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.'fHE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
50 YEARS AGO
Last week, Messrs picllard and
Willis shipped from the station here
11,250 bushels of barley for the
United States.
Mr. T. Fitton has moved intq his
new store just north of tltc' Central
Hotel. He can now boast of having
one of the handsomest jewellery
stores in the province. The paint-
ing which. was clone by Tomlinson
Bros. adds greatly to the general
effect of the premises,
The fox stunt which has been ex-
pected for sonic time took place on
Saturday last. A1r. A. Boyd, master
of hounds, Mr. Emanuel Bissett,
huntsman; and Mr. Robt. Henley
whipper -in The fox was started
in the rear of Sweet's faint, a short
distance south of Exeter.
On Saturday evening last as Thos.
Shute, of the th Concession of Us -
borne was riding on horseback along
t]ie boundary between tTsborne and
Hibbert, the horse stepped into a
hole and fell upon the ground. Its
rider fell under it and had his leg
broken.
14.
The committee appointed to eon-
ter with the citizen of hayfield and
Zeikel. and the -Grand Trunk author
ities with reference to the building
Cf a branch of the Grand Trunk
from Hayfield via Exeter to St.
:Marys or Stratford to eonnect with
the main line have not been idle.
The first of a series of nlotithly
readings was given by the S. of T,
on Monday evening last in Drew's
Hall. Rev. B. J. Robinson occupied
the _chair and delivered an address
in which instruction and amusement
were admirably mingled,
25 YEARS AGO
Miss Anna Beckett sang two pleas-
ing solos on Sunday in the morning
at the Main, St, •Chureh and ia the
ravening at James St. Church.
Air. Colenzo Salter is very ill with
fever and pneumonia in the London
Hospital. His mother, Mrs, Wm,
Salter, London Road south left for
that city on Tuesday evening.
Mr. H. E. Huston last week dis-
posed of the estate of the late C. W.
E:–
Smith on Andrew Street consisting
of a dwelling and lot. The purchas-
er was Alar, W. 1). Weekes and the
price paid was $600,00.
Messrs. David 'Wynn, of Exeter,
and Win. Coates, of Usborne were
doing duty. as Grand Jurors at Cede -
rich last week wed Messrs. Daniel
Davis, of •Exeter; James Etliering't•on
Chas. Barris and .Albert Penwarden,
of Usborne were at Goderich as Pe-
tit Jurors.
Air. John Decker, of Hay Town
ship, last week disposed and deliver-
ed to Arr. Thos. Handford, of town,
his beautiful well -matched team of
general purpose horses, realizing
$350,00,
Rev. A. H. Going, pastor of the
Centennial Methodist Church, East
London, has received a hearty invl-
tation to become the pastor of the
,James St. Alethedist Church, Exeter.
Mr, and Mrs. S. Gidley, of Blyth,
attended the funeral of their uncle,
the late Samuel Gidley, of Duluth,
whose remains were interred in the
Exeter cemetery on Thursday last,
Mr, Roger • Northcott has leased
Mr. James Jeckell's cottage on Vic-
toria Street and will take up his
residence therein about the first of
the year.
Miss Winnifred Pali, .of Godet'ich,
has asked for one year's leave of ab-
senee la the interests of her health
in the climate of Alberta.
15 YEARS AGO
President John Mallett, of the
bund gave a rabbit supper and social
evening on Friday night to the band
bpys and their lady friends in the
Central Hotel when a most enjoy-
able time was spent, by all.
Mr. Jos, Bawden, an Exeter Old
Boy, being a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Bawden of town, is among the
,candidates for election in ,N, Battle -
ford for cite Council,
Mr, R. Pollock% bu'ttermal.er with
Mr. J. H. Scott, together with Mrs.
Pollock are spending the holidays
with relatives at Greenway. After
the new year, Mr. Pollock intends
taking a course in butter making at
Guelph Agricultural Oollege.
Rev. D. W, Collins of Trivitt Mem-
Exeter Buy.- Carnpaign /
s',=
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.
sionov
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 & Lindenf ield
GENERAL HARDWARE
Tinsmithing & Plumbing
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 C. M. Armstrong
EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY
-- and —
GAINSBOROGH HATS
S. FITTON
OPTOMETRIST
Sight Examined and Glasses
Fitted
•, Children's Sight A. Specialty
Telephone 75w
E- H. Ta ROWE
_' SCRANTON COAL & COKE
E BRITISH AMERICAN
Gasoline and Oil
.•▪ •▪ ••• Telephone 40
WM. ANDREW
_„-, - Salesman for I. It. WA.TEINK CO.
•
Iiatnillon and Winnipeg
Ferz Liniments, Tonics, Spices; 'J'oilet
114.0116
Articles, I+'lavoi'ings .
Petalley and Stock' Torics
Telephone 43
.iddleton's Bakery
"The fleme of Bette:" Bread
CAKES — PASTRY
CONFECTIONERY
Telephone 52
Browning's Drug Store
TOILETRIES - DRUGS — STATIONERY
OPTICAL ROOMS —
TELEPHONE 143 r'
All for One and one for All
• Everywhere people are coming to realize more and more how
interdependent we are all upon each otlrer The only individual
who is.self-sufficient is a hermit.
The keynote—the foundation of civilization—is the family. We
011 concede that. • And we are rapidly coming to realize that our
own home .towlt„ ]s -a hoine town family—simply the family unit
little• bit ettended through'' neighborly cordiality, friendship and;;
Pleasant social intercourse. •
Common goodwill and recognition of our human obligation is
a deeper currency than any money system ever invented. But it is
also to our advantage •on the material side of life—it rebounds i.n
better. practices.. , living conditions, more generous impulses. It
Makes your community a better, livelier, and bigger place to live in.
Let's nra•ke our home town unit closer knit. Let us. be gener-
ones with our good will, realizing that the prosperity of the individ-
ual is directly reflected in ,an added prosperity to our community.
Your home.industries and merchants have adopted this creed. Will
Yen £o -operate?.
SANDY ELLIOT
USED CARS FORD NEW, CARS
WE SPECIALIZE ON FORD SERVICE
'TELEPHONE 61
R. E. POOLEY
•
Mr. Pooley- condicts a. general store at Winchelsea- and also:
one at Kirkton. He carries a full. line of general merchandise and
at this season of the year has on hand an. attractive display for
Christmas' gifts. In the line of greeleries AB% Pooley carries a full.
stock of .fresh fruits .for Christmas, peels, candies, oranges, etc.
His prices' aro right, right- at hone. 10 addition to his general
business lir. Pooley deals in poultry and eggs paying the top'imar-
ket price.
WM. ANDREW
...Mr. Andrew is well known throughout the district as salesman
for the J. R. Watkins Co., of Hamilton and. Winnipeg. Mr. Andrew
carries a full line of Liniments, tonics, spices, toilet articles, flavor-
ings and stock tonics. During the winter months he is not able
to make his usual •calls but he carries a full line of all articles
which may 1)e obtained at his home on William Street. Mr. Andrew
has been representative here for a number of years and has estab-
lished a splendid reputation. The Watkins products are sold direct
to the consumer.
/Poultry' and. Eggs
WANTED: SETA US YOURS
\V,„ill a,gracle•you) t'flock and
t tke"w,ibay tJ1ti c s artcl, pay.
top ma`icet jbYrce
R. E. POOLEY
w7NCHI+iLS11A .0 HIRKTON
1-1axvey Dros.
General Millers
MANITOBA'S BEST - MODEL
and WELCOME Flour
Ali. Efntls of 1 ce<]s
Telephone 35
ADVERTISE
E
TIMES - ADVOCATE
Cunningham & Pryde
'CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
Telephone 41j
Milo Snell
Chevrolet
SALES and SERVICE
Mono 100; Night phone 209
SO,1MTC'I'IiTNG NIi\V
Edison Needle Record
Plays oe all needle Phono-
graphs. Sells for a dollar;
double sided and long playing,
11I4]AIt THEM A!1' POWELL'S
ON 'THE $15 PHONOGRAPH
POWELL'S Variety STORE
I'lioncc Day Service 13.1iw Phone Night Service 155j
HURON GARAGE, EXETER
PONTIAC and BUICK SALES and SERVICE
ftEP"A.1ns, ACCESSORIES, TIRES, OILS, GAS .0 CAR 'WASICI;IG"
EN:pert A1cchanieal and Electrical Service on all makes of rot's.
OFFICIAL ONTARIO MOTOR” LEAGUE SERVICE S'rrVEJON
Stop I+'orer:tnin, E. Pollen' Proprietor, Uh'Ux Snell
B. W. F. Beavers
Hardware'
TINSMITHING
PLUMBING..
PAINTS
STOVES AND FURNACES 19
S. B. TAYLOR
Telephone 86
The Jeweller
HIGH-GRADE JEWELLERY
DIAMONDS
Watch and Clock Repairing
7llf. J. 13EER
Automobile Accessories
ELECTRICAL. SUPPLIES
Everything in Radios
Telephone 109
G. A. HAWKINS
GENERAL HARDWARE
.. • • r PAINTS and .OILS
SCREENS, Etc.
Telephone 29
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
General Dry Goods, Gents'
Furnishings
Ladies' Beady -to -\Near.
Boots and. Shoes
Groceries and China
Harvey's Grocery
^I YSTEM
ERVICE
ATISFACTION
Telephone 102
117
oriel'dwelt left Wednesday for
Landon to take a supplementary
t'otlrse in the Military School.
Aix'. Jos, Hamlett. while pulping
roots 'Tuesday unfortunately got cliff:;
left hand caught in the knives in-
flicting wounds that necessitated
several stitches to close. '
Air. John Bell has purchased the
old Treble farm on the London Rd.
just south- of town from Airs. Dan
Woods,.
Rev. 'Fr, Forster-, for ten years
the pastor of alount Carmel, will
move to Ridgetown at the end of the
Year his place being taken by Rev.
Fr. Tiernay. •
A second live bird shooting match
was given by :lir. John Hunkin on
Thursday afternoon when sides were
chosen by him and his brother Alr,
A, Hunkin, the former winning out.
The losers paying for a supper at
Mr, \V'. J. Statitant's. Tho winning
side were; J, Hunkin, '!V, Snell, T.
Creech, R. Ogden, I3, Ford, J. Green,
J, Passmore; and the other 'side
were: A. Runkle, F. Kerr, 0. Sweet,
G. Acl'amson, W. Statham, N. lcord,
S. Cantelon. •
N. W. TREWARTIIA
Dealer in
NEW LAID EGGS
—and—
MILK FED POULTRY
Direct From the 1+ arm
Grigg Stationery Store
School Supplies with special
attention given to school
libraries
Telephone 37
ROSS -TAYLOR
Lt'\II3ER CO.
Planing ' Mill—Lumber Yard
Wholesale & Retail
Prices on Summer Cottages
Telephone 48
PUBLIC UTILITIES
C.OM%MISSION
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
WIRING
AND SOPPLIES
Telephono 127
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USBORNE CQUNCIL •
(Contil}ued from last week.)
The following are the accounts
passed at the Dec. 7th meeting of
the Usborne Council omitted last
week.
l?e silex .Viinru luiguir
lsastablished. 1573 and 1887
Published every Tdluz'sday morning„
at Exeter,, Ontario
SUBSCRIPTION -2.00 per year ir.
advance.
RATES—Farm or Real Estate for
sale 50c. each insertion for firsk
four insertions. 25e. each subee
(pent insertion. Miscellaneous ar-
ticles, To stent, Wanted, Lost, o>ti
Found 1Oc, per line of six word.
Reading notices 10c. per sins.,
.Card of Thanks 50c. Legal ad-
vertising :1.2 and 8c, per line, Is
Memoriam, 'with one verse 600.,
extra verses 25c. each.
ii\^ei[;•`Elastutee''ori 'Ruther
ford ,Drain Contract $760.00, help'
survey $3.00, total $763.00; Bert
Duffield for contractors; advance on
Brock Drain Repair •Contract $520.,
extra on tile $17„, total $537.00;,
Work on branch B., Elintivile Drain
Harry Ford $19.50, Freeman Horn
$4.95,, Howard Hunter ,$15.95, Wm.
Pincombe $15.95, Fred Ford 58.25,
total $55.60; Land damages Win-
chelsea Creek Drain, C. Fletcher
$7.00, Chas. Godbolt $14.00, Frank
Brock 537.00 'Wesley Heywood $20,
George Bailey $23.00, Thos. Bell
$1.00, total $132.0:0; ,Phos. Routley,
4 apple trees destroyed $20.00; Airs.
A. Cudmore gravel $187.25; Silas
Shier gravel $4.75; Matthew Rout-
ley' gravel; 4108.75; Russel Skinner
gravel and work $341.12; Gilbert
Johns work on culvert $3.00; Chas.
Jaques ditto $4.00; Fred Ford ditto
and' etc. $27.55; Wesley Heywood
ditching 51.80; Newton Clark ditto
$15.10; Lewis Fletcher ditching and
draggging • $29.65; George Coward,,
citcittng .titil''b}a b3gx $1T.80; Ken
beth Johns grading $10.75; Harry
Coates ditto $3.00; Wm. Stephen
dragging 511.20; Nelson Squire dit-
to $9.20; R. Williams ditto $4.95;
Wm. Routley ditto $10.45,; Alvin
McCurdy. ditto 59.90; , Wellington
Neil cutting weeds $22.15; It. N.
Shier ditto $3.90; Albert Shier dit-
to $2,10; Chas. Stephendrawing
gravel„ culvert, tile etc. $37.40; W.
Fatten gravelling 52.00; Farmers'
Co-operative culvert $47.55; Mary
Kellett, supplies for Township Hall
$1.20, salary as caretaker 512.00,
total $13.20; Henry Strang salary as
clerk $300.00, Township postage
17.5.95, total $315.95; superinten-1
•Hence :$74:851; Mrs. 11. Ford clerical
work $5.00; R. H. Pomeroy, Clerk
of Fullerton Township, Assessment
Sawyer Drain $195.50, Clerk's Fees
and etc., Rutherford Drain $25.00,
$220,50. Carried.
Council adjourned to meet at •El•
imville on Monday, Dedember tate
16th, 1929 as per statute.
• Henry'Strang!Omit.
Mr. Chas. Ober•, of Stratford, (las
been appointed C. N. R. station agent
at Mitchell to succeed Alr. W.. II.
Abray, who has been advanced to a
similiar position in St. Marys.
Dry, Hacking Cough
Was Caused By
A ronchial Cord
Mrs. J. Dearman, Selkirk, Ont.,
writes:—"Early last winter I suffered
from a. severe bronchial cold that left
me with a provoking, dry, hacking
cough. After being bothered, both day
and. night, with. it for some time I
had a friend recommend
Dr. Wood's
Norway
Pine
• Syrup
-which I tried with wonderful results,
and now it is the only remedy I ever
use for colds.
"I have also used your Milburn's
Heart and Nerve fills with wonderful
results."
"Dr, Wood's” is 35 cents a 'bottle;
large family size 60 cents, at all drug-
gists and dealers.
Put.up only by The T. Milburn Co.,
Ltd., Toronto, Ont.
P
USi ORNI+i A: 11I1TItl+.li'` iUTIJAI
FIRE INSURANCI+, OMPANY
Hend Office. l'ar.1uT
President
Vice -Pros. FRANK
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ANGTIS STNCLAIR, J.
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JOHN ESSETiY, C
Usborne and
OLIVER HARM, 14
Hibbert, l'nhartott
ar, Ont.
TATON DOW
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ALLISON.
I3i3OCK
, Agent for
1ph
Agent for
Logan
W, A. TYVUUNr3
Sce etary-'rreasu^'er
Tlor; 9s, Exeter,. Ontario
GLADMAN & 14TANBCItZ•
Shctcltors, Exeter
;Member of The Canadi:ui Weekly
Newspaper Association.
Professional Cards
GLADMAN & STANBUR
BARRISTERS, SOLICITOR
Money to Loan, Inv,stme
Insure, e
Safe -Deposit Vault fo use Qf our.
Clients witho ' charge
EXETER LONDON, LIEN
, CARLING & MOR Y
BARRISTERS, SOLIC ' ORS, Ase.
S,
2;(3t fVS; IN ESrENT
-
• INSUR CE
Office: Carling Block, Main street.
EXETER, 'ONT.
Dr. G. S. Atkinson, L.9,,,a ,D.D.S.
DENTAL SUR EON
Office opposi ne ` Post Office
Main t 'Exeter
T (tones
Office 34w House 34j
Office ope on Wednesday after=-
noons until May 7th, 1930. f
Dr. G. F. Roul ton, L .S.,D.D.S.
DE TIS
Office over C r1', g & MorIey
,a
Law tiffice
EXETER; ONT. .
DR. E. S. STEINER
VETERINARY SURG , 6N
Graduate of th Ontari• `Veterinar Ii'
C liege '
DAY A
CALLS PROMP
D
GIIT
ATTENDED 'NY
Corner of. Mal and Ann streets
Office in C. B. Snell's Block.
EXETER, ONT.
CHtROPIIACTI , ;.1 STEOPATHY
ELECTRO -T 1 t PY ds UI.TR
VIOLET ' tEATM.ENTS
PHONE 70
MAIN ST., EXETER
' ARTH WEBER'
L10ENSI.D 'ALTC'TI NEER
For .Huron and Middlesex
FARM SAL S PECIALTY
PRTCI1S , R ASONABLE
SATISFACT GUARANTEED
Phone .-1.3Dashwood
R. R. NO. 1, DASIIWOOD
FRANC TAY
LICENSE AUCAle.'IONEER
For 11urc 1 an :liddlcsex
FARM SA ]7S/ SPECIALTY
Prices iteasota e and Satisfaction.
ranteed
'EXETER P. 0. or RING 138
OSCAR KL01729
LICENSJ+? AUCTliilNEER
}Jonor'Grad'ate Ca y Jones',Auc-•
Lien School. pecia,'r course takenx
in Registered I,ive 'rock (all breeds)
'Merchandise, to; Estate, Farm
Sales, Etc. P ts'• in keeping with:
prevailing pri,• •. Satisfaction as.,
sured, write ( scar I(lopp, Zuricli,.:
or phone 18-93, Zurich, Ont.
'1` .Tf Iv •
r A
Ontario a quitab$ Lite ,
c`ltinteh for .aur Li thouso"
ilepl';' onta : ve
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43
High Grade
Chesnut
Oto Coke
Phone 12
GRANTON, ONTARIO