HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-04-06, Page 8THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
THURSD%AY, APRIL 6, 1933.
IENSALL.
The funeral not [the late (Robert M°
I his ,home a mile
Pell 'took place Iron
and 'a quarter we's't idf R3ensa1l on
Monday aIAternoon and Was largely at-
tended, interment [baking ,pierce 'in the
1Hiensall U'ni'on [Cemetery. The pa41-
Ibearens were 'all neighbors 'o'f 'the de-
[cea's'ed, IOn 'Thursda'y last Mr. Bell
went out , to ,the bush with [the ;team
to 'haul some wood and not rrebinding
alt his usual time in the evening, this
brother ,become alarmed and went in
search :of [him and i1ounad him lying
dead in the 'wood's. 'Dir..iOiD'wyer, !cor-
oner, 'was called and ;pronounced his
'death due to heart [failure. Mr. Bell
was the eldest ,soli of the late (Paul and
Mrs, `;B'ell :and lived all his lite on'the
+farm jute 'west of [Hensel! and was
(held tin the' [highest ,esteem by the
whole community. IHe was a Iproimin.•
erlt 'farm'er, Owning la number of
[Farris. He was never married and liv-
ed en the home Tenni 'with Ibis 'brother
'John and sister [Jean. ,He 'was in [his
70th year. (He leaves to mourn his lass
two 'brothers, John and William of
Hwy t 3wnship and 'three sisters, +Mlies
Jean, alttdictate, nMiss Margaret of 'Hen-
call; Mrs. 'Duncan !Stewart, ,of the
Landon [Road, [b'e'sides a 'great :many
,of the Bell relatives in this district.
Mr. and Mit. [Jas. [Paterson 's'p'ent
the twreek end .in T,oron4'o With rela-
tives.
'Miss [Dorothy IThIOmpson oe Lone
,don spent the week ,end at her home.
[Council Meeting. The regular IWolads,,'and came to 'this country
monthly meeting of the vlil'age 'down- wings her parents in 118511. Her fat'h'er
cit Was held in the town hall ion Mon- head Waken up lard in Stanley tolw'nt-
d'ay evening. Reeve 'Oonsi'tt and alai on the lake'sh'ort, just south of
Councillors Spencer and Jones 'were P
present. The 'minutes Of' the last meet-e'Blaylfield, Here she grew tea woman-
ing'were read and adopted ,on 'rnotionn hood and lived until they moved to
'of Councillors Spencer and Jones. A !the 'beadbiful homeher ;father had
number of communications were read ,built in the Village..Inl Mrs. M'oLe'od''s
and ordered paid. Tax collector [Fred
'Bou,thron reported that 'there were passing the last 'cord is severed with
still about $1500 of outstanding 1332 a prominent ,pioneer 'family of this
taxes 'and he had placed a numlber in- district; for her father, who was a
to the 'hands of Bailiff Fred Thiel to skillful physician and surgeon, was
collect.:'. great deal Of di'sensseion ' p' 'y
took place ,on the relief problem in prominent in the county, 'having serv-
•'town. IOonsteble :Hudson rep'eate'd ed some years lin .county ,00uncii, He
that he had given 70 ,meals to 'trans- was also a faithful member of the Ane
lents during the month. The Reeve in- glicair Church and instrumenfad in the
blunted at the meeting that the relief
'Ass soon going to stop. A number of 'building of Trinity Ghumdh and !later.
accounts were presented 'on m'dtion Of the Rectory !for which he ,gave the
Jones and 'S'pen'cer. The council thensite, Mrs. MoLeod was alwlays an an -
adjourned. I e•
ve member of the church. 'A's a child
The many friend's of Mr. 'Thom'as
Welsh'•will be sorry to !hear that' he is site attended services in the old 'log
confined to his home with a severe school !house, the ,cottage n'ow Occup -
attack of gall bladder trouble. ',led by A. C. Brandon. She ivies for
Mr. David Gantelon 's'hipped Dot a .some years People's 'Warden.in Teen -
carload .of onions this nweek.
Mr. Henry 'Horton 'has taken back ity ,Church. lens. McLeod had a pats -
his farm 'from the [Robins estate. sionaie 'love for !Rowers and when able
[Harold Seruton 'of Port Dover spent much time in her ,beautiful gar -
spent the week end with his mother. 1 d'en•. Of a sweet and gentle disposition
Owing to so 'much wet weather the
roads are getting in ;bad 'condition and she was beloved by all Who knew her.
will need a great deal •df repair to put Ln October, 1689, She became the
'them in shapeagaine Last year the 'bride of George Hewson, wlho died in
county engineer spent $125,000 'on the iNsiveniber, 1909. In June, 191213; she
county .roads of which the :Provanciall "
Highway paid !half, The Highways was again united in ,m'a'rriage, to Rev.
Dept. has instructed the engineer to 3. H. MdLeod, 'wilt predeoeased her
keep the expenditures down to $75,000 in September, 19311. Besides her si's-
'so there will be little new work done ''ter Areata, She was predecea's'ed by
this year. °It is prob'a'ble that the two brothers, George and William H.
'county council will just 'ask for a one
,mill rate this year instead of one and Surviving are three nieces, .Mrs. Allen
one-half for s
Mr. Lloyd Hudson has eadslI
gone to For -'B3 Woods,Longford H.
BeYfield; Mins. .i1G.AE.
HAYFIELD,
[Mt. I3'ar•Io'ld Weston motored up
from Detroit S'aturd'ay.' Mrs. Dymond
accompanied him, coming to [see her
Parents, Mr. and 'Mfrs. J. W. Tippet.
[They returned to D'eltroitt. Sunday.
I'M'''. and' Mrs. Robert 'Cantelon Of
ISltratlfond alt Mr.' A. eeleGregoes
[Sunday.
'Miss Ruth Fisher and M'r, 'Walter
IGriers'on Of Waterloo were the guests
of M'es. P. A. EcUwardis' over the week
end.
!B'o'bby .S!auder and Frank Erwli'n
and Mrs. Erwin of Kitchener were
,guests Of Mrs. F. A. ,Edwards
day.
lDealth' pante on Saturday, April 1,
to a Much bel'ove'd and most !highly
esteemed citizen Of Bayfield in the
person of Isabelita 'WolOds, relict of
the late George Hlewson anld- the date
[Rev.: J. H. MelLead. The decea's'ed
l'ad'y passed pea'ceful'ly to resit alt "Or-
ate," where ,has been her home Icor be-
itween' fifty -[five and suety years. Site
was born in the. County Waterford,
drelaned, Olcitdber llOth, 16416. She was
the 'elder Idiaughiter Of the elate Rebels-
ca ' M. 'Hill and Dr. Ndneean
est to take over this new duties as as -
Crosby, Beton ,Ltarading, IN,Y, Dr,
sistant at the CsN.R. 'station there.
Services in our local Churches were i\rdnfan W. Woods is a cousin. The
well attended on Sunday last. At the, funeral was held from her tate 'home
United IChurch'Rev, Arthur •Sinclair on Monday afternoon when a large
occupied the pulpit and a volo was gi-!
!number were .present. Service was
vein by Mise Asanle Smith in the mor-
ning and in the evening a quartette by Rev. F. H. Paull, who
by Mrs. 'Drysdale, Mrs. Heals, Messals. paid high tribute M a life well spent
W. 0. Goodwin and S. Rennie, At ,in the service of her Master. The pall-
the Carmel ,Presbyterian, Church, Rev.' bearers were Honorary, D. H. Ma -
G. 1I. Young of .Nairn delivered very l',Nuughton, Win. J. Stinson, Dr. Wm.
imspiriitg discussions 'and several fineIP, Metcalf, Rev. R. M. (Gale; active,
anthems were rendered at both serv-
ices. 'Dr. A. Newton Brady, Dr. A. Hop-
The Welfare Youth Club of the pins, Wan, J. Scotch mer, 'Charle's B.
Carmel Presbyterian 'Church held etiddleton, Frank Weekes, Wm. J.
their meeting on Monday evening. lElfiatt.
The 'Scripture lesson was read by
Jas. IBen'gough, followed by a 'scout
nester address by Rev. Young on
Self Esteem. The topic was given by
Mr, Roy lefeLaren.
The eris'sion Band ,of the United
Church held *heir regular meeting .on
Thursday afternoon, 'After the open-
ing exercises the ,Scripture lesson was
given by Gladys 'Saundercock, after
which the following program was gi-
ven: Reading, Norma 'Cook; solo, Bil-
lie Higgins; reading, Pearl H'arpole;
duet. Katheryn Drysdale and Ruth
Coifs, after ,which the topic was gi-
ven by Mrs, Ed. 'McQueen, and the
meeting closed 'with ehe Mizpah b en-
ediction.
Mr. 'Wm. Simpson of Detroit spent
the week end visiting with relatives
and friends in town.
[Rev. \f. 03. Parker ,visited friends in
Lon don last week.
:Mr, T. C. iJoynt made a business'
trip to Toronto last week,
Mrs C. S. Hudson 'spent the 'week
end visiting with ,friends in London.
'Miss (Hazel M.dreez visited at her
!home in' Dashwood on ,Sunday.
Miss !Gladys 'Passmore and Miss
!D'oro'thy '3idLean visited' .fri'end's in
!London' on Wednesday last,
Mr, Rose of London vieited on Sun-
day with the Misses ,eldEwen,
'Mr. Ernest Bates spent 'the week
end in Toronto.
Miss ;Thelma 'Hudson and 'friend: of
London visited with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. IS. Hudson on Sunday.
-Mfrs. A. Faster spent the week end
in 'Toronto visiting with 'her dau,gh-
ter, Mrs. eJ. Hart.
Mels. ,Orville IBeever Of ,Exeter visit-
ed .over the week-entd with relatives
in town,
'Miss Mae [Simpson land Miss Mari-
a-, Prevost have returned to their
lhcmme in Dotrart after 'spending sev-
eral weeks visiting relatives and
friend's .here.
Miss. 'Helen Smith visited with Lon-
don friends last week,
Re'v. and Mrs, W. A. Young very
pleasantly 'enteritainied ,the members of
the choir Of [Carmel Pre'slbyter'ia:n
Church on Fri'd'ay cvetni'ng last. 'A very
'enjoy'ab'le evening .was repent.
'Mrs. Mark 'Drysdale anti IMirs. J. 'W,
Peck spent a day in London last
'week.'
Want and For Sale Aldus, 1'' time, 23c.
HILL SGREEN.
'Rev, R. R. Conner de'l'ivered a fine
se.rmao on Sunday afternoon, his sub-
ject being ''Christ and 'Pilate." The
'Communion service will he adminis-
tered next Sunday, April 9th, at 2.30
pin. Preparatory service on Thursday
evening, April 6th at 8.715, in the
green church.
W.M.S. meets on Wednesday, Ap-
ril 12th at 2.30 at the home of 'Mrs.
R. Stephenson,
The roods in this vicinity have 'been
very bad. Rain came and has made.
them somewhat better.
Mr. IRoss tRichardson has been, on
the sick list.
Quite a number dram this vicinity
attended the auction scale of Mr. Jas.
Bpoadfoot's farm effects on 'Frid'ay
lest; -east of ,Henaa1L Mrs. 'Bs,oadifoot
and son intend moving ishortly to Mr.
Jas. McAllister's vacant h'ou'se on the
Parr line.
Mss Jean Aubin 'has taken a posi-
tion with Mr. E. McKinley olf ,the
Goshen line for a few weeks.
Misses Agnes and Anna Love spent
a day with their brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Love Of asear Kip'perr,
Mr. W. J'arr'ott and Annie spent
Sunday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mgrs, -Hugh eecMurtrie of ,Kip'p'en.'
'Mr. and Mrs. ;Frantic Mousse= and
family of 'Zu'rieh Road, . spent 'Sunday
with Mr. and 'Mrs, C, Sermon.
Mrs. R. Love :visited a few days
with her son, Mr. •anti Mts. Ross Levee
A:pleasant evening was spent at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. !Broderick
on Tu'es'day night when a surprise
party was given them.
Mr, and Mts. Albert Hess, of Z,ur
idh vis'ite'd' at the home df Mr. ands
Mr's. W. ,ReicJhert•
Miss' Violet Adams of 1'4th ,conces-
sion of Hay, is visiting .her 'fri'en'd,
Miss Doreen Reichert.
SEEDS
Red Clover
Alsike
Alfalfa
Timothy
Sweet Clover
GET OUR PRICES
W. E. KERSLAKE
Cleary.
'Primary Honours, Basil 'O'Reilly,
James Atkinson; pass,s,
°
nthur min.-
AV,
[Stephen Hiollauld, Michael Mec-
Grat•h,'IAgne's O'ISullivan, iJacic'Cleeary,
;Ciharl'ie'Raadh, Frances Cronin, Marg-
aret O1S'ulliVan.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to thank the nelglhlb!ors
and friends for their 'kindness, lolan
'of oars and floral tributes .d'urin'g our
sled (bereavement
—Mr, and Mrs. JOS. 'T'HIOIRNTON,
Walton, Otnt., R. R. 2.
EXETER.
The WWII' hall on Tuesday evening
was packed to capacity for the Sitory
'Telling and :Oratorical Contest by the
students of the Exeter Public Sldh'oloi
under the auspi'ce's oe the Exeter
IWomten''a -Insttitulte. Mrs. ' L. M.
Je Jkeil Iplre'sid'ed The program was
exceedingly interesting es elle ,the'
sch'ola'rs . took their parts well]. It Was
lengthy and 'thee ,meeting lasted until
nearly midnight, Several of the morns
sang selections under the leade'rshi'p
of Mr. Goulding, iA.T'C.M. Those
taking pant were as follows, the 'rust
three in each group being the prize
winners:
Story Telling. Primary, Miss
'Creedh's room, Marie Melville lest,
Hugh 'Willis 2nd, Mary Willis.' 3rd,
Melvin Kestle;f (First Bleak, Mary
Easton Ilst, ,Betty Harness 2nd, !Edith
Hunter 3rd, Nanlcy Sltinlin;g, Betty El-
liot, Jean 1Stanlake, J'ean Snell, Rtoibe'nt
Moore; ,S'elcond Rook, Dbrothy
Kydd lest, Jean Snell 2nd, Walter
+Sims 3rd, Lillian I estle, Jean Elliott,
H'aro'ld Hockey, Ross Ward, Norma
IW'ilsoln1 Marga'relt 'Fitzgerald, Norma
Parsons; junior VIII., Florence
orence
iSoulthcn'tt 1'yt, .'Plhilippa [Harness 2nd,
Coquo'lbbne Slims 3rd, Marion Elliot,
Bessie !Brooks.. Paris Payne, Audrey
Sims. !ju'dge's, 'M'i'ss Manning, Miss
(Love, Mr Bamford.
Oratory. Sr. RQII., Labelle Sims
list, Robert S'outh'cott and; Jr. IIV.,
'Grant Taylor 1,st, 'Gail IBrOwntng 2nd,
Sr. 'IIV., Miss Eileen 'Lewis was the
only contestant and her address 'teas
.worthy Of slpeciial'mention. [Judges Mr.
Koch, Miss Ganser, Mr. R. iParson's.
IE1'olcu'ti'an. ISr. 1111I., Marie Stirling
let, 'Irene Brooks 2n'd, Margaret Clark
and IRidh'ard ;Sban'bury, 'tie for 3rd;
Kathleen iKes'ble, (Freda IMaore, jean
Appleton, IHelen B4rswell. Jr.
nor (Abbot 1:st, Evelyn Lawson 2nd,
Betty Hoggarth 3rd, 'Sr. W.—Elaine
Stanbury I1st, !Dorothy Traquai'r 22nd.
Judlges, Mr. IA. Dodds, Miss .Francis
and Mies 'Hunter.
ST. COLUMBAN.
The following is the :report of UJS.
No, 3 'Gra'mma'r grades. The
names are in 'order of merit:
Senior and Junior 'Fourth: Thomas
Mel ady, 'Betied ic't (H'ol'land, Wilfred
McQuaid, 'Albert [Hart, Edward
Roach, ,Margaret Murphy, Jack Cron-
in, Louis O'Reilly, 'Mary Hart, Isabel
Roach, Joe OiReilly,
'Senior I'II.-1Honours, Rita [Ryan,
Jack Roach, (Patrick !Cleary, ,Conrad
,Holland, .Francis O'Reilly. Pass, Len-
ore 'Ru'stin,
Junior IiItI,—[Honours, Patrick 0' -
Sullivan, Mildred Murphy, Ralph
Murphy. IPas's, 'Leo (Ryan, 'J'dseph
Hart, 'Gloria Holland, Elizabeth
Roach, Mary OIReiilly,'Failure, Ang-
eline Rusltia. Second 'Class 'Pass, Do-
ris ,Ruston, Mary Murray, James
Roach, Patrick-M'dGrafh,
Part II 'Honours, Mary [Doyle,
Loretto Roach; pass, Eleanor Mc-
Grath, [Patrick Hart Failure, James
New Ground
STRAWBERRY PLANTS
24 Choice Varieties 24
!Strong, vigorou's planes with tins -
excelled root system, grown on
new .land cleared and broken up
two years ago.
Tree and Bush Fruits
A .complete assortment for the
home ,garden and commercial
grower,
Ornamentals
Hundreds of varieties of the
choicest ornamental trees,
Shrubs, vines, roses, perennials,
.gladioli and d'ahlias.
Send for free 52 page catalogue
The
McCJOINNEIJL NURSERY ;Co.
Port Burwell, Ont.
DAO7JE'Y
SEED POTATOES
IN MEMIOIRLAM
11n loving 'memory loll our !dear Imo -
thee, !Jane 'Hudson, who 'passed' aiveay,
six. yeans ,ago, 'April 19Th, 11907.
"To those who lhave dMother
Oherish leer 'with scare,
There 'will 'never be 'another,
To ,6111 her vacant IOhaer, We think ' Of 'ydu 'run silence, •
Yaur nann'e we Often recall,
There is' nothing feet to answer,
But your 'plicture. ,on, the swell,
'mend's may think we have eorgotiten,
'When at times they 'see 'us smile,
1B ut they little know 'etre 'sorrow,
Which 'thalt [smile hides all the iwlhli'ie.
You are. mot'forgotten, nnblther,
Nor will You ever be:"
—Your 'loving cihilldlren.
, FOR SALE
A ,good rubber tired buggy, runs
and Tacks like new. Price will! Sat your
pocket;' JACK CIUDMORIE. ' Also
some geed work 'horses for sale\'
Don't wait till the 241th of May if
you need seed potatoes, as prospects
are fo'r e, s'darcilty and higher prices by
then. Our stock is ,getting law, 'so or-
der now, 'Price 90c ,per bag Extra
No. '1; or small egg size, 65c per b'ag,
White Sweet !Clover seed, $2.00 per
bushel,
Hugill's
POTATO AND DALRY FARM
ON H'IGHWAY
GRASS FARM FOR RENT.,
iGirass 'far'm of fifty acres, on the
folurllh oonlcessio'n orf ,Hibbert; wind-
mill; drilled well; ,Lots of waiter.' 'Will
rent for the seasbi, or will consider
gras's'ing Cattle doer the season. Apply
to DIAAN'BIAIRlRIY, iS'ealforth. 116.
FOR SALE.
[Goad disc seed Idrilt, .;13 discs; near-
ly as goad' as new; dheap. lA'P'pl'y
J. J. Htpgill, RIR. 2 S'ege:nth. Ont.
AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
There will be offered for sale by
public auction at the residence of the
late Mns. John Milson, North Main.
street, '•Seaforth, ,on Saturday, April
8th. at 2:30 ,pan.
1' 'Chestetifield suite; 1 dining room
suite, 2 double beds; 1 single bed
(complete) 3 .feather mattresses; 1
vanity dressing table; 1 dresser; 3
wash stands; '1' ladies' writing -desk;
1 bridge lamp; 1 Quebec cook stove;
1 . heater; electric .grill; screen; .gram-
ophone; 1 sewing machine; washing
machine and wringer; kitchen table
and cabinet; small .tables; garden and
mason's tools; pictures, dishes, rugs,.
kitchen utensils; and many •other ar-
ticles too numerous to mention.
Terms -Ca's'h.
Geo. H. E'1•liott, Auctioneer.
ADAM HAYS, Executor of the Es-
tate of Mrs. John Millson.
AUCTION SALE
t0'f Farm Stock and Implements
can 'Lot 7, Concession 6, H. R. IS.,
Tuckers'rnith, on Friday, April 7, at
one o'clock.
[Horses,—1 work horse 10 years old;
1 aged mare,
1' red caws, milking. 6 pigs 3 mos.
old.
Fowl -20 white Leghorn hens; 30
brown Leghorn hens; 3 geese, 1 gan-
der; 2 ducks, 1 drake.
T'neplesnenits-1 McCormick binder
6 foot; 1 Deering mower 5 foot; 1
seed drill 13 disc; 1 horse rake; 1
three -horse cultivator; 1 set of har-
rows; 1 MBD, riding plow almost
new; 1 walking plow; 1' gang plow;
1 N'1'c'Cormick disc; i land roller; 1
.Clinton fanning mill; 1 light waggon;
1 waggon, 1 waggon box; 1 truck
scale 2,009 lbs.; 1 hay fork, car, pul-
leys, slings; 100 feet rape; 1 root
pulper; 1 scuffler; 1 cutter; 1' buggy;
1 set single harness; 1 set double
h'arness; 1 extension ladder; 40 gal.
tank; 1 sugar kettle; 1 brooder.
Chains, forks, shovels, neckyokes,
whipple'trees, grain bags .and hay and
numerous other articles.
Terms. ---Cash,
WILLIAM WIRIGHT, Proprietor.
Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer,
AUCTION SALE.
OF VALUABLE FARM LANDS
Highest Quality
PURITY FLOUR
Per cwt.
AT LOWEST PRICES
3.39
SEPOY FLOUR g o
Per cwt f" o
PRAIRIEROSE
cwSt. •
IV11AD'E!RITE PASTRY
FLOUR 24 pound' 43c
MEN'SBOIOTS pairR 2a�/- WORK BOOTS 'MEN'S HEAVY 2 69
Cash Prices
W. I. FINNIGAl
SEWING 'VlANiT'FJD •
(Dressmaking and sewing done at
,home. The, price es. 're'ssonalbile, ,Alppl'y
at ,'Thee ;Ne'wis !Office. 11;4
There will be offered for sale, sub-
ject to •a reserve bid iaed other con-
ditions of sale, at .the hereinafter (men-
tioned :pretniscb alt ,1' o'clock p.,m.
sharp on •Saturd'ay, the &th day of
April, 1930, the fol'lo'wing lan'd's,
namely, ALL AND SINGULAR
that certain parcel or tract of land
and premises situate, lying and being
in the Township of Tuckersmintli in
the [County of Huron and 'Province
of Ontario and !being composed of
Lot Number Twen'ty'dve'(125) in the
Third Concession, Huron Road Sur-
vey of the said To'wns'hip oe 'Tucker -
smith. ,
On the said lands there is said to
he erected': a brick 'house and there is.
a ,plentiful !supply of water.
For further particu'l'ars and condi-
tions' of sale apply to the under-
signed.
Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer.,
F. FINGLAND,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for F. V. Cricah ,and (Gladys
Krish, ,Executors of t'he Estate of
Herbert :Erich;
SWDE'T OLOIVEIR SEED
About 20 'bus. o f White ;Blossom
(Sweet Clover 'Aar sale. Goosi ,clean
seed. JAMES iE, SILLOAN, Du'b'lin,
RIR, 1', 1114.
SEED ,FOR SALE
IA quantity Of Yellow ,Blossom
[Sweet '011over, Gavern'men't Grade No.
2, price ;$2.125 per ;bus'he'l. Al'so`some
timothy and alsike mixed, No. 3, price
$3.00 per 'bushel. Lot 115,. Oon. 14, Mc-
Killop; Seaforth phone: 243r2'5. N,O.R-
VEL STIIvtO'RE, i16.
„FOR SALE
IA ,quantity ' of Yellow Blossom
Sweet Clover and :alio some Tineatihy
(S'ee'd', Apply to 2a4 E RIVIIINI LAIN;E,
Plhon'e 2(1-9311, ILot12,•-Con. 6, Tucker -
PASTURE TO RENT.
70 acres, !Lot a9, Concession 3, Hay
Tnwn leilp, ll% ,miles south -wrest of
Hensall Never falling spring creek.
'Wlo'uld rent sail or pert. !Apply to
!J•O1H1N BELL .EISTIATIE, !Exeter,
16
IN THE MATTER OF EDWAiRD
IZIRAUSKIOPF L•I4 BANK'RU'P'TC'Y
Forced Sale of Real Estate
Sealed 'tenders will :be received 'by
the undersigned Trustee in Biank-
ruptcy.dor the purchase of the real
estate of the said bankrupt .knotwn as
ALL AND SSIN'Gi[JLIAIR that 'certain
parcel or tract of land and .premises,
situate, lying and being in [the• tT'a'wn-
ship of 'MdKillop, in elm County of
Huron and Province of 'Ontario ated
being competed of Lot Number Seven
(7) in the Third (3) Con'ce'ssionof
the said 'Towns'hip of 'MIsK'illop, con-
taining by admeasurement One. Hun-
dred acres of Wand Mere or less.
The present Mortgagee will leave
Three Thousalnd .dollars on mortgage
on said lands.
1Pos'session can be ,given immed-
iately.
The tenders are to be filed with the
undersigned on or before the 112Th day
of April, 1933.
!Further 'particufians and inspection
of the property bray be head on ap-
plication at the office of the under-
signed Trustee or to John T. 6i''uggard,
Seaforth, Ontario, 1Solicitor for 'the
IEstate.
,Terms. !Marked cheque payable to
C. G. Middleton of 10.%a of :the am-
ount of the 'tender trust accompany
the 'tender, baiatlece to be p'a'id in least
on completion of the transaction.
(Dated at Go'd'erfdh, Ontario, this
4th clay of April, 193'3.
C. G. MIIIDD6JETO1N,
Count House, Goderich, Ont.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
MORTGAGE STALE
Of Desirable Farm in MdKill'ap
Township.
Under and by virtue of the powers
Of sale contained in a certain 'niort-
gajge w'hich will be produced at the
time of sale there will be offered foe
sale by Public Auotlort at the Com-
mercial Hotel, in the Town of Sea-
forth on Wednesday,, April 1Lth, 3933,
it the hour of two o'clock in the af-
ternoon the 'following land's:
[Lot nu'm'ber Thirty in the Eleventh
concession of the Township of Mc-
Killop, in the County of Huron, con-
taining ore hundred , acres o'f land
mare or fess.
ITlibe land is a rich clay loam and
on the premises are a good brick
house and bank barn. This farm is
'cannren'ien'tly situated es' to Ohandle
[S'choo'l and 'Market.
:Terms of :Sealer -Ten per 'cen't of
the purc'hase'm'omey to be 'paid on the
d'ay of sale and the bal'an'ce within
three weeks • eheereialfter, The proper-
ty will 'be offered for sale subject to a
reserved bid.
'For funt'her tennis, particu'lar.s and
conditions of sale apply to:--
,e011-rel
o:—JIOIHN BIRSIT,
'Seaforth, Ontario,
'Solicitor for Vendors.
Darted March 23rd, :1931
Barred Rock
Baby Chicks
From High -Producing Stock. $8 a
Hundred
Order in advance
J. C. McNAY,
Notice
Car Licenses issued, also Trailer
Licenses up to 2,000 lbs.
N. W. MILLER
CLINTON, ONT
WANTED
ITO rent or [buy e. [farm of (from 75 ee,
400 alcres of.:goo'cf land with good
Ibu'ild!i'ngs. IAIp'ply to The 'News Office.
1114.
WANTED
IA 'middle aged 'wo'man to•take cars
,o'f an invalid nights. Exp'erien'ce not
necess'aary. Phone 1154. 14.
PIG'S FOR, SALE
Eight chunks of gigs Apply to
!JIAIMIES SOIUTEIR, Brncefieid. Phasic
141 r '14, Seaifarlth: 14 ,
FOR SALE OR RENT ,
House. Tor sale or to rent. Posses-
sion given theist of May. Phren 307
or apply to J'AA9EIS'BARIRIOIN, Sem-
faith. 'PD. box ,1'54. Q4.
NOTICE ...
1100 acres to rant, lot 27, con. 'I
'H'ibbeiit; will rent for grass or part
may be ;bnolken for crolp; [term's right.
Have also a number 'df dhoice pigs six
weeks old, for ,sale. .Phone 403 r ZI,
ISeeforth. 'I'. G. ISIHIIILIJIfINIGILIAIW. 14
HARDWOOD FLOORS. •
!Motoring 'time is here again. Get
oiler' price on ,an oak 'floor for any
r'o'am 'or rodms, Ol'd' floors roughed
off free before we lay !the new one, on
!complete j'ab's.
We specialize in resurfacing old
'Adorn.'
HARRY W. HART, Phone 224w..
(SPECIALPRICE'S . FOR. THIS
�' WEEK
1Whrte Sweet Clover Seed, Timothy
seed O.A.C.rNo. 72 oats for seed-
'Standard reeclean,ed slcreening, wheat;
mixed grain, oats, 'buckwheat, corn,
M'olals'sine meal, barley. Evergreen
spruce trees ready ear transplanting.
Arrangements made for delivery of
grain and feeds. MCKENZIE'S
CHiOIPIP1I(NIG 1MII'LL and - EILEIVA.T-
OR. Phone 25.
!COCKERELS AND STARTED
CHICKS
IWe will have from time to time a.
,gritantlty of 1°M -week -Old cockerels,.
both 'Legthorns ,anal Rocks, at bargain
pieces, Also started chicks. Cali .and
see its or •ph'oue 11137'r3. SItJNNY,IV1AA!IJE
1IO,U1LTi121Y FARM, Sea'forth, Ont.
FOR SALE.
A quantity of Seed Oats for sale.
50c peer bushel. WIiLLIAM Mc
S'P'ADiDIE1N, Route 1, Senforth
FOR SALE
A Hereford bull, about 18 months
.old also one saw,' bred, and three,
chunks, HAR'OL'D ,PIEINIHIAILIE, Bay-
Beld, Ont.
OLD TIME DANCE EVERY
FRIDAY NIGHT
lAt Kipp -en Hall, The beet o'f music.
Admission 219c. Ladies 10'c, Every-
body welcome.
HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE
IFromi 'h'i'gh ,producing :S.C. White
(Leghorn Hen's. These rare large, size
eggs, good shape' and -color. This
stock is from (Inc'Tom Barron and
Ferris strain with records from, 225
to' 300 eggs. Prices reasonable, V(r35.
RUTIUEDGR, Seaforth ter. 2, Clinton
Phone 616r2.'
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Wheat, per bushel ...45c 50c
(Wh'e'at, per bushel ." . „...,,-.45ce65c
'Olats, per bus'h,el 32c
Buckwheat, per 'bushel 365
Eggs, per doz ....... .....c...71s-1Oc
te
Butter, per Th. 18c
Potatoes, pet bus. 60c
-Hogs, per cwt .......,......S5.25