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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-10-16, Page 5Stenographic Service, Commerc THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE in the village this week. , Esli Heywood, who has been able to be around again. , Chas. Zwicker made a busi- M, A, Stone, Corn. Spec Vice-Prln., Phone 19$ .A s made it possible positions Uemandug w DMNTQN, ONTARIO Offers you a Practical Business Training that for oui* scores of students to obtain and li a high standard of offiency. COURSE Commercial, ,Se arial, General Office, Civil and Special Courses arranged, a better School. WHY NOJFATTEND THIS? bn September 2nd, 1930 1 Teacher's Coi cannot atte for particulars write B. F. Ward, B.A. Principal owbsmVi October ic, 4930 These Prices Good Only Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, October 16th, 17th and 18th HARVEY & HARVEY Phone 102 II,’ /•FANCY PINK SALM&N No. One Tins Tins . . . chain RED & WHITE ST0RESI 1 Im 1^ I w ■ I I | CREPITON Mr, Harry Stanlake died at House of Refuge recently. Hydra linemen are trimming trees Mr ill is Mr ness trip to Toronto this week. Mrs. C. Eilber, of Zurich, spent a few days with Mrs. Mary Wenzel. Mr, Wilson Anderson is able to be up again after his recent illness, Mr. /John Baird, of Grand Bend, is quite ill at the home of Sam. Sims, Mrs. John Lawson days with Mr. and Mrs. of Exeter, Mrs. Ethel Flynn spent1 a few days with Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Taylor, of Shipka. Mrs. S. Goodwin and son, are vis­ iting with her mother Mrs. Leah Holtzmann. Mr. Denice and Gerald O’Rourke spent the week-end with Mr. Jack Bowman. The regular evening service of the United Church will be held next Sun­ day at 7 p.m. Mrs. Rintoul, of Wingham, is vis­ iting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. M. W. Teller, Mrs. Annie ' Haist, of Detroit, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eilber and Joan spent' a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eilber. 'Mt. Jack Bowman is- under the doctor’s care and all his friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Mat. Graham and Mr. Kado, of London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Berg, of Detroit, spent a few days with the latter’s mother Mrs. Mary Wenzel. The Young People’s Society of the United Church had their opening meeting last Friday evening. Dr. and Mrs. Morrison and chil­ dren, of Detroit, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eilber. Mrs. John Appleton is confined to her bed and Mrs. Shaddock, of near Parkhill is attending her. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Eilber attend­ ed the funeral of their uncle, 'the late James Girvin in Dungannon on Sun­ day. Mr. Mervyn Wjlson and niece Al- eatha Odgen, of London, spent Sun­ day with Mr. Garnet Wilson at the home of Mr. H. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison-Holtzmann and family and Mrs, Sleep spent a few days with Mrs. Mary Haist and Mr,s. Leah Holtzmann. 'Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown and son and Mrs. John Brown, of Pigeon, Mich., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haist. Mr. and Mrs. W. Watson, and family, of Thedford, were the guests for a few days of Mrs. Watson’s mother, Mrs. Henry Haist. Miss Melinda Edwards, of London was called home Friday evening ow­ ing to the serious accident of Melvin Edwards and Garnet Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. daughter; Misse: Dorothy Hirtzel. of with Mr. and Mrs. week. Misses May and and Messrs. Robt. Youn] Coote, of Pigeon, Mich., visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Smith. > Mr. and Mrs. Will. Heatherley and daughter Thelma and Mrs. Frank Scheiding and Mr. Stanley Kelly, of London, spent ■Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Motz. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mrs. Harry Faliner home after spending Kitchener, Toronto, Niagara Falls. Mr. J. Brophey. who is drilling the rock well at the skating rink is niafc ing fair progress. He is rock but the supply of very much as yet. Mr. and Mrs. Norman and Mrs. Henry, of Bald Eagle Lake, Messrs, Murray Holtzmann and D. Steele, of Detroit, visited a few days with Mrs. Leah Holtzmann. Mr. W. G. Allen, of the Depart­ ment of Public Highways, Toronto, audited the Township Treasurer’s books on Tuesday and checked up the expenditures on roads and brid'ges for the year 1929. No more beautiful sight can he seeh these days than to drive thrduglU the country and see the trees which are now in all their glory. 'The ideal weather is very acceptable and here’s hoping it will continue. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Eilber and son Warren, of Port Hope, Mich.; Mrs. Walter Schrader and Miss Edna Eilber, of Ubly, Micli., visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eilber and Mr. and M'rs. H. K. Eilber over the woek- ond Mr. Ed. Beaver is working at the now Dining-Hall which Walker & Son are erecting at Grand Bend. This has been found necessary to accommodate tourists and campers wlio are ardent golfers and desire to slay over to take in their favorite game. The Uroditon Fowl Supper held last week found a very favorable evening and brought out a lalrgc. crowd. The new plan of numbering the tickets and waiting in the com­ fortable basement of the church worked splendidly and one could not imagine' that 1,000 people were fed. There was no ciowding and besides being able to seat 220 people at once because of the addition of extra tables made quite a difference in the length of time required for the Mr. and Mrs. spent a few Geo, Lawson FANCY REft QOHOE SALMON No. One? Tins Half Tins . . Red & White Spups 2 for 21e. Singapore Pineapple 2 tins for 23c. j blueberries Per tin 19c. Eagle Brand Milk ,, Per tin Jewel Shortening// 2 lbs, for Gold Medal Orange MARMALADE 40 Jai’tSOcA .... 33c, a ti 18q. 2 for 35 Hl N1 ONT. Main Street T.L.D.S,DR. J. A. McTAG Hkdeplione 1|W HENSALL Mr. Alex Dow, of Exeter, was in town Saturday. Mr. Josh. Ashton, of Seaforth, was a visitor in town on Monday. Mr. Jas. Bageant; of Exeter, was in town on Saturday on business. Mrs. Hooper, of Clinton, is visiting At-the home of Mrs. Saundercock. Mr. and Mrs. James Bonthron spent Sunday with friends at Han­ dover, Miss Gertrude Higgins spent the ■week-end visiting friends in Kit- Mr. and Mrs. Mew, of Goderich, were week-end visitors with Miss Mattie Ellis. Mrs. Wm. White, of London, is /visiting with Mr. and Mrs. James jBorithron. Mr.'John Pope left on Wednesday lor Preston where she will visit for gome time. Mrs. Vair and lady friend, of Tor­ onto, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Joynt. M'iss Maude Glenn, of London, spent a few days last week visiting ^relatives here. Mr. Duncan McMartin, who lias ibeeii in poor health for some time ' 3s Improving. •Mir. Floyd Smith, of Detroit,, is spending a few days this week at Sils home. here. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Petty were re­ cent visitors with Rev. Mr. and Mrs. ■jNaylor, of Listowel. Mr. Campbell McIntyre, of Cali­ fornia is ’here visiting his brother Mr. Archie McIntyre. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cooper, who Slave resided here since spring have anoved back to Kippen. The Rev. Dr.» Barnaby occupied Ih'tJ pulpit of the United church at Hiuili services on Sunday. *Quite a number of ,our villagers ■are going to Thedfol'd to ; winter supply of apples. Mr. an Mrs Roy McLean •Sunday Visiting with Mr. Keith McLaren, of Varna. Mrs. Miller, of Windsor, is visit­ ing here at the home of her father Mr. Richard Blatcliford. ! Mrs. Alex McMurtrie is spending 4a few days this week visiting at the tae of her son at Hanley. j Mrs. Talbot, of London, is visiting .■at the home of her son-in-law and .(daughter Dr. and Mrs. Collyer. | Mr. and Mrs. R. Duncan, of Har- ■jrington, spent Sunday as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Goodwin. I Mrs. Ed. Sheffer has returned to Sher home after visiting her daughter Mrs. (Dr.) Reed, of Pt. Rowan*.Miss Thelma Hudson, of London, I sipent the week-end visiting with her. parents Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hudson. Harry .Armstrong, young son of( ■Mr. Geo. Armstrong, recently under­ went an operation for appendicitis. | The Council have this week had, ■the cement road repaired all the wracks and holes being filled with asphalt. Large quantities of grain and’ beans jare being marketed here daily.' The trucks coming with grain for thirty miles. Dr. and Mrs. Cawthorpe, of Tav­ istock and Mrs. Bertha Bell, of Tor­ onto spent Sunday with Hensail rel­ atives. Mr. Clarence Munn, of Aylmer, *spent a l’pw days last week visiting ( are making preparations for a big crowd at their fowl supper on Wed­ nesday evening, October 22nd. Mrs. Agnes McDonald entertained a number of friends on Thursday ev­ ening in honour of her sister from Vancouver, who is visiting here. Mr. Geo. Smale was in Seafortli at­ tending the funeral of his mother, the late Mrs. Thos. Smale. She was buried in the Staffa cemetery. Mr, and Mrs. Herman Dayman have moved to town and are opening a new grocery store in the Joynt block on Wednesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hudson and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson spent Sunday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell, of Usborne. Mr. Robt, Higgins attended the re­ ception given to the Hon. Robt. Wier Canada’s new Minister of Agricul­ ture at • Wingham on Wednesday Mrs. John Dinsdale, Mrs. F. Sim­ mons'and son Jack and Mrs. Caifas are leaving this Saturday for Cali­ fornia where they will spend winter. Mrs. Pierce, who has been iously ill in the Scott Memorial pital, Seaforth, was brought to her home here on Friday but is still in a critcial condition, Mr. G. J. Sutherland spent the week-end in Ernbro attending spec­ ial services in connection with the j 100th Anniversary of the Church and also taking in the banquet on Mon­ day evening. Mrs* John Mitchell, who has spent the last year with her daughter Mrs. Fred Kenning has returned to Cped- iton where she will make her home with her son. Mrs. Thos. Richardson is, spending a few weeks at the home of her daughter Mrs. Taylor, of Chiselhurst, while Mrs. Taylor is in the Seaforth Hospital undergoing an operation. The Oddfellows, of Hensail Lodge are putting on a banquet here in the course of a couple of weeks, the occ­ asion being a promised’ visit from the Grand Master and officers accom- | panying him. the ser- Hos- - The Rev." Mr?1 McDerniid7 of God- get their eJqcilj occupied the pulpit of the Car- I mel Presbyterian Churh on Sunday ■ morning. The evening service Vas ’• ] withdrawn to enable as many as pos­ sible from the congregation to attend the anniversary services in Exeter. Mrs John Rowcliffe of the London Road, met with a severe accident while picking apples on morning. She fell from breaking her collar bone, hip. She was rushed to Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, where she is doing as well as can be ex­ pected. ’ . The Young People of the Carmel Presbyterian church held their meet­ ing on Tuesday evening with a large crowd present. The meeting opened by singing hymn 649 after which a Bible reading was given by Mrs.' R. McLaren, Minute prayers followed after which a reading was given by Miss Irene’ Daters, Miss Alice Walk­ er gave a report of the W.M.S, meet­ ing at the Caven Presbyterian church, Exeter. The collection was taken up.and the meeting closed by singing hymn 399, followed bv the Benediction. spent last and Mrs. Saturday the tree arm and the Scott i The fowl supper and concert given by the Ladles’ Aid Society of the Carme’l Presbyterian church on Wed­ nesday e.vening- was a great success. The weather being favorable there was a large attendance not only from Hensail but the surrounding country and the ladies of the church excell- with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex'*' themselves Iu the splendid sup. A | fnaw ym f nn Ar rno omen ArMnnn. Mr. and Mrs. John Young and son Jack, of Harrington, were week-end •visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. Ooodwin. I Mr, and Mrs. Peter Crommar, of ‘Toronto, spent Saturday visiting at ( the home of Mr. and Mrs: Archie McIntyre. | Mr. Geo. Case still continue very t all. He has been in poor health for( some time but his friends are hoping Tor his recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Smillie and little daughter, of Toronto, were re­ peat, visitors with Mrs. S. Smillie o£ itlio London lioticl* Mrs. Peter Fisher and, daughter, J^fiss Eleanor, spent last week visit- ■iTang at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mof- Tat of Brucefield. •Mrs, Richard Quauce, Mrs. Sam­ uel .Skinner and Mrs. David Russell ®:f Exeter, were recent visitors with Mrs. Albert iSpencer. • Mr. Wilfred Buchanan is busy this tiveok erecting his garage on the •'corner of South Richmond Street And the London Road. Mr. Jack Carmichael has returned home after spending a few daya in Detroit and Flint, Mich, The Ladies’ of the United church | per they put up. At the . close of I the supper all went to the anditor- u ium of the church where a splendid "eiiu i program both musical and literary ’ | was put on by the Harmonic Male Quartette of Listowel; also a reader and a pianist. The Rev, Mr, McIlroy i pastor of the church was chairman. I As there was quite a lot’ of fowl left over from the supper a dinner was given by the ladies at noon when another large crowd sat down enjoyed a fowl dinner. GREENWAY and cven-Last .Sunday afternoon and ing Rev. S. J, Mathers, M.A., con­ ducted anniversary services in the United Church preaching forceful sermons from the text “Thanks be unto God for His Unspeakable Gift.’ There was a splendid congregation good music by the choir and taste­ ful decorations with ideal weather made this among one of the red-let­ ter days of The church. Next Sunday afternoon Mr. Kirk- by will begin the series peronce lessens; in the course for membws of Church Sunday School, tendance is requested. of six tom- prescribed tile United A good at- +■ NICE S^EJET. GRAPEFRUFj/ PURE GLOVER HONEY GOLD:SPRAY CHEE NUGGET SHOE POLI NEW HIIXED PEELS/ NEW VALENCIA ., 5 for 25c. No. 5 Tins 49c.; No. 10 Tins 98c. ............. ....... . per lb. 33c. , ...................... 2 tips for23c. ................now in stock per lb. 25c. • ............. 2Ibs. for 25c. SPECIAL llpwe’er/Capdies, Jelly Beans, Jellies, Kisses, Pumpkin Rock Hallow- EST /H^COLATES, REGULAR 60c., THIS WEEK FOR 39c. . » " 1 v——m.. ■ „ i m—i■ ——.I., —. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, APPLES, GRAPES, CITRON, $RIES, PUMPKINS, HUBBARD SQUASH, CELERY, SWEET ES, CABBAGE ETC. EXETER, ONT “QUALITY ALWAYS HIGHER THAN PRICE” We Deliver entire supper. The overwhelming crowd of last year was .au exception as it sometimes, happen, the crowd this year was quite normal, no doubt it would have been several hundred larger but our usual date happened to find a little misfortune and con­ flicted with “Aunt Lucia” staged at Exeter, however the proceeds of that attraction may be used for charit­ able purposes so we overlook it in a charitable spirit. The work of the convenors and their committees was complete. The pastor in the announcements on (Sunday offered words of hearty appreciation to all who kindly fell into line with the call of the captains and that all the work had the stamp of well-done. HOLtZM ANN—RUSSELL W. Withan and her •s B. Hastings and Detroit, visited J. Hirtzel last Vjolet Voelker .g and Irvin Wein, Mr, and have returned a few days in Hamilton ,and now in the water isn’t Holtzmann ELIMVILLE ZION Calvary Evangelical Church in Cleveland, was the scene last Satur­ day evening at eight o’clock of the wedding of Miss Vera Estella Holtz­ mann and A. Worthington Russell. Miss Holtzmann is a daughter of Mrs. Ellen Morlock Holtzman and the late Mr. J. H. Holtzmann. The Rev. C, A. Hirschman per­ formed the ceremony. The decora- ions of the church were of palms, Cybolium ferns, Cathedral and autumn flowers, which fitting background for the travelling suit of Afghan Kashmirita cloth with lynch collar. The bride wore an elaborate corsage bouquet of yellow and pink Butter­ fly rose buds and Maiden-hair fern. Mr. and Mrs. Russell will reside in Shaker Square, Cleveland, Ohio. GRAND BEND Candles made a ■bride’s brown 1' un­Quite a number attended the eral of the late Mrs. Peter Murray on Sunday and was conducted by Rev. >S. J. Mathers. Interment was made in Grand Bend cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lovie were in London on business last week, Mr, Bert Batty, of Sarnia, visited at Mr. Frank Station's, on Sunday. The camp grounds took on an old time appearance over the week-end when many of the cottages were showing the lights all over the park and a goodly number took a real splash in old Lake Huron and re­ port the water fine. Mr. and Mrs. Jeormette spent the week-end in Goderich visiting Mr. N. Geormette. Mr. Wm. Elsie, sports a new Dur­ rant car. Mr. end iu Mrs. tonsils i Mark Wild spent the week- Kitchener. Emery Disjardine had Her removed at Dr. pital ’.in Dashwood last improving nicely. The death occurred her home in Stephen Mrs. Peter Murray on Friday, of last week when She was found dead in bed. Mrs, Murray was bom in Ste­ phen fifty-seven years ago where she had resided all her life, husband predeceased her one ago. Surviving are two sons tor, bf Detroit and Robert; of bett; also one daughter Mrs. Hodgins, of Stephen and one brother Mr. Aaron Ireland of Grand Bond. The funeral was held on Sunday th*, services being conducted by Rev. S. J. Mathers, of Grand Bend United Church valued Grand bearers Dave Love, ors. Taylor’s hos- week and suddenly Township of which the deceased was a member, with interment iu Bend cemetery. The pall wore: Messrs. William am Eagleson, Wm. Brown, Thos L Bestard Sr, and J. Carruth Mr. and Mrs. Philip Murch and children visited in London on Sun­ day last. Miss Jean Murray, of Exeter, gave a fine address on Temperance at Sunday iSchool last Sunday after­ noon. She also explained the contest on Temperance, questions beginning in the Sunday School papers in the last issue. Miss Mae Clark underwent an un­ usual operation for the removal of a tooth, last week in London. There will be no preaching ser- . vice here next Sunday as Zion ap­ pointment is holding anniversary, services that day. Miss Marjorie Hunter, nurse-in * training at Victoria Hospital, Lon­ don, and Mr. Howard Hunter who is taking a course at O. A. C. Guelph, were home during the week-end. The October meeting of the W. M. S. was held on October 2nd at the home of Mrs. R. E. Pooley with a good attendance. The President Mrs. Melville I-Iern had charge of the meeting. 'The meeting opened by ■singing the Doxology and repeating the Lord’s prayer in unison follow­ ed by a then led the last proved. Mite Box” was Tead by Miss Ella Francis. The scripture lesson on Luke 11 Chapter was read by the president. Devotional leaflet Father” was read by Miss .Brook. Leaflets on thp study read by Mrs. Melville* Hern, Pooley, Mis,s Myrtle Earl, Mrs. lington Batten and Miss Hazel hymn. Mrs. Warren Brock in prayer. The minutes of meeting were read and ap- A leaflet “How to use the Mrs. Henry Johns has been con­ fined to her room for the past week Her friends hope for an improve­ ment shortly. Mrs. Wes. Horne is visiting her mother, Mrs. Whiteford, in Exeter. a lead-; reform C'huch, in this He is Rev. M Coburn, of Toronto er of the social service and department of the United’ gave a very edifying address church la,st Sunday morning, a very interesting speaker and relat­ ed several incidents where they been able to help unfortunate and girls. He said that they turned down many appeals for which came to them on account of lack of money to carry on. He stress* ed the need of larger givings to this department. have boys’ liavQ; help “Our Dora were Mrs. Wel- , Earl. The meeting was dismisse’d by the President. At the close of the'meet­ ing a bale of second hand clothing was packed valued at $115.80-which was sent to Rev. F. G. Stevens, of Hodgspn, Man'. • Mr. Ephriam Hern was in Wood- stock "on Friday last in company with several from Granton on a trip of inspection to the Peruna plant. On Tuesday evening of last .week a number of boys .serenaded Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Brock on. their ar­ rival home from their honeymoon. Rev. Mr. Shaw, of Nile, will con­ duct anniversary services at Zion at ■'•10.30 a.ni. and 7 p.m. next Sunday. Mr. Milton Brock and wife and Mr? and Mrs. William Brock spent Sunday with Mr. ’Jas. Routley, of Woodham. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kyle visited with Mr. apd Mrs. Fred Doupe on Sunday. Her year Hoc- Cor- Wm.