The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-03-05, Page 2.ritial$041C.. MACH Mil. 1001.
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TOE EXETER TIMESADVOCATE
•qco 'YEARS AGO
. N. D. residence on Wil-
liam Street sold by auction on Sat-
urclay last, WitSt purchased by M.
Jelin Willie eer $740.00.
Ole Moil(lay, Mr. R. Maiming, of
/ Exeter, took a, large load to Centre -
lie to ship to his sons 111. Manitoba
anionget .which was ellentitY of
Wire (fencing.
A. shooting match at 10 birde each
Vas 'held on, Saturday efternoonast
between five eentestants. The to1
10Wing is the result: J. Westcott, 6;
•John Weod, 6; J. HeYweed, 6; T.
aissett, 5; P. Curtain, 7,
Mr. (leo. %Tay, o Usborne, has
solcl his term of 50 acres to M. N.
McTaggart for the handsome sum ,of
$3,000, .141r. Themes Pepper Las al-
so Seld his farm •centainiug 50 acres
to Mr. Duncan McLean for $3,500.
Mr. Pepper leas purchased a farm
e near Brussels where, lie purposes
moving,
Mr. Henry Cud:more, an enterpris-
ing and -well to do young man of Us -
borne, was married on Wednesday
to Miss Harriett Johns, In the
evening they took 4r. Tlio:e. Greene
way's exeursion train to illanitoba
where they will settle down in Cryfie
tat City.
Marrison-Christy-At the Manse in
Hibbert, on the end inst., by lieV.
Peter Seott, Mr, Peter Morrison, efi
Hibbert, to TssSarele Christy, of
Usborue.
Snen-13alsdon-On •the 2nel inst. at
,the residence ef the bid' ther,
by Rev. P. M. Whitieeir, i%Tr, Obets.
Snell, ef Cavalier, Dakota, U.$.A., to
Olin Wale Ann Ealsden. ot Ilsborne.
Mr, Thomas Ashford, of
Cbisel-
lutrst has sad •his cottage to Mr.
.Nichol, prior to going to Dakota
where lie has taken up a tarn.
Badness is good on the L. H. a B.
at Hensall, Mr. R. Blatchferd, one of
the first business men et the place,
has sold out and intends 'returning
to, Manitoba,
25 YEARS AGO
Mr. W. C. Huston met with a very
painful accident, en Monday lest by
having two ,of his fingers badly jam-
med under a window.
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1 Continual Backaches .
was en Terrible Condition
Mrs. E. Berget, Medicine Hat, Alta., writes:•-"13efore
using Doan's Kidney Pills I was in a terrible .condition
with a continua,' backache, tired feeling and completely
run down.
"I used six boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills and I am now
relieved of my backaches, and that 'horrid, tired feeling
which I had all the time. T ani certainly thankful for
what these Pills did for me."
Price, 50 cents. a box at all drug or general tores or
mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milbueri
Ltd„ Toronto, Ont.
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Mr. Samuel leorirs farm. near,
Elenville which evae said by public
auction On .1VeinleY W5591.1rehas51
by Mr. dohn Johns, of gitnlyille
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very pleasant .gatherin to -o
place et the home ofMaki=
on Tuesday night last the .eeetteleil
being the gathering or .aennIliber
friends of Miss Muir for the, perleeSC
ot presenting her with a 1010101
Shower prior to her marriage to Mie
Swan uext week.
1\U:ears, ToPleston* -Darainer.
who 'haere, been carrying on a gener-
al store hisiness here for over three
Years, yesterday elosed the store hay-
ing in December 'lest purchased
business in BlYth. " •
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Mr. T. T. Lieott, of Sparta, ,on Set-
erday purchased, Mr, Gee, D., Crew -
lays residence on Aeulrew Street.
Iliss Edna McCallum, whois en-
gaged in the Sovereign Bank here,
has :accepted a position with e the,
Gordon Mackay Co., at ToroAto; for
which place she lefty* in about two
weeks.
' We understand that )Jr. I), An„
dersoe has disposed -of his dental
practice .and also his fine dwelling
on Albert Street to a elentiet of Kin-
tardine and the latter to Mr, . James
Welters, of town. „ e
A :great many of the refeldents, of'
Exeter anl neighborhood will great-
ly regret to hear oe the sudden .death
of Rev. Dr. Willoughby, only a few
years since a respected and mule
loved yastor of the.' Exeter James'
Street Methodist Church.
, On the evening of February tlie
14th Mr. and Mrs. !las, Hill, who
reside a short distance ,south o the
'village, celebrated the fortieth an-
niversary of their wedging day.,
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1.5 )(VARS., AGO
Min McDowell, of Teterboro,is.
the uew trimener lu Jones 4; Mare.
Departineut for the iSpring
seasen,
Mr. E. IL Q41ey, of Duluth, Min.,
en old Exeter beyhas just left the
hospital in that place after tour
weelete atie with diplitheeta.
Mr. .Ancl (Mrs. Harley Sanders., Ex-,
eter North, entertained a number ,ot
friends en Friday night: to a pregres-
sive euchre party in honor of their
guest, Mrs. Thos. Brow, ot Detroit.
The .Canada,.Ceeany recently, sold
100 'acres In the 5th etincession of
:Stelier to. r, John Toner ee that
township. Be lies .also sold 100
acres in HAY, being. lot 7, con. 5, -to
A. mcFalls, of neer Exeter.
Mr. Garnet Heywood has purchas-
ed Mr. Geo, Snell's residende and
thirty acres ozi Huron street and Mr.
Snell has purchased 'the residence of
Mrs. JhnSnell ,en Andrew Street.
Rev. D, W.Collins, who has had
charge .of the Trivia' Memorial
Cheirele Exeter, during the past ten
years, has reeigned es rector 9 this
parish and ha e accepted a, .cell ex
tended him ber the Church 'of,Ascen-
sloe at Windsor.
We. understand that efe, A. J.
Ford MAK made a deal by 'which he
gets the- term of. /1Y1r. John Laing,
London Reed Nortli and Al, Laing
.gets MI% Fortis residence on Andrew
Street,
Mr. John M. Broderick has reeev-
erect from his recent illness and left
on ,Monday ..to, spend. a .few days in
London .and Detroit prior to, leavieg.
for his home in Regina.
WEED, SEED AND
rislisMIZER i‘iFigTING
A special ineetin.g dealing with
weeds,. -weed control measures, better
eeed, ceminerCial fertilizer and sole
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fertility with e held ii the Town
Hall, Exeter on Tuesday, Mexeli
lOtle at 2.0.0 'elock in the afternoon,
The deecossion on weed control, bat-
ter seed andbest varieties of teem
.crops 'will be dealt with by iNere Jas.,
McLean, of Richmond Hill, Ont, Mr.
McLean is a former champion plow-
man of Ontario. :and is an authority
on better fanning nTactieea. 'The
subject of soil fertility and commer-
cial fertilizers will be dealt with by.
Ian MacLeod, Agricultural ' Repre-
sentative. Every farmer in the dis-
trict is invited to attend ;kip meet-
ing. 'The subjects under discus-
sion are Of immediate interest and
we can promise you. an interesting
and profitable afternoon. The meet-
ing is under the direction off the
Ieurim. Branch .of the Ontario De-
partment of Agriculture. .
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REPORT $. S. S. NO. 2, STEPHEN
Tho lc:Mowing is the report of, S.
S, No. 2, Stephen, for the month of
February. .
. Rollings 83,
Sr. IV—Audrey Yearley 80; Roy
•Lamport 78. °
Jr. IV -.--Mary Lampert 80; Nelson.
Lampert 79.
Sr. Yearley 75. •
Jr. Rollings, 74;. Dor-
een Baker 66.
'2nd class--eBurma Morlocie 80;
.Ruby King 75. •
ist class—,Le Rey Railinge 70;
Grace Hill absent.
Pr.—Jean. Jones 92; Rhona Year-
ley absent; Bryce Mack 82; Matthew
litorlock 80.
Nuneber on roll 16; average at-
tendance 14.2. -
Helen L. Hayter, teacher
"My razor's awfully dull, dear,
can scarcely shave with it." ' •
"Why, Charles, you don't mean to
telI nie that your beard is tougher
than the linoleum!"
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The sat= enterprising, forward-looking
spirit which has been responsible for
Canada's rise td greatpess finds expression
in.the progressive policy that for more than
100 years has kept the Bank of Montreal in
the forefront of Canadian ftnanee.
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The regular iueetiug of the W. C.
T. li. was held at the hone Ot MrS.
J. W. DownethiS Mao 'being .the Mid-
winter parlOr meeting. There was
large :attendance Ana. twenty-three
Members. answered to the roll cell,
Miss Murray presided, several hynInti,
were sung, prayere. were offered and
the leeeon taken train 1 Kings 19. A
short 'businees seesion was held and
a musical program was. given, Alre.
Miners sang a solo uecompanied
Mise Hunter; Miss' Violet Qembrill.
sang and Played o the. guitar and•
Miss Hunter gave a plane ,selectiene
Little M'ise Melina Hockey sang Very
eVeetlY, "Little Bare Feet.'! Iter.
Mr. Down, in a, .short speech told of
the great pleasure it gave Mrs. Down
and himsele to welcome the ladies to
their home and peke of his syre-
pathy with the Temperance work.,
He .also Introduced 'the speaker Of
the .afternoon, Mrs. .Gardiner,,
ot"ReirXton, wh�. gee? a wonderful.
appealing message, which touched
the hearts of these present. At the
()lose of her address a hearty vote of
thanks was tendered her and Mrs,
13. W. F. Beairers..came. forward and
pinned. on lier the White Ribbon
Badge and read the motto .and, \What
it stands for, The, meeting closed
with the singing of "Blest be the tie:
that binds" and Mr. Down premium -
ed the. benediction. A. very•bountie
'eul lunch was served aad, sodal time.
spent and Rev. and Mrs. Down were,
very -warmly thanked for their spieu
did hospitality.
Lummy
(Crowded out Nest week)
Mrs. ,johni Selves Sr. 114 been
visiting her ,daughter and. son-in-laW
Mr, ,and Mrs. J. Jaques, of Wood-
eam, for a few days this week,
Mumps are still lingering on the
Boundary, Miss Edna Brintnell
and Jim Broadeoot ark both quite
sick with them just now,
Mr. Donald McKa,ig, of Hensel',
has beea visiting at his aunt's Mrs,
N. Horton for alfen days this week,
Water is very scarce is this neigh-
borhood different farmers having to
draw water from the :river for their
stock, which is an unusual thing at
this time of the year.
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BACON LITTER
COMPETITION FOR 1031
Huron County" had six contestants
Inthe 1931 Bacon Liter Compete.
tion and 'results recently published
show that Russell 13oitot, of Me -KU -
lop Township was first: prize winner
in the 'dietriet, comprising Huron,
Perth, Grey and Bruce. Mr. Bolton
.also steed second in the competition
in the whole Province.
The coilipetiteen will be conducted
again this year and has as its ,object
the est011ehment of a standard of
excellende for grade brood sews kept
by farmers. It is recognized that
sows, which are profilic and. rear
large litters of select hogs, are ,val-
uable and are improvers of the stand-
ard of our „commercial hogs.
Any bona fide farmer may make
entry he this scampetition. The date
of farrowing must be between Feb-
ruary 14th'and April 30th, acrd en-
try must be made within seven days.
after the dateeof farrowing. In or-
der to qualify there must be nine
pigs in the litter raised to market-
ing age, -and at least 30 per cent. of
the litter must grade as select ba-
con.
The awards will be based on the
°weight, size, quality and. weifermitY
of the litter.
The Federal Live Stock Branch
and the Provincial Live Stoek Branch
offer $275,00 'en prize Money which
is :divided as follows:
1st, $25.0.0; '2na, e24.00;. ,trd,
$23.00; 4th, 622.00; 5th, 521.00;
6th, 520.00; 7th, 220.00; and eight
more prizeS of 515.00 each.
In view of the substantial prizes
offered and the fact that there is no
expetse -in connection with entering
the cempetitien, there should -be a
„good entry from Huron County this
year.
` For further information and ap-
plication feints apply to the Depart -
Ment of ,Agriculture, Clinton., Ont.
WHALEN
Mrs, D. llotinsore of St, Marys,
is visiting her 'sisters Mrs. Geo. Mill -
son and Miss Lacy Gunning for a
few days,
Mr. and 1\4r5, leenneth, .Stevoison,
of Thorndale, spent a couple of 'days
last week at the home of Mr, F.
Perkiedon,
Miss Edna. squire Was/visiting Mee.
Herman Foster, Winchelsea, for
several days last week.
Miss Bessie Morley spent a few
days with her friend Mrs, C. Switzer
near Kirklton last -creek.
Mrs. Wilson Morley and Miss' Bes-
sie: Morley, !spent Wednesday with
Mrs. John Morley, of Weedharn.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Gtinnin.g
and Mr. and Mrs, Mervin johneet
spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs,.
Earl Jobeistin,
Two mierobee sat on t pantry shelf,
Arid Watched, With expreesiori
Pained,
The milkman's stenfee and they both
said et oiiee,
"Our relations are gettieg attain-
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BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Mit
LOANS, INVESTMENTS.
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INSURANCE
Office:klarling Block, Main Streak
• ; EXETER!, ONT.
At Liman Monday and Thursday:
Dr. G. S. Atkinson; L.D.S.,D.DA.
- DENTAL SURGEON
Office opposite new Post Office
Main St., Exeter
Telephonea
Office 84w House 21.42
' Closed Wednesday Afternoons
Dr. G. F. RouIston,
bEraiST
Office: Carling Block
EXETER, ONT.
Closed 1Vednesday Afternoon
Dr. D. A. ANDERSON
DENTIST
" formerly of Exeter
has located at 205 'Wortley Road,
London, where he will practice,
. Dentistry ?.• •
Phone: Metcalf 4290
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E. S. STEINER
VETERINARY suaGgiori
.Graduate'of the Ontario Veterhoott
College
DAY AND NIGHT .!
CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TD1
CorrAr of Main and Ann Strada
,Offfee In C. B. Snell'o Block
EXETER, ONT.
JOHN WARD
CIIIIROPRACTiO, OSTEOPATH'S
ELECTRO-TBEERAPY & ULTRA,;e
VIOLET TREATMENTS
PHONE 70
MAIN ST., EXETINE
ARTHUR WEBER
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
FARM SALES spEcIALTr.
PRICES REASONABLE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEllin '
Phone $7-13 Dashwood
R. R. NO. 1, DASHWOOD
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FRANK TAYLOR
IJOENSAD- ATTOMNEER.
rOrIiinron and Middlesex
FARM SALES A SPECIALTY
?ries Reasonable o1• Satinfactinei
Guaranteed
EXETER P. 0. or RJ1G 18*
OSCAR KLOPP
LICENSED AIJOTIOXEER.
Honor GI;adtiate Carey Jbnea' Altekv•
Sehoel. Special course Weenie
In Registered Live Stonk. (all br6m104
Merchentlise, Real Estate. Pelmet .
Sales, Etc. Rates in keeping WE%
prevailing • prices. ' Satisfaction as
Mired, write -Oscar Kipple Zurfeke
or libelee 18-93, Zerieh, Ont.
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CONSULTING 'ENGINEER
W. Arellibaldo (Ter4e,
0.t.., Registered Prefesidonal Av.
gftieor 'and Land 8urveyor, AssOciater
Member Engineering Institute efi
dattada.. Office, Seaferth, itintaribe,
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