Exeter Advocate, 1913-1-23, Page 1asNEW SCIBSCatrvo'N
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TWENTY...SIXTH TEAR
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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, i913.
CARLING'S
PHONE 18.
PUBLIC
SALE
AT
EXETER
{
W.: J.Carling
Retires from
usiness and must
vacate the build-
ing.
0,00
F GOOD
And will be sold
at less than cost
Sale to com-
rnence at once
for::
r <q ee taken at the sale at Cash Prices
w'. CARLING
Street Improvements
To The altar sof. The Advocate
.Art the rloinailnation meeting' Pt seem-
ed [that cue calm ens were aetmnest uul.•
a.el aously in favor of perniartent ire•
prevenient of ;aur! rn!a1'n stmt and one
oe our etiatiee eitreelbs, That It should
be Peen -Anent `anal deem the coining
summer, Befere presenting, a noise,
by-law or purchasing machinery it
will be well to gel[: all the tnformattan
possible on titre merits of the diefereryt
hinds eP paving ennployed' in other
places, este to : the • first cleat, cont
oP rep'aies, interest , on thep ntio'neY
employed, Coast IDS watering, general ap-
pearence and the lasting qualities. In
other weeds the $:.,west aive¢h.,ge an-
nual cote[ per yard. pts' .year, per-
petually, :for h firs% cleies rsiteeelt. Sotme
colasideeratien .ehgluld be given to -such
Points we eaniltariy qualities!, ease of
cleaning, ease of .traction.
Quoting teem a report Or The ]aur-
(sau of Research of one of the Amer,-
boat
mier.[date Cities the 'Polloleenkg results 'were
eotend ,
,First Cost or the !several, kinds Of
pavement averaged as follows--
Granite
ollows-Granite 'p& square Yard $3,75
Asphalt pe'r soare yard $2.30'
Brick per square yard ,'x'2.25
Bewilder Per, square yard $1.75
Macadam per Beetles yard 95c,
These prices lltnciudo excavation,
equal to the 'total thickness of tine
pavement cohr:sollidatlaon of the sub -
grade and a 6 iln•ch concrete fou•nde.-
tier) ex rept the cases of Bow1der
amid a?acadara. irbe cojett of the above
would be saved In Exeter and could
be 'deeduoted from: tete figures of firs'r
cost,
Average annual cost for repairs z -
2.6c.
7.3'et
1.2c.
Granite
Asphalt
Brick' ' -
Bewlder - - 3
t2riaaaidaim. `- - - 7.6c..
Total average annual cost per square
Yard of the .several kinds and *i-
lattive durability.
Granite 25 years $2.43
Asphalt '- 15 years $2.34
Brick - 15 *axis - $1.68
?viacadara 8 years - $1.,.54
Lt will be a!een 'that that most eco -
tropical pavement 'to use. under ' any
given couidielions !''e that wtr.ch will
ahaw the :[.'west averege cost per
year during the ameba periiod of its
existence. A .pavement having a re-
tatively high ice at coat may, owing to
lits ioinger lite or, lower cost be re-
pairs,' Melee trnitia attaly. rheaapeir than
one lower in fireltl role[S.tyIJS.
School
Board.
Tea lniitJitt}1. !meet n el the Public
School Board 'whoa held in the . Town.
Ha11 on Wedneade'y. Jani. 15th, 1$18.
at 8 o'clock, absent F. W. Gladmant
Ov innj b' the requiremelnts of a coM-
pllete Beard little buaineas were accam-
;Wishedr. The offecilaate asked or last
¢*:ear Vena re=elected, and fhe follow -
ink items ware distedsed of: Reports
of Cornmirtrtees,-Wend, contractors to
Make supplies earthwith amounting to
75 cords; Prlltielfeal,, la/heeds/nee in the
High }5kho!ol wb' -16 begun well, new as-
sistaant 'eta.tilefalctory, physical, culture to
be taken up at reces,k, . •acho'1ars,hiPst're,-
corn/trended deer i3, 8. 'Ent/ea-met Pre
motions :tram Ferries I. to IT., and II.
to ,[Il., sehotel glarde n demon s tr atlo u
plow 'desirable, Agricultural College at
Guelph Offering: egg sets free to pu-
pile interested Inky poultry en preoni see
of la return sett when, available[. Per
F. 'Wood and I Ah ristt long that the
Pkinacipal's revert be received. Per A,
E. Fuke and F4 Weed that the regular.
night 01 meeting be the ,second Mlonday
Ln each month. Per A. E. Fuk!e aria; B.
N. Creech that an inspection of the
school
end 8•xounids be 'mode by the
Board on ellondlay Jan. 20 at 11 a.m.
Per A,. E. Fetriae and I. Armstrong that
W. D. Weekes be reappointed to the
Libras Board foe the :years 1913-4-5,
Per R. N. Creech, alnd F. Wood that
the rollovers p'aymatents be approved„ -
Jas. Murray & Sot, inclnderetor 6.75
W. J. Caret& flower •pots, •60c, • S.
Fitton, cepa re to typewtriter, 750.; S.
Martin & !Son rent of Pietee, etc. 5.95
Per .11. N. Creech, adJatirnnLetnt.
a. Grigg, Sec.
OLD AND. HONORED RESIDENT OF
IIS134.11NtR PASSES,
Onc gf the oidk,st residents of the
Township of Cabernet paes'eed away oil
Wednesday morning or this week, Jan..
22nd, ira."'the Nelsen of klenry Francis
at the advdi'teed age ,of 98 years, 11
months, 15 days'. Deceased had been
of a Strong and rabest conatitetion x•11
his lite, and -it was .Allay weevil the
last few• monthie that he hard been[ ill,
whirh wain dee to a gradual breaking
up el the 'syst{eine. For the past seven
weeks he had beer$ ceirutined to his
bed, tete end eche,*; gradually but none.
the less surely. Porn in Devonshire,
palated, . he can to Ca:aada 70 years
ago orad Zest ,setitieirl In the .Township
of. Fullaa+ton, where he lived 1G years,
He them all oved to Usliern,e, and lived
• the Yarm o,in, :which he died, Lot 15,
Cele 12, for 55 years, with the. except -
toe of about a year 'and halt In Exeter
to which pts pe he had. retired, aend.
where his life partner died some 18
yeast ago. The late, elle Francis was
ix, Mae of many exoellelnt parts, and
was hohered and' respected by all who
enew- bine and kris friends were many.
He was a i,MI!etdaotdi!s-t in, rel;€i on, and
• Coaservattive In poilt ccs. Be3'ore his
coming to Canada. he married Elizabeth
Towl, who, as, stated, predeceased him
18 years. A. fond::,( of three sons! and
Pour tiaugh!ters survive-*-Joim`of Port-
age is Prairie, ey°ron of Vancouver, B.
C., and Arthur or Cabot -lie, with whpm
deceased hard resided, Mrs. Woodley if
Fullerton, Mrs. Eatorn tot Leaimngton,
Mrs. MitLs of Klrkiton, Mrs- El•'.. Hey.
weed er Winchelsea.. The funeral will
take' place an Prides, Jan, 24, 1912,.
art 1.30 o'elotk, and peocced to Exeter
cemetery for intermein;t,
15,000 PAMPHLETS
A meeting of the executive committed
ot the Huron P.ubliecity Association waer
Yield on Friday in Godet;ch courthouse
The." dealt of thepiaimphlelt which had
been prepared' vitas again revised, and.
it wee decided to have the ,lest re-
vised edition printed, to the extent of
1.5,000 [copies. Tee book will be
meet 'usePui, es it $eeter forth the many
advantages of Harem County in fruit
growing; stock raising and agrlcuiturea,
Tlie books will be distributed all
over. Great 'Britste, Europe and the
recalled 'Slra,tee.
ASK FOB. A RECOUNT:
Mr, BernaUxl,Ctunnimg^'hlaenu, lnoteil`teePer.
at !Meerton, to:anernt/ of Mhlva., Iirar n
Shain of Hyde Park and Hugh Bowman
of Denfield, ares, esprit; "or a recount
in Landon Teweestnilee of the Local Op-
tion ballots. The byelaw; was carried
by three votes: FI'hei irregularities men1-..
tic.ned by the •pe'tiltionierls are that ens•
qualified perts!ons vatted, to the form^[-.
ber c' !six or seven. The petitioners
furnished $,200, in( sureties'. which :!s
forfeited; in case thee* do not gain
their point. .
The , hotel -keepers of Clinton. have
asked for further •praoef that the local
option by-law, which was carried on
Jianuary 6th, by is majority of 118,'
or 11 over ,the required three - fifths
clause, Was - eufificient;13' 111dorsai, and
HLs Honor Judga Dloyle w311 conduct
a. iscrutioy in the •town hall, Clinton,
on Jaiede 'y 28..
GRANTS TO HOSPITALS.
The {nilowaig is' a, hist of the grants
giver Sy CownatY Counecits. in Western
Ontario' to Host itelet •-Weterloo, $2,-
500.00-Berlin
2,-500.00 Berlin Hos'p'ital $1,250, Galt
Flo speal $1,250 ; Wellington, $2,886-
General' FIospithi, Guelph, $,951, 'St.
John's Respite, Guelph, $999, 'Fergus
Hospital , $$936 Beebe $2,000= -Walker;.
ton Hospital. $1500,' Kinncardioe Hos-
pita' e500; Simeet $2,000-C01l11 wood
$500, Orillia $500, Batlrie $500, Mid-
land $500; Perth $700 -Stratford :1700
Grey •$1,000-Oweld . Sound $1,no0
Lambtoin, $1,000 -Sarna, hospital $1.-
000;
1,-000; Oxford $1,500 -Woodstock Hos-
pital $1,000, Ingersoi Hospital $500;
Hurcn $600-Clinitdn Hospital $100.00,
Wingham Hospital $250, Goderieheleo
apical. $250.00., Although, the ,a•stsesse
meat. of Huron County is very much
higher thatn any off the other counties,•
its e.s!sessedvalue being the second to
the highest in the Province, !its contr'ibe
'utiome to 13!ospitaills; is the lowest.
Flour Coupon
OF ..
H. Cook, Sons & Co.
'lilies coupon De good Lor 40 cents on each 'bag of elelOW DRIFT,. our
best famnlfly fteaur, erring you the !privilegeot taking one to Live baffle,
providing tihis coupon iB presented to uis 011 .or before Jetraraty 31st, 1915:
Our regular' selling price of our SNOW DItIFT, flour without thus
coupoia is $2:75, .fir you, present tells coupon eadtr berg of SNOWY, DRIFT will
only cost You 0.35 for each bag.
Our mill ars egtttped with, the latest and Meet 1ioddrn floutr mill machinery
We eieo bane factored the services of a rivet cees,e reel11Or, whee was pre-
vieuealy employed by one of the largest Molls fen O,n`tario. Consequent-
ly we are offerieng, thee inducement in Order to [give every woman an opperturi
icy to try our SNOW' DRIFT Plea. -Every beg guaranteed,
We are seilixi bran set $22.00, and elierta at $,28,.40 per ton, in ton
tote,. 4Rie L.,tRQPS BUYERS Or BEANS BRING i7S 01.37f' A SAMPLE
Presented lay ,++•r. •s..•v, sss+...•..•• .•
13, COOK, SONS . & et),
Ream)] int.
CLUX3B INO
'X4t+9e �a :the
e'en of Om Year when
y!o'u are reivewLng ereer ,zrewsPaper nub=
ecripti,cirs. The Adeeeete clubs wit*
alk tee City Weekly and Palle poses
and the Megeteireee at tserra'4 that are a
bigQundeeetrierit, CWlt 244 get our rateir.
'OSBORNE 00BNCII.
Tee Council el t! foo: 1913 met sit
the Towlnehlp kro,11 oh Tate. 111, pur-
suant to. skeltute.; :Age t'ho mlembersi were
Pms!eet', The 'nieeeiysnry deciareitlons+e
office and ettaliftatien were made and
subscribed -and lt3nb nveeitabera look their
seats ale 'this council for 1913,1 -Seal
Rauelly,, re v,a; S. Sk111;ner, A.2vlitebt.i:l
Tw Brock, and, e. Dixncan, council'lore
!Skbnnei-4fjtetleell-That the sala,'r•'iee
for 1913 be a.s Po9:iows,-Clerk $170
and $1G for postage; Treasurer $80;
Aelseeser, $70 ; Collector $,65 ; Audi-
tors $10 each; caretaker' $7; Reeve,
$60, councillors easy' $50.
The following officers were appointed
-Clerk, F Maley; Treasurer, Paul
Coates , tee season, T. Minket; Collect-
or,
ollect,.o ', an. Brook; Audit ors, 11, Strang
and E N.'Shier ; tiairiete'ker of Hall,
Gee, 'Kellett ; Fence Viewers. J.Glenn
F. Down, F. Deibrldlee, Amos. Do upe
and Wilbur Renter; Peundkeepers, T,
X,uxton: Sam Rueter, 11, T d,dy, John
Westlake, H. N. Taylor, W. Hazel
wood T. Caunitiron, J. Shute; Boardnf
Health, The Reeve, John Delbridge and.
EI.
IC, H n dmen, M•Dr, Medical Health
Officer, F. Morley, ' .Secretary i Thos.
$ma•le, •Sainitary Inspector. The above
app. rn!:inn!ecuts were : orrder ed to be con.-
firmed
onfirmed by by-law's:
'Zile preterite ueuially required by the
municipality was let to' tibe "Exeter
Advocate." in e.ccorldi3nce ser the item-
ized statement et tender, otal het to
exceed $83.00.
A grant ort $.1.0 wad given; ,-to the
Sick Children's I-Io'sp:'ta,L,' Torte:lie,
The .clerk wias fres:` eeeted to order
nine copies ole this elhijn''.ct:pal would for
mernhers o'P Coiuricil, and lvJunic`_pal.,at
f xera.'•
Tiecotllecttora Rion was accepted he
having completed • his weak; and an
order. was aerated for nits salary.
The Election 'Eve:rses! announting to
$38.85 were patd to, the clerk for dis-
liri'bution.
Aeccunts amounting ,ttoo $267.82, in-
eluding $19.22 Tiwckersmitie Telephone
rentals. were pledged and orders• is'su-
Ccunci&�rnned tto meet Saturday
Feb, 1st at one o'clock.
F: Morley. Clerk
MCCiILLIVItAT coorhnt.
]own Ha l,, Jian. 13, 1913. •
Council met pursuant to ,Statute,
Phe following Memibeers subscribed tie
their declaaetttbins aioii6' quaiirte:cations of
ofrke-W T. Utens„ reeve E. E. Murdy,
deputy -reeve; John Robtnseon, Frank
Nickles and A. E. Rosser, councilbneel
Murdy-Rossee-tilhatt By law, No 1
of 1913, conflnmdtnig; this (elbowing ap-
pointments as lead a first and -sere
and terra, be read a [bind time and
passed ;-T. D. Drulmin ond, clerk, sal-
ary, $225; A. Fa Seeleh, treasurer:,
$125; IR. Hutchitnso1, assessor, $90;
Geo. Hindamarsh, and W. T. Amos, aud-
itors, $10, each; Geo. Seeders, jani-
tor, $15; Jas. Neeil, member board o
health end IL. J. Harreltoint, medical H.
0 .-Car'reed,
,Mundy-Robinsoine-That during the
year 1.91,3 this council commence :ite
regular Meetings at 10 o'clock a. rn.
and adjourin, at, 1 O'clock p. m., except.
when an. et'teneioere df time to carded by
a. sea jarity oe tine cou'nci'l. -Least
Nickles!--May-That the salary of
each member of this couneil for'ouni,-
citl meetings and 'eater: services, be
fixed at $2.50 per deg. -Cara -lee.
Rcssert-Nickles ihait the Township
printing fee the .yieair 1913 be given to
the. Exetear' Advocate Printing CO, at
the price contained' in thee- commune-.
cat'ion.-Qatrnled.
111urdxr-•Robinsotn--Thar accounts, in
all amounting td $9.72.10, be' paid.!-:
The cou!nOLl. then adjourned to meet
In, the Towin. Bali -on, .Monday, Feb. 3,
at 6 o'clock
J, D.' D,ru¢nsnond. Clerk.
FINGER TORN OFF
Winghaim, Jan. 16-A very serious
accident took Piece Yesterday at Bell's
i
factory, when John Angles, a lad of
'about 15 yawn's' of aigtel, and wont of
Mr. Frank Angus, while working "on
the :flat sandier, hard all the fingers
and frotnit of his left hand t:orhi off
It appears thiee the operator had left
tor a. Pew minuted, eine the boy get up
above to turn on a ligliit, when the
accident took pieeet
BIRTHS
Claydo!a -In Vancouver, on Jan. 20th,
:to Mr. and lees. F. Claydore, nee
Stolla Peenhp.le:, ar Bon.
Sanders-Iin. Stelphen, Jam. 16, tot Mr.
and Mes. Wert,. Sanders, 3rd Con. a
eaugh!ber.
Plumstte'el--In T;uckeramith, on Jan-
wary 12tlhe, tv' elet and Mrs.; Percy
Plutnsteel, a son.
MARRIAGES
Rueselile-Shnd1st s -'Aft the Trivet Mem-
orial church, Exeter, TueadaY, Jan.
21st, by the brittle's brothel:, Rev. C.
W. genders, .A,., rector Of Brarrte-
C'crd, Mr. eGe01rlgd Cameron Russell of
North BattiIofored, Sask., to Miele
Minnie inlnie Lou'. es, edau!ght!ee Of Mr. and
Airs. These Sieriderls, Huron .Street.;
P 6:nh;al{e-Houidene-,At the residence of
elle bride's parents, ; Mr. and rima.
'Thos. Houlden, Exeter, on, Jan. 22,
Edward Pe'nh!a+lo O6 the Lake Road, to
Miss Vielet Houlden.
DFi1ATHs
'Roach -In Hlbborlt, on San. 12th, Bid-
evtard Doable ages abeett 75 ;retire.;
McFJwtne-lb.VilterieAl„ on 3ann. 15ttr,.
Flllenn McEweet, a4gted 51 years and
10 nnointte.
talo --Tri IM'ietchell, 01n Seim :1:1•th, Ed-
ward John' Gale, [eked 52 Teets, :.0
ineenths and 2 dbye,i
Ftrancis-Ile Ileberno, Ore Jul, 22, Reilly
Francls, .aged • 918 Yearns, 11 ;norvtheei.
15 days
etertoni: -At Breek, ;Saek., oft Jan. 15;
Jelin FTorten,, forimeorrly o rtulnioyb
eget 75 Yana..
S!ANDX/itie & +a cct
The
Reduction
Season
is now on ate.
Wii
Nommommor
TAMAN'S
Men's
Furnishing
Store
Ordered Clothing
Reduced From
$25 to $20
$23 to $18
$20 to $15
Ordered Overcoats
Reduced Prom
$25 to $18
$20 to $15
Ready-to-wear
Overcoats
Reduced 'Frogs
$18 to $13
$15to$12
$12to$8
These big reduction are
made to clean up our stock
for Spring, because our motto
IS
"New
Goods for
Every Season'
You will do well to, take ad-
vantage of these reductions.
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Tailor and Furm,,i
aniai
eter