The Exeter Advocate, 1923-4-12, Page 5A
AUCTIONS4,14,
TWENTY FIVE CHOICE COWS
rW, E. Nairn, auctioneer,. bas reeeLv_
e!d! ins'tru013;10ns to sled by..public ouc'
t1'oln, on, Lot 9, Con, 7, Usiboiiinle, 36 Miele
south of • £loin dile, on
FRIDA.Y, APRIL 13, 1923
At 1 o'clock sharp, the following
6 Durham clown fresh, with calves
by their side:
14 .Durham cows, springers
5 Iltolste,n cows, springers. , •
;hese are at ;choice lot of young
foam and will by solid tuucler •a guar-
aatee,
If ,yiou want goad• cows[ attend this
,sale,
,T•erms-4 months' credit will be giv-
en on ft}rnis'I n;g approved, joint notes
with tnmt,e,rest at 6 per cent. -per tan
num.
W. E. MAIRN, ALFRED PAUL,
Auctioneer proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
OF BETHANY CHURCH
BUILDINCT AND FURNITURE
3 a/4 miles' East of Exeter, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 14TH, . 1923
at 2 o'clock p.m., the following:—
CHURCH BUILDING-- Including
Brick, Lumber, Seats, Windows,
Doors Etc.
FURNITURE—Including Chairs,
liienches, Tables, Pulpit Chairs, Box
Stoves and Pipes, Curtains Lamps,
Organs, Books, 2 Cupnoaras, Clock,
Etc.
TERMS—$10.00 and under, Cash;
over that amount 6 months' credit
on furnishing approved joint notes.
0% per annum off for cash an credit
amounts.
THOS. CAMERON, Auctioneer,
WES. JOHNS, Sec. Treas, Trustee
Board.
Notice to Creditors.
Of Emma Jane d, late!,'of the
Township of Usbarnuel, illi the: County
of Huron, Widow, Deceased,
• Pursualn(t to Sec,, 5, of Chapter 121
of the Revised Statutes of Onitiar1o.,
1919, notice is hereby givlen, that all
creditors and others having claims a-
gaiinlst the estate o'f Emma Jane Rodd,
late -of the Township of Usborne, in
the County of Huron,„ who died oatpr
about the 17th day of June, A:D,1922
are 'on ar ,before; the Furst day of May,
A. D. 1923, to send by post, .prepaid,
t'co. Isaac R. Carling, E:ieter, Ont„ Sol-
icitor for Roy Franklin Rodd, the
A.dminietrator of thie whole estate of
the said deceased their christianniames
and surnamea, addresses and descrip-
tions, the full pa,rticulara of tih,eki
claims, a statement- of their accounts
and thenature of their securiitie.s (,if
any) held by them, and that after the
day last aforesaid the, said Administra-
tor will proCeed to distribute the
assets ,of the said deceased among the
parties • entitled therettou ,having,re-
gard only to such claims of which
tuotiee shall lave been given as above
required and the said Admin istraitor
\via not be liralblie. for the said assets,
or any part thereof, to any perrson
car persons whose claim or claims no-
tice shall ,not have been received by
him, at the time of said distribution,
Dated et Exelter this Ninth day of
April, A D. 1923..
ISAAC R. CARLING,
Solicitor for Administrator
PARKHILL—Thomas Mcgladery, for
fifty. years a jre;stide:nt of this town,
and for many years! licenlsiel iampecitar
of West Middlesex, died on April 4
of ,pneumonia. He was a prominent
Methodist, a Mason and ,a Conserve-,
tiv-e, One son, Thomas,• is a member
of the Ontario. Legislature. for New
On:tatio• "I1ie widow, tkva sons and
two daughters survive.
•
WE OWN AND OFFER
$500,000.00
C.N.R. 5 p.c. Fully Registered
Income Charge Debentures
t, Du,e, May 6, 1930
Secured by a mortgage 'on •the Canadian
National Railway • System, now owned
and 'operated by the Government of the
DOMINION OF CANADA
Profit ,en5p O Equal to O Per amplennIntu
Investment 1 Over 10.50 Si.
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Ptriice. An apuicatiton,
G. A. Stimson & Co. ,
Lint tejdt •
,Established 1888
Bland Dealers for lover 35 Years,
36 KING ST, EAST TORONTO
Furniture Bargains
BIG REDUCTION IN FURNITURE. WE CARRY THE LARGES']
AND MOST UP- TO -DATE STOCK.
B U Y HERE AND SAVE MONEY
Funeral Director & Embalmer,
M. F. • A .DINER,
You can use sweet milk, sour milk,
buttermilk or water with
EGGO
Baking Powder
ORDER FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCE4a
•
SMP/
e•
when it's cocked 'by live steam in an SMP Savoy Cooker
is better for you and tastes better, tool The inner
boiler is pierced with little holes -around the top, through
which the steam penetrates. The live steam does the
cooking. No need for stirring. No scorch-
ing. No trouble to clean, as there is no
burnt or dried meal to serape off. The
Savoy Cooker is one of the most useful
utensils made. Ask for
Try these dishes in
this fine .'pot; -oat-
meal porridge,
steamed rice, steam-
ed oysters, corn,
cauliflower, veal,
chicken ragout,.
mushrooms, scram-
bled eggs, and a
host of others.
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Three finishes: Pearl Ware, two coats of pearly -
grey ename inside and out. Diamond Ware, three
coats, light blue and white' outside; white lining.
Crystal Ware; three coats, pure white Inside and
out with It`s_+al Blue edging,
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+IONTISEAL TOP ONTO WINNIPEG
EDMONTON VAN COUVEEi catm.RY,
15s
Your Backache
--the Cause
ick kidneys ate responsible
for those nagging pains in
your back and sides, • which
make your daily work such
an intolerable burden. Gin
Pills can bring you instant
release from pain, because
they are the most effective
kidney remedy in the world.
They quickly relieve the
congestion and inflammation
and restore healthy condi.
tions.
NATIONAL DRUG & CHEMICAL CO.
OF CANADA, LIMITED, TORONTO.
atytta
FIFTY CENTS mo
Dere and There
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Woodham Methodist ;parsonage was
the scene of a quiet but pretty 'wed'-
dams on. Wednesday, April 4, when
prec ation .of the services, of Mr„ Shit-
Catherine
hitCatherine Riau, daughter off Mr. and
Mrs, Joseph Rhin of Woodham, was
married to Elsner M. Rea of 13lanshard,
Rev. D. D. Thompson - performed
th.e. ceremo-ny. The bride was smart-
ly attired in a tsutiltt ,,al£, ;inpvy tricotine,
;with bat to match„ a mink choker and
corsage bouquet of violets, Mr. andMrs, Rea will reside on the groom's
farm, East tat 11iit;cbelll Road, B1ansb-
ard.
Clandeboye
;Death of ,,Mrs, Hoitstan—Mrs. Eliza-
beth, Hutson, 77 years., of age, died (wit
the; home of her daughter, Masa. Wirt:
Thompson, 'Biddulph. The funeral
took place fram•,there to Carlyle. cem-
etery on Friday. Mrs. Hatso,nl was the
.wi'd'ow of the late John Ifo'tson and
was predeceased by, her only son, Jer-
ry, who. died some years ago. She is
survived by five daughters, Mrs. E.
Conroy, Cleveland; Mrs, Wm. Thomp-
son, Biddulph; Mrs, Hiram Thompson;
Mrs, John. Morgan and Mrs. Guy Har-
risron, all of McGi;'r;ivray,
'7:UCI(ERSIIITH.—D'Ir, and Mrs, T.
G. Shilling7;anv of 'this township, was
the scene of a happy gathering on
Monday evening, April 10, when about
50 people belonging to School Section
oy
N. 9, assembled to show their ap-
pr-ecia'ticn of the services of Mr, Sh'
linglaw,
who is re!t tiing from the [ea
nig profession, after 32 years service,
J. .Elgie read an address. and J. More
and Roland Kennedy, an behalf pf
the section, prestenited Mr. Shllinglaw
}vith a handsome easy, chair and a
fountain pen. Mr. Shillitngla,w made, an
appropriate reply. A pleasant social
evening followed.
Prior to their departure for Detroit
.Mr. and M. Jas. Fiannlery of this
township were pre -slanted by, the menn-
bersl of the Maple, Leaf C;lun w1_h tin
address, a pair of m'tf a'ry brushes
and a cut glass dish as a token of
esteem.
SE%ORTH—The home of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Grurmett was the scene
of a happy event on April 4, when
their daughter, Elizabeth Beatrice, be-
came the bride of Samu=i Stprey of
VcKillop,—There passed away onAp-
pril 4, Mrs, Mary. Scott McIntyre, ane
of the oldest. residents of Seaftaah,
aged 87 years. For the past 17 years
deceased has been an neat;i:t as the
result of a paralytic stroke. Her hus-
band, the late Donald McIntyre, clued
about ten years ago,
PARKHILL—The marriage wast
quietly slolemnized at First Presbyter-
ians Church, April 4, v' f Mss Georg',na
Waltson, daughter of Jahn Watson, of
Nairn, and Hugh Rosa of Parkbill—
A. Reputaton--
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The death occurred on Apr'. 1st 'of
Thenphilus Whiteside at thn home of
his; daughter, Mrs. Wm. She:-r(td De -
eased who was in his 84elf near, was
u Ina:tive of Ireland• He, came tb Can-
ada in 1867 and lived at Sylvan and
P:iaeh;ll for a few years. Later iia~
bought a farm at Corbett n•ha-e he
laved until 1.3 years ago, when h•t sold
it and came to- Parkhill to 'live.
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