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ZURICH e ONTARIO
ZURICH HERALD
Jsed Tr..ctor
Bargains
1—Case VA and mounted ploa
8 years old.
1 --Case VA, no Hydraulic, 3 yrs.
old.
1—Case "C" on perfect Relawr,
with P. T. 0.
Fordson on steel, a good
one.
1—Case D.C.-3 Demonstrator, a
cash bargain.
2 Used 9-24 Tirea, ideal for
Spreader.
Exeter Farm Equipment
?hone 508 - Exeter, Ont
FOR SALE
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VILE FOLLOWING TRACTORS.:
1 Inter. Fennell H. in good condition
I Inter. Farman C., like new, with
plow and cultivator cpt.
1 Ford 1948. like new.
1 Ford .1947 with new motor.
'Mese Tractors are guaranteed like
slew.
a—Pone 601 r 22, Arise. Craig. 3tc
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• SALESMEN — Full Time.
Are expanding our sales force, New
scam given training. To all formear
canvassers we can show you a posit-
ion which pays the best. Fruit trees
%tea and ornamentals growing in
i4emand. Every home owner a pros-
pect. Good territories open, car a
etteeeseity. Top commissions paid
weekly. Relationship with -.staff on
the human side. Write immediately
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CARADOC NURSERY COM -
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NOTICE
Applications will be received until
Monday, March 26th, for Stenogra-
pher for the Ruron County Public
Health Unit at Clinton, Ontario,
Apply in writing, giving experience
and reference to Mr. A. II. Erskine,
Huron County Public Health Unit,
ti ode ieh, Ontario.
LOCAL NEWS
:\los,Ars Roy Ell) and Stanley Gin-
gerieh motored to Kitchener to visit
with friends on Sunday .
Mr. Isiah Witmer of the Goshen
Line aouth, was a week -end guest at
the home of his brother, Mr and Mrs
Sylvanus Witmer.
Mrs. Russell T Le man and infani
on, Barry Ruseell, of ,Dashwood,
ea.re spending a few weeks at the home
of the .1. ortnefs paients; Mr.. and
Mrs. Milfred Schilbe.
Mr and Mrs. Morley Witmer of
Detroit; Mr and Mrs Allan Fraser of
Exeter, visited at the home of the
ladies' -eister, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thiel
. over the week -end.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur alcClinchey,
and children of London, were week-
end visitors at the home of their
mother, Mrs. Roland Geiger, and
other relatives over the week -end.
Mr arid Mrs Lawrence Regier and
Mrs. Gus Roche spent Sunday in
London, where they visited with mem-
bers of their families and other re-
latives and friends.
More 1Puppies •
Mr. David Meyers and family got
a big surprise when their six-year old
Spaniel female dog gave birth to one
female and eight male puppies. All
are well and seem to be very happy.
Moved to New Home '
Mr and Mrs Peter Funda'y and
family who have been residing at
Clinton have moved into the new
home at the south end of town, re-
cently built and owned by Mr. Ivan
Kalbfleisch. Mr. Fundy is assistant
manager of the local Branch of the
Bank of Montreal, andwe welcome
the family to Zurich and hope they
will feel at home in our midst.
DRYSDALE
FOR SALE
10 acres of beech, hard and soft
'maple bush tops. — Arnold 'Keys,
'Varna, Ont.
NOTICE
We are cancelling all drain tile
orders dated prior to January lst,
1951. If you still require tile we
would stig;gesf tIist 5tou re -order them
-at once.
Geo. Coultis & Son,
Mrs. John Regier and girl friend
of Seaforth, spent Friday night with
the former's mother, Mrs. Jos.
Rau.
Mr. Remie. Denomme - returned
ITome after spending a: few days in
Ahmerstburg with his daughter Mrs.
Laframboise.
Thedford, Ontario. c,
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easemestaemmomasuesamemmeensareasomme.
The sG 0 N" Steel Thresher
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Equipped" with Roller Bearings; available with
Shredder, Elevator or grain thrower; rubber or
steel tires ; freight prepaid; order early; call or write
LEONARD SARARAS 'Phone 77 r 11, Zurich
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Thursday, March 1.5th, 19511,
the. wail* o
i5,000,000 is needed to support Red Cross
services for Disaster, Veterans, Free
Blood Transfusion, Outpost Hospitals
and Civil Defence Training.
mere" never ends. •
WALL BOARD
.Easy to paint or paper. Many
grades and types in stock. Per
Square Foot as low as
5 Cents
MAPLE FLOORING
Select grade, end -matched Maple
Flooring. Per 100 Square Feet
$23,00
CONVERT YOUR ATTIC
1O% Down
30 Months To Pay
Wasted Attic Space can be ea s ily
and Economically Converted into
extra Bedrooms or an income pro-
ducing Apartment. . You can do
most of the work yourself. See
our collection of plans and ideas.
FREE
ESTIMATES
Fred C. Kalbileisch & Son Ltd.
Lumber, Shingles and Builders' Supplies
Zurich and Goderich
Telephones: ZURICH 69; Res. 162. GODERICI-I 388
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Mr and Mrs. Joseph Ducharme of
Maymont, Sask., are at present vis-
iting with the former's mother, Mrs.
Mary Ducharme.
Mr and Mrs. LouiaMoritague and
family called on Mr and Mrs. Delmar
IVIeidinger last :Sanday.
Sorry to report that Mr. Charles
Bedard is not as well as his many
friends would like to see him.
DASHWOO
Mr. Sam Witzel of Toronto spent
the week -end with his mother, Mrs.
Witzel.
Russell Hoperoft spent a esew days
last week with relatives in Port Col -
'borne and Buffalo.
!Mr. and .Mrs....gordore.Clemasearie
family Of London -were Sunday
visitors with Mr and IVAs. T. Harry
Hoffman,
Misses Marie and Pee;r1 Kraft are
confined to their home with the flu.
Mr and Mrs. Thos. Iloperoft were
Sunday visitors with fids in .God -
r,:•
erich.
Mr and Mrs E. G. Kraft and sons
Ken. and 'Gordon hale returned
home ,OLfter spending Op months in
Florida.
Mr • and Mrs George. Tiernan spent
the week -end in -Toront,O.
Mr. .Lorne Kleinstiver 'spent bat
weekon business. in eBowmanville..
Mrs. Kleinstiver is spencring this week
with her parents in Biternanville.
Allemang who has been stay-
ing with her daughter'' Mrs. Albert
Miller, was taken to tie hospital in
London recently where she under-
went a serious operation on Saturday
Her many friends hope for improve-
ment.
Special Evangelistic Lenten eerv-
ices will be held in the Evangelic&
church this week beginning Thurs-
day evening, Friday evening and
Sunday morning and evening. On
Sunday evening a combined choir of
Zurich, Crediton and Dashwood will
be in attendance. Dr. E. S. Faust
of Kalamazoo, Mich.. a Conference
Superintendent in the Michigan con-
ference, will be the guest speaker.
. BAYFIELD
1‘1.-ise Marilyn Steckle was a recent
visitor with Miss Coreen Dowson, of
Varna.
Air and Mrs Keith Brandon, Strat-
ford spent a week -end with the for-
mer's father, H. N. Brandon.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Steckle and Ivan
Jr. were visitors with Mrs. Steckle's
aunt, Mr,, Wm. Hart, Varna.
Mr and Mrs Mac. MacLeod, Port
Dover, spent a week -end with the
former's parent., Mr and Mae, L. H.
MacLeod.
Mrs. N. W. Woods and 'Miss Lucy
Woods, who have spent the pasttwo
months with Mr and Mn. R. H. Mid-
dleton, Hensall, have returned to
their home here.
Birthday Surprise
Mrs. Merton Merner entertained
in honor of her mother, Mrs. Walter articles.
Westlake. It was a birthday surprise i • Milking Machine— Co-op. Univer-
party. Progressive euchre was play- l sal milking neaohine, 15 single units.
ed, the prize winner, being Mre. used two years; International cream
Percy Weston and Mrs. R. Larson. separator; Electra Pail; 2-8 gal milk
Gone to Florida . cans, milk pails and strainer.
Mrs. Donald MacKenzie, Sr., left Household Effects—Kitchen cabinet
Tuesday last to visit a niece and kitchen table and chairs, rockers,
nephew, Mi:98 Ruble and Alex. Mac-
Kenzie, Tampa, Florida. She was
oined at London by another niece,
Ir.. P. Walker, Toronto, who will
accompany her on the trip.
In the far-off forests and
remote country districts,.
the nearest doctor or closest
city hospital is often hun-
dreclsolitnilesaway. But now,
your Red Cross stretches a
healing hand across these
lonely regions. In 82 Outpost.
Hospitals and Nursing Sta-
tions, skilled Red Cross nurses,
provide comforting, often life-
saving care. Give generously .
not only to support the Outpost
Hospitals, but to keep your Red'
Cross strong to play its vital role
with the armed forces and' in the
work of civil defence.
CANADIAN RED CROSS,
Has he any wool?
No. The mountain sheep ,is one member of the'
sheep family that has no wool:•
The heavy fleece which identifies common sheep
is not a feature of the mountain sheep. His hide,
a--▪ • closely, resembles the pelt of a deer.
This advertisement is one in a series, to acquaint
you with odditiesin natufe. We 'ail enjoynature: s•';
414.4;ge lire can all help conserve• if. " • - _
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YOURS TO PROTECT YOURS TO ENJOY
CARLING'S
THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED •
WATIRLOO, ONTARIO •
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Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Steck and Implements on
Lot 19, Con. 5, Hibbert Township, on'
TUESDAY, MARCH 20th.
at 1.00 p.m. •
L. Kuntzi, Proprietor.
W. E. Nairn, Auctioneer. •
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock, Machinery and
Household Effects, at Lot 22, Con..
2, L. R. S., Township of Tucker -
smith. 13f1 mile east and 1 mile.
THURSDAY, MARCH 22nd.
north of Kippen, on
Horses -1 team of Clyde fillies 5 f
and 7 years old, 1400 -lbs; set of team
harness' and collars.
Cattle -4 Durham. Cows, fresh at
time, of Sale; 2 Durham cows due to
freshen in April; 1 Durham cow due
to freshen in July; 2 .Durham cows, e
due to freshen in the Fall; 6 choice
babel beefs, ready for market; 4
baby beef calves 500 -lbs. each; 2
Durham •calves born in the fall; 4
young calves.
Pigs -4 York chunks 150 -lbs each;
Poultry -200 year old hens, (New
Hampshire and Sussex.
Hay and Grain -700 bushels of
mixed grain; quantity of turnips, 3
ton of clover hay.
Implements—M.-H. binder; M -H.
mower 6 -ft; hap loader, Internation-
al fertilizer drill, 4 -section diamond
harrows, disc harrow, bean scuffler
and puller, single sniffler, walking
plow, riding plow, manure spreader,
side rake, sulky rake, farm wagon,
flat rack, set of scales, 312eft. exten-
sion ladder, fanning mill, root pulp -II
er, 2 steel barrels, 5 -ft. water hose,
set of sleighs, stoneboat, cedar posts,
electric fencer, iron kettle, sling
ropes, hay fork, forks, shovels,chains,
cross cut saw and numerous other
Commencing at 1 p.m.
Quebec heater and other articles.
Terms—Cash.
Mrs. Warren Schilbe, Proprttress.
E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
Harold Jiteckson, Auctioneer,
ORDER YOUR
Canadian Approved Chicks
NOW!
FOUR PURE BREEDS
FOUR CROSSES
All breeding Stock banded and tested for puIlorum
by Inspectors of the Ontario Department of Agric
ulture.
The Hatchery is visited regularly by Inspectors
.of the Dominion Department of Agriculture.
McKINLEY FARMS & HATCHERY
Phone Zurich
Hensall 697 r 11 Ontario
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Contracts Wanted
BARLEY - OATS - AND KIDNEY
BEANS
H.E.P.C. 'APPROVED BEAN COOKERS
Phone 87W
FOR SALE
W. E. Reid
Dashwood, Ontario