HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-5-26, Page 1TH &TY -FOURTH YEAR.
Our Corner The Ailsa Crate Banner has eesum-
ed publications after ,being off sauce
,....n, t Januar} of last ,year.
A severe lightning
and th+tndex ''"•,"`"+'^-�*�
storm passed over this section Sun, We met a gill the .other day with
day evening? arid a very nice shower abaut two
Of rout fell, ' Garden and field . crops around her yards careele gause 'svrtpued
are now naak,ing rapid growth, s she fsaid she was .hit ersonat g epr
p faire aArtltg,
We asked her to Yet us know when
she asot ready to give an exhibition of
Phone 81a e watar day in Ju1ye The Ste Thames
Times Jo'1real,
The 'regrettable r accident Ise
',Wan east week should be 'alesson
to all motor its to Slaw up out the cor-
ners. and ht passing other uehetee.
Our streets on .Saturday evenings are
ftravel d Oster than and
necessary aof nd a
great deal faster than is safe.
TAMAN'S
For
,A 1 Kinds
of
Men's
Springywear
"'G AD TO GREBT
you, old top, by Jove, you're locking
Cane Where did you get such a swell
elegant fitting suit or clothes?" "At
Taman's, the tailor, right down Main
Street. Best in town. they say. At
least he fitted me with the best suit
tI'rre ever had. Not high priced, eft.
et. r my next uoit fromnthem Sure."
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SUITS .,.»... 120 to 140,
OVERCOATS 120 to $35
RAINCOATS $15 to 130
W. W. Taman
T lion Furuishe r
Beginning an June let, County Reg
ichor Coats of Gode;rxch will be 044,
Aged to Forward sane -fifth of one per
cent of the purchaee arise of all real
estate transfers to ,the Ontario goy.
eraanent. This , s a ets regulation, as
ftp to the present no such fee WAS
ec+eti, It 'will mean �2 in every
€T000. The, returns will ,be made each
ntorath,
The value of a college education is.
not ;:n the quantity of knowledge that
has been memorized but in givinga
broad outlook on life' and training the
mind to know how to study, and 'to
enable the student to realize what
vast stores of knowledge the world
licontains tt tw.h h is suited su ted to his pari c•!
u14r steeds.
PAST DUE ACCOUNTS
We have. been sending out
accounts for past due sub-
subscrptions, and we would
ask those who . eceire them,
and otter owing us to fly
remit wit is due. Da not
wait for a bill, as the work
and expense of sending out a
statement, means considerable
to us. LOOK AT YOUR LA-
BEL NOW, and send what you
owe NOW, If our appeal
does stat have the effect of
bringing Ito us the money emcee
then we shalt have to place
/heat in other bands for collec-
tion. We have done our part
in e v g you and we trust
you will show your aporec.-
Lieet in return for value given,
ADVOCATE PRINTING CO,
Local News
CORRESPONDENTS ATTENTXON,
Correspondents will please get the
budget.; of news to The Advocate D1
fico not later ;ban Tuesday, and we
hope always on Tuesday morning. It
be obsery d soon that
Wedn sdaylf ffo Al ;1e
sur rner months.
i,'creria Day
,Many camp:tin:s are beg made of T" ga;:i: zs ndt 7h (vent in twtrn,
'she aOw down ewn�:ngs wt our Meet ena:e t a botvl'n�, t r:t;ta
?te atterntt,an of thea. telta
to be a, little over the average height t,; ad't Riuofhe `cnsus antuner:ttee- for
has been ? e s suddeltly d .
should take the matter ma The
with Dour t u,sdal of ,,lt, week tai nstruc•t the
enume Mars fear Usborne and Ira: t r,
merchrn:s and see that they have! The Cetera!, Experimental Farm at
these* awn�ings tsed to a pron:r °:1,tawa has leased fora period of
two from
Mr. . Struthers, who recently purebasvd
,street. :Many a person who haupnns 'em"rt'tell in eatvaa,'
Pleaaanily jolted by co •' tarp_ Walt
n, tt�i be at the �1'own
tv't't these alas men in carzta:t C:� 3~xe:e;,� ort 1'i`.dnsdsy ;toy
height years the Clutton Fla A1111
Wag' for farm labor have dropped f.om \terxter Bros., and will a
s i eearantately as Rave the .t a$ a Demonstration Station. Peron
1 prices of
'agricultural products. Last year $80 When oa3c is buried ,n teeter or ,
,and $9tl per month end bo , ! Leer sand ' •rt m
and t• ! t
fere th. t tt �l last for cenfur;es.'
no.mal monthly wages in the Western Oak pi,'es under bridges 4onstruc;+tett
e leandat SQ�resent tante they ya tier Romans ;ttvo thousand years
rel. of Commerce S e been forted to be as sound
Bulletin. The wages paid by big fen -las whet they were firstlace .
aac.ial institutions, manufacturers andrill."'p dto no -
railway companies have. to droit, too,Mr. Albert Carnun received word
level. before Ther can get
et benne fair to a proper ton. about •Atte.Sundaye h C •of the death of his sister,
tow prices for everything a farmer 'Deceased had been Lewis,ill or tsom� timer,
has to sell and legit prices for every- 1 She was
thing eine, born in Usborne 'Township( but had resided„n :Michigan for zn.•tny
WHY THE DIFFERENCE One son s- 'ENCE ? r
ears. u. txv es.
} HerIausbandd predeceased her
A. Jew weeks ago McGillivray Coun- Work is being commenced on the
a1 advertised for tenders for the 1 nternationel cable suspension bridge
buildanw of some bridges. Several ten- at Windsor and I)etrolt. It will have
'awl a single s
dors were received
ranged from less ;than $3000eta y A o 18o0 feet with styled
512000. How can this great speed be a i from shore to for
shore a clew
lance of 110 feel fotassels. Con
e
accounted for. Joseph Lawson, Cred- struction is expected to take six yea
iron, was the successful tenderer, with and the erne will be sixty million do
Dion H tars.
Our town fathers are to be c
ended on the manner in which
ve uad the Town Hall and Lib
nerty ,beautified by p. row of t
.the rear, a basket of flowers
de sof the soldiers' monument
.s of flowers ;;rt front of the
. The citizens should respect
utifying spirit of the council
o Demon should be so thought
to pluck the flowers or other
stray them. " A thing of beauty
ay for ever,"
J unkrn of Exeter a -close second,
See The
New,1921 GRAY DORT
OPEN AND CLOSED STYLES ON EXHIBITION.
WHAT ARE YOUR TIRE REQUIREMENTS ?
Why send to Taranto and buy "seconds' of unknown make, ,when we
Can supply you with tires of reputable manufacture that have stood thetest
of years.
Owing toe. large purchase we are in a position to supply you with
Tires and Tubes. at a very law price and guarantee satisfaction.
.FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THE GRAY DORT 'GARAGE.
T. H. NEWELL
Good News for
rad blursBand Brgol Elton!
i-arvey Bros.,
Exeter, Ont.
Dear Sirs,
Wyoming ' Ont, May 6th, 1921
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Encloseyou will 411 find a cheque for $103.00 in pay -
Mont :af flour shipned me an April 12th, Your flour is
giving good satisfaction, hope ,,,t continues the same way.
I am now supplying nearly every farmer in my dis',ttnic't.
Onee .roan told me that this flour :made the best-flavourr,
ed bread he ,ever ate, and T blink almost every user of
your flour will say the same,
Yours truly,
'H.. A W',
Make your wife happy by raking .home a ,supply Of. flour made 'by
Harvey Bros.
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TABLET UNVEILED.
The ceremony of unveiling the tab-
let in honor of those members of t]ie
Bank of Commerce staff who enlisted
in the great war, took place at the
Bank an Thursday afternoon, last. Ap-
propriate remarks were made by Rev.
Trumpet, Rev. Foote, Reeve Beavers
and li1ajor Heaman, Manager Chap-
man Occup_ere the chair, 1701 officers
of tfhis Bank sin Canada-eneisted and
258 ;never returned. The names . ontee ;tablet are—
Ha ry Verity Carling
Alexereler Vernon Fortye
Harry Jahn Fuke
George Robert. Gillies
Nelson Murray Hill
Wilfrid Ross Northcott
DISTRICT ?MIEETIIN•G,
The District Mleeting of the Meth-
odlst Church far Exeter District was
held in Hensall on Friday last with
marning, ,afternoon and evening ses-
sions. Rev. G. W. Rivers, was chos-
en chairman en the place of the late
Rex. . G. Powell; Rev. Parnaby of
E1imvill•e was chase,n to represent th,e.
District on tlPe Stationing Conurettee
of lite Landon Conference, with Rev.
A. Brawn of IGirktonn a,s eeternate.
A s.esolueon proposed `by Rev. 'Jeff-
erson of Granton, and carried, in ap-
n eve -statin of the fact that the Angli-
can Church of Huron Dioceae lied
op-
ened their pulpits to' mil/esters of crt
/,-
er danorn neteo.ne, and showed a de-
sire .for greater unity. A resolution
was also proposed by Rev. Wilson and
cared, an apprec:,ateon of Rev, Pow -
ell's shah-maar s.hap for thease. :.two
nee s ,aa d en sympathy to . vIrs, Po.
ell jai (he lases of he_ ; husband, ivy
Mr. and • Mrsi, Paan Schroeder and
daughter Doris. of Ballymote' :`visrved
at the 'home ,of Me and Mxsl. John
Tesebner of IIny.
tees John, Barnes' of St. Thomas ::s
visit',ng;omens friends Sin town. Mrs.
.Barnes eeft Exeter about ttv,ee ity years
age and ens since• resided an. tbe,'
States, but of late has beenresiding
avi'th her sister in St. Thomast,
'fir and 'vfrs. Wm. Dignan vis;iee
with relatives etere Sunday.
afr. and \frs. W. id, Leavett of Lon-
don, spent seserg days in town during
the week, guests et the Central Hotel~
Mrs. L. Day, who has been Se $
Josephs Hospital, London, for sever
al weeke undergoing treatment, re-
:urne to her home here Wednesday;
her condition being much unproved.
I IILLED BY AUTO.
Zacha443 .Mc Ilhargey, aged 60
wined a coonhound fracture of her
ip; Mrs, Walter Sovereign, wifeof
publisher aaf the Lucaat Sun, had
zee or four,ri[s broken, and her six -
r -old daughter, Norma, was slight-
rtju.ed at 9 o'clock p.m. on May lg,
n they wee -,struck by a, motor
;Alen by James Ward, Lucan, at
he Methodist street crossing. The
•' were crossing the street in front
iLearn of horses driven by j,
'vba.Cn, when the motor car, :n pass-
ing
destrienThe s andastruckbore
the n tvMr.
Soverign died the following afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Several ribs ler. brok-
en and he; lungs punctured, :tiny.
Zacha iah Meli1targey, aged ate who
sustotned a compound fracture of her
thigh, ee s+er:ously i11. Her cond•r:ietn
such that its yet no attempt has
boric made, :c set the bones. Her con.
_s serious, The little girl s re-
corering,
etre, Sovereign, a daughter ai C. W.
1'ta:nnn of Jareis, is sury:ved bye her
ho ;band and the mull cls-;;;t,n Nerme
e :nju:+ed one is the youngest. The
mo Jest cla;.res Whew not been tires
;n-• Z3St.
Mount Carrne
Accede, --Oat Sunday etterneon,
It .le Huber, ;tland younger
ch:eever
"e • sher wen: playing in die' woozs_a�ese,herbendRbokhis on H
+}its ca r sd about half a. mile to his
home Dr. Taylor of 1).ashwood was
cared erne when the fracture was
r., and 's now doing as well as
can be expec yrtl.
Rev. Tr. Ceircoran on Sunday an-
nounced uhe banns of marriage of John
Francis McCarthy, son of James Jie•-
"rlty of Stephen, and Miss Loretta
O'Hara , daughter of 11rs. Mary O'Hara
of he 14th vo eesslon of NivGfl:v:ay,—Mr.
smile aft theoa=rval of ais rbabya broad
Hisses Ciera and Madeline Glavin cal-
led on t :ends ,at London on Satur-
day.: -.hiss Florence Campbell of Park
Hill is t_siting her brother, ;Terry
Campbell 12th on., Stephen.
Crediton
See the advertisement in this issue
a the Advocate for particulars oe
one Celebration on June 3rd.
Dueng the past week seats ltav
been :erected in the Athletic .Field,
'bet there well be plenty of room f
the baseball fans ;to enjoy them solve
V storm Day was a quiet one tinZoon A Targe number of our people
accam;)an:ed our baseball boys to Zur-
ech. Ait,hs'ugh we are somewhat dis-
appointed with the result of the game
w lnarcn't lost heart by any means.
The score was 15-5 in. favor of Zur-
ich.
Goderich ;,pays a(game of ball with
our 'team on Thursday of this week.
Rev. Hauch left for tiapierville,
this week to attend the annual ses-
sion of the Trustees of North Writ-.
ern College. His daughter, Miss :liar-
t.ha eccompa seed him as far as Chicago
w here she will complete her educa-
tion.
.e
ae.
s Massey -Harris Show Roos
e Second Annual Uelebraijaa
in Crediton
FRIDAX', JUNE 3rd, 1921
UNDER THE AUSPICES Ola THE C.:..
-.,,,�.�,
iORN1NG, 9 O'Clockee
Greed Parade, led by she Band.,._Cetithurrnpsarrs, Autoes,
1.Tradesttin 'sFlo s, School Ch1dren. Winners wilt receive eibe al prizes.. 30 sem
E
n
es
Bann 15r a dt 10e. Game rettitan v ZurichI,eaguc T€ams, Adutrs
AFTERNOON—I.30 O'Cloclt.
Fed :ports, consist'ng of Races, jurtia sg Putting Shot, Tug of War,c •• , l,ibeaai Prices.
3,30 p,in,
League -Baseball cam 4--Credi on vs. Zuresh. A r3 t: ?e of frac
Adefeisea 10c.
G pts_
VEN]XG g O'Clads.
Gei nd Concert :n Town. Hall. Progr m will consist of Choruses Re
P,La ?lIg±is, Dr1: ,, Eike.. by level talent, Orchestra in attendance
t D , Urine's Drug Sire. an Soc. and Z�ceSeiness' '
,
REFRESH\1ENT BOOTHS ON rjj G,ROU*:SDS
BE AWARDED TO THE Ph.s1" DECORAT1;I-1CE1e4
f F BUSINESe OR PR1VA fE ;;1F,1'E LLIXGS,
►'Ef Y BO1)Y COME FOR THE EVENT eeee flit. SE ASO\i
* GOD SAVE THE. KING,
Ask About Overload
When You Buy a Lighting Plant
There is a practice among some manufacturers of rating machinery to
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prac tico3 ]y the limit of its voracity. No lighting plant to give proper,
and continuous service should be rated at over 80 per cent of its maximu
continuous output.
DOMINION LIIGHT PLANTS are honestly rated at one K. W. The
will carry a continuous overload of 20 per cent or more. This is just one
example of the eareful design and sound construction back of them.
and the quality built into every Dominion result in ability to deliver This,
t'nuraus power at a low upkeep. n
The only Canadian aide' ight•ne plant.
SPECIFICATIONS
Generator rated at one IC.. W. pee watts} with a continuous overload
eapaerty of 20 per cent. or more. Battery of leo Ampere hours, 8 hour
rating 4ir c:oolcd en pane with 3 S. Iti, F, Baht bearings opeeatcs on kero-
sene. Loads, sixty 20 -watt Iights with engine ranula; or thine 20 - watt
lights from battery alone for eight hours.
DO`IINION STEEL PRODUCTS CO., LIMITED,
BRANTFORD, CAN.
"If you want the best buy a Dorn?pion", For sale at
On fitiortday evening the Junior Y. P.
A, spent a social evening Stn. the 1.-
stitute Hall. A splendid program was
rendered by the children, after which
lunch was served,
John G. Young is having a verandah
erected in front of his dwellitng.
Empire Davy was fittingly observed
in the school" here on Monday,
We are glad to say that Mr, $os-
zell, the prncioal of the school, is able
to resume his duties after a short 31I-
ness.
The. oat -vices in the Evangelical
Church next Sunday will be taken by
Rev. Meyer of Zurich in the morning
and by Rev. Henderson, representing
the Lord's Day Alliance in the even-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn l Iumpp have re-
turnee home atter spsnding the past
week Rt the home of. Mr. and vlrs,. D.
Sc:hr oerler of B.a+l]yrnote.
Messrs, Harry and B1l Swartz mo -
to Detroit Thursday and spent
e few awes with .friends.
Mr. end Mess Geo, Koch `of Dash -
w oo2, Miss ,Roselle \of Centralia and
sees, Ebiiare Thiel, and children of
Blake motored to London Saturday and
spent Sunday weeli Mr. and Mrs, J. M.
.Dale; .
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DEATHS
Stewart --In Calgary, an May 19, Al -
lie Hicks, beloved wife of Mr, ,:Geo::
Stewart, formerly of Stephen; aged
39 ,years and 8 \mon'ths,
Tate—],n Parkhill, on May 18,_ John H.
Tate, aged 59 years.
Langfou-d—In Biddulph, on May 15,
Ezin Langford, aged 71 years, 10.
months 'and' 27 days.
Wade -In Blanshard, on. May 16, Rob-
ert, J. Walde, aged 56 years,
Glendenning— In Calgary, om.May 14th.
Thos. Glendennnng;, formerly of Mc-
CG.11ivray, aged 62 years,
FRANCIS & WILLIAMS
AGENTS FOR DOMMINiON ELECTRIC SYSTEM.
Phone 137 the door south Central Hotel
J. A. STEWART
Phone 16
Remnant Sale of
Ginghams and "Nurse Cloths"
We have it lot of Real Bargains in ends of Ginghams
suitable for Dresses and .Aprons at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Get your share now.
LINOLEUM.
Let us cover your floors with Linoleum. Our range of pat-
terns cannot be beaten. Make your choice now, and. complete
your eotuse cleaning with same new floor covering.
HOLEPROOF HOSIERY FOR THE MEN AND WOMEN
Black, White, Camel, Brown and Navy. They are the pop-
ula: shales for this season, When buying hosiery be sure you get
Haieproof, for they are by far the ,beet value in. silk stockings
an the market to -day,
MEN'S OXFORDS
Men's /Brogue and Plain Styles. We carry 2 full rang
e of
the finest footwear made. Young Men get read for the Sum--
mer tnonthS,
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STRAW HATS
We have received a full. shipment of Straw
and Panamas, In the eery latest, sof e+1, les, also
Work Hats. 'Get ready for the Tint Weather.
Hats in Sailors
a good Iinne of
This store will be closed every. Wednesdaya
during the months ,of June, July and .August
12,3esharp.
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A STEWART
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL "PRODUCE. Qa