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THURSDAY, , JUL " 29, 1920
ililage of E1ETE�
- a,W No... 1920
BY-LAW NO. , 11 241
VILLAGE OF EXETER
A By-law to authorize the peeve,
and Treasurer of the Corporation of
the lliunicipality of the Village of
Exeter to borrow certaiu sumo of'.
money to complete payment, for the
concrete pavement constructed on
Main Street under authority of By-
law No. 4. of 1919.
And for the issue and sale of fur-
ther debentures in the amount of
$20,000.00 to cover said cost.
WHEREAS the sum of Twenty
Thousand Dollars is deemed neees-
.nary by the Council to complete the
payment due for the construction ot
the Main Street pavement.
AND WHEREAS S the amount It era-
totore borrowed and outstanding for
the purpose Aforesaid and the a-
mount hereby authorized to be bor-
rowed do not exceed the amount of
the said concrete pavement construe
tion.
AND WHEREAS the amount of
the whole rateable property of the
raid Village of Exeter according to
the last revised Assessment Roll Is
the sum of $775.275.00
AND WHEREAS, the existing de
benture debt of the said Village of
Exeter, exclusive of - local improve-
ment debenture debt secured. fly spec-
ial assessment therefor, amounts to
the sum of $59„184,11 and no part
of the principal or interest Hereof
As in arrears.
Be it enacted by the Municipal th
Council of the Corporation of e
Village of Exeter as follows:
1. That the Reeve with the Treas-
urer of the said Corporation be, and
they are hereby authorized in the
manner and subject to the conditions
herein mentioned to borrow upon the
'credit of the said Municipality the
sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars
($20,000.00) for the purposes herein
before set forth and for that purpose
to issue debentures of the said.Mun-
icipality to the amount of $20,000.-
00 in sums of not -less than $.100.00
each and such debentures shall be
signed by the Reeve of the said Cor-
poration and countersigned by the
Treasurer of the Corporation and
duly sealed with the corporation seal
which seal the Clerk is hereby au-
thorized, and directed to attach to
each of the said debentures.
The said debentures shall be dated
and shall bear interest at the rate
of live and one-half per cent. per
annum and the said interest shall be
payable yearly on the day of the
month on which eaid debentures are
issued and a`n b
tub
Qt
hrills
iPalatl
p
terest the said debentures shall be
payable in annual instalnieuts with-
in fifteen years,said instalments to
Le of such amounts that the yearle
amount pa able for erincipal and in-
terest shall be equal as nearly
maybe to what it; payable for prin-
eiPle andInterest dueiu„ easel of tee
other year; of such period of fifteen
years as hereinafter set forth.
111 the Total
Year Principal !t re- t Payment
1921 $80`2.51 $1101.1.0 $1952.51
1922 941.60 lu,a1 el 1942.:1
1923 992.39 999.12 1992.51
1924 1048.02 944.49 1992.51
1925 1105.67 886.84 1992.51
1926 1166.48 826.03 1992.51
1927 1230.64 761.87 1992.51
1928 1298 32 694.19 1992.51
1929 1369.73 622.7S 1992.51
1930 1445.06 547.45 1992.5.1
193 1 1524.54 467.9: 1992.51
192 1608.39 384.12 1992.551
1033 1696.85 295.66 1992.51
1.93 i 17;4i'.17 202.34 199 2.5 1
1935 1388.04 103.8e 1992.51
r.11t U1i:. by-law :,hair cY.a::lc 'rto
and take effect at the lay of
the lino ;tass:.ng thereof.
That the votes of the E1e .or'; of
the said Village of Exeter entitled to
vote art this by-law be taken, on Fri-
day, August Z0, aonrmercine at n;:ne
o'clock In the forenoon, and continu-
ing unt' fiveo'clock in the afternoon
of the ramie thy, at ttl'e following
place with:. the said Village of Ex.
eter a.nd by the following Deputy-Re-
turnin. Oft':cers,
Palling Sub-divdsic t No.1, at Silas
13andeorda Residence, Main Street.
Itele ai 1 Treble, D., R. 0.; Sidney
.13vi';, Poll Clerk.
'Belling Sub -division' No. 2, at the
E'z'wn, Hall, Vain Street, Wellington
iohns 13. R, 0.; James H. Greive, Poll
Clerk.
.Polling Sub -division No. 3, at Mrs.
elitehell's Office Building, corner of
Main and Wellington streets. James
Weekes. D. R. 0.; Alfred Gambrel
Poll Clerk.
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Polling Sub-divis'on..,.T;q_ 4, At th
North end Fire ];Tall, Frederick {Wit
wer, k I). R. 0.; and Castor Willis,
ler
e atsoat acid duly sealed; with the Car-
- aeration seal thereof, which. seal'the
OI
d Clerk ttor the time being is• hereby
authorized and directed to attach to
each of the saki debe,ntures,
The said debentures shall be dated
upon the date of the issue 'thereof, and
shall bear ,interest at the rate of five
and ante -half .per'ceat. per annum,and
the said interest shrill be payable year -
1Y town the day of the month on, which
said debentures are issued, and- as o
Bath principal end interest gaud d'3-
benturee phall be payable in aanualin-
stalmeate within fifteen years, such iri-
sttalme.,ts et> ,,be of such mamas
that the aggregate aineunt payable [For
erincipa.' and interest in any year shall
be equal as nearly as may be towhat.
,s payable Icor principal and interest
during each Pe the other years of such
period of eli teen, years . as hereinafter
set forth
Total
Interest °Pristcipal Payment
1921 5440.00 8357,00 $797.00
1922 420.36 376.64 797.00
1923 399,65 397.35 797,00
1924 377.79 41921 797.00
1925 354.73 442,27 797.00
1926 330,41 466.59 797.00
1927 304.75 492,25 797.00
1928 277.67 519.33 797.00
1929 249.11 547,89 797.00.
1930 218.98 . 578,02 797.00
1.31. 187.18 609.82 797.00'
1932 153.65 643.35 797.00.
1933 118.25 678,75 797,00
1934 $0.92 716,08 797.00
1935 41.55 755.45 797,00
• That Monday, the 161h day of Aug-.•
ust, 1920. at seven -thirty 'o'clock 171
the afternoon, shall be the day and the
Clerk's Office, In the Libreey Build-
ing, en the Village of Exeter, shall be.
the place where the Reeve Shall} ate
tend tea etepoin;t pers+alas to. attend at
the various poling piaces, aforesaid,
and at the fixed ;ittmnlang up aof the
votes by the Clerk pa hell* of per-
sons interested in, promatiag, or op_
posing thus by la,w respectfully.
That the Clerk of the Corporation
of the said Village of Exeter shall at-
tend at his office in the said Village
of Exeter at eleven o'clock in the
£orenoo;, on Saturday, the 21st day of
August. 19204 la elan up 'the number
of vote, given for and against this
by -'law
NOTICE.
The above ea a true copy of the;
proposed by-law which has been tak-
en into consideration anal' which will
be- finally .passed by the Council of
the Corporation, of the Village of Ex-
eter. in the event Pe the asent of the
electors being obtained (beret e 'ai terc
one month from first uubljCar leve ;n
The ,Exeter Times and, The hNet6.'
Advovate newspapers, which,.first pub.
Iiwat`•oo was the 29th day of July,1920
and at the ,hour, day and eelaces therein
fixed for taking the vote of the elec-
tors a poll will be held,
Every lease holder entitled by law
t e vote oa the 'tr S.�
t. obs l
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p by-lawshall
at etsr ten days ;next proceeding the
ti: .,.ar polling file en the Office of
the Caere:. of the Municipality e stat-
utary declaration stating that his lease
set'; the requirements • by law 'eatite
tee h:tr, to vote on such a by-'~aw,
eta the names of ;lease -holders peg--
tine to file such a declaration shall
-be paced oa the Voters' List- fer
.:u: h treting.
n; ro:t:itrns to appoint a
to vote ort .'.ts behalf shall
eat later than the tenth day before. the
:a -Teen -el for teen; the vee, fee
with the Clerk of the municipality ehe
a.. n cc- -i; a.: a, ;Person tot
1, it'.nein- yeti and on ':ts behalf.
D;ited at Exeter this 26th day of
Ju'y, 020.
JOS. SENIOR
Clerk o. the corporation of ..he \a• -
lege o. heeler.
YillagE of Exeler
By-law No... 1920
A BY-LAW to provide for borrow-
ing the yuan oaf ,S8000 to pay for the
4aa truction .of a concrete pavement
an \V•e11imtoa Street, in the Village of
Exeter and toautha, tr'
ie the issue of
debentures :therefor :-•
WHEREAS, the Municj;pal Council
of the Corporation of Exeter and pure
strait to a request oe the ratepayers
that it h desirable and in the .interest
of ..that Coror+ratian of the Village of
Exeter to construct a concrete pave-
ntent .ai Wellington Street, begintang
et `l el Street and extendeng as far as
the Grand Trunk Railway property
with`,, the Village of Exeter.
AND. WHEREAS, it has been estab-
lished that it will require the sum .oD
212,000 to prepare the roadbed, do the
necessary draining and to construct a
pavement thereo,l.
AND WHEREAS, under instruc-
tions of the 4lunicikai ,Coun,ci1, of the
V i.laae of Exeter, .estimates of costs
•i' construction of a concrete pave-
'r,ent have been submitted and in said
estimates the sum of $8000 is placed
the sum necessary to complete the
7r~!aration s share. ,of said concrete
'iatement 'construction.
AND WHEREAS subscriptions
have been assured by interested par-
ties in the said pavement construction
in the suns of 44000, which subscrip-
tion list will be filed with the Clerk
or the Municipality of Exeter.
AND WHEREAS, it is necessary'
er the said purpose far the said cor-
••aratiart 01 this Village of Exeter, to
borrow upon the credit of said muriici-
pa'rity the sum 'of 28000.
AND \VHERIAS, for the purposes
aforesaid it will be necessary tq issue
debentures taf the said municipality, of
the Village pf Exeter •for the saicl sum'
of $8000, and interest as hereinafter
eroviaed, whllc,h is •tia.the► amount of
the debt intended to he created. by
this by-law; the pnoceeds of the said
debentures to be applied in. the pre-
eatration of the roadbed, and in the
c.onstructiotn of ,the coancrete pave-
ment' loan the said Wellington Street
in. the Village toe Exeter, and for no
AND WHEREAS, it i.s desirable to
make the principal of th,e sad debt
repayable ',y annual instalments, during
the period pct fifteen years next after
the issue of the d•eberitures therefor,
AND WHEREAS, it will be rneir'es:
satry to raise annually for the period'
of fifteen ,years during the curr.e,acy`
ai the debenturees to be issued her
by under special rate sufficient there -
ear 'bun all the rateable property within
the + municipality ,the sum of 5797.00
for the, paying of the several instal-
ment ' of principal and interest ihere-
o:i at the trate of five and one Irani
per cent per am'numi,
AND WHEREAS,. the' amount of the
whole rateable property of the Vili-
aagc 'of Exeter according . to elle last
revised assessment moll its the sum of
$775,275.00. -.
AND WHEREAS, the existing de
benture debt of the said Village of
Exeter, exclusive of local lnnprove-
men,t"debenture d,ebt.secured by spec -
al assessme its tiie,„reifor .amounts to
tire: ;sum of: 559,184.11e and, no part
sf the:ctrim:5pee or lilnterest thereof is
in a,r'ears,
Thereiare the municipal Coptic:il of
the Village of" Exeter, ,enacts, as iol
laws :- - • .l
[t .shall be• eateful.tor the Reeve, end
E rea$u el (of she said Village of Ex-
eter eat ,barrow on the credit of the
said c leitrataoi} the sum..ef 5,8000 `far
'he vurp°oses,'herein before set forth
aid ear that: nurpo •e, tb is ue deben-
teem; of ale said:enun&cipali_y .td i,the
uuouitt era: 48000 'ia1; sttms -^f not ess
!ram 1100 each. and such debentures
shall be signed by the Reeve of the
aid corporation for the time being and
c ou,n:tersigned by .the the Treasurer
the time being of the. seed carpo.
That this by-law shall conte into
force and take effect pa the day of
the ,final Massing thereof,
That the votes of the Electors of
the sate, \tillage of Exeter entitled to
vote on this by-law be taken on Fri-
day, August 20, commencing at nine,o'clock in the forenoon, and continu-
in; unci» 'five o'clock be the tifternoon
of the same day, ;at the following
,Makes, within the said Village of Ex-
eter rad by the following Deputy -Re-
turning Officers.
Po:tin Sub -•d vis:oa No.1, at Setae
Handtord's Residence, ;!lain Street,
elawar'1 Treble, D. R. 0.; Sidney
i)tris, I'•odt Clerk.
s'olling Sub -division No. 2, at the
Town, Hall, Alain Street, Wellingtoa
Jahns ]:1. R. O.; James H. Greive, Poll
.Berk,
Palling Sub divlsioa No. 3, at Mrs,
ti'tcheles Office Building, corner of
Main and Wellington streets. James
Weekes, 11. R. 0.; Allred Gambrel,
1?0'1 Clerk
i'olfint: Sub-darision No 4, At the
North end Fire Hal, Frederick Nat -
wee D. R. 0.; end Castor W ill's, Poll
Clerk
That Monday, the 161h day of Aug-
ust 1920, at seven -thirty •o"clock in
the aftcrnoan, shall be the day and the
Clerk's 0.fice, :n the Library Build-
ing, in the Village of Exeter, shall be
the place where the Reeve shalll i
tend to appoint persons to attend at
the various poltang places atore„tid
and at the final suinlning up 'of .he
votes by the Clerk ,oa, behalf of ner-
sons interested in promoting, or op-
posing thee by -last, respectfully.
That the Clerk of the Corporation
of the said. Village pf Exeter shall at-
tend at his •offece ion, the said Viliage
of Exeter at eleven o'clock in the
forenceee on Saturday, the 21st day of
Augu';t 1920, to suulup the number
of vote: given foe and against this
by-law.
NOTICE.
The above 5s a true copy of the
proposed by-law which has been tak-
en Into consideration and which will
be ,finally .passed by the Council of
the Corporation of the Village of Ex-
eter, ,in the event of the asent of the
elector^ being ,obtained thereto, after
one month from first publiicatton,s in
The Exeter Times and The Exeter,
Advocate newspapers, which; first pub-
:icat:,an was the 29th day of July,1920
and at the hour, day and places therein
fixed .tor taking the vote of the .elec-
ters a poll will be held,
Every lease holder entitled by law
to vote on. the proposed by-law shall
at least ten days 'text proceeding the
day of polling fate ,in the Office of
the. Clerk of the ,Municipaliliy a stat-
utory ;declaration. stating that his lease
-neets the requirements by law ,entit-
ling him to vete en such, a by-law.
And the names ,of ,lease -holders n,eg-
'-erting to .fle such a declaration shall
not be placed oa the Voters' List fee
e uch toting.
Conroations entitled to appoint a
nominee tD& vote on .:ts behalf shall
not later than: the ,tenth day before the
day appoisited ;fol taking ,ihe vote, file
with the Clerk of ;the municipality the
name in writing of a person to. :vote
as its ,nominee and .on its behalf.
Dated at Exeter this 26th day ,oif
July, 1920,
JOS. SENIOR,
Clerk of the Corparation of the Vil-
mage too Exeter.
Zurich
Mrs, J. C ICalbfleusoh, who spent a
couple. months ;at Detroit, has re-
turrnei'.-Mee and Mrs. Gorman Got-
ha k of Cario, Mich., visited relatives
here Mrs. H. Yungblut is spending
a few weeks in Detroit -Mr. Valentine .
Gerber ,Sr,, has purchased the dwell -
me and eland ,m i3lake, which he has
occupied Lor 'some time, from, the
_deter Douglas estate. -Mr. Geo. A
Brisson has ,sold his 100 -acre farm ogi
the Goshen Lime, south, to Isis neitgh-
bor, Mr. Simon Hoffman, who takes
possession next spring. -Rev, Ray M.
Geiger, Woodstock, son of Mr, and
`Mrs Moses Geiger of the villa e, was
united in marriage to Nurse Evelyn A.
Willdfang daughter of the late N.
Wildfang and Mrs, N. Wadfang, Elm-
wood, ot the Evangelical parsonage,
Chesney. -Air. D.1Gattschalk of Bad
Axe: Mich., visited 'relatives here.-
Owing ;to the absence of Rev, F. B.
11feyer e there we•rei no services -in, the
Evangelical Church, corn; Sunday. -There
passed away at Tris home oez Conces-
sign 15, Hay, on Saeugaday, July 15.
nti' John Geiger, aged 59 years, 5
months and 14 'days. Deceased was
horn .i, Hay To. and liivied there all
'r is life and had been sick 'only -a few
-days land' was about .going to London
to he 'operated ' on, when She passed -
eeacefully away with 'intestional ! +ab-
tructio,n. He leaves to mourn : hise
loss `his ,sorrowingWidow, tivo laugh -
teas, Mrs. Geo Hopkins of St. Thom-
, anid Mrs. Waris. Stade ,o!f ,near Dash -
v tad. The 'remains were laid to rest
n' the Lurnt:h Lutheran cemetery;
[,ashen . Line, Tuesday.
Incorporated in 1855
CAFTTAL RESERVE $9,000,000
Over 120 Branches
THE
MC)LSON'S
BANK.
THE SAVING HABIT
tike all other good habits is the result of resolutiien and pract-
ice,
By deposititxg regularly a portinit of your eannings in THE
MOLSONS BANK, the saving habit is soon acquired.
Your money grows by the ad di.ian of the interest which we
pay at current rates on ,savings bank deposits. It is safe, and
can be drawn upon when. really nee led.
Avoid careless spending by opening a to ings arcoutl° with us.
EXETER BRANOB
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business daily.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch
f
Western University
London, Ontario
elks and Sciences
3Vledicine
Fall Term Opens October 4th
FOR INFORMATION AND: C=ALENDAR \Ti RI ee
K. P. R. NEVILLE, hegristrar
Grand Bend
Mr. Frank Allister of St. Marys
spent a,lew dart's, at his home here last
week, -Mrs. John Baird wee called to
Crediton Friday, maim to the illness
of her daughter'
Mrs. S. Signs, -Mr'
W. B. Oliver and Bert Statt+on were
ion Gaderich Tuesday on business. -liar.
Jos. Lawson will soon, have the abut -
meant cora the north side for the new
bri leg done.
CLINTON-The marriage took place
at 12.15 Saturday, in the Ontario St.
Church, ,of M. E. Pretoria (Pearl),
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Shipley, and Mr. Lloyd W.
Curren. soon of Mr. and Mrs. E. Cur-
tail of Godericb,
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. 'Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice, Strictly confidential; no witness.
Pin Your Faith ` to
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EVERY article you . buy at any of the following
hardware stores will give. you Distinguish
Service " if you.make sure when buying that it
bears. the famous GOLD MEDAL Label.
" Quality" and " Hobbs Gold Medal meann the
Look for the Gold Medal Label -a symbol
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Tools, Safes, Lawn Mowers, Sewing Machines,
Roofing, Washers and Wringers, Cutlery, Sporting
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THE CANADIANB N ,
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL -, - $15,000,000 `'-
RESERVE FUND - - $15,000,000
EXETER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager.
Incorporated in 1855
CAFTTAL RESERVE $9,000,000
Over 120 Branches
THE
MC)LSON'S
BANK.
THE SAVING HABIT
tike all other good habits is the result of resolutiien and pract-
ice,
By deposititxg regularly a portinit of your eannings in THE
MOLSONS BANK, the saving habit is soon acquired.
Your money grows by the ad di.ian of the interest which we
pay at current rates on ,savings bank deposits. It is safe, and
can be drawn upon when. really nee led.
Avoid careless spending by opening a to ings arcoutl° with us.
EXETER BRANOB
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business daily.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch
f
Western University
London, Ontario
elks and Sciences
3Vledicine
Fall Term Opens October 4th
FOR INFORMATION AND: C=ALENDAR \Ti RI ee
K. P. R. NEVILLE, hegristrar
Grand Bend
Mr. Frank Allister of St. Marys
spent a,lew dart's, at his home here last
week, -Mrs. John Baird wee called to
Crediton Friday, maim to the illness
of her daughter'
Mrs. S. Signs, -Mr'
W. B. Oliver and Bert Statt+on were
ion Gaderich Tuesday on business. -liar.
Jos. Lawson will soon, have the abut -
meant cora the north side for the new
bri leg done.
CLINTON-The marriage took place
at 12.15 Saturday, in the Ontario St.
Church, ,of M. E. Pretoria (Pearl),
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Shipley, and Mr. Lloyd W.
Curren. soon of Mr. and Mrs. E. Cur-
tail of Godericb,
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. 'Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice, Strictly confidential; no witness.
Pin Your Faith ` to
Hobbs Gold Medal Lines.
`ATTENTION ! "
EVERY article you . buy at any of the following
hardware stores will give. you Distinguish
Service " if you.make sure when buying that it
bears. the famous GOLD MEDAL Label.
" Quality" and " Hobbs Gold Medal meann the
Look for the Gold Medal Label -a symbol
of service. ' You'll find it on Harvest Tools, Garden
Tools, Safes, Lawn Mowers, Sewing Machines,
Roofing, Washers and Wringers, Cutlery, Sporting
Goods, Refrigerators, Binder. Twine, etc.
Far Sale by
All F
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ware Dealers.
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