The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-08-20, Page 2THURSDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1031 f,THE EXETER T1MES-ADVOCATE
HE COULDN'T READ
FOR INDIGESTION
*For some years previous to 1022
I was subject to indigestion, with head
aches and thousands of stars sparkimg
in my eyes, which prevented me from
reading. 1 decided to try Krusehen-
Salts. That was August, 1922, and I
have taken a litt le in my first mommg
cup of tea ever since. I now eat any
thing, and am entirely free from
indigestion or ’stars.*”—Now let it be said mute definitely,
that what Kruschen did for hum jt
will do for everybody else.who supers,
from indigestion as lie did. The met
is that “ the little daily dose ’.
stimulates the How of gastric juices
to aid digestion, and then ensures
complete, regular* and unfailing
elimination of all waste matter every
^Soon after you start on Kruschen
ypu will* begin to feel the _ benefat.^
You will find to your satisfaction
that you are able to enjoy your food
without any distressing after-effects..
And, as you persevere, you wnlsee
that the relief which Kruschen brings
is lasting relief.
HIBBERT COUNCIL
The Municipal Council of Hibbert
met At the Township Hall, Staffs,
with all members present and the
reeve preSidiii'g’. The minutes of
th®?la4t:jtueetluu and of a special
meeting Were read and on motion of
William Kay and Frank Allen were
approved.
, Russell Scott was paid the sum
of $30 for sheep killed and damages
to flock, and the clerk instructed
to notify the owners of the dogs
mortified by the sheep valuators to
have been responsible, to pay the
damages to the council.
A delegation from Stratford Gen
eral Hospital was present soliciting
a grant to their hospital. The usual
amount of $50 was promised.
Resolutions were passed instruict-
Ing the clerk to forward the account
of putting lights on a bridge on the
west boundary, to John Empey
county engineer, for payment; also
to issue an order of $5 for weed
cutting on the Dominon Hotel prop
erty and enter the amount of the
Collector’s Roll against said prop
erty.
The treasurer submitted his
tjmates for general township
penditnre and road and bridge
peqditure.
By-law No. 370 authorizing
confirming the levying of rates for
the current year was passed and
signed by the reeve and, clerk:—
County rate, 6.72823 mills; general
township rate, .875 mills; road ex
penditure rate, 1.165 mills.
A communication was read from
the clerk of Tuckersmith advising
the council of Hibbert that a reso
lution had been forwarded to the
drainage referee at Ottawa request
ing. permission to vary the assess
ment schedule on the Shepherd
Creek Drain.
The clerk was instructed to com
municate with the township solicit
or, E. G. Thompson, to meet the
council at a special meeting with
regard to the ommission of the Scott
drain levy in 1929 anc the Walker
drain levy in 1930.
Orders for approximately $470
road exp'",,''’1!i'ures and $128 general
expend _s were issued.
meeting adjourned to meet
OL-m on Monday, September 14th.
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Sunday School lesson
A GOSPEL FOR ALL MEN*.
Sunday, Aug. 23—'Acts ICG I to
iX:18; 1 Cor. 1:23-25.
Golden Text
' 15 YEARS AGO
Mr. Robt. Korslake has purchased
Mr. Thos, Collingwood’s house in
town.
Mr. Peart) who recently' moved
to town from Usboxmo, has purchas
ed Rev, Mr. Yelland’s house on Car
ling St. and MT. Yelland has bought
Mr. Maxwell's house
Mr. Jas. Lawson
engaged putting his
shape for occupation
strong as millinery rooms and him
self as jewellry store and Central
Telephone office,
The McDonnell, Dickson and Car
ling three-story block last year un
derwent a thorough renovation of
the interior.
James, the little sixteen months
old son, of Mr, and Mrs. Alvin
Brintnell, of Centralia, who are vis
iting with Mr, Brintpell’s parents
was rather painfully burned on Mon
day last. The little chap was play
ing around and got hold of a 'bottle
containing ammonia and had taken
a quantity of the contents into his
mouth before discovered.
Br, R. 8. Crocker, of Toronto, in
stalled the officers of Exeter Lodge
of Oddfellows on T L16S day evening
last. The following were installed
C. L. Wilson, G. T. McLoed, F.
Triebner, R. N. Creech, W. Johns,
E. M. Dignan, E, Treble, C. Fisher,
W. Fuke, E, Howald, J. A. MacDon
ald, M. Quance, V. Snell, W. Hern,
T. W. Walper and R. Brand.
Miss Hilda Phillips, who has been
visiting here for two weeks, leaves
with her mother to-day for Detroit,
where they will make their home.
Mr, Wm Bwington, who. some
months ago left on a visit to Eng
land, returned to town on Thursday
last accompanied 'by his sister, Nel
lie.
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JCitablbhed I87S and 1SST
Published frery Thursday moral**
at Exeter, Ontario
SUBSCRIPTION—-12.00 per jty K
advance.
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SQ YEARS AGO
Holidays being over Exeter
Ho school will open to-day,
We were shown a stone the
day which -contained & large
tity of mica of good quality, Jt was
picked up cn the farm of Mr. R,
Leathorn, of Stephen*
Oxi Monday while a young son of
Mr. Wm, Fenwick was riding a horse
around the corner near the Market
the animal stumbled tossing the’lit
tle fellow ovei’ its head, He escap
ed uninjured* however.
Mr. John Spaceman, of this place,
is visiting friends in New Brunswick
Mr. H. R. Abbott, who has been
op a trip up the lakes, has returned,
He visited
and other
A large
was being
Port Blake, by Mr. John Willis, of
this place, was lost on lake Huron
during the squall on Saturday last.'
Rev. D. Rogers,, of St. Thomas,
Ont., sends us the following which
apeared in the local press ovei’ fif
ty years ago. As it will not reflect
on anyone now living, it is worth
reproducing for the humor it con
tains.
“A gentleman residing in a village
not many miles from Exeter finding
that the diminution of his' stock of
wood continued aftei' his fires went
out, lay awake one night in order to
obtain, if possible, some clew to .the
mystery, At an hour when all hon
est folk should be in bed, hearing an
operator at work in the yard, he
cautiously raisecj the window and
saw a lazy neighbour endeavouring
to get a large log into his wheel-bar
row. “You’re a pretty fellow,” said
the owner, “to come here and steal
my wood while I was asleep.” Yes
replied the thief, “and I suppose
you would stay up there and see me
break my back with lifting, before
you would offer' to come down and
help me.
prince Arthur’s Landing,
places of interest,
quantity of wood, which
shipped to Detroit, from
on Andrew st.
has workmen
Store front in
by Miss Arm-
There is no difference between.the
Jew and the Greek: ter the same
Lord over all is rich unto- all that
call upon Him,—-Romans 10 12
and it
It was
:15 , in
told
the
this
time
horn
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There is only one Gospel,
has always been fox' men,
first announced in Genesis 3
the garden of Eden, when God
the serpent that the seed of
woman would bruise his head:
looked down the ages to the
when the .Son of God should be
of a virgin in order to die here on
earth for men’s sins, and thereby
destroy Satan, who has the power
of death and destroy Satan’s works,
But the Gospel was determined long
before the Garden of Eden, in “the
Lamb slain from the foundation of
the world” (Rev. 13;8). When God
called Abram He announced the Gos
pel again in the words; In thee
shall ajl families of the earth be
blessed” (Gen, 12:<3)—the Gospel
for all men. It has not “a” Gospel,
for there is no -other; it is “the”
Gospel, “for there is none other
name under the Heaven given among
men whereby we must be saved”
(Acts 4:12),
But the Jews had forgotten that
the “oracles -of God” were entrusted
to them as -a scared stewardship, not
to be held selfishly by them, but to
be shared with the whole world.
Now the .time had come when Is
rael’s Messiah, who is the Saviour
of all men, was to teach Israel her
true mission
ization.
A Roman
was longing
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USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL
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Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
President FRANK McCONNELL
Vice-Pres*. ANGUS SINCLAIR
DIRECTORS
J. T. ALLISON, SAM’L NORRIS
SIMON DOW, WILLIAM BROCK.
AGENTS
JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent
for Usborne and Biddulph
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent
' for Hibert, Fullarton and Logan
W. A. TURNBULL
Secretary-Treasurer
Box 295, Exeter, Ontario
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter
ZURICH
and Mrs. Norwood Deichert,
of world-wide evangel-
25 YEARS AGO
re-
TRAILER WENT THROUGH
WINDOW
A peculiar accident happened
cently in Goderich. Sandy Bawden
was driving a round the Square witr
R. Wilson’s trailer, attached, moving,
same material, when the bolt broke
and the trailer continued on its way
unhampered drove through one of
the windows of Miss Hogan’s con
fectionary store. The plate glass was
shattered and the frame work of the
bottom of the window was driven
‘back against the- counter. Fortun
ately no one was in the way or there
might have been a casuality to re
port also.
CARLING & MORLEY
’BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS*
LOANS, INVESTMENT^
INSURANCE
Office: Carling Block, Main
EXETER, ONT.
At Lucan Monday and Thoratfajr
Dr. G. S. Atkinson, L.D.S.,D*DJL
DENTAL SURGEON
Office opposite new Post Offtaft
Main St., Exeter
Telephones
Office 34w House KVf.
Closed all” day Wednesday until
September 9th.
centurion, .Cornelius,
for God. He and his
family feared God; he was living
up to his own best, standards of
righteousness; he was a man of
rayer, God appeared’to him in pray
er and told him to send for a man
named Simon Peter.
While Cornelius’s messengers were
on their way from Caesara to find
Peter at Joppa, God spake to Peter
by letting him fall into a trance,
and showing him a vision: something
like a great sheet was let down from
Heaven containing all manner of
beasts and creeping things and fowls
A voice spoke to Peter, “Rise, Petei’
kill and eat.”
Was it.right o'r wrong for Peter to
hesitate to do this? Was Peter nar
row-minded and mistaken in sup
posing that some meats were unclean
and therefore not to be eaten, while
others were clean and could ibe eat
en? Petei' was not mistaken in think
ing this, for God had ordtained it as
part of His perfect law of righteous
ness, plainly set forth in the Old
Testament (Lev. 11) .
But, as Dr. Graham Scroggie has
pointed out, Peter was wrong in say
ing ,“Not so, Lord.” It was right for
him to be able to say, “I have never
eaten anything that is common 'or
unclean,’ but wrong for him to say,
“Not so, Lord,” When the Lord com
mands, we must never say, “Not so.”
We are denying His Lordship when
we say “Not” to Him. /
Then name the new and great les
son to Peter and Israel: “What God
hath cleansed, that call not thou
common.” It was Peter’s supernat
ural prepartion for the great fact
that God could cleanse the Gentiles
by faith alone, even as the Jews.
The story is a thrilling and dra
matic and beautiful one. Poter went
with the messengers cf Cornelius
back to Caesarea, the centurion told
him of the message that had come
from God, and then Cornelius and
his assembled household waited for
what Peter might say.
The universal Gospel was pro
claimed in Peter’s opening sentence:
“Of a truth I perceive that God is no
respecter of persons,” Then, he went;
on and told what the Gospel is: that
Jesus of Nazareth had died on the
cross and been raised again the
third day; and that this Jesus “was
ordained of God to be the Judge of
quick and dead,” nevertheless “who
soever believeth in him shall receive
remission of sins.’
Cornelius and all who were pre
sent believed while Peter wo,s
speaking, and in the midst of the
message “the Holy Ghost fell on all
them which heard the Word.”
Dr. Scofield calls attention to' the
fact that Acts 10:44 is one of the
pivotal points of Scripture. “Hereto
fore the Gospel has been offered to
Jews only, and the Holy Spirit be
stowed upon believing Jews through'
apostolic mediation. But now the
normal order, for this age is reached:
the Holy Spirit is given without de
lay, meditation, or other condition
than simple faith in Jesus Christ.”
Let us remember, this when we< see
the- mistaken teaching, so prevalent
that the baptism of the Holy Spirit
is a “second blessing,” a “second
work of grace,’ to be sought, prayed
for and waited for iby those wlw
have accepted Christ as Saviour.
This is not so and is a misleading
teaching, fox*
by the Holy
of believing
“For
tized
Jews
and
are spending
home of Mrs. J.Mrs. Wm. Barrows was taken sick
at Hensall oh Saturday when on a
visit in that town and as yet is un
able to return to her home here.
iMr. J. W. Broderick this week
purchased the shoe stock of Mr. G.
House for a rate on the dollar. Mr.
House having decided to go out of
the boot and shoe trade and devote
his time to the harness business.
Neil Bellwod, while playing on
Monday, had the index ringer of the
right hand put out of practical use
by a swift thrown ball coming jn
contact with it and-smashing it bad
ly-
Mr. E. J. Eacrett, who is now in
Kincardine, passed the examination
in French for Matriculation Which
he recently tried in Goderich after
only one month’s study.
On, Monday Mr. Jos. Cobbledick'
sold his warehouses at Exeter, Cen
tralia and Clandeboye and his grain
business to Mr. Richard Seldon, a
prosperous young farmer of London
Road South.
Mr. S. L. Fear, who has been at
tending
Science
holidays with his parents at Maiu
Street parsongae. Mr. Fear has
been engaged as teacher in the Tor
onto schoof.
iMr. Jas.
have moved
occupied by
street.
electrical engineer
Electric Co., Tor-
Dr. G. F. Roulston, L.D.S.jm
DENTIST
Office: .Carling Block
EXETER, ONT.
Closed Wednesday Afternoon
f
T'. L. Wurm> of Toronto, call
friends in the village on Tues-
F. Bossenberry, of Waterloo,
a few days last week with re
DR. E. S. STEINER
VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate of the Ontario VeterfiBatq^
College
DAY AND NIGHT
CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED W
Office in the old McDonell Barn;
Behind Jones & May ..Store
EXETER, ONT.
Mr.
of New Haven, Mich., visited with
relatives here on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Schwartz
daughter, of Detroit,
this week at the
Fuss,
Mt. J. E. Hess,
with the General
onto, visited relatives here last Fri
day.
Rev. and Mrs A. Datars, of Des-
boro, are spending their holidays at
the home of the former’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Datars.
Mr.
ed on
day.
Mr.
spent
latives here.
Rev. and Mrs. ’ F. L. Howaid'and
two children, of Elmwood, are
spending the week with relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Truemner
and children, of Toronto, are spend
ing the week at the home of ithe for
mer’s mother, Mrs. A. Truemner.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Aulerich, of
Detroit, spent the week-end at the
home of the latter’s parents, Mr.
and .Mrs. L. A. Prang.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gettus, of Detroit,
are holidaying -at the home of the
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F.
Weseloh.
Mr. Fl. G. Hess has recovered from
severe attack of quinsy.
Mr. Edward Datars, Sr., who un
went a serious operation at -a Lon
don hospital a few days ago, - is on
the road to recovery.
While driving down main street
on Monday afternoon with a load of
fish which he had. procured at Bay-
field, Mr. H. Klopp had the unpleas
ant experience -of having the box
slide off the rear of liis truck and
the fish and ice were strewn along
the street.
JOHN WARD
THE VICE-REGAL FAMILY
Lambrook and family
to the residence recent-
Mrs. Bowerman, Gidley
the school of practical
Toronto, is spending the
a
Mr. P. Bapchuk, 405-7th. Ave. E., Calgary, Alta.,
writes:—"Some time ago I was troubled with short
ness of breath and dizziness.O I tried doctor's
medicine, and other remedies, but could not get any
Telief. I was then advised to take Milburn's Heart
and Nerve Pills, which I did, and found them of
great help to me. 1 only took two boxes, and since
then. I have not had any of these attacks. ’ ’
Price 50c. a box at all druggists and dealers, or
mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milburn
Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
CHIROPRAOTIC, OSTEOPAT®W
ELECTRO-THERAPY &
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PHONE 70
MAIN -ST., EXETKK
I’D efore they stepped ashore from the^Cdnadian Pacific
1 JO liner Duchess of Bedford at Halifax on Saturday
I April 4th, Their Excellencies and their children posed
1 for their first Canadian photograph.
- Shown above aS they waited in the Writing Room
Of the Duchess of Bedford for; the Prime Minister togreet them? the party from left to right is: Eady parts ott th
.Moyra Ponsonby, The Earl of Bessborough, the respectively.
Countess of Bessborough and Viscount Duncannon,
follow passengers on the liner Said the Vice-regal
party took part very democratically in the ordinary
shipboard life; His Excellency presiding at the concert
in aid of Seamen’s Charities and Viscount Duncannon
and his 13 year old sister, Lady Moyra, taking their
parts on the programme as elocutionist and pianist
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ARTHUR WEBER
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
FARM SALES A SPECIALTY
PRICES REASONABLE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEES^
Phone 57-13 Dashwood
R. R. NO. .1, DASHWOOD
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FRANK TAYLOR
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex ‘v FARM SALES' A SPECIALTY i
Prices Reasonable and SatitfaetSciP
Guaranteed
EXETER P. O. or RING IfflS
Whenever I
e the driv
er of a motor
car beat a rail
way train to
the crossing by
few feet, I can’t
help thinking
of the pitcher
that went to
the well once
too often—and
broke.
for just five min-
every driver of a motor car
believe there would ever be
railway crosing accident,
the things I’ve seen when
If I could talk
utes to
I don’t
another
Gee!
drivers tried to beat trains have cost
me many a sleepless, night.
Take my word for it, there are
enough unavoidable perils attached
to driving a car without tempting
Providence where the railway and
highway meet.
Well, I’ll be seeing you* ’
every one is
Spirit at the.
oil Christ as
Spirit we are
baptized
moment
Saviour,
all hopby on®
into one body, Whether we he
or Gentiles,” (I Cor. 12:13).
OSCAR KLOPP
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey Jose«*
tlo.u School. Special course finked'
in Registered Live Stock (all breezy;
Merchandise, Real Estate, Fariaf
Sales, Etc. Rates in keeping
prevailing prices. Satisfaction K®*
shred, write Oscar Klopp,
or phone 18-93, Zurich, Ont.
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CONSULTING ENGINEER
S. W. Archibald, B.A.Sc., (Tor.y«
O.L.S., Registered Professional En
gineer and Land Surveyor. Associatr
Member Engineering Institute 0$
Canada. Office, Seaforth, Ontario.
Sicit ill That Direction
sis
in
?ani
lady passenger inquired df
A Mi
stopped
■tary
An
the captain the cause of the delay*
st:
old
“Car;
laconic
lippi river steamboat was?
the mouth of the tribti-
owing to a dense fogu
't ace up the river,” was tli#
reply, ’
!, ma’am,” came back the cap—
but unless the boilers bust-