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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1919-5-22, Page 4The Exeter Advocate, Sanders At Creech, Proprietors Subecription Price -In advance 5.1:50 per y ate in Cascada; $2.00 in thee. Uotitcd. States. All subscriptions not d in advance 50c. extra charged. THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1919. Woodham air: Bert A. Rundle last week sold 1511 ante: of land ext the 10th .tend filth con es;i+ou'to,Mr. James McElrea,;the •ksmith of Woodham. Peaeseseen given in Decembers air. elcEiirea'has old his sheep and resideneee in Wood, W harm to a Mrt��iebber. who will tarry on the busatess. Chiselhurst Miss Pearl Ross, eldest daughter of ;Ir. Alfred Ross, north of here, died at her home aged 26 years after a prclonged illness from decline. One brother Norman, who lives in London, two half-brothers and one sister, be- eidic ; her father, survive. Her re- mains ware laid to rest beside those of het niather in Kirk:on eemettetry. The fancily have the sympathy of e .large circle of friends. Lumley \ir. and airs. John. Selves spent she week end with relatives in, St. Marys, Smith, Heneall, has a true le on Ora arm for collecting. cream and eggs. Mr Dallas is is charge and it is r.• ediess to say has' a large patron age. -Miss Rae Horton is in. Hensail on, a visit. -Pee. F. 5. Simmons hats t tet nee home and ,is allowed a ei,x ntonth' leave of absence.- Cslo:ne Township Patriatic Societies are nr - parint an Honor Roll. Whalen ;vlr. and Mrs. Albert Gunning spent Sunday with friends in \'4 oodham.- hlr and eirs. Percy Passanore visit- ed here and at Granton Sunday going in their new Ov erlic,ttd.-The cantina ued wet weather has been a .drew - back to the -farmers, as there is Some spring grain to sow yet, and it •is time roars and corn were planted. -- Oscar Morley has started on, a -tetra route through this section of Ws/ du;ph.-Mr. Frank Gunning of . tit'., church wae elected to attend teenier ence at Godetrch for Cenral eireiet Lucan Rev R. McDerment shipped his hau ehold effects on Monday, leaving the following day with hie wife for his nee field of labor. -,Mrs. eerehueI F. Towle of Detroit., who spent the past ;month with her parents, Mr. and i4Tr.. Wm. Brownless, has retus ned home. -Mr,. Bussey, vnh-o has been on the sick list for some; time left Mon, - to visit with her .sister in Lo,ndo,.n, with the hope that it will improve her condi!ane-Mr. J•. P Wray, Toronto, has atecepted a , ositian as miller welt the ("lawn Milltg Co. • Usborne Wedded. -The home of Mr., and alre. Charles Johns of the 7th :on- esessioi, ,of Lssborne was the scent of a•quiet but pretty wedding, Ashen Miss Lizzie Henn of that township was .nate tied to Mr. D. S. Whaley of St. Marys. The ceremony was perform- ed by Rev. Mr. Parnaby of Elimvi.11e in, the presence of only_ the immediate relative. The wedding• march was played by Mira Mary • Hern, sister of the bride. alt. aria Stir;. Whaley left on a short Stoney moan trip, after Which -they will actual o St. Marys. to reside. The many Labors -le friends will wish for them a Sara and happy wedded .life. Mount Carmel Mrs Nora Regan is serSously iii at her home.-efr. and Mrs. Jerry Camp- bell called an friends in Parkhill on Sunday. -Mr. Mat. Regan was in To- ronto this week on busefess-Mr. P. Sullivan purchased a Chevrolet car last week. -Mrs. John Walker called an friend.; in Langdon. last week. -Mrs Wm. McCann of near Khiva is seri- ously ill. -.vii. Jas. O'Rourke, who has been in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, for the past two weeks, is im- proving, atter his recent .one,,-atian.- Siater St. John, formerly Miss Quar- ry and Sister Ge;rtetsde, Miss M. C1' - Brien, of London, visited among _friend; here a fewer days last week. - Mrs. Joseph McKeever and Miss K. Madden .called on friends in. Landon last woe]:. -Miss Margaret McEachen left last wteek for Parkhill, where she has secured a position. The edator has reason to believe, that certain irben s i,n our!' last essize were not correct. We have the name of the person who wrote these items and it a tap to him ea explain .himself peesoanally to the editor. We are on- ly 'torn pleased to stat: that the wrier et was not our usual correspondent.' TRIED and TESTED Remedy Kidney or Bladder troubles es firm removing the canoe U. yes are n enterer nee Gin Pills, 50c. a box; Sold atarywhns, Crediton ESTRAY DOG -There strayed on- to the premises of the undersigned a Scoth collie dog,, yellow and whie, With elate spot on tail. Owner can have ;same by proving property and paying expenses, II. F. Eilber, Crediton. The Evangeliels played their first tame of the League at Centralia Mon lay night and muanaged to come out on top, by a eeone of le to 10. They played well coneiidering the prat: tice they had. Their conduct on the field was e c.ellent The games tor 24th have been changed and Exeter 'alit p.;;1' Evengelicals here on 1"ridey ev'g e:,d Dashwood will play Methodists here next Monday night. lhe continued wet.weather is very di couragiang for all. Inn many us- tancer seeding has been delayed. Rev. J. G. Litt, Presiding Elder of Kitchener, officiated at the Comntun.- au:t Serseere in the Evangelical Church oa Sunday morning, and Rev. Yager ui Dashwood in the evening, Mr. and Mrs. August Kuhn of Exe- ter motored to town on Sunday and spent the day here with their tar - eats; We are pleased is learn 'that Mr.:iuhe is rapidly recovering his load health. Rev. and Mrs. Whiting assisted in. the servi; es of the Methodist church is Part:hill on Sunday evening, The Stephen Council m, the Ilv.- G siivray Council. in Mount Carmel tea Tuesday attemos n to let gravel eon. tra:ts for the Towriine, as well asad iustinee .her accounts for the past y ear'e business. Mrs Sambrook attended the eon ventlon el the «'.ILS. in Woodham last Friday Will Sreith is having stone improve meet.; made; to his residence spit:ch eel matte st more convenient. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmitt of lwitetener were in :own on Tuesday tri gueets of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ossettreisther. Mr and Mrs. John Steinacher were in Seberitt v-ille last Friday a .teading the funeral of the late John Warner, a son-in-law of Mr. Steinacher. The deceased fell off a head of hay six years ago which resulted in. a broker, back and which left nnmhelpless ever ,ince His widow survives him. We extent to the bereaved family vur sympathy. The first game ot the Creditpn Ev,-aneelicala with :he Central ,0'fethL adiat. vvae held in Centralia on Mote - day averting and xesuited in. a score o: 134' in faster of our boys. This seh'edule expects to be a lively one thi. xo:nine season and we know will paove lntereeene to all baseball fans There is some talk of ereceting a community hall in this velage for the accommodation of the public. It is also intended that a library be con- neette,d therewith, and should he a plat: e where public may gather an eve ening and spend it profitably. It re- mains for the Municipal council to ere: t this, building on thent being as- ateured that such a hall is required in the neighborhood. The Ontario Gov. ernment passed legislation at thelast session whereby a grant of 25 per :eat, is made for such purposes. We cruet something will be done, as this hall will flit a long felt want for this v i? inity. Mr Donald Patterson, County En- gineer of Auburn was in the village ort Tuesday making; an enspectian of the County Goad Roads System. Edwin Treitz, son of John Treitt., who has been in France since 19'6. arrived home last week, quite unex- pe•:teci.. H i9 :n salendid health and has experienced many thrilling inr•.aa- ces. He expects ,o go West in he near future .0 re'ume his duties en the farm Dashwood Previous bo the departure of Pte. Edgar Fisher, Who was called West unexpectedly, a farewell was tender- ed hint on Friday last during :he :loon hour. Short addresses were made and he was presented with a rineand a wain medal, both .of which ;piece suitably engraved. The Lutheran Church S. S. picnic will be held on the church grounds on June 24. The committee is busy arranging for a good program both afternoon and evening. Particular; later. ivlrs. Ravelle of 'Grand Bend v-is- ited her sister :Mrs. Ehlers and _firs. !Miller. While playing ball i,n. the school yard one evening last week Evelyn Howard was accidenetiy hit on the mouth ai iih. the, ball, dislocating sev- eral teeth The Evangelical parsonage is un dergoing Biome changes. A new sleep ing.porch has been added. Zr and Mrs, John. Weida and their daughter of near Zurich spent Sunday with ;dr and Mrs. E. G. Kraft.. Our baseball team played Exeter on Monday evening and suffered a defeat but not too badly for the fist game. Rev. F. Meyer of Zurich occupied the pulpit in 'the Evange1ica1 Church Sunday evcnenge.while Rev. Yager was at Crediton. - Mr. Sam Hey of Blake was,. a visit- or in. towel an Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Guenther Me and Mrs. W. Wolfe and Miss E. Wolte spent Sunday in Creditors. • $15,000,000 STEEL PLANT FOR GODERICH. Godvaich is .tlo have . a steel plant lccabec: in that town et a p a -o;ed cost sof _fifteen rniilioa.. dailerc A ejnor tion of Godexich Township s .+.o be itscorporated in the town, and 500 `i¢ more 'houses are to be erected, The harbor is to he improved, and i,t is said the poaulation will double. A ,hous- and acres of land have been purchats- ed. The Goderich park has beee pur- chased by a Toronto, syndicate and a big summer resort will be conduct- ed The Goceeetch Star has been purcharied. Mr. Bert McCreath, a former Godes-ids man, ,is at the head of the company, which cs called the Laky 'Huroai *eel. Cerpoiateon elern- .; ated ,it is, paro-rasa t. to send a big deatitetioa'tc Gt:awla to.an'terv'eew the menses ea, C,r.: Puha t Wa lis I: gent: e herniae.' 3nnpeoaem,ent s. me In the ililage Of Exeler Year Princial 1921 $1115.64 1922. 1177.00 1923 1924 1925. 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933. 1934 1935 By-law No. ,. 1919 A BY-LAW to providefor bor- rowing the sum of 525,.000.00 to pay for the cioanstructiaa of a certain Con :rete Pavement in the Village of Ex- eter, and to authorize the issue of debentures therefor: - WHEREAS, the Municipal Council of the Corporation, of Exeter and . pursuant to a request of ratepayers, that it is deatdai ble and in the triter est of the Corporation of the Village of Exeter to construct a concr,te pavement on the Main. Street, begin- ning at the limits of the southern boundary, to and including the south of the Lake and Tham=s Road, with- in the Village of Exeter. AND WHEREAS, under an Act of Parliament, and asprovided by ,h Provincial Highways Act, and arty other a. t for the construction, ac- nui,itioa or improvement of Public highway,,,, power is given to local municipalities through the County Councils while carrying out a plan of highway improvement under the act by by-law to make grants to Wines or Town: not separated from the County for the purpose of im- prov e uch portions of highways in steel village or towns may be d.sig.- na e.0 in, such bye-law. AND WHEREAS, 'the Highways improvement Act and its amend- ments thereto have established a plan vh€ ,eby in th' construction of a hith vay :improvement, and under the sta'gement of a County Engineer to the Departm at of Pubic 'Works, and on the receipt of such statement and cetaiticate by the Trea,utese of On- tario, 40 per cent. of the total costs of the construction will be assum d and paid for by the Treasury D '- partment ot the Ontario Gov rnment. The width of pavement to be au - preyed by the Provirciad Highways Department. AND WHEREAS, it has been. t s- tablished that *t will, require the sum of $37,000,00 to prepare the roadbed and to construct a pavement thereon. AND WHEREAS, under instruc- tions of the Municipal Council of the Village of Exeter, estimates .of cost of the construction of a concrete pavement have been, submitted, and, in said estimates the sum of $25,000.00 placed as the sum necessary to complete the corporation's share of said concrete pavement construction. AND WHEREAS, it is necessary for the said purpose for the said cor- poration of the village of Exeter to borrow upoa the credit of the said Municipality the sum of $25,000.00. AND WHEREAS, for the purposes aforesaid it wtili be necessary to issue debentures of the said Muni.cipalit3: •of the Village of Exeter for the slid suns of $25,000.00 and interest as here- in after provided, which is to the amount of the debt intended to be created by this by-law; the proceeds of the said debentures to be applied in. the preparation of the road bed and in the const action of the con- crete pavement on the said Main Street of Exeter, and for ro other per: ose. AND WHEREAS, it is desirable to nuke the principal of the said debt. repayable by annual instalments dur- ing the period .of fifteen years next after the issue of the debentures therefor. AND WHEREAS it Wi 1 be neces- sary to raise es -usually for the period of fifteen years during the currency of the debentures to be issued here- under by a special rate sufficient therefor on all tit. rateable property withers the Mui;, pal ty the =um of 2,490.64 for the paying of the s``v'- eral instalments of praicipal and in- terest thsreoa at the. rate. of five and. one half per cent: per annum. AND WHEREAS, the amount of the whoie ea. able peoaerty of the said Village of Exeter according to the last revis-d assessment roll is the sun, of $729,790.0e. AND WHEREAS, the existhig de- bentture debt of the said Village of Exeter, 'exclusive of local improve- ment debtnture debt secured by. specialassessments therefor amounts to the sum of 538,003.72 and ton no part of the principal or interest there- of i, in arrears. • Therefore the Municipal Council of the Village of Exeter enacts as fol- lows: - It shall be lawful for the Reeve of the said Village of Exeter to borrow on the credit of the said corporation the num of 525,000.00 fear the pur- poses utposes herein before set forth and for that pug' ose to issue debentures oI' the said Nfunicipaluty to the , amours of $25,000.00 in sums of net less than $100 each, and such debentures shall be signed by. the Reeve of the said Corporation for the time being and countersigned by the.Tr'easurer for the time being of the said c,arporation and duly sealed with the corporation: seal thereof, which seal the clerk for. the time being is hereby authorized and directed to attach to each of saiid debentures. ' The said debentures shall be dated upon the date ief the issue thereof; and shall bean interest at the rate 'of five and one half per' cent. per annum and the said interest shall be payable. yearly on the day oaf the month on which said debenituees are issued and as to both principal and interest . the said debentures shall be payable in annual instalments within fifteen years, such instalments to ba of .such amounts that the aggregate amount payable tor principal -and interest in• any year shall be egraal as nearly as'' may be to what is p# -able for cipal and interest dv>;reng each of thtri other -ymere,.of such feeeloe of fi:ftecikt<t y*ears. as' hereinafter set, forth. 1241,74 1310.04 1332.08 1458.10 1538.29 1622.90 1712.16 1806.33 1905.67 2010.49 2121.06 2237.72 2360.80 Total Interest Amount $1375.00 $2490.64 132,3.64 2490.64 1248.90 2490.64 1180.60 2490.64 1108.56 2490.64 1032.54 2490.64 952.35 2490.64 867.74 2490.64 778.48 2490,64 634.31 2490.64 534,97" 2490,64 480.15 2490.64 369.58 2490.64 252.92 2490,64 129.84 2490.64 That this by-law shall come into force and take effect on the day of the final passing thereof. That the votes of the e Electors of the said Village of Exeter entitled to vote on this by-law be taken on Mon- day the 2nd. day of June, 1919 com- mencing at pine o'clock in the fore- noon and continuing until five o'clock in the afternoon of the sante day at the following places, within the said Village of Exeter and by the follow- ing Deputy Returning Officers. Polling sub -division No, 1, at Silas Handfords, residence, Main Street, Edward Treble, D. R. 0. Sidney Davis Poll Clerk. Polling sub -division No. 2, at the Town Hall, Main Street. Welling- ton Johns, D. R. 0. James H. Grieve, Poll Clerk. Polling sub -division No. 3, at Mrs. Mitchell's office building corner of Main and Wellington streets, H. E. Huston, D. R. O. W. P. Abbott, Poll Clerk. Polling sub -division No. 4, at the North End Fire Hail, Frederick Wit wer, D. R, 0. William Brickwood, Poll Clerk. That Friday the 30th. day of May 1919, at seven thirty o'clock in the afternoon, shall be the day and the clerks office in the Library building in the Village of Exeter shall be the place where the. Reeve shall attend to appoint persons to attend at the various polling places aforesaid and at the final summing up of the votes by the clerk on behalf ot persons in- terested in promoting or opposing this by-law respectfully. That the clerk or the corporation of the said village of Exeter shall attend at his office in the said viIlage of Exeter at eleven o,clock in the forenoon on Tuesday the 3rd. day of Tune 1919, to sum up tits number of votes given for and against this by-law. NOTICE The above is a true copy of the proposed by-law which has been taken into consideration and which will be finally passed by the Council of the Corporation of the village of Exeter, in the event of the +assent of the electors being obtained thethereto after one month from the first publications in the Exeter Times and the Exeter Advocate newspapers, which first publication was on the 15th. day of May 1919, and at the hour, day, and places therein fixed for taking the votes of the Electors a poll will be held, Every lease holder entitled by iaw to vote an the proposed by-Iaw shall at least ten days next proceed- ing the day of polling file in the office of the clerk of the Municipality a statutory declaration stating that his lease meets the requirements by law entitling him to vote on such a by-law. And the names of lease holders neglecting to file such a declaration shall not he placed on the voters list for such voting. Dated at Exeter this 12th. day of May, 1919. Jos. Senior, Clerk of the Corporation of the Village of Exeter. FULLARTON-Mr. Wm. Vosper, one' of the oldest and, most highly re- spected residents of Fullerton town - whip, passed away on. Friday, May 9 at the age of 86 years.. He had been a resident of that township nearly all his life. The Ottawa Journal Says: -Thy fact that 3623 farmers in Canada paid the federal income tax can't exactly be taken as an argument farming doesnft pay, but only that it daesit.'t nay come taxes, CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use ForOver3OYears Always bears the Signature of EXETER BI:A'"'CIH CREDITON Bi&ANCH DASHWOOD P.F. eNCH sionsaiseassizecsem 41111,00100.111, • A. E. iCUHIl, Manager J. A. McDONALD, Manager F. S. KENT, Manager INCORPORATED 1855 MOLSONS BANK Capital & Reserve $8,800,000 Over 100 Branches st attertd tht m ghout Cie ada A General Banking Business Transacted Circular Letters of Credit Hank Money Orders. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Interest aileareil at highest marrow tate EXETER. BRANCH T S. WOODS, Manager BRUSSELS -Henry James, pronrie- ietor of the American Hotel here, and cue of the best known hotelmen in He w'a.< 55 yiea,rs of age, and his ail- ment started some months ago with an ulcerated tooth. «'tasterr, Ontario, died ion Saturday which - at MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED the Win ,ham Hospital, t•n.• tatution he had been removed tor my C. H Sanders at the Advocate 0t- 'tateatment only 'three days previous, Tice Strictly confidential; no witness What Is Real Value You can buy a four -cylinder, 5 - passenger motor car at a lower price than the Gray Dort. You cannot afford a car less good than the Gray Dort. You do not want service less complete. Measure the service abundantly. And for and satisfaction it heaping value adds gives you. Judge the economy of operation. power and quietness The touring car is$1245; the of its motor; the size dfl dD refinemts and. the rextra c and comfort of its equipm:flat; nt, !alp; extra; there body; its equipment; Alli e aptly a f.o.bChatham and lso a and sed and the years of ser- are subject to change without vice you get from it. notice. GRAY DORT MOTORS, LTD.; All these things the Chatham, Ont. Gray Dort gives you ,In the U.S.;-Dort Motor Gar Co., Flint, Mich. LIRAY-PORT T. H. Newell, Dealer Exeter, Ont. IL is acooking-19 ' cheap fuel for cooking O ashes to clean up. No fires to build. What -could be less trouble ?' A Florence Automatic with a.McClary's Success oven will, give you the best bakings you ever produced. No odor. No wicks to ,bother with. Save fuel, have a cool kitchen. ,sx Call and see the Florence . in actual operation. "I:ORENCE AUTOMATIC" OIL COOK STOVES i teeee ,:.a,i,,,c A. [Banking Service 'TOUR banking requirements may ' beentrusted to this Bank with every confidence that careful and efficient service will be rendered. Our facilities are entirely at your disposal. THE CANADIAN BANK NK OF COMMERCE lA EXETER BI:A'"'CIH CREDITON Bi&ANCH DASHWOOD P.F. eNCH sionsaiseassizecsem 41111,00100.111, • A. E. iCUHIl, Manager J. A. McDONALD, Manager F. S. KENT, Manager INCORPORATED 1855 MOLSONS BANK Capital & Reserve $8,800,000 Over 100 Branches st attertd tht m ghout Cie ada A General Banking Business Transacted Circular Letters of Credit Hank Money Orders. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Interest aileareil at highest marrow tate EXETER. BRANCH T S. WOODS, Manager BRUSSELS -Henry James, pronrie- ietor of the American Hotel here, and cue of the best known hotelmen in He w'a.< 55 yiea,rs of age, and his ail- ment started some months ago with an ulcerated tooth. «'tasterr, Ontario, died ion Saturday which - at MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED the Win ,ham Hospital, t•n.• tatution he had been removed tor my C. H Sanders at the Advocate 0t- 'tateatment only 'three days previous, Tice Strictly confidential; no witness What Is Real Value You can buy a four -cylinder, 5 - passenger motor car at a lower price than the Gray Dort. You cannot afford a car less good than the Gray Dort. You do not want service less complete. Measure the service abundantly. And for and satisfaction it heaping value adds gives you. Judge the economy of operation. power and quietness The touring car is$1245; the of its motor; the size dfl dD refinemts and. the rextra c and comfort of its equipm:flat; nt, !alp; extra; there body; its equipment; Alli e aptly a f.o.bChatham and lso a and sed and the years of ser- are subject to change without vice you get from it. notice. GRAY DORT MOTORS, LTD.; All these things the Chatham, Ont. Gray Dort gives you ,In the U.S.;-Dort Motor Gar Co., Flint, Mich. LIRAY-PORT T. H. Newell, Dealer Exeter, Ont. IL is acooking-19 ' cheap fuel for cooking O ashes to clean up. No fires to build. What -could be less trouble ?' A Florence Automatic with a.McClary's Success oven will, give you the best bakings you ever produced. No odor. No wicks to ,bother with. Save fuel, have a cool kitchen. ,sx Call and see the Florence . in actual operation. "I:ORENCE AUTOMATIC" OIL COOK STOVES i teeee ,:.a,i,,,c A.