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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1948-03-11, Page 8THE SFAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH. 11, 3948 HENSALL .14Irs, Lee of London spent the weekend with her sister and brother- in-law, Mi. and Mrs: Geo, Thomp- son. Hiss Mildred Forrest ' R.N. of Brantford, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. For- rest, Miss :Barbara Michie spent the weekend .with relatives and 'friends in London, _Mrs. James Morris of Godericli visited recently with her sisters, Mrs, E. Chipchase and Mrs. F. Adair Rev, P. A. Ferguson attended Presbytery meeting in Wingham, on Tuesday, Mr. Lee I'Iedden spent the week- end with relatives in Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riley visited recently with relatives .in Goder'ich, Miss Jean Foster of London, spent the weekend with her parents Mn, and Mrs. A. Foster. Mrs. Edna Corbett visited during the mast week with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Jones. W. M. S. The monthly meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society of the United Church was held in the schoolroom at 3, p.m. on Thursday with the president, Mrs. W. B. Cross presiding. The hymn "When I sur- vey the Wondrous Cross" followed by the Lord's Prayer" in unison. The scripture, Rev. 22 was read by Mrs. E. L. Mickle, after which Ml's. E. Geiger led in prayer. Mrs. W. Carlisle gave 'a splendid paper on stewardship. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. Arrangements were made to park a bale in May or June. Mrs. E. Geiger and Mrs. E. McQueen were appointed as delegates to the Pres- th. ,Trial. Twenty members answered he roll call bypaying their fees. The offering was taken and Mrs. Frwr! Appleby favoured with a piano The study book chapter follow- ] '' was shown what work had l., en done in translating the Bible •he languages which we now It took 20 years for one elan to a• the Bible printed so that Tndi- '•ould read and understand it. Tb meeting closed by singing "C'o,v. let us sing of a wonderful Love" and the lrizpah Benediction. KIPPEN EAST The March meeting of the K.E. W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. William Doig, on Thursday, March 4. Mrs. J. Sinclair as co -hostess. There was a good attendance and the President Mrs. W. Kyle presid- ed. The meeting opened with the In- stitute Ode followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. The roll call was answered by naming a factor which would induce young people to stay on the farm. The plain answers stressed were to have more modern conveniences and farm machinery and equipment to make the work easier and hours a little shorter; to let young people have something of their own or a share in something on the farm, as they should not be expected to stay at home and work for nothing; better farm prices and a community centre for recreation. • The District Annual which will be held in Zurich this year was discus- sed and it was decided at least ten from our Institute would try to go. The motto, "Nothing worth hav- ing is easily won" was given by Mrs. E. Jarrott in the absence of Mrs. E. Whitehouse who is confined to her home with the measles. A very interesting paper o1 "Why Young People leave the Farm" was given by Mrs. W. H. McLean. Cur- rent Events were given by Mrs. Wil- mer Eroadfoot. The banquet the Institute is cat- ering to war discussed and menu. planned and each group was assign- ed a table. The meeting closed by singing "God Save The King" and a delici- ous lunch was served by the lunch committee. A vote of thanks • Was• tendered Mrs. Doig for her hospital- ity. Our community, night is.,;to . be Friday, March 12, in Hensall Town hall. BLAKE BORN -To • Dir. and Mrs.' James Burdge r(nee •Kathleen Hey) .:at Queen, Alexandra Hospital, Goder- ich, 'on February 20, 1948, , :a daughter, Mary Ellen. BORN -to .Mr. and Mrs. Will 'Desch, Stanley Township on • Goshen Line N. on March 4th, 1948, a son.. Miss Marjory Hoffman of Zurich' visited over the weekend with her cousins Mr. 'and Mrs. Melvin El- N• ott and.fainily. Mr, Kenneth •Parke is out again after having an attack of chicken pox>. • The well.drillers are • drilling a well on the farm of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Bancroft. Theymoved from the farm of Mr. Lee 'Erb who hada well confided recently. Mr. Clemens Jeffrey has returned from Kitchener where he has been duringthe winter- months, engaged in a shop in that city. The scholars and teacher had two days holidays owing to the blocked roads last week, in the Blake school. Mrs. Roy Lamont is holding the March meeting. at her home on Thursday afternoon 11th, at 2:30 p.m., her group being in charge of the programme. Mr. and Mrs. Hamlyn of London visited their daughter and son-in-law during the week. Misses Emina and Alma Martin are spending a few days with their sister Mrs, Wm, Oescli. Quilting is a common pastime for some of the ladies in this vicinity. Many were sorry to learn of the fire which swept the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Johnston, in Thorn - lo, Ont., . recently. Hugh was a nephew of Miss Mary Ann Johnston, a former resident of the Towm line. Mr. Mose Erb is holding an auc- tion sale on Wednesday, March 10, at his farm on the Bronson Line, south of Blake a mile or so. STANLEY The regular meeting of Stanley Twp. Council was held in the Twp. hall, Varna, on Monday, March 1, at 1:30 p.m., all members of council were present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted as read. The correspondence was read and dealt with. Mr. George H. Beat- ty interviewed the council regarding sub -division of Part of lots 7 & 4 range M.L,R.W. The council concur- red with his request. Mr. John Keys interviewed the council in regards to buying the portion of Con. 8 & 9' lying between E'% of. lot 13 and W/ lot 14 B.R.N. The council agreed to sell this portion of road providing it could be legally done. The clerk was instructed to call for tenders for the crushing and hauling of 5000 cu. yds. of gravel. The work to be com- pleted by Sept. 30. By-law No. 5 providing rules governing the order and proceedings of the council, the conduct of its members and the call- ing of meetings was given the neces- sary readings and passed as finally react. Moved by H. Coleman and se- conded by C. Houston that by-law No. 7, 1040 he rescinded, carried. Moved by H. Taylor, seconded by H. Coleman, that the clerk be instruct- ed to call for tenders for a tractor, and power mower, carried. Road Voucher No. 3 for $1161..86 was passed and ordered paid. General Voucher No, 3 for 3372.61 was passed and ordered paid. Council ad- journed to meet April 5 at 1:30 p.m. Fred S. Watson, Clerk KIPPEN The Ftiendship Circle was post- poned on Monday evening owing to the snow blocked roads, and will be held on Monday evening next March 15th. Crockinole will he played ante a good attendance is hoped' for. Auction Sale OP STOCK • & IMPLEMENTS,- Seed Gsnin & flay will. be held ort Lot`7, •Con. •12, ersmith, 1n/ miles west et Clriselhurst, on Thursday, March 25, at 1 o'clock, • • HORSES -1 bay team, mares 0 and. 10 years •CATTLE ei young Durham cows -2 cows due ist week in April; 2 cows due end oi! April; 2.cows due in May. 2 heifers due 16th of June.'- Durham bull 2 years -old. 5 year ling heifer, 9 yearling steers. PIGS -8 young sows due end of May. •2 doz. white Leghorn hens. IMPLEMENTS - 1 M -H 6,ft. 'col binder; M -H 5 ft. cut mower; 10 ft, rake; 11 hoe drill with grass box; cultivator; disc borrows; 2 plows; 2 wagons;. muffler ;. 1 hay rack • cutter; buggy; fanning mill ;,, sleighs; 1 set. settles; 1- Set• double harness ; 1 set single har- ness; 1 grindstone. Some stove wood,. Quantity' of elm planks Grain bags; ',[, dor chairs; 1 -eight -gal churn ; 1 washing machine;. 1 bed„springs and mattr'oss 1 near- ly new 0 -burner ell • stove; 1 settee horsehair couch; 2 tables; 160 sealers and other smeller Articles, 1034 Chevrolet coach, good tires, per- fect condition, battery and heater. TT,ay-0 tons mixed and 10 ton timothy hey. Seed Grain -50' bust.. Bonner Oats; 500' bus, mixed grain cleaned, suitable for seed,. TERMS cash. No reserve as farm is .sold,' JAMES TURNBULL, Proprletov'. Harold' Jackson, Auctioneer. Auction Sale FARM -STOCK & IMPLEMENTS.. At Lot 11, Con. 11, Tp: of McKiltee, 654 miles north ,of St. Columan, or 6 miles east, then 114 north of Winthrop, on Wednesday, Mar. 24. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock sharp HORSES -1 black-Perdieron mare 7 years old; 1 black Percheron gelding 6 years old. CATTLE -28 head Durham, Hereford and Polled Angussteers and heifers 2 years old. weighing' from 800 to 1,000 lb. A real bunch of good grass cattle. 7 Durham & Tiereford steers and heifers rising 1 year old IMPLEMENTS -M -IT,, binder• 6 ft. cut; 1 Deering mower 6 ft. cut Taco manue spreader, nearly new; cultivator; dump rake; 3 sec. harrows • wagon; gravel box; Quebec single furrow riding plow buggy; cutter; hay rack; scales 2000 ib car ; fanning mill. muffler, 4 'wheel traike,_ Renfrew eremn -sop. Heelless -Set team harness. single harness, odd collars, collar tops. Grain --About 5 tenm. of hay, about 200 bus. Ajox seed oats ; 200 bus ,mixed grain, 30 bus, June seed peas. Furniture -Stove with pipes, couch, 3 chairs, forks, .:hovels, hoes and a host of other articles. No reserve as farm is sold. Terms cash. IRVIN LEONIIARDT, Proprietor Fret] W. Ahrens, Auctioneer Auction Sale FARM, FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS & Fee(1, at Lot 11, Stanley '1'1,., Bayfleld road north ; 2 miles west of Varna, 01' 4 miles 0104 of Bayfield, on Thursday, March 25, et 1 p.re, 110I1000 -Clyde gelding 10 years old; Clyde gelding 11 years old. CATTLE --Durham cow 6 yours old, freshened March 7; .Durham caw 6 years old, fresh Marclt 8; Durham cow yam•. recently fresh; Durham cow, aged, due March 10; Durham row 7 years, due- April :1. Durban cow, 6 years, milking, bred again Durham cow 8 years, milking, bred again Durham cow, 0 yeas, milking, bred attain. 6 Durham steers, 050 to 700 Tb ; 2 yearling heifers; -1 Durham calves, Shorthorn bull 1 year (papers available). These cattle are film an original purebred herd, of choice quality. PIGS ---15 chunks approx. 100 lb. IMPLEMENTS -- 111-20 MeC.-D. tractor' on rubber 15-1 condition) ; Oliver 2 furrow trim- tor plow ; MeC -D. 2 section spring tooth har- rows (new) ,• MTC: T), 1.5 disc fertiliser drill with power lift & tractor hitch motley new) • Massey Morris side del. rake; M -II binder 0 ft. cut; McC.-D, coat binder; McC.-D. manure spreader ; M -H mower, 5 ft, cut; M -I1 2 -,ow muffler: 4 section drag harrows t 2 drum steel miler; rubber tire wagon (0.00x10 tires) ; flat rack and gravel box; set of sloop sleighs; electric feed cooker; Renftew electric cream separator 660 ]b cap. (nearly new) ; electric broader (300 chick capec(ty) ; colon; Immo 12'x20'; range shelter; wheel baaow :forks, shovels, logging chains, sucks, etc. Harness - Set of brass mounted breeching harness (new- ly new) • set of plowing harness; horse col- lars & bridles Grain & Feed -50 bus. of Galore Harley (suitable for seed) ; .quantity of mixer! grain ; 050002. 1 ton mixed hay baled. FARM -- At same time and place there will be offered for sate, subject to reserve btd If not sold movious to sale date. the -Farm ooneivting of 105 00100 of choice (day loam, 11•', tory brick house, an L-shatied bank barn 14' x 70' and 36' x 48'; also another here 34'x56'; a never failing supply of wets!. (2 spring creeks). A pressure system; hydro throughout the buildings. TERMS ---On chat- tels cash, On farm 10%, on date of rade and balance in 80' days. GORDON HILL, Proprietor Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer Auction Sale FARM 5'1'OCK. & IMPLEMENTS --Will be. held at. lot 24, on McKillop boundary ] rnlle'. mot of Walton on. Monday, Mar, 15. 1.30 pm HORSES --One good working more about 1500 lb, week single o' double. CATTLE -2 heifers 2 years old, 1 heifer rising one year; 1 heifer mit' 3 months old; I heifer calf 2 months old:. Pigs-. 7 chunks, .IMPLEMENTS -4 M -I5 binder 7 ft. cut; I international hay loader (good condition) ; 1 fertiliser seed drill with grass seed box (geed condition) ; 1 Brantford ]newer 5 ft cut; 1 Deering mower 5 ft. cut; 1-12-phd:0.dlse;. 1 Peter Hamilton cultivator; 1 ke-H menuru spreader; 1 -10n4,-foot dump rake; 1 Quebec sulky plow; 1 welkioo plow; 4 section dia- mond harrows; 1 land packer, 1 goon farm wagon, 16 ft. hay crack, 1. 011nton fanning mill: 1 Renfrew creat separator; 1 set sloop sleighs with rack; 2,000 1b scales grindstone; 1 work bench ; 1 good vice; turnip sower; set CARD OF THANKS Mr. Frank Wilson: and Walker Family wish to "extend their heartfelt appreciation to the friends and pelghbors, especially' Rev... A, Lane and Rev. 0, R. Stanway, for expres- stens of sympathy, and beautiful floral trib- utes. Also dose .who so kindly loaned their oars orhelped inr0ny way. - - Mrs. Charles Corlett and family would 11110 to acknowledge with- grateful appreciation to all their neighbors and friends for their great help and kindness duung Mr. Corlett'sill- ness and bereavement; also to Dr. C. Myers. I would like to thank my many friends and neighbors for the lovely cards and flowers, fruit turd ether kindness 'received by me- dor- ing'my recent illness in Seett Memorial, Sea- forth, They-]vere- very much appreciated, MR, ;T010N McLAGHLAN double harness; 22" 'colla 20" toiler ; 3-3" 1,15005 for door Jambs ;2-2" beech plank. 10 bu. red clover, 7 I n, Alaska; 10 by. Timothy. Large quentily..'of good Hay. Other. small articles. Terms'' dash WALTER DAVIDSON, Proprietor Harold.. Jackson, Auctioneer Clearing Auction Sale FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS & House- hold E1lects.-Lot 1, Con. 8 HRS, Tucker - smith Tp. 5 miles south & east of Sea- forth, Wed:, Meech 17, at 12 o'clock sharp. CATTLE Choice Durham Cattle-Pur2bred Durham bull 2 years; 1 cow Clue Mar, 16; 1 COW 'due Man, 28; 2 cows due.. Apr, 17;, 1 cow due Apr.- 18: 1 cow due Apr, 21. '2 -,3 -year- old heifer recently fresh ; 8. cows recently fresh.' 3 fat steers 1.,150 Ib ; 5 steers rising 2 years; 8 heifers rising 2 yesre • 11. heifers & steers 1 year; 6 young calves. Hay & Grain. -15 tons choice mixed Hay; 200 bus. 0 -fav Barley; 300 bus. mixed Grain. This grain is suitable for seed, IMPLEMENTS -G. F. Model Minneapolis Moline tractor, 55 hp, on rubber, starter & lights. 36-50 Goodison separator, gratin thrower. cutte •. water - Pump, on rubber. M -1110% -inch grain grinder & speed jack; 100 ft.. drive bell, 7 inch ; 140 ft. 7 inch drive belt (good) 200 ft. of cable 2 large steel pulleys, rubber tired wagon; M -H mamro spreader, 32 ft. extension ladder ; M -I1 hay loader; fanning mill; 16 ft.. sliding flat hey rack; Universal mincing machlne;' 1 double. unit (practically new) • 1035 Chevrolet truck; 1',d tostock ruck (good condition); 4 fur- row International tractor plow "(rubber tires), 1041.- stiff tooth cultivator: dislr harrow !fore carriage); h'I-H bean muffler & puller;. Coelcshutt side rake; MH binder, 7 ft, (new'); sulky rake, turnip chill ,-drum steel • roller 0 ft.; International -6-ft. . mower; riding blow, walking plow ; 13 -disc Coekshutt fertiliser drill: pea harvester; 5.sections of harrows; single muffler; buggy, cutter; barrels; power lave mower; double blocks; 0000,0ut say; woven Pence stretcher; 'Screw jack; extetiofon blower; coda; posts quantity .lumber, plank. 1 set 2,000 Ib melee; 1 set 240 '1'b scales Machine Shop Equipment -Forge -120 Ib anvil ; 5 1't, bed turnip lathe; 3 -jay chuck; blacksmith pentice don ; eatery .stand ; ab' compressor & motor; 1. hp motor'; other' Meek - smith equipmeul. Electric fencer, forks, shovels, crow hors, mole of all kinds, etc. POULTRY -110 hybrid hens, .Susses & N. Tramps; .colony house T0:;12 (new); 4 rain shelters (new) feeders & drinkera; Waster electric brooder 0066 cepooity)-; quantity of household .effects including a McClary Pnedo'n range. Terms ensh. CECIL MARBLY, Proprietor. Harold Jackson. Auctioneer Clearing 'Auction Sale OF FARM STOCK,IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: -At Lot 12, Con. 6, Tuckersmith Twp., 2'y0 miles south and le mile west of Setaerib,. Friday, March 12, 01 12 o'610016 slral'p, - ' HORSES -'ream. blue roan geldings 6 & 7 years old. CATTLE -Red cow 5 yearn old, fresh. 4 weeks ; roan cow 10 years, fesh ; red cow, 3 years, fresh 4 weeks; red cow, 3 years, fresh 2 weeks; roan eon 6 years, fresh 1 weeks; grey cow, fresh• 3 months, 3 years old. 6 small calves, 8 steers 2 year old, weighing approxi 800 Ib. 6 yearling steers, 2 helfe's 1 year old, 'SHEEP -12 well bred Oxford ewes due to Iamb. around fleet of Mee; 1 Lelcentel• ram 3 years old, PIG5 - 4 Tamworth, soy due April 16, earrylug - 8rd litter, 1 Tamworth sow due Aar, 08, carrying 3rd litter, 33 chunks 100-150 Iti IMPLEMENTS.- One standard 81 M-11. tractor almost new .on rubber, starter, lights. One 2 -furrow Fleury tractor plow (new) ; 2 section International drag harrows, new; one large size New Idea manure spreader good 00 new. M -H binder 7 foot cut; 11 ..hoe M -H fertilizer drill ; rubber tire wagon; one steel. wagon; 1 still tooth cultivator; hay tuck;. 05-7-1 hay loader; International bean scuffle). & puller (new) M -Ii side rake; M -H clump rake; riding plow; Deering mower ti foot cut; walling plow; Deering. binder- 7 foot eut; 4 - section harrows; sloop sleighs; trailer with stock reek; stole boat, pig crate. set seeles 1000 11,0 root pulite', oleetrie fencer, grain grinder• Sap pan, 10 new 550 buckets. tiny fork, slings & ropes; set double harness. Colony house. 2 shelters, colony stove. Block & tackle, cross cut saw 0190).•112 ft, extension ladder, 'some 1" piping. Number of used brick, Grain bugs, fanning nil]l. Nees Yokes, double trees. Quantity plank, wheel barrow, allbrooder stove, Hay & Grain 12 toe mixed hay, 100 bus. Alisks Oats; 200 bus. mixed grain. G141l11 suitable for seed. Some feed beans, Hotasehold Effects- 6 dining room chairs, writing desk, washing machine & wringer, kitchen copbou'd, coal oil stove & oven, gas lantern.. 2house doors, Terms cash, No reserve- as the farm is sold. MRS. CASEY WAY, Prop. Auctioneer, H, Jackson, Clerk, E. P. Chesney, by .Lotto Dempsey Of course, quite a few air force personnel got their faces smashed in crack-ups. But a girl . , . well, girls have a very special feeling about their faces. And when they brought the tall slender WD cor- poral into hospital -one of the eight of twenty-seven left alive out of a flight that crashed between Vancouver and Prince Rupert - she was about the most unrecog- nizable Airwoman still breathing in this country. They flew Helen -and Mary, an- other WD with a badly burned back -to Toronto's Christie Street Military Hospital, for skin grafts and burn treatment. A Red Cross worker told me she'd never forget it. The Red Cross room is in the heart of the wards, next door to the room those girls had. For weeks workers just tiptoed in. and out on their rounds -writing Ietters, supplying .stamps, cigar- ettes and chocolate bars to the patients. 'No Visitors' One operation followed another Through the weary months in which doctors built a new face for Helen and treated Mary's back. The girls became great friends with the Red Cross workers. But they didn't Want to meet people from the 'outside', right then. Even when the 'No Visitors' sign went down and Air Force boys and other vet. patients wheel -chaired and crutch -tapped in, they were still shy about seeing 'just people'. The Red Cross was different. Those women in the deep blue smocks were part of their own submerged world of pain and ill- ness, yet attached to the country outside. They did the little things the girls needed -feminine bits of shopping, letters and messages, planned small celebrations. New Trades' As the girls progressed, going from one hospital to another for treat- ment, the Red Cross was always there. Supplying' ambulances, at first -later, escorts to hockey games, concerts, plays, Offering quiet practical assistance whenever 1t was needed. Today Helen and Mary are learn- ing new trades. Helen can no longer teach physical education or model. Mary cannot continue her typing, because of permanently stiffened fingers. But while DVA prepares them for their new lives, the Red Cross still stands by as. they do with all our Canadian veterans in hospitals everywhere.. In proof that we, the people, have. not forgotten. Red -Cross Services include: Blood Transfusion, Outpost Hospi- tals, Aid, to Sick and Disabled Veterans, Treatment for Crippled Children, Disaster Relief; Nutrition Services, Flome Nursing Courses, Swimming and Water Safety, etc.. The work of merely never ends .. Givegenerously to the CANADIAN RED CROSS LOCAL CHAIRMAN - NELSON CARONO, PHONE 82 4805C AT FINNIGAN'S THE FOUNDPIR.01P CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ' • This Week we were glancing through the writings .of Mary Baker Eddy, a very great woman indeed, and yet she differs little from the average house wife, She was self-reliant, proud, arrogant, rapid in decision, unbending, shrewd, diplomatic and a good hater This week at Binnigan's: Spy applesbargain prices NEW STOCK Rinso, Oxydol, Lux; Dreft, Vel, Ivory Soap, Sunlight. Also Dates,' Figs, Prunes, Seedless Raisins, Shortening, Lard Crisco•is still in short supply. Arrived this week Shipment • Kleenex W. J. FINNIGAN & SON NOTICE 'TOWNSHIP -0F eleKILLOP, All ear owners in the Township of Me, Killen are requested net to park their care on the roods of the Township during the winter. Cars' that are left on the roads are -contrary 'to Highway Act., and are a detrimentto. operations of snow plows, and after. March 12, 1945, please note.the provincial `Police will take the necessary action to see that ears are not left . on roads and prosecution may follow. WM. T. MANEY, Road Supt. WANTED A Collie pub. Male.. Apply Seaforth News. FOR SALE - 1933 Chev. coupe, fair condition, good. tires.. GORDON WESTLAKE, RR .#3 Hayfield, Ont. Phone 991'21 Hensall FOR SALE 13 York suckers 6'weeks old, KENNETH STEWART.' phone. 835 r 2, FOR SALE Two good calves. 1PRANIC REYNOLDS, phone 667 r 33 Seaforth FOR SALE A small Quebec range, first class shape. Cheap. JACK PETHIOK, N. Will street. • Clearing Auction Sale FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS at Lot 4, Con. 2, Stanley Tr'p., 1,4 west & 1 mile north of Kipper, Thursday, March 18, at 1 p.m. HORSES -1 Clyde gelding 18 years old; 1 Belgian gelding rising 4 years old. Black matched Percheron 7 & 8. years old .. CATTLE -All. choice Durham Cattle. 1 grey cow due March 30; 1 white cow due Mar. 29; 1 red cow due Mar. 21: 1 white coy due April S1 1 white cow due'Aur. 13; 1 red cow doe Apr. 30 ; 2 red -heifers fresh 2 months; 1 regi Durham bull 14 months old, sired by Barrage Advance, dark red in color. 4 heifers rising 2 years old; 1 heifer calf S months old. 'These are all •-choice Durham cattle. PIGS -8 york'pigs 150 lb. IMPLEMENTS -M-11 binder; International' 11 -hoe fertilizer drill ; CockshUtt manure sPreoder (like new) ;. 14 -plate disc ha'row- inthrow (like new) ; 4 section diamond bor- rows; M -H bean scuffler & puller; MCC. -D. teem scuffler; single, muffler;MeC. 0 ft. mower; Coekshutt aide rake (new).; Coekshutt push. bar hay loader (new); la ft..Deering dump rake; 8- ft. Bisset ealta packer; wa)king plow; M -II 2 -furrow gang plow; 1 trucic wagon; 1 farm wagon 16 ft. flat rack with sliding platform ;.1 set of sleighs& flat rack; gravel -wheelbarrow; rubber tire buggy; cut- ter; fanning mill; 2,000 Ib Renfrew scales; Renfrew electric cream separator (new); saw Pan & heaterBro ; 60 sap buckets. Broader house 10x12 (like new)..; 2 brooder coal stoves (one new) hay fork rope Ise ft. Hay fork, sling ropes & chaine extension ladder, barrels, shovels, forks,-whiffletrees, neckyokes, etc. Harness -1 set of breeching harness; 1 set of backbend harness; plow harness & single harness; 8 good horse collars. Hay & Grain -A few tons of clover. hay; 250 bus. of Car- tier oats suitable for seed. Quantity of Household Effects. - Farm sold. Terms cash.: STANLEY LOVE, Proprietor. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. • Clearing •Auction Sale OP PARK STOCK & IMPLEMENTS. -At Lot 29, Concession 12, McKillop Tp., 2 miles south and 1 mile west of Walton ; or 8 miles' north and 1 mile -west of Seaforth, on Wed., March 17, at 1 p.m. sharp. HORSES -Team of geldings 0 and 11yeu•s old, quiet, work either single or double. CATTLE -Holstein cow 7 years due in May; Holstein cow'. 6 years, due in March Holstein' heifer 3 years, fresh, me.; Holstein COW 6 years, dM, in March; Holstein cow, 7 years, due in May; Holstein cow, 10 years, flue in Marc!,; Holstein caw 6 years, due in March ; Holstein euro 5 years, fresh, .vac.; Holstein cow 0 years, fresh ; Holstein cow, 6 years, fresh; Holstein cow 0. yea's, milldng, due in October; Holstein cow, 0 years, due in March: Holstein cow 6 years, due in March ; Holstein heifer 2 years, due in April, vac. ; Holstein,heifer• 2 years, bred it March, vac.: Holstein heifer, 2 years old, due in May, vac.; Holstein heifer, 2 year, due in April, vac.; Holstein heifer, 2 years old, due. in March, vac.; Holstein heifer, '2 years, due in May, vac.; Holstein heifer.2 years old, due in October, ' vac. 2 grass steers, 10 Polled Angus X Holstein calves rising one year; 1 Holstein heifer calf, vac.; registered Polled Angus bull 2 years old, some spring calves. PIGS -16 chunks about 80 Ib ; 16 chunks about 160 ]b, 2 sows due on May 17 and 18,. One registered. York hog. • IMPLEMENTS M -H 102 G. 8, Senior trader with 13. Inch Firestone tires (like. new) ; MaG-D. 3=furrow- sdjestable plow ; McC,-D, double tractor disk; stiff tooth cul- tivator; 19 dish McC l) fertilizer drill ; 51-14 drop head hay loader; M-Hside rake (new) • McCormick mower, 5 ft, cut; ]Y1LH binder, 7 foot cut, with - almite fittings and oil bath gear NI -11 No. '9 manure spreader (nearly new)• Cockshutt 10% inch • grain grinder (nearly new), 60 ft. 6"- rubber belt,' 6 sec- tions harrows with long' and short stretchers, one-horseMuffler, low wooden truck wagon, hazy rade with half rack, set sloop sleighs, cutter, set scales 1200 lb capacity;. Clinton fanning mill; wejking plow; 7-80 Ib milk can (new), Renfrew cream separator, 2 wood- o0 water- troughs, Jamesway feel oilbrooder' stove, colony house 10x12; 0 orange shelters; Stewa't electric clippers; set of team harness 1027 Pontiac pane] truck, good running con- dition, good tires; 1033.. V8 Ford coach with reeondit;oned motor, and host of •other articles Grain -About 150 Ws, of Ajnx oats -fit for seed, about 100 bus, fall wheat. - Terms cash. No reserve as farm is sold.' FRANIC KIRKBY, ,Proprietor. Eduard W. Elliott and FredAhrens, Auc- tioneers. • FOR SALE The following two parcels of laid belong- ing to the Estate of the late Johanna Cronin are offered for sale by tender. Written tenders will be received at the office of McConnell & Ilsys, Seaforth, for the prope'ties separately until. Monday, M: rah 22, 1948. highest 01' any other tender not . necessarily - accepted, Teraina 10% cash with tender and balance on closing 30 days after acceptance of tender. FIRSTLY: Modern 5 -room stucco cottage and lot on No, 8 highway. in. Village of St. Colnmban, Bathroom and pressure system, Telephone. Built new 12 years ago. Low taxes. Near Church, school, stone and Pest Office, Immediate possession. SECONDLY; 100• acre grass farm.. Well watered by maters] spring,., Lot 24, Third, Concession, Idlbbert• 1r/. miles south of St, Columba] Apply M000NNELL & HAYS, Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitors for Estate Notice to Creditors In the Estate of Hugh Dunlop. ' All persons having claims aga)nat the Estate of Hugh Dunlop, late of the Town of Sea, forth. in the County of Huron, Retired Farm- er, deceased, who died 011 or about the 14/11 day of February,. 1948, are hereby notified to. send in to the undersigned on or before the 3rd day of April, 1048, full' particulars of their Claims. - Immediately sifter the said last mentioned dote, the assets of the said esirate will'. be dis- tributed amongst the pm•tie0 entitled thereto, having regard only, to clams of which the. undersigned shall then have notice, to the exclusionof all others, and' the 'undersigned will not be liable to any person of. whose claim .khe undersigned shall not - then .have par noticefor the tat 9Se forth his or day of March, 1948, McCONNELL & HAYS, Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the Executors, Women's Low Rubbers Low, Heels .65 pr;; Women's Rubber Goloshes Low Heel. Small sizes 1.25 pr. PRICED TO CLEAR W. J. THOMPSON JACK'S SHOE REPAIR NOTICE A CARLOAD OF READING .Stove Brooder Coal Track Dublin PHONE 36 r1.3 KRAUSKOPF BROS. FOR' SALE • 1 electric 7amesway, breeder stove, 500 chick capacity,used three year's. Price $30.. 1 Jomestvoy coal brooder stove, used 1 year. 500 cap., 510. PETE MALONEY-or DENNIS NOLAN. Phone 04 r 10 Dublin FOR SALE Six good pigs about nine weeks old, FRANK MALONEY, George street, Seaforth FOR SALE Seed Grain, choice quality, Valor and Erbeur oats, OAC No. 21 barley, This is exceptionally well cleaned seed. reasonably priced. 008 ARCHIBALD, phone 665 r• 16 Seaforth, FOR SALE Quantity of Galore seed 'barley, PEARSON CHARTERS, phone 656 r 4 FOR SALE About 15 tons of good mixed Timothy and. Alfalfa hay 1n barn.. ANGUS McKINNON, RR#2, fame], Phone 657 r 33 'a FOR BALE One. General Electric Refrigerator, model, D-686,- 8 months old, in new condition. Phone Ll w Hensall FOR SALE Jamesway electric brooders, oil 'brooders. Peat moss. Kitchen sinks flat rim, also with drain board; electric washer, gas washer. 1 new 114, gas engine air cooled, 1 slightly need %hp gas engine. Electric motors,' A. E. QUERENGESSER, Brodkin/tun. FOR SALE Quantity of mixed Seed, made up of Tim- otby, Alfalfa and Yellow Blossom. - 'Also • a quantity of. Yellow Blossom seed. . THOS. J. ADAMS, .phone 14 011 667,. Seaforth central FOR SALE Large cook stove, Th goodcondition, warm - Ing closet reservoir. large oven. Black with neckel trim, priee $25. A colony house 15x16, Phone 53 3 FOR SALE A quantity of Alaelca Oats, also some mixed grain fit for med. HUGH GORDON.:& SON, °. Phone 849 r 21, Seaforth. POSITION- WANTED Stenographer wishes position; one year's -. experience typing and ahorthead. Apply. at The News 0Oice. WANTED Notice to teamsters and truckers, or anyone gathering. ashes.. A Targe amount of elea,u ashes or clay ineeded for filling. Handy -place to dump, No rubbish, C. H. ADDIOOTT.. Goderich Street east. FOR RENT 40 aces .for grain crop and 76 acres in hay, of my farm at Varna, Write DR, LLOYD MOFFATT, London, Ont. FOR SALE A drag saw outfit complete with motor, track .and carriers. Also another: drag, saw outfit a out ec.GMOet07tractor-will' , 5(24M(tehi FOR SALE Three purebred Hereford bulls, serviceable- • age.. Apply to .TAMES NEILANS, Londesboro.' Phone 846 r 31, Seaforth • FOR SALE 1 Massey -Harris cream separator used. 6 months, electric or ]nand 'attachment, 1 used 2 -horse cultivator, 1 used wagon, walking' plow: Also Farm for sale, •Apply to MRS. MARY JANE RAIL Zurich RR2, Ont. 7 mites south Bayfield. Phone 98-6 Zurich, FOR SALE Grade No. 1 Ajax Oats 51.50 per bu. Gradec No; 1 Galore Barley 52 per bit, -Sacks free. This is exceptionally good seed, 'Pdwe• cleated, A. 13. BELL, TCippon RR2, Phone 93 r 2, Hensall FOR SALE Clover seed and timothy •.seed. Apply SAM BOLTON, Walton, Ont, RR1. Lot 5, Aon, 1l, McKillop, .. FOR SALE yreon]brooder, radio. Iron, to CLARENCE REGrton five IME, Phone Dublin 64 r 9 , FOR SALE• One sap pan' 4'x2' ; also some Spy ap0lea,• Phone Clinton 022-24. FRED McCLYMONT Valeta, FOR SALE 12-24 Haft Pair tractor,in good shape; elm 200 bushels. choice Ajax ..oats, grown from registered seed. HARRY NORRIS, Phone 658 r 4, Seaforth central. TCippon RR8, FOR SALE 2 Apartment, Solid Brick house, new Par - nee with Fan, New Electric Wirings2 New. e Pe.,. Bathrooms and 2 modern kitchens with. built in cupboards Well situated, One apoet- ment rented. Apply to E. C. CHAMBERLAIN, Real Estate Bro]cer, Seaforth, FOR SALE. A quantity of Ajax Seed Oats, poo . and clean; oleo Cartier oats and 6 -rowed' barley mixed ; and a few bags of SPY apples. Apply EARL LAWSON, .Phone 12 on 841. Seaforth.. FARMS FOR SALE 1,01 20, Con. 7,• Ribbert,. 100 acres, Good brick house, 2 bank balms, cement stabling,' good water supple. Apply W. D. Me1VER, Stare. "100' acres situated on 2nd con. IIRS, lot 32, opposite number 4 .school home. Sold with farm equipment or without. Possession any time, with terms, 0. L, SWITZER, 'Clinton R R 415, 100 acres grass farm, • Let 11, Con, 2, Me- K)llop, 00 acres cleared and all tile drained; . has been seeded for 8 or 10 years; 0 acres of bush; has stable' 20x40. D. J. O'REILLY, RR6, 1' Seaforth. 64 r 16 Dublin central.