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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-4-20, Page 1F' 4. iFORTY-SECON D YEAR-No,1 2278 EXETER, ONT.0 TIIIIRSDAX MORNING, APRIL 20th„ 1922 411111111111111111111111111111111 1111111IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIMMIIM:ili 1 ormaliM 12.1.1112 • = =*".''' to get on tile land:, ........ Smart Wearing Apparel for Spring. .....= The farmers are anxiously waiting Miss Lillian Wafiter is home from *ram 4 , • • = .14mmes ammo .6•••••. me... 146: sompet"'".' .4.4. visNitlirisig. the Ff7o°rnli ' 1..'lahl: pcahrieldnrtsenneaarie. . 1.0•11 London Normal tor the holidays. -...... 4 :"...t, l 114,, .....7.,--Q. 7., = Miss Vera jones, is home front FA .- 1: AIIV --- Stratford Normal tai the holidays. arm .11.1m. .1•1111Y1 1 al ./..... Miss Venda LeOitt, of 'Windsor, is 41.8110 I womiso visiting her rathera IVIr, Wm. Leavitt. ....... . .... = heil,‘%riss.tel‘'il,c,Li\ejorsd., Tor: :EGrxieetyeer:_iss Veaistiotirntlgi 0011•1•11 ....••• ."..." News. ,=-.-- AZ ...... ....... - London. ,,'i -a- li - Mr. Hy. Hern, OtlIsborne is visit- ...-. ing for a few day0ith Mr, and Mrs, al = P. Hern. = Miss Horton, '' ho is teaching ..--.E school at Blyth, is, tome for the Eas- =..... ter vacation. = Mrs. (Dr.) M. G.'Grahain returned = home on Friday after visiting with = her parents at Beecher. - Mr. W. M. Ryan, of Waterloo, vis- • ited with Mise. -A. L. Sanders for sev- -- al days during the_ week ...... ▪ Mr. Alva Ingram, of Toronto, vis- ited at his home in Hensall and also called on friends in town, - LOCALS .••••••• •••••11, ainam OMMIN•11. 1.1111•11• :1.0•11•11 •••••••• • • • • I in • • it = isf60111 CAPMENTS • golf' New Arrivals in Suits, Cats and Dresses We have just placed in stock a beautiful range of Nortlrway Suits and coats to meet the demands for the Easter. trade. Prices are very moderate. As well as the smartest Styles we have a nice range of Sta- ple Coats and Suits for elderly ladies in navy and black All Wool Botany Serges. EASTER GLOVES Thenew Silk Gloves are here too for Easter in a vast range of colors and styles, the most popular of which is the New Gauntlet Glove. We will be pleased to show these lines. VENUS SILK HOSIERY The well known Venus brand of Silk Hosiery is one of the best wear- ing stockings on the market to -day. Made bf pure Silk Thread, with wide elastic garter top in. colors white, black, navy, Cordovan brown and Russian Calf also with Clocks on sides. Get your supply for Easter. WATSON BRAND SUMMER IJINDERWEAR FOR LADIES We are ready for the coming season with a complete Stock of the cel- ebrated Watson and Peerless brands of underwear for ladies. Prices much lower on these lines. We have the popular Comfy cut style of vests. MEN'S FURNISHINGS New Ties, Caps, Hats,Shirts, Socks, Shoes, Oxfords, Spring Coats, Suits etc. ready for the Easter trade. • Big Valuei in Ladies' Buckle & Strap Slippers. Children's Fancy Slippers Young Men's. Stylish Suits these.Lines Young Men's Black and Brown Oxfords • Boy's Bloomer Suits Brock Hats for Men • ROUSE FURNISHINGS Come herefor your Rugs, Linoleums, Oilcloths, Wall Papers, Blinds, Curtains etc. We have very special values. 1•1114N111 Miss Alice Taylor and Miss Flossie •••••10 - Ford and lady friend of London, - spent Good Friday in town. = Miss Annie Weeks and Miss Flora .McDonald, of Guelph, have been vis- iting for several days in town. Miss Lela Gould has returned to = London after recuperating at her --' home hers for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Wariless, of Duluth, was cal- led to Exater":Idst Week owing to the illness of her father, Mr. L. Hardy. Mr. Fred May was in Mitchell, on Good Friday and was accompanied home by Mrs. May and son Warren. = Mrs. Geo. Jacques, of Winchelsea, -.-- has been spending a few days with - her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Hern. 32 ones ay .2 PHONE 11121.100 =Mon 101mob 1/111•111.0 MIL a -ye the ,surfa.ce arid lox/ sWe BY T_TSING Lowe Bros. High Standard Paint 1.2 pints 45c., pints 75c., quarts $1.40 1.2 gallon $2.65 MURESCO-THE PERFECT WALL FINISH, All Colors, 70c per package ALABASTINE-THE HOME BEAUTIFIER Mix with cold water All Colors, 35c and 65c per package SUN VARNISH -FOR FLOORS AND LINOLEUMS In tins, 50c, 85c and $1.60. CARMOTJ VARNISH STAINS For all kinds of Woodwork and Floors. Ask for Color Card 30c, 55c .p 5c and $1.75 For FLOORS, WOODWORK ,FURNITURE, ETC. The ready to use Graining Staining and Varnishing process. Ask ' for color card. Per tin 39, 55, 1.00 & $1.85 Heaman's Hardware , PHONES 27J ' ww),..lsoamozgammomtsevorm BORN HAMILTON ---At Cromarty, on Mar. 23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. William HamjIton, a daughter. MARRIED_ ' HAY-41cLEAN-At St. Andrew's, Church, Kippen, on Wednesday, April, 19th, Margaret, daughter of Mr; and Mrs. 3. C. McLean, to Mr. William Hay, of Niagara Fall, TREBLE -RAE -In Toronto, on Good Friday, April 14th, Miss Edith A. Rae, daughter of Mr. Jas. Rae, of London, Eng., to Mr. Leon V. Treble; son ofMr. and Mrs.E. Treble, of Exeter by Rev. Mr. Evans. FORD -BOX -In Exeter on Wed- nesday, April 19, Edna B. Box, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Box, of Stephen,. to Mr. Norman C. Ford, son of Mr. John Ford, Sr. by the Rev. A. A. Trumper. Half Price Picture Sale Cadet McGillivray, of Stratford, has joined his brother and will assist with the, Salvatiba Army work in Ex- eter. Miss .Gregory, Of the Brantfor Collegiate staff, IS" -:spending the ho idays with her mother, Mrs. T. Greg ory. Mr. 'Tom Carling, of .Centralia, ha accepted'a pciSitiodn London an Mr. H. J. Jones, is 'carrying his will shortly move his' family to th ing backfired. sprained when an auto he was crank- abr. right a,rin in a sling, his wrist being . Miss Gladys Harvey, of the Lon- don Collegiate, is spending the holi- days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Harvey. Mr. Rd. Cornish is visiting his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cornish, of Elimville. Mr. Cornish has just re- turned from a trip to England. Mr, Harry Gould, of Windsor, was called home last week owing to the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. Richard Gould, who is suffering from pleuro -pneumonia. While unloading a ear -load of lum- ber for the Ross -Taylor Co. Mr. Ed. Stone had the misfortune to get his hand badly crushed when a pile 'of lumber overbalanced. The men just jumped in time, narrowly .escaping from the lumber falling on them. The Sallies street League recently elected the following' Officers: Pres., Miss I. Johnston; 1st vice Miss Hilda Powe; 2nd vice, Miss Pearl Luther; Srd vice, Miss A. Handford;: 4th vice, Hedley May; secy. Mise Fern Short; treas., Miss Elva Harvey; pianist, Miss Lila Pym; ass't, Mies .Verna Coates. Mrs. E.A. Amy returned home Sat- urday after spending three weeks in London owing to the illness and sub- seqUent death of her 'mother-in-law, Mrs. Thos. Any. Mrs. Amy died on Tuesday of last week, and the re, mains Were taken to Goderich on Friday, for interment.beside her late husband. On Thursday of last Week Mrs, Elizabeth Harney, of Main street, stepped out onto the verandah and had the misfortune to fall, injuring herself. One of the neighbors not- iced her and assisted her into the nonse. She is confined' to her bed in consequence. The extent of her in- juries has not been ascertained. RAE A quiet wedding took Place 10 Tor- rent° on Good Friday at the home Of the bride's sister, Mrs. A. R. Cowan, when Miss Edith A. Rae, daughter of Mr, James Rae, of London, Eng- land, was united in marriage to Mr. Leon V. Treble, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Treble, of town, Rev. Mr, Evans officiated, Mr. Treble and bride vis- ited for a few days with his parents in town. His many friends in Ex- eter will join with The Times in ex- tending congratulations. Mr. Clifford McEvoy, left Monday to spend :a few days in Toronto: Dr. A. E. Tennant is seriously 111 suffering from pleuro,pneumonia. Special Easter services were held in the different churches on Sunday. The first of the Purple Martins for this spring arrived in town last week. Mr. Jas, Gould, of Stratford, vis- ited in Exeter on Thursday of last week. vis- ited in town the fore part of this Week. . Thos.• Harton, of London, vis - Mr. 3. G. Dow shipped a carload of fine horses to Montreal on Wed- nesday. Mrs. Smith, of Toronto, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Arm- strong. • Mrs. T. 0. Southcott is spending a few days this week with her sister in Brantford. Mrs. 'Powell had the misfortune to get some fingers caught in an elec- tric wringer, bruising them, Workmen, have-etarted to excavate for the foundation of Dr. Graham's new residence on Main street. The LO,O.F. will observe their an- niversary by attending Divine Wor- ship in Caven church on April 30th. Miss La Belle Handford, of /lager- soll, sang a solo that was much ap- preciated in James street church ou Sabbath evening last. Mr. W. G. Medd, addressed the Main street Sunday School last Sah- d bath afternoon on the meaning of 1.- Easter. Mr. Ronald Witwer sang a - solo accompanied by Mr. Will Manson' on the violin. s Mr. W. D. Sanders who has been d in ,tii*e hospital at London .owing tov e eye trouble is getting along nicelt and expects to be home in about a week. Mrs. Sanders and. Mrs. Rufus Kestle visited him on Good Friday. Cavell Sunday School held special Closes on the 29th ' ster services on Sabbath morning t. The school has a fine °relies - a consisting of cornet and six vio- s. Violin selections were given Mr. Will Manson, Miss Violet and a violin duett by Bob mbrill and Kenneth Stan b ury. Recitations Were given by anta April lin of ibY Ga SO DON'T WAIT Ga THERE'S NO FUTURE CHANCE 81 It's Now or Never. And if -you don't take advantage of this offer before the end of the present month, YOU are the loser, • na ey es br ooinfield and Jean Stanbury. An interesting debate was held by Main street Epworth Leagite Tnesday evening, the subjeCt being resolvsda "That the World is getting lintErer." The affirmative was takthc•by Lyle Stathatu, ErriCe Medd awl, Ed. Alit; worth; the negative by Howard Matrice Ford and len5on nun'- , The addresses Were very inter - ting and the different polo we'l ought but. Jos-. Seni�r Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Blaney, of Tor- onto, have moved to Exeter, into the. residence recently purchased from the Ramsay estate. Mr. W. H. Kay, who has been occupying the house has Moved into a house on Station street: Mrs. McAllister, wife of the pastor, delivered an address in Main street church on Sabbath morning last, the occasion being the anniversary of the Women's Missionary Society. Her re- marks were inspiring and instructive. The honary members of the Mission Circle acted as Ushers. SEVERE HAIL STORM This section was visited by a hail storm about six o'clock on Monday morning accompanied by a heavy downpour of rain. It was one of the heaviest hail storms in years and for a while it looked as though con- siderable damage might be done. A fete small panes of glass were broken some of the houses. The rain has delayed seeding operations- for a few days as the land was just about in condition for working. OUT OF TOWN VISITORS Among those Who spent the Easter Holidays out. Of town were: Miss Hilda Powe, in Lucan. Mr. J. D. Maim in Windsor. Mr. H. S. Wenborne at Gananoque. Mrs. Amos with friends in Brant- ford. . Mr: Wm. Welsh and daughter Fern in Toronto, Miss Mildred Hatnrey with friends at Ilderton. Mr. R. 13, Quance, was in, London Good Friday. Mr. and, Mrs. S. Fitton and Miss Jean in London. Mr. Bruce Rivers, with his brother Lloyd, in Simcoe. Miss Fear spent Good Friday at her home in Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Chapman and son, Forbes, in London. Master Clarence Boyle, in London, with his grandmother. Aire. (Rev.) Trumper and children with xelatiVes in Lonpn. w,,,, ik r,eq, t 11es in Mite"'-ell ' Fred Ps.Oman' with rela- fives kil. Taraha-4 and Miss Kathleen khamiun 'm t„tondon. 1, A Howey 'Mrs, V. , .and son Lorne, with her -pti.renis, Rev, and Mrs: E. A. Festr;.‘ of Windsor, Mra., R, G. Seldon and son Wallace Willi 4.11ie formers claughler, Mrs. F. No wu lan a t Eini sion. .9.1%Aelrite4 s" jekt EASTER vtrprrogs Mrs. E. Roberts, of Toronto, with relatives. • Miss Ethel Day; of London, With her parents. Mr. Win, Dignan, ofLucan, with his parents, Mr. Has, of pht:64), visited with ri/Irs. Haas at th,e home Or Mr. Albert Ford. ' Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Brogan, and Mr. Leo Brogan, of Windsor, with Mrs. W. j, Harness, Miss Elizabeth Onward and Miss V. Hodgert with the latter's sister, Mrs. Roy Q.23,vard, of Usborne. • • Mr. and Mr. Sidney Clarke and daughter, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Win, Lankin and daughter Miss Bernie, of Granton, With Mr, and Mrs. John R, Hind, the latter re- maining for several days. Messrs. Douglas and 'Wilfrid Stew- art, of Toronto, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Stewart, Mr. Stewart returned with them Monday evening. RESIDENCE FOR SALM Two story solid brick in good condition, near school, 8 roans, bath furnace, hydro and good well. Good brick barn and large hen -house. Four lots, Fruit trees and small fruits. Easy terms. Apply 0. E. Ward, Main St. Exeter. THE HORTIOULTURAL MEETINGS 411 lovers of the beautiful who al- tond.ed the meetings last Wednesday and Thursday evenings in the Oar- negie Library and Town Hall were delighted with the lantern views shown, the first night, by Mr. HartrY of Seaforth, and the second night by Prof. Tomlinson of the 0. A. O., Guelph. The addresses given were good, entertaining and instructive, On Wednesday evening the electiori or officers resulted as ,f011ows:--- Honorary Prsidents: Dr. Hyndman and Mr. I. Carling, President; Mr, S. Harvey, Vice Pres: Miss Jean, Murray, Sec-Treas., Mr: J. G. Say - bury, and in addition ten direetors from various parts of the town. Prof. Tomlinson, in company with a number of citizens, looked over the parks of the town and was much pleased with them, At present he is preparing a report on the mat- ter, giving suggestions for future work. The County Re0esentatave has also been approached and he is sending his assistant to make a com- plete survey of Riverside Park this Week, Professor Tomlinson thought the possibilities in this Park were in- deed fine and offhand he made sev- eral suggestions that when carried out will add to its beauty and useful- ness. Miss Marion Woods is spending the holidays with relatives at Oalt- vine. Your Storage Battery Is entitled to free inspection and distilled water here, no matter what make it is W. J. BEER SOt TH HURON CHORAL SOCIETY Grand ConcTt farnes St. Methodist Church Exeter Friday, April 21st at 8 o'clock Program of Secular Music SOLOISTS Soprano, Miss Anna Cochrill, London Tenor, Mr. J. RileyHallnian, Toronto Baritone, Mr. Clialcraft, London_ Choir of Over 150 Voices Conductor: Mr. A. W. Anderton Admission 75c. Tickets on Sale by Menibers of the Cllorus :2111111111111Ell111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.1 Exeter Flour Mill Now that Spring is opening up you will require the best bread that can be Secured. According to reports that are coming in to us you will be well-advised to use our Manitoba's Best. It is equal to the best on the market. You can go farther and pay more but you cannot buY bet- - ter. Read what one of our customers "our flour is Al quality and sells on its inerts. If I sell a new customer one bag he comes back for more," F..: We are the Emporium for Feed in Exeter and v1611113% OUr stock is large and varied, consisting of: - CORN: ---A supply of the best quality. OATS: -Western Oats that we have recleaued, taking wet the dust, hulls and Sill all seeds. These we are selling on a narrow margin. OIL CAKEi---If you have never fed Oil Cake try some for ' your mulch cows, pigs, in fact, all 3 -our stock. TANKAGE,: -Sixty per cent protein, just thestuff to push those pigs along. MILL PEED: -We have a supply of our own manufactUre = on hand. 1.14.n.1•11 WilliiiiiIiiii1111111111111111111111i1ll1111l1111111111111111111111111111111111111iiiilllifil