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Meaux the best in new music
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1187 Hing St. London, Ont.
Mount " Carmel
Rev. Frs, Millett and Goldin of+
Redeauptarist order .:are conducting.
a mission in the. Church of Our
Lady here this week.
Miss Kathleen M`iilligan, of Dub-
lin is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Charles Rater Ragaela this week..
.Or, and Mrs. Milton Shirley, ac-
compauied by Miss TresaHalf, and
friend of Grantor, visited Mrs. Mil -
tons parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Hall on Sunday.
A number from hero attended the
play, at Zurich on Friday evening.
Miss Eileen O'Rourke, of Detroit,
spent Sunday et her home near
Khiva.
A play will be put on in the parish
hall by the u young people.
lt Z rich oun
Advt. on front page.
WHALEN
Mrs. Tiffany and daughters, of
Detroit, spent the end :of the week
with her Heise Mrs. Will Morley.
Mr. and..Mrs.. George Millson, with
Mr. and Mrs. C. Wilson, of Lucan,
spent Sunday in London and Lame
both.
Mr. Mervin Johnsou left on Mon-
day to accept a position in Ford
Six Reasons Why 1 Recon�nend
HURON&
ERIE DEBENTURES
1. They are authorized by law as an investment for estates.
and trust funds.
2. They are issued by an institution that is "OLDER than the
DOMINION."
3. This 62 -year-old financial institution is ..Government Chart-
ered.
.4. Huron & Erie books, securities and accounts are subject
to inspection at any time without notice by Dominion Gov-
t;` ernment Officials. •
5 The paid up capital and reserve fund of The. Old Huron &
Erie affords surplus security totalling $6;850.000.
6 Owners of these debentures together with savings depositors
have FIRST claim upon every dollar of Huron & Erie as-
sets totalling over $31,000,000.
5 per cent. per annum is payable half yearly upon $100 or more
for 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 years.
CHOOSE THIS TRUSTEE E� ,CUBITY OR YOUR, RBD EARN -
ISAAC R. CARLING
BARRISTER &c., EXETER, ONT.
Local .Agent for The Huron & Erie p Mortgage Corporation.
to whom. applications for debentures may be made..�.,=..m...-,-. ---
City, We wish him success.
Little Miss Jetterene Joues is
quite ill with, pueumouia.
Mr, and Mrs, Russell Skinner and
Wed-
Mrs. Tdodgson, Sr., spent last
uesday with lVir. and Mee. J. N. alodg-
ecu.
The neighbors and friends of Mr.
Joe Powe gathered on Monday and
put in kis crop for him. Mr. Powe
has been ill with the flu for some
weeks.
Mrs. .L N. Hodgson who was coil-
fined to her bed with the flu is able
to be around again.
The May meeting of the W. M. S.
was held at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Morley on Thursday last, The first
\rice lyresident Mrs. A. .Gunniugs
was in the chair and had an excel-
lent lent ro ram among
the numbers
was a solo with harp accompani-
ment by Mrs. J. Stevenson, also a
duet by Mrs. J. Stevenson and Mrs.
F. Squire, after which the Treasur-
er, Mrs H Squire and President Mrs.
F. Gunning read an address and
presented Mrs. Hilton Ogden, their
recording secretary for the past five
years with a life membership certif-
icate as an appreciation of her splen-
dd York.
After the program about thirty
enjoyed the Missionary lunch. The
following is the address:
Whalen, May 13, 1926
Mrs. Hilton Ogden
Dear Fellow -Workers:
We the members of the Whalen
Women's Missionary Society, desire
to express to you, our sincere bp-
preciation of your five years of ser-
vice to us as our Recording Secre-
tary.
We, do appreciate, very Hench,
your excellent reports each month,
and although we know that work so
well and cheerfully performed brings
its own reward, yet we .ask you to
accept as a slight token of our love
and gratitude to you, this "Life
Membership Certificate."
May it always suggest to you, not
merely our love and esteem, but the
"Greater and Deeper Blessing" of
God's approval of yotee good work.
Our best wishes as a Society are
for God's best bounties and bless-
ings rest •always on you and yours.
We hope that many more years,
we will meet together in this pleas-
ant intercourse of our society meet-
ings.
Signed: Mrs. F. Cunnings, Pres.
Mrs. Harvey Squire, Treas.
ni
Alonzo, three aim a half year old
adopted son of Mr. and Mrs, Alfred
Lloyd, of St. Marys, was drowned in
a cistern while at play on Friday
afternoon. The body was found' in
the evening,
SOUTH HURQN 13ASEBALU
LEAGUE IS ORGANIZED
On Friday eyenieg last rep-
resentatives from Exeter Crediton
Thames .Road, Zurich and Hensall
met� in Hensen at the Commercial
Hotel where a South Huron Base-
ball League. was formed, consisting
of the abova named towns. Rules
and regulations for the league were
drawn up and ale() a schedule, The
following league officers were elect-
ed: President, Mr, Fleiniug, Hensall
viae -,pies„ Mr, F. Kerr, Crediton‘
seo'y-troas,, Mr. F. Anderson, Ex-
eter. The above officers together
with Mr. Bray of Thames Road and.
Mr. Lee Hofto.an of Zurich, go to
form thee...league exeo ►tine. The
rules are being printed and copies
of thesewillb m
a ailed tb each c 1
ub
_
The 'frist game at the season will be
between ;Hensall and Exeter at Hen-
sel], on May 27th. There are quite
a number of good ball players in
this league and these games will, no
d'oubt prove very interesting and
help to keep the sporting spirit of
our district alive. The schedule:
MAY
27—Exeter at Hensall.
27—Thames Road at Zurich.
31—Crediton. at Exeter.
31—Hensall at Thames Road.
J1TaN' E
4—Thames Road at Exeter.
4—Zurich at\ Crediton.
1 ---Crediton at Hensall.
7—Exeter -at Thames Road.
1Q—Thames Road at Crediton. •
11—Hensall at Zurich.
14—Crediton at Zurich.
14--Hensall at Exeter.
17—Thames Road at Hensall.
18.—Zurich at Exeter.
21—Zurich at Thames Road.
21—Hensall at Crediton.
24—Zurich at Hensall.
25—Exeter at Crediton.
28—Crediton at Thames Road.
28—Exeter at Zurich.
JULY
5—Exeter at Crediton.
5—Thames Road at Zurich.
9—Crediton at Hensall.
9—Exeter at Thames Road.
12—Zurich at Crediton.
13—Thames Road at Hensall.
16—Crediton at Exeter.
16—Hensall at Zurich.
19—Hensall at Exeter.
19—Zurich at Thames Road.
22—Exeter`•at Hensall.
23—Thames Road at Crediton.
26—Crediton at Zurich.
26—Hensall at Thames Road:
29—Thames Road at Exeter.
30---Hensall at Crediton.
AUGUST
2—Crediton at Thames Road.
2—Zurich at Exeter.
6—Exeter at Zurich.
9—Zurich at Hensall.
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EXETER, ONT,
,CREAM SE -ARATORS
We are Malting a special offer for
the exohauge of your ole cream Sep-
arator 011 a new one for the next
few weeks only. The Massey -Harris
separator is one of the closest skim-
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market to -day, Try one .of these .na-
chines, a trial will convince you and
the price is right.We new have to
offer for the trade a iiower lift
tractor plow specially designed, for
use with Portion tractors and per-
fect in construction. Call on us
when in need of any new machinery,
stable, equipment, hay ` car, outfits,
barn door track, rope, twine, pumps,
windmills, etc. Give us a call..
ARTHUR JONES
MASSEY-HARRIS
GIRL'S SOFT BALL
AT GRAND BEND
Teams from. Exeter, Forest, Hen-
sall, Zurich, Dashwood, Lucan, Park-
hill, Ailsa Craig, Thedford, Crediton
Centralia and surrounding centres,
are invited to enter. Represents;
Lives from' each team will meet at
Grand Bend Casino, May 24th, Vic-
toria Day at 5 p.m. A large silver
cup will be offered for competition,
and she winning team will play in
Ontario championships. Full par-
ticulars from Geo. E. Ecclestone,
304B King St., London.
SOUTH PERTH U.F.O. LEAGUE
The dispute between the Fuller-
ton Baseball Club and the executive
of the South Perth U.F.O. Baseball
League, which arose over the poses-
sion of the Peter Smith Trophy,
held by the Fullerton team, has
been settled out of court. Both par-
ties had engaged legal talent to
present their claims, but at the last
meeting of the executive the -latter
was settled amicably, and now every-
thing is running • smoothly. The
cup has beenhanded oyer to the
Boundary team, which won it. At
the annual meeting officers were
elected as follows: Harry Stewart,
president; Dan. Brintnell, vice-pres.
E. Selbes, sec'y-treas; Tom Hay, A.
Campbell, William Nairn, Harold
Bradd and J. E. Turner, executive
committee, togegther with three rep-
resentatives f>''om each club. This
season's schedule is as follows:
MAY
20—Motherwell at Avonton.
21—Fuilarton at Carlingford; Mt.
-- Pleasant at Boundary.
25—Avonton at Salem.
28—Fullerton at Motherwell
29—Avonton at Mt. Pleasant;
at Carlingford.
JUNE
1—Boundary et Avonton.
4—Carlingford at Boundary; Moth -
well at Salem, Avonton at Ful-
larton. •
8—Fullarton at Mt. Pleasant; Car-
lingford at Avonton; Selam at
Boundary.
11—Mount Pleasatnt at Motherwell;
Avonton at Carlingford.
12—Fullarton at Salem.
16—Fuilarton at Boundary; Salem_
at Avonton; Carlingford at Mt.
Pleasant.
19—Motherwell at Fullerton; Boun-
dary at Carlingford; Mount
Pleasant at Salem..
22—Avonton at Motherwell; Boun-
dary at Mt. Pleasant.
23—Carlingford at Salem.
26—Motherwell at Boundary; Mt.
Pleasant at Avonton; Salem at
Fullerton.
29—Boundary at Salem; Carling-
ford at Fullerton.
JULY
1—Salem at Motherwell; Carling-
ford at Motherwell.
2—Boundary at Fullerton
3—Motherwell at Mount Pleasant.
5—Avonton at Boundary.
6—Salem at Mount Pleasant.
8—Fullarton at Avonton; Boun-
dary\ at Motherwell.
9—Mt. Pleasant at Carling#ord.
13—Mt. Pleasant at Fullerton.
Salem
agent,any. Person who claimse that
ills ° land will be prejudicially affect,
ed by the by-law and who applies to
be heard
Dated tills 22nd' day of April A.D.
1926.
HENRY STRANG
Clerk of the Township of Usborne
TENDERS WAN".f'.Ell
Tenders will be received by the
Township of Stephen up to Wednes-
day May 26th, 1926 at two p.m. for
the completion of the Walker drain
situated on Cons. L.R.S. and L.R.
W. according to plans, profiles and
specifications prepared by . Geo. A.
M:cCubbin, O.L.S.,M.E.I.C., dated
March 26th, 1925. Estimates show-
ing the amount of work required to
complete the drain can be seen at
the Clerk's office, Crediton, The
lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.•
Alex. H. Nees, Reeve
.Hy. Bilber, Clerk
of the Township of Stephen
AUCTION SALE
HOUSE AND LOTS .AND HOUSE-
HOLD FURNITURE
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction, on
MAIN STREET, EXETER
—on—
THURSDAY, MAY 27th, 1926
at 1 o'clock sharp the following
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -Parlor
suit of black mohair, oak centre
table, stand, hanging lamp, parlor
pictures, mats, 2 settees, 2 -burner
new oil stove, couch, bedroom suite,
commode, chair, 6 rag carpets 2
wool carpets, wall screen, all kinds
of bed cloths, cupboard, mirror,
Pandora range, heater, couch, or-
gan, 3 rockers, 12 chairs, sideboard,
clock, lamps, extension table, wash
stand and tubs, sewing machine,
bread box, kitchen table, 6 chairs,
spinning wheel, quilting frames,
table, stove pipes, ladders, pots and
pans and all kinds of dishes.
Car, 1918 model.
REAL\ ESTATE—Brick dwelling on
Main St., Exeter, good house and
stable and three lots numbers' 365,
366, 368, a good well on the place.
TERMS
Chattels, Cash.
Terms of house and lots made
known on day of sale.
The estate of the late Mrs. R.
• Poplcstone.
Mrs. J•. A. Welsh, • S. A. Poplcstone
FRANK TAYLOR, . Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
HOUSEHOLD I+TURNITU1 E
The undersigned has . been In-
structed to sell by public auction;,.
o'
GIDLEY . STREET, EXETER
1 1-2
Blocks West of Anglican.
church
on
SATURDAY, lIAY 22, 1926
m. the following:
at 2 p
FURNITURE—Sideboard, glass cup --
board, extension • table, hanging:
lamp, bureau, parlor suite,chairs,.
incubator and brooders, fruit jars
and kitchen utensils and other
articles too numerous to mention..
TERMS CASH
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
MRS, CATZOLTNI;r FORD, -
Proprietress
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE -IS HEREBY GIVEN;
that all persons having claims a-
gainst the estate. .of RICHARD,
GIDLEY, late of the Village of Ex-
eter, who died op the 17th day or
April, 1926, are required to for-
ward their claims duly proven to.
the undersigned on or before the 3/..
day of May, 1926.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV-
EN that after the said date the Ex-•
ecutors will proceed to distribute
the estate haying regard only to ths>
claims of which they then shall have.
notice.
Dated at Exeter, this 7th day of.
May, 1926.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Exeter and Hensall
Executors' Solicitor
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREB1 GIVEN
that all persons having claims a-
gainst the estate of ANDREWt
JOHNSTON, late of the Village of.-
Hensall, who died on the 20th day-
of April, 1926, are required to for-
ward their claims duly proven to
the understgned on or before the
31st day of May, 1926.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV
EN that after the said date the Ex-
ecutrices will proceed to distribute•
the estate having regard only to the
claims which they then shall have.
notice
Dated at Exeter this 8th day or
May, 1926.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Exeter and Hensall •
Executrices' Solicitors
COURT OF REVISION
Township of Usborne
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a Court of Revision of the Assess-
ment Roll of the Township of Us -
borne will hold its first meeting in
the Township Hall, Elimville, on
Saturday, May 29th, 1926, at three
o'clock p.m.
HENRY STRANG, Tp. Clerk
R. R. No. 1, Hensall Ont.
Pure Bred Percheron Stallion
JEFFRO
[119821 (173364)
Monday morning, will leave his
own stable, Lot 9, Con, 7, Stephen,
and proceed to Wm. Hodgins', 12
Con., McGillivray, for noon; thence.
to Robt. Allison's, for : night. Tues-
day, to Len. Craven's, Brinsley, for
noon; thence home till Wednesday.
noon; thence to Samuel Jory's, 2nd
Con., Stephen, for night. Thursday
to Ed. Kestle's, 2nd Con., Usborne,
for noon; thence to Lorne Sholdice's
for night. Friday to Wm. Rollins',
4th Con., Stephen, for noon; thence
home till Monday morning.
TERMS $13.00
ELI` KING .
Proprid or and Manager
Crediton -- Ontario
NOTICE
--of--
PROPOSED BY-LAW FOR STOP.
PINI UP AND SELLING
11GIRWAY
Notice is hereby given that the
Municipal Council of the Township
of Usborne will take into considera-
tion and if approved of, will pane
at its meeting to be held on
SATURIA.AY MAY 20th, 1926
At' the hour of two o'clock rpr.
at the
• TOWNSHIP HALL, 'OSBORNE
a by-law for stopping up and selling
Williain. St, as shown on the regia'.
tared plan of the eolith two-thirds
of lot number thirteen in the first
concession of the Township of 115-
borte, in the County of Harem. The
Bald council will at the aboi'e Men -
tined time and plane hear any por-
sort or by his counsel, solicitor or
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Flax Land Wanted
SEASOl! OF 1926
We wish to announce to the farmers in the district surround-
ing Hensall and Exeter, that we are open to rent a limited arce-
age of Flax Land, at either Hensall an Exeter. •
FALL OR SPRING PLOWED SOD LAND PREFERRED
Farmer will make the seed bed as directed, or if impossible
to do the work, may arrange to have it done. We will do the
sowing and guarantee that only Pure Seed, free from weed seed,
will be sown.
All -communications will receive our very prompt attention.
Owen Geiger & Son
HENSALL and EXETER,
Phone -59 Hensall, or 13 r 12, Exeter
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SONTHON & DRYSDALE
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