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long .ufering to usward, not willing that any shouidperish,
but that' all should .come to _repentance." '1I .Peter 3:9.
FOR" :GOD 'SO LOVED THE WORLD TEAT HE GAVE
HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN SON THAT WHOSOEVER BELIE'V-
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TUNE IN:
CHAS. E. FULLER, 1.O. Box 123, LOS ANGLES, 53, CAL.
PILGRIMS' HOUR 7-7.30 E.D.S.T. SUNDAY EVENING.
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Mutual Network, Sundays.
BAYFIELD
John R. MacLeod has left for
Erieau to •engage in fishing.
Basil Parker, of Port Dover vis-
ited his sister Mrs. J. Sturgeon, Sr.
Mss Davina Toms, Toronto, visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
'Toms. Of Farm, Farm Stock and Imple-
Trinity Church Dramatic Club is mentG and household Effects, on Lot
bugy rehearsing .a play which it is126, Con. 11, Hay Township. 114 mile
proposed to present in the spring. I north of Zurich, on
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Mrs. James Carnie,• Blue Water! TUESDAY MARCH 19th
'i„hway, Stanley Township, is spen- 1
ding a few days with Mr. and Mrs. i At 1 oclock, sharp the following:
E, A. Westlake. Horses — Matched team of blacks
Harold Weston, Detroit was a a;:e- rising 4 and 5 yrs. old, Clydes, each
rent visitor in the village. On his has 4 white stockings, and white fore -
return to Detroit he was accompan- head, well broken, Agriculture type,
sed by his father, •George Weston, sound; Belgium gelding strawberry
and Percy Weston, who :are spending roan rising 2 years; Belgium Sorel
a holiday in Detroit.. rising 1 yr. old; silver maines and
After 13 years in business, Mr. tail, ; Roadster mare works single
and Mrs. Allan Maxwell have sold and double.
their property and lunch room at pig, Registered Yorksnt're SOW,
BBayfteld to J. J. Finch and son, Elgin bred by Walker farms, due on the
Finch, 'Stratford,' who will operate a 1.5th of April, 2 pure bred York -
gas station, cabins and lunch room. shire brood sows due April +20th, 1
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell are now lit/- pure bred York brood sow bred 2
ing in Clinton months; Registered York nog firs
A welcome hand is extended to years old, bred by Walkers farm,
Pte. Keith Gemeinhardt, of the. Tank sired by highest priced boar sold at
Ordance Corps, who arrived home the Galt sale.
recently via New York. Implements — McCormick Deer -
Man Is Injured ing binder 7 -ft. eut new, cut only 80
John Sturgeon, Sr., had the anis- acres; International McCormick Deer
fortune to slip and . fall on the ice, ing hay loader new; reader practically
New Idea low
and was stunned for a while.
was new; McCormick Deering 4 -horse
picked upand carried into theedown manure spreader
Town cultivator practically new, also has
Hall where .friends attended to the extra tongue for tractor; low down
lacerations on his cheek.. He also sus farm wagon M. -H; 16 -ft. fiat
tained a badly sprained thumb, but steel rack, also ,1 -man sliding rack
to assure everybody that he was quite haynew; bob sleighs with flat rack new;
recovered, he sang a popular number cutter, rubber tire baggy, McCor-
in his own unique style. He was in•ck Deering 5 -ft. - mower; M -H.
_onfined to the house a few days sof- bean scuffler; M,. bean scuffler
Tering from shock. Hwith puller combined has new knives
1 -horse scuffler, 2 walking plows
news 4 -section harrows; 10 -ft. Mc-
Cormick hay rake steel; McCormick
Deeringsold his farm. 16 -plate disc outthrow;Terms--Cash
Chatham fanning mill witn beggar Auctioneer.
and screens, DeLaval cream separator Arthur Weber,
No. 15 with power attachment, large Ervin Gingerich, Clerk.
quantity of lumber, cedar poste, lEar•1 Gingerich, Proprietor.
rails, 200 ft. of snow fences, •electric
fencer, cedar post for electric fencer CLEARING
with insulators, steel posts new, 32- ,AUCTION SALEft. extension ladder,' steel water
trough large; 11/2 yard gravel box '
rests, Stewart horse clipper, pig scat- of 7+arin Stock, Implements, Tractor
es and crates, spring wagon, 2 steel and Combine, one Lot 19, L.R.E.,
drums. concrete pig troughs, 2 new Hay Township, on No. 21 Highway,
chicken shelters, large cooker, self 2 miles south of St. Joseph and 5
feeders, quantity of chicken hoppers miles north of Grand Bend, on
mountedand fountains, sen os double
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6th,
harness, brass mounted; 2 sets of
deugle harness, brass amounted hand At 1 o'clock, p.m. sharp.••
made, set single harness, 10 horse CATTLE - Grey Cow milking. and
collars in good condition, line shaft bred again with calf at foot; red cow
and pulleys„ etc; with calf at foot; red cow milking;
Hay and Grain -- 18 tons of alf- red cow milking, black cow milking,
alfa mixed hay; 10 tons of clover and bred again; black cow with calf
and timothy hay. 300 bushels Car- at foot, red cow with twin calves at
tier seed oats, 2 ton of feed beans, foot; grey cow with calf at foot;
quantity of clover seed, alfalfa seed grey cow milkin; 3 red steers rising
also timothy seed, quantity of hard 2 yrs, old; black heifer rising .2 yrs;
wood 16 -in; dog house, team bells, 4 heifers and steers rising 1 yr. old;
milk cans, forks, shovels, eveners, 2 baby beefs about 650 lbs; 2 small
neckyokea, sling ropes, 'block and calves.
tackle, steel feed berrels, scalding PIGS —Yorkshire Sow due at time
barrel, bushel boxes, steel hog tro- of sale, York sow due 3rd of April,
ughs. cow bars, crevices, grease g'u) , chunks: weighing about 125 -lbs..
2 saw horses, etc. • each; fm chunks weighing about 80 -lbs
Household effects Good Cheer each.
whitc enamel kitchen range practic- IMPLEMENTS -- Allis Chalmers
ally now; Coleman 3 -burner gas stove Model 13 Tractur on rubber with
new; Quebec coal heater and steel power pulley, P.T.O., with sciiffler
mat; wood heater, glass China cup- and bean puller attachment; Inter -
board, extension table, drop leaf national Combine 4 -ft. cut practically
table, 4 ldit.chen chairs and stool, as good as new, Massey -Harris power
General Electric battery radio, bed lift spring tooth cultivator, 3 -furrow
springs and mattress, dresser withylcCorinick Deering tractor plow;
McCormick Deering binder 6 -ft. cut;
M.H. mower, 3 -horse cultivator with
eveners; M,H disc fertilizer drill with
grass seeder nearly new, McCormick
Deering tractor manure spreader on
rubber nearly new; 4 -section drag
harrows, in.throw horse disc, rubber
tired wagon, low down farm. wagon,
16 -ft. flat rack, also. with 1 -man load-
er; M. -H. hay loader, 10 -ft. steel rake
Deering 3 -drum steel roller, walking
plow, twin plow, • 1 -horse scuffler,
Local Station, CKLW, Windsor
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'Terms—Cash.
Real Estate — 100 acres more or,
less, being Lot i26, Concession 11,
in Hay Township, 1% miles north of
Zurich; 25 acres in red. clover, 10
acres of alfalfa, 8 acres permanent
pasture, 10 acres of fall wheat,
acres 17
n ° ground, plowing,f fall acre of ha Elwood
s of
corn g
d
bush, fruit trees, apples, plumbs, etc.
brick house with new soft water sy-
stem, built in cupboards, wood shed,
slate roof- on house, plenty of hard
and soft water; modern bank dairy
barn, 20 steel •stauncheons, steel bull
pen, water bowls, litter carrier, large
pig stable in main barn, hen house
in adjoining barn, also horse stable
and other box rsi;allls, large concrete
cement silo aew 12x35 -ft. with feed
room, large +drive shed with new
steel roof, land Is good clay loam
well drained, well fenced ana in good
state of cu3tivati.on, barn has litter
carrier.
Terms •of Real Estate -10% to be
paid ou day of .sale and balance in
30 days. Sold subject to a reserved
bid, if not previously sold.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
Wm. S. Johnston, Clerk.
William Schrag, Proprietor.
'Thursday, February 28th, 194
buggy, cutter, stoneboat, Flepry 10- MIRACLES OF BONE SURGERY gical discoveries made on 1'Vaa:ld Was
in plate grinder; chopper belt, bag
truck, 1200 lbs scales, grain bagger,
quantity of twine sacks; 20 -ft. lad-
der, team harness, horse collars,
set single homes, chime bells, team
bells, McCormick Deering Separator
nearly new with electric motor, grind
tone, eveners, cow chains, chop box,
forks, shovels, spades, neckyoe
quantity of cedar posts, steel posts,
300 feet of snow fences, 2 Hydro
poles, chicken feeders, pig feeders,
colony house Sx12ft. conony house
4x8 -ft; 2 shelters, electric brooder
stove, coal brooder stove nearly new,
stock rack, wagon box.
Hay and 100Gra1n — bushell0 s of res of
mixed
mixed hay,
grain, 200 bushels of oats, 4 bushels
of grass seed. '
Household Effects -- Beach stove
practically new; Renfrew stove near-
ly new dovenport, 6 kitchen chairs, 2
dressers, 2 stands, bed springs, rock-
ing chair, 2 linoleum pieces, fruit
jars, iron kettle, kitchen table, elec-'
tric stove, cellar table, coal oil can
Daisy churn, lamps, lanterns,
nternss, pair;
;
of skates size 3, 5, phonograph'
and numerous other. articles.
No reserve, as the proprietor has
sold his farm.
Terms—Cash
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
E. E Weido and . Leonard Sara
s,
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Wm. Jennison, Proprietor.
Terms—Cash
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
E. E. Weido, Clerk.
Alvin Wurm, Henry Schilbe, Exec-
utors of the late Louis Estrni
ate
AUCTION SALE
Robert D. Potter, writing in The
American Weekly with
i uethis SSun-
day's
(March 3rd) tells of The
Sunday Detroit Times,sur-
Clearing Auction Sale
OfBean Machine, Tractor, Com-
bine., Farm :Stock, Implements arid
Household Effects, on Lot 11, Con.
3, Stanley Township, 2% miles
north :of Zurich, on
Thursday, March 14th,
Commencing at 1.00 o'clock, sharp
Horses --1 Belgium Gelding, rising
2 years old.
Cattle_ 'Holstein 'cow fresh and
bred again; Holstein 'Cow fresh; Hol-
stein Cow fresh and bred again;
Jersey cow fresh; Jersey cow due
at _time of 'Sale, Hereford Cow still
milking, Herford cow still milking
and bred again; 2 road heifers rising
2 years old; Herford heifer rising 2
years old; Holstein heifer rising 2
yrs. old; Holstein heifer rising 1
year old; ,Brindle heifer rising 1 yr.
old, red Durham bull 1 year old; 2
small calves..
Pigs — 5 Yorkshire Sows with lit-
ter at foot; Yorkshire Sow due at
time of sale; 3 Yorkshire Sows bred
3 months; 25 Yorkshire sows bred
2 months. These Sows average a-
bout 275 -lbs. each and are of Bacon
Type.
Implements — White bean mach-
ine on rubber in good condition with
belting, blocks and cable; McCor-
mick Deering W. 4 Tractor on rub-
ber, has starter and lights, P.T.O.;
Allis Chalmers 5 -ft. .Combine No.
60 in good condition; 3 -furrow' plow
with new coulters and skimmers Mc-
Cormick; 8 -ft. McCormick double
disc new; 10 -ft. McCormick Deering
spring tooth cultivator with power
ldit; No. 10 New Ideal manure spr-
eader practically' new; rubber tired
farm wagon; 16 -ft. fiat hay rack;
250 -gallon gas tank with pump unit
and top tank; 2- wheel trailer with
stock rack.
Household Effects—Steel beds tead
and springs, wicker rocker, settee,
Victor battery radio, Quebec coal
heater newly lined and with pipes;
70 sap ,pails new, range cook stove,
hand washing machine and numer-
ous other articles.
No reserve, as the proprietor has
Clearing Auction Sale
Of
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
Mr. Harold Jackson has been m-
s•tructed to sell by public auction on
Lot 18, Con. 3, Hay 'Township. one
mile west of Hensel' and one half
mile •south, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 7th.
at 12.30 sharp.
No Reserve, as the Proprietor has
sold his farm.
Terms --Cash
William Parke, Proprietor.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
(,f Property and Household Effects,
In ZURIOH, on
SATURDAY,. MARCH 9th,
At 1.30 o'clock, sharp, the following
REAL ESTATE --- Being compris-
ed of Village Lot No. Forty -Six in
:Knell's Survey, of the Village of
Zurich. There is on 1i'e premises a
frame dwelling euveread with metal
siding, has up -stairs, cellar, kitchen,
:;anoke•• house, 1 -5th acre of land, the
?souse is wired for Hydro, plenty of
hard and soft water, buildings have
'nod roofs, and nicely located.
Terms of Real Estate -20 %% to be
paid on day of sale and balance in
30 days. Will be sold, subject to a
reserved bid.
Household Effects --- 2 bed room mieror,, new lawn mower, smaller
smites, •Clare Jewel cook :Move, prac- l. -awn mower, wash stand, toilet set,
ti; ally new; dining room table, 7 large quantity of sealers, 2 vinegar
dining room chairs, rocking chair, (Ferrels, step ladder, washing mach -
trunk, 12 -gauge shot gun, glass cup- ine and ringer, small table, 2 butch-
; card, `? bureaus:, electric plate, or tables, day bed with mattress, gas
baggy rug, mirror, iron kettle, meat lamp„ kerosine lamp, 8 -day clock,
grinder, lawn mower, 2 small tables, pails, garden rake, 3 hoes, 2 gaso-
quantit:5• of coal, shovels, hoes, axes line cans, 5 -gal kerosene can, stove
s'd numerous other articles. pipes, bench, clothes basket, gallon
There will also he sold at the crocks, spinning wheel, lawn flower
:';ne time and place •&ilo hoiiseholt stands, mail box and post. screens,
: eel,:, of :Vlrei Su 4.zl O>reelt„ Prop- car defroster and ether tiulnerom are cutting box, root piilper, finning.m1,1
tittles. Clinton; Wheelbarrow,bot) sleigh;,,
II battlefields, that, plus potent new
drugs, are winning out in the fight
against crpipled bone diseases. Get
Sunday's Detroit Times-
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