HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-04-18, Page 6THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, 1920
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Persons who are halted or whd|
are asked
Scott 78; Mary
Ross MacPdierson
Hackney 62; V.
McNicol 52; AL
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on and Logan
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, Ontario
STANBURY
OLIVER HARRIS
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Secretar
Box 9$, E
GLADMAN &______
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Beit for
All Baking
Sfnd 30c fo
700 Recipe Cook
Western Canada Flour Mills Co.
Limited. Toronto.
Brantford Roofing Co., LknkeJ, Head CMfice and Factory, Brantford,/Nit.
Branch t>«cr» and Wardiotaca •* Toronto, Wkkboe. WuMt^eg, MoMtmI.Halifax and Saint Jobii, N.A1
For Sate by ROSS-TAYLOR CO. Limited
USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office, Farquhar* Ont.
President
Vice-Pres. FRA
DIKE
INCLAI
ORRIS
May Spring and Summer 1625 be
the best ever.
*»;>>:■> ysi*
Those few liot, summery days
proved to be genuine trouble breed
ers,
✓
Now ♦ o »
a full line of Whippet
Commercial Cars and
Wiilys-iCnishcTrucks
ranging in price from
$680 to $3460, f.o.b.
factory, extra, taxes.
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“Clean Up” said. President Hoover,
to the sons of the G.O.P. of the
sunny South.
ijc tji ❖
Wlmt are the marks of a “respect
able” family? Drunkenness and
rowdyism in a restaurant nt two-
thirty n.m. Yet a contempory so
describes youths who so acted, A
latch key, a car and plenty of spend
ing money make hazardous com-
. binution.
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School Reports
REPOlVl' OF S, S, NO. 5, HIBBERT
The following is the result of the
Easter examinations for S. S. No. 5,
Hibbert, fiO. per - cent, is a pass. Those marke’4 with an asterisk were
absent.
Sr. JV—Roger. Christie 88; Marg
aret Hamilton SI; Robert Hamilton
74; Gordon Scott 51; Jim Scott*.
Jr. IV— Colin (McDougal 83; Mur
ray Christie 76; Sarah Harburn 70;'
Mary Dow 65; Alex
McNicol 59; Alvin
vin Scott*.
Sr, ill—-ijeanette
J, Hamilton 71;
69.
Jr. Ill—Mary A. Hamilton 74; R.
McNicol 72; Blanche Harrison 72;
Carman,: MacPherson 67; Elmer Dow
64; Bob’ Gardiner 61; Willie Har-
burn 60.
II—Mervin-Dow 79.
John A.^Gilfillan, teacher
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SUPEBB BEAUTY
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• The greatest driving con
venience since the self
starter, A single btitton
in the centre of the steer
ing wheel controls all
functions of starting the
motor,operating thelights
and sounding the horn.
chain and full force-
feed lubrication.
They carry on Whip
pet’s unsurpassed rep
utation for operating
economy and mini
mum service costs.
Be sure to see the new
Whippet? at your first
opportunity!
WHIPPET FOUR
to halt by officers of the
crown should know that such a com
mand means business. Our Cana
dian law officers are for another
purpose than that of running.down
men whom they command to halt.
Being^.a minor offender is no excuse
for nimble-footedness,
al is an offender against
•I* ❖
The longer, larger
bodies of the new
Whippets, the low
lines, distinctive
colors, higher radia
tors and hoods,
heavier one-piece full
crown fenders, are
bringing to Four and
light Six buyers an en
tirely new conception
of how beautiful an
inexpensive car can be.
Roomier interiors, broader seats,
longer front and rear springs, snub
bers and oversize balloon tires bring
youtheridingcomfortofcostliercars.
Mechanically too,the new Whippets
are far advanced—faster, livelier,
more powerful than ever. They are
the lowest-priced cars to offer such
important features as the new
‘'Finger-Tip Control”, silent timing
COACH $725, Coupe $725, Coupe
(with rumble seat) $765, Sedan.
$810, Roadster $£60/Roadster
(with rumble seat) $700, Touring
$595,
WHIPPET SIX COACH $930,
Coupe (with rumble seat) '$970,
Sedan. $995, Touring $795, Pe-Luxe
Sport Roadster $1150-- All prices
F.O.B, Factory, Toronto, Taxes
Extra,
Is it a ' policy l$r the govern
ment of thjg countrjj^to bring Welsh
{miners to anadaXo settle the new
comers 11 fan ? Is there - any
shortag of fapfn products? Are the
fanner/, as tj^ngs now are, receiving
anything
time
If th
pros
seer
our
The farmers who Lell of the fina-fi
cial difficulties in the ..... „ ..
farmer, have farmed all their livoSi
and know the country. Flow then’
Can the stranger and the inexper
ienced succeed where the native-born
and the life-trained find it difficult
to carry on? Why make the situa
tion for the Canadian farmer more
difficult than it already is?
e paying returns for
bor and money invested?
fanners are anything like over
us, then the reports from
of agriculturists who enter
offices are utterly unreliable.
REPORT. S.. S. NO. IS, USBOHNE
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 12; Usboi-ne for the Easter ex
aminations. -
Jr. V—Ruth Morley 68. ’ 'l
jr. iv—Mary Morley 72; WRlie
Dobbs 48. ‘ . 1
Sr. HI—Gladys Squire*6.6; Lloyd
Dobbs jJ3; • ■■•< .■
Jr. Ill—Dorothy Hazejwood 85;
Eric Brown 67; (Mabel Elliott Q2;
Ruth .Hodgson
Sr. j],—-Margaret Hern 75; Russell
Morley ‘W, Merle Siquire 72;* Velma
Squire 70; Harry Dobbs 65;‘Granton
Jones 5 6. - '
Promoted to^ Junior second—Jean
Morley 8ti ;ii.Taylor Mossip 74; An
drew Arjtsey 69; David Hodgson 60.
Fp’sVClass—Joffreine Jones.
Pi’ilner—Gerald Hern>' Betty Jones
Bobby-Jones. .
M. Sadler, teacher
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Why not give the new-comers
work where there is some chance of
remunerative returns for their
ors? Stubborn facts show that wSS
governments have started inexper
ienced men on the land that failure
clogs the footsteps of the .whole trans
action. Farming is a difficult and
•precarious business,
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