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OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD
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removed promptly and efficiently.
Simply phone "COLLECT" to
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PHONE 21 - INGERSOLL,
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Clearing Sale'
George Elliott, Auctioneer, has re-
ceived instructions from Hugh
Campbell, to sell by Public Auction
on Lot 3, Con. 9, 'Hulled
(3 miles West of Winthrop)
on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27th,
at 1.30 p.m. the following
1 Bay Gelding, rising 7 years
1 Grey Gelding rising 9 years
3 Cows, Inflicting (fresh)
2 Cows due to dreshenabout
time of sale
2 Spring Calves
3 one -year-old ,Calves
4 Yearling 1Steers
6 Fat Steers,, if not sold•'hefore
time et sale
1 Brood ,Sow
10 ,Chunks
79 White Leghorn Hems
1 Massey -Harris 6 -toot Binder
1 Massey Harris Hay Loader
good as nelw
1 Massey -Harriss Hay Rake
1 No. 21 Quebec Sulky Piot
1 1%/R H.P. Gasoline Dngine
1 6 -toot Big Four M1cConmdck Mower
1 MoConmick Stlirintg-7both
Cultivator
1 Fleury 21 Waflth g Plow
1 Seel Drill
1 John Deere Wagon
1 Fiat Ray Rack, with roller rack
1 1% Gravel Box, pine
1 Set of Bench Sleigh%
2 Flat Racks
1 Clatter
1 011citon Fanning ,Hall
1 Grindstone
2 Sets' of Doubletree
4 Sections at Harrows,
with stretche
200: Bus. of Oats
Quantity of Wbeat, Hay
2 Hay Fork
1 Set of Heavy Double Harness
1 Set of Plow Harness
1 Set of Single Harness
1 Set 02 Slings and chains
1 Roll of Barbed Wire
Fence Wire and Sbrelaober
1 Melotte Cream Separator
Grain' Bags, Forks, 'Shovels+,
Logging ,Ohani
1 Land Roller
1 Scufrler
Other articles too numerous
to mention
Implements in good repair
Everything will be sold as
Proprietor is retiring.
from farming.
TERMS — CASH
GEO. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
HUGH CAMPBELL, .Proprietor.
r
"'I have heard," said the Profes-
sor, "that G,albylon Sell, and Nineveh
was destroyed, and'
Someone in the class; "Tyre was
punctured:"
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WIITSNESDAY, M,M1IOi1 20111, 1940
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CLEARING
Auction a ale
of FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS
HAY, GRAIN & FURNITURE
at Lot 10, Con, 16; Grey Twp.,,,
on FRIDAY, MARCH: 29th,, 1940
at 1 o'clock
Everything to be sold as
Farm Is ,Rented
Horses -
1 Heavy Draft Mare, 12 yrs old
1 Heavy Draft Mare, aged
1 Driving Mare, 12 yrs. old
Cattle—
1 Cow, clue April 16th
1 Cow, due Sept. 6th
1 .two yr. old Helfer, clue
1 Cow, due Nov. 26th_
1 Cow, milking
2 two-year-old Steers
2 one -year-olds Heifers
2 one -year-old Steens
3 Calves, 6 months old
Pigs—
1 Sow with litter 4 weeks old time
of sale
1 Saw due•May 7th
1 Sow due June 10th
Implements -
1 Massey Harris Binder, 6 ft. cut
with sheat carrier
1 Massey Harnis Mower 6 ft.
1 Massey Harris Hay Loader
1 Deering Dump Rake. 10 ft.
1 Maxwell Teader
1 Noxon: Seed Drill, 12 hoe
1 Pester Hamilton. Cultivator
1 Steed Land Roller
Set 5 -section; Harrows
1 Riding Plow
1 Walking Plow
1 Two -furrow Plow _ -
1 Tudhope Wagon
1 Truck Wagon
1 Boggle
2 Set Harrows
1 Set single Harness
1 Cutter
1 Gravel Box
16 ft. with roller car
1 Hay Rack
lPigBox
1 Flat Bottom
1 Set Slings
1 Fanning Min IN1th bagger
1 Wagon Box
1 Pig Rack
1 Set Sleighs
1 Stuffier
1 Set Scales, (1200 lbs.)
1 Root Pulper
Grain Bags;
2 Horse Blankets
Whiffle Trees
1 Grind Stone
1 Bag Holder
Goat Robe
1 Buggy Pole
Nee& Yokes
1 Wheel Barrow
Chains, Forks, Shovels
and other articles too numerous ..
to mention.
Hay, about 7 tone
Grain, Barley about 70 bus.
Oats about 250 bus.
Furniture-
2 Beds and Kitchen Chairs
A nuamtirty of Potatoes
TERMS—CASH
GEORGE H. ELLIOTT—Auctioneer
WILBUR TURNIBULL—Clerk
JAMES; S. HOUSTON --Proprietor.
Sept, 9th
A man• -nary be lonesome because
other meal, are .particular about their
associates.
INSIST ON SUN-fiY
, ; Start to -clay Feeding Sun -Ray Concentrates to your
Poultry & Hogs Sun -Ray 35% Concentrate with your
own grains for better Egg Production.
SUNRAY PIG -STARTER and
SUN -RAY HOGS CONCENTiRATES with your own
grains for faster growth and Bigger Profits.
Enquire about these feeds
to -day also free literature on
feeding for profits.
F. M. SAMIS
Phone 80 BusseIS
Me)t.e ie tier
terrace- JUST LIKE -
Auction Sale
FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
of pr. T. T. McRae, Block A, Lot 11
Concession 12, Grey Twp., on
TUESDAY, APRIL 2nd
At 1 o'clock sharp, the following
CATTLE -
1 Dual Purpose Bull, 2 years old
in July. This Bali was 'raised on
the farm of J. G. BinSemiars Kitchen-
er and is: Orono 'Stook that has been
Prizenviat rs in 'Canada and the
United ISltaibels for years. Mr. Binge -
man' is a :past, nrenl.d'eurt of the
Sbniithlorn+ Asleociation of Ontario.
lis, pra0tepg goo' with him.
1 Cow 7 year-old
Registered Shorthorn (Scotch)
Heavy in calf
1 Cow 7 year -oil
Registered' 'Short -horn (Scotch)
Heavy in calf
6 Grade Caws
All supposed to be in calf, roost of
theme heavy in calif
6 Yearling Cattle
2 Young Bulla
10 two -Year-old, Cantle
HORSES -
1 Mare, ten -year-old
Heavy in foal to MCMidh'ael'e
horse, Seadorth.
Weight. about 1500 lb
1 Mare, black .ten-yearold
Heavy in foal to MdMiohael's
bonne; ISeatorn., About 1500 lb.
1 Horse, seven-year-old
Weight about 17.00 lb.
1 Horse, three -year -Old Peircheron
Weight about 1500 lb.
Mare, two-year-old! Percheren
Black In color. Weight about 1200
1b. She re a beauty.
14 Pigs, Ino monthts old.
3
S'ov, bred ,
IMPLEMENTS -
1 Fertilizer Seed, Drill; just used a
dew years
1 seat four-sebt4on Harrows
1 Cultivator Massey-Heriis
1 Gang Plow
1 Walking Plow
1 Hay Rake
1 Hay Leader Massey -Harris
1 Mower Maslaay-Harris
1 Wagon
1 Hay-4tacic witili car
1 Sett Krnee -Sleighs
1 Wagons Box with ,sides
1 Gravel Box
1 Binder, MCCor.mick
1 Manure Spreader
1 Steel Roller
1 Scuffles.
1 •BaiggY, McLauchiln make
1 Rubber -tired Jogging Cart -
1 Pig Crate
1 Disc Harrow
1 530007 Rack -
1 Set •Single Harness
1 Set Team Harness
1 Half -set Team: Harness,
100 Leghorn: Hens
25 Pullets
1 Stack dor Hay, 2? loads were put in
1 Lawn Mower
1 Coal Stave
1 Coal Oil Stove
1 Cutter '
1 lard-grasis Seeder
2 Wheel Barrows
1 Iien�dr H'orse�Cilipoers
1 Hand SSS,
1 Riding Plow
1 Turnip SoWer
1 FannIlmg Mill
1 Hay Knife
3 Pitch Forks, 1 Manure Fork
1 Stable Shovel
1 Grain Shovel
3 Ladders one ti,n extension
Grain Begs Buggy Rugs,
Dusters', Timothy SSeeJc9
Clover Seed, NeaIk Yokes,
W i lfleltrees, Buggy .Tacit
Hack Saw & Scales', Oft,
TERMS—,CASH
Everything Faucet be sold- as
Proprietor has disposed of farm-
F. W. KEMP, Auctioneer.
R. J. BOWMAN, Clerk.
"Dill they put stitches in?" asked
the :Mond atter the operation,
"No, i just pulled, myself to-
gether," wog tate !tally.
MARY&JIM •
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CUT OUT WASTE
1 SEETHE WAR IS
COSTING CANADA
A MILLION
DOLLARS A .
DAY
WELL,IT IS BETTER TQ
SPEND MONEY THAN
LOSE CANADA
TO HITLER ,y
f.
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I'II� SPENDING AT
"Th
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4_ �IF THERE WAS a/
NO WAR rv.w
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RIGHT,BUT i
HATE WASTE
PATRONAGE -JUST
PARTY PATRONAGE!
ONLY BOB MANIONS
NATIONAL
GOVERNMENT
CAN FIX THAT
A NATION AT WAR NEEDS
iat A NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
Authorized by National Government Headquarters, 140 Wellington Street, Ottawa c7
Auction Sale
FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
Mr. Geo. E. Elliott, Clinton, has
received instructions from the un-
dersigned to sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION
at Lot 14, Con. 4, Morris, on
THURSDAY, MAr.CH 21st
commencing at 1 o'clock.
the following
valuable •articles—
Horses-
1 Team Aged. Mares
1 Driving Hoose, 7 yr. 014,
quiet single or double
2 Cows, 3 yr. old, supposed in calf
2 Cows, 4 yr. old, supposed in calf
2
Heifers- rising 3 yrs.
1 Steer, rising 2 yrs.
1 Heifer rising 2 yrs.
1 Pure Bred Shorthorn Bull,
13 months old
3 Steers, rising 1 yr. old
1 Heifer, rising 1 yr, old
2 Fall Calves
Pigs—
1 Pore Bred York Sow,
Weldlwood Breed
3 Chunks, about 150 The.
6 Pigs,reacly to wean
implements -
1 Massey Barris; Binder, 7 6t, cut
1 Massey Harris,. Nlansu•e Spreader
1 Deering Side Rake
1 Deering Hay Loader
1 Deering Mower 6 21. cut
1 Cocicshutt Single Riding Plow
1 Peter Hamilton Seed Drill
1 Deering Disc
1 Hay . Rake
1 Laual Roller
1 Daisy Churn
1 Wagon -
1 Set Sloop ,Sleighs
1 Rolling Hay Rack
1 Set Harrows
1 Hay Fork and) Slings
4 pieces out for Tongue!. -
Quantity Hay ,A1faLta
and Timothy
Set Double Harnle'ss
Sett Plow Harness
1 Crosscut Saw
1 Catnithook
1 Ditching Spade
Fork, Chains, Sh0Velp and other
articles too nurnerolis to mention.
Sale is without reserve as POP*
Metro: Is giving' up farming.
TEAMS—STRICTLY CASH
JAMES SHEDDEN, Prep.
IVAN MoARTERt Clerk.
Huron Fanners
Worried As Hog
Cholera Strikes
Apply Strict Regulations
To Halt First Epidemic
In 40 Years
Hog cholera, unknown in Huron
County for the past 40 years, has
broken out and. up to date at least
12 farms are known to have cases of
the disease. On, a farm in the Wing -
ham area 50 hogs were destroyed by ,
order of the federal veterinary de -
toiled to make inslpedtion.
The diseasehas appaared in
docalliree ranging from 'Toronto to.
,Sarnia, ansi in Huron, County the
district affected reaches from Wing -
ham to Exeter.
The first cases in Ontario were re-
ported one week ago and the spread
has been rapt& Onitbreak of the dis-
ease is believed traded to sales
stables, both atWtion and commun-
ity. Veterinaries in cbartge of the
work ot inspection and aihecicing the
disease are: Dr. T. J; Cornish, Claes-
ley; Dr. A, W. Be(t4 Toronto, and
Dr, L. H, Ferris, Fleshenton, Dr.
A. R. Campbell, TIensall will assist,
These veterinaries are working'
sunder direction 0f Dr. W. Moynihan
d etriot veterinary inslpeotar, health
or enamels. branch, of delpartnuent of
agriculture, Toronto, and will make
Clinton, tluedr lueadquanters,
The ,scourge is higbiy coeitmuniha-
tiVe emir the mentality rate is said to'
be 90 per cent„ while the •hogs that
recover are oanei:dared still carriers
of the disease.
The reagulationfs are necessarily
Allot, 'upon recedpnt a4 -a report at
the appearance of sickness, amongst
hogs 40' ina'esltlgmtion, le at once
made by a federal veterinarian and
IS cholera is found 'to exist all hogs
shoaving symmptoms are promptly
slaughtered, canoassebI buried or i
burned and the premises ddsdnlfect- 1
cid.' All other hogs' 8m the premie- I
es, and adjolndug farms, are guaran
timed and serum treated. The
treatment is free ot cheater, and cam
be adanindslteaadl ,only by a federal
veterinary,
'O'Shea tivaranitine restrictions are
lifted the hog- owner reneives eomr-
I
•
peneetion for slaughtered animals at
the rate Of two-thirds of market va-.
lue 06 $15 maximum, except in oases
of pure bred animals, when the
maximum valuation is $60.
Huron County is third highest le
hog production in Ontario, market-
ing 90,000 loge per year.
The disease, onewalent in United
States and now spreading in Ontario
is exclusively a hog disease and will
not attack other animals.
!ARM
COLUMN
SOIL LACKING IN CHEMICALS
80 Per Cent Deficient in
Phosphates and 50 Per Cent
In Potash York County,
Survey Shows -664
Farms Tested
York County Agricultural com-
mittee has just disclosed that the
recently conducted soil sna'vby of
664 farms throughout the county
had uncovered a rleifiedenoy in
phosphates in, 80 per cent of diem
aril poltaslh. In 50 per cent. '
'Commit adopted a resolution, to
continuer the survey in 1940 and
aemanended Ontario Agriculture]
'College surveYoa's for the excelleu't
we, Vic aocomplteheki. From the 664
'farms some 2,700 samples. were
token and examined at the college.
WILL R)7PLTON4526 LAME
"Inl1erfnt reports, showed that
most 02 the samples, contained 4156
llcient lime," (teetered Reeve W.
Id: Ptigaley of 'Suittou, "while, 80
per cent shoaved a deficiency of
Phosphates, This ie to be expected
in a milk Vrodatinlg area,"
Plans, were d0aknrss.ed to relp7eu-
let the lattda with shoelphates, and ..
poita84ti, the 'Wank ?13 douitrlewee
within the very near future,
Council also gave approval fid
a c0attiuwance o4 the potato arc
gramme began in 1989, The plan is
to (provide bellter.;potauto Crops for
Mar/thee potruto (atop