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Wanted
VE GOOD OLDE TYME HAYLOFT
Hoedovrn, at the Crystal Palace Ball-
room, lifitclual, every Friday night, to the
music of Don Robertson and his RalaCti
Boys. 4840x2
MILE SCHNEIDER - ORPHEUS Meta:
" Choir is presenting a program in
First Prtebyterian Church. under the
sponsorship of the Men's Club, on Wed-
nesday evening. March 2841, at 8:30 p.m.
Adraission 50. 4341-2
A COMEDY PLAY, -THE FAMILY
"••• Wash," will be presented in North-
side United Church, Friday, March 16th,
at 8:15 P.M., by the Adult Group of Bruce
-
field United Church. under the auspices
of Group I of the W.A. Admission 50c,
children 25c. 4241-1
Notices
A MEETING OF THE RATEPAYERS
and Trustee, of S.S. No. 13, McKillop
(Roxboro), will be held in the schoolhouse
on Tuesday, March 20th, at 1;00 p.m., for
the purpose of cileeussing the proposed re-
opening of the said school in September,
1951. BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
43.41-2
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of LOUISE E. RICHARDS,
late of Seaforth, Ontario, Widow.
WANTED TO BORROW -4500.00 FOR 6
" months to a yea r: good security and
good interest Armly to Box 974, HURON
EXPOSITOR. 434133
Farms For Sale
poR SALE -50 ACRES, BEING SOUTH.
half ef Lot 6, Con. 3, McKilleit, 531
in grass. There is a good well and a good
wintim01 on this property. Plenty of
grass and water. Apply to JOSEPH S.
O'REILLY, Seaforth, A.R. No. 5.
434133
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS
Township of Tuckersmith
MENDINIS ARE INVITED BY THE
Township of Tuckersmith for crushinz
and haul ing to towns hip roads ape cox i -
mutely 12.005 cubic yard, of crushed grave:
in 1901; screen to be used end tem-
traewr to furnish all requirements, except
gravel. which will be supplied by the
Township,
Bond in the forma of marked cheque for
5500 must accompany eac.h tender or
tender wibl not be comidered, and contract
te be completed by September 1, 1951.
Tender to Ertate a flat rate per cubic yard
for grave) laid on roads.
Tenders must be Mainly marked "Ten-
der" and mailed or delivered to reach the
Clerk by 3 p.m., March 17, 1951.
r REDITORS AND OTHERS HAVING
ckiims against the above estate are Lowest
a
required to send full particulars of such
claims to the undersigned Executor on or
before the 16th day of March, A.D. 1951.
after which date the estates assets will be
dietribated, haNing regard only to claims
that have then been received.
TILE TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS
CORPORATION, Toronto, Ontario,
Executor, by McCONNELL & HAYS,
golicitors, Seaforth, Ontario,
4339-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of LORNE W. COLEMAN
A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
" against the Estate of Lorne W. Cole-
man, late of the Township of Stanley, in
the County of Huron, Farmer, deceased,
who died on the 1st day of Sententher.
1950, are hereby notified to send in full
Particulars of their claims ta the under-
signed on or before the 16th day of March,
1951, after which date the assets will be
distributed, having regard only tu claims
then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this 21st daY of
February, 1951.
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth. Ontario,
Solicitors for the Execiators,
4339-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Etate of JAMES SCOTT
A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of James Scott, late
of the Village of Gromarty, in the County
of Perth, Retired Farmer, deceased, ,who
died on the 2n4 day of January, 1951, are
hereby notified to send in full particulars
of their claims to the tnidentigned Ma or
before the 16th clay of March, 1951, after
which date the assets vrill be distributed,
baying regard only to claims then receiv-
ed.
DATED at Seaforth, this 21st day of
February, 1961.
aleCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executor.
4889-8
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of JOHN M. GOVENLOCK
A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of John M. Coven -
lock, late of the Town of Seaforth, in the
County of Huron, Gentleman. deceased,
who died On the 26th day of January, 1961.
are hereby notified to send in full par-
ticulars of their clehns to the undersigned
on or before the 16th day of March, 1951,
after which date the assets will be dis-
tributed, having regard only to claims then
received.
DATED rit Seaforth, this 21st day of
February, 1951.
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executors.
4839-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE of George Washington
Parker, Late of the Township of Tuck-
eramith, 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 stone with
the undersigned Solicitor for the said Fe -
tato, on or before the 12t6 day of March,
A.D. 1951, after which date the assets
will be Mitributed amongst the parties
entitled thereto, Oaving regard onto to
the claims of which notice shall have been
riven.
DATED at Clinton, this 20th day of
February, A.D. 1951,
F. FINGLAND, K.Ce
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Said Estate.
43894
, NOTICE to CREDITORS
in the Estate of MARY BROADFOoT
A L L. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of Mary Broadfook
late of the Township of Tuckemmith,
Cotinty of Huron, Spinster, deceased, who
died on or about the 14th day of February,
1951, at West Palm Beach, Florida, U.S.A.,
are hereby rwtified to send in to the un-
dersigned on or before the 24th day of
March, 1951, full particulars of their
Inuttediately alter the said last Men-
tioned date, the assets of the said estate
will be distributed amongst the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to
claims of which the undenrigned shall then
'have notice, 'to the exclusion of all others,
and the tInderrigtmd Will not he liable to
any *neon of whose Claim the undersign-
ed Shell not then have notice for the assets
,� distributed or anr Part thereof.
Aker& at Beaforth, this 246 day of
relirtiso, 1961.
ALN W. ILLERY,'
&Ail tor the Estate.
4$464
or any tender not necessarily
E. P. CP.E 'SEX,
C.erk.
Towne:hip of Tuckersrnith.
4341.2
Help Wanted
j_TELP WANTED, FEMALE LADIES
"t, dernoretrate Tupperware plastics.
No canvassing, Splendid commission.
Write to MRS. F. ORCHARD, Unit Man-
ager, 57 Huron St., Woodstock,
4.340,3
WANTED—BOOKKEEPER (FEMALE),
" with -ome knowledge of bookkeeping.
Must be accurate in fig-uree. Apply in
Person to GEORCE T. MICKLE & SONS
LTD., Heiman, or call 103, Hensall.
41334-tf
PRACTICAL NURSE OR STRONG GIRL
••• willing to learnneeded from March 16th
to April 2nd. Apply MRS. A. H. ALEX-
ANDER, 66 Daly Avenue, Stratford, Ont.
Phone 2744, 4341-1
QALESMEN—RICH OPPORTUNITY FOR
1.3 'seal men to cover good territories,
in Western Ontario, for fast growing
Nursery Company. Excellent scope for
men with cars who are willing to work
hard. Training given. The future is year:
with no ceiling on ineome. For complete
details write THE CARADOC NURSERY
COMPANY, Strathroy, Ontario.
4341-2
For Sale
port SALE—SOME COLLIE PUPS. Ap-
" ply D. J. VOLTER13EEK, R.R. 4,
Seaforth. 9191-1
FOR SALE—QUANTITY OF COB CORN.
Apply to MOORE'S POULTRY FARM.
Phone 666 r 3, Seaforth. 4340-1!
pOR.SALE-200 BALES SECOND CUT
alfalfa; quantity of feed turnips.
Phone 648 r 21. MAC WILSON, Bruce -
field. 4341-1
'OR SALE—YOUNG YORK 13013, LONG
nosed breed, one of a litter of 12:
fit for service. Apply JOSEPH CARLIN.
R.R. 4, Seaforth. Phone 661 r 24, Sea -
forth. 4341-1
port SALE --MAROON BABY PRAM,
in good condition; : also Singer sew-
ing inaohiae. PHONE 297, Seaford).
4341-1
Fon SALE -150 BUSHELS SEED BAR -
ley, 0.A.C. 21, grown from certified
IVIELADY, St, Calumban. 4341-1
seed. Phone 22 r 10, Dublin. EDWARD
pon SALE -1940 INDIAN MOTOR -
cycle. in good condition. Apply t
MRS. H. G. IVIEIR, or phone 306. Sea-
ford]. 4341-1
pOR SALE - 2 REGISTERED RED
Polled bulls, nine months old. C.
FABER, Eoceter, Phone 689 r 4, Hensel].
4341,2
pon SALE—COLONY HOUSE 10x12
also an oil brooder stove. Both in
good condition. Apply to V. J. LANE.
Phone 46 r 12. Dublin. 4341-1
poR SALE, CHEAP -4 -WHEEL
L-
er, good tires, good box, good stock
racks. Apply E. B. GOODIE. Phone 762,
Seaforth. 4341-1
QEED FOR SALE—QUANTITY OF RED
" clover seed. Apply to BOB PECK,
SLR, 1, Zurich. Phcme Hensel], 696 r 15.
4240,2
FOR SALE - NEW BRITISH KNIT
Powder blue wool jersey dress, size
20%. Never worn. PHONE 789.
4884-tf
peat SALE -1 WARNER 500-3351ICK
size Electric Brooder, practically new
1 Eaton cream emiarator, small size. W.
3. FINII1GAN, Egmondville.
Mixt
FOR SALE -NEW StNGER SEWING
machines, electric and treadle Re
pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING
CENTRE, 78 Ontario St, Stratford.
4223 -If
FF018SALE-GEORGE WHITE THRESH-
ing machine, 86x50, equipped with
Frtraw totter, high grain elevator, drive
belt; $450.00. Apply to JOHN H. Mc-
EWING, R.R. 1, Myth. Phone 22 r 14,
F9pth. 4341x3
pen.
&A1. -.A PAIGE 4 -WHEEL GAR -
den tractor, 61€313.P., with cultivator,
plow srod accessories; also a 1936 Chev.
Coach, in good condition. Amaly CECIL
MAXWELL, C.N.R. Section Foreman,
Hensall, Ont. 4340,3
port SALE -LOTS BACK OF TOWN
Hensall, including barn 31069,
Poultry house, brooder house, 1 electric
and 8 Mother Nature brooders; 1 vacant
town lot Terms --Cash. EDMUND GEI-
GER, Hensel,, 4389-3
CIONTRACTORS' EQUIPMENT F o R
s' Sale or Exchange -One %-yard Hans
rein Power shovel with hack hoe attach-
ment; also one complete oravel crushing
Plant. Plant consists oft Sawyer -Masser
crusher, 1 link belt, 400 conveyor. 1 /5 -Yard
comparbrient bin. Thia bin is near and
hes never been used. This equipment can
be bought in one lump sum for 62,900.00.
Shovel abysm worth that numb. Would
accept late model track or car, or other
contritelore eguipmeatc es Part PaYMent
an Ode Automat: or would sell any part
separately. Geoid arrange terms on this
aulDment. Atady evenings to W. E.
SMITH, Medford. P'bone 283.
1888-1
UCTION BAIA: OF Mir AND DAIRY
••••• Cows and Pigs, st Lot No, 81, Con.
6, Goderich Township, 1 mile south of
Porter'e MD. on Trteeday. March 18th, at
2 p.m: CATTLE -20 beef type cows be-
ing mostly Herefords and Ourhams: 15
Holstein oows. Some of these cowa are
recently freshened, some springing and
due in late March and April, and are of
good size, quality and in good condition;
some young calves. PIGS -6 Pigs. 6 weeks
old. Terms--Cael. A. E. TOWNSHEND
& SON, Proprietors; Edward W. Elliott.
Aacitieneer; IL W. Galquhoun, Clerk.
48414
A UCTION 2A1176: OF FARM STOCK AND
" implements at Lot 9, Coneettsion 8.
Tuckersmith Tern., on Wednesday, March
14115, at 1 pon.CATTLE--Red cow due
March 16; white cow due Mare& 14; blue
heifer due March 18; 2 roan cows due
April 10; Holstein cow due April 5; 2
red cows, calf at side; Jersey cow due
April 18; 9 Durham steera and heifers.
300-500 /bs.; 2 Durham calves 2 months
old; 4 steers, 1050 lbs., half fat. PI08-
40 shoats. 60-80 lbs.; 4 York sows due in
April. DYLPLEMENTS-Cocksbutt man-
ure spreader; Cockshutt 3 -section lever
harrows; aiding hay rake; buck rake; 15 -
foot flat rack; 11 -hoe Massey horse drill
fertilizer attachment; 13-ron M. -H. disc
drill; spring tooth cultivator; disc; No. 5
Moff, 6 -ft, Mader; 3-,seetion drag har-
rows; De Laval separator; broodea- stove;
sling rotes; forks; 2 block and tackles:
‘vheelbarrow; chains; stonebaat ; brooder
house 12x8; 10 cords wood; corn crib; 100
bales Of hay; 40-50 bushels feed wheat; 50
bushels Ajax oats; few household articles.
Terms -Cash. MILT LOVE, Proprietor;
Ed, Corbett, Auctioneer. 4341-1
pLEARING AUCTION SALE—PERCY
Wright, Auctioneer, has received in-
structions to sell by public auction at Lot
9. Con. 7, Hibbert Township, 8,,12 miles
west of Munro, on Thursday, Mara 15th,
1951. at 1 o'clock sharp, the following: -
1531 Int. 1,:, -ton panel truck; Case Model
S.C. row -crop tractor, perfect shape, with
rower lift, corn cultivator, like new: Case
3 -furrow 10 -inch tractor [slow on rubber:
(Oose side rake. tractor hitch, new; M. -H.
hay loader: hinder. 7-10; tractor
rnantire spreader: 2 rubber tired wagcms,
like new; 2 railing racks. one with corn
rack : set of wagon springs; 90 -bushel
grain box ; 3 -section spring tooth drags;
I sets harrows : 14 -plate ,out -throw disc: 2
waking plows ; steel land railer; set 2,000
lb. scales; cutting by ; Cockshutt grain
grinder, Model 30; fanning mill; feed box-
es ; wheelbarrow; pig crate; stoneboat:
snowplows; bag truck : bag holder; 35
grain bags: 24-15. ladder; 200 3-bach tile:
quantity of new 1 and 2 -inch lusinber; oak
tongues; doubletrecn ; neckyokes: 2 sets
double harness ; 1301 double breechings with
twin yokes: 100 feet snow fence; steel
drums ; barbed wire: 2 elecitric fencers:
log jack : 100 bushels of Montcalm seed
barley : 25 gallorrs roof paint. HOUSE-
'WU, EFFECTS 1 white enamel kitchen
ranee. like new: kitchen range; Quebec
heater ; box stoi,e; electric washer, like
; w : kischen nt bedroom furniture; 3
elier table : di htts. seders. crocks. tools.
Terms Ca•h. No reierve as the farm is
o'•1 II. CARBER'P, ,Proprie'or ;
1 is -EN Wri rid Auctionter. 9341x1
A UCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK,
" Implements, Fevd and Household Ef-
fects. Lot Conce40,ion 3. 1 -hay Township.
one mile ve-t and 1, mile 1101-th of Hen-
sel!, on Wesimsday. March 21s:. 1:30 p.m.,
;he fellow i tie; HORSES- &Ai' is n mare
4 year, old; Belgian gelding ri•ing two
years ; aged Clyde team. CATTLE- Jet..
,ey cow 7 years old. recently freshened;
jurharn X Hereford cow 6 years old, due
time of sale: 2 yearling her ens 1 1 calf.
PIGS- 2 York 0,10W6 due April 7th and
eh {bred th 'ram hogl : 5 chunks three
months old. IIYIPLEMENTS--No. 70 0!! -
tractor on rubberlights and starter:
1029 Essex car: Cockshutt manure spread-
, r (nearly new): Cockshutt 13 -disc seed
drill with fertilator attachment; Deering
mower, 5V -foot cut: steel land roller. 3 -
drums ; disc; hay rake; New Idea wagon
with Timken bearings; set of sleighs;
cultivator; 4 -.section drag harrows: riding
Mow; 2 walking plows; single scufiler: 2 -
wheel traller; root, pulper: net double har-
other harness : horse collars; forks;
shovels; De Laval seearator, and mime,
ou other art ic les. FEE D— A pp rox i mate-
iy 11 bans of m,ixed hay: 200 buShels
ed grain; 200 bushels Ajax oats; 1 bushel
red clover seed; 5 bushels timothy seed ;
qtiaritity of tnangels and turnips. HOUSE.
HOLD EFFECTS—Oak dining room table;
buffet: chairs; dresser: small tables: oc-
casional chair; 4 -piece parlor suite, in-
cluding settee, chairs and platform rocker
I
antique); Daisy churn; crocks; sealers;
1 three -burner Perfection oil stove; ladies'
bicycle, good as new: 2 dresers; 1 stand;
ohest drawers: 1 cupboard. Terms—
Cash. WILLIAM R. BELL, Proprietor;
Eawird W. Elliott, Auctioneer.
4341-2
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock and implements. Lot 25, Con. 1,
Hay Township. 11,, north of Hensall at
1 p.m., sharp. The undersigned has re-
ceived instructions to sell by public auc-
.ien on Thursday, March 15th; LIVE-
STOC K-4-year-oid Holstein cow, 1 reshen-
ed Dec. 25: 6 -year-old Holstein cow. frmh-
en sale time; 5 -year-old Holstein cow,
fre.hen sale time: black cow. due in No-
vember; Jersey cow, frehen time of sale;
nurham and Holstein heifer with calf at
foot; Durham heifer. bred; Durham hall-
-.springing; blue roan heifer. springing;
Hue roan heifer near 2 years old: 2
Holstein heifers. Herd T.B. tested. PIGS
5 York sows due between March 25 and
Arsril 2. - IMPLEMENTS--W.D. Allis-
Chalmers tractor on rubber, adjustable
wheel,, starter. lights, power take -off;
Oliver bean puller to fit tractor; Allis-
Chalmers 60 oombine, 1 year old; Inter-
national 3-f u rrow plow Cocks butt side
make 2 years old; Cockshutt 7-10 cultiva-
'nr. 1 year old; lever harrows; Parker;
McCormick mower; 3 -section drag har-
rows, 1 year old: rubber tire wagon with
rack: I rubber tire wagon; hay loader;
dump rake; 2 -wheel trailer. 16,600 tires;
extension ladder:. horse scuffier: root
(miner; 100 steel pests; anchor and brace
poets; electric fencer; barbed wire; 175
feet new hay rope; 104 H.P. electric mot-
or; 5 bunches ithingles; forks; barrels; 3
gas drums: set double harness, and crther
mrticles. POULTRY EQUIPMENT — 4
500 -capacity electric brooders; 10 chickeri
shelters: water founts; etc. DAIRY
EQUIPMENT -5 milk cam; cream can;
filter strainers: new electric cattle din-
ners; De Laval separator. SYRUP
EQUIPMENT — 200 buckets and lids:
spiles; 2 pans. 641, and 7 -ft ; heater;
gathering tank; 5-6 tons of baled hay; 2
tons cull beans bushel clover seed; some
turnips. No reserve, farm haa beer (sold.
Terms—Cash. E. H. CHIPCHASE, Pro-
prietor: Ed. Corbett, Auctioneer; Bert
Horton, Clerk. 4340-2
raLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock, Implements, Feed Crain and
Household Effects.-Joeeph L. Ryan and
Edward Elliott, auctioneers, have been in-
structed to se)/ by public auction at Lot
No, 15, Concession 0, McKillop Township,
20(2 miles east of Seaforth and 21/2 miles
north, on Wednesday, March 140.1,, at I
.m., the following: HORSES -1 black
gelding 6 years old. CATTLE --2 Regis-
tered Shorthorn heifers with heifer calves
at foot; 2 Registered Shorthorn heifers in
calf; 1 Holstein cow 6 Years old. in calf
1 red cow 4 years old, recently fresh; 2
hlack Holstein and Hereford heifers,
springing; 3 Hereford heifere, springing;
2 yearlings: 10roan calf 6 weeks old; 3
fat steers, approximately 1200 lbs. each;
2 fat steers, approximately 1100 lbs. each.
PIGS--Tamwortb sow due time of sole; 4
Yorkshire sows due early in April; 17
chunks; 1 butcher pie. POULTRY. AND
EQ IJ I P MOINT-180 Leghorn and Rock
here I year old; 8 chicken heiters ; drink-
; nir and feed founts. IM.PLEMENTS-
Norseman row -crop tractor, 86-50 H.P.,
equirwed vrith liglsta. seerter, P.T.O., pul-
leys Mc. -D. 3 -furrow tractor plow with
riarmw. bottom; Case 6 -foot one-way disc;
nearly new 10' sprirpr tooth cultivator;
M. -H. double disc, new; Case side rake,
tractor hitch, new; Frost & Wood binder
7 -ft. dirt; Cockshutt 13 -disc &rill; rubber
tired wagon; eliding flat rack, new; set
of A loop lacteal mid rack; set of 8 har-
rows; 2 -wheel trailer with stock rack;
walking plow; 1 -bore scuffler; 150 feet of
new hay fork rope; fork. car arid pulleye,
all new; 1,000 4 -inch clay tile; quantity
cf tonere and groove lumber; 2 -wheel
sulky cart; barrel pump; pressure grease
gun; quango of cedar poste; set of tem
harness; horse collars; forks, dowels,
douhletrees, legging chains, rind numerotia
articles. FREID-s-Approximately 20 &MB
of mixed timothy mid &Hata hay; &unreal -
mately 9 tons Of baled hay; 600 'bushels of
mixed grain. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -
Wirehair* Quebec range. nearly ATOM:
Clare Jewel range. Terinc--Cash. 190 re.
,erve as farm Is sold. Auctioneer's deci-
sion final in ease of dispute. JOHN A.
MELVTLLE, Proprietor: l'oeeph . Ryan
and EdWaird Elliott, Auctioneers; K. W.
Colquirottil, Clerk, 48404
Auction Sales
A UO710N SALE Or FRAME CHURCH
Shed, at Dutri Chigoes.. IdeSallop, Lot
20, Ocausession 4. will be offered by public
auction sh the shed on Friday. March 16,
st 11 am. Shed is timber frame emit-
estruotion, 121080; to be ..removed from
Premises. Terms - Cash. For further
Particulars apply to ROBERT licKER-
CHER, Secretary Board of Managers, or
to Harold Jamieson, Auctioneer.
4841,1
A UCTION SALE or PROPERTY AND
Househtild Effeele.-Harold Jackson,
avotioneer, hats been instructed to sell by
Public auction eu the Premises. East
William Street, Seaforth, on Satardar.
March 174; at 1 p.m., the prolieriO and
household effects of Mrs. Eovensock,
Oa the property are a 7 -room frame
house with bath. a good barn. •and two
lots. For further particulars on reinsert,'
amity at the house or see Raeold Jackson.
auctioneer. A full liat of articles will
appear next week. MRS. 3. M. COVEN -
LOCK, Proprietress; Harold Jackson, Auc-
tioneer. 43414
oLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock mid Implements, at Lot 13.
Conceasion 8, Mullett Townahip, 1% railee
south awl 3 miles east of Londesbona, on
Wednesday, March 21st, at 1 p.m.; 1:101111-
oo_ooray team geldings, 8 years old.
black mare 6 years old. GATT :128-Herto
ford cow due tix' ne of sale; 1 red cow due
iu Attrii. I Ayrshire Cow due April; 1
Durhamateer; 4 Durham :heifers ready
for market; 2 steers: 2 heifer calves.
PIGS—I sow due time of sale; 2 sows
.lue in May. BENS -43 year-old hens.
HAPLEMENTS—Oliver 70 tractor on rub-
ber, starter, lights and cab (5 years old);
Oliver 3 -furrow tractor plow on rubber
(like new); Fleury-Bissetl tandem disc.
32-pkite; M. -H. 13 -hoe fertilizer drill; M..-
11, 7-f1, binder (3 years old) ; 1 wagon;
slosection harrows; set bench sleighs; fan-
ning mill; grain roller and bagger; scuf-
flan; walking plow; stoneboat (like new):
2 wheelbarrows; 54.46. No. 9 cream sep.
arator with motor (2 years o54); rip saw;
buzz planer; cider press; pump jack; bar-
rels; electric fencer; speed jack; breeich-
es harness: horse collars; milk can,; col-
ony house; Queen oil brooder stove, used
one year; lawn mower (like new); 1 Col-
lie dog 3 years old (heeler). HOUSE-
HOLD EFFECTS — Beach ceok stove;
churn ; cupboard: washing machine with
wringer and stand; 2 electric light shades
for work bench. GRAIN AND S5EIJ-
1,000 bushels mixed grain: t bushels red
clover seed; also forks, shovels, whiffle
-
trees, dhains and other articles. Terms --
Cash. No reserve as farm is sold. ROST.
RILEY. Proprietor: Harold Jackson. Auc-
tioneer: E. P. Chesney, Clerk. 4341-2
OLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock. Implements and Household Ef-
fects, at Lot 2:2, Concession 2, L.R.S.,
Tucker -AM -tit Township. 14 east and 11.,
north of Kippen. Date --Thursday, March -
22nd, at 1 p.m.; 5'IORSES-1 Clyde team
fi/lies, 5 and 7 years old, 1400 Ba.;
of team harnesv and collars. CATTLE
4 Durham rows, fre-h time of sale; 2
Durham cows due to freshen in April ; 1
Durham cow due in .luly ; 2 Durham rows
due in early fall; 6 choice bahv beeves
ready for market: 4 baby beef calves, 500
Ms., 2 Durham heifer calves born in foll:
young calves. PIGS-- 4 York pigs. 150
ay. POULTRY 200 year -Md hen_s New
Htimpshire and Su -sex. HAY AND GRION
700 bushe/s of fved erain ; wheat;
'ity of turnips ; 3 tons clover hay. 1M-
PLEMENTS—M.-H. binder: M. -H. 6 -foot
cut mower: hay ioader: McC.-D. fertilioor
Trill; 4-,ection diamond harrows (like
new): disc harrow : bean seufiler and pull-
er; single set:flier; walking plow: riding
Plow : trurnure spreader: side rake; sulky
rake; farm wagon; flat hay rack: set
'cales; 32 -ft. extension !adder; fanning
mill ; root pulper: 2 steel barrels; no -ft.
water hose: set of farm sleighs: stone -
boat: quantity oedar post,: electric ten-
ter; iron kettle; sling ropes: hay fork;
;*orks: shovels; chains ; crosscut saw, and
etc.: Co-op Universal milking machine; 2
single units 2 years old: IVIeC.-D, cream
separator: electro mil; 2 8 -gallon milk
cons: milk pails and strainer. HOUSE-
HOLD EFFECTS—Kitchen cabinet; kit-
chen table and chairs: number of rock-
ers: Quebec heater; Axminster rug 6,9;
congoleum rug 12312; 1 rocking chairs; 2
washstands. Terms --Cash. MRS. WAR-
REN SC3-I1LBE. Proprietress; Harold
Jackson, Auctioneer: E. P. Chesney,
Clerk. 4891.2
Property For For Sale
pox SALE—AN 8-110014 HOUSE
Eirmondville; stucco finish .with- hy-
dro; hard and soft water in the house:
acres of land; barn 10,20; shed 30x14
at rear of barn. One door south of store
and post office. Suilahle for retired farm-
er. Apply MRS. JOHN A. McGREGOR,
Egmondville. 4341,3
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News Items 'of Hensall and District
•
Don't miss the Anniversary Sale
at Tudor's, cominencing Thursday,
March 8. Be sure to see the Remn-
ant Table.-(A.dv.).
Keep the dates in, mind, Thu
day and Friday, March 8 and
for the Hayloft Jamboree in
Town Hall, under personal ;1i.r
tion of Miss Greita Liles, and elP
Bored by the .Canadian Legi
Branch 468, with proceeds to
the building fund. The cast
eludes: Joe Kelly, Jack Tud
Uncle Ezra, Bob Middleton- Hir
Hicks, Ed. Corbett; Lulu Be
Mrs. Rose Broderick; Quiz Ki
Hayloft Hoofers and a host of o
ers. Be sure to see the winners
the tiny tot popularity conte
Come out and vote for your fav
ite contestant in the amateur c
test. For two nights of good
tertainment and fun and laug
don't miss the, show everybody
talking about, "Hayloft Jamthore
Mrs. P. B. Buchanan, of
Thomas, has purchased the re
deuce of the late Alfred Taylor.
Mrs. George Hess is visiting wi
her daughter and son-in-law, M
and Mrs. L. McLoy and Kathy
Toronto.
Mr. Wallace Trann, Crystal Ci
Man., is visiting with bis aun
Mrs. J, D. Stewart,
Mrs. E. Norminton has return
home from Clinton Hoapital whe
she had been a patient suffering
fractured ankle as the result of
accident.
Mrs. W. J. Rogers sang a ve
pleasing solo at Chiselhurst Un
ed Church Sunday afternoon las
Mr. J. F. Blackwell has recove
ed from the flu and is able to r
some his duties as principal of t
taiblic school.
Mrs. H. McEwan, Jr., was gue
soloist Carmel Presbyteri
Church Sunday morning last, re
dering a lovely solo.
Wort/ was received in Hensa
Monday that Mr. Norman Sinclai
son of Rev. A. and Mrs. Sinclai
A lexanctrine St.. Windsor, h
eveive 1 h's Master's Degr
(M.A.) from the University
Michigan. .Ann Arbor. Norma
is a ttaclier in the Wal kervil
Colleghts. Windsor. Rev. Arthu
0! 1!!,!; was a former minister
llen.,;111 Church for fiftee
veure. and Norman received h
earlit r education here.
Rev. R. Passmore, minister
Salfotd United Churr'h, will be th
sneaker on the programe "Me
age of the London Conference
CHLO. St. Thomas, Sunda
morning. March 11. at 9:1
Is it spring? The followin
youngsters. Donald MacLaren, Ro
ole McKenzie. Bill Kerslake' an
Graham Farquhar, think so. Whil
sauntering down the C.N.R. rai
way tracks on Saturday they foun
a live snake, which they are kee
ing as a souvenir.
Chamber of Commerce Meets
Hensall Chamber of Commerc
held their March meeting in th
Legion Hall on Wednesday, in th
form of a turkey banquet. Th
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Legion di
the catering. The president, W. F.
Riley, was in the chair for the
business. 'rhe main items discuss-
ed were the erecting of signs at
the entrance to Hensall on High-
way No. 4 from north and south,
and the signs are to point to the
business .section of the town. Ar-
rangements were made for the
staging of an old-timers' fiddling
contest, to be held some time in
April. R. H. Middleton was ap-
pointed chairman of the project.
G. M. Prysdale introduced the
speaker, Rev. W. J. Rogers, who
spoke on "Democracy and Com-
munism." W. 0. Goodwin moved
a vote of thanks to the speaker,
bile A. L. Case thanked the lad -
Mr, and Mrs. L. Mickle, Mr, and
rs. J. McAllister and Mr. and
rs. S. G. Rannie attended the
nual at-home and dance of the
uth Huron District High School,
ld in the auditorium at Exeter
Friday evening.
John Anderson, Wm, Kyle, Kip.
n; T. J. Sherritt and Samuel
ugall, Hensall, and Chester Lee,
aforth, will attend a shooting
atch to be held' at Diirat on Wed-
sday, March 14, and will attempt
capture the London Winery tro-
y, which they won last year.
A pleasant afternoon was spent
the home of Mrs. Pearl Pass -
re on Tuesday when she enter-
ned neighbors and friends in
nor of Mrs. W. R. Davidson prior
her departure to join Mr, Dev-
on ii7 Port" Colborne. The after -
on was spent in playing cards.
ile seated at the spacious table,
tred with a beautiful bouquet
daffodils, Mrs. A. L. Kerslake pre -
ted Mrs. Davidson with an elec-
tea kettle, and Norma Pass -
re and Joan Kerslake made the
sentation of the daffodils to
s. Davidson. Although taken
pletely by surprise, Mrs. Dal/ -
on made a fitting reply. Mr.
Mrs. Davidson have been resi-
ts of Hensall for the past 19
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Varna W.M.S., W.A.
Hold Meeting
A joint meeting of the W.M.S.
and W.A. was held on Thursday
on- afternoon, March 1, at the home of
on, Mrs. Mervyn Hayter. The theme
aid of the meeting, "The War For Love
In- and Peace," was followed from the
or; Missionary Monthly. Mrs. George
am Reid read the Call to Worship and
Ile, all Joined in singing Hymn 105,
ds; "Jesus Christ is Risen Today."
th- Mrs. Reid then read the rnere and
Mrs. Fred Reid read the Scripture,
Ephesiaos 3:4-6. The offering was
taken and Hymn 356, verses 4, 5
and 6, "Take My Life and Let It
Be," was swig. Minutes of the
last meeting were read and their
adoption seconded by Mrs, Fred
Reid. The roll call was answered
by 14 members and 10 visitors. The
roll call for April is to be answer-
ed with the word "Crass." Eleven
calls to shut-ins had been made. A
thank -you note was read from Mr.
Moyer and a letter thanking the
society for the bale, which had
been shipped. Mrs. Gordon John-
ston was asked to look after the
list of Baby Band members which
Mrs. Wm. Reid had been given.
"The Measure of Distinction Was
the Measure of Need" was read by
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McClinchey from the study book.
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it- ' an." Miss Bern led in prayer
t, and Hymn 402, "Lead On, 0 King
Eternal," was sung. The W.A.
meeting then followed, after which
lunch was served by the committee
in charge.
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411YRIANINAIII
• Friendship Circle Meets
Friendship C:rcle met in the
Sunday School of St. Andiew's
United Church, Kippen, on Mon-
day, with Don Kyle in the chair.
The meeting opened with the sing-
s ing of Hymn 15. Ann Sinclair read
the Scripture taken flout Psalm 24.
s This was followed by Mr. Hinton
e leading in prayer. The minutes of
_ the last meeting were read. A
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committee composed of Mrs. Robt.
Elgie, Mrs, Morley Cooper and
Mrs. John Cooper, was appointed
g to arrange the next meeting. Hymn
605 was sttn-g. Bonnie Kyle and
d Marie Sinclair took up the collec-
e tion, and Elaine Bell favored with
- two solos, accompanying herself at
the piano. This was followed by a
piano instrumental by Jack Cald-
well. Everyone then went to the
basement where crokinole was
played, the winner being Norma
e Delft. Lunch was served.
6 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowntree, of
e , Weston, visited a few days at the
e 'home of his sister and brother -in -
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Cards Of Thanks
win. AND mns. W1VI. HORNEY, EXE-
"u- ter, Ont., wieb to thank their friends
in and around Kippen and Hensefl who so
kindly remembered Mrs. Homey with
dards, letters, treats and visits during her
illness before going to the hospital, tied
Olso while a patient in the hospital end
since returning home. 4341-1
T WISH TO THANK DR. E. A. McMAS-
-` ter, Dr. P. L. Brady arid the nursing
staff aft Scott Memorial Hospital for the
kindness shown to me while es patient
there; also ,to everyone that remembered
me with cards, boxes of fruit, candy and
flowers, and also to thank the neighbors
who helped ot home.
434133 GORDON PAPPLE
Births
MURRAY-At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
March 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Murray, Seaforth, a RM.
COYNE--At Scott Memorial Honoltal, ofl
Marsh 7, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Ooyne, Stara, a son.
RILEY-At Scott Memorial illooldhal, On
Marc?, 8, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Riley,
Mitchell, a avn•
law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long.
Dr. James Jarrott has been visit-
ing his mother, Mrs. Catharine Jar-
rott.
Mr, Robert McGregor underwent
an operation and, is a patient in
Clinton Hospital.
We are pleased to learn Mr. Al-
fred, Glazier is out of the 'hospital
and at present with his sister,
Mrs. Robert Dayman.
"Dr. Gilbert C. Jarrott, of Strat-
ford, visited his mother Wednesday
of last week.
Mrs. McClyinont's friends are
pleased to /earn she is improving
in health.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hill, of Lucan,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Long on
Monday.
Mr. Rochus Faber has begun
making alterations on his house,
recently purchased from Mr. W. R.
Cooper.
Mr. Harry Gousins, of the Globe
and Mail staff, Toronto, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long
Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hutchi-
son, of St. Thomas, were week -end'
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Mellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Dickert and Meryl
visited relatives in Listowel on
StI n day.
We are pleased to announce that
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalrymple
have a baby girl, a sister for Bon-
nie. Both mother and baby are do-
ing well.
Mrs. Bobby Holmes, of Centralia,
Cromarty Couple
50 Years Married
Congratulations are extended to
Mr. and Mrs. EdRar Allen on the
occasion of ,their 50th wedding an-
niversary on Tuesday, March 6,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wright, of
Hibbert, are moving into the vil-
lage and will occupy the residence
of T. L. Scott, formerly owned by
James Scott. '
Leonard Gordon Houghton has
returned to his horne in wingham.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Gillespie
and two daughtefs, of Toronto, vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing and al-
so attended the funeral of their
aunt, the late Miss Jessie Gilles-
pie.
Mrs. Harvey Dow, who has been
in Stratford General Hospital, has
returned to her home.
The teacher of SS. No. 6, Miss
Lucille Boyce, accompanied by the
pupils, made a trip to Stratford on
Wednesday to view Queen Mary's
carpet vrbich was on display at the
City Hall, Mrs. A. Ramsay assist-
ed in conveying the pupils.
Mrs. Baechler, of Zurich, spent a
few days recently with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and MM.
Donald Scott.
Mr. and Mr. Duncanson and
two young sons visited his par-
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Duncanson
while on their way to Vancouver,
where they expect to make their
home.
called on friends in the village on,
Monday.
Mr. an.d Mrs. Norman Long, to-
gether with Mr. and Mrs. Rowntree
were in Ilderton and Lucan on
Sunday.
Visitors over the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Rob,ert Dayman were:
Joseph Dayman, of Fort Erie; Mr.
and Mrs. Elgin Johnston and fam-
ily and Miss Ida Dayman, all of
London; Mr. and Mrs. Herb, Glaz-
ier, Gordon and Wilma, of Strat-
ford, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Glazier
of Olinton.
The many friends of Mr, Alfred
Glazier are pleased to see him
home from the hospital in London
much improved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Dickert and
Merle were recent visitors with
relatives in Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Love and daugh-
ters, of Caro, Michigan, visited re-
cently with Mr. and Mrs. E. Mc-
Bride and Mr. and Mrs. R. Dal-
rymple.
Sympathy of the community is
extended Mrs. J. Dayman in the
passing oc her sister, Mrs. W. J.
Oke, in Exeter, over the week -end.
Those attending the funeral of
the late Mrs. Oke in Exeter on
Monday from this vicinity were:
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dayman and
Howard, Mr, Donald Dayman, Mr.
and Mrs, Robert Dayman, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Gackstetter, Miss Flora
Petty and Mr, James Petty,
Mr. and Mrs. A, Parsons and
family visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. J. Ferguson, of Chisel-
hurst.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gackstetter and
Gail Ann spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. W. Horney in Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Westlake
and family, of Baydeld, visited re-
cently with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jones.
Mrs, J. Schilbe ha, purchased the
fine brick residence of Mr. R. Bat-
ten on William St. in Exeter, Mrs.
Schilbe recently sold her farm on
the second concession of Tucker -
smith, near here, to Mr. J. Cooper,
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FRIDAY, MARCH 9th
DESTARDINE'S ORCHESTRA.
Admission 500
Under auspices of
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Also Dancing Every Other
Friday Night
ST. PATRICK'S EVE
Novelty Dance
Friday Night, March 16th
from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m.
OBY'S HALL, Dublin
Hats, Horns and Novelties
DESJARDINE'S New and Old -
Time ORCHESTRA
Admission - 75c
ALSO DANCE
Easter Monday Night
MARCH 26th
EUCHRE DANCE
Sponsored by Kippen E.W.I.
Hensall Town Hall
FRIDAY, MARCH 16th
Euchre at 8:30 sharp
Music by Murdoch's Orchestra
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For the protection of County Roads,
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County Engineer
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