HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1948-03-25, Page 8THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1948
Auction Sale
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS — At
south half o£ lot 12, Con: 7, Morris Twp., 114
miles north Brussels and 4 miles west, on
Menday, March 29, et 1 p.m.
HO1tSES-1 black mare 9 years 1 bay
mare 18 years; 1 bay driving mare 9 years
old, ggcod single or double. fresh '0 weeks.
CON'S -1 red cow 7 years,
with-. calf ; 1 grey cow 8 years, .freshens in
May ; 1 red cow- and calf, fresh2 weeks'; 1
aged black cow. due June7; 1 aged black and
white cow, due May 14.; 0 heifers coming 2
years : 2 steers coming 2. 6 yearling calves,,
IMPLEMENTS -1 M-11 hay loader; 1 111
-11
manure spreader; 1 M-11 side rake
cutting box ; 1 M -H seed drill ; 1 M -H .grain:.
grinder, 9 inch 1 rubber belt 5 in. wide;.
1 -belt 3 in. wide; 1 bay knife; 1 root puller;
rubber tired wagon .with rack; steel tired,
wagon end 16 It. stock rack • Chatham fan-
ning mill with bagger; steel tired' top buggy;.
cutter's -1 Portland neatly new,; set double
harness; get•.. single harness:; 3 wooden bar-
rely; steel gal barrel; 3. horse collars.
Household ,Effects — Coleman gas lamp;.
Coleman gas lantern; Coleman gas iron; 2
coal oil laaterns'� 2. coai oil lamps; e
coaloil stave with oven; coal oil heater;
Good Cheer hanker, wood or coal; brooder
stove; numerous ether articles. Terms cash.
ARTHUR HENSDERSON, Peopeieter
Harrold Jackson, Auctioneer
Auction Sale
FARM STOCK
0 9K SAroND nIM�PLEMER TS'- At
Lot el,
April 2,at 1 P.m..
HORES—Matched team blacks, 5 years;
bay mare rising 8 years.
CATTLE -Roan cow due Jane 12 ; roan
cow due Sept,27; red cow due H eford cow due Oct. 30 ;
cow due Julyuly 10;
Holstein cow due time of sale; .roan cow due
May 12; black cow fresh; red cow fresh;
red heifer due June 30; red heifer due Sept.
16; red heifer due Sept. 8; red heifer due
Sept. 10; 4 steers rising 2 years; 6 heifers 2
years; 6 yearlings; 7 calves; Shorthorn bull
14 months old. PIGS—Brood sow due May
1; brood sow- due Apr. 25; 8 chunks 175 lb ;
11 chunks 100 lb. Collie dog.
IMPLEMENTS—Farmall H tractor on rub-
ber equipped with huller and muffler; M.H
binder, 7 ft.; Deering mower, 5 ft; 11 -hoe
fertilizer drill: 16 (1901 drill; M -H manure
spreader; Deering side rake, new; M -H dump
rake; hay loader grindstone; lever harrows;
e drum steel roller; tractor disc harrow; 5
section harrows; E furrow tractor Plow;
walking plow; set sleighs; grain crusher;
rubber tired wagon; steel tired scuiller;
earthy; cutter: hay folk ; sling rupee; flat
reek; set scales; set double harness; gravel
box ; Deering Cream separator; extension
ladder; electric brooder; gas drum; stone
boat ; forks, shovels, hoes, whiffietrees, neck-
-l.' chains. boxes, barrel. &e. en tons
nkxed hue; 400 bushels mixed grain.
Keelson eteme Terms cash. No reserve.
b 0.4ORE eleBRI11E, Proprietor.
Freek Taylor, Alvtn, Wolper, Auct's,
wagon:; Bain 10w wagon; flat rack with slid-
ing Platform. Stock rack:: Hog crates, Gravel,
box' . stone boat; StenhQPe top buggy ; grass fork and rope; sling ropes; baga rrels
cream
seeder; chicken shelter;.
sep-
arator. No. 12 Detente separator, Nec1hovele,.
chains,. wire stretcher,
forks,hoes mrd numerous othernarticies.
Number elm planks. Grain bag9 aa1s11 g sacks,
Thresher's. hook. Harness—Ssu eat
rubber
ness; set back bend harness;
moohted single harness; collar and collar
tops. Horse blankets: Grain—About 100 Me
suitable
Alaska oats and 100 bu, mixed gra
for seed... About 75 bu. b ityt bay,; mange's,
w
bushels seed beans. @-
-nd turnips. Terms cash. Farm is sold,
al Proprietor.
R, oY.f MaaLARE Auctioneer.
Harold Jackson,
Auction Sale
OF CHOICE DURHAM CATTLE. & Imple-
ments. Monday, April 5 at 1 51.Ta. at Lot 15.
Con,. 1, Tuc3eremith, l' toast eb Egmondvflle
3 tied 4 year old risingeeen years old
1 chestnut filly 4 sale ; roan
Red cow. due to f180180a time f os car at
cow with calf at foot; r 0' steers
foot; fi Durham coidue inApril;
yeatOald
1,000 1b (fat) ; 6 year -Ohl M -H sY. Itlfv 8n
-fmerrowhe-1.s,
mac plow,nernatio International; geld-flee
TAME cash.
Harold Jackson Auctioneer
Clearing Auction Sale
FARM, FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS.
Lot 28, Con. 11, 14141011 . on Wednesdays.
April 7, at 1 o'clock.HORSBS _Brown mare
wast of Winthrop.
9 years; blown mare 12 Years; brown gelding
12 years; team of roan colts, mare & horse,
ruing twoE and 20 cowssars old.
freshe ed 2 monts;
CATTLE
heifer freshened 1 month; 2 cows freshened cows to
1 month; dew freshened S months;
f res e O of s2le 0200,cow onerin calfshen rl oag''d
2 heihers risingbuY
Shorthorn bull 2 years ; 4 steer 2 years; 4
steers 1 yam•; 3 heifers 1. yeav: 4 sprang
calves. PIGS—Sou' due April 28 ; 11 chunks
125 115 ; 12 chunks 176 lb.
IMPLEMENTS—M-H binder 7 et. cut; NFH
manure spreader: NI -11 hay loader drop head;
International mower, 6 ft. cut; Internetiosss'
side delivery rake; roller; set of disco; sting
teeth cultivator; riding plough;
plough; set of harrows ; seed drill; harrow
cart; cutter; 2 wagons, steel tires; gravel box;
I0 -ft. hay rack with half rack:
mil i f sletihs
withth flat rack;- Clintonfamine
box; cream separator; stone boat; muffler,
new; set of breeching harness; set of plough
harness horsecollars; range
Barrels,virstretchers, grind stone,
gag 0
0 opies, :re
elm lumber 2 and 1 Inc],.
Fureifure Exte1sioir table, 6 chairs; bed-
room relies spring -filled mnttt'ess; bedsteads
set of springs; glace eupiloord 2I0 tib scales.
FARMS --Lot 29, len acres. 5 acres of maple
hush, w'eil dratined. _good frame house coveeed
with asphalt shingle, L bank barns. Farm in
avmrderful state of cultivation. LeC4 77
set','•, all in crass. Terms on chattels Cash.
Terme en 00090/17 made known day of sale.
STANLEY GARNHAM. Proprietor.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
E, P. Chesney. Clerk
Clearing Auction Sale
FARM, FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS.
At Lot 6 & 7, Con. 13. McKillop. 'r- miles
north f- Dublin. then 1?:, west; Or 21: 800111
of Walton, then 5 miles east, on Friday,
.13141 2nd., commencing at 12 o'clock sharp.
HeRSES-1 Perchetron gelding 10 yens 1
eleeteut mare 11 years; Clyde mare 0 year's',
(eye: gelding I years; a general purposes
gohlings 10 and 11 years old,
CATTLE—Durham cow due in April ; Dur-
ham raw, fresh, with calf by side; Durham
1.w•, fresh, calf by side ; Durham cow due in
Nay; clack cow due in Liar; black cow, fresh,
sats byside; Durham cow, aged,
go l ggrass-
es.;
Durham cow, £fresh,
blue heifer due in May ; Durham heifer, due
in May; Holstein heifer, due in May.
3 Durham steers and 6 heifers, rising 2
yea's; 6 Durham steers and heifers rising 1
yea'; 6 Pall calves. HOGS -6 Yorkshire sows
due In May and June; 20 chunks 50 lbs; 11
chunks about 60 ib ; 24 chunks 175 Tbs; 1
Yorkshire boar 2 years old.
IMPLEMENTS — McGe tractor 1V--30 on
steel. as good as new; McCormick 0 ft. stiff
• tooth cultivator, nearly new ; Me09) 3 -furrow
tractor plow; 12" Beatty grain grinder; 12"
Pape; corn blower with pipes; 24-36 Mildmay
threshing machine with Schroeder elevator,
nearly new ; 100 et. 7 -in, drive belt; McC-1)
ft. binder nearly new; McCormick mower,
7 et.; 94-14 side rake; McC-1) dump rake;
M-11 hay loader; steel laid troller; M11 corn
cultivator; M -H 11 -hoe fertilizer seed drill;
M,H 12-1800 seed drill with mess seed attach-
ment•t; M -H cultivator; disc; 2 sets of 4 -sec.
harrows; Taco manure %treader, nearly new;
•feel wagon with wagon box ; truck wagon;
hey rack with sliding rack; sleighs with flat.
rack ; fanning mill ; Melotte cream separator,
7311 lb cap.; Renfrew cream separator with
motor attachment, 000 Ib op.; harrow cant,
bugler, cutter, walking plow, 1922 Plymouth
sedan, gond shape, hoose clippers with sheet
(Upping attachment. Forks, shovels, crosscut
'0w'; post hole auger; Bubdox milk tester;
gas stove with oven ; single furrow riding
Plow; 2ee hp gas engine, Harness 2 sets
double harness; single harness; odd collate.
FARM -200 acres more or less, brick house,.
beck kitchen, wood shed, furnace, bathroom,
hank barn 00x120; straw bed 40x44; double
deck hen house; cement flooring; drive shed
311851' ; gavage, 3 nerer-falling welle, lythe,
near schen. church, Ile miles off county rd.,
45 neves under cultivation, 10 acres fall wheat,
3n arms good bush, bal. grass. Farm offered
subject to reserve bid. 10% day of sale, bal.
in 30 days, or arrangement canbe made with
the Proptitor. Terms or chattels, cash. No
reserve as the Proprietor is giving un farming
HENRY A. BENNEWIES, Proprietor.
Fred W, Ahrens, Auctioneer
FOR SALE
7 wheel trailer with 'stook rack, like ne
WK. ANDERSON, Phone 844:25 Seaforth
FOR SALE
McCormick -Deering manure spreader, used
PM years, like new. SCOTT POULTRY
FARMS, Seaforth
FOR SALE
Nine pigs eight weeds old. C, P VAN MIL,
Roxboro
FOR SALE
A quantity of Cartier oats, containing some
No -Barb barley, for seed. AUSTIN DEleTEIZ,
phone Seaforth 860 r 14
FOR SALE
A limited Quantity of power. cleaned. Aleike
Seed, ..WILBER E. KEYES, Seaforth O56r11
Clearing Auction Sale
FARM STOCI{ & 'IMPLEMENTS. Satur-
day, March 27-12.30 sharp. Lot 13, Con, 3,
rd
HORSES 1Geey northor4 Dublin,
�bt'own mere
0 years; brown gelding 7 years; brown mare
9 year's old, Harness- 2 sets of back band
harness; 1 set of single harness; horse collars
CATTLE—Durham cow due Aug. 20; Dut•-
bam cow due Aug. 25; 4 Durham cows due
in .Sept.; 4 Durham cows recently fresh and
bred again; 3 Durham steers 1,000 le ; 4
Durham steers rising 2 years; 2 Durham
heifers rising 2 years; 8 Durham steers and.
heifers t year; 6 Durham calves. -These
Cattle
P beayBswith
'reactors,
PIGS-3chunkHEN51New
Hampshire hens. Colony. house 5x10'..2 rain
shelters. Brooder Hays l0 other poultry Galrequipe
bar-
ley; 150 bu. of Ajax oats; 175 bus. of Ajax
oats & Galore barley mixed 1-3 barley & 2-3
Data. 2 ton 2-12-6 fertilizer ; 10 bags Katahaei
notrdoes. All above mein cleaned and graded
for seed, 10 bu. 0f timothy seed, 16 ton of
mixed hay.
IMPLEMENTS—Flp loader;
binder, rake 11; M -H
mower 6 ft. ;
hae
teddet'; grain drill; ki-II cultivator; 5 sect. ;
4 sect. & 3 sect. of diamond harrows; 3 -drum
steel troller; International manure spreader;
4 -row potato sprayer; M -H corn acutfler; 2
single walking scuffles's; 1 potato plow ; 2
furrow riding plow ; 1 single riding plow ;
2 walking plows; 2 disc harrows, in & out-
tlurow; tubber -tired wagon ; 2 farm wagons;
set of bench sleighs and ruck; 16 ft. flat
rack; gravel box; 4 -ladders; ,fanning mill;
sled grain grader; 2,000 ih scales.
Quantity of lumber & plank. Car and hay
rope 175 ft.; slings; sling chain & hay fork.
Cutter, 1 Tubber -tired buggy ; rubber -tired
wheel barrow. Renfrew cream separator: Me -
tette cream separator (never used). 1?_, hp
gen engine. Int. 7 hp Int. gas engine, Pune)
jack, power rip .saw, emery stone, iron ket-
tles.
etles, large eopper kettle; 2 cross cut saws;
forks, shovels, logging .chains, whippletrees,
nsckynkes, host of other articles. Terms sash
LEO KRAUSKOPF. Proprietor
Ilarold Jaekson & Joseph Ryan, Auct,'s
Clearing Auction Sale
ENTIRE HERD HIGH QUALITY Dai
y
ws and Heifers, Horses, Grain, linple-
mente and Household Effects.
On Lot 10, Con..
n, Hay Tp., Babylon Line, 174. miles east and
.h., Mouth of ?.rick, int Wednesday, March
31, commencing at 1 p.m. sharp.
HORSES — Matched team black Percheron
eetdhigo rising 7 and 10 years; grey Perch-
eros mare rising 8 years; roan Percheron
mare rising 5 years. These are all good qual-
ity horses averaging about 1500 Ib each.
DAIRY CATTLE — Highly bred Holstein
bull rising 2 years; Holstein cow 5 years
old, due in April ; Holstein Cow 5 years, due
ie Oetober; Holstein cow 4 years. due in
Ante Dart Jersey an
d w art Holstetn c 4
» o
Mars. bred in February, with calf at fact
Holstein cow 6 years, with calf at foot
Holsten. cow 5 years, due at time of sale
Holstein cow 5 year, bred Morels 10, with
calf at foot; Holstein cow 4 year, vaccin-
ated, fresh since March 10; Holstein heifer,
aaecieated, fresh since March 8, with calf at
foot; part Ayrshire and Jersey cow 4 years,
due at time of sale; 2 Holstein heifers 2
Years. Inc in October; Holstein cow 5 years
old, due end of May; part Durham and Hol-
stein cow, 7 years, heavy with calf; Holstein
heifer, 2 years, vaccinated, due in June;
Holstein heifer, 2 years, vaccinated, with calf
at foot; 2 Holstein keifere, vaccinated, bred
in February ; 2 Holstein yearling heifers, vac -
Heated: 5 Holstein heifer calves, vaccinated,
Year old, This is a very choice herd.
Hay and Grain—Quantity of mixed hay ; 50
bus. of mixed Galore Barley and Alaska seed
grain ; 4 bus. mixed clover and timothy seed.
IMPLEMENTS—Deering 11 -hoe drill ; New
Ideal No. 10 spreader, like new; M -H side
delivery rake; Male 12 -ft, steel rake; Cock -
shut. 3 -horse cultivator; No. 21 M -H mower,
6103, cut; Oliver 2 -furrow tiding plow ; MeD.
walking plow; 2 wheel trailer with stoek.
rack; low steel tired wagon; 16 -ft. flat hay
Trask; 1 -man sliding rack 4 section harrows;
1 -horse muffler, new ; M H 2-horsemuffler;
light wagon light sleigh ; buggy ; euttor ;
9 rolls 14-11 snow fence; 6 rolls 14 -ft, fence
for portable silo ; 2 electric fencers; 2 sets
double harness ; brass mounted britohen har-
ness; Stewartpower clipper. Dairy Equipm't
Clean Easy milking machine with gas motor
in first class condition ; Vlking cream eeper-
ator 960 lb cap.; strainer peel, milk cans Qct,
Household Effects -Empire kitchen range;
Royal kitchen. ,range, both in good condition,
ga-s stove; 4 -leaf exteslon table, etc,
LEWIS "SCHRAG, Proprietor.
Alvin Wainer, Auctioneer,
FOR SALE
Model A. ear 1930; withgood tires, good
shape; also some goad sows. M -H fertilizer
drill, 3 small s.
ILWAIN,, phonerass 852 ,rst3 Seaforth HARv'Ey Mc -
FOR SALE
Available for immediate 'shipment:. Spring
tooth lever. harrows.. Harrows: Roodmaster
rubber tired wagon. Also alleeteel wagon with
lubber tires. Mace Dealer,DONALD
BUCHANAN, 850' r 26' Seaforth
WANTED
A limited number of cattle to pasture from'
t0to 0. Apply lst.ROY YLAWSON shade, lots of
nw
FOR SALE
BOALTON, /rushes of
Phone 840dr 22 OUTS
FOR SALE
8 pure bred Tamworth hogs, serviceable
age. LESLIE PEPPER, Clinton 16-615
FOR SALE
14 weanlings, 7 weeks old. ANGUS
BROWN RR3 Seaforth. Ph. Clinton 014r13
FOR SALE
Blue cow due April 24. Holstein cow milk-
ing good, bred February 5, ALDEN CR1CH,
RR3 Seaforth. Phone Clinton 614-13
FOR SALE
Quantity of mixed Seed, made up of Tim-
othy,Alfalfa and Yellow Blossom, Also a
quantity of Yellow Blossom seed. THOS. J.
ADAMS, Phone 14 on 067, Seaforth central
Auction Sale
FOR SALE
.Used Winghom cook stove with water front.
Apply W, J, THOMPSON, Main street
HOUSE FOR SALE
Six roomed house and barn, in Seaforth, five
WILLIAM land,
Seaforth,
FOR
water. Apply to
FOR SALE
Kitchen range, all' white porcelain, and a
six-piecebreakfast., suite, white with blank.
WM. LEYBURNE,. phone 2832 Seaforth
FOR SALE
Golden Vine Seed Peas, 54 per bushel. In-
ternationttl 13 hoe erten drill in excellent
condition; steel tire farm wagon ; also clothes
wringer. JOSEPH KALE, RIO Seaforth.
Phone 40 r 10 Dublin
FOR SALE
Machinery and contents of machineshop,
withequipment to sharpen lawn mowers.
Power lawn mower- 25" cut. 1940 Ohev. spec-
ial club coupe. LOUIS EBERHART, :Seaforth
FOR SALE
A Quantity of Ante oats, suitable for -seed.
Some mixed .grain. Ajax oats and ,galore.
barley suitable for seed. Price 53.50. a ow.
N. R. DORR'ANOE, phone 989-21 Seafort1,
00 FARM STOCK, IMPLE&TENTS, Hay,
Grain and Furniture. On Lot 10, Con. 0, Tp.
of Logan, 201. miles north and 114 miles east
of Mitchell, Wednesday Mar. 31, at 12 o'clock
HORSES Two bay mares with .white Maces
and 4 white legs,• 10 years old. 1 registered.
1 Percheron filly rasing 4 years, good workers
CATTLE -30 head, 3 registered Hereford
females and (read registered Shorthorns.'
All have been TB tested with no reactors,
and vaccinated for Bangs. Cows are bred to
a Clenburn Fusilier bull, or calves at foot,
2 bulls, also 4 grades.
HOGS — 40 head of purebred with worth
swin1. e, sows due in May ;
6 -weeks old.1-2-year-old boar. Balance boars
and sows 3 months to 6. months old.
POULTRY—Geese, Embden, 1 matte and 3
females. Aylesbury ducks. 10 white rocks.
25 and 75 hybrid (Sussex x New Hamp•).
Hay and Grain -20 tone of hay. 50 bus.
OAC Barley. 35 bus. of Ajax Oats; 50 hue.
Cartier and Barley mixed. This grain is
grown from certified seed.
IMPLEMENTS —M -H binder 0 foot cut;
M -H haylooder; M -H side rake; M -1I mower,
514 foot cut. These implements are nearly
new. Deering fertilizer 11 -disc drill; disc
harrow; land roller; cultivator; plough;
harrows; 1 new ball-bearing rubber -tire
wagon; 1 eel -tire truck wagon, 1 -man roller
hay rack; 2 gravel boxes; 2 Clinton fanning
mile with motor attached; sleighs; flat rack;
rubber -tire buggy; cutter; Melotte cream sep-
arator, manure spreader, set 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,
whlifletroes, lumber, cedar posts, other articles
Furniture — Wood and coal range; electric
raitgette, child's rolled top writing desk and
chair, hall seat and mirror, copper boiler,
extension table, wilton rug. buffalo robe,
cocoa matting, Oliver typewriter ; 1 day bed;
child's rs cash. No reserveaasl farm n older
JAS. C. DOUGLAS, Proprietor.
Fred W. Ahrens, Auctioneer.
Auction Sale
OF STOCK & IMPLEMENTS, Seed Grain
& Hay will be held on Lot 7, Con. 12, Tuclt-
esmith, ley miles west of Chiseihurst, on
Thursday, March 25, at 1 o'clock,
]10310125-1 bay
team mares 9 and
ye
ars
CATTLE -6 young Durham cows -1 COMM
d 1st v
eek in April ; 2 cows due
end of
April; e. cows ham in l2 2 heifersduo 16th
f Juna. Durham bull 2 Years old.
6 yeas.,
ling heifer. 0 yearling steers. PIGS -8 young
sows due end of May.
2 doz. white Leghorn Ilene.
IMPLEMENTS •— 1 M -H 11 ft. cut binder;
M H 5 ft. cut mower; 10 ft. rake; 11 hoe
drill with grass box; cultivator ; disc harrows;
2 plows; 2 wagons; scuffle:; 1 hay rack;
cuter; buggy; fanning mill sleighs; 1 set
scales; 1 set double hsrness; 1 set single har-
ness ; 1 grindstone. Some stove wood.
Qnentity of elm plonks, Grain bags-; -IJu
r chairs 1 ei 1t-
al churn ; washing
machine; 1 red amino andm mattress; Inear-
ly new 3 -burner oil stove 1 settee horsehair
Much: 2 tables 150 sealers and other smaller
articles. 1934 Chevrolet conch good tires, per -
feet condition, battery and heater.
Hay -6 tons mixed. and 10 ton timothy hay.
Seed Grain -50 bus. Banner Oats; 500 bus..
mixed grain cleaned, suitable for seed.
TERMS cash. No reserve as farm is sold,
JAMES'TURNBULL, Proprietor.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer,
Clearing Auction Sale
FARM STOCK AND, IMPLEMENTS,—Lot
8, Con, 1, Tuekersmith, half mile north of
Hensall on No '4 highway, Friday, April 2
at 1 o'clock.
HORSES—Black matched team Clydes. ris-
iog 10 years; black Poreheron mare rising 0.
CATTLE—Cow bred recently. Cow fresh.
Cow due, April 16. Cow due April 21, Cow
due May 12. Yearling steer. Young e01f 90
Bared Rock hens,
IMPLEMENTS—M-II binder 6 ft.; Inter-
national mower. 5 et' 11 -hoe fertiliser thin
811070 era90. 00oder anselment, 'M -H seeing
tooth cultivator. Frost & Wood mac, Dome
oak . Tiny ladder; Hay loader 8 rum steel
roller. One -furrow Cockslett sulky plow.
Walking' plow. 3 section. barrows. Itarrow
cart Cockshutt bean cultivator with dims.
Working scuftler, TIM bean puller.. M-76
701810 ", Fanning mill tvitiibagger attachment.
Set Fettles.' WI'eel barrow;; set sloighs, low
FOR SALE
Seed Grain, choice quality, Valor and Er'ban
oats, OAO No, 21 barley, This is exceptionally
well cleaned seed, roasonahly priced. BOB
ARCHIBALD, phone 655 r 16 Seaforth
Clearing Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS.—
AL
MPLEMENTS.AL north half of Lot 26, McKillop. Twp•. 6
milesnorth of Seaforth, on County road,'. on
Thursday, April 1st, at 1 p.m.
HORSES—Bey horse 8 years old. Aged grey
horse and mare weighing 1400 Ib, work single
or double.
CATTLE -2 Hereford heifers fresh in Feb-
ruary. Hereford sow fresh in. March; Short-
horn
horthoran heifer due time of sale; Shorthorn cow
due time of sale; Hereford cow due time of
sale; Iiereford cow due in April; 3 heifers
coming 2 years old; 3 steers coming 2 years;
5 year-old calves; 8 young calves.
PIGS -1 sow due April 2. 1 sow due Ap 16,..
HENS -50 Barred Rook hens.
MACHINERY—M0C.-Deerin0 tractor 10-20;.
Cockshutt 2 -furrow ploy • 86-50 Decker blow-
er, feeder & elevator extension pipes ; 7 ft.
cut Deering binder; 6 ft. cut mower; 12 ft.
McC. dump rake; Maxwell side rake; Cock-
e •
e droll sowed 9 crops , s P
fertilizer shirt
h 13 -ince £art
cultivators;
12 £t 2F&w
Mathew disc
1V1-11to ht
walking drum roller plow;
eel 8
P W st
6a
dmg harrows, Cockhett manure spreader
(lrke naw) rubber tire wagon bot & stock
reek new)
2 farm wagons wagon rack,.
gravel box cutting box, cutter; fanning mil),
sleigh ; colony house 10x12; Collins electric
brooder; 2incubators; 4 range shelters;
snuffler; lawn mower; M -H spreader; 3 hp
engine; electio fencer; cream separator (Mc -
le, with motor); 2 oil drums; steel poets;
drive belts; whiffle trees, forks etc, water
tank. Harness. 400 bus. mixed grain; 100
bus. oats ; 25 bus. buckwheat ; 50 bus. wheat;
60 lb alfalfa & timothy seed. Furniture—
4 °hairs beds
a Itchen table
Furniture—
Quebec a eat. k,
Q
heater,table,
�altait•ti
m Perfection oil .No
churn,
couch, etc. Terms Dash. No deserve, farm sold:
ROBERT MoFARLANE, Proprietor.
Harold Jackson,Auctioneer
FOR SALE
2 Apartment, Solid- Brick house, new Fur -
ase with Fan, New Electric Wiring, 2 New 3
Pc. Bathrooms and 2 modern kitchens with
built in cupboards. Well situated. One apart-
ment rented. Apply to E. C. CHAMBERLAIN,
Real Estate Broker, Seaforth.
FOR SALE
Seed Grain. No. 1 commercial Ajax Oats
51.50 per bus. No. 1 commercial Galore barley
$2 per bus. Sacks free. W. J. F BELL, Kippen
CASh
FOR DEAD OR DISABLED
ANIMALS
WATCH DAILY PAPERS
FOR CURRENT PRICES
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RIND
PHONE
SEAFORTH 15
EXETER 235
'FOR SALE
Bay gelding, rising four years old, Let 4,
Con. 8, McKillop. FERGUS HORAN,. phone
2318 Dublin. -•
FOR SALE
Four -wheeled trailer, Apply to AUGUST
DUOSIARME, phone 17 r 13 Dublin
FOR SALE
Quantity mixed grain. oats and barley.
Would make goodfeedor seed. Also five head
Durham cattle, four steers and one heifer,
SEOORD. McBRIEN, phone 845r8 Seaforth
WANTED TO BUY
All old horses and 'dead animals.' If
suitable for mink feed, will -Pe7 more than
fertilizer prices—lf not, will pay fertilizer
prices. If dead phone at once. GILBERT
BROS., Mink Ranch, Goderiah. Phone collect FOR SALE
936021, or 9861.82, Godelich
Model A Ford Coach 1981. Sealed beams,
FOR SALE good tires, in good running condition. Apply
200 bus, of choice feed or seed Buckwheat. R. STEPHENSON, Varna.. Hensel! 71M1
ROBERT HULLEY, phone 881 r 16' '
AT FINNIGAN'S
NOTHING IS GIVEN GRATIS
Let youth be reminded that nothing is given gratis. We pay for
knowledge with Tears; for love with Pain; for life with Death, Man
haggles and barters with fate, and pays the Penalty because he must.
IT'S SPRING— Mud is everywhere.on are needing Boots. or Shoes,
If Y
especially rubberboots, remember Finnigan's for Boys, Women's or
Mens.
-'ARRIVED THIS-WEEK—Shipment Dried Fruits, Seeded and Seedless
Raisins, Fancy new Dates, Ride, Figs, .'Prunes
'Seed or Table Potatoes priced to sell"
W. J: FINNIGAN & SON
IN MEMORIAM
LAVERY--In . loving memory of n dear hus-
band and father, Robert Lavery, who
passed elves+ March 28, 1945
His smiling way and pleasant face,
Are a pleasure to recall.
He had a kindly word fol' each,
And diedbeloved by all.
Some day, we know not when,
We will clasp his hand in .the better lined
Never to part again. .
•
—Always remembered by wife Janet and
son .Milton.
FOR SALE
Boy's bicycle, parcel carrier, kick steed,
new rear wheel and ere, - 525. DAVID
BRADSHAW, phone 50 &Otte%
FOR SALE
MCCOrmicleDeering side delivery rake, in
good condition, SCOTT MUFF
FOR SALE
Harley Davidson 74", year -35. In ood
D
condition. Apply L. . SLABK,
FOR SALE
Modern 134, storey frame dwelling insulated.
Coderich etreest east.
Frame cottage, garage, South Main street.
immediate possession.
111 storey, frame asphalt shingle covered,
Ott South Main street, Seaforth.
Modern dwelling on Louisa St., Seaforth.
TT a 12 17711 Cenfn,'f1.-
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1
Auction Sale
On Tuesday, March 30th, 12 30 p.In,
OF GRASS LAND—One hundred forty-five
acres, Lot 7, East ee of lot 8, in second con.,
McKillop, 114 north, lee west from Dublin.
Well fenced. Good drilled well. windmill. 75
aces two years seeded.
TERMS given day of sale.
MIKE MCGARTHY, Proprietor.
Harold Jackson,•Auctioneer
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Peter Fitzpatfick
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate of Peter Fitzpatrick, late of the Township
of Hibbert, in the County of Perth, deceased,
who died on or about the 16th day of Febru-
ary, 1948, are hereby notified to Bend in to
the undersigned on or before the Sth day of
April, 1948, full particulars.' of their claims
Immediately after the said last mentioned
date, the assets of the said estate will be
distributed amongst the pereee entitled
thereto, having regard only to claims of
which the undersigned shall then have notice,
to the exclusion of all others, and the 'ender -
signed will not be liable 5o any person of
whose claim tha undersigned shall not then
have notice for the assets so distributed or
any part thereof. Dated at Seaforth this 15th
day of Marsh, 1048,
McCONNELL & HAYS, Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the Administratrix
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Hugh Dunlop,.
All persons having claims azalea the Estate
of Hugh Dunlop, late of the Town of Sea -
forth, in the County of Huron, Retired Partn-
er, deceased, who died on or about the 14th
day of February, 1048, are hereby notified to
send in to the undersigned on or before the
221 day of April, 1948, full particulars of
thele claims.
Immediately after the said last mentioned
date, the assets of the said .estate will be dis-
tributed amongst the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to claims of which the
undersigned Anil then have notice, .to the
exclusion of all others, and the undersigned
will not be liable tc any -person of whose
Heim the undersigned shall not then hove
notice for the assets so distributed or 0ny
part thereof. Dated at Seaforth this 991 day
of March, 1948.
MoCONNELL & HAYS, Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the. Executors,
MEN WANTED
$35. to 560. A WEEK! Your own business!
No boss, no, timeelock, independence 1 The
leading line of Home Service Products! Fine
city and rural territories available. A vehicle
is needed for routes. If sem have selling
ability and asmall capital — write to -day.
for FREE information — FAMILEX —1000
Delorimier, MONTREAL.
FARMS FOR SALE
110 -acre glass farm, part lot 36, con. 14.
MoKil)op. Never -failing spring creek. Apply.
to THOS. NASH, Seaforth RR6
100 aeres, lot 26, con, 10, Hibbert Tp.. lo-
cated 2,h, miles west .of, Cromarty. Good brick
house, 7 rooms, hard and soft water inside ;
good large bank barn; cement stabling, water
inside. Good henhouse and drive shed. Ail'
under good •estate oe cultivation. 66 acres of
grass. 114 miles from school. Write to MRS.
THOMAS WQRDEN, " Seaforth P,O., or - in.
person above Smith's Grocery Store
100 acres situated on.2nd con. HRS, lot 32,
opposite number 4 school house. Sold with
farm equipment or without. Possession any
time, with terms.
0. L..:SWITZER, Clinton R R #5.
IT SAVES TO REPAIR
Shoes made like
new
W. J. THOMPSON
JACK'S SHOE REPAIR
Everything Clear Ever
We Musty
Prices are
Slashed Again
DON'T MISS
THESE VALUES
.1.piiianuauon,nuluntil n0vuua
Prices
—at
MEN'S ALL WOOL WORSTED
AND TWEED SUiTS
All wool suits in good weight to wear
well and hold a press. Buy with con-
fidence; they are cut to fit well, single
or double breasted styles
20.00 up
Men's Work Pants and Fine
Trousers
Hard wearing work pants, good look-
ing dress trousers at sacrifice prices
2.25 up
BOYS' SUITS
$12.95
Big assortment of practical hard-
wearing tweed in various colors and
patterns. Single and double-breasted
coat and two pairs longs. Size 28 to 34
Children's Brown Leather
SCAMPERS
Sizes 8-13, reg. 2.19
1.49
Women's Walking Shoes
Black leather, strong soles and
military heels,
Sizes 4 to 9
2,39
SHOES
for All the Family
AT 1/2 PRICE OR LESS
Buy Now at Sensational Savings
Children's White .Boots
1.49 2.29
Built on natural last with plenty of
room for growing feet. Sizes 8 to 10%
Women's and Growing Girls' •
LOAFERS
Half price and less
2.39 - 2.98
Boys' Oxfords and Boots
Good 100131ng hard wearing shoes
for the active tad
1.9S up
GIRLS' OXFORDS
With leather soles and rubber heels
Sizes 8-1034. 11-3
51.49 up
Mien's Easter Shoes
Reg. 7.96 for
2.98 - 3.98 4.76
Goodyear welted soles for extra hard
wear, Black or Brown with leather or
rubber heels. Sizes,6 to 10 in
the group
Green Front Dept. t. Stores -are
Opposite Post Office Seaforth Lower
Community Recreational
Centre
of Hensall and District
THIS IS YOUR CENTRE FOR YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN
EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT IT
BOOST IT — PUT IT OVER THE TOP
YOUR MONEY STAYS IN THE- COMMUNITY
Think it Over! Let Your Donation
Be Big Enough to Finish the Job
LASTSCAMPAIGN FOR HRE$20,000
OBJECTIVE
COMMITTEE:
R. Drysdale, Secretary; Fred Bonthron, Treasurer
T. 0, Joynt, R. H, Middleton, W. Spencer, L. Mickle