HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-01-22, Page 3Tray Council
• The Council .of the. Township .of
Hay ,net in the Town X all, 2irrich,
• on Monday, :January 12th, according
:to the Municipal Act,when the foie
Jowirrg subscribed to the declaration
oi: office; Reeye Louis Ii,' Jude,;
.cou.acillcrs,. W. F. Alexander, Alfred
]Redick, David Ducharme and Edmund.
Wolper. The e:ou;ncil their, becaii e'
organized for the year 1931. The
reeve in a short :address stressed'
the need sof economy and fullest co-'
operation .in all matters corning' he -
fore the council. A. number of com-
munications \vete presented and or-
.4ered filed. The following resolu-
tions were passed, lMbved by 10,
Wainer, seconded by A, Mellick, that
the following be appointed officials
of the Township of 1 -lay for the year
e X.931: Clerk and Treasurer, A. V,
'Hess; assessor, W. R. Ediglio'ffer;
collector, lt. ,Miller Weee Inspector,
L. Seliumacher;. auditors, W, S.
Johnston and K, Routledge; caretak-
er, J, Albr:cirt; Member of Board of
Health, C. �. •Schilbe;., Sanitary In-
spector, Eastern Division, 13. C. Ed-
wards; -Western Division, J. Block
-.and that a Ey-law be prepared con-
itirming appointed for passing at next
streeting, Moved by Edmond Wolper,
seconded by A. Melick, that the sal -
Aries to be paid to the officials of the
Township of Hay for the year 1931
be fixed es follows; --Cleric anti the
"Treasurer, for township $360.; Twp.
Roads $20.; Telephone 4350.; as-
sessor, $120.; collector, $45,; care-
taker, $5Q; auditors, $1.0 for town-
ship and $2 for telephone each; the
Weed Inspector,. 40 cents per hour
including traitsp,oration and what a
oby-law be prepared coni'irming same
' for passing at next meeting, • Mov.ed
by D. Ducharnio, seconded by W. Al-
;exander, that tile Clerk be .autliorize'd
-to subscribe for• nine copies of the
Municipal World, one. copy for each
•.of the following; Reeve, Councillors,
',101erk, Assessor,. Collector and Road
Cdt
(Pga•Csoco
evivta
itofade
1
ANGIER'S EMULSION is a very
effective remedy ee overcome and
resist the respiratory digestive and
itrtestinal effects of Colds, Crippe or,
Influenza. 7t: lessens the soreness of y .
the • "throat and chest, loosen' s.• the
evhleent enter times crithist-tit-the .ire-.
' eessity of depressing narcotics-, cases
and quiets the cough.. •
. ANGIER'S EMULSION is sootlt-
„.ing to the stomach -and intestinal
creep. It improves Chet appetite and
� • • digestion and exerts .: pronounced
tonic and invigorating influence
tepee the whole sysl.etn.Italso \frau\
tains a nor,inal healthy condition in
the bowels socsscntial for a prompt
recovery. •
.A.NCXER'S EMULSION is equally
,effective for adult* and. children.
A.1;,'itislr Doctor 65e :And $:L20
wrie.'s ``1; ffi.;r.d . at Druggists. to.
417g:,tr's rained* '
/or bro,tclrilig' rt%ril'•,7
crust affections."
(Signed) M.D...
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Endorsed by The Medical Profession "
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A. J. CLATWORTHY
• Phone 12
GRA+NTONK, ONTARIO
Superintendant. Nerved by E. Wai-
ver, seconded: ;by A, 11.Ielieit, that the
Collector he authorized :to continue
the levy of the unpaid •tares for '1990..
and that the penalty.and costs of .oat-.
lection be added as a debt due the
Owlishly. Moved by ,;M11r. e1,,i11'ehiczt,
seconded 'by E, l'iralper,, that the .an -
•p al meeting of the suitscriberta of the
Hay Municipal Telephone !System be
held in the Town, hall, Zurich, •qn
Saturday; Jenuary .31, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, Moved • hy^ P. Du-
chasiite, seconded by WM. Alexander,
that the council of the Township of
Hay for the sake of economy will not
dray any accounts for opening snow
roads this winter unless :such work
is done under authority ,of .the Road
Superintendent, and Ask, :all rate.pay-
ere to co-operate in keeping the
roads .open as far es possible,. Moven
by D. Dueharme, seconded • by W.
Alexander, that the following be ap
pointed peuudkeepers for the Town,.
slt•ip of Hay: A. Ingram, O. L, Petty,
S. Schroecdee, S. Gveb, W. J. Johnston..
Hoffman, G, Meeker, D, Schwart- •
zentruber, Ii, :Krueger, F. Turnbull
and is W. Denotnme, And the foie
lowing sheep valuators: J, Parks, P.
Ifaberer and 1', icading, • And the
following fettles viewers: D. B. Black-
well, J. PfaYt, Ii, Steinbach, J. Eck-
stein and A. Hendrick and that a by-
law be prepared confirming Appoint—
ments for passing .at the next cents-
t.!l meeting."'+Pored by W. Alexan-
der, seconded by, D. Ducharpie, that
the Reeve and Clerk be authorized
to sign and submit to the Minister of
Public Highways of Ontario the pees
tttion of the Township of Hay, show-
ing that during the year 1930 ther'e-
ltas been. expended upon the Town-
ship roads the suis of • $12,143,37
'and up.5n the ,streets of the Police
\rilinge of Zurich the sum of $273,39
and requesting the 'statutory grant
on- those .amounts according to, the
Ontario. Highway Act and amend-
ments thereto. Moved by W. Alex-
ander, seconded by D. Ducharine,•
that accounts covering payments.ron
telephone and general accounts be
passed per voucliers" as -follows: Gen-
eral Accounts—'G. E. Thompson and
others, labor re Alexander amt. Eac-
rett drains, $30; Township -Clerk, re-
gistering births, deaths, - marriages,
$2125; Oetarisa Hosiptal, re C. Rupp
$39•; Ele;•ti.su expenses, $127.10; Sick
Children's Hospital, grant $5. Tele-
phone accounts—,Strontberg• Caris.on
Telephone .Mfg. Co„ supplies, 700.;
Canadian Telephone & qupplies, ma-
teerial $7.38; Northern Electric. Com -
Pally, supplies, $94.75; Zurich Cen-
tral, ewitctiinee six weeks, $102; P.
afeteaa.e,. salary, batteries, ete, $520.-
10. • Moved .by A• Melick, seconded
by E. Walper, that 'sire council -ad-
ourn to meet again on Saturday,
"January, 31st;. at' 10 io"clock in the
forenoon, A.' F. Hess, Clerk.
7:7 ZI JRICH t:
Mrs, Alb. Rittenhouse' suffered a
stroke recently and is quite ill at her.
home.. •
Misses Flossie and Gertrude Web-
er are spondiug a fe\i- days with their'
friends: in London
.Mr. Milian Johntors and. little,
daghter, of New Ontario, visited with;
the farmer's parenta n•%r, ane.- Mrs.
Thos. Johnston, of the Town Line,
Hay Township.
• Mr. :Milton .IVIt;Adams'was struck in
th': eye in a • hockey game against
Henan recently requiring 4 stitches
to clese the wound.
Herbert 7Veeb Was taken to Saint
'J'ssoph'e Hospital, London, the. re-
sult of an . accident near 'St. ,Ichns
when returning from London Mr. H.
Harry Rose was driving the -:car when
another car pulled up and made a
cdmpiete turn in .front of Mom. l\Ir.
Rose was unable to step in time to:
avoid a collison ,and struck the car.
Messrs. 1'+ 'red Thiel and Harry Neel).
Were also••in,the 2ur`ett ear,
• Mt. Bruce Bossenberry, Proprietor;'
-of the Inlpeial Hotel, Grand Bead, is
visiting his brother, a'r; Addison
Bossenberry, in Cal jornia, who is
seriously ill. -
Mrs: C. Fritz, and son Ward, ac-•
conpanied by Mrs. J. Kellerman, OE
DashKvood, spent a few clays in Tor-
onto where ':Ward ,attencee a conven-
tion of Ontario Shoe Merchants At
so.ciation,
Rev. L. W. Power recently united
in marriage Margaret, daughter of
Afr. Jacob Re.gier, and Mr. Mireait,
son of the. late David Mireait; all of
7tiricil. Mr and Mrs. Mil eau will
reside in Zurich. •
i• h:tsed
Mee Andrew Thiel has pit c
the evening property 'vest of the
schoel, occupied by Mr. P. Kaehenis
tend family from Mrs. N. SauiderCock
of l'ensall,
:sir' the past lit veer'
MAtitirACTuozo ONLY int
'THE t, MiLiiURN CO, Ltnmiteli
Toad., Onto
y.
SIV aS Troubled With
INDIGESTION
AfterEvery Meal
B. B. B. is the medicine the sufferer
from dyspepsia or indigestion requires
to put the stomach into shApe as it
regulates the bowels, pterr ores :perfect.
digeetiot, tcXnes lip the storeich, and
restores pe ect health to the eyetern.
114rs. J, X), H Liggins, Onvrard, Sask.r
Writes: -•-"t Was troubled 1`'ith it-
digesti6t1 after every meal, And could
hardly stand the pain irk my stemaeh.
A friend advised Burdock Hood •Tit tore
Mid after the first bottle I was greatly
,shaved. f httve tion finished• the
third bottle, rind X'ben eat itny thing 1
like and enjoy my Menai% Without thin
terrible indiRMtiert X had suffered Atter
every Meal."
'THE EXETER .TIMI S. nVO.0 TE.
1.113:1004,14 OsItr ie'4.'C>ti ft
EDITO.R1A1..
Where there lsto law there is no .liberty,
!. !. * .t a 4' 4 4
There IBA() process known to man by whdelr satisfactory results:
i:an be ,got from unsatisfactory raetitods.
U H, * 4. -o <' * tit
"There is, no right to spear\ against the public safety by any-
h.r.dy, anytime, anyeeltere,".—Galvin Coolidge. .
e t e F e. e
.So tar the winter of 1930 and 1931 has been characterized by
an niillsual amount of sunlight. ;So far there has been little mere
weather,
fi * e V ' e «.
'Toy win out in arty worth while line these days one must prat-
tics the .self-denial and the severity and the industry of a sitnen pure
hero, It' is still true that, "drowSlllees clothes a man with rage."
rt. * * u * s a
In your best moments does your heart warm and your con-
seience :sing sweetly to you on. your recalling how you. used your .
chances and your possessions' during Christmas week? There
is no pocket in a shroud. •
• Our contemporary, "The Farmer's Advocate," has Just :oonclud-
ed a most milk per acre campaign. One lesson taught this • cam-
paign seams to indicate that .the milk: sold to the cheese factory Is
the best revenue preducer of the Ontario farmer, . Mr. Fred R.
Thornton patron of the Kintore factory and winner in the Strat-
ford group says, -"mut. has been the standby, even with eheese.sell-
• Ing at alower level than It has for t number of years." Mr. Thorne
ton's herd supplies the following :suggestive figuress +Seventeen cows
duri'}g the six months of the campaign, produced 121,444 pounds
of Milk or an :average of 1, 619 pounds of milk per acre. The re- .
;ceipts per .cow were $50.90 plus the whey. Not. so bad.
1"iRS'1: :RATE
it seems that the Kiwaniatrs of St. Thomas, some little tithe.
ago, entertained the. farmers sof ) 1gia county: at a banquet. Just
noir the farmers, of Elgin are .reciprocating by entertaining their
city brethren at a banquet that promises tp be quite unique, All
the food to be used at the banpuet'is to be produced in Elgin .countY.
The bread is to be inade from flour produced wholly in Elgin.. All
the baking is to be dente by t'he ladies of the counyty. The only ar-
ticle not Eight. produced Is to be the coffee; It is to be a genuine
all -Elgin banquet. -
This is fine. When farmers get this :Spirit we may look for
better days, Surely the time has come when farmers, should aban-
don for ever that drat le hand attitude to any other class under the
sun.
re fi * - a ,k
(itl]1E NEEDED
Buyers „eneraily elroul.d see to It that they purchase goods made
In Canada, if pessitrle. If such. goods are not the product the of Cana-
dian skill and labor inquiry' should be made for gooclSrtn.ade witlttn
,the Empire, Tho following housekeepees experience is suggestive:
"Isn't it Jolly to 1 now t.lhat 'whett.:'ve have bought Ply all,, the home -
green, greenhouse :tomatoes that'there tire, that we can get Empire -
grown ones del'dvered at outdoor front the fair -o- f West Indies? We
can also, get oranges and other fruits` front'the'saine source—there
was a shipment of oranges from tIier 'some tune'before Christmas,
and another load ig expected ;shortly: •;': ' • •
No lodger are we dependant ori'•the pale pink and tasteless
toughness that went by the name ofetomato,;and came in to us in
shoals from across tie border. \rendre self -`contained at last:
x �, r, ° * ' .s * 'x, '
DESTROYING (i:1.;t1)L N ';MADE •
In view et Clio fact that Cantle a le anxiously trying to Build ttp
a: paying export trade the followinfgleaned''from the St. Thomas
Tines -Journal utak^s depressing reading. It seems. that. the apple
crop in Frame in, 1930,.fell' short. .Aycordingly the Canadian trade
Cainnissionel• prevailed upon French buyers- to have apples shipped
from Canada, the 1ery thing 'Canaciiaits desired. So far so good,
now let Air. Inge ,rn, es quoted in tite•'Ti.mestJournal, take lip the
story: "The last shirment from Canada was far from being a credit
to the shippers., comparison with American apples of a .similiar.var-
iety showing the Canadian much inferior quality. Apples, which.
were Sold as extras fancies. were bruised, of irregular coloring, and
the grading also not as good.
"The principal cause +of the poor 'condition was clue to the fact
that the boxes :were not lined with corrugated palter es was the case.
with the American. The lids and the sides of the boxes had bruise
ed then\."
The Ottawa 'Journal Makes this 'Continent •on the situation:
"Canadian apple growers aro eternally complaining to the Gov-
ernment that they'are without •adegitate assistance. They have been
a
i
complaintitg ea lo>viy and so loudly 'that they have been pro-
tection
given e
tection almost as high as • ianan's Gallows. Yet in this case, after
a Government trade eommissilpner had helped to get them a profit-
able market abroad, wine of theme Would throw the market away by
ship.piitg inferior products.' .
"Itis not a. new complaint. ,this, Everybody, knows that one
of the vital things in holding an export trade is to be scrupulously
careful itt seeing to 1'.'titat goods shipped reach their destination in
good condition. iot toryears ave had coneplaints of Canadian
carelessness in this raped. Warning after warning on the part of
those who had Canada's export trade at .heart a.inieared to be un-
availing.
ICNIVA
(Intended, Por last week.)
The deepest sympathy of this cout-
mituity is extended to alt, Michael
O'Rourke and family in the loss of
a wife and mother•.
lvllss Lstlter• ,�$eeb Is visiting in
I(ippeu at the. pf'esent •tide.
A. number frotti Isere attended the;
danco at Mr. 3. Wilds on Thursday
evening and report a good tine.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Wildtong spent
Sunday 'with Mr. and Mrs. William
Smith in •Ct editoit.
Mr, Oscar i filo% of the Lake Rd,,
and lady friend ;sprint Euit.day with.
M,:', and Mrs, WM, Stade.
"The Magee Dorothy and Ila:
.Scliteettete of .Sharon, spent Satur-
day with Mies +::Ponies l)letrich,.
Ur. Alegi:. Voisen, of Kitchener,',
visited a few days hist Weer;, with
Mir and Mes;elas. 31tei',
1
CROMARTY.
(Intended, for lest week.)
The tonna' meeting of the Orem-
arty Presbyterian church was held
in the basement of the ehueeh on
Thursday last. Reports preseuted by
the • managers. and ,secretary were
very .satisfactory. Showing that in
spite of strenuous times our church
is in a vory prosperous Condition.
Mrs, 'Weitzman:, of Niagara falls
Is at present visiting :with her •
mother Mrs. Donald hirRellar,
"Letts helve our
Shredded Wheat
with hot mill
this morning.'"
"I GMT that's what you and
the children like,. these cold
winter mornings It's the
easiest hot dish imaginable!
I simply heat the biscuits in
theoven and then pour licit
milk over them, Sometimes
I add cream, For a' warm
and satisfying breakfast that
is easily digested, it's the
favorite with us all."
THE CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT
COMPANY,.i.TD
WITH ALL THE BRAN
OF THE WHOLE WHEAT
Stephen Council .
The council of the. Township' of
Stephen convened at the Toi n Hall,
Crediton, on Monday, January 12th,
1931, at 11 a.m. All members were
Present. Each subscribed to his
Declaration of .Office and took his.
seat. The minutes of tyre previous
meeting were read and approved.
meeting: were' read and approved.
Moved by Mr. H. Beaver, second
ed by Mr. 'W. Dearing:
That, a 13y" -law be passed appoint-
ing the following officers'. and of-
ficials; viz:—
Assessor, Truant Registrar and
Sheep Valuator, Joseph Guinea; Au-
ditors, John •.Graybeil and Charles
Christie; caretaker, Ernest Guet-
tinger.
Members of Board of Health, Reub-
en Goetz and William ,Sweitzer; San-
itary Inspectors, Eli Lawson, George
Merner and William 13. Oliver; Ath-
letic Field Committee, Reuben Goetz
and William Sweitzor; Co\d Tag In-
spectors, . Eli Lawson and . Henry
Link; Weed Inspector; John Geiser;
Milk Inspector, Ernest Guettinger.
School Attendance Officers,. Eli Law-
son for Schools, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 14 and
:Anions 9 and 13; George Merner for
schools 6, 7, 11, 15 and Unions 16
and. G; William B. Olive:' for schools
10., 12 and, Unions $, 17 and 18.
Fence Viewers, Henry Mills, John
Merida., Charles Christie, Jacob
Ratz, Henry la. Klatt, Eli King, W.
J.' Brown, John Gill, Jaynes Hodgins.
Pound I{eepers, B. D. Cook, Hiram
Shapton, Royal 'Geiser, Michael Ryan
William Love, George Woiper, Alvin
Baker, Arthur J. Amy, Christian
Finkbeiuer, Arthur Baker, Solomon'
Pollock, Wilfred Desjardine, George
Clark, William Stacie, Garfield Steep-
er, Harold J#ropltey. Road Foremen
No. 1, Nelson Baker, No. 2, William
Sanders, No, 3, Lewis Davey, No. 4,
George Hirtzel, No. 5, Alvin. Balser,
No. 6, Henry Schenk„ No. "7, Robert
Gower, No, 8, William. Schwartz, No.
9, Albert 12egier, No. 10, Wilburn
Becker, No. 11, Michael Madden, No.
12, Otto iVillert, No. 13, Roy Ratz,
No. 14, 'Wesley England, No. 15,
John Idoulahan, No. 16, Edwatd
Lamport, No. 17, Wesley Isaac, No.
18, Augustus' Latta, No. 10, W. J.
Lovie, No. 20, W. P. Lovie, No, 21,
William Bake:', No, 22, Roy klodgins
No. 23, Nelson Baker, No,. 24, Wil-
liam 13ownan, No. 25, Earl Gaiser,.
No. 26, Deter Eisenback, No. 27, F.
Triebner.
The :following to be the reale of
O I: ,�► R rr UP NOW
that sore throat, tonsiiitis, catarrh,
]ray fevo , colds, Whooping -cough,
cr'oitlr, et>tglt and tonsil troubles
with 'Sybiila iSpitltr's renmtly, Good
results, quickly. 'pry it,,, EXeter
rind -Zeitsan Druggists.
wages for 1931: removing snow, mail
and team 30c. an hour; :mail ,onl'yr
15e. .an hour; •spring,• simmer add, •
fall work, mart and :team 40c. an hs_
man only 20c. an hour; .ivatroimam.
25c. an hour. Carried.
Moved by Mr. IX Beaver, second-,
ed, by Mr. Pe. Gill: That By-law No.
449 of. 1931 1 eiug a By-law toau-
thorize the Reeve and 'Treasurer tae
berme funds to meet curent.expense .
es until the taxes -of 1931 are col-
lected, having been .read three' times
be signed by the proper officials and
the seal of the Corporation :be af-
fixed thereto. 'rCatried.
Moved by Mr. W. ,Sweitzer, and
seconded by- Mr. W. Dearing: That
the Reeve' and Clerk, make applies-
tion to the Department of. :'ubli;e H .
Of the Province of Ontario for .the
statutory• grant towards the expendi-
ture incurred by the Township on
Highways for the year 1930: Car..
Moved by Mr. W. Dearing,• seoond-
by Mr. E.' Gill: Thttt the following
Pay ',Sheets and Orders be paid:
Road No• 23, Centralia l;olhce Vil-
lage $24.61. Municipal World, sup-
plies $35.12; Peter Mcisaac, burial
expenses re J. Baird $30.00; F. J.
Wickwire, printing $33.50; Tile Ste-
ward of the Ontario Hospital, Wood- ,
Bank of Commerce, commission on
stock re: A. Willia tis •$19.511; Can.
taxes $S3,15; Can. Bank of Com-,
coerce, commission on cheques $3.6G..
Carried.
The •Council adjourned to. meet
again at the Town Hall, Crediton,
on Monday, Mar:clh,2nd, 1931, at 1 •
p.in.
Henry Either. Clerk
:[)own. and Out
• Jeffrey: "So your son has .been
injured and is corning home from.
college?" •
Briggs: "Yes, ho sprained Itis uk-
ulele finger."
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25°
CHAPPED SHIM
Dilutel4iiriakd'd With one•halE
::
west oil or erettre. Apply
odes a day; For Fta3t Bite .
,cc tt=aLih=eneat. freely arid
'undiluted.
NO freebie. Very heating!
:.1
SUFFERED FROM BACKACHES
When Doing Her Housework
;Isis. (;eo. Dennis, I'.teek, Seek.writes:—"I stifIered,
for four rears, Prem haekaehes,:'Iron, t was doing my ltittse-
\work. A friend'told me about Doati'is kidney
I
have taken five bosses and any now feeling fine again,
WA of ambition, to do ttty oh -n rt"ork, washing, etc. TIto
j,aing i11 my back are Completely, gone, ittid the pu tnoss
under my eyes has disappeared. 1 reeointriend Doan'o
Kidney Pink to itit suffering i1•atuen,"
rt lee fi0 rent a boss: At alielrlig Itnd general atbtree or
nulled direct on receipt of )trice byThe e Tr Miami* Co..
Ltd,, Toronto, Oat,
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