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EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 5th, 1930 7 ====■',. , .I"!1J'!....ll42S!g|
FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR, NO, 293»
EXETM SCHOOL REPORTEXETER COUNCIL
Monday, June 2nd,193Q
The Court of Revisien for the As
sessment Roll for the year convened
. in the Town Hall.
The following members subscribed
to the necessary oath of office: Reeve
B. M. Francis; Councillors, H. Bierl-
ing, J. H. Greive and H. C, Rivers.
Pei- Bierling and Rivers: That
Cbuncillor Grieve be chairman. Car-
fried,
The Clerk reported that one ap
peal only had been received, that of
Messrs, Owen Geiger & Son, Herisall,
on business 'assessment at the flax
mill. The Clerk read *a letter from
Mr. Geigei- stating that it was im
possible for him to attend at this
meeting and asked for an adjourn
ment to a later, date. ,
The reguest was granted and Court
adjourned until Monday, Jun# 16th,
at 8 p.m. on ’•motion of Rivers and
Bierling. Carried,
Jos, Senior, Clerk*
Monday, June 2, 193 0
The Municipal Council met after
the adjourned meeting of the Court
of Revision. The minutes ’of the
meeting held May 19th were read
and approved,
Messrs. Andrew Easton and Syl-
vanus Cann on behalf of the members
of the -Soldier’s Legion waited on the
-Council asking for repairs and that
more care be given to the Avar tro
phies as placed on the Town Hall
property, ’
The Council referred the matter
to the members of the Legion to Act
aud to present the bill of costs tp
,the Council.
. The Clerk was instructed to order
three gallons of yellow cement paint
for safety zone marks on the pave
ment.
The Clerk is to call for tenders
tor the removal of the rubbish at the
Dumi) Ground; the same to be clear
ed back forty feet from the road
fence; roadways to be kept clear for
driving. Tenders close Monday,
June 16, at 7 p.m. 1 «
Discussion regarding repairs to
walk north of the -bridge. The
Cerk was instructed to order thirty
.posts, thirteen feet long; sixteen
posts twelve feet long; forty-four
posts fifteen feet long all six .inch
tops or more. ,
- The following accounts were rpad
and ordered paid:.
Emerson Cornish, bell ringing $8.50;
W, W. Taman, Constable's clothes
$45.00; B. W. F. Beavers supplies
,'$62.20; Grigg Stationery Co., books
;$52-85; J. Norry, labor $26.00;v J.
Mrthcolt, labor $22.75; Ed. Coomb-
esv labor $22.75; Wm. Winer, labor
$21\00; Cliff’Mitch ell, labor $19.50 ;
John Parsons, labor $13.50; Thos'
Webster, labor $20.25; Earl Little,
labor $12.00; Robt. Brooks, labor
$15.00; Ed. Penhale, labor $9.00;
Thos. Hunkin, labor $7.50; Thos.
Houlden, attention to fire pumps
$2.00; Jno. Hunkin, auto hire 50c.;
Severne Winer, auto hire to Gode
rich $6.00; Wm. Johns, team labor-
$5.50; W. T. Gillespie, draying $‘4.; '
Wm. Collingwood, labor Library and
Town Hall $7.00, R&B $40.00, total
$47.00; B. W. Tuckey, draying pipe
$7.50. ‘Cemetery accounts—B. W.
fF. Beavers, supplies $18.55; Theo
dore Walper, .team labor $3.00; Jno.
Kydd, labor $25.80; Wm. Smith,
bor $29.00.
Adjournment by Grieve.
i; Jos. .Senior, Clerk
fed, full-fashioned,
s while you can save
BATHING JSUITS
OY’S SUITSEN’S &
up to $20
Bring in your boy and have
IN STOCK
MEN’S
This store will close each Wednesday at noon from May 28th until September 10th.
&
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R OPEN ELEMENTS.
OP PLATE AT THE
AT HALF THE USUAL
Phone youi* hardware necessities to 27
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Potter,
Charles
Mrs. T.
forgotten,
ir memory fade;
oughts shall ever linger,
he grave where you are
er, on Friday,
t 8 p.m. under
Exeter and Hu~
in-
memory of
5a away on
Otli, 1028
and family
d to
A trial will convince you.
INSTALLED BY
Hg&iery
on sale at $1.00 ajfair
This is by long odds the best value we ha,/e ever shown in
silk hosiery. This line is made by the w^f-known Mercury
Mills, of pure thread silk and Bemberg
in eleven good shades inducing white afid black. We would
advise buying your season’s requireme
ABERLEY BATHING S^ITS FOR LADIES, MEN AND
CHILDREN NC
Buy you| new suit or Sprit
of Men’s Fan<l
■ overcoat now. You will like our range
Worsteds, NavyJStripes and Tweed Splits and we have prices
Sfigle or double-blasted Suits tor men priced atto suit all-
$15
RING COATS PRICED AT
ROOM VI
The final Entrance tests will ap
pear next week.
Jr, IV, Honours-—Borden Banders
86, patsy Martin 86, Mary VanCamp
77, Bobby Dinnpy 79, Betty Complin
77, Berneice Delbridge •
Pass—borne Howey 74, Gordon
Hewlett 73, Marjorie Allen 72, B,
Wilson 71, Rae Herig .67, Jack
Pryde 66, Jessie Jennings 66, Lloyd
Lindenfield 62.
Belo Av pass—Norman Hunter 57.
Number on roll 38; average at
tendance 35.9.
G. S. Howard, Principal
ROOM V
Jr. IV, Honours—Eilleen Sims 77,
Pass—-Verdun Wells 74, Gladys
Ryckman 72, Charlie Cox 68, Fred
Simmons 68, Clifton Hunter 65, D.
Welsh 64, Doreen Campbell 62, H.
Penhale 6X, Ola Reid 61, Janette
Dearipg 60,
Below pass—Billy Penhale 58, H.
Beaver 57, Fern Luther 53, Raymond
Smith 52.
Absent—Florence McDonald*, G.
Bagshaw*
■Sr. Ill, Honours—Doris Harvey
■7 8j. Ja.ck Doerr 7 5,' Pas's—Ger$,i£de?0dmpJlinfV2"; Bar
bara Atkinson 72, Eldon Caldwell
71, Dean Allen 69, Irene Van Camp
68, Almira Brintnell 66, Warren
.'May 64, Bobbie EHerington 6'3, H.
Kestle 62, Jack Jennings 62, Reggie.
McDonald 62*, Ray Genttner 61.
Below pass—Annie -Cox 59, Millar
Campbell 58, Marion Powell 56, Tom
Campbell 5’4.
Absent—Velma Bartow*, Ruth
Pearce*, Jo,.hn Heymans*.
Number on roll 38; .average at
tendance 33.5.
M. G. Harvey, teacher
ROOM IV
Honours—Ray Jones 79.6,
Beavers 79.5, Elaine Stan-
Ball Game
Seaforth at Ext&r
Wednesday,jlune lltlt
Game$ba
r
GRAND BENOT
SATURDAY, JU 7
“RQYAL xMAjClNES”
A Womb rful 8- ^cc Orch®jfra*
svery^Saturday Nigfct
COME ANlj S ND YOUR WEEK-
HNIg 4JF -.THE, BEND
EVERYTI
Dancing
TG OPEN FOR TH®
SEASON
Nine^kinds of Tomato ; Cabbage,
kinds
Sizes 36 to 40 only. Do you, want a good second Suit at $10.00. We
have several good suits in the smaller sizes to clear at $10.00. Come in
and see them.
SMART SUITS FOR BOYS
Newest styles? best colors and patterns,
him cutfitted herd
Jr. Ill,
Laurene ___ _ ____ _____ _____
bury 78, Stewart Fuke 75.6, Gerald
Fitzgerald 75.2.
Pass—Dorothy.. Traquair '73, ^Mar-
garet Campbell 71, Lloyd'jones 71,
Howard Laverty 67.7, Robena I-Iun-
kin 67.5, Barbara Dinney 67.1, Ho
ward Elliot 65.4, Charlie Snell 65.2,
Robert Brooks 63*, Roy Campbell
6'3, Margery Heywood 61, Alvin Lin
denfield 61, Orville Snell 60.7, Paul
ine Follick 60, Victor Lutrnan 58-5,
Marion Walper 5 8.3, Torn- Willard
57.4, Wilfred Perkins 57.2, Jack
Brintnell 56; Eileen Andrew .54, Da
vid Kestle 52; Lloyd'Genttner 51*,
Hazel Snell. 48, Billie Kydd 48**, L.
Stanlake 46, Harold Elliot 46**, M.
Ryckman 41.6, Cecil Smith 41.6*,
Hilton Sanders 41.1**, Gordon San
ders 32*,:‘**, Walter Davis 26*.
Number on roll 37; average at
tendance 33.
W. A. Frain, teacher
Cauliflower, Pepper
flowers, Jeanna/ Dreo^nla, Ferns,
Geranium Foliage, JBegonia,.. Sil
ver Leaf.tVinca, Ajfers- all MnxtBj, Stocks, Sa^ia, Marjfgold, Ageratuin,
Petunias,
belia, Snai
Dusty
Boxes and
order.
L
hurmburga,’ Lb?
Wandering Jew,
Verbena, Windo-vr
an#ng Baskets filled tc^-
innia. .
rago
FLORISTS,EXETER,.
4. —. ■■X”—■■ggi.
A FIVE A^P^FLiAY ENTITI®
la-
ROOM III
_ put oh by the;
Yuung Reoptefof Kirkton in the irv-
t^ests’ of the^Woodham C.O.F.
|IN ORANGE HALL, WOODE1AM,.
I
%
on —(
Friday, June 6th
Play to commence at 8 p.m. idS.
MUSIC BETWEEN ACTS,^
Electric
See The New Models
BUILTfIN OVENS.
ENAMELLED IN GRAY, BLUJ, GREEN AND
ORANGE.
CLOSED
NO EXT
3-WAY S\
WIRING NECESSARY*
ITCH, HIGH, MEDIUM OR LOW.
1VEN ANDHEAT IN
SAMEITIME
SIMPLE TG OPERAT
COST.
CLEAN, EF CIENT/ ORDORLESS HEAT.
»Comc in tor a demonstration
SOLD AN^
BIRTHS
MCCANN—In (Mt. Carmel, oil.Friday,
May .30, to Mr. and Mrs. Alonso
McCann, a daughter.
‘ ilAGlBR—In Mt. Cornel oil Satur-
, May 31st, t6 Mr. .and Mrs.
.rlie Ragier, a daughter.
MARRIAGES
iBHADDlCK—POTTER-*-At the home
of the bride’s parents on May 24,
by Rev. A. E. Doan, of Ontario
Street United Church, Clinton,
Clara Violet, eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William T.
of Sit an ley Township, to
Robert iShaddick, Soil of
Bhttddiek,-Hcnsall. ,
PENHALE ^-WEBBER-— At
Street Parsoats®, on
day, June 4th, Etty Mae
Webber, only daughter of Mrs.
Harry Jones, of Exeter, to Harold
V. Penhale, son of Mr. Geo. Pen-
hale, of stephen Township, 'by
Rev. D. McTavisli.
HAGGIT—COLBERT—At tbe Mail)
Street Parsonage on Thursday,
May 29 th, Minnie Colbert, of
Dashwood, tt>‘ James F. Haggft, of
Exeter by Rev. C. J. Moorhouse.
James
Wodncs-
DEATHS
MADGF—In Usbbi'iiA'Tp., on‘Wed
nesday, June 4tif, Sar&.h Isaac, be
loved wife of Philip Madge, aged
79 years and 2 months. Funeral
Friday at two o’clock. (
GLENN—In Hibbert, on Tuesday,
J File 3rd, Annie MdMordie, belov
ed wife of William N. Glonn, in
her doth year .
The Public Utilities (
desire to ariiiounc
water rates for
Exeter
yearly ajid tlia __ „
pear ojw the jfTydro statement.* "■ Anient will' appear
“Hydro account and
t Jfiseount date will be
Utilities
5-15-4tc
mision
t the
Bi village of
llected twice
mount will ap-
The first
on the
the 1 „
June j^']|Efth. Public Com
Harry Sweet,- of Windsor,
spent the week-end with Jffs sister,
■ Aliss H.' Sweet. ■. .. . - .. ....... ... . . r
Mr. A. S. HanunondJr'Field Secre
tary of the Cafaadianlnnstitute for
'the BUnd will ‘sellvejran address in
the Town Halil Ex
evening June Bth
the auspices ofgtJ
irondale WomeilsMnstitute. All
‘ terested are cov ially invited.
The final draft of the Settlement
Committee of the London Conference
of the United States have stationed
the following ministers in Huron
Presbytery: Benmiller, Rev. Byron
Shell; Centralia, Rev. A. V. Robb;
Nile and Leehurn, Rev. W. G. Shaw;
Varna, Rev. E. A. Poulter; Auburn,
Rev. W. J. Mortimore,, B.A., B.D.;
Grand Bend, Rev. J. L. Foster; St.
Helens and Whitechurch, Rev. T. C.
Wilkinson. Rev. .R. F. Irwin goes
to Cottam from -Cehiralid. Rev. J.
M. Colling goes to -Lambeth from
Grand Bend.
BROCK—
dear^vit’e
Bgpck, wl
^h, 1926
you are g
) Never si
Sweetest t
Around
laid. -
.TN
loving memory of our
nd mother, Irs. Thos.
passed awa June the
u by Husband,, DaughtersSadly mis
and Soi
ACCIDENTS
Billie Walters had his nose broken
Monday evening when he was at
tempting to catch a ball at ball prac
tice.
Mr. Jack Heywood, or Usborne,
lost the tip of his thumb Monday
when a beam fell on it. It was
dressed by Dr. Fletcher,
'Mr. Geo. Stokes, pitcher for the
Exeter ball team had the index fjjig-
er of his right hand broken while
fielding a ball at ball practice. He
Was strtfck on the end of the finger
and the finger was turned back.,,
Mr. Thomas Fisher, of Usborne,
suffered a serious accident on Wed
nesday evening of last week. He
was in the loft of the barn when
a board gave Way and he fell to the
floor beneath and had the misfor
tune to fracture the pelvis'bone. He
lias been
Sr. II A, Honours—Gail BroWniiig
77, Lillian McDonald 7 6, Isabelle
Appleton 75.
Pass—Vernon Heywood 73, Clif
ford Quance 72, .Helen Bawden 72,
Lorv me Armstrong 72, Maxwell
IJarness 6 6.
Below pass—Lloyd Hunter*, Don
ald Winer absent.
•Sr. II B, Honours—Clarence Mc
Donald 82, Grant Taylor 81, Jack
Anderson 79, Grace. Snell 78, Gerald
McFalls 7 8, Margaret Melville 77,
Josie Kerslake 76.
Pass—Ethel Kydd 73, Ralph Del-
bridge 72/ Betty Hogarth 71, Elean
or Abbott 70, Freda Moore '69, Mary
Sturgeon 68, Jack Smith 65, Evelyn
Lawson 65*, Wesley Ryckman 61,
Belov/ pass—-Teddy Wilson 56, Al
va Elliott 53, Olive Caldwell 51**,
Mildred Beaver 45, Mary Taylor 44**
Violet .Sturgeon 40, Gerald Cornish
40.
Number on roll 33; average at
tendance 26.
M. M. Rowe;
' ROOM II
TUES
PARKH
Game
delivered
Elliot.
Admission: Adults 40c. childre
NE IdMh.
BXETMlK-
ed at 6.30
rd ’TutTov
$675.---- ;
DON’T FORGET TIJB
SOFTBALL
Read all the used car
come and buy a
sedan,
Sandy
n excuriSi
Kirkfcon Horticul *al Society
i^'td the Oi. A-
ednesday, Jtm&<
. MaTys, Exeter,
mean Horticultural:
invited to join this ex-
unch provided by the*
The
will make
C., at Guelph on
11, 1930.
Fullarton
Societies
cursion.
O. A. ’C.‘rat 12.00. at the Main HalL.
An entertainment follows.
teacher
Russell
Eldrid
70,
quite sick but is improving.
USBORNE!
go to press we loarh of the
Mrs Philip Madge, of Us*
Mrs. Madge suffered a
PROPERTY TRANSFER.
The Supertest Co., ’ of London*-
have purchased the garage occupied^
by Mr. Milo Snell,"-Chevrolet dealer,
the service end of which is run by'
Messrs. Pollen & Coates. The pro~
perty was purchased at tbe anctioite
sale of the real estate and household^
effects of the late Chas. B; Snell 0-iifc
Saturday last. The price paid wto
$3550.00. The property wasr pur
chased subject to the lease whiclfe
has over a year, to run.
At the. same sale' Mr. Frank Coaters,
purchased the store and property's^-,
now occupied by him as a grocery •
store. 'Hie price was. $1500.
The other‘properties belonging fix
the estate were piit up but tbs
did not reach the reserve bid ar,<
were not sold.. The household ef
fects brought fairly good prices. Mr-
Frank Taylor WaS the auctioneer-
FIRST JURY TRIAL IN
YEARS HEARD AT
The first' jury trial in
five years was heard in
Saturday before Judge. E,
Of Goderich. The
Sr. I, A, honours—Patsy
81, Doris Payne 7'7.
Pass—Neil McDonald 74,
Simmons 71? Kathleen Kestle
Thelma Hockey 69.2, Elmer McDon
ald 69, Bruce Cann 65, Norman
Sander’s 64,’ Lloyd Hewitt 61.
Below pass— John Collingwood
45, Doreen Sims 34.
• Ji*? I B, honours—
88, Hazel Jones 85*6
ham 85, Murray Moore
Brooks 88, Labelle Sims
garet Clark 81.8, Earnest
81, .Leonard HarVey 80,
Bierling, 79,. Carl Stire
Kydd 75,
Pass-Billy Jones, 7’3,
Stanbury 72.4, Gerald Lawson
Robert Southcott 70, June Bartow
1>5.8? Billy Chipchase 65.2, Kenneth
•Simpson *65.1? Ross 'Moore 65, Tom
my Walter 64, Phillippa Harness 52.
Jr. I, hondftrs—Catherine Arm
strong 81, Bort Piloft 76,4,. Coquo-
line Simmons 76, Dorothy Jennings
75*
Pass—Margaret Fitssgjerald 74.S,
Joseph Kipping 74, Billy Walpef
1% Raymond Buell 65, Anita Brint*
nell 6^, Stewart Cann 61>
Mnipbor oh roll 44; average at
tendance 38.84.
M. E, Pridiidm, teacher
Jean Appleton
i, Betty Bayn-
84,
82.
McTavisli
Andrew
76, Irene
Irene
Mar-DIED IN
‘As We
death of
borne Twp.
paralytic stroke one day last week
and has been gradually sinking, The
funeral will be held Friday after
noon at two o’clock. ,
THE LATE MRS. GLENN *
Mrs. W. N. Glenn died Tuesday
evening at her home oil the bound
ary. The deceased was in her 60th
yeal\ The .deceased was widely
known as she was a woman of ex*
cefltional talent and was actively in
terested in the U. f. 0. Her maiden
name was Miss Annie MdMordfe; of
Klpijmn. Besides her husband she is
survived' by her mother in London,
eno sister and three brothers, Fun*
oral Thursday to McTaggart’s ceme
tery.
Richard
72.
FtVE ■
EXMte.
/Exet.er iw:
Exeter div
1N. Lewis',.
. - action wuf«
brought by Ernest Davis ngaiw*
Whitney Coates as the aftermath ot
the former ditching Ills car M aw,
effort to avoid striking the team atrti
wagon being, driven by the defeu1-
daiit. The -accident happened
the st? Marys road and nlMni-U#
charged that 'the wagon 'Carried
light, a sealed'
’th0! 3W •and judginent for
vV6x?A?va^ 8ivert favor or th**
pMntifL M, Gladman, of London
acted for th# plaintiff ana jr. Wl
‘'Morley for the defoncUnt,
wish
tunity to/eXpi’ess
robiatlo to the
who so
of the
10 neighbors, find
who
alnable ftssist-
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Genii
to take this opp6‘
their grateful ap
Exeter firemen a
nobly assisted at
fire and also to t
particularly the la
have rendered sue
qnce since,
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