HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-01-30, Page 4THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1930
■■ITU ’IV. H. fL
* , WINS FROM b
S. A»
Ths- Exeter Junior M’OSSA Hoc-
?y tt ain were in strutford on Wed-
esday of last week and wore i
1 hy the Stratford team 1
•pre ol' U-2; this being the
letory for Stratford. The
>rdt Beacon-Herald says in
The game was not very fast except
i spots but it was of a fairly good
Allbre for Junior M’OSSA hockey,
be Sftratford team were, very sup-
Yiur throughout the whole game but
Nxeter did not stop trying. Their
^invards did not break away us soon
they might have with the result
*'hat Stratford usually had a three
ian defence.’^
“The first period was the one in
,’hich the best hockey was displayed
and after it neither to
sry very hard; the loe
Bfled
•<jors
atcli
Frydr
kays
t/as
<onu‘
(Cited
Keilson and Ford, played good games
£’he Stratford goalie was almost un
stable and on the two- that beat
him, he did not
•’'prd made some
mt some of the
iim looked soft.
1 The line up for Exeter—goal, I
Ford: defence, E. Quinn; G. Skin-
centre, R. Pryde: wings IV,
toynt, G. Cochrane; alternates, L.
^•=3, K. II oc key,_ ...
VeIVSTT MEMORIAL A.Y.P.A.
1
1 On Monday evening two well-fill-
'■d. sleigh-loads of young people
trove back, to Mr. Percy Dunsford’s,
where- an enjoyable evening was
ipi-in in games, amusements and
’ -ommunity singing. A dainty lunch
urns served and after more commun-
ty singing a vote of thanks was
ueved by Mr. Sydney West and sc-
•onded by M’r. S. A. Walter, which
was responded to by a vigorious
■hmring and clapping of hands. On
lie way home one of the sleigh;
.oad-s had the misfortune to upset
•milling all the occupants into the
mow, but no, one was hurt and con-
Jnued on their way tired but happy.
defeat-
by tlm
second
Strut*
i part:
am seemed to
als being
■and the
could
Joynt
Joynt was al-
his checking
Pryde made
Mr. Wm. Andrew
Watkins Company,
his st^ck and interests to
tin <\ Laub, of Dashwood,
take over this district in
future.
. agent for J. R.
has disposed of
IMr. Mar-
who will
the near
CRQK1N 01*E BARTY
The Mission Circle of the James
St. United church held a very suc
cessful crokinole party in the par
lors of, the
of
th<
wc
th
highe
Jean
church Friday evening
last week and over
evening at vrokinole
•e followed by a dainty lunch,
men Mr.
A score
Sheere.
T
’5 enjoyed
The games
For
the
Miss
Earl Russell made
and for the ladies
the EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATk
AUCT/oF SALE
of
1
atHUGAGL. S.nj
FAAUCTION SALE
« of >
FARM HTOI’K, 1MFJAWENTS, ETC
There will be off
public auction, on
Lot t), (kinccssion A
THURSDAY, FEBR
at one o’clock in
HORSES—1 hors
S years old
old, weight j
6 years old,
PercberoHj
lbs.
S—1 cow
4—1 hroc
MENTS
cultivat
loughs,
e sep
on, h
majl
OF VALU ARIZE
IM
h, irij.u.ml t-uu'h, jiuluCi'
iug bootleggers; the abandoned class'
and women of so-called high society.
Henry Ford said if booze ever came,
back again ho would stop manufac
turing. lie would not pay out wa
ges to 200,000 men to be spent in
the saloon, nor
mobiles into the
booze. He said
men can have
and five day week
drink
hours,
their brain clear and cannot
the delicate machinery
accuracy,
said that
think and
States had
bounds since
would he put auto
hands of men who
with sobriety work-
an eight hour day
but if workmen
it snakes longer working
Men who drink cannot keep
.make
such
article
and
United
with
an
drink
the
to sei
MONDAY, FI
Sale to cornu
3*tliree-yea
three-yea
our-yeai
Dow
folio
•The undersign
structions
Mr. G. ,L
the
orses
Most of th
TERMS’
;d hits received in
at
10 five'
Also soi
AR Y 3rd, 19519
at 1.30 o'clock
sale I
, on
31, 1930
(under pot ‘r of
on tixe pr
FRIDAY, JAN
at 2.i
Lot number 4
Township of Usbc
ran, 100 acres m
This affords an
a good i'iVvm Joe
from Exe
clay loam
good wells,
orchard.
Qn the lar
two-storey bilicl
woodshed, tw
meat and bri
shed and silo,
j small timber.
For furthei
ditions of sale
FRANK TAYLOR,
eter, Ontario or to
licitor for Vendor,
Loudon, Ontario.
reel tor wle hy
horse,
ye
mi
hl;
15
Stepheu Twjbi
ARY <hh, 1939
he afternoon .
9 years old; 1
2 bay horses, fl
00 pounds; grey
eight 1500 lbs,;
ing 6 years old,
puses,
ARY
) p.m.
Concession 8„
me, County of Hu
te or less.-
opportunity to buy
ted about 5 miles
content to schools
acres cleared. Two
fences and small
, CO V
il, 91 t
said to be situate a
houso with frame
ank barns on ee-
foundations, drive-
bout 10 acres in
SOW".
M.H.
, disc
alking
r, root pulper, 1
gravel box,
fork, rope,
harness, 1
, set sleighs
chains, whiffle-
and other pumer-
hinder, 2
harrow, 2
plow, hay
AKB. TO SBPRAL MLUU'
■
j Th
Kura
Tolsti in
people can't
the people of
gone ahead by leaps and
gaining prohibition.
Mrs. French, of Gravenhurst, who
has been a life-long worker in the
W. C. T. U. was present and spoke
a few words, telling us a little of
conditions at the present time, of
the great amount of liquor that is
obtained at the liquor stores and
consunu
women
Pearce
prayer.
y rack,
box, hay
double
»1> buggy.
s,
for South
large 13 b-
bos. 'McMillan, M. P.
mi, is to' address a
oral gathering at Hyman Hall in
London next Friday evening under
the auspices of the London Liberal
Association
eff‘
ai y
led
tions.
crowd
of his
ticulars and con-
y to:
Auctioneer, Ex-
F. C. BETTS, So-
442 Richmond St-
sat-
vis-
nor
and
with their lead,
certain that the
up. For Exeter
* were the pick,
in the play and
very effective,
good rushes, one of which res
in a score. Both the goalies
'V
•ctiv
;ed
Mr. McMillan an
re platform and parliament"
eaker and he- is an
authority on economic
Preparations for a
are being made for the
address.
acknow-
ques-
large
night
•d in the homes where
and children are.
closed the meeting
■e
sharp
old Geldings,
old Fillies
Id Geldings
Id Fillies
hed teams
cl Mares and Geldings
eap work horses and
drivers
orses offered will be
o bred horses
non ths’ credit on fur
nishing approved joint notes, with
six per cent, added or a discount of
G per cent, for cash.
J: IS* leNAIH, Propi’ietOr
F. TAYLOR & W. E. NAIRN, Auc
tioneers.
30 and under, cash,
unt 9 months credit
l
have a chance,
sensational stops
ones that passed
KIRKTON
HOLDS ENJOYABLE OUTING
WOMEN’S INSTITUTE
The January meeting of the
men’s Institute was held at
Wo-
the'
HONORED BEFORE
MOVING TO EXETER
An enjoyable evening was -spout
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Gibson, when a large number of
their neighbors and friends met and
presented them with two reed chairs
prior to their departure for Exeter.
After a short program Miss Gladys
McLellan read an appropriate ad
dress and Norman Quinnie made the
presentation. Speeches from I). A.
McFarlane and Reeve John Thirwell
were enjoyed after which a social
time was spent and a dance. Music
was furnished hy Erve Barnes. Jim
Stuart and John McIntosh. Mrs.
Gibson was a valued member of th?.
North Labor Institute and at the
last meeting was presented with an!
electric fan. |
Mr, Gibson recently purchased the: down
ga§ station of Mr. Pethick in Exeter
North.
The Huron County Council met
at the courthouse Goderich Tuesday,,
for the first session of the year. AIL.
of the 29 members were in attend
ance. The first order of business
was the election of a warden, Reeve
A. C. Baeker, of Brussels, wns the
nnamious choice. Reeve*-’Baeker
was unopposed, and it is stated that
this is the first year u warden
ever elected by acclamation,
newly elected warden thanked
Council for the honour conferred on
him. He said he would endeavour
to discharge his duties in "a worthy
manner to meet the approval of his
Baeker spoke of
the
of
cutting
pos-
’ as
was
The.
the,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stone gave a
liouse-warming party to their many
i'riendg on Thursday evening,
We do not envy the mail driver
those cold stormy days.
Mr, Robt. Hazelwood held a very
successful, auction sale' on Tuesday.
He intends driving the bread truck
for M. R. Humphries this summer
and has rented his farm to Mr,
chie Robinson.
mower
furrow
rake, :
heavy
stock rucl
seed drill
single ham
collie dog,
trees, necky
ous articles.
TERMS—$
Over that 8
will he given on furnishing approv
ed joint notes with 6% interest add
ed.
All articles must be settled for
before being removed from the prem
ises.
ALONZO HEDDEN, t.rediton
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer,
ter,
AUCTION SALE
• w—- of —•
REAL ESTATE
Ar-
Exe-
KHIVA
Mr.
Under and by virtue of the Power •
of Sale contained in a certain mort
gage, which, will be. produeejl on the
day of sale, there will be offered for •
sale, on
MONDAY THE 3rd D.|v OF
FEBRUARY, 195 1
at. 2 p.m.
at the Law OWCe of
Morley', Lucan,
the following Real^Estate
Lot number 15 in theS2ud Conces~
sioii of the Township o
in the County of Midd
. ing by
AUCTION SALE
— of ---
FARM STOCK, IMPIjEMENTS,
WOOD AND SEED GRAIN
The undersigned has received in
struction to sell by' public auction,
at Lot 12, South Boundary, Hibbert
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1930
at 1.00 o’clock sharp the following:
HORSES—Strong gelding, eight jmore or
years, old; general purpose mare;
years old; general purpose
3 years broken »■ general
gelding rising 2 years; aged
mare with foal.
CATTLE—G youiffi,- cows April; G cattle rising2 year:
calves. B
IMPLEMENTS—Mg H. binder; F.
& W. 6-foot cut movin', nearly new;
F. & W. hay rake; hlH. hay loader;
M.H. walking plow;® 2 M.H. 2-fur-
row plows; stiff tooffli cultivator; 4-
jow corn culti-
r wagon, near-
i;
ks; 2 sets of
ness; Overland
er'; quantity of
articles too
Qltrling A
Th er
two stoi
18 by
nveyancers,
11 be put up-
I and other ■
mde known
of purchase
ilance in 30’
5 apply to—*
Auctioneer^ .
McGillivray
sex eontain-
100 acres?
the farm a
2 by 34 Und
50 mid 34
22 by 32 im
m is well
in a splen-
a driveshed
to report that
under the doctor's
friends hope for a
We are sorry
John Wilhelm is
carb. His many
speedy recovery.
Mr. Wm. Witzel is visiting in
kitchener at the present time.
The Dashwood hoys made a Jack
drive through here last week bagg
ing 6 6’ Jacks.
IMr. Joe Ragier has purchased the
fine farm of the Madden Brothers
near Mt. Carmel. Joe takes posses
sion in. the spring.
Mrs. Jas. Ziller visited friends
Zurich a few days last week.
admeasuremen
less.
are situate- oi
y brick house
colleagues. Mr.
the fliany problems confronting
Council and stressed rhe need
practicing- economy and
expenditures wherever
sible. He believed in the pay
you go policy.
The council passed a motion of
appreciation of the warden’s able
address. The reports of the two
public school inspectors, Magistrate
C. A. Reid and Governor Reynolds, T, U, was held in the James Street were presented at this meeting.
United church on January 2"tli with <( —
seventeen, members present and ■
Miss Murray pre-riding. Mrs. Pearce-
had charge of the devotional period.
Miss Murray read a. letter from Mrs. >
,. T. L. 1
gold medal
contest for the members of L. T. L,.!
It was moved and seconded that in-i
stead of the parlor meeting held at
this time of the year that a silver
medal contest for the young people
be held in one of the churches. It
was decided to hold it in Main St.
church on Friday, Feb. 21st. Miss
Murray then took up a lengthy ar
ticle on prohibition by Henry Ford
which had been sent her. One im
portant thing he said, “notwith
standing the many things we hear
at the present time about prohibi
tion being such a failure in the
United States, he said, on the con
trary it is most decidedly a great
success. There are 99 per cent of
of the people who have nothing to
do with the violation of the law.
W. C. T. U,
The regular meeting of the XV. C.
heme of Mrs. A. Mitchell. The Pres-‘Johnston, of Goderich, the L.
ident, Mrs. Etherington, occupied ‘ supt., concerning the L ’
the chair. Twenty-four members!
answered the roll-call and four visi
tors were present. A paper was
. given on “Invalid’s diet” and an in-. [ valid’s tray demonstrated 'by Mrs.
I W. E. Weekes which proved helpful
I and instructive. A letter of appre-
■ Mation was read from' the Exeter
■Chamber of Commerce for the splen-
■ did luncheon served the Agricultural
■class. This same class asked the
■ society to'cater to a banquet to eele- fin-ate the success and good-will car-
f'ried out during the term of the class
' here. Arrangements were complet-
«d for same. A committee was ap
pointed 'to lock after the children’s
story telling contest to be hold in
February. The meeting was closed
by singing the National Anthem.
.Dainty refreshments were served, The remaining one per cent of the
yanrl asocial half hour spent. j population is made up of three
I
The expenditures on The county
highway system the past iyear
amounted to $175.316.54, and the.
Council adopted.the motion that the
Ontario department of highways. be
notified of this and requesting the
statutory grant upon that amount as
provided by the .highways act.
Count}’ Clerk Holmes and Reeve
J. W. IMcKibbon. of Wingham, were,
appointed to the criminal audit
board ,for 1930. H. Keys, J. H.
Rader and W. J. Henderson were ap
pointed the good roads committee.
The striking committee to name the
standing committee for 1930, includ
ing the old ago pensions committee
was named as follows: N. W. Tre
wartha. William Mole, J. Middleton,
J. Wright and J. »W. Beattie. This
committee will report at Wednesday
morning’s session.
Mr. Chas, Gann is seriously ill
his homo on Andrew Street.
Mr. Rd. Harris, of Stephen, spent
a few days in Toronto.
in
at
All Set for Quebec Winter Sports
(Continued from page one.)
a 'chesterfield.
Next morning the large crowd
was well looked after in the dining
room and shortly after nine o'clock,,
after pjaking preparations for the
storage of the cars a jolly bunch
bundled into a 'couplo of sleighs to
drive to Clandeboye.
were taken over in
was a cold, stormy drive, but every
one was in the best of spirits. Much
credit is due to Mr. Hedging Mor the
congenial manner in which he look
ed after the comfort of his visitors.
Harry Coates says it was a mighty
good job they had Verne Pin-combe
along as on one occasion he prac
tically lifted the rear end of the car
out of a drift. 'Verne was much
concerned to think
standing in Harry’s
harness on.
Sandy Elliot in
game at breakfast next morning said
.it was one of the best he had ever
seen, worth going through any storm
to see.
Albert Traquair says .he is able
to recommend from practical ex
perience Traquair &“ Lindenfield’s
snow shovels.
It is hard to say just what the fel
lows might have
ladies been there
couragemen t.
Only the good
Fletcher prevented his
ramming a telephone polo or knock
ing down a fence. On different oc
casions he took to the ditch where
the roads were blocked. Doc. says,
everything went fine until he tried
to climb into one of "Tiny's” night
shirts.
Imagine the look of consternation
on the face, of Hotel Keeper Hod
gins as lie stood in the stairway in
his night shirt trying to 'figure out
what he was going -to do with the
latest arrivals.
A car-load of fans driven by Dr.
Dunlop, including M. R. Complin.
H. O. Southcott and N; S. Eaton got
stuck in a drift on the Gore line east
of Centralia. After vain attempts
to free the car they abandoned it
and securing a sleigh drove back to
Exeter arriving home about eleven
o’clock almost perished with the
cold.
Tile boys say that if the Highway
Department need a good man to
handle a Shovel that Garnet Flynn
has the necessary qualifications.
The ladies
a cutter. It
his horse
barn with
was
the
done had not the
with words of en
driving of
•car
Doctor
from
i, 4
gelding
purpose
driving
Stiff tooj
section, harrows; 2-
vator; Adams lump
ly new; 1 3-4 wage
sleighs; 2 hay rai
heavy britclien liai
ear; 4 wheeled tra:
seed barley and o
numerous to menti
WOOD—150 con
in'ch hardwood; .50.
this wood will be p
a few coMs in eac
pile numbering 1, 2
Will be sol
hers. -Parties wishii
should see
and take offlthe nui
in each pile, 1
exactly what a^d
getting. I
Positively no
prietors have gi
TERMS
All sums of $
cash; over that
joint notes, will
able in 8 months w
6 per cent, per ahnu
all notes will be payable at the Bank
of Commerce when due or if pur-
chsers wants to pay the notes be
fore due, they can do so to, Mar
garet G- Cameron, Exeter.
Seed Grain—Cash.
THOS. CAMERON & THOg. AUS
TIN, Proprietors
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
how
•eser
and under,
mt approved
at the,pro
farming.
1 interest at I
added, aud
accord:
of 12 and 15
rds--4 ft. wood;
ed in the bush,
pile and each
3, 4, etc. and
g to the num-
to buy wood,
in the bush
her and cords
iey may know
nuch they are
by 90 am
good repaiX.
drained andXfenced an
did state of dVltivation
TERMS-
subject to a rd^erve b
terms and conditions
on day of sale,
money on day of
days thereafter.
For further pa
h. a. Stanley, e.^.
Lucan, Ontario.
H. EILBER & SON,
Crediton, Ontario.
CARLING & MORLEY, Solicitors
for Mortgagees, Exeter :and Lu
can, Ontario. 1-16-2 tc-
AUCTION SALE
— of -
SHEEP, CATTLE 1 HORSES
The undersigned lia< received in
structions to sell by pfiblic auction,.
Ifay Township,
of Kippen
nt Lot 29, ('on. 1, :
Half a mile soutl
TUESDAY, FBBRUfLRY 4, 1930
at 1.00 o’clock sliar
HORSES—Aged difver;
horse.
CATTLE—Cow
j cow due May 25t<; cow due June-
. 20tln These
j in calf^to Hereford bull,
A AT ; »»' die At
ecepted pay- eows>„, in OTltJ
ue March 23rd
the following:
aged work
’T’he Winter season sport at Quebec City with
headquarters at the Chateau Frontenac is now
Well on its wAy to make 1930 the "best,tyear so far
experienced at the Artcietit Capital. The international
'Dog Sled Derby, and the grafid snowshoe parade and
^ham attack on the citadel will be high lights of
season, but right now there is an influx of winter
sport lovers at Quebec* Lay-Out shows Aileen Riggin,
former Olympic diving champion, leaving for a mush
in dog sled front Chateau Frontenac where she is a
guest* Jnsef aS a group of skiers and Miss Riggin
is proving that diving is not .her only, strong, card
but that fancy skating is also -one of her accomplish
ments. - •«
LOCAL NEWS
Miss Jean Walker, of London,
spent tile week-end with her mother
in Exeter North.
Doreen, the twin daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Fraftk1 Triebner, of Stephen
is seriously ilk
Mrs, Rd. -Murphy has returned to
hot homo after visiting with her
Mother th Wyoming,
Mrs, Reg, Taylor -and
who has spent the past
London, have roturfted hohie.-
Councillor Dhvid Rowcliffe report
ed seeing a robin in A tree in front
of his plaice Wednesday at nOOtt.
little son,
month in
NOTICE T
Re Estate o
late of the Tow
County of Huro
All persons 1
the said .Estate
full particulars
prove
ebruarbefore,
Which dVe tl
be distributed
the claims *^5’1
Dated at
15th, 1930.
CREDITORS
Francis Hawkins,
ship of Hay, in the
, Farmer, deceased,
ving claims against
ire required to fyle
of the same, duly
undersigned on or
the 1st, 1930 after
said Estate will
ving regard only to
ter, Ontario, January
ng & Morley
Solicitors for Administrator
Kidney and .
Bladder Trouble
Mr. J. Comstock, Fincher Creels,
Alta., Writes:—‘‘I had been troubles
with my kidneys apd bladder for some
time, and had to get up four or five
times during the night.
t{t tried several kiiids of kidney and
liver pills, but none of them seemed to
do ma "any good.
“I thought I would try Doan’s
Kidney1 Pills and after taking one box
I have been able to sleep all night long,
and I now feel that they aro the only
thing to take for the kidneys and
blftijd^, as I have not been troubled
since talcing this one
box.”
Price, 150 confs abox
at nil druggists and
dealers^ or- m ailed
direct on receipt of
pricoi by . The ’T.
Milburn-Co., Xnndted,
Toronto, Ont
Baby
SHEE1
ewes and
POULT
ducks.
ell-bred Shropshire
stored ram.
geese and a pair of
OF SALE
dfbnder cash, over that
nfnths’ will be .given on
roved joint notes with..
dded.
ATRICK, Proprietor
FRAN TAYLOR, Auctioneer
$10.00 a
amount 12
furnishing
6 per cent.
PETER KII
CLEARING
AUCTIO1V SALE
--- of ---
farm; stock, grain and
IMPLEMENTS
Tlie undersigned has 'received in
structions to sell
at
Lot 8,
On
by public action,.
Con. Id,
Boundary.
Fargjfhal^
Hibbert Townships
1 mile<’East of
aT;ESl>AY^Fi4BRUARY 4, 1
at 1.30 Qjtfock
CATTLE—-Gov
coivj^tie February 14tli;
Fdmmary I7tli; <
now due ’March
l’12th; coud due
due May 15th
December, „ .
6 fat heifers 2
steers;
calves
months./okd^^
FlSB—3 p
20 chunks 50
just weaned
GRAIN—:
100 bus. of feed
IMFLEM1
hew'; P. &
Fleury grii
lift stiff toe
Fertilizer d
been troubled
marling
8 spring
eighteen..
X
pounds•
I 5 pigs
harp the following:\
due time of sale;
cow due/
< ow due March 4t'li;
Oth; cow due Ma^C
April 3rd
heifer freshened?7 in
steers, two ye
ears old
2 yearifng hei^A
Polled kttW bull
to
0
about 175
100' pounds
•barley $bus. seed
oats,
TS—Fordson
Ttadtor plow;
, nearly new.
th 'cultivator, Cockshutb
11, 11 hoe.
IMS Of SALE ,
sumsf of $10.00 and" Under
ove
wil
i
tractor,.
11-inch
power
All
cash;
credit
approved
owners. as
5 per emit,
'the proprietor is giving up farm-
ing. ... ■
THOMAS L* McCURDY, proprietor
W. Ex NAIRty Auctioneer
r
8 months'
furnishing'
Property
interest 'at
that amount
be given on
joint notes,
security with
* Positively1 no reserve "us
.i