Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, October 17, 1919, Page 5

‘ste seo a is OLIG SALE NE Being compelled to quit farming on account of the ranch which the undersigned has had under lease be- ing sold, a public sale will be held at that place two miles west of Fenn, seven miles southeast of Cotton- wood, known as the Bowman ranch, commencing at 10 o’clock a. m. on Thurs., Oct. 23 The Following Described Property: Getting at the Seat of the Trouble THE TROUBLE WITH MOST LUMBER IS NOT IN THE QUALITY OF THE MATERIAL ITSELF—BUT IN THE WAY IT IS MANUFACT- URED. THUUNEREETEEREUEEEENEUEROOEUGOGOOEOOGOOEAGGGOREOEOGORUGAEOEUEOEEEOGGEEEROUUEAOEUUE Co WE INSIST ON SUPERIOR MILL WORKIN ALL OUR STOCK. THAT’S WHY IT IS SO SUPREMELY SATISFYING, ABSOLUTELY UNIFORM GRADES, EVEN THICKNESS AND SOUND, DRY STOCK— HERE YOU HAVE THE REASON FOR OUR SUCCESS. SEE US BE- FORE BUYING. WE URGE THE CLOSEST INSPECTION OF THE MERITS OF S head of horses 1 span bays, (Belgians) 7 yrs. old, weight 3400—This is an extra good team 3 head of cattle 1 black mare, 10 years old, weight 1700 eee. : 5 ; 1 brown horse, 10 years old, weight 1400 u via gery piel eg ee ety 1 2-year-old heifer with calf by side OUR CLAIM TO EXCEPTIONAL GOODNESS IN THE BUILDING MATERIAL WE SELL, 1 brown horse, 11 years old, weight 1300 1 bay horse, 12 years old, weight 1200 “The Yard That Saves and Satisfies” UOUUENGGUAGUAGUSOESLUEEAGEELAOEEEOAEUAEUAGEEREGEOEEGEEOAEEEEAA EET RAE SPECIAL---Free lunches will be served, 10 SCRATCH PERE of which will contain $1 bills. Be on time for dinner and get yours. 1 bay horse, 12 years old, weight 1300 One Registered Poland China Boar ! 13-year-old mare, broke to work, wt. 1400 (Papers Furnished) | | Hussman Lumber Com FARM MACHINERY, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ETC. 2) MAUS pany 1 4-cylinder, 5 passenger, Inter State Au- 1 12-foot water trough 66 s 99 tomobile, in good repair About 20 tons of good clean wheat and =) The Home Builders 1 Baby Holt Combine, with 20-horse hitch alfalfa hay = 1 16-foot feed rack 1 wagon and hay rake About 2 tons good feed oats = 1 3Y, Studebaker wagon with rack 1 6-hole Imperial range a 13% Webber wagon 1 large Beckwith heater = 1 pair bobsleds and rack 2 solid oak leather upholstered chairs = | e 1 8-foot Deering binder 1 8-foot extension dining table i 1 8-foot John Deere double disc 6 common chairs 1 stand table = Pri fat ess Fi lo Cs r 1 3-section spring tooth harrow, new 1 oak library table = 1 4-section drag harrow and cart 3 iron bedsteads with springs = 1 3-section drag harrow 1 new mattress 3 fur rugs = ¥ ag, T Hi FE 1 14-inch 3 bottom P. & O. plow, new 12 hand-made quilts, brand new, never = 1 14-inch John Deere 2 bottom plow been used 2 dressers = 1 8-foot Monitor drill 1 extra fine mounted deer head—a per- =) 1 12-inch garden plow and two cultivators fect specimen =| 15-foot Jones mower 1 10-foot hay rake 1 kitchen cabinet 1 sanitary couch =| r : 1 Success fanning mill 1 lounge 6 nice sofa pillows = B “gp 1 new blacksmith outfit, including forge, 1 small feather bed = anvil, vise, post drill, and other tools 100 pounds bacon 50 pounds lard = 1 No. 2 scraper * 3 vif = ° ° e erste heat breaialucceamee bine er heaped = § Our nearest warehouse will supply you with all kinds of 2 sets lead harness 1 fancy bridle 4 dozen chickens 6 turkeys = lheavy stock saddle 1 pack saddle Many other articles too ce oouaa to men- = feed, such as steam rolled barley and oats 1 pair chaps, new tion = CALF MEAL MILLFEED OILMEAL COWFEED TERMS: Sums of $20.00 and under, cash; all sums over that amount one years’ time will begiven on ap- proved bankable note bearing 10 per cent interest. No property to be removed until settled for. LEE RICE, Owner First National Bank, I. E. Zuver, By A. N. Dyer, Clerk. Auctioneer {OB ULASUUONEMINAUUILLUOALOLLSOEUEOEEGUUGELLG RUHL VAL EAUAU HOGFEED RECLEANED WHEAL AND BARLEY We will buy or sell all kinds of grain PRINCESS FLOUR IS THE BEST Vilmer Clearwater Co. D. D. Wein, Agent INUTHUTANUGETUAEUGOUAEDUAGLUGAUUOUUEEUUEUGEUAUEGEAEEUAREGEUE UE EACLE @ —— a } I