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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-05-16, Page 5■tr THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE BD4RI A ■ ■a CREDITOR TOWN HALL, HENSALL FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 17th Commencing at 8 o’clock p. m. —-- . Come and Laugh 'for Two Hours and a Half at the Funniest Play of the Season REPEATED BY SPECIAL REQUEST lust and DR. R. I. P. DOUGALL Honor graduate of Faculty of Medicine, and Master or , ,the University of Wes^frn Ontario. Member of College iand Surgeons < U" itwo doors east of P HENSALL Phone 56 til....., '"JWggS DR. J. A. McTAGGART, L , S, s Specializing in f Physicians itario. Office t Office. ONT. Residence Science, of 114 ork HENSALL, Telephone 106 Maiii Street HENSALE M'r. Fr$d Stacey was in London Friday on business, Reeve and Mrs. Snell, of Exeter, .wore' in the village on Monday. A. number of Hensall school re ports arc being- held.over until next /week. The wet weather is the work of paving Road.. Mr. Harry Joynt, of Toronto Uni versity, spent the week-end at his home here. . Mr. Mark Drysdale is .building a ■ holding back the London THURSDAY, MAY WU* JW Johns and Master Roy Hunter, fore the concluding number on the program, Mr. Will Johns, Superin tendent, presented the oldest grand mother present, Mrs, Wm. 'Skinner the oldest mother present (not a grandmother) Mrs. Josh. Johns; the yopngest mothgf and youngest baby present, Mrs. Alvin Pym and little daughter, with a lovely pink rose each. Mr family visited Mr. and Mrs. ’Thomas Hodgert near Seaforth, last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Miller and chil dren, of Dashwood, Mr. Wellington Beil and Miss Mildred Bell, of De troit, and Misg Bessie Bell, of Lon don, were visitors at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bell during the week-end. Messrs. Dia Cornish, Ewart Corn ish and Garnet Johns, of Detroit, visited at their respective .homes over the week-end. Little Freddie Wright was taken to the hospital in London last week for treatment for ear trouble, Mr. and Mrs. Wright were down to see him on Sunday. Miss S, Smale, also' went down and is staying in the city while Freddy is in the hospital. Theii’ many friends hope that treat ment will effect a cure and that an operation will he unnecessary. Messrs. Walter Johns and Harry Jackson, of 'Western University spent the week-end here. Walter at home and Mr. Jackson with Mrs. (Rev.) White. Mr. and Mrs. Scott St. Marys, spent a few Chas. Johns’ last week. Messrs. Franklin Skinner Delbridge were visitors with in St. THURSDAY, MAY Wk* 1W ..... -| ||I!, |||||.I|| ?!IL I H J 1 IIWJ III .IHinyjf SIIERRIFF’S SALE OF LANDS Mrs. Leonard Wein spent week visiting her parents Mr Mrs. Harry Lewis. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Sunday with Mr. on the town line. Miss Wealthy turned after spending the past weels at Detroit and Pontiac, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Messner Dashwood, spent Wednesday the former’s sister Mrs. Henry Motz. and Mrs. Allan Brown and daughter Kathleen, of Ailsa Craig, spent Sunday with Mrs. C. Hoffman and family. Mrs. Wilson Anderson returned home Friday after visiting her sis ter-in-law, Mrs. Graham, in London for two. weeks, Mr. Fred Gaiser’s many friends will regret to learn that he is con fined to his bed and all wish him a speedy recovery.. Mr. and Mrs. John Rollins and ' Mr, and Mrs. William Rollins, of London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joab Sims, Mrs. Muriel Drummond and dau ghter, Ruth, of Ailsa Craig, spent the week-end with Mrs. Chirs. Hoff man and family, Elgin Woodall and Lester Mclsaac of Detroit, spent Sunday at the home of their respective parents here, iM'rs, T. Trevethick very pleasant ly entertained the members of the Mission Circle at their regular sew ing meeting on Wednesday evening, May Sth. Mr. and Mrs.- Wm. Heatherley and daughter Thelma and Mr. Stanley Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scheiding, all of London, spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Motz. Mr. and Mrs. A. ‘Gibson and M’r. and Mrs. Mervin Shire and children, all of spent Sunday shire’s parents Anderson. -- Preparations are being made* to celebrate Children’s Day at the'EV-* •anglical church on June 9th. This is one of the annual Missionary fes tivities of the church and should he no less than the success of last year. Mothers’ Day was observed in the United church Sunday School last Sunday with a special program in honor of the mothers of our com munity. The school room was dec orated witli, flowers and the attend ance was large on this beautiful Sabbath morning. Mr.( apd Mrs. Hilliard Sparling and son Claire., and'- Mr. Norman Frei berger, of Walkerton visited at the I home of Mr. 'and Mrs. John Smitl? on Snuday. They were accompan ied home by Miss Lavina Smith, who at present i's- recuperating from a long seige of illness. She., intends remaining there for some time.. There was a very large attend ance at the Mothers’ Day Service in-: the United church last Sunday ev ening. Nine small children were presented by their parents for Chris tian baptism. The pastor preached a wonderful sermon on “Glimpses of Motherhood’’ and. the choir assist ed by Miss Baker of Toronto gave two excellent numbers in a very able manner. If you have no church home we invite you to worship With us every Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock. All welcome. The Ladies’ Aid of the United church held their regular meeting1 in the Sunday School rooms ' on Thursday, -May 9th. Eighteen mem bers responded to the roll call with a helpful quotation. The contest now on, for the purpose of raising finances will be closed with the next meeting. Final arrangements were also made for the strawberry festi val on Jane .the 6th. After the transaction cf the business a social time was spent, the hostesses being Mrs. Trevethick, Mrs. Zwicker and Mrs. Woodall. Mothers’ Day brought a large at tendance at the Evangelical church. There were seven infants brought to the church- .after for the baptismal service. The program in connection with the Sunday School in honor of the mothers was full of interest, the chorus by the junior boys and the chorus with exercise -by the junior girls were both received with ap plause. Vocal solo hy Mr. Clayton Sims was well received. The recit ations were most appropriate. The Dorcas Class, the C.I.C. 'Class, the Friendly Bihle Class and most of the other classes had full attendance A bouquet of carnations was present ed to the oldest mother in the Sun day School and fell to our esteemed mother Mrs. Gx K. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Swayze, of Stamford, Conn, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Helen Rudd Swayze to Rev. Lome W. Brown, Associate pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Stam ford. Miss Swayze is a graduate of Miss Wheelocks School in Boston and has been * teaching in the Park School in -Boston. Mr. Brown, after graduating from. Victoria College, in Toronto, carried on postgraduate work in New York City, receiving the B. D. degYee from the Union Theological Seminary and the M.A. from Teachers’ College, Columbia University. The wedding date lias been set for June 22nd and after* a short trip in the White Mountains of New Hampshii’6 the couple will Sail on the “S. S. Dresden” on June 27th for a two mouths trip to Europe. Their trip Will include Germany, Aus tria, Bavarian Alps, Italy, Switzer land t The Rhine, Holland, Paris aiid London. spentHarry Lowii and Mrs. J, Flynn Schroeder lias re \ of with and Ml's. Bruce Cooper and 1 played. The Whirlwinds played the Cyclones, the latter winning. Zu rich girls played Hensall, Hensall winning 23 to 3. Hensall played Exeter, winning again 14 to 6. Hen-, sail girls of the high school played the public school boys, the boys winning, Zurich hoys then played the Hensall boys and again the Hensall boys won. A great deal of interest was shown in the games. The young peoples’ league of the United church held a social.and lit erary entertainment on Monday ev ening. Duets were given by Mrs. L. Hedden and Mrs. Geo. Hess; also,by ■Mrs. A. Clark and Miss Buchanan; solos were given by Katherine * Drys- dae and Minnie Sangster; reading by Miss Grant, Mrs. Peppier and “Mrs. Monroe; the high school orchestra gave several selections and Mr. John Hyde gave several fine selections on the violin. At the close of the .en tertainment a lunch was served. Mrs. Lee Hedden was in charge of meeting and is responsible for fine program. CENTRALIA Mr and son Broken- Fergus, Broken-with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson his sister, Whaley, of days at Mr. Marys on Sunday last. WHALEN the the and C. friends ser-Next SUnday the anniversary vices will be conducted here by-Rev. xb Connor, B.A., of Kippen. The, new verandah to his handsome home , ^koir is preparing special miisic^ for • on King St. ‘ i'4’”' °........ Our automobile dealers 'have sold quite a number of new cars during those last two weeks. Mr. and Mrs.t Wm. ■ Statham, o’t London, visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Spencer. Mrs. Harry Hunt, of Saskatchewan is here visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. Hunt, who is seriously ill. Mr. Harry Harmon has rented Mr. A. Bolton’s house on Richmond St. and will move into it shortly. Mrs. Alex' McMurtrie is building some new walks, a new lawn and otherwise improving her property. Mr, Wm. Topham has secured a position in Goderich and intends moving his family there shortly. Mr. Ladd McEwen is moving into the house which lie recently pur- .cliafcedt from Mr. Albert Whitesides. Mr. G. C. Petty and' Robt. Hig gins were in London Friday attend ing the annual meeting of the West ern Ontario Conservative Association Mr. and Mrs. Neil-Sparks and Mr. Archie Sparks, of Detroit, spent the week-end here visiting their father. Mr. Alex. Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Cleveland and Mrs. Robinson, of Goderich visited ©ver the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson. Our Council are having the road to the east >of the village gravelled and graded this week. Mr. Arthur Dick has the contract. Mr. Floyd Smith, of Detroit, visit ed over the week-end with his par ents, Mr. and IM'rs. Alex Smith. Mr. Smith holds a splendid position in Detroit. ' Mr. Wm. McLaren, Mr. Roy Mc Laren, M'iss Ruby McLaren and Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Venner attened the funeral of the late David Christie, •of Cromarty, on Thursday. Mothers’ Day services were held in the United church on Sunday, the pastor Rev. Arthur Sinclair, preach ed special sermons to large congre gations at both services. Special music was given by a mothers’ choir. A concert was'put on by the Mis- ^iom.Rand, of the United church in the “basement of that church oh Fri day evening last. Several choruses j the occasion. Services at 10:30 a. in, and 7 p.m. Mothers’ Day-service was very im pressive last Sunday morning. The service was practically in the hands of the mothers of the congregation. A mothers’ choir had charge of.the music. The service was conducted by Mrs. John Essery while Mrs. Lloyd Hodgson read the address to mothers prepared by Mrs. Powe, who owing to illness was unable to be present. The floral decorations were beauti ful and abundant. Mr. and, Mrs. Earl Hodgson and ramily, Chatham, spent. Sunday^at' the home of the former’s parents. Mrs: (Rev.),, Irwin is, attending the Conference Convention of'the W. M.S. in Chatham thisbweek, being a Presbytery delegate. We . understand, that our school' teacher,. Miss Davison has tendered her resignation to the trustees. Her going away will be a very great loss to the church and community. As teacher, member of the choir and su perintendent of tile Mission Band, she has rendered excellent service and is deservedly highly esteemed. Mr. Irwin preaches on the Grand Bend charge next Sunday. The play “Sonny-Jane” p,ut on by the Hensall young people in the United church, Centralia, on Wed nesday, May 15th has been postponed until further notice, probably until the last week in May. The May meeting of the Sunbeam Band, was held on Tuesday after-.- nopn, M'ay 14tli. in the absence of the president, Marlys McFalU, Scot ty Baynham was in the chair. The meeting opened with singing the Sunbeam song. Bible stories were told by Mildred Elliott, Reg. Hodg son and Dorothy Hicks. The chair man led -in prayer- after which we sang “Jesus Loves Me” chorus in the African dialect. In the absence of the secretary, Greta Pollard, the minutes of the last meeting were read and the roll called by. Helen Smith. We then sang “Mothers of Salem.” The study talk was given by Miss Davison on the chapter on “The Village School.” Mr. Irwin led in prayer, which was followed byA-iciy •uvwriyig icioi. ocveicu uiiui-uaeo * * v 7 - 7 7. . ■were given by the boys and readings ^he singing of Can A Little Child were given by Ruth Coles and Kath- Ljke Me, ’ and the meeting closed by erine Drysdale. The last number was a play'put on -by the larger girls After the concert a lunch was serv ed to the Mission Band. The new cement mixer for Boss & Brazier, contractors for paving the Jjondon Road, arrived . here Monday. It is a wonderful piece of machinery iind weighs 22 tons. Quite a num ber were at the station Monday and Tuesday looking it oven It Will be moved to where the work starts three miles north of Brucefield, the contractors hope to get ing this week. On Saturday evening SpenCer, entertained a girl friends ill ’honor of Miss Lulu Lindenfield, who is leaving shortly io reside in, Exeter. The evening whs Spent in mu,sic and games. An address was vend by Miss Florence MCDonoll and a beautiful gift presented to Miss Linden field Miss Spencer. A dainty lunch served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lindenfield family and Mr,.and Mrs. A. Bolton apoved to their new home at Exeter on Monday. They will be missed in He •’•■•all where they have beeii higli- Y.spected citizens for many years.- the United Sunday School on Ay morning last Mb. and Mrs* lehfleld Were presented With ait ess and a handsome bible in ap- atloii of their splendid work Sunday School,.- ... .fejisalr’ Cd'ritihiYdtUh ^OlioOl ted Arbor Day at the park number , of ball games 'were juine lviuy uiici Lite 1111!cling cwbcu dj- all repeating the Mizpah benediction. MT. CARMEL on Started pav- Miss Mavis number of was by was and The community was shocked Tuesday, May 7th when it was learn ed that James Ryan had passed away suddenly at Providence Hos pital, Detroit, death due to Spinal Meningitis, aged 29 years .and whose funeral took place here to the fam ily plot Friday morning last. He is survived by his mother, two sisters and two brothers, of Detroit, form erly of this neighborhood. Harold Ryan, of Lucan, is also a brother. Much sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. Mrs. Thomas Lahe, Mrs. Shultz and two children; Mrs. Visgar and Daniel Morrison, -of Detroit, attend ed the funeral of the late James Ryan on Friday. A number from here attended the dance at West McGillivray oh Thurs day evening. Dr. and Mrs. Mil ton and Shirley, of Mew York, are visiting the lat ter’s parents, Mr,' and Mrs. Edward Hall. : Messrs.....'Joseph and James Damp bell, of Detroit, PspOnt Sun.dhj>/:With their brptirer Je^mia.h, cunipMll Miss Alice Lederich, nurse-hi training, at St. Joseph’s Hospital, London Spent the ■ week-end With lifer parerits5 here, » • ■ .;< ’Mr& John O’Harri IS oh the sick list. Her many friends wish for her a speedy recovery* rl Elimville There was a very large number present, last Sunday afternoon at the combined service?1' for’ Mothers’ Day. The church' was beautifully decorat ed with, flowers and plants. One •plants a large pink hyderange with many bunches of flowers was partic ularly attractive. The Mothers’ Day program was /urried opt, the choir singing.an Appro’ipyfate'iiuinbeif ?W Mother’s Bible is Trud.” ' White gave a fine address thgs Were giV6n by Miss Miss Florence Pullen nurse-in training at Victoria Hospital, Lon don, spent the week-end at her home here. M'r. and Mrs. Ernest Fostei' spent Monday in London. Mrs. Elva Morley returned’ home on Saturday from Detroit where she spent the past two weeks. - Misses Dorothy and Betty Schuy ler, of Florida, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Geo. Parkinson. .» Mrs. Bert Mossip had the misfor tune to run a rusty nail in her foot but is improving now. The May meeting of the W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Foster last Thursday. DASHW OD i Dr. H. H; Cowe TALD At office wood, first thlge af'Office over Zurich, last thr* . Mr.:Wl.,Mrs. Harry attended L.D.S., D.D.S. GEON leib Block, Dash- ays of week and Post Office, in days of week. Hy, Hoffman and ___„ ___the funeral of the late Mr. E^ “Voelker in Flint, "M’icli., last wee'k. Mr. A. Morenz left on Wednesday for a trip to Germany.where he will visit his relatives for *. the summer. We wish Mr. Morenz a safe journey. Mr. and Mrs. P. Humble..apd fam ily, of Sarnia, spent the ‘week-end w’ith Mrs. Finkbeiner and Cathorn. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dultz, Miss Margaret Marner, Mr. Jack Raschlce, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Merner and family, of Detroit, were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Merner. Mr. Addison Tieman spent a few days in Detroit this week. .Mr. and Mrs. H. Elsie returned home on Monday after spending sev eral weeks in Sarnia. Mothers' Daj' was observed in the Evangelical church on Sunday when Mrs. Kleinstiver was presented with a beautiful box of chocolates by one of the members of the Sunday School being the oldest mother in the con gregation. Miss Elsie Kennedy left on' Mon day after having charge of J. C. Reid & Co. millinery department. Miss Myrta Hoffman and friend, of Kitchener, spent Sunday with her' parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. Edighoffer, Mitchell, Miss Gladys Guenther, Preston, Mr. Homer Guenther, Toronto and Mrs. J. Guenther, of Zu rich called on M'r. and Mrs. E. Guen ther on Sunday. , Oui‘ school is closed this week ow ing to a slight epidemic of scarlet fever. Rev. F. B. Meyer and family left for Bridgeport on Monday. We wish him sccess in his new field of labor. Mr. and Mrs. John Bender attend ed the funeral of the late Mr. Miles in Sarnia, on Sunday. . Rev. and Mrs. Saur and son, of Sebringville lidve moved their ef fects and are now comfortably set tled in the Evangelical Parsonage. We welcome them to oui* midst. Mrs.. J. Eidt and Mildred, of Hamburg, were Sunday visitors the former’s parents, Mr. and C. Stade. fa AUCTION SALE — of--- VALUABLE RESIDENTAL PROPERTY IN EXETER ONT. The executors of the estate of the late'David Wynn are offering for sale, subject to a reserve bid, by pub lic auction on the premises on SATURDAY,, MAY 25th, 1929 at 2 o’clock sharp the following real estate: A fine storey and a half brick resi dence situated on the north east corner of Carling and Mill Streets, frame stable, inimediate possession, Also the vacaat lots on the south west corner of darling and Mill Sts. containing tw fifths acres of land,At the sam time and place^there will be offerej for sale the fallowing household g/ods and chattels: 1 bedroo suite, complete; washstand, dresser, dozenfiling room chairs, dii^ng room ble, 4 small tables, 2 Egfet bed spidrfgs, sewing machine, 2 /mattressejjgy feather bed, 1 sideboar^ cupt , 'wardrobe, six chairs, 2 couches, * in the said Coi/nty oM®uron, San- n j . (jgpg, survey, sipjecL^o a certain life interest: and PARCEL II.—Lot num ber eighteen J(,^8) on the boundary of phen in the said County of Huron, ’ containing by admeasurement one hundred acres more or less, subject to a certain life interest, which Said one sixth interest in' said lands and premises I shall offer for sale by auction at my office in the Court'. House in the Town of Goderich in?,- tlie said County of -HuroD^h^-Tire*=-~ day the twenty- eighth (28) day of May, 1929, at the hour of two o’clock.,, in the afternoon. C. G, MIDDLETON Sheriff of the County -of Huron - Sheriff’s Office, Court House, Gode-\ rich, Ont., February 14th, 1929. 4-25-4tc. - County of Huron to Wit: BY VIRTUE of a Writ of Fieri Fac ias issued out of His Majesty’s High Court of Justice for the Pro vince of Ontario, it nd to me direct ed against the Lands and Tenants f of JOHN SANDERS at the suit of ‘ the Molsons Bank, the said Mel sons Bank having, by Indenture of Assignment dated September, 1919, Judgment to C. H. J. McDonell. HAVE SEIZED AND |TAKEN IN the 8th day of ' assigned • said. Sanders and A. I of of of New with Mrs. pillows, 1 rocki kitchen |chairgF” heater, new Good Cheer cook § kitchen cabinet,carpets, IciuAiions, linoleums, lawn mower, gn^rden tools, 1 cord maple wood, piano box and many other use ful articles. TERMS OF SALE Chattels—Cash Real Estate—10 per‘cent, on day of sale balance in 30 days thereafter. Other terms made known on day of sale. For further particulars apply to - FRANK TAYLOR, ’Auctioneer CARDING & MORLEY, "Solicitors for ExeCutors, . Exeter. AUCTION SALE Chiselhurst G. T. Wren and his daughterMr Agnes motored to Toronto last Fri day to visit his daughters. Miss Bernice is taking a trip to Europe next Saturday. Mr, vsited sister. The__________ ary society met at the Chiselhurst church oh Tuesday afternoon? Rev, and Mrs. White, of Elimville were among those who were present, Mrs. White giving a Wonderful -talk on, .missionary work. Mrs. Ed. Johns gave a solo which was very much appreciated; Mrs. Chas. Johns gave a reading; Mrs. Lloyd Hof ton also gave a reading; Mrs, T. Harris and her daughter PbatTgave' a wm. Pybus and Miss'Mary frreiiieet- gave a dialogue after which lunch Was served. and Mrs. Frazer, of Hensail, Mrs. John Simons, the latter’s ladies df Chiselhttfst Mission I EXECUTION the one-^th ' interest . of the’ said John Sanders in the-. A T equity of redemption/Sf the follo-w-/ 11' ing lands and premiss situate, lying^F and being in the County of Huro^x and being more particularly desc^Jro-' ed as follows, viz :/PARCED”f:'r^^t^‘^^w^ Number twenty-dve (25) the , West side of Wil/am StreeWorth of Ann Street in tlfe VillagfiFof Exeter, ’ " - ~ Tders’ Survey, suSj ■ ■ ■ • ' tejjh* ’ ■ - - - North pe Township of Ste- — of — VALUABLE ^RESIDENTIAL PRO PERTY IN VILLAGE OF EXETER, County of Huron ' The executives of the ‘estate of. the late Thos. Cole Clark are offer-1 ing for sale, subject to a reserve bid by public auction, ■- on the premises ON SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 1929 at 2 o’clock p. m., the following val uable residential property: Being composed of the- west- hal ves of lots 16 and 17 and D, situate., .< on the north easi corner' of Simgo’6 and Elizabeth streets, Exeter^lSnt. Upon the said Jraji-d*-is a stp^fey and a half commo/ious fran covered witl/ patent siding and I ar, hard frame sta „ ----- ----- able prop^rty.^Tnd situate on one of the best! rejsTdential corners in the village,/a lately occupied by the late Thb^r Cole Clark. At the same time and place there be offered the following house goods & chattels; coal heater, and wood heater, cook stove, oil heater, washing machine, NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and others having., claims against the estate of Janet Carmichael, late of the Village .... Hensall, in the Q^unty of Huron, Widow, who died,-*? on the sixteentl^^’' day of April A. ;©., 1929, are reqiji^ ed to forward their claims ^$uly,. .proven to the^iindersigned'’'QP0,for be- dwelling, ipgles and air, good cel- water, a small e. TMs is a most desir- good fore the third day of X-iffre A.,D.* 1929 / fAND NOTICE ,^FURTHER GIV- ; /'< EN that afterlife said date the Exe- Lcutrix will^ifrbceed to distribute the- p ■ estate having regard*- only to the1* / P claims of which she^then shall have,,. r-V notice. , • ... , -■ Ar r ’’ DATED at Dxeter thisTWrteeOT^^^^^ day of May A.D., 1929. GLADMAN & STANBIJRY Hensall and 'Exeter Solicitors for Executrix. will hold coal coal kitchen table, 6 kitchen chairs, arm chair, wire couch, 2 small tables, 2 j NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY .GPYE-N-that . all creditors .and others havtngr*’*’'**^ claims against the estate of LISET- . TA REICHERT, late of the Village- bedsteads, Victrola,. pictures, clock,; of Zurich, in the Coijh'ty of Huron,, quantity of wood and coal, garden tools and other articles too numer ous to mention. TERMS OF SALE Chattels, Gash. * Real Estate, 10 % of purchase price on day of sale and balance in 30 days thereafter. Other terms made known on day of sale. For further particulars apply to CARLING & MORLEY, Solicitors for Executrices, Exeter, Ontario, FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer. or Spinster, who died hn the twenty-, sixth day of March A. D., 1929, are- required to forward their claims duly proven td“ the undersigned , qii or before the,*'27th day Of M^-Ai'.D.,.- 1929. / ‘ '• AND NOTJCja.. IS' FURTHER GIV EN that after tile said date the Ad*' ministrator will proceed to distributs- tlie estate having regard only to the’ claims of which he then shall have- notice. DATED at Exeter this seventh day * of May A.D., 1929. GLADMAN & STANBURY Exeter and Hensall Solicitors for the Administrator in the before 1929. Town- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Tenders will he received by the undersigned for the construction of the Elimville Drain Outlet and the Brock Creek Drain Repair Township of Usborne on or 12 o’clock noon, June 1st, Tenders to be opened at the ship Hall at 3 m^tflthe same day. Elimville Dpahh' Outlet, estimated cost $ 7*00 and the Brock Creek, Draiifci ilewwitiin 'iiwiiiarjUttiiteid coSt Is $1338.50. Fur tit er i n f or m a tT&n^Gltn be gotten at the Clerk’s office or from John Rogei* O.L.S., Mitchell. A marked- cheque fqr S % of the Contract price to accompany each teftder. The lowest or any tender not necessarily'Accepted,- >, Henry Strange Clerk, Usborne Ma^ 7th,'ad29; Hensall, Ri R. No4* NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and others having-.. Claims against the estate of DON ALD DAWSON, late .of the frown* ■ ship of Usborne, in "the County of Huron, Farmer, Who died on the-? nineteenth day * of November A.D.> 1927, are required to forward theifo- claims duly proven to thpj^pdW^n*^ ed on or before. th^t^fity-seventh! day of Mdy^^Siiyi9 2 9. ■ Ai^WTlCE'lS FURTH&R GIV EN tnat a„fter the said -date the Exe-\^ ctitors will proceed to; distribute thfr estate having regard only . to the* claims of which they then Shall Iiato* * notice* - . ’ DATED at Exeter this seventh day * ot.May A.D., ,1929...Orvul Shaw, Of Skunk’s Misery jf/ihid, who for a., long time baffled, the' ’a:Mlibi*lHes>f,i was on Sunday placed under arrest and Is at present in tendon goat IlfeV, L, and read- Margaret ’GLADMAN. & ^TAN-B Vil*Y Hxeter and fixecttttirs* Solicitor* •t