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gbters,
and Mr9, G. "Hawai' l of
E's.eter, visited with r.elative'-
er the week -end,
Wxnnrfred' Cudtuore of Toronto,
visited with her parents here, her
father has been confined to his
room with illness for a few we~,
else,
The funeral of the date John
Caldwell, who died in his:80th year
on Friday, was held on Sunday
afternoon, from his residence to
McTaggart's Cemetery. He . was
an old resident of .Henaall, a sta-
unch Conservative and a member
Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Mrs, T. C, Joynt (left for Detroit
where she will spend a few we-
eks.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Hess, pleas-
antly entertained the other even-
ing and a very enjoyable time
was
was spent..
The Zurich Lodge of Masons
held a banquet and concert in the.
Town Hall ,Wednesday evening
last. The entertainers for the ev-
ening were Miss Pearl Newton,el-
ocutionist and Mrs. Edith Gran-
ger contralta and The Avondale
orchestra of Lucan. After The
program refreshments were ser-
ved and this was followed with
dancing.
Judgment was given •on Tiles" -
day last by His Honor Judge
Lewis at Goderich in the case of
Owen Geiger against Reeve Rob-
ert Higgins at Hensel, where Owen
Geiger endeavored to unseat Reeve
Higgins, on the ground that ' he
was a county auditor at, :the tithe
of his nomination. The Judge dir-
ected that the seat be ;yacant,and
each party to pay their own costs
Clerk A. Murdock immediately to-
ok steps to call another election.
Nomination to be held on Mon-
day evening, Feb. 20th, • and , the
election on Monday, Feb. 27.
SCHOOL REPORT
Report of U. S. S, 9, Hay and
anleys The results are taken
i>;r,>rvana test exams. held during the
month of January.
"Sr, IV. Total Marks 900 —
efikwendoline Clarke 708, Ervin
Gingerich 650, Anna Gingerich 583,
sslean Hey 563, Edmiund Schwartzen
amber 495, Claude Gelinas 210
ibsent; Allen Schrag absent.
,Jr. IV—Total 925—Gertie Bech-
•Zer 748, Rase Footer 507 absent.
Sr. III—Total 800,—Gordon Erb
'71, Mary Clarke 542, Lee Oesch
tun, David. IVlyers 445, Lloyd Jef-
llfrey 395.
.J'r. III—Total Marks 800— Gus.
iC:larke 567, Ephrianr Gingerich 536
-aat'bsent; Susie Oesch 534, Willie Be-
lichter 468, Clarence Geseho 282, Her-
-sold Thiel 327, Grace Gelinas 30
4. absent.
Br. II—Total 100 —Beatrice Man -
Snots 416, Mildred Hey 405, Mabel
Miichwartzentruber 400, LoniseHart-
un 330,, Wallace Gingerictl 27.9
Jr. II --Total 700 — Bernice Thiel'
Vl21, Leonard Bechler 290, Al:en Sch.
tWITtzentsveser
ch-
'f'hiva:rtzent.~u',er 234, Louie Sayre„ ` 22"
tnby Schrag 217, Pubon Gingerich
1Tis Clenxenco Jeffrey 212
4$r, x Total 250 Francis Fo.a-
,er .193r lith;:; .t (sese.,W se ais.eset.
Jr. I—wTotal 350 —Viotel Oesch
282, Anthony Hartmen 130.
P.im,er, To':al 250—Kathleen Hey
236, Reta Foster 231, Austin Hart-
man 1192, Yline Jeffrey 167, Joan
Gelinas absent, Lee Erb absent.
Teacher, G. Baderd.
HfENSALL
Mrs. (Dr.) Reid of Toronto, is
visiting at the home of Ed. Shef-
fer.
Our Spring Seed Show will be
held here on Friday, February 24,
in the town hall and promises to
be one of the best yet.
Win. Consitt visited Fred Berry
at Clinton hospital.
Mrs. S. Merrier and Mrs. J. El-
der were in Toronto the past
week attending a horticultural
meeting
Wm. Doig., barrister of Pori
Huron ,has been. 'spending a Few
weeks on his farm in Tuckers pith
near here.
G
eo. Thompeon=oriintends hlls,
,
ss
it au^,tion sale on Sat. ;25th, o
his house, lot tins effects, efts
''.11', Well h' he lntends to stove 1
i e sesta i.i.iu 1`.:elele ',rlth. his. d.:u
AUCTION SALE
Of 64 ACRE FARM, LUMBER AND
WOOD
A Pulbic Sale will be held at the
TOWN HALL, ZURICH
On SATURDAY, MARCH 3rd,
1928, Commencing at 2. o'clock
When the following wal be offered
for Sale—
REAL pSTA'1•E — Consisting of
Nis; Lot number 14, L.R.E. Con. Hay
Township ;containing 64 acres,
more or less. On premises is a
frame dwelling partly completed,
other small buildings and a small
orchard. Farm is well fenced and
land is of good quality. Township
holds a tax deed for this property
LUMBER AND WOOD—Quantity
of plank, joists, siding, etc. Also
small outbuilding. About 75 cords
short wood.
TERMS—Real 'Estate, Ten per
cent. on day of sale, balance in 30
days. Lumber, cash. Wood, $10
and under cash, over that amount
8 months' credit given. 4 per
cent. off for cash.
Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer.
A. F. Hess, Township Clerk,
E. F. Klopp, Reeve.
AUCTION SALE
XIOUSE'FI,D EEh'E(�TS'.
stave, 'baeebUrinee.+heatex, Detrain
vapor, 2 heaters, extension table,
sideboard, bureau, cupboard,coach,
dining room .chair's, kitchen chairs,
rocking chairs, hanging lamp,
clock, parlor suite, 3 small lamps,
2 lanterns, 4 bedsteads, writing
desk, 'dewing machine, cream sep-
arator, dresser, snsall tables and
stands, kitchen table, tub, crocks,
sealers, some „d.ishes, syrup pan,
pots, pails, ` washing machine and
wringer, and numerous other art-
icles, );
TERMS—Real Estate — 20%, on
clay bf Sale, balance in 30 days
without interest. Other articles—
$10. and ander cash. Over that
amount 8 months' credit on ap-
proved joint notes. 4% straight
Off for cash on credit. amounts.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
R. F. Stade, Clerk.
Wm. J. Blackwell, Administrator.
yy.
AUCTION SALE
;Of ,FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS,.
AND FURNITURE.
.cin Lot 26, Con. 11; Hay Township
1% mile north of Zurich, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 8th, 1928
Commencing at 1. o'clock.
HORSES — 1 black mare ris-
ing 8 yrs., 1500 -lbs; 1 bay mare
rising 7, 1400 lbs, by Commodore. ;;
Chestnut horse rising 7, 1500 lbs; 1
aged mare.
CATTLE -1 Stock Bull, White
Marquis -186503- born Oct. 15th„
1926; Red Rose -189664-, born Jan_
5, 1922, bred Jan, ,2 to White Mar-
quis; Snow Drop Rose -20614- born
Dec. 28, 1923, bred to White Mar-
quis Dec. 7; Rosalie ,Snowdrop
150616- born. Dec. ,1 1914, bred to
Huron Lavender Sept.. 10; Snow-
drift -176990- born Apr. 9, 1921,
bred Oct,, 6 to Huron 'Lavender;
grade cow rising 6 due at tim•eof
Sale; cow rising 5 due at timeof
Sale; heifer rising 3, due at time
of sale; Cow 9 yrs. old Due June
18; cow 8 -yrs. old bred Jan. 8;
2 heifers rising 2, bred Jan. 1 and
3rd; 2 heifers rising 2, not bred,
eligible for registration; 5 steers
rising 2, 6 steers rising 1 yr old;
1" heifer rising ,1 eligible for reg-
istration.
HOGS -9 stockers 170 lbs. each,
1 sow due March 15. ,`
POULTRY- — 3 dozen pulletts,
4 dozen year old hens, 2 pair Af-
rican geese.
IMPLEMENTS, ETC. — 1VI, - H.
7 -ft. binder, 6 -ft. M. -H. mower,14
plate M. -H. disc; M. -H. manure sp-
reader, M. -H. fertilizes drill 11dise,
seed drill' 13 disc; M. -H, side del-
ivery rake and tedder combined,
M. -H. hay 'rake 12 ft, Oliver riding
plow, M. -H. cultivator, steel rol-
leri N;a. '8 .dohble scuffler, hand.
seg,ffier, 4 section diamond har-
row, 2 walking plows, Verity and
Percival; Hess wagon 2% in. tire,
steel wheel truck, 4 -in. tire, top
buggy, bob sleigh, saw -log bunks,
cutter, Clinton fanning mill with
bagger, almost new; 2000 ib •scale
Gurneys ; bag truck, wagon box, 16 -
ft. hay rack, stock rect., gravel box
: feed boxes; Conner gasoline en-
gine, 4-h., p.; cutting box, 25 -ft.
6 -in. tubber belt, Conner buzz saw,
iO feet line shafting ".j -in; dozen
anchor posts ,fence posts, wheel -
harrow, 2 logging chains, binding
chain, extension ladder, 90 sap pails
and spites, sap pan, sugar kettle,
6 apple barrels new, 2 grindstones
emery stone, 2 scythes, 5 hoes,
good work bench with 2 screws,
x -cut saw, axe, copper kettle, -3
sett double harness, oak tan dou-
ble harness ,sett single harness, pr.
Scotch collars, 6 collars, horsehide
robe nearly new, good skin robe,
horse blankets, wool blanket,string
bells, pr. heavy bells, 3 doubletrees
3 and 4 horse eveners, ,forks,scoop
shovel ,spades, 3 neckyokes, scal-
ding trough, pr. trusels, gas drum
wagon jack.
GRAIN - 150 bushels mixed
grain; 300 bushels Banner seed
oats; quantity of hay.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS 2
beds with 'springs and mattresses,
child's bed, cradle, cupboar,.d, 2
tables, rocking chair, kitchen stove
flour chest, Peninsular. range, 2 doz.
half -gal. sealers, canned pickles and
beans, quantity of .seed potatoes,
early and late; about 25 bush pot-
atoes for table use; 1000 No. I
slop brick, milk pails, onion seed-
er, 2 benches, crocks, wine kegs,
pork barrel, cider barrel, Iard
cans, lamps, hanging lamp,wash-
ing machine, wringer, DeLaval
separator ,churn lanterns and num-
erous other articles.
Everything must be sold as the
farm is sold. Cattle are of high
class Shorthorns; Iixxplements all
in good shape, some nearly new.
TERMS—Hay, grain, potatoes
and. all sums of $10 and under cash.
Over that amount 9 months credit
on approved joint notes. 4%per
annum off for cash on credit am-
ounts.
J. P.. Rau, Proprietor.
4Vni. S. Johnston, Clerk.
Oscar Klopp,
Arthur Weber, Auctioneers,.
Of FARM, 1 ARM STOCK„ IMPL-
EMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS. s
On Lot 18, Con. 6, Township of
Hay, 21,e, miles east and half mile
south of Zurich on
TtJESDAY, MARCH Oth, 1928
Commencing at 12.30 o'clock, a.m.
the following
REAL ESTATE—Farms consist-
ing of 100 acres more or less, frame
house 18x24, with kitchen attached
16x,22, woodshed, bank barn L
shape, barn in 75x36 it; !straw shed
32x40, driving shed 20x40, orchard,
15 acres of hardwood bush, weal
drained, 9 acres of fall wheat,fall
'lowing done, rest in hay and
pasture.. Grass Farm—Being w94
of lot 15 on the 7th Con., a quant-
ity of timber on it. 75 acres snore
or less.
LIVE STOCK—Horses-1 bay
;•elding "6 yrs. old; 1 bay mare
1 yrs. old; 1 bay filly 4 yrs, old;
140.y mare 11 yrs. Mold; 1 baymare
13 'yrs. old; Cattle-3eteers 2
yrs. old, 8 yearling 'steers, 7 year-
ling heifers. Hens -1:00 white Leg-
horn hens; 90 mixed hens.
IMPLEME NT.'S, ETC—Frost &
oocl 6 -ft. binder, Frost & Wood
springtooth cultivator, Front &
Wood mo wer, 5-1t. cut; stiff -tooth
L -H, cultivator, Cockshutt 1ertil-
'zer drill, Noxon hoe drill, M. -H.
bean cultivator with puffer at-
tachment, 1 -horse scuffler, 5 sec-
tion diamond harrows, 16 ft. hay
:,a:k, wagon, gravel box, fanning
will, set bob sleighs, 2000-1b. scale
with stock rack attached, M. -H,
nanure spreader, light wagon, 2
':op buggies, wheelbarrow, extols -
;ion ladder, block and tackle;piano
hese, cutter, light buggy, Ford tour
ing cars" set sling ropes, McCor
rick -Deering 10-20 tractor, 2-fu.r-
eow tractor plow, double tractor
disc, grinder, saw 'and frame;
izZard cutting box with pipes
la f interest; 3 -furrow plow, 2
n:row plow, pea harvester, grind
.tone; 3 -drum steel roller, wooden
o"ler, M, -H. 10 -.ft, steel rake, Flu-
r r walking plow, Oliver riding
slow, Frost & Wood 3 -horse disc,
',onion fence machine, set heavy
harness, plow harness, single har-
ness, hoes, f .lr rreke segs.p
is 3
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lea,
collars, 100 sap buckets and
;sires, sap pan, salt barrels, a
raw rolls of roofing, gond ' axe
axle,
. k'el *dry S«3i' a<8' ; ..
• •F''ho.>•.;T Ott 'til Stat ie r ," "p. ','+ 3t i $iibit9 xrq ''pr e: condition. 4'
has . purchased , Atwater Keit of the coons were located but it-
radiory Iranr . X Jf. 'Sleet, . wa -iga ?�Rsibxe .to catch thesis; ail
Walter 11. )8arness has dispda- hve and they were shot. Tile cit.
ed of Ins groeery business on h r tee are still at large.
linin St., to Wags. Northcott, who The death, took place at her
has already taken possession. residence, Elimville, on Feb. 14, of
Dr. G. S Atkinson, who hashed 11iary E. Harney ,widow of the Tato
a number of racoons penned up Robt. Herrin:taan, aged 78 years,The
at his home, awoke the other malas deceased had been ailing for a few
ing to find that during the night years. She waa born in Darling..
they got out of their pen and had ton Tp., near 'Bownianville, and
wandered away. The Dr. has when a young girl canoe to Us -
made a hobby of raising racocna I borne, with her parents, settling -
and bad seven( o1 good size and] on the 5th con.
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