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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1928-11-15, Page 6
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE ' --flWURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1928 —iummiM!..... STEPHEN COUNCIL LISTEN TO A Westinghouse radio Westinghouse Battery Console Price without tubes $167.00 Zurich Operation have commenced for the sinking of the test well for oil on the farm of Mr. Ben Charrette, a few miles south of St. Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rau, who have been visiting relatives in Detroit have returned home. Morris Rau, accompanied them back and spent the week-end with them here. Miss Geraldine Surures has left for Kitchenei’ where she intends to remain for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Dix, of Fergus, who have spent a week with Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen, have returned home. George Volland and Dan Truem- uer, of Detroit, visited with relatives in town recently. Mr. Truemner’s mother returned to Detroit with him aud intends to remain for the win ter months. Mr. and (Mrs. Milford Schilbe, spent the week-end with relatives in Kitchener. Mrs. William Calfas and Miss Ed na Calfas left for( London where they intend to remain for some time. Ivan YungbluL Miss Inez Yung- blut, Miss Flossie Weber and Mr. J. Deichert spent the week-end with- relatives in Kitchener. Mr. Yung- blut is remaining for some time. 9? A/ clone QunStu EVERY Westinghouse Set will reproduce with fidelity the “true-to-life*** tone quality of the music and voice as created in the studio. You have only to listen to the improved 1929 models to realize the advance Westinghouse has made, in the science of Radio Reception. One control gives you accuracy and ease of selecting the station you want. Distant stations brought in with clarity and volume. Full six tube power at all times. Selectivity, finely balanced, giving equal performance in the upper and jtawet wave bands. New improved cone speaker, developed by Westinghouse. » We will gladly give you a demonstration AUTHORIZED WESTINGHOUSE DEALERS For Batteryless, Battery and the Full Line of Radiola Models Bronchial Cold Left Her with a Dry, Hacking Cough Mrs. A. Primeau, 36 Ingram St., Chatham, Ont., writes:—"I am pleased to take this opportunity of telling you of my experience with " ■ W- to Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup AS JEWELLER, F. RABETHGE, Successor to Jas. Lawson: EXETER u Early last winter I suffered from a severe bronchial cold that left me with a provoking, dry, hacking cough. After being bothered with it, both day and night, for some time I had a professional nurse recommend the above Skragh* oyrtp which I took with Wonder- Mil reiWuts, a&d, now, it is tlu> holy, framed/ I •vei use for colds.’’ Price 35®. a bottle; largo family &0e. at all dhrggWs of dealers. Put up only by Thd T. Milburn Co., IM, ____ The council of the township of Stephen convened in the Town Hall, Crediton, on Monday, the 5 th day of November 1928 at 1 p.m.. All members were present. After the minutes of t'he previous meeting were read and adopted, the Council organize themselves into a Court of Revision for the purpose of hearing appeals against the Ryan Municipal Drainage By-Law. There being on ly one appeal, and after being duly consideed, it was dismissed mnd the assessment confirmed. The Court was then closed. The Council then resumed again for general business:— Moved by IMr, W, Dearing, second ed by Mr. R. Goetz: That the treas urer of the Township of Stephen is hereby authorized and instructed to sell any or all of the Drainage De bentures for which the Council has finally passed by-laws, and that he is to pay over to contractors from time to time such sums for the con struction of the drains as the Town ship Engineer in charge of the works shall give his certificates an'd on t'he .final completion of any Municipal Drain the Treasurer shall rebate any surplus money on' hand pro-rata to the Municipalities or individuals as well as pay over to the respective parties the allowances mentioned in the by-laws to which t'hey are en titled under the Engineer’s report. Carried. Moved by Mr. C. Mawhinney, se conded by Mr. R. Goetz: That By law No. 381 known as the Ryan Municipal Drainage By-law having been read three times be signed by the Reeve and Clerk and the Seal of t'he Corporation of the Township be attached thereto. Carried. Moved by Mr. I. Tetreau: That the contract let by the Reeve to Broder- ich Brothers for the construction of the Ryan Drain from the outlet to the Southern limit of the Town line between Stephen and McGillivray at 25c. per cubic yard be and is here by confimed. Carried. Moved by Mr. Goetz, seconded by Mr. C. Mawliinney: That the Clerk advertise for tenders for the con struction of the Ryan Drain, in either one or two sections. Such tenders to be received up to Tuesday, Novem ber 20, 1928, at 7 p.im. Carried. MJoved by .(Mr. Dearing, seconded by Mr. C. Mawhinney: That the bond of Freeman Morlock as Tax Collector be approved and eccepted and filed with the Township Clerk. Carried. Moved by Mr. C. Mawhinney, se conded by Mr. I. Tetreau: That the pay-sheets as prepared by the fore man and certified to by the Super intendent be approved; Maintenance Nelson-Baker, road 1, $82.50; N, Baker, road 1, $34.00; Hy. Schenk, road 6, $6.50; Alvin Baker, road 5, $7.5 0; Alvin Baker, road 5, $2.50; Roy E. Ratz, road 13, $2.50; Roy E. Ratz, road 13, $27.65; John Houla- han, road 15, $3.45; Geo. Mason, rd. 18, $8.50; Peter Eisenbach, rd. 26, $30.00; Adelbert Webb, road 20, $11.50. Construction Alex Neeo, road-12, $76.77; Geo. Eilber, road 12, $375.05; Geo. Eil- ber, road 12, $364.28; Geo. Eilber, roa’d 21, $416.23; John Richards, gravel, $23.00; J, Campbell, gravel, $29.25; Art Weber, gravel, $15.50; Peter Eisenbach, road 26, Construc tion $100.00. The treasurer reported that there was a surplus of $202.05 in the Centralia Drain which has been re bated to t'he Townships of Biddulph, Usborne and the ratepayers interest ed in the drain in the Township of Stepen pro-rata. The following orders were passed: George Eilber, Balance of Con tract $500.00; C. A. McCubbin., Insp. Centralia Dain $20.00; John Hayes, selecting jurors, $4.00; Jos. Quinan, selecting jurors, $4.00; Hy. Eilber, selecting jurors, $4.00; Canadian Bank of Commerce, Exchange on cheques $3.25; F. J. Wickwire, By law Ryan Drain $20.00; F. J. Wick wire, printing Mud Creek Deben tures, $18.00; F. J. Wickwire, print ing Dietrich Drain Debentures, $2; John Hayes, re assistance Saqble Rd $8.00; FI. K. Eilber, final Division Centralia Drain $5.86; Treasurer. Tp. Usborne, Rebate Centralia Drain $20.79; Treasurer Tp. Biddulp’h, re bate Centralia Drain $31.88; Sun dry persons in Stephen, rebate Cen tralia Drain $149.38; Superior Mfg. Co., stamps $1.99; Municipal World supplies ,67c.; H. F. Eilber, repair Town Hall, $17.80; F. W. Morlock, Postage, $35.00; Alonzo iMcCann, tile Con. 12, (1927) $2.20; George Eilber, making cement tile $95.50; Daniel Maclsaac, burial expense re: R. Culvert $59.00; Joseph Armitage grave for R. Culvert $10.00. The Council adjourned to meet again in the Town Hall, Crediton, on Tuesday, November 20th, at 7 p. m. HENRY EILBER Clerk of the Township of Stephen. The death of Jessie, beloved wife of Mr. H.R. 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