The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-08-21, Page 41’mmSDAY, ‘AVGUST 21, 1030 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
COMING
Kenneth
USBORNE COUNCIL ENTIRE SYSTEM IS
able.-
down and was burdened withWHICH? /
The Municipal Council of
Township of Usborne met at
Township Hall, Elimville, on
CHATTELS-for you? The ans-
ght now.
Commencing at 2
You Can Be Well!
Nature has provided for your complaints
Different herbs for different diseases
Was Paralyzed, Could Not Walk
Head lyimt Our Herbs Did for This Hoy
Elmwood, Ont. (May 13, 1928
Mr. R. j. Marfin:—
Dear Sir; 1 must write and let you
know how our son, who had creeping par
alysis, is improving. He had 'Only taken
your medicine for about a week when he
pauld walk and in 3 weeks had gained 13
Jbs. He has helped his father with seed
ing and is working every day and feeling
fine, Our daughter is also making an im
provement, is gaining nicely but is still
taking your medicine. We certanly can
not praise your medicine too highly for
what it has done for us—-we do not think
there is any medicine sold on the market
so effective in building up a rundown sys
tem as Mr- Murfin’s Natural Herb Medi
cine, and we highly recommend it to our
neighbors and friends.
Hoping to see you soon, we remain,
(Sincerely yours,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Leif so, Elmwood,
Ont., R. R. No. 2. • s
Says it is Wonderful Medicine
And Doctors Cannot Compare With It
Hayes Station, Pnt., Jan. 27, 1228
Deai* Sirs: You will find enclosed ten
dollars- for which please send me a pack
age of Gall Stone Tea. I have used one
package of these herbs, and
helped me, so kindly send this ord^r as
soon as possible,
Yours truly
Burketon, Ont,, Jjfly 26, 1927
Murfin:-—
used the last
last Spring, .so I/im sending for
This is sure/Wonderful med-
Dear Mr.
I have
from you some more. ' J|
icjne, better than all thejRoetor’s medicine
I have ever taken.
Expert in Herbs
From 9.00 a.m. till 5 p.m.
is
No Operation is Necessary for an
THE HERBAL WAY
to-morrow is sound 'ad-
BEYOND TO-MORROW what does it ho
w,er depends very largely on you—your for
LEARN to-day so that you may EAR-
vice.
A Business Training taken here'^fl give you a sure founda
tion for future success|and will prep ej you for one of the many
superior positions available to C. B. graduates.
FALL TERM OPEn4 TUESD^7, SEPTEMBER 2nd, 1930
/I
Central
R. F. LUMSDEN, B.A., Principal
STRATFORD ONTARIO
iness College
CHEST
1.00
U50
.50
IM
Ji
With this
Total v;
AU for
FOR EACH OF THESE DISEASES
Aithritis
Asthma
Anaemia
Red Wetting
Bladder Troubles
Boils
Blood Pressure
Kidney Troubles
Lumbago
Neuritis
Nerve Trembles
Qver-Fatne33
Brights Disease >
Bronchitis
Paralysis &
Rheumatism
Catarrh Stomach Troubles
Constipation Uraemia, Worms /
Dropsy Skin Diseases
Gravel Gall Stones
Hey Fever Tonsilitis
Heart Troubles Female Troubles
Piles Weak Manhood, Etc
STEEP THE HERBS AND DRINK THE
HERB TEA
Canadian Botanic ^Gardens
BOX 513 362 PRINCESS AVE., LONDON, ONTARIO
(Between Waterloo and Colborne. Streets)
71; Gordon Delbridge, weed cutting
$20.00; Harold Denham, ditto $16.-
25; Isaac Gower, ditto ,$18.75i; Fred
Wright, weed cutting $23.7’5; Free
man Horn, ditto $6,25; Gerald Ford
ditto <$20.00; Wilbert Batten, weed
cutting $22.50; Louis'Fletcher, ditto
$2.50; Milton Gower, ditto $2.50;
Allen Jaques, ditto $2.75; Fred
Ford, weed cutting .and grading
$21.75; Maurice Co’ates, grading
$2.50; Luther Reynolds, ditto $6.-
25; Clinton Sweet, ditto $13.15; J.
Kirk, ditching, $24.20; Nelson Hun
kin, drawing tile $7.00; Mi’s. H.
Ford, clerical work $2.00;' Henry
Ford, .superintendance $86.10. 'Car.
Council adjourned tof meet on Sat.
urday, September 6tlx, at 1 p.m.
Henry -Strang, Clerk
the
the
Au
gust 2nd, 1930, pursuant to1 adjourn
ment, with all the members of the
Council present.
The minutes- of the meeting held
July 5th were read and approved on
motion pf Williams and Westcott,
with the following items’ for pay
ment being excluded, viz: Jones &
May, grass seed $6.58;
gravel $99.98; rent
chinery $162.00.
Correspondence:
from L. L. ~ ’
ing stones on the highways of the
township. Shier and Dew: That the
consent of the council; be given pro
viding.\Mr. Follick; secures the con
sent of the owners of the property
adjoining same. Carried.
ReqiiPst from Hay Council fef
payment of the Wildfong Brain As
sessment. .Dew — Williams: That
the-same be paid forthwith. Carried.
Statement from G. W.' Holman,
County Clerk, as to the amount of
County rates due, viz: . County pur
poses $8'551.65; County Highways
$4886.66; Provincial Highways $2,-
443.33; Old Age Pensions $1221.67,
total $17,103.31.
^"Bill from F. P. Gibbs for $159.-
75 for auditing 1928 accounts,■ Wil
liams—Westcott: That the bill- be
paid. ~ ‘ ”
Mr. _ ______o
Globe Indemnity Co., interviewed
the Council, soliciting renewal >of
Road Liability Insurance.
Westcott—■Williams: That a policy
in the Canadian General Insurance
Co., for $10,000 be taken at an an
nual premium of $100.00. Carried ‘
Dew—Shier: That the Dominion
of Ctyiada General Insurance Com
pany Policy for the protection of
workmen engaged by the Township
be renewed for another year at the
annual premium of $72, Carried
$2.00 received for sale of old
grader blade from Chas. Kistner. •
60e. received for sale of old posts
Winchelsea bridge from* F. Wright;
Williams—Dew: That the follow
ing tax rates be struck for 1930,
viz:; General County rate 3.6 mills,
Old Age pensions rate .5 mills, to-'
tai 4.1 mills;'County Highway rate.
2 mills; Provincial Highway rate
1 mill; Township rate 4 mills; Gen,
School rate 2,4 mills and that the'
amounts necessary for each school '
section shall be levied by special
rate, entered on the Collector’s Roll,
and collected with other rates and
that a By-L'aw be drafted confirm
ing the same. Carried.
Shier—Williams: That .the Reeve '
and Treasurer be empowered to bor
row funds, necessary for current ex
penses'and the payment of Drain;
Contractors from the Bank of Mont
real, Exeter. Carried. »
Westcott-—Shier: That an addi
tional levy be* made on the Winchel- _
REBUILT, HE SAYS
“Indigestion, a sluggish liver and
constipation made my life miser-
I was thin, weak and run-
rheu-
AUCTION SALE [
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TWO FARMS IN HAY TWK
HOUSE AND LOTS IN EXETER
CHATTELS, E3?C.
The undersigned ha/received in-*
structions to sell by public auction^.
at Exeter Nil'll’, on
SATURDAY* Al ST 30, 1930
clock the follow*'
S tanlake,
of County Ma-
Communication
Follick St. Marys’s re
of
of
Sar-
my
ttles
1 out
n has been re-
'5 pounds in
fie Happy Though§’
range, V2 coucht 1 heater, exten* sion ladder, fal^leaf table, 2 small!
tables, dininf-room chairs, three
rockers,\organ
2 dresseVs, 2
stretcher
pictures,
ing, blin
hanging
wagon, b
number, o
FARM
more or le|s Ifeing Lot 11, 8. B. Con-
6, Hay. TwP*- -3Xcn West half o^.___ _____ ___.
HOUSE AND TWO ‘ LOTS—-Being
Lots 8 and 10 on Main -Streets, iot
•Exeter North, on which is a large-
brick house and barn.
TERMS OF SALE
CHATTELS—CASH
REAL ESTATE—Teh per cept. oa
day of sale; balance' in thirty
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
ARTHUR FORD & HILTO rFORD'
xecutors
erfection 'oil heater,
ests of drawers, one
, linoleum, carpets^
boiler, tubs, bed®*
ass cupboard, lamps,,
sealers, clock, lights
cutter, ladder and aS-
ter articles'.
sisting of 100 acres-
' KIRKTON
f Miss Proctor, of Sarnia, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. McHardy.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Gunning, of
Granton, were .Sunday' visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, Ira Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall and two
daughters, of (M-eaford, were week
end visitors with Mr. and -Mrs. N.
Doupe.
■Mr. John Duncan left last week
for a trip to Western Candida.
Among those who motored to
Grand Bend Sunday are Mr.
Mrs. Ruben Sweitzer and,Billy;
and Mrs. Walter Hazelwood,
Wm. Pym and Horace Greenstreet.
Mr. David Hazelwood is camping
at Grand Bend.
The garden party on Dr. C. A.
Campbell’s lawn • on , Wednesday
night was a success ill every way
and a fine program was given. Dr.
■Campbell occupied the chair. The en
tertainers were Mrs. (.Rev.) Bulteel,
(Mrs. Wm. Urquhart, Miss Proctor,
Harold Tuft. The Woodham Or
chestra supplying the music for the
evening and Mr. Young, of
gave
for details
, also J5’0 acres being:
rQt 3, Con. 6, Hay Twp.'
I
TBEASOSE
Containing
Le Ton Perfume
value
Almond Cream -./.50
Face Powder
Cold Cream__&L
BnHiantine
Cocoanut
Shampoo
TOIS GREAT SALE
: Amazing Special
August 15 August 2
S. HOWEY,
Chemist and Optician
EXETER, ONTARIO
Mail Orders add 15 c. Rp3tage
'Carried
Gumming, irepresen-ting the
.. interviewed
sea and Stewart
pay the balance due the Township,
Carried. ■ •
William—new:
Treasurer, Frdnk Coates, be notified
n ^ie Council on September
uiei 6tn, at 5 p.m.‘ to have outstand-
■*hg accounts settled. Carried.
-Shier-*—Westcott: That the follow
ing payments be m'ade, viz;—-B. M.
Francis, Agejit Can. Gen, Ins. Co.,
premium $100.00,;. Frank Delbridge
Agent Dora, or Can. -Gen. Ins. Co.’
premium $72.00;’F.p. Gibbs, Char
tered Accountant, auditing for 1928
$159.75; Jos. Dwyer, Bal Cont,
WiliCheisea Drain $15.00; Lv^u
Graham, bah eont, price Washburn
J08, ^wyer, advance hh “botcher Drain coiltract $500,00:
Wm. Cohnelly, advance on pym Dr
cent. $1640.00; -Chas,. Kistner, ad
vance oil .Elimville Dr. coiit; $800;:
A. F, Hess, Treas,, Hay, Usborne’
Assessment Wlidfong drain $2346.50
tfdfking gravel $470.** •3'0; Wellington Batten, ditto $4SL-
Drain Schemes to
That the former
price
Donald
ad-
an address.
Toronto
WILL
malic pains,
gon drove eve
body, my entir
bililt and I’ve laid
weight.
“.Sargon Pills
stipation and sti
to normal action
upsetting.”-—William
Maria St., Toronto, retired business
man.
Sargon may be obtained in Exeter at W/ S. Howey’s. '
(Advertisement)
ved me of con-
lated my liver
Rhout nausea or
O’Neil, 148
ELIMVIL^
GBAltf W3$TED
Pool an
are prepare
possible prf
bags and s
ialize in pea:
price.—COOJ
Phone 54
Fain wanted. W6
to pJ5? you the highest
ou witla
trucks. We spec-
e sure and get ousi feROS. M4LIANG- -■ GOii -4
' Hensail, Ont,.
cash
LUMLEY
LOCAL NEWS
wanted. We
pay y/U the highest
>h you with
We spec-
and get our
S. MILLING CO.
Hensail, Ont.
• of Renfrew and
Mrs. Bartlett, of Thamesford .spent
the past week with their mother
Mrs. John McQueen and brother Ste
wart and family.
Miss Mary Kerslake is visiting
her friends in Toronto and is taking
in the Exhbition.
Mr. Fred Simmons still continues,
in a Very critical condition.
GRAIN WANT
Pool and ca^sh grai
are prepared^t
possible price
bags and suppl
ialize in peas,
price.-—COOK B
Phone 54
Mrs. I-Iemery,
| The great' night for Grand Bend
.‘is drawing nigh, and they are pre
sparing to fete its honored guest.
Rudy Vallee, -the renouned movtie
'and radio star, will not have very
.much time to idle away at the
Bend. r _ .. ’
this engagement he will
Casting the Fleischman
from coast to coast', at
‘After the dance there,
.''his orchestra, the 12 Connecticut
Yankees, will board their private
■bus, and motor to Grand Bend. They
will fill this- engagement,
leave immediately for the U. 8.
the next night. Rudy is about
busiest man in the .country, and
little time for play. However,
believes in the old saying,
hay while the sun shines.”
*• Special preparations will soon be
under way. A now, enlarged plat
form is to 4>e erected in the Casino
to accommodate the large orchestra.,
Two, special grand pianos are to be
used by Mr. Vallee’s -orchestra.
When he was asked, he immediately
picked out Mason Riseh pianos
for his engagement.
The night before he plays
be broad-
Yeast hour
Canton, O.
Vallee and
then
. for
the
has
, he
Make
areMr. and Mrs, Bruce Rivers
holidaying this week in Hamilton
and Toronto.
The Grandstand at the Canadian
National Exhibition has a- seating
capacity of 16,800.
Mr. Ellis Tapp, of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce staff, Parkhill, is
holidaying at his home here.
Mr, and Mrs»> Will Johnson and
little daughter, of Toronto, are vis
iting with Mrs. Elizabeth Ffayne
and other relatives.
Mi4. E. French, of Toronto, spent
a few days with Mr. alid Mrs. E. A.
Follick. 'Mrs. Follick, who lias been
quite ill is slowly improving.
Mr. John Luxton, of Usborne', who
has been confined’ to the house for
some time through illness, is again
able to be around,
’ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker, Mrs.
Wm. Sanders 'and daughter Bernice
and son Norman, of Stephen, visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. James Pom-
roy, in London, on Sunday, *
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Louch
Clear Creek 'spent the week-end
iting with, Mrs.
and Mrs. J, B.
Also calling on
Mr’, and Mrs. W
Mr. and Mrs,
little Miss Eleanor, accompanied by
Mrs. Abbott’s sister, Miss Ethel Seed
a teacher, of Chicago, are holidaying
with (Mr, and Mrs. Arto Delve at
Gaston’s Grove, on Lake Huron near
Eofest.
Mr, Wm. Edmunds, of Flint, Mich,
has,joined Mrs. Edmunds, __
been holidaying for two weeks at
the. home of her parents, Mr
Mrs. E. Rowciiffo. They
visit at ML Edmund’s home at Thed
ford.
J r
of
vis-
Mr.Louch’s parents
Armitage, of Lucan,
her uncle and aunt,
. Smith, of Centralia.
W. F. Abbott- and
who has
and
will also
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miners and. .
family from Saskatoon were calling on relatives in this community Iasi;
week.
Mrs. Morley, of Whalen is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Ewart Pym.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Roe and babzf
Robert, Mrs. Helen Wenuel and son
Jack, of Stratford visited with re
latives in this vicinity last Saturday.
Mr. .and Mrs. S. Whaley, of Sfc
Marys were visitors here last week.
Mr. G. Ballingajl, of London, vis
ited recently with Mr. and Mrs. S,
Wilson. * •
Mr. and Mrs. Will. Pybus, of near ■
Chiselhurst, Mr. and Mrs. Robert •
Bragg and daughter, Geraldine, of”
Windsor, .spent Sunday with relutiv*
es in the neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gower, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Tye and little son, of '..London, called on iM-r. and Mrs. Fred
Wright recently -on their return
from holidaying at Grand Bend.
Miss Bessie Johns is visiting in
Exeter this week.
Mr. Garnet Wilson spent Sunday
in London with his sister Mr. Jas^
Ogden.
Mr. Alec. Smith, who - has been
working for Mr. Joe Bailey, oii the
8th concession, is in Victoria Hos-
fr-om Typhoid fever-
Alden Jones, of
—Johns last
pital Suffering
-Mr. and Mrs.__
vlsited^at Mr. Hy.
day.
Miss Doris Elford spent a
days in Exeter with Mr, and
M. Elford recently.
Lon-
Sail-
fw
Mr-%
1 We regret very much that Mr- *
Clias. Delbridge is confined to his ■
bed the result of a very bad fall
from a load of grain last week. Miss
Mary Grant, R.N., of Exeter, is 1st
attendance,
Miss Bessie Bell, nurse at the Orte •
tdrlo Hospital, London, returned, to
London on Friday after a delightful
ho““ay with, her parents My, an®
• —1. ,she also visited
Stanley, Toronto, Detroit
<Mrs. Thomas Bell,
at Bort f
and Grand Bend’.'.
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