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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1951-03-16, Page 4If .„ .., . .. , . . '1-"I'slifi....fiii.'sisiss...ss T-iir • : ,,,.. • i•.•••i . . • . , „. .• ' '..0.4,.'i,,If4,‘,•'4.',Ird ' ' - — — ' -.: ". ' : "'' ' ' ' • •f assifiul Ads Inserted At New Low Cash Rates: FOR SALE, WANTED, LOST AND FOUND, ETC.—Per Word: Lst week 1 Cent 2nd week % Cent Ord week Cent Minimum charge. firat insertion26 Ceuta Each figure, initial and abbreviation counts ansene worst. Cards of Tlaanlor In Memoriam Notices, Coming Eventa-1 cent per word. Minimum, 60 cents Per week- Buquiries may be directed to a Box No., 0/0 The Huron Expositor. for 10 cents extra. Tea cents additional will be charged 11 ads ha above class are not paid within 10 daye of date of Anal insertion. Births. Marriagea and Deaths. inserted free of charge. Auction Sales. Notices to Creditors. Etc.—Rates on application. For Rent TTOUSE FOR RENT—NICE COZY 4- 4-1' room house: 2 bedrooms, living room and kitchen. Hard and aoft water; hydro; garage, garden Arrangements can be mule to keep cow, chickens. Rent very reasonable. For further particulars apply to P. E. MALONEY, R.R. 5. Seaforth. Phone 64 r 10. Dublin. 44142x1 Notices To Creditors NOTICE to CREDITORS In the Estate of MARY BROADFOOT A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS 4 "L. against the Estate of Mary Broadfoot, late of the Township of Tuckersmith. County of Huron, Spinner, 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- dersigned on or before the 24th day of March, 1951, fun particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said la.st men.. tdoned date, the assets, of the said estate will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the undersigned 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 so diatributed or any part thereof. DATED at Seaforth. this 24th day of February. 1951. ALVIN W. SILLERY, Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitor for the Estate. 43404 - • - Help Wanted TTELP WANTED—CAPABLE GIRL FOR "1- help in modern home. Apply Box 978, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4342-1 WANTED—GIRL TO WORK IN OF - fire. Permanent position. Opportun. Sty for advancement. Pleasant working conditions. Tyig experience desit•able. Apply to Box 976. HURON EXPOSITOR. 4342-1 TTELP WANTED, FEMALE — LADIES •••'• to dernonstrate Tupperware plastics. No canvassing. Splendid commission. Write to MRS. F. ORCHARD, Unit Map - ager, 57 Huron St., Woodstock. 4340x3 Notices MOTICE--ASHES, CANS AND RUB- ba,ge of all kinds removed promptly and reasonably. HAROLD MALONEY. Phone 217-J. Please call at noon hour or everasiga. 4842x6 A MEETING OF THE RATEPAYERS •cl• and Trustees of S.S. No. 13, McKtIlop (Roxboro), will be held in the schoolhouse on Tuesday, March 20th. at 1:00 p.m., for the purpose of discussing the proposed re- opening of the said school in September, 1951. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. 4341-2 WANTED—BOO K KEEPER (FEMALE). " with scrrne knowledge of bookkeeping. Must be accurate in figures. Apply in persons ns GEORGE T. MICKLE & SONS LTD., Hensall, or call 103. Hensall. 4384-tf QALESMEN—RICH OPPORTUNITY FOR " several 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 yours with no ceilinre on income. For complete details write THE CARADOC NURSERY COMPANY, Strathroy, Ontario. 4341-2 APPLICATIONS Township of Hullett NOTICE PPLICAT1ONS WILL BE RECEIVED 4"L until Monday, March. 26th, for Sten- ographer for the Huron County Public Health Unit at Clinton, Ontario. Apply in writing, giving experience and references to 'T'HE COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF Hullett will receive applications for an Inspector and Collector for the control of the Warble Fly work. to commence April lot. The Council will Pay 81.00 per hour for this work, with 5 cents per mile mile - Applications to be in the hands of the Clerk by M.arch 20. 1951. GEOR,GEr, W. COWAN, Clerk. Londesboro, Ont. 4342-1 Tenders Wanted TENDERS Township of H llett VEE COLTNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF " Hallett will receive tenders for the Spraying of Ca.ttle in the Township of Hallett for control of the Warble Fly: work to be done under the Warble Fir Control Act and to the satisfaction of the inspector. All tenders are to be en a per he'd basis: tenders to be in the hands of the Clerk by March 20, 1961. GEORGE W. COWAN, Clerk, Lonelesboro. Ont. 4342.1 GREY TOWNSHIP Tenders For Gravel MR. A. H. ERSKINE, Sec., Huron County Public Health Unit, Goidericla, Ontario. 4342-1 Property For Sale OR SALE--6-ROOM FRAME HOUSE vitul barn, Lots 211 and 212, in Hen- sa I Apply to AMIE lilt WALFF. B.ix 566. Goderich. 434258 QEALige TENDERS WJLL BE RECEIV- " ed unitil 2 p.m., Satiarday. April 7th, 1951, when tenders will be opened at thc Clerk's Office for crushing, hauling and spreading of approximately 12.000 cubic yards or more of gravel. at a flat rate per cubic yard. Gravel to be crushed through a eg-inch screen size. All work to be sat- isfactory to Township Road Superintend- ent. Location of pita and other information may be obtained from the Road Superin- tendent Marked °berme of 400.00 must accom- pany each tender. Lowest m- any tender not neu.sarily accepted. ARTHUR C. ROCK. Road Superintendent, Ethel, Ont. 4342-3 Personals pos. SALE --AN 8 -ROOM HOUSE IN 3-• Eamondville; stucco finish with hy- dro: hard and soft water in the house: acres of land; barn 30x20; shed 30x14 at rear of barn. One door south. of store and post office. Suitable for retired farm- er. Apply MRS. JOHN A. McGREGOR Egmonviville. 4341x3 TENDERS Township of Tuckersmith For Sale • Auction Sales_ , iTYGIENIC SUPPLIES (R UBBER (ILEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM Goods) mailed postPaid hi Plain, sealed Stook and Implementer at Ltd 13. Con. nselope with Price list. 6 sanstans 86e; 8, Hullebt Township. 114 miles *math and " samples $1.00. Mail -Order DePt. 143, 8 miles east of Londeoboro, on Wednes- vo A -RUBBER CO.. Box 91, Hamilton. day, Mtuali 21st, al, 1 p.m.: HORSES— 'Int Grey trimym,gTheldicangsd., 80AYTreallEftlaH;orefbloacrkmare d cow slue ,tirne of sale; 1 red cow due in April; 1 blue cow due in APril; 1 Ayr- shire cow due April; 1 Durham ateer; 4 Durham heifers ready for market; 2 time of sale; 2 sowe duePiniGa—May1d. BENS - 65 year-old hens. IMPLEMENTS -01i - ver 70 tractor on robber, starter, lights and cab. 5 years old; Oliver 3 -furrow trac- tor plow on rubber (like new); Fleury - Bissell tandem disc, 32 -plate; M. -H. 13 -hoe fertilizer drill; bL-H. 7 -ft. binder (3 rears old) •, 1 wagon; 4-sectioss barrows: set bench sleighs; fanning mill; grain miler and bagger; snuffler; walking Plow; stone boat (like new); 2 wheelbarrows; M. -H. No. 9 cream separator with Motor (2 years old); rip saw; buzz planer; cider press: pump jack; barrel; electric fencer; speed back; breeching harness; horse collars; milk cans; colony house; Queen oil brood- er stove. used 1 year; lawn mower (like new); 1 Collie slog 8 years old (heeler). HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — Beach cook stove; churn; cupboard; washing machine with wringer and stand; 2 electric light shades for work bench. GRAIN AND SEED -1,000 bushels mixed grain; 4 bush- els red clover seed; forks, shovels, whiffle - trees, chains and other articles. Terme— Cash. No reserve as farm is sold. ROBT. RILEY, Proprietor; Harold Jackson, Auc- tioneer; E. P. Chesney, Clerk. 4342-1 "POI{ SALE YOUNG PIGS. APPLY TO JOHN CALWILL, Brucefield. Phone Clinton 62.0 r 32. 4342x1 rrENDERS ARE INVITED BY THE -• Township of Tockermith for crushing a and hauling to township rods approxi- mately 12.000 cubic yard‘ of crushed gravel in 1951; %-inch screen to he used and con- tractor to furnish all requirements. except gravel/ which will be supplied by the Township. Pond in the form of marked cheque for 6500 must accompany each tender or tender '495111 not be ocrasidered, and cmitract to` be completed by September 1, 1961. Tender to state a flat rate Per cable yard Si for gravel laid on roads. Tenders must be plainly marked "Ten- der" and mailed or delivered to reach the Clerk by 8 p.m., March 1% 1061. lPOR SALE --8 TONS MIXED GRAIN. "L Apply to JOHN DIETZ, KipPen. 4342x1 Auction Sales ucTioN SALE OF PROPERTY AND `-` Household Effects. Saturday, March 17, t I p.m., on East William St., in Town if Seaforth: Kitchen range with water- front; Quebec heater; 2 drop-leaf tables nd kitchen chairs; couch; glass cupboard; 2 antique sofas; chesterfield suite; dining room suite -table, glass china cabinet and I chairs; number of rockers; radio; small tables and pedestals; odd chairs ; fireplace ,creen; Beatty electric washer; sewing machine; 8 furnished bedrooms, beds, dressers, stands. chest of drawers, syringe 3nd mattresses; quilt boxes; brass kettle: deck; veranda swing; clocks; scatter mats; folding chair; step ladder; garden boob; dinner set, serving for twelve; odd dishes; kitchen utensils; fruit jars and other art- icles. PROPERTY—On the property are a 7 -room frame house with bath; a good barn and two lobs For further particulars en property apply 01 the house or see Harold lockson, Auctioneer. DIRS. J. M. GOVENLOCK. Proprietress; Harald Jack- son, Auctioneer. 4842-1 F°' t SALE—QUANTITY OF COB CORN. Apply to MOORE'S POULTRY FARM. Phone 666 r 3,_Seaforth. 4340-4.2 VCR SALE -2 ELECTRIC BROODERS, "- 600 -chick ; 3 coal brooders; 5 range houses. JARROTT BROS.. KiPPen. Phone 674 r 5, Hensall. 4342-2 Loirest or any tender not. necessarilyDtL Xgramt ° t;4tergMttlu 4861.2 VOR SALE—BLUE BABY PRAM, IN good conditions Apply to MRS. RUS- SELL HODGERT, Seaforth. 4342x1 AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD LE- ' fects, in Town of Seaforth, Jarvis SC, Saturday, 1VLarch 2411. at 1 pan.: Gilson Frigidaire, 10 cubic foot, 1 year old; white enamel cook stove, waterfront (Eke new); eleetric rangette, white enamel (like new); Quebec heater; maple kitchenette --buffet, table and 4 chairs; Kroehler chesterfield suite, 3 piedes (like new); 1 mahogany antique buffet; coffee table; 2 end tables; 1 modern bedroom suite, bed, vanity and bench; chest of drawers, spring and spring mattress (walnut finish); modern 04 iron bed, springs and mattress; wardrobe; Maytag washing machine; sewing ma- chine; odd kitchen chairs; clothes hamper; card table; odd chairs and small tables; 10 by 12 Axminster rug with pad (like new); 2 congoleum rugs; trilight Lanip; table lamps : electric iron; toaster; 1 com- plete set of dishes; large amount of oda dishes ; kitchen u-tensils; garden hose; gar - ,len tools: lawn mower; tubs; sealers and ether articles. Terms—Gash. KENNETH COOMBS, Proprietor; Harald Jacks,' Auctioneer; E. P. Chesney. Clerk. 4342-2 pos. SALE—COLONY HOUSE, 10 x 12. Apply RUSSELL DALLAS, R.R. 1, Brucefield. Phone 658 r 11, Seaforth. 4342-1 •plOR RENT—HEATED APARTMENTS; A• modern eonveniences. Centrally lo- cated. Apply to Box 977, HURON EX- POSITOR. 4342-1 FOR SALE '— A QUANTITY OF RED Clover Seed. Apply to GORDON ELLIOTT. Phone 838 r 21. Seaforth. 434251 VOR SALE — 2 REGISTERED RED J- Polled bulls, nine months old. C. FA.BER, Exeter. Phone 689 r 4, Hensall. 4341x2 LECARING AUCTION SALE, TIJES- day, March 2080. 1 p.m.—W. E. Nairn will sell by public auction at Lot 19, Con- cession 5. of Hibbert TownshiP, 2 miles south of Dublin, mile west: HORSES --I gelding 0 years old; 1 aged gelding. CATTLE -7 choice Durham cows, fresh; 1 Durham. cow due Hine of sale; 1 Hol- stein covv. fresh ; 4 yearlings; 6 calves. Cattle all T.Bes . tested;no ; o reactors. HOGS 11 shoats; 11 weaners ; 3 Yorkshire ,ows, bred. FEED—Quantity of chcice 'lover and alfalfa hay. IMPLEMENTS— McCormick-Deering 7 -foot binder: Deer- ing 5 -foot mower; steel dump rake; El- mira hay loader: 15 -run reed drill: culti- vittor: riding plow ; walking Plow; 3 -sec - sound harrows; 1 steel tired wag VOR SALE — NEW BRITISH KNIT "L powder blue wool jersey dress, size 20.4. Never worn. PHONE 789. 4334-tf OR SALE—NEW SINGER SEWING machin.. electric and treadle Be pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING CENTRE, 78 Ontario St., Stratford. 422341 'WOR SALE—QUANTITY OF BEAVER •'• Oats grown from registered seed. Al- so quantity of Mont -calm Barley. Apply PEARSON CHARTERS. Phone 616 r 4. 431.2x1 WINDOW SASH AND GLASS-- 1 WIN- dvm• 48,, x 30'; 1 window, 4orr -10" : I door. 21 6" x 6, 6,i (no 'glass): 3 windows 37" x 35". Apply SEAFORTH MOTORS. 4312-1 T'OR SALE --GEORGE WHITE THRESH - not machine, 36x10. equipped with straw cutter, hiith grain elevator, drive belt: 3400.00. Apply to JOHN H. Mc. EWING, R.R. 1, Blyth. Phone 23 r 14. Blyt h. 4341x3 •p'OR SALE -300 BUSHELS BEAVER •"" Oats : 200 Ajax Oats ; timothy seed : orcha rd grass : reel clover : a)f a I fa. All eleaned with power cleaner. LUTHER SA1JNDERS. Phone 833 r 12, Seaforth. 4342-1 11�58R SALE—A PAIGE 4 -WHEEL GAR - den tractor, 11/211.P.. with cultivator, plow and accessories: also a 1936 Chev. Coach. in good condition. Apply CECIL ..vr A XWELL., C. N. R. Section Foreman, Hensall. Ont. 484053 VOR SALE -2 PUMPS: 2 MATTRESS- '. es.: a horse nlow: 3 Quebec heaters: some pieces of oilcloth: corner cupboard: 2 tables; kitchen chairs: white dishes: commode; small table and rocking chair: large rocking chair, Apply CLARENCE REEVES. Seaforth. 4342-1 steers; 2 heifer eal ves, sow u on : 1 tubber 11edwagon with 15 -ft. bay and roller rack, complete; Clinton power fanning mill ; scalier; heavy sleigh with nick: light sleigh t steel water tank; disc: Deering manure spreader : iron kettle; 'ver emery stone; Renfrew power creirn -eparator. nearly new ; crosscut saw; forlvs, shovels, chains, whiffletriet: fence posts: stoneboat: heavy set harness: 2 dee! pig troughs; 163 feet nearly new hay foiik. rope: 1 set new 3 -rope sllags: hay fvirk and chain; hay car: pulleys: I roll IIOW fence; chicken wire; 2 steel barrels; vielony house 8x12: 2 shelters: feeder, and fviuntains: galvanized tube. FLIRNITURE Quebec kitchen range; Quebec heater; power washer; kitchen cabinet ; extensien • ablv; drop-leaf table; day bed: leather rocker; bureau; desk. Terms—Cash. No •.• erve as farm has been sold. L.. KUNTZE, Proprietor; W. E, Nairn, Auc- tioneer. 4342x1 CLIMATE CONTROL- -EVERY HOME • should have "Climate• Controll" — cut down burning sun and drying winds by Planting our "Round Head" Norway maple trees. Special while they last. 3 to 4 foot whips. 31_71 each 3 for 84.91, cash with order. Act quick. HOGLE NURSERY COMPANY, Campbellford, Ont. 48-12-4 ELECTRIC ,STOVE TE ENAMEL 4 -BURNER, FAST elements; automatic oven. Condition like new. Apply SEAFORTH MOTORS 43124 LUMBER REST PRICE PAID FOR ONE -INCH ▪ Oak. Elm, Maple, Birch. Cherry, Wal- nut. Prompt payment. See or write JAMES COLE FURNITURE COMPANY. Ingersoll. 4342-2 10IACEAGED EVERGREENS — "GROW your own planta." „New technique. For only 34.95 cash with order we send you 10 strong well -rooted one-year cut- tings. Of very beat evergreen vartetim for foundation planting, pyramids and spread - em. Printed inotrile.tions 'how how easy to grow in Your garden until large enough to transplant. Have fun. Save birr dol- ling in pour own nursery. Hurry on this. HOME 1417RSEHY COMPANY. Campbell. ford, Ont. 48484 Wanted AXTANTED—ROLL TOP DESK. NOT TOO " large. Apply ERIC MUNRO. Phone 394-M, Seaforth. 4342x1 WANTED TISROTESTANT TEACHER FOR RURAL "- School near Seaforth. Duties to com- mence September I, 1951. School has modern lighting and new ins tanation fuel oil heating and air condi- tioning equipment; teacher's room; class- room well equipped with educational aids. Write, abating experience, inspector's reference and salary expected. to W. P. ROBERTS, Secretary-Trasurer Tuckersmith Twp. School Area Board. R. R. 8, Seaforth. 4342-2 CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM Stock and Implements, at Lot 13, Concession. 8, Hullett Township. 11/2 miles south and 3 771i1CS east of Londesboro,. on Wednesday, l'ularch 21st, at 1 p.m.: HORS- ES—Gray team geldings, 8 years old. black mare 6 years old. CATTLE—Here- ford cow due time of sale; 1 red cow due in April; 1 Ayrshire cow due April; 1 Durham steer: 4 Durharn heifers ready for market; 2 steers; 2 heifer calves. PIGS -1 sow due time of sale; 2 sows due in May. HENS -65 year-old hens. IMPLEMENTS—Oliver 70 tractor on rub- ber. starter, lights and cab (3 years old): Oliver 3 -furrow tractor plow on rubber (like new); Fleury -Bissell tandem disc, 32 -plate; M. -H. I3 -hoe fertilizer drill; 23.- 11. 7-58. binder (3 years old); 1 wagon; 4 -section harrows; set bench sleighs; fan- ning mill; grain roller and bagger; scut- fler; walking plow; stoneboat (like new); 2 wheelbarrows; No. 9 cream sep- arator with motor (2 years old): rip ee'w ; buzz planer; cider press; pump jack; bar- rels; electric fencer; speed jack ; breech- es harness: horse collars; milk cans; col- ony house; Queen oil brooder stove, used one year; lawn mower (like new); I Col- lie dog 3 years old (heeler). HOUSE- HOLD EFFECTS — Beach cook stove; churn, cupboard, washing machine with wringer and stand; 2 electric light shades for work bench. GRAIN AND SEED - 1,000 bushels mixed grain ; 4 bushels red clover seed; also forks, shovels, whiffle - trees. &Mins and other articles. Terms— Cash. No reserve as farm is sold. ROST. P-I1,EY. Proprietor; Harold Jackson, Auc- tioneer; E. P. Chesney, Clerk. 4341-2 CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM ‘•••' Stock. Implements and Household Ef- fects. at Lot 22, Concession 2, L.R.S.. Tuckersmith Township, 11i. east and 11/2 north of Kippen. Date --Thursday, March 22n6, at I p.m.: HORSES -1 Clyde team of fillies. 5 and 7 •e•strs old, 1400 tbs.: set of team harness and collars., CATTLE - 4 Durham CONV,, fre h time of sale: 2 Durham cows due to freshen in April; 1 Durham Cow due in July:- 2. Durham cows due in early ; 6 choice baby beeves ready for market: 4 baby beef calves, 500 tbs.; 2 Durham heifer calves born in fall; 1 young calves. PIGS -4 York _pigs, 150 Iho. POULTRY -200 year-old hens (New Hampshire and Sussex). HAY AND GRAIN - 700 bushels of feed grain; wheat, quan tity of turnips: '3 tons clover hay. IM- PLEMIENTS—M.-H. binder; 111.-11. 6 -foot cat mower: hay loader: McC.-D. fertilizer drill; 4-seetion diamond harrows (like new): disc harrow : 'bean scalier and Pull- er; single sniffler; walking plow: riding plow: manure spreader : side rake; sulky rake; farm wagon; flat hay rack: set scales; 32 -ft. extension ladder: fanning mill; rock pulper: 2 steel barrels 50-f4.. water hose; set of farm sleighs: stone - boat; quantity cedar posM: electric fen- cer; iron kettle; sling ropes : hay fork ; forks; shovels: chains; crosscut saw, and etc.; Co-op Universal milking machine; 2 single units, 2 years old : McC.-D. cream separator: electro pail: 2 8 -gallon milk can..; milk pails and strainer. HOUSE- HOLD EFFECTS—Kitchen cabinet; kit- chen table and chairs ; number of rock- ers; Quebec healer; Axminster rug 6x9; congoleum rug 12512: 3 rocking chairs; 2 washstands. Terms- -Cash. MRS. WAR- REN SCHILBE Proprietress ; Harold jackson, Auctioneer; E. P. Chesney, Clerk. 4341-2 Motor Cars For Sale s41 NS Cards Of Thanks ivrisS BELLA COX NITISKES TO "LLL press her *alike to the maDY kbati friends who sent best flowers, cards and treats While she wee fa Beott Memorial Hospital, and alio to thank the nursing staff for their kindness during her seven weeks' stay there. 4842-1 194ONE-HALF TON PICK-UP, RE - 1 built motor; 1938 Ghev. Sedan. DUNLOP'S B. A. SERVICE STATION, Seaforth. 4333-tf A UCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, • Implements, Feed and Household Ef- fects. Lot 23. Concession 3, Hay Township, enc' mile west and 1(2 mile mirth of Hen - sail, on Wednesday. March 21vt, 1:30 P.m - the following: FfORSES—Belgian mare 14 years 04.1 Tkle(an trebling rising two years; aged Clyde team. CATTLE---.Ter- spy cow 7 years old, recently freshened: Durham X Hereford rew 6 years old. due time of sale: 2 yearling heifers; 1 calf. PIGS- 2 York sows .he April 7th and 110 (bred to Tom hog); 5 chunk, three months old. IMPLFSMENTS—No. 70 011- ,, tractor on rubber. 140040 snd starter: 1929 Essex car: Cockshutt manure spread- er (nearly new); Cockshett 13 -disc seed drill with fertilator attachment; Deering mower. 51/2 -foot cut; steel land roller, 3 - drums : diAC hay rake; New Idea wagon with Timken bearings set of sleighs; cultivator: 4 -section drag harrows riding Plow; 2 walking plows; single sniffler: 2 - wheel trai-ler: root pulper ; set double har- ness: other harness: horse collar': forks: shovels: De Laval sena-rator, and numer- ous other articles. FEED—Approximate- ly 11, tons of mixed hay; 200 bushels mix- ed grain; 200 bushels Max oats: 1 bushel red clover seed; 6 bushels timothy seed; quantity of niangels and turnine. MUSE - Rota!, krter,CTS--Oai dining room table; buffet; chairs; dresser; snail] tables; oc- cashmal chair; 4 -piece parlor suite. In - eluding settee, chairs: and platform rocker (antique): Daisy churn; Cracks: sealers: 1 three -burner Perfection oil stove: ladies' bicycle, good so new: 2 dressers; I stand; 1 cheat drawers; I cupboard. Terms— Cash. WILLIAM it. BELL. Proprietor; Edward VV. Elliott, Auctioneer. 4841.2 GOOD USED CARS MONARCH '49 COACH - PLYMOU'llf '38 COUPE FORD '38 SEDAN • FORD '36 SEDAN CHEV. '35 SEDAN Trucks CHEV. '48 TWO -TON FORD '32 PICK-UP FORD '48 PANEL Tractors For Sale 11DIANO SPECIAL.—GET THAT GIRL OF Yours a guaranteed piano with bench. We have a dandy. Priced to -sell, and terms if needed. J. E. HITGILL & SONS. 4342-1 (1119r Sale or Rent VOR SALE OR RENT--100-ACRE GRASS farm; good well and windmill. Lot 80, Concession 7, MoKillop. MRS. ALFRED BROWN, RR. 8. Seaforth. Phone 664 r 11. Seaforth. 4342-2 2 FOAD TRACTORS 1 COCKSHUTT '70' Only tiro days left to buy one of these good used oars on the old "one-third down, 18 months to pay" basis. DALY MOTORS PHONE 102 : SEAFORTH r4r$ 50 r 18 50 49 49 3 2 2 39 37 37 35 35 CHEV. FLEETLINE COACH CHEV. DE LUXE STYLELINE COACH CHEV. STYLELINE SEDAN CHEV. FLEETLINE SEDAN Custom radio and air conditioning CHEV. DE LUXE FLEETLINE SEDAN CHEV. DE LURE STYLELINE COACH '49 CHEV. SEDANS '48 CHEV. COACHES '48 CHEV. COACHES STYLELINE FLEETLINE STYLEMASTER FORD COUPE DODGE SEDAN PLYMOUTH COACH TLYMOUTH COACH' CHEV. SEDAN Coming Events MEET THE IRISH AT THE BIG ST. IT" Patrick Dance. Irish hats and fun galore, at the Crystal Palace Ballroom, Mitchell, this Friday eight. 4842x1 THE SCHNEIDER - ORPHEUS 1840.111 " Choir is presenting a program in First Prmbyterian Church, under the sponsorship of the Men's Cilab, on Wed- nesday evening, March 28th, at 8:80 P.m. Admission 50c. 4841-2 A COMEDY PLAY, "THE FAMILY Wash," will be presented in North- side United Church, Friday, March 16418, at 8:15 1).112., by the Adult Group of Bruce fieldUnited Church, under the auspices of Group I of the W.A. Admission 50c, children 250. 4341-1 MANY 01 HaR MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM BRUSSELS MOTORS –rhe Home of Better Used Cars" OPEN EVERY EVENING In Memoriam Births GARDNER—To Mr. and Mrs.. Kenneth Gardner (nee Margaret Smith), a son, on March 10, 1051, at Women's College HO6pital, Toronto. COYNE—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on March 7, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coyne, Stella, a son. 1t1LEY—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on March 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Riley, Mitchell, a son. BEATTIE—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on March 8. to Mr. and Mm. Kenneth Beattie. R.R. 4, Walton, a son. BUCHANAN—At Scott Memorial Hospital on March 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buchanan, RR. 1, Loridesboro, a daugh- ter. UDMORE—M EVER LOVING MEM- ory of our dear father, Roland Cud - who passed away in Hensel] on March 16, 1928. —Sons and Daughters. 434251 QCRUTON — IN LOVING REMEM- L) brance of our death mother, Mary Sons Soruton, who passed away March 19, 1948. At rest in God's beautiful garden. Sheltered from sorrow and pain; Some day when life's journey is ended, We shall ;meet our loved one again. --Ever remembered by her children— Harold, Alma, Mildred and Joyce. 4342-1 Cards Of Thanks T WISH TO THANK MY MANY -`• friends and neighbors who sent cards and treats while sick at my home. 4342x1 MRS. P..1. KELLY THE FAMILY OF THE LATE WM. J. Humph.ries wish to thank their many friends, neighbors and relatives, and those who loaned cars, for the beautiful &yea' tributes, kindness and sympathy shown them during their recent bereavement. 4342x1 R. BYAM ROWCLI Pa AND FAM- ily desire to express their sincere an- Preciation for the sympathy and kindness which was extended to them during their recent bereavement; also to thank those who sent the beautiful flowers, loaned cars or assisted in any way. 4842.1 T w/813 TO THANK lJ4E DOCTORS AND ursine ettaff of the Clinton Hospital for the kindness shown to me while a Patient there. Also to everyone that re- membered me with cards, boxes of fruit and flowers. Also to thank the neighbors v -ho helped ot home. 4342-1 ROBERT McGREGOR T WISE TO EXTEND MY SINCERE •Ir thanks to the many friends who went me get -well wishes and treats, during IDA' recent illness. Special thanks M Dr. Brady, Ttr. McMaster, Rev. Mr. MacMillan, Misa ^turn and the Nurses of Scott Memorial Nowt:dial. J. C. COCHRANE, 4842x1 Seaforth. Deaths HEN$ALL' JOHNSON - ln Seaforth, on Friday, March 9. James J. Johnson. in his 84th year. Buy your Dinnerware at Sav- auge's March Dinnerware Sale. Other specials, too. Savauge'e, Seaforth.—(Advt.) (Continued fropl Pegs 1) Mrs. Passmore sang APOrObriale duets, the 23rd Psalm and the Lord's Prayer. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Mock, after which the hymn, "Beneath the Cross of Jes- us" was sung. Mrs. Ferguson brought an inspiring address on the theme, "If I have withheld the poor from their desire." The speak- er dealt with the vast privileges and opportunities afforded to us, as missionary groups. We must at- tend to the spiritual education of our children, etc. Auxiliary mem- bers are invited to attend the Arn- old .Circle meeting in Carmel Church on Monday night, April 16. Miss Walker has been secured, to address the gathering, The presi- dent intimated that the invitation is gratefully accepted. by all. Plans were drawn up for the next meet - ins.. Mrs. Lillian Hyde was named. to act as supply secretary for the year. Mrs. W. Brown and Mrs. H. Bell favored with enjoyable duets. "Bless This House" and "Jesus, Full of 'Love Divine," accompanied by Gladys Luker. Rev. Rogers then presented an interesting mission- ary film, "Dhula," dealing with the. work in Central India. The meet- ing closed with the hymn, "The Day Thou Gayest, Lord, is Ended" and the Mizpah benediction. Mrs. Black -well expressed thanks for the delightful program,, Several con- tests followed under the direction. of Mrs Shirray and Mrs. Chap- man, There was. a large attend- ance. The hostesses, Mrs. Brode- lick and Mrs. R. Drysdale, and the social committee provided a tempt- ing lunch. During the social hour Mrs. Roy Bell, representing the Arnold, Circle, voted grateful thanks to the Evening Auxiliary, to which Mrs. Blackwell replied. Discuss Plans For Bazaar Mrs. WilliamKernick was hos- tess for the Hurondale Women's Institute meeting presided over by :Ars. Alvin. Moir. The roll call, ''Our mosrembarrassing moment," brought forth many humorous com- ments. Arrangements were made Lor holding a third- euchre March 16 in the Legion Hall, Exeter. 'Ten- tative plans were also begun for the holding of a bazaar and baking sale during the second week of April, all proceeds for hospital fund. Mrs. A. Moir gave a report of the course taken in Zurich and mem- bers who attended were asked to display their work at the next meet- ing. A lovely band -made lace table- cloth was presented to the Insti- tute by Mrs. Bruce Tuckey, on be- halrof her mother, Mrs. West. This piece of work represents years of work. A committee was appointed to arrang.e for a ticket sale and subsequent draw, proceeds for South Huron Hospital Fund. A demonstration and lecture on bon- ing -and preparing fish ready for serving was provided by MTS. G. M. Drysdale, of Hensel]. The mot- to, "Homes are the greenhouses where plants of citizenship are started," was presented by Mrs. A. Rundle. Charles Kernick favored with a coronet solo, and luncheon Was served. Miss Hood is in Clinton Hospital and Miss Slavin has a fractured hip. Neither fractures have been set yet. Bob McGregor is a patient at Clinton Hospital. recuperating from a major operation. His many friends wish him a speedy recov- ery. Misses Beverley Sangster, Mar- ian Irwin, Mary Anderson. Virginia Triebner and Betty Mickle, of the Western University, London, visit- ed last Wednesday evening with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle. Chief of Police Harold Hedden, Mrs. 'Hedden, Bobby and Jimmy, of Dresden, spent the week -end with the former's mother, Mrs. C. M. Hedden, and brother, Herb. Amber Rebekah Lodge is spon- soring a home cooking sale and, St. Patrick's tea in the club rooms of. the 1.0.0.F. Lodge Hall on the main floor. Saturday, March 17, at 3 p.m. This promises to be an out- standing sale and some choice home baking is being offered at this sale. Keep the date in mind: Hensall United Church. Monday, March 19, at 8:15 p.m. for Earle Terry and his all -girls chorus from London, sponsored by the choir of the church, who will appreciate your patronage. Remember, these faith- ful choir members present fine music for your listening pleasure Sunday after Sunday, and if is up to the congregation -to come out and show their appreciation. When the ticket seller calls at.your door, be sure and buy a ticket. Fiddlers' Contest and DANCE will be held in the Community Hall, Seaforth TUESDAY, MARCH 27th Commencing at 8:30 sharp Tickets, 75 cents. SEE BILLS FOR PROGRAM AND SALE 02' TICKETS Sponsored by L.O.L. 793 EUCHRE- DANCE Sponsored by Kippen E.W.I. Hensall Town Hall FRIDAY, MARCH 16th Euchre at 8:30 sharp Music by Murdoch's Orchestra LADIES PLEASE BRING LUNCH Lucky Lunch Prize ADMISSION — 50 CENTS ST. PATRICK'S EVE Novelty Dance Friday Night, March 16th from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. LOOBY'S HALL, Dublin Hats, Horns and Novelties DESJARDINE'S New and Old - Time ORCHESTRA Admission — 75c ALSO DANCE Easter Monday Night MARCH 26th maessamilionssisslinmersoMmarigillillisnor When He Grows Up It will be all the average young fellow can do to make a liming, pay hls taxes, establish a home, raise a family—after he begins to earn his own living. Our Junior Estate Policy starts Junior out with a standard $1,000 Policy . . When he becomes 21 years of age, the face value automatically becomes $5,000— with no increase in premiums. Just Imagine how nicely this will fit Into his increasing responsi- bilities. For further particulars, consult ERIC MUNRO North American Life Phone 394-M Seaforth smaimmosaPP loposegjaientilliplears11111•10”311111111108 CROMARTY Buy your Dinnerware at Say- auge's March Dinnerware Sale. Other 'specials, too. Savauge's, Seaforth.—(Advt.) Mr. and Mrs. Albert Deichert and son, Ronald, of Zurich, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Laing. Miss Pearl Regele, of Walton, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howe. Mr. W. Roebuck and daughter, Marion, of Vermillion, Alberta, cousins of Mrs. T. L. Scott, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Scott. Mr. Jack Hoggarth is under the doctor's care. Mrs. W. Houghton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalrymple in Egmondville and also called on Grace Chalmers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Leeming in Bea - forth. Mrs. Roebuck and daughter ac- conipanied Mr. and Mrs v. L Scott and family with Mr. Moore, to London, to call on Mrs. Locke, al. so Mrs. Jean Chalmers and son, David. The Ladies' Aid of Cromarty Church are sponsoring a St. Pat- rick's pht-luck supper un Priday evening of this week. • " arc • One Meteor, 1950 Sedan • One Chevrolet, 1950 Sedan These are both beautiful ears, air conditioned and many extras. • One 1938 Studebaker Sedan New motor and paint job, and tires. This is a good car with 30 clays guarantee; motor has only, run 50 miles. Apply- to Jonathan Hugill Phone 616-34, Clinton — 667.6, Seaforth Terms arranged PUBLIC NOTICE The Seaforth Stores will close at 6 On. Thursday, March 22nd Closed all day, March 23rd, Good Friday OPEN SATURDAY MORNING Please shop early Thursday, March 22nd, to avoid any disappointraents. Thank you! MERCHANTS' COMMITTEE Chamber of Commerce For These Special Automotive Services • STEAM CLEANING • UNDERCOATING • GLASS REPLACEMENT • BRADY RADIATOR CLEANING • DISTRIBUTOR TESTS • WHEEL BALANCING Call At DALY MOTORS Ford - Monarch Sales & Service PHONE 102 • SEAFORTH Seaforth Creamery PAYS Highest Prices for Cream PRESENT PRICES: No. 1 Grade, Truck 82 cents Special Grade, Truck 84 cents No. 1 Grade, Delivered 84 cents Special Grade, Delivered 86 cents CREAMERY AND LOCKER STORAGE SERVICE We Are Proud To Serve You PHONE 80 SEAFORTH 25 -CYCLE STOCK TO CLEAR 1 Thor Washer $149.50; NOW $120.00 1 Thor Automagic, with Dish Washer, $369.90; NOW $325.00 1 Massey 16 -cubic foot Home Freezer, $640; NOW $550.00 1 Massey Pressure System, $123; NOW. $100.00 SPECIALS 1940 CHEV. SEDAN—Excellent condition 1950 CHEV. PICK-UP—Like new 1948 OLDS SEDAN—Raclio, air condition Seaforth Motors Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Phone 141 Seaforth I