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THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
EXETER SCHOOL REPORT
ROOM VI
Honors—Dorene Caldwell 81, M.
Sims 81.
Pass-—Viola Hodgson 73, Eileen
Snell 70. Orval Lawson 70, Fred
EHerington 69, Jack Stanbury 68, R.
Hutchinson 68, Doris Simpson. 66,
Clifford Heywood 66, Evla Pearce
64, Vera Kestle 64, Irene Mooney
63, Helen Walper 62*, Madeline
Brintnell 62, Helen Salter 61*, Ed
die Ward 61.
Below pass—John McTavish 59,
Dorothy Sims 58, Reba Simmons
56*, Edith Brooks, absent.
Jr. IV, Pass—Jennette Taman 72,
Phyllis Bierling 71, Jean Stanbury
71, Elizabeth Foote 68, Hazel Clark
67, Gordon May 66, Gordon Apple
ton 64, Norval Jones 61.
Below pajss—Aimer Hunkin 53,
Eldon KJading 40*, Jim Brintnell
40*.
* missed tests.
Number on roll 32;
tendance 30.5.
G. S. Howard,
Bert Pilon.
Class II—Labelle Sims, Richard
Stanbury, Murray Moore, Leonard
Harvey, Margaret Clark, Carl Stire,
Jean Appleton, Hazel Jones, Sidney
Stire, Kenneth Sfimpson, Irene Kydd,
Betty Baynhain, Lila Elliott, Cather
ine Armstrong, Ernest Mc.Tavish, I.
Brooks, Tommy Walter, Anita Brint
nell, Gerald Lawson, Stewart. Cann.
Class III—Douglas Harness, Doris
Moore, Dorothy Jennings, Coquoline
Simmons, Jlajck Harness, Billy Wal-
per, Jean McDonald, Jean Snell, F.
Snell, Freida Stire
Number on roll
tendance 32,14.
(absent.)
3 6; average at-
R. Creecli
ROOM V
Principal
McFalls 78,
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IN MEMOBIAM.
Wickwire Print Shop, By-laws Saw
yer Drain $5.00; Mrs. Kellett, sup
plies for hall $1.45; Mrs. Kelletti
caretaker $12,00; Treasurer Hay Tp.
Usborne Assessment McDon'ald Drain
■Clerk, By-iav^' Clertys* fee.Tp. portion of
Clerk By-
$228.05
$25.00; Tp. Treas.
Passmore Drain $198.00
laws & Clerk’s fees Passmore Drain
$46.80; Treas. Usboi'ne, Tp. portion
Whelihan Award $4.17; Hy. Ford,
Superintendance land team work
$82,65; Mrs. H. Ford, clerical work
$4.00,
Council adjourned to meet as
statue on Saturday, December
15th at one o’clock.
H. Strang, Clerk
per
the
AUCTION SALE
GENTTNER—In Exeter on Friday,
November 30 th. to Mr. and Mrs.
C. Guenther, of Exeter, a daughter
(Blanche Ilene.)
JMITCHELL—In Stephen Township,
on Thursday, November 29th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Mitchell a
daughter (Marjorie Genevieve.)
WALKER — At Buckingham, Que.,
on Saturday, Nov. 24th, to Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Walker, a daughter,
(Elizabeth Joan)
JPYM—In Usborne, on
vember 30th, to Mr.
E. Pym, a daugditer
guerite Victoria.)
ARBUTHNOTT—In Killarnev, Man.,
on Saturday, November 24th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arbuthnott
a daughter (nee Ida Russell, twin
daughter of Mr. Jz F. Russell and
neice of Miss Hettie Sweet, of Ex
eter. )
DUNCAN—In. loving memory of Mrs.
J. R. Duncan, who departed this
life, Dec. Sth, 1928.
No one knows the heartaches mother
No one knows the bitter pain,
That we suffered since we lost her,
Life lias never been tihe same.
When all is still and silent,
And sleep forsakes our eyes,
Our thoughts are in a .silent grave,
Where our dear mother lies.
pp Husband and Family
Friday, No’-
and Mrs. A.
(Leonia Mar-IN MEMORIAM
Jr. IV, honors—Ardys
Charlie Complin 7 5, Stanley Ward
75.
Pass—Billy Walter 73, Warren
Sanders 72, Jack Pryide 63, Norman
Hunter 60, Ruby Penhale 47*.
Sr, III, honors—Bernice Delbridge
84, Patsy Martin 81, Bobby Dinney
80, Mary Van Camp 79, Billy Wil
son 79, Betty Complin 77, 'Marjorie
Allen 76, Gladys Stone 7 6, Lome
Howey 7 6, Gordon Hewlett 75.
Pass—'Marjorie Kernick 73, Eil-
leen Sims 73, Verdun Wells 73, Jes
sie Jennings 7'3, Gladys Ryckman
72, Borden Sanders 71*, Rae Herig
69, Janette Dearing 68, Clifton
Hunter 67, Harry Penhale 67, Vyrne
Smith 64, Fred Simmons 64, Doreen
Campbell 64, Harry Beavers 63, E.
Cornish 62, Donald Goodspeed 61.
Below pass—Chlarlie Cox 5 8*, R.
Freckleton 55, GealdJ Ba-gtsliiaw 41*
John Payne 32*.
Number on. roll 38; average at
tendance 3 6.24.
M. G. Harvey, teacher
U^BORNE COUNCIL
The‘Municipal Council of the Tp.
of Usborne met on Saturday, Decem
ber 1st, pursuant to adjournment.
Members present were Reeve Jas.
Ballantyne and Councillors Dew,
Skinner, Berry land Williams. The
minutes of the meeting of November
3rd were read andi approved on mo
tion of Williams-Skinner.
Correspondence—Copies of the re
ceipt and expenses of the Centralia
Drain Award tabled with balance of
$20.79 returned to Usborne. The
Clerk reported that this was 11%
of the original assessment and tlhat
this amount had been returned to
the assessed parties.
Letter from the Public Highways
Department stated) that the Depart
ment procures their supply of snow
fences from the Model Incubator Co.
19 6 River St., Toronto at the price
of 7c. per ft.
Motion re nomination
by Dew-Berry:
1. That a Nomination
the Council of 1929 be
Statue on
1928 at. 1
2. That
preside at
3. That
sary through more than the requir
ed number of candidates signifying
their intention of standing for elec
tion, polls shall be lheld from 9 a..ra.
until 5 p.m. with the undermention
ed officers m charge at the several
named places on Monday, January
7, 1929, viz: —
Division 1, School House No. 4,
Hunter, poll clerk Hy.
and election
Meeting for
held as per
Monday, December 31st,
o’clock p.m.
Henry Strlang, Clerk shall
such meeting.
if an Election be neces-
SHIPKA
ton-
Fri-
Master Ralph Smith had his
sils and adnoids removed on
day last by Dr. Taylor of Dashwood.
The Sunday School of tlhe United
church are holding a Christmas con
cert on December 4he 18th. A good
program is being prepared.
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REGISTERED HIGH GRADE HOD*
STEIN, JERSEY AND DURHAM^
COWS, YOUNG CATTLE, CHOICE
LEICESTER BREEDING EWES
AND EWE LAMBS
IV, E. Nairn, Auctioneer, has re*
celved instructions from the under
signed to sell by public auction on.
LOT 23 CON. 8, FULLARTON
5 miles south of Mitchell, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1928.
Commencing at one o'clock sharp the
following:—
Reg. Holstein cow (Faforit Posch
Konigen 4 years olid, Dam, “Kitty
Posch Faforit” 31219, has a record,
of 57 lbs, of butter in fourteen days.
Gand
with a
7 days
season.is
is
2
at
Cianboro Koni-
due to freshen
Holstein cows
foot; Holstein.-
KHIVA
theirKhiva school are holding
Christmas concert on December the
19t)h. A good program is being pre
pared by the young people of the
section.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKellar, of
Parkhill, spent Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Mason.
Mr. and (Mrs. Wm. Schroeder and
Miss Ilene ISchroeder, of
spent the week-end with
Mrs. Art Willert.
Miss Dorothy Deitricli is
a few weeks with friends
clhener at present.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Schroeder spent
Sunday with friends near Zurich.
Master Roy Willert returned on
Saturday from Detroit where lie Iras
been takinlg electrical treatment for
the past three weeks.
Detroit,
Mr, and
spending
in Kit-
Dam “Baroness Madeline’1’
record of 33 lbs. of butter in
and 23,000 lbs. milk for ths
Her sire
gen King and she
about Dec. 20th.
freslh with calves
4 year old cow due day of sate; 5
Holstein cows due in Dec.; Jersey
cow due Dec. 20th; half-bred Ayr
shire and Durham due Dec. 18th; 2
Durham cows due in December; &
yearling Durham heifers, “Roans”;
yearling Durham steer; Durham calf'
2 months olidl; half-bred Jersey and
Holstein cow due time of sale.
HORSES — Bay driving mare 8
years old good single or double;
brown driving gelding 6 years
good single or double.
SHEEP—20 very dhoice Leicester
Breeding ewes all bred and young
10 choice bred ewe lambs, bred.
TERMS—6 months’ credit will be*
given on furnishing approved joints,
notes with 4 per cent interest added./
W. E. NAIRN, Auctioneer
WALTER STEWART, Proprietor
AUCTION SALE
In loving memory -of our
beloved wife and mother
who passed away one year ago
December 9tli, 1927
Husband and Family
ROOM IV
MARRIAGES
JMcEWAN—LOVE—At the home of
the bride’s parents on Saturday,
December 1st, Miss Grace Love,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Love, of Hillsgreen, to Mr. John
McEwan, of Hensail.
MOIR—WOLFF— At
rectory in Hensail.
December 1st, Miss
daughter of Mr. and
Wolff, of Hensail.
Moir, of Exeter.
Jones.
3KAIST—KLOPP—At
Ave Evan. Lutheran church. De
troit, on Thursday, Nov. 29th, by
Rev. E. Huenergard. Miss Beatrice
E., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Os-
’ car F. Klopp, of Zurich, to Mr.
Leonard F. Haist, son of Mrs. and
the late Ezra Haist. of Creditou,
and formerly of Exeter.
the Anglican
on Saturday,
Olive Wolff,
Mrs. Charles
to Mr. George
by Rev. Mr,
East Jefferson
DEATHS
*TUCKER-—In Elimville, on Thurs
day. November 29th, 1928, Sarah
Harvey, beloved wife of J. Tuck-
■>?r, aged 77 years, 11 months and
17 days.
BALKWILL—In Sandwich, on Mon-
j day, Dec. 3rd. 1928. Richard B.
i Balkwill, aged 72 years and five
months, eldest son of the late Silas
D. and Mary J. Balkwill, and
ther of 'Mrs. J. T. Miners.
bro-
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. p. Webber desires to express
appreciation of the many kind-
jms?es extended to him during his
i'Iness 'and also for the many flowers.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.
^uell desire to return thanks for
Many kindnesses extended by friends
during her illness and death, also
fer floral tributes and loan of autos.
Jane
IN MEMORIAM
FINKBEINER— In ever loving
memory of our dear mother, Mag-
delena. Fiiikbeiner, wife of Christ
ian Finkbeiner. who passed away
to the Great Beyond, on. December
8, 1927.
In Zion sweetly sleeping
Where the pines their branches wave
Lies our kind and loving mother
In a lone and silent grave.
Often do our footsteps wlan-der
To the place where she was laid.
Where we laid our Darling. Mother
Just one year ago today.
For many years our family circle
Was closely linked together,
But, Oh, t)hat chain is brolcen now,
One link is gone forever.
But beyond the Shining River.
Upon that Golden Shore
We’ll meet our dearest mother
And rejoice for ever-more.
Sadly missed by loving husband,
sons and daughters.
SCHROEDER—EDWARDS
Sr. Ill, honors1—Vivian Elliott 79.7.
Ola Reid 7 9.2, Florence McDonald
77.7, Annie Cox 75.2, Dean Allen
75.
Pass—Billy Penhale 72, Tom
Campbell 68, Raymond Smitih 61,
Harry Kestle 60.
Jr. HI, honors—Doris Harvey S3.4,
Warren May 77.3, Barbara Atkin
son 76.7, Almira Brintnell 76.1, J.
Doerr 75.3.
Pass—Eldon Caldwell 7 3.8, Ethel
Smith 72, Marion Powell 71.4, Irene
Van Camp 71.3, Raymond Genttner
71, Ruth Pearce 71, Gertrude Com
plin 70, Robena Hunkins 6S.2, Jack
Jennings 65, Lloyd Gent-tner 62.5,
Charlie Snell 60.4.
Below Pass—Cecil Smith 56.8, G.
Sanders 51.6. tloyd Stanlake 50.2.
Missed tests—Reggie McDonald,
Howard Laverty. Marion Walper, F.
Snell.
Number on roll 33, average at-
tendace 31.9-.
M. E. Goodspeed, teacher
House of H. H. Brown,
Brown, poll clerk Chas.
a,
HARPLEY
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and
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS-
ROOM III
•Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Love
family have moved to Lucan for the
winter.
Misis Cora. Baker and friend of
Sarnia spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Colin Love.
Most of our young people attend
ed the play at Greenway on Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love and
Juniore spent Saturday evening with
Mr. land Mrs. Garnet Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stewardson
visited with Mrs. A. Ridley.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Pfaff, Helen
and Mrs. Wm. Pfaff, of Exeter, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Love.
1928-
work
mare
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction,,.
— at —
LOT 14, CON. 4, MCGILLIVRAY
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11th,
HORSES—Work mare, 1
horse, gelding, one year old;
in foal.
CATTLE.—Cow due January 18th;.
cow with calf at foot, cow freshen
ed two months; cow due May 1st;
farrow cow, cow due March 15t-h;
cow due April 15tlh; 3 heifers com
ing 2 years; 2 calves five months
old.
PIGS—4 pigs 5 weeks old time of
sale, pure bred, sow 5 months; brood:
sow.
GRAIN—300 bus. of seed barley*
400 bus. of seed oats.
IMPLEMENTS—Set of double har
ness, fanning mill, wheelbarrow, Mc
Cormick Binder, McCormick mower,
1-horse rake, set of harrows,
drill, Noxon; disc
2 walking plows,
set of sleighs, set
HOUSEHOLD
oil stove, Daisy churn, 2 beds, three
dozen sealers, De Laval cream sep
arator, nearly new; incubator 16(i>‘
eggs.
D.R.O. J. J.
Coates.
Division 2,
D.R.O. H, H.
B. Allison.
Division 3, House of Louisa Hor
ton, D.R.O. S. W. Dougall. poll clerk
Wm. Jeffrey.
Division 4, Public Hall Farquhar,
D.R.O. J no. Hodgert, poll clerk Al
bert Scott.
Division 5. Township Hall, Elim-
ville, D.R.O. Jackson Woods, poll
clerk Lloyd Johns.
Division 6. School House. Zion,
D.R.O. Wm. Smith, poll clerk Clhas.
Jaques.
Division 7, House of R. Morrison,
D.R.O. David Goulding, poll clerk,
Oliver McCurdy.
4. That a By-law be drafted con
firming the same. Carried.
By-law No. 13, 1928, re Nomina
tion and Election was read and pass
ed on motion of Bery-Williams.
Council’s letter of condolence ack
nowledged by Mrs. Jas. McElrea.
Skinner-Dew: That the Clerk for-
ward^the bill of C. Haskett, of $75.
for funeral expenses of Johanna Ke
hoe to the County Clerk. Carried.
The Court of Revision on the Saw
yer Drain By-law No. 12, 19 28 was
held with the members taking the
necessary declarations. Mrs. Archi
bald was present to represent the
Engineer in charge. The matter of
a second bridge under appeal for S.
N. Shier >vas considered but the in
tention and decision of the Engineer
as stated to be that only one bridge
be allowed for Lots 14 & 15, Con 15.
There was therefore no action taken
by the court. The Court closed and
the By-law was finally passed
motion of Williams-Berry.
Mr. R. Camm and Mr. J.
Creery interviewed the Council
the repair of the Washburn Drain
and signed a petition for the same,
requesting that it be forwarded to
S'. W. Archibald, Engineer
amination and report.
Skinner-Berry: That it
warded forthwith. Carried
The following bills were
ed and paid on motion of Dew-Wil
liams, viz:—
Stephen Bros., crushing and de
livering 94-9 yards of gravel $953.-
48; Fred Ford, grevelling $39.60;
Verne Pincomlm, ditto $44.0(>; Mau
rice Coates, ditto $22.00; Whitney
Coates, ditto $38.50; Hector Row-
cliffe, ditto $60,50; Howard Hunter,
ditto $69.85; Clarence Mills, ditto
60.50; Ward Hern, ditto $55.00; G.
Ferguson, gravelling and gravel
$35.50; Chas. Siller, ditto $111.25;
Matthew Routly. ditto $319.11; Al
bert Shier, cutting weeds $4.40; A.
Doupe, ditto $9.10; Jas. Atkinson,
ditto $1.80; Sherwood Hunter, ditto
$7.50; Fred Wright, ditching and
sreading gravel $25.80; Len O’Reilly
ditto $7.20; Luther Reynolds, drag
ging $3.85; Henry Westlake, re
airing bridge and gravelling $20.25;
II. G. Seldon, cement $1.60; Pedlar
People Co., Ltd., culverts $136.43;-
Chas. Stehens, drawing tile $2,00;
Fred Kerr, tile $63.00; Sam Brock,
cow' inspection and milea'ge $10.00;
Freeman Horne, gravelling $35.75;
Alice Cudmore, gravel $179,25; The
The Family Herald and Weekly
Star of Montreal is not only a money
maker but a money saver to the
farmers of Canada, while the farm
er’s family circle, in the accompany
ing magazine, gets what is admitted
to be the best of all.
AUCTION SALE
0
seed
harrow, cultivator
2 wagons, buggy,
■of scales 1000 lbs.’
EFFECTS— Coal
OF 25 CLYDE AND PERCHERON
HORSES, FII/LIES AND GELDINGS
FROM 3 TO 4 YEARS OLD, AND
WEIGHING FROM 1500 to 1600 lbs
This is one of the best cars of horses
yet shipped to Seaforth and will
sold by public auction on
LOT 23, McMANN FARM
Half mile east of Seaforth, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1928
1:30 p.m.
TERMS OF SALE—CASH
Sr. II, A, honors—Victor Lutman
and Billy Kydd 87, Murray Madge
82, Gordon Pethick 7 6, David
Kestle 75.
Pass—Tom Willard 70, Jack Ker-
nick 6 6. Walter Davis <aml Mahlon
Ryckman ’64.
Sr. II, B. honors—Elaine Stanbury
88, Lloyd Jones 8 6, Ray Jones 85,
Margaret Campbell 84, Margery Hey
wood 84. Stewart Fuke 84, Laurene
Beavers 80. Eileen Andrew 80, Roy
Campbell 79. Orville Snell 79. Leon
ard Jones 77, Barabaria Dinney 75,
Gerald Fitzgerald- 75.
Pass—Hilton Sanders 74, Jack
Brintnell 72. Lillian McDonald 71.
Hazel Snell 71. Robert Brooks miss
ed tests.
Jr. II. honors—Vernon Heywood
85. Isabelle Appleton SO, Donald
Winer 77. Helen Bawd'en 77.
Pass—Irene Keruick 72, Bruce
Burke 72, Lorraine Armstrong 71.
Gail Browning 70. Clifford Quance
69, Maxwell Harness 66, Lloyd Hun
ter 63.
Number on roll 38; average at
tendance 3 6.4.
M. M. Rowe, teacher
be
TERMS OF SALE
Grain, cash; $10.00 and under
cash; ovei- that amount 10 months
credit will be given on furnishing ap
proved joint notes witlh five per cent
straight off for cash.
FRANK CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
A quiet wedding was solemnized
at the Avondale Apts.. E'ast Grand
Blvd., Detroit, on Thursday at nine
o'clock a.m., November 29th, when
Phyllis Alma formerly of Hamilton,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Edwards was united in mrriage to
Herbert Daniel Schroeder, of Detroit,
son of Mr. and Mr
of London,
in a gown
carrying a
roses and
1 Florence Lucetta Schroeder, sister of
I the groom was bridesmaid wearing
ia gown of apple blossom georgette.
Mr. Carolyle lOmp. of Ashby, Mich..
was best man. The groom’s gift to
the bride was a string of pe'arls; to
the bridesmaid, a vanity case; to the
best man.
Schroeder
Cleveland
wearing a
trimmed with squirrel 'and hat to
match. On tlmir return they will
reside in Detroit.
i
•s. Daniel Schroeder
The bride was lovely
of Nile green georgette
bouquet of Sweetheart
lily-of-rhe-valley. Miss
ROOM II
Jr. II—Mary Taylor 72. Gerald
Cornish 44,
Sr. 1, A. honors—Grace Snell 95.
and Betty Hogarth 95, Josie Kers-
lake 9 4, Freda Moore 94 and Mar
gery Madge 94% Dorothy Smith 93,
Jack Anderson ‘9.2, Gerald McFalls
88. Ralph Delbridge 8 6, Teddy Wil
son 85 and Ethel Kydd 85.
Sr. I, b. honors—Clarence McDon
ald 92, Margaret Melville 90 and G.
Taylor (if. Patsy Russell 87, Eleanor
Abbott 85, Alva Elliott 82, Mildred
Beaver 80. Wesley Ryckman 78, O.
Caldwell 75.
Pass—Doris Payne 70.
.................... . J1’. I. honors—-Bruce Cann 90, V.. tieman. who di<4 on "the "lOtli "lay | SO^and^ Kathleen Kestle 89.
. of October. 1928 ar>‘ required to for- *•-*- - ■• -
ward their claims duly proven to the
undersigned on or before the 10th
day of December, 1928.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV-
; KN that after the said date the Ad-
• ministrator will proceed to distri-
, bute the estate having regard only
to the claims of which lie-then shall
have notice.
Dob'd m L‘y .u r s’.is 22nd day of No-
, vember. 1928.
Sadly missed by mother, father»
and brothers.
CARD OT< THANKS
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Wright, of Cen-
4?alia, desie to express their sincere
4’m.nks to the neighbors and friends
#-'i’ the k»nd assistance and uym-
p.-.thy shown luring Mrs. Tucker’s
eWess and death; also for the floral
i'j ihutes and loan of automobiles.
PP
IN MEMORIAM
fTAYLOR- In loving memory
dear Hilda who was called
December 9, 1927.
and sudden was the call
X) <ur < • ur Hilda lnvnd by all.
'F ’ e>._ no we never will,
I "U-ly a -mr hearts to-day
F the on - w loved ko dearly,
W - think 0/ .■ in silence
If > eyes,mav >* ns weep
I?’/1 many ; il.-u tears are shed
others are -asleep.
of
to
our
rest
on
for ex
be for-
G. J. DOW
Proprietor
CLEARING
T. BROWN
Auctioneer’
AUCTION SALE
— of
REGISTERED
cuff
left
and
coat
links. Mr. a'n.d Mrs.
on a honeymoon for
Chicago, the bride
of brown broadcloth
Notice to Creditors
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
till Creditors an I others having
claims against the estate of James
McCurdy, late of the Village of
Exeter, in the County of Huron, gen-
Elmer McDonald 8S, Donal I Gra
ham 87 and Lloyd Hewitt <87, Neil
McDonald 85. Thelma Hockey 83,
Eldred Simmons 79, Doreen Sims 78
Pass—John Collingwood 68, Nor
man Sanders 66.
Number enrolled 35; average at
tendance 33.6.
N. Medd, teacher
ROOM I
present-
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors for Administrator
Class I—-Andrew Bierling and Ro
bert Soutlicott (equal); PhilHppa
Harness, Ross Moore, Billy Jones,
t—. of —
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
McNeil and Nairn, auctioneers*
have received instructions from Jas.
Mills to 'sell by public auction on the
South Boundary of Usborne. half
mile south of Woodham, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14th, 1928
commencing at one o’clock sharp the
OF
.GRADE HOLSTEIN AND JERSEY
COWS AND HEIFERS, YORK
SHIRE AND ENGLISH BLACK
HOGS. OXFORD EWES
McNeil & Nairn, auctioneers have
received instructions to sell by pub
lic auction on Lot 18, Concession 12,
Fullarton, IX miles east of Mt. Pleas
ant church, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1928
Comencliig at one o’clock sharp
the following: —
CATTLE—7 fesh cows with calves
by side: 3 cows due at lime of sale;
Jersey cow due at time of sale; 7
cows and heifers due in December;
cow due February 1st; Cow due
March; 6 heifers, yearlings.
Tim above are a choice lot of high
class cattle, all young with plenty of
size, well marked in first-class con
dition and will be sold under a guar
antee.
HOGS—’Yorkshire brood sow with
litter of eight; 5 young English black
sows; 3 young English black hogs;
21 shouts about 70 pounds each.
SHEEP—6 choice Oxford breeding
ewes; pure bred Oxford ram, 2 years
old. " ' f ........... .
TERMS—8 months’ credit will be over that
and high
following:
HORSES—1
years old; 1 _
years old supposed to be in foal;
black gelding rising 4 years old;
1 grey driver
grey Percheron horse
grey Percheron mare9
7
1
■1 bay filly rising four years old;
bay horse 9 years old;
7 years old. „
CATTLE—4 Durham cows due in
June; 1 Durham cow due in May; 2
fresh Holstein cows; 1 fresh Dur
ham row; fat heifer rising two year*
old. 5 yearling steers, 7 yearling hei
fers. 8 spring calves.
HO’GS—6 hogs 8 weeks old; twe
sows due in March.
White Leghorn hens.
I’EED—4°f) bus. oats fit for seed;
bus. wheat and barley mixed;
-«>(i bus. mixed grain, (oats, peas
nuLiaiIey:) nbout 15 &ns of gooa
mixed hay; a quantity of turnips.
IMPLEMENTS-M. H. Side-deliv-
ei- liaj 1,al<e» cutting box DeLavaK
rim?1 8?wu’ator' 750 lbs/capacity;
Clinton fanning mill.
Sood top buggy, good
; buggy.
I Good cook stove,
I ™.RAlfeS~An of $10.00 and.
given on furnishing approved joii'A predlt will be given on fur
notes with interest at. 5 per cent. ■ ,nsuuig notes approved by the man-
Positively no reserve. Everything ?gf'r of tIie Baul< of Montreal, Kirk-
|lon* with 5 per cent added,
•TAME MILLS, Proprietor.
McNeil and Nairn, Auctioneer^ j
will be sold to the highest bidder.
PERCY MILLER, Proprietor.
McNEIL & NAIRN, Auctioneers,
stock rack*
rubber-tire /