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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-10-7, Page 4OCTOBER Itin ZUtUCH FALL FAIR ifnitiell Fall Fair on PridaY iet last Week got away tor a good tart but before tile aftereoeu Waa half Over rain-• began Co fall end nitride thiugs very dieagreeable. The exhibits -Were •all on the grouude and the erowd had practical* all eathered before U.i a1 begaa. In spite of the fact that farmers were bueY there waa 'a good crowd aud a splen- did gate reeelpt. The indoor exhib- itwere good and there was some fine ,eltewiug, eta lag theleve steel; claesee. Moet 'Pee oatdeor judg was done krt,"tl rain. Tite: hoese races were CABO. off although eev- oral aeats, Were run. The in.exes walking edaitesta, was Vera by P. Deichert, „ L. E. Viauerth,I. Staubns, Vhe rizes for beet decor- ated =toe Wore presented. to *line Rader and.' W, `IqtAdams• •A• con- dert wee held in the hall in the even- ing. and thee wee a large crowd preset. The liet pt prize •wisnaers were as Rednvesting Your COUpons . . PRESENT your :coupons as 1- they fall due 244 they will be paid by this bank. N excellent platii to de- posit the proceeds ill- a Sav- ings .Account untif,Isai ,have accumulated enough-forfurther invedfruent. TFIE CANADIANK ,OF COMMERCE Capital Paid lip $20,000,060 Reeve Fund'$Z0,0,000 Exeter Branch - M. R. CoiPrine';164;anager G. G. 144yfierd,'.,1qanager Creditor% Branch - Ve" , - Riiral lretelitiorie to.r Sale PROPERTY OF THP. LATE DR: lettc;..,,IiiNDIVIA,.NT EXETER, ONTARIO' , The Canada Trust Company, ExecutPeee ilee.Estate of the late Dr. Hyndxnan.will receive offers for .the,,purelaase of the system known as The Thames Road Telephone .4ssepiation operating out a Exeter, Ontario: There are 106 subscribers and the System isevery Compact and in fair condition with equipment standerctefor, rural lines- The rates are good and the proposition is salel Apt be a money maker. The Executor is obliged to eel/ under theeterms et l'Our Will Further particulars may be had from , ,„ • THE CANADA TRUST uCOMPANY tele -• LONDON - ONIPAR19 ' Six Reasons Why We 13,ecommend HURON & ERIE DE TURES. I. They are authorized by law as an invesentkfor estates and trust funds. - _I" ' 2, They are issued byan institution that is 'i)LDER than the DOMINION . ." ' 4t 3. This 62 -year-old financial institati644is FlioVernment Chart- ered. 1--,..e 4:. Huron & Erie bdor.s, seeinA ecurities and 'dnta :are eubject to,inspection at any _time without ei,otieeia4i- Danalnion.. Gov- ernment Officials. ? ....,: . - - , ... 5. The paid uP, capital and reserve funela o _ e Old Huron & Erie affords surplus security totaiIiiig .S850.poo. Owners a these debentures together Aivit eiavings depositors have FIRST ,claim upon every dollar tifigHttroll"& Erie as- sets totalling over $31,000,000. er....._ ir ' • 5 per cent. per annum is payable half yearly' Upon #140 or lure for I, 2, 3, 4, or 5 years. ereeetetieee-e- I . CHOOSE THIS TRUSTEE SECURITY Fpyji HARD EAR/If- ED SAVINGS :/,. ! . ., , CARLING ik MORLEY BARRISTER aze., .EXETER, ON Loc,a1 Agent for The Huron & rie Mortgage Co to whom applicathera for &bean urea may • tee-ale,Int A Surprise in You; Favor* OutstandEng Featare4; 5 -tube Circuit Use Power Tubes Drum Contro.t Built-in; 1. by McLagaii jUi 1;tvs model in. your 7107pe. Pat-, Wee,' 0 P12.911 HEN you see and hear the new De Forest & Crosley 'models, you'll estimate -their pric- es many dollars over what they actually cost. "Amazing," you will say. The radio values we offer yin to- day have Won for these sets the reputation of being Canada's mite eiandlig radio buy. We would like to dean-htEtrate any De Forest Cresley model in your home •eithout obligation, and prove that we can give you the best that radio offers, at truly re- markeble pPices. ' airangod o anY and A & 8 Battetles,.etc. , '")12.1ititO yO11,5,1.' Eadito. Tu!s fcr 50c. each aid .1-ntecthem to br p efi4rget 'ollows THE EXETER'TIMES-ADVOCATE SPECIA.a PRIZg.$ T. McMillan, M.P., for best agri- cultural or lleavy draught mare or W, W, ChapMan; L. W. Hettnaan for best halter broke colt exhibited by boy 15 years or under, R. Geiger; Brown's Boot Shop, for team, Gelluas & an; WesleY Merner for hest gentleman's outfit, j. L alcialuleY; Bonk Or Montreal for best iiniehecl cattle beast'up to three years, Pym; T. L. Wurm .or best calf under one year old, En Pyirt; Dr. Mclain.nou for best pen of two pullets and one cockerel, G. Heywood; ;I. Decker for foal, S. Hey johnston & . Kalbfleisch for best pair becou hogs, 3, A, Manson & Son Wm. Reunie Co., for vegetables, J. Deolter, Sr,; flowers, P. J. Haberer; field roots, W. Decker; W. O'Brien for butter, S. R. Farwell; Williams Bros„ for loaf of bread, j, A. Man - sou; Dr. O'Dwyer, for display of ladies' word, H. A. Fuss; T. Eaton Co„ for best dressed chicken, E, Walper; R. Simpson Co„ for butter, j. Hey, Jr. HORSES General Purpose—Brood mare accompanied by foal, H. Steinbach, 3, A. Manson & Son; foal, H. Stein- bach, E. Haberer; 1 year old, Se Rietrich, At Smith; 2 year old, J. A. Manson & bon; team in harness and wagon, H. Steinbach, W. Decker. Agricultural—Brood mare accom- panied by foal, Jas. McBride, WW. Chapman; foal, W. W. Chapman; R. McClinchey; 1 yea/. old, R. Tinney, Jas. McBride; 3 year old, E. Foster; team in harness and wagon, 3. Gelinas & Son, E. Foster; e Heavy Draught—Brood mare ac- companied) by foal, W. MeAlister. & Son, foal, W. McAlister & Son, T. M. Snowden; 2 year old, W. W. Chapman; team in hareeSs and wagon, E. J. Pym. Roadster -- Btood mare accom- paniea,. by foal S. Hey, j. Deck-e- er, Jr.; foal, j. Decker 1, 2, and -3; 1 year old, S. Hey; 2 year old, E. Walper, R. McClinchey, S. Hey; team in harness and wagon, Dr. Campbell; single in harness and buggy, R. McLaren, Dr. Bangliart, T. Reed;, lady driver, Itobt. McLaren L. Armstrong, J. Decker Sr. Armstrong, J. Decker Si. Carriage—Brood 'mare accompan- ied by foal, 3. Decker Jr., S. Hoff- man, J. Manson & Sbn; foal, S. Hoff- man, J. Manson & Son, 3% Manson & Son; .1 year old; 1. Wainer; 2 year old, J. -Manson & Son, R. McBride R. McClinchey; team in harness alai wagon, Geo. Thiel; single in harness end buggy, R. Webster, J. E. Mc- Kinley, Dr.Campbell. Judge—T. 3. Moore, Tara CATTLE' Registered Durham—Bull calf, E. J. Pym, W. Oestreicher, . H. Stella- bach; `heifer calf, E: J. Pym, Stehabach; 1 year old bell calf, E. Pym, W. Oestreich.er and 3rd. Other than pure-bred Durham--- Cowe.in milk or in calf, 3. Platt, 0. Sueerus, S. .R. Farwell;, yearling heifer, ,J. Pfett 1et and 2nd; 2 year eldeheiaer, 0. Surertte, J. Pfaff; Pat cow or heifer,' J. Pfaff, 0. Surerus lade -and 3rd; 2 year old Steer, j. Waft and 2nd, 0. Surerus; Yearling steer, J.. Pfaff. and 2nd; Fat Steer, 3. Pfaff; Holstein., cows in milk 'or calk, W. R. Battler & Seta; Holstein yearling heifer, S. R. Farwell. Grade Herd consisting eat cow, 1 - year -old heifer, 2-year-old"lieifer, 2 - year -old steer, J. Pfaff, 0. Burins. Judge, Gordon Smith, Woodslee SHEEP. . Leiceeter—Sb.earling ram, W. Mc- Alister & •Son; -shearling ewe, W. McAlister & Son and 2nd; ram lamb E. F. Klopp, W. McAlister & Son; ewe lamb, W. McAlister & Son and 2nd; Ewe, having raised iamb in '26 W. McAlister & Son and 2nd. Lincoln---Shearling ram, T. Snow- den; aged ram, G. Penhale; shearl- ing ewe, G. 'Penhale, T. Snowden; Ram lamb, T. SnoWdene" G: Penhale; ewe lamb, T. Snowdee, G. Penhale; ewe, having, retied lamb in 1926, G. Penhale, T. Snowden, Shropshire--Shearling ram, J. A. Manson & Son; shearling 'ewe, j. A... Manson ee'Son and 2nd; ram lamb, J. A,. Manson & Son; ewe limb, .1. A. Mason & Son and 2nd; 'eerie, having raised' Iamb in 1926, j. A. Manson & Son; T. Snowden: k•Oxforcls--Shearling ram, T. Snow - en; aged ram, T. Snowden, W. B. 3att1er & Son; ehearling ewe, T. Snowden, T. -McAdams; 'ram lamb, T. Snowden, T. McAdams; ewe lamb, T. McAdams and 2nd; ewe, having raised lamb in 1926, T. McAdams, T. Snowden; • fat sheep, any 'clasp" 1. A. Matson & Son, T. Snowden. Judge, Gordon Smith, Woed.slee ' R Tamworth—Agecilg. lsow,W. B. Bat- tler & 'Son, 3. A. iManson- & Son; aged beer, T. Snowden; spring -boar, 3. A. Manson & Son; spring sow, W. B. Battler & Son. e yorkshire-L-Aged boar and. spring - boar, W. McAlister & Son. . Judge, Gordon Smith; Weodslee POULTRY .,. Hatuburgs„ hen—W. 13. 13attler & San; Barred Plymouth Rocks, cock, hen, cockerel, pullet, G. lieywood; Whito Plymouth Rocks, cock, T. M. Snowden 2, hen, Kochems, T. M. Snov,iden,. cockerel and pullet, T. Snowden. and 2nd; leghe lara,hamas, hen, W; 13. Battler ee, Son; ' Black Minorcas. conk, W. B. Battler & Son, hen, P. KoelteanearV. B. Rattler & Son, cockereiala., Koehame 5. Hey,, Jr.; pallett, P. Xocheine, J.' Hey Jr.; Part vid!te co ckerel pullet, 1;'. Eoctheni & 2: S,C).W. Leg - cock, C. 114,. „.7,;;Lpi, Truem- mr, lien,' G. fic.yWood, Juclais Thicl, oo'4.1i.eve1; 110.w.:oU 211d, Pal - W. 13z1v141:r.%), G„„: ileywood; While • •Wyae ot Los; . co Woad!, hen. C. lieyWo44 , 41nci 2nd; Anceents. r ewe:, C.,..Salmen, Lloyd O'Brien, heti, W. B. 'Rattler & e'en, C. Salmon, cockerel pnilet W. LL Battler .& Son, I. O'Brien; 'Bantam', cock W. 13. Battler & Son 'and 2nd, hew W. B. Battler & Son,'' G. 'Rey- ood , cockerel W. 13. .15a i ilor. & on,S A, AlcClino1ie.,7,r, atiliot 'W. T3. Battier 4: See, O. Ileywodd;. Collection of Pigeons, Dr. McKinnon, H. Yung- blut; Pekin Cllina Dttalc, old ra, ,tral Snowden, P. Kochents, young T. S1191den, Keelienia; Rouen decks cold, T. Snowden, yeueg, K90131kta, T. Snowden; Ducks any Variety old, T. MOAdalms, 111.. 'tech - ems.. Young P, Kochems; Geese, old W. 13, Settler & on; Toulouee Gees e old, T. Gelinas • te See; Wild. Geese, A. MOUSseatt. Judger, A. E. °elver; Since Lo' cal News Mrs. Downie epent the week -end in St, Thomas, Mr. Wm. Leavitt and M. and Mrs. S. C. Cochrane spent a few days this week in Windsor. Mr. Cecil 1VIcAlphine of the Bank of Montreal staff spent the weelt-eud at his home in London.- Mr. and Mrs. Francis'Clarke, of Crediton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Penhale on Sunday. Mrs. W. El. Gardiner and little daughter, Shirley are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Taylor, of London. 'Mr. Cecil Johnston and Miss Merle joh`nston, of Essex, visited with Mr. and Mrs, M. E, Gardiner during the past week. .The Rally Day collection, of Cav-en Sunday School was $50. This is good for a school of less than one hundred scholars. Mr. and Mrs. B,*W. F. Beavers and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Grant were guests on Sunday ef Mr. and Mrs. R. Sing- leton:of Glencoe. ,"Mrs. P. W. Oladmaa is in Peter- boro, called there by the. illnese and death of her Mother, Mrs. Fowler." London Free Press.. , Mr. Harry Sweet :and 1VIr. lerthni Lappen, of Windsor,:motored up Ind spent the week -end with rthe eormer's in.othe-i-,, Mrs. Thos: Sweeten- . Miss Connor 'held' an euetlen pale of household effects on Saturday and she and her father, Mr. jetties Con- nor; have left for leellville, where they wilt reside in future. • Miss. Lily Payne siffered a painful accident 'on Tuesday her left arm ae- ingto.dly burned when some gasoline ignited. A burnerof a .gesolitte stove became flooded and while wip- ing it up the gasolinetook fire. The regular monthly meeting of the Womens' Cheistian Temperance Unionwas held Monday afternoon, September the 27th in the basement of'Main St. United church. The Pres-• ident Mrs. 3'. T. Miners occupied the chair. Mrs. Sutton, convener of the booth held at the fair, -reported hay- ing made' around $60. .A reading by ?ferule Simi and a ukelele select- ion by Billie Burke were very much appreciated. Meeting' closed with prayer by Mrs, Grant. The October meeting will'lee held in , James St: church. . ee, • a , The lite Thomas J. 'Waldron, of Toronto, who died on the lith of . • September, was born, raised and re- Iceived hit' early training for a teach- er near the -town of Exeter. • He left here ale:Alt:52 years ago and taught public sahbal 'Per a few years. He theia '<Plaited Icaa high school, teacher etitl'1ollowed thls .profeseien fora number ofiyears in the vicinity 61 -Toronto. Abaut 15 years .ago -.he 'took a poeition as beef -keeper in elle office ofaihe C.N.R., Toronto 'an& later has been travelling,auditor for the railroad ,contineing his duties until three daYs before his -death. He leaves 'a widow, one son and three daughterse, twee` brothers and, three sisters. He had been so remarkably well that hie death came as a shock to his relativtes. , • RECEPTION AND pRESENTATION Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford arrived honie. Monday evening from their wedding trip spent in Detroit,' Flint, and other places in Michigan •and they were tendered ,a reception by about sixty of 'their neighbors and friends at their home on the -Fourth Concession of Usborina They were presented with an address and two beautiful .chairs. The presentation was made by Mrs. Wm. Rowcliffe and the address read by Miss Laura Hicks. Mr. Ford made a suitable reply. An enjoyable• evening was spent. Lunch was served after which all left for their respective hoMes *Wishing Mr. and* 1VIr3. Ford all joy and happiness through mar- ried life. ;Following was the ad- dress; • Monday, October 40 19426 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford. Dear Friends,: , We, your friends and neighbors have gatheredhere this evening to - spend a social hour with you, and to extend to you our good will, and hest wishes for your future happiness and prosperity. 'Our past relations as neighbors with you, Ant4 has been one of friendship -and sportsmanship for all concerned. And to Mrs. Ford, who is coming among' us as a bride, letus all give you the hand of friendship and weleome to our homes and this community. As a siecere expiessitta of mil" good -will we ask you to accept these chairs as a tokee of the esteem. talk we hold you in, trusting that yet: may long be spared to' rest and enjoy your- selves in them. ,May richest blessing rest npon-you in your new home is the sincere wish of all. . Signed on, behalf of Friends and neighbors of four and five Tesborae. AUQT.TQN SALE 01 -- IREC:',43 AND itrURNITTTR3T3. Them will be offered for sale by public auction on„,,tho premises, ou, MONDAY, 0CT011,3Ei4 18th„ 192,8 at 1.30 o'clock p.m. the following; . miAL. 17.1$TAT12L-7.(1-oad two' storey brick honse;en the East side of Wil- liam Street' Fixotor .and parta of Lots 3, 9, and 10 GridleY's .Suevey, having a frontage on 'William street of al:out 159 feet; the 'property of the late William Turnbull: CTIATTELS—Vphelstered :parIont "(Mite, couch, librarY table, organ, 2 parlor lamps, -rocking chairSi.',•stdo- board:' eiscretary, extension table; 0 dining rater -chairs; 2 or ,3 small itables, sewing machine, hall mirror :and rack, hall pedeStai, ,8 good bed Mixt suites, epriuga and Mattreases, Single be with Outings and Mattreee, feethee" beds, 2 toilet sets, glass pupboerd, Ititellen table, 'coal oil stove, coca heater; cook stove, Iowa, quilts, curtains, cushions, 8 gOOd rugs, rag Carpets, pietureS, dishes, fruit, 'washing macilleta cream separator, set Opel° herneSa, hoes, forks and ether artieles toe Peuitierous, to mentioe, TERMS • Real Eitate-10 per cent, cin day sale and balance ix 30 day e there - A'' portion of the purchase money will be left On mortgage if the purchaser sb desires. Chattels— Cash. For further particulars apply to GLADMAN & Solicitors for Mrs. Maly Emerson, the owner FRANK TAYLOR, Exeter • Auetioneer ' AUCTION SALE — of — FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS The undersigned his received in- structions to sell by public auction, on LOT 24, CONCESSION 2, HAY TP. 1 mile ' west and 3-4 mile north of " HENSALL ' . — on ,--- • FRIDAY; OCT01311D 15th' 1926.. at 1 p.m. Sale of sheep at3 p.m. . HORSES -eel driyang mare. red, 14 montb.s; Scotch Shorthorn, , (car in A-1 condition; auto power ' CATTLE—Scotch Shorthorn Bull, com4,1:oan, red bull calf 4 months, old Jack in good shape; auto jack. TERMS --$10 and under, cash; pale or milking; 4 2 -year old steers; over that amount 12 months' credit on...approved joint notes, or 5 per by si&; '9 grade Shorthorn cows, in 4 1 -year old steers; 4 2.y:ear 014 ca.e.10ist:.., spnero, moannionum, discount ;for cash. heifers; 1 1 -year old heifer; 6' caries. .„ HOGS -1 pure bred Berkshire sow F: TAYLOR, Auctioneer .. POTILTRY—About . 50 Plymonfa A, ''11[43,DG,1N,4... ' ale e, rir Rock hens. • . :. , ,11 ... ; and rams; all SHEEP -35 Dorset Horned ewegistered or eligible. ° . AUCTION ' SALE IMPLEMENTS—M. , H. manere• ,,. ,meine STOOK, IMPLEMENTS re , spreader, M. -H. binder, 6 ft. cut; ale „ , H. eornhinder, Deering mower, 6 ft. and iikellSEHOLD EFFECTS cut; sweep rake, M. -H. side rake and- . The undersigned has receivedeln- tedder, Hay loader, M. -H. -etruations" to sell by public auotton, ultivaaor, disc , har- , tooth cultivator, 1,7 tooth; FrsoPsrtillig 0U LP 3, CON. 15, 1VIcGILLIVRAY Wood stiff tooth c , on FRIDAY, OCTOBER. 8th, 1026 grass seeder, 12 hoe; onion drill, 2 'wide , at one "clock sharp the following row, 14 'plate; out throw; sinoothing hariiiivs, grain drill and HORSES—Clyde mare 9, year old; • ' greymare 8 years old;. general pur- grass' sisedeki• 2 'furrow riding plow„ poi:* horse 8 years old. , Cid;p,cksilan_Htt.e6worand b ikianngplow, iT , Ccuoictkshatuotrt CATTLE—cow suppesed to calf in 2 .March, e cows supposed to ealf in and puller, :unto 'power jack and belt, April, ,.2 cows supposed to calf in bobbox, sleigh, a1-2in2chorloggisnegats;le2igh, eat wagon, ha Y and stook ,rack, gravel May, Aberdeen Angus cow with bull litest, calf itt , side, steer 2 years old, steer wising 2, 3. heifers rising 2, 4 spring light wagon, lancing mill, bagger calves. truck, onion thresher, heavy. wagon, : 1:IGS—Brood sow, .6 pigs 4 mon.- springs, '2 set heavy harness, 3 single: eld, 9, pigs 10 weeks old. harness, feed cOoker, sap pans, 4 IMPLEMENTS—McCormick bin- ' , barrel galvanized gathering tank, der,eladcCormick mower nearly new, sap pails and aipiles; Chevrolet tour. MeCermack mower, McCormick hay- ing car. , rake, Deering Fertilizer noe drill, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — Beds, M. IL Disc 14 platfe, M. I. Culteva- beautifid Happy Thought steel rangetore,steel three drum roller, 0111 ver coal or woodeeilappy Thought cast bean scuffler and harvester, hand range; 4 burnercost oil stove, 'hang- ing lamps, lady's bicycle, a geanaity of weed; also ,many other useful articles of liceme, garden and stable. REAL EST.ATE--rThere will' be ofe„ ferea for salb the 75 -acre grass farm being the west '3-4' oteLot, 1<6, Con, 7, Hay, Whiall';is,;fericed for sheep, hag 'geed -shed, plenty of shade and never. failing water in ditch. Terms 'nude' known on day of sale. • - . , The proprietor has sold his farm and eVerYthing offered, is for sale. . TERMS' ;, • , $10 and under, cash; over that amouni,,7 months' credit on approv- ed joint notes; or 5,per cent. per art: num dis'colintafor cash. e , . FRANK TAYLOR, 'Auctioneer , e; W. C. PEARCE, Preprietor : AUCTION SALE — af -- FARM STOCK AND .1111PLEMENTS The endereignee has received in- etuctions to eel/ bY public auctien on LOT 7, CON. 11, McGILLIVRARY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1926 Lt O'cIoelt p.m. sharp the toll:Ming CATTLE -1 pure bred cow, Well - wood Doon the Fifteenth, due De. 24th; I Duritain cow, due Dec, 14; 1 Durham cow due San. 6th; 1 Dur- ham cow dee Feb, 12; 1 cow due Feb. 5th; 1 Durham heifer, spotted, due Dec, 1501; 1 Durham heifer, red due Dee, 26t1i; 1 Durham 'heifer, freshened two months; 1 purebred dural' puepose heifer two yeareld, bora Nov. 23rd, 1924; °lie Durham heifer two years old; three Durham heifers rising 2 years old; one Dur- ham steer rising two years old; one Durhain heifer one year old; three good Durham neves; one purebred dural purpose bull, bore Dec. 6th, 1925; one Durham calf two months old. tMPLE1VfENTS-0ne good Deer- ing binder; wagon, third of a cord gravel box; 40 sap buckets, 2 pans; pig rack, cultivator, old Noxon-seecl drill, 1 new thirteen Fleudy riding pleos.ws; 2 walking plow, root pulper, fanning mill, set liritchen harness, early new; half set Of backing har- ,ri n Cook stove, talking machine; Ford I • • AUCTION SALE • • — or — . FARM STOCK AND BeEPLEMENTS' The undersigned auctioneer Aeas' been instructed' to, sell by pubIiq auction, on • • • e . LOT 10, CONCESSION 2, STEklillIN' .• ee, on • e WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER '20,-1926' one o'clock p.m. sharp the following IJ0RSES-4 good work liorses;'11 driving horse, 7 years old; 1 three., year-old filly; carriage. • , CATTLE -1 cow due in januarY; 1 cow due in February; a renewed. cow; 1 baby beef. ' • HOGS -3 hogs 150 pounds. IMPLEMENTS --- Massey lierrii binder 6 ft. cut; Deering moveer; sbed drill; stiff tooth minima:a': springtooth cultivator, steel land roller, set 4-sectiondiamond har- rows, disc harrows, 2 walking plows, riding plow, clover 'bundler, pea. harvester, scuffler, cutting box, ex- tension ladder, emery stone, cow' chains, two wagons,set sleighs buggy, two seated' buggy, cutter, hay rack, gravel box, hay fork, grain bagger, wheel barrow, 2 ,sets double harness, set of single hex - nese, new; cream separator, churn, forks, shovels, hoes, chains, whiffle - trees, neckyokes, rope and pullies, and, other ,aticles too numerous to menion., HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Organ, yange, kitchen tale, wardrobe, TERMS—$10 and under; cash; over that amount 12 months' credit dnapprove.' joie( notes; or 5 per cent, per annum discount for 'cash. 3. W. ANDERSON, Proprietor FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer Notice to Creditors. gmuffler, No.. 21 Fleury plow; No. 8 Corn. Macbinery To handle your eorn crop to t best of advantage equip Yowls with a Masse): Harris 8 Cern 0 der. It has the largest drive whe of any binder on the market iodala No aide dratts, widest rang o Of ad, iustmeas easily and quickly madEVe from the drivers seat, no paekere ti$e knock pff the ears,: Also our No. If Blower has made fcei itself manyesae tisfied, farmers. Itis fittert*.witKi alimite high pressure lubrica * \ante built to Suit large or small lmaer* We carry a all line of stable ,Tuipe- ment, manure and feed 'carriers, wee ter bowls, pumps and Akipt„ agency for Sugar jack presses, tit& wonderful feeding Procese (ghat. re, duces your feeding costs. - inquir6, abut it and let eta ,meet your re- quirements. Have a look at oak - Quebec Sulky Plow. A trial wilt:convince you that 'It is one of th.- best and lightest dealt plows on th market to -day. ARTHUR JONES ilassEy.warw, AUCTION SALE ' FARM. STOCK AND IMPLEMEN'T*. The undersigned has received ilea structions to sell .by• public auction. on LOT 11, CON. 17, STEPHEN ; — on -- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13th, mg, at 1 o'clock sharp the following: ItORSES---p-rey Percheron, 5 yrt, old; grey Percteron mare, 3 year*, old; general purpose horse, 10 yree old; driving niare. CATTLE—Cow due March 230 cow due March 29, cow due April 85-i. cow due .A.pril 13, cow due April 181., cow due May 14, steer rising 2 yrs.s. heifer rising 2 years, 5 'yearling - steers and heifers, 6 spring calves. HOGS AND POULTRY—Brooda sow; 3 pigs weighing' 200 lb. 10 weighing weighing 150 lb.; 4 turkeys, 10(h hens; 50 pullets. • IMPLEMENTS — M. 11. pigs mower, sulky rake, M. H. cultivator; walking gang plew, set harrow.% dime harrow" 2 set double harness, 2'set single harness hay rack, gra,vel box,: root pulner,' fanning mill, euttint- box, set scales, 2 wagons, 2 buggiele light wagon, set sleighs, cutter, cow chains,. wheelbarrow, 2 drills, The Laval cream separator, quantity or lumber, pig trough, 2 barrels, grinde- stone, dash churn, 2 stoves, if:Steam:a table, glass cupboard, coaloil stovt sugar kettle, clothes closet, mil pails, barrees and loxes, pipe -vrendi 5 tons hay, oats and naixed grain, 181. large _sacks, forks, shovels, hoes,4- whiffletrees, neckyokes, chains an other articles. National TIVID. plow, 4 talece set Iron , $10 and under, cash; over that. rack, buggy, cutter, Ford car, Clin- amount 12 months' credit will be'harrows, wagon, hayrack stock ton fanning mil1,1wheel barrow, 75 grain bags and seeks,' a quantity of mixed grain and oats, 15 ton ef hay, 15 loads of Alsike chaff which may be moved from the premises, whiff- leteees, 'neckyolees, forks, chains and other articles too numerous to mention: HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Incind- ing kitehen range, extension table, .side bpard, dressers, chairs, several beds ,and springs, vinegar barrel, churn, •washing machine, linoleume given on furnishing approved joint notes, or 'a discount of 5 per centek off. for cash. . • 1VIICH. FINKBEINEtt..Proprietor ALONZO HODGINS;"..Cieek FRANK TAYLOR, Anctionee Notice to Creditors. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thalt. all persons,haying claims against the estate f MAURICE BENDER*. late of the Village of Dashwood, ar6- 2 kitchen cupboards, Viking cream required to forward their Clime seperator new,- extension ladtgr, 45 eeteheavy breechings, stall in Mt. gallon gasoline drum, 2 eets of double. harness, set shigle narness, Carmel church shed. , • • TERMS . • All, Sums of ten dollars and raid- er; cash, over that amount 7 months ,greglitewill be given on furnishing ,approved joint notes with a dis- ;of per cent off for notes, credit gum:runts. alay and grain cash. ARTHuat WEBER, Auctioneer 4.-GRATBIEL, Clerk MAC .111cDONALD, Proprietor •• NOTICE IS IIERDBY GIVEN -that all pbrsons having claims against the estate of NEWTON CLARK, late of the Township of Stephen in the County of Huron, farmer, who died on or abottt the 4th day of Augest A, D. 1926 at the City of London, County of, Midd1e:4ex, are required to forward their claims duly proveu to either II. Eilber & Son, Crediton or the undersigned Administrator on or before the Oth clay of October A. la, 15.26, AND NOTICE IS rnrtTi-m33, GIV- EN that after this said date the un- dersigned Administrator will proceed to distribute the estate having re- gard 'only tO the claims ot which b. than shall hs,vo laotice.% Dated, at Creditor:: this, 25th day of September A. D. 1926: James Clark, Administrator 1, It, It, No, 3, Dashwood, Out, duly proven to H. Eilber & Son; Cediton, on or before the 9th day of October A: D, 1926. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVe- EN,that after this said date the tide- dersigned Executors will' proceed- idl• distribute the estate having regard only to the claims of whiche-kthet then shall have notice.- • Dated at 'Crediton this 25th day git September A. D. 1926. John 0. Berney Mrs. Dora E. Berney, Executor* ' R., No. 2, Dashwood, Onte CLASSES NOW IN SESSION COURSES: Stenographic, Commerial, Secretarial,. 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