HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1912-5-16, Page 4Yettera getting, get the BUS
One that Will Vet)(tat the reet,
tet) eCeleentay, iledt ;tepee
Bethn elaareeter and mr4O1
.11anelld uothing but tlfti Best
for instance
Stock Fence*, 9
aret prod
lalvanized
Farm Oates at
Also a large stock of Cedar
annds all ki ts; Pf Lumber
d fibingles at Low Prices
JI Gidtworthup
GRANTON.
lieREAMINC2
eust now (I think
' Id like to be
feet the elver e hank
Tlemeath a tree.
hend otretched out Pat
On t'lle tooling gras,
'Just gazing at
The ;clouds that Pees
Mike toy ebbe Per
.4 En a sea of blue;
Bet T ;cant be there, )
1 have' Work to sip.
Or Tel like toe )
Di an orchard gey,
1.
Ts
Where every tree in bloom to -day, t
Where tlhe 'pink and Whisee
• the blosaoms ;swage
Blot nue the fright • -
Of the city street , • ; to :
terhere theree nothing to tsee.
ee` Bet what is true;
i
Bat that calinot tbe,
For e ve Work ;to dee
Oh Iid like to steal
From ray little den;
a0cord the haunts of 'men
a the great 'unreal.
the joyous truth
• Of the open. air,
To the honest youth
That I left 'bask ithare;e
To the boy I WOO
In the ditys of ole;
But :cannot because
I m a elave to gold.
, reYDRO ANCI THE FARMER -
The Farmer s 'Advocate has been,
Making exquiries and •calculations
as to the comparative cost ,ot gasoline
and hydro-eleotric-power for the use
-or farmers. After Warming* TIP the
whole Oituation it comes to» this eon-
elusion-c'A farmer who• multi use his
Lull amount of current for three aod
a (half hours per day, or a lesser'
etenqu'iot for a propotetionately eon -
ger terne, grinding with hydro-elec-
trto would cost practically theesarp.e
ces grinding with gasoline Where less
than this timount of power were need-
ed the cost of, Hyde* Electric) wo.atd
be greater while the
more extensive employment of cur-
rent the cost of grinding with Hydro
electric would be less than with 'gas-
oline. In ;short hydro-electio at Mr.
Becks estimate, would be very cheap
power if ale the current purchased
could be used: a on4 a little of it
.eould be usedit would be very dear...
•
FIRST CH1NE,SE PRESIDENIT1IM
DIESSA1GE
44
;
Yuan Shi. Kai president of the,
worlds 'newest repu,blic, the opening
:mission of the Advisory 'Council last
week, delivered a speech whieh is
practically a 'declaration of the pol-
ioe. of the new, Republic of China, at
far as the president can tormalate
sea a policy. The president declar-
ed that there Must be
the maintenance of public or-
der, the achievement of progress
and tee retention of external friend -
*ins. eillOiteitted: the lineoe:-
4;ehee et •teeeti.Ple 20rOglAtut.
frierelehip"ente Oanglor., Foreigle Vele'
ittet deolteeeth. woe eaemielel. fo Chia
gee eregreefh end °Wee; ae• letek
Qt financial eXperts arnoligs14Chinese
it would be neceeeerY thr Mlle) time
te eteploy efor thl•S Week tatted tole
eignere. CAseteMS tletiee tzo to
Vikad obnindoes tax ee repealed, 'Min-
ing lews reforraed, ;new aeale of
taxatien to be adopted, lied a unite)
'system ourrenoy and standard
eighte and meaeeresj to be °stab -
listed, elm number et. treats es t t
be reduced, and roliasious liberty to
guaraeteeth Evidently et en the
Presidept !has a big programme te
perform, end the world' at large can
only tone that he wet ea:feted:in ear-
reehe it out. 'Mutat( will necessarily
depead* upoe the temper of the peo-
ple. and this, ,so far, is a temperate
ivel,y unknow,n quantity. It geeing
prebable that the people will qi-
jU94 l'eAleeek thee de nee mee.n
michtidnal financial burdens and ne,
t come into too( vigorous opposition,
to long-established custora and in;
herited prejuices. But with a new
Parliament and the !biggest republic,.
iA tho World upon his hands, Than Ski
Kai will urely need all his Oriental
suavity, astuteness and diPlcimacy,
DISTRICT NEWS
Mr. eohrt Rensford, sett 'manufee-
urer cf Clinton has been appointed.
one of the loffieial delegates Tepee fbe
Canadian Manufacturers ,Aesociatien
to represent them, at the Vengress
London England in June.
The epee mill of the Parlebill Ifum-
;her and maeueacturieg Co. fornaerly
owner' by Messrs Grieve & Laslie was
recently burnt to the ground. For-
tunately the large piles of lumber ee-
caped, or the loss weele he en ex-
ceedingle heavy one. Theo origin of
the fire is a mystery as the fere LY.4
the engine was corneletele oat" twhen
last seen. This is the second, time
this intell has earsaed.
The atories of the north cotantry
which eleare Synon has been centribe
uting to Soribner'e eave te leg with
Rail Head.or as the engineer says the
head of eteel, on the right of way on
the mew Grand Trunk Pecifie Road
• The type 'of adventurous engineers
who are always to be found in these
places is exeellently depicted. in these
moving tales In the eene' Number
will he Cobalt Bloom the stary of a
,great diseovery.
The Stratford Herald has pabLisbed
'the figures e.howing the popnlation et
the Townships in Perth Comity Tie
taken from the assessor s rolls daring
the past four years and. its every case
the populatuion has 'decreased: The
townships losing worst are Wallace,
Bloomington, Ellioe, Fullerton stand
Hibbert. Of the tows and villages
Listowel, (Mitchell and. Milverton
have gone back, ;St. Marys; has in-
creased nearly 100 and Stratford a-
bout 500. •
Miss kLaura Ethel Wiseman, of
leirictona won the 'gold Medea, at t'he
Victoria 'Training. School foe Nurses
at Victoria Hospital, London.- Twen.
ty-six young ladies graduated as a,
result of the recent exanneetions,
this !being the largest •class in years.
The gold medal is denoted for pro-
fieienoy in practical work and Miss
Wiseman is receiving the coiagratale
ations from her many frientds. Miss
Wiseatan has bean appointed aseise
ant to Miss Stanley, ied,y superint-
endent at Victoria Hospital. Tete
graduating ,exercises will be held on
May 29th Elaborate preparations are
being made for the .oceasion as their
Royal Righneeses the Duke and Duch-
ess of Connonght will be present, and
the Duke sv•ill present the :medals,
and diplomas.
The fellow•ing was taken Trom an
Ottawa paper and tells of the mar-
riage of Dr. William Haekney of Cal-
gary who was born and raised. on
the Thames Road and is a son of Mrs.,
Jarnea Hackney of Ushorne, and n
(brother of Mrs. Alex Turnbull of
•Thames Roa:d
' ",pretty Easter wedding was
,
quietly celebrated this morning at a
+quarter pest nine o'clock in St". James
ceurch 1 I ute when Miss Inez Maude
eldest daughter of the late Lieut.
Colonel Joshua Wright of ',,e21 Met-
calfe street limeade the bride of Dr.
‘fl am all right now, Ottawa, The sacred edifice was de -
Wm. lieckney of Calgary torme•rly of
°mated with beautiful easter bloom
thanks tqPir,,Nlike Annanciatioe liens white lilac, spirea
and azealeas massed In profusion
'eart Remedy.1° The ceremony was peslormed 'by Rev.
lainst a background' of greenery.
H•
1 Canon Smith an the wedding
marches were played at the beginning
The Same relief is ready for you, and conclusion of the service. The
r• . bride wbo was given away by her
0 you sure you do not need it? harks Holmes, Why won't it help was unatteneete be looked very
Royal Canauitui .. . ,biitieers Halifax,
brother Captain Gordon B. Wright,
,
f Dr; Miles' Heart Remedy held
handsome and attregeve in her tray -
1011? citing costetne of navy blue serge
'el was troubled with heart dhease, plainly tailored with a pretty blouse
of blue marquisette over cerise satin
gild after reading about Dr. Miles) with trimmings ti ace, her hat be -
•Hone Remedy, I got a bostle. Be- ing a small model of blue straw trim-
„", • `bee 1 got the Heart Reeneily I had med witheblun ribbon and oerise, and
e. e to site') moet of the night, and felt she wore a corsage b•oquet of lilies
' very bad at inj stomach. Whateven of the valley. Mrs. Wright mother
Iwiteild: eat made me feeleverse, and • of the •brecie wee e. .hatictwitne black
sey heart beaerery fast. But thanks volvet costum, - "..r .. h fack hat trim-
med with ostriceathers .loz.4.
to De Mike' Heart Remeny, I am
or right now. I eat goat, sleep ePh Irvin •sie . • I ht. bri.te was
gowned in a ;sleek velvet suit with a
gootettad feel like a new man, al- gray hat i.f.x.7 .. .• Lb pink roses
' though I Ens almost 68Years oId. Z Mrs. _Proctor , 1 ,r:ghtern Ont., an-
. have been a seldier 'in the late war other sister ',.4 41., ,. , i.,•.) in grarwith
Of the, rebellion, and was badly a flower hat • f -..• e •fremonY
woundsd," CHARLES HOLMES, the bridal pariy •;" (+tuned to the
Private Co. el, seth N. Y. infantry residence c.f. f1,- " '•' '''., •1 it Mrs. T.
Ellelore: a' " • ybere tee wed.-
Volunteer:0, Welton, Delaware Co., cliryng brenirfi
N. Y„
11 the irame: ', • t• c it of On-
• 9 .4. thc fan.
Or. Miles' Heart :Remedy ney len dr? ti,..' ct • t L'oron to,
. . ;13, were pr,•4,r ' . •• • •::+1• A. Back,
'r homr
in, Ofi.:1,ar,)
viewf of e Mit - • ,he rec-
ful wethiin.T. triLa. Nututi••
. ,
Of,:joPt ih Otot,i6Atids of,,homea as A
ifIetld always to be relied upon in
iof,figesi.
.86td t.tiy/ aU netioslleto 11 this first
itottte tails tq isolate; yOur money
le Warned.; Mk One Druggist*.
'Kat MtnIOAti, 44.4 Toot*, cm,
,
V I 1,7
S.P •
Stelearee Vregalore , tee
resideece et Mr. tine Mes. aame4,
C4eent„ Parr Lint eleyeen Wecheesacle'
ittereloctie WAS the eoene ot :one .ot
tkeee iUterelt41C e.'Ven':s that Stir 'AP
We whole heigbborhoode when, tuter
oldest daueeter is GlaelYe Nees
was tueited ie. marriage to Mr. aetel
Wellington Stewere, ProSPerOus
31511,n0. farmer erom Osborne Teseaship
Te ememony nvas Performed by the
Rev, G P. Drown. of Zeriebs eed was
witnessed tby !nearly two haufdred in-
Yited guests. After congratulations
to the ,young people a spelndid wed-
ding dinner was served , •The brido
looked very fataxming ID, gown or
pale btu e silk, white veil ad beaut-.
leul wreath of flewers eneiroling her
11,ead, and 'was Unattended, her little
Sister Viatta Pea rl dressed in white
acting as leing tbeerer while Miss
Pearl McCormick played the wedding
march. 'Guests were present front
Berlin,kceter [Zurich Ilenciall • and
Blake. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart roill
start life s journey Oa the grotetere
fine film ix Usboree mad the Jteart-
ist geed evisees of all 'are' extenclee to.,
them. ;Ike fine lot of presents to -
the bride etthow that she is beld in
the bigheet (esteem by lker neepy
friende. • *,
§TEFittE,N COUNCIL
The ,aouriell of the ITO.Seeship
Stephen convened ta the •ToWsa )1111k,
1Credieon, on eday, the letlla of May
1912 at a p. in, au menathere were
pre,sent The minutes of the previous
meeting were reed tend adopted.
Elliott Kellerman -That the asses**
ment Roll as Pled with the Clerk, ble,
accepted and that the Assessor Jose
epb. Guinea be paid nes salary Par-
ried.
l'inkbeener Yearly -That By-ass
191. being a By-law appeinting the
Petite/nesters Round Keepers mod.
eence viewers, having been read the
third time be past and signed by the
Reeve and Clerk and tee seal of the
Corporation attached thereto Parried
Kellerman Elliott- That By-lo,wt
p. D.2 being a by -lav to appoint H. F.
Eilber CA:tries Steinhagen and Te•
We,bb bespectors to Janice what is
commonly known as the cattle By,
law with their divisions; clan 1 to
Con 9 and 10; to Cu 17 inc- o ate
con. 18 to the western :boundry ce
the Township respectfully haring
been read tbe third time be vadsed
and ;signed by the Reeve and Clerk
and the seal of the corporation at,
tached thereto Parried
Kellerman Elliott That A. Hodgins
be appointed overseer for the come
struction of the voncrete abuntme,ns
and floor for the ,A•uxSauble Riven
br;dge at Essery a and the small
bridge at Flynns and that the Reeve
oversee the constreeltien de the ab-
ni outs and floor of the ,smali bridge
on the L. R. E. Concessien and Conn.'
cillot Finkbeiner the abutments and
floor of the bridge eln the 121st coei
Parried •
Yearly Elliott 1"T -bat the Townahip
court of Revision of the Assessment
Roll be held in the Town Hall 'Credo
iton, on Monday the 27th daY cot
May at 2. p. m. • ', st •
It was resolved that Gravel soles
tracts should be let at the next Conn
cil meeting at 2 p. zn-
The following orders were passed
The Hamilton stamp and Stendit wks.
Cow. tags and express, :6.90; Thomad
Webb /rep. culverts 9.75; John Law4
son Rep Culverts '3.00 John Gaiser tile
across road' 1.40; G. F. Eilber Gon,
(mete tile 420; G. F. Eiltherconcrete
tie L00 J. Kenny Rep. .cu.lvert 450
ITIfiner rep. culvert 1.00 4. Lawson
Rep culvert 4.150; John Statton Tent
of tile yard 400 Wm. Moir re,p tulle
vert 5.00 Jams Flynn repair culvert
2.00; R. Davy, Rep. bridge 1.50; Wm.
Nichelsegrep bridge 13.50; Wm. Hea-
en grading 4.50; D. Webb gradke
2:25; n. Hutchins grading 4.61);',0
W. Anderson rep ,con 2 10.25; Clar-
ence Kellerman and others work on,
N. 13. 16.5 0Wm. Reilly Refund of dog
tax 1.00; ehas Kieiszle Gfeeing 5140
Jos. Guinan Assessor and truant book
e0.00 Wm. Beaman 'drawing gravel
17.50 Wm. freeman, and others work
on sideroad 4410; John. Ja'ae ba
celvert 350; Jno. Cornish filling in
-
culvert 20. R. Davy filling in
an vert 445; Jas. Neil drawing brick
bats 10.00 Albert idorlock spring'2.9e
The council adjourned to meet a-
gain in tke Town Halt Crediton, on
Monday the 27 day of May next at
10. a. in.
HENRY EILBE'R. Tp. Cleek A
Exeter School Board
Continued from Page 1
,report be accepted. '
.Per F. W. Gledman. and A. E. Puke
that the ,Committee appointed:to se
cure a resident Ji4rieu1tura-1 (Ins
tractor for the district be empower-
ed to send a deputation to the June
session of the County CoancrI if
found advisable. •
,t e The lasp,ectior J. E. Tom, being pre
eentemeineitation of the'Chairnspoke
• of: the public school section of the
school as being, with one per two
exeeptitins, thoroughly well worked
,Miss Murray had :been appointed to
take charge of part of the fourth
and Miss Kinsman of a junior third
Groundglass was advocated by the
Inspector as the beet medium to.,
diffusing and shading light..
Mr. 1'. W. Glad,ma,n, •• the toaras
delegation to the Educational ASSOO-
iatiort meeting in Torontee thee 'spoke
supplying the following ideas in the
mindof the association as worthy
of consideration -1
(It That 'the .charaeter and ability
of Use teacher s'hould be held as 90
per cent of the value if the echoes!.
•• (2) That the (And should be held
during its pablic school years as the
ward of the state and be by it pro-
vided with all necessary fecilities
and aide as required for its full equ-
ipment, educationally, for any of the
ordinary celesta§ of life.
(3) Tbat it Many be 'desirable. for
tete board to extend the school age
within the 'corporation oZ Exeter
from fourteen to fifteen years of age,
• fl'y That may be desirable, iri. te
interests of the child as at well na
the f'ohoce, to intredeee xeleular rued,.
ical inspection of the sichoo.r.
(5) That if: may be the A.tity of
Board to 1ijtjt s Inlovenzont 1,e,r
the Inotitutian of a Trustee Assoz-
iatioet fer this' riding whieh shalt
elect: 'a...representative annua I ly • (to
suppOrt its Vi6WPS Of) the Educational
Council of the provinee gee tee to
bring tbern 'dire:ale, to the; attent ;oft
of the Minister of Education.
Th0,1: it mane be dce'rdble oe
part of ties board thet itresolution
tie Paeeed and dnly forwarded, tir;/
THE ECETER,
ltIM
ITb
Mit.Y. /0 tele
Court of Revision
iTovirnsuiP visnouivs
Tbe eaert of Revtsiou a tilt eisoese
Meet Roll ot the Munielpelity of tee
Xoenelen ;Of fUetorne wilt be held (ill
the TOW0Silil) ROD Eliniville op Sat-
urday the 1et day of enteel(912 at 10
o'clock in tee morning 'All persons'
having ;business with said pourt will
please govern themselves accordiale
13' .1 !
F. MOBLEY, Cie" •
Cort ef Revision
of the 'Village of Exeter
, Not ice is ehereby given that 00
'Court of llerieloe, fotr the 'Asseesfeele
Roll of the •Villege Exeter wie
toed its first -meeting for the paneehege
year in else fflawn Halt Exeter ea WO
day ectne 7th 1912,at 7.00 P, m.
T. 13. 'CARLING 01*
Dated Exeter May lite
NOTICE
TO filleArtmoramRs or nig liskit-
Tnri .sAvs wonxis COMPAtler
Please tele° notice that tee, alinual
meeting a the tsharebolders will be
hele on llefonclay juine 10th at 2 le
tinh.e ifibtiontrhd.eTOVOO Hall By order of
'T. B. CABLING 'Seoy,
For Sale
T am offering for sale some young
Yorkshire sows. Also a yeertg
shire boar, These animals are pu7b
bred and are in good (condition 'Apply
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ASCOTS HEIR
• NO. 9646 (42885), ; •
Bay, star on forehead, spa on nose
.fore ,pasterns and hind; legs white,
foaled May 1904, *red by Mr. Shand
Sunnyside, Drunaoak, Aberdeenshire,:
Scotland, Impeotee in August 104 by
Wm. tolquhoun„ Yfitchele, Ont.
MONDAY May. 6th wlll leave hie
stable Lot 20, Con, 16 _Hibbert,
. and go to Chiselh•uret, then south
to Ed. illic•Dougals for noose
thence to hi own stable eon
night and will remain ;there all
day Tuesday - •
WEDNESDAY to John Johns' fee -
noose; thence to jos. Hawkins
for night. t • •
WHURSDAY to °Ielichael Fletstliera
for noon. thence to SO Rotitley a
for eight.; .
FRIDAY to John Kallends elitleeh-
ard for neon; thence to- Olivet
. `Harris Fullerton foe night. ,
SATURDAY, to Geo, Leary s Let *
Con. 12 Hibbert for noon, thence
to his lown'etablo where he will
remain sontil, the following .Mosaa
dee: morning!
• G.Ae.eMARTIN.
' Preefietor and Manager
•
Every Woman
is interested and should know
about thewonderfal - -
maru.i. Whirling Spray
"
Douche
Ask your druggist ter
it. If he cannot supply
the MAIMIlt. accept no
other. but send stempkfor Illus-
trated book -sealed. It gives fell
particulars and dirictions invaluable
ladles.WINDSOAt SITRPLIft Co!..Windsor. Out
• General agents/or cecinas,
all edu.catMnal institutions of this
province beheld under the direee ssuP
ervision of tbe Minister tof Eduoatiom
and do duly inspected in commie
•with all institutiens 'directly estab-
lished by tgovernment.
Per R.N. Creech and F. Wood that.
the thanks of the Board be given
our aelegation 1)lifr. F. W. Gladsome
for the report presented; that the
expenses incident he paid, Rod the
thoughts suggested field over for
consideratima at the next regular,
meeting of the Boird.
• Per R. N. CreeCh and F. Wood that
that the Baseball Club (F:Moyle pres-
ident) be granted the ouse of the
school grounds sulbject to the con-
ditions of 1911. .
Per R. N. Creech and I ese-rostraeg
that the disposal of the daily refuse
of • the sehool be • directed by the
Grounds and Sanitary -coin.
Per R. N. Creech , adjournMent
and the next , regular meeting, ot
the board be held or.,y. the First ;Mena
da3 in June at the usual hoer
J. GRIGG Secy. •
THE wANI)E14TOS
"Dear common flower that grow sr
'beside the way
Frineing. the teusty path with harm
less gold, . •
First pladoe of blithesome May.
Tis the spring a largess which tho
matters 110W
To rick and poor alike, with• lavish
hand.;
Though most hearts never understand ;
Toe take it at Gads vale i but pass by
The offered wealth, with unrewarded
eye •-Low,e11,,
Village of Exeter
By=14aw. No. 1912
By-law of 1 the,..Village of Ex-
ater„to authorize the DorroW-
ing of the sum of $5003,00,
ta construct the Main Street
drain.
etelelielEASh is alseassaril.* 06• _
ours isitpresS teat It ialiakft OrV114301
41114101 Ifteld be conetroeeed iseleellabe
7t
ituoitStreelstuite• Behe•saV
iyivtoid apolitifte ettati::0,48t. „Aeet#1141
',100 GfckilIttO eettleeVegelli
Vilati4UNSL as begal cstf*
ated that it 4v4*plea the, oinM.
„te oonstriesti seid drain4 eat
ttdi. ke neteessery ,oulveitia
MS WHEREAS it is necapsartitia
bonrow unto the ((Odle of the 0010
rensieripality, elle said siina and to i�.
OA 'debentures of the sail! muneeitedee
jr foe the said sum ooet6I.00F sun
interest as hereinafter ,provided,
whieb is the amount of the debt 111,4
tended to heeereated by this) Ey-Isew
!Ate Polbte95:•eaTnplemid:vedgsPette:4thIlllicaontdstdrenbeenti.ettilleel
the said drain an,d toelreets and fon
AND W,HEREAS it is deserable
maim the prinoieal of the said debt
repayablo by ,annuai; in.seallmenes duke
beg tete period of twenty -yea= mak
atter the, issue of he debentureco
teerefor, each installments of pin, -
cal to be of such amounts ehatethe,
aggregate amount payable for prin-
eipal and interest in any year shale
be equal an Dearly as may, he to What
is „payable fee prificirel and interest;
during eahlt of the' °eller years. .
Aar'y"to ITIVaisBeE.BanEutiSalrwll
y for thee alge3riods"
Of twenty years duricie the •curreseen
of the debentures to he issued be,re-
under by a special rate Atuffleleale,
therefor on all the rateable properey
within elle nettnicipalitee tbe sum of
04.01.2e for noble ten several nest.,
all:bents of principal, and beteresti
;thereon at the rate of five per ;cent
pea ansurk
AND WHEREAS the amount of the.
winee 'rateable property of the said(
Tillage of Exeter according to the
last revised 'Aseeeeraeat Roll is, the
sum of 075,587,00
•eiteD WHEREAS the exisiting de*
benne debt of the said yillage ex-
eluseve df local" improvement debt*,
otttlearmsermoi6dipeb.atA6.t
Seeareadndbyinospveoltriatl. acessetshe:
meats therefor 'amounts to the slim
principal or interest thereof is he are
c
Therefore the Municipal Cotenoil of
the Corporation of the Village be
leareine 'enacts es follows ore
1 get:shall be lawful for the •Reeve
of the said VilLage of Exeter to bor-
row en the credit of the said comae)
tire nf the Village of Exeter the sune
at 0000.00 for the purpoties herein -0
before set forth and for that pur-
pose tohustle: debentures of the stie
•
einnicilmlity to the amount of, $5000.-;
10 • in sums of not less then f$100.80
each and such debentures shall be
signed by the Reeve of the said Cor-
poration for the time being and com• a
tersigned flo the Treasurer for the.
time being of the said corporation
ted attack- to cache* said ..do,bene
taunnresildulY seated with the Corporate
Seal thereof, *leek. seaa the • Clerk
for the • time being of said Care3Orith
tion is hereby authorized -and dims-.
2. The /Reid debentures shall be date
ed upon tfie 'date of the issue theenief
and Ishall, bear interest at the rate of
five per cent per annien from date
of the issue thereof and the said en-
terest shall be payable •yearly ea the
day of :the month in which said de-
bentures are issued and as to beth
principal and interest tile said deben-
teres shale be payable in annual in-
stallments within twenty yeers from
the date of the Loose thereof, such in-
stelmente to -be of such ameunte thet
the aggregate amount payable fax prin
cipal and interest in any year shall
be equal as nearlyns may be towhat
is payable for principal' and interest
durintg each of the other .years of
such period of twenty years as here--
inafter set forth
. During the currency of the said
1.3
debentures there shall be raised an -
natty rhy special rate on all the ratea-
ble property in the Said Corporation
of the village - 'of Exeter the eisin of
/41401.22 for the -purpose of paying the
amount due in:each of the said years
for principal and interest in respect
of the said debt as follows.
In the Year
rincipal Interest. Total,
1,913 151 22 250 00 401 22
Do. 1914 15$79 242 43 401 22
eo. 1915 166 73 '234 49 401 22
Do. 1916 175W 226 16 1401 22
Do. 1917 •• 1-83 el 217 41 401 03
Do. 1.918 19.3 01 208 21 401 82
No. /919 202 86 L8, SO 401 22
Do. 1920 2/2 7/9 . 188 48, ,401 22
Do. 1921 2213 43 177 19 401 22
Do. 1922 g34 go 166 62 401 22
Do. 1423 246 '33 154 29' 401 22
Do. 1924 259 05.• .142 57 401 kg
Do. 1025 271 58 129 64 (401. 22
Do. 1926 285 16 116 06 401 22
Farm for Sale
g'94, Sae at longer:800 aeree.litenlei
3rd 'woe. e mike, from Vtitekon..mtapol
-xede. en eno,d 'state of ceitevati011
11)11' pores lin graii), :acres elf
12. s'ores besh, rest hay mad. peel
Stens heese. 'two etoreyg,slete
cement nook' celia.r, termini e"
tetePkele• 80x,e1,*
.atepteer. weteewoesee. tele)
helve „oattle eind 0 been*
'been 00:00. Tray biK'n 500
sold sotai form. it' **red,
MakoOlgo MeEeten. Dim .58,
Mouses for Sale •
We offer a emsafertahle fie* .40,1e$
"tsige et a leaseie, a larger ototey•
and a telt house. well loeated ahol
Ora fine brick resideeces at atteatete
iIre erica's. : Ie yen are looking tell, TO
tease in Exeter salt ad get poetise
alirs. Fargo obese** Batty temp
' Or.raIMIA.N & 6104411EW
eV,
Notice to Creditors
In tike matter of tbe *state Of
stew Eider late of the Toveelieles
• of Ushorne in the Conatv of Herett.
Widovr defiemiedo
Netiee is hereby given puroaant ts
fileetiooi Ki5 Truallee 4,11
ereditori an el others baying claime
against the estate of the late' Helen
Elder who died on or about- ithq
trtiti magah taw are reQmeete4
.011 ex. :before the Igazid deY Pf 41:taY
0,9002 to send by post preened or delirer
to Messrs. .Geadman Staribury
tee * solicitors for
the executors of etienaid apt -eased their
christian and sernames, addressee
and deniriptions, the full particulars
ef their claims, the statement of
their accounts and the nature ot the
eecturities, if any, held by them, And
further take notice that after'enoh
last nuleautictnefl date the exeoutors
will probeed bo distribute assets of
the deceased among the partles en-
titled thereto, having regard only to
eke daisies of whichethey nhaleetheia
have notice and that said executors
shall not .be liable for the said as-
sets Air any part thereof to* any per.
spin or persons of .whose claims not-
ice fIhaia not hove been received by
themeat the 'time of puck deserifbation,
GLADMAN '&
Solicitors for Execaters.
gated at Exeter this11041(•dgy of;
April 104, ce I
Notice to Creditors
In the meit'ter ef the estate Of
Wiliam Biker of the Yillien
'.Bxeter in the Ceusty•of Herta Gait
denee, deeeeeed,
Notice is he'retiy given pursuant to
Seetlpg .of Ttestee Aot that
creditoeis anti others claims
aSpohisill the estate of W.illia,as Bakeri
la•Se of the Tillage. of Exeter
who, diked ' on er sibaue
the 25efe agy sof April 193 •anos. rev
quite0 An. �r beeekee the ells* day of
Meye4SXII ' send by ' geseer
prepakl on deliver to Messes.
eGladraan & Seambney. ot, the village
of Exeter; Solicitors for Ear
eeutors if the'said deeeaCsed their
- cheistitte e, and suttee mese addvesscs
•
and deeeariptionie "the 'parties),
Jars of their 'claims, tee statement
of their ateeturts and the nature of
the seoucities. if any, held by theni.
And further lake notice that atter
such last 'Mentioned dein the said
Executors will proceed to distri-
bute the assets of t.ho nmOng
the 'panties entitled thereto) haviox
regard only to the 'of which
they shall then) ifeve notice and tbalt
said Exesetoes ••teliell not he +liable
for the said assets or any part there-
of to any poesen or persons tit whose
claims notice shall not hare been
reedived by then at 'lie time of Bush
distribution, .
GLADMAN & e'eaNBUItle,
,Solicitois for Executors. ••
Dated at Exeter this gOtit (MY 'cit
'Apra 1$111
Jos. Davis Poll ;Clark.
,•
, subdivission No. 3, at John
Mitchell s °Mee -H. E. Huston -D.
R. Officer. mod A. G. Dyer, Poll Clerk.
Hoer and A. Mclehersoa Poll Clerk,
Polling ,subdivision Np. 4 at .North,
end fire Hall. Seldon D. tg; Of
dieter and A. McPherson Poll Clerk
2. That Thursday Ithe 23rd day of
,Mity 1912, at Eleven o clock in the
ferenoon ;stall -be the. day and the
Clerk s Oboe in the Town Hall
in tte villisee of Exeter shall be the
Place where tee Reeve sehall attend to
appoint persons to attend at the Nox-
ious poles:lig places eifereeeiel araff et
.tte final sumnaine ue of the votesseby
the Clerk 'ori behalf:of' peisetes inteee
ested prometine or Apposing .tke
paseine oT the By -Law respO,WTOly4
-7.: 'That. :the Clerle.of the Corpora:4,
Han ot the said eillage of Exetee
shall nttend at hie °office in the eseid
Village of Exeter .at Twelve ololook
noon on Tuesday the 28th •day ofjalay
1912 to sum: up the number of votes;
given foe and egeirat this By -Da*
NOTICE ' •
The above is a true co& ot the
proposed By -La* which has been ak„
en into consideration ,and whieh will
by finally passed by tee Cotigpil of
the Porporatiosi of the Ville of
Doe 2927 29)1 '42 IN 80 ehe electors belies obtained thernfte
Exeter. in the event of the assent tot
Do. 1930 ,3i30,1 1 71 11 :144.04011: ; after one Month from' the first pubs
13°. *1'913 4314 /84 '88 83 404 "'• lication in the Exeter Times newalla0-
Dpoo.. a1993310, 34 137 ,61 681 44901 ,2 at the
etwiabric:chhoonufdri s4litiypy. u.41 bnoldfi or: aline, :sttpolille.biji:Arnoifoi ux"
Do. 4942 092" 14 1,9 061 • 401 24 ' ecleefoxe.,eaking, tee vetes of the,Elece
4 Thee this By -Law sk 11
. to force an tit t. effecton he,tfieal I
4iii WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL1,48"91411344 tbere6L ' •
To All 'Women : 2 will send free, 5, That the vote e of the Electors of
with full instructions; nay home treat- tke said Village of Exeter entitled;
ment winch positively cures Lencorre 1 to vote on this By-law be taken: on.
lime, Ulceration, Displitcements, Fall. 1 MondaY the Twenty -Seventh i)ity of ,
hog of the Womb, Painful or Irregular May ,1912 ttoramenciese at nine co clock, ,
Periods; `Uterine and Ovarian Tumor a . in the forenoon and cositinuing until ;
or growths, also Itot Fes:whoa, Very- . eiv.e ct ;nook in the afternoon of the
ousness; Melaneholy, Paino in the . same, day at the following. piacee
Mad, Beck, Dowels, Kidney and Witkin thp Said villa4e of Exeter by .
Illacidefeeteroublet where caused by the folloWitte Deputy. Iletureing Of-
weaknesseeeculiste a+gete •: , V,(00 riders avid Poll Clerks. ' 1 t•
;
COOt Of only about' n• denti'n *Celt:
can continue treat', '40S,', ,:iiit fit Ailith3,.. eihrliiisiou 'So. 1 at Silas
My, 'book, " Woman's Own Medical Rentlferus Reeiclenoe--Ed Tteble 1). ;•
...eceeteee,e•alep sent fre4 on rognoto. R. Officer., and Herb Ford, volt Clerk.
Write to -day. :iiddreeslitte. Mt tier Woe Subdivisioe No. 2ext Toww
isierai.,itoz u 8,40viratsor °rail '0# - halt W. B. Weeks D. lit. °Weer nut
very. e,etuiebold ent teed hp-! w
t,o vote on..the proposed 13y -Lew &sae
at least teh days next preceeding the
day of polling file ie the offioe of the
Clerk of 'the Illeeicipatity a Statut-
ory declaration stating, tette his lease•
meets the regairements by'it mita.
lin, e him to vote on meth Dy-tlaw and
arid the nanies of Leatesholdere peg-
lectine to file mush Deolaratiorl
shall not be pieced on tee voters /1st
for sad) voting'
-DATED at Exeter thieeete day a
Apiell A. D. 1St!
T. B. CABLING
Clerk of the CorpOration Cf the
ril-
tao of Exeter. •
•
AUCTION SALE
, % r(,1;;;Vp--;:xtrar,,, Irto!
ste;:grob't1kil:aisiii:;:::tetr:ies,:::rfe$41*°141,4:e:it
y ieleaftio,f04:401 0
• e-ofe- .
rebeteT 1.0a1CLQw. f etleuilillth°R011311eX4 het
0911,01090ketutradamerp, tu 4.yeaxeol
bee • PreneetY.
•Rousjlhold Effeuteeele becknoM fie%
1 sighlliteoi, new 1 nursing oltairl
n4thaairX6b60/ hoisrte'el)11::)esekditet:;1141‘. rutrbohbetet
bletaket, J. tamp thole, 0 dining goomf
°kelpie t raeie new; ,h !Net*
• table a emelt tables, e glass ouee-
. boards; 1 hinging lamp. 12 trockiniii!
elbsanaia31112‘eVvvoq:d 4k:al)feinrg; k°Qitkoehre crGaunae:134
Peeeora, low; 10' kitchen ohaire;
lounge; 1 Queen alarm.; butft41
ibleWl.; 1. OM -reeler pale a clothinej,
wringer; 13 Ramps. 12 pr. ;ten springs
la mattresses, :1; •ooal settle, 1 ire*
kettle, a ciuftetity ot rag earpet, ser,,
eral pictures,. a lot of enameled mile(
pans, several it/utter erocks, a guano,.
tiey of fruit sealere ;a quantity OA
lineleueas ac er yarde, dit4
cling spade; 1 entail, spade; 2 abovill..
and forks; I, grain eradle, seythei
1 cutting bo; A leather. halterg
e21 boxb4cd13; s,ornelbaliMdslier. Wheefbel'ait;
oroorwa;8, ilotraarlay ibitaarrrdivrelsiosoed saIwtiladdroif
aI
:potalite riceaindiutvf7 wth400,., zoto,copy::.4
put
leys and, some fencinig totes, ehrthell
end Other articles' to numerous ea
ntionee hens. - •
eel Estate -Pant of Lot 113,1a0;bi
1 Usbeine, !containing 7 and len etre)
There is on the: premises a esoedi
frasite ;house szt4' barn, keood well; get
water, ;about '20. apple, trees. witle
sone small fruits. Tees. is a splepe
did property and • well eitaated. .
TERMS OF SAME t
Terms of Real Ell
tate will bet nuede known on •day
T
leh'otat Cameron
newel • A.uotly •
0.ai1dren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S.:.74 C rt 1 A
. ,
Farm For Sale
. Fos Sale- germ contaiekig
acres of ftstt ohms 4nd elt: tbe
age of WoOdhanta blood twoestil
frame house.; bank harn. ,e34 *
with Reetoodete stable, fotiechete
built about a year, agat.,414tifil
tielefent .thretighont, Menr
heffeg 25x13 with oement. 'top .tuo.
gangway. New, drt.vittg ft .t.?
Esga.tbd /*teal siding titan; -
24,0: • Alio a 'good mop* of soft a
re water. The farm is the
"ne„d and well fenced. mostly w
all new wire teases. Aiso ten a
of geed entail mostly hare. Weed. F
partitoulage apply to Whaley' El
Woodham Ont. •
Stock for,Sale
Stock For Sale -'We are at prolon311
offering ;three choice Shorthoth buil
Ile le and 15 moneeseold; .allso a f
cows ancl heifers, widen registere
Clyde mare bead Omni imeor
stock. seven yeax is old and in foal
T. J. Berry's Kinn Thoman, Let
Con. 2. Tackersmitle. A. G. Bmi
!Resale
•
Dental -Offices Closed.
Is closed every Wednesday atberni,
Kindly take notice that my oefeesti
HOU14316/11.
CLOSINet NOTICE
Please remenaber that my Delft.).
Office is closed ever W:en.n
deteicliuma-
Atteeele
-D ,
,
110M.SgEKERSP.
anieSeitiers Excursions to • Wester/I
Canada' via Chicago
April 16; 23 and 30
arid every Seemed- Tuesday thereaftene
until Sept. 17th. inehisive, SpeepOli
Train will leave Torontoat 10:30 p,
on above dates for Edmonton a
points in Manitoba and SaskatebeWies.
via' Chicago 'asd St. Paul carryilik
through coaches IWO Lilltpan Tourlite
Sleepers. No. Oange cars
Full Particulate Min. any Oran&
Trunk Agent:or C. 'R., MoClutaeon;
Alberta Government Agent, Paltrier
House Block, Toronto, Ont.
THE MOST POPULAR ROUTE t'
-Montreal, Buffalo, New I rk, Philp!
delphia, Detroit, Chicag,. ,1. a (held
Trunk, the only Double Track Route.
Steamship *kits on sale via alIi
Lines. For Tteketa and all ele
Mon apply to A. E. Duff; DIbl.tiOt.
senger Agent, or to
e J. J".
Depot A• gent.
• Y. 14. C. A. BLDG.,
• ' LONDON. ONT.
IlUeINESS and SHORTHAND SUBJECTS.,
Reel:Meryl lest -season upwards of 300o
stigennte and placed evety graduate, Seven
eeeelally qualified regular teachers. Oen)
hundred and -fifty London firms emplOy-
ourtrained help. College itt seSsion from„
Sept. 5 to June 31 Refer tiny dean.
Caietogno Free, ,
Forest City RstiI<I::ottoo
wtsuspo.43;ait. . J. Ity, ▪ gsrEftvELTo.
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