HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-10-6, Page 1THIRTY-FIFTH Yd.
EXETER, ONTA.RJf 1 THURSDAY OCT, 6, 1921
Local News
TRIED TO STEAL CAR,
Thieves attempted to steal Mr. J.
J-ioiton's. ear on Monday night from
Iiia farm Mn Uslaarne; They shoved the
cur out tet the garage, but were then
apparently seared, "and d'sanereared,
he same night a ear was left in
Pone of `1Gfr, Roberi. Rob'auson's farm
on the •sixth eonceeei" It remained
there all next day. -and may possibly
Ire: a, stolen ear,
134CHLER•-HILL
A happy event took Wise: at thet
home of lir, cad. ;Airs, Jams Hill ,NEIL
Phone 81a
TAMAN'S
For
Al,4
Kinds
of
Mens Wear
W. W. Taman
Tailor& Furnisher
Street .Exeter, on, Wednesday mom.- U. F. O. NOMINATED WILLIAM West 6$; E. Russell 67; H. Creech
Ire!, Oct. 5th, wh their only laugh-
ter, Vexda Grace, became the bride of
:rBLACK,. 61;* J. Kuntz 59;. M.i'%x3negartietz.�
1rr. Moses Bechler of Usborne, Unlyt ---- 55•
the immediate relatives were present!. A. largely ;attended anet enthus:ae- *—Missed tests.
to witness the ceremony, which wall-astre conveatt:on of O' U. F. 0. No. on roll 25; average attend-
ea barrio£ JamessSttreet Methodist a hunch I Fhu South lay afternoon n�"IastHthe af,:nal
nsaii , on ante 21.3.
At 9 o'cl ck the ceremony was per- ch°ICe fell on William Black, U.F.0,
:formed the bride 'bola°. siren array d.r'ecta.r and president of the organ -
by her father. The bride leas gown: =/atop. for South Hu: -ono _ l ,,.
ed and a beautiful dress cf taupe char- ballot vvas ow.wzcn J. H. ticott of \[c
mens: satin, with overdre,s of locale.[ Ktllo;a anti 11 , .Bla4k, whe-r th for
georgette. The cerenony over -.t ter sot 126 votes, a,snd the ]a ;t,
d etty tved.ii.ng breakfast was served, 18
.ter which the .happ}• copol left nn ail, ail thee: tth : onve } ion. Wang
a rnoter trip to Sarnia, and differentplaced before the converifto t, ()
nobtts in Michigan, she bride trawell Inose proposzci 1'4°:plant Toltec, 1.
ing in gravy blue gaberdine with apri- Caldtve L 1.. 1 w•ar, Emerson Gabel,
-ot :,Wade 'tlricolette blouse, and hat 0 Cluii, Thomzs i owe, Hariryr Salk:Id
tax match. On their return they
win Atex Stirling ,it,1 V1r, t\ralk.r ret ;ed
:rake tlietr future 3aoruc in Usborxia, or were absent aframl the h il, Sixteen
eat+l will leave: t�ue best ,tris:; of heir ascenjled the platform and took more
or les? �advarantag,: Q( the spenkin�,
ptiti;eeVe restreted to five minute
In the succeeding speeches; J. j. C'ald
There passed away at his home, Le t0fl. and 1Ed : John
rip announce
Exeter Nerth, on Sunday last enpth- withd'raw'al. The first ballot ►vs
er of the oldest; resident of town, in taken, on the ,names of \1r. Black, Iz
ea the person, of Mr. David Russell in Coughlin, E. Hurdman, W. G. 'Meda
his iltlt year. Deceased rues. a viei'm Robert J, lfc;4rillait,, Ed Pooley, J. N
ctl cancer and during the past. year Ratcltfe, W, Ty. ,Saat"d..r _
•
1 Ma e. ,• e,
SUteC
f r d � H... Co
a great .leaf A ,talc over \i el,taln Turz►bt111 ant Gcorg•s •.Cur h
a year ago ha was carrying a 5•hot el
on, his shoulder when he was run in•
to by ,a young man, riding a h'este'le,
O. S. Howard, principal.
ROOM 2.
Sr. 3rd. honors -.-31. Medd 87;
K. Beaman 85, D. Oledntan 79; T.
Tainan 78; S. Northcott 78; M.
T Howey , 8; E. Walter 75, Pass --V.
s Mooney 74; M. Luker 73; V. Ford
f 72; D. Salter 7u; L. binney 68; G.
4'°
many (rends
DEATH OF DAVID [JSSI LL,
Wells 69; NI. Nelson 67; V. :Macdon-
ald 66; R. Beavers 66; N. Reeder
64; L Ford 64; I, Mitchell 63; J.
Ganbrill 62; E. Sanders 61; C.
Hutchison 60.
Jr. 3rd. 1?ase--Catherine Woods
s. 74; II, Laing 71; H. Jennings 69; G.
• Bloomfield 69; J. Passmore 69; S.
1". West 64; B. Powell 64; G. Nelson
el; A. Macdonald 60.
Number enrolled 41; average
• tendance 36.
Jean S. Murray, teacher.
The second contained the ~names o
an•lis itr�bttll .. ter wh ch ttRat 1i F
the shot,' coming in contact twith /tie 'u1.1 Turnbull dro,p.pe j out.
Heel,, inflicted a w•oiind, which a Eery In the next ballot ele tiedd reveav
eve Bks later developed into cancer, ed 60 votes, \12 Black 73 vo;es, and
\tri Russell was 3 natty,: of Scotland, Mr. Scott 126, thus ellmiea.',ae Nae
btrt calve to Canadat with his parents v:edd. In the last ballot Mr. eferld's
when 3 mere lad, first settling n Us- sueporters teen: over almojt sen rely
erne, and he ,has continuously resist- to : fe Black, and he was tilos n,. The
cd 'n the neighborhood ever :nee, a v,.;•e te•aa then Made unaninv ve
The deceased married Christina. Ta}- Mian' of the rattdidates gave glee.
tug of llamiltoa, by whom he is sur- ;-teles: ;, as diel nlua ti•,. JOartaina
vie—est. togea'her with four sons and ,11,1'.N' tor. No'folk,
MO daughters James, William and The without:4 without:sweet` doll of :nter4•t:.
Gavin, of the- \l ese and .David of E—.— awl enthus,,•tsm
cater. -4 fMrs Peoto 'k of near St, Vary's . lr :indrew Hicks, .M.P.P. mall: a
1 `rs Robt 1• nnaey aHay 7•n v , y a Wahl chi rrnk'a during; the vet.
Russell twa a man, ot ,ndustrous :rte. lite dent Ble.akhaving relinguiele,
habits, tai411'ul in duty and honest in el the clear ¢a him,,
all his dealings with his fellow man.
He. was a member ot the Presby !:ran,
.:lave:1 and the funerel was conducted
on t1'< In:slay by Rev. Foote, his re-
mains bei interred in Eseifer Cem-
etery Q e
at*
Room II ,
Sr I1,•--Itonors, L. Hayne S& D. Har-
t dv 86, Wm. Senders 84, W.
ton 83, W. Kay 8.. g. Boyle
t>ear,n1 79, R. Sanders 77, C. Lechler
76, G. Hunter 75C; Pass, X. Wells 70.
R Snel' 64. Jr. 11. --Hewes, D. lYn-
ncv 85. K Reid 78. ai. Wells 77:
Pass. V. Gambrill 74, H. Macdcna'd
73, R. 1.:tilingwood 73, G. Andre
73; V Br nateembe 71, H. Monne'
., G. Sn:tin 67, R. Cram -mood
tang: 63.
Nu"ither enrolled 32; average e:on
eae 2%•3.-11, ,\I. Kinsman, v a.rltar,
S. A. C}FFICitR GOES TO JAPAN.
1 he ,t+.11‘ MEM Arnny has 4ncleavored
u,u•ugh olta'e s s.ation:cl here, to ess
S
t1 .FI ascii se ,
r •
r .n Exeter. t r. IiaV r a} nal et
ten have don: much to acoua;rit ealad,date to tonost the approae•hing
crganieat-on. Capt, K. M. Barr, who largest arxi most rnnata astie oo •
J. MERNaER, M.P., CHOICE OF
NATIONAL LIBERALS AND
CON SERV ATIV1 S
ewe
r?i
Room I1•'
Jr- II Cla' ,-ll nor•,, 13 Penit l. 6.
li* Va;e *�, L. Little &at, J• *here "ii,
G. Chess :a 79, Cr Ili 'hinsen '7, K
V:le 7t,, vt, \Cart n .5; F. Chapman 75
, [letow 75 v1. n,1 -war. 73, NI. Snell 7..
R. Pryde t+'1. T. Ti dJen 69, L. Serhem
63 1.. Frti .l:l.ir+n tit, I. White 58, B.
Ne:sen 556 U. Laver 45. Sr. 1. C1as,,
E Kestl. 67 .M, Bloomfield `Ih,S.
Little 64. v( 11! rtugton b3. Jr. I,
; Class -Honor,, 1). Cox 85, W. eldon
161. 11 Stenitury 79,. 11. Heywood 78,
H. Col. 7 . R. I :alkwill 76.... Ward 75
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e 7a� Jackson Il T T an "
t, ,2 H. .� n
!t n "1
Si.• Kav 71,\1 Cann 6o, Ii \e v 11 r?.
Y. Iln l;.;� :•t ,9, j 1, •3 a e, a S9 '1•.
Wehey 59. A.. Hun t'n p58, S. Sand-
ers 52.
Xmnbea tin roll 39; av:rage ;tt.encT-
anee 37.13.
The South Huron Nation-.. I..ib.r•t]
vanr,an at Hensall on Saturday atter
neon. 'athe
�t
^ a tor purpa.,: of el�`c ,nt
u ,1 Idol methods and wort, of this Federal electtan, It ,was one of ,he
Gonservat v Association laalci a .•on,.,
has be-tt in 'eornmand o1 ,the °petting,
lr..s been. appointed to janant As a.
boy he consecrated .his life tor ser-
vice t ':i torsion lends and the can finds
lion The Captain .CDp�_5 'of an Arin
ant i:._thiul to ,his
youthful - ar. } rat;ancl;.er Barr, teas father,
..at t,res.'nt Commander pt the 'Mont
rt t Is
,iv.on. A sister entered the
Army's Training College this session.tor° oft.ee.rshirl. Much aregret is ex-
uress:cl and felt by those interested
in the Army, and the;Captain, who
has made many friends since teaming
to town, After attending the Con-
gress gress in Toronto the Capta.fur-
loughs before going to Vencuver en-
rotate
n
rotatte to Japan, .sailing Nov. loth on
S, 4 .Empress of Russia. The work
,tar.ed, will continue throughout the
,winter ,with ithe same zeal and en-
thusiasm displayed during the past few
mouths under the command of Lieu-
tenant H. j. Parnell, who remains in
charge until iCaptt Barr is replaced.
Ile will be assisted by comrades, who
have connected .with the local corps
of the Salvation Army.
12.0a%a% r the at'st,ory of the associtt'cin,l
thebeing representatives present
frim 211 over 'the riding, showing that 1
there is still a. deep :'ti;erest taken in
y ut>ful .onseara in public affairs at this particular time.
ar'?'I it must be as great source of .at.-
1 B ` st;1etion to• :%Ir.:tlern,r to have bth xtd
him such a large and enslitvloe.'c
backing as was rep,res+entaad at this
meeting. The meeting was not only
big in. numbers, of both ladies nail •
gentlemen. but eih:e stairit was of the
right kind to get. out and twin, elec-
tions, Everybody seemed to ,be full
ot" "pep" that snails success„
The meeting {was called to t>rder
shortly after 1w^o o'clock and the fol-
lowing nominations were recorded: -
I. J Merrier, W. R. Elliott, 'Wm, "cn-
sit, Chas W. 'Middleton, W. H. Lobb,
N. W Trewartlia, Harry Salkald,
Wm. Consit, Fred. Elleringtan, I)r,
Thompson David Cante:on, John Sow-
erby, Thos. E. Hays, 1Trs. N. W. Tre-
s artha. Mrs, :\Lary Murphy,
After the :.nominations Mr. George
W. Holman, County Clerk, was assign-
ed. to the chair and o. his usual hap -
manner did justice to the ,lubes;
The nominees were then given an
opportunity to air thea political views,
the chairman calling on the nominees
1•v the reverse order. Fully two hours
was taken up is brief addresses ani
the political issues were discussed with
an ,intelligence and fantterest rarely
inet with on occasions of this kind.
The addresses .bristled with bright
thought and 'tail .were listened to with
keen interest itn the issues involved'
in this particular campaign,
Dr, Steele, M. P., of South Perth;
was the principal speaker of the oc-
casion and he acquitted himself moat
eloquently„
The Association officers were ,clect-
ed as follows :-President, Charles W.
ilriddleton ,Goderich Township; First
vice-president, Mrs. Wan. Consit, Hills -
green; second vice-president, Wm.
BrockUsbarne; sec'y-tress-, G. C.
Petty, Hensall; ,Chairmen ,at munici-
palities , Stephen, ,Alex. Neeb and W,
R. Elliott; Hay, Henry Neeb and Wm,
ronsit• Stanley, D,. H. McNaughtan
and John McKinley; Goderich1 Tpt., N.
W. Trewartha land Fred M;ddleiton;
Huliett, Win. Ratynnond and Bert Al-
len; Clinton, David Can,telan and A.
Holmes • McKillep, ,Geo. McKee and
Jas. Smith; Seaforth, Rabt!. Wilson.
and Dr. Harburn; Exeter, C. H. Sand-
ers and C W. Robinson; Tuck, rsmith
Robt. Albie and Sam. McGeogh;
borne; Rich. Coates and Thos, Hunkin
He,nsaii G. C. Peaty and Robt,. 'Dick;
Bayafield,. Robt McMurray and Wnr.
Simpson:
See The
New 1921 GRAY DORT
OPEN AND CLOSED ST YLES ON EXHIBITION.
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING USED CARS IN GOOD CONDI-
TION, FOR SALE
ONE GRAY DORT 1920 SPECIAL
ONE GRAY DORT, 1917, TOURING
ONE GRAY DORT, 1921 DEMONSTRATOR,
ONE FORD, 1918, TOURING
T. H. NEWELL
PRICES TUMBLING
The purchasing public wi l :be glad to know that owing to ithe
Longer Prices for Wheat we are quoting lower prices for Flour,
To, Day Wet Quote as follows:
MANITOBA'S BEST
'MODEL . .
WELCOME
$5.00
$4.65
$4.15
This will mean . a considerable, saving for those who bake their.
own bread, The quality is just as good as ether. Cali .in and take
some home ,and make, your wife Happy. •
We have still a few hundred bushels ;of those fine WHITE
OATS, cleaned, free from dust and s.eaed& •
We- have same of the FINEST CORN also,
Harvey Bros.
School Report
The following is the repast -of^' xe-
tier Public •Schoel for September, --
ROOM 1.
The following is the standing of
the pupils of the . school for Septem-
ber, based on tests inall subjects
and daily marks.
Sr. 4th.—M. Bissett 79; R.Garn-
brill 77; 1t4: Salter 76; L. Foote 76.
Pass H. Snell 73 J. Pryde 72; M.
Murphy 71; H. West 71; M. Johns
70; J. Penrice 70; M. Harness 69.
E. Hunkin 66; H. Whyte '64; W
Spencer 63; H. Nelson 61; 11. Saun-
ders 61; R. Blworthy 57.*
Jr 4th. --M. Clarke 75. Pass—,
F. Creech 71; E. Howey 70;* F rt
Roo iti J,
Mass V. -Honor,, J. Penhal:' k7, M.
toll:ngwood 86, M. Davis 85, F. Corn-
ish 85, A Appleton 80, R, Trumper
7e; Pass. C. Corni,h 73, C lase IV. -
!loners G. Cochrane 88, J. Creech t,S,
A, Frase• 80; Pass, J. Paine 60. (leas
III,-llonors, V. 1' cst1•' 90, T.'. Clarke
88, D. Davis 8S, A, Qu.tnce $6. R.
Stione 84; Pass, C. Jennings t,il, M.
Limns 60, Class IL A -Honors, T, El-.
lerin;;tL)a 83, M. Cann, 80, L. McDonald
se; Pass J. Pryde. 40. Class 11. 13 -
Honors. L, •Snell 88, J. Sanders 85;
Pass, J Pilon 74, 1. Coliingwood 72.
I. Corn:sh 70, E. Ward 62, S. Ward titl
C -la; s 1 -Honors, B. Walters 85, M.
Spencer 83, R, Fraser 80, Ti. Steward
79, I. Mooney 78, J. Ross 78, D. Luk-
er 75; Pass, H. Kerslake 73, A. Nelson
65, R. Fre •kl'3ton 6S, M. Quante t'2,
N. Campbell 60.
Number enrolled 44; average attend-
ance 3.5.-OIive M. Taylor, teacher.
MARRIAGES
ELLIOTT—RINIKER—At Sarnia, on
Sept. 28, 1921, Mary Josephine
Elliott, of Sarnia, to Herbert H.
Rinker, formerly of Dashwood.
Gran': -Felin -In Parkhill,. ;:n Gc'. 1
Lloy Esther Fenn, &A:, daughter
.of Mr and Mrs,. Michael Fenn of
Parkhill, to John Cameron Gran' of
London.
Bechler-Hill-At the home of the
bride's patrents; ,an Oct. 5', by Rev.
M. J. Wilsen, ;Mases B_chler of Us -
home T-., to Miss Verdi; Grace'
Hill daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James
Hill of Exeter.
Barnes -Thompson -At the Manse,
Lucan. on Sept, 28th, Lynn Barnes
of Ailsa Craig, to Miss Clary Eliza-
beth Thomis.ate daughter of Mr.
and Um Wm, Thompson of Con. 1,
Biddulpah.
Bentsen -Atkinson -In Biddulph, on
Oct 5th, Ida Atkinson, daughter of
lir. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson, to
dr, Joseph E.. Beatson, Grantont
DEATHS
Frayne-In Exeter, on Sept).
James Frappe, aged 67 years
18 dayst
Stewart -In McGillivray, Sept
Catherine Jane; widow of the
Archibald Stewart of the 7th
in het 751th year,.
Alexander -In Ailsa Craig on Sept,29
1Sr& John Alexander.
tlillar-In Hibbert, on Sept;. 29, Alma
daughter of Mir. Mathew Millar, eg-
ed 18 years, 10 n1londast
Russell -In. Exeter, ,on Oct. 2, David
Russell , in this 77th year.
Treitz -lin,
Crediton, on Oct. ,2nd, John
Tre:tz ..aged 70 years, 4. months, 26
days.
h•drn ck-ln Usbann e on Oct' 4, Ar-
thur George Kerniick, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph ktier eek, aged 6
months, 11 diayst,,
30th,
and
25th,
oncon„
IN MEMORIAM
Johns -In, loving memory of Edith;
who died one year ago, ,October 7,
1920,
Sheet and sudden ,wstas! the call,
Of one•sa �l�eariy 1oved by all; •
The blow was great, the shock severe
%V,e little th,okiesl at her death so near;
Life was desired, but God did see
ernfl Litt' .was .,beet; fon, thee.
Father, Mather, Brothers, Sister,
SANDT s w Cl •E 'rR
FALL IS HERE
LONG NIGHTS ARE CQM1: G,,.
.AN) YOU WILL NElri) GC3(l:3
BATT iRY FOR YOUR CAR..
THE PREST-0•LI E
WH.L TAKE CARE OF YOU. l
CAN I• E!d' YOU IN RAT!"ER'
t3R $10 A YEAR, CO:tie, : 'ND
EE ME ABOUT YOCR BAT-
TERY W RV 10E.
Taylor Tire & Battery
K1FKTON FAIR
Thursday and Friday
OCTOBER 6 and 7, 1921
Speeding in the Ring
Lt':)CAL RAI."L
LADY D 14'ER
a;iaf,r 1' OFFiiRt.l;, IN F'li1 Tr ▪ lti $'!11' BABY
t"1LI. IIE Iti
'ttr I'ta a Leet,.
t.1•i'E N
€:ylt1. 1, RIVERS
il; RY ' 411.'11E 1:.; e
Write er {flawing: t a -
W a. Brook, Pres.
F c t 1.1z'»; I GTICr:;
END CE..
Amos Doupe, See. -Tress
RS FOR SALE
Hup 20, 4 passenger, reasonable
90 Overland Touring in good shape
Bowser Tank & Pump, A l Outfit, 209
Grayi Dort and Page Cars
Sunoco Oil and Gasoline
REPAIR WORK ON ALL CARS,
Pilon & Foote
Huron Garage - Exeter
J. A. STEWART
Phone 16
Ladies' and Misses' Winter Coats
and Furs
Fall is here and Winter will soon be along. So do not
delay .in selecting your new Winter Coat. Our range is by far
the nicest we have ever shown,.
In the Latest Cloths and New Styles.
MEN'S, YOUTHS, ANI) BOYS' OVERCOATS
Now. 1•Ien, Gat ready for the cold days, We have a. won-
derful Stock ,to- s sect your nee, winter coat frim,. Iii 'New
Cloths, New ,Styles and New Pre:es,
RUBBER BOOTS
Eventually you will wear 'Minces Invin�eble ,Grey Rub-
ber Boats, They are 'High; Piess'ure. cured and of '1•ough,
• Tire Tread Stock. The New Stock is in,. Buy a pair to -day
anel be :convinced as, to their wonderful wearing .qualities
GROCERY SPECIALS
2 1-h, cans pink Salmion. ;354.
2 1-2 Ib cants punk Salmon, ,,25p,
1 1 -lb ca -n Red Salmon ; 29cr
3-1b pails ° Pure Lard for 62c;
Tapioca, 2 lbs for 18c',
Laundry Soaps, 110 bars for 72c,
Bulk Pure Cocoa, per lb 1151
Seeded Raisins lb pki. for 25c.1
Seedless Raksios ib pkv 27c.
Canada Com Starch 2 pk, for 19c
Breakfast Baenan ilia. 43c.
Sage, . 2 itptotnnds for, 18c,
Choice Currants uyer 1b 19c.
Felled Oats, 6 lbs; for 29d
J. A.,STEWART
Highest Prices paid for Po ultry and all Produce.
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