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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-9-30, Page 5•e , TH EXET t Commvrre CLINTOrt, minutia ,,:,,• • Students may enter at any• time. Why not attend the School that has the Highly. Qualified Staff. The only School thatteaches real Pract1 al•Y3usiness: Training_ from start to finish.• Where High School students andteachers are taught spseial .. aged expert training in Business Administration and Secretarial Seism and are sure of a good position, rapid promotion and .big income. COURSES Stenographic, Commercial, Secret arias, General Office, Service- Commercial Teachers Course and Special Courses arranged. ' For Information Write to B. F.,WARD, B A.,' M.Accts. - Phone 198 : • ; Principal WANTED PEAS and All Kinds of GRAIN We are prepared to pay you, the very highest prices for your Grain, and can also make .arrangements for trucking same at a low cost, advise us by telephone or letter, and ifit is your wish we will have our lenyer call to see your grain. personally. COOK BROS. MILLING CO. Phone 54 Hensal3, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Richardson, %rho have been 'esteemed residents soot Hensel' for Some years intend moving to Chiselhurst and occupy- ing the house on the Fitzerald farm 'recently purchased by aisle Richard- son'.s son.. Mr. Chas. Lockwood, Blyth has started a barber shop in the Mur - 'dock block on the north side of King street and has rented the house of Mr. Roy Cook, •and alas moved his family to town. Mr. Lockwood -tepees highly recommended and will no doubt do a good business. Mr. John Elligson, of Mitchell, who recently purchased the New ;Commercial Motel from Mr. John Young,. has taken possession. Mr. 'Elligson comes highly recommended and will no doubt keep the hotel up to its present high standard. Mr. Robt. Caldwell; the genial clerk of the New Commercial, will still be on the staff, also Mr. Clark at the barn. • Miss Eleanor Fisher ORGANIST •HENSALL ''UNITED CHURCH TUITION IN PL1'9NO Terms Moderate !Phone 68 Wail er in the Latest \Designs Prices from iee to $1.50 PER ROLL HARDWOOD FLOORING LAID AND POLISHED J. Sangster, Densall DR. R. P. I. DOUGALL Stoner graduate of Faculty of ititaiisine, and Master of Science, ;16217srrity of Western Ontario. Illiscaher of College of Physicians And Surgeons of Ontario. Office *!'O doors east of Pot 'Office. Si Residence 114 ]®ASALL, ONT .. AUCTIONEER ... OSCAR SLOPP 'honor Graduate Carey Jones' Au- 'Otton School, Special course taken in 98sglatered Live. Stock (all Breeds,) 1f[srebandiee, Real. Estate, Farm Salsa, etc. Rater in keeping with ,prevailing prices. Satisfaction , as- pired, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or }Tire 1E-Dil. Z, urich- %JSBORNE & 11O3131ERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Head Office, • - Farquhar, Farquhar, Ont. President, JOHN ALLISON Vice:President, JAS, McICENZIE DIRECTORS FRANK McCONNELL, SIM'ON DOW ROBT NORRIS, WM. BRO.CK AGENTS • - JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for Usborne and Biddulph OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent for Hibbert, Fullerton aid Logan W. A. TURNBLLL Secretary -Treasurer Box 98, Exeter, Ontario. MADMAN & STANBURT Solicitors, Exeter , WHITE PINE :; Tlat4. w matched dressed: on both i. tides a it: - s fi 50 PER IS IS TUP1 TIME TO STOCK WITH GOOD COAL WHIM Piste CAN GET IT AT A LOW �"RkC�I A. J. CLATWORTHY OaANTON Mr. Colin Hudson` spent Sunday in Seaforth, Mr. Milton Ortwein,' of London, was, in town on Tuesc'lay.' Mr. T. W. Palmeri is building a new garage at the back of his store. Mr. Geo. G. Petty and family -vis- ited friends in London on Tuesday. Mr. - and Mrs. Wm." 'McKay " spent the week -end with friends in Little- now. ucknow, Miss Gladys Slay, otaSarnia is vis- iting this •week , with Miss Greta Lamm -ie. . • . � The lief Of prize winners , of Hens• sailschool fair will be found on page three. Mrs. Wilson, of New Yok, is visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 1V16- Donald c-Do 1& . Miss Polly Moore, of. Woodstock, visiting her sister, 11tra, Thos. Simpson. Mr. Ed. Berry, of Windsor, spent. the week -end here with his mother, Mrs. Thos: Berry. Mrs. Taman, of Blyth, is .spend- 4tig a few days visiting Mr, and Mr .Chas. Lockwood. Mr. and Mrs. Alf, Mellick, of Elk .ton, Mich., are visiting 1VIn. „Mel lick's sister, Mrs. S, M,er.ner:. -. Mrs. W. A. Kerr -and little son Alex., of 1Vlonetville are visiting 'wit Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hedden. Mr. Alvin Warm, who left si weeks ago .to spend the fall in A1- 1 berta is on his way home. IIS re- l ports the• weather .out there co'id and wet. _ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walters, •oi'. Elora and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Isaac, of Brantford, visited over tie week -end with Mx_ .and Mrs. S. Pep plar. There will be no :service in the Anglican cb.urch next -Sunday. Rev Mr. Naylor . is taking the Harvest Horne services in Grace church, .at Blyth. Mrs. Sutherland is lookiug for ard to celebrating .her 91 birthda Ion Tuesday, • October 5th. H many friends Will warmly .congra:tu late her. Mr. and Mrs. F.. S. Kirkwood Mr: and Mrs. .J S. Kirkwood and Miss E. M. Kirkwood, ..of Toronto visited over the week -end with Mr and Mrs, Naylor. The . services in the United church on Sunday last• were largely attend- ed, Rev. A..Sinclair preaching at both services. Next Sunday evening the services will be for young people with a young people'•s .choir.. The council held. a •special meeting on Monday evening last considering tenders for fire and chemical engines and Hensal.4 wb ill soon e well equipped with fire protection. Quite a bit of gravel. is /being put on .the streets and other improve- ments done. . The council will hold its next regular . meeting. on Tuesday evening, Oct. 5th when the tax rate will be stuck for the year. or 'three weeks, Mr. Win, Pfaff's gas Station - on the •London road was broken • into " a• week: ; ago Sunday night, -and a quantity of gas stolen,. A couple of days afterward the man that did the stealing was arrested and taken before Magistrate Reid, of Goderieh and ,sentenced to 18 'months at the Prison farm at Guelph. The chances are lie will save Have some more company down there as on Sunday'evening last a number of • overcoats, /Folies and blankets were taken from autos and, buggies in the United cbiirch shed. The county police are on their trail and it is hoped they will soon be roundedd up. - Our council have this week plac- ed stop signs •on all streets running into King street, and at the inter- section of King street and the Lon- don road. All drivers of cars are. supposed to' stop a moment before driving onto King street and - at the London road. A bylaw is being prepared and. will. be submitted to the minister of Public Highways for approval, after which the by-law :will be enforced. The council are doing this"to protect its citizens and the owners of automobiles. The action of the council in placing the signs 'Will be approved. of by the majority of the citizens. Although - there will most likely be a few auto- mobile drivers opposed to it. A11 careful drivers wile. obey the by-law Without any trouble and the reck- leas ones will be made do it. 'What might have been a serious aetident happened a mile east of Hensel]. on Sunday evening *hen Mr. John Corbett and sister Miss Bertha, of Hay accompanied by a couple o3 friends ,were driving into town in horse and buggy when they turned out :to let two rigs pass end an auk which was coming past the buggies attempting to pass at s the 'same time. The auto struch the horse knocking it.:, over into the •ditch .and upsetting the buggy, the occupants were thrown out but not seriously hurt, but the horse was badly cut and the buggy nearly a {wreck. The windshield, lights and .st'eering gear of the auto were badly n damaged. The fault appeared to be with the drivers of the two buggies who were racing the Horses, and would not give the drive • of the *automobile a fair chance to get by and ie. trying to get' past he faired to see the Corbett rig and smashed. .e • y Hei Dashwood' Dr. H. H. Cowen, L. D. S. D. D. S. DENTATL, SURGEON At office in Hartleib Block, Dash - weed first three -days of week and :rr o1:pce ever the Post Office, in arnece ?art three days of week. Mr. C. Stade attended a fire in- , surance meeting in Parkhill, on • Saturday; Miss Gladys Guenther, of Kitch- ener, visited in town last Tuesday. Miss Elia Gill, of Grand Bend is visiting Miss Ida Held. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Tiernan and Mr. and Mrs. Addison Tiernan visit- ed in Stratford on Sunday. Miss Clara Kraft is visiting in London. Miss Elva Richmond spent the week -end at her home near Walton. Miss Elizabeth Hartleib, of Lon- don, is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Reid, of Varna visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reid on Sunday. Mr. Earl Guenther is all smiles, his wife • presenting him with a daughter. Mr, and Mrs. May, of Kitchener, ,spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Sam. Oestreicher. 'The . choir of tire 'Evangelical church intend holding 4 bazaar on the evening of the fowl supper, Oct. 21. Don't forget the date. • Mr. Penhale and Miss Reid, of Exeter, spent Sunday at the home of . Mr. J. C. Reid. Mrs. C. Finkbeiner and Cathern and. Mrs. Ruben Goetz and son Al- . bert visited a few • days in Sarnia last week. Mr. Milford Roch ' and Mr. and Mrs. R. Pitt, of Detroit, are spend- ing a few days days'in town. Mr. Edmund Kraft is suffering from an. obsess on his knee. s• Mr. Frd. Weinberg lras purchased the 75 acre farm on the town line from Mr. G. Wilfong. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Nadiger and' daughter. Helen and M. and Mrs. H. Neuswanger were Sunday visitors- in Zurich. , Dr, Walter Bruer and wife and Rev. Samuel Bruer, . of „ Detroit, spent Sunday with their brother, Rev. E, Bruer, at the Lutheran par- sonage. The report of the Dashwood and Khiva Schol fairs will be found on page three. - The wedding of Miss Elia Louise Petty, daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Locke Petty, of the lard con. of Hay, to Mr. Percival Tippett, of. Bayfield, took place at the Rectory on Satur- day morning, Rev. Mr, Naylor per- formed the: ceremoriy.; The young couple imme1iatelyleft on a honey= moon trip to London; and Windsor. On their return they- will 'reside oie the groom's farm near Bayfield. Mrs. Robt. Bonthron,' who . has been visiting her son, Mr. Wm. Bonthron and.•daughter, Mrs. Louis Simpson, in Detroit :this last two weeks returned home Saturday. She was accompanied home; by" Mr. Wm. Simpson, Mrs. Simpson and Miss Mae who returned to Detroit on Sunday accompanied by , Misses Mary and Emma Johnson, who intend visiting in Windsor and Detroit for some time. The regular weekly meeting of the Young People's. League or the United church was held oil Monday. The .sleeting was in ;;charge of Miss Ethel Murdock with Miss •,-Elva Shaddoek presiding. The meeting was opened by • the singing of a hymn after which' Mr. Sinclair led In prayer. The scripture lesson was read by Mss E. Murdock, The topic was ably: given 'by, Miss Margaret Hopkirk. A duet by Mrs. Lee 'Red- den, and Mrs. McDonald and a read- ing by Miss Gladys Slay, weres all greatly enjoyed. Next Monday ev- ening the meeting will ' be 'in charge of Miss E. Morrison. The Wedding took place at 'the Manse, on Tuesday .morning • of Miss Pearl Seattle, eldest, daughter of Ma, and Mrs, G. W. Sirtaie, of Henan, to Mr. Otto Stephen, soli of Mr. John Stephen, of 'Hillsgreen. Immediate- ly after !Xie cerertrny, which was pbr- formed by Rev. Arthur Siiirlair, the young couple left on a short honey- moon .trip to'Toronto, and Niagara Falls.. On their xe uric a reception will beiven theni.r at the' home, of the bride'!! parents. ` The bride's weddlig dress wits peach georgette;. with leopard slippers and Bose to match, and her travelling: dress was silk cord green with brown coat and hat to snatch. The young couple will reside on the groom's fine fans on the Parr Line near Hillsgreen. A number of burglaries have tali- eu'place in the village this last two ZURICH Mrs. P. Kropf and Miss Margaret Fuss, of. Zurich, met With an auto accideirt on the Zurich road. Some- thing went wrong with the steering gear and the car took, to •the ditch smashing it badly and shaking 'Up the occupants. Mrs. Kropf received a gash in the arm Which required ten stitches to close. - IIPPEN WAcNTE+ PEAS ainl Ail Kinds of Glum' We 'ere prepared to pay you the very highest prices for your (strain, and can also make arrangements for trucking same at `e low,, cost, advise us by telephone or letter, and if it is your wish we will have our' buyer call to see your grain personally. COOK MOS. MILLING CO.. Phone 54 lineal', tint. TIMES-ADVQCAT4 CREDITON A. :monster fowl supper will he given under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of the .Evangelical church, Croditon, on Thursday, Oct, 7th, 192 ti, Supper Will be 'served. frown 6 to 8.30 o'clock. After the supper 'achoice program will be given eonsibting of moving pictures, followed by a mixed program orquartettes;'" solos; recitations, :inter- spersed.'with music from a 1Q -piece or•ehestra. Admission to slipper and program: Adults 75c, children fif- teen and undr 00c. - Mr. Wilfred Smith and son and Mr. Parker, ofd Toronto, visited at the house :of Mr. and Mrs, William Smith Sr. and other relatives. Mr. Otto Ewald visited with, rela- tives at Kitchener on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Alamo Hodgins and Trellis have returned hone after spending a few days in Detroit,. Mr, Chris. Beaver who has been visiting with relatives,, at Detroit has returned home. We are sorry to learn, that Mrs Mary Ewald is not very well, W8 hope she will soon be better again Mr. and . Mrs. Ervin Fahner, of London, Spend Sunday at the home of Mr. 'Chris. Fahner .dud family,. Therewill be no service in the United church next Sunday evening Oct: 3rd. The service having been withdrawn on accunt of the Annie versary service at Shipka, Rev. R F. Irwin, of Centralia, will preach the Anniversary'' sermons at Shipka at 11, a.ni and 7 p.m.. Special sing- ing. All invited, We are glad to hear that Mrs, L. Hill got along nicely after her oper- ation for . appendicitis at Victoria Hospital, ' London, and is expected hone soon. Mr. Thomas Setterington, of High- land Park, Mich., is visiting at the home of Mr. ant Mrs. Wm. Smith, Sr. 'Dries Mabel Fahner spent Sunday at Kitchener visiting with friends..: ' Miss/ ..Bernice Martin spend the veek-end at her home in London. Rev, Litt, of Campden, Ont.,. spent a few days in town. Rev. and Mrs. W. Y. Dreier have motored to Ayton, Ont. to pay a fly- ing visit to their friends and to the latter's aged parents and to partici- pate in the marriage of their neice, Miss RutRuthFilsinger to Mr. Enoch Koenig. They are returning on Thursday. Rally Day will be observed in the Evangelical Sunday School next Sab- bath mo+ ni 'r:. A demonstration of an ideal adult Bible class will be given by.the Star Class. Ma. Chester Mawhinney is the teacher. Special music will be provided, a Rally Day address will be given by the Su;tier- intenden%, T. H. Holtzman. We will make " all of the services a great rallying centre next Sabbath.. It would be utterly impossible for the public to forget the monster Fowl 'Supper and Ladies' Aid Bazaar at the. Evangelical church on Thurs- day, October 7th. Refreshments served frons, 5 to 'S.30 p.m. and a splendid program, following. Next Sabbath• morning Rev. W. Y. Dreier of Zion Evangelical church will preach on "The Greatest of the Prophets, Inquiring into the Cred- eutials of the Messiah" and at tee evening service the church should again be full to hear his message on "Crystal Lines made possible by the Power of the Transfiguring Christ." It would be sinful to miss these mes- sages; and these means of grace. Mr. Jacob. Finkbeiner, for many years a genial employee at the Central Hotel, Crediton, is very poorly at the present time, being confined to his bed. His friends wish for him a speedy recovery: SHIPKA Anniversary services October the 3rd at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m, speaker, Rev. F. Irwin, of Centralia. Mon- day October 4th the Ladies' Aid will serve a het fowl` supper. Interest= ing program of music and elacution to be rendered by the family of en- tertainers directed by Mr. R. Gam - brill, A.L.C.M. Admission 50c and 25c. Mr. and Mrs. McKellar, of Forest, called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Sweitzier. Miss Violet Sharp spent last Mon- day in London attending the Young People's conventin. A great many people are sick with cold and sore throat. GREENWA • The anniversary Services , in the United churchi will be conducted on Sunday, October 3rd at 2.45 and 7.30 p.m. by the pastor, Rev. J. M. Colling, who was the unanimous choice of the congregation. Orf Wednesday, Oct. 13th. the Ladies' Aid will serve a fowl Supper after Which an excellent program •will be givers. Further ,notice next week. .Miss Dorothy Belling is ,staying with. her .aunt, WO, Eggert, who Whoa has not fully recovered from her recent illness. • • The stork lett a little • 'daughter' with Mrand Mrs, E. Bullock ,on' Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. Geller and George and. Mrs, Sherritt motored to Liga- tion on Thursday. Rev, A. Thibandeau, of "Toronto,; a former Paster, has been calling on old, ;friends here. Mss, 3. Hotson visited in Loudon for a few days last week. The young folk of the United' church enjoyed the rally at Grand Bend en Friday evening: Elimville Mrs, Ed. Johns received a letter from her brother, Mr. Wm. Edwards who with 1iis wife, son -and daughter. are in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. were more fortunate than many, They ,stayed in their arouse until it - was shifted several feet off its foun- dation and 'the 'doors and. widows were blown in. Then they waded through water to their knees to their car intending to get to a safer place only to find that a tree had blown across lodging between the back and spare tire, so they sat in the car from early morning' until late afternoon, wading again through the deep water five blocks to the school house where many were tak- ing refuge. A carload of youirg people and their pastor attended the young people's convention held in London last week. One of the man engaged in clean- ing out the Elimville ditch " cut his foot ,with an axe requiring about fifteen stitches to close the wound. Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Cooper and children and Mr. Sam, Brock visited relatives near Seaforth on Friday last. Mrs. Banes visited her' sister, Mrs, Wm. Elford last Sunday. CENTR. LIA Mr, and Mrs. Fenlon, of Pennsyl- vania visited this week with the letters sister, Mrs. Geo. • Baynham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sambrodk, of Toronto, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Mills on Saturday white on their honeymoon trip. Mr, and Mrs.. Sam. Davis, of Lon- don, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Parsons this week. Rev. Mr, Hiscock, of Crediton addressed the members of the Sun - clay School at *bell. annual Rally Day service last Sunday. Rew Mr. Erwin taking charge of the services 'at .Crediton for the day. Mrs. Seandrett of Beigrave, is spending a few days this week with her sister, Mrs. Brooks. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. Ford and Mr. and Mrs. .Pollard and Greta attend- ed the Ford -Harding wedding in Ex- eter on Saturday last. Mr. Cecil Hodgson left this week for Toronto where he is attending university. Mr. and Mrs. B. Thompson, of London, is visiting relatives and friends in the village. Mrs.. John Essery is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Hughway, oe Lon. don. Clandeboye Mr. R. L. Atkinson has returned home after releiving the C. N. R. agent at Beachville for thepast two weeks. A large number from this town attended Exeter Fair and report the Fair a success in every way, Mr. W. F. Abbott sold his pota- toes to Lewis Bros. who had them taken up and drayed to London where the market is exceptionally brisk for this class of vegetable. Mr. Merdith Bicewho has been studing law in Detroit for the past year, left for Detroit again atter spending his holidays with his per- mits of this place. Mr. Leslie Walpeel is spending a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ,Eli Bice. The C. N. R. have repaired the unloading platform at the station here,which was damaged by fire over two years ago when the eleva- tor was burnt. IVlr. and Mrs. Lance Cobleigh, of London, spent a day this week at the home of Mrs. Cobleigh's parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. Jas. Armitage. Mr. Cecil Flynn and Mr. Harold Aikins, who stopped Lucan High school a year ago have started back again. Nothing like the school, boys! Bruce Simpson, of Birr, spent Sunday in this village. , Mr. and Ms. Wright and family, OW for Economical Transportation CHEVROLET looks like an expensive car. You will find the beautiful Fisher♦ built, closed bodies on Chevrolet—it is the lowest -priced car in the world having Fisher bodies. You ,will see appealing Duco finish in colors on Chevrolet. You will discover luxurious upholstery—Band- sone nickel: silver interior fittings -^Cosy rugs on the floor—silk blinds on the twin- lows—a ,./Dine light In the roof—a robe rail and a foot rest --all itt the Chevrolet sedan. Chevrolet v diet drives like ata expensive car. The extra powerful Chevrolet engine .era forms with amazing smoothness. The standard gear -shift works with. ease and quietness. Tie dry -disc clutch engages and releases `stnootlily, almost without CF -716' `TfliVitSD }.of Ciiftord, spent Sunday at the !lone .sof Mr, and Mrs. Mose, Sirup, son, `Mis,•'Wriglit's parents, $ruceieid WANTED .PES and AB x(inds of GUAM We are prepared to pay you the very highest prices for Your Grain, and con also make arrangements tor trucking same at a low cost, , dvise" us • by telephone or letter, and if it is: your wish we will have our buyer call- to.: see' your grain personally, COOK BROS. DULLING CO. Phdne ;54 Rensa-ll, Ont. Local, News Messrs. Frank Taylor and Russell kleddei.took in the ranee at Park- hill en'Tuesday. Mr,. end. • Mrs,. Wm; Hodgins, of Mt. Carmel, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Wrir. '. Greenlee over Sunday. • Mrs. Russells 'Redden visited friends ,.z n s n Sarnia and Port Huron. over the week -end. agisses ;,Sarah and Mary Hodgins, of Greenway, visitd at the home of Mr, .anF. Mrs. Greenlee last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Shoebottoi and daughter, Mrs. lVr'cCullough and son Mrs. S. Atkinson: Russel,; of', London Tp., spent ute- f da. with y' . . Miss Freeda Spackman, of Blein- .helm, is spending a few days in Ex- '.eter•. owing to the death of her uncle -tire. late George W. Southeott. Mr5.- Russell Hedden has returned home from Pt. Huron and was ac- companied home by her son Eber, Mr. and Mrs. Fogel and family, of Port Huron and Miss M. Gowrie, of Sarnia. Mrs. A. J. Ford, wb.o has been un- der the doctor's care for some time was taken to Hamilton last week to visit her brother, Mr, W. J, Westa- way. At present she is in the City hospital, where her case is being diagnosed. •Mr. Richard Coates, of Usborne, had e. successful auction sale of chattels -on : Monday and has moved to town to occupy the residence he recently purchased on. Huron St. which has just been renovated and remodelled inside. We welcome Mr. and; Mrs. Coates and son Frank to town. Miss Annie Sidimons, who was at- tending Wells Academy ,in London, visited with her parents for Fair Day and the same evening she was taken ill with appendicitis. She was taken to Victoria Hospital, London, and on Thursday underwent an operation. She is getting .on as well as can be expected. Say it fio'i+wers, ,.Say It-withwith sweats, $44 it with kisses, Say it with eats, "Sway it with diarnonils, Say it with drink,' But to gather the coin, gay It with Ink. - With apo es { fG Do you yemember Red MC 1x'� C C�e0Y1. Two college grads, had adjourld ' to the locker - 'room t0 4i cuss old' Fends. 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