HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1944-10-19, Page 8TIE SEAFORTH NEWS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,9, 1944
HENSALL i Card of Thanks
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Jack Drysdale of London suffered Mr. and Mrs, John Love and t unily
a double fracture of the jaw and , will 10 egress their sntcere thanks
Mrs Wilfred Klopp of London re- and -appreciation) to the Many fricnuis
ceivedfractured ribs when.the for- and neighbors for the kinclueesand
into the sympathy n; tm
showhe'during their
111e7:'8 Cal' crascrashedbroatlsid e A to resent:Sad bel'eaY21182nt; and for the'
ear driven by Sgt. Wilfred Irlopp of beautiful floral tributes incl (21(10 of
Woodstock early Sunday morning at Sympathy, timid especial thanks to
at intersection in Hensall, Jack Drys- Rev J, I.. P;lyloi', of Ileusall, and
dale was pinned underneath his car bearers,
which turned' over. Both were taken
to Scott -Memorial Hospital by Dr. FOR SALE
Steer, where X-rays were taken and A number of youAg pigs seven
11irs. ILlopp then returned' front the weeks old. Jack McIver'
St. Colunn-
hospital. Constable Ferguson invest- ben,
igated. WANTED
4C2 Robt. Sangster of the PTS,,
St. Thomas, spent the week end at
the home of his mother, Mrs, Minnie
Sangster:
Mo, and Mos. Robt. McKenzie and
family spent the week end with the
Immediately, 1938-39' or 40 Ply-
mouth. Dodge. Chev., or Ford ear in
good condition. Must have good
tires. Phone 7913, Hensall:
Schwalm in PULLETS FOR SALE.
latter's sister, Miss Mae S Sixty white Leghorn pullets, ,Lc
London. months old, laying. McIsinley :breed,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Corbett visited
Wilson Campbell, phone 835x11
last week with the latter's aunt, Mrs.
Isla Harding in London. PULLETS FOR SALE
Mr, Norman Jarrett. of Toronto Sixty purebred Barred Rock pub
visited recently with relatives here, lets, six months old, ready to lay.
Phone S31r22, Seaforth,
Messrs. Carl Passmore, Alvin Ker-
slake and Jack Faber enjoyed a fish-
ing trip up north this week.
:lir. and Mrs. John Passmore visit- A good home for a full grown
ed on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. male cat. Beautifully marked: For
Lloyd Passmore and Mr. and Mrs. particulars write P.O. box 724, God -
Albert Passmore in Delhi. sulci.
The Wohelo Class will meet in the FOR SALE
Church
541100y evening,
the Oct,20 . large
, Fifty hybrid, pullets, Minorca-
Friday evening, ct, 20th. A ge Leghorn cross. Roe strain, ready
attendance is requested, to lay.Phone 667r22, Seaforth.
Pte, Harvey McLarnon and ars, AndreCrozier,
McLarnon are visiting with relatives
in Detroit this week. PULLETS FOR SALE
Jars. Fenner of Montreal is spend- 50 'good Rock pullets, Phone 37r
ing a few weeks with Mr. and ',VD's. 17. Dublin central.
Alf. Taylor.
Jack Simmons of the RCNVR of Nine FOR SALE
Esquimalt,
B.C..C., is spending his fur- chunks about GO lbs„ three
.lough with his mother, Mr's, Alda chunks 75 lbs.. also a black and
Simmons, white spotted stallion for sale. Apply
Mr. Earl McEwen of Toronto vis- J. F. Burns, Market street.
ited with relatives here last week. FOR SALE
Mr, and Mrs, Cline Flynn, "Mrs. 125 hybrid pullets, Hemp and
'Wilfred Klopp of London Sgt.
Rock cross, five months old. Earl
Wilfred Klopp of Woodstock, Lawson, Phone 841112, Seaforth,
ler. Robt. Richards of Sarnia visited
recently ntly with lir. and Mrs Jules FOR SALE
Clearing. Auction Sale
Wednesday, October 25, at 1. pia, Lot 54,
Maitland. Concession 1F mile, west of Holmes-
ville on No. 6 liighway. -
HORSES -=Gley. horse, .Bay m..re, 2 yr. old
Clydu 10Are,
CATTLE -114w cow to freshen In Nor.; 2
Hereford- and Durham cows, due to freshen
In Spring:; yearling; 1le,efocl bull; u spring
Calves 11orhain and Ilarefxd) ;' 4 yearling
sleets; 6. yearling' he f4;s,
PIGS—Sow due to 11111.010 ar mule o1 sale;
II Ings, 6, weeks old.
SHEEP —Oxford item 1 4 Oxford ewes.
IMPL EMEN 1S--T1.H, um kc,n • Deer-
ing mower. 6 (4 liry rake, 12 ft, (frost Sr,
Wood); 2 barrel steel roller; ,I soctimt her -
1 ow disco -14114 ,, house sniffler; 1 horse
acufrler; Quebec riding Sits 21 Pluet,, walls -
Gag plow ; set el light sleighs. (1 horse) ;
seed drill ; steel tire ,flagon end rack :
et of sloop sleighs; steel tire buggy 154,
horse International gasoline engine loge
;rowel meat grinder ; 12 incl; Maxwell
glen roller 0tun.*nifanning
mill, electric
(1 2000 Ib saes Set double harness;
100 nhater (11;0=0(i, hhsltk1dvsn af ria athreatdl-
01ac1ksoths 010,.0055 dies; 6000er11tl00 ge;,
tnal
chest; Yankee. screw •Liver ice box;
3 togging chains; ladders; 66 00,b,r pests;
17 form !sty ;anentaity of 1101010es,
HOUSEI4 OLD EFFECTS —• Lnege cook
cook stove (Homestead); 2 heelers end et'nee
haooeholti tis.
Terms-C,•ash,deNe reserv-as farm, is sold.
Fred Mulholland, Proprieetor•, Harold Jack-
son. Auctioneer.
Clearing Auction Sale
Farm Stock, Implements, and household
Effects. -- 00 Tuesday, October 9401, 12.90
p.m. At Let 10, Bayfield Road South, Stanley
Township, 2 miles West of Varna.
HORSES -1 matched team of Bary Wagon
horses, 5 and 6 years old (mare and gelding) ;
1 Pr, eheron mare colt, 1 year old, a bents.
CATTLE-- Black cow aged 4,freshened 4
months age; Black cow aged 3, freshened 6
months, bred to freshen again March 26;
Part Jersey Cow, aged 3, milking 6 months,.
bred to freshen again April 16; Red eow, dry,
due to freshen Dec. 11; Black steer calf 4
mos, old ; Black heifer calf 6 mos, old; Red
heifer 111 mos. old, Black heifer 10 pros. old,
SHEEP. -10 Leicoi4ters and Oxford ewes,
POULTRY -300 bens OmerOmerold), 1 Brooder
Stove and canopy, capacity 300.
IMPLEMENTS—M. H binder, 611. cut;
McCormick mower, 544cut; 104t. steal hay
rake; set 4 section harrows; Low wagon,
steel front wheels; hay rack; ]riding plow;
plow; M. H. cultivator; long sleigh;
single horse sleigh; set of 4 sling ropes and
sling chain; Aaker-Bolt . ore0m sepnra000,
000 lb0, cap.; platform settles 1200 lbs.; set
240 14, scales; wheel barrow; large grind-
stone; scythe; 1 old reaping cradle; seuffler;
Shur Shock electric fence controller; 1 Pi's.
H,P. United gasoline engine; large 350 gal.
metal lined tante suitable for honey; set of
team work harness; set single driving har-
ness; 2 22inch horse collars; 1-21 and 1—
20 incl] millers; garden sprayer ; 8 horse
evener; neck yokes; whiffle trees, forks,
shovels, chains, pick, sledge, double end- em-
ery grinder ; Overland 26 blue sedan, good
r nS,
pa 1 000 White Leghorn pullets Lorne running condition with 4 600-20 tire, like
=Lag
1 snare; 1 old auto power plant;
Rev. Jas. Anthony of Exeter con- S. Webster, phone 835r2, Seaforth. parts for overland ears (transmissions, axion,
ducted sere
ice in Carmel Presbyter starters, generators, wheels etc.) ; 2 wagon
fan Church on Sunday morning in
the absence of Rev. J. Taylor who
conducted sacrament service in Ex-
eter Presbyterian Church. 1
Rev, W. A. Young, Mrs. Young
COLTS WANTED
Would like to get in touch with
anyone having colts bred by Baron
Lulwater, two to four years old.
Phone Geo. B. Dorraliee, 844r0,
Seaforth, Ont,
Clearing Auction Sale.
Of 1",rm Stock and Implements -1141'.
old Jackson has been instructed to. sell by
public auction on. Lot 0, Con. 4, Stables
Township, one and a quarter miles north of
Nippon and 01/0. Writes hest on Tuesday, `Oct,-
Mier
c41 r 31s1, 01 1 pan., the following: Boy
mare nine years old:; bay mare 10 yrs. old,
ui 2004; driving horse, single or 'double;
Clyde gelding 1 yrold; suekling colt, Clyde
mare 3 yrs. old.
CATTLE.--Durlrirm cow to freshen time of
sole, Durham flows to Lesllen 'n March and
April;
Shorthorn bull 2 yrs. old eligible /or
registration 4 0 -yr, old steers; Durh,un ; 4
Derham yr old steer • and heifers, 4 coring
calves.
PIGS. --York sow dee in Dec„ 4 chunks
100 lbs. Poultry -150 light Sussex pullets, li
months old; calmly house 10,12, brooder
stove, feeders, etc.
IsIPLEMENTS—M.H 7 ft, cut hinder,
good; Deering mower, M.I•I, hay loader,
sulky rake 10 ft., 13 hoe M.1h seed drill, 3
drum steel roller, spring tooth cultivator, 14 -
Plate disc harrow: riding plow,. walking
1,1011', M.H. manure spreader, McGoresiok:
Deering beat snuffler and puller, set scales,
fanning mill, sugar kettle, wheel burrow,
farm wagon, hay ruck 45 'ft.:000vel bolo, set
of sloop sleighs and reek, Dotter,' buggy, 2
creoin separators, -hay furter,. car rope gild
slings, 130 cement blocks, quantity of planks
mud inch.'lumbor, 00
bunches shingles, cedar
posts; 46 2' Alpe, ane baslfel timothy .seed.
Harness; Set of breeching harness,..1 set of
back band harness, set of light harness. Hoy
and Grain -12 ton thnothy hay, 200 bushels
of grain mixed, 100 bush. wheat•
Household' Furnishings—Good Cheer cook
stove (good), quantity of households furnish-
ings chairs, bedroom furniture,
seniors, lames and ' -a host of other articles.
JOHN D. McBBATM, Prop. E, P. Ches-
ney, Clerk, Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
wheels 48in. high 21/2 inch tires; front axle.
forwagon; heavy block and tackle; 1, 6 volt
De Lax Wincharger complete with wiring:
1, 46-70 Springfield U.S. Army Rifle and
cartridges; bunch shingles; 60 gal. barrel and
several smaller .barrels; 50 gal. vinegar;
about 500 good cedar rails many suitable for
posts; several fence hosts; 3, 6 volt batteries•
mail
box; cyclone seeder; Portland cutter and pole
anti many other things too numerous to men.
Von.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — Chesterfield;
Dosell power washing machine and
avtiwfrgelvr, good as new; Raymond sewing ma-
chine like new ; Aladdin lamp; extension
table; 000021 stove; kitchen ohelre, couch, Par-
lor chairs, tables, bedroom sultos, dishes,
lanterns, tbs, areata, pails, garden tools, etc.
Terms of sale—Cash, 3. D. Pollock, Prop.,
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer, E. P. Ghee -
nes,. clerk.
and Menthe of Fergus visited with some Shinn stat lightning rod fixtures,
friends here last week.
Pte. Wesley Jones of the ROCCO.,
London. returned to his duties after
a two week's furlough at his home.
Arnold Circle Meets—
Auction Sale
Estate of the late Mr's. A, Gordon.
Property and household effects in
village of Egmondville, Sat, Oct. 21,
at 3.30 pan. immediately following
Tena McNaugllton's sale in Egmond-
The October meeting of the Arn- ville.
old Circle was held on Monday even- HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -1 Que-
ing at -the home of Mrs, Roy Bell bee cook stove; 1 Quebec heating
with Mrs, Roy MacLaren co -hostess. stove: 1 Perfection coal oil stove and
The president, Mrs. Melvin Moir, oven; 1 glass cupboard; kitchen
presided and opened the meeting table; 6 chairs; 1 high chair; number
:with a hymn and prayer. The scrip- of rocking chairs; 1 extension table
ture, Psa1n1 112. was read by Mrs, and 6 chairs; number of sulall tables;
Orr. It was decided to hold the bar- 1 china cabinet; 1 dresser; bed
oar 0n Saturday, Dec, 2nd. The topic springs and mattress; toilet set; coal
on "N'nw Policy and New Advents," oil lamps; quilts and Linens; quantity
was taken by Miss Jean McQueen. of (lilies; 2 trunks; lawn mower; 1
M1'o Chas. Forrest favored with oak library table and chair; 1 brass
piano instrumentals. Mos, J. Fargo- bed, springs and mattress; 1 set of
har gave a reading on "The New .4g- drawers; 1 dresser and stand; 1 hall
riculture' and World Markets," The tree; 1 pedestal; 1 table lamp.
meeting closed with' a hymn and PROPERTY -7 room 10.6 story
prayer. Refreshments were served frame house in the village of Eg-
by the hostess. mondv'ille on Main St, 2 lots, house
Misses Lillian and Edith McEwen
of London visited this week with Mr,
and Mrs. John McEwen,
Hensall's big frolic is on Wednes-
day evening, Oct. 25th in the com-
munity shed. A special event will be - Cormick. fertilizer drill, 11 hoe, 8 aur
the address of Mr, Cleaver of Cen-
sored
I gag rtes; 4 -section harrows and whlnnle-
Auetion Sale 1 trees; Bull's ono electric fencer, White wash
overseas, This Hotta is being p
cored by the Hensall-Zurich War Estate of the late Mrs. Gordon Bol• slelgha, root nuhlae•, hay rock and sung,,
• w mower rulbes fire buggy, lov farm
1s m good state of 18351•, splendid
gallon.
Chattels—Cash. Property,' 10%
clown, balance 39 days. Reserve bid.
Janes A. Gordon, Prop, Harold
Jackson, Auctioneer,
Auction Sale
Mr, Harold Jackson has been in-
structed to sell by public auction on
Lot 7, Con. 4 ,Stanley, four miles
southwest of Brucefield, 3 miles
north of Kippen, on Friday, October
20th at 1 o'clock the following:
HORSES—Percheron mare, 9 yrs.
old, Belgian mare, 9 yrs. old; aged
Belgian mare,
CATTLE—Cow clue in March; 3
cows due in May; farrow cow; 3
spring calves; 9 two year olds; 13
Yearlings. They are all good Durham
cattle, steers and heifers.
IMPLEMENTS, — International
binder, 6 ft. cut, like new; Deering
mower; International 10 ft. Y
rake; International manure spread-
er; Cockshutt fertilizer drill like
new4 cultivator, disc harrow, set 3
section harrows, 3 -drum steel roller.
No. 21 plow, wagon, fiat hay rack,
stock rack, fanning mill, bag truck,
buggy, democrat, cutter, oak barrel,
steel barrel, 'barrel sprayer, 11feClary
feed cooker, anvil, steel visa, cross-
cut saw, framers boring machine
and augers, steel sledge, one and a
half set team harness, set single
harness, number of horse collars,
sling ropes, horse blankets, forks,
chains. 20 tons clover hay and timo-
thy bay, some lumber. 200 bushels
of oats. Terns cash. Duncan Aiken -
head, Prop.; E. P. Chesney, Clerk;
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer,
Sale
Auction
Of Chattels end Llvn Stools. -B,v dileetinn i
of the Public Trustee of Ontario the follow-
ing live stook and chattels ,will he offered
for o -ole 867 pultlie 0uetinn on the neomtses of
JNus henry Lame, Lat 16, ('on. 3, Mciiillop
Town -hip, Lq miles east of Senfns•th end 11',
north. on the lith of ()cumber at 12,30;
HORSES --Black mare. S yrs, old, general
plumose; any mare, 5 years old, general pur-
pose. hay mare, 4 years old.
CATTLE- Purism colo, fresh one month,
Durham ear clue Dee, 21st, Durham cow.
due Feb. 11, Durham eow, clue Feb. 24 ; Dur-
ham cow due .Nov, 1st; Durham cow due.
Feb, 10. Durham cow due April 0th, Durham
caw clue Apra! 96; 15 Hereford and Durham
steers and heifers ranging from 800 to 1000
lbs„ 13 yr. old Hereford, Durham steers, 4
heifers, 4 Durham spring calves, 1 Hereford
hull, 2 years old.
i PIGS -11 York chunks 80. lbs,. York sow
bred 6 weeks.
IMPLEMENTS.—New Ford tractor on rub.
bo, starter' and pulley, t(uetor cultivator;
tractor plow. M.H, binder '7 IL, cut; half.
share in MH. hay loader, hall share in Me-
e
traria, who This
returned Froin' Of two choice 100 -acre 'Farms," machine, cream separator, Primrose, McGo'-
f b 'n s Ott Veer
1030 Ford teach, act farm
Service Committee. It is expected ton, Messrs. Harold Jackson and .fiago,l, 16 64. attiling rock. 1'4 h,n. gas el -
the Ipperwash Pipe Band will be in Arthur Weber have been instructed gins, scorner, soling
tooth cultivator,
fanntn 3000
attendance.Th 11 b al t
of games. The Hensall and Zurich October 30th, at 1 pan. 1 oats, 1200 bus, maxed grain, AO ton tubus.
Women's Institute are having a The Farm— Lot 28, Con. 14, N.E. any. Hnrnesa—Set breechtng herlseae, act
homebaking booth, all proceeds for Boundary, Hibbert, 4 miles east of li htt harcness. lr of horse collars,
dHeuectsl Bli-
the overseas boxes. Anyone having Hensall; 100 acres, well fenced, well lciew battery radio. Terms each.
and a
donations of home baking such as drained; good clay loam, good young ;or fnsthe,• particulars apply to Harold
pies, tarts, cakes, bread, buns, etc„
orchard; quantity of bush. Solid. 11,6 eknen'ILA Auctioneer,
Seaforth,
Ontario.
aoodeo•HaIl;
eggs, vegetables, poultry or an
sale- story brick house. slate root, cement Toronto 2, Ont.
able article are asked to notify Miss verandah, balcony; good frame kit-
Y chap and woodshed: Large L-shaped FOR SALT
Greta Laramie. phone 104, or. Mrs, double bank barn 84' v 36' find straw spy anvtea fi0a bag, pieta your own. sem
J. Sangster as soon as possible,
FOR SALE
A pure bred Yorkshire hog at Lot
29, Con, 9, .Morris. Phone._ 13r9,
Brussels,
tractionssuch asbingo andallsorts to sell by public auction on Monday, ha1RApotatoes, oG6 bus.
6 ro-32 wrihrtay ao . 20
bus.
berm 30x45, withpig pen, hen house Scott, Phoma 516r11,
Report Overseas Boxes—
land water supply; drive shed 22x38;
windmill, spring well. Hydro in house
Local and rural citizens are to be and barn. Twenty acres ploughed. All
commended for their hearty support buildings in excellent state of repair,
given to the appeal for donations The farm, 2nd Concession, Lot 3,
for Christmas boxes for the Hensall Tucltersmith, 11/s moles east and 1/2!
boys who are serving overseas, A mile south of Hensall; 100 acres
choice h ice clay loam, well dr fair
ortion of these boxes (88) were
packed by the Women's Institute, bush, some orchard; 1% story frame FOR SALE
the War Service Committee and the
house; 1 large bank baro 36x70, drive Frame house 16'x24';` driving shed
Girls' Dance Club and kind friends shed 18x24; hen house, windmill; 30 timber frame 24'x32'. 6 timbers 18x12
acres ploughed. One-half mile from
en Wednesday afternoon and even- x12 On Lot 20, Con. 4, Hibbert. J. F.
school. Buildings in good repair, I
ing, Oct. 38th, The fact that a great Stock -1 cow in calf; 1 cow milk- Malady,
many folks throughout the village ing; 1 steer rising two; 1 heifer IIs- " FOR SALE
and district gladly gave of their rug ing 3 years; 1 heifer rising 2 years;) Ten pigs just weaned. Campbell
ar rations made possible the prom- 1 steer rising 1
year, 1 coli 4 months Eyre, phone 84r13, Hensall.
010n Of delicious homemade candy, Old; .500 bushels seed Oata, Banner;
1
QU,4TITY
Of cider apples for sale. Phone 22
e 10, Dublin,
consisting of chocolate and divinity16 cords soft elm block wood; 6- elm1
fudge. This splendid work was ae•' tops; cedar posts; large colony house,
complished by the following ladies: 31/2 x 121/2; small colony house 6x10,
Mesdames T. Manns, J. Patterson, frame building 16x22.
M. F))is. G. Hess, C. Meidinger, E. Household. Furniture — 1 DeLaval
Ilipfer, W. Sangster, C. Stephenson, cream separator, nearly new; new
J. Sangster, A. Berry, E. Shaddiek, kitchen range; Quebec heater; Mc-
T. Sherritt and R. Elgie. Others eon- Clary heater; new pipes; glass cup-
trihuted a tempting assortment of board; bake table; odd tables; 1/2
cookies and shortbread, while still dozen kitchen chairs; camp chairs;
others donated necessary supplies as hall rack; 2 couches; 6 dining chairs;
corn' syrup, butter, milk, etc. Besides odd chairs; attest of drawers; mod
the candy each parcel consisted of a ern walnut dining room suite; 4 bed -
variety of tobaccos, cigarettes and room suites; 3 odd bedsteads; iron
kettle; 2 lawn mowers; dishes; cook -
papers, razor blades, bars, canned ing 'utensils and other articles; linol•
goods, soup. gum, shaving cream, eum on kitchen.
tooth paste, stationery, 2 lbs. prepay- Quantity of straw. Track, pulleys
ed Christmas cake, etc. An addi- and rope go with farm.
tonal treat of maple sugar cakes Terinsi Chattels, cash. Terms on
"-was provided by Mrs. 3. Sangster farm -10 per cent day of sale; bat-
and Mrs. A. R. Campbell, through
the kindness af Mr, and Mrs. John
McMurtrie of the village who donat•
ed the maple syrup for this purpose.
Tt might bo stated that the nine borne by the War Service Commit-
boxes for those serving in Italy were tee. All postal work in connection
necked and forwarded last week. with these parcels such as address-
T.noiuded in this total 4471 were two ing, declaring, etc.. is most capably
ladies parcels, one for Cpl," Helen managed by Mr. F. Bonthron, post -
Bell :and one for NS. Lieut. Marion master, and his sassistant, ,Miss Mar-
Dougall. All shipping charges were .garet Johnston.
ante in 30 days, Reserve bid.
Mr's. J. A. Spellman and Mrs, S. II,
Hoffman, Executrices.
FOR SALE
Leicester sheep; ewe. lambs, ram
Iambs, also 2 -year-old ewes. Apply
J. 11. Quigley, three miles south of
Clinton on No. 4 Highway. Phone
Clinton 916 r 3,
PIPE TOBACCO
it's a real
pipe smoker's
tobacco
1
of the participation certificates issued
on the following seeds:
Red Clover $1.80 per bushel
Alfalfa $3.00 per bushel
Alsike $3.00 per bushel
We are licensed by the Special
Products Board to issue these cert;- good property
flcates which have the above guar- Cottage Egmondville. Priced rea
anteed values,! soneble.
E. C, CHAMBERLAIN
Sell your seed to a dealer that can Insurance & Real Estate
Phone 334, Seaforth, Ont. Res. 220
Saturday (Spot) Cash Prices
Robinhood Oats, giant 5 ib bag
Pure Lard, 2 pounds
Domestic Shortening, 2 pounds
gar 10 p .
Granulated Sugar, 1ounds
Odex Soap, 4 cakes
Aylmer Tomato or Vegetable Soup, 2 tins
MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS, PAIR 2.15
W. J. FINNIGAN
23c
29c
33c
77c
19c
23e
Auction Sale McConnell & Hays ,.
Barristers, Solicitors Etc
�' a So c s
Of Property- aid Household Effects in Eg-
mondville, at Lot 10.11 2-114.5,, on Saturday,
Octabcr 21, 1111 '1 p.m.
PROPERTY—Approximately 1 ,zero, excel-
lent well, wo,'nm six -roomed frame oottngo ill
good ,state of repair, good basement, hydro,
frame barn and hen house, low taxes. Im-
mediate possession, said subject to reserve bid;
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -1 antique morns
chair; 1 antique plush couch; 1 dining room
extension table; 6 dining room choirs; 3
kitchen tables; 12 k1tellen chairs; 1' good
sewing machine; 1 box stove; 1 glass 0015^
board, 2 small mirrors; 2 antique clocks; 1
oak hall reek; 1 bed; 3 good bird cages, 1
electric iron ; large quantity of dishes, some
antidues„leather couch ; 2 wash stanch; goilt-
ing fraises; 2 bins; 2 benches; work bench;
several trunks; tailor's iron; pictures; grind-
stone; lawn mower; iron kettle; irony 00t1
baby carriage; inlaid linoleum. Many other'
articles, Casts on household effects. TENA
McNAUG8ITON, prop„ HAROLD JACKSON,
Auctioneer, Edwin Chesney, Clerk,
Clearing Auction Sale
Mr. Harold Jackson has been instructed to
sell by public auction on Lot '10, Con. 2,
Tuckersmith, half mile east of Brumfield, on
Mill Raub of Thursday, Oct 20086, at 1 p.m.
CATTLG,•-5 young Durham cows due to
freshen from January to April, 4 Oerhnm
Young cattle rising 2 to 4 Yrs,; 1 cow to
freshen in November.
Implements--�M.H. binder' in first class
uoi,d!tlon, M.II. fertlliaer drill 1140 new,
1(0,61. bean scufler and puller, 4 00011611 har-
rows, steel land roller, 2 walking Fleury
Plows, good top buggy, 1 open buggy, slum
cart, colony house 10.112, 10 -inch grinder,
road cart, strong light wagon, Portland cut-
ter, sulky rake,. 2 set farm -sleighs, low farm
wagon like new, 10 ft. fiat hay rack, fann-
ing mill, 2000 Ib, stock scale, good Detects
cream separator; good 6 -ft. MTt. mower;
root vulvae; forks; whlll!etrees, steel clover
table for mower, set hack bald. harness,
MIR breeching harness, set Tight driving
heroes, drive belt. Terms cash,
JOHN WATSON, Prop.; Harold Jackson,
Auctioneer,
Notice
Voters' List, 1944, Municipality 0f The
Township Of Mullett, Huron County.
Notice is hereby given that I have compiled
with Section 7 of the Voters' List Act -end
that I have posted up at my Olfice in Lon-
desboro, on the 7th day of October, 1041, the
list of all persons entitled to vote I0 the said
Municipal Election and such list rentable
there for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters to take
immediate pro0eedings to have tiny errors or
emissions corrected according to Law.
Dated et my office :his 10;:h day of
October, 1044.
Patrick D. McConnell, H. Clenn.Hays,
SLIAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build'
ing, Seaforth- Office hours:_
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
1.00 p.m. to 6. p.m. Saturday
evening, 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Jos. W. M1600I, 4
Clerk Hallett 1001.
FARM FOR SALE
210 steres, Inas 26 and 27, 5th con, HRS., 1
Tuckersmlth, brick house with bathroom.
hard end soft water, large barn with water
r ffailingspfhlg (41500 into taste.
These Thee never
Rums will he sold sestu•ate ar together.
Apply to J. D. Gemmell, Seaforth, A.R. 4,
LOST
Pocketbook containing nrmy.. resection slip
and other valuable papers. Reward. Aptly nt
The -News Office.
FOR (AL1
every month from 1 to 2 p.m. FOR
Frans house, Coleman St., patent
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
HEAD OFFICE SEAFORTH Ont.
Officers
President, W. R. Archibald, Sea -
forth; Vice President, Frank Mc-
Gregor, Clinton; Sec.-Treas. and,
Manager, M. A. Reid, Seaforth:
Directors
W. 1I. Archibald, Seaforth; Frank
McGregor, Clinton; Alex Broadfoot,
Seaforth; Chris Leonhardt, Born-
holm;
ornholm; E. J. Trewartha, Clinton;
John L. Malone, Seaforth; Alex Me -
Ewing, Blyth; Hugh Alexander,
Walton; George Leitch, Clinton,
Agents
John E. Pepper, Brucefleld; R. F.
MoKercher, 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 officeps
addressed to • their respective WI'
offices.
Watson & Reid
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE AGENCY
(Successors to James Watson)
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT.
Ail kinds of Insurance risks effect-
ed at lowest rates in First -Glass
Companies.
SEAFORTH CLINIC
Dr. E. A. McMaster, MB., Graduate
of University of Toronto.
The Clinic is fully equipped with
complete and modern x-ray and other
up-to-date diagnostic and thereuptle
equipment.
Dr. F, S. R. Forster, Specialist in
Diseases of the Dar, Eye, Nose and
Throat, will be at the Clinic the Mom. ,
Tuesday in every mouth from 'O%
6 p,m,
1 Free well -baby clinic will be held
on the second and last Thurs(3ay in
shingle i gle siding 3 Pc Bathroom up-
stairs, toilet downstairs, Furnace,!
whole house. Acre of land with spleml
did barn 50ft. x 28ft. hydro installed.
Drilled well on property. Mast be
seen to be appreciated.
Brick house, Church St., 3 Pc.)
Bathroom, Furnace, Town Water.)
Good Balm and Hen House.
Stuccoed grouse, Egmondville. Ar
JOHN A. GORWiLL, B.A.,M.D.
Following are the minimum values Physician and Surgeon
Hydro. First class basement under 1
give you a certificate, thus assuring
Yourself of the above bonus. throat hospitals London Eng At
In Dr, H. E. Ross' office. Phone 5 J
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, Har, Nose and Throat
Graduate in Medicine, University
of Toronto. Late Assistant New York
Ophthalmic and Aural Institute,
Moorefield's Eye, and Golden Square
We are also buyers of Timothy
and Sweet Clovers
Highest prices paid for all
'seeds
Send samples, write or phone.
STRAYED
Front Lot 33, Con. 4, Usborne, a
black collie clog with tan markings
and slight scar on right eye. Anyone
knowing his whereabouts kindly not-
ify Joseph lFel'goson, phone 80r2,
Hensall.
FOR SALE
Ten steers weighing about 800 lbs.
Apply to Harry Caldwell, Kippen.
phone 657r14, Seaforth.
FOR SALE
100 Leghdrn pullets, starting to
lay, Harry Rapson, R.R. #2, Walton.
Phone 331,3, Seaforth.
FARMS FOR SALE
Fifty acre farm, W1/4 Lot 27, Con.
5, Hibbert, frame house, bank barna
with straw shed, implement shed,
convenient to school. Fifty acre farm,
front half Lot 27, .Conn, 4, Hibbert,
Seeded, never failing spring. Joseph
Atkinson, 8.11.2, Dublin, phone 41x4.'
WOOD FOR SALE
! Dry hardwood for sale by truck
load. Leave orders with Scott Hab-
kirk, phone 226W, Seaforth.
FOR SALE
A frame barn 26x40 feet in good
G. ZWICKER
repair. Apply to H. Tolson, Kippen,
Ont.
FOR SALE
10-20 McCormick Deering tractor,
Wholesale Seeds ( Massey -Harris tractor plow, 2 or 3
bottom. Also a fat ewe. Would .ex
CREDITON, ONT. .change tractor on cattle. Phone 4349,'
Phones: Crediton 3w, or Hensall 78;'16 Brussels.
FARM FOR SALE
150 acres in Bullett Township, three miles
from Clinton, one from number 8 Highway,
CIDER MILL I good house, barn, garage. For further par.
oculars apply to H,G. MEIR, Solicitor, Sea-
forth and Clinton.
Will operate erate everydayduringFOR SALE
p One 12-24 Hart Parr tractor, in good con -
October and November dation. Apply to A. B. Bell, R.R. 2, IOhpen,
- or phone 98r2, Hensall
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, third
Wednesday in each month from 2 €o
4 p.m. Also at Seaforth Clinic first
Tuesday in each month, -59 Waterloo
St., Stratford. Telephone 267.
G. A. WHITNEY
Successor to Holmes & Whitney
Funeral Director
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH
Ambulance Service. Adjustable Hos-
pital Bed for rent. Agent for Mitchell
Nursery Flowers. Phone 119.
Nights and Holidays 65
Cider Mill located on the ,treat lead -
MITCHELL PERSONAL
Ing to the Golf Course, West Ward ASTHMA SUFFERERS —ENJOY GOOD
sleep without coughing. choking.
- night's
Mr. Wm, Pearson, Seaforth, says: "I am so
1 thankful to you for your asthma remedy that
I would like all people who suffer from
Terms Cash. Phone 181, Mitchell
FRED MENNICK, Prop asthma. to know what it did for me. I"s0£-
fered for years from choking,, difficult breath
ing and distress of asthma and no remedy
helped me to any extent, : but your remedy
touched the, spot at once and gave mo not
only quick relief, but I am now free from
all symptoms. A few month's treatment di
it.” For free information. write. F. L.
.HOWEY, 144 Catherine Street South,
Hamilton. .
NOTICE
Wm. Bradshaw, your Watling deal -1
er, and also, agent for E. D. Smith &••
Son, fruit and ornamental nursery
your own stock, Market street, Seaforth, Ont.
NOTyour RICE
awleigh dealer. 011
FEED
Poultry, Dairy and Hog Feed
made daily
Also
Concentrates to mix with
grain
Oystershell
Limahell
Feeding Molasses
Cod Liver Oil
Rex Wheat Germ Oil
Western Grain, Screenings, Chop
and Millfeeds.
5 X and 3 X B. C. Shingles
Hydro Poles and Cedar Posts,
Seaforth Farmers
Co-operative
Phone '9
Phone 50.
Frank Fmnigon,
Louisa 56., Seaforth, has a line of products
at the house. Phone 63W.
DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS
REMOVED PROMPTLY
PHONE COLLECT — SEAFORTH 16, EXETER 236
DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD.
(Essential War Industry)
3—
Sun Life: Assurance
Co. of Canada
Assures Security .,for over
One Million Partners
H. R. LONG, 13ODERICH
District Agent
CEMETERY- MEMORIALS
Large Stock of Modern
Memorials on display at
our Seaforth Showrooms
For the convenience of our
patrons office will be open .on
TUESDAYS
Open by appointment at any
other time, See Dr. ' Harburn,
next door
Cunningham & Pryde
Clinton pxeter4l Seaforth