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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-10-28, Page 1TIMES, ESTA:BLISHEiD 1873 t AMALGAMATED' 141/re317,ER,ADVOCATE, ESTABLISHED 18871 -DECEMBER lit, 1924 EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING,. OCTOBER 28th 1926; 1"Tl Ti'MI+C1.U%2T1 YE R, O. 1 Exeter Co"(Inca1: r I I III i 1 i I(MII(1(I IIl1(.Illl(I(111��, ,•"` 11111J1111(Iil 1 ]1111 (11((11(( II 111111II111111111I1111(Ill(Ililll(Illl�lllpllll(111111111111(...1._. (i (_111 1. a,.,. l(11 111._. (( I Monday, October ctobert 1o i2'iov 5 n, M1926h ir an liI Lint r.'urrelaaamlree]edtigta e•`H f AT MODERATE PRICES - Clothsthe • Superb .S6-le�,�,�eautif�al � o , Navy U!sterS at from $18 to $28. Greys, Fawns, and other fancy colors at 1€ 5 . up to $35. We invite :..._of Men's you to inspect our big showing �Win Winter Overcoats and compare prices. Mammal Special Suit at $25Q00 Double `Breasted and Single Breasted Models Here is.yqur opportunity!- Men's finest navy or blown Herrinbone moored suits, very finest; English cloths, An • extra special offering on 'sale Vat $25.00 each, Don't miss these if you need a smart style new suit, • cii Plush Linedate for Children • No coat to beat these 'for value. They are the warmest child's coat vee can get. at $9 and $10 according to size. Navy Coats, Flannel Lund for Children A stylish warm. coat for children, specially priced at $6:50: Big Boys' O$ercoa h .a d Bloomer 'Suits Overcoats priced .at $12 to $15. Extra special boy's. ,bleomer suits 'right up `to"'size 35 on sale at $10 each N.WFS_.ANI CAPS • New Fall Fit -U caps at $2.00. . New Snap. Brim Hats, colored bands at $3,95 each. RUBBER U BER BOOTS Keep your feet try by wearing our high grade rubbers and rubber bots. • P QNE3 • 4 �11�11(1101111.111a1� PHONE 32 MINIM realm mourn A11 members present.' The minutes of the meeting held October 11 were read and approved, A letter from the Secretary's office of the Toronto conventibu and tour- ist association in 'Waverly Hotel, Toronto, re tourist business and the opening of a branch office at Niagara Falls N Y., soliciting g aid d or sub- scriptions in its support. No action. Francis Haukin & Co„ Limited, circular , fetter regards sewer „ con- struceion, este. Filed. The following accounts were read and ordered paid: R. G. Seld.dn,. cement and lime B. & L,. $114,60; Soba Neu, labor, $1.50; John Par - sone, labor, :$1.50; Sam'1 Kirk, labor $10,50;: Harvey Bros: team labor, $2,75; Jon. ,i ydd, team labor 55c. Cemetery accounts—R. G. Selden cement and lime $58.45; J. Gam- mage & Sons Ltd., London, .advice and expenses $13,00.` Passed on motion of Hawkins and Davis." Car- ried. Joseph'Senior,-Clerk EXETER, PLOWING MATCH WAS SPLENDID . SUCCESS The Exeter branch of the Ontario Plowmen's Association piclred the only fine day last week for their plowing match which was held oil the farm of Mr. Wm. Welsh, about two miles north of tort*n, on Friday. The day previous was very disagre- able with plenty of rain and it look- ed as if the match would have to be postponed, but Mr. 'Welsh's land is high and dry, being well drained and everything went off fine. A number, however, from a distance who- had 'planned .te compete, dM not turn up. The . intra. et in' the. match was keen and all day long i.31IA+:AKS. ARM CRAN1UNG CAR LANDMARK" IC Y Ii °vi0!) Leonayd Prang, son of Lewis f Zurich, student atthe Prange o r a su tr ur Exeter High School, iraotured kris right arm at the wrist while crank- ing a car, +,, BIBLE SOCIETY IMPORT EXETER BRANCH The foilowng is thetotal contri- buted by churches' to the work of the " Bible society: Trivia Memorial $5.00; Cavell $11.25; James St. $$551,95;29.45. Main St. $57.25; total LITtLE LAI) CAUGHT IN GAS ENGINE .' Dalton, a young son of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon. Heywood, of Usborne, met with a. nasty accident one •day last week whert he got caught'in a gasoline engine. He received a nasty scalp wound about an inch long and his 'right arm was badly cut requiring a number of stitches to close. NOT SOLD es Ad- lirei Tho statement in the Times -Ad- vocate vocate last week that Mr. W. J. Statham, of St. Thomas, had 'pur- chased the property of Mrs. Exner-. son was a mistake. Mr. Statham's ivas the highest bid, but the house was withdrawn from the sale and is still in. the market for private sale. This is a very desirable property and Messrs. Gladman and Stanbury are offering . it upon reasonable terms, AUTOMOBILE CASE The action. of Mrs. Graham, of. Toronto, widow of the onion man who was .killed at Hensall about a year ago, against Mr. John Essen, of St. Thomas, for $15,000 damages resulting from the collision of cars visitors kept coming and ir, 'CIr,+ at the rater: ection of Ilsn.alI Main ,tet. and the London Road, conies up Mission. Circle of the Jaynes Street for trial -at the Assizeo conirnr;reed• church conducted a booth and serv- at Goderich on Tuesday. Mr. . Esson has retained Mr. J. r. Me? voy,, of London. and Mr. J. G. Stanbury. of Exeter, to defend him. The latter ed hot reiresihrents. Sone pa tat-- ularly fine work vM s o by the plowmen and the judge aJr. W. A. Dickieson, of Rockwood, who has renr!�sentect Mr. Elson at the Cor - said jud, at pi 0 ii , it matches,onor's inquest when he was c 'one - that the work would do credit ated. a provincial match. He made • special mention of the plowing done POLITICALPARTIES ACTIVE by Roy Tyndall,'Senor th in the Y „� boys class. Following .: tee the n, c is There Inas been con;iclera e etc - prize winners: tivity in the political camps or South High cut plows—Harold Jeffrey,. rO. .sincelocalPremier Ferguson an- ; Exeter; Geo. Hunter; L Iimvilie, it. nouncetl December 1st as the date Doig, Kippers; Alen, R .:sell, aralton., i ,a..; .• .. �',;...• r ~. y ._ for. -the,. rosinciai election,.:. E—ee 1 Boyo wader 0 ,�tr�y�.ra11, Sia tine meetings have been held by .. !forth. $ilroth th•� L•ibeial ani. f'onsrtvliic Open class-- £'eres._'ti 4112' 'Yee CX- ,l1f1,ir' and the leiter are e hili in a - eter; Lou Fletcher, 3 irkcori.convention to nanninate a ean.d:date { Messrs. Jessa-• Liston and Mr, Wxn. Russell, last weeps removed one of t olcl of I e l andm of the e West side of the toevn whoa they cut down an English cherry tree over 70 years old which had beou planted' by Mrs, Elston'e gran(lifathex, the late Rd. Gidley. .It had grown to quite a large size being 3 feet in diameter en the stump and forty feet across the top. Three of the largest limbs were each a good load for a' team. It had notbeen b en bearing fpr Soiree. years but the last year it yielded fruit 26 pails of luscious cherries were picked off it. `ole Theatre FRIDAY AND SATURDAY -; October 29th and 30th 'ICKFORD, in '.ilfle. AnnieRooney' . .tong a rof 1. the e b y roll leader of a band of boys in New York Eastside slurs. , Never • was more sweetly impish nor fascinatingly beautiful. aUSUAL 'COMEDY Tuesday 8K- Wednesday NO TE)tBEE 2nd and 3rd PARAMOUNT PICTURE "Sea Horses" A lig spectacular special with all that the word implies. USUAL COMEDY Dread is food that sustains and satisfies, so cut,, the shoes thick. ,. High-priced foa€�.� that ander- nourish are oft given fust place on the table, while Bre-ad is a blessing we're too often in- clined to take for gi autad. • Don't forget that Bread is rich • in vitantinc. —t]1Er life-g]vin t ° cleinent so naceesary to health. _< , c 9,r � �,... ��c�,,� o�✓d ,�. �.e��cE Ihea.cl Always satisfies. You can eat' '• slice after slice becatioe rf the tempting quality that cornea from `its an pare ingretltants. _sr4 - Please t Nebo ' willtown � of October I be out ofi:i n 18th to November 1st, My office will however, be open during thie;' period with' Mr. S. 13. 'Taylor; Jcri•et- er in oliai•ge 0-1 $psotaete repairs or to n'ake appointments with ranee who wish Eyesight examrnatien, after nlY return. S. Fitton Phone 75w, • OPTOMr"11_ TRialt "Where Qua ity. Counts— We Win " -Ask For It— You know the kind --that satisfy- ing and health -giving bread with the real malt flavor. Now your answer, is, easy -rand sure_ just say 'Give me -Grant's' It's greo.t better by several de- grees, grees,' if flavor can be measured, than any you'ee ever tasted. With the first slice yotl'Rirelish this dif- ferent blend and how it will linger through to the last slice. �.iasS Baer EXETER ONTARIO Libe al C-onservat ve (1.0. A Convention of the Liberal-(ott- see a.rvee of South I-iuren r Ili be heli in the Town Hall � ^r `Til .. ,., l•f T "26th, .1.Li! AT 2 P.M. , O ?+ ateerere .AT.i" rl. t a:� I,.`c &' 1T E. i,'4) • v THE 13:'.(;ISI iT' V. Each Zuni rpalil:y is entitled to -.rad three clele.gates for each polling. ; SEVERAL PROMINENT SPE ' E•, ,`+, 3� +-IL3e ;1' ._.P1i.ESFi�I i, CLIJDTNf CARTNt:7: l eTE it 00D SAVE' E `pHE isl1�'(_, Classes in stubble, boys under 17 ,� "•` i ROBT. HIGGINS, S« , oil overnber .9th. W, G. Med 3 i ;i +, a ,r1 c i ur s n—John Dean. Irene €lI t. for the Progressives is? already in• ° ' Boys under 21 Ernest Prout. the field and is setting up an orgaixi EXETER "e2. ©h"5r'A uuO . WM, CONSITT, 'resident tserseet Open class in stubble—Angus sation in the various Municipalities. Kennedy, Kirkton; Victor Jfi'ry, Exeter; Geo. Ferguson, Hensall. Tractor—Gonion McDonald, Ex- eter. Speciale—Te 4: 4t a,r �::n i ` e.,a, ,Perey Pa: snore, I' titer; best finish Representatives of the i ibeeei Both U. F. O. and the Liberals are cri"i- osed to Premier Ferguson's t'or policy,. and an effort has been . made to place only one, candidate in the field on the side of fen,lre , in sod. Percy Passmore; bet err—:vi l).,a•ty are in Toronto conferrie r•l•it a. - with " r in stubble, Percy Passmore; bust their Ieader Mr Sin'elair and a (eye - volition t 9- vontion will likely be c,11i::f #Ilis coining week. ' crown in- ,u1,1J1, John Dean, Fen - sail; best finch r' --iublrle 1" ne.1t •E A Trout, Exeter; bet plow team, P. •=ePassmore, Exeter; i 'rt team and • 111111111111111111(1111111111111111111.1111111111111111111111111'1111111(1111111111111i111s11111111111111I11 111.111a111111ii 111111111 ,arrays^ a 5 r 1011 S!S ° t o V for sure shooting h.00tin g Canuck Shells per box $1.25 l4ong. Range Shells per box $1.60 WEAR EVER SPEC Wear -Ever Potato Pots special $1.49 ri • 444: Guaranteed $1.70 Samson Guaranteed $2:00 Handled Axes $1• 50' a aCi i s9 L 5 good make 25, 40 and 60 watt. Special this week at 5 for $1.25 Old English Floor Wax 85c. per pound Johnston Floor *ax 75c. per pound Waverly Floor Wax 50c. per pound LOWEST PRICES ON QUEBEC HEATERS AND QUEBEC COOIIS u a�. Plumbing Tinsmithing eaman!s...11#4*are lilt Store tOE2Al ;i) OF '._HANKS the late Jane Me o�a til n The fanilly thein man i7Nk�caal 'wish to thank their ;,frie ids .ani1 neighbors for their kind- less and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement and also :€for the doral tributes 'froth. the Her- -rite the Masorete •Lodge,. pais Abattoir n ,,of Toronto, -anti ulto. for. all other i:oral tributes. )ARD OP It/TANKS The family of the late R,osina 417, Irbeiier, of Crediton,,tton; desire to • express "their sincere thanks to the many friendaoancl, neighbors for their kndnes and empathy ep?ressed during their 'recent bereaveaient,, ' DEATHS McNICOL--At i ar ulra.1, on October q 23rd, Jane Vance, widow of the late David MoNicol, aged 75 years, 1 month Med 6 clays. PINKBEIN 3R -•-••Irl Crediton, on ()et- tober 28rd, Jacob Finkbeiner, ag- ed 68 years, 7 months and .6. days. ' %i:#iL]<.ZDi'G'%t7 EY SOCIAL IAIN S. CHURCH UNITED N C TUES. EVEN., N., NOVEMIBER 2nr1 at 8 o'clock. Good program • Come and belie a jolly tine' in the spooky corners with the fearsome witches And black eats. •- Refreshments Served ,,Admission 25c. ELIALVILLE UNITED CHURCH ,.THANKSGIVING ,SERVICE AND. row", SUPPER SUNDAY AND MONDAY, NOV. 7, 8. On. Sunday Rev. ]Irwin will Oc- cup,• the pulpit .in fhe morning at 10:30 o'clock and Rev. F. E. Clys- dale at 7 p.m. On Monday evening November 8th a Fowl Supper will be served from 5:30 to 8 o'clock after which an c� exc rllent program of mu- sic will be rendered by Askin St. Orchestra,' London, "Shield Winners of Ontario" under the leadership of Dr. Smith. This will be interspers- ed by snging, readngs, speeches, etc. Admission Adults 60c., Children 30c '~ An oyster supper aby L.O.L. No. 492 will be held in the Orange Hall, Wooclham, on. Friday, November' 5th followed by a good program in, which the Brunswick Trio, of Lon- don, will take part, Admission: adults 76c; children 35c. Mr. and Mr's. John Gilffllen, of Usborne returned Tuesday ev- ening by auto after visitig their ne- phew, Dr. D. T. Smith, of Bay City, Mich., for two weeks., They report. 1 ,very fine trip. BIRTHS bIacGILLIVRAY — Tn Montreal, on ct e. October T4tri, to Capt, and 1ir ].ViacGillivray, a son: Capt• : Mac- Gillivray was formerly in charge Salvation 'Ariny:work in Ex- eter. P,' ONS•—In Usborne, pre October 17th, tp ,Mr. and labs. 1llarl Rar- sorts, 5.clatrgb.ter, JONES—On the London 11,(1.. Sotitlt, on October 25th to Mr. and Mrs. George Jones', a daughter (Villa Ilone, ) I ERR—In Seaiorth, on Tuesday', October 19th, to Mr, and Mrs. W. Y, Kerr, of Monetviile a son, (Ronald Willlam.) equipment. Victor Jeffrey, Exeter; youngest plowman, John Bean, Hon- sall: atfdeet nloivi .an, Alex. Russell, - aite:a; best l:lo„ d land by au Us - born. plan.rev z ePercy assuyore • best :; ct !plowed land in eed, Percy Passmore, E .+•s cter. CATTLE l-?3EATING G • ltrr•. Ralph Willis, of Stephen, re- cently lost five heed of cattle t'rum eating thorn :1,pp,e't on afurass farm On Stephen Tp. Three ofthe en- amels were baby beeves, the others Iyear olds, The ••timate wereiforoad on different parts of the farm and had apparently dropped in their tracks and died. The thorn apple contains a Treat many seeds and the seed had become lodged in the LOCALS lrr. Peter, Harry, 23awden and Son Ia i.y , of Itidgetown, motored up to Exeter and were accompanied home Tuesday i r. , r the foymer`s father, iVli•. Jos. "law - den, who Inas spent 'several weeks in town. Mr. and 11rs, Wm. Fisher return- ed home Tuesday after .et; ng' for several days with Mr, and Mrs. Jne Davis. of Chatham. - They brought with then their Iittle granddaughter Jeanette, who will visit for a time. Mr. and Mrs: L. ,V. Hogarth have ' moved to Exeter from Stephen. Tp, and are occupying the rooms over E. C. Harvey's store. Mrs. Hogarth who recently underwent an opera -1 tion. for appendicitis in a London hospital, returned home on Satur- stomach .Causing death. ..A stomach tday. of one of the . =heals. was opened Rev. and Mrs. Jas. Foote .nioto•_ed to and a pailful :of seeds removed. Queen Hill, near Port Elgin on Saturday evening last where he con- • FRACTURED" LEG D1 RUNAWAY ,ducted anniversary services in Knox church a former• pastoral .charge. Mr. Nelson Hankin,- .son of Mr. Large congregations filled the'churclr Thomas Ilunkin, of Usborne, was to capacity and it was a gi eat de -1 seriously injured Saturday evening light to them to meet old friends 1 when a teary and wagon 'in which after an absence of over" sixteen . he was driving,.honle was,.struck by Years. On Monday evening a great an auto. Mr. Hunkiu was thrown fowl supper with a fine program, .of otit and suffered a fractured leg and speeches and music, Major Rev. J, an injury to his shoulder. The team C. Tol.mie occupied the chair, 1 ran away and the wagon was badly I On the evening of October 16th a smashed. One of the horses land- fowl supper was given by Mr, and ed tri a.ditch of water on, its back Mrs. Albert Alexander, of Bethune., and had it not•- been rescued when Sask., in honor of Miss Emily Corn it' was would have drowned• iii ea- ish, who has been visiting there for other few minutes. The other the past two months. There were horse was captured later. Mr. Hun- forty guests present including 3 tes- kin is at present being cared for at ars:. Jaynes, Samuel, Robert, Wil - the Borne of his brother -in -.law, 1Ir•.. liana and Edward Alexander and Ed. Pollen, of town, - , their families. A good time: wee enjoyed by all. Miss Cornish left I A children's story telling contest I The October meeting of the We - was tho chief feafure of the October men's Christian Temperance Thelon meeting of_ the 'Women's institute was held Monday afternoon in the held in Senior's Hall on Tuesday basement of James St. churela Mrs. evening. The boys and girls of the J. T. Miners presiding. A splendid public 'school grades delighted the report of the Provincial W. C. T. U. Convention held at ° Hamilto q audience with their stories. Mr. 13. n, v,a, IVa le: Dcaver•s, 1VIrq.. J. ,II. Jones awl given by Miss Murray. The Exeter Miss B. "Cio�ve' acted as judos ltd' 'Colon was success'ftil in winning the. r. J € RL the prizes were awarded rye follows: ltrri"e itonated bY. Mrs. Wn1: Pugsley; STORY -TELLING CONTEST'. for the East on October 18th \ Room I, Gale Browning let,FDoris the I'rorv;ncial' 'President, for having I ,•. McLean 2'rxl; AO OM IT, Doris xarvey the largest' nat.tnl)er df ylow ritenliers :,, in the' Brovrnre. A violin selt:,tron �,et us ha,vo- nut re. ntrerixeiit no i� 1st, .Donald aondspeetl. 2ndee Room � . �� y q s, -mum Itow small, we will \ . , Elliott- b George Grant arad. - a )lotto _ ,.o.• ,. III Vivian 1"1st Jesie Jen Y to T.g., .. , , i do i•he prtieiin,�. tie club the cutlers. to (:tiller and et' View, pre- c to •bv Vies 11 1,ti St I' ' lvas v r \,du.t it,4trgs end. i'�ootn IV; Edith (c€nn.lst Y e y �,.44„4„.. - ' . ('O: pard for u, a sav lig of 10 peg cant; Hazel Lockwood and; Room V, .ld- reticle appreciated by diose present. .. , Helen t Instruictive readings on Tenrpoianeo 3 \ eine Stone j:st, e Lockwood n were b. Mrs, Amy i lwe j ,end. Grafton .Coclirolxtt' delighted Irtecl e y it y ani A, . ,\�'', his hearers with a violin solo: gMrs, Sims. It was decided "to prepare a t:4 se Ward con€l.ircted the meeting al lrttt:aitnti to he given souieiiine in for the absence of the rreandent Mrs: Wernher, The meeting closed wit'.i 1• � Mos. Dinner: singing and prayer, eenn AR t IL w.r 1 �w�4'2'a �9j ri . REV.S`n: '3feT. '�, I"e,I„r 'gP 1'.;:r• will i3•' fiver. inthe JAIVIES n;J JL • Y..t:4 ✓"tTE ii.. s tx TUESDAY Ar /ass. ,� - 1 C1: ' �.•• f at 8 0 [lock ti m. Under ' e pi c of, tile IV. M. S. Into tho .r3 ;, ege the speaksc' will Littk 0ver• ft ng ;rem i; e1;- j r from , 7� t s to � , .•i:x the , hottl of milk i^, tic �to..� keep quiet i..t y1i the church, to the"nod and Staff" fleet .. .gone th r o,s;;h we: pass through the vale. One hour and a quarter of wholesome entertainment it tent , A eoyn, .nation of serve and none 1 e. humor of s i; f pathos; so carefully blended, that not. a dull moment is experienced. • • COME AND ENJOY YOURSELF AI1;ML:ISION: ADULTS 25c. CHILDREN Secs.. Fun Hit of the Season -- in .L ' JL 1 Mt. Carmel, Ont. . Presented by ML • CARMEL RAM T C MEM( A� -- cit �'� .. .P :,, Friday � n� _. Thursday &ve i s • mber 4th" and 5th YOU'LL MISS IT IF YOU MISS IT. SO COME. Admission 50c., School Children Free •..i�oY%ir �•'�':ai1�d._.5�"•�/�%islac.'"�O�'.JZi:`���i��M_,ti"�9o% �"'+1,.%c>.:.:y�\ ` .'hone 10' Wo iDelive'z /\� 1. ' ` ":E SERVE AND SATISFY, : ; «• ` ` C6 rr,'fT• Cis 0.0 , ,W \� !,'� ,_ _. //\ 20r Winter and iaptaX?g fl0rasrNow la the correct, time to, plant ib.. /daesd r� iticloors and u1r.t, .vt1. Wthere \/ We. Gamrltage s price lists' for distriliutioii. ITARYEY .& \'Pity ,, ..v :.•..* •'.�,.�. ., ,. may . eb xu,G:e-. � r � ..:acs,.. a