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Harry Logan, of Teeswater, who is
the Conservative Candidate ti
Huron -Bruce riding, in the present
t ro�luoial Gam,„t,gn,
DO Y'*U F V the
1. Rebates f.'1'•mers of car license fees during
winter worths.
to Civil Service
2. Ret R:a;:�*red Men
positions
IF SO VO`C'E' c, t= :•1t `; L ,ryGA
Ccn-ervati'te Candidate
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Tenders Wanted
Tenders will be received up to
Saturday, October 2nd at 10 o'clock
a.m. for the Construction o: i I.e.te.
1Machirnery Building at Ether. Tep,
of Grey.
Tenders may be submitted in the
-allowing manner:— with
L For an all New Building
Steel Roof and Siding.
2. For a Building using timb-r
and lumber from old Shed for .
Frame and Sheeting and having'
Steel Roof and Siding.
'For a Building using Timber and
:Lumber from old Shed for Frame
and Sheeting and new wood
Shingles and Siding.
;Plan . and specification may be
..seen at the Clerk's office.
The lowest or any tender not nee.
ass -tally accepted.
J. H. FEAR, Clerk,
Note:—
Mlle time for accepting Tenders
Yat the work to be dcna on 1.1t:t
Baker Branch Drain has been el:
.landed to Saturday, October 2nd, at.
10 o'clock a.m. J. 11. FEAR.
TkIK BIW$SELS PAST
t.
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT
Written for the Post By Our Own Correspoldeants
UNRESERVED
AUCTION SALE
Farm, Farm Stock and implements
South Half of Lot ;6,
Con. 4, Morris Twp.
THURSDAY, (OCTOBER 7th
The following will be offered
at 1.30 p.m.
h'JRSES--
1 Horse 6 -year-old
1 Aged Horse
CATTLE -
1 Farrow Cow
2 Cows, 3-year.old
1 Cow, 2 -year-old
1 Cow 2 -year-old
1 Steer rising 2year-old
1 Heifer rising 2-year.old
1 Helfer 1 year old
2 Steers 1.year-old
5 Calves
14 Steers 2 -year-old
IMPLEMENTS -
1 Binder Mower
Disk Seed Drill
Harrows Plow
Turnip Pulper Cutter
Set Single Harness
Clerk. Set Double Harness
--------- Do Laval Cream Separator
20 Ton Hay 500 Bus. Oats
Notice to Creditors 40 Hens 7 Geese
Fork Stoneboat
an the Estate of Martha Adina Arm -
Wagon Hayrack Shovel
strong, late of the Township of
W AL' 'iN ET HE L
wwW
WEDDING 5. Mel li.e on
gird -rector their eaheols each week. This is a 1 Oct. 10th, at 11 a•1n, a
The Anglican )rectory, Parkhill,
quiet wedding ou i forward step in the right direction i The Annual Fowl Supper
mlghkwill
QCC
Sat rde scene oP a q 1 and the trustees and fatepaYel's or l held on Thankglvingtlen 131 e(Oet
Nacho , d Sept•• 25'tk, when Mary
ter-
Nirhol, 4wughter of Jannes Nichol of +thesevsehool sections should bo crn1- 11e11 lulalwod by a rs1'
Morels township, was united in mar- gratulated. The teacher is Miss ( taintne lL See
spent von t Page
nage to . j31 6, Bird, On a 3I r, and Platen 61000on of Ks r is h
Mr, Malcom Fraser u having gaol end visiting Helen friends t 'Loudon
LawJas. form Grey. Rev. y I • ' success this Yea' in Showing Ms and Delaware.
Lewin performed the ceremony `fine collection of peultry at the fail 1 W. E. Brown and family have
The honeymoon is being spent in 1 moved from the 14th con„ of Grey
fairs. as bald two, to Willie Krauter's farm oi'
Walton, no, 2, Grey, ana 00. p Ethel ilnited Church Anaivereery
r have music 981113 taught in l Services will be held and 7.30 0.01.
and around London
GREY
Ethel United Church AuniverSarY
Services will he het(1 on Sunday,
Oct, lath at 11 aan, and 7.30 P.M.
The Annual Fowl Supper will be
held on Thanksgiving night, Oct.
11(11,
followed by a splendid enter.
tainment. 'See advt, on front Page.
3T1', and Mrs. W1n. Claimer,.
J tmeatawo have left c01' the West,
ilrs, Grainger was forced to Feel:
n (1111'erent climate on account of her
h'•ttith; She 1s- suffering from Astir
1111...). 11 :he present time they are s1aY•
iIlg with Mr. and. Mrs, 1Va1t1n
G:,o(lwin, L.iuydtninter, 3I1•s. flood -
will was formerly Mies Ruby Crain -
TERMS—CASH
Morris, in the County of Huron, John J. 'Brooks, Prop.
deceased, who died en or about James Taylor, Auctioneer
the twenty-first day of July, A.D.
'1937.
A miscellaneous shower w Coa. S, almost adiolning Ethel.
at the hone of Mrs, Thomas YoUpy Cuthbert al Ht ad
oini of con, 6,
10 honor ot her daughter, Mrs, Wit.
Dundee, who was recently las made good recovery, after tier.
married. There was a short pro- eral weeks special treatment .1t.
gram consisting of contests, musical Listowel Hositital,
numbers and reaelinge, Tile bride Anniversary dervicesi In l2thet
received he r'dovely gilts in the form United Church, Sunday, Oct, 10 at
of a treasure hunt Atter the un- 11 a,ln. and 7.30 p.m A hot fowl
wrapping of the gifts the bride s0 stepper wil Ibe served 1111, lottom o wed
thanked alt those present.
by a good program.
dainty 1).n S.
n meeting
Casper Fleet who is in the era
The Y, P. S. meeting on Sunday
evening was iu charge of Blairmure ploy thebut C',N.R,also 35
manseacifgesolltna
a fuarm 01
Shaw. The Scripture reading wars 13onfryof n,
in the c0ntnitrltily has been harvest-
take
wasIe Mildred Sellers and prayer16.ing a snout' cutting of alfalfa h.ti',
spas lhi tal by t.; Alvin b the A recently', which being a fah' arop,
tor, Rev, talk wits given by the pets has given him mn011 overtime out
tor, Ttep. Mr, ('urumiug' r ploYmeut.
At the rally Day service of Dai, Cornet Hart who gainers milk by
United church Rev, Chan. Cumming motor truck ar Silver Corners fee -
toy, while removing 301. McGinnis'
can from the stand to the truck
made a miss step and unfortunately
fractured an ankle bone, Although
he is not entirely disabled 1t will be
suite a handicap for a time as 116
Ul.l?ti`14SDAR, SEPT, 23t1i, 108a °
ger.
MI,AA Evelyn Parr visited with
31:'.' Helen Riley during the week.
Mrs, Cecil `Payne of Toronto is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bernice
Ind (.'on,
The Anniversary Services of
('nion United Church were held lust
Sunday. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with cut flowers was
well filled at both morning and
evening services.
Rev. Harold Snell preached two
very inspiring sermons. His address
for the morning service was "The
secret of faithfulness. The choir
provided special music for this
service.
4n the evening his text was "The
Harvest is over, 'Summer is ended
and we are not saved." The Ethel
choir under the leadership of P, N.
Currie provided excellent music for
this service. Two very fine an..
thems were sung and a very pleas-
ing selection was rendered by the
male quartette,
On the following evening the an-
niversary concert was held when
the CKNX radio entertainers of
WIngham assisted dy Mrs. McFa.r-
lane Scotch reader presented a very
splendid and varied program.
On Wednesday evening, Sept, 22,
the congregation of Union United
church met in the basement to
honour their pastor Rev. Harold
Snell and his bride who was former-
ly Mists Jean Plumsteel of Clinton.
A varied program of musical
numbers and readings was enjoyed
by all after which an address wee
read by Blair McIntosh and a beau-
tiful occasional chair was present-
ed by Robert Baker and Angus
Brown on behalf of the congrega-
tion.
Rev. Harold Snell made a very
gracious reply thanking the people
on behalf of his wife and himself.
Community games followed under
the able leadership 01 ;Hiss Drover
TAKE NOTICE that all persons Notice Re Cemetery
slaving any claims or demands Dear Sir:—
against the estate of the above de-
mised We wish through your paper to
must forward particulars thWealik all, who have paid for care of
and proof of same to the under- Lots in ,he oBhave
id for Cemetery.
mentioned solicitor in or before the There are some people who neve:
2ourth clay of October, A.D., 1937•
have to be notified, and they never'
011- It tools
chose for his subject, "Grown Hhn
Kind" and gave a vne sermon. Au
anthem was rendered by the choir
the
under the capable leadership of
organist, Mrs. Harvey Brown.
The anniversary'. services of
Duff's United church. mill be heft has to use crutches in getting about.
on Sunday, Oct. 10, Rev, C, W. D• G. A. Dunbar is the nest in this
Cosens of Clinton will preach and community in getting the work of.
special music will he rendered by cure cutting and silo tilling complet.
the choir. ed, on his se,beral farms.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sellers and
W. C. Bisbee formerly, principal
son, Clayton. spent the week -end at teacher In Ethel school for live suc-
HeideTbelg visiting Mrs. I a'arle, cessive years, now head teacher in
The Annual Harvest Thanitsgiv continuation school ut Waterdown,
ing service of St. George's church, aceompaied by Mrs. Bisbee and son
Walton was held on ISundaY after- Carman, motored le Ethel and spent
noon with a large number attending.
the week -end enjoyably with friends
The church was beautifully decor• in Ethel and community and incl-
ated with the 'first fruits' and low• dently attended the receptin given
es. The special preacher for the 1,'rlday night is honor or the- haute
occasion was Rev. Rural Dean E. conning of Rev, Harold ,Snell, newly
L. Robets, Wingham who Preached inducted pastor of Ethel United
an eloquent sermon on the subJec< church, and Mrs. Snell the bride of
of Gratitude and Thanksgiving, erg• a month ago. In appreciation of
ing the congregation to show their valued associations in Mullah affairs
gratlltude to God at all times and in the scanty spent here the Bis'Uses
not to wait only for the Harvest , were given honorable mention at
Festival Special music was this .function.
rendered by the choir directed Uv I Owing to anniversary, services be -
Mrs. J. Graham who presided at the 1 Ing held lest Sunday at Union Unit -
organ, Misses M. Humphries and ed church, 'Sunday School at 2 p.m„
B. Shannon sang a duet "Bringing iu ' was the only service held In Ethel
the Sheaves;' l church on that date,
The church wardens, Mr. Harry 1 tFltfie1 Presbylerlan church held
Bolger and .lir. Bert Andelson re i preaching service at 2.30 p.m. last
ported the offering to be the largest Sunday, Next Sunday anniversary
in several years., services are being held at' 11 a,m,
and 7.30 p.m. folliwed by a hot fowl
supper and concert Monday, Ott: '4,
in the church shed,
In response to the invitation tgiv-
en to take charge of the choir con-
tributions for Union church enut-
versary service at 7.30 p,m, last
Sunday, Ethel United church
choir officiated. This was the in-
itial appearance, wearing their choir
uniforms. The effect met with
general approval,
The congregations or hoe's,
Union and Ethel L' f Eth
BELGRAVE
The Y,P,13, and W.M.S, ot Knox
United Church are having a comblu•
ed service on Sunday evening, Ont.
3rd at 7.30,
Dr, Wilford, of China will be the
special speaker on this occasion,
Come and hear 'Dr. Welford's ad-
dress.
The Young People's Society of the
United Church held its first gather-
ing 1 the Fall and Winter season on
Tuesday night of last week,
the form of an outdoor Rally and
Weiner Roast round a blazing
cam pfire, The gathering was hetet
iu ,llc('1"uaglan's field on 111e Ninth
line„ The earlier part 01 the
evening was given' over to vigorous
games under the leadership of 'Mr.
Goldie. Wheeler; the games were :111
of 'group character and char moon- some weeks ago has so Mr re.otet•-
1 light night added to the enjoyment oil that be was :Mewed
after which date the undermenti
ed executors will proceed to die. forget ;itis sruu 1, get yearly obliha-
5ribute the estate with regard only tion,
10 those claims which they antl
Lr ie rs have to be Rallied sever-
then have received notice. al ,u,+s and stili hesitate or do riot
ell -
'DATED at Brussels this 14th day '' I t year when ncat.1ees were sent
,tut a ci:cuiar Wan encitoos, sir :ing
1 -
tor editing grass would be
, i, not 9:2(1 h:ru,', S.ptdui 1
1.:• '._(t1 t.s1 1,11'.: to f01,8 an
sr September, A.D. 1937.
Francis Duncan,
Ituesel C^.re's, .Executors,
by their solicitor,
Elmer D. Bell.
P,r•u=sols, Ontar;0
.01.444,444444
iV otiCe To i.., r';adi •Ca i
1'0']'1.1'1: is hereby t iv"1I 716 1,h
1( n_ having ar,t l,la
+h late 1 1 ma. J'1 t 1 rn
died 1 (1 41 about. t . i.-1 i9„--
12237,
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15' ,'t.
11 ti'r' (' ,aaty of S ., : r 7.11 (0'.
ell to 11I,, e. •.•c1 10 ,a -
solicitor c, (',+:Tie 'r( -'') ., 11 , •.
d l 6,11 t ,•t .f t1t. 11 1'' 11' 71:
said d,a•'a.Fr1, 111011 .:I 271' t1 11,1"•':;;-
aiol 1'11 p".'tirn1.i: in 1,,.':7(',
1-�.-• 1• W1'1 of 11e11' 0171; std,
ANT) 'i',1:I413 tunic,. ;hittZit' 3 lie,
Atli clay u1' Oct d or, 15:;7, the. wild
Attila hlistra1.215 will pro(t'!'d to di-1-
(ri1n11,: ((ne i(::0ts tlf 2h;• -41(1(1
tease.d, 1rt622n3 regard ably- -to 'lie
claims "f 11:'ich site sle.11 (loot h(tva
notice, and t('1 the o:ai(1 Atlmtnt:,-
ratrix will not be Iiablar to any pirr-
s(ltl nP w•hnu" (Biro she shall riot
(rae'n haV'; 11 ''' (0(1 21011(e,
DATED 'at T.lstowel, this 20111
Ary of September, 1937.
G. HAROLD SIIANN(3N,
Listilwel, Ontario, •
So31c('or fns' the Administratrif,
1 1 1, 1 01115.
. tett altuom ,st
and Mary MlIntost and luncheon
was served by the ladies,
Addre34--
'10 Itev, H. J. and Mrs. S'ne,Il:
Wer the emigregaltan of Union
1'ai•od church have met here te.
night re extend a welcome to :ttrg.
Snell noel to ':pend u social evening
ill your company.
fu tin:• C, w' w'•elca y011 hove beets
oar Iia - or your genial 'iispo,ition
and 1111,0y snip,• hove won a el;.(e•
app s, o el
United church circuit, Each in
turn tendered a reception to ltev.
Mr. Sne11 and brute, to convey can-
gratulatlnn and best wishes and
welcome them into associations as
pastor auci 1people,
A. L. Bing who underwent a try.
log ()potation dt1 Listowel hos-Paal
to cont to
At 9.30 the tampilre wen ltghte41 his home where h„ 1,4 yet reedy
and a Sing Song heli while it barn- ing attentit''' mune,
cd rluwu su hafentlq to start the• 'nit l a11 uprara1100 Ip4rformed sante
Out w i t . 1 t1'• nr (y n•i1t1 i.,taro, b.tt•,�. 1/10'11 1111 hi -Tirol in
to u..• (1117'+10011 1'trial 11111. J. ll. wee' s pas1 in Listowel hospital,
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to you for a ha(ipv 3414' d UG• .411(1
Rn :1 7 (r:n of our '', 1":`at 1.611 !(9.t
yon 14 (x:(1115 this gift.
W» hope yen will use i; fur nt.1ny
yr 104 h1 111x• , Itl',o(:acm 110'0 ((((rl
may it .serve to 1em1101 you of y.1,1?
friends 1( 1Ttlinu.
'Signed 011 behalf of the conies:
gal inn,
Mr, Harvey I1'yaas has purchased Angus Brown
Blatt McIntosh
himself a coupe cur. WO). Speirau Robert Halter
•,1i i mad , ,, .r + 1,7
1111. wilt! 11 liatn111142 I4 1111,1,'.
t`i;; 4614 lila:
1((((11412 their lots ea611 year if lets.
slide vial !11(1 4, (1 Inc any 1••v'i2.1(3
or
0;1, n- ,121.!l' A1ay 1•:1 (•ac'1
year (.92 -,alter may 30 811,•11 work r,
im ares ht (1 d r! nu' (144 r': mi
against. eitel1 int (()nli1011.
'Ccme„•y hoard,'
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1"::`('(( ' ni r,rn:o half 110:10,1
rail rhe at"'I.danc,• ((601•
410 'nark.
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v(t RO.ly: E ■ 4ER
Saturday r'i.cht a s'ray row nn
11(0 (011)1 1.614 1112'ca'1„( of 1(21 a1.
00111 10.41' Wi•ox(1('1', 111(011 Millrtd
1L1110117h of 31ischell, all 1110 4611.:'11•
ed his car a11(l 11i1iiso11' !00.1116011 4
had ohol0(13 11P, Tho cow owned 11y.
Andrew Douglas, jumped soddenly
out of a dlt1h in the thrlcness. 11
fared mnc11 better than the autc-
mohlle,
BLU .v.'. V ALE',
J.u•k 11'+ at, d 1 ft oil 1+,•1(1,•1:,
fora short visit al Cdudstune, M.'1 ;
St(.warl vl:;itit:g 111'4 wn',
M. 11, wart 111 Grand Vali-'y;
Airs, Alex. Mowluny with le r
V"rdotl 1,01 3lit-, M•,whr4y at latch-.
now; 311:cs 11,lbttr:l TItynue h•,:
To the Flecture of Huron -Truce
VOTE
ROBERThDN and HEPBURN
Your support and 'influence is respectfully solicited in
order that the Hon. Mitchell. F. Hepburn may be enabled to
CARRY ON.
Hepburn's Record
and Accomplishments
1• Cheaper Hydro.
2. Lower Interest Rates
3. Fearless collection of Succession Duties and col-
lection of Provincial Income Tax which made possible'the 1
mill municipal subsidy.
4- Total cost of Provincial Highways assumed by the
Province.
5. Cost of Mothers' Allowances and Old Age Pensions
totally assumed by the Province, alsowidows with one child
receive allowances.
6. All Relief cost paid out of current revenue.
7. A straight Pay -As -You -Go Policy in every Depart -
merit.
8. A Balanced Budget and Surplus.
9. Cheaper Car 'Licenses.
10. 10 per cent Increase in Township Road Grants.
11• Actually saving to Huron -Bruce riding $540)000-
12. All pledges fulfilled.
It is up to you, Mr. and Mrs. Elector, to again return
ONTARIO'S MAN OF ACTION and give him a clear
mandate to legislature for this 'OUR Province of Ontario.
Balanced Budgets and Surplus are good business.
Let Honesty, Integrity and Courage in Government
continue,
Vote II1tftTON and MUM
Huron -Bruce Liberal Association
x;f•'r�vi�y'1a;. Ott VAP;: r 7
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:d
Announcement
cement
To Electors of Huron - Eruc'e
':. T. R hoP9apssG3n
C'ruanx,ry Owner
INDE ENL'1 NT
LIBERAL
CANDIDATE
IN PROVINCIAL
ELECTION
t:rturne(1 frein a visit, with A VOTE for Thomson
11, phcty, W, 11, tit, wa1'1 taut Mrs
Stewart at ttratnl Vatiey; Mr. and �r is a. SUPER vote for
Mts. S. ltulph, 'pouch, with 11t y , t 1 Y r „ ' f� ' `" N
and Sirs. W, Munn; Mrs, Fowler, ilEl'B 1 Ll
Port iluron and 34r. and All's, Mc- I
Culla, Beach 0' Pines with Miss
Flarenca T'owier. • do O) (01el0 O1GfO otzgOr =0
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