The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-01-23, Page 2MUKSPAX, MJSl'ABX g», 10.IO
50 YEARS AGO
Bisects. Bros, shipped to the Eng
lish market, one car of clover seed
for which they realized the
$2,480.00.
borne, sold
ceived the s
Mr, J. N.
bankrupt stock of O’Briene & Co.,
and has determined to launch out
into the hardware trade.
Mr. E. H. .Spademan has purchas
ed Mr. D. Johns’ stock of stoves,
tinware, etc
new stock into Mr, Johns’ i
io us store where ho will
the business.
The many friends of Mr. !
ing, son of Mr, R. Manning,
will be sorry to hear that
lost his furniture store and
Parkhill, by fire on Friday
last.
Mr. Wm. Balkwill has
home from Muskoka and.
main in Exeter about weeks when
he returns to his home at Kearney.
Mr. Thomas Greenway has loft
for Winnipeg, to be in tim.e fo£ the
opening of the' Mhnitcfba Legisla
ture of which he was lately elected
a member.
On Friday the 16th inst., Mr. J.
Vasey, of Usborne, led to the Hy
meneal for better or for worse Miss
Annie E. Mahon, of Hay. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev.
Mr. Smith, of Kippen. They will
start about March 3rd for their fu
ture home near Crystal City, Man.
um of
Jas. Herbert, of Us-
a load for which he re-
urn of $300.00.
Howard has bought Alm
and has moved his
com mod -
continue
S. Mann-
Exeter,
, he»lias
stock in
- evening
arrived
will re
chasing a number of entire horses
to place in their sale stable here.
Mr. A. Q. Bobier enjoyed perhaps
the fastest sleigh ride of the season
when returning from the nomina
tion meeting in Hensail. His team of
spirited drivers became frightened
when near rhe North End and gal-
galloped down through town,
Mr. and Mrs. John Handford, of
Snowflake., Map., are visiting old
friends- in and about Exeter. They
spent part of the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Gould, Carling Sit.
Mr. Fred Hunkin, of Usborne, is
busily engaged drawing material
for a new house.
by
St.
the
in
Hedden on John
Fuke has sold
has been residing
Street to Mr. Philip
Fuke will continue to
25 YEARS AGO
Mrs. Jas. Willis had a successful
Auction sale of .her household e£-
.4feCt§ on Saturday, H. Brown being
the auctioneer, Mrs. Willis has al
so disposed of the house and landI
somewhat-over half, an acre'to; Mr.
T.* E. Handford, realizing therefore
$1200.00. , • , .
Mi;, and Mrs.. Samuel Holman, 'of
near Crystal City, Mfem, formerly
residents of South Huron are visit-
Mr. Wm. Bawden, of the firm of
ing relatives here.
Bawden & McDonell, accompanied
-by Mr. Geo. Martin, of Hibbert, left
on Saturday morning last for the
Old Country where he intends pur-
15 YEARS AGO
Mrs.' Tlios. Keyes, who recently
moved to town from Stephen, has
purchased the residence owned
'Mrs. Catlierin
Air. A. E.
dwelling he
on "William
Hern. Mr
occupy it for some time.
At a meeting of the directors of
the Exeter Agricultural Society on
Saturday. Mr. R. G-. Seldon was
I elected secretary over 'Mr. A. G.
Dyer and Mr. W. D.‘ Clarke, treas
urer in the place of Mr. N. D. Hud-
•don. Mr. Dyer had occupied that
position for 36 years and a remem
brance in the form of a
$15,00 was voted to him,
Hydro was turned on in
6.30 on January 22nd
which a large public meeting was
held in Stanley’s Opera House. The
switch that, made the connection to
flood ' the village with light was
turned .on by Mr. Thos. Collins, of
Clandeboye. .. •*
County- Councillors Reeve Tay
lor, of Exeter; Reeve Ellerington,
of Usborne and Deputy Reeve Love,
of Stephen’’ left Tuesday to attend
the County* Council at Goderich.
Mr. Jost Northcott, of Sexsmith,
took a .sleigliload of young' people
out to Mr.' Geo. Etherington’s, of
Usborne on Friday evening and a
very pleasant timo was spent.
Mrs. B. Clarke was the lucky win
ner of the bag of flour given away
at Leavitt’s Moving .Picture Theatre
last week to the patron drawing the
lucky number.
grant of
Lucan at
following
Friend From New York
Told Him About Sargon
THOMAS STACK
“When a friend o£ mine . from I
New York visited me recently and
told me about this new Sargon med
icine, I had no idea it was to mean
the end of suffering that had made
my life miserable for years.
“Stomach and' intestinal disorders
'go hard with -a man of my age and
I sure had a time of it. Chronic
constipation poisoned my whole
system-^and a kind of rheumatic
condition,, developed in my back
‘With pains}, ,and aches practically all
ever my body, I got to where, f
couldn’t sleep; and became subject
to weak, dizzy.-spells- and finally hadi
to give up driving my -Car altogether.'
I couldn’t even /drink a glass of
milk without having, heartburn and
indigestion, and sometimes the -gaij
on my .stomach wag; do- awful that;
the pressure would sfmm ttr almost-
choke off my heart action. */
“I’m situated so that. I can live
comfortably the rest of my days but,
there was little ..consolation', in that
thought when I suffered smeh fills*
ery.. None -of the medicinest-l’ trfo.4
tlid me nny good ^.nd I had giyen jip
Iff- .despair^ust decided I might ;ttS-
well ‘.tarry along’ to the end as-Jbest
,.j. could-^-When my friend from New
Ybrk told me about Jargon. He said,
tli'ftt the’mediVlne. trim making a big
nit.iii New York and,seemed to bo
doirig everybody good that tried it;
so I went down to Tamblyn’s Drug
Store and bought a treatment, along
with the Sargon pills. ’ •
"I had only used about' half a
bottle, of Sargon and the same
quantity of the Pills, when I- no
ticed a big change for the better.
I quit having indigestion and gas on
my stomach; and rheumatic pains
began to loosen their grip A and a
feeling of new strength and vigor
came over my entire system! I
got out iny car the other day and
can drive around as much as X
please without being afraid of those
■dizzy spells. I’m eating,. sleeping
well and enjoying life hi every way.
The Sargon Pills are the finest
thing in the way of a laxative that
I ever used
they seem to work on the liver with
!:ft, stimulating action that has a last-
'■ ing effect and keeps the bowels re
gulated perfectly.
.'“Everyone i've recommended Sar
gon to tells ,me that it's .doing them
a world of good 'and honestly be-
, Have it will help anyone suffering
with'"troubles like mine, if they’ll
take the treatment faithfully,”
The above statement was made by,
Thomas .Stack, well -known retired
. business man of 3$ Ilettfah Ave..
Itamilton, Ontario,
Sargon may' W obtained in. Exe
ter from Wesley S. Howey.
Instead, of purging,
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
USBORNE COUNCIL
The Municipal Council of
Township of Usborne for 1939 met
at the Township Hall, Ellmville, on
January 13, 1930, as pdr statute,
with James Ballantyne as Reeve
and George Westcott, Dan De-w, B.
Williams and Reuben Shier a$ the
Councillors, Each member sub
scribed to the required declaration
of office and the new Council pro
ceeded to the business -of the year.
The minutes of the meeting held
December 30tli, 1929, were read
approved on motion of Dew
Williams.
Correspondence; Cheque from
Perth County treasurer, County
Highway portion Brock Drain $9.60.
Request from Good Roads Assoc
iation for membership fee. Tabled.
Request from Sick Children’s Hos
pital for grant.
Copy of letter forwarded to Coun
ty Engineer re Culbert Co. Road.
Noted.
Copy of letter to S, W. Archibald.
C. E., re claim of T. Bell for crop
damages.
Letter from S. W. Archibald, C.
E., in answer advising no action,
On motion nf Williams and Shier,
the following salaries were fixed for
Municipal Officers for the yoar 1930
viz,—
Clerk $300 and postage; Collector
$75.; Assessor $85.; Treasurer $100
and excise stamps; Reeve $70; Coun
cillors ’each $60 and caretaker of
the Hall $12.00,
Westcott-Williams;- That
Strang he Cle^. Carried.
Dew-Sliier: That Sam. J. Pym
Collector. Carried.
Dew-Sliier; That Wm. Coates
Asserer,
Williams-Westcott: That H.
Brown be Assessor,
was appointed Assessor.
Sliier-Dew: That Wellington Skin
nier be Treasurer.1
WUh'ams-Westcott: That Newton
Clark be Treasurer. Newton Clark
was appointed Treasurer.
Williams-Dew: That Mary Kellett
be caretaker of Town-ship Hall. Car.
Westcott-Shier: That ,Sam. Brock
be Cow .Supervisor and Weed Inspec
tor, to be paid for time employed.
Carried.
Williams-Westcott: That William
Johns be School Attendance Officer
to be paid for mileage and time em
ployed. Carried.
Dew-Sliier: That a By-law be draft
ed confirming the appointment- of
officers and fixing the salaries. Car.
Westcott-Williams: That the B*
.of H. for 1930 be James Ballantyne,
Reeve, Chairman; Dr. J. G. Dunlop,
M. O. Health, Joshua Johns, Henry
Stra-ng, Sec’y.; Sam. Brock, Sanitary
Inspector. Carried.
.Shier-Dew: Fence Viewers, Frank-'
Down, Well. Kerslake, F. Delbridgb*
Amos Doupe, James Heywood. Car.
Williams-Westco tt: Ro and keepers
John Luxton, John Brock, Charles
Keddy, Wm. R. Frayne, -Harold Hern
Cecil Dobson, Tlios. C. Allen, Percy
Passmore, Heber Shute. Carried.
Shier-Dew: Patrolmen’for Snow:.
Fred Ford—Concession 2, Lot 1
to 15. Road 5, Concession 1 to 2.
John , G. Hunter—Narrow Road,
Road 5, Concession 2 to 4 Conces
sion 4, Biddulph Boundary to Lot
2.
Clarerfce Johns—Concession 4, L.
11 to Thames Road, Road 7, Conces
sion 4 to Exeter Corporation.
Roy Johns—Concession 6, Bid
dulph Boundary to-’Lot 1, Road 4,
Concession- 8 Biddulph Boundary. ,
Ewart pgint—Concessibn 6,. Lot 1
to 10; Road ’5, Concession 4 to 6.
Harry Ford—Concession 6, Lot li
to Thames Road; Road 7, Conces’-
sion 4 to 6.
Ernest Hicks—Biddulph Boundary.
Concession 1 to Concession 4.
Chas. Dayman—Concession 2,
16 to Thames Road.
Luther Reynolds—Concession
Lot 31 t’o 35, Road 11, Concession 2
to 6.
Hector Rowcliffe—Concession 4,
Lot 31. to 35, Road 11, Concession
2 to 6.
Henry Westlake—Concession 4;
Lot 30 to Thames Road; Road 9,
Concession 2 to 4.
John Cann—Concession 6, Thames
Road to J-Iibbert Boundary; Road 9,
Concession 4 to 6; Road 15.
Jno. ,T. Hern-—Concession 8, Lot 6
to 10; , Roa.d 5, Concession 6 to Iff
Angier s
nor child
foronchij
tie Ips®
IiealtW
«n’s colds, coughs,
Is . . , and
to build
bodies.
to Take—
Diacetion 40
Henry
Im
be
H.
IT.’ H. "Brown
2
and Road;20.,. e
Ephraim Hern-— .Concession
Wlitilcii to Lot 6} HoEid 4 front
cession 8 -to 10. ,
Hugh Berry—Concession 10,
Boundary “to Lot 1.0; Road 4
Concession’ 10 -to ^Woodham.
Wm., Gilfylaix-*—Concession
Blansh'ard Boundary to Lot 15;
Road 6 from'Gon cession 12 to
shard* Boundary.
Roy Coward—Concession 8
.11 to Thames* Road* .Road 7
Concession 6 to 8.
Wm.
cession
County
Jno.
Lot 11
ti'om,Concession 8 to 10,
Ray Frands-—Concession
11 to Thames Road; Road
Concession 10 to 12.
W. Noil’—Concession 14,
to Thames Road; Road 7 from Con
cession 12 to Blanshard Boundary.
Patrolmen to employ such help as
may be required to keep the roads-
passable for mail and 'Other' traffic
under the direction o£ the Township
Council. Add Road Suftdf Intendant,-
Time- to be paid for at'the rate of;
200. and hour for man and 40c, an®
8,
CO 11 *
, B1t
from
IL
: Ext,
131an-
Lot
from
I-I. Stone—Road 9 from
6 to point of contact
Hoad,
McCullough—Conce
to Thames Hoad;
Con-
witli
ision 10,
Hoad 7
12, Lot
7 from
Lot 15'
for man and team and imple-
m3E.t required. All snow bills to be
presented to the Road Superinten-
dant before May the 1st, 1930, by
order of the Highway Department
of Ontario*.
Dew-Williams: That Henry Ford,
Road Superintendant he paid at the
rate of 35c. an hour for time em
ployed.
Amendment: Shier-no seconder:
That he be paid 40c. an hour. Mo
tion carried.
Westcott-Shier; That the follow
ing grants be made, viz,—Byrou
Sautiorium, Byron $1.0.00; * War
Memorial Children’s Hospital, Lon
don, $10.00. Carried.
Williams-Dew: That Reeve and
Clerk be authorized to sign and sub
mit, to the Department of Public
Highways, the application for grant,
on expenditure on the Township
Highways in 1929. Carried.
Dew-Westcott: That the claim
sheet presented by Thos Brock for
damage to car in accident on Con
cession 8, be forwarded to the
Globe Indemnity Co., for considera
tion and recommend their immed
iate attention. Carried.
Dew-Westcott: That the Clerk be
Instructed to register with the Co.
Treasurer certain parcels of land
for unpaid taxes for 1929.
The Collector notified the Council
of certain other parcels of occupied
land having taxes unpaid, Shier and
Williams moved that he be author
ized to take steps to distrain for
same". Carried.
Williams-Dew: That a further ex
tension -of time be granted Collec
tors for the return of the Collector’s
Roll until February 1st, 1930. Car.
Dew-Williams: That t,he Times-
Advocate do the municipal printing
for 1'9 3'0 as per their former tender.
Carried.
Williams-Dow: That the Reeve
and Clerk interview a. Chartered Ac
countant as to terms and time for
the municipal auditing, with power
To -act. Carried.
Shier-Westcott: That the follow
ing orders be paid, viz,—
Edna Reynolds, Clerk Election Bd
Prov. Election Expenses $99.69; G.
A. MeCubb.in, C.E., Engineers fees
G. McDonald D. & W.C. $12.00; W.
Memorial Children’s Hospital, grant
$10.00; - Byron Sanitorium,
$10.00; the clerk, Municipal
tion Expenses $84.50; Fred
grant
Elec-
Ford,
snow patrolman, snow work conces
sion 2, $20.80 ; Dr. Dunlop, M.O.H.,
Bd. of H. Ex.‘ $65.50; the clerk re
gistration of Births, "Marriages and
Deaths $17.75. Carried.
The Council adjourned to meet
February 1st, 1930, at 1 p.m.
Henry Strang, Clerk
ANNUAL MEETING OF
Usborne & Hibbert, Mutual Fire
Insurance Company
Notice is hereby dfiven that the
Annual Meeting of ®he members o£
the Osborne & Hib®rt Mutual Fire
lusitr&ce Compand will be held in
the T n Hall, ............
day, F rpary th , __ _,
p.m., foU^tho purple of receiving the
reports
ors foi
election o
year term
any other
of the ComWiin
The Dirt
fice expires,
election are: IV
McConnell.
rquhar, >on Mon-
!3rd, 19.30, at 2
the DBfectors and Audit-
e pastoyear, and for the
Lt wo Directors, for a three
Auditors, and for
in the interestsiusil
hvhose term of o£-
vho eligible for re
Brock and Erank
;A. Turnbull, jSec’y.
Dated ot Exeter?' .January 11, 1930.
Telephone Operator
Had a Serious
Nervous Breakdown
Miss Ilena Shields, Owen Sound, Ont.,
writes:-—"I am a telephone operator*
and u few months ago I had a very
serious nervous breakdown,
”My nerves Were so bad I could not
sleep at night, and* I had a great deal
of pein in my heart.
”1 fried several medicines, but did
not got much relief until a friend
advised, me
I only took one
box and, part of
the second, and I
inn very thankful
I,took them ad I
now sloop soundly
and have no more
piling in my
heart.”
cents >1 box At all drtijggtjrtflPrice, 50 C
arid dealers, or mailed direct/ on receipt
of price by Tho T. Milburn Co.* Ltd.,
Toronto, Ont
'• She was very curious about things,
i “They tell me your husband is a
hydraulic engineer,” she said to her
best friend, “but I always understood
he .was something in the city. I didn’t
know he was a technical expert, or
anything wonderful like that.”
“He is a hydraulic engineer,” said
her friend, “but it’s not wonderful.
He just waters mining stock.”
Fees in Prospect,
“Was your church bazaar a success,
dear?”
“Yes, indeed. The minister will have
cause to be grateful.”
“What were the profits?” •
“Oh, there weren’t any. In fact the
expenses were greater than the re
ceipts. But ten of us girls got en-
gagai”
The Rod in Pickle.
*1 am thankful to my dear friend,
the policeman, for saving me from
getting into further trouble,” ob
served a man charged at Thames po
lice court.
Magistrate—If you’rq married the
real trouble will start when you get
koine.
, " A Strancer. -
“Can you vouch for this young man
you brought to my party?”
“I think so, but why? Surely he
has not proposed to your daughter so
soon?”
“No, but lie wants to give me a $4
•heck to cover his losses at bridge.**
The Farmer’s Advantage.
“You cut a face in a pumpkin to
make a Hallowe’en decoration.”
“You do,” said Farmer Corntossel,
“if you can afford the pumpkin. If
you live in town, you have to use some
kind of paper imitation.”-—Washington
1 Considering Health.
“You insist on shaking hands with
as many of your constituents as pos
sible?”
“Yes,” answered Senator Sorghum.
“Campaigning interrupts my golf and
I need the physical exercise.”—Wash
ington Start
» AN UNDERGRADUATE
Mr. Groundling; Here’s my apart-
, rnent. Rather stiff climb—four flights
up. _ ,,Mr. Winger, the Av13101,1 CaI1
! these flights? Guess you must still
be in the ground school.
’ Eccentric. ■
Thefe was a famous nth-a-lete,
I Eccentric sort o£ mope.
He did not fill the sporting sheet
. With autumn baseball dope.
. - Ears Probably Closed Also.
! Mrs. Judd—Science tells us now that
we hear much better with our eyes
closed.
: Mr. Judd—Yes. I noticed quite a
number trying the experiment last
Sunday evening in church.
A Way Out.
' Huh (with newspaper)—I see. a
judge has ruled that a .woman should
not spend more on clothes than for
j?cii
Wife—Well, then, we shall have to
pay a bigger rent.
Couldn't Be Literature.
' “You Wj?re not very complimentary
In speaking" of Scribson’s new book.”
“Didn’t I say it would sell by the
trainload?” ,
“That’s just the point I’m mfiking.”
—Birmingham Age-Herald.
. " A Large vOrder.
‘ “I want a tltess to put on around tlw
house,” said the lady in the depart
ment stove.
1 “How large Is your house, madam?”
Inquired the new clerk.—Hollywood
l-Iigh School News.
j A Hen-Pecked Bird.
1 “Wlmt’s Henpeck feeling so cheer*
ful about?”
“He’s found someone worse off than
he; lie’s just read that the male os
trich lmtches the eggs?’
i They Sometimes Do.
i “Hasn’t my fiancee a delightful baby
vdiee?’*
“I dUrinb, Afgy. I heard her talking
bass to her mother just now.”
Corrected.
“Hete fl gent of the old school.**
f “Bafcion me, yoh mean a gontlenian.
There ate ho gents Id the bld school?*
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