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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1934-08-16, Page 2THURSDAY, AVGUST 10, 1034 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE Grand Bend, the Most Popular Resort on the Great Lakes GRAND BEND CASINO Dancing Nightly to Brian Farnon and his 10-piece Orchestra, o£ Toronto, S U R F> R 1 X E NIGHT A NIGHT OF FUN AND PRIZE DANCING Monday, August 20th Free Covered Tables on the Beach. A most delightful spot to hold your picnic. Free hot water. Musical Program on the Beach every Sunday afternoon and in the Casino each Sunday evening. Gould’s Grocery Step into our Grocery De partment and see our stock. Burns* Horinel Ready-Cooked Chicken; New Honey in comb or jar; 5-point Marmalade, Fresh Vegetables daily; Sham rock Creamery Butter; Old Cheese; Horne’s Sun-Dryed Coffee; Neal’s Wonder Sliced Bread; Heinz’s 57 varieties Redpath Sugar, No. 1 grade $5.65 per cwt. All Groceries at Reduced Prices Always a comfortable room available. Cottages to r'ent. List your cottage with us. GOULD’S—“The Little Store With the Big Business” Patronize the Postoffice Store and get service A general line of Dry Goods Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables, China and Confectionery. Paints We cal! for and deliver Our Aim is to Please. Desjardine’s Store RIDE — for — Health & Exercise HORSES AND PONIES QUIET AND RELIABLE PONIES WITH BUGGY Imperial . Riding Stables Imperial Hotel See Mada for Palmistry at the Red Store & Butcher H. M. WILD ONE-STOP-SERVICE Brenner’s Garage Imperial Gas and Oils We cater to Tourists Battery Service Lubrication Repairs on all makes of cars Officia1 O.5I.L. Road Service Station M. Brenner LAKEVIEW HARDWARE We specialize in the installation of Duro Water Pressure Systems Installed and guaranteed for one year against imperfection in workmanship or material Shelf Hardware O. S. ATKINSON, Prop. Phone 59rl9 m —-...................... ..........—■ | CITIES SERVICE Gas Station and Garage _________ Towing and Repairing Tires and Batteries Lubrication Let us sesvice your car Prices Reasonable Work - Guaranteed BERT CRAIG Near the Golf Course Ml—................................................... "W J. W. HOLT’S GENERAL STORE Price—Quality—Service Provisions of all kinds Fruits and Vegetables CREAM AND MILK Buy where the dollar goes the farthest We Deliver — COTTAGES — FOR SALE OR RENT List your cottage with us. We have big connection. Imperial Hotel We welcome all summer visitors and invite you to avail yourself of our splen did dining-room service. Chicken, Steak and those famous Tobermory Trout Reasonable Rates Close to the Beach Airy, Comfortable Rooms, in one of the finest hotels Bruce Bossenberry Proprietor ELSIES’ LUNCH After the dance try our Hamburgs and Hot Dogs Once a Customer Always a Customer Lunches served at the cufrb or in the dining-room Refreshments of all kinds WM. ELSIE Cabins To Rent ; 'TAurist Traffic on the Blue Water Highway is almost doubling in vol ume that of 19 33. W. D. Ferguson, secretary of the Blue Water High way Association, of Sarnia, stated last week, While figures will not be avaihvbe until September, Mr. Ferguson said all northern munici palities have reported a surprising increase and business lias been cor respondingly good. Engineers from the Provincial Highways depart ment have been making surveys, taking levels and width of the road in the vicinity of Grand Bend and through the Pinery, The Boy Scouts’ Camp .at the Beach O' Pines lias been a scene of activity during the past few weeks. Quite a number of Stouts from Lon don have been camped there. There have not been as many changes in the occupants of the cottages this week as there have been some of the other weeks. Most of the cottages are filled, although there are a few vacant. Several in stances have been reported where through the medium of the Times- Advocate old friends have met for | the first time in many years. One Indy reported on Monday1 that she I had seen in the paper the name of I a friend from Quebec whom she i had not seen in twenty years and ■ that they .had spent a most1 enjoy- j able time together. Two parties ; from Grand Bend have made en- ‘ quiries in reference to an article 1 advertised last week in the “For Sale" column. 1 Among those staying at the Bren ner House and the week-end guest I lists are A. E. Gallars and wife, of Northwood; S. R. Granger, Miss D. Colerick, Mr. George Ross, Mr. Wm. Brown, all of London; Curley Gou let, C. A. St. Clair, Mr. and Mrs. Mathieson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Steb bins, Ralph E. Star'kwether, Mrs. Clarence Day and Miss Thompson, C. F. Downey, Marion Laich, c. Hacqueil, Mr. and Mrs. F. M."White Dolores Peshek, all of Detroit; Miss M. Walsh, V. G. Longworth, o'f Windsor; E. 0. Lechner, .of 'Mlt. Clemins, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs, Leo' P. Atkins, of Pontiac, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Heppler, of Water loo; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Duffield of Marshall, Mich.; Annieta Field, Highand Park, Mich.; Laura Stock- dale, -of Toronto. Imperial Hotel— guests, for the week are; Chum MacGregor, Lon don; Misses Betty Scott, Florence Mawhinney and Jean, Mrs. A. N., Miller, A. Mac Dougall, all of Lon don; Glynn Ellis, Marjorie Ellis Strenepart, La.; Edith Essex, Don na McAlpine; Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Malfoy, M. Morlock, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Harling, Dr. K. A. Goodman, aU of Detroit; Charles Haist, Brussels; W. C. Burnett, Walton; IMr. and Mrs. B. Steiner, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gignac, Mr. and Mrs. C. Koelln and Jack, Fred G. Hol mes and E. S. Holmes, all of Wind sor. At Gould’s Lantern Inn—Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Owens, o'f Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coyle, of Detrot; Nurse Haley and M'iss Eleanor Cruicikshank, of Chatham; Mr. and Mrs. Rolbertson, of Sarnia; Miss Mona Gould, of Stratford; Dr. Eidt, Stratford; Miss Meta Salter, of Exeter. “Mlollard’s Lodge”—'Ruth N. Watts, of Windsor;- Gordon Mahon, John A. Stevens, T. C. Lutton, 'Mr. and Mrs. Emery, Mrs. Clarkson and babe, all of London; Phyllis. Hadley, cf Toronto; Mrs. H. Manouch, of Kitchener; Miss D. Fritz, Kitchener. “Oakland House”—.Visitors for the week are: Mr. Angus Mclintyre wife and daughter, Eleanor; Doro thy Nichol, W. Longman and Miss Louis Bathurst, all of London; Misses Alice Goodwin and Evelyn Birk, of Kitchener; Misses' Viola Lippert and Irene Schafifer, of Waterloo; Earl Craig Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. Moore and family are remaining in the cabin. Mr. and Mrs. George Fok, of Toronto, visited with jMr and Mrs. M. Wild, while enroute to the World’s Fair at Chicago. IMr. McDowell, Mr. Wm. Laonde, of Detroit; were week-end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Ravelie, Jr. Mr. and Mirs. Cyrus Green had as guests for the week-end, Mrs. Gos- halk, Miss Pr®use, Betty Brinket, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Joyce and daughter, Donna, of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Freeborn and daughters, Doris, Audrey and son, Donald, of Newcastle, Pa. Mr. Douglas Goodge, Miss. Goodge Eric Goodge, Mass Orchard, Miss Brothers, arid Mr. R. Smith, all of London, were week-end visitors with Mrs. Aitcheson. Mr. and Mfrs. Bert Mann, of St. Catharines, Mr. and Mrs. Topping and daughter, Jean, of London; Mr. and Mrs. Wim. Hamm, Janet and Earl, of Bylth visited with Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Craig on Sunday. Messrs. Wm. Bell and Art Dun can, of London; iMIr. William Will ard and friends, of .St. Marys; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lombard and two daughters, of Port' Huron; and Mr. and Mrs. A. Cole and two children spent .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Holt. Mr. and Mrs. Edson Hickey and family, o.f Flint, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lane and family, Mr. and Mfrs. J. W. Hickey and .family, Mr. John Hickey, all of Fairgrove, spent the weelk‘-end with Mr. and Mrs. .Stephen Webb. Mrs. Fox, of London and two grandchidren, Leslie Abbot, . of Sarnia and Beverley Abbott, Lon don, are visiting with the former’s sister, Mrs. Jos. Oliver. Miss Mary Clarke, has returned to her home in London .after visiting with them Miss Cora Oliver, is visiting for a week in London. IMrs. Burnett, of- London, was a week-end guest with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stan lake. Miss Vivian McElroy, of Blyth, is spending her vacation with her sister, Mrs. Archie E. Bender. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Carter, of Seaforth, visited on Sunday with Miss E. Taylor .and Miss M. Jennl- son. Mrs. carclay, of canton, Ohio, Was a guest last week, also Mr. E. Jennings and his mother, of Park hill, spent one day last week with them. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Roberta for the week-end were: Miss Merle Robert, of Listowel and her friend, Miss Nancy Jackson, of Toronto and Mr. Charles Jones, of Listowel. “Bach Boro”'—< M'iss Jean Bayn-< ham, of Crediton, for the week-end. i.virs. Day, of Windsor, is a guest with Mrs. Turnbull. Mr. Wendell Weeks, brother of Mrs. George McGregor, left last week for Lac Du Bonnet, Manitoba. Mrs. Edna Crosby, Nancy and Kenneth from Dearborn Mich., with Mrs. Eagleson. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Jeffery, of Windsor and Mrs. Florence Jeffery and children, of Windsor, are visit ing with Mrs. Wilbur Dewey. Mr. and Mrs. George Pfile are vis iting with Mr. Herbert Pfile. Misses .Mary Breen .and N. Wil loughby, of London; Miss Buchan an and friend, of Windsor, are vis iting with Mrs. Mason. Mrs. D. R. IM’aicPhersoii, village camp,—'Misses Verna Brigham, Mar ion Brigham, Eileen Brigham, Mar jorie Morgan, all of Kerwood, Mr. and Mrs. Harry- Woods, .of London. Mervyn Pollock, Fred Woods. H. Fuller, Erased Galbraith, all' of Kerwood. Mrs. Charles Grieve, of Australia Exeter Side “Shuswap”—Mr. MeMartin and Mr. Adkinson, of London spent the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Bray, of Riverside; Miss Jennie Young, cf Eloise, Midi.; Miss Carscadden and Mrs. Wilcox^, of Toronto; Mrs. Cook, of Wmdsor were guests with Mrs. Pickering. “Eccleston Manor”—Mrs. Thos. Stauifer, of Sarnia, was a visitor also Miss Peggy Ellis of London. Mr. and .Mrs. P. Clauke and family of Windsor, Mrs. Surerus and .Mrs. J. Gascho from Zurich visited .over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. P. Ravelle. ’ “Kosy Nook”—Miss Helen Pat- ’ terson, Miss Anne Sutherland and Isobel Collins, of .Sarnia. “Annzra”—IMrs. Dorsan, Water loo; Mrs. Funk and granddaughter are visiting with Mrs. Kreutz’iger. “BBBB”—iMrs. T. J. Berry, Mrs. James Broadfoot' and son James, o'f Hensall and Dr. iMcIT'aggart, of Exeter, spent the week-end there. “Pine Villa”—Mr. and Mrs. Cun ningham, of Walkerville; .Mrs. Ai kens, of Windsor; Mrs. Wm. Prior, of Dearborn, Mich., are visiting with iMrs. John Prior. Snell’s cottage—Mt. and' Mrs. Smith, Kirk (MacDonald and Sidney Webber and Bill Norfolk are visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Clarke, Taman’s pottage—<Mr. W. W. Ta man, Exeter; Ted Taiman, Seaforth; Miss Mildred McDonell, ,of Hensall; were visitors for the week-end Mrs. Goodison, Of Sarnia; Messrs. Leslie Boyd, Glen .Boyd of New Maiik'et and Law 'Chandler, Owen Sound visited with Mrs. Taman for a few days. “Rainbow Villa”—Rev. B. Atkin son and Mrs. Atkinson, ,of Cooks- town; Mrs. R. |M». Jackson and fam ily of (Mono Mills, Ont. are visiting with Mr. and Wm. Thomson. “Los Villas”—Mr. and Mrs. AL S. MacDonald, of Detroit; Mrs. Alex Reavie and M'iss Marie, of 'Sarnia; IMr. and Mrs. Peter Gambell Ham ilton and Mr. Joones Geddes, o;f Kin cardine are visitng for two weeks-. “■Los Rebels”—IM'r. and Mrs. Walters, of iLipscomlb, Arizona; Mr.1 and Mrs. Rindlehardt and daughter, of London and Harold Lashbrook, of London. “Zomerzet”—Messrs. John Brown, C. Wm. Coates-Brown, jack Mac Kay. Toronto for a week. “The Oaks”—Miss Elizabeth Gun dy and Wm. 'Gundy and Jan Harvey, of Guelph'are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gundy. Bender’s No. 6—Mr. and Mrs. J. E. -Sweitzer, of Detroit. , “Robin Hood”'—Misses Pauline Fitzgerald, Christine Birrell, Gladys Martin, R.N., Irene Birrell, all of London; and Mrs. R. Birrell, of Windsor. '“•Cummer Cottage”—Rev. A. C. and Mrs. Cummer, Tilsoniburg; Mr. and Mi’s. George MacKenzie were weeik’-end visitors. “The Tree”—Mr. an,d Mrs. Frank McCutcheon. o;f London were guests at “The Tree” cottage on Sunday. Mr. Milton Heyrock, of Detroit, is spending his vacation at “The Tree” cottage. “Ivy Green”—'Mrs. John A«is- ibury 'and Aimer Amsbury, Stratford, Mrs. R. ,H. Mills and daughter Mar ion of Toronto. “Miss Detroit”—Miss Margaret1 Clemens and (Miss Grace Clemens and Fiirth. Hubbell, of Windsor and Miss Mary p. Clemens, of Kitchener. '“Dew Drop Inn”'—)Miss Eva Petch of Kitchener visiting with Miss A. Klugman, of Kitchener. “Kaunp Komport No. 2 4{3j”—Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goulding and' Dawson Exeter; Mrs. ,S. Wein and daughter Meletta. Wein and Miss Aldonna Wuerth, of Crediton and .(Mass- Mar garet McMaster, of St'. Marys. “Droinineer”—Mrs. J. J. Hodgins and daughter, Viola, of Lucan. “Happy Hours”—iMr. -and Mrs. G. W. iGraliam, of London, guests of Mrs. Martin and baby Jean, of Lon don. “Donna Lea”—-Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Letis. pf Royal Oak and Mrs. Ed. Burrows and’children, of iMeaford. “Alabama Lodge”—Mr. and Mrs. John E. Holmes, of Toronto, Judge Dudley Holmes, of Barrie; (Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Armitage*. ‘''Ferndale”—Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hammond, iMr and ’Mrs. E. G. Theo dore, Robert and Elaine, of Garry Indiana. The campers ar e visiting for a. week at the Bend and the .next weelk at Niagara Falls,“Lingermore”— John and Mrs.1 McCracken, of Detroit, are visiting Douglas and Robert Schellig. of De troit, 5 “Dulce Dornum’’—Hazel Willis and Wilma. Wills, of O'ilsprlngs; Doris . Langfrd, Mrs. Denley and Richard Den ley; Alfreda Osborn and ' Isobel Osborn, jean iCarswell and Jean Bull, Marian Lacey and Agnes Little, of London are camping at Dulce Dornum. "Hillholme”—Dr. and Mfrs. Wal- loce Coutts, Mfr, and (Mrs. Lloyd Snider, Dr. and Mrs. Neil Clarke, of Detroit. " “Kumfort Inn”— Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Matthews, of Toronto with Mi*, and Mrs. Fred May and family, of Exeter, (Continued on the next pftgo) I Oakwood Golf Club I == Spend a day on one of the finest = H courses in Western Ontario g Playing Fees $1.00 per day J g 15 days’ play $10.00 § =| Playing Fees, Shower, Dinner $1.50 g g Lunch or Dinner in Dining Room 75c g I C. M. Walker & Son | ■iiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiim Grieve’s Drugstore Lunch Room and Fountain Service Where Food Tastes Better Drugs, Candy, Cigars, Magazines Bathings Clips and Suits Kodak Films and Supplies Souvenirs, Novelties Visit Grieve’s Gift Shop (Next to Elsie’s) English China Novelties Kenwood Blankets RUSTIC CABINS—-With the beds that let you sleep. F. U. GRIEVE GRAND BEND TOURIST CAMP Comfortable Cabins Kitchen and Dining - Room One of Nature’s Beauty Spots Also Comfortable lodge with room and board at; prices within reach of all. W. A. Mollard Visit the Peggy Marie Beauty Shoppe Benders’ Grocery Meat Market Electric Refrigeration We keep a full line pf groc eries and fresh and cured meats Neal’s Wonder Sliced Bread and Hostess Cakes Get our Pfrices The Store with the Stock Cottages & Rooms for Rent We Deliver Phone S6rll Radios for Rent Neal Baking Co., London Makers of Wonder Sliced Bread and Hostess Cakes Try our Products, You’ll be Delighted -------------------------------------------- - Lakeview Hotel Overlooking the lake with its magnificent subsets Excellent Dining-Room Service Ample Accommodation Meet your friends at the Lakeview House Harmon Gill x Proprietor ■— ' ■■■■ DINE AT Wheal’s Lunch We specialize in Dining room service at moderate prices Tasty food in clean and pleasant surroundings Ice Cream, Soft Drinks and Confectionery Open all hours Two cabins to Rent RIDING HORSES and Ponies The kind you like at popular prices—horses quliet and well broken Ponies with Saddles or Governess Cart Competent Attendant Supplied with Horses and Ponies if desired Our Motto—“Service” W. J. Roberts & Son Opposite Brenner Hotel Grand Bend the Wallis ©trainin' — and — Stea ^Ijnp invites You to inspect our carefully selected assortment of gifts. Let us remind y.ou there are only 18 more weeks uhtil Christmas We cater to Private Bridge, Breakfast and Luncheon Parties Try a box of our Homemade Fudge Try a Fish, Steak, or Chicken Dinner Special Weekly Rates to Campers 50 Rooms—Mineral Baths & Showers