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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-7-12, Page 47� 1 T 6, That It shall be lawful for the said Municipal Does Youl' Blood Need Irony Coiporatmu of the 1 inane of Exeter to loan the stud aura of ;i10,U00 to be raised wider Oda lig 1 all to rhe Exeter Canning aria 1'reserving Company, Limited, loot,M for the purpose of aiding them to establish and oper- �vate a Caunfng Factory, mChe sand village Of Exeter, on the terms and conditions set forth and eoutained in a written contract or agreement, made and eater- ed irate between the said, Municipal Corporation, and ' the said company, bearing, date the Ninth day oaf. July, 1006, said loan to be secured by a first )mortgage in favor of said Corporation. upon the land, building, Has the blood building virtue and is considered to be one of the most tenergetic.blood makers and vital re- tAtoratives, thus a most certain means rlaf invigoration in geueral debility. The Greatest of all Tomos dole's Beef, Iron & Wine :i7For a run clown, fatigued and listless constitution. You cannot take it 'without becoming at once conscious ..oaf renewed strength and energy. WHAT 1T HAS DONE FOR OTHERS IT WILL DO FOR "YOU. TRY IT, feet the Best 111: •large 50 cent Bottles COLE'S DRUG STORE Exeter, Ontario AMMAN z t ' ni u at , Sanders & Creech, Props.. URSD ..Y, JULY 12, '06 TY -LAW NO —OF THE- -VILLAGE OF EXETER FOR THE YEAR 1906. MO MN A. By -Law for borrowing the sum of $10,000 and to issue debentures therefor and to authorize the levy- ing of a special rate for the pay - anent of the debentures and inter- est, for the purpose of loaning the said sum to The Exeter Canniug and Preserving Company, Limited, to aid such Company in establish- ing and operating a Canning Fac- tory in said Village of 'Exeter. WHEREAS the ratepayersof the Municipalityof the V211ageof Exeter, at a public meeting, resolved that the above By -Law should be submitted to a vote :and if carried that the saidsum of $10,000 be raised on the debentures of the said Village as hereinafter provider and loaned to the said .Company, on the d erns and conditions set forth -and contained in .a ppreliminary agreement entered into by and between the MuaiciparCouncil of the said Village and the .cprovisfonal directors of the said Company. AND WHEREAS it is desirable to issue the said •:debentaree•at one time and to stake the principal of :the said debt repayable by yearly sumo during the - period of fifteen years, being the currency of the said ',debentures, said yearly sums being of such respective amounts that the aggregate amounts payable m each year shall be as nearly as possible in principal and in- terest equalto the amount so payable in each of the other fourteen years of the said period as detailed in. a clause 4 of this By -Law. AND WHEREAS the total amount required by ":the Municipal Act to be raised annually by special gate for paying the said debt and interest as herein- : after provided is $931.10. AND WHEREAS the why 1. rateable property of tthe said Village according to the last revised Aseess- e]sent Roll is $549,949. AND rr IiEREAS the existing debenture debt of a_the said Village of Exeter is as follows: $5216.21 borrowed under the authority of By -Law : 'to. 5, of the Village of Exeter, for the year 1893. 'Railway) - $400 borrowedvnder the authority of By-LawNo. '5-.9, of the Village of Exeter, for the year 1897. (Fire 'Protection) $558.40 borrowed under the authority of By -Law No. of the Village of Exeter, for the year 1890. • ,-(Local Improvement) - $1250.00 borrowed under the authority of By -Law No. 7, of the Village of Exeter, for the year 1901. .(Fire Protection) $1194.16 borrowed under the authority of By -Law No. 5, of the Village of Exeter, for the year 1901. • , .(Local Improvement) • 81655.47 borrowed under the authority of By -Law No. 9, of the Village of Exeter, for the year 1903. • ;,;(Local Improvement) 81720.54 borrowed under the authority of By -Law .No. 6, of the Village of Exeter, for the year 1905. t1(Loca1 Improvement) And there is nothing in arrears for principal or 'finterest. AND WHEREAS 'it is necessary to appoint the -.dime, places and officers for taking the votes of duly r, qualified voters upon this By -Law. BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Muni- aci al Council of the Village of Exeter: 1. That for the purposes aforesaid it shall be law- tful for the Reeve and Council of the said Municipal. iiky to raise by way of loan from any person or per- • - sons, company or companies, body or bodies corpor- .ate, who may he willing to advance the same on the .credit of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, a. -sum of money not exceeding in the aggregate $10,000 the amount of the debt intended to be created by .this By -Law. 2. That the Reeve and Council of the said Munici- pality be and are hereby empowered, authorized and wequired to make and issue in due form of law deben- =tures of the said Village to the amount of $10.000, , Ten Thousand Dollars) in sums of not leas than One 'fundred Dollars each, each of which debentures :shall' be issued on the First day of August, 1907, and ;shall he dated on the da e of the issue thereof and the -said debentures shall bepayable in equal amounts on lthe 15 day of December in each year, during the said fifteen years next succeeding the said 15th day of December, 1007, such amounts being grade up of the aggregate sum due each year on account of principal .xtndinterest as shown by Clause thereof. 3. The said debentures shall bear interest at the ,rate Of four and one -halt per centum per annum, pay - Able yearly at the office of the Treasurer of the said .Municipality. 4. During the currency of the said debentures l;here shall be raised annually by special rate ori all :the rateable property, of the said Village of Exeter,. -tbe'sum Of $931.10 for the purpose of haying the :amount due in well of the years for principal and 4nterestin respect of the said debt as follows;. Years Principal Interest Total 1 $481 10 8450 00 5031 10 :a 002 80 428 30 031 10 :3 • 525 42 405 68 931 10 .4 640 00 882 04 931 10 t11 673 77 357 35 931 10 •6 599 69 831 61 931 10 °7 626 57 304 63' 91 10 8 654 76 876 84 031 10 ''9 084 22 246 88 931 10 10 716 01 210 00 051 10 11 747 18 183 92 931 10 12 780 80 16630 931 10 13 816 04 116 16 931 10 14 862 66 78 46 021 10 1G 801 13 30 07 031 10 $10000 00 68066 50 513,960 60 5, Each of the said debentures shall; be algaled by ttheReeye of the said .rfunieipalitys or by some other tefersolf authorized by By-Layv to sign the same, and AM; the Treasurer of the fetid Municipality, and the '.Clerk shall attnoh thereto the Corporate Seal of the ;said Mnninipality. And the said tlebentures shalirt e payable at the otlice of the Trcasurer in the said i it. ware of Exeter, machinery and plait of said Company and to he re+ payable infifteen ' years from the First day of August,. 1907, in ten equal annual installments of 81000 each, without interest, the first of said lustallniente to be Paid on Firat day of August 1013, and subsequent' in- stallments annually thereafter, until the whole of the saidsmu of $10,000 shall be fully paid, but each loan to the said Ootnpauy shall not be made until the said Companyshall have purchased the. land as a. site for the said factory, built and fully completed the saidfactory and installed therein the proper and necessary machinery, at a cost of not less than $12,000, in the manner stated in the said agreement and until the said Company shall have effected and transferred to the said corporation an insurance mien the build- ing, plant, machinery, equipment and stock of the said Company to the full insurable value thereof, such insurance to be held by the Corporation as col- lateral security, with the said mortgage for the repay- ment of the said loan, nor until the whole of the capital stock of the said Oompauy, viz:—$25,000 shall Wive been subscribed and the three quarters thereof paid op, and the said Company shall have complied with the other terms and conditions of the said agreement, 7. That it shall be Iawful for the Municipal Coun- cil, of the said Oorporntion, to tlx the Assessment of the Company's lands, buildings and plant at 85000, for a tern of ten years, to be for the fixings of all rates save school rates. 8. That the moneys received by thesaid Corpora- tion from the said Company on account and in re- payment of such loan shall forthwith after the receipt thereof, be deposited to a special account in ,some Chartered Bank, and that the moneys standing, at the oredit Of such special recount, or a sufficient part thereof, at Chenille of settling the total annual rate and making up the Oollector's Roll, for any year of the said debenture term, shall be applied in or to- wards payment of the amount falling due in such year for principal and interest on account of the de- bentures; issued under the authority of this By -Law and that the amount Lobe raised in such year shall be reduced to the extent of the sum so applied, and that any surplus remaining at the end of the said de- benture tern, after the payment of the said deben- tures, shall be carried to the credit of the said Muni- cipality and applied towards the payymeat of any other hability of the said Municipality, which the law may authorize the Municipality to pity. 0. That this By -Law shall talc- s'.Itc;, ant come' into operation 51 •. c'•'•1• u•o}y the votes of the electors, nu the day d„ ane final passing thereof. 10. That the votes of the duly qualified electors shall be taken on Saturday, the 4th day of August, 1006, between the hours of nine a m., and five p.m., at the several places hereinafter mentioned, by the officers whosenames are hereinafter mentioned: • In pollingsub-divisian No.l at SilasHandford's residence, Main at., by R. N. Creech, Deputy Returning Officer, and,Jatnes.Creech, Jr, Poll Clerk; is polling subdi- vision No. 2, at Weekes Bros.' shop, Main sty, by Jas. Weekes, Deputy ReturningOfficer, and W. D. Weekes, Poll Clerk; in polling sub -division No. 3, at Joseph Cobblediok'soffice, Corner of Main and Wellington streets, by Joseph Davis, Deputy Returning Officer, and L. D. 'Vincent, Poll Clerk; in Polling sub -division No. 4, at the Town Hall, by H. E. Huston,. Deputy Returning Officer, and John J. white, Poll Clerk, and that Joseph Senior, Clerk of the said Municipal- ity, shall be the Returning Officer, to whom the . re- turns of voting shall be made by the said Deputy Re- turning Ofcets. 11, .That the Reeve of the said Municipal Corpora- tion shall attend at the Council Room, in the Town Hall, on Mondry, the 30th day of July, 1900, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of appoint- ing persons to attend at the variouspollingsub-divis- ions and places aforesaid, and the summing up of cotes respectively, on behalf of persons interested in promoting or opposing the passage of this By -Law, respectively. 12. That the Clerk of the said Municipality shall attend at the Council Chamber, in the Town Hall, on Monday, the 0th day of August, 1906, at thehour of twehe, noon, and shall then and there sum up the votes given for and against the said By -Law and grant the requisite 'certificates. Datedat the Town Hall, Exeter, this tenth day of July, 1906. . NOTICE. The above is a true copy of a proposed By -Law, which has been taken •into consideration and which willbe finally passed by the Council of the Munioi- pahty of the Village of Exeter, (in the event of the assent of the electors being obtained thereto after one month from the first publfeation thereof, in the Exeter Times andExeter Advocate Newspapers, the saidBy-Law to be published in the said newspapers once a week, for three successive weeks, com- mencing on the twelfth day of July, 1906, and that the votes of the electors of the said Municipality will be taken on the said By -Law on the day, and at the hours and places therein .fixed; And further take no- tice that any one desiring to apply to have this By - Law or any part thereof quashed must snake his ap- plication for thatpurpose to the High Court of Jus- tice, within three months next after the third pub- lication of this notice in the said newspapers, or he will be too late to be heard in that behalf. JOSEPH SENIOR, Clerk. Dated at Exeter, this tenth day of July, 1000. Crediton NARROW ESCAPE. -Nelson Stanlake met with an unpleasant accident one day last week and one which he is not likely to forget for some time to come. The young man was mowing hay for Fred Kerr. He stopped the machine and had stepped in front to oil it when the horses took fright at the blowing of the tile yard whistle and ran away. The large wheel of the mower passed over Nelson's leg and chest, but his injuries wereslight. How he escaped with his life is little short of a miracle. The mower, which was new last sum- mer, was completely destroyed. • The horses eseaped injury. Miss Sophia Brown and Chas. D. Brown of Ann Arbor, Mich., are visit- ing their parents here.—Jno. Foster will have the cement walks finished this week. They are well made and from all appearances will be perman- ent. -H. Eilber, M.P.P., is having a cement vaultconstructed in his office. --Miss Dora Eilber and brother :Chas:, of Zurich spent Sunday in town with friends.—Miss 011ie Holtzman succeed= ed in passing the examinations on Theory and. Piano, which took place in London last month. • Congratulations,' 011ie.—Thos. — bos. Wind returned to Detroit on Monday after visiting his parents here for a few days. Fie was accom- panied by his father, who will visit his children in that city.—Miss Brown of London was the guest of Mrs. James Li wson on Monday.—Matthew Winer was bitten on the hand by a horse, while working on his son, Will's, farm last week. The hand is doing nicely. —J,.ho Smith had the addition to his barn raised on Monday.—Will Brown is visiting friends in Milverton and Chesley this week.—The Misses Moyer and Reeder of Berlin are the•guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown.—John and Wesley Veil of Detroit - were visiting in town last week.—Next Sunday spec- ial Children's Day services will beheld in the Evangelical church. A special program will be given in the afternoon. and in the evening a cantata will be given by the Sunday School and choir. A treo t is in store for those who will title:Ill.—The Dashwood: boys were billed to play our Duffers last Friday but for some reason they did not make an appearance. Next Friday the Clin- ton team is coiling to play our Stars. This is expected to he a swift game. The bills posted in town will give more p;trticarlars.—Our tennis club pla9ed its first series of games with Ailsa Craig on Wednesday and suffered defeat in the doubles but our team won in the singles. The score oats: Doubles, Mtrn- rrle and Parker vs. Bluett and Silber,' 6-I; 6-1. leid an'd Zltp£e vs. Zwickei:'' and Kuhn, 7-3; 6.4. Munroe and Par- ker vs. Hlnett & Brown 6-1; 7-5, Sin- gles: Parker vs. Bluett 0 4. Decided' on 1 granges.—Mrs. Wm. Dolyhues, af- ter a. pleasant visit at the home of her pareott:, 11frs, and Mrs. G. R. Brown, has returned' Co her home in Sebe•, whin;:. --Mrs, A. Mills of Woodham is it visitor. tit the borne of Mrs. Will S,ttoh:ouk.--Elector McPhee of Lon- don is a visitor in town,—Aftera short stagy at his home here, John Dyer has returned to Detroit.—:Hiss Inez, An - 35 pupil of'Paekllill Highschool, is home for her holidays.—Mr, and Mfrs. Lappage and daughter, Mrs. Rol- ston, after a pleasant visit at the par- nonage haye returned to their borne in Toronto. Miss Stella Andrews accom- panied theirs and will visit there for a time.—Mrs. Jets. Hodgson has return- ed from her visit to London. -Mrs. 0,. Zwicker, Sr., of London, is a pleasant visitor at the home of her son, Chas. C1andebeye. • Mr. O'Shea. of Montreal is visiting friends in this vicinity. --Mr. Brennan of Sandwich spent a few days with friends here during the week. -0. 0, Hodgins, M.P.P., Lacer), bead of the Woodman of the World, performed the duties of unveiling the monument recently erected to the memory ,of Robt Fulcher, at the Beechwood cem- etery on Sunday.—Miss Minnie Patton of London is spending a few days at her home here,—Miss Jennie Cunning- ham has returned from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Yager, at- Exeter,— Mr. Collins of London spent afew days here last week,—Miss Murphy. of Clin- ton was a pleasant visitor in our midst during the week.—Miss Blackwill of Toronto is spending a few days at the home • of her mother here,—Mrs. Blackwell, who held a sale of her furn- iture on Saturday, intends leaving shortly for Toronto, where she will re- side. We are sorry to lose such good citizens but wish her every happiness. Dk1ATH OF MRS. NEIL.—Mrs. Neil, relict of the late Alexander Neil, who has been in a very low state of health for several months, answered the great roll call on Friday morning last. Mrs. :Tail -has been suffering for over a year and during the last few months has been in a very low condition. She was highly respected and while her demise was not in the least unexpected her death will be ' much regretted. The funeral took place to Neil's cemetery on Sunday. ENTERTAUSIs ENT.—The entertain- ment, which was given under the au- spices of the K.O.T.M. was held in their hall at Mooresville last .Friday even- ing. Mr. Will McLeod,Seafcrtll's pop- ular Comedian, who was engaged to take part in the program, proved be - pond a doubt that he has rare capa- bilities as an Irishman and his Irish wit broughtforth rounds of applause. Miss Miller fairly captivated the house and that she was thoroughly appreci- ated was evident by the repeated ap- planse which greeted her every selec- tion. The two amateur plays, entitled "Striking 011" and "That Rascal Pat," were full of merriment and kept the house in laughter. the entertainment on the whole was a decided success. SocI-•1L.—One of the most successful and pleasant lawn socials of the season was that held in connection with St. James' church on Friday evening on George Carter's beautiful lawu. After an excellent strawberry supper bad been partaken of a very choice pro- gram of music and addresses was ren- dered under the chairmanship of Rev. H. A. Thomas. Vocal solos of a very high order were given by Miss Cathre of Lieury; Miss E. Simpson, Centralia; Miss Ada Hodgins, Denfield; Arthur Elliott, Clandehnye; and Mr. Clement, of the Merchants Bank, Lucan. Mrs. Walker supplied some choice selections from the gramaphone. Excellent and appropriate addresses were given by Messrs. John Fox, C.C. Hodgins, M.P. P.; and Revds. J. E. Holmes and A. Wilson. Proceeds, upwards of M. Lncan Floyd Morgan has gone to Leaming- ton where he intends spending the summer.—Miss E. L. Sproat has gone on a two months' trip to Toronto.— Miss Cameron of this place and Miss Olive Carter of London are enjoying a few weeks' pleasant visit at the home of the latter's brother, A. E. Carter, Fort Francis.—Frank Collins of Winnipeg is home on a visit. Jno. Morkin, while assisting at Morkin's barn raising on Wednesday severely injured his ankle, which will necessi- tate him laving off work for a time.— The L.O.L.- No. 662, attended divine service on Sunday, when Rev. H. A. Thomas, D.G.C.; of British - North America, delivered an appropriate ser- mon at the morning service.—The re- mains of the late Roht. McLean, who died at Greenville, Mich., on June 29, were brought to the residence of D. S. O'Neil on Saturday, the funeral taking place on Sunday to St. James' ceme- tery. Deceased was 72 years of age.— Tames Park, one of our most popular young men, betook himself to Port Huron on a very interesting mission, and- now Jim belongs to the benedicts. The young lady of his choice is Miss Rachael Radcliffe, daughter of the late Samuel Radcliffe of Bianshard. The i e a been g with her sis- ter, has residing ter, Mrs. G. Kilmer, at Port Huron, and it was here the wedding took place on Thursday. To Mr. and Mrs. Park. We extend our heartiest congratula- tions.—Mrs. E. Schmidt andgrand- daughter, rand- dau hter Edith Schmidt - Rof Sebring - vine, villS ars visitors at he home of the forrner's son here. "Just the thing" For a "bite at bed -time,," what could be better than a glass of milk and Mooney's Perfection Crehan Sodas Canada's finest crackers, from Canada's finest bakery. Crisp, inviting, delicious. In the air -tight boxes, that keep them in faultless condition. Your grocer has 'ff 7' C. them. tl4 . Centralia Mrs. Will Abbott has her sister,Miss Seed, from Chicago, with her at pres- ent. Mrs. Wm. Sando and daughter, Pearl, are also here from Ohicago. —Orr residents will regret to learn that Mr, Percy Simpson,who has been conducting the barber shop here; has disposed of bis business to Henry Hennessey and will leave shortly for Winnipeg and other points West. He will be accomanied by Mr. W. T. Oolwill and theyintend leaving about the 16th inst.—Miss E. Koehler, has resigned her position as book-keeper with Mr. Thos. Willis and has gone to her home in Zurich. The vacancy has been filled by a Miss Anderson.—"Dr. Ferguson, eye specialist" of London was the guest of Dr.Orme over Sunday. Miss Margaret Handford is a visitor in Parkhill, the guest of Miss Martin.— Miss M. Botterill, teacher, has return- ed to home near Mitchell to spend the holidays. -Mrs. P. Brown of London visited her mother, Mrs. Boyle, over Sunday.—Mr. Andrew Hicks bas been somewhat under the weather since Friday owing to what is supposed to be the bursting of a blood vessel, He came home from Wingham ill. He is improving—Mr. Wm. Moffatt is mov- ing to his new premises.—Mr. Thos. Willis' engine got broken the other day and while it is being repaired he " a engine with suc- cessis usin threshing en n g g g business.—Last in his creamer isiness. t week our village was the scene of a rather bold bit of thieving an account! of which will be seen elsewhere. India Pale Ale Prejudiced and unscrupulous vendors may suggest others, but compare it asy way you will—purity, freedom from acidity, palatableness—Labatt's Ale IS Surpass- ed by none, equalled by few—at about half the price of best imported brands. STBATFORD, ONT. Our classes are nmol larger than they were a year ago. 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Up$3,000,000 Ras• ervea Fina.......... • .. $s,000,000 FORTY-EIGHT BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION OF .CANADA - EXETER BRANCH • OFFICE HOURS 10 a. m. to 3 p. in. SATURDAYS, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Farmer s Sale Notes cashed or collected, Forms supplied on application. DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion, Great Britain and United States bought and sold at lowest rates of Exchange. ADVANCES made to Farmers, Stock Dealers and Business Men at lowest rates and on most favorable terms. - DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed • posits of $1 and upwards received. Interest com- Saving Bank Department, Poliml all -yearly and added to prfnoipai June 80th and December 81st. Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government. DIORsoN & CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager, PAGE WISE PEWCE �ND PLOWS FENCING - We •have just received a carload of Page Wire Fence, 6 to 9 wires high, for 33c. and 'up per rod. This is recognized to be the best on the market. PLOWS We handle Perrin Plows and have just received a carload of walking, rid- ing and gang plows made by this reliable firm. H e auarters Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Cedar Posts, Sash, Doors, Frames. and all Building Materials. Water Tanks BEE -HIVES Finished or in Knockdown, always on hand. Highest price paid for Saw- logs ofevery description. Custom sawing promptly attended to. Estimates cheerfully given. The Ross Taylor-_ r Co, Ltd THORNTON'BAKER . Marriage Licenses • Agent for the Sylvester.dna. Perrin Plow Oompanies 'Issued at the Exeter, Ont. Exeter Ontario ADVOCATE OFFICE