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EXFTER
ROWard, of hl'ow
110111/44Rugi representative for the
beet Sank of Coxrh.uuerce, \visit.ed his
liken here.
Vis. Guenther Daelieeood, who
lama been visiting her son, Chas.
*Or a time, has returned holm°.
We. H. %Browning wind son left
110er ettitodenia M n'a1., tto visit the
«'lfbriraer•s mother,
MOSLla iLink left for'Seaforth
Ite ?tilka a topsitino as milliner with
e MareTavish 'store,
Z. G. Dow shipped :another car
ANA def tine hroses to Moiatrea1,
sill 'has been, 'shipping on the av-
Waage a load every teneilays, hav-
g eluting the past year shipped
: s:rentard 80 horses.
The Bell Telephone Co. have out
Egr+ows% their present quarters in.
Laveson+'s jewelry store and are
^'ar;D moving one door South .p-
Aproxi1 ately $7,000.00 are to be sp-
ASIA"air' Ila cater during the next few
res in indite equipment and
kleettaide cable work.
Amy Shapton and Gert, Francis
:+i(t right have sustained serious injur-
eiet in ar runaway 'when 'theirhorse
ltoolk !right and ran down Main
.-t. at top speed and turning the
5ibrernor at Huron st. threw the two
Liesidies out.
The remains of the late Andrew
,taihsoa, who died at Pilot Mound,
Itan, were brought to Exeter in-
ryeoent in Exeter° cen*tery The
sialreessed was a son of Sam Gibson
'Thames Rd. In 1880 he went west
eland at:", ,••, a ; e e the C.P.
Alt. eines into Winnipeg, later home
erste teadiug at Pilot Mound.
Dashw ood
itv.
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i. Tavis
e.. H. A.
Kellerman i
of Ta'
eek spent a few days in town
'est week, visiting relatives.
Mises Rose Rader of Detroit, is
etesesiting at her home here.
Mr. Percy Humble of Sarnia,
;s,;pnet the week -end with Mrs. C.
t'inll'.einer.
Among those elfeho attended the
tragi °al of the tete Mrs. Illar.tleib
is►'aere Mrs. J. . rnith of Windsor,
Nileses Ferrel and Elizabeth Hart-
le'ib of London, Mr; S. Pollen of Big
Ea'pids, MIs. Nicholson of London
and Mrs, Nicholson of Hickson,
The Young People's League of
the Evangelical church are hold-
ing •ae St.\Patrick's Social on ;Erie
day, March 12th, . C
Messrs. i0,•aise'r and R. Callfas
attended, the hockey match at Loll -
'don on Tuesday ;evening.
Mrs, J. W, Gr'aybeil is visiting in
Toronto..
Dr, R. H. Taylor. and Mr J, W.
Graybeil attended the funeral of
the late Dr. }Iyndnian at Exeter
on Tuesday.
A SURPRISE
A surprise party was recently
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs'.
W. Hartman and presented Mrs.
Hartman. with a' gold crisis with
pearl setting. The, gift being pre-
sented by Mrs. Jacob Battler, and
the following address was read by
Mrs. Alex. Foister;—
Dear Aunt Mary ;
Our esteemed hostess$
we, your relatives and friends have.
;astsernbled here this evening .!to
tspend a few Hours in the presence
of one who is in our estimation,
good Samaritan to all who are in
need, one whose little acts of kind-
ness are always in evidence, one
who is always striving to live up
to theg olden Rule. We 'have al-
ways found you to be gored, true
?kind and sympathetic, alwa 1s ►sp-
reading sunshine and good will a-
mong those with whom you came
lin contact and ever ready to speak
the kindly word. And so Aunt
Mary we wish you to acoept this
little gift and value it highly not
for its intrinsic money value, but
for the spirit in which it was giv-
en and also because it was given
to show how .eauch we appreciate
you and your activities among u's.
May God shower his richest bless-
ing on you and your work •,,Sot<hat
you may continue as you have in
the pas tbeing ever faithful, st-
eadfast and kind.—Signed on be-
half of your relatives and friends
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i;Ic,•n HERALD
AUCTION SALE.
OF .FARMVI STOCK AND IMPLEM-
ENTS, 'The undereignQd has beet)
instructed 'to 'sell by Public Auction
at Lot 11, Con, 11, Stephen, Onht-e
Goshen Line, 1% niiles East .of Dash
wood ;and 2 (miles 'south. on
TUESDAY, MARCH 23rd, 1926,
at 1 o'clock, pin, ,&harp;
HORSES -1 heavy mare 10 year's
old, lit foal to Prince O'Kuma; '•1
gelding rising 3 years. CATTLE
-1 cow due at time of stake; 1,c,ow
due March 25th; 1 cow. due March
30th; 1 cow due in April; 2 cows
slur in May; 1 cow due in May;.
11 fat steer rising 3 years; 5• heif-
prs 2 year+s old; 1:, 'steer 2 yes, old;
8 yearling calves, 1 thor.obred reg
istered bull, Cattleall good qual-
ity and in good condition. PIGS
—1 sow. 1 evig, 4 !stocker pigs 3
months old; 10 Ssmall pigs 6 we-
eks old at time of sale.
HENS -125 hens mostly all Black
Minorcan.
IMPLEMENTS—M.H.' 7 -ft. •bin-
der; McCormick mower 5 -ft; NT-
H. 10 hoe drill; McCormick cultier-
ator, M; II. cultivator, 9 -ft, easel
roller; 2 gang plows, 'set of bob
sleighs; cutter, buggy, .Z -seated
cab, Oliver bean scuffler, horse so -
tether, big meat tub; truck wagon
big wagon, wagon box, pie rack,
disc harrow, 16 -ft. har rack, fann-
ing mill, 2000 lbs. 'scales, 24 yrain
bags, 42 -gal. coal oil ;can, Daisy
churn, incubator, brooder, and
tnany other articles. t
Everything is .going to be 'sold
as the proprietor is giving up
farming.
TERMS—$10.00 and under cash;
over that amount 6 months credit
rt
on furnishing approved joint notes.
•,r a discount of 4 per Dent. off
for cash.
ar, thur Veber, Auctioneer.
;Tohn Greybiel, Clerk.
Tohn Regier, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
OF 'FARM STOCK AND IMPLEM-
ENTS on. Lot 9, Con. 11, Hay Tp,
an. the Goshen Line, 3 miles south
of Zurich on MARCH 25th, 1926, at
1 o'clock, p.m, sharp the foll-
owing ;—
LIVE STOCK -1 matched blac':
team rising 7 yrs. 1 Widower Peter
colt rising 2 yrs. 1 Holstein cow
due in April; 1 Jersey cow du -
in May, 1 Durham cow dun in May
2 Holstein heifers +supposed to be
in calf, 2 Jersey Heifers in !calf, 2
Durham heifers rising 1 yr., '11
pure bred Holstein heifer rising 1
yr.; 1 Pure bred Holstein. Bull, No
05354, born Nov. 1st. King Sylvanus,
Sire' Albino Korndyke -King, dap;
Albina Jos& S, Evia. 1 Yorkshire
sow. in pig, 4 stockers pigs; t 4
dozen barred Rock pure bred; 4
African Geese, 3 geese and igen
der., 3 ducks.
IMPLEMENTS—Deering binder 0
ft. cut; Deering :mower 5 -ft milt;
Peter Hamilton cultivator, M. 71
Fertilizer drill, 2 -drum, steel roller,
14 -plate disc, Oliver bean harvest-
er with puller combined, 1 -horse
scuffler, 4 -section harrows, 10 -foot
Maslsey steel rake, M,Hfi loader,
11I.H side delivery, 2 wagons, 16 -
ft. hay rack, 2 gravel boxes, 2
walkking plows, double plow. 2 -
furrow, tractoer plow, 9-16 Hvder
tractor, clover tlueshing (machine
open1 buggy, power cutting b . •
with blower attached; pr. bel
sleigh's, set bunks, wagon box,
pig rack, Portland cutter, big driv~
belt 6 -in., 100 -ft long; drive h?ri•
5 -in. 50 feet long; gasoline dram
sat sling io'i''s, ent'xy grinder,20^
lbs. seale, Clinton fanning mill, 1^ -
in. chopper with bagger attache'
3 laddsea, (.,ills for hay rack 2's0
post auger, roller chopper, bag
truck, 100 bush mixed grain, 1C:'
bush oats, 200 "wish feed beans,
root nulper. wheel barrow, 2 scoop
shovel's, 2 ton fertilizer, 6 hay
forks, manure forks, •shovels, hoes
logging chains, neck yokes, 'whiffle
trees, sap pail' andpan, big ,cop-
per kettle. 2 sett brechin harness
single harness, collars, big water
trough, immure corks, scrappers,
manure hook, 2 iron kettles, car-
penter bench, •s'aI',•s, Daisy churn.
wash machine, 'saddle horse, organ
6 octive; cream separator, Prem-
ier: 40 -gal. vinegar bbl. 10 gal. ;oil
drum and stand, hanging lamps
meat grinder, br.a.st seeder, 'gime
grass 'seed and nupierous other
grcts's seed, also 1 driving 'mare
quiet and reliable, top buggy,
single set or harness, juniper cut-
ter. and nu;r7;ercrns other articlea.
Everything is practically all in A.
I condition and ntachinery 'nearly.
all new, Everything is going to
be sold,
REAL ESTATE—Farm`•on which
this sale is held, consistnge of 100
acres, more ' or less, being Lot9,
Con. 11, Hay Tp. 7 acres hardwood
bash, bank barn, driving fished,
good br =linuse with brick kit-
chee at ooclshnd, pig pen, and
lend i :'3•. goocl 'state of cultivation:
of cultivation, stables all cement-
ed. "1'erins Will be Heade known on
clay of so;le,•-Cas1er %\ralper Prop-
rietor.
a ori ;s—$10 and under cash., over
that amount' 1 menthe credit will
be given on furnishing gr,l)rove`yi,
joint ,no1:05 43 oa for cash, xyia
eedit amounts. Po:lltry and grain
cash
Arthur Web -car, Atirtionorr,
JOS. T)rnnr, Clerk,:
Alex, \ t'i,:iina 1'ro,iaa`it't e.,
T�iOTICE TO CRED1TORS
Ir0TICE is hereby givens,
un
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1Qr the Statates in that lchel , that
all porsonis Miring any claims a -
Rabat Henry Mayou, late of the
Township• of Hay, laborer, who
(lied on the 25th January, 1926, are
required to send to the under+sign-
od Executorg of the Will of said
deceased, full particulars, in writ-
ing and verified by a£farlavit, .ol
their claims axiil the nature of any
securities, if any, held by them, oat
or before •the 19th decry of March
1926, after white date the said
Executor8 will proceed to distrib-
ute the assets of the said deceased
having regard only to the claims
of which he then shall have had
eetice.
DATED at Zurich, Ontario, this
1st of March, 1920.
John Jeffrey,
Saraphine Geoffrey,
Executors, R. R. No. 2,
Zurich, Ont.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm, Farm Stock, etc. or,
THURSDAY, MARCH 18th, •at 1.30
ip.oe, on Lot 8, N. Br. Hey Tp.
FARM contains 80 acres of c' to
ice land 10 acres hardwood bush
7 •acros fall wheat, 22 acres fall
plowed, balance seeded to grays.
orchard, plenty water, conifortaTrle
frame house and kitchen, mocic•r•'o
hen house, barn 48x60 on 'stone wine
with stabling underneath, Astra v
shed 24x36 011 'stone wall ands -tee'
rasa.
OTHER ARTICLES—Set T,oh
sleighs, open beggy, top ba gy,
remocrat, cutter, 2000 lb. scales.
single harness, :several 'forks, met
pulper, wheel barrow, several pis
square timber, 4 large elm Trig
10 ` ft. long, 50 sap pails, blare
sugar kettle, ,small 'eager kettl
:Doherty organ, scythe, chains aria
ether articles.
LIVE STOCK -3 turkey, hens, 1
ebler, about 1? dozen WhiteRocl:
pullets, 2 dozen year old hens.
—At the Sante lime au:d place the
following will also be 'sold, bei'rg
the stock of R. Parsons whosr. Ie -
ase has expired and conseq uentl'
as overstocked. Grey Pcrehcron
»ecr.3 rising 6, black Pcrcheroa'
mare rising 4, hay Percherori mare
rising 4, black Porcheron horse ris-
ing • 3, bay Porcheron mare rising
13, supposed to be in foal, 2 cows;
hie April 1, 1 cow with calf at
root,. 4 boilers rising 4, all milkier
2 stecrs rising 2, 1 heifer rising 2.
20 pigs 6 lane 8 weeks old,
TERMS—On far( 10% on day c'^
hila, 'ballne'i 011 April 1st, when
eios'stessiou will he given, except
$301,0 Which may remain on mc*rt:-
r a go at 5V, payable yearly: Ch-
attels -1$10 and under cash, over
that amount eight months credit'
'rill bo given on furnishing ap-
prot ed joint mites,. 6% per annum
:Mowed for cash. oit credit i mmouate
()scar Klopp, :auctioneer.
airs. J'unes Cor:hra.nc,
iinbt, Parsoats, Ocvnerie
HE HERALD PRINTING
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AD'V el liTISIN'1 it.'t 1.e
'dlwariay .Huila t•
lr advance, $200 may he .rge.1
(•not su ;•a,'.!. (i, S au' r is t'•
AN $1.75 strictly yr+ adva,.i'', N
•e;.t•; .lip,,;ntinue'1 until ,
•.outrs are paid unless at te a e'•'in,.
.,1 the pnhIicl,er. "he la .•
enich evert enbicrieelee is +ra, l
e. denoted on the Ibhel
Miscellaneous articles of not
/ore than five Tines, For Sale, To
tent, or Wanted, 'Lost, Found, etc.
a• h insertion 25a.
eddress all communications to
Display Advertising -Made known
u application.
AUCTION SALES -$2 per single
-.ocelot if not over five inches to
eugth,
tnbacription Terms; $1.25 per year
;lard of Thanks, In Memoriam, mit,.
Local and Legal advertising not -
can, reading matter, 10c a line for
int insertion and 5c per line for
ach subsequent insertion.
Professional Cards not exceeding
I inch, $5 per year.
Stray Animals—One insertion 80e
tree ineertiona $1.00.
ram or Real Estate for sale
112 for. first month, $1 or each sub-
raquent insertion.
THE HERALD
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MORNING
South, Kipper .. .. 8.22 a.n.,
South, Hensali .. . 8.32 atm,
South, Exeter .. . ...8,47 a,n,,
Stage leave Zurich ... 7,00 a.m.
North, Exeter ...... ... 10.16 a,m,
North, Honsail ... 10.30 atm,
North, Kippen . .. ...10,35 a.m.
AFTERNOON 1.
South, Kippen ... . ..4.10 pen.
South, Bensall . , . 4.50p.m.
South, Exeter e et 5A5 p.m.
Stage leave 7uri+ ft .3,00 p.nz.
North, Exeter ., 6.04 pan,
Nor tai, 'Hewed' ill .,, 61 s 1•,:n,;:
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dissolved partnership with my former
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