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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-03-25, Page 8PAGE EIGHT, THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1937 HENSALL Mr, FRobt, Drysdale of London spent the week end at the home of his parents. Mr. !Howard Hemphill of London visited over the week end with his parents, Air. and Mrs, A. W. E. Hemphill. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McLaren and little daughter of Clinton visited on Sunday with :\1r, and Mrs, Roy -Mc- Laren. 1lr. and Mrs. Fred Brock of Exeter were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Scott Welsh. 'Airs Harry .\-bray and baby of London visited on Thursday last with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hud- son, Mr. Casey Hudson attended the Ford school in London last week. Mrs, Roht. jarrott of London is v'isi'ting with her .sister, Mrs, George Hodson. Mr. Harold Higgins visited for a few days with his sister, Mrs, A. J. •Sweitzer at the Beach -o -pines, Miss Evelyn 'Hunldn of 'the Thames (Road visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaren and Mr, W. L McLaren on !Monday. Mrs. !Orme MdKe'nzie and children of Kincardine are visiting her parents, .Mr: and Mrs. E. Drummond. .Communion service will be held at she morning service in the United Church. Special Easter services and the choir are preparing special music, The preparatory service will Ibe held in the :church on Friday evening, :Rev. W, A. Young, pastor of Carmel Pres- byterian Church giving 'the prepara- tory address., Carmel 'Presbyterian Church will hold their prepartory service on Fri- day morning at 1111 o'clock, On Sun- day special 'Easter . service and music Mr. Alfred Huntkin of the'Thames Road has purchased the barn on the property of Mr, George 'Ferguson and is taking it down and moving it to his Farm to build a colony house. Mr. 'Ferguson has been makihvg some im- provements to his property since 'he purchased it and moved in. Mrs. \Vnh, Otterbein returned from spending several weeks in a London hospital', undergoing an operation, and is much improved' in health. Mr. Harold Foster spent Saturday in London. Notice' The Canadian Seed- Growers' As- sociation draws attention to a prac- tice which is "very misleading to the general public. In advertising, some growers and agencies refer to bulked unsealed seed from a' registered crop as being registered seed This is not correct and is very misleading to purchasers of seed. Seed is not reg istered unless it comes from a crap which has been registered by the C.S.G.A. and the seed is tagged and sealed in proper containers by the Dominion Seed Branch, Seed from a registered erop, sold without being graded, tagged and sealed by the Do- minion Seed Broach, is not register- ed seed, irrespective of whether it cornea from a registered crop or not. Registered s e ed growers should stake every effort to prevent the int - proper use of the terns "registered see11 " The sante applies to elite stock seed. It is 1101 proper to call seed 'elite stock" unless the crop has been covered by the C.S.G.A. with elite -tock seed certificate and is tag- ger' and sealed with the proper tags and seals provided for this purpose. Care of Farm Equipment Agricultural implements and harn- esses represent a capital investment of from $8110.00 to :"2;50,1;(11] on many 'farms in Eastern Canada, To secure the greatest amount of service from this equipment it is very important that it be kept in good state of repair. IA little attention and a minim= an- nual expenditure will be found well worth while. As a rude. there is suffi- cient time available during the ;vin -- ter to examine all agricultural hnple- snents and put them in good order for the spring and summer operations. All temporary repairs should be gone over to make a good and lasting re- pair. Care should he taken to protect all equipment by the liberal al use of paint and oil for those pants that can- not be painted. On the Harnham Ex- perimental Station the old oil remov- ed from the tractor and the automo- bile is kept and the parts than; cannot be painted. such as ploughshares, har- row dt,ks,r-and cultivator shovels are oiled. This. .layer ni oil .given with a brush is an excellent protection ag- ainst rust. - ,Every winter an examination is made of the harness which is -wash- ed. oiled and finally greased. .111 ,bro- ken or sunewn parts are repaired. In this way the harness is in order when the spring work begins and there is no loss of time. If this -examination is made and the implements- and harness -repaired, it is surprisin,t what little cost is entail- ed, and the impression will be given that new equipment has been pur- chaser'. During she rush periods of the spring and snilm,er it will be found handy to have the harness and implements in good order and ready to use, Never ask for second portions. Always show you are ,well bred, You'll be known for gracious, nfan- ners, i for Easter The kind of Permanent you have always wanted. You will marvel at the beautiful, natural looking, long lasting waves and curls these Permanents produce. PERMANENTS 10,00 , .. , for 7:50 3.50 .. , for2.25 7.50 ,.,, for 5.00 5.00 , , . , for 3.50 2.50 .. , . for 1.95 or OUR OIL SPECIAL .2.98 Including Shan -moo, (Haircut and •Fingerwave O 5.00 ZOTOS VAPOR MARCEL PERMANENTS only by 'B' Beauty Salon 10:00 - 5.00 CORONATION STYLES The height of ultra smartness in Fingerwaving and Permanents SPECIAL' PRICES NOW No Machine No Electricity All Stearn Wave 'B' BEAUTY SALON PHONE 50 or 18. SEAFORTH AUCTION SALE Of Farm Team and Implements, William Nairn, Auctioneer, has re- ceived instructions from the under- signed proprietor to sell by public auction on Lot 26, Concession 1116, Grey Township, and 'Monday, March 29th, 1937, commencing at 2 p.m., the following; -1mplenents — Massey Harris :bind- er, 6 foot cot. sheaf carrier and truck; AloCorntick hay rake; cultiva- tor; disc harrow; !Deering fertilizer drill; Ll' -hoe riding plow; wagon; set of harrows; set of double harness. Farm Team -9 years and 111 years old, are being held at the :south west part Lot 115, Concession no, Cromarty, the hone of the Proprietor, and "may he .sold privately at any time prior to sale. Terms—Cash, Positively no reserve as proprietor is giving tip farming. William Nairn, Auctioneer: John Scott, 'Proprietor. HARLOCK \\ e- are very ,lorry Mr. 'rhos. Knox has not been very well these last few days, batt hope he will soon be feel- ing stetter. Mrs. A. W. Mc3 wing is spending this week at the home of her daught- er. \lr. and Mrs, Win, Pepper, near Rrucel'eld. 11 r. and \Irs. \\barren Gibbings, Jean and .Kenneth ;pent Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rap- Alr. and Mrs. Wm. Rogerson of near Rruceefitld visited friends in this: neighborhood on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert \Vatsan spent me evening last week at the home of \Ir, and \Irs, :Samuel Rutldell. Mr.- John Leiper Was in Kitchener and \\'aterloo last week. The 1,adies Aid of Burn's Church held their second progressive crokin- ale ',arty 11111+ winter at the home of \Ir. and Mrs. Leo \\'att ort Tuesday run,n- : last . week with a very ,od attendance. The first part of the evening Tieing spent 111 cr,tkninle and the latter in enjoying a short r'rogrann all'•• A dainty lnneli was served which was provided by th east—end group. Mr. Charles Parson of Stratford and \Irs. \lr\eil (form erly 3.1;ss .\lay Hamilton) were guest; from a distance. Mr. 'Parsons was the winner for most tante; by the nom and Mrs. Nelson Lear for TENDERS WANTED Township of McKillop Tenders for the operating of the MelKillop Stone Crusher for the .sea- son 11937 will be received by the un- dersigned till Monday, April oth, 19137. Tenders will be opened at .3 o'clock p.nt, on above date at Carnegie Hall, Seaforth, - 'Contractor to supply power, drive belt .and oil: to oil crusher and to sup- ply crusher with material ,from pit. Township to supply drag line and scrapers. Crasher speed to be from 280 to 299.0 revolutions per min, Coarse material going over screen to be re- ground. Tender to be by the cub. yd. and to include moving and setting. 'Price per hour for repair work, Roadway under chute to be built and maintained to satisfy ]Road Super- iititendeut. Sets to average 1000 cub. yds. during contract term. Work to commence on instructions from Road Supt. Tenders will also be received for trucking crushed material from crusher by the yard mile. Trucks to be front ala" to 418" and carry not. more than two cubic yards. Contractor or contractors will be held liable for compensation and. to foolish bonds for $200,00 each, and also to 'furnish statement of labor, Lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. JOHN k[c,NAY, Clerk, 13 R. 2, Seaforth. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All person.: having claims against the Estate of Jane Casey, late of the Town of Seaforth; in the County of Huron, Deceased, who died on or about the first day of 'January, 3937, are required to send particulars there- of to the undersigned Solicitors be- fore the ,lith day of April, 119137, after which elate 1110 assets will be distrib- uted to the parties entitled thereto. Dated at \Vimdsor, Ontario, this 'lath day of March, 1937. \-icK•EiO+9 & KNOX (Rank of Commerce Building, Windsor, Ontario. Solicitors for the Executor. Thomas S, Alelady, 14 PIGS FOR SALE Eight pigs 5 weeks old. .Alex, 'Irvine, Phone !1I3d1-.3.i3, 12. MR. FARMER Some of these mornings Spring will Moe Unnntin and you will be all 1ipset Because yon did not ,trier those New Hampshire hatching eggs „r chicks before the rush. Because you w'ante'd that t',-nient c SILO, WALL, CISTERN, or floor laid and 'failed to arrange sooner. Maybe you want that house or barn - painted, or Heck() installed, Our non are schooled in every line to represent and work is guaranteed. Write for prices or phone 34-616. HUGILL'S Specialty Farms R. R. 2, Seaforth P.S,—Since writing above ad, alive wire farmer drove 30 miles to arrange for a new stable and a silo on his farm. He has inspected our work, and knows his onions. the 1 tdies. A very eninyahte evening was spent. We are sorry that \Ir. ,lames Leip- er has been laid up for the last fete days, bet glad he is improving at time of writing and - hope lie will soon be about again. Mr. !George Dale was a visitor Sunday evening ars the home of 1r. and Mrs, Thos. and Mr, and Mrs. \whey Knox, .We were very sorry to hear that Air,'Audrey Knox had the misfortune to.. lose 'a -pare Guernsey cow which. he purchased in the early winter, Unblushing Confessions of A Famous "Gold Digger" in The Atneric'an Weekly, with The Detroit Sunday Times of March 28, appears the fl °t of a series of ar- ticles by a fomter stage queen, who reveals with astonishing 'frankness But you'll :never be 'well fed. I how she made her richadmirers pay i for Iter favors and then foolishly tot - Want and For Sale ads, '1' week 25eliaed away her riches, McKILLOP Me. and. Mrs. R. Al, Scutt were at Cur.rie's •Cro;sins on Wednesday at- tending the Snaith-3.1cCowan wett- ing, SNIDER'S Chick Starter 83.00 A HUNDRED • You have tried the rest Now try the Best For Sale Hy T. DICKSON AUCTION SALE Of 'rain Stook and. Implements, , at Lot 52, Con. 115, 'Grey Twp., 2;4 miles east of Walton, On Monday, March 129t1, alt 11 pm, sharp: Horses—'1 Heavy Draught horse ,6 years old, 11 General Purpose horse !10i- years old. Cattle -4 cows freshened 3 weeks, '2 !Durham heifers, date time of sale, 1 heifer 2 years old, 11 heifer it year old, 11• thoroughbred :Durham 'bull, 2 years old; 4 calves,, - 1Pigs—,1 thoroughbred York sow with litter at foot, 4 chunks. 3 'Tou- louse 'geese, Tnnplentents.—+1 McCormick 'binder, 6 ft, 1 Massey -Harris mower, 6 ft., heavy clety set of sleighs 'with Fiat rack, Z wagons and 11 hay rack, ivfas-, sey-H'arria walking plow, Perrin rid- ing plow, Massey -Harris cultivator, 6 ft., Massey -Harris 4 -section harrows, Overland coach in :good condition, Ford coupe, 5 h.p. gasoline engine, 254 h.p. 'gasoline engine with pump' jack, pipes mid steel tank, '1. cream separator, ropes, pulleys, and num- erous other articles. Terms cash. James :Alderson, Prop.; W. Holman, !Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE Of Household 'Effects.—Mr. Har- old 'Dale has been instructed to sell by, public auction, at the residence of Mrs. M. Haggard, Seafonth, on Sat- urday, .April 3rd, the following; kit- chen cabinet, kitchen 'table, 6 chairs all to match, 'brass bed and. springs, Hotpoint electric stove, .good as new, rocking chairs, 1 fancy •chair, Victrola and records, large floor lamp, mah- ogany wardrobe, large dresser, lib- rary table, hall seat, carpet. linol- eum's, pictures, lace panel curtains, bedroom curtains, ,boo'les, lawn mow- er, reed and long .garden hose, tools, dishes, fruit jars, large extension table, small table, curtain rods, sec- tional book cases, and many articles too numerous to mention, 'Sale to Commence - at U; p.m. Terms cash, Mrs. 11. !H•uggard, Proprietress; Har- old Dale, 'Auctioneer. CLEARI'NG AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stook, Implements, Etc., at Lot 5, 'Con, 4, 'Hallett tp., 3; miles west of Seaforth and 1% miles north, on Wed., March 3111st, at d .o'clock: Horses — Heavy draught.. mare, good any place; 1 Heavy Draught gei'di ug. .Cattle—Dnrha'ni cow-, o years o'ld, supposed to be in tcdlb; Holstein cow, due to freshen in July; !Holstein cow, date to 'freshen in April; holstein cow, freshened three months; Dur- ham heifer calf , four months old, about 50 Leghorn hetts, laying 'good; 3 hogs abort 90 lbs. Dmplements.- ..1'assey•1Harais drill, 7th -hoe; ,1 good wagon, gravel box nearly new, set bench sleighs with flat rack, nearly new hay rack, set diamond harrows, 3 •se'ction, nearly new; set spring tooth harrows, Mas- sey lI-Iarris, new; Massey .Harris disc harrow; 1 Oliver 'Riding Plow: walk- ing plow, new '\fassey il-Iarris cream separator No. 7, stew stone boat, wheel barrow nearly new, hog crate, cutter pole, wagon jack, .set breech- ing farm ]harness nearly new; third horse set harness, new; set driving harness; 3 horse collars, whiffletrees, neck yokes, forks, shovels, hoes and other articles. Maple syrup pan and 60 pails, nearly new; new hand sleigh, 3 poultry feed hoppers, 2 drinking tanks for hens; fattening crate, chick- en coops, 6 Jamesway earthern chick- en founts, 11' cement hog trough, t1 wooden hog trough, - grain scoop, quantity of hay and straw, 50 gal. oil srlrlhape.tun, Coleman Junior gas 'lantern, Whippet Six coupe, -1929, in good Household Effects -1 fon dining room suite complete with :china cab- inet, solid oak, as good as new; solid iron continuous 2 -in. tubing heti in brown. with springs and mattress, oak 'dresser, baby carriage like new, piano bench, kitchen range, Acnie. _good heater and baker, for wood, in good shape; Burster Brown wagon` davenport anal 'rocker an'darm chair and ,numerous other articles. 'Everything 'to be sold as proprietor has sold his farm, ' and giving up farming owing to ill health. Terms cash. Geo. II. Elliott, Auctioneer; John L. Ta.sicer, Prop, AUCTION SALE 01 Household Effects. There will he sold by public auction on Friday, April 2nd, at 2 p.m., ane block west of creamery, on R'ailwa:y Street, the following: 1. Qrehec cook stove; Quebec heater, three -burner coal oil stove, '2 beds. springs and mattresses, 3 wash stands, dressing table, 6 kit- chen chairs, 111 sideboard, 3' electric lamps, 5 small tables, 2 footstools, couch, Raymond sewing machine, (with drop head) Fernery, co'atstand, 5 rocking chairs, mirror, 2 hat tracks, 2 kitchen tables, 12 side tables, cup- board, rug 9'x1113", 3 pieces linoleum, clock, electric radio. Beatty electric washer, tub and stand copper boiler, electric iron, a' pairs cunitai ns nearly new, pillow cases, blankets, .guilts and lined, 3'cus)rions, 6 mats, '2 -:coal oil lamps, number of pictures, lawn bench, lawn plower, wheel barrow, bucksaw, 2 crowbars, sawhorse, set China dishes and other cashes, numerous other articles. Terms cash. Thelma Young, Proprietress, Harold ])ale, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE At Hicks' House barns, Mitchell, I et cry Friday afternoon. Horses, springer cows, -feeder cat- tle, young calves and pigs of all ages, Bring anything you have :for sale. For full,particulars, apply to Aaron 1 Steinacker. Phone 611311-3, )fitcheli. C. O. D. Specials SATURDAY ONLY Five Roses ....... per cwt. 3.79 Prairie Rose , , per cwt, 3.59 Granulated Sugar..per cwt 5.49 10 POUNDS S SUGAR 2 pounds Shortening, 27c 2 pounds Lard 27c Sure Gain Hog Concentrate per cwt. 3,25 Cattle Mineral .....per cwt. $3 Fine Salt .. .., per cwt, 43c Iodized Salt per pkge. 5c Roman Meal _Large Large Pkge. 30c Quaker Oats with china Large Pkge, 28c PALM OLIVE SOAP 5 Cakes 23-c W. J. Finnigan ELMER U. BELL. B.A Successor to John H. Best BARRISTER, SOLICiTOR NOTARY PUBLIC Seaforth, Ontario COME TO 'CLINTON 'Come ,to !Clinton on 'Coron'ation Day, A,Lay 112!th. 1D'an:ce and card ,parity in the evening. 1Hende'rson's !Orches- tra from .Stratford, !Auspices of the Clinton IHtospitad Aid, 1113 FOR SALE 4 -section harrow in good Basil 'OiRoutike, Brucdfield. 01'8 r21,11, Clinton central, repair. .Phone: 1112 HELP WANTED Boy to help on farm for summer. Robert \IIT. 'MdKay, :Dublin, R. R.3, P'h'one I1f7 r 2141, D\rblin. central. 112 MAN WANTED :.For lR'a'wilei•gh 'R'oute. Real oppor- tunity'for right ratan. 'We help you get started. Write IRawieigh's, 'Dept, .ALL. 384, 'Alon'treal, Can. :112 STRAYED - Yellow dog strayed from home this week. Finder please notify Roy Lawson, (Phone 117951'6, 112. FOR SALE A quantity of 'O.A.C. 211' Seed Bar ley for sole. 'john IHillcbreclrt, phn,te 144 r 111, Seaforth. - - 112 FOR SALE OR RENT Seven roomed eltueco house, hath furnace, stable Furbished or unfurn— ished. Mrs. Alice :7:yerntan, 'Sparlin;q St., Seaforth. 14 FOR SALE 'Ford 'A, 1920, coupe, in good condi- tion. !Phone 1144 r 23, Seaforth. 112 FOR SALE - Several bushels of alfalfa seed, also Soya Beans, of the long straw heavy yielding variety. T. W. McMillan, R.R. No. C, Seaforth, '1'ltote 2111 on :14!4, 114 HENS CULLED Prices reas'ona:hle Emerson 11. Rit- chie, c -o Scott's (Poultry 'Farm. FARM FOR SALE Lot 32 and 33, Cott, 14, Grey, Fred Tack's farm.- 200- acres of land -176 acres cleared; ?15 acres iaood hand; 19 acres of fall wheat; 80 acres plough- ed. Good house and new barn with water in the stables. Can be bought for 30,000.00 cash, balance may be left in the 'farm. (Apply, "Ir. Elmer D. Bell, Barrister, • Solicitor, &c., Sea - forth, Ontario. WORK WANTED Work on farm by middle-aged ratan, in good home, small. wage. Apply at The News. . 112, FOR SALE OR RENT For sale or rent, an excellent dwell- ing, centrally located, containing 8 rooms and. bath, hot air heating, all modern conveniences, all roost, not too large. Spacious lawns and garden T will be in town. on the 30th and can be interviewed by any who are int- erested in this property'. to either buy, or rent yearly. Mrs. Mitotic liuggard. 12 FOR SALE One 'bronze gobbler 1 year old, 2 Holstein, 1 Durham and 2 jersey springers also some fresh milkers, Dale Nixon. 'Phone lli414r4 Seaforth. 111 - FOR SALE Frame hoose, 8 rooms. cement foundation, electric lights, etc., barn and .six lots adapted for market gard- ening. The late Charles H,ohlbein F. - tate. Apply to Mrs. Richards, oppos- ite the collegiate. BUILDING FOR SALE BY TENDER In the village of 'Vi1alton, what is kncnvn as the old 'Methodist church property, eon'sistinig of a frame build- ing 32x50 feet, horse shed 4:0x60 feet, with corrugated roof on. Tenders will be a.c:cepted separately or for both buildings The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tender, to be in by 11arch 29th, 1937, Address tenders to George Jackson, chairman of committee. \\Talton P.O. 112 ATTENTION! Spring is not here, but it will come just the same. Think! Are you go - mg 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 011 and Greases, Agricultural Lime, Drain Tiles, Etc. - SPROAT & SPROAT PHONE 136 r 2. - E. C. Chamberlain INSURANCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCES The purchase of the insurance 'busi- ness of Hays and Meir and the ad- dition of theiq companies to our prev- ious facilities enaibies us to give you unexcelled services in all lines. Seaforth, Ont. The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in. the Dominion Bank Build - mg, Seaforth. Office hours:— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1:30 p,m. to 5 p.m. t Saturday evening, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m • FARMERS' ATTENTION Automobile Insurance, stfnamer po- licies, 8 month —+$ s—'$6; 13 months -49. Windstorm Insurance, no premiumnote, rates lowest in Province: Farm dwellings -120 e'ts, per lion,; outbuild- ings, 40 Ms. per loin. (3 -year policies) -,the smallest loss ad'jus'ted. Farm Fire Insurance; on Modern -Methods. The \VttWan esa Mutual Insurance Company, Canada's Most Progress- ive Form Mutual. ll till information on request, J, H. Scott, Phone 3316, Seaforth. FOR SALE 'three oil tanks, 1'00 -gallon size andtir iron stands for sae. Mrs, 'Charles Holmes, FOR SALE - One acre land, with frame honse,.d roosts, furnace, cement foundation, fixtures all complete; barns d1x39 suitable for 4 horses; chicken. house, all wired; hog- pen; garage, 15 x30 feet; .good roofs tltrougheatt; ;torn 1,incloes, well and town water. Yon can mance a good living on this place. \Will .;ell at a great sacrifice. Apply to W. J. Walker, Seaforth, FARM FOR RENT !Fifty acres, lot 1116, 'fourth conces- ;inn of llibbert. Two mile 0011111 of Dublin. Apply to the News 'O'iifice. FARM FOR SALE To close an ]',state the executor of- fers for sale Lot Nine (9), Conces- sion Six .(6) in the Township of Ttickersmith, Henan Road Survey, comprising 100 acres, more or less, on which are erected 5 roost frame cot- tage with cellar, kitchen, 3 frame barns with mud sills, 'Farm all well drained, cleared and workable. Spring creek tat rear end, 'Priced at $3000.00 cash 'for quick sale. Apply to: Hays Sr \leir, Seaforth and Hensall, Solici- tors for M. Patrick, Executor, John Ston Estate, 413 FARM FOR SALE Lot 7, Concession 5, 'Tuckersmith, 100 acres, under cultivation. 'Brick house, good 'bank barn; near school. H'alf way 'between :Hensall and Sea - forth, Good water supply. Apply to \A'. 3. Free, Seaforth. 12 FARM FOR :SALE. A farm of 190 acres on No. 4 High- way, good clay loam soil, good build- ings, with hydro throughout them. Lots of water. Pall ploughing done. 115 acres of fall wheat. For further particulars apply to The News office, FARM FOR SALE 100 acres in Stanley Township, good land, good buildings, lots of water supply, Bush, 'Plowing all done and a good stand of wheat.- Hydro available. Apply to Seaforth News. FARM FOR SALE 100 acres, Lot 3, Con. 9, Hallett, well drained and fenced, in a good state of cultivation. Large :hank barn, cement stabling. Drilled well, frame house, garage. Possession given alt any time. Apply 'to Hugh - Campbell,.3 miles west of Winthrop, FOR SALE Two grass farms, 75 acres, .S.5.4 lot 10, colt, 11, McKillop; anal 150 acres, St.n lot 19. con 2,Hibbert, always plenty of water. The late Charles and \fare fret 14oltlbein estate. Apply to Mrs. .Richards, opposite Seaforth col - le giate. FOR SALE ;House and Property ,of tlhe Alex.Gordon Estate,Egm•onukville, for sale. 7-rooned house,. good cellar cistern, never failing well alt :door, ,good gar - es, large and sma!il fruit; Iclose to church, school and store. .Price reas- nable, Apply on premises or to 'P.0• box 6111, Seaforth, If not ,sold will be. reeked, 74