The Exeter Times, 1920-5-13, Page 1FORTY-SECOND YEAR—NO.2 2 7 6
Exeter Council
Exeter, May- 10, 1920.
= = A. regular Meeting of the Muni-
ipal Council held in the office of
isses' Spring Coats
the Ceerk: All the members present,
= The minutes of the meeting held
= April 26th were read and approved.
Raincoats Greatly
Reduced
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Spring Coats,
greatly reduced
very attractive
i both lines to
sale' this week the
Ladies' and Misses'
and Raincoats at
pric\ee. ale- have a
range of Garments
select frdra.
Ready -to -Wear Garments
for Summer
Our ready-to-wear department is now well -stocked with new Mid-
dies, Wash -Skirts, House -dresses, Blouses, Silk dresses, Coat and Pull-
over Sweaters, Suininer Hosiery and Underwear, etc.
PAR.A.SOLS—In the new ring style handles o bakelite in dainty
colorings, good quality silt and wool tops at prices ranging from $3.25
up to $12.00 each.
Save Honey on llouse.Furnishings
We have an immense stock of House -Furnishings, eincinding Rugs,
Congoleuras, Linoleums, Oilcloths, Window Blinds, Curtain Poles, Cur-
tain Nets, eta. In many cases our retail prices are lower than to -day's
wholesale quotations.
LINOLEUMS—All at last season's prices.
WALL-PAPERS—Just arrived more new patterns in Chintzes, Tap-
estries, etc. We have papers to suit every ro'om, in the house.
SILKS—NOW in stock the new shot effects so popular •this season.
= : Correspondence was read as foi-
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E, The J 1.Case Threshing 1Viachine
1Co., Toronto., re eteam reed roller.
Filed.
E The American La -France Fire 333n-
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DEMONSTRATION BY FACTORY EXPERT, MAY 215th and 26th.
REDIEMBER, THE DATES
• LEARN TO GRAIN IN FIVE 1VIINITTES.
CHI-NAMEL in all colors and all size cans in stock.
New Perfection Stoves
unsurpassed for baking, fry-
ing, boiling, or any purposes
for which a cook stove is
used.
In 2, 3 and 4 Burners.
Ovens $6.50 to 8.00
Wicks 35e each
New Process Oil Stovee•
and ovens.
Get our prices on oil
stoves and oil heaters.
LAWN MOWERS FROM
$ttoo UP
JUST inativED
HAMMOCKS.
SCREEN DOORS,
SCREEN WINDOWS
SCREEN WIRE
POULTRY NETTING.
Ve and 1 in. Rubber Hose.
Hea,man's Hardware
PHONES
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1 A petition for Street watering was
= read from residents along Eliza,betb.
E street from James to Huron street.
.-e I Fully signed. Petitioii granted on
E I motion of Elston and Ward. Carried
The auditors report for April was
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= ' read and accepted on motion of
Penhale and Elstoe. Carried.
Mr. Bissett was instructed to have
the tnwn team collect all old ties
and other rubbish for the dump
ground. Citizens are hereby called
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upon, to have all refuse collected and
placed in boxes or bags and placed
E out on the edge of the street. Be-
ginning on May 161th from the south
El boundary on the east side of Main
a street, and along the streets west of
..... Main on the 19th and 20tb. iust. A
— fee will be collected for each allot-
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MAIN STREET S. S.
APPOINT OFFICERS
The annual meeting of the Board
of Management of Main street Sun-
day school was held on Wednesday
evening of last week, The differeat
branches et the work reported good
work being done. The treasurer's
report showed that $344.47 had been
raised during the year with a bal-
ance of over $40.00 ia the treasury.
Mr. B. W. V. Beavers was re-elected
Superintendent and theother offi-
cers are as followse
Asst. Supt., W, G. Medd; Temper-
ance Supt., B. M. Francis; Mission-
arY Supt., Miss Verna Walker
Home dept., supt., Mrs. R. Quanee;
Cradle Roll supt., Miss R. Lainport;
Secretary, Truman. Elliott; assistant
secretary, Gordon Davis; Treasurer,
E. A. Folliek; pianist, Miss E. Fol -
lick; .asst. pianist, Miss J. Medd.
Teachers—Mrs. A. J. Ford, Geo,
Mawson, W. F. .A.bbott, W. G. Medd,
Miss E. Mies B. Howey, C.
Aldworth, Victor Hogarth, Miss E.
Horney, Miss Veina Walker, Miss
Florence Vincent, elle. W. G. Medd,
Miss Regan, Miss M. alogarth.
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TO TRY FOR OLYMPIC TEAM
Mr. Fred Kerr was in Brantford
on Saturday competing in the Olym-
pic trap -shooting trial. The Saturday eh
shoot was the first of threeshoots
to be held in different parts of Can-
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e4reet .reee are a,' • 7'. 1;, •
Big Celebration. in Exeter on
May the 24th
BAsE,BALL-__c„editc,,,, Vs. Clinton, morning and afternoon.
Depositing of the 161st colore, ete. Lots of music
.['he.
'he Murless Players, of Seaforth, will put on "TTIE MISLEAD-.
INC LADY," in the Opera Howie at night. •
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Per kis-ton and Davis—Clerk pee -
pare and. advertise the sale of Muni-
= cipal Debentures re street pavement,
dating the same June 15, 1920.
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= 1 Per Ward and Elston—That a by-
law be prepared governing the parkAt
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ing of automobiles, and the probibit-1at 100 target on each date.
Brantford shoot •Mr. Kerr broke 79
ing of . the same from standing at
birds out of 100. At the Galt shoot
any one period longer than 30 min -
on the Saturday previous Mr. Kerr
carried off the special event or all
comers when he broke 142 birds out
of 150. He received as first prize a
handsome piece of cut -glass.
ada to select a team of six men and
MOTHERS' DAY OBSERVED
IN DIFFERENT CHURCHES
Mother's Day was fittingly obserVe
ed in Cavan Church on Sabbath last.
The services were of a special na-
ture and the floral decorations were
outstanding. There was a large
gathering at the Sunday school in
the morning and at the preaching
two spares to go to Antwerp to
shoot for Canada. The dates for the
trials are May Sth, 15th and 22nd,
and the trials will be held all over
Canada on these dates. The contes-
tants in order to qualify must shoot
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9-IRLS' CONFERENCE
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Over 150 registrations have been
received for the Girls" Wort. Con-
ference to. be held. in the Exeter
churches on Saturday and'Sunday of
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this week. Three girl workers from
Toronto, Misses Taggert, Trotter
and Ziegler will be present to con-
duct the conference. The sessions
service the Pastor, Rev. Jas. Foote, on Saturday will be held in Main
preached a arelendia EV=1011 "7:;!k ' ' ' ' t'll."''' 61 ' C'1' '''' ' ' ' ' ' • -
the subject, wahe Mother of Jesus," a banquet will be served in James
street church after which an ad -
Mother's Day was duly observed journment will be made to Main
in Main street Sunday School on • ot,.c.r,t, On Sinrlay ofform,m1 ,,, mass
Sabbath last with a large attend- meeting of young women will be
ance. The orchestra furnished good. held in Cavell Presbyterian church,
music.. The primary class occupied On Suuday evening there ee'rill be a
the front of the school and were mass meeting for ail in James street
seated on small chairs. They render- Methodist chuhch. Each of tile three
ed a couple of songs that were nice- young ladies will deliver short
addresses. •
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utes on the business section of the
Main street. Carried.
The following accounts were read,
having been passed by tne 'Finance
Committee:
Grand Trunk R.R., freight on
cars of gravel $467,83; Earl Russell,
shovelling snow, library acct., 2.00;
Richard Quance, labor, library acct.
2.00: do. R.130....-22.75, 24.75; The
Ross Taylor 06., cupboard. fok "the
library 26.00; John Parsons, labor hold their annual convention mt e
R.B., 31.50; Walter Westcott, do, Main street Methodist church on
14.00. Friday afternoon and evening of NA-11EN?
BORN
HUSTON—In Vancouver City, on
May 11th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Huston, a son.
TAYLOR—In Usborne, on May 9th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Hector Taylor,
son. (Stillborn).
DAYMAN—In Tuckersmith, on
day, April 30th, to Mr. and
R. Dayman, a daughter.
TRAQUAIR--In Tuckersmith,
Saturday, May 1st, to Mr. and
Mrs. A. Traquair, a daugbter.
TAYLOR—In Tuckersmitli, on Sun;
day, May and, to Mr. and Mrs. R.
Taylor, a daughter.
Fri -
Mrs,
the assessment of the Geiger drain be made to affiliate with the North
ea ,scheme it was unnecessary for the Wellington League as a group. The
Court of ReVision ffi. s elected were: President, J.
S. S. CONVENTION
ly given. Recitations, songs, readings
addresses and a duett formed part
of the programme. Mother was cer-
tainly not forgotten at the services.
In James street church on Sab-
bath morning a children's choir fur-
nished the music and the Pastor,
Rev. M. 3. Wilson preached a spec-
ial sermon in harmony with .the oc-
casion. The singing of the children
was exceptionally sweet and greatly
appreciated. In the Sabbath school El'e
in the, afternoon there were special J 1 12‘4
musical numbers by the Primary
a reading by Miss Kuntz and a
duett by Mrs. Wright and 'Miss May
Ford. Flowers in b.onor of "Mother"
were worn by old. and. youn.g.
The Huron Sunday School Associ-
ation, comprising the different ae.ne
day schools of South Huron, will
Rev. W. D. Collins, of Windsor,
former rector of Trivitt Memorial
chureh, was recently presented with
a Ford sedan, a gift from one of
the members of his congregation.
AT THE
For Music Lovers
Per Penhale and Elston—That
the sum of Three Hundred Dollars
be placed to the credit of the Water
Works Accounts to meet current
expenditures.
Adjournment by Davis.
Jos. Senior, Clerk.
USBORNE COtNCtt
Usborne Council met at the Town-
ship Hall, Elimville, on May lst in
their regular monthly meeting. All
the members were present. Minutes
of meeting of April 3rd were read
and approved.
Messrs. Beaver and Hutchison
waited on the council in reference
to the position of Nlh lot 21 and
lots 22 and 23, con. 1, re scbool
taxes of S. S. No. 9, union.
The following resolution was pas-
sed regarding same: "That the clerk
communicate with the Exeter coun-
cil to state that the Usborne Coun-
cil refuses to collect any School tax
for S. S. No. 9, Union for 1920, un-
til proof is furnished that the said
lots are liable for such levy."
As there was uo appeals against
this week. Thee will be several ad-
dresses bearing on important phases
of ,Sunday School week. Miss Mabel
TeUert, of Toronto, Girls' Work
Secty., will be present and deliver
addresses.
INSPECTS EGGS.
Mr. Alex, Mackie, of Toronto, egg
inspector for the Dominion depart-
ment of agriculture, was in town
last 'Thursday and. inspected a car- .
load of eggs for 'NIL H. T. Rowe.
MAY 18th 8.15 p.m.
WHERE?
TOWN HALL,
HENSALL
WHO?
MISS PETELER, SOPRANO
MISS FAGAN, 'WHISTLER
MR, OSBORNE, VIOLINIST
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WITH THE ONE AND ONLY
The eggs were graded extras and mai"!
were pronounced by the inspector as Mr. Edison's "Phonograph
being an extra fine shipment. There
were 450 cases of eggs, valued at
over siet thousand dollars,
HURON BALL LEAGUE
ORGANIZED ' FREE
The Huron County Baseball
League was' organized af Clinton on.
Wednesday of last week, comprising.
teams from ZUrich, Gpderich, Clin-
ton, Credit= and Seafortin A sched-
ule was adopted and an effort will
1 Council to sit as a, o cer
SMITH—At Hyndman's Hospital,
Exeter, on Sunday, May 9th, to 1 June 5th, 1920, at 2 o'clock p.m,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith, a son. By -Laws No. 5 and 6 for 1920
on. same as per notice. E. C.antelon, Clinton; eecty-trea.s„
The assessor having flied the ea-. N. K. Kerre executive,. 3. Sills, Sea-
sessment roll for 1920 with the forth; C. Draper, Clinton; L: Hoff -
clerk, the Court of Revision to hear man, Zurich; W. W. Barlow, God -
appeals will be herd at the Town- erich; W. E. Oestreicher, Crediton.
ship Hall,. Eliraville,, on Saturday, The schedule:
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ENTERTAINMENT
The Young Ladies' Class of James
street Methodist chuich entertained
their mothers and the lady teachers
of the school on Monday night A
large number of the class and their
Mothers assembled together. The
programme which was excellently
rendered, consisted of an address of
welcome by Mrs. (Rev.) Wilson and
a reply by MrS, W. Johne, a piano
and violin seise by Miss Lena Goatee
and Miss Reta Rowe, a vocal Solo
by Mrs. Wright, a reading by Miss
Lelia Sanders and a pageant by 16
of the girls entitled "The Spirit of
Motherhood," then cams a "Test of
the IVIotherst" The daughters being
masked and each mother being re-
quired to select from a group, her
own daughter—needlebo say there
Was much laughter as mother after
mother came forth with a triuniph-
ant air leading one of the girls, only
to liad she had the daughter of some
other mallet. The girls in theit
charming way served lunch and all
et irned hoine at an early hour de -
to appoint a school attendance offi-
cer and an inspector to secuxe the
enforcement of tile Cow Tag by-law ,
were read and passed and signed by
the reeve and clerk.
Tee Hydro Power Committee re-
solved to solicit signatures to the
petitions for Hydro in the Township
early in June.
Bills to the amount of $292.28
were passed and orders issued for
the payment of same.
Cou.ncil adjourned to meet on
June 5th, 1920, at one o'clock.
Henry Strang, clerk
BOTH ALIKE '
'al can't imagine what Mildred
sees in that Small. boy,' 'remarked
Mildred's Mother. "He hasn't got
brains enough in his head to fill a
thimble."
"011, well, I dare say your mother
Said the same taiig about me when
came courting you!" replied the
girl's fattier indignantat.
Bet he suddenly lost his etempla.
teat smile when his wife retortedr:
certainly did, end 1 '-as
Wring they had peat a VerY pleas- just as big a fool as IVIiIdreci Is now,
at profitable etrenigig, Let some of I wouldret listen t.ie the advice ref,
tee ether Ceezee fealons le the train. my eaeece
May 24 -Zurich at Goderich;
May 2.4-Sese0rth et Clineoni
May 26-Gaderich at Seefortle
?ley 27-Cliaten itt Crediton.
My 31-Creclitan at Goderich
.efey 31 -Zurich et Clinton
jinn 3 -Clinton Olt Seaforth
June 3-Goclerieh at Zunich,
June 3--Seaforth at Crediton
jun.e 7-Crecliton at Clinton.
aline 9-iGederich at Zurich
June 9-Seaeorth at Zurich
jun(' 11 -Zurich rat Creceiton
June 14-Goderich at Canton
June 16---Sealeeth at Gaderice.
June 17 -Clinton at Zurich
Tuna 17 -Crediton tit Seaforth
Tune 23--ia0derich et Creditor))
June 24. -Zurich -at Seafarth,
June. 20-Creditete At Zurich
july 7-Goderioli at Creditor
jul yl-Cliaten .at Seeforth
fitly 9--Sentorth at Zurich
:rely 12 -Zurich at Goderich
Jelly 14-Seaforth ret Clinton
July 15 -Crediton at Gaderich
July 19-CreditoLn. at Zurich
July 21-Goderich et Seaforth
jul y22 -Zurich at Crcliton.
July 28-Seaforth itt Crediton
July 28-Goelerich at Canton
July '30-e.Goderich, at Zuriele
August 2-Clineee et Godcrich
Attgest 5-2,turkth et CISneon
August S -Crediton at Seaforth
August 10--Crecliten itt Zurich
August 11-Seefarth itt Gaderich
eet 12-Credit:ea itClatton
Atigert 19-Clineoe at rrr,wqr,-,,
with a Soul," "The New
Edison," proving by actual
comparison that there is no
difference between the Re -
Creation on the New Edison
and the original artist.
Cards of admission may be
had at Powell's Bazaar, Exe-
ter or W. C. Montgomery's
Jewelry, Hensel',
"Tone Test" tendered by
J. WILLIS POWELL,
Edison Dealer, 'Exeter
IN HIS FOURTH
MILLION DOLLAR PICTURE
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—YOU'LL SAY SO—
'Puncture your pocketbook for
tickets for thefamily and come on
down for an evening's pleasure ill^
pathizing with Charlie and. his fain-
ily out for "A. DAY'S PLEASURE."
Friday and Saturday
MAY 14th and 15th
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There's laugh ignition in every
spin of Charlie's sick-cylind.ered en-
gine.
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It is still the best:value you can find.
Use "Model" Flour.'
If you want bread with nutty flavor..
Never have we heard so many good re.
ports about our flour as of late.
We give substantial reductions on flour
in large quantities.
We have bran, shorts, feed flour,
oil cake, tankage, chop, etc.,
also some nice seed peas. '
WANTED—Wheat, oats, barley and all
kinds of grain.
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