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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1944-08-31, Page 5ArHURS.,. AUG. -gist, "1944 THE CLINTON. NEWS -RECORD PAGE 5' AUBURN Mrs. (Rev.) R. J. Ros;' of Wal - 'pole Island, near Thamesville spent the week end with Mrs. John Arthur. Mrs. John :Houston spout a few days last week with relatives in Buffalo. Mrs. Stanley StrasseroP Sault Ste. Marie is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Craig. Mr, and Mrs. W. II, Sheppard and Tom, of Blenheim were renewing acquaintances ;here on Saturday. Mr. and Ms. A. P. Walker of Toronto visitedwith friends. Here last week. Mrs. Walker was formerly Carrie MacKenzie. Miss Ruth Arthur of London is holidaying with her ' mother, ' Mrs, -John Arthur. Mr. Wm. Mellwain received word" of the death of his youngest brother, Alexander (Sandy) Mall whin, of Grand Forks, Minnesota., •"Mr. A. Mellwain was killed, but no details have been forwarded. Miss Josephine Weir is visiting her =cousin, Miss Christine Robert son of Whitby, at the C. A. Robert- son' farm in Colborne township. Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Lawson spent the week end at Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Henry of Wind- qor, spent the week end with Mr. ".'Henry's sister, Mrs. Chas. Scott and Mr, Scott. Mr• Mait. Allan is confined to his home with an attack of rheumatic "lever. • Mr. Billy Kruse of Galt spent a few days with his uncle and aunt; Mx. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson. Mr. Chas. , Nevins of Woodstock spent the week end at his home here. Miss Betty McNee, of Goderich is visiting Miss Betty Asquith. Donald Ross spent a couple of days last week with friends 'at, Bruce field. Mr. Glen Patterson is visiting his sister, Miss Elsie Patterson, of To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Washington have returned to Kirkland Lake after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Raithby were taken by surprise on Saturday when friends and relatives gathered " to honaur them on their 25th wedding. anniversary. Those present were Mrs. John Raithby, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby and family, Mr. and. .Mrs. Wm. Haggitt and Donna. Mrs. Edna Gowan and Joan Killough, Mr. Lloyd Johnston, Miss Leppington Mrs, Robert Wightman. It was on August 26 that Alfretta Killough niece of the ]ate John Hoare was united in marriage to Earl Raithby, elder son of Mrs. John Raithby. The officiating clergyman was Rev. Millson of Auburn Methodist Church, The evening was spent in playing games and singing songs. Following theentertainment, a poetical address • composed by Frank Raithby was read and theguests of honour were presented with a lovely silver basket also twenty-five' beautiful asters. Mr. Raithby replied in a fitting manner, after which a sumptuous lunch was served. V HOLMESVILLE Mrs. Ed. Trewartlia spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Langford of Woodham. Miss Phyllis McClinchey visited a few days at the home of her friend Miss Isobel Hymer of Donegal. John, Billy and Bobby Acheson of Lindsay who were holidaying •at Gode'rieh visited their Grandparents Mr. and Mrs, John Harris last week. Our deepest sympathy, goes I out to Mr. Milton Weeds and family in the .loss of a dear wife and Mother. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. • Stewart Miner who were married on Assgust 19th. Mrs. Miner before her • marriage was Miss Cora Trewartha of Holmesville. . Rev. and, Mrs. Tavener , have as their guest her sister Miss Cousins of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Frester vis- ited friends around Holmesville last • week. Mrs. McMath is spending a few ° relays in .Toronto this week. V GGODERICH TOWNSHIP Miss T?hyllis Middleton returned to Stratford on Sunday after spend- ing a. week at Lake View House in Grand Bend.. Miss Marilsas• Gray of. Millbank was a Sunday guest with 1Vir. and Mrs. John Middleton. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrsm Fred Middleton and family have been Phyllis Johnson of Goderich; Margaret McNaughton of London; Boyd and Mae Taylor ,of Blyth and Carol $parting of Clinton. V Man endures pain as an undeserv- ed punishment; woman accepts it as a natural heritage. Author, unid- unta%ied.. LONDESBORO Mr. Arthur Brunsdon and his son, Douglas, Assiniboia,; Sask., are with the former's another, Mrs.. Wm. Brunsdon, Mrs. Laura .Sundereoek and Bobby returned home on Friday after spending a month with her sister, Mrs Bedford at Sault Ste, Marie. Misses M. Ross and R. Shaddicl: are holidaying at Goderich. Mrs, Wm. Lyon -;spent the week end with friends in Exeter. Miss B. Kirk is in St. Thomas, attending the summer School at Alava College. Mrs. Grierson, Sunderland and Mr. and Mrs. Jones and famnily St. Tho- mas, are with Mi. and Mrs, J. Fing- land. There will be service in the United Church next Sunday at 10 a.m. Sept. 8rd. • The Red Cross' will hold ` ,;their' monthly meeting on Thursday Sept. 7th. There will be a dance in the Com- munity Hall Friday night Sept. 1. The ladies will serve lunch. Proceeds for the 'boys boxes overseas. Mrs. Robert Fairservice David and Ann are spending ,the week end in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Manning, Gail and June, and Mrs. Margaret Mann- ing, spent the week end with friends in Toronto. Mrs. Elizabeth Lyon, 1Vira. Chas. Watson and' Fern are with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lyon at Whorndale. Mrs. E. Fraser, High River, Alta, and Mrs. Harris, Londolh spent a few days with Miss L. Young last week. Mr. D. S. Dawson, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Tyreman, Blyth are with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fairservice. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Snelling and Ruthie, Bayfield are with Mrs. Dan. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Cleve and daughter, Helen of Brampton visited at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph Youngblut last Saturday. Miss ''Margaret of Fergus is holidaying at present at the .home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph YoungbIut. VARNAA. Miss Ellett Fremlin of Hensall spent last week end with Miss Olive' Johnsen. Miss Dorothy Henderson of Thorn - dale has returned home after spend- ing a few days with Miss Olive Johnson. Mr. and Mrs.. Harvey Chutor of Harriston spent Sunday with the former's parents, gr. and Mrs. E. Chutor. Mrs. W. Fee of • Seaforth is a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. M. Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott of Windsor are holidaying at their. re- spective homes. Mr. and Mrs. Stockton who spent the ,past donth with the lady's sis- ter, Mrs. M. Elliott and family have returned to their home in Califor- nia. Miss Annie Foote of Detroit is spending her holidays at the home of her brother Mr. A. Foote and Mrs. Foote, also a few days with Mr. and Mrs. D. Anderson and Pearl. Mr. end Mrs. Nelson Reid and. daughter Mary in company with Mr. and Mrs. A. Murray and little June spent a few days at Niagara during the past week. Harvest Thanksgiving service will be held in St. John's Anglican Church on Sunday; Sept. 10th at 7 o'clock pan. Rev. Watts of the M. S. C .C. Toronto will be the guest speaker. Mr. Watts is a returned missionary ,from Japan. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ings• of Lon- don were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ings during the past week. .. Mrs. Ferguson . and children of Sudbury visited last week at the horse of her. parents, Mr. and. Mrs. N. 'Elliott. and family. • Sunday Sept. 3rd being the fifth anniversary of the beginning of the war it will be observed as -a day;; of prayer throughout the Dominion by orders of the King. BAYFIELD Mrs, R. Bricker, Daviel and Susan, who have spent the Summer at , T.ansford Lake, Vancouver Island, B. C. arrived ;on Thursday to .spend the remainder of the vacation with her parents Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Langford at their cottage. Miss Loan Westlake of Hespeler. was home over the week end. Mrs, Waiter Grierson and baby Charles returned to their home in Waterloo on: Monday after having visited ]rex aunt, Mrs.;F..A. Edwards. Pte. Ellen MacKay, C.W..A.C., Pas- tal Corp, London, was home over the week end. A.C. 2 Billy Johnston, Toronto and Miss Helen Orr :: of • Windsor were. the guests of .the forme -es aunt, Mrs.. Malcom Toms, ove'r' the week end. Mrs. Wm. Parker and two sons, Billy and Bobby, spent last week in London. Mr. and Mrs. Widcombe, Miss Mary Widcombe, Allain Pye and. family and Mr. and Mrs.;, Sam Wid-. combo of Windsor are spending a week in Pearson's cottage. Mrs. J. Mahar and Barbara and Master Billy Brent retnaned to Lon- don, on Thursday of last week with her parents, Dr. and Mrs., W. J. Tiiknann. Mrs. W. M. Purves accompanied by the Misses Purves who have been her guests this summer at the Met ealf-Miller Lodge left this week for Birmingham,. Mich." Miss Beverly York, is visiting friends in Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Chapman have returned to London after having spent the season' at their cottage. Wren Dorothy Ann MacLeod who has been a patient at Christie St. Hospital, Toronto, has been spending some leave with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. MacLeod. Mr. George Hopson has purchased the store .and lot on Main St. which formerly .belonged to the late Mrs. M. Ross. Dr. 'Allan McAndrew returned to Toiwnto on Tuesday after having. been the guest of ` Prof. and Mrs.. James+R. Scott for a few days. Miss Jean Boggs of Montreal was also their guest over the week end. Mr. and MTs. Quentin Hallman and. family of New Dundee spent' Mon- day with Miss M. C. Reid. A4396 Cpl. Johnston, 12th C. A. R. H. Q. Sqd. Central Med. Forces, Canadian Arany Overseas. Dear Mrs. Prentice;- Well here I am at last with a few lines to let you know that I am in the best of health and hope that this finds you the same back there. I received a letter from • you to- day, one you mailed on June 24th so that was very good time. I am sorry, you have not been getting more let- ters from me but we have been quite busy lately and I never had' a chance toweite just as often as I should have, but I guess you will know (tow it is. I was sorry to hear .that ,Toe Wild was wounded in France and I sure hope it was not bad. I guess it was plenty tough there by what I hear and I' sure hope that it is all over with soon, as I am getting sick and tired of it.all. And to think that I have been away from Canada over three years, I have never seen any- one nyone that I know from the time I left but I guess there is quite a few of the boys down here from back • Well, I received that box you sent me for Easter and it was packed by Maude Weston and the cake •was, from Norma • Sturgeon. It was very nice of them to send it and thanks a lot. I am still receiving the 300 cigarettes you are sending and thanks a million for everything. Well, it is just about lunch time now and I am just • about out of news for this time. So Cheerio for this time. As always, Your Friend Walter. there that I know. Write again some time. July 19, 1944 B80406 Pte. K. Gemeinhart, 2 C. A. B. (No, 84 Coy) R. C. A. S. C. W./S. C. A. 0. B.. L. A. Dear Maybel;— • I'm sorry I haven't answered your last letter but it wasn't all ixy fault. You. see our mail was cut off before "D" day and then it was sent over here (France). When I arrived here`( had quite a lot waiting for me. J Have been here plenty long enough to answer thein all. With all the ex- citement and• work, •S' have quite a Unit settling down to write. This country really disappointed Inc.; The population is very small, at Least here, and they do' talk French. There is no plade to spend money except. for stamps. We have a picture 'show a few hundred yards away for fun. We have a few boys in the platoon that speak French. and they help us to get along. If I remember sight,( never mail- ed 'the last 'card' that came in the cigarettes. I`will thank all for them now and I appreciate them more than ever. I lust close now as I cannot thinly of anything elseto say. I hope to be seeing you soon. Bye now Jimmie P. S. I suppose sou lenow what the B. L. A. stands for British Libera- tion Army, Jimmie. Mr. and bit's. Robert McKenzie of Port Huron, Mieh.,,; are visiting at.. the home' of Mrs. Fred'MeElwdn, Mi. and Mrs. Elton Schnell of De - CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C. V. COOKS FLORIST Phones: 66w and 661 Batkins Locker Storage H'ADDOCK FILLETTS lb. 35c COD'FILLETTS 35e WHITE •FISH 27e SALT •COD STRIPS Ib. • 37e LAKE TROUTSTEAKS lb. 50c SALMON STEAKS ib. 30c FAME;RS STYLE SACS. lb 25c V's Try us for a good 74 of Beef or half of 'Ii, FROZEN FOODS' ARE BETTER. FOODS MARRIAGES • McCAFFREY—POPE—In ' St. Jos- eph's Church, Clinton on Saturday -August,26th, Helena, Pope of Clin- ton ROXY THEATRE cz N'rw11 CAPITAL THEATRE GDnBt.RCn REGENT TAF SEAIE0112121 Now Playing — 'Anne Baxter i s "THE NORTII STAR Now Playing Ann Miller in "HEY ROOKIE' Now Playing — Tallulah Tallulah Bank- head ;In "LIFEBOAT" Mon. Tues. and Wed. • Ginger Roger,' ,Ray Milland and Jon Hall: Teasing, tantalizing, captivating : Ginger at her best in the Tech- . nicolon sensation. "LADY IN TRE DARK Mon. Tues: Wed. Danny Faye, Dinah Shore and Dana Andrews- Gobs of gals, gags and guffaws in this igrand new Technicolor musical. "UP IN ARMS" Mon. Tues, Wed. Rita Hayworth, Gene Kell and Sid Silvers pls the Covert Girls and some other iricl "-scenic ef- to ' Teets in the Technicolor hit shoal "COVER GIRLY 41 Thur. Fri." Sat. Dual Features' ' " Donald •'O'Connor, Gloria Jean and Pegga Ryan,' Get'in the groove with youth' as watch these .syncopating, rejuven- : ating juvenile stars, in MR. BIG" Also- The world's wizards of my- Mary in "SHERLOCK HOLMES FACES DEAT 1 ' Starring Basil • Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Thur, Fri. a d Sat nGEORGE "SNOW WHITE a:nd the SEVEN DWARFS,' Walt Disse 's iniazhortal master- y ieec returns in• a tris rnplmal 1.o- vival of charas and entertainment Thur. Fri, and Sat. IO'RMBY Britain's bumblingUKomedian: runs into a .mess of grief and glory. "GE'ORGE THE HOME GUARDS" Coining - "ANDD THE ANGELS' SING" with Dorothy Lamour. Coining— ',— "SHINEON T HE HARVEST MOON„ C'osning•. -- "LIF'EBO'AT" & MEMPHIS :. BELLE. Matinees — Wed. Sat. & Hol. 2.30 Sat. & Hol. at 2.30 ' He who .makes wise use of nmo= m'ents is a genius of prudence. Emerson. V CARD ,OF THANKS Thefamily of the late Mrs. Ezra Pickard wish to thank their friends and neighbours very sincerely for their many 'acts of kindness during their recent bereavement. They wish to thank particularly Dr. Addison, Rev. G. G., Burton,. pallbearers and (flower bearers; also' those who sent cards, beautiful floral tributes and Samuel McCaffrey of London. loaned ears. DEATHS PICKARD--In Clinton on Sunday,. August 27th, EIizabeth Jane Hui-', Ica, 'wife' of the late Ezra Pickard,. in her 81st year, ; troit are spending a few days with Mrs. Edward Schnell; who is return- ing with them to Detroit. Mr. Walter Morley of Bloomfield Hills, Mich, was the guest of his sister, Miss Lillian Morley, "Birch- cliff" last week. Capt. A. C. MaeNeil of Denver, Colorado, was the gudst of Prof. Lloyd C. and Miss M. Hodgins at "Stonehaven" last week. Mrs. Mac- Neil and son Hugh who accompanied hint are spending this week with her brother and sister before return- ing to their home in Cleveland. Mrs. W. A. Mack and children of Orillia are visiting her sister, Mrs.• J. M. Atkinson. Irvine Pease •of London was a guest this week at the home of Mrs. C. Berry. Keith Brandon of London is holi- daying this week at his home in the village. Mrs. Morley Hart, Helen and Ronald of Toronto are visiting Boarders Wanted Room and board for two working girls.. Apply to News -Record office. 12-1 FOR SALE Thirteen 2 year old ewes, Leices- ter, Leicester -Oxford cross. Apply Henry Aldwinkie, 622r22, Varna. 12-1 Registered Comr For Sale One extra choice registered Jersey cow, 10 years. Due to freshen Oct.' 25. This cow is quiet and reliable. Apply to Thomas 11. Leppington, cor- ner .North and Spencer Sts.,' Clinton 12-1 FOR SALE Bedroom suite, 3 pieces, not modern but in good condition. $20.00 or best offer, Apply News Record office. 12-1 Pup: For Sale .A. Terrior Pup for sale thoroughly. trained, and a beauty, male. Robt. 'Elliott, phone 263. 12-1 EMPLOYMENT WANTED Efficient andreliable bookkeeper, stenographer with five years exper- ience requires full or part time work Good references. Phone Clinton 7. 11-2 Mrs. Bart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. FOR SALE Geo. Ring. • Mrs. Malcom Tours entertained the neighbours of the immediate vicinity at euchre on Monday even- ing in honor of Mr. and Mrs, George Elliott and son, Billy, who leaves to- day to make their home in Hensall During the eyening, Mrs. Grant Turner read the following address: "Dear Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and Bill: We your neighbours have gathered here to -night to spend a social hour neiore your departure, We feel we cannot allow you to leave without a few words expressiveof the regard which we have always had for you and to -wish you happiness and suc- cess in. your .new home. It is with the greatest pleasure we look back on the fifteen years of neighbourly friendship. We have always found yott kind,friendly and ever willing yto co-operate with us in greatly missed by the adults- as well las the ounger set. We feel that our loss is the other fellow's gain. , (We ask you to accept. these small tokens of sincere friendship. May I God. bless 'and keep You through the • 5 acres of Corn. •I mow of Hay Corn could, be put in the silo and Corn and Hay feed in the barn. Owing to illness I am not able to handle the same. E. W. Morrison 11 -2 .HOUSE FOR SALE Five roomed frame house on Alb- eat Street, town water, quarter' acre of land. For further particulars apply to Frank Fingland or J. W. McCool, Londesboro • 11-tf. FOR SALE One good work horse. Apply Wil- red Collinson, Auburn, R,R. 1 or Blyth Phone 18. 11-2 AUCTION SALE Clearing Auction September 7, 1944, Clinton on No. 8 HORSES=—Mare, about 1 ton; aged quiet. COWS—Registered Holstein cow iri calf; black cow just bred; 2 co' milking. 7 •calves. - PIGS --A pair of • young sows to litter last of September. Sale, Thursday lift mile east of highway. 8 yrs. old weighs horse. Both very years to come. " . IMPLEMENTS -- Deering Binder I - Signed . 7 ft• cut, ingreed condition; Frost Sr Your Neighbours". Wood Mower,. ,6.. ft. cut; 18 -disc Mrs. Percy Weston then• presented seed drill with. foot board and back; a table lamp to Mr. and Mrs. M. H. 13 spring tooth eultivator;. Elliott and a 'tie -to Bill. The reeips'stiff tooth cultivator; with tractor rents expressed', • their.: thanks and hitch;; team': corn cultivator; set of appreciation. 3 -section Harrows; peg' crate; draw I It is with regret that the many I bar for 2 sections of Harrows; low friends 'and . patrons of Mr. George all -steel waggon; waggon with 15 ft. Elliott see • the family leave Bay- rack; 161/ ft. hay rack, with sliding field. Mr. Elliott has been an active rack; hay loader (Deering); 8 fork member of St. Andrew's United M. H. hay lidder; 10 -ft. horse rake; Church and Mrs. Elliott was the ef- C'ockshut single riding plow; Port- ficient treasurer of ;the Red Cross land Cutter, in • bood ' condition; bag Society for four years, Mr. ;Elliott truck; Cream separator; 10 gal has purchased the grocery business milk can; 4 in. heavy rubber belt of Miss Scott in :Hensall and will 30 ft. double; 6 in. belt 12 ft. double; continence business there the: first a number of small :belts; circular of October. We wish him, , success. saw; 2 -wheel trailer with stook rack; We welcome to the village Mr. a number of pulleys y ditching spade; and M s. Lawrence Stephenson of 5 acres corn; .mow of hay; quantity Clinton, who take over the Elliott of tools; set of ,heavy harness; num- .General Store on 'September the 'bey of horse collars; host of other First and wishtheme ssccess. 1articles too numerous to. mention, Mr. Donald 'Cameron ots•Detroit and Quantity of household furniture. • Miss Ethel', Cameron of Northville TERMS CASH are visiting the formers. sister Miss E. W. MORRISON,.'Prop... HAROLD JACKSON Auctioneer Elizabeth Cameron. ARE YOU A SON OF GOD? But as many as received Him (Jesus) to them gave he Power to Become the Sons . of GOD, even to theta that believe on His name: John 1:12 TUNE IN: s "Old-fashioned Revival Hour" 7-8 p.m. E. D. S. T. On mutual networks — Sundays' — Local Station -- O'IQLW. Windsor Chas.. E. Fuller, P. 0. Box 123 Los Angeles 53, California Seedtime and Harvest We have always taken these words for granted. We depend on them and on those whose job it:i to sow and to reap. Bartliff's Bakery Have endeavored to sow the seeds of DEPEND ABILITY in their production. of Bartliff's Bread;:. and a large variety of tasty . Baked Goods. Our 'proud aimis to always supply you with the best oI goods along with efficeint, courteous service. MADE HERE BAKED HERE. -- FRESH FROM THE OVEN TO YOU BARTLIFF'S For Sale Chesterfield and chair, wine color, and one green chair, also six piece breakfast suite, ivory enamel trimnm- ed. with .red. Phone 131W Hen- sall 11.2 For Sale 18 Young breeding ewes and; a pure bred Oxford ram: Apply to R. B. Cole. R.R. 3 Clinton, phone 906-24 11-2 AUCTION SALE 0f Farm Stock, in Goderich Town- ship, on Blue Water Highway 1 mile north of Bayfield, on Monday, Sept. 4th, at 1 p.m. COWS —..1 Holstein cow, 8 years old; 1 Polled Angus cow, 7 years old; Cemetery Memorials Large stook of modern memorials on display at our Clinton Showrooms For the convenience of our patrons, office will be open on Fridays Open by appointment at any other time See Mr. J. J. Zapfe, next door Cunningham & Pryde 1 Clinton — Exeter Seaforth 1 PHONE 41 FOR SALE Seven pigs, 6 weeks old. Apply, John Smith, Varna. Phone 626r41. 12-1. 1 Jersey cow, 4 years old; 1 Durham. Wanted To Purchase cow, 5 years old; 1 Durham heifer pullets eight weeks of age and fresh; .2 heifers, due to freshen Oct. older. Barred Rocks, New Hampshire,. 1; 1 2 -year-old heifer, 1 2 -year old and White Leghorns, Good Prices', steer, 1 farrow cow, 5 yearlings, 3 paid., Write Tweddle Chick Hatcher - spring calves. ies Limited, Fergus,;. ario, 06-5 PIGS — 6 York sows due from 1st -• of Oct. to Dee. 35 York chunks, from For Sago 75 to 100 lbs. 150 acres in Stanley 'township 11 SHEEP -• 15 Dorset sheep, 1 Dor- (miles west of Varna, on Bayfield set ram. Terms Cash. ' Road, good brick house large steel S. J. V. CANN, Prop., Harold Jaek- ;'barn, never failing well, water iw son. Auctioneer; B. P. Ohesney, Glerlclhouse and barn. 8 acres of good bush, hydro available and ' priced reasonable for immediate possession. Apply to Louis E. Taylor, Varna, Ont. 09-tf, AUCTI,ON SALE of Farm Stock and Implements R. II. Leishinan has instructed the undersigned to sell by public auction at Lot 15, Concession 2, Hulled Twp. FR1 DAY, SEPTEMBER 1 at 2 o'clock sharp the following 'HORSES' -- Bay mare, 8 yrs. old, with foal by side. Gray mare, 11yrs. CATTLE — Ayrshire cow, 7 year old, fresh; Red,: cow; ::11yrs; old du in Feb; Black heifer, rising 3 yrs fresh; Blue cow 8 yrs. due`tn March Holstein heifer, rising 3' yrs;; . Red heifer, 3 yrs. due in March;' Red heifer, 3 yrs, due in April; Blue cow, 5 yrs. fresh; Black heifer rising 3 yrs., due in April; Black heifer with calf by side; 2 Polled angus. heifers 9 and 10 hundred;°4 Hereford heifers• rising 2 yrs.; 2 .Hereford steers, ris- ing 2 yrs. Hereford bull, 13 months old; 8 Spring calves; 3 Young calves. PIGS — 20 shoats, 50 lbs.; 14 pigs, 7 and .9 weeks old; York sow due Sept. 10; York sow due Nov, lst; York sow, due Dec. 1st. POULTRY' — 150 Jersey,• White Giant pullets from Government in- spected blood tested stook. IMPLEMENTS — Farm wagon; set sleighs; Frost :& Wood hay rake 10 ft.; 2 walking plows; 2 -furrow gang plow; cutter; Set 2000 ib. scales set double harness. Terms — Cash R. H. LEISHMAN Proprietor HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer' e ADMINISTRATRIX SALE OF FARM PROPERTY The Administratrix of the estate of Edward V. ' Lawson will offer for Tale by. public auction,. at the pre - 1111505. On Saturday, September 2nd 1944 at the hour of 2 p.m. Lot 89, Maitland Concession, Town- • ship of Goderich, situate on the south side of the Provincial Highway, and approximately half way between Clinton and Goderich. On the farm is a good dwelling house and splendid, barn, it is well fenced and well watered, The property will be sold at a reserved bid and subjectto the eon- rditions which will •be read before the sale. TERMS: • 20% cash at the time of purchase •and the balance within 30 days from the date of sale. For further particulars apply to Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, Seaforth Ont., Mis. Grace 1VlcQuarrie, Gode- rich, Ont, Adnministratrix of the es- tate, or to R. G. Hays, K.C. Barrister Goderich, Ont., solicitor for the estate. • Wanted to Buy Wanted to buy, old horses and dead. cattle for Mink teed. If dead, phone at once.'Pred Gilbert 908r22 or Jack Gilbert 9081.21. 5846