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Most wealth is rep,esented by paper.
Bonds, deeds, etc., are prepared on this
' material, one of the most liable to de-
struction.
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You should carefully .guard these pre-
cious "scraps of paper."
This Bank offers you, at small cost,
Safety Deposit Boxes in vaults which
were built for its own protection.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
800 BRANCHES. IN CANADA AND ABROAD
Regent Theatre
Norther -<i seam
_SOUND SOUND , "°" SYSTEM
•
SEAFORTH
Thursday, ,Friday, Saturday
NOVEMBER 3, 4, 5
BUCK JONES
in
"BORDER LAW"
'A Real Western Picture, Full
of Action and Comedy.
Musical Act, Comedy and
Mickey Mouse Cartoon.
Monday, .Tuesday, Wednesday
NOVEMBER 7, 8, 9
RONALD COLMAN
in
"AMATEUR DADDY"
A story that will satisfy both
young and old.
•Cornedy, News Reel an:1 Car-
toon.
Matinees Saturday • and Holi-
days, 3 p.m. Two Shows each
night, 7.30 and 9.15.
UNITED CHURCH Y.P.S.
(Continued from last week.)
The Rev. Craw, of Kincardine,
brought' greetings from Bruce Y. P.
.and gave an inspirational talk stress-
ing the relationship of our Society to
its church. No matte' how small the
group it has its responsibilities and
can snake the world better. Didn't
Jesus, 'charged by God with salvation,
•begin His work with a little group
.of disciples? We should look beyond
•o'ur own front lawns .and back doors
into human hearts and see what God
intends us to do. Rev. Craw also
gave two readings in the competent
style of an artist of elocution. Sup-
per was then served during which
ti'roe the 'Blyth Orchestra supplied
music. .Mr. Herb. Sparling, president
-,e£ Perth County Y. P., spoke a few
words, stressing the importance of
the duty of memibers of the'-YreP. S.
'Then Dr. Willson; re'pnesentiaiive of
the M. and M., was vrelcomed and in
his • usual entertaining .sityle pointed out the dire need of the
western people.
The evening 'prosr'am began with a
beautiful organ recital by the organ-
ist of Ontario Street Church at 7.30.
'The Auburn Y. P. S. took charge of
..the devotional period after which
Miss IMary'Milne, Blyth, gave the re -
:port of the buain'es,s and resolution
..committee, and 'Miss Walbers•'the re-
port of the nominating committee.
installation of new officers followed
, :1t which Rev. Sinclair, of Hensall,
officiated. A ltvost interesting debate
foll'brw'ed, "Resolved that we hal,
more to fear from the civilization of
,UrTited States than we have tram
that of Russia,'° with young people
from North Street, (loclerich, uphold-
ing the affirmative and members of
the Centralia Y. P. S. as negative,
Althouigh it was very dose, Cen-
tralia Y. P. S. won atld were pres-
' ented w'it'h the shield as the trophy
03 honours :feeing given to the nit
mems in the final debate. Mr. R. Hen-
, derson, Godlerich, sang • a Vleasing
solo and the Exeter Male Quartette
galve two [well -rendered,. numbers.
The special speaker for the even-
ing; was Dr. W; Wilson, of Toronto.
'Ile is'•dieeiply interested in Y. P. work
and urged the extreme importance of
attendance at the summer and win-
ter schools. Young people should put
themselves .into the work of the
church. The ,best citizens of any
community are connected with church
work. Dependability and faithful-
ness are the strongest characters in
building up 'the church, Rev. Mill -
:son's Message to the young people
was impressive and inspiring. This
brought to a close a very well spent
da'y for all young people present.
The officers for the conning year
are as follows: Honorary president,
Rev. F, G. Farrell, Clinton; 'president,
:Harry 'Sturdy, Auburn; ' vice-presi-
dent, Frank Wildfong, •,Exeter; secre-
tary -[treasure, Gladys Fawcett,
Blyth; assistant secretary -treasurer,
Lionise Mills, Blyth; convenor .Mis-
sions, Miarjory Jennison, Grand Bend;
Convenor 'Oitizenshilp, Florence Scott,
Bielgrave; Convleno•r Literary, " Hazel
Smith, Oentralia; Convenor Recrea-
tion, Ralph Henderson, Goderich; Re-
ligious Education, - Rev. G. W. Butt,
Gorrie; C. G. 'I. T„ 'Mrs. Mabel
Poc'ketrt, Clinton; C. S.• E. T., 11\ir.
Balkwell, Goderich.
DUBLIN
Miss Veronica McConnell, of Galt.,
spent the week end with her father,
"Mr. Frank [McConnell.
Mrs. L. Beale, Lionel and Kingsley,
of Palmerston, spent Sunday with
Mrs. E. Beale.
Mrs. Carl Stapleton and children,.
of Marden, spent a fey days with
Mrs: .M. [Meagher.
Mr. and [Mrs. Bill Halls and chil-
dren, of Stratford, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. T. Butters.
r111152•10MMINIIIMINEMMK
BAYFIELD
Mr, S. Gaylord, of Lake Geneva,
III., accompanied fey his two daugh-
ters, Nirs. C. Porter and Mrs. J.
Wes'toott, and her small daughter,
Jane, of Chioago, left on Tuesday
after visiting' his daughter, Mrs. R.
H. F. Gairdner for a week.
M'iss .Maud McGregor spent last
week wiltlh friends in; Clinton.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
on WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9th
Mr. J. B. Knight
Will display
LADIES' AND GENTS'
SAMPLE `HAIR GOODS
Telephone Hotel for an
Appointment.
Advice on .Scalp, Hair Tinting,,
'etc., etc.
The W.T.Pember Stores
Limited
129 YONGS ST., TORONTO
ONTARIO
PAYING POULTRY
Scott's Barred Rocks again feature in the forefront at the
completion of the Egg Laying Contests at Ottawa. Our pen of
10 pullets in the .O'ntari'o ,Contest, came third out of 70 pens,
losing second place by a mere three points. -their record was
2299.7 points for 2,130 eggs. This record was 42 points higher
than the United States entry which won the Canadian, Contest,
Ottawa. At I-I'at•row„ "Conte'st; we had high heavy breed hen with,
record of 293.4 Ip'oints for 2491 egg's. Note the exoepbional egg
size in o•ur strain of Barred' Rocks. Last year we had second
high hen in the Canadian 'Contest with 280 eggs. Records up
to 292 eggs were made on our plant this year und'e'r R. 0. P,
Vigour, good health and high production are pre-eminent it
(Scott's Barred Rooks. Our 11atdhi'ng 'cati'pacity is limited; we are
already taking orders for 'baby chicks for 193.3 and we ad'vis'e
getting early 'chicks, ,they have never failed to bring dividends.
IScotit's are not thatisfled just to well yoli chicks; we are at your
'service at all times, We sold 1,0100 pullets this year for 'local
custom'ers, and found a market for 3,217 pounds dressed chickens
which brought our custbaners $&11.72. Surely it pays to deal
fwi'th Scott's Poultry Rane.h.
FRESH LAYING MASH ON HAND AT $2.O0 PER HUNi1RED
J. M. SCOTT
PHONE 251 - 32. SEAFORTH, ONT.
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.. BIRTHS
Coleman- Ip T4sker'alpit'n, 0n (etalier. 28W1,
to Mr. std Mra. R.u,:ic0 0o1Meane a eon •
I.,{.'1 -MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our dear grandfather,
Mr. William meneaga!l, wlw passed 'away
November 3, 1927.
Our BPS canowt speak bow we l'ove8 him,
Our hearts tarot tell what to say;
God only knows how eye' miss 6Tjm,
And how 3eneelome the arse to,dayl.
• - —Nellie, Will and Harry,
3386x1
,IMPORTANT NOTICES
rj OR SALE OR BEN°r.—ONE HUNDRED
acre farm, Let 24, Bronson Line, Stan-
ley. Good land and buildings. Immediate
poise:aion- Easy terms. . Apply to LEWIS
ALDWORTH, Exeter, Ont. 3382x8
,Det. 20, Nov 8, 17
`)WOOD FOR, SALE.—A QUANTITY OF
hard dry maple body wood, 12 inches
long; 33.75 per cord delivered VICTOR
rFALCONIER, )Brucdfield, or Phone 629-12.
Clinton, and we will pay the charges.
8388x4
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mme. William Venus wish to thank
the many friends of Seafcrbh and Hensall'
/or the kindness srherven their son, Albert,
the pant ten weeks while in the Hospital
with broken legs: The presents and flowers
were highly appreciated. They also wish,
to thank the Hospital staff and the Lions
Club far thein kindness and also Vie young
men who helped to, give him first aid and
take him to the hospital. Mrs. Venus also
wishes to thank Mr. James McGregor for
the use of his oar taking her to the hospital
the day o4 the accident.
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
COURT OF REVISION
The first .meeting Of the Court' of Re-
vision for hearing anneals against the Assess-
ment Roll 'Peat 1932 of the Town of ,,Sea -
forth, will be held in the Council Chamber,
Seaforth, on 1VLandary, November 14bh, 1932.
at 730 b'elbck pane
JOHN A. WILSON,
'Pown Clerk.
Seaforth, Nyoveenber .1: 1932.
3386-2
AUCTION SALE
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK AND INIIPLEMENTS at Lot 15,
Bayfield Line, 4 miles northeast of Bayfield.
on Thursday November 'lOtth, at 12.30 sharp,
as fo'lloows: Houses—lVllare .10 years, in foal ;
2 general purpose Mares in foal ; gelding, 3
years old; filly ,2 year. old. Dawe—rHols�tein
5 year.:, due Februa.'ry 20th ; Holattein, 4 years.,
clue February 19th : 2 ITolete'ins, 3 year,, due
November 30th ; Holstein, 3 years,. due Feb -
rue ry 3rd; H'ols'tein, 3 years, due February
20th ; Durham 4 years, due January 24th :
Durham, 6 yeaa-o, due December lith; Ayr-
shire, 3 year,, due in January; grade cow,
3 year. frer'henecl 6 weeks ; Jersey cow, 3
years, fre-hewed 1 month : grade cow, levee
yenrs, due .February 23rd: Hereford cow, 7
year;, freshened a weeks; grade cow. ten
year,, freshened 6 weeks. Young Cattle --
Three steer:, 2 years old ; 2 steers 1 year old,:
2 heifer; rising 2 year ; 3 heifers almost 1
year old; 3 spring calves. These are all
choice yov.ng cattle in, good condition. Hogs
—2 sows bred 15th October; 9 pigs about 50
pound;. Imp'lemenits Me0obrr(ck-IDer!ritng
10-20 tract—, in good running order; 3 -furrow
Little Genus tractor plow; 2 -furrow walking
plow, Cockshutt riding plow, 3 -section spring
tooth 'hanrews, set diamond troth harrows,
16 -plate .t•adcm disc harrow, 6 -section har-
row draw bar, Massey -Harris 10-fnat power
binder, Massey -Harris fertilizer grain drill,
13 •run, neerly new.; Massey -Harris manure
ePreader, McCormick mowers 6 foot cut ; . Mc-
Cormick hey rake, 10 feet wide; McCormick
wagon good as new ; Massey - Harris
hay loader: iMeitney-Harris earn cultivator,
bean puliinne at tamhment: •MeOorm•ick roller,
1,r01: elege!, gravel box, sdoek neck, hay reek,
14 feet lone; hay rack 16 feat lone with
rellr•rg trop for hay loader. wheethorrnnv, sheep
'l(neing outfit, fenndnn mild, crrttin.es hex, se',
sdric; 2 000 tbs. capacity, grain, grinder 10-
inr'r plc+e; circular saw, fraane. with 30 -
inch saw; root pubeer. 2 sets double harness,
ruentity of hay. Number of cedar posts and
end pasts : forks,,shovels, horse collars and
ether an'r et•c tonumennua to mention,
Abovee•mentoned la,rti,clea all in first class
rendition tend all must he sold as owner tae
sold hie' farm. Terms.—All sums of. $20.00
eel 'man- e -ah : eyer thee rectum 9 months'
credit will be given, without interest. en
, fulmiening joint notes, ,which shall be sub-
ject to nopreval before rerr'ava•1 of the art-
iclen from the preaniees. A disrnunt D 6
pe- cont, strc'iteht for cash on credit amount
...eke. BROWN STEWART, Proprietor: G-
H. Elliott, Auctioneer. 3386-1
FARM FOR SALE
To cleee the eetetes of the late Roberti
Holmes end the date Tame Holmes, we have
been inclrurted to offer for sale the form
being Int Numb -r. Th:‘'ly-throve (33), Cen-
resi-on Twelve (12). in the Tnwnwhrie of Me-
Ktilop end centa•inincr one hundred (100)
acres. and"' upon which ,there la said to be
crerted a two-stwrey brick house, a large
tanked barn with gees a+abltne .nod ,reel
fittinrv, a windmill, a driving -shed and other
mit Arr'rlainm's. Upon thrix frim there are
nine (9) scree of bush and thirty (30) etre"
of fall sloughing, a good [arcN'rrrl and betel
bairn and house are equipped with Pelr-a
Bette. The 'hand is said )co be particularly
choice, in well fence and drained.
For further pa.rtiiulars apply to the un-
dersigned.
HAYS & ;MEM,
Solicitor; floe Executor,
Seatfotkh. Ont.
A. D. Sutherland, Agent, Seaforth, Onf'rie.
5306-tf
MORTGAGE SAL1
iN THE VILLAGE OF BRUCEFiELD,
Under and by virtue of the rowers of sale
contained On en Indenture of Mortgage which
will be en-oduced on ,the day of sale, there
will be offered for eele by Public Auction,
bye` George H. Elliott, Auctioneer, • on the
premises on Friday, the Twentyeffth day of
November, 1932, at two o'cloek in the after-
noon; the following 'lands and premises, name-
ly :--
ALL AND SINGULAR 0'ee certain par-
cels or tra'ctes of [land and premises situate,
lying and being,
FIRST IPARCiELe--I.n the Township tef
Tucketemith, in the County of Huron and
Province at 'Ontario and being cbmrpesed
of the North half of Park Lot Number Two
(2) in McDonald's subdivision of Lot Num-
ber Thfrfy-one (31) in the First Gonces';ion,
Lnncton Road Survey, of the said Township
ort' Tueleec)•ardidlh 'containing lis• admeasure-
ment Five (5) acres of land he the same
more or 1s.
SECOND PA.R:CEL--In the Villlage of
Brucefield, in, the ^ County of Huron and
Province of Ontario and being composed of
Lot Number !lour (4) in M.cDonald'e Sur-
vey of the said Village of Brucefleld, which
said parcels is more particularly describers in
a certain Dees) regita'tered in the ,Rdgistry
Office for the County of Hunan on October
31, 1916, in Book XXII for the Township
of Tudcerami'th as Number 8483.
'rhere are amid to be erected on the Second
Parcel 'of land in the Village of Brucefield
a two storey brick store and five -roomed
dwelling ahcve and ine.merliately behind said
store tend a one eterey ki'tehen, garage and
woodshed adaachFtl, to 'the said trick build-
ing, hot air dtea.tin,g amd electric lighting
And cistern, also le large frame barn with
electric lights. There le an excellent well on
the lands. •
TERMS OF, SALE- •Ten per 'cent in rash
on the day of the !tido and the hal entre with-
ccut interent in Thirty ring thereafter. The
turch•aner will be required to sign an agree-
ment to complete the nate.
Further- c end:itilans of sane will be made
known on to clay of the sale amyl miary he
had in the meantime from the u.n'deraignerlr
DAPICll th0a 3rc3 day of, November, 1932.
.JOHN J. HUOPARD,
Seaolferth, Oniocr'in,
V crnrldr'a Solicitor.
Gdo. H. Htl•febte Anoijiorueer, Clinton, Ont,
•
3886-2
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Merchandise been sold at such low
Not in years has High -Grade Cu
save
it
On Women's Cloth Coats
- ew crepe cloths, luxeDelightful new
$15.®0, $19.5 $23.50
A big variety of special values to choose from. ,N r
ious furs, guaranteed linings, warmly interlined. shades
Nin Black, Brown, Wine, Green, Navy.
THESE ARE OUTSTANDING VALUES
save On Men's New Overcoats
save
$13.95, $15.00, $22.50
Good weight, new style coats of Herringbone, Melton and fancy over -
coatings, in Greys, Browns and Navys; well lined; beautifully tailored,
in all the newest overcoat cloths.
YOU WILL BE WELL ADVISED TO SEE THESE
On Women's Fall Hose
Women's
pure silk
durable,
Two Read Specials 1
�J.
Silk and. Wool Hose, finest
and wool thread, soft and
All colors and sizes. , Reg-
ular $1.00.
SPECIAL 69c
Girls' extra quality ribbed Cash-
mere; full lengths, pure wool; splic-
ed feet; excellent wearing. Sand
only.
Sizes 5 to 8, 39c
Sizes 81/2 to 1), 50c
save on Men's Underwear
Lowest Pricey in Years
Fine Rib Combinations
Fleece Combinations
Cream Combinations
Penman's Combinations
$1.19
$1.39
$1.50
$1.75
Stanfield's, two-piece
$1,25
Tiger Heavy Fleece
75c
Penman's two-piece, No. 71.... 95c
Penman's Natural Combs..... $2 50
EWART BROS., Seaforth
Township of McKillop
MEETING OF ,•COUNCIL
The regular meeting of the Township Cour.
cis will be held et the home of Mr. Dan
Regele, Lot 7, ''Concession 14, McKiMI•op, on
Monday. November 7th, at 1 p.m. Interest-
ed parties should gknern themselves accord-
ingly.
JOHN MeNAY, Clerk.
8386-1
MORTGAGE SALE
OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
Llnder and by virtue of the pewter cen-
tained in a certain mortgage- which will be
produced at the sale, the underaigred have '
been instructed to sell by public auction at
'ME DOMINION HOTEL, ZURICH
on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 1932
at 2 p.m.
the If'olive/tng farm property: ALL AND
SINGULAR those certain parcels or teach;
of land and prem (eves situate, lying and be-
ing in the Township of Hay, .in the County
of Huron, bring composed ..of the North half
of Lot No. 26 and alae whole ,of L'ot Nor 27
in the Seventh Conctmusien' of the said Town-
ship containing in a)( one hundred and fifty IN
eerie; more orr dem. ..
On this property is a fine two storey Krick
house with Mate roof. 'There are four large
Ship Anywhere sample Package,
Ten lbs, good leaf
tobacco, mild, or strong, with free real
Briar pipe, $2.50. Twenty lbs. for
$3.50; 50 lbs. for $8.00. Quesnel, two
lbs. for $2.00. Agents wanted. Ad-
dress, G. Dubois, 13 Henderson, Ot-
tawa, Ont.
THE JOHN RANKIN
AGENCY
Insurance of all kinds.
Bonds, Real Estate
Money to Loan
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
Phone 91
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
rooms amd one smma.11 ors' uphtair:a a,nri double
Parlour, dining room, kitchen and pantry
dewnetais-a. There al• two barns -one with
atone walls and orient floor for stabling,
rand the other with shone foundation and
shed. There is aim a pig pen and hen
house. Both heal and soft water at house
and a second well in rhe lane. At the rear
is some akrft nvonl hush. The Perm is said
1, be well ds•a•imed a.nd fcnped. Only six
utiles from Hens Al I, four miles from Zurich
end ohe mile south of Hillegreen on the
Fart Line. it is centrad .to the twit mar- I
kers and albs to 1,1,11 school and church. '
TERMS OF SAL1
Ten per cent. on dry o'tl sank and belanco i
.within 30 days thereafter. • Suhjert to a re-
served bits.
Further condi time end terms will be made
known on the (ley of Rade.
GT..A•DMAN & STANBURY,
Exeter and Hensall,
Solicitor.; tor Martdhgee,
Oscar I iiopp, Acnotiomeer. , 22884 I
THE ESTATE OF ROBERT
Deceased. .
GARROW,
All persons having el'aims 'against the Es -
tete of Robert Darrow, late of Ole Township
of MrT{tllnp in the County of Huron. Farmer,
rleeeaeed, who died on or nbout. the Ninth
(ley of S'ptmmher, 1022, ore hereby notified
to send in, to thh Administratnrc. cin their
Sr,lieitbre. on or before the Fifth day of
November, 1932, full pnrtirulars of their
els ims.
downed in fely after the said Able, the sant
Nam i'nistrat Ira will dis4r'ilncte the aARntR of
the said deceased, having regard cn'ly tsc
(lainne of which they then 'hall hove notice.
end they will not 1)e 1inhie to any person,
of whose claim they Rho 11 not then hnee
notice, for the assets so (1i.otrih)terl, or any
part thereof.
DA'rED e,t Torrnrtn this 17th day of October,
1932.
MARGARFT (T ARROW ^nd' CHARLES
GARROW, Ad•eninistraltnra with Will ennexed,
By lkasken,, Rnberthon, Aitcltiann. Ficlnrp &
Onlvin, ,36 Ten -men Street, Toennto 2, their
StvlicMors herein.
8384-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS! MORTGAGE SALE
NOTICE IS. HEREBY GiVEN that all
creditors and other„ having claims against
the estate of THOMAS MARRIO'rr, late of
the Township of Dia milliard, in the County
of Perth, Faa•mer,• who died en the Tenth
day of September, A. D. 1932, are required
to forwardtheir claims duly proven to the
undersigned on or before the Fourtecmth day
of November, A. D. 1932. •
AND NOTICE iS FURTHER GiVEN that
after the said date the Administrator will
pnoeeed bo distribute the estate, having tweed
only 1, the claims of which Are then shalt
hate notice
DATED a, Exeter, Ont., this 26th day of
October, A. D, 1932.
CL.ADMAN & STANBURY,
Exeter and Hena'all,
Admirptrtirator's Solicitors.
3385-3
When you have a
HORSE OR COW
you want removed,
'phone promptly to
William Stone Sons, Limited
'Phone 22 - Ingersoll
'Phone 215W - Stratford
FARM FOR SALE
North ere -half of Lot Ni. 4, and part
South one-half of Loi: No, 8. Concession 8,
1Islw,rne Township, containing about 55
acres, the property of the late john Batten.
On the property is a good frame house
and bank hare, a never -failing well with
w•i nrhnill and ronneetiens txr stabling; gond
herd woad bush, abient 8 acres, and fine
young rrehnrd. Farm is well fenced and
drainers, and convenient to Reboot, church
end market. fronted tate posaeaca,ion for
plonc'hiteg and full pesaeeeirin April 1, 1983.
Apply to GARNET W. MiNERS, R. R: 3,
Exeter, THOMAS MORLEY, R. R. 3. [mean,
Tice tern, rn• GLADMAN & STANBURY,
TTrneell and fleeter, Solicitors for John net -
ten Estate, sass -4
s�'1.r:11:til,!
OF CHOICE FARM iN THE TOWNS/UP
OF HIBBERT
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Under and by virtue of the powers' of
Rale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage
which will be produced on. the day of sale,
there will he offered -for Rale by public ane-
tinn, by George IL Elliott, Auctioneer, on
the promisee on SATURDAY, the lith day
of NOVEMBER, 1932, at 2 o'clock.. to the '
afternoon, the foldowsng lands, and premises.
namely:
AL1. AND SINGLI.LAR that certain parcel
'sr bract of lands and premises situate, lying
end belle in the Township of IIihbent, in
the County of Perth, and Province of On-
tario, being composed of lot Number Twen-
ty-nine 1291 in the Ninth (9th) Concession
of the Raid Town -ship of Hibbert, containing
by admeasurement One Hundred (100) acres
of land be the same more or less.
There are said to be erected on Raid lands
a one ami rine-half storey brick dwelling with
asphalt shingle roof, 8 rooms and kitchen,
s't'me emelt I ednn, hot air heating mad in
excellent state 'ref repair, a large frame bank
barn, stone foundation, cement flooring, wa.
ter ptpeel into barn, size 40 x 60 and 12 -foot
lenntn, well roofed and in excellent state of
reptile, a large frame drive shed in very
good repa(r. The lands are well fenced,
well drained, very fertile and 'there is no
w-aate innd.
The farm ie convenient to church and
snhonl being about 234 miles from church
and 114 miles from school.
TERMS OF SAJ.E.---Tem per cent in cash
on the day of sale and the balance without
intereet in Thirty- days" thereafter. The put
chaser will be rennired to awn an agree-
ment to romplete the sale.
Further crm•di,tions of ea1'e will .he anade,
known on (he day of the safe( and may he
had in the meantime 'from the undentigned- .
Dated thin 13th day of October, 1932.
JOHN J. HUGGAJtD,
SeaIPortlh, Ontario,
Vtmdnr'S S'ni•icitar.
George H. Elliott, Auctioneer, Clinton, Ont.
FARMS FOR SALE
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FARM FOR SA.LR.—Eon. SALE PARTtt3?
29,su
'baffling 2 norm and
dknown Mtca the T.
Hays' farm. Must be arald to close the oo
It hot sold' will be rented. rot pttlaieulars
apply to .1. M. GOVENLOCIt`., I/twitter, Sena
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