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Tuesday afternoon. The old ,house
.
Thursday, April 15th; 1954 on the" farm "of Delbert Geiger, West
-- bf town took fire and burned to the
hl'Xrs. Jahn Gallana1� was at Lon -(ground, there was no one living in
the house at present, it was however
44lon on Wednesday, visiting with her
lhueband who is a patient at the hos-
tal, having undergone two operat-
ens, but is doing nicely.
Mrs, Roy Lamont is a patient in
ondon Hospital for eye trouble.
The .Canadian textile industry
ifeeoduced the special sleeping bags
Sped recently bI? Ibhe suecesaful Ht.
Everest olimilbers.-•-Can. Facts.
In 1952 Canada (produced more
than a hundred million dollars worth
gold, nickel, zine, petroleum and
nasal. -•-+Can. Facts.
When Painting
To avoid the nusiance of getting
taaint on your hand and arm when
You are painting a ceiling or other
.'thigh places, punch a hole in a paper
plate and fit the paint brush."lian ile
through it.
Fires were making their rounds on
used for boiling maple syrup. About
500 acres of land in the Pinery were
over -run by fire on Tuesday after-
noon The Ipperwash :military fire
;fighters were called on the job and
did much to control the blazing
ibushl ands.
YOUTH GROUPS MEET
A very, successful interdenomina-
tional youth fireside, "Operation',
Friendship," was held in the Sun-
day School rooms of Carmel church,
Hensall, Sunday eve. last, following
the church service, when 50 young
people from four. . district churches
with their minister", met for a pro-
gram of fellowship and inspiration.
Following several Bible quizzes, re-
presentatives of each society took
part in the. program. The Y.P. League
from St. Peter's Lutheran Church,
WE ARE NOW TAKING CONTRACTS FOR 1954
CONTRACT EARLY
ACREAGE HAS BEEN
PHONE 24
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FOR
at the _ '::114
GREATLY REDUCED
MiDing C
HENSALL, ONT.
The purchase of fertilizer is sometimes a
headache. Because the need for it usually
comes at a time -when there are a lot of
expenses and little income.
Avoid that headache this year. See your
SUV fl p' °+B of M manager about a loan. Repayment
my ill terms are-easy—suited toa farmer's require-
ments. Drop in at your nearest B of M
branch today, or as soon as convenient.
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wide, comfortable, chair -high
seats. Because you, sit higher, you
enjoy an unobstructed view of
the road. Note, to the linearious
Dodge inte)'10I' appointnieiitd.
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HURRY UP A HILL or along an
open highway. Zip away from a
atandstill. That way you will feel
the flashing reserve of power that
makes the beautiful Dodge the
action car for '54.
TEST ITS EASY HANDLING next
. . . around corners, through
traffic, in tight spots. Pressure
you exert on the steering wheel
is multiplied i1 times to make
urning easier. ..
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CHECK FOR 4EXTR? VALUE .. .
the "big car" feel and perform-
ance that is yours at such low
cost. Take the 5 -mile trial soon
in the big Dependable Dodge,
now "at your dealer's.
HEAD FOR THE BUMPS you
ordinarily would avoid. Feel how
Oriflow shock absorbers, unique
spring suspension and low centre
of gravity bring you a steady,
level ride that's 3 ways smoother.
Nearby are 5 miles of road you
drive often. Why not drive them
in a new Dodge ... and see the
difference.
We know you'll enjoy every
mile of the ride. And we're sure
that the more you learn about
the new Dodge, the more you'll
be impressed by this great car.
Your telephone call will bring a
Dodge to your doorstep for a
5 -mile trial. Call us soon.
Before you buy anywhere,
ask your Dodge -DeSoto dealer
what extra value he can offer on
a new or used car.
I ANUFACTURED IN CANADA BY CHRYSLER CORPORATION OF CANADA, LIMITED
HENSALL MOTOR SALES
HENSALL - ONTARIO
Zurich, were .present and their min-
ister Rev, E. W.. Heimrich, presented
a very forceful message on the theme
"As the Father has sent me, so
send I you." The Carmel Y.P. Society
host group, took part in the program
and served refreshment: at the close.
The program was part of a nation-
wide observance which is under the
sponsorship of the National Young
People's Committee of the Canadian
Council of Churches, whose aim is to
foster a greater spirit of unity and
.fellowship amongst Christian young
people.. Ministers present were: rev-
erends Norman McLeod, Kippen;
W. J. Rogers, Hensall; E. W. Heim -
rich, Zurich; and J. B. Fox, minister
of Camel Church.
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects, in the
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
On
SATURDAY, APRIL 17th.
At 1 o'clock, .p.m.
Kitchen table and China Cabinet,
chairs, clocks, 2 radios, dining room
table and chair;, antique walnut pie
crust table, sofa bed, 2 occasional
chairs, kimode chair, settee end
chairs, rocking chairs, 3 beers, springs
and mattresses; 3 dressers and chest
of drawers, set bathroom scales, wash
stand, basin and pitchers, trunk, Ed-
ison phonograph, Thor electric wash-
ing machine, dishes, bedding, fruit
and fruit jars, tools, 2 ton stake
Dodge truck, '37 model; 100 -ft.
garden hose, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Also a power lawn mower.
Terms --Cash
Property. is Estate of late Thomas
Butt.
Auctioneer — Harold Jackson
Clerk — E. P. Chesney.
Executors --- John and 1ioy Butt.
Solicitors --.- Elmer Bell, Exeter.
.CATTLE —'Hereford Cow, 7 yre
old, recently freshened, with calf at
foot; Holstein Cow, 6 yrs. old, fres-
hened with calf at foot; Holstein Co.v
7 years old, due May lst; Holstein
Heifer, recently bred; Holstein Heifer
10 :months old.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Real Estate, Household Effects,
and Min. Items, on the premises, in
THE VILLAGE OF ZURICH
The undersigned Auctioneer has been
instructed to sell by public auction on
SATURDAY, APRIL 17th, Com -
PIGS --- 7 pigs, 4 months old. menGing at 1:30 p.m. sharp:
POULTRY and Equipment — Real Estate — Consists of Lot Vol
465 Sussex X New Hampshire Hens,
S. 107 and 148 Village of. Zuri'h,
one year old, laying; large colony 5 rangon which is situated a well built two -
House; 2 Holland Electrrc range
'storey solid white brick dwelling,very,
(500 chick capacity) ;e steel- nicely located. House has full base- terd; feed troughs and drinking roue- ,•lent, furnace, modern kitchen with'
tains. I built-in cupboards; 3 -piece hath, hard ; undersigned Auctioneer is instructed
iMPLEMENTS --• 1I -H. Clipper, wood floors throughout. Good sized � to sell by public auction on
selfspropelleci Combine, with pick-up garden, very suitable for a building' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21st,
and scour cleaner; 1949 Ford Tree- lot; fine lawn and shade trees. At 1 o'clock p.m. sharp
tor (A 1 condition) : 1942 Pori Terms of Real Estate — 10%. on i Horses — Good reliable work team
Tractor (recently overhauled) ; Ford day of sale; balance in 30 days. Sold mare and gelding.
Hydraulic front end loader; tractor subject to a reasonable reserved bid, ( Cattle —Ayrshire ,cow, fresh one
shish scraper; 2 Ford, tractor plows; Household Effects— Gerhard Imonth; 'Holstein heifer carryrng her
Dearborn buck rake; Ford cultivator Heintzman piano, like new; 3-islece Second calf, due sale date; Hereford
with pulleys; i?iessell Tandem Wise; chesterfield suite, occasional chair; heifer, carrying second calf, due
M H. tractor manure spreader (near- q ,ale date; Holstein cow, fresh one
ly new) ; set of tractor chains (near_ anti ue dining room chair; modern ly rely) ; ,DI -Ii. lido delivery rake; style 3 -piece bedroom suite, 2 heel I month; part Durham andHereford
M -H. 1.3 -disc fertilizer Drill; tractor room suites, complete with sprmgs . cow fresh 3 weeks; part Hereford
bean puller. M -H. Blizzard power and mattress, dining room table ',t'ith;and Holstein cow, with calf at foot;
cutting box; circular :saw; AT -''.1. six matching chairs; kitchen table;blolstein cow with two calves at
,Mower, 5 -ft. cut; 1I -II. No. 1.1 Eine- and chairs, China cabinet with coat -foot; Durham cow fresh, with call
tric cream separator (nearly retic?; bination book case; Goad Cheer kit at foot; part Hereford and Holstein
Woods 2 -unit milking. machine; then range like new; 2 couchet,lecu- with calf at foot; Durham cow
elec
Woods electric il grain grinder; "Burl,, g ass cupboard, chest of dowers, to-
ilet; d„Q ,round sale date; part Durliazn
andtpi;ze�;aRradletllettbl>nzrtitire lc t �'r set, electric lamps, anti,Iue chair and Hereford heifer with calf at
OAnj 2 flat racks; wagon grace 1,a�: rocking chairs, electric beating bi,ulF�font; fi rolled Hereford rows with
Pioneer chain saw; power lawn mow- ket, washing machine, ourner 1o' calves at foot; 11 Iieteforcr yearling
er; 2 -wheel trailer and stock rack; plate, Westinghouse, radio, 'V6'11itc+' teers, Durham yearinig heifer. This
set of heavy flock and tackle; 3- sewing machine, mantle cloctit, dishes, I is an exceptionally good herd of
section drag harrows; hay rope pole glassware, silverware, linens, quilts, I cattle, all T.B. tested with no 1'e-
comfoltens ruge, :clot.,
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm, Vann Stock, Implements,'
and feed, of the Estate oi' the late:,
Wilbur R. Nott,. From Lot 4`4,
Concession 1, Tuekersmith Town-
ship. 21,', miles south of Clinton,
on No. 4 Highway.
The undor,igned Auctioneer has re-
'ceived instructions to sell by Public
Auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL :20th, 1954
Commet ring at 1 pall. sharp. •
i 714514,E rt ,.t: 'Yrow'n Saddl'
Horse. Fileani'd W. 1�:11i'�'', A.ustinnn,,, .
jack;
'�utter, forks, shovels, 1') ,il„r ; that: kitchen ut-
chains, milk cans milk pail, ,:ui ensils, trunks, picture• culrr mature i Hogs ("tinier i' IIk sow with
numerous other articles'
frames, step ladder, gatrletl t.nnls, ± ,"orlc weanlingpigs.
1 Ilitter of 12;
1+'ARM -.- At the same place at lawn. mower, f, ton ehe Implements . llt,c..ite ,
strut, co:,l; to — ?il
8 p.mi� 100 -acres (more or lees), of many articles too numerous to MOD -
this
15 -Tun drill; Inter. 3 -furrow nares
choice clay loam. Farm will be „il- tion, row bottom tractor plow: 3 section
ere>d far ,ale subject to t 1eseltcc1 Col nld 1 lettii( Sire^shi,l ,;° 1,1e, I,lia1„n„ci 11,!1.1.0 ,t,, 3 rection ...spring
hid and other Conditions of ,ale- (1 t1 in new condition, Ii<t, ,pedal .tttacrir ,
this farm i situated 1 stoney '- menta.
;tooth harrows, rubber tired wagon
roomed frame dwellinr; with :i-i:1"�•e , a'erm; Cash I't"1d rack, (teen grain grinder 8 lap.
bath 1•oom, an h bank barn /Mean', lstate of the lite john 1'.eksiein. eleet.ric m:++,dz tont 1n11per, ti, 80-111,
18x30' with pre sure syetem in barn ; . Samuel Ilendricic, call. n
implement shed 1:8x24': a one-enr • Lloyd Hendrick, Executors.
g'alage. Alsn on this farm are ' Ll 1+. Statde, Cl'ri-.
acres hardwood hush, and a newt- , thin Wolper, Auctioneer.
falling ovate,° supply. ^
TERMS of Fermi-- '10 v4 clown, •
on Clay of sale; '10"� to 30 days, wide i
silk cans.; Clinton f„Inning 81(11
!equipped with electric motor; Viking
i electric cream separator, like new,
Hay lied (linin .• .:'. 500 b •ies of
good quality Tiny; 500 bushels of
.,.
atnton seed
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AUCTION SAl .,. NOTE,t. o
to +• t 1 rltre 'istt
further particulars on day of toiled
Mortgage availabice upon a.r a11t;•'• of valuable i,ivestock, I,tveatock. Ina- of items to be offered, remn,luler• of
:m.ent. plements, flay, (.rain mid Misc.. tie u,< sale will be he13 t . date.
On Slut pl'enli.'n •. Lot 17, ("on. 7 Term= . • ("a: t
Frankerrer 'laroi, Q, (T.r;solicitorSf„„• Stephen Twee t 14, rtnlle north of Harry Trick, Proprietor.
t 1. •t,t.�.y,, creation . or :, • _. yenta west trrcl
l t'. elarnet 1'Iick.;, (''1orl-.
the 81, 'i'lt” Ai, ill Wnlper, Auciinnee:'•.
tllilt`s smith c,1 iii"�;v i;.