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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1938
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HENSALL
Word was received by relatives here
,on Monday that William Essay. a for
mer vveM known farmer of the Hen-
safl had 'passed away on Wed-
nesday last at Carbery, Manitoba.
Mr. Essay has been in ,poor health for
several years. About a year ago he
suffered a severe stroke from which he
failed to recover and has been in a
atursing,home in Cariberry since. Ab-
out a week ago he was striken again
and passed away on •Wednesday, Mr.
Essay was born '65 years ago on the
. Blind Line. Hay tOwnship, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Thos. :Essay. He,
spent most of his early life there and
after the death of his parents he con-
ducted the farm now owned by Wes-
ley Coleman till the farm was Sold,
Thirtv-eight years ago be and his bro-
ther, 7Francis, went ,west and took up
land on • the Carberry Plains near the
"village Of Brookdale and where they
were well known and successful far -
niers. LA feW years ago a large barn
on their property was -struck by light-
ning and while 'Francis was harrying
ito the barn he was Struck by light-
ning and instantly killed. 'Neither bro-
ther was married. William tEssay came
thorny to visit relatives about 35 years
ago but has not returned since. When
be lived here be was highly respected
!by all who 'knew him. He has spent
the last 38 years in the west. He was a•
good farmer, honest and upright in all
his dealings anti will be sadlymissed
by all his old neighbors and friends.
'He survived by one brother Thom-
as 'Essay of Carberry. Manitoba, and
two sisters, Mrs. James Dick of Hen-
sel]. and Mrs. Alex Foster if Toron-
to. The font:rat took place on Friday
afternoon. interment taking plate in
the Carberry Cemetery. Mr. Essay's
many friends in this district will be
- sorry to bear f his death.
Miss 'Jennie Taylor f Lo (in spent
the week end hrre with friend.
Mr lam . Logan and Mrs. Al.
Harvey .bave returned to their -home
here after a pleasant visit with Sea -
forth relatives.
Mr. Henry H. 1 -ton has sold his 5(1 -
acre far111, vt vf 101 9, con.2, Tuck-
ersmith veir, to Mr. Wesley
• Green. Mr. Horton is taking Mr.
Green', ,r,--1--erty 'here in -part- pay-
ment. Mr. Gruen has semred a nice
farm.
Inspector Beacom Godetich.
school inspector :for -West Huron,
was perhrming his duties at the nub-
ile school here -on Thnrsday.
Frit Manns• still continues very
poorly,
Mr. and Mrs. James W. SonthrOn.
who have been spending the winter
in Florida, are expected home this
week. •
Mr. Leslie Rata spent the week end
with his family at Mitchell.
Mr. lJohn McGregor, who was taken
to St. 'Joseph's Hospital, London, for
treatment, underwent a serious opera-
tion at the hospital on Saturday. Re-
ports from- the hospital are that he is
now doing a well as .can be expected.
The many friends of Mr. M. G.
Drysdale will be sorry -to hear that he
is confined to hit room suffering from
severe attack of inflamatory rheu,
=dm
Death of Mrs. ,Ben Higgins—
The following item will be of inter-
est to the older residents of the Lucan
-and Varna districts. Word has been
received here of the death of Mrs. Ben
Higgins which occurred recently at
he home of. a daughter in :Portland,
'Oregon. Mrs. Higgins was 'horn - on
the 2nd con. of Ilidclulph Tp., near
Inican end was a daughter of the late
lir. _ and Airs. john H. .Ryan. After
her marriage to Air. Higgins the'
moved to Varna where for a number
of years Mr. H igg,hk conducted a
harness shop ancl 32, years ago they
moved to • Strathcona. Alta., where
they resided for a number of yeats.
Since the death (f her husband she
had resided with her daughters in
Portland. She k survived by two dati-
gliter, NIrs. -Clara Joyce and Mrs.
Melissa Chrisinger a Portland, Ore-
gon, and one son '..lohn W. Higgins,
c,f- Big Valley, Alberta. two brothers..
Eli and Wm., of Michigan, one sister,
N1rs. Lavada 'Elbow of Thedf ord,
Ont., and a half sister. Mrs. Melissa
Haskett id Loa, interment took
place in Portland. ,Oregon.
The women of the \V. 11.5. of the
Vuited Chnreb t-ntertained the mot
of the congregati,m at the church on
Wednesday evening. Dr. Donald G..
Steer acted as chairman. A very en-
joyable program was arranged by the
men. The grogram opened by an ad-
dress of welcome by the pastor of the
churzh, Rev. Arthur Sinclair. Scrip-
tunle,,!,on by Roitert. J. Moore, solo
by Sam Ronnie. piano 4010 by Dr.
vocal. -trio by. W. O. Goodwin,.
Lamle -Blowes and Harry Horton,
litet by Sam .Rannie and- Dr. Smillie,
reading by Walter Spencer. Mr, Ross
McKay gave the topic, speaking on
blarney and baloney. A feature- of the
Program was a catechism- on the
,scriptnres and current events con-
ducted by Walter Spencer. A vote of
thanks was tendered the men for the
PLAYING BALL
OnMonday after four a game of soft ball was in progress at
Hensall public school when this picture was Snapped by The
News. Shirley Hedden is shown batting a fast One hurled by
pitcher Alvin Smale.
..program on motion of Mrs. Sinclair 1I
and Mrs. 'Charles 'McDonell.....A lunch
Was served by ,the ladies and a .social
half hour spent.
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm, ;Farm Stotk .and Imple-
ments. T. M. Kelly, !Auctioneer, has
received instruictions from the under-
signed to sell by pnblic 'auction at
Lot 315, 'Con. 16, Logan Twp., about
rohree miles north of Dublin, on,
Thimsday, April 7. 10138, commencing'
at 12 o'clock sharp:
Horses—di mare rising 4 years old;
-gelding rising years; registered
'Perciheron mare; aged brood Mare,
,filly rising twro years old, 1 yearling
colt.
Cattle --2 fresh Durham COWS with
calves; 8 !Durham cows to -freshen
in April; 2 Durham heifers in calf,
5 fat cattle, 3 'Durham heifers rising'
2; 4 Durham steers rising 2; 1110 Dur-
ham heifers -and steers rising 'Ilk -dual
Purpose Shorthorn bull, rising year
.old. Hogs -2 broad sows in pig,. 7
.pigs 11215 b, eaCh, 5 shoats.
Hens -60 hens.
Implements — Deering hinder 7 ft.
cut, Massey Harris side rake, Mohssey
Harris hay loader, steel land roller,
Massey Harris -cultivator, Deering
mower. 6 ft cut, Deering manure
spreader, 1111) -hoe seed drill. gang
,plow, (Ilse harrow, 2 walking plows,
riding plow, farm wagon, roller rack,
trailer, light wagon, set of sleighs
with !box, scuail.er, p.ulper. gig ,crate,
set of harrows, 'grindstone, fanning
mill, 2000 lb. truck scales, engine,ancl
pump jack complete, top buggy, stock
rack, gravel box-, 2 sets heavy 'harn-
ess, 1 single harness, extension lad-
der, and a ho.st of other articles and
tools usually found on a well-equip-
ped farm, 1936 Lafayette sedan.
tFeed—A :quantity of timothy hay,
100 tboshels of Improved Banner seed
oats. 200 .bushels of feed oats, 1.715 hu.
of .barley, ,115- bit. of seed 'barley.
'Read 'Estate—This farm .consists of
100 acres in good state of 'cultivation.
On the premises is -erected a two
story brick house, with 'kitchen and
woodshed attaohed; a bank sbarn, 1516
'by 76 ft.; hog pen and, .driving shed.
Terms --Of chattels cash. Terms of
Farm:120 per cent on day of sale and
'balance in eight days, 'Everything will
be sold without reserve to wind up
the estate of the late Norman Dillon,
John Dillon, .Administrator,
T. M. Kelly, Auctioneer, phone 151)1
r 3, Mitchell,
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements at
Lot 3111, Con, 6, MdKillop, on Tues-
day, Agril lath, starting at .1 o'clock:
Horses --11 general purpose mare 112
years old; I team. 9 and 60 years old;
11 driving horse, works single or dou-
ble; 3 -year-old colt well -broken.
Cattle ---,Durham cow 3 years old,
calved 3, weeks; Durham cow 4 year,
old calved 4 weeks; 15urhain cow 5
years old calved 3 weeks; Durban,
cow 4 years old calved two weeks;
Durham cow due to freshen Apr. 117;
Dunham cow clue ...lune 15th; 1 dry
co -.v for the graSS; 4 steers 2 years
old; 4 heifers 2 years old; 2 steers a
year old; 4 heifers 1 year cdcl; 5 calves
amglements—al. H. binder ,7 foot,
nearly new; M. H. fertilizer disc drill;
NI. H. hayloader; M. H. cultivator;
11. H. Quebec riding plow; 2 Fleury
walking plows; InternatiOnal side de-
livery rake, dump rake , mower, 6
foot; Kemp manure spreader; disc; 4
section harrows. stuffier, wagon,
gravel box, wagon box, 16 foot hay
rack with slide; hay fork, car and
pulleys; sling ropes; 150 feet rope
nearly new; 21000 lb. scales, 2 'fanning
mills; bag truck, set bob -sleighs with
flat rack; 5 collars; 2 sets double har-
ness; 20 grain bags; 1 bus. -Red Clov-
er and timothy seed; root puiper, hot
water incubator 2411 -egg capacity,
A quantity of elm lumber, sap pan
and .60 pails, cream separator nearly
new, small ,colony house, some seed
oats, '150 bus, mixed grain, 50 bus.
-barley, 40 bus. wheat, a quantity .of
hay, 2 logging 'chains, .forks, hoes,
shovels, etc. Some early 1Eureka ,pot-
atoes.
Household Effects — 'Extension
table. 6 kitchen chairs, 11. white bed
and springs, 1 bureau and stand sofa,
Imperial !Oxford range, glass cup-
board, 3 burner coal -oil stave with
oven, churn, gems and other articles
too numerous to mention. 'Everything
to be sold as proprietor is giving up
farming.
Terms—Cash or 6 months' credit
with 5 p.c. added on good bankable
paper.
Alfred S. Brown, Proprietor.
Geo. H. •Elliatt, Anotioneer.
AUCTION SALE
I wiN offer for sale at public auc-
tion one load of horses at the Hicks'
House Barns, Mitchell, on Monday,
April 4th, commencing at 1730.
These are a choice load of mares
and geldings from 4 to 10 years ad,
all 'quiet and broken and in 'good
shape for the Spring work, weighing
from 1250 to moo lbs. These horses
will he sold positively without reserve,
H. C. Parr, Proprietor,
T. M. Kelly, lAuctioneer.
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UNTIL APRIL 2ND
W. J. FINNIGAN Egmondville
CARD OF THANKS
The Wankel family wish to thank
the neighbours and 'friends- for their
many acts of kindness and eXpres-
sions of sympathy shown them during
their recent sad obereavement,
TRUCKERS AT'DENTION
Tenders want'ed' by the Township of
Tockersmith. stating ;price per yard
mile for hauling all gravel in the Mun-
icipality for 119318. Tenders to be in the
'hands 'of Clerk by April 1151tit,
D. IF. MOGIREGIOiR, Clerk,
Seaforth,
FOR SALE
9 choicepigs, about .7 weeks old.
Phone 0413 r 133. Earl Mins.
PARIVIS FOR SALE OR RENT
Two grass farms, 73 acres, S'5 lot
110, con. 1111, MeKillop; and :510 -acres,
SYs' lot 149, con. 2, Hibhert, always
,plenty of water. The late ,Charles and
Margaret Hohlbein Estate, Apply to
Mrs, Richards, opposite Seaforth Col-
legiate.
FOR SALE
A number of pure ,bred Hereford
cows and 'heifers for sale. Price reas-
'onable. Fred H. Carbert, Staffa. Lot
9, Con. .7. Hibbert.
FOR -SALE
Chatham fanning mill, also a
young purebred York hog, ready for
service. Lot 29, Coil. 9, Morris. Phone
18 r 9, 13russe1s. Gilbert McCallum
FOR SALE
A number of young pigs, ready to
wean; quantity 'of 0.A. C. No. 21 bar-
ley ifit tor seed goad work horse
rising 6 years. [Phone 6616 r 1112, ,Clin-
ton central. ,James Johnston , Clinton
R. R. 4.
FOR SALE
ao York gigs ready to wean; 3 agri-
cultural colt, ,broken, rising 2 years.
,Phone 2138 r 22, Seaforth,
COMMUNITY SALE
From now wili be held on Fridays.
Next sale -Friday, 'April .1,st, at the
Queen's Hotel, Seaforth.
1 cow S' years old, due in 2 weeks,
guaranteed right in every way and T.
13. tested; 4 grass cows. al pure bred
Angus ibull rising 2 years aid; 50-60
pigs; 1 Rtimley tractor and 3 -furrow
plow; tractor will be .sead or dealt on
cattle, pigs or -horses, 'or will accept a
note on part payment.; 110Jiver riding
plow as good as new; d
tor 3 row teeth, in •good shape; 50
choice cedar .posts. Also some choice
young calves. Cattle and pigs wanted.
Anything you have to sell, please
.bring it in. Information left at the
Queen's hotel will he looked after.
T. M. Kelly, ,Auctioneer; j. j.
Coyne, Manager,
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weekly magazine with the Aprii 3
issue of The Detroit Sunday Times.
The new novel is by 'John Hawkins,
a young author who is rapidly -gaining
a -place as one of America's leading
writers. Be sure to get Sunday's De-
troit Times.
Cop Emoff, the local spoliceman,
copped off his Corns, Calluses and
'Bunions with Cress Conn and Bunion
Salves. Featured by Keating's and' all
Drug Counters,
ELMER D. BELL B A
.
Successor to Sohn H. Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
WANTED
Girl or woman to help With house-
work in country home. All conveni-
ences. No outside work. 1$12 monthly.
Apply to Seaforth News.
FOR SALE •
Timothy seed -for sale. John Mc-
Naughton. phone 1135 r 8, Seaforth,
Lot 3, Con, 17, H,R.S., Tackersmith.
WANTED
Girl for housework, steady posi-
tion, Apply to Box 107, Seafortb
News,
FOR SALE
-
Dual 'purpose Shorthorn cow lour
years old, and one heifer, to freshen
in spring .and summer. ljas. F. Scott,
phone 0511 ring 4. Would consider an
exchange en steers.
FOR SALE
Bank barn with steel roof, size 36
x '56. Apply to Mrs. J. Brigham,
Blyth, phone 1117-5.
WANTED
Secondhand lady's bicycle. Apply
at the News C-.).ffice.
•
FOR SALE
Yellow Blossom sweet clover. Ap-
ply to IV. R. Somerville, R.R. 4, Wal-
ton, Ont. Phone 242d..191.
WANTED
A female cat with -kittens suitable
to be a foster mother for Fax puppies,
Liberal allowance. Apply to fJackson
Bros., phone 5 - 134
iHELP WANTED
Good boy for seven months. Phone
17 r 214, Dublin.
1/VAINTED
Banner oats and pasture for eight
young Cattle. !Phone 117 r '214, -Dublin.
FOR SALE
3 beds anid springs, standard rock.-
ing chair, 1 dining room suite. .Apply
Mrs, Chas, Holmes, Seaforth. ,
HOUSE FOR SALE
•Frame house 8 rooms, cement foun-
dation, electric lights, water, barn -and
six lots adapted, for market 'gardening.
Charles Hohlthein Estate. Apply. to
Mrs. Richards, opposite Collegiate.
PROPERTY /N EGMONDVILLE
House, 7 rooms, pantry, clothes
closets, good cellar, cistern, never
failing well of hard water at •door,
township taxes, telephone; 5 minutes'
walk to church, school or store; 'house
newly shingled, papered,. everything
in good repair; excellent garden.
Price reasonable. For sale or rent,
Mrs, Alex Gordon, or write P. 0.
Box 56, Seaforth, Ont,
FOR SALE
Quantity of turnips, also Clyde
mare, '114 years in foal. James
Landsborough, Phone ,150r1116.
FARM FOR RENT
1130 acres of first class farm land,
consisting af Lot 1, of the 4th 'conces-
sion of Hullett Twp., between Sea -
forth and Clinton. On the premises
are large hank barn, house nearly
new, 'and a garage. Some ploughing
done. Possession given April 1s1.
Mrs. E. a-. Dodd, Clinton.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build-
ing, Seaforth. iOfAce 'hours:—
Tues•day, Thursday and Saturday
1 311) p.m. to 5 gm. Saturday
evening, 7:30 13. m. to 9 p. m.
FOR SALE
An 8-tulbe Victor electric radio,
walnut and crosew,00d cabinet, in good
working order; cheap. .W. C. Govan -
lock, Egmondville. .
FOR SALE
Fordson Tractor in good condition.
Wou-ld take cattle in 'payment. T. a,
Webster,
FOR SALE
•
A quantity of Improved Bann•er
Seed ,Oatts and some Goose wheat; al-
so a quantity of Katandin seed 'pota-
toes. Phone 111414 r 1111 Seaforth. John
klillebrecht.
PROPERTY IN EG.1VLONDVILLE
Consisting of 3. acres good choice
land good 6 roomed frame house,
'barn, large hen house, colony house,
ilard and soft water, hydro, small
fruits; cheap for quick sale. Apply to
Chas. Theabald,
FARM FOR -SALE
000 aore farm with good .buil•dings,
spring creek and bosh. 'Priced right
for quick sale. Apply to The Sealorth
News.
HOUSE TO RENT
Eight -roomed' brick house on Mar-
ket street with new furnace, bath-
room, hard and soft water inside, gar-
age and hen house on 'property. Ap-
ply to 1E. C. Chamberlain, Seaforth,
FOR SALE
No. 11 timothr seed, also Spy apples
and potatoes. Phone 1622-24, Fred
Mcaymont, Varna.
FOR GALE
Grass seeds •of all kinds. A few sets
of ,double team 'harness. Harness re-
pairs. All •kinds of fence 'material,
posts and wire. A full line of -Masters
Poultry Feeds and Starters and 'Mas-
ters • Pig -Feed. W. E. Putt, 'General
Merchant, Rippen. 1Phone HensalI
41 - 9111
TOWN OF SEAFORTIE
Tax Pre= Payment
Receipts For
1938
The Town will pay 4 per cent per
annum up to Aug. 31/38 on 'all pre-
paid 1938 taxes.
Certificates and full particulars
may be obtained from the TOWIT
Clerk's office in the Town Hall.
D. H. WILSON,
Treas. .
INSURANCE
Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness &i Accid-
ent,Windstorm & guarantee bonds.
Rates reasonable. All risks placed
in first class companies.
Information cheerfully given
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCIES
Dominion Bank Building, Seaforth.
Phone 334 w