The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-06-06, Page 6i
THURSDAY, JUNE Oth, 102*)THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
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pay the major part
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Municipal
the recent
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Late District -Dental District NunSber
a testing out of the
Uncle Sam is build-
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teacher
for the
Good music and
s reported from
s churches flour
law and order
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TRANSIENT TRADERS
Are Now Subject to a Larger License
Fee Under New Law Passed by the
Ontario Legislature at
.Session.
Browning’s Drug StoFE, Exeter
A/\V. E, Hemphill, Phm.B^ Hensail
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sunshine and
last week gave
needed boost.
Member of The Canadian Weekly
Newspaper Association.
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Boards' so motived
. ar,e full of teachers-,
good, as au-
the
us
Safe-Depo
Clients without charge
EXETER LONDON HENSAIJi
GLADMAN
BARRIS!
Money to
3 _ There’s Always the Head—We’d
J buy one of these vacuum cleaners if
j'we had any vacuums to clean.—.Lind
say Post.
Dr. G. F. Roulston,
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£<? 7.. .vt
T takes more than mere size to make a
BIG Six. It takes more than beauty, more
than style, more than performance,
car needs all of these before it can becorRe a
BIG Six. True, Pontiac Big Six has all th^c
But it has something mere . . something tl^it
stamps if once and forever as a real BIG Sic
It has the “feel” of a BIG Six. People accus
tomed to much driving will know immediately
what that means.
And it’s not a sensation you can counterfeit.^
sit behind the wheel, drive the I
car and get the “feel” of it . . you’ll know* in
an instant whether or not you are driving a
Big Six. P-25-5-29C
ULRIC SNELL, EXETER
PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LiMITED
Trees and shrubbery in full flow-
ex* last week simply transformed
country side.
The warm
warm nights of
crops a sorely
meadows are looking specially fine.
Corn fields are being got Jnto fine
conditjon.
$ :jc * « Ml * *
Chureli anniversaries are the or
der of the times, i
good preaching are
all quarters. Where
isli, good tjmes
prevail.
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And now for
tariff wall that
pig against the Canadian farmer!
Some of us think that our bjg cou
sin would have been better advised
to have turned his energies to law
enforcement rather than to a pro
cess of irritating tariff tinkering.
Western Ontario farmers wjll not
suffer acutely,
sumer who will
■of the duty.
• * *
Schools are about to close for the
summer holidays. In many instances
teachers are leaving and other
teachers are bejng engaged to take
their places. Some schobl boards
exercise the utmost diligence in. se
lecting the person who is to be wjth
their chjldr^n for six hours in the day for fiv/ days in the week. Stjll
others are/guided by the purely dol
lar standard. say “The/wooefs
and one? teacher/is as
other. /Why not take
who will contract with
least ”*oney?
Well on/ teacher js
as another. Here is the experience
of oi^e section. For years the school
children were saucy wjtli all they
met on the road. Farm gates were
opened as a matter of course. School
property was destroyed and cruel
tricks and general meanness were
commonplace. As one parent ex
pressed jt. “When the children
were on the road we felt we had to
protect out property.” Continuing
t.he conversation this same ratepayer
said: “During the three years our
present teacher has been on her job
all that has been, changed. - The
chjldren now are well mannered and
mind their own business. They are
heeding their lessons. 'The. whole
atmosphere has been changed. We
regard the departure of our teacher
as a distinct loss .pi. al! that effects
our homes and our children’s wel
fare.
Cars of Spectacular Beauty
Bigger Built!
Higher Powered!
Lower Priced!
llR’WJ
??HN «ER TIP
lOYTIlOl?’
The greatest advance in driving
convenience since the self-starter. ‘
A single button, located in the
center of the steering wheel,con
trols all hi notions of starting the
motor, operating «the lights and
sounding the horn/ No wires in
steering post.* ■»
Norge supremacy is due
to its exclusive rotary
construction which
compensates for its
own wear. It “wears in”
. ,. rather than “wears
out.”
OurConvei
IHMii Wil
•Farm or Real Estate for
insertion for first
25 c. each subse-
M'iscellaneous ar*
Wanted, Lost, oij
line of six words.
10c. per line.
50c. Legal ad*
8c. per line. In
one verse 50 c-
each.
lExpin* ®intfa*AhttDratr
Established 1873 and 1887
Published every Thursday morning,
at Exeter, Ontario
SUBSCRIPTION™$2.00 per year in
advance.
RATES-
sale 5Qp. each
four insertions,
q/ent insertion,
tides, To Rent,
Found 10c. per
Reading notices
Card of Thanks
vertising 12 and
Memoriam, with
extra verses 25 c.
cut Purchase
Please You
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efrigeration
lie Utilities 1
•^EXEBfd
An amendment to the
Act, which was passed at
session q£ the Legislature,, provides
for a substantial tightening up of
the law regarding transient traders.
According to the new law, which
is now in force, the fee to be paid
for Transient Traders’ License shall
not be less than $100 in any municip
ality, and shall not exceed in a city
or town $500, and in a .township or
Village $300.
Every transient .trader who car
ries on business without a license
shall be guilty of an offence and shall
incur a penalty equal to the license
fee which he should have paid, and
in addition thereto the sum of not
less than $10 and not more than
$200.
Every transient trader shall’cause
his license to be prominently and
permanently displayed in his place of
business during the full term in
which he is carrying on business as
a transient trader and in default
thereof shall incur a penalty of not
less than $1 and not more than $10.
Zion W. M.S.
The regular monthly meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. John. Hern
Sr., May the 30th with a good at
tendance. The president, Mrs. Wm.
Hern conducted, the devotional exer
cises. Hymn 45.2 was used in open
ing. The scripture lesson was found
in the 23rd chapter of Proverbs and
was sead by Mrs. Hern followed by
prayer. The minutes were read and
approved and the roll call was an
swered by a verse of scriptures on
Temperance. After a short business
meeting oui* .Temperence Secretary,-
Mrs. Well. Brock took charge of the
meeting with a program as follows:
A reading entitled, “The Menace of
Alcohol” was given by Mrs. John
Johns; a duett entitled, “Water pure
and free” was sung by Mrs. Wilb,ur
Batten and Mrs. H. Kyle; a reading
entitled, “Alcohol and tile Home”
was read by Mrs. Melville Hern;
“What Alcohol Does to <tlie Body”
was read by Mrs. Wellington Brock;
a reading entitled, “The College Oil
Can” was given by Mrs. Wm. Hern.
Mrs. John .Johns dismissed the meet-
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&JJTANBURY
OLICITORS, Ac.
’Investments Made,
Jurancc *
’Vault for use of our ”
CARLING & MORLEY
BARRISTERS SOLICITORS,
LOANS! INVESTMENTS,
FRANCE
Office: Carling Block, Main Street
EXETER, ONT.
DR. M. C. G. FLETCHER
PHYSICIAN & RGEON
Graduate|of Facjffty* of'’’Medicine
University
ber of the i _
Surgeons offOiHffrio; Member of the
British Med
Phone 6 —
Westfln Ontario, Mem-
llegiFof Physicians an4
Council.
(The office of the late
Dr. H. K. Hyndman)
Dr. G. S. Atkinson, L.D.S.,D.D.S.
DENIAL St JEON
House 3-1$
ficer of Militia
London/ Ont.
Office 34w
Office closed |MPednesday afternoon
until ext December
MAIN ST., EXETER, ONT.
r.D.S.,D.D.S
Office ovefgCaJRng & Morley
EXETER, ONT
Office in Old
Main St., Exeter.
inercial Building,
Phone 77 w*-
ong e r
bodies, higher
radiators and hoods,
low graceful lines,
one-piece full crown
fenders, rich har
monious colors—
the new Whippets
establish a distinctly
newstylestandardfor
Fours and light Sixes*
The new Whippet Six is the world’s
lowest priced Six with the impor
tant advantages of seven-bearing
• crankshaft, full force-feed
lubrication, “Finger-tip Con
trol”, silent timing chain, extra
long wheelbase, invar-stru t pistons
and oversize balloon tires. No Other
ear offers all these features at Such
a remarkably low price*
Ylic nW Whippet Four is the only
... .
Conimtrdal dnrx nnil ItTllys-Ktliglit Trucks'
roiiging^pt; price ft&nt $680 to J.b.b. factory, taxes extra,
L. B. DOYLE, Exeter, Ont
Four conibiniMig lull
forc"<e-feed lubri-
ca tionFinger-tip
Control”, silent
tuning chain, invar
strut pistons and
oversize balloon tires.
A demonstration re
veals higher speed,
jester pick-up and
greater power, to
gether with ease of control and
comfortable riding qualities never
before associated with Such in
expensive cars*
WHIPPET FOUR COACH $725, Coupe
$725, Coupe (with rumble scat) $765,
Sedan $810, Roadster $660, Roadster
(with rumble seat) $700, Touring $595*
WHIPPET SIX COACH $930, Coupe (with
tumble Seat) $970i Sedan $995, Touring.
$795, Dc-Luxe Sport Roadster $1150*
AU prim FtO.B. Fiiciory* T»ri>nMf JErfr*,
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HURONDA’.E W. I.
The annual meeting of the Huron-
dale Institute was held at the home
of Mrs. Alvin Moil* on Wednesday af
ternoon, with an attendance of 27.
The correspondence consisted, of a
letter of appreciation, from Mrs.
Down for the Sunshine bag,, sent to
her mother, also a card of thanks for
flowers from Mrs. W. Welsh. A let
ter from -the department, cilso one
from Mr. McCague, Agricultural Re
presentative -of Clinton, dealing With
a judging contest to be held in Exe
ter on the afternoon of June 3 and
4, particularly for the girls of the
different institutes in the commun
ity.
The district 'annual meeting is to
be held in the institute rooms in Ex'e-
ter on Wednesday, June 12 at two
o’clock. All members are welcome
at this meeting. Plans for a picnic
to be'held early in July were left
over until the June meeting. ‘A sug
gestion was brought in, and adopted,
that the small fee of 10 cents be col
lected during the lunch hour of each
meeting, the same to be in the hands
of an emergency fund committee .and
to be used for flowers, presentations,
etc., during the year. ,
The secretary read the financial
report for 1928-29, which Was very
encouraging and showed a balance
oh hand of $62.4S. The auditors re
ported the books to be correct.
The result of the election of of
ficers was as follows:'President, TylfS,
Rufus KeStle;T-st vice-president/Mrs
A. Cudmore; 2nd vice-president Mrs.
A. Rundle; 'secretary-treasurer, Miss*
N, Keddy; branch directors, Mrs. Sr
McQueen, Mrs. J, M«. Glonn, Mrs. A.
Moir, Sirs. F. Down; district repre
sentatives, Mrs. A. RupdJef Mrs. R.
Kestle, Mrs. B. Williams; Mrs. L. 'Oke
emergency fund committee, Mrs. J.
Kernick, Misses l. Pym, Verna Oke,
Mrs. $. Mitchell; auditors; Mrs. F<
Down, Mrs. M. Beclile'r ; pianist, Mrs.
W. Etlierihgton; assistant' pianist,
Mrs. e. Mitchell.
The next meeting will be h^ld st
the home 6t Mrs. Stanley Mitchell ou
Ju he the 2<5th>
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Most people are willing to take all
the credit when they are-successful
and blame fate fo^ all the Unlucky
breaks.* ♦ ♦ * * *
Do you remember way back when
torchlight parades were .features, of
every political campaign?
DR. E. S. STEINER
VETERINARY S iGEON
Graduate of. tld^ Ontaflo Veterinary
DAY A®D IGHT
?ATTENDED TOCALLS PROMPT
Corner of Maih^nd’ Ann Streets
Office in C. B. Snell’s Block
^EXETER, ONT.
WorksWonderson
PeevisH Stomachs
and Lair Bowels
The old, rcli
Tonic and S
All the goodness an
.herbs, Nature’s ow
this toB
every org
back the old
nerves. Cleari?
Ee^cma. * Bulk
other Gallagher’^
Remedies are, by
le Gallagher,*s
fem Builder
pealing virtues of
medicine, are in
I drugs. Sets
t work in®, 100%. Brings
< Good for the
troubles—even
wp. Spld, as
lerWl Household
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JOHN WARD.,
CHIROPRACTIC OSTEOPATHY
ELECTRO-THERAPY M ULTRA
VIOLET trBa^Tients
PHO
MAIN ST.,EXETER
ARTHUR WEBER
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron mud M‘
FARM SALE
PRICES
SATISFACTH
Phono, 57
dlcsex
CIALTY
NABLE
ARANTEED
1F Dashwood
““ IC R. NO. 17 DASHWOOD
FRANK TAY
LICENSED AUCT1
. For Huron and 3
FARM SALeIl A
Prices Reasonab
Guar
EXETER I*. O.'or RING 138
EER
dlcsex
ECIALTY
d Satisfaction)
USBORNE * HIBBERT. MUTUA1
NSXJKANCE. COMPANY' ,.
Faraukar, Ont.
SIMON DOW
IA.NK MCCONNELL
HCtor^
IR,' L T.
us, W.
GENTS
» Centralia, Agent fot
find. Biddulph
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent to)
i Hibber.t, Fullartoh and Logan
W. A. TURNBULL
Secretary-TreaEurer
Boit 98, Exeter^ Ontario
GLADMAN Jk STANBUttY
Sd^Bcitorn* Exeter
; OSCAR KLOPP
;. . " LiCj3N.SKD . AUCT
. Honoi* Graduate Car
tion Schbol. ______ ___
iii Registered live St®k (all broed0
Merchatidisc,
Shies, Etp.
prevHiling prlc
silted, write 0
or phone 18-93, Zurich,,
pecial
INKER
Jones’ Awe-
ourse taken
Estate, Farm
i keeping will*
Satisfaction as-
. Klopp, Zurich*
1874
The L
POLICIES AS
W. C.
Eiteter.
Residot'co, Ann S
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1929
Life
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