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Auction Sales, Notices to Creditors, Etc.—Rates on anedication-
Coming Events
VE GOOD OWE TYNE BAYLorr
E.oeclown. at the Crystal Palace Ball-
room, Mitchell. every Friday night. to the
amisic of Don Robentson and his Ranch
Ba.ea. 4340x2
rrt HE BRUCEFIELD FELLOWSHIP
Group are presenting their play in
Varna Hall, Monday, March 6th, at 8:16
part, sponsored by the W.A. of Varna
-United Church. Admission 50c and 25c.
4340-1
QT. PATRICK'S EVE NOVELTY DANCE
" on Friday night, March 16th, from 11
p.m. to 2 em.., Looby's Hall, Dublin. Hats.
horns and novelties. Desjardine's new and
old-time Orchestaa. Admission 75c. Also
Dance Easter Menday Night, March 26th.
4340x3
Help Wanted
T_TELP WANTED, FEMALE — LADIES
" to demonsmate Tupperware plastics.
No canvassing. Splendid commission.
Write to MRS. F. ORCHARD, Unit Man-
ager, 57 Huron St, Woodstock.
4340x3
WANTED—BOOKKEEPER (FEMALE),
" with some knowledge of bookkeeping.
Must be accurate in figurers. Apply in
person to GEORGE T. IIICKLE & soNs
LTD., Hemel, or call 103. Hensall.
4884-1:1
Wanted
WANTED—CANDY SCAT.PS; MUST BE
" accurate. PHONE 632 r 24, Clinton.
4340x1
WANTED TO BORROW—$500.00 FOR 6
" neoriths to a year; good eecurity and
good interest. A‘pply fto Box 974, HURON
EXPOSITOR. 4340x1
WANTED—SMALL APARTMENT OR
hou.sekeepine. roones. Quiet couple;
no ehildren. Apply to Box 973, HURON
EXPOSITOR. 4340x1
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Livestock Wanted
LIVESTOCK WANTED
CASH—up to 510.00 for Dead or Deabled
Horses; $10.00 for Oows; Hogs. 52.50 Per
Cwt—at your farm.
Prompt service. Phone collect-
Seaforth, 655 r 2 — WM. SPROAT
William Stone Sons,
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INGERSOLL, ONTARIO
Notices
NOTICE
Township of Tuckersmith
A PPLICATIONS FOR THE POSITION
" of Inspector to aot in the ' Township
of Tucker -smith under the Warble Fly
Central Act, 1949, will be received by the
,undersigned up to 3 p.m., March 3 1951.
Rate of pay will be 85c per hour and
an allowance of 10e per mile will be made
for use of car. An additional payment of
500 per hour is offered by the contractor
to the Inspector for assistance.
Duties to commence April 2, 1951.
For further Particulars apply to the
Reeve or any Council Member.
E. P. CHESNEY,
Clerk.
Township of Tucketemith.
4339-2
For Sale
tgIOR SALE—QUANTITY OF COB CORN.
Apply to MOORE'S POULTRY FARM
•Phone 666 r 8, Seaforth. 4840-tf
c.,11..go FOR SALE—QUANTITY OF RED
" olover seed. Apply ,to BOB PECK,
RR. 1, Zurich.Phone Hensall, 696 r 15.
4390x2
leeOR SALE — APPROXIMATELY TEN
ton.e of baled hay. Apply to HAROLD
PRYCE. Phone 840 r 2, Seaforth.
4340x1
VOR SALE -1 FAWCETT OIL SPACE
" heater, like new; 1 kitchen coal stove
(Acme); dining room table and chairs.
PHONE 855. • 4339x2
von. SALE — NEW BRITISH KNIT
" powder blue wool' jersey dress, wise
201/2. Never worn. PHONE 789.
4884-te
FOR SALE—CLYDE MARE RISING 6
Years old. Apply to CLEM KRAUS-
KOPF. Phone 40 r 21, Dublin.
4339x2
- Fon SALE -810W jab' BEAN STRAW;
also 6 leads mixed hay, clover and
timothy. AVP19 to ARTHUR ANDER-
SON, R.R. 2, Hensel], or phone '675 r 15,
Hensel]. 4389-2
pen SALE—NEW SINGER SEWING
" machines, electric and treadle. Re-
pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING
CENTRE, 78 Ontario St., Stratford.
4228-0
pen SALE—ONE MOW OF BEAN
• straw; 1 Durham and Holatein bull
calf, one month old; set of 3 -section Mas-
sey -Harris drag harrows, in fair eandi-
Hon. Apply to GORDON HORNER.
Phone 661 r 2, Seaforth. 4340x1
'pen •SALE—A PAIGE 4 -WHEEL GAR-
" den tractor, 51/eH.P., with cultivator,
Plow and accessories; also a 1986 Chev.
Coach, in good, condition. Apply CECIL
MA.XWEILL, C.N.R. Section Foreman,
Hensel), Ont. 4340x3
VOR SALE—CORNER CUPBOARD, 2
anittreeses; 2 pairs springs ; 2 parries:
/white child's rocking chair and table;
seine pieces of tele:loth; used stovepipes; 2
washatands: commode .' 2 small tables. Ap-
ply CLARENCE REEVES, Seaforth.
4340x1
VOR SALE—LOTS BACK OF TOWN
Hall. Hensfal, inelertina barn 8399,
poultry -hover h-oeder breire I eleeteir
and 8 Mother Nature brooders; 1 vacant
town lot Terrns—Cash. EDMUND GEI-
GER. Hensel/. 4339-3
rONTRACTORSEQUIPMENT F 021
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'' Sal" or Pore"mnro,--One 54-va-fl Han-
Oom newer slewel with hock bee alteela
merit; elm ntle ememerte arevel cresiene
013at. Plant consists of SawyerMaaseY
erns/let 1 link belt, 41P conveyor 1 reyart
eomnartaneut bin. This bin is new and
never been used. This eenirment ran
..be bought ir one lump stun for $2,900.00.
' 'Sheet! alone Worth that much. Would
"'nem* bate model tritek or ear, or other
• eetttraOtors' equipment ea • part,. payment
',en this equipment: or would reel any part
•l4406,1%tely. Could arrnnee terms on this
e 'Mime. Apply overiirers to W. E.
Thedford. Phone 288.
4339.4
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Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of LOUISE R. RICHARDS,
late of Seaforth, Ontario, Widow.
riREDITORS AND OTHERS HAVING
• claims against the above estate are
required to send full particulars of such
claims to the cuideraigned Executor on or
before the 16th day of March, A.D. 1951,
after whieh date the estate's asseb3 will be
distributed, having reseed ode to claim,
that have then been received.
TILE TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS
CORPORATION. Toronto, Ontario,
Executor, by MeCONNELL & HAYS,
Solicitors, Seaforth, Oataneo.
4339-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of LORNE W. COLEMAN
A LL •PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
ae- against the Estate of Lorne W. Cole-
man, late ef the Township of Stanley, in
the County of Huron, Farmer, deceased,
who died on the let day of September,
1950, are hereby notified to send in full
particulars of their claims to the under-
signed on or before the 16th day of March,
1931, after which date the assets will be
distributed, having regard only to claims
then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this 21st day of
February, 1951.
'eleCONNE1-1, & HAYS,
Sears) th . Oneario,
Solicitors for the Executom.
4339-3
NOTICE to CREDITOAS
Ira the Etate of JAMES SCOTT
A L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
" ifeeinst he Estate of James Scott, late
f the Village of Cromal-ty, in the County
of Perth, Retired Farmer, deceesed, who
died on the 2nd day of January, 1961, are
hereby noafied to send in full particulars
of their claims to the undersigned on or
before the 16th day of March, 1951, after
which date the assets will be distributed,
having retard only to claims then receiv-
ed.
DATED at Seaforth, this 21st day of
February, 1951.
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, °ramie,
Solicitors for the Executor.
4332-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of JOHN M. GOVENLOCK
L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
•""- against the Estate of John M. Goven-
lock. late of the Town of Seaforth, in the
County of Haron, Gentleman, deceased,
who died on the 26th day of January, 1951,
are hereby notified to send in full par-
ticulars of their claims to the undersig-ned
on or before the 16th day of March, 1951,
after which date the assets will be die-
iaibuted, having regard only to claims then
received.
DATED at Seaforth, this 21st day of
February, 1951.
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executors.
4339-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE of George Washington
Parker, Late of the Township of Tuck-
ersmith, in the County of Huron, Re-
tired Farmer, Deceased.
A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of the above de-
ceased are required to file the same with
the undersigned Solicitor for the said Es-
tate, on or before the 12th day of March,
A.D. 1951, after, which date the assets
will be distributed amonget the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to
the claims of which notice shall have been
given.
DATED at Clinton, this 2eth day of
February, A.D. 1951.
F. FINGLAND, K.C.,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Said Estate,
4339-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of HENRY (Brown)
MOLESWORTH JACKSON
A L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
" against the Estate of Henry (Brown)
Molesworth Jackson, late of the Gity of
Toronto, County of York, deceased, who
died on or about the 29th day of Decem-
ber, 1950, are hereby notified to send in
to the undersigned on or before the 1090.
day of Meech, 1951, full particulars of
their &aims.
Immediately after the said last men-
tioned date, the assets of the said estate
wild be distributed amongst the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to
claims of which the undersigned elute them
have notice, to the exclusion of all others,
and the undersigned will not be liable to
any renron of whose claim the undersiget-
ed shall not then have notice for the assets
so distributed or any part thereof.
DATED at teaforth, this 990h day of
February, 1951.
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Estate.
4338-8
NOTICE to CREDITORS
in the Estate of MARY BROADFOOT
A L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
e• against the Estate af Mary Broadfoot,
late of the Township of Tuckersmith,
County a Huron, Spinster, deceased, who
died on or,about the,14th day of February.
1951. at West Palm Beach, Florida, U.S.A.,
are hereby notified to send in to the un-
lersigned on or before the 24th day a
mfirch, 1951, full particulere of their
Immediately after the said last men.
Honed date, the asseta of the said estate
will be distributed funongat the Parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to
claims of which the undereiened shall then
have notice, to the exclusion of all others,
and the undersigned will not be liable to
any person of whose claim the undersign-
ed shall not then have notice for the assets
to distributed or any part thereof.
DATED at Seaforth, this 24th day a
February, 1951.
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitor for 'the F.:•=tate.
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PrOPertY .FOr Sale
pou s4as--4-R6om iAi
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Ball. Apple to Mit ALEGORTWALPE.
Box 666, Godeartich.4311110
Personals
liTYGIHNIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER
Goods) mailed postpaid in pdairs„aealed
envelope with price list 6 seunales 26e:
24 samples 51.00. Maid -Order Dept T48.
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton,
Ont.
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
freONDERS WILL .BE RECEIVED BY
the undensigned for the supply of 250
cubic yards of crushed gravel and 850
cubic yards of coarse graved, more or less,
same to be delivered on York and Nelscm
Streets, in the Village of Hensall, this
gravel to be delivered before May 15,
1951.
Tenders to be in the hands of the Clerk
on or before March 12, 1961. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted.
JAMES A. PATERSON,
Village Clerk,
Hensall, Ont.
4339-2
Auction Sales
RELGIAN HORSES BY AUCTION, AT
".• Kitchener Steak Yards, Thursday,
March 8, at 1 p.m.: Seven matched teams
of pure bred Belgian mares, one stallion,
aSi ehestnuts with silver manes and tails,
from 1600 to 1900 Ibis., direct from Ohio,
the home of good Belgians. These are
really good horses and will be sold along
with our regular offering of cattle, hogs,
sheep, ponies, at the lergest, meet modern
Auction Market in Ontario. Dr. J. 11. Shia
linglaw is on hand esery Thursday to see
:het no infected stook is offered. This
protects the purchaser. Beef cattle are
s.old by weight or by the dollar, as am
with. Three auctien rings. Nine loading
chute . Fast efficient service. Lunch coun-
ter. City bus serviceand many other
features not available elsewhere. This
make) Kitchener the best place to buy or
eel] liveetock. Come and see for yourself.
F. J. S'eEFFLER, Mgr. Phone 2-9671.
4340-1
(ILEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
• Stock end Impl, meats, Let 25, Con. 1,
ley Townhip, 1 wee+) ef Remelt, at
' - hire,. The undeteigned hes re-
' ••11 eattemeen. te 'ell by publie
• •ri en
Thursd y March lete:
el'OCK 4-yfereed been row. freshen -
r. 2e; ti -:e Oil F 'ein e' w. fre h.
n enle time; e-yeareed Holstein cow,
"re•hen :fele time; life,k row due in No-
eember ; Jr rs:t. raw fre hen time of rale:
' iteleen end theetein Is Per with cede at
eat: Durhem fairer. bred: Dunham heif-
; sprineimr; elite man heifer. eerineing;
elee ro n heifer nmr 2 years old: 2
'lel 5en eifer. lard T.P. Meted. PHIS
5 Yerk 6oive dee between Me mh 23 and
eril 2. IMPLEMENTS-- W.n. Allie-
eararners trnetor en rubber. celimaahle
wheel,. starter, liohts, power takee5ff ;
aieer bean peeler to fit trade,: Allis -
'learners 60 combine. 1 year old; Inter-
rationel 3 -furrow Mew Coelcshutt side
rake 2 years old; Cockshutt 7 -ft. al/live-
: r 1 year old ; lever harrows: pecker:
McCormick mower: 3-sectien drag her -
awe, 1 year old; rubber tire wagon with
reek; I rubber tire wagon; hay loader:
euae rela: e-weecl trailer, 16x600 tires;
extension ladder: horse smeller; root
nulper; 100 steel posts; anchor and brace
^fete: eleetric feneer•, barbed wire; 175
feet new hay rope; lle H.P. electric mot -
r; 5 bunches ehingles eeforks; barrels; 3
entc drums: set double bermes, and other
•]eiclee POULTPle EQUIPMENT — 4
famenapacrity electric brooders; 10 chicken
)helters; water founts; etc. DAIRY
FOUTPIVTENT-5 milk cans; cream can;
filter strainers; new electric cattle din-
ners; De Laval separator. SYRUP
FICUIPIVIENT — 200 buckets and lids;
,n;les; 2 pans. 6 -ft. end 7 -ft.; heater;
eathering tank; 5-6 tonerlefesbaled hay ;'2
ton; cull beans; bushel clover seed; some
turnips. No reeereefarm has been seed.
Terms—Cash. E. If. CHIPCHASE, Fro -
3 24. Corbett, Auetioneee: Bert
Horton, Clerk. 4340-2
reLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
• Steele Feed and Implements.—W. 11.
Nairn, Auctioneerwill sell by public auc_
Hon on Lot 3, Con. 5, Hibbert Township,
21a, miles south of Mitchell, then 2 miles
,vet of pin Highway, on Thursday, ,March
8. 1951, at 1 o'clock, the foleowing:
HORSES -1 mare, 12 years old; 1 mare.
14 yenrs old. CATTLE—Durham cow 7
5em , old, due Cane of sale; Durham eow
5 years old. due April 4; Hereford cow 8
year., o/d, due in April; Durham oow 8
years old, milking, with twin 'calves;
elereford cow 4 years old, due April 28;
Durham cow 5 lame old, due May 1; Hol-
stein heifer, bred; Hereford baby beef
I steere 'and 2 heifers rising 1 year old,
tested, no reactors. HOGS -2 York-
shire sows due in April; 6 Yorksbire sows
bred about two months; 1 York/aura sow
with litter, 5 weeks old; pure bred York-
•eire hog 8 months old; 18 shoats; 18
chunks about 90 lbs. POULTRY — 140
Leehorn and Rock hene, 1 year old.
PEED -10 tons' good hay; 90 bushels Barb-
• eeed barley 100 bushels Alaska seed
eats: 75 bushels Clinton oats: 400 'bushels
-nixed grain; 60 bushels seed buckwheat;
12 bushels timothy seed. IMPLEMENTS
-Case Tractor V.A., with 2 -furrow hy-
draulic plow, ace lothim, ne-rly new;
M. -H. binder, 6-1't., Nu. 5 B, with trucks,
needy new; M. -H. oil bath mower, 5 -ft;
Me, -D. cultivator: Deering seed drill, 11-
1.c;M.-H, hay loader; M. -H, side rake:
dump rake; MeeD. manure spreader; land
roller; disc ; Mc. -D, 1 -furrow riding plow;
e walking plcrwe : turnip drill; 4 -section
diamond harrows; wagon; 16 -ft one-man
rack; cutter; Chatham fanning mild with
bagger; sleighs : wheelbarrow:. root pule
per; scales, 2.000 tbs. capacity; new steel
water tenk ; 2 electric fencer): 32 -foot
extension ladder ; horsepower
engine: nuniP jack; beg truck; sap pan
and pails: auger kettle: Power emery
-tone; Co-op Universal milker, 1 unit,
piping for 10 mere (new) : crearn separa-
ter ; 3 -burner coal oil teve with oven;
crosscut .me; forks; shovels; chains: etc.
No reserve: farm is sold. Terms—Cash.
Booth on ground,. WILBERT CORNISH.,
Proprietor; W. E. Nairn, Auctioneer,
4840-1
CLEARDIG AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock, Implemente, Feed Grain nod
Houlehold Effecte.—Jocciph L. Ryan and
Edward Elliott, euctioneers, have been in-
rtructed to sal by public auction. at Lot
No, 13, Concession 5, McKillop Township,
214 milea mist of Seaforth and 2ee miles
north, on Weelamday, March 141)1, at 1
P.m., the following: HORSES --1 black
gelding 6 years old. CATTLE -2 Regis-
tered Shorthorn heifer, with heifer calves
at foot; 2 Registered Shorthorn heifers 0.,
eilf : 1 Heletein envy 6 years old, in calf;
1 red cow 4 years old, recently fresh; 2
Week Holetein and Hereford heifers,
ermine -Mg ; 3 Hereford heifers, springing;
2 yearlings; 1 noan calf 6 weeks old: 3
fzt deem approeimately 1200 tbs. each;
2 fee eteere approximaiely 1100 lbs. each.
PIGS—Tamworth sow flue time of sale: 4
Yorkihire sows due esrly itt April: .1,7
'hunks; 1 'butcher POULTRY AND
EQUIPMENT -180 Leghorn and Rock
hens 1 year old; 3 ceicken shellem: drink-
ing and feed founts. IMPLEMENTS—
Norfercen roweerop tractor, 3s.50 MP_
equipped with lights. starter, P.T.0.. pul-
leys; Mc. -D. 3 -furrow tractor Plow with
narrow bottom; Case 6 -foot one-way (lac:
needy new; 101 smehe tooth cultivator:
M. -H. double disc, new: Carle side rake,
tractor hitch, new; Front & Wood binder
7 -ft. cut: Cockshntt 13 -disc drill; rubber
tired wagon: aiisHng flat rack, nmv; set
of sloop sleighs and rack : set of 3 har-
rows; 2 -wheel trailer with stock rack;
walking plow; 1 -home cauffler: 150 feet of
new hae fork rope; fork car and !einem
ell new; 1.000 4 -inch clay tile; quantity
of tcrngue and groove lumber: • 2 -wheel
sulky cart; barrel pump: pressure grease
gun; quantity of cedar Posts: set of team
harness; horee °dime: forke, shovels,
doubletreee, logreng chains, and numerous
artioles. FEED—Anpraximately 20 tons
of mixed timothy and alfala hay' approxi-
mately 9 tons of baled hay; 600 bushels of
meted grain. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—
Wingham Quebec range, nearly new;
Clare Jewel range. Terms—Cash. No re-
serve AA farm is sold. Auctioneer's dote
aim final In case of dispute. JOHN A.
MELVILLE, Proprietor; Joseph L. Ryan
end Edward Filicat, Auctioneers; 11, W.
4340-2
4340-3 alquitoen, Clerk- ,
urAlsrrE11-4 RT WATER RADIATOR,
Y about 24 or 26 inehes high, in good
Allx to SQAIIES,
Ph.011 123,J. 4590-1
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Auction Sales
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF -
'1' fece3 and Coal Shed, in Village of
Renard& opposite Cook's Garage, Sahli-
' 'Y. March 3rd. at 1 p.m.: Oream erramel
wok stove (like new); Quebec heater:
•heeterfield and 2 chairs (like new); mod-
ern walnut •finish dining room suite, table.
...heirs. buffet and china cabinet; hall
table and mirrof ; kitchen ',table and 4
; kitchen cupboard; kitchen buffet;
fernery; 2 furnished bedrooms, complete;
small tables and occasional chairs; electric
'errio: scatter mats; kitchen congoleinn:
complete dinner set serving for 12; break-
fast set: quantity of other dishes; linens:
fruit jars; garden toola•, bars and a num-
ber of other articles. COAL SHED—Ap-
oroxirnately 100e by 18e, large rolling
floors, steel roof, suitable for implement
are.d. Must be moved off property. Un-
loeding coal scoop and other coal equip -
meat; set of 10 -ton scales which was used
1.11 erre/ business. Terms—Cash. MRS.
GARNET CASE, Proprietress; Harold
Jackson, Auctioneer. 9390-1
EXTENSIVE CLEARING AUCTION
Sale of Farm Stock, Fowl, Implements
a
.ad Furniture.—Wt E. Nairn. Auetkrneer,
wild sell by public auction adjoining the
Village of Dublin, 6 miles east a Seaforth,
5 miles wmt of Mitchell, on No. 8 High-
way, on Tueeday, March 6 195 com-
mencing at 10:30 a.m.: HORS etch-
ed team of Clyde gelding yearb old,
good workers. CATTLE -1 ,heed, con-
sisting of 28 Durham and Hereford cows,
4 cows milking and bred again; 66 cows
due in March; 4 cows due in April; 4
C.DW73 due i rl May; Registered Roan Short-
horn bull 2 years old; 17 Hereford and
Durham fat eteers, 1000 bo 1230 lbs.; 6
fat Hereford heifers; 2 fat Mack heifers;
15 Durham and Hereford steers, 750 lbs.
erica; 8, laurhem and Hereford heifem,
750 tbe.: 15 fed yearlings; 3 calves six
months old: 4 calves 3 months old; 3
young calves. HOGS -2 York brood sows
with littere of 10six weeks old: 1 York
'ow due in May : 33 store hogs. 140 M 170
lbs. each; 20 hem, 125 tbs. FOWL --300
eta:me Rock hen*. IlVfPLEMENTS—I.D.C.
Case tractor with hydraulic lift; row-crep
-curlier; 3 -furrow Case plow 16-alate
doulxle diso; 1 9 -foot Mc. -D. cultivator:
10-e1, Bissell packer; Mc. -D. 15 -disc fertil-
izer power drill ; Case eide rake: Case hay
loader; Otacco rubber tired wagon with
hey rack mei roller rack eomplete; (the
above implements are all new); Case 10 -
foot power binder, nearly new; Case 641.
mower: 11 -hoe fertilizer drill; Case thresh-
1ng machine with cutter, 28%50: rubber
;red warn with rack and corn boxram
'les'; set of 7aection iron harrows; set
ey eleiffh.s with flat rack : water trough •
elm aeten Declee truck ; deem separator
site heeler: ont roller and motor: 2 bags
•f Pella elinerel : hay car, rope and pul-
e -ea; oil pump: crerseut ti WS ; set of Sigh;
1,1ele ; 2 lolls of snow fence: electric
'-neer; hand seutiler: 2 chicken shelters,
Iltqins and feeders; insulation cart; 2
'oestheats: 4 ole barrels; gas lantern;
e oak barb wire; fence reasU; fanning
e]ill with mreer: wire silo; mail box ;
'a'vert power clippers; set of double
' -anefe : sin de harness ; horse milers ;
in lage : whiffletrem neeky Ices
• I read, f mierel wood: quantity of three-
earter %nein r;me: 2 rolls of woven .wire;
farke hoer, shevels, etc. FURNITURE --
taut -lea and 6 chairs: 2 bedroom suites,
eomplete ; s ideboa rd f ru it cupboard ;
lounge: rockers: smell Mee's; round
6 kite.hen chairs.: kitchen cabinet: kitchen
cupboard; sewing machine: 2 wesheubs; 2
ciaern Dump). etc. NOTE.—This is an
euestaralime clearing sale. The cows are
heavy milkers ancl guaranteed sound; both
bend end machine milked, and allein calf
to a 3500 bull. The herd passed the clean
Met. This being a very large sale, it will
start at 10:30 a.m., sharp. Sma I .articles
and imolemente will be sold 'in the fore-
noon. Furniture at 1 o'clock, 1,uneh 0111
be avhilable at a booth. No rep e, farm
is sold. Terms—Cash. HAR LO 'WIL-
SON. Proprietor; W. E. Nairn, Auctioneer.
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Cards Of Thanks
T WISH TO THANK THE KIND
friends for the many acts of kindness
shown me during my wife's atay in the
howpital and lance her return home.
4340-1 JAMES BENGOUGH
MR. THOMAS T. JACKSON, HIS HON-
."' Our Judge .1. A. Jackson, Mra. W. S.
Wallace nnd Mr. James Jackson desire to
extpresa their sincere appreciation for the
many not; of kindness extended to theft
in their recent bereavement, end Particu-
larly theme who assisted in the home,
whale showed the esteem and affeetion
eeld for the late George A Jackrort.
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News Items of liensall_ and District
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ed by the host and hostess and
t,teir assistants. Mr. S. G. Rannie,
choir leader, expressed sincere
thanks to Rev. and Mrs. Rogers.
The services in Hensall United
Church on Sunday were conducted
by Rev. W. J. Rogers, who gave in-
spiring messages. At the morning
service the choir rendered the an-
them, "0 Worship the Lord," in
which the bass .solo was taken by
Mr. S. Q. Rennie. A beautiful solo,
"Spirit Of God," was contributed
by Mrs. H. McEwen,' Jr. Regular
services next Sunday will be held
at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Mrs. Bertha 'McLaren, who has
been, employed at Scholl's Grocery
has resigned and her position is
being taken by Mrs. Walker Car-
lile.
Mr. Robert McGregor .underwent
a major operation in Clinton Pub-
lic Hospital.
Mrs, L. Simpson, who has been
spending the winter months in the
South, has returned home.
Mr. John Pfaff suffered a slight
stroke over the week -end and is
confined to his room. His many
friends wish him a speedy recov-
ery.
Mr. George Sangster returned
home Sunday to Portage La Prairie
after visiting at his home here. He
was accompanied back by Leonard
Noakes, who will spend two weeks
there.
Mrs. P. A. Ferguson is teaching
at S.S. 6, Hay, relieving Mrs. E.
Norminton, who fractured her
iinkle last week in an accident,
when she slipped on some ice out-
side the school.
Injured in Hockey Game
Mr. R. Mock, owner of the Hur-
ondale Dairy, and member of the
intermediate "B" hockey team and
goalie for the club, suffered a frac-
ture() cheek bone in the play-off
game at Lucan Friday night be-
tween Hensall and Lucan, The
accident happened when he was
ITT in the face with a hockey stick
five minutes before the end of the
third period. X-rays taken at St.
Toeeeh's Hospital, London. the
same night revealed the fracture.
Hensall Defeats Lucan
Hensall defeated Lucan by the
,-;ore of 21 in the third game of
the W.O.A.A. Intermediate "B"
Croup playoff at the Hensall Com-
i.iunity Arena Wednesday night of
lfist wesili. This tied the series at
one game each and a draw. Hen-
sall opened the scoring in the first
Period, when Doig flashed the red
light at 5:20, but Lucan came right
back to even it up at 6:40. There
was no scoring in the second per-
iod, and then Doig again flashed
th red light at 15:40 of the third
period for Hensallwhich proved
to be the winning marker. Line-up:
Lucan—Freentan, J. Hardy and
Hodgins, F. Revington, N. Hardy,
H. Stretton, G. Robinson, Elson,
Watson, McRoberts, L. Revington,
G. Revington, Smith.
Hensall—Mock, A. Nicholson, H.
Nicholson, Harrison, Consitt, Mous-
seau, Doig, Cowan, Elear, Jacobi,
Eyre, Tuckey, Sangster, Moir.
First Period — Hensall, Doig,
5.20; Lucan, McRoberts (Reving-
ton). 6:40. Penalties—None, Sec-
ond Period—No scoring. Third
Period—Hensall, Doig, 15.40. Pen-
alties, Hodgins, L. Revington. Re-
ferees—Geo. Robertson, Geo. Hig-
gins.
These two teams have three
games, two games overtime, Lucan
winning one 3-2 overtime, and
Hensall tied with 7-7 score over-
time, the third game at Hensall
with a win of 2-) for Hensall. In
Seaforth Tuesday evening of this
week Hensall defeated Lucan 6-1.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pfaff, Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Pfaff, Joyce, Greta and
Marjorie motored to London over
the week -end to visit Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Neil, of 351 Gray St., on the
occasion of their twenty-fifth anni-
versary, observed at their home.
Also celebrating with them were
Mr. and Mrs. McNicol and Ray-
mond, Mrs. Reg. Tebbutt and
Children, Mr. ands. Mrs. W. G. Eger-
deen and Mr. George Pfaff, all of
London. yr. and Mrs. Neil were
the recipients of many lovely gifts,
including a silver tea service, two
silver candleholders and a calce
plate. Luncheon was served by the
family.
An enjoyable social evening was
held in the Legion Hall, Hensall,
Tuesday night, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
For Sale
VOR SALE -.--GUITAR, NEARLY NEW.
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In Memoriam
TPSHALL—IN LOVING MEMORY OF
our dear brother. Joseph H. D. Upshaa,
who passed away two years ago, February
28, 1949.
We do not forget you, nor do we intend,
We think of you often, and will to the
end;
Gone and forgotten by some you maybe,
But dear to our memory you mer will be.
- Ever remembered by his Brothers and
Sister. 41340x1
Births
DENNIS—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Feb. 22. to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Dennis,
Seaforth, a daughter.
DOIG—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Feb. 25, to Mr. and Mrs. Jemes Doig,
Tuckersmith, a son (Mill born).
DALTON --At Scott Memorial HospitaJ, on
Feb. 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalton,
• LontImboro, a daughter.
CLELAND—At Scott Memorial lecapital.
on March 1. to Mr. and Mrs. Man
Ceaend. Seaforth, a daughter,
M,eCLeiRE—At Scott Mernorial Hospital,
on Feb. 27. to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mc-
Clure, McKillop, a son.
Deaths
JACKSON—In Seefoeth, on Saturday, Feb.
24, George A4exander Jackson, of Eg-
mendville in his 83rd year.
GILLESPIE—In Toronto, crn Monday, Feb.
26, Janet Gillespie, iiisMr of the late
eMil Galeepie in her 82nd year.
MacINTOSII—In Toronto, on Wednesday,
Feb. 28 Thorne; Maeintoah, in
his sIth emu'.
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Canadian Legion. Ten tables were
In play. Euchre and crokinole
forMed the entertainment. Winners
were as follows: Euchre, Mrs. R.
Taylor, Jr., Mrs. Alex Munn; crok-
inole, Mrs. F. J. Appleby, Mrs. Wm.
Brown. Dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. Ed. Dick, president
of the group andr—s,s4dInts.
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Miss Jean Armstr g, on beharo
the guests, expr sed thanks to the
ladies for the delightful evening.
Hensall 8, Lucap 1
Hensall defeated Lucan by the
score of 6-1 in the Seaforth Arena
Tuesday night, in the fifth game
of their best of five series, to dead-
lo9k the score at two games each
and' a tie. Line-ups: Hensall—
Mickle, A. Nicholson, H. Nicholson,
Harrison, Consitt, Mousseau, Doig,
Flear, Cowan, Eyre, Jacobi, Tuck-
ey, John Sangster, Moir,. Cooper,
sub -goalies. Lucan — Freeman,
Smith, Hin.dmarsh, N. Hardy, F.
Revington, Streeton, G. Revington,
L. Reviiigton, Watson, Hardy, Rob-
inson, Elson, Hodgins. First Per-
iod—Hensall, Flear (A. Nicholson),
12:04; Hensall, Mousses.% 17:34.
Pena/ties, Consitt, Smith. Second.
period — Hensall, Flear (Cowan,
Doig), 4:03; Hensall, Harrison (A.
Nicholson), 15:24; Lucan, Watson.
Penalties, H. Nicholson. Third
period--Hensall, Harrison (Con -
silt, Mousseau), 6:10; Hensel], Har-
rison, 14;33. Penalties, Flear,
Stretton, Referees—Angus Mac-
Lean and Bill O'Shea, Seaforth.
VARNA
The Brucefield Fellowship Group
are presenting their play in Varna
Hall, Monday, March 5, at 8:15
p.m., sponsored by the W.A. of
Varna United Church.
WINCHELSEA
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Johns were
Saturday evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Penhale, of Exeter.
Mrs. Hy. Bailey is on the sick
list again. At time of writing she
was reported as being the saiiie.
We hope she has a speedy recov-
er);.
Mr. and Mrs. William Walters
and Danny visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Glanville, of
Staffa.
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KIPPEN
Mrs. W. Stoddart, of Seaforth,
visited Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Cud -
more over the week -end.
Dr. James Jarrott, of New York,
returned to his home last week
after &pending several weeks in
orida.
'lyn Mousseau and Bonnie
Kyle. ed their music examina-
tions in ndon on Saturday.
Mrs. Mc,lymont and daughter,
Mrs. Schilbe, spent a day with 11/Irs.
•McClymont's daughter, Mrs. Duch-
arine, of Dashwood.
Miss Etta Jarrott has returned
home since vacationing in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson
spent an enjoyable day. in London
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConachie,
also their daughters, Patricia and
Catherine, spent the week -end in
Toronto.
We are pleased to learn. that
Mrs. Horney, formerly of Kippen,
is improving in health after being
ill in London hospital. .
Mrs. Jenny Schilbe visited her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ,and
Mrs. Hodgert, of Mitchell, over the
week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Cooper have
moved into the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mellis and
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long spent
The Voice Of
Temperance
The menace of drunk driving in-
creases each year—while motor ear
registrations increased by 14 per
cent in 1950, convictions for drunk ,
driving went up by 40 per cent.
The stricter law enforcement and
the heavier penalties failed -to
match the menace of drunk driv-
ing. It should be obvious that the
policy of more and more outlets,
with more and more liquor consum-
ed is contributing to the drunk driv-
ing menace. As the Toronto Star
puts it: "The Ontario Govern-
ment's free and easy attitude on
liquor sales has been contributing
to the accident toll due'to alcohol."
Surely no Huron County citizen, in
his right senses, would propose to
exchange the restrictive measures
of the -Canada Temperance Act for
the free and easy sales policy of
the Ontario Liquor Control Act,
with its increasing drunk driving
hazards.—(Adv.).
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and Mrs. .Norman Dickert, en sat-
urday.
Mr. John Watson, of Toronto,
called on his sister and brother4n,f
law, Mr. and Mrs. Gridzak.
FARM FOR SALE
The Executors of the Estate et
the late George Washington Parker
are offering for Sale by Tender the
South Half of Lot Number 3, Cow
cession 13, Huron Road Survey, he
the Township of Tuckersmith, hk
the County of Huron.
On the said lands are about seven
acres of good Hardwood Bush.
Through the said lands runs a
never -failing Spring Creek. All the
cleared lands are seeded to grass,
and the Farm is well fenced.
TERMS -10% on acceptance of
bid, and the balance in 30 days.
All /renders to be in the hands
of 'th'e undersigned on or before
the 7th day of March, 1951.
F.' FINGLAND, K.C.,
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Solicitor for the Estate
"UNCLE EZRY'S HAYLOFT JAMBOREE"
BIG HOME -TALENT STAGE SHOW
Town Hall, Hensall — Thursday and Friday
MARCH 8th and 9th — 8:13 p.m.
The Hayloft Jamboree is patterned after popular Barri Dance type programs,
aresi toes local talent. who ieriper•onate radio celebritim es they compeee for
cah -wares. Thi• nmeteur conteft is open to meryone itt laensaill and sur-
e:eine:re; dirtsiefe. Ne re, limit. If eau ere a .ineer, eedelfer, tap, square or
ate &neer: if you ray any music:al instrument nuch as fiddle, guitarmen-
(Win, eccordian, Mirmouica. contact Mire Greta Liles at Legion Hall. Flonsall.
Tryoule will be held in the Legion Hell Mandey and Tueed.;y, March 5th and
6th, at 7:30.
Sponsored by the Hensall Branch of the Canailan Legion
in aid of Building Fund.
ADMISSION To Siiow -- 75c and 35e
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4th Annual Seed Fair
Sponsored by Huron Crop Improvement Assoc.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
MARCH 9th and 10th
CLINTON DISTRICT COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE
$500.00 in Prizes
• Special Educational Displays on Soil Conservation
• Special Programs Friday evening and Saturday afternoon
• Auction Sale of Ten -Bushel Lots Saturday afternoon'
• Seed Judging Competitions Saturday morning
Entries Close March 6th — Everybody Welcome
ADMISSION FREE
Announcing A . . .
Massey -Harris
Fanners Free Service Course
INSTRUCTIONAL!
EDUCATIONAL!
You are cordially invited to attend a
special program of instruction in the
care and maintenance of Massey -
Harris Tractors and Combines.
Factory -trained Service Men will be
in attendance to assist you in plan-
ning a more profitable farm program.
IN OUR PREMISES
Friday, March 9th, 1:00 p -m.
SEAFO TH OTORS
Program
Features
1. Combine Care and
' Operation.
2. Tractor Care and
Operation.
3. The New Super S.P.
Combines.
4. New M-11 .Diesel
Tractors.
5. Chemical Weed
Control.
6. Soil F.rosion and its
Control.
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