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HOULAHAN-
' day, September 8th,
Mrs. J. Hculahan,
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FASHION LADIES' WEAR
EXETER, ONTARIO
SATURDAY, SEPT. 19
This Store has been bought by J. Zuber, Kitchener
Mrs. Zuber has had many years of experience
in the Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear in fitting and
buying. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Come in and get acquainted. You are cordially invited to
see for yourself the wonderful values we can give you.
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BKMSI
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New Fall & Winter HATS
All fur felts. Colors, black, brown, wine & navy
1.75 to $3.49 L h
We specialize in large head sizes.
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FALL /DRE S
for Sport, Afternoon and Sumbf Night Wear
in youthful styles-/ Sheer CreptfTSatin faced Crepe and
Velvet. ~ - - • * -
Navy, Black,
Fall Prints, Travel H
freen, Win#?veeds and Fine Wool in
Get acquainted prices
$2.7 'o $16.75
I S 14 TO 52 1-2
We specialize in short, stout
and half sizes in coats
and dresses.
We are making our residence here
and hope you will let us assist you
in your clothing problems.
Women’s & Misses’ Fall & Winter
VW
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Ml
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COATS
in youthful styles
trimmed with Sable, Seal, Beaver, Fox
in the newest colors, brown, black,
navy, sand, wine. Get acquainted prices!
BALKWILL—HODGSON — At the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Skinner,
cn Wednesday, Sept. 16th, Viola
Alice, niece of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Skinner and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Hodgson, Decker,
Man., to William E. Balkwill, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Balkwill,
of Exeter, by Rev. Arthur Page.
JEFFREY—HAY—At the Tbaanes
Read Manse on Saturday, Sept.
l‘2th, Mabel Lorraine, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Hay, of Exe
ter, to Mr. Victor George Jeffrey,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Jeff
rey. of Usbctne, by Rev. William
Mair.
RANDS—ROBINSON—On Saturday
September 12th, at St. Thomas
Anglican church, Seaforth, Ethel
Mae Robinson, daughter of Mr.
David Robinson and the late Mrs.
R binsun to Mr. Levi Rands, all
of Hensall. by Rev. Canon Apple-
Bird.
DEATHS
WORDEN—In Scott Memorial Hos
pital. Seaforth, on Monday, Sept.
14:h. Mrs. William Worden, cf
Hibbert, aged 45 years.
SANGSTER—In Hensall. on Sunday,
September 13th, William gangster
aged 47 years.
SCHROEDER—In Dashwood, on !
Tuesday, .September 10, 193 6,
Jac.'b Schroeder in his 77 th year.
HODGINS—At her late residence,
59 6 Colbo’.ne street, London, Ont.
on Friday, September lltli, Am
anda. daughter cf the late Robert
R. and Mary Ann Hodgins, Clan-
deboye.
STEWART — At Ailsa Craig, cn
Sunday, September 6th, 1936,
Archibald D. Stewart, V.S., belov-
husband of the late Minnie
Cell, in his 74th year.
se
Mr.
Parkh
of the
Isabel
if Mr
of Or?
place
AUCTION SALE
--- of ,—.
FARM, FARM STOCK, IMPLE
MENTS & HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The unde:signed au tiuneer has re
ceived instructions to sell by public
auction, on
Lot 23, Con, 7, Stephen Township
2 miles north of Crediton on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, 1936
at 1 o’clock the following:
HORSES—Draft horse 7 yrs. old;
draft mare 11 yrs. old; draft mare
16 yrs. old; driving pony.
CATTLE—Cow due Oct. 20th; 1
heifer due Oct. 22nd; 2 heifers due
April 25th; 2 fresh cows; Cow due
June 5th; Durham bull; farrow cow;
5 2-year olds; 4 yearlings, spring
calf.
POULTRY—100 hens.
IMPLEMENTS — M.H. Binder; 1
mower, hay rake, roller, gravel box,
riding plow, walking plow’, cultiva
tor, bean scuffler, hand scuffler, set
harrows, pulper, fertilizer drill, one
turnip drill, disc, hay loader, gang
plow, 2-furrow plow, hay rack, heavy
wagon, seed drill, set sleighs, cutter,
buggy, carriage, wheel barrow, wa
gon box, pig rack, ladder, gas en
gine and chopper, manure spreader,
reaper, set heavy harness, single
harness, quantity of hay, pump, corn
cutter, wire stretchers, fanning mill,
forks, shovels, hoes, neckyokes, whiffietrees, chains, boxes and bar
rels.
GRAIN—100
bushels rnixe
HOUSEH
steve, 2 h
bed and
, ,1 I I,;............*............................
Plymouth car 1929 in good running
■order; 18 leads of good mixed hay.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS— Range
stove, Doherty, nearly new, burns
wood or coal; wood heater; kitchen
stove burns wood or coal; extension
tables 10 ft.; kitehen chaits; 6 din
ing room chairs; good kitchen table,
3 x 7 all cherry wood; 1 couch; 5
rolls of linoleum; 2 settees; parlor
table; nig 9 x 12; quantity of car
pets; parlor lamp; bedioom suite;
2 beds; mattresses; 3 benches; pict
ure frames; churn; screen doors; 2
new stable windows; arm chair;
quantity of sealers; pots and pans;
■galvanized tub; wooden tuhs, and
all other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH
Real Estate: 100 acre farm on same
lot (more or less, bank barn, ^driving
Shed, large wood shed, bri k house
with kitchen, small orchard, pleftify
of .water, well fenced and also well
drained, mostly all seeded down,
around 10 or 12 acres of good bush.
Terms of Real Estate—10 per cent.
to be paid on day of sale and bal
ance in 30 days.
ARTHUR WEBER, Auctioneer
Mrs. Oliver Fee, Mrs. Gordon Love,
Executors of the late Mr. Ferdin
and Stelck, Estate.
time
the
more
bank
and
served bit.
ushels oats, 300
rain.
EFFECTS—Banner
ers, rug, Kolster radio,
ings, gas lamp.
ESTATE
ng of 100
ss with good brick
barn, drive shed, well
drained. (Sold subject
same
or sale
acres
house,
fenced
to re
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that all creditors and others having
claims against the estate
ERINE FAHNER, late of
ship of Stephen, in the
Huron, married woman,
on the seventh day of August, 19 3 6,
are required to forward their claims
duly proven to the undersigned on
or before the Twenty-First day of
September, 193 6. /
AND NOTICE IS /URTHER GIV
EN that after the
ministrator will j bute the estate Jh
to the claims
have notice.
Dated at I
day
IS
of CATH-
the Town-
County of
who died
TERMS—
Chattels, Cash. Real Estate,
per vent, on day of sale, balance in
30 days.
The estate of the late Peter Marlene
F. COATES, Clerk
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
ll)Said date the Ad-
jjnoc-eed to distri^
aving regard
oifwhieh he thei^OTalland Mrs.
ill. annou
>ir
'.e
an
ia
, of ament
Rubie
ly sen
rman Turnbull,
redding to take
ternher.
CARD OF T^NKSj The famj^^Vf theklate Chas.
I Fairhall tatae^ fhis opapxtunity of
j thanking tireir nlany friends for the
< kindn@ss.4how’n an^gfir recent sad
• bereave^*ent,.s^^s^mally to
/ who lo^neW^T^s and Rev.
! Stewart?
j |cARy OF _ THANKS
J Mr. Richard,,/Hipp anjr _____
j wish to think .tJieir man^friends for
j the kindness hnd^ sympathy extended
■ during their recen^ bereavement.
]We also wish to thank these who so
i kindly
f 1 ewers.
EXECUTOR’S SALE
— of ---
VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROP
ERTY AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
IN EXETER
remembered Mother
hroedei
bereav
and n
Mrs.
wish io
11 j the f| kindness and
j during Mr. S
in their recdni
pecially for t
loan of cars.
CARD
Mr. Harcld WalpejM^
press his
I thanks io
I Bend
; whos*
help
ing t
thus
those
R. N.
family
with
ajKl family
te thanks
jors for the
y extended
illness and
rent, and es-
trinutes and
PP
OF THANKS-s^
^.Jshes io ex-
gratitud< and
.woof andf Grand
others
d efficient
ul in controll-
t hi§ farm and
loss.
I CARD OF THANKS
f. For all the assistance both finan
cial and in labor following our re
cent loss by fire we take this means
! to extend cur most heartfelt thanks.
Special thanks is extended to those
who organized the assistance.—Oluf
! Pedersen and family, Dashwood,
Ont.
card ghTth
Jacqb Scliroed express their
fiend:
sincer^
the-dfasl:
I fire brjga.de and
;e quickth’espc'
were sajsucces
:he recen^fire
averted se^
,o
IN MFMORIAM
In loving memory of our dear daugh
ter Minnie, who passed away on
September 20th, 1935.
The days bring hat-kyg"!
The loved one^.....
And these wh^wl
Are theses'
One year
day,
God
FcrgejJ
Forjra
Thj
lin :
0 10V I
s passed
d her
since
bes
ad
liveth still,
grf&t, the shock
rcd the one vfe 1
her, no, we
our he.a
blow^i^as
levere,
little thought tl
And only those wh H t&-5»
®ie pain of
Will.
Someday we^jrBpe, to meet her,
SomeWfewW’eT’know’ not when
We shall clasp her hand
In a better land,
And we‘11 never part again.
Written and inserted by Mothe:
and Father and Brother Lloyd
Baynham.
without fare-
end was near,
have lost can
AUCTION SALE
STOCKERS |eND FEEDER
to^/e held at
jRINGTON’S FABM,FRED ELlJ
2 miles North & 3 3-4 niile^’feast2 miles North & 3 3-4 nlil<
Exeter Vi
on —FRIDAY, Sl|»TEMBHJ|y 25i t
Comh^ncin’g ‘ 2 p.’nj ■.
125 Good^ualjlfy Stockej^ and
Feeders, ftteei’S & Heifers in
Good 1-4e,^ Ftom 500 Jio 900
< Pounds /■"
TEAMS—CASfl
Cattle delive;eo^up to distance of
20 miles a head.
WM. NAIRN, Auctioneer
J, M'ARTHUR, Proprietor
231 1,1936
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell on the premises of
the late W. H.
SATURDAY,
at 2 p.m. the
Settee, Rocking Chairs,
Room Table and Chairs,
Cupboards, Drop Leaf Table, 2 Bed
room Suites. Couch, Lounge, Kit
chen Cupboard, Kitchen Chairs, Or
gan, Electric Lamp, Carpets, Dishes,
Bedding, Garden Tools and other
household articles.
Also FORD COUPE, 1927 Model
(with
dition
P. Hooper on
SEPTEMBER 26th
following Chattels:
Dining
2 Glass j
I
self starter) in splendid con-
mechanically and as to paint,
Heal Estate
288, New Municipal PlanLot
Number Twenty (20) in the Village
of Exeter, formerly known as Lot
Number S6, on the South Side of
Huron Street, Carling and Acheson’s
Survey, containing one acre more or
less.
On the property is a comfortable
brick house in good repair, having
been recently repainted and redec
orated,
the quant
garden an
ed, and
fxeter
nbe’Aji
$7 this First.
. 1936.
STANBURY
Exeter and Hensall
Solicitors for Administrator-
of Sept.®!
gladmIs
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that all creditors and others having
claims against the estate of JAMES
ROBERTSON, late of the Village o£
Hensall, in the County of Huron
gentleman, who died on the seven
teen day of June, 193 6, are required
to forward their claims duly proven .
' ' ’ gnjd on or before thgd
i (Jay of Septemlw^
to the undetsi;
Twenty-Eighth
1936.
AND NO TIG
EN that after
cuter will prgpeed t;
estate bavin
claims of w]
notice. i
Dated at Exete
of September A.D
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Exeter and Hensall
Solicitors for Executor
f veg.
IS FURTI
said $fetr
only
then s
^T'GIV-
mlie Exe-
ibute the
to
hall
the
have
day
Ont., this E
1936.
ghth
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
all creditors and others having
claims against the estate of ELIZA-
I BETH MCKENZIE, late of the Vil-
large of Hensall, in the County of
Huron, Widow, who died on the
Fourteenth day of August, 193 6, are
required to forward their claims
duly proven to the undersigned on
or before the Fifth/day of October,
1936. /
AND NOTICE Is/fURTHER GIV^
EN that after thersaid date the ,15^- cutors .will prcc^d to distribi^^lhe
estate having Jtgard onlw^’o the
claims of whiqf they thejj^hall have
notice. J
DATED afATJjft^er, this fifteenth
day of September, 19 3 6.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Hensall and Exeter
Executors’ Solicitors
t
‘"locat-
•then particulars, apply to:
so a good stable,
y of land desiral
run for cow’
ong good n
CHATTELS Cashj#®’
(10%
Ten per cent.
V of sale and balance
irty days, when posses-
For
FRANK TAYLOR Auctioneer
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Exeter and Hensall
Solicitors for Executor
AUCTION SALE
— of —
FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The undersigned auctioneer has
received instructions to sell by public
auction at
Lot 27, Con. 5, Hay Township
3 miles west of Henlall and li miles
North! on
IBER 18, 1936
1 the following:
ine team of aged
od condition.
— Massey-Harris
M.-H. -inowe
. cultivator;
3 section ha:
new;
16 ft.
' riding
ne. hors^j^fecuffler;
gen; top
I cutter;
1200 lb.
mg lad-
bags; 6
wooden track;
harness, new;
?ss; wheelbarrow;
kettles; horse col-
blankets;
chains;
carpenter tools; hay
11
h
3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
RE: RICHARD G. TERRY, late of
the Village of Exeter, in the
County of Huron, Carpcntem^tte-
ceased. “
CREDITORS AND OTHE'
claims against the estate deceased q^'e required^ October 5th, 1936, JpT,... ___ ._
undersigned* Soliei$Sr fo-r the execu
tors full yarticjriSrs of their claims
(’■ . nIt.,1.1.1. v„„
said exe^itQ^s will proceed to distri-
’VSsetS of said estate having
~ having
p„ : the said h or before
#rfyle with the
duly vermecGMter which date the
bute tlr^____ __________ ____o
regard only to the claims of which
notice has been received. .
DATED this 16th day of SepteiUL?
r A. D. 1936.
J. W. MORLEY,
Solicitor for Executors,
Exeter, Ont,
FRIDAY, SEPT
at 12.30 o’cloc
HORSES—One
Clyde mares in
IMPLEMENT
binder, 6 ft. c
ft. cut, new; M
on 10 hoe drill
M.-H. bay load
wagon; wagon
reaper; Quebe
walking plows,
pair bob sleigh
buggy; road ca
harrow cart; 1
scales; fanning
dets; quantity
sling ropes; cap
double set
single set of
stone boat; 2
lars; horse
forks; shovels;
"WhiffletreeS; t-tiipcmer luuis; nuy
fork; 3 chop boxes; grass seeder;
bag truck, root pulper, cutting box;
gravel box; quantity of lumber;
gang plow; vinegar barrel; cross
cut saw; grind stone; pea harvest
er; clover buncher for mower;
windless; stock rack; ditching scoop
scythe; water trough; quantity of
barrels and boxes; 27 cord wood;
log beat
neckyokes
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that,
persons 1
estate of
Township
of Huron
about the^ twenty-four
March, A,*®, 1933.
forward ,f®eir clain
tn the u
before tb 1936. f
And J
after
proceed
having
which
Date II
her,
th
that
wiH
xecutor on or
of October
laving claims against
William Sims,
oL-Stephen, in
■Farmer, who n or
lay of
lied to
proven
A.D.
he
bls
A.D.
further given
e the exeoutoi
"'distribute the estate
d only to the claims of
than shall have notice.
Court eent
1936.
Murray
day of Scptem-
Noil, Executor
Creditor*, Ont,