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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-10-23, Page 5fl THURSDAY, OCTOBER W<L 4930 F that ha hold gvljool at ON, ONTARIO ss Training obtain gud / CLIN Offers /on a Practical Busi for Ou/* scores of students a higw standard of offiency COURSES ffiaCie it possible fsitions demandng articulars write B. F. Ward, R.A, Principal attend a /Stenographic, Commercial, Secretai Sei/vlce, Commercial Teach You canno WHY School Ope is Course a General Office, Civil Special Courses arranged, etter School. IND THIS? mber 2nd, 1930 / M. A. Stone, Com. Specialist, Vjce-Prin., Phone 198 .......................................- - i jmaili liiiiiiimiBii ■■■ wJiiwwwiwMiX — CREDITON Mr. Dan. Truemner visited in Zu­ rich recently. Mrs. John Appleton who has been ill is improving. Dr. and Mrs. Orme, of Toronto, were in the village on Monday. Mr. John Baird is yery ill at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Sam, Sims. Mrs. Witmer, of Exeter, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Esli Heywood. A brief temperance program will be given in next Sunday's session of, the Sunday school. Misses Sarah and Agnes Lindsay, of Lucknow, visited with Mr. and Mrs. H, K. Eilber for a few days. Miss Melinda Edwards, of London, called on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards on Sunday afternoon. Mrs, Charles Martin and daughter Mrs. G. Luke, of Hamilton, spent a few days, with t’he former’s sister, Mrs. M’agdalena Eilber. Mr. and Mrs-, Harry Parsons and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Heywood and family of Exeter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson. Miss Jean Baynham was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Monday to undergo an operation for appendicitis and appears to be doing nicely. The Young Peoples’ Society of the United church -’will meet on Friday evening in the basement of the church. The paper, "Canada’s Five Greatest Women" will be given by Russel Finkbeiner, We are pleased to learn that young men who were injured in automobile accident east of the lage on the night of the fowl per are doing nicely, very thankful that the no worse. Father G. afternoon in services will ernoon. cept Mrs. Sophia Oakes-, were at his bed-side. Obituary will be in next week’s issue. ✓ E. L. C. E. rally next Sunday ev­ ening at the Evangelical church. The young people have full charge of the evening service. Several in? teresting addresses will be- given and special -selections of music dedicated to the success of the rally. We look for co-operation from the members of the congregation. Rally offering , will -be received. Miss Alva Smith, president. The monthly meeting of the Women’s Institute as held October, 14tli in the Institute Hall. The Vice. President, Mrs. D. Mclsaac occupied the chair. The Ode as sung in the opening and folio-wed with the Lord’s Prayer. All took part in a chorus entitled, “My Old Kentucky Home" At the roll call each member respon­ ded by giving some ‘benefit derived from the Institute. Mrs: Art’ Amy and Mrs. L. England were appointed delegates to ’the Western Ontario Convention to be held , at London November 4, :5 and 6th. A commit­ tee as appointed j;o arrange for a play for the raising of some necess­ ary funds, Mrs. E. Fahner, Miss C. Morlock, Mrs.- Wm. -Smith, Miss La­ vina Smith, Mrs. H. K. Eilber, Mrs. M. Telfer and Mrs. D. Mdsaac. A paper prepared by Mrs. W. M. Sip- pell was ably read by Miss- Lavina Smith, subject, "The Institute Ode." Mrs. Jack Wein gave a demonstra­ tion on making oatmeal cookies. Following the social half hour re­ freshments were served, the hostess­ es were Mrs. M. Telfer, Morlock :and Mrs. J. Wein, of thanks was given them, of the National ‘Anthem closed meeting. t „ I Fa,- CHAIN RED & WHITE STORES FRESH GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 25c. NEW MINCEMEAT Finest Quality 18c. a lb. or 2 lbs. for 35c. ffu ROLLED OA’ 7 lbs. for 2SI ONIONS 10 lbs. for 25c, LIBBY’S PORK £ BEANS 2 tins forjE3c. LIBBY’S SAUERKRAUT 2 large tins 29c. jjrwegian Sardines) . , , . Per tin 15c. .........Per lb. 25c. . , 2 tins for 25c. ,., 3 tins for 25c. ,, . Per pkg. 19c. .........Per lb. 45c. .... Per tin 15c. ...........5 for 25c. ...........Per lb, 37c. ..... Per tin 25c. GOLD MEDAL SARDINES (Finest CHOICE DRIED APRICOTS .., NEW PACK CORN............. FRANKFORD PEAS NO. 4 CHATEAU CHEESE........... CIRCLE BRAND COFFEE . HAND CLEANER ., * -J L.D.S,OR. J. A. McTAGGA / ^ fA’cl ephone Main Street NSAL fHENSALL 'Mr. and Mrs. Manley Jinks visited friends in Exeter, on Sunday. Mr. Donald McKinnon, of London, spent' the week-end at his home here. Mr. Lester Fisher, of Windsor, spent the week-end at his home here Miss Hazel Morenz visited at her jhome in Dashwood • over the week­ -end. Mr.and Mrs. Fred Corbett spent .Wednesday visiting friends in Strat­ ford. . Mr, Roy Smale who has. been vis­ iting at his- home here has returned to Windsor. , Mr. Wm. Lemmon,, of the New .Commercial Hotel spent the week­ end in Toronto. Miss Helen Smith, of Detroit, is listing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer and daughter Lois visited over the week- jend at their home here. Mr. Frank Smale, of Detroit, vis­ ited over the .wqek-end with, his., brother, Mr. Geb. Smale. Mrs. W. A. McLaren linder^’ent an operation for the removal of her tonsils on Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Devlin, of Stratford spent Saturday at the home ■of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett. Mrs. Richard Blat'cliford has been ■confined to her room through illness iiaving a slight attack of pneum-onia. Mr. Andrew Lammie, of Detroit, .attended the funeral of his brother- in-law, 'Mr. Geo. Case here on Friday last. The Arnold Circle, of Carmel Presbyterian Church held a sewing .liarty- at Geo. Walker’s on Monday evening. Mr. ,Wni. McKay, of Hagersville a former' resident here was in town 3ast week visiting relatives- and friends.. Dr. ease, of Toronto-, -was here- at­ tending- the funeral of his brother, the late Geo. Case, on Friday after­ moon last. Mrs. Etta Miller who has been ..here visiting her father Mr. Richard ■ Blatchford has returned to her home in Windsor. Master Harry Armstrong who un- . derwent an operation for appendicit­ is at Simcoe General Hospital, is im­ proving- nicely Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Callahan and daughter, of Detroit, visited oveT the week-end with relatives in and around town. Mrs. Pierce who has been in poor 'health for some time is. not improv­ ing and is at’ present being taken care of by Mrs. Saundercock. Miss Margaret McLaren who is attending the Western University at London spent-the week-end at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. McLaren Mrs. John Dinsdale, Mrs. Fred 'Simmons and.son Jack and Mrs. Cal­ las left on Saturday morning last to spend the winter in Santa Barbara, Calif. A largely attended meeting of the Executive of South Huron Conser­ vative Association was held here on Friday evening. Every part • of the Tiding was well represented. Mrs. Wm. J.’ White Was in Toron­ to last week visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jas. Ehby. Mr. Ebby Was man - ' si-ger -of the A. and P. store in Tor­ onto and is this week being trans- t’ered to COllingwood. Messrs. Thos. Welsh, Fred Hess, and David Cantelon have purchased a piece of property at the Pinery Inn and intend erecting a couple/of , bouses oh the property. Mr. I-Iess and Mr. Welsh were there last week erecting the first cottage. , Smith—-Hurst Nuptials • A very interesting event took place in Peffer’s on Saturday at 11 a.m. In the marriage of Muriel .- Haist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Hurst, of Mornington to Mr. Floyd Smith, of Detroit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith, Hensall. The cere­ mony took place at Trinity church an the presence of quite a large as­ sembly. The Rev. A. J. O’Neil, of Atwood, officiating. The bride was charmingly gowned in white satin “and carried a bouquet of roses and s .fern and her travelling dress was brown with hat and shoes to match. lingering illness, Mr. Geo. Case in his 75 th year, Mr. Case had been in poor health for several years but was able to be about till some three weeks ago when he took to his bed and gradually weakened till lie pass­ ed away. He was born on the Lon­ don Road between Exeter and Hen­ sail and spent his life there on the farm up to about 15 years ago when he moved to Hensail an'd since then with his son Garnet has conducted a coal, flour and feed store. They al­ so own the weigh scales and for the past two years owned the Hensall bakery. Mr. Case was highly re­ spected, honourable and upright in his dealings and will be missed by the whole community. He was an enthusiastic bowler and when well was often seen on the local green enjoying the g’ame. In politics he was a conservative and was a mem­ ber of the Anglican church. Besides his widow he leaves to mourn his loss two. sons, A. L. Case, C.N.R. agent at Hensall and Garnet, who has associated with his father in the business: two sisters, Mrs. Geo. Moir, of Verdun, Man. and Mrs. McTaggart of Exeter and two brothers, Dr. Case of Toronto and Mr. Peter Case, of Exeter. The funeral, private, took place- from his late residence, Hen­ sall on Friday afternoon Interment in the Exeter cemetery. The Rev. Mr. Parker, Rector of St. Paul’s An­ glican Church having charge of services. CROMARTY r* «• 9 the Our beautiful summer weather took a very sudden change when we were visited by a s'evere snowstorm over the week-end ’accompanied by strong winds. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCulloch ar­ rived home on Friday after spending a week in Detroit with friends. '' Rev. Mr. Rhodes, of Exeter Caven Church occupied the pulpit in the Presbyterian church hero on Sunday last.,' - • ' . » ........... Quite a number from this vicinity attended the Provincial Plowing Match near .Stratford. • We are proud to boast that a number of our Crom'arty boys carried home first prizes including t'he silver’ cup as well as a trophy also that Fred „Har- burn won first in singles in ^-horse­ shoe pitching. Dr. CAP< DE L XE JELLY POWDERS f............................ CREAMERY BUTTER /............................. MARSHALL’S FRIED FILLEJTED HERRING BEST FRESH MILK CHOCOLATES Hand-Dipped j Perl Pound -35c. * f FRESH PATTERCRISP The more you eat the more you want. Per pound 39c. ’ . the . the vil- sup- They can be accident was K. Braun his 91st year. be held Wednesday aft- Tlie sons and daughter ex- died Monday Funeral [ FRUITS ANB VEGETABLES, GRAPES, CRANBERRIES, IITRONS, PUMPKIN, LETTUCE, CELERY, SWEET POTA- FRES APPLES, TOES, CABBAGE, POTATOES, ETC. LOWEST PRlCESfON SUGAR, DOMINION OR REDPATH These Prices Good Oi Thorsmy, Friday, and Saturday, October 23rd. 24th and 25th EXETER, ONT I Phone 102 “QUALlTf ALWAYS HIGHER THAN PRICE” hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin HARVEY &ARVEY We Deliver ELIMVILLE Richard the an- appoint- GREENWAY . The sudden change in the weather is the chief topic of conversation. , -Mrs. Cecil Foster and little daugh­ ter, of ParkhilJ visited Miss Denna Mason. Z Mrs. Roy/7Sheppard,’ of London, spent last [week1 with her parents, Mr.and Mrs). R. English; * ; Mrs, Ann'ie Hicks is in London with; her sifter, Mrs. Paxman, who' has ben ill. '• Mrs. Arthur Mollard, -of Windsor, has been visiting relatives in’ this vicinity. \ iMrs. Flynn, W-Qrediton,. has Jbfen " visiting her daughter -Mrs. -E.' Bul­ lock? - . V- --^' Murray Luther spent the week­ end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. IL. Luther, of Exeter. The dense fog last Wednesday ev­ ening prevented a good number from attending the annual fow-l supper in the United Church. However, those who, came were well rewarded, the supper and the program left noth­ ing to be desired. The vocal piano and violin music and readings were all well rendered and much enipyed the proceeds amounted tofi was held recently in the schoolroom of the church, with Mrs. Geo. Thomp­ son and group in charge of the pro­ gram. Mrs. Arthur Brooks and Mrs. J. Essery, conducted the devotional exercises. Missionary papers were read by Mrs. Geo. Hicks, Mrs. W. II. Connor and Mrs. Geo. Thompson. Mrs. Her. Powe gave an interesting talk on a Chapter from the Study Book. The president, Mrs. A. V. Robb, was in the chair for the busi­ ness from the Provincial meeting. THAMES ROAD theMiss Ella Robinson is under doctor’s c'are. Mrs. Doupe, Sr., is staying with Mr. and Mrs. A. Doupe. A large number from this com­ munity attended the provincial plow­ ing match near Stratford. Death of Mrs. RoJM. Melville Word death of Mrs. Robt. Melville, pf Los Angeles, She was a sister of Mr. Dave Brown ■and Mrs. Jas. Gardiner, of Kirkton; also one other brother who lives with Mrs. Gardiner, Mr. John Brown formerly of St. Marys, who is an in­ valid. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kennedy, of London, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jeffrey. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Green spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McDonald. Mr. McDonald time of writing. The Rev. Mr. will have charge this appointment’ Jas. Anthony is taking* anniversary services at Lucan. * was received here of the Cal., at the age of 91 years. of Mr. DASHWOO H. H. Cowen TAL D.S., D.D.S. URGEON rtleib Block, Daah- thtfSe days of week and the Post Office, in At office wood, first at office Zurich, laftjfhrse days of week. Hayter and daughter are visiting friends in Mr. R Dorothy Cairo, Mich. Mrs. Goetz returned home on Mon­ day after a pleasant visit in Chicago, Mrs. Wm. Snell, who spent the past two weeks in Detroit has re­ turned. Mr. and Mrs. R. New and Mr. C. Buehlow, of Chicago visited with Mr. and Mrs.,Hy. Hoffman on Tues­ day. Several from here attended the plowing match at Stratford last week. IMjr. Earl Witmer, who underwent an. operation, for appendicitis in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, last week is progressing very favorably. We use only genuine Ford parts who repair yaurJFord car. Satisfac­tion guaranis;—Sandy Elliot. ZION on Sun­ in spite Large both .Mr. a very in the Miss Clara A vote Singing the MT. CARMEL The Anniversary'services day were a splendid .success of the inclement weather, congregations were present morning and evening. Rev. Shaw, of Nile, preached splendid sermons, liis text in the morning be­ ing "The Salt of the Earth" and in the evening "Our Father in Heaven." Music was provided by the choir. In the evening Miss- Hazel Earl sang a solo. The Stewards asked for an of­ fering of $100 and over $110 was subscribed. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Peart and family, of Rockwood, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs-. Melville' Hern. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Myron Culbert and ........................ . I family, of Lucan, were Sunday vislt- Trhe bridesmaid Miss Helen Smith, oflors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hern. '■Omar, Miclu, was dressed in fawn I Mr. and Mrs. LitL of ^Goderich, lace and wore a corsage bouquet of' ‘ " roses. Mr. and Mrs. Smith left Sat- . mrday for Eastern parts of Ontario a,nd on their return will reside Detroit. Deatti of Mrs. Goo. Case There passed away at his home oil ■South Richmond Street, Hensall, I Mr, a <ettrly Wednesday morning after a. aninv with Mr. and Mrs. Wellington rm Sunday. Kila Sanders, o£ Exeter, vlsit- in Visited Hern, Miss ed with her aunt Mrs. Whl. BtookS over the week-end. Mr. Robt. Langford, son and daugh- of Granton, were the guests of and Mrs. Garfield Brock for the ary- tor Miss Helen Coughlin, of London, spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. Coughlin. On Saturday evening while Joseph Ragier was milking cows one of the animals kicked him and broke a bone in his leg. Drs. Racey and Misener were called 'and set the fracture. Jos. will be laid up for a few weeks. Mrs. Mclsaac, accompanied by her daughter and son-in-law called on the former’s sister, Mrs. O’Rouke and other relatives in the neighbourhood. Mr. Alonzo- McCann purchased the 100-acre farm formerly owned by P. Glavln last week.. Miss Mary'Flaherty accompanied by her mother, of London, called on friends here last week. • Mr, and Mrs. James Carey spent the week-end with their daughter Mrs. Mitre, of Simcoe. " Miss -Sadie Queenin, of Lucan, cull­ ed on friends in this neighborhood on Sunday. Mrs. Jock Morrissey and Jack Hall spent the Week-end 'at, Detroit. ■ Mr. Joseph Campbell, of Detroit, is spending a few days.,at the’home of his brother Jerry Campbell'/ Mrs. Lightoeler, of Seaforth, . is visiting her cousins Messrs, and Charles Johns. Some from here attended niversary services at Zion ment last Sunday. Mr. Garnet Wilson is recovering satisfactorilyvfrom his injuries .re­ ceived in a mdt’or car accident re­ cently. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Jones, of London, visited last Saturday with Mrs. Henry Johns who is improving though slowly. A very large number community attended the- ,Plowing Match last week. Mrs. Chas. Johns and neth Johns were in Pt. Albert last Wednesday attending the W. M. S. sectional conference. Preparations- are under way for a big fowl supper -to be held here on November the 12tli. Miss Aleatha Ogden, Mr. Charles Blake, and Mr. Mervyn Wilson of London, visited at the home and Sid. Wilson on Sunday. Last Thursday afternoon pleasant meeting was held church here when nearly fifty ladies from James St. Church, Exeter W. M. S. visited our auxiliary furnishing a delightful program. The President, Mrs. Chas. Christie occupied the chair, dispensing her duties very capably. After the opening exer­ cises Mrs. J. T. Miners read the Scriptures lesson and gave a splen­ did explanatory talk on the same fol­ lowed by a reading bearing on the subject by Mrs: (Rev.) Down, who gave another reading later. Mrs. Christie also gave one; Mrs. Batson rendered a very unique left hand piano selection which was greatly en­ joyed. A chorus and a playet-te on Mite Box Giving were given by a number of ladies; a quintette by Mrs. Williams, -Mrs. Roy Goulding, Miss Vera Essery, Miss Betty Grant and Mrs. Lindenfield which was very good. Other numbers were given to complete a most enjoyable program all being of high quality and well rendered. Rev. Mr. White closed the meeting with prayer after which a social time was spent while lunch was being enjoyed all agreeing a profitable afternoon had I spent. Misses Melinda Edwards, , Ogden, Gordon Ballingall and and Mrs. Jas. Ogden, of London, ited on Sunday at' the home of and Mrs. Sid. Wilson. that been Jean Mr. . vis- Mr. We use -onlA’ WHALEN and Mrs. Wilson Morley andMr. Mr. and Mrs. Will Morley, spent the week-end with friends’ in Brantford. Mrs. Mervin JohnStoip and son, Neil, spent the past week in Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Milson spent Sunday in Exeter with Mrs. D. Sweet. Several from this community at­ tended the ploughing match last week' near Stratford. Mrs. Ed. Schaefer and London spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Herb L Anniversary Services will lie held in the church on Sunday October 26 Services at 10.30 a.m. ad 7 p.m. Con­ ducted by Rev. A. V. Robb. Kirkton Choir will furnish the music. family, of last week angford. i CENTRALIA Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Willis family and Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cabe visited with friends in Wiar- ton over the wek-end. Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson and Jean spent the week-end with, the latter’s mother, Mrs. Durham, in Brantford, Mr. Herman Hodgson left last week for Guelph where he will take a course in the 0. A. C. The members of the United church Sunday Schol paid their annual vis­ it to the County Home in Clinton on Tuesday evening of last week, A good program was put on and an en­ joyable evening spent. Mr. Lome'- Hicks, of Windsor, spent the week-end at his home here Miss- Evelyn Chirk spent the week­ end at her home in Goderich. The monthly meeting of the W. M. S. of the, Centralia Xhiited Church and Mc- i is very poorly at Brawn, of Lucan, of the services in next (Sunday. Rev. nuine Ford parts ore e^r. Satisfac­ tion guaranteed.—‘Sandy Elliot. to repair yoift SH1PKA Mr. and Mrs. Clemens Tro jaw and. Miss Mildred Guenther, of Kitchen­ er, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Sweitzer this week.