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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-04-25, Page 4THURSDAY, APRIL 25th. 1929 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE .iwniwanWMiv 31 CREDITON BS- FORD SERVICE IVE NOW HAVE A UOMPIA1TE Sl’OUK OF FORD PARTS FOR THE NEW CAR AS WELL AS THE -MODEL T FORD. AS FORD JUKI AIRS JVE ARE SATISFACTION OUR REPAIR HHQP AND TWO MECHANIC'S *NOW READY TO CHEERFUJ&LY RENDER PllOMPT SIXFJK'E ON your car. Elliot Phone 64 tome lying PENT Exeter, Ontario ~~S». 'IS H Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heatlierley and daughter Thelma and. Mr. Stanley Kelly, all of Rondon, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mota. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sums and child­ ren anA Mr. and Mrs,. John Sims and children spent Sunday with ‘Mr. and Mrs. John Baird in Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hedden and children, who moved year ago moved back on the fourth recently Mr. John Mason, spent Sunday with * nephew Mr, and Mrs, Plierson. Mrs. J. Cockwell has returned to Ir6r home in Crediton after waiting on her latter’s proved. Walter Mc- to London a : to their farm Z*of Greenway. Ills neice and oldest sister at Wiarton. condition is not much The im- Local News IF 1 OWED YOU 2 DOLLARS For a year or more and made no effort to. ^settle up’’ you, would make every effort to collect the? two-spot whether it made me “mad” or not, wouldn’t you? And you would not be anxious to sell me anything more until I had arranged payment. Then suppose t^'at in addition tome, Smith and Jones, and Bellamy and Whosis owed you each $2.00. Including my debt thjk’t makes $10.00 coming to you, and no one paying, e&ch one of youfr debtors saying: “Why it’s only $2.00,-what’s the hurry?” —but when the $2.00 is piultipliedfS times it’s $10.00, and when multiplied by hundreds it’s a lot of money. Subscribex-s to The Times-Advocate number into the thousands. Each receiyes The£f Times-Advocate every . week. The paper, ink’ and v^brkmanship which enter into it are paid for eve^y wee^. The subscriptions come due but once a year—;Just S2.00-—multiplied by hun­ dreds. "j ,4' Will you remember/that, please, when your “sub­ scriptions” DUE notice arrives? Thank you. of Zurich, visited her friends, Mrs. Johnston, SHIPKA The (regular meeting of the Ladies Aid will be held on Wednesday, May 1st at the home of Mrs. Wm. Rata. Muster Jack McDougal of London, is at present visiting his grandpar­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Schroeder* Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Sweitzer were in London last Thursday. Mr. Thos. Bayham has been con­ fined to his bed for a few days, last week but is now improved. The family of Mr, John Ratz met at his -home last Thursday evening and gave him a happy surprise bir­ thday party. The evening was spent 'in amusements and music. Refresh­ ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schwartz and babe, of Crediton, spent last Sunday at the home of IV. Sweitzer. Mrs. H. Can-others and son Joe, of Sarnia, called on friends last Satur­ day. Mr, and Mrs. E. Keyes spent last Sunday evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs, I-I. Kraft, Dashwood. Mrs. G. Hutchinson, Arthur Nola, of Parkhill, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. Wm. Melon. Miss Goldie Schroeder underwent an operation last week in St. Jos­ eph’s Hospital, London. Last report is, she is doing nicely. Last Sunday being Sunday in our Sunday Rev. Hiscocks assisted solo which was appreciated by all, Our Sunday School has installed new clock in the United Church. NOTICE!AUCTION SALE of »>4 and Temperance ■School, Mrs. by singing a a In justice to the c^sji custom­ er and ourselves, on <an.d after May 1st our goo^5 will all be sold on a cash basis. x ' AU old accounts must settled the same date* .... R. G. SELDON be COAL & COKE To be fair, with the people that have paid cash for their* fuel and also ourselves, on^afid after the 1st of May 192^/all fuel will be sold only on a^cash basis, Please r^fe all otustapding ac­ counts roust be paid by May 1st, 1929. f ■ HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Mr. Frank Taylor has received Ili> structions to 011 by public auction*. Exeter, oh 4th, 1021) “ the following at JOHN 0TREET, SATURDAY, MAY at two o’/lock p.m. valuable roperty viz:— Diningroom furniture consisting of buffet, table and six chars, oak, in goo dress i of di couch, settee, beds, mattresses, 2 card tables, rugs, cur* tains, pictures, linoleums, clock, $ vaccum cleaner, kitchen cabinet, car* pet sweeper, garden liose, rake, lawn mower, ladies’ side saddle and other; articles too numerous to mention. - condition; hall rack, two ^taldai^MFme^^able. chest, ^ers? chiffonier, hook case, settee, beds, springs amj. TERMS—-CASH W..J, HEAMAN, Proprietor F. TAYLOR, Auctioneer ■ 1 -- .3 r ;i . i i Queen City’s Crown LOOK AT THE LABEL I -3 Tod^ -» : A year ago there was a Sgreat hole, nearly sa, city block in iarea, facing the Union Station at *Tokonto. Down in the bottom, half a dozen cranes were busy porting huge gptjacae of steel ^Whlch were being aioisily rivetted as they were set, hmeecano like, into position. On that site today stands the £alle3£ building in the British Em­ pire, the magnificent Royal York nHotai which, in two months more, will open the doors to its thousand roojfta and welcome its first Remarkable ( as has /been the with which this great Cana- ackm .‘Pacific Hotel has beeti erected, Will more extraordinary, to the ■snan on the street must be- the ■fetemendous thought Which weiit .into the planning of what will be moJt. up-to-date institution of i'fgfli kind in the world and in tlie •working out of those arrangements jtbAt will ensure its guests the ttt- jttiosh irt facilities and service, inhere will be, for instance, radio I'Wtlets in every room, and in the concert hall, Banquet hall and Ball- avotiij, whidh/h.aye seating capacity ■ior nearly iieVijh- thousand people, .most modftrh means of ampH- I ^cation hav4U$£$n installed to pro- ■>. vide, not bmy that; 8pe'akC:ta and a&tista .and- musidiansM tMWfen- Aeard wkerev^' tW ing but, by connection through the radio room, in any othei* portion of the building. There is provision also for television, should this be developed, for moving picture and, movietone projection. ; With its own power plant and water-works, its emergency hospi-; tai and internal and outside trans­ portation and communication sys-^ terns, the Royal York Hotel is a* complete Citjr* It has its bank and brokers offices, its stores and shops, its conimunity hall and re­ creation centres. Nothing Which a' progressive town might have has not been thought of and incorpoi‘- ated to advantage, Down in the basement is a complete printing establishment, a linotype and three presses. I With a funnel entrance from Union Station, at the junction of all roads into the city, in the heart of "down-town?’ the site of the Royal York is strategic. < With Lake Ontario before it, it is beauti­ ful. The trateHiftg contingent will ijoift with tfte citizens of Toronto in their eager anticipation of the opening day in’ Juno. ' Mrs. E. Rowcliffe spent the week­ end visiting in London. Miss Marjorie Madge is confined to her home through illness. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Newell and son David, of Stratford, visited in town on Sunday. - Mrs, Chas. Randall, of London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. F. Taylor on Sunday. Mr. Andrew Hamilton, of De­ troit, visited at liis home here over rhe week-end. Mrs. II. Ricker, last week with Bowden and Mrs. Dr. Dunlop ha,s been appointed Medical Health Officer for Usborne Twp., succeeding Dr. Graham. Mrs. Elizabeth Passmore has re­ turned to' liei* home after visiting with liei* family for the winter. Mr. Wm. Rousom, of London, vis- j ited with Mrs. Rousom at the home of Mr. W. J. Bissett on Sunday, Misses M'yrtle Beavers and Velma Caldwell left recently for London where they have secured positions. Councillor E. J. Christie is con­ fined to his home through illness and will be laid up for a couple of weeks. A public garage is fair. It leaves enough grease on the steering wheel to pay for the pliers it appropriates. Word has been received in town, that Mrs. S. Quance, of Toronto, is confined to her home through illness. Marguerite Victoria, the little dau­ ghter garth care. Mr. Dashwood mail,, is sporting a classy, new atuobus. The color is grey and blue trimmings.. Miss M. Gorle, who has been visit­ ing with Mrs. Janet Hamilton and other friends returned to Toronto on Monday evening, Mr. M. D. Fletcher and sister, of Stratlu’oy, were the guests of their brother Dr. M. C. and Mrs. Fletcher in town on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Neil, of Lon­ don and Mr. Robt. Johnston, of To­ ronto, visited with Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Jones one day last week. A nunrber of Oddfellows were in London Tuesday evening attending a meeting of the Eureka Lodge when the first degree was exemplified. Mr, Albert Penwarden, who has spent the past year in St. Marys with his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Mack, lias returned to his farm on the St. Marys Road. Miss Ada Mitchell, of Centralia, has graduated as a nurse from the Victoria Hospital, London, the grad­ uating exercises being, held evening. Mr. P. Frayne, who has frail health for some time, ually growing weaker. He fined to his bed and sleeps a greater portion of the time. The Highways Department have awarded the contract for paving six miles of the London Road from south of Clinton to Kippen to Mes­ srs. Ross & Brazier, Dr. Mary Johnston .and her friend Dr. Mabel Bray, both of Hamilton, motored here on .Saturday for a day’s visit with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnston. Messrs. Harold Taylor and Edgar Moir, of Corunna and Mr. Harry West and Mr. Griffith, of Sarnia,; motored here Saturday and spent' the week-end with relatives. HARPLEY Miss Edith Love visited with her aunt, Miss E. Taylor, Of Grand Bend the past week. Mr. Bruce Eagleson is sporting a new Essex coupe. We are sorry to report the death of Mr. Peter Murray. The sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved family, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hayter of Detroit, attended the funeral of the latter’s father on Wednesday. Mr. Hector Murray has returned to Detroit. Mr. Lloyd Taylor has treated him­ self to a new Chevrolet coach. The Sherritt Bros, have rented the Stone farm. Mr. Orval Hayter has moved to his farm on the 2 2nd of Stephen. Mrs. M. Finkbeiner, of Crediton, who has been visiting with her dau­ ghter, Mirs. J. J. Carruthers, has re­ turned to 'her home. In order that cash customer my goo< basis in H. accounts must be May 1st. T. ROWE of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ho­ is ill and under the doctor’s FI. I-Ioffman, who drives the Monday NOTICE—I^apei/lmnging and in-: terior decorat/dgAlone. Apply to A. t. Exeter.S. Davis, Ann HURON PRESBYTEBlAL W.M..S. MEET IN EXETER The third annual - meeting of the Huron Iresbyterial Of the Women’si Missionary Society will be held in' James St. United Church, Exeter, on Tuesday, April 30. All women are invited to attend* including leaders of the Y. W. A's,, Circles, C. G. L Bands and Baby The morning mence at D; 30, session at 1;45. Miss Jessie Weir, of India, will, give aif address which promises to be most interesting, dLxL. ..-.x'- T, groups, Mission# Bands. session will co ni- and the afternoon Here a nd Th efe (277) The Royal York, largest hotel and tallest building in the British Empire, will' be open shortly in Toronto. It is a self-contained community having' its own bank, brokers offices, stores, power sta- ’ lion, printing plant, recreation cen­ tres) and so on. Gas from wells of the Bow River and South Saskatchewan Valley to the south and west of Medicine Hat may provide helium gas for- the British Air Ministry. The Boy Scouts’ knowledge in woodcraft may be turned to a new use in Noya'Scotia where the pro­ vincial —--- ------L “’ meat vices trees land. government forestry depart- propose to enlist their ser­ in the planting of 1,500,000 to reforest 1,000 acres of The Canadian Pacific has in ex­ cess of 91,000 employees and its yearly pay-roll is appioximately .$125,000,000. ] "The announcement by the At­ lantic steamship lines of reduced | rates on cabin ships coincides with | the opening of an Atlantic travel scasoji in which the cabin type of ship reaches a standard of equip­ ment and accommodation never hitherto reached and during which more cabin ships than ever will sail to and from Europe. The advent of reduced rates also harmonizes tlth the policy of many world gov- 'rnments to abolish passport visa /es. Ocean tourist travel is quick- y getting back to pre-war condi­ tions but greatly enhanced by big­ ger and better ships," says William Baird, Steamship Passenger Traf- Pacificfic Manager, Canadian steamships Limited. - Orders for Canadian cabled from Great Britain, strate its popularity overseas and the confidence placed in otir grad­ ing methods, according to Doctor. J. A. Ruddick, Dominion Dairy* Commissioner, who states that the British demand for Canadian cheese is at the peak. cheese demon­ Between four and five thousand bags of Garnet wheat are being shipped from Fort William - to bo tested by millers in Great Britain. Reports of the reception given these samples will be available be­ fore this year's Crop is ripe, gov­ ernment officials expect. If these prove favourable the future of this early ripening variety should be assured. Beef grading In ’Canada will be established shortly under regula­ tions framed by the Dominion Gov­ ernment, II. S. Ramer, chief of the Cattle division of the Department of Agriculture, announced at the an­ nual meeting of the Ontario Cattle Breeder's Association in Toronto the Other* day. The proposed sys- tom will bd a voluntary one and will be confined to municipalities With fadHtiOS* for inspection and grading the time of the rfau^h- ter. Tfeo alm In rleir js the stabil­ izing of the Market and the breed­ ing of tetter catti«. a SIIERRIFF’S SALE OF LAND^ J County of Huron to Wit: BY VIRTUE of a Writ of Fieri Faff* ias issued out of His Majesty’s* High Court of Justice for the PVo^ •vince of Ontario, and to me direct^ ed against the Lands and Tenant^ of JOHN SANDERS at the suit of the Molsons Bank, the said. Mob: sons Bank having, by Indenture ofi Assignment dated tlie St-h. day pg September, /919, assigned Judgment t^ C. H. Sanders and A\ salii J. McDoimll. HAVE SIZED AND TAKEN IN. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creclitor-s and others having claims against the estate of WU/BIAM WEBBER, late of the Villag^bf Hen­ sail, in the County of Hn^n, Labor­ er, who cliedJon the eleventh day of April A.D. 3^29, are^^quil’ed to for­ ward their Claims J$1y proven to the undersigned on^dr before the tee'nth dtw of Ma-y A.D., 1929. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER EN tliafafeWi’ t-he-said date the cutors proceed to distribute the estate having regard only claims of which they notice. DATED at Exeter day of April 1929. GLADMAN & tliir • to the then shall have this eighteenth STANBURY Exeter and Hensail Executors’ Solicitors NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t^U all creditors and others having cj/ims against the esta/e of GEORGE N, HILL, late of tlw Village oftfflensall, in the County qrf Huron, Jsentieman, who died on till seventWuay of April A.D., 1929, arfe requiuecl to forward their claims cltily pu#ven to the un­ dersigned on pr bapre the thirteen­ th day of Maf AJ9., 1929. AND NOTIONS FURTHER GIV­ EN that after the said date the Exe­ cutor will proceed to distribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which he then shall have notice. • DATED at Exeter this eighteenth day of April 1929. GLADMAN & STANBURY Exeter and Hensail Executor’s Solicitors --- ------------------- - /• NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY G$^EN that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of j^kRY JANE CONSITT, late of the pillage of Hen­ sail,.in the Qftunty o^Huron, AVidow, who died onjthe fourth, day of March A.D., 1929,fare, inquired to forward their claims dul^proven to the un­ dersigned <fn o/before the thirteen­ th day of i'taFA.D., 1929. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV­ EN that after the said date the Exe­ cutrix will proceed to distribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which she then shall have notice.- DATED at Exeter this 'eighteenth day of April 1929. GLADMAN & STANBURY Exeter and Hensail J Executrix’ Solicitors I EXECUTION the one-sixth interest of the /said John ‘Sanders in the’ equity/of redemption of the follow­ ing laffds and premises situate, lyin^ and Jieing in t-lie County of H$$2it and/being more particularj^-td^scr}b- ed.jfs follows, viz: PARCEL I:—Lot Number twenty-^yfr (25) on the’ West side ofJ^lniam Street North of Aifn Str^^ni the Village of Exete^ in^tjxe^said County of Huron, San­ der's5'Survey, subject to a certain. Jife interest: and PARCEL II.—Lot num­ ber eighteen (18) on the North.’ boundary of t-he Township of Ste­ phen in the .said County of Huron, containing by admeasurement onq; hundred acres more or less, subject to a certain life interest, which saiib one .sixth interest in said, lands ancl premises I shall offer for sale by auction at my office in t-he Court House in the Town of Goderich in the said County of Huron on Tues­ day the twenty- eighth (28) day of May.^929, at the -hour of two o’clock in/the afternoon.X C. G. MIDDLETON ' Sheriff of the County of Huron Sheriff’s. Office, Court House, Gode-, rich, Ont,, February 14th, 1929. 'y... . 4-25-4t&- A.D., 1929, are requi their claims daily 10 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBy/iVEN that all creditors a^d others Waving claims against the 1 ■ f WALKER, 1 Hay, in the er, whp died March A.D., forward the the undersi thirteenth c AND NO1 EN that aft cutrix will estate havi claims of Which she- notice. Dated at Exeter day of April 1929. GLADMAN & - Exeter and Hensall ■ Executrix’ Solicitors estate Jof SAMUEL o of the Townsliij) of ounty ^f Huron, Farm n thj^sixteenth day of are required to1929 elfins duly proveh to ned J on or before the y May A.D., 1929. IS FURTHER GIV- r$the said date the Exa­ cted td distribute the tegatd only to the ------j- then shall have this eighteenth STANBURY NOTICE TO DRAIN CONTRACTORS 'I'enders will be received i^y the undersigned for the construction of. the Winchelsea Creek Drain Im­ provement and the Stewart Draitf Repair in the Township of UsbornA on or. before 12 o’clqck noon, May, 4tli, 1929. Tenders to be opened at the Township Hal), at 3 p.m. the, same day. Winchelsea Drain 4180 cubic yds,,- estimated cogjt $1451.20, Fitrther, information elm be had at the clerk’s office or frojn S. W. Archibald, C.E., Seaforth, Ont. , ' Stewart Drainpl0485 cubic yds. estimated, cost.,$’S145.50. Further in- formation ^caif be had at the clerk’s office or-f'rom Jno. Rogers, C.E., Mitchell, Ont. No tile in either contract. A marked cheque for 5% of the contracf price to accompany each- tender. HENRY STRANG, Clerk Usborne Hensall, II. k. No. 1, Ont. April 9, 19 29 4-li-4tC. Fire at the St. Marys public lib­ rary which partly gutted the build­ ing and destroyed may books, did" damage amounting to about tew thousand dollars. 3* Troubled for Tears. | I I i With a Tickling In Her Threat > Port Albemt/, B.C., writeshad been troubleifl for years with a tickling in my throaH* eyePr wouW bo down, and aM- mght I would cough so 1 could n$h weep, and I could hardly do my wbr» I would cough until I would vomlll. I heard of Dr. Wood's Norway Pino Syrup *ad after the flrat' bottle I had n»- more eotrgh, and now 1 ant never with* out a bottle of ‘Dr1. Wood's* In house. * * do* famny •to*wo. At all druggieta tod dealere. * * - ■ » ■ 4'