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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1948-03-18, Page 8THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1948 HE'NSAL-L Mr. Robert Simpson attended the Prospector's . convention in Toronto this week and while there saw Miss Barbara Ann Scott. Miss Helen VVicNaughton of Tor- onto spent the ' weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Mc- Naughton. Mrs, John McEwen'. spent the weekend in Toronto with her brother Mr. Glenn Love and attended a banquet for Miss Barbara Ann Scott. Mr. Bruce Glenn of the O.A.C., Guelph, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Glenn The Arnold Circle Evening Auxil- iary will hold their Easter thankoff- ering meeting at the home of Mrs. Harold Bonthroil, on Monday, March 22, when Mrs. Rev, D. G. Lane of Clinton will be the special speaker. BRUCEFIELD The Brueefield Y,P,TJ•. held a St. Patrick's social, Monday evening with Goshen Y.P.U. as their guests. A number of games were played and enjoyed by all. A short devotional period was opened by hymn 164. Blanche Zaphe read the - scripture, then Cora Taylor led us in prayer. The meeting was closed by hymn 112 and the Mizpah Benediction. Lunch was enjoyed by all. NORTH McKILLOP Misses Mildred, Wilma and Car- metta McNichol spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Olive Mc- Nichol. Mrs. Joseph Thornton is spending some time with her parents in Wat- erloo who are both under the doct- or's care. The W. A. and W.M.S. are hold- ing their Easter thankoffering meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Leslie Bolt- on, on April 1st. We are sorry to report that Ed- ward Regele is in bed under the doc- tor's care. Mrs. Leonard Learning entertained :1 number of ladies last week to a \V A. quilting. Mr. and Mrs. John Glanville, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glanville and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Regele spent one even- ing last week with Mr, and Mrs. Her- man Axtmann. Miss Pearl Regele was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Boyce last week. Auction Sale OF FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, Hay, (:rain and Furniture. On Lot 10. Con. 6, Tp. of Logan, 31i miles north and 131 miles east -£ck HORSES-Wednesday, ymnms withwhite faces t 12 Twobays and -4 white lege, 10 years old. 1 registered.. 1 Pe'cheron filly rising 4 years, good workers. CATTLE -30 head, 3 registered Hereford females and 22 head registered. Shorthorns, All have been TB tested with nn reactors, and vaccinated for Bangs. Cows ere bred to a, Glenburn Fusilier hull, or calves at foot. 1 bulls, else 4 grades. HOGS - 40 head of purebred Tamworth swine. 2 sows due in May ; 1 sow with litter 6 weeks old.1-2-yea'-old boar, Balance boars aid sows 3 months to 6 months old, POULTRY -Geese, Embden. 1 mole and 3 females. Aylesbury ducks. 10 white rocks, 25 and 75 hybrid (Sussex x New Remi.). Hay and Grain -20 tons of hay. 50 bus, OAC Barley. 35 bus. of Ajax Oats; 50 bus. Cartier and Barley mixed. This grain is grown from certified seed. IMPLEMENTS -M -H binder 6 foot eut 31-1-1 hayloader; M -H side rake; M -H mower, 51.e foot cut. These implements are nearly new. Deering fertilizer 11 -disc drill: disc harrow t land roller; cultivator , plough' harrows; 1 new ball-bearing rubber -tire wagon 1 steel -tire truck wagon, 1 -man roller. hay rack; 2 gravel boxes; 2 Clinton fanning mills with motor attached; sleighs; flat rack; rubber -tire buggy; cutter; Melotte cream sep- arator, manure meander, et of double har- ness; set of single harness hay fork car; new rope and pulleys; 2 ladders ; feed boxes; exhibition coops; pig crates; milk can • col- ony house 8'x12'; turnip seeder, chains, w"hi0'letrees, lumber, cedar posts, ether articles Furniture - Wood end coal range, electric rangete, child's tolled top writing desk anti chair, hall seat and miner, .copper boiler, e w n rug,buffalo robe,. ren mn table. Into t eerie matting Oliver typewriter; 1 dry bad; child, kindergarten set raulct:nn kettle. Trims earth No reserve as fume sold. TAS. C. DOUGLAS, Proprietor, Fred W. Ahrens, Auctioneer. Clearing Auction Sale FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS Satur- day, March 7--12.30 sharp. Lot 33, Con. 3. Logan Tn.. y 14y north of Dublin, on County rd Ii0RSE5-Gro more 4 years; brown mare 9 genes; brown gelding 7 years brown mare 0 veers old, Harness-3 sets or ranch prod harness; 1 set of single harness; horse collars CATTLE --Durham cow due Aug. 20; Dor• hap cow due Avg. 25; 4 Durham cows doe in Sept.; 4 Durham cows recently fresh and Med d again ; 3 Durham steers 1,000 M; 4 Dwiam atom's rising 2 years; 2 Durham heifer. rising 2 years; 8 Durham steers and heifers 1 year; 6 Durham calves These Cattle all been TB tested with no reactors. PIGS -3 heavy chunks. HENS 100 New •Hampshire hens, Colony housa Axle'. 2 rain shelters. Brooder stove & other poultry enuip't Seed Grain & Hay -25 bus. of Calm•e bar- ley; 150 bn. of Ajax oats; 17.5 bus, of Ajax nate & Galore barley mixed 1-3 barley & 2-7 nal'. 2 ton 2-12-0 fertilizer; 13 bags. Katahan potatoes. All above gran cleaned and graded for seed. 10 bu, of timothy sed, 15 ton of mined hay. IMPLEMENTS -F & W hinder, 7 ft; M-I•I mower 6 ft.; hey loader; sulky rake .hay tedder; grain drill: M -H Cultivator. 5 sect.; 4 sett. & 3 sent. of diamond harrows 3 -drum steel. roller; International mature .spender; 4 -row notate sprayer; M -II corn en(fler; 2 single walking 5000ler5 1 peta.tn plow ; ?- furrow riding plow; 1 single riding view ; 2 out - threw aubber-tired wagon 2 disc f , & ont- g farm \Ctpella; get of perch sleighs and toxic ;: 16 ft. flat reek ; gravel box; 4 ladders; fanning mill ; seed Gran grader; 2,000 11) goatee. Quantity of lumber & .plank, Car and hay rope 175 ft.; clings; sling chain & hay fork. Cutter, 1 rubber -tired buggy; -rubber•-tired wheel barrow, Renfrew cream separator'; Mar- lette cream separator . (never used) 11;5 hp gas engine, i. Int 3 hp Int r a. sengine, g pump Jack, power rip saw, 1 1 , estone,urn ket- tle Int ge Conner kettle; 2 cross cat wawa; forks shovels logging chains, whlpyletrees. nockvokes host of other -(roles, Tema cash LEO KRAUSKOPF, Proprietor Harold Jeekson & Joseph Ryan, AuCt.'s Auction Sale OP STOCK & IMPLEMENTS. Seed Gratin & Hay will ho held on Lot 7, Con. 12, Tuck- ersmith, 1)4 .miles west of Chiselhurst, on Thursday, Meech 25, et 1 o'clock, HORSES -1 hay teem. mares 0 anti 10. years CATTLE'S -•6 young Durham cows -2 dews due lit week in April ; 2 cows due end of April ; 2 cows clue in May, 2 heifers clue 151.1, of June, Durham bull 2 years old, 5 year- ling heifer, 9 yearling steers. PIGS -3 young sova due end of May. 2 doz. white Leghorn hens. TMPLEMENTS - 1 M -H 6 ft. cut hinder; M-19 5 ft. out mower. 10 ft, rake 11- hoe drill with geassebox; cultivator.; disc harowa; 2 plows; 2 wagons; muffler; 1 hey reek; cutter buggy; fanning mill, sleighs 1 get scales; 1 set double harness; 1 set Single bar - nese; 1 grindstone. Some stogie wood Quontity..of elm planks, Grain bags; 13 dot chairs; 1 -:eight -gal. Omen; 1, washing machine ;, l bed,springsand mattress 1 near - new 3 -burner oil stove; 1 settee horsehair conch : 2 tables ; 100 sealers and' other smaller. nrtieiee, 1984 Chevrolet :coach, good tees, per- fect rendition, batter and' heater. la,v-O;tons mixed and 10 ton timothy )lay,. Seed' Grain -50 has. - Banner Oats; 500 hue. mixed grain cleaned, suitable for seed. TERMS cash. No reserve as farm is sold. .TAMES TIIRNBULL, Proprietor. Herold Jackson, Auctioneer. EASTER is just around the corner So treat your hair with the best of care TRY . ZOTOZ COLD, WAVE Also Machine and Machineless Permanents MURIEL'S HAIRDRESSING SALON Phone 351 w Clearing Auction • Sale OF FARM STOCK AND -IMPLEMENTS. - At north half of Lot 25, MuK11Iup Twp., 0 miles- north of Seaforth, on County toed, on Thursday, April 1st, at 1 p.m. HORSES -Bay horse 3 years old. Aged grey horse and mare weighing 1400 Ib, work single or double. CATTLE -2 Hereford heifers fresh in Feb - really. Hereford Hereford cow -fresh in March; Short- horn heifer due time of sale ; Shorthorn cow due time of sale; Hereford cow due time of sale; Hereford cow due in April; 3 heifers coming 2 years old; 3 steers coming 2 years; 5 year-old calves 3 young calves PIGS -1 sow due April 2 1 8010 due An 15. HENS -S0 Barred Rock hens MAhultNERY Me0 w; 86-3 tractor 10-20 ; Cockshutt v fnu'ow plow '36 60 Decker blow- er, feeder & elevator eztensron pipes; 7 ft. cut Deering binder; 6 ft cut mower; 12 ft. McO, dump rake; Maxwell side rake; Cock- shutt 18 -disc fertilizer drill, sowed 3 crops; M -H inthrrow disc 12 ft ; 2 le & W cultivators ;. I` & W steel 3 -drum roller; wulldng plow; drag harrows; Cockshutt manure spreader (like nen) ; rubber tire wagon box & stock rack (new) • 2 farm wagons wagon rade, gravel box; cutting boa .cutter fanning mill, neigh ; colony house 10x12; Collins electric brooder; 2incubators; 4 range shelters; scuffler; lawn mower; M -H spreader; 3 hp engine; electric fencer; cream separator (Ma- o., with motor) ; 2 oil drums; steel posts; drive belts; whiffle trees, forks, etc. water tank. Harness, 400 bus. mixed grain; 100 hue. oats; 25 bus. buckwheat • 00 bus, wheat ; 00 lb alfalfa & timothy see. Fcnoiture-- Quebec heater, kitchen table, 4 chairs, beds, churn, Perfection oil heater. occasional chairs, crouch, ate. Terme easb. No reserve, farm sold. ROBERT MeleARLANE, Proprietor. Harrold 3aekso1. Auctioneer Clearing Auction Sale FARM 5160033 & IMPLEMENTS. AL Lot 11, Con. 11, Tp. of McKillop. 69miles north of St. Columban, or 5 miles east. then 23? north of Winthrop, on Wednesday, Mar. 24. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock .share) HORSES -1 black Pe•cheon mare 7 years old ; 1 black Pereheror gelding 6 years old. CATTLE -28 hood Durham, Hereford and Polled Angus stars and heifers 2 years old, weighing from 300 to 1,000 lb, A real bunch of good grass cattle. 7 Durham & Hereford steers and heifers rising 1 year old IMPLEMENTS -- M -I1 binder 6 ft. cut; 1 Deering mower 0 ft. cut; Taco mama spreader, nearly new; cultivator; dump rake; 3 sec. h:u•tows; wagon; gravel box; Quebec single furrow riding Plow; buggy ; cutter; hay rack; scales 2000 lb alp.; fanning mill, muffler, 4 wheel ttniler, Renfrew creams cep. Harness -Set team harness, single harness, odd collars, collar tons. Genie -About 0 tons of hay ; about 200 bus. Ajax seed oats; 200 bus. mixed grain, 80 bus. June seed peas. Furniture -Stove with Pipes, couch, 3 chairs, forks, shovels. hoes and a host of other articles, No reserve as fart is sold. Terms cash. IRVIN LEONHABDT. Proprietor Fred W. Ahrens, Auctioneer Auction Sale FARM, FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS & Feed, at Lot 11, Stanley FP., Bayfleld road north ; 2 miles west of Varna, or 4 miles east of Bayfield, on Thursday, March 25, at 1 p.m. LIORSES-Clyde gelding 10 years old; Clyde gelding 11 years old. CATTLE -•Durham cow 0'1,0515 old freshened March 7; Durhom oo\v 6 year's old, fresh March 8; Durham cow e Y050, recently fresh; Durham cow, aged, due March 18 ; Durham cow 7 years, due April 3. Durham cow, 6 yea's, milking, bred again ; Duehttm cow 0 years, milking, bred again; Durham. cow, 8 years, milking, bred again. 6 Durham steers,. 650 to 700 }b ; 2 yearling heifers; 4 Durham calves,Shorthorn bull 1. ea Y tmavailable). I pels n b e) These cattle are from an purebredprod, of chose qunt)ty. PIGS-15 chunks approx.100I) IMPLLMDNTS-10 -e0MaG.-) tractor on rubber (a-1 condition)Oliver 2 furrow trac- tor plow; McC,-D. 3 section spring tooth har- rows (new) • McC.-D, 15 disc fertilize]. drill with power lift & tractor hitch (nearly new) Massey Harris side del. rake; M -Ii binder 7 ft. cut; MeC: D, cern binder; MeC.-D. manure screwier; 111-11 mower, 5 ft. cut; M -H 2 -row sealer; • 4 section inn drag harrows; 3 drum steel roller; rubber Eire wagon '(6.00s16 three :tint rare and gravel hos; set of stoop sleighs; electric feed cooker; Renfrew electric cream separator 650 Ib cap. (newly new) ; electric brooder (300 chick capacity); oolong house 12':(20'; range shelter; wheel barrow ; forks, shovels• logging chains, sacks, ate. Haritos.9- Set of brass amounted breeching harness Near- ly new)' set of plowing harness;. horse col- lars & bridles. Grain & Feed -50 bus, of Galore barley (suitable for seed) ; quantity of mixed grain; approx.. 3 bon mixedhey baled. FARM - At game time and place there will beofferedfor sale, subject to reserve bid, If not sold previous to sale date, the Farm consisting of 100 50000 of choice clay loam, 114 storey brick house, an L-shaped bank barn 340 x 70 and 36' x 48'; alsoanother. harp 34'x56': a never falling supply of water' (2 8001:16 creeks). A pressure system: hydro throughout the buildings. TERMS -On chat- tels cash. Onfarm .10% on date of sale and balance_ in 30 days. CORDON HILL, Proprietor Edward W. Elliott, .Auctioneer Clearing Auction Sale FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS -At Lot f.I, Con. 1, McICBIon Tp, 2 mile west of Sen forth,. nen Ne. S highway, on Friday,. Mach 10 at I p.m. HORSES -Bay horse 12 years -o1d, aged grey horse. CATTLE -Part Ayrshire caw due March 26; blue cow due April 2; roan cow due May 9; Hereford cow due in June; Here- ford heifer freshened in the fall ;. 9 steers about. 050 lbs; 2 steer and 2 heifers 1 year old bull calf. PIGS -Registered York sow due May 4 Y aIMPLEMENTS-7 It cut M -Ii binder; 6 ft cut McCormick mower; M -H hay loader. ; hay take; hay fork 10 tooth cultivator 11 -hoe ACM drill miler; MeC: D, manure spreader; 4 -section harrows; Fleury single plow; small cutting boa; low wagon ; 16 ft rack with shift top Clinton fanning 10111; 2,p00 IU scales;. turnip drill ; Woods electric grinder nearly new; DeLaval cream separator; toll' buggy; set of sloop sleighs; stone boat ; 2 pig mates; 4 range shelters' feeders; drink- ing fountains; coal brooder; 'stoves; sap pan ; 60 buckets; epees; grass seeder; set of team harness; 3 collars' pair of woollen blankets; robe, whi0'letreee, Mike, shovels, etc,. Terme cash, ROY LAWSON,"Prop, named Jackson, Auctioneer. FOR SALE. The following two parcels of land belong- ing to the Estate of the late Johanna Cronin ere offered for sale by tender. Written tenders will be received et the office- of McConnell & lays, Soeforth, for the properties separately until Monday, March 22, 1048. Highest or any other tender not necessarily accepted. Terms 10/ cash with tender and balanoe on closing 30 days after acceptance of tender. FIRSTLY:,. Modern 5 -room stucco cottage end lot on No, 0 I•Iighway in Village of St. Columban. Bathroom and pressure system. Telephone. Built new 12 years ago. Low taxes. Near Church, school, store and' Post Office. Immediate possession. SECONDLY: 100 acre grass farm.' Well watered' by natural spring, Lot 24, Third Concession, Hibbert. L miles south of St. Columban, Apply MCCONNELL & HATS, Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitors for Instate CARD OF, THANKS Mr,; and Mrs. Robt, Dalrymple, Egmend villa, wish to acknowledge with grateful thanks and appreciation the many trete of kindness shown to themby the nurses, their friends, and neighbors; also to those wire so kindly sent cards, flowers and gifts, doting the time Mr. Dalrymple was in Scott Memor- ial Hospital, Seaforth.. I wish to thank all my friends dor their kindexpressions of sympathy duying my re- gent bereavement, for the floral tributes, the nurees of Scott MemorialHospital, those who kindly loaned cars, also Rev. Mr, McWilliams, and all those' MRS. kindly assisted. SWORDEN IN MEMORIAM FORSYTH-In' loving' memory of our ` dear • parents, henry Forsyth who passed aware Mach 14, .1531, and Elizabeth Forsyth, who passed may Mar. 25, 1947. ' •Sweet memories will -linger forever Time cannot change them, it's true, Tea's that may come cannot 'sever, Our loving' remembrance of you., -Ivan and Eva; Vera and Wilfred. McNICIIOL-Iia. loving memory of Duncan McNichol, whodied one year' ago,, March 22, 1947. He is gone, but not forgotten, And, as dawns another year, In our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of him are always near. Days of sadness will come o'er us, Friends may think the wound is healed, But they little know the sorrow That Iles within the heart congealed. -Ever remembered by his loving wife and family. FOR SALE 3 yea• -old cattle. GORDON M;DONALD, Seaforth, phone 836 r 25. FOR SALE Good two wheel trailer, fits any Ford wheel, with racks; also some good sows coming in soon and later. 3 small steels, 111-31 fertilizer drill, HARVEY McILWAIN, 852 r 23.' LOST DOG White (e in vicinity short -haired intWinthrop. Phone 317, Senforth. • FOR SALE Seed Grain, No, 1 commercial Ajax Oats $1.00 per bus. No. 1 commercial Galore barley 52 per bus. Sacks free. W. 5. F BELL, Kinpen FOR SALE Large sap pat. IYIARK HAMILTON, Rill Welton. Phone 48 r 26 Brussels • FOR SALE Otto good Durham heifer to freshen in April. /UFO one good heifer, Part Durham, 111) DO Polled R 2f Seaforth at of APO'. FOR SALE 3 -piece chesterfield, maroon velour & rely, 1 green chair. Excellent condition, about $75. Phone 367-w, evenings. , FOR SALE A Shorthorn bull 11 months old. GUY DORRANGE, phone 040 r 12 Seaforth. WANTED TO BUY Child's crib, large wanted. Annly at New Office. FOR SALE Three York sons due to farrow Aprl 15. Hensel' 97 r 24. ROBT. E. ROBINSON FOR SALE 200 bus. of chilefeed or seed Buck -who ROBERT MULLET, phone 831 r 10 FOR SALE One stiff toothed cultivator, width 8 He equipped with power lift, narrow and wide shovels. Also one spring tooth .Cultivator with narrow and wide .shovels, 8 ft. wide and suitable for tractors. WM. ALEXANDER, 11113 Heneall FARMS FOR SALE 100 acres, lot 26, con. 10, Hibbert Tp., lo- cated 214 mile west of Cromarty. Good brick house, 7 rooms, hard and soft water inside; good large bank . am ; cement stabling, water inside. Good henhouse andchive shed. All under good state of cultivation. 65 acres of gran. Ile miles from school. Write to MRS. THOMAS WORDEN, Seaforth P.O., or in person above Smith's Grocery. Store 100 acres situated on 2nd eon. HRS, lot 32, opposite number 4 school house. Sold with farm equipment or without. Possession any time, with terms, 0, L. SWITZER, Clinton R It 4t5. Lot 20,' Con. 7, I3ibbert, 100 acres. Good brick house, 2 bank barns, cement stabling, Dori water su 1 g nn. y Apply W. D. McIVER,'Stara. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Peter Fitzpatrick All persons having claims against the Es- tate of Peter Fitzpatrick, late of the Township of Ribbert, in the County of Perth, deceased, who died on or about the 16th day of Febru- ary. 1945 are here notified send f y. byeto n to 01 the -undersigned n m• before re 8th g o be s the day of April, 1948, full Payticulas Of their claims Tmmcdietely after the saidlast mentioned date, the assets of the said estetc will be distributed amongst the patties . entitled thereto having rega'd only to • Nelms of which the undersigned shell then have notice, to the exclusion of all others, and the under- signed will not be liable to any person of whose clnlm the undersigned shall not then have notice for the assets so distributed nr any pelt thereof. Dated at Seaforth this 16th day of Maeh, 1948. McCONNELL & RAYS, Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the Administratrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Hugh Dunlop. All persons having claims against the Estate of Hugh Dunlop, late of the Town o4 Sea - forth, in the County of Huron, Retired. Ferni- er, deceased, who died on or about. the 1411, day of February, 1048, are hereby notified to. send in to the undersigned on or before the 30d day of April, 1948, full particulars of their elaime. Immediately after the said last mentioned date, the 000010of the said estate will be dis- tributedamongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the hndersigned shall then have notice. to the exclusion of all others, and the undersigned. will not Ire liable to any person. of "whose claim the undersigned shall not then have notice for the assets so distributed or. any part -thereof. Dated at Seaforth this Oth day of March, 1948. M cCONNIILL & HAYS Seaforth, h, Ontario Solicitors for the Executors. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ie the Matto' of the Authorized Assignment' of Gordon Walker of the Town of Sea- forth, in the County of Huron, Debtor. Notice is hereby given that Gordon Walker of the Town of Seaforth, County of Huron, Storekeeper, made an authcilred assignment on the 28th day of February, 1948, and that the first meeting of creditors mill be hold on 23rd day of March, 1048, at the hour of two - thirty in the afternoon in the Court House, London. Ontario. To vote thereat, proofs of claim and proxies must be filed with me prior thereto. Those having,claims against the estate must file the seem with the Custodian or the Trus- tee when appointed before dlslaibution is made, otherwise the proceeds of the estate will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, without regard to such claim. Dated at Clinton this 16th doe, of March, 1048. CHARLES G. MIDDLETON, Custodian, Clinton, Ont. Auction Sale On Ttiesday, March 30th, 12.30 p.m. Ole GRASS LAND -One hundred forty-five acres. Lot 7, East tf of lot S, in second conn McKillop, 114 north, lee west from Dublin. Well fenced. Good drilled well, windmill. 75 acres two years seeded. TERMS given clay of cele. MIKE Mc0ARTHY, Proprietor. IIarold Jackson, Auctioneer FOR SALE Quantity of Galore- seed barley. PEARSON CHARTERS, phone 656 r 4 FOR SALE Quantity .of. mixed Seed, made up of TIM- othy, -Alfalfa and Yellow Blossom. Also a euantity of Yellow Blossom seed. THOS. J. ADAMS, phone 14 011 607, Seaforth central FOR SALE A quantity of Ajax Seed Oats, pure and clean; also Cartier oats and 6 -rowed barley -nixed; and a few bags of SPY apples. ApPIY EARL LAWSON, phone 12 ,on 841 Seaforth: WANTED • Notice to teamsters' and truckers, or anyone gathering clay needed large o s fillings. Handy clean l4 e. to 'dump..No rubbish. C. H, ADDICOTT; Goderlch-'Street east. FOR SALE 2 Apartment, Solid Brick house, new Fur - ace with Fang New Electric Wiring, 2 New 3 PO, Bathrooms and 2 modern kitchens with bunt in cupboards, Well situated. One apart- ment rented. Apply to 11. 0. OHAMBERLAIN, Real Estate Broker, Seaforth, FOR SALE A gas iron, coal brooder, Spartan five bat- tery radio. Apply to' CLARENCE RIIGELE, Phone Dublin 64 a 9 FOR SALE Grade No. 1 Mao Oslo $1.50 per Ire Grade No, 1 Galore Barley $2 per bu.. Sacks free., This is exceptionally good seed. Power cleaned. A. 13. BELL, Kippen' 11R2. Phone 03 r 2, Hensel! - AT. FINNIGAN'S SOMETHING TO BE THANKFUL FOR ON MAR. 17 There are men Whose hearts aro as lonely as a winter night at sea. BUT. NOT IRISH HEARTS . No, 1 Spuds, 75 lb. ,........2419, No, 1 Amber Honey, 4 lb... 79e Limit to customer -6 tags Juice Oranges, 2 doz,, .49c . Club House Oofiee, 1b 59c` 1N STOGI{-Spy Apples. These Gold Medal Tea 11). 890 apples are guaranteed No. 1 IN STOCK -KLEENEX IBEX BLANKETS TABLE OILCLOTH W. J. FINNIGAN & SON POSITION WANTED ,Stenographer wishes position; one year's experience typing -mid shorthand.. Apply at The News Office, FOR SALE Seed Grain, choice quality, Valor and Erben oats, 0A0 No. 21 barley, This is excoPtioeally well cleaned sed, reeso1a1112' priced: BOB ARCHIIBALD, phone 066 r 16 Seaforth FOR SALE . A drag saw outfit' complete with motor, track and carriers. - Also another drag saw outfit to put on a tractor will cut down trees, etc. GEORGE REGELE, 12114 Mitchell IT SAVES TO REPAIR • Shoes made like new W. J. THOMPSON JACK'S SHOE REPAIR SACRIFICE . CLEARING OUT ' SALE p These Pass - Don't We Must Clear Everything Out Ladies' SILK SILIPS Reg. 1.89. To clear 1.00 Prices -at Men's UNDERWEAR BE TI'IRIFTY - BUY FOR. NEXT YEAR. THESE PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT. Combinations, fibbed cotton and wool, fleece lined, Merino_72. sizes 42 to 44 only. To Clear $2.00 Men's Sharkskin Windbreakers Some waterproofed, some with zippers $3.00 Ideal for sport wear Men's OVERCOATS' Another chance to buy for next year. Warm, long wearing coats. Reg. 29.00, To clear 12.00 BOYS' LEATHER BOOTS 2.49 BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE Terry Cloth JERSEYS A11 sizes. Rog. 79c 49c BOYS' OXFORDS Black and Brown, to clear 1.98 ONE LOT OF SHOES- BOYS' HOES BOYS' OXFORDS & BOOTS Ladies' Rubber GOLOSHES One and two fasteners. Special 1.25 Men's Sleeveless SWEATERS Ladies' and Growing Girls' OXFORDS Maroon and Sand. All sizes, only Black and Brown 1.00 1.98 Men's ROMEO SLIPPERS 2.25 Boys' Bushman WORK RUBBERS To clear 1.25 Green Front Dept. Stores Opposite Post Office Seaforth Ladies' Pumps and Shoes 1.98 Children's and Boys' RUBBERS 40c -are Lower Attention Citizens of Hensall and District Hensall and District Community Recreational Centre THIS BUILDING WILL INCLUDE AN ICE SURFACE 170 X 70 A GYMNASIUM AN ASSEMBLY HALL, KITCHEN ETC. Minimum Objective $20 000 Don't fail` the Young Farmers Don't fail the Children of This Community CAMPAIGN STARTS MONDAY, MAR. 22 Give Generously to Your Canvasser THIS IS THE ONLY APPEAL OF THIS KIND OVER A 25.YEAR PERIOD COMMITTEE Fred Bonthron, Treasurer E. L. Mickle, T. C. Joynt, W. Spencer, R. H. Middleton