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The Huron Expositor, 1931-12-25, Page 511 'A R 4, T� Ilea .!tl *s f f l9 ,I Y a A 1111111 111 1 -� —- I' Ch rin' s eet1 a r' In grateful appreciat ok of your good will and cooperation, we wish you all the joys of the Christmas Season. 't May the New Year bring you Happiness and Prosperity. i SM-itty"S" Recreation SEAFORTH - - - ONTARIO. Yuletide Greetings i We hope that Christmas will bring' you a full share of its joy and good- will; and that the year ahead of ' h11b fh " and 6 Lr #y,4n� o §e0,xprPP, �,�lent;. 1Su d xntlth6r; N'4y- al{1tn 1 �VnS4' oso lit Capllell, ofIToronto,. s'' holi'4ayiut with 'Ifer parents, .Mx'.' and 'Mxs. D. MdConnell. Mr, Joseph 'Carpenter, of Toronto, is visiting his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, Carpenter. Mr, Joseph Feeney, of St. Peter's Seminary, London, is sipending his holidays at his home south of the ivil- lage. .. WINTHROP "A 'Merry Christmas to all." Dr, and 'Mrs. Harburn, of Seaforth, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ir- win Trewartha. Mrs. Adam Dodds, of Listowel, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell. Mr. Ferg, Smalldon, of Walton, spent last week with his cousin, Mr. Tim Eaton. Cavan church held their annual Christmas concert on Monday even- ing. Mrs. Foster ,Bennett and Mona are spending this week with her parents. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hart and Ken- neth, of (Seaforth, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lon. Sparling, U0 s a e one o appiness STAFFA progress. j The services in the United Church on 1 J. Wesley Beattie the Smolnin iRev.y were lR. NySteweadtd, In g , pas - FRESH AND CURED MEATS tor, spoke from the text found in the second chapter of Luke's gospel, + "There was no room for them in the inn." He firsts oke of what the inn P keeper missed by not making room . fol• them, then he wanted to know if the child Jesus+that was born in the stable was finding' room this Christ- mastide in the hearts of the people, , - .. .. 1 was He given room at the fasts or th I f it d II th ht f tr' 1 ,kms' 1 , 1 ,f✓ X+' �N' 1 k•' ,A'•' J X•' K 1 rl�' I ;fr' ,Y' .Yr' 1 A�' 1 lfr' i ,/(•' X�' I k•' I ;N' A4' A'r' Av' k•' k ° .M✓ k•' H•' 1 h':• 1 oe k" 1 1 4•' 1 J" I Up; + ,v.11 � 1,v+• 1 ,tri(, �-lr ;r ;,w,11 , 1 � � uV r �h � 1 ;� 1 � 1 X11 � r ;w xr 1 � r N`' � r ;rr• , 1 � 1 � 1; •- r ;r• �'4, 1 �-lr � r ;eY r ,!r � � vf..0 ;r I ;r` '.k IS SO V Do 'h'�,-a Asa a•a ww •vn •w. ••-^ Y"'• a•44:; • - - - - - - -- - _ _ _ _ _. _ •' zNCE time immemorial papas, IS n brothers iters and mamas ss have fussed and fumed and worked themselves into a furore at this joyous Christmas season, be- cause they don't know what to give as a suitable gift. We come to the rescub. Did you ever consider that The Huron Expos- itor, arriving as it does each week throughout the year, would be ap- preciated much more than gifts cost- ing many times as much? Why not send The Expositor to those mem- bers of your family away from home? The cost, $1.50 a year, is so trifling compared with the joy it will bring. Come in and get this Christmas problem solved now. THE HURON EXPOSITOR McLean Bros., Publishers,. Established 1860. Seaforth, Ont: I,. ykl�. i ,S� is �ua'vzYed b ona tbrclthpx, John Werke, of Hay, and J. Keys, 1 ,otl of. i. ensall, The fun. eral, whie wap largely attended, tools: place on Thursday from the home of her 'brother, John Parke, the service beings conducted by her pastor, Rev. Paull, of Bayfield, assisted. by Rev. Parker, of Hensall. Interment was made in the family plot in Bayfield cemetery. The pallf):earers were Geo., Morton and 'W'ellington Elliott, Robt. Reid, Hugh McKay and George Fee, 'School Report.—The following is the Christmas report of S. S. No, 14, Stanley: Sr. IV --Elmer Hayter 6.$, Margaret Jones 63, Alex. McBeath 57, Wesley,' Jones 61, Wilmer Jones. 51. Jr. IV—Audrey Cochrane 71, Harvey Rayter 63, Aubrey Farquhar 53, Bar'old Jones, absent. Jr. III—Mary Farquhar 67, Kathleen Jones 63, Geo. Tifton 47, Marion Kerslake 42. II— Eric Switzer 46. 1—Mervin Hayter, Donald 'Switzer, Ernie Talbot, Ken- aeth 'McKenzie. Primer—Eileen Hay- 5er, Lois Rathwell, Jean Speir, Mil- ired Jones, Donald McKenzie, Alvin Kerslake. Number on roll, 24; aver- rge attendance, 22. -- P. C. Penfold, reacher. GODERICH TP. -Miss Dorothy Cox, of the London Jniversity, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les - ie Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harrison, Keith tnd 'Lois, of Seaforth, visited with :heir cousin, Mr. Elliott Harrison, on 'unday. Mr. Harry Proctor spent a week with friends in Zurich. Master Harry Little, who has been tt his grandparent's, Mr. and Mrs. red Ford, returned home on Satur- lay. WINGHAM Mrs. Griffin, of Patrick Street, left ast week for Washington, where she vill spend the winter. Mrs- Chester Copeland and Jean Ind Russell, of London, spent. the veek end with friends here. A very interesting debate was g'iv- :n on Monday last at the Guelph ,iterary Club, the subject being, "Re- ,olved that the radio exerts a greater nfluence for good than the press." Che affirmative was ably upheld by Miss Angela Gibbons and Margaret 'heevers, while the negative was upported by Miss Helen Walsh and 1. Dooley. The judges were Rev. Dr. Neeson; Mr. Lesehene, B.A., and Miss lose 'McElderry. After due delibe'ra- ion the judges gave their decision in .'avor of the affirmative. They were ieartily congratulated on their .worthy success. EXETER Special Christmas services were tc:ld in Main Street United Church on Sunday. The altar was fittingly dec- )rated and there was a large attend- ance at both services. The evening service took the form of a family .ircle service. The pastor, the Rev. 7. J. Moorhouse, had previously an- -iounced that he would present a ;ift to the parents of the largest 'amily present. Two families, those )f Henry Jennings and Henry J. Ketltle, each with seven, put the min- ister to his wits enol, for a time, He reserved his presentation until next Sunday. The gift will be a large sized copy of the Hymnary. The ser- mon text was found in Malachi 4, 6 and Deut. (i, 7. Ten girls from Miss Murra}''s Sunday school class, read short passages )f Scripture and the 11;11 1: 1, ' ^r r•,, i,i! fan fid Karl)- n l a d et. They are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kestle. The choir rendered special Christmas anthems throughout the day. The song service was especially interesting, in that the pastor called on anyone to suggest an old-fashioned hymn that was familiar to them in their younger days. The singing WHS entered into heartily and gave one the inspiration of an old time revival meeting, visitors here: Harry Greb, who has been attending university in Ann Arbor, Mich., with his father, John Groh, and family; Eu one Howey. of Toronto, visiting his parents; Harry Jennings, Huron 'College., with his parents; Hugh Creech, London, with his parents; Miss Marjorie liodd with her parent::. Out Of the ten prizes offered by the W.C.T.U. for the best essay on "Tem- perance," the paper of Gordon Grob, of the stain Street Sunday School, won the distinction of being the only papc; being sent. to Toronto. Other prize winners of the same school were Maiq-trot Taman and Miller Camp- bell, Miss folie, representing the sailors and soldiers, is canvassing the town in quest of fuwk, and spoke in the churches on Sunda,v- Mr. and MI-. Charles Pirney left Monday for Winnipeg, whore they will spend the winter with their son and (laughter. Will and Mrs. D. T. Fevgu7 on, Mr. a71d Mr: Walter Cunningham are "pendin", Chrktnlas with their son, the Rev. Borden Cunningham, Mil!hank. Austin Dillin,g, of Hensall. and son, Cecil, spent Saturday with his sister, Mrs, M. F. Quance. Bang Up the Baby's Stocking He's ;`lever Seen CRISCO Yet Anyway, that's what it sounded like when they'd come prancing up to my cradle. And they'd ,jabber 'baby -talk at me until I was fairly nauseated. They seemed to be referring to some Scotchman )•lamer' Sandy McClaus, and I wasn't a bit interested. What I was after was those five little pink things on the end of my foot. They looked so good to eat, but they were hard to get at. I became so tired of the ,big people fussing that, at last, I shouted in. a very distinct, loud tone: "Aw cut ii out for a change!" *ell, say; then they all started tc throw a fit, and yell; "Oh, 11 unixie, kt age Iwith fire on 'the. end men Q sang and chuctk'led, it at glia ?lode Then they pretty nearly wx nt cr'a'zy, and yelled: "Isn't he lust typo darlingl rhe little preciousl'0 . Now wouldn't that ;get your bib -And :ticker! I guess I looked pretty dis rusted, for they httn and took 'a tin :11ing that rattled off a tree that was ;rowing over by the piano, and gave .t to me. But it didn't taste any good, so I brew it into the fireplace. BIRTHS )ale. --In Seaforth, on December 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. C. Lorne Dale, a son -Donald James. CAPITAL THEATRE GODERICH O PHONE 47 Best Wishes for a Happy and Pros- perous New Year to All, Now Playing—BUCK JONES in "MEN WITHOUT LAW" Monday and Tuesday CONSTANCE BENNETT Ben Lyon - Dorothy Peterson and the star's father RICHARD BENNETT in a great modern dramatic hit "BOUGHT" Wednesday and Thursday E. L. Brendel and Fifi D'Orsay in a picture so funny it's making the gangster neglect business "MR. LEMON OF ORANGE" Friday and Saturday GEORGE ARLISS greatest artist of them all, with Doris Kenyon and June Collyer presents a picture you will want to see "ALEXANDER HAMILTON" Matinees—Wed., Fri. and Sat. Coming "PENROD and SAM" GIFT, Sunny Blue Potato, Pots Set of China Dishes. $4,04 Electric Ikon's ...... $2' Electric Toaster .... Cut Glass Dishes_75c , 7.5c Ea., Bread Boxes ... 75c to $1.75 Washing Machines , �. $18,75. Wringers, extra ...... $5,50 Aluminum Steamers ... $1.50 Sleighs ........60d to • 1.50 Small Wagons, $1.25 to $2.•25 Rifles, 22 calibre ...... $6.50 Flashlights ..$1.00 to $1.25 Pocket Knives ..15c to $1.50 Food Choppers $1.35 to $2..25 Scissors ........ 35c to $1.50 Mitts and Gloves 50c to $1.25 Copper Boilers ....... $3.25 , Silverware, 25 per cent. dis- — count. TOOLS, SAWS, BRACES, WRENCHES 5 Special Hammer, $1.25 xtra Special in Floor Xopi th adjustalble handle 1 1Cl �j I Roosting Pans. r _ in Granite and Black STAINLESS CUTLERY, Irom 75C to 2�0� Special Bread $ OF ALL Knife 75e Cast Iron Fry 75c KIND'S Specia�,,1, Knives Pan, only J and Rhrks, $4.00 TOYLAND—Full of everything for the children at rea- bl rices was e p ace u an a oug o the real Christmas crowded out. k, The Christmas tree and entertain- Again ment of the United Church was held Wednesday evening in the township 1 hall. A' MeXmas 'Clarence Norris, student of the Un- iversity, Toronto, has returned home �� for the holidays. Jif -A Mr. and Mrs. F. Golding, Strat- While it is only once a year that we place our good w%shes in print, we are always hop"'- that good for- ford. called on the former's parents on Sunday. STANLEY tune, good healtix and happiness are yours. A Merry Christmas! Death of Catherine 'Parke. —The death occurred at the Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on Tuesday, De- cember 15th, of Catherine Amelia VM, DOIG, Jr., Lot 15, Con. 4, L.R.S. Parke, daughter of the late 'George c•r Parke, of Stanley, The deceased who DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING Phone 227 - Commercial Hotel was in her seventy-fifth year, was ; born on the Goshen Line in Stanley, later moving to Bayfield with her parents. In company with her w ter, Susan, who predeceased t her two • ••:.r• - .. .. .. .. ..;. ..»` years ago they conducted a oress- making making establishment in New York for several years. About thirteen years ago she returned to Bayfield, ( residing there until her sister's death " - tr' 1 ,kms' 1 , 1 ,f✓ X+' �N' 1 k•' ,A'•' J X•' K 1 rl�' I ;fr' ,Y' .Yr' 1 A�' 1 lfr' i ,/(•' X�' I k•' I ;N' A4' A'r' Av' k•' k ° .M✓ k•' H•' 1 h':• 1 oe k" 1 1 4•' 1 J" I Up; + ,v.11 � 1,v+• 1 ,tri(, �-lr ;r ;,w,11 , 1 � � uV r �h � 1 ;� 1 � 1 X11 � r ;w xr 1 � r N`' � r ;rr• , 1 � 1 � 1; •- r ;r• �'4, 1 �-lr � r ;eY r ,!r � � vf..0 ;r I ;r` '.k IS SO V Do 'h'�,-a Asa a•a ww •vn •w. ••-^ Y"'• a•44:; • - - - - - - -- - _ _ _ _ _. _ •' zNCE time immemorial papas, IS n brothers iters and mamas ss have fussed and fumed and worked themselves into a furore at this joyous Christmas season, be- cause they don't know what to give as a suitable gift. We come to the rescub. Did you ever consider that The Huron Expos- itor, arriving as it does each week throughout the year, would be ap- preciated much more than gifts cost- ing many times as much? Why not send The Expositor to those mem- bers of your family away from home? The cost, $1.50 a year, is so trifling compared with the joy it will bring. Come in and get this Christmas problem solved now. THE HURON EXPOSITOR McLean Bros., Publishers,. Established 1860. Seaforth, Ont: I,. ykl�. i ,S� is �ua'vzYed b ona tbrclthpx, John Werke, of Hay, and J. Keys, 1 ,otl of. i. ensall, The fun. eral, whie wap largely attended, tools: place on Thursday from the home of her 'brother, John Parke, the service beings conducted by her pastor, Rev. Paull, of Bayfield, assisted. by Rev. Parker, of Hensall. Interment was made in the family plot in Bayfield cemetery. The pallf):earers were Geo., Morton and 'W'ellington Elliott, Robt. Reid, Hugh McKay and George Fee, 'School Report.—The following is the Christmas report of S. S. No, 14, Stanley: Sr. IV --Elmer Hayter 6.$, Margaret Jones 63, Alex. McBeath 57, Wesley,' Jones 61, Wilmer Jones. 51. Jr. IV—Audrey Cochrane 71, Harvey Rayter 63, Aubrey Farquhar 53, Bar'old Jones, absent. Jr. III—Mary Farquhar 67, Kathleen Jones 63, Geo. Tifton 47, Marion Kerslake 42. II— Eric Switzer 46. 1—Mervin Hayter, Donald 'Switzer, Ernie Talbot, Ken- aeth 'McKenzie. Primer—Eileen Hay- 5er, Lois Rathwell, Jean Speir, Mil- ired Jones, Donald McKenzie, Alvin Kerslake. Number on roll, 24; aver- rge attendance, 22. -- P. C. Penfold, reacher. GODERICH TP. -Miss Dorothy Cox, of the London Jniversity, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les - ie Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harrison, Keith tnd 'Lois, of Seaforth, visited with :heir cousin, Mr. Elliott Harrison, on 'unday. Mr. Harry Proctor spent a week with friends in Zurich. Master Harry Little, who has been tt his grandparent's, Mr. and Mrs. red Ford, returned home on Satur- lay. WINGHAM Mrs. Griffin, of Patrick Street, left ast week for Washington, where she vill spend the winter. Mrs- Chester Copeland and Jean Ind Russell, of London, spent. the veek end with friends here. A very interesting debate was g'iv- :n on Monday last at the Guelph ,iterary Club, the subject being, "Re- ,olved that the radio exerts a greater nfluence for good than the press." Che affirmative was ably upheld by Miss Angela Gibbons and Margaret 'heevers, while the negative was upported by Miss Helen Walsh and 1. Dooley. The judges were Rev. Dr. Neeson; Mr. Lesehene, B.A., and Miss lose 'McElderry. After due delibe'ra- ion the judges gave their decision in .'avor of the affirmative. They were ieartily congratulated on their .worthy success. EXETER Special Christmas services were tc:ld in Main Street United Church on Sunday. The altar was fittingly dec- )rated and there was a large attend- ance at both services. The evening service took the form of a family .ircle service. The pastor, the Rev. 7. J. Moorhouse, had previously an- -iounced that he would present a ;ift to the parents of the largest 'amily present. Two families, those )f Henry Jennings and Henry J. Ketltle, each with seven, put the min- ister to his wits enol, for a time, He reserved his presentation until next Sunday. The gift will be a large sized copy of the Hymnary. The ser- mon text was found in Malachi 4, 6 and Deut. (i, 7. Ten girls from Miss Murra}''s Sunday school class, read short passages )f Scripture and the 11;11 1: 1, ' ^r r•,, i,i! fan fid Karl)- n l a d et. They are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kestle. The choir rendered special Christmas anthems throughout the day. The song service was especially interesting, in that the pastor called on anyone to suggest an old-fashioned hymn that was familiar to them in their younger days. The singing WHS entered into heartily and gave one the inspiration of an old time revival meeting, visitors here: Harry Greb, who has been attending university in Ann Arbor, Mich., with his father, John Groh, and family; Eu one Howey. of Toronto, visiting his parents; Harry Jennings, Huron 'College., with his parents; Hugh Creech, London, with his parents; Miss Marjorie liodd with her parent::. Out Of the ten prizes offered by the W.C.T.U. for the best essay on "Tem- perance," the paper of Gordon Grob, of the stain Street Sunday School, won the distinction of being the only papc; being sent. to Toronto. Other prize winners of the same school were Maiq-trot Taman and Miller Camp- bell, Miss folie, representing the sailors and soldiers, is canvassing the town in quest of fuwk, and spoke in the churches on Sunda,v- Mr. and MI-. Charles Pirney left Monday for Winnipeg, whore they will spend the winter with their son and (laughter. Will and Mrs. D. T. Fevgu7 on, Mr. a71d Mr: Walter Cunningham are "pendin", Chrktnlas with their son, the Rev. Borden Cunningham, Mil!hank. Austin Dillin,g, of Hensall. and son, Cecil, spent Saturday with his sister, Mrs, M. F. Quance. Bang Up the Baby's Stocking He's ;`lever Seen CRISCO Yet Anyway, that's what it sounded like when they'd come prancing up to my cradle. And they'd ,jabber 'baby -talk at me until I was fairly nauseated. They seemed to be referring to some Scotchman )•lamer' Sandy McClaus, and I wasn't a bit interested. What I was after was those five little pink things on the end of my foot. They looked so good to eat, but they were hard to get at. I became so tired of the ,big people fussing that, at last, I shouted in. a very distinct, loud tone: "Aw cut ii out for a change!" *ell, say; then they all started tc throw a fit, and yell; "Oh, 11 unixie, kt age Iwith fire on 'the. end men Q sang and chuctk'led, it at glia ?lode Then they pretty nearly wx nt cr'a'zy, and yelled: "Isn't he lust typo darlingl rhe little preciousl'0 . Now wouldn't that ;get your bib -And :ticker! I guess I looked pretty dis rusted, for they httn and took 'a tin :11ing that rattled off a tree that was ;rowing over by the piano, and gave .t to me. But it didn't taste any good, so I brew it into the fireplace. BIRTHS )ale. --In Seaforth, on December 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. C. Lorne Dale, a son -Donald James. CAPITAL THEATRE GODERICH O PHONE 47 Best Wishes for a Happy and Pros- perous New Year to All, Now Playing—BUCK JONES in "MEN WITHOUT LAW" Monday and Tuesday CONSTANCE BENNETT Ben Lyon - Dorothy Peterson and the star's father RICHARD BENNETT in a great modern dramatic hit "BOUGHT" Wednesday and Thursday E. L. Brendel and Fifi D'Orsay in a picture so funny it's making the gangster neglect business "MR. LEMON OF ORANGE" Friday and Saturday GEORGE ARLISS greatest artist of them all, with Doris Kenyon and June Collyer presents a picture you will want to see "ALEXANDER HAMILTON" Matinees—Wed., Fri. and Sat. Coming "PENROD and SAM" GIFT, Sunny Blue Potato, Pots Set of China Dishes. $4,04 Electric Ikon's ...... $2' Electric Toaster .... Cut Glass Dishes_75c , 7.5c Ea., Bread Boxes ... 75c to $1.75 Washing Machines , �. $18,75. Wringers, extra ...... $5,50 Aluminum Steamers ... $1.50 Sleighs ........60d to • 1.50 Small Wagons, $1.25 to $2.•25 Rifles, 22 calibre ...... $6.50 Flashlights ..$1.00 to $1.25 Pocket Knives ..15c to $1.50 Food Choppers $1.35 to $2..25 Scissors ........ 35c to $1.50 Mitts and Gloves 50c to $1.25 Copper Boilers ....... $3.25 , Silverware, 25 per cent. dis- — count. TOOLS, SAWS, BRACES, WRENCHES 5 Special Hammer, $1.25 xtra Special in Floor Xopi th adjustalble handle 1 1Cl �j I Roosting Pans. r _ in Granite and Black STAINLESS CUTLERY, Irom 75C to 2�0� Special Bread $ OF ALL Knife 75e Cast Iron Fry 75c KIND'S Specia�,,1, Knives Pan, only J and Rhrks, $4.00 TOYLAND—Full of everything for the children at rea- bl rices MORTGAGE SALE of ('IIOTCE FARM TN THF. TOWNSHIP OF ii1nHERT Under ami l,y virtu, of the Pe�.e rr, of para ron!ained in nn Indenture of �L,rhraga which will be prndured nt. the &0” of snlv. there u i11 he off occur fur anle by puhlic• miction, by Grn-vi, 11. ISll,nt t. nuctimlfvr' at the Commercial Hotel, Senforth, Ontario, on SATURDAY, 2nd DAY OF ,IANITARY, 19:12, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon 'Tho following Irmo and premise., namely: All and ,insular that "rtnin pnrcel or tinct of !And and premiss situate lYinir, and being in ,he Township of Hibbert., in the County "f Perih And Province of Ontmri:r, being rom- nn.;ed of the North half of Lot Number Six- teen in the Fourth Cnncessinn of the Town- ahir of Hibbert aforesnid, containing by wl- measurement Fifty acres he the same more or I (a s, There nre erected on the said lands a gnod rmnfn,•table frame hou,e with stone founda- tion and cellar, a lni-foe frnme barn with cement foundation and stabling. The lands are ,-el•l fenced, drnined and .feYtile. ';FRMS OF SAIII,-110 per cent, in ensh on the dny of the sate and the balance without intc,cst in Thirty days thereafter. The pur- chmcer will he required to sign nn asrrvementrn t•, cnplete the sale. Further conditions of sale will he mane Pnown on the day of sn:le and may be had in the meantirtne frtvm the undersigned. Dated this 8th day of December, 1931• JOHN J. HUGGARD, Vendor Solicitor, Seaforth, Ontario. Geo, H. Elliott, Auctioneer, Clinton, Ont. .. BS4y6-1 t 'q will h,• hell wi 1,m,lay, the fourth dny 0 License In a flew an fit, ihr f"M-ing niiI 0 Funeral Director <* ' 1',•!I No. 1 .fame: ('•r -!in'+ I'i„.1=e, L•,t 14 ; 0 Up-to-date Horse and Motor 0 ,n i,'I'h„m,rs \1„ylan. D.R.O., W�m. O Equipment. tit \L,bnvy, P.C. p,,)] Nn. _-.1,,:,.pn n.^,-t'� x�,,,-r. T,nt 2;, O Night and Day Service. '4 •.y. ... 4 : .7,1111M Mot) ,,, Il. 1),R.0.. 1:5. i O Phone 19-22, Dublin- 0 s V P,dl .1n<rph Smith', TTm,'c, Lot l0. 0•®O O O O O O O -0— i!: .lobo Loaning. ir,R.U., ,Iohn I ,Y )'n11 No. I Reltnni Jfouir, No. 7, Lot 26. - -- sf+k ('rnr(­ ion 12 William Somerville. D.R.O.. { JOHNTHE McNAY. THE JOHN RANKIN�„I Returning Officer. 4J kti' 9:140.2 AGENCY - Insurance of all kinds. FARMS FOR SALE Bonds, Real Estate Money to Loan t s+ r FARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE PART LOT SEAFORTH, ONTARIO 28 and 29, Concession 9, McKillop, a n• training 192 acres and :mown a. the T. S. Phone 91 d1 f Hix harm. Must be sold to close the estata, If not sold will be rented. For particular fyiltk apply to J. M GOVENLOCK, Executor, forth. ft20?R4 "t - - A BARGAIN Fi ARM FOR SALE, -LOT 4, CONCESSION 1, Tiny, T mile north of Exeter on No. 4 TTighway, containinfr 100 acres. On the prem. Muco are a two storey new brick ,house, one bank barn, one frame barn, new hen housta, three neverrfailing wells; well fenced vrM wire and in excellent shape of cultivtMOI Twenty , minutes work from Wgh School and Fill eaulored with Hydro, and an'll be sold with or without crop. Apply on the premises or address JOHN CALDNMLL, R. R. No. E, Exeter. riot” FOR SALE.'—'Five acres, one from 'Seaforth; modern house furnace, bath and toilet; small l good orchard. Taxes, $15. SO chance to start chicken farm, etc. Apply to R. S. HAYS, Seaforth, Out. ona e k, SEE OUR GREAT DISPLAY , t.: -- WARNING hunting trapping is GEO. A. SILLS Q� vim SON Take notice that and °t rrohibited on the farms of the following per- ons in the Township of Tuckersmith :PLUMBING HARDWARE OHN TREMEER, Lot 10, Con, 11, H.R.S. VM, DOIG, Jr., Lot 15, Con. 4, L.R.S. c•r ONAH GREEN, Lot 13, Con. 3, L.R.S. Sy Lot 10, Con. 11, H.R,S. TUGH MCGRII Lot 14, Con. 3, L,R.S. AUCTION SALR. MORTGAGE SALE McGREGOR, Lot 15, Con, 3, L.R.S. k.. OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY 3340x3 OF DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH The Executi of the e„tate of James Me- Under and by virtue of the powers of sale Cd] late of the Town of , in the contained in a certain mortgage which wild u, elOTICE TO CREDITORS Farmer, County of Huron, Retired Farmer, deceased. be produced at the time of sale, there will be have instructed George H. Elliott, Auctioneer, offered for sale by public, auction. subject to NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors to offer for sale by public auction, on Friday, the 81h day of January, 19'32, at the premise;, a reserve bid, on Monday, the 2Sth day o4 December, A.D., 1931, at ,the hour of two and other+ having claims against the estste the following parcel of land: The West half o'clock in .the afternoon, at Lot fi, Concessiosrr ..,,��u";} • ,f •James McGill, late, of the Town of Gode- of Lot Number one Hundred and Six on 1, Ilullett Township, the following property. " 'ieh, in the County of Huron, retired farmer, the North vide of George "B" Street, in namely, the West Half of Lot Number 6, in who died on or about the 8th day of Decem- k,h)crdied to a the under- Goulnlnck's Sureey, of part of the Town of ?', , the First Concession of the Township of Hvl- .f✓. are reabnud send Seaforth. lett. .;,a• igned solicitor for the executors full particu- There is on the property a one and a half Upon the property there erected ar, and verified by affidavit of their claims frame house containing seven rooms, with ate class farm buildings, with plentiful water p ,n ar before the 9th day of January. 1932. stone fnundat!nn, electric light and an ex- supply. AND NUTIGF, i5 I'UR'THF,R GIVEN that crllent well. The dwelling is in very good TERMS. -Ten Per cent. of the purchase Irvr the sairl last mentinnea date the execu- 'state of repair. money to ,be paid down at the time of the or; ,will Pmrecd to di,tribute the assets of PERa15 OF SATE sale and balance to be paid within thirty 'Z •)' he said deceased having regard Doty to the Ten cent. of the purchase price on days-. 'Will o£ n•hich they then shall have. had per the date of the snle and the balance within a For further particular and conditions of n tiro month. sale apply to the undemigned Solicitor. DATrD at Seaforth. Ontario, this 22n!1 1,,,,r further particular and conditions of DATED at Clinton, this list day of DeceI ]ay of December, 1981. + al,, apply, to ber, A. D. 1931. ft( JOHN J. HL'CGARD, JOHN J. HLTGGARD, F. FINGLAND, Seaforth, Ont.. Solicitor for the Executors. Seaforth. Ont., Clinton, Ontario, 3"I1 3 Solicitor for the Executors. 3341-3 Solicitor for the Mortgagee. Geo. H. Elliott. Auctioneer. 3338-4 - George H. Elliott. Auctioneer. 5u:i .r MORTGAGE SALE NOMINATION MEETING NOTICE'; OhVALUABLE ACRE TOWNSH P FARM IN'TUCKERSMITH SCALES CLOSED M HIBBERTS0 Under and by virtue at the PDn'Cl'9 of Sale Notice is hereby given that the Town Scalm 'r"? December 29. :ontained in a certain Indenture M Mortgage, The annunli meeting of the electors of the will be clwed for repairs from 1931, to January 2, 1932. which will he produced at the time of sale, Township orf Tuck'ermith, for the nomination of cnndidatea for the Offices of Reeve and Citizens are warned to Provide themselvestion, there will be offered for sale, by public auc- Councillor= for the 1982, will be held at with coal to earry them over said week, as: bry Thomas Brown, Auctioneer, AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,year Walker's Hall, Brucefield, on Monday, De- nc, weighing will he done. in the Town of Seaforth, on SATLiRDAY, the THE ",Ther 928th, at 1 P.M. If a poll N neees- Bary'• srach poll shall be opened on Monday, By Order, J. J. CLUFF, )Ih January. 1992, at L O'CLOCK IN fallowing lands •lnnuary 4th, 1982, at the following places Chairman, Public Utility Commission. AFTERNOON, the and prem- ices, namely:- and by the folloavinir officers: No. 1, W, Gov- 3340-2 North half of Lot Number Twoniy (201, in anlnrk's House. W, C. Gnvenlock, D,R.O.. J. C. Hays. Lhe 'Third r3rd1 Cnnacssion of the Township Reine. ..: n. L, School No. S, ,1n,. kPCN . ;�'•' of Hibbert, in the County of Perth, contain- n•R•O• ; .1, P. McLaren, P.C.: No. 3 School House No. 4, Ram Whitmore, D.R.O., 'Furl 0 O O O O 0 <> O 'O O 0 10 ttt,�r ing by nom ea,urement Fifty (,,)0) nc ccs of Pepper, P.C. No. 4, Schanl House Na. 3. 0 land he the same more or leas. '' fit v •a � is conv'r.tr 1 ' ', Fifty ,501 net f,rm v lhl. i Y ns Chn man. T).R.O.. .7. W. Mcintosh. •I'h, m, n 4r•hool H ND. 1 Robert D. 10 O H. C. BD X •, 1 i �. from two sari one-half I_ ..1 m Ir n ., r.(•. No, 5 u. .1 the thrivinyc Village -,f Dublin, and there are the thriving 11(,11. D.R.O.. Nolvyn Trnrluair4 P.C., Nn. 6, Sinr.lnir, D.R.O., O Funeral Director and erected on the premises a c•.,+mfort.able f,-rme Schanl iinv<e N". 9, Willinm F.C. Poll from 9 O Licensed Embalmer 'd '+° E dwelling house with kitchen attaohel and a barn. Alexander Sinclair, open t 5 m n.n,, o p.. O Best Motor and Horse-drawn <mxll There i, ni.—on the p1•emiPe.i rr g,n>tl orch_ D. F. T&CREGOR, Clerk. O equipment. 4 •a'' ora .,r peso., plum, and appl�. I O Charges moderate, b �•",' _ Ten (10i per cent. of the purcha,D money O Flowers furnished on short O - , in Bash on the day of vole and the 1vil�m", N®MINATIUN MEETING 0 notice. avithin •Thirty ( 10) ,1?uy, therenfter and the O Night Calls Day Calls O purcha-ror the br• ivtio ed to sitvr, e- agree- moot fur the enmpletinn of the sale. McKILLOP O Phone 175 Phone 43 will O O �•"" Further term, and r„nditions of sale _ __ hr mad(, known at the time of strle and may 1'hr cnnani mr•rsim• rf rof 1 O O O O O O O O O be had in the' meantime frim the undo::•i,in- 1,A shy bLrnirn,nlitr of rl<i!lop willl b, held at kfp w!• r..1. I1.A'17T) fit Seaforth. Ont., lhi, 21.t. ,tay of it- N ntthr,p lla!I un IT, nday, Docrmber 2.Yth,• _� - -, l+rr(n,her, 19;71. R. S. IIAYS. 11,31. N„min,,ti„n= for r^r,didnte, for n T2encr sand I D 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 t-• Vendor's Solicitor. La,r ('miwillory „ill 6., 1-ro -1 between the;.J the after- i Thoma, Ilr, nun, Aw-tion(,, r. ;'111-3 h ur, of ww and tern u'rloek ,n n•vnr. Rti„u',1 m,�••e rnn•1i,inte, be nrnin:it i 0 , , �. J. CLEARY :'n f than err rr„uir••,I to fill l)a eevrrnl of c,3 , a MORTGAGE SALE of ('IIOTCE FARM TN THF. TOWNSHIP OF ii1nHERT Under ami l,y virtu, of the Pe�.e rr, of para ron!ained in nn Indenture of �L,rhraga which will be prndured nt. the &0” of snlv. there u i11 he off occur fur anle by puhlic• miction, by Grn-vi, 11. ISll,nt t. nuctimlfvr' at the Commercial Hotel, Senforth, Ontario, on SATURDAY, 2nd DAY OF ,IANITARY, 19:12, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon 'Tho following Irmo and premise., namely: All and ,insular that "rtnin pnrcel or tinct of !And and premiss situate lYinir, and being in ,he Township of Hibbert., in the County "f Perih And Province of Ontmri:r, being rom- nn.;ed of the North half of Lot Number Six- teen in the Fourth Cnncessinn of the Town- ahir of Hibbert aforesnid, containing by wl- measurement Fifty acres he the same more or I (a s, There nre erected on the said lands a gnod rmnfn,•table frame hou,e with stone founda- tion and cellar, a lni-foe frnme barn with cement foundation and stabling. The lands are ,-el•l fenced, drnined and .feYtile. ';FRMS OF SAIII,-110 per cent, in ensh on the dny of the sate and the balance without intc,cst in Thirty days thereafter. The pur- chmcer will he required to sign nn asrrvementrn t•, cnplete the sale. Further conditions of sale will he mane Pnown on the day of sn:le and may be had in the meantirtne frtvm the undersigned. Dated this 8th day of December, 1931• JOHN J. HUGGARD, Vendor Solicitor, Seaforth, Ontario. Geo, H. Elliott, Auctioneer, Clinton, Ont. .. BS4y6-1 t 'q will h,• hell wi 1,m,lay, the fourth dny 0 License In a flew an fit, ihr f"M-ing niiI 0 Funeral Director <* ' 1',•!I No. 1 .fame: ('•r -!in'+ I'i„.1=e, L•,t 14 ; 0 Up-to-date Horse and Motor 0 ,n i,'I'h„m,rs \1„ylan. D.R.O., W�m. O Equipment. tit \L,bnvy, P.C. p,,)] Nn. _-.1,,:,.pn n.^,-t'� x�,,,-r. T,nt 2;, O Night and Day Service. '4 •.y. ... 4 : .7,1111M Mot) ,,, Il. 1),R.0.. 1:5. i O Phone 19-22, Dublin- 0 s V P,dl .1n<rph Smith', TTm,'c, Lot l0. 0•®O O O O O O O -0— i!: .lobo Loaning. ir,R.U., ,Iohn I ,Y )'n11 No. I Reltnni Jfouir, No. 7, Lot 26. - -- sf+k ('rnr(­ ion 12 William Somerville. D.R.O.. { JOHNTHE McNAY. THE JOHN RANKIN�„I Returning Officer. 4J kti' 9:140.2 AGENCY - Insurance of all kinds. FARMS FOR SALE Bonds, Real Estate Money to Loan t s+ r FARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE PART LOT SEAFORTH, ONTARIO 28 and 29, Concession 9, McKillop, a n• training 192 acres and :mown a. the T. S. Phone 91 d1 f Hix harm. Must be sold to close the estata, If not sold will be rented. For particular fyiltk apply to J. M GOVENLOCK, Executor, forth. ft20?R4 "t - - A BARGAIN Fi ARM FOR SALE, -LOT 4, CONCESSION 1, Tiny, T mile north of Exeter on No. 4 TTighway, containinfr 100 acres. On the prem. Muco are a two storey new brick ,house, one bank barn, one frame barn, new hen housta, three neverrfailing wells; well fenced vrM wire and in excellent shape of cultivtMOI Twenty , minutes work from Wgh School and Fill eaulored with Hydro, and an'll be sold with or without crop. Apply on the premises or address JOHN CALDNMLL, R. R. No. E, Exeter. riot” FOR SALE.'—'Five acres, one from 'Seaforth; modern house furnace, bath and toilet; small l good orchard. Taxes, $15. SO chance to start chicken farm, etc. Apply to R. S. HAYS, Seaforth, Out.