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Coming Events
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WM/AGE SALE-Hensall Town Hall,
m.Aturday, March 30 2 pm. Anyone wish-
. , to donate articlee, please call 84, Hen-
. ea.% oc leave at Hall Friday evening,
' March 29., 4653-1
Motor Cars For Sale
FOR SALE -1946 Chevrolet Sedan in
excellent condition. ANDREW MOORE.
Phone 647 r 31. 4653-1
FOB. SALE- Cheap for cash. 1954 Chev.
Panel, in excellent condition; 1951 Chev.
manel, in g,00d condition. J. C. CRICH.
4653x1
Help Wanted
WANTED -Girl or middle-aged woman
to keep house: 5 days weekly; Jive in or
out. Apply A. WHETHAM. Phone 56
r 3, Dublin. 4653-2
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED - Middle-
aged woman to take eharge in Seaforth
home with all modern convenienees, for
family of two adults. Apply MRS. R. S.
HAYS. 4653-1
ALERT DEALERS can averag,e a most
interesting income with line of guaran-
teed necessities. Even if you never sold
a thing in your life. Write for full de-
tails now. 1600 DELORIMER, Dept. 52,
Station C, Montreal. 4653-1
Farms For Sale
FARM FOR SALE- • 40 -acre farm, Lot
23, boundary Grey and MeKillop, east of
Welton. Also good building for hen house.
24 x 40, matched lumber inside and out.
Apply to JAMES STEVENSON. Phone
60 r 4, Brussels. 45522
GRASS FARM FOR SALE -100 acres,
about 40 to 60 acres tillable ; no build-
ings Lot 2, HRS., Con. 5, Township of
fuckersmith, being sold to settle estate
▪ Wrn. M. Sproat If not sold by 1st of
April, will be rented for grass. Also
S proat's Brickyard: We ars offering same
f or sale, to be moved off farm. Will
▪ di by tender. RUSSELL li. SPROAT,
EL WIN P. CHESNL'Y, Executors, Sea -
forth. 465212
Wanted
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WANTED TO BORROW -On farm, first
mortgage. Box 608, HURON EXPOSI-
T° R. 4653x1
W ANTED- • To rent in Seaforth, an'
srianc nt or three rooms in home. cen-
,rally locatad. MISS LILLIAN FAULK-
,George St., Seaforth. Phone 23
layame. 46541
WANTED TO RENT .- Apartment or
house in Sea forth four or five rooms.
Apply to MRS. GEORGE ANDERSON.
Phone 262-34, Seaforth. 461,3 -if
WANTED -Girl wanted to live in, and WANTED
,
to assist with housework in Seaforth $1S00.00 First Mortgage on fifty -acre
home. All modern conveniences includ- farm property with good buildings; (aas
ing automatic washer dryer. Good wages. interest.
Apply to Box 609 HURON EXPOSITOR. I McCONNELL & HAYS,
4653x1 Seaforth Ontario.
4653-2
Cards of Thanks
WANTED
All-around man for build ine truck
bodies. Good house. Steady work.
TIPPING MOTOR BODIES,
Tottenham.
4652x2
EXPERIENCED
Woodworking Machinist
to understudy our wallroom foreman.
Pleasant working conditions, good wages.
absolutely steady employment, group in-
surance, etc.
JAMES COLE FURNITURE CON1PANY,
Ingersoll,
4653-2
HELP WANTED
Fall or partime stenographer, with typ-
ing and shorthand. Preferably experi-
enced. Apply in writing to:
BOX 605,
HURON EXPOSITOR.
4652-2
for
WANTED
DOMESTIC HELP
work in Scott Memorial Hospital.
Apply to
SUPERINTENDENT
Scott Memorial Hospital
Seaforth, Ont.
4653-1
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF Elizabeth Moodie,
late of the Village of Brucefield, in
the County of Huron, Widow, De-
ceased.
ALL persons having claims against the
Estate of the above deceased are requir-
ed to file the same with the undersigned
solicitor for the said Estate, on or be-
fore the 8th day of April, 1957, after
which date the assets will be distributed
amongst the parties entitled thereto, hav-
ing regard only to the claims of whidi
notice shall have been given.
DATED at Clinton. Ontario, this 19th
day of March, A.D. 1957.
E. B. MENZIES,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Estate.
4652-3
Notices
WOULD 'YOU LIKE to have your ashes.
dirt or garbage taken away. CALL, 745-J,
Seaforth. 4653x2
NOTICE -Fully experienced carpenter,
now self-employed, wishes repair work of
any kind. PETER MALCOLM. Phone
574-M. 1653-4
I WISH TO THANK all those who sent
gifts, cards, flowers, etc., and visited me
while a patient in Scott Memorial HosPi-
tal; also the nurses and doctors for their
kind attention. They are all appreciated.
J, ROSS MUBDIE
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Personals
PAIN OF RHEUMATISM. Sciatica,
Lumbago. ran be helped by taking RUMA-
CAPS. Recommended by thousands of
thankful user.s. Ask your Druggist,
4653-1
HYGIENE SUPPLIES (Rubber Goods).
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope
with price list. 6 samplee 25c; 24 sam-
ples $1.00. Mail - Order, Dept. T - 73,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box al, Hamilton.
For Sale
WE WISH TO THANK relativea, friend,
and neighbors for acts of kindness, mes-
sages of :sympathy and floral stributes dur-
ing our recent bereavemett. Special
thanks to Rev. 13, V. Workman and the
Bonthron Funeral Horne, Hensel!,
MR. SAM CUDMORE AND FAM1LY
4653x1
FOR SALE -Four -burner Propane gas
9t0ve; piping and installation included.
PHONE 391. Seaferth. 4655xI
FOR SALE -Martin Senour paints,
BORDEN BROWN, R.R. 2 Seaforth,
Phone 841 r 2. 4651-tf
FOR SALE -One 50 -inch varnish grade
door with frame, trim and hardware. J.
C. CRICH. 4653x1
BRITISH KNIT NYLONS are guaran-
tead to wear a DEFINITE tirne. BAR-
BARA MILNER. Phone 393, Seaferth.
WE WISH to extend to our Seaforth
friends who were friends of the late Betty
and Bob Kirkby, of Walton, our sincere
thanks for flowers and messages received.
Special thanks to Mr. Thomats, of Walton.
and Dick Box, Seaforth, for services giv-
en.
MR. AND MRS. BEN WALKER,
4653-1 Brussels.
WE WISH to exprese our thanks to the
neighbors and fire department for their
help that day and since our fire. I want
to say that my barn burnt to the ground
Wednesday morning, Mareh 20 and through
my agent, Mr. Wilson Oke's efforts I had
my cheque in my hands on Friday, March
22.
MR. AND MRS. BORDEN RIEHL
4653x1 AND FAaMILY
Auction Sales
FOR SALE -Baled hay, well savc.d: aric
a bale. .W1LF. McQUAID. Phone tt.
22, Dublin, 4611llki
FOR SALE -A quantity of tirnothe
seed 69.00 a bushel. Amply to ORVILLE
WORKMAN. Kippen. 4631x3
FOR SALE -Man's iopcoat, vvorn twice;
about size 40. Apply Box 607. HURON
':XPOSITOR, 4654x1
TIMOTHY SEED FOR SALE -Apply
LOU BOLTON. Phone 840 r 22, See -
forth. 4651-4
FOR SALE- Rodney oats, power clean-
ed. Apply JAMES LANDSBOROUGH.
Phone 665 r 16, Seaforth, 4653x3
FOR SALE -Used three-piece bathroom
set in good condition. PHONE 211-w.
4632-3
FOR SALE --.Alfalfa and timothy hay,
baled. Apply to NELSON RILEY. R.R.
2, Kippen. 4652-2
FOR SA LE- Orchard ernes seed a nd
permanent pasture seed. Apply CARL
DALTON. Phone 481-3.
4653x1
FOR SALE- -Rodney oats, timothy seed.
flax seed and baled hay. JOHN W.
THOMPSON, • R.R. 2, Seaforth, Phone
823 r 31. 4653-tf
FOR SALE Quantity Simeoe seed oats,
grown from registered seed. .10 H N A.
SHEA. Phone 64 r 24, Dublin.
103:91
LAWN GRASS SEED, nursery mixture,
anr sun and shade IL C. Downharn ?Jure-
ry Co. ERIC MILNER. Phone 393.
RADIO REPAIRS -- For all kinds of 4653-tf
a
radios. at 'TERRY'S RADIO SERVICE. FOR SALE-Princese dresser and stand;
opposite Dick House, Seaforth. Phone
single daybed. scrul large eonaoleum rug.
347-R.
464aaf MRS. .ORVILLE DALE. Phone 571 be-
tween q- 6 p.m. 465:1x1
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AUCTION SALE
Auction Sales
AUCTION
Of Fenn Land, at W Lot 4, Con, 1.
Township of McKillon, on No. 8 High-
way, one mile west of Dublin, on, 111024-
DAy, APRIL 1, 1957, at 1 p.m.:
50 acres of clay loam land, pippoaetily
well drained. In grass at preheat time,
but all workable land.
Taxtms-10% (town, balance in 30 days.
Of Livestock and Machinery. at Lot 5.
Concession 4, Tuckersmith Township, 21s
south and la; miles east of Seaforth, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 29th, at 1 Pan.:
CkTTIE Purebred Hereford bull
ttlark Crik Chieftain, bred by Robert J•
Grosch, Stratford, Ont 1; 1 purebred Here-
ford row carrying second calf, to freshen
lune '3: 1 Hereford and Holstein cow
earrying second ealf, freshening May 8th;
Ayrshire cow carrying second calf, to
'ashen June 13; Holstein cow 6 years
old, fresh; Dual Purpose cow 6 years
:ad. fresh; Holstein cow 4 years old, to
freshen March IS; 2 Holstein heifers to
freshen at time of sale, first calf; roan
cow 1 years old springing; 1 milking
goat (Arabian bred, first freshening; 3
Hereford year-olds.
PIGS- -1 York sow carrying third lit-
ter. bred January 9th to Landrace hog;
1 Landrace hog, 20 months old, proven
quiet.
IMPLEMENTS -Ford tractor, 600 ser-
ies, with 433 hoursa 2 -furrow Dearborn
tractor plow ; tractor mower with 6 -foot
bar; MeCormiek-Deering tandem disc, 14 -
elate.; ,Cardintil Skipper hay conveyor, No.
20, 28 foot; 1 -horse electric motor (new);
Massey -Harris wagon with new rubber
tires throughout and flat rack; Massey -
Harris 13 -disc grain and fertilizer drill
(nearly new); horse-drawn Cockshutt No.
3 siderake on rubber; Cockshutt manure
spreader on rubirer ; la -ton Ford pickup
truck, '54 model, Nith racks and tarpaulin,
low mileage; Ebereol grain thrower, coin-
nlete with pipcs and elbows; 2 sets of
,-section harrows with drawbar; 3 -drum
:teel land roller; slush scraper; horse
amiiler (nearly new); Fleury walking
plow; large tarpaulin; Quebec heater.
TERMS -Cash.
ORVAL GREER,, Proprietor.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
E. P. Chesney. Clerk.
4652 -
LAWNMOWER SERVICE -Sharpening, FOR SALE -Several used television sets,
used washing machines and used refrig-
,rators. at special prizes. Apply DUBLIN
F.LECTRIC. Phone 70 r 2. Dublin.
4619-tf
repair and overhaul on all makes of
mowers and engines. Repair and main-
tenance of air-cooled engines. CROWN
HARDWARE -797. 4652x4
• COMPLETE LAU NDETERIA in Sea -
forth rend district and Dry Cleaning Ser -FOR SALE-. Rodney oats, timothy seed,
vice. Phone 393. ERIC MILNER 'lax seed cob corn, baled hay. JOHN
FLOWERS, Seaforth, agent for Brady W. THOMPSON, R.R. 2, Seaforth. Phone
Cleaners & Laundeteria Ltd., Exeter. 843 r 31. 4650-16
4649-tf FOR SA.LE - .Garry oats. No. I Corn-
mergial4-ncr aoxious weede : 92a1 vermina-
(ion: power cleaned ; tr•ated : bageed ;
51.50 a bushel. PHONE 449 r 41, Sea -
forth. 4633x1
NOTICE -Gravel, 511, top soil and
cement gravel. Manure leading and lawns
filled. Any kind of work with cat, trac-
tor and trucks, by job or by hour. JACK
'MoLLW AIN or HARVEY M c LLW A rx.
Seaforth. 1613 8
SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL -Sep-
tic tanks. cesspools, etc., pumped and
cleaned with sanitary modern equipment.
All work guaranteed. Estimates given
Without obligation. LOUIS BLAME, 11.11.
2, Brussels. Phone 42 r 6, Brussels.
4646x24
ATTENTION, FARMERS - Prompt.
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals and hides. Call
collect, ED. ANDREWS, 851 r 11, Sea-
foetb. Associated with Darling dt Co., of
Canada Ltd.
4649-tf
Rug and Chesterfield
SHAMPOOING
We epecialize in rug nnd chesterfield
shampooing. No foss -no muss.
Estimates cheerfully given. No travel-
ling expense.
PHONE, STRATFORD 4190
4652-2
,
.VVAtgRLOO ,
CATTla ItSEDING
Aggii
40.'i till4'i;#4. Hate
k,.,pliffotinintion
r:aerffie ` ,,Oitl,ttone.
.:W %Aft 4l. a in 'AsAecidtet '
— . tikeiClia
' elVfitada 6i,,
ft arta
ORDER YOUR FURNITURE from Dub-
lin Electric. Ta Hwirel chairin stock
at lag savings. D P,LIN ELECTRIC,
Dublin.
4649-tt
FOR SALE- Mixed seed grain, one-
third Brant barley and Garry oat9; grown
from registered seed. GEO. WHEAT.
LEY. Phone 449 r 14, Seaforth.
VENTILATING FANS for hat•ns, lama
try houses, etc; automatic controls. Com-
plete inatellation Fr estimatee call
CROWN HARDWARE- 797.
4652.13
AUCTION SALE
ESTATE LATE FREDERICK ECKERT
A. W. Sillery, Solicitor for the Estate.
Harold' JaCkson, Auctioneer.
4652-2
Of Farm Stock and Machinery, at Lot
10, Concession 6, two miles south of Sea -
forth, an the Kippen Road. on 'TUESDAY,
APRIL 2nd, at 1:30 p.m.:
CATTLE -9 cows, Durhame and Here-
fords: fresh and due to freshen in April
_and Idea; 3 two-year-old Hereford heifers;
1 two-year-old Hereford steer: 5 year-old
Hereford and Shorthorn heifers, 5 ort -
horn calves; 2 Hereford calves; 1 Jersey
calf; 1 farrow cow.
HOGS -12 York chunks.
HENS -240 Red an Sussex year-old
hens.
HAY and GRAIN -400 bales mixed
hay; 10 tons loose hay; 500 bushels mix-
ed grain.
FOR SALE '36 Allie-Chalmers com-
bine, fully equitreed, three years old ; No.
6 White thresher. 16 -foot elevate,- ; excel-
lent condition. ARTHUR SIVIALE, Stalin.
Ont. Pbone 48 r 10. Dublin.
4553-1
IMPLEMENTS -1952 Ford tractor, pul-
ley, power take -off unit; Ford plow, weed
hooks: Dearborn corn picker (like new);
2 farm wagons on rubber; one all -steel
frame 16 -ft. hay rack; 12 -ft. corn box;
Cockshutt spreader on rubber; Case side -
rake (like new) ; 6 -foot Massey -Harris
binder: 11 -run Massey -Harris drill; 13 -
run McCormick drill; dump rake; 2 mow-
ers: 1 -doom steel roller; 5 -section har-
rows; Massey spreader on steel: Ce
drophead hay loader; International hay
loader; International 3 -section drag bar-
rows; garden seuffler Gehl hammer mill;
90 -ft endless belt; 2 steel water troughs;
Pig crate; 2 chicken feeders4.44nrire scales;
fanning mull; hay fork ; 150 feet hay
fork rope; colony house, 101012; coal
brooder stove; ehovele; forks; 2 chicken
shelters; steel wheelbarrow on rubber;
cream separator; milk pails; milk stools;
block and tackle: smatl tools; vise; an-
vil; logging chains; other articles too
numerous to mention; also 1902 three -ton
Dodge truck with hydraulic lift, with
racks.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES -Organ and
stool; 5 -piece parlor suite; chest of draw-
ers; dresser and washstand; extension
table; 8 chairs: car radio; lamps; odd
,dishes: quantity sealers.
No reserve; farm sold. Terms -Cash.
NEIL HODGERT, Proprietor,
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer,
E. P. Chesney, „Clerk.
4652-2
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm, Farm Stock and Implern nts
to be held at the premises, Lot 10, Con
7, Logan Township, laa mil,:s east of
Willow Grove, off No. ZS Highway on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, at 1:30 p.m.
consisting of:
HORSES --1 bay mare, 6 years old; 1
grey mare, 12 years old.
COWS -I red cow, 4 years old; 1 red
cow, 5 years old; 1 black cow, 5 years
old; 1 brindle cow, 6 years old; 1 roan
1.0,V, 8 years old; I black cow, 8 years
old; I aged red cow, milking good. (sev-
en of the cows listed above have fresh-
ened sinee Dec. 25 and •have (=Ives at
side.)
CATTLE -2 yearling Durham heifers
600 lbs,; 4 Fall calves.
PIGS -2 third -litter York sows, with
litters; 1 second -litter York sow, due
April '30; I third -litter York sow, bred
again; I York hog, five months old; 5
York pigs, 180 tbs. ; 5 York chunks.
POULTRY -180 Sussex X Hama hens;
one 8 x 10 colony house.
IMPLEMENTS -Case Model 'S' tractor.
starter, lights and on rubber; 8 -foot Case
spring tooth cultivator on rubber Fleury. -
Bissell 3 -furrow plow on rubber; Cock-
shutt 8 -ft. disc; Cockshutt No. 11 13 -disc
grain and fertilizer drill; 2 -drum land
roller; 6 -section of diamond harrows and
stretcher; 6 -ft. Massey-liarris binder, good
condition; 6-41. Deering mower; Oliver
manure spreader on rubber; Cockshutt 4 -
bar side delivery rake, new; International
hay loader; Waterloo thresher; 100 -feet
x 7 -inch drive belt: Fleury -Bissell rubber
tired wagon and racks; 2 -row corn scuf-
fler ; Fleury walking plow; Ebereol elec.
tric hammer mill, 3 screens; Hinman
milking machine, 2 single units; De Laval
600 -lbs. capacity cream separator and
motor; Clinton fanning mill with motor;
set of sleighs and flat rack.
FEED -Approximately 10 tons of mixed
grain approximately 15 tons of mixed
hay.
FARM -The farm, consisting of 100
acres of fairly well -drained clay loam, will
be offered for sale, subject to,reserve bid
if not previously sold. The buildings all
of which are equipped with Hydro, are
in good repair, include a .56 x 82 bank
barn, some cement stabling, litter carrier
and cement silo, 14 x 37: hen house, 20x
32, brick construction; implement shaft;
7 -room brick house, water pressure.
Terms on the Real Estate will be an-
nounced day of sale. Terms on the chat-
tels are cash. No reserve, with the ex-
ception of farm,
JOFIN 1'. WOOD, Proprietor.
Dennis 4: Wildfong, Auctioneer.
A. W. Corby, Clerk.
4653-1
FOR SALEH
-ereford-Durham cow six
years old, due April 5; 100 balee second -
cut alfalfa hay. Apply to NORMAN
EGGERT. Phone Dublin 81 r 14.
4653x1
EX TEN SI V.1 CLEARING
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PRIVATE SAI..F. ofhousehold effeete,
consisting of oak dining roam extension
table, 6 chairs, sideboard Indio cabinet;
Iron bed, 4 ft. 6 itiches t dreeeer ; dressing
table, stool, end table, all cream painted;
wooden bed; dreeser ; Washstand, painted
grey: bookcase; term k walnut round
table, ore leaf drop ; chairs; kitchen
stove With warming elneet: cupboards;
•eiltirm triune elitrops sheet and book
music ; :Ara* haat; ehairs ; lawn mower;
garden tools; iron kettle; saw horse and
bucksaw: crtaltba laet curtains; Ile dozen
2.l40ncht tile: linoleum rug, 0' X 0';
Otobdf 'articles, ,Will be on armlike( Wed-
n:gdal aftertMdrei, or after 4t Vara ttnY,
tittle,
, t,1 09." 3,5e APIMintnieht. MISS IA
JAN
EAHX41N_EEkpapre St. SturoPt14,
460t4datrivie, g
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock, lmnlements, Feed ana
Gra(n. of the Estate of the late Hugh J.
Doig at his former residence, at Lot No,
5 Concession 9, Colborne Township, 11/1
milee north of Crfelow and I mile west,
on TUESDAY, APRIL 2n1, at 13 o'clock,
sharp:
,
Au. and Mrs. Kork 149TWAr ',NOP
hosts to their friends and relatiVes
one evening recently,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie flarhurr0
have returned home from them
honeymoon -
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Houghteo,
of London, visited on Sunday with
Mrs. M. Houghton.
Billie Smith, of London, is visit-
ing with his aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. John McLachlan,
of Egmondville. visited, with Mr.
and Mrs Frank Allen on Tues-
day evening.
Mrs. Charlie Mills. of St. Ildarys,
was a visitor with Mrs. M. Hough-
ton on Monday night.
Mr. and Whs. Eldon Allen at-
tended the Children's Aid Society
annual dinner meeting, in Stratford
Tuesday evening.
The Feed Mill Company have in -
CATTLE- -57 Durham cows. bred; 17
Durham yearling calves; 3 Durham heif-
ers in calf ; 8 steers, 2 years old; 1 steer
1 year 0)0 Purbred Aberdeen Angus bull
rising - years old.
I M P LEMENTS--M H. No, 60 10 -foot
eombine (self propelled) with pick-up.
aceur clean and elevator; M, -H, manure
loader; 114.-11. root pulper; 1.31. W.D. 6
Diesel tractor; 1.14. 3 -furrow ace bottom
plow Ion rubber) ;a 1.11. C tractor with
hydraulic, P.T.O. and pulley ; 1.31. 7-69..
Power mower; I. H. two -row corn
alantsr ; I.H. two-rown corn ecutlier; 1.11.
back -fill blade; I.H. No. 6 hammer mill;
I.H. No, 45 hay baler; I.H. double disc
opener le -run fertiliaer• drill with power
lift ton rubber); 1.13. No. 2 ensilage
harvester; I.H. No. 3 ensilage forage
blower with 35 feet of pipe; LH, P.R.
corn picker: 1.11. pick-up plow frame;
I.H. 10 -plate one-way disc; I.H. 13 -tooth
stiff tooth cultivator with power lift; LH.
32plate tandem disc; LH. No. 400 manure
spreader (on rubber); I.H. set of drag
harrows: I.H. 4 -section spring tOnth culti-
vator ; LH, No. 30 power corn eheller;
LH. 1906 ta-ton pickup Ditch with 8 -foot
box and etock rack ; 3. 750x16 truck tires
and wheels; aluminum box wheelbarrow;
Champion snow blower • Demmer power
pothole aueer; K. & G, tri -speed power
wagon unload& ; P.T.O. tractor pump; 00
feet 7 -inch endlese belt: 50 feet 6 -inch
endlese belt; Jack -all jack ; SAW mandrill;
ateel cable and pulley: 3 -drum steel roll-
er; 2 heavy day -chains with cable: elec-
tric fencer; Power cement mixer; 2 -wheel
trailer; bag truck; JameawaY steel pig
feeder: set of' 2,000-15. truck scales ; 32-
fo,31 extension ladder; forks shovels;
blacksmith's anvil, and numerous other
articles,
- GRAIN and VEED-Approximotely 600
bales mixed hay ; approximately 500 bush-
els feed auto: airproximafely 100 butthels
Ajax oats; approximately 150 bushels bur-
ley; quantity of ebb corn.
TERM S ---C
witimAM omq,
Adtrilmstfatot or the Estate,
t(t.vard W laott, Auctitirreet
6 • $ • • • 6
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Teachers Wanted
TEACIIT/INTED
For S.S. No. 3, Hullett Township, in
the Village of Constance. Modern school.
Duties to conunence in September. Ap-
ply, stating qualifications and salary ex-
pected, to
WALTER R scorr,
Sec.-Treas.,
R.R. 2, Seaforth, Ont.
4652-2
TEACHER WANTED
Protestant ,teacher for S.S. No. 6. Mc-
Killop, 21/2 miles east of Winthrop, Huron
County. Duties to commence in Septem-
ber. Approximately 30 pupils. Appli-
cants to state qualifications, experience
and salary expected.
LESLIE J. PRYCE,
Secretary -Treasurer.
R.R. No. 1, Dublin, Ont.
4653-1
HENSALL_
Mr, Basil Edwards Fs a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, in
the interests of his health.
a1le a.."01414.Wi$iit04 .001
ats ready ,-/O.vgamMailato tbe
farmers;
Foruin lige Mal^ Meeting .
Th n last Meeting, of' the Farm.
Forum for 'this seasork, was held
at the home Of Mr..and.111.rs. Tom
Laing. The flue.stionaire was coin-
pleted an forWartled to the assoc•
iation by. ti* secretary, Mrs. T.
Laing. Several games of progres-
sive euchre were played,' with priz-
es won by Robert Laing for spe-
cial; high prize for ladies, Olive
Speare; high for 'men, Gerald Car-
ey; consolation,' Tom Laing and
Mrs. Carey. Lunch was served. .
Doctor: "Your husband must
have rest; here is a package of
sleeping pills."
Talkative wife: "When, do I
give them to him?"
Doctor: "You don't give them
to him, you take them yourself."
A wrestler had spent a long eve-
ning with friends at the village inn.
They showed him, a quick way
home across the fields, forgetting
that the local bull was loose.
The bull attacked, but found it-
self gripped by the horns and .lug-
ged about the field until it Manag-
ed to free itself and bolt.
"Pity I had those last. two
drinks," said the wrestler "I
ought to have got that chap off
his bike!" •
A suburban chemist had been ad-
vertising his patent • insect powder
far and wide. One day a man
dashed into the shop and said ex-
citedly:
"Give ne another, half a pound
of your powder, quick. please."
"Oh," remarked the chemist, as
he proceeded to execute the or-
der, "I'm glad you like the pow-
der. Good, isn't it?"
"Yes," replied the customer, "I
have one cockroach very ill; if I
give him another half a pound I
think he might die,"
Property For Sale
FOR SALE -Five -room cottage ' with
insul brick siding, in Hensall ; three-piece
bath; also small barn. WILSON AL-
LAN. Phone' 58, Hensel),
4652x2
*, Poultry
FOR SALE -1,000 pullets 15 weeks old,
Rhode Island Reds; vaccinated for New-
castle and Bronchitis. Roe Farm breed. A.
TIMMERMAN, Phone 657 r 13, Sea -
forth. 4653x1
BRAY CHICKS-Dayold, started. Pul-
lets: Broilers. Wide choice, . including
Ames In -Cross, Pilch White Rocks. Ag-
ents; MRS. ALEX PATERSON, Bruce -
field, Phones Clinton E.T. 2-9232, Seaforth
659-23; or JOHN PRIIIN, R.R. 2, Sea -
forth, Phone 845 r 21.
4650-4
Tenders Wanted
FOR SALE BY TENDER
The following lands are offered for 'sale
by tonder, namely: Part of Lot Number
25, in the First Concession of the Town-
ship of Hibbert. being in the Village of
St. Columban,
'renders must be in the hand of the
undersigned on 'or before the 6th day of
April, 1957, and Inc accompanied by a
marked cheque for 10% of the amount
thereof and the balance on cloVing.
On th,e said lands there i said to be
erected a one -storey frame dwelling and
well located on No. 8 Highway.
These lands are offered for sale to close
the Estate of Joseph Patrick Roach. The
highest or any tender not necessarily
accepted,
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
. Solicitor for the Administrator.
4653-2
Township of Tuckersmith
TENDERS FOR BRIDGE
For Rent
FOR RENT -Apartment for rent in
Town of Seaforth. Amity to HAROLD
JACKSON. Phone 474. 4653-1
FOR. RENT -Newly renovated two bed
room apartment; heat and light sapplied.
46,53x1
J. C. CRICH.
FOR RENT -Eight -room brick house,
close to Hensall; newly decorated: hydro:
also good garden. Available May 1st.
PHONE HENSALL 35. 4653x2
BLAKE
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jeffery were
visited by relatives from Windsor
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dinsmore
were visited by friends from Hen -
11 over-the—weekend.
Mrs. Mary Manson and sister,
Mrs. E. Erb, accompanied Mrs.
Newell Geiger and son, John, to
St. Jacobs one day.
Mr. and Mrs. iloy Gingerich re-
turned recently from Florida,
where they spent part of the win-
ter.
-
FOR RENT - Four - roomed apartment,
furnished, electrically equipped. Heated;
private bath and private entrance. Ap-
ply to JAMES KELLY, George St. N.
4652x3
FOR RENT -Can- Pasture a number of
young cattle by the month; lots of grass
and water. Apply LLOYD MEDD, BR.
1, Clinton. Phone HU, 2-9836.
4652-2
FOR RENT -Pasture in Stanley, .000
acres more or less; level: drained; fenced
to rotate cattle; shade; fresh water. Well
located on paved highway. Phone mdrn-
inge crib,: LONDON 27613.
4652-2
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the
Township Clerk, Mr. E. P. Chesney, R.R.
No. 4, Seaforth, Ontario, will be received
until 12:00 noon,
APRIL 2, 1957
for the removal of the existing structure
and the construction of a 30 -foot rein-
forced concrete bridge at Lot 26, Con. IV-
V (L.R.S.). Cement and reinforcing steel
to be supplied In, the Townshiti.
Births
KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McKenzie,
of near Zurich, have m.oved into
Mr. Ross Broadfoot's house on the
Kippen Road.
Mrs. Walker, of Peterboro, has
been the guest of her brothers, Mr.
Henry Ivison and Mrs. Wliliam Ivi-
son.
The flowers placed at the altar
of St. Andrew's United: Church on
Sunday were in memory of the
late Mrs. Samuel Cudmore.
Mrs. Dean Brown, of Grand l3end
who has been A. patient in Scott
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, is
convalescing at the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Elzar Mousseau.
Master Jimmy Kyle, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Emmerson Kyle, cele-
brated his sixth birthday on Mon-
day, March 18, when his grand-
mother, Mrs. Kyle, of Clinton, and
nine little friends were in. attend-
ance.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dalton, of
Kincardine, have moved into Mr.
Arnold Gackstetter's house on the
Town Line, west of KiPpen.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Wahl in Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cornish and
family, of Goderieh, visited Sun-
day with the latter's father, Mr.
Robert Thomson.
Rev. Campbell Tavener, Grand
Bend, was in charge of the service
at St. Andrew's United Church.
BAIRD-At Scott alemoriel Hospital, on
March 21, to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Baird, R.R. 1, Beueeffeld a daughter.
EICKMEYIaR--At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on March 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Eickmeyer, Mitchel). a son.
FLANNERY- • Mr. and Mrs, Pat Flannery
of Strathroy (nee Nita Smith)„ announce
the birth of their son at Strathroy Hos-
pital. Friday, March 22, 1957.
KING -At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
March 23, to Mr. 'and Mrs. Frank King,
Emnondville, a son.
ROBERTS-At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on March 21, to Mr. and Mra. James
Roberts, Seaforth, a daughter.
SNELL--At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
IVIarch 25. to Mr. and Mrs. George
Snell, Seaforth. a son.
SIEMON-At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
March 21. to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Siemon,
R.R. 1, Bornholm, a son.
STEPHENSON-At St, Louis Montfort
Hosaatal, Ottawa, on March 19, to Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Stephenson, a dough -
ter -Carol.
TAYLOR -Fred and Shirley iMoritgom-
ary) Taylor are happy to announce the
birth of a son ata Dartmouth, Nova
Scotia. born March 12. A grandson for
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Seaforth,
Ont.
Plana and specifications May be seen
at the Clerk's Office and at the office of
the undersigned.
A certified cheque for 104 of the con-
tract bid met accompany each tender.
Lowest or tiny tender not ueeessarity
accepted
B. M. ROSS, P. eng.,
, consul:genter,
Gederich Ont,
44144
New
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Gravel and Trucking Bu,siness ,
In Town of Goderich, with Large Turnater
Equipment includes Trucks, 'Gravel toadprs,
Screening PlantGood Gravel Pit 1/9 -mile from
town; Stock of Gravel, Sand and Stone;
Large yard for stockpiling material in town.
OFFIcE AND GARAGE EQUIPMENT
Owing to circumstances, owner must sell.
Reasonable for quick sale.
D. H. GOLDTHORPE -
Box .6-73...............-- -r7oder-ich
Phone 795
HENSALL
STORE HOURS
Beginning April 1, 1957
• OPEN - FRIDAY EVENING
until 9 o'clock
• OPEN SATURDAY EVENING
until '10 o'clock
• OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
• CLOSED ALL DAY' MONDAY
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MOVING
As a result of the disastrous fire which
destroyed our Seaforth Offices and Plant
last week, we have leased and are now
occupying accommodation in the Ontex
Factory, recently vacated by Rosedale Plas-
tics.
Located at the southeast corner of the
main factory on Market Street, we will carry
a full line of Lumber and qupplies for our
customers' convenience.
Our Phone Number is 787
Ball -Macaulay Ltd.
SEAFORTH CLINTON
Phone 787 HU 2-9514
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Huron County's Finest Used Car Market
1956 CHEV. BEL A;RE SEDAN,
POWER GLIDE, fully equipped
1956 CHEV. HARDTOP SEDAN
fully equipped
1956 PONTIAC SEDAN
fully equipPed
1956 FORD SEDAN
fully equipped
1955 CHEV. POWER GLIDE SEDAN
1954 CHEV. DELUXE COACH
fully equipped
2495 ,1953 CHEV. COACH 1095
1195
850
2395 1952 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON
2195 1951 CHEV. SEDAN °
1895
1995
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1395
1995 1953 MEV. ,1/2. -TON PICKUP
895
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1954 CHEV. SEDAN
1950 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON ...... 750
1950 CHEV. SEDAN 750
1948 PONTIAC SEDAN 395
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1P51 MERCURY SEDAN
fully equipped
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