HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1948-05-06, Page 8THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1948
HENSALL
The Chiselhurst Young Peoples'
Society of the United
itiChurch
are
sponsoring a play
"Gran -
pa's Twin Sister" presented by
' Elimville Young People,' in the Tatra
hall, on Wednesday, May 12th at
8:30, proceeds for Community Re-
creational Fund.
The monthly. Evening Auxiliary
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. D. Kyle on Monclay night,
May 10th, Mrs. H. Hyde will assist
the hostess. The study will be given
by Mrs. Shortt, Mrs, R. Drysdale
will present a missionary item, Mrs.
W. Jones will coltribilte the devo-
tional period. Members .are remind-
ed to have ready an apron or a
novelty in answer to the roll call, A.
large Attendance is requested.
The monthly meeting of the Hen -
sail Institute takes place at the
home of Mrs. Wm. Dinnin on Wed-
nesday night, May 12th at 8:15 o-
clock. An interesting program is be-
ing arranged under 'the convener -
ship of Mrs. A. E. Munn and Mrs. A.
Kerslake. Roll call: a rule for being
a good citizen. Members are also
asked to arrange an exchange of
bulbs. Rev. A. Hinton, of Kippen,
will be the guest speaker. Plan to
attend this meeting.
Miss Goldie Cross R.N., of London
spent the weekend at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Cross.
Miss Jean Foster of London visit-
ed over the weekend with her par-
ents, M1•. and Mrs. A. Foster.
Mrs. H. 0. Dayma'i, of London,
was a weekend guest with Mrs
Louis Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Laing of Ex-
eter, were recent visitors with Mn
and Mrs. Melvin Moir.
Mrs. Wm. Brown, Billie and Carol
returned home from a pleasant visit
with Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Neeb, in Tavistock.
Mrs. Don Evans and son `�t1
Waterloo spent the weekend
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. Y. MacLaren.
Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Rankin of
Thames Road. 'visited recently with
Mr. and Mfrs. Glenn Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Dell of London
visited with the former's sister, Mrs.
J. 1IeAllister, recently.
Mr, and Mrs. Neck of Tavistock
visited this week at the home
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Brown.
Miss Barbara Michie spent the
weekend with relatives and friends
in London.
Mrs. Peppier of Hanover visited
during the past week with her bro-
ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Bonthron.
Mrs. Gadys Smith of Montreal is
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Annie Saundereock.
'Mrs. Geo. Hess visited during the
past week with relatives in Detroit.
Mrs. Sam Hey of Blake spent a
few days with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Mustard,
' Mr. Walter McEwen of London,
spent, the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. McEwen.
Mrs. Grace Echlin Richardson
Bremnel., widow of Rev, William A.
Bremner, former pastor of Bruce -
field United Church,died suddenly
at the home of her son-in-law and
daughterMr. and Mrs. T. Colin
West, 107 Elgin street, St. Thomas,
Barn in Woodstock, she was a
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Richardson. She resided with
her parents in Buxton until her
marriage. During Mr. Bremner's
years of ministry they resided' in
Bracebridge, Ripley, St. Thomas, Go-
bouvg, Brucefield and Seaforth. Mrs.
Brenner has resided for the past
five years at St. Thomas.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
T. Colin West, and Miss Edna C.
Bremner; - a granddaughter, Miss
Dorothy West.
A service was held on Saturday
at 2 p.m. Rev. E. W. Bre&rley, min-
ister of First United Church, offici-
ated. Following the service the cor-
tege proceeded to Brucefield where
interment took place in Baird's cem-
etery.
TUCKERSMiTH
BRUCEFIELD
A large number of Brucefield
congregation attended the funeral
service of the late Mrs. Bremner at
the grave in Baird's cemetery, on
Saturday afternoon. Burial service
was conducted by Rev. Brearley of
St. Thomas, assisted by Rev. Mr.
Peters of McKillop.
The services conducted by Rev. R.
C. Chalmers Phd. D., of Toronto, at
the Young Peoples' Union anniver-
sary were very much appreciated,
also the choir who were assisted by
three former members, Mr. Ross
Dilling, Miss Hazel Dilling and Mr.
Walter McEwen, now of London.
Mr. Ross Dilling and Miss Hazel
Dilling of London, spent the week-
end with friends in the village.
Rev. R. C. Chalmers was guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott
over the weekend.
Mrs. (Rev.) Stanway, who still
continues to be poorly was taken to
Clinton Hospital; friends hope she
will soon be restored to her usual
health.
VIM
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Diegel, Mrs.
Margaret Collins, Mies Ruth Moore
of Mitchell and Glen Diegel. of Strat- In Stock'
ford attended the nurse§ gradua-
tion at London Monday evening of The best in Work Shirts. Also Overalls priced to sell.
Mr, Wilfred Ahrens has pinches- Ruth Gollnitz of Mitchell,
s Remember Finnigan's for your. Work Shoes—none better
ed the Brodhagen garage from. Mr. than Orel) •
Frank Dantzer and took possession .
May 1st. Mr. Dantzer will remain Havin overstocked rn Isuit,we Have slashed the prices
with him for the present. This will g
be a Supertest station. for this ween -slid.' Oranges large'. & small. , Grapefruit,
Messrs. Norman Wolfe, : Edward T3anail'as',-Sl)anish011ionS, Cucumbers
Scherbarth were on a fishing trip to
Colpoy's Bay over the week end and THE BEST IN SEED AND TABLE POTATOES
brought Monne 'a good ,number ' of & SON
h W. J. FINNIGAN
Mice hs
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Herbert attended Niggsx
a festival drama play presented in „ , ,,, n rm,..
St, joint's Lutheran Church, Water CARD OF THANKS t
loo, on Tuesday. evening in which.. The tamiiy of the ]ate George 8. Ebetl4
the former's son, ,Mr. 'Robert Rock cleshe to thank the neighbors, relatives ,end.
of Waterloo Seminar took art, friends for the many kind expressions of P sympathy extended them during their recent
Miss Joy McNaughton of , Wilton bereavement. ,
Grove, who teaches piano and violin,
bas started teaching at the home of
Mr: and Mrs, Russell Sholdice every
Saturday, with twelve pupils start-
ing.
There will be church service in St.
Peter's Lutheran Church on Ascen-
sion Thursday evening.
Surprise Birthday Party
On Friday, April 30th, Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Gibbings held a birth-
day party for Kenneth who was that
day 12 years old. After coming home
from school, as Ken entered the din-
ing room where tables were set with
place cards, the boys and girls flock-
ed in by the hall door singing to the
music played by Mrs. E. Snell,
"Happy Birthday, dear Ken". Ken
who did not know anything about
the party really looked surprised.
Including the teacher '(Mise Jervis)
29 boys and girls sat down at the
3 tables, boys at one table, girls at
the second and smaller boys and
girls at the Srd. They sang the bless-
ing [Be,present at our table Lord).
At the end of the supper ice cream
we» served and each one given a
small package wrapped in paper
containing a shall trinket and iv verse
ti, correspond which they each 1.
as they opened the parcel, some of
which caused a hit of fun. After sup-
per was over for the boys and girls,
several pictures were taken and they
all either wrote .a verse or just
signed their name in a school day
grow n-upss and hla coof
luple en hlle the
babies,
11 in all had supper, the young folks
played ball with the teacher as um-
pire. Supper all over the chilie
dren
examined the gifts and sang
he's a jolly 'good fellow" and gave
Ken his slaps and bumps after which
a program with Mrs. Snell at the
piano. They had a nice lot of coal
munity, singing, music on the piano
by Doris Gibbings, song "Where
have you been Billy boy" by June,
Mary, and Richard Snell, and sing-
ing by Joyce Hawkins and Gloria
Nott, and a couple of comic readings
by Mrs. Tont Burns, which was much
enjoyed by the children, after which
they played ball till almost dark.
Mrs. George Garrett, who is 85 on
her birthday, and is fond of children,
was present at the party.
BRODHAGEN
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Ahrens on Sunday: Mr. and
Mrs, Harold McNaughton, Mr. and
Mrs. John McNaughtorh, Earl and
Arthur, of Tuckersmith, Mr. and
:VIPs. Albert Wolfe, Logan.
Mr. Vincent Dittmer of Wingham,
called on his uncle, Mr. Jack Prue -
ter one day last week.
Large mixed bouquets of 'flowers
adorned the altar of St. Peter's Lu-
theran of the atech oday Mrs11Emma
in Emma
Querengesser who passed away one
year ago.
NOTICE
SUNDAY DELIVERY
of Milk will commence
Sun.day,
May 9
FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS
MAPLE LEAF DAIRY
SEAFORTH
HARLOCK
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson and
Master Harold and Miss Marjorie
Knox attended the birthday party
for Renneth Gibbings at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Gibbings, Friday, April 30th. •
Sunday being the first Sunday in
May, Burns' Church Sunday School
started again for the summer months
and church service in the forenoon.
Mr. Isaac Rapson spent Sunday
evening at the home of Mr. and. Mrs.
Bert Beacom.
Mr, Archie Watt and his Western
friend holidayed at the home of the
former's parents, Mr. and'Mrs. Leo
Watt, from last Thursday. His friend
returned to Centralia on Sunday.
Archie bas till Thursday of this
week.
:Hiss Jessie Watt was in London
last week again about her leg•
The
cast that was on was taken off an
another pelt on. They tell her it is
doing alright. It is 1 year last Friday
since it was,broken and wesincerely
y
hope it will soon be alright
gir.
Mr. and Mrs. ThomasIflox at thef
f
Lohdesbmro spent Monday
home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Wnl,
'Knox.
Mr. and Mrs. McNichol alittle
daughter of near Walton spent
Sun-
day at the'honle' of Mr. and 1VIrs.
Wm. Knox.
C. C. F.
NOM I NATION
CONVENTION
HENSALL TOWN HALL
Monday, May 10
8.30 P.M.
Art Haas
C.C.F. FARM ORGANIZER AND MEMBER OF PROVINCIAL
COMMITTEE, TORONTO — (GUEST SPEAKER)
SOMETHING'S WRONG ! !
Let's hear what you think it is ! Come and voice
your opinion
IN MEMORIAM
BULLARD — In loving memory of a. dear
Dither, who passed away it year ago.
Sunday, MsY 9th, 1947
A dearer memory dearer than gold,
Of a Dad whose worth can never to told.
110000 and smiling. always
Loved aridrespected wherever be went.
To a beautiful life came osud en end.
He livedas he died, e
—Sadly missed by Ida slaughter Iva (Mrs.
George Eaton).
X wish to thank all friends and relatives
who r4membered me withcards and letters
and other gifts and who helped other woYs
duringmy illness. MBS.. W. HOW.'
HELP WANTED
Summer Waitresses wanted. Girls of neat
appearance. for Snack Shop," Grand Bend;
season May or June till Labor Day night;
good wages nice living quarters overlooking
lake, very seasonable workinghours; girls
supervised; character references''recoil rd.
Apply in own handwriting to: W. Eric
McILROY, LAKEVIEW CASINO, Grand.
Bend. Ont. - .....
HELP WANTED
Assistant for "Snack Bar" kitchen, June to
Labor Day. Apply to. W. ERIC WILROY,
LAKEVIEW CASINO, Grand Bend, Ont.
WANTED
County of Huron
Applications for the position of Caretaker
for the Court House et Goderieh will be
received until- 12 o'clock noon on Friday,
May 21. Applicant to state age and quelific -
dons, Salary 31600 per year. Please apply to
the undersigned.
N. W. MILLER
County Cleric
Goderieh
FOR SALE
5 pigs 5 months old. FRANK MALONEY.
George street, Seaforth
FOR SALE
Heintrman Pion° in good condition. MRS.
ALEX STIRLING, George street
Also a round dining table, solid oak.
FOR SALE
A colony house 12x12, painted whitegood
flooring. all in good co
HAWLEY, 1281 Seafm'th. Phone 834123
FOR SALE
Studlrat couch,
s
ociNews Oftieeat used. Bargain.
ADpy
FOR SALE
1931. Model A Ford coach in good condition..
ROSS FORREST, RR2 Kippen. 03r11 Mensal)
FOR SALE
An ice refrigerator. takes it large block of
ice. White deluxe finish outside, white porce-
lain inside,like new, Used 0 short, time in
good home. J. W. MODELAND, phone G60i'4
. FOR RENT
1115 acre grass farm, Lot 35, Con. 14,
McKillop Township• Never
Se falling opting
creek, THOS. NASH, N
CROOKED HEELS
LOOK TERRIBLE
Keep than). straight and
save
W. J. THOMPSON
JACK'S SHOE REPAIR
BOA
Tfrnwrat
WOOL. WANTED
ALL WOOL SHIPPED TO
JACKSON'S IS GRADED
IN SEAFORTH, AND FULL
SETTLEMENT IS MADE
FROM THERE
H. M. Jackson
Seaforth Phone SW & 33
AMBULANCE.
Prompt and Careful Attention
Hospital Bed
Flowers for all occasions'
Office Residence.
43 18
EXECUTOR'S SALE
LD 1i'URNISHINGS.
, in the Town of Seaforth,
e Mrs. D. Regale, on Friday,,
electric refrigerator: Beatty
machine; electric radio; 2
ete with springs and mnt-
ers; wash stand; writing
m table & six chairs Chairs;• side
air (leather)end 2t odd esn
mattress) ;
all
cabinet; wardrobe; standing
records; 2 bed lights; header
with pipes; sewing maeli-
ve with oven ; kitchen tablet
; hat rack; mirrors eetric irouilts.
cutlbry
le cloths and towels, rte.. ;
coking utensils; glasses, etc„
1s; quilting frame; 2 storm.
mower ;'about 1/, ton nut
Itv box, 3 small numerous: windows,other
ovals, eta.,
Terms cash
REEVES, Executor
uctioneer .
g Auction Sale
OF HOUSEMO
On Huron St.
Estate of the rat
FOUND May 7th, at 1. p.
00 No. 8 Highway, east of Seaforth, a fold Westinghouse
Inc table. Owner can have same by proving electric washing
Property and paying for ad. Apply ANGUS tees tresses beds
cores
l
7:ENNEDY desk; dining we
MOW ERS SHARPENED )hoard; rocking eh
• 2 day beds (with
table; sewing
lamp; victrola &
with pipes ; range
Me; coal oil A°
kitchen cupboard
electric toasters ;
blankets, etc.; tab
NOTICE' ' dlebte; clocks; c
Lawn Mowers sharpened. Phone 312 S. buffalo robe
too
CORDON ICLEBER, Seaforth. 'windocoal ; trunk, qdt
steel drum; oh
articles.
FRED
H. Jackson, A
Watson & Reid
INSURANCE AGENCY
MAIN ST., SIOA.FORTII, ONT.
All kinds of Insurance risks effect.
ed at lowest rates in First -Class
Oompanies.
Lnvn mowers sharpened & renairod. JOHN
DUCKLOW, phone .894 w. Royal Apartments
FOR SALE
4 -wheeled trailer for sale. GEORGE HOI.-
L.kN7), Dublin
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
HEAD' OFFICE — SEAFORTB, ONT.
Officers—President; C, W. L•eonhardt, Elrod -
lumen ; Vice Pres„ Hugh Alexander, Walton;
Sec.-Treas. & Manager. M. A. Reid, Seaforth'
Directors—ltobt. Archibald. Seaforth; Frank
McGregor, Clinton; S. H. Whitmore, Seaforth
ARB; Chris Leonhardt, Bornholm; E J.
Trewartha, Clinton ; John L. Malone, Seaforth;
J. If. MtEwing, Blyth RR1 ; Hugh Alexander,
Walton; Hervey Fuller, Goderieh RR2
Agents—John E. Pepper. Brucefield; R. F.
McKorcher, Dublin; J. F, Prueter, Brodhagen;
George A. Watt, Blyth
Parties desirous to effect insurance or
transact ..other business. will be promptly'
attended to by applications to any of the.
above, named officers addressed to their
respective post officesr
FOR SALE
Mixeil grain. CLARENCE MONTGOMERY,
phone 841 r 31, Seaforth
FOR SALE
Quantity. of Gladiolus, in mixed colors,
medium sizes, at 52 per hundred. Delivery
charges
hlielges a tra, MURR
CliAYn T ND LL Brone12
-
FOR SALE
'Hand crocheted late tablecloth size 10090,
Wine Pram (Sunshine), cream trim with mud
guards, excellent cdndttion. Apply at The
News office
• WANTED TO BUY
Wanted to buy, Baby's Crib. Phone 66601
Seaforth central
Auction Sale
OF PROPERTY & HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Egmondville, Saturday,
e of.
he village in t g
May
16t11, at 1 P.m.
7 room frame House, stuccoed Hydro,
water in house. Hardwood floors. Large gar-
den. Good basement. House in exceptionally,
good condition.
1 Quebec, heater cook stove; 1---3-burner'
Perfection ail stove; 1 coal oil. heater; 1
brooder stove with brooder & pipes 1 break-
fast table with theirs; 1 sideboard 2 exten-
sion tables; 6 dining room chairs, clock, some
small tables. 2 couches, 2 lawn mowers ; 1
bed & chest of drawers ; 1 bed & stand. elec-
tric floor lamp; 1 daisy churn- No 3 & 1
small churn ; 1 wash boiler, other articles,.
some garden tools; chemical toilet & pipes,
1 gal. thermo jug ; 2 gates; 1 lane gate &
1 smaller in iron. Quantity of dishes. Kitchen.
utensils.
Terms—Chattels cash. Property 10% down,
balance 30 days.
.TAMES WEBSTER, Proprietor
Harold Jeskson, Auctioneer
FOR 'SALE
A felt mattress and a coil spring for a :A -
led. In good condition. Apply 01 News Oalce
FOR SALE
Commodore Guelph cook stove, Ingood eon -
lids La With
ovenwithindicator. Whiterining oven and six
c enamel
h
and silver trim. Will burn either coal or wood
Reasonable. Also a child's commode chair.
Apply to The News office
FOR SALE Soap
One Shorthorn bull, serviceable age,
FALCONER, Stella? Phone Dublin shelters,816 AS,
FOR SALE
Three good work horses. cheap for quick
sale ; also a few good sows; some 21 -inch
tires
tubes. ISARVEY Ma1LWAIN, phone
3
Clearii1 _
OF FARM 2, S STOCK 5353D McKillIMPLE2 f IMPLEMENTS—
At
no Lot I mile east, on Tues -
north of 11,, Seaforth p.m.and . IA
Tues-
day, RS 11, 0.
CATTLS--Shorthorn Belgian
rheed registered$an 1
CATTLE Lane —
fni11Y accredited.yarold.( 10Bl heifers1 and 9 cows
w82090 Y
Th¢ a calvea
atfoot,
from such five
no(d heifers.
as
Brown Dale Model, Gainford Marquis, Walsh -
ford Paymaster, Rosewood .Standard, Detailed_
list available.
Some chunks of Pigs weighing about 80 ib
IMPLEMENTS—Ford Fergusoner strlctor 00
rubber with starter,
47,
Ford stiff -tooth cultivator, plow and tandem
dine. Belt pulley and spark plugtire pump.
International 13 (''un disc fertilizer drill
manure spreader. hay -loader with drop bend,
valkirtg
plow;mower Ma B y -Harris 7ft, cutt bindecutr `(nearlY
naw):
plow.. 13 run disc drill with fertilator; dump
rake; land roller; waffler;
r ere0nl SAP -
orator
walking plow; steel tired wagon
with with hay
; bench sleighs. with lint.
with ; skiing hay rack
rack; electric
n feeders and 4 shelters; 3 hp.
Wagnerr• electric motor with starter and safety
switch and 30 'ft. of conduit. 1/3 hp. motor.
Coleman grain roller; cutting box; grain hags,
tools and articles too numerous to mention
found about the farm. Harness—Set of breech-
ing herness (nearly new), and odd collars.
Household Effects --2' beds, springs, settee,
combination china cabinet and writing desk,
2 leather couches, bed couch, chairs. rocking
chairs, kitchen range, cupboard, dresser,:desk,
en Edison phonograph, 2 lawn mowers,
other articles too numerous to mention.
No reserve as the Farm is rented and.
everything will be sold, Terms cash.
Fred W. Ahrens and A. B. 53r01103001' &
Son, Auctioneers
N. R. DORRANCE, Proprietor
FOR SALE
Bag truck. Sling chain with 3 ropes. Hay
car like new with new rope. Set government.
hog scales. Good summer kitchen stove. Que-
bec stove with oven & reservoir'; Wire reel,
etc. ROY RAU, Seaforth, near dour mill
Clearing Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS. At
Lot 4, Con. mileTso south Hensel], ontThurs-.
east y, and 14 at 1 1.m..
Thurs-
day, May 13th, 1
1 wagon . rue erose. 1 cutter,
1. wagon (on. sleighs,
, he,
1 hay rack, 2 bob sleighs, 2 wheel barrows,
1 saw log machine, 1 circular saw, 1 auto
tractor,
,
radon plow, 1. disc plow, 1
r 1 t
'
It frtel•, 1
•F cuV
i
1 con
cultivators,
hartrow. 2
1 1 iron plow (drain) ; 1 disc
cultivfund Packer;1 seed drill, 1 hay
loader,
1 1. self binder, 1 manure
loaead, 1 hay redder, 1 mower, 1 -fan-
spngul1 seeder, 1 voier, 1 (scrap)
ming mill, 1 trootDulpen, 1 straw cutter,. 2
grind stones; 1 cream separator, weigh
Marne .
scales; 1. hay fork (complete),
1 forge & anvil; 1 drill press; 1 bag truck;
2 metal drums; 3 oak barrels; 1 hedge din-
ners. Terms cash.
FRANK WOOD, Proprietor
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
Clearing Auction Sale
FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS—
At Lot 14, Con. 2, Logan Tp, just north'ef
Mitchell, '4 mile east of Supertest Gas Sta.
tion on 23 Highway, Saturday, May 8th. Sale
to commence at 1 o'clock sharp.
HORSES— 2 Clyde mares 0 years old,
weighing about 2600 Ibe.
CATTLE -'Holstein cow, fresh, with calf by
side; 1 Jersey cow, fresh one month. These
cows am TB tested.
HOGS—York sow with litter of 8 pigs; 1
York sow with litter of 9. 5 little pigs weaned
POULTRY -2 ducks, 1 drake, Muecovys. '-
IMPLEMENTSn�— Seed drill, truck wagon.
nearly new; 24 wagon with wagon box; flat'
hay rack nearly new; Mai cultivator; 8 we,
harrows;„ disc harrow, inthrow scuffler;
Fleury walking plow No. 21; cutting box
2 electric chick brooders; 1 wood rack ; 2 root.
outliers ; 2 -wheel trailer with stock rack ; new
wheel barrow; gravel box; hay fork, rope,
pulley, Melotte cream separator, 650 1b cap.;
gang plow, 2 -ferrety; work bench; lawn.
mower; ladders; heater; milk pails; shovels;
hoes; whiifletrees, and other articles. Harness
—Set team harness, odd collars,. 2 horse blan-
kets; 2 electric fencers. About 2 tons of Hay.
No reserve as farm is sold, Terms gash.
CHRP9" A, LEONHARDT, Proprietor
Fred W. Ahrens, Auctioneer .
NOTICE
TO'5NSI5IP OF TUOKERSMITH
Owing tonumerous complaints from resid-
ents of the village of. Egmondville. that con-
siderable damage is being done to ,gardens,
flower beds, etc., by flogs running at large
in the said village, the Council 'requests ,the
co-operation of dog owners or harbourers in
the village to keep their dogs either tie' up
or under control at all times. It• web co-
operation is not forthcoming it shall be
necessary to ' take -action to control this
menace. •
E. P. 011ESNEY, Clerk
Clearing Auction Sale
FARM. FARM STOCK &IMPLEMENTS—
At Lot 22, Con. 17, Goderieh Twp. on Base
Line 2 miles north of Olinton, on Friday,
May 7, at 12.30 pan. (DST);
HORSES—Bay mare 6 years; brown mare
aged; grey mare, 10 years old
CATTLE—Holstein cow. 4 years, due time
of sale; holstein cow, 6 years, due time of
sale; Holstein cow 7 years, due time of Sale;
Guernsey heifer, B years, due Apr. 28; Hol-
stein x Guernsey heifer, 2 years, recently
freshened; Holstein x Guernsey heifer, 3 yrs„
recently freshened; Guernsey x Ayrshire cow,
5 years, recently .freshened; Guernsey x Ayr-
shire cow, 7 years, recently. fresh; Holstein
cow, 7 years. fresh; Ayrshire cow. 10 years,
fresh; Ayrshire cow, 8 years, fresh; Guern-
sey cow, 8 years, fresh; Guernsey cow, b yrs,
fresh; Guernsey heifer, 4 years, fresh; 2
Guernsey heifers, 2 yeast fresh. All, the above
cows & ;heifers which have freshened have
done- so within the last month. 4 Holstein x
Guernsey heifers 1 30. & 2 yrs. old; Guern-
sey heifer I year. Hereford bull ('registered)
1 year. 4 heifer calves; 1 bull calf
IMPLEMENTS -International F 14 Farman
tractor (in a-1 condition) ; Mai 2 -furrow
'tractor plow; 3 -section spring tooth harrows;
111-11 binder, 7 ft. cut ; M -H mower, 6 ft. eta;
M -H manure spreader (nearly new); Cock-
shutt 15 disc drill; Oliver 2 row scuffler;
Maxwell hay loader; Renfrew cream separ-
ator, 750 11) cap, (nearly new) . Holland
electric brooder; rubber tire wagon' (600 .x 16
tires) ; gravel box and flat rack; 2 -wheel
trailer & stock rack (600x56 tires); fern
wagon ; set of sloop sleighs (nearly new) ; 10
ft, hay rake; 3 section harrows• 12 plate in -
throw disc; walking plow; gang plow; single
scuffler•; '.circular saw & frame, hay car &
folk ; sling chain and sling ropes ; 150 it. of
hay rope; colony house; pulleys forks,.shov
els, logging chains, milk pails, other artieles
Harness—Set of breeching harness, collars.
FARM—At the same time and place there
will be offeredfor sale, subject to reserve hid.
Of not sold previousto sale date), the Farm,
160 acres of good clay loam with 25 acres of
bush. Bank barn 36x78; cement Silo
storey frame house with full basement end
furnace. Hydro and water pressure system in
house Si barn.
Terma—On chattels cash. On farm 10%
down, bolaoco in 30: days.
HURON MUROl1, Proprietor
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
Clearing Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
some Household Effects. At South half of Lot
11, Con. 8, Morris Twp., fr(4 mile's north of
B1yth, 2r/a east, on Wednesday. May 12, ,it
1 P.M. DST.
HORSES—Black team weighing 1500 Ib s;
driving mere, work single or double.
CATTLE—Grey cow 9 years, due Sept. 16 ;
• rad cow 8
due
Sept.20 ,
heifer 4
years,
re he
greye Oe.
ears du
co 5 Y
u Oct.
I • red w
•s due Years, ,
;
25; Hereford cow lei Oa years, due Oct. 17
red heifer 3 years, duea Oat. 18, Hereford cow.
7 years, due Nov. 15; red cow 8 years, milk-
ing; grey cow 8 years, freshened: one heifer
rising 2 years; 1 heifer rising 1 year; 4 steers:
rising 1 year; 5 spring calves.
IMPLEMESITS-M-H. 6 ft. binder in good.
shape; M -H spreader No. 6; M.H. hay loader,'
good shape: F&W mower, 6 ft cut; M00 -D,
disc fertilizer drill 18 .hoe (like new) ; land'
roller; waffler; Oliver riding plow; 2 walk-
ing plows; set of Diamond harrows, 4 sec-
tion ;
ection; disk; 13 -tooth cultivator; Chatham fan-
ning mill; McC: D. cream separator; set
sleighs & bunks; steel tired wagon; 16 ft,
hay rack ; wagon box ; 10 ft. hay rake ; beg
truck; hay fork & slings; Portland cutter;
top buggy ; light wagon. t 2 pole tongues;
wheel barrow ; block & tackle; fence stretcher.
2000 1b set of 'scales. Groln-200 bus, mixed
oats; 36 bus. wheat. Gravel box'; quantity of
1" lumber; quantity 2" lumber; Saekewan
robe large size; grain bags; set brass mounted.
harness; 2 sets plow harness; set Bingle har-
ness; forks, shovels and other articles.
Some Household Effects. No swerve as farm
,is sold.: Terms cash
P. J. KELLY, Proprietor
Harold Jackson. Auctioneer.
SEAFORTH CLINIC
Dr. E. A. McMaster, M.B., Physician. -
Dr. P. L. Brady, •M.D., Surgeon.
Office Hours Daily except Wednes-
day 1.30 to 5 p.m„ and t, to 9 p.m.
Appointments for consultation may
be made in advance.
Telephones 26 and 27.
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A.,M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
In Dr. H. H Ross' office. Phone SW
MARTIN W. STAPLETON, B.A.,M.D.
Physician and Surgeon -
Successor to Dr. W. C. Sproat
Phone 90 W - Seaforth
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER
Eye, .Ear, Hose qnd Throat
Graduate in Medicine,Unlversity of Toronto.
Late Assistant New York Ophthalmic and
Aural Institute, I1locrefield'e Eye, and Golden
Square throat hospitals, London, Eng.. At
Commercial Tiotel, Seaforth, third Wednesday
In each month from 2 to 4 p.m. -53 Waterloo
Street, Stratford. Telephone 267
LADIES: READ THISl
Seaforth
Monument Works
T. PRYDE & SON
Memorial Craftsmen
Exeter Seaforth Clinton
SEAFORTH SHOWROOMS
are open each TUESDAY for
your convenience.
See Dr. Harburn for appoint-
ment any other time, or phone
41 3, Exeter.
G. A. WHITNEY
Funeral Director
MAIN ST., SEAPORTH
Ambulance Service, Adjustable How
Intal Bed for rent. Agent for Mitchell
Nursery Flowers. Phone 119.
Nights and Holidays 65
VETERINARY SURGEONS
J. O. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S.
L. C. HALL, D.V.M., VS.
Main St. Seaforth.-
Phone 105 - �
Personal attention by either Vet-
erinarian wuen requested Of possible)
Alvin W. Sillery
Barrister, Solicitor, &c.
Royal Apartments Phone 173
McConnell & Hays
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays
SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174
FOR SALE
Hygienic Supplies (rubber geode) mailed
Postpaid
6i samplessi25c; 24d enveloeamplea 31 00.. with Malll--
Order Dept. T-74, Nov -Rubber Co„ Box 91,
Hamilton, Ont. _
WANTED TO BUY
All oldor e
h s s and dead animals.
It
suitable for mink feed,will pay more than
fertilizer prices --if no,
will pay fertilizer
prices. If dead phone at once. ' GILBERT
BROS., Mink Ranch, Goderlch.. Phone collect
856r21, ,or 936112, Godecich
FOR SALE
Raspberry canes and strawberry plants for.
sale. Phone 668 r 15. J. S. BARRY, Eb'dvlle
•
Unwanted hair removed. instantly from face,
arms, lege,, with Flash Hair Remover.. Harm-
less. -leaves skin soft and smooth. You can't
lose. Money promptly refunded if hair grows
back after third application with no ,questions
asked.. Complete treatment 52 postpaid.
(0.0.0.'s — Postage extra).
KAPEX PRODUCTS (Dept, 410)
Box 22, Station B, Montreal, flue,
NOTICE
The Purebred Belgian Draft Stallion WEST
PINE SUPREME —5249— Enrolment No.
8017. First Class. Form 1.
The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion WINSTON
V -E —29929— Enrolment No. 4583. Second
Class, Form 2
The Purebred Perehe'ron Stallion REFINER
16280— Enrolment #k224, let class: Form I
Route for 1948—Mon. & Tues., vicinity of
Dungannon, Lucknow, Brussels, Blyth. Wed.
& Thus., vicinity Seaforth. Clinton, Dublin.
Friday & Sat., viciniy of Bingen, Hensall and
Zurich. Terms $17 to insure, payable Mash
1st. 1949.
4T, J. McMICHAEL, Prop. and Manager
Grade A—Premium No, 131. First Class
Form L .Enrolment No. 4310
The Purebred Blnek Perchaeen Stallion
ST. BLAIN MARQUIS
Mon. -Tues. --Vicinity of Exeter and Lucan.
Wed.-Thurs.--Vicinity of Dashwood, Zurich.
Fri.-Sat.—Vicinity Seaforth and Dublin.
Terms 82 down- $12 April 1st, 1940.
Phone 88 0 24 ;Hensall; or 14 r 14 Dublin.
WILLIAM OOtD, Prop. and Manager
FOR SALE
Stuccoed house, good basement, hydro, First
class shape in Egmondville. Prompt posses-
sion.
Modern Brick house, W. William St. Make
good investment. Prompt possession,'
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN, Insurance Broker,.
Seaforth, Ont. - Phone " Off. 844, Res. 220
FOR SALE
Modern brick duplex on West William st.
1' story, frame dwelling, new furnace,
village of Egmondville, early possession.
Modern 134 storey frame dwelling•insutatd.
Goderieh streeat east.
Frame cottage, garage, South Main Street.
Immediate possession.
1 storey, frame asphalt shingle covered.
en South Main street,' Seaforth.
Modern' dwelling on Louiea St,,Seaforth.
M, A. REID, Seaforth
Income Tax Returns
Income Tax, Returns made up. Phone for
appointment — Hensel! 88r16. Dublin 14r12.
TH0S. D. WREN. Cromarty 11111
WANTED
LivePoultry
We will pay top
Market Prices
ARMSTRONG & SMITH
ARTHUR, ONT.
For quotations call
Seaforth 279J