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Mr. and WS. kOnrdon FOrd and two
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the brim of the Xornier's brother, Mr.
Marey Ford, last 'Saturday.
M. Stephen Pine had • the inisfor7,
tune to break his'arm while cranking
CAPITAL TH_EAT:E
GOBERIC t PHO 47
Beat Wishes for a Happy an Pros-
perous,New Year to 11.
Now Playing -George' Atilss
in "ALEXANDER HAMILTON"
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
CHARLES FARRELL and
ELISS.A. LANDI
preeent a fascinating 'etory7of in-
trigue and espionage •
ODYanclhSOUL
Sirund News with every Program
Thursday, Friday,. Saturday
"Penrod and Sam"
Booth Tarkington's greet tale of
irrepressible boyhood, featuring
JACKIE COOGAN and
JUNIOR DURKIN
Coming—Dotri. Fairbanks and.
Bebe-- Daniels, in
"REACHING FOR THE MOON"
Matinees Wed. and Sat.. at 3
St, 91114*•401.1.1._
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,•ry •
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kV1S W1ute,, 'findeMete,-;
Obatbalne. vik#4.4;*v.
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Whi1e_recently, .• '
Several people front! this*, ianity •
*ere in Exeter last Standayn *Ding
attending a'special -Chriatragesaervice,
in Janus .Street United Church:
• Mr. .and Henry ;Ford and fam-
ily ,visited at Mr. P. Whitlock's last
FrikkaY•••
-Tao late for• last week.)
. Laet,:'Snaday a ''"White•-••Gift"„„ser,
len Was held ia the church. with a
Very--,generoue respprise.2 -The art-
icles were el'othing for the needrin
Saskatelrewan.. The church was beau-
tifully decorated with 'holly,. belief,
'streamers and 'tinsel.. The music was
in keeping with...the. season.. '
gunter and Mrs.White-
ford are under the'dector's care.
'
Mr. and Mrs.. William' Elford and,
family visited' at Welbnrn last Sun-
day.. '
Mr. W'altier Johns, of ''Cornell.T.Ini
versity; N.Y., is home for vacatien.
• :Sehool elosed on Tuesday of last
weey,WitheseprograMme at school in
th'e "aftbrittoon and concert , in the
in the evening, making a full
day for the children.
•• McKILLOP .
The concert given by Miss Delaney
and her .pupils' of, S. S.. No. 8. Man-
ley school, was. a most decided suc-
cess. The .school •ropm was packed
to the doors. Mr. Henry tenneweis
acted as chairman. The „programme.
was very interesting from start to
finish. • •••-• ..... •
Mr. and_Mrs...C..Eggert and Della
and Norman spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. R. J. Coghlin, near Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Doerr and-kirls,
Mrs. Fred Koehler, and Miss Marie,
and 'Master Harvey Koehler attended
the Sunday school • entertainment .in
the Rostock Evangelical Church on
Monday eVening, ,
Quite a number from our line at-
tended the Christmas concert-glY.P
in the Winthrop church on Monday
evening. . .
• School Repert.—The following is
the report of S. No. 4, M.ckillop,
for -November and December; Sr. IV
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open 192- days bring, the year. Mae
havnts.,,.good..attend,anee.. :are; He...e.ter
amOnt,
19 :days; Aluaa..'14aVrreuce,
it Arthur. Henderson? 199i .Harv,
Wheatley, Teacher,
SchoOl -::Report,-....TIca':.telloWing , n.
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large. onYFO 14$tendegl the qhrkt.'"
litiaalree :entertaintilent at Irmagri...
Church p Wellagatiar'eveninolast
he page* given' iyMrs.' -
class waa given, again...at...the °Marie.
e re,po4.. of S. S. q. 6, IVIeKiilop, 'Street 'Oliurch.....em Sunday evening and
oteNtenembe.rnnd December: Sr. IV
.-Mande 'Sperling 76%, Evelyn lioegy
72. Jr. TV—Helen Elliott 76, Vera
at the :Huron County' Home TUnee.
day.,oveniag 'of this week.,. • •
Miss Edna, TOrnerr of • Toronto,. vis•
.uffy.. 75, 'Glen Pryce 63. Sr. ited relatives here-thle. week. •
.Leslie Pryce 83, Gerald O'Hara 74. Mr. Alien Jelmer,of Toronto, spent
Jr. _III.estRita Duffy ,887,•" -Mary{ Pryce Christmas at his home here. •
and Marie Hqegy (equal) • 73, Rita The many friends ,of Mr. Walter
Ryan 70, Beatrice Pryce 65,--1Iazel Layton are pleased. to learn he is re -
Sperling 64, Everett Beurraann 62.Sr. covering from the operation he un-
derwent.. et Clinton. Hospital._ . .
Hoegy 89, Audrey Beur-
mann•79, Boh•Duffy 66, Jr. H—Lotiie
Ifoegy 75, Leo Ryan 73, Billy ,Little
72, Gordon- Beurmann 70,,Alvin Beur-
mann 65. J -e -Irene Connolly. Primer
-Jean. Pryee, 'Rita Slean, Melvin
BRUCEFIELD ,
• Dr. 'W. O. Swan, of Hainilton,spent
Sunday at the home of his father, Mr.
lieurmann. Number on roll, 26 ave. hapes,.$wen. •
erage attendance, 24".6::-•e-e-Anona ,Dale, •Golden Wedding:L-The home of Mr.
Teacher. and Mrs. James McQueen, Brumfield,.
•was the se of a 'festive gathering
MANLEY „.. on Tuesday, Deeembeir 2,2xid,being
• the occasion of the fiftieth annivers+
Mr. C. Eckert and his two dau.gh- ary of their marriage. Only two •of
.-terei Mrs. C. P. Sills, from Seaforth, •the guests present at the ceremony.
and Mrs. Ms DeSlepretigh and little fifty years ago were present at the
daughter, Nellie, ffore.;Dettoit,-Called anniversary celebration. They were
on friends in our burg Christmas day. both sisters of Mr. McQueen, Mrs.
Mr. 'William Nichol spent Christ- ,Geerge -Watts; Clinton," and • Mrs. Jas.
ram with his friends in Woodstock Walker, Tuekersufith. The nuptial
event of fifty years ago tOok place
at the 'home of the bride's- parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ,Robert Landsborough.
'ef Tuckersmithe The minister offici-
ating was Rev. T. G. Thompson, of
Brueefield, who has passed away. Mr.
and Mrs. McQueen resided on -the 4th
Concession of Tiickersmith for twelve.
years and then • bought . the Duncan
farm .on the Bayfield Road, a mile and
a quarter from Brucefield, where -their
son, Arthur. McQueen and Mrs. Me -
Queen now reside. They have now.
been living at their home in Brum-
field for thirteen ['Years. Jur chil-
dren were born tot their %'ilien,„three
sons and one daughter; their second
son, Albert J., was drowned when on
his first mission field at Mannville,:
Alta., in August, 1906, which was •a
great grief to his sorrowing parents;
Robert Arthur '.McQiieen resides on
the homestead; William N. McQueen
in Toronto, who was present on this
occasion, and MTS. L. Forrest, in
Brucefield. Mr. McQueen was one of
• the family Of the late James Mc -
'and has returned to reeiffne- his duties
with his employer, Mr, Thos,, McKay.
The elections, are on and with the
fine weather and good roads, if it
continues, every, veter can use their
franchise next Monday..
Mr. Fred Eckert .had a family re-
unin 'Christmas Day.
STANLEY
Mr. Mervyn Keys, who has been at-
tending University at London, has re-
turned to his home on the Babylon
•'Line for the h 'idays.
Mr. Stewart Keys, who is attend,
ing University at Toronto, i home
for the holidays.
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New Year's Greeting
hi grateful appreciation of your good will and
co-operation, we wish you- all the joys of the ,
Christmas Season. May the New Year bring •
you good' health and much Happiness and-
Prosperity.
Srnitty's Recreation
SEAFORTH, ONT.
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ap Health and Prosperitp
and a bounteous share of
all good things be pours during
the pear that is to be.
We thank the trade and our many customers. for the confidence
reposed in us during 1931 a expressed in the patronage ac-
cord ed us.
THOMAS PHILLIPS
FRUIT DEALER - SEAFORTH, ONT.,
,es' • t.er
Mr. and Mrs. George Lilley and Mr.
Calvin Dowson, of Seefeerth7spent
Sunday with. Mr. and /Mrs. W. J.
Dowsen, -
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• Miss. 'Helen Anderson and. Mitt
Grace Robinion, of Clinton Collegiate,
are spending. the holidays at their
homes in Stanley.
DUBLINQueen-and Isabella Swan McQueen
• and was born near Brucefield on the
''London Road. He has .tWci: brothers;
William 'MeQueen, former city clerk
of Vancouver, B.C., and... John Mc-
Queen, of Flint, Mich:, and three sis-
ters, Mrs. Watts, Clinton; Mrs. Walk-
er, ':Tuckeramith, and Mrs. Bessie
O'Neil, -Baena. Mrs. McQueen who
was the sixth •elaughtef of the Lands -
borough family, has "three sisters and
two brothers living, namely: Mrs.
George Stanbury, Stanley; Miss An-
nie Lanclaborough, Clinton; Mrsi G. E.
Clark, Groton, S. Dakota; John
Landsborough, Brownsville, Peace
River, and W. C. LandsborOu.gh, of
Port Credit. Mr. McQueen has been
an Elder of the Presbyterian and
United 'Church for over a quarter of
a century. Mrs. McQueen. is a char-
ter member of the W.1/1:B., which was
organized in 1877, ' She has been a
teacher of the Boys' Class in the Sun-
day School.for 30 years and is also
an active member of the Women's As-
sociation which was organized a few
years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Little and Mr.
Neil Montgomery spent Christmas
with friends in Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs. Fergi.Bullard and
family spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. John Armstrong, of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Bennett nd
family, of Walton; Mr. and Mrs. Fs -
ter Bennett and daughter, Mona, spent
Christina's with Mr. and Mrs. George
Eaton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston ant
family spent Friday with Mr. and,
Mrs. John Bolger, of Walton.
!MA. Heist, Velma and Vera, spent
the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Jackson, of Walton.
Mr. exid"MrG•ecrrge Wheatley and
Blanche and Elva, of, Constance, spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Wheatley. " • ,
A large crowdattended the nomin-
ation in Winthrop hall last Monday
afternoon. Those in the field for
election on Monday are as follows:
Reeve, John Eckert, John Campbell;
Councillors, Russel Dorrance, Thomas
McKay, J. O'Rourke, Hugh Alexander
and Dan Regele.
Mr. John Bullard spent Christmas
with Mr. Harold Smalldon, of Wal-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Dodds, of Lis-
towel, spent Christreas with friends
here:•
Mr. William Robinson, of London,
called on relatives east of the village
on Sunday.
Miss Isabel Eaton spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Foster..„Ben-
nett.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Trewartha
spent Christmas 'with Dr. and Mrs.
Harhurn, of Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. William Trewartha
and •Bill spent Christmas with Mt.
and .Mrs. Zack. McSpadden.
Mr. Nelson Govenlock, of Water-
ford, called on friends in the, village
pn Saturday.
Mrs. Pryce and Nellie, of Seaforth,
and Mr. Eddie Pryce and Miss Annie,
of Constance, spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. George Pryee.
The following spent Christmas'
hofl-
days with friends in the village: MisS
Vera Feeney,„el Toronto; Miss Anna
Molyneaux, Kitchener; Miss Marie
Benninger, Hamilton, ,and Mr. Hugh
Benninger, Hesson; Mr, Edward Moly-
,
neaux, Cleveland; Miss' Carrie ,Kraus-
kopf, Detroit, and Miss Helen Kraus-
kok:, London; Miss Mary Cummings,
Goderich; Miss Bernice McGrath, De-
troit, and Miss Mary McGrath, To-
ronto; Miss Gertrude Stapleton, TO-
ronto; Miss•Anna McGrath, Chatham;
Mrs. Insell and Mrs. M. Krauskopf,
London; Mr. Lorne and Joseph Cron-
in Detroit; Miss Ruth Hills, Ottawa,
and Miss Flora ,and M. Hills, Toronto;
Miss Margaret Jordan, Windsor, and
Miss -Isabelle- Jordan, Chathani; Miss
Verona McConnell, Guelph; Miss
Nellie O'Rourke, Toronto.
ish
May Health, Happiness
and Prosperity
be yours in -the New Year.
J. A. ITestcott
jeweller
Seaforth
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WINTHROP-
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GREETINGS
Not Not only as a time honoured custom, but in
sincereppreciatOn of your good will and
With' faith in a future -holding much of hap-
' piness and prosperity, we wish you a Happy
New Year.
Po J. DORSEY -
iirnbing and Tinsinithinit-
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CARD OF THANKS
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heads- bill heads, note Iieads,
statements factory forms c
bels and: blotters; Let us. 4elp
your /requirements, , LoWest pc
prices consistent with highest possibie
quality. Our phone is 41. May we
serveyou? • •
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
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McLean Bros., Publishers.
EstEd3lished 1860. •
Seaforth, QnU
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BIRTHS
Kennedy. -In Tuckeesralth, on December 20th,
to' Mr. and Mrs. Angus Kennedy, a sell
(Louis Joseph),
Ford. -At Centralia, on Decen:her 6th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Ferd, a son (Lorne Doug -
Bernard -in Morris Township an December
22nd, to Mr. and MTS. Earl Bernard, a
daughter.
Hess. -in Zurich, air
December, 19th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Hess, a dauhter.
Banks. -In Regina. General Hospital, an De-
cember 23rd. to Mr. and Mrs. J. Banks,
(nee Lydia -Koehler), a son. ,ts
Armstrong. -In Clinton Hospital. en Doran-
' ber. 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. George Arm
I wish to thank my many friends who urged
that I allow my name to stand for councillor
this year, and al(o to thank thoie who sup -
Ported me during my term of office in 1031.
Wishing all the -compliments of the season.
CONRAD 1. ECKART.
TO TiiE E....UTORS OF HE
TOWNSHIP OF TUCK SMITH:
• I wish to take this opportunity
of thanking yeti for the honour
you have done me by placing me
n the position of Reeve of this
Township, and I appreciate the
splendid spirit of co-operation
which was evidenced by the candi-
dates who withdrew and made an
acclamation possible. There nev-
er was a time when there was
more need for united effort on
the part.of people than the pres-
ent, and I will do my utmost to be
worthy of the eenfidenee you have
placed in me, and T ask for your
ftuLther assistance in carrying on
the ffairs of this,..TownshipW3I. •
LLIAM R. ARCHIBALD'
strOng, of Hay, a datighter.
DEATHS
Dicicson.-In Grey Township on December 18,
Florn /McLeod, widiew, of; the- lute Elias
DIckstin, in her 77th year.
MacLaren-At Ottawa on December 23rd.
Mrs. Jiihrt MacJareh fermerly Edith Ell-
wood, of ,Goderich-
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting ef the Seaforth
..eateral Soniety Will bee held in the Carnegie
Library on Friday afteroon, January' 1th,
at 1.30 o'clock. Busins: Financial report
for 1931, election of officers and directors for
1932.
W. S. BROAliFOOT.
President.
DR. HARBUIRN,
Se.-Treas."
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Mr. R. E. Bright
Has secured the agency for
"REGENT” Made - to - Measure
Clothes, SuitS. and Overcoats.
ONE PRICE 044LYL424011
PHONE 265
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THE BANKRUPTCY .ACT
- CARD OF THANKS
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JOHN JOSEPH BRENNAN, Authorized
Assignor.
- NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
JOSEPH IlitENNAN, of the Town.ship. ' of
Ilibbert, in the -Cunty of Perth, did on the
TwentyFirst day of Decembr. 1931, make
an authorized assignment of all his property
tor the benefit of his creditor, and that Mr.
Edmund Weld, df_the...CitY or Loudon, Official
Receit,er. has appointed me ttOise, „Custodian
of the estate stf the debtor the first.
mecting of creditors.
NOTICE is further gisen that the first
meeting of creditors in the alsove Estate will
be held at the office of .1. & R. .1. Steven-.
son, 72 Ontario Street. Stratfrd, on Thurs-
day, January 7th. 1932. at 2 pm.
To entitle you to vote thereat, proof of
your claitn must be lodged wAlsewhie befoee
the meeting is held. Proxies to be used at
the nreeting must be lodged with me prior
thereto.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that if
you have any claim against tire debtor for
which you are entitled to rank., proof of such
claim must be. filed .with me or with ' the
Trustee whenppointed; otherwise the itiro.
ceeds of the aehtoril estate wI1 be dictribut-
ed anarng the parties entitled thereto without
regard td yolir claim.
at Stratford. this 23rd (lay of De-
cember, 1931,
JOHN STEVENSON.
Box 403, Stratford,
3342-1
WARNING
Take notice that hunting and traPping is
prohibited on the farinaof the folkswing Reit:
sons in the Township of Tuckermith: •
'JOHN TREMEER. Lot 10, 'Con.
WM. DO1G, Jr., Lot 15, Con. 4, L.R.S.
-JONAH GREEN, Lot 18, 'Con. 3, LR.S,
54 1..,ot 10, Con.;11,
HUGH MeGREGOR. Lot 14, Con. 3, -L.R.S.
RoBEirr MicGREG.OR, Lot 15, Con. 3, L.R.S.
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NOTICE TO: CREDITORS
leoricE kr: hereby. given that all ,ereditosa
and others having claims adainst the estate
of James McGill, late of the Town of Gode-
rich, in the County of Huron,' retired farmer:
bo died on or about the 8th day of Decem-
ber, 1931. are required to send to the Under-
signed solicitor for the executors full Prticu-
lers and verified by affidavit of their claims
on or before the Oth day of January, 1932.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
dfter the said lat mentioned date the execu-
tors will proceed to distribute the assets of
the said deceaSed having regard only Lo the
claims of which they then shag have had
not ice.
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario, this 22nd
day af December, 1031.
JOHN J. HUGGARD,
Seaforth, Ont.,
• Solicitor for the Exacutors.
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Miss Helen Smth, daughter' of Mr. and Mrs.
14. E. Smith, wishes to thank all her friends
Jim assisting War in winninf seernul Prize in
the 'doll contest at th's, Rexall Drug Stre.
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TUCKERSMitli
Sehool Report. --The following is
the school report of S. S. No. 3, Tuck-
rsmith, based on the weeklrexsthirt-
ations for Novernb0 and December:
Sr. • IV—Mary Grace - McCully 71,
Bobby Dalrymple 11, Jafnes Meully
79, W. D. Wilson 69, Artheir Wright
63, Beatrice Arritatrong 56, Earl Pap-
ple 54. Jr. IV—Annie I:'apple 76, Slac
Wilson 68, Alice Wright 65, 1^ heft
Taylor 51. Sr,IflayieatSon
75, Donald MacDonald 68 ia,;•1 Arm-
strong 65. Jr. 111—E1me Robins 72,
Grace Dalrymple 69, My* Pap*
65,Murie1 Wright 65, Ivan Taylor 61,
,in Salmi 5. • 11—tAllati Hill: 63)
zel Wilson 82, Preston Dallas 8.0.,-
ob1gt.AVatso0l 77, Morlek IA/rigid 71,
TEACTIER WANTED
Protestant school teerher far S. S, No. 2.
Mcilloo. Duties to commence February let,
1932. Applications to close 'January 10th.
State salary and experience. MILLER AD-
AMS, R. R. No. 2, S. -.forth. Ont. 3342-2
ELECTION CARR
Custodian,
Ontario.
TO THE RATEPAYERS OF YFIE TOWNSHIP
OF HULLETT:
1-40ve been nominated for the position of
Cooncillor for the' Year 1932. -
t#,300 believe that 1 ean help to cnteluet
the business of the 'twnship in a creditable
manner, f would ask your support ori January
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WThLTAM n. KNOX
TO THE ELECTORS OF SEAFORTH:
Hain gl been nominated to fill tire position
of Reeve fot the yea- 1932. and- with mull
Years of municipal earittierters- to my credit, I
respectfully solicit your support and influence.
JOIIN GRIEV, V.S.
Vote Grieve For Reese.
UE ELECTORS OF SAPORT& :
tin,-oing faithfelly served the Worn for a
tabor of yeam Oa deitheillor and having
this vest been nointhated for Reve, I PO-
ItipeatinllY gotten vent vete and 'Influence ilt
MI? behalf. .
oMtlittl. MOTH •
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Fireplace
Nothing adds More to a home
than a Fireplacr. open or eletric.
Why not have one now.
Wo are prepared to quote fig-
ures on all designs of fireplaces.
and we guarantee satisfaction.
R. Frost & Son
Tile iNlfgrs.•and Gen. Contractors
'ORT.111
324-3 CHOICE FARM
,MOR TG AG E SALE.
OF VALUABLE 50 ACRE' FARM IN
HIBBERT TOWNSHIP
17nder and by virtue of the Powers of e
contained in a certain Indenture of Mortgage,
which will be produced at the time of •sale,
there will be °tiered for sale. by e public auc-
aion, by Thomas Brwn, Au.ctioneer.
AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL
in the Town of Saforth. on SATURDAY. the
inh January, 1932. at 2, O'CLOCK IN THE,
AFTERNOON, the following lands and prem-
ise.; namely:
ioth half of Let Number Twenty 1201, in
the Third 13rrit Concession of the Township
of Hibbert, -in the County of Perth. contain-
ing by achna.surement Fifty (60) acres of
land be the same more or less.
This Fifty 001 acre farm is conveniently
sedated two and oe-half '211 miles from
the thriving VIllarre of Dublin, and there are
(tected on the premise( a ronifortable frame.
Isselling Ionise with kitchen attached and
small barn.
There is also on the premises a good orch-
ard of pearsplums and apples.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten 1101 per rent i of the purchaae money
in cash on the day of sale and the balance
within Thirt3. Met days 'thereafter and the
purchaser will he required 1, sign an agree-
ment for the completion of the, sale.
Further terms nnd condition; of sale will
he made knewn -a the time of sale and may
be hail in the antime from the underistgn-
rd.
DATED , fl•th, Ont., this 21st (ley of
December, 1931.
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A New Year's present,fer. eit
self that will:combine, rereite,
tion'and education, and will o -
en to yoiithe doors'eof-• nefaisee.0
cinating and rapidly growing -4
industry. Train "'at Canadtes,--..
itt largest ..school. We wekome"
inquiries and investigation..
CANTING AIRWAYS, tab,
7 Adelaide West, Toronto-
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AUCTION SALA
OF IIESIRAELE :HOUSE -AND, isor
IN THE TOWN OF sEAPonten-
The Exectstore of the estate of Janies•Mtis.'
Gill. -late vf the Town of Godericb, in thei
County of Huron. Retired Farmer. 'decease*.
have instructed George H. Elliott. Auctiens*,
to offer for'Saleby public auction. on Fridges:.
the Ilth day of January, 1932; at ahs: : f
Commercial sHotel.. Seaforth, the fel-.
lowing parcel, of land: The West Tsar
of Lot Nuetther One Hundred arid' Sit ose
the North side of .'George "B" Street, tei
Gouinlok's Survey, of part of the*Tovns of
selafertreh.
.Ilis an the property a one and a halt
frame house containing seven roams, vdtli
stone foundation, electric light and an Ear,
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cellent well. The dwelling is in very goo0
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state of repsir.
RMS OF SALE
TserPer cen. of the purchase price :MS
the date of the sale and the balance within a
month.
For further particulars and conditions of
sale apply to
JOHN J. HUGGARD,' .ere
Seaforth. Ont.,
Solicitor for the Executors.
George H. Elliott, ,A,uetioneer. • 3341-&
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S. HAYS.
Vendor's Solicitor.
Fomms 13 ree n. Auctioneer.
3341-3
MORTGAGE SALE
FARMS FOR SALE
WARM FOR SALE. • FOR SALE. LOT 20
J- and half of Lot 21, Concession 1, Me-
Killop, situated 11 miles from Seaforth 00
No.5 Highway. On the premises Fire' a bank
barn 58i344, twoffstorey brick house with
every modern sonvenience: 46 acres plooglied.
Thilk 3M one of the chnice farms in MeKillep
and will be sold es one farm or the 100 acres
and 60 acres separately, nn reasonable terms.
For farther particulars apply to WII,LIAM
DE'VEREUE.; Sesforth, or phone 11 on 144.
334-2-tf
'WRM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE PAT LOT
28 and 29, Concession fir MaKillop, cn-
tabling 192 acres end :mown es the T. &
Rays farm Must be sold to close the estate.
• If not sold will be rented. For particulars
apply to J. M. GOVENLOCE, Executor, Set -
forth 8201-41
rARM FOR SALE. -LOT CONCESSION
4' 1. Nay, 1 mile north of E*eer On NO. 4
Hihway, containing 100 acres. On the pm&
ises ere A two stem new brick house, one
bank barn, one frame barn, 00* ben bona%
three neVersfailing *elle: Well fenced with
wire and in excellent shape of fieivaition.
Trent9 minutes walk front ItW.:2 Scheel and
ell equipped with Metre, and wM be geld *.latli
Or withotit m. Ati09' on the .preinises
are:
rex* JOHN CAM ILt., R. 13 te.
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NOTICE
SCALES CLOSED
Notice is hereby given that the Town Scales
will be closed for repairs from Defember 25. 4.01,,
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193P, to January 2. 1932. '
Citizens are warned to provide themselves
with cctal to carry them over said -.week r as •
no weighing will be done.
,5y Order..
Order.
J. J. CLUMPS
Chairsitin, Public Utility Commission. %,
3340-2,,..y 41;
IN THE TOWNSFIIP OF
HIBBERT
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H. C. BOX
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Funeral Director and
Licensed Embalmer
Best Motor and Horse-drawn•
equipment. • 0.
Charges moderate. 0.
Flowers furnished on short
notice.
Night Calls Day Calls
Phone 175 Phone 43
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W. J. CLEARY
0. Licensed Embalmer and 0
0 Funeral Director
0 Up-to-date Horse and Motor 4
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Equipment.
0 Night anC>
d. Day Service.
Phone 1.9-22, Dublin.
Rna hy virtue of the Powers of sale
rentaiped in S1.11 indenture ol' Mortgage which
will he prcelueed at the date of ante, there
will he effered for :sale by public auctioe. by
(no' e Viott, nuetioneer, at the
Comm‘itel Hotel. Seaforth. Ontario, on
SATURDA . 2n4 DAY OF JANUARY, 1992..
at 2 o'clok in the afternoon
The following land and premises. namely: All
and singular that certain parcel or trnet of
land and premises situate lying and being in
the Township of Hibbert, in the Gourrty of
Perth and Provinte of Onterio, being com
prised of the North half of Lot norther Six-
teen in the Fourth Concession of the ToWm-
ship of 1-11h1ssrt aforesaid, containing by ad-
measurement Fifty acres be the same more or
less.
There Are erected on the said lands a good
comfortable frame hence With atone founda-
tion and cellar, a large frame barn with
seement foundation and stabling. The lands
are v -ell lpficed, detained and-fOritile.
7FIRMS OF SALE -'lo per (fent in „ens% on
the ais of the sate and,the balance Without
intctest In Thirty clays thereafter, The pur-
eausee :will be required to sign an) agreernent
to complete the sale.
Further conditions of sale will be made
Prionro on the de* of bile, alid aa be hair in
the Mental:Me freerk the undmnigned.
Gated' this Silit'day of DeceMber, 1081.
IGEN ,T. fi 6(tAD,el1lo12 SolittitOts.
11611Yertb, Ofltarlo
W 11, Elliott, Autbeteei Clinton, Ont.
$84,941
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TIIE JOFIN RANKIN
AGENCY
Insurance Olf all kinds. •
,14onds, Real Estate
Money to Loan
SEAFORTH.,- ONTARIO '
Phone .01 '"
A BARGAIN
FOR: $A1.1.—Fi2e acres, One,
from iStiafet1 drnhOtiSe
furnace, bath and .004; snialt 1b
good orchad.Trott, $15rB
Chance to Start oinOlian fdrikt,
oto. konly
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