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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-10-09, Page 5a Stenograph Service, Comme M. A. Stone, , Com, Spec General Office, Civil ENSALL 'JTelepfcone 1 9^— eWork ONT. Main Street Offers you a j/^or qur scores ia high standard gtrljobl nt ©ontme CLINTON, ONTARIO actical Business Training thi f students tq obtain and of offiency. COURS , ’ tJoirimejcial, S Ji^l Teachejfe .Co •ou cannat .’att WHY N has made it possible d positions demining tarial, e and Special Courses arranged, a better School. ATTEND THIS? on September 2nd, 1930 For particulars write IJ, F. Vice-Prin.,Principal DR. J. A. McTAGG Iced Chocolate Cake—Annie Carlisle; Bran Muffins—Ruth Bell, Margaret Sangster; Pumpkin Pie—Annie Car­ lisle; Meat Pies-—Annie Carlisle, H. Drummond, Dorothy r Chocolate Fudge—Mona Glenn Carlisle, Mildred Follick; Breakfast for 8 year old child on tray—Jean Foster, Minnie 'Sangster, Ruth Coles. Drawing of Tea Kettle and Sauce Pan—'Shirley Twitchell, Nonna Cook, Gerald’Passmore; Drawing of Collie Do^—-Erma Kipfer, Edna iSaunder- cocn, Herbert Drummond; Landscape in Trees and Water—Annie Carlisle, Ivan Kipfer, Bill Glenn; Poster— Helen Glenn, Irene Smale, Janet Mc­ Intyre. 'Spelling Match;— in Class, Irene Hoskins, Jean Foster, Mae Wolff; Map of Huron County—Erma Kipfer Herbert' Drummond, Ruth Bell; Majj of Southern Ontario—Annie Carlisle Ivan Kipfer, Orville Hedden; Map of the Dominion—Norman Sinclair, Mabie Fee, Minnie iSangster; Writ­ ing Primer—Ronald Parker, Mar­ garet Sangster, Mary Goodwin; Writ­ ing “Our Flag”—June Saundercock, Jack Shepherd, Doris Pearce; Writ­ ing “The Rainbow—Norman Cook, Shirley Twitehell, Audrey Twitchell; Writing ‘(The Rain”—Mary Clark, Erma. Kipfer, Elya McQueen; Writ- ling “The Maple”—-Kenneth Manns, Ronald Peck, Ivan Kipfer; “The Song My Paddle Sings”—Mabel Fee, Janet: McIntyre, Edyth Wolff; Com­ position “Weed Control” — Irene. Smale, Annie Heiser, Janet M'.clntyre Dogs—Jack Simmons, Lloyd Brock Doris Pearce; Rabbits—-Lloyd Brock Norman Sinclair, Doris Mac-Ewan; Pet—Howard Love, Norman Sinclair Max Hudison; Barred Rock Cockerel —Harold Willard, Bill Glenn, D. Sangster; Barred Rock Pullet—Ruth Bell, -Billie Glenn, D. Sangster; W. Leghorn Cockerel—Ruth Bell; W. Leghorn Pullet—Ruth Bell. Mangolds—Harvey Hudson, Her­ bert Drummond, Minnie Sangster; Turnips—Mona Glenn, Isabel Saun- dercock; Carrots—Max Hudson, D. McQuodn, Ken. Manns; Corn—Nellie Fee; Potatoes—Dooley, H. Smale, L. .Brock; Green Mts., Annie Carlisle, visited over the week-end ’with Mr. Mona Glenn; Irish Cobblers, Kathryn and; Mrs. AV. J. White. “ . Mr. Roy Smale, of Windsor, visit- Beets—Alice Pfaff, Bob. Specializing in P vis- Miss Alice Walker visited recent­ ly in Toronto. Mks. Robt. Bonthron is visiting .re­ latives in Detroit.- - Mrs, Donald McKinnon visited in Xiond'on on Saturday. Mt, and Mrs. Laird Mickle visited an London on Sunday. Mr, and. Mrs. Geo. Hudson visited in London on Saturday. Mr. and Mirs, Chas. Cooper amoving -this week to Kippen. Mr. Lee Hedden, of Ingersoll, ’ islted over the week-end in town, Mrs. C. Eilber, of Zurich, is visit­ ring for a few days with friends in town. Mrs. Finley, of Blake, .-visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook over the week­ end. Mt. Wm. Simpson, of Detroit, vis­ ited over the week-end with relatives an town. Mr. Collyer, of London, visited over the week-end with Mrs. Col­ lyer ‘here. Miiss Margaret McLean, of London, visited over the week-end at ’her liome here. Messrs, Ben Elder and John Cor- trett visited over the week-end at INiagasra Falls. Mrs. Miller, of Windsor, is visit- ling her parents, Mt. and Mrs. Rich- ard Blatchford. Mr. Pete Case and sister, of Ex- ®ter, are visiting their brother, Mr. 'Geo. Case, here. A number from Hensail attended t-lie anniversary services' at Chisel- zfcurst oil Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Eby, of Toronto, Wisitf ' " ’ ............... 1 and; Mrs. W. J. White. Mi. __ ____, ..........., ___ 'over the week-end with his par- -ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smale. I Miss Florence Welsh has returned ' Glenn? Jiome after a very pleasant trip to ' .Atlantic City, New York and Ottawa. •Mrs. A. Sinclair and Mr. J. Palmer ..assisted in the Chiselhurst choir on Sunday last for the anniversary ser­ vices. Dr. Campbell was visited over the THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE crediton and Mrs. Kernick, of Btyth, visited with Mrs. Violet Cocfewill recently. Mr, an-ij Mrs. Frank Taylor, Exeter Mrs. E- Mr. : Rodney spent Sunday with Mr. Beaver. and Mrs, Wra. Bowman and Mrs, Lena Siweltzer spent Monday in Mr. and Mrs, visited with the Mr. and Mrs. G. Mrs, H. Berry ian and Mr. Bert spent Sunday with Mt, and Mrs. W Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry England and Mr. and Mrs. Wes. England, of Dash­ wood, visited with Mr. and Mirs, C. Schroeder on Sunday. The Young People’s Society of the United Church will meet evening at 8 o’clock p. basement of the church. No service will be held Lena London. Domra, of Chesley latter’s parents Ma' K. SPann, and daughter Viv Nichols, of London on Friday m. in the in the Un­ Drummond; , tted church on. Sunday evening owing —i, A.1 to the Brinsley anniversary service. Sunday School will meet at’ the usual hour 10.45 a.m. Mr. 'and Mrs. Herbert' L. Brown and daughter, June Bernice, accom­ panied by Miss May Jones and friend Mr. Donovan, motored from Toronto spending the week-end visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eli. G. Brown. The Evangelical Young People will not have their regular meeting next Friday evening, being that al.l will be very busy the evening be-, fore the fowl supper, the juniors however are invited to. the Shed at 7 p. m. for the program of games. The Evangelical Fowl Supper is. this week. Thursday evening from 5 to 9 o’clock. Once more we ex­ tend a hearty invitation- to the pub­ lic for their patronage. We believe you will greatly enjoy the evening inCfLuding supper and program at Crediton. There was a large attendance at the ^Anniversary Services held in the United Church last Sunday. Rev. J. Anthony of Thames Road delighted the congregation with his excellent sermons. The Zion Evangelical withdrew their evening service and the pastor and congregation attend­ ed the evening .service in the United Church. At offi wood, fir at office Zurich, 1 DASHWOOD Dr. H. H. Cow Drysdale, Bill Coles, Ruth Coles; Drysdale, Myrna Hudson; Parsnips — Helen Glenn; Laird Hudson; Jean Foster; Onions—- Kalthryn . Drysdale; Bill ------: Pears-—Ruth Bell, D. Sang­ ster, Minnie Sangster. Flowers Phlox—-Bill Glenn; Asters—Kath­ ryn Drysdale, Norman Sinclair, Mary Clark; French Marigolds— Keith Buchanan, Kenneth Passmore, Nor- , ma Cook; African Marigalds—Ron- week-end by hrs brother from Nova’aid, Peck, Jean Foster, Anne Car- ’ " ’ ' ’ * ‘ lisle; Zinnia—Loretta Bell, Ray Fos­ ter, Max Hudson; Cosmos—Helen Glenn, Isabel Sandercock, Gladys Saundercock; Calendulas -— Harvey Hudson; Living-room Bouquet—-H. Drummond, Ken. Passmore, Jack Coles. SScotia and while here took a trip Ito Niagara Falls. Mrs. J. Dinsdale, Mrs. Fred Sim- jiuons and son Jack intend leaving ashortly for California where they will spend the winter, and will be la-ccompanied by Mrs. Callas, who Iras /been visiting here for a few weeks. The Women’s Missionary Society •of Carmel Presbyterian church was libel d on Thursday afternoon last with sa large attendance present. Arrange- snents were made for the fowl sup- aier which will be held on Wednes­ day evening ,of -this week. Fruit COUNCIL MEETING The regular monthly meeting of Uhe village council was held, on Mon- -day evening with all the members ^present except Councillor Con’si'tt. 'The minutes, of the last meeting were ■read and adopted on motion of Petty •and Ortwein. Councillors Ortwein .and Petty reported on the work done •during the month repairing side­ walks. The reeve stated that AVm. JHaryey. -of Kippen had agreed to •draw what gravel was needed at 20 ■icents a.yard mile.: All gravel to be screened. The reeve was instructed to look after the gravelling. A com­ anunication was read from at Toronto ffirm making an offer for Municipal ’Insurance. This matter was discus- jsed but the reeve thought it better 5to leave it over till next year which was aggreed to. A number of ac­ count's- were presented and ordered l>aid on motion of Councillors Cam­ eron and Ortwein. The meeting •then adjourned to meet again the jtirst Monday in November. Hensall School Fair -Sinow Apples—Loretta Bell, Mar­ garet Sangster, A.udrey Twitchell; SpiesP—-Mona Glenn, Bill Glenn; As­ sorted fruits—Kathryn Drysdale, R. Coles, Dorothy Daters; Pie Pumpkin —Billy Higgins, Annie Carlisle, Bill Coles. I Eggs, white—Loretta Bell. Harold IWilliard., Bill Glenn; Eggs, brown— Keith Buchanan.I Window Stick—-J Foster, Lloyd Brock; Holder—Ivan Kipfer, Jean Foster; Book Hedden. •Jack Cole, Ray Tooth Brush Bob Drysdale, Ends—Orville Sports Girls’ three-legged s,-Quite a large crowd attended the S-Iensal] School Fair on Friday after­ moon last and there was a splendid A array <of exhibits. A program of W" sports was run off during the after- noon. Following are the prize winners: Wash Cloths—Alice Pfaff, Matty 'Ulark, Barbara Shepherd; Button Ooles—1st Annie Carlisle; Clothes Rin Aproii—-list Kathryn Drysdale; ©oils Dress—Mae Wolff, Irene Hos- Ikin, Mona Glenn; oatmeial Maca- •sroons—Alice Pfaff, Barbara Shep- Sherd; Butter Tarts—Annie Carlisle; Dorothy Drummond, Herbert Drum- ;<m<md; Ginger .Snaps—-Erma Kippet; race—Mildred ..Follick and Minnie Sangster, Mona Glepn and Jean Foster, Isabel Saun- dercock and Olive Lemmon; Boys three legge'd raOe—.Harold Bonthron and Orville I-Iedden, Kenneth Manns; and Ross McIlroy. Jack Simmons and Harold Willdw; Book race—-Mildred Follick,-' Olive Lemmon* Minnie Sang­ ster; Sack race boys—Orville Hed­ den, Ross McIlroy and George Pearce Sack race girls — Irene Hoskins, Minnie Sangster, Mildred Follick; Needle race (boys)—Orville Hedden Kenneth Manus, Herb Drummond; Nail driving contest—Minnie Sang­ ster, Isohel Snundcircock, Gladys Sandercock; Stilt race—Kenneth Manns; Jockey race)— Harold Bon­ thron and Orville Hedden, Harvey Hudson and' Kenneth Manns, Ivan Kipher and George Pearce; -Biscuit eating contest—Stanley Tucker, K. Manns, Harold Bonthron; 3rd Grade Best Speller—I-rene Hoskins; 4 th Grade Best Speller—Norman Sin­ clair; 50 yard dash, boys under 10 years—Keith Buchanan, Max Hud­ son, Kenneth Passmore; 50 yard dash, girls under 10 years, J. Fos­ ter Margaret Shepherd, M. Glenn; 50 yard dash, boys under 10 and 12 years—George Pearce, Bob Drysdale Kenneth Manns; -50 yard dash girls 10 and 12 years, Nellie Fee, Loretta Bell, Dorothy Datars; 50 yard dash, boys under 12 years—’Ross McElroy, Orville Hedden, George Pearce; Boot Race, boys—Lloyd Brock, Buchanan, Harold Williard. Race girls-—Minnie Sangster, Isabel Saundercock, Ruth Coles; Coat Race D. Sangster, Ruth Coles, L. Brock, Keith Soot TT T PACK NO. 4, PEAS LOWEST PRICES ON SUGAR, DOMINION OR REDPATH These Prices Good Only Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, October 9th. 10th and 11th HARVEY & HARVEY Phone 102 New Gold Medal MINCEMENT ■ Per lb. 18c. CRANBB HUBB SUNUGHT SOAP 4 bars for 23c. De Luxe Jely Powders True Fruit Flavors 5 COOKING ONIONS 10 lbs. for 25c. UITS AND VEGETABLES—-APPLES, PEARS, GRAPES, S, SWEET POTATOES, CABBAGE, CELERY, PUMPKIN, Squash, citron, etc. Tlji^HSDAY, OCTOBER iHht 1080 .....'‘^sS CHAIN RED & WHITE STORES Finest Thompson’s SEEDLESS RAISINS 2 lbs. for 23c. PURE CASTILE 9 cakes for SPECIAL BL<CK TEA Special PRINCESS SOAP FLAKE pk'^; ;21c. ........ 3’ large tins, for 25c. REA SHE RED DY CUT MACARONI .................... .LED WALNUTS (pieces/................................... & WHITE CORNFLAKES................................... ...... 2 lbs. for 23c. / Per lb, 30c. . . , ., ,3. pkgs, for 25c, Large Tin ASPARAGUS Per til 21c. ZlAWE’S FLOOR WAX jT 1 pound tin for 39c. ‘ I New : VALENCIA RAISINS 2 lbs. for 25c. Red & White, large tin PUMPKIN 2 for 25c. We Deliver EXETER, ONT “QUALITY ALWAYS HIGHER THAN PRICE” fllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllN HARPLEY , L.D.S., D.D.S. SURGEON In^KaTtleib Block, Dash- ee days of week and the Post Office, in three days of week. Mr.and Mrs. Wm. Hardy and Miss Winnifred Hardy, of Denfield, visit­ ed' on Sunday at -the home of Mr. Mansel Hodgins. Mr.and Mrs. Hugh Love visited friends in Guelph on Sunday. ■Mr. and! Mrs. George Steeper spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. J. J. Car­ ruthers ,Sr. MT and Mrs. Milton Pollock visit­ ed Sunday at Mr. Daniel Eagleson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oliver, of Wind­ sor, spent the week-end with Ridley. Mrs. A. The Dashwood cider mill will be running’ every day except Saturday A. Zimmer, prop. 8-ll'-3tp of al- Mr. L. Burke, of Guelph, is visit- at his home for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Calfas, Sarnia, spent a few days in town so attending the fowl supper. Mrs. Finkbeiner and Catherine are visiting in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ehlers', Mr. and Mrs.- S, iSchab, Miss Mytra Hoffman Mrs. May and Mrs. Schroeder, Miss Gladys Guenther and Miss: Sittier all of Kitchener called on friends and .attended the fowl supper. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein, of Hensail, called on friends in .town on Wednesday. ■Mrs McKenzie, of ,St. Louis, is. vis­ iting at the home of Mr. A. Burke. Mr O. Solden, of 'Michigan, is re­ newing acquaintances. Mr. called dey Mr. . ... _______________, and Mrs. Wm. Nadiger and Greta called -on friends at Whalen and Lu­ can on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Armstrong and son, Herston, Mrs. Armstrong Sr. and Miss L 'Armstrong of London were Snday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. O. Restemeyer. Donald Restemeyer underwent an an opertation for the removal of his tonsils on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fleisclianer, of Kit­ chener called on friends and attend­ ed the fowl supper on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Goetz and son Al­ bert motored to Sarnia on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Schenk visited in Ros­ tock on Sunday . „Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Kraft and Mr. and Mrs. .Eli Gaiser spent the week­ end in Toronto. Mr..-A. Birk and family and Mr. D. Haugh are visiting in Michigan The fowl supper put on in the Calvary Evangelical Church Shed on October 1st, from 5 to 8 p.m. was a splendid success. While the guests were enjoying a sumptuous fowl sup­ per the Dashwood Brass Band fur­ nished several numbers of bright music. After the members of the band had dined the program was put on with profitable and pleasant ef­ fect. The Hawaiian Quartette consisting of Gordon Suaer, Sheldon Sauer, Hy. Sauer and Billy Honck, of Niagara Falls was very much appreciated. Miss Ruby Finkbeiner, of Crediton, gave a very humorous reading and Mr. T. C. Honck, of Chippawa very interesting address. and Mrs. D. Pfaff, of Sarnia, on friends in town on Wednes- and Mrs. Fred Sclilunt, Mir. THAMES ROAD a gave HYDRO ELECTRIC Wiring and installing, guaranteed workmanship at reasonable prices. Repairing stoves and motors a spec­ ialty.’ free. Estimates gladly furnished ERN. DAVIS Phone 221 i» The United Road regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Aimer Stewart on Thursday, Oct. 2nd with a fairly large attendance. ..Tjhq president, Mrs. Robert Kydd oc­ cupied the chair. The meeting was opened by singing a hymn and Scrip­ ture reading followed .by prayer by Mrs. Selves. After the Roll Call “Power of the Spirit-,” the minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Business was ' .discussed i and the report of the morning sess­ ion of the. Convention at' Centralia was very ably given by. 'Mrs. Wm. Etherington. Mrs. Alvin Passmore gave us a fine report of the after­ noon session. By request Mrs. A. Morgan favoured us with a solo and the topic on Korea was given by Miss Alice Hackney,. •: The meeting was brought to a close by repeating the Lord's prayer in unison and a social half hour was spent over the teacups . and' the dainty lunch provided by the host­ ess and committee’ in charge. The November meeting -is to- be held at the home of Mrs. James. Cottle. Through an error the September meeting of Thames Road W. M. S. was not reported ’but' was held at the home of Mrs.. John-Allison with a large attendance of members and visitors. It was decided that we have a bazaar, the arrangements left-'to the program committee. Tim topic on China was given by Mrs. Rhode and Mrs. Archie Morgan sang a solo accompanied by Miss Ann Allison on the piano-. Meeting was closed by prayer and lunch served. W. M. S. of Thames Church held their splendid address, her subject being a sketch of the work of early miss­ ionaries in Unganda, S. Africa, par­ ticularity the work of Mr. Alexander McKay. The collection for the even­ ing amounted to over $6-00. Miss Jean Murray, of Exeter, Huron Presbyterial Temperance Sec­ retary will give an address at the S. £>. Session next Sunday afternoon in this church. Farmers are getting theiir fall work done in good time this. year. The corn crop is light and silo filling is not occupying as much time as it generally does. The potato crop is fair in .spite of the very dry weather and roots are of fair size on the average also. Next Sunday a representative from Toronto will speak in this church at ’the morning service in the inter­ est of social service work. Miss- Margaret Johns visited with her aunt’, Mrs. W. Pybus. near Chisel­ hurst the b’eginning of the -week. Miss Florence Herdman and M<r. Horace Delbridge ’ delegates to the Young People’s Con-’ vention held in London Friday and Saturday of this week. tion 10.9, “Unto the Hills” and pray­ er by the president. The roll call top­ ic for the day being any selection from the Tidings, was responded by a few of the members. * There being present quite a number of visitors, being the occassion of a .represent- tative of. the Library Committee -of St. Andrews Church Stratford. Mrs. Mallion gave a pleasant and instruc­ tive address on the distribution of magazines booke etc. which could be‘sent to the school homes and other stations in the north country. Mrs. Cooper read the scripture les­ son after which Mrs. Duncan Mc- Kellar read a short sketch of Nip Dobson’s work as a missionary in Formosa. Hymn 599 was sung fol­ lowed by the reading of the study book by Mrs. John Hamilton, a very excellent paper was read by Mrs. Russel Scott, Service” this very helpful reminding us ion it makes namely “Vision and paper contained somei and useful thoughts, that if’we get the vis­ it much easier to do were appointed]the work that is required of us. ELIMVILLE Mrs. (Rev.) white, Betty ahd Bob are visiting the former’s mother, Mrs, Jackson in Windsor. Rev. Poulter, of Varnia, was on this circuit last -Sunday supplying for Rev. White who was taking an­ niversary services on the Varna cir­ cuit. Mr. Li-dson from the Southern U. S. visited his nephew, Mr. Walter Sidson at Mr. Wes. Johns recently, together they visited with .relatives in London over the week-end. Mr. and Mire. John- Francis, of London Visited here last Friday and attended the Exeter High ,Scholo,l Field Day sports; . ' . Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ford, Joan and Peggy from Flint, Mich., were visitors at Mr. Ford’s, last Saturday. Mr. LOuis Woods and several boys from London were visitors here last Sunday. The Live Oak Mission Circle had charge of the service here last Sun­ day evening 'The choir composed of members .assisted by Mrs. F. Wright and Mrs. B. Cooper sang one number ahd a quartette, Misses Helen March and! Florence Soli, Mr, Harry Murch and Mr Kenneth Johns also sang another number very acceptablyI another number i Mrs, Geo. Layton> hf Exeter gave a CROMARTY observed in last the Services Mr. Miller, of the and M'ns. Calwell Mr. Elder called on a few on Thursday last owing to conducted the funeral ser- Mrs. Peart, one of the mem- the Cromarty Church. Rally Day was church on Sunday being led by Rev. Monkton. i Mr. J. McCulloch visited at Harriston over the week­ end, they were accompanied by Mr. Joseph .Speare and daughter. Rev. friends having vices of bers of Mr. and Mrs. Quance motored to Milverton on Sunday last to visit with friends, also to attend anniver- sery services in Mr. Elder’s church, Milverton. The October meeting of the W. M. S. was held on Friday last at the home of Mrs. Jas. Hill. The Pres­ ident, Mrs. Oliver, presiding,. The meeting opened by singing Ps. selec- A v-ery, fine duett, “Cast thy bread upon the Waters” was sung by Mrs. , Duncan McKellar, and Miss Sarah McKellhr., The meeting was closed by singing Hymn 637 “Shall we gather at the River” and prayer by Mrs. Jas. Scott and the Lord’s pray­ er in unison. GRAND BEND Rev. A. Sinclair, of Hensail, preach­ ed two excellent .sermons, -on Sunday in the absence of Rev. Mr. Mathers. Mr. and Mrs. J. AV. Holt spent the week-end in Sarnia -also Mrs. John Holt. Mr. and .Mrs. John Baird is spend­ ing a week or so at their daughters; in Crediton. It was reported that Mr. McPher­ son had bought a lo,t from Miss E, Mollard but this is not the case, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ravelle, Jr.,'is visiting for a few days in and around Tavistock. The preaching service will be with­ drawn on Sunday but Church SchooL will be held at the same hour. an unusually 16 new s you everything you want or need in a motor car' at The New Ford TUDOR SEDAN SANDY ELLIOT “The Home! of the Ford’* Phone 64 Exeter, Ont