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ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
For the Estate of the
Late Mrs. Wm. Cutting
216 William St., EXETER, Ontario.
Saturday, March 30, 1974
1:00 P.M. sharp
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — Kelvinator electric range;
Frigidaire refrigerator; Westinghouse washing machine; G.E.
electric clothes dryer; kitchen table and 6 chairs; many odd
chairs; platform rocker; rocking chair; chesterfield and 2
chairs; coffee tables; end table; TV tables; 21" television;
footstool; paper rack; table and floor lamp; secretary desk,
like new; sewing machine; clothes hamper; wardrobe, like
new; dressers; chests of drawers; beds, springs and mat-
tresses; single bed; pictures; ironing board; clock; pots and
pans; electric toaster; electric frying pan; 6 gal. crock; roast
pans; electric heater, electric fan; 100 foot extension cord;
100 ft. garden hose; lawn chairs; wash tubs and stand; bird
cage; and many other items.
50 pc. set of dishes (setting for 8); cups and saucers; many
odd dishes; blankets; quilts; linen; pillows, etc.
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES ---tenNerP6est; combina-
tion buffet and china cabinet with curved glass in door; round
top trunk; washstand; iron and brass bed; small fern stand;
clay pipe; oil lamp; 19,53 souvenier plate; 1867-1967 Centen-
nial plate; many pieces of Noritake; moustache cup; carnival
glass bowl; somepcs. of Bavaria; R. S. Germany; 2 spoon
holders; cream and sugars; syrup jug; silver; souvenier spoons,
etc.
TERMS — CASH
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
PHONE 235-1964
Clearing Auction Sale
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of Farm Equipment
To be held for Gerritt Zondag, 1'/z miles west of Zurich and 5
miles north or 5 miles south of Bayfield turn left, follow signs.
Wednesday, April 10, 1:15 p,m.
TRACTORS — 4000 Ford Diesel, p.s. weights and pulley, 765
hours, one year old; John Deere 510 Diesel, 890 hours c/w
No, 37 J,D. loader.
EQUIPMENT — Gehl 2 ton mixall, 3 screens; J.D. 3 pt.h. 14"
3 furrow trip bottom plow; J.D. 8 ft. cultivator on rubber, new
teeth; J.D. 2 row 3 pt,h. corn planter; Allied 10 ft. cultivator 3
pt.h.; Cols° 3 pt,h, field sprayer, 50' of high pressure hose;
Int. 3 pt.h. 7 ft. mower; Case PTO 135 bu. manure spreader;
McCorrekk 3 bar side rake; McCormick 32 plate trail disc;
Case 4 bar side rake; Case 3 furrow 3 pt,h, 12" bottom plow;
Dearborn 28 plate trail disc and 2 row cultivator; three 5 ton
wagons and two 15' flat racks; Massey Harris 10' pull type
swather; 8 section diamond harrows and steel stretchers; Emi-
nent 3 pt.h. fertilizer spreader; Gehl 10" hammermill, belt
driven; George White 9" post hole auger; Dunhamlehr 7 ft.
scraper blade; George White cutting box, 40' pipe; farm
trailer with stock racks.
MISCELLANEOUS — Ritchie heated water bowl (new); cattle
head gate; mineral feeder; cattle oiler; Sunbeam cattle
clippers; cattle &harriers; Worrier feed cooker; fans; 200' - 311.
plastic pipe.
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200 jute bags; six sheets 14' steel roofing (new);
two electric fences; electric lawn mower; forks, shovels, lumber
and many many more items, two garage doors,
Hay — 175 boles first cul,
Straw — 500 bales.
Silage — 75 ton
Sixtrone head of yearling western heifers.
FURNITURE chesterfield and Chair; 5 pc. kitchen suite; 5
dining room chairs and many more items,
'Terms Cash Farm Sold
Prop —.6erritf 2ondag
RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
4824120 • Clinton
Reminder
FARM SOLD
CLEARING FARM
AUCTION SALE
for Mr. Jack Dye
Crediton, Ont,, 212 miles west'f #4 highway
Complete line of Farm Machinery
Tools, Household Items
Sat„ March 30, 12:15 p.m.
4 TRACTORS, excellent condition, baler, plow, wagons, etc.
TRUCK --1969 ford pick-up with safety certificate,
COMPLETE line of small fools, new air compressor, etc,
9 PIECE Oak dining room suite and bed, dresser, other
household items,
TERMS --- CASH
AUCTIONEER
Farm tom Shoebottom
Sales
'Household
Sales 'LORTON 666-0280
"Call now for complete Auction Service"
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Clearing Auction Sale
can't supply requested services
due to Telephone Services rule Estates to be
Auctioned
At Knapp's Auction Room,
Main St.,Seaforth ,
on Friday Evening, March 29,
at 7:00 p.m.
Consisting of wicker chesterfield and their; spanish bedroom
suite; 6 pc. bedroom suite; Rogers Majestic 25" coloured TV;
combination bookshelf and writing desk; walnut office desk;
library table with cane ends; cane fernry; wash stands; com-
modes; dressers; chest of drawers; piano-and 2 stools; 2 large
oak rockers; oak tea wagon; 2 pine blanket boxes; oak
blanket box; 2 kitchen regulator clocks; walnut service table;
wall tree; umbrella stand; jardinieres; large quantity of gloss
and china; 3 butter prints; oil lamps; Gone with the wind lamp
base; Clare Jewell wood kitchen stove; Quebec wood stove;
bells and chimes; 2 matching dress swords; bayonet; china
dolls; rockers; press back arm chair; large quantity of wood
chairs; small tables; fernstands; appliances and garden tools
and many more items,
RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
BRUCEFIELD — 482-3120
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Telephone Services, "We are
caught in the demand for new
services and we can't supply it,"
Mr. Roweliffe said.
He was referring • to the
inability of the Tuckersmith
system to raise the rate, to alb,
scribers enough to meet the
requests for more two-party and
private lines as quickly As they
are wanted. The Ontario
Telephone Services does not
business, possibly as big as some
townships and he wanted the
increase in the interest of the
system,
Mr. Rowcliffe said he would
like to see the auditor attend the
next annual meeting to answer
some of the questions raised by
some subscribers about the
auditor's report.
He spoke of the need for
political pressure on the Ontario
Tuckersmith Township
Municipal Telephone System
should have a five man com-
mission instead of the present
three, William B. Roweliffe of
Hensall told the 100 subscribers
attending the annual meeting in
the LO.O.F. Hall in Etrueefield,
Wednesday.
Mr. Roweliffe, completing the
first year of his three-year term,
said the telephone system. is big
Four generations
at Dashwood event
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of Farm Machinery, Truck
ir * Some Household Items Etc.
* for Mr. Ken Rock 44
*. Lot 6, Can, 26, McGillivray Twp, 6 miles north west ofi(
Parkhill, 2 Y2 miles south west of GreenwaY .4.
* Friday, April 5, 1;30 p.m. * * MACHINERY: 2000 Ford gas tractor with loader; Int. A trac- ed..
A.. tor; 2 furrow ptow;1 row stuffier; FF2 furrow plow; MF No. 3 01-
" pto baler; New Idea mower; New Idea 4 bar side rake; 4.
rubber tired wagon & rack; Aendon 7 ton wagon; 185 bu,
gravity box; 16 ft. auger 1/2 h.p. motor; Kongskilde '9 1/2 ft,*
cultivator; double disc; harrows; New Idea manure spreader;
power mower; feed cart; sunbeam cattle clippers; wire corn )41'
crib; snowlfence; steel pasts & wire; chopper; scrap iron; etc. .,.4
HOUSEHOLD: Simplicity washing machine; French doors; AT`
camp stove; sealers; odd chairs; bed and dresser; lamps; living
room chair; double dresser; coffee table & end table; vacuum 'T
cleaner; etc.
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By MRS, IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Four generations were
represented at a first birthday
party for Tammy Restemayer
given by her parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Glen Restemayer,
Attending were Mrs, Elizabeth
Brown, Seaforth, grea t-
grandmother; Mr, & Mrs. Roland
Vanstone, Hensall, grand-
parents; Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Boogemans, Mr, & Mrs. Alphonse
Denomme and Mr. & Mrs.
Leonard Restemayer.
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* TRUCK: 1966 Chevrolet 1/2 ton with racks sold with a fitness*
* certificate, ******************
FARM SOLD *
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AK of Machinery, Holstein Heifers, Feed,
Household Items, etc.
* for Mr. Alois Clymans
TERMS — Cash
Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS Tom Robson *
666-0833 phone 666.1967 *
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NEW COMMISSIONERS — Two new commissioners were named to
the Tuckersmith Municipal Telephone System at the recent annual
meeting. Elmer Hayter and Vern Alderdice are shown above.
Huron Expositor photo
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T * Lot 31, Con. 9, Biddulph Twp. on No. 23 Hwy. 1 mile
north of No, 7 Hwy.; 1 '/2 miles north east of Elginfield.
Thursday, April 4, 1 p.m.
HOLSTEIN HEIFERS: 43 well marked yearling open Holstein
* heifers. *MACHINERY: J.D. 2510 gas tractor fully equipped, 4 row
stuffier, heathauser; David Brown 990 diesel tractor with
* manure loader, power steering, etc; J. D. 40 gas tractor, 2
row stuffier and John Blewside dresser; J. D. corn and bean 4
* row planter with insecticides and rubber press wheels, 2 years AK
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old. M.F. No. 33 15 run grain arid fert. drill (like new); New *
Holland p.t.o. mixmill; Colsa weed sprayer, complete ; J. D.
semi-mounted 16" 4 furrow plow, Cockshutt 14" 3 pt. hitch 3 *
furrow plow; Cockshutt 10 1/2 ' wheel disc; Triple K 11 1/2 '
4„, cultivator with levelling bar and harrow; .1. D. rotary hoe;
'1 harrows; roller; New Holland 130 bu. p.t,o.manure spreader; *Oliver 10 ft. fert. spreader; New Holland side rake on rubber;
Case baler with Wisconsin motor; Little Giant 32' elevator;
* New Holland 3 pt. hitch mower; Innes bean windrower (like
new); 7 ton and 5 ton wagons with flat grain racks; grain box „Br with double wheels; grain blower with pipes; 3 pt. hitch
*scraper blade; 2 grain augers; 60 tomato baskets; barrels; 4"
plastic tile; Comet welder and air compressor; Duro water *
,,„L_ pump with tank, new roll of fence; tractor chains for 2510.1.0; 41r
"T- electric fan; cattle oiler; snow fence; hydro fencer ; 8 Beatty
cow Stanchions;: wheelbarrows; chains and many misc. ar-
tides.
* TRUCK 1969 GMC Y2 ton V-8 engine.
* FEED: Quantity of shelled corn, 350 bales of hay; 350 bales
Institute at Kippen
plan Kleinburg trip
Dashwood Brownie Pack
The Brownie meeting opened
with a memory game called,
'Bird, Beast, or Fish,' because of
sickness there were only eight
girls present.
Browny Owl and Tawny Owl
called the Brownies into their
Fairy Ring, Fairy queen was
Jennifer Gowarilock.
Following this, a game helping
to improve control over a ball
was played in the form of a relay.
The Brownies then planted
spring bulbs to take home and
care for until they bloom.
Badge work was discussed and
the meeting brought to a close.
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straw; 10 ft. of ensilage.
Jr HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES: RCA Whirlpool refrigerator;
washing machine; chesterfield and chair; buffet and 2 chairs;
—1 odd chairs; stoves; beds; water heater; etc.
* Terms Cash Booth
phone 666-'1967 41(
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Andwommow
allow the system to raise the
rates to make a profit,
Mel Graham, l3rucefield,
manager of the system, in his
report, said that last year when
the system went for a four-party
telephone service to replace the
multi-party, he thought it would
be good for ten years, but new
believes it may be only for five
years. "They are asking for two-
party and private lines," he said.
Mr. Graham said the total
revenue for the year amounted to
$129,923, with expenses $118,711
giving a surplus of $11,212. In 1972
the surplus amounted to $10,049.
He reported total assets for the
system at the end of 1973
amounted to $570,262.
During the year, Mr. Graham
said about 100 miles of un-
derground cable had been laid.
He said the system is now about
95 percent cable with only several
small isolated stretches., with
above ground wiring which will
only be replaced 'as they wear out.
Mr. Graham said 25 sub-
scribers were transferred from
Hensall exchange to the Bayfield
exchange which is now com-
pletely a four-party system up to
private lines.
Speaking of the Local
Initiatives Grant of $11,500 which
the system received (at his
request) in January, Mr.
Graham said he hired four men,
with a regular employee as
supervisor, who are busy cutting
the multiparty areas over to four,
party.
The system with a total of 1,878
telephones, serves the rural
areas and some urban areas in
Tuckersmith and Stanley
Townships, The Bayfield
Exchange has 564 telephones;
Clinton exchange 425; Hensall
exchange 450; and Seaforth
exchange 439.
Two new commissioners were
elected, Vern Alderdice of RR 2,
Kippen and Tuckersmith Reeve
Elgin Thompson of RR 3, Kip-
pen, were nominated to fill the,
vacancy to represent Tucker-
smith with the retirement of
Arthur Nicholson of RR 2
Seaforth who had served on the
commission for '27 years. Mr.
Alderdice was acclaimed when
Mr. Thompson withdrew.
Stanley Reeve Elmer Hayter of
Varna and Richard Erb of Zurich
were nominated to represent
Stanley Township to fill the
vacancy caused by the recent
death of Harvey Coleman. Mr.
Hayter was elected,in a vote 42-40.
and will serve the one year
remaining in Mr. Coleman's
term,
The commissioners were
authorized to bring in a by-law
for the next annual meeting for
the naming of a five-man com-
mission and each commission
would be allowed to serve two
terms only and then must retire.
Elgin Thompson was chairman
for the meeting and Mel Graham
secretary.
4. Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS Tom Robson 4(
* 666.0833
report. Mrs. J. Drummond
conducted a game.
Mrs. Charles Eyre was hostess
and Mrs. E. Whitehouse was co-
hostess. Courtesy remarks were
given by Mrs. Ross Broadfoot,
Personals
Mrs. Eiger Mousseau was
again taken to hospital in
Seaforth. We hope 'for a speedy
recovery,
Mrs. Margaret Hutchinson and
Mrs. Mae Hutchison, St.
Thomas and Mr. & Mrs. Clare
Leitch, Weston, visited.with
& Mrs. W. L. Mellis, Saturday.
Mrs. Steve Pine and Carrie
Lynne of Sault Ste. Marie spent a
few days with the former's
mother 'and father, Mr. & Mrs.
Ed McBride.
Mr. & Mrs. Bert Faber, Mr. &
Mrs, Ken Faber and Mr. & Mrs.
Tom Penhale left Saturday for a
trip overseas.
Mr. & Mrs. Percy Wright at-
tended the golden wedding an-
niversary party for Mr. & Mrs.
Orville Taylor: ****************
FARM SOLD
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By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KiPPEN
A skit "The Women's Institute -
Do you know that?" was
presented at the cultural ac-
tivities meeting Wednesday
March 20,
A workshop quizz was con-
ducted after the skit,
Mrs. Alex McGregor displayed
crafts which the residents of
Huronview had done. The roll call
was Name a food or utensil used
75 years ago.
The members will visit'
Huronview March 27, and havq,g4%,
booth at'Ernie Whitehouse's'sale,
March 30.
The food forum, Poultry Please
will be held in Clinton April 10.
Mrs. Al Hoggarth will be in
charge of the bus trip when
members and friends will visit
the .McMichael; Collection at
Klein burg.
Mrs. Charles Eyre gave a
reading "Model T." Mrs,
Whitehouse gave the family and
consumers affairs report and
Mrs. V. Alderdice gave the
education and cultural affairs
Personals
A number of ladies from Dash-
wood W.I. attended a euchre at
Usborne Central school.
Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse Grenier
and girls and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Rader, Goderich, at-
tended the funeral of Mrs.
Grenier's brother, Bruce Baker
at Kingston, March 25.
Tammy Rader spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Victor
Hartman and family.
Mrs. Ray Van Dorsselaer has
returned home from St. Joseph's
Hospital, London.
Randy Marriage, Clinton,
spent the weekend with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Leo
Gibson and boys.
Mr. & Mrs. John de Niet,
Willowdale, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Irvin Rader and visited
with Irvin who is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London. Along
with Mr. & Mrs. David Rader
they attended a family gathering
at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Fred
Miller Granton. Others present
were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howe
and girls, Lac du Bonnet;
Manitoba; Paul and Sharon
Rader, Susan Van Wyck and Bill
Bennett, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Merner have
returned home from a holiday in
Puerto Rico.
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Gibson visited
'IP
pm
with Leo Eveland in Victoria
Hospital, Sunday. He is
scheduled for major surgery this
week.
Betty Guenther, Susan Grigg
and Pat Bender have returned
home after a week's vacation in
Rome.
Business Liquidation
by Auction
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FOR THE ESTATE OF ELGIN PORTER
TO BE HELD IN VARNA ON
SATURDAY, APRIL 6
Property-Service station 58' x 50' on a lot 56' x 130', also sell-
ing a 24' x 32' newly constructed building.
$10,000 in hardware and stock plus Service Station equip-
ment and tools.
Three vehicles and 9N Ford tractor:
FOR INFORMATION PHONE
RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
BRUCEFIELD 482-3120 gas tractor; M.F. 85 diesel tractor; high' arch, fully equipped
.4( MACHINERY: selling at 12:30 p.m. Int. M. gas tractor; lnt. H
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of farm machinery, household effects 'antiques and mis-
cellaneous for THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN A. RYAN,
on lot 15, South Boundary, Stephen Township, 2 1/2 miles
east of Mt, Carmel on
Friday, April 5, 1:00 p.m.
MACHINERY AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS — Massey
Ferguson 165 tractor, Cockshutt 30 tractors, McKee Harvester
with 24 ft. self unloading wagon, Oliver 50. baler, New
Holland side delivery rake, Int. side delivery rake, Int, 7 ft.
semi-mounted mower, Int, 15 run seed drill complete, Int. 3
furrow trail plow on rubber, 2 furrow trail plow on steel, 7
section harrows, 4 and 3 section harrow pulls, Int. 28 plate
double discs, Turnco gravity box and wagon, flat rack
wagon, two wheel trailer with stock racks, 9 ft. land roller,
John Deere manure spreader (90 bus.), Oliver manure
spreader (horse drawn), lnt. manure spreader,. Hydrin 4
furrow plow, Massey Harris cultivator, drag harrows, Hydrin
3 furrow plow, hay loader, dump rake, Pioneer chain saw,
stone boat, grinder, farming mill, root pulper, 17 ft. 5 inch
grain auger, electric grain dryer, small hand tools, scales,
rope, horse collars, bags, extension ladder (32 ft.), sap pan,
quantity of lumber, split wood, 2 Universal milk units, Int. self
cleaning separator, Shell cattle oiler, tarpaulins, colony
house, Brooder building, electric tattle clipper.
VEHICLES — 1970 V-B Pontiac 4 door sedan, power steering
and brakes (sells with mechanical certificote).1961 Chev., 6
cylinder, 1/2 ton truck sold "As Is':
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND ANTIOUES - Ideal "Franklin"
wood stove, copper bailer, 2 toilet sets (6 pc. and 5 pc.), flat ,
irons, churn with wooden bowl and spoons, crocks, hanging
lamp, coal oil lantern, set of dishes, wooden arm chair with
leather seat and back, wooden rocking chair, leather racking
chair, Alining room chairs, drop leaf fable, wooden tables,
table scale, wash stands, dressers, wooden, beds, spool bed,
side, board, day bed, oval dining room table, five leaves,
Enterprise wood stove, cow bell, picnic table, sealers,
automatic egg washer and baskets Admiral 21 inch T,V., hall
tree with Mirror, apple peeler, broad axe, east iron seat,
vacuum cleaner. TERMS — Cash
7% sales tax on taxable items
Not responsible for accidents day of sale
D & i RIDDELL AUCTION SERVICE
of 100 Dairy Cattle, Machinery, Milking
Equipment, etc.
for Mr. William Sherwood
-4(' Lot 2, Con. 15, London Twp.,5 miles north east of *
Bryanston, 2 miles east of High bury, 7 miles south west *
- of St. Marys.
Wednesday, April 3, 10 a.m,
4( HOLSTEIN CATTLE selling at 3:30 p.m.; 60 m ilk cows, mostly
yfresh balance due in April; 3 bred heifers; 40 Holstein *
71' Hereford crossed calves born this year. This is a real good .ihr herd of cattle ready to produce for a new owner. Yearling Ar
Hereford bull and a Holstein bull.
K PIGS — 10 heavy chunks; PONY - 1 Gelding pony
MILKING EQUIPMENT: selling at 3:30 p,m. Steinhorse 27
74 can bulk tank; large Surge pump like new; 6 single Surge un-
its; sinks; strainer, etc.
g d d oo conition; 2 U.M.K tractors; N H ewHolland 616
harvester with corn and hay head; New Holland blower with
..he 60 ft. pipe; 2 New Holland self unloading harvester boxes
7‘ and wagons; super 26 self propelled combine with 10 ft, head
and pickup; Kilborne self propelled 10 ft. swather; Gehl pto
mixall with new bearings; New Holland pto manure spreader
* like new; Case No, 200 pto baler new pick up; New Holland
pto 68 baler; New Holland No, 67 baler; stooker; M,F, side
rake on rubber; Massey No. 6 7 ft. mower; Case 3 furrow
plow; Case 2 furrow plow; 2 Int, 3 furrow drag plows; Oliver
"PC 2 row corn planter; Oliver 15 run grain and fert, drill on
rubber; M.M. double disc; drags; Int. cultivator on rubber;
-"T` J.D. cultivator on rubber; J.D. pto field chopper; stooker; „hr tubular elevators; hammermill; steel roller; 3 pt. hitch scufflers;
gravity bin; 2 22 ft. hay wagoes; Super 26 self propelled com-
• bine for parts only.
j ir MISCELLANEOUS: selling at 10: a.m. Maganate electric pto
-7" generator used twice; Electric welder; welding rods; anvil;
vice; emery; forge air compressor; 2 new Calf pens; harness;
collars of all kinds; 3 pt. hitch scraper; pto post hole auger;
▪ 1( pto snow blower; cutter; sleighs; sap pails; spiles, etc.; grain
auger; tractor chains; electric motors; auger tart; fanning mill;
2 propane chicken brooders; lots of scrap iron; snow fence;
Ar barrels, etc., etc,
1"" FEED: 25 ft. of ensilage in a 14x50 silo; 1000 bales of hey;
* mow of straw.
4( player comb.; mangle Mari; electric stove; etc.
HOUSEHOLD: selling at10:ct.m,Propane cook stove; propane
heater; desk; Simplicity autoredtit washer; radio-record
Terms Cash
*, Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS Tetn Robicin
666-083 36-1967 phone 66 , 'Doug Auttiorteers "Jack'
237.3576 237-3431 • ****************