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DECEJffiER 17, 1031
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FROM 15c. A POUND UPWARD
FRESH NUTS, ORANGES AND FIGS
CHRISTMAS CAKE
Made with delicious fruits
40c. A POUND
SMILES ’N CHUCKLES BOX CANDY
DOWN TO 50c. A POUND
Absolutely no reduction in quality
MINCE PIES, SHORTBREAD
Phene 52,
we have plenty of small pieces
End Tables, Magazine Racks,
Smokers, Lamps, Cushions,
Ferneries, Children’s Rockers,
Foot Stools, Telephone Sets etc.
Phene 99
AT
E. R. HOPPER’S
. FURNITURE STORE
Exeter
n THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE »
THE LATH W. WWN
The death took place in usborne
on Tuesday of Mu William G. ’War
ren, aged 83 years, 8 months and
8 days. Mu Warren had been ail
ing since last spring but had been
confined to his bed for only a few
: days, the breaking up of the con
stitution being the -cause of his
death. Th0 deceased was born in
Devonshire, England and at the age
of 22 years canie to Canada work
ing in Hamilton and the United
States, For three years he was en
gaged in a saw mill owned by the
late James Pickard in Exeter. After
that he returned to England where
i he was united in marriage with I Mary Grace; Down. (Between five
| and six years latex’ with his wife
and two children he returned to Ex
eter and from here moved to Hay
township where the family resided
for about eighteen years. They
spent three years at Centralia and
24 years ago moved to lot 18, fifth
concession of Usborne. The deceas
es survived by liis bereaved widow
one daughter, Beatrice and son,
William, both at home. He was-a
splendid gardenex* taking great
pride in this part of his work. He
was also a kind and loving neigh
bour ever ready to assist and also
beloved by all who knew him. One
sistei’ resides in Dublin, Ireland,
The last of his brothers predecease
| ed. him in September of this year.
The funeral will be held Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock and will be
1 conducted by Rev. D. McTavish with
interment in the Exeter1 cemetery..
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December
Ivor Mor-
daughter,
BIRTHS
BEERS—At Dr, Fletcher’s Hospit
al, on Wednesday, December 16,
to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seers, a son,
(William Lindsay.)
MORGAN—On Thursday,
10th, to Mr. and Mrs.
gan, of Usiborne, a
(Doreen Elizabeth.)
WILSON—In Victoria Hospital, Lon
don, on November 25, 1931, to
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilson, of Cen
tralia a son, (William Henry)
ARMSTRONG—In the Clinton Hos
pital on Thursday, December 10
to Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Armstrong
of Hay, a daughter.
IN MEMORIAM
JOHNS—In loving memory of
Andrew Wilfred Johns, who passed
away two years ago, December 18
1929.
Oh! for the touch of a vanished
hand
And the sound of a voice that is
• still.
Sadly missed by mother, father
sister.
MISSION BAND OFFICERS
and
DEATHS
HERN—In Exeter, on Saturday,
December* 12, 1931, Philip Hern
in his 77 til year.
DAMPIO'RT—At Byron Sanatorium
on. Saturday,, December ..12 th,
Morland Clifford Lamport, aged
22 years.
HARDING—In Exeter, on Monday,
December 14, 1931, Joslin Hard
ing, aged 66 years, 3 months and
9 days.
WARREN—In Usborne on Tuesday,
December 15th, William G. War
den, aged S3 years, 8 months and
8 days.
JTOOHEY-—In Detroit, Michigan, on
Wednesday, December 9tli, Ann
iCarroll, beloved wife of Dennis
Tbchey in hei’ 69th year.
CSORSAUT-—In London, on
ember 9th, James Corsaut,
loved husband of Henrietta Simp-
The annual meeting of the miss
ion band, of the Caven Presbyterian
church was held Thursday afternoon
in the school room. The president,
Miss Margaret Cam’pbell, presided.
The secretary, Miss Elaine Stanbury
gave the report of the year, which
was satisfactory, and the treasurer,
Miss Ethel Kydd’s report showed
$38,00 had been raised. The missy
ion band gave a junior membership
certificate to Miss Ethel Kydd and
blue seals to Misses Elaine Stanbury
and Margaret Campbell. The fol
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year; President, Miss
garet Campbell; vice president,
Elaine Stanbury; secretary,
Helen Grieve; assistant, Miss
bara Atkinson; treasurer, Miss
el Kydd; Mission Band leader,
(Rev.) Rhodes; supply committee,
Mrs. W- Blaney, Miss E. Hamilton
and Miss Jeckell. Refreshments
were then served by the committee
in charge.
Mar-
Miss
Miss
Bar-
Eth-
Mrs.
Deo
b>
Sharon School Concert is being
held on' Monday, December 21st at
eight o’clock. Everybody welcome.
Admission 115 and. 10c.
Ah Ideal Christmas
GUARANTEED GENUINE BRIDAL WREATH DIAMOND
RINGS FROM $10.00 TO $150.00
FINEST FULL LINE OF BULOVA, MARS AND MONT
ROSE wrist watches from $12.50 to $50.00
NEW SILVERWARE AND TOILETWARE COMPLETE
LINES AT REDUCED PRICES
NECKLACES, COMPACTS, SIGNET AND STONE RINGS.
COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF!
Fred Rabethge, Jeweller
Phone 55, Exeter
for mare foaled In 1929»
•William Patrick* of Btaffa, was
awarded 9th prise for mare foaled
in 1929; 2nd for gelding foaled in
1928; 5 th for
mares 3200 lbs.
Colauhoun was
gelding foaled in 1928; 4th for five
animals gelding or grade mares the
get of one pure bred draft stallion,
Stewart Dow, of Cromarty, was
awarded 9th prize for gelding foal
ed in 1928,
Kenneth McKellar, Cromarty,
won 7th for team of gelding or
mares over 3200,
team gelding or
or under; Hugh
awarded 3rd for
The funeral of the late James
Corsaut, of London, took place to
the Clandebpye cemetery on Friday
afternoon last. Mi’s, Corsaut’s. maid
name was Henrietta Simpson,ep
CREDITON EAST
and Mrs. Wm. Davidson and
heen
Mr.
daughter Ethel and son William, of
Pt. Huron, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Sam. Merner.
‘ Mrg. Wilson Anderson spent Fri
day in. London with hex’ sister-in-law
Mrs M. J. Graham.
Mr, and Mrs. Win. Heatherley and
daughter1 Thelma and Mr. Stanley
Kelly, all of London, and Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Motz and two children,
pf Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Motz.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Polinuk, of De
troit, spent the week-end with their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Motz.
/Mrs. Hannah Hoffman and son
Charlie and Mrs. Wm. Motz attended
the funeral in Exeter on Monday of
their cousin the
port.
Mr. and Mrs.
Ml’. <=-and Mrs.
daughter, all 'of
day with Mrs.
Charlie.
late Clifford Lam-
Wm. Hoffman and
Lee Hoffman
Zurich, spent
H. Hoffman
and
Sun-*
and
The reports received showed a Urge
increase ovei’ last year, Quite a
number will receive diplomas, others
seals for their diplomas of last year.
The teachers and officers were r.e»
elected for another year,
Mr, and Mrs. Will McTaggart re
turned. from Detroit where they have
been visiting with relatives and
friends.Messrs. Roy McDonald and Bert
Riley were in London last week on
business.
Mr. and Mrs, George Scpdre, of
Whalen,, visited with Mr. and Mrs,
Thos, Harris on Sunday.
Quite a number fyom here
tended the Firemen’s Dance in Hen-
sail Town Hall.
at-
ELIMVILLE
of
of
of
were in Seaforth on
last week attending
a cousin Mr. Elmer-*
Kingsville, formerly
arrived at the home
HURON COUNTY O.H.A.
INTERMEDIATE DATES
The following schedule has
adopted1 for the Huron County in
termediate group of the O. H. A.
The ‘first and second teams will play
off, goals to count,
December 29—Clinton at Sea
forth, Mitchell at Exeter.
Jan. 1—Seaforth at Goderich
Jan. 4*—Goderich at Mitchell.
Jan. 5—-Exeter at -Clinton.
Jan. 7—-Exeter at iSeaforth.
Jan. 8—Clinton at Goderich.
Jan. 12—-Mitchell1 vat Seaforth,
Goderich at Exeter.
Jan. 15—Exeter at Mitchell, Sea
forth at Clinton.
Jan. 18—Mitchell at Goderich.
Jan. 19—-Clinton at -Exeter.
Jan. 21—Goderich at Seaforth
Jan. 22-—Mitchell at Clinton.
Jan. 25—Exeter at Goderich, Sea
forth at Mitchell,
Jan. 28—Seaf-orth at Exeter, Clin-
fortli at Mitchell.
Feb. 1—Goderich at Clinton,
JAMES ST. Y. P. S.
ELECT OFFICERS
At the regular meeting of Ja-meS,
iStreet Young People’s Society on
Monday night an interesting Christ
mas program was given. Miss Meta
Salter read a very descriptive story
while Rev. D. McTavish also gave
a very interesting • and dramatic
Christmas story. Miss Reta Rowe
sang a solo and Mr. Gerald Ford
gave a reading. Mr. McTavish
then presided over the election of
officers for the coming year. The
following were elected: Pres., Gar
net Hicks; 1st Vice-Pres., Miss R.
Creech; 2nd Vice-Pres., Miss Ger
trude Francis; 3rd Vice-Pres., Ger
ald Ford; Secretary, Eli Christie;
Treasurer, Miss Doreen Dunn; -So
cial Convener, Clarence Down;
Pianist, Miss Lydia Stewart.
®_____________ _
JAMES ST. AV. M. S.
At the regular monthly meeting
of. the James fit. W. <M. -.St. held on
Thursday last the reports of the
year’s work in the various depart
ments were given and .plans Were
discussed for the coming year’s
work. Mrs. C. W. ‘Christie the presi
dent presided ovei’ the meeting and
Mrs. Maud Heywood1 read the de
votional leaflet. A Christmas pro
gram was combined with the month
ly study of Korea. The study leaflet
were taken by Mrs. Christie, Mrs.
Chas. Godbolt, Mrs. >H, Perkins and
Mrs. N. Ogden. Mrs. Frank Down
contributed a delightful Christmas
story, “Cats.” A piano1 solo by
Mrs. J. W. Batson; a vocal duet by
Mrs. W. R. Goulding and Mrs. A. O..
Elliott, “Silent Night, Holy Night”
and a solo toy Mrs. C. Frayne,
“There’s -a iSong in the Air’’ were
pleasing additions to the program
of the meeting. Miss Ella Bhapton
is the Missionary Monthly Secretary
and members are urged to subscribe to this helpful magazine.
contain-
sliipped
to the
FaV-
Jan.
2nd;
mar-
Can-
WINNERS AT GUELPH
T!wo car loads of horses
iiig 30 choice animals were
from Mitchell and Dublin
Winter Fair at Guelph where they
carried -off many of the prizes.
Among the prize winners were: Jas.
Scott and son, J. R. Scott, of Crom
arty, who secured Reserved Sr,
Champion Clysdale, with Molly
,orlte; mare foaled previous to
1st 1928 4 th; brood mare
special team of Canadian bred
es 2nd; championship for the
adian bred draft horse captured by
Bonnie Glen; gelding or mare over
1600 lbs. foaled previous to 1928
1st and 2nd; team of geldings or
mares over 3200 lbs. 1st. William
Urquhart, Mitchell won the grand
champion reserved award for clys
dale mare with Daisy Footprint;
which was also senior champion. He
was awarded 7th for mare foaled;
previous to Jan. 1st 1928; 1st for
Clysdale brood mare; 2nd and 3rd
GRAND BEND
ITlie great stretch of Pinery south
of the village known as the penin
sula and just lately been bought by
a Windsox’ Co., was sold to Frank S.
Saltei’ Co., of Detroit,-This. 5,000 ac
re stretch of land is
verted into a 18-hole
dance hall, yachting
wintex' and summer*
men are here, preparing for work at
once.
Nine new cottages have been built
and several rebuilt this fall and are
nearly all complete.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sturgeon, .who
have been at Manaiota Island for
the past two years, called on friends
in the village this week and expect
to makejGrand Rend their
again,
Mr. and Mrs. ’Cyrus Green spent
a few
Mr.
last Monday returning with a car
load of cattle of good type.
Miss Ruth Green has returned to
her home -aftei’ a visit with hei’ sis
ters aroung Hensail.
Miss Verna Ravelie, who has been
working in Woodstock is visiting
at her home,
Mr. and Mrs. Holt visited Mr. and
Mrs. T. Devine in Par-khili on Sun
day.
(Too late for last week.)
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holt and Miss
Gertrude Lovie spent .a couple of
days last week with Rev. W. J-
Mains, of Burns, and with friends
in Sarnia.
Mr. and . Mrs. Gordon Heamam
have returned front a short stay in
Port Huron.
Mr. Ed. Gill, who is in Victoria
Hospital, is improving slowly, also
Elgin We-bb at his home is getting
along nicely.
The United church is holding
it’s annual Christmas tree on Dec
ember 18 th
prepared.
The gale
last Sunday „ . _ . „
HuroiiTinto quite a turmoil.
Miss Emma ’ Mollard. continues
quite ill as yet.
The Owl club was held at Mr.
Roy Holt’s and a l'eal good time was
enjoyed.
•Mr. and Mrs.
and
Mr.
to be eon-
Golf Course,
harbour and
sports. The
„ home
We welcome them back..
days in Pt. Edward last week.
Wm. Love was in Toronto
with a good program
that swept over here
night stirred old Lake
Norman
son, Rufus, spent Sunday
and Mrs. J. W. Holt.
Tur,bull
with
CHISELHURST
The regular mouthy meeting
tlxe W. M. S. and Ladies’ Aid was
held in the school- room -of the
church on Tuesday last with a good
attendance. Aftei’ the devotional
exercises, roll call, and minutes of
last meeting read and adopted the
.topic, “Hard Times” in Korea was
taken up by Mrs. A. Cudmore, Mrs.
J, M. Glenn, Mrs. D. Chappel and
Mrs, Jas. Turnbull. At the close of
this meeting, officers w®re appoint
ed for the coming year' aS follows:
Pres., Mrs, A, -Cudmore; 1st Vice-
President, Mrs. J. M, Glenn; 2nd
Vice-Pres, -Mrs. Trenieer; Cor. and
Recording (Secretary, Mrs. W. J. Py-
bus; Treasurer,
man; Missionary Monthly Secretary
Mrs, .
•Secretary, Mrs, G. Ryckman; Stran
ger's Secretary, Mrs. G. Eyre; Assoc
iate Helpers -Secretary, .Mrs. G, L,
Wren; Temperance Secretary, Mrs,
D. Chappel; Press -Correspondent,
Mrs. Pybus.
The meeting was closed with sing
ing and prayer by the president/
The committee in charge of the
Entertainment and Christmas Tree
which will be given in the church
oh Tuesday evetxiug, December 22,
are preparing a good program con
sisting of choruses, dialogues, reci
tations and drills- "/ - - ■ -
teacher of Hibbert school Is nssist-
hig with her pupils.
The Sunday -School held their am
nual meeting on Monday evening.
of
Mrs. Carol iStone-
Roy McDonald; Stewardship
.Miss Patricli
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johns and Mr.
Kenneth Johns
Wednesday
the funeral
son Daley,
of Seniortli.
A baby girl
of Mr. -and Mrs. Ivoi’ .Mox’gan last
Thursday.
Next Sunday the service will be
held at 10,30 a.m, preaching and
Sunday -School combined, when the’
“White Gift” of clothing ‘ will be
brought for the needy in Saskatche
wan.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pym, Mrs. P,
Murch and Mr. Harry Murch were
in Toronto ovex’ the week-end to
see theix’ sister, Mi's. Jennie Jack-
son, who is in a critical condition
from the scalds received about a
month ago. Her friends here are
sorry to learn that her injuries have
taken a serious turn, aS her condi
tion was very hopeful a couple of
weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jones from
Kip-pen visited at Mr. Nelson Coul-
tis’ on Sunday,
Next Tuesday night, December
22nd, a Christmas Concert will be
give/n in the church. A splendid
program consisting of choruses, dia
logues, recitations, etc., will be giv
en. Santa Claus is also expected
to be present.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the funeral of -Mr. Philip Hern
in Exeter on Tuesday,
Relatives here of Mr, and Mrs. Les,
Bell, of Detroit, were shocked to
hear of the death of Enid Louise,
one of theix’ two-year-old twin
daughters,
children for a cai* ride ..
return the child had run off the
side walk again and
down by a car while
looked helplessly out of a window.
Friends will extend theix- sympathy
iix theix- loss.
Mr. and Mrs.
son Farnk,
ors at Mr. Chas. Johns one day
wpek.
Mr. and Mrs.
family, of Lucan,
home of the
cently.
The officers
sion Circle for
follows; ’ Hon.
Johns; Pres.,
Vice-Pres., Miss Marjorie Delbridge;
Secretary, Miss Helen Murch; Cor.
-Secretary, Mrs. J. Kirkland; Trees.,
Miss Margaret Johns; Mite Rox Se
cretary, Miss M’ary Hunter; Syst.
giving Secretary, Miss Vera Brock;
Assistant, Mrs. Wm. Bradshaw;
Stranger’s Secretary, Miss Bernice
Murch; Organist, Miss Dorothy
Delbridge; Assistants, Miss J. Kirk-
land and Miss Margaret Johns; P.
Secretary, Miss Helen Murch; Sup
ply Secretary, MI’S. Wm. Routly;
Literature Secretary, Miss Olive
Prance.
The regulai’ meeting of the AV,
M. >S. was held at the home of -Mrs.
Chas. G-odibolt on Wednesday, Dec
ember 9, with twenty-two members
present. Mrs. George Davis was in
charge. Meeting opened with a
hymn and Mrs. Fred Delbridge led
in prayer. Mrs. Alvin Pym read
the scripture lesson from Luke 1-
13 verses. Mrs. Ed. Johns sang a
solo “He Lifted Me.T The min
utes of the last meeting were- read
and approved. Roll call was re
sponded to by a Christmas message.
Leaflets were read by Mrs. George
Davis, Mrs. Wm. Ferguson, M'r,s. H.
Delbridge, Mrs. Clias. Godbolt and
Mrs. Wes. Johns. Another hymn was
sung and Rev. White closed with
prayer. Afterward the following
officers were elected for 1932: Hon.
Pres., Mrs. Chas. Johns; President,
Mrs. (Rev.) White;
Mrs.
Mrs-
Mrs.
Thos,
ford;
Horne
Delbridge; C ’ ”
Secretary, Mrs. j. France; Organists
Mrs. N.
Hunter; Baby Band supt,, Mrs. Al
vin Pym; Mission Rand Supt., Mrs.
Ed. Johns; Associate Helpers Sec
retary, Mrs. -Geo. Davis; Missionary
Monthly Secretary, Mrs. Sherwood
Brock; Temporalice secretary, Mrs,
F. M'itrch; Press Secretary, Mrs. H.
Ford; -Supply Secretary, Mrs, Rich.
Johns; Mite Box Secretary, Mrs. G.
Coward; Flower Committee, Mrs.,
F. Delbridge, Mrs. I. Gower and
Mrs. J 1’rout.
The folio wing are the officers of
the Btthday school for 1932, Supt.,
Wesley Johns; Assistant,
Fym; Binging Loader, Mr
Elf ord; Assistant Leader
Johiis; Secretary, Mr,
Johns; Assistant, Messrs. Alle<
lohns; Amos Herdman and Lavurnp
jSUijjner; Treasurex', mp. Hy. pel*
bridge; Organists, Mr.' IJy. WnrPU
and Miss iMarjorl0 Delbridge; .SnpL
Home Dept., Mrs. wes. Horne; Sup
erintendent Miss. Dept., Miss Verna-
Brock; Assistant, Mr. Horace Del*
bridge; Supt., Cradle Roll, Miss F*
Bell; Supt. Temp, Dept., Mrs. C#
Johns; Teachers; Sr. girls, -Mrs. C.
G-odibolt and Miss Lavona Cooper;,
intermediate girls, Mrs. Wes. Horne
and Mrs- Ed, Johns;
Marjorie Delbridge
Kirkland; Sr, boys;
Delbridge and Mr. J.
termediate boys, Rev,
Jr. boys, Mrs. Wm>
Mrs.
Mrs.
Miss
ence
White and Mrs, Wm. Rradshaw.
The officers of the fir. Bible Clasv
are; Teacher, Mr. Wm. Johns; As-'
sistant, Mr. Josh. Johns; President,
Mr, Wm. Veal; 1st Vice-Pres., Mrs.
Wm. Elford; 2nd Vice-Pres., Miss
Dora Delbridge; Treasurer, Mi’s. G»
Bailey; Secretary, Mr. Hy. Cole.
The officers of the Ur. Bible clasa-
are: Teacher, Wm. Routly; Assist
ant, Mr. Chas. Johns;
Lidston; Vice-pres.,
Johns; Secretary, Mr,
man; Treasurer, Mi’.
Bible Secretary, Mr.
and
Jr. girls, Miss
and Mrs, J,
Mi’. Horace
Kirkland; In-
L, ;C. White;
Routly
Newton clarke; primary
Hy. Delbridge; Primary
■Helen March and Miss
Bell; Beginners, Mrs.
and
bpy&
girls,.
Flor-
(Rev.),
Pres., Mr. W<
Mr, Garnet
Squire Herd-
John Ridley;1
Gilbert Johns!
Miss Verna Brock.
To
of
their two-year-old
Mr. Bell had taken the
and on their
was
her mother
struck
George Hern and
of Granton, were visit
last
Alex Johns
visited, at
former’s mother
and
the
re
of the Live Oak Mis-
the year 1932 are as
Pres., Mrs. Chas.
Miss Lavona Cooper;
. 1st Vice-Pres.,
Chas. God-bolt;/ 2nd Vice-Pres.
F. Delbridge, s.rd Vice-Pres,,
R. D. Hunter; Treasurer, Mrs.
Bell; Cor. Sec., Mrs. W. El-
Recording Secretary, Mrs. W.
Strangers’ See., .Mrs. Hy.
Christian Stewardship
Clarke and Mrs,R. D.
Mr, B, J.
William
Mr. K.
Howard
PUBLIC NOTICE
the General Puosic, Citizens o<
Exeter and the Neiglibonvliood^
RE CEMETERY LOTS
Notice is hereby given by the Ex*
etex’ Cemetery Board of Director^-
to the owners and” relatives of Cem
etery lot owners within the said
cemetery, when such lots have been!
abandoned and no care given or re
muneration offered for the upkeep;
of the same and w»en such aban
donment has existed for at least fjva
years and when such lot or lots are,
not claimed and any dues or charg
es with respect thereto are not paid
within six months aftei’ the last)
publication of this notice, the Cem
etery Board upon the expiration of
the said period will apply to . the
Judge of the County Court for an1
order authorizing the said Cemetery}
Board to repossess and sell the un-*
occupied part of such abandoned
lot oj, lots and apply the proceed^-
of such sale for the perpetual care'
of the occupied part of such lot.
Parties or relatives claiming tdj
have such aix interest in any of the
cemetery lots are hereby called up*
on to prove their claims and make'
such arrangements for the perpet*-
ual care as may be directed toy the'
Cemetery Board. J
An eai-ly and earnest reply is re*
quested.
This notice is
pursuant to the
Cemetery Act ■ of
utes of Ontario.
The following
numbers of lots
tery of which there
ownership) or xvhere
latives can be found, further lists!
will from time to time be published^
1st Centre Division, Lots No. 11#
66, 68, 129.
Division 2; Lots No. 135, 136.
Division 3; No. 7, 27, 56, 57, 84#.
86, 87, 122, 207, 249, 267, 297#
317, 352.
Division No. 4, Section 1; Lotfij
76, 77, 88.
• Division 4, Section 2; Lot-No. 107;
R. G. Seldon, 'Chairman)
Thomas Pryde, -Secretary}
Dated this Poth day of Dec., 1931,
being published;
provisions of tha
tile Revised Stat-
is
in
a list of the!
the said ceme-
is no record ofl
no trace of re-
NOTICE TO CREDITORS '
- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thaV
all creditors and others having)
claims against the estate of RICH*
ARD. O’ROU-RKE, late of the Town*
ship of Stephen, in the County of!
Huron, Farmer, who died on Dec
ember 2nd, A. D., 1931, are requir*
ed to forward their claims duly;
proven to the undersigned on 0$
before the fourth day of January#
A. D., 1932. d
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER- GIV*
EN that aftei- the said date the Exo*
cutors will "proceed to distribute thol
estate having regard only to tha?
(paints of which they then shall have!
notice., 11
DATED AT EXETER, ONT., thl^
sixteenth day of December, A. D.«
1931.(
GLADMAN & STANBURY)
Hensail -and Exeter?
Solicitors for Executory
' .... 31'■ - $
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
all creditors and others having
claims against the estate of RICH
ARD HENRY ELWORTHY late oS
tile Village of Exeter, in the .County
of Huron, Gentleman, who died oh,’
the Tenth day of November, A, IL
1931, are required to forward theiij
claims duly proven to the under*
signed on or before the Twenty
eighth day of December, A. D. 1931#
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV
EN that after the said date the Ex
ecutors will proceed to distribute!
the estate having regard only to the
they then shallclaims of Which
have notice,
Dated at Exeter,
of
Ont, this Sth day?
D. 1931. .
STANBURY r
December, A.
GLADMAN &_________„
Exeter and-Hensail,
Executors* solicitors,