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COCKTAIL and EVENING
A Terrific Group of Lovely Gowns in
Nylon, Net, Lace and Taffeta
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D A S H W O O D Mr and Mrs Ivan Taylor and
A number of Ladies from Zion
Roy of aterloo spent the week -end
with herr parents, Mr and Mrs. L. H.
Lutheran church attended a Mission- Rader.
ar.' Rally at Wartburg, on Wed. 7th.
Mrs Arvin Rader attended a meet-
ing of the Huron Waves Housewife
Croup at the :home of Mas. Earl
Zimmer in Zurich Thursday, Oct. 8.
Plan to attend the fashion show at
Dashwood public school, Wed. Oct.
211st at 8.30 p.m.
Mr and Miss Walter Ness and son
of Detriot visited with his mother
Imre who returned with thein to the
city for the winter months
Rev. and Mrs Louis Higenefil spent
Thanksgiving with their son and
family, Mr and Mrs Gerald Higenell
and Peter at St Catharines. They will
be away until Oct. 23,z,
• Mr and Mrs Gordon Weiberg of
'Waterloo spent the week -end with
their parents and relatives here.
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Sunday visitors 'with Mr and Mrs
L. H. Rader were, their two sons and
families; Mr and Mrs. Elgin Rader
and Mr and Mrs E1$ier Rader.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Real Estate, Auto, Tractor,
Farm Impleanenjis, Poultry, Hay and
Grain, on the premises. Lot 10„ Con.
9, Babylon Lime, Hay Twp. 1 ? miles
east of Zurich. and 2% ,niiles.south,on
FRIDAY, OCT. '2133rd
At 1 o'clock, n.sn., sharp
Real Estate — Farm consisting of
100 acres, being Lott 10, Con. 9, Hav
Twtp•, on which is ;situated a well
built solid white brick house, also
bank ;barn, drive shed and hen house,
with electricity throughoust. All in
good state of repair. This is very
good farm land. Terms of Real Estee
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NOTICE
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF HURON COUNTY CREAM
PRODUCERS' ASSOCIATION WILL BE HELD 'IN THE
MUNICIPAL BUILDING IN CLINTON AT 8:30 P.M., ON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16th.
GUEST SPEAKERS WILL BE MR. EVERATT BIGGS, ONT.
ARIO DAIRY COMMISSIONER AND MR. BILL RETTIE,
CHAIRMAN OF THE ONTARIO CREAM PRODUCERS'
MARKETING BOARD,
ALL CREAM
PRODUCERS ARE
THIS MEETING.
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Television. Refrigerators and and Strong; Stand Crystle Ric.
Radio.. Tel. and Radio Hallicr-Bic Parts and accessories. et"
afters, Telivision and Radio and Tricycles, Wagons, Tires and 0
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9Appliances. Beach Stoves, Nat- Fans, Hot Plates, Mixmasters, 0
Iona] Stoves, McCormick Smythe Heating Pads; Light Burbs, Eta e
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Simulicity 12 yr. guarantee; The Hunting Season is here, we
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HUNTING MATERIAL, AND WHAT HASN'T HE GOT;
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Grand Bend .
Ontario
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ate —'10% on day of sale; :balance
in 30 days, if not previously sold.
Auto — 1938 Dodge Coach.
Tractor — International Fannial]
Super "C" equipped with hydraulic
2 -furrow plow and 4 -row scnffler. -
Farrn Implements — Qockshutt 11
hoe fertilizer drill; Me -Deering bin-
der; '11/LcDeerinig` Duanp Ralce, 10 -ft.
like new; 6 -section diamond harrows;
M -H, manure spreader,. drag harrows,
out -throw disc, 3 -horse cultivator;
Quebec sulky's plow, gang plow, pr.
Bob sleighs and ,platform, like new;
Letz combination .grinder and Hatn-
mermill; 50 -ft drive belt, single stuf-
fier, root pulper, hydraulic. jack, el-
ectric fencer, grease gun, 100 gale
square gas tank with pump; chicken'"
shelter; steel wagon, large wagon,
large ;water barrel, wheel barrow,
Viking cream separator; pr. of truck
wheels, doulble harness, collars and
many articles too numerous to men-
tion.
Hay and Grain — 20 tons extra
good quality mixed hay;. 500 bush-
els 'choice mixed grain; 8 acre"s of
cob corn.
Horses — iMatched Belgium teams,
both geldings rising 7 and 8 years
old; guaranteed true and reliable.
Cattle — Roan Durham eow, milk-
ing and due in Januarys; Hereford
cow, fresh two weeks with calf at
foot; fight roan cow, fresh 3 weeks
with calf at foot; roan Durham cow
wih ;calf at foot; part Dunham and
Jersey cow, due in November; red
Durham cow with calf at foot; 2
spring calves.
Poultry -- 90 Rocks crossed with
Rhode Island Reds, laying 50%. A
very choice .flock of Birds,
No Reserve, everything will be sold.
Terme — Cash .
Mrs. Jack Merner, Proprietress.
R. F. Stade, Clerk
Alvin Wainer, Auctioneer.
ZURICH HERALD
Clea itltgiuctiofi1 Sale sows, carrying third litter.
j Poultry 40 Sussex and New
Of Tractor, Farm Implements, Poul. I Hamups+hire 600 bushels choice mixed
'pullets 5 months old.
try, ;Grain and Household Effects, on
the 7preznises, Lot 3, Oon. '7, 'Stephen:
Tn., 2 miles south of Crediton, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBE'R 1217th.
• At 1 .o'clock, elm, sharp
Horses -- Black Percheron team,
rising 9 and 10 :yleants old, quiet and
reliable do every way,
Cattle -- Hereford cow, milking,
due RI February; brindle .cow, anilk
irag, due Fn January; (Holstein heifer,
milking, tine in April; Hereford heif-
er, milking, due in Feb; Hereford
cow, With `twin ,calves at foot; Dur-
ham cow, milking, due in Jan; Ayr-
shire cow, milking„ due in February;
DurJham heifer, milking, due n April
brindle heifer, milking, clue in Feb.ruuxry!; Durham heifer, milking, due
in•!1VIay; brindle heifer, with bwo
calves ,by side; Durham Meow, due in
Febauary; 6 Hereford Steers and
heifers,' aveae';ing from 600 to 800 new; Quebec heater, hot dilate, coal
lbs. each; Hereford bull, rising 2 yrs oil heater; Oongtoleun rug 9x15, etc.
old; 11 spring •calves, Hereford and No reserve, as the faiim is sold.
Durhamr, Texans- - Cash,
Hogs --10 chunks; 2 Yorkshire ,Fred Wright, Proprtietor.
grain, oats and barley.
Tractor and Farah Implements —
Me -Deering Super "A" tractor, used
two seasons, like new, equipped with
hydraulic 2efurrow plow and 4 -row
seufiler; MSI. 'binder, 7 -ft. cut; Mc -
Deering mower 5 -ft. out; M -H. hay-
loader; International stde rake; .M -H.
2218 -plate tractor disc; M -H. stiff -
tooth cultivator; tM-H. 11 -run drill;
4 -section diamond •harrows, rubber
tired wagon; +116 -ft. rake, steel tired
wagon, 2 -wheel trailer with rack;
walking plow, fanning mill, (2100 -gal.
water trough, 7 milk ,cans, milk
pails and strainer; electric fencer;
sling ropes, forks, shovels, chains,
barrels and many articles too numer-
ous to mention.
Household Effects— Complete din-
ing room suite, like new; China cab-
inet; Duo-Tlierane space heater, like
olIVIIIIIANNIMOMMINSMomensemeeramosta
'T'h:urtsiday, October 1+54ls, 1:953
Glen Webb, clerk,
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
TENDERS
Elm- the inistallaition of toilets and.
wash basins in the Township Hallo
.Zurie i, Ont.
Sealed tenders , plainly marked Wil1
be received by the Clerk on or ia'et
fore Mondays, October 19111, 1958
at 6.00 p.rn. for the installation of
two toilets, and two awash -basin*.
(:cast iron) with all the necessary Irte
tertian- ,plumbing material. The sem+.
le tank to be cement 750 gal. eatpacd.
itty; 250 four -inch field tile to bs
laid in the yard wof the Hensall Dints.
rict Co -Op. as weeping Mile and to be
connected to the tank by means off'
the necessary glazed tile.
All: inetallainons and material td.
comply strictly with the Huron O'+.
unty Health Unit.
For height and position in MI
Town Hall !basement, contact igoll
ZVI. 'Turkhoim, and for the loca,titiff
of the 'glazed tile, contact H. G. Twits.
Work to the completed an lOctobet.
or early November.
H. W.:Brokenshire, Cls lc,.
Servng Canada in t
you serve ...
Comradeship is one of the
finest features of Army life.
Ask any soldier! You take
part in sports, five, work
and face dangers with men
who share your interests
and ori)-itiors.
Travel will give you wider
experience and interests.
There are many chances
for travel in Canada and
overseas. You see and
learn more in the Army to-
day than ever before.
Never before has an Army career offered so man*
advantages to young men. Army life is for men whiz.
want to help guard Canada's freedom. It is not art•,
easy life — but it is a rewarding one. You and Canada,
profit by the many opportunities and benefits oli
military service. Here's how you gain when you sery,
Canada in the Armgood pay, financial security anti
pension; 30 days annual leave with pay; opportunities.
'for special training, promotion, adventure, Foe•
Canada, you will represent another trained soldier to
help guard our freedom.
To be eligible you must bo 17 to 40 years of age, skilletlr
tradesmen to 45. When applying bring birth certificat.
or other proof of age.
Apply right away—For full information write or visit
the Army Recruiting Centre nearest your home.
No 13 Personnel Depot,
Wallis House, Rideau & Charlotte Sts., Ottawa, Ont.
No. S Personnel Depot, Artillery Park, Bagot St., Kingston, Ont`
Canadian Army Recruiting Centre,
90 Richmond Street West, Toronto, Ont.
No. 7 Personnel Depot,
Wolseley Barracks, Oxford & ctizube:h Sts„ London, Ont,
Army Recruiting Centre, 230 Main St, W., North Bay, Ont,
Army Recruiting Centro,
James Street Arntttury, 200 James St. Norah, Hamilton, Ont.
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