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Treasurer's Sai€.. of Lands dor Taxes
Count*. � O
Huron
The Sale will Commence at the Court House, Goderiich, on TUESDAY, NOV-
EMBER 12th, at Two O'Clock in the Afternoon.
HAY TOWNSHIP
Robinson IL Dick, ... , .... .. Blk. 28, Con. 3 , , , ,
Chris Anderson . , , . . F. S, Lot 21, Dashwood ,.. , . , - • ,
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
... , Lots 103-4-5, Centralia Village . , ,
. Pt. Lot 23, Con, N. B
Mary Boyle Estate
Daniel Vincent .
Jos. Lawson Estate
V. $, Springett
P. C. Hooper,
Adjourned Sale
Lots 192-3-4, Plan 24, Grand Bend ;.
Lot 244, Plan 24, Grand Bend
. Lot 81, Plan 22, Grand Bend
678.46
16,46 594.92
65,35 ' 3,63 a 68,98
6.92 2.25 9,17
, 12.24 2.31 14;55
x, . 24;39. 2.62 27.42
. , 1, ti • 12.42 :. 2,32 14:74
35,87 2.90 88.77
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if necessary will be held at the same tune d. place on:
TUESDAY " Nt rr:w,rBr+r, 26th, []25
All Lots as described are patented.
i ! A. H. ERSKINE, Treasurer, Huron County.
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TO THE ELECTORS OF HURON -PERTH
I wish to convey rn sincere thanks to all then. Electors. of Huron -Perth who gave so liberally of.
their time. in order to secure my election in support
of Liberal Policy.
1 appreciate very much indeed the splendid sup-
port given, nae throughout the riding. But it was - cruise an e a u o
.at000n, Sash., have beer visiting the
with a feeling of special pride as I received the s past two weeks with their relatives,
reports of my native Township of Hibbert. = '.Mrs. John Murdock and Mrs. John
Dinsdale:
willgivegreatindeed to serve = , The tea which was recently heldrn
It me pleasure and d >,a r,
to the best of my abilit eyye Y„c.tt e._ idin.. -▪ - nil' of b the a bl e ':,ia vas vtiell�,
- lz, - • r and Mas. E. Shefferla
ed home; after visiting Dr. and Mips.
Reid, "of Port Rowan. '
oseph Hagar] visited with f;_ieiids
at Port Rowan a few days.
Wm. • Blackwell, of. Lansing, Mich,
spent a week at the .home of Mrs.
Blackwell, Hay 'Township.
Emily Morrison left to spend a we
els or so with her aunt in Toronto. - •
Rev. Arthur Sinclair took the ;an-
niversary service at Ethel Sunday,
last. Rev. Penrose of Ethel took the
service for Mr. Sinclair here.
Mrs. E. X. Hutton and Babe have
returned home after a pleasant vis-
it with relatives in Wingham.
Olive Walker has been visiting for
a week with relatives in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woods, who
have' been visiting with his grandmo-
ther, Mrs. John Dinsdale, also his
aunt, Mrs. Alda Simmons, for a few
weeks, have left for their home in
Santa Barbara, Calif.
A lbert Passmore, who is attending
college at Hamilton, spent the week-
•- - end at his home here. --
-▪ - Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cassidy visited
in Otterviile. Miss McMullen, who
has spent the past week with her sis
,iter Mrs. Cassidy, returned with them
to her• home,in Ottervil 6:i i ,.. rgl••
mon
"' t. i Mrs. Yas. A. Paterson:has been con
fined to her room through illness for
JJJthe past week.
, Mrs. Hannah Taylor', wfio h s spl
• ent the past year`' in Lxh>lriore,` .1 s141
= has returned to her home `an'HHehsallti
' Bernice d Adella Butt f Sask=
ir. •and Mrs: C. Pfiie, and Mr: and
s. P, Krafft were Sunday visiterS
London, .r4i'. and Mrs, Kraft
rnaining there, will spend a few
Sys visiting their daughter, •
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COUNTY NEWS
a Mr, • and .Mrs. Geo, Eaid of Zion,
who recently purchased the resilience
of ,II. W. Doerr, on Main St,,. Exeter
are moving therein.
Returning 90 Per Cent
Ninety per cent„ of the amount of
the subscriptions to the Old flora
Re -Union, Exeter, is now being 'rer
turned to the donors.
Dungannon Fair Postponed
The postponed Dungannon FairavilT
be held Thurs. Oct. 17th,; wheat,, the
live stock and poultry will he exlub-
rted. 'Horse races, running races, pb
ate race, freak'conveyances, aiuf
nay other attractions will be pres-
ented during the afternoon.
* ' Engagement
Mir. and Mrs. Robert. Hayter, of
d wish totheen
Wafer writ] Om acetic of a charming.
eaturan iWedditig Sept, 28, when t
their niece I1"iat.g'ari t 11. McMaster
was united in, xgrt.rriagtt to Lawmen
A. Wein, yanc real; $on aMr, and
Mrs. Godfrey Wein, of Crediton,
Rev. J. 'Riddell,, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, St. Marys, offi-
ciated.
Injured. Deer Found
A 160 pound deer was put'.to :Rath
after suffering acutely for some time
before it was discovered in a ditch
near 131yth. The animal tan headlong
into . a fence with such. force that its
short. bora were: driven. into its bead
r and as it fell. back, it tun -shied over a
cement sulvert. They beast vas shot
by Galore Warden,:McGowan and Cou-
stable• Leaver of •Clinton. . ..
Teeywater Fair, Gire at)Success
Over 11,000 '�e olrl ' attended , the
Tseswater Fall' Tarr . 'is gear wiucli
;the gate receipt's"'Minae $2,300, au
.
incl iso;;of,:•*5;POSovgt:last'yetir. The
Fair was. opened, officially, by rue. -
Christie,
...
Christie, of the O.A.C., Guelph, Tees
water band and Kincardine Fifties
furnished the.music. The showing of
livestock was very,.. good. Three clo-
wns. amused the; crowd throughout
pashwoo ; announce _ the afternoon in• front of the stand
and a "nicer cominany .played' to
gagelnent of their daixghtex Theada capacity houses on both 'nights of
of Windsor, son of Mr. Jas. and the.
late Mrs. Bruce, of Truro, N. S. The. T• he wind blew' down trees and the
wedding to take place in October.
Accident , eold killed offi iiard'y plants during
''The many friends of Mrs. James 'the 'recent storms,' and cold; but the
Broadfoot, of Tuckersmith, will re- ,raspberry bushes of Thos. Peniung-
gret greatly to learn that she suffer- ton, Goderich, stood farm and coritin-
ed is .'severe accident last -Monday. Tied to bear fruit plentifully. He took
While entering the home of her son, a berry -laden branch into the Star
Alex. Broadfoot, she had the' misfor- 'Ofiicec the other day and stated'Diat
Mune to slip on the steps and in the there were many more such bushes
fall fracture her hip. Mrs: Broadfoot in the berry patch at his home. The
is in her 91st year. short stock had over 30 ripe berries
Admits Theft on it and a number more ripening:
;rsir'sy, October ' 17th, 1936
t3
•CT A .O : SALE
Of Hot7,aehold erects, at
.DA II'. /j7OOD, 071
• t maxtx, 'OCTOBER 19th, 1935 •
At 1,.;30 o'clock ,consisting of'the f
lowing;
Bureau, 2 extension tables, 3 Wood-
en bedsteads -with springs and mat-
tresses, single sleeper, reeking chairs,
cupboard, ; ,ung roam chairs, sit*,
trunks, washing machine, cook stove,
vii3ii o. buttes coal er wood faundry','
stove, a manaber of dishes, pots and
pans, rcroeks, :2 seated cab., fruit jars
with fruit, "venegar keg about 18
gal'Irxis, eiaion racks; trestles, butcher
kettle :with stand, Daisy churn, `lar'ge
size Seat : robe new; Blue Belt cream
separator, 350 lb; capacity in good
condition; ° acrid ••.#n`any other articles.
T ASH
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
C. A. Geiser, Clerk.
ebesret Gaiser, •
limbers J. Ohm', Proprietors
5
Adeline, of Windsor, to Joe Bruce? I
the fair;
Raspberries Ripen write 1 Do �YO�1e epi Glasses?
H." YGOLDING.
OMNI
BLAKE al was held from his. late residence,
.,Bayfield, on Wednesday -afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Gescho and
._anlily and Mr: and Mrs. Peter Bxen- _ ~ •
ers�nan visited aitir``ll7i. and Ma's.k
Wm. Maguire, McGillivray, farmer,
admitted in court that he had stolen
his -Own grain which was unuer seiz-
ure by a bailiff. After a severe lect-
ure Mag. Hawkshaw allowed him to
go on suspended sentence and pay
meat of court costs which amounted
to '$20:
Dislocates and Fractures Elbow
Ken: lyreszcator, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Prestcator of Stephen,fell ,ug service ' for several hours. It
took 35 men to remove the section
of; building from the street. Several
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Severe .Storm at Auburn
A terriffic wind and 'hail storm
struck Auburn and district shortly
Thursday last for 15 minutes. The
large front of Gordon Taylor's gen-
eral store was blown 15 feet into the
centre of the road, and just msised a
car standing close by. The sermon
blown down, measuring 18x24 feet,,
broke both telephone lines, interrup-•'
-from a ladder at Shapton's school on
Wednesda 'last at noon and in 'fall -
in.'s. agate old nhizigles he fxaetuo
b_. : trees in',;the dzsle~it't:xuere.bawleti"ov-
ed.,his IT} at tile.. eilbow.. T1ie . fract . er in the gale.
me was °educed, y.1Dr: Dunlop. East -Sadler
$f�lracling New, Home , A sgtlieti wedding was soleinntied at'
Chest° 4..ee,; whip, recently. !reeved the home of.the bride's parents, Std
to. dieter, front iiucknow • and who
as'. open ffa, when Stella ,rzette,, :youngest
; up,.a �.unch. room in, the,
daughter of Mr, and
Geoffge A. Earl, and Mrs Win, Ste,
-store ofo ,as. E. Willis, has purchase ler, was united to ed a lot,pn the corner of Wm. and.' only son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Earl,
:Victoria sts., and is preparing to of Usborne Twp. Rev. Stewart offx--
erect a new residence. Workmen dated The couple left for Toronto ,
are now excavating for the cellar. Met at: Varna Hall Niagara Falls anand,points east. They
a.large number :let ,at the hall at will°side' ort. the groom's faille, ITs-
"a ..Tahralteittir 1 i; M *anLl rsi , t i xw,+srs«n.s«rwuw;..1
t t'lIcClinchey. An Address was
rea eaft,0 , which the young: people
werei ljl $se ated With many useful and
bealziful gifts. - .
" Was Shakes U1
• Thos andy, Godet4 h machinist,
r
was ',.11.40 shake° ,up„when his car
*as sldesfwiped oat the-]3enmille rd.,
;clear' Saltord by ape driven .by,•.E1-
;wyn Pfruniner, o`fpn'Benmiller. The.
crash oseurred. atm•cbrner,-when the
Bennullen car, rxoceededt...towai•ds
,,Gpdea,ieli, skidded- ire .a vvidehturn and,
swept into San la's car. the whele ,
side of the car was crumbled. Mr.
Sandy., was driving a coupe.
, Bad Fire ,
Aadisastrous fire took place at the
farm' of John Barr, early Sunday last
when his barn was struck by lightn-
ing, completely' destroying it.AlI his
implements, harness, poultry, hay.•and
grain were destroyed. Quite a numb-
er gathered at the fire but it ;had
gained such headway before, discov-
ered that nothing could • De saved.
The loss is partly covered. -Blyth.
Died. at Mitchell
Mrs. Wm. Russell died at her hone
in Mitchell at the advanced age of
101 .years. The passing of this grand
old.lady proved a real shock. to here
fellow 6owrispeople,. who lla twat.
,,',�
TheChamber C m held
Ch mb r of Co coerce
their first meeting-, for the coaling
season on the evening of" Oct; 2nd.
in • the .council chamber with o 'good
a • attendance.' A siumbera of° inanhrtent
matters wer discussed andreTectfortiof
officers :took: -place. Walter Spencer
:was elected president air place of r9:
W. • Bonthron who was named hon-
orary president, and who presided
for two years. vice pres., Garnet
Case; Treas. W. B. Cross; Secy-trs.,
G. M. Drysdale; auditors, A. Hemp-
hill and W. 0. Goodwin; striking
committee, E. L. Mickle, T. E. Drum
mond and A.W.E. Hemphill.
:David ,Desch on Sunday. HILLSGR.EEN . �
Mrs. Caroline Oesch- 'visited with
.MIr. and Mrs. John Oesch on the
Goshen :Line on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Erb and
baby daughter, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Steckle on Sunday.
Mr. Jim Johnston is . at present
•visiting with friends at Port Col-
borne.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weido and "dau-
ghter Dorothy of Zurich called on
Mrs. Weido's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Johnston on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gingerich, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Gingerich visited at the
home of Mr. Merino Steckle Jr., on
:Sunday.
The W. M S. of the Blake United
Church held their meeting at the
'home of Mrs. Sam Hey one after-
noon last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boshart, of
Seaforth visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Gingerich.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Howard of
Exeter accompanied by Mrs. Mac-
Donald of Dundas, called on Mr. and
Mrs, R N, Douglas one day last week
Visitors -during the week with Mrs.
J. Cochrane were: Mr. 'and'hers. ' lt.
Hopkins from Hinsdale, Ill.; Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Dick and son Douglas, of
I Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Sand
ers of London; Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Cochrane and Audrey of lirucefield
Mrs. Frank Farquhar of Hensall;Mrs.
Mrs. Lorne S. Ei1er and daughter
Gwendolyn and son Donald left for.
their home in Falconbridge, after
Espending several months here on the
farm. Miss Edna Cochrane, R. N.,
accompanied them as far as Toronto
and attended the wedding of a class-
mate of Riverdale Isolation Hospital.
• Bean threshing is now the order of
the day. ,
Mr. and MTs. It. McAllister .and
daughter Ruth and NIr. and Mrs. Jas
McAllister spent a day at the city.
A number from this vicinity took
, in Varna Fowl Supper and reported
a fine concert and good fowl dinner.
' Mr. and Mrs. W. Davidson attend-
ed the 60th anniversary of Mn, Pav-
idson's parents' wedding day during
�the week -end
W. M. S. are hreling tiielk+ bcto-
bei meeting .µt Mrs, R. McAllister's
BAYFIELD home.cfri''irVednesday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs Remick spent a few
DASHWOOD
,Special Anniversary services will
be held in the Evangelical church on
Sunday October 20th. The guests
for the day will be Rev. T. H. Jack -
,son speaker, Mr. Jones barytone solo-
ist and a ladies quartette all of the
British Methodist Episcopal colored
church of London, Ont. Services at
10 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Special anni-
versary offerings, This 'distinguished
group will render an, apt?1't;rlate
on Monday
'Program ,.✓ening, Oct. 21
et $ o'clock.. Le sure to attend these
sere;hes.
Mr. and Mrs. Lois Morenz are epee
ding a few weeks with friends in
Guelph.
joint Pollock died, as his home on
Monday moaning, Oct. 7th in his 82,
year following a heart attack suffer-
ed a week previous. He was widely
known and was at one timeclerk of
Bayfield and reeve when it was an
incorporated village. For many ye-
;srse was engaged in the fishing
ibttsiness and. had charge of a fish, R
Station at Lake Winnipeg with 'Iiw
younger brother, Captain T, Pollock
-of the Northern Navigation Co. at
lake Winnipeg. Mr. Pollock was
born in Stanley Township. In 1883
lie married Miss Castle, daughter of
the Iate Reeve Geo. Castle, of Stan-`
by, and in 1933 they celebrated 50
-years of married life. He was an Or-
angeman, ernan
g r a Forester, Conservative
and a member of the Anglican chu-
a°ch.. Four children besides his wid-
ow survive: Mrs. George W. Holman
Goderich; Mrs. 3. M. Stewart, Hain-
'Mon;
ain'Ilton; Mrs. R. B. Johnston, Sault Ste
, ttariie; Clifford of Byron, The'funer-
I M. and Mrs. D. B. Saunders and days in Torontolast week.
son Norman and Miss Ahna Kelly of Mr. Sam Witzel of Toronto spent
London visited relatives in the vicho the week -end with his mother,
ity.
' Witzeti �.: J 1, :, L ,t> 6E1 K.�
Several from here attended the anti ,-,yti, _t, NteKanzie of St. Paul, Min,
niversary serve" ees held in Kippen,t t visiting friends in this vicinity.
church' on' Sunday and spent the day; -.:Miss Verna Birk of Guelph,
visiting friends, , lr ' is
sp�ndazig• a few weeks at her home
, The ladles ,of the Hillsgreep aCong there.e.
regationi presented Mrss Aalyon
Fred
Ho croft
left on T0eChandlef bride el e fyiof thio, week, ftor Clifford, -where he has s0urdwith a handsome ower
bows on enrp'lbymexit.'
Miss Clara Craft spent a few day;
Wednesday afternoon last.
HENSALL
in London last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Schatz 'ane
1VI•iss Ella Martinson spent Sunday ir
Elmira.
Miss Eileen Schroeder who spent
Mr. and Mrs. E. Harris and son the summer here with her grandmoth
of Ailsa, Craig visited with Mn and
er Mrs. Hamacher,
r
etu
rned to
he
rMrS W. Fee, I7o e inDetr 1f1 �tveek,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Vafr and son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Genttner ar;'
St. Thomas, and Mrs. Ed. Douglas spending a week with friends in De'.
and Mr. Allen Douglas of Hyde Park troit.
•rere visitors at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ilse of Detroi
John Johnston. spent the week -end at their home
regard her as a Isractie.aflir per-• -
mate h stitutioin,,,Bs+'-
1•84) slip ,1 in an-
'n7ngland in
- carne to Canada in 18731 S hard to realize that the good
°" oving direct to Mitchell, where she & eld summer time has rushed by so.
had resided 'ever since. She was in fast and that 'we will soon be enjoy
good health until shortly 'before her I hag, our last holiday of the stunner
nes
demise. - sora --Labor Day. But even 2 at
Rev. Thompson Dies at Parkhill: is the last, it's almost the hest -tam
l
The funeral of Rev. D. D. Thomp- i a piet :re -taking angle.
son, widely known retired United The above snapshot is; just. one
church minister, was held from the example, aid there ate countless•
Parkhill United Church on Saturday others.
He passed away at his home in his As there is salicin at -variablen off
64th year, He was a former Method- light in different, ib, is not
ist Minister and served on numerous i possible to grave any set rules far
circuits throughout Western Ont_ diaphragm openings and shatter• No Luck With Water.::. -., a /r1`inatahce,'wheyttkoab*e
The drillers for the International attettixb,•aktelc.rilade••.-thea •ishlnt:=. was
Water Supply Co,, who have ' been ishining; brightly. but the .piece'
operating on the farm of A. Rundle ; , . party'' was sliadedalig =mending
trees. The. snapahootisr. wit 't as felt%
Thames Rd., near Exeter, hays. stink .c
iiig catTliera goL,tiie:nrcati6 eslsu►re
a test -hole to a depth of :1177; feet.A I ,,•
fair supply of water was 1'ocai ed .but:,1,;,. ' *hap he set tlte�:rlieph STa 3 opening
not sufficient for the town, The drib at 8 and tiiue sfiuttser speed at 1125
leis' are looking for irew location. of .a seeond:.Bnt suppose this" was a
Thieves Eztt@r. Station' . beach party;:no trees are near tgcast
shadows -but instead the bright sun
Thieves entered theb l3i'reaks C: N: bight is; blazing down on the party
R. station one night by breaking the
-mall pane of glass, directly above I thewater Waal light is reflected horn
the night latch, thereby, wallowing a :i t e water and•sand. Then what?
Pout. •could then set theshutter
ald to turn buck the lock. 4 express
speed for• 1/100 of ,a second: wa"ith the.
parcels were taken from the baggage • . diaphragm opening.. Thia' set-
oom. The loss was estimated at $50 ting of the diaphragm openitl.g. and
-'ro taseal Constables are working on shutter; will serve two purposes:
t
•1to
hc case. . "first --you w 11' lave the ,groper e--
W'eala titIIichliz ;er. 'i J'etraiinigr... lysrtie• and Second --at I' . t30 of a.
la ,1'r
x`vvw P adze. n iii ry,. wt,. lestys„ tl ee�* socond it S not be accessary fora
1oine: cef ,tatims>, Surf, MiSSo- , Mc -
Stop and Think how important it is
that you wear 'correct,. glasses -cor-
rectly prescribed for your vision.
Correctly styled to your face. `Your
health may lamely depend on keen
vision.
See C. E. ZURBRIGG, R. O..
At HESS JEWELERY STORE'
Every Tuesday at ZURICH
At 3?aah�wvood, Saturday,' at. Pfile's
Stores
la�a=��
S'r. PETER'S
Eyar gel calutheran Church
§, ;ZURICH ONT.
`A tt ba zgeless . Clihis a ye f -a Chang
lagorl ,-
Friday, 877 -Luther Lenge?
Saturday -Choir Plastica
SUNDAY SERVICES':':
10 a. Sin: 'German Service.
21..15 a.m..-Sunday School. -
7.30 p.ra.-English service.
Everybody Welcome to all Services..
E.
EI�IEGIEiEIlltir Pastor. ,
i
=SNAPSFIGT GUIL
:14 -BOR PAY i)iCTURES
�..•
Opportunities are unlimited' on.Cabor Tay for story -telling pictures sushi
as the above. -.
subjects fib "hold still" when
the picture is snapped. • ...a '
you :have, a box camera yoi
would .open it to the largest stop. fox'
;the picture above and a moaner one
for the beach picture.
I Although the principal rules for
picture malting have from time
Ito time been given in the Snapshot.
Goi d some readers may be bets-
ed'by a review of a few of theme
1f` there is any doubt, always give
,alrttle longer exposure.
Avoid prominent straight lines
such as telegraph poles and trees
.arid horizons :which seem to cut the.
picture it} half. ' i'
Never -allow the sun to shine di-
redly r .� the lens, of your camera y..
or :th 1 i2 -be a:. flare. of light one:,
the negative.
Flo not try to Crowd too many oh --
lents nor toe much scenery into a -
lrictute. ,Simplicity is the keynote of '7
art in photography,
Two-thirds land or two-thirds sky •
makes for better composition in a .
landseape'photograph than one-half'
of each
•
With ordinary cameras festmov-
ing objects should always be photo-
graphed with. Use tnoet rapid shutter
;Speed and the largest lens opening.
�lritlr that, review, Ire» e'e to mote -
!tad bettor pa:ttisiol meet labor 1lay--
JOH1rT "li aN'GUI.L,i1B1t