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ACCOMMODATION for RENT
'"WANTED. ONE ROOMER OR
boarder. Also, will do house
-work by the hour. Mrs, Mabel
'Riley, Fulton Street, 44-b
-;FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, un-
- ;furnished,
n-`;tarnished, heated, .Apply William
`.Street, . opposite the P u' b l 1 c
School, 44-b
-ROOM AND BOARD, Two:. young
gentlemen sharing. Phone Cline
-ton 163R. 44-b
COSY, • FURNISHED COTTAGE
across from sc1rool in the village
of Bayfield. Good heating.; stoves,
,Inside water supply. Close to
'the business section of the vil-
. lege. Reasonable rent, no objec-
•tion to .one or two children. Ap-
'' ply by letter for appointment to
Mrs, Harry Ahrens 20411e Stetter
-.Ave., Detroit '34, IVIieh.
44=5-b
Accommodation Wanted
SMALL HOUSE or unfurnished
apartment, Wanted by reliable
'tenant with no children. Apply
:Box "T", Clinton News -Record.
44-b
BUSINESS MAN REQUIRES
board and :born, or comfortable
xoom without board with a
'private family, for two weeks.
'Box "W", Clinton Ne'Ws-Record.
44-b
'URNISHED APARTMENT
- wanted by couple, no children.
'JO Bonneau, phone 382, local
220, or RCAF 'Station Clinton,
Officers' Mess, after five o'clock,
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ARTICLES WANTED
GOOD IRON BEDSTEAD and
:springs; or one good single bed -
::stead. Phone 419W. 44-b
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
':1951 PONTIAC, GOOD AS New;
else, trailer for sale, Apply to
'Box "R," Clinton News -Record.
44-b
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
-BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.
-Phone Clinton 225W. 44-b
NEW SUBDIVISION LOTS FOR
sale, adjoining property of new
. school. L. G. Winter, real estate,
'phone 448; Tylomas Steep, sales-
man, phone 146W. 28-tfb
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
"MUSSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
' business trades listed: restaurants,
gas stations, tourist camps,. groc-
.ery stores; one Main St. build-
ing. L. G. Winter, Real Estate;
Thomas Steep, salesman. 30-tfb
CLOTHING FOR SALE
FUR COAT, DYED MUSKRAT,
size 14. Phone Clinton 241.
44-p
STATION WAGON COAT, grey,
size 14: Large grey fur . collar,
imitable for school girl, Only
worn 'a few times. Box "M",
Clinton News -Record.
44-5-b
BROWN WINTER COAT, tailor-
ed, • Size O. Phone Mrs, Roy
Fitzsimons, phone Clinton 265.
44-b
LADY'S RED PARKA -JACKET,
;size, 16, Hardly ever worn. Can
be seen at Clinton News -Record
Office. Originally $13,50, now $l,
44-p
FARMS FOR SALE
FROM 50 TO 117 ACRE FARMS,
Canfidential Information. Leon -
lard G. Winter, Real Estete,
Phones: business 448, residence
5991, 5-btfb_
FURNITURE REFINISHING
''FOR PIANO, FURNITURE AND
'asTib cabinet refinishing and re
+s••pairing, see W. G. Pickett, %lox
'351, Clinton. . 41-2-3-4-p
FURNITURE FOR SALE
SPECIAL! MODERN WALNUT
dining room suite; combination
china cabinet and writing desk;
rine new seven -drawer desk;
leitehen cabinet; A-1 wood turn-
ing lathe with counter shaft;
7toniture 1bspit I• ,44-p
HELP WANTED
CLERKS, $1690-$2240 and $1380-
:$1780 for Government Depart-
ments at. Clinton,. Ontario, De-
tails bed application :forms et
'Pest ,office,, , , 44-b
HELP WANTED. -..Mate
YOUNG BOY WANItet to eve
slat in kitthcn. Itootri and board,
$20 a 48-hour' creek, Good armee
tit yearn et> tate short orders.
'Meet be elebn and hottest, Corby
rielted Hotel, '44yb
LIVESTOCK WANTED _
W A TEOLIlHORSES rs. AL
dead Batt e, Gilbert Mink
Ranch, Goderich,' Phone collect,
936r32, or 036r21,ptfb
LIVRSTOCK EOR SALE
NINE PIGS REAi Y TO WEAN,
Jack McGuire, phone Clinton
-802r5. 44-b
NUI<?BER O' CHOICE YOUNG
pigs, also same saws. 3oisr 44
Croton News*Record,
TWO CHOICE HExi,Ek'QRD
heifer •calves, two weeks old,
C 7x 3 •
l es Stewart, phone Cinnttonn44-
25 PIGS PROM SIX TO NINE
weeks; three pair of Mille Fleur
bantams; quantity of cider ap-
ples. .Fred McClyinont, Varna,
phone Clinton 618r24. 44-b
TWQ CHOICE HOLSTEIN heif-
ers, around 750 pounds, Also
have cattle to put out on the
gain. Apply .Alex Sparks, con-
cession 4, Goderich Township,
44-b
DUAL-PURPOSE MILK IN G
Shorthorn heifers rising two
years, and heifer calves; also
herd sire, Green Leaf Don,
—317361—. Herd registered, ac-,
credited and vaccinated. Jack
Sturdy, R.R. 2, Clinton, phone
Clinton 901r13. 44-5-p
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—LADY'S RHINESTONE
and ruby brooch, one and one -
hall inches in, diameter, senti-
mental value. Reward. Finder
contact BoX "Z", Clinton News-
Recor,41. 44-p
,MISCELLANEOUS
TUPPERWARE PLASTICS have
gifts for everyone from baby to
grandma. Cannister sets, bread
servers, and baby sets. Free salt
and' peppers with every $5 phone
order, Phone Clinton 334W.
44-5-b
CRESS CORN SALVE relieves
quickls
Cress orn Salve—for Yourforgsure reist lief
too. 44-b
EXPERT WORK ON ALL carp-
entry. Cupboards and trim our
specialty. J. Spivak, phone Blyth,
20-r-6. 43-52-p
MADAME JOSEPHINE, Clair-
voyant readings. Cole's Trailer
Camp (middle trailer), No phone
calls please. 44-p
FLOOR SANDING—Old and new
floors sanded and finished. Cree
Cook. Phone Clinton 23J.
41-2-3-4-p
JUST ARRIVED, The latest in
key ' duplicating machinery, to
give you (minute service) on
extrakeys of all types, for your
car, night latches, padlocks, rite.
and mortise sets, entrance locks.
"Don't be stuck with one, Let
us cut you some." Ball and
Mutch. 44-5-b
FIXTURES - FURNACES - Filt-
ers - Fittings. Complete bathroom
fixtures — BATH (41/4' or 5')
BASIN, CLOSET, Powder room
sets—white or color with chrom-
ed fittings. KITCHEN SINKS
white or color—chromed fittings
and KITCHEN SINK CABINETS
for porcelain enamel drain board
tops or plastic tops. FURNACES
—coal and oil gravity, or air-con-
ditioning with controls and re-
placing FIBREGLAS FILTERS
for forced -air furnaces. FIT-
TINGS and pipe in copper—cast
iron—black and galvanized steel.
Laundry tubs—shower cabinets --
electric ranges, refrigerators,
pressure systems, oil burners.
FREE CATALOGUE: Write or
visit our new -modern showrooms.
We deliver—you pay no freight.
S. V. JOHNSON Plumbing Sup-
plies, Streetsviile, Ontario.
NOTICE
I, HAROLD F. GLEW, Victoria
Street, Clinton, will not be re-
sponsible for any debt contracted
in my name from this date for-
ward without my written consent.
44-p
ANYONE CAUGHT TRAPPING
on Lots 16 and 17, Concession 1,
Mullett 'Township, from now on,
will be prosecuted. (Signed) --
Charles J. Brandon. 44-5-p
PERSONAL
SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! Gain 5
to 15 lbs. New pep, too. Try
Famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for
double results: new healthy flesh;
new vigor. New "get acquaint-
ed" size only 60 cents. All drug-
gists. 44-8-8-b
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just tall G. W. Cox at Clinton
5ti0R. 43tfb
POULTRY FOR SALE
15 P'ULL'ETS READY TO LAY.
Harry Guetter, R.R. 5, Clinton.
Phone Clinton 907r31. 44-p
30 SUSSEX PULLETS, six mon-
the old, laying, Also, gas iron,
good as new, cheap. Mrs. Aaron
Fisher, Jr", Phone Carlow 167.
44-1?
PROPERTY FOR SALE
SIX: ROOM COTTAGE FOR sale,
location lserfect. $4,500. Terrhs
may be . arranged. L. 0, Winter,
Heal Estate, phone 448; Thomas
Steep, Salesman, phone 146-w.
43-tfb
FIVE -ROOM HOUSE, THREE
bedrooms, three-piece bath, ex-
tra lot, shall barn, nice surround -
In e, L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
phone 448; Thonins Steep, sales-
man, plume 146W. , , 28-,tfb
SALESMEN WANTED
WANTED--eltELIABLEMAN' AS
Dealer le Huron County. Expor-
fence not necessary. A fine Op.
pottunite to busino s e where into o
ld profit-
ableetawleleit
Products havo bectt sold for
:rears, ,Big profits. Products fur-
nished ort eredit,Write RAW
-,leiit's Dept, ML -109.163, Mort -
real. 44-b
BIRTHS '.e.
FALCONER -In Clinton ' ruble:a
'Hospital, • on Monday, October
Falconer,.192, to Mr, and 'Mrs. Frank'
Clinton, a slaughter.
McDONALD—In Clinton Public
H s ita
D p al, on. Send Y, October
26, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs. James
McDonald, Clinton, a daughter.
McKENZIE—ln Clinton Public
Hospital, on Thursday, October
23, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs. Philip
ivlcKenzie, Kippen, a daughter,
ST. LOUIS In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Thursday, October
23, 1952, to Private and Mrs.'
Norman St. Louis, Brucefield,
a•' daughter.
MARRIAGES
CLARK -- WATSON — At the
home of the bride's parents, on
Saturday, October 18, 1952; by
Rev, A, W. Gardiner, Marne
Strickland, daughter of Mr. an
Mrs. John S. Watson, Seaforth,
and Albert William Clark, High-
gate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Clarke, Highgate,
MASSEY—KIRKCONNEL'L--- In
St, Chad's Anglican Church,
Toronto, on Saturday afternoon,
October 18, 1952, ley Rev. G. H,
Johnson, Helen Ruth, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R,
Kirkconneli, Toronto, and Dr.
Douglas Gordon Massey, Sunny -
brook hospital, Guelph, son of
the late Mrs. Zerelda Massey,
grandson of the late Mr. end
Mrs. David Churchill, formerly
of Clinton,
STRETTON - SANGSTER -- In
Cannel Presbyterial: Church
manse, Hensall, by Rev. J. B.
Fox, Norma Jean, daughter of
Mrs. Sangster, HensalI, and the
late William Sangster, to Her-
bert Clare Stretton, son of Her-
bert Stretton, Brussels, and Mrs.
Cecil Hodgins, Lucan.
YOUNGBLUT — DOD1,IAN—In St.
Andrew's United Church, Nia-
gara falls, : on Saturday, Octob-
er 18, 1952, by Dr. William
Fingland, Betty, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. G. Rodman, Mc-
Leod Road, Niagara Falls, and
Henry Arthur Youngblut, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Youngblut,
Londesboro.
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In Memoriam
GLAZIER—In loving memory of
a dear husband and father,
Thomas Glazier, who passed
away thirteen years age, Octob-
er 31:
"Gone but not forgotten."
—Sadly missed by wife and fam-
ily. 44-p
COLCLOUGH--In loving memory
of my dear wife, Harriett Col-
clough, who passed away five
years ago, October 27, 1947:
"Since you've gone first and I
remain
To walk the road alone,
I live in memory's garden, dear;
With hhppy days we've known.
Since you've gone first and I
remain,
One thing I'd have you do:
Walk slowly down the path of
death,
For soon I'll follow you.
I want to. know .each step you
take,
That I may walk the same,
For someday down that lonely
road,
You'll hear me call your name,"
—Lovingly remembered by hus-
band, sons and daughter.
44-b
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Cards of T hanks
The family of the late John
Huller wish to thank their neigh-
bors and friends for their many
kindnesses, and anyone who help-
ed in any way, in their recent
bereavement. 44-p
In response to
your call - we
tape charge of all
arrangements.
TcgeAtti Eituntrai
pittL'
AMBULANCE—.."'
STOVES FOR SALE
BANNER COOK STOVE in good
condition. Phone Clinton 904r11.
44-p
COOK STOVE, BEACH Compan-
ion, wins, large fire box, Cheap,
for quiek sale. Mrs.. Albert florid,
phone Clinton 428. 44-b
ONE FINDLAY .CONDent, ALL
white kitchen range, almost new.
Apply to Mrs, J, C. Sundercock,
Blyth. 43-45-b
WOOD FOR SALE
bR,' t 12 -INCH MAPLE STOVE-,
wood;
TOVE-
wood; also Rock X Rhode Island
pullets, laying. Ivan. Hoggart,
phone Clinton 805r22. 44-p
HARD 'BODY .Ott MIXED winter
wood, also slabs and cedar kind-
ling. Elmer 'Trick, phone Clin-
t4rr 907r5, 34-tfb
T tti1L,1NG POE, SALE Cut
front cedar rails into 12" lengths.
$4.50 per Cord, delivered. W. J,
Porbes. Phone Clinton 904r31,
42-ptib
SEWING MACHINES
NEW ANIS USED lVl'AC IINBS,
Repairs to all models, Singer~
SeWitig Machine Co., Goderiols.
pllorre 1135. 19etfb
DEATHS
AGNEW --- Suddenly in Victoria
Hospital, London, as the result
of a car accident, ori Tuesday
night, October 28, 1952, Rev,
John A. Agnew, beloved bus -
band of Mrs. Pearl Agnew, Loh -
doe, in • his 77th year. Funeral
arrangements yesterday were
incomplete.
BRANDON—In Clinton public
Hospital, on Friday morning,
October 24, 1952, infant twin
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Ken-
neth Brandon, Hayfield, 'Inter-
reent in Bayfield Cemetery, on.
Saturday morning, October 25,
HULLER --In Goderich Township,
on Saturday, October 25, 1952,
Joint H. Huller, beloved husband
of Myrtle LEWIS, in his 83rd
year. Funeral from the Ball
and Hutch funeral home, Clin-
ton, to Clinton Cemetery, on
Tuesday afternoon, October 28,
HUMMEL--Irl- Bloomsburg, Pa.,
on Tuesday, October 21, 1952,
Emma Ford, formerly of Tuck-
ersmith Township, widow of the
late A.' H. Hummel. Funeral in
Bloomsburg, on Friday, October
24.
McDONALD In New York, N.Y.,
on Wednesday, October 8, 1952,
William McDonald, formerly of
Auburn. Interment in Park
Lawn Cemetery, on Saturday,
October 11,
MASON—In Windsor, Ontario, on
Wednesday, October 22, 1952,
Thomas Edward Mason, eaeleyed
husband of Ella May Mc 3riere,,
382 Elfn. Ave., Windsor, dear
father - of Ray, Brantford; Mrs..
Ralph Totten' (Marion), Rose-
land, Ont.; Mrs. George Yeats
(.lVfadelon), Gloucester, Eng-
land; dear brother of Mrs. Mary
Cotton, Detroit, Mich., in his
74th year. - Funeral from the
Ball and Mutch funeral home,
'Clinton, to Clinton Cemetery, on
Saturday afternoon, October 25,
THOMPSON—In Kippen, on Fri-
day, October 24, 1952, Agnes
Hay, beloved. wife of Robert
Thompson, in '•her' 71st year.
Funeral from •the Bonthrom
funeral home, Hensel', to Hen -
salt Cemetery, on Monday, Oct-
ober 27.
WHITTAKER In Queen EIiza-
beth Hospital, Toronto, on Fri-
day evening, October 24, 1952,
Jessie Whittaker, niece of the
late' Rev. William Davis. Fun-
eral from the chapel of Morley
S. Bedford, on Sunday, October
26, interment : at London, on
Monday, October 27.
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Cattle Continue Good
In Huron County
"A number of farmers have pur-
chased feeder cattle again this
year," John D. Butler, assistant
Agricultural representative for
Huron County reports, "with most
of these being Western feeders re-
ceived this past week. Cattle
contiue to do well.
"Turnip and Sugarbeet harvest-
ing is still the, order of the day in
the Southern section of the Coun-
ty. Husking corn has matured
very well and picking is now be-
coming general.
Livestock Sales Every
Thursday, 2 o'clock
from the
Hensall Sales Barns
Featured tin these sales, are
cows, heifers, young cattle, pigs
and sheep.
This is a good market and you
are invited to attend as a buyer
or seller.
VICTOR IIARGREAVES, Prop.
Phone 625r23, Clinton
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer,
Phone 466J, Clinton
43-4-b
FOR SALE
Pedlar Products
COW BOWLS
STANCHIONS
Full Line
Stable Equipment
Steel Roofing
in stock—All lengths ,
H. CHARLESWORTH
PHONE 199W • CLINTON
a -•,*-0-4-40 +a -w«
Gordon R. Hearn 1
Optometrist
Huron St. — Clinton
On Friday
Each Week
PHONE 69
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HALLADAY,.
ROBINSON & Coy
Chartered
Accountants
Box NO. "E"
CLINTON
BOXY THEATRE
0LINTON
Now playing: (Oct. 30 -Nov. 1)
"RETURN OF THE TEXAN"'
MON., TES., WED, .(No'v 3.5)
"Lovely To Look At,"
Technicolor
Sparkling with mirth and music
comes this charming tale of three
Americans Who take a Broadway
allow to a Parisian .dress shop,
Kathryn Grayson, Red Skelton,
Howard Keel with Marge and
Glower Champion
TTHUR., VIM, SAT. .(Nov. 6-8)
Dan Dailey, Joanne Dru, Richard"
IlYlton and Richard Cream
The ups .and downs of DIZZY
DEAN, of the St. Louis Cardinals
makes .en interesting screen bio-
graphy that all baseball fans
must see.
"The Pride of
St. Louis"
PARK THEATRE
GOD>$RilVH--Phone 11150
Now: "TELT TMA, MEN"
MON., TUES., WEI.1.'-
'William Cardigan.—Yane Greer
and David Wayne
Or, a Technicolered South Pacific
island a young American tangles
with three romances and with a
tabu that was tobasco, ',-
Featuring Mitzi Gaynor and
Gloria Delaven
"Down Among The
Sheltering Balms"
THUR., FRI., SAT.
Tony Curtis +-- Pipet' 144,100
and Spring Byingtou
If there is anything funny^ about
matrimony you'll find it in this
hilarious yarn about a perplexed
bridegroom.
"No Room for
the Groom"
Coming (Nov. 10-12); "CLOSE Coming: "TRE WASHINGTON
TO MY HEART" with Ray STORY" with Van Johnson
Miilannd and Gene Tierney and Patricia Neal
■ amos srmn. .. t
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODoRICH Phone 47
Nowhe"AIR CADET" starring(
f+to. to „ n McNally & 11a11 Russen
Mom, TUES., .WED.
Broderick. crawl**-�-� Betty.
Downer- .and 'Richard Kfle�y
The city waterfront and a dcgdr
side detective combine to produce
a thrilling tale about racket-
busting.
"THE MOB"
TOUR., FEL, SAT. -- --
Aladdin and His
Lamp"
In Technicolor: the 'wishful old
legend of the magic lamp gets
new treatment in this romantic
adventure.
Patricia Medina -- John Sands
Richard Erdman
Coming: "SOUTH SIDE 14000"
with Don DeFore & Andrea KIM
Clearing Auction Sale
OF FARM, FARM STOCK,
MACHINERY and HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS, on
Thursday, Nov. 13
at 12 o'clock
' At Lot 4, Concession 2, East
Division, Colborne Township, 4
mile east of Benmiller,
HORSES: Matched Clyde team
10 yrs. old.
CATTLE; 4 Durham cows,
milking and bred; Jersey cow,
milking; I5 spring calves 12
steers and heifers, 800 lbs.
POULTRY: 50 Hybred pullets.
HOGS: 1 York sow, due in
Dec.; 8 York chunks, 125 lbs,
. MACHINERY: Massey -Harris
binder, 7 ft., practically new;
Massey -Harris 13 -disc fertilizer
drill (like new); McCormick
Deering mower, 6 ft. (new); Mc-
Cormick Deering drop -head hay
loader; sulky rake; New Idea side
delivery rake (like new); 14 -
plate disc harrow; 5 -section dia-
mond harrows;, spring -tooth cult-
ivator; Quebec riding plow;
walking plow; fanning mill; Mas-
sey Harris manure spreader;
steel land roller; cream separat-
or; root pulper; stoneboat; tur-
nip drill; grain grinder; rubber -
tired wagon, 16 ft. hay rack; set
sloop sleighs; buggy; cutter; el-
ectric driven- hammer mill with
3 h.p, motor.
HARNESS: 1 set team harness
and collars.
Roofing -190 sheets new steel
roofing, 3 ft. x 8 ft.; 9 sheets,
3x6 ft.; 9 sheets 3x7 ft.; 58 ft.
ridge roll; 40 lbs. roofing nails.
GRAIN: 1,000 bus. mixed grain.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Din-
ing room .suite; kitchen chairs,
tables, cupboards; rockers; three
furnished bedrooms; white enam-
el cook stove (new); 4 -burner
electric stove; china; Quebec
heater; wood; 3% tons chestnut
coal.
FARM: 100 acre farm; eight-
room frame house; large bank
barn; good stabling, driving shed,
garage. Hydro. Drilled well.
RCAF Association
Holds Dinner Meeting
425 Huron Wing, Royal Canad-
ian Air Force Association held its
initial dinner meeting of the sea-
son on Wednesday evening, Octob-
er 22, when a delicious turkey
dinner was served to 37 members
in the Sergeant's Mess, RCAF
Station, Clinton,
Ex -Airforce personnel from
Clinton, Seaforth, Goderich and,
Wingham listened to• a fine ad-
dress from Wing Commander B.
G. Miller. The speaker's shoat
talk an the introduction of young
men to airforce life was much ap.
predated,
The December meeting will be
Ladies' Night, and ex -airforce
personel with their wives will be
welcome..
TOP::
COME IN AND SEE
THE FINEST
THE BEST PRICED
Radios
Record Players
Television Sets
at —
Galbraith Radio and Television
Television Installation and Service
Farm in excellent state of cul-
tivation; 10 acres fall wheat. Sold
subject to reserve bid.
TERMS: Chattels—cash; prop-
erty, 10 per cent down, balance
30 days. Immediate possession.
William H. Elsley, Proprietor
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
E. P. Chesney, Clerk. .
44-45-b
Clearing Auction Sale
of FARM, FARM STOCK,
IMPLEMENTS, FEED and
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
At Lot No, 5, Concession 10,
Colborne Township; 11/4 miles
west of Carlow, on
Friday, October 31
at 1.30 p.m., the following:
CATTLE: Hereford cow, 4 yrs.
old, recently freshened, with calf
at foot; Hereford cow, 4 yrs. old,
dee time of sale; Hereford cow,
4 yrs. old, milking, bred again;
2 Hereford steer calves; 2 Here-
ford X Durham heifer calves.
PIGS: Yorkshire sow, bred; 8
pigs, 8 weeks old.
POULTRY and EQUIPMENT:
Approx. 80 Rock X New Hamp-
shire pullets; Colony house; oil
brooder stove; drinking fountains.
IMPLEMENTS : Minneapolis
tandem disc; •M.H, binder, 7 ft.
cut, with power take -off; Cock-
shutt 3 furrow plow; M.R. power
mower, 7 ft, cut; M.H, manure
spreader on rubber; rubber tire
wagon; flat rack; 3 -drum steel
roller; 2 -row scuffler; M.H. dump
rake; buck rake with hoist; sleigh
and flat rack; stock rack; 6 -sec-
tion harrows; Universal milker
with double and single units, also
pipe line; set of double harness;
set of single harness; buzz saw;
bench saw; `M.H. electric cream
separator; fanning mill with mo-
tor; Stewart electric clipper;
Electro pail heater; set of Ren-
frew truck scales; 20 rod ,of snow
fence; grain box; quantity of ash
lumber; hay car for steel track
(neer); hay ear with Wooden
track, forks, shovels, logging
chains end numerous other art-
icles.
PEED: Approx. 50 ton of ttaix--
ed hay (baled); quantity of bal-
ed straw; 42 ft, of ensilage; ale --
prole 800 bus. mixed grain.
HOUSEHOLD EFFZtCTS: Sortie
household effects,
FARM: At the same time and
place there will be offered for
sale, the 100 -acre farm, subject
to reserve bid; on this farm ate
modernized buildings, house with
hydro, pressure system and bath,
The L-shaped barn has running
water in front of the stock, also
an implement shad and bre-car
garage. On the farm is 8 acres
of wheat, 60 acres °plowed, 6
beteg of bash, and the balance in
pasture. Everythingto • be sold
as proprietor is in ,ill health.
'1'ERms--CASA'
Terms an farm: 10 per Cent
dowry and balance in 30 days, or
to the satisfaction of the prop-
rletor.
Ellivbod •Atkiusoc, proprietor
Edwar't1. W.. Elliott, Auctioneer
lir Vic Colclnbottn, f3Ierk.
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