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at
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DODGE & DESOTOFRED DOBBS
Seaforth Badminton Club
the local players at {
and social evening
Seaforth won the
202-1G1 and also
doubles. The Exe-
BIRTHS
THOMSON-—At Dr. Fletcher’s Hos
pital cm Wednesday, December
3rd, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Doug
las Thomson, a daughter.
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CARD OF THANKS
SEAFORTH DEFEATS EXETER
IN badminton tournament
The
were guests of
a tournament
Tuesday night,
mixed .doubles
took the men's
ter ladies won their doubles 107'73*
In the mixed doubles Sally Wood
and Stan Dorrance lost to Bob Din-
ney and Norma Stephens in two
very thrilling and close games.
The feature games of the night were
the men’s doubles between Dorrance,
and Hays, of Seaforth, and Sanders
and Dinney, of the local club. Sea
forth were the winners by one point.
Exeter’s top wqmen’s team, Dean
Snell and Norma Stephens had no
trouble in winning from E. Lester
and S. Woods of the Seaforth Club
in the ladies’ doubles. The scores
were as follows:
tWQ features
“Sailors Three’*
Hilarious comedy starring
JACK HURLBURT and All-
Star Cast of British Comediaps
“Prairie Schooner”
A Western, with
CHAS. STARRETT
MOWAY and TUESDAY) Pec 8 & 9
Hospi-
Novern-
Russell
The family of the late Mrs. Wm.
Snell,
their neighbors and friends
their *many acts of kindness
sympathy In tjiei’r recent sad be
reavement,? for floral tributes,
who sang and those who loaned
- ’ ~ - - ReV.
PP
Dashwood, wish, to thank
for
and
cars; also Dr. Baylor and
Becker.
all
1941, Burton
in his 57th year,
Crediton, on Friday,
28th, 1941, Louisa
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CARD OF THANKS
DEATHS
PRES3CAT0R—In Victoria
taj, London, on Saturday,
her 29th,
Preszcator,
EILBER—In
November
Morlock, wife of the late Henry
F. Eilber, in her 72nd
BAWDEN—In
London, on Thursday!
2i7th, 194L
den, in his 58 th year.
HARTLEIB—In Hay Township, on
Thursday, November 27th,
Jonas Hartleib, in his 85th
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CARD OF THANKS
Victoria
Frederick
year.
Hospital,
November
W. Baw-
1941,
year.
Mrs. Herb Bibby wishes to thank
all those who so kindly remember
ed her with flowers, cards and
treats while a patient in Victoria
Hospital.
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CARD OF THANKS
Ronald and Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Swartz take
thank all who remembered Ronald
with flowers, cards and treats while
he was in the hospital. cc
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this opportunity to
CARD OF THANKS
, Mrs. Fred Bawden and Helen wish
to express their sincere thanks to
the friends and neighbors for the
kindness and sympathy
during their bereavement,
the lovely floral tributes,
of cars and especially to
Hunt.
extended
also for
the loan
Rev. Mr.
Hartleib family, of
wish to thank their
and neighbours
Dash-
many
for the
The
wood,
friends
kindness and sympathy extended to
them during their bereavement; for
floral tributes arid those who loan
ed cars; also to Mrs. Mervin Tie
man, who assisted at the piano
while Harry Hoffman rendered a
solo and duet by Harry Hoffman
and Glen Walper; also Rev.
Becker, who officiated.
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CARD OF THANKS
C.
Mrs,. -Samuel Preszcator and fam
ily wish to thank’the neighbors and
friends for the- kindness and sym
pathy extended during their be
reavement, especially the Masonic
Order, Rev. N. J. Woods and Rev.
M. A. Hunt, the Canning Factory
staff, also for the floral tributes,
the loan of cars and for the many
kind enquiries.
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ELIMVILLE
isMrs. Len O’Reilly, of Sarnia,
visiting with Mrs. John Brock.
The many friends of Mrs. Sam
uel Brock will regret to know that
she has suffered a stroke and is in
quite a helpless condition.
AKE
all
Products
ALMOND PASTE 50c a pound
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XMAS CANDY, CANDY NOVELTIES, FRESH
ROASTED PEANUTS . **
We would appreciate your order for Christmas ,
Fruit Bread
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We use only
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materials
BREAD AND PASTRY FLOUR
IT WILL PAY YOU TO GET OUR PRICES ON FLOUR
SHORT BREAD AND MINCE PIES
Have you tried our -Doughnuts?
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» Mixed Doubles
S. Wood, S. Dorrance vs. N, Ste
phens, R. Dinney, 8-11, 9-11; M.
Hart, G. Hays vs. E. Snell, B. San
ders, 5-11, 8-11; B. Hays, A. Smith
vs. H. Dignan, E. Carscadden, 3-11,
3-11; I. Forrest, A. Smith vs. B.
Dinney, R, Southcott, 11-5, ^11-1;
MWJlen, *C. Reith^s. A. Gaiser- N.. Hannigan, ,11-F* MW* E, Les.tej*, d|
Silis, vs. M. May, K. Pickett, 11-2,
11-7; M, Allen, C. Reith vs, M, Mel
ville, A Swain, 11-1, 11-8; I. For
rest, A. Smith vs. M. Tape, B? Shaw,
11-3, 11-6; M. Allen, C. Reith vs'.
H. Morgan, R. jfillgartner’, 11-4,
Lester, D. Sills, vs. N.
R, Snell,‘11-7, 11-5; M.
Hays, vs. H. Dignan, L.
11-9, 11-5. Total,
11'6;
Morgan,
11-g; E.
Stephens,
Hart; G.
Stephens,
forth, 202, Exeter 161.
Ladies’ Doiibles
E. Lester, S. Wood vs,
N. Stephens, 2-11, 1-11;
B, Hays vs. H.. Dignan,
5-11, 11-3; I. Forrest, M.
A, Gaiser,
E. Lester, M.
Snell, 11-7,
Hays, vs. M.
11-6, 11-3; I.
H. Mofgan, ,N. Stephens, 0-11, 2-11.
Total, Exeter 10'8, Seaforth 73.
Men’s Doubles
Dorrance, Hays vs. Sanders, Din
ney, 11-7;. 6-11; Reith’, Smithvs.
Carscadden,, Stephens, 7-11, 7-11;
Sills, Dorrance vs. Hannigan, South-
cott, ll-5> 11-1; Reith, Sills vs.
Pickett, Snell, 11-5, 11-4; Hays,
Dorrance vs. Shaw, Sanders—Sea
forth; Reith, Smith vs. Hillgartner,
Carscadden, Seaforth; Seaforth won
the men’s doubles.
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CYCLONE LEAGUE INVITES
LONDON TO ENTER TEAMS
It would look as if the Exeter
Municipal Arena will be the scene
of many hard-fought hockey battles
qgain this winter. All the teams of
the district have lost men through
enlistments and removal to war' in
dustries but it is expected • that the
Cyclone League will operate.
Lucan, last year’s champions* and
Exeter, are fboth prepared to enter
teams, and it is hoped that Dash
wood and Hensail may be able to
do so. Crediton has been particu
larly hard hit in the loss of players
and will hardly be able to ice a
team.
It is possible that room could be
made in the league for one or two
London teams, who would care to
play their games in Exeter. The
manager of any city team that
might be interested in this 'can get
in touch with C. V. Pickard, Exeter.
The high ^chool has entered a
team in WOSSA. Robert Southcott,
last year's goalie, will be missing
from the line-up, as will !be the
Fahner brothers, Austin and Wal
lace. 'Crediton will still be repre
sented by a Fahner, however, as
a cousin, C. Fahner, is sure of a
place on this year’s team. Other
names mentioned as likely to make
the team are Moore* Traquair, B'.
Sanders, R. Nichol and F. Morlock.
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Sea-
Snell,
Hart,
May,
E.
M.
M.
Allen vs.
B. Dinney, 6-11, 6-11;
Hart vs. M. Tape, E.
7-11; S. Wood, B.
Melville, H. Dignan,
Forrest, M. Allen vs.
SOCIAL EVENING
. AT EDEN SCHOOL
A social evening was held at Ed
en school on Friday evening last.
Mr. J, C. Shearer, agricultural rep
resentative from Clinton, was pre
sent and spoke on Canada’s contri-
butibn to the war effort. He stress
ed the important part Huron Conn-
i ty Is playing in agricultural pro
duction. Mr, A. W. Morgan Spoke
on the Federation of Agriculture.
Musical numbers were given by
Miss Pearl Wood and readings by
Mrs, Tomlinson. Mr. Fred Ford
was chairman. Lunch was served;
,followed by dancing,
The annual meeting of the Mc-
Gfllivray-Mt. Carmel Bed Cress So
ciety wil) be held, in West McGlH-
Thursdey evening,
8 o’clock. You are
to be present,
ivray Hall on
December 11, at
cordially Invited
Two Nights Only
two features
Entire proceeds of this perform
ance to be donated to the Exeter
Branch of the Red Cross
“Underground”
Starring JEFFERY LYNN and
MONA MARIS
Goes Latin”
Starring BLONDIE and
DAGWOOD
ARRIVED IN ENGLAND
On Wednesday last, Nov* 26th,
Mrs. Vernon Heywood received word
that her husband, Pte. Heywood,
had arrived safely overseas with, the
last contingent qf the 5th Canad
ian Amoved Division. Vernon
signed, up in the Perth Regiment on
.September Id, 193&, being one of
the first Exeter hoys to join the
active service, He spent most of
his first year as a gas instructor
at Wolseley Barracks, in London,
Ont., then went to Hamilton, where
he attended the Canadian Army
Trades School, qualifying as an
armament artificer. In September
of this year' )Pte, Heywood was trans
ferred to the Royal 'Canadian Ordi
nance Corps as a fitter. The Corps
left Camp Borden on Armistice Day
as a unit of the -Fifth Canadian
Armored Division.
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
De^ .10 and 11 —
. two features
“Meet Boston Blackie”
Starring CHESTER MORRIS
“Sweetheart of the Campus
Starring RUBY KEELER
3 Nights Only
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GEORGE WRIGHT SAYS:
There is still tinafi to
Order Your Bond Suit for Christmas
CMlk Stripes, Worsteds and Imported Serges in smartly
tailored styles
DANCING.
Exeter
Every
Big
This
THE
Bawswrawa
$19.75 and up
A complete line of
MEN’S, WOMEN’S & CHILDREN’S RUBBER FOOTWEAR
(Opera House)
Saturday Night
Floor Show
week featuring
PAUL BROS.
from Kirkton
Steeper’s Orchestra
Admission 35c
HCV3OB:
James St. Evening Auxiliary
The December
Willing Workers’
of James Street
at the home of
Monday evening.
Miss Helen Penhale, was in charge
of the business period.
thg year’s work were given,
nominating
the slate of
follows:
Hon. pres.
Sharpe, Mrs. Page; pres,
Penhale; 1st vice-pres.,
Southcott; 2nd vice-pres., Mrs. W.
Thomson; sec., Miss Mary McKaig;
asst, sec., Miss Jean Sheere; treas.,
Miss Greta Harness; asst, treas.,
Miss Eileen Snell;
May Jones; stewardship sec.,
W. C, Allison; birthday box
Mrs. E, Lindenfield; mite box
Miss Meta Salter; supply sec.,
Alice Handford; Missionary Month
ly sec,, Mrs. Witmer; pianist, Miss
Pearl Wood; asst, pianist, Mrs. W-
R. Goulding; press reporter, Miss
Gladys Stone; community friend
ship, Miss Florence Down; group
leaders, Mrs. I. Ford, Mrs. H, H.
Cowen, Mrs. S. B. Taylor, Miss Ver
na Coates; emergency comm., Miss
May Jones, Miss Alice Handford,
Mrs,' W. 'C. Allison, Mrs. E. Linden
field, Miss Florence Down,
Mrs. Hamilton presided over the
following program. The Canadian
Friendship Carol Service jin -the
Missionary Monthly was followed.
Those taking part were Miss Stella
Southcott, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Cow
en, Mrs. 'Cann, Miss Horton,
Robertson, Miss Mary McKaig, Miss
es Jean and Marion Elliot,
Hern, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Gould
ing. Mrs. Hamilton then told the
Story of the Black Madonna. The
meeting' closed' Jwith the National
Anthem. Lunch was served by
group in charge of the meeting.
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meeting of the
Evening Auxiliary
church was held
Mrs. Goulding on
The president,
Reports of
The
committee presented
officers which are as
Mrs. J. Rowe, Mrs,
., Miss Helen
Miss Stella
Corr, sec.,Miss
Mr§.
sec,,
sec.,
Miss
Mrs.
Mrs.
the
Mr.
son
Mr.
KIRKTON . .
Mr. Herbert Ross,; of Kingston,
spent- the week-end with ,his; aunt,
Mrs. S. Tufts.
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Marshall spent
Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. W. N.
Gunning at Granton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Muir, of Em-
bro, were Sunday, guests with
and Mrs. M. Gregory. •
Mr. and Mrs. Wib Cluff and
Don were -Sunday guests with
and Mrs. W. Ryckman, at Exeter.
Mrs. Geo. ■ Mills, an old esteemed
resident of the yiilage for many
years, was taken to Stratford Gen
eral Hospital on Saturday,
A' large number of ladies met in
the basement of St. Paul’s church
and quilted quite a number of qpilts
for the Red Cross this week.
Mr. -and Mrs. Milton Gregory, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Medd, of Exeter, spent Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Gregory
at Uniondale.
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Leavitt’s Theatre are donatio „
th0 entire proceeds of Monday t,nd
Tuesday evening? o' next w„ek to
the Exeter Branch Of the Red Cross.
There will be two features, “Under
ground” starring Jeffery Lynn and
Mona Harris; “Blondie Goes Latin”
starring Blondie and Dagwood.
SAINTSBURY
Mrs. Will Davis is spending a
days with her son, Clarence.
Mr. J. R. Crouchman, of Toronto,
spent a few-days last week with Mr.
Wm. Dobbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Inges, of Lon
don, spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs.- Harry Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Chapman and
family spent Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Minor Dobbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Minor Dobbs, Eve-
leen and Bill spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Doupe, of Kirkton.
We are sorry to report that Miss
Marip Dobbs Was taken to Victoria
Hospital, where She underwent an
operation on Friday, She is quite
ill at time of writing.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Fred Dobbs left
Friday for Toronto. Mrs. Nellie
Dobbs, who was a patient in Vic
toria Hospital, accompanied them.
She will remain in Toronto for the
winter with her sister, Mrs, Cecil
O’Brien.
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few
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CENTRALIA
Miss Mary Glavin has accepted a
position in Mr. Andrew’s store, re
placing Miss Doris Greb. We wel
come her to our midst.
Practical Xmas Suggestions
Ties, Sox, Windbreakers, Sweaters, Pyjamas, Underwear,
flippers, Scarves, Gloves
WALKER’S OVERALLS FOR THE WORKMAN
We guarantee not to be undersold on all these branded lines.
GEORGE WRIGHT
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
FEED
McNeil & Nairn, auctioneers, will
sell by public auction on
LOT 17, TOWNLINE FULLARTON
AND BLANSHARD
4 miles north of Kirkton
on
and
Mrs.
WOODHAM
Mrs. Victor Chatten spent * the
week-end in London.
Mr. a«d Mrs. Gordon Dykeman
and children, of Galt, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McNaughton.
Mr, and Mrs.. Wm. Mills enter
tained frieuds from Grimsby dur
ing the week-end. •
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Law, of
London, spent-Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Wesley Shier.
•Mr. John Camm and Mr.
Mrs. Dickey were visitors with
John Routley on Sunday las^
On Wednesday of last week Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Squire called on Mrs,
'Joey Dayman, of Kip'pen, who is
quite ill at her home there.
Word has been received that Pri
vates Lome McNaughton and Jt°y
Shier have arrived safely in Eng
land with the last contingent.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Louth and
little son, Franklin, of Toronto,
were week-end visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Whitfield Switzer.
Mrs. Mayne Talbot, of Bruce-
field, returned home Wednesday
evening of last week, having spent
a week visiting her aunt, Mrs. John
Routley, and Mrs. Pollick.
The W.M.S. 'met -Wednesday of
this week in the basement of the
Sunday School.. Election of of
ficers for the coming year took
place and Mrs. Delmar Johnson had
charge of the programme.,„ . .
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Squire were en
tertained on Wednesday evning at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Cann, Thames Road, and on Friday
evening at -the home of Mr. arid
Mrs. Percy Passmore, Thames Road.
Mr. and
Audrey were
and
same
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10th
1941, commencing at 1 o’clock sha^p
the following:
HORSES—Bay mare 9 years old;
gray gelding 6 years old,
CATTLE—5 fresh Holstein cows
with calves by theii’ side; 4 fresh
Holstein heifers with calves by their
Jan-
5 Holstein h’eifers due in
5 Dur
Mrs. Albert Scott
also visitors at
Mrs. Passmore’s home
evening. !
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and
Mr.
the
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KHIVA
and Mrs. J. Hutchinson, ofMr. .. .. ...
London, visited last Sunday with
relatives.
Mr. F. Preeter,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. E. G. Kraft.
Miss Evelyn McCann, of Rodney,
spent the week-end with. .Jier -par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. McCann. ■
Mr. and Mrs., Victor Kraft moved
their household effects to London
on Monday4. Mr. Kraft has secured
employment there.
Blackbush School entertainment
will be held Friday evening, Decem
ber 19th. A good program will, be
given by the pupils and young folks
of the section. Please keep these
dates in mind.
■ The Christmas entertainment will
be held at the Khiva School on
Wednesday afternoon, Dec, 17th.
The draw for the quilt made and
donated by the pupils of the school
will be made the same afternoon.
of, Stratford,
WHALEN
Miss Jessie Finlayson spent the
week-end in Toronto with her bro
ther, Mr. Wm. Finlayson.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Squire and Shir
ley were Sunday visitors in Kitch-
enei- with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Beckett
and Grafton Squire.
Visitors in the community dur
ing the past week Were: ' Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Bell and family, of Kip
pen, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gun
ning* Mrs, R. G. Moeller, of Detroit,
with
Mrs.
pect,
son;
and
and
Mrs. Wm. Morley; Mr. and
C. Millson and Gerald, of Pros-
with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Mill-
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coursey
Frances, of Lucan, with Mr.
Mrs. Walter Gunning.
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BOY FALLS OFF BARN
SUilWRlNG HEAD INJURY
Glen Welde* who lives with his
parents just outside Hensail, while
helping his • father to tear down a
burn, lost his footing end fell
the ground. Although lighting
hi§ heed and being unconscious
some time, his condition is not
garded as critical.
to
on
for
re*
P. T. Barnum
*
“If you have $10 to put
to good use, put up $1.00
for the article and $9.00
for advertising.
“I can out-talk any man
on earth but a good prin
ter. The man who can
stick type and the next
mbrning talk to 1,000
people while I am talking
to one, is the man I am
afraid of. I want him
for a friend/*
*
Are you TALKING to ONE
MAN or a THOUSAND Mr.
MERCHANT?
If you want to talk
to 7200 customers
Advertise in the
TIMES-ADVOCATE
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GRAND BEND '
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beer are
iting for a few days in London,
Mrs. Harrison visited Mr.
Mrs. Thos. Love last Friday.
Mrs. Jim Patterson is at present
quite ill in Victoria Hospital, Lon
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Love, of Thed
ford, were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. John Lovq
Be sure to attSnd the Red Cross
meeting Monday evening. A real
treat is in store for you.
i Mr. and Mrs. Ray Patterson vis
ited Mrs. Patterson’S mother, Mrs.
Woodburn, at Greenway last Moh-
1 day.
} Miss Birdie Hamilton and
sister,. Mrs. Bice, of St. Marys,
ited over the Week-end with
and Mrs. W. B. Oliver. .
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Lambert Sale .Yards,
,,December 6th.
AUCTION S’ALE
Stratliroy,
8 0- heed
o‘f mixed stock cattle. Usual run
of calves dnd minted pigs. Sales
every Saturday. A. G.* McAlpine,
Auctioneer,
side; 2 Holstein cows due in
uary;
January; 1 yearling heifer;
ham heifers rising 2 years.
HOGS—1 brood sow with litter
of 9; 60 shoats from 40 lbs. to 10 0
lbs.
FOWL — 50 purebred Barred
Rock pullets.
" HAY and GRAIN—18 tons mixed
hay; 500 bus. mixed grain, 60 bus.
barley, 125 bus. Alaska oats, 5 bags
potatoes,
IMPLEMENTS—-Deering
5 ft. cut; John Deere
, walking plow,
watei’ trough,
extension ladder,
___, root pulper, set
harness; pulleys, forks/
hoes, etc. ' '
Positively no reserve.
Terms—CASH
HARRY WAGHORN,
PERCY MILLER, Proprietors
McNEIL & NAIRN, Auctioneers
spreader,
scales,
chains, c
kettles,
mower,
manure
set of.
12 cattle
2 sugar
of team
' shovels,.
. BIG RED CROSS
AUCTION SALE
At the United Church Shed,
grand bend '
SATURDAY,
at one
Liye stock,
■poultry, farm
■
on
DECEMBER 13th
o’clock sharp
.live and dressed,
implements, large
quantity of potatoes, fresh fruits,
canned1 fruit, maple syrup, apples,
beans, grain, fresh eggs, furniture,
home-made baking, quantity of
wood, dishes, quilts, aprons, etc.
Terms—CASH
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
JAW. HOLT, President
ALBERT WATSON, Secretary
NORMAN TURNBULL, Clerk
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Re: !JOHN RICHARD late of the
Township of Stephen in the County
of Huron, Farmer, deceased.
Creditors and others having
claims against the estate of the said
deceased are requested to send full
particulars of sueh .claims duly
Verified to H. Eilber & Son, Cre
diton, on or before the 11th day
of December, 19'41,- after which
date the Executrices will proceed to
distribute the assets of the said
estate, having regard only to the
claims of which notice has been
received.
Dated this 22nd day of Novem
ber, A.D. 1941.
MRS. JESSIE MAY RICHARD,
R.R. 1, Crediton
MRS. MARY PICKERING,
R.R. 2, Alisa Craig
Executrices27-2tc
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