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For Results - A Classified Ad
U.00 am. HOLY COMMI'NION AND SERMON.
`i.4) --I yII:NING, PRA. lls
The Members of 'the Trades and Labor Unions will attend
the evening ser% lee.
`} REV. BEVERLY II -L I1r AIi : 11 . A., Lth., RECTOR,.
MRS. E. 'tDI ;ESOP, Organist and Choir Leader.
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North St. United Church
Sunday School 10 a.iin. Primary Department 11 a.m.
&1 a.nn..,"`WHAT ARE YOY' GOING. TO TDO WRTI M1L W0RI.I."
7 p.m. NO EVENING SERVICE.
Organise -and Choir Leader-.. -
Mrs. Murray Hetherington,' A.T.C.M.
A. SINCERE WELCOME AWAITS YOU
Knox Presbyterian Church
9.45 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. _ '
11 a.m. JUNIOR CONGREGATION.
11 a.m. — PUBLIC WORSHIP. — '7 p.'*.
THE MINISTER AT BOTH SERVICES
MINISTER—REA`EREN'D RICHARD STEWART
Director of Praise—Mrs. W, F. Saunders
Organist—Miss Mary J. Strachan
Come and . Worship 'the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness.
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Goderich Baptist ' Church
REV. JOSRPII`JANES, .M: ; _PA'STOR-- _
'.\ Vlrs: Ella T: Doltialdbbit, ALCM.; Organist
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP. COMMUNION SERVICE.
p.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP.
Rev. Joseph .lanes will conduct the Services.
Wednesday 8 p.m. Prayer Service.
"You Need the Church, The Church Needs You."
COME AND WORSHIP. •
Victoria St. United, Church
MINISTER 'REV. LAWRENCE H. TURNERY B.A.
ORGANIST --MISS BARBARA CUTT
The Minister, Rev. Lawrence H. Turner will be back in his pulpit.
10.00 a.m. SABBATH SCHOOL. •
-.11.00 a.m. Ilya Ehrenburg's Occupation--"1SPIRITUAL BABIES."
° LABOR ,DAY MESSAGE.
7:00 p.m. THE MINISTER.
UNION 9A5 a.m. VICTORIA WELCOMES SUMMER GUESTS.
BE'T'HEL TABERNACLE
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV; J. A. PEARSON, Pastor.
10 a.mr SNDAY SCHOOL.
it a.m. COMMUNION SERe'ICE.
• 7.30 p.m. OLD FASHIONED GOSPEL MEETING.
Tuesday 8 p.m'. Young People's. Friday 2 p.m. Children's Meeting.
Friday 8 p.m... Prayer Meeting.
A hearty welcome awaits you at Bethel.
COME AND WORSHIP WITH .US
Free Methodist Church
REV. R. C. McCALLUM, Pastor. Cor. Victoria and 'Park Sts.
10' a.m. SUNDAY 'SCHOOL.
11 a.m. "RESPONSIBILITY."
7 'p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
A rare opportunity will be given to the people of Goderich. to _
hear the most unusual speakers in the -most unusual religious event
ever to come to Goderich.
WATCH FOR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
MIL
Thos. Koviak
PAINTING
AND i EOORATING
Interior #nd Exterior
(R.R. 3, Goderich)
2Ltf
Thrifty people react the classified ads
of The Signal -Star. It pays.
Slendor Tablets are effective. Two
weeks' supply 01; 12 weeks Via, at
Campbell's and Emerson's Drug Stores.
31.5
St. George's Church Wonieu'S Guild
wilt- meet Tuesday, September 3, at
3 p.In., in the .Guild room. - 1
Irurt't scratch- t'se 1.'1.111LA(. • for
any itching skin condition. 1'1;a11L-C,
the new speedy. remedy, will clear up
athlete's foot, poison ivy, burniu& feet,
itch, or any itc,hitig shin condition, re=
gardless of severity or duration, or we
will refund your motley. At your
druggist's. 32-7
A -tag day will be held by the Com-
inunity Nursing Registry on Saturday
of this week.
Miss Winnifred O'Neil, Clinton,
phone 75J, will be in tauderic:.h during
June, July and August., ' • 22tf.
• FOr smartly printed letterbeads, bill-
heads and eovelopes, see The (a;odierie .t
Siguai-Star. We handle,every printing
need, Let us quote on: 'your require-
ments today.
Lloyd's•Corn and Callous Salve. gives
immediate relief from corns and cal-
louses. 50c at .Campbell's and "Einer-
The regular meeting of the Women's
Institute will be held on Thursday,
September 5, at 9 3 p.m. The district
president will speak and .members are
urged to be 'present. -35
sou's Drug ,Stores. 31-5
Wedding stationery of distinction
may -be obtained promptly at The Gode-
rich Signal -Star.
Fast, sure relief for constipation,
biliousness, ,indigestion, . with Kipp's
Herb Tablets. A safe, helpful tonic
EOR Slat,
(SUR SALE:. -- PEACHES FROM
• Labor Day through September.
Bring your containers. VANCE BROS.,
Lake .ttoa(l, Forest: Phone 611-14
X35-7
ASTHMA SUFFERERS. — ENJOY
a good night's sleep, without cough-
ing, clinking, the (same .as others are
doing. FREE offer. Write 1?. • ]G.
11()WEY, 144 Catharine South, Ilaniil-
f ton. 28tf
1 FOit SALE. WHIPPET COACH,
good running condition. Phone
981-J. 33-6x
FOR SALE. --BUILDING LOT. FOR
sale. In good location. ,,4P1ione
953M, Goderich. ,r
F9R SALE.—FUJI ACE BLOWER
and Motor,. on Stand; wood -turning
.lathe, --1-0" _ swing. (' G, E. 'HOLMES,
'Church street. 35x
FOR SALE.—RED BRICK HOUSE,
seven rooms.; all conveniences, also
sun -room, hot-water heating system.
Corner lot. Location good for summer
home. Immediate possession of four
rooms. Private entrance. 24 William
street. 32tf
FOR SALE. — 100 PUREBRED
Sussex hens, •one_ye€t,r old. "Phone
Carlow 167. MRS. AARON. FISHER,
Jr., R.R.-2, Clinton.
NOW AVAILABLE.—THE FAMOUS
Singer Buttonhole attachment ; also
a -few electric " cabinet machines.
SINGER SEWING CENTRE, 78 On -
laxative. 25c and 75c sizes at Canip- tario street, Stratford. 30tf
bell's and all druggists. 31-5
Don't suffer with eczema or impetigo FOR SALE. — NEW SIX -ROOM
—use "Kleerex" for immediate relief. frame house, all modern conven-
50c—$1.00' (medium andirong) at iences; terms cash. Apply BOX 39,
all druggists. ..m 'i 3 =5 , SIGNAL -STAR. -35
How is your supply of counter ck .
books? The Goderich Signal Star is
FOR, SALE.—GLADIOLI 75c PER
local agent for Appleford Japer Pro-
colors;
ro dozen, gorgeous blooms In niultr-
-� ducts Ltd., Hamilton,- and can quote colors ; also sweet peas and other
you attractive prices on these. • seasonal flowers. Call or phone MRS.
Hygienic supplies (rubber goods), L. R. HOLMAN, Cameron street, phone
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed -I 7 2, • 32tf.
elope•with price list. •- Sri s ples� - - _ . _ 2
2 a.,_. -2 °, OR S. LE. -19.7 CHi±;�'. SEDAfiT
..5c, �4 bam les , . 1•.00. - 11aaL . (.lxder..Fi .. _., ..._. ,. ,
' �. 5 p CO..,airly good' condition;, three motor -
Dept. e-53, NUV=I3UBBi:.R. CSOBox
91, Hamilton, Ont. 31-35'
"Vigorine" gives new pep and vital-
ity to men who feel rundown, nervous,
weak. 15 -day treatment $1,.00 at Emer-
son's Drug Store. - 31-5
Lifebuoy ipebonaires, a dance band
exclusively or the younger set, is
coming to Goderich Monday, September
9t11, to play for the Lions. Teen-age
Club at the Collegiate gymnasium. The
Debonaires-aresent for this dance by
,,Lever Brothers, the proceeds to be used
Mr. and Mrs. 'S'Vill Marsh, of Toledo,
Ohio, and Mr. Marsh's sister, Mrs.
R. C. Crocker, of Florida. have been
,pending a holiday week in Goderich
and looking up old friends.
Mrs, John H. Moutray and twin
children, Iloward • and Pamela, Avho
recently arrived, from England, visited
relatives and friends in town and vicin-
ity over the week -end. They. are en
route to the Pacific Coast to join Mr:
Moutray, who preceded them from Eng-
land after, distinguisned service as a
flier during the; war: • Mrs. Moutray
and, children were accorbpanied• from
Toronto by their relatives, Mr. and,
Mrs. Ernest Pritchard.
fun. the purposes of, the Teen-age .Club.
BORN
BARB.—At Alexandra Hosal, Gude-
rich, on Friday, August' 3rd,'' 1946,
to Mr, and Mrs. Harry Babb, Gode-
rich, a slaughter, Mary Alice. ••
FIENGOLD.—At. Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on Thursday, August 22nd,
1940, to Mr. and 3lrs'Jack lfiengold,
•Goderich, a son.
MLNRO.''— At 'Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, •• on Wednesday,. August 28,
to'Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Munro (nee
Grace Gillespie). .a son, William
Vaughan. .•
DIED
LONG.—In Goderich, on' Tuesday,
• !iugust 27th, 1946, H. R. Long, in
his 66th year. ,
cycle, 1939, '30 and '29. ,Apply to
HAROLD GLENN, Dungannon, Phone
4r18., 35x
FOR SALE.—PROPERTY ON WEST
corner South street and Britannia
road: Purchaser can move into apt.
No. 1, levier floor, September 1st. Half
Say sale price. ay be 'left on -mortgage at
- per�"eent. War Bonds accepted:
J. E.• IIARNWELL, 27 "Keays street,
Goderich, Ont. • 33tf
FOR SALT:.—COLLIE PUPS, GOOD
heelers. E: C. W:ILKIN S, -R.R.. 1,
Dungannon. Phone 85'r 15. 35i:
I -FOR , SALE.—FOUR YORK SOWS,
due . to pig abort September 8th,
one .three weeks later; also a Jersey
heifer about 10 months old. , JAS' A.
WHITE, corner Oxford and Cambridge
streets. Phone 363. 34x
• IN MEMORIAM
WEER.—In loving memory of a devoted'
husband and father, F. G. Weir, Who
was 'lost in the sinking of the
"Athenia"' September. 3rd, 1939'.
_FOR SALE. GOOD USED-
ki.tchen chairs; girls' winter outfits.
sizes 1, 2 and 3; drapes and curtains.
Apply 16 Toronto street. 35x
FOR SALE. ---RED SPRING COAT,
size 15, worn. only twice; also pale
-blue evening dress, size 16, worn once
as bridesmaid. Reason for selling, too
small. Apply' i2 Huron road, or write
MISS MARJORIE MILI,I'ON, General
Delivery. 35x
•
FOR • SALE.—FRAME BUILDING
good studding and joists, new floor-
In life Loved and honored, ing and shingles. Phone Dungannon„
In cleat`1i- remembered. 96. ' • -35
—Inserted by' his growing Wife. •
Son and Daughter-in-law. 35x * ',
GLENN.—In loving memory of our son,
Jack, who `passed away September
4th, 1942,
Days of s€ldness still come o'er .us,
Tears in 'silence often flow,
For memory keeps you ever near us,
Though you died four years ago.
—Too greatly missed to be forgotten:
by Dad, Mother, Sisters and Brdthers.
35x
McKE,tiZIE.—In loving memory of qur
dear wife and mother, Jennie Mc-
Kenzie, who passed away August 31,
1939.
Every day brings "sweet memories, -•
Every ,memory brings a tear ;
Deep within our hearts we cherish
Thoughts of one we loved so dear.
—Sadly missed by Husband and
Daughter, Jean 0. 35x
TO RENT
TO RENT.ONE BEDROOM. -MAN
• preferred. Call SIGNAL -STAR.
33x
Monday, S
E.Hibbert & Son
2nd
will be closed all day
We join with our Staff inWishing the
Labor Organizations in Goderich a Very
Pleas4nt and Successful Day.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
For prompt, efficient service on . all
makes of commercial and domestic re-
frigeration equipment, ..,call MANNING
REFRIGERATION SERVICE, phone
1098, 50 Elgin avenue. 33tf
NOTICE.
I. Dalton Schultz, will' not be re-
sponsible for any debts of my wife,
Mrs. Helen Schultz, after this date.
DALTON SCHULTZ.
August 24.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. E. •8atkin, of
Georgetown, were visitors in Goderich
at the week -end.
PRICE TAG
Your Fire Insurance Policy is a
Price Tag en your Property.
SHOULD YOURS BE MARKED
UP?
SEE
H. M. FORD
Get Insured _- Stay Insured—
Rest Assured.
North St. • Tel. 268w
GIRLS!
WANTED. --,- TWO - BOARDERS,
:gentlemen preferred. ll,ume is
ceutrztlly located. Apply at SIGNAL -
STAR. 5k
MAID WANTED.-- --FUR GENERAL
housework. Address undersitiged,
giving experience and wages required.
BOX 393, Goderich. -34:fl
WANTED. SELF - CONTAINED,
,_ heated • ((pat Gwent, unfurnished.
Twp adults, reliable. Prefer Wes(end
Iveatlon. , Apply P.O. BO "775, or
phone 171. 35-6x
AN OPPORTUNITY. ESTAB-
LISHED *Sural Watkins District
available. li you are aggressive, and
between the ages of 25 grad 55---kiave
or can secure travel outfit, this is your
opportunity to get established in a
profitable business. aL your _iwn _Fur
full particulars write today to THE
J. R. WATKINS COMPANY, Dept.
'0-G-1, 2177 Masson street, Montreal,
Que. -31-5
'ANTED,? — A HOUSEKEEPER,
one adult and two children, on the
outskirts of VVingham. No objection to
one child. Apply to • . HARO �EN-
NIS, Wingham, Ont. f' 35x
WANTED.—HOUSE TO RENT UN-
FURNISHED. Write P.O. BOX
Goderich, Ont. 32x•
WANTED. --- WOMAN TO ASSIST
elderly couple with light house-
hold 'duties. Write P.O. BOX 248,
Goderich, -35
WANTED TO BUY.—OLD HORSES
-and dead cattle. If dead, phone lit
once, collect, to JACK GILBERT,
936 r 21, or FRED GILBERT, 936 r 32,
.Goderich. 33tf
CLEAIt.ING A.Ir•C.TIO.N SA' .1.!: OF
FARM . STOCK, MACIIINER°Y,
AND HOUSEHOLD :EFFECT'S,
at lot 11, concession 17, Grey township,
un a : ,.-
)VEDNISpAY, SEPTEM13Eli 4th ,
at 12.30. 'p.m. sharp.
TOLBERT ('LARK,
Proprietor.
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk.
HAROLD J.ACK SON,
I 35 Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF 15 HOLSTEIN
COWS all in calf, tindealving early
part of season,; also 25 head of young
(tattle all foiled-Aiigus, at lot 2, con-
cession 6, Colborne Townsltip,_,on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th
at 2 o'clock
HOWARD FEAGAN,
.° Proprietor.
DONALD B. BLUE,
34-5- Auctioneer.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF
CLEARING
HOUSEHOLD EFFEC'
SCS.
in Goderich, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th
at 1 o'clock
Corner Britannia read{ and South street.
Property has been sold.
Large quantity of good' furniture.
MRS. I4 CORNFIELD,
Proprietress.
WELL. IIJ DERSON,
34-5 Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF A TWO -
APARTMENT HOUSE
situated on' the corner of Brock street
and Cambria road, Goderich. This is
a twelve -roomed solid brick house in
fair repair, with a good basement, and
beautiful grounds.
Will be offered for sale, subject to
a reserved bid, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 31st,
at 5 o'clock p.m.
GEORGE D. BELCHER.
Proprietor.
DONALD BLUE,
- ,Auctioned};.
WANTED. = EXPERIENCED 345
woodworking machinists . and
cabinetmakers or men to train in these
permanent trades. Excellent working
Conditions, good wages, very steady
employment. Living accontontodation'
i raila.biev.. See -or write, 4.20(5- CQ.LE
FURNITURE CO„ Irigersyil, .85-6,,
WANTED, — HOUSE OR APART-
MENT, furtiished - or unfurnished.
two adults and dine child, by October
rst. Phone 1087W, .Goderich., 33-5x
W A N TED. — STENOGRAPHER- j
SECRETARY for p'rincipal's of-
fice,• Goderich Collegia te Institute.
Duties to -commence as soon as possible.
A. R. SCOTT, Goderich. . , . =-85
WANTED. — CASH ..,REGISTER,
suitable for Minch' counter. Any
condition. Advertiser, . will pay good"
prii^e. Write BOX 38, SIGNAL -STAR.
34-5
WANTED.—MALE BOARDER . IN
quiet home. Phone 167W. -35
WANTED. — EXPERIENCED
mender on men's half -hose. Apply
HOLEPROOF .HOSIERY COMPANY
OF CANADciA`LTD., East street. Phone
9(OE. • -34
LOST
LOST. .— • A LONGINE WRIST-
WATCH, between West street, A.
and P. Store, People's Store and Stead -
man's. Valued as keepsake. Liberal
reward: Phone 313.
LOST.—IN VICINITY OF BEDFORD
Hotel. ,Wallet,_ light brown with
zipper, containing considerable 'amount
of money, also unemployment insurance
card and other valuable papers. Finder
please return to ' dGNAL-STAR or
POLICE OFFICE. • Reward. 35x
FOUND
FOUND. = SMALI. PURSE V`ii.TH
small sum of money. SIGNAL-.
STAR OFFICE,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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NOTICE TO CREDITOR§4
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Notice is hereby given to all persons
having any claim against the estate
of William Ross Taylor, late of the
Township of West Wawanpsh, in the
County of Huron, farmer. who died
.a•t the Township_ of West Waw€lnosh on
the fourth day of August, A.D. 1946,
to send same to the undersigned on
or before the thirteenth day of Septem-1
ber; A.D., 1946, as on and after that
date the' administratrix shall proceed
to make distribution of the . assets of
,the estate, having regard only to the
claims then filed. .
Dated at Goderich this...thirteenth
day of August, A.D. 1846.
R. C. HAYS, "
B€"'rrister and :Solicitor,
Goderich, Ontario,
33-5 . Solicitor for" the Estate.
. BUSINESS NOTICED
BUY RAGS, GOOSE AND DUCK
feathers and ticks. I buy and sell
used furniture and household articles.
I' repair sewing machines. C. WOODS.
12 East street. Phone 2421.. 1311.
111111
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A GOOD 'JOB is waiting for. YOU!
-0► EXCELLENT ,3AY
- --> PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS
-�► NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED '
-41. EARN WHILE YOU LEARN
PERMANENT!. iNTERESTINGI
An excellent opportunity' for girls to lepra alight, clean
interesting trade, operating seamless half -hose knitting
,machines. This is YOUR chancel Enqu4re right away!
HOLEPROOf
HOSIERY COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED '
Mal EAST STREET • • GODERICH
001111111 Phonal 960 • .
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AN . AUCTION SALE. OF HOUSE
AND HOUSE -FURNISHINGS •
at 31 Victoria street, Goderich, will
be held on •
. :4 .SATU-RDAY; .AUq•UST ,31st
at -2. o'clbck
This -is a six -room stucco cottage
on a good garden lot. With basement,
sun porch and bathroom. There is a
complete line of• furnishings with cook
stove, Quebec heater,' -piano,- sewing
machine, dining -room suite, 'beds and
bedding, chairs, tables, settee, dishes
and .garden tools. '
Terms for house -20% on :day of
sale, balance in 20'-thr3 s •'• Inii euiate
possession: Cash on . furnishings.
11 IRS. W. MUNNINGS,
Proprietress.
DONALD BLUE,
334 Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM, FARM
STOCK AND IMPI:Y;MENTS
will be held at the farm of the late
Ross Taylor, lot 13, concession 1, West
Wawariosh, '4 mile east. of Nile,, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1946
at 2.00 sharp
TERMS—CASH.
•The- property- will also be -offered- for
sale :' ' -
PARCEL 1—West half of east half
of lot 13. concession 1.\ Nest W'awanosh.
containing ,50 -ares more orless, with
good bank barn and' comfortable htluse
good clay loam with good supply of
water. Situated well to school, store,
highway and church. Sold subject to
reserve bid.
PARCEL 2—West half of lot .2, con-
cession 10, W,D., Township of Colborne,
containing 50 acres ,more or less, with
good fence's and good supply of water.
Quantity of bush. Well situated: Sold
subject -to reserve bid.
TERMS ON PROPERTY — 20 per
cent. cash day of sale, balance in
thirty days.
DONALD I3. BLUE, ,
34-5 Auctioneer.
CLEARING AT CT1.ON ..SALE OF
FARM STOCK, MACIIINERY and
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, on '"
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBERlOth '
at 12.30 p.m. •
at lot 36, concession 11, 17ullett town-
ship,
ownship, 21/2 miles west of Lonclesboro.
HORSES -1 brown mare, 4 years
old; 1 sorrel gelding, 4 years old.
COWS -3 Durham cows Hereford
cow; 3 spring calves.; calf,' six weeks'
old.
. PIGS --8 pigs, chunks.
IMPLEMENTS -2 wagons; hayrack ;
gravel box; stock rack; pair sleighs
'cutter; • rubber -tired buggy T. M. -H.
binder, 7-ft..cut; M. -H. mower, 51/2 -ft.
cut ; _ M. -H. manure -spreader ; M. -H.
grain drill, 13 hoe ;1kL,- I. 'fertilizer
drill, 11 'hoe; M. -H. cultivator, 13
tooth M. -H. hayrake; roller ;. cutting
box; 2 scufflers; 2-furrpw, plow; gang
plow; Fleury walking plow; pig crate;
2 wagon boxes; grass 'seeder ; turnip
pulper ; turnip drill; fanning mill;
bag truck; `2 iSets 'harrows; scales
T. Ik).0 S,DAY, 4A`P GnSJI. '29th19116
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CURRY'S BAKERY
"The The .Ho:Ra of Tasty Pastry'
WEER -END SPECIAL
BANANA
MARS ; , MALLOW o CAKES
400 eaoh
WB1)DINQI, BIRTIIDAY AND
ANNIVERSARY CAKES
A SPECIALTY
;;All Orders of $1.00 or over
delliv'ered.
PHONE 40
VIEL.. CULBERT, Prop.
1
(2000 lib) ;'Horse dippers; b,uggY pal,}
set double harness; set single harness;
set plow harness ; chains ; scythe ; grain '
cradle; rubber ' horst • collar horse,
'collars ;. grindstone ; 6 sill ropes; hay-
fork rope; 2 sugar kettles; Whiffle--
trees;
hiffletrees; neckyoke; feed box ; Water
trough; wire stretchers; cedar posts;
crosscut' saw ; robes; horse. blankets;
2 horse covers ; grain bags; wheel-
barrow ; 25 -ft. ladder; 22 -ft. ladder;
2 horse stall posts; grain lifters.
GRAIN AND HAY --•-10 tons hay;
1000 bus mixed grain.
No reserve, as farm is sold.
TERMS—CASH.
WILLIS MOUNTAIN.
Proprietor. e'
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk.
HAROLD • JACKSON,
Auctioneer,
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AUCTION SALE OF FARM, FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
at lot 13, concession -8, Colborne Town-
ship, 1% miles gest of Auburn, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1946, -
at 12.30 sharp, the following:
1 horse, 8 years old; 1 mare; 4 years
old; 1 cow, .7 years .old 1 cow; 6 years
Told ; 2 cows, 4 years old; 1 cow, 2, years
old (all Durhams) ; 3 steers, rising
2 Sears; 3"llerfers,• rising 2 Fears =,
calves; 125 hens,. 1 year old;d 275-
cockerelS; 10 weeks old ; 2 colony
houses; 1 brooder stove; 30 tuns hay ;
grain ; 1 cream sciarator ; 26' extension.
ladder:, pails; iron kettle; granary
bags; forks; turnip drill; harrow, 5 -
section ; 1 cultivator ; 1 disc; 1 McCor-
mick 11 -disc fertilizer drill; 1 Mc-
Cormick binder, 7 ft.. (long tongue and
short tractor tongue) ;'.1. mower, 6 ft.;
1 rake, 8 ft. ;- 1 hayloader ; 1 hayrack
and stock rack ; 1 wagon; 1 Cockshutt
riding plow ; 21 Fleury walking plow ;
1 sleigh; 1 cutter ; 1 buggy ; 1 fanning
mill; 1 set of scales, 2000 lbs.; 1
engine, 1 horsepower; 1 cutt-ing box;
other articles too numerous to mention.
Stock and implements will ,be sold
without reserve.
The •farm will be offered for sale
with reserve bid. '
Terms, on, stock, and _iniplem tits,
cash ; on property -10% day of sale
and the balance in 30 days.
• CIIAS JONES,'
Auburn, Proprietor:
HAROLD JACKSON,
34-5 •° „Seaforth, Auctioneers
CLEARING AUCTION - SALE OF
FARM, FARM. STOCK AND
• IMPLEMENTS,
at part lots 37 and 38; 10th concession
of Goderich_, township, five miles west
of Clinton, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th
at 1 p.m. sharp (D.S.T.), consisting of:
Three horses; 14 cows and heifers;
registered purebred Shorthorn • bull ; 7
yeaarling, steers and heifers and :10*
spring calves; about. 700 hen's and
Pullets; rain shelters and brooder
house. A full line of farm implements
including an International '10.20 tractor
and tractor' equipment :, also a rtibber.'
tire wagon:
At the' same time and place there
-will' be • offered for sale, subject to
reserve bid ,(if not sold previous to
sale date), the property consisting of
110 acres of good clay loam. On the
said property is 11 bank barn 50, x 70t;
henhouse 20' x• 30'; a 11 -Story prick
house. This property is equipped with
hydro ; has a never -failing supplya of
spr'irtg water. on the farmarse 0 •young
uncea.rd, and ten .acres more or less
of maple and pine hush. This properfy
is situated one-half mile from school.
"Terms on chattels. cash.
Terms on property made known, on,
day of sale, .
LEONARD COLE,
Proprietor.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
35-6 , , * . Auctioneer.
Advertisements of Goderich mert>h-
ants in' The Signal -Star keep ,you in-
formed of desirable merchandise in
stock.
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