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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1933-09-29, Page 54. 4 ; ( ii 11 PTEMBER 29, 1933. REGE T THEATRE, Seaf ort NOW PLAYING - ' Heralded as the Greatest of all English Productions "ROME EXPRESS" with ESTHER' RALSTON and CONRAD VEIDT COMEDY NEWTS REEL Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday --October 2, 3, 4 " BIG DOUBLE DILL "BLUE DANUBE" and "MISCHIEF" DON'T MISS SEEING THESE TWO BIG FEATURES Thursday, Friday, Saturday -,October 5, 6, 7 "MAN OF THE FOREST" With an All Star Cast COMEDY NEWS REEL Matinees Sat. and heli lays, 3 p.m. Two shows nightly, 7.30 and 9.15 EXETER Mr. and 'Mrs. Case R. Howard, of New York, are making an extended visit with the form'er's mother, Mrs. Harry Gidley. The many friends •of Mr. Henry Strang, the efficient Clerk Of Uslborne township, will be glad to learn that lie has been able to return from, the 'hospital at London, although he will lbe likely to be confined to his home ±for some time. At a largely attended congrega- ational meeting of ICaven Presbyter- ian Ohurch held on 'Monday evening, it was decided to ask the Presbytery dor stated supply for one year, A 'Committee was appointed to select candidates to he heard. (Miss Heleh Brown, R.N., of To - Tonto, is the guest of Miss L, M. .Jeekell, who will return with'•her'for a visit. WALTON ford; five (brothers, Louis, of Sea - forth; 'Henry, George of Grey Town- ship: Fred and William, of McKillop Township; four sisters', Mrs. Henry Wieterson, of (McKillop; Mrs. W. •Ewald, of Flint, Mich.; Mrs. W. K1ea of 'Mitchell, and 'Mrs. Herman Klelber of Wishner, Sask. The remains were taken to the home of his brother, William„ in McKillop, Thursday af- ternoon and the funeral service was held on Friday afternoon. J. J. IMcGavin shipped a car load of eiport cattle to the Old Country' for William Leiper, of 'Hullett, from Walton station on Monday morning. Sam and Leslie Bolton have re- turned home after holidaying for several weeks with relatives in Ro- chester. Recent visitors in the village and vicinity were: !Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cardiff v and daughter, Margaret, of near Brussels; Miss (Margaret Smith, of the' 16th Concession, Grey, and Miss Bertha Smith, of Wroxeter, at the home of 'Mr. and Mrs. Aubert Lydiatt; Mrs. Angus hMcQuaig and daughter, Mrs'. Weaver, of ,Seaforth, at the home.,of Mr. and Mrs. John MeiDonald, on the 16th concession of Grey;' Miss Isabel Ritchie,, of Strat- ford Normal, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ritchie, on the 17th con- cession of Grey; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bolton, of Rochester, N. Y., with Mr. and Mrs. William Humphries; Mr. and Mrs. J. Morrison, of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hoy and other relatives in the vicinity; Miss- es Dorothy Driscoll' and Helen Som- erville, of Stratford, with their par- ents in McKillop. Recent visitors out. of the village: M,rs. William Clark • and son, Alex., Mr, and Mrs. Peter 'Gardiner and daughter, Vera, .attended the funeral of the late Dr. Marsh at Hamilton, Tuesday;, 'M•r. and 'Mrs. F. H. Miller with Mr. and Mrs. John Bennewies at Brodhagen; (Mrs. George McTag- gart with Mrs. J. Dennison at Pres- ton. Mr. Thomas Young is visiting with his son, Milton Young, at Woodham. The following, clipping fron the Toronto Globe will be of interest "to the many friends of the late Rev. Dr. D. B. Marsh, whose former wife was Miss Annie Gardiner, a sister ofa&Irs. Wiliam Clark and ''Mr. Peter Gard- iner, of this vicinity. Misses Jean, Annie and Maud Fer- guson, of Seaforth, were guests at the home of Mrs. William Neal on Sunday. Air and. Stored Potatoes Careless storing of wet potatoes is responsible for unnecessary annual losses, Potatoes ought to be stored dry in a cool, well -ventilated cellar which isperfectly dark. Piling pota- toes in heaps in warm and poorly ventilated cellars creates the most favourable conditions for rotting, Be- fore placing the potatoes in a cellar, wooden slats slightly apart should be nailed about six inches or more from the wall, and a temporary floor with cracks between the boards should be laid about six inches above the per- manent floor. This will ensure air to circulate around and under the pile of potatoes. If it should so happen that the pile has to be very large, square ventilators made • of -wooden slats and running from top to bot- tom of the pile should be put in here and there. Together with the cir- culation of air at the sides and at the 'bottom of the pile, these ventilators will keep the potatoes in a much bet- ter condition that if they were in a solid pile. Another good (plan is to keep the potatoes in large crates made with slats, the ventilation between the crates assisting very much in keeping the potatoes in good condi- tion. The telmiperature of the store- house or cellar should be kept as nearly 33 or 35 degrees F. as pos- sible. .The annual 'Sabbath school rally day service was observed in Duff's "United Church or Sunday morning. The order of service as prepared by -the Board of Y. P. S. and Sabbath Schools of the church, was carried out in full. The address on "Loyalty -to God, to the Home, to the Church; and to the .Country" was given by -the pastor, Rev. Charles ''Cumming. An anthem was rendered by the choir -under the leadership of Miss Bessie Davidson. The weekly meeting of the. Y.P.S. of (Duff's Church was held in the school room, on (Sunday evening with 'over fifty in attendance. The fourth vice-president, Miss Margaret" Cum- -,ming, presided oder the meeting, which, opened with a hymn, after which (Psalm 19 was read responsive- ly. ICommnients on the 'S'cripture read- ing were given' by Jack 'Murray, A prayer offered by Fred Rutledge was followed with a hymn and the roll .,call, which was responded to with a favorite hymn. The minutes of the -previous meeting were read by the secretary, (Miss Edna Reid. Follow- ing the offering a topic entitled, "Our 'Literary Heritage in 'Hymns" was ably given by IMt's. Peter Gardiner. '?The pastor, Rev. C. 'Cumming, gave an interesting talk on "H•yinns," af- ter which the meeting closed with a 4dynin and the Mizpah benediction re- peated in unison. The service next -Sunday evening 'will be in charge of the (Women's Missionary Society. The guest speaker will be Miss Sperl- ing, a returned missionary from China. A W. M. S. choir under the leadership of (Mrs. Colin Fingland, Will lead in the service of song, In order to get the London Dailies 31ere earlier in the day, they are now being sent by special morning con- tyeyance. We are pleased to report that Bill Dennis who received a r"actured leg -recently is alble ,to be out with the aid of crutches. Mr. and Mrs. James Bishop, who Calve been residing on a farm on th 18th concession of Grey, have moved their household effects to their home in the village. The usual service was held in St. /George's Church on 'Sunday after- noon last. A well delivered sermon was given by the rector, Rev. F. G. (Rickard. Russell Wilson, of Brussels, who is attending ISeaforth Collegiate, row residing in the village with his', Mother, Mrs. R. (Wilson and 'Mrs. Neal. The service in 'Duff's United church will be in charge of the pastor, Rev. Charles Cumming on Sunday morn- ing next. The subject for his dis- course will :be "Nevertheless." LA. number from the village attend- ed the funeral of Adam .Hoegy, a life long resident of ,McKillop Township, who died early Wednesday adorning, September 20, et the 'home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Thomas, A'partmlent 6, 50 Wellington 'Street, Stratford, where be had been staying for the past few weeks. He had been 111 for some time but' had been forced to remain in bed only sinCe the first of the month. He was born•,fifty-nine years ego, the son of the late Louis Hoegy and Louisa 'Beurm'an, of "'Mlc- Sillop. IMr. JHbegy was a member of the Evangelical 'Church. Predeceas- ed Iby his wife,• formerly Caroline Isehe by ten years, he is survived by his rnloth,er, one son, .Sydney, in the West. two daughters, Misses Ahnanda .and Edna Hoegy, of Sltrat- -'lode, and to lbeneflt through the 401e of breeding shock and hatthin'g eggs. Attention .is called to the fast that application .for entry for R. 0. P. certificates, which should be address- ed to the Poultry Division Live Stock $ranch, Ottawa, must be received one month in advance of the dote' on which it is intended to commence the records, aad that no entries will. be accepted after November 30. R.O.P. certificates may be granted for all birds, not otherwise disqualified, which lay 200 eggs in 365 consecu- tive days, provided that at least the number of eggs laid during official inspection weigh two ounces ar over, starting one month after each bird's record commences, and in no case lat- er than January 1. IMPORTANT NOTICES ULLS FOR SALE. -TWO DARK RED B Shorthorns, ready for service. Real good animals from good milking dams. Apply to JAMES HILL, Staffer, or phone Dublin Cen- tral. 3433-tf AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK. Grain, Etc., will be held at Lot 16, Con- cession 134 Hulllett Towns -hip, on Wednesday, October 4th.: The following will be offered for sale at 1.30 p.m. sharp: Horses -Five horses, Cattle -10 milk cows, 4 fresh 5 year olds ; 12 calves, Pigs -112 fat hogs, '1 sow. Poultry -1150 April pellets, 11 young geese, 3 old geese. Grain-vA quantity of grain, 20 sa*e ground alfalfa meal. Rods- One-half sere "manges. Eveaxythting will be sold es the proprietor has rented his farm. Terms - Cash, C. E. PARSONS,. Proprietor; G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. 3433-1 AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF- FECTS. -Mr. Harrold Dale has been in- structed to sell by public auudtion on the premises, High Street, Seaforth, on .Saturdiay, September 30th, at 1.30 um., the following horisehold effects: Cook stove with water front, lawn mower, washing machine and wringer, copper boiler, glass cupboard, sew- ing machine, electric iron flat irons, twb- burner coal oil stove, sidelrbard, kitchen dtvairs, dining room chairs, rocking chairs, cherry, drop leaf tabic, extension dining table, other small tables: walnut cheat of drawers. organ„ dressers, beds, •nmiattresses, springs, dishes, congodeum rugs, linoleum, step ]adder, garden totals, couch, day bed, curtains, 'l'arnps, polls hndp pans, font glens and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms -Cash. ROBERT •GRIEVE, Proprietor : Harold. Dale, Auctioneer. 84331 R. 0. P. Poultry Breeding The international fame of Canadian Record of Performance and Register- ed poultry can be justly attributed to the establishment of high -producing lines of healthy vigorous birds under the aupenvision of the Dominion and Provincial ?Departments of Agricul- ture. Consequently, the 1933-34 rules and regulations for R. O. P. poultry 'which have Aust been issued by the Live Stock 'Cdlnmissioner assume. an import of more than ordinary signifi- cance. Although no changes •have been 'made from the previous year the opportunity is once ,nitre given to the individual to learn more about poultry ;breeding, to build up his own ROUND TRIP BARGAIN FARES Saturday, Sept. 30 To WINDSOR - DETROIT $3.20 $3.45 Children 6 years Tickets good in coaches only. Ticket, to Detroit sold subject to meets Lv. Ar. and under 12, half fare. No baggage checked, passengers meeting immigration require - of U. 8. A. (Standard Time) "' RETURNING GOING flEAFORTH 7.22 A.M. 3.10 P.M. WINDSOR 2.30 P.M. 8.36 P.M. DETROIT 3.10 P.M. 9.20 P.M. For Tickets Information, to and Tfetd+t's amply to valid to return up including following Mondry. SEAFORTH, ONT. - Depot Ticket Agent. CANADIAN! NATIONAL (T-202) MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY IN THE TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY Under and by virtue of the powers ecn- tained in a certain mortgage which will be produced at the sale, there will be offered for sale by public auction on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1933 at 2 o'clock p.rn., at BERRY'S GARAGE, BRUCEFIELD the farm property known as Lot Number Eleven (11) in, the Fifth (5th) Concession of the Town's/hi/5 Of Stanley, containing 100 acre, more br less. This property is convenient to bath Varna and Brumfield. It is said to be fenti'le and well suited for farming. TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent. of the purchase money at the time of sole, and the balance within 30 days thereafter.. l''or further particulars and conditions of sale apply to GLADMAN & STANBURY, Hensall and Exeter, Solicitors far Mortgagee. 3432-7 AUCTION SALE OF CHATTELS' Under and by virtue of the provisions con- tained in a certain Chattel Mortgage which will be producedan the day of sale,• there will be offered for sale by public auction on Lot No. 1. Concession 13, Township of Tuck- ersnritth, on 'SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th, 1933 at 2 o'clock the fallowing chattels: Horses -1 aged bay gelding, 1 brown geld- ing 12 years old, 1 black driving mare, aged. Cattle -1 Jersey cow 4 years old, 2 aged cows, 2 three year -old cows, 1 }holstein cow 4 years, old, 2 heifers, yearlings; 2 steers, yeanlingB ; 6 calves. Hogs -Three sows. Grain -160 bushels wheat, 160 bushels bar. - ley,, 250 bushels oats, a quantity of :beans, 10 ',tons hay. 7rsmg1'ements-Mahsely-BIarr$h Minder, Deer- ing mower, Massey -Harris mower, Massey - Harris roller, set 3 -en tion barrows, walking plow, Tudhope & Anderson wagon, hay rack, cutter, buggy, set double harness, set single (harness. Other articles too numerous t. mention. TERMS OF SALE. -Cash. George Elliott. Auctioneer, Clinton, Ont. F. E. Willis, Bailiff, Exeter, Ont. CARLIN & MORLEY. Solicitors far Mortgagee, Exeter, Ont. ( 3431-8 AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND FARM CHATTELS The Executrix of the Estate of the late GEORGE W. WREN is offering for sale the following 'real estate. (subject to reserve bids) and farm chattels, by public auction, on Lot No. 24, Concession 12, Township of Hibbert, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11th; 1933 at one o'clock the following: - 1. REAL ESTATE -Lot No. 24, Con: 12, Tawnhhilp of Hibbert, 100 acres. On this faom is a rimed frame house: large barn on stone foundation ; 1 acre of orchard ; ever - flowing spring ; 5 acres of bush land. 2. West half of Lot Ne. 26, Concession 12, Township of llli'bbert; 50 Werth. On this farrn is an overflowing spring and 5 acres of bush. FARM CHATTELS : BIRTHS Dm0.e. �In siu114e t t, op ,Mondor, September t6, !6o Mr, and M. A1vLn Dello, is, tion. Wtnight.--an Vinton HioitOlilap, err September 22md, to Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wirig.ht, o8 IS'cefloatth. a daughter. -' Steed de. -,yip Scott Memomisl 11oeylial. Sea - forth, on Septotober ¢6rd, to Mr. and Mrs. IDaniel Steekle, of Zurich, (nee Miss Gerich), a daughter (Btwll born). Mese.-In Hass Tlawnsbi'p, on September 7. .to Mr. and M. James. Mange, a on. Bender. -In Hay Towmahip, on September 11, Ito Mr. and Mars. William Bender, a dough - tar, Campbe)1-In Hay Toonoa ip, on September 16, ib Mr. and Mrs. Percy Campbell, a daughter, BAILIFF'S SALE By virtue of a Distress Warrant for boxes, I have seized a quantity of goods and chat- tels consisting of farm implements and ma- chd'nery, which I will offer for sale at public auction on the premises of the Flax Mill pnaperty, corner Goderich Street, East, and Co/email, Street, Seaforth, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 1933 at 2.00 p.m.. For list of chattels see sale bilis. No Reserve. Terms -Cash. , JAMES V. RYAN, Bailiff. Harold Dalle, Auctioneer. 3433,2 NOTICE (Commencing October 2nd, we will rein the Chopping Mill every day. KRUSE BROS. R. R. 3, Seaforth, Ont. 3433-2 Building for Sale ler J�5 !yrr161°1+vi ,„t(:Vilti ,9. tae li Tender fbr the pa x base of the fallowing building will be received by the undersigned up to and including October 7, 1933: Club House - Used as a club house by the Seafonbh Golf and Country Club. The building 38 "af frame oonBlruction '26' by 161/' with a 101/2 foot verandah on too sides, One third of verandah is glassed in. The building is covered with shingles and is lined throughout with B. O. fir. It contain a kiitohen 16/' x 8' complete with built in cupboards. The entire building h but re- denlNy ,erected and is in excellent condition. It would make a wonderful summer ,cottage. The building Ts situatad on the present property of the Seatforth Gall and Country Club, on the farm of Thomas Dodds, McKil-. lop. Immediate poesestitan may be had: Terms -cash. THE SEAFORTH GOLF BOLDING CORPORATION, LTD. Y. McLean, Secretary. 3432-3' NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given under the statutes in that behalf that all persons having any claims against Johanna/ McQuaid, late of the 'Down of Seaforth, decanted, who died on the 12th day of August, 1933, are required to send to the undersigned solicitors for the Executrix, full pariticulars in writing and verified by affidavit of their claims and the .nature of the securities. if any, held "by Theon", on or before the 30th day of September, 1933, after which date the said Executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased, having regard only to the claims of which they then shall have had notice. DATED at Seadbrth; Out, this 9th' day of 'September, 1933. •Horse, -2 work horh.ets 10 years old; one driving macre, 7 years old; 1 driving mare, 5 Years old; 1 ,blood gelding rising 4 years old, sired by Davenport ,Oattte, all Hoteteins-tCbw 4 years old, Just freshened.; 2 caws 5 years old, milking; cow 9 years old, noilking : en4e 6 years old, far - TOW ; heifer 3 years aid : yearling heifer (grade Holstein) : yearling ban; !refer eadf 1 month old (grade Holstein). Poultry -120 hens, Impilements.--McCormick-,Deenhi1 binder 7 foot cut (goad as new), Massey -Harris mower 6 -foot eryt, Deering hay rake, 10 -Moot; Me- Oorniiok-Deering eulipadker, stiff tooth culti- vator, tractor pow, 3.fuoroes (Odclorhuttt), 2 seNs a 4 -section diamond harrows, 1 set 2- betctlibm ' Ranniorid hamrowpi 2040 A.dvlamtde- Rarmely tractor, 1 walking plkvw, case com- bine, 9 -foot cut, in good condition: MoCor trick -Deering 13 -dist ferbi'lizdr drill ; Chat- ham wagon, (ruck wagon, 1 set sleighs, hay rank, gravel hox, stock rack, cutter, Clinton banning mill, 2 wheelbarrows, set scales, De Larval cream separator, extension ladder, scoop shovel, fork1, whifiletttrees and neckyokes, set double harness, set single harness, set third horse harness, quantitty of hay, lumber and block wood - TERMS OF SALE Ch.y1201es•-Caslh. Real Waite -AO per cent. on day of sale, balance in 30 days there- after. For further prunticulars apply to MRS. EDNA PATERSON, Executrix, Henaa:l, Ont. .1: George Elliott, Auctioneer, Clinton, Ont. CARVING & MOTILFY, Sancti/cm far Executrix, Exeter, Ontario. 8430-2 HAYS & MEIR, Solicitors for Executrix. 3431-3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE s hereby gi'ten under the statutes in that •behalf that all persons having any claissg against Sarah Jame McBride, late of the Town of Seaforth, deceased, who died on the 10th day of July, 1933, are required to send to the undersigned soliditors for the Administrator, full parililcullatlr in writing and verified by affidavit of their claims and the natkire of the securities, If any, held by them, on or before the 30th day of Septem- ber, 1933, after which date the said Ad- mss� radar will proceed to dfstrd'bute the a of the said deceased, having regard only to the claims of which they then shalt have had notice. . DATED at Seaforth, Ont., this 9th day of September, 1933. HAYS & MEIR, Solicitors for Administrator. 3431-3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of Joseph Atkinson, late of the Village of Egmondvilie, in 'he County of Horan, Retired Farmer. deceased. who died on the '9th day of August, 1933, are required to forward their claims duly proven to the undersigned, solicitor for the Executrix, on or before the Thirtieth day of Seaatember, 1933. .AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that after the said ,last mentioned date, the Ex- ecutrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the estate having regard only to the claims of which she then shall have notice. DATED et Seaforth, Ontario, Thrix 131111 day of September, 1933. JOHN J. HUGGARID, • Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitor for the Executrix. 3481.3 FARMS FOR SALE L'ARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE PART LOT L 28 and 29, Concession 3, McKIlop, con- taining 192 sores and known as the T. E. Hays' Harm Must be sold to close the estate. If not sold wild be .rented. For Particulars rivalry to .T. M_ GOVENLOCK, Executor, Sea- forfl4n. 8358 -ti FARM FOR SALE FARM FOR SALE -100 ACRES OF GRASS land, Lot 9, Concession 8. Tuckersmtth, with good bank barn, frame house and back kitchen. A good supply of water. Well dm inecL Four miles fr_ool Seaforth; three from Kimpon, on3-quarter mile from school. W213 s uh on easy terms. Appal to MRS. D, MCLELLAND, Mdtdhell, Ont. 3426-8 THE JOHN RANKIN AGENCY, Insurance of all kinds. Bonds, Real Estate Money to Loan. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO Phone 91 1933 FALL FAIR DATES Blyth Sept. 29-30 Sept. 28.29 Sept. 28-29 October 3-4 October 6-7 October 6-7 Brussels Harrigan Kirlktbr`b St. 1Morys Wilnlghalmi $12 to Record law prices in fine English materials cleverly tailored into the very latest style Top Coats, There are smart Greys in, light or dark shades; rich Autumnal Browns in polo, fitted, raglan or slip-on styles. A glance at these coats will tell you instantly of their quality and won- derful value. All sizes. PRICE. IG $12t�$15 Boys' Knitted Suits $1:19 and $1.50 - Made in flat knit or fine rib style, polo collars, elastic top knickers; in Red, Blue, Sand or Brown. Sizes 2,' 4 and 6 years. PRICE $1:19 and 1,50 Men's Fall Underwear 75c to $1.25 in Penman's mottled two-piece union wool and cotton. All sizes. 75c Cream, colored, good weight cotton combinations; excellent in-between season's garment; buttonless or but- toned. All sizes. NEW FALL DRESSES AT NEW LOW PRICES New Fall Frocks that won their laurels at the Fall Openings in the leading Canadian centres -the lat- est trimming details, stunning style effects a n d flattering autumnal shades. Every glorious dress in the collection boasts new ideas that won instant acclaim wherever shown. Black, Brown, Wine, Blue, Green ; made of the new satin crepe cloths. SPECIAL $1,25 Two Special Racks $5.95, $7.95 TWEED AND RABBIT HAIR Cloth Dresses $9.95 Handy two-piece dresses, so' useful for Fall wear; attractive new pat- terns. Colors are Grey, Green, Brown, Blue, Black and Wine. Many have capes to match. All sizes. Special $9.95 CHILDREN'S Jersey Dresses $1.19 to $2.25 These Dresses come in such pretty and pleasing color -combinations ; pure wool jersey that will retain their shape. Nothing better or more economical for school wear. 2 to 6 years $1.19 8 to 14 years $2.25 STEWART BROS., SEAFORTH vl