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ZURICH a ONTARIO
"THE TRUTH ABOUT MRS, 'ADLAJ
STEVENSON
It' an intimate portrait of Ellen
3orden Stevenson, beautiful, talented
llxeiress who 'might have become Am-
erica's First Laily. Why dial she
divorce her husband when he hit the
political jackpot" Is there hope for
'econciliation? "The Truth About
Airs. Adlial Stevenson;" in Sept. 21,
Issue of New Amerieae Weekly, ex -
'elusively with Detroit Sunday Times,
AUCTION SALE ...
7f Real Estate, Household Effects
sand Furniture, of the late Mrs. Carrie
Ig..oehler, will be held on the Prem-
ises, in the
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
On
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 1952
:At One O'Clock p.m., the following:
Household Effects --- One 3 -piece
Chesterfield, like new; dining room
,litable and •tghairs; day bed, China cab-
inet; buffet, Writing desk, kitchen
Cupboard, table and chairs; a name
fiber of small tables, trunks' and dres-
sers, eleetrie washing machine and
wringer, electric rangette; cook
stove, mt dishes, also antiques and
a variety of other dishes, 2 new rugs,
wool blankets, quilts and linens, beds
and bedding, and other artic1ee too
numerous to mention,.
Terme---Cash
Real Estate --- At the same time
and place of above mentioned there
will also be offered for sale, subject
to a reserved bid, the 9 -roomed hous e
being Lot 9, Knell's Survey, less 2x
42 feet :.old off north-west corner.
Time house has a 3 -piece bath and
furnace.
Texans of Real Estate — Ten per
cent, on day of sale, balance in 30
days.
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
,Ross Johnston,
• Win. S. Johnston, Executors.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Live iStock, Poultry, Hay, Grain,
Mise. Items, and Household Effects,
Twp,, the premises, •Stephen 1 wp„ .Con
9, Lot 1110, '1 4 miles west of Credit-
on. .rlxe undersigned Auctioneer has
,been instructed to sell by public
Auction on
THURSDAY, 'OCTOBER 2nd.
At 1 o'clock, p,m. sharp.
' Horses---Percheron work Horse,
sound .and reliable in every way.
Cattle—Red Durham cow, carry-
ing 4th calf, milking, clue April 7th;
red Durham cow, carrying T4th calf,
milking', due March 18th; red. Dur-
ham ,cow, carrying .5th calf, milking
due Feb. 23rd; roan Durham, cow,
carrying 3rd calf, milking; due April
2nd; red Durham farrow cow; 6
Durham .'teens rising 2 yrs. old; 8
heifers rising 12 yrs. old; 5 spring
calves. These are all choice quality
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ONTARIO )EPART ENT OF HIGHWAYS
GEO. H. DOUC : •ry Minister
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NATIONAL
ZURICH HERALD
Durham cattle, fully T. 13, tested with
no reactors.
Poultry --50 New I4ampshire Rock
pullets; 35 cockerels 4 months old.
Hay and Grain -600 bales of mix-
ed hay, very best of quality; 450
bushels of mixed grain; •quantity of
treated seed beans.
Mise. Items -40 feet of 3 -inch
steel piping suitable for litter carrier
Dearing 2 -horse manure spreader; 5
cords of good dry wood, large iron
kettle, sausage press and grinder;
other butchering equipment, crosscut
saw, scythe, 'g'rindstone, work bench,
large chick shelter,• colony house
10n12 feet; brooder stove, fattening
crate, electric fencer, cistern pump,
small Johnson gasoline motor; and
many articles too numerous to men-
tion.
Household .Effects • — Good Cheer
white enamel cook stove, in new con-
dition, large size Coleman oil burns
er, like new; dining rooau soak exten-
sion table, 6 dining room chairs with
leather seats.; buffet, various oak
rocking :chairs, kitchen table, 10
kitchen chairs, centre tables, dressers
dresser bed, commodes, wash stands,
wardrobe, kitchen cabinet, couch,
t5'parton cabinet battery zadio, like
new; Alladin lamp, baby crib, cur-
tains, drapes, Coleman gasoline stove
and oven, Coleman gasoline rron,
gasoline lantern, sealers, kitchen ut-
ensils, •churn, odd dishes, etc. etc.
No Reserve, as the Farm is sold.
TERMS—CASH
ILloyd Geiser, Proprietor.
Glen Webb, Clark,
Alvin 'Walper, Auctioneer.
ThieI'
Boy's and Men's Wear
Made -To -Measure Clothing
Box 130 . - Zurich, Ont.
'•
;Dear Sir:
.Please accept this invitation to
visit us and look over the new Fall
Samples just arrived from the House
of iHobberlin.
Over 300 ,crisp new patterns and
fabrics from • the wo.rld's , reading
mills, in the greatest array of colors
I shown since pre-war days. .
This is a .good time to review
your -wardrobe - don't hesitate to call
on us for assistance and. guidance.
Cordially Yours,
Charles,Thiel
SECURITY
As a member of aircrew, he's marked as a young rnan of
unusual calibre. He's had months of intensive training on the
finest of equipment. He has developed character; and
the chance to go far in this expanding service offers him a
bright future. The future accomplishments in the field of
aviation can be counted on to outstrip its brilliant pasty.
Here's the life that any boy or any parent —
can be proud of. There's a blend of skill, adventure
and service to your country that can't
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Would you like to fly with the R.C.A.F.?
Then get all the facts today!
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• Age 17 to 24 year and unmarried.
• Junior Matriculation or better - a Uni•
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• Junior Matriculants are eligible for a
short service commission Of six ' years
duration University graduates for a
permanent commission,
6 A. selected number of personnel holding
short service commissions are granted
permanent Commissions on a competi-
tive basis, the remainder receive a
substantial gratuity, on the termination
of their engagement,
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