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AUCTION SALE
`he undersigned Auctioneers have
received instructions to sell by pub -
11,C Auction 11/1 miles west of Zurich
4 raise north, on Lot 22, Conceston
1+2, Bay Township, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCI-I 5th.
At 1 o'clock p.m. sharp
Consisting of 65 Durham and Hol-
vtein Cattle; 70 York pigs, Real Est-
ate sand Miscellaneous Items.
2 -wheel trailer with racks;
R -ft, slower; set of bob sleighs,
Chatham fanning mill, Warner elec-
tric 'brooder, Renfrew cream separat
or, used 8 years; 1200 -lbs. platform
stales; Fleury 8 -in. grinder; clover
re -cleaner for any separator; 12
'cords of beech. body wood; cedar
takes and kindling wood.
Live Stock — 1. Clyde mare, good
ia. 'every wav; 1 Clyde colt 2 years
old; 12 Holstein Cows in calf. 4 to
freshen st''time of Sale; 1.1 Durham
C all heavywith calf • 4 steers 2
loo. Henson winning 8.7.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wolfe and Interna. Hockey -- In a thxill;il..
Mr .and Mrs George Wolfe of `Coro»- . , .m played here Thedford defers#tt -
to• spent the week -end with their par-
ents
,,game , Mr and Mrs. W. Wolfe. 1 Hensall 5-4, to .stay in the ri.Mi x',g
Mr and Mrs. ,Sidney Barter and I for the A title of this group. ' •r il»
Mrs Taylor and Anne were Sunday • sail having defeated Thedford i•n ,the •
visitors with relatives an London, previous gang
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ZURICH HERALD
Auto Torus Over
An accident north of Exeter,. No.
4 Highway, Sunday afternoon, might
have proved serious, fortunately no
one was hurt. Mr, Louis Daman, who
resides east of Hensall, driving a
14)39 Chev., taking his wife and four
and Mrs. Ralph Weber •on Wednes-
day. Mrs. D, Weber 'who spent last
week with thein returned home.
Mr and Mrs,Thos. Hopcsoft were
Sunday visitors with friends in Wood-
bridge.
St Joseph and Beaver Town
Mr and Mrs Fred Ducharme of the
B. W. Highway spent a few day;
with the Hartman Family of the Gos-
hen line south.
Mr. Isadore Ducharme and - Mrs,
Josephine Ducharme in company with
Mr and Mrs Leonard 'Geoffrey of
Goderich motored to London on Sun- r
day last visiting with members of
their fancily. Also Sr, 'Francis i our-
gt:a,
Cows, On Saturday las' Mr and Fred Du lra ire
years old; 22 baby beefs; got. Kuno Hartman, Mrs.
stern heifers; 15 Durham yearlings;
5 and Sister Mother M. Doreen and
Mother M. St. Denis motored to St -
1 pure bred Shorthorn Bull, 10 mons. ratford where they visited with Sr.
St -
11 All these Cattle are fully T.B. Prieille Therese who is stational
tested and are in good condition. thereland ias also othna er
siste s.au of Lon -
purebred;
•--York Hog, 1 year old,
purebred; 10 York Sows due in don .paid a short visit to her hone on
March and April; 1 York Sow with Sunday last.
litter at font; 50 Stocker Pigs 50 On Wednesday last during a blind-
ing lblizzard Mrs. F. Ducharme of
to 80 pounds each. this B. W. Highway noticed a red
Real Estate — 105 acres pasture breasted robin perched high in one
farm, being Lot 7, Concession 13, of their shade trees. For years that
Hay Townshin. 11/2 miles north of they provided a spring home for
Dashwood. 65 acres tillable and has robins and their family, and r
ne
I'heen freshly seeded; 4 acres bush; wonders if the robin mentioned
if not previously slid. Will be off- would be one of the old stock.Al-
ready investigating the surroundings
erzd al estatect to reserved bid. Terms It is early, and if taken in its right
-af real 10 per cent. on day ofIt
could mean an early spring.
stale. Balance in 30 days.
In case of bad weather, sale will be
Ite:d under cover. -
Terms—Cash Mr and Mrs. Laird .Mickle quietly
Delbert Geiger, Proprietor. celebrated their twenty-fourth wed -
Stade & Weido, Clerks, ding anniversary Monday, Feb. 25th.
Alvin Wolper, Dashwood. . World's Day of Prayer will be ob-
p served in . St. Paul's Anglican Church
�inr_ 51cLean, Parkhill, Auctioneers. Friday afternoon, Feb. 29th at 3
p.m. A large representation of the
Clearing Auction Sale ladies of the local churches is hoped
Of Livestock, Tractors, Farm Imple• fol• -ectso
Midget Hockey -- -Hensalr •and Rip-
nenta, Hay Grain, Household E€
p:z. On the Premises..Lot 9. L.R.E.,
ley played their second game in the
Be -Banquet Township, 2144 miles south 'best three in the 'Hensall .Arena its
of Grand Bend; Quarter mile east of
B. A. Station on 21 Highway. '
The undersigned Auctioneer has been e
instrnetwi to sell by Public Auction
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12th.
'0,: nmencing at 1 o'clock p.m. sharp
Cattle . - Two part Durham, and
'Hereford .0iws. 6 years ,•old, • due at
time of sale ; Roan Durham tow 4
n. -ears old. due ...in. April; Hereford
"heifer with calf at foot; red Short -1
is �crn •cow, 5 years old. due before
sale date~; -12 Durham farrow cows;
a part Durham and Hereford heifer.
arrving first calf, due middle of .
April; Shorthorn cow, '6 years old
with calf at foot; part Hereford. and
Shorthorn cow 6 years old, due the
lister .part of March; Shorthorn
earling heifer..This is an extra good
Herd of'cattle, with' clear T. B tests
' "Pig; and,,P'oultry :'lrarkshire . Sow r
not bred;, 2 Yorkshire' marltet pigs;
Yorkshire' sow bred December t24th;
S chunks; 150 Rock and Leghorn
laying hens. A number of Bentham
Chickens.
Tractors - McC-Deering 1950-Supeer-
A. Tractor, like new, equipped with
hydraulic.lift, finger touch •control,
°and 1 year; Also•. with ,coniiplete 44
row scuffler with all attaelimez'Sts aid
»grow beet lifter; McDeerrng h'y-
draulic 2 -furrow tractor plow;. Eng-
lish Fordson tractor in:first'•c1•ass cif-
dition, oil rubber; M -H. 2 -furrow
tractor plow. • -
Machinery - International '14: plate:
.louble disc, like new; Cockshutt,13-
.,i+sc grain drill; International 6-fr..
ifff tooth cultivator; McCormick .5 -ft
.-at mower; McCormick 6 -rt. binder;
Cockshutt manure spreader; M -H-. B-
oot fertilizer spreader;•M=H. bean
.•tiuffler; International 3 -section spr-
ing-tooth harrows; dump rake; 3-
Coition diamond, harrows, rubber
ired wagon; 16 b flat; liay rack,like
new; cutting box, Bath wagon box;
Lester 5-h.p. gasoline engine; 2' h.p.
z'asoline engine; 1-4 h.p. gas motor;
-inch planer, 14 -ft. line shaft, com-
x;lete with pulleys; 2 electric fencers,
2 brand'new 14 -ft. sills, stiitta'ble for
-ack; 2 small gates'; Chatham fan;:-
iing •mill;=•complete with sieves; new:,
:iteel-tired buggy; Portland cutter';
4 steel drums; gas pump; . 2 iron ket-
tles, corn slither,. '20 eedar posts,
wheelbarrow, 1.50 -ft. hay fork rope;
700 capacity chick brooder;. 136 -ft.:
hay fork rope; pulleys,. new grain
°hovel, quantity of. sacks, • 15 single
cords of good dry mixed .wood ; chop
iooxes, 4 steel barrels -set of glint;
ropes, logging chains,, catiper<ter tools
maple syrup egaiipmet�t•: =new • 7 -ft.
..)an, 120 buckets and- :spite,:, and
*.nany articles tro numerous to men -
ion.
Hay and Grain .-- 150 bushels of
.,hoice wheat; 650 bushels early Al-
:a..ika seed oats; 50 bushels Beay.nr
deed oats; quantity of good clover
;nay; 400 bales of Straw.
Household Effects -- 2 ,oak exten.-
H?.on tables with leaves; ., a rna' 1
tables; 10 kitchen chairs; pictures
and picture frames; various rocking
hair; couches, quantity of 'di:ahe,:
;lasswa>ce, crocks and sealers; comb -
:nation .China: efrliiinet; 'bureau; briw'
a:.ove; small spinsiing wheel; a/algae
>arlor 'urnittizo;• rug 10112x9 -ft. like
:new; g s lantern; 3 Aladdin lamps;
s.•, high back chairs; Etc,
No reserve, as the farm is said.
Terms ---Cash
Emmery Stebbins, Proprietor.
'.glen Webb, Clerk.
Alvin Wolper, Auctioneer. •
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WOULD BE P .EASED TO SHOW YOU
Electric Sewing Machines, Eureka Vacuum
'Cleaners tank and upright types.
Mason & Risch, Henry Herbert and Schubert
,Pianos. " M
Also Carry all other lines of Horne Furnishings
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Furniture Store Phone 122 -
Residence Phone 89.
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children, to church was trailing four
other oars when one car stopped sud-
denly, Mr. Daanan pulled to the right
and tilt onow.bank with the result
the ,car turned upside down 1n the
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ditch. The roof ,of the car was badly damaged, but no ane injured.
Datum caame francs Holland and in
June 1951 and worrks at Clinton Air-
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Mr and Mrs Williams of ista',c•:`
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L. -rue 1C.I einstl er.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 11 ffmar. :,•••t
`mill}" spent the weak -end ,r-
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