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Entire Farm Stock, l-l'-e-ts‘ Produce and Household Effects. _â€"INCLUDING 60 CATTLEâ€" The undersigned Auctioneers are instructed to sell by public auction for on his hm situated 2 miles west of Kitchener, then % mile south, or % mile north of Nine Pines sehool house, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th, 1936 Sale to start at 9.30 am.. sharp on time. 6 Horses â€" 1 team Percheron ' mares, in foal to Lautenschlager‘s | Percheron, 7 and 9 years old, about 3000 lbs.; 1 grey Percheron mare, 8 years old, 1400 lbs.; 1 grey Perâ€" cheron mare rising 12 years old, about 1200 lbs. ; sorrel French mare, 6 years old, 1100 lbs (an excellent driver); black Percheron filly (perâ€" fect) rising 1 year old. 60 Cattle â€" 20 high grade T.B. tested dairy cows: Shorthorn, Holâ€" stein, part Jersey and part Ayrshire. A great number of these cows are fresh and balance to freshen at later dates. 12 Shorthorn heifers, 9 Shorthorn steers fit to butcher, ranging from 12 to 15 months old ; pure bred Shorthorn bull, 3 years old;~ 18 Shorthorn calves ranging from small to 6 months old. This is a fine breedy herd. AUCTION SALE Pigsâ€"1 York sow due by time of sale; 1 sow bred 2 months; 1 sow bred; 8 shoats, about 75 lbs. each; 1 pure bred York boar, 3 yrs old. Harnessâ€"4 sets double team harâ€" ness, 1 set new; 1 set Walsh harâ€" ness; 1 set single harness; horsc blankets; robes; odd eollars, and odd harness parts. Produceâ€"8 tons pure clover hay : Produceâ€"8 tons pure clover hay : 20 tons pure alfalfa hay; 10 tons mixed hay; 2000 bus. mixed grain; 8 bus. millet seed. Implel;éfit-â€"Wallis 12â€"20 tractor with power takeâ€"off; 8 ft. M.â€"H. tractor binder, nearly new; 3 fur EaTT ETS OS 1 tractor binder, nearly new; 3 fur row tractor dise plow; 5 ft. M.â€"H ‘ mower; M.â€"H. side rake, new; M.â€"H. rake bar hay loader; dump rake hay tedder; M.â€"H. 13 disc fertilizer seed drill, new; Deering 13 disc drill; Cockshutt manure spreader good; M.â€"H. 3â€"sec. springâ€"tooth lever harrows; 4 sec. iron harrows; 2 walking plows; 2 scuffiers, 1 new: 2 discs; 1% h.p. International gas engine; 2 farm wagons; 1 wagotr ‘ & 2 miukg!. WIREI® PMCUOEÂ¥ © CCC 0C OPc 2 discs; 1% h.p. International gas engine; 2 farm wagons; 1 wagotr box; 1 set gravel planks; 2 sets bob sleighs, 1 real good; pleasure sleigh; spring WaAgon; cutters; buggies; 1. surrey, like new; 2 wheelbarrows, 1 new ; cement mixet and steel wheelbarrow; 2 slush scrapers; Oldsmobile car enginc with â€" power attachment; 1. oat roller; steel tank, cap. 10 barrels; steel gas drums; root pulper; 2 h.p. Brantford gas engine, good; pump jack; fanning mill; 2000 1b. scales, 250 lb. counter scales; cedar silo 10 x 24 ft., new; 2 cross cut saws; Cyclone grass seeder; doubletrees; M eRls MOD S ATOCE eae e ied 1 neckyokes; shovels; forks; hoes; chains, and many other articles too numerous for detail. Household Effectsâ€"Good Guelph kitchen stove; fumed oak parlor suite; . mahogany parlor _ suite; cherry desk and bookâ€"case combined (antique) ; 1 davenette; extension table; kitchen chairs; 1 chest;‘ kitchen cabinet; power washer ; churn; 2 butter bowls; butter print;‘ 25 gal milk can; cream cans; dairy pails; M.â€"H. cream separator ; Melotte cream separator ; Frigidaire 5 x 5 x 2%; two 4& â€"horse electric motors; auto | knitter; desk; 2 vinegar barrels; 2 5â€"gallon crocks; 2 iron kettles, and a host of other articles that space will not allow. Remember this large sale, plan to attend. About anything you want, we have it here. Positively no â€" reserve. The proprietor is retiring from the farm. Profit By Reading This List of Auction $@ Lunch at Noon. â€" Lunch at NOD!. 1. B. WITMER, Proprietor. 1. H. TOMAN, W. W. FRICKEY, Auctioneers. LLOYD SHANTZ, Clerk. 10â€"2 segrmmmemmage n CoOUNTY TREASURER‘S SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES . CoUNTY OF WATERLOO * BY VIRTUE of a WARRANT Issued by the Warden of the County of Waterloo and authenticated by the Seal of the said County, bearing date the sixth day of February, 1936, and to me directed, for the collection of the arrears of taxes due '-;.3:: years upon the lands hereinafter mentioned and described, being in the County of Waterloo, all of which lands are pe oDD nuie aAQVAP nlc2n2lr ts The Assessment Act, that unless the said taxes, together v{l.hrnll e...'::-b. ::.m aradibin, didtn nfi epol td we PAomniie 1 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE pursuant to The 5-!“ 1 shall on SATURDAY, the thirteenth of June, ity of Kitchener, proceed to sell by public auct or NC ooo t3 Iâ€"Sâ€"a Shout a Name of Party Assessed Kinsie, Agabus Mike .. Shaw, Mre. Nath “fi‘::.. Em , Albert Cendsl, SCESP" ‘..t.‘ol.-o- Schnoider, Heary W Bast, Simon ... ....â€"â€" Mr. I. B. Witmer Eui misuew Riwmbcas, Dut Pob S9t%, 1096. Cash, March 18th. n. â€" Lunch at Noon. due by time 2 months; 1 # â€" 10 Pt. Pr P Pu2 PL. 2 18 14 las Farm Stock, Implements, Hay and Househeold Effects. For EUGENE SCHNARR, situâ€" ated 1 mile west of Erbsville, on White cow due June 28; red cow due time of sale; black cow due April 29; red cow fresh two months and bred again; roan cow due July \12; white cow fresh by time of sale; black cow due July 5; 7 head of f-;'câ€".ti:ie. weighiné around 775 lbs. each (if not previously sold); calf, two months old. Pigs and Poultryâ€"Sow with litter Poultryâ€"006 E‘YMCGLE RUCZE PHLLN of 8 pigs, six weeks old by time ol"lou. b sale; 1 sow bred Feb. 24; 12 pigs| Implementsâ€" Masseyâ€"Harris binâ€" nine weeks old by time of sale; 2 :der, 6 ft. cut, nearly new; Mcâ€"| t pigs, 8 weeks old by time of sale; filComiek mower, 6 ft. cut; mower, d pigs three months old; 50 Rock‘5 ft. cut, with pea harvester atâ€" © hens; 4 roosters, pair guineas. tached; dump rake; McCormick 13-|4 Implementsâ€"Waterloo Champion dise drill; Noxon 11â€"hoe drill; 2 3 thresher, size 33 x 45, with hand |cultivators; land roller; set of 4 w-lc feed, chaff blower and straw carrier, ‘tions of harrows; scuffier; walking 1 also portable straw blower, in goodlplow; set of bob sleighs; farm 1 running â€" order; Waterloo â€" roller, wagon; buggy; cutter; carriage; chopper; oneâ€"half share in Blizzard|stock rack; grain rack; wagon box;‘® corn cutting box; Renfrew 2000 | platform scale, 2500 lbs. cap.; fanâ€" Ib. scales; fanning mill; Deering 6| ning mill ; root pulper; wheelbarrow ; j ft. binder; Deering 5 ft. mower; crosscut saw ; grindstbne; 5 anchor Deering 13 dise seed drill; Frost & | posts; quantity of lumber and wood; â€" Wood spring tooth cultivator with | doubletrees; _ neckyokes; forks; | seed box! Frost & Wood steel dump | shovels; hoes, and many other | rake; wooden land roller; 4â€"section articles too numerous to mention. diamond harrow; No 21 Ayr single Household Effectsâ€"Parlor sulte;‘ plow ; M.â€"H. dise with foreâ€"carriage;|rug 10‘ x 16‘; 2 glass cupboards; 4 | scuffier; turnip drill; good wagon bedsteads; Singer sewing machine; ind box with shelving; good 2â€"|3 small tables; 2 kitchen tables; 3 l :eated carriage; rubber tire top rocking chairs; 6 kitchen chairs; 2 buggy, good as new; Portland |homeâ€"made carpet rugs; Karn orâ€" .\ ‘utter; set bob sleighs; hay and|zan; 2 cooking stoves; 4 benches;l . | tock rack combined; wood rack;|1 hanging lamp; 2 other lamps; .| ‘arm wagon; root pulper; log. lifter ; zouch; _ washing machine _ and ‘l â€"ross cut saw; chains; doubletrees; wringer; wash tub; two 4â€"gallon p reckyokes; crowbars; picks; grain crocks; McCormickâ€"Deering cream . |Dags: forks; shovels, and many useâ€" separator, 750 lbs. cap.; 60 gal. _|Cul articles too numerous to menâ€"| butcher kettle with stove; 3 meat | ion. barrels; quantity of dishes and p Hay, Grain, Harness and Postsâ€"| potatoes, and many other articles | 1 tons of mixed hay; 300 bus. mix. |too numerous to mention. , | +d grain; 25 bus. barley; 2 sets team Harnessâ€"Double set of harness; c | harness; single harness; collars; | single set of harness; 1 pair of NA imaanadoe masts Scotch collars. AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, sharp on time. Horses â€" Heavy bay horse, 13 ars old; bay horse 14 years old; y mare 18 years old. ©ul articles too numerous 10 IMUM~|] ion. I Hay, Grain, Harness and Postsâ€"|{| > tons of mixed hay; 300 bus. mixâ€" | +d grain; 25 bus. barley ; 2 sets team harness; single harness; collars; | blankets; 300 cedar posts. : Household Effects â€" Evans piano and stool, like new; 2 wooden bgds, complete; dresser and stand; 2 parâ€" lor tables; 8 rockers; lounge; mahogany â€" music stand; bureau; sideboard; sink; 2 kitchen tables; lamps; cider barrels; 32 gal. copper ettle, complete; cabbage cutter; 3 hotguns; No. 12 DeLaval cream eparator; sap pan; pails and spiles; trunk; coal oil heater; wood heater; ind numerous other articles. Alsoâ€"1923 Maxwell touring car | in good order; Wisconsin incubator, 1110 eggs; Buckeye incubator, 180 »ggs, both in good order; Ford | power plant with pulley, roller , bearings aind governor. Â¥es, and a ; |nice mounted peacock. ; This is agood sale to attend. ;| _ No reserve, Mr. Schnarr is reâ€" ,| â€" tiring and is moving to town. Terms â€" Cash. | _ EUGENE SCHNARR, Proprietor. "| _ W. W. FRICKEY, Auctioneer, ° Personals. Mrs. N. Detweiler and daughter Abbie have returned home after spending a few months in Kitchâ€" ener. Miss S. Snyder of Natchez spent the weekâ€"end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Zellar. Mr. and Mrs. John Heer and daughter Elnora and Miss Marjorie Sauder Sundayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Orth, Petersburg. Miss Nora Schiedel spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Henderson, Kitchener. Mrs. Alvin Snydet and Mrs. Wm. Rudock of Maple Grove spent a day last week with Mrs. P. Henderâ€" son BUT. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Brubacher and family have taken up residence on a farm near Bridgeport. Their late residence will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Levi Cressman and family of Chicopee. 1. Block A.1..coccses 100 mm 2 Block B..........> 100 .lllc=~ %. R. 8. Baden ....ccu0 0(3 0 .<>> VILLAGE OF AYR Nithwale ... Hall St. %.....cn~=> sftaivass Hall St. $. .....c==c=> soossmmene TOWNSHIP OF “L!.lll-l.Y Bienh‘s Tr. _ Phone Waterloo 592w. ED. KAUFMAN, Clerk. 10â€"2 TOWNSHIP OF WILMOT BRESLAU 17. At Lot 17, Con. 4, N. Easthope, 3% miles northeast of Shakespeare, Horses â€" Clyde mare, 12 nln‘ old; Clyde gelding, Tyears old ; Hackney mare, 4 years old; Hackâ€"| ney mare, 3 years old; Driving mare, 10 years old, in foal. Cattle â€" Shorthorn cow, fresh ; Shorthorn cow due in March; 3 Shorthorn cows due in April; Short-“ horn cow supposed to be in calf; 2 Shorthorn heifers rising 2 years old; Shorthorn bull rising 2 years old; 4 calves rising 1 year old; 2 young calves. ® Sm ts Poultryâ€"38 Plymouth Rock pulâ€" lets. â€" Implementsâ€" Masseyâ€"Harris binâ€" der, 6 ft. cut, nearly new; Mcâ€" Cormick mower, 6 ft. cut; mower, 6 ft. cut, with pea harvester atâ€" tached; dump rake; McCormick 13-‘ dise drill; Noxon 11â€"hoe drill; 2 cultivators; land roller; set of 4 secâ€" tions of harrows; scuffler; walking AUCTION SALE $ 92.74 THURSDAY, MARCH Taxes Hay and Grainâ€"15 tons of hay; 400 bus. of Banner cats from 1934 and 19385, fit for seed; 50 bus. of barley, O.A.C., fit for seed; 5 bus. of timothy seed. | ‘ Terms of Sale are Cash. _ No reserve as the property is sold. Decision of auctioneer final in all cases of dispute. The Late HENRY LEHNHEISER‘S 31840 332.13 817.90 120.37 20.61 183.00 The road to and from Hawkesâ€" ville is again open for tars, by way of St. Clements, since the township plow made its way through the snow on Wednesday afternoon. is 114.77 A large number of farmers from this vicinity attended the March Fair in Elmira on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Brubacher and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brubacher and family attended the funeral on Wednesday of the latter‘s father, the late Tilman Horst, of St. Jacobs, 14AE 00R dunroctaliyâ€"Odent Shed ~ubdhniel Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bremner of Detroit, Mich., are spending the month of March with the latter‘s sister, Mrs. Alvin Ottman and Mr. Ottman. â€" Mr. Bremner is conâ€" valescing since his recent operation. Mr. Sydney Brubacher and Mr. Manuel Brubacher of _ Petosky, Mich., with some friends from Pennsylvania, _ renewed old _ acâ€" quaintances in and around the vilâ€" lage the past week. __Mr. Tom Wilford and Mr. Firman ‘Ward of Crosshill were Tuesday business visitors to Hawkesville. ’ Mr. Joseph Martin and Mrs. Alvin Ottman spent _Wedg‘esdly in Il'lhta'\ir:. saAmMUEL CASSEZL ___. 646 41.38 C Ue ie n Pm on o Mr. ar'l’d Mrs. Emmanuel Hoffâ€" man and little son motored to Kitchâ€" ener on Saturday and spent the afternoon. Mr. John H. Brubacher and Miss Lena Martin were guests at the Lichtyâ€"Martin wedding at Heidelâ€" berg on Tuesday. 2. C N i g Cc ala | Uokl . B 2 L S Aaotilitie ooA Some of our hockey fans attended the Linwood vs. St. Clements gme played in the Elmira rink on Monâ€" day night. M. R. ROTH, Auctioneer, o Phone 30w, Tavistock. JOE THOMPSON, Clerk. _ 11â€"1 HAWKESVILLE a at 1.00 o‘clock, sharp. Conts, etc s o.18 11.89 8.34 11.33 6.78 13.14 8.7 Estate fresh;| p4m., tnRIRP ch; 3, The following: Bllol’t-' Horsesâ€"A good | i ealf; 8 years old; good ,.‘n‘ 12 years old; sorrel \ vearsiing mare, 8 years s102.58 141.22 a7 33 131.00 26.20 108.14 n. Grain and Harness â€" 200 bus. P« lte;‘ (cleaned) Banner seed oats; 10 bus. d ; 4 (cleaned) seed peas; 200 bus. good al ine; feed oats; some mangels. of ; 3 _ 2 sets heavy team harness; single ti ; 2 harness; collars; _ blankets; _ oil oy. covers, parts, etc. n hes;l Implements â€" M.â€"H. 7 ft. binder si nps; in good order; M.â€"H. 6 ft. mower,‘ and like new; M.â€"H. side rake; M.â€"H. K lion stee!l dump rake, like new; M.â€"H. & eam rake bar hay loader, like new ; M.â€"H. 0 gal. 13â€"dise seed drill, in good order; & neat M.â€"H. shoe drill; Cockshutt manure /8 and spreader, in good order; hay ted-| icles der; 3â€"drum steel roller, in good & {order; _ springâ€"tooth cultivator; 1ess; springâ€"tooth drag harrow, like new ; r of Oliver 2â€"furrow tractor plow, nearly |â€" inew; two 2â€"furrow M.~â€"H. walking hay; plows; M.â€"H. single plow, like new; 1934 scuffier; 3 sets iron harrows; beet‘ s. of cultivator and lifter; potato plow ; â€" bus. pea harvester; 8 wagons, 2 like new ; wagon box; 2 dump wagons; 2 slush f lscnpers; brick box; gravel boxes; f sold.‘single carriage; dray wagon; 2 flat| n all racks; 2 wood racks; fanning mill; ‘2000 lb. platform scales with platâ€" ER‘S form and rack for weighing cattle; root pulper; power jock for car; 2 grindstones; emery stone; post lifter; speed jack; postâ€"hole digger; 1141 12 ft. suction hose for steam enâ€" gine; vise; new hay rope; fork;l == pulleys; galvanized double water trough or cooling tank, like new; scalding trough; 2 pig hangers; fron wkesâ€"| kettle; Buffalo Forge blower; crossâ€" ; WAY |eut saw; ice tongs; cant hooks; ";:l:)‘“‘,' some lumber; buggy pole; horse clippers; gas drums; bushel and fromimeat â€" baskets; carpenter tools; March |logging chains; 100 wire fence acher slats; 4 colony houses; 200 cedar acher |fence posts; doubletrees; . neckâ€" FII on|yokes; grain bags; forks; shovels; ::2;:' hoes; tools scythes; belting and ner of| many, yes many, other â€" useful > she|articles too numerous to mention. Valuable Farm Stock, Including ‘The following: ' Horsesâ€"A good heavy bay team, 8 years old; good heavy bay mare ‘12 years old; sorrel saddle and drivâ€" ‘ing mare, 8 years old; bay pony ‘rising three years old; bay (ladies‘ ‘uddle horse), 5 years old, weighs 1200 lbs.; black mare 13 years old ; Ibuy horse 14 years old. serve, for Mr. Howard S. Suider, on his farm situated at the end of John Boulevard, on Westmount Ave., Waterloo, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1936 \ Please Noteâ€"Sale starts at 12.30 9 Pure Bred, Accredited, Blood. tested Holsteinsâ€"All in good conâ€" ditionâ€"1 cow due time of sale; 1 cow due April 2; 1 cow due April AVO IDS., WUINER AIRO® M eltoom i eneig ay horse 14 years old. | Pigs and fowlâ€"3 sows, bred in | 9 Pure Bred, Accredited, Blood. December; 13 chunks and 40 hens. ‘ ested Holsteinsâ€"All in good conâ€" Implementsâ€"McCormickâ€"Deering | ditionâ€"1 cow due time of sale; 1 binder, used one year; Frost & cow due April 2; 1 cow due April Wood hay loader, new; Frost & 4; 1 cow due April 28; 1 cow fresh Wood â€" side rake; dump â€" rake; 3 months; 1 cow bred Sept. 7; 1 Masseyâ€"Harris 11â€"hoe drill (new) ; cow bred Oct. 13; 1 heifer rising broadcast seeder; cultivator; disc; 1 year old; also herd sire, Lynwood Deering mower; two gang plows; Keges Kerndyke, No. 101252. two single Fleury plows; scuffier Pigs, Sheop and Poultryâ€"4 York iron harrow ; roller; two bob sleighs sows, bred; 4 pure bred Suffolk 2 wagons; wagon box; rubber tire ewes, bred; 50 White Leghorns, top buggy; open buggy; cutter; 2 hens and pullets; 2 cock birds; 20 hay racks; stock rack; wood rack Buff Orpington hens; 2 cockerels; gravel planks; pig hangers; scaldâ€" 1 cock bird; 18 Barred Rock pullets; ing trough; set scales, 1,200 lbs. 2 pair guineu% pair Embden geese; cap.; fanning mill; root pulper; pair Muskoka ducks; some bantams. buffalo robe; blankets; 100 cedar Grain and Harness â€" 200 bus. posts; sling rope and pulleys |(cleaned) Banner seed oats; 10 bus. doubletrees; chains; forks; hoes (cleaned) seed peas; 200 bus. good and neckyokes, etc., and many feed oats; some mangels. other articles too numerous to menâ€" @ 2.+s heawe team harness: single tion AUCTION SALE There will be sold, without reâ€" Seed Grain and Houseâ€" Household Effects â€"Fumed oak dining room suite; kitchen cabinet; tables; couch; rockers; extension table; 3â€"piege bedroom suite; 2 beds with springs; 1 bed spring; No. 12 DeLaval cream separator, in good order; milk cooler; 80 lb. milk scales; 6 and 8 gal. milk cans; pails; "i good sap pans; 100 heavy tin sap pails and spiles; 100 lb. lard can; honey can; enamel sink; baby carriage; cradle and high chair; some kitchen utensils, and numerâ€" ous other articles. ‘ You should not miss this sale _ if you want good stock and implementsâ€"in fact, a splendid offering from beginning to end. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Otto epent Friday with the latter‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Schmidt, of Lisbon, Mr. Schmidt being in i11 healith at the present time. _ 2 Hoa viocbnfllt inthistanitiioh io utd A large number from here attendâ€" ed the funeral of Mr. Emerson Otto at Tavistock on Thursday. . Mr. Joe Yantsi and family moved their household effects in the house owned by Mr. George Yunker, 18th line, on Monday. Mr. Moses Rudisela vecuped the Yantsi farm, 13th line. Mr. and Mre. Henry Woil spent the weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mre. C. B. Schmidt at Lisbon. Mias Rdna Roth entertained a number of her friends to a quillting on Wednesday. Mrs. John Yunker invited her neighbors and friends to a qullting No ;eserve. the farm is sold and everything goes to the highest bidder. Please be on time, 12.30 p.m. Terms â€" Cash on day of sale. HOWARD S. SNIDER, p.m., ‘.I’ on time Proprietor. W. W. FRICKEY, Auctioneer, Phone Waterioo 592w. . 11â€"2 EAST ZIZORRA mises, situated about 3% miles northeast of Elmira, in Woolwich TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1936 Commencing at 12.30 q‘clock sharp, the following:â€" Horses â€" 3 extra good working horses; 1 black brood mare (bred) ; 1 filly. 1 Cattle â€" 1 white cow, due in April; 1 dark roan cow, due in May; 1 roan cow, bred Jan. 6th; Jersey cow, bred Jan. 31st; 14 head of fat cattle (if not previously sold; and 5 calves of various ages. AUCTION SALE >wnship, for jUSTUS SCHAEFER ESTATE Harness â€" Set heavy team harâ€" ness; 2 sets plough harness; 2 sets single harness; harness parts, etc. Hay and Grainâ€"250 bus. Early King seed oats; 150 bus. mixed Grain, Household Effects, graiâ€"n; 700 bus. feed oats; 10 tons of Timothy hay; 6 tons clover and alfalfa mixed hay; 250 bus. manâ€" gels. Positively no reserve as farm is sold. In the second period with J. Bren-‘ ner serving a penalty, S. Lorentz shot home a twoâ€"way pass from ‘Macâ€" |Leod and Allemang, to give the Leafa a twoâ€"goal lead. Saddier cut the margin in half with a pretty solo effort and a few minutes later evened . it up with J. Brenner supplying the assist. Both teams played a cautious |brand of hockey in the third period. Both goalies being called upon to |make brilllant saves and the game | ended in a tle 2â€"2. | Refereeâ€"Tee Hillman, Kitchener. | ‘The March meeting of the Woâ€" |men‘s Institute was held on Tuesday _|evening, March 3 at the home‘ of On Thursday evening of last week. u large number of hockey fane mot at the local rink to witness the secâ€" ond game of the semiâ€"finals between 3t. Clements Maple Leafs and Linâ€" wood Union Jacks. The Leafs stepped into the lead three minutes after they opened play when Macâ€" Leod was given a "flukey" goal. His shot was stopped by Haack on the Linwood defence and the latter in an attempt to clear shot the puck into his own net. â€" Terms â€" Cash on day of sale. GEO. G. CLASS, Auctioneer. 11â€"1 n d B tm 1 Mc nsc inih e es Mrs. Wim. Nurse. Miss Eva Ballard : 1st viceâ€"president, presided at the | meeting in the absence of the presiâ€" dent. The response to the roll call was glven with "A Community Need". A paper on Agriculture was | ‘The annual meeting of the Linâ€" wood Library Association was held on Monday evening. Rev. A. A. Laing was chairman. The treasurer‘s reâ€" port showed a circulation of 1573 books for the year there being 51 members. Officera elected for the year are: President, Mrs. F. H. Schummer; treasurer and librarian, Miss D. Mcâ€" Kay; secretary, Miss K. Hayes; Board members, Mre. D. Beggs, Miss M. Schnurr, Rev. A. A. Laing, Mr. F. W. Schults, Mr. D. 9. Williams, Mr. L. Diebold. Following is a list of books which have been added to our library recently: ‘"The Ginger Griffin", by Bridge; "Manbattan Love Song", by Norris; "The Becond Violin", by Richmond; _ ‘"Sunset ‘R.lngo". by Keating; ‘"Edna His ". nA ies rtnbali t <ind 11 000.3 000 T. AMB ) ihmiitol Ad ts Wife", by Barnes; "Bunset Pass", by Grey; "Hilltops Clear", by Loring; "Golden Road", ‘by Montgomery; "Wife for Sale", by Norris; "Bobbsey ‘Twina on a Ranch", by Hope: "Allce in Wonderland", by Carroll; "Helm‘a Babies", by Habberton; "In England Today", by John; ‘"The King‘s 0"?" td S e esns by Buchan; "Testament of Youth", Mr. and Mrs. / by Britton. Messrs. Willard ‘The Women‘s Association of the Wideman, Osca United Church met at the home of _ Mt. and Mrs. Mre. Hain on Thursday afternoon. Sunday at the I Mra. Albort Hackett presided. Mrs. Snider. J.‘C. McKay gave a very interesting Sunday guest paper on the religion of Ethiopia. David Snyder Arrapgements were made to hold a and Amos Sny pancake supper on St. Patrick‘s Day. Ohfo. Plang were also made for a program Miss Elmina evening consisting of playleta and €NC" 'r"" u’“ music to be held after Raster. home of Herb | _ Lunch was eerved at the close ,=-== Personals. : visiting at the 1 ’ Mr. Frank McGeoy of Eimira apent Geo. Wileon. Bunday with his family here. i _ Mre. J. Haye Miss Betty Zimmerman RN., is days in Gueiph. lngh..Mlno‘olfi. Miss Doris W maing # WTUR C UUTCTY_L__ 11 and with friend Miss Betty ZimmermA® MRMAQ 5* 70 u. u ending a week in Gueiph. Miss Doris Wiléon spent the weekâ€" Mr. Lioyd Babcock of Lindsay is ond with friends at Lindsay. Of Valuable LINWOOD on EPCRBEREE T PRVREATE CC C S C Erbsville. Mr. Schnarr is retiring. Plan to attend this sale. ’iu,ludingwhud Oof C&UUW, March 18 ('M:}â€"-At 9.30| ments, â€"produce _and . B a.m. sharp, entire sale of livestock, |effects for I. B. including 60 head of en!lc.m‘wut of Kitchenet ments, _produce and ho south, or % mile ‘nd effects, for I. B. Witmer, situated Pines school. No Y |z miles west of Kitchener then % iis retiring. Plan to" L is anuth or 4 mile north of Nine friends at this large sale:d mile south, or % mile north of Nine Pines school house. No reserve, Mr. Witmer is retiring. There is someâ€" Auction Sale Lists l;ju-uh:olbo-o. N".‘:.“l"i“wnfi T uesda MR itmer There someâ€" ch 2i (Fue y) â€"â€" ufil’al thing for m at this Ns sale of Shorthorn grass afio,» 14 sale, including a good lunch and pure bred hogs, implemelits, veâ€" coffee at noon. :gicle» and milking machine, on the Mar. 25 (Wednesday) â€"At 12.30 town line, 1 mile west of New Dunâ€" p.m. -hnrr. valuable farm stock,|dee, for D. H. Snyder. . good implements, vehicles, Banner| Mar. 25 (Wednesdny)-â€"vOuh'tt Seed oats, feed and household sale of entire farm stock and imâ€" effects belon:fn( to H. S. Snider, plements, 3 mile north of Preston, situated at the end of John Blyvd., on the Breslau road, for Elmer H. at Westmount, Waterloo. Farm is Thorman. No reserve. sold. Plan to attend. | â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" ioi 2 Ns 0 ro nc Gaigees L2 000 hy k P oA 412L aae thing for everybody at this bij sale, including a good lunch an March 28 (Saturday)â€"At 8 a.m., | furniture and household effects at : my market auction stand, Kitchener. I March 30 (Monday)â€"At 1 p.m., community sale at the Prince of Wales Hotel, St. Agatha, of horses, cattle, pigs and poultry, and what ‘Iuve you. u y) â€" p.m., March 31 (Tuesday)â€"At 1 valuable 22 acre farm with good buildings, farm stock, implements, hay and household effects, for Daniel Wagner, situated 5 miles ‘outheast of Wellesley, 1 mile south of Berlet‘s Corner, 2 miles north of Shantz Church. _ Lo. , wW, FaDRE I, SSEEECRREAE! Phone §92vw, Waterise March 17 (Tuesday)â€"At 18. April 14 (Saturday)â€"At 10 a.m., horses, cattle, pigs, poultry, grain ind furniture, at the Kitchener Sales Barn, King St. E. F. J. Steffâ€" ler, phone 1714w. _ _ _ . _ _, . Aeby E20L D REm NSR ce April 20 (Monday) â€"Elmira Fair, at my auction stand in front of the Farmers‘ Shed, of horses, cattle, pigs, vehicles, implements anr furniâ€" ture. March sale a success. Cash received over $827.00. Everything sold at a good price. What have you for the April Fair? _ Phone 50 r 4, Elmira March 14 (Saturday) â€" Houseâ€" hold effects, etc., of Ursula Ohliger, PUIC ICCCSMEOR NOE No (Moeecoicinteca m the premises recently occupied by the late Theo. Musselman, oppoâ€" ite the C.P.R. station, E}mire‘. March <17 (Tuesday) â€" Farm stock, implements, hay, Â¥rl1n and household effects, etc., belonging to the estate of the late Justus Schaefer, situated about 4 miles northeast of Elmira. _ Mar. 31 (Tuesdny)â€"fi,:m stock, implements, hay, grain, ‘househoid effects, etc., of John M. Martin, situated about 4% miles west of Elmira, % mile east of Wallenstein. arm is sold. April 13 (Elmira Fair Day)â€"At the market, farm stock, implements, vehicles, seed grain, furniture or mytllini you wish to sell, send it out early. March Fair a decided out ear success. GEO. G. CLASS, Auctioneer M. R. ROTH, Auctioneer Phone 30w, Tavistock March 9 (Monday)â€"At 2 p.m., auction sale of 51 acre farm with fiood buildings, 4 miles east of runner, on the boundary line, the late John Roth‘s estate. .__ _ _ March 19 (Thursday) â€" Clearing sale of farm stock implements and . feed at Lot 17, Con. 4, North Eastâ€" hope, 84 miles northeast of Shakeâ€" , speare, the late Henry Linhuiser‘s estate. March 20 (Friday)â€"The annual | spring horse sale at Oxford Hotel barne, Tavistock. Please enter your | horses with the Auctioneer by March 7th. | March 21 (Saturday) â€" Auction sale of furniture and household! effects in the village ‘of Wellesley, for Mrs. J. W. Fleischauer. | I March 23 (Monday) â€"Clearing auction sale of farm stock, impleâ€" ments and feed at Lot 22, Con. 4.[ West Zorra, 4 miles north of Emâ€" bro, for Lewis Harvey. e kh TB ic oc t tedind onl t at" March 24 (Tuesday) â€" Clearing auction sale of 100 acre farm with upâ€"toâ€"date buildings in every reâ€" spect, stock, hnpleme‘l‘a‘tl.g and fee:!, e o ied ue nsils AEREN SSAE CE MILIC 4 msdle at Lot 10, Con 1, Ellice, 1 mile west of Stratford, on the highway, for John Hutchison. March 25 (Weduesdni) â€" Clearâ€" ing sale of 125 acre farm, stock, implements and feed at Lot 89, Con. 1 and 2, South Easthope, 8 miles east of Stratford, for James M. Reaney. March 28 (S-turday) â€" At 9.30 a.m. sharp, the entire livery equi;'r- ment and proEerty known as Cole‘s Livery Barn, Erie St. Stratford, of horses, rigs, cutters, l’urnol-. ro‘nc, blankets, bells, and many other articles too numerous to mention, for Jonathan Cole. A?fll 9 (Thursday) â€" Clearing auction sale of farm stock, impleâ€" ments and feed at the farm at Sebringville, for Abrogast Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Manaseh Gingrich visited with friends at St. Jacobs en Sunday. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Glngieh were Messrs. Willard Shants, mmanuel Wideman, Oscar and Eden Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Weber spent Sunday at the home of Mra. Joseph Snider. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. David Snyder were Messrs. Israel and Amos Snyder of Columbiana, Ohfo. Miss Elmina Cressman of Kitchâ€" ener lrnt the weekâ€"end at the home of Herb Shants. visiting at the home of Mr Mar SNIDER‘S CORNERS Il‘rn'.' .J-v;hnl is spending a fow ts, hay, grain and houseâ€" and Mrs Phone 222, Kitchener April 2 (Thursday) â€"At 12.80. E.ml, complete dispersal sale of the ne large Holstein herd belo to Abrogast Bros. of Se These cattle are all accredi blood tested, and of extra good breeding. Sale will be held at the farm at Sebringville. _ _ _ ; _ ; EoT OR GDRARCMIRCIIIE April 7thâ€"The 11th Guelph Sale f rlolsteins. 60 head accredited dolstein cattle at the Winter Fair Buildings, Guelph. This is an .u{ .ionally fine offering. Dort‘t miss it! _ Phone 384w, Kitchener April 18 (Saturday)â€"At 1 p.m., Lousehold | effects, furniture, etc., for Mrs. Abr. Weaver, village of St. Jacobs. 3 EDW ARD GEISEL, Auctioneer Phone 123 r 5, Elmira March 12 (Thursday)â€"The sale scheduled for this date for Eli Horst kas been cancelled. 1 have several choice houses ‘and good farms you buy. A o series of sermons on the "Apestles Creed" will be given by Rev. G. D. Little in Chalmers Church, commencing on Sunday next at Mavon welack a m All are welcome e]evéi{ o‘clock a.m. All are welcome to attend these services. The weekly prayer service Was held at the home of Mrs. Robert Meâ€" E. J. SHANTZ. Auctioneer The â€" weekly held at the hon Taggart on Weq a very good alt tice was held at er service. The reguiai mouthly meeting of the Ladies‘ Aid Society of Chalmers‘ Church was held at the home of Mré. Charles Sugg on Wednesday afterâ€" moon. There Was a good attendance. ‘The president, Mrs. Millard occupled the chair. The mecting was opened by singing a hymn and scripture Eresding was then given by Miss Jean |Hammon followed by the Lord‘s ,l‘ray(‘r in unison. / As the election of officers had been held over from the annual meeting, this wa«s proceeded with, resulting as follows: President, Mrs. H. W. Milâ€" \tard; â€" viceâ€"president, _ Mre. Gordon Pirie; treasurer. Mrs. George Forbes:; |secretary, Miss Jean Hamilton. various items of business were disâ€" cussed and a committee was appointâ€" ed re a play to be given by the local young people for the 24th May celeâ€" Lration. | _ Mrs. August Klinck of Elmira reâ€" turned home on Friday after spendâ€" | ing several days with her nlece, Mré. Praser MacDonald. A. S. SNIDER, Auctioneer The hostess, Mrs. Sugg, served a very dainty Inncheon at the close of ie meeting. Mrs. Wilbur Hardy is spending a few days in Toronto with ‘Mré. John Hardy, who, we are eorry to learn, is seriously ill at present, Mr. George Burneit was a business visitor to Galt on Friday afternoon. ~Rev. G. Little and Mr. David Burâ€" wett attended the Presbytery meetâ€" ing at Guelph on Tuesday. . I WHs e codom.> omm on ie en en t } Mrs. Herbert Millard is spending a few days at the home of her parâ€" ents, Mr. and Mrs. Armand Fulcher in Elmira. Mr. Irvin Martin wisited in Dundas on Saturday. Meesrs. George and Alex. Forbes were recent visitors at Stratford. (Mrs. A. Martin and daughter Charâ€" lotte spent a few days with her parâ€" ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell at Bloomingdale recently. A large congregation attended the Plattaville United Church Sunday evening. A special feature of the evening was the choir composed of the aged man of the village. The apâ€" preciative . andience invited them back for next Sunday evening. Friends of Mr. Bon. Pogson will ~egret to hear of his death, which sccurred after a short !liness, last Wonday evening, March 2nd, A short rervice was held at the Funeral Home. From there the body was taken to Woodstock MUMET NO AOMENGome ‘The Young People‘s League held Monday evening, March 9th, was largely alttended, Mr. Gorald Harmer, convenor of the evening, wae in the <hair. The topic of the evening, "The Quest of God Through Prayer", was tiven by Frank Parkhouse in his able manner. Reta Gofton gave & plano solo and Billy Cranaton gave 1 vocal solo in his pleasing mannet. A paper was read by Edwin Ferâ€" gusson and applanded by all. The meeting _ closed hy repeating the Mizpah | benediction. . Gamea were SE9Ee im onl Eininentenad n aed then enjoyed in charge Mr. John Cockerton wae a recent viaitor with friends in Toronto. . Gerald Harmer has atarted to work In the Sand Paper factory. . Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hallman were recent visltor«s with \r. and Mra. J. M. Shants. 9 ue Ssn En 100B cAivatabiald Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mra Liegd Pogâ€" son, a daughter * it T d WINTERBOURNE m \\'..-:-l'ne«s‘t!z}; evening, with rood" attendance. Choir pracâ€" held at the close of the prayâ€" PLATTSVILLE for sale. See me before with Frank Parkhouse