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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-01-22, Page 410133ISIKTI JANUARY, 2.244, 11.0 31. HOCKEY. • Exeter.—. G'aa 1, Ford, defense, Passmore• and Welsh; centre Foster: 1 W , wings, Joyt.t and. Pryde; SUbs,. How-, ey,. Boyle and Y'ungblut. Clinton Gehl, Streets; defense, Grieves nn'd :Canrbe; centre, Rennie,' wings, Gibbs and Caiupbell; eitbs. Livermore, Pickett .and Matheson. • 4C. ODURIClili WINS au aa. Intermediate r,1,Il,A, fixture :;played iu ties local rink .on Tuesday ,light the Goderich boys .defeated the ;local boys by the score of .N to This was ,the fourth win of the Year for .Goderich and by virtue of this' win diel- have. practically cinched Abe group title. The Goderich, boy's. .+showed a reversal of form since they. , were defeated by the locals 2 to 0 ion •their .own ice •earlier in the season. 'T'hey played a nice brand of hockey, 'AO :game was witnessed by a good crowd. that were treated to a good genie a hockey,. Goderiell support- era followed their team and helped ;cheer them on. During the second. :period the winners had the better or the play but in the other periods•play •xvas quite evenly divided.. The first period was .scoreless, Exeter missed a ;golden ;opportunity during this per- iod when Doak, in goal for Goderich' was penalized for Charging. Burnside m took the net at thin stage but the forwards staved of the .attack. Nairn scored the first goal of the game when Burnside passed out from be- hind the 'net to Nairn who was left aueovered Nairn .also scored the second goal, when Itis shot from close in slid under harness's stick. During this. imritid Harness in the Exeter net made some fine saves while his team was playing .shorthanded. During the third period Burnside ,scored the final counter when he went through aipne. During this 'period Exeter • missed many -chances and only hard lucl: kept them from scoring a coup- le of times. Burnside was the best man • for the winners, while the whole Exeter team played good. hockey but no one could -bulge the twine. A. number of pen.alities •'w e)'4 . (sanded out by Walter Bowman • of ttew Hamburg. The Exeter team and the executive of the club were the nest..0o Cecil - vaneof 1VIr. and Mrs.. J G rape after the game where the:host -ess served an oyster supper. • -•d11r - "Tim" Eaton, manager of the team, - in a ' few well-chosen- words expressr ed his aprepiation to Mr. and MrS:, Cochrane for their courtesy ,shown the boys and the executive. Exeter—Goal, Harness; defense.• Wells, and O'Brien; centre, !Snell; wings, Creech anti Boyte; subs, Gasheo, Yungblut and 1%rcDorinelY.,. Goderich—Goal, Doak; - defense, Sturdy and Murney; centre, Cgrpene' ter; .wings, Stoddard and McKay ,subs., Burnsides, Allison and Nairn.. -CLINTON JUTNIORS TIE THE ROUND , •, On Monday night in the las$ scheduled, game of the group, .Clin- ton Juniors defeated the Exeter Jun- iors on the former's'ice by the 'score .of 3 to 1. By virtue of this win the two teams are tied for the group: -c1ta'mpionship and home and-- home. games with goals top count will de= Bide the winner. Exeter defeated' Clinton in the first game of the seae son and since that neither team, -suffered a defeat until Monday night The Clinton team showed a revamp- ed aggregation and on the •'night's: ;play deserved to twin the contest Clinton opened when Gibbsplaying right wing,' :assisted by Campbell,. *lipped one past Ford. Pryde everted things up.shortly afterwards and the first period ended one all. This was Street's first apearance in the net Ser Clinton boys and he gave a fine display .of net minding. In the sec- ond period Rennie gave his team a .one goal advantage when he scored Goderich born a scramble. Rennie also scor- 'ed the third and final goal in the ,ClintonExeter third period. Thisgoaltucked the Seafo rtlr game away and ended the scoring. ;A number of penalties were handed out during the game by the referee, 'Walter Bowman, of New Hamburg. Grieves and Combes, on the defense, with Streets in goal were outstand- 4ng. The first-string forward line were also strong on the attack, while the alternates made a good appear- ance. Ford, in goal for the Exeter team, was the outstanding; man on the Exeter 'team, while the other. toys seemed as though they just ;couldn't get going, N:II''l zus WIN E: liIBIITION Exeter Juniors meet .their first defeat of tire season obi•=rTlrttr`sclay night, last, when in a» elalribitjon game the Landon Nippers: were' vices_ Orions 4 to 0. Thiaa was supposed to be .a beeefit game but unfortun- ately, due to the lack or; spectators, no,,oxte benefitted much. by it, ,R The visiting: team showed their superior- ity in all departments and al.th'ough the locals 'were by n'o means out- classed. the visitors had the better of the play. Murrell and Jackson were the best for the winners while Passinore looked the lbest for the locals, "Peg" .Shedslick, of Hensall, referred,a good game and was fort- ed hand out osklY two Penalties.. The line-ups; Exeter --Goal, Ford;;'defence, J. Passmore :and Welsh; centre, Faster; wings, Pryde and Joyut; subs, Laing Boyle, Freckieton and Yungblut. London—Goad, Malloy; defence, 00 -tights and McCalluns; centre, Mer- rell; wings, Jackson and Pook; .subs Iratilkner, Dollard, aJarrot, Burke and Councel. • -GRAND BEND WINS Grand Bend (defeated the Exeter team :op Monday night by the score of $ to 2. The game was played on the Dashwood rink and was witness- ed 'by a Handful of •spectators. The weather was not ideal for an open. air rink and this made the play rather ragged, Exeter— Goal, Stade; defense, Skinner• and Quinn; centre, •Goch- rane wings Sanders and Cornish' subs, McDonald. • Grand Bend—Goal, Pollock; de- fense, Stratton and Green; centre, C. Desjardine. HR EXETER TiMES•ADVOCATR PRIZES AWARDED • EXETER JUVENILES WIN In the openinggame of the Ju- venile Hockey League of Huron Co., composed of teams from Goderick, Clinton, Seaforth and Exeter, who are competing for a cup .offered by Father Sullivan of Clinton. Exeter defeated Goderich by 4 to 2 on Wed., nesdey evening of last week,, The game was fast and clean, there being only 'twos penalties. The goals scor- ed for Exeter: Cochrane 1, Pryde 3; for Gbderich; Doak' 1, Warnock I, The game was handled very satisfac- torily liy William ,Joynt of Hensel! The players are 16 and 'under. The line -Ups: Exeter'=Goal, Hockey; defense, 'Pryde •and McTavish; centre,. Coch- rane; wings, Chambers and Ray Pryde; subs, Creech end Ward.' Goderich--Goal, Bissett; defence, Derocher and Sheerdown; ;centre, Doak; wings, Scrimgeour and War- nock; subs, Mere. • In a fast game played with the Clinton •Juveniles on Saturday .morn- ing Exeter again won the score being $ to 5. Father Sullivan, of Clinton, accompanied the boys to town and referred 'the game. INTERMEDIATE 'STANDING • W 4 2 1 0 L T Pts. 1 0 3 1 0 4 2 1 3• 3 1 1 COMPLETE PAVEMENT . t Tenders are being called for by the .department of highways for about fifty miles of payment in Western Ontario, the work to be done next spring and summer. Among the various projects are four miles of pavement on highway No. 4 south of Exeter, This is the last remelting stretch to be paved between Lendon and Goderich. • Prices Reduced!. Some rn.udels as much as $5.00 The new Ford is now snore that: ever before "Value FaAbove he Price" SANDY ELLIOT The e of the Ford Phone 64 • • The W.C:2':'t). Of •E*eter'.. held- a puislie meeting in Jaules St. Citat;fch,' Exeter yirit'lx Rev.. D. A•ICTavish, pre- siding, The meeting was opened by the singing- of Onward .Christian Soldiers," followed by prayer by Itev. D. A, Moir, srf Hamilton,. Rev.. P. •3, Meorhouse gave the address of the evening iu splendid style. .Alis Sic was furnished by Reta Rowe 14 a de-: lightfui; solo by little I etltiee» I%estle who r,aug; '"irather, . dear Father, Coale going; With .Me New" and Misses Violet Gan -thrill and Dor- othy Ryekman who :sang, "I Cattle to the Garde» Alone" accompanyirng themselves on the guitar. Miss Murray tool; charge of the distribu- do% of prizes. The following were the successful ones, I» Senior Grade, 1st, .\1'argaret Taman, And, Marion Davis and 3rd Dorothy Davis. In the Intermediate grade, 1st, Gor- don Greb•, 2nd Patsy Martin and 3rd Millar Campbell, In the Junior grade, 1st prize, Mildred Hicks; 21.1d. Beulah Skinner; 3rd Ruth Pearce. A, very pleasant meeting was closed by• the National Anthem .after which a delightful. lunch .was served by•the members of the W, 0, T, U. For All Digestive 1 Troubles gq''he Stomach and ,Liver Tonic ' Price 75 cents - PUTS AN END TO: Indigestion, Flatulence Biliousness, L!eartburn Acidity, Stomach Flu Cramp in the Stomach' Heat and Travel .Sickness • BRO W NIN G' S' DIIL'G S T ORE,•, .Exeter, Ontario IIIs;itON PRESBYTERIAL t The Huron County Presbyterial Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church .net in the;Freie- byterian church, Clinton, on Tuesday last: There was a good attendance of delegates ...from the various churches comprising the Huron Pres- bytery. The Young -Women's Au74it- iary of the local church served' dinner* in the church basement. 'The session opened at 1.30 p.m with the president Mrs. Greig of Sea, forth in. the chair. In opening meeting the ;president" ex pressed p . desire that each one present wouldq receive a greater benefit 'from° tbe. meetingthan just the information contained in the reports. Devotional: exercises were conducted'by. the Exe- ter Auxiliary. Mrs. Rhodes .giving, the bible reading and Miss Jeekell offering prayer. The reports were given by the differerit secretaries: all 1 showing that the • work is ever ins creasing. The Huron Presbytery is proud to be represented in the Pro- vincial Board by Mrs. Redditt, 'of Goderich as general interest secre- tary. Mrs.. McEwen, literature sec- retary, requested that a little time be set aside at, the Presbyterial meet- ing for the displaying of literature. An appeal liras made to all members to subscribe to the Glad Tidings. The president reminded the members that Huron Presbytery has another mis- sionary this year, Miss hazel McDon- ald; of Goderich, who has gone to Ponce Coupe, as a missionary. The treasurer, Mrs..Swan Smitb of .Seaforth, gave a woriderful finan- cial report showing a, t ocided in- crease the amount being raised being $3,840, an increase of,over ;$500 over the previous year. Special mention she said should be given to the Gris- hem Circle, the 'Young Women's.'So- ciety in Goderich which raised the very creditable:sum of $1,000. Mrs. Rennie and Mrs, Dunlop were .ap- pointed delegates to the Provincial meeting in Windsor in April. Mrs. Dunlop in a few well chosen words expressed the feeling of the Society in their appreciation of Mrs, Greig's three years offaithful service as president of the Huron Presbyterian Presbyterial W.M.S. Mrs, Greig made a fitting reply. Mrs. MCDermid of Goderich took the chair and called for nominations, for tare various of- ficers. The following ,officers were elected for therren t year; i cu t y a ,Tho x, President, Mrs, J. C. Greig, Seaforth; president, Miss Jeckeli, Exeter; .1st Vile, Mrs, Mct ermid, Goderich; 2ncl Vice, Miss Taylor, Blyth; 3rd Vice, Mrs. Dou- gan, Clinton; 4th Vice, Mrs..1<, Red- dit, Goderich; corresponding secre- tary, Mrs, Geo, McDonald 'Goderich; treasurer ,and flnanee, hrrs. T. Swan Smith, a ortlt• S t i Se f Home Helper, -Mrs. JPrazor,BaYf ell• YoungWoiiens secretary, Mrs. H. C, Dunlop, Goder- ich; O.G.I, ', secretary, Mrs. Fl, C. Dunlop, Goderich•; iliission Band, Mrs. IL J. Gibson, Sea£orth; Library and Literature, Mrs. Isobel McEwen, Goderich;' Welcome arid 'Welfare, Mrs. E. Arnold, lIensall; Supply Se- cretary, Miss A. McDonald, Goderich; Glad Tidings Secretary, 'Mrs. M. Reid Seaforth Press Secretary, Mrs, Keith McLean, air h Yciea ,Sea£ t Life ineMbership, Miss McFarlane, Clinton. ,Mrs, (Rev,) 0. E. Dottgan eontri- bilted a solo "Pass tt Orl," which was e tcepti:mally well rendered and much appreciated by her audience, The iteoting was their adjourned, TkIAMES ROS► li'nited PatitlerS •at Exeteat A large ntta»'iler 'et the •"itnights 4f the :Soli" .arid their friends gathered at the Opera House,. Exeter for their annual social .evening, 'rhe- state of the roads prevented quite a. lot trent being present. After a splendid eye - ter supper, a ,good. pr'ogr'am was pre-. seated by Mr, W. R. .Goulding .and his chorus of L6 •veices, Several .geed rousing numbers were given; 111rr i., Hoffnsa» in solo, Mr, H. Hoffman fa,, veered with two coronet's losand• Mr, •Cntbuslt and 'M'r. Goulding a deet, eaclk number was well re geived and enjoyed by, all, after which Mr, Fred Coles and 111r. W. McNicol tun- ed up and .a short time. spent iu dan, cL• ing. The Thames Load Mission Circle. stmt ,at the hone sof Hiss, Gordon McDonald 4n Saturday, Ja.nuar'y the. 1.0thh with the Vice -President, Miss Alma. Etherington, iu. the chair. The meeting opened with a hymn and the Devotional exercises, After the business was disposed of Mrs. McDonald, who brad charge of `,the program, took the :ciiair. Miss Jessie Monteith gave a very interesting' reading, followed by a duet by Miss Noreen McNicol and Miss Bessie Austin. A violin solo was given bY. 1111 -ss Noreen McNicol,.. The meeting closed with a hymn, after which e social half hour was spent. • CENTRALIA Miss Bernice Conlin left • Monday for Le rdon where she will eater St Joseph's. ,hospital as a nurse -in -train- ing. Miss Mary O'Brien, of London, spent the week -end with her parents Mr. and Mrs, C. O'Brien. • Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hodgson enter- tained a number of their' friends on' Friday evening 'of last week: The evening. _ was spent In games after which the 1 ro atess served a very dainty lunch. The many friends of Mr. William Parsons will be glad to know that he is improving. , 1Ir, apd Mrs. James Neil have re- turned home after spending the past couple ••of weeks withtheir son Hu- bert in St. Thomas. ,Airs. Ed. Knight has returned' to her home after visiting for some time with her daughter in London. Miss Jessie Brook, R.N., of Whale is •taking care of Mr. Wm. Par- sons. A very pleasant evening 'was spent at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Murray Neil on W ednes:d•ay of last week when a' large number of the friends and neighbors gathered . there to honor Mr. and, I11rs. Grant Ford on their' recut marriage and to present thern with a handsome • chair, and m seking•' seta-Tlfe.' `evening• was spent in cards' ,ahid;:dancing, Munch was served by the ladies: . Following is •the address: Centralia, January 14, 1931 Dear. Mr. arid Mrs.' Ford, -7 - . We, your friends and neighbors, are gathered here this evening to of- fer you our heartiest congratulations 'and extend to you our best wishes tor a long and happy married life. We trust as the years go by that the hood of affection may :deepen and your life be spared, "The petty strife which clouds the color of do - 'nestle life.". We wish for you every material and spiritual blessing which `wi11 insure your happiness in life and that to you may be given many years of wedded life., That we may have some part in ,contributing to you happiness and that we ' may in some tangible 'way assure you of the sincerity of our best wishes, we ask you, Mrs. Ford, to. accept this rocker and you, Mr. Ford, this smoker, as tokens of the esteem , in which you . are 'held by us and the assurance of our heartiest congratulations. Signed. 3. B. White and Cooper McCurdy The Young People's Society, held theif weekly meeting in- the base inent of the .church on Tuesday. ev- ening. A large number, enjoyed a splendid program .in charge sof Miss Hazel .Hays, president' of the Liter- ary depa.rtfnent. Mr. and Mrs• Lloyd Hodgson, most suitably attired, • tis grandma and grandpa sang "When, Yost and 1 Were Young, 1daggie," al- So an encore number "The Old Gray Bonnet," and Were heartily applaud- ed. Mrs, •Roy Fletcher.' sang a solo in her usual pleasing style. Jean Tlronpson gave a recitation "rind- ing Grandpa's Glasses" the glasses after a long :search ,coming to light on grandpa's forehead, The main feature of the evening was a debate "Resolved that ,the days of our grandparents were more worthwhile than ours." The affirmative was taken byMr.Gerald i odbolt a ,Gr and Miss Hazel Smith; ttrc., negative by Mr. Harold .Fisher and Ifiss I11'argar et Hiaks, both sides brought oat good points and 'sotiiid arguments With clashes of furl; the effirnative• won by two points. A sing song was held while the fudges were making their decision. 'i'he young people appreciated the kindness of the four judges, Messrs. Beavers„Rech, Maw - son and Powell lit doming from Exe ter to assist them le their debate when roads and welither,weY°e so rtti- favorable, A hearty vote .of thanks was tendered tlieiri and 'all sang "For They Are all Jolly Good Follows." 4. dainty lunch was served and every, one voted this eveliing Aa real .success, ISE4lit)RSIT ,The SVOIne»'s. Missionary fi•,ociety of the Chiselhurst United Church held their annual Meeting le thej school xoom of the ohureh and the following •officers were .elected; Pres., Mrs, Alice Ctadrnore; 1st Vice, airs. J. M. Glenn; And Vice, Mrs. .j. Tre- nicer; SecretaryTreasurer, i\trs,.'W. J. Pyhus;; ' Cliristian Stewardship, Mrs, •Garnet Ryckman; Stranger's. se- cretary, Mrs.' .Geo. Eyre; Associate Helpers Secretary,. lAVrs.. :George T. Wren; Temperance secretary, Airs, D. Chappel; Missionary Monthly Secre- tary, Mrs,' Roy McDouald; Press se. eretary, Mrs. Earl.Itnsman; Fiow:er: Committee, .hers, Karl sto.ienran,' con - Yells); Miss Ann McTaggart, Miss J. Chappel. • There Will be a special service in .connection with the :Sunday Scheel on the •conking Sunday, January 25th, These having attended the required. number of 'Sundays will receive their diploma, • This has helped the .school in attendance and interest .also in finances, We close our year with .a nice balance. Mr, Wm, Taylor Accompanied by Bert Riley And Earl Dick made a „trip to Loudon last week 'on business, While returning from Exeter on the Provincial Highway, Martin Me- Taggart and his sister Ann had. the utisfertune to 1,e run into by an eel - to mobile They Were both thrown out of the :cutter and the cutter was smashed badly. ikfr. IvIcTaggart was not. •seriously injured but Miss Mc- Taggart was badly hurt. At present she is under the care ,of a trained nurse. We sincerely' Hope for • a speedy recovery. ' .. STAFFA The members of the Women's In- stitute. were "At Home" to their husbandsand friends in a compli- mentary (banquet, Friday. About 160persons p so s sat dawn to supper af- ter which Mr. A. A. Colquh•oun, Ex M,P,P•, took the chair when a splen- did program was given which consist- ed of •choruses, readings, instrumen- tals, and addresses and ending in a play entitled, . "Those Husbands of Ours," 'rhe following ladies repre- sent the .cast: Misses Vera Leary, Norma Wilson,' Vera Hambly, Mary Drown, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Pare sons, Mrs. • Gray, • 'The- Institute members -deserve great •credit for .he ',success of their annual banquet held in •the hall'. The W lk& of Staffa United church held its regular monthly meeting at the parsonage with a• good attend- ance of members present. Tine amount ,raised during the year just closed, $120; i.. The following officers were elect- ed to, tire=':Sunday' S'chdol staff' for° 1931: Superintend nt, F. i'Brein;, secretary -treasurer, Vera •Hambly; organist, Mrs. Rev. Stewart; teachers F. O'Brien, R. Norris, O. W. Reed, Rev. R. H. Stewart, Vera Leary, Nor- ma Wilson, Audrey Dinnon, Verna Kleinfelt. The members of the Institute were at hone to their husbands and their friends in a contplimentary,banquet Friday night. About 150 persons sat, down to supper, after which A. A. Colgtihotin `took the •hair when an elaborate program was put on, con- sisting of readings, comic singin,g and ending in a play by the ladies en- titled, "The Way My Husband Keeps. House,While His Wife is on. Vaca- tion." Readings .by. Mrs. R. Robertson brought down the house. W. T. Col- quhoun, ,comic,singer, andwhistler, wasmncli enjoyed. The Instituted members e s deserve great credit for the success of their annual banquet held In tate 'Township Vali, 'SHIPKA , The Annual Congregational Meet- ing' was held last Tuesday evening January 13th in the church with the Rev. Mr. Hagelsteiri in charge. The treasurer's and 'secretary's reports were given from. different societies and.Showed gratifying progress. The election of officers' then' took .'place. Tice: Elders•; Ed. Lampora;, F1: Keyes; Stewards, M. Sweitzer, M. Baker, R. Rats, E. Lamport; Usher!, 'T. Lam - Pert, E. .Baker; pianist, Miss Pearl Keyese. Assistant • Pianist; .Mies , T. S'ivjelltzer, aAftele a111 (business swag over:'a sociel,luilf hour was spent, Mrs. MSljor ,Baker is at present, nursing her :mother Mrs. Prance DE Greenway" who • 3s very ill. Miss Ellett Keough Is hinder the Dector'.s care •at present, ,. • • The far'mer's are makintg great use ,of the sleighing. these days haul-' ing gravel from Grand Bend. Miss 'V. Moore is speeding a few days in London. • 00 WHALEN Ai 1 T ss >~ or ence Pullen, nurse -in - training, at Victoria hopital, Lon- don, spent ;Sunday at her hone here, .Miss Ella; Sanders, who Ties Spent the Past two months at the lionme o£ Air- 'Thies. Gunning• has returned' to her hoiee in Exeter. Mrs. Freeman, ,of Stratford,' spent the week -end at . the Desire of Mr, Wiii. Brooks. At the annual meeting of the Sun- day School of this church the fol- lowing officers and teachers were elected: Sant": I., W. 'H.u,slewood; ',Secretary, `UVni. Morley; Treasurer, Wilson Morley; teachers, hit's, Ir, Gunning, Mrs. Tiios,.'Guntiing; .Vire, John 1laziewaod. CLEAR IT UP NQVY ' that sole throat. tonsilitis, .cat. _1,t. hay . " fever, colds, 'whopp ing*cab gni. ti croup,' cough and tonsil trenbie.,- with :Syililla tspalir.'s reu.edy, GraQtt results quickly. Try it.. Exeter a;u1 Ilensaill Druggists, NOTICE TO iREDITORS Re EDWARD H. S. S)i.ALL, JAto or tho•Vill+ago of Exeter, in the Oottn . • t • of If0.4Oi1 4k'ntleiruait, deceased, CREDITORS AND .DTH•ERS hal', ing claims against the estate of the, said deceased are required'to send • full particulars of &uchi claims • to• the undersigned ,ort or before. the 31st day .ot, .Jan., 1931 after which. k ;date the Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of. the said es t�e, having, regard, only the - c1ims >4f which notice .shell then have been given, • Dated this 21st, dal: of January, 19$1. • C.ARLING & MORLEY. Exeter, ,Solicitors far Executor:: NOTICE TO CREDITORS Re ,J.4r~�IES MURRAY, late et the - Village of Exeter',, in the County,, of Huron, 'Gentleman, deceased. CREDITORS AND O.THJ S has-- ing claims against' tie estate :of the - said deceased are required to send.' full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the- 3lst day of Jan., 1931 after which. date the Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said es- tate, having regard only to the- claitirs of which: notice shall. thea: have been given. NOTICE TO. DEBTO1IS, 'ALL PERSONS OWING the above , estate are requested ted to settie their: r: indebtedness to said estate with the• undersigned on or before the .asaidl 31st day of January, 1931.. Dated. this 21st, day of: J;3ikuaxyo: 1931. CA,RLING & MORLEY Exeter,. ,Sooltel'tors foriEireentor*. NOTICE TO CREDITORS - Re •EiGIIIARn B. MURPHY'," late of the Village of Eimer, in •the (Conon► ty of Huron, 1ntplemeattrAgent, de« ceased. CREDITORS AND OTHERS hav- ing claims against the estate •of the - said deceased are required to send: full, particulars of such elil ins to the undersigned on or pefore'the- 31st ;day -,of an., '/9,31'•aft.;srAvbich,r date the Executrices will; proceed to - distribute the assets of thersa,yttt es- tate, ItaVing regard !only tbx the - claims of which notice shall them have been given, ,,:', NOTICE• TO DEBTORS ALL PERSONS OWING; the above - estate are requested to settle their - indebtedness to said estate -with the - undersigned on er before the said=+ 31st day •of January, 1931, Dated this 21st, day of Januarys.. 1931. CLARLING & MOTLEY Exeter,, Solicitors for' Executricefiu• NOTICE TO CREDITORS • ., Re CLARENCE F, KELIERfA*,- • ' late of tlae Village. of Dashwaoil,,. in .the County of Huron, Ho7teI-- keeper, deceased. CREDITORS AND OTHERS>'Lav-- ing claims against the estate of the - said deceased are required to' §each' full particulars of such claims to thp% undersigned on or berore the 31str day of January, 1931, after which: date the Executors will Will .proceed' to distribute. the assets of the said' estate, .having regard only, •to the claims of which notice shall them a have been given. ' NOTICE TQ DE3TOES• '' 4 ALL PERSONS OWING the above - estate are requested• to settle' J:ttelf• indebtedness to said estate with tbse• undersigned on or before the said: 31st, 'day of January, •1931. ' Dated the 14th day of January,. 1931. CARLING •& -MORL•EY Exeter • • Solictors for Executors. 1-i. 5'3 t'8, • NOTICE TO CREDITORS 110 tEORGE H. WINDSOtR, late' or the Village of Beetee, lit the- Cottiity Of I3tri on; Gentleman, dee- tensed. e-t nsed. , CREDTTOR.S and 'others having olefins against the estate of the said! deceased are required to send fult• particulars of such ctainis. to the - Undersigned adiuiniistre,tora' of the said estate onal' before the grid of t ebruary 1981 after which date the ',adnxiniStraters will.. proceed to distribute the assets of the said es- tate having regard only to the claims of which _notice? , shaIl them. have been .given and wilt not be- li<able for any elatnis' not received at the time Of dfstribtition, THE CANADA. Txtt'Sp rOlxf"A'llil'C" Administrators. London, Ont., or 1 f. P, i%irl)ONA.il11,. 426 Richmond St., London Their Solicitors herein,. , '4