The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-11-21, Page 2THURSDAY, NOVEMBER et, 1029'
THE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
50 YEARS AGO
On. Monday last Mr. T. Bissett of
this place, sold a handsome span at
draught horses to Mr. White, of
Rogcrvi.11e for a good price.
On Monday last there were 1,000
turkeys shipped from Exeter station
for the Old Country, Of this nuns-
ber Mr, James Pickard :supplied
400.
On Saturday afternoon Arr. Jos.
Case, of Hay, was sitting in a buggy
opposite Mr. B. V. Elliott's law or-
rice, when his horse made asudden
Start and threw him out. The horse
ran as far as the Iiolsons Bank
where it ran against Mr. John Drew's
team which was tied, scratching the
side •of one of them and Causing
them to break the tongue of the wa-
gon to which they were attached. Mr.
Case was not much injured in the
fall.
Won at Last
During the last two weeks con-
siderable interest has centred in the
shooting matches for what is known
as the Dyer Cup, which has been in
possession of the Exeter Gun Club
for several years. Up to the Pres-
ent year, however, the members
were allowed merely to hold the.
Cup, but early in the present season
they determined that it should he -
come the property of any nlelnber°
who could win it six successive
times. .Each member became anx-
ious to become its owner, but the
fortunes of the gun varied, and none
of them was fortunate enough to
beat six opponents in succession un-
til M1'. John Heywood, of Usborne,
undertook the task and on Saturday'.
last he defeated the sixth. man, Mr.
Thomas Bissett, by no means a mean
competitor, as the various matches
at which 11e has .been winner attest.
In fact, he is considered the crack
shot of the neighborhood. As the
contest was to decide whether Mr.
Heywood should own the cup, the
interest was excited to such a pitch
that a large number of spectators
visited the ground to witness the
shooting. The two men were ties
,until the last bird which Heywood
killed and Bissett missed. The score
was Bissett 7 and Heywood 3, The
following Is the list of the matches
Which Mr, Heywood has -t:ontested
for the Cup:
Heywood 9, Simpson 8; Heywood
7, Lake 3; Heywood 8, 13issett S;
Heywood 6, Bright 5; Heywood 7,
Fairbairn 5; Heywood 8, Bissett 7.
In the evening the baud was. en-
gaged, and a procession being form-
ed, AIr. Heywood was conveyed home
by a number of friends in the vil-
lage..They were cordially reeeived
and un excellent spread laid before
then,, to which ample justice was
done. A „umber of neighbors eome
to assist in the rejoicing. Mr. Jas.
Oke was appointed chairman and
song and speech passed away the ev-
ening very pleasantly until the near
approach of morning warned them
to leave. Those who distinguished
themselves in singing and speechify-
ing on the occasion were, F. G. Simp-
son, .Jas. Oke, Win. Iiyndman, Wm.
Bowman and Geo. Mace and the
Misses Heywood also added to the
pleasure of the evening by singing.
After a final toast to Mr. Heywood,
drank in his excellent cider, the
company separated.
Along with other pleasing Occur-
rences. in and around Iiirlcton was
the wedding of Mr, J. J. Gilpin, of
"Brookside", Granton and,. Miss An-
nie AP. Herr, of Mitten oli Wednes-
day evening. Rev. J. L, Derr, father
of the bride officiated,
2.5 YEARS -AGO
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Mrs. 13. V. Elliott, who has been.
in a very low state of health for
spine time, is we are pleased to nate
daily improving.
1\ir. Chas. Birney, section, foreman
while working on .,the track last
week bad the misfortune to have one
of his fingers badly jammed ,from
which he suffered considerable pain.
Mr. Percy Westaway and Mr,
Crawford, .of. London, spoke to the
Sunday School and also to the ev-
ening congregation of Main St. Meth-
odist church on Sunday last.
Messrs. Geo. Samwell, S. Martin,
W. Bawden, R. S. Long, J, G. Stan -
bury, A. E. Hodgert, James Grieve,
Thos. Gregory and Dr. Browning are
the delegates of Liberals from Exe-
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COMMUNITY BUYING DIRECTORY AND BUSINESS GUIDE
Through the co-operation of the Business Men listed below, we will reproduce
to 'bring about a better business relationship between resident and merchant in the
community in which to live.
. Yca{'b;Yt. Igortam _ hr,A'lawat eK.;.,r,t7,4ratr5.vs^
The Canadian Bank
of Commerce
Heartily Endorses the
BUY -AT-HOME CAMPAIGN
Support LOCAL Merchants
and Help Our Town GROW
Shall Savings Accounts Welcome
M. R. COMPLIN, Manager
= Travail. . L ndenf ield
GENERAL HARDWARE
- Tinslnithing & Plumbing
Varnishes — Paints — Oils
Telephone 27
R. HOPPER
FURNITURE
— and —
FUNE:AL DIRECTOR
Telephone 99
FRED RADETIIGE
JEWELLERY & CUT GLASS
WESTINGHOUSE
RADIOS
.= Clock and Watch Repairing
E JOS. SENIOR
PHOTOGRAPHIC
-- and -
-_ ART STUDIO
We put the `Snap' in Snapshots
aeigemia
Go Mo Ar istrong
= EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY
— and —
GAINSBOROGH HATS
S. FITTON
Sight
1.10*14
Mat
rar
Wir
Irons
IMOMIO
.001.00.0
OPTOMETRIST
Examined and Glasses
Fitted
Children's Sight A Specialty
Telephone 75w
ti. To ROWS
SCRANTON COAL & COKE.
BRITISH AMERICAN
Gasoline and Oil
Telephone 40
WM. ANDREW
Salesman foe J'. R. W tTHIN.S CO,
Hamilton and Winnipeg
Liuiinents, Tonics, Spices, Toilet
Articles, Flavorings
Poultry and Stock Tonics
Telephone 43,
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Middleton's Bakery
"I110 glome of 73etter Dread"
CAKES PASTRY
CONFECTIONERY
Tefeplionc 52
a series of educational articles endeavoring
town, and thus bring about more progressive ,=
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B. W. F. Beavers
rownhig's Drug Store.
TOILETRIES — DRUGS -- STATIONERY
— OPTICAL ROOMS —
TELEPHONE 113
Getting Your Money's Worth
When you spend your honey you naturally want to get all you
can, that is everybody's right. Only those who are commonly re-
ferred to as having "more money than sense" throw their money
away. All others are careful to see they do not get the worst of
any bargain. But one has to be able to look farther than the end
of his nose if he is to .be sure that he is getting his money's worth.
That is the_ctefence of those who buy outside their community, in-
stead of patronizing hone merchants. This is old theory, the resi-
dent of any community makes, (through extensive buying,) the
low price possible. Then increased patronage to their• merchants
gives talose same merchants a bigger haying opportunitiy, thereby
maintaining a lninimun price for good standard merchandise. The
price buyer always, thinks ate is looking out for No. 1 and he says
it is not his fault if the merchant in his community is not malting
any money and is forced out of business. Ise, overlooks the fact
thee he is likely to be as hard hit as anyone else when the mer-
chant closes his doors, but it is a 20 to 1 shot that the buyer is
tee one who loses, and all because he did not believe in his com-
munity merchants sufficiently to support thm. You never bought
anything for nothing in your life. Don't try it now. Think it over.
orrnamirerwararre
SANDY ELLIOT
USED CARS
FORD
NEW CARS
WE SPECIALIZE ON FORD SERVICE
TELEPHONE 64
N. W. TREWARTHA
Mr. N. W. Trewartlia; dealer in new laid eggs and milk fed
poultry, is one of the more recent.to link up with the business in
terests of Exeter. Mr. T'rewartlla recently' took over the new laic,.
egg business of ,Mr. C. F. Hooper and to the egg business he has
added live and dressed poultry. There has been a great change
in this line of business in the past few years and the present. sys-
tem of grading ensures better prices for the farmers. Mr. Tre-
wartha runs the Exeter bra11ch in connection with the Clinton
business. He is an ex -Warden of Huron County and a former M.
P. P. His business turn -over each year means hundreds of thou-'
sands of dollars to the farmers. At present fancy price.; aro being
paid foe new laid eggs.
Poultry and Eggs
WANTED: SELL US YOURS'
Will grade your flock and
take away the culls and pay
top Market prices.
• IR. E. POOLE)!
V'IN('HELSEA & KIRKTON
Harvey Bros.
General .Millers
MANITOBA'S BEST - MODEL
and WELCOME Flour •
:A11 Hinds of Feeds'
Telephone 35. 1
ADVERTISE
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TIMES -ADVOCATE
Cunningham & Pryde
CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
Telephone 41j
Milo .Snell
Cl ,evrolet
SALES, ane, SERVICE
Phone 100; Night phone 209
SOMETHING NEW
Edison Needle Iic'eorcl
Plays 011 all needle Phono-
graphs. Sells' for a dollar;
double aided and long playing.
l{HAR TIIEM AT PO\\'ELL:'S
ON ','Ilii' *1:5 I'1-fONOGIt.tPE
POWELL'S Variety STORE
Phone Das. Servico lulity phone Night Service 153j
HURON GARAGE,
EXETER
PONTIAC and BUICK SALES nd SERVICE �
REPAIRS, ACCESSORIES, THIES, OILS, G. et. CAR WASHING
F'4,ert Mcelhanicltl. alk, I3;leetirleal Service on ,nil makes of can's.
OPI ft'IAL ON's;ATUO MOTOR. LEAGLJ: SERVICE STATION
S1iop T''oreman, L. Pollen Proprietor, tli'te Snell
0
• Hardware
TINSMITHING
PLUMBING
PAINTS
STOVES AND FURNACES
Telephone 86
5. B. TAYLO
The Jeweller
HIGH-GRADE JEWELLERY =_
DIAMONDS
Watch and Clock Repairing
J. 13EER
Automobile Accessories
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Everything in Radios
Telephone 109
Amer ,
G. A. HAWKINS
GENERAL HARDWARE
PAINTS and OILS
SCREENS, Etc.
Telephone 29
SOUTIICD al A BROS.
General Dry Goods, Gents'
Furnishings
Ladies' Ready-to-Wcar
Boots and Shoes
Groceries and China .._
Harvey's Grocery
YSTEM
ERVICE
ATISF•ACTION
Telephone 102
N. W. TREWARTIIA
Dealer in
NEW LAID EGGS
—and —
MILK FED POULTRY
Direct Fi•om the Farm
Heals Pim
Blotches
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money pack;
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tick relief .f
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this
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septic Liquid
pimples,
r2' the pure cooling,*
loath tee
sxors
A:3
ISa bottle w111 nro�e
untisepttc, or yottLl
airin heo,ith..
blotches,
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ten,
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, gives
DRUGGIST
EY,
ter to the Toronto Convention this
week.
Mr. fined Mrs. D. iSpicer and Miss
AIay, of Brantford, attended the Mit-
chell -Andrew ,nuptials at Elimville
on Thursday last,
Mr. Thos. Penhale ,of London, on
Wednesday morning while assisting
in threshing and while in the motif
of the barn fell through an, opening
to the floor below, a distance of 15
feet. Dr. I-Iyndman was called and
found that, besides a severe shaking
up 111x. Pennate sustained a fracture
of the shoulder.
Dr. Rollins and Mr, Hugh Spack-
man are in attendance at the Con-
servative Convention In Toronto this
week,
Grigg Stationery Store IQ
School Supplies, with special
attention given to school-
libraries
'I'elepllone 37
RQSS-TAYLOR
LUMBER CO.
Planing Mill—Lumber Yard
Wholesale '& Retail
Prices ort Summer Cottages
Telephone 48 '
PUBLIC UTILITIES .w
COMMISSION -..
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES PLIANCES �,
WIRING
AND SUPPLIES
Telephone 127
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15 YEARS AGO
Mrs. Wren and Mrs. Newcombe,
who have been visiting their brother
Mr, D. Gillies, ,.returned to their
home in Hamilton the latter part of
the week accompanied by Miss Myr-
tle, who will visit for a time.
Mr. Oscar Anderson left recently
for Elnlvale, where he has taken a
position on the Lance,
A nleetiRhg of the curlers of Exeter
was held in' the Commercial House
on 'Thursday evening, last when the
following officers were elected for
the current year: T. A. Newell, W.
J. Heaman, Jos. Senior, Geo. E. An-
derson, Rev. D. W. Collins.
Mr. John Dauncey, of London, has
purchased the residence of Mr. Jos.
Ogden on Andrew Street. Mr. Ogden
is going on a farm near Elimville.
Mr. W. Luker has sold his farm
in Usborne to Air..Sanhuel Hicks who
recently had his• barn destroyed by
fire. This makes Mr. Hicks. the
owner of 450 acres of farm land.
The 'building south of Varvey
Bros. mill, which Mr. Leavitt: is re-
modelling is nearing colapletion and
when finished will be an up-to-date
picture theatre.
On Saturday last at the Exeter
station a car loaded with flour was
overturned while shunting. The flour
had to be reloaded into another car
quite a bit of it being damaged.
II 2 :i'ON IiA )i"—McLELLA iv
A quiet wedding took ,place at the
home of elle bride's parents, Staffa,
on Tuesday, November 12th when
Rev. J. Elder officiated at the mar-
riage of Rhoda Isabel, only daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McLel-
lan, to Mr. Roy Edwaid Buttonham,
youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Wn1.
Buttonhant, of ll'illgh'ove, Ont. The
bridal chorus was played by Miss R.
Buttonham, sister of the groom. The
bridesmaid was Miss Alta Atkinson,
cousin of 111e bride, of Ann Arbor,
Michigan, daughter of the Hon. Wil-
liam Atkinson, of British Columbia.
She wore a frock of pale green geor-
gette chiffon and carried a bouquet
of American beauty roses. The groom
Was assisted by Mr. Henry Gartcle,
of Carlisle. At one o'clock the bride
entered the living .room with her
father and took her place amid a
bower of ferns and yellow Mums;
her long dress was made of ivory
,silk crepe with yoke, a skirt of all-
over silk lace and her long veil was
fashioned of silk embroidered net
and belle and held to the head with
a cornet of rose point lace and
orange blossoms. She carried a show-
er bouquet of Butter -fly roses, Illy
of -the -valley and ferns.. After the
ceremony anti reception the happy
couple left antic, good wishes for
eastern Ontario and Quebec. For
travelling the bride wore a French
beige Georgette and lace dress with
hat and shoes of darker shade, also
wearing a Persian liinlb coat. On
their return they will reside in Ram-
ilton.
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Established 1878 and 1887
Published every Thursday morning,.
at Exeter, Qntario
SUBSCRIPTION—$2.00 per year DS.
advance.
RATES—Farm or Real Estate for
sale fide. each insertion foie, first
four insertions, 25c, each, subse
quent insertion. Miscellaneous &r-
titles, To Rent, Wanted, Lost, or
Found 10c. per line of six words:.
Reading notices 1.Oc. per line..
Card of Thanks 50c. Legal ad-'
vertising 12 and 8c. per line. rill
Memoriam, with one verse 50c.
extra verses 25c. each.
Willesden Magistrate: "Are you
old enough to be married?" Yonne'
man; "Yes, but not silly enough."
rtr tet tkt
Stranger—"So you etre the post-
master, storekeeper, justice of the
peace and constable of this town?"
Native—"'A cesih'! You might su;
I'm the :tfu' s oliili of Buckeye Cor-
ner."
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gent to;'
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DENTAL SURGEON
Office opposite new Post,' Office
Main St., Excillrl
Telephone/4''
Office 31:w ,r';` House
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CIHItOPRACTI OSTEOPATHY
ELECTRO -THE APY .- ULTRA.
VIOLET 'f REcA.._tEENTS
PI,SON 1 70
MAIN ST.,
EXETER,,
ARTHUR WEBER
LICENSEDAL'N.l'IONIiER
Icor Huron `ncl Middlesexcl
FARM SALE., A S' hCIALTY
PRICES tEA . NABL1�
SATISFACTIE/UARANTEID
Phone 5 Dashwood
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FRANK TAYLOR
LICENSED tl•'1✓ C/P�,I�G4NElER.
ForOWi<iHuron Odlesex.
FARM SALE n:
PECIALTY
Prices Reasonalll :and Satisfaction:
Guap n teed
EXETER I'. 0. or RING 13S
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LICENSED PJ;'l'CTIONEER
Honor Graduate CareyJones' Auc-
tion School. Spgcial ,(Iourse taken,
in Registered Live St +;7c (all breeds),°
Merchandise, Real Estate, F'arrxn.
Sales, Etc. Rate ' in keeping wit%
prevailing prices. Satisfaction as-
sured, write Oscar Iilopp, Lurich,
or phone 18-93, Zurich, Ont.
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BUYING SF -INGLES NOW
2x4 Pine Scan'tl'ing fr Colony
houses, Hen houses •i' or other
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