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ZUR•u H HERALD
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Step into a '66 Dodge ... and you step into a new
world of driving pleasure! For new Dodge push-button
PowerFlite makes driving as easy as ONE ... (press a
button), TWO ... (step on the gas), THREE. _ . (go!).
It's so smooth and effortless, this most automatic way
to drive ... like magic in its simplicity. You can select
your drive without taking your eyes from the road.
SIZE is still an;ether reason why Dodge is the big buy
in driving ease. Dodge is the biggest car in the low -price
Held, more than 9 inches longer than one competitor,
more than 10 inches longer than another.
Yes, Dodge for '56 is big in everything . , . except price!
You'll be surprised how little it costs to put your
family in this glamour car with the Forward Look.
Come in or phone ... see, drive, and price a new
Dodge—at your dealer's today!
Manufactured in Canada by Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited
Dodge—the
BIG buy in safety!
15 outstanding safe -
driving features are
standard equipment
on any Dodge model
you choose. Dodge is
Canada's "Safety -
First" car!
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Dodge—the BIG buy in power!
Choose the lightning quick getaway of the new Dodge
high-torque V-8 with up to 200 h.p.... or the new
livelier performance of the Dodge PowerFlow 6. Higher
compression means better gas mileage, too.
GET THE yBIGyy GUY IN TI -IE LOW -PRICE FIELD--
GET
IELD—GET DODGE!
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Dodge—the BIG buy
in beauty)
From Forward -thrusting hood
to skyward -soaring tail fins,
every Flight -Sweep line of the
new Dodge says "glamour" in
a great big way!
Looking for a good used car or truck? For the best buys in town, slop where you see this sign!
HENSALL MOTOR SALES
Telephone 31
Thos. Coats - Proprietor
Len McNight - Sales Rept.
HENSALL, ONTARIO
WATCH CLIMAX—SHOWER OF STARS WEEKLY ON TV. CHECK YOUR NEWSPAPER FOR DATE AND TiME.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Choice Holsteins, Tractor, Truck
Farm Implements,. Hay and .Misc.
Items.. On the Premises, Lot 2, Con.
36. Usborne Twp.. 1 mile sou0. , of
lilensall and j mil* `•ae4,
A1he tla 1ei�signed Auctioneer is in
structed to sell by Puiblic Auction on
TUESDAY, APRIL 10th.
Commencing at 1 p.m. sharp,
High Quality Holsteins — 3 Hol-
tein Cows, .carrying 4th .calf„ due in
aWay; Holstein Heifer freshened in
December; Holstein cow* with calf at
foot, freshened in February; part
Holstein and red Poll. cow, carrying
third calf, due .before day of sale;
Holstein heifer, freshened in Febru-
ary; Boilstein cow, carrying 3rd calf,
slue in March; Holstein cow, carrying
hcl ,calf, due „in Junie; Ho.lstetn cow,
with calf at foot, tireshened in Feb-
ruary; Holstein cow,- carrying 3rd
calf, due time of sale; part Holstein
and Jersey •cow, carrying 4th calf,
due in /March; 2 Jersey cows, freshen-
ed in February; Jersey 'cow, carrying
..2nd calif, due in May; . 7 Holstein
yearling heifers. This is a very.
choice herd .of dairy •rcatble.
• Tractor and Truck —-Minoeapolis
iloline B, F. Tractor, completely
equipped with starter, lights and hy-
dreul.i•e life, used on'e season, in
brand new •condition, Ford 1946
It .l f -tori pickup truck in A-1 condit-
lion.
Farm Machinery and 1Vliisc. Items--
IVIcCoranec'k - Deering 81/2 -ft. stiff
tooth cultivator, John Deere 2 -fur -
Ivey tractor cultivator, like new; 2-
rkum steel roller; 3 -section diamond
45rrows, Gockshutt beet lifter;Woods
't,,reit anillaing nnachine, completelly
equipped, like new; 6 nnnik cans, set
'Of sleighs, mower, binder, manure
spreader, hay ..rake, Wagon, gravel
box, snow fence, riding pliaw, mete
aauffler, quantity of ,cedar posts, and
(Many articles too numerous to men-
tion.
Hay --150 bales of ,mired hay.
Household .Effects --- kitchen table
and chairs, etinbinet, sealers, crocks,
-etc, etc.
Ne reserve, as the faran is sold! .
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TERMS — CASH press, fancy hanging lamps, coal oil.
:Saetse Damm, iP•roprietor. heater, pictures and frames, kitchen
Ross Love, Clerk. utensils and many articles too num-
Alvin Wainer, Auctioneer. ergine to mention. •
Nle reserve, as the facie is sold!
Clear;4= -Auction Salt TERMS - CASH
Frank Wildfong, executor of the
Of Tractor, Combine, Farm Implem
ants, Feed;-. Household,. Effects and
' Misc. Items.. On the Premises, Lot 9
I Con. 4, Hay. Township; . 216 miles
1north of Exeter, or 236 miles south
of Hen,all and 2 miles West..
The undersigned Auctioneer is in-
structed to sell by Public Auction on
FRIDAY, APRIL 6th.
Commencing at 1 pan. sharp.
Tractor and Combine - Massey -Har-
ris 101 tractor, in A-1 condition; M-
H.Clipper Combine, .No. 6, in good
'condition.
Farm Implements - McCormick
Deering rill -run fertilizer drill, McD.
4 -row bean drill; IM -H. 12" 'bottom
2 -furrow plow; McD. 6 -ft, mother;
3-ibar side rake; mower, hay bade.,
3 -sec. lever harrows, 4 -sec. diamond
harrows; 3 -see. diamond harrows;
cultivator, double difsc; Iand roller,
rubber tire wagon, steel tire wagon,
hay rack, circular saw., teener with
racks, M-H.:bean puller, set of sleighs
cream separator; 2 -row scuifler,single
stuffier, electric fencer, electric mot-
or, 25 -gal. gas drum, 4�gal. sprayer;
tip -toe • wheels- for M -H. tractor ,11-28
tractor chains, hay fiorke; sling rop-
es, root pulper, wheel ,barrow, tann-
ing mill, 10,000-1ib. cap. scales; 1942
Dodge cal; . fence stretcher, chicken
shelters, incubator and brooder; em-
ery, buggy, Gutter, single harness;
quanitity oaf lubber, scrap 'iron, tog-
ging
gin;g chains,, ladder, tree pruner,
Coleman lantern, erlosscut saw, car-
penter, tools, forks, shovels, etc.
Feed --- 100 bales red clover hay;
100 :bales straw; quantity of mixed
grain.
Household effects -- Clare Jewel
arangtx, eoal heater,- .ehestehield suite
2 diningrocm ;tables and chairs; kit-
chen table and chairs, enamel top
table; three Complete bedroom surges,
antique &glee, and lamps, writing,
desk, pieno, aulpboard, eideiboar••cl', din.
ingrooun furniture, 'battery radii,,
Congoleum rug, . sealers, sausage
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Estate of the late Amos Wildfong
Ross Love, Clerk.
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
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AUCTON SALE
Of Farm, Farm Stock,. Machunery
and Household Effects, at Lot 27
Con. 2, Stanley Twp„ 134 west and
1 mile south of Clinton Radar School
On FRIDAY, APRIL 13th
At 12.30 p.m.
Horses --Matched black Percheron
team, (1400 -lbs. each)
Cattle — Durham cow, due time
iof sale; Durham, tow, due in June;
6 Durham cows, fresh: with calves at
foot; Durham Bull, 2 -yrs. old; 2
steers ready for market, 1 heifer
ready for market, 4 Hereford and
Durham Steers, rising 2 yrs old; 2
Durham heifers weight 850 lbs; 5
•Durham steers and heifers Ili yr. old;
Hogs — 2 York sows bred 2 tenons;
20 York chunks 90 -lbs each.
,Farm Machinery — Oliver 77
Standard Tractor,. fully equipped,
(like new); ,Olalver 2 -furrow-' plow;
McCoomick Deering 3 furrow plow;
John Deere tractor disc; 24 -inch
Dion threshing machine (like new) ;
shred:der, and drive belt; IMC. 15 -
disc fertilizer drill (like 'new), man-
ure spreader on rubber;:McCormick
D. Side rake (like new) ; 8 -ft. mower,
spring tooth •eultiv'ator, 3 drum steel
,roller; r.5 secton diamond harrows;
141.-11. 7 -ft, binder in good ocndition;
M -H. hay loader; sulky rake; 6 -ft.
mower; 7 -ft. 'C•ookshutt tractor mower
will power lift; rubber tired faum
wagon, flat rack, scuffler, set :rarm
sleighs and rack; set of scales, teens
treys' cream separator, with. motor;
!fanning mill with motor; Gehl hatit-
nhea n:,ill (like new;) grain thrower,
and pipes (new) ; •extension straw
lblower pipe, root pulper, grain grins
der with •3-h.p: motor; power emery,
Auto Insurance
CRASH VICTIMS AWARDED
$96,781, HIS ONLY ASSET
IS $20,000 IN INSURANCE
—Headline, Toronto Star
The unfortunate driver who must
pay is not a rich man. Be estimated
he'll be 114 years old when free of
, debt, All because he 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
$200,000 for death or injury to two
or more
$100,000 for damage to property.
Get the full story from:
Bertram Klopp
R.R. 3, Zurich. Phone 93-1 Zurieh
Co -Operators Insurance Association.
Automobile Insurance for Careful
Drivers
rip sawcircular saw, aluminum
wheel barrow (new) ; quanitity of
syrup equipment, sap pails ane pan,
colony house 12x.12 (new) ; brooder,
quantity used steel roofing, new
steel posts, cedar posts, steet water
trough, 1500 -ft of :cne inch hem-
lock lumber, quantity 1 -inch and 2
inch elan ,: ,carpenter and other tools.
Grain --- Mixed grain, suitable for
seed; tian.othy seed, 300 bales of
mixed hay, some loose hay, body
hard wood, limb wood, pile cedar
rails.
Household Effects — 2 . stoves,
Jewel • range, day bed, 5 chairs, arm
chair, fculpboard, 3 rocking chaise,
card table, spinning wheel, eloanptete
dinner set, pillows, 3 bedroom suites,
inner springs, niattresses, toilet set,
dirningroo i table, milk tans.
FA12:!M — At the same place the
farm wit be offered for same (3 pan. t
150 acres, frame house with all
erioo g at
Association
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
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FOR SERVICE or more information phone collect to:—
CLINTON 515.
Between: 7.30 and 10 a.m. week days
7.30 and 9.30 a.m. Sundays and holidays.
COWS noticed in heat later in the day should be bred the
• following day.
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Guaranteed Life Incolne
WITH ASSURANCE :MEANS THIS
TO YOU
--It creates an immediate cash estate
—It guarantees a monthly life income
—It provides freedom from ijnvest-
ment worries.
—lt guarantees the privilege of re-
tirings when you want ta.
North American Life's Pension Plan
guarantees the largest possible secure
inseam at the time it is needed, ow-
ing to loss of health, disability, pre-
mature death or oldd age.
Parry tioffrnan
NORTH ANIEI!CAN LITE ASSURANCE COMPANY
A Mutual Company -- All Profits for Policyholders
Phone 70-W Dashwood, Ont.
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THF E'
NONE'
FERTILIZE
at the of At
'MY DANK„
0 2 011100 MA0101
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
13 of M manager about a loan. Repayment
terms are easy—suited to a farmer's require.
ments. Drop in at your nearest B of M
b ranch today, or as soon as convenient.
BA.NIC OF ON`tREAL
eardd44 " 6nd:r Seutd
Zurich Branch: JOHN 13ANNISTER, Manager
Hensall Branch: KENNETH CHRISTIAN, Manage;;,
Crediton Branch; RAYMOND KING, Mariner
Tuesday
day and
Dashwood (Sub-Agency):OPenltaoet
p wed. &
WORKING WiTH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OP LIFE SiNC '1a'ty.
modern conveniences, new 2 car ,
garage, L bank barns, with goacl
stabling and water; 130 neress shot.
able for trop and pasture, 20 acres
of hardwood bush. Innnediate poss-
ession. Property -- 10 per cent
doarn, 4halance in 30 days. Sold sub-
ject to reserved :bid.
Chattles --- ,Ce yh.
Estate loaf late William Sinclair,
Clerk — E, P. Chesney,
:Auctioneer --- Harold Jackson.
!Meet 'n s have ,been exceptionally
well attended and prospects are a-
• gain for a def'nite• inicrease in the
number of members in this pro' ram.
Approximately 70 Growene attended
•" the Annual Meeting and •!Sanquet of
the Oounty Fruit Growers' As n.and
75 iMuaiitipai Officials, Inspe•ctore and;
Spray Operators, Defended the Annuttjt'
1 Warble Fly School: held in tine Coe
'linty (hate past week. Inquiries ip re•
gard to information on new serial
Agricultural Office News grains, grasses and legumes are. rile
To -date 4-H Club Organizational creasing each week at our office.
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