HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-3-19, Page 4that place. -Miss Rossie Broadfoot is
spending a. few days with her cousin,
Mrs. R. J. Paterson of the London
Road. ---Miss Myrtle Ryckman very
pleasantly entertained .a few of her
friends one night last week, All re-
port a good tinge, -Mrs, Wm. N. Glenn
is in London visiting her parents this
week, -Mr. Mathew Miller had the
hare: luck to lose one of his horses
this week. -Miss Maude Glenn is in
Pee' visiting her uncles Messrs. Jas,
anal Robert Stewart, -Mr. and Mrs. R.
J. Paterson spent Sunday with their
uncle, James Broadfoot here.
Auction= Sale
Of FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
Having, sold my farm I offer :or
sale by public :auction on, Lot 24, Con.
3, Hay Tp, 1 mile west of Hensall
and one mile north, on WEDNESDAY
MARCH 25 .at one o'clock, the rol-
lowing.-
Horses -1 matched grey team ris-
ing 7 -vg old,. weight 3200 lbs; 1 ag-
ricultural bay mare rising 7 -yr in foal;
1 gen purpose bay mare rising 7 -yr,
Cattle -40 head of cattle consisting
of cowls due at time of sale and in
April-, balance young cattle,
Implements -Frost' & Wood binder
7 -ft with trucks and sheaf carrier;
Frost an Wood Mower 6 -ft.; Frost
& Wood spring toothedcultivator;
Massey Harris bean cultivator x nd har
vester; Massey Harris 13 -hoe end
drill, manure sprtiader, iron land roller
Frost atv4 Wood hay rake. for team
or one horse. • The above are all near-
ly new ; 2 heavy lumber wagons; one
nearly new; 2 sets bobsleighs 'vith
bunks • 2 hay racks, gravel box, 'argc
ash box. Frost and Wood nand scuff -
ler • Frost and Wood walking : ; low,
nearly new; heavy set of diamond
barrows light set of diamond harrows
top buggy pneumatic tired buggy; 2
se' of heavy double harness, one .et
nearly, -new; 2 set of single harness
set o1 .plow harness, set of heavy sin-
gle harness gasoline engine 31i,p in
rood 'working order, chains, hoes,grain
bags and all other articles ..found on a
Carm.
' . Terms -A11 sums of $10 and ander
cash ; over that amount 7 months' , re-
dit win be given on furnishing satis-
factory joint notes. A discount of 3
per cent off for cash. •
GEO. JOYNT A. P. JOYNT.
Proprietor Auctioneer
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P 'S. -I am the owner of "1vIac
'Wilkes", sire "'Oro Wilkes"." greatest
trotter produced in Canada. This stal-
lion is seal brown, 16 hands,: 1100 lbs
best of feet and legs, gentle and quiet
best of action, and will be good pro-
ducer Will -stand at his own stable
Hensall. $10 to insure. -G. •Toynt.
Auction Sale
Of FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
Oa LOT 14, N. B. McGILLIVRAY
On MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1914 at
1 o'clock p.m. the followiag-
Horses-1 mare, 6 -yr -old, draft; 1
mare, 5 -yr -old, draft; 1 mare; 4 -yr -old
Percheron; 1 horse, 4 -yr -old. Percher
on : 1 mare 3 -yr -old, draft, in foal':
1 mare. 3 -yr -old, draft; 1 colt. 2 -yr -
old, Percheron; 1 driving horse, 7 -yr
old. quiet and reliable.
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Sander,: & Creech,Proprietors
Ira advance $L00 per year in Canada
$1.5( in United States, if not paid
in advance SOc, extra per year may
be charged
T l w<T RSD % V. M AR. 19, '14
"Th Department of Physics . of the
Oatarac Agricultural College is again.
;offering to Assist farmers in Draining
Iheii land by supplying a man to give
expert advice. Do farmers always re
•rnervbei the value of drainage.? It
dee: four things. First it removes the
surplus water and makes it possible
:to cultivate and seed about three
weeks earlier in the spring than on
same land when amdrained, ,'aec-
rndly it maks the land from ten to,
fictee.t degrees warmer than if not
drained and this warmth germinates
:the seed properly and gives a good
•.
Mand of grain. Thirdly, it lets plenty.
'of air down to the roots of the plants
which is necessary for satisfactory
:grcwth Fourthly, if makes the soil'
mere porous and this id turn :Ruses
:ihr sal to store up more water for
the use of the crops is time of a
drrutl Drainage pays from 33 to1.00
;pet cent. an the money invested.
WHALEN.
An old fashioned wood bee in the
bush of Harvey Squire provided a big•
time for the young people on Wednes:
day of last week, and: also resulted in•,
a fine lot of wood being cut. There`
were 16 young men on, the job with.;
several fine new saws and a keen can
test was run,: and it would be :lard.:
to say who should hold the •pedal►
A jolly 'evening was spent, by the boys
and girls afterwards, in games and a-,
musements.-Evelyn Ogden and nils
brother Hilton. left Thursday with a
car of settlers effects for the corm-
er's home in Saskatchewan, where het
has beennow for 5 years. Success. -r'-
Almer Morley who has been home for
the winter was the guest of 'loner.'
at a party given by his .mother to g17;:
the young people last week before he
left on Saturday to resume Ms duties
as engineer at Scott, Sask.-The W.
M. S held an interesting meeting at
the home of Mrs. Nathaniel Ogden. A
large ,number were present. -The trus-
tees of this church presented our or-
ganist who is retiring, with a purse .of.
twenty-six dollars and a nicely word -2
ed address last week, and on 'Monday
evening the organized class of which
Miss H•erra has been a faithful worker'
since its commencement, gathered-tat-
the
athereda'at-the home of Miss Edna Gunning and'
presented her with a granite kitchen
shower. -Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gunning
were host and hostess to about iO
of their relatives and friends Friday
evening A'splendid supper was ser-
ved accompanied by delicious ice
cream and an enjoyable time was spent
by all. -Mrs. Russell Peart of taock-
avood is here attending the wedding
of her sister Ida Herat to Na. Samuel
Stevenson on Wednesday the 1.8th,
Misr. Hera has been a great favorite,
:la this community and the best wishes
of 'ali go with her to her new nome
near Devizes, Nissouri, Tp,
WINCHELSEA.
Death. -The death took place on
Friday. March 13, at the home of Mr.
Thos. Brock, of Mr. Henry Brook, at
the age of 36 years, 1 month. De-
ceased, although not well far some I.
months, had been i11 only since the
Monday previous, when he was taken
ill wit,- pneumonia, and almost immed-
iately his •case became serious and the
end came rapidly. Deceased was born
in Blanshard and after a few year's;=
moved to Usborne with his parents
the late Mr. and Mrs, John Brook,`.'
Hc was not married. For the nasf
thirteen years he had resided with",°
Mr and Mrs. Thos. Brock, where he'l;
hada been treated as a soli, and to3
then. and the neighbors and friends-
the surviving relatives are very gate-::'
Eul for their many kindnesses. This
is the first break in a 'family of twelve`
children. The survivors are, Mrs.Avg
ery of Mitchell, Mrs. Ensinger and
Miss Mary of 'Woodham, John of tlib
beat Thos. of McGillivray, Joseph of''.
Calgary Chas. of Prince Albert, Rola(
tri Dings P.O., William, James and Al-
fred of Usborne. The funeral took";
place from Mr. Brock's home, Lot A'
Cott 9. Usborne, on Monday to Ziati
cemetery.
LUMLI Y::
Attu Rae £Iorton spent the week
Piano Organ ' Violin Mandolin end with her uncle Tian here,- Miss
I , Elle:. Horton and Mrs. Hugh Mc-
its rn Cornet Dougall spent ,a few days in 'London
r Ea l , last week with their cousins, Mr, and
Mrs. Chas. Kenyon -Mr Geo, Hob -
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HURONDALE
Mr Arthur Dick will give an ex-
hibition with the Aladdin Lamp in S.
S. No 1 Usborne, on Thursday even-
ing- next. It outshines electricity. -
The annual Public School entertain-
mentwill be Held this Thursday ev-
ening in Hurondale Public School. A
program of choruses, drills, dialogues
recitations and music will form a de-
lightful evening.
G -BEEN W AY
Mr Wm. Humble of Ailsa Craig
visite:1 friends here over. Sunday. -Rev
L. W. Reid of Thedford ° preac.hed.
very acceptably itt : the Methodist
church here on Sunday. -The members
o the Methodist choir spent Friday
evening with Mrrs. Fred. Steeper at
Corbett and presented her with an
address and mantle clock and cream
pitcher All report a good time. -Mr.
and, iblrs D. Foster and family spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Foster.
-Mr Fred McLiinchey and Mr. Joe
Bullock have tapped their trees and
are loolniag forward to a good sea-
son. -Mr. Rich. England and Miss
Leona are looking well 'after their stay
at Oklahoma. -The S. S. Institute was
st'el, attended and all enjoyed the
subjects taken by Revds. Urea and
'Brow- and Mr. Clark.
HENSALL
Jolir, McEwen has returned from
Minneapolis. -The council has pur-
chased 75 pails to be used in. fightg.
lag fires" In the meantime we are
to 'gal fire'-
wa.trn. , to test the chemical
ex
ttnguisher which has not yet arrived..,
-The .anniversary services of Carnielt
church were very successful. Dr,
Shearer is a particularly fine preacher.
and his sermons were thoroughly en-
jayect. Mr, Allen of Exeter presa.d' '
eel at the new organ,- with credit, On
Monday evening Chas. Wheeler of.
London gave a delightful organ re-
cital,
13LYTH.-Failing to get a reply
frorr the house of Mrs. Fenwick on
the "mural phone line here, "`central"
called a neighbor and informed them;
Of the fact, and the neighbor forcer);
an entrance in time to save Mrs. Fen
Mrs. Fells and a."‘ -child from death by
at phyxiation, The •house was filled
With gas ' from a leaky stove.
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