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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times, 1921-9-15, Page 5Baraboachek,'prnncipal conductor of the Mettopolitaat ,Opam Compa ,y..aid 'after hearing a test of direct•comparisoe: "Mis3. btu io'a lisheyvoicarn flits RE-CREATION by the New £drace are identical." r.disort announces �I Ry.NG or send the coupon. Begin to use music in the ic remarkable new way developed by Mr. Edison. i Everybody admits music's power to banish unpleasant moods, "relieve ' fatigue, bring peace and joy. But no one has been able to tell you which selections to play when tired, which when depressed, etc. Famous psychologists, associated with Mr. Edison, have been working on this problem for two years. They found certain Edison RE- CREATIONS which brought all these wonderful benefits of, music. Those they arranged under headings such as "To Make You.Tyo. ous"' "For More Energy", etc. Get your copy of Mood; Music" at once. Bring or send the coupon. J. eirILLIS POWELL Dealer ETER, FREE TRIAL OFFER if you don't own a New Edison, well provide You gide 3 days of Mood Music tree—do that yon can discover What it can do for you. Check the coupon. Name ONTARI() BRING OR SEND THIS COUPON Address' Tl,, co,apnti entities yohto hes copy cf"Meiad Ostia." If yod wish three days of blood Nees - freo, -desk he ro VA. A '1" SIh4Y, $EPTENI$EIi 1:5, leje• Ta E laXE ER +fl IEl with Pipe� �'One-Register (P1PE,LESS) r. The best time � of the' year o �in 1 ' fu ,5 � stn a fur- nace when i t not needed work. ....ace , s e it ee ed to Don't leave the installation 'f•:: your new furnace till the cold weather is on.Y ou. • Every furnace man is busy when the first cold snaptomes, and sometimes delays . � with discomfort and annoyance are en- • tailed. You can be forehanded b. the Y seeing McClary's,..,dealer right away. Have him look over your house. He will tell you whether :� Sunshine,'Pipe or `One -Register '(pipel`ess) will be, suitable for your house- he will know:the size required and the ro- per.location in which to place it. That .service costs you nothing. It is part of theM iary's system'ef'making and sell- ing Sahine ,Furnaces. By.' that system McClarY's guarantee eveSunshine Fur- nace,they which instal: to warm your house --eve 'sroom--satisfactorily. Write for booklet ®t -call on the. nearest McCly's dealer. lotandon,7Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg; Vancouver, , St. John, N.B., Harniltpn,; Calgar.:y, Saskatoon, Edmonton. M l y's Makers of Those • .. goodWivesand cooking utensils". FOR SALE BY W. J.' I EAMAN, EXETER, 2 Centralia Miss Davis, of• Exeter, spent the week -end" with Miss Mardon Neil, Mr. Milton Miltchell rust with a severe accident on Friday last. He, with his brother were moving some lumber' from a near -by farm. Some of the lumber slipped from the load`. frightening the horses 'and,,caused' them to run. away. Mre Mitchell's brother, two children, who were rid- ing on the• load„ escaped unhurt, ex- } rMr�i'' cepa •a severe s iakinf„=up, brit , Mitchell's arm was broken iii "t'ivb Ilaees and, badly }aseo atede He was taken to Dr Hyrtdinrc'tn s lioepital;;atr Exeter, � ,,., , -"'Mr. John Hunkin, whq ,nils tle, contract for the cement work on the church, has egmpleted the job. The contract for the, Lumber, tills been a- warded t -w r e o Ro TaYlpinef Exeter. The carpenter work haa,bee award- ed to,l3eaver°Bros. of Cre`ton and '".' 4'+' - tlle brick work ;to ..McDonald:: & Mc- Millan of Ailsa Craig.'" ; f ` Sin;`shin e Sunshine Methodist "Church Anni- versary will be held on Sunday next, Sept. 18th, 1921. Service at 10130 a.nn. and 7 pail, The preacher; Rey. H. J. Armitage. Special musie, Solo- ist: Mrs. H. J. Armitage. Russeldale -Mr. and Mrs. David Dow spent Friday last with Rev, and Mre, Rin" tout. of Ailsa Craig. Miss Annie. Colquhoun is attend- ing the Stratford 13usiness College,' Mit'Nsieearl Lawrence, Of Seaforth was the guest of her eousity Miss Marie Hodgert, for a teen days over the week -end. Miss Agnea Reid, ;of Herntilton, a visitor at the home`ef=%in, and Mme. Ed. Colrinhnun. "Crusade Dey'> w'at Belo on Mien - day afternoon In the Methodist church by the 'inern ers of 't e W. M. S. The auxiliaries of the leirkton church and also of To'y`s 'wire )pres eat, Mrs. Marshall "Of .1St. Marys, branch superiiitrerii fent, Vase the speaker .for the afternoon.. iSolos were rendered b'y -Mrs. C'offings,' of Fullerton, and Ines Switzer, :hand . a duet by the Misses Dow 'and Gra- ham, Rea:d#ngs were algin ',by Mrs. Frank Gollings, Mes.. Hazelwood and Miss Merles Dow, while ulliiresses by Rev. (Colling :and Rev. 'Copeland completed the 'program. 'Refresh- ments were served rat tfho cellose of the meet -nag and :a :sneidl 'emur en- joyed. Farquhar MSS U. Woid'en wiuitetl "last week. in the w2tlage_ • Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 'Pullin of Stella and Mr,. and 'Mrs. MM. Pii3len of, Exeter visited„, mit :Mr. and Mrs. Was... Po1Yen.s.' Mr. nerd Mrs. 1-110SE Mailing and famiyl 'off Leury; 'Mr. and -Mrs.' F. Hunkin, :of Exeter 'and ilddr.:aznd Mrs. W. McLaren and Ruby of Cromarty visited Bsrnday at IVIr. 1..Hurikin's. • Miss Ada Miller of ;Staa1Ya spent the week -end 'with 'her mutes;, =Mrs.' Milton Hodgert, Miss Jessie Hadgert wisiteiI Sun day in Exeter, Silo filling is the ,:order ,off ifhe (day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan and Jean visited Sunday at Mr.. T. liun- kin's. (Greenway Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Weekes of. London were guests at A. M, „son's recently. A large number from here are at -1 tending the Western Fair this week. Mr. and Mrs. S. Tufts, Mr. . and Mrs:' Trueman_ Tufts and Mrs, Moon visited at W. J. Brown's last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Amos Of Brin- sley were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R, Webb. Mr. ; and Mr. Gillespie of Detroit, have been holidaying with her par- ents, Mr. `and Mrs. E. McPherson. Mr. John Love and\ W.. J. Prance went to the West last week - Mr. and Mrs. Stewardson have been visiting in Forest. Schools opened last Tuesday with Miss Baird of Chatham, Miss Dury of Toronto and Miss Hobbs of Thorn - dale in charge. Mrs. Roy Sheylterd of London Is visiting with her parents, Mr. and' Mrs, R. English. Missionary Sunday in the Metho- dist Sunday school on the 4th inst. was well attended. Miss Lydia Sher- cit of Chinaave a ilrterestin g very g account of the work among the 'Chinese - Next Sunday is" anniversary day in the Methodist church. The pastor, Rev. D. A. Williams, I3.A., will preach in the afternoon, at 2.30 and Rev. L. W, Hill of Parkhill in the evening at 7.30: On Tnesdav evening tilt .20th inst. the annual Harvest Home will be 'held. Hot dinner and good program. "See bills. Everyone come, For Infante and Children in Use For Over 30 Ifers bears seed(. Always the S' nattsrc of Dashwood School re:everted' last week with Mr. N. Danns of ' ildIney as prin- cipal and Misses T. Ednleston and P. Tiernan as assistants, Mrs. R,-4.„ Armstrong of London spent the week -end ;