March 12, 1942. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Seven SAL (Continued from Page 6) consisting of 3 big registered Hol stein heifers from Canada, wii be frech by time of sale; 2- Istered Holstein heifer; cid registered Holstein nionths-old registered Holstein bull reigistered Holstein yearling bull rogls ered Holstein two-year-old bull; year-old reg § 2-year-old heifers; papers furnish- ed for all registered stock t tie T. B. and Bangs free: white boat weigh 400 pounds: black brood will farrow by time of sale FARMING IMPLEMENTS -- John Deere disk corn planter; set of good bobsleds: wagon bed, will bushels: John Deere ood condition: P-14 lor-mower plow; 8-foo ick-Deering binder, wed two Crot cultipacker with new tra itch; Oliver hay rake, new, Os hay loader, McCormick-Dee + corn worker 10W Case com orker,; MoCormic kK -Deeri: planter: new John Deer FPre wder: New Idea Thursday, March 26 MRS. MARY MeCLOSKEY GOODS yOOL beds, spring Thursday, March 26 HARVEY A. HOY LIVESTOC K-—Roan team eht 3200 0 ft -1600 8 milch cows, 68 Holsteins, 3 will be Holstein ) in atock 1 Holstein bull years oid brood sows: 24 pigs and shoats; 4 Hampshire ewes: 1 Hampshire ) year old, some chickens, New Hampshire Reds and Barred Rocks Cetile all T. B, tested R ARMING IMPLEMENTS : Osborne hay tedder; vators; MeCormick corn : as new; Parqubar elevator po- alser; Pleld Force §-row potato MoCormick 8-rol old-fashioned potat th apike harrow in binder, 7-fool walking plows rystone side~dellv McCormick~Deering grain we, T-ineh space. one-ROrse vator: one-horse shovel plow, son mower, S-foot cut; John mower, 6-foolt out; Hoosier planter; 2 18-tooth Perry harrows; 300-1b pressure white wash pump with hose on a truck: International tractor, 8-18X, Massey-Harris tmac- tor lever harrow, 3-section, Conklin wagon, 2-<inch, with box; Peters broad-wheel wagon, 4-imeh; Inder national cultipacker: Wheeling bob- sled, manure aled; New Idea manure reader; Mikel fan mill with good sereens; International chop mil, 3- burr; Keystone hay Joader, 3 y one-man hay ladders: corn shell wheelbarrow; sheep and Horse clippers combined: bag wagon. grain radie. 2 Cyclone clover seeders, w or hay cutting bench; 2 hay forks with 130 feet of rope; 24-foot ext ion ladder; 2-wheel truck to wii hay ladder on 500-pound platform scales. 6 dung forks, some new 2 barley forks, 4 two-prong forks sets double trees with new single trees; grain bags. single trees 4 hog bh gers, milk cart; 100 pounds bluestone; 2 sets tug har ness, 5 col- lars, from Re to 26 inch; 2 sets check L. FRANK MAYES General Auctioneer Real Estate Sales A SPECIALTY! CALL STATE COLLEGE, 2342 Why not have the benefit of competitive bidding in the sale of your property. Past experiences have proven that public sales of real estate demand higher prices. A number of Farms and several Residences will be offered at public sale in the near future, Watch for Dates! H. L. HARPSTER AUCTIONEER Prompt attention given all sales PHONE 3579 PINE GROVE MILLS, PA. JAMES GILLILAND GENERAL AUCTIONEER OAK HALL STATION, PA. 1 Phone Boalsburg 3502 breechings 4 bridles, of housing 8 milk buckets: strainer; No ream Separator and articles wo numerous HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 drop-leat tables, one a cherry 3 butter churn! dryer up sale I'erm cash. Sale Launch will be served by Loval Workers of the Lutheran h of Pleas Gap. E. M. Smith WwW. C. Sm zer and Lee Smelt rks Xid Friday, March 27 A. BERT BECK sale on Friday, March 27 CLAUDE LUCAS doubie 36-in rope nains: butt trees: 4 set bridies. milk «¢ mes uae Oi il be ¢ ine clean-up gals begin at o'clock a made Saturday, March 28 THE LOCK HAVEN TRUST CO Executor of the estate of LL. Freder- ick Dietz, late of Lock Haven, Clin- ton County, Penna. will offer [or sale at the premises, situated east of Lock Haven and south of the first island Bridge, all the following descrived real estale PARM AND BUILDINGS-—-All cartain farm upon which erected a frame Tarm h barn tobacco shed and other outbulldings dorftaining approximately T acres of cleared land, formerly the prop- erty of LL Frederick Dieta, late of lock Haven, Pa deceased, as the same is more particularly described i a certain deed from Newton W s. Sr. et al, to lewis F and recorded in the Becord- of Clinton County, Pa. in 123 page 600 of real estate, 25 time of sale and balance upon the delivery of a deed therefor The right Is reserved 0 reject any and all bids FARM STOCK AND MACHINERY The undersigned will also offer for gale at the above time and premises, all the following articles of person- al property, consisting of farm stock and machinery, viz. 1 4-year gray mare: 1 P-year Dlack mare, 1 12- year strawberry roan mare; 1 9-year gray horse, 1 0-year gray horse; 3 steers: 1 bull; 3 milk cows; 5 hell- ers. 2 Berkshire sows, § pigs: 4 sets harness; 2 hay wagons and ladders; 1 nay fork and rope; | Massey-Har- ris binder; 1 Massey-Harria drill; 1 chopper; 1 wind grain mill; 1 hay oader; 1 side-delivery hay rake; 1 Papec 10-inch feed mill; 1 Colum- bia corn sheller; 1 Red E garden actor 1 Hoosier corn planter; 1 land roller; 3 wagons, 1 Enterprise meat grinder; 1 60-galilon caldron 1 kettle; 1 bag truck; 1 chain hoisi; 1 McCormick-Deering cultivator: 1 tobacco planter; 1 Advance Rumely ensilage cutter; 1 hay rake: 1 man- ure spreader; 1 lime sower. 1 Deer- ing 5-foot cut mower; 1 Peale tractor plow: 2 spring-tdoth harrows; 1 ble disk harrow. | cultivator; I 6-foot mower, } Syracuse hand No. 4 lard press; assortment tools: double trees, etc approximately 16 acres wheat and 7 ecres barley In ground. 1 10-20 Mc- Cormick-Deering tractor on steel Terms of sale, cash. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids Sale at 9:30 a. m. Henry M. Hipple attorney x13 “ i Dwelling Burns A dwelling house owned and oc- upied by F. L. Flook and family on U. 8. Route 8. west of Wellsboro, was destroyed by fire of unknown origin early Thursday morning ss mins MB ——————— Where is the man who said one | Kitchen wbinet Cyclone Canopy stove No extension doughtray, library ta- deboard with marble ml dave in Williamsport last week with friends and relatives Mrs. Joseph Allison, Mr. and Mrs Stephen Pezick and son Cecil Gros: pent the weekend at Chester and Alllscn returned Sunday, while Mr, and Mrs. Pezick remained for a few days. Mr. Pezick is expecting employment at Chester Mr. and Mrs. John Weber and family spent the weekend at the Fhiladelphia, Mi: home of the former's mother, Mi Kate Weber Robert McCaleb, who has been stationed at Fv Rragg, near Fay ettsville, N. 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