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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1924-10-2, Page 1THIRTY-SIXTH Y'BAR, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY OCTOBER 2, 1924 SANDP,RS & CREECH School Reports ROOM IV Clark, Exeter; Lucan 2 aad 3. j - s Help 84 Sr. ° 3rd. -honors Raymond Pryde Relay -Race-Lucanl 1 and 2; Exeter �-�+et U -_ - - Madeline Stewart 84,. Margaret 3 A.. Mitchell, D. Westcott, M. Ald- EXETER PUBLIC SCHOOL ». IiIartin 82, J. Creech 81, Jean Sheereworth M, Strang. 81, Gerald Skinner 81, Cecil Laing The foll=ow' is the report forcl 80, Hazel Bloomfield 76, Grace Chris - September, t ,e results being based on tie 76, Gladys Hutchinson 76. Pass best on all subjects of the course,: Ruth Balkwill 74, Joe Jacksou•74, R. With some the attendance has been Collingwood 69, Gladys Smith 68, G. very poor, hence the low standing. Cochrane 68, Ilene Kestle 67, Wal - Missed tests. * lace Seldon 67, Lois Statham 67, Jus Sr. IV.�-Tnene Bierlialg 74 �1'yt ma Tay 73, Roy Batten 72, Alda McDon the Kuhn 66, Helen Stanbury 65, D. ald. 68, Kathleen Reid 67, Clifford Cox 64, Lloyd l reckieton 64, Mary Hutchinson, 66, Jennie Passmore 65* Cann 62, Muriel Kaye 62, Kenneth Two ,lay 65, Wi lllre Sanders 65*, Gear Ward 61, Helen Vale 59, Rosie Jen - g, Nelson:64, Hilton Laing 64, ;Mad- nings 59, Marguerite Bloomfield 58, ffeliiene Dearing 63, Stanley Walters 62 Hugh Wolper 58, 'Clayton Batten. 55, GrBaden Powell 41ace Chambers 58* y.Alvin Passmore Richard Trumper 54, Helen Heywood 54 . 48, Margaret Ellerington 47, Jack Jr. IV. -Geraldine Bunke 77 Gladys Hunkin 76, Mary Wells 74, Wade E1- Hedden 45, Harry Cole 44, Billie Nei- ,lotngton 74,, Mable Snell. 73, Helen son 43, Kenneth Vale, . , Mellvilie eenlnale 71, Willie. Balkwell 69, Russell Simmons and Verne Br1macembe Snell 67, Willie, Lege 65, Clifford Lam- .absent. No. enrolled 38. Average port 65, George Andrews 65, Dorothy. 35. D' y 65* Clarence Boyle 63 Char Jean S. Murray 1 Lodder 62* Russell Collingwood 61* Violet Gambrel 61'* Harold MVlcDon- ROOM III ald 59, Nelson Wells 56, Roy Sanders', Jr. 3rd. -A. honors -'Ruby Stone 48, Jean,'Walper 47* Lyllien Payne 32*. 88,Utah•Clark 86; Jean Penhale 84, Loretta Li=ttle 30*. No on roll 38, average 35. G. S. Howard, Principal. Jr. II. A. -Honors, Eileen Snell 79, Margaret Taman 77, Helen Walper 76, Teddy Batten 75, Reba Simmons 75, Pass Stanley Ward 73, Billly Walters 71, -s! Spencer 68; Jr. II. B. --Hon- ors, Ray Hutchinson 84, Ray Creech 81; Helen 'Trumper 80, Pass,Myrtle Lee 72, Irene Mooney 68, Rowe Dim;:- ney 61; Sr. I. A. -Honors, Grace Ba- ker 91, May Slims 90, Eileen Cornish 88, Edith -83, Clifford Heywood 78. Fred Ellerington 75, '?ass, Ray- mond Freckle -ton • 73, Jack Pryde 72, le Patsy Marton 70, H 12 azel Clark e . Pro- moted ro-moted to Sr. L B. -Honors, Harold Ross 94, Gordon May 89, Warren San- ders 86. Gordon Appleton 82, Charlie y, Compile 75; Pass, Harry Penhale 62 Vyrnrne Smith 60. Jr. 1, -Honors, Jean Stanbury 92, Phyllis Bierlung 89, Nor- val Jones 87, Elizabeth Foote 82, Jean- ette Tamani79, Verdun! Wells 76, Ger- trude. Rowcliffe 75, pass, Harry Bea- ver 62, Vivian Elliott 61, Kathleen Goviier 60, Charlie Cox 60. No, on roll 45 average 42.5. ,. N. Medd, teacher. D�M'E THEATRE Friday and Saturday October 3rd & 4th "OUT TO WIN" Featuring Catharine Calvert Catharine Calvert, who played op- posite R.odulph Valentine in "Blood and Sand," the ,Marchioness of Queens- bury, and other well-known filen .stars. The Life and Death Struggle at m'd�dn.ight in the. gondola of a bturning -aiMbip, flying over the English Chan- nel, provides a really magnificent thrill in, "Out to Win." COMING TO DOME THEATRt on October 17th and 18th, Harold Lloyd in "Girl Shy"; Also "The Covered Wagon" coming at an early date. 00 NCE AT E RINK ON Wed., October 8th At 8.30 p.m. Good Orchestra in Attend'ce THEPPOLICEYtil BY aA,ce REPAIRS. Allan Fraser 78, Burton Donnelly 77 Pass -Thos.- Ellerington 73, •Con- stance Jennings 72, Wm. Chambers 70, Florence Cornish 67, Edmund Wethey 65, Stella Little 66, Mar- guerite Cann 64, Helen Salter 63, Edith Kestle 60. Jr. 3rd -B Pass Florence Ste- wart 74, Ruth Fraser 72, Lucy Pom- fret 70, Viola Hodgson 68, Jean Ross 66, Kenneth Hockey 64, Dorothy Luker 60. - Sr. 2nd -honors A. Stone 80, C. Cornish 78, L. Macdonald 78, J. Stanbury 78, M. Simms 77, E. Clys dale 77, Jean Pilon 72, Vera Kestle 70. No .enrolled 41. Average at- tendance 38. H. M, Kinsman, Teacher ROOM 1 Class V. -Honors, Vera Donnelly 80; Bernice Delbridge 77. Pass Gladys Stone 65;• Jessie Jennings 60; Bettie Complin 60. Class IV. -Honors, Mary Van Camp 80. Pass, Charlie - Snell 6 5; Raymond Smith 62; Annie Cox 61; Ivan Webber 60. • Class IIL-Honors, Marjorie Ker - nick 90; Mildred Quance 79. Pass Harry, Kestle 70; Billy Penhale 60. Class II A.- Honors, Marjorie Foote 96; Lorne Howey 75. Pass, Robena Hunkin 70; Gordon 'Hew- lett 69; Cecil • Smith 67; Lloyd Genttner 65; Walter Davis 63.;' Florence Snell 60. Class 3I B. -Pass, Fred Simmons 71; Eileen Sims 70; Ola Reid. 60. Class I A. -Pass, Irene Van Camp -7,,,2; David Kestle 70; Gordon Sanders 68; Gertrude Complin 67; Violet Luker 65; Gerald Corn=ish 60 Orville Webber 60. Class I B. -Pass, Joe Golvier '72; Florence McDonald 70, Ronald Row- land 65; Marion Waiper 60. Number enrolled, 40. Average Attendance, 3 8. - O. M. Taylor. ses re are now ,prepared to do 'all kinds �of repair work on :.broken framesi, wheras before we had to send them to London or ieslewh'ere.. -Heavy Shell Frames °to, Your Own Lenses While You Wait $3.00 Broken Shell' Rims Replaced While You Wait Spectacles, Large Lenses $1:00 up. EXi+] TT�•R-LUCAN H. S. FIELD DAY `The Exeter-Lucan High School Field Day was held in Exeter on Monday, September . 29th, and was totally a success. The day was opened with a base ball match be- tween the boys of each school Ex- eter won by a score; of 10-2. In the afternoon the girls played soft ball Lucan winning 24---4. L. Sta- tham was the individual champion in the boys events and Ada Mitchell in -the girls. Both of Exeter. Fol- lowing is the result of the differ- ent events. Throwing ball for distance -L. Tiernan, Exeter; McLean, Lucan; L. Statham, •Exeter Running High Jump Armitage, Lucan; McLean, Lucan; H. Hodg- son, Lucan and K. Stanbury, Exeter tie, Running High Jump Sr. -L. Sta- tham, Exeter; Ed. Aldworth, -Exeter H. Dignan, Exeter e Running - Hop. Step and. Jump op- en -L. Statham, Exeter; H. Dig- nan, Exeter; M. Hey, Exeter 75 yard, dash -Exeter 1,2, 3, A, ;Mit- chell, a a 1. Strang, V, Caldwell: Three-legged race -Exeter • 1, - A. M itch,ell and M, Strang; i.ucan 2 & 3 Tug of .war-Lucan. Throwing basketball, .basket, Exeter 1 and 2, Jett, Elder, L. ;Martin; Lucan 3 Number of paints -Exeter 33; Lucan 26. Summary. of Points - Girls -Exeter 33, Lucan 26 Boys -Exeter 69}x, Lucan 34% ' Total -Exeter 1023 Lucan 603e. Local News Rev, A, A. "Trumper will preach Har- vest Thanksgiving services an Staffs on Sunday next, Rev. Naylor of Hen - sail will take the services in the Tri.v- itt Memorial Church here. A number of cases of petty theft have been reported int town lately. On Tuesday afternoon 'luring the ab- eenrce of Mrs. Trueman, E Hiatt the home was entered, a number of draw- ees ransacked and things therefrom strewn on the floor, and odd small sums of money taken .away.. In this particular case nothing further has been missed. The West Huron Teachers' con- vention will be held in Victoria School, Goderich, October, 9th and 10th. When every teacher in the inspectorate is supposed to be .pre= sent. Matters .pertaining to the profession will be discussed. Mr. H. G. Martin, B.A., of. Stratford, Normal, will be the visiting speaker. Lloyd Schroeder, whiffle' driving a truck out on Ann street to Main en I'Vlonday night last was run 'alto by a car coming from the north and jolted into the curb on' the opposite side of the road, breaking a wheel and otherwise damaging the truck. Luckily the car from the north dirt not atriko the truck in,., front for, if it had- Mr. Schroeder might have been seriously iinjured. Cars driven by Mr. Thos. Alien :of Usborne. and IMis. "W. J. Statham came tagetb.er at the corner of Main and Sanders streets Tuesday morning, with the result that the bumper of Mrs. Statham's car was broken. The bump- er was ,put in position again, and when she was near the bridge going north it fell off. Luckily the speed was slow and a stop was quickly made or the carwould probably have been ov- jerturned and the :result might have been serrous:- Youl DEATHS To See Better In order to do silo we have a Teat Rooni Equipment with 'the most mod- ern, Optical Instruments, and the know- ledge of how to use theme, backed up with 28 years experience at Sight Test- ing and Spectacle Fitting. -- We can, help you. Satisfaction Guaranteed. S. FITTON REGIgTbRED OPTOMETRIST Three town boys were brought be- fore Magistrate Reid of Goderich here an Wecn,esday morning, charged with. bolding up Charles Hackney, Exeter North, oa Sunday night, Sept. -21st, taking from helm, a small sum of mon- ey. A flash light was used to accom- plish their purpose. Some of the mon- ey was afterwards returned to Hack- ney while the. balance was used to buy treats, It was not thought there was any serious intent on the part of the boy:•, but Magistrate Reid did not see 0 of the boys, sup- posed '• that hva and one F at y Y : posed, to be the. ring -leader, was Lora to Goderich for a. week, and an exten- sion of- sentence thereafter, while the other two boys were reprimanded and let off ort parole. al Kestle-Tin Brantford, on ,Sept, 24th, Jane Gerry, wife of Frederic; Kestle, in her 72nd year. Luker -In. Exeter, on September 27th, Dashwood Miss Myrtle Young of Blyth visited with Miss E. Richmond over the week- end. Rev. audlMrs. J. H. Grenzebach of Shakespeare e isilted in this vicinity last week 11Tiss Rosella Koch, who has been visiting her parents, has returned to London Harvest Home services will be bald in the Lutheran Church on Sunday morning and evening. Rev. M. artier of Legion will: conduct both, services. .A very painful accident happened to Master John•Donehey on Friday even - PLATE GLASS BROKEN. Sing. He was playing and accidentally The large plate glass window in the fell from a tree, dislocating his ankle front of Mr. Jas, Laws.ani's jewe=lry Jolb'beswill be upel s for some shipped a e. store was badly cracked early Monday carloadesrs. J. C: of cattle. toei Toronto hipp dna los w. last. A number ofr young -of feleSaturday Oct: 5th, will be ibesrved laws tv�ere standing in front- of file Maria. E, Luker, wife of Robert G. Luker, aged 65 years, 10 months. Cowan --In Clinton, oat Sept. 21, lVfinnie Roberton,, wife of Wm, H. Cowan„ aged 55 years, Shanahan --In Clinton, on Sept. 20th, Muss Ellen Shanahan, aged 62 years. as testae Dory in the Evangeli=cal Church There will be three services -public worehip at 10 am., Sunday School at 11.15 a.tu.. Sr,. League at 7.30 pm., and song 'service at 7.20 p.m. Offer- ings will be. for missions. BIRTHS Gardiner-ln. Exeter on Oct. lst, to Mr and Mrs. William Gardener, a daughter Godbalt:-In Usborne, on Sept. Z5th to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Godbolt, a daughter, _ lYlilier-In Victoria Hospital, Landon, on Sept. 26th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- friel !Hillier, nee, Miss Ethel Day, a son. Mason At' Centralia, on Sept. Z8th, to Mr aridaears. Chas. Mason, a :Leigh - ter MARRIAGES Pettitt -aa ,ichards-At the;home of the bride.s parents, Centralia, on Sept. 26th, Lillian Ada IDa,ett, daughter of Me and Mrs. J.. Oi. Richards, to Noel Edmund Pettitt.- Atkinson-;D3uckins-A' St. Patrick's Church, Saintsbury, on Sept. 24th, Lottie Alexandria, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dickins, to James Earl Atkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson of Lucan. place and while foaling with one an- other one of the young men was thrown quite •forcibly against the galss with they above result, ,The damage is estimated at over, 5100, but we under- stand the young men have agreed to settle, or make good the. loss. EINE POTATOES FROM. SPROUTS We are in receipt this week of a mighty fine sample of Irish Cobbler potatoes grown in. the Exeter School garden -about four or five to the hill and as big as potatoes ought to be. The feature of the case is that *hey were grown from nothing but the sprouts of last year's potatoes. No better sample could be grown from the very best seed pota,tc,es. The sprouts were planted in May, and weedless to say, as becomes a school garden, the plants were, given the very best of care. DEATH OF MRS. LUKER. • The death occurred on Saturday last of Maria E. Luker, wife of Robert G. Luker. at the age of 65 years,, 10 mots, tbs. Deceased had been ill for some months'from -an internal growth. Born near Kingston, deceased Wan twice married,: first to 1V1r...McMinn of De- troit, and later to Mr. Luker, who sur- vives She was a menthes. of Maine Street 'Church and was respected -and - esteemed by her many friends. -Two- brothers and one sister survive -Chris, J. Luker of Exeter, Richard Luker of Brewer's Mills, near Kingston, and Mrs, T. Daly of Rochester, N. Y., all of whom were ,here for the funeral, as were also three.. daughters, Mr, and Relay Race i mile -Exeter, • H. Mrs.- Chas. .Bailey of Brewer s l? lis Dignan, C. Hodgson, N. Woods, `G. 'rhos. Luker of Petrolea, and William Beaver; Exeter, Statham, M,• Hey, Luker ;of Centralia' The funeral was H. Hodgson, • H. Hunter; Lucan, I held on Monday; to Exeter Cemetery. McNamee, Culbert. DEPTH OF MRS. KESTLI. Running Broad . Jump, Jr. -Arm- itage, Lucan; H. Hodgson, Exeter' 1 There. 'erased away at Brantford on Se 24t1� 1VTaiy Jane venry, beloved Sept. , McLean., "`Lucan. Running . Broad Jump • Sr. L.- 72nd of M. Frederick Kestle, in, her yea=. Mrs. Kestle lead been ailing Statham, Exeter; Culbert,' Luican, for a number of years from, b�eart Ed. Aldworth, Exeter. trouble but her conditions slid rcpt 100 yard dash Jr. H. Hunter, Ex= ' cause • alarm until affew minutes be- eters Armitage, Lucan, H. Hodgson fore her death, wean sae expffuned.:al Exeter. most instantly. Mrs. Ivestle was born 100 yard dash, Sr.-•MacNam,ee, Lu near Mitchell, since wh,..h she has can; Statham, Exeter; C. Hodeso lived. at(Seaforth, Bryanston; Lawrence Exeter: Sta.-;goal, Crompton ,and Bitterly Brante Bicycle race, Open -V. Roulstate Ex- oforddo She. a d memwasbermofuch the ilbelotetlnved eters H. Gower, Exeter; G Frayn,e, s. esteemed was an and'•'eeemeby the many friends who Ha e, open-Cuer ; a aa; ions homes; vilere she resided, Besides Statham, Exeter; Spencer, Exeter, •a.nd . is suev've� three Exeter. [brined her acquaiintarnce at the vas-` H if millb t L c ---.,Lucan,: tie. iher husband shet by Tug of War -Ex=eter won itL two, sons and one daughter -Prank of In - straight of Lawrence Station Heywood, , W.lls, MWitWoods T. eTi and i Clarence of Exeter, and' Pease of Brant - Heywood, W: McGill,, T. T)eichert, E' ford' She; also` leaves. four sisters :and! ¢1.ldworth. • Ex - No. of paints -Exeter cion, Misses Edith and Lounge and Mrs. Lucan 34�� , y Soft Ball, 24-2, in fevar o,f Lucan mains were b�rcught to Exeter for bur- Thiowine baseball, distance -L. ord ial, ti' funnera,'• tak'Ing peace from the CHIROPRACTOR and OPTICIAN ,Exeter Licari 2 anud 3 home of hes son, Clarence; tin.the-1;x' N E 69 one lsnotd er MIs But Haff d of Lon S; 'Kestle of Kamloops B.0 . and De,. Girls' Ev=ents - • Sen Gerr of the same place. Her DR. JOHN JOHN 'WARD Phone 70 Main St„ Exeter Sweater Race -Ada ,Mitchell and M, eter cemetery on Saturday last Garage Change Having leased the Baker premises on the corner of Main and James Streets and moved therein with my equipment, this will be my futur place of business, where I will continue to do general auto repairing with the same high-class service as form- erly. . Chas; Oils and all Auto Accessories Supplied. Agent for Overland and Studebaker Oars.. We solicit a continnance of your patronage. L. R. DOYLE STEWART'S All The New Wearing Apparel and Materials for Fall and Winter are Now on Display Ready for Your Inspection The New Coats We ,not only specialize in Coats for Ladies and Misses, but also. have a well assorted stock ,of warm coats for small children. Men and Boys will find here a large stock of warm, attractive and reasonably priced Overcoats. We would strongly advise ev- ery man in this district to see the New Barrie. Cloth - Ulster Overcoats before deciding on the Overcoat to buy. - New Fall Footwear Ask to see see. the Slippers and Oxfords for Ladies and Girls, and also the New Stockings in Fine Cashmere, -Wool, Silk Silk and Wool. Our stock is now complete and the new Lower Prices will surprise you. ,, New Dress Materials The, All Wool ,Dress Flannels and Crepes are taking first place annangst'the popular materials for and Winter Dresses. We have all the New Shades, and also some pretty New Plaids and Checks. Ask to see the New -A11 Wool Delaines, also the Cotton Broadcloths - and Brocaded and Knitted Silk materials. House Furnishings This is the practical time to beautify the interior of your home for the coming winter months. Take stock of what is needed then come in and see our display of wall, papers, rugs, ]inoleums, stove squares, curtain materials and blinds, our prices are lower on all these lines. Grocery Values - Tasty Cheese 25c lb. 3-15c. boxes matches Zec• 2 ib. Sweet Cookies 35c. Kellogg's Corn Flakes 1.0c. Cascade Salmon 1 Ta. 155c. 8 bars any Laundry Soap 55c, J. A. STEWART allar YOUR LAST CHANCE To Get One of These Reliable BATHER PROPHETS This coupon will not- appear again. If you havn't mailed or brought yotir coupon in yet, act quickly, for (lits supply ,will not last long, Regular price :1,00. Our price while they last only. , 1 -69c- An Excellent Gift for . all Occasions When. the weather se to be fine, the two children.,wili come out; when the stormy weather is approaching the witch will com e out for 8 to 24. hours ahea=d of ` rain ear snow, The House as made of hardwood, Swiss cottage Style and as decorated„ as in the picture with themorneter, elks Lead, bands nest and birds, etc,' it has four windows and two doors. THIS IS THE LAST CALL ! BE QUICK WITH YOUR ORDER ! MAIL ORDERS 10c, EXTRA FOR POSTAGE COLE 'S DRUG STORE (THE REXAL STORE) COUPON THIS COUPON AND 69c. GOOD FOR ONE - '1' 51,00 W EATIHXR. HOUSE PiROPPHET.