The Exeter Advocate, 1923-4-19, Page 5N
Notice ' to Creditors.
Of Emma Jane 1Ladd, late of the
Township of Usboa^ne, in the County
of Huron„ Widow, Deceased.
Pursuant to Sec. 5, of Chapter 121
cbF. the Revised Statutes of Onit;ai:ira,
1914,'notice is hereby given that all
creditors and others having claims a-
gainst the estate of Emma Jame Rodd,
late of the Township of Usborne, in
tie County of Huron, who died on,,or
about the 17th day of June, A.D,1922
are on or before the First day of May,
IA: D. 1923, to stead by post, prepaid,
tai Isaac R, Carling, E Teter, Ont„ Sol-
icitor for Roy Franklin Rodd, (the
iA,dminias'trator of thle whale estate of
tie said deceased their christiannanres
and surnames, addresses and descrip-
tions, the full particulars of •t1r.eAr
claims, a statement of their accounts
and the nature of their securities (if
any) held by them, and that .after the
day last aforesaid the said Administra-
tor will proceed to distribute the
assets of the sandrdeceaised among the
parties entitled T'eretob having re-
gard only to such claims of ,which
notice shall have bean given as above
required and the said Admintistrator
wall not be lialbtef for the said assets,
or any part thereof, to any person
or persons whose claim or claims no-
tice shall not have been received by
him at the time of said distribution.
Dated at Exeter this Ninth day of
Apra,' A D. 1923..
ISAAC R. CARLING,
Salicitar for A.dminestrat-
AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
On Lot 10,. Can. 2, McGillivray, half -
mile West of ,Mooresville„ an.
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1923
At 1 o'clock sharp, the following :-
Horses -Mare 10 years old, in foal;
mare,, 4 yrs,. old in foal; mare,
4; mare rising 3; rdrivvn,g horse, 6 yrs.;
horse; rising 5 yrs,; gelding, ris!ng '. '
.Cattlie-2 cows, due last June; cow
supposed to be in calf, Halste'.,,, :c«•.
supposed to be in calf.
Hags. -Sow with ten Pas, sow wa1
7 pigs, 3 sows f.n. pig, brood sow, pure
bred Tam frog ; 3 pure. -bred Yorksh re
Hogs.
Poultry, Etc. -About 100 hens,, 4
ducks and 2 drakes; Collie dog, quan-
tity grain, hay and potatoes.
Binder, 2 hay loaders, mower, hay
rack, 2 grain drills, 2 disc !bait hws,
fanningmill and bagger, cultivator,scuf
fler, harrows, roller, 2 walking plows.
riding .plow, 2 Twi's plaw,s, 2 wagons„
litlit wagon, light ,sleigh, heavy s;eigh
cutter, wheelbarrow, grindstone, stone
boat, 2 buggies, whiffle trees, ,nle.c:k-
yokes, pig rack, wagon box, gravel box
3 sets double harness, collars, crow-
bars, forks and shovels, household ef-
fects and numerous other articles.
Terms -$10 and under cash; ,over
that amount 6 months credit an ap-
proved, joint notes, oil 5 per sent, Iper
annum off for, cash on credit amounts,
H. A. Stanley, Moses Simpson,
Auctioneer Proprietor
100 good pigs for sale; from Brood
PIGS FOR SALE.
Saws down to suckers. Apply to E,
Lippert, Dashwood.
A UC ION SALE
FARM S'T`OCK AND IMPLEMENTS
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, ETC.
On Lot 11, Can, 4, Stephen Tp, ant
mile East of Crediton, an
MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1923,
At 1 o'clock sharp, the following :-
Horses -Heavy draft team, 7 and 8
years old; driving horse.,
Cattle, Hags and Poultry -3 he.ifers
rising 3; 4 heifers rising, 2 yrs;; 3 yearr-I
],segs • 4 stacker pigs, weLghi''.5 125
lbs.; brood sow; 80 hens, duck and
drake.
Implements, Etc. -Heavy team wagon
set heavy bobsleighs, walk n, p:oiv
top buggy, cutter, wagon box, double
deck; hay rack, wood rack, water tank.
portable 30 h. p. steam .engine, set
double harness, britchen; single har-
ness, h•arsie blankets, sett chains„ forks,
shovels, hoes, whiffletr.es,
chains, many other articles; 10 lugs
r.:4t ,toes' quantity tile.
Furniture;, Etc. -Bedroom suite, buf-
fet,
utfelt, round extension tab1,`, squ•1-c ,x -
tension 'table„ 2 couches, 16 din nig
chairs, nearly ne•w; cent• tau'u, `,
thes horse, 2 rugs 12x12; kitchen stove
'1 oil stove, box stove, kitchen cab-
inet, sink, cream separator, chruirn,
int machine,, haver, buffalo ral.;et
crocks .lamps, ,],ranging lamp, oil
cath.
Terms. -$10 and under, cash; •,vier.
`hat amount 6 monthsi' credit on ;ap-
proved joint motes, or discount of (i
per cent. per annum off for ,cash an
credit amounts.
F'K TAYLOR, W.M. WATSON
Auctioneer Prap: !e •t ..
Furniture Bargains
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BIG REDUCTION IN FURNITURE. WE CARRY THE I.Alil,h`
AND MOST. UP- TO -DATE STOCK.
BUY HERE AND SAVE MONEY
Funeral Director-& Embalmer,
M. E. G R NER
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iensall
Mr. Freid Busch continues very ill,
and in suffering a good deal,
),,fr. H. J. McDoln;alid has been laid
up with a sore Leg.
Mr. W. J. Jones is abler Ito be
.out again after . a week's Illnness.
Mr. Geo. A.Stainlay of Lucan oc-
cupied the Methodist Church pu1ptt
on Sunday preaching missionary ser-
mons.
.Mrs. J. S.."n'TcD:anlaifd, who has been
quite poorly for a mu ber of weeks,
is able, '04 he oust again,
Miss Mabel White of Detroit is vis-
iting her patients], Mr. and Mrs.
White, 'bath .of whom are quite, ri11.
Mag. Ellis and daughter, Miss Mat-
tie,, ,were in 'G,aclierich• attending the
funeral of the late 'vlr. iVlilldi;on, .
Mrs. J. W. Bratythroa'is in Waterloo
owing to the serious• illness, of tier
father, Mr .G. F. Yiaungblut, a farmer
buisi:nesls reran of Hensall.
'Dir. Moir, who hats been ta,kiing up
special work for risme: months at the
larger hospital centres, has returned
to continue his practice here. Mrs
Moir, who has biee,n visiting relative;
in the West, has also return -d home,
THE SPRING, SHOW
T2s e, Hens -all Spring Show was held
on Friday and was, a, success both as
to, .exhibits and attendance. The.ifol-
Lawing were prize winners -
Aged heavy stallion, R. Murdock .5,
Miller; Perchenoan;, H. Soldan; 1920
foal, Soldan; standard bred, .j, Decker
T Murdock, J. Decker, jr.
Draught team; F. Elleringtton,; 3 -yr
old, W. >VlcAllister, & San; 2 -year old.
Alex Buchanan 1 and 2; Agricultural
team, John Rawcliffe, F•ea, Armstrong
3• -yr. old, H. Soldan, E. Sproat; two-
year old, H. Sraldan, W. Alexander
draught or agric, colas, McAllister &
Sons; Gen. Pur. team, W. Decker, W,
Patrick; carriage team, A. Rowclaffe;
,singl,e carriage horse, Mansoni & Son
W nr. Hyde ; roadster team, G„ a. Thom
.s,ori, Wm. Decker; single roadster, R
McLaren„ And. Bell, Gels. Arksey.
In cattle -Aberdeen Angus bull, R,
McLaren; Shorthorn bhu11, Dan. Park
caw, Wm Pepper 1 tanid 2; heifer un;-
cler two, Jahn Elder; butcher steer or
heifer, Geo. Ingram.
Boys' judging competition, 6 prizes
-Win, Taylor, G. Elliott, John Pep-
per, Allan Soldan, Faster Ingram, Case
Hudson, The prizes were donated, by
H. Soldan., Wm. Consiitt, and Oscar',
Klapp.
Many special prizes were given by
citizens including three silver troph-
ieE;, given by Dr. Peck, Jos. Bernie and
John. Young, and captured respective-
ly by W. Pepper, D. Burnis, and J,
Young.
AUCTION SALE
OF 25 DAIRY COWS
Mr. W. E. Nairn has received in-
structions to sell by public auction,
at the Central Hotel Stables.
EXETER
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 2lst 1923
at one o'clock sharp, the following:
10 Durham cows, fresh with calves
by side.
10 Durham cows, springers.
10 Holstein cows, springers.
These are a choice lot of young
cows and will be sola under a guar-
antee. If you want good cows at-
tend this sale, •
TERMS: -Sir months' credit on
furnishing approved joint notes with
interest at 6 % per annum.
W. E. NAIRN, Auctioneer,
ALF. PAUL, Proprietor.
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Miosis Nem Schillbe, datsghter.of Mr,
and Mrs, Conrad Schilbe„ died on Apr
9th. She •patsSed away in the prime
of ,life, at the age of 28 'years,.
ml.nth and 8 days. Beskles her par
eats she ys ,surv'ived( by two brothers;
Warren !of near Kippeinl, Henry of the
14th con. of Hay, and five. sisters, -
Mrs. Fred Daters of Hensall, Mrs.
Orville McClinchey, Stanley Tp.; Gier-
tia, Greta and Antun Schitbe at home,
Mr, Thos, F. Turnbull, of the Sauble
Line, while cutting wood Tuesday, in
some way a long pole hit his leg !at
the ,knee and wnencheidt sit badly.
Mr. Wellington Johnston suffered, an
acute attack of appendicitis last week.
Mr. Pau! Durand who spent the past
few months at theihairne, of his; mother,
Mrs, P. Durand, Drysdale, left torn
Tuesday for his homes in. Mininesata,.
vIrs. Chas. Lafram;ooise. of the Sauble
Line, and whio recently underwennt an
operation, at London Hospital, hats re-
turned to her home much impravled.
:rn health,
Mrs. C. H. Joy left for1T,oronita,
where she wiill spend a week.
Mr. Sain. Hendrick of the Sauble
Line, and who spent thew past winter
at Detroit has returned home for the
summer months.
Mr. Emanuel Koehler left for Kit-
chener on. Saturday, where he will
spend the summer.
Mr. Samuel Gascho has purchased
the dwelling property, of Mr. Ed. Bos-
senberry.
bliss Leah Deiargi.nge of Allan
County, Indiana, is visiting friends in
these ,parts.
Messrs, Zeph. Charette and Walter
Jeffrey of the Sauble Line left for
Detroit. to work,
Mooresville
Farm Soid.-Mr. Moses Simpson, has
sold his 100 -acre farm; here, being lot
10, concession 2, McGillivray, to Mr.
Elmer Faultier of the same township.
Possession will be given May 1. Mr'.
Simpson was born on this farm sixty-
one{ years ago, it being the old Simp-
sron homestead, henca "Moses' will be
excused in .expressing much regret oil
leaving thb farm. He is having a sale
a£r his stock and implements on April
20.
SCHOOL REPORT OF S. S. No.
6, STEPHEN, being Easter Test ex-
amination :-Sr. 4 -Esther Neeb 82,
Erna Neeb 79; Jr; IV•, Dorothy Smith
79, Harry Lippert 57 Jr. III., Dorothy
Dietrich 83, Thelma Neeb 77, Alma
Ratz 75 Dorothy Raiz 75, Rose Die-
trich 68, Pius Dietrich 42; Sr. II., Rob
ert Flynn 70, Edward. Lippert 69, Alex
Dietrich 63, Earl Rata 62, Jr. II., Gor-i
don Matz 80, Bernice Neeb 76, Robt
Dietrich 66, Helen Kenny 48; Part I.,
Irvin Ratz 70, Sr. L, Roy Willert, Ber-
pice Needy„ Irene Flynn, Dorothy, Ken
n.v; Jr. I., Pearl. Elson ,Hilda Culbert,
Mary Culbert, Calvin Elson. No, on
roll 28, average 24.
Florence Turnbull, teacher.
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RIVERS' MEAT MARKET
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