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Beloit Auction Service, Inc.

ESTATE AUCTION
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES?nbsp;

Wednesday July 27th, 2005 at 4:30PM

534 W. Grand Ave?br> Beloit, WI 53511?br> E-mail: info@beloitauction.com

FEATURING:
VEHICLES
FURNITURE
GLASSWARE, DISHES, & FIGURINES:
STERLING & SILVERPLATE
CLOCKS & LAMPS
ART & FRAMES
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
EPHEMERA
VINTAGE CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES
JEWELRY & WATCHES
TOYS & DOLLS
AND MUCH MORE!

C. Sherman Allen Auctioneer & Associates.

P.O.A. Auction

Wed. July 27, 2005 �\ 4 PM

Located: 17241 Terril Road, Cambridge Springs, PA. Just 1/4 Mile West of I-79 (Exit) 154), on Rt. 198, Turn North onto Moisertown Road 5 Miles, Turn East onto Terril Road to Auction.

ANTIS.-COLTIS.: Oak Dresser w/Claw Feet and Mirror; Oak Ladies Rocker; Nice Depression Bedroom Suite, Bed, Dresser, Chest and Vanity; Mahogany Dining Room Table; Silverware, Few Sterling Pieces; Few Pieces of Glassware, China and Pottery; Older Teddy Bear Cookie Jar, No Address; Metal Dog Bank; Old Linens; Books; Chrome Kitchen Table & Chair's; Leaded Glass Book Case/Secretary; Costume Jewelry; Gun Parts & Related; More Boxes Coming Out of the Attic... APPLIANCES - HOUSEHOLD: M.W. Upright Freezer; G.E. Ref./Freezer; Tappan Stove; Kenmore Washer and Gas Dryer; DeHumidifier; Tappan Micro-Wave; Small Appliances; Hammond Elec. Organ; Sofa & Chair; Sleeper Sofa; Maple Bedroom Furniture: Twin & Double Beds, Dresser & Chest of Drawers; Other Items... MOWER - MISC.: J.D. S82 Rear Motor Ride Mower, Needs Work; 20 ft. Alum. Ext. Ladder; Various Hand Tools; Work Benches...

HILLS AUCTIONS.

Estate Auction
The Estate of Roger Armstrong
Friday, 7-29-05
9:30am, Viewing Time - 8am
1341 Ranchero Rd.,
Kerrville,
Texas

Antiques-Household-Tools-More

Antiques: Full size burled walnut rope bed-Dresser with mirror-Chest-Trunks-T Bauer & Co. upright piano-Fruit jars-Several crocks to 25 gallon-Crock jug-Hand stiched signed quilt-Roseville #669-6" and #4-8" cookie jar-Depression-Lennox-Glass basket-Nice oak wash stand-Also ranch oak draw leaf kitchen table & chairs-Lanterns-Kitchenware-Small appliances-Sewing machine-"Dixie" 7 drawer chest-Recliner-Vacumn-Army blankets-New England Arms 20 gauge shotgun-Library table-Childrens piano & books-Pigeon carrier & brooder-Extension ladder-Orpheum Banjo & hard case-Belt sander-Router-Air nailers-Troy Bilt tiller-Upright freezer-Scythe-Glass front wall cabinet-Ford 16hp 42" lawn tractor(rough)-1984 Cadillac Biarritz-Yard tools-Seth Thomas mantle clock-Craft items-Consignments accepted-Lots of boxes & contents-Much more!

Mike Murphys A+ Plus Auctions.

ESTATE AUCTION

Saturday July 30, 2005 @ 10:30 AM

POLLY CANUTESON

Walworth County Fairgrounds
(Picnic Shelter)
411 East Court Street
ELKHORN, WI 53121

Location map

LOCATED: The Walworth County Fairgrounds is located at 411 East Court Street in Elkhorn, Wisconsin. The Fairgrounds is on the east side of town off of Hwy 11.

AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Polly had been kindergarten teacher in Delavan for over 30 years and enjoyed collecting. This auction is being moved to the Walworth Co. Fairgrounds for your bidding pleasure. Save this date, you will not want to miss this one. Lunch by "LUCKY-U".

Antique Purses & Dolls Vintage Collectibles Antique Furniture 1998 Buick Piano

ANTIQUE FURNITURE: Victorian revolving compartment top sewing table w/door on top Pat. 1871; Walnut Victorian 4-Dr. chest of drawers w/raised race track design drawer fronts; 1840's Mahanoy 7-Dr. chest of drawers; Victorian 3-Dr. washstand; 1800's Wainscoted School house fire wood bin; Walnut single drawer washstand; Walnut Victorian lamp table; Walnut Victorian plant stand; (3) 1820's Mahogany T-back chairs w/needlepoint seats; Painted Black wood ice cream table w/4-chairs; Oak book stand; Oak piano stool w/ball & claw feet; Wood pyro-art plant stand; Wood drop leaf kitchen table; Painted white sewing work table w/2-drawers; Drop Leaf gate leg table; Mahogany cedar chest; Needle point foot stool; Old School desk; Walnut Victorian bed;

VINTAGE OLDER COLLECTIBLES: Ruby Souvenirs, Walworth Co. Fair 1905 & Worlds fair 1893; Spinning wheel; Perfume bottle for doll; German blond china head doll w/leather body; 6" Kewpie doll w/orig. box; S.& H. 9" Bisq. porc. head doll w/sleep eyes; Small bisq. dolls; Pink Rose vase - Mt. Washington; Biscuit jar w/Rose pattern; (2) Carnival glass dishes; (2) Flow Blue plates; Wash bowl & pitcher w/Pink floral pat.; Cut Glass Bowl & serving dishes; Small Acoma pottery vase; Oil lamps; E. N. Welch clock round top, round drop 1879; Royal Bayreuth Tomato, Pickle Relish, salt; Blue Wedgewood pitcher; (2) Bohemian Ruby Birds Glasses; Buttons; Button bag; Jewelry - Vintage & costume; (2) Candle stick phones; "Tree of life" - pattern glass cake stand & (2) compotes; Hand & Bar jar; 20's Flapper beaded work dress; Ladies beaded bag purses; (2) Metal mesh purses; Lundbergs perfume box w/bottles; "Three Face" pattern glass compote, celery & goblet; Vaseline Wildflower compote; (2) Majolica dishes w/chips; Rockingham Rebecca At The Well Teapot; Pickle Caster Set; Stained glass panel table lamp w/beaded shade (Needs Repair); (2) Lap coffee grinders; Seth Thomas Kitchen clock; (2) Crazy Quilts; 8-Dr. Oak spice cabinet; Stereo optic viewer & cards; Brass Shop Bell; KUHN BROS - ADA, WISC. Adv. Pitcher; Brass Pabst match safe; Oil Painting - Cherries & straw hat; Baskets; Porcelain Coffee pot; Dog Ink well; Political Pin back buttons; Butter Churns, 3-Gal. Salt Glaze w/crack, 3-G Minnesota Green leaf; 3-G RW. Blue Bee, 3-G. Union w/crack; Old umbrellas & parasols; (3) Century of Progress canes; Eastern Star Elgin compact; Chilton WI. Chief of Police badge; Indian arrow heads; Spectacles; Hand fans; Cookie Cutters; Ideal #1 Cast Iron salesman sample stove; Elks Beer Stein; Gents 17J. Precision pocket watch; Parker pen; US 48-Star Flag; (12) Hiesey dishes; H. P. Plates; Buffallo pottery pitcher; Black boy pencil & letter opener; Griswold #9 Dutch oven; Black dome top trunk; Hoyt's cologne bottle; Milk bottles; Princess sewing basket; Cups & Saucers; H.& R.-.32 Cal. pistol, 1896; Cow bell; Sad irons; Advertising tins inc. Gold Dust twins; (2) Barn lanterns; Copper boiler; Mandolin; Framed, Willard Olson Auction Bill - Horse Auction Spring 1964; Pocket knives; Many early 1900's Rural Letter carriers Association ribbons - WISC. Towns; Black Lighted World Globe;

ESTATE AUTOMOBILE: 1998 BUICK CENTURY, V-6, auto trans, fully equipped w/20,000 miles.

LOCAL BOOKS: 1936 Delavan Centennial Souv. Book & 1936 Directory Delavan, WI; 1919 Walworth Co. Prairie Farmers Directory; The Bradley Hummer 1920; 40's Broadcast Magazines;

BOOKS: Portrait & Biographical Record of Sheboygan Co. WI - 1894; Girl Scout books 1920's; Wonder & little Golden books;

PIANO: Wonderful 1950's STORY & CLARK Mahogany spinet piano in great shape will be selling on the Second auction date of Sat., August 20, 05. Piano can be viewed between August 4 - Aug. 17, 05 at the home only by appointment with auctioneer (262) 728-1844 or from photos on web. We will be accepting bids both prior to and at the auction.

TERMS: CASH or good check with current positive photo I.D. to Register & Bid. All purchases must be settled for in full & prior to same day removal from premises. Day of auction statements by auctioneer will prevail over all prior advertisements. ( NO BUYERS PREMIUM! ).

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Auction News

Auto Auction Held at Old Bass Plant.

WILTON -- The cavernous building that once was an assembly line for famous-brand footwear was converted into a run-through for hundreds of used cars and trucks Friday.

From all indications the event, the initial selloff for the Western Maine Auto Auction, was a success as car dealers from northern New England bid on hundreds of vehicles that were rolled through the former G.H. Bass shoe factory and distribution center.

While organizers plan to hold the auctions weekly, Friday's was special in that it marked the beginning of yet another venture breathing new life into the acre-sized structure, which had been abandoned by the footwear company when it moved out of town.

"We have three auctioneers here," said promoter Dan Archer as the vehicles were bid off along three separate lanes simultaneously. "We call it organized chaos."

The auction was for dealers only -- no individual looking to land a bargain was allowed to participate -- and they opened doors and lifted hoods to check on vehicles that might sell in their lots.

Rapid-tongued auctioneers Phill McIntyre, Kevin Banache and Steve Trimm kept things moving at a brisk pace as each vehicle was paraded by would-be wooers in about a minute.

Just outside the building, dealer Tim Hammond of Mid-Coast Motors of Brunswick and an associate inspected a 1998 Ford F-150 truck just before it entered the bidding pit.

"We're looking for just about anything -- pickups, SUVs, cars," Hammond said.

He's particularly looking for vehicles in good condition and with low mileage -- "especially low mileage. That's what customers want," Hammond said.

Not all vehicles were sold if they didn't attract a minimum bid price. McIntyre waved off a 2002 truck from Knapp Brothers of Kingfield when the bidding stopped at $13,000. "They're looking for around $15,000," McIntyre announced.

Auction general manager Glenn Cunningham said roughly 200 dealers participated in Friday's event. A veteran of similar auctions in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, he said the Wilton site offers many advantages.

"There are a lot of good people here. The response has been tremendous," Cunningham, who is planning to move to the area, said. The building is now called the Bob Nichols Expos Center. It was the site of a three-day sportsman's exposition in March that drew thousands. Developers Nichols, Gil Reed, Mark Berry and Rich Johnson have been converting the Bass property with its nine commercial buildings into an economic development hub.

At least six other businesses are established at the site.

Organizers also see the Friday auctions as a boost to job creations and to other businesses in the area, such as motels, restaurants, and grocery stores. "We want to promote ourselves as a good business," Archer said.

Mike Whalen, son of nearby Whispering Pines Motel owners Tom Whalen and Sue Atwood, said one dealer so far had made reservations at the motel, situated on the west shore of Wilson Lake.

"I'm hoping it will lead to more," he said. "From what I heard it's just getting started."

Here's Where 'Luxury' and 'Discount' Meet Hideaways Cuts Prices on Villas, Resorts.

If you're looking for luxury in travel, but at a considerable discount, you couldn't do better than the high-living reservations company Hideaways International. In what is perhaps a sign of the times, the 26-year-old Hideaways has suddenly turned to discounts, specials and auctions to move its inventory of top-quality villa rentals and four- and five-star hotel resorts.

Since 1979, Hideaways -- located in coastal Portsmouth, N.H. (800-843-4433, www.hideaways.com) -- has operated primarily as a club for booking villas throughout the world, with a yearly membership fee of $185. That fee gave you access to the hundreds of enticing villa properties that Hideaways listed and endorsed.

You received a handsome, glossy and heavy book of remarkable photographs that captured the essence of hundreds of high-quality villas. After making your choice, you phoned Hideaways, which takes advantage of the low salary structure of its headquarters city in New Hampshire to maintain one of the most talented and gracious groups of telephone reservationists that I have ever encountered.

After you recited your membership number, you were given the address or phone number for contacting the owner and making your deal. Members were also alerted to the attractions of some of the world's most exquisite hotel resorts, and then routinely given a 5 percent to 10 percent discount off the normal rates of those properties (and numerous other perks) when the booking was made through Hideaways.

But a top staff and attractive properties are not enough in these cost-conscious days. Recently, Hideaways startled its demanding clientele by announcing a "Buy it Now" feature for slashing the rates of its hotel resorts.

At press time, if you went to Hideaways.com, and then clicked on "Buy It Now" at the top of the right-hand column on the site's main menu, you could purchase a three-night package at Jamaica's super-exclusive Tryall Club for $895. I recently phoned Tryall Club direct and requested three nights in August; the result was a $1,500 rate for the same three nights at an upscale two-bedroom villa.

"Buy It Now" features similar savings at more than 25 world-famous resorts in Europe.

If you're hell-bent for luxury, you'll achieve even greater savings by booking through Hideaway.com's auctions.

Four nights at the grand Pestana Palace Hotel, a national monument of Portugal overlooking the Tagus River near Lisbon, normally costing $2,328, was recently listed for a minimum bid of $1,164 on Hideaways' auction facility, valid until Dec. 31. Five nights at the Beach House on the island of Barbuda in the Caribbean, normally costing $3,075, had a current bid of $1,600 at press time.

Use of Hideaways' auctions or "Buy It Now" specials is available only to "registered guests," but registration is free of charge on the site.

I wouldn't normally recommend lodgings as expensive and elegant as those featured by Hideaways. But if it's absolute luxury you want, this is the cheapest way to get it.

West Bend Native Tries For National Auctioneering Title.

WEST BEND, Iowa A native of the north-central Iowa town of West Bend is competing for the International Auctioneer Championship this week in Pittsburgh.

Paul McCarten is competing against 90 other auctioneers.

His test: to auction off three randomly selected items before a panel of judges, audience of bidders and Internet audience.

The trick, he says, is to catch the crowd and hold their attention.

The scores are based on stage presence, sales and the auctioneer's opening and closing technique, among other factors.

Winners travel the country, presiding over auctions and promoting the National Auctioneers Association.

McCarten took third at the All-Around World Championships last October. In 2003, he was the Iowa State Championship Auctioneer.

This will be his third shot at the international prize trophy.

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