The Exeter Advocate, 1923-4-5, Page 5AUCTION SAL,
• OF FARM,
FARM STOCK AND TMPLEM.N,NTS
On Lot 11, Can,. 1, Stephen, on
FRIDAY, .APRIL 61H, 1923
At 1 .o'clock sharp, the following
Stock—Driving mare 10 years old;
a ewes in. lamb.
Implements, 'Etc. — Mastisey Ilarris
binder, McCormick mower, horse rake,
--(McCormick cultivator, walling plow
riding plow, gangplow, set harrows,
holler, hay rack; snuffler, wagon, sleigh
f.,tiningmill, root pulper, grind stone
huggy, Massey -Harris cream separator
sugar kettle, churn, . set single harness,
set double harness, some collars, hay
fork rope, sling tropes, pulleys, whifle-
tzees and neckyoke, fork, shovels and
other articles; same hay; collie iclog
There. will also be, sold at the same
time: and place that part of the above
tq�aztted lot, East of the L. H. :and B.
'bray,in the Is
C concession of Ste-
phen, by estiinaite 6Q acres land. There
is ,an. the premises a good bank barn,,
frame house and other conveniences,
Terms—Real Estate -14 per cent ion,
day of sale; balance in 3.0 -days.
chattels --$10 and under, cash ; over
that amount 9 months: credit on furn-
ishin.g approved joint notes 5 y per
cent. per annum off for cash on credit
amounts.
Eliza Hackney, Andrew Easton,
Executrix Auctioneer
I. R., Carling, Solicitor for Executrix
MITCHELL. --Ori Thursday morning
a quiet wedding 'took place at thie
home of Mr, and Mrs, Jasi's, Skinner of
Fullerton, 'Township, south o tete town
when their 'eldest daughter, Marna,
cvas° married to Yfr; D, Frances of To-
field, Alberta,
Pjt C 'S hath to "Get" Rheumatism'
as r Ro er o Most ether pains are easy.
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you can depend upon T.R.C.'s to
do their work. When T.R.C.'s
are used, there's no chance of error
in judgment, no chance of mistakes
being made. Dose is accurately meas -
tiled, ingredients absolutely pure, and
f?e)aranteed not to be injuriouor
it -forming. $1.00 at your druggist's
e sample,
Templeton's Ltd. Toronto
MITCHELL—hits; Jtohn Coppi a was
saved fzcwin serious injury. and probably
death: by a telephone ca11 on. Wednes-
day, far just ast she answered the call
the stove in the kitchen, which she
had been attending, was blown, to bits.
The musie of the 'explosion is not
known, ;but the kitchene; was wrecked
by the hundreds of pieces of flying
iron into which the range was broken •
Dashwood
Mr. and Mrs. P,; M. Humble
children,,o Sarnia visited Mrs., C.F- rand
beirier over 'thee holidays.
Miss Louise, Gxaippneir of Stratford
as visiting with her parents
Mss R. Avery is speuriding, the Eas-
ter holidaysat her borne • in, _Vlit'chell.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gassman of Port
Huron visited with relatives here last
week
Mr, J. W. Gray'beil, has been confin-
ed to his .borne 'through +llness.
Mrs, Cook of Drumbo 'v'.is%ed her
mother, 'Ars Brenne- abler EEastter.
Miss Terry. Of London spent the
week -end withrims• Ada Teass,al&
Mr, Newlin G,,enftheh• has, accepted
ta, positiour, with J. C. Reid & Cp.
Mr, and Mrs. Moffatt are this week
visiting w}uth their parents near Bruce-
Pierer,
Mrs. Roy Fritzley of ',Port Albex,t
is
.visiting her parents., 11.r. and Mrs.
F. Gen ttner.
Miss Mina Ehlers sof Kitchener vis-
ited with friends this week,
Miss Verde Merrier of Windsor ,yrs
ited her pareinits over'ther holiday.
Kr. and Mrs. W„ IVIcllsaac of Court -
right and Ervine of Leamington were
boliday visitors tip, town.
,Mr. and Mrs. Gies., Koch spent Eas-
ter (near .London.
Miss Elizabeth Hartieiib ,of London
visited hear paaretAs a few days' this
.week,
Post Office Inspector Murray of
London was an town Monday appoin-
infg £ ],t„ Guenther as p;osttmasrter.
.Mr, Herb. Wein, returned from De-
troit Saturday,•
11rs, Elmer Oets,eh of Zurich visited
'i'a1ik1 i 't YYeek,
,Walter Fas'aold of London speutt
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CLINTON—On Wednesday Mrs. T.
Cottle passed away at the Clinton'
Hospital after a long illness.— On '
March 26th Mary Atnne, Trewartha, re
lict Kg the late John Bean, diced. She
we.- born in Cornwall, Eng., 1845 and
came to Canada, two years later, She
lheed n Clinton, 65 years,
ST. MARRYS,—The death . taol
HPlace in. Witanapeg of Mrs. jenin ;
enderson,. sister of Leonard Harstane
barrister, St. t4Yarys.; He remains be i Elunvill;e
Good .Friday with his parents.''
Mr. Mervin Tieanatn( is visiting, in, De-
troit and Pantia,c,
Mr, Addison T amain, and Miss suel-
la \ierner were quietiy1 married at
Windsor on Saturday. We extend con
gratula'ti on s,
Miss Idella Radler wha spent the
writer in Windsor has returned home,
intr. interred in the cemetery here The
decreased was the daughter of the ]ate
Robert Harstone of St. Marys and at
the. -rime ,af her death. ,she resided with
her on ,un Winnipeg
AILSA CRAIG—Mrs. Alex. Love,
who, for the past two weeks had been
critically 111, passed away ,an, Tuesday
at the home of Miss Margaret Stew-
art. Four children are left to mourn
her loss --John of Windsor; Margaret,
of Stratford Normal School; Stewart
of the Standard Bank, Strathroy, and
\Liss .,Irene, at home, Mr. Low pre-
deceased his wife about two years.
_BIG
Furniture Bargains
REDUCTION IN FURNITURI WE CAR
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Thomas Smale is confined to
led 'oat account of .illness;
Special Easiter' services were held in
the, church on. Sunday, A.large collec
i tion was .received in acid of the Wom-
en's ,Miisstlannuy Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pym .returned
'lon1ay last from their honey aani
The ceommumity loam in wishing the
young couple a happy and prosperous
tniarriecl
The, Brox Social, held int the Town-
ship Hall ,an Friday; evening,. March 30
was a great success, The pragramin-
eluded 'violin selections by th:3 Steph-
ea brothers, reading by, Ernest Cowd-
rie and Miss Maretta Penwardenu solos
by Miss May Clarke, Miss HeleaMurch
lZr, I'', E Pooley, Mr. Fred •Wright
and ,Ma•, Wm. Skelton; and a shortplay
entitled "P,appCng the Question' M
Pooley was chairman and Air. Tharias
RY THE LARGEST Bell ,rnade a splendid a,uctoneer. The
AND MOST UP.- TO -DATE STOCK.
P L. Y HERr, AND SAVE MONEY
Funeral Director & Embalmer,
.., " D.� ER A glibe tongued, fake subscription
M. x _ a agent recently visited Sudbury and
took $150 out or 'that town.
highest price paid Lar any, box was
$650. The p1oceeds ,amounteir to,$58
and will be placed in the treasury of
"The Live Oak" 1VI,'ssion Circle.
Little Lillian Murch is very ill at
present.
ARNISHE
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The Flat Oil Paint
For Interior Decoration
Fox ' the walls and ceilings of any room in your house, most
delicate and harmonious effects can be secured by the use
of NEU-TONE. It is cheaper and more sanitary than wall
palter, and will last much longer because it can be washed.
without injury. Its positively will not rub off.
NEU-TONE is made in .eighteen shades, and by the use of various tints
meat pleasing combinations may be secured.
MARTIN 'SENOUR
PAINTS AND VARNISHES
NEU-TONE is easy to apply. It covers well and leaves no brush marks,
producing a dull, soft, velvety finish which will lend charm to any room
in the house.
Any surface may be successfully treated with
NEU-TONE- Plaster,wood, burlap or metal.
Call and let us explain the merits of this and
other MARTIN-SENOUR finishes. For every
purpose -Por every surface. Our stock is com-
plete and we can give you full information.
G. A: riawkins
Exeter, Ont.
.'e"100% Pure"
Paint .
For buildings,
outside and in.
SENOUR'S
FLOOR,
PAINT
-It wears and
wears and
wears.
"Varnoleum"
beautifies and
preserves Oil
Cloth and Lin-.
oleum. }
" Marble-ite"
Floor Finish
The one perfect
floor finish.
" Wood -Lac"
Stain
'Improves the
new --renews
the old. _
liensall•
Miss Edith Maxwell was able to be
brqught from London hospital to the
ho e. of Dr. Peck, but she is still
quite, till.
lVLr, N. P. Waraleinielr and family are
shortly to move to Detroit. to reside.
\frs. Wm, Hudson, an aged • lady, is
seriously ;9,11., following several strokes.
Mrs. Andrew Dougall has said her
fine brick dwelling in the, east end to
NLr. Alex. Sparks;
1'Lrs, T. J. Berry and son Edward
spent Easter with her daughter, Mrs.
11,fcEwen in Windsor.
Mgrs. McCully and daughters have
meftarned to their home in the West,
The third election this rear was held
on Thursday 'g.ast to determiahe who as
to be, reeve of Hen,sall ffar 1923. Mr:
Owen. Geiger was again elected—thrid
time defeating Mr, G. C. Petty by
31 majority.
After several Meeks illness, Mr. J,
rfeek .is on duty aigah1 as manager :of
the StirlingRank.
Rev. J. Kerr Fra;s,er of Galt will
preach anniversary services in Carmel
Church in May.
.Muds Minnie Reid is lanprovimg after
some week's illness,
Mrs. A Whtlfiesritdes and daughter
of Hamilton are visiting i1•fr, and Mrs.
Albert Wbitesiides,
The Choral Society intends putting
am a minstrel show; int the near future
Special Easter services were held in
the aburches ion Sunday.
Mrs, H. Naylor spent several days
visiting relatives tin Tioronto.
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Mics.; Lerrie Volland purchased the
property ,ot Mrs. Christina, Volland at
the, recent auctiion sale.
1fr. and Mrs. Jos, Sopha and fatinily
of the Sanrl)le Line, left for Detroit last
week, where they intend 'tui -reside in
future.
Mr. John Kipper, blacksmith, is still
unable. to attend to his work.
Mr. Wm. Raerich hast taken a posi-
tion with Mr, Jacob Deichert ?is
blacksmith.
,Dr. A. J. McKilnn;on left last week
Dor New York City, where he expects
to spend, a month taking a course at
the Post Graduate Medical School
and Hospital,
Miss 'Dollie Hagen, nurse, of the Parr
Line; bad the misfortune; to have blood
pcisonming in a finger, and as a con-
sequence has a very sore arm.
Mr. Henry Geoger of Cavalier, N.
Dakota, who has visited relatives and
friends• here, returned to his home at .
that place last week.
Mrs. J. J. Schwartz of Detroit is
visiting her parents, Mr;, and Mrs. John.
Fuss. •
A largely attended, meeting ueeti was held
forthe i,
f purpose of organizing aBan,d,l
The officers are, Pres., A. F. Hess ;I
Sec.-Treas., W. G. Hess; Leader, G.
Ecktneier, and a strong commit{tee, 1
Goctid Luck
is thought to go a long wa)^, but
Good judgment goes. Farther.
TO USE
IP
IS GOOD JUDGMENT.
"The Tea that is always Reliable®"
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THE patterns we are showing this
Spring reveal a .wealth of new
ideas in Wall Decoration. Partici,
laxly is this true of the famous
BOXER Papers, of which we have a
fine 'assortment—all 2Y2'. inches wider
thanthe old type of Wall Paper.
This means easier hanging; but, more
important still, it ' means that you
have a more beautiful room, owing to
the fewer, seams, and the more Q.ttrac-,
five designs made possible, by the
increased width.
Our collection never before reflected
so much of taste and richness.
For your Spring decorating take
advantage of the splendid assortment
we are showing.
BUY NOW WHILE STOCK
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