The Exeter Times, 1922-6-22, Page 1iq
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ORTY.,SECOR D' YEAR—No; 2278.
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rec al changes
1 b etri 'the aqLkfSeS
of istudy &a the _High Schools have
made necessary a ;new method of pro-
= motion. from form to norm.' A l,st iS
published o1, those to whom the staff
are ready to grant complete`promotioan
as-i.nolicatu1?; ' .Ire amount.. of promo-
tion, :sonic others will receive will de-
= .pearl upon the alio,t ing these .anti
= dates make gat the Departmental ex -
does not end when you have bought a
Front <'
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You must be satisfied. If it goes not give
you'styleto make You happy; if it 'does not 8a you sive comfort beyond P rice ; if it
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does not give you a .wearing service that;
alone justifies its cost, return it. There
not a corsetiere in our corset department
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°ENI, G, JUNE 22nd., 1.922
ehool a ort
F-proinated in Preach L-proiuot-
.� 'id in, Liit:in, •13 -promoted- in, both,.
. L orin T; to 11. .
others to::'. be ,granted cothh plete or
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ihalrtia'' 1)TOrnOt.Io;rt upon 12ceiflt o�1 L.
S. rlstzlts,
Abbott, Mae 13.,I
Acheson, Ciarles�;F,; Aldwort11, Mat -
;u ,ra'e 8.;; �,lexaader, AI'v;n Br;, A.n-
drv. glvirz ;B , Andrew Ruth B., 13ea-
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George, B, Campbell, trees, C G n bel Charles
ri:haW ed ; Grant ? rd `re
c __-.� , n �. B;, 1. ,.. Fred ..d I .
Gard n..:r ''i ]si' 13.,Gilfillan John
.I J J.: ,. ✓.r
Gitida ten, Charles B;, Gower, lierrrian
R. iareb,, Leana.rct, hackney, Marguer-
.=• ita 13" ;Hamilton, Elizabeth' B.; Har-
rison, 'Osc'ar B., Hodgson, Herman B..,
Itentsr, .;Hiotrard -13., Jory„ Ruth . B.
h estie, Hazed L,,, Kuntz, Ella B., �1i;-
t r, Ivlaud 13., P�ollaery, -Harvey, B,..,
Prydc Tony B., RoulstorU, Verne B.
,Dorothy' B,,; Thonisouh;' Garfield.•
., Tuck y, Bruce: F.(ec;ept• Alg•)
VoWase fain ; Wanda B., W"2the,i
Eleben, B Wood, Olive B.
11, to 111.
()thaw na_m;es to follow i'.or partial,-
= o. ,compl•..te Promotion :when the Low-
er Sclx•oo1 results are received,-
l\ldi,- o t", 'Edward, Chri,stii Celia'.
Crzecih, Ruby F., Farquhar, ?;aur ce
13., Fulta�'. Lula F., Glfi'.!an, 'Mary 13.,
E-Iaist Lloyd' B., 1-Iarv�c., Florence R
H'eaman, Fred 13o Hodgson, Cecil 13
Ilogarth janlai, Harney, ,11a ,B., Horn,-
ey, I-lary 3: - Rr1 g1 t,,, •Labra, Medd
I 111e' B �Iu11s, Trueman, Neil„ \Eain--
c , Sanders,' Grant B., Snell, Lilla;B.,
Stan?�ury,.Itenneth 13.; Statham'', Lyle
TJ1c .son Pearl "B., Tuckey, Benson, F.
Wood's:;Via::on B., Yellow,; Tom.
ammo
We are local selling agents for the celebrated Gossard and Nemo
Cor-
sets. We carrya large stock of the.most popular styles in these
brands
as well as Other, "lines such as Crompt on's La Grace also D & A brand. We
have models to'suit every figure. G ossard Brassieres in new` "Styles at
75c and $1.25 each.
Two Big Bargains in Men's Fine Shirts
Lot' No. 1, 5 dozen mems' fine Negligee Shirts in good materials
and patterns, soft- double cuffs. " Siz es 14 to 16,. "a;:"real bargain: this week
at $1.25 each
Lot'No. 2, 7 dozen men's fine Shirts, heavy material, with pattern
woven right through. Sizes 14 to 16 i/i very special value at $1.50 each.
Come here for all styles of Outing Shoes with leather or rubber soles,
colors white, brown, black and white,- trimmed with black. Fleet -foot or
Life Bouy brands:. -
Store closes Wednesday afternoon during; June July and August.
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WINS FURTHER HONORS
® 4Mr. Fred. Kerr. of Crediton, car-
ried off further honors at the East-
er•n Canada Trap Shoot held in.Ham-
- iltondast week. He was third in the
singles championship event breaking
.=. 195 olit -of':ZOO/ S. Vance, of Tillson-
burg was first with 198.'s. In the dis-
tance`'handicap Mr, Kerr.' tied with
another shooter for third:: place) Both
Mr-. Kerr' and R. D. Bell, ofHeusail,
- were successfulin getting inside the
prize motley:
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Mr'. Geo. Godbolt of the London
Road south, .'met with an accident on
Saturday last'at Mr. Camtn's, of town{
▪ which might have been attended with
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mamma
more serious . results.: Mr. •Godbolt
was cutting wood" with a, gasoline en-
gine and, cicular saw. He endeavor-
ed to pull offs the belt while the en-
gine was in motion and he was drawn
in. The engine' was on the wagon
at the time and Mr. -Godbolt struck
the wagon just as .the belt broke. He
received a nasty crack in the jaw and
also in the ankle and was stunned for
the time/ Medical aid was sunlmon-
ed and "`it was found that no bones
were broken. ;
--, SCOTCH DOUBLE TOUIFINEy
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Hot
V10ea.ther Hard.
ware
or Hot Weather
„USE_
A. NEW PERFECTION OIL
STOVE
$21.50 $26\ 00 $34.09
OVENS' $6.25• and UP
WICKS 40c
Repairs kept r in stock
Screen Doors etc.
Screen Doors $2.15 Complete.
Screen Windows 35, 50 and 60c
Screen Wire 20c a yd and up,
Screen Door Hinges 25c
Screen Door 'Springs 1Oc
Screen Door Holder 25c
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Rubber Garden Hose
1.3c AND 18c PER FOOT
Lawn Mowers
FROM $9.00 TO $141.00
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1 ..STRAWBERRY. FESTIVAL—On-
"Thursday, June 22nd, on the Lawn
of the Trivitt`' Memorial -Church,
Good Program, Tea served from 6.30
p.' m. Admission 30c, children 150.
BORN ,
ROBINS—In"Hibbekrt, op June "15th,
to' Mr..'and Mrs..Rd. Robins,;.'a
'daughter.
DIGNAN—In Hensall, on: •Tii•Iday,
June "9th, to Mr. "and. Mrs, David.
Dignan, a" son.
BELL—In Hensall, on Sunday,' June
11th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Bell, of
Windsor, a son.
Mr. and Mrs: Sam'1 Bagshaw, of
Toronto, are visiting the former's
brother, 1VIr. Win. Bagshaw.
Major W. J. Ileaman and the boys
who have been attending • camp at
London -returned home on Tuesday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis and daugh-
ter; of London, visited, over .Sunday
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Davis.
Mr. Will J. Brooks, of Crystal City
Man., was' married in Winnipeg on
June 1st to Miss Christene McLellan,,
also of Crystal City.
Mr. J. Newcombe and brother,"Mr.
Frank Flintoff,:"of Stratford, visited.
Mr, and 1V1rs. E. Howald this week.
Mr. Flintoff is leaving for Milwaukee.
The Times acknowledges an invita-
tion from Huron. County Council to be
present at their annual picnic to be
held at Bayfield on Friday, June 23.
The "Divine Healer"' who has been
practicing at Crediton and who has,
received much publicity from London
and Toronto papers has moved to
Claudeboye,
Among those from j-lurond<ale who
took in ztho. Greyhound excursion" to,
Detroit were Misses H, and N. Keddy
L'n � • 11, li ds 1 ,
ttt Ox et' oI , D. Dew, E. VlitchelI
and Alvin Moir,
The third annual Scotch Double
Tourney was- held;: on Wednesday of
last week under' Most favorable- wea
ther conditions and; the greens were
in fine shape. , Thirty-two pairs of
bowlers were present, thirteen of
them coming, from the various Lon-
don. .clubs, ten front Exeter, four
from Seaforth 'and single pairs from
other places. Four, games of twelve
ends each were pr'ay'ed, and five pairs
succeeded in'Whining all 'four gainer
as follows: Rath • and Ross, London
Thistles, plus 42; 'Reid and Jarvis,
London Elmwoods;; plus 24; Rivers
and Anderson, Exeter, plus 27; Hill-
ier and. Hillier;• London Thistles, plus
28; l3razier and Cornelius, McClarys,
London, plus 20. The four high
pairs played -off for the prizes. The
finals began about ten p.m. and re-
sulted in Rattian'd Bloss defeating
Hillier and Hillier 17 to 8, winning
the South Huron , trophy: and first
prizes; IIilli.el and hillier being a -
warded second. prizes. The third
prizes went to,Rivers andk adeisoi2,•
who defeated Reid and Jaivis 15`to'
12.. The latter were awarded fourth
prizes. 0
WELL :[KNOWN RIPPEN .FAR.MER 1
ACCIDENTLY SHOT
Thos. Doig, aged 44, a well known
farmer of Itippeu, was instantly ki1-
led on Friday morning in one of the
saddest shooting accidents ever
known in Kippen.' Mr. Doig started
from his honie':about two miles fh•orn
ICippen early iii the morning to bring
hone the cattle. He took his shot-
gun along,t hoping to get a enhance at
groundhogs which had been reported
in the•pasture:. Passing through a
gate near the baro the trigger caught
on the side of ..n
charge of heavy shotthe ga
:enteredteaIiisd bothe-
dy and tore a terrible wound in his
side and chest: His body was found
by his •brother. The deceased is Sttr-
vived by three brothers, Andrew and
William Doig, in Tuippen, and ,Alex-
ander in Windsor, and `one sister,;,
Mrs. Siiitpsaii, • of Freeport, ;It Was
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decidededecided.that an i z attest was unneces
sary,
MASONIC; ORDER ArLTENDS DLV-
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SELI.VDDE IN CEN'i'R LIA
Willie members of 1 'banon bores
Lodge A. F. & A. M. motoredto Cen-
tralia on Sunday evening and assem-
bling on the parsonage lawn marched
to the handsome new clhur•ch where
they listened to a very eloquent ad-
dress by the pastor, Rev, A. Sinclair,
Included with the brethren were a
number of visitors and altogether
there were about 65 present'
brethren occupied the centre pews of
the church. ' 'Jie auditorium was fil-
led<for the occasion. -The choir furn-
iched' some excellent tnusic their
singing being greatly appreciatede
The pastor took for his text 2 Cor.
3, part of the loth and 16th verses,
"As a wise master builder I have ve Iaiel
the foundation and another bililcleth
thereon,"ICnow+
ye not that ye are the
temple of God, and that the spirit of
th
God dwe le'?p
l in You?" He said that
man is a,' builder and has been Since
the dawn of creation. Abraham
builded cities; David a palace; Sol-
omon a temple; Nehemiah a wall
Man has builded front the rude hut
and bark canoe to the stately man-
sions and large ocean greyhounds.
Life is a ,building and man at every
age deep in his soul, wants to make
the best of himself. The bigness of
the task challenges us •in youth. Of
foremost importance is the founda-
tion. \3Ve.look at, a tall building and
in imagination we think of the foun-
t
dations deep down in the earth Th
r t. e
man who builds on therook is wise,
but the man who builds on sand is
foolish. Some build on wealth and
material' things but if these are the
important things then honor„ truth'.
and justice must go Those who
build on material things are building
's reputation butthey may be build-
ing on the sand. There is only one
foundation and that is faith in God.
Faith is more than :vision, it is im-
pulse, it is action, it serves. When
God enters the human life it is as,
though an unseen hand is placed on
the helm of the ship and directs it
over the right course, opening up
channels for power.
The next essential is good work-
manship. It is not what, we do but
how we do it that tells- The virtues
of the widow's mite was not in the
mite but in the spirit of the ict. It
is not•the cup of cold water that the'
Savior commends but the service.' It.
is this spirit that determines whether
the building ,shall 'be .-a. 4?
tem le,.'r:a
p
shack-. There Is too much veneer;
too much of the inferior that goes in
to' life's building. In ever 'sta
Ystage of
life thequestions
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are asked,
Is he
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honest? is he a man first' last and all
the time? is he on the square and can
he be depended upon?
The speaker said that the temple
at Jerusalem was builded ' without
the soundof hammer or chisel. The
work was; chiseled and fitted in the
quarry and ; the structure went -to-
gether ; without a sound. All life
must fit into other life. There is no
independance upon life's high seas.
True life 'will exhibit the spirit of
DISCOVER COFFIN N f 0it.ON
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(Long )U Advertiser)
Goderich, June 18th -- \'lystery
cloaks the burial near Dungannon,
a week ago 'Thursday, of a ,eupposed
"corpse" landed from the steamer+
"Greyhound,"`ar:riving that day from
Detroit, 'Michigan, to convey a party,
of •xcu•sionists to Detroit and re
turn,
With : suSpieipris subsequently a-
roused; License Inspector Pellow and
`lfighv Constable, `V\hitesides, it is re-
ported, condiicied an iirlprompto ex-
cursion
xcursion of theirotvn, out to the cem-
etery, where, with a sinister and al1
the costo ar funeral -
nl y In e al rites the bur-
ia1 had been held,
That their curiosity was duty re-
warded ted, is the report here today. 'CTn-
earthing the "coffin" the officers, 11
is related, pried open the lid ailia en-
countered a substantial consignment
of choice liquors, shipped it is sup-
posed from Windsor.
Just -whom to suspect as _the cosh-
signee of the shipment is causing the
officers not a, little meditation: at this
moment, however, and the undertak-
er, minister and others who partici-
pated in the
aitic:ipatedinthe burial proceedings, are
evincing complete surprise over the
discovery.
;JUNIOR, I+''t^tIt1LI'li5 ;I'IR"OM: ?Mil)
DLESE_X VISIT HURON
4A -party of nearly one hundred
Junior Farmers from the County of
Middlesex- traveling in about twenty
autos visited Exeter on Tuesday in; a
tour of Huron County They made
a stop at Mr. Victor Hogarthis and
inspected his chickens and they also
visited the excellent herd of Short-
horns on the farm of Mr. H. Sinith
From Exeter they motored to Clinton
and Goderich spending the night at
the latter place- On Wednesday
they returned by the lake shore and,
visited,tlie fruit section around Thed
ford.
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i'Duris,g tilt elec i° c ytortxi
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day evening last "the ligl,ttsllir; bar
out ail electric motor at Hie 1.xtlt,
Crealiie1' , 'The loss will he ah
$100. inuring the stor,n on the, 1
uh•cta,r eveniz?b pz't.v.01. tO' bvdi
thau'larmer <'t the ' 1 11 cry ,':1 .pi
out of btzsiuess caalsiu " a1 1' .
boui;;$200 to tflrti i,ui'Ii,,. EJtilttji
Commission.
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`i he Scra,wberry '"estival 1'' lel o
11 1, wn of Main St ebtar !, by i;xiff„!
Iladies Aid was Ile :-'rrccess'ul, Pro-
ceeds in the neighborhood of ,$10J;
'1 Oe Sunday 'Schoolhi
provided clelight-'
ftil 1&111sic and through the ' hindnea
t4
of 11lr. 3,r..1. Deer 1,110SO present we
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treated to music from the radio.
Miss -Vera Jolles has returlregl
aloe t'
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S I�lttarci Aohnuil.
/11ir. V;renborne khan rc;sit ped his'
position with the Bairn. of Commerce
and will leave the first of next month
for Toronto ',where be has secured
another positioy
Bowling tournaments are heir),
held to -day (Wednesday) in Lond011,
St. i'larys, Listowel all; Goderieh,
Exeter bowlers will be present at, al! -
four tournaments.' l
1VIr.,and Mrs. A. E.-h"u1h11 and test
children, of I%errobert, Sask. are .l o'!.-.
idayiiig, with relatives at. ;Crediton!''
and visited in town on Saturday last,
Mr. Kuhn was former'1lianager of the•,.
Canadian Bank -of Comerce in town.,.^
The following is a partial,
school fair dates for Intron d'otmty,
for 1922. Grand Bend, Sept. 7th E;{;
Crediton, Sept. Sth;: Zurich. Sept`: i•.
1lth; Clinton, Sept. 12th, dlyfi1;'a
Sept. 20th; Varna, Oct.• 2nd; l)asir
wood, Oct. 3rd; Winchelsea,. Oct. 4112
Mr,_ Garnet Frayne, of the Themes
Road, left on Friday last for Winn'
peg and a trip through the west- tIr
Frayne has suffered .t quite ' lot front
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asthma and hay fever and is t,king
this trip in the interests of his•r
health,
:: r Storge Battery
Will :receive
thet oe�� care,.::
�o-matt r
what mak it ts, e' Will gladly teait
for yon free any time.
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ervzce
friendliness and of brotherliness. A chance for those, who were not' in on our last BIG SALE. One Sat
The speaker repeated the poem "Let urday, June 24th, with every purchase of 1.00 or, over of our "QUALITY
me live in the house ti • the side "� Q ,
y °f BEEF” we will give either 1 lb. of our Pure Park Sausage or 1 Ib, of
the road -and be a friend to man. Bologna as before.
The fourth essential is fidelity to
detail, said the speaker. It is being
faithfulto your job when no one
"Choice Spring Lamb_ for this
week -end:"
is watching you. The ` everyday A full line of Smoked and Cured meats. Have your Bacon and Cook -
devotion; to the days work bringsed meatsMachine sliced. The only satisfactory way,any thin es
s yon
life's structure to completeness. desire.
In commenting 'on the order the.
speaker said he had often heard it
remarked that the order is very sec
ret. Where is the civil or religious
or ganiz ttion`ihat has not its secrets?
asked the. speaker.' =` Every well or
ganizecl family or government -has its
secrets, '• Think of the hearts .:'that
have been gladdened and the destit-
ute that have been relieved by your
'society. The Bible is the Mason's
book. Bythe aid of its light work
out your problems to a helpful and
succeessful conclusion.' The critical
will judge of your institution by the
fruit it hears. Above your concep-
tion of the spirit of relief andtruth
stands the brotherhood of Jesus
Christ.
On the return to the lodge room
ei:ertif j 11?•iiHIT' s moved to the
pastel., the choir and the Board of
Trustees. ,
`VEE TOTS PICNkICED
The teachers of the Primary class
Of the Main street Sunday school en-
tertained the wee tots to a happy pic-
nic on the church lawn on Saturday
afternoon last. , The teachers of the
Ja.mes St. Primary also entertained
their scholars on Tuesday afternoon.
113 7:I( II?tll, CLERKS ORGANIZE
A picnic Of the municipal Clerks
and Treasurer of the Count,* of Hur-
on. vitas held in Goderich reeehitly.
An association was . torriied with the
following officers: President, C E.
McDonough, Ashfield; 'Vide Presi-
dent, J. E.: Harnwell, Stanley; Sec-
retary, A. Porterfield, East VV isva-
nosh Treasurer, J. ltingland, 13,ullet;
Executive, The above offiem 1s 'arid
Messer8. Wilson, Soafortli; Erwin,
Bayfield; • :itl<.cl7analcl Carey' and Sen-
ior, of Exeter.
We close Wednesday afternoon, but open, every
River's, M,e:t ar
ight•
WHERE QUA.LIAY IS I-IIGHER THAN PRICE
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Mairette
To Farmers Feeding Pigs
WE HAVE A VARIETY OF FEEDS A.ND`,
WIS'EI TO ME.sTION ESPECIALI:Y OUR
GHEA7' 1VlI ED CIIOP WHICH IS VERY STI1T
.A"ELE FOR FEEDING AND FINI'SI-IING YOUR
GROWING ' PIGS. DO NOT ALLO\V Y01311
1.10GS TO GO TO MARKET LLGHT INiDior-:1T
AS `I'I-IERE IS AT PRESENT PRICES :FV_ PRO-
FIT OF, FIV CENTS A LB, To BE rt DDrl d)N
T11E M.
COMIJ IN ANl) ;SEE OUR, P.EIEi)S.
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