HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-1-14, Page 3TEACH CHILDREN
VALUE OF 1VIONEY.
By Edith McClure Patterson
.The •c anadian horuemalter la seeking
with keen concern and determined ef-
fort iizlowledgs that will enable her to.
handle her prefeaelpa in a iniSinte90.
like way. Coznmunity:,Mercha•nts a
in malty'Melee • co-operating iu epxeade
In this kaaowledge, for they -ase that,
by helping the housewate to spend her
looney wisely they Will profit toot less,
but snore.
But this educational work is not bo-
ing coeflned to the housewife, The
best requite, can be ac?aie'fed through:'
inoorporating into onr public schogl
raining a practical education; along
business lines. One of thbe best known
text book writers is completing. a
series of arithmetics which will show
Its .practical application to the needle
of everyday We and lead children to
look upon mathematics, in its lower
bz+anclzes riot as a difficult snibjeot tbat
mast be mastered, bu as an interest-
ing study that' will help them every
day,
Youthful Buaaitess Men,
Children have little reaithatiou of
the value of money, ; its usesi as. a
medium of exchange, and of ha' 'x! n'g °kzer ;olein dwelling few rooms ed fit Intervale Tiled flooring is mot-
et
Yet- thousands
et children enY4*g ..�' 0111 t.,rtva It has bacoane .almost a .h jty to. calor effects eat tiecid>eid.
nese life aft �. v e -vr,u ctn pres'
after con letiai e,,eoaana da has o'
p � �'' y h gene whe2i, it y ,
;� ,aLouse � � . ail, antag�es� in the long ran. Tbs colors
school, They become s,elfeupporw�,.,;;Scott 'y' to. design the living zt;ever fa,cl�e and. the gioesy surface
In many "cases are the mainstay of a 'retina -more or lees, after the Queen . makes, cleaning a simple process
family. They have to spend money Anne period and let the kitchen sug- { For a yielding surface comfortable
every day. gest Mary Ann. Nowad'a'ys Mary Ann to the feet linoleum either printed or
Is there anything that is more im- and her mistress have culinary and inlaid unbeatable, l
i� uz beai:a.bie, as wall as con -
portant for the child to learn than the heus�ek�eeping quar+t•ers� in what is fre- parativeily inexpensive. It offers• un-
wise
spending of money? Sueh a
knowledge would inoreas,e his• value
to his employer and to himself. When
this training is given: we shall. no long -
have to acknowledge that there
are persons in prisons to -day who
committed their first offenseseby steal -
big money from their employer to
make up a deficit caused by their own
wrong cc lculati•ons in making change.
Promote Canadian a Ideals.
A great cry has. gone forth,to build
stronger boys for our nation's leaders.
Is it not
equally
izn
or
P cant to build
stronger girls; mentally, pbbysieaily.
and spiritually,.:that they may be great
mothea\s� of great national •leaders)?
The foundation of true Canadianisin Is
lard in tbie home. Wise_spending has
mu h
G to
do
with the welfare and
growth
of o •
uz children and the well
being of both our men en and.
women. The
present movement aims t�o•reach -.both
adults and children.
r
Bane z
es
mere
ants
and business
b b z ese
men generally have shown a great
deal of interest in this edu(utional
movement.
T7i '
The vision on o
f the
Cana-
dian dian educator sees tan nnrn
ach of
•._.�.,�, �,,.. asp r,...-
I�tIQ�i
4
fort t reason is
l
built. Your grocer se:11s this
delicious s Ie d Try •
GIVING
THE
KITCHEN
ITSDUE
Much of the Health and Happiness. of ill in taxa ' Home -
peach on a. %'elI 'esg ed .and .„
Well -Equipped �►itCheA'1.
An army, remarked Napoleon, stead of being aU white, axe given 0:
marches ort its e�tomaeb. So, to a large nar�-aw edging of gg+eeu, :bice, 'or black
e -Ment, does the family, and 't3iat le tiles, the :color .cIws'en being in rhea-
Why the ititoTzen assumes mony with the tiled floor where such
y u s so import .hes ;been laid down, Some of the more
ant a posltion in the home,--,d�eltoates, elaborate hatchets ` even have tiled
ser eeeplee and canned goods notwith-wail's sac wainscot t the d•acorative
st:, ..�sxs,
,q1being �
t
`tl either eon ionone or insert,
utilize it to the greatest adva'GP'' rqm • Rat, 0Ave careful planning than ly at first, but its durabiliy and adapta-
quemtly the brightest, cleanest and
most sanitary room on the premises..
The up-to-date kitchen is distin-
guished for two features.; it is prac-
tical and attractive. The first is
achieved by size, layout, number and
arrangement of labor-saving devices,
and the placing of windows and arti-
ficial light. Tine second is secured by
the uniformity of fixtures and furni-
ture, r
e ands
y decors taon. Calor is be-
ing more and more used in the kitchen
in preference to a14white, as the lat-
ter
atter is apt to, be somewhat glaring if
the ioom ha,s• fi southern exposure—as
limited choice in tile or floral designs
in bold and bright colora'thatwash.
and wear well.
In selecting the kitchen equipment,
both built-in and movable, there le an
almost bewildering field of choice. Cer-
tain
ertain oonvenienoe;s• once undreamt of
are n+ow oonsid�ei^ed essential, however.
These inelu;d,e' e. variety of cupboards~
closets, ironing boards and folding
tablets,. d In buildingo
ng the house, recesses
es
for these fixtures should be made, but
where that accommnodatiron is not
availl4�ble,
res in many elder houses,
such canvemi•enees• should be installed
*
la II
••
- I I
�1 roe wz,fll'shnt
hof inflamatory Ver aHappy
!1 y
I
I
Pham ffr, rolttributR in some
EASY 'T
Lifting Th
!" 5 IWV• TE
$ of oiir OW11
oto run them off
Elie price $32'.00
cape has coyote in,
y before the price
'?hit!' BROS.
S. G. Lamport have
, after spending the
, Icitg friends in Flint
amport, has return-
,.. "ter spending a few
e here,
`3d to see Mr. 'Wrn,
lin after being con -
for the past three
)ken leg,
tier and daughter,
Roll a piece of page. Weitzel have re -
about as big around ler spending the
dollar. Cut a disc to.
a silver dollar or a wonting and even -
Ask a friend if lie can of the pastor at.
through, the tribe, lipthurch will be bas -
It. He will find this 'IA: What is life
Place a half dollar ting to God's blue
tube and the diso au.dad empowered by
the task imposRible, will have occasion
variablyb able to'-ite,' waste these two
e hies. They are
°lifting the ileo by plat
beThis ltween e thaelb discvery and F for yolr,
04 to announce that
as it should be, ` /stow_ Cleveland, Ohjo,
prising part: - zd Tr
annzversa y
for'Feb. 14th
When you wish to urea ^Evangelical church:
while appearing to sa
tile nding leader and
e. tube, • the half ce .date!
seem to..make much clia:tin rink at Credi-
disc lifts, apparently>f a good smooth
whether the coin Is fie; the gleeful and
the tube or not. Ti”
simple; Instead? „ tes among young
through the tube, blow Yiit to
averng It at thethe speedful-
Wednesday afternoon at the Moore
of Mrs. H,K. Bilker; It was a very
enjoyable session. Mrs. A, Wolfe
wss la the chair. The report show-
ed that 111 treats and many letters
were sent to the shut-ins and aiflett
ed. Very interesting papers were
given, by Mrs. W. G. >Palst :on:
'Christmas Cli4er' and by Mrs D.
Mcisaac oil "Missions," Berniee
Bilber gave a pleasing piano solo.
A very palatable luncheon:, was ser-
ved by the Social committee.
(CZip this out and pry limited, while at
other of the series, in ft the sports take a
,_,remonious drop. It
ach of a stretch of
THECII ERFUIancy one can hear
The plump ones
_____ fore gracefully and
. others.
Is One Who las; tato report that Mr.
who has been crit -
Blood of Good neumonia is conval-
orably that Miss
The fact that one wese, could leave his
eyed, roey-cheeked, striay morning.
ful, z
�. 1
•s„ , man is assured
the
vhf e anotheranother
1
depressed, is due tory ..
tic interest of the
otherwise to the •conditipe in soonhis toprolobe nableged
Pine way bo remedy hprovements in his
state is to build up the is Mrs. Chris. Hoff
-
this purpose there ishe best of health, be-
e”- equal Dr. Willieen with sciatic rhetima-
case to -point' is that zophet of justice,,,
Abra, Graveley St�i? p .
on "Painting of
seizes
B.C. h
.,
w o
eaye: Abs<
the Un
ited church
in
T was
ave sd k
o w•o=
r3Y and
nfn Come
eve
g
be wasting away in ed with the shepperd
Local members of the Maccabees
are greatly interested in a proposed
xaerger between ` that society and
the Ladies of The 1Viaeoabees whi .
will be • voted. on at The Mecca bees�.,
international convention in Detroit,
Mich., January. 7.
The Ladies of The Maccabees ap-
proved the merger by
a two thirds
majority at a convention on Decem-
ber II, and if it carries in the other
society., the combination will result
in one of the strongest fraternal
benefitassociations in the iworld,,
with a membership of over 250,000;'
nearly 500- local dodges, assets in
excess of $29,000,000, and fully or-
ganized departments of 'men, women
and children. An affirmative vote
in The Maccabees convention' is
practically certain, according to A.
W. Frye, supreme commander, and
the merger will go into effect nine-
ty days after its approval by the
Michigan commissioner of insur-
ance.
While The Maccabees and the
Ladies of The Maccabees have hith-
erto had no official connection, they
haven been brothel, and sister soc-
ieties ever since the organization of
the latter in 1886, with mutual aims
and interests. In the opinion of
leaders in both societies, these can
be better carried out by operating
as one association instead of two,
with competition eliminated, re-
duced expense, and one society giv-
ing whole family protection instead
of the husband belonging to one and
the wife to another.
Under the Maccabees' plan of op-
eration, men and women members
are on an absolute equality but meet
in separate lodges, uniting only
when mutually desired for social
purposes. The L. , 0, T. M. local
branches will thus retain their full
indentity and their own ritual, and.
the ladies.will have full representa-
tion in the society's governing body
according to their membership.
all the time. I •grey
doctor oot sent me to
ti+eatneetut there dida
I returned home. .e
ani; ber of tonics with.
Choir while wishing you a.4ree., my m
New year azld many of mise i a iii
was tired of orthodox
for a
ane out boldly z
is and
of justice order
near Park-
k
place
oho Whiting
hiting, a
itzng
0
We have 'a surplus of attx• own
Slttarts and in order to run tliezil off
we are making the price $3:2'.00
while they last,
Otw car of oil cake has "conte
Get your supply before the price
aayances,--ARYBY BROS. • Hannah. annah. Binu, spent
week in Lueau,
Mr, and Me. Jacob Poster, of
Birch Falls, Saskatchewan spent a
few days this week with the forrner's,
sister, Mrs, John Marley,
Miss Helen Thacker', of the eig'hth
line spent the week -end with friends
in the village.
Miss Margaret McX•nigizt, of Al-
berta visited recently with Ozer cou-
sin, Miss Mary Beckett.
1
st
e
CHISELUURST
l'1re many
(4o4boit age glut
slowly
recovering
illness.
Ur, Richard Cann left
brother , itud sister in
Michigan,
Mrs. Geo, ,T rtes visited with ber'
sister, Mrs, R, Peart,' of ilocod,
who is quite poorly,
Mise Bila Francis, wile has spout
the past year with lit sister, Mrs.
B. 1+1. Dooley, has returned to her
home at 141unre,
The Ladies Aid of Main St. United
Church, will hold an old-faw,hioned,
tea -meeting on Web. 12th. Boar t o
date in mind;, Particulars later.
Mr, Claas. Harris and daughter
Elsie, left Saturday for their hone
in L doeville N.Y,fter attend-
ing
,
ing the- funeral of the former's aunt
the late Mrs. Dayinan, and visiting
his sister, lt9nnie, and brother
Mr. Thos. .d 11
'ri'he two brothers
and sister haat e-').i,xotograph taken
by Mr, Sepier before the former'
left for his. ,tome.
The Trustees of the church' held.
a meeting Friday evening.
Miss Pearl Harris visited for a
few days with her uncle, Mr. Jos.
Daynaan at Kippen.
Dashwood
Dr. H. H. Cowen, L. D. S.
D. D. S.
EON
61i_TRG
DENTAL
At office
Block, i in Hart le'zb7310 ,
Dash-
wood, first three days of week and
at office over the Post Office, in
Zurich, last three days of week.
We have a surplus of our own
Shorts and
in
order to
run them off
we are making the price $32.00
while they last.
Our car of oil cake has come in,
Get your supply before the price
GREEN WAY
Mrs. Fred Mason and sons, of Lon-
don, visited her sister, Mrs. J. Hot-
son last week.
Billy Bullock, is spending a few
days at home,
Mrs. E. McPherson is under the
doctor's care. We hope for a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Geo. Bullock is recovering
from her recent illness.
A deputation from here attended
the meeting held in Crediton, Wed-
nesday, re the matter of circuit
bounding in the United church.
Miss S.. Young has been staying
with Mrs. Gollen, who has been ill
but is improving.
The sympathy of the community
is extended to the 'wife and family
who
P. McGregor,
h late Mr.
of the
l
passed away last ,
as
s y a week
Centralia
IV1'iss Winnie Bssery, is spendin
the week -end in London,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Mills, spent the
week -end at the home of their son, <,
Mr. Rex Mills, at Wyoming..
The Women's Missionory Society
will Bold their regular monthly;
meeting in the Sunday Sohooi on
Wednesday afternoon,
Next Sunday evening, Jan. 17111,
the subjeet of the sermon will be
"Are we Justified in Telling a 'False-.
hood, or is Honesty the Best
Policy,"
A. number from the village a
tended the funeral of the late M
Alex. Hodgins of Biddulph, en P
day last.
The ,Ladies Aid are ;serving
Per next Thursday evening a
church from 6 until 8 o'clock:
(Intended for last week)
Misses Olive and
Viola Rock re-
turned,. to Detroit on Monday after
spending theeholiday at home. They
were accompanied by Miss Hilda
Leven.
visiting Mr. Nelson Hickey is g at
old
renewing and
Mr. J. Hickeys s
y
acquaintances in the neighborhood.
Mr. Hicks of Centralia, visited at
Mr. Will. Hicks on Sunday.
been Mr. Jas. G
Brom
ette
has chop-
ping
P
ping grain for the farmers. It is a
great convenience.
1Vfrs. Potan of London visited her
cousin, Mr. C. Curts last week.
We regret to
report Mr. Selbourne
p
Eleglish is ill in a London Hospital.
ZURICH
Mr. John Oesch, Jr. left for Kit-
chener Wednesday.
Mr. Albert Deters returned to
Waterloo Mondayto resume his
studies at the College.
Miss Ruth Schrag left on Monday
for Lowville, N.Y., where she in-
tends staying for the winter
months.
Mr, Bruce Klopp, son of Mr,
Elmore Kiorp, has been engaged a$
teacher for the Public School on the
Town Line, Stanley, near Drysdale.
Miss J. R. McDonald, ,who spent
the holidays at her home, Kineare
dine, has resumed her duties as
h
.
teacher, of the 14th con., No. 12,
,
Hay.
Babe Siebert, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Siebert of the village, has
been elevated to the position of
"clean up" player on the Montreal
Maroons professional hockey team.
Mr. Harry Jacobe, of near Chisel-
hurst, departed this life on Monday
January 4th, aged 63 years, 1 -le
leavesn
es tomourn his
toss
a sorrow-
ing widow and
sorrowing.widowand one son, alsothree
brothers of which Mr. SoL Jacobe
of the village is one. He was born
H
a
and. raised on the Sable Line, aY,
and in his earlier days used to work
at the saddler trade in Zurich and
later in Hensall.
SEXSIVIITH
A very pleasant birthday cele•'