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Canada's first national tractor plowing champion will be chosen from com-
peting provincial champions at the Ontario Plowmen's Association Inter-
national Match at Cobourg, Ont., October 6 to 9. Above, Emmanuel Hahn,
the internationally -famous Canadian sculptor, who has designed many of
Canada's stamps and coins, is putting the finishing touches to the clay model
of the winner's trophy, the Esso Silver Plow. In addition to the trophy, the
Canadian champion and the runner-up will travel each year as guests of
Imperial Oil to the worldplowing match where they will compete on behalf
of Canada. The first world match is being held at Cobourg; the second, nest
year in the Republic of Ireland.
ZURICH HERALD
Thursday, October 22ns,, 1:153
Our Holiday Week
Mr. and Mrs C. L. Swath during
their holiday week enjoyed a motor
trip to their daughter and .eon -In-laws
Mr. and NTS, P. J. ,Cunningham at
Pembroke, and many ask us where is
that? It is located on the ;beautiful
Ottawa River, 110 snipes up the river
from the !city of Ottawa, and the
scenery at this time is most pictur-
esque as the forests have practically
all the coloring one could wish for.
Then across the river are the magni-
ficent JJaurentians, with their nioun-
±anous ranges soaring upwards to
the skies. The distance from Zurich
is as near 400 miles as one could ,ex-
pect. 'The highways are very goad,
and at this time of year there is little
traffic to contend witch excepting in
going through the cities. It was in-
deed a 'change for your publishers
to take an 800 mile motor hike in-
stead of getting .out the weekly edit-
ion, but we must have am occasional
change in life.
DASHW000
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Weber and
Diane attended the Initer. Plowing
Match at Coborg last week and them
went on to visit the former's sister,
and fancily Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Carr
in the Ottawa District.
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Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Real Estate, Auto, Tractor.
Farm. Tinplernents, Poultry. Hay and
Gram, on the premises. Lot 10„ Con.
9, Babylon Line, !Hay 'Twig. 11/ miles
east of Zurich and 2?G> miles south,on
FRIDAY, OCT. 203rd
At 1 o'clock, p.m., sharp
Real Estate — Farm rconsisbing 6f
100 acres, being Lot 10, .Con. 9, Hay
Two., on which is situated a well
built solid white brick house, also
bank barn, drive shed and hen house,
with electricity throu0ghou+t. All in
good state of repair. This is very
good farm land. Terms of Real Est-
ate — 10% on day of sale, balance
in 30 days, if not previously sold.
Auto — 1938 Dodge Coach.
Tractor — International Fa mall
Super "Cr equipped with 'hydraulic
2 -furrow plow and 4 -;:ow stuffier.
Farm Implements —'Coekshutt 11 -
hoe fertilizer drill; Mc -Deering bin-
der; McDeenin0g Dump Rake, 10 -ft.
like new; 6 -section diamond harrows;
M -H. manurespreader, drag harrows,
out -throw disc, 3 -horse enultivator;
Quebec sulkiyl plow, gang plow, pr.
Bob sleighs! and platform, like new;
Letz connlbinaltion grinder and Ham-
menmill; 50 -ft drive belt, single scuf-
fler, root pulper, hydraulic jack, el-
ectrie fencer, grease gun, 100 -gal.
squame gas tank with pump; chicken
shelter;" steel wagon, large wagon,
large water barrel, wheel barro ',
Vilcing cream separator; pr, or truck
wheels, double harness, collars and
many articles too numerous to men-
tion.
Hay and Grain 20 tons extra
good quality mixed hay;. 500 bush-
els !chonoe:.anixed grain; 8 acres of
cob eorn.
,horses — Matched Belgium team,
both geldings rising 7 and 8 years
old; guaranteed true and reliable.
Cattle — Roan Durham cow, milk-
ing and due in Januaryyl; Hereford
cow, fresh two weeks with oalf at
foot; light roan cow, fresh 3 weeks
+with calf at foot; roan Durham cow
wih calf at foot; part Durham and
Jersey ow, due in November; red
Dunlham cow with calf at foot; 2
spring ,calves.
Poultry — 900 Racks :crossed with
Rhode Island Reds, laying 50%. A
very choice flock of Birds.
No Rese ve, !everything will be sold.
Tenmis — Cash .
Mrs. Jack Merner, Proprietress.
R. F. Stade, Clerk
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Tractor, Farren Implements, Poul-
try, Grain and Household Effects, on
the premises, Lot 3, Con. 7, 'Stephen
Twp., 2 'anuiles south of Crediton, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1217th.
At '1 o'clock, .p.m., sharp
Horses — Black Percheron team,
rising 9 and 10 years old, quiet and
reliable in every way.
Cattle`— Hereford ,cow, milking,
due in February; brindle cow, milk-
ing, due'iar January; 'Holstein heifer,
milkdn'g, ;:due 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;
Durham heifer, milking, due n April'
brindle heifer, milking, due in Feb-
ruaiy; Durham heifer, milking, due
in May; (brindle heifer, with two
calves by side;Durham cow, due in
February; 6 ;Hereford Sheers and
heifers, averaging from 600 to 800
lbs.' ,each; Hereford bull, rising 2 yrs
old; 11 'spring calves, Hereford and
Durham.
Hogs 10 chunks; 2 Yorkshire
sows, carrying third litter.
Poultry — 40 Sussex and New
Hampshire pullets 5 months old."
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FOUR THINGS GOD WANTS YOU TO KNOW!
1. You need to be saved.
—Except a man he born again, he cannot see the Kingdom,
of God. -- John 3;3
.—For all have sinned, and come short of the Glory' of God.
Rom. 3: 23.
2. You cannot save yourself — Jesus saith unto him, I am
the Way, the Trutta and the Life - no man cometh unto the
Father, hut by me,—Jno. 14: 6.
3. Jesus has already provided four your salvaion — For God
so,loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that
whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have
everlasting life—Jno.. 3: 6.
4. Jesus will enable you to overcome temptation. -The Lord
knoweth how to deliver the godly out of temptation, and
to reserve the unjust unto the day of judgment to be
punished. — II Peter 2: 9.
GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGERS
Box 50 R. R. 1, — Zurich, Ontario
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FAMILY INCOME
When will your !family need income
most? !Certainly not now, when you
are !providing for them. But, there
are three ways beyond your control
in which your earnings may he chit off
- - - old age, death, total disability.
It is then tha it is essential for you
or the family to havt the means of
replacing your earnings. A compar-
aively small sum invested each year
or each month in a Family Income
Polity will ensure you and your fam-
ily of an income when it is needed
most.
T. Harry Hoffman
NORTH AMERICAN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
A Mutual Company — All Profits for Policyholders
Phone 70-W Dashwood, Ont.
Grain — 600 !bushels choice mixed
grain, oats and +barleey.
Traotor and Fawn. Implements —
McDeering Super "A" tractor, used
two seasons, like new, equipped with
hydraulic 2 -furrow plow and 4 -row
snuffler; M -H. 'binder, 7 -fit. cut; Me -
Deering mower 5 -ft. cut ;'M -H. hay -
loader; International side rake; M -H.
218 -plate tractor disc; M -H. stiff -
tooth !cultivator; IM -H. 11 -run drill;
4 -section diamond harrows, rubber
tired wagon; 0116 -ft. rake, steel tired
wagon, 2 -wheel trailer with rack;
walking plow, fanning mill, (2{00 -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-Therme space heater, like
new; Quebec heater, hot plate, coal
oil heater; Congoleum rug 9x15, etc.
No reserve, as the farm is sold.
Terris—Cash.
Fred Wright, Proprietor.
Glen Webb, 'Clerk.
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
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