The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-02-18
Seasons Greatest Public Sale High-Grade
Cattle, Hogs and Farm Machinery

polled. daughter OF probably the best
registered Jersey COW ever known In these
parts.
| with the best breeding back OF him OF
| any bun, his sire excepted that was ever
| hept lh this section On MS slre.a side
/ he comes from bull imported by the
Hood Farm that cost $4,000, This young
/ ster Is grandson Of this imported bun.
/ We are anxious 10 put Laddle IN a good
corded pedigree win go with him
NO, ~. Bun, age 3 weeks, color yellow.
son Of 10, W grandson Of No. 4, conse-
| quently having No. 3. as Great Grandma
| ther With such backing he should ap-
peal 10 a critical buyer,
Ne. 2a Heifer age weeks. daughter
ne. q. Heifer, age 80 weeks. daughter
No, e HeIfer, age az weeks. daugh-
NO, 26 Heifer, age 80 weeks. daugh-
Nos "a, .25 and PC are thin but thrifty.
Notice their dams and don't let them slip.
u HEAD CHESTER WHITE SWINE
10 Females-2 Bears
No. l. Sow, age 3 years, recorded. 6
pigs by side from boar No. l., daughter Of
10. 2. Sow. age years. recorded. Ae-
Re-bred to boar No. 1. An extra choice
No. g.. Sow age 3 years. recorded.
5l Bred to boar No, l. for April farroW. A
No. 4. Sow age years. Pedigree fur
nished. Cost $40 as yearling. Last lit
NO. 5. Sow. age 2 years. Pedigree fur
nished. First two itters raised n pigs.
Bred 70 boar No. for March farrow.
nished First two iitters 22. Litter mate nate
TO No. B. These sows are thin but are
extra good suckers. Bred to boar No. l
No. z. Sow, age l year. Pedigree fur
nlshed Lost FIRST litter Re- bred to boar
No; 2, Half sister 70 Nos. and G.
Nos. 8, 9 and 10. Daughters OF No. 6.
Bred 10 boar No. 2, for March farroW.
Pedigrees furnished.
No, /. Boar. age years. Pedigree fur
nished. A well made smooth haR. Very
vigorous and sure breeder From as good
blood lines as the breed produces.
NO. 2. Boar, age year, pedigree fur
nished. This fellow Is thin but is a son
oi SOW No. 2, and Is the making OF some
NoTE~For some time we have been
using the scales and Babcock test on our
cows and have. cut out absolutely all
boarders. Considering the quality OF the
leed lhls winter we must say that we are
Wen Wen. pleased with our production. We
we rear no contradiction when we say
that for a utility herd ours stands sec
ond TO none in, this part OF the state We
are now breeding all cows, and heifers
old enough to breed, to our yearling bull.
Date of service will be given purchaser
of cows or heifers. Our Chester Whites
are as well bred as the best we have
always purchased as good blood as possi-
Ole IN building up this herd. We are
proud Of them.
MACHINERY
we, will also sell the following des-
crlbed machinery.
! Weber Wagon with bed, l hog rack
with side boards, l Shoe McSherry Disc
Dflll, triple gear horsepower Feed
Grinder two-horse cultivator, 2 Disc
Harrows, Drag Harrow. / double-sh
el plow, ! Petaluma Incubator (35O egg
capacity, steel Hog Troughs, Self-Feed-
sr and Waterer, / No is DeLayaI
cream Separator used one year, l Feed
Cooker, Milk Buckets Milk Scales, lie
Chains. Fence Stretchers, etc.
TERMS OF SALE
Nine months time with bankable note.
or four per cent off for cash. All sums
Of $40 or under cash
An bids received by phone or written
10 the Clerk or Auctioneer will be taken
care OF same as If parties were present
LLOYD WlLLCUTT, Prop.
~ u. Bevington, Auctioneer.
II. 5. Lewis, Clerk