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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-04-09, Page 4THrr.SOAY, APJJIIi Otl>. -• LOCAL NEWS THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE APRIL BARGAINS $650.00 $475.00 $450.00 $675.00 $375.00 $350.00 $200.00 $175.00 930 FORD FORDOR SEDAN, like new * * *. *. 1930 FORD TUDOR ...................... .. 1930 FORD ROADSTER, rumble s.e<at 1930 FORD TRUCK, dual wheels........................ 1929 WHIPPET COUPE . ............*........................ 1928 WHIPPET CABRIOLET......................*.., 1926 CHEVROLET SEDAN................................... 1926 CHEVROLET COUPE.......................... FORDSON TRACTOR, CASE TRACTOR AND SEVERAL CHEAP CARS • We Solicit Your Ford Service Genuine Ford Parts, Experienced Mechanics, Reasonable Rates SANDY ELLIOT Phone 64, Exeter PAWS COMMITTEE RE-ORGANIZE A meeting nt the Parks’ Commit tee ef the Exeter Horticultural So ciety was held Saturday morning in Harvey Bros, office with Mr. W. TL Johnston, the president of the com- mitteo in the chair. Mr, Johnston was re-elected president,; Mr. S- M. Banders, vice-president and Mr, Geo. Mawson, secretary. Committees were appointed in connection with the various public parks and the work of improving (these parks was dis cussed. It was noted with satisfac tion that Federal park, on which the new post office now stands will be ! taken care of by the local caretaker, ) but as the parks committee [fathered this particular beauty ) a committee was re-appointed to tinue taking an interest in it. necessary replanting will be done in Central Park and further improve ments made to Riverview Park committees appointed were lows; Federal, S. Complin; Central) had spot con- The The as fol- M. Sanders, M, R. tV Ward, G. Maw- Southcott* SOU, T.Harvey; Riverview, W.H. Johnston , W. G. Medd,B, W.F. Beavers,W. Ward, S. M.Sanders,T, Pryde; Station Grounds,J. G. St an- bury, 'N.J. Dore, A. O.■ Elliot,B. W. F. Beavers and J. M, 1EXETE1I COUPLE CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY (Continued from page 1.) slis have existed for many many years We have always found you willing to lend a helping hand in the time of need, and to give sympathy when ever sorrow was present. We re joice. with you in the fact that you Jiave been spared ’for fifty years of happy married life, a privilege which -not many live to enjoy. Our pray ers are that you may both still be spared for many years to come, tq •enjoy the fellowship of those to •whom you have endeared yourselves, It is a pleasure to note that your ’’friendliness and sociability has been -of su'ch -a temperament that you are .able to bring together the entire con nection 'without one discordant note, while Mr. Alonzo Heywood and fam ily, of Drumheller, Alta.; Mr. Fred Webber and family, of Patlilow, ®ask, and Mr. Chester Stanlake of Donalda, Alta, who were unable to attend sent congratulations. To night we enjoy this social hour with (Minnie and, Harry) and we hope that it will result in the renewal and strengthening of the bond of friend ship in this very large •connection. We bid you both God-speed, happi- mes? and blessing through the re- jnainirig years which you may be spared to life. , Signed -on behalf of those-present. Four young, men from London who were out -on a hit'ch-htke from London to Bayfield called at the Times-Advocate Monday morning Jiaving been given a lift several times between London and Exeter. The boys were travelling light and were spending a few days at a sum mer cottage in Bayfield and were in excellent spirits when they went through town. The boys are pub- Mshers of a paper called the “Shoot ing Star” in the interests of the north end of London and the paper enjoys a circulation of over 2,000. The boys were Mack Baulch, Jim JRobinson, Wm. Robinson and Bill -fSammage. To Our Customers We wish to express our thanks •and appreciation on this the seleond anniversary of being in business to our many customers for their liber-, al patronage and hope to serve you ■foetter in the future. ^Canned. Apples ........ 25c. can -Canned Peaches .............. 15c. each -Pineapples ....................... 2 for 25c. Duff’s best lard prints ........ 14c. lb. Dux ............................... 3 for 25 c. Hard water Soap ........... 6.for 25c,.P. & G. (Soap .................. 7* for* 27c. 1 can Bantam Corn, 1 can Aylmer ■JGreen Pea Soup and (can opener for ,25c. B pounds of Icing Sugar ......... 23c. ‘SVillards Maple Buds ........ 30c. a lb. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON Violets are in bloom, Mr. Jack Raisley spent Easter, at, his home in Orillia. Miss Dorothy Sims is confined to home with ear trouble. Mr. Eugene Howey, of Toronto, was home for Easter. Mr, Robt. Crawford spent the holiday ,at Owen Sound. Mr. Jos. Grant, of London, spent the holiday at liis home here. Miss Dorothy Lawson, of London, spent Easter at her home here. Mrs, Amelia Dale is spending the Easter holidays in St. Thomas. Miss Dorothy Cox, of Sarnia, spent Easter at hex’ home in town. <Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love, of Mt. Brydges, visited Mr. John Love on Sunday. Mr. Ellis Tapp, of Paa’khiU, is vis iting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Tapp. Miss Leola Johns, of Elimville, has taken a jo'b as clerk with Soutli- cott Bros, Mr. Grant Collingwood, spent Eas ter with hi$ -parents Mr. and Mrs, Collingwood. Mrs. J. Wylie, of Toronto, is vis iting with hex’ sister, J. A. Stewart. •Mr. and Mrs. Scott i Sarnia, are spending Mr. Wm. Patterson. Mr. R. E Davis, of Trenton, spent Good Friday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sid Davis. Miss Mabel Niglx, of Seaforth, tcall- ed on Mr. and Mrs. ■one day last week. Miss Lois Box. of xting with her .aunt, 'of -Stephen this week. Mr. Melvin Sims, or Windsor, spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. K. Sims. Mrs. Taylor, of Egmond ville, is spending a day or two with hex’ par ents Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hedden and family of London, spent Sunday with friends and relatives in vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. -Sproul were the guests of Mr. .and Mrs. R. Skinner -on Sunday. Mr. Wilfred G. Turnbull, of Tor onto, is spending the holidays with’ his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Turnbull Miss Ruby Hedden and gentleman -friend of London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kydd. •Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Lampman spent Easter with relatives at Nor wich, Mr.s. Lampmaxx remaining a few days. Mr., and Mrs. and family, of a week with W, H. Johnston Parkhill, is vis- Mrs. Chas. Box i J i <4 r r '■) 'it- FRANK COATES WHALER Miss Florence Pollen (nurse in training) at Victoria Hospital, Lon don, spent Sunday at her home'’here. The Misses Violet, and Olive El liott, of London, spent the holiday with their mother Mrs. Wm, Brooks, Miss Bessie Morley spent a few days with relatives in Brantford last week. Mr. and Mrs. F, Squire entertain ed on Monday evening, in honor of Mr. Geo. Lewis, who returned from a visit of fifteen months with his mother in Cardiff, Wales, England. Mrs. Thos. Gunning was taken to Victoria Hospital last Wednesday, Her condition is now favorable. Miss Sadler is spending the vaca tion with her parents in Sltaffa. Mrs. (Stevenson, Mrs. Orchard and baby Ruth, of Thorndale spent a few days with Mrs. F. Parkinson. Mrs, F. -Squire, Shirley and Ron- — ■ ■ form Ogden nie visited in Exeter with the er’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. N. for a few days. m “The Resur* given by Mrs. singing hymn, readings were and Mrs. Mil- '& followed by A collec- then given. Reading rectied of The Roses,” •Warren Brock. After 361 a couple of short read by Mrs. J. Johns ton Brock. These wer the Easter tlmnkofferiug tion was taken for the flower com mittee. Mrs., J, THAMES ROAD roads in this part of ELIMVILLE The Live Oak- Mission Circle met for theix” regular meeting at the home of the Misses Prance on last Thursday. The secretary Miss Mar jorie Delbridge was in taharge and •opened the meeting by singing hymn 8, which was followed by prayex* by Miss* Mary Herdman, The Scrip ture lesson was read, by Misses Mary Hunter and Dorothy Bacon.. Ten members responded to the roll call by a vei'se on faith. Some business was also dealt with, Three Heralds responded': Miss Dorothy Delbridge, Trinidad; Miss Olive Prance, For mosa; Miss Audrey Prance, China. Hymn 92 was next sung. The study on japan was taken 'by Mrs, (Rev.) White, Misses Mary Herdman, Flor ence Bell and Margaret Johns. Hymn 99 was then sung and Mrs, (Rev.) White closed the meeting with prayer. The Friendly Workers Mission Band held- a very successful concert oix Good Friday evening in the church. A large number were pres ent and we believe all thoroughly enjoyed the program given entirely by home talent mostly by members of the Band, Recitations, reading, vocal and piano solos, dialogues al so Pantomine and a pageant; also three choruses by the children com prised the entertainment. ..Rev. Mr. White capably filled the position of chairman. Quite a few numbers were very appropriate for the Eas tei’ season and all were most credit ably presented, while others were of a humorous nature and added var iety in .pleasing proportion. The Pantomine “Rock of Ages” was given by six young girls while little Misses knelt Munch being •''The Challenge of the Cross” beautiful pageant, Mrs. White took the leading role of Evan gel and the disciples were represent-, ed by Misses Elva Horne, Verna Brock, Marjorie Delbridge, Lavona Cooper, ‘ Bernice March and Ruth Skinner. All were dressed in white. Members of the clioii’ who were con cealed sang several hymns between the parts foy the disciples. At the close they all-knelt with their cross es and samg together. These last two numbers were given with the stage lighted only by ,a spot light and were very beautiful. . Much i credit is due the leader of the Band, j Mrs. E. Johns for her efforts in 'the preparation of such a lengthy and varied program. Proceeds amount- Cooper bus been Quite hear she is improving, the ill. •Sup- con- Tlxo Etheline and Eilene ■ Johns at the cross. Miss Helen sang the hymn while this was given. The last number a (Rev.) CENTRALIA Mr. and Mrs. James Neil are iting with their, son Hubert in St.! Thomas. j Miss Evelyn Clarke is spending’ _ , the holidays with her sister in Essex, to over $25.00. Miss Betty Baynham, of Exeter,) The Easter (Sunday .evening ser- 1s spending the holidays with her. vice was well attended, the pastor grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George . Baynham, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Miles McCabe spent the week-end at- their 'home in Strathroy, Mr, Chas. Atkinson, of Detroit, spent a couple of days last week vis iting with Mr a.nd Mrs. John Mc- Falls. Miss Lillie Dobbs, of Stratford, and Miss Dorothy Schroeder, of Crediton, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden. Miss Wilma Schroeder, of Cred iton, is. visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Robert Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John' Kent have re turned home here after spending the Winter with their daughter, Mrs. Young in London. Master Kenneth White and Misses Kathleen and Margaret White of London spent Sunday at their home here. - Miss Shirley Schroeder -of Cred-! were visitors at Mr. Bruce Cooper’s vis- Rev. White delivered an address in harmony with the season. The .choir sang two appropriate enthems, Mrs, White and Mr. Kennetji Johns singiiig the solo parts very accept ably. Easter lilies and other flowers I added The remains of the late Mrs, Geo. Smith, weeks ville last Saturday and interred in the cemetery here. Mr. Enos Herdman, of Toronto, visited his relativ.es here this week. Mr. and Mrs. daughter Graice F. Clysdale, of with relatives at Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. mulch beauty to the service. who died in London some aigo were brought to Elim- John Brock also Mrs. Brantford Seaforth on Clarence and (Rev.) visited Easter Knight . Good country. Mrs, Glad to The iSalcrament of the Lord’s per was administered to a good (gregatjon on Sunday morning, tables, in front were filled with love ly Easter lilies* daffodils* narcisses and primroses. The Ea&ter lilies were the gifts of visiting friends, the evening service a. splendid dress was given by the pastor “What do you sxjy to yourself,” .At the Sunday School the Robert Raikes diplomas and seals were pre sented. to those with a perfect at tendance during last year and alto gether twenty-four won the awards. The superintendent Mr. Wm, Moodie was awarded his 15th seal. Three secured the Alumni diploma for their eighth year and eleven seals were presented 'for the alumni diplomas. The Misses Isabelle and Helen An thony, of Hamilton, ar© holidaying at the manse. Miss Laura IBtewart, of the Hamilton teaching staff and Miss Margaret Heilig are visiting with them. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Coward and family, of Grimsby, spent Easter I with Mrs. D. Coward. Miss Elsie Seers and Mr. Harry Anderson, Stewart Campbell and Miss Grace Anderson, of London and Miss- B. Gollings, of Exeter spent the holiday at their homes, Miss Doris Harvey, of Exeter, is visiting with relatives, Mr. and Mrs, N. Hunkin and daugh ter Audrey spent the week-end with relatives at Cromarty. Mr. T. Weyman has hired with Mr. W. Squires for the summer. The Usborne & Hibbert directors held theix’ meeting oix Monday at the hall. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, of Elimville spent 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harris. Thames Road W. M. S. The regular monthly meeting the Thames Road W, M. S. met the hoxne of Mrs. Geo. Monteith Thursday, April 2nd with a fairly large attendance. The meeting was opened by sing ing aix appropriate Eastex’ lxymix fol lowed by the Loi-d’s prayer in un ison. The Roll- Call was theix responded to by aix Eastei’ message. The min utes of the last meetinig were read and approved and a few items of business were dealt with. 'Our so ciety have accepted >an invitation to meet with the James St. ladies on .Thursday, May 14tlx. The first part of the program was taken from tlxe leaflet “An Easter Service of Worship” whilch consisted of responsive readings and hymns. After which Mrs. Norman Fassmore’s group was called upon to take charge of the remainder of the- program. Mrs. Alfred Hunk!in gave an excel lent topic on “My Easter Thankof fering” followed by a duett by Miss Brown and Miss Monteith entitled, “Take Time to foe Holy”; Mrs. Whit lock gave a paper on “Man’s .Temper ance” and a solo “Jesus is Calling” was sung foy M\ss Hackney. . The meeting closed by singing a hymn and lunch was served by committee in charge. At ad- on L. of at on the After singing hymn 23'5 Johns dismissed (he meeting. Edith Ball, over the SHIPKA of Mount Bridges week-end at her Keys and Mr. and spent Sunday 4n Miss visited home here. Mr. and Mrs. E< Mrs, M. ’Sweitzer Sarnia. Rev. and Mrs. D. w! Williams and family, of Mount Bridges, visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. F. Sharpe Miss Gertrude Sicbilbe is spending the holidays at her home in Zurich, An executive meeting of the Sun day School was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs) Wm. Sweitzer on Tues day ‘of last week. Special ducted in day last, given in Mr, Hagelstein gave a sermon on. “After death where are the Dead?”' The regular meeting of the Ladies- Aid was held on Wednesday last at the home of Mr. A. Smith, The pres ident, Mrs. J, Ratz, presiding. The- meeting was opened by singing and repeating the Lord’s prayer in uni son. The roll call was answered by the president asking two questions on different characters of the Bible. Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Wm. Sweitzer, by Mrs. Matt, inainder of the afternoon was spent in quilting. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sparks and son* of London, spent Tuesday visiting in the neighborhood. Easter services were con- the United church on Sun- A special programme was the Sunday School. Rev, A reading was given- Sweitzer. The re- NOTICE CONTROL OF NOXIOUS WEEDS Notice is hereby given that Mr* Louis Schumalcher, of Dashwood* Ont., has been ’appointed as; Weed! Inspector for the Township o,f Hay fox’ the yeai* 1931. All. residents! are warned that the'Act respecting the Control of Noxious Weeds wilE. be strictly enforced in the Towpshipi of Hay during 1931, and’ far,merit who had’ fields badly infested with’. noxious weeds in 1930 should ar-- range to keep same undei* cultiva tion so that the weeds can foe des troyed and a late crop can foe sown* A. F. Hess, Clerk, Township -of Hay AUCTION SALE / valuabe tarns! on the preni- Boundary. — of — FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS- The undersigned have been in structed by the Executors of the Estate of the late Francis John Davis-- to sell the following stock and implements ises being Dot 9, South-West Usborne, < n ! WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1931 1931, at 1.30 o’clock p.m. HORSES—Two, 10-year-old Agri- culturals; Agricultural mare in foal;' driver, 11 years old; aged driver; 2, colts, one and two years old. CATTLE—Fresh cow; three due! shortly, farrow cow, 10 yearlings. HOG'S—(Sow with 10 pigs, three • weeks old; 8 chunks. IMPLEMENTS •— Deering 7-foofi 'binder, canvas, new; McCormick ‘5; foot mower; NoxOn seed drill, 11 'hoe; steel land roller, nearly new;' harrows, 3 section size; McCormick disc, cultivator, scuffler, Clinton fanning mill, scales, cream separator; nearly new; pulper', grinder, set of" sleighs, wagon, hay rack, 2-furroiy walking plow; single walking plow;' Ferrin single riding plow; set of heavy harness and logging chain. GRAIN—215 0 bus. oats; 125 bus. barley; 30 'bus. wheat. Hens—40 hens. .. • Otliei’ articles too numerous f(jf mention. TERMS OF SALE $10-00 and under cash; over that*'' amount may foe left On joint approv ed promissory note for six months with interest added at 5 per ^cent* for the period -or discount willjbe£ allowed at the rate of 6 'per cent* per' annum foi’ cash, Nothing to' be removed from the? premises until Settled for, GORDON W. DAVIS, iii- charge FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer GLADhlAN & STANBURY, Solicit or fox‘ Estate, I ZION Easter services were held at ’ church-on Sunday with special music • by the choir. A duet was sung by s Mrs. (Rev.) White and Mrs. R. E. Pooley. Mr. Angus Earl and sister’s Hazel ‘ and Myrtle -spent Sunday with their uncle and aunt Mr. and: Mrs. Wes. • Horn, of Eilimville. - ‘Mr, Jas. Horne who is in failing ■ health is not improving and Mrs. Mc- ! Nichol, of Exeter; has been engaged ■ as nurse. . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brock spent a 1 few days last week with >the former’s ’ brother Thomas in Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock spent ! the week-end with the latter’s par ents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stewart in ; London township. Warren’s many 1 friends are glad to see him out again. 1 Mr. and Mrs, Ephriam Hern and daughters Laurene and Hazel spent ■ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Culbert near Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. ^Vilbur Bat’ten an'd babe spent Sunday with Mrs. Bat- 1 ten’s .aunt Mrs. Miller at Cromarty. (Mrs. Wellington Brock and daugh ter Irene- are laid up with the flu. Mr. Ray Brooks has been suffer ing with severe pains in his face, recently had a tooth extracted, present he is improving. Zion TV. M* 8. The Tegular monthly the W.M.S. was held at on Thursday afternoon, with the president Mrs. Melville Hern in charge. The meeting opened with singing the Doxology and hymn 187 followed with prayer by a number of ladies. was read hymn 88 call and meeting were read and approved, it was decided to send our bale to Mr, F. G. Hodgson, Man., but send it through the Presbyterial. Mrs, Mei- ville Hern* Mrs. R. E. Pooley and Mrs. Harold Hern were appohited delegates to the Presbyterial. A let ter of finance was- read by Mrs. J. Johns. Reports to the Watch TOW- <the [ iton is visiting with her grandpar ents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bowden. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bird of Lon don were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Willis on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Brokenshire and little daughter, of Detroit, spent the holiday with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Knight. Mr. Cecil Hodgson, 'of Sudlbury, and Miss Robinson, ci Toronto, Mr. Herman Hodgson, of Guelph, and ■Miss E. Gourley, -of St. Marys, spent the Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs. D. Hodgson. , Miss Grace Bullock, of Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. .John Essery. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer, Miss Joel , Speiker and friend of St Thomas, Kent. sP®xxt Wednesday of last week with IVT-h .«■*» in rl TLrr»c< TJT IX/Tillc* for CLANDEBOYE The funeral of Mrs. Ella widow of Frank Kent, of Clandeboye, took place on Saturday afternoon from her residence to St. James' Cemetery, Clandeboye. The floral offerings proved the high esteem in which Mrs. Kent was held. The ser vice was conducted by her pastor, Rev. J. J. Brown, -of the United church. 'She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Fred Bice, of Ailsa Craig and five grandchildren, Alton, Harvey and Gordon Craven, of Ailsa Craig, and Marjorie and Clifford Bice. last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Jones of Lon don, visited at Mr. Henry Johns the end of .the week. Miss Aleatha Ogden and Mrs. Smith, of London, >vere visitors at Mr. S. Wilson’s ovei’ the week-end. A bafoy girl arrived at the home of Mt. and Mrs. Chas. Stephens last week. Mr. Wes. Heywood, of Western University spent the holidays at his home. Messrs. Boss & Brazier, who have the contract for paving the London Road south of Exetei’ are movin, their machinery to Skinners gravel pit on the St. Marys road, west of here. Mrs. Joe Bullock, to Mr. Russell Have your car looked over before going into summer months We wish to infornrii the public that We have received the services of Mr* E. Pollen, who with his years of experience Is well known in this community. We are in a posi tion to take care of all overhaul jobs* SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF CARS. HURON GARAGE Cecil J* Stewart Phone 115w Mr and Mrs. H. Mills. The Eastei’ services heldi in the United church on Sunday were largely attended. _• • -• • _ service sixteen became members of-Isaac Gower recently. rnii Tiv ih© avn'nin n* # vMisses Joy and Evelyn Whitlock, of St. Thomas called on relatives son. occupied the pulpit in the even-,here during the week-end, choir. ‘ | A miscellaneous showei’ was held. at the home of Miss- Margaret Hicks Oil Monday evening in the honour of Miss Elsie' Reeder, bride-elect, The gifts were presented in a dec orated. basket carried by Misses Gwendolyn Hicks and Hazel Smith.’ Elsie received many beautiful useful gifts. After the gifts been displayed ice cream and were served. Mrs. John Pollard, who has ili foi’ the past few weeks is to foe up for a few hours each , of Crediton, At the morning i visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. the church. In the evening the) choir presented the Cantata “The! King of Glory” Mr. George Thomp- while Rev. A, V. Robb assisted; the- • and, had j cak e j been able .. . „ day. Mr. Ashley Smith has resigned his position 'with Mr. Wm. Col will and ’he and. Mrs. Smith have moved to Biddulph where they have accep ted a position 'with Mr. A. Hodgins. Our 'Sunday school superintendant Mr. Cecil Skinned, prepared a spec ial Easter programme. Mrs. GeoJ Hepbui’n in her very pleasing man-) her acted as superintendent. A ladies quartette sang “The Old, Rug ged Cross.” After the lesson there was a duett rendered, “The wayside Cross”. Just before benedicitioix Mr. Skinnei' thanked all who took part in the service. ; Mr, Clifton Mitchell* who is at tending Westervelt School of Busi ness, London* spent the week-end With his parents, Mr, and Mrs; T. A, Mitcliell. i The roads have dried up in quick I order ’and .motoring once more be comes pleasant instead of hazardous. Miss Annie Gilfillan from near Kirkton visited ovex* the week-end with friends in the vicinity. Misses Hazel and Myrtle Earl vis ited Miss Elva Horne last Sunday. Rev. L. C. White is in Whitby this cake'week attending and a tconfereiice for the leaders in Young such as Summer officers People’s Work schools. Mr. and Mfs. children of Farquhar visited Mr, and Mrs. Ivor Morgan recently, little Miss Ina Harris remaining several days. Mr. Kenneth Johns motored to Toronto last Thursday returning on Friday bringing Ills brother Mi\ W. Johns home with him for the week end. He returned to Toronto on Monday to resufiie his duties at Vic toria College. Leonard Harris and He At ofmeeting the- church April 2nd A leaflet “Easter Chimes*’ by Mrs. * Ralph Batten; was followed by the roll tile minutes of the last A savings account is good if a mani Heralds were; Japan, Mrs. Ralph lives and saves, A life policy (forces I Battdn; China, Mrs. Warren Brock; Korea, **• asked to *■• An EC ' a man to save and is good whctherj I he lives or dies,-—^Ernest C. Harvey, Insurance office, Main Street. and the Homeland an ort at tiie next meeting rvice of worship wm NOTICE TO CREDITORS ’ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having claims against the estate of Gottlieb Fischer, late of the Village .of, Dashwood in the County; of Huron, Laborer, deceased, who died oil or about the 2nd day of January, A.O. 1931, intestate? are required to forward their claims duly proven to H.' Eilfoer & Son. Crediton, on or before tho^.Tenth day. of April A. D. 1931. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV EN that after the said date the ad ministrator will proceed to distribute the estate, having regard only to the- claims of which he then shall have- notice. DATED tills 28th day of March*. A.D., 1931. Clarence John Fischer, A nm ’nistratox’ IL tt. Nb v R.O., OnL