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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1936-10-02, Page 544 <i I 4 4 4 4 ••• • 4 Pr, If; •.r ".:' OCTOBER 2, :1930... REGgPIT, TIIN, AIRE • • Dick. Faralk, the.;SiniPag Cowboy, ''' in, WONG'OF '-4!!. giAMYOLE" 0*iddleten '''' (,..,...t.9T441P.l. 000.1t etalhorse- '.,'",,' . T.....-,'...... '-....,e'',1!_,L4T,,„,, 11L!77 ((.404003r.'•'. ^Knew, ,, aY, , Wednesday ':7Nnrin n'llheare.r',';'' fl,Fecteric:-. March, ••J • Chadee .Laaighten 'IRE BARRErro. of wim- • POLE STREET" !NEWS ' ' • • CARTOON ;Next Thursday, Friday, Saturday •George-011rieriiit wIlHE BORDER PATROLMAN" Jane Withers in • • "Ttlls. IS THE LIFE" Coming, -"Wife vs. SeeretarY" =1111141111W • STANLEY Death of Mrs:George Rowson • On Monday, Sept. 281th, there passe, ed to her eternal home, Ellen MCKIM- • ley, wife of the late Georgie DowSon. Deceased, who was in her 80th year, • had lbeerr in failing health for same • time and death came as. a sweet re- , lease fro eu her suffering. She was the (eldest (daughter sof .the late Jiohn. ,•and Margairet 'Mcleteley, and fi.ftY- • eight years ago was united -in mar- riage to George Dowson, who, passed .away nine years ago. She is sur- vived iby a family of 'two •dons and four :daughters: Elston, Lloyd and • Ella B., at home; 1Virs. A. P. Keys, 7,71.,17 A uk, 44 4.1 It ,Stazo.ys; •Sus,tton, and fa. .00or t, • of• Icenailwortili• also • sty euC grandOil, *en, three. ibrOlther and foer ste4rs siurviVe: Mr. Jolla Mcginiey, of ton; Reiv. IGe(erge McKinley, Of LAO. don; M.r. James MICEluley,- of Tw to; 1VIrs. Andrew Armairong, o age,- c1oalt4V jameaRedirnienti, of'Lath- ibrfte, Alta; .(Mrs. Knight and, Miss Clara McKinley, of Toronto. Dow - led was a faithful and ebeslietent member of the .. (Methodist Ohurch, later /of the 'United !church, a *Oman 'of true 'Chi -titian character, a tind friend ad neighbor belloved by all ;Filo knevv her. .The-fu.reeral, was pAlisvlaite, was held, on Wednesday, with interment :in Bayifieed cemetery. The serviele was •conducted hy her Pastor,. Rev. H. G. •Eandley. ••• • VARNA 'Mr. Harry POrgie, f Witighaan, ac- coMpanied by ihis mother and sister, .Mary, caned -Monday on their elou8in, George .Beatty, Sr, . Mr. and 'Mrs. Barkley, sof Echo Bay eiperit a few days with Mr. and 1VIrs. George Clark and Mrs. M. Reid. The W, A. of 'St. John's Church was held at the home of Mrs, F. Weekes on. Tuesday. • Miss Frances Mossop is loff duty ow(ing to an ulcerated todth. 'Wle hope br a speedy recovery. Miss Anna • Deward, 'of Bayfield, is the .guest ,of :her, aunt, Mrs. 'Mussel). (We are sorry to report Mrs. Apple- by is under the doctor's care, 'suffer- ing from: tensillitis. ,COUNTY OF HURON TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS, FOR'. TAXES • t BY virtue of a Warrant ,issued under the hand of the Warden of the County Of Huron and having the Seal of the said Corporation attached, bear- ing date the 'Eighth day of July, 1936, and to me ,directed, commanding me to levy on the lands hereunder enumerated, for the arrears of taxes re- spectively due thereon, together with Costs., Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the Assessment Act, I shall proceetto sell by Public Auction the said lands, or so much thereof as nay be sufficient for the payment of the taxes thereon, unless the same be •sooner paid. The Sale will commence at the Court House, Goderich, on Tuesday, December 8th, 1936,,at the hour of two' o'clock in the afternoon. .Goderic-h, August 18, 1936. Name ASHFIELD TWP. Wm. Buckingham Katherine O'Connor COLBORNE TWP. James Steele James Foley •Robert Wilson Owen Moore •GODERICH TWP. H. C. Leach E. H. Hill D. Dickson L. Matthews GREY TWP. Andrew Bain John Boyd Wm. Kohles Leander Gole MAY Twi).. Samuel Willis Peter Schwalm .Alex. Foster Annie Staubus Chas. & A. J. Reid ' • liensall Village A. H. ERSKINE, Treasurer Huron County. Description Years in N. Pt. Lot 15, Con. 13 S. Pt. Lot 6, Con. 6 Arrears Taxes Costs 1933-4-5 $42.86 $2.67 1933 •15.78 2.00 Lots 44-45, Saltford 1933-4-5 11.04 Lot 9, L.R.W. 1933-4 ` 140.09 Pt. Lot 4, Con. 1; W.D. 1933-4-5 17.18 Pt. 5, Con. 9, E.D. 1933-4-5 63.28 Lot 98, B.W. Con. 1 1933-4-5 Lots 26-22, B.'W.B., '1 1933 -4 - Lot 50, B.W.B., Con. 1 1933-4 Pt. Lot 22, Con. 1 1933-4 • Lot 17, Con. 2,.E'/2 14, Con. 2, Wy2 15, Con. 2, Pt. Lot 22, Con 8 1933 Lot 35, Con. 11 '1933-4 Lot 17, Con. 18 1933-4 Lot 31, Con. 16 • 1933 N1/2 Lot 8 8z S3/4 Lot 9,1 Con. 8 • 1933-4-5 N1/2 Lot 23, Con. 10 1933-4-5 Lot 6, K.S., Zurich 1933-4-5 Pt. 24, F.S., Dashwood 1933-4-5 Lots 1 to 18; Incl., S. of Trudel, Streest, St. Joseph •1929 to 1935 •S.W.Cor. Lot 8, Con. 2 1932-3-4-5' , 110WICK TWP. • Austin St. Marie • Lot 20, Con. 18 6.32 19,04 4.44 15.90 12/13 122.03 11.74 27.10 Total" $45.53 17.78 1.88 12.92 5.10 145.19 2.03 '19.21 3.20 • -66.48 11.85 8.17 2.10 21.14 1.85 6.29 2.00 • 17.90 4.95_427.08 4.95 126.98 1.90 13.64 2.28 29.38 109.68 4.35 201.00 6.63 113.90 4.45 30.38 2.37 20.00 2.10 2.08 1.85 114.03 207.6,3 118.33 32.75 22.10 3.93 • 1933-4-5 68.27 3.30 71.57 MULLETT TWP. Luella Cole Pt. Lot 25. Con. 14 MORRIS TWP. Sam Burke James Thynne STANLEY TWP. R. S. Smyth Eleanor Elliott Wm Armstrong Elizabeth 4twood Laura Geok Netty J. Hart J. Hopkins . V. Hopkins r) i McLeod 4:1. Stevens E. Walton • STEPHEN TWP. Joseph Flynn J. W. Manzer W. H. Wheal ' Alex. Fraser 1933-44 87.10 3.78 90.88 St/2 58, S1/2 52, Con.1. 1933 43.29 2.68 45.97 S1/2 16, Con. 3, N1/2713,, • Con. 5 19334 215.76 7.00 222.76 - Pt 36,j -Con. 1 •1933-4-5 5 Range E,, 5 Range D 1933 • Lot 11, Con. 12 1933-4-5 283-1 Keith Cres., Bay. field; 367 Hill •Terr„ Bayfield'1933-4-5 16, Howard ,St., Bay- ' field • , 1933 6-7 Huron Terr., Bay- field 1933-4 (233 Howard, Bayfield 1933-4-5 1 Dow, Bayfield 1933-4-3 213 Louisa, Bayfield 4933-4.-5 24 Howard, Bayfield 1933 22 Howard, Bayfield 1933-4-5 Lot 11, Con. 5 1933-4 • 180-181 Plan 24, Grand Bend 1933 Lot 396, Plan 24, Grand Bend • 1933-4-5 N. Pt. W3/4 Lot 11, Con. 18 1933-4-5 IURNBERRY TWP. 26-27 Wingham Town • Plot • 1933-4-5 Wingham Town Plot 1933-4 79-80-86 Wingham Town Plot 1933 35, Con. 12 • 1933-4-5 A. Horne Dan Kerr 'T. Ritchie N. Foxton • WAWANOSH TWP. John •Consins • 159-160, Dungannon 1933 20.72 4.04 126.15 2.12 1.85 4.75 29.02 2.33 2.35 1.85 46.71 2.77 3.17 1.85 117 1.85 128.05 .1 4.80 9.00 1.85 2.91 1.85' 16.22 13.13 , 72.66 34.88 2.00 1.93 3.42 2.47 • 22.84 5.89 130.90 31.35 4.20 4,9.48 5.02 5.02 132.85 10.85 4.76 18.22 15.06 76.08 37,35 29.30 2.35 31.63 28.40 2.31 30.71 29.27 2.33 63.20 3.18 31.60 66.38 7.30 1.85 • 9.21 VILLAGE OF, BLYT1I1 1 Robert Walker 166 McDonald Sy. 1933-4-5 12.94, Mrs. I. Brown • 30-31 McCaughey Sy. 1933-4-5 13.811 Earl McGee 7-8-9 Coma% Sy. 1933-4-5 43.05 'VILLAGE OF HENSALL .3. E. McDonnell Est 459-462 Moir Sy. 1933-4-5 39.70 VILLAdt OF ExElmii ,Joseph McDonald 1$ W. Main St. 11 1933-4 39.87 1.02 1.95 2.68 14.84 15.76 45.73 2.60 42.30 2.61c) 42.47 15, • Adjnorned Sale, if necessary, will be held on Tuesday,. December 1986, at the same hour and place as above mentioned. All tote as described above are patented. A. E. ERMINE, Treitourer Huton County. Treasurers Mee. 4Godericho August 18, 1936: Published in Ontario Gazette Sept. 5, 1936, 1 Waite only. , TAttabtftil' rut et the holme of 14001 Prefeitnan,,. la/We-to-I* :we eArellailt...'alsJt •and surprised sher ' Winn a wswIstgArio shower in cream) and greget. 'Ate evs, eni.ng was spent IA (Neatest% etc., at, 'ter 'which n lamentation .adidiresis yeas read as follows: "Deer Hazed: We; your friends and, illeighbors4 have gathered here to -night to lapped a social evening with yon, you are about to leave( Darr neigg.004$001CL. sorry to lose you, hub we, trust you will be halePY tin Yolk' new 'home. We ask you to acelePt these gifts as a token of retemihrae of your friends. We all wish you. miteh happiness .and 'many Years Of married life:" The gifts were 'presented in libree boxes decorated in rink and white in the form Of 'a wedding ewke. Afterwards refreshments) were Serv- ed. 'A jolly time (was enjoyed by all, 40> 1 &44i I144I4 k1 4,4 $-,r4 DUBLIN , • 4,6 .1, , 04$..,17h4t. -are .Nt„wtf. . ..• Unbea.t4b1p' Lo Miss Rita Stapleton is attending Brescia Hail, Lonclum Death of Mrs. P. Krauskopf Mrs: Peter Krauskopf, a highly re- spected resident of 'Hibbert township, died suddenly at .ler borne on Wed- nesday. The funeral Will take place to Dublin cemetery on Friday. • Threshing . .•,o 1 41,...; Threshing is one of the most int - portant ioperetions in. crop prodtic- tion. Thiel product of a whole year's labour is 'handed 'everal times •by the threshing crew, and in lesse than One minute from the time the Sheaves are delivered into the feeder the grain is. threshed from the heads, Separat- ed, cleaned, weighed and deliyered to the bags Or 'granary: It • can, therefore, be 'seen that, the responsia bility of the thresher is very great. ICOnsiderarble experience is neces- sary din order to operate. a 'machne successfully when threshing tihe var- ius crops and under the constantly varying conditions that .ae Met with. It is very important that the thresh- er ipOssess a knowledge of the prin- ciples, operation .and adjustment of the' machine, a well set machine run- ning •at, correct speed, a cylinder and concaves with a full set 'of straight new 'teeth. Concaves, chaffer, .sieves andi wind blast • 'should he properly adusted:. A Weed Screen the width of the shoe and as tong as it will ,perrnit togethier with steady even feeding are important factors' in im- proving the efficiency of the threshing machine and the quality of work be - done. • It is now necessary Dor every hreshig maChine in the proivinee to be registered before starting operra- tionS, also fOr 'the threshing machine and all 'equipment •to be thoroughly cleaned before moving. • This legislation has been .enacted by the •Department of Agriculture with a view to improving the condi- tion •of the thresher and 'his machine; thereby assisting in the Control of Weeds and gimproving the quality of the work being done; 15.9° 18.50, • -44,4111 41- .!; • . • 21so • Smart New Styles are not Expensive at This Store. All the well accepted Styles are here, including New Sport Backs, Double Breasts, featuring the New Stripes and Checks in Brown, Navys and Dark Greys.' New Fall Shirts These are full size Shirts, all New Fall atents. • Will fit and el An .p wear. Sizes 14 to 17 • Stylish Fall Hats New Velours and Silver 'Tps, Grey, Black, Navy or all Fur Felt. ee) nc Sizes 63/4 to 73/4 seL • Smart AutumnTies: les 'Ts* You will be surprised when you see these values. New in color, pattern and price CozyWindbreakers Black, Blue or Wine; god weights; .s well made. Dressy and ' 215- comfortable s , • • FlannelettePyjamas • Good weight Flannelette, full sizes; • attractive stripes.• S1 59 All sizes.. _ • .......... • Sweater Coats Fancy patterns, Winter weght; wor- sted wool yarn. Neat patterns • Rar. Values in .Women's Coats. at Spectacular Low Prices .n., Fattening. Poultry • Evidence of the value of properly fattening market- 'poultry was well demonstrated 'recently by producers in districts of Quebec. In these dis- tricts the producers crate or pen fat- tened their young Cockerels before marketing and as a result a good percentage of the birds were made Ito qualify for the Milkfed Class and brought ° a premium of twit> to three cents per pound which is offered for 1Virilkfed birds o'er Selected. :Proper fattening isandinnortant part of any poultry :markeing pro- gram. There is nie kind of poultry to which this applies -more forcefully than to yoUng cockerels of broiler weights markerbed during the summer onths. The market :generally be - domes somewhat over-suppli with birds 'during June, July ,anci a part of August, which arre difficult to Move intro . consumption and are not suritalble for export. 'Consumption of •poultry can be in- creased on the 'home .market by sell- ing the top grades, and 'premium prices are offered for such quality. The 'export rmarket will 'abslorb large quantities of Malkfed Chickeng weigh ing from two to four and one-balf pounds per bird. By producing to' 'meet the requirements on the home and export markets it should he /Ms - bible to avoid any glut of dressed poultry. • When you have a HORSE or COW yo m want removed Phone or write to William Stone Sons LTD. Phone 22 - Ingersoll THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COT. HEAD OFFICH--SEAFORTH, ONT. ..1.11•11•••••••••11 OFFICERS: Mex. Broad.foot, 3Seaforith - Pres. jnio. E. Pepper, 'Brucefield - Vioe-Prel. Merton A. Rid, Seaforth Sec.-Treas. AGENTS: Finlay McKerch,er, R. R. 1, Dublin; E. Ppper, Brumfield; E. R. Jarmouth; Broditagen; James W,atit, Blyth; C. F. Hewitt, Kincardine; W. 3. Yeo, Giode- rich. •DIR,EcTOAS-- witian Knox, Loudest/ore; George Leonhart,' Bredhagen; James •Oon- nolly, Goderich; .Mex. Ilroadloot, R. It. 3, •Settforth; • Alexander 1VIcEteing, it, R. 1,, Myth ; John Pepper, Snide- fleld; , 3atnea Sholtliees; Waltn; Tho. Milan. It. IL 6 Seaforth; ArrotrOadi It..1C 4, Sentertit.' $15 t.$3-5 j.; When you see the price tickets on these High Grade Coats you will appreciate their Value. The Styles, Colors and Fur Trimmings are all this Fall's fvorits. Come in and setthese Special Coats. New Crepe Dresses Emphasising the new short or long tunic and the popular Princess style. Colors are Black, Browa, Navy, Rust. at 32.95 Dresses DeLuxe' --Cleverly trinimed with satin braids • 41635 • and cut velvet tunics. Princess •to straight lines. Pleated Skirts Sine • Smart Crepe Dresses Made, of course, in Princess and tunic styles; lottg or short. AB the new Autumnal eo an shades. All sizes. 14Pu IJLO • Girls' Fall Dresses, • 4 4 n Jerseys, Crepes or Tweeds, all new -. Is I styles and trims. Smaller • sizes to with panties to match. Well and $2 95 smartly made. " Size 2 to 14. ‘mommilmm, • New Smart Inexpensive Articles Suitable for Showers, Bridge Prizes, Etc. Lunch Sets -Fine Grass Linen, 36" square, with 4 Serviettes • $1.95 Fine Cotton Chinese Lunch Sets . a mc Suede Bridge Covers in pastel shades. .31100 Moire Bridge Covrs, in all wanted shades •$1.35 Fine Lace Runners, 18x45 50c Chinese Lace Runners, 18x45 85c Tapestry Runners . •75c Velour Radio Covers .......... 65c Lunch Cloths, 36" square •$1.00 Centrepieces in Lace, from ....15c to Madiera PilloW Cases, all good patterns • $1.9 to $1.95 25c 39c, 50c Guest rowels Lace Table Cloths, real good , quality Embroidered Pillow Cases Embroidered Bridge Sets .. Novelties -Egg -timers, etc $1.59 to $2.95 ...... ° . • • $1.00 • $1.25 t° $3.50 19c to $1.25 A - 4.4 '•1 91 . . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;1Tkr.,1,,,,,,,,A ...,..! ..,..,,,,,,,,,,....,,..„,,,j,•,.,.,; „,„,:,,..,,,,,, , , ,i14;466 "44. K,,,. I, ,,...,..,....61... ''' 'ti.i1,,,..IP,.0 ..•.s,..,....,t,..io,s,‘..sli:si‘i ''.'..k,!;•• ‘,•.,s,t-4•i• l'•••.,,..... ':.},sf......•.o.. 4 r.', '.••. 14