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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1928-10-11, Page 6THCBSW, OCTOBER 11th,s THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE Dashwood School Fair Hilda Maier, 8 16 Jean Moulton, 16 EUa Witmer, El- 16 16 Dashwood School Fair was held in Dashwood on Monday, October the 1st. There was a been contest for the T. Eaton cup between Norman Walper, of No. 8, Hay and Gertie Huffman of No. 16. Norman Walper succeeded in winning the cup with a total of 87 points while Gertie Hoff- snan took the 2nd prize with 81 points. Edward Gackstetter got the third prize. The public speaking competition was won by Gertie Hoff man who thus qualifies to enter the <5ounty Competition. Spring Wheat, 1 qt.~-8 Ervin Ra cier, 8 Lome Rader. Spring Wheat, sheaf—8 Ervin Ra cier, 8 Lome Rader, 8 Milton Wal per. Oats, 1 qt.™-16 Melvin Stade, 16 Albert Goetz, 8 Elmore Gackstetter, 16 Myrtle Gaiser, 8 Emil Becker. Oats, sheaf—16 Melvin Stade, 16 Albert Goetz, 8 Elmore Gackstetter, 16 Myrtle Gaiser, 8 Emil Backer. Barley, 1 qt.—16 Ward Kraft, 8 Edward Gackstetter, 16 Reta Hay- ter, 8 Elmore Rader, 16 Carl Maier. Barley, sheaf- Edward 16 Carl Sweet ta-icher. Potatoes, (Irish Cobblers)—16 I. Wein, 16 Ella Eveland, 16 Regina Jdiller, S Otto Becker, 16 Reta Fas. #old, 16 Stuart Wolfe. Potatoes (Green Mountains)—16 Ralph Genttner, 16 Margaret Reste- meyer, 8 Pearl Wiegand, 16 Ruth Kleinstiver. Potatoes (Dooley)—8 Jean We ber, 16 Edna Maier, 16 Irene Gentt- aier, 16 Harry Miller, 16 Addison Mason, 16 Verna Kraft. Mangolds—8 Harold Rader, 8 Donald Oestricher, 16 Melvin Reste- jttvoyer, 16 Leonard Restemeyer, 16 Earl Zimmer, 16 Laura Witmer. Turnips—S Glenn Walper, 16 G. Maier, 13, Stuart Prouty, 16 Zeta JNadiger, 16 Murray Wolfe. Beets—16 Phyllis Reid, 8 Eunice Oestricher, 16 Arnetta Eveland, 16 Kathleen Merner, 16 Ethylda Held, 16 Howard Klumpp. ■8 Elmore Rader, 8 Gackstetter. 16 Ward Kraft Maier. Corn, 6 ears—8 C-arl Oes- Carrots—16 frieda Becker, Sheldon Wein, Eileen Willert. Parsnips—16 Sadie Held, 16 Dor na Kraft, 16 Mabel Bender, Onions—16 Thelma Fisher, Rinker. 8 Verna Becker, 16 Willert, 8 Amelia Rader, Bouquet of Asters—16 Kraft, 16 Albert Goetz, S ! Oestricher, 16 Ethylda Held. Maier, 16 Irene Genttner. Bouquet of Phlox—16 Mervyn Willert, 16 Zeta Nadiger. Bouquet of Zinnia- 16 Lloyd Guenther, 8 Jean 8 Elmore Gackstetter. African Marigolds—16 Mason, 16 Laura Witmer. Bender. Calendula—16 (Melvin Stade, 16 Ella Eveland, French Marigolds—46 Irma Wein, 8 Otto Becker, 16 Melvin Restemey er, 16 Lorna Kraft. Cosmos—16 Wallace Wein. Pinks—8 Harold Rader, 16 Ward Kraft, 16 Thelma Fisher. Cockerel—8 Norman Walper, 16 Melvin Restemeyer, 8 Harold Rader, 8 Lewis Weigand, 8 Edward Gack stetter, 8 Elmer Gacstetter. Pullet—16 Melvin Restemeyer, 8 Norman. Walper, 8 Harold Rader, 8 Edward Gackstetter, 8 Elmer Gack stetter. Pen of three—8 Norman Walper, 8 Harold Rader, 16 Melvin Reste meyer, 8 Edward Gackstetter, 8 Le wis Weigand, 8 Elmer Gackstetter, Pr. of White Leghorns—16 Ger tie Hoffman, 16 Alvin Willert, 16 Kathleen Merner, 16 Sheldon Wein. Pr. Barred Rocks—16 Melvin Restemeyer, 8 Norman Walper, 16 Leonard Restemeyer, 8 Ervin Rader, 16 Margaret Restemeyer, 16 Amelia Willert. Any Pet—16 Leonard Restemeyer, 16 Eileen Willert, 16 Mervyn Wil lert, 16 Hubert Restemeyer, 16 Roy Bender. Best Trained Dog—16 Gertie Hoffman. Pr. of Ducks—8 Norman Walper, 16 Roy Bender, 16 Leonard Reste meyer, 16 Ward Kraft, 16 Alvin Wil lert, 8 Ervin Rader. Cut Flower Wreath—16 G. Hoff man, 16 Amelia Willert. 8 Norman Walper. 16 V. Rosie Verna Donald 16 H. 16 M. Wein, Weber, Melvin 16 Roy Bouquet—8 Norman Wai- Gertie Hoffman, 16 Leona 16 Laura Witmer, 16 Ella 16 Margaret Restemeyer 16 Milford 8 Nor Ford, 16 -Myrtle Mary Meyer, 8 16 Carl Maier, Pearl 16 G. 16 Sa- rice Klumpp, 13 Dorothy Ford, 16 G. Hoffman, 16 Ethylda Held, 16 M. Stade, 16 Stuart Wolfe. Public Speaking Contest—46 Ger tie Hoffman, 16 Kathleen Merner, 16 Beta Hayter, 16 Amelia Willert, 16 WilliSm Ness, 16 Ella Eveland. Judging Beef Cattle—10 Ralph Genttner, 16 Norman Walper, 16 H. Kraft, 16 Melvin Stade, 16 Wallace Wein, 16 Ervin Guenther. Hitching Contest—8 Norman Wul- per 16 Leonard Restemeyer; Bcefrr eiinrH-Aduufute i Established J873 nnd 1887 Published every Thursday jnornftug. at Exeter, Ontario SUBSCRIPTION— $2.00 per year fag advance. United States sub, scription $2.50. RATES—Earm or Real Estate fosr sale 50c. each insertion for firt^ four insertions, 25c, each subpar u,7 I Ruth Ruth Phyl- Table per, 16 Fisher, Witmer, Bouquet of Dahlias- Mason, S Elfriedu Becker man Walper, 8 Jean Weber, 16 Ruth Tieman, 16 Margaret Restemeyer. Bouquet of Gladioli—16 Gladys Maier, 8 Harold Rader, 16 Margar et Restemeyer, 16 Melvin Stade. Beef Calf—46 Harold Kraft, 8 Norman Walper, 16 Leonard Reste meyer, 13 Dorothy Gaiser. Dairy Calf—16 Donald Oestricher, 13 Lloyd Ford. Market Lamb—16 Roy Bender, 16 Leonard Restemeyer. Bacon Hogs—16 Harold Kraft, 16 Leonard Restemeyer, 16 M. Gaiser, 16 Roy Bender, 13 Lloyd Ford, 16 Carl Maier. Spring Colt—8 Norman Walper, 16 Albert Goetz, 16 Ervin Guenther, School lunch—16 Phyllis Reid, 16 Mary Meyer, 8 Glen Walper, 16 M, Wolfe, 13 Marie Ford, 16 Myrtle Gaiser. Graham or Bran Muffins—16 R. Fassold, 13 Marie Ford, 16 Evan geline Held, 16 Phyllis Reid, 16 M. Gaiser, 16 Mary Meyer. Half dozen drop cakes—16 Meyer, 8 Pearl Weigand, 16 Tieman, 13 Dorothy Ford, 16 lis Reid, 16 Myrtle Gaiser. Half dozen Currant Tarts—16 L. Kraft, 16 Ethylda Held, 16 Gertie Hoffman, 16 Irma Wein, 16 Oneida Restemeyer, 16 Sadie Held. Raisin Pie—16 Oneida Restemey er, 16 Sadie Held, 8 Pearl Weigand, 16 Kathleen Merner, 16 Gertie Hoff man, 16 Lorna Kraft. Home made Candy—16 Reta Fas sold, 16 Ruth Tieman, 16 Myrtle Gaiser, 16 Phyllis Reid, 16 Norman Walper, 8 Pearl Weigand. Light Layer Cake—16 Gertie Hoffman, 16 Irma Wein, 16 Phyllis Reid, 16 Ethylda Held, 16 Kathleen Merner, 16 Myrtle Gaiser, Fruit Salad—16 Gertie Hoffman, 13, Mary Meyer, 16 Ruth Tieman, 8 Pearl Weigand, 16 Stuart Wolfe, 16 Ethylda Held. Darning on Woollen Hose—16 R. Fassold. 16 Maida Wein, 16 Evan geline Held. Wrist Cuff, Knitted—16 Gertie Hoffman, 16 Reta Hayter, 16 Ethyl da Held, 16 Pearl Weigand, 16 Sa die Held, Article made from Canvas—16 R, Fassold, 16 Phyllis Reid, 16 Mary Meyer, 16 Maida Wein, 16 Ella Eve land, 16 Edna Maier. Matched Patch on Gingham—16 Lorna Kraft, 16 Kathleen Merner, 16 Ethylda Held, 8 Amelia Rader, 16 Gertie Hoffman, 16 Reta Hayter. Guest Towel Embroidered—16 G. Hoffman, 16 Ruth Tieman, 16 Eth ylda Held, 16 Sadie Held. Five Fancy Stitches—8 Weigand, 13 Dorothy Ford, Hoffman, 16 Ruth Tieman, die Held, 16 Ethylda Held, Half yard of Crochet lace—16 G. Hoffman, Kite—8 Norman Walper, 8 Mil ton Walper, 8 Otto Becker, 16 Er vin Guenther, 16 Earl Zimmer, 8 E. Gackstetter. Rope Halter—-16 Wallace Wein, 16 Harry Miller, 16 Ervin Guenther, 16 Earl Zimmer, 16 John Meyer, 16 Milton Willert. Splicing half inch rope—8 Emil Becker, 16 Ervin Guenther, 8 Otto Becker. 16 John Meyer, 8 Edward Gackstetter, 8 Lorne Rader. Chicken Feed Hopper—8 Norman Walper, 16 Ervin Guenther, 8 Ed ward Gackstetter, 16 Stuart Wolfe, 8 Emil Becer, 8 Milton Walper. Milking Stool—16 Harry Miller, 16 John Meyer, 16 Ervin Guenther, 16 Melvin Stade, 16 Stuart Wolfe, 8 Elmore Gackstetter. Article from six inch paper—16 A. Willert, 16 Lois Gaiser, 16 Murray Wolfe, 16 Herbert Ness, 16 Jean Moulton, 16 Harold Maier. Woven Mat—46 Jean Moulton, 16 Myrtle Gaiser, 16 Ross Guenther, 16 Hilda Maier, 16 Herbert Ness, 16 L. Kleinstiver. ■Collection of Weeds—>16 Gertie Hoffman, 8 Edward Gackstetter, 8 Pearl Weigand, 13 Phyllis Pr'outy, 8 Amelia Rader, 16 Ethylda Held. Collection of Woods—16 Harry Miller, 8 Edward Gackstetter, 16 E. Held, 16 Stuart Wolfe, 16 J. Meyer. Collection of Insects—8 Rader, 8 Lorne Rader, 16 Willert, 8 Amelia Rader. Mai> of Huron—8 Lorne 8 Elgin Rader, 16 Carl Maier, 16 R. Fassold, 16 Maida Wein, 16 Harold Schwartzentruber. Writing: “Morning Hymn”—8 D. Oestricher, 16 Myrtle Gaiser, 8 El- freida Becker, 16 Irma Wein, 16 M, Wolfe, 16 Eileen Willert. Writing: “Water”—46 Reta Fas sold, 8 Emil Becker, 8 Hildegarde Miller, 16 Maida Wein, 8 Elgin Ra der, 13 Lloyd Ford. Writing: “To.day”-—16 Arnetta Eveland, 16 Rosie Willert, 16 Phyl lis Reid, 16 Lorna Kraft, 16 Laura Witmer, S Edward Gackstetter. Writing: “Oft in a Stilly Night” ■—16 Oneida Restemeyer. 16 Ruth Tiernan, 16 Kathlyn Merner, 8 N. Walper, 16 Ethylda Held, 13 Dor othy Ford. Tile Design in Crayon—16 Leon ard Shenclc, 13 Phyllis Prouty, 8 L. Rader, 16 Ward Kraft, 16 Reta Fas sold, 16 Paul Ness. Map of North America—8 Ed ward Gackstetter, 16 Regina Miller, 16 Mil ton 8 Dorothy Map of Rader, 16 Weigand, 16 Stuart Wolfe, 16 Eth ylda Held. Design in Black and White—16 R. Willert, 16 Otto Becker, 16 Lorna Kraft, 8 Edward Gackstetter, 16 R. Miller, 16 Ella Witmer. Scene in Water Colors—16 Mau- Harold Amelia Rader, DOMINION OF CANADA REFUNDING LOAN BONDS MATURING 15th OCTOBER, 1928 THE BANK OF MONTREAL, at all of its Branches in Canada, will accept the above bonds for redemption at maturity. For the convenience of owners of the bonds, the Bank of Montreal will accept the bonds at any time prior to October 15th, and will make payment either by issuing a cheque or by placing the amount to the owner’s credit in the books of the Bank, as may be desired. Wiliert, 16 Albert Goetz, Rader, 16 Ella Eveland. British Isles—8 Amelia Maurice Klumpp, 8 Pearl GAMMAGE’S ANNUAL MAMMOTH SALE OF FALL BULBS fl«lHlui>MIWlMWimDll».>l.■.■■■HI.i —MW—miiwnmtimu 11 mum i n^ninrnf ■«■■■*.try—MMMKK Bulbs for FaU'Planted Spring Flowers at Exceptionally Low Prices TULIPS Single Early—For House Culture or Redding Per Dozen, 35c; Per 100, $2.50 Artus-........................,............ Rich Scarlet Carmoise Brilliant..........,...........Brilliant Red Cottage Maid............Dark Rose White shade Dusart.............................. Crimson Scarlef Per Dozen, 40c; Per 100, $3.00 Joost Von Vondel........................................ -.........Deep Cherry Red feathered White Duchess de Parma......Orange Yellow border Kaiserkroom«...............Red large gold border Rose I.a Reine........................Very Deep I’inlc White Hawk............................ Pure White Yellow Prince... .........................Bright Yellow For mail orders add 5c a doz.—25c per 100 THIS is the greatest bulb offer that has ever been made to the people of Western Ontario. The prices arc lower than ever before and within reach of everyone. Send in your order now and enjoy a profusion of flowers next Spring. If your favorite bulb is not listed here, write for complete price list. Full information of our special discount to park com missions, hospital, school and library boards, municipalities, etc., will be sent on request. Don't delay—these bulbs will not last long at these prices. NARCISSUS — “DAFFODILS” For Bedding or Late Forcing Ea. Doz. 100 BICOI<OR VICTORIA-White Perianth yellow trumpet 10 $1.00 $7.00 EMPEROR-Pure Yellow- 10 1.00 7.00 GOLDEN SPUR-Goldcn Yel low ............ 10 1.00 7.00 CERVANTHUS-Pale Yellow Profuse ------.1..............................10 1.00 7.00 KING ALFRED-Golden Yel low very large..........................20 2.00 15.00 PRTNCEPS - Sulphur peri Stephen Council Minutes of the Council of Township of tephen held on Mon day, October 1st, 1928. The council of the Township t of Stephen met at the Town Hall, in Crediton, on Monday, October the 1, 1928, at 1 p.m. All members were present. Minutes of the previous meetings were read and adopted. A certificate was read from Geo. A. McCubbin, Civil Engineer stating that George Eilber had completed the excavation of the Centralia Drain in accordance with his report and specifications. Moved by Mr, Goetz, seconded by Mr, Mawhinney: That the Cantrac tor be paid the balance of his con tract price $500,00 and the residue if any be rebated to the respective Townships and individuals entitled thereto. Carried. Moved by Mr. Mawhinney, second ed by Mr. Goetz: That By-law No. 375 being a By-law to levy and col lect the taxes for the year 1928 hav ing been read three times be pass ed and signed by the Reeve and the Clerk and the Seal of the Corporat ion be attached thereto. Carried. Moved by Mr. Dearing, seconded by Mr. Tetreau: That F. Morlock be appointed Collector of Taxes for the year 1928 at a salary of $110.00. Carried. A letter was read from J, M. Don ahue, Barrister of London on behalf of John Hogan giving notice that his son, Miclieal Hogan had lost his life on the Town Line between the Townships of Stephen and McGilli vray owing bo the negligence of the Municipalities to keep the road in proper repair. Also a letter from Fraser and Moore, Solicitors for Mr. Dennis Doyle giving notice that he had sustained personal injury on the Town- Line between the Town ships of Stephen, and McGillivray near Corbett’s Corner and that the accident was caused by the defective state or non-repair of the road. An other letter was read, from Winnett, Morehead and Company, Solicitors for Alex G. Ross, of London, giving notice that lhe had suffered consid erable loss and damage by reason of the Highway leading south from Exeter in the Township of Stephen being out of repair. As these accidents occurred 'on either Provincial or County Roads or Boundary Lines between Counties these notices were ordered to be filed. The following orders were passed: Canadian Bank of Commerce, col lection $8.80; Centralia Farmers’ Co operative, cement $2.50; Ontario Hospital, Woodstock, re A. Williams $19.50; Crediton School Fair, grant $30.00; Dashwood School Fair, grant $15.00; Grand Bend School Fair, grant $20.00; W. J. Orme, re R. Culvert Attendance $1.00; Albert Moser, drain 1926, $1.95. For Road Construction and Main tenance: Road 1, Nelson Baker, Mainten ance $70.08; Road 2, W. J- $17.50; Road $38.75; Road Main. $103.20; beiner, Main. Yearley, Main. Isaac, Main. $11.00 » Road 17 Wes ley Isaac Main. $3.'25; Road 19 T. Isaac, Main. $11.20; Road 20 Adel- bert Webb, Main. $10.20; Road 21, William Baker, Main. $3.25; Road William Baker, Main. $3.90; Rd. William Baker, Main. $4.90; Rd. William Baker, Con. $60.50 " ’ Roy Hodgins, Main. $10.00; Rd. Roy Hodgins, Main. $62.50; Rds and 21, Rolling Mills Company, the S tanlake six, Henry Schenk; 7, Robert Road 8. J. $12.50; Gower, J. Fink- Road 9, T. $10.00; Road 17 W. CROCUS Per Doz. Per FXJ Blue ..............................................25 $1.50 Yellow ...........................................10 2.00 Mixed ..... -................20 1.25 SNOWDROPS Per Doz. Per 100 •Single ............................... 35 $2.50 Double ............................... .40 3.00 For mail orders add Sc a doz.—25c per 100 DARWIN TULIPS Extra Special Low Price Second Size, for Bedding Only Per Doz. Per 100 Clara Butt—Pink Apple Blossom,.......,.................. .30 $2.00 Farncombe Sanders—Bright Scarlet......... .. - .30 2.00 Gretchen—Silvery Pale Rose......................... .30 2.00 Jtlglescombe Yellow—Pure Yellow.............................» .30 2.00 Le Notre—Lively Rose....,....... .30 3.00 Pride of Haarlem—Bright Red........... 30 2.00 Princess Elizabeth—Bright Pink,.................................. .30 2,00 Profit. RawenhofF—Cherry Red............—...........................30 2.00 Rev. Ewbank—Vivid Heliotrope.......................~..............30 2.00 Wm. Pitt—Fiery Red..........................................................30 2.00 Wm. Copeland—Violet Rose... .......................... .30 2.00 Tf lutlbs are 'wanted by mail add 5c a doz.—25c per 100. anth, trumpet yellow...............05 .50 3.50 VON SION—Double Daffodil .10 1.00 7.00 POSTICUS ORNATUS—The Poets’ Narcissus or Pheas ants eye ................................. .05 .50 3.50 POETICUS-Glory of Lisse, Improved Variety-....................08 .75 5.00 POETAZ — Laurens Koster, White petals, Yellow cup.......OS .75 5.00 For mail orders add 2c a bulb—20c a doz. HYACINTHS Selected Large Size for Bedding 15c each; $1.50 per doz. Baronessd Van ThuylL«....Large Pure White Gertrude.,., .......... —Rosy Pink Gigantbea..................... Blush Pink Grand Blanche.............................Blush White Johan Light Blue L’Innocence.....................—..............Pure White Panama—....,........................Lively Rose Pink Queen of Pinks...............................Rosy Pink Queen of Blues................................Light Blue For malt orders add 2c per bulb. All orders should be accompanied by money order or marked cheque made payable at London. Wo pay mailing charges on all orders of $5 or over. Rd. 21 21 21 22 22 12 Con. $127.31. The council adjourned to meet again at the Town Hall, Crediton on ■ Monday, November 5th, at 1 p.m. Henry Eilber, Clerk Troubled for Years With a Tickling In Her Throat Mrs. Peter Johnson, Port Alberni, B.G., Writes:—“I had been troubled for years with a tickling in my throat; every time I would lie down, and at night I would cough bo I could not sleep, and I could hardly do my work. J Would cough until I would vomit. I heard of Dr. Wood’s Norway Fine Syrup and after tho first bottle I had no more cough, and now I am never with out a bottlo of ‘Dr. Wood’s’ in the house. ’ ’ Price 35c. a bottlo; large family size 60c. at all druggists and dealers. Put up only by Tho T. Milbum Co., Ltd., Toronto, Ont. four insertions, quent insertion. Miscellaneous tides, To Rent, Wanted, Lost, orr , Found 10c, per line of si?; worthy Reading notices Card of Thanks vertising 12 and M’emoriam, with extra verses 25c. each. 10c.per linm 50c. Legal aAr 8c. per line. Ix> one verse i Member Of The Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. ; 1874 1911 The London Life POLICIES AS GOOD AS GOLD , W. C. PEARCE J Exeter. Phone 130W. 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