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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-10-22, Page 3THE EXETER TIMES-AJWOCATB ;* PHONE NOMINATED BY HAY COUNCIL KHIVA w Below Is a List Of Candidates Nominated to Date * In which $1,000 in prize awards is offered by the Times-Advocate to candidates securing the great est number of votes for subscriptions. Votes will be given on all subscriptions, < ions of subscription accounts. If you were considering entering your name or that of a friend you are advised to do so now as the early Start in a Short Campaign of this kind is a great advantage. Owing to lack of newspaper space this week we are unable to illustrate Prizes properly; however watch next week’s paper for full details of Prizes, and in the meantime why not phone 3 ceipt books and full information and go out and Win one of the big prizes. Remember there . . . 9 .. . * . . ’ ' no losers; every active candidate will receive a prize or cash commission according to th do. This is not a Popularity Contest but a straight business Proposition. Watch next1 for the standing of Candidates to Friday, October 23rd. d or hew or collect­ work i :’s paper List of Candidates to Date ............................ Hensall ........,............... Dashwood .............................. Exeter ........................... Crediton .............................. Exeter ...... Kirkton, R. R. No. 1 .............................. Exeter .............................Centralia •............................ Hensall ........ Exeter, R. R. No. 3 ...................... Winchelsea ,. Dashwood, R. R. No. 2 ............................. Kippen ............. Clandeboyo Drummond ...... Alice Hoffman O. L, Wilson .... Win/ IVIotz ....... Connie Jennings F. Collings ........ W. H. Harness F. Bowden ....... Alice Higgins .. H.v. Ford ........... Geo. Davis ....... Leia Mollard .... Agnes Fairbairn Beta Giavin ..... Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Watch next week’s paper for their standing to October 23rd GOOD FOR 25,000 VOTES OFFICIAL. ENTRY BLANK Please enter the following name as a candidate in your Subscription Drive NAME Who is your Favouirte Candidate? Use this Coupon in sending Subsctiptions Enclosed find $ Credit Votes to Name of Subscriber . years Address .Subscription Rate, $2.00 per year You may save your favorite candidate time by mailing this coupon with .'remittance to The Exeter Times-Advocate. The candidate you name will receive full credit. Look over the list of nam.es and write in the name of the one you wish to help. ABOUT SUPPLIES A strong appeal is hereby made to the generous public in and .around the village of Exeter for fall and winter apples, as well as all Kinds of vegetables for much need­ ed relief during the winter months. Messrs.' Jones ft May have kindly placed the basement of their store at the service of the community as a safe and central store room for all supplies brought or gent in. Should you desire some one to call for your gifts kindly advise either of the un­ dersigned committee. If • help is needed to gather in the supplies such will be provided by the com­ mittee. Some supplies are already an and we feel sure there will be no lack when the people who Lave . plenty, sense the need of those who -are in want. Supply committee: D. McTavlsh, W. D. Sanders, J. W. Down, WNft’ERENGE OF BOYS’ .•LEADERS, HENSA.LL, OCTOBER 23rd, 3031 THE PURPOSE: To enlist new mien as teachers of boys in the local Sunday School. To give help to present leaders and teachers and to srwaken the manhood of our church to the needs of our. boys. WHO SHOULD GOME: Pastors, ^Sunday School .Superintendents, Leaders of older boys, Elders, Church Officials, Influential and in­ terested laymen and Prospective -Leaders. THE TlkfE: Friday, October the 23rd; Afternoon at 2.30; Supper at 5.(50 (30 cents); Evening at 7.30. THE REV. FRANK LANGFORD, D. D., Toronto, Secretary of Relig­ ious Education, will give leadership ■in this conference, assisted by .Other leaders pf Boys’ groups. KINDLY SEND number of gates expected to go from oliurch (there is no limit) to Jt. R, Conner, Kippen, or to Rev. A. ^Sinclair, Hensail, not later than Oh tab er 20th. There will be An Offering will expenses. Plan dele- your Rev. 'The regular meeting of the coun­ cil of the Township of Hay was held in the Town Hall, ■Zurich, on Sat­ urday, October 10, with all the mem­ bers present. The minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as read. After disposing of the com- nkmications, the following resolu­ tion were passed: The accounts cov­ ering payments on township roads,, telephone and general accounts be passed as per vouchers: Township Roads—Burlington Steel Co., .steel for road 3, $17.94; C. N. R. freight on steel $3.00; fi. Martin, .pay list, Road 6, $6.75; P. Slchade, pay list, road 13, $9,115; Wm. Ducharme, 'pay list, road 16, $3.85; Elmore Datars, pay list, Road 10, $6.70; A. L. Sreenan, pay list road 16, $11.80; Joseph Oescli, pay list, road 8, $2.- 40; C. Aidworth, pay list, roads 2, 3, 13, $19.35; W. Grenier, pay list, road 6, $12.80; J. M. Richardson, pay list, road 5, $8.5o; M. Corriveau cement 88; M. $10.10; road 8, road 10, pay list, road 10, $6.60; Johnston & Kalibfleisch, cement, road 3, $70.- 02; ’S. McArthuir, pay list, road 1, $11.40; Urban A. Pfile, .pay list. rd. 14, $14.50; S. Ropp, pay list, road 2; $10.00; W. J. jarrott on Super­ intendent salary $50.00. Telephone Accounts, Bell Telephone Co., tolls, July to -August, $3 41.47; C.N.R., freight on directories, $5.00;"North­ ern Electric Company, material, $31,154; E. Guenther, cartage, $4.21; Zurich Central switching five weeks, $4.21; P. Mclsaac, salary, labor and postage, $1520.60; H. G. Hess, labor, etc., $210.39. General Accounts, J. Meidinger, fence viewers award, $20 Zurich Agricultural Society, grant, Zuhich School Fair, grant, cleaning Zurich Weed Inspector, 13, Con. printing COUNTY (niAMPIONSHiIP SPELLING MATCH AND PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST work, culvert, road >3, $62.- M. Russell, pay list, road 1, Simon Hoffman, pay list, $12.40; E. J. Stive, pay list, $8.00; F. E. Denomme, The Fourth Annual Public Speaking Contest will he held in the’ auditorium of the Clinton Collegiate Institute on Saturday, October the 24th, at 1.30 p.m. This contest is being held in con­ junction with the annual conven­ tion of the Huron County Educa­ tional Association of Trustees and Ratepayers, for which an interest­ ing program has been arranged.' All first prize winners at the Public Speaking Contest; conduct-, ed at each School Fair in the County this year are eligible to compete and are expected to take part in this contest. Splendid book; prizes will be awarded and Mr. Geo. Spotton, M. P„ is donating a silver' cup to be awarded to the winning pupil. In addition to the public speaking, the Educational Associa­ tion is conducting a championship Spelling Match in which the "winner, from each fair is eligible to com­ pete. Book prizes for the contest-' ants have been arranged for the Association. The entire program is interesting and educational and as many as possible should take advantage of this (Crowded out .-last week.) Miss 'Marguerite Knight attended the Teachers' Convention at Exeter and Guelph last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mason and family' and Mr. and Mrs. H. Eagleson spent •last Sunday with friends in London. Mr. Edward Wilds, of Edmonton, is visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Kraft and fam­ ily spent Sunday in London. Mr. Wm. Witzel visited with his friends in London, last Sunday. iMr. and Mrs. Art Willert spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wil­ lert, of Hay. Miss Helen Hayter visited over the holiday, in Detroit. Mr. Edward C'ox, of Toronto, call­ ed on friends in the vicinity Monday. GREENWAY on opportunity to attend. SHIPICA (Crowded out last week) CREDITON EAST the home and Mrs. and Windsor, with her Lawson. and son no registration fee. be taken to defray to be present. .PASTORAL CHARGES INCLUDE Bayfield, Srucefield Clinton (Ontario St. Willis) Exeter <xrancl Lorth, ' $25^0; $20; J. Galster, drain south, $9;‘ cutting weeds, Lot 80; C. L. Smith, $159.70; Municipal World, $1.24; Township Clerk, re Drain, $40.00; Grand Bend School Fair, grant $15; R. Miller, for post­ age on tax notices, JY0.00. r. Council adjourned to meet again 1 1, $43.- account, supplies Eacrctt Centralia, and Wesley- Egniondville, Monday! o’clock Crediton (James st, and Main St.) Bend, Hensail, Kippen, Sea' Thames Road and Varna, , November 2nd, at in the afternoon. A. iF» Hess, Clerk The i on 30 The Should 'Cyclesepidemic of motor be treated early and often Miss Martha Lamport, of London, visited Thursday evening at her home there. Mr. and Mrs. C. McPherson and family, of Parkhill, visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. iM, Sweitzer. Miss Thomson spent Thanksgiv­ ing at her home in Stratliroy. There was no preaching service in the United Church on Sunday ow­ ing to anniversary services at Brins­ ley. Services next Sunday will be as usual. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Sweitzer spent Sunday with relatives in Melbourne, Mrs. Chas. Lockner and Lucille, have returned home after a weeks’ visit with relatives in InWood. A number from here attended An­ niversary services at Greenway on Sunday to hear Rev, J. W. Maines, a former pastor. Rev. Geo. visiting his Fiiikbeinot. .•(Crowded out last week) 'Mr. Gordon Merner, who has been visiting his parents in Buffalo for a few weeks has returned to of his grandparents Mr. Samuel Merner. Mrs. Ann Collingwood and Mrs. Mervin Collingwood and three children and Mrs. Le Blanc and son Albert, all of Hamilton, vis­ ited over the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Motz, iMrs. George Wright, of visited over the week-end parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Mr. and Mrs, Edwards Heiib, of Ingersoll, spent the week­ end with relatives here. Mrs. Ed­ wards remained for a visit. Mr. Jos. Motz, of London, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Jac­ ob Sims. Mrs. M. J. Graham and Mr, F. S. Cater, of London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Anderson. HARPLEY (Crowded out tlast week) The United Church was packed to capacity on Sunday afternoon and evening when Rev. W. J. Maines B.A., a former ipastor conducted the anniversary services. "Weather and roads, tasteful decorations and the special music iby the choir made a happy combination that marked an­ other successful milestone in the history of the church. And now everyone is welcome to the annual fowl supper on Thursday night. Don’t miss the treat of the season. Thanksgiving visitors in the neighborhood were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sheppard, of London, and Mrs. S. English, of De­ troit, with Mr. and Mrs. R. English. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Curts and Miss Viola Curts, of •London, with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Curts. Mr. and Mrs. Rob. McPherson and family, of Buffalo with :M.r. and Mrs. E; McPherson, Mr. Byron Brown and Miss Car­ lotta Wilson, of Toronto with Mrs. J. Brown. Mr. Dawson Woodburn and Miss Reece, of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. C. Woodburn. Mr. and Mrs. Matthews, of De­ troit, witli 'Mr. and Mrs. Ulens. Mr, and Mrs. E. H. McPherson and family, Of Toronto and Miss; Ruby Pollock, of Hamilton, with Mrs. Andrew Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. Darling, of Byron, With Mr. and Mrs. W. Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. R. Eagleson, of Sarnia, with Mr. and Mrs. E. Ma- Miss Laura Leask. at her home in Goderich and Miss Mrs. Goo. Oliver, of St. (Marys, with Mrs. George Bullock. Miss Adah McGregor, of-London, with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McGregor. Miss Ruiby .Brown, of Parkjiill, with Mr. and Mrs. D. Brown. Mrs. Leask, Miss W. Leask and Mr. Thompson, of Oshawa with Mr. John Lavine and Miss Topping London. Miss Hardy in Corbett at Fordwich. Miss Olive' Armstrong with her aunt Mrs. p.urdy at Hensall. The members of the choir of the United Church and the young people to the number of twenty-five met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Isaac on Monday night and had a splendid social evening together. A special part of the evening’s pro­ gram was the reading "of an address to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac, who were married and the presentation of sil­ ver spoons by Mr. Kenneth Smith­ ers. They each replied in a few grateful words expressing their ap­ preciation of the gift. Lunch was served, Auld Lang Syne was sung’ and a happy evening ended. O GET RID OF CONSTIPATION Use Dr. Carter’s famous Little Liver Pills. Entirely Vegetable, Gentle but;, effective. No bad after effects. 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