The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-08-29, Page 21 Mustay, Al 29tb, 1921)
4THE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
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• DISTRICT NEWS
Mr. Fred Wallis iaa purchased
And taken over the garage business
trent Mr, John Forrest Of Grantell.
irs George Manson, of London,
returned 'haute. Friday, after; visit-
hei.• son, W. S. Manson and. Mrs.
Mansell, here. -Forest Free Press,
Hon. G. Howard Ferguson' prem-
ier of Ontario is slated to speak at
a conveztion of the South Perth,
Conservatives in Mitchell on .Sep
tember 6t1,
Mr, Irvin Jacobs, Detreit, and Miss
Clarabelle Richmond, of Milford,
Mich., have been the guests of Mr:
and Mrs. Jacobs at the County
Horne. -Clinton News -Record)
During the electrical storm which
visited this district early on Friday
morning the Canadian National Rail-
way station p,t Milverton was totally
destroyed by fire.
The Lucan Horticultural Society
have postponed their Flower Show
for one year owing to the inferior
anality of the flowers caused by the
unasnally 4$7 summer and also to
the paving of the streets.
The engagement is announced of
Edna Letitia, (laughter of Mr. ana
Mrs. Robert A. Campbell, of 'Altai"-
lopf to Mr. Cecil Baxter, of Colborne
Tervnship, the marriage to take place
the latter part of August,
Messra. W. T. BOX & CO., of Sea -
forth, are huproving the front of
their furniture store. The _old win-
dows are being replaced by one large
plate glass show window which will
cover the whole front and the door
will be at the -side.
The engagement is announced of
Marion Christina, daughter of Mr.
Robert B. 'Winslow, et Mitcnell, to
Mr. Johnston W.'Bushfield, of Wing -
ham, son of Mrs. J. Bushfield and
the late Mr. Bushfield, of Mitehell.
The tnarriage to -take place the latter
part of August.
The death took :place in London of
Helen Ward, wife of Harry ilIellanus
of Mitchell. Deceased was born in
St, Marys 34 years age and came to
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Mitchell With her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Chas, Ward. ,She is survived
by her husband Harry liCiganus .and
One daughterealsO her parents.
Little Stinson McQueen., who ia in
the Toronto General Hospital under-
going treatment folic:411;1g hls injury
from stepping cn a high 'tension wire
at the local, power house last mouth
is now expected to recover. Another
operation has 'been performed and
one leg has been removed below the
knee,
A. quiet but pretty wedding took.
place at' the home ef the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Carmi-
chael, Mitchell, when their daugh-
ter, Anna Madeline, ,became the
bride of Burton Minshall, youngest
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Minshall,
Tillsonburg. They will reside in
Tillsonburg.
Over forty aged residents of Perth
County sent in applications to • the
Old Age Pension Board. Out of
the 50 applications before thent only
seven were recommended. The two
specifications which appeared to be
leeking in the majority ef applica-
tions were proofs of age and natrtl-
lization papers.
In the death of Archibald Ful-
brigg, St. MarYs lest its oldest reale
resident. Mr, Fulbrigg Who would
have' been 9(1 years of age this fall
has been a resident of the vieinity
for 75 years. alte deceased was
born in England and .at the age of
nineteen came to Canada. He is sur-
vived by four daughters.
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A very pretty wedding took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Snyder, goderich township, when
their daughter Vesta Joy was united
in the holy bonds of matrimony to
Frank Thompson Wright, the Rev.
J. E, Hogg -performing the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright left on a trip
north and on their return they will
reside in Melbourne, •
On Sunday evening recently when
Mr. Jack Thompson, a theological
student at Western University, Lon-
don, and his two sister, Misses Olive
and Emi1y. were driving into Clinton
a car from Goderich struck the hug,
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COMMUNITY BUYING DIRECTORY AND BUSINESS GUIDE
Through the cp-operatir of the Business Men Fisted below, we will reproduce a series of educational articles endeavoring =
= to bring about a better business relationship between resident and merchant in the town, and thus bring about more progressive
community in which to live.
The Canadian Bank
E of Commerce
Heartily Endorses the
BUY -AT-HOME CAMPAIGN
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and Help Our Town GROW
Small Savings Accounts Welcome
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Traquair & Lindenfield
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JEWELLERY & CUT GLASS
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Browning's. Drug Store
TOILETRIES - DRUGS - STATIONERY
- OPTICAL ROOMS -
TELEPHONE 143
Your Merchant
Would you in a town where there were no stores and.you
had to travel several miles every time you wished to buy scene
article?
Certainly not. The expense of living in such a place would be
too great. It would cost you too lima to get to your source of
supply, aside from the prices which might be obliged to pay in
another city. Besides, merchants in these other cities would mot
know you, trust you and place confidence in you.
The merchant is necessary in the community. He is your ser-
vant. He is a community leader. He supports your schools,
churches and civic .institutions and gives you the advantage of a
market at your very door.
For all this your merchant is entitled to your support. If
he is necessary tothe community he is necessary to you, and it is
your duty to buy his and enable him to continua business.
In supporting your merchant ;du are also supporting yottr-
self., Every dollar spent in Exeter adds to the progress of yelp!
. town and every dollar spent somewhere else retards the success
Exeter. People of. this town want to live in a prosperous com-
munity. They have a sensation of pride when someone refers to
it as a "live town". It is a "live town" only by the 'support of
its residents. If everyone were to suddenly decide to buy nothing
here, the town would not last a year. People would move away.
As long as the residents continue to support local merchants, .the
town will prosper. You are a resident. Will you be found lacking
SANDY ELLIOT
USED CARS FORD NEW CARS
• WE SPECIALIZE ON. FORD SERVICE
TELEPHONE* 64
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Mr. H. T. Rowe has a splendid business in Exeter, dealing_
in Eggs, Coal and Coke, Gasolene and Oils. Mr. Rowe maintains
several trucks with which he gathers eggs from the stores in the
surrounding villages anti in the summer time hi f men covera`' wide
territory delivering gasolene to the various supply pumps with
British .American gasolene for which /Mr. Rowe is agent. Two new
supply tanks are now in course of erection which will give to this
company a storage capacity of over 55,000 gala.
Mr: Rowe also has a splendid coal business. He handles genu-
ine D. L. & W. Scranton coal and Solvay coke, Mr. Rowe is
formed that the delivery of coal from the mines is between five
and six million tons less than it was one year ago and unless con-
sumers stock up before the cold weather comes some persons will
go short or have to pay fancy prices when the coal is needed.
CHAMBERS BROS.
General. Repairs
ON ALL MARES OF CARS -
U. S.''L. Batteries
Dunlop. 'tires
Telephone 200
MININEMINSIrOMINIMIlmff
Harvey Bros.
General Millers
MANITOBA'S BEST - MODEL
and WELCOME Flour
Ali Rinds of Feeds
Telephone 35
ADVERTISE
TIMES - ADVOCATE
Cunningham & Pryde
CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
Telephone 41j
.Milo Snell
Chevrolet
SALES and SERVICE
Phone 100; Night phone 209
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and the COOLEST DIIINBS
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New Columbia Records
Phone Day Service 1;:i5W Phone Night Service 1.55,1
I-WRON GARAGE, EXETER
PONTIAC and BUICK SALES and SERVICE
REPATItS, ACCESi40111ES, THIES, OILS, GAS & cAtt
Expert 11 11a1 „and Electrietti Service On all nialteS of cat.s.
Ir-Anto' 110T0/1, LEAGUE SERVICE STATION
Shop rortUflo.4 E0 Polldu Vroprktor, Ulric Snell
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Watch and Clock Repairing
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SCREENS, Etc.
Telephone 29
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
General Dry Goads, Gents'
Furnishings
•Ladies' Really -to -Wear
Roots and Shoes
Groceries and China
Harvey's Grocery
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Wholesale & Retail
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Telephone 48 •
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gy from the rear. The Dements were
thrown forward and the bedy 'of the
buggy in which they wore riding was
badly smashed,
Miss Helen Dickson is visiting her
another Mrs, Adam Dickson, of Sea -
forth. Miss 11ieltson arrived front
England recently where she had been
teaching under the Teachers' Ex-
change Plan in London, England for
the past year. The school year
there was from August 28th 1929 to
July 24th 1929. Children in London
start'te school as early as three years
of age.
Maxwell Alexander, son of Mr.
al Mrs. Alexander Fletcher, of the
5th concession of East Williams sus-
tained fatal injuries while working
in the field with a binder. No one
was near at the time but apparently
the horses run away with the .binder
and the young man was found ly-
ing in the field unconscious, with
fractured skull and terribly bruised.
Deceased was in his 22nd year and
is survived by three brothers and
two sisters.
Mr. A. D. Scott near Seaforth met.
with a serious accident when remove
ing the bridle from a heavy colt the
animal became frightened and belted.
Mr. Scott saw his grandson immed-
iately in its path and rushed in front:
to save the little boy. He was
thrown to the ground with tremen-
dous force and rendered ,uncon-
scious. His shoulder .W side are
badly skinned and bruised, efinger
broken, broken ribs and • breken:
ankle, he was unconscious until the
next day, but Is imuoving now.
It was with deep regret that the
people of Bayfield learned of the
death of William . Heard. The de-
ceased had not been well for some
time, having,!suffered .a stroke last
October frotri%which he,did not fully
recover. 'The day of his death he
seemed brighter and better than us-
ual and lied gone to the barn to help
with the chores when near the barn
door he collapsed and was later
found by his son William. The doc-
tor was summoned but he dief short-
ly after. He is survlved by his wi-
dow,' three. sons and one daughter.
THE AIR IS DIIVERENT
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Lake of Bays is one thousand or
more feet above sea level and the
altitude of this sequestered gf, up
cif lakes combines with the rag -
ranee of the pines to give the sitor
a new vigour in life. Y. have
real enjoyment -golf or ,.addling
all day witiltout tiring, i ou eat
heartily and sleep like .1 log.
Select you own tpyof accom-
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modation, fo here yo' have them
all from rus ic cotta to the most
pretentious 1of ho 'els. Canadian
National R Awe • comfortable
trains conne Huntsville with
the steamer all points on the
Lakes. -
Ask any Canadian National Agent
for information and literature on
this attractive country.
.STAFPA
(Too late for last week)
Mr.' Gordon Hazelwbod, of _Kirk -
ton, Preached in the United Church
Sunday last. We wish to 'congratu-
late Mr. Hazelwood on. preaching
euch an inspiring=sermon.. .•
Miss Helen Henderson, of Lon-
don, is theguest of Miss Dorothy
GraY.
Mr. John Pinder, of -Niagara Fans
called on friends (luring' the week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Wilson spent
a few days in Guelph.
Mrs. Donald Balfour, of Windsor,
is visiting her parents Mr. and Mr.
David Bruce.
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Palpitation of Heart
Sinking Spells
Couldn't Do
Housework
Mrs. R. 0. Anderson, Dannville Ont.,
nmwrites.-"I f naturally; a throng,
healthy person, but after my fifth child
was born, and the time had arrived for
me to take up the reins of household
"managetrient, I found my strength very
unequal to the duties which devolved
upon me as my heart would palpitate,
and I would have such strange sensations
of sinking.
"My husband got me a box of.
andliy. the time 1 had finished A 1 had
recovered; T did tibt even need the
second box,
'We have also used them after having
The Flu' and found them to be very
beneficial."
MilbUrn's Heart and Nervo Pills have(
been (311 the market for the past 35 years
and during that time have proved their
beneficial properties tfi thoto having
heart and nerve troubles.
Price, 50 cents a bots at all druggists or
4ealerS, ot-rehiled direet, nit receipt of
'to by he T Co., Ltd.,
orskto, Ont,
roe -Exert. Miura-Ahura*
pstablishecl 1873 and 1887
Published every Thursday morning..
at Exeter, Ontario
SUBSCRIPTION -42.00 per year
advance.
RATES -'arm or Real Estate for
sale •§0e. each insertion for first
.four insertions. 25e, each sulum-
illient insertion, Miscellaneous
ar-
tcles, To Rent, Wanted, Lost, og
Found 10c. per line of six wartlike
Reading notices •10c, per lino.
Card of Thanits 50e. Legal ad-
vertising 12 and $c. per line. Di
memoriam, with one verse 500.,
extra verses 25c. each.
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Newspaper Association.
Professional. Cards
GLADMAN & ST' BURY
BARRISTERS, S CITORS, 4c.
Money to( Loan nvestmenis Mad*,
urance
Safe-Depo Vault for use of our
Clients without charge
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CARLING &.
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Office: g Block, Main street.
EXETER, ONT.
Dr. G. S. Atkinson, L.D.
DEN AL SURG
Late District IDental Of or of Militia
District Nu iber On London, Ont.
Closed all djiy We esday until the
181hofieeptember
elephones
Office 34w House 843
MAIN ST., EXETER, ONT.
Dr. G. F. Ro Iston, LS.,D.D.S.
D NTIS
Office over
Ca ng & Morley
•trice
E R, ONT.
DR. E. S. STEINER
VETERINARY SURGE
Graduate of theOient:rio eterinars
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DAY 4ND N HT
CALLS PROM TTENDED TG
• Corner Cot ME0n, 1 Ann Streets
Office in C. '. SneIrs`Biock
EXETER, ONT.
JOHN WARD
CHIROPRACTICt OSTE
ELECTRO-THEOPY-
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LICENSED UCTION
For Huron a d Mild ex if
FARM SALES A SP LTY
PRICES RASO ABLE
SATISFACTIO G RANTEEB
Phone 57- asliwood
R. R. NO. 1, DASHWOOD
FRANK TAYLO
LICENSED • T/CTIO1
For Huron' nJ M5 esel
FARM SALE A 8 CIALTY
Prices Reasona le id Satisfaction
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EXETER P. 0. or RING 138
OSCAR KLOPP
LICENSED AUCTIO:NE
Ilonor Graduate •arey J s' Auc-
tion Scheel. Spe e al • cti se taken
in Registered Liv: Stocl- all breeds)
Merchandise, Re' 1 tate, Parra
Sales, Etc. Ra s keeping with
prevailing pricy atiSfaction as-
sured, write • . KlopP, Zuricli.
or phone 18-93, Zurich, Ont.
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2ir4 Pine 'Sc ntlih or Colony,
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FERTILIZER lowest prieet.
A. J. CLATWORTHY
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