The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1928-05-17, Page 7a
“THE TOWN BEAUTIFUL”
are to
be by
their
he an
of
his
Barnum said a sucker is born
every minute, but he had to place
10 c.
50c.
Sc. per line,
one verse
beauty should begin where
things begin, at home. If
beautiful thoughts, and the
love of beauty which is our
Henry Waymouth, a pioneer
Londesboro, died recently in
9 3rd year. He was born in. South
Devon, England.
It holds up
It says, "Make the Town
It imposes a duty. It
the spiritual, phrase,
Such a week
the estimate that low in his. day be-jSQ to speak;
cause he lived long before thousands I F°lloW(kt him across the lot,
would pay $40 a seat to see a fight.
—Beloit News.
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
COM BARELY WORK
r
z
NEU-TONE
the fat (trash-
able paint
Mrs. Rickard Lay, Breckenridge,
-Que., writes:- “I used to have such
JWh in my l ack I could hardly do my
■work. 'Du* must was my washing when
I had to bend over the tub.
“I tried a great many remedies, but
they didn't r.t<m to do me much good.
friend of mine had used Doan’s
Kidney Viilx and told me how much
good they had done her. I only used ‘
■them a short time and found a great
change.”
Doan'* K.dney Pills do not act on
lhe Vowels and if a laxative is needed
■we wo” d lei onnmiiil the use of
Moo.;,/, ‘j. Laxn-’Liver Pills, 25c. a vial
at all /.eiders.
Price 50c. a box at
ail dealers, or mailed
direct on receipt of
price by The T. Mil
bum Co., Limited.
Toronto, Ont
THURSDAY, MAY X7th, XOSS
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"Undue stoutness caus&s many
deaths,” says an advertisement. Es-
specially among turkeys.
CROW, ROOSTER, CROW
I’ve a varied io| of chickens
In a pen.
And they used to raise the dickens
Now and then.
Every rooster in the flock,
Brahma, Leghorn, Plymouth Rock,
j Dunghill strain or blooded stock,
j Loved one lien.
• She was fickle and flirtatious,
Gay and spry,
I Coy, uncertain, pert audacious,
■ Likewise sly.
j When some valiant chanticleer
*** o* m (Tried to whisper in her ear
Real success is of the mind and * He received a vicious spear
real success calls for constant dis- • In the eye.
■ Old and lough,
Bandy legged, dingy yellow,
Called her bluff,
Female feathers filled the air,
Blood was spattered everywhere
But ho licked her then and there,
Sure enough.
From that very day and hour
She was meek,
'Mistress Hen was in his power,
Cheer up J About twenty years ago
a bumper crop followed seeding done
after the 20th of May.
. t ik * Si $ jit * fK
The flower that follows the sun
does so even in cloudy days.—Leigh
ton.
* * * r iX * * * # >x
Young Scot:—“Do you know the
difference between a taxicab and a
tramcar?”
Girl: ‘No’
“Good; then . we’ll 'take a tram-
car”
satisfaction, with yourself and what j ^ut 011(1 day a scrawny fellow,
you have accomplished, constant wil- '
lingness to receive new ideas. Money
is not happiness nor is it a true mea
sure of success; the great happiness
comes from a sense of achievement.
IF there is anything more outstanding than the value
offered by the “Bigger and Better” Chevrolet, it is
the extraordinary value of the Used Cars which Chev
rolet buyers have traded in.' Your dollars never went
so far before, as they will now go in the purchase of a
really fine Used Car. Never Jbefore were Used Cars ‘
such undeniably good value,
from our stock of
Here are a few samples
CD-82EEJ
1- 1924 Ford Coupe, in good condition
2- J923 Ford Tourings, in fine shape
1-1919 McLaughiin-Buick touring
1 Overland 90
J. McDONELL HENSALL
Fed them to him, like as not,
with her beak.
This is just a homely tale,
Yet it’s true.
Hens prefer a master male,
Yes they do.
He who hesitates is lost;
Stand ymir ground at any cost;
Hens delight in being bossed—
Women, too.
HURON COUNTY BEING ASKED
EOR A GRANT OF $73,000
On the eve of the campaign by
the University of Western Ontario
throughout Western Ontaio to raise
$1,000,000 twoard. the endowment
fund which, is necessary to the sur
vival of the institution, a statement
has been addressed to the citizens
of the counties within the university
constituency, giving a general out
line of the university needs and the
project under way to meet them.
This statement is as follows:
Some years ago the present build
ings of the University of Western
Ontario were erected, but no pro
vision was made then or subsequent
ly for their maintenance.
Since that time the demands upon
the University fm^ its services have
continued to increase to the extent
that the student enrolment has doub
led. As the result of this increased
enrolment the indebtedness of the
university has also
year to year. It at
$425,000.
As is well known,
any university pays far less than the
equivalent of the cost of his tuition,
In the case of the student at “Wes
tern” student’s fees meet less than
one-half of the <^>>r of their educa
tion. They must remain thus if
“Western” is to continue the ‘open
door’ policy of ’a higher education
for every boy ami girl in Western
Ontario.’
The Board of Governors, in fac
ing this problem, considered very
Every Woman Needs
“Fruit-a-tives” the sure
way to regular health
MRS. A. PARENT.
increased from
present totals
the student at
s
Everybody loves and
beauty. Beauty is one i
vinest forces that, life holds,
based fundameutly on order, sym
metry and harmony. The contour
of a beautiful face; the blend of co
lors in a masterly picture; the
charm of a beautiful woman—all
these have their universal appeal.
The city or town in which, our
home is made should be less beaut
iful, in our eyes than the country
side we repair to in summertime,
the. mountains or the seashore. Our
quest of
all, good
we have
inherent
portion in the land of the living, we
shall not be content with a city or
town which does not mirror the
beauty that possesses us. We shall
want our home-town (that blessed
word! > to be beautiful, wholesome,
orderly, healthy, virile, and a place
of which to be proud.
“Clean-up Week” comes as a
boon and a blessing to many an uti-
beautiful community
an ideal.
Beautiful.”
offers, in
“Beauty for Ashes.”
-reip^ds us of the saving that if the
streets of the New Jerusalem
be kept clean it will only
everybody sweeping before
own doorstep. Hence it will
incentive to work hard and enthus-
istically for the place we love.
There is a sacred obligation rest
ing upon homebuilders to keep the
house, the home, clean. If the full
meaning and significance, of home
is truly realized it will be seen,
home is not confined within
walls. Home is where we
where we find our work to do
earn our li.irg, where our
ones share our
the community,
"he byways, and
be made clean
that- the streets
children to play in. and the children
Im healthy, happy and beautiful and
radiant in “The Town Beautiful” we
have, builded for them. Exeter holds
an enviable reputation for its beaut
iful homes, well kept lawns and gar
dens; and the interest the citizens
take in floral culture. There is no
standing still. Plan for better
things this year.
Daily tasks rob many women of thes
priceless boon of good health, because,
constipation, biliousness, headaches, Sag
digestion, backaches and kindred ail
ments, undermine their constitutions.
Read this sincere letter:
Driscol Lake, Sask. — “I have takcFi
many kinds of medicine, but none proven
as good as 'Fruit-a-tives’ for me. It rt
the only medicine I take—I use it regu
lariy and do not feel right if I do nor.-A
—Mrs. A. Parent
“Fruit-a-tives” is universally successful
because it is a natural medicine — mark;
from the intensified juices of fresh fruits,
combined with tonics. It will help you,
too. 25c and 50c at all druggists. Buy a
box to-day.
It Pays to use
100% PURE PAINT AND VARNISHES
j/ special product ~ for every pu rpose- for every surface
100% PURE
, PAINT
for exferior
or inferior
MAR01E-ITE
for hardwood
Floors
VARN0L6UM
for Oilcloth
& Linoleum
WdODTAC
skin for floors
andfurnilurdA
I admires
of the <lj-1 seriously different ways in which it
It is I might be met; on~ being to reduce
the student enrolment. This was
practically impossible in view of the
fact that there. wer<^ so many asking
application for admission. Increas
ing the fees was suggested, but this
would mean that only children of
wealthy parents w-mld be able to at
tend. The only solution pos
sible was a public appeal to the Pro
vincial Government the City of Lon
don and the Fourteen Counties
which the University serves, for an.
endowment fund of $2,0im.uU0, the
interest on which would provide the
necessary annual income of $100,-
000.00.
The Board of Governors have
started this fund by making individ
ual contributions amouting to $100,-
000.00
Tlife Provincial Government was
approached and offered to provide
ways and means for - the funding of
the present indebtedness. And, real
izing, that the University, for the
next two years, until the interest on
the returns from the proposed en
dowment fund materializes, will need
further assistance, has increased the
present grant of $250,00(1 a year to
.$300,000. But it has been made
clear by the Government that in or
der to expect further assistance, the
people of ‘Western Ontario, who are
benefiting directly by the Univers
ity’s services, must do their share.
The next step has been to appeal
to individual citizens of London for
a total of'$l,00<iJi«('.». aside from the
fact that the City, through taxation,
conributes $55,Of" each year.
The appeal now is being carried to
the Fourteen Counties in western On
taio for individual county grants to
talling $800,000. This, with a per
sonal appeal to b? ma'de to friends
and graduates of rhe University, and
grants by cities wi’hin the Western
Counties which we hope will amount
to an additional $'2"0.(>00. will pro
duce our objective total of $1,000,-
000 Cor the Western Counties, and
the necessary grants total of $2.-
000,000. ”
In deciding to ask the Counties of
the University’ rmi'dituency for
grants, it was considered that the
amount should be ^governed by the
student enrolment representative of
each County, its population and esti
mated wealth, and its geographical
proximity to the University. *
In each ease the grants are sought
on a five-year payment basis, with
out interest, Middlesex County is
asked to grant SlmijW). or $20,-
000 per annum for five years. The
Counties of Elgin. Kent. Lambton,
Huron and Oxford are asked for
grants of $75,000. or $15,<>00 per
annum for five years. The effect of
these grants in the matter of taxa
tion is one of less than one-half mill
on the local annual assessment.
This will not work a hardship to
anyone, and is a much fairer way of
apportioning the objective than to
appeal to the citizens to raise the.
amount by voluntary subscriptions,
although there are friends of the
University whose means will permit
of their doing so. who will have an
opportunity of making voluntary
contributions and thus perpetrate
their names on the records
University as benefactors.
The eleven chartered cities
constituent counties, apart
London, i.e., St. Thomas, Chatham,
Sarnia, Woodstock, Stratford. Brant,
ford, Kitchener, Guelph, Owen Sound
and Galt are being asked to make
individual gants of One Dollar per
capita, or Twenty Cents per annum
for five years.
Every County and City grant will
be permamently invested as part of
the Endowment Fund of the Univers
ity, and only the interest used, and
each will be perpetually known in
the University foundation as the En
dowment Gift of that County or City.
that
four
live,
and
where our loved
life, the busy street,
Therefore the lanes,
the highways should
and kept clean, so
may be safe for the
of the
in the
from
G. A. Hawkins, Exetei It would be well for older ones as
well as youngsters to join the "Just
Kids Chib,” and learn to look both
ways before they leave the curb.
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