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Tate ',services in the lifillsgreen
e leurs:h will be withdrawn. on Sunday.
:afternoon .owing to -the Is.ippen Ar
nivexa ry"
:tars, .1 ioyer visited by friende
.from "Varna, Zurich and Sea fortis,.
Mr. and Mee. Ross Dick and .,tan
of Toronto, ..pent the week -end ;at
:the home as M. and Mrs, J, 'Ceche
Was rytlary l igan of Loni1Fn, visit
esecl war the week -end with bee sister,
Miss Dolly Hagan,
Miss Edna ; Cochrane, R. N., re-
iturned to Toronto 'after speni;ing the
mender at the home of her parents..
Mrs. 'Troyer is visiting i:?•iends'near
Mlensall for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Consitt of Hen-
sall, spent a few days in this vicin-
ity.
Quite a number from this comm-
unity attended the reception in. Var-
.= on 'Thursday evening or Mr. and
Mrs- Lorne Coleman.
Cr. and IVIrs• Geoxge'Greenslade
Neer Bayfield were Sunday visitors with
ales. Troyer.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
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aellrested Mrs. a Dunkin of Flint,
'Mich., are 'Visiting this week with fri-
es in Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs- J. Bryne, Mr. and
:Mrs. .3. Collins of London, spent
Sunday .with the Tatter's mother, Mrs.
Wilson Armstrong.
Mr_ aud Mrs. .Ed. Johnston and son
George kl., of God01th, spent Sun-
day with friends ',on Babylon and
Goshen Line.
Mrs. Annie Reid and daughters,
Mary of Semi:moth, spent the week-
end at the tome of her brother, Mr,
Art, P. Rays.
Mr, John Beacom and family " of
Gederith Township, visited at R.obt•
McLinchey's and Henry hreatts' on
Sunday afternoon,
The funeral of Mrs, ,Agnes Moffatt
took place on Sunday afternoon from
(Dr. Moffatt's residence at Varna, to
l3aird's cemetery. Her death. took
I place- in London on Friday following
a lengthy illness. Mrs. Moffatt, who-
se early life was spent in Stanley,
had many warm friends whose sym-
pathy is extended to the bereaved
family. '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heyde and son
George of Niagara Falls, .pent 'the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Lamont.,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lamont, accom-
paneid by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyd
spent Sunday with Mr- and Mrs.
Steward McQueen.
Word comes from Moose. Jaw, Sas.
of the death of 11liss Jean Gilmour,
fornieri'y of Stanley Township, on
Friday,' the 23rd inst; of Wolsely,
Sask where she passed away, in her
71st year. Born in 'Stanley Tp.,
Huron County, Ont:, she was one of
a family of 14, of whom four sisters
and eight brothers are now living,
her eldest brother, James of Vancou-
ver having predeceasedonly a few
days. Other members of the family
around here are: Mrs. Win. Ross and
Miss Mary Gilmour, and Hugh and
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GRINDERS, HAMMER MILLS, CREAM SEPARAT'-
ORS, PULPERS, SECOND HAND MACHINERY
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Robert all of l.3rucelield.
moue gave 20 years of
Indian Mission work. ,
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BAILIFF, SALE
Of
• HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Ate
SUR opposite ppp osite' the Evangelical
Chuxoh, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER • 15th, 1032
Commencing at 2.00 o'clock ppm,
,New Scale Williams'pla'iiOn and
bench, '1':ipestry tout"n, T tapestry
parlor rockers, wicker ., oekeri ` il.00r
rug 10x14, floor rug • •9xi1.•small
flower stand, Westinghouse cabinet
radio, writing desk,' dresser likee:gm,
dinningroom table round -top, 6 din-
ing room chairs practically new,
bedroom dresser and wd itstand, wal-
nut bed new with springs arae 'mat-
tress, leather 'rocker, white bedspiread
bedroom dresser, white wood, bed,
bet] springs and mattress, 2 pillows
with slips.
TERMS C4.SxI
Oscar Klopp, _Auctioneer.
Fred Thiel, Bailiff:
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Hay.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20th,
At 1 o'clock pm.
On Lot 8, L. R. W., Half mile north
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of St. Joseph. •
,Horses -11 yr. old marc,; 3 yrs
old gelding; Pay Clyde mare 16 yrs.
old, in foal.
Cattle—red cow due in February,
.Roan cow due in April, Gray cow,
fresh; Black cow due in April, spot-
ted. cow due in April; no cow is over
7 years old; Durham bull eligible for
registration 1 yr. old on June 15;
roan steer 2 yrs. old; yearling heifer,
2 steers 1 yr. old; 3 calves; about 10
ton of hay; Half acre mangoids; Half
acre turnips; 175 feet rope.
Terms -12 months credit will be
given by furnishing bankable joint
notes, 3% off for cash on credit
amounts.
Gilbert Jeffrey.
Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer.
HENSALL
Hazel llorenz visited at here lienee
in Dashwood.
., 1nee. a leer '.s;•"1`terateleenuers
l'femanof Dashwood visited With i
ends in town.
Miss Lawson of Exeter, has ac-
cepted a .position with Dr. Collyer.
Rev. Mr. Young preached at the
Young People's Rally at Cavell Pres-
byterian Church, Excreter last Sunday.
Wm. Dabus, while riding 6.n a mot
orcycle one day, .time: thrown oir end
badly injured. He \WAS unconscious
for some time, but is improving.
I Mr. and Mrs. John Dingwall Jr.of
Streetsville are visiting with relatives
and friends here.
The onion growers are busily en-
gaged storing away the season's crop
Of onions.
John Swan of Michigan is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. A. Swan.
111.r. and Mrs. J. B: Simpson have
returned home after a pieaeant visit
with relatives in the West.. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dick of Toronto
spent the week -end with friends in
to own.
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' The many friends of A. L. Case
will regret to hear he was careen ser-
iously 1l on Sunday with a hemorr-
hage of the stomach.
Mr. and Mrs. dames Smith and
children of Kincardine were vlsrtors
with Mr. and Mrs. William Consitt.•
The many friends of Mrs. James
Dick will be sorry to hear she is con-
fined •to her hone through illness.
Her many friends hope to see her a-
round again.
Ahna Scruton, R ti of London, has,
returned none 'and has taken a pos-
ition as nurse, in Dr. Moir's hospital.
Mrs. John Dinsdale, Mrs. Alda
Simmons and. Mrs. Jno. Murdock at-
tended the funeral of a cousin.. in
Clinton on Saturday last, Miss Eliz-
abeth Smith of Detroit; Interment'
was in Clinton cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gramm nave
returned home after a pleasant mon-
th's visit with friends iii Lansing,
lvi.ich.
Mrs . John Mel) Wilson, who leas
been visiting for the past few weeks
with friends in St. Mary;, has return
eel to her home here for the winter.
Arthur Dick and Thos.. Essay re-
turned home eioiiday from Carberry
•Man., where they had been for the
past month. •
Mrs. Catlin,, of Vancouver, whose
naiden name was Jessie I•lcler, a des
egnter of the late Wm. Eldere and of
vers. Eider, still living, end who toe
many years were residents here; is
neee visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs Donald Chisholm ' and sister,
i�1rs. McLeod, both ox' Calgary, who
.lave been here for •two nonthe • to
attend the funeral Of their late sister
Alice i3e11, returned for their home,
.:.vin; spent the time nearly all with
o .- 1 �'.at•; r en the home
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Capital Theatre
Goderich .. Phone 47
Northern Electric Sound System
Now flaying.---Willitun Powell and
Kay Francis in "The Great Jewel
Mon., Tues., 'Wed.
With new fila and faultless sound,
BROADWAY MELODY
greatest of all musical comedies.
comes to the Capital screen in full
glorious technicolor
Thurs., Fri.,, and Sat.
Thundering hoofs Colorful Action
Johnny Mack Brown
.. .,w In
"The Vanguishing Frontier"
With. Evalyn Knapp, Zacrr Pitts
and Ray Hatton
Corning --Britain's greatest picture
"Sunshine Susie" on October 24,
25th, 26th.
Matinees --Wed. and Sat. at 3 p.m.
Wednesday eve last, on his way
from Exeter, to Seaforth, where he
had an afternoon meeting in the in-
terests of W.H. Golding, Rt. Hon.
W. L. MacKenzie King, who was to
address a large mass meering that
evening at Seaforth, took time to
make a call on Mrs. Mary Agur, of
Hensall, motherin-law of the tate
Rev. Dr. Colin Fletcher for some 40
r tursda�u Oe'tober 1301, 1032
Mr, and Mrs, l:'M W, Gladman, of fag; The 'first race is for `teen-age
F,xeter, announce the engagement of bays 6 miles open, to the County of
their daughter, Anna IVlargaret, to , Iiur:ort l:st, cup now held by Wen.
Williatxi .A.• C. Shepherd,"of London, Barret*. The route is from, the
son of the .Rev. A, W. and Mrs. Square to Kingston .at., to the Blue
Water Highway, I'olley's sideroad to ,
the Murine, road to the Square and
twice around, to Crai.gies' pool room.
Cornelius Bo nhoif, manager of the
, he peded on his y, leavuClinton Branch of the Raymond Knit-
thdoye canine, roceribs trilobedwaacid iegra ting +Cts., has had his application al -
broken, to yelp in .. rac r lowed for a patent .
ear stopped anti its clxagoivexny, a Arneotladica;l ,iaratus" Application Was made to the on a knitting ap-
student, put the dog out of misery. 1 Washiagaan 'Government in 1929..
The. Evangelicals of Crediton, are when he was living in the U.S.A. and
again ready with their annual fowl he assigned the patent to the Qotham
supper, on Thursday evening, Oct, aiIil Hosiery • Co -s Now York, [3i
, ober. 13th. The supply will be in ac- patent will combine the . work of two,
cordance. with the usualreputation. intricate machines.
Mrs. U. Wein is convenor of the sup-
. per committee ably assisted by Mrs.
L+'m. Palmer, seey.
Shepherd, of Chatham, the marriage
to take place in October.
aWhen a »iotorist struck and fatally
aaniux•ed a deg at Seaforth the other
Election day was spent by William
'
Jennings, Hayfield • oad, narvesting
his potato crop, even if it was polling
clay in South Huron. .Some huge
potatoes came to surface, first one
weighing two pounds two ounces and
a moment later one tipping the scal-
es at two lbs. five ounces. At this rate
it would take about forty spuds to
fill a bag.
Two Colborne township young men
each paid $10 and costs in Magistrate
Reid's court on Wed. last for con -
D'HY S D AL E
The funeral of Joseph Gelinas, for
84 years a resident of this commun-
ity, general merchant and farmer,
whose :death occurred on Sept. 30th
was held Monday morning, October
3rd, interment being made in St. Pet-
er's cemetery.. Mr. Gelinas who was
in his S5th year came to Ontario from.
Quebec when six months old and
has lived in this vicinity an his years
62 years ago he was united in Holy
suming liquor in a public place. They Wedlock to Margaret Durand, who
were discovered in an automobile survives him.This union was bles-
we other night outside a local dance sed with eleven children of whom 6
thehall quaflling beer from bottles. Pro -
Arthur
still living: Elizabeth, Mary
vincial Constable Fox, relieving ofiie Ai thur and Mrs. Ida Montague at
car and CountyConstable Gundry
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.tor of the Tltatnes Road , y near Zurich and Leon of Fielding..
Sask. .Also one sister Mrs. Kennedy
of Toronto and four brothers, still
.living: Mr_ Israel Gelinas of Grand
Rapids, Mich; Media Gelinas of Du-.
lath, Minn; Reeds Gelinas of Graf,
home Josep i of the Goshen Line
years pa l f
and Kirkton congregations of the came upon them oral e on a your o
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Agur,wlio investigation- A second charge aga-
in in her 101st year, very much ap- inst the elder, of supplying liquor to
preciated the kindly call of the Hon. the youngest of the pair, a minor,
Mr. King. was withdrawn.
Word of the sudden death of WaI- Iron, N. D.1 and Leon of 'California..
ter J. Parsille at leis home at Mamrl- Tli funeral services were held from
isle, Alta., was rerseived by his paxert_ 1 the family residence to St. Peters'•
is Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Parsille, God'-)�eh with the parish pries:'tlmr
erich. It was later found that the Marchand officiating and Father
• Lucknow merchants are continuing young man was murdered and a cox Power of Zurich as deacon and Fa -
the weekly* Thursday afternoon half once'. jury has been called. He was a they Corcoran of Mount Carmel as
holiday during the month of October. bachelor and had always been ascus sub -deacon. Relatives and friends whoThe South Huron Plowing Match reeled tc carr°y large sums of moneg y attended the funeral of a distance
will be held on Thursday, October wftli hfm. According to witnesses at were: the Misses Margaret and Kath -
20th on the farm of Wm. Welsh on the inquest, he was shot to death iia eriae t liras of Hamilton, also Fran'
No, 4, Highway, about 2 miles norththe doorway of his farmhouse in the'
cages rand Stephen Gelinas of Jarvis,.
of Exeter. 'evening, Ont. Grandchildren of the deceased
Mrs. John Hunter, Exeter, has re- In division court, Mrs. Carolfras and children of the late Eli J. Gel
ceived word of the death of her Box of Seaforth, was awarded dam— Inas, 1!r. Chas. Montague and son
nephew, John U. Dew of Morrison, ages of $54.50 against F. J. Holmes' Ted of Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs. Ted,
Ohio, who died in Waterloo Hospitalof Detroit and Goderich, for bodily Shawsof Chicago; Messrs Albert Du
from injuries received when. he was injuries and damage to clothing the rand and Mr. J. Stinson, J. Bushey
crushed against the manger of a lady received when knocked dna*-n <'t' of pumiboR, Mich; Miss Bushey of
stall by his Holstein bull. the harbor Goderich on Jule AOth T,y. Detroit`; Miss Thibodeau, Mm. King
, Clinton News Record: While driv-.the Holmes auto driven by Ma. Hoi- and Mrs- Emery of Main Court, out.
ing along• the road near Wroxeter the mos. The claim was for .$120.. Mr."` "
Other day, M. T. Corless saw a fan- Holmes is a wealthy engineer and in -
41y of deer. First the sloe leaped the, ventor and visits Goderich frequently
ence onto the road, then a handsome* in his private yacht.
ollow,ecl.... and ii to y,, .•:o. )a:*tty.l 'IK4. Lions Club, Goderich, .arrange
dined its parents and all graz- c.4 foe a pronrnni of races for Thanks
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COUNTY NEWS
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Margaret Gelinas and family
with to greatly thank their many hi -
ends :and neighbors who have shown
beside the road until frightened giving Day, Monday, Oct. 10th, com- so much kindness and sympathy in
by approaching cars. . xtrencing at 10 o'clock in the morn- their recent Asad hour of berevement.
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