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HORSES 1 Brown Gaming, 11 years, old 1 Brown Gelding, 12 years old 1 Bay Mare, 8 yrs., supposed to foal in June 1 Bay Horse, 11 years‘ old, G.P. CATTLE li 1 Cow. 5 years old, due March 10th 1 1 Blue 00W, 6 years old, due April 111 1' Holstein Cow, Springer lg 1 Half Bred Durham Cow, Springerh 1 Blue Cow, fresh, calf by side 4 1 Pure Bred Cow, 6 years old, fresh,l5 calf by side ' [1 1 Pure Bred Cow, 6 years old, freshrz 1 Jersey 00W, 3 years old, fresh 5 1 Jersey Cow, 3 years old, fresh ,1 1 Jersey Cow, 7 years old, due time‘g of sale H A __l 1 Pure Bred Cow, 0' years mu, 11:: 1 Jersey 00W, 3 years old, fresh 1 Jersey Cow, 3 years old, fresh 1 Jersey Cow, 7 years old, due tin of sale 1 Cow, 8 years old. due in April 1 Holstein pow._due April but u l J...‘ u- 1 fiZiL-ke’m'éia'vi “am; April 1st' 1 Holstein Cow, 5 years old, due time of sale These cows are all Gox'emment '1‘. B. tested Mr. Graham recent; finfichased the farfn of W. E. Orth as a going concern with stock. implements, etc. He has now rented the farm and all the chattels must be sold. No Reserve. months 1 White Shorthom Heifer. 8 months 1 Roan Shorthom Heifer, 8 months 4 Fat Steers 5 Red Steers. feeders 10 Hereford! Steers. rising two 1 Re". Shovjthom Bull, Roan Chief, No. 211506 The above caftle are ail and in good flesh SHEEP 46 Leicester Ewes due to lamb about time of sale 1 Leicester Ram. Reg. No. 29176 The above sheep are a read fine flock HOGS AND FOWL 1 Yorkshire Sow, bred January 10 9 Sfore Hoe-s, Yorkshire 13 Barred Rock Pul‘ets 1 Barred Rock Rooster 8 White Wyanflotte _Her._s Farm Stock, Implements, Hay, Grain, Etc. CLARENCE GRAHAM Lot. 20, Com. 8 Vaughan, (formerly the W. E. Orth property) On HighWay 3 miles north of Woodbridge MONDAY, MARCH 15TH DEL U] Delaval Milking Machine, 2 1x11i1:s,]1 we“ almost new Binder, 7 foot with foreâ€"1 set 1?] carriage complete I “955 .(These : Mower. I.H.C.. 5 m, good 9 Horse Rake. 1.1-1.0. 10 ft, good ~ Mm“ Fertilizer min. MAL. nearly new 4 Horse Cockshnbt Snreader, nearly new 00m Cuttivator, two mW, good $42E1531r11‘56( most new . ‘Cumvator, lZ-tooth Quantifi- Set Tractor Tami-"m Double Disch Quanht! 7 ft, good. M.-H. y (Th Root Pulper, M.-H., cylinder type, new 50 Leg} 3-Drum Steel Roller, 10 ft, goodZ Geese Disc Harrow, outâ€"throw Set Truck Scales, 2000 1435., nearly 1 Stove . n, ‘L‘ 1 (iv-Mn Grinder. 9%", Vessott 1 f‘v'rcular Sawimr Mavhine, 2 saws 1 Drive Be”. F0 Ff... 7.511., new‘ IMPLFTMRNW 1 'Ri'm‘er. '7 ft.. M.â€"H.. good 1 (‘om Binder. Burma: 1 'Mwwet. M.-H.. 514 ft.. wood 1 Ffi‘tP, 10 ft. McCormick 1 Drm. 13 Hoe. Pnfer Hami‘tnn 1 (hflfivatm‘. 6 ft. M.-‘H., Broadcast- " attachment 1 Cultivator. 7 ff... Peter Hamilton 1 For" Cultivafor. (‘mknhutt 1 Roller. B‘isseI, 3 til-urns 1 Set Barrows. 4 secfions Fifi flack; 12 fem Flat Rack. 10 foot Steel Truck Wagon Heavy Wag-on. 3" Set Bolster Springs HORSES ,1 Grey Mare, 10 years, G.P. 31 Grey Horse, aged, G.P. 1 Black Gelding, aged, GP 11 Grey Gelding, 9 years. gercheroml CATTLE (1 White Shel-thorn Cow, calf by side 1 Red Shorthoru Cow, due in March 1 Roan Shorthorn Cow, due in April‘1 Roan Shorthorn Cow. bred in Nov.‘,2 Roan Shorthorn Cow. due in April;2 Red Shorthom Cow, milking 31 Roan Shorthorn Cow. due in April‘1 Red Shorthom Cow, milking White Shorthom Heifer, bred Roan Sher-thorn Heifer, bred ! White Shorthorn Heifer, bred Red Shorthorn Heifer Calves, 10 *‘râ€"‘F‘râ€"Hm Se TEfiMfitâ€"Trmton Disc Mowufiammet Map. 3m: awn. Balance sax months credit on approved. Jomt'notes w1+h mterest' at 6%‘ per annâ€" um. Livestock avgfi- 5‘1 other_grt1rles_. cagh. Shorthorn Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Tractor, Farm Implements, Hay, Grain, Etc. The Property of Wh‘fe Wyandotte Rooster Dog‘ Puv. ’7 mouths ‘ ‘ POWER MACHINERY . Trader. McFovm‘ckâ€"Deering. 15-80,‘ good conditipn Disc Plow, 3-fun'ow. McComfickd‘ Deering'. tractor hifch‘ new Hammer Mill, McCormick-Bearing, , 1A. 96:". PAGE SIX FRED J. DEW Lot 3, Concession 7, King (Miil Road, King Creek) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17TH, 1937 TERMS JCASH AT 12.30 o’clock Prentice & Prentice Auctioneers IMPLEMENTS EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE g, 12 Years 01a rrs., supposed to foal l years‘ old, G.P. X'I'I‘LE ‘ old, due March 10th‘ ears old, due April 1 . Springer irham Cow, Springer sh, calf by side w. 6 years old, fresh, w, 6 years old, fresh 3 years old, fresh 3 years old, fresh 7 years old, due time i old, due in April , due April let 5 years old, due time all Government T. B. sharpened 1 Common Sense Fanning Mill, new 1 Extension Ladder, 34 ft. 1 Steel Pig Trough, 8 ft. 1 Steel Pig Trough, 6 ft. 1 Pig Trough. 4 ft. 1 Step Ladder, 6 ft. Quantity of 1 Bag Fertilizer 4 Oil Drums with taps 5 Steel Barrels 1 Binder Whip 2 Necky-okes with Twins Several Sets Doubletrees 1 Logging Chain 2 Crow'bars ‘1 Grinding Stone '1 Emery Stone with Pulley Quantity Potato Bags 1 Wheelbarrow 1 Draininxz Spade Brooms. Shovels, Forks and other Bus. Boxes articles top numerous to mention "Saki if '12 o’cldék sharp No Renew-m as Farm is sold C. E. Walkington, auctioneer AUCTION SALE of 2 units. HARNESS 1 Set Brass Mounted Breeehlnvg Har- ness with twin straps 1 Set Brass Mounted Breeching‘ Har- ness with martingales (These are two good sets of harness») 2 Almost New Halters ;4 Horse Collars. good GRAIN 24 Bus. good Seed Barley, O.A.C. 21 1 26-Tooth Spring Teoth Harrow, al- Quantlw Seell Oats Quantity of Hay _ (This grain has been cleaned) POULTRY 50 Leghorn Hens, laying well FURNITURE Stove, Happy Thought Quebec Heater Sideboard Dining Chairs Kitchen Chairs . Washing): Machine and Wrmger Small Tables Bedstead and Springs Radio, Atwater Kent 1 Cider Barrel. JO-g-al. Quantitv of Dishes 1 Aladdin Lamb 3 Other Lamps Other Odd Articles HP-mwmmHHr-t 1 Set Barrows, 3 sections 1 Manure Spreader, John~Deere 1 Double Disc ‘1 Plow, Fleury No. 12, with wheels 11 How, Fleury No. 13 1 Plow, Two Way Sulky 1 Wagon, Adams, 3” tire 1 Wagon, 2” tire Tl Wagon 1 Gravel Box '2 Sets Wagon Springs 12 Hay Racks 1 Flat Rack |1 Set Sleighs, Dick :1 Set Sleighs 2 Cutters 1 Buggy 1 Fanning Mill and Bagger, Kline 1 Set Platform Scales, 2000 lbs. 1 Bag Truck ~ 1 Cyclone Grass Seeder L Extension Ladder, 32 ft. 1 Sheep Dipping Tank 1. Brass Kettle, 25 gal. i Sap Evaporator llOO Buckets and Spiles ,1 Power Clipping Machine, Stewart 1 Wheelbarrow 1 Pipe Cutter 1 Pipe Vise 1 Set of Pipe Stocks and Dies QuantiLy of Galvanized Water Pipe .4 45-gal. Steel Drums l1 Set of Blocks and: Pu‘lleys '12 Water Barrels 1 Emery Grinder 1 Cross Cut Saw '1 Sledge Hammer 11 Logginggliain 1 Set of Quantity .4 45-ga1. 51 Set of [2 Water Set Power CUPDE Turnip Drill, 2-11 Set 4-sec._ Drag HAY AND GRAIN 60 Bus. Spring Wheat 3 Crowbars 50 Bus. Oats 7% Tons Tiothv Baled Hay 3 Tons Loose Hay 1/; Bus. Timothy Seed 45 lbs. Alfalfa-Red Clover Seed 1 ‘Bus.’ Red‘ Clover Seed. V2 'l‘pnflrAlfflfa Meal . -.._ _. . “‘-_â€".._ LUMBER AND HARNESS 600 Ft. Elm Plank. 2” Quantity of Inch Lumber {1 Set Double Harness, Breeching. ‘1 (‘vcmn Senarflor. McCormick- t Deering, No.‘ 2 [I Churn 1 Dresser 1 Butter Bowl 1 Butter Print 1 Butter Laddle Milk Pails Forks. Shovels. Hoes and other art» ides too numvrous to mention Extension Table Sideboard 1 Lounge Cook Stove, Welcome National B:nches 1 Kitchen Table Chairs 2 Washstands Bedsteads iand Spring9_ A good ' Set Plow Harness set. Singlfiuflflpfif’fi :ré-‘row; M.-H. Drag Harrows, fresh FURNITURE 1 Gander g90i shape Carriers of Disease Even though the laving- flock was: apparently healthy last year, the pulleis are. apt to suffer severe losses 5 if the laying house is not kept thoral oughly cleaned and disinfected. Many; times some of the hens ms carriersi of highly infections disease germs which may infect the pull'ets, yet little affect. the old laying stock. For I this reason, pullets should always be‘ housed in separate quarters. To prepare the house for the pul-l lets the litter and droppings should be removed and all extraneous mat-3 ter scraped loose from the floor,; walls. dropping boards. recsts, feed-l ers, waterers, and other movable equipment. These parts of the house i should then be well soaked and i scrubbed with a good; disinfectantâ€" usin'g lye water solution at the rate of one pound of household lye to 121 or 15 gallons of cold water. If tuber- culosis has been in the flock in the past. it is well to spray the house with a cresol dip. It should be remembered that even a good disinfectant cannot penetrate large cakes of filth and kill the hid- ing disease germs. Complete remov- al first of all dirt and filth is ne- cessary. It is well to move the roosts, nests, and other equipment out in the sun for a few days after they are cleaned and disinfected.' Cod Liver Oil For Pigs I- Pig‘s may be fed successfully dur- ing the winterif conditions and- feed are satisfactory. One of the most common difficulties confronting the‘ winter feeder is crippling. , At the Dominion Experimental Station at Scott, Sask., several tests ‘ have been made comparing; the usev of cod liver oil and pilchard oil for. the purpose of preventing the crippl- ing of pigs in winter. It had been observed that the trouble usually ap- peared among pigs which had been exposed to very little sunshine. Some of the early tests were conducted with fall pigs which were farrowed in August and allowed to run outâ€" side until the cold weather came, with the result that no crippling oc- curred and practically no difference in gains resulted from the different treatments with or without oil. The following year, fall pigs were conâ€" fined to buildings from birth where no direct sunshine was received. Soon after weaning. these pigs were dri- vided as evenly as possible by plac- ing pigs from several litters in each pen and weighing each pig individuâ€" ally. The same grain ration was given to each lot. Cod liver oil was added to the chop for one lot at the rate of one ounce per pig daily and the second lot received no oil. A third lot was given the same ration of chop with one ounce of pilchard :oil per pig daily. The lot getting no oil showed marked signs of crippl- ing early in December and one pig: from this lot died on the 3-5th dayi of the test, and 11 days later, anoth- er was lost from the same lot. The! trial was closed on the 89th day‘ when the six remaining pigs were. all lame and two required assistance? to reach the trough. In the two. lots getting oil, them was no sign‘ of crippling and the average gain per pig was 108 pounds in the ood‘ liver oil lot, 101 in the oilchard oil lot and 79 pounds each for the six remaining pigs in the lot which re-‘ ceived no oil. l The crippled pigs which had not received any oil were given 011 in the chop at the rate of one ounce per pig daily, after the tent was com- pleted. No further deaths occurred and all pigs recovered Cm their Roth 0‘15 leave an undésirahle fith taste in the pork unless discontinued about six weeks before marketing or killing for pork This may be done even in mid-winter without danger of crippling if the oil has been fed for some time previously. These oils, practically equal in value, can be purchased for about $1.00 per gallon but the pllchard oil is usually a little cheaper. NEWS AND INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY FARMER LIBERAL, RICHMSND HILL, OMAEIO lameness in a short time and were eventually marketed, although some joints were still crooked. A very enjoyable meeting was held ’ in the Sunday School room of the{ United Church last Fridav night for. the Investiture of the “First Group of an Scouts." Those invested were Bnb Wiltshm‘e, Gordon Hewitt. Ralnh Hedd‘imr, Max Domains, Berton Saver and Charles Morris, with Mr. K. Freeman as group leader. Most of the bovs’ parents were there +0 Wit- ness this very impressive service. We wish the bovs the best of success. Tho “K’MS. Wm hold their Easter Thank Offering meetimr in fine Sun- dm" School Hall of the United Church Tuesday, March 16th at 2.30 pm. under the leadershin of Mrs. James Murray, vice-president of the local society. Th9 guest sneaker will be Mrs. T. A. McFarlane. vice-Uresident of this district of ‘he Toronto Centre Px-esbvterml. All the ladies of the congregation are invited: Next Sunday, March 14th, at 11 am" Profecsor J. M. Menzies of ChDeâ€"Too Univers‘tv. China. will be ’nhe special sneaker in the‘ United Chvrch. Don’t fail to hear this very outs‘andinz missionarv. He will be HMS-{ed by the pastor. The Girls’ Missi'm Circle met on Wednesdav night of this week at the home of Miss Irene Smith. The annual “Good Friday” service SC: for this area from the Citv Limits to Prompt sex Thornhill will be held in the Newton- Shop closed ‘brook United Church March 26th at ’11 a.nL Rev. Gordon A. Sisco, M.A., ‘the newlv appointed secretary of the Maple, Ont. General Council of the United Church Tele] The Woman’s Association of the United Church are putting on an Irish Sumner in the Sundav School room on Thursday evening, March 18 cammonoimr at 6.30 o'clock. Remem- ber the good time. we had last year. This will be just as good. The Sup- per will be followed with an enter- tainment of moving- pictures. Be sure and come. We are sorry to report the death of Mrs. YOun-gman, mother of Mrs. H. Dug-gar) of Connauzht Ave. We extend sincere symnathy to the be- reaved family in their great loss. 1 Reg. Holstein Cow, calf by- side, “Georgina Abbekerk Segis”, No. 246529, born March 151:, 1931. 1 Reg. Holstein Cow, “Canary Lesâ€" trange Nell”, No. 307025, born March 25th, 1030, due March 17th 1 Reg. Holstein Cow, “Canary Les' trange Rose”, No. 307026, born March 28th, 1931, due March 25th 1 Reg. Holstein Cow, “Eaton Hall Netherland Dora”, No. 306040, born April 7th, 1934, due May 6th. 1 Reg. Holstein Cow, “Eaton Hall Hartog Brenda”. N0. 2929.46. born Februarv 2nd, 1934. in full flow. 1 Reg. Holstein Cow. “May Lestrange Colantha”, No. 307857, born March 2nd, 1934. in. full flow, bred Feb. 12 1 Reg. Holstein Heifer, “Colantha Lily Lestrange”. No. 330521, born March 10th. 1936. 1 Reg. Holstein Heifer, “Annie Canâ€" my Rag Apple”. No. 330523, born March 18th. 1936. 1 Reg. Jersev Cow. “St. Lambert Snnnw Bess". No. 78518, born Jan‘â€" uary 2nd, 1933, in full flow, bred December 2nd. 1 Reg. Jersev Cow. “St. Lambert Sunny Jess”. No. 78519. born April 30th, 1933, in full flow. NEWTONBROOK IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE of Fully Accredited and Registered HORSES 1 Black Mare, Percheron, 8 yrs. old 1 Black Mare, Percheron, 8 yrs. old (The above team are well matched â€"â€"weight about 3200) I 1 Bay Mare. Reg. “Springbank Rose” (52521) H.D., born June 27. 1922 1 Bav Gelding, 6 yrs. old, HD. (The above team are well mated) GRAIN 220 Bus. Old Seed Oats, Newmarket clean 200 Bus. New Seed Oats. Newmarket clean 150 Bus_. Heavy Mensery Seed Bar- Also Grade Cattle ley, clean A Quantity) of Hay A Number of Cotton Grain Bags GRADE CATTLE l Holstein Cow, due March 4th Holstein Cow, bred October 17th, full flow Holstein Cow, bred December 26th full flow Holstein- Heifer, 10 months old Jersey Heifer. vearling J. WESLEY STONG Lot 24, Concession 5, North York Township One and One Half Miles South of EDGELEY off No. 7 Highway THURSDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1937 REGISTERED CATTLE TERMS CASH HOLSTEIN HERD Whitmore & C. E Smith. Clerks No Reserve as Proprietor is gifing up Farming ter m- 'ch , ,m. was 1 cal ' be mt tre the a of be The Vellore Women's Institute held]1 their annual social evening or “famâ€" i ily night" on Tuesday evening ofl last week. Supper was served to aâ€" 1 round o..e hundred and fifty in thell early part of the evening. The pro-ll: gramme that followed consisted of Community Singing, readings by: Miss 1 McKenzie of Woodlbridgei tap dancing by the Misses Ring and MacKay and“: two plays. namely, “Free Wheeling!” presented by the Purpleville ex-pdp- 1 ils and a two-act play presented by 1 Upper Sixth ex-pupils follOWed byl guitar music by George Carley and 1 Idrus Price. These numbers comâ€".1 pleted a very jolly and entertaining 11 , programme. The evening was brought to a. close by singing God Save the 1 King. 1 n born 17th Lesâ€" born 25th Hall Horses, Implements, Hay, Grain, Furniture, 8w will be the special' preacher with the local ministers taking part in the service. We are pleased to report at time of writing that Mrs. Halbert who has been in for the past ten days “is re~ covering. May we take the liberty- of extend~ ing to all the peopTe of this c0m~ munity, regardless of church affilia- tions, an invitation to attend during the Lenten and Easter season, some church, the church of your choice. Don’t forget you NW a debt to the great Redeemer of the world, We are please& to report that Mn} J as. Brownlee is improving nicely and will soon be home again, after suff- ering severe injury from a fall. Calling a job property doesn’t hélp much, anyway. YOu don't keep on owning 51 piece of properfi after you give it up. Correct this sentence: “We could win that way,” said the general, “but we‘ll accept defeat rather than violate the'decent rules of warfare." WWWW” Baker’s Repair Shop We have a number of good used collars at present, sizes ranging from 20 to 23 inches, some scarcely soiled. Prompt service. Prices moderate Shop closed 6 pm. Mon., Wed.. Fri -- -O‘. IMPLEMENTS [A , Binder, M.-H., 7 ft. .cut 1 . Hay Tedder, McCormick 1 . Horse Rake, M.vH.. 10 ft. A . Steel Horse Rake, Cockshutt, 10 ft. 1 . Roller, 3 Drum . 2 L Stiff Tooth Cultivator, Internation- 1 a1, wide and narrow teeth, good %1 Spring Tooth Cultivator. M.-H. Seed Drill, M.â€"H., 11 Hoe Broadcast Seeder. M.â€"H., new Mower, M.â€"H.. 5 ft. cut Cockshutt Riding Plough, foot lift 40 Plough, No. 4 Wilkinson 2 Narrow Plough. Veritv Plough, No. 12 Fleury' Plough, No. 3 Wilkinson 1 Dick Gang Plough, Big 6 Seufflers Set Heavy Diamond Harrows, 31 sections Set Light Diamond Han-We, 31 sections 1 1 Set Dick Bob Sleighs 1 Disc, Inthrow 1 1 Speight Wagon, Box and Springs, A good 4 1 Speight Wagon Gear 1 1 Farm Wagon 2 Hay) Racks. 16 ft. 1 1 1 fâ€"‘lVPâ€"F-lâ€"nlâ€"Iâ€"vâ€"Pâ€"râ€"râ€"râ€"v _..SAO. . ,â€" Set Scales. canacitv 1200 lbs. 1 Chatham Fanning- Mill and Bugger Manure Spreader, International, 31- 1 most new 1 Rubber-tired Buggy 1 1 Cutter, MacLauEhlin, good 1 1 3-horse power Electric Motor, Cen- 1 turv, good as new 6 1 Vessot Grinder. 6% inch plate 6 1 Bag Truck 1 Bap Holder 1 Hand Sleigh, new 1 Wheelbarrow. new ‘2 Large Iron Kettles 1 Scald‘ing Trough 1 Oil Drum, 40 gallon 4 Feed Boxes 1 Separator, M.-H., good A Quantity of Lumber 1 Grindstone 1 Set Stewart Clippers 1 Gravel Box 1 Planet Weeder 1 Hammock Frame 1 l l v 1 1 1 1 1 2 -3 1 1 1 1 1 Tongue Binder Wheel A 1 Grass Seeder ,4 ‘1 Meat Tub. almost new '1 1 Large Enterprise Sausage Stutterg and Lard Press. combined | 1 Large Meat Grinder 1 ISAAC BAKER Telephone Maple 1063 VELLORE The Property 9f Commencing at 12 o’Clock Noon MANNING McEWAN, Auctioneer THURSDAY, MARCH 11th; 1937. ANGUS MOWAT Lot 15, Con. 2, North York Township Lansing Highway, 11/2 mile east of Lansing WED., MARCH 17TH new M.-H. Disc Harrow Corn Cultivator, 2-row, M.-H. M.â€"H. Cultivator, 3 horse Man Cultivator Walkinz Plows with wheels Drill Plow Twoâ€"furrow Plow Bain Wagon, good Wagon Hay Racks ‘ Scuffler Buggy Set of Sleighs, Bain Set threeâ€"horse Doubletrees 40 ft. Wire Cable for Horse Fork. and Pulleys Hot Water Incubator Broader. coal, for 500 Chicks Coal Oil Broader, capacity 150 Galvanized Ventilators for Barn Dust-proof Ash Sifter Sets Plow Doubleti'ees Set Heavy Doubletrees Fanning Mill Washing- Machine 1 Set Heavy Harness 1 Set Plow Harness Number Fence Posts and: Plank 1 Set Harrows, 4 sections, iron 1 Chicken Coop 11/2 Bus. Alfalfa and Timothy Seed Forks. Shovels, hoes and other artâ€" icles too numerous to mention -â€"1 Hlâ€"P‘P‘Nlâ€"‘HHHQQHPâ€"râ€"râ€" pâ€"Hpâ€"imgwrayâ€"uâ€"n AUCTION SALE of HORSES Bay Horse, 11.U., 25 years old bay Mare, £141., 8 years old r’ercherun Mare, rlsmg' 4 years Black Mare, rstng 8 years, H. bay Mare, aged, H.D. Black Mare, aged, ILD. Strawberry Roan Mare, 7 yrs., E Roan Mare, 9 years, G.P. COW Jersey Cow, gggfjg‘y side Sow, bred Jan. 23rd Store Pigs$ v 1 Tool Chest 1 Work Bench About 25 red of Picket Fence )1 Tow or Braking Cgm; ,L “n. w ,........,, v“. ;2 3-inch Oak Meat Planks, 8’ x 20” 1 Set of Grain Lifters 1 Blacksmith Anvil Hoes, Rakes, Forks, Shovels, Chains, Doubletrees and other articles we numerous to mentiqrg NI.‘H. Binder, 6 ft. cut M.-H. Mower. 5 ft. McUormick-Deering Mo POU LTRY I ‘40 Buff 01-ping'ton Hens and Punch :2 Roosters almost; new M.-H. Hay Rake M.-H. Seed Bull, 13 Disc, almost 1 Set Heavy Back Band! Hanan With Breeching, Brass Mounted. Long Tug, good as. new 1 Set of Heavy Back Band Harness. Brass Mounted, Long Tug, good 1 Set of Farm Harness 1 Set of Single Harness, Nickel Mounted, gaod as new 1 String: of Bells, good as new A uantity of good Horse Collars l4 eavw Horse Blankets, godd l1 Saddle N3 reserve whatever, giving up farming PRENTICE & PRENTICE, Anew. FURNITURE L Paladora Cook Stove, 6 holes with tan 1 Findlay Oval Cook Stove, whih and grey enamel Glass Cupboard Oak Extension Table Extension Table Kitchen Chairs CaneaBottom Chairs Oak Davenport, leatherette back and cushion, good 1 Small Folding Table 1 Mahogany Settee 1 Mahogany Open Parlour Cabinet with Mirrors 2 Bedroom Suites 1 Dresser. walnut veneered 2 White Enamel Beds 3 1 1 1 1 “Glowâ€"Frâ€" Wire Mattresses, good Commode 1 Wicker Cradle Bath Tub 3 Toilet Sets Refrigerator 1 Croquet Set Chum l Bookcase 1 Carpet Sweeper. Parlour Queen. Ball Bearings ‘A Quantity of Dishes 4 Armchairs i1 Eatonia Wring‘er, almost new ,1 Winchester Rifle, 88 Calibre, good | as new 1 Folding Ironing Board Farm Stock and Implements The Property of Quantity ‘of Tools Sale at 1 o’clock TERMS:â€"â€"CASH TMPLEMENTS HOGSI HARNESS Mower, 5 it", Wicker Cradle Toilet Sets Croquet Set Bookcase Parlour Queen.