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t• • deyeloped for die constenetienaaSupertwiel. It.
bee the ittostatractive tread: erer petkoite_tire
-Ake famous ,A11 -Weather. It is a super tire
afair-euitee -service.. -Yet ..our aods'es price:en
Goodyear Heavy Duty !shut a fee. cente.higher.
than last year's price: for saindoid tires. Mare
over " .
upertest Service Station
NiacKENZIk, Prop.
Lueknow Ontaito
PesS a new.Gatotlyear TOO in every
Casing
..._
Fanriers - ltCliers,-
--- - Builders' , .
-HIGH-GRADE BRICK and TILE
faFgArE at REDUCED PRICES
We will compete in ;Price,' Quality'
and .Delivery. -A trial will "eon-
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AMR 20 YEARS IN •BUSINESS
SATISFACTION; GUAHANTEgD
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114-N11-ERMAN •& SMITH
- ,BRICK and TILE WORKS • •
Kincardine, R. R., 5. 'Phone 107 r 4
SOUTH IIINLOSS
'
' The September meeting of the W.
4. M. S. was held in the church on Wed-
' neaday, Sept. 2nd. 'Meeting opened
by singing' hyniii -.553, and,. the. Presi..:
ecatti, Mrs. A. Sutherland led in pray-
er. The Scripture reading from 'Re-
mana 8th Was read by. Mrs. AaGra;
•
ham after which 'Mies D. MacId
led hi' Die' Study of,Chapter read. Our
next lesson study is fram 1st Car-
inthains; 13th chapter. The, minutes,
treasurer's and, Laidies! Aid reports
were reed and buainesi dealt With.
Miss K. MacKenzie read the first part
Irom the Study» Book on.'Formosa_
' • and the last part was read by Mile.
*D. Graham. Mrs.. D. McKinnon read
a letter from Rev. J. .D: The
roll call was ansWered 'with a mis-
•• • siointries •nanie in Formosa. Several
ladies offered prayer. ,A hymn was
ming and Miss R. McLeod closed the
meetiag With prayer:
The next, meeting is, to be held at
the home of Mrs. A. Hughes on Wed-
nesday,• September 30th. .
SOUTH ICINLOSS •MISSION BAND
The meeting of the Busy Bee •Mis-
sion Band was ,held ,on August 30th,
with Rath MacLeod. in charge of the,
meeting. it,opened, by singing hymn
771) and the leader eve the Offering
Prayer. Katherine MacInnes read
the Scripture' lesson ,whic was fol- That is one way of getting the chick -
P.
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THE lat1.0.1t14 ON SENT
ampton
Brace .'League
Defeat. Teeswater Two Straight, •To
' Win Bruce •Lague Chimp:kw
ship. '
•,A receed-crewd Of 2;500 Speettitera,
'gathered in Teeswater park oil Mon,
day to see Southampton. shutout Tea.
Water by' scere'of 2 r 0 .in the isee-
and ,,and final "game of the tirime
•Ilaague playoff ,seriee and as a o.resalt
carry home the Hoti; James Malcolm:
:ticathy and the Bruce League. chain-
-IntanehlP. • • , •
'Goldsmith, crick pitcher for South-,
, . • .
ampton and who has' beTentkolasidela
ed " e..aahale. works" of the 'south-,
a tenAgem this • season," registered
tune strikireats, jilloWirj`g:but'-oae. hit.;
dee tni,Plentlid•Suppoit ' his twilit
natitha.
Gordon ,Tj'avii" 41740 'ip a P.a.ed
gime, striking , out ten men and being:
touched for Only seven hits, but three
-eaeflY er;i_ors alireetly aided in 'bath.
Southaintotan's raps. The. Teeswater
fielders' inid therepnearance or being
beaten before the game started and
at bat .,for the meat Part apparently
offered at most anything . Goldsmith
dished up. With few exceptions their
hit a did not leaye the infield and
'Were nicely handled by Sputhampion.
The first get* of • the ,series was
:played et _Southamptoa on Thursday
when Teeswater, last by a score: of,
3-0. Irwin in. this game allovved bat
one hit during the 'first ifeeea:iithings
but errors in this game also mater-
ially aided the Southampton team. in
winntag the victory.. •
Goldsmith has pitched sensational
thrinighout the season and, ever'
team in -the league have • had trouble
in connecting. With his offerings. Dura
nig the sermon he hasitchedr'in
to;
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IfitRaY, SOTOINIR" i,IlP01
mA.FEhlriG
WA- Hiram, Mnffp,4 • V.v.bn• spent a
few day at her. Wane: hie, returned
Monday with , Mr.Moffat, •who laas.
an from Sarnia far- the' holiday-
' S. J. HilPatriCk, Its "Olive
and Richard. IPPatrick were week:.
end visitors 'with "Sttat.ford friends.
Richard , -Kilpatrick and Allon
llastY, attended a I: Pim* at
,ppvtiott„, fin44714._.rpa,r,tatL
.rid, evening. and
familY and Misses Nellie Cranston
and Pearl Thompsen of London were
wseaeakel.6.iidanvisitors of .Mr.•
I••an.cl, MiS.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan,' Sr., and
daagliter and Mr4 .'and-. Mrs Johii.
WO? Jr, and son Of Bayfield,:were
enests 4,Mr. and Mie; Herb' Curran,:
Stindaia - • • 'L. ,s; • '
Finlay Of,' Toroato is
sperikrira couple of weeks with her
iiSter;.„1')/Irs. .Neittarin Shaeklete*.. • :••-••.
Annirersary. •Seraices'• Of" the .„ tt6t-
•S. of Ashfield Circuit Will be . held
altaB.lailaa. Church on Saiiilai; 'Septe_ra-
ber 13th, With service an the after -
Mani and
• at • -7:30 eicleck. TheTwieetal---.
. ,
.0101111.1114,Mlopippiocilaiiiiimommipionvisom
Better 'Fitting ,.$hoes.
.will,tive..Comfart to Tired Aching feet
n• .',•• • ••
s WEIS VERY PARTICULAR • TO GIVE OUR • CUSTOMERS
PROPERLY PITTED AlOES.., WE HAVE ADDED: A • Ngit-- m
.1.41[Ngi OF ARCH MASTER
.gITTRM.L.4kofEs' StlES; N
'IN ,KID .71* AND WORDS, - 049.40134AX MADE
ES
IN WITT4S.• FROM ,AA TO. E.AT Ntw LOW OtieBs.,
A SI.,IPPEM 'SPECIAL •
LADIES' BOJDOIR gurroF,49„ Colors, avug, RED, BROW
and BLACK SPECIAL a Pair • , • . 496.
THREE PAIR FOR , . • ' . .7 .7, $ 1
„
spte!Ai; IN ivip4.9s WORK SHOES
MEN'S, .10NON,ITE GRAINi WORK SHOES IN PAN'
CO and LEATHER SOLES-SPOcial':Caak, Pric $2.95
s 49- innings against Teeswater, in
relsor.te_< The. offering prayer:was' then *hie. h they have scored but 2 runs.
given , by? Katherine Machines. Hymn..
197 -Was "ftTolltrired-Wa7t1i,-e -"Call;
Leo • and. ahnsten MaeLiod• aye
'a' recitation, "lio Does it Pay."
lath 'MacLeod took the topic •,and
Anna Graham gave an interepting,
vitaa_fallowed
Prayer Circle: Miss pearl Henderson,
gave a verY instructive talk. and
hymn 761 was then swig.. Miss Dean
MacLeod , closed the Meeting with
.prayer. -Press Seciy.
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WEDDING BELLS .INI•
Wedding: belleafter .a. quarter .Of
a century rang out in' the, home § of
two of our prominent citizens 'in Ash-
aelot dariac the..spast ;week. • Messrs.'
phsisf.eponagjr-audHAloianderRac,
kett celebrated. :their silver wedding
On the evenings `of Sept.: 44 Such
events. in' the; life' of the community
Ole 'reniinescent •.•of • another.; world in,
which men followed, the, road" of ro..
Mance- and adventure. Is the ‚world
growing.Lbetter. 'or :growing worse?
Aeross., the Years. a new :generation
liaa:marched",„ until the • modern min,
the modern Woman, the, modern
,
Ihink-
er occupy the' seats of the mighty,
'for•lietter or -for-verse-a net
know,. generally speaking,,., there is
'smile good staff,, end, Some mighty
poor stuff. But this is important, 'what
has the quarter of h.teritury"done.for
ms- at' meridian? At that time --25
years alto we. had turned lhe 'first
•
bend in the road -that forever hid
from view the old homestead. Well
if • we have kePt, mind and' heart .in-
taceand usurper occupies the
throne -room the world is growing
better... • , •
•Ashfield ;Church Notes •
•
• Our' cirenit is favored with having
Misa Elizabeth MacKenzie as the
special speaker at Blake's next Sun-
day. Services at 2..30 and 7.30 P.M.
It is said that an 'anaesthetic- was
administered to 125 hens by thieves.
reasurer's ens out at
Tack"- Visits Cana6-
Arsiting Canada for the iltirpeie
7 of °Mending at, the opening
of the Canadian National Exhibi-
tIon and presiding 'over 'the 5th
biennial confereace Of the British
Empire "Service League, Adinirif of
the Fleet Earl Jellicoe; hero of Jut-
land, former Governor-General of
• New Zealand and friend d ox -ser-
vice men the world over, arrived at
Oaten OM Saturday, August 22nd,
on board the Canadian Pacific Mier;
'.Duchess of "f ork." The accoin-
. peaYing picture' Shows the famous
British 'sailor on the ahip's fixing
bridge, ea he took the salute Of
twe warships in Quebec harbor,
Which "dressed ship" and cheered
their fernier: ehiefa toLthe echo.
Thus, Canada's great gateway;
"Hell -fire Sadk" found the plaudits
Pot his_ own beloved navy added to
those of the public, of Cattada,
rhils R shore battery boogied out
a 19-guti salute and a guard of
honor of 'Canadian infantry mitcp, •
Ped dirough the motions of "pre-
sent arras," as he set fOot on the
DoMinian's soil. His •,Catiadian
punctuated by a number of
public "appearances, is being fol' -
lowed
lowed with the greatest attention,
both by veterans mar by the peo-
ple a Whole
aamaamapaoralt, •
ST.7111ELE1':S7--
D901 forget St.,: Sehaol"
Fair, Monday. -September 21.t.'.•,
• Mr. Angua McDOnald, gr. and Dun-
_ean_IVIeDentild__callena
friends' on Monday. -
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• Try Our REPAIR DEPARTMENT foif.Satisfactary Work
PP.
sPeakei at both services will b& Misa
McKeazie of Stratford, u missiepary
home on failoisgh from South Africa.
Special music will also be supplied
for this anniversery. occasiOn.
- - noon -wow
WHITECHURCH
. Mr. and 'Mrs..' Arthur }Ioilaiid» and
,hildrea of -Kitchener,. Spent- Sunday
with her parents, Mi. and Mrs. Geo.
lVfr. and Mrs.'Hetherington :of, Mei...
spent__Sutiday .wita Mr. and Mrs.
-.Robert MOSS, ' • , 7
,.'Miss' GradyS Garton, . eurie-in-
training at the: .Ontario hospital;
London, returned there" after Spend-
inher holidays it her home here. •
Mr. and Mre. Coulter,and
,danghters'; •Misses jean and Fiche,
also 'Mrs. John Craig, Jr.; spent Sun-
day at Auburn with relatives, there.
Mr. Wm. lleadersen of, Lac:knew la
engaged as teacher 'for S. S. No. 10.'
Mr: and Mrs AleX-Butteiend .
ily spent the hOliday with her parent
Mr. and Mrs. Dea -McInnes.'
• Miss Adaio Ross returned to Tor-
ante---lita 'Week lifter -safen-diag her
holidays With her parents, Mr. and*
Mrs. Malcolm Ross. • ' •
Mr.:and-71Virs. Clair i-•njid--fat'iil'te-of-
Torento, and'alliss Green of London,
are arisiting. with Mr. Robert Simp-
son. •
Mrs: lerr of Thessalon, and Mrs.
Th,os,',IVIclainald Of La -allow visited -
one , day that week with .Mr.. Alex
WS.' Charles ,Ccingram tied sea,
•
Clifford 'Silent Wednesday with Mrs..
Charles
'Miss Isabelle. Jainieeon, 'Of Para*
Mount :spent a .feW days recently
with- her, aunt' Mra..116ward Harris.
„. • , •
'MissSadie. Johnston R. N. of Lack,
now is. attending 'Mrs. 1.H. :ACkert
at preient. ' • • •
Mr. and Mrs. Wm..:Eadie, Darla
andLorne spent Sunday with,' Mrs1
Sadie's. mother, Mrs. -Culbert Of the'
-10th-,-,..ten • • _ _
Mr. and Mrs. Brace, Palmer, Vera
-Or-Me and7G-e-ialvisf---Detrait;-Mias
-Margaret Pelmet , andl,Mr,. Amos'
Palmer, 'Mr. and MrS.:E..A. Palmer,
Minenk, Charlie and Billie . Of Kin-.
Taidine spent--Siaidarat-7.the--nome-tat
.Thos. Harris.
"Mr.. Abner Ackert niotore'd, • to
'London on Monday. She 'was 'accorn-
Panied, i)y Mise •Gaiendoan an_dallasa•
ter jack Ackert also Mrs. Ralph ,,E1 -
Hat, and.' Mr.„ Canteen Pollock Of
Huron. • • •••
'Mrs.- Wm: Ellicott of Harrill
spending. a few days Woth her daugh-
ter, Mrs. 'Abner, Aekerta.,
Rev. P. ,11, Ackert and, fetidly'
- Dr.:Alvin :Weed of Hamilton was
a visitor at the home of his Mother.
Mrs.,B. J. Woods over the week -end.
Kra. GeO. MellOberts Wait the angst
or her sister-in-law, Mrs. McIntyre;
Dungannen: •" •
Mr. John MeQuillin took in the' C.
N. E. last *eek.
. Mr. Harold' Hyde; Ronald and
Ailan Ci.anstOn of Strathroy, visited
here over, the '
Olds -and little -
ion of Detroit, Were 'visitors with
Mr. and- Mrs. W. A.' Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blue and children
of Detroit' spent the holiday with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Anderson: ••
kre. W..1. Humphrey' was a visi.:
tor with; her sister, Mrs. Fox of
Whitechurch, last Week. .
„Miss Lila. Gaunt of Welland spent
the- holiday with''her Mother,- Mrs.
Gaunt.
'Mr. "and Mrs: John-- -Mowbray of
New 'Hamburg and -Mr. and Mrs.
John Durnin of ,Morristoe, were vis-
itors at' the home of the ladiee' moth-
er, Mrs.: Chas. Darnin, Sr. '
Mrs. T. Webster, Mr. and'Mts. Gus
Mallett and son. Charles of Detroit,
were holiday visitors with, Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Dernin. '
Mrs. Eddie Fear, Mrs. o. Sturdy
and ,IVIrs. Hill of Auburn, were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs,. Earl
Miss Mary McGreg6r of Philadel-
phia unit Dr. P. J. and Mrs. McGregei•
of Lawrenceville, and MO. Jack
Mulvey of Belmore, were the guests
o MK and Mrs. Geo.. Steart.
The Harris 'Mission Band Will meet
at the Manse on 'Sat., Sept. 12th,
at 2.30 After the meeting they _will
hold a recreation, hour on the lawn,
Lunch served.. An invitation is exten-
ded to all' the children of the congre-
gation. • .
Mra.„Gordona MelniYie as in '-'For.
onto tor a few days. .
Mi. J•no. Greenan of 107 Sandwich;
their son C; E. Greenan and, oatighter
Stella and s'on-in-law and daughter,
Mr; and Mrs. Murray visited with St.
Helens friends. It Is '51 years since
Mr. Greenan left this vicinity and it
was a. pleasure .for him to meet Mid
renew 'old school' assoeiates and
friend's.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Foran and family
of Detiettf_spent the Week -end with
Mr: and Mts. W, J. Foram.
Mate .Mary Foran arrived hotwe
from TOronto, where She was the
guest of Mr. and 'MrS. Cronin and at-
tended the, C. NE.-"
SALE. OF 'LANDS ,
'ARREARS; OF .TAXES..
Notice is hereby given as directed
:.by. -the :Assessment Aet,....R.S.O...19,21-2 •
Chapter 238 Sec. 152 S.Si, 1, that a •
Sale of Lands for Arrears of Taxes
ton, on Friday, Sept.:U.)0'er 25th, 1931
at •me ,office. in the County ,Buildings,
at -the -hour 'ften -0"-cloch
there Will be • offered , for sale fr), ,
Public Aection, unless the Taxes and
Charges are sooner paid, the follow-
ing described lands in the the,
-
of Kinloss. •. • •
Whitechurch Plen, 225
10 Patented 1 , 45.82 4.0 49:82
Thomas' Sturdy. • ' '
A" complete" list of lands" in the
County. to 1::T said :for Arrears of
(area is . published in: the Ontario
Mizette in itelesues Of June 20th,
- duly 4th-andallth.:a...etoPy--of said list mita, be obtained on applica- '
tion to the undersigned.
If it be; neeessary. to hold an
Adjourned sale it will -be. held Mi •
grklaarraDetah.:
above named place and hour.
A. Nelson. Treaaprer Comity of 'Bracer
Mr.. and Mrs. 3ames . and
family Of Ailifield, visited last fri-
daY with Mr. George :arid Miss
Mr., and -Mrs. Malcolm Ross and
Mies Olive Terrid spent 'view days
last week in Toronto and attended
aialled-ma-the--fortnerls-Linother,-Mra-the-wedcling of th'eir daughter and
H.-Pkert Off Mon -day; W.e are glad'
to .report that Mrs. Ackert is
proving . . ' -.-Robert_ McDonald spent the
witek-end at hie here: •
,Don't forget HolYrood School' Fair
Wednesday, September 16th.. .
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' IVIORTGAGE SALE 'OF
__VALII.A.BLE_EARM PROPERT.Y
UNDER and 'be virtue of the pew-
ers 'contained in a certain Mortgage . .
which' will be .piOduced at the time of
Sale, there: be Offered for sale
by 'Public auction, on Saturday, 'Sept;':
26th, A.p., 1931; at the hOur.of 2.0
o'clock in theaftern000n; at Welling-
ton Henderson's -00,4e 'the'Vil-
lage. of Lueknow, the following -pro-
perty, namely, All and aingular' that
certain parcel or traet of land 'Mid
premises situate, lying -and heing in
TCOEibtv lif--11-arcon aiid -Piriaince "
Oritario , and behig comPosed of the
North half of the West half of, Lot
number One in the ..Foigaeep,W_Son•-.„
ENGAGEMENT ANNOU- ED
Mr. and Mrs. W. J.'Taylor 6 Stan-
ley, township-eanionnee-the-eagage-
ment of their second 'daughter ,Ruby
Irene, to Mr. Watson Robert Webster
tineofid Son Of Mi. and Mrs. R. D.
Webster, of Varna, the marriage, to
take place ill 8eptember.
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--ASHFIELD NOTIES
-1/Irs.• Topp of 'Toronto 'motored- up
to spend Friday with' her brother, C.
E. McDonagh ,and returned Sattirday
morning:
',Miss Della Gilmore 'spent Sunday.
at her home 'here. • ,
Mrs. Leslie_Ritchie and Alvin spent
the' vveekaend with her sister, Mrs.
Jas. Barboar of Goderich.
Mt. and Mrs. Elmer 'Fairish of
Aubarn, were guesta at Mr., McDon
agh's,, Sunday afterneOn. •
Messrs. Geo. and Thcanaa_Menalan:
of Walkerton aisited at. R. h.
more's, Sunday evening.
• A very pleasant surprise was giv-
en Mr. and Mrs, C. E. McDonagh last
Friday evening when a 'number -Of
their friends gathered in to celebrate
the .25th anniversary of their aner-
..riagre..
Dand Mrs. Barnby 'of Grimsby
motoredup last 'week to take their
children home who have spent the
vacation • with their 'grandparents.
Mr. Dave McLean of Chicago vis-
ited' his brothers here 'for a' fe* days.
Mr. and Mrs. D., A.: 1VIeLennan of,
Lochalsh attended the exhibition for
a few days last week.
. '
r• •
ZION
Messrs. Roden, William. and Walter
Ritchie and 'Mr., Ted 'Montrose of
'Waterville, spent the holiday with
Mr. las. and Charles Ritchie, •
Mr. and' Mrs; Edger "Ritellie;
and Mrs. Earnest Gardner, spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs;, Sam Gibson,
Laurier.
Mr. Alfred Andre* was home from
Stratford, -Sunday, and Monday.
Mr. Harvey Webster, who has been
working With the Coastruction Co:
of St. ThoLT.:uns has 4tutned battle fth•
the winter. ,• •
Mr
and Mrq Mos 'Helm and dee.,
aa• ' " • •
ghter of St.: Thomas.. spent the week-
end with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Joseph Helm,
-the.' latter's' 'Miter,- Miss. -Kathleen -
Terrill, who was married on Satur-
day. "
A Weddiag reception was 'held at
the home of Mr. -and "Mrs. 'Malcoli
Ross. on Wednesday evening of this;
week in honor ottlieir daughter, Mist
Kathleen. -Terriff, who 'Was married
last Saturday in Toronto to Rev: Mr.
Cox. ,
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GODERICII FAIR NEXT .wrgh!t
.Goderich fair, September 15 and:' 16,
presents on Wednesday afternoon a
program of five races -2.25 trot or
,imee, 2.15 tint or pace, relay running
race, open run, and three Yearrold
colt race, for. good puries. Hen. T:'
L. Kennedy, Ontario Minister of Ag-
riculture, Opens the 'fair 6n Tuesday
evening. .
FOURTH CON.,.KINLQS5
Mrs..Wm.,Rabb visited last week
aith friends, on the Fourth;
Mears. Angus McKay and Adam.
McQueen attended the C.N.E: last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rain, ,Christena
and linet, of London, are spending
the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. R
Bath.
Miss. Mary McIntyre,', nerse-in-
treating in Toronto, is•Pspending two
weelss with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. McIntyre.
Mi.': Clair McDot#I, Naas- un from
Toronto over the i weekrend: ' , •
Mr.' and Mrs.- A, Cameron. of De -
haat; are visiting with- the lattier'a.
'mother, Mrs: J. MeMarchy. .
Mrs. A. McLeod of London'spena
ding few days with Miss Annie Mc-
Leod. •
Mr. It: .Middleton spent last week
with friends in'TOronto.-atid Oakville.
A number from, here attended the
iTeeption, for Mr. and, Mrs. Wm. Rut -
Lie in the Town Hall, Ripley, on Fri-
day night.
,Mr. Mat Inglis-. it busy these days
threshing' oh the Fourth.
Guests this Week•avithaiirst A. Me*
Donald ' were Mr. andiMrs. Godfrey,
o Rotheater, Mr. and IMr's. Jaa. Net-
terteld. and Son' Harold of Toronto,
and lilts. G. Ferris And Children,
Ripley. •
Mrs, McDonald of Ripley,.
sphnt a day last week; with Mrs. W.
McKentie.
' •o•
cesttion, Western Division Of the said
Township of Ashfield containing
fifty acres of land more or less.
On the said premises there • are',;
Said to be ---Frame Mime on stone
foundation, 18' x 24', three acrea
hardwood buil". The farm is Situated •"
on County Road, one mil-Cfr-Orn school
and five mile' from markets. .
.TERMSTee."per grit of. the law. • - -
'chase money to be paid xlewn at the
time of sale and the balance to be
paid within thirty days.
For, further"'particulars and con-
ditions of sale apple to the. under-
signed. ••
DATED at Wingham, this 'fourth
day of September A.D. 1931. •', -
WELLINGTON HENDERSON, Atm
J. W. BUSIIFIELD, Solicitor for the
Mortgagee. • •
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IWORTGA'WE SALE OF
FARM PROPERTY .
Under and by .virtue ,of the powers
contained in a certain.'Mortgage,
whith will be ,produced it the ,time ,
of sale, there will be offered for sale,
by • Public Auction, by Wellington
'Henderson, Auctioneer, at the FORD
GARAGE 'in the Village of Lucknow,
on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th,
A. D: 1931, • at the. littur of 3 o'clock
in the afternoon, the following pro-",
perty:- ' 1. " • "•‘-a-,..adr" •0'.
ALL AND SINGULAR those cot -
tam l parcels, or traets of land and
premises ditifate; lying and being ' iti ,
the Township of Wawanosh in 'the
County of Huron.and Province ...of
Ontario and being cemposed of the '
South half of the South half of Lot
Number Twenty-two and*, the South.
half of .Let Number Twenty-three •
both in the •Sixth' concession, western
division, of the aforesaid Township • .
of Wavitinosh,•- containing ,together
One hundred mid fifty acres, More or'.
' There is' said to be a small farm ,
house and a good barn 50x56 on the '
proPerty.
_ TERMS
• Ten per cent. of the purchase money ,
to be paid down at the time of sale.
balance ?to be .paid within two weeks
thereafter, unless special, terms of
credit are arranged. for. on the day
of sale. Sale will be. subjeet to a .re-
serve bid, and to Conditions of Sale
which will be produced at the 'time
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Thomas S. Reid, Boa 675, thillia, Ont.
Dated *at Orillia; • August "22ruli• A.D. •
Mortgagee.
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