The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-03-12, Page 4..4•11mi•
TAMMY, 11Mc1 12, 1931 THE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
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WE. ARC EXPECTING A CAR LOAD OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
SHINGLES TO ARRIVE SHORTLY, AND ARE OFFERING A VERY AT,
TRACTIVE PRICE ON THESE IF TAKEN OFF THE CAR,
IF YOU CONTEMPLATE DOING ANY SHINQUNG THIS SPRING
WE CAN sAvg YOU SOME MONEY AND GIVE YOU A REAL GRADE
OF SHINGLES.
WE BUY ONLY FROM THE LARGER MILLS ON THE COAST AND
CONSEQUENTLY GET A BETTER GRADING THAN FROM SOME OF
THE OTHER MILLS, THESE SHINGLES ARE ALL TAKEN FROM
NUMBER ONE SHINGLE LOGS AND ARE ALL HAND INSPECTED
TWICE BEFORE BEING PACKED, THEREBY ASSURING YOU 100 per"
cent. EDGE GRAIN, 100 per cent, CLEAR and 100 per cent. HEART.
GET IN TOUCH WITH US BEFORE YOU'BUY AS WE FEEL WE CAN
SAVE YOU ,MONEY.
Exeter Lumber Company, Ltd.
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ELIMVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Brock en-
tertained. a large number of friends
teat Friday night. The evening was
pent in social converse and (lane -
Quite a number a neighbors gath-
.ered at Mr. Nelson Coultis last
Tharsday afternoon and. cut up quite
supply of wood for him.
.Mr. Lewis•Woods, of Loudon, spent
several days recently visiting with
Itis father Mr. Rl'obt. Woods; also
arenewing acquaintances in the neigh-
torhood.
Mr. Walter Lidston enjoyed a few
kolidays last week and has since
engaged. with Mr. Wesley Johns tor
"kis second year.
The heavy snowfall of Saturday
has given new life to• the sleighing
and tied up motor traffic forusome
days. No doubt about the truth of
the old adage re ground -hog day this
year anyway, as we are .certainly
Slaving our six weeks more of win-
ter but it has been a fine one as
*egards weather at least.
since become a bride, and a resident
of our neighborhood. Miss Perkins.
was showed. to a seat of honr in the
parlor while Mrs. John Brock play-
ed Lohnegrin's Bridal Chorus, after
which little Misses Ethelene and Ei-
lene Johns drew in a wagon loaded
dawn with niany articles useful and
ornamental and presented. them to
Miss Perkins while there were many
More piled conveniently near her
'chair. Mrs. (Rev.) White then
spoke a few words of welcome and
explanation to the birde-elect after
which Miss Perkins read thenamea
attached to'each gift and they were
passed around the room. After the
inspection was completed Miss Pei
kills in is very neat little speech
thanked the donors for their
thoughtfulness and generosity also
expressing surnrise at what had
taken place, The remainder of the
evening was silent in social chat
and singing also 'disposing of a de-
licious lunch. This is the third
shower this winter in4this neighbor-
hood, we wonder who will be the
next. There are several rumors.
On Tuesday evening of last week
alr. and Mrs. Richard Johns were
kost and hostess to about forty
reople, mostly of the fair sex, mem-
lers of the Mission •Circle and im-
anediate neighbors, when they inet
to tender a miscellaneous shower to
ZIlss .Elizabeth Perkins, who has_
Mrs. Bruce Cooper who has been
under the doctor's care for several
weeks has ;been ordered by him to
bake her bed for a few .weeks rest'.
Her many friends sincerely hope
that she will be much improved by
the rest and that it will restore lier
to her usual health again.
Mr. Fred Johns, of Birr, visited
at his 'home over the week -end.
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Dr. Wood's
Noritay
PItie
Syrup
Pneumonia Left Her
With a Terrible Cough
Mrs. A. W. POwer, 581 Sane St., Tormit9, Ont., write
"Eight years itgo I had a very serious i1Iness 1 bad e
bad attack of pleurisy and pneumonia and Wats Six month
in bed. This illness left nie with a terrible cough, X
tried several cough medicines, but they did not stem te
have ally effeet. Ona day ray inother brought me hornet
bottle of Dr. Wood's Nortvity Pino Syrup, and after X
had taken several more 1 noticed nky •0„ough gradually
leaving ina, Since that time if ever my husband and
children, or myself, have bad colds 1 always get 'Dr,
Price 35 beats bottle; large family size, 65 cents
int dI divg and general storm.
Quite a number of the tamers
around here attended. the IConfer'-.
ence and Demonstration held aly the
Ford Motor Co. in Exeter on
Tues-
day.
Mr. Garnet Wilson visited in Lon-
don recently with his sister, Mrs.
Jas. Ogden.
About sixty of . young people
from Kirlaton -visited our local Y. P.
S. last Monday •evening and proyid-
ed a splendid program tatter Which
games were played and lunch serv-
ed. A good social evening was en-
joyed by all present. a
A very quiet wedding was sol-
emnized at the parsonage on Mon-
day when Miss Elizabeth Perkins
became the bride of Mr. Ivor Mor-
.gan. Theceremony was performed
by Rev. L. D. White. They were
attended by the latter'a brotherhi-
law and sister Mr. and 'Mrs. Leon-
ard Harris, of Farquhar. The bride
was becomingly attired in a lovely
dress of rose-biege georgette. A. re-
ception was held at the home of Mr.
and IVIrS. Harris in the evening when
a dainty wedding dinner was served.
Mrs. Morgan has been in this coun-
try about a year and a half While
Mr. Morgan has been out here four
-years. Both came from England,
They have taken up their residence.
this week in Mr. Clarice Snell's
house recently vaoated by Mi. „Chas.
Upshall. MO Morgan has engaged,
to work for Mr. Chas, Johns. Their
many friends extend to them their
best wishes.
GRAND BEND
Mr. Eddie Gill and Mr. Joe Baker
spent Sunday hi •Sarnia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Manore en-
tertained the Owl .Club to a very
enjoyable time.
The funeral of Bessie Statton, lit-
tle daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Statton, ct Sarnia, was held here on
Tuesday .last. .
Mr. Merton Dewey and his mother
Mrs. Wm. DeWey and daughter Kath-
lene and ter husband of Northern
Ontario, visited for a few days here
last week.
,Mr. Leh Tuttel and Miss Mary
Lofland, of Detroit, spent the week
with' Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wild.
An east wind caused the fisher-
men a little excitement when the ice
left veryclose to shore. They had
to launch a row -boat and cross the
span of water to get on the ice again
and get their nets, Nearly all of
the nets were saved.
Miss Edith Lovie is spending a
few days with her aunt MrS. 3. W.
Holt.
IMr. and Mrs. :gathers, of London,
visited at the home of Mr. Cyrus
Green on Tnesday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Disjardine
Are Visiting friends in Chatham for
a week or so.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B Oliver return-
ed home Sunday after a. month or
so in St. Marys.
Mr, and Mrs. Chileton; of •Kitehen-
er, are spending a few days With Mr.
and MrS. Rini& Ravelle,
; Xt. and Mrs. Prime BOsSenberrY,
of Forest called en friends on,Sat-
urday on their way to attend the
funeral•of his uncle Mr. ;Joe Rau, of
Drysdale; which was held Monday
morning last at 10 .otclock,
in!. and Mrs, John Moussou and
little daughter are 'visiting friends
in Exeter, Hensall and Kippen.
Miss Irene 0111, Who spent a 'Week
• It London with her sister returned
home on Sunday, .
3Virs. Stebbins, who underwent an
operation In a London HoSpitat re-
turned home Friday and is doing
tine according to the; last report,
Mr. Peter Eisenbaeh has his sem
mill twining every day and expects
to complete the cut in Mardi, the
earliest forr quite a OW Yeara.
SUCCESSPUli DIMEONSTRATION
A very successful power farming,
conference with moving pictures Was
held Tuesday at the Ford G'arae and
In the afternoon at Mail 'Theatre,
The theatre'w.44 filled and some very
Interesting pictures that .delightec3.
those present were thrown upon the
screen,
DIED J CAlapowsu,
Word has been received in Exeter
that .another former residenA had
Passed •away at Las
on Thursday, February 26th in the
person Of Mary LoUisn Thomas, wi-
dow of the late John E. Clarke. Her
death .was due to pneumonia, Mr.
Clarke et one time conducted a gen-
eral store in Exeter in the building.
now owned. by S. Martin &.Son,
About thirty years .ego they left for
Winnipeg where they resided. for a
number of years inter moving to,
California. The deceased. died. at:
the home of .her younger •datughter
Mrs. McGee, She 14 survived by
one son and two gliters, DeWm.•
Clarke, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Mc-
Gee, all rof California,
USBORNE COUNCIL
The Municipal .Council of the
Township tot Usborne met at the.
Township Hall, Elimville, on March
7th, 1931 in its regular meeting. All
the mentbers were present. •
The minutes of the •ineeting of
February 7th were read and approv-
ed on motion of Shier -Dew.
Correspondence—Acknowledgements
from Thos. McMillan, M.P. and HoF.
R. J. Manion of petition forwarded
re C. N. R. Directorate,
•County Engineer's letter re Coun-
ty portion' of Municipal Drains.
Westcott-Shier: That the 'correction
be; made. to the County. Carried. •
Notice from Provincial Highway
Department of the amount, viz:
14186.74r due the Township for the
grant oi Expenditure on Highways.
Westoott:Williams: That Henry
Ford's wages for 1931 he 30e. an
hour for time employed as Township
Rd. Superintendent.
The Dourt of Revision an the
Scott Drain No. 2 Assessment was
called, the members each subscrib-
ing to the necessary 'declaration.
No. appeals having been received,
the By-law No. 3, 1931 Was finally
passed •on motion of Williams -Dew
and the Court closed.
The Branch B Drain Report •was
read, considered at the .stated hour
and provisionally adopted on motion
of Williams-Westeott. That a By-
law be printed and served on the
assessed parties and that a.Coureof
Revision for the assessment be held
on April 4th, 1931 at 3 p.m.
Dew-Shier—That the Township of
piddulph be notified . to forward.
the Biddulph assessment on the
Ellinville Drain. Carried.
The Treasurer's Report, receipts,
Fullarton Twp. portion of Usborne-
Fullarton Bdy. Acct. $82.95; High -
Way Grant on Rod Expenditure
$4186.71; •County portion Municipal
Drain $59.28; .Casit received froia
ratepayers. for crushed stone $12.48.
Bills by Williams-Westcott:
'Wickwire Press, By-laws Scott
Drain No. 2, $•8.00;' T. Roy Patter-
son, County Engineer, correction on
Municipal Drain account $4.66; The
Times -Advocate, balance Municipal
Printing for 1930 $64.25; Times -
Advocate, Municipal Supplies from
Man. World $51.90; Win. Essery,
refund error on dog tax $2.00; W.
L. SWitzer, Treasurer, Blanshard
Twp., Vaborne share Anderson Dr.
No. 2 repair $28.60; Clinton .9weet,
Secretary -Treasurer, S. S. No. 4,
Levy $110.00; Luther Reynolds, se-
tretary=Treasurer S. B. No. 1, Levy
$100.00. 'Carried
Council adjourned to meet on Sat-
urday, April 4t, 1931, at 1 Pam
Henry Strang, Clerk.
ZION.
' The regular monthly meeting of
the "MM.& was held at the home of
the president Mrs. Melville Hein on
Thursday afternoon March 5th, with
a good atten.dance. The first vice-
president, (Rev.) Mrs, White had
charge of the meeting. The meet-
ing was opened .by singing the Dox-
ology followed -1,tith the Lord's pray-
er in unison. After singing hymn
4 Rev. 'Mr. White led in'prayer. The
Scripture lesson, Gal. ,Chap. 9 vers.
2-9-14 were read bY Miss D. Brock,
Duett by„Misses Hazel and Myrtle
Earl and the minutes of the last
meeting were read and. approved.
Some items of blisiness were trans-
acted. A letter from Mrs. Herman
Kyle was read thanking the auxil-
iary for flowers sent at the time
•of her -recent bereavement also for
a card of 'isympathy—A letter Of
thanks from Mies Vivian Brook 'was
read thanking the auxiliary for the
flowers sent her •during her illness.
The heralds for (japan; 'tome, and
chlint are asked to report at the
next meeting. The devotional leaf -
Int, "Thine is the Kingdom and the
Power and the Glory" was read by.
Mrs. Warren troelt. The singing of
lignin 186 was •fellowed by a number
or sentence prayers, /lie, study.
leafleta were taken by the leader,
Mrs. White; first speaker Mrs. Hato
Old Hero; second .speaker, 1Virs. W,
Prock; third: speaker, Um J. Johns;
fourth, Miss Myrtle. Earl. A,fter!
singing 1tyinit 368 the Meeting was
closed by repeating the Mizpah bane;
diction,
Ci.,4EARING
AUCTION SALE'
CHOICE HORSES, -GATT LE AND
DITCKWHEAT
on Lot 11, TownlIne Fullerton .ain.d
Rlanshard, 1.14 miles. north of And-
erson, of
TITURSPAY, DTARPII 19tli
Sbi montlis:' 'credit
WM, STEPIIDNS, Proprietor.
MoNEIL & NAIRN, Auctioneers
cROMARTY
The,..afarch meeting of the W.M,S,
was 'held on Thursday last at the
home Of Mrs. Archie Luxton, Statta,
with a large attendanCe. Mrs. Thos.
Oliver presiding. The meeting open-
ed by singing 11=11;5199 and prayer
by the president, The roll call top-
ic for the -day being a selection from
the Psalms. The. scripture reading
for the day was given by lifts. Wm.
McLaren, The devotional part was
taken by Mrs. Jas. 'Scott and Mrs.
Duncan MCKellar.'71VIrs-Richard Mc -
`Gill read the portion of the ,Study
Book for the day, A. very interesting
Paper, "Choice of Subject" was read
by aVIrs. 'Stewart Robertson being
part of the life work of David Liv-
ingstone in 'Africa especially in the
younger part of his married life;
also a selectionfrom the ,Glad Tid-
ings- by Mrs. .Quance giving a fine
description of the work of the Ce-
celia Jeffery %School, a few minutes
was devoted to the business part of
the society- after iwhich the meeting
was closed by singing hymn 606 and
the Lord's prayer in unison..
Mrs, Rev. Rogers, is at present
visiting at the home of her parents
aarte.MAsryp.r.
ejnding a couple of -weeks os. Spears and daughter Ada
iting with Mr. ,Speare's son Lorne
at Harriston.
Mrs. W‘eltzmani of Niagara, is at
-present with her mother and father
Mr. and Mra.•Donald McKellar. Mrs.
McKellar not being well for ..sOrne
time,f
Messrs. Thos. and Jack Hoggarth
shipped twenty head of tfine fat
cattle .on Friday averaging at the
rate of fifteen hundred apiece; al-
so a half dozen fine head' were ship=
ped by the Butler boys also averag-
ing aboat the seine weight.
• KHIVA
We are sorry to report that Miss
Alnia -Ratz, who is in St. Joseph's
hospital is not progressing as well
as her many •friends 'would like to
see.
Mrs: J. Hanover entertaineda few,
of her friends to a quilting bee last
Friday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Sean Thompson,. of
Kippen, visited last Wednesday 'with
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Neel):
Miss M. Knight spent the weekend
at.her home near •Strathroy.
Mrs. G. McDonald of the Thames
Read spent a few days last week
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Neeb. •
Miss„ Tena McCann and „Master
C. McCann is visiting in Detroit at
the 'present time.
Report of the Khiva. SchcOl.
Following is the Ehiva School re-
port for the month. of February: -
Sr, IV—Monica Dietrich 74; Jean
Willert 73.3; idene Flyun 60.5.
3r. IV,—Reta Ratz 67.9; Hilda
Neeb 61.1; Laura Regier 56.8; Er-
vin Ratz 54.7; Gladys Kenney 43.1;
Kenneth Mason 40.7.
Sr. HI—Eva Glanville 58.2; Vi-
ehael 'McGee 55.1; Marie Regier
51.9.
jr. III—Leona McCann 70.9; Lu-
cille Dietrich 49,3; Abigail Flynn
47.1; Sydney Neeb 46.5; Pearl Ken-
ney 43.2; Grace Willert 41.7. '
2nd class—Marie Ziler 6'3.2; Jean
Kenney 60,1; StephenGlanville 59".1
Dora Glanville 58.8; Jerome Regier
57.7; Evelyn Mason 54.5; Harvey
Neeb 47.1; Gertrude Ratz 42.4.
lst—Mary Davey 76,8; Ward
Neeb 71.7; Roy Kenney 64; Helen
Schenk 61:2; Fred Glanville 53; El -
;deli Davey 42.6.
* Pr. Sr.—Joe McCann 81.5; 'Leo
Riegier 69.2; Charles Dinney 62.2.
jr. Pr.—Lawrence Floyd 78.2.
Number on roll 38; -average at-
tendance 36.1.
A. M. Knight, teacher
EDEN SCHOOL REPORT
The ;following is the report of S.
S. No. 4, lIsborne.
Sr. IV—Irene ;Sweet 82; Arnold
Ford 76; Dorothy Kerslake 72; Beu-
lah. Skinner 62; n6b Roam),
Sr, III—Everard Miller 76, Allen
tusvell 67, Elsie Reid 61, "Oarrol
Quinton 54.
Jr. III—Harold Kerslake 81, D.
Whiting 62, Melville Rumen 43.
Sr. Liotton 88, Marie
Buswell 76, *Toni Raveney 68, Al -
put Skinner 60.
(Jr. II—*Wilite Prawn 76, Gretta
Webber 74, Iteg. pord 57, ;Stanley
Whiting 86.
Si'. Pr. Donald Emery 80.
Pr—DonaId 'Whiting 85, Hazel
BusWeli 80, Elwyn Kerslake 70.
* Means that the pupil has inlased
One er more examinations.
Elsie Gentlity, Teacher,
AUCTION SALE
mustaior.40 vairoms
'rue, undersigned b4i received .14,4.*
•structions to sell by public anctient•
on Andrew .Street, Exeter, QX.4.
$..3.13:11P4X0 MB(iU 21, 1931
at 1,30 .o'clock the following velti,-„.
able .nousehold
3 ;bedroom suites, iprings and.
mattresses; 2 extension tables; rug:,
10 by 18- feet; 2',sideboards, 2 bed
rome carpets, 6 chairs, perforate.d.
bottoms, 6 kitchen chairs, 4 rocking:,
chairs, 2 easy -chairs, 2 centre tableSp,
book case, pictures, eoalheat-.
er, wood heater, range„ coal 4:0,r 'wood; .
.eight-day clock„ •coal oil heater, 3 -
burner -coal oil ,stove with even;.
lounge, wardrabe, sewing machine,.
Raymond; carpet sweeper, eroltinole.,
board, washing machine, lawn MOwt.
er, top buggy, set single. 'harne$S,..
cutter,. buffalo robe, buggy Tug, two.
horse blankets, garden tools, ear4
Penter tools and other articles too'
numerous to mention.
TEPAIS OF SALt —CASH '
Executors of the Estate of the late
Robert Kerslake, Frank Taylor
Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
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FARM STOCK AND IMPLIOIENTS:
The undersigned has received ino.
.struetions to sell by public auetlon,.
at Lot 5, (on. 14, McGillivray Twp..
4:01.1 .
THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1931.
at 1 o'cloela sharp the following;
HORSES --4 grey horses; .greY,•
mare; hay mare.
0.A.TTLE—Cow; yearling steer
yearling heifer; calf.
POULTRY -40 hens, '
IMPLEMENTS—Cream separator;'
buggy," rubber tire; cutterwagon,,
-fertilizer drill, disc, sleigh, harrow, -
gang plow, set single harness, set
team harness.
3 tons hay, straw.
TERMS
• $10.00 and' under, cash; over that.
amount six anonths credit will tre.
given on furnishing. tapproved Joint
notes with a 'discount of 5 per cent.
per 'annum off for eash.
J. F. McCarthy, Estate
Frank Taylor, Auctioneer
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Re THOMAS McOURDY. late of the-
Tewnship of Hibbert, in the Dom.
ty Of''Perthl Fariae:, deceased.
•CREDITORS AND OTHERS hav-
ing claims against tne estate of the
said deceased are required to send/
full particulars of such claims to the
undersigned, on or before:- the 21st
day of March, 1931, after which date
the Executors will proceed to distri-
bute the assets of the said estate,
haying regard only to the claims of
which notice shall then have been,
given.
Dated this 11th 'day of March
1931.
CARL G & MORLEY, Exeter'
Solicitors for Executors.
Notice to Creditors.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
all .creditors and others ha-ving
claims against the estate of HER --
MAN 'KYLE, late of the Township
of Usborne, in the County of Huron,.
Farmer, who died On the twenty--
sixth day af February.A. D., 19311,
are required to forward' their claims
duly 'proven to the undersigned on
or before the thirtieth day •of March:
A. D., 1931.
. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV-
EN that after the said date the Ex-
ecutrix Will proCeed to distribute the.
estate having wegard 'only to the-
ncloatiliene,sOf 'which she' then shall have'
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DATED AT EXETER, Ontario,.
this seventh day of -March, A. D.,.
1931.
GLADMAN & ISTANBURY
• Exeter and Hensall
Solicitors for the Executrix -
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOT/CE /S HEREBY GIVEN that,.
all creditors and .others having
claims against the estate of ELIZA.
JANE SHErsErtD,4 late of the Tewno.
ship of 'Tuckersmith, in the Countt
Of Huron, Married Woman, who,
died on the twelfth day of February.
A.D.; 1930, are- required to forward
claims dilly proven to the tin-
dersigned an or before the twenty. -
third day of March A.D., 1981,
AND NobricE IS FURTHER GIV-.
EN' that after the said date the Exe-
entors will proceed to distribute the.
estate having regard only to the
claims of which they then shall haVe.
notice.
DATED at Exwrmt, Ont, thtt4.
third day of IVrarelt A,D., 1981.
OLADUA.N & STANDURY
Exeter and Kensall
Executors' Soliciteni•
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Dr. Wood's
Noritay
PItie
Syrup
Pneumonia Left Her
With a Terrible Cough
Mrs. A. W. POwer, 581 Sane St., Tormit9, Ont., write
"Eight years itgo I had a very serious i1Iness 1 bad e
bad attack of pleurisy and pneumonia and Wats Six month
in bed. This illness left nie with a terrible cough, X
tried several cough medicines, but they did not stem te
have ally effeet. Ona day ray inother brought me hornet
bottle of Dr. Wood's Nortvity Pino Syrup, and after X
had taken several more 1 noticed nky •0„ough gradually
leaving ina, Since that time if ever my husband and
children, or myself, have bad colds 1 always get 'Dr,
Price 35 beats bottle; large family size, 65 cents
int dI divg and general storm.
Quite a number of the tamers
around here attended. the IConfer'-.
ence and Demonstration held aly the
Ford Motor Co. in Exeter on
Tues-
day.
Mr. Garnet Wilson visited in Lon-
don recently with his sister, Mrs.
Jas. Ogden.
About sixty of . young people
from Kirlaton -visited our local Y. P.
S. last Monday •evening and proyid-
ed a splendid program tatter Which
games were played and lunch serv-
ed. A good social evening was en-
joyed by all present. a
A very quiet wedding was sol-
emnized at the parsonage on Mon-
day when Miss Elizabeth Perkins
became the bride of Mr. Ivor Mor-
.gan. Theceremony was performed
by Rev. L. D. White. They were
attended by the latter'a brotherhi-
law and sister Mr. and 'Mrs. Leon-
ard Harris, of Farquhar. The bride
was becomingly attired in a lovely
dress of rose-biege georgette. A. re-
ception was held at the home of Mr.
and IVIrS. Harris in the evening when
a dainty wedding dinner was served.
Mrs. Morgan has been in this coun-
try about a year and a half While
Mr. Morgan has been out here four
-years. Both came from England,
They have taken up their residence.
this week in Mr. Clarice Snell's
house recently vaoated by Mi. „Chas.
Upshall. MO Morgan has engaged,
to work for Mr. Chas, Johns. Their
many friends extend to them their
best wishes.
GRAND BEND
Mr. Eddie Gill and Mr. Joe Baker
spent Sunday hi •Sarnia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Manore en-
tertained the Owl .Club to a very
enjoyable time.
The funeral of Bessie Statton, lit-
tle daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Statton, ct Sarnia, was held here on
Tuesday .last. .
Mr. Merton Dewey and his mother
Mrs. Wm. DeWey and daughter Kath-
lene and ter husband of Northern
Ontario, visited for a few days here
last week.
,Mr. Leh Tuttel and Miss Mary
Lofland, of Detroit, spent the week
with' Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wild.
An east wind caused the fisher-
men a little excitement when the ice
left veryclose to shore. They had
to launch a row -boat and cross the
span of water to get on the ice again
and get their nets, Nearly all of
the nets were saved.
Miss Edith Lovie is spending a
few days with her aunt MrS. 3. W.
Holt.
IMr. and Mrs. :gathers, of London,
visited at the home of Mr. Cyrus
Green on Tnesday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Disjardine
Are Visiting friends in Chatham for
a week or so.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B Oliver return-
ed home Sunday after a. month or
so in St. Marys.
Mr, and Mrs. Chileton; of •Kitehen-
er, are spending a few days With Mr.
and MrS. Rini& Ravelle,
; Xt. and Mrs. Prime BOsSenberrY,
of Forest called en friends on,Sat-
urday on their way to attend the
funeral•of his uncle Mr. ;Joe Rau, of
Drysdale; which was held Monday
morning last at 10 .otclock,
in!. and Mrs, John Moussou and
little daughter are 'visiting friends
in Exeter, Hensall and Kippen.
Miss Irene 0111, Who spent a 'Week
• It London with her sister returned
home on Sunday, .
3Virs. Stebbins, who underwent an
operation In a London HoSpitat re-
turned home Friday and is doing
tine according to the; last report,
Mr. Peter Eisenbaeh has his sem
mill twining every day and expects
to complete the cut in Mardi, the
earliest forr quite a OW Yeara.
SUCCESSPUli DIMEONSTRATION
A very successful power farming,
conference with moving pictures Was
held Tuesday at the Ford G'arae and
In the afternoon at Mail 'Theatre,
The theatre'w.44 filled and some very
Interesting pictures that .delightec3.
those present were thrown upon the
screen,
DIED J CAlapowsu,
Word has been received in Exeter
that .another former residenA had
Passed •away at Las
on Thursday, February 26th in the
person Of Mary LoUisn Thomas, wi-
dow of the late John E. Clarke. Her
death .was due to pneumonia, Mr.
Clarke et one time conducted a gen-
eral store in Exeter in the building.
now owned. by S. Martin &.Son,
About thirty years .ego they left for
Winnipeg where they resided. for a
number of years inter moving to,
California. The deceased. died. at:
the home of .her younger •datughter
Mrs. McGee, She 14 survived by
one son and two gliters, DeWm.•
Clarke, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Mc-
Gee, all rof California,
USBORNE COUNCIL
The Municipal .Council of the
Township tot Usborne met at the.
Township Hall, Elimville, on March
7th, 1931 in its regular meeting. All
the mentbers were present. •
The minutes of the •ineeting of
February 7th were read and approv-
ed on motion of Shier -Dew.
Correspondence—Acknowledgements
from Thos. McMillan, M.P. and HoF.
R. J. Manion of petition forwarded
re C. N. R. Directorate,
•County Engineer's letter re Coun-
ty portion' of Municipal Drains.
Westcott-Shier: That the 'correction
be; made. to the County. Carried. •
Notice from Provincial Highway
Department of the amount, viz:
14186.74r due the Township for the
grant oi Expenditure on Highways.
Westoott:Williams: That Henry
Ford's wages for 1931 he 30e. an
hour for time employed as Township
Rd. Superintendent.
The Dourt of Revision an the
Scott Drain No. 2 Assessment was
called, the members each subscrib-
ing to the necessary 'declaration.
No. appeals having been received,
the By-law No. 3, 1931 Was finally
passed •on motion of Williams -Dew
and the Court closed.
The Branch B Drain Report •was
read, considered at the .stated hour
and provisionally adopted on motion
of Williams-Westeott. That a By-
law be printed and served on the
assessed parties and that a.Coureof
Revision for the assessment be held
on April 4th, 1931 at 3 p.m.
Dew-Shier—That the Township of
piddulph be notified . to forward.
the Biddulph assessment on the
Ellinville Drain. Carried.
The Treasurer's Report, receipts,
Fullarton Twp. portion of Usborne-
Fullarton Bdy. Acct. $82.95; High -
Way Grant on Rod Expenditure
$4186.71; •County portion Municipal
Drain $59.28; .Casit received froia
ratepayers. for crushed stone $12.48.
Bills by Williams-Westcott:
'Wickwire Press, By-laws Scott
Drain No. 2, $•8.00;' T. Roy Patter-
son, County Engineer, correction on
Municipal Drain account $4.66; The
Times -Advocate, balance Municipal
Printing for 1930 $64.25; Times -
Advocate, Municipal Supplies from
Man. World $51.90; Win. Essery,
refund error on dog tax $2.00; W.
L. SWitzer, Treasurer, Blanshard
Twp., Vaborne share Anderson Dr.
No. 2 repair $28.60; Clinton .9weet,
Secretary -Treasurer, S. S. No. 4,
Levy $110.00; Luther Reynolds, se-
tretary=Treasurer S. B. No. 1, Levy
$100.00. 'Carried
Council adjourned to meet on Sat-
urday, April 4t, 1931, at 1 Pam
Henry Strang, Clerk.
ZION.
' The regular monthly meeting of
the "MM.& was held at the home of
the president Mrs. Melville Hein on
Thursday afternoon March 5th, with
a good atten.dance. The first vice-
president, (Rev.) Mrs, White had
charge of the meeting. The meet-
ing was opened .by singing the Dox-
ology followed -1,tith the Lord's pray-
er in unison. After singing hymn
4 Rev. 'Mr. White led in'prayer. The
Scripture lesson, Gal. ,Chap. 9 vers.
2-9-14 were read bY Miss D. Brock,
Duett by„Misses Hazel and Myrtle
Earl and the minutes of the last
meeting were read and. approved.
Some items of blisiness were trans-
acted. A letter from Mrs. Herman
Kyle was read thanking the auxil-
iary for flowers sent at the time
•of her -recent bereavement also for
a card of 'isympathy—A letter Of
thanks from Mies Vivian Brook 'was
read thanking the auxiliary for the
flowers sent her •during her illness.
The heralds for (japan; 'tome, and
chlint are asked to report at the
next meeting. The devotional leaf -
Int, "Thine is the Kingdom and the
Power and the Glory" was read by.
Mrs. Warren troelt. The singing of
lignin 186 was •fellowed by a number
or sentence prayers, /lie, study.
leafleta were taken by the leader,
Mrs. White; first speaker Mrs. Hato
Old Hero; second .speaker, 1Virs. W,
Prock; third: speaker, Um J. Johns;
fourth, Miss Myrtle. Earl. A,fter!
singing 1tyinit 368 the Meeting was
closed by repeating the Mizpah bane;
diction,
Ci.,4EARING
AUCTION SALE'
CHOICE HORSES, -GATT LE AND
DITCKWHEAT
on Lot 11, TownlIne Fullerton .ain.d
Rlanshard, 1.14 miles. north of And-
erson, of
TITURSPAY, DTARPII 19tli
Sbi montlis:' 'credit
WM, STEPIIDNS, Proprietor.
MoNEIL & NAIRN, Auctioneers
cROMARTY
The,..afarch meeting of the W.M,S,
was 'held on Thursday last at the
home Of Mrs. Archie Luxton, Statta,
with a large attendanCe. Mrs. Thos.
Oliver presiding. The meeting open-
ed by singing 11=11;5199 and prayer
by the president, The roll call top-
ic for the -day being a selection from
the Psalms. The. scripture reading
for the day was given by lifts. Wm.
McLaren, The devotional part was
taken by Mrs. Jas. 'Scott and Mrs.
Duncan MCKellar.'71VIrs-Richard Mc -
`Gill read the portion of the ,Study
Book for the day, A. very interesting
Paper, "Choice of Subject" was read
by aVIrs. 'Stewart Robertson being
part of the life work of David Liv-
ingstone in 'Africa especially in the
younger part of his married life;
also a selectionfrom the ,Glad Tid-
ings- by Mrs. .Quance giving a fine
description of the work of the Ce-
celia Jeffery %School, a few minutes
was devoted to the business part of
the society- after iwhich the meeting
was closed by singing hymn 606 and
the Lord's prayer in unison..
Mrs, Rev. Rogers, is at present
visiting at the home of her parents
aarte.MAsryp.r.
ejnding a couple of -weeks os. Spears and daughter Ada
iting with Mr. ,Speare's son Lorne
at Harriston.
Mrs. W‘eltzmani of Niagara, is at
-present with her mother and father
Mr. and Mra.•Donald McKellar. Mrs.
McKellar not being well for ..sOrne
time,f
Messrs. Thos. and Jack Hoggarth
shipped twenty head of tfine fat
cattle .on Friday averaging at the
rate of fifteen hundred apiece; al-
so a half dozen fine head' were ship=
ped by the Butler boys also averag-
ing aboat the seine weight.
• KHIVA
We are sorry to report that Miss
Alnia -Ratz, who is in St. Joseph's
hospital is not progressing as well
as her many •friends 'would like to
see.
Mrs: J. Hanover entertaineda few,
of her friends to a quilting bee last
Friday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Sean Thompson,. of
Kippen, visited last Wednesday 'with
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Neel):
Miss M. Knight spent the weekend
at.her home near •Strathroy.
Mrs. G. McDonald of the Thames
Read spent a few days last week
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Neeb. •
Miss„ Tena McCann and „Master
C. McCann is visiting in Detroit at
the 'present time.
Report of the Khiva. SchcOl.
Following is the Ehiva School re-
port for the month. of February: -
Sr, IV—Monica Dietrich 74; Jean
Willert 73.3; idene Flyun 60.5.
3r. IV,—Reta Ratz 67.9; Hilda
Neeb 61.1; Laura Regier 56.8; Er-
vin Ratz 54.7; Gladys Kenney 43.1;
Kenneth Mason 40.7.
Sr. HI—Eva Glanville 58.2; Vi-
ehael 'McGee 55.1; Marie Regier
51.9.
jr. III—Leona McCann 70.9; Lu-
cille Dietrich 49,3; Abigail Flynn
47.1; Sydney Neeb 46.5; Pearl Ken-
ney 43.2; Grace Willert 41.7. '
2nd class—Marie Ziler 6'3.2; Jean
Kenney 60,1; StephenGlanville 59".1
Dora Glanville 58.8; Jerome Regier
57.7; Evelyn Mason 54.5; Harvey
Neeb 47.1; Gertrude Ratz 42.4.
lst—Mary Davey 76,8; Ward
Neeb 71.7; Roy Kenney 64; Helen
Schenk 61:2; Fred Glanville 53; El -
;deli Davey 42.6.
* Pr. Sr.—Joe McCann 81.5; 'Leo
Riegier 69.2; Charles Dinney 62.2.
jr. Pr.—Lawrence Floyd 78.2.
Number on roll 38; -average at-
tendance 36.1.
A. M. Knight, teacher
EDEN SCHOOL REPORT
The ;following is the report of S.
S. No. 4, lIsborne.
Sr. IV—Irene ;Sweet 82; Arnold
Ford 76; Dorothy Kerslake 72; Beu-
lah. Skinner 62; n6b Roam),
Sr, III—Everard Miller 76, Allen
tusvell 67, Elsie Reid 61, "Oarrol
Quinton 54.
Jr. III—Harold Kerslake 81, D.
Whiting 62, Melville Rumen 43.
Sr. Liotton 88, Marie
Buswell 76, *Toni Raveney 68, Al -
put Skinner 60.
(Jr. II—*Wilite Prawn 76, Gretta
Webber 74, Iteg. pord 57, ;Stanley
Whiting 86.
Si'. Pr. Donald Emery 80.
Pr—DonaId 'Whiting 85, Hazel
BusWeli 80, Elwyn Kerslake 70.
* Means that the pupil has inlased
One er more examinations.
Elsie Gentlity, Teacher,
AUCTION SALE
mustaior.40 vairoms
'rue, undersigned b4i received .14,4.*
•structions to sell by public anctient•
on Andrew .Street, Exeter, QX.4.
$..3.13:11P4X0 MB(iU 21, 1931
at 1,30 .o'clock the following velti,-„.
able .nousehold
3 ;bedroom suites, iprings and.
mattresses; 2 extension tables; rug:,
10 by 18- feet; 2',sideboards, 2 bed
rome carpets, 6 chairs, perforate.d.
bottoms, 6 kitchen chairs, 4 rocking:,
chairs, 2 easy -chairs, 2 centre tableSp,
book case, pictures, eoalheat-.
er, wood heater, range„ coal 4:0,r 'wood; .
.eight-day clock„ •coal oil heater, 3 -
burner -coal oil ,stove with even;.
lounge, wardrabe, sewing machine,.
Raymond; carpet sweeper, eroltinole.,
board, washing machine, lawn MOwt.
er, top buggy, set single. 'harne$S,..
cutter,. buffalo robe, buggy Tug, two.
horse blankets, garden tools, ear4
Penter tools and other articles too'
numerous to mention.
TEPAIS OF SALt —CASH '
Executors of the Estate of the late
Robert Kerslake, Frank Taylor
Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
,• •
FARM STOCK AND IMPLIOIENTS:
The undersigned has received ino.
.struetions to sell by public auetlon,.
at Lot 5, (on. 14, McGillivray Twp..
4:01.1 .
THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1931.
at 1 o'cloela sharp the following;
HORSES --4 grey horses; .greY,•
mare; hay mare.
0.A.TTLE—Cow; yearling steer
yearling heifer; calf.
POULTRY -40 hens, '
IMPLEMENTS—Cream separator;'
buggy," rubber tire; cutterwagon,,
-fertilizer drill, disc, sleigh, harrow, -
gang plow, set single harness, set
team harness.
3 tons hay, straw.
TERMS
• $10.00 and' under, cash; over that.
amount six anonths credit will tre.
given on furnishing. tapproved Joint
notes with a 'discount of 5 per cent.
per 'annum off for eash.
J. F. McCarthy, Estate
Frank Taylor, Auctioneer
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Re THOMAS McOURDY. late of the-
Tewnship of Hibbert, in the Dom.
ty Of''Perthl Fariae:, deceased.
•CREDITORS AND OTHERS hav-
ing claims against tne estate of the
said deceased are required to send/
full particulars of such claims to the
undersigned, on or before:- the 21st
day of March, 1931, after which date
the Executors will proceed to distri-
bute the assets of the said estate,
haying regard only to the claims of
which notice shall then have been,
given.
Dated this 11th 'day of March
1931.
CARL G & MORLEY, Exeter'
Solicitors for Executors.
Notice to Creditors.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
all .creditors and others ha-ving
claims against the estate of HER --
MAN 'KYLE, late of the Township
of Usborne, in the County of Huron,.
Farmer, who died On the twenty--
sixth day af February.A. D., 19311,
are required to forward' their claims
duly 'proven to the undersigned on
or before the thirtieth day •of March:
A. D., 1931.
. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV-
EN that after the said date the Ex-
ecutrix Will proCeed to distribute the.
estate having wegard 'only to the-
ncloatiliene,sOf 'which she' then shall have'
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DATED AT EXETER, Ontario,.
this seventh day of -March, A. D.,.
1931.
GLADMAN & ISTANBURY
• Exeter and Hensall
Solicitors for the Executrix -
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOT/CE /S HEREBY GIVEN that,.
all creditors and .others having
claims against the estate of ELIZA.
JANE SHErsErtD,4 late of the Tewno.
ship of 'Tuckersmith, in the Countt
Of Huron, Married Woman, who,
died on the twelfth day of February.
A.D.; 1930, are- required to forward
claims dilly proven to the tin-
dersigned an or before the twenty. -
third day of March A.D., 1981,
AND NobricE IS FURTHER GIV-.
EN' that after the said date the Exe-
entors will proceed to distribute the.
estate having regard only to the
claims of which they then shall haVe.
notice.
DATED at Exwrmt, Ont, thtt4.
third day of IVrarelt A,D., 1981.
OLADUA.N & STANDURY
Exeter and Kensall
Executors' Soliciteni•
Distance will WA quite a bit OZ
enchantment to winter.
Veit Ivlio don't pay aS they go- hail-
tt hard Limo .Monr.
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