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The Exeter Advocate
THURSDAY, AUG. 19, 1920
Yfflage of EXETEE
By-law No... 1920
BY-LAW NO. , 1920
VILLAGE OF EXETER
A. By-law to authorize the Reeve
:and Treasurer of the Corporation of
the Municipality of the Village of
Exeter to borrow certain sums 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 neces-
sary by the Council to complete the
payment due for the construction of
the Main Street pavement.
AND WHEREAS the amount here-
tofore borrowed and outstanding for
the purpose aforesaid and the a-
mount hereby authorized to be bor-
rowed donot exceed the amount of
the said concrete pavement construc-
tion:
AND WHEREAS the amount , of
the whole rateable property of the
taaid 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 by spec
4a1 assessment therefor, .amounts to
the sum. of $59,184.11 and no part
of the principal or interest thereof
is in arrears. -
Be it enacted by the Municipal
'Council of the Corporation of the.
-Village of Exeter as follows:
1, That the Reeve with the Trees -
:titer of the said Corporation be, and
they are hereby authorized in the
manner aid subject to the conditions
herein mentioned to borrow upon the
a•rednt of he syaid Municipality the
.
:sum of Tienty 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.-
each
20,000.
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
upon the date of the issue thereof,
and shall bear interest at the rate
of five and one-half per cent. per
annum and the said interest shall be
payable yearly on the day of the
month on which said debentures are
issued and as to both principal and
interest the said debentures shall be
payable in annual instalments with-
in fifteen years, said instalments to
be of such amounts that the yearly.
amount payable for principal and in-
terest shall be equal as nearly as
maybe to what is payable for prin-
ciple and interest during each of the
other years of such period of fifteen
years as hereinafter set forth.
In the Total
Year Principal Interest
1921 • $892.51 $1100.00
1922 941.60 1050.91
1923 993.39 999.12
1924 1048.02 944.49
1925, 1105.67 886.84
1926 1166.48 826.03
1927 1230.64. 761.87
1928 1298.32 694.19
1929 1369.73 622.78.
1930. 1445.06 547.45
1931 1524:54 467.97
1932 16.8.39 384.12
1933 1696.85 295,66:
1934 17%0.17 202.34
1985 1888.64 103,87
Payment
$1992.51
1992.51"
1992.51
1992.51
1992.51
1992.51
1992.51
1992.51
1992.51
1992.51
1992.51
1992.51
1992.51
1992.51
1992.51
That this by-law shall come into
farce and takeeffect on tine..day of
the' fine: paieeng thereof. '.
That the votes of the Electors of
the said :'Village ,of Exeter entitled to
mote on this by-law be taken on Fri-
day, August 20, commencing at nine
o'clock .in the forenoon, andcontinu-
ing entil foe o'clock in the of iernoan
of the same day, at the following
7lace ..withdui, the said', Village ,of Ex-
•eter and by the t+otiowiug Deputy -Re-
turning . Offerers.
Polling Sub -division No.1, at Silas
Handford's Residence, Main Street,
Edward Treble, D. R. 0.; Sidney
Davis, Poll Qerk.
Polling Sub-divesion, No. 2, at the
Town, . Hall, Main Street, Wellington'
johns D. R. 0.; teems H. Greive, Pall
Cl:erlr.
Polling Sub -division No 3, at Mrs.
Mitchell's Office Deeding,corner of
;Main and Wellington strts: James:
Weekes, I), R. O. Alfred Gambrill.
SIO in sums of not less than $100,00" poll • Cl'eric.
Polling Sub -division No, 4, At the
North end Fire Hall, Frederick 'vi:t-
wer, D. R. O.; and Castor Willi,sk Poil
Clerk
That Monday,, the 16th day of Aug-
ust, 1920. at seven -thirty o'clock in
the afternoon, shall be the day and the
Clerk's Office, in the'Library Build-
ing, en. the Village of Exeter, shall be
the place where the Reeve shall' at-
teed to appoint persons to attend at
the various palling places aforesaid,
and at the final summing up of the
Notes by the Clerk on behalf of per-
sons interested in promoting, or op-
posing this by-law 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
forenoon, on Saturday, the 21st day of
August, 1920, to sum up e'the number
a votes given for and against this
by-law
NOTICE.
The above rits a true copy of the
proposed by :law which- has been tak-
en into consideration and which will
be linally passed by the Council of
the Corporation of the Village of Ex-
eter. in the event ,of the asent of the
electors being obtahied thereto after
one month from first publications ;n
The Exeter Times and The h,xeter
Advocate newspapers, which first pub.
ticat;,on was the 29th day of July,1920
and at the haw; da'v end places clic rain
axed for taking the vote of the elec-
tors a *nolo will be held.
Every lease harder entitled by law
to vote on the proposed by-law shall
u least ten days next proceeding the
lay ,o` ;polling file ;in the Office of
the Clerk of the efunicipaiiiy a stat-
etory declaration stating that his lease
meets the requirements by Jaw emit -
'ell l hitr, to vote on such a by-la,w,
An 1 the names of lease holders pee.
`eeting file such a declaration shall
eat be placed on. the Voters' List for
such toting.
neroations entitled to appoint a
.mete.' to vote on 'is behalf shall
net ,ate.• than the tenth day before the
day a;npointel :or tak;,ne the vote,fi,e
with the Clerk of the municipality the
name in wr;tismg ee a person to v'.e
as its nen•.rtee ena as ;t^• behal:'-
Dated at 1;:\4{ er this 2otk day o:
July, 1920.
JOS. SENIOR,
Clerk .e the Corporation of the Vil-
lage of )~Neter.
Yiilage of Exeler
By-law No... 1920
A BY-LAW to provide for borrow-
ing the sum ,of 58000 to pay- for the
construction of a concrete pavement
on Wellington Street, in the Village of
Exeter and to authorize the issue of
debentures the:aka ;—
WHEREAS, the Municipal Council
of the Corporation of Exeter and pur
suint to a request of the ratepayers:
that it is desirable and in the interest
of the Corporation' of the Village of
Exeter to construct a concrete pave-
ment on Wellington Street, beginning
at Main Street and extending as far as
the Grand Trunk Railway property
within the Village of Exeter.
AND WHEREAS, it has been estab-
lished that it will require the sum o11
$12,000 to prepare the roadbed, do the
necessary draining and to construct a
;pavement thereon.
AND WHEREAS, under instruc-
tions of the Municipal ,Council of the
Village of Exeter, estimates of costs
of construction of a concrete pave-
ment have been submitted and in said
cstimatee the .sum of $8000 is placed
as the sum necessary to co the
lets
p
corporation's share of said concrete
pavement construction.
AND WHEREAS subscriptions
have been assured by interested par-
ties in the said pavement construction.
in the sum of 14000, which subscrjep-
tion list will be filed with the Clerk
of the Municipality of Exeter
said corporation. ,for the time being an
countersigned • by the Treasurer
for the time being of the said corpor-
ation and duly sealed with the Cor-
poration seal thereof, which seal the
Clerk Lor the time being is hereby
authorized and directed to attach to
each of the said debentures.
The said debentures shall be dated
baron the date of the issue -,hereof, and
shall bear interest at the rate sof five
and one-half per Gent. per annum, and
the said interest shall be payable year-
ly on the day of the month on, which
said debentures are issued, and es to
both principal :rand interest said de-
benture:. shall be payable in annual in-
stalments within fifteen years, such in-
sttalments oto ,be of such amounts
that the aggregate amount payable for
principal and interest in any year shall
be equal as nearly as may be to what
is payable ,for principal and interest
during each of the ;other years of such
period of ,fifteen years as hereinafter
set forth
Total
Interest Principal Payment
1921 $4'40.00 $357.00 $797.00
1922 420.36 - 376.64 797.00
399.65 397,35 797.00
19241923 377, 419442.2721
1111999922425423
925 354,7379 797.00
, 797.00
1926 330,41 466.59 797.00
1 304.7$ 492.25 797.00
277.67 519.33 797.00
1,929927 249,11 547,89 797,00
1933 118.25 678.75797
1.9301928 218,98 • 578,02 797,00
1931 "X87,18 609, 7 97,00
1932 153,65 643,382
5 .997,0000
1934 80,92 7`16,08 797.00
11935 41.55 755,45 797,09
That this by-law shall come into
force and take effect, on the day of
the ,final passing thereof.
That the votes of the Electors of
the said Village of Exeter •entitled,i,q
cote oft this by-law be taken on Fri,
day. August 20, commencing at nine
o'clock in the forenoon, and continu-
ing until five -o'clock in the afternoon
of the same day, ,at the following
places, within the said Village of Ex-
eter and by the following Deputy-Re-
turnting Offic
Pollinng Suis-ersd2, visioa No.1, at Silas
Handford's Residence, Ma?n Street.
Edward Treble, D. R. 0.; Sidney
Davis Poll Clerk,
Polling Sub -division No. 2, at the
Town, Hall, Main Street. Wellington
Jobns U, R. 0,; James H. Greive, Poll
Clerk.
Paine Su -d vision No. 3, at Mrs,
Mitchell's Office Building, corner of
Main and Wellington streets. James
Weekes. I), R. 0.; Allred Gambrill,
Poll Clerk.
Polling Sub -division, No. 4, At the
North end Fire Hall, Frederick resit-
wer,. D. R. O.; en.d Castor Willis, PolI
Clerk
That Monday, the 16th day of Aug-
ust 1920, at seven-thirtf -- o'clock in
the afternoon, shall be the day and the
Clerk's Office, in the Library Build-
ing, in the Village of Exeter, shall be
the place where the Reeva shalll at-
tend to appoint persons to attend at
the various palling places aforesaid
and at the finale summing up of the
votes by the Clerk on behalf of per-
sons interested in promoting, or op-
posing this by-law respectfully.
That the Clerk of the Corporation
of the said Village pf Exeter shall at-
tend at his ,office al the said Village
of Exeter at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon on Saturday, the 21st day of
August 1920, to sum up the number
of voter given far and against this
by-law.
NOTICE.
The above ns a true copy of the
proposed bylaw 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 emit of the assent of the
elector^ being obtained thereto after
one month from first publications in
The Exeter.Times i and�e
Th Exeter
Advocate newspapers, which first pub-
lication `was the 29th day of July,1920
and at the hour, day and places therein
fixed for taking the vote of the elec-
tors a poll will be held.
Every lease holder entitled by law
o vote on the . proposed by-law shall
t least ten days next proceeding the
day of :polling file in the Office of
the Clerk of the ,Municipality a stat-
utory declaration stating that his lease
meets the requirements by law enntit-
ing• him" to vote on such a by-law.
And the names of lease -holders neg-
ecting to file such a declaration shall
not be placed on the Voters' List for
uch orating.
Corporation entitled to appoint a
nominee to vote on its behalf shall
toot later than the tenth day before the
day appointed for taking the vote, file
with the Clerk .qf the municipality the
name in writing of a person to vote
as its nominee and on its behalf.
Dated at Exeter this 26th day ofJuly, 1920.
• JOS. SENIOR,
'Clerk of the Corporation of the Vil-
lage of Exeter. ;
a
AND WHERhAS, it is necessary
for the said purpose far the said car-
-,oration of the Village of Exeter, to
borrow upon the credit of said munici-
pality the sum of S8000. 1
AND WHEREAS, for the purposes
aforesaid it will be necessary to issue 1
debentures of the said municipality of
the Village laf Exeter for the said sum s
of $8000, and interest as hereinafter
provided, which is tcs thee amount af•
the ,debt intended to be created by
this by-law; the proceeds of the said
debentures to be applied in the pre-
paration of the roadbed, and in the
canstructiosn of the concrete pave-
ment ..tan ,the said Wellington Street
in.the Village 'of Exeter, and for no
AND WHEREAS, it is 'desirable to
make the principal of the said debt
repayable ey annual instalments during
the period of fifteen years next after
the issue of the debentures therefor,
AND WHEREAS, it will be neces-
sary to ,raise annually for the period
of fifteen years during the currency c
of the debentures to be issued here-
by under special rate sufficient there-
for or. all the rateable property within
the municipality the sum .af .$797.00
for the paying of the several . instal-
ment (of principal and interest there-
oa at the sate of five and one half
Der cent per annum. -' AND WHERLAS, th,e aanount of the.
whole rateable ;property of the Vill-
age +of Exeter according to the Last
revised assessment roar is the sum of
$775,275.00.
AND WHEREAS, the' existing de-
benttu& debt of the said Village, of.
Exeter, exclusive of locall improve-
ment debenture debt secured by spec-
ial assessments therefor .amounts to
the sum of X59,184.11, and no part
.of the ,principal or „interest theaeof is
in a rears
Therefore -thee' ,ttnunicipal dCouncil of
the Village Of Exeter enacts as., foal -
lows :—
It shall -be lawful ,for the Reeve and
Treasurer (of 'the said Village of Ee
eter to ,borrow on the credit of ;the
said• corporationthe sum' of $8000 atoll
the 'uwrpose's therein before set forth
and for that purpose to issue deb, -
tures ofthe ,s aid municipality to the
amount 0;1'48000 'in, sums of not less
than ? LOe ,each • and ,such debentures
shall be signed by the Reeve .of the
•
Hay . Council
At the regular meeting' of the clouiu-
e, on. August 7th the following rates
were struck and will be levied and
collected,—County 3 8-10 mills; the
Township, 2 mills; Highways, 2 mills ;
Statute Labor l2 3-10; Gen School
3 9-10; Zurich p, Vi, 8 :mels, Dash-
wood P.V., 5 mills. The Special rates
for schools . lase; Na, 2, 2 5-10; Nol.
10, 2 1-10; N. 14, 2; ,Na. 3, 1 8-10;
No• 6, 1'6-10; 7, 15 6-10; No. 8
3 5-10; Nio. 4, 2 4 -lb; ,Not 12, 4; No.
11.; 313-10; No. 13, 2 5-10; Na 9, 2
6-10; No. 16, 3 1-10; Vol, 11, 3- Na.
15, 4 7-10, A euhnber 'Of accounts
were passed and adjoureenent made to
Seat 4th. (A F. Hess, Clerkl
Keep Them Growing-
Children who are over -thin,,
• listless or delicate, should take •
Scott's Emulsion'
regularly every day as ail
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Emulsion. as- '
a, ionic -pito-
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childof, � ,
any age..
Scott & tiawne, Toronto, Ant. 20-06
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i:Iarvest time brings expenses which must
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sea,on, interview this Bank. We are pre-
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THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL - - $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND - $15,000,000
EXETER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager.
Leacorporeted in 1855
GAP11':#I. itFSERVE $9,000.100
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Almost every farmer finds :pis money tied up in, stock or
craps at certain seasonns. If he needs assistance he should con-
sult our local Manager.
Savings Departments ar all }3ran:nnee
WE ARb.. PREPARED TO COLLECT YOUR WHEAT BOARD
PARTICIPATION CERTIFICATES,
.EXETER BRANG>F3
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia- Branch open for business .laity.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch,
Zurich
Miss Ort •of TQrontaie visttine at
the home of Mr. A. Melick.—Mr. and
Mre. Peter Haberer returned last
week from tnn extended truip thraugn
tthe 4Vestrxt States,—hlr. Abe Ben-
der ,of Winn;peg is ,visiting fr:en,ls :n
town, as is also Mr. Geo Valland c,f
;town,
Dennison of Galt is vis-
iting at the home of her father, Mr.
Holtzman.—Mrs. Fred Howald and
fetidly 04 St. MMrys is staying teeth her
sister Mrs, Noah Sararas.—Rev. Morris
Ehnes and daughter Elizabeth of Le-
onia NJ. are visiting at ,the home of
another, Mrs, A. G. Ehnes of the
village,—Mrs. Emma Sanders, i<Iusl:e-
gon, Mich„ is visaing alt the home of
Mrs. J H. Schnell.—Mrs. Demuth and
son Albert and Mrs. F. Young and lit
tae son Harry, returned to their homes
at Part Ar'tihur —The result of the
judging of oats of the Standing Field
Crop Competition held under the aus-
pices of the Zurich Agricultural Soc-
iety. is as .hollows, --1st, John A. Man-
son; 2nd, Elmer Krueger, 3rd, Oscar
Klapp; 4th, Samuel Schoch; Sth, Alex
Rennie, 6th, E. F. Klapp, 7th, Herman
Walters.
AUCTION SALE
Of REAL ESTATE & HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS, at his residence, Exeter,
on SAT.URDAY, AUG. 28th, 1920
at 1.00 o'clock s a �efollowing:—
Real
o o'
h[ rp, the f 11 wing-
Real Estate -33 1-3 acres of land,
1-2 mile south of Exetere Three lots
and 8 -room brick h(onise in Exeter,
with bath, new funznace and all mod-
ern conveniences.
Effects -5 -piece solid mahogany
parlor suite, 6 -piece quarter cut oak
din',ng suite and buffet; quarter -cut
oak secretary; mahogany Heintzman
piano; electrical fixtures, 1 leather
couch, 2 sotasu brnee bed, iron bed, 2
wooden Jieds, Ostermo�oite 'inalttresjses,
4 sets springs, 2 ,stretchers and mat-
tress, 3 dressers and washstands, e.,6
tables, 2 clocks, kitchen chairs, bak-`
ing cabinet, Welton rugs, tapestry and
smaller rugs, carpets, quantity dishes
and cookiib dwells, canned
g
oods, a
washing machine; tubs', etc., 2 coaal
and wood stoves ,sill, stove and oven.
6 tons coal, quaaltity, wood and lum-
ber, ladders, etc, _,
1 drj4�ng. Inane, 8years
old; light
road buggy, cutter;; 'suibber mounted
single harness, 2 Net single harness
heavy single heelless, new buffalo robe,
tools, etc. A fine 'garden of 'vegetablzs
and ;fruits. -Other articles too mum-
emus to mention,. ,
Goods subject to being sold.
Terms—Of Chattels, Cash; Of Real
Estate xtnade known oun day of sale.
For ieurther` particulars apply to
JOHN T. WOOD, 'Prop, -
C. W. ROBINSON, Auct.
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Notice to ex-meanbcrs at the Canad
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NOTICE is therebyT given to all eon-
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adian Expeditionary Force who are
entitled to and who require post -dis-
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their applications. to the District Den-
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theDistriet in witch they reside on or
before 1st ,September, 1920. Applie-
atone for dental treatment received af-
ter 1st September, 1920 will not be
considered,
(Sgd) EUGENE FISET
Major-General
Deputy Minister Militia and Defence
Ottawa, August 2, 1920,
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