HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1924-5-1, Page 1Y •FIRST, Y EAR No, 2556
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.isles' Springy Suits an
Bargains
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MONEY
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COUNCIL
1.vonday, April 28th, 1924 The anniversary of the Indepen
lows, was obser-.
MAY 1st., 1924'
1.a.i7I :
ATTEND SERVICE
.A regular meeting" of the Muiiici,t dent Order of Oddfel
pill Couite'1 absCouncillor ll
ent ouncor Coul- ved on Sunday when members of the
= tis. The minutes of ,the meeting local erdel ,together:: with a number
i held April 15th, "were' read and ape of members tom Hensall and Bruce_
1zloved. field liaraded to the'Tiivitt lrlen}o'rial
�� t� Correspondence was read as fol- a: church. Sunday evening. Nearly one
lowS: Letter from J. A. rfoin, God- hundred were in the.. line' of proces-
a ga ns
Catch, re, Calcium Chloride as a dust lion, marshalled by Bro. W. "\;r. Tam-
preventative'.,on the 'roads• ' Action an. ' They occupied the Centre front
deferred; letter from the Secretary Dews. Special music of a eery high
:of the Ontario Municipal Electric As order was provided by the choir, 1Viiss
sociation re annual meeting, May 1st Helen Wethey singing a solo in the
and 2nd at Kitchener, Ontario,. Fi1- anthem and Mrs. N. J. Dore and Mr.
ecl; letter front the Chairman of the A. 11Aiddlemisssinging a duet: The
Board of Health,' Mr.' ' C. Ii. Sanders, 'Rector, Rev...A. A. Trumper preached
stating that the Board approves of,rlevery forceful and eloquent sermon.
the action , of the Cemetery Commit -- Rev. Mr, Trumpet took .hi,s text
tee in procuring additional lands for ,from St. John. 18,35, "Pilate Sahli nal-
Cemetery Ground .,pii> posest
.Messrs: *S. M. Sanders and W. T -I.
Dearing, members of` the Horticul-
tural Society, addressed the -Council
= with a • view to plaeii g Welcome
Signs at either., end,o'f the Municipal-
= ity and also aSked for 'the use of the
town team for certain Park labor.
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Per Southcott=l-Iooper: that the use
of -team and. labor ..he granted the
Society. They wer e',`given the priv-
ilege to fence a portion, of the .River,
-1 \T'ew Park, as suggested and also'to
er ct the signs. "
Mr. Walter Keddy addressed the
Council regarding a large tree on the
property of Mr. Manson, as being a
detriment to his' house:,, No action.
The • Auditor's report for March
was read and _accepted on motion of
"Southcott and ;Davis. Carried.
The Court•of'Revision to hear com-
plaints as filed, regarding Municipal
Assessments for 1924, was fixed for
Monday, May 26th, at 7.30 p.m. in
the Town Hall.
The following accounts were read
and passed: W. J. Bissett, meals for
tramps, $2.80 C. L. Wilson, auto
hire, $2; A. T.Harness, Auto hire,
$2; The ,Dominion 'Road Machinery
Co. Ltd., $7; �Clyde'FIeywood, team
) labor, 18,70 Win. \Veber, team 1a-,
bor, 18.70, JohnNorry, labor, $21;
Nelson Vale labor, 2.50; John _Par-
sons, labor, $5; .Joseph. Stacey, labor
3.25; Wm. Blayney, labor•. 8.75; Geo.
Has
Every Spring Coat and Suit for ,Ladies and Misses must go at once.
So we offer the entire balance of our stock of these: lines at greatly re-
duced prices. Come early and see these bargains.
A BARGAIN IN 'TAI'ESTRY RUGS
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21 Fine quality Tapestry Rugs. good "patterns, sizes 21/1 yds x 3 yds
and 21/2 yds x 3 yds, worth up to $25. This is a splendid opportunity' to
get a good bed -room or small living -room Rug cheap. All at one price
only $14.75'for early •May' selling. \
Sizes 3 yds x 3% yds and 3 yds x 4 ydsein . above also at reduced
prices.
LADIES' WOOL:: CREPE' SKIRTS $4.75
Lathes' and Misses' all Wool Crepe Skirtsl. colors Sand, Navy and
Grey the new Pleated -St les very special valie..at' $ 4.75 each,
Y yp
HOUSEURMMSI-HINGS
New Rugs Window Blinds, Linoleums, Congole.um Rugs, Curtain,
Nets,,, Curtain Poles, Wall-pepers'etc. at money -saving prices.
CLEARING~ OF SILK .and WOOL°DRESS 'CREPE'
Good quality Silk and Wool Dress Crepe,, colors Navy, Black, Brown
and Toast, regularly $2.75. C -.fearing at $1.95 yd.
.0 GENTS'. FOR PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
WINDOW BLINDS—See our .Special,, Window -Blinds: at 85e and $1.00,.ea.
PHONE
32.
Moolom
401.04
Immo
tilmmos
to Hint What is Truth'' "? 'fie'
preacher zaid .; fan part,—"What its
i ru.tlu " said jesting Pilate, and a oulcl
not .stay far an. answer." So opens Ba-
con's' faipous essay ort "Truth." But
t gtei,te fair to say jesting? Per-
haps we do an injustice` `itn`; Pilate in
That•we did not 'see, his face and hear
the tone of his voice where he asked;
`,What is Truth"? Had Our Lord been
able' to answer the question in a few
sentences would He have- s;pe•nt thirty-
three years inbearing witness: to the
truth? We recall those words spoken
in. the .tender and iratilmate. fedlowship
of the Upper Room. `I ism Vhe 'Truth"
surely the most remarkable utter-
ance that ever Bell from Mortal lips,
sad an answer 'to,!ther,deep�est question
that haunts the human mind. Jesus
does not sa,yHe, is a teacher of the'.
truth, but that He. is' the truth, not
all the truth, but the, highest
truth' the truth that-makesl all other
truth, true: Christianity • unites what:
ll ,othea religions imperfectly Combine`
—the appeal of a living Berson; and
the claims of Truth, keeping the two
)sited. The seeker after Truth feed.
not bandage his eyes, and the hungry
e1 heart a]e,ed not go empty away.
Truth must ; be continually : regained;
fighting the good flight of faith, follow-
ing Him who of `old( "made as though
He wouldhavegone further," His truth
is living, growing, prophetic, revolu-
ttionary: It bas been truly said that
the greatest thing in Christianity is
that you can never'tlell;swhat it will'rio
next Any day it may initiate 1 new
era, and never does it shine, with• great-
e,r lustre than when, we follow it into.
Hackney, labor, $2,; Chas. Kading, dark, continents, to face there the best
labor, 2.50 Peter Coleman, team la whichother religions have accomplish-
ed First of all Christ is the. Truth
about God, as His ,follower in. GaIiie,e
liea,rned to know. God became living,
real, near, too wonderful for words,,
ever ready to welcome thel erring, not
a great , Posstessor but the Supreme
Giver, .a Father whose love may b•e
known in the simple joys of the lowly.
no less thain in ithci vision of the seer.'
What wail true, in: 'Ga$ lelef of old -,may
he true in Exeter to -day by thesame
meth'ocl of "faith and :friendship; land :no
other truth can satisfy us." If Christ
»s the Truth about God, .Fie is alsol)y'
tl•.at fact the truth about man.'- All
great tragedy ` ,from Sophocles ro
Shakespeare is a revelation of malt,
showing us as if h,isi• bosom was made
of glass what strange things: ;ie in, his
heart, But nowhere ie- there such a
revelaition of man; 'as in the 'life of
Jesus, and when Pilate exclaimed, `Be-
ho)d. the Macon', he spoke more things
of our Juumanity than he. ever dreamed,
Christ reveals the truth about ,life, that
it must be full 'of high -hearted ad--
s'enture, a challenge to all that a man
has of forti'tucie and heroic faith, and
further that all those failures, and de-
feats of
e-feats„of' whichwe arlel, all aware can.
have His Divine forgiveness The
truth`' of the life beyond is revealed
be Jesus not' speculation -Quit con-
scious, definite knowliedge; '`I go to
-prepare a place tor you, that where
area these you maybe also,” Ch i,st is'
Claistionity, and His Gospelreads- the
ritual meaning of life uinj terms of per -
/sons -Oita and spiritual character. A
threefold ideal of life sl set forth, a
life that in. the 'midsit; of the day -find
the work of the clary liven in God the
Fiutlier, a life that reaches north •sra
frfstennal effort with all anent of good
will for the • conunonz: gsopd ;r ai-life that'
icoks down the: long future; and sees
mmi:ng Figure ,ever on ,before, a life
that will ,ells from .tim,cf into :eternity
when faith has melted into eight;
w_ e_c. ,every hsope will be abundantly
ful}itted, and where we shall 'realize
the frill and '.perfect meaning of the
ward charity in the. paes,ence of, soil
Hun aelf.
On their return to the lodge rooms a.
vote of thanks was tendered to the
Rector, the choir and the wardens of
the church.
bor, 5.50; Wm,. Taylor, labor 8.75;
Thos. Sanders,•, labor, $5; Harry
Lauder, labor, 5.60, Sani'l Dirk, ta-
bor, $9; Robt,s'Iiedden, labor, 4.80;
Alvin Baynhani .': labor,': 3.75; Bert
Batten, labor 4:80e Bert ,Gardiner,
labor, $2; Ed. Coonibes, labor, 2,25;
Ed. Heideman,' labor, $1; Frank
Mallett, labor, $18, 'Library, $10,
$28. 'Passed on motion of Southcott
—Hooper. Carried.
Adj. by Southcott.
Jos. Senior, Clerk.
• The Many friends of Mr. Archie
.�' = Morgan, -of Usborne, who underwent
an operation for mastoids at Victoria
, - Hospital, London, last week, will re=
t gret to know that het 'underwent a
second operation for.double mastoids
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n on Tuesday. Mrs. Morgan. was down
QIIIIIiIIIB{II tM to see him on Sunday.: ' '
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Mrs... S. Futon's many ,friends, will
be pleased . to know .::that: she has
made a marked irnpzovement during
the past week. Mrs. Fitton has been
ill in Victoria Ilospitai, London.
Following her 'operation, she suffer-
ed the nature /of a stroke which left
her speechless. She is»`now able to
talk a little. It is expected that she
will be brought home the latter part
of the week.
The many friends in Exeter will be
rr
glad to know that "Miss, Stella Greg-
ory has been able to leave Brantford
General ITospital, 'whereshe has, for
the Iast two months been very ill,
and has undergone two ,very serious
operations. She is visiting amongst
friends in Brantford for :a shorttime,
before' leaving to visit:atthe home of
her brother, W. H. Gregory, in Strat-
ford. She will not resume teaching in
the Brantford Collegiate; until Sep-
tember.
LOWE BROS. HIGH. STANDARD AND, MELLOTONE PAINTSVOR •
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR USE, ARE UNEXCELLED. ASK.
FOR COLOR CARD.
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iNamei.
VARNISH STAINS and GRAIN-
ING OUTFITS ;
30c, 55e, $1.00 and $1:85
Carrcte
VARNISH STAINS, ALL
COLORS s ; ,
30c, 55c and $1.00
C0?0RITE
COLORS -OLD AND NEW
STRAW HATS,
ALL COLORS 30c.
PAINT and, VARNISH BRUSI
ES 10c and u
WHITE WASH BRUSHES 35c ''
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Goods
Sport
Goods
HAVE JUST OPENED. UP OUR BIG STOCK OF BASEBALL
GOODS, SPECIAL PRICES TO CLUBS. ALSO A FULL LINE
OF FISHING TACKLE AND TENNIS SUPPLIES,
USE POLARINE AND GARGOYLE MOBILOILS. T -IE GOOD`
CAR OILS SOLD 73Y TEE GAL: OR BBL.
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lit
.mss i
seaman's
I ar ware
GREGG'S
Clothing Hospital
We do all kinds of Cleaning, Press-
ing, Dyeing, Rep%icing, Re -modeling.
Turning of all kinds of Clothing.
LADIES' -WORK A SPECIALTY
We also make Ladies' and Gent's
Suits to Order. A trial is • solicited.
W. H. GREGG
TAILOR
North of Kahler's bakeshop
GET YOUR PREMIUMS
Members of the ETorticultitrat So-
ciety who have not received their
premiums are requested to call at the
office of the Secretary and secure the!
same. J. G. Seanbury, Secretary.,
BORN ' I E u
Efil
JORY—In` Stephen, on Monday, Ap- sy'(jg , (U 9"E/ cLe-�G�/k
ril 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Jory, a son.
PARSONS—In Usborne, on April 20
to Mt:. and Mrs. Earl Parsons, a
daughter,(Norma a Ilene.
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JOIINSTON—Tn Windsor, on April
21st, to Mr. and Mrs. Mervin John-
ston,ae.
store, a daughter, (Dorothy M )
I:TOINN—At Dr, Hyndman's hospital,
on Thursday, April ' 24th, to Mr.
and Mrs. R. • H. Horn,, of WatrouS,
Sask., (Nee Miss Olive Wood,) a
daughter, Gwendolyn Margaret,,
HAIST— )n Stephen,' on Sunday,
April 27t1i, to Mr. and Mrs, Wel-
lington Haist, .a son,
DIED
, on
.TI RNEY—In Crecliton 'April
O p
24th, Charles I -I. Iior•ney, aged 73
years, 4 months and 5 days.
MURDOCK---In Ilensall,; on Saturday
April 26th, John Murdock, aged
.69 years, 1, month and 24 days.
WILLIAMS---At Zurich, on April 22,,
John A, Williams, aged 72 years,
3 niontllS and 26 days.
THE
BARRIER1
Detective vision is• a most effective
barrier to a man's progress unless he
seeks the advice of an optometrist
who can examine into his eye struc
1 ture and see with bear: vision, the
weaknesses of :abnormalities than
must be corrected. We can render
yeti that kind of service and assure
' yell complete eye comfort and`: price
satisfaction.
Dr. John Ward
CIiIROPRACTOR & OPTOMETRIST
Main Exeter, On ,.
Phone 70 St, Ia
BANQUET WILL POLLOW
CONTEST ,
The A.Y.P,A, of Trivitt Memorial
churchhave couc}uded an enthusias-
tic
and the
Membership a n
contesttor z�iem.
1
losing side will provide a banquet'in
the Town Hall on Friday evening of
hasbeen
1r
this week, The
contest
running for several weeks, the cap-
tains being Mr. Pomlreit: and Miss
Flory Dinney, the former, ',winning
out by 52 points, Interesting pro-
grams have been put on each week.
The membership has been incr•easc d
i
to over ;one hundred. At the Meet-
' g
eet-ing on Wednesday evenrriglast, Fred
Ileaman, assisted by Chas: Gladman,
entertained the, members for over an
ltottr with slight ofiritnd tricks that
amused and battled the audience.
The A.Y.P. A.• have recently- instal-
led several additional: electric lights
in the church and have had the them,,
orial tablets'repolr•shed and, re -letter-
ed,
Runaway from diffiaudties and
r, r, u „r iA,rW
au Won't go
armers a.a d
De lei"S
Get our prices' for
latchford's Calf deal
Thoroughly Steam Cooked. 'the
best known Milk, Substitute for Calv-
es, and a.t 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.
R. W. Fuke
INSURANCE BROKER
- LIFE— ACCIDENT— SICKNESS
AUTOMOBILE LLABILITY
FIRE INSURANCE
A share of your business would, he
appreciated.
THE METTiOPOLTIAN LIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
The Metropolitan .Life Insurance
Company of New York, insures more
people and is• growing faster than
any other life insurance company:
Obviously, the reason for Metropoi-
itan 'supremacy in its field, is that
people believe its policies most des-
irable, its service best, and its costs
most economical. This Company is
ready to serve you. Tell your insur-
ance wants to CHARLES F. WAY,
Metropolitan Agent, Exeter, Ont.,
,Canada.
Nothing should be dreaded that
can happenbut once.
Let Us Help i()1
To See Better'
A LAARGE :PERCENTAGE 0l+"
HEADACHES "ARE CAUSER 13Y
EYE STRAIN.
A GREAT 1VIANY PEOPLE HAvE
COME TO US WITH COMPLAINTS
OF SEVERE HEADACI-IES WHICH
WE HAVE COMPLETELY REL:1E's-
ED WITH SUITABLE AND PROP-
ERLY FITTED SPECTACLES Olt
EYE GLASSES.
WE CAN -HELP YOU; SATISFAC.,
TION 'GUARANTEED,
S. Ei.ttorl,
Registered Optometrist.
Mrs. E. Kaufman, of 'i3raizi.forc3
and Miss Alice Eacrett, of Toronto
have returned to their•' homes : after
attending the funeral of their' moth-
,
er, the late Mrs. M. acrett.
Auto for Hire
CLOSED CAR
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE'.
CHARGES REASONABLE
A. T HARNESS
Phone 142, Exeter.
DOME THEATRE
SATURDAY and MONDAY
May 3rd and 5th
"Strangers 94,
ofthe Night".
Captain Applejack
A ROLLICKING STORY OF P.IRATE, GOLD AND MODERN AD-
VENTURE, WHEREIN HEARTS ARE YOUNG AND PIRATES BOLD;
LIFE'S DANCE OF LOVE AND GOLD. LAUGHTER AND TERROR IN •,'r•,
A WILD RACE OVER THE SPANISH MAIN.
USUAL COaLEDY
USUAL PLAY DAYS HAVE CHANGED FROM FRIDAY AND SAT
URDAY, TO SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
NEXT WEEK, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, MAY 10th AND 1211u,
. HAROLD LLOYD, TN DR. ,Y ACTT
rless Pia
Well and fa,vora:bly known in Exeter, will.present, ' .p eserit, under :the atiSPi-
ces of the
Exeter Bowling CIMS
that pleasing Comedy*;drama,. in 3 Acts.
4‘JULIETT
pera
in the,
94
use Exeter
on
• at 8:15 sharp
An excellent- war -time play, the scene: being min the ess-roam
of a British Brigade; resting out of theline somewhere in France, 193.
Reserved Seats 55c. General Admission35c
Tickets on Sale at. gstar
Howey'sb Dru;
Phone Delli7ery'
fY d. N \y {
Service Grocery
Ferry and Rennie Seeds
3 pkgs 25c
BS rd.ine
Brunswick 1 s
4 tins ,.,:25c
Jelly Powders
3 ) S
kg •' .. 25c
1 0
Pure Lard
3 lb. Pail 55e
200 New Cocoanuts
3 ,for -... 25c
Bulk Peanut Bitter
Per lir 25e
Choice Sockeye Salmon
1 lb. tin 350
Lbluid Amazonia
2 Mottles ,,,. 35c
Matches, -
3 Boxes . 350
Castile Soap
6 Cakes .,•.,. 25c
4„
I erre deli d
zeros vere
Pers al. 27c
Cooking Apples
A) les
8 lbs..... 25c
Pure Cocoa
Per lb
Bon -Ami (powclei)
Per pkg.
Lemon Biscuits
Per lb.
014 Cheese
Per lb. ,. .30c
liteberrios
2 Tins
20e
150
2
8
450
Choice- Cherries
2 Tins 45e
Junket Tablets
15e
New Cheese
Per Ib.
s:...
....,,,,, 22c
HARVEY HARVEY
TWO STORES
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