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LET US ,LIELP YOU WITH
YOURi:POULTRY PROBLEMS
Have you any poultry problems are
bothering, you? How to get ftwetter egg
produletion,--inow to 'fix up your brooder
house--4FLoW to keep chicks from crOwd!
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ing!--ete, etc. •
Mg so, we invite you to call.on Mr. IVI.. K. Ftinsten of' liPayi
VW& natelierY. (Mir. !FianSten LS liPactical-poultryntan, -
¢tiidliir9-sFeriVi&Ware TREE-to-all'Bray-customers.-mply
'Phone the manager of our nearest Brauch Hatchery, or ,
write direct to St. !Sabha -tines office. "
lAsk fora copy of our new I:IEEE
'Poultry !Success in 1934."
BRAY CHICK HATCHERY-, 97 Clayburn Ave., St. Catharines,
Ont.
Brooder and Office, H. W.i Charlesworth, Clinton. ,
BreedIS---Eighth Year Elleod-Testing-Sizath Year Government APprovaS
"CENT A MIIE" Round Trip BARGAIN FARES;
FROM SEAFORTII
MARCH 9 See
Hand -
To. Oshawa.....Belleville,, Kingston,
• IVforrisburg, Lindsay, Peterboro, New-
market, Collingwood, Orillia, Mid-
land, Gravenhurst, Bracehridge,
• Huntsville.
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Tickets, fares, return limits, truth service and al
• • Agents.
. bills
for
complete
details.
MARCH:10
To .TORONTO......
and many local
points east, north
or west of Sea -
forth.
information ,from
CANADIAN' NATIONAL
• a (T-22),
open '
Onsiti0:944'1ileh Warr.
loPettee- 'in •tlia Ohara- etc .9brieV
,'/JE1.1Nmr by Mra."1W0.044litan.
Uifl 165; °Nage'ingonto
;ad ' Heart!' , prayer for. CbriSinn,
homes 'hy *pal' Turner;,hn 894;
pt 8: 'Teace Within Avtlene,P The
niterhig and business was then tak;
en jLt was deei4ed to feint two
groups or circles for,e4ch meeting.
.and group two hattre Charge of the
rikwoFt meeting.,. The' seicretary -and
.treasurers reports were read and a-
dopted. Roll call 'as Sneweceit with
the letter Part -4; "Felipe
Through the Extension of Chriat%
Kingddral," prayer for missionaries
by Miss Edna Cochrane; for fellow
Christians lby Mirs. U. Turner; for
God's Kingdom by ,Miss Annie Jar-
robt. A :hymn and the dismissal
prayer closed the meet'ing.
and Mre7olesley Richardson
are getting nicel ettled IIL their new
lunne on the Blind tine.
. Joe Forrest and sister, Miss
Margaret, df 'Seaforth, visited recent -
with Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane.-
flrWri1lian Jarrott is in Goderich
for a few days attending the jury
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spent the ' Week enflsi-mitth
'enNS.,:ttr. no. $,O,„ Thiosk:
theAconNlauni. co, 13,. tYw;, lin:110i(),h4a,APyld
4-1flefm)111111gbea,' aLliniellfrom‘th'wealLv'irryla e•dbl
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lent mimic woes folnliSh 'by tibia ton orchestra. -W was announced
that., a masquerade dance Ewould !he
held mi. Friday,' 3Saltidli 16th, Prise*
Wila be given fpr best dressed ladY,
fbest dressed gent, best comic ens-,
tome and best .dressed couple,
The.menewers Of the Gleaner Ma-
si:at "Band commended practicing for
their annual Easter entertainment
last (Saturday. , The not praotice will
be held in the basement of the church
on Saturday, afternoon.•
,
'Cosby Ennis has returned' to his
duties near Granton after spending a
month• with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred
Miss Laura Munningr -icite.heznei,
ie- smhng several weeks with her
, M. and NUS. Herbert Ralf:
assizes.
IMr. aVfiltoit Young and son,
Clif-
•f�d, of Russeldalle, were recent
•guests at the home of Kr. and Mrs.
Thomas Youn'g.
MT. W. C. Bennett spent the week
end with relatives in Detroit.
he service in Duff's United Church
MSS condulcited by the pastor, Rev.
Onarles Cumming on Sunday morn-
ing. An anther was rendered by
the choir, the duet parts -being taken
1L4 Mr. Nelson Reid and Mrs. Hr-
oid
iThe March meeting of the Ladies'
Guild and Wornen's wAtindliary of St.
Georges Anglican •Church will be
held at the home of Mrs. IR. W. Hoy
on Wednesday afternoon of next
week.
The pastor, „Rev. Charles -Curniming
will occupy theoyullpit in Duff's Unit-.
ed Church on Sunday ,m,orning and
will take as his subject, "The First
Christian in Paradise."
Walton hockey boys lost the first
game in the play-offs on Monday ev-
ening ,when they were defeated by
the Brusseli High School boys by a
score of 4-2.
CROMARTY
Women's Hospital Aid Present 'S'?a in
Oardno`s Hall, Seaforth,S Thursday and Fri-
day, March Sth and stk. at 8 p.m., Don't
mist; Wt. Tbekets on sale at Aberhart's Drug
Store, ;Sea:forth. • ,Asilpaissiorn, 25 cents. Re-
served selarts, 55 Carta• 8455-2
An oyster. supper and hot ehicken
pie will lbe .held • in the' basement of
the church, Cromarty, on , March 6th.
A good time is expected. •
(Weare sorry to mention that at
the time- oe writing Mrs. Stacey, of
,the village, is very 'low.. Mn. and
Mrs. Stacey spent the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. Warden 1Vriller,
on the Staffa line at whose home. she
is at present.
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MThonas 'Laing motored to Sea -
forth a few days -ago to visit hie
father who is at -present in the hos-
pital and is somewhat imiproved in
health. •
lMr Quanee will oeciipy the new.
.store this doming week.
To bring Spring eggs, unchanged
'in quality and flavor, to the winter
table is the pinVese Of modern cold
storage.
Announcing the
EW 1934
CHEVROLE
TICKS
TN 1933, Chevrolet sold more trucks than
J. any other ma.nufacturer. We Predict even
greater success for these new, 1934 Chevrolet
Trucks,. on display today in our showrooms !
And here's why: Chevrolet offers you five new,
improved truck chassis . .. with bigger, srrtarter,
sturdier Chevrolet -built bodies. These new
trucks are powered by an advanced new design
of Chevrolet's famous truck engine . . . giving 5
more torque, more power, more speed, with
even greater economy. Frames and axles —
transthissionS,, clutches and brakes-,- are truck -
'built and greatly improved. And the Chevrolet
cabs are roomier and more convenient. See
• these new, 1934 Chevrolet Trucks learn the
typically low .Chevrolet prices —today ! Yciu '
will agree that here is something new in the
truck field . . . a bigger, sturdier low-priced
truck—ha.ndsorne, t— and a ecord-breaker
for economy!
FIVE NEW. ,CHASSIS
1/zto ton, capacity
BIGGER. BODIES
• MORE, TORQUE
• STRONGERFRAME
-AND ,AXLES
INCREASED POWER
STURDIER "APPEARANCE
BIG GElell RA K E S • 't
ADVANCED
TRUCK ENGINE
GREATER. ECONOMY
CT -14C
FOR ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION
• A. W. DUNLOP
Phone 187 - - SEAFORTH
Announce New
Commercial Cars
To meet the anticipated heavy de -
Mand for trucks in 1934, 'Chevrolet is
displaying three distina' lihes of cont-
mercial cars with a wide range of,
body ty,pes, designed to meet' ninety
per cent. of all requirements in the
field. The 1934 lines are all equip-
ped with a new special truck engine,
delivering increased, power and greet-
er toritue, and there are numerous
mechanical inipasovernehts in frames,
brakes and transmission.
The first line cons.'s% of commer-
cial car bodies, of haLf-ton capacity,
on a wheelbase of 112 inches. The
other lines are oneand-one-half ton
trucks and two -ton trucks, respectivie
ly, on both 131 -inch and • 157inch
wheelhases, and the five -ton semi-
trailer.
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:IN MEMORIAM
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TROYER.-In lovinalr memory, of Gearse E
Troyer, who passed away fourteen years ago
to -day. the eighth of March.
3455x1 -MOTHER.
FARM FOR SALE
pARM FOR SALE. -LOT 13.CONCESSION
4, Tuckersanith. Apply to JAMES CAM-
ERON,' R. R. No. 4, Seaforth, or phone 2
on 13:. 3455.2
VARM FOR SALE -FOR SALE PART LOT
." 28 and 29, Coneesolon 8, M,c1fillop, con.
ts3ning 192 sores and known as the T. E.
Hays' farm. Must be sold to close the estate.
If not sold w be <rented. For partrieulars
noir to .1. M. GOVENLOCK, Executor, Sea -
forth. . • • •-• 41858-11
- ESTATE SALE.
` To close a 'nest:rate the Executors •have• auth-
orised a public • sale to be held to dispose
of the farm, household furniture, farm im-
plemands and live stock of the late James.
Stark' at the preroSses in the `Downshin of
Harbert. being the East half of Lot 29 in
the Eleventh Oonceesion. three and one-half
snile; spelt of Cromarty. Sale March 15th
zit 1 pm.
REAL ESTATE: Easts half of Lot 20, Con-
emsion 11, Township of Ilibisert, containing
fifty acres, on Which is erected a suletan-
tial brink house and large frame banked
barn.. 36, x 801, good stabling.
FARM IMPLEMENTS: Mower. drill. har-
m -Ws. rake, wagon, buggy. sleigh, scales.
harness and other miscellaneous tools and
irOplementa
LIVE STOCK ; Three bred OWS, one cow
with call at heel, one farrow cow, team of
horses, 35 hens,
FARM PRODUCE: 75 bushOls oats, 100
bushels ,barley, milt seed, tinwilly seed, 3 tons
hay,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITIJRE: Contents of
Ann' hedrisonals, parlour, dining room, pantry
and kitchen.
CONDITIONS OF SALE
The Peal Estate will he offered for sale
subject to a reserve bid with 10 per cent.,
PagabSe at time of sale and balance within
thirty Oars All chattefla will be sold for
°ash.
For further 'particulars apply to
HAYS & MEIR,
Solleitiors for Executors,
See:dbl.*, Ontarib.
George. H. Ellilott, Auct,ioneer.
3455-8
AUCTION SALE
A tiarion SALE. -CLEARING AUCTION
" sale of Farm Stock arid Implements will
be held on Lot 8, No. 4. libnirsalty, half mile
north of Henson, on Weclnenday, March 14th,
• -1934, at 1 p.m., sharp, df the folinsving:-
Heroes-a Belgian team, geldings, iSing 4
years, we5thing ,1600 pounds each. Cattle -
One Durham odc due middle 6f March, five
Years old: I Cow due middle of April, 5, years
• old; 1 covo 5 -years old, due July 15th; 1 cow
4 years old, due July 19th: 1 ems 7 years
old. due August 8th: 1 eats 7 Years old due
August 301th; 1 eSow 7 yearn old, due Setpt.
7th; 1 heifer 3 years old, due September 29:
1 heifer 1 year old; 2 baby beef (steer's) 7
••• months of Pis --'Tho pure bred Yorkshire
sonvii, dye tirne of Sale: 5 store hogs otoiyo
1380 tom& 1 pigs teven weeks old. Inapiel
rneats-Mialssey-T1artiii3 binder 6.foot cut, Man-
msysilarrbs sreed-sdral, 14 4f0e; MtruneY-Thirilia
h mite, 104olot crth; Wifoitaok-irs,..trie Waver
• eat, 1. lend tolled thne&horte mitten -
tor, 1 dise, 1 scalier, bean knativabar, set
dal:iota litigrows, Beaver tiottE4furrovi gang
Intleer. Single tiding New, walking Plow, tuts
tatangOld• sower, 4 'mato/woe Gwen
• gfla Wid 99eeto, Mope, atoning min.
• Every KnOruntlWii:Ve
Every Fashionable Shade
Everj-Pralited Pattern
- Every Passibk Price
here is no question or difficulty,
of getting the exact suit you
desire at"a 'price you will know is
right, and what ,is most important
we guarantee a perfect fit.
Hundreds of samples to choose from
Made to your individual measure by.
the best of Canada's Tailors.
TIPTOP• TAILORS
CAMBRIDGE CLOTHES'
BERGER TAILORING.
THE HOUSE OF STONE
W. R. JOHNSTON & CO.
COOK 'CLOTHING CO.
ASCOT 'CLOTHES
You can't get better clothing or
Lower Prices anywhere
• Prices
$22.(g)
to
$35.00
Leave
Your Order
NOW
towattlkos.;,Sealo
1 three-quarter` wagon. 1 tow *flown wagon.
gravel box, 1 set sleighs, 1 flat -sleigh rack,
1 wagon box with spring seat and shedvings
cornplete. 1 hay rack. 1 stock rack, cutting
boxset fox Scales 1200 pounds, buggy and
cutter, root putper, 1 :pea harvester oral
bunches Ila-rnms-Set heavy breeching har-
ness, 1 set pabw harness, s eb single harness,
a fitrisberr .otshorse collars, brooder stove with
Pines and canopy (complete), logs:shag chain, 1
scoop shover), 2 reckyokes, 2 sets of heavy
whitlietrem, 4 seta light wihiffl etbree.1 saint;
efain. 6 sling ropes, De Laval croam sen-
or:star. canvas stack cover size 20 x 20 feet,
hay knife, coal oil drum. 25 gallons; two
barrels, and numerous; Other artistes. Terms
- All surn of ,S,10 and under, cash; over that
amount 7 neonthe eredits wiol be given on
tfurnis,hing in:Sr.:Oros-end joint rotes or a discount.
of 4 per carat. straight witirt be given for
cash. No reserve ais the proprietor has rent-
ed his farm. DONALD M. PARK. Proprie-
tor ; Frank •Tarlor, Auctioneer; R. Y. McLar-
en. Clerk. 8465-2
AUCTION SALE
A .tiorroisi SALE OF WARM :STOCK AND
4" IMPLEMENTS, -Mr. G. H. Elliott has
been instructed to sell by public auction on
Lot 13, Concession 1. To.c,kersmIth, onehniff
mile west of Seaforth, on Saturdiars, March
ifith, at 1 am., the foMowing:' Hortes-One
bay mare rising 6 years 'odd, 1 bay mare *s-
ing 6 years old. Cat'tle-frwo Durhthn cows
to [freshen about' tinne of sale, 8 Durham cows
supposed to be in calf, 1 cow Milking; twin;
steers 2' years old, 1.• heifer 2 years old. H:dgi•S
- Seven pigs 126 pounds ea,ch. Hens -About
40 White Leghorn pullet:Ss 20 year' ofki hens.
Innplements-One Massey -Harris binder 6sfoot
'cut, 1 Massery-Harrils mower 6 -foot c'ut, 1 new
Massey -Hari, spring tooth cultivator, wide
teeth; 1 MasSeysHarria manure spreader, 1
IVIsissey-liarria 10 -foot rake, 1 Cockshutt in-
ElinneW disc fiiiitives`, 1 Thank wagon with 16
toot fiat rack and shift, 1 set of sleighs
with :burden and flat rack, 1 cutter, 1 liuggY,
1 Clinton fanning milil,, 1 set 2000,pound
scales, 1, walking plow, 1 Jtihn Deere COM
and Cable :Wan:ter, 1 Interna4donoll seuffiers 1
wagon box, 11,4 yard gravel box, alefarlY new:
1 hay tar, lope and pulleys, 1 hay fork, 1
set alings and chain, 1 set tenni harnMS:
nearfly ,,neino; 1. set stragie harness, 1 post
hale digger, 1 rope streteher, 1 cream senora -
tor, 1 galvanized steel water troligh„ nearly
new; Wooden' barrel, Wooden tub, sugar kets
tfle, whiffietsnens, forks, horse eallars . and
other numerous articles., Household Articles
-One ekel range, coal or weed, new grates;
1 Acme washing machine, 2 seta bed springs.
1 kitchen comb. Ray -About one load yel-
low Sweet dievers Grain-Aboult 100 bushels
cab suitable for teed, taloa '100 bushels of
mixed grain, suitable for 'seed; snailquan-
tity mixed chop; about 50 bushels of fall
'wheat; a small qua.ntity of potatoes; quan-
tity pine', and dm plank. "qtratlitiby of dry
Wnianis Grain, Wolod, Hoy; Poultry.
and all .suins of $10 ,ar41 Vatter, .eash'; over
that arrilorrat 6 nisstithe' Credit alloWed •,tra
!%furnithing totorowal-- iota noteli.' IS& - ter
tent ;per entrant. allowed, '•Off for Cash on
�8t iiiMisIntuftw- APparse ma flue •farta- Sea
' been SOM. TORHANCE, IMINDAS.• Ffitlfries
ter; G. 1./,. Ala" Auctiene4r. 7 . £14$54
AUCTION SALE
AT.T. CTION SALE.---PARTNSHIP. REAL
ESTATE AND FARM •CHATTEIS.-The
Administrator of the late John Beatty and
George Beatty are Offering for sale tbd fol-
lowing partnership read eat:ate (lathiest 4»
reserve birl) and fermi -chattels public auc-
tion on 'Lot 18, Bay -field Road, south, in the
Township of Stanley. on the 6401 day *Orf
March, 1034, at 1 o'clock. Peal Estate, -Lot
No. 18, Hayfield Road, South, in the Town-
ship of Stanley, containing 100 acres. On
this farm ds a veneered brick house • in fair
repair, 1 acre of *orchard and '7 acres of bush.
Lot No. 29. BaSlield ConCession, in the Town-
ship of Goderich. containing 611/2 acres grass
Tand and cedar bush. Lot No. B in the Vil-
lage, df Verna on which is situated la 11,6
storey frame house in fair repair. Chattels
consisting of Regt9tered . Shorthorn COM and
heifers and three bulls, grade cows freshened
and balance due in April; One team of, young
horncs, 1 cat, a complete outfit of farm ma-
inery and implements. For further Par-
ticulars, see bills.
TERMS OF SALE
Ohattebs, cash. Real ratalte, 30 per cent. on
day of tale, balance in 30 days thereafter.
CARLING & MORI,EY,
'Solicitors for Admimhtrabor.
Eieter, Ont..
George Elliott, Auctioneer, Oliabcm, Ont.
George Beatty, Administrator, Varna, ants
8464-2
MORTGAGE SALE
OF FARM PROPERTY IN THE TOWNSHIP
OF USBORNE
Under and by virtue of the powers con-
tained in n certain mbrtlrage which will be
produced at the sales the undenigned have
been instructed to sell by public auction at the
law Offices of Meseta (Madman & Stansbury,
Eireters, Ontario.
on
MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1984
at 2 o'clock Tom.
Vie fon:rasing valuable- farm ProPertY:
ALL AND' SINGULAR that certain pascal
or tract of land end Prendsels situate, lying
and being in 'the Township of Usborra in
the County of Hylton, and Province of On -
tank, and being composed of the Weat half
of Lot Number Twelve (12) South Thames
Road in the said Township, containing by
adaneasurement fifty (50) acres, be the setae
more or less.
On the Property 10 -8 good tine and one-
half storey brick home, with brick kitchen, II
bank barn, frame drive shed and ,bog pen.
There is also a small bush. The land le
said to be fertile and well fencecL
TEEMS OF SME
Ten "Per cent. -of the &rostrata price pra
the dap of sale a1u eti4 bailId *Mtil.
days thereafter, Subject:Ai. 'Peaetted Md.
INirther terns. ,and conditions , of sale will
• be. node .1cneotn on 01.6
MADMAN & ST•AInntririt,,. •
bfortooirees SO:kW*
•• Entetar, °Marie.
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Usborne & Hibbert IVIntual
Fire Insurance Company
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont. .
President - ANGUS SINCLAIR
V ice-Presi dent - •SIMON DON'
DIRECTORS
SAMUEL NORRIS J. T. ALLISON
WM. H. COATI'S, FRANK
McCON:NELL
AGENTS
JOIT,N ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for
Usborne and Bicidulph.
ALVIN L. HARRIS, Munro, Agent
far Fullarton and Logan.
THIOrIVEAS SCOTT, Cromarty, agent
for Hibbert.
B. W. F. BEAVERS
'Secretary -Treasurer
Exeter, Ontario.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter,
When you hayea
HORSE or COW,
you want removed
Phone or write .to
William Stone Sons
Phone 22 - Ingersoll
Phone 215W Stratford-
• „FARMS', FOR; SALE
PARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALp, LOT. 20.
•"; ConcessiOn 73, Lt€5., TuckenroxiO, 100
wares sten urea hard,00ed bush, 10 acres lit
Veheat, about ao klt01* phYmbg4:1; tcdenee.peed.
ed and pasture. Geed bkitic liease.,bank
barn, drive shed, cite. 14118. .BDARTIR, S1iROA'11,
Kippers 04444
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rimmi 'Pon. SALE ,1R mark
• Road, 9c 'nibs South kir SetiPortii
Lott 10, Concession 8, • HAM,
Teektaismith ; 100 kreg diaiirtod ani i Welt, ral Sie""
ed; 110 9i95'& fall tebetd: Mont 40 aCiPea
rkugiled )1flitad9e 00etledk the WW1*
-4Sboa reostr-aiut_ootitst-44-briol
doh barna stabled througtent; ;inn
Waite, Ileum end
otorientleitt oehoolik,:,6
•Vor twartioutoLxvicte%
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