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e required to send
Fund Them Wonderful for
THE EXETER TIMJLS-ADVOCATE
Whalen
MORLEY
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d'irte the assets of said
en have been given.
by
Franklin
79, Har-
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WHALEN AV.M. S.
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Stitl the Best f . Bread
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Western Canada Flour Mills Co.
Uxniled. Tocunto.
5 ;r/ required to send
.rs 0/ such claims to the
Solicitors for the Ad
ie said estate, on or
Hazelwood, 1st Vice
charge of the W.M.S.
at tlie home of Mrs.
notice shall tlie ai have
Dated this 20th day
A.D.,
a most
the pre-
langerous
gh or cold
er, de-
the 4Jaid estate on or
of April, 1929,
atejlhe assets of said
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School Reports
REPORT OF S. S. NO. 5, HIBBERT
This is the report of the pupils of
8. S. No. 5, Hibbert in order of mer
it.
Sr. iv—Margaret Hamilton, Roger
Christie, Robert Hamilton, Gordon
Scott, Jim, Scott.
, jr, XV—Colin McDougal, Murray
Christie, Sarah Harburn, Alvin Mc
Nicol, Velma McNicol, Mary Dow, A.
Hackney, Alvin Scott.
Sr. Ill—Jeanette Scott, Mary Ham
ilton, Ross McPherson.
Jr. Ill—Carmen iMcPherson, Mary
Hamilton, Elmer Dow, Willie Har
burn, Bob Gardiner, Blanche Harris
on, Rhena McNicol.
II—'Mervin Dow.
REPORT OF S. S. NO. S, STEPHEN
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 3, Stephen for the months of
January and February.
Sr. IV—Willie Stanlake
ray Scott 65.
Jr. IV—Ray Jory 71,
-'Young 70.
Sr. IH—Clifford Young
old Bell 73, Ruby Jory 61*. Percy
Willis 60*, Grace Penhale 40’**,
Jr. Ill—Allan Pehale 83, Howard
Preszcator 80, Garnet Young 59, B.
-Triebner 37****.
Jr. II—Laverne Christie 91, Stan
ley Preszcator 78.
Primer—■ Ruby Preszcator, Ed
ward Triebner, Ilene Jory, Ila Willis,
Iva Willis. *
Number on roll 20; average at
tendance 19,
Gertrude Francis, teacher
REPORT OF S. S. NO. 14, HAY
The following is the report-of the
pupils of S. S. No. 14, Hay for the
months of January and February.
Those marked thus * were absent for
one or more examinations.
Sr. IV—Francis: Anderson 80.1,
Alex McMurtrie 74.8, Edith Dick
70.6, John Alexander 59.9, Stewart
CreTcix* *
Jr. IV—'Myrtle Thompson, 72.8,
'Beatrice Willert 5414, Gladys Jarrott
35.5*.Sr.’ill—Vera Ropp 90.4.
Jr. in—Bert Thompson 62.1, Do
ris Alexander 6'2j. Elgin Johnson
60.3.
II—Margaret McGregor 87.7, Bell-
son Dick 79, Archie, McGregor 71.7.
I—Alfred Ropp, 96.7, Jerry John
son 90.3.
Sr. Primer—Irma Febguson 90.5.
Jr. Primer—Stuart Dipk 100.
Highest marks obtained in spell
ing: Francis Anderson 10'0,
Dick 100, Alfred Ropp 100.
est marks obtained in jieading: Vera
Ropp 97, Irma Ferguson 95. In ar
ithmetic . Stuart Dick TOO. Highest
marks obtained in Grammar,, Fran
cis Anderson 96.
O. J. Finnigan, teacher
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TORONTO-HAMILTON-WINMIPEG-REGIMA-EDMONTON
DEATH OF TWO Old) RESIDENTS
Whalen wqs twice visited in twen
ty-four hours by the grim reaper,:
Death, when on Sunday noon, Mr.
Timothy Mackie passed away at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. J, Wheli*
han, ami at 7 a.m. Monday Mr. Pat
Kehoe passed away at the home of
his sister, Mrs, Pat McGee, and so
for two days these two old friends
lay at the homes on the two joining
farms on the Biddulph-Usborne
Townline, west of Whalen. Mr.
Mackie was in his SOtlx year and was
born on the farm on the 10th of
Biddulph, which he worked, .and on
which liis son, Mr. Jim Machie now
resides, until a few years ago, when
he came to live with his daughter at
Whalen. He was a man of a quiet,
kindly nature but with a fine sense
of humor, His wife, formerly Miss
Lamphier, died 17 years ago, and an
other daughter, Alice, died, as a re
sult of being badly burned when the
house was destroyed by fire some
years ago. He is survived by three
daughters and one son, James, on
the homestead, (and Mrs. J. Whelihan
(Nellie) and Margaret and Mary, of
Hamilton; also one brother John in
Michigan, ap'd who attended the fun
eral,, which was held to St. Patrick’s
R. C. Church and cemetery on Tues
day morning, and which was follow
ed by a large concourse of relatives
and friends,
Mr. Patrick Kehoe was a life-long
resident of Whalen, having been born
on the old homestead which his par
ents, the late >Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Kehoe, hewed from the bush on the
Usborne' side of the UsbOrne-Bid-
dulph Townline about 70 years ago.
He was of a retiring nature and very
kindly to all. He was the youngest
of a family of three and lived until
a year and a half ago on the old
home, but on the death of the dear
ly loved sister, Johannah, he went
to live with his remaining sister, Mrs.
McGee who with three nephews sur
vive.
Squire. The Study leaflets, “Orient
al Work in Canada” were read by
Mrs. Will Morley, Mrs. George Ark-
sey and Mrs. Mervin. Johnson. A
very interesting reading was given
by Mrs. George Squire, entitled
Easter Thank-Offering Meeting,
vocal solo, “Ring Out the Sweet
Message’* was given b.v Mrs. Frank
Squire and pleased- everyone as did
also the solo by charming little Clare
Hazelwood, four year old son of the
president in
the Garden.1
wood was
There were
spouses to
roll call was
of fees,
Eastei* meeting which will be an
open meeting to be held in the
church on the first Thursday even
ing in April. Mrs. Will Morley pro
nounced the benediction which clos
ed the meeting. Tea was then serv
ed and the social hour very much
enjoyed,
the undersigned solicitors for the
Administrator of the said estate, on
or before the 8th day of April, 1929,
after which date the assets of said
estate will be distributed, having
regard only to the claims of which
been given,
of March,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
RE ALEXANDER MURDOCK,
late of the Village* of Hensail, in the
Gentleman, <Je-
charge, who sang, “In
'* Miss Verna Hazel
accompanist for both.
several interesting ra
the Watchtower, The
answered by the paying
Plans were made for the
1929,
CARLING &
Solicitors for Administrator
Exeter
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
RE JAMES BYRNE McELREA,
late of the Township .of Usborne, in
County of Huron, farmer, deceased.CREDITORS AN#) OTHERS HAV
ING claims against" the estate of the
said deceased ar^f required to send
full particuM;
undersigned
minisfratrix .
before the i'lrs/ day of -April, 1929,
after which 1
estate will bb distributed, having re
gard only tjfthe claims of which
notice shall _ ' _ ’ 1’
Dated this l^h day of March, 19.29.
CARLING & MORLEY
Solicitors for Administratrix
Exeter, Ont.
County of Huroxi
ceased.
CREDITORS
ING claims aga
said deceased
full particularsjbf such claims to the
undersigned ....
estate,
April,
assets
buted,
claims
have been
Dated this
THE CAN^
qcptors of the said
efore the first day of
tex* which date the
estate will be distri-
regard only to the
ich notice shall then
3th day of March, 1929.
JA TRUST COMPANY,
Executor
446 Richmond St., Rondon, Ont.
By CARLING & MORLEY,
its Solicitors,
Exeter, Ont. •
Mrs. John-
Pres, was in
meeting held
Thos. Gunning on Thursday after
noon of last week.' The‘subject for
prayer was, “That those coming to
our land may be no more strangers
but fellow citizens” and prayers were
offered by Mrs. Frank Gunning, Mrs
D, A. Johnson .and* Mrs. Hazelwood.
The Scripture lesson,**'(I Cor. 16th
chap. 1-14 verses), was read re
sponsively with Mrs. Bert Mossip.
The Devotional Leaflet, “Budget
Making” wag read by (Mrs. Harry
GRADUATES SUCCESSFULLY
IN MUSIC
In the recent examination held
the Toronto Conservatory of Music,
at London, A Ernest Harris, 75 Lin
wood St., London, was successful
in graduating, having passed, the As
sociateship A. T. C. M. Organ exam
ination. He has also been success
ful in passing the required theory
with the following marks. Inter
mediate harmony 72; Intermediate
Counterpoint 76; Intermediate his
tory 67; Form in Composition 75
and Primary Theory 90. '•
This is a University course with
the Toronto University, through the
•Toronto Conservatory of Music and
covers organ technique, transposing,
modulation, sight-playing,
’and sight-singing,
tion and interpretation of
. Mr. Harris is a former
boy and ‘has been studying
George G. Lethbridge for
three years, during which
entire course has been taken.
Mr. Harris is the accompanist for
the London Male Choir of' forty
voices; and accompanist to the Can
adian Male Entertainers and. organ
ist of the Central Regular Baptist
Church. ‘ •
ear-test
organ construc-
pieces.
Us borhe
with Mr.
the last
time the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
RE REBECCA WILLIAMS', late
the Townshixi of McGillivray, in the
County of Middlesex, Widow, deceas
ed.
CREDITORS AND THERS HAV
ING claims against the estate of the
said deceased are required to send
full particulars/of si$)h claims to the
undersigned S61icit<jbs for the.. Ad
ministrator o
before the fit after which _____ ___I __
estate will beldigjributed, having re
gard only toltJfe claims of which notice shall thZn have been .given.
Dated this 13th day of March, 1929.
CARLING & MORLEY
Solicitors for Administrator
Exeter. Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
RE JOHN FORD, lajfe or the Vil
lage of Exeter, in the bounty of Hu
ron, Gentleman, deceased.
CREDITORS ANDjpTHERS HAV
ING- claims ^against ihe estate of the
said deceased are Required, to send
full particulars of juch claims to the
undersigned ISoliqftors' foi‘ the Ex
ecutors of this sajp estate, on or be
fore the firsf diw, of April, 1929, after which |atf the assets of said
estate will be| distributed, having re
gard only toftlse claims of which
notice shall t|e|i have been given.
Dated this 13thfday of Match, 1929.
CARLING & MORLEY
, Solicitors for Executors
Exeter, Ont.
Mrs. John D. Behrens, Onion Lake,
Bask, writes:—-“I have been troubled
with constipation ever ainco I can re
member, and have tried different' kind*
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u Reading In your Almanac I MW
where
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
RE JOHN. WILLIAMS, late of the
Township of McGillivray, / in the
County -of Middlesex, Far
ceased*
’ CREDITORS AND OTHERS HAV
ING claims against the estate of the
said deceased are i;equifed.»to send ‘fuir'liarticuliars of such /laims to the
undersigned Solieitor&ffor the Ex
ecutor of the saijl esp&te, on or be
fore the first da r,
after which dateftl^
estate will be dis
,gard only to theVclaims of which
notice shall then have been given,
Dated this 13.th. day of March, 1929.
CARLING & MORLEY
Solicitors for Executor
Exeter, Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
RE WILLIAM TREBLE, late
the Village OX Exeter, /n the County
of Huron, Ge2VerQan,/deceased.
creditors Ynd Others hav
ing claims agaii^t flhe’ elstate of the said deceased ar JS?Huired to send
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