HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-2-16, Page 1FoRtY-SEcoll i) YEAR No: 2278'
EXETER, ONT
TIIURSDXY MORNING,
FEBRUARY 16, 1.922
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Feet .and Advise
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If you are tired of being bothered by
hurting, tender feet, here is your chance to
"get immediate relief and permanent. correc-
tion. You are invited to consult this foot
specialist while he is here.
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Don't wait until " the ' last minute and
maybe, lose your chance to get foot comfdft.
Come in any tin -ie during business hours
.and talk it over with the expert.
TRen is a
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.4-m1ianceorR0) .Rv-EveyFootTnqufile
There is n� need to suffer from any foot
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trouble, any more. Be it ever so simple or
ever so Seriousthis specialist, who is a
member of the Staff of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl,
the noted foot authority, can show you the
way to immediate relief and to ultimate
• Foot Comfort
if you'll stepin and give him the chance.•
.He can telljust what tke cause of :Your
trouble, is, and he knows the remedy.,
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Improve Foot Appearance
No larger sized or oddiy shaped shoes
needed. Wear the kind you like in perfect
comfort. The Dr. Scholl Appliances actually
improve the grace and beauty of the feet.
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atch, Your Feet'
xeter
10.0.10 atilar J1CC11ig (iti the Exeter
= - Council ° S held cm Monday, Feb. 13
= absent, Councillor Davis. d'he
- etes of the meeting hold Jan. 23 to-
gether with that et a. special nutating
= held Jan. 2S were real. mid approved.
LettersWere read as follows.
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From the secretary of the union
= of Canadian Municipalities, 1\1ot/tread
= D'iled.
= Front the office of the secretarY
= Hydro Electric Railway .Associlation,
= Guelph. Filed.
, Front the J. J. Taylor Co., Ltd.,
teRP.01 •
=1 portable sanitary prison cells.
auditors report for the moan
— f January was read and accepted. on
=Imotion of Hooper, and "O'rancis.,
—=1 Messrs, S. M. Studer, Chas, Har-
yey acid Jesse, Elsiton waited on the
•*=1 council asking theprlege to be al-
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=1 lowed to petition the Provincial 3dun--
=1 icipal Board' to detach eertain farm
= 'lands within lhe inunielpality and
— have the same attaclied to the adjoin-
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Mg townships. Deferred for further
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.= consideration.
= Councillor Francis reported having
made an agreement with Mrs.
= beth. Harness for the ringing of the
town bell for the year 1.922 for the,
sum Of $65.00. _Confirmed. -
The following accounts were read
— and passed; Bell Telephone Co., Bis-
sett phone $2.0-5* Cemetery phone
1.54; T.. Houldeu, half year phone,
.ic.eeiniltet1e12,y.3a%c7:,h2e8.8Roes,sr-TcaoynlionrgwC000d.,
cleaning library 2.25; The Exeter
Tirnes, printing acct.; 68.00; Win.
Fraser, snowplowing, 16.00; II. Bier -
ling, gnowplowing 8.00; Rd. Davis,
= team labor, 7.15; Geo. Ford, labor,
= 2.10; Rd. Quance, al>or 3.00; John
Parsons, labor, 1.80; Fred Wells, la-
bor, 2.40. Passed on motion of
Hooper and Ellerington• . c
Adj. by
Hooper.
Jos. Senior Clerk.1
PHONE 82,
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PHONE '32
xcter Board o
EdtiCation
'rite Board of Education; met In the
office of the ,S.cre,tary an Feb. 7113,
with' all the members except Mr. Dig-
ns"a(n)f frii.frSseri:Nt.
vere elected as foal OW "8—
Chairman, F. W. Grath:Ilan; Vic -e -
Chairman; R. id. Creech; Sec.--Tireasls
11'fiss K. .MacFaul; 'Auditor, G. Maw -
son; Library Repi-esehtative, W. S.
liowey for three, years'.
The, .following Striking Co.rnmittee.
.vas appointed, R. N. Creech, 31J. G.
Medd, Rev. A A. Trumpet., and their
reC,caminendations were adopted as fol-
lows, tire firstanatin,e'd to be chairman.
'Chairman of the Board a member of
all cbrnmittees,—
,In.suranis—j. H. Grieve, E• M. Di,g_
R.°N.Rjlewe, J. '
TS. Harvey, E.
M. Dignan, "
Teachers and Supplies:—R. iN,Creech
Jos. Harvey, W. Ge- Medd.
Builaings -and Groaincls--Rela A. A.
Tramper, W. F. Miv, E. M. Dignan,
J, Fl. Grileve.
• Curriantlum—W. G. mead, R: 1)7,,
Creech, Rev. A. A.',..Trumper, J. G.
Slanburv.
Scholarship—.T. G. Stantbu,ry, W. G.
= aTedd, W. May, arid Prin. E. J. Wethey
= The Clia.irman. and Vic e-Chaitrinan
wzre empowered with, the Seeiretary-
= Tr'asurer to sian 'ohe,ques and .. bor-
row necessary money for the .vear.
Mr. G. S. Howard was appointed to
—, tire Entrance •Board.
= The Board an reply to, a reque.st
= preseinted by Mr,. Abbott as coining
from the Social Service. Branch, dir-
ected the Secretary tO state that.
= the 13030d cilscountenanced dancing
and card playing at this school, as in
years past, and lklielved that these
taings were rot be,,iing done. .
An iappropniatian, ,cali $50 \vas matte
toward a school libraryd- one halfi.
'bre aVailable ,at ,pretsentil."'e
' Instructions were given that r
Ous 'teatching Pc giveln in the Public
sabool from 3,30 to 4 on F'ritclaa-
afternoons, the Ministertai A8800iatiou
Ir aile§tion..1-11z Pupas once a month
at the tsame hourt.
The Board approved of th,e, advisab-
il51y of forming a Sahool Nurse Dis-
tract with Eaeteid (Isa centne, to-
ward, which tire Departmeint of Edu-
caolan • majaes a 'subt-antial grant, The
matter is to be gone irtto rnore fully
Ja ter,
A. resolution was passegl approving
of the aiction of the ,four uniiversiltiess
of Ontario in, raising •tlas. Matrienjageon
standard for entrance to um Nreq`Stri 0, 8
A resioiltition was passed recommend-
na; the adllccLooa of taaas in two, in,
,lalnrenls 'h arrecarco.,ttais IVore pass e ,t1
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ebruatey Sale
Down, Down, Down go prices
We want to reduce our stock. Lookl
100 Cups and „Saucers, regailar 85c,now ..... .„ ..... e ... . . ... ...5ac
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50 'Cream Jirgsaregu,lar 50c, now .. --to. --ad . - . •••••••••••••" ••••••••••••• ....3 act
Butter To 11., regular .756 and 81.00,, 11 0W • - . .49c1
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NEW CEIOC,OI,A'I'ES'39n Poi..;?,,Ta .1\TEW- CHOCOLATE BAR
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ONE SWELL C.A.BINE,T GR.A.PeFIOP FIONE, NEW, '6 ''' RECORIJS $100.00
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MUSIC EVERY' DAY. GL.AT) TO SEE YOU". 00131E;
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is &oup1ossoi.,rfor,,
Mr, and \Tr J:1,7 Walpei,ih th1oSs,,
it 1110?r•1 Win 0011, johnlYeligliad,' who
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ntont e
„waS herd'Wednesday
Exeter 'cemetery.
a t age of 6
funeral
oon t
A Play will be given under the
auspices of the Iluronda.le Women's
Institute in. the Huron.dale school
sonie tilne in the near future. Watch
for date and particulars.
Conductor Dan Connell, who has
been conductor on the Huron. and
Bruce for the past 15 years is retiring
from active service owing to ill
health
TiORN
SQUIRE --At Farquhar, On NiTedries- '
day, February 15', to Mr. anti Mrs.
Nelson Squire a son.
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COW .\N ---[n Exeter '00 Feb'Y ,13tla
Catherine Lutz, M-idoW,of the late
Dr, Y. COW811, in,her 83rd year.
.WALPE13,--Tu F,xoter,,on Feb.' 13th,
John Douglas twin soil of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A.V. Wolper, 0ged•6 niontlis
and 3 weelts.
I-IUSTON--At Ciallsort, .Alta. ou Feb.
51,11 \i'vforion Ruth daughter of IVit.
and. arra. WesleY Huston, aged 9
yea rs ,6antonths.-
1\1117113,--A1, Penticton; ilritish Ceiturt-
' hia, 1)1),1 00, 3,. Douglas Muir, •Only
son. Of', (Wqich,),
le Muir, aged'28 years. Lard at neat
• oCean VieW" cemetery, V•allcon.-
or, on Dec. 12,
RECEIVED IWORI) OF JaAll",HERS
DEATH
Mrs. Pl. •Tenningo rocoiied the sad
news on ,9a,turda,y last of the death of
her father, Mr. Hy.. AToyle, which
took pla,co 031 Doc, 29, at Perth, West
Australia. Her Mother an Iwo bro-
therS 02:1,001,.. 10 come to Canada to
reside.'
3'AR;10, SOLD
.Nr. J , T 'hell-, bos oil his 100-
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0 ,re 'feral on tha.Larld ritead north
to Mr: Wm. SellOrk,1 he 50111 (1
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2,000. Fe dill/ •
to ,Dari. ' Coe3oI' 3000, air; •
lock 11 intends 't.ettirty.ig' and ruotAng
to P,xeter. and .-will 'either buy Or
build a S'n'' araledresidence.•
) N ALBERTA,
Mr. IT. E. 'Huston r ceived Vv° ort11
last weelt of the death of his neice
Marion Ruth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Huston, of Consort Alta.
aged '9 year.s and, 6 months: The
little lady Was talten ill with infillen-
71 diabetes developing which was
10, cense of death.
LEAVES TIIE r)OS'i! OF (1E
AFTER. 25 YEAltS
After being employed at the I
eter post office for clearly twenty five
years, 11Ir. E. J. Christie on. Tuesday
resignet. his position. During his
long term Mr, Christie has been an
obliging and pain.ataking official and
he will be missed from his accustom-
ed place by the public. His place is
being taken by Iiss Alice -Pfaff.
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At tile rterly Ofric 1 3oard
meetiag of the Jitalea . ,oet church
held lVionday eventing,- , M. J.
WilSon, the pastor, aS 'tOl to
t return for a, fourth. tel
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ARTE CET
On Friday eve ii of last week. 1
Mr. Ronald Witwer had the misfor-
tune to cut an artei y of the left amt.
I -le and Chas. McKenzie were scuffl-
ing in the store at the North end.
Ronald put his hand out to catch the
doorjam but he missed it and hia
band went through a pane of glass.
He received a nast-y cut and severed
the 131 131 artely. ( Ile was rushed. to
Dr. Browning's office where the
wound was dress"ed but not before he
had 'that considerable blood. He was
around the following day With his
arm in a sling. •
s. NVitzel,
'and Mc.a..
ek-end• '
Dr Roulston 114,
in 100 1(') Til)sdl
taking some advAn
11 011' with gn','6.0
Sarnia
Fri
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Dome
ay, Feb.
Third Ro
ExeterZ
Rink, Exete
At 8:15 sharp
Admission: Adults 60
Childre
EXHII3ITION OP Aill! MBORRAMEStra=7'4'
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IVIiss 'Ala, C. Taylor, daughter of p;
fast gaining for herself a reputation I bruaNy
'gar
1.11r. Robt. Taylor, of Zion who, 'L
as an artist held an exhibition of her .
paintings in Senior's hall on Friday
and Saturday last. This was Miss
Taylor's first exhibition of her worltd,
in Exeter. Many of the citizens a-1
vailecI themselves of the privilege o
seeing her work and'were more ti
tan. i
favOrably impressed. Her paintings
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were mostly taken from nature
scenes. Her Mterpretation of' the
' woods in the beautiful fall and win-
ter tints. are particularly appealing
to the lovers of natural scenery. Miss
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Taylor is a pupil .03.McGillivary
Knowles, of Toronto, Her .work has ,
a demand in Delhit and other citiesel
Miss
and .she gives promise of becoming 1
an artist of considerable Merit. 1
Taylor...has a tent and an. oil stove
whieheshe,takes to 'the WoOds to pur-
505'her Work.
CELE'BRAPE GOLDEN 3(13111 31
Mr. and Mrs. James Walker, of the
London" Road, south, celebrated the
fiftieth anniversary of their wedding,
.on Tuesday, February 14. At noen
a dinner party for their family was
held aud in the evening neighbors
„and friends to the number of about
.75 were piesent and. extended .their
congratuations to Mr. and MTS. Wa -
ker on their long and happy Wedded
life. The honored couple were the
recipients of a beautiful couch. and
chair from their children. The grand-
children presented Mrs. Wall 51 with
a gold brooch, and Mr. Walker
with a set of cuff links. The neigh -
hors presented Mrs. Walker With a
carneo brooch and IVIy. Walker with a
gold watch chain. Several other pre-
sent's in addition were also received.
The house was beautifully decorated
for the ocCasion with evergreens and
a color scheme of gold and white.
During the afternoon a'program was
held during, which Mr. George Walk-
er read an address on behalf of the
children and Mrs. F. Kerr made the
presentation. Miss Lula Kerr read
an'address on behalf of the grandchil-
dren and Mrs. Gordon-Penhale mmle
the presentations. Mr. Walker ex-
pressed in a very feeling' Manner the
hearty appreciation of himself and
Mrs. Walker. The guests for the
evening werepresentfor amost stfm-
Ptuous repast w'hich was followed by
a social evening of games and aanuse,-
ments. Both the bride and groom of
fifty years ago are enjoying compara-
tively good health,
Mr. Walker was bormon a farm on
the Crediton road in Stephen town-
ship.' Mrs. Walker's maiden name
was Mary Clark, she being a resident
of Bayidold. They were united in
marriage at Sonforth in 1872 and
they took up their residence on the
farm on which they reside. Shortly
,after they rented the farm and moved
to Centralia,' where for a few years
Mr. Walker was engaged as a horse
buyer. They returned to the farm
where they have ever since resided.
They. have five children living; Ed -
Word and George, of Stephen; Mrs.
Down, of Grancl Bend; Mrs. F. Kerr
Croditon and Miss Myrtle at home.
One 000, whair served hiS
country In the late War, was killed
in action. They have four grand-
Ohildren and one great grandehild.
Among those who were present for
the occasion SITO O three sisters and
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oue brother of Mrs. Walker, Vire .Arrs.
Forgey, of Wingham; Mrs. Emily
Peek, Of Payfield. Mrs Ellen Arm-
atrong, of Toronto and Mr. Lanty
1330 of llayinold; also Mrs, 'Wm.
Glaa Ind 1' t t 0V la 1Phe
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kek's ina.:ly friends ill WiShing thoiri
mallY years of continued health and
happiness.
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eduction
All Ranges guaranteed gobd,
bakers and easy on fuer
RANGES $1.1V
10076 $1.06.
.1-EWELL STIDEL,r.R.A.NCIES
now $75.00
,IE\VEI..j., CAST RANGES
110.00; tlow $1,05.00,„ .
SOUVENIR RANGES
$75,06; now 565.00
D-16,11',0-\rEN,11.1ANGTS'''
I -leg. 513500; „nov $1,t5.00
NET...SON, (used, bit 11 good
coucliti oil 6,36-.00
Oven; 'reg. $35.06 nolsr 531,
SEWELL QUEBEC
„FR., reg. $28.00;1)006 55.0,0 '
, JEWELL QIJE1.;'ll',C'
Keg.. 524..0 6, 1.7.010 521.00
TIVO' I,VO 0 D
$3.00. and 56.00.
Mitts and Gloves
ALL MITTS. AND GLOVIZIS
25 PER CENT Oldr
3 Gold Medal Washing Mach/
REG. $22.00, WH1LE THEY LA.Sill• $19.50
• 1 LIBERTY ELECTRIC WASHER, Reg. $125_.00 FOR $100.06
1 TIIVIE SAVER ELECTRIC WASHER., Reg. $125.00; now $1115.•410
TEN PER CENT. REDUCTION OIN ALL WRINGERS.
CSMIntil
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A. Carload Just Received
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t I) ,POLA,RINE EXTRA HEAY Y•
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