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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-9-9, Page 5El E ews From • rit To etre CLINTON, ONTARIO Re.Opens on TUESDAY, SEPT. 7 1926 Why not, attend the School that has the Highly Qualified Staff ' ',The only 'School that teaches real Practical Business Training from start to finish. - Where High School stuclonts, and teachers are taught spscial- iz"ed es:pert training in Business Administration and Secretarial Scince and are sure of a good po sitioli, rapid promotion and beg income. r COURSES' Stenographic, Commercial, Secret arial, General Office, Ciell Service Commercial Teachers Course and Special Courses arranged. For Information Write to ' B. F. WARD, B.A., M.Acets. 'Phone 19 8 Principal Ma, Earl Hedden, of .Greenfield, Mr. Arnold Bell spent the holiday Mass„ spent the week -end visiting visiting his mother here. Mr. and Mrs, Lee Hedden. Mr. Bert Horton, of Detroit, vis Miss Eleanor Fisher and 'Miss ited over the holiday at his bonne Margaret Hobkirk are taking in the here.. Toronto Exhibition this. week. Miss Jean Elder,' of London,. vis - Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bentley and ited over the week -end at her home• Misses Dorothy, Marie and Velma, here' .�htsei Miss Mary Hogarth, of Toronto, Bentley and Mr. and Mrs. ' Set's; all of Flint, Mich:,.the is visiting this week at her, home.in spent week -end at the • home of • Mr. and town. Mr. and 1V1'rs. Jim Paterson are Mrs. Enoch Parker. taking in the. Toronto "Ex." this On Sunday evening last Mr. Alex week. Smith received a telephone message Mr. and Mrs. A. W. E. Hemphill of the sudden death of his daughter visited recently for a few days in. Mrs.` Alex Smith, of Blyth. Mrs. Toronto. Smith hadn't been in good health for Mr. John Carmichael, of 12etroit,. some time, but went out for a„drive visited over the week -end at his on Sunday afternoon. They-eturn- home here. •eta home and while she Was sitting in Mr. Fred Smallacemnbe, of Guelph, a chair after tea she suddenly ex - Y red. The funeral was held at Bi yth on Wednesday afternoon. r DEATH OF RICHARD POLLOc11i Another of Hensall's old and high- ly esteemed residents passed onto rest on Monday morning last in the person of Richard Pollock. De- ceased had been in poor health for in town this week. quite a time and.steadily grew Miss Edna Howard, of Exeter, visited over, the week -end with her aunt and uncle here. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hemphill; of Detroit,' visited over the week -end with relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Isreal Lindenfield, of London, visited over the week -end With relatives in town. Mr. Thos. Essery, of Buffalo, vis- ited over the holiday with relatives in and around Hensall. Mr. Ernest Pepper and Mr. Thos. Prudence,. of Sarnia, visited over the holiday with relatives, here. Mr. Angus Robertson, of St. Thomas »visited over the holiday at his hoine••east of•:the village, • The• many. 'friends o,%, Mes. Rpbt. Bullard .will be sorry to°liear 'she is 'With Mr: and Mit. ,Enoch Parker: 'seriouelY ill at her home,llere: .• Mr: `and' Mrs. Nilson Berry, of Mrs. . Won. 1VlcLean, of Egmond- Windsor, ' visited , over • the week -end ville, ,,Formerly, of Hensall,; visited with ” his mother' Mrs. ' Thos. Berry. 'friends in town oz Thursday - . Mr- and Mrs. Percy Gram and sis- Mr. .and 'Mrs. Harvey: Pope, of ter Ada, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Preston, recently visited with the . Gram spent last week with Mr and former's motifer Mrse"E. Pope. Mrs. 'George,Gram.. . Mrs_ Robt. Bgnthronehas greatly Mrs. W. Forrest, who has been in improved the ,,appearance of her a London Hospital for the past three house by having in nicely repainted weeks returned home on• Tuesday Miss Innis , 'Sparrow, of Paisley, .and is improving nicely. has been re-engaged for anuher Mr. and Mrs. Sonden and young term as milliner for .Mr. E. Rennie. son, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips ,returned Miss Mildred McDonald, wtio „has, to Toronto Iast week after a short been' visiting in, Toronto- for the past holiday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Cud month returned home ran . Sat�irday. more. Mrs. M. Chambers, •• Of Clinton, Labor Day passed quietly in the and Mrs. Wes. French; •of' Kippen, village, not much going on. Quite visited friends in teem' •on . Wednes- da,• ,r.. Mr'. and xis. Joe b)isenhoffer and Mrs Mrand The sleeting of the young people's are visiting :° , -Mr¢¢ •; I, •orf • "Waterloo, League' of the United church was C�yithrMftMr:' : and . • H ,Price.• held on. Tuesday evening. The meet- '` Mr. and 142 s° Lee'Hedden,.have tn.e• was in charge of Miss Mattie ex., ;mem Pfaff, the Ellis, with the president Miss Vola �yy occupied by lith-. L. r Higgins, presiding. The meeting •� was opened by the singing of a hymn has been visiting Hensall friends for the past week. date had many friends present. The Miss" Florence Welsh, of London . meetieg broke up •,with the best of visited over the holiday with her good feelings after giving three parents here. cheers for the candidates and sing - Mr. and Mi -s. Thos. Palmer visit-ing the national anthem. ed over the holiday with their son,. Mr: Jim • McDonald, of New York; Earl, of Windsor. Is visiting' at kis home here. Mr. Fred Smallaoombe,, of Guelph.Mrs. Beal, of Calgary, is home is renewing old• Hensall 'riends visiting her mealier, Mrs. R. Bullard.. Mr. C. M. Weir is relieving Mr. Lloyd Hudson at the Station this week. Miss' Irma Higgins is letting• a course at the Clinton School of•Com- mercer Miss Annie Strang left for ''huth- erglen to commence her duties • as teacher. ,ee Mrs. Robt. Higgins and the Misses Vlore and Flora Higgins, visited in London, on Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Essery and Mr. and W. Hooper, of Exeter, visited with Mrs. John Murdock, on Tuesday. Mr. David Foss, George Douglas and Harry Howard are taking in the Toronto Exhibition this week. • Mr. and Mrs.., Burton • Keys, of Guelph', are spending. their vacation T)J1 I{FNSALL HOTEL SOLD Mr.' John 'Young has sold his ho- tel the New Commercial to 1Vlr, John Elligson, of Mitchell, possession given than end of the month. 113r.. Yon has conducted one of the best hotels in Western Ontario. A fact 'Which has been greatly appreciated by the travelling public. The ne1T proprietor comes highly recommend- ed as an hotel man, and will no doubt keep the New Commercial up to its present high standard. We do not. know the present intern}tions, of Mr. and Mrs: Young, but they many friends in Hensall hope they will see fit to still 'continue as resi- dents of Hensall, THE NOMINATION A large crowd attended the nom- ination here on Tuesday afternoon. The hall was filled to the doors, and a large number of ladies were pres- ent. At the close of the nomination Returning " officer Wm. J. Carling of Exeter, announced that two names were proposed; And.Hicks of Centralia, for the . Conservatives and Thos. McMillan, of Hullett, for tke Liberals. For the after meet - Mr.'• Carling was -proposed .for :;hair= pian, and.on taking the chair he an- nuoixced thatthe agreement `' be- tween Mr. Hicks and Mr. McMillan was- for Mr.—McMillan to speak first for 45 minutes, then Mr. Hicks and Mr. H. G. Fester, of Hamilton, who Was assisting Mr. Hicks were to speak for 55 minutes after which Mr. McMillan was to have 10 minutes for a reply. This program was car- ried out, and each speaker was gait en a good reception.. Each uandi- worse until the end came on Mon- day morning. Mr. Pollock had the honor of being one of the first boys born in this Township, although a large part of his ..life was' scent in D21chigan, British Columbia and Manitoba; but has been a resident of Hensall for the past 10 years or so. He was a well-known horseman having owned a number of fine ani - mast and being regarded as elle of the best judges of hoses in the dis- trict. He is survived by his widow The funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon from his late residence • to the. Hensall-Union cemetery. Miss.: Eleanor Fisher, .. ORGANIST HENSALL' 'UNITED. c CHURCH • TUITION IN PIANO • ' " kms Moderate Phone 68 EN -AR -CO PRODUCTS RED SEAL GAS ., WHITE ROSE GAS oncrete •Tile Bricks and Blocks i- e also have4ea fresh supply of PORTLND •QE,�3ENT :Try' our N ational Light Coal..Oil for incubators and Lamps DUNLOP TLRES AND TUBES ' FREE AIR ' BICYCLES AND REPAIRS . • W. E . PFAFF LONDON ROAD, HENSALL• Berate "Station Phone WallPaper. in the Latest Designs' Prices from 10c to $1.50 PER ROLL „HARDWOOD FLOORING LAID AND_ POLISHED Sangster, Hensall DR. R. P. 1. DOUGALL Nonox graduate of Faculty o1 $ltCtll1sinr. and Master of Science. iversitq of Wootern Ontario. 4`ia.anber of College of Physicians ,leAd Surgeons of Ontario. Ogee. ewe, doors east of Post Office. la��ae ,69 Residence 114 TEEtNSALY,, ONT AUCTIONEER P8CAR KLOPP ,honor Graduate Carey Jones` Au - •g len i;3chool, :3pecial course taken in �di.tohrt:t;sa,rj Live Stock (all Breed0,) ,�,eyseaeeef R l Saints, Fart* eet,'+rat se. /lutes in keepl. e wit It ptic+•¢ Satiafactloti as- ) rated, *lilt 0114'471> lopl+, Zarieh, or e'44 .ill v ,. Znriclt- a number of visitors spent the clay in town. A few took in the Toronto Exhibition ands a number at the lake. rented from house form Rands. after which. Mr. Sinclair led in pray - Mr. and . rJuRncayrt, th the er. The Scripture lesson was read trait; visited lever. Sunday with the former's patents, Mr. and Mrs. A. by Miss Avis Lindenfield. The to- Biechart.. a E.' • . • ., 1 plc was very ably given by :: Mr. G. Mr:. Ferrin Mention .left on mon- J. Sutherland on Character Build- day for Oncdago where he'has ing." A solo by Miss-Pybus and an been re-engaed as- teacher for the 1 instrumental by Miss Lillian oteacy {� - were all greatly. enjoyed. A social next year.nj' .t � evening will be held next Monday Dr. and h , Wilson, and.ch evening in the League. Clarence :1VIx1ri4, of Bay City, Mich., visited' over- '^the holiday with Mr. 1 On Friday evening last a Prepay - and Mrs. A:1ex`=Munn - i tory Service was held in the United i church. On Sunday morning a Mr. and Mit. Fred .Manna and son Kenneth haver returned home after communion service was held, a large Visiting, for a., couple -of weeks with congregation being present. .A. large relatives: in . Michigan: . p congregation was present again in Mr, and -Mrs: Farquhar and fancily the evening, among them being are mo'ving this -week into the '.rouse•, quite a, number of visitors. Rev. on Oxford St.: recently vacated :by Arthur Sinclair preached at both Mr. and -Mrs, 'Win: White. , !services. Next Sunday the evening Mr. and• Mrs. Wm. Bonthron, of ` service will - be withdrawn in the Un- Detroit,w.ere holiday visitors with .ited church, to allow the eongre- Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Bonthron and gation to attend Harvest Home Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Joynt, services in the Anglican Church, Mrs. Lau ,Simpson, M'r..,Will Simp-1 Rev. Arch -deacon Doherty, London, a son and Miss Mae Simpson, of De- former' rector of the church, will be troit, spent 'the .week -end with in charge of the services. Mr. Do- relatves and friends in town, i herty's many friends here will be -Quite a number from herewent pleased to see -and hear hire. ;again. to Exeter Monday evening to see the' rp baseball mnatch between -Exeter and Zurich. Exeter winning 4-0. I he regular meeting of the village Mi•. Russell McKay, who has ; council was held in the Council spent the past couple of months with „ Chambers on . Tuesday evening. A11 his uncle, Dr. „Alexander McKay in • the members were present. The the 'West, returned home this week. ! minutes of the last meeting <,,were Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Pearson and i read and ap iroved. The committee daughter Miss Anna May, Miss p, ° appointed at the August meeting of 1Vloore and Mr, Rabt. Bass, of Wood=' the Council to Zook into. the -ratter stock, spent.the holiday in town vis- ;• of the Love Drain reported to the Zting Mrs. Thos. Thompson. council that nothing definitely bad On Saturday morning last Mrs. , been done. Reeve • Geiger brought John Murdock "While working p up the matter of repairilig tine town around her home met with a nasty . water -tank and Mr. Priest ryas in - accident, when she slipped on a step strutted to go ahead and. finish the resulting in a badly sprained ankle, I Job, Councillor Campbell was in - Mr. Fred Si easy, of the Stanfield ' strxlcted to repair the cement road ss - Banc: staff,•, Lucan, visited over the and to hire help that was asci holiday ,with 'axis mother, Mrs. S�icxi, any' A by-law was passed giving ux, Breast and sister. Lillian. Fred has the 'reeve and treasurer of the Cm lately been transferred from Platts potation power to borrow such ninon- , oys as are needed to carry en the vine to Lucan. ' business of the Corporation, Con- tain stinted Tuesday morning of sideiable, discussion tools place as this week with -a good attendance. .to regulating fire automcbili; traf- chanen in charge of the public Mr. McKay Miss Ellis and 1Iiss flu- fit of -the vi.Tlago, :acid making cer- t d 41i T Johnson dMisstain stop streets. It was moved by Mary Stewart, of Nen or x, c i t,rge 1?riest that ll by-law be prepared by of thecontinuation-sr trio eCOUNCIL 1VIEE ING • school and. Miss . o cuson txn Robt I'Iiggins and seconded by Jas. r' f tl i 1 f 1 l 1 (the Clerk aixd subruitted too t11e R. TIMES-ADVOCAT> t TE ;Iz.r SPAY, FAPTE NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICkj IS' HEREBY GIVEN that all personst having claims •against the estate of JOSEPH SAX)`I AMY, lata bg a village- of Exeter, ;hover, deceased, who died :ori, April, 25th, 1920,.are required to forward their. claims duly ploven to either the undersigned exxecutur or H,, :911ber 4 Son, Creditor, on or before the 18th day of September, 1920, AND NOTICE IS FURTHER• GMM, EN that after the said date the Exe- 'cuter will proceed to distribute the, estate leaving regard only to the claims of which he then shall have notice. Dated at Crediton this 7th day of September, 1926 MOSES AMY Hay,P.O., Executor Notice to Creditors. Re Hugh Kennedy Hyndnlan, late of the Village of Exeter, in the County of Huron, Physician and Surgeon, deceaed•. CRUINT.ORS and OTHERS HAVING claims against the estate of the said deceased are required` to send full particulars of such claims to THE CANADA' TRUST 'COMPANY, 446 Richmond St„ London, Alit. the exe- cutor of .the said estate or to the un- dersigned solicitors on or before the 1st day of October,- 1926, after which date the executor will proceed to distribute the assets of said es- tate, having regard onlyto the claims of which' notice shall then have been given. • CARLING 8c *011.14131 Vote fo: Thomas McMillan, wha Stan .s for Cl�a'n9 Solicitors for said Executor, Exeter Ontario, Honest and Efficient Liberal. Government in the Ad- ministration of the Public' Affairs of Canala» NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS aster of °Highways for approval to regulate the automobile traffic of Hensall by putting stop streets at the intersection of King St. and the London Road also the: post -office corners, the corners at the hotel and the intersceton at Brock and King St, . Councillor Higgins was in- structed to secure material for the signs. ' We have some dangerous corners in Hensall and by making Nelson, Wellington and Brock stop streets and King a through street it should . help out the situation. A representative of the American La, France Fire Engine Co. was present and addressed the Council but did not .quote any figures as to the probable trice of their equipment.. The Bickle Fire Engine Co, of Ing- ersoll' hays already submitted prices and the representative of the Amer- ican La France peoplewere asked to send figures on their equipment immediately and the matter will be taken up' at a special meeting on Septembet the 21st. A number of accounts. were passed after which the ,council adjourned. • Dr. Notice•is hereby given that all spent the week -end with his parsnts, creditors having claims against the Mr. and Mrs. D. Pfaff, of Sarnia, Estate of the fate Mr. Samuel visited in town over Labor *Dee. Brenner,: late of the Village of T)ash- i Miss Pearl Webb, of Grand Bend, , wood, in the County of Huron, Who has accepted a position in the post data on the 27th day of August, 1926. office. 1926, are requested to forward their Rev. and Mrs. Than and daughter claims duly proven to the undersign - Olga, of Napoleon, Ohio, called cn • ed and also all 'debtors owing shall friends in town last week.. , call and settle:with the undersigned Mrs. Aima Preeter and Misses on or before the 20th day of Sept - Maude and Bertha Eidt, of, Detroit, , ember, visited in town over Labor 'Day. " i Datedat'ashwood this 26th day of Mr. and Mrs. C. Anderson are on' September, 1926. a motor trip to Iowa"!MRS. MARY BRENNER This week we must record the j death of little Margaret ;Elizabeth, aged 1 year, 5 months and 22 days only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Kroft, of whom we have before mentioned as being sick, which sad eventoccurred on Wednesday at. 3130 p.m. The cause of her death was intestinal poisoning of which she had been i11 for some time. She was laid to rest on Friday afternoon' in the Exeter cemetery. We com- mend the mourning ones to Him;• who said, "Suffer the little children to coiue unto hie and forbid them• not for of such is, the Kingdom of Heaven." D •aslwood • 1Cp en L: MT. CARMEL D. D: `S. Rev. Fr. -Corcoran on Sunday an t nounced the holy bond of marriage DENTAL SURGEON of the following 'parties: Mr. .Phoma At office in Rartleib Block,. Dash- r as Keogh, of Shipka, to Miss Annie wood. fir$t,three days .of week :and' Kearns, of West Lorne, marriage to at office ,c ver. the Post Office, in take place at .1'Vest. Lorne next week. Zurich ,aFt.twee days of week. Mr. Kenneth McNeil, of Toronto, to Miss Pearl Breem, of 20 Con. of ivtiss Elva Richmond has resumed McGillivary, the marriage to take her position as milliner with T. C. place the latter part of September. Reid & Co. . ' Rev. Fr. Glavin, of Toronto, visit-' Mrs. Jas. Twitchen, of London, ed his father Mr. Joseph Glavin last visited with Mr. and. Mrs. A. Birk, week. Iast week. Mr. and Mrs. J. J Buckley and 2 Miss Hilda- Snell-returnedcto Lon- 1 children, spent a few days last week don this, week ,after spending her at the home of Mr. J. J. Madden. vacation with her parents. Miss Kate McCaffery, of London, Mr. and, Mrs. -Geo. Koch left last spent the week -end with her aunt week for Saskatchewan, where they Miss Ellen Sullivan. ` . - ' will spend;. several months. l Miss Julia Mahoney, of Detroit, Miss Matilda Miller returned to is the guest of her brether Me. :Jo - Woodbridge on Saturday aster seph Mahoney. spending her vacation with her ( Mrs. J. J. Doyle, of Detroit, called mother. on friends in this neighborhood last Mr. Ira Tiernan, of Lucknow, week.. spent the week -end at his home. Misses Geraldine Regan and Win- Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Pfile and Mr. nlfred Madden 'left east week for and Mrs..Jno. Kuntz visited in Lon- London where they will attend Wes - don over the week -end. ! tervelt School. Mr. and Mrs. D. Tiernan and Mer-'' Miss Eileen O'Rourke, of Detroit, vin, Mrs..Matilda Kroft spent the spent the holiday at her =home. near week -end in Detroit. Khiva. - Mr. J. Hoffman, of ,London, spent We are pleased to state that Mr. the holiday in town. Ed. Breen is improving after 'lis• re - Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gage, of De- cent operation at St. Joseph's Hos- troit, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. pital, London. H. Hoffman. r 1 Miss Winifred Guinan left this Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guenther, of week to take charge of a school at Windsor, • spent the week -end with Ridgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guenther. 1 Mr. Joseph Glavin spent a few Mr. and Mrs. L. Hamacher and days at Toronto this week. Eddie, and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. P. Sullivan is visiting her Wildfong, of Detroit, visited in town mother, Mrs. Kearns, at West Lorne, over Labor Day. this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Mcisaac, of Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan and son, Ford City, spent the week -end -with Frank, of Chicago, spent the week - Mr. and Mrs. P. Mclsaac. lend at the home of the former's son, Mr. Arnold Merner, of Detroit, Mike Ryan. (Will kill many times more flies ;for the money than any other. fly killer» Each pad will kill flies all day, everyday, for three weeks: M all Grocers, Drug- gists and General Stores. 10c and 25e per package. �Se ibis ,12eeipe VOTAlt "curs.. Use an earthen jar: -- 1 gallon vinegar 1 cup Keen's D.S.F. Mustard 1, cup salt Add onions, sliced green to - =toes, small cucumbers, sand • cover in the usual way, These pickles will be ready to eat at the end of six weeks, andwifl keep perfectly. 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