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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1924-6-12, Page 5MOW \! Good Oktparoiclr Off Roofing has earned its enviable re- ii(atron during a quarter century of use because -- 1. It pays big dividends in wear and satisfaction for years and years! 2. $t is distinctive—comes in three colors, slate red, slate green and bright gray. 3. It is extra heavy and pliable—will not crack in cold weather. 4. It is waterproof and sparkproof— gives complete protection. Paroid Roofing is made by Bird & Son, Limited (Est.. 1795), manufacturers of Neponset and 'Canadian 'Tip Shingles, Bird's Art Craft Roll Roofing, Neponset Blatt: Building Paper and Combination Wall Board. There's a Bird product for every sort of building. We are headquarters for Bird's roofings, building papers, and wall board. 613 W. J. Heaman deasseeesal `spent a few days at her home here. • Mr. Martin. O'Rourke left on Sat- urday at urday for, St. Joseph', Hospital, Lou- don, where he was operated on, on Monday for the removal of his ton- sils. MLRTGAGE SALE .MORTGAGE SALE OF FARM LAND Under and by virtue of a certain registered mortgage, which will be ,produced on day of sale, the under- signed will offer for sale on SATURDAY, JUNE 14th, 1924, At 10 o'clock a.m., on the premises, valuable farmland known as Lot 12, Con. 9, Hibbert Township. On the property is a comfortable frame house with cement foundation bank barn, orchard and about 10 acres of bush. Cultivation and - fencing fair. TERMS OF SALE 10 % of purchase price in cash on d: to of sale and balance in 30 days. or further particulars and con- ditions'which will be read on date of sale, apply to THOMAS CAMERON, Auctioneer GLADMAN & STA.NBURY, Exeter Ont,, Solicitors for Mortgagee. Mount Carmel i erisail. Mrs. T. Murdock visited in Exeter pn' Monday. Miss Beryl Ashton spent Sunday at her home in Gorrie, i M. R. Rainue of Seaforth was in town this week. Mr. ,J„ W. Ortwein spent Sunday with relatives in Kitchener. Mr. T. Shaddock visited with re- latives in Londesboro Sunday. Mr. G. J. Sutherland visited with friends in Ingersoll this week. Mrs. Alex. Buchanan returned on Monday from a visit with her son. Jack in London. Mr. and Mrs. E. Rennie and Sam, visited with relatives in Stratford on Sunday last. The annual Ford Picnic Will be held on July 16th to Bayfield. Look for a big' day. Mr. Hy. Volland and Miss Qlara Volland spent Monday with relatives in Goderich. At St. Peter's R. C. Church, -Mc- Gillivray, on Tuesday, at 10 o'clock a. m., Rev. Father Corcoran united in marriage Mr. Basil E. O'Rouke to Miss Mary Irene Thompson. There was a big rally of members of Holy Name Society here on Sun- day afternoon. Members of the Society were present from St. Peter's MeGillivrary, Zurich and St. Joseph, in all about 350 members marched from . the hall to the church, headed by the Dashwood band. Rev, Father Stanly of Ingersoll addressed the members on their duty as mem- bers. of Holy Name Society, Miss Gertie Dederich, of St. Jos- eph Hospital Staff, Loudon, is spend- ing two weeks vacation at her . home here. Mr. John Guinan and bride ar- rived home last week. Messrs. Richard Patton and James Carroll are on the sick list. Their friends wish for them a speedy re- covery. Miss Eveylen Ryan of Detroit UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO. An excellent opportunity to all teachers to advance their academic standing. General B.A. and Honor B.A. courses offered. Astronomy, English, Mathematics, History, Languages, Political Economy and Natural Sciences -24 courses. Social and athletic program throughout the entire six weeks makes the Summer Session as delightful as it is profitable. Splendid new Uni- versity Buildings occu- pied this summer. For information write the Director, or .Dr. K. P. R. Neville, Registrar. Summer School London, Ontario. June 30 to August 9. Speeia oofing Before you buy that roof come in and see us. For the ;-n��� tiro weeks we are Offering special prices, either in Asphalt Roofing or B. C. Shingles. LUMBER In lumber our stock is com- plete. ' estimate Call and we willest mateour requirements. TheRiss-Tay1or C o Miss 'Vera Geiger recently, visited with. friends and relatives in Bridge- port and Kitchener. We are pleased to note that Mr. C. McDonnell is now out again after being laid up with a bad.tpold. Mr. Drummond of Toronto was the guest of bis brother Mr. T. 0. Drummond in town last week. Dr. Colin Fletcher was in Owen Sound recently attending a meeting of the General Assembly held there. Rev. and Mrs: Sinclair returned this week from Windsor where Mr. Sinclair has been attending Confer- ence. Mr. G. C. Petty has bought the property on Main St. formerly occu- pied by G. Dadson and is having the house attractively remodelled. A number from Hensall and vicin- ity took in the "Moonlight" excur- sion on the Str. Greyhound, at God- erich on Monday evening last. Mrs. W. Short of Windsor, is vis- iting with her sisters in town, Misses Mary and Emma Johnston.. Mrs. Short came over on the Str. Grey- hound. Next Sunday in the Methodist church, the Pastor will preachon the following subjects: -11 a,m.—"Re- ceiving Divine Blessings"; 7' p.m.— "The Lost Record." The C. N. R. Trackmen are great- ly improving the appearance of the railroads by setting out several dia- mond shaped flower beds, which, when finished will make a decided improvement. Quite ae number from Hensall at- tended the football match in Bruce - field on Tuesday evening. Bruce - field was matched against Kenburn and the result was a win for Bruce - field by the score of 1-0. Dr. Larkin of Seaforth preached a very acceptable sermon in the Car- mel church on Sunday evening last which was well attended. Rev. Mc- Connell took Dr. Larkins pulpit in Seaforth for the occasion. On Monday. evening last a number of friends - of Miss Phillis Young, bride elect, gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin and gave the young lady a kitchen show- er consisting of many beautiful and appropriate gifts for use in the kit- chen... A very pleasant and enter- taining evening was tendered the young couple by Mr. and Mrs. Good- win. C. Gaminage of Ridgetown. was high gun, with a score of 148, at the trap shoot held here on June 4th by the Hensall Gun Club. Nelson Long, of Hamilton, was second with 146, while G. iliarr, Woodstock, and F. -Kerr, Crediton, were tied for third with 144. • C. Gammage had a long run of 33, while Nelson Long was second with 71 H. Taylor, of Rodney, was third with 54, and G. Marr, of Wood- stock, fourth with 53.: Fred herr, Crediton, 144; Nelson Long, Hamilton, 146; Dave Brintnell Hensall, 134; J. Passmore, Hensall, bout to plow a five -acre field of very old sod for tillage, when to his great surprise on sticking the plow into the ground, struck a bed of gravel several feet in depth and of a most excellent ..quality, and it is said the quantity* is almost unlimited. Since the discovery over five hundred loads of choice gravel have been tak- en out. The residents of that section are greatly pleased over the discov- ery as -it is a. innch needed commod- ity. Zurich Mr. and Mrs T. L. Wurm have moved into their new apartments in Meliek's Block, above T. L 'Wurm's. store. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chagas- and fain l zly and - Mr. Ed, Schnell motored ever from Detroit and spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. 'J. Snell. Mrs.' W. C. Callfas underwent an operation for some trouble in her head. on Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Siebert, Misses Ada and and Nora Siebert; Messrs Frank and Wm. Siebert all of De- troit, and Mr, Albert Siebert of Niagara Falls, spent a few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Siebert. There passed away at his home, Bronson Line, Hay township, on Fri- day, May 29th, Mr. Nicholas Kennel, aged 65 years, 9 months and 6 days. He has been a sufferer from asthma for a number of years. Deceased was well and favprably known in these parts, was born at Agatha, Waterloo County, and has been a resident of Hay Township forsome thirty years. He is survived beside his sorrowing widow by 10 children 8 daughters and two sons, also one sister. The funeral took place to the Omish cemetery, Bronson Line. ZIO;.r Prof. Knowles and wife, of Toron- to, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Taylor. Mr. Arnold Taylor and wife and child returned to Detroit after visit- ing the former's father, lTr. R. Tay- lor. A number from here attended the Masonic picnic at Springbank, from Granton on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, C. Gorvett, of Gran- ton, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. W. Batten. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hern and family visited with D. Stephens of St. Marys on Sunday. A barn belonging to Dr. Copeland was burned in St. Marys about 9,30 in the evening. Six horses were burned, also some delivery rigs. ' Mr. Arthur Gunning, of Kirkton, is very low at present. Mrs. 0. Cann, of Thames Road, is at present very ill. BIDDULPH Marion, the nine year old daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Dickens, underwent a painful operation on Wednesday of last week and a second on Saturday last for the removal of a growth on her face, thought to be the result of an infected tooth. The little girl has suffered consider- able pain but is now doing as well as can be expected. The cement bridge near the farm of Mr. freeman Dobbs ,on the 4th concession was completed ou Satur- day night. The contractor made an excellent job. It will be a while yet before the bridge will be opened for traffic: "Freddie Lee," the old favorate horse owned by Mr. Henry W. Hod- gins, passed in his checks on thurs- day of last week. This gond old piece of horse flesh has a history and few of the equine race has a better record. He was at one time a con- testant on the race tracks, and dur- ing his older years was an excellent driver, being faithful and gentle. Crediton Mrs. Lineham of Detroit is vis- iting at the home of her sister, Mrs, Conrad Scliilbe, The- Crediton District Sunday School convention of the Evangeli- cal church are holding their annual gathering at MoKiliop Tp., on June Pith and 18th. Mr, Herbert Kalbfleisch, who is attending the Waterloo Seminary, is spending the vacation at his home ou the 16th concession. The Ladies' Aid, of James St. church held their meeting Thursday afternoon. Gratifying results were heard from' the different committees. The membership. contest which has been in progress for a short time, re- sulted with over fifty new .members being added to the roll. It was de- cided to hold a strawberry festival, July 4th. . Mrs, Henry Motz returned home from London on Sunday after spend- ing a week with, friends there. She was accoinpanied by Mr. and Mrs. W. Heatherley and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Newman. Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson, spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. John Bedford. Mr. Richard Hill and family ac- companied by Mrs. V. J. Meade and and Mrs. W. F. Sando visited with Mr. anti Mrs. Albert Hooper in Clin- ton on Sunday afternoon. Mr.and Mrs. Chas. Zwicker motor- ed to New Hamburg on Sunday re- turning home Tuesday morning. The village Trustees have cleclar ed Thursday, June 19th as Civic hol- iday, there being a joint Sunday School picnic of the Evangelical church and Methodist chureb on that date. Mr, I. Brown, a former boy of the village, and Mr. Johnston, a former Canadian bank of Commerce mana- ger, now of Amhers'tburg, visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Eilber on Sunday evening and Monday. Miss Trellis Hodgins is visiting her mother for a few days. Mr. Henry Eilber is able to be up to the office again after being con- fined to his bed for a week. Shipka The school picnic will be held at Grand Bend on Saturday, June 14th. Bean seeding has been completed in this section. Mr. Thos. Barnham, who has been ill all winter is now showing signs of improvement. Mrs. Isiah Tetreau, who has been ,in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, un- dergoing an operation, was . able to return home last Sunday and is now on a fair way to recovery. (Miss Calling, who has been unable to teach at the school for several months, owing to ill health, is again on duty. Miss Sharpe had charge during' Miss Calling's absence. The Ladies' Aid o! the Methodist church is holding a htrawberry fest- ival on. June 19th. j Mr. Wnm. Wilson, of Goderich and Mr. Sain'i Hutchinson and son were here attending the funeral of the late David Hutchinson. Rev. Mr. Maines is attending Con- ference at Windsor thigweek. SUNSHINE He had reached the great age of 27 j years. •Mr. Garfield Needham of Bryan- ston visited over Sunday with Mr. Fred Davis: Mrs. (Rev.) Connor, wife of the rector of. Saintsbury and Kirkton Anglican churches, underwent a sur- gical operation in Toronto Hospital last week for the removal of a large .tumor. The operation was a success and the patient is doing as well as can be expected. A SURPRISE—Mr. Harvey Hod- gins, of the 4th concession was most pleasantly surprised one day last week, which promises to enhanch his bank account to a great extent. He had harnessed his team and was 'a- 134; R. D. Bell, Hensall, 137; C. Ganimage, Ridgetown, 148; A. Hol- lingshead,. Dutton, 137; W. McCane, St. Thomas, 130; Wes. Staples, Ing- gersoll, 131; W. Sage, Ingersoll, 136 J. Staples, Ingersoll, 127;. R. Day, London, 142; G. Marr, Woodstock,. 144; H. Taylor, Rodney, 137; T. H. Baker, . London, 128; J. Kunkin, Hensall, 54. out of 60; W. Hess, Hensall, 34 out of 60; P. Passmore, IIensall, 70 out of 90. A very interesting meeting of ibe ?Young People eague was held` on Monday °venial% last. Vocal selec- tions were given by: S. Ronnie and Mrs. Joynt, a reading by Miss E. Shaddock, a pianosolo by Mrs. C. Hoggarth. The topic ou Summer ,School was very ably delivered by the president, Mr, Geo. Follicle. Miss E. McKay, of Seaforth, visit- ed for a short time with Mrs. E Mc- Queen on Sunday. Mr. J. Eisenhofer, of Listowel, is visiting with his sister Mrs! H. Price in town this week. Mr. S. Beuglas spent,: the week- end with friends near St. Thomas. Mr. Jack Passmore attended a shoot held at St. Thomas the fore- part of this week, The Salvation Aimy Silver Band of London,' consisting of 30 music - Ons, will give an open air concert in Hensall on Saturday June 14th. Miss Clarkson,,,, who has been spending the. last year ; „ or so - with Mrs. W. Otterbein," left on Monday for her home in England. Dashwood Mr. and Mrs. H. Eidta and family, of Ingersoll, visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. Stade on Sunday. Mr. Czar Steinhagen, of the Can- adian Bank of Commerce, has had a move to Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Mierenson and dau- ghter, Leona. and Miss Ella Zimmer, of Detroit, visited with Mr, and Ars. Wra Zimmer last week. Mr. and Airs. T. Kiump spent Sat-' urday last in Kitchener. Mr. P. Moffat had the misfortune of spraining his knee while playing foot ball at Bruce:tield last week. Children's Dray will be observed in the Evangelical Sunday School on June 15tH, at 10:15 a.m. In the evening Rev Mr. Dreier,' of Crediton will occupy the pulpit. Every preacher's wife longs ardent. 'fy to'express her )honest opin@loin of the flock. Miss Iney Creery of Sydenham, spent the week end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. AT. Routly visited with 11Ir. and Mrs. A. Francis of Stephen on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hodgins and Doris, Mrs. W. Davis ,and Ivan and Clarence of Saintsbury, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. C. Fletcher. Last Sunday, our pastor being away the W.M.S. held theis regular meeting after Sunday School. Mrs. G. Jaques gave a splendid report of the branch meeting held in St. Thomas recently. Quite a nufnber from the vicinity attended • the anniversary "'services held in the Kirkton. Anglican church on Sunday. - A number of the young people motored to Goderich on Monday evening and took in the Greyhound boat ride which was very enjoyable. Thames Road The Sunday School anniversary of the Thames Road Presbyterian church will be held on Sunday, June 223a.d. Rev. Mr. Gardiner, of Ailsa Craig, will preach at both morning and evening services, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Music in the morning by the Thames Road choir and in the even- ing by Cavell Presbyterian choir of Exeter. On Monday June 23rd. a Strawberr Festival will be held on the Manse grounds.. Supper served from 6 to 8. In the afternoon sports and races and a baseball game be- tween Thames Road and the Bound ary will commence at 6 o'clock. Af- ter supper a program will be given by Messrs; Roy Goulding, E. Chris- tie. and Wm. Mills; Are. G. Pass- more, entertainer and local singing. Admission 50c and 25c. Children of the Sunday School free. You -can save money by patilntiag your own car if ,italic am,d�'cloithes are; worth nothiinlg: A. normal. pian .as Ione who w snders suitably tviiatt became of last naotaths's income. n "Ocean of Pleasu " b EM P FtESS or MONO- CLASS CABIN SERVICE —The exhilarating Sea air, the fascina- tion of the restless ocean, the entertain- ments aboard the ship —and what ships. Large, speedy and luxuriously furnished, they represent the very highest in ship- building art—while the cuisine and service leave nothing to be desired—truly a voyage of enchant- ment. 9ve! eaiy Whalen Mr. Walter Gunning and sister, Elsie spent Sunday at the 'home of their sister, Mrs. Wm. Tookey, of Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Morley and family, motored to Stratford on Sun- day and spent the day with Mr. and and Mrs: Gordon'Morley. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Milison and Mr. and Airs. Frank Squire spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mardlin, of London Township. The regular monthly meeting of the W.M.S. will be held at the home of Mrs. Jas. Morley on Thursday af- ternoon, June 12th, at 2.30 p.ni, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Foster have returned from their honeymoon toad will now -settle in their new nome, recently vacated by Mr. Gordon Mer - ley. Miss Beth Whaley spent the week- end in Lucan. The Whalen church will hold their summer anniversary services on June 22nd when Rev. W. E. Don- nelly, of Exeter, will be the preacher for the day. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Daman of Tuc- kersmith, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Geo. Squire, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. John Ashton and son Lloyd, of London, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gunning. CENTRALIA 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. Proctor visited with friends in Belgrave over Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fairhall, of Windsor, spent the week -end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fairhall. Mr. John Essery has been in Windsor this week attending Con- ference. Mrs. Jas. Neil visited in Detroit with her daughter, Mrs. E. Beavers, last week. ATrs. Beavers is return- ing with her for a short visit. A kitchen shower was given in honor of Miss Edna Bowden, by the Mission Circle members and other t friends at the home of Miss Verda Boyce, on Monday evening. Grand Bend. Death of Mrs. - Statton.—Phare died here on May 28th, l\tary, belov- ed wife of Joseph Oliver, at the age of 53 years. Deceased had been i11 only a few days of pneumonia. Al- though not being well for a number Of years, being troubled with a weak hart, her death came as a shock to her friends and relatives. Besides her husband, she is survived by two slaughters; also five sisters and three brothers] Her father, John Statton died here on April 30. Her remains were interred in -the cezne- teryhere on Friday, the funeral be- ing largely attended. The bereaved have the sympathy of the commun- ity. Mrs. B. Bossenberry and children are visiting at Forest, Mrs. Richard Canning, who has been visiting at London, returned to her hone here last Week. Mrs. Frank Allister has. sold her property here to Mr. John Taylor. Mr. Elgin Neeb is all smiles, the stork having brought a son to his home on June 3rd. Miss .Geraldine Ravelle,: who has been in Detroit, returned home on. 'Saturday.' '•'• MP ]and Airs. Ed. Gill, Jr. left Fri-' 'daY'for a trip to Hamilton and Nia- gara Falls,