HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-4-20, Page 1THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR.
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+IE+ETt T,s ()NTAR, O, THURSDAY APR. 20, 1922
Our Corner
When a man Poses anything else he
advertises for it. When he loses his
head, he stops advertising, and then
Have Your Spring
Suit Tailored to
Your Personal
Requirements
SPICING MEN'S FURNISHINGS IN
SHIRTS, TIES, HATS, CAPS
SOCKS, UNDER\ViwAR,
GLOVES, b,TC
TI IE SI:ASC)N'S
SMARTEST STYLES
:arz shown in our offerings of Men's.
High Grade Furnishings. Ali the
latest fabrics are here, made uta itt
the latest, models in the very best
manner. You certainly will want one
of our st*its tomo you see the goods
and learn what a saving our prices
afford.
W. W.
Taman
Tailor& Furnishe r
AGENTS FOR
"THE HOUS1. OF HOBBERLIN"
PHONE 81
Tie Toronto Globe is authority for
the, statement' that; fat three, years th+e
Ontarsa Government Inas spent for le-
gal fees alone $727,145. There has
been same pretty fat pickbigs for
same of the legal,izghts.
The blackbirds have made their ap-
pearance rather earlier than usual. If
numbers count for anything at this
Lime the pest promises to be worse
than ever in the Fall—particularly in
and around Victoria Park, which
s: etns to be their bang -out.
The editor of the Brussels Post is
!hiding fault with the newspapers that
criticise the short skirt. Nottwith
standing the mature years of our vet.
-ran contemporary ho evideritIy stilt
enjoys a peep at .a. pale of shapely un--
d:rstandings •even though they are ex. -
above tate modest line.
GOOD GLASSl ,S IF YOU NEe-D
THEM. Good advise if you don't
J. WARD, D.C., Qptotnetrst, Exeter
Half Price
Picture Sale
Tt . to tour last w't:cls to : at ;rt on
OUR HALF PRI,
PICTURE SALE
THERE'S NO FUTURE CHANCE
Tek:" advantage of the offer before.
the end of the present month..
It you don't you're. the loser,
J. Senior
DEGE BRITUR5
MOTtIR. CAR.
A Car with a Good Name.
700,000 Owners.
'POURING CAR 81315; ROADSTER 81275; SEDAN 82145
Including Tax and freight — Fh O. B. London..
New Machines installed to repair work on all kinds of Automobalres.
PILON & FOOTE
Huron Garage
everything shops.
Delivery Days should bear in. mind
that th're as a :own by-law prohibit-
ing driving on lawns an 1 boulevards,
Boys, do not violate the law is dais re -
LADIES BOWL. _
Th. La:lies" Cantost in bowling etas
held ion. April 12th. Four teams lined
captains being Mrs. J. Rowe, Mrs.
la BOW, Mss A. 11-eni ord, bias, Amy
Shepton The bowling was lively and
the contest keen,. Miss Shale on's
team wan, total score ben 865. Miss
Handford's team made a close sec-
t, •• oral, scorng. 855.
FORD—BOX.
Local News
A quiet wedding took pace at .he
Trivitt \imoria1 rectory, Exe'er, on
Dr A. E. Tannaut . s heen LcnCr.- Wednesday, April 19th, when \fess
ed to his beef for severs days, suffer- Etta Brd Bax, slaughter o: afire and
int from ;:t ;scut: attack of pr. euntenia \1rs. f'h.:s. Box o_ St phew, became
For a tam. his cond=.tic-1 was ronsi.1e the brde of Norman Cecil Ford, son
ed sereous, but he has somewhat in;- of Mr. John Ford, sr., Exeter North.
pr t _d since. The ceremony was pe, iormed by Ret.
Wtu. Meiv ,i a and Mrs. \tar area h ;AthT btaaor.;s The aotneireoup e
11c Nicctl us town r:cc:ived the 53d nay: -s.
news last wee![ of the death of their
aunt, Agnes Warden, widow of the
late. George Brooks, she having, died
in Ottawa on Good F4tlay, in her 72ed
year. The deceased was the twin si -: Lrea4t ol4
ter of Mrs. George Melville of Rus-
Exeter
Exeter Flour Mill..
Now that Spring is ,opening up you will require the best bread that
eail be secured. According to reports coming into us ,you wall be well ad-
:, Visaed to use our Manitoba's Best. It is equal to the best on the market.
'tou can go :further and pay more, but you cannot buy better. Readwhat
one of our. customers ,writes :—
"Your :.flour is Alquality and sells r n its merit If I sell a new cus-
tomer one bag he comes back for more.
We are the. Emporium for feed in Exeter and vicinity. Our stock is
large and varied, consisting of :—
CORN—A supply of the Best Quality,
OATS—Western Oats . that we have recleaned, taking out t]ie dust,
hulls, and small seeds. These we are selling on a narrow mos-
girn.
OIL CAKE—H you have. never. fed Oil Cake try sone for your mild);
caws, pigs, in Act, ail your stocica.
TANKAGE -Sixty per cent protein. Just the stuff to push those
Digs along
MILL FEED—We have a supply of our .own maanufac tits: on hand,
Harvey Bros.
ai:'dale (mother o: Mr. Wm, Meiv:lle 1•ha heavy ra-'at on, Teloneay has again
South
:uron, Choral Society
GRAND WNCERT
James St. Methodist Church, Exeter
`R ►. ..I
at 8 o'clock.
Program of Secular Mu
SOPRANO,
TENOR,
of town) and was a former res::tent t .d v �ra'tioxts a a the laud Tvl 1 J3ARiTOItIE,
Hansell. She is survived by threes ! rs ptown dere flooded Send there
sons and four daught:rs--Jas. Brooks is quit: a )ot o: ,Blore o tt. t: aro our
of OJlohoma, }anis, N•`Json of more- ctra;:tigt system_ It is expecttcl that
tr:aL Herbert, of Ottawa; Susan of �titions will be circulated to have
G -mere. Switzerland, Lady Gordon. u proper ...rat constructed so tha• this
Mrs. F. H. Pilcher and Mrs. F. a traub3o to ll be averted.
l v �, Edi a: \lontreal Z'he • ema: is gaster t,ol day s. brought a number of
ay.re takers to Montreal far burial. tow p ale^e home for a, few days!
icon g thus: y'�iting their pa -encs old.
'in eye -witness contributes the foe Fable rtealit es were nodce,l-- Erma.
news to the Advo- , s"sval.I u, Kjtch ince, �tL; Pearl \lot c,
rattier e' ti -t,; :eene :colt L�ntlo", \It;s ;ciatilda O:stre.che- oi.
pea• : c>r. Stu t s.trcc. txc.od 1 relay, C:r.slt y \4`alltc r Hauch > W,'t e^1 u,
"'G.ers.' the: famous horse trainer, tvho \I 55 Ne, a Cxxis:r of 4tratlor,1 \ti s
I:, h:tcl whore. of 't B;' owntKB ,r ,i s ti ',,,'s c► Londoi, us eJ
by Mr. I3patchtur,L, eras dr,siug r -L rk o, \V Ik:rv:usfe.
th • beast when she became uranrtnage- [la; \latht.i t Suaday S :IJt>.>, aaaa
ala: and tbrowleie herself heavily on she "ave the '"Iieantown t,hc>.r"'heo,
su#k rote tIlooki d t:"s thou,• le et a: P b;. u w etc Toev::n Hall : few
ser:,it,; tlam:tact coif?'L be clang, either 'dans abs, bat'. this enterta?nmen, :t
• the Il ill ei 'West McG:ILivray.
tae drive: or horse, but luckily t : c -s t t o ',a: thSs. Fe�
tuned out otherw�sea I wou,d have mita4V \Irr10 k':, eon:ta:l t o:tat is notir:ttrtall
b. en particularly unfortunate had; far „rh:e.
tl' tilers'; been injured as it is now m, ll. Brown, bias is'en. , .aip
d u
d t eloping great bursts of speed and with a earbunkl-.
eIvan rantise of being a world heat-
r. Lt el in the day the same h:;rse, is improv:ng after
driven by the owner, was mtte�hec1 oar recent c'JM nT1
against "Black Rabbit," ()cited ;tt ,ltc' \irs. J list \innicak and Miss Lela
ut L.t,thl>'rt �,1., a:Po .:s:ti:t„ at the
North tn4.1 of town, ;tn1 the famous hear-: of :irs; StalAs
John Gilpin was tastes: tem- t Rev. S. M. Iiaueln of the Evangelic
par. i these speedy racers. Black al Chur.:h is attending Conferee. e n
Rabbit, h.•w.ver, left KS feet and .tell Kitchener this week.. There will be
on Ill.'. Pavement with hes"'suit that no, er•r ice in the ,church Sunday ev'g,
he lost the racee,. We understand \Ir. \I C. Rosz;1l is spending a fete days
I3 has d t 'I.BCd to 3rain Celan n I3 ;Ind it Caledonia onia and Hamilton this week.
place her against Black Rabbit in 'c . A ,p;ritsd debate took place in the
matehd race, the prize for room of our school between
b` a pai! of International Stook Food "the I°ligh School classes. The subject
ELECTION. IOti OF OFFICERS '
was, "Resolved that plants and :heir
1 products are .more beneficial to man -
On April lith the officers of the kind than. animals and their products"
Jamas Street League: were ecce ted as , 'I7t: ""plants" won by t. fair margin.
follows,—Pr-s., Ila Johnston; 1;t Mrs. Edward Fahn r has been ill
vie.'„ faith Powe; 2n:B, Pearl Luther; w,:th a reettack of quinsy: Ilar shier
3rd, Alli: Handford; 4th. Medley ;alae Mr:.. Daa:ri,ng of Exeter has been as-
Sec'ee FernShort; Treas., Elva ILIA 5,.t_n; iri the hotel of .ite time being.
t',y; Pianist, Lila Pym;; assistant' \Irs, Chas. Zwiuk'er ani son. Gerald
Varna, Coates. aro visiting in Toronto.
Spacial Easter services were heldin
FORMER EXETER MAN DEAD, both our churches last Sunday. The
muse and addressee were very Inspir-
ing. Last Friday morning and Sunday
to rn-ng the pulpit in the Evangelical
Church was occupied by Rev. Chas.
F tkb:in'er of Hannah, Alta., a former
Crediton boy. We are always pleased
to 1'_ar Mr. Finkbeiner. It Is eight
v iris sauce he has been east, and his
talk on. this work in the wedt among
the frreigner was very inter:stin:3e
We are pleased to see \V alliam Ratz
•t oun.1 again after having met with an
a •.•:.l=nt in ;the bush; some weeks ago.
During the storm on Monday morn-
ing a bolt of lightning demolished a
chimney on.. Wm. Bowden's house and
knack d o:f some plaster n the c r,
room. Mrs. Bowden was '::t the room
at tha time and was sanewha. Canal
for a while,
A large, and appreciative audience
lt: rd a chorus al 60 ,ver rc: c nder
5tain=r's "Cruccvfixion" in the Evan-
galical church on Friday evening un-
do- the capable leaderslap .al Prof,.
Anclerbom. We cannot recollect any
Program given, in thus town. which s-
r:Ile:1 the one g;ven. last Friday, A
cTr:at dealt bf credit is due the leader
for the ma,ninter al which th: •intaia
was sung, The professor proved 11',m -
self a anaster of the prgaxn, andthe way
in which h:• played the descriptive par
1Ir,, C:tlab Heywood received word
this week of the death at Morrin, Alta
of iter brother-in-law, R. J. Brown,
husband of Mary Bagshaw, a ;.d 56
years. Mr. Brown died suddenly, but
the cause is not known here. Besides
the widow he is survived by several
clildren,. Prior to coming to Exeter
\Ir. Brown lived at Owen Sound. Al-
tar
oun J.Af-
tar residing here for several yetrshe
and the family moved to the West n
number .of years ago. The funeral
took place at Morrn on April 12th.
TREBLE—RAJ . --
Tha marriage took place an Good
Friday, at the home of her sister, Mrs.
R. Cowan; Toronto, of Miss Edith A,
Rae, daughter of Mn. and Mrst James
Rae of London, Eng;., to \Ir. Leon V.
'arable of Toronto, son ;of Mr and
ales. Ed. Treble of Exeter. The cer-
emceny was performed at one o'clock
noon in the presence ,of a few of the
bride's immediate relatives, by Rev.
Dr. Evans. The. bride and groom spent
Easter in Exeter with the groom's
Parents. Leon's many old friends in
Exeter join. The Advocate in con rat
olations, and best wishes for their
future, They wall reside in Toronto
and returned to that city on Tuesday,.
SOLOISTS
MISS AN"NA COCHRILL,
MR. J. RILEY-HALLMAN
MR. CHALCRAFT,
LONDON.
TORONTO.
LONDON.
Choir of Over 150 Voices
CONDUCTOR,
M.R. A W. ANDERTON
ADMISSION 75 CENTS. Tickets en Sale by Members. of the Choz'ur,,.
recently 'purchased from the es
tat. of the late Mathew Fe kbeinve
understand that Iter, Yearley :re.,
mils to crake some extensive at._
prov:ments. We. welcome him ted
Mrs, ktarley as WO.13.h:: e.tt.ens 3o
our village.
• \I*. and Mrs. Thos Tr v ethi,:k sp r
lea week -end with friends °n I.en.
From a zoth •r sours c)
Mr. J4). --;:ph Wootdall's Sunday S -'hoot
t•Eass met in the Institute 11211 on April
11th t9or the ele::'tioa tit art t err for
th coshing. year. Mr. Jas. \law Itirruy
was .•Jccted president with Ivan 1r -
r> as secretary. This
t ry progressive condition, and all are
c. t min g to the front unto the able
tuition of their teacher, Mr. \4'oadall.
After the electiam of officers and a
few speeches dainty lunch was . ere.
:I; The young men appreciated the
attach was made by Mrs.
\Vca•J:tll.. After the tweet all loaned
la singing, "Blest be the Tie that
Binds."
THE HORTICULTURAL 1IEETINGS flans of the: . Go was a delight to
All lovers of the beautiful who at- Ramie as bass, Sof Hensall, assisted
tended the meetings last Wednesday . very ably in the singing, Both these
and Thursday evenings in the Car- gentlemen show the ;benefit of their
negie Library and Town Hall were
training., Before the cantata. wasren-
deliglited with the lantern views cl -reel a mixed program was given
shown, the first night, by Mr. Hartry consisting of a solo by Muss Eva O:st-
treicher, cluett by Goodwin and Ren -
of Seaforth, and the second night by n;a, a mixed quartette. Each
Prof. Tomlinson of the O. A. 0., number w'as weal given and much ap-
Guelph. The addresses given were preciated.
goo& entertaining and instructive., Th: standard bred trotting mare;
On Wednesday evening the election owned by Geo. Lawson, known as
of officers resulted" as follows: Laura Watts 13.014, gave birth to a
Honorary Presidents: Dr. Hyndman r„n': 1V..tiw a few daysage? that ,,rcrm-
and Mr. I. Carling, President: Mr. J ,ses to have plenty oaf speed, It has
a half sister that made th ee Starts .
S. Harvey, Vice Pres.: Miss Jean
winning these seconds in good tom- HERE'S A REAL BARGAIN—;iOOa rJ1•iI?I2IOM. 0S'9$ S,1\1E
Murray, .Sec. -Tress., Mr. J. G.`Stan pay anr:l a half brother on the .sire's FOR 84.18.
bury, and in addition ten directors sed ,, stepped in7.12 owthe ice 'gat '
from various parts of the town. Mount Clement this 'last season. The
Prof. Tomlinson, in company with a youngster's double grand sire, "Gen -
number of citizens, looked over era'. Watts," 45231, was recently sold
the parks of the town and was at. 17 }rears of age foe 814,000. Geo
much pleased with them. At present thanks he is raising a flying machine
he is preparing a report on the mat- and when matured wi;11 only touch the
]sigh places .tat a 'good road. We wish
ter, giving suggestions for future h�:nn sarfety and {good luck.
work. The County, Representative.a John Geiser and Garnet Swetzer
has also been approached and he is-' John for Casco, Texas on Saturday on
sending his assistant to make a come bu'ntness.
pieta survey of Riverside Park this �' The Messrs. Haycock of London via -
week, Professor Tomlinson thoughtted Sanaa and a. Wein last week.
the possibilities in this • Park were in 1111 grader and drags are being us -
deed fine and offhand he made rev ^J,o
,on
r1 our roads tails week and it is
eral suggestions that when carried I hii'''d that the bad Toads winbe aI Highest Prices paid for Poultry and all ]?rococo,
t.i.iz ng Sof thQ, past for a while. .
out will add to its beauty and useful- Win yieaRi.';es' has bought the house
NAM.end lot from Edward Fahn er, which
Centralia
Mr. Thomas Carling left on Monday
for London, where he has been en,
gaged with William Soutltcott, coal
In:nhant. The family will remain here
for a time.
Frank Glavin spent the Easter hol-
idays in London.
Mr. Sleauton is this week teat?
tiers -anon of the store Which for
soma years has been conducted by Mr,
and Mrs. Farltoll
Mr. Archie .Robinson left last w t. is
for Loindon, where he intends to re-
maan.
Wedding beets will soon be ringing
here.
Mr. Albert Parsons of L,oedon spent
Geol. Friday at the home ,>.
titer Mr. W. Parsons.
y1r. Cecil t F finer of S. forth :s the
new assistant butte. maker in he.
tele atrtery hes season, commencutgbi!'
slut .s last \1a:lday,
air: and 'lea, J. Routietige were let
Exeter over the ito_;lay.
Mr Win \Iozfatt .:s on a trip Lias
w:ye tat:k ag t,ver Hate. L'o,s i•:IIK
Mr. L onard Abbott pent L. ?oar••
Sag
with hie at«.t, es P uuona
�Ir. Ilenevek tea Z orrosato viei;ad
.flee \I E" .i tt on r Easter.
\I F s Li;l:.an E lea1t 0•,' D:troit ' p .:
tat• helifley at her hotee
Mr leen Ilo ag, Stn ria Toron+o spent
Felet.r with h.; parent e
Mr and Mrs, iiz,ttng , of Bata tozi
w.re tit,itos with t1r. an:J 1lrs. 01.1
iv •ran<_1 othe.friends during the week?
MARRIAGES
1'trrtl--Box—At the rectory, Exeterort
April 19th, .by Rev. A. A. Trutnper,
> orat1n t , , Mord, r, )n of Mr John
Ford, sr., to Hiss Eno. Bride Box,,
cttugltt:r o; Mr, and Mr;.. Chas. Boat
of Stephen.
Treble—Rae.—In Toronto, on. Aptit
14th, by Rc v. Dr, Evans, Leon V;
Treble, ran tai Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Z t :bie o: Exeter, to Mass Edith A.
Rae daughter o. \Ir. and Nfrs. Jas.
Ray, or London, Erie.
DEATHS
N eeb—lea Stephen, on April 15, John
Neeb aged $S year.
\Vdlert--At Dashwood, on April 16th
\Valliant Robert, son of \Ir. and Airs
Otto Willert,. at c::l 9 months.
Cutlmor.—•in Clinton, on April 9th.
William H. Cudmore, aged io years.
Whittington—In Clinton, on April 12,
Ana Coates, relict of the late Writ
Whittington, aged 90 years.
rs1L+.tt —Ir Bay Geld, on April 9. Maria.
S1n'Ut, widow of th' late Edward El -
1 >rt, aged 82 years, 6 months.
Mal-ratan—In St. terry; on April 9th,
Chala B. Mo•'rijon, aged 56 years.
\Vootphaut. on April 9th,
W:!lliul Mills, ailed 9,1 years.
J. A. STE
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