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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-10-28, Page 4A 0 DER 'SU 1Q.24 News Little Miee Marian Powell is:Pen- :Wed to her hoine through illnesSe. • John Keys hes returned liOnle 4ifter vitating for a time* in LOinion. • Maa\axel Mrs, Seth Brown., of 1,ree Inaeen.e,, peat the week-ei& in Lon - Mr. •and ,Mrs,•.Gota.' the Lake 13. 004 8Pezit tiee"weekeend la Londou. Woodetoch atted Innerkip. Wm. Forrester, EX-M,P.,- of South 'Perth and a promiuent nenident Mitchell, died, SatardaY at the age of ,Y1 years. • . Miee Deusilla Lightfoot, of Aliso Crwg,F•=pent a few days with Wee Jettii. Luther at the Grand. Central.* Hotel the fore partof. the week. Mrs. Lottie White came over from Stratford last Friday anclesgent few hours in the home Of her broth, ar, Mr. W. H. Jed -laden, M. John McLennan, of Western UniveraiY, London, was a guest his aunt, Mrs. (Rev,) Jas. Foote, on Friday and Saturday of last week. Strang cold:acted the sere viee in Caren church on Sunday 2uoming and In the evening the ser- vice was in charge of Reer. Mr. Mc-. Farlane. of Bayfield. Mrs. Donnelly and family, Miss S.. •Gregory and Mrs. L. 'White, of Stratford., .aecompanied Mr. Ddennelly to Exeter Friday evening and re- newed old acquaintances. The veterane of Exeter and dist- rict and Company training in Ex- eter will parade to Trivitt Memorial church on ,Sunday, November 7th. A fall attendance of veteranse is ex- pected to turn out this year. Leta all go. S. S. NO. 4, ICSBORNE Report of S. S. No. 4, Usborne, for the xnonth of September based on examinations and daily work: Sr. IV.—Jean. Coates ,84, Ila Hunter 76. Jr. IV. --Archie Thompson 67, Bo Y Hunter absent. Sr. III—Bessie •Coates 85, Florence Mitchell'75. Jr. III.—Norman Hunter 85, Elgin. Lux- ton.61; below pass, Allan Westeott ,54, Arnold Ford 46. IL—Clifton tenter 73, 'Willie • 12, Beat- e Essery 64, Ha eat Qbaaton. 62. Skie lier 74, Dorotley Herelake 67. Jr. 1 --AndfeY Bova9lif,tC,7,0, Allen Bus - Well 00, Fr 07-.-.1-416Y011, 8.7, Carroll Quinton' 7 S,BIM° Itoweliffe 68, Melville l3tie\trel1„ 62. rfuneber On roll 23, averagh,altendan.ce 18.5. c• 14, a. is, Teacher ANNU'Aii.. FUN FESTIVAL AT • • )'.0 NEM oAnIsin, The mt. eumglAlatie aociety is annenencing a,.e.14)k.halz rio.t of laugh- ter in the 4.ereete ore:their three act comedy, "A: Conna aa, NO ACC() Unt, " '& play built fonelaughing purposes only. The reputation of this society is a, guarantaei thetatheenlay will be presented u .the. best , Ammer pos-' Miele and ifenena, wieh tea evening of real enjoyment, lee,Sare 'to see this play, Owingetne the niniebers that always wisle to :seeenie„annuai play at mt. Canmelet.ehiaaneolduction will be offered forret:wee evenings, Thurs- day 'endepridayagnnexte week. Or- chestra MA.O.CI k :am ;,prog,ttetion the same both, evenings: . 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Ir././.0.11.91131M035.1611.1.1JK .1111,..IPAII*1•1121.%4 Rich, Soft Tones Ok A Roof zntford Asphalt Slates harmonize with art 'style. of ardil- tecturel and their ricb,, soft tones blend with their surrotindins it all times of the year. : . •They Ihgt for years,aec ;es!ishat and give peteiseet Erioteztion fecan U‘veathep ce..:ItUtions„ 7 V:lo Ora AO Cai*. Liferre lreettfotd e...1 ICer eeteeeee eServeee. Ly E ' THE EXETER .TIMES.ADVOCATE 'Klrht011 00) ' Ogicert el',TOYeleiber a de els, the, laet dieY' tot : Rev. COnnor had a Sueeessful auction Sale of his household effects Q. W. Copelena, of St, Marys wield- ed the hammer(' BARN NEAR KIRK'TON D33.18,`.PROVE1) BY FIRE An early blaze of, unknown ori- gin eon, Wednesday morning of last week cleetrOyed the barn of Naasan Switzer, 1 1-2 miles of Kirkton. The large bauk barn and ail its con- tents are a total loss, the damage amouitting to between $5,000 and $6.,000,„ a portion of which is Over - ed by insurance in the Blanshard Insurance Co. The fire, which broke out about 4 o'clock in the inorenteteg was • first noticed lay •a neighbor, Vete ,was awakened by the reflection. The owner was roused and farmers from the aistrict called to assist in battling the blaze. Suf- ficient headway had been gained by the flames, however, to render use-• less all exteeiguishing activities. The efforts of the fighters were spent in saving the nearby buildings., In- cluded in the loss are the year's crops, a cow and a calf, brood sow and 10 pigs and a number .of valu- able imprements. The barn, one of the mostemodern aud well equipped in the district, was 100 feet by 40 •feet in size. Fast friends are fine if they are not too fast. • ONTARIO ELECTION ACT, 1926.. • and ONTARIO VOTERS' LIST ACT, 1926 Tale ONTARIO ELECTION, DEC- E111BEll, ist,' 1926 TAKE NOTICE that the sittings of the Revising Officers for the pur- pose of hearing complaints or ap- peal's witla regard to the Voters' Lists to be used at the pending elec- tion of a member of the Legislative Assembly for., each of the Electoral Districts of Huron North and Huron South, will be held for' the resPec- tive municipalities in •Said District% at the following times and places, mentioned in •the schedule, below, with the names of the Clerk of the Revising Officer for each Municipal; ity, and the last date for making complaints or appeals to the said Clerk. Revising' Officer; November 3rd is the last day for 'complaints. • e' Colborne Township, Nov. 4th, Township Hall, Carlow, 10 a. Mrs. I 'Hetherington, Goderich, Clerk ot*Revising Officey; November '1st, the last day for conipla.intS: Grey Township, Nov, 45th, Toffn- ship Hall, Ethel. 11 aan,'J. H. Pear, Ethel) Clerk of, Revising Officer;' Nov. 11, is the last -ay for com- plaints.' ' Howick Townshp, Nov. 18, Town-* -ship Ilall, • Gorne, 11.30 a.m., Mrs: C. E. Walker, Gorrie, Clerk of Re- vising Officer; November 1f5th ie the last day for complaints. Morris Township, Nev. 15th, Town ship Hall Morris, 2 p.m., Alex Mac - Ewan, Bluevale, Clerk oE Revising Officer; Ncnrember 11th. is the .last day for complaints. Turnbury Township, Nov. 1.6th, Township Hall, Bluevale, 1.30 p.m, W. R. Cruickshank, Winghare, Clerk of Revising Officer; November 12th HURON NORTH .Ashfield Township, November 6th TowAsinp Ashfield, 11 a.m.; C. E. 1V1cDonagh, Lucknow, Clerk of is the last day for complaints. East Wawanosla Township, Nov. 1.3th, Foresters' Hall, Belgrave, 2 pen., Alexander Porterfield, Bel - grave, "Clerk of Revising, Officer; Novembere,10th is the last day for complaints. West Wawanosh Township, Nov. 6th, Township Hall West Waavanosh 2 p.m. Durnin Phillips, Lucknow, Clerk Of Revising Officer; November 3rd is the last day for complaints. Goderich Town, Nov. 9, 10, 11, 13, •ettitirt House, Goderich, 10 a.m., IVIiss,Edna Webb, Goderch, Clerk of Revising Officer; November 5th iS the last day for complaints. Wingham Town, Nov. 17th, Town Hall, Wingham, 11 a.m., W. A. Gal- en:8,1th, WIngham, Clerk of Revising Ofticer`; November 14th is the last day for complaints. e • Briessels -Village, Nov. 16th, Town Hall, Brussels, 3 p.m., A. I -I. Mac- donald, Bru.ssels, Clerk of Revising Officer; November 12th is the last day for complaints. Blyth Village, Nov. 13th, Com- munity Hall, Blyth, 11 am.,.Jas. D. Moody, Blyth, Clerk of ReVising Of- ficer; November 10th is the last day for complaints. Wroxoter Village, Nov. 5th, Town Hall, Wroxeter. 1 p.m., .Freci Davey; Wroxeter, Clerk of Revising Officer; November 2nd is the last day for complaints. MYRON SOUTH. Hay Township, Nov, llth, Tewn- ship Hall, 'Zurich, 10 a.m., A. F. Hess, Znrich, Clerk of Revising Of- tieer; November 8th is the last day Lor for complaints. Hulled: Township, Nov. 8th, COni- n n ty Hall, LoadeChoro. 2 p.m, John Fingland, Londesborta Clerk of Reveling Officer; November 40 is the last clay for complaint:a. Goderich Township, Nev. ()linos' Hall, Hohneeville, 10 a.m.. 11, G. Thompson, oarapa. cnclriz or Revising Officer; a•Tovembee 2nd ie the bet 'day for conliteinte. LTci<iltopTownehip," Nota., Lith, cal negio Library Hall, 'Seaforth; 2.10 p.m, Joh" McNa:7, Seaforth • No. 2, Clerk. of Ilevielag: Moor; • Novembee 8th is the lait ;day for complainte. • Stanley Township, • Nov. • TOwnehip Hair, Varna, 10 ant, E, Trammell, Varna, Clerk of Revising AUCTION SALE • Stephen ToWnehip, • Nov. 90, •of 'township Hall, Crediton, 11 ante. • 'PAW% STOCK IL Eilber, Oreditou, Clerk of Revise 6 The undersigned auctigneer beie ine °Weer; NOvember 5th is the . , been instructed to sell by Public lila day for':complaints auction, on . Tuckeremith Tewuship, Nov, 12t1 L T 10 CONCESSION 1, STEPHEN Welke* Balle; I;lalleglekl, 2.30 Pe na, D, P. McGregor, SeatertInNo.,le Clerk of Revising Officer; N'oveniber 9th is the last day for complaints. Usborne Township, Nov. •10th, Township Halle Blinn/Me/2.30 p.m., Henry Strang, Hensall, dlerk of Re- vising Officer; Noymeber 6th is the hist clay for \complaints. • Cliaton Tonal, Nov. 6th, Town Hall, Clinton, 10 a.m., D: Mac- pherson, Clinton, Clerk of Revising Officer; November 3,rd is the last dear for complaints. , Seaforth °Town, Nov. • 4th, Town Hall, Seaforth, 1 p.m., I. A. Wilson, Seaford', Clerk of Revising Officer; November-lst is the last day for complaints.• , Bayfield Village, Nov. 12th, Town Hall, Bayfield, 11 a.m., James Reid, 13ayfield, Clerk of Revising Officer; November 9th, is the last day for Complaints. • a, Exeter Village, Nov., 10th, Ts:mu Hall, .Exdter, .1 .p.m., Joseph Senior, Clerk of Itevistiig Officer; Nov,ember 6th is the last, eay. for complaints.. • liensall Village; Nov, 4th, Town Hall, Hensel', • 11. a,axi., Alexander Murdock, Hexsall, Clerk of Revising Officer; Nevember lst is the last day for compleinti. ' Mr. Charles Seeger, 1C.C., Crown Attorney, is the ReyosingeOfteees ter the Municipalities of Goderich • mid the Memieipalities 8f the. Tenerse oCtol,bodurkrnteon7ovwinnslaigipe onti NorthBytiie 11 ell rePund• ' Township • of •.Goderich in South Huron. .„ • .The CountY.Judge.is the Revising Officer- for alleother Municipalities in North and South Httron. All persons are called upon te ex- amine the Voters' Lists to ascertain that their names era. correctly en- tered therein. . AND FURTHER'. TAICE NOTICE that any. voter in any of the said municipalities, who desires to com- plain that his name or the name of any person entitled to be entered on the said, list efor that municipality has been onunitted from the same, or that the names of any persons who are not •entitled to be voters have been entered theron, may as above set out apply, complain or appeal to have .his name, pr the name of any other perstm entered on or removed from the list. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE 'that such appeals' inust be by n.otice. In wriling .the prescribed form (in duplicate) ',signed by the com- plainant, and given to the Clerk of the Revising Officer, or left for,him at 'his address• as stated above., The lists of v'oters may be seen at the office of, thee Clerks of the Re- vising Officer. ::1 For further:I:information write to R. G. Reynolds). Godericho Clerk of the Election 'Beard, for the County of Huron • • , . . N. • - ChM:Mart Of the Election Boerd f,or •.• tho County of Huron Da.ted at Goderich the 2.1.st'dey of October, A.D. ,1926. Public Notice REGARDS EXETER DUMP • -GROUND The Municipal • bouncil having cleaned up the front of this property and are desirous tea keeping the seine in a clean' and sightly condi-, tion. . • The Public is lierebfecautioned against' the depositing of refuse at the dump groteecl.. . , The municipal teeth will be at the Service of any citizen- and will gath- er up all refusk when a request ig made to apY mpnicipal 'Official. A nominal charge Will be made. ' Citizens or persons found or known to have deposited refuse of any des- cription without' first getting, permis- sion Will be prosecuted. By Order W. D. SANDERS, Reeve JOSEPH SENOR, Clerk AUCTION SALE. FARM STO-Z11„°fA—ND CATTLE The undersigned has receivid structions to sell by public auction on the farm of J. N. Ratcliffe, LOT 7, THAMES ROAD. --- on --- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd at 1:30 pert, the following: HORSES -1 broad -mare draught, 8 years oki, bred to club horse; two socking colts, agricultural. IMPLE1VIENTS-e- Double. disc 16 plate International, .sicle delivery rake, manure spreader, steel -wheel truck wagon, Sandusky* teeptor, De Laval cream separator, rubber tire top buggy, nearly new; power wash- ing machine, root pulger, litter car- rier, car and bucket; spray motor pump and outfit complete; sanitary toilet, 2 Steel oil drum; and coal oil; 4 oak barrels, 'Daisy churn, butter bowl and ladle, `power emery stone, bread mixer, quantity of 8 and 4 in. tile, hay fork and rope 1.00egood ft., winter cover for Ford 'car engine and many other artieles. GRAIN --15o bus. oats, 400 bus. barley, a quantity of wheat screen - Inge, hen toed. The above are the property of ,J. N. Ratcliffe, . In addition to the above Byron Hicks will sell on the same day. 3 pure-bred Hereford cows, pedi- grees will bo produced at ti1110 of sate. Durlaent cows, springing to calf. A carload of two-year-old °u- teri° bred. stoere, from 1000 to 1200 ponnds,t, 20 yearling ateees analaheif- TERMS-10 menthe' Credit with 6 per cent, interesteon approved joint aofee. ' F. TAYLOR, Auctienteer X. N. RA'rCLIFVE, AND 11.. 11I01<8, ? 'DEVON CORNEAS' -- ea FIPTAX, OCTOBER; 29t1, 1326 atl P.14, sbarP the following; HORSES—Al:are 7 years old, 2 Belgian. colts 2 years old, Clyde colt 2 years old,. Belgian. colt 1 yea)! old, Belgian sucker colt, 2 driving horses 7 and 8 years tad. , elATTLE—Cow 7 years Old, due May 19ela; cow 4 years old, due Aiwa 171h; two farrow cows, 1 fat cow, steer 2 years old, heifer 2 years old, 4 heifers, rising 2 years old, 2 steers rising 2 years old, 2 steers rising 1 year old, 3 spring calves. HOGS -1 brood sow, 8 pigs weigh- ing 170 lb., 7. chunks, 50 hens, • TE RCS ' $10 and under, • cash; over that amount 12 months' credit will; be given on -furnishing approved joint notes, or a discount of 5 per cent. off for cash, DAN McCURDY, Proprietor FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer A, HODGINS, Cleek ' AUCTION SALE' TWO FARMS -AND VILLAGE LOT The bropetty of the late Hugh J. - 'MacDonald ,, • The undersigned. will offer for sale by Public Auction, at 4:101VIMERICAL HOTEL, HENSALL — on— ' • 'FRIDAY NOVEMBER, 5th 1926 1 at 2 o'clock pan. The follpwing valuable farms and village property. " First—,LOT 30, CON. 10, RIB - BERT TOWN,SHIP, centaining 100 acres more or less. On this farm is a good bank barn, good fences, orch- ard, some bush and good water. Second—LOT le CON. 10, H:R.S., TUCKERSMIT'll TOWNSHIP, con- taining 100 acres more or less . On this fermis a frame house -and bank barn, small orchard and small bush 'and good water. Fences fair e, Third—LOT 44, SOUTH SIDE off' QUEEN ST., IIENSALL, e good vil- lage lot centrally situated. TERMS -10 per cent: of purchase on day of sale and balance on Dec. 3rd. Further conditions and , particulars made known on day of sale or upon application to FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer GLADMAN & STANBURY. likeeter and Hensell • Solicitors .for W. A. MacDonald, Executor. Hugh J. MacDonald Estate AUCTION SALE - ot • 115...fosgssam EleteECTS AND, . ; REAL ESTATE' The eindersignedelias 'received .in- structionde`to sell by public auction, 'at OREDITON.- _ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1926 ,e at 1 p.m. the following ' ' HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS— Parlor suite, bedroom suite 3 bedsteads, 2 mattresses, bureah, glass cupboard, sink, extension table, kitchen table, cough, cook stove, Quebec heatei and oven, parlor stove, two burner oil stove, chairs, rockers, mirrors, dish- es, cooking utensils, ,sausage Press and grinder, tubs, barrels, garden tools, lawn mower, 5 1-2 cords of wood, about 7 tons of chestnut and egg coal and other articles -too num- erous to mention. REAL ESTATE—Part Lot 42, Crediton, One-fifth of an adre more or less. On this property'is a good brick house with furnace and -frame stable; all in good state of epair, also a splendid well. TERMS On household effects, cash. On real estate, 10 per cent.- on day of sale, balance on January 1st, 1927. FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer The Executors 'of the estates of Jacob and Rosina Finkbeiner, de- • ceased: AUCTION SALE — 01 --- FARM, FARM STOCK AND DIPLE1VIENTS The undersigned hasiereceived in- structions to sell by public auction, at LOT 21, CONCESSION 2, L.R.S TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH, 114 nines east and 114 miles north of Kippen., on e • WieDNESDA.Y, NOV. 10th, 1926 at 12.30 pan. sharp the following: • Lot 21, L. R. Se Tuckersmith Tp. containing 100 acres. well drained and fenced; .10 acres good bush; 10 acres wheat; 23 ,acres plowed, bal- ance seeded to grass; large brick house and brick' kitchen attached, furnace and soft Neter in house; 2 good wells, woOdshed and large bank barn with good stabling' and litter carrier, hen house, driving shod with steel roof and other betiding's. HORSES -2 )3rood mares rising 7 and 8 years, grey peaeheron rising '4 years, bay home rising 5 - years, aged driver, aged mare, 2 spring colts, a CATTLE --Cow 5 years old, due at time Of sale; cow 4 Years old, due in February; cow 3 yetive old with calf at'foot, 8 heifers rising 2 years steer rising 2 years; 4 spring, calves. Above all .aehoice :Durham cattle. HOGS --York. brood Sow, deo Doe, all; 4 chunks about 75 lb. good bacon type. • • FOWL -7 doz. Plymouth Rode hem, 4 doz. Plymouth Rock pulltts•r (3,111,clala otz.m .• Plyouth Rock cockerels; 9 IM.PLEMENTS M.-5. binder, Deeri -1110War, hay 'leader, Coeke shutt rMhig 10ev, wanting plow`, eultivator, M. -T -L drill, 13 hen; Wilkinson gang plow, wagon, almoat PrOprieterSe peer; gravel box, hay rack, dulkY rake, 12 foot; manure Spreader, Steel tired httegY, bob sleigh, Mater? 40 gallon .oil barrel, fanning Mill, seelele, 2,000014. ealiacnty, lend roller ePeing seat, 3 section harrows, 2 aet slugle hernees, met britchen har- ness, new;_ileit plow hernees, 5 horse collars, 2 heree blankets, bee boxes and SUpplIeS, buffalo robe, buggy rag, sugar -kettle, quantity sap pails and, spiles, 'Syrup pans, 35 bags of potatoes,, 3 cord , Anrd wood, 350 bus. wheat, ao0 bus. barley,' about bus. oats, 12 load timothy hay, 4 load millett, 5 Sling ropes, forks, Fibovels, chains, neckyokes, double - trees and nuMerous other articles. e TERMS - FARM---10per cent. on day of sale, $4000 may remain as mortgage at 1•5 172 'Per cent., balance ix 30 days. ePessession given. , • CHATTELS—Wheat and all sums of $10 and under, cash; over that amount 12 months' credit will be given on ,furnishing approved joint notes. A discount of 5 per cent. al- lowed for „cash on credit arnouots. OSCAR KLOPP, AnYetieneer L. M. & j.'DAYMAN, Proprietors NOTICE:TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN'that all'persons having claims against the estate of ,MARTHA ANN LEWIS, late' ,ote the ,village of Exeter, who died intestate at Exeter, on July 22, 1926, are required to forward their 010.1MSduly,proven 'to H.Either & Son, Crediton; or the undersigned Administrator'eon or before the Sth day of November, 1926. AND NOTICE'(S FUB,THER WV - •EN that alter tile said date the, Ad- ministrator will proceed to adminis- ter the .eatate ,having regard onlyeto the claims ot'oehich ,he, then shall have notice. Dated at -Crediton this 25th day of October,. 1926.: Sameel G. Lamport Administrator, Crediton, Ont. Corti `1Vlachinery ,Toeleanege: yonr corn crop to the best of ,acevantage equip yourself with a leikeeey•Harris 3 a, Corn Bin- der. ; 11. has the Jargest drive Whee/ of auY binder ,on the market today. No side drafts, widest range of ad- justments, easily and quickly made from the drivers seat, no packers to knock offthe .ears. Also our No. 6 Blower bass made for itself many sa- tisfied .farmers.' It is fitted • with alimite high,pressure lubrication and built to suit large or, small power. We -carry a full line of stable opuip- ment, manure .and feed carriers, wa- ter, howls,,pumps and piping., Alec agency for Sugar Jack presses; the wonderful _feeding .process ihat re- duces •your feeding costs. In:entre 'abouteit.and•let.us meet your re, quirementh. Have a look at our Quebec Sulky Plow. ., A tidal will convince you that it is one of the best and lightest draft plows on. the market to -day. ' ' 'ARTHUR JONES 3rASSEY-HARRIS'1 Notice to Creditors. IN THE ESTATE OF MAE* 4+11W l'iULLARD DECEASED NOTICE is hereleY given time all3: persons haying claims against thee"' estate Of MARY' ANN BULLARD*, . late of -the village of Hensalle 34 the, County of Huron, widow, deceased* who c,lied -on or about the 14th 'dak of September,' A.D., 1926, are zee • aired to deliver to -Henry Hort a rucefield, Ont., the executor of th saki estate or his solicitor,- on or be • fore the 10th day of November A.D.. 1926,- a full statement of their claims , together with particularsat thereof, e and the nature of the seenrities, if: any, held by them all chtlY Verified by affidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned. date the said ex- ecutor will proceed to clistributejhee ' estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitlea thereto having , regard only to such claims as he - shall have received due melee and in.. accordance tb.erewith, e Dated at Clinton, Ontario, tills 14t1e) day oe October A.D., 1926. W. Ille,IrDONE, Clinton, Ont. Solicitor for said Eeecutote‘ NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors of BAKER AND RICH -- ARDS, formeelY General IVIerchantee of the Village 'of Centralia in county of Huron, who sold their bus- iness and assets under the provisions' of the Bulk Sales Act, to Milton C.- glean:ion' of the 'said village, are re-- qUired fa file their claims, duly -veri— fied Inr statutory declaration, with the undersigned on or before the ,2ticlee day'of November, 1926. ' AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVe- EN that after the said date the'llruse- tees will. proceed to distribute thee' proceeds of the said sale having re— gard only to the claims of whiehe notice shall then have been given. ; •GLADMAN & STANBURY • , Bank of Toronto Chambers, London - Ont., Soliciters for the Trustee Lon'don, October llth, 1926. 4 Notice- to Creditors., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons 'having claims against' the estate of ALEXANDER McDON-- ALD; of the Township of ray, County of Middlesex, farmer, deceased, who' died on the 27th of November, 1925, at the city of 'Lon -- don, County of --Middlesex, are re-- quired to forward thir claims proven to H. Eilber & Son, Crediton„. or,either of the undersigned execut-- ors, on or before the 1st day of No- vember, 1926. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV- EN that aftet the said date the Ex-- ecutors will proceed to ;distribute. the estate having, regard only to the - claims of -which they. then shall have - notice. Deted, at, Crediton this ipth day gr. October, 1926. - McDonald , "Jos. Caithy, Executor§ Ailsa • ; $ix Reasons Why We .Recommend HURON & ERIE DEBENTURES' . They are authorized by law as an investment for estates and trust funds. . They are issued by an institution that is "OLDER .than Abe -DOMINION." iltift 62 -year-old financial Institution le Government Chart- .: • .ered. 4. Huron &. Erie books, securities and accounts are subject • to inspection at any time without notice by Dominion Gel,- ' ".. ernment .Officials. 5.- The 'Paid up capital and reserve fund of Tbe Old Huron & • •" Bile !Affords surplus security totalling ;6,850.000. • • ; Owners of these' debentures together with savings depositors hafe FIRST claim upon .every dollar of Huron le Erie as- . . %sate totalling over ;31,000,000. 5 per cent. per annum is payable- hail' yearly upon ;100 or Ila ore for 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 years. 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