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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-05-16, Page 7k fl­ WEBSTER’S NEW INTEBMTIONAL BICTONARY -THE MERRIAM WEBSTER X Because Hundreds cf Supreme Court Judges concur in highest praise of the work as their Authority. The Presidents of all leading Uni­ versities, Colleges, and Normal Schools give their hearty indorse­ ment. All States that have adopted a large dictionary as standard h'avq selected Webster’s New Interna-, tional. , ’* The Schoolbooks of the Country adhere to the Merriam-Webster system of diacritical marks. , The Government Printing Office; at Washington uses it aaaiitherity.' WRITE for a sample page 'of the Npw Words, spccimen-of Regular and India .Papers, FREE G.&C. Merriam Co., Spring­ field, Mass. Qa The Bist! |oSUPREME AUTHORITY Bli THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE EDITORIAL Here’s hoping foi7 warm with just the right amount 'S. * $ * :;i sji si S> Fanners mano use of ing hour of last week. weather of show- every shin- ....... _ ...... Seeding is trough with on the majority of the rms,* « And how for the corn land 11 stand a good deal of working up, owing to the coldness and cessive moisture of the spring. it ex- moisture of the spring, « * * * * * if- * ♦ Times-Advoeate extends welcome to Rev, Mr. Rhodes. aThe cordial He and his plucky congregation have the best wishes of the community for happy relations and abundant pros­ perity, I . , “Fruit-. freed poison pun .Mr, S 'loyd of Nanaimo, B.C., is not bdlhered with Rheumatism any more, “I suffered with Rheumatism in my shoulders and, as most of my friends were taking ‘Fruit-a-tives/ I decided * to try them. In a" short time the pain disappeared .and I had relief for the ’first tune.1 I think this med­ icine really, marvellous.” If you are bothered with Rheumatism Pains in the arms, legs or back, or with Neuralgia or Headaches, get “Fruit- a-tives.”' 25c. and 50c. a box—at dealers every where; . ]ffes" soothed his kidneys— system of excess acid and . waste-—regulated his bowels his blood—and this is wiry tfi $ ;!< I? j? Those stop signs as ■ drivers ap- Tflnh thp thrniie-ii highways are for y ornament, They Key say though a preach the through highways are for use rather than foy ornament, They mean just what tliey say though a good many drivers There " might have bee#writtj for alLthe hee that. ignpTe them, ns thatare “go /slow” in Choctaw $ paid to them. There lias/been/some talk of ask­ing the mereha/s of the entire dis­ trict to clo/e tjfeii’ places of business at six o’cl/cls/oji Saturday evenings. " ” ’ clement to prove a real jfiust be well nigh univer- __ _ . wntly it is the best style of merchant who is the first to suf­ fer financially from such an innova­ tion. Along with the proposal of early closing on Saturday evenings, goes the suggestion that the stores keep open an evening during the midweek. For this success i sal. Fr s church meetings either held or are in progress. Hoover is -a wise business the wisest suggest-—and acts upon his own quiel For Clear-thinking and Quick-Acting- E. G. Kraft, Dashwood 1 . The big have been ■ M With all the bran of "the whole wheat Crisp oven-baked shreds of- whole wheat—light, noj^rishi and strengthening—Delicious with,..milk‘for bre^fast- luncheon. Ready cooked, ready;to-eat. Save the paper inserts in each package. THE DURANT "40” SPECIAL FOUR DOOR-SEDAN THE lied Seal Cptinental Molar Bendix Four-Wheel Brakes Morse Silent Timing Chain Fall Force Feed Lubrication I Passenger Cars Fours and Sixes from $675 to $2095 •f.o.b., Leaside, Ont. Standard factory Equipment Taxes Extra * $ * * * * * $ "..... •« - fr Milk proclu Fs and ’liog raisers wondeiJtfPg what the United ss is going to settle to il?d the proposed raising of wall against Canadian milk 1 and hogs. In the mean- the .Canadian beaver is not :ky in any sense of the word. :le Sam has had his tariff tinker­ ing fits before now and the beaver ins lived and prospered and pro­ gressed, man who heeds wliat men in his country Who then thoughts.. States con in regar the ta and c HE DURANT ”40'’ boasts of noth ng more than the cmality* nomenal >sales records .of reffnbmeiits, itJFdhcres,' •s of value that Jbmfnerld features that accounted for its ph< 1928. While containing addition: absolutely, to the fundamental principl all Durant products to careful buyers, Complete, detailed information and and Judge the Durant for yourself aw; in opporturJEy to drive t you at yo/fdealer’s. BUILT BV DURANT MOTOR? of CW >/\ tlMI'g TORONTO 'CAN AD RUGBY TRUCKS IN TON TO l»/ri.TON CAPACITIES Those gatherings do not as a rule excite much public interest, but that the lack of “noise and .stir on their part in no way suggests anything in regard to their importance. Should such gatherings not be held for five years, there would he a swift re­ gression to savagery. At these ga­ therings matters, of supreme import­ ance are discussed, Foundations of national well-being are reviewed and laid. Men are called upon to ask the meaning of life and are encour­ aged to cultivate those qualities that make the race social and humane.• ♦ * • IT! is in real earn- DISCUSS Premier Ferguson est about making changes in the law governing Ontario Public-and High Schools. For a considerable . .time this matter lias been under discus­ sion, The time of action of some sort evidently is not far off. The pity of it is that so far the people have done little about this matter but talk. The Prime Minis­ ter is on action bent, The people may as well wake up to that fact. Things are in the doing. For a long time there lias been a feeling that things in the educational world have not been satisfactory. Yet voters have felt that lie is a wise man who is'satisfied with a fairly good thing. Fdr that reason they have been hesi­ tant when it came to encouraging any change in educational matters. ■ The day for mere waiting and silence is rapidly passing. That much is evident. The people of the province simply must put on their thinking caps. Overnight changes of,the most drastic nature may be made in our school curriculum. Neg­ lect has caused serious trouble be­ fore now. Women’s Institutes will do well to give an entire meeting to ’the discussion of the proposed legislation. School boards must be­ come informed. Townships and county, councils should give special- attention to a matter of such import­ ance.. Members of parliament should be heard from. The Prime Minister has done well to give timely' notice of the propos­ ed, legislation of 1930. In a matter- so important as 'that of education, the right of the people to become in­ formed to discuss and to rule, is paramount. These are the days when well wishers of the- province will read, mark, study and wisely consider what is in the mind of our provincial parliament as it proposes to lay hands upon one of the interests of the province. TJirjtSDAT, MAY Mill, 1830 , Greenway ad Mrs. C. F. Barnett,Mr. ....... ____ __ . Ethel Barnett/ Mr.’ Wright ancl McKay, -of Hamilton, were guests of. Mr. and Mrs. H. Belling on Sunday7.1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Brophey and Miss Nellie visited relatives here. * Miss Olive Brown is slowly7 recov­ ering from her severe illness. $lndhgThe"gu'6sts wffo were Iiofile for Mothers’ Day we noticed Mr. D. Woodburn, of Glencoe.; Mr. W. Bul­ lock, of West Lome; iM'r. and Mrs. R. Eagleson and family, of Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. R. Sheppard, of Lon­ don; Mr. S. English, of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. . Elgin Webb, -of Grand Bend. Mothers’ Day was observed in the United church with a special service in the Sunday School and a splendid message. A choir of young- men sang two very impressive selections which added-* to the service very much. Mrs. McIntosh has been visiting her brother Mr. S. Pollock, of Grand Bend. Mrs. Pollock having been called to Lansing, Mich., to care for their daughter, Mrs. Donald Webb, who is ill. Miss Dorothy Belling was a recent visitor in London. Miss Muriel Fallis, of Sarnia, spent the week-end with Mrs. Lloyd Brophey. “BARNETT BROTHERS THREE RING CIRCUS AND TRAINED ANIMAL SHOW” • The entire circus equipment Trans­ portation department, Tents, Par- aphnalia, Costumes, are all new this year. Every detail and item not measuring up to the highest stand­ ard has been discarded, to make roont for only the best obtainable, Scores and scores of foreign feat­ ures and novelties have been import­ ed from all parts of the globe. Making this season’s performance -the greatest in the history of the Bafnett Brothers Shows. During the successful career of -catering to the public, The Barnett Brothers Circus has won its way to the front by its Strfctly honorable methods, together with the act that it has in every way trifthuily advertised itself.—Quality Honesty and Cleanliness is the plat­ form on whicli.the- “Barnett Brothers three- ring- Circus and Trained Ani­ mal Shows was founded. - The Barnett Brothers Three Ring. Circus and Trained Animal Shows will exhibit -at Exeter on Thursday, May 30tli. Two performances daily- at .2 and 8 pan: under our Mam­ moth Waterproof Tents—doors open one hour earlier. ’Street parade at noon on the day of exhibition through the principal streets, A grand free exhibition on the show ground immediately after the par­ ade, The big city of tents be Ideated on the Fair Grounds. vital Miss Miss ing over an old one; usg tffis greate/t eater stru ADVANTAGES "HEN building a neyV/hor|e or m'akX of all .wallboards, You will gemhese four supreme building advantages': * Full thickness—giving turhl strength and -rigidity. £ Easier' A ppli'ca&on—Goesfup. without muss — saving -*tim money. Fire-Proof — Non-Warp walls axe fire barriers.' Can . or shrink. 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