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ZURICH HERALD
We Extend to Everyone
A CARDIAL INVITATION TO SEE.
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"'I New 1957 Chevrolet
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ON DISPLAY AT OUR SHOWROOM
Friday Oct. 19th
SNELL BROS., LTD. . - EXETER
11. Gideon Koehler Sales Representative Zurich
snaking, 'carrying third calf, due In
June; blue Heifer, carrying second
calf, due in July; red :Durham '.Cow,
milking, due Apanil 15th; white Cow
carrying third calf, snaking, due
June 1st Durham Cow, carrying sec-
ond lealf, miildng, due .June 12; part
Herefiord and Holstein Cow, carrying
second calf, due in June; Holstein
Cow, fresh three weeks wtth ealf at
foot; Dunham, cow fresh two months
with 'call at toot; Reg. Durham steer
rising 2 yrs. old; Holstein steer cis-
mng 2 yrs, old; 4 Hereford yearling:.:Of Tractors, Threshing Machine,
9 Hereford spring calves. (Truck, 'Livestock, Poultry, Farm Ian-
Hogs — 8 Yorkshire chunks; York-rm. ,; soli the premises Lot, Grain and ousehold
12,Con
shire Sow. K 13 11 ay Tarp. 3 miles north of
No reserve, everything will be sold ;laa,lntivood, ar 1 ri miles west of Zur-
as owner is selling due to ill health.;ich and 2 miles south.
Terms — Cada The undersigned d
Edward Falmer, Proprietor,
Garnet Hicks, Clerk.
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
jack, ail Jack; bumper jack, large
emery, 'gi+iandinng20 tndle200-g l oil
tanlc, ,quantity
heavy nasty vice; air power grease
gun, quantity .of oil, etc„ etc.
Terms — Cash
No reserve, everything will be sold.
011ace DesJardnne, Proprietor.
Glen 'Webb, Clerk,
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
Extensive Auction Sale
PRICE $239.00 with 18" blade and chain
FRED C. KALBFLEISCH & SON, LTD.
Zurich
- Ontario
FAMIL - •
•n the district
Men or women anxious lie have their
own business, we have splendid op-
portunity ,for you. No selling exp-
erience needed. Write for free cat-
alogue and details to:
FAMILEX,D ept. C., StationMontreal
Salesman Wanted
IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS, you can
rrrake good with a Rayleigh business
In Huron County. We help you get
started. No experience' needed to
,tart. Write Rawleigh's, Dept. J-
158-2, 'Montreal, P.Q.
IMPORTANT
•ne Auctioneer i:, in-
structed to sell by public Auction, on
WEDNESDAY, 'OCTOBER 1214th
Commencing at 12.30 pan,
Tractors Truck and '.l`luesher —
M '\1, Waterloo "Z" on rubber, 'coin -
Thursday, October. 18ithe ''056
asseeee-seeeseeseeeeeesere•
Holstein and Jersey eow', mtuil'kin a
carrying third calf, due in May;
Hereford cow, mincing, due vii Jan t.
Farm implements — 1110feerang
Ace 'bottoin 2 -furrow tractor plow,
coat rubber like new; M -H bill el. 6 -ft.
; M -H. 12 -run fertilizer drill like , part Holstein and Jersey scow, due sa,
new; MoDeerinvg No, 200 tractor Dec; Durrham an and heier,Holsteine n Jane
to
spreader, like new; Mali. manure part
spreader en steel; 32 -plate tractor in Feb; '3 Hol bein heifers, xiasii g
disc; MleDeering '3-seetion spnin'gtooth yrs, old; part Durham and Jeraeyt
harrow; `Coclks!hutt 2 -furrow tractor heifer, rising 2 yrs. old; 2 Durham
plow; 4 -sec. diamond harrows; De- 'and Holstein heifers, rising 2 yrs. otic
Laval 650 carp. electric cream sepal-- 8 Durham Hereford yearlings. Cows"
ator, used one month; rubber tired l all choice milk -strain.
wagon with rack; 16,ft. flat rack; I Hugs -- 4 pigs averaging 175,1be.
'M -H. scream separator; M -H. 3 -horse
cultivator; MH. drill; M'cDeering
mower, . 5-fft. cut; M -H. binder, 6 -ft.
'out; Flury root pulper like new;
Renfrew 2,00'0 -lib. scales; Maiple Leaf
10 -an. grinder; 2 -row scufi'le�r, colony
house 1112x19; quantity cedar posts;
awhity of lumber; Clinton Fanning
AUCTION' SALE pletelr equipped in guaranteed con-
„ ;_....,r1,, o''�exliaiuled; Waterloo •vmesln
Of valuable Real Estate, Garee' er x5ta eigrnzll
�(arctP�>n 'n A 1 condition ion
des, Effects. ilii tllc.' , �r , . -� 'clic with 1.?.,a6
prein .acs, Noss Half Lot r, Stephen in good
grain box Pomplc to with tarp,
Twp., Pd'iglrroaa;�r 21, ; �, miler nmdli , rorn.iit.ia,ni.
of Grand Bond.
The under ignod a t;ioreei i..
etir.:Act d to sell iter. public ,A�uyctin,n, n,
SATURDAY', OCTOBER OB'ItR 20th l.
itla n'rl ming at 1 fpm].
R,F.if.i !:''bate ^-- Consists .elf North t h
I --hili Lot 17 Stephen Ta , ion willi s
,s gisuS: led #i new garage With. Rest-
en r ant and living 'qua r"t;crs, known as :
S.ol crit t Station. Linin •guerre>,r.
^c,i n t: of large living room, 'n 't*^ +-
i,, ,• 1 i liar, 4' raoen, b.Ria gator e.1
naoderni kittchen, Lott 20'0x1rti'I ft..
,building ,,fte4F, Tibia is a brand ne'n,
i gt:T. i it;Te t 'itll4 all modern facilities, ..
Fier:: ni'.e'y located. An ideal busin-
ess invasijmefn¢. Tereus of ileal esna.te
' �o he announced on in - r a male,
Restaurant Ear's ,.int and Grocer-
,ies — New Ps, sailer with -yr. f51.1-
.
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arantee : lass- sassertmeiit et' ores
and silverware. -ithre shelves, 'display.
counter, Scar e Tare' of aceries
.and canned goods.
Household Effects and Misr. /eases
:—General Ele.:rig f efrigerater, •1
',burner Gurney electric stove, 'burn
6 er electric ran e:te. propane gas
Sea.er, coffee stove. 3 -piece e1ie..ter-
r field suite like new; walnut coffee
table, nest of walnut tables, 2 trilight
lamps, 17 -inch Admiral blond Telev_
ision set complete with aerial; mag-
azine rack, continental singel bed;
combination door, variety of dishes,
dresser, 2 stands, assortment of clo-
thing, baby bed, buffet, etc., est
Garage Equipment — 2 -wheel tra-
iler, brand new; trailer frame; large
dition: Allis Chalmers "B" on rubber
22a36,, ,, i i red with Ebersol
and Restaurant Equipment; film ezide e)ir ,tool n d't' ,
and Ilouselrold. 1, e 19 ' Chev �t„5t.c truck
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life and Mrs Gordon Eagleson and
family of Southampton, spent Sun-
day with Mr and- Mrs. Lloyd Eagle-
son.
Mrs'. Henry Eagleson returned af-
ter spending several weeks with
then at Southaanpton.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Becker and
family spent the week -end at De-
troit.
Mr and Mrs Ervin Rader and fent-
lily spent Sunday at London 'wVith Mr
and Mrs. Robert Knight and son and
Mrs. Ada Patterson and with Mr.
and Mrs. Wendell Gamble and dame_
ily.
Rev. aryl (Mrs. K. L. Zorn, Misses
Marion Rader, i'a-•e lief'- and 'Car-
ol Becker attended the veil Rally
of the Grand Valley Zany of the
Walther League at SIE. Peter's Luth-
eran Church, New Hamburg,' Sunday
evening, where Reny. Zorn was guest
speaker.
BORN
Regier — In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, October 9th, 1956,
toe Mr and Mrs. Clement Regier, Zur-
ich, a son.
'Snider — In Clinton Public Hosp_
ital, on Friday. October '5th, 1950,
to Mr and Mrs. Russell Snider, R.R.
Zurich, a son.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
The United 'Church Anniversary
service at 'Varna will be 'held on
Sunday, Oct. 21st, morning and ev-
enning.
Mr and Mrs David Pitt and family
of Toronto. were visitors at the Var-
na United Ch. Parsonage.
Ladies' Aid Meeting.
The .monthly meeting of the Lad-
ies' And and W'11IS, was held In the
Evangelioal U.B. ehunch. &Its. Art
Haugh had charge of the devotional
period; Mrs. Wes England read the
Scripture and Mrs. 'Cilias Snell gave
a Thaniksg±iving reading; Mrs. Arthur
Morenz of London sang a solo; a
wort playlet was given by several
members. Lynda Tieman and Mary
Jane Hoffman sang a 'duet. The
Miss Anne Ostrom and Margaret and
boxes were collected
and each memlber brought a gift of
canned fruit for Rev. Mr. Kroh.
Mats. Letta Taylor, the president,
presided for the business.
Ladies' Aid Meeting—
The Ladies Add of Zion Lutheran
church held their regular meeting
last Wednesday evening. Following
.Scripture reading and prayer, Rev.
K. Zorn dealt with the tolptiic "The
Personality of a 'Congregation." Mrs
Ervin Devine, Ccnventtio:n Delegate,
reported on the Convention held re
H. -M. Hanley, assessor for the ,cently at Stratford. An invittaitionn
Township of Stanley, presented his from Zurich Ladies' Aid was accept-
roll art the monthly meeting of the ed for November 14th. Fina' arran-,
Township Council at Varna recent- ,gementa were made for the Ladies'
ly, showing a total assessment of. .Supper 'Wednesday, .'O'cto'ber
$2,780,e400, .en increase of $22,920 17th, with Group I in charge.
over that of last year.
Total population is listed as COMPLETE
1,970 in the township. According to
Fred Watson, township .clerk, this is DISPERSAL SALE
an increase of lits people do the last
five.,year period.
A grant ,off $75 was made to of-
ficials of the Bayfield Fall Pair. The
USW grant is $50, but the Council
'awarded the extra $25 because of the
:Centennial.
C'fcClymont, hath of Toronto, were
visitors at their homes here.
Mr and Mrs Harold Jones spent
Thanksgiving in Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Wni. 'Bur. dee, of Pasadena,
'Calif., has returned to Toronto after
spending two weeks with her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs.
Norman Long. Her sister accompan-
ied her for a short holiday.
Assessment Is Increased
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nni11; Cyclone seeder; electric fencer;
biotic and tackle, chains, forks and
other anise. items.
Cattle — Holstein cow, milking,
casi•yinig third calf, due in May; Dur -
hair cow, carrying second calf, due
in January; Durham scowmincing.
'carrying third calf, due in Mary; part elite, etc., etc.
Durham and Holstein caw, freshTerms- -Kash.
since Aug. with icalf at (foot;; 'part
Durham and Holstein cow, due in Clara; Masse, Proprietor.
December; Holstein cow milking, car- R. F. Stade & Son, Clerks.
vying third calf due an Feb; part Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
each; part 'Tann and York Sow, ear,
rying second litter, due Dec. 217th.
Poultry — 80 New Hemp. and Suse.
L o
sex pullets 6 months old, laying 50 /o
This is a •choice flock oit pullets.
Hay and Grain — 260 bales of
second cut choice red clover, 18 tont,
mixed hay best ,of quality, 300 bush..
mixed igrain, bushel mixed grass seed,,.
3 acres ciob corm.
Household Effeetis — 3 -piece din,
ingroom suite, 6 dining room chairev,
glass cabinet, kitchen range, Quebe4
'combination heater, Roger cabinet
'electric Radio, kitchen sink, kitchen..
as you pay for it on the
KITCHEN—running water cuts
kitchen chores—laundry and
dishes are done in half the time.
BATHROOM—all the conven-
ience of a city home to protect
your family's health and add
to your comfort.
BARNS—So much easier to
water the stock ... and so much
extra protection• against fire.
hutget plan,i
Why lug water by hand any longer? Install k
Duro Pumping System now and enjoy running;
water as you pay for it. Save time, save labour%
cut operating costs,
AS LOW 14 10% DOWNN.
UP TO 18 tAONTHS TO PAY
for pump, fixtures and installation, too
The EMCO Budget Plan will cover your con-,
plete water system—pump, tank, pipe, kitchen,
and bathroom fixtures, taps in all building%
and the cost of installation. You can have the,
whole job done NOW—and pay for it over the.
next year and a half. Ask for an estimate of the
cost of labour and material worked out on the.
EMCO Budget Plan.
Visit Or Phone Us Without Delay
Empire Brass Mfg. Co. Limited
T1-54 Rev.
DA SHW OOT)
Mr. J. O. Rtz5ae11 of Ger dive., Men -
11;6 en -11;6
' IenryEagleson aiid their relatives;
Of 'Cattle and Hogs, on the premises
South Half of Lot 14, Con. 7, Steph-.
e.n Twp., 1 mike north of Crediton.
The undersigned Auctioneer is in-
structed to sell by inublic Auction, to
FRIDAY, ' OCTOBER 19th.
At 1.,30 p.i+i.
tat±ln
— T'nt•t 'Hereford and 'Hol -
even,& L,ow, mincing, carrying tibia
calf, date April 12th; Blue Baan Cow
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