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Teachers Wanted Huron Expositor. 11-601 session, 19.62x20 7. Situations Wanted 8. Farm Stock For Sale — GAR'R'Y oats, 15 tons. Urban Du- Sewerwroprn house, on South, Main St., new ail furnace, three -20. Auction Sales 9. Poultry For Sale 10. Used Cars For Sale ehamme, RR 2, Brussels, phone 343 W 7. 11-623 Piece bath, in excellent condi a depth of eightytwo and ll. Articles For Sale RUSSELL oats, grown from reg.. bias, Small. down payment, own- er wiff carry morbgsgo for bal- CLEARING AUCTION SALE 12. Wanted To Buy seed, $1.215 bu. Lewl Coyle, with Tenders. Pur- atry and what then is religion?" 10. Wanted phone 109 R 16, Dublin. 62x3 once Clearing Auction Sale of Live - 14. Property For Sale QUANTITY 'aP nab corn find 50 acre farm in Tuckemsmitltn shack, Implements, Hay, Grafin 15. Property For Renu baled hazy far sale. Apply HU 2- Township. $2,800.00. and Housefnald Effects, at Lot 16. For Sale or Ranh 9917, Clinton. 11-62x1 JOSEPH McCONNELL 1'7, Con. 5, McKiabp Township, 17, Wanted To Renk 18. Property Wanted FOR SALE -Wade in old Realtor z% andles north and 2 miles east of Seaforth, an MARCH ?17, �. Notices iYomces sluaver -now, low prices at Savauge's, apposite: Post Office.. 19 Victoria. Street Seaforth eat 1 o'clock sharp, 20. Auction Sales 21. Tenders Wanted 11.60hf Telephone 266 14-62-1 CATTLE consisting of 23 cows, Pali Anguds and Hereford; five S 22. Legal Notices 23, Business Directory CEDAR, posts and poles, all sizes, all lengths. Order now Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parker cows, Holstein.; l Poll Angus a 24. Cards of Thanks for Spring delivery. G. Heard, 15. Property For Rent — bull, 5 year old, registered; 22 yearling Pall Aangus and Here 25. In Memoriam RR 2, Seaforth, phone 869.: 59x4 MAIN St. apartment. Frank ford cattle; 8 calves, 400 lbs., o 26. Personals WHITE Muscovy ducks: dicers, Kling Ltd,, phone 19, Seaforth. Pall Angus; half of the caws due 8 The cost is low, Classifications 2, 3, $, 9, 10, ll, 12, 13•, 15 and $3; drakes, $4. Dermas Du- charme, RR 2, Brussels, phone 1;5-60-tf at ane of sale or before• 17, minimum 40c an insertion. 343 W 7• 11-62-3- HOME in Bayfa�eld, 2 bedrooms living room, kitchen and bath, IMPLEMENTS-Fordsm Major diesel tractor, with: 3 -point hitch, Olas�sifaca•baon 25, mini -mum 65c plus 25c for each 4 -line verse. MODEL S McKee harvester, used 2 seasons; 1 forage rack. 'room. Apply Bert E.ckerts, live power, live hydraulic, -thhis tractor has only 500 hours work; AN other elassdfvcaNiOns mina- Ross Rilby, Cromarty, phone' phone 54 R 2, Bayfieeld. 16-61x3 John Deere tractor, with pulp mum 55 cents per Insertion Hensald 341 W 1. 11-62-1 ONE -bedroom apartment, an a ley; ,'aha Deere A tractor, with except Auction Salter, (20), Ten- . except Wanted, (2le and Legal derspring JOHN Deere 1�0(!' heavy-duty tooth second floor, in Simpson block; 2 in Apts; good rubber; Ford 8-N tractor, Notices, (22), rates on app)ica� cultivadtor, power lift W. J, McDowell., CAppl.'y apartments Royal to Joseph McConnell, with 3 -point hitch- Johan Deere iizier tion, .oan rubber. phone 836 R 12,Seaforth. 11 21 Seaforth, or Dr. E. A, McMas- 17 -ruin disc fieri` drill, on rubber like new; John Deere 3 - For cash payment ff paid HONEY 4 only 30 -lb. pails, am- ter, Grand Bend. 15-wtf furrow, plough; Jahn Deere 7 Pt. t by 10 days following last Inger- la deducted from ber honey, $6.25, clover, 8 -ib. _ power mower; Johan Demme 4 -bar ton, +A L c pails, $2.00, 44b•, $1.10; --lb., 17. Wanted To Rent side rake; Jahn Deere harvest-, i S7 intone rates. 50c. No advance in, price$,, Ap- - e VETERINARIAN wishes house er, with corn head; Allis -Chas COMMERCIAL CLASSIFIED Ply Wallace Rosas Apairies. 61.2 with 3 bedrooms. Possession m'ers AC blowier, 2 years old; RATES COCKSHUTT seed drill, No. 11, 1L -run, grain and" fertilizer, with Binning of May. Seaforbh Veter- indary C'lini'c, phone 105. ` 17-62-1 Jahn Deere heavy wagon, an ro'bb'er; farm wagon, on good (Foo• Business Firm's, Trades- power lift, good working order. rubber; 2 forage boxes; John men, etc.): Minimum 50 cents 15 Gordon Richardson, Brucefi lel, 18. Property Wanted Deere trator spreader; John per insertion.. Billing charge, (shone 656 W 2, Saaforth, 11.6_2x2 Deere combine, with power cents per advertisementt. GREENHOUSE, 28 X 12 feet, in good condition. Can be moved without dismantling. Priced rea- sanably for quick sale. Phone FARM wanted• in Seiafanth area, St. Columban or Dublin, 1.00 acres, good buildings. Will trade modern. home in Seaforth as take -Off; John Deere hammer mill, 10"; John Deere 8 -ft. stiff tooth cultivator; 9 section dia- mond harrows; 3 -section spring tooth cultivator; John Deere 40- 1. Coming Events MAY 8, 8:15 p.m., St. Thomas' Anglican Church, talk on early 260-,• 11-62x1 down paymdent. Bax 1191, Huron Expositor. 18-61x5 fit. bale elevator; 7 -fib. I.H.C. Canadiana and displa of fur- OLIVER 70 -.row crop tractor, binder; land roller; land pa•ck- nishindgs by Landon district an- tique deafer, Mrs, Marjorie Lar- with super kit, campl�ete • with, Oliver No. 4 Cornmaster, 2Irow 19. Notices era circular saw and frame; 36 -fl, circulextensarladder; b me; mon. 1-62-1 Condit o corn pricker, in god condition. Haugh Bros., Bruce- field, phone 609 W 1, Seaforth. SNOW plowin farm lanes and g drives. G. Heard Const., RR 2, smith forge; 1940 Dodge grain truck; feed mixer,. 142 ton cadp- acaty; oat roller; fanning mall; _ 2 Lost Strayed y ' 1 11-62x1 BROODER house, on skids 10 , Seaforthd, phone 869. 19-59x4 — NOTICE -For radio and TV re' electric brooders and range she1L. ters; poultry feeders and water - p° ' y BUDGIE bird, li:ghC green in Calor, last Saturday. Mrs. Jahn Moore, phone 682-,. 2-62x1 x �� 5 shelters, with plyv(ood Woods milling machine, pairs, tali ° 124, Bob Dinsmore. 19-57-6 err. roofs; 2 paids and pipe -line; Viking PROMPT watch repair service HAY and ,GRAIN -1000 bus. mixed oohs and barley; 500 bus.. 4. Help- Wanted p cream separator, with motor. Lot 16, Con. 14, McKillop, Nor-- at Savauge's, (opposite Post Office) 2 certified watchmak- Russell Oats; 100 bus. barley; quantity of baled -day. WOMAN rto baby sit ii, my home, fulfil -time, must have re- vel Stimore,^-.phone 843 R 25, 11-62x2 ens. Automatics a specialty. Some household effects, and a ferences. Phone HU 2-7561, Clin- Seaforth. 19-60af host of other' articles, forks-, ton. 4-62-1 FUNK'S Seed Corn• -Due to the tremendous irncrease in corn' for 1063 and AUTHORIZED dealer far Vik- in Mildkers and cream se ora- g p shovels, pails, chains, etc. shovels, day s, sale. RAWLEIGH Business now open in Townships Tuckersiridt'h, Me- Killop and Hallett. Trade well acreage planned the demand for the superior tars for Dublin, Seaforth and' DAVID SHANNON, Proprietor. established. Excellent opportun- Clinton, Basil' O'Rourke, Black - qualities and yields of Funk . Corn, the smith and Welding Shop, Bruce= JOSEPH L. RYAN, Auctioneer. JAMES McQUAID, Clerk. ity. Full time. Write Rawleigh's Dept. C-363-189, 4005 Richelieu, G -Hybrid Seed (See Ontario Corn Committee Test field; Ontario. 19-60x8 20-61-2 Montreal. _ 4-621 Results: Robert P. Allan won Seed WANTED - Flocks, to supply ESTATE WOMAN to work,from name, on fulfil or part-timde )basis. The per the 1963 Huron County Lair Corn Championship with large hatchery with all breeds of hatching eggs, eggs from AUCTION SALE son selected willbe' district ht's entry of Funk's, G -11A. shell- ed' corn' etc. ). Many Funk var- many breeds taken, every week in' the year. Large premium Clearing Auction Sale of Farm manager of substeri tion renew- g P al agency. Must have telephoned. ictles are no longer available if paid. Apply'Box 1192, Huron Ex- Machinery and Implements, for the Estate, of the Pante J. Cam - Write Bax 623, Hamilton. and for 1963 planting, therefore hhve not already done so, positor. 19-62-1 - ' - eron Adams, at Lot 29 Can. 5; you will r contacted for per- conal interview at your name. yb(r Please order your ceded carni a SEAFORTH Morris Totivnsliip, 11/4 miles and 1/2 west of Brussels, on` 4-62-i quiredmetvts immediately while some suitable varieties are still available, See us also for better UPHOLSTERY Centre Street richly WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1963 at 1 p.m. sharp. HELP WANTED buys of small line Farm Equip- Telephone 446 1059 International B 275' deisel ment, (cultivators, hay elevat- conditioners, For all kinds of upholstering. tractor, equipped with manure loader, L.P.T.O. and hydraulics; Welders - Fitters ors, conveyors, manure loarlers� caul spreaders, — 60 tf 1960 Moline Jet Star, 50 H.P. 'Machine wagons, etc., Pig and. poultry equipment). Haugh Bros., CARPENTRY WORK tractor, 3 -point hitch, fully hy- draulic, automatic draft con- Operators e Bruceffeld, phone 609 W 1, Sea- trol and extra, controls-; .1962 forth, or Milton J. Dietz, phone Now is the time to talk about Nuffield 460 deisel• tra'ct'or, 3- Lal?OlzrerS 600 J 2, Seaforth. 11-62x•t new custom homes, kitchen cab- point hitch, fully hydraulic, inets, ret, rooms, repairs. Free automatic draft control, power Highest Wages 12. Wanted To Buy estimates. steering;' 1949 Cockshutt row - g, > crop, model tractor, extra HAY wanted. All grades accept- GRANT FINNIGAN 1 good molar; 1960 Ford truck, Good' working ed. Cash, at the 'barn. Gall R. Seaforth with deluxe box, 272 cubic Conditions. Smuck, phone 587-2531, Jarvis, 1260x3 60 5 inches, V8 motor, low mileage; Ont, HAY, any quantity, price,, 35c ANSTETT 1954 Ford 3 -ton truck, hoist, dual purpose box; 1960 Interna- I ROBERT BELL for 4o to 45 kb. bales, 40c for 45 40 lb. JEWELLERS tionak 91 self-propelled combine, Cock- j Vi, 50 lb, bales; straw, hand pick-up, extra, goad; INDUSTRIES LTD. bale, 20e. Calle Dublin, 5, Tues. Offers you Shutt self-propelled 12 -ft. gWath- Seaforth, Ont. til Fri.., Mr, Miner, or Box 1180, Huron Expositor. 1261x2 Easy Credit Terms er, made by Hessen, in good shape; 1 International.' plow, 14" 4-62.2 - with • bottoms, kick -back type, for 3- 13. Wanted NO point hatch tractor, nearly new; 8. Farm Stock For Sale YOUNG working man waists Carrying Charges Phone 77, Seaforth 1 International double disc, 28 plate, extra good; 1 New Ho -l-, TEN chunks of pigs. W. J. private roam rind board. Steadily pi' 19-60-bf land hay baler, model 67, P.T. Leeming, phone 831 R 21•. 8-621 eamployed. Box, 11:95, Huron Ex- Posntor. 4-62-1 14. Property, For Sale - 0., 3 years old; 1 Cockshutt A NEW KITCHEN semi -mounted mower; 1 Cock - May cost less than you thinkl shubb grain. and fertilizer drill, For alterations, new kitchen 13 -runs, power Wt- 1 Massey - "grain 1VI^,ALE• Holstein calf. Gordon Reynolds, phone' 667 J 4. 8.1 THIRTEE 9 pigs, weeks old: Pav2 Murray, RR 5, Seafotlbh. -1 Paul FRAME house, approx. 20 x 30 , cu oards, rec rooms, exiten- Harrisland fertilizer drill, cupboards, � stuns and repairs, call: 13 -runs, power lift; 1 Interna - TWENTY pidge, 7 weeks old. AaL- near Seaforth, can be moved. Apply Box 1193, Huron Exposi- .J JOHN .LANSINK & SONS, tional 3 -paint hitch cultivator, Van Loon, RR 2, Kippen, ton• 14-62x2 General Contradetli g nearly now; 1 Case, 75 manure phpne •S'eaforbh 657 R 33: 8-624 FOR SALE Phone 79, S�aforth. Competent Workmanship spreader, ground driven; one In - ternational 95 manure spreader, P'IFTE.EN 8 week ol'd pigs; white-faced heifer calf. Theo, Van Bakel, phone 22 R` 13, Dub 19.60-hf ground driven; 1 36-flt, bale elevator; 3 sections 'drag bar - 8 -62x1 150 acre farm, 3 manes from Brussels on County Road, First FAST SERVICE rows, nearly new; 4 sections POLL Herefotd bull, twenty, old; 2 purebred- Lan class, buildings• on weWdnaliied on spik6-toothed hairrows and double tree; 1 Cockshutt 4 -bar inoauthsa cambe, Xwo; first litter, bred 1'aatd( Tenors arranged. WATCH REPAIRS side delivery rake, good; two York, I dude soon, 1 later. Norris 100 acres, 'bwp. Tuckersmath; On County road, good 'buildings, All work guaranteed rubber -tired wagons, with flat racks; 1 tmacbor-mounted post Silltery� RR 3, Seaforth, plione OilntM, HU 2-3M 8-62x, 95 acre's pod workadble •land. ANSTETT hale digger; 1 St chain saw,. 3 homes in. Egmondvillle� area, 1 brick, 2 frame, Worth invesbi- JEWELLERS 24" bar; 1 grain roller and mot - or, Peerless; L small hammer _ 9,;, Poultry For Sale- gating. In Seaforth, 11/2 -storey firatme Phozbe I7, Seaforbh 1940-U tilde; 1 manure loader to fit Moline Jet Star• tractor, or sim- $.ABY- chacics, S,,sseac Cross,• R xls, Red-Cros&WSusseaa, Red- home with two full Adze lots and — ilar, tractor; 1 garden tracWT, Crdoss�ussex-Crotssed-Reds, Leg- harms, started pul4ret's, hatches smdall barn. Full price, $1650.00. NOTICE dig-a•+tiller types 1 heavy-duty electric' drill,; , 2 nearly new ba r- weekl% Pinder Chick Hatchery, M>itehro)1, phone 348-M61, 9.58-8 Contact HAROLD JACKSON Township of McKillop paduhns, 12' x 16'; 1 cattle oiler and baaz - of ail, never used; 1 Real Estate Phone 474, Seaforth horse tubber; 32' extension lad - -i AN car owners in the Town- der; I set of tractor chains, 10. Used Cars For Sale or JOHN A, CARDNO ship of McKillop are requested suitable for medium tractor; not to park their cars on the quantity of smaller articles. 1457 Chev. 4 -door hardtop, 6- cylinder 'standard. See Louis Mcj afhol at Seaforth Machine Insurance Office Phone 211, Seaforth roads of the Township during TERMS -Cash, the winter. Cars that are left 30/c 'safes tax collected on taxable Shop between, 8 and 6. ]Axl 1462-1 on' the roads are contrary to the Ffighway Traffic Act and articles. 19 GMC truck, 9,500 series, good condition. Ross Ril,�ey, are a detriment to operation, of J, CAMERON ADAMS, Estate, Oaomaatby, phone Heinsall, 341 W r Boxholders Names snowplows. Proprietor 1, 10.62-1 Not, �jl'y, Out 1 nate that Provincial HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer t It is not. possible for us Please GEORGE POWET.L, Clerk Pollee will~ take necessary stsager at• 2x`62 2 1#. Artiollim, Fbr. Sale to divulge the name•or, ad, dyers of• any advertiser ss tion to see that, Cars are teat left an roads) and promcutim - - - - - COL(>bTt'� house; nit s)Cldt;, app pWx. 1Q't x 1'4', asphalt sihitt:aled, n d , Toot R On , - • u'rI a, Hgro Expositor 1?�eas��lanot, may £allbwa FOR . ADVEM�SSEMENTS� TOO slides _ 'GO,od =1404. J0, by, 1'sox nutglbern ask for., P this in#pre o>riijrl. WILSON R 'n node Suiiatll�i O- AS9iY�3t Sy's *bat1.0.q+��p1, ., I>�.•M�. �Tf , . (h�Y � $ �+�"�T1C,1 �1 AUCTION SALE Performance Tested Bulls Western Ontario Agricultural School, Radgetown. Friday, March 22nd, 1963, 2:00 p.m. Standard Time. Bull: Premium Policy applies. For sale catalogues apply to: E. A. STARR, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. W-61-2 EXTENSIVE CLEARING AUCTION SALE Extensive Clearing Auction ale, of 35 Cattle, 185 Hogs, full Janie of Power Implements, Hay nd Gradin, on Lob 5, Con. 3, Hibbert Township, 2 miles west f Mitchell, 1 male south of No. Highway, on THURSDAY, MARCH 28, art 12:30 p.m. CATTLE ---1A young Durham cows, due April and. May; Durl- ham heifer and calf; 9 Durhaim and Hereford steers; 5 Durham and Hereford heifers, from 8 to 10 months old; 2 Durham and Hereford steers, 3 Durham and Hereford heifers, all rising 2 yrs.; Hereford bull, 3 yea -i's odd. HOGS -15 York sows, due Apr. and May; 5 York sows, with lit- ers; 120 heavy chunks; 25 wean- ers; 20 sholats; 1 purebred York hog. FEED -Half al mow of loose straw; 25 tons loose. 'hay. IMPLEMENTS-I.H.C, W-30 tractor on rubber; Farman mo- del C tractor, with Henderson manure loader -and blade; I.H.C. 7 -ft• mo'u'nted power mower; P,T.O.. post hole digger; I.H.C. 10-20 tractor on rubber; Bell' 24 by 42 threshing machine, straw shredder; 100 fit. drive belt; I,H. C. 10 -ft. power binder; new LH. C, 81/2 -ft. power cultivator, on rubber; McKee moddil D, har- vester; Cockshutt 5 -tool wagon, with forage 'box and unloader; nearly new New Idella 4 -bar side rake; I,H.C. 3 -furrow ace bot- tom plow, on rubber; 2 I.H.C. manure spreaders, on rubber; Cockshutt one-way disc; Cock- shutt 11 -disc fertilizer drill'- ted - der; dump rake; 4 -section har- rows; 3 -section drag harrows; 3 -drum roller; steel 4 -ton grain trailer; 50 -ft. 7" drive: belt; grain box adnd blower; grain auger, 21 it.; 20 -ft. conveyor; bag truck; 1/4 H,P. motor; steel water tank; tractor chains, 30 by 13; quantity of lumber and square ti�mdbers; 6 square of steel roof ing ; fanning mall; 2000 - lb, scales; I.H. C: cream separa- tor; Spraym,otor weed sprayer, 20 -ft. boom; 2 -wheel trailer and racks; 40 -ft, extension ladder; steel gas' tank; quantity of gal- vanized piping: stone boat-, 21 pig troughs; chains; farks; shov- el's; tools,; scrap iron; etc. No Reserve. The4arm is sold. Terms cash: ROBERT BURCHILL, Prop. W. E. NAIRN & SON, Auctioneers, 20-62-1 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Clearing Auction Sale of Farm Stock, Machanlery and Household E'f'fects, at Lot 1, Con. 9, Tucker - smith Township, 33/4 miles west of Staffa, or 2!Fi males east of No, 9 School, on Kippen Road, SATURDAY, MARCH 30th, at 12:30 sharp. CATTLE --6 Durham coves, with calf at side, (5 yrs, old), fresh 1 week; 11 Durham cows, due to freshen, soon; 1 Durham steer, 1,050 lbs.; 6 Durham heif- ers, 900 lbs.; 13 yearlings, 600 lbs.,; 5 calves. PIGS -20 chunks. IMPLEMENTS - Allis Chal- mers tractor, D-17, (one yr. old), 300 lim.; Allis Chalmers 12 -ft. mounted cultivator; Allis Chal- mers' 4 -furrow mounted plough; Allis Chaldmets C -A tractor, with manure loader and scuffler; Mc- Kee harvester, with new wagon and box; 60 -ft. pipe, elbow and grain thrower attachment; front end grain swather; Castle manure spreader; International 1 -ton truck, with hoist, tarp and grain box; International side- ra,ke; MasseyHarris 7 -ft, culti- vator, P.T, O. ; 422 Co-eksdhutrt combine, with- bean'atta'c•hment, 2 years odd; John Deere, No. 4 6 -ft. mower, (oil bath); Oliver seed and fertilizer drill, 16 -run; 10 -ft, cultipacker; 2 seeks drag harrldwst, 3 and 4; 16 -fit. wagon, with grain box; Bear�Cat ham• merman 75 -ft. drive belt; fan- ning mi al. tieed sprayer with 2 forty gialrlban barrels; garden scuftl�er; set pig scales and crate; 2000 lb, weigh scales; maplie syrup ma -king equipment; chicken,, brooder, 4 x 8; Viking cream separator; lumber: 1 pig self•feeder; shovels; forks; etc.; cedar posts: Iron posts.; barb - .wire; 1/4 H.P. electric motor'; 1/2 H.P. electric motor. HAY & GRAIN- 1,200 bush�ehs mixed graant 8" of Ensi cage; 640 bales of bay. HOUSEHOLD EEFFEcTS-Ten kitchen cbarirs; rocking ch -airs; buffet; love seat; extension kit• then table; double bed, springts and matbres(st; dresser, with large, mirror; chest of drawers; couch; coat and hat rack, 48" bed and springs.; dishes' seal- e•rs; crooks,, other atfic1% too numerous to merition, n, Terms cash; no reserve, farm sold. ERNEST ROW, Proprietttril, CLEARING AUCTION SALE Clearing Auction Sade of Farm Stock and Machinery, at Tat 17, B.R.N., Stanley Township, let farm west of Varma, on TUES., MARCH 26th, at 12:30 p.m. CATTLE--4-year-old register- er Guernsey cow, bred June 27; 5 -year-old registered Guernsey cow, bred June 25; 6 -year-old registered Guernsey cow, bred Aug. 26; 5 registered Holstein cows, 5 -years -old, bred in June and July; 1 5 -year-old Holstein cow, fresh; 6 Holsbelh cowls, bred in June, July and Aug.; 3 Guermey heifer calves; 2 Hal - stein heifer calves; 1 Hereford calf. MACHINERY - 460 Internra- tiona!1 tractor, (new), 300 brs. with L.P.T., T.A, full hyd'ranalic 3 -pt, hitch; 3 -furrow Inberna- tionahl mounted trip-botbom, plow, (new); McCormack power drills; 1&run double disk, 3 -years old; Case combine, with motor, 5 years old; John Deese tractor, model M, with sculifler and snow blade; Oliver nide rake, No. 107, 2 -wheel, (3 yrs. old); Massey—Harris. disc, 9", 4 yrs. old; John Deere harvester; Geal blower and pipes; wagon and forage box; Massey -Harriss bean puller; John Deere mow- er, 7'; - McCormick biTnder or swather; John Deere cultivator 8'; drag harrows, 9'; Universal milking machine, 2 single units; milk cooler, 4 cans, spray; 15 milk cans; hammer mill; 75-A. PndlPss belt, (new): 1 -horse �zcuffler; hay car; forks; shov- els: ctuantity mixed grain. Other q rticles boo numerous to men, tion. Terms--Oa.sh, No Reserve, Farm sold. ROY ELLIOTT, Prop. HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer 20-61-2 DISPERSAL SA Dispersal Sale of regi acid high grade Holstein c TB and Brucellosis tested line of power machinery, straw, grain, etc., tat Lot 15 5, McKillop township, 5 north-east of Seaforth, and DAY, APRIL 2, at 12:30 s CATTLE - 18 young fresh in full flow of milk; 2 and 6 heifers, due in A May; 11 yearling heifer heifer calves; 1 buil, cervi age; 2 veal°calves. This is producing berd of Holstein Nearly all raised on our farm from Waterloo unlit MACHINERY - 2 M tractors; Bell thresher, cdo with cutter and grain thr new; I -H fertilizer disc dril brier; ..I -H 7 -foot binder mower; I -H side rake; I H row ace bottom plow, like 3 -drum ,roller; set of chat rows;, John Deere m ,preader, nearly new; 8 tivator; circular saw; r tired wagon and 16 -ft. nesarly new; 1 unit for milker, new; cream s -pa new: milk cooker; 2000-1b, platform and rack for truck; bag truck; 1 tl-rp,s'her belt! 60 -foot ha mill belt; 2 new chicken ers; 20 milk cans. HAY and GRAIN -A qu of balled hay and straw; q ty of Garry, oats, suitab s -ed. HOUSEHOLD EFFECT deluxe 4 -element Clare combination cook stove; t china cabinet; kitchen pi --no; pawn chairs: a h other ar'icles, forks, ss chnin•s, P' +c. TERMS -Cash day of sa r' �• nr a, farm •is s^lel PETER F. MALONEY, BERT PEPPER. Auctio JOHN L. MALONE a -d MURPHY, Clerks 22. Legal'Notices NOTICE TO CREDITOR In the Estate of. QUEENIE D. WILSO All persons having against the Estate of Q D, Wilson, late of the T Seaforth, in the County o on, Widow, deceased, wh oil the 13th day of Januar are hereby notified to sc fulh particulars of their to the undersigned on or the 5th day, of April, 1963, which date bade a•sslets w distributed having regarrc to claims then received. DATED at Seaforth, tha day of Maarch, 1963, McCONNELL & STEW, Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitors for the Est,, IN THE SUPREN COURT OF ONTA Between: Finlay M. 14 Plaintiff and Louis Wa�ami. Clara Waxman, Defendane Guelph Metal Company Li. Morris Emdushevsky, ; "A Burke, Her Majesty The in Right of Ca4nada, DePei ,added in the Master's (H Pur -quant to Judgmei r the Direction of,�the under. Master sealed Tenders ad vd to the undersdgped at a ac ccm ,�,„,. 10 la y 2. Legal.... otice�. moon 106,3, arae hereinafter nesderve, submitted '�� • �� ' � can Saturday, March for the purchase 10 s P8:F The regular meeting of the ,paveels of the PrOPeA7 UCW was helA'in the church on described subs to Wednesday with, 10 ladies Pres- bid fixed biz t$ts� Matte- ent, Mrs. Dorm $ucharlan presid- ParM One: Lot 2,56 and 257• ed, and opened, the meeting by in the Village, , of Brussel9, the theme, "Praise Ye the Lord For His Judgment and Mercy." parcei Two: The North)•we'st Mrs. George' Mellwain read the coroner of Lot 24 amthe East scripture taken from Psalm 96 side A Elizabeth Street in and EphesiaR 2:5.8. • Mrs. Ross the Village of Brussels hYa+v- MacGregor read: `the Meditation. ing a frontage on Mills A poem, "Hint," was read by Street of seventy-six feet by Mrs. D. Buchanan. a depth of eightytwo and Mrs. W: L. Whyte gave the one-half feet. study boph and, led in the dis- "Struggle No deposit is required to be cussion, against idol - with Tenders. Pur- atry and what then is religion?" chase price to be paid in full taken from, the Word' and the within forty-five days of the Way. Mrs. Buchanan closed this closing of tenders. Arrange- part of the meeting with prayer. menus for inspection of the prag- 'The roll caii was answered by erty may be made with Lloyd bringing in something for the Michael, Brussels.' bazaar. Donations were. made "F. FINGLAND" to Red Cross. and, . the capital building fund4 Plans were made Local Master, S.C.O. at Goderich, for the Easter meeting. After the rest of the business was dis- ' DATED .the 22nd day of Feb- cussed and the offering receiv- rualry, 1963. ed, the meeting was adjourned. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Gloush- Dannelly, Donnelly & Murphy er spent Sunday with Mr. and 18, The Square, Mrs. Austin Dexter, of Blyth. Goderich, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parker 22 612 visited Sunday with Mr. and. LE stered attale, hay con. miles 1UES- harp. torous, cows pull and s; 10 ce able a high cows, own sires. assey con ower, l; I -H I -H 3 -fur - new; n har- anure ft. cul- ubber- rack, Surge rator, scales, 1 -ton 2040ot m mer- shelt- antity uanti- le forr S - 1 Jewel abler: chairs: ost of }lin ve'l s, le, No Prop. n eor JACK ` 20-62-2 Ij S N claims ueenie To of f Hur- o died January 1962, NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the. 'Estate of RUSSELL SPROAT DOLMAGE All persons 'having claims againsit the Estate of Russell Sproat Dolmage, late of the I'ownshap of McKilmon in the aunty of Huron, Farmer, de- ceased, who died on the 14th lay of December, 1962, are here- by notified to send in, fall par- ticulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 3th - day of April, 1963, after which date the ,assets, -will be distributed, having regard only to claims then received. DATED at Seaforth this 18th day of March, 1963. McCONNELL, &,STEWART Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the Executors 22-62-3 23. Business Directory JOHN E. LONGSTAFF Optometrist, optical services, Goderich St. West. Tuesday to Sa(urday, 9-5:30, except Wed- nesday -Thursday evening by ap- pointment. Phone 791, Sea - forth. Monday, Clinton Medi- cal Centre. A. W. SILLERY Barrister, Solicitor, etc. Phones: Office 173, Res. 781 Seaforth Ontario D. H. McINNES Chiropractic Commercial Hotel Monday, Thursday -1 to 8 p.m FUNERAL SERVICE R. S. BOX LICENSED EMBALMER Prompt and careful attention Hospital Begd FLOWERS for ALL OCCASION Phones: Res. 595-W - Store J. A. BURKE Funeral Director and Ambulance Service DUBLIN ONTARI Night or Day Calls: Phone 43 R 10 W. J. CLEARY Sehforth, Ontario. LICENSED EMBALMER and FUNERAL DIRECTOR ^dight or Day Calls - 335 G. A. WHITNEY - FUNERAL HOME Goderich St„ W., Seafortb AMBULANCE SERVICE Adjustable hospital beds for rent. FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Phone 119 - Seafort A. M. HARPER & COMPANY Chartered Accountants 55 South St. Tclephon Goderich JA 4-756 Licensed Municipal Auditor_ SEAFORTH VETERINARY CLINIC J. 0. Turnbull, D.V.M., V.S. W. R. Bryans, D.V.M., V.S. D. E. Galt, D.V.M„'V.S. Phone 105 Seafur_ tl MCCONNELL & STEWART Barrlgtcrs, Solicitors, Etc. P I) McCONNELL, Q.C. D. I. STEWART Sealorth, Ont. Phone 55� �' - - -- 24, l Cards of Thanks I wish to thank my friends for kind remembrances and card, I received while in the hospita and since returning h o m e Special thanks to Father Suldli van and Father Caruanna, Dr Brady land staff of Seaforth Hos pital, ft was all greatly apprrci ated. Wm Ylanagan, Sr. 24- 1 wish to express my sinter, thanks to all my nedghbors •arc friends for lovely flowers, treats cards and visits to me in Strap ford General Hospital. Thanku to Drs, Malkus, Scratch, ane Lindsay and nurses on their( floor north for their kindn!es and Rev. SrittoO flop iAs Orsi Mrs. Howard Preszeator. Mr, and Mrs. Reg Lawson vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs: Frank Falconer, of Tuckersmith, last Thursday evening. Mrs. Law - son's cousin, Mr. Kenneth Crich„ of Macklin, Sask., returned with them and is spending the week. with Mr, and Mrs. Lawson. Mr. 'John Turner, of Tucker -- smith ,spent Sunday -with Mr. - and Mrs. Reg. Lawsoti. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart, of Goderich, spent Sunday %¢ith Mlc .and Mrs. Fred Buchanan. 24. Cards of Thanks I would like to thank all: those ,who, trent flowers, cards and gifts to me while a° patient can Scott Memorial Hospi tul. Spec- ial thanks, to all the staff and Dr. Oaks, Dr. Stapleton and Dr. GorwiR, Mrs, Robert Engel. 24-62x1 TO all our friends and relatives we wish at this time to thank.-.. you ,all for your kindness while• wo were in the hospital. Your kindness wall not be forgotten, for cards, letters, flowers,• treats etc. They were all very much appreciated and helps you on your way. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Sproat, Seaforth. 24-62-1 I would bike to take this oppor--, tunny to say Thank You to all my .friends for being so kind to me while I was in hospital and since I came home. The Gat Well cards, letters, flowers and other gifts, of remembrance re- ceived and to those who phone anal inquired about me, your kindness will long be remember- ed. I feel the special prayers offered for my recovery has snared me and given me Ftrength to return to my home and family again. Special thanks t:> my neighbours and friends w,ho were so kind to help Art and boys at home. This has meant so much to us all.'Also Rev. Britton, hospital nursing OCCASIONS staff and Mises Drope and -Dr. M. Stapleton, May God bless each 43 rr.e of you. Mrs. Art. Wright, J r•, hn St, 24.62-1 Births_ _ O ARMSTRONG -At Scott Memcr- ial Hospital, on March 17, to Mr. and Mrs.. Leslie A.rm- s:rc•ng, RR 3, Bayfield, a son.. 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