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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1941
'tura with the letter's parents. Mr. and
FiECVSALL !.Mr 'Wesley. COlenan
1'lt 'Ladies' Aid of Carmel
es I I\h \Vnt 1 e t i n Zurich .visit-
The
Church are holding. a St,'ed last t;ee!'with her daughter, airs.
F'atricl: s tea and sale +,i home -cook -16'1°1°d Gafhcid lire dei t k.
ing in the-chocilroont of :'lac church! Ma and'Mtr 58111 St nitke moved
on5anirdav, 1\larch ,15ah at .= p.m lint, the dwcihn- rete Illy vacated thy
Mrs,'Cert-'1"ainan ,f Listowel spent iMirs. Lee }leaden.
s few days last week- a itini'g .with 1 Mr. and \lr ;Walter Fairburn are
her mother; Airs. Chas, 1lcDonell. • moving into their anelling ou 'slain
Mlr. ansi Aire. Robt. Higgins a Ex- street recently -vacate'! by Mrs. Olive
Ex-
eter :returned home atter spending 'Hudson.
the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. W.Mf3. Meet,—
McQueen and frienin
ds
the Tillage.
otuglas of London visited with rela- of the United Church was held on
traces' and friends in the village on Thursday afternoon with Mrs W. B.
'^riday. ' Cross -presiding overer the opening ex -
Rev \\'nt. Weir of ;Cartmel church ercf r . \1 r: ;Milton Love read the
will be guest speaker at the young Sc
_,
,eople's anniversary - services in the for
vangel ical Chur eh, Zurich, -next Al
Sunday •evening and Rev. E. Hack- 1A.1
seldom, pastor of the Evangelical qu
Church, will occupy the pulpit in ',Ch
hurc
Carmel Ch. ma
airs U
Jas. Mctnchey had the nus- Fe
fnrtnne last week to fall on the icy ide
streets.
'mein-- her left are: at the gr
elbow. She wa:. attended by Dr. D. pr;
Siteer and taken to Seaforth hospi- or
tad Inc an x-ray. • `Be
Mrs. Olive Hudson moved to Lon- F
- don last week where her sons, Max pi:
and Laird have secured good pori- ab
tions. i th
Wohelo Class Elects Officers;— c
The \WoheloClass of the United H
Church met on Friday e s euro.; with Sr'
Card of Thanks
McKenzie—Mrs. William McKenzie
and family wish to thank the
friends and neighbours for their
many acts of kindness and expres-
sions of sympathy iu their recent
bereavement. The floral gifts, the
cards of sympathy and the loan of
several cars were all notch ap•
predated,
\le.. Geo. Doui,las. and \1t.Irene The regular meeting of the'\\'.\1,5.
The Late Mrs. John Berry.—
A dormer resident of Hen -all pass-
ed stray in. St. Joseph's hospital.
1 ondon, on I\tonday in the person of
ripture. \.raegements were made Mrs. J. Berry in iter teeth year. the
the birthday party to he held ort deceased heel been a resident of
arch filth. The regular meeting on Hensail for a number ,i years and
tris 3rd will b_e followed with u following the death of her husband.
ilting. Mrs. Victor Fee and Airs:took up readencc in London, where
as. M eDonell reported having she has resided until her death. Sur -
de twenty-five call ou sutra mn
s in vtug-are tu-n daughter:. Airs. Fitz
shruary. Mrs. G. M. 'l
Drysdale Pres- patriek -lnnie) in- Toronto and Mrs.
d over the remainder of the pro- Bert \renew ltElla) of Elimville and
am. Mrs. R 1. Paterson ltd in one son, Albert in the IW -est, A prix
tyre and M latksof 'Walker lav- ate rum -oral .eeryice was held from Implements—Deering binder 6 ft.
edwith a vocal solo entitled 'Che Bonthron & Drysdaie's undertaking cut; M. H mower 5% ft. cut, Inter•.
tuuiful Garden of •Prayer." Miss parlors on 'Wednesday at L3.30 p.m., notional hay loader, side rake, hay
torence Welsh accompanied at the conducted by Rev, R. A. Brook. de- rake, cultivator, seed drill 13 hoe,
mo. Miss Annie E.Consitt very tentteut in Het -Lean Union Cemetery. steel land roller, disc, set iron bar•
ly gave the topic on "The Life of Rev. \Vm. VVeiir was iq Loudon on rows, truck wagon, set sleighs with
e Surgeon Skeena." ITuesday calling on patients in the flat rack, 1 furrow riding plow, 2
ale Jahn Crag, who •has sheen re- hospital there. walking plows, gang plow, hay rack
iviug treatment at Scott IMlentorial1 Mrs. Blower of Mitchell is visiting with sliding rack, democrat, top
its titaI in Seaforth. for the past ser- her son :tnd daughter-in-la•)v, Mr. and buggy, nutter, scttifler, set. scales
I 2,000 ib. cap.; scales 200 lb. cap,;
al weeks, was taken seriously ill Mlrs. Claude Blow'ee
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm, Farm Stock, and Ituplt•-
ments, Fred W. Ahrens, Auctioneer,
has received instructions front the
undersigned executors to sell by
public auction, at Lot 24, Con. 4,
Township of Logan, 2% miles north
west of Mitchell, or 2% miles north-
east of Dublin, on Monday, March 24.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock sharp.
Horses -2 bay agricultural mares
12 years old; 1 bay agricultural mare
10 years old,
Cattle -2 Durham cows 4 years
old, fresh, with calves by their
sides; 1 Durham cow 5 years old
fresh, with calf by her side; 1 Dur-
ham cow '7 years old, fresh, with
calf by her side, These cows fretth-
ened :ince Christmas. 1 Durham far-
row Cow; 3 Durham heifers rising 2
years old; 4 Durham heifer's rising
1 year old; 3 Durham steers rising 1
year old; 1 calf 6 months old.
Hogs -2 Yorkshire sows just bred.
1 Yorkshire hog 2 years old.
ducks,oult
Pry—About 60 good hens, 2
Mrs. '..erne '.Chapman presiding.. The ;a
following officers were elected for an
tee veer. President \Ir R'-. For- th
Test vice- pre tient. 111 -Nlarearet
Shepherd: '.ere.ary. Mies tledys
i.ttker: treaner, Nliss Ela ale- i'
Queen. , ni.a \I:" Rath Brook: ,ok.
res ere tar) bits. Hcddec: con-
\tessr: leant' c'
: e'\':tract committee. 1i
t week. His many friends hope for 'ale. Gordon Roltnn, who ander- fanning milk pulper, Renfrew cream
improvement , ,ve •men' iu tale. Craig's 'health ' y, cut an operation in St. Ieeeplto separator, nearly new; straw blower
Freddie R train'. n. v ho has been in Hospital, tl:antkttt tea week continues Pipes, ceniettt roller, sap Pan, sugar
e War 'Memoriat llospital, London, finite ill. kettle, sling ropes, cutting box,
wagon box, wood rack, set liner
✓ tete Oast several works, under- Hayter -Robinson.—
•rat an operation on !Monday and isThe home of ale. and Mrs. Richardwheels, bag touch, grind stone, ex -
ems as Bell as can be expected. Robinson, Stanley. was the scene of tension ]adder, Ferre stretcher, eye.-
\lr. and Mrs. G. M. Drysdale, ac- a pretty wedding on Saturday. IMerrh lone seed"' forks, hoes, saws, log-
mpanird 'iy Mr. and Mrs throne Stu, at 2.30 p.m. when Rev. j. R. Pet- ging chain, and a hast.. of other
es, and :Mr end 31rs. 'Walter Snell- err of Varna. united in marriagetheir articles tan numerous to mention.
"elect :min. ..toes "eel o'. aaet Ce
\luf n i)n'inst tat two eless
atemtitt�, nante'.y. \Ir-. iltigit \i -.-
t one e tr e' and \ire
sent_d aitn . Cutl risen all
,vas .1 ad: s'y 311-s E lnea t',dn.
o. a,1le.
.nrk :e�t 1
Der Sena- ,err] \+:1' 1 Mee more .e
ai I ivr`hea�
l otter ,mr 'wet I t
-aisle.,-so-ne ' i - . t, t ,., v t alt
cent e hess111C Orates. fleeleh it r
may to ':rale :. r yen10 es.it
.with es often in til' t t n1 e %e offer ih
these little remembrancesTins the
wish that as ,.tet ,r.- you ese then
ytou may retail tite :tatty liapey "our-
ro
.spent .with the \Ve'r'so eta • red
},ensu?n
on behalf the lV ,tta rs-,
trade titt•ne replies. Reiresliments
were served at tite elaete. es
Mission Circle Meets.—
r, -;'env a fee. ,lays ;hie 'v eel: to daughter, 1•lthel 'Amine, and Ebner
,r,vr, 1 I. Hayter, son of AIr, and 3lre. i\\'m.
\Ir. and Mrs. Den Riellyand date. "'teeter, Stanley. miss t;raee :\ncl-
re.• Ihut of l:1en1Lsal-visual r'n re,,., friend.•of tiff•. bride, .v1 C.arltslt,
l to '.ter l,areuts, 131 r. and Se,k., played the we,iding music. The
• r.a tet McQueen. 1cerrtnony was ,u•rfermed. under an
ire t nrctn of the Senior arse deeerated with pink and 1,\ !Me
'onrrn'- 111,mttt• was held en \Vert- streamer, and maiden -heir fern. 'file
sae; ,•vrt.t:e: et lite home of Mrs. bride chose a floor -length oa.n of
found about a farm. •
Feed—About 20 tans gond stay.
I•Iaraess--•-Set of double harness.
sot of plow harness, wet single Inns
nesse' odd cnlltnrs, horse blankets,
tube. No reserve as everything will
he sold to the highest bidder to wind
rap the Estate of the late Joint
I'eisler. Auctioneer's decisiol final iu
case of all disputes. Terns of sale,
\. pat,,,,,,. The reit cal was yhtte taffeta. eicy blue d e,prit net cash or cheque,
s'rr1 .,•;ho'ts. ra,,,a1, raai', trimmed v,ith orange idoseome, him:' Farnt--Consists of 170 acres, more
ertnt. ;t, 1 Iter. i\\ -n;. \\,i,' was satill appliqued net veil catt:gltt til' or lees. On the place there is a good
near.,' 1 kyr. with iter mother's 'bridal wreath of betels dwelling bailee, brick kitchen
311-- Bergl 1 int^ -r etit a felt 'lays oraltaa• blossoms, and carried a lou- and wood sited, Bunk barn 00 x 411,
- :reels al Toronto. Mins \rani, duct e1 pink carnations anti fern. The straw shed 50 x 22. Good stabling and
Con—in is tearhutg Miss Pfaff'- •,ridcseese, bliss :\lila 1's'r.ythe, cement flooring throughout. Wind
et, .n 'ler t once. , R.N., of Toronto, wore a tlanr-length mill. 2 good never failing wells. 55
Mr.. 'Minnie Sau•gster returned eetwit of pink net over satin. and acres under eultivatimn, 3 acres fall
once ir,.nt Seott Memorial Hopital' tarried salute rar:uuiotr:, '1'1x groen: wheat. 13 acres good 'tush. Balance
eat'rth, 'where she bus ,hero corral- tv;t. attended '13y. his 'heather, AIr. its grass. Terns on farm -10 per ecu,
• fter fracturing her leg at the Harvey 'Hayter. The bride, mother of purchase money to be paid at day,
cin., .i Har
P. ire'd, wearing a valley blue crepe of sale. Balance within 30 days. 11'
Ronald Ml a •Hinton, who hats hero dress trimmed with lace I aisiar and not sold before day of sale, being
ontnn'ri to his roam tar the past lank ice box roses. The grooms me- sold subject to a reserve bid. ,Far 1
week with an attack of pneumonia. is they wore a rose crepe dress. A particulars apply to the Executors.
Mien 0, in I wedding dinner was served to about J. W. Eisler. Louis Eisler, Exec•u-
Miss Ruth .\Iclllveuna, accotnpatt- fifty gne.ts, following the ceremony-. tors; Fred W. Ahrens, Auctioneer.
The rezelar in etina of the
\tiss.on Circle a, the .United Church
tide
1104 to Friday e'ettittg at the
home ofMiss Mary Goodwin. Tito
'ris.nna story ,vas givet.. -ay aliss
Mary Clarke. +Miss Irene uc.r:.las
eery ably gave the topic op the .tally
ai John an•I Betty Strand. 'Testa-
ments were sent to (Miss Margaret
Tudor in 'Hamilton and Miss Barbara
Shepherd in Clinton. The A'riI meet -
let
Je
to
1 Qty Mrs.' Alice soya t, Demald The .rooms ,lift to the 6nride was a 1 •
,yet, Gordon Campbell and Allen e•a'binet of :dyer. Later the young
rerar, eeent the wttck (u+? in 1,r', -'couple left on a honeymoon trip. the Auction Sale '
,attending the hockey gauze there, i'brier stere see in a ro.e crepe dress
Rev. VVnt Weir enuducted services
in
Su
'ing will be held at the mem o: Miss orad "(rcat (sod of Nations.
Elva .MacQueen,
. Y.P.U. Meets.—
William McKenzie Passes Suddenly—
'trimmed with white lace with seat and
Of '''arm Stock, implements and
{'.wench l re-byter:au C'htireh on yell to matchanti ee Acadia blue Household Effects. Mr, Harold Jack --
and the choir sang; levo an: coat and „whim,. accessories. They sort has been instructed to sell by
ems entitled, -Like As A Father;' will reside on she grooms farm near public auction on Thursday, March
1 'Alt Elea \IeQueen presided at the
The sudden passing on Titt[rsday of regular meeting of the Y.P.0 . in the
Mr. R'm. •Mckenzie came as a shock 1'niud Church \lactriny evening.
to his many friends. '1'lie deceased \less Greta Lanunie played a piano
had been down in the village on its
Wednesday afternoon, apparently 10 en
•leis usual health and after returning A.
hcmte was taken seriously ill and was
later removed to St. Joseph's hospital,
London, where an operation was per-
formed following which Mr. McKen-
zie passed away on Thursday after-
n.,on. The deceased lived for the past
number o years on hie farm its Stan-
ley township. moving to Ht.•nsail with
his wife and members of the fancily
n November. Surviving is ?tis evi-
drew, six sone, Philip, Robert, Ken-
neth and Donald of Hensel?. William
on the homestead in Stanley and An-
drew, divinity student at Knox Col-
lege, Toronto. and tw•n daughters,
Mrs. Howard Currie ( leant of t,l n-
-on, and 'Mrs. L nban Dncharme Red Cross.
;Marguerite) of Forest, and one 'bro-;
they: IMir. Peter I:McKenzie, of Kip- Arnold Circle Meets.—
pen Funeral service •sae held from •
Carmel Presbyterial ;Church of which The March meeting of the Arnold
;he deceased was a valued member, Circle of Carmel Presbyterian church
on Saturday afternoon, conducted by was held at the home of Miss FIelen
Rev. \\•nm. '\Weir assisted by Rev. j. Alia, on Monday evening. Miss Salty
N'. Miller, of ;Wortley Road Baptist -Manson Presided. Prayer 'by Mlis;
Church, Landon, a friend of the fam- Hannah Murray. Scripture lessor.
ily. "The Lord Is My Shepherd" and was read by Mrs. 'Weir. The business
"The Sande of Time," were the was discussed and arrangements
hymns.sung and ,Mfrs. J, IW" I3onth- made for the Easter thank -offering
- ton sang a solo entitled, "Good Night meeting. Mine Irene Hoggarth read
Here and Good Morning Up There." letters front missionaries. ,from Glad
The floral tributes were -eery beauti- Tidings.. Refreshments were served I
fu: hosing the respect for the de- by the hostess.
zeas,.] Messrs Howard Hyde. ;lex. The 'Voting People's Society of
,eieBeatie Dan Switzer and Chester Carmel Church drill he entertained at
Neil were flower bearers and Messrs. a St. Patrick's social by rhe
Dancatt likenhead, - John \facBeeth, in the United Church next Monday
Stanley Ley:. Alvin McBride.Nel- evening, March 110th, and will provide
son Hood and 'Charlie Farquhar were an Irish program.
pallbearers. Interment in Baird's ce-
metery. STAFFA
lairs. A. ';ell moved to London this Women's Auxiliary meeting
week where iter son Harold 'file
hits se- was held at the home of airs. J.
J. \
need a cod position Mr. and Nies. -Word-en with the Presid(itt, Mfrs.0.
Arthur Tins tie I.
recently mound into W. Reed .presiding The roll call 'vac
the dwelling vacated ht Mrs. Cha' answered by repeating a B?'ble verse.
Mltsa spent
he eekhen .o h ser It ,was decided -to have a Crokinolc
'twist .hent the creek end .one ler party in the Hall on Tuesday evening.
envie and aunt, Mr. and Vis. Roy The time was scent quilting a Red
Born,
\[ n. Cross':quilt. It Lunch was served shy
Bonn.—ht He»sail. Mlarch 3•nP to Mrs, \'0. J. Fell.
M d Mrs Norval I Reid
etruunental and Mirs. Eric leeunedb
ry ably gave the topic of Miss March 1Sth at 8.15 p.m., pt'esenteu
I. Archibald from the study httetk, by the Kittbu•n Young People's at
les Gladys McKenzie directed Ole Northside United Church. under the
rarests at the close,
Varna, The bride and groom were
20th at the residence of the late
the recipients of many •hcantfful and
William Shaddick, five utiles ntn'tlh-
the r gifts. west of Brucefleld, Lot 25, Con. 4.
Stanley, at one p.m. sharp:
Horses—Brown ntal•e tett year's, (0
foal; ,gelding, 10 years old; Clyde.
aged horse; Clyde filly rising 3
yetn•s, year old colt.
Cattle—Durham cattle, cow 7 years
old due May 12111; cow 5 years old
due May 9th; cow 3 years old, due
May 1st; cow 6 years old, clue May
5th; heifer, (Inc middle of August; 3
young grass cows; Durham bull ras-
ing. two years, five Durham year all;
3 fall calves.
Pigs --York sow bred six weeks; 11
drunks 100 lbs.
Poultry -855 rock hens, four docks.
Implements—Deering binder 6 fl.
M. H. mower 5 ft.; M. H. bean
:muffler with puller; M. H. seed drill,
11 hoe with fel tilator; M. H. hay
loader; Al. H. manure spreader;
Cockslutt riding plough; walking
plough; International cultivator,
spring tooth; 4 section harrow; disc
harrow; 'turnip drill, 2 buggies; fan-
ning pill; 1 cutter; truck wagon,
new; gravel box; stay tack; set of
sleighs; flat rack; DeLava.l (Venni
separator; root pulper; 3 horse gas
engine; circular saw; 2 cross cut
saws, new; 4 cement pig troughs;
colony house 10x14, new; brooder
stove; wire stretcher; set of breech-
ing harness; back band harness; sin-
gle set harness; 6 horse collars; hay
ear for steel track and climber; fire
extinguisher; 70 sap pails and pans;.
pile of hemlock scantling; 34 Dodge
car coach; 10 tons timothy hay;
shovels, forks, churn, double trees
and chains, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
At the same time and place there
will be offered for sale the farts
lands containing 123 acres more or
less being the west halves of Lots 25
and 26, Con, 4, and northerly part of
Lot 26, Con. 5, Township of Stanley,
subject to a reserved bid and other
conditions of sale"
Terns, chattels, cash.
Estate of William Shadtlick, Prop.
Haroid Jackson, Auctioneer.
PLAY
"Windy Willows" coming Tuesday,
M1
co
D
friends m town on Sunday.
Misses Shirley and Andrey Twitch-
ell it Byron visited• over - the }reek FOR SALE
•
cud with their parents. lair. and :Airs. Early Alaska seed oats, good qual-
Orvil:e ham hell' ity. Also some white field beans, lit
The 'Chamber of Commerce err
sponsoring a St. Patrick's dance in for seed. Tel. 665.16. Apply to Jas.
the town ball on Wednesday evening, Landsbm'ougb,
March •l4tb, when Flight iLieut. Flet-
cher and his 14 -piece Royal Air Force
orchestra of Port Aubert will provide
the mask. Proceeds in aid of tete
1 1 auspices of Northside Y. P. Arthus- I
Mr, and iMc.. Lt:cis-'1Veigad ai,
as!ntood visited with relatives and ' cion 25C and 15e.
. r. and n �,
Donald Freeman). I\\ Bain of the University of '\\`es-
Mr. and Airs. Fulton (nee Jean tern Ontarc, London with \1r and
Stone) and .children. or T_ond,:'t v Mrs A. Jeffery; Mr. and'Aire \, W.
iters over the 'weekend with Mrs. Norris in Mitchell with l., Nr ]ranch;
Folion'z, father, :Mar, Wen. Starve. Miss Dorothy Hazelcuod in ;Whalen
;Mfrs. Reg Tibbett underwent an es,- 'with. her parent- 'Mr. and 'Sirs. Ivan
oration on Sunday in Londor. for Hill and family of Listowel with Air,
utas;aid., • and Mrs. lances Hill; ,Mrs, N.
Rev. R. .a. Brook conducted sec- Churchill with Min and Mrs. Cecil
vicee in the 'United Church on Sam- Bowman: Nerve! T. Norris left on
day and Mr. Carey joynt sang a Ibean_ Monday io Inn the R 1C.C.S. unit in
tiful sole, entitled, :The Stranger -of Xingetoe;Air. and 'Mir::, -0. IW, Reed
'Galilee" at the morning service in in London"
memory of his mother, the late Mrs, •
T, ;C. Ijoynt, who passed away six' Colonel -"Do you know that you
years ago this month. The choir sang have to salute an offlcer7"
two anthems entitled, "Soldiers of Raw Reernit---"Yes, sorr. But if
Ohrist, Arise," and "0 iZion I3'asee I
Mr. and IMrs. Hugh Morel= of ye remetgber, I've already said good'
Dashwood spent the week end visit
marring to ye once today."
FOR SALE
Fertilizer drill, nearly new, for
sale. Phone 248r31, Seaforth central.
YOU ARE INVITED TO
ATTEND A
MECHANIZED
Farming
Conference
featuring the
Ford Tractor
FERGUSON SYSTEM
& Wheel -less Implements
AT
CARDNO'S HALL, SEAFORTH
ti
Sat
eMarh
c 15
1 P.M. to 4.30 P.M.
J. F. DALY
FORD - MERCURY
DEALER
SEAFORTH
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of Antique Furniture. In Clinton,
of Friday, March 14th, at 1 pm., at
the store of R. Tasker.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
SEED OATS FOR $ALE
A quantity of Gov't inspected Van-
guard Oats: Apply to Airs. David Mc-
Intosh, phone 656 r 41,
FOR SALE
'Use(' Beatty Electric Washer $20.
Apply to James Krauskapf, Dublin,
FOR SALE
Improved Banner seed oats; 0.A,C.
#21 seed barley. This grain never
sprouted nor heated. Also 1 bus, of
alfalfa seed. Apply to George Pryce,
Seaforth, phone 840 r 25.
Saturday Cash & Carry Specials
BUY IN EGMONDVILLE
Red Rose Coffee, Lb. tin.. , , 45c
ClubHouse Coffee, lb. tin..45c
American Coffee, ib, . 39c
Red Rose Tea, lb. 55c
Blue Boy Tea, lb. 45c
Salads Tea, Lb. 69c
Mother Parker's Tea, , ..1b, 69c
Bulk Corn Starch, 3 lbs.,..21e
Muffets, 2 pkgs. 19c
My -T -Nice Wheat Flakes
5 lbs. 21c
Woodbury's Soap, 4 cakes21c
Pickled Cottage 'Rolls, ib25c
Bologna, 2 pounds 27c
Head Cheese, 2 lbs, 29c
Robin Hood Flour, per 98 Ib bag
319
i a Finnigan
S V
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Farm Stock and Implements. Fred
W: Ahrens, auctioneer, has received
instructions from the undersigned
proprietor to sell by public auction
at Lot 2, Comm, 11, Township of Mc-
Killop, 614 miles north of Dublin, or
7 miles northeast of Winthrop, on
Wednesday, Mach 26th . Sale to
continence at 12.30 o'clock sharp.
Horses -1 bay gelding 4 years old;
1 brood mare, 7 years old, supposed
to be in foal; 1 brood mare 6 years
old, supposed to be ill foal; 1 grey
snare 13 years old; 2 fillies, rising 1
year old.
('attle--2 Durham cows 6 and S
years old, clue in May; 2 IIerefo'd
cows, 6 and 7 years old, fresh, with
calves by their side; 1 Durham heir-
ers, fresh, with calves by their side;
1 farrow cow; 1 Durham steers ris-
ing 2 years old; 2 Durham heifers
rising 3 years old; 5 Durham steers
rising 1 year old; rl Um'ltnm Mikis
rising 1 year old; 3 DumIittnt calves,
4 months old,
Hogs -1 Yorkshire sow supposed
to be in pig: 9 shoats S weeks old.
Intplentents-- M, Ii, hinder 7 foot
cut, with truck and sheaf carrier; ricr; 1
AI, H. mower, 5 1'1: cut; r'ultivttter:
MAI fertilizer 11 disc drill; manure
spreader; steel land roller, disc, Int-
ernational hay .loader. bay rake, 1
furrow riding plow, 1 truck wagon,
% wagon, hay rack with sliding
rack, fanning mill, set scales 2000
]b. cap.; set sleighs, cutter, Viking
cream separator, ladder, 10 pleees
timber, 2 furrow riding plow, gravel
box. 1 sap pan. pea harvester with
bundler, scraper, root pulper, forks,
hoes, chains and a host o f other
articles too numerous to mention,
found about a farm.
Feed -50 bus. wheat. 50 bus. oats.
Harness --1 sei of brass mounted
hal'nees,
No reserve as the proprietor is giv
ieg up fanning and everything will
be sold to the highest bidder. Aue-
tioteer's decisiot final in case of all
disputes. Terris of Sale—Cash or
cheque.
Henry Wietersen, Proprietor.
Stephen Murray, Clerk.
Fred W. Ahrens, Auctioneer.
Auction Sale
00 Fa•nt Stock, etc. On the 11111
Road Tuckersmith, hale a mile east
of Brucefield, on Tuesday, Mach 18,
ttt 1. p.m.:
Horses --1 black general purpose
mare, S Years old, to foal May 24111;
2 bluest general purpose colts broken,
rising 2 and 3 years; 1 bay team,
geldings,
Cattle ---1 Hereford cow to freshen
June 1st; 1 I3erefo'd heifer, 2 year's
old, freshened 6 weeks; 1 Durham
now, 3 years old, to freshen Jame 11;
1 Durham cow, 6 years old. to freshen
May 26; 1 Durham cow, 4 years old,
to freshen June 4th; 1 Durham cow.
4 years old, to freshen May 26th; 1
Holstein cow, 7 years old, to freshen
June 241h; L black cow, 5 years old,
to freshen April ;rd; 1 Durham cow.
7 years Old, fresh; 1 purebred Short-
horn bull, 1 year old; 3 yearling
cattle; 4 calves, 8 months old; 1 calf.
Pigs -1 brood sow (York) ; 9
clunks.
Quantity of mixed hay. Sudan grass
seed. 200 bu, oats.
2 chicken shelters.
Terms, strictly cash.
Reg. Knights and .Tolm Watson.
Proprietors.
Harold Jackson, Auctionetir.
AUCTION SALE
Farm Implements and Household
Effects. Oa the Babylon Line, 11/4
miles west of Varna, and 2 miles
south of Bayfield Road, on Saturday,
March 15th, at 1 o'clock:
3 beds, springs and mattresses;
china. cabinet; 2 dressers; 2 wash
stands, couch, day bed, 2 dining
room tables, clock, 10 kitchen eludes;
1 organ; 1 cook stove; 1 heater; 3
rocl[ing chairs; Raymond sewing ma-
chine; 2 small tables; lamps; dishes,
and kitchen utensils.
Iniplemetts--1 coal oil stove, Per-
fection; 1 Coleman lantern; sap
pan, pails, 12 doz. spiles; 1 Deering
binder, 6 foot cut; 1 Deering mower;
1 spring tooth cultivator; 1 sulky
rake; 1 M,H. riding plow; 2 walling
plows, 1 set diamond ita''ov; 1
steel roller, 1 fanning mill, 1 light
wagon. 1 set of double harness, De -
loyal cream separator, 1 corn planter,
1 wagon. 2 hay rack sills, 1 cultiva-
tor, 1 M, I3, corn scuffle• with bean
puller; 6 loads of clover hay, some
straw; 10 cords split wood; number
of cedar posts; 2000 lbs, scales.
Terms .cash.
Robert Elliott, Proprietor.
Harold. Jackson, Auctiouteer,
NOTICE
For service, a young Tamworth
hog of Hart breeding at lot 13, con.
11, McKillop, Terms $1.00. Wm.
Boyd, proprietor".
WANTED TO RENT
Small house or 4 or 5 rooms in
private house in Seaforth. Apply to
The Seaforth News.
ELMER D. BELL, B.A
Barrister & Solicitor
SEAFORTH. TEL. 173
Attendance in Brussels
Wednesday and Saturday
Mc( ONNELL & HAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays
SEAFORTH, ONT.
Telephone 174
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office In the Dominion Bank Build
ing, Seaforth. Office hours:—
Tttesda y, Thursday and Saturday
1:30 pen. to 5 pen, Saturday
evening, 7;30 p. m, to 9 p. m.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 15, C'on, 7, Hibbert Twp•, 100
acres, With buildings, bush, Fall
ploughing done. Situate 1 mile from
Sterns Apply A. Smale, Staffa, Out.
SPECIAL
Save your Woollen materials and
have 'hent imide into Blankets, Tar-
tan Motor and Broadloom Rugs.
Wool Batts 35c per ib. Write agent,
S. Carter, Seaforth, Ontario.
FOR SALE
One hundred acres, Lot 7, Con. 7,
Tp, Hullett. 14 mile from school,
store, church, Co. road. Brick cot-
tage with frame kitchen and furn-
ace, well at door. Barn 76x48, hay
sited 30x60. Driveshed 24x40, Artes-
tau wen, silo 14x30. 12 acres of bush,
Grimm evap. and pails, 14x20 evap.
sited. Priced to sell. 'William Britton
R. R, 1, Clinton. Phone 841 r 6.
FOR SALE
Colony house 10' x excellent
condition. Write Robt. G. Hoggarth,
Cromarty, or phone Dublin 42r19.
FOR SALE
Building 12'x 36', Would sbe suit-
able for hen house, or two brooder
houses. W. E. Butt, Kipper.
BACKACHES GO QUICKLY, often
after first dose. RUMACAPS two•
way action attacks the cause, re-
lieves the pain. McKindsey's Drug
Store,
MAN WANTED
Good nearby Rawleigh Route now
open. If willing to conduct Home
Service business while earning good
living, write immediately. Raw-
leigh's, Dept. ML -264.455-C, Montreal,
Canada.
WANTED
About 20 cattle wanted for grass,
for the season. Running water, plen-
ty of shade. Phone 623r4, Clinton
central. Ernest McClinchey, Varna.
Farms For Sale
South Lot 20, Con, 4, Hibbert.
75 acres, Small house, no barn.
Price $1550.
Lot 35, Con. 3, East Wawanosh,
200 acres. All seeded excepting 12
acres. Some bush. Buildings of little
value. Watered at front and back of
farm, Price $2800.
East 'ih Lot 23, Con, 11, McKillee-
50 acres 'pasture with some wood.
Small frame house. Price $1000.
Part Lots 27 and 28, Con. 14, Hul-
lett-233 acres pasture. Some bush.
Frame house, no barn. Watered by
good well and windmill, creek and
staring, Price $4750.
South % Lot 36, Con. 3, Wallace
—50 acres all cleared. 114 storey
brick house. Barn 40x60. Price $3300.
Part Lots 16 and 17, Con. 13, Mc-
Killop. About 68 acres cleared, 7
acres bush. Frame house, small barn.
Price $3000.
Apply—James MoFadzean, Brus-
sels, Ontario; or Fred Moloy, Thed-
ford, Ontario. -
TENDERS WANTED
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
To supply a Rubber tired Tractor,
to ch•aw the Grade' for the Township
of
Tuckersmith, where and when re-
quired. Two tenders requited --one
for clraeving an S toot blade, and one
for drawing a 10 ft. blade.
Tenders to ire opened March 15th,
D. F. MCGREGOR, Clerk.
INSURANCE
Life. Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid-
ent;Windstorm & guarantee bendo.
Rates reasonable. All risks placed,
in first class companies.
Information cheerfully given
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSUURANCE' AGENCIES
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