The Exeter Times, 1923-4-26, Page 1,YEAR No. 2556
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MON I G,, APRIL 26th., 1,923
EX.ETEfit. COUNCIL
CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND
Monday, April 23rd, .1.923
meetingof the Muni -
Exeter is'now assured that the izn t rnoozi at' fire o'clock, 'e'hen l\liss
The " regular . ,4
ASSURED
KIRK—IIOIJL'I);67N TUPT,1I-3 LS
A quiet 'wedding'wedding logic place at; Cav
'Presbyterian manse, oh Tuesday af-
oil
,��. ci a1,Conncil was held xn the office sightly postotflce.sile in the heart Mabel IlOulclen, was Muted In xnax-
p
t, in
eaat
ere t< a b YRev. 'Jas.
res into r
'S , ie 11 v I Lewis Kirk, la
zlex� turned
d � to l r. I 3
xern p .e z iia u
of the•Cleric... All n the fawn is to 1 g,
child- x_ld
Iethe c'• ' � ,4 d
1for t i ,� Yas- dxe
meeting o The bride
Aw. � .: The minutes of the spot and playground, l oote. x
t April 9th were reacl'aucl 'all-Tsroved. ren: Tile Exeter Idoiticaltiuo.i Soc-
white satin with : georgette crOli
: ;Apee
== `Lotex and copy of telegram. from of iety have received word from the 4 Miss Etho Houlden and Mr. :Ed.
Tice of the Secretary of the HYd10 Public Works department at Ottawa Perliale were the attendante,
Electric Coni, re putlzc he irnxg, ditxxre of
approving of the c.xpe1z
`meeting' to he held in Toronto Wed- . $150.00 the estimated cost of erect- ` Main Street Epworth League held
i-nesday April 25t11,—Filed, 1 ing a 'board fence and slaving the their annual election of oficersTuos-
A large photograph framed of the "ground levelled up, If the Ixorti" day evening. The League have had
a'successful year, their contributions
to missions; will reach $100,00. The
effacers elected were as follows:—
President, Mass E. Fcllick; 1st.
Vice, Miss 13. Howey; 2nd ,Tice,
Miss L. Walker; 3rd 'Vice, Miss 10,
Medd; 4th Vice, Maurice Ford; ;Sec.
Miss Ruth Lamport; Cor, Sec. Miss
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nno
late Lancelot IIardy was presented ! cultural Society `tad accomphsltiec
to the Council by 1\lis, 'lardy, with'' notlxing else in Exeter this actio•
n
a regdest that sante be flung in the 4 •
alone would justify its existence. A
Council Chambers, .Mr. Hardy was children's playground on this site
Reeve of the County • of Huron in will certainly leave a different im-
GARtimmis
We are offeringvery
attractive prices in Ladies' and Misses Suits,
Coats, and Dresses for s ring and summer. We. have an exceptionally
:pring
large stock to choose from in Northway as well as other makes:
l ar ha• , ash' ; : gton summer
mer.
Dresses
We arelocal agents for the celebrated Martha ,Waphington dresses.
We 1
have just received a large shipment of these beautiful summer
dresses in a large range of popular • color combinations, ranging afro's
CCrepes, Ginglains; etc. at prices that wall surpriseyou,•
$3.75 up.
House - Furnishings
11'�
Spring,.house-cleaning time,
prepared to meet, theademalicls of e are well
11noleums, Curtain material, Curtain poles,
With new rugs, Cozigolennis,
Wall -papers, Cretonnes,: etc, at much lower prices.
Window -blinds, ,.:; Linoleum before pur-
chasing. pies on heavy'. quality
chasing.
Boys' 2 Bloomer Suits
Big range Boys'. 2 Biooiner Suits, the new light l rdnDonegal
Tweeds, the biggest- values: we -have ever had, priced at $9.50
er
sizes to $11.00 in the -largest size. Also Smart 13rown, Beach: or Pat-
ent Oxfords for Boys.
Men
r$- Suits forun
n • .
• _illlthe ° new light and `medium shades fog Young Men, naedTwn .
prices, Smart Styles.
1883. In 1876 he served as Council- pression on the people who will pass
lor. On motion of Ellerington and tiirongli our fawn tummthan
seconded by Hooper -tlie came was the" present Inc. - ''ehisrsol1ssiner town
dull reCeaved.and size clerk in 311ll liave the opportunity of conrili- Helen Dignan; Treas, BeHnson Tuc- a;eci.dent' eoaxies at an u_u'ortunat± i"
tllanl • y
strnctel to extend to ATrs. Hardy the uting to the society for the purpose' key; Pianist Miss Edith Ixogarth, (fine as the busyseason los 1VIr;73a11-
thanl;Yullness and ktiiG appreciations of adding to the beauty of this as , Farquhar . wilI is just opening tip. y ;;
of the members of the Council. ' well as the other parks of Exeter.
Mr. Franklin Delb1•i i - e submitted The Horticultural 'Society have also
plans for a one and. a'half storey
brick. veneered dwelling, cement
blocic 'foundation, aeleing for the
Council's ;innioval, a :permit for same.
1vlr, 13r:tce Medd h,LS
the returns' front his
e
exam. at Guelph C a,l,�,f,rr
ed.four fiz'st class Ito ft
end class and two credits
to
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tear. subjects
K`E
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gi•at;ulate hint on,
ing.
FRAU L'A,x) I1x��A •.�. ID.s.Fi'4..f',
Mr. W A Ba,lkwxiI 0n
a'�:
Tiad the misfortune to fall fr�i
Stepladder and fracture his lett ry
which axe 1101 ' carries in a sll
Palkwill eras malting some
pairs at the Nonce of Mr. \\ n f3t3'
on 12aiti St: 110 was staxidni,
,
the top of the ladder doing some lint
ing vwhen the ladder ovcxturzie;l an
he fell, to the floor. In addition
phis fractured aril some flesh vt
torn from his right. thu nb ail('
right arm was -badly braised;
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planned to lxolcl a flower show on
August 24th and 25th. Prizes will
be awarded not only for flowers but
for the best kept lawn, tiie flowers`
tivas duly granted on motion of Davis and shrubbery receiving due consid-
`
and Francis. , °oration, The society now have a.
The Auditor's report 'for Marcie membership et 197. They are anx
was ' presented and read,; the same' ions to, nixioakc up tiie 200. Anyone
accepted on motion of Eller " gixziv r' 'her
being, P J
ington and Francis. prcn auraixags. If will you are
eceivenottalreadyspaing
Street Cor,imissioiiez, Bissett was menSipihecor join now.
instructed to make sural y effort to the above was written ' Mr.
collect all arrears:of Municipal, taxes. Conray, of the Public .ZVorirs Dept,
and if necessary to take action, on has visited Exeter and heartily .'ap
motion of E1lerington and Francis.proves of the action of the society.
Carried.
The following accounts were read
•
and passed: The Bell Telephone Co., EXETE71- .CANNING FACTORY
cemetery phoite rent, Thos.
Collingwoad; Gleaning Library, $3; AMALGAMATED WITH CAN -
Thos.: plonideu, team; labor $11; Wm. ADIAN' CANNERS
-� = Webber, team labor, -$2.75; Clyde
=Ileywaod, team labor,$2,20; Peter The Exeter Canning and Preserv-
y
Coleman, team labor, $2.20; R. E. ing Co., have this week sold out their
I Davis, team labor $2.20;, Frank Mal- holdings in Exeter to ,the Canadian
' -R.B.9 Canners,- ners,- who get immediate posses-
°•� let, la;hoz Library, $1'O.D 0, Ie $ , G n ,
$19.0Q. sion. 114r. S M. Sanders who has
Adjournment 'by ° Francis. - been in chaz'ge ;of the Canning Fac -
jos. Senior Clerk. tory since the first year 'of its oper-
liu oro s, Instructive, Entert hihig
Wall Paper Special
Living `Room or Hall you wish'to do in something dif-
ferent
you a. ers? Let us send you up Staun
ton
from the ordinary run of Wall -pap ern..
' `S Special Book o£ papers, so. you tau get an exclusive pa,tt
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EXETER ROY WINS
SECOND GOLD • MEDAL
Mr. Linden E. Harley, M .A•, B.D.,
son of 1MIr. and Mrs. J. S. Harvey,
who; has -just completed a cou se in
theology, at Victoria University, has
been, awarded the .,Sa `cord Golcl Med-
al for proficiency in the whole B.D.
ation, and to whose efforts the suc-
cess; and rapid growth of the com-
pany are largely due, is, being retain-
ed as manager. In fact there Will
he no change in the personnel of the
management. Mr. L. Penhale re-
maining in charge of the processing.
They will carry out their plans for
operatoin this season and the 'pros-
pets axe that they wil1 double their,.
capacity for another year. The Ex
course of three •years, . He, was also eter, Factory is modern in every way
fortunate in ',securing a "140 prize in anti `equipped with the most up -to-.
'Homiletics and a $25 prize in New date machinery for. carrying on op-
Testament TheologY. Mr. Harveys erations.. In addition to the factory
career at Toronto University has
been particularly brilliant. This, is
the second gold medal he has won at
the, University, he having :won
the gold medal in Philosophy.
In addition to these he has won a
number—of scholarships and prizes..
Mr. Harvey has completed his col-
lege course and secured his gradua-
tion honors at Convocation Hall on
Monday ,of last week. Re comes up
for ordination to the Methodist min-
istry when the London_ Conference
meets in June.
DO NOT FAIL TO HEAR
se
Canada's Premier SI:e::.t:
Quartette
roan Victoria College Toronto
—INTHE
es Street
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What some of the press critics say:—Strong and forceful; •delightiux
showed marked ability, evoked greatest enthusiasm, whirlwind irons be-
ginning to. end.
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Use,
LOWE BR:OS.
HIGH STANDARD PAINT
IN CANS AT -
75c, $1.40, $2.65' and ,$5.00
AUTO GLOSS •
CAR OR BUGGY
600 and $1.00 PER TIN
ALL COLORS IN, STOCK
LOWE` BROS.. s"
MELLOTONE FLAT FINISH,
IN CANS,. AT
75c $1.40, $2.65' and $5.00
LOWE BROS.:
IIA RD' DRYING. FLOOR
PAINTS GIVE•BEST RESULTS
75c, $1.40, and 2.65 PER TIN'
EIGIIT COLORS TO. CHOOSE:
Alabastine and Muresco Wall Finishes
in all Colors
New Perfection
Oil Stove
3 and 4 BURNERS, $26,00
WICKS 400
OVENS $7.00 TIP
HEAT INDICATORS .,..950
SEE TI -IE - SUPERFINE
OIL COOK Srl'OVE, BET-
TER THAN GAS OR Etnc-
TRTGITY. BE SURE AND
SEE TI -IIS STOVE.
PLUMBING AND TINSMITHING
)1761.
Come' to the Spinsters Convention
and see the Old Maids transferred
into beautiful young Maidens 'before
your own eyes at Coven Presbyterian
Church, on May 3rd, at 8 p.m, Ad-
mission 25c,
Local Amateurs, are presenting.
the laughable comedy "Not Such a
Fool as He' Looks," Ope •a House,
May 9th, under the` auspices Trivitt
Mem.' Sunday 'School. This is good,'
Secure your seats early. Plan opens
May 1st, at Ilowey's Drug Stoze. 11e -
served seats 55c—See bills for cast.
'EXETER CHILD. ITURT
-William Edward, the -two-year-old
son of Mr. Prank Triebner, Jr., of
Stephen Tp., is lying at his honte
result
RECOMMEND PURCHASE OF
TELEPHONE COMPANY
Tlie committee appointed at the
annual meeting of the Kirkton, St.
Marys and Medina telephone. Co.,
consisting of six shareholders and
six subscribers, who wepe to meet
with the directors of the‘-eompany
to try to adjust the proposed rates,
met at Kirkton, on Saturday last and
decided to recommend 'to the dir-
ectors tha the rate Pc $1G.00. They
also passed a resolution recommend-
ing the purchase of the system' by
the ` MVlunicipality.: On Monday the
committee met the directors and re-
ported their decision. After discus-
sion a motion was • passed that the
a very critical condition H a rate be $16.50 until August 1st,: and
of a fall oii a flight ofsteps id urs if no steps are taken towards mum.-
father's
to the toast to The Icing with the
father's barn. No one witnessed the cipai ownership by that time the National Anthem, J. M. Southcott re-
accident, but the child was found ly- rate be raised. to $18.00. The re- sponded to the toast to Canada.'
blood tuicoilseious, port will be su'binitted to the ad -I Grand Lodge Naas- responded to by J.
ing in a pool of b
having evidently struck `his head on jaunted annual meeting which will i'0 Staz Miry, 'followed by a :reclta-
the edge of a manger, The.attend- be. called in about. two weeks. tion by E. Dignan, "Tire a reciins
ing 'physician .states the base of. the ,•-`
t of the Olciex.' In replying he : to the
skull 'was fractured. Lebanon r. •ems+ Lodge A. E.
I �r a, rz.�+. ATTEND DIVINE SERVICE
they ,own 275 acres of land in or
close to• town' and besides this they
have 7a acres leased. About half of
the corn acreage is contracted' for.
The Factory was first built in. 1907,
with Mr: Gardiner in charge,, 'After
the dist pack Mr. S. M. Sanders was
appointed Manager, which position
he has since 'retained. The first
year the factory put up 6,500 cases
of 'peas; 2,500 cases of corn; 1,500
cases of tomatoes; 330 cases of
pumpkin and 400 cases of plums.
In 1910 the company specialized in
peas and corgi clroppinethe others.
The present output is :in the neigh-
borhood of 50,000 cases:
Admission 35c. Children 25c o
'Set*I.Ce Or400.
a
Main Phone - 102 TWO STORES North' :Phone 47
MOODY'S
KLENZINE
// MIRACLE
WASHING CREAM
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4
:m 30for 25c. 2 for 25c.
,1VIANNING' S
WONDER.-'VASH
L for
MACK'S NORUB GARDEN PRINCESS
LAUNDRY TABLETS -.
SEEDS SOAP FLAKES
t)r .'=dt' :J, 10c1 a pkg
c. r e
DUTCH
SETS
3: 0.0•F . HOLD ,SUCCESSFUL
BANQUET
COWAN'S
INSTANT COCOA.
I%INGNUT NUT
MAR ARINE
I5c.. a, pound 25c. . tin
c,.a
The Exeter lodge of Oddfellows
held a red letter night on Tuesday
evening when they wound up a suc-
cessful season's work with a banquet
that will long.be-remembered by the
large number present. A long table
was set in the lodge:. room and the
delicacies provided were much en-
joyed. Following, the banciuet a num-
ber of toasts were responded: to, R.
INT. Creech very ably filling the ,.posi-
lion_.c 1 toastmaster. After respond -
Your Spring rin- Painting
respond -
April 24th to mr, and Mrs, y the anniversary of the order on Sun,:
Baytham a daughter (Betty Mar- 1 Y.- evening' .last' bY pa,ra,ding to
PERKINS-e--131 Usbornie, on ,Sa,tur,t
day, April r2lst to' `Mr. and 131rs.
Hay, on Friday,
April 20, to, Mr.' anel. IVIrra joSiah
, Were present were -also a,
I'Brucefield. Ridges. Altogether over
toast to 'Enke renewed the early days of Odd
fellowship in Exeter and recalled
some of the brethren.. whe had occu-
Tames St. Metitodist church .where erable credit. W. W. Taman spoke
they listened to 0 very eloquent, and of the'present standing ot the order
:inspiring kterinon by the Pastor, Rev. stating that the membership is 11-1.
'M. J. Wi 'son. About: twenty in em- The, order is in strong financial con -
hers of the Canton f
-r°111 Lel-14°Th ditien With et -nue -thing over $17,000
-11 in the treastiry, much 'creclit for this
is being given to' Mr. Puke, Who
for years was an. efficient officer. :The
Exeter lodge has a5 pa8t intisters
Tile New Membere was ably respon-
ded, to by Rey. Jas. Foote; the Visit -
Ladies by II, Rivers and McKenzie,.
A song by H. jerming,s; recita,tion by
IT. O. Southcott "The -I-a,hittint," and
•pertiad the toaste. „T. Christie on
the diaitns and Lyle Statham on the
e evening. ``Auld Lang Syne"
brought a very enjoyable evening to
We have a large stock of Specially Selected field seeds of high ge
inination and government standard quality for sale. Our Stock Consists,
SWEET CLOVER; HUBAN ANNUAL SWEET, CLOVER; ALSIKE AND
TIMOTHY- MIXED; KENTUCKY BLUE AND 'ORCHARD GRA..SS;
LETT, ONTARIO GROWN AND IMPORTED TIMOTHY SEED.
MANGEL AND TURNIP SEED
LAWN GRASS, GARDEN SEEDS, ETC,
We have a limited quantitY of Ontario grown Variegated Altai -
Seed, No. 1 Quality. This is one of the most hardy varieties and is part
of tl3e production of a field that ha.ti grown seed for ten consecutive YeariitI,
oi this va,riety should place their order earlY•
This leaveS. it thoroughly cliraatize,a. An-yone intending -sew' a field.
„ We have, also a stock of No. 1, AaneriCan grown Alfalfa
WE ARE P,I3YERS I-SEANS, *CLOVER ANT) TliN SET:
DUTC1-1 01\TIONZ AND ALL KINDS OP FARM 10DUCT%--
TIGT-ThIST MARKET PRICES,
)ITALITY, STYLE AND :PRICES OUR VALVES Dill BEATE
REAL GOOD SELECTION IN ALL LINES. A CALL fi0T,IOTillE
Itev. Aas. Voote, Miss Mabel noul- three pews on either side. The pas -
den, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. tor extended a cordial welconle• The
Thos• to'Mr• Lewis I(Irlt• choir furnished sonic. saw -Mid MItFje"
DIED In opening his rinnm'ks Mr. Wil -
day, April 19th, Christian Zwieker al -barn raising alld when it came Le
. in his 96th year. raising, ,the ben t it• WaS, ``al to gether,
Thoinas Gill, in his .srith year, y g forces. The first 000.
GILL—In IIensall A 11 23 •I Great' Urine', IcOomPlIsbOd
years. (Confirmed onr page' five.)
Jerke
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