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OCTOBER 28,.1932.
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Regent Theatre
°ru`SYSTtEoNo YM
SEAFORTH
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
OCTOBER 27, 28, 29
JAMES CAGNEY
JOAN° BLONDELL
"The Crowd Roars
One of the Best Auto Race
IStorys of the Screen.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
• OCT. 31, NOVEMBER 1, 2
' The Screen's Happiest
r• Picture
"SUNSHINE SUSIE"
TUNEFUL SONGS
JOYFUL ROMANCE
UPROAROUS FUN
BRIGHT, BREEZY, BRACING
Matinees Saturday and Holi-
days, 3 p.m. Two Shows each
night, 7.30 and 9.15.
BAYFIELD
(Mrs. T. V..Marti'n and family, of
Detroit, were !here over the week end
+closing her cottage.
Taking 'advantage of the fine wea-
ther s'ev'eral w'h'o spent the strmanea
!here were back for the week end.
Anvong them were .Prof. Lloyd Hod-
gins, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Barry,
Detroit; 'Mr. and Mrs. Wills, Mr. and
1VIrs. W. H. Robinson, London.
Mrs. Calderwood (Nell King), of
Ottawa, is visiting her brother, Mr.
George King.
Mrs. Dan Ialrison, of Goderich,
-was the ,guest of Mr. and Mrs'. G.
fling 'last week
lMr. and Mrs'. Knight, of Toronto,
and Douglas rivinhard, of Orillia,
spent the week end with Mr. and
'1VIrs. Fred Ge'nlinllart.
:Mrs. Robert Blair returned Sun-
day from Toronto after spending a
-weak with Mrs. Knight.
.111r. and 'Mrs. Abe Brandon were
at Landon Monday.
IIIBBERT
saisseinsmasomesasemeemear
Death of !Michael O'Connor. --On
. 'Tuesday, October 18th, there passed
away 1'Ir. Michael 'O'Connor, in his
87th year, About ten days before
(Mr. 0"Connor suffered a slight stroke
Unit previously had been.. in failing
health only. dbaut a 'month. He died:
a happy death on Tuesday evening,
having retained his facul'ties to the
last. . Deceased was born on Lot 27,
ra half mile west of where , he died.
ids father and mother, the late Mr.
and) Mrs. James 10'"Conn•or, having
4came to this country from 'Ireland a
((short 'time 'before his :birth. He was
the second oldest son of the family,
this,. elder brother, Patrick, having
'(been born in.the O1•d Country. Upon
;attaining manhood he cleared and
7built upon the farm on which he
Rued. On' July, 12. '1875, he was unit -
,ed in marriage to Miss Margaret
(Montgomery, of Colborne, who sur-
vives, together with three sons and
three 'daughters:. Mrs. 'Michael Cro'w-
aley, Kinkora; Mrs. James McCiuskey
:and Mrs. John M. Eckert, McKillop;
Thomas J. O'Connor, Boston, Mass.;
Michael O'Connor, San Fr'aneasco,
C(al.; Joseph O'Connor, 'at horn; al-
so one brother, James O'Connor, Hur-
on Road, and one sister, 'Mrs. Wall,
of Brantford, and a 'half sister, Mrs:
iMatfthews. of London, who is almost
INC( years of age. There are twenty-
-four grandchildren and 12 great
grandchi'ld'ren!.. The. 'funeral, which
was largely a'tt'ended, took place from
'his late residence to St. Columba/1
,echurch and thence to St. C'olumiban
•k7ermetery for interment on Thursday
•(!morning. Requiem Mass was stung
Ply Rev. Father Goetz, of Seaforth.
'Th'e pallbearers were all grand
nephews: Joseph Burke, Jos. Eekaert,
.Joseph Hickey, John O'Connor, Jas.
if:Monnor, and Jos. O'Connor. A
grandson, Joseph O'Connor, of Bo,,,-
-ton, was here. for the funeral. The
,1eelpest •'syuniathy of the commiunity
is extended to those who are left to
mourn.
STANLEY
QMr. Wes 'C,acherrline and Miss
Mabel Ars-ie'tronig, of Pilot Mound,
Man., are visiting at Mir. Ralph
Stephienson's and Mr. D. J. Stetphen-
asain's and other relatives in Stanley.
'Mat. Fred Austin, of Varna, and
'Miss !Margaret Robinson, of Goshen
}tatv'e returned to their homes after
pleasant two weeks' visit with
friends in Flint, !Mich.
IMre. Robert 'Burchell 'and family,
..of Mitchell, and Mrs, Smith, Strat-
ford, vi's'ited, their aunt, 'Mrs. Robin -
Isere, Sr., and' their cousin, Mrs. H.
f0rrattt lash 'Saturday. I
A large number of our young peo-
le attended the Y. P. convention
held at Clinton last Friday.
The meimlber3 of , :the Blake and
'Goshen Y. P. S. intend holding a
Hallowe'en social at the home! of Mr,
Roy Lamlont on Friday enienling,
peltol or 28th.
Mir. and Mrs. Willaim Stogdill, of
Agent Wanted
Province wide,' real estate
!organization hail' an opening in
khie loicalarbyl No ,experience
necessary. A real opportunity
for a business of .t'o'ur own
'Ten dollar -era: ital required.
Write immediately.
R. A. Williamson
WOODSTOCK, ONT.
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„its!enaAyer;' d ss tiii is it .wCh',.trA9wilt
awtittxlu, lace viaini47ug 'with.' !the halter's
motile; 'OelesX"g,,#r Damon,
(Initende4, for last 'weiak)
(Is v and 'Mfrs. Roy Lamont and
daughter, :Margaret,, and Miss Mar-
garet .McKinley tools a drip to
Niagara 'Falls' on 'Saturday, return-
ing home on !Mionday.
!Mir. and ,Mrs. Alex. Sparks and
famfily, 'of Lo'nd lw, spent Sunday ev-
ening at the home of Mr. John A.
Armstrong.
!Mrs. Nelson Keys returned .to her
hone on Saturday after 'spendin'g a
week with her son, Mr. 'Ruskin Keys
and wife, of East Windsor.
!Mir, ;Mesivlin Keye, of London, spent
t'lle week '.end at the home, of his par-'
eitts,•1Mr, and 'Mays. Ben Keys, Babylon
Lime.
,Rev, R. M. Gale, of Bayfield, took
:the serlvtces on the Varna c'h'arge
last Sunday, Rev. E. A. Poulter, of
Varna, taking the anniversary ser-
vices at Porter's Hill.
There will Ibe no 'service at Goshen
and Blake churches next Sunday on
account of ,the anniversary services
at Varna, when Rev, Mr. 'Craik, of
Goderich, will preach morning and
evening.
CONSTANCE
Mr, and !Mrs. George Medd and
Mr. and Mrs. George Layton, of Ex-
eter, visited. IMr. and :Mrs. Jas. Medd
on Sunday last:
Mr. Jamieson and daughter, Mrs.
Gardiner,` and :Miss Hudson, spent
Sunday dinner with 'Ma. and Mrs.
Benjamin 'Snell on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Gardiner, of Lon-
don, spent Saturday at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. B. B. Stephenson.
• Mr. and Mrs. W. Logan and Kath-
leen, of Blyth, visited Mr, and Mrs.
Leo 'Stephenson on Sunday 'lass. -
Miss Betty Malcolm, of Egniond-
ville, was the guest of her friend,
Miss Helen Britton on Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Britton, of Walton, spent
a few days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wps. Britton.
The anniversary 'services of Con-
stance United Church were a decided
suricess. Rev. Chas. Malcolm, of L:g-
mondville, was the minister for the
day and botch morning and evening
his messages were most impressive.
In the morning he took for his text,
"Ye must be born again." The choir
rendered the anthem, "Eatalt Ye the
Lord." They were assisted by Miss
Viola Fraser, of Clinton, who sang
a 'beautiful solo, "Nearer My God to
Thee." In the evening he took for
his text, "Lord, Save Us, We Perish."
The choir sang, 5°Lord God of Hosts."
and were assisted by Mr. Chas. Boyd
who sang, "The Heavenly Song,"• in
this usual masterly way. The fowl
supper :served by the ladies on Tues-
day night was just a repetition of
their fanner culinary* art. The Blyth
Orchestra provided the music during
the supper hour and was shush ap-•
preciated. !Miss Fraser, of Clinton,
assisted on the program, accompan-
ied by
ccompan-ied'by herself on the guitar. The play
entitled, "The Young Country School
Manna," put on (by the young people,
was well received. The church was
filled to overflowing'. The proceeds
amounted to $280 for both days.
Mr. Lyle Worden and Miss Frayne
of Staffa, and Mrs. Aitcheson, Jr., of
R•oxocro, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lawson.
Mr. Harvey Taylor, while pi:+Ling
apples, fell twenty feet when the limb
broke on which he was standing, and
is confined to his bed. He has had a
:,c' ere shaking up.
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BIRTHS
$sell.—In
Seaforth, on Friday, October 21st,•
to Me. and Mrs. Helmer Snell, a daughter
(:Margarevt June).
DEATHS
Dlgie,—In Seadortlh, ore Sunday, October 23rd,
.Hannah Tnaquair, wilfe of William Elgie,
in her 7911 year.
IN MEMORIAM
Note.—Items under this head will be charg-
ed 50 cents per single verse, and 25 cents for
each additional verse.
in loving remembrance of our dear hus-
band and father, Albert Bele who fell asleep
ante year ago, October 29, 1931.
He is not dead, but sleepeth,
And will wake again some morn to greet us.
Oh I what a glorious morning that will he.
—Sadly missed by his wife and son.
BULLARD.—In ever loving memory of my
brather, Pte. John 'E. Bullard, who died of
wounds in France 14 years ago, October 24,
1918,
lid little thought when leaving home,
' He would no more return;
That he in death so Bean would sleep
And leave US here to mourn.
We do ret know what pain .he bore,
We did not see him die;
We only know he passed away
And never said good-bye. - �r
338.1x1 —Mrs. George Eaton.
in ever loviaig memory of my mother. who
passed away 28 years ago, October 19, 1904,
Twenty -slight years have passed since that
said slay,
The one we ,roved was oalded away;
God took her ,homes, it was His will,
But in lour hearts she liveth still.
3385x1 --Mie. Georgy Eaton.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Michael O'Connor and faly wish to"
thank all 'these who sent spiritgel bouquets
and also those who kindly loaned their cars
during theist recent bereavement. 3385x1
CARD OF THANKS
98+. William Elsie .and family desire to
thank their many friends and neighbor's for
jt:he kindness and sympathy extended to
them during the illness and death of wife
as -1 mother, am.l also th sse Who sent floral
tr il.' u te's. 3980-1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS ,HEREBY GIVEN that all
creditors and others havtne claims against
the estate of THOMAS MARRIOTT, late of
the Township of 141anehard, in the County
of Perth, Farmer, who died en the Tenth
day of September, A. D. 1932, are required
tis fornvsrd .their claims duly proven to the
umdcrvdg-nerl on or beft,re the Fourteenth day
of November. A. D. 1932.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
after the said date the Administrator will
proceed R,o distribute the est'atxe, having regard
only to She claims of which he them shall
have native.
.,DATED ah, Exeter, Ont., this 26th day of
Ootoben,. A. D. 1982.
MADMAN & STANIIU:RY,
Exeter and Hehsla:ll;'
Administrator's) Solicitors.
28219-2
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WORT TNO1IQF,�.—
11 Pa S,P;I' i K,OF.' Y BAiRRVDr' 1:t001C
pulleys, 6} Moldhs old, 50 ceute each; 441,-
,0 two good winter CQw!3. Apr 4y Alp M0 --Y
LAWSON, Led 11, Oon. r•, Kellett.
338641
port SALE, — FIFT1Eaq • BARRELS OF,
hand picked SPY aroplee. Price, 75 cents
a bag, att 'Log d2, Cancessitt 14, McKillop.
Phone 248 a• 11. J. R. LEEMING, 8384-2
WOOD FOR SALE." --A QUANTITY QF
howl dry maple body wood, 12 inches
long; 88.7k per cord delivered. VICTOR
FALCONER, IBruedfeld, or Phone 629-12,°
Clinton, aid we wi'U pay the charges.
8383x4
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SOME CHEAP, FARMS .FOR QUICK S•A1 .
120 acres; !large bank barn; 1a/2 storey,
house; orchard, running water. Three miles
groan Trow.p of Goderich. Price. 81,500.00,
etr7ctle cash. Also two hundred acre farm
for sale, altauhnhter price only $22.00 per.
acre. Soil principally clay team: no waste;
very few stones or Pots] weeds, About 120
acres now under cultivation, more ready;
balance pasture; about 60 acres timbered.
Good bank barn, 1%sdlorey house in fine con-
ditkn ; orchard; good water, Located twelve
miles' from Town of Goderich, ' County of
Huron, Ontario. Close to school, large vil-
lage and handy markets. Terms—$900,00
down cash, balance very easy terms if -de-
sired. Taxes paid in full for 1982. No back
Ma.x413., i8o e+wchatnge s cepoled. iImmedfate
possession. If interested, write J. W. ARM-
STRONG, Real Estate, Box 89, Godemiob, Ont.
3364-1
JJ.
F. O. MEETING
The annual meeting of the i U. F. 0. of
South Huron and the' Progressives of South
Huron will meet in :the Town Hall, Hensel!,
on Wednesday, November 2nd, 1932, at 8
9.an,
JOE FORREST, Secretary,
3885x1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF ROBERT GARROW,
Deceased.
All persons !having claims ag'ains't the Es-
tate of Robert Ganrbw, late of the Township
of MnKillop in the County at Huron, Farmer,
deceased, who died on or about the Ninth
day_ of September, 1932, are hereby eotieed
to send in to .the Administrators, clo their
Solicitors, en or before the Fifth day of
November, 1932, 'full pambicwlaars of their
claims.
Immediately after the Bald date, the said
Administrators will distribute the assets of
the said decessed, having regard only to
(1•anmk of which they then' shall have n6tice,
and they will not be liable to any nerson,
of vnho;e claim they shall not then have
notice, for the asset so distributed, oz any
pant thereof.
'GATED at Toronto this 17.th day of October,
1982.
MARGARET GARROW and CHARLES
GARROW, Administrators with Will annexed,
By Fasken, Robertson, Aitchison, Pickup &
Galvin, 36 Tonontb Street, Toronto 2, their
Solicitors herein.
3384-3
MORTGAGE SALE
OF CHOICE FARM IN THE TOWNSHIP
OF HIBBERT
Under end by virtue of the powers of
sale contained in. an Indenture of !Mortgage
which will be produced on the day :of sale,
there nvs111 be offered for sale by public auc-
tion, by George 38. Elliott; Auctioneer, on
the premises on SATURDAY, the 5th day
of NOVEMBER, 1932, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, the following' lands and premises,
namely: -'
ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel
nr tract of lands and premises situate, lying
and belie; ire ,the Township of Hibbert, in
the County of Perth, and Province of On-
tario, being composed of Lot Number Twen-
ty-nine 129) in the Ninth (9t1)) Concession
of the said Township of Hibbert, containing
by admeasurement One Hundred (100) acres
of land be the same more or less.
There are said to be erected on said lands
a one and one-half storey brick dwelling with
asphalt shingle roof, 8 rooms and kitchen,
stone. foundation, hot air heating and in
excellent state of repair, a large frame bank
barn, stone foundtetion, cement flooring, wa-
ter piped into barn, size 40 x 60 and` 12 -toot
leanto, well roofed and in excellent state of •
repair, a large frame drive shed .in very
good repair. The lands. are wellfenced,
well drained, very -fertile and there is no
waste land.
The farm is convenient to church and
schooi being about 2`9/ miles from church
and ltd miles from school.
TERMS OF SALE.—Ten per cent. in cash
on the day of sale and the balance without
interest in Thirty days thereafter. The pur-
chaser will be required to sign an agree-
ment to complete the safe.
Further oond'utions of sale will be made
known on the clay of the stilet and may be
had :in the meantime from the undersigned.
Dated this 13th day of October, 1932.
JOHN J. HUGGA.RD,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Vendor's Solicitor.
George H. Elliott, Auctioneer, Clinton,. Ont.
MORTGAGE SALE
OF CHOICE FARM IN THE TOWNSHIP
OF }SULLETT
' Under and by virtue of the power of
Rale contained in an Ilndenture of Mortgage
which will be produced on the day df sale,
there will be offered for scale by public' auc-
tion, by George H. Elliott, Auctioneer, at
the Commercial Hotel, ISeafforth, Onbarhlo,
on WEDNESDAY, . the 2nd day of Novem-
ber, 1932, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon„ the
following lands and premises namely:
ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel
or tract of lands amyl premises situate, lying
and being in the Township of 'Hallett in
the County of Huron and being composed of
Lot Number Ten (10) 5.n the' Sixth Conces-
sion of the Raid Township of Hullebt con-
taining by admeasurment One Hundred (100)
acres of land more or leas.
The said lands are well fenced and drain-
ed and very fertile: it is believed that the
greater part of said lands are now in grass.
TERMS OF SALE.—Ten per cent. in cash
cm the day of sale and the balance without
interest in Thirty days thereafter. The
Purchaser will be required to sign an agree-
ment ko ,cernplete the sale.
Further conditions df sale will be made
known on She day of the scale and may he
had in the meanbnne from the undersigned.
Dated Ads 12th day of October, 1982.
JOHN J. HUGGARD,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Vendor's Soliei'ilnr.
George H. Elliott, Auotioneer, Clinton, Ont,
3383-3
FARM FOR SALE
North one-half 'of Lot No. 4, and part
South one-half of Lot No. 5, Concession 8,
'El -shortie Township, ' containing about 85
acres, .the property of the late John Batten.
On the property is a good frame house
and batik barn, a never -falling well with
windmill and connections to stabling; good
hard wood bush, about $ acres, and fine
young orrehard. Farm is well fenced and
drained, end-- convenient to school, church
and miarkkelt. Immediate possession for
ploughing and full possession April 1, 1939.
Apply tb GARNET W. MINERS, R. R. 8,
Exeter, THOMAS MORLEY, R. R. 8, Lucati,
Executors, or GLAD lig AN & STANBURY,
Herman and Exeter, Solicitors( "tot John 'DM,
ten mitata 2222-4
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