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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-10-11, Page 8THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1945 IN MEMORTA1VT HOLLAND -In loving memory of Benedict R Holland, wl10 died six years ago, Oet, t, 1939.. • 'dose and more each day we miss you, ,Friends may think the wound is healed, But they little know that. sereew Lies within our hearts concealed, - Always remembered by Father, Mother Brothers and -Slaters. . - Card of Thanks 31r. and Mrs, Noble Holland and P/O. Victor Heeley and Ivies, Heeley wish to express their heartfelt thanks. for the tokens of sympathyshown them in their recent bereavement. FOR SALE Two pure bred Hereford bulls ready for service, Also a six h,p. In- ternational gasoline engine and a Quebec sulky plow, both in good 1'e i pair, 'James Neilans, Londesboro, Seaforth Phone 846 r 31. FARMS FOR SALE RO arises, port Los 21, Concession 3, Rib- bert, frame bank barn, good laud. drilled well, ani seeded, 936.00 per acre. -e acres, east half Lot 19, Concession 3, H16hert, well seeded, ample water supply $30.00Per acre. Appy to McConnell 3 Hays, Seaforth. Solici- tors Joseph Nagle Estate, FOR SALE Serviceable age boars front Clear ViewBess 143X--2.81.1741.--0 prize. winner at a number of Pall airs Alen a good young Durham bull. Roy Lawson, 2 miles west. of Seaforth ort highway. - - FOR SALE Ten chunks of pigs. tiY3tlitcm Dennis, Wal- ton. Phone S43r3. CLEARING • AUCTION SALE Of Perm Stock, an Wednesday. .Ort 2201, at 1 clerk 4t Lot - Con 12, McRillnp. • t tie - : Ilerola 131(20'. sbers. old , 15 Hereford steers rhe• t ai 1,) 1 yes, In fis+rand teir,a h c - r',11112 3041.1 o d i t L11,inern heti,, 3 pie:, 131 I11:'. \ n .iF f Ihemeheld Puteiture. 1.6 sleet 750 tbs. 10 heir SA lbs„ 1• Durham calves. Arnold hale, Clluton, Auction Sale Of Property e, ty ;and 13ouvehold Effects. In the ',nine,' t $,ducats ilk, 8imut'day, Oct, 27, at 1 p.m. Property -11, acres of land, comfortable frame la use covered with shingles. Hydro, m•e sure nater system, bathroom, good leen house, stable on cement wall. List of Furniture will follow next week. Foe inquiries concerning property see Harold Jackson. MRS. G. TEEN, Prop.; E, P. Chesney, Clerk; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. CLEARING PUBLIC Auction Sale Of ,Pmnn Stock of 27 dead of Pure Bled jerseys. FredW. Ahrens, Aoctloneer, has re- ceived instruction' loon:- the undersigned pro- prietor to oefl by public auction at Lot 9, t'oa..1, 7 o' h131 09 1.4t1ia1'ton, 4 miles 00st of Mitchell ; tries w5est of Sebrn16th, , on No,' 8 00)13)7103', on fueedny, 001, 16th, sale 10 eommance a1 -r o'clock horp. 1 parehred Jor=ey cow, due Dee. 20th; 1 purebred Jersey cow due 11a•, 10th; 2 pure bred Jamey cows due Simeh 1st; 1 pur'ebr'ed Jersey cow due Mar, 2110; 'L purebred Jersey eoty 4 years old, due Mar, 6th; 2 purebred Jersey cows 5 yearsold, due about Mar, 24; 4 purebred Jersey heifers all due about Mar, 0th ; 1 Purebred Jersey heifer due Dee. 280; 2. purebred Jersey heifers due Mar. 160 I 4 purebred Jersey heifers 1 year old, bred; 4 spring calves; 1 purebred bull 1 year old, Hoe, ,-1 Yorkshire sow due at time of sale, 6 chunks weighing about 126 lb, Clean Easy milking machine just used. 1 year, with gar engine, Portable. About 1 acre of turnips, No reserve as the Proprietor is giving np farming owing to 111 health. Note!—Anyone wanting a..good and well bled Jrrsey Cow ahculd «'tend, as these sew' all test from APR. to 5P1 test. Note:- --Tho ,Proprietor 0 having another oublie autunn sale of Durham cattle, Horses end a full line of good Implement. some of the Implement:4 nearly inew. to be held last wick of October. Nuctiower's dceisinn final in ease of 011 431 1 u o'. Terme cash, WM, J \CORS,. Propprietor. Fred W. Ahrens, Auctioneer. - - Auction Sale (11 Farm emelt .u1d implem nt. .11 Lot DANIEL MACHIN, Prtprivter, Har„hl Auc icer. Auction Sale Of Household rind Antique furni- to 'e et the home of Mrs, Elizabeth Gettlena, ' ltattetrbul'y St. Eng, (lin- toin: 011 Satnrdtty, Oen' 20, at 1.30 , 4 shale. tons' ::ng of walnut parlor suite ;antique); sideboard `antlqu s3: ,eeten.3ien ttlblt': S 43111` room Chair-; 2 1 (0611001 Ila1n- • neitc: rhel'ry 1x111 - '1 small tables: r , arm their: eonpoleuu rue. 10 x 11 conoleuin rug 11 x 7' Clattery radio: hedroom suite: spool bed ientiquelt 2 wooden beds and spring's; 2 Eton beds andsprings; 2 mattresses; 2 feather tltks;.2 wash ennuis: 3 toilet sets: set of dinner dishes: set of lass dishes; knitting machine; Ea- ton cream separator; garden spray- er: 2 flower stands: flower pots; clothes horse: mirror: electric iron; butte!' heel: .crocks; cream can; strainer pail: set of flat irons: Alladin lamp; 3 oil lamps; 4 -gal, oil can; store pipes; curtain poles: 2 - drum steel lanai • roller; numerous other articles, Terms—Cash. Mrs. Elizabeth Graham, Prop. G. M. Lawson, Clerk. - Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer. I on,' to-ytocy Ti nubs a s; of Brim - 8310 » n 1 i 11nth. 'Horses -1. t D le m mare years old, l is I =d e 1 years old dor .Ape. In, Reg, eitss....1 Durham eew 6 years 1 due 4 ;: letehern ...nv a veers rtld. Me 1 -0,. t • 1 Dur• ) 1 , eu' ( eat+ld, due Nov.): Du -a. ni 1 4 years old. due 1 r mum ,.t- year- old, duo Il - 1 itis i :,m taw. man. 7 y u.em, l e Mar. 14: t Uurt_itn ,.. , s, ever,” I1. due M:.+•.1 1 DDurban)can,tw1.. 7,400,7 Y.1"1,1.0. •old due 1I •y- 1..; 1 holstein ono•, •i 5 n' .111 T."). 31•). I Im 0011 0 yrs ,3 lis .a 1,:,lI-r rleatv.ai-01,3. hr 'yT F 1 11 n L ,m vat, minim/el 1 I1 t 'ue,t 100. _yvar,034. 'rrr ,m - t -r '=yearn: la Dm. h cm laikes riSing ' u• ea>, 110int, 1. t ren ), : 1 l:1111:130.3 bull calf :, me. tldielble Me r.'t0l t Pie, -1 T tmsvorth hoe, regitereil ; 1 York ow third -litter.: clue Nov. 11; 1 -York s,iw se - Conti .e n litter, sue Dee. i, 1 York F0W, second inter due Dee. 2. Implements 1 Coekn)tutt hay leader nearly, raw ; 1 Case mower r it cut, nearly nets:. 1 lump ,'tike D. t ; 1 wagon. low nearly new; 1--01 ft. hey melt with sliding leek 1 seed drill, Frost & Rood, 11 hoe; 3 Watkin har- row 1 111,11118 plow; 1 gang plow; 1 7.'000 ted sown: 2 deo. grain hags; 1 danhle 001']) eultivator; 1 rubber tired boggy in good re - pati'; 1 -Chatham fanning mill.; 1 cutter, 1 01013131 *rt rats r. Lister. 610 1h cap.: nearly new ; 1 Stewart power eltpping tmdltne ; 1 pig elate, I pile plotok, 2 M.; 2 piste sills 16 Ct, 1011121: .1 pile lumber. 1 set sling ropes and chain ; 4 range shelters: 1 colony honer, 12x14, 1 gravel box . 2 --.R gal. milk eats; 1 range, nearly newt 1 .extension table; 1 set brass mounted breeching harness; 5 horse enliarc; 1et Scotch taps. Perks, shovel (Mains, neck yokes, end t. hot of other artier s. Everything will poeitrvely be sold t , the Farm Issold and Prnptietor ;1' }riling 1,11 farming. Terms cash DONALD bleKININON, Proprietor; Robt Patrick, Clerk;. Lew Rowland, Auctioneer. Auctioh Sale Of Dalt Cows, Young Cottle mud Pigs. At Postel. 71111, 00detieb 1tvp., 3 minus west ' Iloimesville on Tuesday, Oct, 10tH, at. 2,14 p.m. 26 eholce dairy torus, fresh, sprhlgtng and tocnlee in March; 10 heifers sol)nosed to be 1.11 01431; 16 young lIoletein heifers; 30 two and 0110 year old steers; 233 yearling heifer's. These aro a goodlot of cattle tied practi- cally. 111 Ilerefords, All cows guaranteed as sold, Three brood sows, 36 chunks. Terms cash, B. A. TOWNSHBND, Proprietor; Bdweed IV, Elliott, Aoelloneer; G. M. Lawson, 01orle Clearing Auction Sale Of 2 Farms, Farm Stock, Implements and Household Effects. 1 mile west of Auburn, Thursday+, Oct. 1013), 12 o'clock sharp, Terms cash. AIR'S. MAB) L STRAUGHAN, Prop, Harold- Jackson, Auelione01'. Clearing Auction Sale Fawns Stook and Iaurlemetts and Household. Effects, Friday Oct, 120, 12 o'clock, 1 utile east of Port Albert. ROY MAI''/.E, Proprietor. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, Clearing Auction Sale On 'lhmsday,.:Oct, 52r4, at 12.30 p.m. On Lot 30, Tuolceramith Twp„ on No. 8 1'Iigh-. way, 312 miles east of Clinton and 5 hoes west of-Seaforth. Cattle -1 Hereford ball 2,000 Ib ; 7 Due - ham nod Hereford cows, clue from Deo, 1st to Apr. 1st;. 9 Holstein cows due in I'ebru- ery and March ; 1 holstein heifer due Jan, 30: 12 Durham heifers and a700,s rising 2 000rs old ; 11 Poll Angus steers and heifers rising e years old; 7 Poll Angus steers and heifers 1 year old; 10 spring calves. Piga-0 chunks, 10 weeks old. Poultry -30 rock pullets; 66 Hybrid pullets Sussex and Hampshire, laying. e. Hay S. Grain -20 tons of choice mixed hay, 21.0 -bits, of: Western ants, Inmlmelts--Case Model L tractor in good running. condition; 1-1 disc plow; 1-0' ft. tractor -di e • S ft. stiff tooth eultivntol ; 1 disc harrow; 1 set of diamond harrowts;..1 walking ploy l t Quebec sulky riding plow ; 1 Deering binder; 1 sulky rake; '1 cutting Inert 1 farm wagon wagon box and -dock sack; 1 emery otos 1, 2,--40 gal gas drums 1 . et of farm :melee ; 1 Viking• cream can armor (new) , 2-00 lb milk .cans, new, milk p.nle • 1. Portland (0,4301' and robe, Household Etl'ecta -Quantity of House E6- te11=. EierYtihing willbe mold asProprietor o•,ld his farm - Terms cash, WILLIAM BALL Proprietor. Iiarold Jack,on, Auc ,, 11, P. Chesney, clerk CLEARING AUCTION SALE 11f Farm. !'arm Steck and Household Ef. ts, Mr. Harold Jackson has. been instruct- .] io',Al ly public auction on Let 0, North iletindary ot Fray Township, 3.'miles west of Lipner) en Saturday, October 200, of 1 p.m. Horses Tram of Perohoron =tree S mid 12 y,,aus,143, 14x0 _ Its. 1 u' due time or Bale. 2 pigs 101110 110;1'.,a-1410 Farm wagon, sulky rake, net bt1 cutter, huggY, DeLavaI Cream -cps r. Household Effects --Cook stove (00a.); ids - •en i Ibmet.; - ektenston table, o ktloben hatr*sswing machine: battery radio, 3 r,uchc,, lamps-Col(!man gals lamp-; gloss eupnea 1, number of small tables; -number of rockers; organ 5 piece parlor suite; din- ing table and 6 leather bottom chairs. Floor Covering•: Ruff 031012.1 rug 6x0; rug. 10412. Linoleum: rug 0312; rug 03;16. " bedroom suites, springs and mattresses. 3 burner coal all stove; washing machine and wringer: Dii1c : 1 complete set of gold band dishes; large quantity of other .dishes; kitchen uten- sils, sealers; mops and a host of articles. On the same day and time the farm will be offered for sale, consisting of 100 neves, large bank barn. pig pen, hen hoose, garage, andcement block pump house; frame house covered with shingles; water throughout buildings. The farm is well drained and in good state of cultivation, 13 acres wheat; Hydro .available. 'Terms on chattels cash. Terme on farm made known day of sale. Reserve bid. JAMES T. JARROTT, Proprietor. B. P. Chesney, Cerk; Herod Jackson, Auctioneer, HYDRO Provide fast, dependable` ere i1a ylnr'tili'. 1 i'i a 5591sjefif5er tF' SERVICE Do you realize that Hydro power must be made to your order , .. made and delivered to you so quickly that it would seem to be always there? Electricity cannot be stored. It must be made within a tiny fraction of a second of the time itis used. The flow of water to the generators is controlled by sensitive automatic gates, so as to make only enough for the demands of the momenta Whenever you flip a switch, you use electricity before the water which made it can leave the power house. Your order is received and filled faster than a good camera can wink its eye, Yet the power comes to you through a giant trans- former station, a local distribution station, a small transformer near your home . , all cannected by many miles of transmission and distribution lines. Millions of dollars worth of equipment and a multitude of watchful personnel stand ready to serve you at the, touch of your finger on a switch al any moment of the day or night. That is what Ontario has learned to expect from Hydro service. Queenslon-Chippewa Generating Plant Burlington Transformer Station 1Y iH.IS ONEYPART DEPENDS ON YOU • tee ..3199 A. Municipal' Distribution Station Your house must be ade- quately wired it you are to have full benefit from the elec- tricity you may want to use. If your place is wired for a range and a .water heater,you can assume that you have enough wiring from the small trans- former to your house. Prom there, be sure that you have enough circuits and plenty of outlets conveniently placed in every room. Remember that any one outlet can supply, only a limited amount of power efficiently and safely. Remember, too, that you will want an ever-growing number of electrical. conveniences in the years to come. The economical time to wire adequately is when you are building or makingmajor alterations. Plan now for your electrical future by wiring completely. SSON OF ONTARIO Auction Sale Ot high Olnss Furnilao, in the town of Godetich, Saturday, Oct 13112, 12 o'clock sburn Britannia Road, Mee.P, NAL ILL, Proprietress. I 171.,'"V.'1 Jnek. uu, Auctiolelr. _ Ch01005, 011411, AUCTION SALE Strath ro', Saturday, October 12th, 200 Western - Stock cattle including choice feeder steers, yearling steers, yearling heif- ers ,• also stock Cows, Trucks I.o deliver, Sale every Sat. A. G. 14kALPINE, Auctioneer, Auction Sale Of Farm ¢tock, Imnemeuts and liousehod. Effects On Lot 20, Mortii .Boundary, iloy Township 2 ti, mics north of 'Zurich, or 0 miles west of Ielppen, on Thursday, October 260Ilo, team ofmb ,' 1001es 8 and 0 Years old; 1 black mare. 8 years old; gold- intt rising 2 yea's old. Cotte -Roan cow• fresh ; red 1101101'r h • Hereford cow fresh ; another Iieieford cows fresh ; Hereford heifer due at time of. sale; red heifer duo at time of sale red heifer due 10 November; white Durham cow due in November;- white Durham cow duo in De- cember ; white faced roan heifer due in No- et:mber; block cow due in November^ red row due in February 1 roan cow due in ,March still milking; Red Durham registered pure bred bull raised by R. M. Peek; 8 red and teen steers rising 8 yens old;. 6 heifers and steer's rising 2 years; 2 heifers .and 2 steers rising 1 year old 7 spring calves; 3 small calves. - Other Live Stock ---10 Leicester ewes; 1 pure bred Leicostee ram ; 2 Yorkshire. sows; 8 stocker pigs 2 months old ; 180 barred rock 1m110ten. Gratand 710y-1200 bushels of 3031,011 Grain and Oats; 0 0 tons of Mixed Hay.implements-1928 Porti half -ton week; 1 WO McCormick- Deering .tractor 1041 -model on rubber; Waterloo grain machine 28342 of rubber; been machine if not previously sold; 125 -ft, drive belt nearly new; M,h.3. 7-03. eta binder; McCormick Deering mower 0-11, cut; 15 -hoe f rlilioer drill practically new; Mc- Cormick Deering tractor double disci, new ; set spring tooth drags new; McCormick` O - furrow tractor plow new new Ideal manure Treader; -4ection barrows draw.. bars for 9 sections; d sections and ,5 sections; 2 walking.. Plows; 61cCoomiek Deering sidede- liveryrake; culler packer M.11.; IYIcCnrmick Deering beat seulfler 0114 puller combined,' preelically new; 13210.. !leering Vesslt groin grinder new; 1 -horse- MeC. 12eerin3 acua'ler new MeC, 13 -tooth collie tor; in -throw disc for horses 1 M.13 low down Leel wagon; low down faim wagon 3 19 -ft. fiat hay .rack with I -man loader combined; stock reek; Maxwell hay -louder; rubber tired buggy; -cutter, fan ni11g n,i11, 2,Oon-ib cap. scales; large hnY fork sling ropes; new 3eftextension lad. der; sleighs, pr. bunks, gravel box. quantity of cedar posts, some lumber, grain -.bags, nelne sacks, logging ehudna,- wllippletrees, evener•:, neckyokos, steel sledge, oleo, crow bar's, tools and wrenches, electric fencer, good set of single harness, set heavy harness ottr britchen ; 3 -horse harness, 5 horse col- lars, horse blankets, colony .stove 5011 chick cap.; chick hoppers and feeders; also a 11utte- lity of Household Elfeets, lnclnding large Quebec heater, Renfrew cream separator (100. ib es,,. new; Mavwem gasoline washing Ma- chine new. and numerous other metides (mod Clare Jewel cook stove. Axminster rug 1,712 new, Spring tooth harrows. No reserve, as the Proprietor has sold farm. Terms cash. WALTER Mo2R1(1E, Prop. A, Weber, B. Elliott, Auctioneers; B. E,. Waldo, Clerk, FOR SALE Orford Ram lambs, also eight yearling ewes. Apply to Chas. le Dale, Phone 616 r 4, Clinton. FOR SALE House situated on Main Street, South, Frame house, Main Street, North, 100 acre farm, Township of Mc- Iillop. '78 acre farm, Township of Tuckersmith„ also, 50 acre farm. Good brick house and barn for wreclsing. 18. C. CHAMBERLAIN Insurance & Real Estate FOR SALE Frame dwelling, hydro, 116. acres, North 1VIa1t street. Suitable for poul- try farm. Early possession. Double house on Victoria St, See - melte apartments, good investment, Frame cottage, 004011011 St. East. 25 acres with barn and house, on 'highway, Immediate possession. Watson & Reid, Seaforth. AGENTS WANTED Sato Dealers east it comfortable 3u' cot, e by soiling' 13;nuilttx Products from moor lo door. How thous starting a. business of your 03011, 111 your .~pare time, with the sante advantages, in the lisn'iet of tour chole? I'or free +lentils and catalogue: FAID17LEX, 16013 Deloriulier, Montreal FOR SALE One good driver eight years old, and 1 Durham steer about 800. Apply Geo. Pox, 'Walton. Phone 830 - 33, Seafartli central. Clearing Auction Sale Of Farm Stock, Implements and Furniture, lot 31, Con, 2, Tucker-. 'with Township, Set miles east of Clinton, and 1 mile south on Wed., October 17 at 1,00 p.m. sharp, con- sisting of: Horses—Clyde gelding 6 yrs. old; general purpose horse (aged), Clyde colt 1, yr, old. CATTLE—Hereford cow 3 yrs, old, due Nov. 2; Hereford cow 3 yrs. old due Dec. 4; Hereford cow 5 yrs. old due Jan. 15; Hereford cow 5 yrs, old due Apr. 21; Hereford heifer 2 yrs. old due Dec, 26; Holstein cow 8 yrs. old due Feb, 28; Guernsey cow '7 yrs. old due April 3; Black .cow 8 yrs. old, clue Feb, 16; 3 steers. 1 yi'. old; 2 heifers 1 yr, old; 7 spring calves. ' PIGS --Sow, 1 yr. old, due to far- row, Nov. 20; 5 chunks approx. 150 lbs. SHEEP --4 young Leicester ewes; 6 spring ewe lambs. POULTRY -50 light Sussex and New Hampshire pullets. IMPLEMENTS—M.H. binder 7 -ft. cut, M,H. 13 hoe seed drill, McCor- mick - Deering cultivator. (steel wheels); McCormick - Deering hay rake, McCormick -Deering mower 5 -ft cut, Fleury walking plow, out -throw disc, Oliver ming plow, gang plow, 3 churn steel roller, 4 seetfon har- rows, set of sleighs, cutter, buggy, 1 Vessot grain -grinder 8", root pulper, turnie drill, fanning mill, set of l breeching- heelless, .(nearly new), single harness and third harness, horse collars, double trees, single trees, neck yokes, furnace blocks, lumber, cedar posts, forks, shovels end numerous other articles. FURNITURE — Eureka electric washing machine (nearly blew), oak dining r00131 suite, cherry bedroom suite with marble top dresser and stand (antique), bed, dresser, mat- tress and springs, kitchen cupboard, kitchen table (extension) end :four chairs, Quebec heater, box heater, camp chair, baby buggy, Coleman gas Lamp and lantern, numerous othei• articles AUSTINTerms—Cash. {AUSTIN E. MATHESON, Prop. Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer. ViRittiNtifldteuVAMAIWWIRAIWIfditAtilnikettWOMfitt To Our Customers When the Frost is on the Pumpkin and the Fodder's in the Shock' J. W. Alley, Itobluhood Oats, 5111, bag 260 Fresh Oolclee Corn Meal 5 Ib 23e Wheat Granules, S lb. bag 1Sc Pearl Barley, 5 lbs. 23c Eat More Rolled 5 lb. bag 31c Maxwell House Coffee, Ib bag 39e "What you con spare, that they can wear." Donations accepted here. W. J. FINNIGAN wascaseceaseseessweresseinsaeces FOR SALE 2 bed lamps; steam cooker (large size) ; canning rack; 2 burner electric plate; Quebec heater;- natter rugs; chicken fryer ; walnut dining room suite;. walnut vanity dressing table, walnut commode rocking chair, mak comb, waiting dusk, occasional chair, drop side couch, 3 pr, L.R. curtains: 0 pr, 45" x. 28"; settee, solid walnut (autique) slightly curved arms. Can bb seen by appointment only. Phone 2011, Seaforth. FOR SALE A Clare Bros. (Jewel) cook shove with warming closet and reservoir. In good condition, .(half price). Phone 659-41 Seaforth, FOR RENT Five 'room house, hydro, with 1/ acres land, stable and henhouse, in Dublin, with or without furniture. Apply to Fred Eckert, Dublin, Phone 6 r 4 or Fergus Horan, Phone 23 r 8. Clearing Auction Sale Ml'. I•Iarolcl Jackson has been in- structed to sell by public auction on lot S, Goshen Line Stanley Town- ship, 4,' miles north of Zurich or 4 Smiles south of Bayfield- Road, on Tuesday, Oct. 16, at 12.30 o'clock, the following 1: (11SI11t - :leen Leese 11 e )i5. old; Bay mare five yes. old. CATTLE—Durham cow with calf at foot (fresh); Durham cow due in April; 6 Durham steers one yr. old 4 Durham heifers 1 yr, old; 8 Dur. ham heifers rising 2 yrs. old; 2 Dur- ham heifers rising 3 yrs. old. PIGS -25 chunks from 50 to 300 lbs. 5 suckers; 3. sow due time of sale. POULTRY -400 Rock pullets 6% months old, full production. IMPLEMENTS McCormick W 4 tractor, 1 yr. old (like new) start- er and lights, power 'take -off, rub- ber tires; Oliver, 2 furrow, 1019 bot- tom (new); McCormick Deering 8 ft. stiff tootle cultivator (new); Mc- Cormick Deering Combine 4 ft. (like new) ;• 3 section drag harrows; McCormick Deering 3 disc plow; set of harrows; new rubber tired wag- on, 16.600 tires. other rubber tired wagon; hay rack; New McCormick Deering side rake; cream separator; grain thrower and pipes; mower; electric cooker; electric fencer; new M.H. grinder; 50 ft. 6 inch endless belt; straw blower; snow fence; 40 yds hog fence; iron kettle and stand; pump jack end pump' 100 ft. 34 inch .pipe; .6 chicken shelters; colony house 10 x 12 with hydro and stove. HAY & GRAIN -100 bushels of oats; 800 bus. mixed grain; 11/ tons feed beans; forks, shovels, whiffletrees, chains and a host of of11e1' articles. No reserve as farmer is giving up farming. Teems—Cash. BRUCE MCCLTNCHEY, Prop. Iiarold Jackson, Auctioneer. Clearing Auction Sale Of Farlm, Farm Stock andImp- lements, in the village of Valla, on Friday, Oct, 19, at 3.30 pen, HORSES Dapple grey Percheron wagon hors. 5 yrs. olcl; black Pereh- Cr011 mare 13 yrs old, CATTLE;—Red Durham cow it yrs. old to freshen in June; Grey Durham cozy 7 yrs. old to freshen in April; Black cow. (3 yrs old, freshen in 1 month; 3 calves, 3 Leicester: ewes. IMPLEMENTS — De.erime binder 64t. cut, good; Deering mower 5 -ft. cut; Deering 13 disc .. drill; Oliver bean puller and scuffler; Mel. side rake; Deering dump rake; spring tootle cultivator; out -throw disc; 3 section hal'l'ows (new teeth) walk- ing plow; gang plow; 1 set sloop sleighs with blinks; wagon, 35/ ft. flat rack, (nearly new); gravel' box light wagon; horse souther; rubber tire buggy; democrat; set backbend ]farness; new belches; 2 collars; Ren- frew cream separator; churn; sap pan; 75 buckets and )piles; neck - yokes; forks; shovels; double teems; lumber; bags; chains. FARIVI—The farm consists oe 53 acres adjoining the village oe Varna. Terms—Gash. ALP ]:NGS, Prop. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. Auction Sale 0'f Household Furniture to he held at the home of Mrs. John Galbraith,' William St., Brussels on Saturday, October 13, Sale commences at 12.30 pale 1. chesterfield good as new, 1 buf- fet, oak. 1 china cabinet, oak, 1 'ex- tension dining room table, oak, 6 dining room chairs leather seats and. backs, 1 walnut tea wagon, 1 wa1- end table, 1 oak dresser with large mirror•, 1 brass bed, 2 antique spin- dle beds, 1 antique dresser, 1 wal- nut bed almost new, 1 walnut chest of drawers almost new, .1 walnut dressing table almost new, 1 Wilton ruG 9x12, 1 Wilton 10x7, 1 Linole- um. rug 15x9, 1 veranda rug 6x9, 3 small tables, 2 wicker rocking chairs, 2 ferneries, wicker, 1 felt mattress, 1 deep sleep 'Simmons mattress almost new, 2 becl springs, 1 Slumber Ring, 1 end table, '1 Ray- mond sewing machine, 1 kitchen table, 4. kitchen chairs, 1. electric range MO:Ary, 1 set dishes, 1 coal oil. stove 3 burner, 2 stretchers and mattress, window shades, brass cur- tain poles, cooking utensils, pictures, electric iron, electric. toaster, 1 high chair. Several other articles too numerous to mention. Terms—Cash. MRS. JOHN GALBRAITI.1, Prole Robert Patrick, Clerk. Lewis Rowland, Auctioneer. McConnell & Hays Barristers, Solicitors, .Etc. Petrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn • Heys 05k4 ORTH, OIIT. Telephone 174 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court County of Huron Office In the Dominion Bank Build. Ing, Seaforth. Office hours;- Tueaday, Thursday and Saturday 1.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday evening, 7.30 pan. to 9 p.m. Watson & Reid REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT. All kinds of Insurance risks effect ed at lowest rates in First -Claes Companies. The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance CO. HEAD OFFI0E - 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. R. Archibald, Seaforth; Frank McGregor, Clinton; Alex Broadfoot, Seaforth; Chris Leonhardt Born. holm; E, J. Trewartha, Clinton; John L. Malone, Seaforth; Alex Me. Ewing, Blyth; Hugh Alexander, Walton; George Leitch, Clinton, Agents John 17, Pepper, Brucefteld; R. le MoRercher, Dublin; J, F, ?meter, Brodllagen; George A. Watt, Blyth. Parties desirous to effect insurance : or transact other business, win be promptly attended to by applications to any of the above named officers addressed to their respective post efflcee, SEAFORTH CLINIC Dr. E. A. McMaster, M.B., Graduate of University of Toronto, The Clinic Is fully equipped with complete and modern x-ray and other up-to-date diagnostic and thereuptto equipment. Dr. F, ".7, R. Forster, Specialist in Diseases of the Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat, will be at the Clinic the first Tuesday in every month from 3 to 6 p.m. Free wen -baby clinic will be held on the second and last Thursday in every month from 1 to 2 p,m, JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A.,M,D, Physician and Surgeon In Dr, FI. H, Rose' office. Phone. 5 5 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, Noso and Throat Graduate in 1kledicitle, University of Toronto: Late Assistant New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye, and Golden Square throat hospitals, London, Eng, At Commercial Hotel; Seaforth, third Wednesday 1n each month from 2 tc 4 Tuesday In each ma tho at ,h Clinic drat 53Waterloo St, Stratford. Telephone 367. G. A. WHITNEY Successor to Holmes & Whitney Funeral Director MAIN ST., SEAFORTH Ambulance Service. AdJuetable Hos. pita1 Bed for rent, Agent for Mitchell Nursery Flowers. Phone 119. Nights and Holidays 66 Auction Sale 0± Farm Stock, Implements and Household Effects at Lot 24, Con. 12, Stanley Township 1% miles soutleeast of Bayfield. End of Bron- son Line, on Thursday, Oct. 15, 1945, commencing at 1.00 o'clock, sharp, HORSES —1 'bay horse, 1 grey horse. Cattle -1 roan cow in calf, stilt hulking; 1 red cow in calf, still milk- ing; 1 Hereford cow in calf, still milking; 1 red cow to freshen May 1st 3heifer .rising 2 year's old; 1 heifer rising 8 years old; 1 steer rising 1 year old; 1 heifer rising 1 year old: 2 spring calves. POULTRY -30 yearling hens; a pair of geese.. IMPLEMENTS, ETC: — Mower 0 ft. cut; Forclson tractor in ' go:od working condition; Oliver tractor plow; walking plow; 3 1lhorse scuf- flers, one new; double disc for tract- or; 3 -horse disc; 10 foot steel rake; 3 -section harrows; Renfrew cream separator with attachments for pow- er; steel farm wagon; bean scuffler; new coal brooder; stove; colony 1lonee;' 30 -gallon barrel; quantity of bags; bag truck; manure box; Port- land cutter; gas pump; wheel- barrow; stoneboat; 2 2 -wheel trail- ers; 1200 -Ib scales; 1.2 tons of clover hay; 2 incgbators; set of double - harness; chimes; shovels; forks; mail box; sap pan and spires; elec- tric 'fencer, scythe, etc, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — Steei. bedstead with: springs; wooden bed; coil ,springs; Ra.yinond sewing ma- chine; enameled kitchen stove, like new; wardrobe, and other articles too 111llnel'OU:S to. inent10n. I37EITH W:ISSTLAKE, Prop. Fred Watson, Cleric. Arthus Weber, Auctioneer.