Zurich Herald, 1945-10-25, Page 4Don't Put Your Coat on Yet
The Job's Not Finished
The Ninth Victory I an
Is a Challenge to every Canadian
to Help Finish the Job
Huron C.unty
ZIJRICH HOMED
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects, at the resid-
ence of Miss Laorrint, it Zumich, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27th.
At 1.90 o'clock, p.m.
Kitchen rang, wash tub, electric,
washing machine, 14eaf table, ldtch
en table, extension dining1100111 table,
6 dining room chairs, couch, 2 all
tables, cellar table, 2 stands, 2 dres-
sers, wooden bed, cabinet eleetric
radio, toilet set, pictures and picture
frames, a quantity of large •crocks,
waffle iron, dressing table, parlor
rug 9x12 -ft; a quantity of mats, 3
rocking chairs, sideboard, truna, kit-
chen cabinet, quantity of sealers,
flour box, lantern, lamps, carpenter
tools, tool chest, tea kettle, mirrors,
buck saw, 2 ton of No. 4 furnace
coal, 1 ton Alberta, coal, 11/2 ton of
coke and other articles too numer-
ous to mention.
ALSO at the same time and place
the following articles the property
of Mrs. Ed. Deters, Sr., Zurmh:
2 living Troom tables,, large walnut
sofa, music or magazine stand, din-
ing room •extension table and six
chairs, oak china cabinet (like new) ;
tapestry rug, large bureau, large
kitchen .eupboaed, kitchen sink (wo-
oden), large eausarge grinder, 2 -bur-
ner hot plate, 2-buaner coal oil stove
(like new), pictures, picture frames,
2 rockere, 2 feather bolsters, etc.
.caee of bad weather, sale will
be held In 'the church shed.
TERMS—CASH
Arthur Weber, Auetioneer.
Lee Hoffman, Clerk,
Mim.• Jane Lamont, Proprietress.
UCTION SALE vr.nr. MYSTERY OF •THE VANISH.
1NG tAnY
Of Farm Stock, Implements and
Automobiles, on Lot 9, Cousessien
1, Hay Township, 114 anile eat,
Itand 2;1/e miles south of Zurich, on
WEDNESDA.Y, OCTOBER 31st.
Commencing at 1.00 'o'elock
Horses -1 black Percheron Gelding
7 years told.
Cattle—Part Jersey and Durham
cow due in Deeernber; Durham heif-
er rising 2 years in calf; Herford
heifer rising 2 years old in calf; 2
yearling ,Holstein heifers, Durham
yearling .heifer.
Pigs -18 Yorkshire brood sows in
pig with second litters, 4 brood sows
due at time of sale; 7 sows in pig,
1 boar, balance of pigs .are: 30 sto-
ckers weighing about '75 -lbs. each;
40 stockers weighing 50 lbs. each.
Hens—About 100 hens.
Hay—A quantity of mixed hay.
Implements — Allis ,Chalmeri
tractor model B, practically as good
as new; tractor scuffler 2 -row; trac-
tor plow, 2 furrow Otaeo nearly new
on rubber 2 single walking plows;
2 -wheel trailer with stock Tack; 1
buck Racke in International truck 26
model; 2 electric fences, good set of
double harness, 16 -ft. fiat hay rack
new, a quantity of 16 -inch woodsoft
elm and hard maple, 1939 'battery
Philco Radio in goo il working order,
1937 Plymouth auto with good tires,
1930 model A. coach in good running
oeder. Every article will 'be sold to
the highest bidder.
TERMS—CASH
Aethur Weber; Auctioneer.
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It's the I st 3% Victory Loan
For at least a Year
A yo)g beautiful widow smiled
good night to her escort, then van -
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Huron County National War Finance Committee
mrs. J. Francis in Tavistock.
Miss Euloine Kuntz was a waitress
for the Ryan-MeCann wedding dinner
at the Brenner House, Grand Bend,
on 'Saturday.
George Wolfe of Camp Borden,
spent the week -end at his home here.
Nancy Tiernan entertainer a num-
ber of her friends to a birthday party.
Tuesday evening.
The play put on by the Grand
Bend Young People under the aus-
lpices of the Bethany Sisters S. S.
Class, was attended by a full house.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
A number of friends and neigh-
"bours gathered at the home of 3.,tr.
and 'Mrs. Keith Westlake of the Bron-
son line, north on Friday evening,
Oct. 12, as a surprise for them.
tliey have sold theie _amen .and are
moving to Zurich. The evening was
spent in games and TallSiC. During the
evening Mr. and Mrs. Westlake were
nserted with an electric iron, and I
Robert, a book. The address was'
read by Mrs. Will Scotchmer and the
.presentatio-ns made by Miss Anna,
Scotchmer and Miss Doris Penhale.
The address was as follows: Dear
Ke'ith, Margaret and Robert—It was
with feeling of regret and disappoint-
ment that we learned that you had
dedided to depart cf,rom 'our midst and
sever the tie which has bound us .to-
gether so happily. as neighbours and
Mends during the past. For a few
years it has been our privilege to
'know you 'in genial friendship and
social and • neighbourly intercourse.
'You have both contributed abundant -
The Golden Jubilee of the Evalege toward making life pleasant in
the
elical church, Dashwood, will be held circle 'in vehich you belonged, mak-
on Sunday, Oct. 28th. Vie guest ;big special -mention of your faithful-
epeaker will be Rev. Jacob Henry ness in our Red Cross Wo.rk. slight
Ehlers., Field Secy., of Pennsylvania ...remembrance of the pleasant years,
Council of Churches of Harrisburg,' made agreeable through your acqu-
Pa. Services will be held at te a.m.; aintance, we wish you to accept these
and at '7.30 pan. At 3 p.m. there will gifts nor for their intrinsic value, but
be a reminscence service. Special for the friendship which they repre-
-music will be supplied by former ; sent. May you find happiness and
members and local talent. prosperity In your future field of
Mr. and Mrs. P. Humble of Sarnia labour and be reminded in future
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. R.
years. of this leave-taking night, hop -
Gates, in,g that we at some time may again
Mr. and Mrs. 1Clayton 'Pfile spent ; welcome you to our midst. Signed on
the week -end in Mt. Clemens and De- behalf of the Bronson Line. Mr. Wes-
troit. 1lake thanked them all for the gifts
Mr. and Mrs. T. Harry etoffman and kind words. Lunch was nen ser -
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and ved and a social hour spent.
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BLAKE
.t\liis Mary Ann Johnston has been
visited with relatives from northern.
Ontario for a few days.
The Blake church Will observe
their regular communion service on
the coming Sunday, October 2.8.th,
at 2.30 p.m. -•
GRAND BEND
Mrs. Harmon 'Gill is .spending two
weeks -teeth her daughters in Windsor
Mr. and Mrs. Jack 1Patterson, :of
St. Thomas visited with fiends in
and around the Bend.
The cottage of the late Mr. Mc-
Martin, of London, on the narteeside
of the river bank was sold by ten-
der and was purchased by Mr. =Gra-
ham for $3,150.
Coulpe Hourszell
M. and airs. Thos. Lave of this -
place were- pleasantly surpriSed on
the .occaeion of their 40th. wedding
anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Love lived
on their farm on the 21sa eon. of
Stephen until seven years ago when
they moved to Grand Bend. They
have five children: Ross of iShipka,
Hugh of Exeter; Lloyd of Parkhill;
Mrs. Douglas Gill (Edith) of .Grand
Bend and Mervyn Love, B.A., who
has received his discharge from the
RCA,F. and is attending university
in Toronto. They also have nine
grandchildren. The family were all
present but Mervyn who 'had been
home on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs.
Love were presented with a giftand
flo.wers.
DASHWOOD
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Implem.ent RepaiTS
We have recently received a good supply of
Repairs for Farm Equipment, such as Plow Points,
Sole Shoes, Landsides, Plow Repairs for M.H. No..
7 and Verity Plows; Cultivator Points, Etc.
YOUR POULTRY NEEDS
Soon the Poulry and Chick season will be with us
again, and many supplies which may then be hard
to get will be required. Put in your supply xiow
while the supply is here. PEAT MOSS, POUL-
TRY UTTER, and CHICK STARTERS are some
of the items you will require. Let us supply you.
ORDER YOUR C•AL NOW!
The Fuel Administrator aebeieee all people to place
1 their orders for next Winter's Fuel as early as they
Ip_ can, to avoid the big rush when it is actually needed
Place your order now and don't be disappointed by
ordering later.
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11. H. Hannam is President and Managing:
Director of the Canadian Federation of Agri-
culture. In a message addressed to farmers„
Mr. Hannam says:
"The farmer who is wise will look ahead ane
plan carefully.
"And in these years when prices and returns.
are more satisfactory than they have been,
when labor is scarce, when farm machinery is.
restricted, when building materials are not
readily available, a good course to follow would.
be that of putting a substantial share of the.
year's earnings into sound securities such as.
Victory Bonds. These reserves will not only'
provide a measure of insurance against dif-
ficulties in less favorable years, but at such time -
when supplies arefavorable and costs will
probably be lower, their purchasing power will
be greater and return froin them correspond-
ingly increased.
"We believe this is good planning from the -
farmer's standpoint. At the same time, it is.
the very best of planning from the standpoint
of the Nation."
FARMERS CH BUY VICTORY BONDS,
on convenient deferred payments-
THROUCH ANY BANK
. . just sign a short form letter which,
Victory Loan Salesmen carry (banks have
copies) ordering the bank to buy Victory
Bonds for you. Pay 5% when ordering;
and the balance at any time during the
next 12 months. The interest the bonds
earn pays the interest on the bank loan..
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