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WE GUARANTEE
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ZURICH ONTARIO
Lakeview nO
GRAND BEND
OPENING DANCES
SATURDAY - MAY 16th,
and
HOLIDAY - MONDAY - MAY 18th.
- The return by Popular Demand of ..
NEIL McKAY and his "ALL STARS"
featuring
JUNE - JOHNNY - and the QUARTETTE
Neil's outstanding Orchestra has been engaged for
all spring Dances, also the summer season of 1953,
at Lakeview Casino
Bayfield Pavilion
GRAND OPENING DANCE
For Sixth Consecutive Summer
FRANK TRAHER'S ORCHESTRA
Featuring vocalist "floppy" Hopkins and Pianist
Vincent Cusolito
FRIDAY, MAY 8th.
And Every Friday Night
Mid -week Dances to be announced later
Refreshment Booth - Spacious Parking
DANCING 10 TO 1 A.M.
TO RENT — Pavilion open for receptions, etc: Contact.
Mrs. Jowett, (Jawett's Grove) or Ed. Weston, Bayfield.
P Feeds
ARE THE
EST
Co -Op Dry and Fitting Ration
Co -Op Dairy Ration
Co -Op Dairy Conc
Co-op Beef Conc.
Co -Op Calf Starter Grower
Co -Op Calf Meal
Cwt
$3.75
3.60
4.83
4.80
4.90
5.00
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
Phone Hensall 1 15. Zurich 220
(Free Deliveries Every Friday)
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Thursday, Ka
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mrs Anthony Masse and three da-
uightens of Goderich were visitors here
Miss ;Georgina Corriveau with ;fri-
ends of London, motored to 13ufr'alo
and Niagara Falls.
Mr. and lIVI•rs. Leo Corriveau ofthe
town, line, Mr and Mrs Henry Wild
and family of Grand Bend were Sun-
day visitors with Mr and Mrs E 1.
Corriveau.
Mrs, Therese Hartman and son
Richard called on the former's par-
ents, Mr and 'Mrs Fred Duchar me,
Miss Rebecca Corriveau of Clin-
ton was a visitor with her parents,
Mr and Mrs Lucien Corriveau..
DASHWOOD
The Men's Club of Zion Lutheran
'Church and wives were entertained
at a social evening Wed. April_ 29
at the home of Mr and Mrs Adolpl
Keller..
Mrand Mrs Garnet Wei!berg and
sons of 'Waterloo visited their par-
ents Saturday, also Mr and Mrs. L.
H. Rader
Mr and Mrs Albert Goetz and
daughterof Kitchener spent the'we
Mrs. Weil. and son of Tavistockwere !Sunday visitors with Mr and
Mrs. Fred Rader, and ,also; etteide
Conference services. ::',
ek-end with his parents, Mr and'Mrs
Reuben Goetz
Mr 'and Mrs Wendell Gamoble•: of
London were week -end wis re With
the Batter's .parents, Mr and . Vlrs.
L H Rader
;Sunday visitors with Mr and ''Mrs
Urban; Pfile 'of 4 e 14th con. -wtrre i
Mr. ;Simeon ;Grab of Exeter, Mr and
Mrs, Ken. Grob and Wayne, 'Mr and
Mrs. Reg. Hodgson and Kay of ("en-
tralia, Mr and Mrs. Hugh Love and
family of Exeter, Mr and Mrs. Win
Haugh and Shirley, Mrs. Mabel Gil-
bert, Ellen and Paul Eehmur eof
Stratford and Mr and Mrs EbnerRader and family.
7tf�, 193a.h , .. :
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Automobile, Livestock, Farm Im-
plements, Hay and Mise, Items.
On the premises, Lot 11, Con. 17,
. Stephen Township. First :area tomb
of ;S'hipke. The unciereigned Auct-
ioneer has been instructed to s 61 by
public auction on
THURSDAY, MA 1." 14th.
At 1.30 o'clock, p.m. sharp.
Automobile -- 1947 Pontiac coach,
dark gray in color. All newly recon-
ditioned in guaranteed A-1 shape,
Livestock — Jersey cow, milking,
black Jersey cow, milking, bred De-
:emiber 2nd; part Hereford and Hol-
tein cow, milking, bredMarch 16;
• blue cow fresh one month; Durham
heifer rising 8 years old; part Dur-
harm and Hereford cow, milking; part
Hereford and Holstein. cow, milking,
bred Dec. 31st; Durham heifer , 3
years old; part Durham. and Jersey
heifer rising 1 year old; Holstein
yearling steer; 2 Hereford steers,
"'rising 1 year old; 5 grass cattle ris-
ing 2 years old; 4 small Hereford
calves; Thies• is a good herd of cat-
tle.
with litter of nine; 10 York pigs
• 6 weeks old.
Farm Implements — 1VI-H. mower,
r Hogs — Part Tam and York sow,
Clearing Auction Sale
Of 1 ar.n In p1. m"ents, Household
Effects, and 'M e:tellaneous Items.
The undersigned Auctioneer has re-
ceived instructions to sell by public ,
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Auction, on the premises Lot 22, Con
North East Boundary. 3 miles north'
of Thames Road Church and 1 inile i
east in Usborne Township, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 13th
At at 1 o'clock !p.m. the following:
Rubber tired wagon; VI -H. 5 -ft. cut
mower, new flat hay rack, hay rake,
steel tired wagon, Clintin fanning;
mill, complete with sieves; 4 -section
Diamond harrows, grain drill, 3 -horse'
cultivator, in -throw disc, 2 -horse
scuffler, walking plow, 2 -wheel trail-'
er, 3 -drum steel roller, 2,000-1b.
platform scales, hand scuffler, corn
planter, 'Cyclone seeder, scythe, "10
steel posts, cutter, buggy, lawn mow -1
er, puanp jack, gang plow, cross-
cut saw, electric. fencer, work bench
bathed wire, gravel box, pig create, !
bog rack, hay fork rope, block andi.
tackle, set Of sling ropes, 2 iron I
kettles, set of harness, quantity of
new lumber, steel barrel, level, shin -1
glen, full set carpenter tools, cattle
clippers, set of sleighs, coal brooder,
quantity of cedar poets, barbed wire!
stretcher, 25 -gal. drum, scrap iron, 1
50 -ft. extension specially made silo j
ladder, chicken feeder, forks, shov- 1
els, pails, etc.
Household Effects -- Sherlock j
Manning. piano and bench, all newly I
re -conditioned; Singer sewing mach -1
ine, oak dining room extension table
• with 6 matching chairs and rocker,
• leather couch, antique chairs, settee,
• 2; -piece bedoom suite, 3 -piece bed-
• room suite, chcst of drawers, pictures
and frames, 2 complete toilet sets, I
• ,cval glass pictures, Wilton carpet •
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• rug 9x12; linoleum ring 9x9; congel-
• euni rug 9xed2eft., 4 -ins; various rock-
ing chairs, sanall rocking chair, rang-
ing lamp, drop leaf table, small
tables, kitchen cupbua d, kitchen
chairs, antique wall lamp, battery
radio, Aladdin temp, silverware,
glassware, antique dishes, cruecte,
ironing board, kitchen utensils, 3
feather ticks, crokinele boatel, pil-
lows, quilts, comforters, buffalo robe,
cellar table, copper boiler, ,sealers,
2 step ladders, lawn bench, and' other
articles.
No reserve, as the Farm is sold.
Terms — Cash
Wellington Kerslake, Proprietor
F. Dawson, Clerk.
Alvin Waiper, Auctioneer.
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Breeding Association
WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED
A farriers' non-profit, co-operative organization, owned and I
operated by farmers.
Service available
For service call collect CLINTON 242.
from the best bulls available in all breeds. •
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Week days 7:30 to 10:00 a.m.
;Sundays and Holidays 7:30 to 9:30 a.m.
Any caws noticed inheat later than times stated above
likely to conceive if bred the following day,
Fees for ALL BREEDS are:
$5.00 for life membership
Service fee for Mernbers is $5.00.
Service fee for Non -Members is $6.00
Four services to insure conception without extra charge
Free veterinary service for cows that are problem breeders
NEW BUSINESS IS SOLICITED.
Special care is taken to have top sires of all breeds
We are featuring our SCOTCH SHORTHORNS in this
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• KLAYMOR OVERSEER —
1st prize Sr. Yr. 1952 C.N.E.
in service..
ad.
By Klaymor Monitor. .
KLAYMOR OBJECTIVE—
•• Res. Gr. Champion 1952 C.N.E. ..by Klaymor Jewel.
* KLAYMOR NUTCRACKER--
by Calrossie Formula
• • ANOA COMMADORE—
by Scotsdale Bombardier..
• SCOTSDALE FUTURITY--
• by O.A.C. Mayflower Ransom.
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4. TAM O'SHANTER BALLENTYNE—
• by Sylvan Farms Mercury
q•j ABERFELDY NUGGET Full brother to
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Gr. Ch. Chicago and Royal 1948
ifABERFELDY ORCHID —.
by Crichton Drutnbuie, full brother to Aberfeldy Model, sold
• for $4000.00 and sire of 1st. get in big show in U.S.A.
GLENBURN QUICKSILVER --
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• by Phopachy Diplomat, sire of many prize winners.
gBROEDON LANCED — by l(laymor Northman,
Aherfelcty and Model
5 -ft. cut; hay loader, sulky plow;
gravel box, disc, 3 -'horse cultivator,
steal tire wagon, Renfrew cream
separator 750-1b. capacity; truck
wagon, 'rubber tire wagon, 2 harrow
carts, 2 single scuf lera, root pnlper,
steel tire buggy, cutter and other
mise. Items. Also 8, 80-1b. milk
cans arnd milk strainer.
Hay --- Quantrity of baled hay
timothy and alfalfa.
No reserve, everything will be .sold.
Tetsns -- Cash
Mrs. Major Baker, Prop..
Glen Webb, Clerk,
Alvin Wolper, Auctioneer.
TRUE SATISFACTION
"HO," • every ane thirsteth, come ye, buy wine and milk
without money and without price,
Wherefore do ye spend money for that which is NOT bread?
and your labor for that which satisfiieth NOT?
Hearken diligently unto me, and eat ye that which is good,
and let your soul delight itself in fatness.
Incline your ear, and COME UNTO ME! HEAR and YOUR
SOUL SHALL LIVE. Isaiah 55: 1-3
Man doth not live by bread only. Deut 8: 3.
The Kingdom of God is not meat and drink; but righteousness,
and peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost... Rom, 144' 17.
Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteous-
ness, for THEY SHALL BE FILLED. Matt. 5. 6.
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