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An Unusual and Interesting Event!
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DIED IN EXETER
in Exeter
Alexander
The fun-
The death took place
north on Tuesday of Mrs.
Taylor in her 8,5th year,
eral will be held on Friday after
noon at 2 p.m. interment in the Hen
sail Union cemetery. Further par
ticulars next week.
Mr. E. Treble is confined
home suffering from injury
back the result of a-fall from
der on which he was standing
Mr. Treble was painting,, Mr.
Dignan’s residence. The accident
happened on Tuesday afternoon,
AUGUST 26th
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Exeter, Ont.
MIDDL SCHOOL RESULTS
The Middle School results of the pupils prepared at Exeter High
School appear below and, on the whole, are quite gratifying, The public
being particularly interested in the work of the three teachers remaining
on the staf will be pleased to learn that their efforts have met with the
customary large measure of success. Without making any allowance
for candidates who owing "to either absence .during parts of the year or to
inadequate preparation elsewhere should not be counted against a teacher's
ability, the percentage of passes was high. For example in Algebra of
twenty-two candidates attempting the paper, 5 obtained class one proficiency,* 5 obtained class two, one obtained class three, nine obtained credit
and only two failed. Canadian history and French composition also gave
outstanding results while those of the other subjects taught by these
•teachers were very satisfactory.
Two promising young graduates have been appointed to the staff and
pupils and parents the prospects for next year arewith co-operation by
bright.
X Passed in all
- attempts.
subjects attempted . Four candidates failed in all
Fisher, of Simcoe, is
the home of his par-
Mrs. J, Fisher.
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Bierling, Irene J........’
Caldwell, Bernice .....!
X Camm Dorothy ..........’
Camm, Elaine" .........:i
Clarke, Laura ............|
Ducharme, Wilfred ...
Ellerington, Wm........(
Etherington, Archie ..’
Ford, Irwin ...........
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Heywood, Hazel (Certificate
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Hicks,, Margaret ......•
Hirtzel, Harry ..........!
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Kleinstiver, Ruth .....]
X Klopp, Lloyd ............1
Lee, Lim, ....................|
X Lindenfield, Avis ........!
X Love, Lettie ..............;
MacDonald, Marg. ...'
X MacLaren, Margaret . I
McClymont, Harvey
McKaig, William ......[
XMedd, Marjorie ........!
X Mustard, Aldie .........I
XNadiger, Helen .........!
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X Quinn, W. E.......J
X Russell, Isabel .........
XKerr, Lulu ................i
X Salter, Doris .............
Simmons, E. Annie —J
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Sept. Sth -.1^1 th inclusive, 1929
The Mecca of Western 'Ontario this year fesents a greater Ex
hibition than ever before'. %
< $40,000.00 IN PRIZES^AND ATT;
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and carries your name to the people\.^rlio can’
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culture, Manufacturer’ Displays! Mstgnificei
copy of prize list NOW.
Special railroad fares to London aj®,. reSPECIAL LTGHT HORSE SHOW—S^L
Entries close August 29th. For furtheMnformation write:
‘ J. H. SAUNDERS, President. , XV. D. JACKSON, Secretary
London, Ontario
TRAVEL LUXURY SUPREME
> ON THE
“iNTERNATiONAIi LIMITED*’
ACTIONS 1
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Fair builds prestige
you the most good,
i. Dog Show. Agri
Midway! Send for
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to 12, in New Avena
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Misses Margaret and Gladys Pen-
hale are holidaying in London.
Mrs. J. Elston returned last Wed
nesday from a weeks’ visit in Hes-
peler.
Mr. and Mrs. Pulleyblank are vis
iting for a few days with relatives
at Teeswater.
Mr. Harold
holidaying at
ents, Mr. and
Miss “Paddy” Padbury, of Toron
to, spent several days last week with
Miss Velma Lowry returning to her
home on Saturday.
Mrs. I. S. Clubine, of Toronto, is
visiting friends in and around Exe
ter the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Parsons, James Street.
A representative of the Seventh
Day Adventists was in town one day
last week’ soliciting funds for tlieir
hospital and other work,
Mr. Clarence Hoffman, of Galt,
formerly of Zurich, was the leading
hitter in Senior Intercounty League
baseball. He batted 40 6.
Mrs, Martha Hewlett and son
Gordon are holidaying with friends
in Windsor and with her sister Mrs.
Lippert, of Melbourne.
Mr. H. Willard, of Ancaster, visit
ed with his mother Mrs. Mary Wil
lard on Sunday. The latter has
been confined to the house through
illness.
Mr. H. W. Doerr, Superintendent
of the Public Utilities Commission,
accompanied by. Mrs. Doerr and two
boys are holidaying for a couple of
weeks with relatives in Mitchell and
Kitchener.
Mr. -and Mrs. Wm. J. Ryckman,
accompanied by Mr. R. Dalrymple,
of Moosejaw, Sask., visited with Mr.
and Mrs. James Gilmour, of Wing
ham, on Sunday, former residents of
•the Moosejaw district.
Miss Madeline Van Horne, of Clin
ton, who has been stenographer at
the Canning Factory for the last two
months, has resigned to accept a
smiliar position with Gunn & Lang
lois, Clinton.
Mr. Frank Taylor, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Taylor, who recently un
derwent an operation at Victoria
Hospital, London, ’ is getting along
fine. His parents visited with him
on Sunday.
Mr. E. A. Follick is leaving Thurs
day for Toronto were he will again
have charge of one of the depart
ments with the W. C. T. U. dining
kitchen at the Canadian National Ex
hibition.
Rev. F. E. and Mrs. Clysdale and
two daughters Edith and Evelyn ac-
complanied by Mrs. Chas. Harvey
have returned after a pleasant triii
visiting in Niagara Falls, Bridge
burg, St. Catherines, Toronto and
Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Forrest, of Netv
York, who have been visiting among
the Eacrett • families left on Friday
last for New Jersey and New York.
They were accompanied home by Mr.
George Beavers, who will visit there
for a couple of weeks.
Mr. Harry Sweet and two friends
Michael Tracey and A. Podven, of
Windsor, visited for three days with
the former’s sister Miss Hettie Sweet
while on a motor trip. They were
on their way home from a trip from
Tilden Lake, Wassaga Beach and
North Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Reynolds
have just returned from a trip to the
Upper Peninsula of Michigan state.
Mrs. W. C. Kelly, Mr. Reynold’s
sister, returned with them for a visit
in Canada. It is eighteen years since
Mrs. Kelly last visited these parts.
She sees many changes.
Rev. Alva McMahon, wife and babe,
of Port Arthur and Mrs. J. A. Mc
Mahon; of Toronto, visited with Mr,
and Mrs. John Rowe and other
friends on Thursday . of last week.
They left here to motor to Toronto
and Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Cruickshauks
and sons Fred and Claude, of Ham
ilton, visited on Sunday with Mr. and.
Mrs. H. S. Walter. Miss Myrtle
Cruickshanks who visited here
two weeks returned home With
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Keddy, of
troit, motored over and spent
week-end at the home of Mr. W. C*
Keddy, of Hurondale. Their daugh
ter Miss Lois, who lias been visiting
liere for a week returned to Detroit
with them.
Mrs* (Rev,) D. McTavish, who re
cently underwent an operation at St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London# has made
splendid' improvement and arrived
home Saturday,
Week-end here Mr.
ish left for Ripley
will recuperate.
. Mrs. Bloomfield
Miss Marguerite Bloomfield#
Ruby Heddeti, Mr, Jehu Hedden
R* Clemirtfehs# Mb. W,
Mf. J. Kelleftstene# of
and Mrs. S, Hedden,
Mrs#, C.qraid Hedden,
Were iccent visitors at
Mr. at <1 Mrs. jonathau
Mr. Jack Pryde is holidaying with
his uncle and aunt in Windsor,
Mr. and Mrs. Manford Belling, of
Detroit, are holidaying with the lat
ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs,
cis,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
and children took in the
Excursion to Detroit, on
of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Edmunds, of
Flint, Mich., are .holidaying with
the latter’s parents,' Mr. and Mrs.
E. Rowclil’fe.
Miss S. McDonell has returned to
Exeter after visiting for, several
weeks with her sister Mrs. L. H.
Dickson, of Goderich.
Miss
Herbert
ited for
mother
Mr.
Lillian Handford and Mr.
Handford, of Renfrew, vis-
a. few days with their grand
Mrs, S. Handford.
and Mrs. Wilbert Down, of
Lawrence Station, accompanied by
the former’s mother spent Sunday
with the Misses Keddy, of Usborne.
Mrs, Down Sr. is remaining for a
couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J-. A. Stewart, Mrs.
Fuke and son Stewart left Wednes
day for a motor trip to Bowmanville,
Cobourg and Sturgeon Lake, and
will take in the Toronto Exhibition
before returning home. They ex
pect to be gone about two weeks.
GRAND BEND WINS
FROM EXETER
for
her
De-
the
From ihe Observation^ with
"Vita-Glass Enclosed Stinrfom, 1
Its
_____ __thfb-
aigli the splendid Club-Lgiinge, with
jtfs Soda Fountain and.adion the
<Jonipartment\Di‘awlng JfRotmi-StaiL
Ihrs, Dir
ie art" o
en add
n
nent
places uution
vised < ings as
CANADA
Delbridge
Lambton
Thursday
to his
to his
a lad-
broke.
E. M.
A. Fraji-
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28 ESSEX C1FACH
FOADSTER
nicy-
only
grad-
them ad- .•e uijelies on.
IlpgiNtrar
USED CARS
COACH
COACH
COACH
SEDAN
COUP
1928
1927
1926
1921
1
1927 < HRYSLBR
1926 < HEVROLET TOURING
Ford C
ion. 0
These c irs have
the New
good cond
tfeen traded in
They are
• prices are right.
on
in
SANHY/ ELLIOT
Ford Dealer? Exeter and Zurich
YOUR FORD DEALER IS THE
. PLACE TO GET YOUR
FORD REPAIRS
Dr. Young, Associate Secretary off
the Home -Missions Department of
the United church, Toronto, will
preach anniversary sermons in Jam^
Street United church on Sunday, No-i
veniber 17tli.
The “Flying Frenchmen’’ Grand
Bend’s softball team visited Exeter
Tuesday evening and defeated the
local team by the score of 9 to 6. The
Exeter boys have played at Grand
Bend on numerous occasions and this
was the first return game. The
game was Snapps'- but was witnessed
by onlsr a small crowd. Grand Bend
scored the first run in'”the second in
nings, two in the fifth, two in the
seventh, one in the eighth and three
in the ninth.
Exeter scored two in the eighth and
four in the ninth.
was played in the
line-up: Grand Bend, H.
G. Brenner c; G Statton
er 2nd; W. Ravelle 3rd;
dine ss; R. Disjardine rf;
cf; I. Disjardine Jf. Exeter-
Salter p; Meadows c; G. Hind 1st;
Medd 2nd; Tainan 3rd; F. Creech ss
G. Skinner rf; C. Boyle cf; W. Davis
If. H. C. Rivers umpire.
AUCTION SALE
— of —
HOUSEHOLD EF
The undersigned lia
structions to sell by p
at ALBERT STREET,
SATURDAY,
at 1:
The last innings
twilight. The
Greenj p.;
1st; Mern-
W. Disjar-
L. Ravelle
■Chas.
ELIMVaLLE
Electri
lamps, kit
6-tube Kii
bed couch,
machine, i
erator, mat
tree, cheste
congoleum 1
inet, small
T
ERIC JACK
ARTHUR W
AUGU
o’clock, p.i
followi
range an
hen tabl
radio,
hanim
ashin
ECTS
received
ilic auction,
DXETER, on
24, 1929
sharp, the
in-
annex,, electric
kitchen chairs,
battery charger,
k couch, sewing
machine, refrig
bed, springs, hall
table, Gold Seal
xl3A; kitchen cab-
blf, pots, pans, etc.
•CASH
, Proprietor
DR, Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
County;
seventh
are re
ns dtily
Notice to Creditors/1
HEREBY GIVEN
and others
against the es
NOTICE IS
all creditors
claims
Elizabeth J." Snowden, late
Township of Stanley, in th
of. Hu
ired t
•oven t
’ore the
Q,, 1929.
AND F
, who died on 1
anuary A.D., 19
forward
the ^undersigned on or be-
‘ of ^September A.,
rocee
inth day
r, Ont., this 20th;
TICE IS GIV-t
date the Exe-
distribute the;
only to the
ie then shall have
RTHER
EN that after the
cutrix will
estate haviii
claims of w
notice.
DATED at
day of August, 1929.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Exeter and Hensail
Solictors for ttie Executrix
NOTICE TO CREDITO
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVI
all creditors aild others
claims against the estate of
Cooper, late of the Towns
borne, in the County
Farmer, who died on th day ofVuly 1929, ari
forward their claims c
the undersigned on
twenty-sixth day ofAND 'S~
EN that lifter the
cutors wal proce
estate having
claims of®which£they then shall have;’
notice.
DATED *fe.t Exeter, this second day;
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Exeter and Hensail
Executors’ Solicitors!
Of
that;
Shaving
n a than,
i of Us-
Huronp:
^nineteenth,
required tq
y proven tq
before thq
ugust 1929.
TICE IS^URTHER GIV-
id date the Exe-
to distribute the
ard only to the
VOTERS’ LIST, 1929
Municipality of Stephen Township
County of Huron
Notice is hereby given th
complied with section 7
ters’ Lists Act and that
ed up at my office at
the 5til day of August
of all per ns entitled
said Municipality at k
tions and
there for inspection...
And I hereby cal^upon all voters
to take iminfediat
have any errors
rected accordii
for appeal bei
August 1929.
. Dated at Cre’diton, Ontario,
5th day of August 1929.
Henry Eilber
Clerk of Stephen Tow
I have
The Vo-
ave post-
•editon on.
29, the list
vote in the
nicipal Elec
list remains
proceedings to
omissions cor-
law, the last day
the 26th day of
this
— of —
HOUSE AND LOT AND HOUSE
HOLD EFFECTS ship;
F
Mrs. (Rev.) T. T. George, of Lon
don, gave an address on “Temper
ance at the Sunday School last Sun
day and in the evening delivered a
splendid discourse-on the same sub
ject to a good congregation in the
church in the interests of the Live
Oak Mission Circle. Miss Gerta
Hunter conducted the meeting and
Miss (Marjorie Delbridge read the
scripture lesson. The young ladies
had the church decorated with beau
tiful flowers for the occasion; an
anthem was sung by the choir, Mrs.
F. Wright taking the solo parts and
obligato; Miss Mae Clarke also sang
a lovely solo at the close of the ad
dress.
Misses Ruby Johns and Lillian
Murch visited at Mr.’ Alvin Pym’s
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Foster, of near
Granton, spent Sunday at Mr. James
Heywoods.
■Miss Edna Pym, of St. Marys, was
home over Sunday.
Mr. Will Knight, of Ridgetown,
was a caller in the vicinity on his
way to the Seaforth races last week.
Miss Roadhouse, of Toronto, spent
last week with Mrs. Ed. Johns.
Mrs. Newton Clarke and daughter
spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. F.
Dobbs, of Saintsbury.
Rev. and Mrs. Clysdale and family
of Ridgetown, and Mrs. Chas. Har
vey, of Exeter, were visitors at Mr.
John Brock’s last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Johns and fam
ily visited in London on Sunday
moring bringing Mrs. T. T. George
back with them for the special ser
vice.
Mrs. Frank Davis is Visiting her
daughter Mrs. Hotham at Deleware.
Miss Dorothy Johns spent a few
days at the home of her aunt Mrs.
Arthur Gardiner at Farquhar.
Provincial Engineer Mr. J. Hawes,
was in Usborne last Friday inspect
ing the work done on the township
roads this year under the direction
of the road superintendent.
Rev* and Mrs. White and children
spent the week-end visiting Mr. Mor
ley White, in St. Catherines.
Mr. Sam Johns will be laid up for
a week or more with fluid oh his
knee the result of an injury received
while unloading wheat for threshing
a couple of weeks ago.
Much sympathy is felt and exper-1
ienced for Mr. Win. Hern and family
in their bereavement through the loss
of liis wife on Thursday morning
of last week in London hospital' fol
lowing an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Edna Ford had the misfor
tune to sprain lier ankjq while play
ing at her liohW on Monday,
Miss May Jones# of London, has
been visiting next aunt Mi’s, Henr£
.iolixxs and- cousin MM Nelson Coul-
tis.
auction,
31st.
the late
The undersigned nas received in
struction to sell by public
at Exeter, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST
at one-thirty the estate of
* Mrs. Mary J. Christie
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Parlour
suite, tables, 3 nedroom*/buites,
springs and matti^sses, dynng.room
;ange, coaltable, cupboard,/bureau,
chair
sewn
rockingheater, 2 ar
chairs, 9 chai
uette, carpet
dishes,
ladder,
and other/articj|6s too numerous to
'mention.
REAL/ES
corner
storey
rooms,
House
phalt
TERMS—Household effects cash.
Real Estate—10 per cent, on day
of sale balance in 30 days.
F. TAYLOR, Auctioneer
Mrs. Eli Coultis anti Mr. C. W.
Christie, Executors.
, fall jSaf table, vac_
machine, clock
tep-ladd'er, long
er, garden tools
TE—House and Lot,
ert and Simcoe Streets,
half brick residence, 7
woodshed and barn,
recently reshingled with as-
NOTICE OF REGISTRATIO
BY-LAW
Notice is hereby given
Law was passed by the
the Township of Stephen
day of July, 1929, provi
issue of Debentures to/the amount
of $1200.00 for the pq/pose of pay
ing for the installati
Toilets in the School
lie School Section N
ship o
Law w4s register
Office Air
the County
day of
o’clock
as No.
or set
thereof m
months aft
this ' notice
thereafter.
Dated the
By- -
uncil o£
the 23 rd.
ng for the
s of Chemical
ouse of Pub-
5, of the Town-
teplien, a/d that such By
in the Registry
the r/gistry division of
uron on the 27th.
at the hour of ten
ook II for By-Laws
ny motion to quash
lie same or any part
be made within threes
the final publication of,
and cannot be
asi
a.
23 th day of July,
Henry Eilber,
made
1929.
Clerk .
SALE OF LANDS. .FOI$TAXES
Notice is hereby giwm that the list of lands for taxes /as been pre- •
pared and that co pie/ thereof may
be had at this offic< and that the
list is being published in the On-
taro Gazette of Jul#20th and 27th; also August 3rd aja 10th and that
in defaul in tlief- payment of said
taxes and |osts tl$ land will be sold
on Mondaj\ October 21st, 1929, at
two o’clockVn /lie afternoon at the
Court Housed ; the town of Gode- •
rich.
REV. T* A. STEADMAN FATALLY
STRICKEN WHII/E BATHING
NEAR SARNIA
Rev. T. A. Steadman, well-known
minister of the United Church, who
a number of years ago was pastor of
the Elimville Circuit and previous to
that was minister on the Grand
Bend charge died suddenly Weunes-
day morning of last week while in
bathing alone at Lake Huron beach
nine miles out of,Sarnia. Mr. Stead
man was a resident of London and
was spending the summer with his
family near Savnia, Early Wednes
day morning lie arose before other
members of the family as he usually
did to go for a swim in the lake.
While alone in the water he suffer
ed a heart seizure which proved fa
tal. Some time later a boy discov
ered the body near the Shore,
For some time Rev, Mr. Steadman
hud in 111 liostltli mid Weis ro**
cently ordered by his physician to
take a year’s holiday, the family
moved from the
to the home of
man, of Londoh,
or Park School.
Mr, Steadman
did character and was much beloved
by mahy friends ill this community*
He was borfi 56 years ago at Wyom
ing and was buried on Friday at Pe
trolia. . He is survived by his widow#
two soil's and one daughter# J. Ford#
of London, Dean* at home and Eloifle
teacher at Oil cjty*
GORDON YOUNG,
Treasurer, Huron Co.,
Treasurer’s Office, Goderich
August 5th, 1929
8-8-Stc,
it necessary for you to travel to
Montreal Of to Chicago, why not try
tills* latest in travel luxury—the “IN
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VOTERS’ LIST, 1929
Municipality of the Village of 1 Exetec •
County of Huron
Notice is hereby given that/l have
complied with section 7 of Ihe Vo- ■
ters’ Lists Acts and that have
posted up at my office at/Exeter,, on the 3rd dny of August, J.929 the
list of all persons entitled
the ^Qd Municipality at
electidnSmiid that such 1
there for^1 spection
And I he'Ugby call upd ... ____
to take iinn®|diat6 proceedings to
have any error^or omisCons correct
ed according to
appeal being the 2\th $y of August
1929
Dated at Exeters
23rd, 1929*
Jos. Senior, Cleric of the Villager-
o£ Exeter, ®
o vote in.
itmicipat
t remains
all Voters
After spending the
and Mrs. McTaV-
wliere the latter
parsonage at Byron
his (son J, F. Stead-
teaClier at the MaiP
g Cars and
Did interior,
To the ear^ eqiiipfheiit'
he "INTEH*
", between
Equipment
4aid sleeping
Day,. Coaches,
-decorator has
Jiuililer's skill
Itow bbfiig! OjiOr.a f&d on
36JAT^ONAt;'
Mohlifeal and
that .provicfes the "utmost
, ease aftd gratifica-
itijiff 1> aU (ieWthiOhW continuously
fUe Journey'.
Wheltifr' fmsiness or Dleasuro
The following is from the St.
Thomas Tlmes-J.ournal; “The Exe
ter’ Times-Advocate man, holidaying
lit the bush near a hig pond prints
the r following;» “We wonder what
Adam dnd i3V£ did hi the summer
time wlifei't the mosquitoes werfe bad.'
“Raise Cain, M course?*' »'
and grandson,
Miss
, Mr.
and
Mr,
and
Sherritt
London,
Miss 0.
Of Crediton,
the home of
Kyddw
was a man of splen-
ario, August:
day for