HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-2-23, Page 1THIPsTY-FIETU YEAR.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY FEB. 23, 1922
IIt is pletty ridiculous whee. we ha.ve ofteo as they usual)), do The forme -
()lir Cc)rner 10. szwi to Clinton for ruedJkat,e
es The job seeker seems to he buay at
Ottawa,
The Farmers' Sun, is now a .tri -week-
ly. newer and a daily erli. teen, i.5 prom. It would appear .that there is to. be •
Itiou of 111.:, 3 -1z -a at Senile, whieb is
Hockey.
to fans: a nien for being drunk shorter than Exeter rink by 35 feet
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gANDPRS CPEeffen
Hockey
L.
was tactor that footed the boys
Tee Cemadiart dollar has reaehed its • THE LOCALS ELIMINATE SARNIA' considerably. However the game Was
teghZst quotation en. two years in, New
York, being •now quoted g 96.50, IN THIRD ROUND, 13 TO 10. 41•oaraSIN'41,kwiallwistaY.,ellacIteetbPs4‘:.we or 4-2 fP'r
......, Neither team sowed ha the first
THE GAME IN EXETER. frame. Each got one in th. second.
Toward the. end of this perieel Had- LUCknOW vs.
-Another round in. the mareh sustained an.injuey to WS ShOttl-
termecliate Hockey Series was safelY der and lia the first pert .34 the thied
Ozeked away on Fridae night, and the eoriod Sarnia eoored three more. in Dome Rink, Exeter, on
old trophy eam e another notch nearer efenimarsh, however, made a spleridiet
te its proper honie when Ee t Z
IIVIONDAY FEBRUARY 27
spurt soen after ar.d wadieg througl
:oh elimbiated Sarnia by defeating. the eaemy passed to Siebert who seor- I
13-10.
tforni 11-6 aad winning the round by ed a pretty one. The last ten min-
utes were seozeeessf, Greer of Loa- GAME COM.M.ENCES AT 8.i5 SHARP,
The game was a Teal battle will) The don, refereed and ime week in his
*eels ort the top side cxf both pia deessious, the first score by Sarnia be-
ised soo.n, a lively session, fof the House at
Toronto. With Beck .on. the outside
IC the. Domaseon and Provinoial Gov- este, Ferguson and Dewar( the
el -meats w.1,1 adopt a pa:ay of strict sIdeDrury will have 3 busy lame.
eeonorny they wia pleese the major-
ity of the people-. The Advoeete acknowledges an :n-
aiad:xi to attend the Annual At -Home
Ire/raid has a chance to prove her- of the Huron exes Bev, Assoetateen
self capable just now, but the onlY of Toronto. to be held La the Odd
tOre, they seem eapable „of doing is to Fellows' Temple on Thursday even -
agree to keep fightiaz. ',41g, March Zool.
Phone lila
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The new offerings are cure enough
winners rich colors, beautiful pat-
terns and fine materials count for any-
thing. Prices are just as all eight,
too. Drop in and look them "'under
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MAY HE REST IN PEACE
Bratbes there a man with soul
dead,
nsver to himself !lath said. --"-
".Niy trade of late is getting bad,
IT try another ten ,b10. ad,"
f such there be go mark him well
Fr him sio bank account shall sw.11;
No angel shall watch the golden stair
To welcome home a millionaire.
Te :Iran who atever asks for trade
)3y loese Urg: or tad, dis 'played
Carts more for rest than worldly gain
And potronage but g.h.es him pain
ITr.ad llghtly, .friends, let no rude
sound
D:fAurb his solitude profound;
i Here qet Xrn iim imam repast. -
Unsought except Jay men he :we
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Exeter -Zurich
and eeseettg eel that time,. Had eieese- eve UIJ 0i aa aff-eide of twelve or
lister, the Senile goal tender, who by fifteen feet. A number of spectators
the way is a Hay Township Old Boy from Zurieb and Exeter went down
n en 0 • ry velem tb,e score t,4› see the game, Q,:14
Crediton
they and the.
against his team would have been tre- etayetatelioraes .were well pleased Th Grippe appease to have entered
Thl f hio
bled as he stooped orseventy that th'' mug was Was 10' greatgr. almost e very home in this neigh
reashots, many owli would have bor-
e Nala$,—
entered the nets had he not PlaYed a
Dashwood
op........4
Mr. and Um. Fred Rinker moved
hood In some ceeee the tOPe of siek- on -rtosday to Thedford, where tbey
hall:eat game„ We venture to, nay /le Sarnia—Goal, MeAllieter; defense, Mr. Roezell's illnees the senior earami Mies Rose, Zimmer is hi, St Joseph
ness fe quite severe. C>.n. ACCOunt of will mida, .
never had a busier time in his young Garvey and Petry eeentre, Grannary; of the eehool is closed this week. :Hospital, London, where she under -
life between the Posts. vkings 1-14Vs and Jenkins; eubs. The Post °Wee bas been moved to want an ., t'
The Huron boys led in every period °'::1-Zr_aznucir2:1100/471,—
. o
g. ens to .1, 4 'to 3, and 3 to. 2. Cook; dureme seem somewhat strange to our peo- fey:on:lag, et the houto of zti,r, and u-rs,
Lb: new loat on and for a time will The Junior Y. P. A. spent a. soc,,^13
Holiman and liMdruarsh; cantre,, Hoff Pit. i.r. England is 0.:'cuPY1-04 the jack Wein Tuesday -ni.;„ibt.
Flida.1. night, the 17th csf 'the month mane wings, Siebert and M.:K.Intuart ; rooms to thT. rear 'of .the office for the 1 Mr. a Tiarnan has engaged Nir.
and till:, thkteenth game of the season subs., Rownson, and cyart:71.
had no tA.rrors for the homesters, and
th:y played with a Nita th.lt would .1,..............,,.............. tf4gilrb4110.`,ey farts have had their, The Ladies Aid of the Lutherae
: Atkinson of London 33 tinsmith
outwit any such old-fashiened super- wants tatiefied thi.4 past iew days ehursh sp.nt a pleasant ta'rne Monday
.AND THEN KITCHENER CAME whvn, they went to Exeter on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rio-
stitions as these.
night to sze Sarnia p:ay and again on 1pr pr;.or to their leeving for their
Aoti it would aPP=ar that IlleY.Motula night when IslitOterter was new home M `Medford,
The attendance ..cras the largest of brought our "Waterloo" with them; the vhitiug team judging, from the
tiv season, and it WAS a joyotes erawd at any rate they have an uncorttfort,
all tiwougb the Pince- Even. the long table leae of four goals for itlie re_Jioarsc tit:outs some of the boys are
wa:t for many of tham.from seven tura. gam.' in Kitchener ties Wetines-'2ruffult%tg".1 with Ihere wa's smne g"at
o'clock until lotea,rly nine, when the dav right. Lumley
Sarno. boys appearedeevas borne oat -d 1 Alonzo IlodgiTIS expeots to •leave
'fatly awl cheerfully in an;ticipatihal Af Or the vietory over STrak Frar th^:s week for Eraglaxel with a ship- :Mrs. Mergeret and. jean At:Queen
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of what was to eoritee Exeter Old day
Bore such as Reg. Biasett of Chatham, atilt we. liardlY got turned round sn:ut of cattle for W. T. Colwill. event the week end m I.L.,3s,..0......!iji,,,
wlim we were lordered to play leat-1 Tha 25th Annirerseey of the dein Elm^. Dickson swat Sunday with
.A.Ps. Stewart eof London,
.., , .„„. , Garvey Cl/ .4ner here on Monday night, and al- cation. of the Evangelu..al, Church InS frLnds oa the boundary. --Mr. 'Imes
Aeh.son of St, Thornes, and leery thisegb but abort ootiee was given the held last Sunday and Mo da • R,,_ . Horton sr., dsltverad a Itorse to
pall when be toes go point Idm deepe eseulo of vornosor, earne home to see begest croufd in the history of hockey J. P. liall.1.11 0! ,Kitch=nar Preaeaed Clinton. keit wsek.—A, number a peo-
sleep, , . P.u.ey Lestlettr of Galt refereed and ines, well represented.
i.u. Exeter Jammed 'the rirtk—,, Qlrery to Wry ansparang. sermons Sun/ay pl.., ,frotil
ig an,24edxcelltirtnnt°eritainratTwuaa5; -.-11'c''itYiiimeeta°11.1!a!tr EvigsVee:1* tisrfrsteeeatici
That naught .May break his dreamless! tha' game,
thes vietnity attended •the
town, =0 'city watien forty miles be- ettl‘O.exmdning
Wh.rein no elarnor may dispel tit. dibdy apot.zawk.tua gat eanyeeryobotankly tea tehal-t The boys were A bit sore from the r:,-ndered by the Choral. SocietY urt- ln Cromarty for a few dayg. — Miss
tw quiet that he loved so well. gave an opponent a body cheek. Un- effects of the two fast games of last
duly rotr,0 stuff was not ellowed, but wraek* and !Kg Dodo was Pit "Pith 4311,-
..
} raAV t.UP freely, ScattlAr orertat that reitcherterknew
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t -
and both elid considerable body., that th!s had a game. The p:ay was
Grand Bend t‘ir.cking„ Tripping and slashing were -as ru.F.eh tit= decals as the visit -
not fr....quent, only three penalties h4-lOrs, out there was st° chance to. get
.017 t fishennen, lost some 'trig awarded, one for the locals and through thser defense, and long shots
of 'Weil' gill nets( ehen a storm from t" 1.01. tha NIsitc•r4 were easy for Zulien. .
the east took the iree put. —err. Gar- Clamor: and Clayton Ifoffnaan sus-
Oramamoi
Mitelfell of Toronto refereed and .Nssor on the pipe organ showed hien
don Turnbull was in London Tuesday tabled severe .leg bniites, the former he' trie4 'ha'rd t° make a fatee of the
on business.—Eddie Diejarelin,e spent a on th knee and the latter above the game- He maY know hockey
:there e y .
better Essery of Centralia also eang
to he a master of the instrument Mess esenaaseeori GIRL TAKES POISON..
few
13‘v° , Florence Graham, 35 years old, ' of
elaye in Thedford.—Harmon'j1liankla and bath were pretty sore afe threst of us, but the brand verbeautiful solosThe pro., ,..,n
n London. f r
NV2,fhe wanted played was new see the throughout WAS Lai treat to alt those .socisrich died at the receiving hospital
` :' d • s tertheg
in Detr•oit on Feb. 15th, from the ef-
week attending the Masonie Lodge, ',wet lc , , b e
srv.y a hiereS was the whether they had any right to touch intentien a the Choral Society to eon feets of poison believed taken with
locals and the boys began Jo wonder %Yee. -enjoy music and son& . lt is the •
—Mr. ti 'Mrs, Baird are. visiting in , . '.'s
ci:ju.steon. ask•.ed very lrequently on the puck at all. His esoss-the-k tinue theie practice each week and on stent to suicede„ She had been vie -
Monday, '
Credit.= —H. Gig was ea Thedford an • • lursrlay and Friday, after hearing ntf.sldes were si'diculously fine cut, Good Friday will render the 'Crud- itieg her sister and had been in poor
der the leadership of Prof. Anderton :eland GI 'rut of London paid a brief
of Exeter, Much credit is due the visit on the boundary last week. —Mrs
leader for th eexcellent roamer 1-L :McDougall want to Clinton, to vise
whieh the choruses were rendered. it her sister, Mrsa Atkineon for ere,
Tha Bridal Chorus and the unacrom-• James Vance who has been
panted rendering of Sweet and Low so sick fortine, Li rva.t improving
were gems and brought out the sweet very raisi,,CUY
tones of harmony wry bea tif
'The. different selections by the Pro-
Greenway
Arthur Mellin, and Robert Pollook
were In. Londonon business last week
of the injury to his shoulder S • •
• •
health.
. - S..S.L ra a, ci. brand of pull- i feeto.n. Consele,nng the exseellent
nia, on WedneedaY night And Hiney puelt off -sides that he did not cal) one results obtained from the prnetice to
was here and in. the game all the while in, twento, .
11?),ttivtsisbavinte -the injured member when
. After all excuses are made, how-
ever n assanie on the SanFrom we are free. to admit that the
a rcent ein
the 'first rape off the locals batter team wort We were of opin-
-At emetg, of 'the official mad : stech atee
board of the Methothst church Rev, goal as is seldom seers in hoekeY, and oetesioneey on an,
ioa that our forward lino eould score
y defense, but after .
r). 1147. Williams, B.A.„ was unanian- a regular shower ,of shots rained ontseeeig the defease work of feeitehener Centralia
ously ittvited to remain, for the fourth StiAalisaer, hue ere was equal to it, ws neese the Salable:4e Their goal Ole REX IVAIS Spent the week end
last week—We are pleased to report have netted half a dozen aiountere. ate., from Wyoming.
Mrs. Thos. Stewardson is convalenc- Hinditersh led the assault with every l'.
IPP-t11.4•Y lave a weak1..tso,oerttaij.t all, iti ese, Wm. a.fefftt went to Toronto
ing after her recent illness. avierked one that nearly drove the ' in, soring.. Tb -3 did not gie_e Cook ear sweek on businesk
30.4n 'thine like a buse time. 1
Hoffman and 'AR:Kennon shot so fast but of ,...ourza, sae wee
Zulb..r ;s much. the' bus;•er of Itth:t2:-tim* gNfra. eFers2Va tFaes•sserYat oiflisLiionadmoon, is pend
goalie through the nets, and Siebert
Kitehener got two in. the first per-
1;ett
Then Sarnia got away with the rub -
thee one Iost reount of the number, en efr. Herb. Hanlon of London was
home over Sundao,
her, anal gave the defense and Cook eed, one in. the rsecond, end
a busy minute or two, but Cook was that'
' se, Whale the locals went score -
este in the ' Rev. Armitage of 1Woo,dhampreaoh-
ed here Sunday at both services, giv-
less. Ing interesting addresses in the in-
' teresta ' of Missionerry Work, while
The teams,—
leOtehener—Goal, Zuber, right de) ",t,z.s Saitolvaiio-ocutozol.charge of the
date, a treat as assured, surpassing all
previous efforts. •
year—Mr and Mrs.. John Eriglesort of and for five reinutes turned away more es dee dee
Grand Sand ,colled on friends here tban twenty 'that ordinarily should s-itb,e"d4u:s ease etase;17,3,1Latie7, .t.odo.lev- at his home here, having motored home
GOOD GLASSS IF YOU N.EhD
THEM. Good advise if you don't.
J. WARD, D.C., Optomelest, Exeter
LOQ!
Reduction in working price to 76e an hour
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GENUINE FORD AND GRAY-DORT PARTS.
REPAIR WORK ON ALL 'CARS,
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SEED OATS
ON THE WAY !
We have a carload of good, cle
plump Seed Oats, direct - from t
grower, coming.
The price will be very reaso
able. Call and see sample.
an
he
• tee:Yee:Os'
arvey Bros.
othe way all the time and eleared
rapidly. Presently Clarence Hoffman
stole the puck and with ,Siebert play-
ed pretty team work through the Sar -
mans, amd feinting a shot passed to
Siebert who scored. They repeated
the dose a o.oue anioutes later. Soon
after Clarenee got the third ,on an
individual rush and McIeinavon did
likewise for a fourth tally. Sarnia
secured their first score whext the10-
toes carelessly book the puck in front
of the nets, and a visiting player bat-
ted it through. Robinson served tian.e
for two- minutes at this stage. The
period ended ,4-1. ,
In the second frame the locals got
off to another g•ood lead, Big Dodo
breaking through. and passing to Ms:-
Mr:non, found the Iniete A 'little later
Robinson seared off McKinnon and
Siebert after at pretty threeman
rush‘' Clarence after a short rest pul-
led 'off a lone da,sh for the third, and
Sarnia pushed the rubber through for
one before Saebert and Clarence got
away with another succesecel team
spores Cook thost form for a • few'
minutes et tbe close al' this period
an Sarnia got two long shots in. The
serore for the petted was 4-3..
Sarnn pressed head during the third
stanea, playing a lour man forward
eines The new .plan gave Cook a busy
tiolE for a few imanuteel but he ehow-
ed real form. In sera,mble in front
fense. Geldner; left defense, leaeees;
entre, Shark ; right wing, Schee; g.
left
wing Erb; subs (Mester and Isiru
Exater-Zurich2Goal, Cook; defense
Haadmarsh and George; centre, Hoff -.Hoff -.man; wings, McKinnon and Siebert ;
subs, .O'Brien and (Robinson).
Now we are r,eady, or almost ready,
for the Northern League games;
•
'We would have liked to have seen
the local. hockey team play Kitchener
under more favorable c.onditions. The
Plovers were in anything but good
erondition, on Monday night. But even
at that we doubt their abiat3r to- de-
fedt Kitchener.
Kitchene.r had th,e fun, of putting Ex-
eter Out last yea.r, Here's hoping they
do, repeat thiB year, although they
got a good start ;on /vIonday night.
After `this let 'nobody. say that 'Re-
efer and district will not support a
good hockey team, Twelve our the -teen
hundred .spople sie7 Monday -
night's
A11 we 'et e hapeng for ,now is a crack
at IStratford an the Northern.
. The giockey team left Wednesday
or. the Ser,ale goal Exeter talltedail-P
, afternoon for leitech,enier for the sec -
but Sarnia came back with twoin quick oThe od tri ,2 bona .spes hem
Vines in
Su..t'Ssan„ Making ,the lead on, tile
round ogaierst thane only one goal, the semi-finals,
Here Clayton Florffman 'decided the There is no occasion .for bemosaino
se•ors was ,getteag too close, and just
to show the boys where the other
fellows' nets were, he marched through
the buneh with the puck end tallied.
Not to be outdone Ifindmersh, follow-
ed suit, and the. ecoring ended, 3-2
for tho period,
•
The teams were the same as for
ties gone fta Santa, exeept that George
the fact that Ketchener won Out on
Monday tneglit„ The people of tills
district halve been served this :winter
write la brand „af hockey to be proud
of. The boys haere won twelve games
out of foarteen. ' Weather permitting
we will hove some good games yet.
We here and now more .that the
town council o,f Exeter tender a ban-
,spare4 sa the plece 01 O'Brien for the qua t to the team et the close of the
ocals, • and Creuchsuan spared in the sleasen.
efulligan for Sarnia.
, • • ---- , The first .1Siorthe,rn League Game
ARNIA will be talayed here on Monday night
next between Luelcnow and Exeter --
ser-
BIRTHS
••m0,4,..4.4•4
Pedersen—At Dashwood on -Feb. 20th
to eft. and efts. Olaf Pedersen, e.
daughter.,
Smith—At Centralia, on Feb. 19th, to
Ito and :Sirs. J. W. Smith, a daugh-
ter.
ma•.••••••••
DEATHS
Peterboro, ,on Feb. 15
}hatia Hallo:way, wife of I. R. 'Rat-
tenbury, formerly of Clinton, aged
32 yzars„
Mountcastle—In. Clinton, ,on Feb. 14111,
Eliza, Mourgarastl; aged 86 years.
Toms—ht
Toms,
Bayfield on Feb, IVO), John
aged 58 years,
J. A. STEWART
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