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D1NeE
IN
'd ernan's Hotel, Dashwood
ON
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6th,
NEW AND OLD TIME DANCING
General Admission 35c.
J. A. SERVICE
DASHW001)
111r. and Mr:.. Adam Fas sold and
son of Detroit spent the week -end
with his brother•, Mr. and Mrs, Philip
Vassold..
1V Ir. and Mrs. Clayton Wi1dfon^•
of London spent the week -end with
her mother, Mrs. Hamacher.
George ge Wolfe left last week for
30 days, sold subjei: to a reserved
bid.
Household Effects --- 51ia tons of
No. 4 furnaeo coal; Pandor range
stove; Home Comfort stove, 3 -burner
coal oil stove with oven; kitchen
table; couch, glass cupboard; 6 kit-
chen chairs; hanging lamps, 2 other
lamps; .2 rocking chairs, 3 sad Irons,
quantity of dishes, 2 small stands,
hall rack, Raymond sewing machine,
extension table with four leafs; side-
board, 6 dining room chairs, parlor
suit, parlor Lamp, parlor table, parlor
rug, 2 rooms of linoleum, bed with
springs and mattress, dresser, stand,
bed with springs and mattress,
bureau, toilet set, stand, wooden bed,
bread mixer, ash sifter, cellar table,
flour stand, ladder, bed with springs
and mattress, dresser and stand, gal-
vanized tub, ringer, carpet sweeper,
2 cedar chests, rakes, shovels, kitchen
uteri sils, pots, pail:, and pans, a
quantity of hard wood and numerous
London to attend te.:lineal school. uthca. articles.
Miss Vera i'tlle ir. of Exeter .spentTerms—Cash
the v.:.1.-t•nd with Miss—,s Maida an.i Arthur Weber, Auctioneer-.
141arg.lrot Wein. E. E. Weido., Clerk.
Mrs. Helena Campbell, Proprietress.
1 L4S Eunice Ot streielrer left las:•
for London, whero she will attend
Western Univ er r ty.
Gnr. Donald lt,, s tcmeyt•r of Bar -
Afield Camp spent the week -end
with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ri.stemeyer and
Donald visited with friends in Lon-
don on Sunday.
Miss Hildegard Miller, who has un-
derwent an operation in London hos-
pital, has returned htme.
Mrs. A. Haugh and daughter Jean
visit.. ti with friends in Guelph last
wee k.
Mr. Bechtel, undertaker of niters- hard water, some fruit trees, also an
ever, %• i ted with Barry Hoffman on orchard; 10 acres of hardwood bush;
Monley. farm is in gooa state of cultivation.
Me. and Mrs. Edgar Restemayer elms — 14 re• on day of :arc, bal-
visi*er; with her brother in Wclle:lc.g mice in 30 days. Sold subject to a
on tiunday, t reserved bsd.
Dashwood Band will lfurnish .hc
n.asic est Ildt•!ton Fair this week t' Horses — bay horse 8 -yrs. old;
Wednesday. dark brown mare 5 yrs. old, sorrel
driving mare 8 yrs. old, dark bay
AUCTION SALE rising 2 yrs. old, colt rising one year.
Cattle — Holstein cow due at time
of sale, black grade cow supposed to
be in calf; Holstein cow in calf; Pol
led Angus heifer with calf at foot;
Polled Angus heifer due at time of
sale; 2 Holstein heifers in calf; Jer-
sey heifer in calf; Ayrshire heifer, 2
heifers rising 1 yr. old; 3 steers ris-
ing 1 year old, 3 Hereford calves 3
months old.
Pigs — York brood sow due at
time of sale; York sow with litter at
foot of ten, 9 stocker pigs about 75 -
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm, Farm Stock, Implements
and Household Fifes,,, on Lot 13,
Con. 9, Hay Township, 11,i miles
east and two utiles south of Zurich, on.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Sth.
Commencing at 1.00 o'clock.
Real Estate — One hundred acres
of land more or less, bank barn, dri-
ving shell, house with kitchen attach-
ed; hen house, lig Stable, plenty of
Of Dwelling Property and Household
Effects, in Zurich, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12th,
At 1.30 o'clock, p.m. sharp the
Following:
Real Estate—Brick House, with
frame: kitchen and wood shed; small
barn, soft and hard water, a number
of fruit trees; 11 Lots more or
less. Drive way on south side be-
longing to property.
Term.: of Real Estate -- 105 to be
paid on day of sale and balance in
arab°e y t l' ..
Determined, systematic saving by
every citizen is part of the national
price of VICTORY.
Patriotism now demands not only
the saving of money but many
other things—gasoline and tires,
for example, Use of the motor car
must be limited to necessary tasks
— necessary to the war effort. Many
Canadian farmers find it unneces-
sary to drive to town to do their banking. They just
walk to their own mail -box and back.
Have you ever tried banking by mail? It is so easy and
convenient.Write for our folder,"How to Bank by Mair:
BANN OF MO
REAL
"A Bank Where Small Accounts AreWelcome"
MODERN, EXPERIENCED BANKING SERVICE
. the Outcome of 125 Years' Successful Operation
H MSALL I3RANCH, W. B. A.
GLOSS, Manager,. Zurich (Sub-Ag-
„nt: J) : Open Mot., Thurs., Sat.
tied
ZUR CH HERALD
lbs, each; York hog weighing about
9,0 -lbs,
Hens --• 100 Hybrids pullets, 50
yearling hens, 50 roosters,
Implements M. -H. binder 7 -:ft.
cut; Deering mower. 5 -ft, cut; Deer-
ing fertilizer drill, M. -H. springtooth
cultivator, 2 1 -horse scufflers, '2 3 -
section harrows, wagon, flat hay rack
wagon box, gravel box, roller, dou-
ble plow; riding plow; walking plow;
4 -wheel trailer; fanning mill; cutting
box, top buggy, open buggy, cutter,
2 car doors, grindstone, tractor;Cock-
shutt tractor plow; 10 -foot Veering
hay rake, eleetric fencer, pr. bob
sleighs, manure spreader Cockshutt;
ladder, disc, set single harness, set
double harness forks, shovels, cow
chains; logging chains; neckyokes,
doubletrees, collie dog, auto tractor,
2 vinegar barels, horse blankets,• 12
ton of mixed hay.
Household Effects — 600 -ib. cap.
Renfrew cream separator meat bench-
2
ench2 cellar tables, extension table, bur-
eau, 8 -day clock, 6 dining room chairs
2 rockers, 2 2 -gallon jugs, large lard
stick, 4 walnut beds, bench, cedar
chest, couch; sink; flour barrel; wash-
stand, kitchen stove with reservoir;
radio, Victrolia, sugar kettle, a quan-
tity of good potatoes, and numerous
other articles.
TERMS—CASH
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer
E. E. Weido, Clerk.
Sylv. Witmer, Proprietor.
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