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WOULD BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU
Electric Sewing Machines, Eureka Vacuum
Cleaners tank and upright types.
Mason & Risch, Henry Herbert and Schubert
Pianos.
Also Carry all other lines of Horne Furnishings
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instructed to sell by pahliOA ton oxl
TUESD.A.Y, l‘I'Ana'
,Comnerveing at 1
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liorses--Two good orlv,iliore
qeieq and reliable in everk:',y.
Dairy cattle -8 Holateitif'Wers,
freehened in December, Hcikiteln. cow
4 yra eid, freshened ' in lanUary;
part- Hereford and Holsteielfie'WM, 0
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years ,old, freahened in jarntaty; Rol -
Stele cow 5 yrs. old with cal oat toot,
floiateth colt, 5 years folti
*Mt ; cow duJ',let; red
ee'eltat st'lf;
Ow due May 1st; RelsteiwOw, I'
y. old due April 12h; ,Tereey bed-
er ;2 yzes. old ; Holetein heat*. 2 Yrs,
il Ord; 7 Holstein heifers r4r, old;
4 jersef calf. 3 'Holstein cavartegi-
t6red Holstein bull, 2 yrs.:644e .The
•,abqve mentioled cattle 'v:44,6 ..froin
enrehred foundation fenegee ' mid
,, pUrehrod• sires with ctM.SeClitiVe
•:, ele 9. n TM. tests.
Pigs -14 chunks, averagi4g 75 to
150 lbs, each; 16 stna.11 cennets; 11
eow luo :lune .1..,t; 1 sow dee June
15th; 1 Tenworth boar, one 3,ea r old,
M ftChi nety —John DeereOT
12-24 on good rtehber, hi goo kl work-
ing order; John Deere 2-fureow 'trac-
tor plow; itTc0-renick Deeringe15-cliec
fertiPzer drill with power lift new;
McCormick Deering hey lode'; M -H.
side delivery rake; M -H. anoisPer ti -ft.
out; 3 drum steel roller: MeCormick
Deering 3 -section lever harrows; set
-diamond harrows; rubber trect wag-
on. steel wheel waeen- flat enay rack,
set of sleighs with flat rack, Codk-
shutt corn scuffler; 1 -hoe Alifiler;
walking plow, dump rakee grain
drill, tap ,buggy, open :be Fr gy„•,;!2 range
shelters, •electric brooder, 4eleicken
feeders, extension ladder 364t. new;
Fairbanks Morse hammer niM 9 -in.
with extension pipes .used :2eWinters;
small quantity of corrugated steel;
small quantity of lumber; 41101) 4 -inch
tile; iron kettle; wheelbarroW, stone
boat; 6 milk •cans 80 -lbs; .cress cut
saw; shovels, forks, hoes, rot pulp-
er. milk cooling tank ,(galve,; 1 -3rd
hp. electric motor; lawn niowee,
quantity .of wood, quantity of grass
seed: also Cackshutt 3-furr'ow tract-
or plow; 6 -inch drive belt,ett. etc.
Household Effects, Etc---deneral
Electric comb. range, 4 ..,eurners,
nearly new; 3 -piece oak -beer .ola
suits, 3 -piece ivory enamel ileedeo-om
suite; 2 spring filled mattress; 1
mattress; •2 sets of senings; day b(1:
wash stand, fern stands, linoleuni
rug 9x9 -ft 2 wash tubs, tub stand;
food chopper, roasting pan;,electric
iron; vinegar 'barrel and realty arti-
cles too nuertenens.teemention.
No reserve, is theefarm is sold.
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Garnet Johns, f'reprietor......
Garnet Hicks, W. C, ,Alliecerie. Clerks
AlVin, Welper, Auctioneer. -..
Furniture Store Phone 122 -
Residence Phone 89.
Zurich
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AUCTION ' SAt.i..-
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Cleating Auction Sale
, cbaire; couches,. quantity. o,T. deshes.e
and picture ' frames ; various 'rocking (A1vive'W41Pere-A11;
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Pfeekiereeee. eee'lee4T:rae',e,„.tetre,e iFerzke„.reeeP.4" eglasaWare; .crOcke and, sealer's ; aoinb- Wednesday; !Marah -.12; :Lot.k.'15,'LRE.
i"kin, '1`14'uselz'id "AT",,,t'' ination China cabinet; bueeau; box Bosanquet wp.,T2% miles south of'
Bosanquet T.ownship, 2% miles south
Etc. On the Premises, Lot 9, L.R.E. stove; small spinning wheel; antique Grand Bend.. EniTnery ,Stebbins,,, -;
' B. A. Station on 21 Highway.
of Grand Bend;'Quartermile east of ,new; gas lantern;
parlor. furniture; rug 10%x9 -ft. like proprietor. .
he undersigned Auctioneer has been 6 high back chairs; Etc.
3 Aladdin lamps;
larch 18
Tuesday, 1S, Con. 9epart 9-10
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instructed to. sell by -Rollie Auction
' Terms --Cash . Thursday, March 20; Con. .9' Lot 12,
No reserve,, as the farm is sold. Usiborne Ti Garnet Jolms, Prop,
,Ciommencing at 1 o'clock p.m. sharp
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12th- i Frmme'ry Stebbins, Preprietor. Telay Twp., Ba,bylon. ;line, -James
• Cattle:, 'Two part Durham au -et -Alvin Willier, Auctioneer. •''' .
Glen Webb, Clerk. .. „ . Rennie, !
Hereford ,atIWS. 6 years old, due at ,
time of sale; 'Roan Durham c.ow 41 Mrs. Ernest. ' E.eYes,
., Priday, March 21, Con. 15, '..e.et 14,
Years old, due in Aprii; Hereford 1 Clearing Auction -Sale 'Proprietress. • -e . t'" .
heifer with calf at foot; red Short- ! Of Livestock,.Farrn Implements, Hay:
horn cow, 5 years- old. due befere Grain and- Household Effects. On Wednesday, March 26, Con. .115.., Lot
sale date e !.2 Durham' farrow cows; 'the premises, Lot 12, Con. 9, Hay 14, 20/2 miles north east of Kirkton,
ariHemProprietor.
-a part Durham an -d -Hereford heifer: i Township. 1% miles east of :Zurich;
carrying first calf, due middle oe 3 miles sieuth on the Babylon Line.
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April; !Shorthorn cow, 6 years .old, The undersigned Auctioneer has 'been vriday, ,IVIarch 28., Con, 3, Lot .10,
latter part of March; Shorthorn
horthorn' cow 6 years old, due the
d instructed to sell !by public auction on
THURSDAY, MARCH ,20th. ' east. Walter McBride, Prop,
114 miles south of Exeter; 11/e . miles
with calf at foot; part Hereford an
.'-oarYillo 'heifer. This 'is an extra good. Commencing: at 1.30 pan. Sharp No. 21 Highway; 2 lie -miles nor fii' of
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e nes ay April 2/ Stanley T.Wp 'on
Herd of oattle: with clear T... 13- teste
Horses—Three good 'Pertheron Drysdale. Leonard Etue, prop.
Pies and --Poultry'— Yorkehire Sow
work horses, quieendreliable in
not bred; 2 'Yorkshire m .0
arket !", ._„„, every wa-.
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'Yorkshire sow bred December
8 h ' e, 150 Rock and 'Leghorn Cattle—White Cow, milking, due en St Joseph.and Beaver Town'
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laying hens. A number of 'Bentham August; red cow, milking, due .mid -
Chickens. . die of june; 2 heifers rising 3 yrs. On Sunday, March Ond the-stryo-
Tractors - McC-Deeri•ng 1950 Super
anding neighbourhood -gathered at
old; 2 heifers rising 2 yrs. Mete 2 •
A. Tractor. like new, equipped with yearling steer • 1 . These are very
1,vdr 'nger touch contrel, B. tests. • !the -home of Mr and Mrs Leonard
choice Shorthord Cattle with clear' T. araras of the Blue Water south, it
us.ed 1 year; Also with complete 4-
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row scuffier with .Ail attachments and )eing the occesien of a birthday
IVIachinery 14.1-14. binder, 7 -ft cut,
"MoDeerrng 'll in good condition; M -H. hay !loader, party of Mrs. Sararas. Those NIfilci at -
ow beet lifter; .-furrow 'E
--Y-• Cock shdisc 11 -run fertilizer drill; tended were 'from Zutich and th
rau c tractor plow; ng -
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'PA Fordean tractor in re..t class con- Frost & Wood mower, 5eft cut; 2- surrounding ,burgs, in all, the Party
dition, on tubber; M -H. 2 -furrow drum steel roller; 2 steel tired wag- was pleasinglo ,a11, spending the day
tractor plow.
Machinery - International 14 plate scuffler; Oliver riding plow; M -H,
ons; hay rack; . bean puller and chatting 4 by -gone haPpextihiga and
'double disc, like new; On,71cshutt 18- Ne. 21 -walking plow; 4 -sect. diamond
harrowe. 2 e t.. of those th follow. After a delleieele.
clic grain drill; Internateorial 6 -ft le tchen harness ;
. Omer was served, and and teok'pert
..-.'ff t i cultirat !r ; ItleCormick 5 -ft dump rake; root pulper; Anker holt off, they thanked the host and host-
erit inow-er; McCormick 6-n bii le • cream se inton fanning. ass and their daughter garjorie, and
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.oc s utt ruarture epreader, M -H. 8-1
' ' mill, complete eith sieves; 2,000-.16. wishing Mils. Sararas rapid improve -
foot fertilleer spreader: 'eT-F1. beat, cap. truck •scales; 2 new 14 -ft wire meet in health and many more birth International 2-ss.,ctioa
ing-toath harrows; dump reke ; :e. water troughs; set of :bob sleighs
p I
s- r_ g'zt es; ,2 set of Sling ropes; 2 large days.
:41,!,f lel n dnoed herr \v., 1•l1 -'4h ,buggY; critter; quantity of coed motored to London recently on a
Mesers, &ger and Nelson Dedaed
VIA watran 1 1 G -ft. f1:111 ',lay eaelee'kelwod ; oteintity of elm Wank and business trip.
. Lester 5-h.p. gasoline engene ! 2 h. o
ree..; cutting box. Bain wagon 1,.'ox; I lembee; gajr, pan; shovels. 1 • , Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Sopha and
oggIng
gaeoline engine; '1-4 he. f,*" , motor: chain'and " '1 • . ' '
ous to mention.
h, inane az tic es too memo.- Mr and Mrs. Leonard Sopha all of
F -inch plane- 14 -ft. line ehaft, coin; Detroit spent the weekend with their
piete with pulleys: 2 electric, fencere, I Hay and Grain -15 fon of good parente',on, the B. W., Highway .
2 brand new 14 -ft sill. seitabie for !ouolitv loose alfalfa and timothy hay Comaient.
reek; 2 small gates; Chatham fatIn, a cmantity of oats -and wheat. Aftet.: the passing of Feb. 29th.
eeteel-tired buggy; Portla*,f1 cutter
ing mill, cemplete with xiev; nilw TInimphold Xffertst--Extelivon tahl 1952 4.have now entered into a leap
; 4 steel drum, gas pump; 2 iron ket- inee• w •h*
;1 ebeiee. -bre.eau rockinv chairs, cab- Year,Which •coMea once in rum" I
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corn ,;nei) ,
erne ,11 lneanrs little, while to others
. 'machine.; kitchen enetee . ..
20 cereal• posts,,box shove, antique furnitere North - fit in the begining of their fat-
. heeibarrow, 1 -50 -ft. hay fork rope; ern Electric battery radio in new ore lq,."' As.!
' 400 caPacity chick brooder; 135 -ft. eonefeion et. An foraner years re roay '
4my fork ilpe; pailayg
. gl'aln No reserve.. PM the farm is sold.
. , • : brintiratertainment and as vveri. ari ,
nevel, quantity of s.acks, z6 einglel TERMS—CASH jeayitiektfio the fair eex, fi3r as in'the 1 ,
,rords of good dry mixed w,od; 016P!,4111164 it', nnie, Prom -tool%
boxei.., 4 steel barrels; ect of sting , Milford Mereer. Clerk. paseUkf will be privileged to .make
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ropes, logging chains., carpenter to! e Alvin Walpor, Auetionep,r, .
peel fayonrable replies, That 100 !
piotiAOSI. ad as well they will ex-
maple sup equipMMit: 14'W 1 -ft.! .
year theory is vivid in 'different co-
pall, 120 iniekete ' and epilee, aedi Clewing Auction We unteleelegiving the women full rights
ma)1,,... f t rti('; f.:;,f t,''.0 nunafiroq-. to men-
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flay and GrAin — 1:,':r bushele of ief' leiveefoelc. Tretor. ram Imply-
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thein to the altar. In this cOnetrY
choice rheat: 650 hi/sib*. early Al- meet,: nuf nonschold Effeets, on the there is little hope to' it, if any.
a -len sfswil oats; 50 leiebeie Beat 11' Drptylipp,. Dart Loi 0-10, Cern. rr, i ,,,-
at the same time bachelore cam 1)q.
seed oats: auantity ./.
0: good down' .horne, Twn. 14 mile eolloi of v7;”. loverruied by its tencent, anu there-
4hav; 400 bales of Stra.
leheisea. on St, Marve Rd. 5 m1lee fore become a prize to ,some chew
Hoveehold Effects -- 2 eak exten- east of No, 4 Highway, 4 milee weet
sloe tablee WO leavea; :3 email ..o. R'4-keee blonde .or some ernertebruenet, wliO
etablee; 10 kitchen maim; picturos had aleeady made plans for then. mato
k The ttrideraigned Atietioneer hem been irilnionial drive into- iwedto.ck, •
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Baokelors who (prefer to remain
asSillob; are well advised to keep a-
way frorn, feminint society Itrro also
avoid conversing too freely with the
fair sex; of oourse there has been
exceptkons where leap year. has pro-
ved !beneficial to some of the 'old
boys, especially those of" a ,sliy,nature
So taking the wlioie in fairnees, tt is
a half and half !affair to those con -
it is not tour intention to intervene
into the Matter, however, we reel
that those lassies should get a break
once in four— and that without far-
ther embarrasing their plans.
Had
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35 hunters froM4Alieeteil and Staffa
went on a rabbit 'de* on Feb. 27,
near St. Columibane Gory Laween of
Exeter, shot a 70-1VWolf. A second
wolf managed to escape into dense
bush. Two foxes . and 40 rabbits
were also bagged.
BORN
Mr and Mrs Lbeyd Hope (nee
Doris Meyers) are happy to annionnee
the .birth of their •daughter, at Tor-
onto General Hospital Private Pat-
ient pavillion, Friday February 22,
sister for Faith and Jane, Grandpar-
ents, Mr and Mrs, Thomas Meyer,
Zurich.
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PIONEER
ONE MAN POWER CHAIN SAW
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FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES ON PIONEER AND
SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAWS SEE YOUR LOCAL. DEALER:
. Rader & Mittlehoitz
Phone G3 - Zurich
Fifth Annual Se
Sponsored by the
HURON CROP IMPROCVEMENT ASS OCIATION
To be held in the
CLINTON DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE'
CLINTON
March 7th and 8th, 1952
$500.00 in Prizes —
Special, Educational Displays an Reforestation
Special Programmes Friday Evening and Saturday Afternoon
Auction Sale of Ten -Bushel Lots Saturday. Afternoon
Junior Seed Judging Competition Saturday Morning -
All Entries to be Made at the Agricultural Office •
• Clinton, before Tuesday, March 4th, 1952
EVERYBODY WELCOME ADMISSION.ERM,_
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• and an oPportunity. New victims of war wound, &eater
need of lifesaving blood transfusion services, the inevi:tability
of great disasters Of hre.and pood... all must fintrthe Red Goss
ready. As the need to alle6ate suffering grows, the generositeeof
Canadians grows too. But today the task is ahnoet beyond
measure. There is the -challenge. The opportunity to help is
...before you.
Give TODAY to tarry oll tomorrow's work of mercy
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by auditors of the Dorninion,Goverolient.
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