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Tho Bruce County 19dttefational As.
eoclattion regret to antlonnec that
owing to Vile cancelling of Salle&
irairti, and the time lost by a largo
number of Schools being irate in op.
ouhtg, file Annual Pnbile Streaking
Contest will not he held this year.
Slatitatics show that more men est.
bezlle stoney in order to gamble
and drink than for any other reaeon,
Awl most women who et tonally
lingers, ilo so because they live be
yond their means,
AUCTION SALE
Farm, Farm Stock & Impteme"nte
S ye Lot 42, Con, 7, East Wawanozh
One Miie South of Belgrave, Five
and a Half Miles North of Blyth
on No. 4 Highway
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26
at 1 o'clock Sharp
HORSES—
Good Brood Mare with foal at foot
Black Gelding, 6 yrs. old
CATTLE—
Cow supposed to be in oalf, clue
April 28
Cow supposed to be in calf,
due May 20
Cow supposed to he In calf
due May 20
Cow not bred
7 Yearling Steers and Heifers
6 Spring Calves
H`OGS-
6 :tore Hogs about 160 lbs. each
IMPLEMENTS—
Deering Binder in A-1 Shape
international Side Rake
Frost and Wood Mower
McCormick Deering Hay Loader
nearly new
M. H. Fertilizer Disk Drill
Land Roller Disk Harrow
2 Set Diamond Harrows
Quebec Sulky Riding Piougr
Fleury Walking Plow
2 Good Wagons
Hay Rack with roller rack
and attachmeet
Wagon Box Set Sleigh
2 McTaggart Fanning Mills
Massey Harris Cutting Box
2 H.P. Gasoline Engine
Scuffler 2 Wheelbarrows
Cutter Buggy
Massey Harris Manure Spreader
Turnip So_ oora Pulper
De Laval Ceam Separator
Set Single Harnc's
Set Double Harne-3
Hay Fork, Car, F,' ^s am Pulleys
1930 Pontiac Sedan Car in
good condition
500 Bus. Barley
900 Bus. of Oats
Forks Chain; Shovels
Whiffletrees and Other Articles
Too Numerous to R"ention.
HOUCEHOLD EFFECTS --
Good Cook Stove
Florence automatic Coal Oil Stove
in good shade
Good Daisy Churn
Couch Edison Ph0rogral(
Other Articles too Numerous
to Mennen
Everything to be sold without
reserve as Proprietor is in poor
health
TERMS—CASH
THE FARM
THE FARM—At the same time
and place the Farm which consists
of 150 acres of good clay loam (more
or less) will be offered for sale sub-
ject to reserve bid. This farm is
web equipped with good farm bund
fogs witr electric lights in both barn
and house, well watered with spring
creek. 40 acres of good hard wood
bush, Balance all workable land
and well adapted for mixed farming.
Terms on farm 20% of purchase
money paid down on day of sale;
balance In 30 days.
GEO, H. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer
HENRY CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
I. C; `"Irk
A House on Your
lands'..
Did you ever`ndure out how
email a poro,ustatio of our pogo.
lotion pane your house whoro
they could odea „To Lot' oi((n,
or how largo a percenta(fo rood
our popor? Good tenants two
pot tho hind that hove limo to
waste to dolul'around
o ra (r
for rldnn. .Thea'.. fond o
',".,u4 Ads.
S if you have a hours' an 7005
hands, Riau** to LAO.' ad.
will Urinit thom to you.
o,hr.s.r no M v. 5.50,
,,1tna,; t5li
UNRESERVED
AUCTION SALE
Farm, Farm Stack 4 Implements
At Lot 2, Concession 4, Grey Twp,
Consisting of 60 Aores; 6.Room
House 1 Acre Land, Graham .Suryoy
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26
The following will be offered
for sale at 1 o'clock—
HIORSea
1 Black Gelding 9 years
1 Sorrel Gelding 10 years
STOCK—
S Cows in calf
6 Calves 1 Sow
85 Hens
600 `Bus, mixed Grain
Turnips
75,Bus. Wheat 30 Ton Hay
50 Cord Stove Wood
Binder Mower
Cultivator Plow
Double Harness
Single Harness
Cutter Buggy
Cream Sepaartor Wagon
Sleigh Forks Shovel
Household Furniture and Effects
Other Articles too
Numerous to Mention
TERMS—CASHFOR CHATTELS
One Half Cash, Balance 6 ptr cent
First Mortgage for Real Estate
A. C, GRIFFITHS, Proprietor
JAS. TAYLOR, Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
Of Farni, Farm Stook & Implements
Lot 9, Con. 3, Tuckersmlth
(One Mile South of Seaforth)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27
At 12,30 P.M.
HORSES—
Team Working Mares, 10 and 11
years old
1 Dappled Grey Gelding, 6 yrs. old
CATTLE -
5 Grade Durham Cows, all supposecl
to freshen in November and De.
cember
1 Grade Durham Cow with calf at
foot
2 Steers rising two
5 Heifers rising two
3 Yearling Heifers
7 Yearling Steers
Six Calves
PIGS -
1 Brood Sow
G Creep
1"•1:'LEMENTS-
0' erirq Binder, 7 ft. cut
Mr.' n mick Mower
De••: i':g Seed Drill, 15 -hoe
Eti at othed Cultivator with seed
heti
Fcur•ssction Harrow
Ste0' Lard Roller
Int:ran:Iola! Single Furrow Riding
Pieta
Twin Pto'igh
Manu'- Spreader
Scuffler
International Hay Loader
Horse Rake
Massey Harirs Side Delivery Rake
Wagon Wagon Rack
Slide Rack Hay Box
Wagon Box
Pig .Box Gravel Box
Set Sloop Sleighs Buggy
Trip Chain Sling Ropes
Hay Fork Set Double Harness
King Cream Separator
International 1!2 H.P. Gas. Engine
Stewart Horse Clippers
3 Steel Tanks 5 Barrels
Water Trough Grinding Stone
Emery Stone with Stand
Clinton Fanning Mill
Set 3,000 Ib. Weigh Scales with
Stock Rack
Chains Forks Shovels
Other Articles too NLltnerous to
mention '
Coal Oil Stove
Gerhard Heintzman Plano
15 Tons well saved Timothy flay
mixed w)11( Alfalfa; about 150 bus
Seed 'Barley; about 130 busFend
Barley; about 31)0 bus. Banner ()Mr
lit for seed A quantity of ilaY
Apple, Baldwins and Sweet Arpteg
about 30 Bags or Potatoes, ;null
Quantity of Elm Lumber
Everything to be sold without
reserve as Proprietor Is giving
up farming
TERMS ON ABOVE—CASH
THE FARM:,
THE FARM—at same time and
place the Farm will be offered for
sale, subject to a reserve bid. The
farm, lot 9, Concession 3, Tucker.
smith, contains 14t1,'e acres, more or
less, of onoioe clay soil, thoroughly
drained, and in the highest state of
1 cultivation. 10 sores Fail Wheat, 30
acres plowed, balance seeded io
clover and timothy. Barn 45x72,
Straw Shed36 xg4, large Driving
Shed, Modern Brick House with
slate -roof, ...,Hydro .and ..water
throughout all buildings, Terms on
farm, halt cash and balance at 4%.
JAMES NOLAN, Proprietor
GEO. .H. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
WlilDNC'.'sTM.Y, ()or., 26th, 1687
AUCT ON ins Lad ... of Prov Oce.
House and Household Effects
At "Rtverslde Villa" The Old
Vanstone Home, Brussels, ie
offered for sale on
Mrs, Mitohell F Hepburn Plays
No
Small Part In Husband's
1 Sucoetas
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2g
The %ilcwing wild be Offered for
sale at 2 o'elook
Dresser Victrola
Mule Cabinet Music Stand
Kitcren Table .and Chairs
Kitchen Cabinet
Corner Wardrobe
Double Tub Holder and Wringer
Secretary Settee
Hall Seat and Mirror
Hall Table Lounge
2 Umbrella Stands
Wicker Rocking Chair
Cane Seated Rocking Chair
Iron Bedstead, Springs & Mattress
2 Wooden Bedroom Suites
Spring & Mattress.
Single Bed and Spring,
Mattress and Wash Stand
Wash Stand Tea Table
Electric Floor Lamp
Oak Table Lamp
Oval Centre Table
Table, Plush Top
2 Kitchen Tables 4 Kitchen Chairs
White Kitcren Cupboard
White Stand on Castors
Kitchen Stool on Castors
Buffet Rocker
Dining Room Table
6 Dining Room Chairs
2 Iron Beds Springs
Lawn Swing 2 Sewing Machines
Other Articles too Numerous
to Mention
TERMS—CASH
Riverside Villa will be sold subJect
to Reserve Bid
MRS. W. H, KERR, Proprietor
F. W. KEMP, Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
TAKE NOTICE that there will be
sold by Public Auction on Tues.
clay, the second clay of November,
A. O, 1937, at the hour of 2.30
o'clocp, P.M., at the premises, the
following lasnd:
"The Fast hair of Lot No, Tl1r(.
and part of Let No. Four, both in
Om Third Concevison of the Town.
ship of Howlek in the County of
Huron, centabning 7"2 (teres of
land more or leas." -
lapON the said premises( there la
said to be :innate a barn 40 1t x
00 ft., house 26 ft. x 30 OL and wood.
shed 25 f1. x lift. There are approxi-
mately 30 acres under cultivation,
TEEMS OF SALE: 20 ler rent
down and the lxilauce without inter-
est within thirty days thereafter.
.DOTED at t4'inghant, Ontario, this
lath day of October, A.D. 1937.
'nor farther particulars apply to
J. W. Iluslifleld, \Vhngham, Ontario,
enhic•iter fur the Genders,
Thos Fells, Auctloueer.
Andrew E. \ItLeunau and
avid McLennan, Venders
PEOPLE WILL TALK
You may get through the world,
but it will be very Blow, if you listen
to all that is said as you go, You
will be worried and fretted and kept
In a atew, fur meddlesome tongues
Hurst have something to (10 --
And people will talk.
If quiet and modest, you'll have
it presumed that your humble posi—
tion is only assumed; you're a 'wolf
in sheep's clothing, or else you're a
tool, but don't get excited, keep per.
featly cool—
For people will talk.
And then if you show the least
boldness of heart, or to slight indica-
tion to take your own part, they
will call you all upstart, conceited
and vale; but keep straight ahead,
don't stop to explain—
For people will talk,
if threadbare your dress, and old-
fashioned your hat, someone will
surely take notice of that, and hint
rather strongly you can't pay your
way. But don't get excited what
ever they say—
per people will talk.
11 your dress is in fashion, don't
think to escape, for they criticize
then In a different shape. You're
ahead of your swans, or your tail-
unpewcl, But nand your owu bust.
us., there's nought. to be made—
For peOPie will talk,
The best thing to do Is to do as
you please, for your 111111(1, it you
hove one, Will then be at case, Of
('nurse you will moot with all rants
of (tltu8)', but don't think to taut/
them, it's not any use --
And people win talk,
1
11•Af-T Monthly.
ELMER D. I3i:LL, B.A.
Barrister, *elicitor, Eto.
Phone 20x. --x— Brussels, Ont.
'ul F�omemak
Success
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GRACIOUS HOSTESS
(St. Thomas Times Journal)
Successful hememulcer, devoted
wife and Molitor, and a busineSs wo-
man of proved ability, Preur'.er M.
Hepburn has in 11:x. Hepburn aa
assistant and co-worker 70rose W0"lh
cannot be underestimated. The
lolrst lardy of the Province Is a
11(118± home -loving woman, et g"ac-
lona hostess 10 the ninn7 who visit
talo Hepburtl farm residence, four
utiles south-east of the City of 'St.
Thomas, Beth elle and the 1're;n•
ler are the very aunt of raspitahty.
Their home Is alwayo open to that,'
friends and argnadutaucea--luttl he
it said to their credit that the l
warmest friends are still the people
who babe known them for years.
Like her popular suh1and, the
Premier, Mrs, Elephant 11as not per.
milted political sucoees to turn her
Head. She is the sante unafls^fed
person site was 12 years ago when
'Mitch' IIephu'n woe just a hustling
young Elg)n county fanner.
Only a companittively few people
know and appreciate MrsHep-
burn's business ability, Filling the
position of Prime Minister of On-
tario, treasurer of the province
president of the cabinet council, as
well as looking after two ur titre(
other :portfolios within the last few
months', hasn't given Premier Hep -
burl much time to devote to his
farming operation—not nearly as
Ouch as he' w011111 like to drvot8 to
theut, And Premier Hepburn isn't u
entail taunter, Ile has nearly 1,000
acres of Land under cultivation or
Wider paskurrage in South Var.
mouth, while his fanning activities
are dfve)tslfied, 4o say the least.
Somebody had to manage that big
farm (luring tale Premier's absence
on official duty and the responsi.
bility fell on Airs, Hepburn. Sits
Jlu8 looped after the farm manage-
ment exce):1lonally we'll, a11r'nell
to the various details as c:cpshiy
as any experienced man could.
Daughter of Farmer
The. Premiea places tmoeu'it Ian,
ill 1171' r fund joelgt11ent IBerrt anti
:(tined on a farm, do ((Ole 81' 01 , 1
01 the 11100t p('n1.1rrs1)'t-e (:1111 *1180•
tical M11110rs 111 SoutlnvoleI Iotas.
1)11111, Ails, Hepburn has a 11(5(1 c(ai
ltIluwledge 01 Mauling and farm Itis
that has stood her in good stead.
Remaining at the helm w11111 Tho•
I'1'enlie1' was attending to the 00
fairs of state at Queen's Park, To-
ronto, has not lessened Airs. He -w
burn's pride in home, nor in the
things that bear the stamp of the
gentlewoman Her home and reale
surroundings both claim her at-
tention, She is an ardent hortioul•
Wrist. To her the finest recreation
Is to get in her spacious gardens.
with her two happy children. six-
year-old Peter, and three peat•-oid
Patricia, working among her flowara
1/1strpel'vi:pielg some new landscap-
ing scheme or decorative unit,
A great joy entered the Elephant
hntisehold with the arrival of the
Premier's and Mats, Hepburn's arlep.
led still and daughter. Deni+d
ehildron of their own, both hate
opened their 110a1rts' to the 'we
(iodates. P 101' was tr:: 11,1 10 t.
rite, a sturdy little bay, alwaya .tele•
1110 questions pertaining t0 the
hundred and 0110 wonder's of his
new life .and every inch a Yotlog
tamer. Then caste l?atriela, mina?'
tempered Patricia with 111o1'e than a
glint of red gold in her hair, No
mother could be more devoted to 1110
welfare of her children, p
Alas, Iieviburn was brought up in
the Presbyterian faith—good Scot
Nsh presbyterianism, but following
church union slid affiliated .with
the United church, attending the
little church in Union where Peter
and Pansy now attend Sunray
school, U1eii'ently. It was the
same catarrh that the Premier at.
tended in his boyhood,
, 7're first Lady of t 0011.1 i' is a a
busy woman She huts no time for
1snobbery but ,;(wry,•: time to cwrl-
carne and entertain old friends,
i 811e f1) tic. C 41(10 Era Iku ton 11i:)1.
burn who was born 011 1110 old Pott
Stanley Higl'eway in Bahl=hwcld
inwralttp, mar the 11!,toric village
of rhii0a1. a little h, fret than 37
Yours aero, She Is the 8)1(10' girl
whom the future Premier of Olet:.iria
const(.,] about 18 year8 ago and flak
t(1 rural dances, church socials and
garden parties in the old family
flivver, —The Tines -Journal, St.
Thomas.
Another way to make home happy
is 10 say nothing about tre 1)p its
that 00,1 on the table -cloth. They
•
nvays w'a811 out, while the
memory of unkind words sometimes
won',t,
There were 3.3711,000 sheep 111
Canada in 1936, as compared with
3,56S.00t in the preceding Year.
JAMES TAYLOR
License Auctioneer re- she Count.
of Huron Sales atter%'v to in I
parts of the country Satisfit tlo :!Ig trainers for these camases.
Guaranteed or no pay, Orders 1st
at The Post promptly attended to
Beig1'ave Poss Ne 1,"4 ht,v.' lt:sd
PHO0rfiNES:
Brussels 14-9.
Asa
Youth Trainlin,
Class Contrnaes'
Forestry Camps Close But Mics'
Work To Start
Mat glasses under the Dominion
Provincial youth training ,plan will
end tarifa week and 0111)8'0 will 1313
under way. ,51l4ctered across.
Northern ' Ontario f0r the past *700
months 350 youths'in 31 camps have
been receiving tralning in 'forestry,
and other 1)1100s to matte them use'
1u'I in lumber camps, The youths
have been living in tents and the
weather will cause a start on (11os'
tug the camps newt week,
impl'ovcd industrial and i'al'm:ng
roncliaiilns are blasted for (1011001-
tics in getting registrations of au -
employed youths for agriculture
(.laser-,;, Outgrip agricultural 'rep
resentatives were supposed 'to lo -
eau. 10 youths in each county w1re,
were 10 receive board and 310 a
indln1lh, as were other groups., (luring
trainin),
,`Very fens appnleu)ione have
been received, said officials of the
farm wrainitng program.
Fifty you•lhs' are s(dtednled to
start 'training in mining, including
assaying, surveying and boulelteep-
.ig at the Ilaileybury technical
school next. week, They will have
flve months' training and the On-
tario mines department expects
then to bo able to place them in
positions,
Department of welfare already has
four clauses in home service. They'
are at Toronto. Windsor, Sarnia and
Preston.
Classes wll lopen at St, Thomas
and Ilanlilton next week, 10, Hor-
ton, deputy minister of public wel-
fare. said thele was no trouble get -
811e1'y soft of
w' ata»r during the .i: 1st week.
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