommy of Camp
Borden visited for a couple of
days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. R, B. Gates.
Mr, and Mrs. K. Hegedus of
Burlington were weekend visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs, S. MO
nar.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lammie,
Bobby and Jean, visited with,
Mr. and Mrs. G. F, Penwarden
in Sarnia on Sunday. Bobby and
Jean sang a duet during the
service in St. Luke's Church
Where Mrs. Penwarden is the
.organist.
MrSGordon Wilson, Mrs, El -
icier Wilson, Mrs. T, Boyes, Mrs.
B. Borland and Mrs. J. P. De-
jong attended a trousseau tea
for Miss Barbara Dodd at her
home on Highbury Ave., Lon-
don, last week,
Mr, and Mrs, A. COpeland of
Windsor were weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Andrew
Hicks.
1Vir, and Mrs. George Dunn
attended the anniversary service
in the Elimville church on Sun-
day and were visitors at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Newton
Clarke,
Mr. Jack Gates of Schenee-
tady, N.Y., was a weekend- visit-
or with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Gates.
Mr. and Mrs, 'Wellington Good
of Blyth.mere recent visitors at
the home' of Mr. and Mrs, Ray
Laramie.
Mr. Ken Hodgins was guest
speaker at the Layman's service
in the Brinsley, the Ailsa Craig
and Christ Anglican churches on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. B, Borland, Mr.
and Mrs. J. P: Dejong attended
the 'Wilson -Dodd wedding in
TrinityUnited Church, London
on Saturday.
The church and Sunday school
services in 'the United Church
will be withdrawn on, Sunday in
favour of the Whalen anniver-
sary service.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Bowden,
Marina and Margie, Mr, and
Mrs. • R. Paynter and Mr. R.
Jaques attended the anniversary
service in the Lieury United
Church on Sunday and visited
with Mr. and Mrs, W. Allison.'
Report On
Bianshard
By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER
Personal items
Mrs. Percy Hodgins and fam-
ily of Granton, Mrs, Orville
Langford and John of Centralia
Anent Sunday afternoon with
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Pattison.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mossey,
Mrs. Jas. Mossey, Robert Mos.
sey and Mrs, W. B. Young spent
Sunday with Mr. andrs. Clar-
ence
Mr. and Mrs. Glad n Hoop -
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Martin of St.. 1Via ys.
er and family attended Well -
burn United Church anniversary
on Sunday and were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Keneth Facey.,
Robert Mossey spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Mossey. ' '
Mrs, Joe Darin and family
Spent Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Jas. Mosso. n
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Jeweller, atchma er
Many Year
Jack ,PIllith; .who• officiallY
opps Ma new Exeter store
Friday, has been in the jewel,
lery business 'aline he graduated
tom high scheol in Owen Sound.
His extensive experience .in-
tludes many years in both the
wholesale and retail divisions .of
:the trade. 114 Was. a traveller
for a Targe Manufacturer in
Hamilton for It. years before he
came to Exeter.
Mr. Smith learned his trade
as an employee of one of the
.oldest jewellery firms m ,OWen
Sound, his home 'town. Be werk-
ed there until he was gz and
subsequently served in stores in
Eingsville, •Windsor. and •Stid-
bury.
During this period he received
his Certified Watchmaker's 'Co-
• llficate from the Horological
Institute of Canada. •
In 1997, he Peined the firm,,,of
Levy Bros. Ltd., Hamilton, one
of Canada's largest jewellery
manufacturers' and watch int-
Porters,as a salesman. At one
'time his territory included all
southern and eastern Ontario..
From 1945 to 1951 he covered
the from Exeter to Owen
Sound,
He and his family moved to
Exeter in 1951 when he pm.
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chased the business of Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Cole, with whom he
had become good friends, He
has operated the store in its
original building for the past six
years,
Letter From
Brinsley
By MRS. CECIL ELLWOOD
Miss Hazel Lewis is spending
a few days in London, guest of
Mrs. Lester Lewis.
The Anglican church held a
successful bazaar and •tea on.
Friday afternoon with a good at-
tendance,
-Mrs, Earl Hamilton visited
with her mother, Mrs. Flynn
who is ill in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, Lendon, on Thursday..
Mr.- and Mrs. Art Hodgson
spent Saturday evening with
the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Hodgson of Lucan.
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Fenton were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Knapton, Mr. and,
Mrs. Glen Bradley and Mr, and
Mrs. Sam Knapton, all of Thorn -
dale,
Services in the United Church
were cancelled for Carlisle an-
niversary.
Sunday guests with M. and
Mrs. Cecil Ellwood were Mr.
and Mrs. George Prest and Billy
and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Odd
and Carolyn of London.
Mr, Andy McKenzie of Strath-
roy spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. George Mercer. •
Miss June Shepherd and Max
spent Friday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Prest.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton
spent Sunday afternoon and eve:
ring with M. and Mrs. Eldon
Hodgson of Lucan.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood
spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Hamilton of Lu -
can.
s In Trade
• Mrs. Cele, Who helped her
usband when her was the
owner„ ,centinues to serve in the-
Itore.
Mrs.. Smith, 1.be former Gwen
dolyn Grove, Galt, was A private
secretary at Newlands and Co.,
:(:alt, before the .couple were
were married in 1040. She
partner b the business.
M. and Mrs. Smith have two.
daughters, Robin, 15, and Kath-
rye,11. The ,children's pets in -
elude .4 Daschund, "CorkY", and
budgie bird, "Tony".
The family purchased its resi.
deuce ou WA_ AM Street from
Thomas -P'ye MLA, in 1952.
Mr. Smith is a member of
Exeter Lions, Club. and Exeter
Saddle Club. The faMilY belongs
to James Street United- ,Church.
The new sterols proprietor has.
one sister,. Miss Florence
who is•an employee .of :the Owen
Sound firm with which Mr..
Smith learned his trade; and
,one brother, Alex, who lives in
the Okanagan Volley, British
Columbia.
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Coogratut006
To JACK SMITH
from
• Adam .Plack
Maw of Cobinot end Wood Spoclelflis
We were pleased to build the birh show cases for
Jack 'Smith's modern jewellery store in raeter.
PHONE. 52 HENSALt
"For The Best In ,CreffernenshIp"
Sincere Congratulations To
Jack Smith Jeweller
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$79so
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CONGRATULATIONS TO
Jack Smith
Jeweller
ON THE TONG Of HIS
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