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OCTOBER 26, 1934. -
REGENT THEATRE Seaforth, r
NOW PLAYING
SHIRLEY TEMPLE and JAMES DUNN, is
"BABY TAKE A BOW"
•MIONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
- BI( DOUBLE BILL —
Charles Ruggles in "CHARLEY'S AUNT"
Auto
Buck Jones in "THE SUNDOWN RIDER"
'T HO SDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE —
John Boles and Claire Trevor. in' "WILD GOLD"
ALSO
Leslie Howard in "THE LADY IS WILLING"
Matinees Sat. and jRolida 3 ,' m, Two shows pi , t1 7 0 'sad 9.16:4
TUCKERSMITH
Dr: MoLeba and' Mrs. McLeod and
NT. and 'Mrs. Pearson of ' Brooldyn,
'New York, 'called on, Mrs. James G.
41Chesney. Dr. ,McLeod and Mgrs. ,Ches-
ney were schoolmates of Brucefield
school.
iMr. and Mrs. Jonah Green and Mr.
and 'Mrs. 'William Caldwell and fam-
ily spent.a day recently in Stratford.
IMr. William Hooper, of 'Seaforth,
drilled a well on tie Doig homestead
which proved a .great success.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McClelland and
1Mrs. Hugh McGregor spent a pleas-
ant day in Stratford recently.
Mrs. M. E. McDonald, who has been
the guest of her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and 'Mrs. W. H. Green, re -
Town of Seaforth
COURT OF REVISION
The first meeting of the Court 6f
Revision for hearing ,complaints
against the Assessment Roll for 1934
,of the Town of Seaforth, will be held
in the Council Chamber on Monday,
the fifth day of November, 1934, at
ft o'clock p.m.
. JOHN A. WILSON,
Town Clerk.
Seaforth, October 24, 1934.
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CAN'T SLEEP
ST'S YOUR NERVES
• Relief comes soon
with use of
• Dr. CHASE'S
turned to her home en the Thaw
Road.
The death occurred at the Scot
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,,, .earl
Sunday morning, October 21st, o
Betty Houston, youngest daughter o
the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hous-
ton, of Tuckersmith. Miss Houston
had not enjoyed good health for some
time and on July 30th, in company
with her mother, sister and •brother,
was motoring' to London to consult a
specialist, when they were run into
by a car at an intersection of High-
way No. 4 and the fifth concession of
London Township, and Mrs. Houston
suffered injuries which resulted in her
death. Seven weeks ago Miss Hous-
ton was taken to the Seaforth Hos-
pital, where she underwent a very
critical operation.' Her condition -im-
proved during the following weeks,
but last week she became very weak
and was given .a blood transfusion,
but the shock of the accident and her
weakened condition .proved too much
for her' strength, and although every
medical care was given she passed
away at nine o'clock on Sunday morn-
ing. Miss Houston some years, ago
held a position as stenographer" for
the Dominion Canners Company at
Brantford, 1 for the past number
of years had been at home on the
farm with her father and mother.
She .was a Member of the Egmond-
ville United Church and, her 'bright
and sunny disposition won for' her
+-rIany friends who deeply regret her
death. The funeral service was con-
ducted on Tuesday by her pastor, Rev.
C. A. Malcolm, Mr. John Beattie sing,
ing a favorite selection of hers,
"Beautiful -Isle of Somewhere." . The
many beautiful flowers gave a silent'
tribute to the esteem in which she
was held by her friends. She is sur-
vived by one Ibrother, Andrew, of
Tuckersmith, and one sister, Miss
Frances (Houston of the Grand View
school staff, Brantford. The pall-
bearers, all neighbors, were Sidney
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Or consult Mr. Wm- Watson, R. R. No. 3, Mitchell.
'TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS FOR
ARREARS OF TAXES
COUNTY OF HURON
•BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT issued under the 'hand of the
'Warden of the 'County of 'Huron and having the !Seal of the said Cor-
poration attached thereto, bearing date of the 16th day of July, 1934,
and to me directed, commanding me to levy upon the lands hereunder
enumerated for the arrears of taxes respectively due thereon to-
gether with costs, notice is hereby given that in accordance with The
Assessment Act I shall proceed to sell. by 'public auction the said
lands or so much thereof as may be sufficient for the payment of the
'taxes thereon unless the same be sooner paid. The sale will com-
mence at the Court House, Goderich, on Wednesday, November 7th,
1934, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
A. H. ERSKINE,
Goderich, July 21st, 1934. - Treasurer, Huron County.
TOWNSHDIP OF AeKILLOP
Taxes Costs Total
Frank Murphy, W. 1,( Lot 16, Con. 1 134.98 4.67. 139.65
John Nash Estate, E. 1/, Lot 17, Con. 3 60.82 2.75 63.57
TOWNSHIP OF TUCK.ERISMITH
A. T. George, 'Pt. Lot 4, W. Centre St., .Eg-
mondville
B. Powell, Lots 15-16, North St., Egmond ille
K. Powell, Lots 23-24, North St., Egmontiviile
22.61
62A4
20.88
110
2.81
1.77
24.31
65.25
22.65
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE.
H. Eilber, Exec., Lot 1, Con. 6 ' 13.31 1.58 14.89
Blossom Press, Pt. Let 13, S.E B 2.28 . 1.25 3.53
Enos Herdman, E. Pt. Lot 9, Con. 5 24.31 ' 1.78 23.09
VILLAGE OF 'H+EINSAiL
.J. E. IMeEwven, Hay 'Pp. 66.82 2.58 69,40
.C. Wolff, Lots 212-213, P. S. 93.2.�3.66 96.80
Adjourned sale, if necessary, will be held on Wednesday, Novem-
iber 21st, at the same hour and place as:aborve mentioned.
'Ai) lots as described above are patented,
A H. ERSKINE,
Treasurer, Huron County.
Treasurer's Office, Goderich, July 21st, 1934.
('Puiblfahed in The Ontario Gazette, August 6th, 'September 1st,
sad r 6th, -1984.) 8486-8
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'i THE HURON EXPOSITOR
Village of Hensall
Notice
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The Village of Hensall hereby noti-
fies all parties concerned that they
will purchase all lands at the County
of Huron Tax 'Sales that fail to produce
the ?mount of taxes and costs reg-
istered against said lands situated
the Village of Hensall.
W. J. JONES JAS. A. PATERSON
Reeve. . Clerk.
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DUBLIN ,
.. Doyle ., Ryan_ _.
4, Marof interest was sol-
emnized on 'Wednesday morning
nine o'clock in St. Vincent de Paul
Church, Mitchell, when Mary Angela,
daughter of Bir. William Ryan, Mit-
chell; was united in marriage to Ger-
ald Thomas. Doyle, son of Mr. and
Mrs. 'Michael :Doyle; Dublin. The
bride, who was given in marriage
her uncle, 'Mr. Michael Downey, St.
Columiban, was lovely in her wedding
dress of sapphire blue velvet with
frilled Victorian hat and sandals
match. Her Colonial bouquet was
orchids, lilies of the 'valley, and vio-
lets. The (bride's sister, 'Mrs. C. Per-
cival Laing, Windsor, and Mr. Thos.
Molyneaux, Dublin, signed the regis-
ter. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle left on a honey-
moon " motor trip, after which ., they
will reside in Dublin.
McGrath - McConnell
A charming wedding took place op
Monday morning at St. ' Patrick's
Church, Dublin, when Rd4. Father
Foulkes united in marriage Veronica
Catherine, youngest daughter
Francis McConnell and Edward Stan-
islaus McGrath, ; of Ilderton. The
bride, 'who was 'given in marriage by
her father, was attired in, a Jodehe
costume, a combination of black satin
and rust colored wool crepe, trimmed
with silver fox. She carried bronze
and yellow chrysanthemums. The
attendants were Mr. and Mrs. ,J.
McGrath', 'of Windsor. (Mrs. Mc-
Grath was becomingly gowned in
crepe dress of Hunter's green with
black accessories, and her bouquet
was of yellow and white chrysanthe-
mums. During the offertory the Ave
Maria was beautifully sung by Mrs.
Leo 'Fortune of Seaforth, accompan-
ied. on the organ by Mrs. Devereaux,
Seaforth. William McMillan and Jos.
Rowland were ushers. The wedding
dinner was served at the Hick's Ho-
tel, Mitchell, where the table was
prettily decorated in autumn flowers,
after which Mr. and Mrs. McGrath
left on a motor trip to 'Mor .real and
the Border Cities. The bride wore
for travelling a suit of rich 'brown,
having a large collar edged with coon
and abrown tricorn felt hat with
gloves and shoes to match. They
will be at home' to their friends after
November 6th. A cable extending
best wishes was received from Rev.
J. McConnell, of Rome.
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Gemmell, James Love, William Tay-
lor, William Bell, Peter Simpson and
Jack +11tcKay.
Celebrates Birthday
Mr. John Nicholson, a highly es-
teemed resident of 'ruckersmith, cele-
brated his 75th birthday on Friday at
the home, of his son, Arthur Nichol-
son, on the Mill Road, where a fam-
ily dinner at which a few' friends
were present, was given in his honor.
Township of Ti ckersmith
VOTERS' LIST NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Electors of the Municipality of the
Township of Tuckersmith are here-
by required to examine the List of
Voters for the year 1934 and if any
errors or omissions are found there-
in; they are required to take such
steps as the law directs to have such
errors or omissions corrected. If no
complaint is made within twenty-one
days from the 19th day of October,
1934, which date is the 10th of No-
vember, 1934, inclusive, the said List
will, be filed as Vie correct Voters'
List of the Municirality of the Town-
ship of Tuckersmith, for the year
1934.
•D. F. 'McGRJ;GOR, Clerk,
Township of Tuckersmith.
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Clinton
Creamery.'
To take care of winter deliver-
ies of Cream, Eggs and Poul-
try, announce the appointment
of
MR. A .C. ROUTLEDGE
as their representative in' Ses-
forth. Mr. Routledge will re-
ceive produce at the full mar-
ket price; commencing this
Saturday, September 1st.
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E. C. Chariaberlain
Clerk of the Second Division.Cotirt
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build,-
higg, ` Seaforth. Office harm—
Tuesday, Thursday and. Saturday,
i.to p.m. to 5.30 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
SEIWICES WE • CAN RENDER
Life, automobile, fire, sickness and
accident insurance. If in the mar-
kerb tar " any of the abo"ve lines,
kindly give tie a wall.,
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Insurance . Agencies
Phone 834 e , Sftforth, bat.
L . ; ' $4854f
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Money Saving Prices o
uality Merchandise
ASS TO DQ YOUR BUYING AT
STEWART
Men's
WORK SOX
Heavy ribbed, all wool, 26c.
Code's Famous, e x t r a
weight, pure wool. .35c
Snag Proof
OVERALLS
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Black or Blue, in overall or
pantstyle. The best Over-
all made.
$1.50
Men's
WORK SHIRTS
Good weight, Grey, Pepper
and Salt Flannel. All sizes.
79c
Men's
FINE SHIRTS
New patterns in Sweepstake
Fine Shirts. Collar attach-
ed. All sizes.
$1.00
Men's
FELT HATS
New style wool Hats; Grey,
Sand or Brown. All sizes.
$1.95
Stanfield's
UNDERWEAR
Heavy ribbed, pure wool,
unshrinkable, shirts o r
drawers.
$1.50
Fleece Lined
UNDERWEAR
Tiger Brand, extra quality,
wool fleece.
Shirts or Drawers
Combinations
79c
$1.50
Boys'
WOOL SWEATERS
Pure wool Pullover Sweat-
fors;
weat.,rs; V-neck. All colors and
sizes.
$1.00
BROS.
Women's. Coats
SPECIAL
15 °°
Made of the new all -wool Treebark or Suede
cloths; good ' lining and interlined as well.
Colors are Black, Brown, Navy, Green, Red.
All new styles with elegant fur collars.
: Special $15.00
A Dress Special
Stylish Crepe Dresses in all the new colors;
long or short sleeves; good quality, well made
and finished.
Sizes 14 to 44 $3.95
Men's New Winter
OVERCOATS
19.°
A high grade Overcoat superlined and trim-
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styles. EIysians, Miltons and Fleeces. Black,
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leadin ecial -
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Men's and Boys' Guaranteed
Leather Coats
No matter what style or weight or kind of
leather, we have them here in your size.
Boys $3.50 to $7.50 Men's $6.95 to $12.00
Men's Wool Worsted
QUITS
16.°
Made of fine fancy English Worsted Cloth, in
single or double breasted styles. Blue, Black
or Brown, with fancy stripes. Well made ;
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All sizes. SPECIAL $16.50
Women's
PURE SILK HOSE
Fine quality pure ,silk, ri 616
foot and welt. Sizes 81/2 to
10.
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596
Women's
CASHMERE HOSE
Good weight, . pure wool
Cashmere Hose in all popu-
lar colors. Sizes 81/2 to 10.
Extra value.
49c
Woolcot Overthrow
BLANKETS
Heavy weight, full size and
satin , bound. Colors a r
Ree, Gold, Blue or Green.'
UAW-
Striped
FLANNELETTE
Good ' weight, soft finish ;
light or dark stripes, also.
white.
19cYd.
Women's VESTS,
BLOOMERS - PANTIES
In Pink, Peach, White; ex-
tra quality, new style. All
sizes.
49c
Women's White Flannelette
NIGHT GOWNS
Short or long sleeves, full
size and length.
79c
Girls'
WOOL PULLOVERS
One hundred per cent. pure
wool, Penman quality; long
sleeve; Red, Navy, Brown.
98c
DRESS GOODS
A good assortment of var-
ious. Dress Goods; Crepe,
Plain or Fancy and Tweeds.
Regular 75c to $1.00.
Special 59c Yard
STEWART BROS., Seaforth
CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST
POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST
Notice is hereby given that I have
onvplied with Section 7 of tit* Voters'
moist Act and that I have 'posted up in
ny office in McKillop on the 6th day
f October, 1934, the list of all per-
ms entitled to vote in said �Mnniod-
>ality for menbess of parliament and
Viunicipal Elections, and that sue&
ist remains there for inspection.
(And I hereby call upon all voters
o take immediate proceedings to
Ave any errors or ontdsak ns correct -
seconding to law, the last day of
t'ppeal being the 27th day of October,
(934.
JOHN 'M eNAY,
Clerk of the Township of MIeKiliop
34884
ARTHUR WEBER
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