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Elizabethtown, KY Coca-Cola continuedto demonstrate why it is “the real thing” asa collector’s dream was made available in atwo day, September auction.

The Schmidt Museum of Coca-Cola haswelcomed visitors from around the worldfor 40 years. Persons passing through thisthis museum have enjoyed a portal back intime when, what many would say is theworld’s favorite soft drink, began it’s storiedhistory when it was incorporated as theCoca Cola Company in 1888 .

This historic auction consisted of 719 lotsranging from a simple logo key chain tothings as large as a masterfuly restored,bright yellow 1949 White Motor Companydelivery truck.

see “Coca-Cola” on page 7

1896 Coca-Cola paper sign realizes$105,000 at Elizabethtown KY auction

Elle’s Kitchen........................................................................page 2Crossword puzzle.................................................................page 2John Wayne Exhibit............................................................. page 3Rare Yellow Diamond featured in upcoming Auction........... page 4$78M in Collectors Cars sold at Pebble Beach Auction.......page 6

Location: From Downtown Nashville, Drive out 8th Avenueto Lafayette. Turn Right to Lincoln Street. See Signs.

Terms: 10% Down as Earnest Money, Balance within twoweeks of sale at closing. Deed and Title Furnished.For possible financing contact Brian Key at regions Bank(615) 419-0291 to pre-qualify or use your own bank.

Brokers and Auctioneers on site one hour prior to saleWoodmontRealtyAuctions.com for maps and photos

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DIRECTIONS FROMWHITE HOUSE: Take Hwy. 31W traveling south to property and sale site on the right (signs posted); FROM I-

65: Take Exit 108 (White House), right onto Hwy. 76, right onto Hwy. 31 to property and sale site on the right (signs posted).

REALESTATE: Spacious “single story-Ranch style” brick house with carport (built 1954, approx. 2200 sq. ft.); 3 bedroom/2 bath, living

room w/fireplace & built-in bookcase; eat-in kitchen w/lots of cabinets, built-in appliances, island and pantry; formal dining room and den;

recreation room w/fireplace and utility room The home is further equipped with recessed lighting, custom drapes and window treatments,

pea gravel porches & patio, lots of closet space, C/H/A and city water. This beautiful home plus a detached garage and some mature shade

trees is positioned on 6.85 acres along Highway 31W. This choice tract has approx. 680 ft. of road frontage along Highway 31W offering

possible

development potential as well as lots of other opportunities. Ladies and gentlemen properties of this nature are getting extremely hard to find

so remember what we say, look it over, just don’t over look it!!

ANTIQUES • FURNITURE • COLLECTABLES: Cherry dining table & chairs, cherry china cabinet, Broyhill swivel rocker, occasional

chair, marble top coffee table, Tell City rocker, parlor chair, corner curio, book shelf, settee, office desk, Tell City maple secretary, walnut

table, mahogany rocker, oak lamp table, sugar chest, quilt rack, cathedral window quilt (hand stitched), oak cabinet, oak table & chairs, pos-

sum belly cabinet, oak chest, oak dresser w/mirror, oak table, 5 drawer chest, china cabinet, glass door cabinet, glass top end table, cook

stove (Elmira-Cooks Delight-Retro-6 burner flat top), meal chest, wash stand, smoke stand, ladder back chairs, sofa, book shelf, entertain-

ment center, lamp table, Seth Thomas 31-day mantle clock, Ram Craft wall clock, coo coo clock, Seth Thomas grandmother clock, Emperor

grandmother clock, lamp with handpainted shades, hanging lamps, oil lamp, hanging oil lamp, sweet heart oil lamp, old picture frames, pic-

tures & prints, crock pieces, blue crock pieces, paper dispenser (Dr. Roark, Bethpage), Coca-Cola trays, Dr. Pepper thermometer, nail keg,

cast iron door stop, rolling pin, walking stick, coal bucket, cast iron bean kettle, cast iron tea kettle, cream can, egg basket, well

bucket, Black Hawk sheller, Black Hawk grist mill, school desk (2-seater), horse head mailbox, Lincoln drape lamp, cross cut

saw, glass milk jug, milk bottles, glass top fruit jar.

GLASSWARE • TOYS • ADVERTISING MEMORABILIA: Louis Marx train set (1930’s), toy cap gun, Snap-On train set,

Nascar collectables (cars, posters), Zippo lighter, Snap-On clock, Hester Battery clock, tire patch cabinet, battery displace

rack, wood Toms snack cabinet, metal signs, crystal horse figurines(Blues Jewelry - Gallatin, TN), Japan tea set, cookie jar,

Cape Cod glassware, (approx. 50 pieces), Star of David glasswarwe (punch bowl, cups & saucers), Satin glass, wall pocket,

hat pin holder w/hat pins, RS Prussia bowl, carnival glass (red, purple, marigold), bowl & pitcher (England), Blue Hobnail

vase, Cranberry Hobnail bowl, Blue Willow dishes, Jewell T salt & pepper, Danberry Mint plates, beer steins.

RINGS: 14K diamond horseshoe ring w/ (9) stones, ( ¾ ct tw), 14K (7) diamond cluster (1 ct. tw), 18K (5) diamond band (1

ct. tw), 14K (6) diamond band (1 ct. tw), 10K (5) diamond step down band (1 ct. tw), 1921 class ring (Sophie Newcomb

College)

GUNS • PISTOLS: Smith & Wesson 357 Mag. Model 13-2, Smith & Wesson 357 Mag. Model 19-3, Rohm 22 cal. revolver,

Marlin 30-30 w/scope, Mossberg 22 semi-auto w/scope, UMC 12 ga. double barrel shotgun, Remington Model 11 20 ga.

shotgun, Remington Sportsman 12 ga. pump, J.C. Higgins Model 101.1 12 ga. shotgun.

KNIVES • COINS: (60+) pocket knives (Case, Buck, Buck Creek, Kissing Krane, C.F. Kaiser, Remington & others); Mor-

gan silver dollars, silver eagles, Eisenhouse silver dollars, Walking Liberty halves, Franklin halves, Kennedy halves, Wash-

ington quarters, mercury dimes, V-nickels, buffalo nickles, wheat pennies, 3 cent piece, foreign money, $2 bill and more.

TOOLS • RIDING MOWER • TRAILER • PERSONAL

PROPERTY: Scotts 16 hp/42” riding mower, 6’x12’ utility trailer, Snap-On tool box, lawn sweeper, lawn tools (rakes,

shovels, etc.), cordless drill, hose reel, barb wire, Martin box, Magnavox color console TV & VCR, yard decor,

commercial coffeemaker, Minolta (#700) camera w/case.

SELLER:Ms. Marie Boyles, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Caruthers and Mr. Ronnie Greer Estate.

TERMS: Real Estate: 10% (non-refundable) deposit down day of sale and balance with the deed; questions on any bank

terms, give Ben a call at (615) 666-2232. Personal Property: Cash or good check (positive ID required).

AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232.

NOTE FROMAGENT:Wow! What an Auction! Talk about location, location, location....ladies & gentlemen, a custom brick

house on 6+ acres right along Highway 31W in White House, TN. This property is loaded with potential and has many possibili-

ties! Check out this huge assortment of personal property items. We have tools, knives, guns, coins, furniture, glassware, antiques,

collectables and more. Come and see us on Saturday, October 1st, 9 a.m. @ 2211 Hwy. 31W in White House, TN.

Information in this ad is believed to be correct but not warranted. Any announcement made day of sale takes precedence over all other advertising.

REAL ESTATE & AUCTION COMPANY672 Hwy. 52 By-Pass W. • Lafayette, TN 37083 • (615) 666-2232

Auction Firm Lic. #194 • Real Estate Lic. #250140 • Ky. Lic. #7189 • Ky. Real Estate Lic. #24023

BEN BRAY, AUCTIONEER • LIC. #4817, BROKER LIC. #262922Timothy Rush, Auctioneer, 666-4506 • Joe Barber, Aff. Broker/App. Auctioneer, 888-7099

Greg White, Aff. Broker/App. Auctioneer, 633-6624 • Jimmy Cox, Aff. Broker, 666-3645 • Tim McClendon, Aff. Broker, 270-457-4111

Jerry Shoulders, Aff. Broker, 655-3989 • Penny Kirby, Aff. Broker, 388-0441 • Jeremy Robinson, Aff. Broker/App. Auctioneer, 633-8071

Tim Johns, Aff. Broker, 655-2761 • Freddie Fuqua, Aff. Broker, 633-3335 • Helen Howser, Aff. Broker, 888-6709

Vanessa Ragland, Aff. Broker • Colby Jones, Aff. Broker, 633-7493 • Daniel Keith, Aff. Broker, 388-8557

Visit our website @ www.benbrayrealestate.com

LEAD BASE PAINT DISCLOSURE: The home was constructed before 1978. Any bidder will be permitted during the 10 days prior to the sale to conduct a lead based paint test. Buyer will be required to sign a waiver

the day of sale.

$25.00 FREE DRAWING $25.00 TENT • CONCESSIONS • PORT-O-JON

SPACIOUS “RANCH STYLE” BRICK HOUSE W/CARPORT • DETACHED GARAGE6.85 ACRES • LONG ROAD FRONTAGE • “LOADED W/POTENTIAL”

CHERRY DINING FURNITURE • MARBLE TOP TABLES • SUGAR CHESTPOSSUM BELLY CABINET • GUNS • COINS • KNIVES • TOOLS

DIAMOND RINGS • GLASSWARE • PRIMITIVES • UTILITY TRAILERAND MORE.....

A PORTION OF THE MR. MACK BOYLES ESTATE AND MS. MARIE BOYLES PROPERTY

2211 HIGHWAY 31 W • WHITE HOUSE, TENNESSEE

TENT &CONCESSIONS

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1st9:00 A.M. (C.S.T.)(REALESTATE TO SELLAT 10:00 A.M.)

LOCATION: 2211 HIGHWAY 31W. • WHITE HOUSE, TENNESSEE

REAL ESTATE OPEN HOUSE Sunday, September 25th, 2-4 p.m.

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 29TH 10:30 AM

ABSOLUTEAuction!

GERRY N. BENNETT ESTATE3 BEDROOM /2 BATH BRICK HOME / SALT WATER POOL

BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED / 160 X 190 CORNER LOT10 X 12 TUFF SHED / APPLIANCES / FURNITURE / CHINA

AQUA ACCESS SPA LIFT / KNICK-KNACKS

BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE

Directions: From Nashville take I-24 East to Briley Pkwy exit # 54 3/10 of a mile to E.

Thompson Ln. right 1 mile to Curry Rd. Right on Curry Rd. 1 ½ miles to Sale.

Real Estate Selling First at 10:30 AM: This 1990 sq. ft. brick home is in excellent condition,

contains 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, living room, dining room, kitchen w/ lots of cabinet’s built-

in microwave, dishwasher and breakfast room, and large laundry room with lots of cabinets. The 3rd bedroom has a gas

fire place, sink and separate bath room and would make a great apartment or family room. Out back there is a covered

concrete patio, gas grill, and salt water pool. All on a beautiful treed lot, sprinkler system, landscape lighting, brick tree

rings, paved drive, on the corner of Catalina and Curry Rd. Located convenient to Donelson, Murfreesboro Rd. I-40 and

I-24 this would make a great home or investment.

Furniture and Glass: Wangja 31 Day clock, (2) glass top tables w/ 4 chairs, bakers rack, Castleton china, stemware,(2) wingback chairs, bedroom suite, entertainment center, china cabinet, patio set, wicker end tables and coffee table, serv-ing cart, Lane cedar chest, Appliances and Misc: 10 x 12 Tuff Shed, autographed and numbered Doonesbury cartoon, Wa-verly Glenn bed lift, Aqua Access Spa Lift, GE S.S. refrigerator, Whirlpool stove, Camellia Gardens doll w/ Swarovskinecklace and earrings, Frigidaire front load washer, GE dryer, Sharpe TV, Oster bread maker, Home trends dinnerware,(4) pond fountains etc.

Terms: Real Estate: CASH. Make Your Own Financial arrangements Prior to Sale. Or Contact Janice Durnberger Wil-

son Bank and Trust at 615-547-5601 for specific information related to the financing. 15% Earnest Money. Deed and In-

sured Title Furnished by Sellers. Personal property: CASH Day of Sale. Visa, MasterCard, Discover accepted. Drivers License required for biddingnumber. Sale # 04111 www.colsonauctions.com

Bobby Colson Auctioneer $ 25.00 Will Be Given Away

501 CATALINA DR 37217

John Wayne exhibit to open in NYC ahead ofauctionNEW YORK (AP) — John Wayne fanswill be able to see the eye patch hewore in "True Grit," scripts with hand-written notes and a Golden Globe hewon when an exhibition of his memo-rabilia opens in New York.

The exhibition features 100 items fromamong 750 scripts, costumes, awardsand letters that Wayne's estate is put-ting up for auction. His American Ex-press card, his personal saddle andthe hat he wore for his Oscar-winningrole of Rooster Cogburn in "True Grit"will also be on display.

The exhibit will be Sept. 23-25 at theFletcher Sinclair Mansion on 79thStreet. The auction will be in Los Ange-les Oct. 6-7, but fans can place bids on-line at the Heritage Auctions website.

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Upcoming

Real Estate and PersonalProperty Auctions

Saturday, October 1 @ 10 am3131 East Old Ashland City Rd., Clarksville, TN

2700 sq ft home on 1.6 acres * truck * all personal property!

Saturday, October 8 @ 10 am3505 Meadows Rd., Cumberland Furnace, TN

Tractors * Kawasaki Mule * Lincoln Car *

Complete Household!

Saturday, October 22 @ 10 am780 Seven Mile Ferry Rd., Clarksville, TN

Showplace Farm! * 1800 sq. ft. brick home * 36 acres

Huge road frontage * Kubota tractor * Shop Equipment

Saturday, October 22 @ 2 pm737 Luran Rd., Clarksville, TN

50 +/- acres zoned AG * older home * Close to town!

For more information visit:www.ptauctionteam.com

or contactPhillip Traylor @ 931-320-4150 orDenise Traylor @ 931-320-4151

Real Estate and PersonalProperty Auctions

September 23, 2011

Vivid Yellow Diamond Leads Christie’s New York Jewels Sale

Christie’s New York will offer TheVivid Yellow, a rare, highly satu-rated fancy vivid yellow diamondof 32.77 carats, as the star lot ofits October 18 sale of Magnifi-cent Jewels.

The golden yellow hue of thislarge pear-shaped stone is sointense and so deep that theGemological Institute of America(GIA) ranks it amongst the rarestof gemstones in its class. Thestone is expected to achieve inexcess of US$6 million.

Yellow diamonds gain their colorfrom nitrogen replacing carbonatoms in the diamond’s struc-ture. Where there is less nitro-gen present, the resulting stonemay be light or “faint” in color. Inthe case of The Vivid Yellow, thestone’s atoms absorbed an un-usually high level of aggregatednitrogen, giving it a superbly sat-urated golden yellow color.

The uncommon nature of thisparticular diamond’s color inten-sity has been reconfirmed by the

GIA, whose gem laboratory isdevoted to the grading and iden-tifying of important diamonds. Inits grading report for the stone,the GIA classifies The Vivid Yel-low as “Fancy Vivid” – the high-est saturation one can find in acolored diamond. Only aboutone in 10 million diamonds pos-sesses a color pure enough toqualify as fancy vivid.

In addition, the report notes thatthe original rough stone fromwhich The Vivid Yellow was cut

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must have possessed an ex-traordinary intensity and thus re-quired no modified faceting inthe cutting process to help bringout the color.

The unmounted diamond, which is about the size and shape of a guitar pick, will be the star lot

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JOIN US EACH 3RD FRIDAY OF THE MONTH FOR A NO RESERVE AUCTION! ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, ADVERTISING, GLASS, DÉCOR ITEMS, EPHEMERA, PETRO-MOBILIA� YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU WILL FIND AT OUR SALES! CALL US ORCHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ON OUR NEXT AUCTION.

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2560 Ellis Mills Road, Erin, TNSaturday, October 1st, 2011 @ 9:01AM

Directions: From ERIN take Hwy 13N 8 miles and turn rightonto Ellis Mills Road, go 3 miles to sale site on left. FromCLARKSVILLE take Hwy 13S to Ellis Mills Road and turnleft, go 3 miles to sale site on left. From DICKSON take Hwy46 to Ellis Mills Road and turn right, go 1.5 miles where EllisMills Road will bare left, go approximately 1 mile to sale site.Signs will be posted.Personal Property Terms: Complete settlement the day ofthe sale by cash, cashiers check or personal check with BankLetter of Credit (if not known by Auction Company), proper IDrequired. Real Estate Terms: 10% non-refundable Earnest Money de-posit the day of the sale, balance due with Deed within 30days. Lead-Base Paint Disclosure: Under 42 U.S.C.(d) the pur-chaser of a single family residence built before 1978 has amaximum of 10 days to conduct a risk assessment or in-spection of the property for the presence of lead-based paintand/or lead based hazards. Buyers must sign a waiver ofthe 10-day post inspection period if no inspection is done.

***NO BUYER’S PREMIUM***Historical Home ~ Antique Furniture ~

Glassware ~ Guns ~ And MoreReal Estate Description: Rare opportunity to own a pieceof history in the Yellow Creek Community. Huge shade treessurround this two story, 4 bedroom, 1 bath home built in1892 and owned by the Ellis Family the entire time. Homefeatures a den, kitchen, living room, utility room, double car-port, concrete driveway and 3 outbuildings all situated on 1acre. List: Tiffany Lamp ~ Smoke Stand ~ 5 Gallon Stone Jug ~Stone Churns ~ Milk Can ~ Hand Bell Collection ~ AntiqueSpinning Wheel ~ 3 Piece Antique Bedroom Suite w/ MarbleTop Wash Stand & Marble Top Dresser ~ Anniversary Clock~ 2 Iron Twin Beds ~ Flat Top Trunks ~ Patio Furniture ~ WallDécor ~ Coffee & End Tables ~ Hen on Nest ~ Hobnail Slip-per & Boot ~ Fenton Glassware ~ Several Antique Rockers~ Pots & Pans ~ Oak Dining Table w/ 6 Chairs ~ SeveralPieces of Carnival Glass ~ Several Pieces of DepressionGlass ~ Antique Wooden Butter Molds ~ Floral Pole Lamp ~Bowl & Pitcher ~ Several Antique Chairs ~ Recliners ~ Desk& Chair ~ Various Cast Iron Pieces ~ Green Oatmeal Glass~ Set of Eggshell China ~ 8 Gallon Crock ~ Pink DepressionGlass ~ Antique China Cabinet ~ Old Phone Insulators ~Small Drop Leaf Dining Table ~ Ice Tongs ~ Antique WoodenLevel ~ Various Old Jars ~ Hames ~ 2 Black Hawk CornSheller’s ~ Dazey Churn ~ Covered Wagon ~ 2 SessionsMantle Clocks ~ Lots of Primitive Tools ~ Old Walking Canes~ Pole Lamps ~ Plant Stands ~ End Tables ~ Singer TreadleSewing Machine ~ Tiger Oak High Boy Bed w/ MatchingDresser & Mirror ~ 2 Antique Leather Bottom Rockers ~ High Boy Bed ~ Antique Christmas Decorations ~ Several Old Med-ical Books ~ Chalk Items ~ Ball & Claw Antique Table ~ 3 Piece Antique Bedroom Suite ~ Wooden Desk ~ #3 Dinner Bell ~Beautiful Murphy Bed ~ Lots of Old Quilts ~ Cedar Chest ~ Iron Wheel ~ Old School Desk ~ Magnavox 27” TV ~ VCR’s ~Stereo w/ Turn Table & 8 Track ~ Frigidaire Refrigerator ~ Two Drawer Filing Cabinet ~ 2 Small TV’s ~ Tupperware ~ SmallKitchen Appliances ~ Hospital Bed ~ Cookie Jars ~ Pressure Cooker ~ Pyrex ~ Corning Ware ~ GE Washer & Dryer ~ AndMuch, Much More.Guns: Remington Trap 12 Gauge Pump Shotgun ~ Old Antique Remington Pump .22 Rifle (Beautiful).Auctioneer Comments: Ladies and Gentlemen mark your calendars, don’t miss this once in a lifetime opportunity to buysome of the nicest merchandise we have ever offered at auction. Some of these items are believed to have been in this housesince it was built in 1892. This is only a very partial list of merchandise to be sold, the house and outbuildings are full. Bringa bidding partner and plan to spend the day, we will be running two lines at some times due to time restraints. Tent will beup, concessions will be available and portable restroom will be in place.

Home of the Late Evelyn Ellis

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September 23, 2011

Gooding & Company Makes World Auction History inPebble Beach Selling the $16.39 Million Ferrari TestaRossa Prototype and $10.34 Million Whittell Coupe

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif., /PRNewswire/-- Gooding & Company, the official auc-tion house of the Pebble Beach Con-cours d'Elegance, sold more than $78million in collector cars at its PebbleBeach Auctions on Saturday and Sun-day. Gooding & Company sold theiconic 1957 Ferrari 250 Testa RossaPrototype for an extraordinary $16.39million, commanding the new worldwiderecord for a car sold at auction. Thesensational Whittell Coupe, a bespoke1931 Duesenberg Model J, sold for$10.34 million, and a new world recordwas established for an American carsold at auction.

"Our Pebble Beach Auctions this yearwere sensational, but the ultimate mo-ments for me were when we brokethrough two major world records with

the Ferrari Testa Rossa Prototype andthe Whittell Coupe," says Presidentand founder David Gooding. "The outstanding $78 million in total salesprove that the collector car market isalive and well, with considerablestrength at the top."

Joining Saturday's Testa Rossa star,other auction highlights include thesale of the 1959 Ferrari 250 GT LWBCalifornia Spider at $3.355 million, therecord-breaking $2.585 million sale ofthe Shelby Cobra 289 Factory TeamCar and the sale of Bentley's oldestsurviving production car, Chassis 3, the1921 Bentley 3 Litre that sold for an im-pressive $962,500. Sheryl Crow's1959 Mercedes-Benz 190 SL benefit-ting the Joplin Schools Recovery Fundsold for a record-breaking $143,000.

1,000’s of Antiques, Collectibles & General MerchandiseSold in (4) Different Auctions

1,000’s of Antiques, Collectibles & General MerchandiseSold in (4) Different Auctions

FIRST AUCTION IS SATURDAY OCTOBER 29, 2011 at 9:AM 150 INDOOR RESERVE SEATS, WILL HOLD TIL 9:30 AM

CALL (615) 429-7874

CATEGORIES: Furniture: Cupboards, tables, chairs, desks, wicker, brass bed, bamboo, rat-tan and iron. General Store: Counter/desk, antique shelf merchandise, iron heating stove, tinceiling, light fixtures, merchandise shelving,D. Pepper drink box, showcases, coffee grinder,wall telephone and advertising boxes. GLASS WARE: Cut Glass, etched, colored, clear,pressed, pottery, china crystal. ADVERTISING: Tin, paper, cardboard, wood, posters, movies,Coke and other miscellaneous. Porcelain tub, sink and pull chain toilet. Rare radio inside of halltable, Civil War and historical autographs and clothing. Reference books, history of WWII inthirty eight volumes. Clocks, dozens of small dolls, Indian items, sports, toys, rugs, large porchcolumns. Dozens of excellent picture frames, pictures, paintings, wood carvings, Lochs of Scot-land china, Hop-a-Long Cassidy and other milk glass premiums, children’s character dishes, milkglass collection, music, early airplane publications, baskets, barber items, child’s pull vehicles,architectural, theater seats, child mannequin, bowling alley collectibles, copper water pond withwaterfall, paper items, photo’s, stained glass hanging shades, decorative items, jewelry, mirrors,table lamps, trapping lures, Mickey Mouse, collectible TV stars items, coin separator machine,tools, boat models, stuffed toys, fireplace tools and screen, statues, large seashells, candy jars,animated horse, bottles, sword, child’s riding toys, McDonald collectibles, life size cardboardcutouts, wooden bench, bakers rack, large cut glass table lamp, RS Prussia repaired pitcher,art glass, fans, life size Santa, Mrs. Claus, snowman, nutcracker soldier. Games, banners, cow-boy, stereoscope and cards, soda fountain items, artificial plants and trees, miscellaneous iron,marble sinks, hickory golf clubs, iron horse head hitching post, flag poles, lawn bowling, gardenitems in iron and wire, wood fretwork, lanterns, sewing stand and basket, Budweiser display cart,sugar bucket metal flowers, music instruments, early record recordings, Billy Beer items, earlyclothing in original boxes, calendars, dozens of collectibles, coins, many shelf items that weresold as collectibles and gifts.

Information: Because of the amount of items, we can only offer categories listed. No individual item information. No information on numbers of items in each category.

Motel and Reserved Seating information, call (615) 429-7874

WESTMORELAND, TENNESSEE

NO BUYERS PREMIUM OR CREDIT CARD FEES

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Private & Auction Sales

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615-325-4597TNFL #2621 KYFL #RP2749

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Announcements made day of sale take precedent over all prior advertising.

Thursday, October 6 at 5 P.M.323 VICTOR REITER PARKWAY

Portland, TN

Procedes to Benefit the New Portland Library

2 navy padded desk chairsDesk W/matching book shelves1 rolling printer cart1 desk chair2 rolling computer desks2 end tables (VSB)1 love seat beigeBrown metal shelvingHanging bag shelfCd shelf1 magazine rack34 Oak shelves Book cart damaged1 large magazine rackPlastic cd rack1 gray metal desk 1 antique oak chair1 television with cart1 wing back chair1 floor lamp1 world globe2 storage cabinets1 small folding table1 dark oak dining table1 executive desk1 desk chair aqua1 flower arrangementBamboo cabinet1 metal vase1 L-shape desk1 end table with glasstopAssorted plastic tubsWooden spacers for shelving5 magazine racks11 shelvesWooden poles for newspapers3 clocks2 partial boxes of shrink wrap2- 2 drawer filing cabinets1 complete large nativity scene2 metal document racks (wire)1 laminate shelf 8 gold shovels1 drywall sander1 magazine rack1 toaster oven GE1 large vanity oval mirror2 sm.round mirrors1 new Shark steam system2 dry erase boards1 dinette, dropleaf w/4 chairs1 computer armoire1 microfiche reader1 overhead projector

Wooden swinging door (short)1 oak shelf with brackets1 black board1 free standing pegboard display1 pull down screen2 folding aluminum easels1 large quilt display with glass1 4’ tall display stand1 antique wooden library card holder1 large basket with artificial greenery1 woven basket6 black picture frames different sizes1 rectangular gold mirror1 oil painting with Light house and

seagulls $971 oil painting of clown $431 oil painting of tortoise and hare3 walnut 4 drawer card catalogs 1 plastic tub of gardening tools1 RCA TV approx 21”1 cd-rom complete set of National

Geographic Mag.2 indoor spotlight bulbs1 antique 4 leg stool1 rolling doublesided book cart pink

(large)1 framed copy of “Spencer’s Tree”

by Ronnie McDowell2 shelf cabinetPictures:1 large framed print of Nathan Bed-

ford Forrest1 oil painting gold frame1 fish print in frame1 oriental in frame $541 print of flower in gold frame1 large vase flowers in double mat

gold frame1 signed Ralph McDonald print

“Youth Town”1 leaf blower1 revolving document rack 4 sided16 cherry laminate 3/2 pieces of

wood1 rolling cart light finish for printer3 metal hanging bag frames1 cannon scanner fax machine1 dinette table dark green legs with

wood top4 padded seafoam green chairs

Location: 323 Victor Reiter Parkway, Portland,TN

1/2 Block off Hwy 109 North. Signs posted

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AnswersTo

This Week’sPuzzle

September 23, 2011

615-446-4508

211 McLemore Street,

Dickson, TN 37055

Firm Lic. #868

ANNOUNCEMENTS DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER ADVERTISING

TOOLS - ANTIQUE AUTOS, MOTORCYCLES & PARTS - ANTIQUE TOYS & MORE

Craftsman machinist tool box

Vintage Gerstner machinist-

wood tool box

2 Kennedy machinist tool boxes

Airco welder

Nebel 16"x36 lathe

Brown & Sharpe surface grinder

18' Brown & Sharp rotary table

13" Southbend lathe quick change

Hobbin machine for making splines

Mig welder

Welding tools

Wire welder

Large air compressor

Wrenches

Shaping bits

Taps & dies

Several calipers

Sheet metal brake

Cutoff saw

18"x24" Surface plate

Surface grinder

Drill press

Bryant ID grinder

Torch set with cart

End wrenches

C-clamps

Tool boxes

Socket sets

Punches

Gauges

Several micrometer sets

Plasma arc

Kurt Ang/Lock milling-

machine

vice with handle

Gould & Eberhand shaper

Shop vac

Parker spindle grinder

Air tools

Welding clamps

Drill bits

Thompson surface grinder

Piaggio scooter

Cushman step thru

Lambretta Riverside scooter

3 Whizzer motorcycles & parts

Cushman All State scooter

1966 BSA motorcycle

New Cushman parts & motors

Cushman with rebuilt motor

Cushman Pacemaker

2 Vespa scooter

Old pedal cars

Old 2 wheel scooters

Old tools

Lots of comic books

Old cash register

Brass bugles US & CSA

CSA buckle

2 Old Coke chest coolers

Coke '20s & '30s vouchers

Coke bottles

CSA Powder flask

Civil war bullets

Antique dentist chair

Old Tennessee license plates

Matchbox cars

Woman's side saddle

Old lunch boxes & thermoses

Vintage boots & shoes

Antique gas pump

Old wooden boxes

Old wagons

New Tonka dozer

Old signs

Old books

Several Pez dispensers

Old feed bags

Old cans

Coke signs

Coke advertising stuff

RC memorabilia

Old crocks

Hobart coffee grinder

Red light

Antique toy tool set

Old railroad lanterns

Waterbury clock

Old money

Spinning wheel

Wooden dairy box

Metal ride on trucks

Old pedal tractors

Carbide light

Old feed dolly

Old fiddle

Old toy guns

Old clocks

Old Coke machine

Coke 1 Cent honor box

Coke boxes & crates

Pepsi memorabilia

Dekalb sign

Church pew

Candy machines

Knives

1936 Military pamphlet

Grandfather clock

Blue ball jars

Brass fire extinguisher

Old trunk

Cushman 3 wheel scooter

Cushman scooter

1947 Salsbury Rave scooter

2 Ariel Square Four motorcycles

Triumph T150 Trident 750 cc

3 Cushman Eagles

Triumph TR6C motorcycle

Ariel Square Four parts

Triumph 500 Daytona

Several Cushman motors

Terms: Cash or check with proper ID. Out of town checks must be accompanied by a bank letter.

SCOTT ENGLAND, AUCTIONEER ~ 615-202-2100 ~ SENGLAND@REALTRACS.COM

VISIT WWW.CHARLESWOODARD.COM FOR ADDITIONAL PICTURES

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2011, AT 9:00 A.M.

2167 HIGHWAY 48 NORTH - DICKSON, TENNESSEE2167 HIGHWAY 48 NORTH - DICKSON, TENNESSEEDirections: From Dickson go Highway 48 North approximately 1 mile & sale will be on the left.

Watch for auction signs.

Reason for Sale: To settle the Estate of Duane Cummings.

TOOL & DIE & MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS

ANTIQUE MOTORCYCLES, MOTOR SCOOTERS & PARTS

TOYS, ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

ANTIQUE AUTOS & AUTO PARTS

1941 Ford Convertible

1960 Oldsmobile Super 88

Wagon

1941 Studebaker narrowed 9

inch

w/Ford rear end, 500 ci engine

4 link coil over suspension

Corvette transmission & engine

New Chevy valves

Olds engine

Quick change rear end

Custom frame for Crosley

1941 Ford rear end

Chevy block 327

1959 Chevy Kingwood station

wagon

1956 Buick (4 door)

1953 Ford F100

1941 Ford fire engine

1965 Chevrolet school bus

Kawaski big barrel kit

460 Ford intake

4 Rally wheels (new)

Corvette complete rear end

Power glide transmission

S/B Chevy intake w/deuce carbs

1961 Chevy Biscayne

1969 Chevy 1 ton

1965 Chevrolet school bus

2006 Roadster (kit car)

New Chevy pistons

Chevy turbo charger

1953 Ford motor

Factory rebuilt 350

350 Olds engine

F250/350 rear end

9 Inch Ford rear end

plus...Several Antique Cars

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. . .”Coca-Cola”Bill and Jan Schmidt, began collectingthe beverage relics because it was apart of Bill’s family history, reflecting theearly efforts of his bottlling relatives.

The collection grew over the 40 yearsthey spent accumulating these colatreasures. Each item had it’s very ownstory and attachment to their lives to-gether.

After Bill’s passing, Jan Schmidt felt itwas time the collection be “revitalizedand re-born” by releasing it to otherswho understood and cherished thesememories as much as she and her hus-band did for so many years.

It is important to mention that moniesrealized from this auction will fund TheSchmidt Family Charitable Foundation.

6” 1903 Coca-Cola Change Tray pro-duced by Charles Shonk Litho ofChicago, brought a winning bid of$28,000 plus 15% buyers premium.

Other items of interest . . .

1915 COCA-COLALEADED GLOBESODA DISPENSERGlass light 11 ½"on marble dis-penser base. Abeautiful piecewhich is extremelyrare sold for$100,000 plus buy-ers premium

Coca-Cola Glascock "Standard"Salesman's Sample, miniatureCooler, 8"x10 ½"x13". All origi-nal with cap catcher, opener andcasters. realized $4,750 plusbuyers premium

Directions: I-65 to Old Hickory Blvd Exit, turn East to Larkin Springs Road, turn right to Neely's Bend Road, then left approx. 3 miles

to Farm on right. OR I-65 to Old Hickory Blvd Exit, turn East to Larkin Springs Road, turn right to Neely's Bend Road, then left ap-

prox. 3 miles to Farm on right.

Serenity reigns over this Middle Tennessee countryside, where a 95+/- acre waterfront farm is surrounded by some of the most beauti-

ful scenery in the Nashville, Tennessee area. Situated along the famous Cumberland River, a pristine body of water, and Home to Gen-

eral Jackson Showboat, this prime development property is offered in beautiful waterfront and wooded tracts, combinations and as an

entirety.

This breathtaking property also boasts abundant wildlife, and the most incredible, long-range views of the property.

TRACT #1 – 5.05+/- acre – GREAT POSSIBILITIES!

TRACT #2 – 5.34+/- acre – Make a great combo with Tract #3

TRACT #3 – 13.00+/- acre – Great View!

TRACT #4 – 16.06+/- acre – Woods and River Frontage – Grassland – Year round creek

TRACT #5 – 5.02+/- acre – Super – Super Tract

TRACT #6 – 19.87+/- acre – River Frontage – Woods – Grassland – Year round creek

TRACT #7 – 21.00+/- acre – River Frontage – Woods – Grassland – Year round creek

TRACT #8 – 5.06+/- acre – You will like this one!

TRACT #9 – 5.05+/- acre – would be a great tract to combine with 7 & 8

HIGHLIGHTS

*Only minutes from Opryland Hotel & Convention Center, Airport, Downtown Nashville

*Unspoiled scenic beauty

*Near schools – churches – horseback riding and boarding – golf courses – park & boat ramp

*Beautiful world-class homes nearby – private estates – fine country living – enjoy the good life

*All land offered as agricultural or recreational – consider purchasing enough to be considered a farm.

*Seller reserves right to offer in tracts, combinations, and total acreage.

*Great potential home sites – livestock – show farms – drive out and take a look!

*All tracts have approved soil sites.

Restrictions: No mobile homes, no storage of junk cars, no commercial livestock or fowl. All homes must be brick or rock to grade,

1800+ sq ft lower level. Buyers are aware prior to bidding that some portions of some tracts are located in the flood zone.

TERMS & CONDITIONS: 15% non-refundable deposit day of auction, balance on or before 30 days with deed. Current Bank Let-

ter of Guarantee required with business or personal check. Financing Available: To pre-qualify, contact F&M Bank*, White House,

Tennessee, Mr. Tim Chowning – 615-672-1660.

All property offered in “AS IS” “WHERE IS” condition and basis and no warranty or representation either expressed or implied con-

cerning the property is made by sellers or auctioneer. Each bidder is responsible for conducting his/her own independent inspection,

investigation, inquiries, and due diligence concerning the property including but not limited to utilities, soil work, building permits,

E.P.A., ingress or egress, zoning, easements or any other matter. Agent and auctioneers are exclusive agents of the seller. It shall be

the responsibility of all potential buyers to inspect prior to bidding and all bidders shall bid or buy based upon that inspection. All an-

nouncements made day of auction take precedence over all printed or oral information.

AUCTION TERMS & CONDITIONS

PROCEDURE: The property will be offered in 9 individual tracts, in combination, or as a total of 95+/- acre unit. Any qualified bid-

der may bid on individual tracts, combinations, and the total property. The property will be sold in the manner resulting in the highest

total price.

ACCEPTANCE OF BID PRICE: All successful bidders will sign a purchase agreement at the auction site immediately following the

close of bidding.

TITLE: Seller will provide an owners policy of title insurance in the amount of the purchase price and shall execute a proper deed con-

veying the real estate to the buyer(s).

REAL ESTATE TAXES: Seller agrees to pro-rate taxes for 2011 based on closing day. All taxes thereafter shall be the responsibil-

ity of the buyer.

EASEMENTS: Sale of property is subject to any and all easements, recorded or unrecorded, visual or non-visual.

AGENCY: Robert L. Blackford and its representatives are exclusive agents of the sellers.

DISCLAIMER AND ABSENCE OF WARRANTIES: All information contained in this brochure and related materials are subject

to the terms and conditions outlined in the agreement to purchase. ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE BY THE AUCTIONEER AT THEAUCTION PODIUM DURING THE TIME OF THE AUCTION WILL TAKE PREDEDENCE OVER ANY PREVIOUSLYPRINTED MATERIAL OR ANY OTHER ORAL STATEMENTS MADE. The property is sold on an “AS IS” “WHERE IS” basis,

and no warranty or representation either expressed or implied concerning the property is made by the sellers or the auction company.

Each potential bidder is responsible for conducting his or her own independent inspections, investigations, inquiries, and due diligence

concerning the property, including.

Property condition, suitability, merchantability, operative, environmental condition, permitted or allowable use of property or fitness

for a particular use including but not limited to ingress and egress, utilities, right of ways, flood plains, wetlands, zoning, hazardous ma-

terials, building permits, and any matter concerning this sale.

The information contained in this brochure is believed to be accurate but is subject to verification by all parties relying on it. The sell-

ers or the auction company assumes no liability for its accuracy, errors, or omissions. All sketches and dimensions in this brochure are

approximate. All acreages are approximate. New survey is presently in progress. Conduct of the auction and increments of bidding

are at the direction and discretion of the auctioneer. The sellers and the auction company reserve the right to preclude any person from

bidding if there is any question as to the person’s credentials, fitness, etc. All decisions of the auctioneer are final.

Neither the seller, agent, auctioneer or representatives shall be liable for any relief, including damages, rescission, reformation, al-

lowance for adjustments based on the failure of the property to conform to any specific standard or expectations, or any third party doc-

uments or information.

NEW DATA, CORRECTIONS AND CHANGES: Please arrive prior to scheduled auction time to inspect and changes, corrections,

or additions to the property information.

FLOOD PLAIN: Portions of this property is located in the 100-year flood plain.

NOTE: Video taping, flash photography, recording and/or public announcements will be allowed on auction day ONLY with prior ap-

proval from Robert L. Blackford Real Estate and Auction.

BUYER’S PREMIUM: There is not a buyer’s premium on this Robert L. Blackford Auction.

STOCK PHOTOGRAPHY: Horses, Cattle, Deer are used for illustrative purposes only, including any other businesses or landmark

sites.

OWNER: MARY GARDNER BECK ESTATE

QUESTIONS: Call Robert L. Blackford – 1-800-790-8075 or Mobile 270-725-0136.

*Member FDIC and Equal Housing Lender

TNFL#2751

ROBERT L. BLACKFORDReal Estate Broker,

Auctioneer

Call 1-800-790-8075Russellville, Ky (270) 726-1777

www.blackfordauctionrealty.com

E-mail: auction@logantele.com

AUCTIONSSaallee!!SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8th @ 10:00 A.M.

95+/- ACRES IN 9 PRIME TRACTS

RANGING FROM 5+/- TO 21+/- ACRES

Civil War Era Building - Rich in History - Wildlife - Cumberland River Frontage - Woods - Scenic Views

ALL TRACTS FRONT NEELY’S BEND ROAD1820 NEELY’S BEND ROAD, MADISON, TN

FINANCING AVAILABLECONTACT AUCTION OFFICE

ESTATE OF MARY GARDNER BECKONE OF THE LARGEST CUMBERLAND RIVER FARMLAND

AUCTIONS IN THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.