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Ten Alai 7:1, • Alfllai' Campbell 72,
Gertrude Coluplitt 71, 11iat'to11 1'oW-
.ell 71, Reggie• 1McDenald 71, Dean
Allen 70. Ruth Pearce 69, Velma.
Bartow 68, Toni Catupbell 66, Harry.
Kestle 64, flay Genttner 63. Annie
Cox 61'*
Below pass ---jack Leuuings 5e*,
Bobbie Ellerinhton 410,.
Number on roll ,37; average at-
tendance 23.8.
111, G,. Harvey, teacher
ROOM IV
Honors -Dorothy Traquair 8.2.6,
Gerald' Pitzger'ald. 82.3, Elaine Stan -
bury 81.1, .Margery Heywood 81:1,
Ray ,Jones 794, Kathleen Lawson
77.2, Victor Littman 76.3, Orville
Snell
76.2, Roy Campbell 75.
Pass=Lloyd zones 74, Howard.
Laverty 72.3, Robena Huultiti .72,2,
Harold Elliott 71,5, Billie Kydd 69.7
Margaret Campbell 68.2, Laurene
Beavers 67.7'x, Barbara Dinner 66.S''
Howard Elliot 66.S, Charlie Snell
66.6, Stewart Puke 65.5, Alvin Lin-
(infielcl 03, Lloyd Genttner 64,1*,
Eileen Andrew 64, Marlon Wainer
63.2*, Hazel Snell 63, Hlltou San-
Prin. ] dens Ci1•6, Jack Brintnell 61.2, David
Nestle 61.2, Robert Brooks 60.
ROOM V Failed -Tom Willard 56.1'x, Cecil
Jr. IV, honors -Verdun Wells 79, Snaith '54, Jack Bernick 53, Mahlon
Gladys Ryckman 77. Eileen Sitias' Rickman 50.4, Wilfred Perkins
76, Janette Dearing 75. 149.4*, Walter Davis 48.4, Gordon
Pass -Doreen Campbell 72, Flor- i ?ethick 41.1***, *, Lloyd. Stanlake
.cite McDonald 70, Gerald Bagshaw 40.1**, Gordon Sanders 22.3*****.
69. Frecl Simmons 63, Clifton Hunt- Number on roll .38; average at-
:er 67", Vivian Elliott 66, Charlie ten dante 36.18,
Co; 65, Ola Reid 64, Donald Good- W. A, Frain, teacher
ispeed 64, Harry Beavers 64, Harry
;tPenhale 62.
Below pass ----Billy Penitale 59, R.
Smit:a '50*.
Sr. III, honors -Doris Harvey 84,
Jack Doerr '77, Almira Brintneil 76,
Eldon Caldwell 76. Barbara Atkin-
son 75.
Pass --Irene Van Cauip 74, War -
EXETER SU -1001., REPORT
It0O111 VI
t Missed tests.
Sr. IV, honors -Jeanette `Ilunan
$3, Millie l3ierling 79, John. Aft-.
lavish 73, Cordon May 76, Jean
' itanbury 76, Irene :Mooney 76.
Pass ---Dorothy Sims 74, Norval
Jones 74, Madeline Brintneil 73, A.
111eFau1 73, Hazel Clark 70, Grace
,Strange 67, Gordon Appleton 65, A.
nunkitt 65. Charlie Complin 61>'.
Below --Jim llrintnell 56, 1-I .zel
Elliott 56' ', Warren Sanders 34, V.
Jiestle 51'x, Helen Bartow 4S*, B.
Walter 43, Eldon Iading absent.
Jr. IV, honors -Patsy Martin 79,
Pass -Mary Van Camp 74, Der-
'Peiee Delbridge 73, Marjorie Ker-
ai1ek 72, Merit/0e .Allen 70. Bobby
Dinuey 70, Betty Complin 68, Lorne
'.Mower 67. Jessie Jextuinge 62, Gor-
don Hewlett 61, Billy Wilson 60, B.
Sander~ 60*.
Celaw- 'Rice Herig
elenfield 52, Norman
PrydE' 40°x,
Number on
•tprdance 36.1.
56, Lloyd Lin -
Hunter 51, J.
roll 3S; average at -
G. S. Howard,
00
*1CI*IE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
ROOM III
Sr. II, honors --Isabelle Appleton
82; Clifford Queue° 80, Vernon Hey-
wood 80, Lorraine Armstrong 19, L.
McDonald 78, Helen Bawden 76, G.
Browning 75, Irene Iiei'nick 73.
Pass -Lloyd Hunter 74, Maxwell
Harness 55 (missed tests) Donald
0. K. CIDER M
WILL RUN
D EXCEPT
Pressing cider 5
per gallon & s
GUSTO
RAY
m coking apple butter
YORK
NN, Proprietor
EXETER, ONT.
Winer absent.
Jr. II, honors Margaret Melville
S7, Josie Kerslake 86, Clarence Mc.
Donald, 86, Betty Hogarth 85, Ger-
ala 111c'a11s 85, Grant Taylor 83, G.
Snell and Ralph. Delbridge $2, Eve-
lyn Lawson 80, Freda Moore 80, E.
Lydd 79, Eleanor Abbott 77.
Pass -diary Taylor 69, Gerald
Lawson 05, Wesley Rickman 62, T.
Wilson 61.
Below -Olive Caldwell 59, Jack
Sinith 58, Alva Elliott 54, Mildred
Beaver 53, Gerald Cornish .39, Jack
Anderson absent.
Number on roll 33; average at-
tendance 30.6.
M. M. Rowe, teacher
ROOM II
Sr. 1, honors. --Patsy Russell 85,
Kathleen Kestle 83, Thelma 1-Iock-
ey 81, Bruce Cann 78, Doris Payne
77.
Pass•--•Eldrk1 Simmons 12, Neil
McDonald 71, b,lmer.. McDonald 70
and Doreen Sines 70, John Coiling-
wood 68, Lloyd Hewitt 63, Norman
Sanders 49'x.
Jr. 1, .A, honors -Labelle Sims
S3, Andrew Bierling 86, Betty Bayn-
luun 85.5, Leonard Harvey 85, Mar-
garet Clarke+ 84, Richard Stenbury
81, Ernest McTavish 80.5, Hazel
Jones 80.3'x, Irene Brooks 80, Mur-
ray Moore 77, Jean Appleton 75.
Pass -Irene Kydd 74, Carl Stine
73'x Phillippa Harness 70, Robert
Southcott 69'x, Billy Jones 68, Ross
Moore 65'x, Sidney Stire 60, Gerald
Lawson 59, Kenneth. Simpson 53,
Jr. I, B, pass ---Bert Pilon 72, M.
Fitzgerald, 68, Anita .Brintnell ,G6, J.
Bartow 62.7, Catherine Armstrong
62.2, Coquoline Simmons 61, Tom-
my Walter 60*,
Below -Dorothy Jennings 58, R.
Snell 55, Billy Walper 45, Stewart
Caun 40.
Number on roll 44; 'average at-
tendance 41.90.
M. E. Pridham, leacher
Primary
Florence Southcott, Lila Elliott,
Jean McDonald and Doris Moore
equal, Alta Harvey, Marion Smith,
Douglas Harness, Audrey Sims, Jack
Harness, Harry Parsons, Marion
Elliott and Jean .S'nell equal, Shirley
Penhale, Bessie Brooks, Norma
Stonehouse, Eli La Fieve, Lorraine
Atkinson, Lillian Kestle, Jean Cann,
Ellis Pearce, Phyllis Cooper, Harry
Perkins, Freeda Stire, Labelle Lot -
man, Orval Hunter, Doris Webber,
Marybelle Yule, Frances King, Al-
bert Gibson,. Bobbie Burns, Cg lvin
Heywood, Harold Elliott, \Valter
Sims, Teddy 1VIacDonald, Jackie
Cann, Carl Genttner, George La
Fieve, Richard Pilon, Everett rol-
leas, Jean Elliot, Ethel ;Stine, Cley-
ton Sanders,
Number on roll 42; average at-
tendance 40.
R. Creech, teacher
At the South Perth Plowing Match
held near Stratford on Friday -of
last week Duncan McMillan, of Staf-
fa, got second prize in high cut plows
in ,sod. James Hoggarth, Cromarty
Was first in sod open to Perth; K.
McKellar, Cromarty was 3rd; Frank
Hamilton, of Croivarty was 3rd in
sod open to boys 20 years and under;
Norman Harburn, Cromarty, was 1st
in sod open to boys under 20 who
had never taken part in a match
before; Gordon McDonald, of Exe-
ter, 'avas 3rd for tractor plowing ill
sod; Rowland Williams, Usborne,
was 3rd for tractor plowing in sod
12 inch, furrow; best plowed land in
sod, open to residents of Perth Jas.
Hoggarth; best crown and best fin-
Isla Mr. James Hoggarth, .host crown
in sod boys under 20 years, Norman
Harburn, •Cromarty; Youngest plow-
man present, Gordon Scott, Cromer-
iy.
AUCTION SALE
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STOC'I; AND IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned has received in-
structions to sell by public' auction,
at LOT 20, CON. 14, STEP 'a EN 1'P.
114 miles west of Dashw ,od and
3.q miles south o
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1920.
at 1.30 o'clock sharp the `'flowing:
SHEEP -75 ewes ant ' 25 ewe
lambs all in a number ne condi-
tion, have een dipped a d drench-
ed. Lester Dorsets an Lincolns.
75 ewes are .II bred; 1 1 'rset ram;
1 Lester ram 2 Shropsiredowns.\
HORSES---1matched team of
blacks, woighinabout .500, 5 and
7 years old.
IMPLEMENTS Stee tire top
buggy nearly new, '• 4 wi. el trailer in
good condition; d ubl3`.cutter; one
single cutter; 2 st .; 1 •t 'ed 'buggies;
fanning mill; Cock lu riding plow
nearly, new. • `
TERMS OF , `RLE
6 months' credit i 1'' be given on
furnishing approved j'' it notes with
6 per cent. added.
FRED PREE'rER, Pr retor
ARTIIUR WEBER, Auctioneer
AUCTION
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sale of Mr. F
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hay}'•vill be offer-
bli , ' uction at the
eeter. Terms -
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EX -'tinier J. J. Han has joined
tate sales staff of the Dominion Road
lllachinery Co,, in charge' of Huron
•County. 111r. Hays is well-known
thronghout the county and will no
doWA be of good Isej'vIce to the
company.---Goderich •Star,.
AUCTION SALE
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IOCSEILOLd) ('7'S
The undersigned has received in-
structions to sell by public auction;
at CREDITON, on
S, -1T1 -RDAY, .NOVEMBER 9, .1929
et 1 o'clock sharp the Loll
ving
5 beds, springs and matt =saes,
kitchen range, Crown; 3 -burn; r all•
stove; clock, sideboard, 3 dr ?:tiers,
pictures, dlning-room table, ouch,
12 dining -.room chairs; linole Nn 12
by 15 ft., bureau, commode bo ntir-
i•or, ball rack, parlor settee, ; arlor
table, velvet parlor tug 10 b 12ft,
commode and dresser, carpet :weep
ar, bedroom carpet, 2 toilet . ets, 1
clothes h9rse, 2 small tables,. dress-
•ei' 'and stand, c r dies rack, 2 ''ea.ther
mattresses, cup raid, kitche table,
kitchen chairs, 2 washing n ' chines,
quantity of fruit and :sea rs, all
kinds of dialies, pu ey, 2 w. ; ICtubs,
boiler, palls, cloth s rack,' sleigh,
wagon, scales, baske barye buck-
saw, saw horse, whee tarron boxes,
forks, shovels, hogs, ting, 1
ladder.
If not sold previous house
will be offered for sale. s beau-
tiful brick house sotith " 'rediton
with good bank barn with i house,
This is good property and ould be
a fine place to live, close y town,
school and church.
TERMS --Chattels, Cash. Terms
of property tirade known on day of
sale.
JAMES CLARK, Proprietor
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
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CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
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MEAL GOOD LIVE STOCK, FARM
IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
'Mr. Prank Taylor, auctioneer, has
received instructions to sell by pub-
lic auction at
LOT 7, CON• 2, BIDDULPH TP. on
WEDNESDAY, t'OVEMBER. 13th
1929, commencing at 1 o'clock sharp
the following valuable property:
HORSES --1 Black mare, 10 yrs.
old, supposed to be in foal; 1 Black
mare, 7 years old, • supposed to be
In 'foal; This is ia. splendidly matched
team of mares weighing about six-
teen hundred lbs. each. • 1 Grey
mare 11 years old, supposed to be
in foal; 2 yearling Percheron mares,
2 Percheron sucking colts.
STJREFAST-Stanclard Bred mare
good single or double, certified copy
of pedigree recorded in the Cana-
dian Standard Bred Stud Book.
SUREFAST--2837-- Vol. 22, A.
T. R. Female. Roan, small star,
born 1916, ,bred by L. E. Brown,
Delavan, Zil,; USA; and owners, De-
cember 3rd, 1918, R. T. Luker
Son, Exeter, Ont.
SIRE-Trampfast, 47166, by The
Tramp 33343, ou et.i1244,,m's Last,
Vol. 8, p. 4 4,' ATB. `"las
DAM -Sabre Paroje, 'Vol. 20, ii 788,
ATR ;liy Parole 12672.
2ud.tam: Vesta V by Vasco 109.6;
3rd1Dam; Er1t by Nutwood 600; th.
D41: Alpha Jry.Alcantara 729; th.
Diem: Jessie Pepper 'by Marnbrin . 11
HARNESS. 1 brass mountec set
o i double hai i, ess; 1 nickle i unt-
e set. of lou t Ie. harness; 2 is of
si gle harness. J ,,
CATTLE -1 Io stein ce#rw, fresh-
ened .August s 1 ,pt Pham cow,
fee hened since S Cember 1st; 1
Dui,hden cow, d, t time ofesale;
2 Durham ;cows; due in Manch;e2
Durharti , cows, 1e in May; '1 far-
row cow; 6 year ng Durham steers;
8 yearling, Dt' ham\ heifers; 12
-spring Durham calves; 2 fall D'tti•-
hant calves.
• HOGS -3 b.t' bd sours, in pig; 32
young pigs. •
POUTRY_110 hens and pullets;
these are pail -bred Aitconas and
Rocks.
IMPLEMENTS -2 Bissell disc
harrows. 12 plate and 14 plate; 1
McCormick binder, 7 ft. cut; one
McCormick Mower, 5 ft. mit; Inter-
national stiff tooth cultivator; Inter-
national 10 ft. steel roller; Interna-
tional hay loader; 1 John Deering
manure ,spreader, steel hay rake; 1'l
11I.1:I. fertilizer drill, Cockshutt 13
hoe disc drill; steel tired open buggy
Cockshutt twin riding plow; Cock -
Shutt walking plow; set 3 -horse
harrows; •Chatham wagon, set of
sleighs, hay rack, almost new, good
gravel box, 1-3 cord; htty fork, rope
and pulleys and a number of Otter
articles.
NOTE ---The live stock is in first
class 'condition; and Inucit of the
farm machinery le nearly new. Every
thing listed here, to .be Sold without
reserve.
TERMS OP SAL ii
All suits of $10.00 and under,.
easli'van. t h 'a
e t aitlottait 12 months
eredit ,(witTrout Interest) will be
given an approved .joint motes.. Five
l5er cent. off for oast on •credit
anienttts, (All notes to' he approv-
ed by the Manager of the Dank Of
11xt1iitreal, 1.lican,
CV. J, Me `ALLS, Proprietor.
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1r Auctioneer
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FItANIX COATES, Clerk,
AUCTION SALE.
of -
.CHOICE Dr101 x.111 C'OW1.'SI.
The undersigned has been instructs
eel to sell by public auction at
EA1814 PAHSON'S lrllll'11
East of the Metropolitan Hot
TUJiSDAY,, ' OV10112X+111 19,'-i'i .
at 1 o'clock sharp the '`o •wing
A. alto ben of cows w' 1 calf,, ail
ens dud in De > giber, Janne
'.ebi'uary an farrow caws
are e. •ciao' 0 lot of Dnr1ian3
side; at
ilry and
Thes
cattle.
6
moi
proved j
EARL P
FRANK
FRANK
'TERA •
OF SALE
ths' ' edit. on furnishing ap•t
In notes with 6'% added
ONS, Proprietor
1.YLOR, Auctioneer
'OATES, ' Clerk.
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AUCTION SAL,
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FARM STOCK a I\ Ii1141111X!iN'L'S I
The undersigned has received iri,
structions to sell by public auction -1"
at Lot 23, Con. S, '1,'sborne
k RJDA]r, , N OV,ki.M ER:; 8, 1920 1
at 1 o'clock p.m. the folle.wing:
HORSES -Gelding 7 years '15; 1;
pair of bay geldings 5 years old.
CATTLE -Durham 'cow sti8l)osedl
to be in calf 5 years old; o; e' Holy
stein cow supposed to be i.l calf 1
years old; 3 steers two yea !. old; Z,
Durham heifer 2 years ol 3 Dur,
Barn steers 1 year old; ltei 'r 1 yealj -
o1d; Durham calf.
HOGS -2 York sows s.;: posed taj
farrow in December.
.About 30 liens.
IMPLEMENTS -M. ..Binder, ti• •
ft. cut nearly now; M. mower 5h1
ft .near v new; M. II. ,- ed drill 1
hoe; AL . sulky rake ;'cultivator, SF'
disc, set arrows and e •t, Cockshutii
walking ' low, manta spreader, 2,'
sets sleig s, wagon, ght sleigh, a
gravel bo, wagon b , flat bottom!
hay rack, lg•rack ,„.eel roller, pig"
crate, ston boat, • st ;-1 tired buggy,
buggy pole, cutters :`De Laval cream;.
separator, 3'`horse . `:ndon engine, .2i
pulpers, fain 'ng gni:;; and screens, r,
corn cultiva r, 2 scufflers, grind
stone, 40 gal i'n g,, barrel, 2 14heelli•
barrows, 2 s-`, cl,`ible harness, sell
single harness, tet oiler tops, new;i
collars, hay fk, '° ar tope, pulley'
and slings, vh t'f " trees and neck -
yokes, horse chi::p rs, set of 'scales,.
bag truck, San) a. .! aro, 18 tons ori
hay, 20 tons of s w and numerous
other articles.
TERMS' -All sums of $15.00 and'
under cash; over that amount si24
months credit will be given on fur- -
nishing approved point notes with'
6% interest.
N. HUNKIN, • Proprietor i
W. E. NAIR;, Auctioneer "1
P. COATES, `Clerk. 'S
i
AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK, ETC.
The undersigned has received irie • ,`a
structions to sell by public auction,..
at •LOT 15, CON. 12, HIBBERT
Half a mile south of Cromarty, ori
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER. 12, 1929
at 1.00 o'clock sharp leer-ollc uei-n-
HORSE.S-Mar
posed to be i
old, Snppos
yoars al
ing 12
years
old.
old, sup,
al; mare year
o be in foal; mare 121
,;elding 6 3' , rs .l5; geld•
ars old; fil y Tis ng three
0, gelding i'i • th 'ee year '
TTLE-I-I a orcl co G ark=,%
oic , in calf ole ehr <,lv G y ars`
of , i ca ' ; H sten cow S •. old
in calf;Hols ` i r W 9 e 1'S Olde.
in tiff tliv . old, Ire'
cal ' Durham_spe s old, AL.
calf; Purl -mit' cow 8 ars 01 , in`
calf; 2 'urham steers 2 ' is old•;' •
2 Durham s .xlsirig^ years; Dur- •
ham heifer.risin•g 2 years old, two
Durham .spring calves; 6 Polled An-
gus spring calves.
I-IOGS-,Sow, to litter the time at
Sale; sow, to litter January 20; 10'
Chunks about 90 pounds; 15 chunks
about 70 pounds.
1 set of breeching team liarnesso.
cream separator, 200 ,btis. of 111011-.
golds, a quantity of first class hay.
No reserve as the proprietor id.
giving up farming.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums of $15.00 and under,..
cash; over that amount 12 months°'
credit will be given on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes. A discount oil'
5 % will be allowed tiff for cash.
JOSEPH SP2IARE, Proprietor
OSCAR IV. R 'ID, Auctioneer
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
?NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai:-
all creditors and others graving
claims against the estate or ACHEL.
BLATC1•IFORD, late of t e Village
of Eneter, in the ,County;' of Huron,
who died on the twenty- jird clay of".
August A ., 1929, ar: '.required to
forward t 'ir claims d ly proven to•
the under, gfrecl on' be'for'e the
eighteenth clay of 'I ventber A.D.
1929, ,
AND NO CE 18 r t3R`i'}IER CIV-
:EN that ltf, r the ; id date the Exe-•
outrix w111 ,rooee; to distribute tits•
estate Ravi -. r and only to the
claims of icli •ile then shall hate.
notice.
DA'DED" itt u efei; Ont,; this 261b'
clay of Oetob A.D., 1929.
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