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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-06-19, Page 1ESTABLISHED 1873.EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 19 th, 1930 -JI FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR, NO, 293 SI This store will close each Wednesday at noon from May 28th until September 10th / BATHING-SUITS t Ladies’ and Misses’ We have bathing suits for Ladies,J^Men and Children in the popular “KKngtite” Brand, We have extra ge sizes this season as well as th© regular sizes- Boys’ AthleticJUnderwear at 65c. Boys’ check wash Athletic Combinations sizes 22 to 32 very special at Ready-to-wear We have just received another shipment Dresses in Celanese, Voiles, etc. Come in at very low prices. 'Ladies’ and; Misses’ Summer |d look these new styles over Knitted Suits are very popular for outing wear. We J$ive many new styles in Monarch anh Avon brands in two and thrfe piece effects. Prices are very reasonably Boys* Blouses, Special—-S^dozen boys’1 print and broadcloth blouses on lYour Net Suit for July 1st _________________ LARGE. OUR COLORS ARE RIGHT. OUR IAL $25 00 SUIT^ARE REAL VALUE; ALSO OTHER SUITS TO I OUR SELECTION Special <ET $2.50 OVERALLS, RED BACK OR BLACKS ON SALE AT $1.98 pair Y STRIPE PEABODY COTTONADE PANTS ZEN PAIR ON SALE AT $1 75 A PAIR teet Foot Outing Shoes i is here. Get the boys and girls a new pair of Fleet-Foot more comfortable and more wear for the money than any other SummerShoe. DINNER SETS AT REDUCED PRICES THIS MONTH Phone 32 Il W Xi Dr. M'argaret vMcKellaf, returned Missionary from llndia^vill address a union meeting? Auxiliary of the] afternoon at-2.301 Particulars later.,! [ of ^he Women's town, inJ*Mai kJ The Hurondal'e and xeter__________ ______ ___ Women’s Institutes’ sttnuyilfr meeting on Wednesday, Ju^ e______at 3 o’clock FOR THE STOCK USE STOCKAID ANIMAL SP! mosquitoes, ;Y Kills flies, lice and es not stain, blister oryburn and does not taint i inilk. Bring $^ur cwq container and get all you want. FORTHEFjDUSE WHIZ FLY FU IN ALL SIZES. DOUBLE STRENGTH WINDOW SCREENS ...... .jBi . 40, 45, 50 and 60c- sizes SCREEN DOORS W................JL . '$2.45 to $3.50 in all sizes. CLIMAX BUG •rant bushes, etc sure leaf; also Spray ide, of Soda in any quantity di ■OR TH> GARDEN jev Ejt for potatoes, gooseberry, cur- bjjor any insect that feeds on the *te of Lead, Paris Green, Nitrate Kired.F . . ., ill: TRAQUAIR & LINDENFIELD •J W 1? Tlioiie^ jrour hardware necessities to 27 HANKScard of Mrs. Jdhn CoJTle and children de sire to ei to the no Itindn&ss .during t. also to R’ those who loaned cats. presy their sincere thanks ghljlh’S and friends for the sympathy* extended recent bereavement; v. J,ames Anthony and to !e idtXMrs. Rink- sincere and ' sym- t The family of er desire to jfxpiess tljolr thanks for Ufo kfadn pathy extended d’PpMg their recent beroavementj to t 10 friends of Sar nia for their flon I tributes and al so to those who 1 hilled cars. Sirs, Caleb Hr^yw^od aM family wish to thank/theft4 friends and •neighbors for/'the k them in their recon ess .shown bereavement; i also to the Rev. Mr. Moorhouse and those who so Kindly loaned cars. IN MEMORIAL memory of Who died 1927. 0 dear, Kellett-—in loving m d oar h u s bai three ago June 1 iss of one id today. - we loved ed away so dear, a We mourwthe li Our hoa/ts are sj To thijfk the on| Was Quickly call Peacefully sioof The world’s tidal s are pa A. in silence he st bore, Til! God called nof more. Evev romemboted by Ms loving wife* son. and daugliterf UMt grandcMb ing at last, troubles and In patience he U Im home to suf for [fared -at Caven Presbjrte .Powell, of Wlii n. Chhrch, speaker. . Decoration D the Exeter ceme 22nd by the El fellows.. Menrbe will meet at th p.m. Addresses Band in attend welcome. ’ Art Miss ' Everybody s N.G. y Will b ry on S ter LQ day> June e of Odd- I.O.O.F. tery at 2.30 local clergy is BIRTHS GIBSON—111 Exeter North Thurs day, June 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gibson, a daughter, MITCHELL—In Edmonton, Alta., on Sunday, June 8tli, to Mr. and Mi‘s..F. W. Mitchell, (nee EdithMrs.sF. W. Mitchell, (nee Hogarth) a son, stillborn. MARRIAGES REDMOND—PEARCE—In Main United church on Saturday, June 14ch, Frances May Pearce, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C, Pearce, of Exeter, to Wesley Cur t's Redmond, of Syracuse, N. Y., youngest son of Mr. Charles A. Redmond, of Milverton, by Rev. C. L Moorhouse and Rev. A. E. Moorhouse..' •/'... ... . ,, „— y::, IN MEMQRlAxr Im loving momiory of JOH MKTAlLiiE DOWN hio p; ifie The ;ed away on IS, 1025 Family St. EXETER COUNCIL Monday, June. 16, 1931) The adjourned meeting .of the Court of Revision for the. Assess ment Roll of the Municipality for 1930 held in the Totvn Hall,, Mem bers present, Chairman, J. H. Grieve Reeve Francis, Councillors Rivers, and Bierling. The meeting held June 2nd were read gnd approved. Mr. Geiger being ed the Court, flax tow and straw, claiming that his goods were not a finished pro duct, and asked that the business as sessment .be dropped, Mr. Hunter, the Assessor, was heard regarding placing the assessment and he claim ed the plant to be a manufacturing |ne and subject to business assess-, ment, in his judgment. After dis- cussion the Court agreed to sustain tjhe assessment on motion of Fran cis and Rivers. Carried. There being no other appeals the court closed for the year on motion c f Bierling and Rivers. Carried. Jos. Senior, Clerk |- The Municipal Council met at the alose of the Court of Revision. Pres ent, Reeve Francis; Councillors H. Bierling, Grieve and Rivers; Coun cillor Roweliffe being absent on ac count of sickness.J The minutes of the meeting held Jjune 2nd were read and approved. • ; Mr. Walter Harness presented a signed petition asking that a Billiard Parlor license Bjeeve advised Council would slderation during the meeting. Letters were read from the office of iS. F. Lawrason & Company, of London, regards order for calcium chloride, appreciating order. From- the office of the Deputy Provincial fiejcreta’ry, Tloromto1, ex plaining that' in. future a patient’s name would be - dropped from the municipal a'ccount. , A petition was received from rate payers along William Street, asking that a crossing .be placed at the h^ad of John Street and across Wil liam Street. The petition was re ferred to the roads, and bridge com mittee to report upon. A signed petition praying the ■council not to grant a license for a Billiard Parlour was handed in to ;thb Council and was duly read- Air ier due, consideration, by the Coun cil of the two petitions as present ed they* decided that no action be taken at the present time. Tenders were opened and a'ead for the cleaning up of the dump ground, six tenders being submitted. After due consideration, the tendei' of Mr. Thomas Cornish of Thames Road was accepted 011 motion, of Grieve and Bierling. The auditors’ report for Maj' was read and accepted on motion of Rivers and Bierling. The accbunt for liability insurance was held over until the July meet ing. The order for cedar posts as for warded June 3rd by phone and con firmed by mail was approved. The following accounts were read and ordered paid: Dr. M. C. G. Fletcher expenses re attendance Public Health convention $25.00; Traquair & Lindenfield, supplies R.B. $5.55; Winer Bros, draying $13.00; Peter Coleman, team! laboi* $15.40; John Parsons labor $5.40; William Winer, labor $3.90; John Norry labor $7.20; W. Johns, labor $5.50. Cemetery ac counts.—.Fred W. Bawden, labor and material, repair to tank $18.00; N. McDonald labor $10.00; H. T. Ro-we gas. $8,23; John Stire, labor $7.50; Wm. Smith, labor $33.00; J. ICydd labor $33.00. Jos. Senior, Clerk minutes of the present address showing samples of REDMOND—PEARCE£ In Main Street United Church, lovely with peonies, bridal wreath ferns and iris for the occasion, Frances May Pearce, eldest daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W< C. Pearce, of Exeter, was united in marriage to YVesley Curtis Redmond, of .Syra cuse, N. youngest son of Charles A. Redmond, Milverton, on Satur day afternoon last. The ceremony was performed by Rev. -C. J. Moor house, the bride’s pastor, and his twin brother, Rev. A. E,. Moorhouse, of East Windsor, who baptized her as an infant. The eggshell satin dress, and hose to match, of eggshell tulle She carried - roses and ATTENTION! G for- service Ex-service it The ex-service mon will in front of the HURON 1,30 sharp, on i March to ^the Cenota at 2 p. semhhi’ AGE The at the East tery for the the graves of ex-servjbride wore an slippers, gloves and a cap-veil trimmed with a bouquet of lily-of-the-val- ley. Attending the bride was Miss Marjorie Pearce, her sister, in pale pink flat crepe, white hose, shoes and gloves and pale pink mohair hat with old rose velvet trimming, and Miss Frances .Spence, of Strat ford, becomingly gowned in pale green. crepe< They carried Butter fly roses. Raymond Rivers, of To ronto was best man, while Stuart Moorhouse and William. Geddes, London, were ushers. Mrs. A. Will- son, of St. Thomas, sister of the bride’s father presided at the organ. During the signing of the register Miss Zilpha Willson, St. Thomas, sang “At Dawning.” Going away, the bride wore a green and sand ensemble and a cinnamon fox fur,- the gift of the groom. Guests were present from Windsor, St. Thomas, Shedden, Dorchester, Iona, Fingal, Stratford, London and Toronto. The happy couple will motor to the Thousand Islands and cross the bor der at Prescott, to proceed to their new home in. Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Redmond were the recipients of beautiful gifts from a wide circle of friends. Following the ceremony a reception was. held at the home of the bride’s parents. i pearls. J | Butterfly Harness presented a be granted him, The Mr. Harness that the give the same con- DEFENDANT FAILS TO APPEAR ‘Magistrate Reid, of Goderich, was in Exeter, on Friday last to hold court ‘but the defendant Arthur Drike, a Belgian of the London Road South, failed to appear and a bench warrant was issued for his arrest, Drike was charged with alleged as sault on Julius Denewaithe, a fell ow countryman Which took place during a quarrel between the two men Sunday night when Constable Bissett was . called in. The fight came to a head it is stated when Drike broke the bottle over the other’s head. On Sunday evening a -sedan car left the highway south of Exeter during the heavy rain and dropped into a deep ditch the sides of which prevented the car from turning over, A coupe with a rumble seat con taining four young people of Strat ford Went into the ditcli a few miles west of Exeter on the Lake Road Saturday afternoon but fortunately there was no damage done. The ac cident .was caused by a. flat tire, A motor accident took place west of Crediton Saturday afternoon when a Carson family from London wore On their way to picnic at Grand Band. The driver of the car lost control and the. car skidded Into a five foot ditcly turning completely over, The occupants' svere more or less cut and bruised 'but fortunately no eno was seriously hurt. BANPilN ATTENDANCE will re-assemhl«* ce of the ceme- uriiose of deepyatfas hgF departed comrad^a- 45 p.m. Thames Roal Sunday School ANNIVERSARY Sunday, Ji 11 a.m. and at Sermons P«m, REV. G. M. CIU of WatRf-d Morning service of fraise led by st Children’sfChoir , y Choir assisted; by Mrs, Johfi Hodgert • special Offering Evening praise led DAYJJUNE 23rd IStraVfeerrlf Festival 10 ViHa&e Lawyer’* by the |foung/People of Leury HORSESHt BASEBALL Admissf^r APPEAL DISMISSED WITH COSTS Several weeks ago we reported in these columns the reserved decision, of His Honour Judge Lewis in the action of Mr. Gordon McDonald1 against the Trustees, of ^-Centyalig, ’School far the return of his section, taxes on account of the attendance of his children, at Exeter Public’ School. The Judge ordered the Trustees to repay the money but they appealed the case preme Court and now Middleton, of Toronto judgment dismissing the appeal with costs. At the trial here and on the appeal Mr. McDonald was represent ed by Gladman & .Stanbury and the Trustees by Foley & Newtpn of Lon don. to the’ Su- Mr. Justice has given and 25c. M. Rhode Sec’y. Wm. Moodie, Superihtenden MEN WANTED1 D. Comp " , Huron Regimen^ •annual Millin’ Camp,' Jdiij^Si^fn tb July 11th/ inclusive partieu-^ lars apply/to » "Atkinsom '— Members from. Zurich Lodge, A. F. and A. M., Hensail visited Leban on Forest Lodge Monday evening: when IV.M. Bro. A. Todd and his of ficers exemplified the work of the first degree. The work was put on- well and was favourably commented upon. Following the. work a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments served. GARDEN PAR" FRIDAY, JUN PEARL NJ 4<T 1 >loronro s c en TON •stBdpular Entertainer” Assisted by hurch Orchestra Nine pieces ICE cream:fishpon: TEA, SANDWICHES AND PIE SERVED FOR 15 CENTS / jm»nsSION: ADULTS 30c. CHILDREN 20c. Maven church lawn GROUNDS OPEN AND ORCHESTRA PLAYS AT 7,15 p.m. SOFT DRINKS 1* X . UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE WOMEN * Will ibe held in tliejF S STREET UNITED EXETER association JAW , t uesday; June 24t •SUPPER SERWD FROM 5’s6 TO & A Mghjclass and varied program of Readings, gMos, Quartettes g Instrumental Music etc., by the DiinBas C^Httre United Church Choir, London. lU^pmler t,ho directions of Mr, Parnell Morris admission 50 and 30c. COME AND ENJOY A REAL TREAT