The Exeter Advocate, 1915-7-8, Page 4DU R A B L E --Fire grates are three -sided;
last three times as long. Shaped in the
WCIary
SU S
to grind up clinkers
libirnacewhen "rocked.". See
the McClary dealer or write for booklet.
42
Sold by T. Hawkins & Son
tft.eter abilocate,
Gander., & Creech. Proprietote
'#u advance $L00 per year in Catlade
115C in United States. If no. „tar
in advance 50e. extra. per v ear h14A
tie charged
-LUYTRSDA1♦ JULY 8 '1..)
Village of Exelar
By -Law No. ... 1915
BY-LAW TO PROVIDE FOR.
the issue of Debentures to the.
extent of twenty thousand Dollars
e000.00;, for the cost of a
plant to distribute Eleetrie Power
to be supplied by the Liydro El-
ectric Power Commission of On-
tarice from. Niagara Falls.
Previsionally adopted after .he Ind
reading on the 25th day of June
1915
WHEREAS it is necessary to rail
be way at loon on the credit of th
village the sum of twenty thousand
rdallare i$ 20,000.00), to provide fo
the cost at works, plant machinery,
and appliances necessary for the dis
tributior oe Electric Power in the
`Village of Exeter, to be supplied by
'the Hydro Electric Power Com
•mission of Ontario from Niagara
Tills and to provide for the experts
oe discount and other charges aegot.
eating the said loan;
193.. ' 547.57 871.18
1934 504,32 914.73
1931 458.58 960.47
1934 410.56 1008.49
193_,36013 1058.92
193ii 307.19 1111.86
L93i 251.59 1167.46
1931+ 193.22 ,1225.83 1419.05
1931 131.93 1287.12 1419.05
1940 67.57 1351.48 1419.05
4 The said debentures shall have
oeupons attached thereto for the
payment of the interest thereon.
Which interest shall be at she
rata of five per cent. per annum from
tin date thereof.
Any shall be payable annually from
the dating thereof in each year ;t
Crediton USBORNE COUNCIL
-,--4---
Mr
.,_q--MIr John Ste"nhacher, Miss Rebecc
Ste;nhacher,Afr. and Mrs. Chris Saa
ke and Mr. John McCall oz. Sebring-
v..t -.Ont., motored here on Sunday
and visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stein
hacker.
The Evangelical Sunday School pic-
nee which was held at. Grand;' Bend on
Tuesday proved a great success. Two
auto -bus loads took the people back
besides a large number of other autos
apo rigs helped to swell the crowd.
The weather was ideal and every-
thing passed oil without a hitch. In
the morning a fast baseball game was
played between the two ladies classes
-the Dorcas Band and Swastika; 1:1;,
F Either acted as umpire,- The girls
dont think his dectsjons were just ace
cording to rule book but will forgive
hero as his eyesight was bad -and he
I. two :coats to keep from tann-
ing TheSwastika class wonour with
a good lead. After dinner • the band
gevc a few selections as well `as the
Ladies Quartette. The sports were
thee. held of a varied order and some
At the close of sports
Council met at School House, S.
a.a.fSlan N°ncons.7, intideration special of meetingthe ', foBr rock the
Creel. Drain" report, Owing to an in-
sufficiently signed petition the report
vac dropped.
Council met at Tp. Ha1I, July 3,
All the members were present, The
minutes of the last meeting and the
special meeting were read and ap-
proved.
The petition of Wm. Brock and
other for drainage work to improve
Bzo e: Creek was approved, and the
Clerl, instructed to send a copy to
J. Roger. engineer, of Aiitchell, with
instzuctions to prepare a Report. Es-
timates etc„ for the drainage of the
desired area.
A number of accounts were passed
anti of ders issued in payment.,
Council adjourned to meet August
7th at este o'clock,
F. Morley, Clerk
quite new,
1419.05 the two rivals, the C.I.0 and the
1419.05 3 Ws hadit out in a ganeei'of bases
1419,05 ball. The game was an exciting one
1419.05 frail'', start to finish. The score was
L419.05 5 9-2 ia favor of the 3 Ml's, Needless to
1419.05 say the boys are in grew. glee over
1419.05 the victory. The people all arrived
home without a mishap -tired but
happy over a day well spent.
the m}where the said debenture
payablt
hundred and nineteen dollars and 'Iv
to nix 151419.05), for the purpose o
Sunday's rain was a welcome one.
The crops have improved wonderful -
1Y
fellss elartha Wenzel of ,Detroit
s visiting her parents for a few
weeks.
Mir and :Vers. Harrison. Becker of
Pembroke are visiting at the Evangel-
, ci
arcla Pars nage,
e
ate5 Rev ' Jefferson of the Methodist
church preached a very acceptable
e sermon to the members of the local.
e L.O.L ledge last Sunday evening.
" c G H: _tzman of Zurich spent ;Cues -
d day ;a token on busnese..
Chas. Zw:cker AS having the trees
front of his residence trimmed by
Thos. App.eton,
Air and Mrs Dan Sweiteer of Al-
e gonquer Park are visiting, relatives in
f taw11
Mars. Adams and sonDanald of Det
o roi. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Geiser.
W 1i 'Wenzel is in Detroit for
a fen days:nm,
oel Council et'ng was held in the
'TONT; Hall on 'Monday.
Daniiei Miclsaac is excavating the
r fatendat'on far a new blacksmith
e shop.
Jamies e ills of St Thomas is
visiting; Mr. and Mrs W. A. Sambrook
this week.
The annual. Children's day Festiv-
al. of the Evangelical church was
held last Sunday evening. A splend-
id program was given to a. large
audience. The singing and recitations
oG the. little ones proved quite a
treat. The missionary offering for
th • day amounted to $175.00
The lefethodist Church Sunday
School P.iicnic will be held at Grand w
Bence an Thursday this eek,
' Our Band furnished the music eat
the Garden party in Centralia last
Thursday.
"WHERE ARE THE DEAD,''
5 The said. debentures shall nav
printed' across the face thereof th
word: "Hydro Electric Debentures.
6 : During the currency of the sai
debentures there shall be raised an
nuelte by special. rate on all, the rate
able property of the Village of Ex
fete* the, sunt of one thousand :o.u
spaying the amount due in each f
;ie' years for the principal and in
tele t in respect of said debt.
7 This by-law shall take effect
and alter the passing thereof.
e Tire votes of the electors fo
ant: against this by-law shall ne take
by ballot on Friday, the 16th day o
ar Ju,}y 1915, from the hour of Stine
o'elte , in the forenoon, until five
o clock, in the afternoon of the same
day at the places, within the said cor-
r poretion of the Village of Exeter,
. and by the Deputy Returning Officer,
hereinafter specified,
That is to say r•-
_ Pelting Sub
Dtvisian No. 1
e At Silas Handford's House, on
the West side of Main Street.
Sidney Davis, Deputy Returning Of-
ficer
AND WHERAS the amount of the
,whale Rateable Property of 'he Vil
lege of Exeter according to the .as
'revised Assessment ,Roll thereof is
sly hundred and forty-one •housand
site hundrea and sixty dollars, (.$641,-
•66e.00)
_ Palling Sub.
t Derision No. 2,
At the Tawn Hail, east side of
Mein Street.
e ellington Johns, Deputy Return-
ing Officer
AND WHEREAS the existing De-
benture debt of the Village of 'sla-
ter is fifty-five thousand, one 5un-
drec and eighteen dollars and •ev.:fn-
ty-:out cents ($55,118.74),
ANI) WHEREAS the sum of twin
qty thousand dollars ($20,000.00), is
:the debt intended to be created by
this By-law,
Loan upon the security of the de-
bentures herein after mentioned, from
arty person- or persons, body or bol-
iei corporate who may be willing to
.advance the same upon the credit of
suet, debentures, a sum of money not
exceeding the whole sum oe 'twenty
thousand dollars ($20,000.00), and to
cause the same to be paid into the s
hand:; of the Village treasurer for a
Palling, Sub.
1) vision No. 3.
Ai. the Brick Office Building at
th:' Corner of Wellington and Main
streets
Petty- Gillies, Deputy Returning Of-
firei,
PoIlin& Sub
Division No. 4.
At the North End Fire Hall,
corner of Market and Elizabeth Sts.
Alex McPherson, Deputy Return'ng
Officer
9 That on Tuesday evening, the
13t1 day of July, 1915, at the Coun-
cil Chambers in the said Village of
Exeter at the hour of 8 o'clock in
Lee afternoon, the said Reeve shall
appeent in writing, signed by himself,
.:vo persons to attend to the final
stunmen,g. up of the votes 'aforesaid
by the Clerk of the Council, and one
person•' to attend at each polling, place
.n behalf of the persons interested
:r, anq desiriaes of promoting the
passing of this by-law, and a like
:lumber on behalf of the persons :n-
.erested in and desirous of opposing
the passing. of this byelaw.10 That an the 17th day ,f July,
1915. the Clerk of the Council shall
at the Clerk's Office in the said Vil-
lage of Exeter, at 12 o'clock soon,
umup ,the number of votes, for and
gains, this by-law in the ,presence
AND 'WHEREAS it will require the
-sun or One thousand four aundrad'
ane nineteen dollars and five oents
($1419.05) to be raised annually for
the. period of twenty-five years, .by a;,a
spec,, rate sufficient therefore on
all the rateable property in he Vil-
lage of Exeter;
THEREFORE the Council of the
Corporation of the Village of Exeter
enacts as follows,-
1 It shall be lawful for the '.i,eeve
of the Village of Exeter and the
'Measurer thereof to raise by way of
Dashwood
Dr Balfour has purchased a new
McLaughlin Car -Mrs. Edighaffer of
Part Huron is visiting relatives here;
-Mrs Richard Quance, jr„ of Exeter
war a visitor in town last week.
Mr. Arthur Brunner of Napierville
College, Illinois, is spending his holi-
days al Godfrey Oestreicher's
Misses Olive and Hilda Rader mo-
tai ea from London Sunday.
MLr N Kellermann took first money
i:n A. named race at New Hamburg and
solo hie racer Miss Kelly for the
handsome sum of $400.
Mi John Gossmann took first
prize in Parkhill Calithumpian par-
ade with his rooster and cart.
MIi Elmer 'eVillert was in New
Hamburg at the races as assistant
jockey for N. Kellermann.
"'WHERE ARE THE DEAD."
Centralia
The first of July has come' and gone
and it, was a decided success atf Cen-
tralia The crowd was the largest for
some years. The Crediton Band Play-
ed their best selections. Two good
eyed Le -
teams,
Criediton st game
and las'
games of baseball were pi
tw,eei the home arud Crediton
winning in the fir
the purposes and with the objects ,aN' the persons appointed to attend• lasing in thle second. There
above. recited, �,theteat or in the presence of such of was ani <abtundance• of strawberries and
then. and an other cake The proceed amounted to a
2 It shall be lawful for the said. Y persons entitled bogie $203.00. The Patriotic Concert
Reeve and Treasurer to cause any by by-law to be present, as may be •
number of Debentures to be made
for such sums of money as inay be
required for the purposes aforesaid,
payable for not less than One hu,n-
drec: dollars ($100.00) each, and not
exceeding in the whale the sum of
twenty thousand dollars ($20,000.00).
And the said debentures shall be
ealed .with the seal of the Corpor-
ation and be signed by the Reeve and
Treasurer, and be payablle at the
office of said Treasurer in the said`
5
village
3 The said debentaires shall bear
elate from the day of issue thereof,
and shall be payable yearly . there-
after for and ,during the said period
of Twenty-five years.and be for the
rrespective amounts following,
present,
(Seal'
(Signed)
(Signed)
Reeve
Clerk.
NOTICE
The above is a true copy of
the proposed by-law which has peen
taken into consideration, and which
wit. be finally passed by the Council
on* the Corporation of the Village .ef
ever •im: the event of ahe consent
a'' the Electors being obtained there-
to, after one month from the efirst
publication 'thereof 'in the Exeter
Time: and Advocate Newspapers, the
fees publication of which shall be on
That is to say,- the, 24th •;day of June, A. D., 1915,
Yea* Interest Principal Annuity Inn ar the houirr, day and place iltereiln
fixed far taking the votes of the elec-
.191.. $1000.00 $419.05 $1419.05 tors a poll will be held, ,.
191' . 979.05 440.00 1419.05 Every tenant who desires .to vote
191., 957.05 462.00 1419'05. ,ori ` the said by-law must ;deliver ttf
G
191 933.94 485.11 8.1 1419 5
.0
th'r
Clerk 1 of the Mnimicipality, not
1920 509.36 1419.05 'late.: than the 10th day ,preceding_
192)' 534.83 1419.05 the- day appoint -e fore e,tak ng.,
1922 561.57 1419.05 the said v'(?te',, ee: ° ..declaration
1923 589.65 1419.05 provided, by sub -section 3 of eection
192<! 619.13 1419.05 26e Ch. p. 192 of the Municipal Act
"1925 650.08 1419.05 Dater at Exeter this 23 day of Tune
'1920 682.59 1419:05 A D. 1915.
:1927' 716,72 1419.05
1928 752,55 1419.05 JOS SENIOR,
909.69
884.22.
857.48
829.40
799.92
768.97
736.46
702.33
666,50
1929 628.87 790.18 1419.05 Acting Clerk af. the Corporation of
.193e 589.36 , 829.69 1419.05 to Village of Exeter.
ti the. evening was also, a success,
Ex. -Mayor Graham and Pink of Lon-
don were at their best and the pro-
ceeds were about $57.00."
Rev Findlay preached his 'zitial
sermons here on Sunday last and he
made a splendid impression on large
numbers that turned out to hear' him.
The showers -of Sunday and Monday
were needed quite badly and 'will be
greatly appreciated by all.
Ma. and Mrs. Nelson Hicks of De-
trait are theguests of the former's
brother Andnew : Hicks.
Mass Mary .Hanlon of Toronto is
holidaying under the parental -oof.
Mr Lloyd . Baynham of Berlin spent
Sunday under the parentalavof.
W Diamond of Detroit spent
Sunday w;;th Mr. and Mrs. G. Hicks.
Miss Mary Hanlon honowr Graduate`
of St Joseph's College Toronto, ar-
levee: home Thursday evening. Shie.
was accompanied by Mrs. 5. A.
Catight;in and children of Toronto.
Mr and Mrs. D. L. O'Breen of St'
Marys paid us a short visit past, tveek. ,
Mr Herb. Hanlon and sisters mot -
c ed to St. Marys on Sundayi last.
Mrs and Miss Vanstcne of 13rant- ,
t' r9 are visitors with Mrs. :eanos.
Mrs. B. Andrew of Aylmer is vis-
)tita Miss R. Essery.
Messrs A' Duplin and L. McNaugI
tor. of London spent the week', end at i
,vlr. J Hepburn's. t
Miss E. Pumeroy of Toronto spent Nsnty-nine families in Perth ' Coun-
tee holiday with Miss Ruby Hicks, tv are now "receiving assistancefrom
tlae `Patre tic fund, 'In these are 108'
"WHERE ARE THE DEAD.' children.
-
How's ThisP
We Derr Ona hundred Ddtaretteward for any care
of Catarrh that cauuot br eurea by mere Catarrh
Ouse,
F. .1, Q IFS$Y & Co., Toledo, 0,
We the undersigned have•kuowa F.. J. "e,- toe
the last 15 years, a.ni
'arty out any ohauntiow. made by is firm
In an bixins,, transactions and dnanciai able to
NArioLA,, fta is nF
Co m nn e t $,.Toledo, !i
tun.,Uatarrh Qiire is ,oaten tnternallyI noting di
redly on the blood And 'Huron anthems ot the
system. Tentiluonaul.. sent free, ?rice 23c. per bot-
tle. Sold by all r)r,rtrytiata
Tit@ t5all** FamilV ,'Ills ter eorntipalaiop
WINCHEL$E 9..
el:s. Spence has returned to her
how in Meta -Mr. Edward reellett
spent the week end visiting friends in
Chatham. --Stanley has resigned the
melee business and accepted a nore
peznetnent one. -Miss Ina Jacques is
on the sick list, bat we hope for a
speedy recovery.-.iiss Neliie Medd
enc Muster Bruce Medd are visiting
el tht former's home near Clinton. -
Mi Ray Fletcher and Hiss Rhea tiod-
bol' spent the holiday in London, -
Mese Sarah Clements t. Newark and
and Mrs Bella ','Winer of Yonkers are
visiting with their sisters, Hiss Eliaa
Clements and Mrs. M1'eeley Heywood.
--.Some. spent the holiday at Elim -
viii. while others spent the lay at
Gr;,na Bend and elsewhere.
(Too late for last week.)
Mr John Hern, Jr., is all smiles
thcst days. It's a son. -Hiss Sarah'.
Clements of Newark, N. Y„ 'is visit-
ing a: her brother's home !ere. -Mr.
Clatence Fletcher is convalescing. -
Ow bal' team won another game on'.
Thursday evening against Zinn, the
score being 15-6 in favor of the War-
riors. -Mr. George Godbolt is on. 'be'
sicl; list, We hope for a speedy re-
covel3. lir, Samuel Madge lost a
valuable mare last week.-Kirkton
Juniors played Winchelsea Juniors on
the local diamond. Each team put up,
a gcod brand of ball, the, score being
in favoi of Wincl>relsea,-Miss Gra-
ham ot Victoria Hospital, London who
has been nursing efrs. Thos.: Clarke
hal returned to the city. Mrs. Clarke
is able to be up around again. -Mrs,
Mede' is visiting at the home of her
son Mr W. G. Medd, this week.
"WHERE ARE THE DEAD."
WHALEN.
Walter Pollen of near Woodstock
spent the holiday here with leis chil-
dren at their aunt's, Mrs. Frank Gun-
ning. -Mrs. John Langford of London
visited over Sunday with her son,
Herb near Waodham.-Mrs. Ferguson
ane, daughter of Toronto spent the
hejiday at Mrs. Wm. Brook's. -Mr, and
Mrs Grank Morley spent the holiday
with the former's sister, Airs. Wm,
Lingard at Sarnia. -Most of the
people from here assisted the Cen-
tralia people in celebrating the first
of July this .church being a part of
•tha` circuit. A good time was enjoy-
ed by all. -Our boys went ,to Wood-
ham Saturday even ng to play ball,
ane, my the score was shock`mg-in
fact so desgu,ting to -was.
folks
t'het we won': mention it, but hope
they will da better next time. -Messrs
Delbert Marley and. Clarence Millson
visited friends at Lucan Sunday. -Mrs
John Wright, Edna Gunning and Lily
Portor spent part of ,this week at
Exeter and Hensall.
"WHERE ARE -THE DEAD."
LUMLEY
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Mr S. and Miss E. Horton, also
Glenn Broudfoot, spent Sunday with
relatives near Brucefield.-Miss Alice
Habkizk is the guest of her cousin
Maggie Habkirk.- Miss Tomilson of
Kincardine and Miss Annie Slavin of
Chiselhurst are . guests of the latter's
uncle. Thos. • Last. -Jas. Morris,
horsebuyer of near Mitchell, was in
the., locality on Monday. -Hugh bfc-
Dongall has improved his driving shed
by 'painting it.
ELIMVILLE
Mi Geo Mincers of Windsor•,und,
Mrs Chas. Carr of 'Detroit .pent .the
1s. lot July en the burg renewing old
acquaintances, They came up to at-
tend the funeral of their father Mr.
Wm . Mefers.-The picnic held by,
the Elimville S.S of the 1st of fully
was. a grand success, over two irun-i
drec dollars being taken in. Every-
body was'disappointed because the
ladies. baseball game did not .,omc
off on account of thle rain,. The lad
les had been practising for levered;
weeks and a fast game was expected
-Me and Mrs. ,Saltier of London ere
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. 'fdichrtel
Elford.-iVIr. and 'Mrs. Ro+bt, Skinner
arrived home from the West fast'
Satua da
Mr. Thee. Y Andrew K
��f
Gerrie attended the ; fwzneral of his
brother. in ,laiy Mr Wim. Miners, :and
spent a few days..srisitimg ielatives,and,
friends. -Mr We,s. Horn has.,�been len-
der the doctor's care for a""tew lays.
with a sore knee, tele
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CLIFTON -Mr. Jakob Taylor, now
of Toronto Broke a large bone near
thcr ankle last week by stepping en
a rolling stone -Mr. Charles Ridout
who was born in Toronto eighty-five
years ago and came to Clinton in le
56 anct resided -here cont inuously un-
til. the end came, passed away on
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'Mitchell on Tuesday afternoon, wh&g
then daughter, Miss Mabel ML., was
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