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FRED FUNK’S VARIETY
SUNDAY EVE., SETT. 3rd
LADIES’ SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
LABOUR PAY
First Game 2 o’clock—Finals 6.30 p.m.
Lucan; Hyde Park; Ilderton; Seaforth.
Callwell,
with
Those
Mrs. CL
L. Reg-
seoond
Mrs, C.
Mrs. A,
DIES OF HEART ATTACK
WHILE DRIVING AUTO
died suddenly of a
attack Wednesday, August
while driving his automobile
No. 4 highway near Aloores-
Mr. Lewis was alone in the
and Mrs. Win. Hardy, of Hamilton,
and Mrs. John Kennedy, of Guelph.
A daughter, Mrs. Fitton, predeceas
ed him about ten years ago and a
granddaughter, Lena Fitton, has
been living
The bearers were six
Harry and Murray Sheppard,
Lewis, Elmer and Frank Lewis
Earl Kennedy, of Guelph.
Lena Fitton,
with her grandparents,
were six nephew’s,
Earl
and
of Centralia,
he suffered
Henderson,
was called
DIES IN TILLSONBURG
Chas. Rollins,
to his own home
the seizure. Dr.
coroner of Lon-
and said death
due to a heart attack. The
was taken to the Murdy fun
home in Lucan. The funeral
place from his late residence
have
the
at-
Mr, Walter John Lewis, aged 66,
of Centralia,
heart
23rd,
along
ville,
ear which plunged into a ditch. He
was travelling from the home of
his daughter, Mrs.
south
when
H. A.
don,
was
body
eral
took
in Centralia on Saturday, conducted
by Rev. M. A. Hunt, of Exeter.
Interment was in the Nursery
Cemetery, McGillivray. Mr. Lewis
was born on the farm on which his
daughter now resides, lot 12, con.
I, Biddulph, and about two years
ago retired to
are his wife,
daughter, Mrs.
Charles Lewis,
three sisters,
Centralia. Surviving'
Mary E. Lewis, one:
Rollins; one brother |
of Clandeboye and i
Mrs. Mary Douglas -
LOCAL NEWS
S3
Mr. and Mrs. William Cook
returned home after spending
past two weeks at Tillsonburg
tending to Mrs. Cook’s mother, Mrs.
Jane Scott, who passed away at the
Tillsonburg Hospital following a
hin fracture. During their stay there
Mrs. Cook’s brother-in-law, Mr, Earl
Turnbull, also passed away at the
same hospital. Funeral services for;
Mrs, Scott were held from the Rid-|
ley Funeral Home, Tillsonburg, on' Monday, She was the widow of JonaUon: Lome
Andrew L. Scott, and is survived/™1’^1 donation,
by four children: Mrs. Earl Turn-,Oid Kersiake.
hull. Corinth; Airs. William Cook,'
! Exeter; Harry Scott, Tillsonburg,'
;and Robert Scott, Vienna. She also;
had two brothers, Joel Bate,
Aylmer, and Harry Bate, of
view.
ELEVENTH
BLOOD DONORS CLINIC
The Exetei* Blood Honor Clinic
held ou "Wednesday, August 23rd>
was the eleventh clinic since in
ception on June 24, 1943; the total
donations being 1268, This clinic
was in charge of Mrs. R. AV, Jack-
son, assisted by Mrs,
There were 124 donations,
129 volunteers reporting,
donating were:
Exeter—First donation:
Mason, Mrs. A. M. Sweeten,
ier, R» Fletcher, T, White;
donation: Airs. A, Weurth,
Cornish, Mrs, N. Heaman,
Hamilton, Airs. AVm, Sweitzer, Mrs.
N. Wells, Mrs. E. Parsons, Airs. E,
Pym, Airs. E. L, Gibson, Mrs. Ida
Allred, Mrs. T, Sandberg, D, Millar,
G, Appleton, F. Ellerington, AVm.
Sweitzer, P. AIcFalls, W. C. Pearce,
A. Webber; third donation: Airs. R.
Ellis, Ardys AIcFalls, Airs. E.
Rivers, Airs. V. Harness, Airs. Asa
Penhale, Airs, A. Darling, Airs. A.
Ryckman, Mrs. E. Russel, Lillie
Aliller, Airs, F. Cornish, O. Craw
ford, L, L. Wells, L. Hennessey, Alf
Colier, Elmore Harness, Dr. E-
Steiner, Case Allen, F. Creech, AV.
C. Allison, C. AT. Pickard, Dalton
Heywood; fourth donation: Air.
and Airs, R, A. Crawford, Dorothy
Williams, Dorothy Kydd, H, Whyte,
F. Coates, Asa Penhale, J. W, Alor-
ley, AVm. Cutting, G. W. Appleton;
sixth donation; J. Cutting.
Dashwood—First donation: Dor
othy Alason, Jack Ratz, Airs. R.
Aliller; second donation: Airs. H.
Weber, Airs, Alvin Kellerman, Airs.
Edna Rendell, Ida. Zimmer, Airs. A.
Becker; third donation: Gerald
Alason, Donald Gaiser, Airs. Ruby
Alaier.
Centralia — second donation:
Allen Buswell, Gordon Johns; third
Hicks, T. Kooey,
Roy Gibson,
BIRTHS
DRYSDALE—In Victoria Hospital^
London, on Saturday, August 19,
to Mr, and Airs. Robert Prysdaje,
a son, Robert Gerald (Jerry),
HOCKEY—At Dr. Fletcher’s Hos
pital on Alonday, August 28, 1944
to Air, and Airs. Kenneth Hockey,
a daughter.
MELLIN—At Dr. Taylor’s Hospital,
Dashwood, to Air. and Airs. Rus
sel G- Mellin, (nee Ruby Veitch),
on August 28, 1944, a son. |
OKE—At Dr. (Fletcher’s
Exeter, on August 26th,
Air, and Airs. Lorne
Exeter, a daughter.
WOODALL—At Royal Oak
on Saturday, August 26th, to Mr.
and Airs. Elgin Woodall, a
ter (Katheryn Elizabeth).
FOR SALE notices STRAYED
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Ha:
DEATHS
Crediton—First
F. Morlock, Airs.
^,W. Oestricher;
of
Lake-
Jack Elcey, of Florida,
Alrs.
Mrs.
and
Fred Elcey, of London, visited
with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. George Anderson, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Lamont ana
Isabel and Mrs. Harold McLeod and
Alargaret Ann were callers at the
home of Mr. and Airs. John Luxton.
on Sunday.
Air. and Mrs. F. V. Hill, John and
Craig, of Hamilton, and Mrs. Nelsos.
Hill, of Toronto, have returned to
their respective homes after spend
ing their holidays with Mrs Aid
worth and Air. and Airs. M. Beckler.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers
returned on Sunday from a very
enjoyable trip to Morrisburg where
they visited with their son George.
They were accompanied by Lloyd
Beavers, of Detroit, and w’hile there
went to see the Long Sault Rapids,
the largest on the St. Lawrence
River, situated near Cornwall. On
the return trip they spent some time
in Toronto and were accompanied
home by their young grandson Pat
who will spend the remainder of
the holidays with them.
Shur-Gain Fertilizer—Molasses
We have Shur-Gain Fertilizer in stock, but place
your order NOW so as not to be disappointed.
We will also have a shipment of cane molasses
this fall. Book your order now.
Single Breasted, Notched Lapels in Drapes
and Semi-Drapes are the thing in Men’s.
FOR THE LADIES:—
Four and three button Sport and Classic Models for ladies.
Smart lapels and hand stitched edges with gored skirts.
Avoid disappointment—Select your made-to-measure Suit
or Topcoat today.
.... BONDS ...
$21.75 $24.75 $29.75
We are a bona fide member of the great Bond organization
—Nationally considered the greatest clothing value
.in Canada.
GEORGE WRIGHT
CLOTHING & SHOES
'M
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FOR SAL®—3-furrow Cpckshutt
tractor plow, just like new. ’Paw-
rence Dunn, Cromarty, R. R. 1.
31*
FOR SALE—steel walnut crib,
large size, with mattress almost
new, Apply to Airs. G, Broderick,
R. R. 1, Exeter. Phone Hensail
83r25. 31*
Having dispose^ of my butcher
business to Mr. Jos. L. Hunter, of
to express my
the splendid pat-
been afforded to
years that I have
in Exeter. I be-
con-
STRAYED—From
lot 9,
Twp.,
weight
Frank
R. R,
29rl2.
pasture, op Si
Soiith Roundry, Stephen
one white heifer, blockey,
about 800 lbs. Apply to
Mathers, Ailsa Craig,
2, or telephone Crediton
Reward. 3te
i i
Hospital, J
1944 to
Oke, of
Hospital
daugh-
-At St. Joseph’s
on Sunday,
Lamport,
in his
Hospit-
August
of
75th
LAMPORT-
al, London,
27, 1944, Samuel
Stephen Township,
year.
LEWIS—Suddenly in i
AVednesday, August
Walter John Lewis, beloved hus
band of Mary E. Lewis, in his
66 th year.
SCOTT—In Tillsonburg Hospital, on
Friday, August 25th, Mrs. Jane
Scott, widow of the late Andrew
Scott and mother of Mrs.
Ham Cook, of Exeter.
Biddulph, on
23, 1944,
Wil-
CARDS OF THANKS
wishMr. and Mrs. Edgar Fanson
extend their sincere thanks to
PEACHES — Rochester peaches
this week. Vedette after Labour
Day. Geo. A, Donald, Thedford.
31*
FOR SALE—Two holstein heifers,
one purebred and one .grade,
Just freshened and their calves,
Apply to Reg Hodgson, Centralia,
Telephone Crediton 18r3. 31*
FOR SALE’—-300 Sprucelejgh Farm
H.P.A. White Leghorn pullets, 6
months old, laying 50%. Apply
to Douglas Gill, R. R. 3, Park
hill, Phone 3 8r20, Dashwood. 2tc
PULLETS FOR SALE—900 Rock
300' Sussex New
Bray’s
grade
Joy nt,
24.31c
Pullets and 300' Sussex
Hampshire, 5 months old.
best double-tested, highest
Stock. Apply to T, C,
Hensail. Telephone 62.
FOR SALE—No. 1 Registered 2nd
generation Dawson Golden 'Chaff
Wheat, $1.50 per bus.; No. 1
Dawson Wheat grown from regis
tered seed, 3rd generation, field
inspected, all power .cleaned, 2
bus. sacks, $1.35 per bus. Sacks
free, Erwin Scott, Lucan. 31c
Haist;
H. Schenk,
donation: Mrs.
donation: Harry
Cann, Stanley
Mrs. Alb.
E. Etherington;
Alb. Etherington.
Edgar
to
the friends who so kindly remem
bered
calls,
great
were
Mrs. Fanson while ill. The
letters, cards, flowers
variety of fruits and i
greatly appreciated.
> and
treats
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family
Toronto, I wish
appreciation for
ronage that has
me during the 25
been in business
speak for my successor your
tinued co-operation.
All accounts are now due
may be settled at the butcher shop,
H, C. RIVERS
Meat. Market
find AUCTION SALES
ATTENTION FARMERS!
Highest cash prices paid for peas,
beans and field seeds. See us before
you sell. W. E. Reid, Dashwood,
phone 87W. 4tc
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE1
Notice is hereby given that the
Clerk of the Municipality of Usborne
Township has posted the list of
voters for the said Township for
1944, in accordance with
visions of the Voters List
one desiring to complain
or omitions in the said
do so in writing to the undersigned
before the 10th day of September
1944. A. AV. Morgan, clerk. 2tc
the pro-
Act. .Any-
of errors
list shall
the
re-
Lamberts (Sale Yards, Strathroy,
Saturday, Sept, 2nd; 170 head
mixed stock cattle mostly Here-,
fords, some choice heavy feeders.
Sales every Saturday; private sales
during the week. Trucks to deliver.
A, G, McAlpine, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to
donation:
L. England,
second donation:
Airs. Moses Faist, Airs. Alvin Baker,
) Airs. J. Venton, Airs. Chris.
I fourth donation: C.
Hurondale—First
Is. Mitchell; second
Dougall, Carmen
Mitchell; third donation:
Etherington, W.
fourth donation:
Sam Dougall, Edgar Cudmore;
fifth donation: Harry Strang.
Elimville — Second donation:
Allen Johns; third donation: How-,
ard Johns, Kenneth Johns, Emer
son Penhale, Chas. Stephens,
Laverne Skinner; fourth donation:
Mrs. Alvin Pym, Philip Johns; sixth
donation: Alvin Pym.
Thames Road—Second donation:
Mrs. Alb. Hey, Mrs. J. Bray, Alac
Hodgert, J. F. Borland, R. J. Simp
son; third donation: Mrs.
Allen.
No. 2 Hay—First donation:
E. Campbell; third donation:
othy Dougall, Airs. Percy Campbell,
Homer Russel, Percy Campbell, Ed-
Prouty, John Tinney.
Eden No. 17—First
Whitney Coates; second
Murray Scott, H. Coates;
ation: Glen Hunter;
ation: Chas. Prout, Roy Hunter, V.
Pincombe.
Zion—Second donation: Mrs. E.
Hern, Norman Brock, F. Baker;
third donation: Kenneth Hern, Clif
ton Jaques, Warren Brock, Gerald
Hern; fourth donation: Mrs. H.
Hern, Mrs. M. Hern; sixth don
ation: Maurice Hern, Harold Hern.
Cliff.
Mrs.
Dor-
donation:
donation:
third don-
fourth don-
SAMUEL G. LAMPORT
Mr. William Hooper and
wish to express their sincere ap
preciation for the many expressions
of sympathy during their recent
bereavement and for the treats and
flowers sent to Mrs. Hooper during
her illness in the hospital; also for
the floral tributes and for the loan
of cars at the time of the funeral. *
George Hunter and family
sincere thanks
the neighbors,
for the kind-
shown during
for
and
Mrs.
wish to express their
and appreciation to
friends and relatives
ness and sympathy
their recent sad bereavement,
the beautiful floral tributes
cards of sympathy, and to those who
so kindly loaned cars, and helped
in any way. To the W.A. and W.M.S.
of James St. Church for cards and
flowers, special thanks to Dr. Flet
cher, and Dr. Dunlop, Mr. Day, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. 'Southcott and fam
ily. c
The Centralia War Services Unit
wish to extend their thanks to all
who in any way helped to make the
Frolic on August
pecially to the
the Exeter Lions
bolt and George
10th a success, es-
Canadian
Club, Harvey
Baynham.
IN MEMORIAM
Legion,
God-
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
The Alunicipal Council of
Township of Usborne hereby
quests all ratepayers whose proper
ties join Township roads to cut the
weeds on the roadsides adjacent to
their properties and to use a mower
where
seen re
weeds I control
I snow
on
FOR SALE—A cutting box with top road
roller and 13 in. mouth, in A-l
condition; also a 2 h.p. electric
motor, Apply at Times-Advocate.
31c
FOR SALE—Large frame building
to be wrecked, considerable well-j
preserved scantling, lumber, brick'
and windows. W. C. Pearce.
FOR SALE—Several varieties of
choice peaches. Apply to H. J.
Stutt, Forest, Ont. Telephone
621-111. 31 6*
LOST
LOST—Sterling silver identification
bracelet Saturday night on Main
Street. Reward. Margaret Rundle,
Phone 177r32, Exeter. 31*
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received up until
8 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 2nd, for
the sale of grand stand. All to be
taken
1 5th.
20 ft.
All
Fisher, Secretary of the
Agricultural Society, R. 3,
down and cleared up by Sept.
SO ft. long, 24 ft. wide and
high. 23:30
Tenders to be sent to Clark
Secretary of the Exetei
Exeter.
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
DRAIN TENDERS WANTED
by
■Samuel G. Lamport passed away
in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, on
Sunday, August 27 in his 75th year,
after having been a patient there
for the past month. Born in Stephen
Twp. and was married 47 years ago
to Margaret Klumpp, they were the
first couple married in the Crediton
Evangelical church, Rev. J. A.
Schmidt officiating. They resided in
Crediton for 14 years before he
took up farming near 'Crediton
where they have lived ever since.
He attended the Evangelical church
in Crediton. He leaves to mourn his
loss five daughters and one son,
Mrs. Richard L. Vaughan, Long
Beach, Calif., Mrs. James F. Leary,
Royal Oak, Mich,,
ninger, Mt.
guerite and Agnes of Detroit, and
Lloyd at home. His widow and one
grandchild Gayle Benninger
survive; three sisters, Mrs. H.
McLeod, Belleville; Mrs. Walter
Baxter, Neepawa, Man., Mrs. Wm.
Baumgarten, Portage La. Prairie;
two brothers, Ed, of Stephen Town
ship; Arthur, Syracuse, N.Y,, and
Wesley, Hindville, Alberta. Funeral
services from his late residence on
Wednesday, August 30, 1944 at 2
p.m. followed by a memorial serv
ice in
Crediton
Retiber.
Crediton
Mrs. Wm. Ben-
Clemens, Mich., Mar-
also
G.
Zion Evangelical Church,
at 2.30 by Rev, M. E.
Interment followed in the
cemetery,
Mrs. Wilmer Harrison, Richard
and Audrey, of near Bayfield, MrS.
Harold Walper, Mrs. Mary Walper
.and Miss Helen, o.f , Qrand ,Bend,
wore visitors at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor last week.
SOLDAN—In memory of a
father and grandfather, Henry C.
Soldan, who passed
years ago, August 30,
Five years have passed
sad day.
When the one we '
away.
How we miss him,
So' sad the parting
—Ever membered
Bertha, son-in-law
children.
away
1939.
since
dear
five
that
loved was called
no one can tell,
without
by
and
SMALE—In loving
farewell,
daughter
grand-
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Sealed tenders will be received
the undersigned up until 10 a.m.
on Tuesday, September 5th, 1944,
for the repair of the O’Rourke
Drain. To include 500 feet 6-inch
tile drain; 600 feet 7-inch tile
drain; 1000 feet 8-inch tile drain;
625 feet 10-inch tile drain; 2 catch
basins; protection of tile outlet and
13 60 cubic yards of excavation.
Work to be completed by December
1st, 1944. Plans, profile and specifi
cations of the work may be seen at
the home of the Clerk at Centralia.
A marked cheque of $200.00 must
accompany each tender. The lowest
or any
cepted.
Clerk
tender not necessarily ac-
24:31c
LLOYD HODGSON.
of the Township of Stephen
memory of Mr.
Anson W. Smale who passed away
one year ago September 4th, 194 3.
Quickly and suddenly came the call;
His sudden death
Dearer to memory
tell,
The loss of the one
—Remembered by
Jean, Edna, Rhe-a and Arthur.
REAL ESTATE
surprised us all.
than words can
we loved so well.
Lindsay, Edwin,
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johns, Gor
don and Lois, returned to Toronto
Sunday after holidaying with Mr.
and Mrs. Percy McFalls.
Mr. Jos, L. Hunter, Of Toronto,
has this week taken over the but
cher
from
Mrs.
cupy
“We Welcome them to our midst.
business recently purchased
Mr. Harper 0. Rivers. Mr. and
Hunter and. one son will oc-
the apartments over the store.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Two rooms for 3
months. Apply to Mrs. Josh Hey-
wood, Andrew Street. 31*
FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms
with all accomodations. Apply to
Mrs. 'George Andersen, Victoria'
Street. ' 31*
FOR SALE—95 Highway acres close
to Centralia, brick house, base
ment barn, electricity, implement
shed, bush. Quick possession. W.
C. Pearce.
FOR SALE—IB storey brick house,
centrally located in the Village
Of Exeter. Also frame
canning factory. Brick
three acres of land, 4
Exeter. C. V. Pickard.
house near
house with
miles from
FOR SALE—-—100 acres of Huron’s
best with fine buildings, electric
ity, water pressure system, level
clay loam all tillable, Well fenced.
Possession arranged, W. (C. Pearce
Exeter.
FOR SALE—-A comfortable small
cottage. Hydro and town Water,
good basement, Q. V. Pickard,
Exeter.
FARMS FOR SALE—150 acres con
venient to Exeter, good house and
barn, w.at.er and hydro through-
out; owner must retire in account
of health; 2 100-acre,farms, .cphh
. plete sets of buildings; also,' houses
With acreage, c, V. Pickard, Main
St., Isxeter.
sell by public auction
on
West, Exeter, Ontario
on
AUGUST 31St,
ai x.ov pun., the following:
Chesterfield; dining-room
dining-room chairs; stand;
(Deforst Crosley); curtains;
room set complete, spring,
dresser, commode, mattress; <
large bureau; pictures; t.
napkins;
cushions;
heater;
machine;
stretcher;
clothes;
machine
kinds; pots; pans;
copper boiler; food chopper;
er pots; quilting frames;
iron; ironing board; knives;
spoons; large cupboard;
table; scales, weigh up to 300 lbs.;
table. *
Albert Street
THURSDAY,
at 1.30 p.m.
1044,
table;
radio
bed
bed,
uaa, couch;
table; table
2 rockers; Morris chair;
baby’s high .chair; small
2 parlor tables; sewing
rug; carpets; toilet set;
; large box for packing
5 kitchen chairs; washing
and tubs; dishes of all
pots; pans; garden tools;
flow
electric
forks;
clock;
difficult to
the
necessary, not only as a
prevent
paid
the
rate
man
per
possible. It is
day labour and cutting
is
measure but to
drifting. Wages will be
presentation of account to
superintendent, at the
cents per hour for a
team and 4 5 cents
a man with a scythe, im-
to be used at owner’s risk.
W. Morgan, Clerk, 3tc
W. J. Routly, Road Superintendent.
Of 75 (
with a
hour for
plements
A.
WANTED
AVANTED — Furnished house or
apartment immediately for an
Air Force Officer, his wife and
two children. Apply to Mrs.
R. E. Reynolds, Grand Bend. 31c
WILL BUY an unlimited number
of fertilizer or fox horses. Frank
Taylor, Exeter.
TERM’S—JCASH
ELIZABETH FRAYNE, Prop.
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
FRANK COATES, Clerk.
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
the estate of the late William
Rivers, Simcoe Street, Exeter
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th,
194 4, at 1.30 p.m. the following:
Kitchen cabinet;
three burner; 4
dining-room suite;
chair;
couch
clock;
extension table;
machine; washing machine, wringer,
2 wash tubs;
rocker; dishes
forks; kettles;
linoleum; bed
dresser; commode;
springs; mattress;
bed clothes of all kinds; quilts; pil
lows; table cloth; sealers; clothes-
rack; lawn mower; scuffler; forks;
shovels; hoes; axe; buck-saw.
TERMS—CASH
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
FRANK COATES, Clerk.
WANTED — 50 iron wheelbarrow wheels, used. Will pay $1.00 to!
$1.50 according to condition. S. |
M. Sanders. SI:?’
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given to any
person having claim against the
estate of James R. Neil, late of the
Township of Stephen, who died on
or about the 16th day of July 19 44,
to send same to the undersigned
on or before the 9 th day of Septem
ber 1944, as on and after that date
the executor of the said estate shall
proceed to make distribution of the
assets thereof, having regard only
to the claims then filed.
DATED at Crediton this
of August A.D. 1944.
GEORGE HEPBURN,
Crediton, Ontario.
21st day
Executor
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to any
the es-
of the
died on
NOTICE is hereby given
person having .claim agains
tate of Jane ‘Ravelle, late
Township of Stephen, who
or about the 4th day of August 1944,
to send same to either of the un
dersigned on or before the 9t.h day
of September 1944, as on and after
that date the executors of the
estate shall proceed to make
tribution of the assets thereof,
ing regard only to the claims
filed.
DATED at Crediton this 21st day
August, A.D. 1944.
JOSEPH RAVELLE, Grand
Bend, and
. HERBERT K. EILBER,
Crediton. Executors.
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said
dis-
hav-
then
Of
Centralia, in the County of
Spinster, deceased
PERSONS having claims
the Estate of the said de-
IN THE MATTER OF the Estate
of JANE WILSON late of the Vil
lage of
Huron,
ALL
against
ceased are hereby required to for
ward particulars thereof duly veri-
field to the undersigned solicitor
for the Executors on or before the
15th day of 'September, 1944, after
which date
Estate will
the persons
regard only
tice has been received.
DATED at Exeter, Ontario,
22nd day of August, 1944,
GORPON WILSON, FIRED
kerr, Executors,
by J. W. MORLEY, their
Solicitor, Jilxeter, Ontario.
24:3.1:6
Thore’s no dead iidhds ’ here—
every Want Ad works hard.
the assets of the said
be distributed among
entitled thereto, having
to claims of Which no-
the
coal oil stove,
kitchen chairs;
5 chairs; arm
radio; small table; studio
veranda couch; book case;
floor lamps; 2 small tables;
•cupboard; sewing
wash stand; leather
of all kinds; knives,
pots, pans; pictures;
springs; mattress;
carpet; 2 beds;
dresser; rockers;
AUCTION SALE OF
REAL ESTATE AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
Andrew Street, Exeter
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Ot.h,
1944, at 1.30 p.m. the following:
Side-board;
lounge;
chair;
kettle;
parlor
tress;
parlor rug; paper rack; coal scuttle;
clothes rack; several pictures with
frames, toaster; electric iron; plates,
cups and saucers; spoons, knives
and forks; washing machine; 2 cord
of 12-in, wood; forks;
many other' articles too
to mention.
REAL ESTATE — (At
time and place the house
erty will be offered for sale. House
is li storey, frame with hydro.
Fruit trees on property. ‘
TERMS: Chattels cash.
Real Estate—Terms of Real Es
tate will be made known on day of
sale.
kitchen sabinet;
9 kitchen chairs; rocking
wood or coal stove; tea
kitchen table; 3 stands;
set; bed and springs, mat
dresser; commode; toilet set;
shovels; and
numerous
the same -
and prop-
HENRY SQUIRE, Prop.
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
FRANK COATES, Clerk.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock, in Goderich
bn Blue Water Highway, 1
north of Bayfield,
4th, at 1 p,m.
COWS—Number
young cattle.
PIGS—6 York
chunks.
SHEEP—15 Dorset.
Dorset ram,
TERMS—CASH ,
, S. J. V. CANN, Prop.
Harold Jackson, AiiCtiohOOr,
E. P. Chesney, Clerk >31
Highway,
oh Monday}
TWpo
mile
'Sept.
of tows and
sows;35 , York
sheep, , 1