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Wanted
WANTED -TEAM OF GOOD WORK HORS -
es for fa,8m. State age, particulars and
Price. Apply to Box 52. HURON EXPOSI-
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MAN OR WOMAN WANTED AT ONCE
to sell footwear for entire family, direct
to the homes, in Huron County. Car an ad -
'vantage bu•t•not a necesa'ity. For further in-
formation, write HEINT"LMAN FOOTWEAR.
Box 350,,,Seaforth. 35.10x1
-Farm Stock For Sale
FOR SALE -ONE GOOD YOUNG SHORT -
horn bull, ready for service; color, dark
red. If you are looking for a herd sire come
and see him or write. JAMES HILL, Staffa.
3339-2
Articles For Sale
T1UR COAT FOR SALE -LADY'S HUDSON
-L seal coat: cheap for quick sale. Apply
to Box 50, EXPOSITOR OFFICE. 3539x1
pOR SALE -DOOR 10 FEET BY 9 FEET,
matched lumber; suitable far driving
shed. Complete with rollers and 20 feet of
track. ApPly Bre 51, EXPOSITOR OFFICE.
Salesman, Wanted
Auction Sales
' (Continued from Paige 41
ems. Porteous represented MTs.
Crowe, President of the Congrega-
tional Wioman's 'Missiona'ry Society:
"We believe that in loving union and
communion in this higherdfellows'hip
we, hand in hand with our older,
stronger sisters, shall help to hasten
the day when knotfledge of the Lord
shall cover the earth, as the waters
cover the sea. Receive this, our tri-
bute of loyalty and devotion."
Miss A. Ferguson represented Mrs.
La•vell, President of the Methodist
Woman's Missionary Society: "Glad-
ly we join in this- broader fellowship
and steadfastly turn from the beaten
pathways of the past to -those of
greater opportunity, humbly praying
that the heritage we bring may help
to enrich this great new church, and
set her aflame with zeal for the Fr
ange1ization of the world. Receive
this, our tribute of loyalty and devo-
tion."
Each after giving -the ringing 'ehal-
lenge,of the president they imperson-
ated reversed their shields now read-
ing: "The United Church of Canada."
The audience then rose and sang,
"The Church's One Foundation is
.;esus Christ Her Lord" This was
followed by the consecration service
when all rose and rededicated them-
selves'tO the service of Jesus Christ
through the Woman's Missionary So-
ciety. Miss Lawrence read the "Tenth
Anniversary or the Tin Wedding."
Mrs. Joseph Scott, "The Spirit of
1935." entered to the strains of quiet
music rendered by Mrs. C. A. Barber
at the piano. Mrs. Scott called to-
gether her executive: Miss Jean
al -ebb, secretary; Miss 'A. Ferguson,
treasurer; Miss A. Wallace, Mission-
ary Monthly secretary; Mrs. Sterling,
Literature secretary; .Mrs. Porteous,.
Home Missionary secretary, and Miss
M. Somerville, Foreign Missionary'
secretary, each one giving a short re-
port of the work accomplished dur-
ing the past ten years.
:Nixed' Hudson then read the lengthy
poem:
"Oh. East is East and Wiest is West,
' And never the twain shall meet."
So spake a son of maul -and erred!
by E. Stanley Jones. Mrs. Johnston
closed the meeting by leading in
prayer.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stook and Implements. at Lot 60. BAY -
field Line, ,Goderich Township, 5 miles south-
west of Clinton, on Wednesday. October 23rd,
at 12 o'clock noon, conaiating of the follow-
ing: Horses -Black matched team, 5 and 9
years old ; roan matched team, 2 and 6
years old; general purpose team, 5 years old:
general purpose mare, 4 years old: team of
geldings (matched), ruing 2 and 3 years;
gelding, rising 2 years. Three of the above
mares are supposed 9., be in foal. Cattle -
Five young cows, springing: 15 cows, milk-
ing good, due to freshen in March and April:
5 Holstein heifers, due to freshen in Febru-
ary; Hereford heifer due to freshen in
Murch; Durham heifer due to freshen in
February : 60 head of one and two' year old
steers and heifers : 10 summer calves. Pigs
--York sow, with 12 pigs. 5 weeks old; York
s ,w with 10 pigs, 3 weeks old: York sow
doe to profit in December. Machinery -
Massey -Harris binder 7 -foot out; Deering
binder. 7 -foot cut; Cockshutt mower 6 -foot
aut: :Massey -Harris fertilizer drill, 15 disc,
nearly new; '.Massey -Harris manure spreader,
nearly new; Massey -Harris hay, loader ,near-
ly new; iMassey-Harris side delivery rake
Massey -Harris 10 -foot steel rake, nearly new;
Massey -Harris spring tooth cultivator, 13
tooth ; Deering spring tooth cultivator, 17
tooth; disc harrow, 16 plate with fore car-
riage, nearly new: Massey -Harris 2 -row
stuffier, steel roller, set diamond harrows,
4 -section; Massey -Harris 2 -furrow gang plow,
Cockahutt 2 -furrow gang plow, both plows
nearly new. equipped with skimmers and
roller coulters; Oliver riding plow, single
furrow; walking plow, nearly new; 2 farm
wagons, truck wagon. 2 sets Manitoba bob
sleigh:, cutter. steel tire buggy, 2 hay racks,
gravel box, grain grinder 10 -inch plate; fart-
nin, mill, 2 sets team harness, set single
harness, set of 2,000 lb, scales, whifetrees,
neckyokes, forks, chains, shovels, and numer-
ous other articles. This sale will start
Promptly on time and everything advertised
r be sold. Terms of Sale --All sums of 615
and under, cash: over that amount 40 per
cent. of the purohase price to be paid on day
of sale, balance 10 months' credit will be
given on furnishing approved joint notes
tearing bank interest, A. E. TOWNSHEN•D,
Prusrietor; G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer.
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.N YOU A CAR? WE CN OFFER
you valuable teas, territs.corsets.. cocoto a spicw,ver ex -
ng
our' quality
tracts, medicinal preparations direct to es-
tablished users in Perth County. Write T.
H. WARD COMPANY, Jol:n South, Hamil-
ton 3539x2
Lost and Found
LOST—RrB1D HEIFER CALF, STRAYED
from Lot 6,. Concession 4. Hullett. Any-
one hearinof this calf, phone ROSS140.x-
Mc-
GREGOR 245 r 2.
Ft OUND-TRUCK TARPAULIN ON ZURICH
Road. Owner may hare same by proving
property and paying charces, Phone 10-91,
Zurich, or call A. T. LUKER, Hensall.
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Huron- Perth Results
' HURON -PERTH RIDING
1
2
3
ao
Seaforth
1(24
4 .......
5
6
T stal
3A
1B
Total
110
121
87
58
85
585
Hensall
127
3'6
3'2
24
2,9
40
32
193
30
52
33
35
30
36
216
9 71
117 10 57
19 128
2A & B
3A
3B
4
Total
1
2A & B
3.
244
Exeter
71
105
66 c
59
24
324
McKillop
4
Total
1
2
3i
4
6
7
51
37
18
14
25
145
149 13
108 ' 90
137 18
107 40
50.1 16'1
Hullett
77 76
9'8., 29
70 6
121 8
Total
1
2
4
5
35 13
'73 5
79 , 17
553 154
Tuckersmith
103 49
6
Total
.r
1
2
3
d
110
124
49
60
40
383
115 60
80 41
102 28
87 30
108 20
595 228
Stanley
50 17
60 12
80 4
16
48
'52
60
176
5
6 84
7 i 51
fi 77 •
Total 459
IEIay
1 64
2, ,r 64
3A&B 214
4 172
65 106
7 51
81r
5
8
7
3
1
5
47
46
10
93
79 402
23
15
4
10
8
7
1
16
Total 845 84
Stephen
58 13
31 12
95 4
128 20
61 2
105 13
54 6
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
20
23
25
15
16
10
35
144
26
24
17
27
30
25
149
34
40
20
32 31 112
Total
37 22
115 30
684 122
Hibbert
1 A •& B 196 32
2 125, 39
3 158 13
.4 124 6
Total • 603 90
Usborne
1 ' 39 29
2 51 30
3 87 - 7
4 82 6
5 67 25
6 1,9 21
7 34 23
18
14
'75
46
29
67
10
24
283
Total
CROMARTY
Some of the visitor's axle 'Mr. ,Don-
ald McKay from the West with his
relatives and friends, having resided
here in former' years;. Mr. Tho;nmpson
and daughter, of Fergus, and Mr.
anti Mrs. Lockart and Mrs. Pimm of
Listowel at the home of :Mr. Jlahn
McCulloch; Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd
Miller, iStratftord, with Mrs. S. Mil-
ler; Mr. Fulton and Mrs. McGill and
Murray McGill, all of Mitchell, with
Mrs. John 'Scott and other relatives;
Mrs. Webber of Wart -dame' with Miss
Currie,
Visitors out bf town were; Misses
Hazel Laing and Margaret Scott
with aVIr. and Mrs. Gillespie, Sea -
forth; Alllen Quance ,and sister, May,
and Mr. and IMriii, Russell Scott and
Mrs. Quance with relatives in Brant -
feed.
Miss Lila McCulloch, head teacher
of Winchelsea school, attended the
Perth Teachers' Convention held' in
Stratford..;last week. •
The Ladies' Aid held its monthly
meeting „at the home of Mrs. Hill,
Staffa, and nude plans for the fowl
supper to be Meld in the basement of
the church in the near future.
'76
30
52
43
48
80
32
45
67
473
46
23
44
35
148
OCTOua ' J.$; Z93 ,f
Hold First Meeting
The Young People's League, of the --
United Church held their first greet.
ing of (the season on Monday evlen-
ing in the school room of thee church
with a good attendance. Mr. Bob
Passmore had charge of the meeting
which opened with prayer followed
by a hymn. The tropic for the even-
ing was "Hiow the Youth of To -day
Can Contribute to World' Peace." The
following 'boys gave addresses: Nor-
man tSinclai•r, taking for his s'ub'ject,
"Ble'ssed are the Peace -makers"; Ian
Filschie, •'9ltalio=Ethapian Question,"
in which he stated the youth of to-
day should( get together and refuse
to fight; Lorne Elder, "Oxford Grand,"
stating the solution of the world's
problem was by each individual sur-
ren•diering their lives to God. These
addresses were very interesting and
much enjoyed by the ones present.
The meeting closed with a hymn and
benediction,
Mrs. Campbell o£ Forest •spent the
week -end with Miss Minnie Reids.
Mr. T. C. Joynt was in Toronto
during the past week combining bus-
iness with a visit with relatives and
friends.
The W.M.S. of the United Church
held their monthly meeting on Thurs-
day afternoon. 'In the absence of the
president, Mirg. "Gross, Mrs. C. Mc-
Donnell presided, The devotional
Ieafiet was read by Mrs. McDonnell.
A solo was nicely rendered by Mrs.
A. 'Clarke and Mrs. 'McQueen then
gave a very interesting report of the
cons'ention which was 'held recently
held at E•limmfille. The meeting closed
with a hymn and prayer.
'Mr. Cornie Cook and Mr. Thomas)
Sherritt on (Sunday last, anniversary
Sunday at ,St. Andrew's United
Church, Kippen, assisted the choir
orf' that church.
Schools Closed
It has 'been thought well to close
all the Sunday schools for the pres-
ent as well as the day schools as' •a
safeguard against any infectious dis-
eases that are somewhat )prevalent at
the time of writing, so . that it Will
Abe well for the officers and children
of the Sabbath school to remember
that the schools will not be open un-
til further notice.
Committees Are Named
In connection with the Hensel/
Chamber of Gomm'eree, the following
Y:fficleiti were, recently appointed:—
James W. $onthron, die -tiring presi-
dent, Was made hongtary president;
Walter 'Spencer, president; Garnet
Case, vice-president; Mark Drysdale,
Was re-elected as secretary; W. B.
Cross, treasurer, and W. 0. Goodwin
and A, :Hemphill, auditors, and the
Striking Committee have appoint-
ed the following c.omtmittees for the
incoming year: Rink Committee, Jas.
Paterson„ Rev. B. Farr, T. Welsh, E.
.Sha•ddock, W. 'Sheppard; Program
C•ommitt•ee: Dr. Smillie, Rev.'W. A.
Young, Rev. A. Sinclair, Rev. B.
Farr, C. Blow•es; Agricultural Con1-
mittee: W. R. Davidson, T. Sherritt,
W. J. Jones, 0, -Geiger; Park Com-
mittee: A. Clark, W. Frazer, D. Rob-
inson, J. Passmore, T. E. Drummond,
T. Richardson; Christmas Tree Com-
mittee: F. Manns, C. Mobre, J. Shep-
pard, T. E. Drummond, R. Moore, W.
Sangster; Press Representative, G.3.
Sutherland; Membership Committee:
J. W. Ortwein, F. Manns, W. 0.
Goodwin, F.`Bonthron, Lorne Foster,
(Roy McLaren; Amusement Commit-
tee, A. W. E. Hemphill, George Hess,
J. Flynn, Dr. Collyer, H. Hilliard,
George Brock(, A. L. Case, N. Bat-
tersby, S. Rennie; Trade Committee:
J. W. 'Benthron, E. L. Mickle, T. E.
Drummond, W. B. Cross, W. Spencer,
G. M. -Case, T. G. Joynt,
The play entitled, l'clighthouse
Nan," given under the auspices of
the South) (Huron Junior Farmer's'
Association in the Town Hall on
Thursday evening last, was pretty
well attended and proved fits most en-
joyable and interesting one, all tak-
ing part doing credit to themselves
and pleasing the audience. Follow-
ing the play, a dance was held and
much enjoyed by the young people ,.
as well as by many more advanced•
in years.
On Friday evening last a large
number of th-e relatives, neighbors
and friends of the recently married
couple, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Harris,
met in the Town Hall t'o give them a
right 'hearty reception and welcome
to the benedict class and accompan-
ied by a nice gift in the way of a
fine kitchen cabinet, together with a
most kindly address expressiveof
the high esteem in which the young
happy couple were held and good
wishes: for their long continued hap-
piness, to which the -groom, Mr. Har-
ris, replied very nicely. A tasty and
bountiful lunch was served and danc-
ing to the strains of the violin play-
ed by Nelson Howe, and Watson(
Kerslake accompanied on the piano,
'very -happily made the time pass un-
til well into the morning hours'.
Large shilprrienba of sugar beets(
will soon be the order -of the day
and profitable 'business for the rail-
ways.
Mrs. James 'Mut'ch, of .Auburn, burn, was
a recent visitor with 'Miss Emma
Johnston. y .
Our IReee, Mr. W. J. Jones, after
visits to the County Home at Clin-
ton, reports the inmattes front Hen -
sell and vicinity as very contented
and well cared for,
HENSALL
For 'S'ale.-•Good 'barn and hen
house foie sale cheap for cash; both
movable. Apply to Miss Ethel
3Mu 2
32 dock, Hens -all P. 0.
20 Subscriptions received at the Hen -
22 sail Post Office for all daily and week -
33 ly newstpapers. Patronize your Post -
57 master.
63 8539-8
51
3'79 141 ' 278
Fullerton ,
1 107 8 13
2 51 11 35
3 89 19 29
4 (.49 21 49
5 80 8 45
6 69 14 30
7 47 15 27
Total 492 96 228
Grand Total 6,264 1,512 3,008
Total vote 10,784
Gold•i.ng's plurality 3,256
Farms For Sale
\ARM FOR SALE -TO CLOSE THE ES -
tate of the late W. R. Smillie, Lot 2,
Con. 7, 'I.R.S., Township of Tuckersmith, con-
taining 100 acres of choice land, with brick
house and bank barn, and priced to sell at
53,200.00. Anyone interested may get all pard
titulars from James Smillie Hensall: James
Rivers, Seaforth, or from the undersigned at
33 Hewitt Ave., Toronto. A. G. SMILLIE,
Executor. 8536-tf
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE -LOT 35, CON.
1, McKillop: 100 acre; choice land: brick
blouse, bank barn. driving shed, all in. good
repair: 10 acres sown to wheat. Will be
. priced reasonable for quick 'sale. On No. 8
Highway, 21O miles west of Seaforth. Apply
MRS. E. JA.M ESON, R. R. 2, Seaforth.
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Fi ARM FOR SALE -75 ACRES, EAST- PT.
Lot 7, Concession 11, McKillop Township,
Huron County. Good land and location; com-
fortable frame house. bank barn. Occupied
by Ernest Drager. Possession about Decem-
ber 1st. with the right -to do ploughing any
time. For particulars, address INDUSTRIAL
MORTGAGE & TRUST CO., Sarnia, or JAS.
MCFADZEAN, Brussels P. 0, 3589x4
Notices
Notice to Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN PURSUANT
to the statutes in that behalf that all
persons having claims against Francis Joseph
Walsh. late of the Township of McKillop.
Gruner of Huron. who died en the 29:i day
Sc.-'tembcr, 1031. ars rc:u:rcd to send to
the undersigned solicitors for the Executors
full particulars in writing and verified by
affidavit. of their claims, and the nature of
the securities, if any, held by them. on or
before the 2nd day of November. 1935. after
which date the said Executors 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 Seaforth. Ont„ this 15th day of
October, 1935.
HAYS & MEIR,
Solicitors for the Executors.
• 3540-3
NOTICE—VIOLET TYNDALL, A.L-C M.,
Leacher of piano. is opening a studio in
Egmondville, For appointment phone 136 r 3.
3540x1
DON'T BE LAID UP WITH RHEUMA-
tism, Backache, Sciatica -USE RUMA-
CAPS. KEATIN-G'S DRUG STORE.
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ST. COLUMBAN
Mr. Charles Malone ;spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. John
Malone.
Mrs. Wm. Dorsey has returned
fl':m Detroit after spending a few
t'._ y:, with her s'ctcrs there.
Norman 1VIeQuaid and Bill Ryan
left Sunday for :the lumber districts
cf Northern Ontario.
The C.W.L. are holding a social
evening on Friday, October 18.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT
to the statute; in that behalf that all
persons having claims against William .1
Walsh, late of the Township of McKillop,
County of Huron, Farmer. who died on the
10th day of August. 1935. are required to
send to the undersigned solicitors for the
Executor, full particulars in writing and
verifjed by affidavit, of their claims, and the
nature of the securities, if any, held by
,them, on or before the 2nd day of Novem-
ber, 1935, after which date the said Execu-
tor 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 Seaforth, Ont., this 15th day of
October, 1985.
HAYS & MEIR,
Solicitors fur Executor.
Township of Tuckersmith
NOTICE, RE WEED CUTTING
ALL ACCOUNTS FOR WEED CUTTING
in Tuekersmith should be forwarded to
R. Dalryraple, Kippen. on or before October
22. 1935. Any party wishing to draw gravel
with team from Allen's pit, apply to J. A.
McGregor. Egmondville.
D. F, MCGREGOR, Clerk.
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To -unship of Tuckersmith
VOTERS' LIST NOTICE
NoE.
TIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Election: of the Municipality of the Towraa
ship of Tuckersmith are .hereby required
examine the List of Voters for the year• 1935
and if any errors or omissions are found
therein, they are required to take such steps
as the law directs to have such errors or
omissions corrected. If no a saint is
made within twenty-one days fry be 18th
day of October. 3935, which date a Oth
day of November, 193+, inclusive, said
List will be filed as the correct Voters' List
of the Municipality of the Township of Tuck-
ersmith, for the year 1935.
D. F. McGREGOR, Clerk,
Townshirrof Tuckersmith.
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Deaths
MACKAY-In Seaforth, on Wednesday, Oct.
16, Dr. Charles Mackay.
LAMB -In Swan River. Manitoba, on. Thurs-
day, October 10, Stephen Lamb, in his 86th
year.
BROAIYFOOT-.-in Tuckersmith, on Tne+day.
October 15, Agne, Alexander. wife of the
late James_Broadfoot, in her 91st year. ,
Clerk's 'Notice of First
Posting of Voters' List
Township of McKillop
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT i
have complied with Section 7, of the
Voters' List Act and that I have prated up
in my pffice in McKillop, on the 7th day of
October, 1935, the list of all persons entitled
to vote in said municipality for members of
parliament anal municipal elections, and that
such list remains there for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters to take
immediate proceedings to have any errors or
omission) corrected according to law, the last
day of appeal being the 28th day of October,
9.985.
JOHN McNAY,
Clerk of the Township of McKillop.
3539-2
ROP
WALTON
Recent visitors: Mrs. Geo. Dick-
son and daughter, Greta, of Seaforth
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid; Mr.
and Mrs's Joseph Davidson and son,
Murray, of London with Mr, W. C.
Bennett; Miss Ruby Young of Gran -
Von with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Young; Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Evans of Brussels with Mrs, D.
Steis.s; Miss Ella Rowland of London
with her brother; Mr. Ed. Rowland;
Miss Florence Ryan, R.N., of London
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos,
Ryan. -
Mr. and Mrs. D. Ennis were guests
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. William
Miller, Mitchell, on Sunday. •
The Virginia Jubilee Singers will
appear in the A.O.U.W. Hall, Wal -
tun, on Saturday evening, October
10:h, under the auspices of St.
George's Anglican Church.
The services in Duff's United
Church were withdrawn on Sunday
owing to anniversary services at
Moncrietf. Rev. J. Button -of Ford-
wich was the guest speaker at both
services
;Rev. 'Xir.. Williams of Cranbrook
cnndu'cted• the tanniverseiry ,,services
at Bethel United Church on Sunday.
splendid anthems were rendered by
the choir with Mrs. Alex. Dennis act-
ing as organist. Mrs. P. Lindsay of
Constance was the guest soloist.
A number from the village attend-
ed the fowl supper in Brussels An-
glican Church on Tuesday evening.
A three -art comedy, "Bloss'om Time"
NN LS presented in ths.• town hall by
the A,Y.P.A. Drarnatic Club of Luck-
n'rv.
A play entitled, "Let's All Get
Married," will be presented in Beth-
el United Church on Friday evening
by the Young People,
Our teacher, Miss a Hoist, S.S.
No. 10', and Mr. Wm. Draper of S. S.
No, 12, attended the Teachers' Con-
vention at Stratford last week.
M1„ Ruesel Holman had gasoline
pumps installed at his chopping mill
last week.
Miss Alberta Richmond, teacher of
S. S. No. 6, McKillop, is attending
the Teachers' Convention at Ottawa
the latter part of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Zack McSpadden
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs, Irvin Tre'tvartha.
Mr. A. A. Cuthill is spending this
week with his daughter, Mrs. Archie
Campbell, and is :deo attending the
annual , Telephone Convention there,
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Bullard and
children and Mr. John Armstrong
epent Sunday with relatives in Lon-
don.
Mrs, 'Campbell is visiting her son
in Toronto f'ar a week,
Sunday, October 20, is the date
Cavan Church, Winthrop, has set
aside for their fall anniversary ser-
vices. Rev. De Witt C)osens' orf Clin-
tan is to he the special speaker. This
year Winthrop is celebrating their
Diamond Jubilee, 60 years as a
church. The services held in June,
when Rev. Dr. Davidson, Prindipal of
Emmanuel. College, Toronto, was the
guest speaker, was the first of these.
The fall anniversary is a continua-
tion .of these services and the Board
of Managers hope that they will
prove as successful. Tuesday even-
ing, October 22, the annual fowl sup-
per is to be held. Everyone knows
the reputation of the Winthrop lad-
ies for their ssappena, and this one is
to be no exception. The program is
to be presented by the following art-
ists: The Young Mends Quartette of
Exeter, also "The Mvsiic Box Rev'ie"
under the direction of Miss "Viola
Fra &er of Clinton, assisted by Miss
Sadie 'Lovett,, 'reader, and Mr. Edgar
McGuire, pian'is't. A hearty welcome
is ielreended to „all to .join in the Sun-
day services, also to be present at
the fowl sutpper and make Winthrop's,
$ til lilt i'f d''reit
County ,of Huron
TREASURER'S NOTICE
►PAKE NOTICE THAT I HAVE CAUSED
11 to be published im the Ontario Gazette a
• nee of lands within the County of Huron to
be sold for tax& in the year 1985. The lists
caveat. in the Ontario Gazette dashes of Aug -
8, September 7 and October 5 of 1935.
And',.' further take--; notice that unless the
taxes and costa as advertised are not sooner
Okla. f • aliell • ntodeet. to sell the lands on the
data Ode tit the Court Hats* in Goderich on
Tdetig 1Vavelitber 12, 1985, uk the hour of
y y
twin the eft3t'rtootu The adjourned
16soil+: *111 he held at the setae
ilffalder .ttrto weeks later, November
xidks 'are posted hi my office
dA Gad • 'eh
/thank4�ou
Mi ai
North. Huron Results
NORTH HURON
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Ashfield
1 55
2 55
3 55
4 43
5 103
6 79
7 105
Total 495
, Blyth
1 102
2 66
Total 168
Brussels
1 65
87
2 106
Total 258
Clinton
lA 52
1B 57
2A 78
2B 75
3A 65
3B 65
4 92
Total 484
Colborne
1 84
2 52
3 112
4 76
Total 3.24
Goderich
A P 4'
1 56
2A & 2B 83
3'A &3B 113
4 66'
5 100
6 66
7A -B 122
8 82
9A -B 97
10A -B 110
11 62
12 75
Total 1036
Grey
1 82
2 88
3 80'
4 124
5A -B 126
6 85
TUCKERSMITH
Turner's Church anniversary ser-
vices will he held' on Sunday, Oct. 20,
when Rev. T. A. Carmichael will be
g'ues't speaker. Services will be held
at 2 p.m. and 7.30 p.m, The Lobb
quartette of Clinton will supply the
music for the evening service.
Pfaff - MacDonald
A pretty wedding was solemnized
on Saturday, October 12, at high noon.
at the Egmondville Manse, when
Jean Isabel, second daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. MacDonald of Tuck-
ersmith, became the bride of 'Nelson
Thead-ore Pfaff, only son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Pfaff, also of Tuckersmith,
Rev. C. A. Malcolm officiating, ' The
bride looked lovely in a gown of ger-
anium rose crepe with beige acces-
sories'. She carried an 'arm bouquet
of pink roses and maiden haiir fern.
The 'attendants were the groom's sis-
ter, Miss Helen Pfaff, in a gown of
green crepe, while MT. Reginald Tib-
bett acted as groomsman. After the
ceremony they repaired to the home
of the bride's (parents where a sump-
tuous dinner was served to the im-
mediate families of the bride and
groom thy Mrs. Win. 'Oldfield and tire
bride's sisitera1, Mary and Edna Mac-
Donald. The table ,detonations were
pink and white centred; by the wedL
ding cake. 1,n the afternoon the
happy yiotrm:g couple Ieifi oh a short
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18 100
33 74
42 75
13 58
21 13
19 16
6 35
152 371
25 68
31 81
56
149
4 54
4 81
4 71
12 206
15
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14
17
12
11
19
93
77
60
59
86
70
67
140
559
18 62
15 51
31 55
16 21
80 189
7 95 6 42
Total 680 100 684
Goderich Tp.
1 56 15 90
2 34 15 56
3 57 15. 96
4 34 ' 14 68
5 49 30 50
6 42 21 49
Total 272 110 409
Howick
1 78 24 95
2A -B 131 18 85
3A 42 16 90
3B , -116 20 90
4A -B 135' 27 146'
5 112 8 75
6 73 4 67
7A -B 165 20 74
Total 782 137 731
Morris
1 97 ' 23 46.
2 64 13 69
3 75 . , 11 79
4 82 26 92
5 '48 28 78
6 95 23 24
Total 461 124 388
Turnberry
1 136 20 90
2 106 32 75
3 72 17 57
4 99 22 49
Total ' 413 91 •271
E. Wawanosh
1 43 21 35
2 49 40 107
3 75 18 '76
4 '79 13 49
5 49 40 46
Total 295 132 313
W. Wawanosh
1 43 12 108
2 60 21 84
3 35 76 60
4 55 25 28
5 86 28 28
6 50 6 15
Total ' ^ 329 168 323
Wingham
'1 74 21 132
2 105 12 114
967 3A 64 20 70
3B 71 13 57
4 67 23 79
6 59 16 66
6 63 6 93
Total 03 111 611
Grand Total - 6,500- 1,655 5,871
Mrs. Mark Drysdale on Wednesday
afternoon very pleasantly entertain-
ed the Ladies' Association in the way
of a ~10 cent tea. There was a large=
attendance. This wasi under the aus-
pices of the United Church.
Thanksgiving Day will be observ-
ed as a holiday on Thursday, Oct.
24., when the bank and post office
will be closed, together with the
places of business,
Miss Eleanor Bell and Miss Grace
Buck, nurses in training in Victoria
Hospital, Landon, spent the week -end
at their respective homes here.
IMvss Emma Johnston is spending
this week with her friends in Wind-
sor.
• 'Master Charles Fee, son of Mr.
and Mrs. •George Fee, was taken to
St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Sun-
day evening last, where he ems op-
erated on far mastoids.
IMTs. Richard Blatchford of Exeter
is 'visiting for a few days at the home
of Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles Jinks.,
Mr. James 'Sangster, who is en-
gaged in, building operations at Bar-
row Bay in the Georgian Bay Dis-
trict, spent the week -end here at his
home.
Mrs. Robert Bontha'an and her
daughter„ Mrs, la Simpson, have re-
turned from visiting at Detroit.
-Mr. Charles Moore, who has been
quite poorly and confined to his room
foe the past week -or two, is at date
of writing improving nicely.
Following scarlet fever, some of
the residents are taking the wise pre-
caution sof fumigating their dw;ei-
lings.
Mr. -and 'Mitis-. Lloyd Hudson of
Forest spent the week -end here with
their relatives and friends.
Mrs. 'Galin S. Hudson is in London
visiting her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and 'Mrs: Harry Abray.
Raymond' -Higgins spent the week-
end with his sister, Mrs. A. J. S-weit-
zer, at Beach '0 inee.
'Mir. and Mrs. • arles Daymond
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Dinsdale.
Marion Sinclair and Ma:bis Spen-
cer are visiting with -relatives and
friends in Toronto.
-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Consitt
spent a few days recently at the
home of their son-in-law and„ daugh-
ter, Mr. end Mrs.' Clarence Parke.
Rev. A. Sinclair preached both
morning and evening in the United
elrerch ors Sunday last to good) fair-
sized congregations. At the morn-
ing service Mrs, iM. Drys -dale very
acceptably took the solo part in the
anthem, and at the evening service
Mises Pearl Elder and her brother,
Lorne, very Ipleaisingly rendered a
duet.
Rev. W. A. Young, of Carmel Pres'-
byteriarf Church, preached both morn-
ing and evening and the choir -rend-
ered anthems and hymns well in
keeping with the su'bjec't'' matter of
the sermons. The rite of Baptism
was administered at the evening ser-
vice.
Rev. Mr. Farr conducted services
in St. Paul's Anglican Church on
Sunday last, delivering earnest dis-
courses.
On Mon -day evening, following the
returns and the election of the local
men -fiber, Mr. W. H. Golding, the Band
serenaded him and afterwards motor-
ed to Zurich where a great celebra-
tion of victory was held.
Mrs, Harman is at present in tihe
Clinton Hospital in the interests of
her health, and her many friends
tiust she may soon be much benefit-
ted.
1 2
17 53
30 115
40 86
23 40
19 101
12 44
27 89
11 43
33 111'
40 105
8 57
28 121
289
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chose a gown of midshipman blue
with navy accessories. On their re-
tain they will reside on the groom's
farm near HensalL
Death 1l£ Mrs. James Broadfoot
Mrs, James Btoadfdot, one of the
first pioneer residents of this district,
passed away at her home in Tucker -
smith on Tuesday, October 1.5th, as
the direct result -of an accident
rained a week previously, when she
fell -on entering her home anid friac-
tured her hip. Previous to the acci-
-dent site had been amazingly active,
both in mind and body for one of her
ghat age, and iher passting is a dis-
tinct loss to the community where
sive had been for many years, an hon-
ored resident. )Born in Berwickshire,
Scotland, 91 years are she came to
Canada with her parents, James
Alexander, and Janie Rea, when a
child and settled with them in Mc-
Killop township, which was• her Name
until her marriage 66, years ago to
Mr. James. '13roadfoot, who was the
ii st natii$e both resident of Tneker-
emitth township, Palfow'ing her. mar-
r'iag'e she cam* to this townrslhiiip bio
mashie her • )lune+rat 0111r'e Mains," the
81166. n'o't Y'ifoineSteaa', al►1d **here the
COW of like lipciadtkat fatstly•
was celebrated a year ago. Her own
life of almost a century, was always
an active one. She witnes's'ed all the
changes from pioneer days to the
present, and all through the years as
a pioneer wife anid mother, as a
neighbor, as a friend, one whose will-
ingness and skill to help and whose
hospitality was unbounded, she play-
ed her part in life uncomplainingly,
cheerfully and well. Mr. Broadfoot
predeceased her 36 years ago and she
is the last surviving member of her
own family, but leaves two- sons and
two daughters, who will always dher-
is'h her memory, MTs. George Black,
Mrs. William Black and Messrs.
Alexander and James, 'Broadfoot, all
of Tuckersmith. One daughter, Miss
Agnes Braaddloot, passed away in
January last. The funeral was held
from her late home on Thursday af-
ternoon when the senviees were eon-
du'cted by Rev. C. A. Malcolm, of
EgmondvilleWhich101hy , hich Mfrs.
Broadfoot had lees a''1'e lollvg mem-
ber. ,Inited'mllyi was trade, in Eg-
t• the Ailvllbearers
mondville tern
George ,l�ia i7,ft lir io; ir
8t`o otittf •v situ AlaieteMessrs ''
John Siaeiair and W. V riigihb.
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