The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-10-31, Page 2THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1023 THE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
50 YEARS AGO
,All the present teachers of the
Exeter Public School with the ex-
ception of Miss Schram have been
rye -engaged for next year.
Mr. Robert I;ellaway, of this vii -
lege the other day took up in leis
garden a table carrot which weigh-
ed five pounds.
Tl1b annual tTsbot'ne ,plowing Iuntel)
is to be he1cl on the farm of 'William
Westcott, lot 16, con. 3, Usborne.
The judges of the Stephen and
TTsborlle Agricultural Society on the
root crop have completed their la-
bors awarding the prizes. as follows.
Turnips, 1st, 1Villiant Jeckell; 2nd,
Robert McCord; 3rd, John Mooney.
Mangolds, William Jeckell.
At the Stone School House, Us -
borne, section No. 3 on Wednesday
evening the 22nd inst. Mr. and Mrs.
Alex McKenzie and family of the
12th concession of Usborne were
matte the recipients of a beautiful
cruet stand, two shawls, a walking
cane and other articles by their
numerous friends and acquaintances
AIr. Geo. W. Holman read the ad-
dress, and Misses Jennie A. McCurdytient and practical telellor in the but we are pleased. to say she is now
and Jenny Duncan made the llresell- person of Miss 11. D. Pringle. recovering rapidly.
Wien oh behalf ,pf the neighbor-
hood, l\tessrs. 'John Irvine, Jolul
Dunean, Mr. Roadhouse and William
Stinson gave short addresses.
.011 Monday last Irving McCtlllach
aged 13 years, eldest son of Ur.
James :McCulloch, con. 10, Usborne,
was returning home from Mr, Viet -
when he met a neighbor on
the road leading it colt. A dog
which was with the boy annoyed the
Colt which caused it to kick, stI•ili.-
ing the little fellow in the abdomen.
wounding hint so severely that death
ensued one the following Thursday.
25 YEARS AGO
Following are the polling booths
for the Village of Exeter on Novem-
ber the 3rd; No. 1, Kuntz's Carriage
Shop; No. 2, Weekes' Marble Works;
No. 3, Jos. Cobbledick's office and
No. 4,, the Town Hall.
The trustees of S. S. No., {3, Ste-
phen, 1x4 miles west of town have
secured the service of a most effic-
AIr, and. and Samuel Gidley, llliss;
Edith •Cidley anti Mr. Harry .Gidley
left on Wednesday for Duluth whsere
they will reside in future, Mr. R1,eh-
a1•c1 Gidley accompanied them aa,far•
as LU11d0I1.
Mr. Minis, Biggins lean purchased
front. Messrs. A. ,McDollnelJ,. Dickson
& Carling, that portion of Fansou's
block that has fOr so many years
been used as :a .Uarber shop in the
south part of the buildiug,
.At the "conclusion of the 'weekly
prayer meeting "ill •Caven Presbyter-
inn church on Thursday last the
members took advantage of the oc-
rasion to recognize in a pleasant
and most happy planner the worth
of their choir leader Mr. Jos. Sen-
ler, by presenting hint with a hand-
some and costly marble clock. The
presentation was made by the pas-
tor, Rev. W. M. Martin assisted by
Mrs, Geo. Samwell.
Airs. \\'nm. 13awden was early on
Thursday morning last stricken with
paralysi a Site remained in an un-
conscious condition for several days
15 YEARS AGO
Mr. W. R. Taylor has purchased
Mr. Steele's residence in Exeter
North and will move therein,
'Mr., S. W. Rowe, of Clinton, form-
erly of Exeter, has secured a position
in Ingersoll and left for that place,
I -Ie will move leis family there short-
ly,
Mr. E. Harvey, who has spent the
summer in the West has returned
home and is visiting his parents lir.
and Mrs. Harvey.
i\Ir. Milo Snell, who recently sold
his farm on the London Road soul.h
has rented the house recently va-
cated by Mr. Frank Case.
1\Irs. J. J. Knight, of Guelph, un-
derwent all operation on Thursday
of last week and is progressing as
well as can be expected.
.Mr, W. Mawhinney, of Crediton,
is moving into the residence on -Wil-
liam Street recently purchased from
Mr. W. Blatchford.
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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
Heartily Endorses the
BUY -AT-HOME CAMPAIGN
Support LOCAL Merchants
and Help Our Town GROW
Small Savings Accounts Welcome
M. R. COMPLIN, Manager
Traquair & Lindentield
GENERAL HARDWARE
Tinsmithing & Plumbing
-= Varnishes — Paints — Oils
Telephone 27
E. R. HOPPER
FURNITURE '
— and —
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Telephone 99
BRED 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
1-1. T. ROWE3
E. SCRANTON COAL & COKE ,
BRITISH AMERICAN
54- Gasoline and Oil
414.01444
Telephone 40
WM. ANDREW
Salcsmmm for J. It. \Vi\THINS CO.
Ilamilton and Winnipeg
Liniments, 'Tonics, Spices, Toilet •
Articles, Flavorings
Poultry and Stock Tonics
Telephone 43
Middleton's Bakery
11e Moine of Reiter Broad"
CAKES PASTRY
" CONFECTIONERY
TcleplIone 52
Browning's Drug Store
TOILETRIES — DRUGS — STATIONERY
• OPTICAL ROOMS —
TELEPHONE 143
Community Confidence Essential
Your confidence in your community is based solely upon its
prosperity. First you judge the community in which it is your de-
sire to become a resident from the standpoint of its churches and
its business interests, what protection the community offers you in
its fire as well as police systems. You aro judge of that commun-
ity. Should it prove to you to be loose or inefficient in any man-
ner, naturally you look elsewhere and you are justified in so doing.
If you locate in any community it is done solely on the basis of the
confidence you have in that community and the protection it af-
fords you along with its proven prosperity. Therefore you do-
cide that anything worth having is worth protecting. If the chance
for a man to invest to good advantage, or earn a good living, or
establish himself as a moderate expense where His, family desires
all the advantages of a well run civic government, he is assured 'of
one thing—Protection. Deriving all these benefits it is up to you
to protect your merchants and all business interests. Buy front
them. Give them an opportunity to serve you. Keep your dollars
in your own community. They make you .more prosperous. These
same :dollars conte hack to you. They minimize your taxes. They
increase the value of your own personal investments. Your merch-
ants are willing to help you. It is up to you to help them.
SANDY' ELLIOT
USED CARS
FORD NEW ,CARS
WE SPECIALIZE ON FORD SERVICE
TELEPHONE 64 :»
G. A. HAWKINS
Mr. G. A. Hawkins, although still in the prime of life, is the
oldest hardware man of the village of Exeter. Mr. Hawkins has
been in business in Exeter for over twenty-five years, first entering
the hardware business with his father, Mr. Thos. Hawkins. Mr.
Hawkins Carries a complete line of general hardware, including
stoves and tinware, paints and oils, screens, etc. He handles a
complete line of the famous Stanley tools as well as .the celebrated
Rogers silverware. Of recent weeks Mr. Hawkins has been fea-
turing l tilac, the 20 minute drying enamel, which is very popular
for interior decoration and there has 'been a good demand for it.
Mr. Hawkins' motto is service and one of his aims is immedate de-
livery on phone orders. Mr. Hawkins pays strict attention to busi-
ness and is usually on the job.
Poultry and Eggs
'WANTED: SELL US YOURS
Will grade your flock and •
take away the culls and Pay
top Market prices.
R. E. POOLEY
WINCHELSEA & KIRKTON
Harvey Bros.
General Millers
MANITOBA'S BEST - MODEL
and WELCOME Flour
All Kinds of Feeds
Telephone 35
ADVERTISE
-- in the —
TIMES ADVOCATE
Cunningham 8r Pryde
,CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
Telephone 41j
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Milo Snell
Chevrolet
SALES and SERVICE
Phone 100; Night phone 209
SOMETHING NEW
Edison Needle Record
Plays on all needle Phono-
graphs. Sells for a ' dollar;
double sided and long playing.
HEAR T1I1101AT POWELL'S
ON THE $15 PHONOGRAPH
POWELL'S Variety STORE
Photic Day Service 15i$w Phone Night Ser'viee flrsj
HURON GARAGE, EXETER
PONTIAC and BUICK SALES and SERVICE
REPAIRS, ACCESSORIES, TITLES( OLS, GAS & CAR . Wri.st1i tt'w
Expert Mechanical and Electrical Service on all nine es of cars.
OFFICIAL ONTARIO MOTOR LEAGUE SEnArKl STATION
Shop For'tlinaii, E. Itbllen Proprietor, C1ric,St b11
B. W. F. Beavers
Hardware
TINSMITHING
PLUMBING
PAINTS
STOVES AND FURNACES
Telephone 86
S. B. TAYLOR .74
The Jeweller
• HIGH-GRADE JEWELLERY
DIAMONDS -
Watch and Clock Repairing
1
Iht. J. EER
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 -Wear
Boots and Shoes
Groceries and China
Harvey's Grocery
YSTEM
Relief fro
,D, isth
czeina
D ' erfect Antiseptic
Fo eulek telt from eczema, chafed skin.
Nun. s; -blotch , and other skin rouble.
Jannis tbo sur• ooling liquid D.D.D.DOlean.
stall' ss. It etrutes tho skin and soothes
end als ti tissues. ITCIIING STOPS the
BION Ayr. ' 1 FIRST Cool. DROPS TOUCH
ru Sib) A..ase bottle. prove Its merit Or
your Jai 01 6Ores, sour money tack. 17,11.D.
give r health. (UpaonlyD.D.1).8Q0),
.`S. 1{OWEY, ]11{UGUt5T .
SERVICE
ATISFACTION
Telephone 102
N. W. TREWARTHA
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
LUMBER CO.
KIRKTON
(Crowded out last week.)
Air, and Mrs. McDonald spent the
week -end at Medford.
Miss 'Mary Donis, of K. Marys,
spent a few days with Mrs. Win. At -
kinson.
1\•Ir. and Airs. Proctor, of Toronto,
is visiting with Mrs. MclIardy.
There was no service in the Unit-
ed church here on Sunday and many•
availed themselves of the opportun-
ity of attending the anniversary ser-
vices at Anderson.
Owing to the continued dry
Weather many of the welts around,
here have ,g'one dry and many of tho
farmers are drawing water fo;' • thou•
stock
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Planing Mill --Lumber Yard
Wholesale & Retail
Prices on Summer Cottages
Telephone 48
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PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
WIRING .�
AND SUPPLIES
Telephone 127
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SHIPKA
(Crowded out last week.)
A'Ir. and Mrs. F. La Fond, of Sar-
nia, visited- Sunday at the home of
Mr. C. Finkbeiner.
Arr. and Mrs. A. Finkbeiner and
Miss Jean McKenzie visited over the
week -end with friends in Windsor.
Rev. Mr, Erwin, of Centralia will
preach in the United church next
Sunday at 2.30 p.m: The wSunday.
,$l1 tQol will be at 1.30 p.m. Every
body welcome:"
. Mrs. Robert Taylor enteftained a
few of her friends to a birthday
party one day last week in honor of
her mother Mrs. Robt. Adair, who
celebrated her 87th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mollarcl and
Miss Lela spent Sunday in London.
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Mrs, John Flynn and
Mrs. Francis Flynn in the loss of
their husbands. '
Mr. and Airs. Matthew Sweitzer
and children visited on Sunday with
friends in New Hamburg.' Mr, John
Matz, who has been visiting there
for a week returned home with them.
GRAND BEND
(Crowded out last week.)
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Published every Thursday morning..
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SUBSCRIPTION—$2.00 per year is
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RATES—Farm or Beal Estate for
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four insertions. 25c. each subs,-
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ticles, To Rent, Wanted, Lost, .A1•
Fotlnd 10c. per line of six words.
Reading notices 10c. per line.
Card of Thanks 50c. Legal ad.
vertising 12 and 80.. per line. Ile
Memoriam, with one verse 5Oe:
extra verses 25c. each.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter '.ungland vis-
ited friends in .13,rinsley over the
week -end.
Airs. Walter Statton is on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G.eromette, of
Buffalo, are spending a few weeks
with friends and relatives.
Air. John Moussou was in Strat-
ford on Saturday combining busines
with pleasure.
The boys who went to Detroit
'about a month ago returned and re
port work very scarce. --
Mr. and Mrs. Joe 011iver spen
Sitnday in St. Marys.
Mr. and hers. Geo. Shephard, o
Thedford, called on friends in 'th
burg on Sunday.
Mrs. Pilfer, of Chatham, came t
visit her mother Mrs. Merner and
took 'sick very suddenly. Dr. Taylor
was called and Mrs. Piffer was able
to go !tome on Sunday.
Miss Mabel Walker has been away
on her holidays returned on Monday.
The road will all lead to the Unit
ed Church on November the 3rd and
6th when Rev. McIntosh, of London,
wit preach annnversary services and
the goose and duck supper will be
on the sixth day. Keep the date i
mind. See large bills.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Page, of De
troit, spent a few days with th
latter's mother Mrs. F. Page.
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EXETER, . ONT.
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DENTAL SURGE
Late District 1)e tal Off er of Militft
District Numb r One ,ondon, Ont.
Closed• all day We esday until the
• .1811 of ptember
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Office 34w House -S4
MAIN 'ST., EXETER, ONT.'••
Dr. G. F. Roulston, L.D. .,D.D.S.
DEN7ST
Office over C 1 „ & Morley
Law face
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VETERINARY SURGE
Graduate of the 0 tatio .'` tediurp
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DAY A . % HT
CALLS PROMPT .•- : ' TTENDED To -
Corner of Mai .` 'and Ann Streets
Office in C. . Snell's Block
EXETER, ONT.
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MAIN ST., EXETER
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LICENSED AUCTIO 3 E1
For Huron and Ali esex T"
FARM SAL a.. A S e CIALTif '
PRICES EANABLE
SATISFACTI's N >' ARANTEED
Phone G - .. Dashwood;
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FRANK ,. AYLO'." ''
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For Iluron . n(1 Mit ,' esex •
FARM SALE' A S +.CIALTY
Prices Reasona e i Satisfaction
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LICENSED ' 'CTION
Honor Graduat: Carey ones' Auc-
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in Registered Li St -' (all breeds)
Arerchandise, i' a ; Estate, Farnu
Sales, Etc. It : ein • keeping with
- prevailing pm '.-. Satisfaction as-
sured, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich..
or phone 18-93, Zurich, Ont.
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houses, eh ouses or • other
buildings,' at ".5.00 per M.
FERTILI ' at lowest prices.
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