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Notice
Take Notice that the Municipal
-Gouncil of the Corporation of the
Village of Exeter will take into con
sideration, and if approved, will pass
at its Meeting to be held on :he Sev•
earth day of September, 1919, at the
hour of eight o'clock pm., at the
Town Hall. in the said Village ' f EN
eter a by-law for stopping'up and di: -
posing of the road allowance, baht
that part of Brock Street between
the North Side of Wellington Street
and the Northerly Limit of Brock
Street aforesaid, and disposing of Lot
Number two hundred and five abutt-
ing on the said Northerly Limit of
l3ro:k Street aforesaid, which saki
street and lot are shown on the map
or ?'an ui the subdivision of part of
Lo number twenty-three in the First
Co r 'ession of the Township of Ste-
phe:i. known as the Isaac C'arl.:ng Sur-
vey, but now in the said Viliag� of
Exeter.
And the Council will at that time
and place hear in person, or by his
counsel, solicitor, or agent, any p,
son.who claim; 'ht: his land will be
preju. l 'ally' affec•�, •l by the by-law
and who ap.lies to be heard.
Dated this Fifth day of August 1419
Joseph Senior,
Clerk.
Such a Change
in feelings
and looks!
"After
suffering
pain, feel-
ing ner-
n- .`iI I:; v�ous, diz-
zy, weak
and 'drag
ged down
by weak-
nesses of
my sex--
my .eyes.
sunken, black circles and pale
cheeks—I was restored to health
by the Favorite Prescription of Dr.
Pierce." - So write many women.
Changed too in looks, for after tak-
ing Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion the skin becomes clear, the
eyes brighter, the cheeks plump.
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liquid. It's a woman's best tem-
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HAMILTON, ONTARIO. — °° D lr . Pierce's
Favorite Prescription helped me greatly
at:the -turn of life. I commenced to have
7 ti
h and dig. ,ells and b taint
heat flashes y p became
nervous and run-down. These conditions
very quickly left me after I commenced
with the Favorite >Prescription.' .I took
several' bottles ' of" --it and truly 'believe
that I owe my good health of to -day to
the medicine I took and the care exer-
cised ::it that trying time." -MRS. ROBERT
SurTrr, 64 Bay Street, S.
The Temperance
Referendums Act
1919
T'orm ia,
oN 1 ARID ELECTION AVT. 1918
tI a ;Fo't,as 34.1
NOTICE OF SITTINGS O1
RI' VIsING OFFICERS'
hear complaints and appeals as to
the said lists for the Township of
Tueltersmith.
In the Town 1'1a11, Hensall, on the
27th day of September, 1919, tahear
complaints and appeals as ,to the said
list:, for the Viilag of Hersall;
In the Township Hall, Zurich, on
the 26th day of September, 1919, to
hear complaints and appeals as to
polling subdivisions 1, 2, 3, and 4, in
the said Township of Hay, and
In the ,Township Hall, Zurich, on.
th. 27th day of September, 1919,
a to the said lists for po9ing sub-
division
ub-
s, ti ision 5, 6, 7 and '8 l;n : the said
Township of Hay.
Such Sittings to Commence at 10
o'clock in, the foreneion.
And ` further Take Notice that any
voter who desires to complain, that
the nz.me,: of any persons entitl-
ed to be entered on the said lists
have been omitted from the ,same, or
that the names of persons who are
not entitled to be voters have been
interel on the same may, not less
than 5 clear days before' the dates
fixed i'or the sittings ;of the Revising
officers, apply, complain, or appeal to
have his •own name, \or the name of
any other person, corrected in, en-
tered on or removed 'from the said
lists,
And Further TaV Xotice that such
appeals must be by notice in writing
i:1 the ptescrsibed form signed by the
complainant, and .giv?en or left for
hind at his residence, or place of
•business to the Clerk of the Bevis t
Lug Officer, as follows
To Herbert K. Eilber, Crediton, as
to the said lists for the Township of
,Stephen;
To Joseph Senior, Ex
said lists for the Villas
To Henry Strang, R.
as to the said lists for
%ot' Usborne;.
J E. Harnwell, Varna,
said lists for the Town
I
A. C:=ntelon, Clinton
Last: for the Township
Exeter, as to' tltc
Village of 'Exeter;
R. 1, llensa]P.,
the Township
as to the
Township of Stan -
as to the said
•
of Go lea+loli ;
H. W. Erwin, Bayfield, as to the
, said list: for the Village of B'iy Bell;
I), F 'NfeGregor, R. R. 3, Seaforth,
ns to the said .Lists for the 'Township
o: Tucuersnaith;
Alex 1Turdock, i•iensall, as to the
..:d lists for the Village of liensall;
ELECTOR
DISTRICT OF
SOUTH HURON,
to \Vit:
Take notice that the voters' lists
for polling sub -divisions cumbered
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,3 aa.d 9 in the anunicip-
ality of the township of Stephen; 1,2,
3, and 4 in the municipality of the
village of Exeter; 1,2,3 and 4 in the
inunidpality of the townsh':, of I's -
Lorne; 1.2,3,4, and 5 in the ,liun:r.ip-
ality of the township of Stanley; 1,2,
3,4,5 and 6 in the nlunieipality of the
Township oi Goderich; number 1 in
the inunicil.alit-v of the Vii:age of
Bayfield; 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 1:, mun-
icipality of the Township "fucker -
smith; number 1 in the 1.: a.polity
of the Village of Hensel: 2,'„4 5,
6,7 and 3 in the municipality of the
Township of Hay; have been deliver-
ed to the Clerk of -this board by the
Returning Officer.
And that His honor Judge Lewis
H. Dickson has been appointed Re-
ising Officer for the purpose of hear-
ing complaints and appeals as to the
said voters' list for -the Township of
Stephen and the Village of Exeter.
His -honor Judge E. N. Lewis has
been appointed Revising Officer for
the purpose of hearing complaints
and appeaals as to the said lists for
the Townships of Usborne and Stan-
ley.
R. G. Reynolds, Esquire, has been
appointed Revising Officer for the
purpose of hearing complaints and
appeals as to the said lists for the
Township of Goderich and the Vill-
age of Bayfield;
D. McDonald has been appointed
Revising` Officer for the purpose of
hearing complaints and appeals as to
the said lists for the Township of
Tnckersmith and the Village of Hen -
salt; -
C. Seager, Esquire, has been ap-
pointed Revising Officer for the pur-
pose- of hearing complaints and ap-
peals as to the said voters' list for
the Township of Hay;
And further take notice that the
sittings of the said Revising Officers
will be held as ,follows;
In the Township Hall, Crediton on
the 26th day of September, 1919 Co
hear appeals and complaints as to
the said voters' lists for the township
of Stephen.
In the Town Hall, Exeter, on the
27th day of September, 1919 to hear
complaints and appeals as to the said
voters' lists for the Village of Exeter.
In the Township Hall, Elinaville,
on the 26th day of September; 1919
to hear the appeals and complaints
-as to the said lists for the Township
of Usborne.
In the Township Hall, Varna„ ori
the 25th day of September, 1919 to
hear complaints as to the said' voters'
lists for the Township of Stanley.
•''"In -Holmes Hall, . Holmesville,on.
the 26th day; of September, 1919, to
• hear, the appeals and complaints as`
tot e
h said Tfsts for the Township.,0i,'
Goderich.
Inn the Town Hall, Bayfield, On the
i; 7th• •day of Septeinb'br, to hear the
complaints and appeals as to the
said lists for the Village of Bayfield
In Walker's Hall, Brticefield, on
e 6th any ox Sentpniber, 1919 to
To Andrew Hess, Zurich, as to the
s:aicl lists for the Township of Hay.
LEWIS H. DICKSON,
Chairman Voters' Registration Board,
County of Huron.
Copies of the Voters' Lists may be
seen with the Municipal Clerks, Post -
Masters, Chief Ennumerator, Hanry
Horton, the local ennumerators fox
the several polling subdivisions the
members of ,the municipal councils,
and with the undersigned,
C. SEAGER,
Clair Voters Registration, Board,
Goderich,
Ontario,
Zurich
Mr. Caly ti Williams of Buffalo is
visiting his brothers and sisters.—Mr.
and Mrs John Laporte announce the
engagement ?of their son, Wilfred E.,
to Mss 11larie Madeline Chariton of
;Essex, the marriage to take place in
the Parish Church of ,the bride some
time la Seriterber:-.-Pte. Herbert C.
Kraft returned from overseas one day
last week.—Nr, and Mrs. Win. K.acr-
cher .of Detroit are visiting relatives
in town.—Misses Pearl Johnston and
Frieda Ka;1beeisch spent a few days
at Toronto t T1
E ' abl'_ _on T and1
Exhibitions—Mr. . I
Norma:i, Holtzman and, .little daughter
of Kitchener spent the week at the
hatne of they foraner's lather, Mr. G.
Holtman, ---Mr, -and Mrs. 'Stumpf and
son of L linira, 11Ir. Sheerer of Corrie,
Mr. and \Irs, Acx(e ;jr., of Mich., were
guests of Rev. and Mrs, Meyer.—Mr.
Ilan Koehler is 9x1 at pre.aent,— .ills;
ids Thur of Elwin is visiting at the
Evangelical parsonage Mr. and Mrs,
J. Ranan Byer and family� . ,of Elkton, M.,
are visiting rel:ftives here.; -Mrs. r.
Westlake returned home after stipend
ing sometime at Elkton. -,-Mr. and Mrs.
Jame.; Laidlaw and son of f rosswefl,
Mich., Mr and Mrs. Geo. Bn ern, Nr
CASTO R I A
Por Infants and Children
In Use Far Over Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
"A Joan of Arc Machin"
HE withstood everything in the field and
above all was, and still is, the last and
only Gar to survive until the cessation of
hostilities" --Extract from letter received by
Ford Motor Company from a British Soldier,
Ira Africa,
Over - soakedro
Ov r she li torn roads, through water fields, se and
only to the tanits iia it,power to climb debris and crater hci,,
the Ford car made a world famous (record in the fighting urea
of the great war. In press despatches, in field reports, in.
letters, in rhyme and song the praises of the Ford were sounded.
In France - 700 cars out of 1,000 were Fords
In Italy - 850 cars out of 1,000 were Fords
In. Egypt - 990 cars out of 1,000 were Fords
In Mesopotamia 999 ears out of 1,000 were Fords
The Ford power plant that established this world-wide record
in every theatre of the war renlainssthe same. It will be in
the Ford you buy.
Vora atnnahput. ft4o• Tearing' *W. (* Open zaale10',A akiirle S'.awriinis sad
I4 ttgn5 a"gytpm9A5 OW extra.
Ooupe N7i, Sedan $1,176 (cloeo4 moon Pried AIM hide Electric 5ts,rttag nna Light op•
Eeultuneat2. 1),,en7o'Xcarourtuble rine, tiro carrier au4 not,•e3dd n tires orear as o/ •,„ai
�i�p�tAn►ontJlvteonly at /Z. execs, 1..teae Prices are r,o. b.bvnt„anti dm
001 J c Uuo W Tic.
w.Ord� sz8
.ir2S ry v/Orem.
MiloSnell, Dealer, Exeter
Floyd Hamacher and .Miss Ciea e ua
• Butfaio are visiting relatives her; —
\Ir. John Hildebrandt has sod i]
dwelling property in town to Pa.P.M
Staubu.s. who gets po:,e,sion t):.•.. 1
1
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MZENS'
GUE
IBE
Its
ini and Its
The Citizens' Liberty League is an organization of repre-
sentative men and women throughout Ontario, who through
necessity have banded themselves together to oppose all
legislation (Dominion or ]Provincial) which tends to curtail
the liberties and lawful rights of the citizen.
In view of the imminence of the Ontario Referendum the
e tvities of the League will for the present be chiefly
directed to
LI(UOR LEG I ? L �
The Ontario Temperance Act, adopted by the Government
as a war measure—without the vote of the people --is
legislation that does curtail personal liberty and one which
has bred great dissatisfaction.
The Citizens' Liberty League is
absolutely opposed to a return of the
open bar as it previously existed in
Ontario under the old License Act.
The League believes that The On-
tario Temperance Act should s ie re-
pealed and so enable the govern-
ment to enact a law in accord with
the senthnent of the people, permit-
ting the gener-al'saIe of non -intoxicat-
ing
ing beer and fight wines and the sale
of pure spirituous liquors only through
Government agencies under proper
restrictions.
(WIZENS' LI
22 Colne Street, Toronto
Now that a Referendum is about
to be taken, the members of the
League feel that every citizen should
clearly understand the meaning and
significance of the questions asked
in the Referendum Ballot.
In order to ,accomplish this purpose
the Citizens' Liberty League will
discuss all phases of this great issue
in the public press in the interests
of sane, moderate temperance legis-
lation.
E
Hone President: President :
Sir •EDMOND B. ASLER Lt. -Col. S. A. C.'MACHM,
COUNCIL
Alfred 0. Beardilsore Aenzilius Jarvis
L) L, McCarthy, K.C. Professor J. J. MacKenzie
1.= Major A. C. Snively
James Ince '
Jarnes Bain, K.G.
W. . r Papa
a ' 4toil
C. cieriek'Paul
A.
E. Dym.nt
TY LEAUE
T. L. OARIIIIT!!1ECIS, Secretary
Viae-Prepla,lat,e Hon. Tr` �.surer:
1. F. HELLIONS, lHie. F. MSS SUER
EXECUTIVE cEn1 n u TEE'
R. A. Lyot
Dr. A. right
E.
turnings
N. Conae1l
Lt. Col', V. G. horn
E. B. Collett J. F. Marsh
'Smear' Heaton V. Kanes-Batchelor
P. 'inpson R. C. Wood
J. R John'T. Vick'
O'. onnel1 C. B. Cronyn
on
Na person directly or indirectly interested its the liquor ¢usinessmaly become a member of the League or contribute to its funds.
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