The Exeter Times, 1923-9-13, Page 4& O SIDA`i',, S1i PTEMBEP 18, 1,'.p
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Friday and Saturday
September 14th and 15th
"The Man Unconquerable
FEATURING, JACK HOLT
MONDAY and TUESDAY
FRIR DRYS
"The Pilgrim"
9
Fails Day Special Matinee for Children from 5 to 7
Prices 15c.
Evening Prices all Seats 30c.
The aeroplane may eventually a-
'boiish the automobile, but the jack-
nss will never leave us.
Man is known by the company he
keeps, woman by the company she
keeps waiting..
The girls wlio keep their eyebrows
thinned out, find that it takes a lot
of pluck.
No matter how shiftless a man
may ,
a_ becor>,e, he is always ready dy to
give advice.
Ind
genous
LOCALS
Miss Dorrance visited at her 'home
in Seaforth for the week -end.
Mrs. Wm. Colitis, of Toronto, iS
visiting with relatives in town.
Mrs. (Dr.) Stanbury is visiting
with her son Mr, J. G. Stanbury.
Miss $, McDonald is visiting at
the house of Dr. and Mrs. Browning.,
Mrs. J. S. Mack, of Guelph, is vis-
iting her sitser, Mrs. Thos. Gregory.
Tire Exeter Fair willbe held on
Monday. and •Tuesday of next week.
Miss Connor attended a meeting
of the Presbyterians in. Hensel! on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sanders and
son Borden, are visiting in Cleve-
land.
Miss Allis Eacrett, of Toronto, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
11I. Eacrett,
Mr, W. J. Beer spent a few days
last week with Mr. A, E, Kuhn at
Grand Bend.
Miss Fassold, .of Dashwood, has.
taken a position as imilliner with
Miss A. Yelland.
Miss Inez Tuckey has returned to
London after spending her holidays
at her home here..
Mrs. Fred Sanders and little son,
of Toronto, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Sanders.
Mr. Thos. Cameron is erecting a
new house
on Andrew Street on the
old foundry property.
The L. H. & B. was •an hour late
Monday evening owing, to engine
trouble at Centralia.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Swegler and little
son, of Toronto, are visiting with
Mr. and•Mrs, N. J. Dore.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Christie and
1VIr. Brooks and Miss Annie Taylor
visited in London on Sunday. •
Miss Margaret Wethey left on
Thursday last for New Jersey for an
extended visit with her aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Westover and
daughter, of Aylmer, visited this
week at the James St. parsonage.
Miss Stella Southcott returned on
Monday evening aftervisiting in
Toronto and Lake Couchiching.
Mr.�Jas. Handford and daughter,
Miss Annie, have returned homeaf-
ter visiting for two weeks in Toron-
to.
Mr. M. R. Complin and family ac-
companied by Messrs H. H. McArthur
and D. Davis visited in Strathroy on
Sunday.
Mr. John M. Brod'e' ick, of Regina
and Miss Allan Swayze, of London,
visited with Mrs. Broderick over the
week -end.
The weather Probs. for Thursday
are "Maderate ,'North West gales,
Old Cathay -,
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rlong Kong harbor, (Right) A sunset view9 7, (.lank. {f t e) da;atial "Empress
between thatof Hong Hong harbor, and below, one of the P es of Canada" in
port and (;anton,
palatial river steamers which pIq
HEN you snake your trip to the
Far East, in which China must
xzrhraced; you will be 'sure to
ai t
Hong ,- Kong o g and Canton, for
both places are renowned hi poetry
and prose the world over,
You can-
not, very well, call at Hong Kong
b
without "malting your nurriher" at
Canton, for the places are onlyeighty
� Y
Miles distant from each other,
The Canadian Pacific "Empresses;'
call at
firing gong and from there,
you can vroc;eed to Cantors by either
train or river steamer. Those in the
"know' usually go by train and pc.
tizr•n by .eie+al,rnrn ar Vit.o versa, I3y
the train you will he able to feast.
/our t r n, <:
1v's rs .orti.nern China inland
to r n,'t•'y t, rel v:'r t,` _,,,,
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yougo l � ,
t , a.r't4'$r tr.e Can
n r ver, Both journeys are inter-
esting; but the run on the Canton
river will be more enjoyed. A num-
ber of the Canton river steamers, as
well as being large, fast and spaci-
ous vessels, will take a lot of beating
as regards accommodation, table and
general service, There is at all
limes ,plenty of excellent companyon
hoard--- visitors like yourself,
Y f, and
European residents hi various ' arts
z
of Asim --- in whom yon will
w li ds -
cover charming and instructive cern-
paniens•'
There wilt
r be` so-nzu h
c to attract
your attention in IIong Kong that
Your heart's desire will be to "just
dee every place of interest at one
b
time," AS your steamer glides into
o
the rrrag•nifscirt harbour hundreds of
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tr.
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pnn
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ing about" and at anchor. They are
all picturesqueto a degree, with
their rich brown sails) peculiar ri
strictly indigenous tol y
0 d Cathay--.
and their hulls with an eye on the
port and starboard sides of the bdw,
for, as the Chinese will explain to
you: "Suppose no got eye, no can
n
Stretched before you, as your
steamer' to her ,passes
, wharf
is_.L
owloop, the noble Praya_notxr
harmed Connaught Road—or water-
front. 'The denizens of Shanghai
call - their waterfront, Th
Part of the 1?rayae Band.
; to the, Left, is
land reclaimed from the sea. Splen-
did thuildings, with their tiers
i
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verandahs, have been erected -Upon it, whichis that'Of the
Tient-,
.,g Club, C.)t.,,, of^.e of the n o
t ,6t'lirtur
at,o suL'al institutions hi the World.
ThhE EXETER TIMES
fair and cooler, ° Frost not improb-
able at night,
Miss RuthAnderson, daughter ofl
Mr, and Mrs; Wm, Anderson left
Tuesday morning for Sarnia on pro'
batiou•€or a nurse.
Workmen aro engaged in fencing
off the postolfiice site willch' is to be
used as a children's playground. The;
earth has been levelled. .
The Paramount picture "When.
Knighthood was in, Flower" drew.
good crowds to the Dome Theatre on.
Friday and Saturday last.
Mr. -Walter Harness is enjoying
his holidays and Mr. Bruce Rivers
is relieving for him in Harvey &
Harvey's north.' store.
Mr. and Mrs.' Cyril Tucke`3r, 'of
London are holidaying'for` a week
with the forMer's parents, Mr. and;
Mrs: C. E. Tuckey.
James St. , Mission Circle ;will have
a boot.,at the,. Exeter Fair and will
sell Hot. Welters, Honie-n;ade Candy,
Ice Cream, Sandwiches and Tea.
Mrs. J. Hubert Jones has been
confined\oo her home for a week suf-
fering from, • blood poison in her
foot. At present she is recovering:
very nicely. .
Miss Mildred Wood, nurse -in -
training, at the General Hospital,
Sarnia is spending a t`vo week's hol-
iday at the home of her father, Mr.
Daniel.. Wood.
Mr. Larry Barry, an aged gentle-
man living near Centralia, suffered.
a fracture of a bone in .one of his
arms when lie was thrown' from a
buggy on Sunday..
Workmen are engaged in making.
some alterations and re -decorating
the interior of the Jackson -Mfg. Co.
It is expected' that operations will
commence very. shortly.
Mrs. (Dr.) Snell and son Felrnan,
and Mrs. K. Gordon and daughter,
June, of Toronto, visited with Mr.
and, Mrs. T. 0. Sotrthcott over the
week -end on their way to Detroit by
auto...
Several new houses in town are
nearing completion. Mr. F. Del -
bridge's new house on Andrew street
is about ready to be occupied. The
houss of Thos. Pryde and P. Herm on
Victoia St. and the residence of Mr.
Wni. Kuntz on Main St. are corning
along nicely.,
Preparatoryservice will be held
in Caven •Church. Friday evening,
conducted by , Rev. A. A. Trumper.
Communion Service Sunday morning
At 11 •a.m. the subject of the sermon
will be, Vision of •the Dying
Christ." 7 p:nr., evening service,
subject, "The Handing on of the
Personality" r
A meeting or 'fanners interested in
shipping hogs aird live•:stock ' co-op-
erately was held°in the Public library
on Friday evening last. 'There was
a fair attendance and a very interest-
ing meeting ;was held. The possibil-
ity of forming •a co-operative 'ship:
ping 'organization was discussed and.
the members were unanimous in its
favor. Meetings will be held dur-
ing the coming week throughout the
Townships of Stephen and Usborne.
Mr. Win. Dickson, of Brucefiel
who lived for so many years on Gi
ley street, dearly loves to visit tlr
old town at every oportunity and -
jusit as dearly'loves a joke. Las
week when here he met an old frien
enc.. told her how sorry lie was th
she and the people of Exeter woui
be hungry this winter. "How
that?" asked the lady. "Becaus
you wont have any potatoes," "Wh
our potatoes are good," she said
"Yes," -.said he, ``but there are,s
many flowers grown in the town
that there isn't room for the : pota
toes." Count one for -Exeter.
TROPHIES DONATED
The Exeter , Bowling Club have
been the recipients of three hand-
some silver trophies for competition
in Scotch doubles and singles.' _Ex-'
Ex-
tra prizes will also be awarded.
RICiCE,D By FIORSE
Orval Beaver, son of Mrs. 'Ida
Beaver, had the 'misfortune to be
kicked in the right., leg below - the
knee by a horse, while preparing the
land for fall wheat. He received a
nasty flesh ;round' and the bone was
injured. ,,,
FINGER CUT
Mr. Fred Wells: had the misfort-
une to
has
v themiddle rrdd e finger•of his
left
hand
coAne in contact o
c tact
with a
saw . at the Ross -Taylor factory on
Saturday last. 'The saw cut into the
end of the finger. He will be.laid
off work for a couple of weeks.
GAR OVERTURNS
the>old bo3,s' reunion in August" are
jubilant to know that the affair was
a splendid success and that the re-
union did not" cost any one a cent.
Not only thief, but there is a surplus
of about $300 on hand after paying
bills "a;ruounting. to - about:` $10,000,
which will be used for a good 'put
pose,
EXIGTER MAN MEMBER,
OF SCIENTIFIC PARTY
Mrs. H. F. Johnston and little
daughter Mai•y, of -Washington, D.C.
are visiting at the home of Mr.:and'
Mrs. W. H. Johnston. Her husband
and Captain Ault, both members of
the Department of Terrestrial `Mag-
netism, Carnegie Institution, Wash
ington; are i,p San Diego, Calif., mak
ing observations in coniidctions with
the solar eclipse that took, place on
Monday of this week. Mr., Johnston
has charge of. the observations in at-
mospheric electricity and' Captain
Ault in magnetism. Mr. Johnston
also ,,took observations of the solar
eclipse in May, 1919, in West Africa.
They took about $5,000 worth of
inatrninents~'with them for their
wort;,. one, a new and dedicate:'in-
strument that arrived in Washington
from Germany the day before Free-
born left for San Diego. After they
reached San : Deigo, "they found tha
one .of their instruments was in piec
es and it took him) all one' night to
put it in shape. He began' his ob-
servations
b-
servati r
o rs last Thursday ur aday ,and will
conclude some time this week..
WALKER—WALKEI
t:
A -quiet wedding was solemnized
on Saturday p.ni., Sept. 8th, at the
hone of the bride's parents, 146
Clinton St. Toronto, when Oneida
Cora, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Walker, wars united in marriage to
Robert Bruce Walker, B.A., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Walker, of Exe-
ter North, by the Rev. Mr. Cochrane
of College St. Presbyterian Church.
The bride, who was prettily gowned
in dove blue canton trimmed with
silver and carrying Ophelia roses,
entered the '.drawing room on the
arm of her father, to the strains of
the wedding march played by Miss
Hilda Murphy. During the signing
of the register, Miss Mary Macjar
land, of Ottawa, sang "Until," also
Miss Verna Walker Walker, sister of
the' groom sang, "Because." AMong
the out of town guests were Miss
Lillian • Hendry, of Ottawa; Mr, W.
E. Walker, of London; Miss Allison
Maitland, Elora; and Mr.` Barnhardt,
of Ora. A dainty luncheon was, ser-
ved after which the happy coupxe
left for a two week's camping along
Lake, Huron,
'DECORATION T
ATI
Oil SE
• I?vVICE
.BY LUCAN LODGES
The` various- fraternal lodges of
Lucan held a` decoration service in
St. James' cemetery on Sunday. It
was the first ceremony of the kind
held there and attracted a crowd,
estimated at 1,500. .It is likely to
become an annual affair. The speak-
ers were: Rev.: K. McGoun, Rev. G.
C. Gifford, Rev. Daniel Johston and
d, Rev. C. 0.' Phrill, the latter, of the
d- Kirkton and Saintsbury Anglican
e chuurehes. The brass band from
Ile the Orange lodge at London, took
t part. Among the lodges taking part:
d in the' services were: Irving Lodge,
at A. F. & A. M.; Harcourt Lodge, L.
d 0. L.; Canadian' Order of Foresters;
is Odd Fellows; IndePendent order of
e' Foresters; Woodmen of the World,
y, and Canadian Order of Chosen
Friends:
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,IEARLY MAILING
Early mailing ensures early pre-
NEAR CENTR.A,LIA
An accident occurred Sunday af-
ternoon near Centralia,' when a
touring car being driven by Capt,.
Kendall, of Clinton, turned com-
pletely over, pinning him under tite
car. His companion, Lieut. "Fowles,
was thrown clear and r'eceivednii\in-
juries. When Capt. Kendall woe
finally removede
h� wee found to
have broken two ribs and wasouirte
badly bruised, He was removed
Co
the
Clinton Hospital where he is do-
.ing fine. .
ligTORT,Lt a 449.FlJtilf1M.
E- t
73t1sirress men,. Mitchell, , of 11�1rtarel 1, who
contributes. . to �.t., tr s
i cash tund of the
Old Boys'
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1„ have
their#?
tiv-
-
hack ttiorie.� ,,,r,l:and t?lose wife
had tos..zionstiiiitty of ps.ttting ou
paration of your letter or parcel for
despatch and its getting away on the
first available mail. Remember,; you
are not the only person who some-
times waits until evening, -or. near
the` time your mail should . go out,
whenever that is during the day. -to
Post- mail matter, and when a lot of
people do this, it is apt to mean, as
as you may imagine, a great rush at
the last moment for the post office
staff in order to get the mail ready
for despatch by the Proper train or
courier, and -if there is too much for
them to handle it in time, it may be
your letter, your order' for goods, or.
the .parcel which you want delivered
promptly which misses' the mail and
is delayed aocordingiy. In any case.
since post office employees are only,
human, thee is more chance of a
mistake being arcade int •
he handling
of your letter or parcel when a rush
of work :is: on. Just as you get bet
"ter service in a store' during a :slack
hour, so you may get better service
at the post office when the staff has
time to give your mail matter more
careful .consideja'"
Lion.
Summer Astherna
• Will spoil your summer and make
ydur company distressing to your
friends unless you get relief,
Get a box
of RA7-MAII today. Most
people feel better from the 'fi,
.. rgt'dose
"rota' druggist will refund your rnoney
if a4
)_box
� does not bringrelief e ref. Ab-
so.lutely iainnless. CGeneroussarri 1e
for 4c in stamps. Tenipbctons T To-
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eptember
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URSES'
2:18 Trot or Pace, Purse $225.00
2:30 Trot or Pace Purse $200.00
Green Race horses never started before $150.
concert . at Night
"What Happened to Jones"'y4
A D eh htf u l C ornedy
Presented by St. Marys' Dramatic
Club
Popular Prices
Plan of Hall at Howey's'Drugstore
Meet Your Friends at Exeter Fair
B. Williams R. G. Seldon
President Secretary
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The Best Way
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d°i+dyur
coenrlesvtteisn
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your out-of-town accounts.
Our Teller can )tamp,e/�'hem
same cost as Post Office or
WE WELCOMEE VO
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Capital Paid up $15,000,000
Reserve Fund $15,000,000
• M. R. Complin, Manager
• G. G. Maynard, Manager
• G. G. Maynard, Manager
Exeter Branch
Crediton Branch •
Dashwood Branch
Incorporated in 1855
Capital and Reserve $9,000,000
• Over 125 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
Special Savings Department ,
are provided at every one of our Branches,
and assure to our depositors prompt and
courteous attention.
Savings Departments at every Branch.
Deposits of $1.00 and upwards invited.
EXETER BRANCH — - T. S. WOODS, . Manager
Centralia branch open for businessdaily,:
vacranomeat
FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE' INSUR
' ANCE COMPANY •
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Head Office, , I'ar,
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President, Wm. BROOK
Vice -President, . JOIIN ALLISON
DIRECTORS
THOS. RYAN`' • SIMON DOW
1tOBT. NORRIS, JAMES MCKENZIE
AGENTS
JOHN ESSERY, Centralia Agent for
Usborne -;and Biddulph.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent for
Hibbert, Puilarton and: Logan,
W. A. 'TUUR,NBULL
Secretar 1'reasu_ e> ve.
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Box 98 Exeter, Ontario.'
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter.
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MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large arnotint of privritd,
funds t0Oa
1 n on farm and villager
properties, at lowest. `rates of int
terest.
GLADM N Ri: STA,NBU.ItY
Barristers, Solicitors,
Main St. Exeter, Ontario
PERRY P. DOUPE, Licensed Ltuc,+.
tlomeer, Scales condecIed in any loc.'
ality. Terms ` moderate, Orders Ia11
at Times Office will be promptly at4
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Phone 1.16, Klr;'stou$)
Address Kirkton P. 0.
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