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AUCTION SALE 1
FARM S'TOCrr AND IMPLEMENTS
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, ETC.
+ S Y OCTOBER 14
a�nTUEDAO li♦ 1924,
ileX on. East Half, Lot 21, Stephen Tp,
one mile south of Dashwood
At 1 o'clock, the following :
Horses -1 team of carriage horses.
Cattle -2 calking cows, sup. to bein
•calf, 1 fresh cow, 3• steers, 2 -yeas .old,
1 heifer, 2 -years old, sup, to be. in
calf, 4 yearlings, 3 spring calves.
Hogs -7 hugs 5 -months old; 1 brood
now, 10 little pigs, 6 -weeks old,
Implements -1 ;lelassey-Harris binder
5 -ft. c.mower 5 -ft. cut; hay rake,
need &at roller, dere, walking Plow,
gang :plow, light wagon, 2 buggies, set
heavy bobsleighs, set light bobsleighs,
.Portland cutter, set Diamond harrows.
.lumber wagon, wagon box, hay rack,
pig rack, Clinton. fanning mv11, cutting
box, root pulper, 2 sets doubletrees,
.neck yokes, wheel barrow, double set
••of heavy harness, yet single harness,
.cradle, bag truck, Iron kettle, gravel
box, 2000 lb. scale, quantity of grain
bags, extension ladder 28 -ft., work
bench vice, 2 logging cheers, scoop,
.shovels, thea, spade, forks, also quan-
tity of Alfalfa hay and grain.
Household ld Effects—Kitchen .stove,
,coal heater, Daisy churn, large apple
peeler cider barrel, quantity of sap
pails and taps, apple crates for drying,
.and other articles too numerous to
:mention
Pesitit'ely no reserve as proprietor
.has sold hi.' farm.
Terms—Ali sura of 510.00 Ind en-
der, cash ; over that amount • 12 man-
tes credit • on aproved 3joint notes;
with a discount of 4 per cent. off for
.cash on credit amounts.
.E1.rthur Weber Felix Wilds
Auctioaneea Proprietor.
J. Graybiel, Clerk.
'I" AUCTION SALE
—OF—
FARM, FARM STOCK, AND a
IelPLEM EN TS
on. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22nd
LOT 5, CON. 2, USBORNE
One hundred acres of laud, fine
brick house, 2 good bank barns,
drive shed, hen house and good gar-
age. Well drained and fenced 7
.acres of bush, all in grass.
Also Lot 6, Con. 2, 100 acres all
in grass.
HORSES: -1 heavy team six and
.seven years old; 1 heavy horse 4 yrs.
old; 1 driving mare 6 years old; 1
'driving mare 7 .yrs. olde 1 two yr.
old Belgian colt; 1 one yr. old Bel-
gian colt.
CATTLE: -1 heifer due on Oct. 7th,
1, heifer due on Oct. 15th; 1 heifer
d .on Oct. 20th; 1 cow due on Mar.
2nd; 1 cow due on March 25th; 1
cow due on March 27th; 1 caw due
•on March 5th; 1 cow due March 28;
1 cow due April 1st; 1 cow due on
April 15th -;e1 farrow cow; 1 export
steer; 4 steers 3 yrs. old; 1 fat heif-
er 3 yrs. old; 3 steers rising 2 yrs.
old; 2 heifers rising 2 yrs. old; 4
yearling heifers; 2 yearling steers;
7 spring calves; 1 Herford Bull 3
years old.
PIGS: -2 brood sows with litters at
foot.
IMPLEMENTS: — Massey - Harris
Binder, Tudhope-Anderson Mower,
M. H. stiff tooth cultivator manure
spreader, roller, set of harrows, 2
walking plows, disc harrow, scuffler,
fanning mill, 10 horse power gaso-
egl line engine and grinder, wagon,
sleighs, top buggy, circular saw, seed
drill hay fork and new rope 160 ft.,
hay 'rack, gravel box, root pulper,
stone boat, flat rack,' set scales,
cream separator, extension ladder,
wire strechers, 1 set heavy britchen
harness, 1 set heavy back band har-
ness, grind stone, sugar kettle, sap
buckets and pan, cedar posts and
lumber, iron fence posts, all straw
to be sold.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: -1 parlor
suite, sideboard, couch, extension
table, iron bed, springs and mattres-
ses, carpets; churn, pictures, hanging
lamp. •
TERMS
$10 and under cash, over that a-
mount 12 months credit on approved
joint notes or a discount of 5 per cent
per annum off for cash.
FARM—Terms will be made known
on day of sale.
, Richard Coates Frank Taylor
Proprietor Auctioneer
.04
AUCTION SALE
of 100 Cattle
By -Law No.
Ililage
for the
THE --
of
Eleter
Year 1924
A By -Law to provide for the bor-
rowing of the sum of .$7,000.00, and
to issue debentures therefor, and to
authorize the levying of a special
Rate for payment of the debentures
and interest, for the purpose of con-
structing and equipping a two -room
addition to the Public and High
School Building, provisionally adop-
ted after the second reading on the
22nd day of . September, 1924.
Whereas the Municipal Council of
the Corporation of the Village of
Exeter have been appealed to by the
Members of the Board of Education,
who_ have set forth the facts or
claim that there is not sufficient
room to 'accommodate the pupils
that are making requests to enter
the High School, and that an addi-
tion of two rooms is necessary.
And, whereas, it has been estab-
lished that the , sum of $7,000.00
will be required to erect such an ad-
dition to the present school building.
And, whereas, the Municipal
Council of the Village of Exeter, and
at the request of the Members of the
Board of Education, desire that such
an addition ebe constructed, and . it
is necessary for the said purpose for
the said Corporation of the Village
of Exeter to borrow, upon the cred-
it of the, said Municipality, the sum
of $7000.00.
And, whereas, for the purposes a-
foresaid, it will be necessary to issue
debentures of the said Municipality
of the Village of Exeter for the sum
of $7000 and interest as hereinaft-
er provided, which is the amount of
the debt intended. to be created by
this By -Law; the proceeds of the
said debenture to be applied in the
preparation, and in the construction
and equipping of the said School ad-
dition and for no other purpose.
And, whereas, it is desirable to
made the principal of the said debt
repayable by Annual instalments
during the period of five years next
after the issue of the debentures
therefor.
And, whereas, it will be necessary
to raise annually for the period of
five years during the currency of the
debentures to be issued hereby un-
der Special Rate sufficient therefore
on all the Rateable property with-
in the Municipality, the Sum of
$1616:79 for the paying of the sev-
eral instalments of principal and in-
terest thereon at the rate of five per
cent per annum.
And, whereas, the amount of the
whole rateable property of the Vil-
lage of Exeter according to the last
Revised Assessment Roll, "that of
1924," is the sum of $809,127.00.
And whereas, the existing deben-
ture debt of the said Village of Ex-
eter, exclusive of local improvement
debentures secured. by Special As-
sessments, therefore amount to the
sum of $87,5,54.96 and no part of
the principal or interest thereof is
in arrears.
Therefore, the Municipal Council
of the Village of Exeter enacts as
follows;
It shall be lawful for the Reeve
and the Treasurer of the Village of
Exeter to borrow, on the credit of
the said Corporation, the sum of
$7000.00 for the purposes herein be-
fore set forth and for that purpose
to issue debentures in the name of
the Said Municipality to the amount
of $7000.00 in sums of not less than
$100.00 each and such debentures
shall be signed by the Reeve of the
said Corporation, and duly sealed
with the Corporation Seal thereof,
which seal is hereby authorized and
directed to be attached to each of
the said debentures.
The said debentures shall be dated
upon the date of issue thereof. and
shall bear interest at the rate of five
per cent. per annum, and thesaid n-
terest shall be payable yearly on the
day of the month on which said de-
bentures are issued, and as to both
principal and interest said debentures
shall be payable in Annual .instalments
with&rt five years, such instalments to
be of such ahnounts that the aggre-
gate amount payable for principal and
interest in any year shall be equal, as
nearly as may be to what is payable
for principal and interest during each
of the other years of such period of
five years as hereinafter set forth.
•
•
at JA,MIESON'S FARM, CENTRALIA
a Calf -mice south of the village fan
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17th, 1924 '1
at 1 o'clock pm., the. following ,
10 cows and heifers springing to calf
or with cables at foot..
40 two-year old steers from 1000 to,
1,100 lbs.
20 heifers from 800 to 900 lbs:.
30 yearling steers and heifers..
Ifyou seed anything: in this lin ai you
will have plenty ,of choice at ibis sale.
Terris -12 Months credit eveth 6 per
cent interest,
TAYLOR & McNEIL,.Auct.
BYRON E, HICKS, Proprietor.
McGIL.L'I;VRAY,—Alvin Durr of
this Township, was rather badly in.jur-
ed while Tiding a horse in the 'running
race at Parkhill on Wednesday of last
wee!:. .While theerace was in progress
there •being' 13 . competitors in the
field, bale .of :the horses jumped the
wire fence alongside the 'tack and
threw Jdr. Durr on the fence..
was. attersde' ;by a doctor and re.-
nnowed tolls home, f': ,is bel eeved he
'suffered a broken hip.
SEAFORTIi,—Mrs. Margaret Edy
died at the :tomeof her nester'
Mgrs, .
Jessie Brown on Sept.. 2,9th after an•
illness on some months. Two sons,
Cyril; of London and Robtert, of Van-
couver survive.
toes polling pleees' aforesaid and at
the final summing up' of the votes by
the. Clerk on behalf, of persons inter-
ested in promoting or opposing thio
By -Law, respectively.
That tlic Clerk of the. Ceeporatitori
of the..saiud. Wedge of Exeter shall at-
tend at leis office .in; the said - Viillage
of Exeter at Eleven o'clock M the
forenoon on Tuesday, the 21st day of
October. 1924, to sum up the nureber
of vot4,s given for and against this
By -Law,
NOTICE
The above is a true copy of . the
proposed By -Law, which has been tak-
en into consideration and which will
be fins Ily passed by the Council of
t o
e 'o. ra ' n f he 'V' la e f .Ex-
eterL r tri rl
int event of the, assent of the.
Electors being • obtained • th et eto after
one month from its first publication
in the. Exeter Ties and The Exeter
Advocate Newspapers, which first 'pub
licatlan was the 25th day of Septem-
ber, 1924, and at the hour, day, and the
places therein fixed for taking the
vote. of the electors • a poll: will be
held
Every lease bolder entitled by law
to vote on the proposed By -Law shall;.
at least ten days next preceding the
day of polling, fide in the office of the
Clerk of the Municipality,, a statutory
declaration stating that by the lease
he covenanted to pay all Municipal
taxes in, respect of the property other
than local improvement Rates, which
requirements by law entitling him to
vote on such a by-law, and the names
of lease holders neglecting to file l'uch
a declaration shall not be placed on
on the Voters' List for such voting.
Corporations entitled to appoint a
nominee to vote on, its behalf shall not
later than the tenth day before the
day appointed •foh• taking the votte, file
with the'Clelrk of the Municipality the
names in. writing of a.person to Z.ate
as its nominee and on its behalf.
Dated at Exeter this 22nd day of
September, 1924.
JOS. SENIOR,
Clerk of the Corporation
of the Village of Exeter
Year Principal interest Total
1925 $1,266.80 $349:99 $1,616.79
1926 1,330.15 . 286.64 1;616.79
1927 1,396,65 220.14 1,616.79
1928 1,466.50 150.29 1.616.79
1929 1,539.90 76.89 1,616.79
That this By-law shall come into
force and take effect on the day of
the final reveling 'thereof.
That the votes of the Electors of
the laud Village of Exeter entitled to
vote on, tlnao By -Law be taken on ,Mon-
day the ZOth day of October, com-
mencing at nine - o'clock in, the fare=
noon, and continuing until five o'clock
in the afternoon. of the same day at
the .following places . within the said
Village of Exeter and by the follow-
ing Deputy Returning Officers and
Poll Clerks. -
Polling Sub-Dieeeion No .1 at Mr's.
Elizabeth Handford's Residence,
Edward Treble,•''D.R.O., Wm. •1•.
Carling. Poll. Clerk, Main, Street.
Polling Sub-Ditviefo i No 2 at the
Town Hall, Main Street, Welling-
ton Johns, D.R.O:,James H. Grieve
Poll Cleric.
Po Ming Sub -Division No. 3, at Mrs.
vLltche ll's Office Building, cornier
of Main and Wellington Streets;
James Weekes, .D.R.O.; Alfred
Gambrill, Poll• C4erk.
Polling Sub-Dlv'iseon'No- 4 et the
North End Fire. Hall; : Richard
W els,h, : D.12.0. John KKydd, Poe
• Clerk.
That Friday, the 17thday of Oct-
ober, '1924, at seven -thirty o'clock in
the afternoon•..shall be the day and the.
Clerk's Office m the ,•Library Bluuldsng
in the Village of Exeter shall be the
place where the Reeve shall attend,
and, if requested ea to do, shall .ap-
point two persons to attend at the var-
Crediton School •• Fair.
The Annual Crediton School Fair
took place on Thursday, the 2nd of
October 1924 under the direction of
the Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture and management of Mr. S. B.
Strothers, of Clinton. The weather
was ideal and a very large crowd
was in attendance. The exhibits
especially grain, corn, roots, and
vegetables exceeded those of prev-
ious years. The showing of live-
stock was splendid and competition
was quite keen. The drills and par-
ades of the different schools dress-
ed in attractive colors, presented a
pretty sight. The fair this year was
the best held in its history. The
following is the result of the judg-
ing. The number preceeding the
Name is the school section number:
Wheat, 1 qt. 5 Kenneth Kuhn,
1 Willie Elliott; wheat sheaf, • 5
Kenneth Kuhn; oats, 1 qt. 5 Willie
Gaiser, 3 Bernice Sanders, 5 Mau-
rice Beaver, 4 Arnold Becker, 2
Willie. Lamport;• oats, sheaf, 5
Maurice Beaver, 5 Clarence Fahner,
5 Willie Gaiser, 5 Gordon Lamport,
2 Willie Lamport, 5 Melvin Lampor''
barley, 1 qt. 5 Harold Fahner, 5 El-
gin Woodall, 2 Harry Hirtzel, 5 Gor-
don Lamport, 1 Ivan Hodgins; field
corn, 1 James Corsant, 3 Ella Dear-
ing, 5 Ila Appleton, 2' Lloyd Lam-
port; sweet corn, 5 Velma Guett-
Inger, 5 Jean Richard, 2 Maurice
Hertzel, 4 Eldon Smith, 5 Eugene
Beaver, 5 Arthur Haist.
Irish Cobblers, 5 Kenneth Lillow,
14 William Richards, 14 Mary
Buckley, 2 Agnes Lamport, 5 Elgin
Woodall; green mountain, 5 Inez
Fahner, 4 Lloyd Eagleson, 14 Char-
les Benham; dooley, 14 Earl Frey,
5 Agnes Love, 5 Elsie Thompson,
5 Lloyd Fahner, 4 Lloyd Wein, 1
Pauline Hodgins; mangels, 5 Angus
Love, 5 Eugene Beaver, 5 Inez Fah-
ner, 5 Willie Gaiser, 5 Elgin Wood-
all, 5 Rodney Bowman; turnips, 3
'Willie Stanlake, 14 Gerald Godbolt,
5 Russel Finkbeiner, 5 Eugene
Beaver, 5 Arthur Hoist, 4 Joe Mar-
tene; beets, 4 Marguerite Amy, 3
Margaret Penhale, 14 Mabel Smith,
5 Carrie Fahner, 4 Esther Martene,
14 Maurice White; carrots, 4 Lor-
een Becker, 5, Karl Kuhn, 5 Helen
Hill, 5 Alma Winer, 5 Willie Gaiser,
1 Geraldine Hedden; parsnips, 5
Clarence Fahner, 5 Lulu Kern 14
George White,' 5 Helen Finkbeiner,
5 Bernice Either; onions, 14 Jack
Buckley,. 3 Gladys Penhale, 5, Ang-
us Love, 5 Irene Fahner, 4 Martha
Martene, 4 Greta Becker.
Asters, 5 Elva Wuerth, 5 Gerald
Zwicker, 4 Eldon Smith, 5 - Alma
Lawson, 5 Gerald Smith, 5 Carrie
Fahner; sweet peas, 5 John McTa-
vish, 5 Rodney Bowman, 5 Lulu
Kerr; phlox, 2 Kathleen Lawson, 2
Agnes Lamport; zinnia, 14 Fergus
Buckley, 3 Gladys Fermate, 5 Eber
Lewis, 14 Jack Essery; African Mar-
igolds, 14 Earp Frey, 14 Reta Buck-
ley, 4 Laurence Wein, 2 Norma
Finkbeiner, 1 Willie Elliott, 2 Ila
Lamport; Coreopsis, 3 Margaret
Penhale; Calendula, 1 Gerald Hed-
den, 3 Greta Dearing, 1 James Car -
sant; Trench . Marigolds, 5 'Velma
Guettinger, 5 Ruby Finkbeiner, 5
Melvin Richard, 5 Edna. Gaiser, 5
Willie Gaiser, 5 Margaret Kuhn;.
Salpiglosis, 5 Irene Fahner, 1 Weal-
thy Schroeder;; TJerleena, 4 Olga
Martene, 1 Ruby Hedden; Cosmos,
2 Elva Lamport, 14 Jack Buckley,
3 'bllla Dearing.
Essay, "Birds and their relation
to Agriculture" Prize donated' by
Rev. Kitely, 5 Edith Sweitzer, 2
Harty Hirtzel, 4 Eldon', Smith.
Cockerel, 5 •Clara 'Thompson, 3
Douglas Triebner, 2 'Dorothy Law-
son 14 Jack Buckley; pullet, 5 Clara
Thompson, 3 Douglas Triebner, 14
Fergus Buckley, 2 Dorothy Lawson;
pen ii f• three 14 Donald Hicks, 3
D. Triebner;, pr. white Leghorns, 5
Angus Lovie, 2 Willie Lamport; pr.
white Wyandottes, 5 Laura Clark;
pair Rhode Island Reds, 3 'Douglas
Triebner, 1 Geraldine Hedden, 1
Gerald Hedden; pen Barred Rocks,
5 Arthur Hoist, 5 Gordon .Haist, 5
Alma Lawson, 3 Willie Stanlake, 5
John D. McTavish , 4 Eldon Smith;
pair pigeons, 5" Edna Gaiser, 5 Dor-
othy Schroeder, 3 Murray Scott, `.14
Gerald Godbolt 2 'Willie Lamport; 5
Melvin Lamport; any pet, 4 Joe Ma-
terse, 5 Elva Wuerth, 2 Thelma Sims
1 Ruby Hedden, 1 Mina Flynn, 5
Clara Lewis; dog,, 5 Kenneth Lillow
2 Gerald Rollins, 5 Gerald Zwicker,
5 Bernice Eilber,' 5 Carrie Fahner,
4 Edgar Rader, cat, 5 Marion Rich-
ard, 4 Eldon Smith, 5 Alma Lawson,
5 Earl .Sheardown, 4 Walter Weber,
5 Edna Gaiser
Dozer). eggs, 1 Gerald Hed
den, 4 Lorance Wein, 2 Edward
Lamport, 5 Elsie Thompson, 6 Ger-
ald Smith, 5 Willie. Gaiser; dozen
brown eggs, 4 Edith Weber, 1 Ruth.
Hedden,5 Willie Gaiser, 3 Bernice
Anderson, 2 Thelma Sims, 3 Mar-
garet Penhale.
Dairy calf (female,) 5 Elgin Woo-
dall, 4 Lloyd Wein, 5 E. and H.
Woodall, 5 Willie Gaiser, 5 Morris
Beaver, 14 Gerald Godbolt; market
lamb, 4 Edgar Rader, 4 L. Wein,
4 Lloyd Wein, 5 Sann Lawson; hal-
ter broken colt, 6. Sam Lawson, 2
Harry Hirtzel, 5 Melvin Lamport,
6 Gordon Hoist; pair bacon hogs,
2 Maurice Hirtzel, 4 Lorance Wein,
5 Willie Gaiser, 5 Elgin Woodall;
Agricultural colt, 2 Harry Hirt-
zel, 5 Gordon Hoist, 5 Melvin Lam-
port, lst. prize donated by The Can-
adian Bank of Commerce; beef calf,
5 Maurice Beaver, 4 Lawrence Wein
5 Gordon Hoist, 5 Elgin Woodall, 5
William Gaiser, prizes donated by
N. W. Trewartha, M. P. P.,
lean pears, b Clarence Fahner, 14
Reta Buckley, 3 Gladys Penhale, 4
Lloyd Wein, 5 Willie Gaiser, 4 Joe
Martene; six apples, 3 Greta Dear-
ing, 4 Eldon Smith, 5 Gordon Hoist,
5 Clarence Fahner, 5 Harold Fahner
3 Douglas Triebner; pumpkin, 5
Willie Gaiser, 5 Arthur Hoist, 5 El-
gin Woodall, 5 Russell Finkbeiner,
2 Morris Hirtzel, 14 William Richi-
ards.
Half dozen doughnuts, 4 Selma
Rader, 4 Edna Martene, 2 Thelma
Sims, '2 Ila Lamport; half dozen
Graham muffins, 5 Dorothy Fahner,
4 Eldon Smith, 2 Dorothy Lawson,
5 Bernice Silber, 3 Luella Stanlake,
5 Edna Beaver; half dozen lemon
tarts, 5 Laura Clark, 2 Elva Lam-
port, 2 Thelma Sims, 2 Kathleen
Swain; dark layer cake, 1 Wealthy
Schroeder, 5 Hazel Woodall, 5 Al-
ma Winer, 1 Ruby Hedden, 2 Thel-
ma Sims, 2 Kathleen Swain; raisin
pie (teachers only) 4 Laving Smith,
2 Isabella Donaldson, 5 Cora Sch-
nieder; apple pie, 5 Inez Fahner,
3 Luella Stanlake, 2 Dorothy Law-
son, 3 Rosa Dearing, 2 Thelma Sims,
4 Charlie Martene; home made can-
dy, 5 Alma Winer, 5 Bernice Eilber,
5 Helen Mclsaac, 5 Ruby Finkbein-
er, 3 Ella Dearing, 4 Eldon Smith;
school lunch, 5 Bernice Eilber, 3
Ella Dearing, 3 Greta. Dearing, 4
Eldon Smith;
Pt. Raspberries, 3 Rosa Dearing,'.
5 Inez Fahner, 5 Lulu Kerr 3 Ella'
Dearing, 5 Marjorie Lawson, 1 Ha-
zel Hay; beets, 5 Hazel Woodall, 3
Rosa Dearing, 5 Clara Thompson, 1
Wealthy Schroeder, 5 Irene Palmer,
3 Margaret Penhale.
Patch on Gingham, 5 Irene Wag -
horn, 1 Hazel Hay, 5 Edith Sweit-
zer, 5 Lottie Waghorn, 4 Thelma
Weber, 5 Alva Winer; initialled
handkerchief, 5 Edith Sweitzer, 3
Greta Dearing, 5 Alma Winer 3
Luella Stanlake; hemmed tea tow -
ell, 1 Wealthy Schroeder, 5 Helen
Orme, 5 Elsie Thompson, 5 Verdi
Sims, 3 Luella Stanlake, 5 Alma
Winer; crocheted lace, 5 Edith
Sweitzer, 2 Agnes Lamport, 5 Hilda
Sims, 5.Marguerite Lamport, 4 Kath
leen Morlock, 6 Verdi Sims; knitted
wash cloth, 4 Edith Weber; patched
doll's quilt, 5 Dorothy Palmer,. 1
Hazel Hay, 3 Greta Dearing, 5 Alma
Lawson, 1 Ruby Hedden; boudoir
cap, 2 Thelma Sims, 3 Rosa Dearing
5 Irene Fahner, 3 Luella Stanlake;
darning on woollen stocking, 3 Gre-
ta Dearing, 5 Alma Lawson; hand
made apron, 3 Luella Stanlake, 2
Wealthy Schroeder, 3 Bernice Sand-
ers, 2 Thelma Sims.
Any model in wood, 5 Gordon
Lamport, 4 Edgar Rader, 5 Willie
Gaiser; bird house, 5 Kenneth Lil-
low, 4 Eldon Smith, 5 Gerald Smith,
5 Gerald Zwicker; patch sewn on
grain bag, 4 Eldon Smith, 5 Gordon
Lamport, 3 Earl Christie, 4 Lloyd
Eagleson, 5 Sam Lawson, 5 Earl
Sheardown; specimen of paper cut-
ting, 5 Gerald Smith, 5 Jean Rich-
ards, ' 5 Arthur Hoist, 5 Clarence
Fahner, 5 Elva Wuerth, 5 Eugene
Beaver; six . named knots, 5 Edith.
Sweitzer, 5 Elgin Woodall, 4 Thel-
ma Weber, 3 Willie Stanlake, 2
Harry Hirtzel, 2 Willie Lamport;
collection 6 beneficial insects, 5
Ed. Sweitzer, 2 N. Finkbeiner; col-
lection 10 native forest seeds, 5 Ed-
ith Sweitzer, 14 • Garfield Neil, 14
Gerald Godbolt; collection of ten
tree leaves, 5 Edith Sweitzer, 5
Ruby Finkbeiner, 14 Gerald Godbolt
14 Garfield Neil, 1 Wealthy Schroe-
der,2 School Collection; pressed,
wild flowers, 5. Ruby Finkbeiner, 5
Edith Sweitzer; collection 6 injur-
ious insects, 5 Edith Sweitzer, 5
Ruby Finkbeiner; map of Huron, 4
Edith. Weber, 4 Marguerite Amy, 14
Earl Frey, 14 Doris Essery, 14 Gwen
nie Hicks, 4 Edgar Rader; map of`
South .America, 3 Greta Dearing, 3
Ella Dearing, 5 Lottie Waghorn, 5
Edna Beaver, 2 Elva Lamport, 3 E-
ber Lewis; map of Canada, 5 Mar-
guerite Lamport, 4 Eldon Smith, 5
Gladys Lewis; 1 Hazel Hay,2 Thel-
ma Sims, 2 Edward Lamport; writ-
ing, "Evening Prayer," 5 Carrie Fah
nes, 5' Carl Kukn, 4 Toe Martene, ,5
Arthur. Hoist, 4 Walter Weber, 5
Gerald Smith; writing, "Abide with
Me," 14. Donald Hicks, 14 Doris Es-
sery, 3 Willie Stanlake, 4 Edith We-
ber, 3 Gladys Penhale, 5 Elva
Wuerth; writing, "Lead Kindle
Light, 3 Ella Dearing, 3 Margaret
Fermate,5 Merva Sims, 5 Dorothy
Fahner, 1 Rubby Hedden, 2 Elva
Lamport;' writing, . "On His Blind-
ness, 1 Hazel Hay, 5 Gladys Lewis,
2 Thelma .Sims, 2 Agnes Lamport,
4 Edna Martene, 5 Marguerite Lame
port;. collection 3 specimens of Art,
5 Edith Sweitzer, 4 Kathleen Mor -
lock, 4 Edna Martene, 2 Thelma
Sims, 5 Bernice Silber, 1 Mina
Flynn; crayon sketch,. 4 Marguerite
Amy, 4 Lumen Becker, 4 Esther
Martene, 4 Edgar Rader, 4 Joe Mar-
tene, 5 Carrie Fahner; monogram,
5 Edith Sweitzer, 14 Wm. Richards,
3 Greta Dearing, 5 Inez Fahner, 5
Hazel Woodall, 2 Thelma 'Sims;
quotation, 5'"Edith Sweitzer, 1 Ha-
zel Hay, 1 Elsie Rader, 2 Thelma
Sims, :'1 Wealthy Schroeder, 1 Ruby
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Judging cattle, 4 Lloyd Wein, 4
Eldon Smith, 4 Arnold Becker, 4
Lawrence Wein, 5 Rodney Bowman,
5 Gordon Lamport.
Cross -cut sawing contest, 4 Wein
Bros.
Interschool singing, room 2 No. 5,
No. 4, No. 14, No. 1, room 1 No. 5
No. 2.
School parade, No. 1, No. 2, No. 3,
No. 4, room 1 and 2, No. 5, No. 14
awarded $1 each.
In'the evening a concert was given
in the Town Hall, at which the pup-
ils of the different schools who took
part in the Fair put on the program.
Special mention must be made to the
Musicial Selection of 141'iss Wanda
Willis of Centralia, the solo by Mas-
ter Edgar Rader of Dashwood and
duett by the Misses Ford. There
were also several drills, duetts and
dialogues. The contestants in Pub-
lic Speaking were, Miss Alma Winer,
whose subject was "Canada a nation
within the British Empire," Elsie
Reeder, "The Visit of the Prince of
Wales to the United States and Can-
ada," Gerald Zwicker, "The Canad-•
tan National Exhibition," Agnes
Lamport, "All that glitters is not
gold,"Eva Lamport, "Save the For-
est," Hazel Hay, "Prohibition."
The judges awarded the prizes as
follows: Seniors, Elsie Reeder, Al-
ma Winer; juniors, Gerald Zwicker,
Hazel Hay, Eva Lamport and Agnes
Lamport.
It's nice to visit a. big city but it i
nicer at home where you can walk out
and tell. them to charge it,
BLANSHARD.—A pretty autumn
wedding took place on the fourth lane,
Blanshard, on. Wednesday, September
the 24th at high noon, when Florence
Kathleen, daughter of Mr. and I'1rs.
Joseph Beavers, became the bride ofr
Mr David B. Sterrmtt son of the late
Charles and ,Mrs. Sterritt.
AUCTION SALE
OF VILLAGE PROPERTY, HORSE
BUGGY, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
On the premises of the undersigned,
Centralia, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1924
at 1 o'clock p.m., the fo',Iowiarg
Aged pony, buggy, set single harness
glass cupboard, few pictures, ..hest of
drawers. 5 -burner coal oil stove, ,nal
heater with ove,n, also drum; light oak
bedstead, 8 kitchen chairs, number of
good books, 2 rockers, overcoat, rain-
coat, nearly new; coal ail heater, nearly
new; 2 handsaws, cross -cut saw, buck
saw, kitchen table, galvanized breezy,
nearly new; .topper boiler, kitchen
couch, washing machine, ringer, num-
ber dishes, 2 lamps, 2 picks, post aug-
er, crowbar, a quantity bedding, 2
clocks man's watch, 2 granite pails,
forks, shovels, a quantity potatoes,
turnip and beets, a quantity hay, etc,
There will, also be sold at the .game
time.•aavd place the property, consmst',ng
o'f 5 -room story and half brick cot-
tage and 3 lots, Nos. 40, 41 :tnd 32;
also, a. small frame dwelling which can
be moved away if desired.
Terms—Real estate made known on
day of sale; Chattels, cash.
FRANK TAYLOR, WM LU KER
Auctioneer Proprietor
8 New Ford Sedans and
8 New Fordson Tractors
Ford Contest Announcement
The Ford Motor, Company of Canada, Limited, has now been n business
for twenty years. During that time 340,964 Ford cars • and trucks have
been built and the Ford has won. a nattion-wide reputation for giving ratis-
factory service. •
In our relations; wear the, public as local Ford dealers we have learned
that the best advertising we get as (th,e recommendation of a satisfied custo-
mer. Many Ford cars are sold on such recommendations and many more
will bre solid in the 'same way.,
If you, are one of the many thousands of Canada's farmer Ford• -owners,
here is a good opportunity for you.
The farmer Ford -owners or members of farmer Ford -owners in each
to*nship in this territory will be given the privilege of taking orders for
Ford cars, trucks and tractors. Only the first three to apply for this priv-
ilege inhleach territory, will be_enrollpd. Yen can enrol immediately.
Order forms and complete instructions will be supplied to al; contestants.
All you are expected to da is to tell your friends who need a car,
truck or tractor of your own exper-pence with your Ford. If they decide
to buy: you take their or -der and send it to the Ford Branch in this terri-
tory.
• On all such orders you will get credit in points ai the rate of 5 per
cent. on the list price of the order, The eon:testant gaining the highest
number of pants arca each Ford Branch 'territory will receive, absolutely free.
a Ford Tudor Sedan, telly equipped, all taxes and delivery charges paid,
and with 1925 license, ready to run.
Next highest contestant will receive, free, a Fordson tractor, fully
equipped with 2endere and belt pulley, ready.. to work.
A111 contestants who do seat qualify for first or second prizes will re-
ceive credit for 3 per cent of the list price on all orders taken by them.
This will be awarded in any kind of Ford -made nnerchaadise,'or in cash:
This contest
' closes December 30th: Prizes will be delivered January
15th. 'Enrollm!ent applatcatians will be sent to all farmer Ford -owners "'ut
if y*ou wish to enroll. immediately in order to insure acceptance application -
may be had from the undersigned.
Milo Snell Ford Dealer Exeter Ont.-,