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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-10-03, Page 2Txti'lBSi)AY, OCTOBER 3rd, 101:t r THE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE .-sem •,w..- v-v.:S• 1 ` 'iV, i�'b• '.iitumid'', JaliWIiIllRiIiiit igioilu iiilot ;d li I az4iAawo GALVAIiIZED SH[NGLR$ for the Roof Handsome. fireproof.last the life of the building. Deena other. G$tprice.. 50 YEARS AGO TESL CEILIINGS Is, Halls, Stores, Kitchens, etc. FUL, -- FIREPROQS ECONOMICAL, np in a day. Many handsome - rue, Easyto handle. Nailed place over old plaster. No dust tint. No mugs and litter. Easy clean and paint, t the facts and save your money ,,Sax your local tirsrniihor carpenter. A branch furniture store .leas been •opened up by Mr. Drew in the south side of the new brick .block on Main St, •opposite Koinp's Ship .GrooerY, On Thursday last Mr. J. N. Hoop- er, son of Rev. Wm. Hooper, of St. Thomas, led to the hymueal altar Miss E. A. Pickard, ,only daughter of Mr. James !Pickard, The happy couple went on a short trip, leaving by the evening train on Thursday, On •Wednesd•ay of last week when 4r, :John Fisher Was returning from the fair carrying a show case, he was run over by a team. Mr. fisher was crossing the street when the horses came dashing along at almost lightning speed and knocked him down hurting his head and ankle severely. On Sunday last about one o'clock p.m. the barn and stables belonging GALVANIZED to Mr. Thos. Coursey, third conees- SIDING for cion, Biddulph, were struck r by Outside W . lightning and totally destroyed. Choice of Brick, Rock -face or Cj ET E FACT s About eleven o'clock Sunday ev- Clapp-board patterns. Good ening the dwelling of Mrs. Hogan of looking weather.proof. Easy to paint. Easy toputOIL the eighth concession of Biddulph, caught fire from •a lamp explosion ''1llllll111111lll1il1111I111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111(1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I1111111111111111111111111111--s • Mrs. Hogan, who was i]i, had to bo carried to a neighbors. Mr. Joseph Dinnin, of irsborne, arrived safely home. from Manitoba on Saturday last, Mr- S. Etherington, of the ;5t11 con- cession of Usborne, has bought a farm Of one hundred 'acres from his neighbor Mr, Tlionu s McFarlane for the sum of $5,2,00, •AlacLaei lan and :t'ennale with their steam thresher threshed 1,060 bushels of grain and moved the ma- chine from one barn to another one day last week in ten hours. The work was done on the farm of Mr, Simon 'Tory, Thames Road, Us- borne. Better weather than the Western Fair has so far been favored with could lint be desired. A special train was run nineteen passenger coaches leaving here. 25 YEARS AGO John D. Quick, agent for R, S. Laing, of Exeter, has purchased sev- eral thousand barrels of apples in Nissouri to be delivered in St. Marys. CampaignExeter `Buy - at - Home . COMMUNITY BUYING DIRECTORY AND BUSINESS GUIDE Through the co-operation of ,the Business Men listed 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 of Commerce Browning's Drug Store TOILETRIES --- DRUGS — STATIONERY Heartily Endorses the -- OPTICAL ROOMS -- • BUY -AT-HOME CAMPAIGN TELEPHONE ..J43 ., • y 'Arco ammo IONIMM Support LOCAL Merchants and Help Our Town GROW Small Savings . Accounts Welcome M. R. COMPLIN, Manager Traquair & Lindenf field. GENERAL HARDWARE Tinsmithing & Plumbing -- E. Varnishes — Paints -- Oils Telephone 27 ▪ E. R. HOPPER FURNITURE — and -- FUNERAL DIRECTOR Telephone 99 ▪ 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 E. -.Fitted Children's Sight A Specialty Telephone 75w Ie T. ROWS SCRANTON COAL & COKE M. BRITISH AMERICAN Gasoline and Oil yloomma 4,001 ' Telephone 40 WM. ANDREW Salesman for J. It. WATIONS CO. Hamilton and Winnipeg Liniments, Tonics, Spices, Toilet, Articles, 1'1avbrings Poultry and Stock Tonics Telephone 43 Middleton's Bakery' "r1ie Monte of I3ettel:,,IW:id" CAVES 'PASTRY CONFECTIONERY Telepliolte :52 COMMUNITY LOVE Lazin.ess, indolence, idleness and stupor are unnatural con- ditions to exist in a community and are looked upon as repellant by all right-minded residents. Action is the staff of existence. The respected individual is the one who is always going; the one who is full of pep, the nian,who rises early and retires late. Nothing is more contrary to right living that the sense of community inaction. Community love is the only right law of community activity. Hatred, jealousy or lack of confidence in your neighbor destroys the good results of community endeavor and instead of making for the advance of the town retires that progress. You cannot achieve where your community pride is lost. You must have faith in your town; confidence in your merchant and love for your neighbor. United endeavour is nesseccary to success. Faith is the foundation upon which the whole structure of your community is.built, without it your achievements are of no avail. The man who buys his goods outside Exeter has no community love, if he does this buying knowing the damage he is doing. He •exemplifies • a distrust in the •community and its merchants. He lacks neighborly love.Show your faith by patronizing your home merchants and your merchants will show his faith in you by giving you the hest service that he can. SANDY ELLIOT USED CARS FORD NEW CARS WE SPECIALIZE ON FORD SERVICE TELEPHONE 64 MISS M. ARMSTRONG, Milliner At certain seasons of the year there is one line of business that makes its appeal to the fair sex and that is the millinery business.. Always there is the desire to look one's best and it finds expression in the donning of a new hat. One can be young, or worldly, or daring, or picturesque or pretty, or chic, or almost anything one likes Simply by the hat they choose. The feminine mind worships a model that is exclusive to ter. This season's hats are most strik- ing. Miss. Armstrong, who for a number of years has catered to the ladies of this community, has a keen desire to present hats that are new and different; styles that are smart and charming -fashion's newest note. Her show -room displays a wide and diversified range; of colors and styles, with small blacks and brown leading; also greens, blues and dahlia shades. They are made up in felts, velvets, and combination effects. No one need go to the larger centres where they are sure. to pay more and not get any better than Miss Armstrong has on display. CHAMBERS BROS. General Repairs ON ALL MARES OF CARS U. S. L. Batteries' Dunlop Tires. Telephone 200 Harvey Bros. General Millers MANITOBA'S BEST - MODEL afid WELCOME Fltiul' All Hinds of Feeds Telephone 35 ADVERTISE —inthe — TNES=ADVOCATE Cunningham & Pryde' CEMETERY MEMORIALS Telephone 41j Milo Snell Chevrolet SALES and SERVICE Phone 100; Night phone 209 ' Ever7.ir of Nose Ili our Store ,&,ill be reduced in priel;.e in order to clear otir stock. Rig out . the fatail'y iigw; `�ihile Chep areve]leap. Conic: Expecting Bargains POWELL'S Variety STORK .. P1iione.Day Service 1 i %v Phone Night Service 1551 HURON GARAGE, EXETER • PONTIAC and BUICK SALES and SERVICE RiorAins, A( CiySSOItIES; T1ttg, OTI,S, (Lets r.ATt. WASHING T �tlier 1Vfeciianitai: niltL J icctt'ic:1t Semite on iiIT maic.es of eats. OFI+'ICLAT., ONTARIO MOTOR, LEAGUE SERVICE STATION Shop 1.'oreniain, E. Pollen Proprietor, Ulric Snell B. W. F. Beavers _ Hardware . E- orwww TINSMITHING PLUMBING PAINTS STOVES AND FURNACES Telephone 86 familma S. B. TAYLOR The Jeweller HIGH-GRADE JEWELLERY ._ DIAMONDS Watch and Clock Repairing IAf. J. EER Automobile Accessories ' ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Everything in Radios Telephone 109 1.10.11110 moor 6. A. HAWKINS E GENERAL HARDWARE ' PAINTS and OILS SCREENS, Etc. Telephone 29 .1111.111 SOUTHCOTT BROS. ft General Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Boots and Shoes Groceries and China Harvey's Grocery SYSTEM ERVICE ATISFACTION Telephone 102 N. W. ''REWARTHA Dealer ih 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 LUISIBER CO. ' Planing Mill ---Lumber Yard' Wholesale & Retail Prices on Summer Cottages Telephone 48 PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WIRING AND SUPPLIES Telephone 127 Oft • amimor ..111101. was awimmor MOW sawim 0111. �11111�111111111��E11111I111111 • IIf1�111f(8111111111111'lllillll11111111111II lE11i11I11111111111IIII111(11111111111111I111f1111111111111111111111111IIiI1lMllllllll1111i11111111111ii1Ii111111i111111111111 ,,,1 111111'r L, \., , LJ Mr. Thornton Baker will shortly become agent for the Frost +C Wood Machinery Co., in town in plaee of 117r, Geo. Brownlee, who has accept- ed a position with the firm as tra- velling salesman. The abutments for the Black Creek bridge at Sodom are about completed. Mr, Chas, Birney has prepared for shipment to Torouto a squash weigh- ing 312 pounds, which he grew in his garden from seed sent by a To- ronto seed firm. The firm of'Yered a prize of $10.00 to anyone raising a squash to the weight of 300 pounds. ?1Ir. Samuel Gidley disposed of iiia dwelling on' William Sit. on Fri- day last to Mr. valentine Mitchell, of Stephen township. We understand - Mr. Gidley will move with This fam- ily to Duluth where his two sons re- side. Owing to the continuously increas- ing amount of 'business in connect- ion with the planing mill ,and luau* her here, Messrs. Ross and Taylor have d4cided to' transfer the plant and business to a joint stock coin pang.On Tuesday last as Mr. P. Moir of the 4th concession of Usborne was working around his farm and while driving he accidentally slipped, fall- ing from his wagon and in the fall had the misfortune to fracture some of his ribs. Mr. D. A. Ross has lately resign- ed his position as choir -leader in the• AI•ain Street Mehodist church. Mr. Ross has`ably filled this position to the entire satisfaction of all for a great number of years. ,:11 YEARS . AGO atr. William Taylor, '~of Pickering Township, visited during the week with Reeve Taylor ,and. other nep- hews in Exeter. He was accompan- ied by his ueice Miss Annie/Brander. ]1Ir. Taylor is 91 years old, • Messrs. Tom Penhale, Enos Wind- sor and Claire Wood left Monday for Toronto to continue their studies. On Saturday afternoon of last week, Calvin, the two-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Mather&, of near Shipka, was burned to death. The little child was in the house on the floor and was playing with a ham- mer at the time. It Is supposed that the hammer fell upon a match and the head flew upon the child's dress, igniting it, The Exeter team has been a Jon- ah. to the South Huron League this year and on, Friday last Ailsa. Craig walked off with , the Spalding Cup in the South Huron League when they defeated • Exeter 3 to 0. On Saturday last a horse belong- ing to Mr, M. Sle•amon, of Usborne, because frightened. at a small wagon on the sidewalk wbile tied to a ver- andah post ia front of Walter's shoe shop. The horse jumped and pull- ed . out the post which fell' over the horse's neck and ln the mixup the horse was thrown. Mr. Ern Davis has rented, the house on the corner of Huron. and Carling Streets frons Mrs. Brintnell and has moved in. Mr. S. M. 'Sanders has sold his house on Albert Street to Mr. Henry Coatis, of Usborne. ZURICH Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Hess, of Pon- tiac, Mich., are visiting their bro- thers Messrs. Andrew and , George Hess. The house. recently purchased by Miss Helen •Sreenan from Miss Ida Brill is undergoing `iniprclvements. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mercer and son Leonard, Miss J. E. McDonald and Mr. Lloyd Wolper enjoyed a trip to Niagara Valls last week. 'AIr. and Mrs. Joel Erb, of Ta.vis- tock, and Mr. and Ws. Jacob Gin- gerich,, of Baden, . visited recently with Mr: and Mrs. Jos, Gascho.. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Haist, accom- panied by M1•, and Mrs. Geo. I•iowell, of Detroit, visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.. Oscar • Iilopp. Airs. Fred Turner, of Goderieh, spent a few dal'S with her sister Mrs. Earl Weido, Miss Ethel Williams, who has been visiting. in London . for some time hag returned home.' Mr. Walter Blake, of Kitchener, Mr. 'and 'Mrs. Lichter and son. Les- ter, of Preston, were visitors at the home of M'r, and •Mrs..S. Jasobe. • Mr. Newell Geiger left on Thurs- day for Toronto University. Dr, and Mrs. A, S. MacKinnon were in Toronto and Celadon East during the past week the latter be- ing, the doctor's former iipme,• TI513 ItNli+) & ITTi ERT MitTUAL FIRE INSIJRAN - COMPANY Head Office, Fr `,whore Ont. President Vice -pees, PRA DIRECT RS SIMON DOW MCCONNEL,L* AN SINCLAIR, " T. ALLISON, • IiO NOttrtIS, M. BROCK ACIJN S JOIN ES. eItY, Con 'atilt, Agent fbi VIA e and iddttlph OLIVi' 1t ITA IS, h' inro,. Agent tem. ifibbert, ]"t .lamb and Login W. A. R BULL Secretary= r. astirar Rot 98, Eget et , O ttarto G1LAit3MAN A' S'.T!Atirn ru floiicitor6, Dieter 040 E}r#rr Viiuru- bpn ase Established 1.873 and 1,3S7 Fn. -Wished every Thursday morning. at Exeter, Ontario SUBSCRIPTION -42.00 per Year i>r advance., RATES—•Farm or Real Estate for sale 5Qc. each insertion for first tour insertions. 25c, each subse quent insertion. Miscellaneous &r- poles, To Rent, Wanted, Lost, or, Found 10c. per line of six words,. Reading notices lOc. per lana! Card of Thanks 50e.. Legal ad- vertisfng 12 and Sc. per line. In Memoriam, with one versa Vic., extra verses 25c. each. Member of The Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. Professional C . ds GLADMAN & ST BARRIST Money to BURY, RS, SOI: ITQRS, &c. an, I Inst Safe-Deposi V Client EXETER LONDON HENSALy stments Made,. nce ult for use of our About charge CARLING & MOR BARRISTERS, LOANS, I IN Office: Carlin OLIO yr' a RS, &e. TENTS, CE ock, Main Street, EXETER, ONT. Dr. G. S. Atkinson, L.D,, DENTAL SURGE Late District DentI Oft District Number Closed all day 18th o Te Office 34w MAIN ST., E r of Milit?* ondon, Ont. clay until the, enibec , „:. ones se SO XETER ,:'i NT. Office over ;w'ing & Morley Law Office EXETER. ONT. DR. E. S. STEIN VETERINA i SUR ; ' bN Graduate of the ,u ntari y eterinary ' Co ege DAY AtiD ` GHT CALLS PROMPi' ATTENDED TO. Corner of Main and Ann Street& Office In C. B. Snelt's Block EXETER, ONT. JOHN WARD CHIROPRACTI e, OS OPATB' ELECTRO -THE AP "' & ULTR•A- VIOLET T ' + J'M11 NTS • PHO E 70 MAIN ST., ARTHUR WEBE LICENSED AUCTION „` i R For Huron '!yd Mie ' esex FARM SALE PRICES SATISFACTIO Phone 57- A S CIALTY A .y'` ABLE AItANTEED T)ashwood R. R., NO. 1, DASHIVOO FRANK TAYLO LICENSED For Huron. FARM SALE JCTIO ud .laid A SP .ER. esex CIALTY Prices Reasonable a Satisfaction Guar'n; ` d EX'ETER.P. 0. or RING 138 OSCAR KLOPPV LICENSED AUCTI I EER Honor Graduate Car 'Jones'' Auc- tion School. `r ciat ourse taken - in Registered L ve Stgf k (all breeds); Merchandise, eal•.” Estate, Farms. Sales', Etc. tes,'ih keeping with prevailing pr e Satisfaction as- sured, write Via+.' ar K1opp,.$, urtcI , or phone 18-93, Zurich, SO T Ontario Emit le Lite "Watch f. our + ,€ghthouse" Rol rese a.tive C. ' J YXON 0 TXETEI'. - ONTARIO Pone 24, SAVE MO By BUYING SHINGLE„".` NOW e aoantfing 4.r Colony' en houses;: orother 35.00 p ' M. at lov,st prices. EY! 2x4 houses, buildings FERTILIZ A. J. 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