The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-05-15, Page 6TH'VIWATi W 15, 1030 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthly meeting of
Council of the Township of Hay
was held in the Town Hall, Zurich,
on Monday, May Sth, 1930. All the
members were present. The min
utes of the previous meeting were
adopted as read. The Council be-
organized as & Court of Revision on the • North Branch of the
Wack Creek Drain. Only one ap-
peal was considered.
The appeal of J, M. Richardson,
was disposed of as follows: The as
sessment on South half Lot 25, con.
■&., be struck out and the assessment
on North half Lot 24, Com 5 be listed at $2.3,70, And as no other
appeals had been received the Court
<ȣ Revision be closed. The Clerk 'Was then authorized to advertise for
lenders, same to be opened on Sat
urday, May 17th, at 7.30 o’clock p.m.
The Council then resumed the
srder of regular business and,’ the
following resolutions were passed,.
That the plan of hot SO, L.R.W.
Con., Township oh Hay, G, Turn
bull, owner, -be approved by the
Council of the Township of Hay and the Reeve and Clerk be 'authorized
to sign the same.
. That four pay'stations be install
ed at places to be chosen at Grand
Bend, and that two telephone booths
be purchased from the Bell Tele
phone Company for use' in the vil
lage,. . V . »
That the contract of constructing the West Branch Drain he awarded
to J. Reid at the price of .$3995.00
for completion of wobk. Drain to
be completed on or before October’
15th 3.930.
That the contract for constructing
the Wildfong Drain be awarded to Murray & Nicholson at the price of $3923.50 for completing the Main
Drain and Branch No. 1, and to Fred
Corbett and George Armstrong for
$750.50 for constructing Branch No.
2. Work to he completed on nr be
fore October 15tli, 1930.
That By-law No. 10, 1930, con
firming the appointment of L. Schu
macher as Weed Inspector be read
three times and finally passed.
That By-Law No. 11, 19.30 relat
ing to Nprtli Branch of Black Creek
Drain be read third time and finally passed.
That accounts covering payments
on Township Reacts, General and
Telephone accounts be passed as follows :
T. Ayotte, road No. 10, $11.32;
Repairs at Blake $-41.00; E. J. Stire
Rd. 10, $28.00; R. Geiger rd. 9, $3.; S. Martin, Road 6, $20.00; P, Schade
road 13, $7.40; J. Oesch road 8, $£,-
50; A. Reichert .......... ~iGredier, road 8,
road 10, $7;75;
2 and 13, $5.00 $12.25; D, B.'
$25.50; J
iM. M. Russell.......... ,Armstrong road 2, $5,00
road 4, $5.00; W. $12.60; E, Dater-s,
C. Aldswortli, road ; J, Rennie, toad 6,
Blackwell, road 5,
Parke, road 1, $15.00;
road 1, $6.75; G.
. „ R. Miller,'road 9, $18.10«. W, Ducharme, road
16, $5.00; -S. Hopp, road 2, $2.50;-S. Kopp, road 2
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Dominion Royal Master
is the greatest tire the
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'A tire smartly styled to
add distinction to the
most luxurious car.
A tire for years and
years of wear ... a tire
that has compiled the
most amazing mileage
records known to mod
ern motoring.
U. Pfile, road 14, $18.00; J. B Ri
chardson, road 5, $13.00. General ’Accounts-—Zurich Hydro, lights town
hall $3.33; J, P. Rau, serving By
laws North Branch Black Creek $6.00; Municipal World, supplies
$17.32; Mitchell Advocate, adv. $4.;
Exeter Times-Advocate, adv. $4.00; Amusement Tax Branch, tax $1.50:
G. L. Smith, Drain By-laws and adv.
$154.20. Telephone accounts-—Zu-
rich Hydro lights central office $2.- 74; Can. Tele, & Supplies, material
$13.65; Stromberg-Carlson, supplies $5.03; Northern Electric Co, mater
ial $320.35; C. N. R. freight $5.71; Zurich Central, switching $68.00; E.
R. Guenther, cartage $13,50; H. G. Hess, labor and material. $131.50.
‘The Council adjourned to meet
again on Monday, June 2nd', at 1.30 ■o’clock1 p.m. for the regular monthly
meeting anil as a Court of Revisioi
on the 1930 Assessment Roll.
A. F. Hess, Clerk
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50 YEARS AGO
The watering cart of Mr. John
Gillespie commenced watering the
streets on Tuesday last.
Mr. John Willis, of Exeter, shipp
ed a number of fat cattle to Eng
land yesterday.
Mr. Geo. Dyer has gone to Musk-
oka to spend the summer in fishing and shooting,
On Monday evening the tenders for watering the streets were open
ed at the Market House. Mr, Jas.
Oke’s the lowest, $14.00 per week,
he was awarded the contract.
Mr: P, Drew brought into the Times office a dandelion which
measured over three feet.
On Tuesday last a number of fat
cattle were sold in this neighbor
hood for the Liverpool market.
As usual |Mr, James Pickard stood at
the head' of the stock raisers. He
sold four for which he -rceived $500;
a -Shorthorn bull four years old and
weighing 2,800 pounds, he is con
sidered the heaviest in the country
at that age. A steer weighed 2,- 040, aged only four years; a heifer
1,740 and an ox 1740 making a to
tal weight' of 8220 pounds.
On Monday evening last three
voting men, Oliver Johnson, William
Weekes and Charles Sproal, met with
a ducking in the Aux Sable'River when their boat upset.
Pulman & Hamilton’s Circus vis
ited Exeter -on Tuesday last and gave
performances in the afternoon and
evening.
In a letter received from Mr. R. Luker, Ju the North West' Territory
he gives some prices of feed in the
Wetsr. Flour is five dollars per
hundred, bacon 17c. per pound, beef
12 to 14c. per pound, venison, 10c. per pound, wheat $1.30, oats $1.00,
barley $1.25 per bushel. Hardware
is also very high, stovepipes at Ra
pid City are 40c. per length, nails
10c. and upwards. Rapid City is
in the nicest place in the West. There
are 70 dwellings, 6 stores, 2 black
smith shops, post office, hardware
store, saw mill, grist mill and school
house. In a piece in the Huron Ex
positor on the question of the North
west Railroad the gentleman thinks
there is little use -of a' railroad up
here. He ■ also says there won’t be
anything for it to do for years to
come. We do want the road and
the sooner the better for us.
8T PAYXTO USE MAKTO-JENOUR PRODUCT’
RW EVERY PURPOSE- FOP, EVERY SURFACE
Brush Neu-Glos on that faded interior Wall, wood
work or that dulled, wear-marked furniture. It will dry to
the touch in Two hours. Four hours more and the newly’
lowing with captivating color, is ready
What need to tolerate a shabby home interior?
This wonderful medium gloss enamel is so dhsy
It dries so quickly. It transforms d
shabby things with color beauty to delight
the eye
Not a bit of objectionable odor in Neu-
Glos. A wide range of exquisite colors.
25 YEARS AGO
Among the successful ones- at the
Forest City Business -college at the
late examinations were: Mr. Wilbur.
McMurray, of Exeter • Miss Kate El
liott, of Centralia, and Mr. Hellen, of Seaforth.
K. L. Atkin, of Toronto, an. expert
electrician was here Saturday mak
ing an estimate of the value of the electric light plant.
Mr. Geo, Huston, of Laumore, N.
Dakota, after an absence of eleven
years is renewing acquaintances in
town the guest of his brothers,
Messrs. H. E. and W. C. Huston,
Mr. Geo. Kernick very pleasantly
entertained a large number of- his
relatives and friends at the home
of his neice Mrs. A. ,'Sheere on Fri
day night. Mr. Kernick and his
daughter left, the next morning for
Guelph to visit'for -a,few days prior
to returning to Par-ry Sound. In June
Mr. Kernick intends returning to California.
At a special, school meeting of the
ratepayers of S. S. No. 5, Crediton,
held in the school house it was de
cided to build a new school house.
Mr. Robert Willis, of (Marlette,
Mich., was here visiting relatives at' liis home .in London.
Mr. Chas. Down has completed
liis second year of his ministerial
studies in Toronto and is at liis home here.
Mr. Herbert Gregory is honie from
Osgoode Hall and is again with Gladman & Stanburv.
Martin-Scnour products for every
purpose, for every surface,
are sold by
G. A. HAWKINS
Exeter, Ont
15 YEARS AGO
We understand that Mr. William
Turnbull, of Farquhar, has sold liis
fine farm to Mr. Richard -Scott,., possession to be given next spring.
Mr. Chris. Zuefle and family have
moved into their residence vacated
by Mr. W. D. Clarke, on Andrew St.
and the house vacated b'y tile former
is now occupied by Mr. Sanderson.
Mrs. Wm. -Skinner, of, Usborne. is
progressing nicely.after an accident
in which she fell and’cut a nasty gash in her head..
On Thursday last when in an auto
near Ailsa Craig four Exeter men,
Messrs. N. Stanlake, C. HfeyWood, A.
Moord. and A. Hastings had an un
pleasant experience. Mr. * Stanlake was driving and when crossing a con
cession south of Craig the machine
struck a high ridge of gravel, the
car twisted completely around and
unset. No one was seriously injured. ’ '
Miss Lila John* ou (Monday even
ing held a patriotic towM shower at
her home whpn 9'9 towels Were re
ceived. The towels/will be ;sent to the Red Cross Society at Toronto
for >use at the Front, ■ > • 1
John Silver. Jr., of <the 4tb Con.
of Usborne, met with a painful ac
cident on Tuesday last, t * ' ■kicked in the face by a colt,
quired several “
wound.
The Passenger side of Mr. William
Schroeder’s motorcycle collided with
the wheel of a buggy -on Thursday
evening on Main (Street and the jar spilled Mr. Schfoeder and the cycle
all over the ro-yd1. No injury and
little damage was done.
of 50 cents.
! are issued by the Department
icle Permits. There are one
unty. The fee is $1.00.
ses must undergo examination
m. The fee for an examination
he being
It re-
stitches to close the
ONTARIO
Have You Renewal Your <
Motor Vehicle
ehicle in Ontario, you
are the holder of a 1930IF you are operating a Mot
are breaking the law unless
Chauffeur or Operator’s License^
Traffic Police are now appre
purpose of examination of lie
In case of accident, traffic office
ly call for your license card,
you whenever you sit behiri
facie evidence that you are
. Its absence will render you '
be interpreted to mean ths
driver! Do not lay yourse
needless blame.
Application forms for new
secured from the Departm
Vehicles Branch, from an
hroughout the Province,
Jfcvou seek a renewal, ha\' vu. ««If you have lost itj|p duplicate will be issued by ’
which t
is $1J
iding motorists for the
or police will immediate-
Be sure you have it with
■ the wheel. It is prima
[ualified to operate a car.
le to a fine and also may
ou are not a competent
open to inconvenience and
r renewal licenses may be
of Public Highways, Motor
of the Department’s Agents
from any Licensed Garage,
our license card of 1929 with
on
icense. .Have it in your pocket
roduce it whenever called upon
Do not allow anyone who does
r Operator’s License to drive your
Newland renewal Licens
ir issuer of Motor
or m e issuers in every
Applic^its for new t lie
issuer will arr
Carefully preserve your
every time'^rou drive,
by an office f the la
not possess
car.
Ontario Department of Highways
Motor Vehicles Branch.
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