The Exeter Times, 1921-12-22, Page 5I)1,C,L+ 1/111411 2: .1921
aEE EMVTIOR 1=a
To All
We have a Pull stock of Candies, Nuts, Oranges and Christmas
Stockings. Also a fresh stock of Choice, Groeerres,
Anyone desiring Ice Cream Bricks'for parties may have,Same.
by callil g 56 and leaving your order the day' previous..
Four -string Brooms 38c, 2 for 75c. Five -pound pail o
Choice Honey 90c.
Order's of $2,00,and over for ch ceries and', Ice Creel's deliver-
ed }Putti after Christinas 'holidays.
Delivery. flours 10 to 12, 3111d 4 . to 0 p.m
Wilson's Grocery
Eliilville
Mr: and Mrs;. 1Vliltol Sieamon• have
returned' after spending the summer
in Regina,
Hiss Vera ZIeywood, )vho is attead-
ing Normal in London is hone for
the holidays.
Mrs.. King- and children, of fami-
, e, Man:,visited at the home of her.
Mrs. Weston Horne,
�St er',
The Sunshine Women's Auxiliary
presented Mrs. (Rev.) Armitage with
a life membership certificate. The
?iety"'met at the home of Mrs. Geo.
s,Blrristmas service will be held at
x,liinvi11e church on Sunday in the
evening. The '`Friendly „Workers"
IVlission;,Band will provide a Christ-
mas program to- -commence at two
o'clock in the ofternoon.
,Sp , S. NO. ' 10, l SIlOIU E
School report of S, S. No. 10, Us-
'borne.
s-"bo °ne. Names'a order of merit, bas-
ed ori .. weekly examinations fol'
months',of November and, December.
Sr. 4-L. Thomson, W. Westlake. Sr.
3rd- H. Anderson, '; D.. Bolton, R.
Alexander, L. Thomson, C. Westlake
C. Horton,, C: Cann-,,, Jr, 3rd -E.
-•Siete. :;Jr, grid -N. Bolton,; A. Alt-
house. -Jr., 2nd-1VI..Ryckman, C.
'\Vestlal='".t. First- M. Kerslake, .N.<
•�IcLcau." Printer, Sr -M. iIN
,IeQueen,
,W. Cann. jr.-C. Horton. absent
for . sine or :more tests,
1V1. -E. Anderson, teacher.
Jas. Smillie -T e- attended the'
?, Con ention held in Toronto
last week,
Earl. MacEwen who, has been
visiting friends in the Peace River,
district and other, parte of the west
has rani:lied.
1\fr. Clarence Kean of Fingall is
spendin>s a few days with Mr 'rand
Mrs.' W.-0. Pearce.
1Vliss Bawden, of Clinton spent a
few days with 1\tr. and Mrs. G, A.
McDonnell. -
Mrs. Chapman has returned home
after a pleasant visit with friends in
Hamilton,
l\Irs. W. Glenn: was in Toronto
attending the 131.F -.O. Convention
held there last- week.
Master Alvtn _Warrener, who re-
cently ,underwent an , operation for
appendicitis"in London, hag-returned
home and is getting along nicer
iVir. R. W. Webber, wlio has con-
ducted , a harness shop here for the
Peet ; few months, :has, owing to ill
health, sold his stock of harness etc.
which is :being moved to Zurich.
'BETHLEHEM
TO -DAY the whole Christian
:world :prostrates itsel£ in ador
• ation,. around the crib -nf Beth
leheiu and rehearses'inaccents
of love a History' which pre-
cedes °all time and will endure
l „ throughout. eternity. As if by
an iihstihict of our higher spirit -
nal nature, there well up from -
:the depths of oar heart mato-
tions which challenge the peseV
er of human expression, We:
Seem to be lifted 'out of the
'Sphere ,Of. natural endeavor to
put on a neve life and to stretch
t;orward in desire to a:blessed
-,
ness, which, though not pelpa
ble, is' eminently rear. --Cardi-
nal .Gibbons.
Chiseihtirst
Mr. Earl Mitchell, of Exeter, le vie-'
iting his uncle, Mr. Jelin Mitchell,
Mr, ChaS. Cann, of Exeter is visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDonald
Mrs. Miners, of Pt. Edward, is.vis-
itiing with :IVir. and Mrs, Wm. Pybus+•
.1VIr. and Mrs. John Donaldson ofi'
Toronto, are visiting with Mr. Ged,,
.
Wren.)
The committee who were al>Pointh,
ed to purchase a piano for the church
Y ienight-one,:,fr'oria, S. Martin & Son, of
Exeter. It was delivered' last '1`hurs
day,
Thee -Suit -late School ;will hold, an
entertainment Thursday' eve, Decetn-
her 22nd. There will he a good pro -
grain,
Dasbwood
Mr. Addison - Tiel.nan .spent, Satur-
day in London, ,
Mr. Oscar Graupner, or Ft. Wayne,
Ind., is visiting with •his parents at
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Koch visited
with their daughter at Wilton Grove
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Vincent 'and
daughter, Mary Ellen, are visiting in
13ay Port, Mich., over the holidays.
Greenway
Little Miss Vera Webb spent Mon-
day with Miss Mae Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pollock
were in London last -Friday.
Mr. Chas. Cutts has, bought the
100 -acre farm of Mr. Hy. Ferguson
on the..7th con. McGillivray,
Mr. and •Mrs. John Eagleson mov-
ed to their new home at Grand Bend
THE PUMP IN THE ".
Means Comfort and Convenience
dor the Farmer's Wife.
',\Vatclr;.:lndoor,s,:1?umped From Out -
e, door 1- e118 -allow to Do the job
-Up-to,.date Pumps Save 'flue
"and Energy.,
.kOontributed by Ontanrlo Department of
Agriculture, Termite.)
The writer recently described In
these collnnns bow to safeguard the
farrn water supply against contamin-
ation. All will agree that this mato
ter should receive foreinoet attention,
Iii this and Subsequent articles var-
ious means for getting the water,
whether well, -spring, or-- cistern
water on tap in the lam home will
be described. In the first place 1
desire to emphasize tete fact that it
is frequently a very common thing
For the fanners' wives to carry the
water from the pump over the well
to the house, where the pump could
be located inside the house,; and all
the labor of carrying water avoided
and without very hide more labor
expended in pumping.
Distance of (louse -Pump from \'l x11.
Note this question When can the
pump be, located to one side of the..
well., and bow far away? If the: water
supply is no more than 150 or 200
feet from the house, and the level
of the water at the supply, say the
well is never' more than 20 or 22
feet below the level of the ground
level at the house, the pump may be
put inside the house, and the water
drawn in , quite satisfactorily. It
would not cost very much to; mate
this change in the pump arrange -
pent, "and consider whist a: great sav-
ing of labor anJ tune lncouvetiience,
and exposure to dload weather would
be effected' by merely moving the
pump inside. Perhaps: you have neves
thought of this matter. How about:
last week. Their many friends here it? Then, too, the well can be more
pump is
will miss them securely guarded from surface coil but wish them ever` f
con-
tamination than when the P ,.
directly overit.
Success iu jaleir• new home.
Don't forget the annual Christmas
concert in the Methodist church on
Monday, Dec. -26th." The committee
in charge; are -preparing a good pro
gram for you.
g
On Friday and Saturday last it
seemed as though our ' January
thaw* had conte ahead ` of - schedule
timeafor it rained and rained and the.
water raised as high as in the spring-
time.
On Friday evening the , Grace
church Sunday School gave their an-
nualvconcert which was gtute up to
standard in both quality and quantily
The very :'unfavorable weather' kept
many at home-
ives
ECAUSE he has compared his voice with its RE-CREATION by the New
Edison. Because thousands of people have heard this comparison. Because
no one distinguished any difference between, his living.voice and his RE-
CREATED
voice,
statement of an artist that a p
Don't take the stat honograph gives his true voice.o
See 'whether that phonograph can sustain the t: em , you
p rison test. If it can't,
morel
know that such phonograph does not give you the artists truevoice, y
its ovvn. Think about these. things!
a mechanical version of,Then remember that1zoro ora
Edison does` sustain the comparison test, that it is the onlyp ph
wustthe New Ed we are always; glad to prove this to yours
trhichsains�the corriparisgn test; and that
If you love Music, yourcredit i is good here. You can arrange your. payments
an a gentiemae's agreement.
P7f e
'; EDR53N T..Z ,Q1.D' 1T.1D1i alder
Fhose.faeenite tancs Weald you like to know
Name -
esty VJha,i.iidib,n X i7'c ter Pluses.
tj booth ; tcIiints'' pf":utti j :- l2xi9, Cnr•f; r Kiri
Jv Cj�yfi t' uCl114YXia`jtr.`-ilio wi C!�Cj
sf the Now tf,;:ii'ood,
`U,it,, t itl `tlis ln;£)u Deese too W rr (0'. ;tti",iia)
AP
1221
I'he Majority of Welts Aro Shallow.
In many districts of Our :oulelry.
the majority 02 the welis are shallow
and within' a short distance of the
house, and readily 'lend tliemnerves:
to the pumping s;�s' em described
above. It is the nearest approach to
water .on tap, andthe system should
be far more .common in the rural
districts. than .it is. If in the future
some t-ime an up' -to -date water sys-
tem should be installed in the home,
the water line from the house to
the well would be already installed,
and no changes in it would be
necessary.
Hints on Installation.. ,
Before passing an;,a few features
eoncserning instillation' of the wa`er
Pine to the well o sil"Piy should",be
emphasized. 'lags:- are: The best
quality of est, lvznraed• pipe should be
(seed, tile joints in the lino should be
absolnteiy air -tight, the pipe line,
should be deep enough to be. ale -says
safe from frost, the pipe should alone
sli;h ly.to:vards -the well, and there
should be a check -valve and strainer
on the.bottonn ortla) pipe in the wall
in order to maintain the pipe line
full of v.ate.r;up to the pump itself
and to keep back sticks, stones, etc.,
that might clog the p'unp valves. The
size of the pipe (inside diameter)
should, be, at;least -one-half the dig-
n.eter of the pump cylinder, the
'greater the horizontal distance water
is drawn the larger the pipe. The
type "of pump used may vary ecn-
.sidcr'ably. The or di nary out-of-doors
pump may be used. In this case the
pump would be located irr"the wood-
"theca; for instance, and installed over
a dry well. This consists of a shal-
low pit cribbed up securely in which
the pump cylinder is located, and it
„as a tight lop like an ordinary well.,
It" would be a much easier matter to
repair the pump cylinder than when
pump is over the well, and much
es.sior to protect the pdnip from
frost in severe win ter weather. A
single or double' acting low down.
force pomp 'similar to ,the type used
on thresher's' water tanks might be
used. I': might. be located in the cel-
lar or any convenient place inside;
no dry well would be necessary in
thi9 case. ..
Hoye :1 (food Quality of Punnp.
Even the kitchen pump would
serve the purpose very well if it were
semewliai heavier' in construction
and better' designed than the cheaper
ones of this class.' Another type
ra .1bid be the. semi -se -Cary pump
which` Is f2 toned"securely to the
wall of the kitchen or pantry at oue
solo of sink. It is operated by a
short handle moved back trifid forth
in a semi -circular maturer. The same
pump at the kitchen sink may be
used also for pumping up the wase:
from fire cin:ern by ,having a three-
way: valve iii; tailed in ,the pipe 11-ne
at. a point just below the sink. When
tae- valve is sot one way, the well
water can be, pumped into the house,
when opposite the 'cistern or soft
ir_atej; can be pumped.
in 'this JIhort article an endeavor,
has been nrado t4, explain a felt
101'1le and inexpensive means of re-,
dicing the lobo" of getting the water
into the farm lhoule, in others to fol-
low more up-to-date systems, will be
dcalh with, Our Departnhent' at the
College solicits inquiries r1,larcling
the problems of equipping the farm
Warne with water sy:oirrs, plumbing,
sewagedisposct, righting 'systems,
ete. Write for a copy, of Bulletin N.
267; it is, free. -l3., .R. 'Graham,
College, GitelP 1.
Atint lea's Ilxioms: *Someo:le hos
said .1 i a farm is :s, business with
a holue attached; but the best forma
are hoinea.with a busirrese a_taciled,
Elio, maple, or eY011 tiffs t1'ees 7,hld
Ci tilt tr c's are: plant slob
Irigliways. Tlic ohjecoodi;lot0n to tatlit anti
frs is that : nxlie brolcei
doryrinu„ ee
by ov `-r .. dtheyolts coayllectors tit
fruit. This is not opt to happen; .1f
they are coiniirori on the lrigtrwayr;
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:and Toronto, Globe will be sent to
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for g5.00. This offer holds good
only mail theend o1 ,site year, This
might prove an opportunity for some
of our present subscribers to solve
the Christmas gift problem.. Send
The Times to a'relative at a dis-
tance and take the Globe yourself.
Present subscribers to' The Times'
who are not 1101 ' taking the Globe
may get the two papers for 8111.30.
This is an opportunity. Call us up
at once and yon can settle with us
when you are in town.
Crediton
Mr. Harry Sweitzer, of Kitchener,
is spending: a few days in the village.
Mr. Trick has had a telephone in-
stalled in his place of business.
Mrs, Roszell-and Master Paul are
visiting the fornier's father -in Ham-
ilton.
Miss Lila Kuhn is Borne ` from
Alma college, St. Thomas, for the
Christmas Holidays.
Miss Trellis Hodgins is spending
he holidays with, her parents,Mr.
t y
and Mrs: A. Hodgins.
Miss Clarissa Hill, nurse of Wind-
sor, is holidayingwith her parents..
Mr. and Mrs. August Hill.
Mrs. W. H. GGaiser has returned
from New Yorlt where she has been
viiting her daughter, Miss Lulu Gei-
ser, : I No, 1
No. 4 105 711
No. 5 6'3 45
No. 6 100 66
No, 7 54 54
No. 8 75 18
No. _9 , 112 38
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Total....... . 682 .
397
Hay
No. 1... 51 25
No. 2
65 2,8
..
No. 3 65 129
No. 4 ,114 86
No. 5 107 29
No. 6 ...,..,109 73
No. 7 .........,42 14
No. 8 75 43
33
17
60..
18
17,
48
339
i19E SAY'
11
13
81
41
12
41
25'
13
Total 628 427 237
Stanley
51 8,4
66 53
56 20
73 10
76 69
Total.......... ' 322 236 258
Goder•icli : Township
We are glad to see that Mr. Mose No,517 .-•••-•"•'
Faist is able to be around again af- No• 3
ter 11 cersie. itnllues cnrf nogHt ledr No 4
er his recent illness. No. 5
Mr. -Walter Hauch, who has been
attending' college in Kitchener, is
visiting with Inc parents for the holi-
days.
The Sunday school entertainment
of the Methodist church was held
Tuesday evening and was a splendid
success. The program consisted of
recitations and songs by the younger
Members of the Sunday school; a
tableau "Nearer My God to Thee"
by the Young Ladies Bible class and
a tableau by the Young Men's Bible
class entitled "The Search of the.
Shepherd." A special feature of the
evening was the distribution of pre-
sents from the tree by old Santa., the
genial. Frank Taylor and the squeals
of delight from the. kiddies went to
show how well he was received.
Zurich
A very sad accident happened on
Saturday; to 1\Ir. Abraham Geiger
of the village, and one of IIay Town-
ships Pioneers, when he in some way
fell off the couch and broke his leg at Total
the hip. Medical aid was at once
summoned and the fracture replaced.
111r. Geiger is in lois 94th year, and it
will undoubtedly be some time be-
fore he will be on his :feet again.
Miss Dorothy Trueinrrer, nurse, is in
attendance.
33
19
123
39
31
No: 1
No. 2 38
No. 3 61
No. 4 61
No. 5 67
No. 6 29
Total 239
37 42 • 93
30
46
46
18
23
169
M1c/killop
No. 1 43 147
No. 2 118 106
No. 3 116 79
No. 4 137 35
Total ...... ..,. 414 367
S_eafortlil 11
No.:1 44 212 133
No. 2 19 111 92
No. 3 11 51 49
No. 4 ......_7 22 72
No. 5 6 103 125
-
87 499 521
Clinton:
No. 1 27 118 112.
No, 2 ,.....,21 145 170
No. 3 24 114 131
No. 4 28 70 122
71
71
71
69
45
393
18
4.7
37.
62
164
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On Friday and Saturday of last
week this section was visited by quite
a Heavy downpour of rain. By Sun, -
clay colder weather had set :n result-
ing in
esult-ing'in a snow storm,
Oi+`'l0"2CIa'.la .RETURNS G
MA7OIIITY OF SS
Following -are the official return;
of the election in South Huron, field
December 6. The official count was
mace 1a2 t Thursday,
c Blade 11cMi11ar1 3120 uer
e etet
No 4 4.1 4S
....'
No. 2 55 a 73
No. 3 ...,..... ,62 76
No. 4 19 32
To el 183
TTerrs:0l
`
40 197 177
ey'field
vi V.: 1138
UsniC(4 411
h141 FsLAC 4i
Tota
Tot".
No. 1
No. 2
No, 3
'No. 4
'Po'tal
234
175
160
110
47
492
, ,1131 21
133 4'G
93 2.1
128 63
512 151
iascus:
No. 1 740
No, 11
No. 3 .,..w,, a,)
44
25
117
2e
218
26• P1'
8 27
• 72 (Se
Total 100
N illett
No. 1 90
No. 2 102
No. 3 - - 11
No. 4 57
No. 5 33
No. C, 30
No. 7 53
447 535
93 22
59 37
62 38
83 39.
20 32
i7 21
62 40
•
229
Total...... '.... 376 456
a uckersInitli
No, 1
No. 2'
No. 3
No. 4
No. 5 ...... .. . 75
No. 6 73
Total 426 432
1,2I Girt ITa;.ltt.'1 1ON
Black 1VIcMillau' Merrier
87 ,: 499 521
100 • 447 J3
37(3 456 220'
628 427 237.
289 1.63 :. :303
322 2:3ii 2,5f,
512 15,1 21$
682 397 30.1'
419. 311 15.1
40- 1.137 177 i
38 44 1'Oo Unexcelled dining eat ,aereice.
133 234 401: Sleeping cars oil it '.1 1 trains anti
426 4.,12 2'2!: Parlor car's oil pr a:,i'Ipai day ttei,
,, i711t11 .infertile re." trout env era
'preset `1'icirol:: 0' ' t. or Cl, ,.10 I%lii'-
aj.:l...n.1 r1iilg, 11i:itriet 1 :'--etlg61l'
a"or ,/cc . ->,i 'ok'onto.
lyrornor
e;ct ..Ii;rnr.l' 1 irl -
?d, :g, �Oa.
hone. +iii`i'9',
53 82
53 39
99 44
73.. 31
63
73
Seaford'
Clinton
Mullett
Hay
Goderich'
Si:^ nley
ttaborne
Stephen
McIJlloq
~lestaa 11
Bavt•od
'Exeter
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'fetal 5) 7
Jority far Bleat
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