The Exeter Times, 1924-4-3, Page 1its
F. IFTY•FIRST. YEAR No. 2556
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Special al.ee for April'
A Bargain in Men's Fine Shirts
5 dozen Men's,., extra Heavy weight fine light colored Shirts: Sizes 14
to 16,, a real bargain this month at $1.60 eaclx,
A Bargain in'Soft Collars
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' s' Soft Collars, Sizes
20 dozen Men's and Boys'
ed Del Park make, regularly 3-5c each, special April selling price 25e or
5^ for $1.00.
A Bargain in Table Linen
1 web 'only: bleached all Linen Table Damask, 66" wide; very slight
imperfections in weave, a .real bargain while it lasts at 51,355 a. yd,
More New Wash. Dress Fabrics
We have recently added many new lines to our Dress goods stock,
New Voiles, Retries, 'Linens, Crepes, Knitted Silks, Fancy 'Materials for
Jacquets and Skirts at very reasonable prices. .
A Bargain in Tapestry'Rugs
-- gf any - these tiy Rugs in the 3yds by'
VVe'offer taxis month a large raiie of."Tapes
3:1/2 'yds and 3
them over.
Spring Curtain Nets •
, Our stock of Curtain meter/Ws is now complete. Prices on these
lines; are much lower than last season, on a great many lines: We have
an exceptionally large range to select from.
A Special in Ladies' Vests
10 dozen Ladies' summer" Vests, sleeveless and, quarter sleeve styles
clearing at 40c each. -
CONGOLEUMS : RUGS
Get our prices on Congoleum Rugs. We oan sav you money on
"thein:
Agents for Pictorial 13esview Patterne
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MORNING, APRIL. 3rd., 1924
EXETER SCHOOL
REPORT
FOR MARCH.
Room V.
E Sr: IV., 1•ion,t,ut s, T .i]l din, 13a1_er 78,
= Vera Mooney 75; Stellla Northetatt 75
Aannie. Sminions ' 75 ; Paps Irwin Ford
o.- I .74, Lyle D ane'y 73, Geeta Bloomfield
71. Harry Jen.wirigs 71,. Catherine
= Woods 67; Doris Salter 66, ..Wane,tt.i
Nelsen 65, Muriel How'7ld 63, Harold
Skinner 60, Sydney West 59; Edith Wal
ter 57. Vera M." McDonnalcl
=w- Jr. IV., Honours, Irene Biezlhig 80,
Grace Chambers 78, Roy •13atte,nc 77,
Baden Powell 75; ,lass;, Willie San
e. d,ers 74, Alda McDonald 72, 'Milton
Laing 70,• Gearge.na Nelson 69, 'y Tom.
Kay 67, Wilma Kay 67, Clifford Uut-
aliinson 66, 14ladelent Dearing 66, Stnx1
ley Walter 65, Jennie .Passmore 59,
Kethle.en Reid 58, Alvin Pasamerc 55,
Jini Taylor 55, Myrtle Beaver -.
Number on roll 34.
G, , S, • Howard, Principal.
ROOM IV
Sr. iII-Honors, Gaady9 :1Iuukin,
,85; Mary Wells, 81 Violet Gambrill,
'77; Russel Collingweed 77'.• Pass--
Clarence, Loyle; 72{; WI1 xe S3allrwvil.l,
72; Dorothy Dinnei,' 70;, Clifford
1'amport, •70 Charlie Lodder, 6S;
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Jean 'V. alpor, 67 'Harold.'McDonald,
67; Lillian Payne, 65.-,IJe1en Penlxale.
65 ; Roy Sanders, 61; Russel Snell;
61; Willie Llleitnbto
n, 61 ;,,Geraldine,
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Burke, 57; George AnUlzew, .51; lila.
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Snell, 42; Loretta Little, �42 1-
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son ti\rls
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Ir, III -Honors, Raymond Pryde,
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83; Melville Simmons,ns, s0e
Buchanan, 79 ; Madeline Stewart, 79
Jean Sheere, 77 Gladys r-lutchinson,
„_,t 75 Pass= -Gerald Skinner, ;74;1-iazel
Bloomfield, 73; Cecil Laing, 71;
Gladys Smith, 7l Rosie Jennings 71;
Margaret Martin, 70; Ilenie I`estle,
69; Lloyd Freckleton, 68 Ruth Col
Lingwood, 66; Grace Christie, 61;•.
Verne Brima,combe, 59; Lois Stat-
ham, 49; Helen Vali:, 48; Claire
magma
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SAP PAILS AND SYRUP CANS
SAP SPILES, SAP PANS
Specialsonly
... for Fri. and Sat. t.
300 Sap Pails. Long and Short.
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24Ceach.
Place Your Order Quick.
BY USING
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LQWE.BRCIS. HIGH STANDARD PAINTS
and
The" Pliant that goes Further. for Interior
Exterior Uses.
labastine.
wall !finish, all colors,
70c. per pkg. • .,
TMuresco
wall finish, all ' colors,
70c. per pkg
Chi Naxriel
varnishstains for in-
terior decorating. All
colors in cans at 30, 55
t.00 & $1.85. See the
7Chi Namel self grainer.
H®me Wants
Paint Brushes 10, 25,
PaA <•. 20, .•
olnsonfs Wax 85c lb.
tep Ladders, all sizes.
Dustbane 35c. a tin.
G'lass Washboards 75c.
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IRON PIPING VALVES AND FITTINGS.
4111a, Hardware
Millinery
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• SPECIAL SHOWING OF EASTER
MILLINERY, FRIDAY AND SATUR-
DAY, APRIL 4th, and 5th. TE LA-
DIES OF EXETER` AND VICINITY
'ARE INVITED TO VISIT"_OUR MIL
INERY PARLORS " AND SEE ,OUR
FINE DISPLAY OF PRIiVIM'E'D AND
UNTRIMMED HATS, AMONG THEM
ARE PATTERN HATS OF CHARM-
ING STYLE. CHILDREN'S HATS
AT LOW PRICES.
ellana
GG'S
Clothingiosp%ti l
We do all kinds of Cleaning, Press -
nig, Dyeing,„Repairing, Re -modeling,
Turning of all kinds of Clothing.
LAIDILS' WORK A SPECIALTY
We also make Ladies' and Gent's
Shits to Order. A trial is solicited:
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W. IFI GREGG
Smith, 37.
No. enrolled, 41, aver. atten. 37.--
Jean S. SIurre,y, teacher.
ROOM IIT•o'clock Tuesday afternoon; interment
in St. James', cemetery' Cia?l.cleboy e,
Jr. III -Honors; Joseph Creech,
84; Grafton Cochrane," 53 Ruth '3kfOdEER FOR BRIDE -1O -P12
Balkwill, 83; Joseph Jackson, 81; On Monday'even.iiig a number of
BOARD 01 EDUCATION
,ASpecial Meeting of sthe- 13oard of
Relucaftion. was held: in the office of
th•e secretary' on, Tuesday evening of
this week, with u(1 the inenbers ln-es-
e•nt except Mr. May,
Oww•iug to the unavoidable, absence of
12r: ,Creech for the t'ixst ,half hour the
vice-ehavrmari, Rev. ;Trump ei• took the
chair, .for the, evening,
The purpose of the meeting was to.
receive the report lot" the Built ng and
Grounds committee, which, comm ttee
had been requested to loolc into the
ouestion Of accommtodation, and pre-
sent a plan or plains to remedy the
condi don,.
Mn- Iiuke, as chairman of the ranr'
mittee, reported that the committee
harp visited the School and, .found it
running to full capacity, one ar two
rooms being •overcnowd+ed, land one
class .outside tire building, being In
the public library. The committee sub
mjited fou=r Or five di:Cferent plans, as
prepared by Iifr, Fuke and Mr. Elston
and theist were thoroughly examined
mid thoroughly discussed.
It was srnoved by R. N. Creech, sec-
onded
sec-
onded by E. M. tD ugnalni,- and u naar -
measly adopted that the plan for a
two storey (with basement) extension
to till'. leas,t of 'the north wing ,appro:t
mate cost 55,000), be accepted, sub-
mitted to the Department of Educa
tau liar approval, and tlxe..nec,es,sa 'y
pteluninary steps taken +.o• proceed
With, the work. sit
t Rowe, anal
Per J E_sto�n and H. 'l ...
adopted; that the Finance
Committee
meet tlhe Council fear the purpose of
raising the mon
eY necessary n
,ar the
extension to bu_ldimg.
l' i J. G. Stansbury and W. i-1, Dear-
ing., and adopted, that the n,'cessairy
repairs to thefence, be left in the
hands of tate Building and Grounds
committee with powea• 'to act.
E. M. Dignan. --adjournment.
E. Macr:aul, Secretary;
1'ICGILLIVR=1Y RESIDENT DEAD
The death occurred on Sunday in
McGillivray, Tp., of Joseph Hodgson,
aged 67 years, Funeral services were
conducted from the residence ofe his
daughter, Mrs. Fred Neil. lot 13,
concession ; 2, 11IcGillivray Tp., ,at 2
Wallace Seldon, 80; Harry Cole. 79;
I-l:elen Stanbury, 79; Richard Tram-
per, . 77; Mary Cann, 77 ; Kenneth
Ward, 77; Dorothy` Cox, 76. Pass,
Marguerite Bloomfield, r 4; 14Fargar-
et Ellerington, 73;'Justin Isehilin, 70;
Muriel. .Rye,•. 68; - Cl ikettfii, ;'Batten,
68; Wm: Nelson, 67; -Sack Redden,.
67; Hugh Wainer, 66; • Helen-Hey-
wood,
elen-Heywood, ,6;1.
• Sr: II-Ilonors, Burton Donnelly;
87; Utah Clark,. -85; Ruby Stone, 84;
Jean Penhale, 82; -Dorothy Davis,
SO; Tstarion Davis, 78; Stella Little,.
76; Florence Cornish., 75;; Constance
Jennings. 75; Edmund Wethey, 75.
Pass, Helen'Salter, 71; AIIan~Fraser,
70 ; Wnx. Burke, 70; Edith Kestle,
68; Chester Cornish, 65.
No. enrolled, 39, aver. atten. 32.
H. M. Kinsman, teacher.,
Roam II,
Sr. IIA. honors, Margueridte Cann 91
Marjorie Coniplin; 85. Lees.McDonald 85
Billy Chambers 83, Toni EJ1e3insgtant 79.
Alfie11 n Ouancc 75; PaSs, ✓c
due, Ward 72
Mervyn Sims 71, Jimmy Sanders 69, El-
don I:adiing,65.
Sr. 11.13., honors, Florence Stewart
58 Ruth' Eraser 85, Jaek Stanbury 83,
Lucy Pomfret 82, Kenneth Hockey 81.
Howard Kerslake 80, learn Ross 79, Dor
othy. Luker 78, Veral,Kte.stle.77.
'Jr. I1., honors, Edith Clys'daile, 90, Ad-
elirne"Stonle, 89, Teddy Batten 78; 'Pass,
Mavis Spencer 72, Eileen Snei11. 71, Stan-
ley
Ward 69, Allen Nelson, 68, I3i1J,y �
1 Wa3ter;s 65; • •
Si, I., honors„ 1-1610n ,Tramper 86,
'Et eta Simmons 85, Seldoli Buchanan, 84
Margaret Taman 79, Ray Hutchinson
78, , Helen Waiter 78, Ray Creech 77
Irene Mooney 75; Pass, May Ouance 65.
Jr. I., Charlie Comeilin 70, Eileen;
Cornish 69, Jatck Pryde; 65, "'yrnurte
Smith 63.•
No: enrolled 45, average 41.6.
Nellie Medd, teacher.
Room I.
Class V., honors, Rowe, Dinney 95
Patsy Martin 93, Grace•Baker 92, ;May
Sims 91, Clifford Heywood. 90, Hazel
I Clark 88, Edith. Cann 87, Verdun Wells
Harry Penhala and Fred, Bllerb-sgton, 86,
Class IV. A., honors, Gordon Apple-
ton 93, Harold Ross 92,;Giordons May 86
Warren Sanders 83, Charlie Cox 83,
(-Tarry ,Beaver 79.
T OR; Ctass IV. 13., tlnonars, Jeanette: Taman
88, Phyllis Bierling 88,. Elizabeth Foote
82, Vivian 'Elliott 82.,
North of Kalilei s bakeshop C1as.s III,, honors, Gladys Stone, 91,
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Vera Donnielly 89, Jean Stanbury and
Harold Jones 87, Betty Cam,pllim,. 53
Jessie Jrenniings 76.
Claes Ii, ,A.,--Honoors, Bernice Dse,l-
bridge 90, Charlie Snell 84, .:Raymond
smith 83, Mary Vain Camps 79; Pas.,,
Ivan Webber 62, Antenna Cox and Jack
Kernick 60. • '^*
Class II, 13-IIonvars, Mildred Quante
89, Marjorie l' crnick and Billy. Pen-
haite 88, Lloyd Stanlake. 86; Pass, Har-
ry Nestle 74, I.:loyd Guenthcr665.
,n., .
83
Class I,-kioin�ors, i2ab�est.a 1 Tu xi. t i. ti ,
Pass, Walter Davis 71, Cecil Silith 60.
, Number enrolled 4,4; i,Xe,: r i ,altcnd-
aare:e 39.3, -Olive M: Taylor; teacher,.
BORN
PREBBLE--At Dr. 13yndman's Hos-
pital, ,on :March 27th, to Mr. and
Mrs, S. R. Prebble, of Ilderten, a
daughter,
MARRIED
R;ATZ--T3AIST-At Crediton Evan-
gelical parsonage, on Wednesday,
April 2nd, by Rev; M. Y. Dreier,
Clara Anita Heist, to Mr, Roy Er-
vin Ratz, of Stephen.
hen.
PROUT-CASE--At• the Trivitt
'`Memorial Church, on Wednesday,
April 2nd,,by Bev. A. A. Trumper,
Miss Gr'etta Marjorie :Case, daugh-
ter of,,Mr; and Mrs. Adam Case, of
the London 'Road, North, to Mr.
Charles Alvin Prout, : soil of Mr.
and Mrs John' Yrout, of C`sbbrne.
DOUI3ii:iE PBAC'IVRE 011+`. WAIST
On Friday morning last Mass i2ftie
Treble had the misfortune to slip
her, home
and tall on the ice at re , on
Huron St. In puttingout her hand
to guard the fall her wrist Was frac-
' attired in two places.
young ladies gathered at the home of
Stiss Rose Lamport and tendered a
miscellaneous shower to Miss- Ariel
Beverley, bride elect. The young la-
thes were assembled, in the home
when Miss Beverley walked in, being
comp£ete]y taken; by surprise. Fol-
lowing games and ., amusements, a
dainty Lunch was served, the bride
to -be; cutting an' inxmaginary cake in
which a number of dainty aid beau-
tiful presents were stored. All of the
gifts were exceptionally fine. The
evening was a very jolly affair and
will be long remembered by those
present.
GEO. BEAVERS CARRIES OF SEV-
ERAL PRIZES S IN BIRD ROUSE
COMPETITION
The prizes in the' bird house com-
petition conducted by the Exeter
Horticultural Society, were awarded
last week and Geo. Beavers carried
off the majority of the prizes. Geo-
rge- is evidently a handy man, with
the tools as he entered several splen-
did bird houses. The houses are on
exhibition in the show window of 1F3_
E. Gardiner's furniture store and all
are a credit to the, boys who-niade
them. There is a great variety of
shapes, no two being alike and they
range from the, single bird house to
the colony house.
According to the rules of the,com-
petition the. bird houses• an; class 8,
will be ' distributed' throughout the
school. grounds, while •the other =en
tries`beeoxne the property of the' Hor
•ticultural Society" and will be di:strib
uted throughout the town. The so-
ciety will do a splendid work if they
can. interest the young.people and
the citizens generally to protect the
birds and encourage them to locate
here. 'None of us can realize the in-
estimable value' these birds are in
destroying insects and protecting the
trees and gardens. The prize win-
ners in the competition were as fol-
Iows: .,
Class 1 Best Wren house made by
scholar of Exeter Public School --
Charlie Corplin and Gerald Skinner
equal.,
• Class 2 Best Blue -bird louse
made by scholar. of Exeter H. S. or
Rural Contiiiva,tion school. -George
Beavers, r"
Class 3 Best Martin house made
by scholar 'of. Exeter High or Public
school. -George Beavers.
Class 4 Best Bird house made by
anyone in Exeter or vinseity--Geo.
Heavers.
Class 5 Best birdhouse made by
scholar in Fornxs 4 and 5, Exeter
e 13d' le Ger-
aldPublic school-Ciaa`en e y , G
ald Skinner. , -
Class 6 Best bird house made by
scholar in Forms 1 and 2, Exeter
High School -Marvin Howey, Reg.
Bearers.
Class 7 Best bird' house made by
scholar tri Forms 3 and 4, Exeter
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ea ere,
Iligh School -Geo. 13 w
• Class 8 Best collection bird bons-
• ,s ---S ectal by' staff at Exeter High
p
andPublic,''iSchool-Geo. ,Beavers.
Libby Clan Libby
OF CANADA, Liniited,
OF CFJATHAIVI
INTENDS SOLICITING CITCTJI11BER 'PICKL.E';ACIlE'4;12 T2s
AND AROUND E?�,EI'Ele' DISTRICT, FOR 7'I3E12'L 1'ICKLI<
` TEND PLACING IN EX-
ETER:,
STATION, WI-ITC,i-I FI�EY IN
ETER, PROVIDING ENOUGH ACREAGE CAN 131 i02(,]URI+,D.
IF YOU WANT A PROFITABLE MARKET FOR YOUR, PRO-
DUCE IN YOUR HOi4IIE TOWN, TRY ONi2 OR, TWO ACI'ES.
SOLICITORS WILL 'CALL ON YOU.
l IBBY, VIcNEII. LIB]! Y
J. G. Burgess,
Acreage Sup"t..
4
Phone Deliver;
Service Grocery
CLUB HOUSE QLIVES
qt ....... ............... 40c
AMMONIA POWDER
3 pkgs
MOP HANDLES
11Q
Bach
25e
25c
BON AMI (Powder and Brick)
each 15c
FERRY AND RENNIE, SEEDS -
3 pkgs' 25c
ONTARIO SPY APPLES
8 lbs. 25c
RINSO
f
lac
2 for
ILEN/SINE
3' pia:As 25c
SCRUBBING BRUSHES
2 for .,. 15e
CHORINA.TED'LIME
2 pkgs .,.. . ., 25c
5 STRING I3.R ODMS"
each 79c
LIQUID AMMONI4.
2 bottles
35c
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T
R Z\ ICK SARDINES
BRUNSWICK SW
4 tins :...,:..:... ..,25c.
PEARLINE
pckg 08c
LUX
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pkg
CLEANSER
3 pkgs
EASTER CONFECTIONERY
Don't fail to see our Special Display el Candy Novelties, 100 %
better than anything we have had before, and we believe this line is
making its first appearance outside the city limits. Easter Eggs
from -12 for le to 2511 each.
EASTER LILIES (Lozigit`lortun) good quality, but only a fair
supply. Kindly let us have your order early.
HARVEY ,RVEY
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TWO ~STORES
I.O.O.F. VISIT D.ENS:tT,Y,
:Phe second.:deg_ree teain.of the -E'
eter Oddfeilows,• together with the
orchestra,• motored to Hensall last
Friday evening anal exemplified the
second degree, Following the degree
work, a vote of thanks was tendered
the visiting brethren and a number
of short addresses were given, The
Hensall lodge served refreshments,
and. a very pleasant and profitable
evening. was spent.
Farmers and
Dealers
Get our prices for
Blatchford's Calf Meal
Thoroughly Steam Cooked. The
best known Milks Substitute for Calv-
es, and` at our prices, the best value
in Calf Meals. Begin feeding now
and get results. We supply both
farmers and dealers.
Exeter Creamery Co,
Limited
Exeter and `Winchelsea.
Iffensall Spring
Show.
OF -
Stallions, Harness Horses
and Cattle
Well be Held in
Hensall-
Misty
nsall
Mist Vision
Jy+1.+.'T US HELP YOU ra,
TO SEE BETTER
OUR EXAMINATION OF YO PA
EYES IS VALUABLE BECAUSE
IT'S fIONEST AND ` SCIENTIFIC.
SPECTACLES RECOMMENDED'
ONLY WHEN NECESSARY;
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OUR TEST IS- MADE WITH THE..
A,
MOST MODERN INSTRUMENTS.
SON-
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For particulars see large bills
W. Consitt Keith McLean
President Seeertary
Genuine D. L. and W.
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All Sizes
owe
S. Fitton;
Registered Optometrist.
HURON CENTRAL AG1ICULT67R=
AL SOCIETY
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Write Secretary for Catologue.
President, Secretary,
H. C .Cox, A. J. McMurray,
Clinton Clinton
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THE IC EYE
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Reading Glasses Complete`
$2.00 up
Bifocal Glasses Complete
lete
$6.00 up
Dr. John. War('.
CHIROPRAC'COlt & 0PT014'117Ta3,ASl°
Plxon.e 70 Main St, Exeter, Cep.y,.