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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-12-19, Page 5THE 'EXETER TIMES•ADVOCATE 7.HVI SP" DECEMBER 1.9, 19201, g jj lot 4 tOaninterr. fJ1.INTON,. ON .'.tl lip OFFERS yOU A PRACTICAL BUSINTRAINING that lras made it p �. sible for our scores of dents to :obtain and hold positiona demi ding 4 -high standard efficiency.. -T11161113. 1S. A POSI`T'ION, '.VAI < G FOR TOU Courses: Secretarin Couunereittl, S '`ogrepiile, General .01..11e0.< Civil Seeviee, oruruer'ciui Te ers Courses artd Slrceiol - Courses urrang, a. . You cannot' attend better echo Why not attend this? School Reons M day, January 6th, 1930 Write r M. A. STONE, . Com, Specialist; -day r information. Phone 198." • 13. F. WARD, M.A. lee -Principal Principal D. Honor • dedicine the Univ Ili/ember and Sur tvvo dooi Phone 5(i R. I. P. D s; GALL graduate e t Faculty of and Ma, or or Science, of rsity , Western Ontario. of loge of Physicians o = of Ontario. Office ast of Post Office. HENSALL, ONT. BBesidenct} 114 DR. J. A. McTAGGAR Specializi in PI e 1116N, ILL : NT. +,telephone Ill( Main Street L. D. S, Work HENSALL Miss Eliza Newell spent the week- end with friends in Exeter. Miss Nellie Carmichael, oL' Deeter, is assisting in the drug store !during the Christmas rush. Mfrs. Alvin Hoskins, of Detroit, is -visiting at the home of her father; lir. Lawrence Hofferman. A cheque for $250 was paid over -to the town treasurer as a rebate on the street lighting for 1928. Mrs. G. Horton, of Saskatchewan and 11Irs. Sam Horton, of Calgary are visiting relatives in town. 'The .public library will be closed .on December 26th so as to allow the librarian a well earned holiday. ' Miss Jean Elder of London is spending a few days at the hone of her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Eld- er. Mrs. Lee Haddon, of Hamilton, is. visiting with friends: In town and is also helping at the post office dur- ing the Christxnas rush. Next Suday special 'Christmas' ser- vices will be held in all the churches aitd special Christmas. music will be furnished by the choir. The scholars of the United church Sunday School will hold their :annual Crhistmas entertainment in the. Town Hall on Monday evening. A splen- peograrn will be provided. A representative from Toronto - was here for a few days lately to check up the trouble and has made a :recommendation to the Toronto; '4 -Commission. The manager hopes to. have the troubles satisfactorily • .elided in a few days.. • •Tbe members o1 the Carmel Pres- byterian Church intend holding a :Christmas Concert in the Town Hall on Thursday evening, December 26. A fine program is being prepared aid will consist of choruses, drills, pantomines, solos, etc and a short play will -be given entitled, "A Kiss in the Dark." ' The firemen nave erected their annual Community Christmas Tree u front of the Town Hall. The tree is nicely decorated with coloured lights and has a handsome appear- ance. Sonta Claus will arrive here Monday around 2:30 p.m. and will have a present for every boy and girl and will have one also for the chil- dren who are unable to come. Tho A.Y.P.A. of the St. Paul's An- glican church held their meeting on Monday evening last. The meeting was presided over by the president Mr. T. Simpson.. After the minutes, roll call and general business, the .scripture lesson was read by Mr. Peppier after- which Mrs. Goodwin gave a reading entitled "Interest. of entisic in the dome." A musical number was given by Mrs. Peppier and the remainder of the evening was spent in singing the Christmas Carol. The last meeting of the Hydro -Commission for the year was held .on Friday evening last with all the members present and a lot of busi- ness transacted. The local commie - shaft have had. some trouble over not having ettouglr ]ower some times for the electric stoves during the rush hours of the day. The manager eX- Veined that the step-up tearrsforrners now in nee to take Care of the rush hours would cause too crutch trouble .at night when the power use was low. • Council :1ieetiti The hist meeting of the village .eotrncil for the year was held on Monday evening with all the urom- berg pre' ut. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted on motion of Petty and Cameron. A yuiniber of adjustments were asked for in the way of rebate on dog taxes but the council thought it better to lertve the meeting till the new coun- cil in January so as to give those a chanuC who wish to appear before the council in person or .send in a 'tveitten notice of being wrongfully a-sesesd. A nrtthei' of accounts were pre- sented and ordered paid. Tax col - teeter Hemphill was Present and made a report .to the Council. He stated that there was still some $1,000 of taxes still unpaid but the most of it would be paid within the next Yew, days. On motion of Ort•• wein and Sangster the roll way' ex- tended to finish- collection,by Janu- ary 13th:' Before the council; adjournment Reeve Higgins thanked the council for their hearty co-operation during the year -and stated that during the 7 or 8 years ,as councillor and reeve of . Iiertsall he never worked with .a Council *bete there was less strife than there was, this year. It would be, intp"oseible for a reeve to .give his best to the municipality that he re- presented without the help of hie council :and no. ono knows what a hearty co-operation means in a conn- cil till he occupies the Reeve's chair himself. . Two municipal drains have beer, put in this year at a very low cost; a lot 'of gravelling. has been done; the town pumps and water tank have been practically rebuiit.,and a great amount of other work done. Al- though 1 mill extra was charged uP to the' village for the provincial highways. Our rate this year was 1 nrlll less than last year which is a record for our council. Councillor Petty also spoke for a few minutes touching on the splen= did co-operation this year and hoped that the electors would see fit to give the council an acclamation for 1930. The council then adjourned. CHISELHURST There is to be an entertainment and Christmas Tree at the church on Friday evening. All the chilclen have made a special attempt to hove an interesting program. itir. and Mrs. Howard Wright and children visited Mr. and Mrs. H. Kaercher on Sunday. , The W.M,S. held - their monthly meeting in the church Tuesday last. A good attendance were present, 1lfiss Edna Brintnell; of Seaforth, is hone spending a few holiclay:s with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brintnell, of Chiselhurst. MT. CARMEL b'[r. Frank Hall was in London last week on business. Mr. Edward Hogan, of .Edmonton, Alta., is visiting his brother bIr. J.• Hogan. Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Morrissey and sons Jack and Cyril attended the funeral of a friend at London on Sat- urcl ay. Miss Ellie Iloulahan, of Detroit, is visiting at her home. Mrs. Catherine O'Rourke received the news of the death of her aunt Mrs. Sweeney whose death took place at the home of her daughter Mrs. J. J. Ryan of St. Thomas last week. Mr. Alonzo /McCann has engaged Robert Denny to work on the farm. Miss Aileen Boland left last week for Detroit where she will train. at St. Joseph's "Mercy Hospital. CENTRALIA We have the parts and experienc- ed mechanics, Try our Ford service. Sandy :Elliot. Genuine Ford parts all models 1912 to 1929 carried -itr stock. Our local cream haulers have had some -difficulty during the recent block -up with heavy roads, Mr. Joe White being obliged to leave his truck in the country until :Sa,turdoy aftern 0on. On Friday evening of this week the Eatnclay School will hold their annual Christmas Concert Tree in basement of the church, Admission adult classes 25c.; intermediate 15c. and smaller classes free of charge. M'r, and Mrs. Richard Hicks and family, of Flint, Mich., are holiday- ing with their parents. rehr. John Kent has been confined to his home through illness for the past week. The Young people of the cotenttrn-. ity met recently at the homes of Mr.• and Mrs. Murray Neil, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, Mr. and Mrs. 'meet Bohr- den. owthen. Mr. and Mrs. Neil were pro- sented with a Chesterfield table, 11Ir, and Mrs. Siitith with a buffet mir- ror and fern stand, Mr. rand We. Ilowden a wieker chair.., Tlie been - lugs were spent in games and dance Ing. We are ;glad to TWA that i11r°. Kenneth Simpson will be able to re- turn to his honte the latter Viet of this week. MMEAMMA CREDITON We are sorry to report that 'Mr's. Magdalena Either is on the sick list. \Mrs Lloyd Hey acrd sou )'reder- lett ere visiting for a few weeks in Detroit with relatives. Miss Lily Either, of Cleveland, spent :Monday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Cltas. Either. Mrs. Albert Morlock and Miss C. Beaver attended the funeral of their aunt it1 Hamilton last Thursday. Ivir, Lester Mcisane, of Detroit and Miss Helen Melsaae, of London spent Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mc:Isaac. iter, Elgin Woodall, of Detroit, spent Sunday with his parents M,'. and Mrs. Jgseplr Woodall. ..bir. Henry Either attended the In- surance meeting inBensali last Sat- ttrday, Mr. Albert Moriock 18 busy these days erecting his machine shop on bis premises. Mr. Henry F, Silber returnoci to London on Monday to complete his plumbing job. Mr: and Mrs. John N. Merlock have moved into their new home 011 King Street, We Welcome them to our town. The Christmas Concert of the Evangelical Sunday School and con- gregation will he held Wednesday, December 25th in the auditorium of the church at 8 p,m. .A. miscellan- eous program ,by the primaries and juniors will first be given and a sac- red pantonine followed by the inter- esting cantata "The Song in the Air" by the Young people. The entire Program promises to he interesting, entertaining and instructive. Every- body- is cordially invited to attend this sacred concert. " In the service next Sunday even- ing at the Evangelical church the male choir of twenty voices will sing a Chrsitmas selection. The choir and possibly other individuals will also contribute to the 'evening ser- vice. This will be a very sacred and enjoyable Sunday pre -Christmas ser- vice. Come prepared to sing a number of old-time Christmas Car- ols. ,We expect a large congrega- tion if the weather permits. The annual Christmas party given by the Evangelical Dorcas Band brought out forty of its members. At 8.30 p.m. the teacher of the class W. M. Sippell took the chair and opened with brief devotion. A part- ly sacred surprise program was ren- dered at which every one was to re- sPon:d. There were a number of real new surprises. The Dorcas. class boosters would have won the prize if one had beeu offered. Very interesting readings; . a humorous duett and a solo were given and a closing contest. The distribution of Christmas gifts with bliss Lillian Haist -as holly old- S,aint Nicholas had• its usual fascination and the social conriiittee brought out a bounteous helping of sandwiches, cake and cof-- fee. A vote of thanks was given to them. The White Gifts will be received in next Sunday's session of :the Sun- day School. A representative from each class will bring their class of- fering to the platform, the evening of the concert. The sunt total w be announced. The gifts will be di- vided among the cliartiable institu- tions. of our Province. Rev. Lorne W. Brown, former- ly of Crediton, who recently moved from Stamford, Conn. to take charge of the Hollis Presbyterian Church, Hollis, Long Island, N.Y., was on Wednesday evening of last week in- stalled as the new minister of the church. The .order of the service was as follows: O'gan prelude; hymn number 465; call to worship; prayer of invocation; scripture reading. Ro- mans 12, by Rev. M. A. Cayley; North Avenue Presbyterian Church, New Rochelle, N.Y.; Anthem "Seel: Ye the Lord"; sermon, Rev. Dr. Geo. Ste- wart, First Presbyterian Church, of Stamford, Conn.; Constitutional ques- tions, Rev. Andrew Magill, Moderator of the Brooklyn -Nassau Presbytery; Prayer of Installation, Rev. W. P: ;Moody, Director of Religious Educe- iton, Brooklyn -Nassau Presbytery; Charge to the, minister, Rev. W. P. Soper, Huguenot itlemorial Church, Pelham Manor, N.Y.; hymn number 433; Charge of the People, Rev. Frederick T. Steele, general+secretary church Extension Board, Brooklyn- Nassau Presbytery; Hymn number 336; Benediction; Organ Postlude. B. E. Fresh oranges. home. Y, W'inehelset turas fruits, peels, es right, right at GRAND BEND The Christmas entertainment on Friday night of this week December 24th in the United Church. A good prograln is being prepared; so don't miss it. Rev. J. M. Coiling was in Loudon on Friday broadcasting at C,iGie 11Irs. Coiling was with him. Quite a number took in the dance at Tltedford on Friday evening last, Mr. Peter Eisenbaeh is finishing Up the sawing of the logs in the yard. Do your C'hristina.s shopping, at home where you get valtte for your money, A white Christmas Will be observ- ed next Sunday. It you feel like helping being your gift next Sunday Morning, At the service Rev, J, M. Coiling will give his sixth in the series of the greatest things in the Bible. Be sure it hear hint. rf t qi11111I11111111111111111I11111111111111ii 1111i1111i ii1111111011i11111111111MIIIIIIIi11II1i1i iii111i1111111111111111i11111111I110111 11111111 ED & WHITE CHAIN ammo MIRO MEMO MUMS AmEmE IMIMM IMMO Wishing You A Merry Christ .ALL THESE PRICES WILL BE GOOD UNTIL C MIXED NUTS Finest Quality Good even assortment 2 pounds for 45c. PACKAGE FIGS Regular 10c. size for 5c.. While t: ey last. CELERY HEARTS 25c, per bunch Ogilvies - CHINA OATS Per pkg. 40c. ith every 1 Ib, tin OLD MEDAL 'COFFEE at 70c. We are offering FREE 1 lb. of SU Tangerines S TMAS EVE . 1 • I, , , 39c, a dog,. Oranges ,'t, 59, 74 and 89.c. 'a dozen Red E ,. ' rot. Grappes -2 2 lbs. for 29e, Tabl • aisins , . , , , . 1 lb, pkg. 35c. Sh ed Almonds ., , , , .. , , :59c.' a 'lb. flow Pineapple Rings . , - 70c., lb, Red Cherries in Syrup 1,.2 1f . for 25c. New Dates . , ... , ,_... 3 lbs. for 27c. De -Luxe Jelly Powders .5 pkgs, 25c. Don't overlook our Golden Spray Cheese .at. 33c. lb. the finest made, CHRISTMAS •;• NDIES-T largest range of Christmas Candies in Exeter Call and be convinced, CHOCOLA i ES -Fan Boxes, ranging from 10e. to :$5.00 ' CHOCOLATES ND .' AMS, BON BONS, JELLIES, CARMELS CIGARS, CH ' IST AS PACKAGES, TOBACCO, PIPE-, ETC; HARVEY & H ' VEY Phone 102 IIIIIlI111i11i111111IIIIII111111IIIII 1111 4 -- EXETER, ONT. "' ality Always Higher than Price," We Deliver MEM MAI IMEIMMA MEMO MEMEEE 11111111111111I111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110 DASHWOOD Dr. H. H. Cowen, L :S., D.D.S. DE ; .AcG SU ' EON e At office 1 Iiar eib Block, Dash- wood, first i' ire:. days df week and at; office ov " ie Post Office, ID Zurich, last ee days of week. ,Please keep in mind Blackhush S. S. No.' -11 School concert to be held in the school on the evening of Fri- day, December 20. The concert will consists of songs, dialogues, drills, etc. Keep this date open for a good time. Admission 25c. and 15c. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ahrens, of Elmira and Mr. Wm., Mussehl, of Elmwood,. have returned home after attending t°he funeral of their uncle Mr. G. Nadiger. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schulty, of Mt. Clemens and hir. and Mrs: Dan Normyle, of Kalamazoo, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, of Galt and Walter and Harold Nadiger of Cass City, (Mich., Have also return - i d home after attending. the funeral of their father and grandfather. On December the llth one of the oldest and most widely known resi- dents of Dashwood in the person of G. Nadiger died :at the hone of his son Edward in his. 7 Sth year. The de- ceased was born in Petersburg, Ont. and .came to Dashwood 47 years ago and lived here ever since. His wife predeceased hint eight years ago and one son John sixteen •years ago. He leaves to mourn two sons and three daughters and 10 grandchildren one brother and one sister. The funeral was held from Lutheran church where services were conducted by Rev. Ness. Interment was made in the LuthOr-an cemetery. Last week mention was made of the death of 'Mr. John England who died in St. ,Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, on December -the 5th, 1929 ag- ed 67 years, 11 months and 1 day. The deceased had been ailing for several weeks suffering from gan- gerine. He was taken to the Lon- don Hospital where the leg was am- putated. The ' deceased was twice married, his first wife being Re- becca Schrader who predeceased hint the following year. Irl 1896 he was married to Caroline Older and for 33 years they lived on the Goshen line before moving to Zurich three years ago. Besides Itis widow he is survived • by one brother Henry, of Dashwood, three sisters, Mrs. Jacob Link, .Irs. Daniel Fatist and Miss Mary England, all of Dashwood. The funeral was held on Sunday, December the Sth. interment in the Exeter cemetery. GREENWAY Christmas concert in the United church on. Christmas eve. Don't miss the fine Christmas pageant and the other items. Mies Dorothy i)elling was in Lon- don last week, :Mrs. English has returned froth a week spent in London with ]ler daughter Mrs. Troy Shepherd, Mrs: Allister, one of the oldest residents suffered a severe stroke last weep. Several members of her fancily from Michigan have come to help care for her. School cottoerts are creating' an interest in the neighborhood. Last Monday evening the members cif Grand Rend 'rutted church joined With the local church and listened with greet profit and interest to a masterly address by Rev, I3reihner, tie llrucefield. The pastor Rev, 3. ("`olliftg presided and the ladies served lunch. Next Sunday the C'hristnlas mess. sage will be given 111 the United church lit sermon and song and the White Christmas will be observed as in recent 7o3r3. YOUNG MEN YOUNG WOMEN OF THE EXETER DISTRI The Ontario Department of Agric ure Extends to you The Season's Gr ,;' tangs and invites you to attend c e Short Co ''rses in Agricult re and H 1 e Economics To bel d in JAN UA EX �Y 7: R • o JANUARY 31 Tuitio> fre.,:,' °No text books required - Courses ,'n,;r` •griculture-TOWN HALL Courses in Home'' conomics-MR. SENIOR'S HALL For further particulars and complete outline, of the . courses write: G. A. McCAGUE Agricultural Representative, Clinton, Ont. KIRKTON . •. Dr. John Roger and Mrs. Roger have been visiting friends here left on Saturday for Whitby. 1liessers. Amos Doupe, J. Walker and R. Selves were in Goderich this week as witnesses on the Dawson vs Dawson case. Mr, and Mr. Walter Hazelwood went ,to London on Saturday on their way to Detroit where they will visit for a while with their family. Mrs. S. Shier spout a few daye this wieel. with her daughter in Stratford. .The roads are in .poor shape for motheing. Two cars got into the ditch near the school house.- For- tunately no one was hurt. The public school held their con- cert on Friday afternoon with a good attendance. The children did exceptionally well under the trate- ing of Miss Gunning and Mr. W. R. Goulding. • The funeral o1 tate late Mrs. John Berry was held from St. Paul's An- gilican Church on Wednesday after• noon. Mrs. Berry passed away ort •Saturday, following an operation ii Toronto. Rev. bit•. Bulteel, of the Anglican Church, and Rev. ilii. Bell of the United Church had charge of tate funeral service. The church was packed to the doors with sor- rowing friends and acquaintances,, Mrs. Berry leaves her husband, one brother and one sister to mourn her passing. ELIMVILLE. We have tate parts and experienc- ed mechanics. Try our Ford service. Sandy Elliot, Germine Ford pttt•ts all models 1912 to 1929 carried -in stork. Mr. and Mrs. Will Elford and fancily visited relatives at Wellburn on Snnclay last, Mrs, Maud Heyw.00cl, of Exeter; was renewing acquaintances in the Vicinity last week. Iteniember the Public School con- eert to be given in the church on I rictay, December the 20th, cont- nthncieg .nt 7.30 promptly. Mr. 'Wilfred ,Tonus is still seriouee ly i11 at 'Victoria IZospitel, London. Mr. Joshua Johns, his father, has been stayltil, with him for some days. WI#AIIN b:tr. Earl Jolritstol't is .allsnrilest it's a girl. Mr. W. flatten is also smiling for it's also n girl, United serviees' of church and Sunday School will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. The annual meeting of Zion Sun- -day School was held recently. The school are winding up a successful year. The finances are in a healthy condition there being $77.00 in the treasury. The election of officers• for next year resulted as, follows: Supts., Eph. Bern, Wellington Brock; Sec'y., Ward Hern; Assist. Sec'y., Thomas Hern:; organist, Ha- zel, Earl, Mrs, W. .Batten; Temper- ance Sec'y., Ross Hern; Missionary See'y., Mrs. W. Brock; Cradle Roli;. Mrs. A. Jacques; Teachers, R. E. Pooley, Harold Hern, Wm. Bern, Mrs. Warren Brock, Mrs. R. E,. Pooley, Mrs. J. T. Bern, Mrs. M. Hern, Miss Hazel Earl. WBALEr W. M. S. The December meeting of the W. M. S. was held at the home of the President, +Mrs. Frank Gunning on Thursday :afternoon of last weeie with the President in charge. Mrs. Thos. Gunning, Mrs. John Hazel- wood and Mrs. Frank Gunning led, in prayer. The scripture lesson. Luke 2; verses 8-20, was read re- sponsively with Mrs. Melville Gunn- ing., The . devotional leaflet, "Re-. gions Beyond" was react by Mrs! Harvey Squire. The business. for the year was finished and the re- ports given. The annual meeting was then held and the following of- ficers Were elected: Pres., Mrs. V. Gunning; 1st Vice -Pres., Mrs. John Hazelwood; 2nd Vice -fres., Mrs. W. Morley; Ree. Sec'y.,,Mrs. Milton Og-- clear; Corr. Sec'y., hits. 'Harvey' Squire; Treas., hire. alert Mossir, Christian Stewardship Sec'y., hire. Plies. Gunning; Finance Com„ Mrs. T. Gunning, Mrs. Mossip, Miss Bessie Marley, Mrs. Melville Gunning, hits. Edgar Squire; Strangers.Sec'y., Albert Gunning; Assist., Mrs. D. A., Joltt'on, 111issionary Monthly See' y,,, M're. Frank Squire; Supply Sec's, Mrs. John Hodgson; Assist., 'lits. (l. Squire; Temperance See'y., airs. W. Morley; Supt. of Little Light Mare era, Miss Elsie Gunning; Literature See'y., Mrs, Harvey Squire; Press See'y,• Miss Elva Morley; Mite Box Sec'y:, Airs. Freeman Arksey; Pian- ist. Mise Bessie Morley; Assist, Miss' Verna Hazelwood. fire meetings will be held itt tine Moines with lunch as usual. *Plans will be made for meetings and the lunch conttuitto,oa for the ceittiutz year. ' P?ay er' by Mrs, 1). A. Johnsoit closed the meeting. Tea was then;. Served and ail enjoyed it pleaSnnt the joytblis tlltro.