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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-8-17, Page 1rj THIRTY -FI TH YEAR, PHONE 81 The eStoreIans Have A Summer Suit Tailored to Your Personal' Requirements SPRING MEN'S FURNISHINGS I SHIRTS, TIES, HATS, CAPS SOCKS, UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, i.TC EXETER, ONTARIO, ARIO,, T11 RSDAY . AUNTS' 17, 1922 Our Corner Nearly one-fourth of the land in Scotland has changed hands since the armstice., due to the changes in' the owndrs' financial position brought ?r2 knew a woman once who never said she had nothing to wear. Local News the rich go away for the summer lG ezid L submitted at Port P Arthur Masonic h The poor are with its always, but Fin-usessubmitted at it e ller 't worry about who will be the U red sti nth 88, 000 . about by the wan- t nvinen y,G,u buy your coal in the fall. 52S, f 6,500. Th • e amberctt lodges is I 'membership this 31ar of 94,500, Com laser to the coal strike, You will know.: last year, art .increase n Old Boys and Girls ,returning to Exeter invariably remark on the great improver eat in streets, Wens., houses, etc, ince they left a few, years ago We have not gone back in a business sense either. Alberta coal is .ow teeing used in the homes of approximately the whole of Western, Canada, not ,excepting Winnipeg, American anthracite coal in Winnipeg is rapidly being replaced by Alberta domestic coal. GOVERNMENT'S CONVERSION SCHEME The attention of the holders of the s f:re and a half per cent war loan bonds maturing Dec. 1, 1922, is direct- ed to the offer. of the Minister or Fi- nanc,, to renew the loan tea iavorabie gems. The last Canadia.n loan was placed in New York at a satisfactory price. The Iflinistcr iw making his pr.een,t ft:Metal en:aeration entirely a domestic one, by offering to exchange the maturing bonds for new bond, beaaing the same rate of :interest, run- ning for either five years, or tea year: as the bond holder may prefer,. A further inducement to the Investor is that he receives a bonus of ones moo - interest The perms 'offered are decidedly favorable to tJ a izavestorand !tis probable that a Large part of the maturing loan will be renewed. 4,rs tenements for elle exchange of the bonds can be made,, at any branch oil the chartered banks. Holders whack' not wish to reinvest ,will be ed in; cash on the 1st ,of December, THE SEASON'S SMARTEST STYLES are shaven in onr offerings o£ mews Huh Grade Furtrishings, A.11 the latest ,fabrics are here, made up in ttie latest models 3.i the very best meaner. You certainly will want one of our suits when, you see the goods and learn what a saving our pieces W. W. Taman Pailor& Furn slie r AGENTS FOR "THE HOUSis OF HOBI3ERL1N" Closed Wednesday afternoons dur- ing June July and August, TO CORRESPONDENTS. To insure publication all news trust be en the Advocate office by Tuesday morning of each week, owing to the half holiday on Wednesdays sof June July and August. GOOD GLASSES IF YOU NEED ""TBA:si, GOOD ADVICE IF YOU DON'T. J. 'CARD, D.C., Optometrist One Block. west of Public Library - S. S. E, Corner. Re.aso able prices. • Phone 43 for appointment. • DDEGE$BROThERS MOTOR CAR. The Dodge is all steel body and built for Service. F, O. B. Windsor; including the Tax. Touring 31370 Sedan $2350 Roadster $1325 Coupe $1525 PILON & FOOTE Huron Garage SOME REAL SNAPS IN USED CARS. Exeter Have a Heart We know you will.svhen we tell you that the Jute crop n India is so shoat that the price ,of all the Jute sacks we have to buy has advanced 331-3 per the last two months, anc naw are twice the price they were a :[ew years' ago. This is becoming a scriops matter for millers and we are asking you to HAVE 'A HEART and kindly bring along -sacks when you went Reed of any kind.. • If any of our' sacks are around your home • will you nae return them, please? • Our prices ,for eget) are bulk prices and do not inelud•e the sack • arvey Bros. Ills is just about the time of the A Re -an on picnic of the Taylor year when .the men .who wear palm families of Ontario •ii,to be ;teed ieg beach suits ought to have ✓em pressed Sp ngbank on Wednesday of this' aatd don't. week. Mr. John W. „Taylor of Ex- j eter is the oiideet ,representative of ,. the family . e Canada„sad, he is nog. so , old but what he will be there, t Middle and Upper' School Exams. , "talcs "superphene" • j s a new invon- tahi n which is Aid to assure absolute,. rel racy of cotnrnunica,tton and secure; ity ecur- ity from interruptions. One telephone,, ine to wb ch 'superphonee" are at- i taehed caa be used for a number of: consecrations sivaultarieously and ,nol pair of speakers eats bear or inter- rupt another pair. 311PDLE SCHOOL RESULT EXETER , The Middle School results of the Exeter H. S. received on Tuesday, . ' • maintain the iBgh Standard set y The V omen's Bind thery Socia our School... The Middle School of Coven Church held their mouth Course is one of two years and there T meeting at the ]tame of alis Jeck are 8 The committee that canvassed t Gapers for utrj Norman Entrance ladies of the eongregation report and 12 for Matriculation; The • that they had collected $65.50 fo School aims to have a, pupil take all the W.M.S, deficit fund, aliss Mo the Middle School Work he needs and. en ave n excellent ., a little of Upper School i h. second g g a e cel.ent paper on Th pp n is s and @6A It will be noted the° Influence of the Bible on ,cation SA:ti..:rsa«ma=r cx.r..,=.v€I lair. and Mrs. Fred Southcott, who spent the winter in ,California, and 11r. and airs. G,eo. Southcott were lasttore in Exeter then ,week. Mr. end :firs. Elmer. Caulkett and sena Russell of Port Huron visited with the letter's brother, Mn William Fraser, during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. James Sta,alake spent the week end in .Landon,. They were accompenied home by their daughter Luella, who was ii tkn;g in the city. Mr. and :firs. Wm. Russell and Mrs John. Moa, and Mr. and Mrs... Milton Russell of Hay visited at Brussels wwitheek.Mrs. Jas. MicArter during the Exeter Council. Monday, August 14, 1222 A regular meeting or the 14innicip al Council held with Councillors El- ty, "lerington and Davis absent. The ]y minutes of the tneeting held July 24, e IL i were read aed approved. he Letters were read from the Secty. ea of the Department of Agriculture,' r Clinton, Re -Foul Brood, highly in- r- factious dieeaee amongst bees, ask-: e lag for the names of all bee keepers til 'within the municipality. Clerk to make answer. 'Messrs. Johnston Harvey and San - tiers, members of the local society of Horticulture waited on the Council regarding the itnprovemeats propos- ed for Victoria Park, and also asking for some earth to #ill up and level the ground behind the Town Hall. Request will be considered after in- vestigating. The .Auditor's report for July *as read and accepted on motion of Fran - els and Hooper Discussion Re Con- struction of Drains, motion per Fran- cis -Hooper that laborers be asked for, pay 800 per hour. Carried. The following accounts were read gproportion have taken six papers or Civilization, and Mrs. Foote sang a more or else have taken all the pa- solo. A program committee was ap- more they needed to complete a pre- thlyted to outline plans forathe neon hly glop tear's work, meetings for the Year. The largest number or Jut Class seems". VIRE, Honors 75 per cent or better were in Geometry 5, Physics 5, Algebra , T;ta palter on the scall o€ the back Composition 3. The smallest Sand r aA 1 home Robert eentages of failures were in LFrt n �Sxnday ;dill Street, caughk lire ort Comp. 1 in 11, Literature, 3 i'r 2^cSunday afttrrroon from the cook stove oomatry, 2 in 18. and got into the space between, the ceiling and roof of the next room. 80 per cent of all attempts were +s Wee the timely assistance. of neigh - successful and every Candidate 'bore a hole was torn, •through the wrote. One certificate has net zet roof and the bucket ,.brigade had the been sent, that of Ii Cunningham, ; fire out before the arrival. of the hose let means 75-100, 2nd means 66 reel* wh:;ch was om, .the scene three r-74, 3rd means G0-66, C means er lour minutes atter ,the alarm wa3 50-59, sounded. The standings of Miss Lulu Mor- cossets OF ems, ESSERY, lock and bar brother, Carl, are re- markably good, Miss Morlock ob- There passed away'at her home can tained first class honors in no less the 3rd township's of Usborne, :moth - than six of the eight subjects she er of thatat townships ,oldest and most tried, b`ghly aspected pioneer residents, in These two clever students were al the verses). of \iergaret Dempsey, be- io, ed wife of Mr„ Samuel Esaery, she so taking Latin and French prepare- haeeng passed away on Wednesday, tory to next year's work. l Au gust 9th, age,d 82 years, 5 months The results follow: An * means,aid 9 day's,. The deceased had been that the Candidate trade credit or inn rather poor health for some time; better on each paper attempted. I the Infirmities ,of old "e being the Harry Seldon 11 papers, one let, , const sof her enfeebled condi i,en, three 2nd, seven 0; Laird Joynt 0 pa- . cunt t three weeks ago she took a pers, one 2nd, two 3rd, 6 C; *Lulu turn for the worse and the end came Alorlock 8 papers, six 1st one and, , at tee thus above stated, Mrs, Demp- one 3rd; *Carl Moriock 8 papers, five, toiCanada was �with henative •rparents f nwhen. only lst, two 2nd, one 3rd; *Nellie Petty'three years of age, The family first 8 papers, one 1st, one 2nd, three 3rd, settled in Blanchard township, near three 0; Harry Greb8 papers, three 'Prospect Hill, where she continued ro 1st, three 2nd, three 3rd one C,• Iresede till about sixty years ago when, *Edna Pfaff 8a ars three lst, two ,she moved into Usborne townslnp and p Plshe spent all the balance of her life' 2nd, two 0; Margaret Weteey 7 papers, one 1st,: there, Sh.o was a kind hearted wife one 2'nd, three 3rd, two C; Harold Iles mother and was a good asurvi ed Wood 7 papers, three 2nd, one 3rd, 3'by in on, des her hesitated ams. ashe 1 on e, survived Credits; *Violette Ratcliffe 7 papers, brothers and two sisters, Andrew ne 2nd, one 3rd, five C; *Wilfrid Dempsey of Toronto, John. of Cen- Turnbull 6 papers, two 2nd, three Calla, Samuel of Preston, Robt„ Pat - rd one 0; *Gertrude Francis 6 pa- rick and Hugh and Mess Rebecca of pees, one 3rd, five C; 'k S. Evelyn `ep'awa, and Mrs. Coburn of Van- Howard 6 papers, .two 1st, two 2nd, muse. Her remains were laid to rest vo 3rd; Mildred M. Rowe 6 papers, in Eleter Cemetery an. Saturday last" ne lit, one 2nd, tour C; Caroline E. eIrs. Broderick is visiting in London avis 6 papers, six C; Horace A. Del -Miss Margaret Wethey is holidaying ridge 6 papers, one 2nd, one 3rd, at Bayfield, our 9; *Mary Elworthy 6 papers, 1• Ir Alex. Stewart of London is ne 2nd, 5 Credits; Maurice E. Ford g l:oi`]d•tSinb in town. 0 3 is 0 D b f 0 6 palters, four 2nd, one 3rd, one C; Violet Whiteside 5 papers, ane 2nd, one 3rd, three C; *Cora Schroeder 4 papers, four 2nd; *J. Edgar Thom- son 4 papers, three lst, one 3rd; *Verna A. Walker 4 papers, one 1st, one 2nd, two 3rd; Langford Jones 3 hies,, I• Signs and cIaildren are vis - papers one 3rd, three C; Vivian Ho- ;tg with relaitives •in Crediton, for at Barth 3 papers, one 2nd, one 3rd, one week. C; Margaret Gladman 3 papers, one 2nd, one 3rd, one 0; Edward. -Bei* Ms and few Carter of Clinton vis - 3. papers, three C; Edith Hogarth 2 ited for days ,with Mr. and Mrs papers, two C; Alymer Christie 2 pa_ Davi it 1Z chards ,• pers one 2nd,. one C; *Wm. Lawson �I, and :firs. C. Birney spent last 2 papers, one 1st, one 2nd; Aurelia week attending the Stonehou§e Re - Anderson 1 paper, C; Howard Dignan unionat Oshawa. • 1 paper, one C; *Amy Shap ton 1 pa- Mies Violet French has returnedto per, one 3rd; *Alma Harding 1 paper her home rn London after visiting her one C. sister, Mrs; I. Slims. Mr, and airs, Theo. Sweet and, lam ily of Heinieton have been visiting in town with relatives, Mrs,. Grata Hill and Mrs; George Easeerbrook are visiting friends and The list below,,gives the standing re,lati:ves. am '•j3amsltoru. of the Upper School pupils ire the Miss Jean Walker, lecturer sof West- Exeter High .School, ern University, is ill at her home, its Bruce ;161edd abts;ined in one year town, but Ss improving, sufficient foe a Fust Class Certificate, This examination was :formerly taken nie' Alma don,Deaag returned ed to her in, two parts, arae in, each year,. b,osrte in „1 ondon, :sifter a week's visit The ,figures 1, 2; 3, stand foe the le Exeter and-Steph"- grades, 75 per cent., 66 per cede, ,60 Miss Dorothy Welsb of Hensall itis per cent while C„ stands foe Credit, i'ted 'during the week end With her Bruce Medd, 'credit in Comp, Lilt, cousin, iMre, E A..Hawald, Hist, Geom., Trap., Botany, Zoos TJ,e Mitres May French, Gladys Pe- Chemrstry and` Phyeles . 2. ers and Ireine Sargent shave returned Mabel Johns -Lit 3, Camp. 3, History to London, after visiiting with Mrs. I. 2, Trig. C;, Phy, 3; Chem, C. Sims;: Jas. Morley-Coinp. C, Lit.C, Trig: C, Bat .0 Zeal. C, Physics C. Misses Adeline a,n;d Jennie Fraser of Alms Hartle g -Comp• 3, Lilt. 3,Zoa1. ,Detroit after a visit wlith . friesuds in C., Physics a : Exeter and ',vicinity, returned to -their Marguerate'.Kunitz-Comp. C, Lit. C home„ , History C, Tri•, C. Mr.:. and ~Erse. Jos. Saunby of Minn Mildred Harvey -Lilt, C Trig. -C, e.av- 1..s, and Miss Dolly Rack .of Tor - i3 Wm. Lawson,-Geomo, C, otamy C i onto are vesting at ,the home of, :Tang. C. + r and Mrs, Hildred tiortoau: Edaait• Tluatn,soml-Cl;eom, C. Several of these candidates are Mr. and Mrs. John Richards end.fam taking ,a corneeeen Mwdie and Upper 'lv of Cred..tan and Mr.. Fred oyes Caurs:e, and have middle School pap- of Roc'hes'ter, N.Y., visited Sunday are yet .to be reported upon, with; MT, .i nd Mrg, L Sims. 11rs Thos. Crewes is recovering from summer iitzfluenza:. , Mss Annie McAnsh is visiti ng her aunt Mrs. Floody at Haileybury. Mr,. and airs. O. Weiner and baby are spending the week et the Bend UPPER SCHOOL RESULTS AT EXETER and ordered paid: Cecil Ford labor, cemetery $34.25; Percy Hewitt labor, cemetery, $10.00; Exeter Times Printing Co., acc't to date $73.29; Exeter Public Utilities Commission, half share of cheque writer .anc1 pro- tector $42.76; The Bell Telephone Co. Bissett phone $6.15; Cemetery $4.62; H. C. Clark, varnishing Lib- rary doors $1.25; Cochrane Machine i Works, Cemetery aec't $5.00, R B, acct a7.75; John fauna in, rent of cement mixer & labor $7:82.25, R.G. Seldon centeut acc't $322.40; John Norry labor $53.55; L. E. Day labor Walter Westcott $4.00; Peter Ceio man team labor $41.80; R. E. Davis $.11.00; Clyde Heywood team labor 811.00; John Parsons labor $12.00;, Thos. Appleton labor $10,00 Ed- ward Treble Deputy R. OfBecr $3.00; Sidney Davis Poll Clerk $3.00; Mrs. Elizabeth Handford booth $2.00; Wellington Jollies D R 0 $3.00;; Jas, H. Grieve, Poll Clerk $3.00; Jas. Weeks, D R t> $3,00; Alfred Gaut brill, Poll Clerk $3.00; W. G. Medd, llooth $2.00; Fred Witwer D R 0 83.00; Jolrn Kydd, Poll Clerk $3-00; en or, ex ra service in coanpile tem Voters' list tor 1922, 532 uau ea, $10,64; Frank Mallett pt. Sala,r 827.00. Passed on motion of 1 oo- per -Francis, Carried, The By -Law providing for tate we'd of Six Thousand Dollars in dellen- tures for the construction of Sew- ers having been approved of by tllti rate payers, and provisionally a- dopted was given its third reeding and on motion of- rands-Hoopelr was finale passed, the Reeve arta Clerk to sign the same. Carried. The issue of Debentures for this. said sum to bear date October 1st, Adjournment by Francis, - Jos. Senior, Clerk. Ass 131R•THS iclrs-At Centralia, "on August 13, to :Ir, and Mrs. Gerorge Hicks, a son. DE4 THS Esseri;-ln Usborn a on Aug. 10, If tar- geret Dempsey, wife of Samuel Es sery, aged 82 years, 3 months, and 9 days. Ilaberer-.In, Hay, on Aug, 10, Jaeob Haberer in. his 66th year. Kipfer-In Hay, on Aug. 7, Menai) Kip far, aged 77 years. Scott -Suddenly, on Aug, 7, at .To- ronto, Wm. Bower, in his 70thyear son of the late Jas. Scott, of Clinton, Ross --In Tuuckersmith Tp., on Aug. 8 Henriette McKay, relict of the late. Wm. Ross, aged 86 years, $25.75; Ernest Appleton $34.50; Phone 9 ')ERVICE ATISFAcTION If You Know That meat is down 'n- price, and it will pay you to ,get our prices lie - ,fore buying, Farmers When you thresh let us supply you with a choice meatty ROAST. DELIVERED ANY TIME. Let this Bright, Sanitary Store supply your wants. RIVERS' MEAT MARKET WHERE QUALITY IS HIGHER THAN PRICE. We close Wednesday afternoon, but ars epee every night. J. A. STEWART Phone 16 " THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES," WWININWIMIV Big Clearing Sale of all Summer Lines LADIES' VOILE WAISTS All sizes Ladies' White Voile Blouses, in very- neat styles, to ciear at $1,19, LADIES' GOWNS. 'Ladies' White Cotton Night Gowns in a very fine quality & neatly trimmed with gingham Reg. $1,50; Bale Price 98c. OVERHAND STOCK DINNER WARE We ,have just received another shipmemt of our Famous Stock Patter of Dinner Ware, Nearly all lines are in stock. Look aver your dishes and fill at any odd .piece you may need, ., $1..65 MEW'S- OVERALLS $1.65 Blue and Whine Stripe Over- alls, in alv sizes; and good quality Regular $2;,25; Sale price $1.65 REMNANTS Our 'table :of Remnants es :sure worth looking over, as it can, tains tome real bargains en, all Linea NEW FALi" GOODS. Naw Fall Gpods are arriving daily, We have a full range of Home Spun, in ell] ,the popular ,shades, Also mans': new lines of Dress Goods and Silks. GROCERY 10 bars any Laundry Soap 70c, or 13 bats for 91e,. 3 bottles ol: Extracts for 25c,. Pura Clover Honey per. Ib 15c, Sugar is' goodabuym g at prey short in. the near future. SPECIALS 7 cakes pure . Castile Soap 25e. 6 rolls Toilet Paper .Car 25c. Special Coftee per ib.. 38c, exit prices, Stocks may be very J. A. STEWART This Store will close Wednesday aiftenn,00ns during Judie, July , and August.