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Hay Council ‘
The regular monthly • meeting of
the Council of the Township of Hay
Was held in the Town Hall, Zurich,?
on Monday, February 4, 1929, with
all members present except Mr. W,
R. Dougall, who was absent on, ac-
count of illness in the family. The
minutes of the meeting held on Jan-
nary 14th were adopted as read.
The following resolutions were
passed.
That the report of the auditors
for the yesar 1929 be adopted as pre-
seated and that 7.5 copies be.printed
for distribution among the public.
That the report, plans, etc,, of G.
A. McCubbin, civil engineer, relat
ing to -the Ptsebe and Aux Sable
Rivers Improvement -be received and
that the said report, plans, etc,, will
be read and considered at the meet
ing of the-Council on (Monday, Mar,
4th, at two o’clock p.m.
That McPherson & Makins, barris
ters, etc., Stratford, be appointed so
licitors for the Township of Hay.-
That the resignation of T. R. Pat
erson, as Township/Engineer, be ac
cepted and that G. A. McCubbin, of
Chatham, be appointed as engineer
under the Ditches and Watercourses
Act for the Township of Hay and
that a By-law be prepared for pres
entation at the March meeting con
firming said appointment.
That By-law No. 1, 1929 confirm
ing apopintment of officials of the
Township for the year 1929 be read
three times and finally passed.
That the account of T. R. Pater
son, covering fee re urich Drain
South and amounting to $325.00 he
be referred to the Township solicitor
for advice.
Horticultural Society
Premium List for 1929
Closes March 16t
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CHOICE 1—SIX NAMED GLADIOLI/
PURPLE GLORY (Maroon)
CRIMSON GLOW or
MRS; DR. NORTON or
ANNA EBERIUS (purple) /or
GOLDEN GLORY
MEMBERS ARE ENTITLED TO TWO C ICES
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■ None genuine without the name A. W. Merrill
COLE’S DRUG STORE
ownershi
That the following be appointed as
Road Commissioners for the various
Township Roads Divisions for the
year 1929:
Road No. 1—(a) M. M. Russell;
(b) John Park; (c)» Sidney McAr
thur. No. 2—(a) C. Aldsworth; (b)
F. Corbett; (c) W. G. Bell. No. 3
—-(a) C. Aldsworth; (b) A. Mous-
seau; (c) O. Koehler; No. 4—(c) E.
Jarrott. No. 5—(a) W. Dearing;
(b) T. Kyle;,(c) -S. Walker. .No. 6
— (a) S. Martin; (b) Jas. Rannie.
No. 7-—(c) Fred Haberer. No. 8—
(a) S. Hoffman; (b) W. Grenier;
(c) John Oescli. No. 9—(a) R.
Miller, (b) E. Gabel; (c) R. Geiger.
No. 10—(a)' E. P. Datars; (b) E.
J. Stire; (c) T. Ayotte. No. 11—
(a) Wm. Fisher. No. 12—M. Turn
bull. No. 13—P. Sch'ade. No. 14—
J. Campbell, L. Kalbfleisch, E. Hen
drick. No. 17-^-M. Corriveau. No.
18-—T. Dinsmore, A. L. Sreenan. Zu
rich Police Village—C. Eilber. Dash
wood Police Village—E. Gaiser.
TI19 following -accounts were linss-
T. Aytte, pay list $31.52; A. L.’
Sreenan, 'pay lijst $25.25; H. Krueg
er, pay list $2.25; Telephone Accts.—
A. Smith, auditor $2.00; Fred Hab
erer, auditor $2.00; Zurich Central
Switchboard $48.00; M. G. Deitz,
salary and car $90.00; A. F. Hess, interest on'not^* $27.50; Northern
Electric Co., material $51.25; Strom
berg-Carlson Mfg> Co., supplies $10.- 45; Con. Telephone and supplies!ma
terials $12.88; C. L. Smith,’ printing
account $30.60; General accounts—
J. A. Smith, auditor $10.00; Fred
Haberer auditor $10.00; -Municipal
World supplies $36.10; Bank’^ of
Montreal, Zurich, tax ' collectibns
$25.00; Tuckersmith Tele. Sys. l|al-
ance 1928. rates $24.32; Dr. Dougall,
account re Henry $'32.75; T. R. Pat
erson, re-staking Black Creek $12^.
The Council adjourned to meat again on M'onday, March 4th, at 1:3^
o’clock p.m. i
A. F. Hess, clerk
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Essex Honors E. A.
Hodgson
Rural Hydro Manager Is Leaving
For Post ht Chatham
ESSEX, Feb. 9.—JMr. and Mrs. .E.
A. Hodgson who are leaving shortly
to take up their residence in Chat
ham, have been the honor guests at
several -delightful affairs during the
past week.
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Donald G. Laing entertained a num
ber of -the young married set in
honor of Mr. and Mr.s. Hodgson.-Six
tables of bridge- Were in play, the
favors being won by Mrs. J. Ste
wart. Laird, Mrs. E. D. Whitney, J.
A. Nightingale and Dr. J. D. Mac
Donald.
"On Thursday evening a number
of ladies honored Mrs. Hodgson With
a bridge party and during the even
ing she was presented with a beau
tiful, parting gift. On the same ev
ening Dr. W. O. Laing wa® host to
a number of gentleihen who enjoyed
an evening of bridge followed by
an oyster supper. Mr. Hodgson, was
presented with . a handsome -desk
fountain pen.
Mr. Hodgson has been district
superintendent of rural hydro, with
headquarters at Hssex for the past
three years, He was recently been
promoted to a similiar position in
Chatham, - where he, with his wife
and small son and daughter, will
move during the next week. :
Air, Hodgson will b'e succeeded In
Essex by F. B, Martin wlio has re
cently been in charge of .the Sand
wich rural power district,
Mr. Hodgson is a son of Mr, and.
Mrs, I>, Hodgson, of Centralia.
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President
J. G. STANBURY,
Secretary-Treas qrei’
DR. M. C. G. FLETCHER .
PHYSICIAN SURGEON
Graduate/of Faulty of MedictaMb
University qf Western Ontario,
ber of the College of Physicians «a®
Surgeons 01 Ontario; Member of t|®
British Me|l4cal Council.
Phone 6—(The office of the 1*H
Dr. H. K. Hyndman)
ANGIER’S
The Perfect Emulsion
for Coughs and Colds'
For any weakness of throat,
or chest, for a troublesome,
cough, for bronchitis, g '
or other respiratory a
tions-rthe best remedy is
ANGIER’S EMULSION. It
loosensVand helps bring tip the
phlegmjsoothes the throat,chesty
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digestion and assimilation, over
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upoji the whole system.
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Twins Celebrate Happy
Birthday
Mr. Fred Hooper and1 Mrs. Eliza
Bowslauglr Celebrate 79th. Anni
versary.
Dr. G. S. Atkinson, L.D.S.,D.DJL
DENTAWsURGEON
Late District Dental Officer of MilltMTB District Number One, London, Ont*
jN Telephones
Office Wy Residence *4®Oiffce o^mi Wednesday afternoon*
until May 1st, 1929
MAIN ST., EXETER, ONT.
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making her home
until the -death of her hus-
Three years ago she came to
to live with hei' brother, Fred-
EMULSION
65c and $1.20—at all druggist's
(The Alma Journal)
. Tuesday, January 29th, was
unusual occasion in the annals of lo
cal history’ for upon that day Mr.- F.
W. Hooper and Mrs. Eliza Bow-
slaugh, Alma’s oldest pair of twins,
celebrated their 79th birthday. The
brother land/sister were born in Eng
land in 1850 and the quaint village
of Sumersetshire was their home
during babyhood and until they were
ten year old. At that time the fam
ily moved to Centralia, Ontario, and
there the children grew to maturity.
Mrs. Bowslaugh remained in Canada,
marrying, and
there
hand.
Alma
erick.
Mr. Hooper came to the States 49
years ago' and' has 'been a resident
of Alma for much of ithat period, He
is well known in the community hav
ing been a successful farmer and
business man in past, years. In re
cent and more leisurely years- he has
taken time to -cultivate many friends
in the community and has scores of
acquaintances among young and old.
The twins celebrated their birth
day, happily together and were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Montigel who saw 'that the day was
Concluded in a manner suitable to
so important an occasion.
Dr; G. F. RouEttan) L.D.S.,D.DJ1^
DEN^isT
Office over Curling & Morley
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MAIN ST. EXETMI
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VETERINARY SURGEON. 1
Graduate of the Ontario VeterhuO College
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Corner of main and Ann Street*
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Found Them Wonderful for
Constipation
Mrs. John D, Behrens, Onion Lake,
Sask., writes :-—uI have been troubled
with constipation ever since I can re
member, and have tried different kinds
of medicine, but with very littlo effect.
/'Reading in your Almanac I saw
where
Prince Rupert Mayor
Former Hensail Man
ARTHUR WEBER
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and/Middlesex
FARM SALES Ar SPECIALTY,
PRICES REASONABLE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!
Phoiib 37-13 Dashwood
R. R. f/DASHWOOD, ONT.
Milburn's ft
had relieved others from constipation so
I decided io give them a trial
{<T got a few vials and they did me
a world of good,* I have not been con
stipated ever since I began taking
them, and t Can now say I feel fine
again?’
Price 25c. a vial at ail druggists and
dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of
price by The T. Milburn Oo., Ltd.,
Toronto, Ont
a party of motorists wlio loft New
York in 1016 have been travelling
around the world for sixteen, years,
Wo hope they will soon find sdhio
place to park their car.
the re-election to the
Lieut-Col. S. P. Mc-
formerly lived on the
near here.
It is always interesting to relatives
and friends of men who have moved
away from -the village and district to
learn of their movements and
achievements, wherever they are lo
cated. The following article was
taken from the Prince Rupert paper
and tells Of
mayoralty of
Mor die, who
London road
“Result of yesterday’s civic elec
tion insures strong city council to
deal with affairs during present
year
ever given a mayoralty candidate in
the history of tile city, Lieut-Col. S.
P. iMcMordie, D.iS.0., retained the
chief magistracy of Prince Rupert.
After the result of the mayoralty
contest became known the Boys*
Band lined, up outside the city mall
and struck up “For He's a Jolly
Good Fellow.’* His worship was led'
by. friends from the polling booth
and given an ovation by the crowd
assembled as he emerged into the
street. ’The occasion was suitably
celebrated at various informal func
tions during the evening.
With the largest majority
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FRANK TAYLOR
LICENSED AU^TIONE.EB-
for 1 Middlesex
FARM feALES^A SPECIALTY ‘
e and Satisfaotl|3
aranteed *
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tlon School,
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Merchandise
Sales, etc. _ .
prevailihg prices,
sured, wrltqQficai
phone 18-9
•nduate Carey Jones’ AiWh
SpeciaycOurse taken! jive St/ck (all Breedi.lj
, Re^l Estate, Farm'
Ratys in keeping Witt
j. Satisfaction **4
,-Jcar Klopp, Zurich,
37 Zurich, Ont.
•fust as we Were getting home and
feeling real good about such a nice
vacation we read where they ’arc go
ing to put another month in the
year, Another whole month in wliich
to work! Twelve months is enough
for anybody!
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