HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-1-5, Page 1THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR.
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Our Corner
How about those New Yea r resolu-
tions?' Still holding on?'
Same people ,are so busy worryiatg
about the general depress:on that
.they haven't time to go atter new
slices
There is so ztlucit bad ;:n the best of
Us, and so tnu,:h goodd az the worst
of us, *diet %t hardly Aelooves any of
us to try to refornh .the re-st of us,
hone al,'
TAMAN'S
For
Men's and Boys
Wear
Try This Stare
THE SWELLIsST THING IN
TIES.
SHIRTS
SOCKS,
AND ALL KINDS OF MEN'S
FURNISHINGS
air here. They're alit new, of course.
We never carry ,over last year's styles
The new offerings are sure 'enough
winners if Erich colors, beautiful pat-
terns and fine snateraals eaunt forany-
tlitng. Prices are just as all right,
too. Drop in and look them "'under
and over, around and through "
W. W. Taman
Tailor& Furnisher
a
�.ame
ere are.
If yell lta;vta dote something that is REEVP, BEAVERS :IS
good, .forget ^' o soanethinng that
.. ,;,t d
.s better
Some men leave their fingerprints,'
with the pollee, and some leave them
on the books you, lend.
1 0, THURSDAY
JAN.
Crediton
RE-ELECTED IN TOWN _
:sastrous Fire. --A disastrous Fare
NEARLY A NEW COUNCIL 'struck our village. on Sunday morning,
1 when the Methodist Church with its
Exeter had a rather spirited cob- entire contents was destroyed by fire,
est for the 'munii.:ipal offices dais year A file wind was' blowing at the time
Any man who is constantly in the vvhidh as an unusual thing ,of late year froom the north-west and this saved
puplie eye is epic to get an occasional in this t•own,. In, 'smut of the snow dile south end of the town, otherwise
rub .From the public knuckle, the cars were busy, as were also the :t wctutd ba heard to say how many.
cutt;rs and sleighs. v could be .homeless to -day. The orgin
Th f° I h h P o `x' fire seems somewhat of a my
1922
The man, who de. des to hold oft
until things improve may lied, when
things =prow,. that the man whalaeld
on and hielped'them to :approve so far
ahead that he can't be caught
Do you �wanit to sell a larger vol-
ume- du]l kiMes? Then ,you must
,scale habits Zromore: people. Do
you wane to hold your ,trade In times
of pros,periltp? Then .you must keep
people iii the habit of ,baying your
goads, else .;om,petition will lead them
,,to new habits. Deep your advert-
ing god Pal the year round.
We are all endowed Welt the most
marvelous invention of God, a, human
brain, anal if you train. that brain to
work for you, 'k]; -re is Po h trot to
the things you een acoomelitsh. But
if you, ] 1. your brain lay i.l c, or put :u
l�a of ,s.;um and rubdish into it you
.cannot expect to. Veil anythea but
scum and rubbish in. he ,raderful
to nga tient are ha.ppenine :n the world
I e ere play.
Elections.
STEPHEN
R eve Neale and Deputy Webb 1Fy
aec!amatioe ; Councillors Hayes, Pen- ,
mem and Swei,tzer by ele,,t,oe as fol-
lows,-.,
re na result s owe tat .circ '' ,T
Ravers weathers title gale .by a ma- fiery. It started M. the kitchen, where
ieety of 53, white only one of the ole an o1 heater was burning to warm up
councillors survives, Joseph Davis, who th= room. Vli'!ten the caeetaker re -
tot an excellent vote, 28i, although turned to the church that end of 'the
Ih1 I F d Ell t;mt' an alarm had beep, ,given the e
not quits as large as the new haler basement was in. flames aril by the
Y t'► ran extreme 1l. w el , re. 1 er- - n -
'meter, t;.tt reg 332, B: M. Fra.-wis 321 tri basement was burn N'othmg
and G. F. Hooper 311, could be saved, and all the 1teo,ple-
The Board of Edu bion members
were re-elected, although the char
,. F F. W. dmazt had a
lion, Glia , alar-
row margin of 'three" aver the new as-
pirant, Mr. Abbott,
The Council wi,il 'then, be composed
£ :Reeve •B-eaavers, attd Counsilloh's J.
Davis, F. Ellerittgtorr, BI, ;4i; Fraah:is
ani C. F. Hooper,
There is no :;hand is the Board
e f Edu; a tion,
The result in detail follows :-
REEVE
uld da was 'to watch, the buiRdete,
burn and ,protect the nearby houses.
The only time �11r. enue
s house s
in danger
was whetn, the, gallery ,felt
the flames burst out the front of the
church, but there wps plenty of help
and the danger was soon past Mr.
Wenzel wishes eo express this thanks
to tb.e public° for the assistance g:•vete
hint. Tha members sof the Methodist
Church are deserving the sympathy
of the entire community in their loss.
This Congregation has been hit hard
of late. through• deaths and 'removals
Beavers 46 75 98 4, 260 and to have: them lose thee- time
Snell 91 78 25 13---207 church Is a hard blow. There is $5000
Beavers elected by 53 nlaiority.
COUNCILLORS
avis 72 83 88 38-
V.stou 32 59 59 15--
h ea
I llerinf ton 712 99 79 42- - 33 r`} support of the entire village
mad neegeboetwi.
insurance on the building and contents
+Odell will not n eerly cover
r ;he loss. Just at present their pleas
1 are indefinite, but should they de. ide
5 e.> rebu°ld they can be assured of the
Francis 101 113 76 31----3«11 hex lioncia} h`Qit: wee, be Nam
Hooper 1(t2�I08 SI 20---3 17. nation for Police Truetees.. Try
I'enitttIe 5,9 59 33 16---167 meeting is brought about by all the
Elected -- Ellerington, Francis. o 'rex nominees resigning It is to be
Hooper and Davis. n i?d that a good number w,,?1 be
i BOARD OF EDUCATION 1 pr sent and that we, will have enough
Abbott 70 79 66 18---2 33 Public; epinited peen stand, so that the
`' i ff rent important civic notices
1 Madman 63 80 GS 25-236 which are ,due to this town, may be
Greive 88 3.03 80 37308 'atlllinistered, Besides the lighting sys-
tem, there is else town sewer to con-
sider, and last, but not creast, our fire
fighting apparatus. Its action on Sun-
day made us 'think of what might have
halm -elle(' if Providence hadn't been
kind, and sen the woad another di
r.atiatt, .
Joint meethers are being "h..'d In the
Eva.ngelieal Church this week. On
Bowen.,
clan wilt be held in
Thursday evenng Rev. R. J. Boagent for the Bible Soeaiety, ' 11 oc-
Hall t r-n:glhk (Thursday.) cu,hy ' he pulpit and deliver an address
:n the interest of the society.
• \1r. Frank Taylor vtf;,d his father i Murray Holtzman of Detroit and
Murray Brown of Antherstburg spent
a Sew days with their reletivee,
Irvin recliner of Toronto is visiting
his pareets for a few days.,
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.lay. a 30 42 4 b 74 48 59 32 23 27-383
Lawson 43 21 43 55 53 32 36 19 62--364
Pinhole 35 53 46 49 20 66 28 32 45--379
Sweitzer 20 33 44 60 43 85 50 32 58-425
USBORNE
Reeve Coates by acclamation, Coun-
cillors Stewart, Hanna, Johns and
reciter. by =election, as follows, --
j has 4:5 35 9 37 59 35 33-253
Manna 39 34,11 44 45 36 63-272
Stewart 42 48 12 60 63 26 34--275
Je;,keil 27 39 3139 2514 7-182
West;.ott 39 32 512 2516 6-135
EAYFIELD
By acclamation. -Reeve, A. E. Er-
win;
rwarn; Councillors, Samuel Moore, Mur-
doek Ross, William Higgins, George
Castle,
TUCI. ERSMITH
By acclamation --Reeve, M, Mc-
Naughton; Councillors, Chas. Riley,
IsaacMoore, Roland Kennedy, R. P.
Watson
HIBBERT,
By a.:clamatiian-Reeve, A. A. Col-
quhoun; Council, Wni. Dalrymple, T;
Mahaffy, T. Melady, "Virmi, Feeney,
GOOD GLASSES IF YOU NEED
THEM. Good advise if you don't.
J. WARD, D.C., Optometrst, Exete>;
WINTER WORK on CARS.
We are prepared to care for your car. Try us.
REPAIR WORK ON ALL CARS.
PILON & FOOTE
Huron Garage -
Exeter
FEED qA.LioR.
`,CORN -A good supply of splendid cerin and the price i;s right, •
OATS -'W e tarry aj ,stock of. Western Oats ,that wee -hav,e recleaned;tak-
ing out
ak,i.ngout the dust, hulls and small seeds. These we acre soiling on a
very narrow; margin.
ED OATS -We are negotiating for Western Seed, Oaks and will have
them here early. See- us .before purchasing. I
BEET PULP -Try our Sugar I3:et Pulp. It is •good iieled €9and, will ;Please
your Orne:Lustomier tock 13x9 'tons.
3,4IDDLINGS-We: have just unloaded a 'car of ;Middlnng,s1 It is al choice
fe;ea Try some.
OIL CAKE -Id. ",yto,u (haVe riever fed Odl Cake try isom , far your Mulch
Lows, �1'g$, tun fact all: your •"shock,
TANKAGE -Sixty per cent,,. protean; _Just trip Stuff 'to, push thos{
QUIZ.' MILL FEED -It .i . going • out as fast :as
me Fr iaktei -cels r
[arvey Bre
pgs
Ilarvey 82 98 73 38--293.
Elected•--Greive, Harvey Glad -
man.
Local News
en Landon, Hospetel outer the w•eek-
end.
Mr. and Mrs;. J. B, Pryde spent New
Years with. Mr. and Mrs. C, 'Wares;
London.
Nass. Mary Cann spent, the „holidays
with her aunt, ,Mrs; Willi Homey of
near Clinton °
F. 5. Scott, postmaster of Brussels,
and village eIerk ,for 43 ,years„ died on
January .1st
His many'£riends were pleased tosee
Mr. A. Hastings take a, walk down
town on Tuesdays.
WON EXHIBITION GAME.
The Exeter -Zurich hockey team de-
feated a picked team from London
on the locait ice on Thursday night
in an, exhibition game, the .first game
of the season. Short notices was giv-
en, but e, :fairly good crowd was
present, and they were well repaid
-the game bei.nlg a• good exhilbition of
this lase:inatine wititer spout. The first
period showed a lack of team work
as was 'expectedi. The second period
gave evidence ,that the boys were
beginning 'to know each other, and
some get-together spirit was shown,.
while the third period was full of fine
combination work, and a shower of
shots" was mined wen, the, ,Landon goal,
Hyncl doing brilliant ' work and stop -
!rag a great . many of thentt Splendid,
individual rushes were -in evidence by
players of both teams throughout the
game. For the -Huron boys the two
Hoffntans and Hindmarsh were strong
on the rushes. Hindmarsh was" a
strong defence in the third period, not
a player getting past 'him,. Hoffman
at centre, is ,a whirlwind all .tbe time
and scored three ler the local goals,
(McKinnon puttiing,th;e second through)
wl]Jte the bigger brother played bell-
Liant defence, and in a.s,plendid rush
'scored the fvnal. !goal.' Ca1Ifas taiebert,.
Stathia.m,. George and. •Rob5nso,tr also
showed up welt for the first 'game
The shlowing ",oat :his game gave the
fans every +:lonf,•udence hihat the bays
will give a good account of them-:
selves in the approaching .league games
rn
the 'first peu.o4 'London ,drew the
;first. (blood by 'scoring on a rebound
',off the goal keeper, Cook; who, by the
tray,' on his first appearance, looks
like a lucky ''find. The locals shortly
softer}wards tied ,the score. In the sec-
ond round this was repeateid, the score
wh,e•n p1'ay cormnenc,ed for the third
period being 'two -two., In this frame
the locals played ,thea visitors off their
feel and scored three more, mala,ni, ti
final sore 5-2. Goldie,Cochrane, was
referee, anci' no penalties were nec-
essary.
The teams(-
Loit(1ors Exeter-Zuri 'h
I3ynd Goan sok
lMUrray Rr. D:,.f. Capias
Mays L. Def. Hoffman
;Mcfntyre Centre C. Hoffman
Burgess R. Wang ' Siebert
Gilles L. Wing McKiruwn
Piers e Sp;aro S'tatharri.
E ' O'Rourke. ',i, Spare Hindmars'h
R. O'Rourke Spare Roblin son;
Spero:. 'George
HYDRO ,OFF SUNDAY
y. The Hydro Power w;itll be ,off from
S 1 ,ao 5 on Suaudaly aftern»on.
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Lorne W. Brown left for Toronto
on Tuesday A° resume his studies et
the University„
Freeman W. Morlock has now as-
sumed full -charge of the boot ttnd
shoe business, which he bought
from the B. Brawn estate:. His bro-
ther, Clanton Morloc,k, is assisting :hunt
in the business. We wish Freemen.ev-
ery success.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. ,Wenzel spent
the :holidays with relatives in Gowans -
town.
Our school meeting was held last
Wednesday forenoon. A goodly num-
ber was present. Rev. Hauch was ap-
pointed :chairman of the meeting, H<
K. Reber, as Txeasl:urer of the sec-
tion gave this eepott, showing a bal-
ance of something over 8100 in the
•treaseryt During the :past year, the
balance on the heating system had
been Pald as well a cistern built and
other ,necessary improvements made.
George ,Finkbeiner was re-elected
Trustee for three years. Same dis-
cussion was held concerning Cansal
dated Schools and the Adolescent
School. Act. After the meet:ng the
Trustee gave the 'caretaking of the
School to Ernest Guetth ger,
School reeapened on Tuesday, after
the holiday season::
1 r. Orme ,its ajt: psnesent eonfined to
this home as 'dile; result ,"of (a, s,evere
cold. We hope he',wtill soon be able
to resume his pro tiicei,
Mrs,, L clu er ,off Sh'{pkat its attending
her mother, ; A2rs,. 'Sh,eardown, who is
at prefsieat: quite Pit.
Jos epla Halls t is getting material on
the ground to fere!ct a buldung for
vulcanizing plant.
Mrs. Fiona Walker is visiting her
brother Harry Dyer .For a :few weeks
l4irs ;Wm Smith who ha been re-
,living 'treatments in Detroit the past
year, its home until spring when she
ell return to 'thee city for further
a'ttantion;. We are ,.glad to 1•earn. •;Haat
although her progress lits slew, she is
Much benefitted.
BIRTHS
10)3N-. r -At. Grand, ,Bend, on Jan. 1St'
to Vtr, and Mrs". ` Wags O1'Iver " a
daughter.
Fairies -In Lu: an, on Dec. 24, ,to
and . Mrs. Roy Fairies, a daughter.
MARRIAGES
Braun--Lamont-At Zurich, can Dec
27, Miss .141 rgaxec Monilia Laniant,
1.1a Mr, Rratun, both of
Zurich.
HEATHS
Gau1c1-In Straitiford iouu )Dl e 31, Mei
von Gould,` formerly lot nay Tpj,,
aged 38 years,.3 .reentths and '6'days
53...1,1 -At I1cnsall, >oil Dec. 28th, ':Mrs
James. Bell,: aged_ 8 years,
C'raser,-In, Nart?h $attleford, Sask,;
llr_ 22 Isabel E.,,Parker, wife
C Frasier,'fgrmerly' Of 13rucefield-.
Curtin. -In H,hbest, uin Dec 27, C,aith-
rine Curtin ewitee, of the late Tdm-
; thy Curtin, 'in her 62nd year.
SA asRS k f°Rti:ec,fe
Hockey Matc�e
Thursday, Jan. 5th
MITCHELL vs EXETER-ZUR CH
Monday, Jan. 9th
ST, MARYS vs. E ETER Z R CH
130TH ARE 0. H. A. GROUP GAMES.
To My Patrons
I THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR PATRONAGE DURIN
PAST YEAR, AND WISI3 YOU ALL A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Year 1922
WILL OPEN WITH A FULL LINE OF TIRE AND BATTERY,
AND WILL ALSO HAVE A. FIRST-CLASS GARAGE MAN FOR CAR
WORK.
THANK YOU ALL,
Taylor Tire & Battery
We Hope to Serve You Often
in 1922
During the coming year we shall c: t sttinue our policy that has proxe
ed sa su.:ceeeful to us, of providing trla very highest grade greeter -les ant,
provisions at lowest privet. Whenever there's a t:bance for improvenhes>,t
in service wle shall make it. Every means within our power will be ere.
p10?.ed to make our stores the most` satisftcttary trading places , ata► tl s.
vicinity. We have kept right up with the advance itn merchandising and
shall 'continua to do so.
if you desire to trade where stock is complete, where groceries art
handled by the Most sanitary methods, where you'll invariably rec•eiee.
prompt courteous attention, where your money will be cheerfully
funded if goods purcbased are not satisfactory; our stores will appeal
to you.
HARVEY & HARVEY
MAIN PHONE 102
TWO STORES NORTH PHONE 47
J.A. TBWA
Phone 16
" THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTI
Stock TakingBargains This Week
ar g
•a . TEWART
Highest Prices paid for Po ultry and all Produce.