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Auto Insurance
RASH VICTIMS AWARDED
$96,781, HIS ONLY ASSET
IS $20,000 IN INSURANCE
—Headline, Toronto Star
The unfortunate driver who must
Tay' is not a rich loan. He estimated
!he'll be 114 years old when free of
eieht. All because be didn't carry
'enough car insurance at the time of
'the accident.
How about you, Have you enough
insurance for a judgment like this?
Enough. you know, costs little more;
$100,000 for death or injury to one
person
:$204,000 for death or injury to two
or more
5100,000 for damage to property.
'Get the full story from:
Bertram Klopp
R.R. 3, Zurich. Phone 93-1 Zurich
--Co-Operators Insurance Association.
Automobile Insurance for Careful
Drivers
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FOR SALE
Potatoes for Sale — Good quality.
,.Apply to Fred Regier, Phone I21,
Zur=ch, Ont. 4t4` +
FOR SALE
jersey Heifer due to freshen --
Ve,:cinated. Price +5.00.
Also 10 -ft. power take -off Binder,
In good condition. Apoly to Bert
.Faber, Kipuen R..2, i ; Phone 671 r
'15, Hensall. it"`
Clearing Auction Sale 4
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+<3x Livestock, Tractor, Farm Imple-
snents, Hay, Grain and Misc. Items.
el?n the Premises, Lot 2, Con. 1:,
"ITtiekeremith Twp.. 1 ? nmiels east of
Tlen,•a11, and 1 mile south.
`The undersigned Auctioneer is in-
,structed to sell by public Auction, on
WEDNESDAY, BARCH 14th.
At 1.00 o'clock p.ni. sharp.
LIv ESTOCK—
Hol:tein row, milking, carrying
`third calf, due latter part of May;
-Rolste.ta ' ow. carrying third calf,
due March 13th: Holstein cow, car_
r:iee .P,ond calf, due .before sale
date: Hoizein row, carrying fourth
'calf, due April 6th; Brindle row, date
latter tart of March; il•t,•he',m cow,
carrying third c2•' due March 15th;
part Holstein and Angus cow, came-
ire fhi=.l (nit. due March 10th; rem
se;- •caw, carrying fourth calf, due
before sale date ;Durham heifer nrlk-
ring, fresh six weeks; 2 Holstein heif_
ere, bred 2 months; Durham heifer,
due in April; 2 part Hereford and
Trarham yearlings; 2 steers, rising
-ter;, years old: Purebred Hereford
E»;1. 1:i months old.
'IMPLEMENTS & MI'SC. ITEMS.
Tractor - Allis Chalmers "C". "A."
fully equipped with sct `Fier, culti-
vator and bean puller, all in brand
yew condition; 13 -run 'FcDeering
.ferti]izer drill, like new; . MeDeering
t e delivery rake; McDeer i - mower
6 -ft. cut; havioader, M. -H. binder,
0 -ft. cut: Oliver 2 -furrow tractor
plow; 32 -plate tractor disc; fl-drem
Steel; roller: manure spreader: enieber
tire wagon • 2 sets 3 -section diamond
harrows; 15 steel posts; large steel
water trough; Letz grinder, like neve;
•60 -ft, endless hammer mill rubber
belt; quantity of lumber: 6 milk
cans; new aluminum grain :hovel:
'hay fork cone; slime ropee; 10 bast.
2_12-10 fertilizer; 7 hags 33 n.e. nit-
rogen; shovels, forks, Etc.. Etc.
Hay and Grain — 250 bushel.;
seed oats; 5 tons cob corn, 8 ton. -of
mixed hay.
No reserve. as the farm is sold.
TERME — CASH
toeke .Damm, Proprietor.
:Rose Love, Clerk.
.Ak=in Waiper, A.ucttoneer.
Extensive Auction Sale
Of Choice Holsteins„ Horse's, Hogs,
Tractor, Farm Machinery, Feed and
FHousehol,a Effects,
On the Premises, Lot 25. Con. 9,
Hay Township, Blind Line, half
zmnile east of Zurich and one mite
worth.
'he undersigned Auctioneer is in-
letructed to sell ley •public auetio.n on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21st
•Ooinmencing at O.? o'clock, p.m..ebarp
CHOICE HOLSTEINS—
Cow, fresh one week; cow fresh 3
weeks with heifer calf at foot; cow
.carr.trin;g third calf, due in May; cow
' arrying thirdcalf, due before Bale
l¢3ate; cow, carryine third calf due in
April ; heifer, fres h two weeks with
ta1f at foot; heifer, carrying second
calf, milking and due latter part of
re/Lay; cow, carrying second calf, mil-
king, due latter part of May; cost.,
carrying fourth calf, milking, nue
]atter part of May; cow with cal fat
foot, fresh two weeks; cow, carry-
ing second calf, milking due lr t
;week in June; caw, carrying second
calf, milking, due in June; heifer
'MO calf at foot, fresh ten wears;
'heifer, carrying first calf, due in
-June; part Holstein and Angus heif-
at, due April 8th;12 Holstein heifer;,
due in mid summer; 6 Holstein heif-
ers, rising 2 yrs old; part Hereford
and Durham cow, due May 11th; 3
i tereford steers, rising 2 yrs, old;
liereford heifer, due rn August;
['lure bred Holstein Bull 10 months'
fpld; Holstein eowq are of exceptional
od quality and high producing
lrod lines.
nRSETS .,._, •
't'erwheron Mare, Belgium gelding,
i?ls rr•r,rt'i wo,4r }spasm.
'(iifilac! -_ 'v^tlrrhirn sow with litter
to rylnyv,» , „,,,irC n1`t at etevoe, Of
+tlo. +'' ,,,.,r,., M1rrdl t"oilir; r,,...
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'.URICN HERALD
Concrete Silos
1956 Will Be a Big Year
In Construction!
Farmers interested in building
'a Silo should contact me at
once..
Get Our Free Estimate
Over 20 Years Experience
WESLEY HUGIIL
Phone 204 - Zurich, Ont.
contract barley
BEST NO. 1 SEED SUPPLIED
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
MODERN UNLOADING FACILITIES
Reid Beans & deeds Ltd
DASHWOOD - PHONE 87
WANTED
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Rapt lezgh business now aperi. In Hur-
on County. Trade well established.
Excellent opportunity. full time,
Write at once, Rawleeighs's Dept,
C-458-189, Montreal, P. Q.
Property for Sale
IN BLAKE
1 acre of Iand, more .or less, frame
house with 3 -piece bath, built-in
cupboards, Delco automatic oil fur-
nace, .floors covered throughout with
inlaid blocks or Iinoleum, reasonably
priced. — Earl perch. 30*
Farnilex !
With EASTER ahead you have great-
er sales possibilities. Sell finest line
of household necessities and comet,.
ies in your surroundings. Highest
commission. Ask for free details.
+ FAMILEX, Dept. A., Box F. Station
+ C. Montreal, .Can.
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WANTED
I will pay $13.00 for young dogs
25 -lbs. and over, delivered to me,
until. further notice. — Albert W.
Shirray, H.R. 2, Hensall. Phone 683
R. 11. St*
t Due to extra large Sale, selling
• will start sharp on time.
Henry Clausius, Proprietor.
Stade '& Weido, Clerks.
.1- Alin Walper, Auctioneer.
n lw00n
.i• Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rader and fam-
• i▪ 1y accompanied by Mr and Mrs.
+ Percy Willert of Zurich, spent Sun-
;: day with Mr and Mrs Garnet Wei,
berg and family of Waterloo.
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
;NOTES—
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NOTES-' Mr and Mrs Joseph Corriveau and
• 'Mr and Mrs Wilfred Corriveau of
musressumegluiltomermwhimawi,�� the Blue Water Highway motored to
London on Saturday last.
John imotors sterrupMr Fred Roibiston of Windsor,
completely re model "M" equipped, h� d aulic Iift, uric brooder, opper1apple0butterket- spenli the week -end in this vicinity,
ends.
A-1 condition; with 2 -furrow pInternati al 13 r sn low. in guaranteed ( 2, 40- al.tz&an tanks, 25 ft.bgrain piparb e vi
Mr JeanPauI Cantin siting atives and l of Detroit,
fertilizer drill: Deering mower -5 -ft. and elbow, 2,000 -Ib. cap. platform, was a week -end visitor in St. So seph
tales, bag truck, fanning min com- with his mother and brother.
plete with sieves; cutting box, snow Mr' and l!rs Fred Ducharme /eft
cut: M -H. swine -tooth cultivator with
tractor hitch, like new; John Deere •
tractor spreader, like new; Lm fenee, eetn ensrladders; Hamilton en Sundae for Windsor where they
ional 3 -bar side rake, like neer; rubInternet-
- heavy duty fence stretcher; sugar will spend some time in that city al„ ber tire wagon: 16 -ft. hay rack, ? kettla, single barrel. shot gun, rifle. in Detroit visiting their children
• steeI tire wagons; hay rack, ,zravet logging chain, block and tackle_ and friends,
box; grain box and stock rack; 2 edge= Vice, Ita��mess, quantity v{ \Tr and Mrs Bob Man.ovidge of De•
'rubber belts 30 -ft. long: li_H binder bags. lame eesom hent of carpenter _,
6 -fie rut; walking ?slate, ? sets dig- tools e-.1 mist. ite�ne. aoit tivere Sunday last visitors with
the latter's mother and other memb-
: mond harrows; IT --H. bean puller and ' LT and GRAIN — 10 ton 4ioice err of the farniI
eeufi'ler: large steel water trough qua' mixed hay, quantity Cartier y
Maxwell hay loader' 3 -drum steel "ts and mi -»d grain, 714 bushels of 3Tiss Sarah Ducharine of Windsor,
re'ler: 2R_f£. steel dump make, H=n- Clipper seed beans;. 1 bushel timothy spent the week -end with her parents,
man 2 -unit milking trachire tomrie- seed; 3 bushels alfalfa seed..Mr and Mrs Paul Ducharme of the
tly equipped, Iike new; set of s eight • HOUSEHOLD E.tee ECTS -- Kit- ;155th Con.
with bunks; pea harvester: Renfie•. then stove, ches-terfieid, dfnrng room'Comnment
electric Bream separator; 250 ranae- extension table, chairs, buffett, kit- i Of late from all newsprint we read
its electric chick brooder; chicken Then cabinet, 2 cupboards, bedstead, ? of March coming in -likes a lamb,and
feeders and eeters; '50_Ibe. binder sideboard, kitchen chairs, rocitng,wi�li bid its farewell with the most
twine; electric fencer: 75 electric shah -s, arnmchair, phonograph, 3 fern dila. eeable weather and anything
fence poets; quantity cedar poo 40 stands; couch, 'pictures, -antique her- t to ca .se anxiety. Misery and discom
gal feed cooker- sap_ pan and 'buckets, ear,. quantity, of dishes, sealers, etc.
cedar butcher tub, ecaldirg' :rough.. No reserve, as the farm is sold.. fort, to almost the degree of email_
sausage ;winder and pre s; electric in,g every one in his caske, for
•r.
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fear
TERME — CASH they will be swamped from existence
due to severe suffering from the d os -
ling hours of the month. Ii; is true
it is an old Iegand about the entering
of the month and its conning in like
a lamb and closing out like a Tion,
or a wild beast. Well, one should
not ilaut too much confidence in such
Years are ma de up of quarterly sea-
sons and it is hard for the Most
Thursday, March 8th, 1956
talented predictors to be anything -
like accurate from day to day. But
we know that we had a full season
of winter without a break and from
that we could well believe from xts
amount of snow and cold we already
had, and 'in the right time, we should
not expect further repeaters. But
rather an early spring.
'HERE'S
M .Di EY
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SEED
he B of M
'ICY 8W
TO 2 N111 /0N (4N 0141/1
Running short of feed? Don't let stocks/
fall too low because you haven't the ready
cash. Talk things over with your B of M
manager.
Remember—when you ask fur a loan at -
the B of M you du not ask a favour. If you,
can plan repayment from your fp r.n income,,
there's money for you at "lee. Bank". And
that goes for seed and fertilizer, too.
BAN K O F .MONTREAL
ecu a rtes rde S'aru4
CARL SCOTT, Manager
KENNETH CHRISTIAN, Manager
Zurich Branch:
Hensall Branch:
Crediton Branch: RAYMOND KING, Manager
(Open Tuesday and Thursday)
Dashwood (Sub -Agency) : Open Mon., Wed. & Fri.
WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 101'
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CONTACT
Geo. T. Midkk & Sons Ltd.
for
THE NEW MALTING BARLEY CONTRACT
We offer
Improvement in price. The new contract
insures the farmer a higher average price
than formerly,
Choice Seed. Supplied to you in quantity'
ample enough to seed your acreage.
Fertilizer. We will supply fertilizes of your
required analysis at competitive prices.. We
will give credit on fertilizer if desired. If inter-
ested, call, phone or write' us. We will then
contact you.
GEO. T. MICKLE, & SONS, LTD.
Hensall, Ontario
2.
Phone 163
ice,-eiee•
,orf.
..family sa etiy wears a look oJ'larnour and go !
'56 DGE
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Check the safety features listed at the
right. Allare standard equipment on
any Dodge model you choose. Some are
brand-new, of course, but Dodge has
provided most of them for years.
That's because safety is nothing new
with Dodge. Year after year, Dodge
has consistently pioneered and devel-
oped more and better safety features
than any other low -price car,
This year, too, Dodge gives you the
power you need for safer motoring.
New high-torque 6 and V-8 engines
provide up to 200 horsepower, pack
plenty of reserve for safer passing,
safer acceleration.
There's new driving ease, too. New
push-button controls for PowerFlite
automatic transmission let you select
your driving range at the touch of a
button. Safety -positioned at the left of
the driver, these controls are simple
Lind mechanically operated.
Sete your Dodge -De Soto dealer soon.
Drive a Dodge ... Canada's "safety -
first" earl
Watch Climax—Shower of Stars weekly on TV, Check your newspaper for date and time.
16R1 Till GRP: IT NEW DODGE .. , MITI" THE G.L.-1.110 UR
HENSALL MOTOR SALES
Dodge Mayfair V-8, 4 -Door Sedia
These, and many more safety features
are standard on any Dodge model ,
LIFEGUARD DOOR LATCHES
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SAFETY SEALED -BEAM HEADLAMPS
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GLAREPROOFED INSTRUMENT PANEL TOP?
SAFETY -RIM WHEELS
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SAFE -GUARD HYDRAULIC•, BRAKES
a
INDEPENDENT PARKING BRAKE
ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS
SAFETY DOOR LOCKS
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AND GO
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Telephone 51 - HENSALL.
...,.-....z ,....................."`. severest:,rieerTree `.:"1!.'"".....��1„a. ...
Manufactured In Canada by Chryslor Corporation of Canada, Limit.
011' THE FOP lr'A.fw LOoi
Thos. Coats a Proprietor
Len McNight Sales Rept.
ONTARIO