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f Farm Stock and implements
AS THE UNDERSIGNED HAS- RENTED. HIS FARM. SO IT IS
LIP TO YOU TO COME AND PUT THE HIGH NICKLE ON AND
itAKE YOUR GOODS AWAY FRO3!'i
Lot ` 1$, ° Cil.. 9, Stnnley Township
11 MILES WEST AND ONE MILE SOUTH pF VARNA ON THE BATS
/ION LINE ON
'Wednesday March 28th, 1923
COMMENCING AT 1,00p .m.
HORSES -'1 pair_ black Pereheron liox:;scs;"' 6 -yrs oldr, weight's-
bout 3200 lbs, A good pair; 1 black Percheron horse 4 -yrs olcl
Weight 1400 lbs.; 1 Carriage horseyrs. old weight .1200, a good one
will work any place.
CATTLE Roan cow 7 yrs old with calf by 'side; Roan cow
:tryra, old due 1st; June.; Roan heifer, rising 3 due in Augiust; Roan
heifer, rising 3, due in May; Red cow 9 yrs. old dry; Pair' Of grass
'caattle rising 2; white heifer rising; . 2; Roam heifer_ one yr. old;
Gives^ 9 months old:; Yorkshire brood. sow due in April;. Brood
Sot, with pigs 5 -weeks old; 2 bronze Turkey hens and 1'gobbler;
d$0 hens mostly pullets; 2 pure bred Buff Orpington roosters.
IMPLEMENTS - 7 -ft Deering binder; Deering mower; • Inter
national spring tooth cultivator; !set 4 -sec. diamond harrows; Fleury
Calow No. 21; seed. drill; 331x40 Empire wagon; road. buggy; Portland
e tier flat hay rack; . newg ravel box; most of the implements have
eBly been in use 3 years; Premier cram ''separator; set brass
mounted haraess nearly new, set farin harness; set single harness;
1sr, collar tops; 'pr. collars 22 -.fife ; collar 22 -in; drive collar ; .pr back
ands new; set heavy `wagon0oubletree's, set plow doubletrees; 2
Is:ckyokes; 9 -in. post holo auger ;scoop hovel; Yorks and shovels,
?watering pails, and strainer pailgalvanized pig trough'No. 3 Daisy
€huirn; butter bowl; solid side collapsible go cart; 715 octave pions
-organ; quantity of lumber; 4-ton2--12••2 fertilizer; quantity of hay;
:about . 50 bush. little Yellow Dent Horn; quiantity of oats,; bunch of
window 'sashes; and !numerous othat, .rticles''. •
TERMS' OP SALE -$10 and, under cash, over that amount 8 mon-
ths credit will be given on furnishing ,approved joint •notes. 4% of;
44Itar cash on credit amounts, Poultry, grain, hay and corn c-nsh.
101O. ELLIOTT # 117„.$$. JOHNSTON, GEORGErSMI'.CIi,
Auctioneer. Clerk. (Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock, Household tri-
vets, Etc. The undersigned Auct-
• . iron has been instructed to sell by
'ailblic Auction at Lot 19, Con. 11,
stay Township on fl'HURSI)A.Y,
A1a.Akt.CTi 29, 1923, C nanheneing at
11.30 o'clock., lint.
LI'C'E STOCK -1 Roadster filly
ira�inb 4yrs. sired, by Emperor Mc-
:k.inney. 1 cow 7 -yrs, ofd due its
April; 1 cow 4 -yr rs,old duce in rip-
.t fat cow; 1 heifer 2=yrs. old;
lA
Steer 10 months olcl;: 1 calf ,3
itionrths old; 1 ° sow dae in April ; 1
'WOW wi tli litter; 4 dozen young
bens 3 Barred Rock Roosters; 2
•muck's, 1 drake.
(GTT BR ARTICLES -2. new gravel
--o.4•es cutting box, w.heolbarrow;
-a eget single harness, light harness
oatid 'traces, set of ,,heavy team br-
aidle's; 2 collars, cross crit •saw;
wit
fug t; 2 crowbars, '.axe, hay'
toxic;, 2 dozen gra):in bag;,; ebaains,
*two seeder, 2 , stone hemmers, 2
tL t ",'l9 fire t
y
shafting with pulley, neckyoke, 2
doubletrees, scythe, forks, 'shot*els ;
spades, hoes, rakes and numerous
other" articles.
HOUSEHOLD El'ECTSr-Enteen
sign table, sideboard; bedstead; 6
kitchen chairs; churn; 2 eider bar-
rels; crocks, sealers; ,pails; music.
rack, 'stove pipe, drum and :muft-
i ous other articles.
14 T:EJ3.i'IS OP SALE -U0 and under
cash. Over that arnoi at 9 mon-
ths' • credit will be givren on £urn-
tshing approved joint. notes, 4%
off for cash on credit amounts.
Louis Wur'm, Proprietor.
W..1, Johnston, Clerk.
Oar I(lopp, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
Of Real L;stato, Furniture and
Ilousehold Effects will be held, 'at
Zurich on the property of the late
Mrs, C hrintt'ne Volland on Satur-
day 24t1a at 2 o'clock, para.
S. T)oitz, Arthltx Weber,
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AUCTION .SALE -”`
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Of Parra Stock, IMplements:
Household Effects, E; c. The und-
ersigned Auctioneer has been in-
structed to sell by PublicAuction
on Lot 28, S,B, Hay Township, o:s,
TUESDAY MARCH 27th, 1923, Com
mencing at 1.00 o'clock, pan. - the
following;
- HORSES -Heavy Draught mare
12 yals. old; Heavy draught geld-
ing 12 years old; gelding ricin; 5
yrs by Commodore; driving' mare
quiet and reliable.
-CA TLE -Cow, "Beit” (117711) 14.-
,$'-ears old with calf at Root; ' cow,
Rosebud Belle (:118333) 8 -yr. old due
at time of ; sale; .tow, Bluebell
(159076) 4 -yr. old with •bull calf at
at foot, bred to Cloverdale ,Chani -
pion, due Sept. 20; cow, 'Toptsy
(173617), 3 -yr. old. with calf : at Sool';
heifer, Daisy (182005) 2 -yr. oldbred;
heifer, Maybud. (184417) 22 months
old bred; heifer calf 11 months old
pedigree applied for; 1. fresh cow
6 -yrs. old.; 1 cow rising 4 -yrs. due
in Aug.; 1 baby beef ; ; grade calf
3 month's old; fresh cow 9 -yrs. old;
HOOTS -5 hogs... a2 out 175 lbs.each
50 Plymouth Rock and. Wyandotte
pullets.
IMPLEMENTS, ETC--M.-H, 7 -ft
binder good order, 1ti1,-TI. movver,
Maxwell hay loader; Maxwell 'side
delivery rake, MoC'romick. hay
rake 10 ft.; ]'Kemp manure spreader
steel roller, Frost a.a 1 Wood milt-
ivator, Peter Hamilton 10 hoe drill;
2 & 3 'section drag harrows, walk
lug plow, Maple Leaf double plow
Cocioshutt gang plow; scu.tfler•,
Frost & Wood dist., wagon, 10 -ft•
hay rack, new wagon box, bob 'sl-
eigh, light bob 'sleigh; critter, new'
buggy, old burg y, wheel barro°arr;
root' pulper, 6 h:p; 'CS'';a. rloo ger
engine in good. order;a Maple beat
grinder 10 -in, plate; Wisconsin In-
cubator, brooder, coai heater, :cut-
ting box, Chatham fanning mill,
fruit ladder, new stone boat, 1200
lbs. scales; bag tru -k, firs 'extin-
guisher, set brass nttalinted double
harness, set heavy h,arnesS, 3 sets
single, harness, 2 extra 'collars,
corn planter, corn rsheller, past
holt auger, pair woollen horse bl-
nukr. ts, wire stretcher, cross cut
saw, forks, neek yokes, doubletre-
us, chains, 2 bucksaws, 3 crow-
bars, . hanging lamp, parlor lamp,
a pipe wrenches, stocla rat`k, gravel
bnx, and numerous other articles.
-SHED GRAIN -300 bus. 0,A.C.
Nor. 2.1' barley, a quantity of Sweet
Clover 'seed, yellow blossom,
'.I':Ir`,1i112S OF SALE- -$iO and under
cash. Over that amount 12 mon-
ths credit' will beg iven on furn-
ishing, 'approved joint notes, 5 per
cunt, per annum off for cash on
credit aniountns. ;Grain said seed
:Cash.
Oscar Rlopp, Auctioneer.
T. Miller,"Clerk.
Prod'. Wiilert, Proprietor -
AUCTION SALE
barn, wParmn' Stock, Implements
and Flousehold Effeets. The aim►d-
ersignsd 'Auctioneer has betgi i . tr"-
Ancti •:n er', .ai,ruct�;ci to self by .I'iilalit 11:uetao'n
on Lot 'WM 20, N. E. Hay Town's1 Ala
12:ilf-riffle East of Drysdale, on
MONDAY: MARCH 201,11, 1923,
Commencing at, 1.00 o'clock
LVL STOCK --1 mare 9 --yrs, old
in foal due in May; 1 mare 88• -yrs.
old.; 1 mare 3 -yrs, old. CATTLE
-1 cow 9 -yrs. old; 1 cow 5 -yrs "old
a,t c;ow 4Myrs, old. due in May; 1 COW
1i 5rs, old; 3 yearlings; 1 sow due
in April; 1 sow with litter at
foot; 100 hens.
IMPLE11 ENTS, ETC ;--1 119 11,
binder 7 -ft. cut..; M.H. binder.- 54t.
cut; DLR. mower 5 -ft, cut; hoe drill,
steel roller, cultivator, set diam-
ond harrows,, wagon, wagon box,
light wagon, pole, walking plow;
double plow, hand 'scarier, sleigh
fanning mill, lscsaaes, gravel box,
hay rack, top buggy, 2 cutt re,
'sat single harness, set plow. harn-
'es's, 2 oil cloths, lap robe1 Buffalo
robe, extension ladder, • Ford
touring j'ar, bicycle, barrel, apple
drier, work bench, dozen grain
bagc, toolbox ancl tools, wire st-
retcher, (shovels, forks, -whir fletrees
Etc,, Etc
.• HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS ,Flap
py thought range, glass cupboard,
extension ta4hle, writing desk, 6 kit-
chen chairs;,, kitchen table, coal
oil heater, '4 z'ockers, sewing ma-
chine. 3 bedroom sets, hanging lamp,
parlor lamp,' dresser, - carpet 4.sw-
eeper, washing machine,. crocque-
not boars; clock, pictures. kitchen
louuge;'oil stove, phonograph with
reeord!.s, carpets. cream . separator;
2 bedsteads, : churn. porch chair, 2'
lawn mower's, dishes and kitchen
utensils,' 2 5 -gal. oil cans, piano,
and numerous articles.
REAL ESTAITE - There will .al
so be offered for sale at the same
time and place the foiling proper-
ties namely;. 50 -acre farm beta °i
W.% 29, W. B. Con. Hay Tp. This,
Ss a fine property of good farm,,
ing land, large brick house bank
barna driving hsed and garage the-
reon, Aliso part Lot W;4 29,
Stanley Tp. consisting of 25 acres
- • less of good farming land.
All shimaa of $10 and;,
.alder cash. Over that amount 8..
-months - credit will be• given on fur
cashing approved jof it notes. 5%
off for cash on credit amounts.
Real Estate -10' per cent 'on day of
sole, balance. in 30 days.
J'as. D.enomy Auctioneer.
`'v, S• - Johnston, Clerk.
ilia s. Julia Durand, Proprietoress.
COUNTY NEWS
James Rowe ofc.l3rinsley, accid-
ently . fell from the" top ,beam;, in
the barn 'floor, and lai's right arm
ti'as broken at 'the .elbow tarsal he
received. a' bad shaking up and;
was, taken to Victoria l'l•ospitali'
London, where he underwent an
operation, on his., elbow.
.The recent .controversy betwe-
en the St. Marys, Medina nand :ir-
kton Telephone Co, and the kirk
-
'UM 'subscribers seexris to be y;u r
ieti:ng down !somewhat, It appears
so Inc that oiil one phone has
been taken oat, many of the ,pet-
ition 'signers when confrontedwith
being, deprived of the 'service hay
ing changed .. their mind's.
What might have proved, a ser-
ious fire took place on Monday ev-
ening last on the farm of 'Wm'a
Hamilton., as
Cromarty, 'when the pip
les in the house became tixerheated
and it was thought iat .first that
frig was smouldering in the roof
Mr, Hamilton Istimznoned.' help from
the neighbors and soon quite a
numberwere on the scene. The
Thugs l,ay 'i ta;tch 22nd, 1923
winter'0141-li;iy at the house was low
and, the, water had to ba brought
from the batA, but the fine waits
controlled.
On friday last the' little ,sen
.Loy Pepper of Tuckerunhith, tivl+.
Ile out in the barn where his 'father,
and twa older 'boys Were .crushing.
gralglec.rnbel.
the nzdaelz3rats
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end getting his foot caught lirsora�Q
way wag badly insured, i
'Fbe milk "and cream of some of
the (oderieb milk dealers frail bei
low the standard set by the town
Board of health andthey have
been notified that they, melst bre
ing it up,
Reeve Ammos T'ipinig of Winghairir
was somewhat shaken up in the
cohesion' at Cobourg recexitly. why
Ile returningfrom a trip to
tawa.
Wroxeter ' voted last: week on a
by-law to raise $200o ` to erect a
community hall. The vote wala.
191' for and. 28 against.
Senn Bujts
• End c+�
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