The Exeter Times, 1921-12-29, Page 1D YEAR—I. No2 2,7 8
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EXETER ONT�., THURSDAY
0 R N -IN , DECEMBER 29, 1921
411111111111111111111111111111111M11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110 EiectIons in ,Exeter,, Stephen and lisbonie
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"•• • •--. B. W. V. BEAVEillS • •AND C. B. TP. STEP/allt,/‘. . •
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SNELL TO 'CONTEST THE • •.Reeve, Alex H, Neeb,
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xtend
= klOc)per and 1-°e•nlifile tile field
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= fer C01111C11. 4
ishes:,. for a Happ arid:
toosilier()Ils New Yeai
MYYMNII
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• We heartily. hank our
customers for their liberal
patroriagei n- the pt and
trust] that b fair, dealing
and good service we"merit
a continuance of same.
Abbott, Madman, Greive and Harvey
= ' l'or Btnird of Education. ,
•= i One ot the largest crowds that has
=' been present at a nomination meeting
— in years gathered at. the Town Hall
= Christmas Day at noon and •placed a
• long list of names in nomination for
„the different municipal offices. The
es.s= meeting • -adjourned* until Tuesday
evening when a number- of addresses.
,,:---• were given. ,
Following was the list of non:dna-
tions: t,',Let' • ,$
X&EVE
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C.B. SNELL, proposed by T. Ker -
nick and M. Sanders.
— B, W. F. I3EAVERS, proposed by W.
G. Medd and C. Harvey.'
W. H. PENHALE, proposed by C. S.
Luker it,nd G. Mantle. •
FRED ELLERINGTON, propoSed by
G. Cochrane. and T. J, Nelson.
W. G. 114EDD, proposed by J. S. Har-
vey and B.- Vile It' Beavers.
WM. WARD, •proposed by S. Powell
.and R. Terry.
COUNCILLOR
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E-1 C. P. I-100PER, proposed by S. M.
= Sanders and R. N. Rowe.
F=.-. W. H. PENITA.I.E, proposed by, S. M.
—= Sanders and R. N. Rowe.
= B. M. FRANCIS, proposed by E. M.
Dignaii 'and R. N, Rowe.
JOHNMORG.A.N proposed. by R. N.
, • .,
= • Rowe and E: M. Dignan.
= JOS. DAVIS,: propes.ed by E. M.
Dignan' and 3. M. Southcott.
JESSE :ELST,ON, proposed by R. • E.
Huston and W. J. •Statham.
FRED'.ELLERINGTON, proposed by
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Louis Day'aild Win Lutman.
CALE13,HETWOOD, proposed by W.
= n iew and R. N. °leech.
W. J. BEER. preposecl by J. W. Hern
= C..Sriell.
W. CUNNINGHAM, proposed by T.
J. Nelson:and 3. G. Cochrane.
L. 3. "PEN±-1ALE, proposed by J. G.
• Cochrane and H. Bagshaw. •
W. S: COLE0)rOposed, .y,T. S. Har -
tion.) Deputy Reeve, David Webb;
(acclamation.) Councillors, 'George
Penhale • John Ha,yes,Williani. 'Sweit-
zer, Elmer Lawson,
•'ETSBORNE
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Reeve, Wm. Coates (accia,mation.)
Councillors; Jas. Jeckell, Ed. West-
cof,t, John Joshua Johns and
Fred Stewart..• • •
• BIDDULPII ' s
Reeve;"Riehard Iloclgins, (acclam-
ation.) Council 'Henry McFalls
Y
George Coursey, A. Isaacs, , Tames
Kelly, P. Dickens. •
• i1,1eGiffl_01VRAY
Entire council by acclamation.
Reeve,A Rosser. Deputy reeve,
D. Lewis. Council, H. Billings, W.
McGuire, J. Allison,
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ANSHAND
Reeve—George Cook, James Rob-
inson; Councillors, Jas. Moore, Geo.
Keith, Oscar 13ennett, Guilford Cope-
land and Sidney Adamson. •
LITCAN
Reeve, J. B. Armitage (acclama-
fidn)'. Councillor, John Casey, W.
B. Youngston, Robert Collinder, B.
E. Abbott, W. J. Smith.
ILENSALL ,
Ilensall council has been chosen
without a contest as follows: reeve
Alex Smith re-elected; council, R.
Higgins, J. W. Ortwein, Robert Bon -
throne George Hudson; school trust-
ees, E. Lindeitfield, John Zuetle, Owen
Geiger, A. S. Case; Hydro Conimis-)
sion,Jame Bonthron E Rannie.
SEAFORTH
W. M. Golding was re-elected may -1
or of Seaforth by acclamation, Robert
A. d d • • 'Winter 'Lavine- retired Reti 'erne t
PHONE 32 '
PHONE 32
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A Happy Nlew Year To AH
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• Bissell Sweepers at 6.00
)3issell Sweeper Vac. $13.00
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Aft,
Food Choppers $2.25
Meat Choppers $3.00,
•. The IDEAL GIFT FOR SKATERS
_F9r ,boys and men 2.00, 3.00,
6'150 and $7.00. /
For ladies 3.00 and $4.00
PES5.6-15-'
OUNCES LIGHTER"at STRONGER Tubes for hockey $6.00.
Hockey Sticks 20, 25 to $1.50.•
Hockey Pucks 15, 35 and 49c •
4,7579Rii
lad/wt./a&
Hammers in gift boxes, for men
$1.00 to $2.00.
PYREX WARE
Very Much Amirecinted.
Pie Plates, CasseroleS, Bean PotS
Bread Pans, etc.
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We. ask you to accept our' thanks ,
• for your loyal support during the
• past and extend to you our sincerest
best wishes for your health anctpros-
perity for the days tO come. ',
REDITED PRICES ON ALL XMAS GOODS
eaman's Hardware
27W PlIONES•• 27.1
'HAY TP. FARMER PALLS DEAD
103 STABLE
• James Bates Ross, a prolninent
farmer of Hay Township, 65. years
old, was found dead, .presumably
of heart failute, in his stable last
Thursday. At an early hour he com-
morning, At an early hour he ,com-
plained of being ill, and asked his
-wife for, some medicine. Later he
felt able to go out and feed his live
stock. His wife, following him
some •time latere, found hina lying
• dead, 4pparentlYThaving been over-
, come by a heart, attack while at work
Dr. Peck, of Hefisall, Was 'called and
notified Coroner I-Tyndinan,'. of Exeter
..It is not expected an inquest 'will be
ordered. , .
Miss Viva Gardiner, of Clearwater,
Man., and Andrew Hamilton, of Rol-
and; Man. are visiting • with Mrs.
Hamilton of town.
BORN
FRA'YNE—In Usborne, Lee. 22,
to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Frayne, a
WILLIS—Ii Stephen, on Dec. 23rd,
to Mr. and Mrs. John Willis, twin
daughters. - 1:
I-IAAS—FORD--In Exeter, on We -
nesday, Dee, "28, Miss Gladys Al-
berta Ford, daughter of Mr) and
Mrs. Albert Ford, to Mr. Elmer
John I-Iaas, of Buffalo,' by Rev. M.
S. Wilson. •
DIED
SLOAN—In. Toronto, Dec. 25, Dr.
Vin, Sloan, in his 90th year, for-,
inerly of 13lyth.
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• CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Westlake' and Mrs, Whyte de-
sire to exprease their deep apprecia-
tionsta• the Arany. •neighbOrs and
friends for their kindness and sym-
pathy during their bereavement and
for the many floral tributes received
at the home and. While °Mrs,,••Whyte
was a patient at hos-
pital.
ttiettelfa,:sset kis•
C. B. SNELL proposed by W. J.
'Statham and J. J. Lawson.
GEO. MANTLE, proposed by C. J.
Luker and W. H. Penhale.
BOARD OP EDUCATION
W. F." ABBOTT Proposed by R. G.
TeiTy and •W."II. Dearing.
F. W-GLADMAN, proposed by J. M.
Southcott and W. J. Statham.
W. W. TAMAN, proposed by W. J.
Statham and C. J. Luker.
J. 5. HARVEY, proposed ,by R. N.
Rowe and C. 3. Luker.
J. H. GREIVE, proposed by W. J.
Statham and W. 0. Medd.
A. A. SPENCER, proposed by C. IT.
Sanders and Wm. Andrew
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
H. E. HUSTON, proposed by W. H.
Penhale and R. Hunter.
L. J. PENH4LE, proposed by C. H.
Sanders and J. W. Hern.
J. J. LAWSON, proposed by J. 0.
Coshraane and T. .1. Nelson.
B. W. F, BEAVERS
•• At the meeting on Tuesday evening
B. W. F. Beavers, the retiring reeve,
was the first ,,o speak, He,spoke
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principally on' the work- of the Coun-
ty council. The county Council does -
a great deal .more work now than it
did ten years ago and more thanever
directs the affairs of the municipali-
ties. He gave a report' 04 the Child-
•
ren's Aid society stating that 34
children were placed in homes for
adoption. Regarding the County
Home, the reeve said the institution
is well looked after and serves well
the aged poor of the cotinty. He
then dealt with the Good Roads Cern-
mission. The cost of the commission
in 1920 was 260O. By special ef-
fort this was reduced in 1921 to
$725.00. Stanley tp. has on the av-
erage the, best roads in the county.
The Lake Shore road has now been
made a Provincial road, the province
paying , 20 per cent s'of the cost of
mainteilance. It costs less to educate
pupils in the county •than by sending
them out of the county as the county
has to pay the'cost at the school they
attend. 1 -le next took tip the matter
of the county jail, recommending the
uniting of connties to Maintain one
• jail, as ‚very few prisoners have been
held ix jail tit Goderich, in ,recent
Years. Wingham, be said, had put
dOwn about half mile of pavement
this year and the cost was greater in
proportion than what Exeter's cost.
'Coming, to' Town affairs, he recom-
mended printing in a revised form
the by-laws of the village of Exeter
for circulatio 21 11121021g the citit,,mate
He then left the Matter of town busi-
ness to the conlicillOrs to deal with.
W. J -I. PENHALE
Mr. Petiliale referred tO leeantifY-
ing the town property. He thougjji
they had saved money by engaging a
man and team rather than purehas-
,
Continued on page five.
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among the candidates to the council
leave that, body also elected as
, George P. Cardn.o,. Robert,
Smith, William. A. Grish, George D.
Haigh, Wm, E. Chapman, J. W.
Beattie. Utilities comnaission, John
F. Daly. • ,•
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1%1i rCIIELL
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Mayor—A. D. Cameron, Wm., Bal-
four. Reeve ---Wm. Martin, F. Por-
terfield. Councillors— Win. Ben-
nett. 14. E. Facey, W. A. Abray, Al-
bert Silk, George Bonnenberg, Fred
Henry, F. A. Moses, Arthur Robinson.
F. Porterfield, George Soldar, W.
Hoflick, S. Casey, W. R. Cole, W. J.
Haifknight, R. Campbell. Water
Commission—J. H. Thompson (re-
elected).School Board—Westward
--W. R. Cole, Chas. Skinner, South
ward —Mary RobinSon, R. J. Keeler, '
North ward—W. Stoneman (acclani
atibn ) In Logan and Fullarton
townshops the entire Councils were
re-elected by acclamation.
)31JYTEI
Reeve—J. W. Milne, James Dodds,
E. Hillborn, E. Geddes. -
Councillors—E. Geddes, E. Hi -b•
born, John Wayniouth, John Maines,
C. Fingland, C. Roadhouse, J. Smith,
AVatson.
Trustees John Maines, 14. H.
Robinson, G. E. McTaggart and Mrs,
P. Gardiner.
Messrs. Thomas Htinkin and 0. II.
Sanders are in Godericli this :weeks
Dickson. With about one-third of
the poles reeounted Saturday bight,
there were practicallY no change in,
the standing. •
aiding the recount before Judge
tiltittit).tttiet
Wordllas been received in town of
• the death, in Lawson, Sask., of Mary
Grace the little dang,hter of Mr. and
M.rs. Herb Ford, aged 4 months and
18 days. The bereaved parents have
the empathy of many friends in this
community.
DIED SlUDDENLY AT iiurJ
Mr. Jacob Doupe. of 14imton, died
suddenly on Wednesday last from
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litteirt trouble. ' In, ,,,,c,ine• inorning,
was found dead ou*ltil il
tilers survive, Miss:14te•atli0,11).kt
Nathan, • Adams andlOts. itb"eA4'
Brand,bn, Man. ,TI tunsra
held on Friday to
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The Times extends to its.ReadOs, sin• -
cerest wishes for, Health, Happiness
''''',$Prosperitsiv,..,the coming New Year.
May the Giver. of Gifts give unto you ••
That, which is good and that which is true;
• • The Will to Help and the' Courage to Do; •
• A heart that ca,f1. Sing the whole - clay through,
'‘Aliether the sky be gray or blue;
May the Giver of Gifts give these to you.
EINE%E.,_Ja.15.ig_sEEMINWE-Blitraar.SEarEM-RE
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\ikie -to S.erve:You
Often in 1922
Duriiig the coming' year we Srall continue our policy thet eae
proved so successful to us, of providing the very highest grade af
groceries and provisions at. lowest prices Whenever there is a
chance for improvement of service we shall make it. Every means
within our power will he employed to make our stores the most sat-
isfactory trading' places in this Vicinity. We• have kept right he
with the advance in merchandising; and shall continue to do ea.
If you. desire to trade where stock is coniplete,. There groceviee
are handled by the most sanitary methods, where you will invariably
receivaVmpt, • courteous •attention, where your money will be
cheerfully refunded if goods :Purchased are not satisactory,-efete-
stores will appeal to you. • ••
With Best Regia Years Greetings
Main Phone 1102. Two Stores • North .Phorte, 47.
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Thursday
evening last. The sciaol-
k ars were entertained to a sumptuous
repast. This was followed by a ' = aclason's Greetine-s
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!prograin given by the little people
and the Boy Scouts. The program
Was excellent - and much enjoyed.
Gifts were distributed to each of the
scholars. The attendance was good.
James Street Sunday SchOol held
a very successful Christmas Tree and
entertainment on Wednesday evening
of last week. A large platform was
erected in the basement. The sehol-
ars provided 'an excellent program.
of readings, snags, duets and dialo-
gues. .The numbers by the priniary
were exceptiOnallye pleasing. Santa
Claus distributed presents from the
tree to all members of the intermed-
iate school and primary department.
The proceeds amounted to over $60.
HAAS -e- FORD NUPTIALS
Our local sales of Fldur and Feed are showing
= satisfactory increases and we are sincerely grateful to eeee
= our numerous customers for • their trade. tit=
• Christmas With all its joys .will soon be here
, Among tbe pleasures of tlio Yule -tide are to be cotint-
ed. those delicious pastries, doughnuts, plum. pit (lain gs • ;
yes, and that wonderful bread that the best women in
the world Will provide for u$.
'A quiet 'wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'Ford
on Wednesday morning at 6.30 when
their only daughter, Gladys Alberta.,
was united. in marriage to Mr, Elinor
Sohn Haas, 'Of Bilffalo. The cere-
mony was performed by ROv. M1, J.
Wilson in the presence of immediate
relatives. Following the ceremony
a very sumptuous Ayodding breakfast
Was seeved, Mr, and Mrs. I-10as left
on the morning trein for Hamilton = • e
lufftlo The Tintee joins 'in • ° ' • rt -t•
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congratulata ons, 4%a, d'ig.11! k La1,1ita 1,F14A4 4"11,
In order to hell) them, take home 0 )11e/tilled supply -
of, Harvey's Flour. We believe it has no superior
Read what a customer told us today, Nov. 221h-,
'A few weeks ago 1 boright :150 pounds of your
--,- Manitoba's Best Flour unci now I want 200 pound:1
= more of it. It is the best Flour that ever came into our
home and we have used all the hest 'brands sold in this
part of the country,' •
Maws
Inresgme
'V'e are in ths market to buy WheI, and Peas.
=We vih
you a very Merry Christmas of trhalloYed 7,2=
happiness.
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