HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-09-12, Page 2T, `x.111' ,,.'DA).", SEPTEMBER 12. 149
VIE. EXETER TIMES -,ADVOCATE
25 YEARS AGO
Among those who have been at-
tending Toronto Exhibition during
the week are: Mrs. T. Bissett and
(laughter Miss Ethel; !Messrs. Alfred
Walters, .Allen Myers, Samuel Mar-
tin, David Wynn, F. P. Kam; Mrs.
J. A. Stewart, Geo. Crawley, Mr. !
and 'M'rs. Charlton, Mrs. Reid and
Miss Annie Sanders.
Mervin Huestou, who bae been
engaged in J. F. Roberts phat'niaeY,
1'arkhiii, for the past 3 years will
shortly leave far Toronto to attend
the College of Pharmacy,
D. McDonald. agent for Adam
Beck last week purchased large tim-
ber limits containing large quanti-
ties of soft elm from Augustus
Warren and August Heist, of the
Townsip of Stephen.' \1r, Beck uses
this timber' in the making of boxes.
Mr. Samuel Smith, London Road
south, received word last week that
his son James was in the hospital
at Cleveland suffering from a severe
attack of typhoid fever, •11r. Smith
left for that city Tuesday.
\Tr. F. E. Karn lied the worst
misfortune to have his automobile
!turned on Suuduy last during his
.lbeeuce in Toronto. ;Messrs, Con-
nor Bros, had the machine out in
the country near Chiselhurst when
by some means it .caught fire front
the box and was in a short time,
destroyed.
About twenty-five of the young
men of our village gathered at Wm.
Stathant's lunch pat'lor 'on 'l'huredeY
night and recognized in a very happy
manner the worth of one of thein
number in the persOn or William
Howard who has been learning the
barnessntaking with \ir. P. ' Froy ne
and was about leaving town.
:Mr, E. J, .Spacksuan, wife and
daughter Miss Stella, left on Statute
day for .San Francisco, Cal., where
;tar. Spackman will attend the Sov-
ereign Grand Lodge meting of the
I. O. O. F.
15 YEARS AGO
On Friday evening last at the
home of 1\ris. Watson a quiet pres-
entation of �a purse of money was I Hensall and moved his family there
given her son Laurie, previous to
Itis leaving for Toronto to, engage iti
his studies.
Joseph Sturgeon, it half-breed be-
longing to Money Reservation near.
London, on Wednesday of last week,
helped himself to one of Mr. Geo.
IPssery's horses which was driven to
town by Mr. Wm. Caldwill ,and left
ita James Street Church sited. 1\tr,
C'aldwill had left the hearse there
only a short time and on returning'
to get it could secure no informa-
tion as to its whereabouts. Sturg-
eon passed through Centralia, the
horse was recognized and Sturgeon
was caught and arrested at Clande-
boye,
On 'M'onday night the store owned
by Mr. Gardiner and Mr. S. Peple_
stone, of l3Iyti1, was broken into.
Mr. Wm. Leavitt has rented the
fine brick residence on Sanders St.
from Mr. Well Hern and is moving
We understand Mr. Iteavitt, in-
tends fixng up his present dwelling
as n theatre for moving pictures.
Mr. Robert Dinney has taken
elearge of the King George Hotel in
ort Tnesday.
Two ,aeroplanes were reported at
i rtrnia and another was seen near
St, Marys. Several residents in'tltis
vicinity .also report seeing one dur-
ing the week.
The staff of the Canadian Bank. of
Commerce took advantage of the
holiday to spend the week -end out
of town. lir. H. J. White visited
with his family at Muskoka; Mr,
and Mrs. J. A. McDonald visited in
St. Thomas, Mr, G, I, 13urdette in
Godericl, E. 1-1, Howey at Grand
Bend and Mr. J, Chittick at Tees -
water.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council of the To nehip of
Stephen convened, at the Town. Hall
Crediton, on Tuesday, Septemer 3rd,
1929, at 1 o'clock .p.m, All mem-
bers were present with the exception
of Councillor Dearing, The minutes
of the previous meeting were read
and approved.
Tenders were received for the con-
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COMMUNITY BUYING `DIRECTORY AND BUSINESS GUIDE
Through the co-operation of the Business Men listed below, we will reproduce
to bring about a better business relationship between resident and merchant in the
community in which to live.
'The Canadian Bank
f.:nr :•direr V. • 4Te5••v ut ill. Yth.
of Commerce
Heartily Endorses the
BUY-AT-HUME CAMPAIGN
•
• Support • LOCAL Merchants
and Help Our Town ,GROW
Small litivine-s ,Counts Welcome
M. R. COIVIPLIN, Manager
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Tra hair 8iLindenfield
-GENERAL' yARDWARE
Tinsn ithing_ & Plumbing
Varnishes . — Paints -- Oils
`Telephone 27
., R...'., Z V PP ER
FURNITURE
— and —
.FUNERAL DIRECTOR
'Telephone 99• •
g FRED RABETHGE
JEWELLERY & CUT GLASS
WESTINGHOUSE
RADIOS
Clock and Watch Repairing
▪ JOS. SENIOR
PHOTOGRAPHIC
:and-
ART STUDIO
▪ We put the `Snap' in Snapshots
G. M. Armstrong
• EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY
and --
GAINSBOROGH HATS
S. FITTON
OPTOMETRIST
Sight Examined and Glasses
Fitted
Children's Sight A Specialty
Telephone 75w
• SCRANTON COAL & COKE
• BRITISH AMERICAN
elondmed
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,100111.411
Gasoline and 'Oil
Telephone 40
WM.. ANDREW.
Salesman foist'. R. W ATKINS CO.
Hamilton and Winnipeg
Liniments, TOleic:7, , S`ielees, :E'ailet •
Article's,, 10/0/Or,'ii'tgs. •
Poultry .'uu Sock Tonics
Telephone 43
Middleton's Ba ery
"The Home of Better 'Dread"
CAKES ';•-- PASTRY
CONFECTIONERY
•Telephetle 52
a series of educational articles endeavoring
town, and thus bring about more progressive
:A7=a T4Rifa LT:tai. Mte+1.Vf7..11.., �.}. �..dri:v.ri:,uil�:w�w••rtir a a�'r
Browning's Drug Store
TOILETRIES — DRUGS -- STATIONERY
OPTICAL ROOMS —
TELEPHONE 143.
PRESERVE YOUR RESOURCES
The person who spends the money which he earns in his own
town outside his community is helping to exhaust his own re-
sources, in the same manner in which a. pian who indulges in. dis-
sipation exhausts his physical resources by expending his energy
faster than the body builds it up.
When a dozen residents or more do their buying outside Exeter
they reduce the economic strength of the community to a noticeable
extent, and when a hundred or more residents do so, the situation
becomes alarming, and the ultimate collapse of the community is
inevitable. Its merchants will be forced. to retire from business
through the losses they incur, public institutions will fall into disre-
pair through lack of care, and soon the population will begin to
fall off, as people move to a more prosperous community. The
ultimate end will he ruin for the community and its residents.
Guard against this condition in Exeter. The failure of one
merchant means little, but the success o•f the majority of the mer_
chants spells progress for the community 'and its residents. The
Merchant is the backbone of the community. Individually, per-
haps, there are a few who are not boosters of Exeter but collective-
ly they are the men upon whom you should depend and give your
support. Be individual bankers. Build up your resources through
community buying,
:•moo
SANDY ELLIOT
USED CARS
F`/'` RD
NEW CARS
WE SPECIALIZE ON FORD SERVICE
TELEPHONE G1.
HARVEY BR -OS.
.Harvey Bros. Merchant 'hullers, have been doing business in
Exeter for 28 years, having purchased the business from Jos. Cob-
bl.edick & Son. Since taking over the business they have made
many improvements and nowhave an up-to-date mill for making
flour and tooling after the wants of the farmers. When the Beth-
esda church was sold it was purchased by Harvey Bros. and the
timbers, lumber and brick were used to build an addition to the
north of the main mill. In 1914 hydro motors were installed and
the steam plant discarded, They now have three electric motors
with a capacity •of 114 li,p. In 1921 a receiving separator was
installed for cleaning the ,grain as received into the mill at a cost
of $2000. The office was then changed to its present location. A
disc machine was installed for picking oats from wheat. An u>,1 -to -
date stable was erected on the property a few years ago. Last year
a new chopper was installed. Harvey Bros. manfacture three
brands of flour, Manitoba's Best, Model and Welcome. They also
handle all kinds •of feed and they advise the fanners to put in their
supply for winter now. Harvey Bros, also handle the pool wheat.
The capacity of the mill is 150 barrels of flour per day. The busi-
ness turn -over averages $110,000 a year. In Ootober last 'the
community suffered a distinct loss in the death of the junior part..
per, Mr. J. S. Harvey .and Mr. Thos. Harvey now feel§ the burden
of the responsibility and is offering the business for sale.
,r.
CHAMBERS BROS.
General Repairs
ON ALL MAKES OF CABS
U. S. L. Batteries
Dunlop Tires
Telephone 200
Harvey Bros.
General Millers
MANITOBA'S BEST - MODEL
and WELCOME Flour
Ale Kinds of Feeds
Telephone 35
ADVERTISE
TIMES -ADVOCATE
Cunningham & Pryde
CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
Telephone 411
• Milo Snelt
Chevrolet
SALES and 'SERVICE
Phone 100; Night phone 209
BARGAINS ..
for the next two weeks we will
slash prices, so that buying
Aloe will he REAL 'SAYINGS,
COMIC TO. SPEND MOxE"Y
Assn TO SAVE
POWELL'S Variety STORE
Phone Day Service 2 t+,iv Phone Night Service 16,5j
HURON GARAGE, EXETER
IPONTIAC and 13UICIC SALES and SERVICE
nF+:Pli.l'itS, AcrosS0flh1 S, TLRIs, OILS, GM & CAR WASl1II1rG
Expert ;mechanical and I+7teetrleal Service en nil. Makes of cars.
OFFICIAL ONTARIO MoTOII :LEAGUE SERVICE' STATION
Silop Pbrenlan, E. Fallen proprietor, Virile. Shell
B. W. F. Beavers
Hardware
TINSMITHING
PLUMBING
PAINTS
STOVES AND FURNACES
Telephone 86
S Ba T YLOR
The Jeweller
HIGH-GRADE JEWELLERY
DIAMONDS
Watch and Clock Repairing
t. J. I3EER
Automobile Accessories
'ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Everything in Radios
Telephone 109
G. A. HAWKINS
GENERAL HARDWARE
PAINTS and OILS
SCREENS, Etc.
Telephone 29
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
General•' Dry Goods, Gents'
Furnishings
Ladies' Ready -to -Near
Boots and Shoes
Groceries and China
moIRMONNI.10311•11•e
, . Harvey's Grocery
YSTEM
ERVICE
ATISFACTION
Telephone 102
N. W. TREWARTIA
Dealer in
NEW LAID EGGS
— and —
MILK FED POULTRY
• Direct From the Farm
Grigg Stationery Store
School Supplies, with special
attention given to school
libraries
Telephone 37
ROSS -TAYLOR
I.L3IBEIit CO,
Planing Mill --Lumber Yard
Wholesale & Retail
Prices on Sun enter Cottages
Telephone 48
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struetion of the Heist ,and. McCatum
Culverts and were awarded to Alex-
ander Foster at :43.5.0 per cubic yd.
to do .all the labor, furnish forms,
tools, and do the excavating and fill-
ing within the wings, ,and construct
a temporary roadway. The Council
is to furnish gravel, cement and re_
infprcing.
'\loved .by Mr. W. Sweitzer, see
emitted by IMr• B, (lilt: That •3y -late
No. 414 'being a 13y -Law to construct
`•lte Wein Drain leaving been read
three times be passed and signed 'by
the Reeve .and Clerk and the Cor
pbrate Seal be attaelted thereto. Car,
Moved by Mr, I. Tetreau, second-
ed by kir. E, Gill: That By-law No,
415 to authorize the diversion of
the Aux Sable River Road from the
bank of the Aux -Saltie River in Lot
1, Aux .Sable Coneeeion of the Town-
ship of Stepieeu, having been read
three. times be finally passed and
signed by the Reeve and, Clerk rand
the ,Seal of the Corporation be at-
tached thereto. Carried,
Moved ,by Mr. W. Sweitzer, se_
t'ond•ed by Mr. I. Tetreau; That By-
law No. 419 to provide for the cloS-
ng of part of the Aux Sable River
Road in Lot. 1 (one), Aux Sable
Conession of the Township of Ste -
Wien, having lieen read three tunes
be finally passed and signed by the
Reeve and Clerk and the Seal of the
Corporation be attached thereto.
Carried. -
The Clerk was -instructed to make
application to t'he.Lioutenant-Gover-
nor, General -in -Council. for the ap-
proval of By-law No. 415 for alter-
ing,and diverting part of the -Aux
Sable River Road and 13y -law No.
416• for stopping up, leasing or,selI-
in„ the soil and freehold.of said
;art of Highway so closed.
'Tenders were opened for the con-
truction at the Wein Drain, viz:
Serail Vincent $1,050.00; Edward
Fahrner $935,00; Graham Bros.
1,1340.00. -
Moved by ?Ir. W. Sweitzer, se-.
:onded by Mr. I. Tetreau: That the
construction of the drain be award-
ed to Edward Fahrner subject that
he shall not commence work until
such time as he is -instructed to pro-
ceed with the sante and the ,appeal
is withdrawn against the assessment
of the drain. Carried.
Moved by Mr. W. Sweitzer, se-
conded by Mr. I, Tetreau: That By-
law No. 418 to reabte the Govern_
ment Grant among the municipalities
and respective owners amounting to
$2688.00, and By-law No. 419 to re-
flate the siu•pins money pro rata
among the municipalities and owners
asesssed for the construction of the
Mud Creek Drain !amounting to
x;4,361.95, both By-laws staving been
read three.times be passed and sign-
ed by the Reeve and the Corporate
Seal be attached thereto. Carried.
Moved by Mr. E. Gill, seconded by
Mr. I. Tetreau: That By-law No.
420 a By-law to enact that certain
sums shall. be levied and collected
from and upon the rateable property
of the .Municipality liable for the
respective .purposes for the year
1929, haviieg been read three times
be passed and signed by the. Reeve
and Clerk and the Corporate Seal
be attached thereto. , Carried.
Moved by Mr, E. Gill, seconded by
lar, • I.- Tetreau: That the following
Foremen's Pay Sheets be passed:
•Poi'eivan, Nelson Baker, road No.
1, Amount $2.50; Nelson Baker, rd.
1, $2.50; George. Hirtzel, eroad 4,
$12.50; Henry Schenk,. road G,
-28.50; Henry Schenk, road 6, $119.-
95; Alvin Baker, road 5 $11.25; T.
Yearley, road 9, $18.66; Thomas
Yearley, road nine :110.75;
Wm. Becker, road 10, $6.00; Wm,
Becker, road 10, $137.44; Roy E.
Ratz, read 13, •-8.25; Wesley Eng -
laud ,road 14, $11.00; Toin Isaac,
road 19, $10.00; Roy Hodgins road
22, $21.50; John Richards, road 3
gravel $15.50; Nelson Baker, road
23, $5.00; Adelbert Webb, road 20,
$8.50; Wm. Sanders, road 2, $158._
'45; Alex Neeb, road 12 gravel $34.-
00; total $617,25. Carried.
The following orders were paid:
Hydro Electric Power Commis-
sion, hydro $7.66; Centralia Farm-
evs' Cooperative Co., cement $6.30;
Ross and Taylor, stakes $7.00; Geo,
Either, making tile $84,50; Sundry
Persons, rebate Governattent Grant
re shag Creek Drain $2624,50; Sun-
dry Persons, rebate on Mud Creel,
Di'nin $4361.95; Winter Bros. part
contract Sitter Drain $400.00; Fred
Haist, wood for Town Hall $40.80,
The Council adjourned to meet
again in the Town Hall, Crediton,
on Monday, Octaer 7th, A.D. 1929,
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EXETER, ONT.
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ARTHUR WEBE
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PRICES R ASO i BLE'
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FARM SALES
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EXETER P. 0. or RIX F: 138
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tion School. Si cm ' course taken
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Merchandise, Ri.;�,'` Estate, Farto.
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prevailing prices. Satisfaction ae-
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or phone 18-93, Zurich, Ont
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C. J. XON
EX TETI, ONTARIO
Phone 243
SAVE MONEY
By
BUYING SHINGLE ' NOW
2x4 Pine cantling • 'or Coloiijr,
I1oute4 He house or othe='t
buildings at 5.00 • er M.
FERTILIZER at 1est prices.,
A. J. CL WORTHY
Phone 12
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