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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1905-09-14, Page 125c. in advance will pray for the An%ouA'1't•: until January 1,191111. Subsetihe now and get the benefit. You can't du better. NINETEENTH YEAR. ettf ilbot EXETER, ONTARIO. THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1905. le. Farm,\'ilhtge or any otLc t,1 op. -;:y bought .t exchanged for you at reasonable commission. .lpply- SANt,1 Cts & ('1tl:F:('li. SANDERS & CREECH, Prop's z (New Reading Matter appears W this spce each week.) Like A Plant In The Spring. Tour sat int,•. grow, when paced in this !tank. A bank account cultivates and encourages thirfty habit--nn•h as all sucv earful people have. 41 °t.e•us a "growing" ac.•outt, to hich you can add when you like and aithdraw when you please In any siu.l amounts We add interest to the prin• dial and compound it FOUR titres a year, on 31 Jars., 30 April, 31 July, and 31 October. New accounts are always welcome. We hate the beat fa"ilaties for tanking at the most reason• able rates and terms eonsisbnt with consentive banking. We int ite your business. . Branches in Huron County at EXETER. CREDITON, DASHWOOD, IIENSALL. ZURICH, CLINTON THE SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA f141Qarir & St.rbrry, Solicitors Joseph Snell, Manager EXETER, Dashwood and Zurich branches. FAIR VISITORS SHOULD NOT FAIL To see our big display of FALL GOODS including every- thing new for the Fall and Winter -New Dress Goods, New Furs, New Overcoats, New Suits, New Hats and Caps, and Underwear. Dress Goods -All the smart effects will be found here from 50c. up. Waistings-In Polka dot Velvets, Silk and Wool Mixtures, Fancy, Plaid and Plain, 50c. per yard. New Furs -Ladies' Neck Ruffs, all sizes and shapes, in the fashionable fur, $2.50 to $25. Ladies' Fur Coats, $25 up. New Raincoats -We have a nice showing in the short and long, Light and dark shades, $4.00 to $9 50. Fall Underwear -You will find us filled up with all the good kind at the oid prices. We bought before the RAISE in price. toria Shoes -Don't miss getting a pair of the great Astoria Shoes. The best shoes ever shown in Exeter. We are the only people here selling them. CABLING BROS. Only High Quality Toilet Articles will produce satisfactory results. Infe- rior things are not only worthless but sometimes positively harmful. All our goods are perfectly reliable. They are selected with as much care as our DRUGS AND MEDICINES and will be found just as gond, Some entollent should be used to keep the skin in good condition. We eery in stock all the [trepans- eel ions widely advertised. They ex • cellent skin folds --whitening, soften- ing and beautifying it. W. S. OWET, PQffl.D. Chemist and Optician. EXETER Medical F. MALIA,V, M. B. (Tor. Univ.) MEMBERA. !'ones. of Physician. and Surgeons, Ontario. Former H. use Surge..n Toronto Western Hospital. Successor to Dr. J. A. I4.Ihns. Night all at office, Exeter, Ontario /ce'ial. DICESON • CARLIN(t, BARRISTER.., ytoldct• ton,, Notaries. Conveyancer', lbnmissioners. Solicitors for Molsona !lark, etc. MONY t0 LOMB at lowest rates of interest. Offices, Main street, Exeter. 1.a. Caat.tea, B.A., 1. 11 Uncle. -•x ONEY TO LOAN. Ws hare • large amount of private funds to loan Os farm and village properties at lo -s rates of inter. est. °LADMAS a STANHI'HT, Barristers. Sofkitors,Main . Exeter Ont LLOYD P. JONES Omani a and Choir Master of the Tairitt Memorial Sollars r.ethode. Thar Teacher -Piano, yoke. Ilarlsoay. Farm to Rent. The undersigned I. Offering to rent South Half i.1 17, Con. 4. Stephen. containing At a. -re.. roc one 'ear only. There is a good frame house and bank Mtn On the pre.nlrs CHAS. Box. Fetter w Disolutions of Partnership. NOV( E is hereby gi'en that the rsrtnershi) heretofore nnhisting feta pen us. the (Indentgnned, e• agent• for farm implements. in the Viltage of E .e'er, hag been dis«sl. ed h mutual consent. All delas owing to the mid partnership are requested to to paid at once to the undersigned W .t nl sF,TT, THoil S Jolla. lasted st Exeter this'.th tat of S.14ember. 1?46- I Goshen Line Stephen Quite it number of the farmers have finished seedingand threshing will nuw be the order of theday.-Mr. Nadiger and sister, of Dashwood, visited Miss Rachel Henderson Thursday night.- Mr.and Mrs. Geo Mawhinney returned home Saturday evening after tt pleas- ant visit in Bowwauville and Toronto. -Mr.and Mrs.John Wilson and daugb ter,Allie, of Maguire, visited Mrs. Year- ley Sunday- Miss Lydia Schroedet• spent Sunday with her sister Mrs.John Williams. Greenway R. English has improved his proper- ty by putting a new roof on his house. -Mrs. James McCIov. of Fairgmve, Mich., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Reit- bin Nilson. and other friends in this vicinity. -Casey Blies, of Caro. Mich., after an absence of 20 years, visited friends here last week. -Miss Flossie Brayton and brother, S. Z., of Aurora, I11.. arrived here Saturday to visit Miss Carrie E. Wilson and other tele - tires. They left Tuesday evening for Chicago. -Mrs. J. Dressler, nee Miss Marion Mummy, of Chicago, I11., is on a visitto her sister. Mrs. J. R. Wilson. Crediton 0 -Cllr Wolf. who left for Mississippi last December and later went to Luuia- ana, returned home Monday. Ilesays he has bad enough of the south and will in future work in the north. -A number front these parts are attending Western Fair at Iu►ndon this week. - Herb Eilber returned home Monday after spending a week's vacation at Toronto. Niagara Falls and Hamilton. -Joseph Habit has moved in thedwel- ling at present occupied by his father. -Thos. Lawson, who purchased the property on Main street front S. Brown has commenced to tear down the wings of the building and will have workmen engaged converting the same into a dwelling. -August Hill has sold his coach dog"Sam,"-K. B. Scott, and son, Fre, of Philadelphia, visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eilber the past week. -Miss Inez Andrews is visiting friends in Parkhill. -Messrs. Young Bros. are showing a new line of kitchen utensils wade of aluminum. -Mich. Beaver is rapidly finishing his new dwelling. - Miss Madge, of Elimyille, was a guest of Mios Marie Mot -lock on Tuesday. - Rev. Damn' attended the Y.P.A. con- vention at Milverton last week. DEATH. -Death removed from our midst on Friday of leet week one of our aged residents in the person of Mrs. Ann Marie Fainter, at the age of 83 years. The deceased had been an in- -- valid for a number of years, but bore Auction Sales. Fanners and others will do well to get their sale bills printed at the Anvocess ofMw. Remember we give you a free notice in the Anyocat■ which goes to nearly every home in the district. We arrange dates for 1i. Brown, auctioneer. ADDITIONAL LOCAL$ Miss 011ie Qnance has returned from London. Mr. C. Lindenfleld returned Monday from Toronto. Dr. Barnes, of London, Sundayed with his wife here. Mr. Henry Passmore, of Usborne. left here Tuesday for the West. Miss L. Huston left Tuesday to fill a position as milliner at Moorefield. Miss May Snell has gone to resume her position as milliner in ingersol. Mise Maud Campbell, Farquhar, left. here on Tuesday for Carberry. Man. County Councillor Spackman was in Gimlet ich this week on official bush 11 eye. Miss Chapman, of Toronto. is visit- ing Mrs. Wm. Brickwood, at Exeter North. Mr. and qhs. S. it. F.acrett, of Brant- ford, spent last week visiting relatives in Ushorne, Hay. and Exeter. Mr. Miller, of Toronto, was the attest of Mis. Miller at the home of Mr. and Nits. Thos. Gregory r w this eek Mrs. 1 ofSat's (Rev.) Currte. nita 1 the .1i I ) t guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Godwin, at the Main street parsonage. Mr's. C'har'lotte !lox left Monday for London, accompanied by her visitors. Miss Amy Wheeler and Miss Thomp- son. Mrs. halls. who has been the guest of her sister. Mrs. W. C. Huston, re- turned to her home in G(xlerich Tues- day. W. J. Smith intends leaving shortly for Detroit where he has taken a situ- ation as salesman in a large boot and shoe store. Miss Annie Ilarriston, of town, and sister. Mrs. ♦Vol. Ford, of r'.botne. are visiting their brother, Or. Harris - ton, in Detroit. Dr. rollick, Accompanied by his sis- ter, Miss Mabel. and Miss Johnston, drove over from St. Marys Sunday and spent the day with his parents. Mrs. Brown and daughters, Misses Janet and E. J.. and Mr. and Mrs. D. Mack attended the wedding of Miss Jennie Taylor to Mr. Jobe Bell, of Kipp.'n. at Brewster on Wednesday. Mr. S. M. Sanders, who has spent some time in the West in the interests of the Farmers' Co.•operative Machine Co.. returned to his home helve Friday. Ile is now spending a few days in Toronto. Mr. Alex. Yager of Swift. Current, Asga.,is spending a few weeks' holidays with his mother here. if reports are true he does not intend returning to the West single handed. Ur. J. R. Morrison, of Donnybrook, N. ILtk., is spending a few days in town. the guest of Dr, Amos. The Doctor is not a stronger in town, hav- ing some few years ago had charge of Di, .Inmos' practice. for a time. Mr.E.J. Feacrett. of Spokane. Wash.. anis NI home on rnesd,at• to visit his mother here for A tinge, after which he intends taking rap the study of Medi cine. Ed. has been absent shunt five yens•., snd during that time has lived in Alberta. British ('olumhi, And «'sahiegton. He looks rohu.t An(1 well. her illness with Christian fortitude. Mrs. Palmer was a native of Germany and carne to this country when quite young. She was of a quiet disposition well liked by all who knew her, and by her genial manner made for herself a host of friends, whose friendly feelings follow far beyond the grave and whose sympathies ate now with the sorrow - stricken family. The hearts of all go out to the bereaved ones who are now weeping for the loss of it devoted moth- er, but we trust the prospect of anoth- er meeting in the hereafter will as- suage their grief and afford consolation to their sorrowing hearts. On Monday the funeral took place to the German cemetery, the Rev. Datum officiating. HYMENEAL -The home of Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, Stephen. was the scene of it very unique wedding, on Wednesday, Sept. 13th, at high noon, when their eldest daughter, Myrtle L. Meadd, was united in marriage to Mr. William J. Dixon, a prosperous and popular young fitrinet• of McGillivray. To the strains of Mendelssohn's wed• ding march, played by Mins Alice 'Mott, of Mt. Hrydges. the bWRre en- tered the parlor leaning on the arm of her uncle, Mr. Win. Dawson, of Park- hill, and stood beneath a canopy of white asters and asparagus fern, where the ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. W. Andtewn, of Crediton. The bride was beautifully gemmed in white Bru.sels net over white silk, trimmed with satin ribbon and rnchings. 'I'he briditl veil and orange blossoms which she wore were the sante which were worn by ber mother a few years ago. The bride also carried a shower 1wu• quet of bridal roses. Her cousi0, Miss Chrystal Ferguson, of Mcinnes, was bridesmaid, ( oo and looked saint in shell pink dimity. and carried a shower bouquet of pink roses. The groom was assisted by his cousin, Mr. Walter Dixon, of De%ir.••, The guests nom - 'wring about seventy-five were from Newbury, Chatham. Wallacchurg, Mt. Brydges. Parkhill, Sylvan, Mchini', Hindsboro, III., and Maguire. After the usual congratulations the guests partook of the wedding dejenner serv- ed in the dining room, which was taste- fully deo rated with festoons of ferns. Amid showers of rice.: and best wishes the happy couple drove to Centralia and took the 5 p.tn. train for a short hnneyino.m trip to Hamilton, Toronto and Niagara :and other eastern points. The ht•ide' s going away gown was is blown satin cloth shirt waist suit with hat to match. The popularity of the lei& and groom was manifested by the nutnerons and c..tly gifts. The gloom's gift to the M ise Was a gold! hain and locket, set in dove shape and to the bridesmaid a beautiful ring set with a pearl. Mr. and Mts. Dixon will ire at home. Con. 8, McGillivray, to their many friends after Oct. 1st. Zurich Man Killed in London. 1'wlw,atd Curvin of 'Zurich. died Tuesday in London from injuries re- ceived 00 the Grand Trunk Railway. Cnrvin alighted from the train which cause from Stratford, then he cnnl• tnenced to cross the trucks but paused and as he did was stele k by the buffer beim of an engine and was knocked headlong front the tracks. He was taken to the Hospital where it was discovered that he had sustained a de• pre.%.d fracture of the skull which pr.•%rd fatal. ('utyin wits about 70 years of age. Dashwood The Misses Lizzie, Minnie and Cath- arine Finkbeiner, together with Mrs. 11. Callfas, are this week visiting friends its Tavistock. -Several from here attended the Westet'n Fair at London during the week. -On Sunday Rev. S. R. Knechtel conducted quar- terly meeting in the Evangelical church here. -Arthur Kellerman left Tuesday to resume his studies at the college in Napierville.-Daine rumor says we are to lose one of our young la- dies soon. -Mr. Weltin, together with bis family and several friends. held a picnic at Grand Bend Monday. -Mr. McLennan, our public school teacher, spent a couple of days last week in De- troit. -John Kraft, who hos been holi- daying with friends in the vicinity of Berlin for the last two weeks returned home Monday. ---John Pfaff has pur- chased from Henry Restyn'eyer the village property known as the Mrs. Mutter's house. -Wm. Kleinstiver, af- ter a two weeks' holiday, has returned to his work here. -Mrs. Rothermal bite purchased front Qeoige Kellerman a house and lot situated near the school. • Centralia Miss A. Huxtable has returned to her position in Rodney, after visiting Toronto at.d London openings. -Dead town -everybody has gone to the Western Fair. --Mrs. Anderson, of Whitechurch, is visitingher daughter, Mrs. Arthur Brooks.-uite a number from town went to Exeter Saturday night to hear the closing of the baby contest in connection with the Quaker Remedy.Co.-A. Hicks shipped four- teen care of pressed hay from here dewing the week. His gasoline engine is doing great work.-Jno. Barry. of Detroit, is shaking hands with friends in town. John looks well. -Messrs. Coughlin & Lawson shipped four car- loads of export cattle from here on Wedneeday.-What is the matter boys with that third game of baseball be- tween the married and single men? Each have a game a piece to their credit. -John Jackson, who has been working for W. J. Moffatt, Royal Ho- tel, is spending a few holidays with friends in Woodham and Kirkton.- Miss Dina Wood, who has been on a extended visit to friends in Centralia and vicinity. bas returned to her home in London. -Miss Sarah Moffitt, who bas been away for her health, has re- turned home looking much improved by her visit. -Mrs. Geo. Essery and daughter. Miss Flora, have returned from their visit to Forest. --Miss Al- vin. Wilson and Miss Ettie Coughlin have gone to London. the former to at- tend the M•tdel School, and the latter to take a course in the Forest City Business College. We wish the young ladies every success. -Frank Colwell has gone to Winnipeg for a few weeks. -MiGs Margaret Coughlin. of Montreal is a visitor at the horse of her uncle, Dan. Coughlin. Drank Fly Poison. Stratford, Sept. 10. -The infant son of a Mr. Atcheson o f St. Paul, near bere, drank a quantity of fly poison front a dish on the table with fatal re- sults. Medical aid was summoned hut the little one's lite could not be saved. s --- 'IRTNS DEW -At Hurondale, on Sept. 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Evan Dew,a daughter. ELLiAON--in McGillivray; on Sept. 6, to Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ellison, a daughter JEFFERY--in I'sborne, Thames Road, on Sept. it. to Mr. and Mrs. George Jeffery, twin daughters. EDIOHOFFER--Tn Dashwood, on Sept. 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Edighoffer, a daughter -still horn. HOFFMAN-- in Dashwood, on Sept. 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman, a son -still born. WANLICSR-In Duluth Minn.,on nn Rept. 3. to Mr. and Mr's. James Wanless (nee Miss Lillian G. Hardy) a daugh- ter. MARRIAGES. FINmeA --BRF:HN - In Sacred Heart Church. Parkhill, nn Sept. (, by Rev. Fatherh er Dunn Mr. Jameses Finegan to Miss Honors, Breen, all of Parkhill. BARneR--MORTON-At the home of the bride's mother, on Sept. 4, by Rev. Geddes, Wm. Barter. of Salem, to Miss Mary, daughter of the late John Morton, of McGillivray. GARDNER--HILYAR-At the home of the bride's parents, on Sept. 7, by Rev. Manning, Samuel Gardner. of Colborne, to Miss Olive. only daugh- ter of ('has. Hilyar. of Clinton. WF:nn- FriatactoII At the Memorial church, London. by Rev. Mr.Ifague, on Sept. 7, Mt. Hubert Webb, of London tp.. to Miss Maud. second daughter of Mr. Geo. Fraleigh. of Amt. U1xoN MxAnn-At the residence of the bride's parents. on Sept. 13, by Rev. Andrews, Wm. J. Dixon, of McGillivray. to Miss Myt tle L. Meadd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ('latk, of Stephen. Bltt.t.--TAYtA)R -At the home of the bride's pparents, on .Me t.13th, by the Rev. W..1. Doherty. B.A.. Mr.John Bell, of Ki open, to Miss Jennie A. Taylor. eldest daughter of Mr. R. H. Taylor. Brewster. DEATHS FAtirER. - in Stephen, on Sept_ A, lAnnie Mary Fahner, relict of the late Tobias Fahner, sired K3 years, 0 months, :3 days. I HOt,t,owsY--in Clinton. on Sept. 4th. I Thos. Holloway, father of Mrs. R.N. Rowe, town, Aged 67 years, and 3 months. Wilms() - in Brareville, Ill., Mrs. Ed - mend Whiting. a former resident of town, aged 84 years. hal to Bny! allere to Bity 1 Are two questions most important to the person wanting goods for Autumn or Winter. We are good in Dress Goods We have great values in Boys' and Men's Suits We have the latest Overcoats. The best you have seen in Men's Raincoats None better than our Ladies' Raincoats The best Shoes are none too good. Bu3- your Shoes and Rubbers from us Buy your cream and white Wools and Silks from us Buy your Black Dress Goods from us. No competitor can beat us for prices No opposition can excel us in values No merchant will use you better. We give 10 per cent. off for Cash on all goods except Groceries and goods cut in price. Poplestone & Gardiner One floor north of Post Oflic'e. Bl' -LAW NO. ICN),;. A By -Law for borrowing such sunt or sums of money as may be necess- ary, not to exceed in the whole, the sunt of Eighteen Thousand Dollars for Purchasing and Instal- ling an Electric Light Plant and E uiprnent. and Acquiring a suit- able Hite for an Electric Light Power House in the Village of Exeter and to Issue Debentures, therefor, and to Authorize the Levying of a Special Rate for the Payment of the Debentures. in- terest, etc. Whereas the ratepayers of the Ifunicipality of the Village of Exeter. at a public meeting resole' that the above Hylaw should be suhinitted, and if carried that the Municipal ('omn.:il of the said Village should purchase and Metall an Electric Light Plant and a suitable Site for an Eleeetrie light power house, such ere' erre li fit {last rel site to lsenrnr th. poI. of the'aril Village- ro.d to he operated, oraintalnree•rtyl andco,trolle.l by the said Muni.ipality. And whereas in order to.•arry into effect the said recited ohjeel it will he neeauary to create a debt of eighteen thousand dollars to he raised hy the sale of the debentures of the Corporation of the Village of Exeter in the manner hereinafter mentioned. And whereas it is desirable to issue the said de bentures at one time and to make the principal of the acid debt re -payable hy yearly- sums during the period of twenty years, being the currency nI the nald debentures, said yearly limns being of %itch re. ap{tee Live amount, that the aggregate amount• pay - stile in each year shall be as nearly a& possible in principal and interest equal to to the amount so pay- able in each of the other nineteen , ears of said period as detailed in clause fire of this By-law. And whereas the total amount required by the "Municipal Act," to he raised annually by irpecial rate for pitting the said dell and interest as herein• after pro%keel ie one thousand, three hundred and twenty-four dollars and fifty cents (41324.0/). And %herrn& the amount of the whole ratable property of the said Village of Exeter. according to the last revised asmessment roll he 4.543.947.00, And whereas the amount of ins existing Tkben• ture debt of the said Municipality is 417.675.2.5, no part of whir h is in arrears, and to the credit n/ a part 01 which stun, the saki Municipality haa de{naitel in the Molsons dank at Exeter to a %pe.•ird account the %u111 of 4345.u0 or then -Motile, as a sinking fund. Be it therefore enacted by the Corporation of the Village of Exeter In Council assembled, as follows: - let. That for the pnrtese of purchasing and in• !tailing an Electric light plant and acquiring a %nit• able site and building, for the power honer and of equipping a 'system of mnnici`al lighting In the Vi6 lege of Exeter, the sum of eighteen thousand dollars he borrowed. 2nd That the Reeve and Council of the said Mute icip ality be and are hereby ern powered, aithorirel or he . aforesaid o make and and re quo 11 l purposes rc t issue in doe form of law debentures of the said Vil• lege to the amount of eighteen thousand dollars, as aforesaid in sums (with interest) of not less than one hundred dollars each, each of w leb debentures shall be issued on the fifth day- of O.•tol.er, 1905, and %hall be dated on the date of the isnne thereof and shall i.e payable aithin twenty years thereafter at the )(Memo Rank in the Village of Exeter. 3rd. Each of the saiddel.entmre, shall be signed by the Reece of the said Mmnlcipality, or by Dome other person amthnriae.d by Ity•la" to sign the Dame and 1 , the Treantrer of the mod uoniel alit -, and thr ('fork shall attach thereto the Corporate Deal Of the vis nruniei{aiity. 4!h. The east debenture* 'hall bear interest at th, rate of four per c.ntumar amnnn, pat alk ,early at the said Mnlson. Hank, in the poi Village of Exeter, on the fifth day of Oetnl.er In ea, 1 and etre, y ear during the c-urrency thereof and shall hate atta•hedthereto couponsfor payment of the interest, which criipnna shall be signed by the Reeve and Treasurer of the said Muni. ipality. 5111. During Ole currency of the said debentures there shall be raised annually by epeeist rate on all the rateable property in the said Village of Exeter, the runt of one thousand, three hundred and twenty- four dollars and fifty cents (41324.50) for the purpose of pain the amount due in each of the Years for 1nnei allarid interest in respect of the ..aid lit 11, ae o11ows: Principal Interest Total 1 4604 5u 4720 00 11324 60 623 64 695 86 1324 50 3 663 79 670 71 1324 60 4 679 94 Dai .r,6 1324 50 5 707 15 617 36 1324 60 6 735 43 569 07 1324 60 7 764 85 559 65 1324 50 8 795 44 529 06 1324 50 9 327 26 497 24 1324 50 10 860 35 464 15 1324 60 11 444 .6 420 74 1324 60 12 930 56 393 114 1324 60 13 967 73 356 72 1324 50 14 1006 49 318 01 1324 60 15 1046 76 277 74 1324 50 16 1088 63 235 b7 132.4 50 17 1132 la 192 32 1324 60 15 1177 I6 147 04 1324 50 19 1224 54 99 94 1324 60 20 1273 48 81 02 1324 Al 4 13000 00 4 8490 00 4 96,490 00 6th. That this l3y•law''hall take effect aml corns into operation upon, fano and atter the Third day of rN tuber in the year of our Lorca one thousand nine hundred and fire. 7th. That the rate of the electors of the said Mune i.tipality shall 1.c taken on this Its, -law at the several pFliea hereinafter mentioned. In polling sub -diets. ion molder one at Silas Ilandfoni's residence, Main street. Albert E Fuke, Deputy Returning Officer; In {whing subdivision number 'two, at Weekes Bros' shop, Main street, William Weekes, Deputy Return- ing (Hiker; ler !'hint[ 4111, -division number Three, at JoeeephCobble-slick'se ce, corner Main and Wel- lington street, Alexander fryer, D.)uty Eturning ranker; In I'olling sub -division number Four, at the Town nail, Joseph [Avis, Deputy Returning r on the tint dOfficer, of September, in the year of our0001 one thousand nine hundred and fie, commencing at the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon, and ending( at five ricla•k in the afternoon of the same sat ; and that Jnrph Senior, Clerk of the said Municipality, shall be the Returning Officer, to whom the returns of toting shall be made by the Deputy Returning Otllcere. 3th. That the Clerk of the said Municipality shall nn the twenty thiel day of September, 1905. at seven o'clock p. m, at the Town 11a11 In the said Village of Exeter, s up the number of votes given for and against this Hy -law. 9th. That 00 the 21s1, .lay of September, 1906, at the Town hall, Exeter, at one o'chrk p. ni., the ap- pointment of persons to attend at the polling places and at the final summing up of the votes by the ('leek, respe•titely, cut beh.lf M the persons interest - est in prrn,ie4Ing or opposing the passage of this By. law reape.tively will be mate according to law. TAKE NOTICE That the above is a true ropy of a proposed By-law whkh has been taken Into ronelderatinn, and which will be finally passed by the Vo,uncil of the Munld- Ialityp (inn the event of the assent of the electors hetng oldained thereto) after nne month from the first pub- lication in the Eteter Advocate Newels er, the date of which first publication was the 31st .lav of August 1906, and that the votes of the electors of the said Municipality will betaken thereon on the day and at the hours and planes therein fixed. J. SENIOR, Clerk Dated at Exeter this 29th day of August, A. D., 1906. NOTICE And further take myth* that the ('oun.-il of the saki Municipality has ee.-ured from Jame. North How -and an option for the pun has, of his property, upon the Au%Nobte Riser ln the mid Municipality, known as the old Mill Pond and alJolning premises, containing by ulmta&ttrement about fifteen acres, with waterpcit 1.-go.in eonnetinn therewith. for 42600.00. The sail Conn, 11 have a8so an eati,nate of cod for constriction of a new Concrete Dain, on the site of the oM nne 'won the said premises, aneront- Ing to 43(oro t. If (he above 1i. -law receive the sanction of ratepayer, the Council will consider the advisability of ,..uiring the above property andcoo- stru•tk n of the sad dam Inc the purposes . 4 the pro- reed roposed et stern of electric lighting Ind for other pur- po.es of the Municipality. Jos. SENIOR, Clerk. Icier Fair Days, Salo 48-19 Are you needing a New Range? If so, call and examine our stock of fine Ranges and Heaters. Ranges from $26.00 to $50.00 Double Heaters with oven, $30 to $43 FURNACES Don't forget that we are in the furnace business and make a specialty of ftot.Air Heating. Work promptly attended to. Heaman's Hardware & Stove Store.