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THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
'THURSDAY, 'APR''IL 3, 1930
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HENSALZ:
Tt4rs. Herb. Castle of Clinton spent
• ivisiting her son- •
feet <lu,ys.lasd week us g
1 tv nd daughter, M. and Mrs. dump
a a
eines Vincent.
toe
Miss • I?ally Moose of Woods k, latent
end visitingrelatives'
pent the weekf'
verizers
i town,'.,
The auction sage of the. household orators
tlects of Mrs. T. ,Simpson on Satur-
ay afternoon was well attended. Ev-
rythin sold` and brought goad
g
rices. Mr. George Elliott of Clin-C
oil was the auctioneer.•
Wm.- Consitt• attended the fire
Mr. Tr. \V
isurance meeting at Zurich on Sat-
rhiThomas Simpson and son;
s. A
ons, accompanied by Miss Polly
Moore, left Monday morning for
Voodstack where they 'will visit. with
elauves Eo r,aweek or two,
Born:—!I'it Hen's'all, on Sunday,
!larch 30th, to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
ATurm, a 'son.
Miss Nellie Boyle of London spent
he week end at her home here,
:Hiss Mildred McDonald of Guelph, •lady:dri!ver,
thehome of her par-,
pent" a week atp
pts; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. MdDonadd. -I2a
-Mr, Fritz and son of Zurich moved
he shoe stock that they recently .per-
:based from Henn .Phi 1e to their
y
mil store at Zurich on Thursday
est.
Mr. Harold Warrener is moving his
aarber sho to the snore ya_
P recently
by Henry e bu_ He will also
reside in the same building. t
reside
Mr. Ross Dick of Toronto spent
hweek end with hisparents. Mr:
the
and Mrs. aures Dick.
Miss Marquis of Brucefield, who
has been visiting for some time at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bon-
throe, returned to her home this
Beek.
The many frfiends of Miss Mary
A. Hoggarth are sorry to hear she is
not enjoying. the best, of health.
j eMr.
Mr. Andrew Hicks of Centralia was
in town attending the show.
The Old Age pensioners in town
received their monthly cheques on
Saturday, which was a 'Welcome ad-
dition to the spring finances,
Mr. Geo. C. Petty was in Toronto
Tuesday on business.
The sd manyfriendseshere of Mr.
Thomas Panner will be very sorry to
hear that he is stricken with pneu-
monia and is in a very serious condi-
tial. As he is over 80 years of age
very little hope is herd out for re-
covery, He is at present living with
his daughter, Mrs. Albert Whitesides
of Gaderich,
\Ir, and Ctrs, Thomas Palmer were
in Goderich on Monday visiting Mr.
in
Pahner's father who is seriously ill.
Mr. George Snaith of Exeter was
in town Tuesday for the show.
Born.—In Hensall, March 24th, to
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, a dough-
ter.
Another large crowd attended the
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dance and euchre party put on by the
firemen ,gin Tuesday evening, The hall
n'•zs crowded and everyone reported
a got• 1 time.
Mr. Herb C;x, ex -Reeve of Ge de-
ri,�ii township was in town Tuesday.
lir. James 'Papp of London spent
the week end at his hone here.
lir. William Reynolds of Tilsnn-
trine was a week end visitor with his
si.ter-, alis, .-troy Reynnlrls and Mrs,
R binson•
Mr. Clare Zuefle of the Bank of
M. ntreal staff. Isis returned :liter
spending his holidays with relatives
in Toronto•
Mr. Gen. C. Petty of the firm or
ePetty & Wren, produce dealers, hat
slid his interests in the business toCARD
-lir. Cecil Harris, Mr. Petty intends
taking a rest i,,r a while,
Mrs. \\'tlhttr llniiing, who has beenHenryWeston.
:n t • h for some time was te-
in , < r 1 salt
ken to a London hospital where she
will undergo an operation. •
The village council held a special
meeting on 'Tuesday evening of this.
week. The regular monthly meeting
will be held on Monday evening, AP-
ri] 7th.
:\G. W. D. Sanders of Exeter was
M town Tuesday.
At e meeting of the Women's
Guild of the St, Pauls Anglican
Church, Mrs. Thomas Simpson, who
is leaving town. was presented with
the following address and presenta-
tion: "Dear Mrs . Simpsons—It is
with sincere regret we have learned
that you are about to sever your eon-
r.cetk,n with us, Words cannot ex-
press the loss we feel will be ours and
know t, h,,
s willpray aGrd's
still :rain
er's roti apt,re h��pe 'aid God's
richest blessingwill always follow in
whatever part of Tiis vineyard you
may be called to labour. You have
fitted many important offices in the
different organizations 0f •.:ur church
and you will certainly be greatly
missed by all. \\ a ask yon to accept
This purse of gild as a eery slight
token of our appreciation of your
work amongst us, Women': Guild of
St, Pauls Anglican Church."Tennessee
Messrs. Robert Higgins and Wil-
liana Colrain were in Goderich on
14fonda Y•
Mrs, Bertha Bell intends leaving
shortly for Toronto where she in-
tends making her hone.
Spring Show, One 0f the largest
crat ds in years to Hensall to at
tend a Spring Siiow here, gathered on
Tuesday. The day was cold and dis-
greeable•, raining falling in the morn_
m and a slight snow in the after
g
noon but those who came were well
repaid for coming, for there was one
the finest exhibits of horses ever
sofhown
hoer in Hensali, Every class was
well filled. In the aged stallions a
splendid lot of horses were shown and
the draft and agricultural teams were
particularly fine and in the single
roadster class it was hard for the
judges to make their decision.
Followingis the last of prize win-
hers: ,Aged stallions, Robert Mord-
pch, J. J. Midler; Percheront stallion,
foaled in
Heavy eeraft Soldan, mare, Alex.
'Wright, W. S. Broa'dEoat, D. Fother-
ingham; 11927 gelding or filly, Thomas
Forsythe; 192 gelding or filly, Tre-
meek Bros., Thomas Forsythe, M.
draft teams, James Scott, A.
and J, Braadfot,' H, Truemner; Ag-
mare 'and foal, . R, J. Sott,
David Fotheringham, William Chap-
Agricultural gelding or filly,
,1927, M. Tinney; Agricultural gelding
or filly, 1928, R, Tinney; General Pur-
, pose team, William Decher; Carriage-
team, S, H. Thiel; single Carriage
ry�n s� a�Baby-•
Implements.. 1CI11e1 ts.
Several lst class' land roilers, good
Se
[ tooth cultivator,week.
rake; spring
Massey4Harris with seed grain attach -
�;' I, ale worth' the money,- -
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See -our Fertilizer; Drills. Soil Put-
Cream Sep-
and Cultivators of Farm
and Complete Line
Machinery. Tractors, Threshers and
Trucks. Repairs strictly cash,
"s COVEN LOCK
Agentfor International Harvester
Co., Manufacturers of .
Seaforth
left Thursday to There
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CIS,
CARDS.
on' visit .:and
ICitcltener before going bo Toronitol�PROFESSIONAL
Where she is commencing to train far
a nurse at the General Hospital this
Jean is airs of our most popular
=oto' • ladies and will be. reatl ~piss-
g greatly, Y
ed -here, Her many friends wrsdt her
every success in her chosen' pro
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We are different from the ordinary
hatchery, as our breeding stock is ap
proved by govean,rnent ms•pectors. On -England.
our own eggs of 2 oz, or over' are
used for incubation; We trapnest' the
acouatd and only200-e g 'birds-
year 200 -egg
or better are kept for.breeders. Order
early for disease free husky' chicks of
DR. H. HUGH ROSS, Physician
and• Surgeon.., Late of London Hese
S eciai
ental, London, gl , p
itention to diseases of the eye ear'
nose and ,¢'hroat. Ofifiee ani retzd-
ence"behind D'om'inion Bank. OMea
Phone No, '5: Residence Phone` 10l
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�'Tlller's Worm Powders are par ex-
celle[ce the medicine for children' who
are found suffering from the ravages
of worms. They immediiately alter
the stomachic conditions under which "east
worms subsist and drive them
the wo s
from the system, and, at the same time
if, € �YfCes
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Sal e �fms t _ 'a
Improved Buckeye , Incubators with New Automatic Egg Turner.
high qua9uty. Our plant, stock and
equipment are open to inspection at
all times. Come in, and pay, us a visit:.
Ontario Breeding Station c Bred -'to-
Lay' Barred Rocks. Located one
Phone
block north of new hospital. Ph
DR. F , J. BURROWS, Seafortle
Office and residence, Goderich street; .
of the United Church.- Coronet
for' Countyof Huron. Telephoto
No, 46 • •
3'04,
We have 1'50 chicks for sale that•are
nailed in battery brooders under the
most sanitary condition, ready to
out thispin and see these
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C. M.ACKAY.=C. Maclay;,
honof graduate of Trinity Univendrer
and gold medallist of Trinity Medical
College; member of the College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario,
they are topical in their effect upon
the digestive organs, restoring them
to healthful operation and ensuring
immunity fromifurither disorders .from
a cause.,
STOP—the loss of your Baby ChicksDR.
SAVE—them with Buckeye Colony Brooders
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Keys, John, _r; sin ,go
Roadster tam, H. Truemner; single
Roadster, Robert McLaren,: C. •Fry;•
J. 13• Lewis, Dr. A. 'Moir; Roadster
carriage foal, A. B. Bell, grand a
Pion!s.hap, R. J.. Scott, Alex. Sinclair;
A. c& J• Broadfoot, James Scott. Best
Mrs. James .Wrighlt,, Kip-
Pen. Sweepstakes for best , stallion'
bert l urdlbch. To:vnshfp prize,
; er
Hi'bbent, Tuckersnttth. .Q. Geiger
special; •R. Murdoch; O: KT pp spec-
Tal, A. Sinclair, . Dr. Dougall; Robt.
McLaren. Shorthorn b1il1, calved in
rich heifer under 2 years,
19'28' M. C 'r
M. Crich, R. \. Peck, baby beet, R.
r or heifer
DT. Peck,• besk butcher stee$
Herbert Kercher, Roy Pepper, Owen :common
Geiger & Son; Commercial hotel spe-
tial for best Shorthorn, Mt Crich;
Dairy cows, Archie Rowclnffe, M.
W.
Crich, \l . Sangster, Dr, A. Camp .
bell. Boys judging contest, A3.PI)NIiALE,
Broadfoot, Norman Pepper, James
Wright,John Broadfoot, Cornelius
t'
Faher,
such
SQpd us the names of your visitors.
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chicks•
i'ST, Seaforth
F. SIEGR r
DR. F.J R.:FOIRSPER—Eye Bar
Nose and Throat. Graduate in Meda, -
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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' SEED FOR SALE.'
A quantity of 'Early Victory Oats
for seed two -rowed -Basi
ley for seed, 90c a -bus. •BACK' Mc -
SPADDEN, !Ifihoue • v314 r 24, 16
cine, .University of Toronto1497
Late Assistant New York hthat-
mic and Aural Instil ':e, Moorc$eld`s
Eye; and Golden Square throat lmoe-
pitals;'London. England. --At "Coins-
Hotel, Seaforth, 3rd Mon da s
'nth. month, •from. -11 a,m, to 3 p.a.
Toronto Live Stock.
March 31,—;Receipts. —
Toronto,P
Gattle,• 4J-0O;;calves, 410; hogs, 995';
sheep and lambs,. 700:eraal
S'Oune choice light • sheers -sold at
_,
$11.50, and nnost'of the choice lots
wont at $10.7.5 to $111,• light and
wo lily ones urci $ Fair - to good
cattle ,yr ones elude to $10.T5; and
sold downward to 9. Best:,
heifer -s were $'1'0.50 to.$1'1. 'Caws were
not so strop 0n butchers at $8 to
g
$8.75 for best.
:Bulls were firm at $7:50 to $8.50 for
butchers and downward to $6.50 for'
bolognas. Fed calves ranged from $10
to $1'3, with one at $15. Odd lots; of
store cattle brought $8 to $9,3'5• n
hundred.
Calves were a shade stronger at $13
to 1'4 for the ,bulk' of choice, with a
$Lights .were
few tops at $14:50 to $15. Lig s w
.downward to $$. d
The hog market opened unsettleeons,
but later on showed a stronger tone,
and last bads were $112:50 f.o.b. for
bacons, or $113,75 off ,the car, a quarter
better than last Thursday. Bids .from
packers were expected to be lower for
rest of the week.
thep
The lambs on hand were' mostly
from the West, and sold at $11,75.
There 400 from the West. Two
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SUPERIOR
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iT T Baby h1VkU
QUAD l Y
S.C..WHITE LEOHIORNS, B.P. ROCKS, BLACK MINORCAS, .
WHITE WYANDOTTES, AN'OO.NAS
Our' Flocks are purebred, bred -to -lay and are carefully culled for :.
'high Egg.Production and large eggs. Mated with Cockerels from high •'-
production Hens, many of them, Pedigreed. Price list on request,
• Call and talk over your' neelds in • poultry ,suppliee. We hand'ie the•.,
"Royal"line brooders, feeders, fountains, etc.; also Royal Purple.-
Brooders. • We also handle all kinds of Feed, Lay Mash; Chick Mash, .
Cod Liver Oil, Oyster Shell; Grits etc:
tWe will .have ,a 1•inrited space each week for custom hatching at 4c
per egg: Now, is the time to order tab chicks, if you want earl
youry y
Fall Layers when egg prices are high end to _realize the moat for your .
Broilers;
S�nn{jvale :PouItr Farm •• a°d
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PHONE 137r3. • ANDREW A. MOORE, SEAFORTH Ont,
STOVE FORveSALE.
Quebec cook stove, prattle ally good
as new. Phare 245 r 3, Seaforth. E• S:
McB,REEN, Hu71eRh.
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• .DR. W. C. S�PROAT.: Graduate •il
Facul•fy 'of Medicine, Univesity •!
Western Ontario, '.London., 'Member
of College of Physicians' and Sun -
geons of Ontario. Office in A'berhares
CAJLVFiS FOR SALE..
Lf you want any young calves for
raising or far vealing, :. HAROLD
Drug Store, Main St., Seafotli
Phone 90.
. ,
Bra ell 0-nt. • Phone 5
eefi
on _78, Hensalt.
Dental, t
POTATOES.
S'EED.OATS AND
White Danish 'oats front a 'fifty-
bushel yield last year•. These• oats
have beepgrown by 'high-class farm-
ers in uekers'in'ith for: some years
and _proven better yielders thea ,many
kinds now on the market. Price 90c
per bus: Irish Cobbler potatoes ,from
Certified Seed, while they last at $2',00
DR. J. A: MUNN, `Succeuor to
Dr. R.• R. Ross,. graduate oft Nortk=
western University, Chicagodll. Is -
centiate iRoyal•College of Dental Sun -
g Toronto. Office over Burs
hardware; Main Si, Seaforth.' Phone
151. y
• HAYFIELD.
and Mrs. Kitvckey, who some
time ago purchased Mos, :Brawn's pro-
perty on the Satnble Line, moved their
household effects from Toronto last
week in one of the largest .moving
vans in -Canada. . Mr, and Mrs.
Knuckey will not reside here until
Fall as Mr. Knuckey has secured a
position for the summer in connection
with the Royal York Golf Club.
While here Mr. and Mrs. Knuckey
were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
MnEwen.
The Euchre and Dance under the
auspices of the Orange Lodge on
Wednesday evening last week was
quite a success, although owing to
other attractions and catdfuon of the
the attendance was not as large
as it otherwise might have been, The
winners in euchre were Mrs. Feather-
stone, Mrs. A. Newton -Brady, Rich-
and McDool and Bruce Moore. An
excellent lunch was served after which
dancing followed.
Rev, Mr. Kane of Seaforth and
Secretary
Rev. G. M. Dunn, of the
Budget Committee, Toronto, conduct-
ed the service for the Presbyterian
congregation ou Bandag last,
sries of evangelistic meetings
will he ehld in St, Andrew's United
Church, Bayfield, and Grace United
Chturch, Porter's Hill, beginning the
first in. May,onducted by Evangel-
lets \Vhitesides and Leonard,
Frank Erwin and Miss V, Schultz
were here .in Sunday. Mrs.. Edwards,
who was visiting in Kitchener, return-
ed with teem.
lir, and Mrs Roy Smith moved last
,leek to the house lately occupied by
the late Miss Safah Reid. While re-
pairing and shin ling the house the •
A g g 1still
were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don.
Murray,
Mr. and Mrs, Percy Weston Of Kit-
chener spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Y home
Charles Gemeniltardt returned a
on Thursday last from Florida
where he spent the winter and reports
a very enjoyable time. He accompan-
led Itis aunt and cousin, Mrs, L.
Woods and Miss A, \V. Woods wh'o
are visaing Rev. and Mrs. a G. g
Crosby, Cl±tcrville, before returning
home.
Miss Alma McKay, Mrs. D. Pren-
tice, Toronto, and Mrs, A. Furter,
North Bay, spent the week end with
their parents.
Mr, and Mrs, G. Knight and babe of
Toronto spent the week -end with Mr,
and Mrs, F. Gemienhardt,
Miss Jean Woods who has been
home since Christmas from Galt
where she previously taught school,
bag. Act now if in'tereste'd. J: E. HU-
GdIILL &• S!OIIVIS; 7?�hone 34~61'6. 14
DR: F. J. Hof Dental graduals
Royal 'College of Dental Surgeons.
FOUR SALE: ,
-Gasoline tatilc; 250 gallon capacity,
with puatup. Apply to SID DUNC9EY
Phone 22'7, Seaforth. 14
Toronto. Office over W. R. Smittk9
grocery, Main Sts'Seaforth. 'Phones"
office 185W, residence 185j. ,,
were
loads of good native lambs brought
$12, and one fancy load sold at $1'3.
Spring lambs were from $8 to $1'3 eachHOUSE'
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for the two dozen sold. Sheep were
steady at $5.50 to $9 for what was o'f-
Tenders Wanted
PHOTOGRAPH'S '
Make !acceptable Easter Gifts 'be-.
cause they express the sentiment of
the occasion. The Burgess 'Portr'ait
FOR SALE.
,A good comfortable frame house,
conveniently situated to Main Street
Consulting Engineer.
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with town water, electric ights,quick
garage. Will be sold cheapi€or
•sale, or will be rented. Apply to News
Office.
S. W. ARCHIBALD, B.A.Sc. (Tar.)s
O.L,S., Registered Professional Ba-
gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate
Member
fered.
Sealed tenders ,narked "Grlavel
•Studio, •'Mitchell, will 'be leased to
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Montreal Live Stock.
Montreal, March 31.—Cattle receipts
on the two Montreal live stock mar-
kets 735. There. were
Crusher Tender' will be received
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the tntdersligned unutil Thursday, April
24th, at 3 o'clock p.m. for furnishing
power and operating the gravel crush-
make those IEa0 er ••Plhotographs for
you, You will find our prices reason-
able. .
SWEET CLOVER SEED.
Yellow Sweet Clover Seed' for sale.
Engineering Institute • of
Canada. Office, Seaforth, Ont.
today totalled
no top cattle. Evidently the finished
cattle were held back for the Easter
markets, which will likely begin nest
week. Trading was active and prices
g qualitynecessary
higher, Just medium ualit steers
lacking both breed and finish sold up
to $10,50 and practically all steers sold
between $9,50 and $10.50. One lot of
fed yearlings averaging 870 lbs, of
er 'for 'the Townsbip of IHvilett for-
the coming season. !Separate tenders.:
for operating .and furnishing power
may'ibe considered. !Operator to fur-
push all men and teams to
keep the plant running to full moat-
its, and have the -crushed material in
the bilis ready for hauling. 'Contract-
or for power to furnish .elither 30 h.p.
20 h.p. Operator
FOR SALE
A• quantity of Seed Oats grown
from 0.A!C. seed 1144 at 80c per bu.
Also a limited su 1 of slabs left -
supplydry
at $2,75 per cord for softwood and
$3,25 for soft maple, Good York hog
for sale. Phone 1-38 r 2 Seaforth.
W'M. DOIG, JR., Kippen, One, 15
PETER SULLIVAN; Phone 228r31.
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Auctioneer.
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HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE
;Purebred Barred Rocks, good lay-
ing strain, have laid 50' per cent. all
winter without lights.. Few eggs from
trapnested pen. Price 3s/z c; 4c and Sc'
per egg. ROY LIAWSON, Clinton,` r.
r. 1, phone 31 -on 2'41. 13
' GEORGE ELLIOTT, Licensed
Auctioneer for the County of Huron
Arrangementa can be made for Sale
Date at The Seaforth News.. Charges
moderate and satisfaction guaranteed.
good average quality sold for $11.75,
including heifers. 'Good cows, sold up
to $0, The bulk of the cows sold be-
tween $7 and $8, Heifers sold up to
$10. those of medium quality bringing
$8 to $8.50. Canners sold as tow as
$3.50. Compton bulls were from $5.50
gasoline or steam.
to clean off kill surface soil and. keep
the pit in proper repair. Also at the
same time tenders Will 'be received
for the delivery by truck of• not
more •than 1% yards capacity, ,of the
crushed gravel at a price :per yard per
haul. Lowest any tender not
OATS AND BARLEY FOR SALE.
Quantity of 0.A.'C. Oats No. 144,
at 80c bushel, Also quantity, of 0,A.
'C. No••72 Barley at 90c a bushel.
JACKSON BROS., Phone 134r5,
Seaforth Central. 14 .
DEBTS COLLECTED.
;We collect notes, accounts, wages
and Judgments: Orin success will as-
tonish you, We seldom fail; if we do
t costs -you nothing, you take no risk.
You canlose: Write us today far
iHAR1O.LD D. ,DALE, Licensed
Auctioneer for the County of Huron
Moderate rates and satisfaction guar-
-Mode , Phone 149, P.O.. ,'Box 13.
Seaforth: ' -
for light yearlings to $7.'50 for those
of good weight, with ,good butcher
bulls selling up ,to $8.50.
calf receipts were 840. The calf
market was 50e or more lower. Trade
was verydraggy. Veal calves were
mile or
necessarily accepted. 'Specifications
may' be seen at the office of the under-
signed..
JOt3N
16 Clerk of Hullett,
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Implements. O, W, Reed,'
•k�TNGLAND,• auctioneer, has received instructions
from the undersigned proprietor to
by public auction on Lot 8, Con-
particulars. Clip this ad for future
reference, CANADIAN CR•EDIT-
ORS' ASSOCIATION Branches ev-
erywhere. Owen-Sotiid branch. P.O.
box 95'1, Owen Sound. 14
p
•WA'd SON' AND RBICD $
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE AGENCY
(Successors to •Watson
common to just fair quality. One small
Int weighing close to 130 lbs. brought
$10. The'bulk of the sales were made
between $8 and $9. Very common veal
or ail -fed calves were as low as $7.
Grass calves were from 5,25 to$5.75.
Cr $
Sheep receipts were 78, Spring lambs
weighing .between 30 and 40 lbs,
brought $10 each. The few Iambs of-
fered ;were common and were sold -with
OF THANKS.
Mr, Jim. E. Daley wishes to extend
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his sincere thanks to the many people
who attended his auction sale of
March 26th, and helped In making it a
success. Mr, Harold Dale also wishes
to extend his appreciation for their
assistance given at his first experience
as an Auctioneer.
cession 9, Township of Hibbert, twoJames
miles east of Staffa village, on !Friday,
April 41th, 1930, the following:
Deering binder, 6 ft, cat; Massey-
Harris 13 disc seed drill; spring tooth
cultivator; 12 It. dump . rake; farm
truck waggon; set of disc harrows; 2
walking plows; 'scutfler; 2 set of dia-
mood harrows; rootpulper; extension
ladder other articles.
SPECIAL SALE.
For the next ten days, we offer
Pianos, radios or Victralas at Fac-
tory Prices. No need to leave your
home territor to bu as we will tom -
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MAIN ST., SEAFORTH,'ON)F.
All kinds of Insurance risks effect-
ed est rates in First -Gann
Companies.
pete with alis concent in Canada dur-
ing this sale, and deliver to your
Monte free of charge, with terms to
suit your convenience, See us at our
home on hi hway, half way between
Seaforth and Clinton; or hole at
d p or in-
we
616~34 an J. E. will call o n oto SONS,
Huron County's Largest Potato
Growers and Music Dealers. 14
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Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
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PROPERTY, 0 N LY ISOLATED NSURED
Officers—James Connolly. Goder-
ich; Aleic, James Evans, Beechwood,
d,
Vice D.
sheep and hocks for$8 flat. Sheep
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were from i$6p to
Hog receipts were 754. Hogs were
stronger" About 50 per cent. of the
hogs were sold on a ,graded basis at
HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE
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White Rock, good laying strain,.
also good weighers of table bird's:
Phone 21 on 234, Seaforth 15.
and nutnerous
Terms of Sale—All sums of $10.00
and under, cash; over that amount
seven months' credit will be given at
approved joint notes or a discount of
4 per cent. off. for cash on credit,
$14 for bacons, with $1 premium, per
hogon selects and cuts on the lower
grades. The balance of the hogs were
sold for$ 14 to $ 14.25, fed and watered
fat.
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FOR SALE. amounts. Sale to commence at two o'-
A quantity of :Seed 'Barley 'for sale. clock sharp, No reserve as the pro-
4pply to R. H. IM'ODELANtD, .Ph•one. prietor has given up his rented farm.
143r4. 11'6 0. W. Reed, auctioneer. DONALD
SIACLE,A.N, proprietor.
FARM AND fiOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Bargain Prices. Several good,
houses' in Seaforth and E mondville,
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Improved and Grass Farms, 50 and
100 acres. Drop in and go over our
list at any time. A. D. SUTH'FJR-
LfuND General Insurance Conve -
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arcing, Real Estate, Tnvestments, etc,
Phone 152, Seaforth, Ontario.
President; F. McGregor,
Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer.
Directors—W,m. Rinn, No. 2, &ec
forth, John -Bennewies, Brodha t
ggeena
James Evans, Beechwood;. M. h€c-
Ewen. Clinton; James Connolly, God -
ericln; Alex. Broadfoot, No. 3 , Sea-
Sea -
forth M. Sholdice. No. 4,Vlialton
RobertJFerris Harlock; Ger a Mc.
Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth; Murray
Gibson, Brucefield.
Buffalo Live Stock.
.East Buffalo, March 31.—Hogs—Re-.
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eeipts, 8, 00; holdovers 300; rather
slow; 10c to 20c below Saturday's av-
cage; packers insisting on full de-
cline; hulk 130 to 300. lbs", 10,90 to
$11. 220 to 250 lbs., $10,40 to$10.85;
packing sows, $8.75 to $9 25.
Cattle—Receipts. 2,200; better grade
{ed steers an3'yearfings very slow;
bulk unsold; hills and odd sales 50c
lower; ntediunt short fed steers and
Yearlings, $1'I to $11,50; medium hent -
ers, $10.50 to $1.1.25; fed cows, $7.25
to , 8:50,
$
'Calves — Receipts, 1;500.; vealers(40),
mostly steady; good to choice, $14.50
to $15.50.
!Sheela-Receipts, 7,200; lambs, faire
1y active; 102Sy; good to choice
woolskIns, 10 95 to $10 .50; medium.
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and strong, $9.50 to $10,25{ shore'
lambs, $9 to $9.50,
LIVE STOCK SALE
Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, at
Lot 6, Con, 4, H"iR.,S,, Tuckersmlth, MORTGAGE SALE
Of Fifty Acres in Township of
oil brses—day April 9th, at 1 p•m•,M K,illo Under and by virtue of
Horses—1 Clyde inure, 8 ears old, p
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m ,foal; 1 four year-old gelding; 1 an Indenture of Mortgagewhich,has
g been registered and will he produced
ei,glit-year=old elding. at the time of safe, -there will be offer-
Cattle—Thirteen cows. These areJ
a ood bunch of cows, Holsteins, ed for sate; at' public auction, by
8 Thomes Brown, Auctioneer, at The
Dili -hams, Polled Angus, one part Queen' Hotel, Seaforth,• on Thurs-
Jersey. 2 with calves at Eoot and two Qy the 117th A ril, 1930, at two
fresh a few weeks.. Balance -corrin in pgood.
Aril Mayand one. o'clock, in the afternoon, the follow-
p; ' . J. ing lands and: ,premises, namely:—
Three heifers• .in tale, two, arrow „
cows 14 heifers and steer• s'rising two The South' Half of • Lot number Ten
in the Seventh (7th) Conces-
Years old; one fat steer and 1 heif• er Ston, of fhe To'wnsh'ip of A4cI illop,
about 10 hundred. . n litter choice in' the County of Huron containing 50
Two' brood sews, One it acres of land be the 'same . more or
suckers. less.
Abotrt 50 Leghorn hens. •
A gpantify' pf hay, The land is well situated an offers
a en .o portunity to anyone wantingto
Terms.—Seven roedmonths, nit per cent.
otI for cash. A ,roved ant notes. secure 50.acres of farm lands.
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Frtilize1s'
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Have uu bon ht our Fertilizers?
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\Ve shall be pleased to fill your orders
for hi h ualitplant food at the fol-
lowing races atFp car,
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Natural 33 per cent phos-
Phate, the cheapest source of plant
food to the farmer, Use it with your
manure, it will save you buying a ler-
tilizer drill. Price, cash ' $30;00 per
ton. Oct. 1st $31,50.
TANGUAY, a French Fertiliser mftd
to Quebec City, A.1, Quality
0.12.5—Cash $30 your note to Oct. 1
$31.50.
2.8-4--• $33 $35.00all
2-12.2— " $39 " 37.00
- -12-6— '. $38 0,00
Armour's High Analysis.
2-16-8— " $49 " " , 5'1,00
4-16-4— " $a3 55.00
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6.16-12—'4 470 $72;00
Nitrate of Soda in ton lots $65.00.
Smaller lots 470.00,
Aero Brand Agricultural Limestone;
an All- Canadian Product
ratan '.' $4;50
1 „ $8.00 „ $8'75
? . $T75 $8.00
10 " $e.en $7,75
30 ton car $W. 7,00
If stared fifty cents extra. We de-
liver to you for one dollar per ton.
We guarantee our fertilizers and will
put them tot Eor tom of the same ana-
lysis against any offered bycompetit-
ors.
Yours for service and a bumper
crop,_
��% 'Mara ••
11®• Sproat
TILE MFTR. PHONE 136r2
FOR SALE,
A good seven roomed house, electric
wired, tele hate, soft •water in house,
a P
well, stable can be used as a
garage; hen house, good garden. hop-
ply M"RS. W. OLIVER, Main Street,
E mondville. 13
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Agents a mes Watt,- Blyth; r.r.
Na: 1, E. Hinckley, Seaforth; ,J, A,
Murray, r,is No. 3, •Seaforth; J, V.
Yeo Hor,r. No 3,
R. G: J ~m, V.
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Bornholm:. • James • Keir add Jahn
Goventock, ,Seaforth, auditors: Parties
desirous •to effect insurance or tram~-
act other business will be promptly
A'PARITMENT TO RENT.
Over Thos. Dickson's store,• Apply
to E. L. BOX.
attended to byany of
the above -named ppolflcers to dressed
ad
to their respective postoffices.
AT YOUR SERV'I'CE.
B'e6ter Wallpaper for less mope
Orders taken ,o. Work at reason-
able price. LEO GLEAISON, Paper-
hanger and Decorator, ' Phone 5,
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mblin, Ont. 34
• THURS. FRI. S'AT
Strike up the Band, here comes
Karl Dane
Geo, K. Arthur
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, March 31. —Hogs—Ree-
eipts, 55 000, including 22;000. direct;
mostly 10c to 20c lower; extreme top,
;Fred W. Ahrens, Auctioneer; WM. Terms of Sale.—Twenty (20) per
tend. of the urah'a'se money, m cash
M. SRiROAT, Tile Mftr., Prop. .Phone p
1136 r -' be d t e balance to
ptaid, e in ian cash lande nwithout iatertst
thirty days thereafter.
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EGGS FOR HATCHhNG.
Barred Rock eggs 5c each; Barron
White Leghorn bred -to -lay eggs, 6c
each. K•RIUSIE BIILOIS; Phone 1'60x14
.RIR. No, 3, Seaforth, , • 1fi. ,
= ' -in—
ALL i
A r L TIT S E A.
written by Byron 'Morgan
$'1050 wet lits,
paid for 1185 -ib. g next
prate, $1b.40, bulk, 160 to 210 lbs.
$10,15 to $10.35; choice 250 1b. weights,
$9.75; 350 lbs., $9.50; butchers, med-
pmt to choice, 200 to 300 lbs., $9.20 to
$g9,75; 200 to 250 lbs., $9,45 to $10.4'0;
160 to 200 lbs:, $9.50 to $10.50; 1'30 to
160 lbs., $9.40 to $10.40. Peeking sows,
$8.13 to $9. Pigs, medium to choice;
9.0 to 130 lbs., $9 to $10.
C-attle-Receip'ts, 17,000; calves, 2
500; lar elr
steady; glen andeeractive betterfoygradesristly
good and choice, weighty steers; top,
lin.gs465; lower unevenly steady to 25crades and t liver.
wrthm (30)
Tire Pure'ltaser will be respired. to
IN MEMORIAM sign an agreement for the comple-
Mc$II!AFIJEY.�In lovfn memo of tion. of_ according to written Con-
little Harold McKinley' Who went d'itiorls sale Sate, which will be made
home one year ago, ,on April5th, knawn,at the. time of sale an'd may
1929. ,.. be h'ad In- the meantime from the un-
bersignenl. Immediate possession can
We miss the laughter of your voice;; de given, Int the property is not sold
The sweetness .of your smile, -:it will be: rented:
The sunny ways o.f bygone clays, Dafed `at Seaiforth, Ontario, this,
We •miss you alt the while., 2nd'A,pri1;' 1'930,
E r rememberedU Aunt MabeQ Vendor's Seitor.
ve ymoney.
aear- nd Aunt Annie. Thomas Brawn, Auctioneer.
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BABY C8 LCKS
CHICKS'
A cruise of a 1001 roars.` Sail with
Dane
Dene rand,uiseoth•trr on the high seas al
in-a full gnle of laugh-
ter: •
IRememlber 'them in "Rookies"i
There is profit. fo ' n
you in. the dif-
WELL 11I-IIIIS OINE IS FUNNIER!
Terence. Better c}iicks for the same
Chicks hatched by our. Huron
- Mammoth Incubator
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vigour. Are you interested'? 'Well
think cularssof Write or phone for Parke
oBarred Rocks , and White
Leghorn Chicks, to
J. ELGIN McKINLEYZurich, Ont.Tinney;
97 r 4 Remold.
R'O!NiA'LD
, "TWO
•Directed
of faen-IHur"
COLMAN and
VILMA BANKY
LOVERS"
by Fred' Nibloei, " eer
from the novel, "Leas
by Baronests Orczy, '
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Best weighty steers, 414.65. •Slaughter
classes: Steers, good and choce, 1,-
300 to 1,000 lbs, 12.50 to $15; 1,1:00 to
1300 Ibs, $1'2.25 to $15; 950 to 1,1'00•
lbs,' $12 to $15; fed yearlings, good
heifers, good and choice, 850 lbs,. ------------------------
and choice, 750 to 950 lbs., $12 to $15;
. down 411,25 to $13.75; cows, good,collection.nton;
and choice, $770 to $10; hulls, goodPETER
and choice (beef) $8 to $9,25;vealers,Wednesday,esday,
milk -fed, good and choice, $9. to $14;
stocker and feeder steers, all weights,
"therface,"
N, OTICE
All accounts not settled by Apr"will be placed for •
DILL,
Dublin.
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Butter, • April 2, 1930,
lricultural
Ej�
per Ib. 35c
Eggs, per doz. 20c -25c
t -Togs; per cwt, $12.50=$43.00)
Want and For Sale ads, 1week 25c
good and choice,, $10.25 to $11,75. —