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• 5. ,Business Opportunities
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8. Farm Stock For Sale
9. Poultry For Sale
Used Cars For Sale
1• 1. Artiele,s For' Sale
12. Wanted To Buy ,
• 13. Wanted
14. Property For Sale
15, Property For Rent
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18. Property Wanted
19. Notices
20. Auction Sales
21. Tenders Wanted
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23.- Business Directory
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. Personals
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1. Coming Events
UNIT . one, Northside United
Church, are holding a Bake Sale
Saturday, April 27th, in former
• Taylor Shoes Store, 1-22-1
BAKE Sale - Sponsored by
'Unit 1, Cavan United Clturclk
Winthrop, Friday, April 19th,
Box Furniture Store. 1-22.1
2. Lost, Strayed '
• SCOTCH Cpllie dog, strayed
from lot 4, con. 7 Tuckersmith.
Anyone knowing whereabouts
phone Albert Vos, 5274465-
2-22-1
NOTICE
Will the party who borrowed
the wheelbarrow from the
Town last year please phone
527-0160 and we will pick it
up as it is needed now.
- 2-22-1
• "41
• 3. Found
MALE, Collie dog, April 2nd,
white With black and brown
markings, leather strap with
ring around neck. Please claim
before Saturday, April 13.
Phone 527-I287. '3-22-1
4. Help Wanted
AVON COSMETICS
Needs two ambitious ladies
to represent the top quality
products. Write or call collect
evenings:
MRS. M. MILLS()N
17 Hawkesbury Ave., London,
411 Phone 451-0541.
4-22-1
GOOD news for older mail.
Real opportunity for a 'profit-
able Rawleigh business in part
Huron County. Write Rawleigh,
•Dept. D-363903, 4005 Richel-
ieu St., St. Henry Montreal.
42241
• CUSTODIAN
Applications will be received
for the above position. Please
forward particulars, age exper-
ience and salary to the under-
• signed.
D. W. KUNDER
Secretary -Treasurer
Seaforth District High Scheel
Board.
4-22-1
7. Situations Wanted
• EXPERIENCED carpenter
wants work, all kinds, phone
527-0133, Seaforth. 7-21-tf
EXPERIENCED carpenter
wants work, all kinds. Peter
IVIalcolm, phone 527-1664.
7-18-tf
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8. Farm Stock For Sale
- NINETEEN pigs, eight weeks
old, ten pigs 12 weeks old. Le-
an •Maloney, RR5, Seaforth,
345-2778. , 8-22x1
4'.6 Help Wanted
ONEY
8, Farm Stock For Sale
TWELVE pigs, eight weeks old.
Apply Jack Patrick, plioqp 527-
0047. • 8-224
TEN -chunks, • nine 'weeks old,
Jim Cronin, Dublin, phone 345-
2088. 8-22-1
YEAR old poled Hereford bull,
unit sired. John Wain, Rill.
Bayfield, phone 524-7065.
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8-224
;MEE Holstein cows, fie-sh,
two to three weeks. 'Harold
Dodds, RR4, Walton. 8-22x1
WHITE faced calves. C. DeCorte
RR2, Seaforth, phone 527-1628.
8-22x1
WIIITE faced calf, also 47 pigs.
Ted VanDyk, RR3, Seaforth
phone 527-1435. 8-22-1
TWENTY pigs, eight to nine
weeks old. Oliver Wright, phone
5274727.• 8-22-1,
SHORTHORN x Herefoid stock-
ers, 5 heifers, 3 steers 550 to
050 Ibs. Lot 34, Con. 9, Logan,
Mervin Hodgert, 3.22x1
SEVENTEEN chunks, L.4' c' Ste-
wart, phone 527-0897. 8422-1
HOLSTEIN bull ealves. B, Grob -
bink, ER3, Walton. 8-22x1
SIX goixl Durham steers, weigh-
ing between 650 and 800 lbs.
Six Durham, heifers, weighing
between 600 and 800 lbs. James
C. Kerr, phone 527-0786.
8-220i1
FORTY-FIVE pigs, eight weeks
old, K. Boven, RR1, Seaforth,
phone 527-1/88. 8-22-1
FORTY-SIX pigs, William Pop-`
pe, RR1, -Dublin, phone 345-
• 2437. 8-22-1
9. Poultry For Sale •
KIMBER LEGHORN
Day Old and Started Pullets
SCOTT POULTRY
FARMS, LTD.
Seaforth
Phone 527-0847 BirSx 160
9 -17 -ti
10. Used Cars For Sale
1958 GMC 1 ton truck, four
speed fleetsidei $250. Take trade
what have you? Phone 262-5=2.
10-21x2
1963 International Scout truck,
4 wheel drive, PTO; 1958 Ply-
mouth 1/6 with overdrive, good
condition. Joe Gibson, phone
482-3229. 10-22-1
1961. Oldsmobile sedan with ra-
dio and heater, priced reason-
ably. Apply Win. Richardson,
Queens Hotel, Seaforth.
10-22x1
1958 Dodge V8 automatic, 313.
In good condition. Good body,
windshield washers, seat belts,
block heater, new ..plates. Apply
to Hugh Thompson, John St.,
(Shoe Repair) Telephone 527-
1344. 10-22x1
1962 Galaxie 500, new car condi-
tion. 1957 Ford, good Condition,
new paint job, new tires, new
battery. Ross Love, phone 482-
7252, *Clinton. 10-22-1
1960 Ford Falcon, very good
condition, very reasonable,
phone 489-W-6, Brussels.
10-22-2
11. Articles For Sale
DIAMOND ring sale, 20% -
30% discounts on entire Stock
of diamonds, Savauge Jewel-
lers, (opposite Post Office)
Evening appointments by ar-
rangement, phone 527-0270.
11-17.41
FOR SALE - A quantity of
Herta barley, suitable for seed.
Larry Wheatley, phone 52/1-
0105. 11-21-2
CRUSHED gravel, delivered or
at the pit. John Thompson,
phone 527-0238. 11-214.
AVOID THE RUSH!
We now have the facilities
and equipment to change and
service your:
TRACTOR TIRES.
Come in and see us now be-
fore the spring rush. We also
stock most popular sizes.
CANADIAN TIRE
SEAFORTH
11-22-1
WINDMILL; DERECK, 50' to-
wer on the ground, suitable for
television aerial. Ross Love,
phone 482-7252, Clinton.
11-22-1
GARDEN Rata -tiller, excellent
condition, phone 527-0935.
11-22-1
4. Help Wanted
PART TIME HELP WANTED
CORRESPONDENT
to represent
DUN & BRADSTREET OF CANADA
in this area on part time basis
Applicant should have knowledge of general business in
this area. Apply by letter stating qualifications and fur-
nish local references. Send your letter to:
Mr. B. J. Conway,
Drawer 423,
Terminal A,
TORONTO 1, Ont.
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4-22-1
11. Articles For Sale
SAVAUGES' going put of
business sale now on. Drop in
and see the many bargains on
display. Discounts up to 50%.
Savauge -Jewellers (o P P o si t e
Post' office). 11-16-5
BUILDING materials for sale:
building torn down; 24 ft. 2 x 8"
2 x 4's; white bricks cleaned;
inspect in Village of &eft. ,For
information phone 4394566,
London. II -208
TIMEX WATCHES
SOLD AND SERVICED
THROUGH
ANSTETT •
JEWELLERS LTD.
11-17-tf
PIANOS and organs, new
and reconditioned, largest Va-
riety to choose from, We (ser-
vice what we sell, for ows cus-
tomers to the highest degree
of accuracy. See see= Sher-
lack- Manning dealer for his
area and get a trUlY 'fine in-
strunient. Many makes and
models at Garnet Farriees
showrooms at Whitechurch.
Phone 357-2068. 11.16 -
WANTED - A good home for
a Boston Terrier, preferably no
children, Phone 527-1131.
11-20-tf,
RSILK or packaged garden
seeds, chemicals and fertilizers.'
Purina Feed and Farm Supply
ealer, Clinton Farm Centre,
T. W. Durst, Isaac St., Clinton.
11-22-3
• CRYSTAL
We have open stock of the
following crystal patterns:
i• Cross and Olive — $1.00 each
Pinwheel $L00 each
Flair $1.50 each
Exquisite $2.00 each
Cornflower at Regular Priees
10% Diseount on Complete Sets
Anstett Jewellers Ltd.
11-214f
REFRIGERATOR, large size,
$10. K. Hoven, BRI, Seaforth;
phone 527-1738. 11-22-1
IXYR SALE - Waterloo No. 40
garden tractor with plough, eul
tivator and disc harrow, in like
new condition. Boyes Farm Sup-
ply, phone 527-1257. 11-21-2
MASSEY' 44 dieltsi tractor, good
condition. 947. bissel disc and
8 -ft, cultivator, 13 run Inter-
national drill, 3 furrow drill
plow, Cockshutt. Joe VardSoreri,
phone 527-0098. 11-220
CHOICE second cut baled hay,
also wrecking 1944 Fargo truck
with hoist and pump, some real
good tires, 750 x 20. George L.
Blake, phone 466-W-6 'Brussels.
11-22-1
COCKSITUTT Oliver, 3 pt. hitch,
2 row, corn planter, 3 years old,.
good condition', John Wain,
RR1, Bayfield, phone 524-7065.
11-22-1
ELECTRIC fencers, 110 volts,
30 day free trial, spare fencers
and parts for emergency, one
year guarantee. Alvin Beuer-
man, phone 345-2306. 11-224f
A good home for young Beagle
hound, phone 527-0100, ask for
Mr. MeBeth. 11-22x1
DACHSHUND puppies, nine
weeks, reds, also black with tan,
registered, Glenreid Kennels,
Kippen, phone 262-5052.
11-22-1
WE will take orders for white
rock capons, first bunch ready
May 21)th, second, June 20th
Alvin Beuerman, phone 345-
2306. 11-22-tf
TOPNOTCH pig starting days
now underway. Help us raise
hog prices. Call us for more
information. Topnotch Feeds
Ltd., Seaforth4, phone 527-1910
11-22-1
Oliver two row sctiffler, suit
able for Oliver 60, 60-77, 66-
77 tractors, puller and all equip-
ment in new eondition, markers
for a Massey -Harris drill, 50 -ft,
derick on the ground,
suitable for TV aerial. Ross
Love, 38 Ontario St., Clinton,
phone 462-7252. 11-22-1
SPECIAL - Truckload lots of
Ontario mixed grain and corn
at competitive prices. Topnotch
Feeds Ltd., phone Seaforth, 527-
1910. 11-22-1
ONTARIO No. 1 potatoes, $L40
for 75 lbs. Joe VanDenberli,
RR2, Monkton, Lot 32, Con. 12,
Logan: 11-22x1
BALED hay and straw. Alvin
Elligsen, R184, -Walton; phone
348-2886. 11-22x2
CLIMAX 'Timothy seed, Mixed
with trefoil. Alvin Elligsen,
RIK Walton, phone 3452386.
11-22x2
SEVERAL summer dresses in,
excellent condition, size 12.
Phone Mary Oke, 527-0934.
11-22-1
SCISSOR hoist, suitable for 10'
to 14' rack, in good working
order, complete with power -
take -off, $90. Ken Campbell,
phone Seaforth, 527-0137.
11-22-1
120 basket hydroponle unit.
Produces up tp S'S ton of green
feed per day testing 97%%
T.D.N. This is more feed in a
year than 50 acres of land. Cut
down your feed bill. Owner has
sold the farm and will sell this
unit at a fraction of cost. Geor-
ge W. Stone, phone 527-0136.
• 1121x2
12. Wanted To Buy
ANY old svoed-working tools
used around the farm. Write
616 Ontario Street, Stratford,
Ont., giving partibulars.
12-15-8
TOO HURON EXPOMM now's, oto, mot fl, 1�-11
12. Wanted ,To Buy
WANTED eidewalle bike, ei-
ther boy's ox,' girls, in good con-
dition.. Phone 027-1814. 12221
14. Property For Sale
BUYING?
SELLING??
REAL ESTATE
CONTACT
William M. Hart
SALESMAN .,_SEAFORTtli
GEO. R. JOHNSTON
REAL ESTATE LTD.
PROPERTY
FOR SALE
200 acre farm with new barn.
Very good house and drive
shed, in NcEilloP.
200 aere tarp, fair I:111104M
some bush, near Lucknow.
Rouse end small barn in X131*
burn.
One lot big enough for house
and garden, in Winthrop.
Apply to:
ALLAN CAMPBELL
Phone 5274445
• Or
HAROLD JACKSON
Real Estate Broker
SEAFORTH
14-20-3
PROPERTY
FOR SALE
Building lot, 715 feet frontage
on the west side of the K. of C.
Hall at St. Columban, apply to:
AUGUSTE DUCHARME
SecretaryTreasurer,
CRC. SS. No. 2, HibbertLogan
and McKillop, RR2, Dublio.
14-22-1
THREE - four bedroom house
in Egmondville, low taxes, ex-
tra lot, gas fernace: Phone 5217-
0458. • 14-2221
15. Property For Rent
100 acres of land, all plowed
and 20 x 60 Harvestore which
will hold about 14 thousand
bushels of high moisture corn.
Drying corn is expensive. Live-
stock does better on high mois-
ture corn. George W. Stone
phone 527-0136. 15-21x2
100 acres grass farm, lot 9, con
5, Tuckersmith. J. D. Malone,
RR5, Seaforth. Phone Dublin,
345-2388. 15-21x2
PASTURE available for a num-
ber of head of cattle, good
grass .and lots of water. Joe
Holmes, R114, Brussels, phone
374-J-6. •15-22x2
PASTURE for season, 50 to 60
head. Call 527-0587 between 8
and 9 in the morning. 15-218
18. Property Wanted
,
WANTED to rent or buy -
three or four bedroom house
in Seaforth, Marlen Vincent,
Vincent Farm Equip ent (for -
1
merly John Bach Fa m Equip-
ment) phone 527-01 . 18-21-2
19. Notices
FARM SERVICE
CENTRE
For all pressure systems and
farm line needs.
PHONE 482-9561
17 Rattenbury Street, CLINTON
"Proudly •"We Service
Canadian" what we sell"
RUSS ARCHER, Manager
19-17-tf
We are shipping cattle every
Monday to United Co -Operatives
of Ontario. To arrange for pick-
up at your farm, phone by Sat-
urday night.
FRANCIS HUNT,
Phone •Seaforth, 52/7-1946,
MICHAEL J. DOYLE,
Phone 345-2549 Dublin call coll-
ect 19-1'74f
• NOTICE
We are shipping cattle every
Monday to ,United Co -Operatives
of Ontario. To arrange for pick-
up at your farm, phone by Sat-
urday night.
FRANCIS 'HUNT, '
Phone Seaforth, 527-1946, or
MICHAEL J. DOYLE,
Phone 114 R 18, Dublin
Call Collect
19-17-1/
'DEAD STOCK
Highest cash prices paid for
fresh dead, disabled cows and
horses. We Pay %c PER LB.
weighing over 500 lbs.
Small animals picked up free
of eherge. For the most prompt
and courteous service in this
district Please call collect
MARLATT BROS.
Phone 133 - Brussels, Ont.
24 hour service -7 days a week
LICENSE' NO. 390-C-65
19-17-tf
SEPTIC TANKS
- CLEANED
Write or phone LOUIS
BLAKE, RR2, Brussel s,
phone 442-W-8 or HAROLD
MALONEY, phone 527-1424.
, 19-17-tf
19. Notices
IMBOTROLUX Canada Ltd.
Sales and Service, authorized
dealer AlVin Riley, 153 loight-
hoise $t., Goderich, phone 524-
6514. 19-17,41
sErric TANKS
CLEANED
Noun eonlowent. We guaran-
tee all Work. Write or Call Ear-
vey Dale, Seaforth, phone 527-
1406. 19-17-tf
VACUUM Cleaner Sales & Ser-
vice for all makes. Filter Queen
SeleS, Varna, Phone 262-5300,
19-17.41
'WATCH REPAIRS
FAST SERVICE
All work guaranteed
• ANSTE'rT
JEWELLERS LTD.
PhOne 527-1720 - Seaforth
19-1741
leWellery Repairs ••
We do all types of jewellery
repairs.
Ring Sizhig
• Itetip Claws
Itehtilld Shanks
Bead Restringing
Repair costume jewellery
Aristett Jewellers Ltd.
19-17-tf
TRI TOWN BOOKKEEPING
SERVICE
for
INCOME TAX - T4's
Complete record prepara-
tion and maintenance.
Phone 482-9260. -
19-17-tf
CUSTOM post tole digging
and fencing. Louis Maloney,
phone 527-1351. 19-22-tf
20. Auction Sales
EXTENSIVE CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of cattle, feed, three tractors,
harvester, forage equipment,
full line of power machinery,
miscellaneous items and some
household effects for Egbert
Jacobs, lot 10, eon. 14, Ellis
-Township on No. 19 highway,
first farm east of Brunner on:
FRIDAY, APRIL 19th,
4 at 1230 sharp
CATTLE - I registered Hol-
stein bull; 3 Grade Holstein
bulls ready for service; 7 bred
Holstein heifers; 7 yearling Hol-
stein heifers; 6 white face heif-
er calves; 1 Angus x Holstein
steer calf.
FEED - Approx. 500 bales of
hase iapprox. 150 bales of straw;
'3 bushels of mixed grass seed.
MACHINERY - Cockshutt
No. 560 diesel tractor, ftilly e-
quipped with L.P.T.O. and hy-
draulic, in Al condition.; Case
VA. tractor and loader; heat
houser and hydraulic cylinder
-to fit 560 tractor; Case model
C tractor; Ford 612 P.T.O.
driven forage harvester, com-
plete with 2 row, corn head
pickup and cut bar equipped for
hydraulic cylinder; new, with
new machine warranty in ef-
fect until August; Case 5 -bar
go.. Auction $00.0 •
Ai* rg.le. .140. X season; �,
Czeof •
White selfroloadlng forage pm;
With steel root. on .5 -tett' ceby
wagOn; cA...ey .5 to wagon with
forage reek and false end 'gatp;
NelwIdes. 7 ..ft. power ntOwer;
Case J.2 foroge .14.0wer nd
Pipes; hiternstitanal No. 46, r,-
T.O. driven baler; - Allis-Chal-
mers No, 60 P.T.O. driven com-
bine with pick-up and pother;
M. Moline one row cern picker
equipped for hydraulic cylin-
der, in good condition; Case
Rft. poll typo mother.; Messey-
Fergason 12 ft. wheel: disc eq•
niPPed fet hYittvilie
nearly new; Join) Deere 17 run
power lift seed siriltsgaed cea"
dition; John Deere 10. ft eulti.
vator; 3 .seetioni dreg cultivator;'
5 sections of harrows; Steel land
CultiPackerisMesSeYslier.:
ris. 4.hirrow trail t3'eweq
uipped ,for hY,dratilie wlinder
on rubber; Ironage 'weed alrraY"
er with piston. pump, equipped
with- iitrozine nozzels;
Briggs' and Stratton motor, 27
ft•sheents 50 ft, of hose and
hand glie;• 2 wheel trailer .with
stock racks; Case 14 inch ham-
mermill; lop ft. hammermill
belt; rubber tired, wagon and
feed rack; Schultz 125 bushel
P.T4). tandem wheel manure
spreader in A-1 shape; 4 ft.
grain racks to fit spreader. .
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS -
2 grain augers and motors; Fan-
sning. mill and rnotor; electric
brooder; 2 cutters; milker pipe-
line for 20 caws; 2 Surge milk-
er units; 8 can drop in milk
cooler; sonse scrap iron; steel
posts; 30 ft. endless belt; some
2 inch heavy steel piping; hy-
dro electric fencer; a wagon-
load of small items.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - 2
piece brown chesterfield suite;
numerous pieces of chid's furni-
ture; metal bed and springs;
Glider couch; antique graraa-
phone; vanity dresser; chrome
table and chairs; odd chairs;
Coleman space heater; some
bedding; -wooden table; odd
dishes; salt and pepper collee-
tien; antique stove pipe heater;
Dormeyer mixer and, stand with
juice attachment; some small
electrical eppllances, and other
household items.
NOTE - this is an outstand
ing line of farm equipment and
this sale must start at 12:30
sharp. Don't miss this outstand-
ing auction sale. There will be
a lunch booth on the grounds.
Proprietor and, auctioneer not
responsible for any accident, on
day of sale.
No reserve as farm has been
rented. ,
TERMS - Cash on day of
sale, 5% sales tax on taxable
articles.
EGBERT JACOBS
Proprietor
FRANKLIN BUUCK
Auctioneer
Dial Stratford, 2/71-304e or•
Sebringville, 393-5501
20-21-1
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20. Auction' Sales'
AUCTION SALE...
Of farm 141ernon*'-.4raln.
and. hodSeheld'effeeta," 'frerOlOt
20, nO.O., 2,..4100,4•10.44,-.51403r,
TuckerSMith TOW n.s..4 iP,
miles east -of -Clinton (N44,
highway) and 1 polo south, on;
- SATURDAY, A.Ml. 20th,
at 1;30 p.m.
IMPLEMENTS .00cksb.ut 4
bar side deliverf rake; AL 11.
binder, 6-11 ,cut; 3 danint steel
roller; 3 section iiiiamendi her
-
rows; Now Idea manure spread;
er (on rubber); International 3
-section..spring .tooth,Cultvater;
Diteraational '11 run, .:ftriiliSer
drill; rubber tire wagons; flat
rack; Letz grain grinder;
6 -in. belt; root pulper; 3 range,
shelters; colony house; p gal -
Yanked chicken se1# feeder
fanning mill (with ineter);,,,2
pig crates; 2,000 lb. scale; feed,
troughs; iron kettle; sap pan
and buckets; .30 inch circular
saw; barn jack; hay forh 0,44
cable; Page wire stretcher; elec..
tro pail; forks shovels; logging..
chains and numerous other an,
ticles.
GRAIN ETC. - Approximat-
ely 800 bushels of mixed grain;
quantity • of grass and pasture
seeds; 40 bales of second cut
alfalfa hay. .
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -
(Including some antiques) but-
ternut jam cupboArd; gun stock
chairs; platformrocket; weight
clock; walnut wardrobe; ox
yoke; 2 rocking chairs; 3 oc-
cassional chairs; lawn chairs;.
camp chairs; New Home sevi-
ing machine; Si spooled, bed,
springs and mattress; dresser;
wash stand; extension table;
Beach. cook stove; Quebec heat-
er; box stove; several small
tables; electric floor heater; tri -
light; electric iron; toaster; 2
burner hot plate; Eureka floor
polisher; • 2 mantel radios; kit-
chen cabinet; 2 ferneries; dish-
es and cooking utensils.
TERMS - CASH
ERNIE ,CRICH
Proprietor • •
EDWARD W RIILIOTT
Auctioneer .
20-22-2
COMPLETE CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
for
• HARRY BOLGER
Coneession 17, Grey Town-
ship, 2 miles east of Walton.
THURSDAY, APRIL 18th,
at 1:00 p.m. ,
18 Hereford steers, 2 years
old; 15 Hereford steers, year-
lings; feed, grain and hay; 5
feet corn silage; good line of
modern farm machinery etc.
No reserve as farm is sold.
JACKSON & JACKSON
Auctioneers
Listowel
20-22-1
20. Auction aides
cogani0
AUCTI9111 $A1.i
For Calder masa*, lot
con. 12, ilibberf I`Ownshiip, Orgi •
mile south of Cromarty and 14
mile east on;
wF4)14gP4Y., APAP-# rt,
• at 110,,. on. sItan:1-
tavustocic Shorthorn
cows, &Wit 24 MOIlthsil'ebrod,;,,,
I:Shorthorn heifer, bred lit-,laaet
months and rebred; 3 Siterthorn
IlarY,I 1 Holstein tows ;frOSa.
COWS, due at sale tine;1Shorti
horn due inJune; 2 short -keep
steers; 1 Holstein heifer* r -Os;
old; shorutom Yrae'.014t-s•
Shorthorn yearling 4teers;12;
Shorthorn yearling ,holferav44
cgs,'a to ,5 'manna: old;ik 10
pi& averaging 125 lbss ss is
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'btu) - 340 hnshels ofoats:.
609 nsiXed grain; 500 bales
hay; 10 feet apt ensilage; vq,
bales of straw. '
Dmior EQUIPMENT '
• Surge 2 unit milking machine
and piping for 12 cows; Viking
creien separator; Cbampion
grinder, 7", and 3 horse motor.
MACHINERY - 1959 model
Ford Selectrosspeed tractor with
3100 hours; 3 furrow Ford plow;
12 inch bottom; Dearborn 8 ft.
cultivator with shield and coul-
ter to scuffle corn; snowblower;
New Holland baler in good con-
dition; 26 foot skeleton bale
elevator; New Idea power mow-
er; Cockshutt 4 bar rake; AIN
Chalmers power 'take -off rake
in new condition; dump rake;
2 hay tedders; 1 wagon with flat
rack; 1 wagon with gravity
• grain box; 8-11. International •
binder; International manure
spreader; Cockshutt manure
spreader; turnip sower; 11 -rue
seed drill; 6 section harpons;
land roller; land packer; wa&-
ing plow; 6 barrel water tank;
quantity cedar posts and steel
posts; 200 ft. snow fence; sap
equipment; 3 chicken shelters; -
Colony house with coal burner
stove; 324t. extension ladder
2 pig crates; pig troughs; 24gt.
grain auger; set of scales; fan-
ning mill; hog scales; tools and,
miscellaneous items.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Antique Colonial cupboard; An-
tique side board in very gosd
condition; table and chairs; 6
dining room chairs; annex in
good condition; 2 small chairs;
bedstead; meat grinder; Christ.
mas cake tifis; dutch 'Oven; cok-
ing 'utensils; and miscellaneous
items. •
TERMS - CASH
CALDER MCKAIG
Proprietor
LARRY GARDINER
Auctioneer
20-22-1
Additipnal Classified
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