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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1928-07-05, Page 4THURSDAY, JULY 3th, lt>28 Local News of in G. Orangeville, called on Exeter the forepart of the Vosper and three daugh- THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE -rr r Qf 22 234.70 1149.20 1383.90 23 180.00 1203.90 1383.90 24 122.80 1261.10 1383.90 25 i 62.80 1321.10 1383.90 3. The shid debentures shall have printed across the face thereof the words,—- Exeter High School and AUCTION SALE — of —• f HOTEL CHATTELS By-Law No. 1928 ELIMVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johns and children spent a few days with rela­ tives in Toronto during the ‘ week- past, Mss Lorena Johns, of Toronto, was home over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hern, of Goderich, called on relatives here on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Reid visited the lat­ ter’s brother Mr. S. Mrs. Jas. Hern last The Induction of Rev. LeRoy White Thursday evening. O1 ------------------ --- Rev. Abrey, of Londesboro gave ad­ dresses. A good crowd was pres­ ent.Last Sunday anniversary services were held in this church. The church was crowded to the doors at both services. Rev. White, the new pas­ tor preached both morning and ev­ ening and his discourses were lis­ tened to with rapt attention and were much appreciated, The Sun­ day school led in the singing in the morning and did credit to their leader Mr. Wm. Elford. Miss Mar­ jorie Hunter presided at the piano in a . . ' ’ choir sang two anthems at the ev­ ening Mills played the violin with the hymns and also a pleasing selection after the sermon, Mrs. Wellington Skinner accompanying on the piano adding much to the enjoyment of the service. The annual Sunday School picnic was held in Mr. Ed. Johns’s orchard on Monday afternoon, a very good number being present. All had an enjoyable afternoon. A great many visitors were in the community over the week-end mak­ ing it impossible to ennumerate them .all The good roads and fine weather made it possible to motor long distances with ease and sure. Pym and sisters week. the new pastor took place last _____ ____ Revs. McTavish of Exeter; Hiscocks, of Crediton and very capable manner. The service and Master Russell 1 and Ice Cold Drinks We have installed sal Electric Cooler have Ice Cream and hand at all times. a new Univer- and will now cold Drinks on To take the votes of the electors the Municipality entitled, to vote on Money By-laws upon the ap­ plication of the Board, of Educa- eation for the issue of $20,000.00 debentures, R. E. Pooley WINCHELSEA ONT, (Let Us Handle Your Eggs.) Annual Meeting of the Conservatives of South Huron The annual meeting of the South Huron Conservatives was held in Hensall on Friday afternoon last. Despite the heavy rain a good crowd was present, and a big interest shown. WHEREAS the Board of Education has made an application to the Coun­ cil of the Corporation of the Village of Exeter for the issue of $20,000 debentures namely or the purchase of a site and the erection thereon of a School house for High School purposes. AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Exe­ ter after receiving the said applica­ tion considered and requested that the same be submitted to a vote of the electors of the Municipality of the names provided by The Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1927 for a By­ law for contracting a debt. AND WHEREAS it is necessary submit the said By-law to a vote the electors of the Municipality the manner provided by the Revised Statutes of Ontario 1927 in the case of a Money By-law. AND WHEREAS it is intended, in case the majority of the votes cast are in favor of the said By-law, the Council of the Corporation of the I Village of Exeter shall in the man- ’ TXTimr J rl rxrl Inr rril-i n mri Qin to of in Mr. Wm. Consitt, who has b.een president for the last three years, asked to be relieved of his duties, and Col, Coombes, of Clinton, was selected as president; 1st vice pres­ ident, Mrs. William Consitt, Hen­ sall; 2nd Vice-President, John Han­ nah, of Usborne; 3rd Vice-President Mrs. N. W. Trewartha, Clinton; Se- retary, Robert Higgins, Hensall; Treasurer, Geo. C. Petty. the said debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the Corporation and be signed by the Reeve surer and be payable at of the Canadian Bank of in the Village of Exeter. 4. This By-law shall take effect on and after the passing thereof. 5- The votes of the electors quali­ fied to vote on money By-laws for and against this by-law shall be tak­ en by ballott on Monday the 23rd day of July, 1928 from the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon until five o’clock in the afternoon of the same day at the places within the said Corporation of the Village of Exeter and by the Deputy Returning offi­ cers and poll clerks hereinafter spec­ ified.— That is to say: Polling Subdivision No. 1, at Mrs. Elizabeth Handford, residence, west side of Main Street, Edward Treble Deputy Returning! Officer and Wm. J. Carling, Poll Clerk. Polling subdivision No. 2, at the Town Hall, East side of Main Street, and Esli and Trea- the office Commerce O. Frank Taylor, Auctioneer, has rfi* ceived instructions to sell by public Auction, on the premises of the PALACE HOTEL, KING STREET,- PARKHILL, o,n SATURDAY, JULY 14th, 1928 Commencing at 1:00 o’clock p.m. A pure-bred Ayrshire cow; thirty, hens. Contents of The beds are all chairs, tables, hall stoves. Dining Room—3 sideboard, linoleum, on 16 rooms;]. Slav Victrola, Slitting room—6 good leather chairs, table, bar, some bar glasses, cash register, 6 small bar tables, 6, chairs, 6 arm chairs. Kitchen....50 sealers of fruit, all kinds of kitchen utensils, pots, pans,, pails, and everything that goes with- an hotel. Hotel can be leased at any hydro, steam-heat and water. TERMS—CASH 10 bed rooms,, good: carpets, carpets, kitchen tables, 18 chairs tinuv. Miss Muriel Hogarth, of Windsor, la home for* the holidays. W. Will Jeffrey, of Usborne. has purchased a new Chevrolet coach. Mr. C. McAvoy, of Wingham, ©pent the holiday at his home here. Masses Mary and Irene Van Camp .are viciting relatives near Belgrave. Mr. Murdock, of Hensall, visited -with Mrs. Wm. Hooper for several •days. Mr- Samson Yelland, of Pt. Perry, visited his sisters in town over the lioliday. Miss K. Inwood, of London, spent the week-end with Miss Sanders and 3Miss Vosper. Miss Eleda Love, of Buffalo, is .©pending her vacation with her another Mrs, D. Love. Mrs. R. N. Moir and child, of Ar- jrowwood, Alberta, are visiting with Mr. Moir’s mother in town- Mr. Charles Acheson, of London, ©pent the holiday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Acheson. MV. Aylmer Christie, of St: Thom­ as spent the holidays with his par­ ents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Christie. Miss Shirley O’Connor and John O'Connor, of Detroit, are visiting xwith Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Riddell, and ©on, of London, spent the holiday -with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark. Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Grigg and son Jack, iriends week. Mrs. levs Ethel, Clara, and Eva, of To­ ronto, were visitors in town over the ^holidays. Mrs. W. H. Hooper and Miss Vera ®ssery were in London Wednesday attending the funeral of the late J. Hepburn. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rydall and family, of -with Mr. Usborne. Messrs. JT. Brodie, •’troit, and spent the forepart of the "week in town. Mr. -to, is -weeks W. T. Mr. Dairy under it on another page. Mrs. Goodspeed and Donald left on Tuesday morning for Saskatche­ wan and Alberta, where they intend io spend the summer. The Huron Regiment went into camp at, Carling Heights, London on Monday. . Exeter has the small­ est representation in years. Mrs. J. 9. Grant and daughter, Alias Mary Grant. R.N., are spending couple of weeks, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Birnie, of Buffalo. Mr. B. W. F. Beavers and son Geo. and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor at- -tended the picnic of Huron County -Council at Bayfield on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Taman; Mr. •and Mrs. J. Elston and Mr. Harry Gidley attended the funeral of the late Mrs. .S. H. Gidley, of Blyth on Sunday. Mr. Harold Taylor accompanied by 3hfs cousin Mrs. Ed. Miller and son Bobby returned to Detroit, Wednes­ day after visiting at the home of Mr. JF. Taylor. While in Exeter last week ad­ dressing the Women's Institutes of Hurondale and Exeter, Miss Whitby, was the guest of "W. F. Beavers. Mr. Will McDonald, of •uncle of Mrs. B. W. F- Beavers, also Mr. and Mrs. E. Eastman, cousins of Mrs. Beavers were visitors during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones J. Allen, of Detroit, who the funeral of the, late Mrs, S-. H. Gidley, of Blyth, on Sunday visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Taman in Exeter, the forepart of the week. Mr. R. E. Pickard has received a -telegram from the Provincial mana­ ger of the Great West Life, congrat­ ulating him upon leading the Lon­ don district on applications foi' June. Mr. Pickard wrote 14 appli­ cations for $30,000 in two weeks. Holiday viators with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy were: Mr, and Mrs. Fred Parsons and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Yales, of Sarnia; Mrs. Westlake, of ■Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Mc- ■Nicol and family, of Toronto; Mr. Walter Edwards of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. M. Geai’ing, of Ham­ ilton, motored up and spent several ■days at the home Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers. Mrs. Gearing sang an Main Street church in the morn­ ing and sang “The Penitent” in the James St. church in the evening. Her singing was much appreciated by those who heard her. Mrs. Robert. Campbell, of Sagi­ naw. Mich-, who has been visiting 3ier sister Mrs, Mary Gould, of, Sex- jBiiifth, .was i. W. A. F. Bea* home i k. TLay, 1-ye Va Sherwood recently r in hfs ~righ •reiving treatment at Dr. Fletcher’s * hospital returned to his home on Friday .last. Ray was playing ■Eden a a fl Shallow Lake, are visiting and Mrs. Robt- Kydd, of Joe Craig, J. Cudic and motored over from De- Beverley Acheson, of Toron- holidaying for a couple of with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Acheson. Ben Case, of the Villa Eden has a special announcement the heading “The Cop”. Read Powell, Mrs. B. Detroit, in town and Mr. attended were plea- HARPLEY Miss Mae Hodgins, of Toronto, is spending the holidays at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Love and Jun­ ior enjoyed a motor trip through the state of Michigan, visiting friends aft Port Huron. Sandusky and Bad Axe. Qute a number of our folks at­ tended the Love picnic at Bayfield, last Saturday. and Mrs. Colin Love entert- a number of young people to cream party on Thursday The following members elected from the municipalities: Stephen — Henry Eilber, Alex Neeb, Stephen Webb. Hay—Wm. Snell, Henry Neeb, J. Petty. Stanley—'David McNaughton, Mer- vin Talbott, Wm. Falconer. Goderich Township—Fred Middle­ ton, Harry Salkeld, Wm. Churchill. Hullett— Thos. Mason, Wesley Baceom, John Noble. McKillop—Geo. McKee, James Carling, James Smith. Tuckersmith—T. M. Jas. Hayes, Lewis. Clark, Usborne—Wm. Coates, Stire, Wm. Frayue. Exeter—C. H. Sanders, Carling, Paul Coates. Hensall—Geo. C. Petty, Skinner, Robert Higgins Bayfield— Alfred Irwin, Stintsin, Robert McMurray. Clinton—David Cantelon, A. S. Holmes, Dr. Thompson. Seaforth—DA Harbon, Dr. nison,. Cyril Snowden. Mr. Henry Horton and Mr. Consitt are Honorary 'Presidents of. the Association. Johnson, Reuben William ev- our Sid the Mr. tained an ice eving. Monday was a busy day in burg. Mr. Herman Nagle and Mr. Gourds, who are employed with Love Bros, spent tli,e^ week-end in Stratford. Miss Glayds Guenther, from Ktchener-Waterloo visited with Mrs. R- Love day. Miss Helen Hayter is vacation with her parents Mrs, W. Hayter. a nurse Hospital, last Fri- her and GREENWAY spending Mr. The Strawberry social at church last Thursday night was well attended and much enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hotson were in London on Friday. Several from this community are planning to attend the special ser­ vices in Grapd Bend United church next week when Rev. R. M. Gant- rey, of London, England, will speak twice daily. Also Dr. S. W. Hughes of England is expected to be pres­ ent for a day or two. The follow­ ing will assist: Miss Grunert, of Chicago, Rev. J. M. Colling and Rev. F. . Rob'inson, of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. -Shepperton, of De­ troit, were visiting her mother Mrs- H. Eggart. Mrs. George Oliver and family, of St. Marys, visited Mrs. Stewardson for the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Matthew, Edison and Mary, of London, spent the holi­ day with relatives here and at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pollock; Mr. and Mrs. R. English; Mr. and Mrs. R. Sheppard, spent the holidays at Strathroy. x The Strawberry festival at the United church on Wednesday was a grand success. A varied program by Crediton talent was much appreciat­ ed. Proceeds $175.00 Mr. and Mrs. Manford Belling, of Detroit, visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Belling last week. Miss West, of Delaware, has visiting in the neighborhood. Mr. Rawson Woodburn, of Grace been Mr: tv. 2wr "Wk1? jfrj* 0 visitor with her neice Furnbull i. She Wednei >r n and Mrs. B, returned to iday of last of of Mr, and Usborne, aid ,<m Hunter jcelved a nasty gash i«gg and who was re­ school yard when he piece c’ nail in 33h Of h scantling and the scantling . * very bad around tripped in fall- ripped •r Port Huron, spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Woodburn. Every one reports a good time at the union picnic at Grand Bend on Saturday. Miss Moon, of Londesboro, is a guest of her cousin Miss Lois Brown- Mr. W. Brown and son Ross have been ill with the Flu. Mrs. Lloyd Stewardson, of Ben- gough, Sask., is visiting relatives here. We extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer McLincliey (Miss Pearl Webb) who returned from their honeymoon last week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Luther and Mr. Humble, of Sarnia, visited at Mr. H. Billings. Miss Myrtle Luther is holidaying at her home here. John W.H. W. Den- Win. The principal speakers of the af­ ternoon were Mrs. Howard Fallis, of Peterborough and Dr. Monteith, Provincial Treasurer. Colonel Qoombes and Mrs. N. W. Trewdrtha who were delegates to the Winnipeg Convention last fall gave short address, after which Mr. Alex Neeb, of Dashwood^ introduc­ ed Mrs. Fallis to the audience. Mrs. Fallis who is one of the finest lady speakers in Western Canada was given a great reception and gave a splendid and humorous address. Mrs Fallis touched on the work being done by the Government in the fields of Health and Social Service legislature and improvement in con­ ditions for unprivileged children of the Province. Being a farmer’s wife she touched on the tariff as it ef­ fects the farmers and the farm home, Mrs. Fallis who has been campaigning in South Bruce for this last few weeks for Foster Moffatt spoke of Mr. Moffatt’s victory there as a great tribute to the Ferguson government. She closed a splendid address by urging the woman of the riding to organize and get ready for the next provincial contest. Mr. Andrew Hicks, of Centralia, then introduced Dr. Monteith in a short address. Dr. Monteith gave a splendid address principally on the provincial finances, the good roods and hydro departments. Dr. Mon­ teith is a splendid speaker and his address was listened to with a great deal of attention by his audience. At the close of Dr. Monteith’s address the following resolution was read by the secretary and was unani­ mously indorsed. Moved by Henry Horton seconded by Wm. Consitt: That wo, the Conservative Associa­ tion of South Huron, here assembl­ ed, heartily endo’rse the policy enun­ ciated and so ably defended by our distinguished leader Hon. R. B. Ben­ nett. a policy which >is bound to pre­ vail, if Canada is to attain her na­ tional status as a unit in the British Commonwealth of Nations, a policy that would give moderate protec­ tion to our industries against the strangling tactics of the large cap­ italistic concerns of the neighboring republic. We also indorse the incomparable records of the administration of Hon. Howard Ferguson,, the success of which has just been simply vin­ dicated by the sweeping Victorios in the by-election in South Bruce, Hamilton and North Renfrew. A vote of thanks was tendered speakers on motion of Wm. Con of Hensall, seconded by James Ford, of Clinton, jourued by King. E. ner provided by The Revised Statutes of Ontario 1927 pass a By-law to raise the sum of $20,000 for the purpose aforesaid, .by the issue of debentures of the said Municipality to -be payable within twenty-five years from the date of the said de­ bentures, with interest at of four and three-quarters per annum, that is to say ci pal and interest shall be and be made payable in as nearly as possible equal annual instalments during the period for which the de­ bentures are to run. And whereas the amount of the whole rateable property of the said Village of Exetei’ according' to the last Revised Assessment Roll, being the Roll for the year 1927 is the sum of $832,357.00 and whereas the amount of the debenture debt of the Corporation including all purposes is the sum of $58,312.94 and no part of the principal or interest is in arrears. And whereas it will be necessary to raise annually the sum of $13 83.- 90 during the period of twenty-five years to pay the yearly sums of prin­ cipal and interest as they become due. Therefore the Municipal Council i)£ the Corporation of the Village of Exeter enacts as follows: — 1. That for the purpose aforesaid there shall be borrowed on the cre­ dit of the Corporation of the Village of Exeter the sum of $20,000 and debentures shall be issued therefore in sums of not less than $100.00 each, bearing interest at the rate of four and three quarters per centum per annum and having coupons at­ tached thereto for the payment of the interest. 2. The debentures shall all bear the same date and Shall be issued within two years after the day on which this By-law is passed and may bear any date within the said two years and shall be payable in twenty- five annual instalments during the twenty-five years next after the time when the same are issued and the respective amounts interest in each of the rate per cent, the prin- combined of principal and such years shall R. H. Murphy, D. R. Heywood, Poll Clerk. Polling Subdivision politan Hotel corner and Main Sts., Richard Huriter, D.R, O. and James Murray, Poll Clerk. Polling Subdivision No. 4, at the North End Fire Hall, corner of Mar­ ket and Elizabeth Streets, Richard Welsh D. R. O. and Jno. L. Kydd Poll Clerk. 6. That on Friday evening the 20th day of July, 1928 at the Council Chambers in the said Village of Exe­ ter at the hour of 8 o’clock in the afternoon the Reeve shall appoint in writing signed by himself, two per­ sons to attend to the final summing up of the votes aforesaid by the clerk of the council and one person to attend at each polling place on behalf of the 'persons interested in, and desirous of promoting the pas- ing of the by-law and a like number on behalf of the persons interested in and desirous of opposing the passing of this by-law. 7. That on the 24thr day of July, 1928, the clerk of the Council shall at the Clerk’s office in the said Vil­ lage of Exeter at 12 a’clock noon sum up the numbers of votes for and against this By-law in the pres­ ence of the persons appointed to at­ tend thereat or in the presence of I such of them and any other persons entitled by By-law to be present as may be present. Provisionally 2nd reading on •1928. Signed No, 3, Metro- of Wellington adopted after the the 3rd day of July Reeve Clerk Seal X NOTICE of the been which The above is a true copy proposed By-law which has taken into consideration and will be finally passed by the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Exeter, in the event of the electors being: to after one month publication thereof Times-Advocate “newspaper the first publication 5th day of the hour, named for of the consent obtained there' from the first in the Exeter of which shall be July, A.D., 1928 day, and place taking the vote on the and at therein of the FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer SID BOSSENBERRY, Proprietor CLEARING AUCTION SALE — of — FARM IMPLEMENTS * I i to The undersigned has receive®, sell by public auction, on LOT 8, CON. 7. USBORNE, on TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1028 Commencing at two o’clock > I mare, good third horse; lumber, wagon, gravel box, buggy, cutter, cart cultivator, scuffler, pair of bob­ sleighs, set of double harness, set o£ single harness, iron harrows, 6 sec­ tions, walking plow, riding plow; Cockshutt; buggy pole, spring seat,, grindstone, wheelbarrow, two chains, two crow bars, crosscut saw, buck­ saw, vise, a number of wliiffle- trees, neckyoke, quantity of lumber, cider barrel, barrel churn and but­ ter 1 worker, De Laval separator, quantity of grain bags and other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS—$5.00 and under, cash; over that amount four months” credit on furnishing approved joint notes; 5 per cent, per annum allow­ ed for cash. Miss Nancy Hunter, Proprietress Frank Taylor, Auctioneer / • MORTGAGE SALE of a certain produced at. be as follows:—electors a poll will be held. Iut.Prin.Total Every tenant of property who de­Years sires to vote 'on the said by-law 1 $950.00 $433.90 $1383.90 must deliver to the clerk of the Mun­ 2 929.40 454.50 1383.90 icipality not later than 10 days be­ 3 907.90 476.00 1383.90 fore the date appointed for the tak­ 4 885-30 498.60 1383.90 ing of the said vote a declaration 5 861.60 522.30 1383.90 provided by Sub. Section 3 of Sec­ 6 83'6.90 547.00 1383.90 tion 274, Chapter 233 of the Revis­ 7 810.90 573.00 1383.90 ed -Statutes of Ontario 1927- 8 783.70 600.20 1383.90 Where a Corporation entitled to 9 7'55.3 0 628.60 1383.90 appoint a nominee to vote on it’s 10 725.40 658.50 1383.90 behalf desires to -vote it shall not 11 694.10 689.80 1383.90 later than the tenth day before the 12 601.40 722.50 1383.90 day appointed for taking the vote 13 627.10 756.80 1383.90 file with the clerk of the Municipal­ 14-591.10 792.80 1383,90 ity an appointment in; writing of a 15 553.50 830.40 rt13 83,90 person to vote as its nominee and 16 514.00 8.69.90 1383.90 on its behalf. 17 472.70 911.20 1383.90 Dated at Exeter this 3rd day of IS 429.50 954.40 1383.90 July A. D., 1928. 19 384.10 999.80 1383.90 JOS. SENIOR, 20 336.50 1047.40 1383.90 Clerk of* the Corporation of the Vil­ 21 286.80 1097.10 1383.90 lage of Exeter. Sudden Demands t 1 THE on your purse may be more I easily met if you have formed ’ the habit of saving regularly. A weekly deposit in a Savings Account will assist you when confronted with sudden emer* gencies. M CANADIAN BANK OF ’COMMERCE •. • Capital Paid Up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund $20,000,0***’ • M, R. Complin, Manager « » W, Tclfer, Manager the jilt, The meeting then ad- singing God Save the Exeter Brandi Crediton Branch Under and by virtue mortgage which will be the time of the sale there will be offered for sale by public auction ou­ tlie premises on LOT 5, SOUTH THAMES ROAD on MONDAY, JULY 16th, 1928 at one o’clock sharp the following: CHEVROLET TOURING CAR HORSES- years; bay mare with black yearling mare. CATTLE—7 year-old heifers in calf; calves; 1 roan bull, Durham. PIGS—1 York boar; 4 bred sows 1 sow with 9 sucking pigs; 9 pigs about 50 lbs.; 12 pigs about 75 lbs. 2 pigs about 30 lbs. IMPLEMENTS — Quebec riding­ plow; M. H. seed drill, 13 hoe; Max­ well hay loader; M. H. binder, hay­ tedder; light wagon; cutter, open, buggy, grindstone, 2 sets bobsleighs 2 heavy wagons, M. H. mower, two walking plows, 2 sets double har­ ness, 1 set single harness, 1 disc; stiff tooth cultivator,manure spread­ er, sulky rake; M. I-I. riding plow, new; set iron liarrows; hay fork,, set of slings and ropes; scuffler, ga& engine six h.p.; grinder, 40 ft. of 8 inch belting, stock rack, wagon hay­ rack; 2 gravel boxes regulation size pea harvester, sugar kettle, neck yokes, wihiffletrees, forks, shovels,, hoes and numerous other articles. STANDING CROP—15 acres falf wheat; 16 acres of oats; 16 acres of barley; 16 acres -of hay; 2% acre& of canning factory corn; 1 acre of millet; yz acre of potatoes; 1 acre^ of mangolds, 6 acres of buckwheat. FARM—100 acres more or less, being lot 5, South Thames Road; 1% miles from Exeter; large brick house and large bank barn; silo, im- wire* creek good ■1 grey horse, aged 8" roan horse aged four years; 2nd colt by its side; colt; black driving milking cows; 3 two 6 sucking- plement shed; garage; all fences; never failing spring at back of farm; 7 acres sugar bush; well drained. TERMS! OF -SALE REAL ESTATE-—10 per day of sale; balance in without interest. CHATTELS— $ 10.0 0' cash; over that amount credit will be given on approved joint notes or a VJL 6 per cent per annum off for cash in lieu of notes. of cent, oij. thirty daysr- and under,. 6 months’' furnishing discount Of F. TAYLOR, Auctioneer. j GLADMAN & STANBURY ’ Solicitors for Mortgagee ;