HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-6-30, Page 1THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR.
EXETER, ONTARIO TITURSDAY JUNE 30, W21
Our, Corner
Outside the 20 -mile ` .limit the par-
cel post rates Kaye bee.•. increased
from 10 to: 11 (cants for the first
pound and four to five cents for ad-
ditional pounds.
none 81a
T.MAN'S
For
All Kinds
of
8ummerwear
W. W. Taman
Tailor& Furnishe r
The most dangerous part of an auto-
mobile fis usually 'the ver.'R
A l:emeardine man says that what
makes him mads that to pay Ilia in-
come tax, he has to borrow the money
from the man who has no income tax
to pay,
The dust was so deep o'n: the coun-
try roads on Sunday,.that great clouds
arose: with every passingcar, but the
rain of Monday changed theeface of
things couade:ably,
The ilea per cent• reduction lir Pass-
enger railway rates goes into effect on
Friday next. July 1st, thus returning
to the sates prevaa% .ng prior to Sept,
13th, 1920. This does not effectWest-
tn. passenger rates, nor pulbeeet Tates.
Chicago reformers are out against
short skirt with a new argument. The
claim is that, while short skirts lessen
danger of accidents to women, they
increase accidents to men. The men
are .so interested that they don't look
where they're going.
The Goderich Star, editorially cern-
stenting on the decent vote of the
Huron County Council regarding the
matter of grant for hospital co4-nstruc-
tion for various centres throughout -the
county, finds fault v,ith some of those
members who voted against the pro,
posed hospital granas,, and says:
„Some of the representatives from
other centres whseh are scot yet ready
to use a greet for hospital construe=
tiara, seemed to be afraid they would
not get their share when the time
conte, and for this reason announced
their opnositioa to the report of the
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HasPi:ai Connm tree;. and as a
result Goderich has to pay the pen-
alty of being one of the first places
ready for hospital expansion." and
further asks ""why should Goderich
and St'ingbart have to wait until Clin
ton, Seaforth and Exeter are ready to
make use of a grant for censtruc-
tion; ? " If the see the thing rightly
those representing the centres com-
plained of are to be commended for
rhea. attitude Le .the matter, Why
should the municipality of Exeterand
other municipalities be compelled to
contribute large sums of money to the
construction. of ,hospitals of 'which
they would receive no benefit what -
evert? Building up Goderich in boa-
pital proficiency, or otherwise, at the
expense of other parts of the county
is unfair. There has already been loo
much of this kind of thing done in
the past regradless of rightor merit.
Speaking for our own r'enresentn;tive
and those of the adjoining townships
we pat them oh the back for assist-
ing in the defeat of this umponulfar.
one-sided pronosaa:
CORRESPONDENTS ATTENTION.
Correspondents will please get the
budget; of news to The Advocate of-
fice ttnot later than Tuesday, and we
hope always on Tuesday morning, It
is necessary so that the half holiday
be observed on Wednesday for t
summer months.
See The
New 1921 GRAY DORT
OPEN AND CLOSED STYLES ON EXHIBITION.
WHAT ARE YOUR TIRE REQUIREMENTS ?
Why send to Toronto and buy "seconds'' of unknown make, when we
can supply you with tires of reputable -manufacture that have stood thelest
of ye'ss.
Owing ton 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
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Since the day when. Jacob ate cakes baked from the meal ground by
ail .beloved Rachel is a lar ..ry. Many generations of ,mmllers and i,i'r'veetors
°Oat rathenery since then have used the,i>; wits to produce a finer meal a
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Wei' flour, The result is the splendid stoner Flour •of the present
We, make it here an Exeter; Our 'brands are Manitoba's Best, Modeland
Welcome, the hest money can buy.
Buy a sack of it said whiae, you axe enjoying delectable bread made from
tmagimie how Jacob's whole being would have tingled with, joy if
6'veet and winsome Rachel could have placed suets ambrosial food before
Oar devoted a,pousat ,
:Ars we cpoee aerly en, July for xepa;iss, farmers` will do well to get some
Harvey Bros.
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Exeter Council Crediton
Ifonalay. June :7th, 1921. Nathan Sambrook of Chatham is
A.
gar meet;ang of then Exeter
Council. uAbsent, Counetae- Steell:
The ns scutes of the meeting held Juane
13 were read and aperovecl.
A communication was read from: the
visiting his parents for a few days'
holiday s.
M''Lily Lawson has resumed her
duties at the Telephone Office, after
=omelet Treasurer`s office, Toronto; t`vo weeks' ,holidays zx Windsor and
Londono.
Re distribution. of Railway Tax for
1930, weal a cheque enclosed for $73.80
orrae.red filed
Nat'ces '
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th County Clerk,
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W. Holman, Ret, County rate for 921
was read and is as follows : Font gen-
eral County purposes, :2045.16; Good
Roads =le: $]345.50 -..Total $3390.66. '
A peat^: was received and .a3ead,
signed by ratepayers along Albert St.,,
between Huron and James streets, aak-
tag that, "That portion of the street
be watereele a Granted on motion of
Elston and Penhale.
The following accounts were react
and ordered paid:--I,?ominio, Rubber
System, Toronto, fire hose, $184.08;
J. Br;ntnell, labor and material Town
Hall, 534.73; Cr. r'ttantle, coal for Lib-
rary, 586.70; John Kycid, labor cern.,
$19.50+! N. Vale, labor do., 730; C.
Ford. do., $18; R.. alecKenzie & Son,
supplies cemetery, $S;J. Ford, flowers,
$30.90 pt. salary, 162.50-..$93,44; R:
Luke:. team labor R.D., c32,50; T
Mesa Merle Clark was in Londonlast
week trying her musical exam nations
The members o e f
the
local Orange'.
Lodge marched to the Methodist
church an Sunday everting where Rev.
Brook preached a very insole -lug ser -
mom
wel-
come mein ops were was atandstill,
owing to the dry spell.
Our the summerl„holidays,+n• Thursday
thoe
Trustee Board veal e able topretain
'the: s`ea,ff of teachers as they have
p:ove,d themselves very efficient.
Commencbtg with next Sunday ev-
ening the services in the Evangelical
•ehurele will commence at 730 for the
months of July and August.
airs. Emma. Scott of Philadelphia
visited ala and firs H. Eilber toy a
few days last week -
Mr.
eek4r and Mrs. Daniel Qe t-eicher
'ere seated d io" Tav stork on Friday
Walpe: do:, 17.15; Harvey Eros., do.. exon ' to the death of the letter's
$26; P. Coleman, do., 161.75; T. afoul- s'^°'tar, tics' .'',zcklea, The deceased was
den, do., 545.50; C. Heywood, do, welt known here and her many friends
522,75; Ontaro Flax Co., .$32.50; R. wish to extend to the bereaved lam-
a. Davis. do., $9.75; R. Giil'.e., do. a sly anti Mr .and Mrs. Oe tri .her their
$17„2; Gar. Stanlake, labor do., .t6 sytnpa by in the their hour of be -
Parsons, do., $29.40; F. atallett,do. reatenzerr..
de..5")1; G. Sn do., 50c.; R. Quancc Quite a number from here attended
da., 52. h, .he special ia1 decoration services held in
;'::seed on motion of Elston and 'ne •1 ew:' c•em,etery .on Sunday.
Darts. Ad jouritment by Penhale. ells:; Nem HoltGmana inteeds leatame
Jos. Senor, Clerk, for Lardara shortly where sh£
e w , gc.
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el;:.'t rt: its a nurse at Victoria1las,
Ii pea,.t1 e w..sla her ever} sweets,.
Beet -hell tans have. r , eceited weer.
ae:ful betas, this ,past week, a, a re -
fin. a".. the two ;Tames played withas; ; CI.rtoz tee; Goderich. The result of
Ta- "eta ,Muni with Clanton was expected
Local News
A rare daughter of air. and M
Fret, Bloomfield, Exeter North,
ceottal a severe gash in the head wit,
platelet at school on Tuesday.
PROPOSE BUYING ORGAN.
The people of James Street M;et
Nast Church protease baying a ne
organ for the church, end are at pre
en making a canvas of the eongre
ation with a eaew to ascertaining h
hue they could secure by subserap
..on. The organ would cost abo
$.I3,Q00, and already over half tit
amount has been subscribed.
HIS LEG INJU?teD,
Mr. Chas. Delbridge of Winchelse
recently had the mfsfortune to ha
about a twenty -foot face of gray
sli:e an Mm .in the pit, with the
suit that his knee was twisted, ;tin
the cords of the leg were rupture*
The accident wall lay him up for set
eral weeks. It is a busy time to
laid off, just now as the haying an
harvest :s about to commence,
1 ESTLe-SANDERS.
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beaeue>a• we had heard their team had
sutteaea c.•onside rably on account of
some of :heir men leaving, but the, trip
to Goderich was another matter. Since
hT canesderable opposition: was heard to
spezd.ne, money on the imported play-
tv ers the management decided to use
s- their'"home brews" and really to say
eongre
the least we were dee-lighted. The
game w.;! Clinton on Tuesday was
es practtcally wall: -over. The mem•
berg of ate junior team who 'rare
dratted into the Clanton team have
e ery promise of making' good nlayers
end we may look. for good results itt
a veer or so: Bill, Watson hurled the
ba]latar our team and. certainly had
things going. Gerald Hanlon took his
place tor three inniazgs and showed
lots of pen and steam, showing that
we have .good material here to make
up a ]irs't -class team, It wasn't long'
before our players got an to the Cline;
ton pitcher and certainly slammed the
ball all over the .field, Bully Feltner
had his ankle badly wrenched which
kept him out of the. Goderich game,
The store was 12-5 in our favor.
Clinton 000200012 -- S
Cooper, Norris
Crediton 6 2 0 21 010 -- 12
\'Vatson & Hanlon; Beaver,
On i'hursday a lot of our fans ae-
conzpa.nied the boys to Goderich and
,o hear them talk the next day would
do your heart good. It seems that
right from the start our pitcher Bill
mate had the. boys of the County
town guessing, while our boys 'slam-
med the Goderich pitcher all over the
lot Bissett Falmer made six two -
baggers and splendid work was done
by almost every player. The follow -
Me is the sco= e
Goderich 0000006001-7
Ramsay Bissett
Crediton 3 2 4 01010 2-13
;tote Beaver;
It will be seen. that up to the sixth
irur;ngs it was a shvtt-tout and in
spite of the shouting of the fans;
Go�'erich was held down. Two of eur
men, were caught napaeng on bases and
some errors allowed Goderich to•bring
in six rune in. the sixth mning's�,.
Our boys were d•elrghted with the
way they were received by Goderich
and have nothing but the best to say
of them.
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A quiet we:idsta was solemnized
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the James Street parsonage, Exeter, o
June 29, when alis Lela Sanders, sec
end daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D
Sanders became the bride of Mr. Ru
fus Nestle, son. of Mr. and Mira. Ed
ward Kestle. The bride wore a navy
silk with accordion pleated skirt an
she wore the e groom's gift, an exquisi
string of pearls. After the ceremo
the young coupled motored to Lando
where. they took the train. for Toront
Niagara Falls and other points.. 0
theirreturn they will reside on th
groom's farm in Usborne. May tine
married life, be one ,of bliss and hap
pines is the wash of the Advocate
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UNITED FARMIERS MEET.
The South Huron, United Farmers'
Political Association met in Hensall on
T.hureelay aftentoon, June 23rd, with
a good attendance, By-laws to com-
ply with the Ontarta Co -meanies' Act
were adopted and directors were eject-
ed; resulting as follows :-W. Robinson,
Stephen; E. K1o,p, Hay; J. A. West-
lake, Stanley; E. Wise, Goderich; J.
Scott, Hullett; R. Do ranee, McKillop;
J.Finlayson, Tuckersmith; W. Haw-
kians, Usber ne; liras. Glenn and A,
Munn, Hensaal; Wj G`. Medd, Exeter;
A. Moore, Bayfield; A. J. McMurray,
Clinton; Geo. Turnbull., Seaforth. At
a (meeting of the directors held after-
wards the following officers were
elected: -W. :Black, President; J. N.
Retcliff e, Vice-9',re4, , G, W. Layton,
Sec'y-Treas. It was unanimously de-
cided that the ladles have equal rep-
eesentation art the board of Directoa•5
and they will. before the an-
nual meeting in November take the
necessary ,steps to allow them to do
se._
The following resolution was pre
sented by Messrs.. Sanders and Turn-
bull
urnbull aand unraa,ineously assented ea:-
ATth�e
" rees pet its ' posisthble (that within
the next yeas a federal electron may
be held and we :believe (hat the South
Riding of H.uroin,shoald be represented
by a member tanat will give expression
tjo tis,•views of the Usnited Fas:rn;ers,
;therefore we desire to reaffirm our
decisioat Ito place a candadafte in the
field at -the (next Federal election, and
we hereby advise the Executive t,o
complete the orgainizatioan of the
co'is:tiEtuency amd be zn a.posaition to
call a nomination convention, when the
prover occasion arrives.,.
Me. A. Hicks, Gove.anmcazt Whip,
gave a s'hoet'address before adjourn-
ment
GI. W. ,Layton Sac`y,
f�j='IIGPJ.11lel4.
TUCKERSMITH.-The niarriage oc-
curred at: Trinity church, I3ayfield, on
Jwre`22:nd, of Eleanor L., only daugh-
ter of Mr, •a -,d ,MTs. Albert Town-
shend of Goderich Tozvnship,to J. G.
Nelson Crich, eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph. Crich of Tuckersrnith.
Thefollowing is the standing of the
teams in the. league:-
Won
eague:-Won Lost Per C;
ZURICH 5 1 833
GODERICH 5 3 625
STRATFORD 3 2 600
CREDITON • 4 .4 500
CLINTON 0 7 000'
Soft ball games are peening very in
keresti ig: It ie a great . sight to see
our straight-backed business men throw
the ball' and run basest. Practice is be-
ing 'held regularly end we know our
Seam will come out ,on top. T.hes is
how thio league stands just now: -
Wan, Lost Per C.
Crediton 12 0 1000
L+XetCr
Dashwoad
Centralia
Gurieh
2 , 1,' 666
1. 1 500
1 1 500.
0 3 000
BIRTHS
O'Neil-At'Lucaiz, loan June, 23,. tea ,Mr,.
and Mrs. Arthur. O'Neil, . nee 'L.ilay_
May sBiawdea, a daughter,
MARRIAGES
Kestie-Sanders-A.t. the Jarnes Street
Methodist parsonage, on June 29th
'by Rev. al. J. •Wilson„ Mr. Rufus, W.
nestle, son of 'Hire Ed. Kestle of
Usborne, . to 1dliss Lela Blaatch, • sec-
ond' daeghte
ec-ond'danighte of Mr, enol Mrs;
Sanders of Stephen.
Eyre - Bristow -At the Methodist
Church, Serafertli, on, June 22, Ruby
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EXETER CH A,UTA Q A.
July 741
PROGRAMIN DETAIL.
Afternoons at 'Three O'C9oele Evenings at Eight O'clock,
FIRST DAY
AFT... RNOON-.-
Opening Concert hi charge of Superintendent.
Entertaining Concert—instrumental and Weal -
THE CASTER SCOTT CO ]'"ANY,
EVENING
Concert Featuring Chester Scott, Marvellous Cornetist
TSE cfmsTER SCOTT COMPANY
Popular Lecture ."The One Hundred Per Ceut
DK, •3, FRANKLIN MAR , of Raeton.
SECOND DAY
AFTER] *flON—
Prelude Concert by PRINCE, the Prince of C'oncert Aeeor-
dionists,
Lecture—"Red Russia With the Lid Of[.”
LIEUT. W. 3. OSBOR r -DEMPSTER, M,C., M,S,M,
Who recently travelled 22,000 miles through I3olshevilr Russia.
EVENING—
Prelude Concert by PRINCE, Concert Aenerdimeist,
dagie, Mirth and Mystery, with Inexplicable lllusiotae.
DAVIS, MASTER MAGICIAN.
THIRD DAF.
TERN•OON-•-
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IIutaical progratnntt; with Entertainment Numbers.
TH.F..TORN QL'3.LEX TRIO and •HENRP1 REED.
Lecture for Conmaunity— '.Corntnunity Nuts ire Gmelin"
D. LEE FIT7.P,1TRIef .
NG—
Preeentation of the Faniourr Comedy Success, "Contentment"
TWO ELLI.S DAY PLAY Care PONY
of Competent Players Presenting One of Last
Season's Great Successes.
A Co
FOURTH DAY.
AFTERNOON—
Grand Concert with Operatic Selections.
FERGUSON'S LIGHT OPERA. (,li INTETTE
l✓VENING--
Lecture "The Outlook in Europe."
}ION. I'ERCY ALDEN.
Member of I3rltish Parliament from Loudon
Musical Programme Featuring Selections from Vietar Herbert's
Comic Opera, "Princess Pat."
FERGUSON'S LIGHT OPERA QrINTETTE
GENERAL INFORMATION.
Single Admission: Afternoons, 50e; Evenings, 75r,.
Children, 25e and 50e.
(War Tao. Additional.)
The Season Ticket costs $2.00; junior tickets, admitting chit- t;
dren between the ages of six and fourteen, $1.00. Both are subject
to the war tax. Season tickets cost less than half the aggregate of
the single admission.
IT PAYS TO BUY A SEASON TICKET.
Bristow, only daughter of 1• Tr. and
Mrs. W. H. Bristow, to Mfr. Henry
Eyre, son of Mr. and Mars. Silas .byre
of Tuckersmitle
DEATHS
Gill -In Windsor, on June 24th, Eliza
Cockwill, relict of the late John
Gill of Exeter, aged 77 years and 4
menthe.
Henry -On Con. 1, Biddulph, June 23
Annie Hodgins, wifes of Andrew
Henry, aged 63 years, 7 monthss
Bradley --At Lot 19, Cas, 9, MicGilliv-
ray, on June 25th, John Bradley,
aged 74 years and 2 months.
J. A. STEWART
Phone 16
Dinner Sets for the June Bride
5 new 97 piece Dinner Sets-Pori'e ai;n Chime la very neat
Floral and Coanveaztjonal Design with and without gold handle.
Shoes Shoes
White Canvas Shoes-nearlyall sizes and good shapes.
Special price this week $1.68:
Stockings
nice fine ribbed, and plain -all sizes. An excellent wear-
ing stocking,
;et .1 1 I Special 30c, a pair, or 4 hair for $1
Specials in Salmon
Title„ is a good Rink Salmon, solid meat in 1 lb. cans;; reg-
ular' 30c,; ,now' 18c, a can. or 6 far $1,00'
1-2 Ib. can regular 20c.; now 2 for 25c,
Soaps
All Brands of Laundry Soaps. Spec-iall 14 bars for $11.00
This store will be closed e very Wednesday at 12.30 sharp
during the months of June; July and August.
J. A.
STEWART
Highest Prices paid far Poultry and all ,Produce,
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