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IAre In DO-*ind'
,
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$hoes Eiteh.Wick
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3 7- 7.... eFECIAL PRIC.'E . '• '•
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- Sr:ECIAL. PRICE
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- ._,Ex„EdoilrvOtr*-,5-ALE
The-„Exectiters_mf_the____Estate• of • •
• . :
James Johnston,. late .0. the .Tcanship,.
�f. KinlOss- in the-, catinty
will offer 'fest sale'. ' "
by •Public Auction,: on-. _
SATURDAY, ocTeeng 3rd.
, 'at .2 O'clock' F.- AL -
at ',P. UR. ViS. :.'STORE;71i0LYR001),
the folloiking• valuable lands;--
Pared-nurnber-04_40._No.,SIX:10.114,_
•
Ninth: Concession • 7. of 'the Toirnship •
'Xinksi, containing one hundred ••
acres more Or leSs-.0n the .farm are
said. to be situated a good bank' barn.' .
56 ft. 'square, a •fraine house 20' x .
24" with eellar; • artesiarnve and
WindinilL'Thi7aaris 'a ;lay
all -
cleared, With abaut 40 acres ,ciiltiva-
ted and the balance in. pasture and
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C.k.McK COTTON l'Ill4N4ETS,.
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Prices 'RenFe ‘,01P.
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"these .:Lovely • :'.Weohest
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BABY, SHOW
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MORSE -.•RACES, ETC. :
CONCERT AND 'DANCE
Plan to Meet year, familia it•.
'''Teelswitter on Oct. 7th-
_avid„.111CDOna1d, Pres. ,
,KennethSec
ingham
FAItt
ay & Sattitclar,
OBE -R9-& 10
Dr Christie, President ,of
Ontario ',Agricultural College,
Guelph. officially open the „.
Fair at 1.30 Satarday.
Special 'Prizes In,
All Departments
Horeshee-Pitchingr-Band-Comw
petitions, and Other Special
' -Attractions-
e 0 N 911t T
in Town Hall, Saturday Night
W. J. Greer, See?y.
Peter's A.Y. P
ie 4.vst. pogigSrliisinesp meeting
,of, the'lseasom;foi Si. Peter's A.Y.P.
,41,-Ayas ,beld:.;1'..intr Mondayevening,
with a goO!VIOen,fi:a4ee of ',members.
The meeting biened, with the 4100:
#TOO As I Am', Thine 'Own To Be,"
f„O'llowed by prayer and aPproPriate
Sliipture weeding, The minutes Of the
Iast meeting lvIce glenreceived, and
the roll 'called. 'The officers for 1930-
31 *ho had
occupied the chairsup,
to thim'spoint,, •were now 'asked
vacate, and .the society . joined in the
gereniony of 'installation. of
the officer!! for 1931-82. Miss D.
dobliei• president; Miss V.' Nixon
vice-pres.; Miss E. 'Martin,
.Johnston,'Tows. -'f0119*.ille
this a mini* of -iterna vere. trans-
actcd, the Menliberidit.p *ea .divided:
into two grOtipic each .1,14(194 )))!:
captain for thelpniPOe'of: attendance
contest. It was also decided to hold:
the,-,Layeaenli;Banonet-theijaat__Yzeek
inc-Cletobei-iiii0o-2iend-repiesenta-,
ties. to ilie....:Bloc_e_sean Rally at Strnt-
ler& On Oct. 23 and 24.
'''Presbyteriart Guild'
'The GUila meeting on Moridey ev-
ening Was. in charge of the Program
doumitteet..After. the 'opening hymn
Prayer•,, was repeated' in
unison, fellowed by the Scripture
reading-by--Wizinifred -Johnston,
interesting reading which also ser-
;Yed ..9,8 the topic was. provided by
Miss Isabel Chesnut: A:solo by Peggy,
McDfinald,_acetimapanied".by Douglas
on' tbe,piaq, .readinga byEi efeliCJ-eiv=
itt and 'Marian Jiiiniston, and
piano instrumental by: Ponalda Mae-
Calliim completed the. pregrain,.everY
.number beingjgood. After the.closing
hymn the meeting. was -brought to a
close by repeating the 1Vlizpah benev..-
dietiOn.• Edwin Smith Was in the
egii• -
The Literary :Conimittee will have
charge-, of next Monday nights rneet-;
drignd__---we,...arel:assiir,ed of a goO-4._
program. Everybody we1come-2-and-
everybody come. You caMiot, spend
•a night more Profitable.
'1J
.• •
:4th C.ON.,' KINLOSS
IMMIM.P.M1man.M.O.
-Selitember meeting: Of, . the
• Kairshea Club Was held at the home
• of Mrs. Wm. Robb, Ripley, on Thurs•
day; Sept. 17th, with a good atten-
...darree. Mrs. R. Martin presided, and
the meeting opened by Singing the'
"Opening Ode", 'and repeating the
:
Lord's - prayer in. unison,' Mid. G.
' • Lockhart read the minutes of last
meeting, also a letter from ' Miss•
Sarah Wirer from Powassan, tell-
ing how ,she _distributed the qtililts
v. which were pent up North; and the
• need of , clothing for the winter. Af-
ter community singing, the usual
business was dispensed with, and the
• program followed- with an instru-
mental by Miss Leona White. A solo
by Miss Elizabeth Robinson accom-
panied by Miss 'Martha Sutherland.
• Mr. Jas.. Little gave Some splendid
• :violin -selections. tillimi-Garruthers
pz-asll R
• , .
Rev .• .41.004•L v _0404 VA0a'
Leinlini-Anos Former•a
. pine Rwet, Aportlit'.40.
Bev. jimefa it. me,,_1400., the:'
Aged People's ROMP, /Neit11,I*14:91th;
died on Ontartla.Y. in St- 4rOsePli".0
Hos-
pital, London, as •a result of Aev.x.7e.
head injurieshe'.recetVefl last Thurs-
day ,wbou he wns•throWn,to the pave-
ment at the Cernei, of Bielimendend
St. James, when str110, by a London..
motorist._ • •. .• '
jtey.. Mr. McLeod,. who, was .$3
years of age vas horn in Manclies,•:.
1,ter,; England in ,..1849; rcceivin. his
education at wyeiiire:,,:colltne,,' Toren:
to., His fiat ,Parkli was at ...Lion's
. •
(oak of Handsome
. .orttAn, 0, 444Fes§
oppv04., .Foc..000044tt ' the re-
spect which W. ji..•-•eci.k1414.79!)
ki
'nliiim-104 .fe1l9w-o:ruPloxeatO ; Pi 07.
rerViciairs Dairies Linatedli4.i;" 'OPE-
jpresied last Saturday by everyinein-
'bet, Of the staff at Stratford. Mr.
Scebie., whose 'position was that Of
ac-V!u!'ta,x4 IA the' office had been pro_
rooted to manager of the Cargill,
Ont., branch. • , - ,
' Before leaving the office last ' Satc•
urday be Wes taken' coniulete.13.7- by
"prise ,when,a-•,beautittil presenta-
tion was given ; hini.-as Well as the
. • - . '
following address: '
- Mr, ,,Seobie: , ., . , , .
' WS'iliOre.,;gatheltOd here todartomex:v
044 our regrets •upon :hearing that
You are leaving us in 'the" near- f.,O-•
bleak Where he 'recnitined for three' tare. The harmony that bas existed
. . . .
years Other Chaiges*. which.;•lie.lhelir between YOurself and, the :eimilsiy'ees,
included; pine".ittrer end .''ArnbeileY: '01...e:•ii.i1;(iv'terkilt.olttst..,d5vt:illt.4i41:-..'11.,.:Djuii.:7„.3;1:th:(.1:',
RiPleY,..-tiiiiii,':::"MOOket-OWit;'6-eurt;-- .
While We regret that-yo,u ate to -leave -
rig ,, .v.on,. andinsa esidei• lipp- we are glad•-thattthe powers that -be
' lit Al .*: t '' L k ' ." '
sall,::-Slatton and4tWobil..-BUring....his_hayeseert fit to annoint._,yOu to. .0
higher • est...M. this organizairoi. - '-
lrears--)-•orieryiecin-tliese--sereial,'
•We would ask ; you to‘ accent-thii-
pariShes. he....beearne„, w.eil4no_wii_thru alltpresgrit-as,a•-tokefi-ef-oar_,es-
eeni arid oddwi1I and wish „yon;
urther success.in ,your new position.,
' Signed' on ;behalf Of the: eniploYees
•of•Silervuogd's Stratford Dairy, Lim-
ited; • ' -
. W. B. Martin,. •
--After -gratefully:acknowledging IiiP
ePereciatiOn of the gift, Mr: 'Scebie
satd he regretted leaving the local
well as le.tatei4,i-lvSetr*ret6f.tdrdilaaititi:'71atliI:
'MRS. HARVEY .1i740
many fine citizens he had met. since
Having: been in failing health forcoming here over a year ago.
:the lnket tvilo r'eari, \the death of .Mrs.. • Mr. Powell, .the •manager of the
•
Western Ontario, generally.
Since his SuperanUatien in-1.921The
had made his home in London. Two
'brothers, A, B. of Stratford and
Arthur of. Kingston, survive. Burial
,
took place %at Bayfield.
THE .bEATIt. OF . :•-,
--flar---v—ey-Reiwest=walvan-___brang_h not 'only s oke,
•United Church Y. P.
bL • eo
:ozh, occuired at her 116111e:6st
•day, evening;:
Mrs. Reid iirai active in church
,Work and wag •beloved ,by everyone
in tlie. ,eommunity .where she has
.spent.' her married life. She was well
known by a 'large- number' in -this
Which was held on Monday afternoon,
to. Maitland Cerrietery,, Goderich: The.
service was '
tist church.
The Citizenship Committee pre-
pared thi.program for Monday -even-
ing • Alter the opening ' exercises,
Dorothy BetrY read. the Scripture
!cam. The:i0day was very ortun-
Th iiaving Miss Evelyn ; Craw
?resent. She spoke on Peace, urging
• individuals and societies to become
more interested in the League of
Nations in the hope of attaining
World 'Peace. -Other features of the
TiOglani-Viere-a -reading-by-Margar-
st Ritchie and an listrumental, bolo
by iuiiie 'Teuton. A hyunr -and
prayer :brought the meeting to "A
close. '
Harvest' Festial ,
The annual Harvest Horne' Festival'
'3f. Peter's church will be held,
;Sunday, Oct. 4. Thif.reetOr will preach
at the *ming service and the Rev.
EL J. Bowen of London, at the Seven
Mock ierviceiv-A011,- thatt we --would
raise the Lord. for His wonderful
goodness to the children of mea."
• RAPID CITY '•
•
Mrs. C. Thompson visiting her
;ister in Detroit at -present.
Mr. II. Chanipion and 'Mr. Hiram
Bloom Were down to Hamilton on a
-insiness trip last _week.
The Smith Kinloss- W. M. S. will
iold their annual meeting at the
°mine. of Mrs. •Alliater Ilitothes on
lilondaY, Oct. 5th. at 2 o'clock. P.M.
All membert requested' t� be present,
visitors cordially invited.
Mi. Mac 'Inglis finished' threshing
ni• our line latt Saturday. Mac says
ie has four weeks threshing yet to
lo.
Mr. Fred Blunden is visiting ore)
he week -end with_friends in Wind -
;or.
sang yery sweetly, "The Lord's My
• Shepherd" aqcompanied hi?. Mts. Car-
ruthers at ,the piano. • Mrs.. Howard
Robinson gave a reading, "The In-
• ventor's Wife."' kiss Annie. Hughes
• read a paper. on "The Market Value
of it Homemaker." Mrs. Carruthers
.read a paper on "Cititenship" all of
•• • which Was greatly appreciated: After
singing, a vote of' thanks was given
to the hostess, and the -meeting was
brought to a close by singing the
National Anthem. Litrich was served
and a., Soeiril ,half hour spent. The
-nett meeting which is the annual
meeting is to, be' held at. the home
Mri. ,Dan McKinnon, 6th eon.
'when all members are asked to be
•preSent.
• -Mrs. b. cdninbeil, who has been
in the hospital in Kineardine for the
past ferV' weeks, is able t� be at her
oine gain,. • -
Mr. Clair McDougal was up from
Toronto for s, feri days: '
Mr., and Mrs; R. Martin -Attended
„ the TOnden --
' A ituniber from here 4i6ndeci tht
Agog!, of tite lu[r. itohil Brea.
MAFEKING
• Mrs. Wm, ,Blake, accompanied me
and Mrs. John -Blake and Miss 'Ber-
nice of -Wingham to Duhville; Friday
t� -isitfrscesaughter,Mrs
Wilfred Hoffman.. Mrs. Blakewil-
remainr. or a few weeks.
o. Twamley received word
the death of her little
6-1 Pair "Ibex" Flannellette Blank-
ets, Extra Large. Best Quality; a
$L98. "MARKET" LicknoW
Dept, ,StOre.
'POPULATION..OF LUCKNONI1
SHOWS INCREASE
'
• According to Census figures re-
cently published, Lucknow showst an:
increase in population since 1921. The
population at that time •. was 905,
whik.the recent census shows there
are 974 'rebidents in the village. *7
Other figures of nearby towns are:
Exeter, 1921, 1442; 1931, 1662. Blyth
1921, .650; 1931, 620. Brussels, 1921,
310; 1931, 782. Hensel!, 19214 '756;
1931 ,720. • •
•
entidge of Ripley, ,Who 'sofne Years
Ago lived onAhe Fourth don. of Rut-
...on....ite_haLlideitin-06.0_x_biealth for
some tnne. . The SYmlintily of tile
:oininunity goes out to the bereaved
°nee,
Mr..W. L. McKenzie Of town. Was
a -Ciller -Oil week'.
Mr. George Middtiton spent a few
dile: in London at Ow Fair.
Mrs.;
Sunday o
granddaugh er, Audrey, elder daugh-
• ter of Mr. Eldom TwasileY of 'Chat:'
ham. The little: girls who wan. ii her
foUrth- year,was, knoelceirdoWit
St-
rday by a car 'cirlven by an Italian;
Causing concusicoii Of -the brain. She
was rushed to the hospital but did
not regain :conaciOusfiessi passing
away ,Sunday morning.,Mrs. "rwanlleY
and MeSsrs. Waflace and `Geo. Twam-
tey
:attended the funeral at Chatham,
Tuesday. Much sYmpathY is, felt in
this, community for the bereaved fam-
• ily and grandmother..• .
- Mr. Dan Blake of Winnipeg made -
sit k t --
a s o wit re a iv here:
Elmer. 'Johnston went t� Toronto;
Tuesday to enter his second year
course study in Electrical engineer-
ing. in Toronto 'University.'We wist
him auceess.
Richard Kilpatrick Was home from
Stratford over the Week -end.
MO. Olive. Treleaven Of Montreal
was the guest of Mr. and Mis. S. 3.
-
Kilpatrick for a few days recently.,
Quite a number from heti atteri4
ded the Amaral of the litte 'Virg;
Ilarvey Reid of Auburn, Monday.
Mrs. Henry Reed Of Goderich was
:he guest of her niece, Mrs. Thos.
Anderson; over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. • Anderson spent a
day this week at the home of Mr,,,and
.Mrs. Bert Reed, Whitechnrehi,
-S. S. No1.9 are to he col-will-Inlet-
eci:-on-.-their success -at the 'Ailifield
school fair.,---Gardon Anderson was
sweepstake winner for Most paints
• which *on for him- the Eaton
Silver trophy, and Harvey Kilpatrick
won the Parrish shield for the befit
°realm on "4 plea for more support
for our School Fair." Opite a nun -
bet 'entered lire .stock and carried
off many prizes in.that line also.
:Mr. Palmer and Miss Olive
ICil-
patrick were among the successful
candidate Who 'Wrote extuninations
on University short coursed this sum -
>
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-Farmers - Ditchers...
• Builders
HIGH-GRADE' BRICK and TILE
• ,for BALE at REDUCED PRICES
We wilrcompete in Price, Quality !
and' Delivery. -A• trial will con- .
vince you. • ••
OVER 20 YEARS IN BUSINESS
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED !
BANNERMAN & SMITH
• - BRICK:and TILE 'WORKS,
• Kincardine$ R. L5. 'Phone 107 r 4
work but of his exemplary character;
whose Milner* . will reinain.. with
those. With whom he has been asso-
ciated:Mr. Scobie :who has been With
the• firtrijor over nine year is held
in the highest esteem by the SilVer-
wood .company. •
-
• Messrs; Robinson and Lorne Woods
and-Miss-kjohnston and ! • Mr. WM.
Woodi--attWerllie-titfierathe_
lite Mrs. Harvey Reid to Goderich
;wintery on Monday. ,'
is -away this
week •judging horses at the Forest
-and-Florence-Pall Fairs: •,
Miss" Vera Todd *as home from
Kitchener -flit the: Weelr=end.
Mr.: :Jas. Reid,..'Misses'. Adits;and
Mary :Reid of •Bayfield were 'recent
visitorii with' iheir cousins, tlie Mea -
ire. Woods., •• ,
' Mr. Gordon • 1VItIntyra ,spent • .the
week -end at; his home at Paisley:
Mrs: Arthur Whetham and little
son of -Paisley are visitors with her
mother,- :Misr --R.--J---Woods.
Mr. Lorne Webb left on Saturday
-
4o -resume his-studies-aLthe-O.A. C.
Ghe1ih. M. Wilson Woods also re-
turns- to the O.A.C. this week.
Antiivereary services will he held
in the :United chdrch next Sanday.,
Oct. 4; with -Services. at II A -M. and
1.39 P.M. Rev,. W. P. Lane Of Sea -
forth, will be the speaker.
Mrs. Chas, :ash-, and daughter
Bernice of Grindstone City, Mich.,
_Who are visiting,. their aunt, Mrs.
John Redmond 'and. visited.
in the neighborhood of ,St. Helens on -
Tuesday.
New Flannelettee.Flaiineli. Prints,
Gingham, Etc. -New Lew Prices.
"MARKET?? Lticlinow• Dent. Store.
• ASIIFIELD NOTES
I4ANGSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. 'McInnes ,of
near Teesivater spent Sunday With
M. and Mrs.: Orville' Tiffin. - •
, Mr. Whitfield Scott, :is laid, up.At
-predent,---with-am-attack.:_ofLappendi...,
cilia.
•
•Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ritchie spent
Sunday with Mr.1.and Mrs. James
Ititchie-i-.01,tucknOW, .
and-Mil:1.-Taluiston an ' three
little girls of near Wingbain, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hardy
' MAITLAND PRESBYTERIAL
W.
The sera -annual meeting of Matt" -
land, • PreshYterial of the W.M.S. "Cof
Ale• Presbyterian Church in` Canada,
will be held AndteW's PreS1*-
teriaa. church, Wingham, Thursday,
COntiriellOing 'at 2.30. Leaders
•if young Woirien'S .and Girie
Nations, And of Mission Bands Will
'ake part in the 0 -Ogren -I. Mrs. Link-
i:iter Will cenduet the ouestion drawer
• 411 inenibers of W.M.S. and leaders
Y.W.:+arkt dirte organizations nd
'Mission Bands' in the, Presbyterial
sre eordially invited to be present.-
- Si/hp-son. .
Miss Daisy . _Kennedy, 2nd 'con.,
spent the. week -end with Mrs.'Win, .
ildeIntoSh of- _tucknew:
Mr. •Tom., Morrison of Toronto is
- spending -
• •
Mr. and Mvs. Hiram Moffatt visit:
id Miss Ada Helm on ,Simday. • -
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Mecowan, Mr.
And :Mrs. Gen. 'Charters and 'babe,
Mildred were visitors With Mr. and
Mrs. JIM. Helm of ZiOn.
Mr. Geo. Tenn and mother of
Toronto are visiting at Mr. Chas.
McDonagh.
Mr. and- Mrs.--Ino-McDonald at
tended, the funeral of 1VIrs. Harvey
-heed at Aubnin.cin_ 1VrendaY. --
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook spent a
few days' in Beyfield last WeOk•
Mr, and Mrs. B. Gibson and family
returned to Windsor after spending
their vacation with Ashfield friends.-
• Miss Della Gilmore of Goderich
spent Sunday at her home here.
Rev. Fr. Jno. Hogan New York
wfici wad suddenly dalled to the fun-
eral ofhia. brother, Rev. Jai. Hbgan
of Lucan, Ont., is at present visiting
his 'hroti4rs Ashfield before re-
turning home:
• The Ashfield School. F'air lield it
Ciirrie's Corners last Tneiday 'was
largely attended. The °Weather was
all that cotild be desired and the ex-
hibits were remarkablygood: Miss
Grant,' Hemlock City school, cartied
away the shield for 1931 ." •
' Mr. 'and- Mts. Gordon Ritchie tind•,
family spent Sunday at 'rhos. Robbs'.
•
The 'Stratfford - „Beacon -Herald
claims that "just before boys turn
into. men they are• apt to 'do foolish
Things." Afterwards, of cburie,ilie-Y
don't. it is jUst a notion thefr. wives
roavipont Freao-See3r..isive,
• WHITEC!HPIRCH
•
Misses Olive and' Daisy Kennedy
spent ,a few days last' week ' with
their cousin, Mrs; Win, McIntosh of
Lticknow. • „
Parcel numbee-.(2). The North half -
•
of :the South half. of lot_ number.
Eleven . (11) in the Eleventh Conces-
sion of the said Twp. of Kinlosa,:cep.-
laining- 25 acrek_mre or less..On the •
ViroValty are 7saicrIa-b-e7sitnated*--at--
bank barn 20 ft. x 30 ft. with gement,
stabling, a franie house' about 18 ft.
2 ftith_i_i_t_ehen 16 'ft x 20 ft.;
ov. acre of' sugar buah, a good or-
chard iiiiegiirdeiref-dimalrarifit-lind-
skink well. • . •
TERMS OF SALE. Ten per cent. • of
the Purchase Price to be paid on the
date -of bilie---mul-baliiiiee-in-80-7-daya.
rhe • parcels will be offered for sale
separately, subject to a reserve bid.
W. J. Johnston, Kincaiduie, Ont.
John'Johniton,.,Holyrood,• Ont.' ,.
' • EX eutors'
Maitt,-gaYnor,L-Auctioneeri•
- •••
BANKRUPTCY ACT -
IN -THE ESTATE OF
ALPREB uARow. gawrzti,
Aurruoutzto ASSIGNOR
George •McQuoid and Miss Ida NOTtCr-r$-HEREBY—GIVEN
McQuoid and Mr. and , Mrs. John
Craig spent Sunday iviih—Asfaild
friends.
Mrs. Harry Tiehborne of Gederich
•Spent the. Week -end with het'. parents
Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy.
Mr. 1.3eter.' Kennedy, Misa. Annie
Kennedy, Mrs. Duncan Kennedy •and
Mrs. James Laidlaw attended the
funeral of ,Mrs:11larrey Reid of near
Auburn on _Monday, which 'was very
largely, titter-Mel:7
Mrs. Barker, Mr. Nelson McCart-
ney and Misses .Ellin and Christeriis
,Henderson of PoVvassan motored
down and ,are visiting Mr. McC,art-
ney's aunt, Mise Christena Laidlaw
and other relatives 'arbinid.tere.
Mr. PritCliard of Ethel preached
here Sunday in the Posbyterian
church in the absence ef Rev. Mr.
Pollock. ' • • •
Rey: Mt. Brown is to preach here
In the Preibiterian church next Slin-
ky in the intereats 'of the Bible
Society Work.
Mr. and Mrs., Lon Cody of Dutton,
visited -recently at the ° 1V/itnie, with
the Rev. .I. Pollock.
1-1O,L142.0.013 _ _
Keating-, whtr-spent-the--laSt.
few weeks with Miss Purves has
returned to her hope in 'Walkerton.
.Me. -- Mrs. James Baker - and
Miss Lizzie Pierce called on friends
at Rapid City on Sunday. •
.Rev. Fulton Irwin and Mrs. 'Irwin
of Chatham, 'Essex, called on grs.
Almer Ackert recently.
• 'Mr. fend Mrs. Howard Robinson
Visited with, the latter's sister, MO..
Ensign for the week -end.
Mrs, -Thos., H. Harris ealled Dfl
Miss Lizzie Pierce and Mrs, Miner
Ackert on Mcnidlay.
kr: Eldon EckeneValler ,thresh-
ing on the 88th Con. ,this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Eadie called
on MO. *Abigail on Monday even-
ing •
Mrs. Rebt. Webster of Lueknow, 15
spending a few ;days with Mri. Me.
,Pherson.
, • .
nioAdEnityr ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Frank rienry,
_
White-
churci1 Ontario, annotineef, the ett-.
gagetnent of their daughter, J. Ro-
bina to iVir„._111141c9_11it 10. _Green.
son Of Mr. And 1VIrs, J. W. Green of
ikon, Ontaritqr the marriage to take
Ogee qtlietlY, utuiy hi ,oetober..
that Alfred 'Harold Fowler; of the
TOWnship- '
County. of Huron and Province of
Ontario, •Yoenian, did on the 18th ,
day of September, 1931, Make an
Authorized Assignoneiit of all: his
property for The benefit of his Cred-
itors and that Edmund Weld,. Esquire
'Cede' Receiver; has appointed us
Lo be Ctistodian of the Estate Of the
Debtor until the Creditors at their ,
first meeting shall elect a Trustee'
to administer the . Estate -of thel
Debtor.
'iveirtliatacthe"--- --
first meeting. a Creditors in the
above Estate will be held at the office
of Mr. L. E. Dancey; •'Barrister,
Goderich, Ontario, on the 8th day
of October.. 1931,. at 3.30 P.M. East-
ern 'Standard Time. • .
'TO ENTITLE you to vote thereat
proof, of, your claim must be lodged
with Us before the meeting is held.
, PROXIES to be used at the meet-
ing inust be fired with us prior there-'
to. . . ••
AND FURTHER; TAKE NOTICE
that if you have any claim against
the .above debtor, for which you are
entitled to rank, Proof of y6ur claim
must be filed with us within thirty
days- from the 'date of this, notice,
for, from and after the expiration of
the time- fixed by the skid Act, we
shall distribute the . proceeds of
the debtor's estate among the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only "
tothe-elahns-of which- we have their -
nOtiCe.
41
--DATED at Brantford, this 23rd
clay of September, 1931. '
THE TRUSTS , AND GUARANTEE
COMPANY LIMITED, 114 Dalhousie
Street, Brantford, Ontario.
Mr. L. E. Dancey,-GodeCriuesht,odoiannt:
-;Solicitor
ADJOURNED SALE OF LANDS
FOR ARREARS OF TAXES
'I . hereby give ,notice that the
Adjourned Sale of Lands that are
:table to be sold.for Arrearetif Taxes '
viU be held 'as follows. •• .;
For the Walkerton District, at tha"
:lour of ten o'Cloeg., A.M. in the 'ofilce
3f the County Treasurer, in the Town
31 Walkerton, • on • Friday, October
Jth. A.D. 1931.
When I shall' offer for sale by
nubile auction Stich lands as reinain
unsold. from itho Tar. Sale- held -
the afereitild glade on' the twenty-
fifth day of September preceeding:
for such sums as can be reali
miless-the-TAxeir--Siel eharge r
sooner paid,„ In compliance With the
directions af the Asiessinent Act,
R.S.O. 1927, •the municipalities cont,
cernecl Will4e entitled to bid.
TOwnsidpiKinloss_Whitechutello
Let 10 Plan 225.
A. Nelson, Treas. -.o. Mile%
(1,--1004)
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