The Exeter Advocate, 1921-4-14, Page 1� 1� .., '1Mr'•1�' �Tn
THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR.
EXETER, ONTARIO. THURSDAY APR. 14, 192
SANDERS i CP.E'WCH
Goderich is ,ort: hfay 2nd to vote. cn After Lite whiskey go:s, 'ti's said
Corner
a by-law oto gua antte�, .t`�e ponds of tate d; airless female is to follow—and
Q�� GA�"�eT � ii.o.
t - r,.c. National'' Shipbuilding Co., to the rite- tobacco,
amount of $50,QQQ.
Remember to pay your Memo,: taro
to the
Government b.3fore .the end of he aoveri nient ,of Great Britain is
[Hokin; ,p.epaaations to fight the great
industrial strike that threatens that
country, following the, walk out cf the
miners.
April.
Phone 31a
TAMAN'S
For
All Kinds
_ rip - wee
"GLAD TO GREJsT
Yea, old lop, by Jove,, you're locking
fine Where did you get such a swell
elegant fitting suit of clothes?" "At
Tazman's, the tailor, right down Alain
Street Best in town„ they say. At
Ptah, he fitted me with the best suit
It've ever bad. Not high priced, tit-
her." "Loots good to me, toe. I7J
order my next suit from them, Sure."
SUITS ......,.... $Z0 to $40.
OVERCOATS $20 to $35
RAINCOATS S1S to $30
W, 1N. Taman
Tailor& Furnisher
Tile Mad grid Empire has nurcbase.d
The Toronto Daily Work] .and he
Toronto Sunday World. Tice Dally
world is, discontinued, but The Sun-
day World will continue to be patb-
°i,»shed by the 1I•,a4 and Eu;p:re.
By Lite amendment now b -tore the
Qmiario Legislature municipal clerks
are to be :appointed to issu: rnarr,alge
lcceoes Of The License fee of $5.00,
$4.00 wall go to the province and $1
tc+ the nnutticilxality, Automatically
Lire right of present Jicense iosuers to
issue will cease,.
Hares and rabbits bane iaeA taken
ut of the Game and Fisheries Act, by
cat ,fish and garne eommAttee, of the
cg ]"lace of Oaitarno, and hereafter
gay may be trapped, killed or sold all
to year round. The shooting of w cod ac.
as k is advanced a month, and will be landed co the auditors •Lor audithag,
crm Sept..15 to ,Qct. 15. how they vet re •bo«n to rest ! en this a'`er which it was ordered that a aturt
If the price of gasoline cont'nu,:s to
Clinton tax rate. is fixed at .b Hills
Oft the rdolla. a iaecreeee of one mill MARRIAGES
or_ 1900
CH INESE RELIEF FUND.
drop we can soon afford t< dem the Further donations to this fund are
gravy enol this;t we got ort our vest ac=knowledged by F. A. Chapman,
in 1915 treasurer, as follows :—Adult Biba:
Class James St Sunday School $L75;
Now, echo vv'il4 ,he tate first slobber- a fr_end $5.00 --Total $6.75.
ng saint that will plead to save
the necks of the young tnurd:vers who VESTRY AiJ;I T�IN'G.
shot young Campbell ,at Jlelborae qn Tib tMe 'Memorial Cannual hurch wOne a as ]Held Pan
Monday They should have been shot the .Parish Hall on Monday ere, ng,
on the spot, but instead of that we with more 11)=.41m usuol number ,7r
will get t repetition of tin' sicken ang et'-endanee. The greeting was presid-
stuff berag slobbered oat on —hale led over by the rector, Rev. A. A
of Garfield. How can we eap;ca this
vvace of robbery and murder tocease
wheat ,half the population are trying
to make heroes out of the y,,u ng
devils?
Llai*-- Rilsett—At the residence oi'the
bride's ,Parents, Usborne, on Apri113
Hazer F., daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Eisse..1, to ; fr. Iiary ey 1111
Bilge
son of &Mr. and Mrs. ii•'rn. Hill o!
London.
Bridal—liedden.—In Regina, Sask., on
Apail 2, gr. Clifford-. Bridal - of
Crystal City, bisn., to•Aliss Luft;;
Hedden., daughhter of firs. Catl:arL''ao
Redden of Exeter.
Pohle—Hun1'rt^,. At ital..' Prc,hv+ -',,:1
manse. Thom. s Road. on Ap l l . ".
1x4 Rev. Ch der, 'Mr. john- ti f,� gra
poi ea of ,Ex:;:.r, ';on of 'dr. ; ncl
Mrs. Wm. Pollen aa' l ,`rrgau,ra., q -r.
M;;,s , 1 rola kfno<tia n, dMagh'e t` a?..
and Mrs. Thomas nankin c a;.
hype
Sb-n'ey—Kent. At the Methodist
Ciao:ci* i uca." , nri April' a, by Rev- ,e
Powe'„ Leda. alrr-e orc:ond dough-- d
ter' o! ..Mr. osnd'Mrs. C. Kent. Lacon
to Mr. Roy F. Stanley, son of Mrs.:
Jame.a Stanley, Lua:an.
Perhaps ,if would.,lx, as well fore
e -body if the reported snzlin'nders
for and against prohibition were left
at home, Surely ther. are ,enough of
the class in Cenode ,to tell Canadians
hove o mind the„ own business. That l Mid, rho 0 to be 411 a I:ealth
Jti,nd�of S
r.urnper, who gave ,a review o: Ike
parochial duties he had mer€a„rned
during the year. He had attended 5
:�unerais, pertormed.Zjr.Ptisrtrs, 8 mar-
rages, 16 privete celebrations ax: Holy
Communion, d 606 visits, ore:pared
and presented S �eartdidates for l oaa-
1'e.rmation. The f':raanc l report was
road by the secretary, Mr. E.. j. \Vetlt-
et', disclosing one Of the best reports
;n the history a the church,. Repots
of the church auxiliaries were also
tuff only arouses antagonism d Gnd,t.an, .part.culary the Saaaaday
and never makes a rot: either v ey.
And the literature that ,is s.nt out .a
only good to 'enhance the r.:yenue
a .the. pri ter tend the Post off'
.People long ago made up i?t air minds
S3:tool, which was .pre-eutintent and re-
i le: i a much, credit pit those in v:ltaege
of the Sunday school work:. The •
reasurer's report was authorized tobe
question. It ,goes without saying, bis I be of copses ,be printed for distraint -
man paid a compliment to JPs our opinion, thxt.the '`les' m.s,or.ty a among the ctangree�,aatioin. lir.
wife the other day, and slat trade biro i w.!t Le large. av, alter Cunningham was elected Rec-
o the dattcr's and be tilos.-, warden, and 4r. Wesley D.ar-
g of Stephen, Peoples' warden,.
rained. She was afraid he '" T Waxotl And C H Sanders
secret illness, was doomed, and
wct The doctor soil all he tweet-
s more exercise 1 ih open o'r. •
Loca News 1" t' rot -.leered :auditors, C.
ala the
,4
.d Sidemen were .re-elected, Mr. T.
S't'ood taking ie- place of the late
Would be Es old self again. ifeasro Foote and Pilon are -..., ' ti Crawley. Messrs; R. Alurphv and
Ilar compaary with the ••e+ t o: l 'ng
and the a cost of dying, the ,to t of
beng born is "h h" The family that
cart have on add.tton at less cost, than
5100 is extremely lucky. Such a fam-
ily must, be one oaf those fine old-;
fashioned ones in. Mitch the ceremony
bi perZorrned at home, and granduxn
and aunt Trifle coon for a three weeks'
visit, and the only money expended is
the doctor's dee.—Toro rte Star week --
BRITISH EDITORS' OPINIONS.
n slue C eeyr-Dort Garage by r.arov-' Adan Case retia tJ ted Lar delet at -
n a coupe baa»t, ons :at the rc a*. e, ter the Synod, with C, iI Sandiers
and 1. Nee -ell subsgtu%es `1n: usual
Tr Match Mr,. Jae.. Taylorhace nvo‘ed ti. ea of thanks Were Pas - d and teat-
a=o harm they rrcently bought derail various church oar an:,.l;tt t us
,he co, lir of NV/I,Fann and :Liao , td a sere actively engaged in the %%arl.
;.�areits. of the claurvb. The rector's salary
*ilii. U:ch1 ,oi 112741 day+s that la, vvavas inera;nsed by 1200.03. Ther, wall
gat.'acred over 7,080 gallons or sip, but }xe no further meeting of the vestry
vre:Its Jnenc..
:.:a :ea.tra t took 55 .galcoas cit can cvvc°
m do: a gallo t of syrup.
g:. Ed. Shor i5 confined to h'$ bed
utte -n:; from atn ,acute attack of
R ,:mer•:, and intestinal trouble and is
now wider the doctor's care.
Rev, Ch:dley, et he :taw pastor of
Thotnies [toad Presbyterian Church,
was .inducted on Thursday last, and a
[large so:trcg.^,t:cn witnessed the
c e:.:mien'.
The Essex Canning Factory and the
Cottam Canning Factory will not op-
eras ` this year, owing to high . -r costs
of t n eons and other maateriols, whte
the selling price is low.r.
Hiss l%'innifred Baygent, daughter of
Xir, and. Airs. J ts. Baigeni of London
Road south, who is studying nursing
in Gracie Hospital, hos successfully
'passed her first exanin�ations.
The straw hat made its appearance
t.L week, but the cold snap of Sun-
day chased it back r*to Jticling.
A1r. Thos. Ha,ri;on oL London was
irn sown for a day ,or two thus, week.
Another amalgamation to meet tha
ever••inercasing costs of newspaper
production has taken place, and a deal
has been completed by which the
Stra�throyr Age and tile Dispatch be-
come one. .
The engagement is announced of
tiiiss Be:mice. Davis of Calgary, daugh-
ter ;o£ .v 1r. Fred. Davis, M. P. Po
formerly of ,Goderich, to Cc1,. .Evans
G. Davis, C. 3,4, G,., of Ottawa, form-
ly of London.
Arils Lulu Redden, daughter of Mrs.
athar:ae Hedden, Huron street, was
quaetly married in. Regina, Sask., on
April ?nd to ,Mr. Clifford Bridal of
Crystal City, Man. The young couple
will make their future home at Coro-
nation, Alta,' The bride jos well and
favorably known here and will have
the best wishes :of her many friends,.
A ,qu:et wedding took place at the
Presbyterian ;manse, Thames Road, on
Wednesday, April 13th, when Mr. John
Edwin Pollen of 'town, son cf Mr. and
Mrs, William Pollen, of Farquhar
was vu;ted a bonds of ma aiin•.ny tx
atiss Viola- Hunk&n, daughter a£ Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Hunkin of Usborne.
Time ceremony was performed by Rev.
Caidley. Tire young couple will:Hake
their future .home" in Exeter, where
Mr. Pollen is i,nttea esed an a garagebusiness. Theme friends extend best
wishes
TENDERS AWARDED.
The tenders for the new Methodist
Church at Brinsley have 'peza.n award-
ed as follows—Ross Taylor Cc., _Ex-
eter
xeter all furnishings and rough lurber;
Public Utilities Commission, Exeter,
lighting, Arid wiring; Wm. vIellin, of
Greenway, carpenter work, William
Harris, Ailsa Graig, painting. The
heating and brickwork go to Partih- l
men.
The Advocate has just received
booklet entitled "What British Edit-
ors Say About Canada", which has
just ,been issued by the Canadian De -1
partment of Imtat;;gration and Colon-
ization It contains brief comments
on Canada made by :members of the
Imperial Press Association who visit-
ed this country last summer. The
booklet has been, issued mainly for ch•-
eulation ,in the Old Country, and read-
ers of this paer may have coprr^s
forwarded to any friends in the Old
Country who are interested in Cam
ada by sending the names ancl ad-
dresses to the Director of Pubi:,''ty,
Department -of Immigration and Col-
onization, Ottawai. No charge is made
for the booklet, or fcr postage on, it.
See The
New 1921 GRAY DORT
OPEN AND CLOSED STYLES ON EXHIBITION.
WHAT ARE YOUR TIRE REQUIREMENTS 2
Why send -to Toronto and buy'"seconds' of unknow,n, make, ,when we
calx, Sagely you. with tires of ceoutable ,manufacture that have stood `.".eie;t
of years.
Owingto la large purchase vie are in, a posj,tilotn to- supply you with
Tires and Tubes, at a vtery_low price and guarantee satisfaction.
FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THE GRAY DORT GARAGE.
T. H. NEWELL
STOP
LOOK
LISTEN
' As a Camel turnetth towards the: Oasis en the desert ;for water, so a
Man ,iooketh !to his Wife for, ge;od ,bread, but ;how ;cavi ,sheprovide, it, vun-
less.she hay good.iflour,
The wine man! purchases some of Harvey's Flour and maketh his wife[
happy, as she beholdetih' the loaves rising a,n the evnen.
.Tile anise, nien',Jea'tieth thereof, gdieth' forth' and .,lo, he, praisteth. 'the
clever wife that feedetli him:
Harvey Bros.
DEL1GHTFUL CANTATA.
The Choir of Carrn:ei P,resbyti'r.,ian
Church, Hensali, motored down thirty
five 1st.r ong on Monday evenan:g and
rendered the Cantata, "Thee L, vang
Christ" at Caven-Clinrch, tinder the
auspices of the. Logse Circle. A short
concert o,f song ,and reading preced-
ed ,the program and .roved the ver-
satility, as avteL,1 ,as the hi gh standard.;
of excellence wih,ch 'this choir• has at-
tained The cantata was a succession
o,f solos, duets 'tr:,o.3 and qt irtretts;
interspersing choruses, and ,a11' were
iendei ed with arrtistac taste and har-
monic precision ivhsch,reflected i•eat
o a
tt only on, ;the: lead r an his
c 1; ab e o:•gan aa;t on, but .alto 'n, a~
marked degree on - .several of th,e ',n-
Iiv-dual mvembers,
4.
Exeter Council
Monday,.a p ll 11, 1921.
A. .regular meeting of the munici-
pal colleen with all the members
present. The minutes of the meeting
held March 28th 'were read and ap-
proved.
The following letters were read:
Clreuiars from the Wiles of the
Canadian Good Roads Association,
Montreal, Piled.
Fromthe treasurer's office of the
Hydro -Electric Railway Association
of Ontario, re annual dues.
Per Penhale and Snell --That the
annual fee of ten dollars he paid,
Carried.
Councillor Davis reported having
:wade arrangements with Itis X-1,
Bierling for "the use of a team of
horses for the corporation for a
term of seven months at $145 per
month, dating from April 6th. Ask
that an agreement be prepared. Re-
port aecepted on motion of Davis
and Elston. Carried.
The auditor's report for March
was laid on the table. The same be-
ing accepted on motion of Elston
and Davis. Carried.
Per Davis and Elston—That the
commissioner, Mr. Bissett, be im-
powered to procure a suit of officers
clothes. Carried.
.A. petition was read and received
from ratepayers on the west side of
Andrew street between Victoria and
Mary for a " granolithic pavement.
Held over for further consideration.
Per Elston and Penhale—That
the account as presented by the
county treasurer, W. Lane, re state-
ment as made ' by the Provincial
Government in the matter of the
construction of the Main street pave-
ment as follows, be allowed and
paid,
Items deducted from a original
statement $496.63; interest on
monies borrowed and advanced
601.52. Amount clue the county—
$1098.15. Carried.
The following accounts were read
and ordered paid:
G. A. Vanstone, care of \library
building 9.75;. Cecil Ford, labor,,
cemetery, 18,00; Thos. Collingwood,
cleaning town hall 5,10; Bell Tel
Co., cemetery phone rent 4.13: W.
J. Bissett phone rent 5.50: 9.63;
Jos. Senior, insuring contents of
town hall 11.80; Ontario Flax Co.,
team labor R.B. 26.00; Exeter Can-
ning & Preserving Co., team labor,
R.B. 16.25; John Norry, labor
10.50; Thos. Sanders, labor 9.28;
John Parsons, labor 9.28 Richard
Quance; labor 15,60; Clyde Hey-
wood, team labor L25; Frank. Mai -
lett, labor 2.50.
Passed on motion of Elston and
Snell. Carried.
Adjournment by. Davis.
' Jos. Senior, Clerk.
BIRTHS
IQu' t—IIsn Blanchard, on April 1, to Mr.
and .1\t s. J. Wesley Nutt, a daughter
Gu gerich—Iln- Hay Tp., on April Znd,
to \'
,' and Mrs, Sam, Gingerlch, a
30.1
Wolfe—At Crediton on April 10th, to
,Mr. and Mrs„ 'Albert Wolfe, a son•
deuce of her father, Wneltha ten
Whiteford, Zad cencessiosk McGdli
bray Township,. on April 7. linter -
meat ,took place at St. James Ceme-
tery, Clandeboye.
f
114 aTHS
avns....In Victoria Hospital, I.ondon,
ort April 1)th, Sarah Low o, wise of
Richard DaSr^i.s, of Exel -. aged 5I
years.
u: ts-- At Carman, iltan., on April 4th,
Nar313n. Tufts, formerly of Kirkton,'
aged 44 years.
awn --in Clinton, on April 4, Sar
ah "Magnum, vv a of Mr. John Browrn.'
in cher alb year'
h teford.-. a April K, Ile ra tta
Wan teiord, aged 1S year, lit m.a;at3 s.
Funeral took pace lrQ:n the a
.'vs I1UY' A BATT
WITH -
RIES
A HOME
EVERY FhS'4 MILES
Taylor
Tire and Battery
AT
Massey -Harris Show Rooms
YOU cAN c:;BUY SE OND -HAND MACHINERY OF ANY Ai;3
,T PRESENT WF HAVE ,
I1 HOE FERTILIZER DRILL, NEARLY NE%V
17 TOOTH CULTIVATOR. NEARLY NEW
McCOR 4ICK AND JOHN DEARING HAY LOADERS m
AND .NIANii OTHER SECOND HAND MACHINES,
WE STILL It:I.Vt. SOME FENCE. CONTE IN AND
SUPPLY. GATES ANY STYLE. 0.
.T YOUR
B. T. PUMP AND HAY CARRIER GOODS ALWAYS ON HAND.
SPECIAL FOR THE MON rH OF APRIL
EST HAY FORK ROP[,, Cc . PER I'0U r. LEAVE YOUR ORDER
THIS MONTH. ALSO SLING ROPE, TRW ROP1,S, ETC.
hone 137
AGENTS FOR DOMINION ELECTRIC SYSTEM.
FRANCIS & WILLIAMS
One door south Central Hotel
J. A. STEWART
Phone 16
Men's and Young Men's Suits
We have our new Spring clothing for young men in the
very latest •models and up to date cloths; also a more conser-
yertative style „for the older nian There is no need of waisting
"buy now*'. Our ,prices are at ROCIC BOTTOM.
NEW LINOLEUMS
How about p, .new Covering for that Kitchen, Dining Room,
Bed Room, or Bath Room floor. Our stock is complelte. We
can suit any room in Linoleuan Rugs. Let us Help you with
your sprung goose Cleaning *by Cleaning your floor.
"LADIES SHOES
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
MEN'S SHOES
Black or Chocoate in a nifty Oxford; -Colonial Tye' or neat
high lace Shoe in, Ladies„ Chiildren's in black or mahtogany ;
also men's in "Neva Lalal.' New Prices is all lines.
DRESS VOILES
Buy a Dress length of our New Voaleand you have some-
thing exclualve. One dress in each color. Don't ,dellay.. Pick
out your draft while the range is complete
Great Clearing Sale ofR aincoats
JOB LOT OF MEN'S., BOYS LADIES' AND GIRLS'
, 7 RAINCOATS
ALL SIZES SEVERAL COLORS
TO CLEAR - $3.50
J. A. STEWART
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL PRODUCE:
.04.014.00
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