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11051E BAKING SALE and Tea. in
Northside United Church h,, r om amen
tiered by Gratin" 1 of W A.. SUL111,13N,
April 16, 8-5 Ron.
DANCE EVERY Wdn„da to Earl
Heywood and OKNY hale name. Bang, ,
9:30 to 12:30. 3nturdav n yrhta '1 ,
Petrie's dreheetra, 50C -76c, MANTLE'S F•ilR SAIJ% 'v2uantity .lawn seal oats
WAGON WHEEL. reelect Place, Aust- (,er sal•. ApplyKI1NEST ADAMS. Phone
ford. C,.+2-tf 641 r 53, 4552-1
For Sale
I 'OR SALE Timothy aed. Apply to
It %RI ON 111 tI.ONNY. R.R. 5. Sawforth.
"h.•ne s0 r nn.Dublin. 4552x1
Ft) 11 S: 1_F Quantity Alaska seed
.at_. JAMES I. AN DS BOROUGH, 665 r
16. Sewforth. teelx3
DANCING IS ENJOYED by everyone •1 -Ole SALE -Holstein calf, two weeks
at the Crystal Palace, Mitchell, every Fri- MAC WILSON. Brucefi; o55 r Y,
day night. Music furnished1
by Clarence t'.11. n. 455E-,
Petrie and the Night Hawks. Please note
that the regular weekly danee will be F`OR e.. e --Used Coleman apace hCat-
F?lday, 8th. Li
held on Thursday. April 7th. Instead of erOX FURNITUE STORE. 4551-19 45514
Property For Sale
FOR SALE -Timothy seed; also some
alfalfa. JOSEPB CARLIN, 661 r 24,
Seaforth 4662-1
-^-- - FOR SALE --Timothy and orchard grace
FOR SALE OR RENT ---Frame dwelling semi. JOHN THOMPSON. Phone 633, r
on Goderieh St. East : three bearmuna. 31. Saeaforth. 4552-3
modern kitchen : hath : large lit in0 exert. •
PHONE 31, Seaforth. 4551-3
FOR SALE--7-morn solid brisk house
in Fafmondvilte. with bath, toilet down- 5. 1R SALE-Rud*les and leatta leo:
stairs. Su it able for an upatair apart- Harts Mountain Food, etc ERIC
anent. Apply to ROPERT W. F:BER- 171Lx:ER-FLOWERS, Senforth, 393.
HART. Phone 154, Senforth.
Saa x1 45511-4.1
FOR SALLA- Two calv-ea. Apply GOR -
110N REYNOLDS. Phone 667 r 24. Sea -
forth. 455E-1
Wanted
WANTED-Houaework by the day. Ap-
ply MRS. HAROLD COREY, corner Ad-
am and James Sta. 4553x1
j FOR SALE --'22' Teases traetor, Row
Crop , hydraulk wiuit.ts s . Like new. AP-
I ply to A. W. DUNLOP, Saaforth. Phone
Sib. 45:3x1
FOE SALEenure-bred -German Shep-
herd' patee, two' months old. Apply ED-
WARD MELODY, Dublin. Phone 2:2 r
10. 436112
WANTED --Ogilvie play money. FLORA
ANNE and HELEN SCOTT. Tel. $3:e r
13. 4:52x1
WANTED ---Lawn mowers to sharpen.:
DONALD J. litaeLEAN, Egnwndville. I
Phone 649 r 3. Seeaforth. 4552-1 I FOR SALE -Apartment size electric
stn,, lthree-wire nerv'ieel • electric re -
ROOMERS. HOARDERS 2W ANTE I; (rirerator. Roth in excellent condition.
Good resiiirnce: all conveniences. inelud- ph,,,, 394-31. 5, H. MLVNROE.
ins TV. MRS. N. Mee ALLUM. Phone: , 4;:2-1
187-R, Seaforth, 4551x0 '
FOR SALE --Another pair of i-ex,d
.. ... .. -..- -.. i broody Durham calves with Hereford
-...._ ■ nus. Apply WII.RL'R KEY ES. Phone
Help t'V an#; .-- I ;,6 r Il. Seaforth. 4:,.2x1
HELP WANTED -Girl or woman for ! MILhEB,S FOR SALE --More farmers
mother's Nein, to live in. Stats salary are ewitchintc to Surae Milkers each
mother
t er help.
live
HU. S EXPOS1: month, Contact LOVELL H. 3IeGUIRE,
eTOR. 4E51-3 Win, ham- Phone 593. New and used
machines. 'We specialise ' in good sow
WANTED --Organist and choir leader f milking. 4547117
for Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall ; i FOR SAI.+1;-A quantity of good cedar
Hammond organ. Apply to MR. GLEN posts diresn from the swamp to your
BELL, R R F o. 1, Hensel!, stating sal- • farm Order now. BORDEN BROWN,
ars expected. Applications rece*ted until 1 Kinburn_ Phone 841 r 2, Seaford&
April 12th. 4553x1 ! . 4548-8
WE NEED AMBITIOUS FOR SALE-Hardwoodn,Lot3, taps: Grey a red
acre farm, Lot 2S, Raundary. Gies and
I McKillop. east of Walton. Apply JAMBS
, s-TEVF,NSON, Brussels. Phone 60 r 4.
Brusseix, 4549x4
FOR SALE -15 spring tooth cultivator.
made to fit Ford tractor. Apply to ROY
LAWSON. Phone 669 r 16, Senforth.
4652x1
DEALERS
eni 4�.) j
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDI CORS
In the Estate of CLARA EDITH GRA-
HAM MERNER
All persons having claims against the
F.state of Clara Edith Graham Merrier,
late of the Town of Se*forth. In the
County of Huron, Widow, deceased, who
diad ou the 8th day of February, 1955,
, are hereby notified to send in full par-
teethe.s of their claims to the undersign.
'eea on ar before the 29th day of April,
19.e. after whish date the assets will be
distributed. having remould only to claims
I thin leech ed.
DAl'F.D at Senforth, this 4th day of
April. 1015.
M.-CONNELL @ HAYS,
Seeforth, oatar(o, •
Soli.itore for the Estate
45524
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of TERESA O'ROURKE
ell permits bilving claims against the
F+tete of Teresa O'Rourke. late of the
Hinge of Dublin, in the County of Perth,
Married 1�'oman. deceased. who diad on
the 2day of March. 1955, are hereby
notiti to send in full particulars of
their claims to the undersigned on or
before the 29th day • of April, 1965, after
which date the assets will be distributed,
having regard only to claims then re-
ceived.
DATED at Sea forth, dila 4th day of
April, 1955,
INcCON'NELL & HAYS.
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solkit„rs for the Estate.
4652-3
NOTICE to'CREDITORS
In the Estate of MARGARET MALONEY
All persons havin,r claims against the
Estate of Marrtaret Maloney. late of the
Toren of Senforth. in the County of Hur-
on, Widows, deceased; who diad on the
7th day et' March. 1955 are hereby noti-
fied to wend in full particulars of their
claims to the undersien d on or before
the 29th day of April, 1955. after which
date the assets will be distributed, having
reitoaoi only to claims then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this 4th day of
April, 1955.
5d5CONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth. Ontario,
Solieitora for the Executors
4,152-3
Auction Sales
ESTATE AUCTION SAL - Cir-
Aue;jon Sale of Liteeetoek. rain an _ .---�
Heuschole Effesta, at Lot 21. Con n 8. • Oliver No. 4 2 -mw corn picker (3
mullet Township. Iei south and 1'v eair'rears nld.: John Deere power mower. 7 -
of Tonle born on Wednesday. April 13, foot cut; Cockshutt rake; bar bay load -
at 1:30 p.m.: CATTLE- 3 Holstein cows. , , international aide rake on rubber;
fresh with calves at .foot ; 2 blue cetwa Gehl hammer mill ( like new) ; 2 single
• due to freshen time of sale: red Durham units Universal milking machine; 13 -disc
.ee due in one week : Polled Angus cow Cockshutt fertilizer drill, power lift; 5 -
due in three ss-eeka: 2 red Durham cows sections of harrows: 160 feet 7 -inch
1 due in three weeks: s Durham farrow threshing belt : 75 feet 6 -inch hammer
I cows; (this is a wood herd of young rows) : mill belt: Oliver bean stuffier; sulky
number of young Polled Anglia calves: 6 rape; rip saw with table; 100 feet of
Poked Angus fed year-old, ready for mar- 3/8 -inch cable: 250 feet of L -inch cable;
I
kei : b PolledAngus and Durham calves, 1,2004b. scales; hog &tales ; pig troughs ;
F to 6 hundred pounds, suitable for baby iron kettle: gas barrels; sap pan and
� beefs. SHEEP -.o Leicester ewes with 8 buckets ; 19.51 Mercury 1 -ton truck (24 -
iambs: 1 Registered Oxford ram, PIGS 000 miles/ : White cutting box and pipes:
-'9 York and Tam ries 9 weeks old. 2 heavy duty rubber tired wagons, pine
GRA1N-.-10 tons of choice mixed grain: flat rack: 9 -ft. grain elevator and auger;
quantity timothy seed. HOUSEHOLD saw mandrill with boxings; 8 railroad
EFFECTS--Ine•)uding kitchen, bedroom Iron rails 12 feet loser and 2 16 feet
I and living room furniture: '22 bunches of long; 25 cedar end poste; quantity of 3
No. 1 grade cedar shfnrlees. and other art- inch maple planks and 2 -inch ash plank
poles too immerses to mention. Terms- and 1 -inch elm - lumber SHEEP - 40
lash. ESTATE OF LATE THOMAS I.••ieester ewe. with , lambs ; Registered
ADAM:: Harold,lac4:a.en. Auctioneer. Cheviot ram. 1 year old. HARNESS -
4552 -1 9,t ,f breeching harness (like news.
SAWMILL with 2 saws, 156, 1 P-152
wild tooth saws: new track and leek ;
2 sawdust blowers and swing circular tail
me; cable feed: cant -hook : swamp hooks,
tongs. etc.. log binder, 2 drive belt (1
news. FAnetS: Parcel I --Lot 23. Con.
4, Stasi Tnwnahip: 100 acres. clay
loam lard: ;1 acres workable: 50 acres
piowM, and :; in grass: 25 acres second -
growth bush: spring ereek hater supply.
Parcel 2 --Lot 13. Con. 5, Stanley Town-
ship: 100 acres, clay Loam; 75 acres
workable land; 10 acres plowed; 2; acres
in hay: approximately 25 acres second-
•rswth hardwood bush: frame house: bank
ba,•n : silo, henhouse, garage. Good wa-
r supply Terms -Combine and John
:mere tractor can be purchased with 50
per cent down. Rest of .chattels., cash.
Property: 10 per cent down : balance in
, 30 days. Immediate possession, Sold
subject to reserve bid. WILLIAM
CALDWELL, Proprietor: Harold Jack-
( son, Auctioneer, 4562-1
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE OF CATTLE on N.H.
Lot 42, Conoteslon 4, Eaat Wawanosh, on
Thursday, April 14 2t miles north of
Blyth, on No. 4 Highway, commencing at
1 p.m,: 1 red cow, milking. bred Jan.
14; 1 half Jersey cow, to freshen at time
of sale; 1 blue cow. milking, bred San.
10; 1 gra,, heifer, milking, bred Jan. 29;
1 red Jersey, to freshen last of April;
1 red heifer, bred Dee. 12: 1 red heifer,
bred Feb. 10: 1 Hereford heifer, milk-
ing, not bred; 1 Hereford heifer, bred
Oct. 5: 1 Hereford heifer, bred Nov 12;
1 red heifer, not bred calf at foot; 1 black
heifer, bred Jan 11; 6 yearling steers; 5
Yearling heifers; 3 baby beef heifers; 4
caws. Most of these cattle are vaccinat.
ed. Terms of Sale -Cush. No reserve as
proprietor has rented farms. WALTER
H. MASON. Proprietor; Harold Jackson,
Auctioneer. 4552-1
ES'i'.A'l'E AUCTION SALE of Property.
Furniture and China, in the 'Town of
Exeter, on Hain Street, on Saturday, April
23, at 12 o'clock sharp: Oak dining
room elite, including table, chairs, buf-
fet and oral glees china cabinet; number
of upholstered occasional chairs: rockers:
email Mille; 2 couches; number of an-
ti,tue occasional cholla: 6 cane ehairi 12
kitchen chairs; mahogany and walnut
tsblear; butt walnut writing - desk and
bookcase; antique walnut bedroom suite
dresser with marble top; cherry anti•lue
bedroom suite ; complete 8 -piece modern
bedroom suite; 2 other furnished betl-
'Yuom suited; 2 writing desks ; walnut
smokers and ovine cabinets; drapes and
curtains; drophead sewing machine; foot-
stools; pedestals; 8 feather and wool
wreaths; 6 Wilton and Axminster rugs;
scatter mats; 4 mirrors; porch furniture
and awing: cherry dropteaf table; mantel
radio; 2 8 -day clocks. 4 -burner electric
stove; kitchen range; Eaay washing ma-
chine; 2 tool chests; trunks; QWlt boxes;
extension ladders; large quantity of fancy
and antique china; china vases and orna-
ments; table and bed linens; glints ; wool
blankets; lawn mower: garden hose:
garden tools. PROPERTY -At the same
place. 3 p.m., the property will be of-
fered for sale, situated on corner of Ged-
ley and Main Street; 7 -room red bridle
house. oak hardwood floors. 3 -piece bath,
new oil furnace: garden and garage.
Home is in excellent condition. Terms:
Chattels wash. Property -10 per cent
down : balance in 30 days. Sold subject
to reserve bid. ESTATE OF LATE MISS
IDA GLASS LI,L.E ; Harold Jackson, Auc-
tioneer: E. P. Chesney. Clerk. For fur-
ther particulars apply to WILBERT
CLAN VILIZ, Administrator• W. G.
COCHRANE. Solicitor for Estate.
4552-3
CLEARING AUCTION SALE of Farms.
Machinery and Sheep, at Lot 18, Conces-
sion 3, Stanley Township, 11A miles' west
and es mile north of Brumfield, on Tues-
day, April 12, at 1 p.m,: MACHINERY
--'_Hassey-Harris Combine Super 27, 12 -ft.,
with pick-up and straw blower mounted
on combine; 12 -foot Massey -Harris swath-
er %both like new) : John Deere Model 'R'
Diesel traet.'r with power -trot. L.P.T,O„
4 -furrow John Deere plow, 14e, bottom,
Power -tool: John Deere 2 -furrow plow
No. 52; Massey -Harris 32 -plate disc: 10 -
foot Cackahutt cultivator; 3 -drum steel
land roller: Oliver tractor. in good con-
dition : smeller; corn planter: manure
r: buck rake; steel frame circular
In good .vacant territories. Dealers in- FOR 5.41-F t.exxi top soil and manure.
ted communicatewith its right now General truckin r Ashes removed. Prime '
too reserve your territory. Good pr,duee_d reasonable. GORDON C. NOBEL. Rail -
Advantageous sentmission. Guaranteed way St- Phone 55-R.
seeress. Details:
4552x3 "
JITO: 5130, St. Hubert, Montreal' FOR SALE ---1 young Yorkshire boar:
4549-4 3 poene breed mss. Apply CHARLES
OFSER WOOD l'nneession 11. McKiIIon
------- • Township. 217 miles south and 21.. east
of Walton, -
For Rent 4552x1
t' 'ED PARTS for all makes cars and
FOR RENT - 0 -mons house in Esmond- tnt.•ks. Axles and wheels for wsuons or
cele. Apply ALVIN H, BEATON. 1067 tratl,•rs. Used pipe and steel. GLENN'S
Maplewood. Detroit 4, Mich. Tyler 74965. AL'S'O WRFX'KF.RS. Phone 413, Exeter.
4547-13'
Notices
FOR SALE •A quantity of Mortselm
• +seed barley. Alai a eke con,1'-tahle farm
•' ; house with Hydro, for rent. reasonable. to
reliable party Amer to PETER
w• MALONEY & SONS. Lot 11, Con. 4.
GET YOUR se
age work done now, McKill°p.. Phone 64 r 10. Dublin.
Only 12 per foot on rnntract basis,. All 4552x1
work guaranteed. Contact 650 r 38, Sea -
forth. FOR :ALE- e Hereford Coves 4 years
45551-te of are, to eteee during summer. Also
brick house to ,wreck, containing 10.000
COMPLETE LINE of Nursery Stack, sees brxk and good flooring, -ApPLy to
Nagle Nursery Cexnpans. Order now for , FRED DAWVSON. Exeter. 456 ring 6.
Sewing delivery. KEN POWELL, Re-' 4552x3
Presentative. Seaforth. 4539.12 '
FOR SALE-- W.C. Allis-Chalmers trac-
• dek and disabid horses and cattle ani•+tor with W.D sleeves. pistons and crank.
rick
bled out. Telephone LEROY : she:: Test installed. Selling a 9, 4, 4.
AC.HESON, Atwood 153. colleen Hi ,° DALTON SM_A4.E Con. 4.
4.i41 -LS Hrbbert. Fbor.e s: r 4. Dublin.
ESTATE AI'CT1ON SAIF, - Estate
4 -::tion Aa le ..f Farm, Farm Steek,
1larhinery and O,euseheid Effects st Lot
IS. Concession 12. Hullett Township. 2
miles mouth and "_ miles ens: of Blyth, on
Roinesday. April 20th. at -•1:00 p.m.:
MOde i 'L' Csae tractor: 1935 Chevrolet
Coach: International 3.forraw pima: stiff
tooth cultivator , cultipaci.er : oil bath Me-
Cormeld.Deering mower. a -ft cut : dump
rake: hay loader: 9 farm wagons; 2 16 -
ft. flat racks: ealkinc plow: to sheets
steel roofing and ridge rail: cutter: sleigh:
7-s.rt ion hartv,vs; ^.Uhl.tb. scales.
.STUCK-== Hcrseet,l and Durham cows:
1 Jersey .ns- 2 cal. es : year old: 2 work
homes. Complete line of household ef-
Atts. including 2 ranges : corner cup-
board: desk: kitchen furniture: living
room furniture: hdroom furniture: mats:
uui;ts: diahes; radio. FARM -At 3 p.m.
day of sale. the faun, consisting of 150
acres will be offered for sale, subject to
reeer. a bid. Brick bons.. 5 rooms: L -
bank barn : 20 acres bush; gravel pit ; 20
acres plowed, balance in hat and pasture.
Terms: Chattels --Cash. Property -10 per
• cent down ; balance in 50 days. ESTATE
0.F LATE HENRY S.A-NDERSON : Harold
.Yacksolt, Auctioneer; E. P. Chesney,
Clerk: GEORGE HOWATT and ALBERT
SKELTON. Administrators: R. G Hays,
Sob-citer 3552-2
NOTICE -Sanitary sewage disposal,
septic tanks and ma -spools. etc., pumped
and cleaned with modern +luipment
Prompt service. LOUIS RLAKF, Phone
42 r 6, Brussels. Ont. 4544x1:.
RADIO REPAIRS -For all kinds of
radios. at TERRV-S RADIO REPAIR,
otvoi Ate Dick House Seaforth. Phone
3.t7 -R,
45551-te
COMPLETE LAVNDETERIA in Scn-
tomb and district and Dry Cleaning Ser-
vice Phone 3ie. ERIC MILNER PUPPY FOUND -Owner mac have
FLOWERS, Seaforth agent for Brady s1i1Tte bs applying to Box 419, HURON
Cleaners 8t Lsneeeteria Ltd_ Exeter. EXPOSITOR. 435211
43551-tf
GROCERY. BUTCHER Supplies, Res-
taurant Equipment; cash register; type-
' writers, adding machines, meat slicers.
!grinders, scales. Globe Stritapson equip-
ment, Exact W eight industrial scales. Ser-
vice
errice to all makes, HORTON SAI £3 &
SERVICE, 339 Wellington St.. London,
Phone 33401. 4543x10
Lost and Found
LAWNS ROLLELI-Lawn Bawling Club
will be toning lawns richt sway Please
get is tosook with man when he is is
your district. SEAFORTH LAWN BOWL- HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (Rubber Goods).
LNG CLUB. Fre information. Phone 58. :tailed postpaid in plain. sealed envelope
4a524 adth price list, 6 mamples 25e : 24 sam-
ples 11.00. Mail -Order Dept T-79.
NOVA -RUBBER CO.. Bax 91. Hen9lten.
Personals
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING ttartish
ar Spray) : exterior or iatnrier decor-
ating. See nor 114.5.5 wallpaper ,. designs -
Apply WALTER PRATT and DOUG.
DALTON, Railway St.
45,-51-41
ATTENTION, FARMERS I - Prompt
eourteGux oalleetion of all dead and
disabled farm animals and hides. Call
wrest, ED. ANDREWS, 831 r 11. Sea -
forth or 24.5. Exeter. Associated with
Darling S Co., of Canada Ltd.
4Seal-tf
CALL SEAFORTH Concrete Products
for ontraeting- Any kind of repair
work, new buildings. barn repairs, cement
floors (plain or 0viormie Ask us fee esti-
mates. Plume or write SEAFORTH CON-
CRETE PRODUCTS. Phone 740, Sea -
forth. After 6 p.m., Phone
45.52-4tf
WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better nulls Are Used -
Artificial Insemination service for all
breeds of cattle- For service or informa-
tien, phone CLINTON 242, collect be-
tween 7:30 and 10:00 s.rd. on week days
and 7 :30 and 9:30 a.m. an Sundays.
4544-e5
FREE SERVICE
To Farmers
DObPT WASTE moves on Minerals
roar land dma not need. We will. with -
ant charge to You, take samples ofa the
earth in your 02143 and Have them art.
Want
Topnotch Beds Limited
F • ' nail
Cards of Thanks
MRS, FILEN. ROTES and family wish
to express their sincere appreciation for
al) the kinds none abown them during
their reeen1 bereavement. Special thanks
to Dr. Gorwill, the nurses of Scott Mem-
orial Hospital, 0 A. Whitney Funeral
Home Ivy Hendert,n and neighbors. and
those who sent floral tributes and cards.
4552-1
In Memoriam
BELL - --In memory of Mr. J. 1.. Ben,
who passed away one year age, April 6.
Farewell. dear father. thy work is o'er.
Thy wiling hands will toil no more;
A loving father, kind and tree.
No one on earth well find Like you.
--Sadly missed by Wife and Sons -
4582x1
Births
HOEGY---At Scott Memorial Hospite1, on
April 1, to Mr. and Mrs. La. -erne
Hews. R.R, 1, Dublin, a sum
SWAN -,At Smit Memorial Hospital on
Marc], 51. to Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth
Swan, Senforth, a can.
STAPLETON--At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on April 2, to Mr. and Mrs. Fer-
gus Stapleton, Dublin, a daughter.
armor *commemorated
Deaths
JOHNSTON--In London, on Tuesday.
April 6, Alton J, Johpston. of Senforth.
in his 5wi0d year.
O'Fi2ARN-Ln Dublin, on Wednesdaq.
April 8, Edmund 3, O'Heartt,. in ilia
70th sear,
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE of Real
Estate, Tractors. Farm Machinery, Live-
stock. Hay, G:aib and Household Effects.
The undersigned auctioneer has received
instructions to sell by- public auction on
Left 2s. Concession 3. leaborne Township.
11, miles east of Exeter on Highway 53
and 11, mile; north. on Wednesday. April
15th. commerrin• at 13:90 p.m.. sharp:
REAL ESTATE rostsisu of Lot 25, Con.
3, L'sborne Township. 100 acres of land
on which is situated a 2 -,storey white
brick dwelling, with all modern conven-
iences, consisting of 4 -piece bath, Pres- cent on day' of sale: balance in 30 days.
sure system, hardwood floors throughout. Sold subject to a reasonable reserve bid,
buih-in cupboards: large bank barn end if not previously sold. LIVESTOCK
straw shed. All in good state of repair. Dairy Cattle -Holstein cow, milking, due
Pleat of cies loam: 25 acres of hardwood in June; Holstein con•, milking. due lat-
bush. beet], and maple; young orchard ; ter part ,1Q September: Holstein cow, due
never -failing water sappy, Farm nicely to freshen April 30: Holstein cow. milk-
situated and in good state of cultivation- ing. due in June: Holstein cow, milkhur
'Terms of Real Estate: 20 per cent on
day of sale ; balance in 80 days. Sold
subject to a reasonable reserve bid, if not
prey -kraals sold- TRACTORS -Minneapolis
Staradard Tractor, Model "Z". used one
season, like new: Avery Tractor, Model
"A", used three seasons. in A-1 condi-
tion, equipped with new 2 -row stuffier.
F A RIR
c er-
FARIf IMPLHMENTS--International 3-
rrow plow : Coa ct butt 3 -furrow plow
ticfyeering "Fre." 16 -run double disc fer-
ri`.ir.er drill on rubber, like new: Minne-
apolis handen dise, IS -piste like new;
atst)eering 6 -foot one-way .disc: John
Deere tractor spreader. on rubber: John
Deere side rake: Avery tractor power
avower, 7.ft. cut like new: Allis-Chalmers
bean puller. surer beet lifter: Bisdell
spring tooth lever harrows: 3 -drum roll-
er : M. -FL. stilt tooth cultivator; 5 -section
daimond harrows: heavy duty rubber tire
wagon with box : steel tire truck wagon ;
51-H. 7 -ft binder; Spraymotor high pres-
sure sprawer. fully equipped. on rubber:
Vast grain mender: McDeering hammer
mill: ;0 t. hammer mill belt: circular
saw: fanning mill: :.000 -it orales. Mc -
Deering electric cream separator: root
pulper: set of sleighs: : H . electric
aaoter : emery: electric cattle clippers ;
Jamesw.as electric chicken brooder. 500.
capacity - chicken feeders: electric time
a'd t sh Ter chicken house ; 3 shelters:
electric fencer: shovels, forks, chains:
many articles too numerans te. mention.
CATTLE -Hereford cow. carrying second
calf. due in ?flay: Durham mw. carrying
fourth calf, due in May . black cow- car-
mine fourth calf- (Inc in May: Durham
vow-, carrying fifth calf, due in May : 5
Hereford heifers rt-sin5 2 rears old: Here-
ford steer rising 2 years old: 3 Hereford
baby beefs. averaging 750 IDs. met, ready
for market ; 3 calves, HOGS --21 York
chinks, averaging 85 lbs. each. HAY
and GRAIN -700 bushels of mixed !rain;
75 bnshela Beaver seed Oats; 2160 bushels
feed turnips; quantity of mimed her.
HOUSEHOLD I1:FFECTS--Wingham cook
move; oil burner; annex stove: oak elin-
ing morn quite; 9 ethic foot Frigidaire
refrigerator, like new; Mason-RISCH
piano; dresses ; beds ; solid wk dining
tattle: 055, 9x'12: Eureka pewter lawn
mower, eta.. etc This is an extra large
sale, Everything in first class condition,
and will start attar) On time. Terms -
Garb. EARL MITCHEL.i; Proprietor:
Garnet Hicks. Clerk ; Aloin Wolper, Auc-
tioneer. 6 1552-1
' IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE of Real
Estate, Truck, Tractor, Farm Machinery,
! Livestock, Poultry, Har,' Grain and House-
' bold Effects, on the premises. North Half
of Lot 3, Concession 13, Tuckersmith
Township, Ste miles northeast of Hensel).
The undersigned auctioneer received in-
struetions to sell by public auction on
1 Tuesday. April 12th, 1955. commencing
at 1:00 o'clock p.m., sharp : REAL
ESTATE-Coasiata of North Half of Lot
3. Concession 13. Teekersmith Township:
50 acres of land on which is situated a
2 -storey frame dwelling with red asphalt
siding, with an modern conveniences, con-
sisting of new sun porch, water pressure
system- new furnace. built-in cupboards.
( The home is surrounded with fine lawn
, and shade trees. Large well-built barn,
new stabling, water pressure system. large
new poultry house; all in excellent condi-
tion. Land the eery best of clay loam, in
high state of cultivation. This is a mod-
ern farm. If interested, inspect before
sale date. Terms of Real Estate -10 per
due latter part of September : Holstein
we milking, carrying second calf, due
• Holstein cow, carrying third
'milking, due latter part of August
part Holstein and Durham cow, milking,
due in October. This is an exceptionally
good herd of cows. high producers, and
from good blood lines HOGS --York' now
carrying fust litter, dee before sale date;
York sow carrying fourth litter, bred 5
weeks: 11 York pigs 11 weeks old. POUL-
TRY -100 Rhode Island Red yearling
bens. TRUCK AND TRACTOR - 1949
Dodge half -ton pickup truck in excellent
eonditioN: John Deere "M" standard trac-
tor, equipped with power take -off, hydrau-
be lift and 2 -furrow plow, like new.
FARM MACHINERY and MISCELLAN-
EOUS ITEMS -M. -EL cultivator; Deering
mower: rubber tire wagon. like new: 16 -
foot fiat hay rack, like new: McDeering
team manure spreader on steel: Surge
two -unit milking machine, completely
equipped with 40-12. pipe, like new; coo-
ing tank : milk pails: 11.41_ cream sep-
arator, equipped for 111
ectric motor, <e
new; 5 8 -gallon mil cans : large stone-
boat;
tone.boat; M. -H. root pntper, like new: 2,000 -
Ib. capacity platform scales ; 32 -foot ex-
tension ladder; oement lawn roller; colony
home: 2 shelters: 500 -capacity electric
chicken brooder: bag truck: wheelbarrow;
crosscut saw: garden hose: carpenter
tools: chains: shovels: forks, and many
articles too numerous to mention. HAY
and GRAIN -Quantity mixed grain. quan-
tity choice hay; 2e bales straw. 1401j5"8-
HOLD
01351HOLD EFFECTS -Westinghouse 9 cubic
foot refrigerator. hike new : Beach 4-bnrn-
er hydro stove: 3 day beds: 2 footstools;
sewing machine; metal kitchen table; 4
bitten ebaira; 2 bureaus: complete bed-
room suite: mirrors : end tables ; Wilton
rug : bell earpet • centre tables; Filter
Queen vacuum cleaner: Coffield electric
washing machine; kitchen utensils; seal-
ers: crocks; eke-, etc No reserve : every-
thing will be sold. Terms--Caab. FRED
5140012. proprietor: Garnet Melts, Clerk;
Main Walper, Auctioneer. 4552-1
Two tramps, out of food, were
wandering in the woods. "Just
think, Jerry, if I bad a big fat
slice of ham, I'd have a ham sand-
wich if I only had two slices of
bread"
HENSALL NEWS OF THE WEEK
Local GirlGuides Association
are holding a piper drive Tuesday
of Easter week,April 12, Please
have papers tiein bundles; mag-
azines and folded cardboard neat-
ly tied or placed in cardboard box-
es,-(Advt.)
Thirty Easter boxes were given
to the sick and shut-in members of
the United Church. In charge of
the project were Mrs. W. R. Dou-
gall and Mrs. George Hess.
The Misses Betty Mickle, Hen -
LADIES' LEGION AUXILIARY
The April meeting of the Ladies'
Legion Auxiliary was held in the
Legion rooms on the first Wednes-
day of the month, with 26 members
attending. President Mrs. J. Tay-
lor opened the meeting with the
Creed and prayer. Minutes were
read and approved. The treasur-
er's report was given and approv-
ed. Plans were made for a hard -
time dance in April. Applications
for two members were accepted.
Zone Commander Luella Hall, of
Blyth, spoke, and Lunch was serv-
ed.
FIRESIDE FARM FORUM
The Fireside Farm Forum held
their annual pie and ice cream
social at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Bob Dalton. This was the last
meeting until fall. The forum
wishes to thank the weekly papers
for their co-operation and space
each week; their printing of the
forum findings helps to make the
forum a success.
The social evening was enjoyed
by all. Progressive euchre and
crokinole were played and the
wrestling on television was enjoy-
ed. Winners in euchre were: high,
Miss Marilyn Taylor and Harvey
Taylor; lone hands, Mrs. James
Howatt and Eric Anderson; conso-
lation, Mrs. Mansel Cook and Neil
Dol m age.
Most games won during the sea-
son was Mrs- Mansel Cook, and
the lucky plate prize was won by
Miss Marilyn Taylor and Nelson
McClure. Prizes for crokinole
were: high, Miss Marilyn Riley
and Joe Babcock, Jr.; consolation,
Miss M. Tebbutt and Tommy Riley.
EGMONDVILLE
Mr. Andrew Houston and Mr.
James Doig have returned home
from a trip by bus through the
Western States and Western Can-
ada. They visited with relatives
and friends in San Deigo and Sac-
ramento, California. Mr. Houston
visited with his daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Lionel Roy and family in
Calgary, Alta., and with relatives
in McGregor. Man.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Houston, of
Kitchener, spent Sunday with Mr.
A. Houston and Miss Frances
Houston.
Mrs. Broadfoot. of Walton, vis-
ited recently with her sister, Mrs.
Ivy Henderson, and Mr. Hender-
son.
Mr. and Mrs: Albert Clark and
daughter. Barbara, of Muirkirk,
were visitors on Saturday with
Mrs. Clark's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Saunders
and family, of Royal Oak, Mich.,
visited over the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Elmore Stephenson and
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McClinchey.
CROMARTY
John Houghton, of Mildmay, vis-
ited his mother. Mrs• M. Hough-
ton, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Grace Wren is spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. T.
L. Scott.
Mrs. D. Bruce has left her home
here to live with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs-' J. Jack-
son, at Niagara.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Binning and
Richard. Mitchell, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Ken McKellar.
James Ramsey, Georgetown, vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ram-
sey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace and
Margaret Anne visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Caddick, London.
Mrs. Otto Walker is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gillespie and
family, of Komoka, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Laing.
LindaAnne Currie. of London,
visited with Oswald Walker.
The Young People's Society met
in the basement of the church
with George Vivian presiding.
Patsy Ramsey read the scripture.
Rev. Mr. Kerr led inrayer, and
Alice and Anita Sorsdahl sang a
duet, accompanied by Shirley
Wallace. Mrs. Robert Laing pre-
sented the topic.
FLAX
CONTRACTS
I -am contracting Flax for a
Toronto Elevator
LOUIS LECHNER
SEAFORTH : PHONE 298
Bible Book Room
THE MANSE - EGMONDVILLE
Visit ns for your small Easter
Gifts
Many suggestions fol every
member of the family.
CHILDREN'S BOOKS AltiD
PLAQUES A SPECIALTY
Call or Phone anytime
Mrs. W. E. Milroy
PHONE 666 r 12 : SEAFORTH
mall, and Helen McKinley, Sarnia,
registered nurses, and students at
the University of Western Ontario,
field work wi• at itt,.h �Victoriiiaonn Or-
der of Nurses in Windsor.
Mrs. Carl Payne has resigned
her full-time position on the staff
of South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
A number of friends of Mrs. T.
Parlmer, upon learning that last
Thursday marked the occasion of
her birthday, met at her home and
very pleasantly surprised her with
an afternoon tea and to celebrate
the event with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hedden, of
Exeter; Mrs. Lily Bissett, Brant-
ford; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Redden,
Woodstock, and Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Redden and family, of Dres-
den, spent the weekend with Mrs.
Catherine Redden and Herb.
The local Girl Guides Associa-
tion are holding a paper drive on
Tuesday of Easter Week, April 12.
Please have papers tied in bun-
dles, and magazines and folded
cardboard neatly tied or placed in
cardboard boxes.
At the morning service in the
United Church last Sunday, Mrs.
G. Hess and Mr. S. Ronnie sang
an acceptable duet, "The Old Rug-
ged Cross." The chair chose the
anthem,. "Ride On in Majesty."
An appropriate message entitled,
"The Sorrows of God," was deliv-
ered by Rev W J Rogers . Dur-
ing• the afternoon service at Chis-
elhurst, the choir sang "Sweet
Hour of Prayer." Next Sunday,
April 10, marks Easter services,
morning and evening, 11 o'clock
and 7 o'clock. Rev. W. J. Rogers
will be in charge, 'Special Easter
music will be given. Communion
will be observed in the morning.
New members will Ile received.
Chiselhurst service is 'lock,
with communion. Sunday School
meets at two.
On Wednesday, .April 13, the
monthly meeting of the Women's
Institute takes place in the Legion
rooms. Mrs. Geiger and Mrs. A.
Alexander are hostesses. Roil call
will be: How many meetings have
I attended? and payment of fees.
The standing committee's report
will be given. A large attendance
is requested. -
KIPPEN
Sunday visitors of Mr. Robert
Thomson were: Mr. and Mrs.
Robert •Stokes and Larry, of Lon-
don; Mr- and Mrs. Priestap and
family, of Mitchell.
Recent visitors of Mrs. Neely-
mont included: Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Schnell, of Saskatchewan;
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kalbfleisch,
Zurich; Mrs- Harvey Hurlburt,
Zurich; Mrs. Alice Cook, London;
Mr. J. Bowies, London, and Mr.
and Mrs- M. Robb, London. Sun-
day- visitors were Mrs, Jennie.
Sebilbe and Mrs. Norman Fergu-
son, of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs- Arnold Gackstet-
ter and family visited a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Horney,
of Exeter. ,
We are pleased to learn Mrs.
Wilbert Dilling is home from the
hospital. The best of health is
wished her.
Mr.and Mrs. John E4oddiejonge
.and children, who lost their home
by fire recently, have moved into
Mr. Jonah Green's house.
We are sorry to hear Mrs. Clar-
ence Smillie has been 111 and trust
she soon will be better.
State Farm Mutual
announces
NEW RATES
on auto insurance
averaging .
15% LESS
Man rotes dtafged by mod
other �� companies for liability,
MWsiora, mad comprehen-
sive coverage.
CALL AAE FOR OETML*
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Phone *49 r 4 : Seaforth
DO YOU- WANT A NEW HOME?
We will build you a two-bedroom home on your iot-ready '
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$6,800
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PHONE 740 AFTER 6 P.M., 22
DEMONSTRATION TRACTOR
Massey -Harris '44' Special Standard
Tractor with Hydraulic
REDUCED TO CLEAR
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ATTENTION, FARMERS!.
There will be a meeting of all farmers
interested in growing Sugar Beets and in
the installation of a mechanical sugar beet
unloader in the Kippen area, on
Wednesday, April 13th ,
TOWN- HALL, HENSALL, ONT.
at 8:30 pm.
Films - Talks - Discussions
Refreshments
BILL AMOS,
Fieldman, -
Canada and Dominion Sugar Company
Limited
Phone Write See
Geo. T. Mickle SOns Ltd.
HENSALL, ONTARIO : PHONE 103
for
A MALTING BARLEY CONTRACT
Don't Wait!
Limited Amount of Seed Available
We also Supply Fertilizer with
Contracts
Geo. T. Mickle & Sons Ltd.
SEE THESE GUARANTEED VALUES AT
Huron County's Finest Market
USED CARS
SPECIALS
A number of 1954 Chevrolet Bel Aire Power -
glide, fully equipped Sedans; and Coaches at
$750,00 below cost.
2-1954 Chev. De Luxe Power -Glide 1995.00
"Sedans -Fully equipped U
1954 Chev- De Luxe Sedan 1895.00
• Fully equipped
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1954 Standard F>� egped. Sedan 1 �'tJ.'s0
1953 Cbev. Sedan 1395.00
1953 Chev. Bel Aire Sedan, frilly equipped,
1953
1953
Pontiac Sedan
Henry J., four -cylinder,
overdrive ........_...._..____
1952 Pontiac Sedan
1951 Chevrolet Power Grade
Sedan __...
1949 Meteor Com -
1949 Chev, Coach ,.
1948 Oldsmobile Fleetline Coach 850.00
1947 Chev, Sedan M ,,
795.00
595.00
1953 1/ -Ton Pickup ... ; 950.00
1495.00 7510.00
1950 Chev. 1 -Ton Stake ._.
1942 International Fire Truck, fully egllipped,
850.00 - SPECiALS-
Cbev,
1295.00
1145.00
750.00
1953 CH'lV. BEL AIRE SEDAN..,,__ 12955./00
1949 ANGLIA ,.,__.. 245.00
A Written Guarantee ter 69 days on in Late
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