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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-12-25, Page 41 1 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1930 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE GREETINGS-- .......... ................. ................... In expressing to yojwur appreciation of the many courtesies received during & --M 1 ■..,................. nr-............. ■■■■.■■.I...... . Tableau is Presented to Capacity House - '--I” • " EXETER SCHOOL REPORT JI 1 i * of lleeve and four Councillors,MAILS HAVE BEEN’ HEAVY The Christmas mails have, been very heavy this week and Postmas­ ter M. W. Pfaff and his efficient staff are to be congratulated on the manner in which they have coped With the deluge cels that have Monday was a* day; one of the history of the postal service in Exe­ ter. All day long there seemed to be a line-up at the wicket waiting their turn to be served and bag after bag was filled with mail carrying Christmas greetings and evidences of good-will to friends both near and far. further notice is hereby given Jfhat i- thau. ey do not retire within the time s|pcified* the proceedings will be aJJIopmed in the event of more Candidat ing proposed for these orfice required to be elected, and ROOM VX The following is the report for November and December. Sr. IV, honors-—Mary Van Camp Patsy Martin 83; Betty Complin 79; Berneic© Delbridge 79. Pass—Gordon Hewlett 73 Wilson 72, Jessie Jennings 69 Howey 69, Verdun Wells 67, Chipchase 67, Charlie Cox 66, War­ ren Sanders 66, Gladys Ryckman 66 Eileen Sims 64*, Bobby Florence McDonald 63, enfield 62. Below pass—Dorothy Rae Herig 57, Ola Rfeid 55, Prydp 54, Helen Bartow 52* ) until Monday, January 5, 19jh, when the polls will be held from ■of letters and par- flooded, the office, particularly heavy busiest days in the Christmas Sunday was celebrated in James Street United*with many special features. A splendid congre­ gation was out to the morning ser­ vice. “ ------ took for his subject, the Coming, With vent choir bush the special musical numbers. a.m. to- 5 p.m. at the following plqffes as fix­ ed by Township by-law 1, " J Billy Lome Ernest tSchoolhpuse j. Hunter, No<4, (Eden) clerk Hy.extend our cordial Greetiq/s with sincere good Div. D.R.O, Coates, Div. the past yqar may Christmas wishes for RIVERS The pastor, Rev. D- McTavish, The Glory of or “Emmanual—God. us," the last in a series of Ad- messages. An anthem by the and solos by Mr, Walter Cut- and Miss Reta Rowe, marked t Pinney 64*, Lloyd Lind-House of H Brown, D. by the gentlemen, then a very enjoy­ able time was spent in chatting and disposing of lunch. The following is the letter read to Mrs. Hunter :- Dear Mrs. Hunter:- To you, our life-long friend, we till now your neighours and associat­ es of Elimville and' community would say a word from our hearts . We re­ gret your departure from our midst The break in our fellowship has left' us poorer, though the memory ’of 'your presence will always be a joy .and inspiration to us. All who have known you have lov­ ed, and always and to all, you have been a cheerful, loving, loyal friend. In our church life and work we were always sure of your interest, sym­ pathy and support. As members of the Women’s Missionary Society, we have sincerely appreciated your faithful and devoted service. We are. indeed glad to have this oppor­ tunity to hand you this little bou­ quet of love and goodwill. We hope (he blossoms will not' soon fade but in the hall of your memory breathe sweef fragrance of good in some small way assure esteem. “This world that we are Is mighty hard to beat; Y’ou get a thorn with every rose, But ain’t the roses sweet!” Your reward, for unselfish service will come to you from greater hands and lips than ours, for He, who val­ ues the gift of a cup of cold water will not' esteem lightly your offering in His name. “For the plan would be imperfect, Unless it held some sphere That paid for .the toil and talent, And love that are given here.” We are sorry you have left us even for a little while and, a little w.ay. We, hope you will often be with us again. We know that in youi’ new fellow­ ship, you will be a valued worker and friend. May your reward al­ ways include the love of those who come to know you and' among whom you live. Affectionately and sincerely Elimville Women’s Missionary Soc. Signed Mrs. C. Johns, Pres, and Mrs. W. Horne, Secretary The following is the list of officers for our W.M.S. for the next year: Pres., Mrs. Rev. White; 1st Vice- Pres’., Mrs. C. Godbolt; 2nd Vice- Pres., Mrs. F. Delbridge; 3rd Vice- Pres, Mrs. R. D. Hunter; .Treas, Mrs. Frank Brock; Cor. Sec., Mrs. Rich. Johns; Rec. Secretary, Mrs. Wes. Horne; Stranger’s Sec., Mrs. Ewart Pym; C. Stewardship, Mrs. Hy. Del- bridge; Assist'. Mrs. John Prance; Organist, Mrs. Newton Clarke; As­ sistant, M’rs. Well. Skinner; Baby B. Leader, Mrs. Wes. Johns; M. Band Leaders, Mrs. Ed. Johns, Mrs. Well- dM'acliinery $222.00; Fred Ellering-1 jngton Skinner and Mrs. Will Elford ton, ditching and weed cutting $17.- 40; Evan Dew, brushing $1; R. Selves, 'brushing and hauling stone $15.00; Fred Ford, grading and -ditching $16.00; Sam. McLean, ditching $5.00; Hy. Webber, sharp­ ening grader blades $2.50; Chas. Stephen, trucking $7.00; F. Wright labor $4.50; Norman Jaques labor “on culvert' $1.00; Wm. Moodie drag­ ging $4.00; “ Tuckersmith Boundary work, borne share $23.09; .superintendence $20.05. Council adjourned to meet on De- -cember 29th at the close of the ■aiominations. Henry Strang, Clerk USBORNE COUNCIL The Municipal Council oi Township of Usborne met on De­ cember 15th pursuant with dll the members present. . The minutes of the meeting held on December 6th were read and ap­ proved after the addition of the item of $10 to Roy Kirk for land Gamages on the Washburn Drain on motion of Williams-Dew. The committee of council appoint­ ed to investigate the Catch Basin pn the’ Brook Drain reported the work unsatisfactory owing to insuf­ ficient height; a temporary repair having been made and on account of the lateness of the season. Shier-Williams that the Engineer* l>e consulted in the matter. Carried. Orders by Westcott-Shier Treasurer Co. of Huron; County Levy $8551.65; County Highway Hate $4886.66; Provincial Highway Rate $24,43.3.3; Old. Age Pension Rate $1221.67; total $17103.31. Sidney Adamson, Sec’y.-Treas., of Blanshard Mun. 'T. rate $2411.60; T. Usborne Collection Rate $13.40; total $2425.00. • Jno. Bx Mustard, Sec’y.-Treas., of -Tuckersmith Mun., Telephone Rate $.3 83‘.63; Clerk Usborne, collection rate $3.00; total, $386.63. John Rogers, O.L.Si., Engineer's Fees Pym Drain $470.00; Fletcher Drain $198.00; Brock Drain $30.; Elimville Draiin $294.00; Stewart Drain $41.00; Whelihan Award charged to Lot 10, S.W.B. $18.00; total $1051.00. Treas. Usborne; Tp., Road portion Wildfong Drain $81.00; . Fletcher Dr. $85.50; Winchelsea Dr. $9.83; Anderson No. 2 Dr. $5.84; Wash- Jjurn Dr. $151.20; Elimville Drain ^1058.93; Stewart Drain $21.36; total $141,3.66. J. T. Hern, land purchase Pym Drain $22.00; Frank. Rodd, help survey Brock Drain ?4.50; William PincomJbe, help survey Branch B of Elimville Drain $1.50; A. Penward- -en ditto $1.50;. Balance School Levy: Luther Rey­ nolds S. S. No. 1, $703.05; Charles Monteith, i&. S. No. 2, $1242.74; J. H. Roach, S. Cecil Skinner, Clark Fisher, WVm. Veal, S. Harold .Hern, S. S. No. 7, $S01.00; Stewart McQueen, S. S. No. 10, $624.43; Robert Hazelwood S. iS. No. 8 Un $543.90; Kate McFauls S. •S. No. 9, Un., $114.5i5; W. Morley, S. S. No. 12, Un. $131,36; Oliver Hazelwood, S. S. No. 13, Un. $487,- 90; Thos. K Patten S. S. No. 3, B., •R.C.. $31.49^ Treas. of Huron, rent County to statute cheer and you of our living in, ; J, S. No. 3, $1006.14; S. S. No. 4, $611.14; S. S. No ’, $255.92; ,S. No. 6, .$1089,05; G. N. Turner, 'Treas., Us- Henry Ford, ELIMVILLE Vic- the holi- Mr. Walter Johns, B. A., of Storia College is 'spending Gays at his home here. Quite a large number from this wicinity attended the services in James St. Church, Exeter on Sunday .night last. ' The W.M.S. held their December meeting at the parsonage on Thurs­ day evening of last week when their Mmsbands were also invited to attend ■a fairly good number were present. Jctev. White presided and meeting was begun, with a short song service after which Mr. White offered pray-/ ■■er. Mrs. Bell read the scripture less­ en from St, Luke’s gospel, Mrs. White-read a letter of friendship to Mrs. Geo. Hunter, who has moved to Exeter. Mrs, Wellington Skinner gave an instrumental on’"the piano. Also a number of Christmas select­ ions were played on the Victrola. It was moved by Mrs, Chas. Johns, see- oacled by Mrs, Gas. Godbolt that the h'3t of officers prepared by the nom­ ination committee be accepted. It was A l-a 03 Associate Heders Sec.. Mrs. Sher­ wood Hunter; M. Monthly Secretary, Mrs. Everett Skinner; Assistant, Mrs. Chas. Johns; Temperance See.,, Mrs. E. Murch; Press Sec., Mrs. Henry Ford; Supply .Sec., Mrs.' Th’os. Bell; Mite Box Sec., Mrs. Huber-t Hunter; Heralds: North China, Mrs. George Coward,; Japan, Mrs. M. Skinner; Korea, Mrs. John Prout; Trinidad, Mrs. Herbert Henderson; Can. B. Cities, Mrs-. Alvin Pym; India, Mrs. Garnet. Miners; Italians in Canada, Mrs. Herman Foster; Indians in Can­ ada, Mrs. Nelson Coultis. Last Sunday morning a very fine Christmas service was held in the church Sunday School and preaching' service combined. About twenty new members were received into the church this .making ,about' sixty to be added to the church roll in the last two weeks. The music was in keeping with the Christmas season a^id a very large number of “White Gifts” were brought to the front of the church while a class of boys sang an appropriate song entitled, “White Gifts.” These were taken to’ Lon­ don to help relieve those in need there. The decorating committee did their work in a very creditable manner as the church was beautiful­ ly decorated, a small Christmas tree stood in front of the altar rail while holly, bells and other decorations wrfre prominently placed around the church. ‘ present A very large number were to enjoy the service. BANK DEPOSITS thisof ir public of Octobei’ of the Exe total of $606.02 to The number of depos- decided that we have a business jug the first week in January, saat* was held in meeting els were, lunch when scW. for oinwrtion with ofa number il-o boxo 4 '■j were bo is p$Nny lAt the end year the pupils school had a their credit, itor.?. represents 41 per cent of the pupils attending school. A year ago k amount on deposit was $294.14 ? total amount on deposit ire province at the end ■r was $1,281,382.31. ths sfthacls Included in 1930 1929 the nurnlxr was 307. th' Th ,iv p for the Oct- mb er 447 nu is In the afternoon a short but inter­ esting White Gift Service was held at which the various classes of Aie school brought gifts in money or other articles to be distributed among the needy of the town. The response was most gracious indicat­ ing the enthusiasm with which the school entered into the real spirit of Christmas which is the spirit of giving. / At’ night the “Manger Glory” by Herman Von Berge, a beautiful ser­ vice in tableau and song was present­ ed by the choir and: other members of the congregation. The large audi­ torium and galleries were packed to their utmost'capacity over 200 extra chairs being pressed into service while* people sat on gallery steps or crowded every available spot. The service opened with a call to worship, followed by a response from the choir. The Intermediate boys ajid girls sitting in the side gal­ leries, then sang “Awakte my .Song." Scripture reading lead by the pastor and responses by the choir followed after which prayer was made. Fol­ lowing the announcement and offer* ing the choir and children sang ‘Tell it Again” during which the curtains were drawn revealing a stage dim­ ly lighted by shaded footlights. The scene was a mountain one with imi­ tation rocks scattered about. The pastor acting as announcer through­ out read a brief section regard­ ing the fall of man and the need of a merciful God. “Be merciful to us,” was then sang by the choir and a solo, "I Hear Thee Calling” by Miss Pearl Wood, followed by ‘Guide Us 'Thou,” by the choir prepared the way for the first tableau scene. w.■Amid tense silence Rev. J. Down as Abraham, dressed in suit­ able costume came upon the stage followed by Isaac in .the person of Gail Browning. An altar' ,was hur­ riedly built and the scene on the Mt. M-oriah portrayed in a yay that reg­ istered one of the high places in the whole service. “Reveal Thyself To­ day”* was sung by the choir and In­ termediates, following which Moses in the person of Lloyd Parsons carry­ ing two tablets appeared upon the stage. He was followed by King Da­ vid in the person of Chas. G-odbolt, who carried a harp. Isaiah, in the person of H. T. Rowe carrying a scroll followed, each to accompanied Teadingb by the announcer. Simeon impersonated by Walter Cutbush then appeared and after worshipping before the altar, the four voices join­ ed in singing “Oh Were He Coming Soon.” The quartette was much ap­ preciated and well rendered. During the singing of “Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem” shepherds appeared up­ on the mountainside and proceeded to build a fire, “While Sheph’erds Watched” was then sung by the choir. Then followed a visit of the Angel, Miss Ruby Creech taking the part of the Angel. “Glory to God” by the choir followed after which the shepherds left for Bethlehem. During .the singing of the ‘‘Madon­ na’s Lullaby.” The Manger scene was prepared and the curtains being again, drawn revealed the maniger with Miss Reta Rowe sitting at one end as Madonna. The shepherds again appeared and bow in worship and adoration. Twenty little prim­ ary children then crossed in two pro­ cessions in front of the manger pay­ ing homage to the Babe and singing as they go, “Luther’s*Cradle Hymn.” 'Three Wise Men gorgeously robed then appeared singing in unison the first verse of 'Three Kings of Orient’ Melchior impersonated Parsons next sang the second verse and presented his gift. sons representing Cahpar followed with Chas. Godbolt as Balthazar sing­ ing the fourth. Following the pres­ entation of gifts all three joined in the last verse with shepherds also singing in the chorus. The Wise Meh then departed and to the song "From Every Tribe and Tongue” sung by the choir and Intermediates representatives from different na­ tions, 14 in all, came marching from the rear of the auditorium and after kneeling a moment in worship before the manger arranged themselves in graceful and worshipful attitudes up­ on the platform. Prelude to “Adeste Fideles” upon the organ by W. R. GOulding, organist and choir leader, prepared the way for the grand fi­ nale, the congregation rising and singing “Oil, Come All Ye«Faithful” after which the benediction was pro- ■Spccial parts in the sing- taken by Mesdames Melville and Misses , Mildred Rowe and Earl Tapp, Garnet Reed actdjj as Shep- by Frank Welsh 57,. Jack , Fred Sinunons 51, Harry Penhale 49, C. Hunter 48*. Jr. IV, pass—Doris Harvey 73, J. Dearing 71, Jack Doerr 71, Fern Luther 70, Eldon Caldwell 69, Irene Van Camp 67, Harry Beaver 67, D. Campbell 67, Barbara Atkinson 66„ Warren May 63*, Gertrude Complin 62. ’ Below pass—Kathleen Lawson 57, Billy Penhale 53, Ray Smith 35*. * Missed tests. Number on roll 38.5. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Re WESLEY .1. BISSETT, the Village of Exete County of Huron, ceased1. G. S. Howard, ROOM 40; attendance Principal V IV honors—Velma Bartow Pearce 78, Marion Powell 81, 78, is against t leased are of the Castable, de- ibute Januar . Jr. Ruth Almira Brintnell 75. Pass—Ray Genttner 73, Reggie McDonald 72, Dean Allen 71, Annie Cox 70, Millar Campbell 69, Tom Campbell 67, Bobbie Ellerington 63. Below pass—Harry Kestle 59, J. Jennings absent. ■ Sr. Ill, hbnors—Elaine Sitanbury and Stewart Fuke and Laurene Beav­ ers equal with 84, Gerald Fitzgerald 81. Pass—Bai'bara Dinney 73, Margery Heywood 7.3, Roy Campbell 71, Dor­ othy Traquair 70, Helen Grieve 70, Robert Brooks 69, Margaret Camp­ bell 68, Charlie Snell 67, Marion Walper 66, John Heyman 66, Orville Snell 66, Victor Lutman 66, Ro'bena Hunkin 66, Howard Elliott' 62. Below pass—Jack Brintnell 59, Alvin Lindenfield 58, Wilfred. Per­ kins 57, Harold Elliot 54, Howard Laverty 53, Billy Kydd ,46, Cecil Smith 42, Hilton Sanders 35*«*#, Ray Jones absent, Lloyd Jones, ab­ sent. Number on roll 41; average at­ tendance 37. M. A. Horton, teacher ROOM IV Jr. Ill, honors—Grant Taylor 80.7, Jack Anderson 80.4, Grace iSnell 76, Gerald McFalls 75. Pass—Donald Winer 74, Evelyn Lawson 73, Margaret Melville 73, Lloyd Genttner 71.1, Anna Kernick 71, IJav.id Kestle 70, Vernon Hey­ wood 68.6, Betty Hogarth 68.2, Hel­ en Bawden 67, Lloyd( Stanlake 66.8, Ethel Kydd 66.6, Tom Willard 65.8, Eileen Andrew .65.5, Gail Browning 64, Clarence McDonald 63, Mahlon Ryckman 61.7, Lorraine Armstrong 61.6, Ralph Delbridge 61.4, Isabelle Appleton 60.3, Hazel Snell 60*, C. Quance 60. 1 Below pass—Eleanor Abbott 57, Freda Moore 5 6*, Lloyd Hunter 55, Walter Davis 53, Jack Smith 51, M. Harness 50, Josie Kerslake 47***, Olive Caldwell 46*, Teddy Wilson, 45, Wesley Ryckman 44, .Gerald Lawson 41, Lillian McDonald 30*** **, Mary Taylor 24** Cornish 18***, Gordon missed tests. Number on roll 40; tendance 46. CREDITORS AND ing clafem said, de ;e;__ .. Lili pa ’ticulars the unc jrsigned day of date th to dist estate, claims have beeiF'given. Dated this 24 th day of December, 1930. 'HERS HAV- estate of the Squired to send jF such claims to . or before the 3rd p1931, after which Stratrix will proceed ne assets of the said havJFs regard, only to the hich notice shall then CARLING & MORLEY Exeter, ■Solicitors for Administratrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS Re DANIEL McCURDY, late of Township of Stephen, In the? County of Huron, Gentleman, in­ censed. ND OTHER t the estat lai ms to j the 3rd CREDITORS ing claims again said deceased ar^ require full particulars the undersigned gn or b day of January! 1931jfafter which date the Trust&s w distribute the a&set tate, having r<fgq$ claims of whicli^otice shall have been given. Dated this 24th day of December, 1930. CARLING & MORLEY Exeter, Solicitors foi’ Jrustees of such proceed to the said es- only to the W. A. ROOM III II A, honors—La belle (Sanders Gerald 12 average Frain at- Div. 2, . R.O., H. XI. Brown, po> clerk Chas. Allison. Div. 3, House of HjRowel iff e, D. R.O.,\Samuel Dougaff, poll clerk; William Jeffery. Div. Public Ha Farquhar, D, R.O., J Hod'gert>poll clerk, Al­ bert Scolt. Div.Towns Jackson Woods, Johns. Div. 6, School D.R.O., Johnson. Div. 7, D.R.O., Da^jd Oliver McCuirds All Electors iRr take notlc selves accordingly, HENRY STRaNG, Cleric.- ITsborne, December 10, 2930. 7, (Zion), s. Jo hereDy requested to> nd govern tliem- No. poll clerk, E.. Hall, D.R.O., clerk Lloyd Morrison,.of J. R. oulding, poll clerk MORTGAGE SALE/ — of — VALUABLE RESTDENTATj PXtOI‘ERTY IN EXETER The undersigned has been in­ structed to sell under a certain mort­ gage which will be produced on th©’ Aliy of the sale on the premises, on- SATURDAY, JANUARY S, 1931 at 3 p.m., The property known as Lot No. 16, on the East side of Main Street,, in the Village of Exeter, McConnell’S’ Survey, containing one-fifth of acre more or less. On the property is a comfortable one stdrey frame dwelling and good": stable. desiralbl At there tects. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Re MARY ANN YELLAND, late of. the Village of Exeter, in/itlie County of Huron, Milliner/ de­ censed. . CREDITORsIaND OTHERS HAV- ing claims against the estate of the said' deceased fire requj^bd to send full particulars of s h claims to the undersign®! on oi^Sefore the 3rd day of January, 19JF1, after which date the ExeputorJPfrill proceed to distribute th® as state, having! r claims of wqi have been gi- Dated this 24th day of December, 1930. s of the said es- and only to the notice shall then CARLING & MORLEY Exeter, Solicitors for Executor X pounced Ing were also Williams and Helen Penhals Betty Grant. Hicks and Sila herds. The service dated and is’s finest productii tfi-. Lloyd Par- ■-----, -------- ------- - Sams 86, R. Stanbury 85, Betty Baynham 83, M. Clark 82,,.Ernest McTavish 80, Thel­ ma Hockey 79, Jean Appleton 79, t<eonard Harvey 7 8, Alva Elliott 78, Irene Brook's 77, Murray Moore 77, Andrew Bierling 77, Robert South- cott 76. Pass.—Billy Chipchase 72, Mildred Beaver 69, Carl Stire 64*, Hazel Jones 5#5*, Patsy Russel absent. II B, honors—Irene Kydd 78, K. Kestle 78, Bruce Cann 78, Elmer McDonald 75. Pass—June Bartow 72, Doris Payne 71, Eldrid Simmons 70, Billy Jones 69, Doreen Sims 65, Phillippa Harness 65, Neil McDonald 64, Ger­ ald Lawson 6,1„ Lloyd Hewitt 60. Below pass—Ross Moore 55*. Tom Walters 47*, John Collingwood 30*, Sidney Stire 29*, Marie Leppard, 'S. Tucker and Norman Sanders missed tests. Number ion roll 38; average at­ tendance 33.5. M. M. Rowe NOTICE TO CREDITORS Re ERASTUS RENNIE, late of the .Village of Hensall, in the County of Huron, Merchant, decea/ed. CREDITORS AND O'THEB^ HAV- ing claims against the estate of the said deceased are required to send full particulars of suejf’ claims to the undersign id on or ry, 193day of Janus date the Exqputrix distribute tin tate, having claims of w have been gi Dated this 1930. ’ CARLING & MORLEY Exeter, Solicitors for Executrix 24th day of December, Efore- the 3rd after which 311 proceed to of the said es- only to the icliJFhotrce shall then NOTICE TO CREDITORS Re HENRIETTA McDOUG^L, late of the Village of Hensel, in the County of Huron, Wi(]$W* deceas­ ed. 'RS ANDCREDIT irtg claims said decea, full partic led 0 igainst tl d are THE RS HAV- estate of the quired to send lars ofiiFsuch claims to or before the 3rd PRIMARY fl "Glass 1,—Annie Mason, Marjorie May and Neil Jones equal; Norma Wilson, Harold Elliott, Bobbie Burns Doris Hays, Roy Kirlt, Norman Han­ nigan, Donald Traqua.ir, Walter Sims, Marion Smith, Dorothy Kydd, Carl Genttner, Jackie Cann/’Norma Parous, Murray Stanlak'e, Britain Sanders, Jean Elliott, Richard Pilon Ethel Stire, Norman Culbert, Edith Armstrong absent. Class 2—Harold Hockey, Jimmie Triebner, George Doerr, Ross Ward, Isabel Snell, Irvine Armstrong, Lois Clarke, Lillian Hewitt, Mary McDon­ ald absent, June Smith absent. 'Class 3- Perkins, Brin tn ell, ers, Margi Number tendance —Walter Chipchase, Betty Melvin Kestle, Douglas May King, Clayton Sand- aret Culbert. ■ on roll 40; average at- 33.5. Ruble Creech I the undersi day of January931, after which date the Exlc rs will proceed to distribute the'"Sssets of the said es­ tate, having regard, only to the claims of which notice shall then have been given. Dated this 24th day of December, 1930. ' CARLING & MORLEY Exeter, ■ iSolicitors for Executors Township of Usborne NOMIN ATION AND ELECTION Public Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Electors of the Township of Uss’orne, will be hold in the Township Hall, Elimville at the hour of 1.00 o’clock on MONDAY, DECEMBER 29th 1930 For the purpose of making and receiving nominations’ for the offices The site is one of the most > in Exeter. 2 d’clock on the same premises’ will be a sale of household ef~ Se© small- bills. k TERMS' OF SALE perl cent, /on the day of sale,. da>B- of" pay-- .. ..K_____ and the |balance within .30 without' |interest'. Possession house may be/had at once upon ment of mironase price. For furtliei’ particulars and ditions of sale apply to FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer GLADMAN & STANBURY, Exeter & Hensall, .Solicitors for Mortgagee 10 BAILIFF’S SALE — of --- >, FURNITURE AND HOUSE&OW EFFECTS The undersigned will selli* by putH-- lie auction on J Lot 16, East Side of Main/St., Exetegr immediately north of the Trivitt ■ Memorial Churclf, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1931 at 2 p.m. the following articles? Electric! washing machine, exten* sion tablelbed, matt/ess and springs?.- bedroom set, gasoline stove, bras® kettle andl stand, piano and bench, rocking chair, ea/y chair, lounge,, clothes cupboard,/'books, picture®- and other articl TERMS O SALE: CASH FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer F. E. WILLlSjBailiff • \ AUCTION SALE — of --- / FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENT^ The undersigned Solicito/s haves- been instructed to sell on behalf o£" Thomas W. Aldington, on /' Lot 18, Concession .11, Hibbert Township, County of Perth, on THURSDAY, JANUARY/ 8, 1931 at oiie o’clock p.m. the' following valuable / property;. , Fann Stock Z 1 black cow 4 yrs. olfl, full mint­ ing; 1 part Jersey cow* 4 yrs. old, full milking; 1 red an(l white cow, calf at foot, 4 yrs. oldj 1 gray co^y 7 yrs. old, just fresheilep; 2 spring. ■ calves; 2 bay mares, ;9 yrs. old;-.!’ bay ifiare, 10 yrs. old; 1 bay horse,. 6 yrs. pld; 1 year old black gelding;’ 1 whit sow, due time of sale, 3 yrs. old; 1 ^ed sow just bfed, -5 yrs. old; 5 pigs, 50 lbs.; 9 chunks. Fawn Implements 1 FroSt & Wood &ake, new; one roller; llFrost & Wood scuffler; 1 Dearing binder; 1 i!Massey mower; 1 gang plow; 1 walking plow; one disc harrow; 1 cultivator; set har­ rows; Baii^ wagon; j double harness; 1 sleigh. I J Grain and ^Produce 150 bus.^Bannef oats for seed;1 bus. Victory dais for seed; 70 « 200 . ____ ___r bus. mixed g^ain; ^5 bus. barley; 15 tons corn of hay;\;quantity of roots and! stalks. p' TERMS OF SALE All sums of \$25:.00 and under, to be cash; over tlqatramount, approved joint promissory Grotes may be given payable eight months after date with interest at 6% per annum. No goods are to be removed from the' premises until paid for in cash or by accepted security. For further particulars apply t’d FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer JOHN PULLEN, in charge • GLADMAN & .STANBURY, Hensall and Exeter, Solicitors for Vendot,