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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-09-04, Page 4THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATETHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1930 CAREFUL IVINS SCHOLARSHI1 NKW FORD TUDOR SUDAN are specially trained to service the new YOU are sure\of good service here because our mechanics care of the new from hubcap to have a personal i the next time for about our regul; save you many e specially trained to take >rd. They know th ermost bearing, and terest in every job. d ask inspection servieK. It will oiling and greasin SAND# ELLIOT Phone 64, CLEAN e of the Ford” t Exeter, Ont. COURTEOUS Again it is the pleasant task of "The Tinies-Advocate to congratulate pupil of the Exeter High School mpoii winning a scholarship for Hon- Matriculation awarded by the University of Western Ontario. The Brilliant sixteen year old daughter, Margaret, -of Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. MacLaren, of Hensail, this year lias jvon $220.00 in a major award and wot only made a most distinguished .-record but has piled laurels high upon her school and teachers. There were IS awards made open to all in addition to those offered to individ ual schools. In these Miss. MacLar- #n could receive' only one although <ohe ranked as follows: first in French; .second in Latin; fifth in ^mathematics. The scholarship -g-rant- ©d was for chemistry (or physics), •mathematics (or English) and three Other papers, the options not' taken Being in parenthesis. Some idea of ■her remarkable stand is obtained when it is noted that in all Western ■Ontario, only eight schools figure in ’ "the 18 awards that is to say, the Chree London Collegiates, Windsor Oxillegiate, St. Tlromas, Strathroy .and Chatham Collegiates and Exeter High School. The only one from a IHigh -School and one of two from outside the large„ schools of cities, •sthe record is orie to be proud of, in- ♦d-eed. Coming here two years ago 4froxn Hensall C- S. where she had al read shown proficiency in oratory By winning a “.Star” cup, hex* pleas ant and unassuming manner made tiler a general favorite with all. qjredlet a brilliant career for -gifted student. HURONDALE W. I. The Hurondale Institute held their regular monthly meeting last Wed nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. Case, with a good attendance The president conducted the nxeet- '■ ing. It' opened by singing the open- { ing Ode, followed by the Lord’s pray er in unison. The roll call was well ! answered . by a humorous clipping, i The minutes of the last meeting were ' read and approved. The topic, “The i Homemaker’s Responsibility to Her- ! self, Her Family and Her Coinmun- !• ity” was then given by Mrs. A. Ste- waTt. Mrs. M. Love, of Hensall then fayored us with a humiorous reading A. demonstration in arranging bou quets. by Miss L. IM. Jeckell was also given which was very interesting. The September meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. L. Row- cliffe. » We this 1WLLARTON HORTICULTURE FLOWER SHOW wasA very -sccessful flower show Ux©ld under the above society Wed- jxiesday, Augxist 27th, afternoon and ■levelling. The classes were well fill- •ed considering the year. Mr. Hun- Iter, the judge of Stratford said the ■^exhibit would take some beating. Th-e judging was -over at about four W’clock. After this instrumentals "4vere given and then a short talk was given by Mr. Hunter, followed *lby supper. There was a splendid Aurn’out in the afternoon. Then there was a meeting in the ^evening at eight o’clock. Dr. Camp bell gave a talk on his trip to Eng land, Scotland, etc. and described $ftue different gardens lie had visit- a&S and how plants were grown over dihere. After this were two solos, ♦followed by lantern slides which Bad been loaned by the O. A. C. and •showing different garden situations tfs different parts of Ontario. We jwsre then favored by two songs by 311*. Genhell, of Stratford, also some J&oicli jokes which made a great with the audience after the rest the slides were shown. With flowers being distributed among sick the show closed. hit stihe <he the show closed -..■“How • fyTwo sir. '“What’s the difference?” / '“The two dollar rooms are much hre the TootnsMiere?’11 dollars and three dollars a all '“What was his first wife’s name?' »’“Caroline.” 7 t * '‘“Add his second Wife’s 7“ ’“Caroline, dlso/’ “Wlidt a coincidence, But £* he daiixg now?” ■**L*jrylag’ tor the Carolines/* what EXETER W. C. T. U. The regulax* meeting of the Exeter W. C. T. U. was held in Main Street church on Monday afternoon with the president, Miss Murray in the chair. A very helpful devotional exer cise was conducted by Mrs. Amy the Evang. Supt. Mrs. McTavislx contri buting a reading both appropriate and helpful. In the absence of Mrs. Moorhouse, the secretary, Mrs. Beav ers was appointed secretary pro tern. Reports from the secretary and treasurer were received and approv ed. The Roll Call was responded to by items of interest on “The Cigr arette”. Ittwas decided to h.ave the same subject for the September Roll Call. Dr. Smillie, of Toronto, nephew of Miss Murray favoured the ladies with a solo entitled “Rest” which was beautifully rendered and mucli appreciated by all. . It was decided unanimously that Miss Murray be the delegate to the Provincial Convention to be held in Belleville from Octobex* 6th to inclusive. Appropriate readings were given by Mesdariies Walkex* Christie entitled “A Wife” and spectively. Guests of the union were three ladies from Centralia, Mesdames Hicks,, Powe and Bowden, wlxo ex pressed their appreciation of the work of the W.C.T.U.. Mrs. McTavish closed with prayer. 10th well and entitled “A Drunkard’s “A Genuine Cure” re- LOCAL NEWS Bread has been reduced to nine cents a loaf in Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Webber were in London over the holiday, ■>/ Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Caning anti:- , family, -of London, visited in town oxx Sunday, •Mr, Thos. Campbell axict Mr. Thos. Frayne are attending the Toronto Exhibition. A new bridge is being built on tixe^ Lake Road near “Smoky Hollow'’’' school house. Dr. D. A. apd 'Mrs. Anderson, of London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. S. Fitton on tjxe holiday, The last' -of the Wednesday lialf- liolidays for this year will be next Wednesday September lOtlx. Mtv and Mrs. Tho?, Coates and Mi££f' Florence Harvey were in To* pinto attending the Exhibition, * (Mr. and Mrs, John McIntyre and son Floyd, of Bosanquet, spent the week-end with Mrs. A, Rumford, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and children Mrs. Steele and two little daughters, of London, visited with Mr. and Mrs'. R. Skinner during the past' week. “ The auction sale of the effects of the.s late John Ford was offered for sale by public auction oxx Saturday last. Nope of the real estate was sold, * Mr. C. ' Hodgson, Mrs, Edwards' and son Roland, of Toronto, visited ovex* tlxe holidays with' the former’s: •sister Mrs. R. Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Merrill arid daughtei’ Ruth and Jean, -of Inger soll, spent the week-end' with Mr, and Mrs. T. M. Dinney. Mr. an'd Mrs. Wxp. Butler, of Lohr don and Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Pei;-, kins and family motored to Niagara Falls and spent a few days last week’. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford and daughter Mabel Irene and Mr. Al- son, of Detroit, attended the sale of the late John Ford and visited in town over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry McTaggart and Mr. and Mrs. Warren McTag gart, -of Port Huron, visited with Mr. Martin McTaggart, hurst over the 'holiday. Miss Ruby Munson, the new teacher at S. Township taking the Alvixx Brintnell who with the Canadian Canners. Dr. Charles L. Tennant, of .De troit, met his sister Mrs. T. Rundle iix London oxx Saturday and motored to Orono to visit their mother Mrs. M. Tennant over the holiday. Swanee Earl, who attempted set up a new endurance record London was compelled to give when sleep overtook him after* con tinuous driving fox* ovex* 101 hours. Mr. and Mrs. .Sain Elliott, of Mil-: ford, Midi, spent, the holidays witl>' the former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. T. Elliott, town and with Mi's. El liott’s parents Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob, of Clinton. Mr. Everett Quinn,. who was in Toronto a competitor in the twelve mile marathon at the Exhibition was compelled to give up after running about half the distance. He is at present visiting in Bowmaxiville and Oshawa. IMr. and Mrs. Edgar Rundle, of town, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur* Rundle and Miss Loreen Dunn motored to Toronto last week taking in the Exhibition and called on friends while there. Rev. Walter and Mrs. Jones and son Leonard, Ridgetown, formerly of the Trivitt Memorial Church, were callers in town Friday on theii* re turn home from their holidays spent at Mrs, Jones’ old home on the Geor gian Bay. Mrs. E. J. -Short was in Pontiac, Mich., visiting (hex* brother-in-law, Dr. A. L. Bell, and also called <on hei* brothers Harry, of Port Huron and William of Emily City. Miss Fern Short, of London, accompanied hex* mother. Mr. and Mrs. Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bell returned with them ovex* the holiday. The Jacob family picnic was held at Grand Bend on Labor Day. About fifty members, of the family were present from Kitchener, Baden, New Dundee, Clinton, Detroit, Milfiord, Mich, and Oak. Grove, Mich. Sports ahd amusements including a soft ball game were enjoyed and all did justice to -the- sumptuous repast Which was provided. of Chisel- Glencoe, is No. place is at of S.2, Hay of Mr. present to in up Reeve B. M. Francis left on Wed nesday for French River where he will attend -a five-day, convention of tire Century Club of’the Canada Life Assurance Company. To qual ify as a member fox' this club it is •necessary to write $125,000 of new business in one year, Mr. Francis has done this for tb/s past six years he has been associated with the Can ada Life, Mrs. W< ‘J. Beer, of town, Mrs. Quance, of Toronto, Miss Mae Skin ner are cottage, Kervin London them Mrs. Werner remaining visit. holidaying'at “Royal Oaks” Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Werner motored up and spent' Labor Day from with _ on a Rey. Borden and Mrs. Cun ningham and little daughter, of Mill bank and Mrs, Russell of town are spending a few days there tlxs week. PIED IN BRANDON- The death took place in Brandon on Saturday, August 30th -of Miss Grace Penhale aged 68 years, a form er resident of Exeter. The deceas ed is a sister of Mrs. D. ^rlttenden, and Mrs. Kilmer, o£ St. Thomas. THAMES ROAD and Mrs. Dan I-Iackney, visited among friends Mr. : Regina, this community the -past week. Mr. Hackney is in the real estaLe busi- 'ness. Mrs. N. Hunkin spent a few days at Toronto Exhibition with Miss L. Ball Aulizan. Mrs. Frank- Hamil ton and Mr. Wilfred Kerslake ac companied them. . Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Smith at-' tended the funeral of the late ' Mr. Chas. Waugh, of East Nissouri re cently. Mr. Smith is a nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Kydd have re turned after visiting at ’ Shallow Lake. /Master Jack Rydall returned home. Mr. W. Allison and sister Miss Ann left on Saturday on a motor trip to Ottawa and Montreal visiting rela tives. The weather has been ideal for motoring. We are glad to learn Mrs. Wise man is recovering nicely from her long sickness and is able to be up a little each day. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harper spent' Sunday with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hackney. , Mr. N. Hunkin made a business trip to Lion’s Head on Thursday last. Mr. James Hodgert also in the trip. of in book GREENWAY Rev. S. J. Mathers returns his vacation this week and on__ day next regular Sunday School aud Church services will be held in the United Church. ‘Mr. J. McPherson returned from the Hospital last week. The Laura Secord Class of -the United Church school held a success ful weiner roast at Grand Bend last week. Mr. and Mrs. F. Shettler, of Buf-' falo, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. McPherson. , Mr. Will. Eagleson’s friends are congratulating him on the success of his horse at Petrolia races on Monday. Miss Lucy Oill,. of Forthill, visit ed Miss Mae Wilson last week. 'Schools opened on Tuesday with Misses Corbett, Topping and Noble in charge. Mrs. Walter McPherson and child- rexx have returned to Crediton after spending a few weeks here. Mr. and Mrs. J. H-otson motored to London on Sund'ay. Mr. Gordon Ulens, of Walkerville, called on friends here on Monday. from Suxi- SEND US YOUR*LAUNDRY AND DRY CIuEAN^’G Satisfaction guarant Service. Collections day, Thursday am Rrice\ right. d, 2-day on Tues- Saturday. Fords! Cit/ Laundry LUMLEY GRAIN WAN Popl and cash grajJT^wanted. We are prepared to payJTou'Me highest possible price and bags and s ialize in- pea Iirice.—COO Phone 54 The Death The people were saddened* on Monday of last week on hearing of the death of the late Fred Simmons, pne who was so well and favorably known as he had lived the most of his days on the Hibbert boundary. He was the youngest son of the late Jonas Sim mons, He bravely enlisted in the Great War and was one of the 161st. No doubt he inherited his bravery as his two grandfathers were sol diers and fought in great wars for their King and Country. He had not enjoyed very good health since lie was wounded in France but he always was cheerful and bright'. His friends had everything done for him that could be done'; several opera tions and treatments by the best of surgical physicians but1 all was of no avail’. It only piolonged his life for a time. A few years ago he was married to Miss Alda Dinsdale, se cond daughter of the late John Dins dale. He then purchased a beauti ful home in Hensall where he be came a good citizen and was respect ed by all who made his acquaintance. He was a member* of the United church and in politics .he was a Con servative and was interested in all current events, He leaves to mourn his loss lxis sorrowing widow and one little son Jackie; three brothers and two sisters, John and William, of Hibbert; Wesley of Exeter and Mrs, Wellington Kerslake, of- Us- borne and Mrs; George Fairbairn, of Tuckersm.ith. The funeral was held on Thursday last from his home in Hensall and was very largely attend ed friends- being present from 'To ronto, London,’ St. Marys, Clinton, Seaforth, Brussels and Exeter.; The services were conducted . by Rev. Butts, a cousin and lxis. own pastor Rev. A. Sinclaix* who spoke -of his fine life and character. The pall bearers were Sidney dnd Ray McAr thur, Robert Caldwell, Gordon Park er, J. Hudson and A. Clarke. In terment in Hensall Union Cemetery. Miss Nettie McTaggart, of Exeter, is this week spending a few days with her sister Mrs. John M. Glenn. Mrs. Bartlett and two little sons returned home to Thamesford after visiting home. rnish you with ucks, We? speq- sure and get .our S. MILLING CO, Hensail, Ont. Fred Sinunons this neighborhood a week at the McQueen SHIPKA NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE ' ANNIES GLEN, late of the Tojfuship of borne, in the County ■ Tied woman, deceased NOTIC to sectional of the all creditors claims against, tlxe deceased, n^erequ f sue Huron, mar* is hereby>lveii pursuant rustee Act that others having, fate of the sail ed to send full claims to the Trusts. Company,, tors the 930, i tors ssets. ard only to the notice shall then. August' 27th, A*. particulars Londbn & Western Limited,, the estate on* or b September, A. date the said to distribute tl estate having claims of whic have been given London, Ontario D. 1930. London & Western Trusts Co., Ltd.» London, Ontario, Executors. by Gladman & gtanbury, its • ors herein. of the said 24 th day of.' after which will proceed1 of the said. Solicit- I NOTICE IN THE MATTER of tlxe the chattels of the REX CAFE sale •of." in the Village of Exeter, iix the County' of Huron. g TAR® notice that Lee Quje and LeA’Ljm, the owners and opera tors of thetRex Cafe i| the said Vil lage of Exeter, have disposed of all the chattelsUhereof tofWong See and Wong, Wing.’fc AND FURTHER that all claims again Lee Lim or the Rex filed with theS und September 22n proven -on whic money will be di^tri gard only to the notice has been re . DATED the 2ud A.D., 1930. CARLING AKE NOTICES t Lee Quie or Cafe must He signed before , 1930, duly the purchase uted having re aims of which? ved. day of September 9-4-2tc. & MORLEY . * Barristers &c., Exeter, Ontario KIRKTON and Mrs. Ira Marshall spent Wm. Atkinson on Thursday after •rteurnedl visiting WHALEN W. M. S. The- regular monthly meeting of the Whalen W. M. S,- was held -on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Squire. Mrs. W. Mor ley, 2nd vice-president presided. The meeting opened with the Dox- ology and hymn number six r after Which Mrs. F. Gunning and (Rev.) Mrs. Robb lead in prayer. Mrs. F. Gunning read the scrip ture lesson Johix 17:1-14. The De votional Leaflet “Be of Good Cheer” was i’ead by Mrs. Frank Squires. A lovely instrumental was given by little Miss Velma Squire and was much enpoyed by all. The main topic was an hour Witli our hymns and readings were given by Mrs. F. Gunning, Mrs. J. Hodg son, othy Miss hihg their Jtfrs, T. Gunning gave a reading on Systematic Giving, hymn 439 was sung and prayer by Mrs. A. Gun ning closed the meeting. Tea was served and a social half hoiir was spent by all. g- Miss. Rossie Morley, Miss Dor- Hazlewood, Mrs. Edgar Squire, Ruth Morley and Mrs. A. Gun- on, the different hymns and writers. Mr. Sarnia, and Mrs. John Gower. ' Mr. Milford Dietrich, of Windsor, spent the week-end with his parents here. Mrs. F. L. Lafond and children, of Sarnip, lias returned, home after spendiiig a week wtlx her father Mr. C. Finkibeiner. Mr. and Mrs. Art Finkbeinex* spent Sunday in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Lafond and family, of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Keyes, Miss Irma Finkbeinex* and children motored- to Goderich on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Kimmel and Earl, of Bridgeburg, called on their friends in the vicinity on Monday. jMi’- and Mrs. Grover Keys and family’ of Detroit, visited relatives here over the week-end. Anniversary services will be held in the United church on Septembex* 28tlT: Rev. Mr. Maizies, of Walton will be the speaker for the day. Miss Marjorie Etherington, Exeter, spent last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Keyes. Miss Lorraine Bake|r . spent the week-end with ■ relatives at Grand Bend. Mrs.. George Lawson and son aid, of Exeter, visited for a few last week at the libnxe of Mr. Mrs. A. Keyes. Mrs. P. Mollard and Miss are visiting friends in ■ Kitchener this week. Mrs. Robt. Richter, of Sarnia, spent this week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Gower. Miss Lucile nex* returning home with her few days. Mi*. J. McKurzie, who lias spent the .summer holidays at the hopie of Mr. A. Finkbeinex* x*eturned to his home in Windsor on’ Monday. Mrs. George Scott is confined to her home through illness. Miss Gertrude Schilbe, of Zurich, has returned, and lias taken up her duties, as teacher in the public school. ' Miss V. Sharpe left on Thursday for Thwaites, Ont., where she will resume hex* duties as teacher. Miss Ida Sweitzer visited last week with relatives in Parkhill. Mr. Isaiah Tetreau is confined to his bed with a sore leg.' His friends hope he will be up soon. Mr. and Mrs. J-ohn McIntyre and Malcolm, of Detroit, called on friends Sunday , » and Mrs. Robt. Richter, of spent the holiday with Mr.Reo. London,.. Mi*, and' of Ger- days and Leia Loch- for a C.N.R. PHOTO Mi-. a few days this week in Detroit anS.: Port Huron. iMr. Tuft of Saskatoon, is visiting friends here. Mr. Victor McCurdy is home from New Brunswick iVisiting ‘Wlith lxis parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Me*- Cuydy. Mrs. home friends in Toronto. Dr. J. Jose sports a new Mrs. Howard Balfour, of si visiting with hex' parents Mrs. David Hazelwood . Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair, of De troit' .spent a few days this week, with Mr. " wood. Among Exhibition ____ _____ _____ Campbell, IM-rs. McHardy, Miss Sadie Anderson, Mrs. Zeber Hodgins, Mr. John Morphet, Miss Sarah Mullen,. Mr. and M;fe. Arthur Gunning, Em merson Gunning and E. N. Shier. (Crowded oiit last week) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boss, of. Wallaceburg, spent Sunday with Mrs.. Geo. Kenxp. < Mr. and Mrs. Allen McCurdy, of' London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McCurdy. Mr. and Mrs.. Wilfred Doupe anol Roxie motored to St. Marys on Sun day and spent the day with Mrs. Doupe’s* mother, Mr. W. Hodge. Mr. A. Campbell, of Stratford, was- the speaker in the United church o.u Sunday morning in connection wit'll the Lord’s Day Alliance. Rev. J. L. and Mrs. Foster spent a few days with Mr. E. N. Shier the- past week. Mr. and Mrs. Telford of Owen? Sound, who have '’Seen visiting wit&: Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, have return ed .to theii* home. Miss Agnes Greason, nurse-in-- training at Stratford,,spent the lioli— days at her home here. Misses Ida and Sadie Mitchell, of Crosswell, Mich., Mrs. Mary Gardin- er and Mrs. Bradsh'aw, of Royal’ ’Oak, spent a few days with .Walter ’ Hazlewoodl and Mrs. Shier. and Mrs. Walter Hazel- those who attended tfl&* at Toronto are Dr. C. A. MT. CARMEL Mrs- .Silas School re-opened here on day. Rev. Fr. Corcoran on Sunday an- the bonds of marriage . of William Thompson, of St. Peter’s Palish. McGillivray to Miss Eileen O’Rourke. Mrs. 9. Cassidy Accompanied bv Snn, ,3°?? aildi two daiighter& Mis. Gelomette and Master Bobbie* and Miss xVae Cassidy, of Detroit^ ■spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glavin. ,¥Jon'isse.Y hf London, holiday at hex* home here,. McCaffery, of London,. weel<-end with her aunt Miss Ellen Sullivan. J017nley' °! Stroll,, is visit- Collins t W 1Cmie °f ^Ir‘ and Mts‘ Mrs. John Doyle, of Detroit BSlfhem da>’S *lth Mrs-’ Miss Nellie Carey is visit friends at Godei’ich. Bov. Fr. Sullivan, of z; silent a few days at the horn father here last week. Tues-- jtn Untamed Ontario Who wduldn’t fish iri unspoiled country like this? The scShe is St Virgin Falls on the Nipigon River. Its charm keeps folks returning every yeaf» John Sea of Independence, Kains., has fished the Nipigon fot 55 years now, never missing* year. HARPLEY Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller, of De troit, visited ovex* the week-end with relatives here. ' Misses Doris Grob, of Zurich and Anna Taylor, of Grand Bend visited during the past weelt with Miss Edith Love. Mr, and Mrs. Oliphant and child ren, of Burlington, spent a few days last week with Mrs. Ann Ridley, Mr. Marshall Ryan, Mrs. Saxoii, Mrs, R, Gorman and Jack' and Bred * *j Gorman visited on Tuesday at tlie i,; e , bl:ide—My daughter wii? home of Mr. M, Hbdgins. 1nav- a dowry of $50,000, but Miss Jean Hodgins, of DetxfoitJ ?0,n’se i must inquire abonfyour visited over the week-end at the. tee&dents and prospects. parents Mr.and Mrs. I Suitor—Don’t make anv inouirtea J. E. Hodgtas. and m take heAor W.000? ng her of' Toronto,, .av of his