HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-05-08, Page 2THURSDAY, MAY Sth, 1930
ZURICH
Mrs, J. preeter and two
Muriel and Mabel, of
were week-end visitors
Mrs, Herb Kraft, of
Sunday visitors with
and Mi’s,
l)e-
the
L,
Mr and 'Mrs. Dennis O’Brien have
moved their effects to Clinton where
they will reside in the future. e
*Mr. Kenneth Routledge has re
turned to Detroit. , .
Mr. Leon Geoffrey, who has’ been
very seriously ill, has taken a change
for the better,
Mr. and
daughters,
Kitchener,
in town.
Mr. and
trait, were
former’s parents Mr
Kraft.
Mr.
Henry
■ Dak.,.....
not visited in Zurich for over thirty
years. Mrs. Schnell was a member
of the Koehler family.
Mr. Philip Beaver left on Tuesday
for Exeter where he intends to stay
in future.
Mr. and Mrs. Lennis Calfas and
family, and Mrs. W. G. Calfas, all
of Kitchener, were Sunday visitors
in town.
Mi's. David Geromette, of Bron
son Line, spent a week visiting with
her family in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Wurm are
moving to Toronto this week.
Rev, and Mrs. S. R. Knechtel, of
St. Jacobs, visited for a week with
Miss E. Rennie and Mrs. J. Guenther
Wm. Brown met his aunt Mrs.
Schnell of Grand Forks, N.
in London last week'. She has
ship passed away on Monday, April
gist, when death claimed the person
of Alonzo Foster, in his 77th year,
and living on the Babylon Line, Hay.
The late Mt*. Foster had been resid
ing with his son Mr. Philip Foster
op the old home farm for a. number
of years and ha-d. been in failing
■Health for some time, and about two
weeks previous to death deceased
was afflicted with a had attack
fluenza, this developing into
complications which were too
for the already not so strong
His wife predeceased him some years
ago. He is survived by a number of
grown up sons and daughters, who
all mourn the death of their loving
father. The .funeral was held on
Thursday morning, interment taking
place in Hie R. C. Cemetery, Zurich.
of iii’d
other
much
holy.
Checker Tournament
An interesting checker tourna
ment was held Monday evening at
Taylor',s Tire Shop when 5 players
from Lucan and 7 players from Cred-
iton were present and met the Ex
Lucan had 23 wins
Exeter 15 wins and
Crediton Exeter
14 draws, Orediton
draws. After the
Grant was re
lieved by W. E. Handers. Follow
ing were the wins, -draws and losses:
eter players,
and 8 draws and
S draws. With
had 31 wins and
29 wins <and 14
first six games Mr.
lieved by W. E.
Alonzo Foster Passes Lucan
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Ryckman ,
S. Grant ....
E. Sanders
Total
A. Cohoon
.Sullivan ...
Glavin .....
W, Millson
Total .......I......«...
Exeter
THE EXETER TIN1ES-ADV0CATE
8 EDI CAL PROFESSION SUBSCRIPTION—?2.00 per year !M
advance.
Sxplrr aitiirB-Atiunratr
Established 1873 and 1887
Published every Thursday morning*,
at Exeter Ontario
CredifoH
Wm. Motz ....
I. Ilirtzel ......
F. WL M'orlocl?
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Fa liner ..
Ewald .....
Morloek
W, Teller
Total
Exeter
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G. Brintnell ....
J. Taylor .........
,J. Butler .......
J. M, Bouthcott
C. -Sweet .........
J. Tri ebn er ....
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ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON
“HOME BEAUTIFICATION”
An illustrated lecture on the sub
ject of Home Beautiflcatiin will be
given in the Town Hall, Exeter on
May Sth at 8.00 o’clock in the ev
ening.
The speaker of the eveing is Pro
fessor A. H, Tomlinson, of the Hor
ticultural Department, 0. A. C., in
Guelph and he is 'being brought to
Exeter under the auspices
Junior institute and Junior
ers organizations of Exeter.
Professor Tomlinson is in
of horticulture at the college
a very interesting speaker, He uses
•many excellent slides which serve
to emphasize the important points
in his lecture and also shows how
an ordinary home may be made
beautiful with very little expendi
ture of time and money. The sub
ject is timely -and should be of in
terest to all in the town and sur
rounding district. The young people
deserve credit for securing tho ser
vices
they
ajice
May.
of- the
Farm-
of Professor Tomlinson and
would appreciate your attend-
on tile evening of the Sth of
Beautifying the Farm Home
Every unimproved or unembell
ished home in Canada can be made
more attractive and more valuable
by the planting of trees shrubs-, vines
and flowers and a. well-kept lawn.
The cost of the nursery stock is one
of the most profitable investments
a farmer can possibly make because
such improvements will actually in
crease the money value of the place
many times the amount spent in
simple plan of homp planting.
a
Potato Seed Important
selection of seed potatoes
begin in the field the prev-
for virus diseases are
The
should
ions season
detected -only by the foliage and
not
tub'
ing
ing
lions show that, plants affected with
virus diseases such as mosaic and
leaf-roll produce mostly small and
unmarketable tubers. All potatoes
showing traces "of disease and of
frost should be, discarded along with
i those which have been subjected to
mechanical injury.
RATES——Farm or Real Estate te<
pale each insertion for flrtft-
four insertions.
fluent insertion. Miscellaneous ar
ticles, To Rent, Wanted, Lost, mg
Found 10c. per line of six worda^,
Reading notices
Card of Thanks
veptising J2 and
Memoriam, with
extra verses 25 c.
25 c. each «UM«-
10 c. per lln«»
50 c. Legal
8c, per line, K
one verse Wti
each.
by the tubers. Only good sized
irs should ibe selected for plant-
and this refers to seed weigh-
three ounces or over, Observa-
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Professional Cards
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Among the scholarships awarded
by the O. A. C. at Guelph was one
for §25 awarded to K. E. Jackson,
R. R, 2 Kippen, Ont. for group 3
first year degree class also a .scholar
ship of §25 awarded to A. W. Ar
chibald, R. R. 4, Seaforth, group 2,
first year associate class.
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BARRISTERS,
Money to Loan
I
Safe-Deposit '
Clients without charge
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BARRISTEI
LOAN
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Another one of the aged and high
ly respected pioneers of Hay Town-
Law
EXETER, ONT.
Office over CarHna^S; Morley
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At Tjucan^Monday and Thursday
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B. C. SHINQtES
Rea$ Estate, Fa rat
beeping with
ipisfaction *a-
Klopp, Zurich,-
irlch, Ont-
House S4'L
Wednesday^?’
prj,
onal .•.En--
'. AssociagSf
Institute^q#
Office: Casing JgCock, Alain Streep.
Dr. G. S. Atkinspn, L.D.S.,DJO<
DENTAL '/SURGEON.
Office oppositejF new Pj^Offlcer •
Main
Te
Office 34w
Office close
afternoon until Jam 7th, 1931.
Dr. G. F. Rou?ston,Xj
DENTIfT
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