The Huron Expositor, 1960-04-01, Page 4rOrdOSITOR:S7RAE' critTFI, ONT., APRIL 1, 1960.
RENEATI1 THIS BANNER ARE THE WORLD'S BEST BARGAINS
qftming Events
'• PAW.* AUXILIARY Penny Sale
'Pe -Dead an Box Furniture S,tore, April
,taa 'MAE 7. 1-07-2
fraa X% & T. Committee of the 100F
era Manning a Paper Drive in April.
Wattelt foraferther particulare next week.
1-07-1
• TrAPIES1 Keep frt and tern. Join
land trim olasaes being held at SUMS
gyna every Wednesday night at 8 p.m.
Aairrne interested Phone 131, Seatorth.
1-07-1
EIGHT CANCER-Jeln the Cancer Cru -
elide in Huron by giving generously to the
house-to-house caanottign in Seaforth. Mc-
• KilleP and Tuckersmith, from April 18
to .23rd. it 1-67-3
4, Help Wanted
MAN WANTED FOR RAWLEIGH
, BUSINESS. Sen to 1,500 familiere Good
aProfita for hustlers. Write today. RAW-
• LEIGH'S, Dept. C-363-3, 4005 Richelieu.
Montreal.
EXPERTENOED OPERATOR for drain-
age nutchine; 52.00 per hour; also two
labourers. Work to commence in two
weeks. WILLIAM G. CAMPBELL,
Drainage Contractor, Phone 486, Sea -
forth.
4-07-2
WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT - The
' Avoh Lady. Country Women -Ile a hit
with your, family. Buy for them clothes
TV or other extras needed by earning $4$4
selling Popular AVON PRODUCTS to
Your friends and neighboura. Write MISS
MOSHER, PO Box 86, Owen Sound, stat-
ing telephone number, 4-064
APPLICATIONS
Will be received by the undersigned
until 8 p.m., Saturday. -April 9, 1960 for
the position of
STEWARD-CARETAK,ER
at B•rarich 156 Canadian Legion
Seaforth, Ontario
Dirties 'coinmen'ce Monday, April 18,
1960.
Nature of duties to be performed and
bours of work may be obtained trout the
undersigned, Applicationa are to be in
writing and should indicate salary re-
quired,
ARCHIE DOBSON, Presideat
PO Box 232, Seaforth
4-07-2
5. Business Opportunities
A WONDERFUL SALES career will
be offered to several salesmen and women
in Huron county. The principal repuire-
menta are honesty, sincerity and the abil-
ity to become a trainer. (Jar essential.
Earnings are inunediate and airtong the
highest in the gales profession. Write
stating age and past experience to BOX
906, The Huron Expositor,. 5-054
6. Teachers Wanted
PROTESTANT
TEACHER
Required for SS No. 4, Hibbert, En-
rollment 17. Duties to commence Sept.
6, 1960. State salary and qualifications to
MRS, GRA' CE 'BERSLAKE
Staffs., Ontario
6-06-2
8. Farm Stock For Sale
LATE 1959 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE,
black, custom radio, other extras. PHONE
41 R 14, Dublin, Saturdays or Sundays.
10-07x1
SIX SPRINGING Heifers, 4 Durham
and Holstein; 1 Hereford and Holstein
and 1 Hereford, Apply MORLEY STOR-
EY, RR 2, Kippen, Phone 672 It 8, Sea -
forth. • 8-07x2
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10. Used Cars For Sale -
1952 PONTIAC Panel truck. BALD -
WIN HARDWARE, Phttaie 61. 10-07-2
11: Articles For Sale
QUANTITY of *Peel mixed' baled hay.
Apply MARTIN MALONEY, Phone 401122,
Dublin. 11-06x2
SEED OATS, Garry oats, gown from
registered teed, Apply FIUBERT JOHNsoN. RR 2, Walton, 1I -05x3
QUANTITY OF Alfalfa seed. 1959 era)).
Well clearea. PHONE Seaforth 846 R 31.
11-06x2
GARRY'SEED. OATS for, sale. FRED
HERBERT, RR 4, Mitchel], 'Phone Dublin
76 R 11'. ' 8-07x2
DRESSED BEJae by the quarter or
half. Apply ANDREW CROZIER, Phone
667 .11- 22, Seaforth, 11-07-1
712/LIPS, Daffodils, H.yacinths and
Sweet Peas, BAKER'S GREENHOUSE,
Your Garden Centre, Seaforth, I1 -07x2
1948 FORD ONE TON TRUCK in good
condition. Apply KENNETH MaoRAE,
or Dublin Electric, Dublin, 11-07x2
BOAT FOR SALE: 15' Peterborough
• Lakeside. in new condition, with home-
made trailer, J. C. CRICH, Seafortb,
1 405x3
OUT FLOWERS and potted planta for
ever/ oceanion. We deliver daily after
five pin, •STAFEEN'S PLUMBING and
HEATING, Phone 49, Seaforth. 11-96-12
19521 INTERNATIONAL W-4 tractor,
faily equipped, exeslient condition.. EL -
ON BENDER, Phe Flamm!! 699 R 12.
•" 11-06x2
QUANTITY OP HERTA Barley. cons-
rnercial No. I Heed. certificate No. 49-
8990. KE'N CARNOCHAN, Phone 6681122,
Saaforth. 8-07-2
. REGISTERED GARRY OATS, cleaned
,and begged and treated. APPIY SPENCER
:EMERY, Sterna, Phone 11 R 10, Dub-
lin, 11-07.3
CALF FOR SALE and alma a Wood.»
Oat roller and 1 HP motor, In good con-
dition. Phone Seaforth 667 R 4. 0015..
0013 REY13OL1)3. 114E-1
• ONE GOOD 2 -wheel ttailer with (Meek
• rack, 600 X 16 tires, 1960 licenee platen.
• Apply KEN0 STEWART, RR 5, Seaforth.
11.07-1•
;
G
a••l IBTERED GA16RY0t�,a, Ontario
•Arfalba TI/11001Y need and Red Clover.
AIVrIntit B0LT0111. ,Phone 850 tt 41,
&Worth. 11-07-1
ALPALPA SEED fen; osale, also• some
Bemire grass seed. LEONARD ,..1.AMM.
.1110; lot 68, eon. DI, Melnik* twit,
•.�n83j R 12, Seaforth. 11-0//sel
AMES- ;MP vVEt& jet Immo, pitta a
804031100 tank. controls, -56,-111, motor, and
05 leot twiti.dult line, four inenthS old.
teIji1:10,11tuttrIl Ma.c.RAE or' Dublin
' 11-07s2
Durable and mat-
Stitabf Ditperial AhMaintront windows and
dixtrot, frOrtt $20 ust ftm combination tmreen
and ntoftit,- Let na'.oh&s, STAIVEN'S
.PLUMBING ma' IfEAMO, PliOnst 40,
410.00th. • 1.1.90.12
11. Articles For Sale •
OLIVER PTO Baler, like new; corn
piaker, ocie row MIS; two forage boxes;
Farmhand beet harveeter. like new. An-
PlY R. FABER, Phone 672.R 11, Reunite,
11-07-1
GOODISON THRESHING Machine, 20"
cad., 38" body, with Ebersol Shredder,
larnar bJt incruded, in perfect condi-
tion, Alen 22 feeder steera, ao.erage 600
lb. APPlY WILFRED HUNKIN, Exeter.
11-07-1
A QUANTITY of choice baled hay.
timothy and alfalfa, at 40e per bale: alao
dome baled straw and a soaker steers,
Apply PETE MALONEY, Phone 64 It 10,
Lublin, lot 15, con. 3, McEilloP•
11-07-1
FARM EQUIPMENT aPd grain; Shur -
lin hydaulic ptunp ; 2 -furrow Ford Ferg-
uson plow; weed sprayer PuroP '' upright
Piano; Rodney oats and 500 bus. seed
barley. CARL .1. WALKER, RR 1, Crona.
arty, Phone 12 R 13, Dublin. 11-06-3
MAPLE SYRUP EQUIPMENT; 3 foot
by 12 foot Lightning evaporator; two 100 -
gallon gathering tanks; 3 supply tanks;
aPiles and pails for about 900 trees. CARL
J. WALKER, RR 1, Cromarty, Phone 12
R 13, Duann. , 1146-3
12. Wanted To Buy
HARDWOOD BUSH WANTED; We are
buying standing timber and logs, Pref-
erably Hard Maple and Basswood. Top
cash prices. CRAIG SAWMILL, Auburn,
Phone Auburn 75. 12-05x3
HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for sick,
down and disabled farm animals: Prompt
oourteous collectaon of all dead and dis-
abled farm animals and hides, Call. coil -
lea, ED •ANDREWS, 851 R 11, Seaforth.
Associated with Darling & Co., of Canada
Ltd,
12-07-tf
13. Wanted
W ANTED -A large -size crib . PHONE
336-W, Seaforth, 13-07xl
ABOUT 25 H• EAD of cattle ietanted for
grasa for "season. ECORD' McBRrEN,
Phone 187-W, Seaforth, 1347-1
130ARDERS WANTED in modern home.
Male or female. MRS. JIM WALLACE,
George St„ south, weet of Logsdon Hatch-
ery, Phone 241-J, 13-03-4
SEVERAL USED 7 and 8 -foot tractor
diaes for trade in on new Fleury -Bissell
new models. Contact V. J. LANE, Sea -
forth, Rli 5, Phone Dublin 46 R 12.
13453c8
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14. Property For Sale
PLAN your home now; 650.00 down
will buy you a lot in Seaforth or Harpur-
hey, Lot. aurveyed. 'Land suitable for
V.L.A. projects, Terms to suit. CLAY-
fON DENNIS. 14-074f
FARM FOR SALE
100 acres of good clay loam, all Work-
able land, 18 acres of fall wheat, 57 acres
plowed, balance seeded dowh. It has a
brick house with modern conveniences and
an L-shaped -barn; with good atabling•
Located six mi/es north of Zurich.
ELTON BENDER
Phone Hensel', 699 R 12
14-06x2
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TWO FARMS FOR SALE
FOR PRICE OF ONE!
PARCEL 1-100 acres grass and, lot
2, con, 5, Tuckersmith; water by wind-
mill; will pasture about, 30 head cattle;
about 40 acres could be cultivated.
PARCEL 2-100 acres ("Auchenhay"),
the farm of the late Wm. Sproat. lot 6,
con. 4, Tuckersmith. A very choice loca-
tion. A large white brick house, slate
roof, water presenre, situated near bank
Bayfield river, a lovelY setting, Bus
runs past gate: close to echool, churches
town and highway. A• new barn, built
two years ago, also a silo, double garage,
implement building.; about twenty acres
of young bush with a lot of oak trees;
good pasture or crop land.
These farms' Will be sold together, about
one mile apart, or can be bought separate
it you wish. ,
Sre
RUSSELL, H. SPROAT
High Street, Seaforth
Phone 742-3
14-07-2
15. Property For Rent
HEATED 0N -BEDROOM aaprtment
for rent. East end. DR. E. A. Mc -
MASTER, Phone 26. aeaforth. 15-07-tf
ONE -RED ROOM APARTMENT, un -
heated . Aimly DR. E. A. M,cMASTER.
Seaforth. • 1547-2
HEATED ONE-13EDROOM apartment
for rent. Eearit end. DR. E. A. Mc -
MASTER, Phone 26, Seaforth, 15-03-tf
APARTIVIENT POR RENT. New, mod-
ern apartment with one bedroom in the
Regent • block. PHONE 101, Seaforth,
16-07-1
SEVEN -ROOM HOUSE with modern
bathroom and kitchen, recently decorated;
Goderich St., Seaforth. Available - April
1. PHONE 83 for further information.
1546-2
19. Notices
moray TO LOAN -Buying a car/
Parrn M'achinery7 See us for the ?nailer
required. MI loans carry life insurance.
15. 1.1. "Sheirty" MUNROE. •
10-07-0
TOOLS DULL? Bring yotir shears,
act:sore knives, edged tools to us for
aharpon in g SH A rtPE'S M A INTEN A NCE
Phone 3351 R 5, Seaforth. a 19-0.0-2
GUARANTEED RADIO and TV rennin
and small electrical appliance repairs.
Fate aerates. SCOTT' RADIO and TV
SERVICE, East William Street, Phone
250, Seaforth. 19-07-tf
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REVITALIZED ,cleaning at Buchanan
Cleaners. Mount Porest, More mota and
stnins removed. Garmeta stay clean long-
er weer loneer. Agent; IWILI,391t'5
01,1A,..k5_TNurDRY SERVICE. Phorle 247 for
19-07-tf
MOTORS ANT) PORTABLE power tamla
orewound and repaired. Parts for all
Popular makes. Rebuilt motora for anIe.
NeW Leland and Wagner motors avail-
able on short notice. ART LEVETT, 139
Erie Street, Clinton. Phone FTU, 2-45640.
19-07-tf
COMPLETE LAUNDETERTA in Sea -
forth and district „and Dry Cleaning Ser-
vice, wnrors tunzaannS, SecIforth,
agent for Brady Cleaners & Laundeteria
Ltd., Exeter, 19-074f
DRAIN TILE -4", 155 Per M. dent:
5", $16 per M, dePt17 6" $110 Pet M.
derd; 8 , 41175 Per M. dell!. Prices for
IV", IV and 14" on requeet. atYDALL
ERICK & TILE LTD., Elginfield. Phone
BAldwin 7-4721, Lucan• 19-98-61
M1
ACHESON'S DEAD STOCK
• SERVICE
Higheirt canh pricea paid fri surrounding
. district for dead, old, nick or disabled hom-
es land cattle. Hornet; at 60 Pound. Foe
the fastest and proper remoVal of all ani-
mate, day or night,
Cell Long Diatence and oak for
krwOon, =tont 34990
(No toll charge) "
10-96-26
19. Notices
THLS WhWalf.'S SPECIAL. Household
brooms, 41.10." BALDWIN HARDWARE,
Seafurth.
19-07-1
SEPTIC TA -NU CLEANED - modern
equipmen& quick aervice, all work Cuanza -
teed. Write or Phohe LOUIS SLAKE,
Plaone 42 it 6, filt 2, Bruesels. 19-01x16
NOTICE
Township of Tuckersmith
Ratepayers and inhabitants of the
Township of Tuckeremith are requested
by the Council to notapark cars on town-
ship, roads and tereets during the winter
months in order to facilitate snowplowing
operatione.
Council WUb not be responsible for dam -
agar to any vehiclea parked on roads or
etreeta.
CORA CHESNEY
Clerk, Tuckeraraith
19 -07 -ft
WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
Artificial Insemination Service for all
/free& of Cat.
Farmer Owned and Controlled. ,
Call us between 7 :30 and ' 10100 a. ra „
weekdays and 6:u0 and 8:00 p.m. Sat-
urday evenings at
Clinton .HU 2-3441
or for Long Distance
Clinton Zenith 9-5650
19-07-tf
. .
FINANCING .
AEW (JAR?
Either new or used, our rates are
LOWEST in the car finance field.
W. E. SOUTHGATE
Phone 334, Residence 540
Main Street, Seal orth
20. Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
Auction Sale of Farna Machinery at lot
3, con. 1, TuckersmIth twP., la mile south
of Henault on No. 4 Highway, on SATUR-
DAY, APRIL 2nd, at 1 p.m.
MACHINERY-Allia,Chalmers Mudd B
tractor with pulley and power take -off;
aeuffler attuchment and been puller for
B tractor ; 2 -section spring -tooth cult&
vator; Fleury Bissel Modena disc, 26-piate;
drive belt; rubber tired wagon; combine..
thin 16 -ft, rack and grain bus; Cockshutt
four-wheel manure spreader; Cockshutt 2 -
furrow plow; 9 -foot steel roller; Cock-
shutt hay loader. No. 3; ,New Idea No,
44 4 -bar side rake and tedder, used one
aeason, like new; Cockshutt diunp rake;
Minoeapolia-Moline combine, engine drive;
5 -foot Frost and Wood mower; fanning
rnill equiphed for motor drive; 2 crop
boxes ;cylinder -type root pulper ; fly wheel
type root plainer.; 2 grain drilla; 11-1oe
fertilizer drill; steel gathering barrel with
sleigh; 3 -section harrows; Holland electric
brooder; Massey Harris 6 -foot binder, in
good shape; 2 pig cratea, 1 lame, 1 sma/1;
Fairbanks -Morse hog weighing atm] yard;
syrup making equiptnent, evaporator, pans,
ispiles, buckets. syrup cane, two 8 -gallon
cans; metal pig trough; 8 -foot water..
trough; forks; shovels; earth seraper;
quantity 4" tile; 2 hay fork ropes; slings
and fork; 2 chicken shelters.
Quantity of Household Effects,
TERMS -Cash.
MRS. ROY BELL Proprietress
HAROLD JACKSON. Auctioneer
20-06-2
AUCTION SALE
Auction Sale of Farm Machinery, Poul-
try and Household Effects, at lot 21,
con. 2, Tuckersmith Twp., LRS, 114
miles north; anci Pa miles east of Kippen,
on TUESDAY, APRIL 12, at 1 p.m.
MACHINERY --60 Oliver Standard trac-
tor with souffler, in good condition; 2 -
furrow tractor plow; spring -tooth cultiva-
tor, 3-seetion drag harrotes; 2 Bissel trac-
tor disc; 4 -section diamond harrows, new;
calitilnasliarl, fertilizer drill; ALIA
Chalmers power take -off side rake; hay
loader; 2,000 lbs. cales; fanning mill;
wheelbarrow; lumber; PIttnkg 1 posts; 2 -
wheel trailer; acuffler ; harness; rubber-
tirtal wagon; 16 -foot aymbinetion grain
and bay rack; pine feed box; forks; shoo -
els; chains; quantity wood; email syrup
evaporator; 600 foot snow fence and steel
Posts; lawn roller.
POULTRY -250 laying hens; chicken
crates; shelters; colony home and equip-
ment.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - All White
enamel cook stove, like new; sroall size
upright piano, walnut finish; drop -head
Singer sewing machine, like new; exten
aion table; 2 bedroom suites, mattresses
and springs; child's cot; Coleman gas
stove; Iritch-err-chairs; ,rocking .chairs;
• occasional chairs; small tables; seglers;
crocks; quantity of dishes. •
•• Other articles too numerous to mention.
No Reserve. Farm sold.
TERMS,-aaash.
EMMERSON SMITH, Proprietor
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
GEORGE POWELL, Clerk
20-07-2
16-07-14
20. Auction,Sales
CLEARING
AUCTION 'SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of Farm Mach-
inery and -Household Effects at lot 23,
eon. 5, 8tauley "Iwp., laa welt and 2
miles north of Bruceiield on WEL/NES-
wAY. APRIL 13th, at I P.M.
MACHINERY - Massey Earths 10 -foot
No. 26 combine; Allis Chalmers tractor,
AD 46; bean puller attachments Massey
Harris 13 -disc drill ) 32 -plate double- disc;
8 -it. spring -tooth cultivator ; single -row
scuffler: 3 -section drag harrows; 9 foot
steel roller ;'3-iurrow tractor plow; walk-
ing plow; pick plow; Massey Herris 6 -ft.
mower; Massey Harris side rake; dump
rake; rnanure spreader; wagon, bug';
bob sleighs; cutter; root' palper; fanning
mill; DeLaval creana aeparator; circular
saw; sup pans; buckets; apiles; barrela;
hay fork car and motel; hand grass seed-
er.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -Square. mama
ebehaelicrexr, na /al:mit-um; cradle; crib; high
Other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS --Cash.
JOHN A. D4cEWAN, Proprietor
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
aa,a,
20474
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of Farm Stock,
Machinery and Household Effects,•at lot
13, con. 2, Stanley tarp„ west and 34
mile south of Brucefield, on TUESDAY,
APRIL 5th, at 11, -p -in.
CA'TTLE--6 cows, milking, and some due
50 freahen tame of sale; four 2 -year-old
steers; six 2 -year-old heifers, open; four
laa-year-old steers; three spring calves;
?I4'30-10 chunks of pigs.
.FIAY and GRAIN -600 bales choice hay;
300 bu. mixed- grain.
MACHINERY-Illasaey Harris 44 Stan-
dard tractor, five-years-ord; letairatay Harris
3 -furrow nip -bottom plow; Massey Harris
7 -foot binder; Massey Harris spring tooth
cultivator; Massey Harris Boot double
disc; Mosey Harris 13 -run seed drill;
Massey Harris dump rake: Massey Harris
bean, acuffler and Puller; aloop sleighs;
Massey Harris 6 -foot mower; Cockshutt
side rake; Fleury 2 -bottom plow; Inter-
national hay loader: Cockshutt manure
spreader; rubber tired Wigan 'with I6 -foot
flat rack : 9 -toot steel roller; I Gehl for-
age harvester; 015 forage blower with
Ptoeit,- 2 heavy duty wagons and forage
boxes; Cockshutt power corn binder on
• rubber with loader, 16 -foot auger; Beatty
6" grinder with 3 HP electric motor: hay
ear and ropes; atone boat; root pulper;
tractor wheel weights; 600-1b. platform
scales; woven wire stretchers; block and
tackle; cream separator; 2 set of 8-trec.
tion diamond hnrrows; fanning Milli 2
rhkken shelters; pea winrower, 8 lifters;
-Stewart cattle clippers; 2 water bowl.;
logging chains; forks; shovels; crow bars:
50 cedar posts; end posts; lumber; gas
barrels and Jarmo; gratis seeder; lard
press and aausage grinder; grads seed;
grain bags and mein; ; barb wire; 2 elec-
tric fencers; emery and 1/3 IIP motor; 14
HP Motor; 2 cider Imre and spigots; steel
pokte; milk cooler; 4 milk cans and strain-
er; 2 milk pallor fattening crate; 10 cord
furnace wood; Freon, Plow; garden snuf-
fler.
EURNIIIIRE - One bed: 2 bedroont
suite.; 1 highboy; large crib ; leather couch
ironing board, table, chairs, rocking chains,
Krydner upright piano and stool; small
range,
19541 Chevrolet sedan, in good condition,
82,000 milts.
TERMS -a -Chattels. cash, Tractor Mar
Ire purchased on time, if aerate:fed with
Proprietor before the aale.
No reserve, natem sold.
JOHN AIEENHEATY, Proprietor
HAROLD JACRSON, Auttioneer
0E015433 POWELL, Clerk '
20464
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
• Clearing Auction Sale of Farm- Stock
and Machinery, at lot 24, con. 7, Hay twp.
334 west of Hensel], 1 mike, north or Via
east of Zurich and 1 mile north on Parr
Line, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6th, at
12:10 p.m.,
va
CATTLE -71 head; 35 cows Poll Angus
and Shorthorn, due in April and •May; 2
2 -year-old heifers, Aberdeen Angus bred;
!bun, Aberdeen Angus; 83 Poll Angus
calves, 400 to 550 lbs. stock calves.
MACHINERY -Allis Chalmers WP 45
tractor, nearly new; Allis Chalmera com-
bine, 6 foot, nearly new, PTO driven, faille
equipped; 22 Mammy tractor row crop
with manure loader and 2 -row scuffler
attachments; 1962 Ford sedan, low 'mile-
age ; •, John Deere 15 -run fertilizer drill on
rubber; John Deere manure spreader, 70
bu. ; John Deere 7' power mower; John
Deere wagon and rack; John Deere 4 -bar
side rake; John Deere double disc; John
Deere 6 -section (harrows ; International
western rod weeder, 14 foot, new; 2 -fur-
row tractor plow: 2 blowers, 1 suitable for
grain, 1 for air circulator; ai•ool steel
drag buoket; 1-3 HP electric motor and 6"
Gem grinder; 1 Letz feed grinder; 2 -row
corn planter; colony house.„10 X 12; 400
chick electric brooder; quantity spruce
lumber: circular 32", saw; new tattooing
set; Stewart electric clippers: steel water
trough, nearly new; spruce lumber; Red
Clover seed.
HOUSEHOLD E9'FEC7''S - Bridgewall
coal and wood stove; Congoleum rug, 0 x
14. Other articles too numeroua to men-
tion.
TERMS -Cash.
CHAS, A. ROBINSON, Proprietor
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
GEORGE POWELL, Clerk-
20106-2
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
• Clearing Auttion Sole of Farm Mach-
inery at lot 10. con. 4, 'Tuckersmith tem.,
HRS. 1 mile eolith of Egmondville on
county road, MONDAY, APRIL 4, at 1
P•In. •
M ACHINIERY-aFeramson tractor, like
new, purchaaed in July 1956; Ford tractor
cu lti eater with scu f fling attachments;
Ford tractor plow; John Detre 2 -disc plow
4-Evar John Deere side rake; 8 -drum steel
roller; Massey Harris 1I -run fertilizer
drill; Ford tractor double-dise; Massey
Harris binder; post hole digger; 4-sectien
harrows; 1051 John Deere Model A trac-
tor, hydraulic ; John Deere crow -foot cul -
ti -packer, adjustable with hydrauBe; John
Deere Model FB 17 -run grain drill, fully
equipped, like netv; 12 -foot spring tooth
John Deere harrow, nutannatis trip; 8313
foot John Deere tractor automatic diem,
7 foot No. 5 heavy duty power mower;
Fairbank Morse hammermill with endless
belt; John Deere Model FL rubber tired
tractlor spreader; 3 -furrow rubber -tired
John Deere hydraulic plow; International
electric cream separator, like new; 2848
Goodiecm threshing machine with shredder
on rubber and a 120-abot drive belt; 250 -
gal. gas tank with pumps: wagon; 16-4t.
hay rack; anvil; vise; tilt bench; rip SW;
electric saw with motor; McClery white
enamel annex, new; ih HP electric drill,
like new; leg vise; stone boat; air nom.
pressor and tank Forbes shovel.; chain»
txmin, etc. .0ther articles toe numerous
to mention.
TERMS -Cosh.
MRS. E. P. CHESNEY. Proprietress
HAROLD 'ACUSON, Auctioneer
GEORGE POWELL, Clerk
2046-2
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a Huron Expesiter box num-
ber. Pleaae do not ask u8 for
this Information.
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21. 'Tenders Wanted
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Tenders Wanted •
For the rental and operation of Town
Weigh Scales. To operate same on own
regulations and conditions. Highest Or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
Tenders to be In Town Clerk'a office
by twelve noon, Thursday, April 7, 1960.
D. H. WILSON,
Clerk.
21-05-3
Separate
DRAINAGE TENDERS
TOWbaSHIP OF lacKILLOP
'For the construction and repair accord-
ing to Eagineer's specifications, will be
received until April lilt.
1. BARRON DRAIN, 34.534 lineal feet
open work, excavating and spreading
,materia), 766 lineal feet of 14 inch
tile and' pipe to dig, lay and' backfill,
one catc13 basin.
2. STOREY-DICKSON DRAIN, 8,553 lin-
eab feet open work excavating ahd ley-
ellting material, inetalling' and'
field atone protection.
3. LEONHARDT DRAIN. 7.164 lineal
feet open drain work, excavating atid
lovoblng material, 2 field stone pro -
'Township to supply tile and pipe with -
0, approximately one tnile of wort, Con.
trnetor to have Workmen's Compeneation
Insurance, . A marked cheque: for ten
per cent, with a minlmuin of $100.00 to
aceompany each feeder, Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted. Ten -
dors to state when work will be done.
Plan, Prefile and specifications may be
seen at the Clerk's office.
J. M. EXERT,
Clerk, McKillop Township
, R.R. 1, Seaforth, Ont.
21-07-1
22. Legal Notices
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of '301-111 BEATTIE
All persona having claims against the
Estate of John Beattie, late of the Town
oa Seaforth, in the County of Huron, Re-
tired Merchant, deceased, who died on the
28th day of Jareary 1960, are hereby not!,
Tied to send in full particulars of their
claims to the undersigned on or before
the 16th day of April, 1960, after which
date the assets vvill be distributed, having
regard only to claims then received.
• DATED at Seaforth, this 22nd day of
March, 1960.
McCONNELL & STEWART
• Seaforth. Ontario
• Solicitors for tire Executors -
22-064
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate or AGNES ELIZABETH
-• SCOTT
All persons having claims againet the
Estate of Agnee Elizabeth Scott, late af
the Town of Seaforth, in the County of
Huron, widow, deceased, who died mi or
about the 8th day of December. 1959, are
hereby notified ta send in full paytice-
Idrs of their clainas to the undersigned,
on or.before the 22.4 day of April, 1960,
after which date the assets will be distrib-
uted, havieg regard only to claims then
received.
DATED at Wellahd, this 28th day of
March, 19611':
DONALD H. SCOTT
Crown Attorney's Office
Court House, Welland, Ontario
Exedutor of the Estate
22-07-3
23. Cards of Thanks
TO ALL WHO so kindly remembered
me with visite, cards, treata and flowers
my sincere thanks. A specie) thanks to
Dr, P. L. Bratty, Dr. E. A. McMaster,
Dr, E. Mallrus and the nursing staff of
Scott Memorial olispital.
23-07-1 MRS. ED. FINK
I WOULD Liag TO express my thanks
to the many relatives and friends who
sent flowers and cards. My appreciation
to the flumes and ataff of Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth; also to Dr. John Gor-
will and to Rev. Dr. Li. MacKenzie, pall-
bearers and R. S. Box FuneralHome dur-
ing my recent bereavement. •28-07-1
MRS. LOR.NE WEBSTER and family
wish to thank their relatives, friends and
neighbours for their many acts of kind -
male the lovely floral tributes, and mes-
sages of sympathy, received during their
recent Bad bereavement, Special thanks
to Rev. C. Britton, Dr, Stapleton, the
staff of Scott Me -merle] Hospital and Mn,
G. A. Whitney.
23-07,1
I WISH TO THANK all those who sent
me rards and gifts while In Scott Mem-
orial Hospital. Saecial thanks to Dr.
Gorwill and the nurses and staff of the
hospital. Many thanks to my teacher,
A. lainalyaori, the pupils in the Senior
Roam of the Esonondville Public School
for their cards and letters. They were
deeply amarecfated, NORAH BROWN
23-07,1
24. In Memoriam
TIME-- In loving memory of a dear
huaband ant) father, J. Landadoavne Dell.
who Paased amtry six yeara agO, 'Atoa/ 6,
Not a day do, we forget you
In our hearts yon are always near;
We, who laved you, sadly missed you,
As it dawns another year,
- Fondly remembered by wife and sons.
24-07,1
PARK-/ts loving memory of Mrs.
abelln Peet whe passed away ' ear year
ago, March 29th, 1959.
'There la no parting from those We love,
No distance min divide:
For to -day in memory's ;garden,
We still walk aide by side,
--Sadly missed by her daughter, .laneG
son-inalitw, Mac, and grandaorM, Donald.
Ronald and Bill MacHinnon, 24-07-1
25. Personals
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (Rubber Goods),
mailed imatpaid in plain aealed envelope
with Price list. 8 trampplen 25c; 24 satn-
plea 31.09. Mgr; Order DOM, 91-78,
NOVA -RUBBER CO. Box. 01, Haniilton,
28. Deaths
SCOTT-Tn. Senforth, an MondaY, March
28, Robert II. Scott, in his 8051. rear.
MENSAL
Mr. and Mrs. C,' M, MacMillan,
of London, were recent gtiests
with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Mrs. Laird Mickle, Mrs. Jim Mc-
Allister, Mrs, George Armstrong,
Mrs. R. J. Paterson and Mrs. Al-
bert Alexander, representing Hen-
sel AV'.1., attended the daffodil
party at James Street United
Church, Exeter, in the interests
of the Cancer Society, on Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. Mickle assist-
ed in serving lunch.
Mrs. Ian McAllister has been ap-
pointed home economist for Mid-
dlesex and Elging Counties • for
three monthi:'-
Grades 3 arid 4 of Hensall Pub-
lic School held a white elephant
sale at the school Friday 'alter -
noon and realized $4.80, which will
be forwarded to the Lloyd Wright
Bunny Bundle for crippled chil-
dren.
Charles Mickle of the University
of Western Ontario, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Laird Mickle, Bob and Ann.
Mr. And Mrs, R. M. Peck return-
ed home on Monday of this week
from Tuscan, Arizona, where they
spent the winter months.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Traquair
and family, of Woodstock, were
weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed, Norrninton.
Mrs. Ruth Carter, of Clinton,
the former Ruth Hedden of Hen-
sall, is a patient in Clinton Public
Hospital.
Teen Town
(By Sharon Hume)
Hensall District Teen Town held
their weekly ds(nce in the Com-
munity Centre last Saturday eve-
ning. Spot dances were won by
Jerry Chapman and Gail Farqu-
har, We would like to thank the
chaperones for the evening, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Noakes. The
dance this week will be again held
on Saturday evening, April 2.
• „Guide Corner
(By Linda Noakes)
The Guides began their March
22 meeting with the usual opening
exereikes. _The Lily, patrol con-
ducted a game, after • Whiek the
Gu4les separated into groups,
wJrre they" learned new work.
Campfire followed, and the meet-
ing closed with the singing of the
"Golden Sun" and 'Taps,"
Rebekahs Hold
Dessert Euchre
Daffodils lent a glimpse of spring
at the home of Mrs. Scott Hab-
kirk last Wednesday when a suc-
cessful dessert euchre was spon-
sored by Edelweiss Rebekah lodge.
Following servings of delicious
desserts, euchre was played both
afternoon and evening. Winners in
the afternoon were:" high, Mrs. A.
Bethune; low, Mrs. James Hen-
.derson; lucky tally, Mrs. Harriet
Barron.
Evening Winners were: high,
Mrs. Russell Dolmage; low, Mrs.
Alex Bees; lucky tally, Mrs.
Mary Felkar.
Assisting Mrs. Habkirk serving
were Mrs. Keith Sharp, Mrs. Ed.
Andrews, Mrs. Roy McGonigle,
Miss Minnie Habkirk and Mrs. L.
B. Melanson. Forty-four dollars
was realized.,
Lodge Meets
With Mrs, Keith Sharp, N.G., in
he chair, Edelweiss Rebekah
odge named Mrs. Wm. Dalrymple'
s representative, and Mrs. Ed.
ndrews as scholar to attend as -
ern* sessions at Toronto in
une. Mrs. J. Hillebrecht was
amed alternate. Representatives
aped to the district meeting -at
ensall on April 27 were Mrs. A.
arrison-and• Mrs. H. Thompson.
An bivitafion was accepted to
ttend a meeting of Ruth Rebekah
odge in Stratford April 1. Sev-
al members plan to attend a
nner and n-teeting Hensall
pril 6, ,honoring the Assembly
arden, Mrs. 'Helen Bowman, of
gersoll, at the time of her offi-
al visit.
Mrs. Ha'rold-Pti•ker, of Hensall,
D.P. of District 23, is to pay an
icial visit to Edelweiss Lodge.on
pril 11, with members of Amber
dge, Henson, and Majestic
dge, Wingham, to be guests.
Mrs. William Dalrymple was
med to convene theosocial corn-
ittee for the next three months.
The treasurer, Mrs. J. Grum-
ett, reported profits from a re-
nt dinner served March, were
, and from the dessert euchre,
arch 23, $46.
Following the meeting, Victor
e chaired a meeting of the CPT
mMittee, during which $50,00
s voted to the extension fund of
IOOF Home at Barrie. A paper
ve is planned in April.
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BLAKE
Mrs, Mary Manson spent the
weekend at Kitchener, and on Mon-
day she attended the funeral of her
sister, Mrs. Ada Boshart,
Mr. Archie Mustard, of Sarnia,
spent the weekend with his wife
and family. •
Mrs. Mary Hey is spending a
few weeks in London with her
daughter, Mrs. Kathleen Burdg,,,,,
Mrs, Lizzie Oesch entertained a
few ladies to a quilting bee on
Thursday.
26. llirths
BLACKWELL-alohn and Orma Blackwell
Inc. Stevens), of London, formerly of
Henson, are happy to announce the
birth of their son, Kaith Steven% on
Mercio 16, 1960, at Vint:yea Hospital,
London. A brother fer Laurie and
Robert.
DALE -At Scott Meinoridl Hosital, on
March 28, to Mn. and Mrs. Vernon
P81., Seaforth, a son.
HARGREAVE-4---Vic MI Shirley Har-
greaves, BruceDeld wish to announce
the birth of a tan, Garth Michael, at
Clinton Public Hospital, on March 17.
A brother for Brenda Anna Bradlee
and Gre,gory., '
McCLURE--Don aria Joyce McClure wish
to announce the arrival of their daugh-
ter, Cheryl Lynne, on Monday, March
21, In Clinton Pub/ie Hospital,
lrleCOURT-At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on March 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Angus
0, bleCourt. Seaforth, a son.
sTavrroN—Iterh and Norma Stretton
Lunen, nee SangSter, 0.00 Dimmed to an-
nounde the birth of their daw3hter at
St, Joseph's Hospital, London, Friday,
Mareh t5 1060. A sister for Pggy
end Mini*, and granddaughter tor
Minnie Snnanter, Henson,
WIN, HELSEA NEWS 00 OE WEEk
The Wmchelsea euchre waS held
at the school on Monday evening
with Mrs. Newton Clarke and Mrs.
William Walters as hostesses.
There Were five tables Playing -
Prizes went to: ladies' high, Mrs.
Fred WalSers; gents' high, Colin
Gilfillan; lone hands,- Mrs. John
Coward.
Mrs. Muriel Miller, of Farquhar,
visited on Tereqday with Mrs. Nel-
son Clarke and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Walters.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Glanville,
of Staffa, visited on Friday with
Mr. and Bars. Bill Walters,
Mr. Wayne Prance has returned
home from St. Joseph's Hoapital in
„London,
Mr. gnd Mrs. Harvey Smith, of
Creditola, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Gilfillan, Randy and Wendy, of
Exeter, were guests on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilffilan, Grant
and Barbara Anne.
Mrs. Garnet Miners visited on.
'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. Eric
Carscaden and family, of Exeter.
Mr. Philip flerd,'and Mr. Bill
Walters spent the weekend fishing
at Lake Simcoe.
Don't Forget Our • . . ,
FORAGE. MEETING
to be held at the New
'LEGION HALL, SEAFORTH
on Thursday, March 31, 1960
at 8:30 p.m.
• • INTERESTING SPEAKERS • SLIDES
• FREE LUNCH • • DOOR PRIZES
()NOTCH FEEDS
PHONE 775
LIMITED
. SEAFORTH
••
"The Most Value For the Farmer's Dollar
NOTICE!
As Dr, E. A. McMaster has announced his
retirement from partnership in
SEAFORTH _
take notice that all outstanding accounts with •
Seaforth Clinic must be paid by
MAY 31, 1960
After this date, Seaforth Clink will continue
under the partnership of
Dr. P. L. Brady and Dr. E. Malkus
This Week At . . .
Seaforth Arena
• and COMMUNITY CENTRE
SKATING CARNIVAL
SATURDAY—April 2!•
TEEN TOWN Hall
This space contributed tivough the courtesy of
UNION COMPANY
OF CANADA,LIMITED
SEAFORTH --- •ONTARIO
lite Beans
• Wanted
.See Us Now — Top Prices ,Paid
FERTILIZER AT DEALERS' PRICES?
Yes, it's true — 14 different analysis of Fertilizer
•at dealers' prices or better! Free trucking on
5 -ton lots within 10 -mile radius of Hensall.
SEED GRAINS
We have a large'variety of Com. No. 1, Certified
No. 1, Registered No. 1 OAT & BARLEY SEED
available. Treated and packed in new jute bags.
SEED BEANS
our stocks last, we are offering Reg. No. 1,
second generation SAN ILAC Seed Beans at $8.50
per cwt. By trading your present beans you can
have the best for approximately 85c an acre extra
cost to you.
York Barley Contracts Available
We are now contracting some York Barley for
malting purposes. This barle3r,will yield from 50
to 70 bushels an acre. We also have some Mont -
calm Barley for contracting.
WHY NOT ORDER NOW?
1. Prices are very attradive.
2. Spring is very near.
3. Seeds could be in short supply at
sowing time,
(00K BROS. MILLING CO.
LIMITED
Phone 24
Hensall.
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