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COUNTY of HURON7
TREASURER'S SALE of LAND for TAXES
IV virtue of a warrant issued under the hand of the Warden of the
C.,enaty. of Huron and having the seal of the said Corporation attached there
40, bearing date the Fourteenth day of July, 1939, and to me directed,
sconurkanding me to levy on the lands hereunder enumerated, for the arrears
44 taxes respectitavely' due thereon, together with costs,
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the Assessment Act, I
Alan proceed to sell by Public Auction the said lands, or so much thereof as
say be sufficient for the payment of the taxes thereon, unless the same be
,sooner paid.
The Sale will commence at the Court House, Goderich, on Tuesday,
November 7, 1939, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon. The
adjourned sale, if necessary, vnu be held at the same hour and place, one
/week later.
A, H. ERSKINE, Treasurer, County of Huron.
Coderich, July 19, 1939.
Published in the Ontario Gazette August 5, 1939.
HAY TOWNSHIP.
Owner Description Yrs. in Arrears Taxes Comm. Advtg. Total
Samuel 'Willis Nee Lot 8 &
Sle Lot 9, Con. 8 1936-7-8 107.95 2.70 2.00 112.65
Edward Thiel Lots 130, 1, 2, Volland's
•Sy. Zurich 1936-7-8 47.87 1.20 2.00 51.07
Valerie Cantin North of Campbell W. of Vallee St. Lots 8 to 34 inclusive
S. of Bisonette Ave., W. of Vallee St. Lots 1 to 47 Tnelusiye
North of Bisonette, W. of Vallee, Lots 23 to 48 inclusive
S. of Dansereau, W. of Vallee, Lots 13 to 52 inclusive
The S. Part of Nantel Terrace
W. of Vallee and S. of Campbell, Lots 1 to 5 inclusive
S. of Campbell Ave, W. of Vallee, •Lots 2 to 12 inclusive
E. of St. Joseph St., Lots 1 to 6 inclusive
W. of St. Joseph St., Lots 1, 2, 3
E. of Georgianna St., Lots 4, 5, 6
N. of Gendron St., Lots 10 to 15 inclusive
E. of Vallee and N. of Campbell, Lots 1, 2, 3,5 and7 to 11
inclusive, e.3 to 28 inclusive and S 29.
W. of Napoleon St., Lot 13 to 28 inclusive and See 29.
W. of 40 feet reserve between Campbell & Dansereau lots 12
to 17 inclusive and 19 to 22 inclusive.
E. of 40 feet reserve between Campbell & 'Densereau
34, 38 inclusive.
E. of 40 feet reserve between Bisonette & Campbell 23, 24,28
E. of Vallee & S. of Campbell, Lots 1 to 5 inclusive.
S. of Campbell and E. of Vallee, Lots 9 to 17 inclusive
W. of Vallee. N. of Campbell, Lots 8 to 12 inclusive.
S. of Campbell, W. of Vallee, Lots 14 to 33 inclusive.
Pt. Block A. on Georgianna St., 4 acres.
IPt. Lot 10, L.R.E., called Lot 18, W. of 40 Ft. Reserve
between Campbell and Dansereau
1936-7-8 155.55 3.90 7.50 166.95
Zean N. Cantin
Lots 18 to 21 inclusive, N. of Bisonette, W. of Vallee,
St. Joseph.
Lots 5 to 18 inclusive and 55, 56, 57, E. of Napoleon St.
Lots 9 to 22 inclusive and 55, 56, 57, W. of Reindeau St.
Letts 1 to 32 inclusive S. of Lachapelle Ave an -1 E. of Vallee:
Lots i1 to 32 inclusive N. of Lachapelle & E. of Vallee,
lots 11 to 32 inclusive N. of Dansereau E. of Vallee.
Lots 6 to 36 inclusive S. of Daneereat E. of Vallee.
Lots 6 to 18 inclusive N. of Bisonette E. of Vallee.
Lots 1 to 13 inclusive S. of Bisonette E. of Vallee..
Lots 14 to 18 inclusive S. of Bisonette E. of Vallee.
Lots 13 to 26 inelusive and 55, 56, 57, E. of Riendeau.
Lots 17 to 30inclusive & 55, 56, 57, W. of McLean
Dansereau.
Aeots 21, to 34., inclusive and 55, '5'6, 57 E. of McLean N.Tot '
Dansereau.
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Mots 25 to 38 inclusive and 55, 50, 57, W. of Guay St.
eLots 29 to 42 inclusive and 55,!5:6, 5?, W. of Masse Ne -of
Dansereau.
Lots 3 to 7 inclusive W. of Vallee N. of Campbell.
• Lots 30 to 41 inclusive and the Ni2 29 W. of Napoleon St.
1936-7-3 102.50 2.56 5.50 11056
Napoleon teatiten
Lot 3 N. of Campbell, E. of 'Vallee
Lot 4, E. of Vallee, N. of Campbell.
:Let 6, E. of Vallee, N. of Cannibell.
Lot 5, N. of Campbell, E. of Vallee. •
ots 1 to 8 inclusive, N. of Deimeereau, E. of Vallee.
,Chenevert Terrace
Lot 6 to 10 inclusive, W. of Vsillee, S. of Campbell.
Lots 11 to. 30 inclusive, W. of 'Vallee, S. of Cannikill: •
Lots 6 to 13 inclusive, E. of 'Vallee, S. of Campbell.
Lots 9 to 16 inclusive, N. of Eisenette, W. of Vallee.
.Pt. See Lot 9 L.R.E.
1936-7-8 11878 :47 4.0 .23:25
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HERALD
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Westlake of
Bayfield, were recent visitors to St.
Thomas where they visited with Mr,
and Mrs, Frank Habson.'
Mrs. Harold Penhale was a recent
visitor with her parents near London
Miss Irene Scotehmer has returned
to her home on the Bronson line af-
ter a month's visit with her sister,
Mrs, Junes Black near Seaforth. '
Dr, Robert Shale, of Regina, a for-
mer teacher in,S.S. No. 4, south, re-
cently renewed old acquaintances in
the vicinity,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Freckleton of Pte
Elgin were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Campbell and Mr,
and Mrs. Jno. Turner. e
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Haugh of Bru-
cefield and daughter Miss Hazel, and
Dr. and Mrs. Carman Haugh of Ter -
onto were visitors on the Blue Water
Highway.
DASHWOOD
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Neeb and two
daughters of Pontiac, Mich., return-
ed to their home on Sunday after
spending their vacation here and in
Rochester, N. Y. State.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McNiven and
son iionald of Dorchester and Mrs.
F. Day of Crumlin were Sunday vis-
itors with Mr, and Mrs. me. Oes-
treigher.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hauser of Rod-
ey spent the week -end with her par-
ents, 1VIr.. and Mrs. George Weigand.
Mrs. Vernon Schatz is spending ,a
week with her brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Bender in Toronto.
Misses Helen and Ann Morgan and
Miss Margaret Allison of Tnames Rd
are spending a week with Miss Eunice
Oestreicher.
Rev. D. Bright, representative of
the bible Society occupied the pulpit
in the Evangelical church last Sunday
owing to the absence of Rev. H., E.
Roppel.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Mcisaac and
children returned to their home i n
Detroit after spending a few weeks
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Baker enter-
tained a number of boys on Tuesday
evening in honor of their son Jackie's
eleventh birthday. We •regret to
say that Jackie has been col -limed to
ill health but is improving nicely et
present. The evening was spent in
games and contests after which a
dainty lunch was served.
Mrs. J. C. Reid is visiting for some
time in Thedford.
Btin—On Sunday Aligtist'20th,to
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott. of Thed-
ford, a son (John Beide) '
(Intended for last wee..)
, • Miss Eunice Oestreicher . Visited'
with friendeeen,,Leeidpolaat,,weele....,.,•
XiiSter Rose- Stadelbauer of Lon
don spending his holidays at his,
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Kraft.
Mr. and Mrs. Max. Teliappe -of Cle-
veland, Ohio, spent a fewdays last
week at the home' of Mr. and IVIrs..T
Kuntz.
11r. and Mrs. Arthur -14eSpel of
Laneing, eiVfich., spent qaet 'Thursday
at !the 'hom6 of her parents, Mr.. and.
Mits. J. 'Kuntz. Minnie and 'Lenore,
who .spent a feve weeks at the home
ofMr. and Mrs. C. ,Pfile returned
home with them.
• Mr. and Mrs. Lennard CSihroelter
and daughter Anna Marie and Mrs
Lempkeeof Windsor, returnea TO their
home un Sunday after spending two
weeks vacation with blends here and
in :Walkerton.
Rev. •and Mrs. C., A. 'Lang and!
HILLSCREEN
Quite a •Irettriaber in the community
erne sick %%gbh -the stomach flu which
leaves them- very weak.
Mrs. ResseDiek of Smithsville is
•spending some time at theehome of
ierbrother,'Mr. Allan Cochrane and
.sister, Miss Edna.
Mr. and Mts. Wm. Davidson visited
few days -with the iraft .eitters beet:
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visited s.the community earth efiniends' Mis. Jim Smith and ;Shirelly of:
Mr,..and_Mrs. Lorne Manson of Windsor are visiting with her father
Lonesne, 21r. and Mrs. Gersion Mane Mr. 'Jonas Hartleib and 'Laval:la.
son .nf _D.undas visited with .Mrs. _Mane
son and
Kies ille.ensJeffrey left to rr.eaume
her poeitionaat St. Joseph's llelorepttaie
London, .after spending a few' eleyei
with her,pateuts, Mr. and Mre Loon)
HENS ALL:,
Dr. Steer's office, Hensel", who was
summed to the accident. There was
considerable damage to the truck.
The father of the boy is reported to
have been shaken up but otherwise
was uninjured in the crash.
Late Mrs. Thompson
Mrs. Samuel Thompson died early
last Wednesday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. James Moodie, of
Brucefield, in her 95th year, The for-
mer Elizabeth Moir, she was the elde
est daughter of the late George Moir
of Hay Twp. Surviving are a d'aught-
er, 'ears, J. Moodie and a son George
E, Thompson, of 'Hensall; two bro-
thers, Dr, Alex Moir and Robert of
Hensall; a sister, Mrs Colin 1VIeGill,
of Man, The funeral was held on
Frday from the home of her son with
inteement in Hensel" Union Cemetery
COUNTY NEWS
While cranking the delivery car of,
his father, Kenneth' Powell of •Sea -
forth, had his arin broken ata the
wrist,
C. C. Pilgrim, Twp. Clerk of Stan-
ley, slipped on his doorstep, a few
clays ago, and fractured his thigh -
e. .
Great improvements have *been
made in the Clinton postoffice. New
lock • boxes have been installed and
the public office space has been great-
ly increased.
Fractures Hip
Stephen Powell, one of Exeter's
oldest residents, fell while in the gar-
den; fracturing his ]eft hip. He is in
his 89th year and is confined to bed
at the home of his son, J. Willis
Powell with whom. he has made his
home for many years..
Attacked by Transient
Harold Knight, nine year old Sea -
forth lad, reports that he eats attack-
ed by an unidentified, transient who
inflieted a half-inch knife wound in
the lad's right arm. The boy was play
ing with other lads in a cornfield near
his home in the vicinity of the C.N.
R. tracks. The man escaped by clim-
bing aboard a passing freight train.
A Watch Stolen
While camping- at the Lions Park,
Seaforth, a Toronto tourist had a
lady's. gold wrist watch stolen from
a table in front of his tent. A young
boy abOut 13, was seen near the
table:a few minutes before the watch
was discovered as missing. Witnesses
said the. boy ran to the highway and
secured a ride on a passing car.
VILLAGE STAYS DRY,
A local option centre for 30 years,
Ripley, up in Bruce County, has de-
cided to remain dry when a move to
permit the opening of beverage ro-
oms failed at the polls, although sup-
ported by a majority of the voters.
NERAL NEWS
Auto Accident
Ov4the week -end ()evil Weber, of
Exetesuffered Jacaeetione from bro-
:kek4e*elereii. the pee he Wadedfile
Mg on, a narrow road turned over
into the ditch, The accident took place
west of Exeter on a road that is some
aeries used as a short cut in going to
Gland Bend. Miss L. Armstrong, of
_London, .who was with Mr. Welter in
tile car, suffered laceration of the
wrist. At Goderich a party of five
. •
Young men of that town, bound for a
dance hall in a harrowed car, came to
grief at the .C.N.R, crossing on. N. 8
'Highway at the town limits. The dri-
v4e, M. Gibson is in the hospital with
extensive head and face wounds; A.
Poyell, J. Barton and A. Doak were
injured about the head ond face,while
D. McDonald escaped injury. Gibson
lost control of the car 500 feet from
the railway :crossing and crashed into
the heavy ...d.teel standard, set in con-
crete sapeporting the wig -wag. The
;car bounced back onto the highway
and crashed into another car, driven
by G. Lodelart near Goderich, stav-
ing in its side and injuring Mrs. J.
!Locklutit, mother of the, driver.
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LICENSING TAXIES
AteGnelerich a municipal by-law
... , 77.— beensing Agee -atom • of taxicabs, over
_Mrs. Wm. trawford'of MancouVere which theee,.lea.s been much 'contention
was a 'Visitor at .the „hom.e of and dis.cussion, became effective on
Jeffaieye Mr. tuna 211iisse Gee.. Glenn„
• • . taxis doing ,a thriving • .6
Eriday. Theete are rnore than a dozen
%Sunday with the latter's-, parents , Mr_ rei _Mee. Paul .pucheinnee4,1*n
i leers ., Bertha, Bell - 'has `ee.tennied, ,ot .business.tvee
•aiear Listowell. ... horne 'after spendingesevexall weekaati days a week driving toe.rists off pas-.
Mr. Walter -Funk is on the ;kick list1Londone.
being wed ewith their Deems April the .2Presbyterian:camP 0:t Kintail. .1 senger steamez$ to end ftoin the liar -
Ave hope for ragpeedy recover,
. e Rese,,,..W. ;Renrose of •Exater was int .001.4%.0.0ejaw
1 ...17iir: land „Mrs; John Bonllhiani coil bor, only four licenses have .heen. is -
Charge of ttliersaervice at Blake eihniz'hi hom. . .•
arevisiting with ,Fefe.iiive,, sued, all to year-round operators•The
'; ? fee is. e25 tfoe the first' and fp.5 for
B LAKE - '.. . 1'1 lnoNfitti lint° their, new home.on Akair i fixer:I at 25c. per paseenger up to
. .fkttingly. A. ceuesettette "The•eDettiet
Misses GI." '°3'11 flinla'"*elhilile'l; The inany friends of Mee. leVaie
on Suede" morning and spoke very.;
.Mte:and Mrs..Jarries Pattentanihave! each successive ear. Trip charges are
ful Garden of Jemyer"' was sung. byr,. at. mid are getting nicely settiled.
Elva ------------ sen' 1114 Pougall, Sr., who underkent
midnight and 50 cents a passenger
xiey anti] .6 a.m.
A very large number of filenSari
elatives attensded the funeral of !the Death of Mrs. Boyce .
Seaforth, are ,pleaeed to;
E. Stelek eetoompaieted at tie organ
eratioaerecently Scett IVIemotria
late IVIr. R. N. Deeli,g,las held in Rev. Mr. Dezieett \Will be in chareeed
Slake Church the service eve he Coming Sunda:v.
on Thursday last. Rev
erlikei.i
Mr. Peters conducted the service antiWelcome ttot bo our Blake,
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?Mr.
and Mrs.Potoe
ere ,ndered a very' church service e eka ;Sienelay last ;were.:
Maiduet accorripanie4-by Miss Mar.. Allan Esler eel All/pita, Mrs. Alex
ees„ •igaret Lamont at the organ. The flor,. leteConnell of Varna, Messrs. 'Win
ributes were many ,aed very bea- Leanont and Wm, DAW.401 of Zurich,
eatifui. Friends were llre.,,sent frorn and -Miss Isobel Manson of Detroit.
eurillia, London, Hyde Pare, Dundee,'
I arke and eteet't'iles wh'
of Exeter, Hensel', Seaforth and Ztir-' fizoin;Lonilee, visited Mee•and Mr,.
• e„,,
Are, p
t.,„, leh. Interment was held ,to eBayfield! Fint*fieh et'Ducham.
; remetery; The pallbearers were: Mes- jerTurner and son *f London
ars. SarneGingerich, S. Hey, W. Clark were t visitors with heir iearenti
R. Johnston, W. MoChochey, and C. file mid Mi. R. N. Douglas *Aid Mis:
techier. , The sympathy is exteneledquiON'er-
So Mrs. Douglas, Miss Gladys •cond • Alls's Athe4a Finlay has returner'
Mrs. Margaret Primer wee) mowed after visiting \with her aunts M Lem -
ids departure. I don.
Mrs. Edighotfer and daughter, Mre Miss Alice Finlya of London,, was
'Tule of Fullerton visited the former's a visitor with her brother Mr. Wm •
hr ;:the improviyeee
11tr. AO Mrs. B. A. Campr..eil and'
slaughter -.Dorothy of Toronto were
reeent visieers with 'Weiss Ethel Mter-
delek anti -216.,,rs. V. eneggarth.
Newell anel vicinity elms long been,
netted as a .gvat onion centre, ano'
large eguiriber,s are now vngaged " ir
onions, which kre
bnThrlg ' very Vonnaie, London. A.private funeral
good yield. w ,s. hellel front, the. residence, Eve -
•Mr. Bob Passmore, divieety Stud-
ent"' has been taking the e rvicee
the United chueeh, during the ab-
Sence'nf ',the pietor, 'Brook!
Mrs. Mark Dryedele underwent ae
operation in St. Joseph's Hospital
London, awl lier friends wish het r:
speedy reeovery,
Mrs. Mary Rome widow of Ed-
ward Boyce, died in Egmendville,
goiI 8,7 years. She ',lived in •Stanley
Township for "many years. ;Surviving
nate A brother, Wm. ;Walker, Sack;
and a eister, Mrs. A. Foe, ;Swift Cue -
melee ea daughter, Mrs. Richard
Ii.olAen, Arthur; three eons, Edward
Breetaifteld; Robert, Seforth, and
daughter, Mrs. Ross ,Tohnstot and 'oinley.
A blowout of a front rite en a
,other friends during the past we,ck. 'Miss babel .."Vaiiscen, It. N., of Dee Labatt Brewery truck seet *heavy
Term Cantle is visiting with friewle troii is holidaying. at 'lee home on. vehicle crashing into the ditch en No
Ain this community.
the G .11 4 highway just south of Kippen and
broughf jnjury of and undetermined
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Mee. Usborno. and eon Alvin and
In'8 Mills end Mr:4. Caldwell visited Dr. and ;Mrs. R. Hoeg and tianghter nature to Bob Matthews, 21 -yr. old I the cylfivier he 'eihd in to eree
PAO114nV evening with telatives. G•reta, of ekieforth, were visitere at son of W. Iii,,.attows, Londort the dri-1and hraVi
ie hand in tter , t "'"""""
toreloAoro, hcmin '56%, John Dovq1a.ts, 4$4,144444411.+$4,1***.h**.k4lale ^ttterA,...=4,.
-or of Lilo trtivR ,who remtived to mught And CTIVROCL
$aturday afternoon with
1#ayfield ,Cernetery.
h4n't.gies"Pail of Hand
When Us 'hand canght in the cy-.
tinder of •a•ithreshing separator and
was teiribly lecerated, Roland 'Will
iams, 40, of -Exeter, was brought to
St Joseph's 'Hospital, London. P
was' fund necessary to amputate a-
bout two-thirds of his right hand e'
the hespital, Mr. Williame, who op
orates a threshing outfit, was wove-
ing at the ;farm of Louie John e neeil
Exeter, Vehert ,sotte straw rimmed ir '
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leinneeifaye August 24th, 1939
IA Ulla a 166 Votes favored bever-
age rooms, with 149 negative votes
registereti' However, the "wets"
failed ,by 23 votes to receive the
three-fifths majority required to
change the ,status of the town from
a local option area.
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DEAD AND DISABLED .A.N1MALS
Removed Promptly
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Etc. Courteous Service
Phone 235 Exeter, Ont. (Collect)
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