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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-05-01, Page 54 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE THURSDAY, MAT 1» 19»0 T gtcljoml pt ffimmmrr CLINTON, ONTARIO i ii tSymbol of Service, You cannot attend STUDENT AY REGISTER AT ANY TIME OffersAou a Practical Bu a hteh standard of Cyiirses; Seer Office, Cours s Training made it possible Afli^our scores of stu- positions demandingobtain and h lency. TION WAITING FOR YOU r|al, Comincrpitil, Stenographic, L Service, Commercial Teachers’ nd Special Courses arranged. School. Why not attend this? Write to-day for information. Phone 198 >1, A. STONE, ‘ B. 1\ WARD, B.A, Com, Specialist, Vice-Principal Principal CREDITON Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Orme and Lois of Toronto, visited with jMr, and Mrs, E. K . Palmer a few days last week* School opened on Monday the Easter holidays with a attendance, A large number from town, ip Zurich on Sunday attending the services of the Evangelical Confer ence. Rev. Niergarth of Cleveland, Ohio, who preached in. the Evangelical church on Sunday morning was en tertained by Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Mor- Morlock. Mr. George Mawliinney and. iMr, John Hirtzel attended the con- cVention of the Ontario Education Association held in Toronto last week as the -delegates of their schools The Annual Conference of the Evangelical church met at Zurich the past week with Bishop S.* P. Spreng of Naperville, HI., as chair- The appointments were rend night, following are to our communities, returns to Crediton year; A. U. Sauer to Z. Dreler to Zurich; H. A. Kellerman to Waterloo; F- B. Meyer to Rodney; J. M. Oestreiclier to Rosenthal; E. H. Bean to Hanover E. Brom, Milverton. In spite of the heavy losses hy death and removals the church registers a numerical gain. C. Cornwall was ordained elder and M. Durst, E.E. Pletch, C. Heck- endorn were ordained, deacons. We rejoice over the addition, of these latter four young men into the Can ada Conference. C. Yonsen a promis ing candidate was voted license as probationer. On Sunday both the Evangelical Church and Town Hall were used for services morning af ternoon and evening. . The resolution committee at the Annual Conference took special no tice of the absence of a number of its usual members. Rev. M. L. Wing who was absent for the first time in fifty years of service but we hope for his -speedy recovery and contin ued service now as an energetic member of the Calvary Memorial Church Kitchener; Rev. N. H. Reib- ling who suffered a nervous collapse the past' year and sustains a super annuated relation to the church for one year, he is recovering rapidly. No one. would have enjoyed the Conference more than the late J. H- Holtzmann. The pastor -of Crediton had the duty of writing a suitable resolution which was approved by the session and' will be sent to the family. • iServices in the usual manner next Sunday at the Evangelical Church with the exception that the evening service begins at 7.30. Preparations are being mfide for. Mother’s- Day, May 11. In the morn ing service several choruses will b© rendered by a large group of mothers The Sunday School session will .be marked with special music and read ing/!. The Evangelicals and tl^eir friends are cordially invited to’ be interested in these services, offer ing at the S. S. for the O. R. E. C. after good were CHAIN RED & WHITE STORES Specials for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, May lstM 2nd, and 3^^ 1-2 pound tin of Red & White COFFEE for 28c. T Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 4every Day! Celery, Cabbage, ’ Carrots, Cukes, Lettuce, Onions, Ra dishes, z Rhubarb, Tomatoes, and etc. Corned eef for 21C. Right now is the time to can Pineapples Ines Medium 24’s 4 for $1.00 J>rf di*LUSCIOUS, SWEET CUBAN Large 14’s 3 for $Z00 Large l6’s 30c. eacb^F 10 lbs. GRANUJ^ATEi) SUGAR for 58c. SITCCIAL PRICES BY THE BAG - a...,>!*'■ Mr. Morton of the Bell Telephone DASHWOALL Faculty of r of Science, of Western Ontario, liege of Physicians of Ontario. Office of Post Office., HENSALL, ONT, Fhone 56 Residence 114 ■'■-'.ii......... •OL J. A. MfcTAGGART, L. D. S, Plate Work i, ONT. Main Street DR. Honor ’'graduate Medicine, ihd Unlv^sity ’Member 4mA Su two dooi HE <eleplione 106 Specializj i,____ 2DR. MOIR’S R. P. W. LEGHORNS University of British Columbia strain Large birds’and splendid layers Baby Chicks '$15.00 per hundred Hatching Eggs $7.00 per‘hundred .Smaller lots at slightly higher prices -Order ahead as supply is 'limited. Dr. Moir’s Faring , Phone Ion85Hensall HENSALE < ' Seeding is in full swing this week an this district. -Mm Wm. Pfaff, was ip Godqricli 4ast week on business. Mr. Milton Boyle of London is susiting at his home here. jMr. Lloyd Venner has. rented Mr. 'S’etty’s house on Queen. St. Mr. Conrad Huiser has sold bis smutched team to Mr. Alvin Wurm'. The school opened again on Mon- «day morning after a week's holidays. Misses Grace and Ruth Chapman ispent Sunday as the guests ot Miss EVIa'rjorie Pearce, of Exeter. ? Miss Greta McNaughton ' has re turned' after a. weeks visit with friends'in Toronto’., Mr. and Mrs.’G. ’C.1, Petty have re turned after visiting relatives ip-, To- iroaito .over the holidays^ , Mr. Jas. Tapp returned to Lon- >d4ui, after spending .the Easter iioli- -rinys- at his home here. Dr. Murray Fisher, of Grav'enhurst, ■jsjjppt the week-end at the home of •Lis mother (Mrs-. P. Fisher. The executive of the South Huron •.Liberal Association met in the Tdwu Hall here on Thursday last. •Miss Annie McIntyre spent a few »flays last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coribett, of Hay. Mrs. Thos. Simpson, is spending a *4tew days in town this week. She is Alien going to London for a time. The many friends of Mr. John ,‘Berry are sorry to hear that he is ►confined to his home through illness. Mrs. Fred Smdllacombe, of Guelph as spending a few days5 this week aasitjng his sister Miss. IVIa-ttie Ellis. ’Mrs. Robt. Higgins has ‘ been con fined to her room this pHst week with a severe attack of heart Rouble Mrs. Jas. Hoggarth and daughter Miss Irene returned borne Monday after spending the holidays in Tor- .^Cmto. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hess, Mr. Hy. Howard and sister Mrs. English vis- 4ted in Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. •O.. S. Howard.’ ’Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wurm have moved to the farm, south ,of-Hensail ion the London,Road which’they re-, cently purchased. v Mi’s.'Johu Mitchell who, capie from Crediton-some time ago to live with Aipr daughter Mrs. Fred Kennings as lying seriously ill. Mr. B. E. Eaton of Windsor, re presenting the Solway Calcium ■Chloride at Syracuse N. Y. was in jtowri Tuesday on business. *Mf. and Mrs. Cornelius Codk have ■returned home after spending -a week risitihg friends in Toronto and were accompanied home (by their Harry. Mr. Jas. Smith has accepted position of Chief of Police for -town of Kincardine. His duties lo .start on the 1st of May. ^Smith’s many friends are congratu lating him. The Rev, A. Sinclair of the United diurcli will preach to' the Ofldfel- 10WA of Hensall and this district next Sunday evening. On Sunday !May 11th will be Mothers’ Day at Abe United Churqh. Mi'.' Fred Bonthrptt is having a Mew drain dug from, his property that he recently ptirohased> down SSTelson -St. to the outlet at South Richmond. Mr. Bonthbdn is having m, number of improvements- made to Jits property. ' The .Conservatives of; S. Huron in- ten®- holding a Converilion here in. the' Ydwn Hall on Wednesday, af-> son the the are Mr. to Dr. ’H/H. Cowe -.D.S., D.D.S. F DENTAJ^SURGEON FHartleib Block, Dash- three days of week and fiSflFbver the Post Office, in last three days of week., woo at Zu Company, Toronto, spent a few days ip this vicinity. Mr, and Mrs. Felix Wild, who spent the winter in California, re turned on Monday and report a. very pleasant trip. (Mr. and Mrs. A. Schroeder and family, of Detroit., visited relatives here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kessel, -of Lansing, Mich., are visiting the latter’s par ents Mr. and Mrs. John Kuntz of the 14th Concession. Milton Sauer returned to Strat ford on Monday where he attends High School, Mrs. Hooper, of London, is visit ing her daughter Mrs. E. Guenther. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Link attended the funeral of their neice in Sarnia last' Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Morenz, who spent Easter in Kitchener, have returned home. (Mr. Clayton Pfile has purchased the property of the late Mrs. Mary Miller. Mr. Clarence Kellerman, of the Commercial is confined to .his bed with an attack of blood-poison, cans-: ed by an infection on the- head. The Funeral of Mrs. C. Brenner' The funeral of the late Mrs. Christina. Brenner, who died at the home of her daughter in Zurich on Thursday morning was held on Sun day afternoon with Rev. Ness offic iating. Interment in the Bronson Line cemetery.. The deceased had reached the age of 81 years and- 8 days and is survived by three dau ghters and two sons. .; OW— U.K —..... in..— 1 '■■n .1 .» ■ CROMARTY Hamilton, of holidays with Calgary, who tfl , To ber oc- Owing to the inclement weather of late, very little seeding has been done in these parts, those who have been working on the land a little say it works up very fine. jMiss Annie Speare, of Toronto, visited over Easter with her father, also Miss Gladys ronto, spent the parents, Mrs. Green, of companied the remains .of her father Mr. Martin from Calgary called on friends in the village on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Weitzman, of Nia gara, were visitors at the ’home of Mr. Donald McKellar. Aliss Lamont, returned missionary will address the W. M. S(. on Sabbath next May 4th. This will take the form of thankoffering service for the ladies’ auxilliary, of Cromarty. Mr. and Mrs. Stacey of the village, ■are at present spending a few with their daughter Mrs* (Miller Staffa,■ SHirKA days near The farmers are busy these working on the land and getting th© seeding in. . Quite a number from here attend ed the conference at Zurich last week and Sunday. The regular meeting of the Ladies Aid will be held next Wednesday, May 7tli at the home of Mrs. A.Keys. Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Kemp, of Union ville, Mich., spent Sunday with Mr. C. Finkbeiner and Irma. ELIMVTLLE days man. late Saturday some interest W. M. -Sippell for the fourth Dashwood; W. KEIFFEJR PEARS No. 2 size, Mght syrup 15c. CORNMEAL, 5 lbs. for 23CjX GOLD MEDAL CHERRIES Heavy/Syrup, tin 2A& Strawbe/ry Ja| 40oz. Glass 4K. Skill Craft Clothes I JI..U. I'..... I r ■ I..I H. .....J.1 ■" - GREAT BIG JAR QUEEN OLIVES Special 39c. BRUNSWICK SARDINES 4 for 25c. GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, TIN 19c. Serv-us Butter 37c. or 2 pounds for 73c. 60—70-—15c. a pound 2 pqunds for 29c. Every Red AtWhite merchant (is the sole proprietor of .his store). As a member of the International Red & White organization he is pledged to the highest standards of qual ity, cleanliness, efficiency and courtesy.. YOU’RE SURE OF SATISFACTION AT YOUR RED & WHITE STORE.' HARVEY & HARVEY Phone 102 “THE OWNER SERVES THE BUYER SAVES” STAFfA Rev. Anthony, of Thames Road, preached in the United church in behal/ of the W.M.S. on Sunday. Mr. Anthony gave a splendid discourse on the purpose and accomplishment of the mission work in Canada. His discourse was much appreciated, Which resulted in a splendid contri bution to the funds. Mr. and1 Mrs. H. Peters and son, of Atwood, visited Mr., and Mrs. J. Leary on Tuesday -of Mrs. B. Snell has spending the week in ' )Mr. Howard Leary, the week-end with his parents Add, Mrs, John Leary. A beau CENTBAL J. R. ew range oE spring es and- top coats. STANLEY, Lucan CENTRALIA Mrs. E. Abbott has been confined to her home owing to illness during the past week. Miss Evelyn Faulder has accepted a position as bookeeper with Mr. W. J. Parsons. Mr. J. White visited with relatives in -South Bend, Indiana over the week-end, Mr. and ’Mrs. P. St. Clair of Wind sor, are visiting with Mr. and MI’S. Georg? Thompson. Miss Betty Baynham o f Exeter, ■ spent the Easter grandparents Mr. Baynham Sr. A number from ed the W- M. S. Convention in Sea forth on Wednesday. Rev. R. Fulton Irwin and lay dele gate ‘Mr, John Essery are attending the final meeting for the conference year held Mrs. holidays with her and Mrs. George the village attend- this week, returned after Toronto. London, spent Mr. GRAND BEND . Mr. Samuel Merner, who has been a resident of the village for about six years has bought a home in Cred- iton and is moving there this week. Mr. and Mrs. Merner have made many warm friends in this place and we wish them well in their new home Mr. and Mrs.^,Emmery Desjardine visited Disjardine’s father '-r_ ..a.^QS near Chatham over Sun- ay. Mrs. Jim McPhee had a success ful sale "of her . house furnishings and Tuesday leaves with her family to join her husband in Bir-ch Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Baird moving to Crediton with Mr. Mts. Merner Mr. and (Mrs. Win. Cliff, of Exeter, visited at the latter’s parents Mr. 'and Mrs.- John Luther on Sunday. The fishermen have drove a set of stakes. It won’t be loHg till the fish hungry folk will be satisfied. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Lumbard of P-ort Huron, visited Bert Holt’s on Sunday also Bruce Tiedeman.. Rev. and Mrs. Colling spent part of last week in St. Thomaes returning Thursday. • ’ Hill, are and HARPLEY Miss O. R- Corbett has returned after spending the holidays at her, home in Fordwich. Miast'er Jack Lawson spent thd ; past week at the home of his uncle -Mr. Wm. Love. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Clifford Siherritt is in tjie Hospital.. Her many friends hope for a speedy recovery. Master Jack Hutchiifson visited during the holidays with his grand parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hayter. Miss .Cora Baker, of Detroit, and Lillian and Eva called on Mrs. Colin Love on Saturday. • Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Hodgins, of Cofihrane, called at the home of Mr. Mansel Hodgins on Saturday. Miss? Ruby Hicks visited during the past week with Miss Ruth Love. Miss Edith and Master Love spent Thursday and with their aunt Miss Edith of Grand Bend. (Crowded out last week) Mr. Byron Brown, of Toronto, is spending the holiday at his home here.—We congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor >on the arrival of a baby girl.—Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Steeper, of- Corbett, spent Sunday evening with ’MT- and Mrs. Joseph Carruthers Jr.—1^4. Hector Murray and lady friend of Detroit spent the week-end with his mother Mrs. P. Murray.— Mr. and Mrs. David Eagldson and Mr, aiid' Mrs. Jim 6-efcpmette and Phyllis visited over the wbbk-end in London.' —Mr. and Mrs. Miltb'n Pollock spent Sunday at Mr. D. Eagleson’s.—(Miss May Hodgins, of Toronto-, is spend ing the holidays at the home of her brother Mr. Mansel Hodgins.—Miss es Edith Taylor and Marjorie Jenni- son visited over the week-end at Mr. T. Love’s.—Miss Evelyn Isaac spent Sunday with her cousin Miss Leona Eagleson. Mervyn Friday Taylor, -r i‘ (515) , . The trans-Atlantic speed, record between the ports of Liverpool; gnd Saint John, was broken recently by the arrival at -the latter port oft the Canadian Pacific liner Du,chess . of York, after -a crossing from Liverpool Which took six days, 22 hours and 14 minutes. According to local shipping men this is the i first time in the history of the. port S that a crossing has been made « under seven days. '' i; Twelve thousand pounds of Que bec maple sugar and syrup were " i handled daily during, the lattex Cific Express Company to. pointa , overseas, the Prairie Provinces .and'; . Ottawa, constituting what is -claim ed to be a record movement of this, dainty. Outside, commercial uses, ■ demand for this product arises on the part of individuals who make. . a practice of shipping it to rela tives and friends in-the Old Country and the west of Canada. ;p i Close on six million dollars were spent on New Brunswick roads during 1929, being reconstruction of 221 miles of main trunk high*' ways and' 1138 milfes of secondary roads. This is regarded as the most extensive programme of high way construction, improvement and maintenance ever undertaken in the Province. I »■ r V* Snapped in Hyde Park, London, , England, recently, Hon. Barnaby Howard, little son of Lord Strath cona and descendant of the grbat Canadian who Was one of the-1* founders of the Canadian Pacific Railway, was photographed - Kiks-, «' ing his cousin, the small daughter of the Hon. Mrs. Arthur Howatd, Both children are living Ijnks with the. great past when one of the major events in the history of Can ada was in the making.r f 6Organized a few years ago*by”a. group of farmers’ wives with Mrs. Bertha Holmes, of Asquith, Sask., as president, the Saskatchewan Poultry Pool handles about l?5,j)er cent, of the entire egg production' of the province. Last year the Pool turned over '216,840,184 eggs, valued >t $540,060 • 823,743 pound’s of dressed poultry Valued at $184,h 000, and 39,561 pounds of live poul try at $6,000, or* a total turnover of $730,000 for the year. One o.f the four ministers of the United Church on whom the Doctor of Divinity degree was conferred by Emmanuel College at Convovation on 'Tuesday of last week, was Rev. Frank Langford, B.A., Secretary of Religious Education' of the -United Church for some years. Air. Lang ford's old home is in -Biddulph Town ship, south of Granton. KIRKTON Mr. and Mrs. R-ueben Switzer and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hazelwood spent Sunday in St. Marys. (Miss Marion Hazelwood, -of Strat ford, is renewing acquaintances in this place. Workmen are busy improving the school property by repairing the bell tower and putting up a new fence. The Exeter Canning Factory have started putting material on the ground in preparation for the plant ing of peas for the coming -season. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gilfillan Was in London Saturday to see Mr. John Gilfillan who is in -St. Joseph’s Hos" pital. Rev. gave a lecture Canada on Tuesday evening in the interest of the Young Beoples' Society. The basement of the church was well filled. At. intervals during the lec ture selections of music was 'given by Miss Blaine Carman, of ham; Miss Ethel Hodge, of son and a reading by Miss Pridham, of Mt. Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Washburn, of. Kirkton, and Mr. and Mrs, Williani Middleton, of Bxetef, motored to Guolbh bn Sunday to see Mr. Wash bum’s twin brother, burn, who is in poor ' ' 1 After 15 years of Seed planting, the experimental work of the Can adian Government Department1 of Agriculture has developed, sixteen, varieties of apple trees Suited" -to the climatic conditions of‘s4hV prairie provinces. Of these ties two have bOert graded good,” and four “good.” ___ * The first "Improved Sire iii Manitoba has been established in the municipality of Roland, aiJ--’ cording to announcement made- by Albert Prefontaine, Minister Of Agriculture of the province. Un der this scheme all bulls, boars and rams .must be inspected andi approved before owners are per mitted in the Backaches and Headaches it 1of the Huron Presbytery being in Egmondville this week. Also, ivus. Irwin, Mrs. Herman Powe and Mrs. Arthur McFalls are in attend- at the Huron Presbyterial in Rev. and <Mrs. Clysdale and daugh ters, of Ridgetown also Mrs. Ciys- dale’s mother, Mrs. Chasfc Harvey, of Exeter, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Brock on Wednesday of last week. Th© attendance of the lower room of Wincholsea -School, taught by Miss Verna Russell, has been increased by ten pupils this week, eight of these are beginners and twt> recent ly moved Into the section. Mr. and Mrs. John Hackney, Mr. add Mrs. Afthur Gardiner, of Ear- quliar, were vlsitdrs a,t Mr, William , Johns’ last Sunday. Miss Ifene Harness spent a few ’days at her home in Blanshard last I Week. I Miss Mae Clark and Mr.-, Bruce ierftdtjii,' May 14th to select a can- Cooper sang a very pleasing duet at 'didate to contest in the comihg Do- th© morrtlrtg service last Sunday, onhfion election. We understand (Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rowcliffe, Earth tremors slightly ance Seaforth. 'There were Easter visitors at the parsonage last week from Toronto and Arkona, being former church officials of Mr. Irwins, Rev. James Sfcobie, of Belgrave, has declined the invitation extended to him by the Official Board of the church here tQ become- pastdr at next Conference. • Rev. J. J. Brown, -of Lucan, will conduct the services next Sunday. Mrs, Irwin was in Main St. United Exeter on Monday‘evening ing the Young People on ‘ migration Policy.” address- ’Our ini- _____ - •- shocked that several names will go before wore Visitors! in the vicinity oh Sun-’Los Angeles, About the only tiling the convention,_______________' i day last. | remaining that can.| remaining that can. Mr. Menzies, of FullartOn, very interesting illustrated on his trip through Eastern and the New England States Wood- Ander- Mayino Frank Wash- health. Mrs. Murray Tebbutt, Chatsworth, Ont., writes:—'For years I had beea subject to backaches and headachei, and cbuld find no remedy that really seemed to relieve me until a neighbor told nie about Doan's Kidney Pills. “I hesitated, for a while, about tak ing them, but finally I got a box and found to my great satisfaction that both the backaches and headaches were slowly but surely leaving me, so I got two more boxes and before I had finished the second one I was feeling Very different. “ “My wbrk became a pleasure again, and to-day I. am in perfect heal th.” Price, 50 cents a bok at all druggists and dealers, Of mailed direct bn receipt of pried by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. varie- '‘Very1 Area"’*• ■V to retain them for service Area.. TRUE COURAGE courage is not incompatlbte.^ tJ»e A True with nervousness, and heroism does not •moan the absence of Toaa*, but the conquest of it,—-Henry Van Dyke f .tH'# Y YOU needn’t tell Willie, but insect pests thrive without eating' spinach,