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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1937-10-14, Page 4'VP It rt)1111, AUCTION SALE VI Farm Stoel and Implernants, 40n. Lot 12, Concession 12, Hay Twp. On .MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th. Commencing at o'clock p.m. HORSES -1 mar6, yns; oid; 1 =are 8 yrs. old; 1 mare 10 yrs, old. LIVE STOCK—Roan cow 7 yr. old; Mack cow 9 yrs. old; Roan cow B yrs. 'old; Red cow 5 yrs. old; Wht, -cow 5 yrs, old.; Spot heifer rising 3 .due Nov, 19th; Brindle heifer due , Dec. 27th; purebred Jersey cow 8 yrs.e14 due Nov. 30th; 2 steers 2 yrs. old; 4 black heifers 1 yr. old; 4 calves coming 1 yr.; 4 young calves IMPLEMENTS—Binder 7 -ft, "cut, -seed drill, cultivator, manure spread- er, disc, 3 -section harrow, 10 -ft. rake ' 14-h.p gas engine, 2 walking plow, 1)-1.n. chopper, cotter, single harnessd 'pig rack, grain rack, wagon, buggy. No reserve, as the proprietor i giv- ing up farming. TERMS—CASH. Settlement must be made before articles are lifted. Arthur Weber, Auctioneer. W. S. Johnston, Clerk. Chris. Zirk, Proprietor. tonal Walking plow, 2 Bleary walking plows; riding plow, disc, 2 2 -furrow plows, road cart, 2 gravel boxes, Ian- perial incubator holds 105 eggs; 400 eapacity incubator; broadaxe, adds, boring machine, large fence stretcher scraper, neckyokes, eveners, canthook 3 set of iron harrows; 1 -horse sculfier root pulper, cutting box, army saddle cower emery, 2 set of heavy 'harness, hells, 2,0004b. cap. scales, Clinton fanning mill, Jolliet graingrinder, quantity of bags, extension grain blower, and numerous other articles. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — Kitch- en cook stov&, large heater burn coal or wood, Detroit vapor 8-hurner coal oil stove, lawn swing, DeLaval cream separator, Eaton separator, chopper, kettle, iron kettle. No reserve, as everything will be sold as proprietor has sold Ms farm. TERMS—CASH Arthur Weber;-Alietionebi'. George Merrier, Clerk. John Bender, Proprietor. AUCTION SALE. DRYSDALE Miss Roselle CorriVeau is spending a few weeks with.friendS at Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laporte are spending a few weeks with their chil dren in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Denomme, Of Farm Stock, Implements and '1' and Mrs, John Denomme, Mr. . Household Effects, on Lot 18, Town and Mrs. Lloyd Bedard: were week - Line, 1 miles east of Dashwood on end visitors at Detroit. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28th. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Corriveau sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Laporte were At 12 .o'clock sharp, the following Sunday eve visitors with Mr. and Mrs George Denornme. Mr. and Mrs. Mandan and son Percy of Sarnia, called on friends here on Sunday. Mr. Louis Gelinas was a visitor with friends in Chatham. Rev. Father .Marchand is spending a 'few days with his parents at Till - bury this week. Rev. Fr. Brisson and Fr. Stinson from London were Sunday visitors with the former's step -mother, Mrs. Ed. Brisson, Mr. and Mrs. Heft Wesley of De- troit called on Miss B. Mousseau on Sunday. HORSES -1 brood mare 8 yrs. -old supposed to be in foal; 1 bay ...horse 17 years old; 2 grey mares 18 yrs. old; 1 bay mare Clyde rising 2 yrs. old; 1 sucking colt Clyde. CATTLE ETC: -2 cows fresh with -,calf at foot; Cow fresh; 'lied cow; I Baby beef ahc.ut 600 lbs; 2 roan caws supposed to be in calf still, milking; Red cow in calf; Steer 2 - yr old; 2 year Old heifer supposed to be in calf; 2 -yr. old heiier; 4 .steers rising 2 yrs; 4 spring calves.' .A.bove cattle are all good Durhams PIGS -70 stoclzer pg.3 'weighing about 60 lbs. each. POULTRY -75 White Leghorn hens. yearlings. GEESE -2 geese and a gander. IMPLEMENTS, ETC:—McCorm- ick binder, McCormick newer, Bra- ntford B.B. Mower; McCorm- ick 11 -disc fertilizer drill; 10 -hoe grain drill; International spring tooth Cultivator; stiff -tooth Tudhope culti- vator ; McCormick low-down manure preader, M. -H. bean - scuftler with !puller combined, 2-wheeltrailer, cir- cular saw;.. 841..p. gal engine; 214 h., p. gas engine, 3 wagons, wagon box, .stock rack, 2 heavy flat racks 16.4t.. International hay loader, McCormick 1.0 -ft. steel rake; steel ...drum roller,;- gilde delivery rake, •dobble light sleigh with tongue and shaft ,2.set'bob ale-. • leis, 2 set bunks, 2 cutters, •Internat-: HILLSGREEN Mr. Glen Weido spent a few days with friends near Dashwood. Mr. and Mrs. C. Robinson, Mr. and and Mrs. W. Davidson visited Mr. and Mrs. John Dodds in London. Mr. and Mrs..L. ,Schultz have folks, coining to their home from Germ- any. We wish them success in: theii; new country.: Miss Annie Cocrane of Clinton, visited Thanksgiving Day with her sister, Mrs. Fuss. iMr. .and .Mrs. J .Richards.on fwere visited on Thanksgiving Day with members of. their family.. Mr. and Mrs. W. Forest visited letomasa. • • 1 1 sineoeseesepsoefaeotmesioesery omeessammeommimesectimmeo, TO THE ELECTORS Of Huron Extend my Heartfelt Thanks to the Elector of Huron and particularly to all the workers in the great campaign for the con- tinuance of the Hepburn administreion in the Province of Ontario. JAMES BALLANTYNE. MASSEY-HARRIS NEWS FREE! FREE! FREE Free Mountings and Plenty of Free Air for all Tires purchased from Us; Quality Best; Prices Lowest; Written Guerantees; Ask to See the Tire which has over 125,000 miles of seiviee: Brngyou'r Cat- alogues, we will meet, alt competition. Seeding linpiernents should be in good working shape sh'ortly; Order M. -H. parts early. Cultivator points for many makes GAS OIL , AND GREASE Tel. Shop 149 0. KLOPP & SONS Res. 67 AUCTIONEERING? YES! 1". Ott ' 11ERALL? Thinsasti, Odxiber 1.4th, 1,931" t*t ,a,graS fot.frlit,4' • • • , 'Wills your name appear in Monday's newspapers? If it does, will you be 'Writhing with pain in the emergency ward of a hospital, va'.d1 your mangled remains be Testing in a funeral parlor—or will you be held by the Police on a charge of manslaughter? '' If yiiu, are a MotOrist- and. value life and property, help to stop -this. slaughter of innocent 'people. The death toll from car accidentsih Ontario, mast go down./ We are justly proud of the Police of this Province ----but they, aini`ot: be ave:Twhere. Most accidents'occur when a policeman is not around; 'Traffic: 7ip1ators know better, than to'speed, cut in or cioNV4r2Otliet.t4i– •i. with a oolicenian in sight. • Ontario,. Motorists will Co-operate , WherrYon'see a motorist driving ,irx:a manner .dangerous ta the:PUNIC', take his number, make a careful note of the actual time and place aid when you:reach youi:, destination write to the 'Motor Vehicles .Branch,: Department of •Highways, Toron-iii; giving full details. We de not invite reports -of inin.or infringements Of the traffic laws; you are requested•to use, sound judgment. We will deal adequately with offenders. ONTARIO .DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Motor Vehicles lirgnch „., rin.' • '‘ ' Mr. and Mrs. F. Lavender in Henson and gave his friends a real treat. Owing to the Anniversary Servic- Filshie, one of our bright es in the Kippen church op Sunday, young men left recently for Tur- The. service will be withdrawn in the Onto, University to resume his stud- Hillsgreen church. les. Several took in the Velma Anniv- 'Mr. and Mrs. John Kaiser •of De- ersary on Sunday. troit, who recently rented the house oil Albert st. belonging to the Jahn Glenn estate, have moved here from Ip Detroit and are now nicely settled. STANLEY TOWNSH In Auto Accident While returning to Toronto Sun- day eve last, after spending the week end at their home here, 1VIervyn Ry- chman, Harold Sherritt and Marion Sinclair met with nasty accidents on the highway, two miles out of Guelph Mr. Sherritt, who was driving, to av- oid a collision with another car, tur- • .F.neemass—Saundercock A verY pretty wedding took place • at theJtome of Mrs. Annie Sauncler— 'cork when Mary Isabel, second dau- ghter of Mrs. Saundercock and her late husband, was united in marriage to Wilfred R. Freeman of linnet twp by Rev. A. Sinclair, Henson. Misis: Edna .Saundercock, sister of the bride ina.de a charming bridesmaid and th& Harold Hilliard has rented the lied into the ditch and the car turn- groom -was 'supported by his cousin, IA 'on the corner of Albert st. ed over twice. Miss Siriclair had her ' .n.a*---rr Freeman D th nit Mr. Robert E. Robinson and soh Douglas of Carlyle, Sask., arrived at Brucefield this week with their stock and. household effects, his wife and daughter remaining in Toronto for a short visit with .friends there. They expect in a.shert time to.settle on the farm recently ;purchased, from • Mr. W. Dowson. Misses Rosy, and Adelene Palmer and the Misses Davidson of Hamil- ton spent the week -end with friends at Varna. The. Misses Palmer assist- ed with the music at the Anniversary services held at Varna United church on Sunday. Varna Resident Passes A highly respected resident of Varna, in the person of Mr, Alfred Ao.istin,;!,passed away at his home there op tricky October 8th in his 'Z3rd 401[4wing a brief illness. For 0115-54 .20 years, Mr. Austin* has icen the 4,cient rural mail carrier ,, 1 front v,tmna .Est Office and by kind obAgyrkgomiliners ate made a host of” frien,ds, The funeral service wits held on lYlonday from Varna United "hurch of which the deceased was a faithful member. Bev. R. 3. Peters officiated. Surviving are his wife, four sons and bwo daughters. use . ur ng sg g formerly owned by the late Mrs.H.,.heact badly cut, requiring several st- of the ,registHer; mrs. C.' Passniore 'tches and several teeth knocked out .sFaalt."intim. Garden of my Heart." Harmon and will move in about Nov lst. Mrs. Victor Fee has purchased ' the house occupied by Hilliard. I Thoos. ShnpsOn., acConipa.ned by his mother; Mrs. Simpson of Wing- harn were -recent visitors with friends lin town. • Geo. C. Petty has arrived home 'from Winnipeg :after a two weeks visit witht his daughter who resides Mrs. Hyoid Callas, who spent sev- , end weeks here. visiting with her TIM - Wier, Mrs, John Dinsdale left for her. home in Santa Barbara, Cal. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Fred Simmons, who with her. sum Jack will spent the wiptar,,, fPu'rnia.: carnet Case is Puttine ilarg0 weigh scale:s 'it. the railway' Station yards. .. , . , , . . 1, , , 1 t ' 1:t)V1I'11', y The HeMlnlInnublip. an& continuati:, on schools Were re -opened again Monday last after being closed for 10 days owing to t'ne epidemic. There was considerable changing of hornes on Oct. 1. Otto Stephan and family who have resided the :house belonging to Nathan Peck es- HENSALL tate, moved out on the Stelck farm Aft 10 inches' anti weighed over 5 viage to Mr. Brownlee in Delas, Tex. near Ilillsgreen. Wxn. McAsh who re- tons. These are the largest logs bre- I After' residing for some years In the= 3. W. Ortvvein recently picked ^ently 'from Sask., has moved into tho 5-71!,, floe IlinrsalT. savutnillk for IL they returned to Clinton. The some fine raspberries hi his garden, Pcsk home. same' yea& •• , funeral was' to Clinton cemetery. -.nd badly shaken up. Mr. Sherritti had his head and one eye badly cut and .other injuries while Ryckman was badly bruised, after receiving medical attention the young ,people, were -able to go. on to Toronto. Mauser--Burgess The Hensel! United Church was the scene of a quiet wedding when Rev. A. Sinclair, uncle of the groom, un- ited in =cringe Dorothy Jea, dalig- • h,ter of Mr. and 1VIrs. Dennis Burgess of Pt. t4iward to Arthur Frederick Manser of Sarnia. The bride was at- tended by Miss Marion Sinclair, of .1.1oronto, while the groom was sup- ported. hy his , brPther.,„ A :reception for the:immediate was lield at the Iltritedlchnrchlanarise at Hen-.. Sall. The happy. •couple. left. fog'. Motor' trip:to Northern Ontario.,andi .01Wr174,3klitsr • • •,•,- ;-•noit ;IH.1A B'kgee ' Arthur Dick ' drew into Welsh*d saw- mill, four elm logs cut from one tree, on the farm of Mrs. Wm. M. Doig, east of Kipper'. The logs contained 3,850 feet Three of the logs were 12 .ft. long and one 14.The butt log at the small end measured The' Wedciing dinner waS served in prettily ie�orated, dining room.' After the Meddinglxlinner, the happy couple jef44.4y 3nc4or..fer a trip to Detroit.. The 'ride twaixtlfe •recipient of many pretty and OSeful,presents. The gro-- can's gift to the bride was a handsome silver flower basket.. On their return from the, trip they will reside in Clinton - COUNTY NEWS The payentent south 'of Winghar4 on No: 4 highway, is now 01 clear. Dios At $eaforth Mrs. Isabel Broadfoot, widow of - William E. Broadfoot, died in Sea -- forth Inspit.0,after, a lengthy i1ines1; She :was :member of FirSt'Presby- terian Mora. A" Private 'funeral was, held Friday last to Maitland' bank Cemetery.. ,1 Several; robberies at Bruce Breaeh noiltdps,pre.r.qpote,d1...si!ye,9ip swp.- mer,o,cptiRap.ta hayte,left. ,,..rOkl,ce are • endeavoring to trace' the culprits; Died at Cliaton • The death 'occurred at her home in Clinton of Matilda l'errin, wife of ' Wm. H. Brownlee in her 76th year. She was horn in Clinton in 1861. 00 Nov. 1903, he was united in mar-