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4 - ox Presbyterian Church
9.45 a.m. SUNDAY 'SCHOOL. N'
11..0 a.m.. 'JUNIOR CONGREGATION.
x1.44 a.ni. PUBLIC WORSHIP,
Sermon Subject: °Robbers in the House of God."
7.00 p.m, PUBLIC. 'WORSHIP.,
Sermon Subject:. "Followers of Christ,"
MINISTER -REVEREND RICHARD, STEWART.
Director of fraise -Mr. T. G. Jones
Come ' and . Worship the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness.
North. St. United Church
MINISTER -REV. R. 'H. TURNI ULL, S.A., $:D.. B.T.M.
' 11 a.m. 'VITAL RELIGION."
12.15 - a.m. SUNpAY . SCHOOL. -
7 pan: "THE CHANGELESS AMIDST CHANGE IN
RELIGION." " .
Organist and Choir Leader-
Mrs. Murray Hetherington, A.T.C.M.
A SINCERE WELCOME AWAITS YOU _
Victoria St. United Church
MINISTER -REV. rLAWRENCE H. TURNER, R.A.
10.00 a.m. SABBATH SOHOOL, ORGANIST MRS. •L. MANNA
11.00 •a.m. ,SERIES= -"Blueprints of the' Kingdom" "Blessed Are
They that Mourn."
p.m. 'SERIES•=The `Itzngdom _ of .Heaven is like -"Unto a
Certain King."
Monday 3.00 pan. Y.E.U.
UNION -9.45' a.m." PUBLIC WORSHIP.' WELCOME!
Goderich
Ba tist Churc p ch
REV. JOSEPH JANES, M.A., PASTOR
'Mrs. Elia I. Donaldson, A:L.C.M., Organist
10 a.m. • SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. PUBLIC WARSHIP. "The Secret of Stability."
7 .p.m, PUBLIC WORSHIP. "Why I Ain a Protestant."
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Wednesday 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting,
A CORDIAL WELCOME FOR ALL -
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«. Berean Missionary Church Services
ODDFELLOWS' HALL
SUNDAY,.SEPTEMBER 16th
11, a.m. 7.30 p,m.
... : BETBEL'. E.COBTAL TABERNACLE
16 WATERLOO STREET
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ami. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11, a.m. MORNING,SERVICE;
I.N•G
7.30 p:m.; EVENSERVICE.
Tuesday & p.m, Young People's Service.
Thursday,8 p.m. Prayer Service.
'Come and enjoy the-nOld Story" that is ever new.
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Free .Methodist Church
REV. R.: r:_,MeCALL1L114
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL., - ''•
11 a.m. - MORNING SERVICE, "Christian Living' at Its Best.”
7.30 p.m. EVENING ..SERVICE,. "Deepening of Experience. " ..
A WELCOME . EXTENDED TO. ALL
CHUECH TOTES
Anniversary ' services will ,be held ,
at' Union ehureh, Goderich township,
on Sunday, - September 30th, with ser-
. 'Vices at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m: ° Rev.
Madmen ,C..Parr of .Galt, -will .be the
guest sptol ke ,
Re vJ. A. Pearson, 'pastor of the
'Strathr'oy Pentecostal, Assembly, has
accepted a call to 'Bethel Pentecostal
A..ssembly, Goderich. He will com-
mence his pastorate here on the first
Sunday of October. Rev. A. G. Harris,
whonfi''!:•Ite succeeds, has gone . to ,the'
United States, where . he may, pursue
further studies.
CARPEATTRYP CONTRACTOR'S'
Repairs, Alterations, Cupboards, e'to. •
BOWLER 8,; HARRISON,
19 BICOCE ST. 58 gpLsoN 13T;
.-WHEN 1/011 REQUIRE COAL OR COliR
CALL -
*tharle! Co ,Lie Estat
COAL AND HARDWARE AV ME HARTiOVIR
• 'ANTE, D TO. RENT. ---,THREE OR
Smart fall hats Showing' the, feweet four. ' bedroom +Cottage .or- house,
iii •style and color, Many new arrival beforeOctober 155th, BOA: tai,
a e•-wec�,l#tcl,• s<- aeY.ir�s . *�.�AL� �3-R-7-3
millinery ry ston Kinstreet,
•store, KingSten. 1'nbne Tx�
462. ... „ANTER '.p0 f RENT.-s;,.•HQUSI+1 OR
• • -37 TT .� .
Fuller' Brush, representative Mist apartment, , live rooms, unfurn-
dAl
Winnifred Clintonis e. Apply alt' SIGNAL -STAR., 37x
O'Neil,, o ,will call in. �' ti
Goderich during• the summer months. y. •., , . ... .
Anyone wishing to get in tbuch� - .,WA��.ID TO BUY,-mCiifiST 03�`•
her, phone Si l -S •with. drawers, household •f ui'uture and
gna tail Office, phone 71. equipment. electric. ,not plates, irons,
Reserve isSon a "24 typewriters; sewing ntaehine small.
d si
� 3�, •October .29th,, for radios'ai.nal other Useful" ar,tieles' 'exce
Thanksgis ing supper under auspices a
of St. George's. Chtarclx , W m n' clothing' C• WQQUS,. Secoradlian+
Guild. k . o �a-3 .Stone,, 12 East' Street. hone 331J.,
,I3ua:lank- is a social error.. �. Take ' .• ' ••: •' M •
33tf
Wilder's s Stomach Powder • to- stop ..tho . .ANTED. -' 1 'F
pain of indigestion, heartbtirn,' or sour ski, OR GENERAL
•stomach, SUe and +1 .at. Campbell's tzsework in small family rand
ho'
drug store. - • . 3f3r home with, all eonvenietnces ; dutis to
Don't forget'Victoria 9 commence i;Xnmediately; good wages.
'F ie oria Howe a . d .«,
School meeting Thuicsday, . September Phone 5 f3J, . .37
20,th, t 8 meeting
A good musical: pro- ANTED,.. --T0 BUY OLD HORSES•
gram is beingr
prepared and refresh- and •dead cattle; muet be suitable
ntents will be served. Special: Malta- for mink feed; removed ,promptly.
tion to kindergarten mothers, -37 JACK GILBERT, phone ' 908 r 21,
,Pain Killer for, corns! . Lloyd's Corn Clinton. Calls paid for. 180
and Callous Salve givesprompt, sure
relief. 500 at Caanipbellx s and 'Emer- I %TANTED.L-800 DEALERS EARN. A
son's drug stores. 36.9 ooznfortable. income by selling
Goderich Township hospital Aux- Fainilex••Products from'' door to door!
Mary will .meet at the home of isirs.1.IIow about starting a business of your'
T. R. Rundle on Thursday, September own, in your spare time; 'with the,
.:Oth, ,at 2;45, -37 same advantages, ';in the district of
Every resident. of Or Visitor to Gode-your choice? For free detailsand
ich shottldXtiwn a copy of the faziious ! catalogue : FAAMILEX, 1600 Delorimier,
all of the celebrated Dr. "Tiger" Montreal. 33-37
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Dunlop. It is a literary gem. 35tf
Rummage sale at Victoria street
United ;. church under auspices of
Eureka class, Saturday, September
22nd, commencing at 2 pan. Silver
tea. 37-8
The Goderich Music Club will hold
its first meeting ' of the new season
in :'1acKay Hall on Tuesday, September
18th, at : 8 o'clock. -36-7
People go bareheaded, and some go
barelegged, but• they can't go barefoot.
Bring your shoe troubles .,tn us : we will
do our best to til: you up. M. N. Mac-
Donald, North street. 37tf
We • can't insure "your life but we
can insure comfort for your feet, When
your shoes need attention, leave' them
with us. They 'will be repaired and.
ready when promised., M. N. Mac;
Donald, North street. 33tf
It's .the place . to go when you Want
a light. lunch, a solid meal or a cool
drink. • Bert Brereton, Grill Club,
Kingston street. 33tf
Don't suffer- constipation, biliousness,
indigestion. -use- Kipp's Herb Tablets
for quick, relief. An excellent tonic
laxatire. 25c and. 75c sizes, at' Camp-
bell's rind ail druggists, • 36.9
Slendor tablets- are effective. Two
weeks' supply' $1; twelve weeks' $5,
at Campbell's Drug Store. • 31-35
BORN
HENDERSON.=-At A.1exadra Hos-
pital, Godelich, on September 5,.1945;
to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Henderson, 20
Raglan street, Goderich, a daughter.
MITCHELL• -At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on September 11th, 1945,
to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mitchell,
R.R.-1, Listowel, Ont., -a son, John
Roger. , •
SNIDER.- At • Alexandra Hos ital, •
. God erich, on September 9th, 1945,
to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Snider,,.
B14 -field -road, Goderich, 'a daughter,
Susan Kathleen.
. ,DIED • N,OTICE
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SCRIMGEOUR.-At•.London, on Sat- CHRISTAS CARDS AND ACCES-
urday, September 8th, 1945, William SORIES. • When thinking of purchas-
Scrimgeour, in his 82nd year. . ing your needs in this line for the
IN MEMORIAM. 'coming season, would you keep in
ELLIOTT.-In loving memory . of • a' mind that ERNIE BARKER handles
• son • . and brother, Lieut. George the finest lines_ on . the- Canadian
market? His stock . is on . order and
as soon as it _ arrives it will be ad-
vertised in these columns.
Your patronage will be greatly ap-
preciated. _ •
WANTED.. --- GIRLS TO LEARN
.• glove knitting.• Highest wages to
ambitious workears. Best factory con-
ditions and steady employment. Apply
by letter or personally to TIIE
LIAMS-TROW KNITTING CO,
LIMITED, Stratford, Ohtario. 35-7
AN OPPORTUNITY. -ONE OF THE'
,nation's largest companies, cater-
ing principally '-ro farmer's needs, is
ready - to. place ' a valuable, contract
which !should mean complete independ-
ance for • a roan fortunate eiibugh,,, to
have the following qualifications:
Character record that will withstand
investigation and proven ability' to
efficiently manage both himself and his
own business. • Financial status not
extremely important but a travel out-
fit is . necessary. Write THE J. R.
WATKIN COMPANY, " Dept. O -G-1,
2177 Masson street, Montreal. -36-9
TO RENT
TO RENT. "'`COMFORTABLE ,ROOM
with suitable conveniences. Call
•SIGNAL -STAR. • -37
TO RENT. -- 'DOUBLE GARAGE,
corner Lighthouse and Wellington
streets. Phone 715. 37tf
TO RENT. 127 -ACRE tFARM.
• 't Apply WILprR SSTEWA.1ZT, R.R.
6, Goderich. • ••• 37x
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NOTICE
NiOTIQE TO TEACHERS. ,
School attendance and progress re=
.ports are on sale at 25 .Gents, a dozen
at THE 'SIGNAL -STAR... 341•,._ .
• Vi'etor Elliott, killed in action in
France, September 15th, 1944.
A beautiful memory, , dearer than gold,
Of a son and brother whose worth can
ne'er be told;
Happy and smiling, always content,
Loved andrespected wherever he went.
•To a beautiful life, came a'sudden ,end,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
f
e" died as he lived, everyone's friend. °"---+":
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'Lo's-ingly remembered • by his .OTIQE • TO • CREDITORS.
Mother, Sisters. and Brothers. -37
ALLEN. -In IN MEMORIAM "'Notice is _
hereby given•to 'all 'personsN.In loving memory of a dear having any •claim against the estate
husband and • father, Thos.' G. Allen, of Emily Rellstab, late of the Town
who passed away September 12, 1942. of.
Goderich, in the County 'of Huron,
To -day recalls sad memories widow, who died on or about the 18th
Of a loved one gone to rest, day of August, A.D. 1945, to 'send
And those who think of him today • same to the Undersigned 'on or before
Are those who loved him best. : • the 14th of September, A.D. 1945, as
-Ever remembered by Wife• and on and after that date the executor
Daughters. • =37 of the said estate =shall
IN MEMORIAM make , dis-
'-TDERSON --In ,' loving Memory oftributio
riut•anaaAn � of the assets thereof, .having
regard only to the claims then Ailed.
Dated at 'Goderich••this .180th day
of August, A.D. 1945. - •
y ..... R. • 0. HAYS, -
Goderich, Ontario,
35-7.• . Solicitor tor the above Estate.
',OTICE ° TO CREDITO,S.
In Estate of Donald Cameron
Galbraith, late, of the village of Bay-
field in the County of Huron- laborer,
Mrs. Eva Anderson, who paSsed
away September 1th, 1944.
„ -Fondly remembered by son and
brothers, , \Valter Anderson,. Wilfred
and Bernard Walters. '• 37x
' CARDS OF THANKS
MISS AGNES GRIFFIN WOULD
like to thank those who were so
kind to her in her bereavement. •She
would like also to thank ,those who
sent flowers,or Maned cars. =37
MR. AND I/IRS. WR. 'ALEXANDER
take this means to express their
gratitude to those who sent flowers or
loaned their cars or in any way ex-
pressed 'their sympathy in their time
RS. T. H. TAYLOR WISHES TO
thank the staff and nursei. of
Alexandra Marine and General Hos-
pital, Goderieh, 'Ont., also Miss R.
A: Patton; and Mrs.'LeMie N'aftel,
and Mrs. George Menterief,
-for . the use of her radio. Special
thanks to Victoria street United, church
and to all her 'friends who so kindly
;remembered her +with flowers, earcla,
WANTED
Female -
Ages '18 to 40
Male
Ages le to 18
SHIFT vironz
Phone, write, or apply-io'
PERSONNEL DEPT.
1Celloit Coinptiaty
of Canada, Ltd.
Loney, on,,.
87.8
All persons having chili= against
the estate of the above deceased are
required:to file the same with the
undersigned Solicitor- for the eState,
on or before the 2i)th day of Septeniber,
.A.p. 1945, after which date the assets
Will be distributed amongst the 'parties
entitled thereto) having regard only to
the elaims of Which notice shall have
Dated at Clinton this:A:5th daY of -
September, A.D.
.P. FINGLAND,
- Clinton, Ontario,
36-8 Solicitor for the .said Estate:
NOTICE TO cltEDITogs.
In the Estate of ElizabethAleleher,
'All petsons hatring claims against
the estate of the abOve deceased are'
required to file,. the same With the
Undersigned, Solicitor for the, estate,
on or` before the 20tli day of September,
entitled thereto, having regiird only
Dated this Ith day of ,Septemberi
37-9 • &Atelier for the said Estate.'
Mr. D. It Downie has been in Tor-
ento.for some days ,owing to the death
of his sister.
Mrs. Phillips, has bee.n visiting a,t
Mr. truest 'Meereath, of Dearborn,
Mich., WaS' ,reeent visitor With „ /MS
sister, Mrs. Randal' rtfarriott.
OR' SALE. US -ACME `",SRM,
clay learn ;, good brick house, bank
barn, 32 ft. cement silo, henhouse -im-
'ple --sheds; _.---wititiniill, running
water at back of farm; bueh, Mostly
hardwood, well drained, kept hi high
state of. fertility;. Maitland _concession
Colborne, 7., miles from Clinton, ' 9,
Miles . fr_oni Goderieh•'MRS. WM.
STEVENS, Goderich.37tf
J'.''01 'SALE. LA1)XOLI..",..RE.AUTI..
VUL and . choice. bloozur; 75c per
dozen; other cut flowers in season.
MRS. L. R. IOLMAN,Cameron .street.
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Phone 722.. 310
OIt SALE: GjRL'S TUN Sx.
Phone 9494'. , 37x
16..� 37�
FOR SALE.' _ KITCHEN RANGE
with., water. front, nearly: new. 0
Cambria road. $5tt
oIt SALE..•-SMALL1TOUSE WITH
Hydro, ehicken house, and ,barn,
34, acre of land, ,on No. 8 Highway:
Ap1y FRANK ROOTH, Port Albert,
Ont.,, -37-8
FOR SALE. WATERFRONT,: IN
town 'of . Goderich • . Attractive bank
and beach. Healthful' elevation. Or=
chard, sewer,' "water, light. A quiet
location for summer;, cottages or Por
small farming. Particulars from . R.
C. HAYS, (Goderich, 13tf
F' OR S A L .E. --- EVERBEARING
strawberry plants. 74 Huron road.
-37
FOR SALE. -- • KITCHEN TABLE;
• and 4 chairs; extension table ;.
sewing machines, • $10.00 and up;
settees, $1.00 and up; Coleman lamps;
electric irons, guaranteed in good.
order, $2.50 up; stoves and heaters.
Also coal oil heaters, odd chairs, and
many other articles. C. WOODS, ,12 a
_East street,, `"Phone 331J•,
FOR SALE. =- FRAME •' HOUSE, R
'eight rooms, all conveniel ices. Ap-
ply 8 Cambria road. 37tf n
AUCTION SALE O1' FARM: SCK
AND IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD • E 'FVOTS
at lot 27, concession 2, West, 'W'awanosh
Township,; one and a half miles north
f Auburn; •-on -
TIIURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 20th
This sale consists of Cattle, pigs,
hens, feed, implements and household
goods.' Featured is an .International
10-20 tractor. on steel, „in, good order.
• TERMS -CASH. . •
SEtEP. NiCuLSON', •
J Proprietor,
HAROLD- JACKSON,
37 .Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FUENITURE
on
S4TURD4r, $EPTEMRER 15th
at, 1:30 p.m,
at McKay Ball, . consisting of :
• Chesterfield and occasional chairs
studio' couch and two chairs; walnu
dining -room suite, table, buffet and
chairs; round dining -room table .an
square dining -room table, both eXteu
cion; - bridge lamp; radio; drupes
two • magazine ' racks ; two mirrors
walnut, bedroom :suite, double bed
dresser, chiffonier; iron bed, ,dresser
pillows; mantle clock; kitchen cipek
Beatty washing machine and tw
tubs ; eleetrolux and accessories
kitchen utensils ; ironing board; elec-
tric.. rangette, practically. new ; electric
plate; new kitchen range; fruit Cup-
board with pint and quart sealers. •
In case of bad weather, sale will be
held in, the hall.
TERMS -CASH.
'MCI-IA.RD BOND,
Proprietor.
HAROLD JACKSON,
36-7 Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
Ur+ -ANTIQUE+ ;AND•-
MODERN • FURNITURE
on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER .26th'
in Goderich; corner of Wellington street
nd Elgin avenue. at 12 o'clock sharp.
.Furniture • of Late Sheriff . R. G.
eynolds.
Large antique walnut sideboard,' wal-
ut dining table, 8 walnut antique
dining -room chairs,,. 1 antique walnut
`whatnot' with mirror, antique grand-
father's, clock, - walnut antique writing
desk, walnut sewing table, spool wal-
nut corner chair, wrought iron fireplace
tongue and stand,, wrought ' irdii hat
rack, walnut sofa, 2. beaded whatnots,
number' odd antique chairs, 2 walnut
living -room .tables, 2 small walnut
tables, walnut: clock, walnut ottoman,
3 brass antique lamps, .rose broadloom
rug's 9 x 1.2, reed veranda furniture;
veranda swing; , 6 mahogany „dining
-
room elixirs, walnut oval 'table, wall -
nut chest of drawers, walnut settee and
2 chairs, arm chair, reed walntit bed
room rocker, walnut bookcase, 2 iron.
single beds, springs and mattresses,
antique bedroom Suite, 3 Marshal
mattresses, white dressing table, quilt
boxes, quantity' of bedding,. bedroom
rugs, odd , dresser, washstand, . ward-
robe, curtains, al4tique odd dresser,
cot, number scatter mats, pictures and
watercolors, steel -engravings, large
quantity of dishes, silverware, kitchens
table, ,chairs and cupboard, electric'
stove in good condition...
TERMS -CASH.
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FARM FOR SALE. TO CL -OSE -
ESTATE
225 ACRES -$'9,500.00
On Highway 80 '4%miles from
Lucknow, 3/4 -wile- from school.
BEAUTIFUL EIGHT -ROOM HOME--
hot and cold water; furnace. • BANS
BARN -,--60 feet x - 135: feet; litter-ear-
rier, ,-water 'bowls, double thresh floor']
silo, implement shed and garage.
Water also at _back of farm„,, Level,
well drained, ideal tractor farm, kept.
in highest state of fertility. , This. -is
one:of Huron's finest farm's;; buildings
alone Worth more than price asked.
Apply MRS. ISOBEL �MacDONALD,
35-7 Lucknow (Town) , Ontario.
FOR SALE.-YO31 BUICK ,•SEDAN,.
good ,;family size. Car cart,. be seen
in Goderich. Call S. McKENZIE,• Clin-
ton, `phione 619 -r 12, evenings. -37
FOR SALE. -- THREE-PIECE AN-
' T1QUE. mahogany suite,- rocker,
armchair and settee, "beautifully carved,
Phone 664J. ' -37
FOR SALE.*QUEBE0 SULKY
ING plow; nearly • new; also one
walking plow. .Apply _ J; R. • .IOHN-
STON,nR.11. 2, Goderich, 4th concession.
37-8
FOR• SALE: LOUSE, '13 VICTORIA
street. « • • -37-8x
FOR SALE. =-FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE
with. hydro, garage, henhouse 20 x
22, small henhouse 1,2 x 12, garden.
Corner Cypress and Walnut streets.
Apply 61 West street. Evenings. 37-9xsisissy.
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CATTLE AND* 'PIGS
nt-lot 25, Porter's Hill,__3:_nailes-west
of Hohnesville, on
• FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st
at 1.30 "p.m. sharp., conSiSting of
25 young spriniers and milkers; '5
choice Holstein heifers, springing; 20
heifers, supposed to •be in calf; 15
young Holstein heifers; 80 stockers
weighing from 400 to 800 lbs; 5 brood
sows1-20 chunks.
• Thisds a good line of stock and will
be sold to the high dollar.
Cattle will be delivered Up to 35
miles .for .50c per head. '
A. E. TOWNSIEEND,
• DONALD BLUE,
ED: W. ELLIOTT,
' Auctioneers.
Rev. R. C. lvfeeallum, who •has fin-
ished a pastorate of live years, at
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., is the new
pastor of the *Free Methodist Clutch
in Goderldh. Ile• succeeds Rev. W. E.
1VIeQuiggan, who has been transferred
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PtISONER- OF WAR
'CLEARING AUCTION • SALE, OF
STOCK; IMPLES1ENTS
' AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
On lot 25, Goderich Township, on No.
8 highway, 21/2 miles west Of Holmea-
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th
HORSES -Bay, horse, 12 Years old;
grey mare, 10 years old; aged driving
• CATTLE -73 Durham cows, due in
October; 1 cow, ,due JantuitY ; roan
cow, due Fehruary; roan ekw,.. dim
€LQ$ING
0 , g to the shortage
hortdosed
:of std
this Will . front
Ito-- t. 2 ,__bot dam-
inclusive
a -
inclusive, and will reopen van •
Monday, Sept. 24th. • .
WEEK -END SPECIAL •
APPLE PI G•
20 cents each.
CURRY'S BAKERY-
. K
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e on26 of Tasty
a^
MEL: CULBERT, r Proprietor.
PHONE 465 "
cow, due March; red cow,' due 'March;
red Ow, 'due May; 1 'calf, 0 weeks
old; 4 Hereford steers, ` 2 years old,
(950 lbs.) ; 2 Durham, Steers, 2 years
old; 2 Durham year-old steers ; 5,
baby beet calves (450 lbs.).
PIGS -3 Young York sows, due time
of sale.
binder, 7 ft. cut ; Massey -Harris moWer,
6 ft. cut; Massey -Harris 13 disc drill;
MasSey-Harris hay rake; springtooth
cultivator; 21 Cockshut walking
plough; 2 -furrow riding plow; '150 ft.
new 1" piping; 4 -section harrovvs;
land roller; scuffler; Dig crate; fanning
mill and bagger; farm vhgon; hay
rack ; stock rack ; 135,ft. new hay rope;
cutter; buggy ; set of sleighs.; 1 set
team harness and collars; grain bags;
sling ropes and chain; hay knife;
hay fork ; 20 tons good •timothy hay;
quantity of grain if threshed; forks,
*shovels and other articles. Some
household effects.
GEORGE B. WILSON,
HAROLD JACKSON,
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk.
37-8
CLEARING SALE OF FARM STOCK •
concession 1, West Wawanosh, 3 miles -
west of Auburn,. on
THURSDAY, -SEPTEMBER- 27th
heifer, supposed to,freshen Decem-
ber 25th; 1 black cow, supposed to
freshen November 20th ;• 1 black coW, •
supposed •,`t�` freshen Deceruher,;21st,;
1 Durham-lieifer, supposed to freshen.
to freshen January 10th; 1 heifer, sup-
posed to freshen about lst of OctOber;
steers; 1 white two-year-old heifer;
1 two, -year-old Hereford heifer; 4-7
spring calves; 1. A.berdeen-Angus bull
calf about five naorfths old,;„ 1 Clyde
year old; 1 Belgiair colt, 5 months old ;*
1 filly, about 43/2, months' old. Pigs -
Everything advertised must be- dis-
pose& of.
SAM YOUNG,
Proprietor -
31 -8x Auctioneer-
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