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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1941-09-04, Page 4TJWBSDAY, wr. 4th, W the exeter tjmem&vqcate ***! « pvp’T’p’D p < jrj jRit# JtemM JL W# JKa JkuJKiJL Wio Wednesday and Thursday 18th TRIALS OF SPEED 2,30 and 2.22 Trot or Pace Purse $75.00 GIRLS1 BICYCLE RACE Half Mile 75c, 50c, 25c.I Mr. are in Mr. Jfe Every Heat a Race Purse divided 40., 10 5% to enter to be paid at 1 o’clock At least 5 to enter Swine Club to be judged at 1.30 o’clock the the; Ixv DASHWOOD FOR RENT—The Hast half of two-storey brick dwelling on South side of Rolland Street Dashwood. Furnace, electrio lights, 3 bedrooms, comfortable living quar­ ters. Apply-to F. W. Gladman, ter, Ont, ‘ fam- Mx;s. . on few Mr., has the CALF RACE For boys and girls 15 yrs, and under, $2,00 first prize; $LQQ second; 50c third* Grafton & Co,; London donate $10.00 silver tray for exhibitor showing five of the best horses, any breed. Sound System Will be Used Special Attraction in front of Grandstand The Exeter Band Will be in Attendance Admission 25>c; Children, 15c; Cars 25c. ALL EXHIBITS MUST REMAIN ON THE GROUNDS UNTIL 5 p.m. Dr, E. S. STEINER, Pres. R. N. CREECH, Treas. CLARK FISHER, Sec’y DANCE IN THE ARENA AT NIGHT iir Coupons, for Junk BS THE EXETER LIONS CLUB WILL GATHER JUNK FOR THE RED CROSS and GIVE AWAY COUPONS for A LUCKY DRAW on a SHETLAND PONY, A BOY’S or GIRL’S C.C.M. BICYCLE or a FIFTY DOLLAR WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Coupons will be awarded, as follows: For Paper, Magazines and Cardboard, 5 coupons per 10 lbs. F"or Iron, Brass, Copper, 10 coupons for 5 lbs. For Zinc and Lead, 5 coupons per pound For Aluminum, 50 coupons per pound For Hen Feathers, 5 coupons per. pound For Duck and Goose Feathers, 10 coupons per pound For Feather Ticks, 200 coupons For Horse Hair, 50 coupons per pound For Rags, 20 coupons for 5 lbs. Batteries, 20 coupons Radiators, 50 coupons & FOR EXETER and VICINITY BRING YOUR JUNK TO GRIEVE’S BARN (Carling Street) ANY SATURDAY It is a donation from you to the Red Cross and you receive ’ absolutely free coupons on the lucky draw. Surrounding Schools and Villages will also collect junk and distribute Lucky Draw Tickets. School Teachers and Red Cross Workers please get in touch with J, A. TRAQUAIR, CHAIRMAN of the JUNK COMMITTEE Pert and Pertinentswann—Wass A quiet wedding took place in Granton United Church when Miss Lorraine Wass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Morley Wass, became the bride of Frederick Swann, son of Mrs. Swann and the late William Swann, of London. " The church was beautifully decorated with autumn flowers. The bride -was charming in a jacket dress of berry wine imported wool. Trapunto em­ broidery in an artistic design made the jacket effective. She wore a beautiful corsage of yellow roses and delphinium blue. Her hat was a tailored felt and her accessories were of black suede. The brides­ maid, Miss Marion Wass, sister of the bride, was wearing an air tra.- veleur blue crepe dress with a wide belt of coral and white'embroidery with a corsage of American Beauty roses. The groom was attended by| his brother, George Swann, of Lon­ don. The bride’s mother was gowned in a navy blue crepe dress with hat to match and wore pink roses. The groom’s mother’s dress was • navy blue sheer and her flowers were pink, carnations. The wedding music was played by Mervin Wass, B.A,, of Windsor, brother of the bride. Rev, J« Cook, was the of­ ficiating minister. The wedding breakfast was served .at the home of the bride’s parents, after which the bridal couple left on a motor trip. They will reside in London., ■■ ■ • ...... Magistrate—Your wife says, you have her terrorized. Prisoner—’Hon­ estly, sir—-* Magistrate—I do not ask you this in my official capae- ity, but as man to man, do you understand? . Prisoner-—Yes, jjonor. Magistrate’^—What’s secret? "There,, are one and a half driv­ ers foy every- motor car in the Un­ ited States.’’ —and it’s that half driver who causes all the motor accidents. * "Scientists now tell us that too little sugar causes fear...’’ —you’ve noticed how scared a girl is when she loses her sugar- daddy? "A young m'an recently purchas­ ed a -car for $25.00' and drove Jt over 12,000 miles............’ your your BIRTHS SMILLIE—In Hensali at Mrs. Pat­ terson’s nursing liome on Tues­ day, September 2nd, to Mr. .and Mrs. Clarence Smillie, a daugh­ ter. ” JONES—At Mrs. Saunder cock’s' Nursing Home in Hensali, on Thursday, August 28th, to Pte. and Mrs* Ivan Jones (nee Mary Little), a daughter. ------------y--------_ MARRIAGES VARLEY—WEIN—At the home Mr; and Mrs. Christian Wein, Crediton, on Saturday, August 3 0-th, Miss Marjorie Marie Wein, to Mr. Joseph Edward Varley, „ third son of Mr., and Mrs, Henry J. Varley, of Parkhill, by Rev. of J. Varley, of Parkhill, by A: E. Pletch. /’ '■■■ ' ■ , - -- ---------y--------_ LOCHNER—In Victoria Hospital, London, on Monday, September 1st, 1941, in his 35th year. Fun­ eral froiri the Lochner residence, Shipka, at 2.30 p.m., Thursday, to Grand Bend- Cemetery. _—_v--------- ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. William W. Taman announce the engagement of their younger daughter, Eleanor Jean­ nette, to Sub-Lieutenant Arthur Nelles Ashton/ .R.C.N.V.R., Mont- weal, Quebec, younger son of Major and Mrs. A. Nelles4 Ashton, Grims­ by Beach, Ontario. The marriage to take place at the Main Street United Church, Exeter, Ontario, Saturday, September 13th, ‘ ---------V--------- LOCAL NEW5 and Mrs. Lome Johnston Toronto taking in the Ex. and Mrs. Jas. Green are at­ tending the Exhibition in Toronto. Mrs. N. Ogden spent a few days last week at Grand Bend with Mrs. F. Coates* ■ Mr. and Mrs. E* 0. Harvey visb* ed over the week-end with Dr, and Mrs. Tmemner* of Arthur. Mrs. E. Q. Fuce and grandson, Kenneth, *of Lansing. Mich., are guests with Mrs. R. R. Rogers. Lt. Col. C. E. and Mrs, Grafton and son Stewart, of Toronto, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs, J, G. Cochrane Mr. Thos, Walter, of the Chain* way Stores, Toronto, spent, a days last week with his father, H. S. Walter. . Miss Catherine Armstrong returned home after spending summer at Glen Home Hotel in the Muskoka district. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sims and daughter, Beth, of St. Catharines, spent the week-end with his par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Sims. Mr, and Mrs. Oran Moir and Kath-. leen and Mr. and Mrs. Shrigley, of St, Catharines, spent the holiday week-end with relatives in town Mrs. Preston Dearing and Ger­ ald; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shapton and Bruce and Miss Laing, were in.To­ ronto last week taking in the Ex­ hibition. Mr. J. W. and Mrs. Powell were in St. Thomas over the week-end. They were accompanied by Mrs. A- E. Powles, who has spent the past 3 weeks with Mrs. Powell, Mr. Arthur Hern, Misses Jean Brock and Margaret Allison, of Us- burne, and Miss Florence South- cott, of town, are attending Wester­ velt Business College, London*. Mrs. V. Armstrong and Irvin re­ turned home Tuesday evening af­ ter visiting with friends in Toronto and taking in the Ex. They also1, enjoyed a trip to Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Shuert and Mrs. W. C. Robinson, of Detroit, spent . the holiday with relatives in Exe­ ter ajid Mitchell,.’ Mrs. E. J. Pass- more returned home a visit. - Week-end .visitors Mrs. W. G. Simmons Mrs. Jeff Ross' and Messrs. Eldred Simmons and Bill Dean, of Strat­ ford and Fred., Simmons of the Brantford R.C.A.F. training school. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jackson aritd baby and Mr. and Mi's. Arthur Jack- son and daughter Helen, of London, visited with their aunt,’ Mrs. Jos. Sutton . over the:*,.week-end.. Mrs. Jos.* Jackson and baby are remain^ ing for a week. * > Mrs; N. S. Hoag, and two child­ ren, of Oshawa, returned to their; home Thursday after visiting, for a week with the former’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Ford, of Us- Mrs. Andrew Dougall re-' ■with them for With Mr. and were Mr. and ou CARD OF THANKS MrS. John Ravelie and family wish to thank the neighbors and friends for the kindness shoWn dur­ ing their recent bereavement, with special thanks to Rev. Mr. Grant and are the best Counter Check Books made in Canada. They cost ho more than ordinary books and always give satisfaction. We are agents and will be,pleased to quote you on any style or quantity required* $$$ ybUf Hohie Printer First THE TIMES-ADVOCATE tended, the Canadian. National H*> hibition on Friday* Gerald Hern and Harvey Herbert are working at the airport which is being built. Mrs* A. Gunning, of Exeter, vis­ ited with friends on’Sunday, Church services will be held at the regular hour, 9*30. next Sunday morning. A number, from the community attended the Red Cross frolic at Kirkton Wednesday night, Mission Circle Meets The monthly meeting of the Mission Circle was held at home of Marjorie Earl on Sunday morning. The meeting was open­ ed by a reading by Jean Brock Hymn 511 was then sung, followed by a prayer by Jean Brock and the Lord’s Prayer in unison. The Scrip­ ture lesson was read and the min­ utes were read and adopted, after which the roll call was taken, Jean Rrpck then read a story, followed by the singing of hymn 262,. The study book for the month was tak­ en by Irene Brock. The offering was4aken, hymn 513 was sung and the meeting was closed with Mizpah benediction. —-----.y---------- AUCTION SALE of FARM STOCK, HAY, STRAW,. CORN AND GRAIN LOT 0, CON. 3, STEPHEN WEDNESDAY, SEJPT, 1.0th at-oup- o’clock sharp Having S30d my farm for an air field, I will ,t. offer’ for sale following: horses—Good work mare. CATTLES—Purebred Holstein fer, due in September; 2 purebred. Holstein- heifers, due in February; purebred Holstein Heifer, just fresh** sued’; Jersey cow due in March; ft Holstein cows due in April; Hol* stein cow due in May; Durham cow1 due in February; cow due at time- of sale; Holstein heifer, fresh. SWINE*—York sow due time of Sale; 2 York sows due Sept. 26; Yox;k sow due in October; purebred Tamworth boar; 32 chunks from 75 to 100 lbs, ’ IMPLEMENTS — Buggy, set double harness and collars, good wagon and sugar beet rack, Cock- shutt corn cultivator. Implement shed , 2*4x3 6 with steel roof.j ■ ' . r GRAIN, ETC.—300 bus. barley* 150 bps. oats, 500 bus, mixed grain, 20 tons hay, large Quantity­ cut straw, .4 atfres silo corn, 250' rods of good W.oven wire fence; 250 cedar posts, 50 steel posts; 8x10 colony house; 2 brood­ er stoves; brick foundation for hen house, 14x20',: Davenport, 2 2 good hay fork other articles too tion. Mr* and Mrs, A* •White aud ily, of Detroit, visited with White’s pwther, Mrs, Witzei, Saturday,. Mr,- R. Currie, of Meaford, spent a few days with his sister, Mrs, Currie, last week Mr, and Mrs* Schultz, of Detroit, spent the holiday with Mr* and Mrg. Maurice KlumhP. Master Roy Mclsaao, who spent his‘holidays with, his grandmother, Mrs, L*“ Mqlsaac, returned to Wind­ sor on Saturday, Miss Shirley Gugnther has4 return­ ed aftex1 spending her Kitchener. Mr, and Mrs, of Port Dalhousie, and lor, of London, spent the week-end with’ theix’ parents, Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Steinhagen. Mr. apd Mrs’. George of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Wnl; Smith, of Windsor^ spent the week­ end with Mr, and Mrs. R, Raker. Mr, Leslie Goetz, ited relatives here day* Mr, and Mrs. S. to Meaford, where week-end with Mrs, ents. • » Major and Mrs. Eugene Tiernan, of Camp Borden, are visiting with’ his mother, Mrs. Mary Tieman. Miss Zeta Nadiger, R.N., of How­ ell, Mich., is spending hex’ holidays with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Nadiger, * . Lorrie Klginstiver, of Bowman- ville, spent the . holiday at ixis home here. Mr. and Mrs, Waltex* Mundt, of Detroit, and Mr.. Charles Eidt and i son, Tommy, of Ingersoll, called on relatives here on Sunday. > Mr. and ”Mi-s. Harx’y Guenther, of Windsor, were holiday visitors with his mother and sister. ■_ Mrs. Wright and children have re­ turned to theik home in London after spending "their vacation . with 'hex' parents, Mr.' and Mrs, . Fred Genttner.' ® ' Mr. and Mrs. 'John Hartleib,. of Dearborn, .Mich., spent the holiday with relatives here. Dr, and Mrs. Taylor and “daugh­ ter, Anne, and Mr. and Mrs., Mer- vyn. Tieman and Nancy ., attended the Toronto Exhibition over the week-end,. . . ... ' *,Mr, and Mrs, C. Routledge, of In­ gersoll, were Sunday, visitors -With Mr. and Mrs. P\ -Fassold. Margaret and Harvey Ratz, child­ ren of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ratz, and Violet Rader and Glenn Haugh had theii’ tonsils removed last week .in Dr. Taylor’s hospital here. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Graybiel,- of Toronto, visited with his sister, Miss Beatrice Graybiel, for a few days. ‘ * ■ * . . William and Leo Eveland and Oli­ ver Stanbus attended the Toronto Exhibition for a few days last week. Mrs. Ghesna and family, of Bir­ mingham,‘ Mich., and Mrs. Poeh- ler and family, of Fort Wayne, Ind., have returned* to their home after spending their vacation with their mother, Mrs. T. Willert. * • Miss Grace Kellerman, of Toron­ to, spent last week with Mr. and kMrs. Harold Kellerman; School reopened on Tuesday’ fol­ lowing the summer . vacation with several changes oh the''- teaching s,taff. Mr. McInnis, of Bayfield, is talking the place of Mr. Baird and Miss MacMath, of ..Goderich, the place of Miss Pepper. Miss Gaiser will again have charge of Room I. "Mr. and Mrs. Howard s Mosher, of Pontiac, Mich., ar.e visiting with ■her mother, Mrs. Mary Neebi . • --- -----Lv------------. , holidays at Czar steinhagem Betty Tay- Thompson, of Chicago, vis- over the holi- Currie motored they spent the Currie’s par- held Zioxx the the AUCTION SALE ' ■Lambert Sale Yards, Strathroy, Sat­ urday, Sept. 6th, 250 head of mix­ ed stock 'cattle. Usual run of calves and mixed pigs. Sales every Satur­ day.—-A. G. McAlpine. • ’ TENDERS WANTED Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned up to Saturday, September 20th, 1941, .att7 p.m,, for the repair of the Centralia drain. '.Plans, profile and specifications of the work to be performed may be seen at the. Clerk’s office. Work . must be completed by the 15th of inext November and- a marked I cheque, for $100.00 payable .to the | Treasurer of the Township of Ste­ phen must be furnished by the con­ tractor when submitting his ten- der. The lowest or any tender not 1U1 j necessarily accepted, ’ ' Herbert K. Eilber, Clerk, Township of Stephen • Crediton, Ont. •Crediton, September 2nd, 1941' 9-4-3tC th® « het- sets bed springs,, ropes, 2 cars and' numerous to men- Terms—CASH LLOYD HODGSON, PrOp. FRANK COATES, Clerk . FRANK, TAYLOR, Auctioneer ...----- -—y_——— . * AUCTION SALE Farm stock, implements aha househqdd effects My. Frank Taylor has received instructions to sell by public auc­ tion on LOT 17, CON. 3, STEPHEN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th 1941, at one o’clock sharp the following: HORSES—Aged black mare, aged, bay m’are, driving horse. CATTLE—1 cow due March 10;; 1 <?ow due March 25; 3 cows due in­ June; 1 purebred Durham cow with. Durham, foot;'- 4 ---------V--------- NOTICE TO CREDITORS t* Notice is hereby given to all cre­ ditors and others having claims against the estate of Charles Loch- ,ner, late of the Township of Stephen in the County of Huron, Black­ smith,: who died on or about .the sixteenth day of .November, A.D. 1940, 'are required to forward their claixns duly proven to H. Eilber & Sons, Crediton, on oi* before the fifteenth day of September. A.D. 1941. , ' . , . ' And Notice is further given that? after the said date the undersigned Administrator will proceed to dis­ tribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which he then Shall have notice. Dated this twenty-second day of ^ugust A.D. 1941, - - Ernest Lochner, Inwood, Ontario Administrator. 28-2tc calf at foot; 1 purebred heifer; ’.cow, with calf ;at yearlings, 7 calves, PIGS—1 brood sow due ber, 5 pigs, 180 lbs.; 8 small pigs., 60 hens, 10'0 > chickens. IMPLEMENTS—M.H. binder, 7 ft. cut, in good order; Deering: . mower, 6 ft. cut; manure spread­ er, hay loader, stiff tooth cultiva­ tor, 6 ft. disc harrow; hay rake,, land roller, set 4-seCtion harrows, disc plow, 'riding plow, walking plow, corn scuffler, single scuffler, good waggon, hay rack,"gravel box,- iron truck waggon, set sleighs, 2 cutters, buggy, root pulper, gas en­ gine, hay. fork, rope, pulley and; car, 2 sets double ■ harness, single­ harness, wheelbarrow, disc, seed drill, cream separator, emery­ grinder, fanning mill, set of scales, 10-irich Fleury grinder. 500 bus. mixed grain, one-quarter acre of Sorghum. FURNITURE — Kitchen range, couch, iron bed, wooden bed and dresser, 2 bedroom suites, wood heater, 6 kitchen7 chairs, dining­ room table and chairs, churn, piano in. good condition, all kinds of seal­ ers and dishes, forks, hoes, chains, whiffletrees, rieckyokes, boxes, bar­ rels and other articles. TERMS—CASH z J. SHAPTON, Proprietor FRANK TAYLOR", Auctioneer FRANK COATES, Clerk * AUCTION SALE ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD*’ ’ EFFECTS By virtue of a vesting order of the- County Court of the .County of Hu- ’ property of Sam- County of Hurori) by Public Auction. in Octo- borne, turned with them on a*visit. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newburg, of Toronto, yvei’e holiday visitors with th& latter’s-uncle arid aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Walker, 3rd .concession of Stephen, the bride being the daughter of Mrs. Geo. Hicks and the late Mr. Hicks, of Toronto. Mrs.,Robert Mousso and Mr. Hai> old Broderick, of St, Catharines, .spent the week-end with their par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Evelyn Broder­ ick. Marion Mousso, who has been visiting here for the past month, accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs. J. K Cornish, of BrUcefield, Mrs. Mary Hannigan, Mildred and Ted motored to Wel­ land* and spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles; Cox. Mary Hannigan accompanied them home after holidaying there for twd weeks. Miss Beta Rowe left Saturday for Blind ’River where she has been engaged as teacher. Miss Rowe went on the "Noronic” from Sarnia to Sault Ste. Marie* and took the train ffom there. At the Soo she spent a few hours with her nephew, Mr. Rowe Dinney. j Mrs. L. A. Warnken, of Grand ‘ Forks, N.D., in renewing hei- sub- j scriptiogi to the Times-Advocate, says that she always enjoys the home paper.. Her sister, Mrs. Will Hancock, Of Grand Forks, is,visit- ’ingain Winnipeg with her sisters, Mrs. Arthur Loadmah, Mrs. Allen Williams and Miss Effie Treble. Mr.’-and Mrs, Wm. HnWood, Miss­ es Olive and Pearl returned Satur­ day from a pleasant auto trip to Sault Ste. Marie Where they visitsd with Mr. Wood’s sister, Mrs, and Mr, HenrV Anderson. They motored •to Tobermory and took the boat to Manitoulih. Island and returned home by way of North Hay and Cal- ander where they saw the quints; They also attended the Exhibition at Toronto. -V— i. to those who loaned cars. ---------------------' IN MEMORIAL: CORNISH—In loving memory Mrs. Thomas Cornish, Who passed away six years ago, Sept, 7th, 19'35. . —Sadly missed by sqn and daughter. JAMES H. REID, OF BAYFIELD, PASSES James Henry Reid, well-knowii merchant died Tuesday at his home in Bayfield, following a lengthly ill­ ness. Born in 1874 on the Bayfield road in Stanley Township, the eld­ est son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Reid> he -lived, at ’the * family residence until 1907. bought out the store of John Fra­ ser, which he conducted until early this year. He was a member^of the Board of Management of the Knox Presby­ terian Church, Bayfield, treasurer of the Bayfield Agricultural Society and.a member of the local Cemetery Board. 'Surviving are three sisters, Miss Mdr'y Reid, with whom. he lived) Miss. Ida Reid, of Detroit; Mrs. J., W. Elliot, of Brucefield, and three hx’others, Robertson.) who lives at the old family homestead; William U Reld> of Winnipeg, and tteorge^ ■F* Reid, of Flaxcomb, Sask, The funeral Service will be held ■ ■from the late residence Thursday a yhar, at 2,30 ,p.m* Interment will be in the Bayfield Cemetery. i' of i He then i i -----^V—......- The salesman stopped at house and asked the lady if could interest her husband' in ; electric razor, , "He might be interested in your razor," she remarked, "for be shaves close onto once* a $ear." • "Shaves once a year,’’ echoed j the salesman. "I never heard of anything like It." • The lady nodded,* .*■ 4. H "Rut that was when lodgers.*’* the he an "He Used tb she drawled*, we had lady | ZION | Decoration Services were held in Zion Church on Sunday, the guest Speaker for the day being Rev. Mr. Merriam, of Centralia. In spite of the rdin there was a large crowd. Mr. arid Mrs. Myron CuIbOrt, Merton Earl and Mrs. H. Kyle' vis­ ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Hern. , ‘ 'Mr. and Mrs.' Everard Miller and Freddie* visited oh Sunday with'Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kerslake, of Exe­ ter. , ■ ■ s Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnston, Ivan, Gordon and Mary spent Sunday ev­ ening with ton Brock. Back to der of the has returned to take up her duties as teacher. We welcome her back, Jean Brock and Arthur Hern went to London on Monday to at­ tend Westervelt School. We wish them every success in their now studies. . . ’’ My. and Mrs. Hector Taylor and Mrs. Heywood visited on Sunday with Mr. knd Mrs, Warren Brock. Mr. and Mrs. George Eari, of Exeter, visited on Sunday in - the community. Donald Boll, rpf London, visited on Thursday afternoon with Frances and Keith Hern, Mr* and Mrs, Normap Brock at- •’Mr. and Mrs. Welling- school again is the or- day. Miss Alma Rats; NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF Henry How­ ard, late of the Village of Hensali. in ' the County of Huron, Esquire, Deceased. f‘ ' All persons having claims against the Estate of the above deceased afe required to file the same with the undersigned Solicitor fori the Exe­ cutors, George Howard and Sarah Evelyn Howard, on or before the 3‘0th day of August, A.D. 1941, af­ ter which date the assets will be distributed amongst the parties en­ titled thereto, having regard o'nly to’the claims of which notice shall have been given. DATED at Clinton this 12 th day August, A.D. 1941. F. FINGLAND, K.C., Clinton,. Ontario, Solicitor for the . Executors, George Howard and Evelyn Howard. ; —-V—- NOTICE TO CREDITORS . Re: JEAN M, ’ FlTTON, late Of the Township of Usborne, • in the County of Huron; Widow deceased. CREDITORS AND OTHERS hav­ ing claims against the estate of the said deceased are required Oh or before September 20th, 1941, to file with, the undersigned solicitor for the Executors, full particulars of their claims duly verified, after Which date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of said estatb, having regard only to the claims received. Gated 1941. ’ ED. of Sarah REAL *» of which notice has been. this 27th day; of August, Mrs, RebeCda McNevin, 670' Talbot Street, Loudon; Ontario » • Richard Welsh, * Exeter, Ontario r . -'■••' ‘ Executors J. w. Morley, their solicitor, Exeter, Ontario, 5 6-3 to roti investing the uel Elliott, in ’the there will be sold on the premises, LOTS 770 & 771, STREET, WEDNESDAY* . SRJPtT 17th, Commencing pt 1*30 p«m. the following: Two beds, two dressers, coirimbde,. Chest Of drawers, cupboard, side- board, 5 kitchen chairs, arm chair,., dining-room table, ;4 small tables, bookcase, kitchen stove, clock,, end table, . couch, 3 rockers, 4 odd chairs, writing desk, radio, etectric* piste, ironing board, Quebec heater, lamps, all kinds of dishes,' rugs, mats, pictures, articles. Real Estate house covered brick and two WEST WILLIAM" KXeTer 1 l« ■ , 1941 coal pail,and other r consists of a frame with imitation red' lots of land. TERMS—CASH F, TAYLOR, Auctioneer COUNTY OF HURON, A. H. Erskine, Trehsuref'