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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-03-11, Page 8PAGE EIGHT. mem.. THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1937 HENSALL 'The \V.M,S, of the United Church net at the home of the president, Mrs. W. B. CroSs an Wednesday evening of this week, with a splendid attend- ance of members present. Following the opening hymn and prayer, the de- votional was taken by Mrs. H. Hil- liard. Prayer by Mrs, Cross, An inter- eiting talk on Temperance by Miss Jennie Murray. Piano solo, Miss God_ die Cross. Visiting. committee, Sirs E. McQueen and Mrs. G. FoIlick, re- ported having made 30 calls and found two confined: to bed, 'The visiting committee for this month iv 111 be Mrs. Cross. The topic on "Men and Women of Africa" was ably tak- en by Mrs. R. J. Moore. A ohms) clo was given In Miss Greta Lanunie. It was moved 4 Miss Murray and sec- onded by Mrs, Drysdale that a birth- day party be held in the near future. At the conclusion of the closing hymn and prayer, a delicious lunch avers ser- ved. ' Mrs. Peter Manson entertained her group of the Ladies IA id of Carmel Presbyterian Church at her home on Friday afternoon. Miss Jean .Bouthron of London spent the week end at her home here. Mr, and Mrs. Les; lie Knight and ;dhildren of Kitchener, accompanied • by Miss Alice Higgins, spent the week end at his home here. • Mr. Robert 'Drysdale of London spent the week end at his home here. • Rev, W. A. and Mrs. Young enter- • tained the choir df Carmel ,Presbyter- s lin Church at their 'home on 'Thors- : day evening. Mrs. William Otterbein, NV110 has been in a London hospital for several weeks for treatment, is now recover- ing nicely. Miss Alice Pfaff emertained a num- ber of her gir3 friends on Saturday afternoon at her home here, the oc- casion being her birthday. Mr. W. L. McLaren and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaren spent Sunday vis- iting With their cousin, Mr. W. E. McLaren of Cromarty, who has been ;seriously ill for several weeks. Mrs, Levi Rands spent a f ew days last week visiting .friends in tondon. Miss Mary Little was visiting friends in -London over the week end. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Love. who spent the winter months with rela- tives in California, have returned home to Hensall. lir. Charles Bell has sold his hotel, The New Commercial, to a Toronto man, who will take possession on March 15t11. Miss Margaret McLaren, daughter ,of .Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. McLaren •of the ILondon Road, was taken to Vic- toria Hospital, London, on Thursday, and operated on dor appeadicitis. She is now doing as well as van he ex- pected, Mr. \6f, Month on Saturday sev- ered Isis connection with the Cook Rock Bottom Store here. where he has been assisting since he sold out to Mr. Cook several months ago. Mr. Wuerth is now taking a few well earned holidays. Quite a number of hockey fans, from !Neilsen and district, were in To- ronto on Saturday night, taking in the big hockey -match between Toronto Maple Leafs and the Canaeliens of Montreal. On Friday ;evening abort fifty nei- ghbors and friends gathered at the house of Mr. and Nrrs. Fred Corbett to spend the evening with them, the occasion being Mr. Corbett's birth- day. •A very pleasant evening was spent in games and dancing..A dainty lunch was served. Mr, Corbett is very popular among his neighbors and friends, and all wish him many more birthdays. Mr. Wesley Greene, who for some time has ;conducted a milk business here, has sold out to Mr. Oliver Row- cliffe. i ho recently bought out the milk business ;if his brother, Archie Roweliffe. In a place the size of Hen. all, there was hardly enough busin- ess for two. Mr. Roweliffe has two rigs now on the road delivering milk and is giving good service. The following is the Hensall public school report for January and Feb- ruary: Sr. 1,V. .Harold tse h ler 84, *Norris MeEwan 70, Howard Love 63, Ronald Parker 63, Blanche Thom- son 61, *!George Sangster (Ai, Mary Goodwin 69, Cecil ;Kipfer 50. Jr. IV. -Marton Drummond '81., R eta 'Bon 73, Robert Cameron 06, hole Saund- ercock 63, Donald loynt 02, Emily Hoskin 60, Audrey Twitchell 59, J;Shn Shepherd 58 Laird tindson 55, Robt Hess 54, 'Robert Sangster 53, Ross Greene 92, *Margaret 'Sangster 50, *Shirley Twitchell 48, Lan Deters 43, Iva Allen .91. OD Missed examine - tions. ---C. Illowes. Teacher. Room 2. -Sr, 111, -,Gordon CanIP- bell 75, Lois MacLaren 72. Bobby Nicol 72. John Beer 711i loe Marks 69. *Ross Kennedy 06, Raymond .Higgins 59, 'Jimmie Clark 59, Shirley Fairbairn 36, fld.---.Marion McLaren 75, Do- nald Williard 64, *Mildred Brock 61, Jimmie Sangster 611,Ronald Stephan 61, tElaine Hoskins 58, George Otter- bein Si, Douglas Corbett 51. Howard Smale 30, 'Elton Fairbairn 21a. Sr. IT. Redden 83, 'Donald Shep- herd 717, Marion Sangster 77. Cather- ine Hamilton 75, Jack Drysdale 714, Patsy McDonell 712, Gloria. Twitth- eiJ Alpine MeEwan 67, Ruth Hess 65, Alvin Smale '63, *Bobby Cook 60, *INorm,a Sangster 56, *Mar- ion Green 34, 'Mabel ,Fairbairn 47, Miss M. tA. Ellis, Teacher, Jr, XII. -Mervyn Stephan 76, Helen Wolff 715, Mina MdEwan 714, Douglas Cook 69, George Beer .69, Donna McEwen 68, 'Beverly McChnchey 64, 'F Shirley Wolff 20, Sandy McArthur ah. Sr. 1.4 -Ronald Moir 78. Ruth Young 77, Mary Hamilton '7141 junior Holden 73, Lila Moir 168, Ronald Redden 67, Ray Hedden 66, 'Ross Jinks 615. Sr, Pr. --/Joyce Broderick 88, Elaine Carlisle 85, (tune Kennedy 85, Doris Buchanan 83, Freddie Rob- ison 02, Billy 'Campbell 91, Dorothy McNaughton ,715, Billy Mickle 74. Jc. Pr.-I:Norma 1Greene 73, Harold Wolff 67. ---Miss Beryl -Pfaff, Teacher, Death of Miss Linn Ortwein.- Miss Linn. 'Ortwein passed away on Monday evening at the home of her Parents, Mr. 'aad Mrs. J. W. On wein after an illness of over six months. Permanents for Easter The kind of Permanent yin' have always wanted. You vill marvel at the beautiful, natural looking; long lasting waves and curls these Permanents Produce' OIL WAVES by machine OTHER PERMANENTS by machine Include Shampoo, Hair Cut and Fingerwave ZOTOS VAPOR MARCEL PERMANENTS only by 'B' Beauty Salon No Machine No Electricity All Steam Wave CORONATION STYLES The height of ultra smartness in FingerwaVing and Perm anent S SPECIAL PRICES NOW 'B' BEAUTY SALON PHONE 50 or 18. SEAFORTH For several years she had been em- ployed as a clerk in Northway's, To- ronto. in iNovember she ,was taken to the hospital in Toronto for treatment where it was found she was suffering, !from a cancer. She was brought to the home of Inc parents where she gradually sank, past;ing, away Mon- day. Miss Ortwein grew Up. in Hen - sail, clerking in her father's store, and was very popular. 'Miss Ortwein was a member of the alethodist choir for a number of years. ,After her fath- er retired:from business she went to 'Kitchener for several years, later go- ing to .Toronto, She is survived by her parents, four sisters, Mrs. Drell - kali), !Kitchener; Mrs. dlessell, Alt- oona, Pa., Mrs, james Paterson and Mrs. Mark Drysdale, of 'Hensall, two brothers, Alonzo Ortweiii of •Detroit, and :Milton Ortwein London. The funeral, which was private, took place from the home of her parents, Mn, and Mrs. j. \V. Thawein, King St. on Wednesday after11901) to 'Heristell ion cemetery. 'Rev. 'Arthur Sinclair; pastor of the 11.7 n te d u reit, • had charge of the funeral service. ,'s. Thomas Sherritt left last 'week on a trip to Florida to spend a month with relatives and- friends. On Friday last Mrs. George Fergu- son received the congratulations of her many friends on the occasion of her 84th birthday. 21 r. and Mrs. Fer- And every CO111111011 blitill- afire with :from Usborne township: Mrs. sail '4 is hale and hearty and her friends wish her Many happy returns of the day. Mr, and ,\I r'., Ferguson celebrat- ed their golden wedding in Novem- ber. They have always lived in Lis- burne township. The wedding was solemnized at the rectory in 'Exeter on Wednesday at 3 p.m. of Clare Gertrude Mae, second youngest daughter of lir. and Mrs. C. Wolff ;if Hensali, to Robert Var- ies,. eldest son of Mrs. John Varley. and the late John Varley, The bride Was becomingly gowned in blue crepe and ;the carried a bouquet of roses. She wio. attended bv N1r5. Ed. Chap- pel, while the groom was supported by Clarence Volland. A wedding din- ner was served at the home of Mrs. Varies*. Air. and NIrs. Varley left for a short wedding trip to Goderich, the bride travelling in a navy -bine coat ,sith trimming,s af fur and accessor- i7mt2 match. They will reside in G01-1- ,The YJP.I., .df the Cnited Church on Monday 'evening entertained as their guests the Young 'People's Sar - ("5 of Chiselburst United Church. Miss Greta Lanimie presided over the ins, part or the meeting. which con- sisted of the opening hymn and pray- er by tRev. .A. Sinclair. bible contest on. the Book of Rath, resulting in hiselhurst being the -winners. Miss Beatrice DI.0 president of Chisel- harst Society. .presided, the program being provided by the visitors. Solo. Miss Dorothy Watts; reading, Miss Jean Veneer; piano selection, -Ben- son Stoneman; month organ and gui- tar seleethu, 'Gordon Hodgert and Percy Wright; readings, 2lr, Martin McTaggart. Following the closing exercises -games and contests were enjoyed, followed by lunch. On Mon- day evening next. 21arch 1115th, a real Irish night will Ile held onder the :inspires of the Y.P.L, A splendid program has been arranged by the social .committee. .wommolommusemor FARMERS ATTENTION The Seaford) Farillers' will be mixing Fertilizers Inc its members again this season. Prices can he obtained Iron) any of the following Execut- ive: R. S. McKERCHER, President Plume 249-4 KEN JACKSON, Vice President • Phone 134-5 W. R. SCOTT, Phone233.3 WALLACE HAUGH, Ph. 141-23 T. W. McMILLAN, Ph. 244-21 R. S. 11ifeKercher, President, AUCTION SALE Eighteen Ontario Horses at Cud- more's Barn, Seaforth, 011 TUeSday, M'arch 16th, 3930 pm. Terms cash, W. Cudmore, Prop,; Fred Hoag Auctioneer, Phone 109, Seaforth, AUCTION SALE 10/ Farm Stock -and I'mplements at Lot 7, Con, 6, ;HMS., Tuckersmith, 30ri miles south of Seaforth and 1' nnls east, on Wednesday, March 12466, at 1:30 P.M. Horses -1a Brown gelding, 8 years, 11760 16s.; 1 bay gelding, 7 years, 11600 pounds, Cattle -1 jersey eow, 111 years, due Apr .25; 1 Durham cow, 6 years, dc .Apr, '115; 11 jersey cow, 8 years, due 2Jay 15; I sow slue March 27. Implements -24 Massey Harris thin - der, 7 foot cut; a NISH. 13 -hoe drill with grass seeder; II NCH, harrow cart; set 4 -sec. harrows; 1 three -drum land roller; .1' ten -foot dump rake; 1 Massey Harris 113 -tooth spring tooth Cultivator, nearly new; 1 walking plow; I low wagon; hay rack, stock rack, wagon box, gravel box, set bob- sleighs, 11 top buggy, It stone limo 1 set breeching harness; IS third set; 1 set single driving harness; hay rope, car, set slings, sling chains, hay fork, pulley ; n eckyoke, whiffletrcest log- ging chain and other articles. Six dining moil?, ehairs. 1 De Lan) cream separator, 76 sap buckets and spites. Terms, cash. 11. H. Elliott, .Auctionver; Mrs. El- len Wankel, Proprietress. WANTED lent! enia n motoring to Moosejaw, Sask., on or about March 17th, has accommodation for two. Apply to Geo, Coleman, Cromarty, or phone 1.34r25, Seaforth central. 10 WANTED Party wants $200 loan, for one year, interest ig per Cent. Apply to Box 1311, 'Mensal]. 10. WANTED 'Man in lake ;,ver profitable RaW,- leigli Route. Established c-ustomers. N1:151 he satisfied with earnings of $30 a teeek to ;tett, Write Rawleigh's, Dept .\l ,L..3&4, Montreal, Canada. 10 FOR SALE An electric. washing machine, 2 -way wringer, all in perfect working order, and stand :for two tubs. Also 3 oil tanks, 180 -gallon AiZe, and iron stands for same. Mrs. Charles Holmes, 12 CUSTOM HATCHING Beginning gareh 115th and each week following during the hatching season. New electric incubator, Place your order well in advance. 'Hatching eggs and .haby chicks from good stock at reasonable prices. Phone 2177W, Seaforth, FOR SALE One grey gander, Apply to Ross Broaclfoot, Phone 179r411, 1-tensall cen- tral. 110. HOUSE WANTED House in 1Egniondville wanted with about acre of land; would rent or buy. Alpply to the News Ofifice. 1110. FOR SALE '2,7 Chev. coach, $75; Studebaker roacgter, $215: 2. -wheel trailer, with li- cense.'McLean's 'Garage. figmond- rille. 10 FARM FOR SALE 100 acres in Stanley .TownsItip. good land, good, ,buildings, lots 'of water supply. Dash.'Plowing all done and a good stand of wheat. Hydro available. :Alpply to Seaforth News. CARD OF- THANES. The family of :the late 'Mr. 'Thomas Cowan .wi-sh to thank the tfriends.and neighbours for the many kindnesses shoe,u, and sympathy expressed dur. ing their recent stud bereavement, IN MEMORIAM Webster. -In 104Ving memory of my dear mother, Mrs. iJohn Webster, who passed away one year ago, .Nlar. 9, 1936. -Sadly missed hy Mrs. Den. Rising IN MEMORIAM Ito loving memory of William Mc- Laren Doig, who passed away March 10,th, 1933. -Sadly missed hy Wife and Fam- ily. AUCTION SALE 01 Farm, Farm I mplernents and Household Effects, Mr, George H. Elliott, 'Auctioneer, has received instructions to sell by public auction at Lot .1.212, Con. 00, Mc - on. Thursday, ,March 215, let 2 o'clock: The Farm -There will be offered for sale at 'the same time and .place the farm, consisting of 11215 acres, about 10 acres bush, bank ;barn 100'x 36', and another small barn, garage, windmill, good !brick house, alt in grass. Terms on fanm made known on day of sale. If not sold, farm will be rented for pasture. For further partic- ulars apply to James I -I, Morrison or 'Mrs. B. Hemingway, !Executors. Implements -Spring tooth cultivat- or, hoe drill; in -throw tlisc; set har- rows; '31 -drum steel roller; 10 -foot steel rake; M.H. 64ft. mower; Inter- national hay loader; Fleury No, 211 plOw; set sleighs; two buggies; Port- lancl cutter; pea harvester; McCorm- iolc manure spreader; qua n tity lumb- er; 'auaatity small tile; sliding hay rack; 4 oak tongues; 2 sets doable harness; car, rope and pulleys, fan- ning !nil]; set scales; wagon; hay rack; set Of single harness; sap pan, pails and apiles; scuffler, shovels, etc. ;Quantity straw. 20 tons hay. Household Effects - Dining room suite; parlor mite; upright Dominion grand piano; 2 white iron beds; 2 woodeu beds; bed springs; 2 dressers and stands; mattress; linoleum 8s:dB ft.; 2 rugs; heater and pipes; steel kitchen stove and pipes (nearly new); kitchen table; couch; barrel churn; set quilting frathes, step . ladder, 4 lamps, dishes, cooking ;utensils, and malty other articles too numerous to mention. Ternis-Cash. Estate .of William .4, Morrison, Proprietor; George H. ;Elliott, Auc- tioneer AUCTION SALE 01 Li re Stool:, Insolent 50 10. 'Furni- ture and Seed Grain on Lot 29, Con- cession 114. NleKillop, -2 miles east of Walton, on Monday, March 1115th, at I p,m, Mores--(rey mare '5 year, old, Grey horse 110 years old, grey horse 8 years old, good worker; gelding rising 0 years old, 'broken; 3 colts rising 2 years old; 1 filly slicker. C'at'tle --'.3 Holstein cows, 5 and 6 years old, due in ,April; 'Islatok co'w 5 years old, floc in about two months; 2 grass rows. 3 Spring calves; a number of good young calves. Hogs ---110 ?ark -sows due on and after time of sale; 2 sows due April 5111; f1.0 young sows bred 12 months: 10 Young SOWS 'bred one month; one hog 3 years old; one young hog. A good number of suckers and chunks. all sizes. 3 goats, 2 collie imps. implements - Success manure spreader; Massey Harris 111-11oe seed drill with grass seeder attachment, 2 section of spring tooth harrows, near- ly new; 3 seotion diamond harrows Fleury walking plow, potato hiller, mall brooder store; steel -wheel wag- on; pick plough; Illbrooder stove; 2 steel tub s; good ;cutter. Vurnitures-IPerfection 4-hurner coal oil stove with oven and new burners; large Quebec heater, dresser stand and bed; 1 phonograph; 00 doz. rec- ords; gas lantern; 2 oil lanterns; Red Star washing machine; wringer, near- ly new; baby carriage; rocking chair; folding day bed; single 'bed. One .31114440 balloon tire MCI tube, good shape, 'Grain -200 ,bus. :of seed oats. .Numerous other articles, Ternis--Cash. George H. Ilialiott, Auctioneer; Mrs, Car1.1)alton, Proprietress, AUCTION SALE Of HOrses at -Cole's Livery Stables, Erie Si, SiMatford, Ont., on Friday, March 1211:11. . 35 !Ontario bred horses. Black, brown, .grey some .mated teams, Also some mares with foal, Terms -Cash. M. Roth, ,Anctioneer; J. C. °DOT Proprietor. 10 AUCTION SALE At Hicks' House barns, Mitchell. oery Friday afternoon. Horses, springer cows, feeder cat- tle, young calves and 'pigs of all ages. Bring anything you 'have tfor sale. IFor full particulars, apply to Aaron (Steinacker. Phone 6113613, We Save You Money CASH AND CARRY Tomato Juice IA Gal, Tins 23c Tomato Soup 5 Tins 25c 5 cup size Green and Brown Teapots Five Roses Flour per cwt. Pure Lard 3 pound tin 45c Epsom Salts 7 lbs, 25c Sulphur 7 lbs. 25c ea. 29 c . Saltpetre 2 lbs. 25c 1 large Rinso 3.69 2 cakes Lifebuoy 27c 1 large Oxydol 19c First Grade Creamery Butter 2 lbs. 51c W. J. Finnigan ELMER D. BELL. B.A. Successor to John H. Best BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Seaforth, Ontario DANCE The Sodality 'Girls are, having a dance on .April 20d. Ken Steele's or- chestra. 08 BOX SOCIAL Tuesday, March 111611t, at 8 p.m, in' S.S. No. 2, .MaKilllop. 'Short -concert. FOR SALE. One 104201 • McCormick Deering Tractor, in good sham.' Geo. H Beatty, Varna, • 10 HELP WANTED Man -or boy, seven months. Apply News Office, 10 FOR SALE A quantity of Victory seed oats. Phone 51502, DtiIhlin. Joseph, Jordan, Dublin, Ont. 10 FOR SALE Several pure bred Hereford cows, calves at side, Young bulls, various ages. TWO incubators 2150 -egg, first class shape, price reasonable. Fred H. Culbert, Staffa. 10 E. C. Chamberlain INSURANCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCES The purchase of the insurance 'busi- ness of Hays and Meir and the ad- dition of their companies to our prey - isms facilities enables us to give you unexcelled services 'in all lines. Seaforth, Ont. The Second Division Court County of Huron .Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. Office hours Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday evening, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m ' FOR SALE The following household effects, the ;property of Mr. Green: T;vvo:, stoves, several rugs, sideboard, tables,. washing machine. cream 'separator, day bed and -other articles. Apply at Wm, Govenlock's, Egmondville. 3)1 FOR SALE, House . and 'Property of the Alex. Gordon Estate, Egtooncluillei for sale, 7 -roomed house, good cellar cistern, never failing well at door, good gar- den, large ;and small fruit; close to church, school and store. -Prize reas- onable. ,Apply on premises or to P.O. box 511, Seaforth, WANTED 1Voman between 40 and '50, to take full charge of house on farm. State wages expected, Perimment home for right person. ,I, 13, Greer, 9.9.1, Bay- field. ' 1111 F,OR SALE Frame. house, 8 rooms, cement foundation, electric lights, etc., 'barn and .ix lots adapted for market gard- ening.. '17lic late Charles ;Hohlbein Es- tate. Apply to Mrs. Richards, oppos- ite the collegiate. BUILDING FOR SALE BY TENDER in the village of Walton, what is known as the old Methodist chinch property, consisting of a frame build- ing 32x50 feet, horse shed 40s:60 feet with corrugated roof on. Tenders be accepted separately or for both building's. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, Tenders to be 111 by March 29th, 19137, 'Address tenders to George Jackson, chairman of committee, Walton P.O. 112 TENDERS WANTED The Conncil of the l'ownship of Tuckersmith are asking for tenders for operating the Stone Crusher for 1037 in two forms: - 11 ) Tender to state the price Inc yard for material placed in the bin The Township to furnish Crusher, drag line in good repair, oil and re- pairs for crusher and drag line. The Contractor to furnish power, belt, and necessary labor, move and set no machinery in different pits, and give competent care to Township ma- chinery.. Material must pass inspection of the 'Rona Supt., no material to be paid for if ;unsatisfactory. The Council guarantees .to accept at least 11500 yards from each pit if satisfactory, hut will require a bond for the faith - fill performance of the contract, (2) Tender to state price per hour. Contractor to ;furnish power and belt and assist in operating the drag line, the Council to sootily oil Inc Crusher and Dragline. TENDERS FOR TRUCKING al - '40 wanted, Contractor to state price per ya-ed 013 For a haul op to two mile limit ansl .over two Miles, (2) Uniform price 'for all distaisces. All work to be cOmpleted ;by Sept. 30th, 19137. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, and all tend- ers to he in the hands of the Clerk [by March 120th, 1937, 10 D. IF, MdGREIGOR, Clerk. Spring is not here, but it will come Just the same, Think! Are you go- ing to use fertilizer. If you do, we will be pleased to supply you with the best that is made. We are also agents for the Preston Fertilator which makes a complete fertilizer drill out of your present grain drill. Please hold your order for us, as we will be around as soon as pos- sible. We also have Murray's Min- eral Food and Remedies, and Mot- or Oil and Greases, Agricultural Lime, DraM Tiles, Etc. SPROAT & SPROAT PHONE 136 r 2. FARM FOR -SALE 100 acres in the township of Mc- Killop, good clay loam, in splendid state of cultivation, welt fenced and drained, neversfailing spring creek, good well. All good buildings, hydro fully installed, situated on good -coun- ty road 6 miles north of Seaforth. For terms and particulars apply on the premises to D. G. MacEarlane, Wal- ton P.O. Tel, 2418-3, FARM FOR SALE Lot 7, .Concession 8, Tuckersmith, 1100 acres, under cultivation. ;Brick house, good hank barn; near school. Half way ;between Hensall and Sea - forth, 1Good water supply Apply to \V. 9.. ,Free, Seaton)), 112 FARM FOR SALE. A farm of 1;30 acres on No. 4 High- way, good clay loam soil, good build- ings, with hydro throughout them. ;Lots af water. Pall ploughing done. 1115 acres of fall wheat. For further particulars apply to The New' S office, FARM FOR SALE Township of Tuckersmith, miles from Seaforah, 100 acres choice dark clay loam suitable for any kind of crop. Good roads in every direc- tion. All necessary 'buildings. Well fenced and drained, plentiful supply of good water. This farm is in splen- did condition. $110,000.00 was offered Inc it in 11921. The price today with possession on March •let, is $5,000.00. With substantial down payment in cash, terms wild be given for balance. A. D. Sutherland, FARM FOR SALE 100 acres, Lot 3, Con. 9, Hullett, well drained and fenced, in a good state of cultivation. Large bank barn, cement stabling 1),rilled well, frame house, garage. Possession given at any time. Apply 'to Hugh Catmobell, 3 miles west ,of Winthrop. FOR SALE Two grass farm, 715 acres, -SIA lot 10, con, 11, 3ioTCillop; mcI 150 acres, SJ lot 1-9, con, 2, Hibbert, always plenty of water. The late Charles and .Margaret .1.71ohlbeiu estate. .Apply to; Mrs. t:Richard, opposite Seaforth col- iegiate, SPRING CLEARANCE SALE OF :USED PIANOS. Such well-known makes as 'Heintz - man, uNordheimer, Mason & Weber, and others; at .reasonable prices and terms. Write 'I-Ieintzman & Co„ 2112 tandas St, London, Ont., for further particulars, No obliga- tions. 10 , ATTENTION!• FARM FOR SALE tOne. hundred acres on the second concession of the 'Township of Tuck- ersinith in good state of ,oultivation. Ten -acres of RA wheat. !Good 'brick h -one with tfurnaice. Lange bank barn 46x90, Would sell stock and imple- , merits with lianm, Two. good wells, one with 'Windmill. This fano, is loc- ated one mile from No. 14 highway, two .miles north of iBinucefieltl. Would consider'wenting on shares if d'airin not sold. 5'. Percy Cale, IR, R, Brucefield. Ont.