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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1944-10-19, Page 41 R.� Seventh Victory Loan Compaign CKNX Wingham. 5.45 A. M. Monday, October 23rd. SPEAKER: le; L REV. W. A. BEECROFT CHAIRMAN HURON COUNTY NATIONAL WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE Chesterfield Suite -SALE- To make room for 'extensive alterations in :our Furniture and Stove Department, we are offering these remarkalbe values— -10 DAYS ONLY— Bilt Rite Chesterfield Suite—Cornell Wine and Blue .. Reg. $155.00 Sale Price $139.00 Snyder Sani Bilt Chesterfield Suite— Reg. $160.00 Sale 'Price $125.00 Way Sagless !Chesterfield Bed Suites— 3 piece suite Reg. $145.00 Sale Price $130.00 3 piece suite Reg. $140.00 Sale Price $126.00 2 piece suite Reg. $125.00 Sale Ptiice $110.00 2 piece suite Reg. $110.00 Sale Price $ 98.50 Studio Couch with Arms— Reg. $ 60.00 Sale Price $ 52.50 —10 DAYS ONLY— BLACKSTONE'S FURNITURE AND STOVES, ON .THE BROADWAY OF GODERICH. .Telephone 240 oti 0,1 AUCTION SALE Mr. W. E. Nairn has been instruc- ted to sell by Public Auction on Tu- esday, October 31st on Lot 34, Con. 3, Usborne Township, 3 miles south- east of Hensall. Farm, Farm Stock, Implements and Household Effects. John R. Stewart, Proprietor. W. E. Nairn, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects, in Zurich, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th, At 1.30 o'clock p.m. At the home of Mr. A. ;Merrett, op- posite the Evangelical church. In case of rain sale will be held in the church sheds. Small kitchen cupboard mahogany, 3 -piece living room suite, 3 rocking chairs; 1 platform rocking chair; 2 :mall tables, 1 dining room table; 12 kitchen chairs, large kitchen glass cupboard, 2 dressers, 3 commodes, 3 toilet sets, 2 bedsteads and springs, 1 .spring filled mattress new; 2 bed- room chairs; Singer sewing machine, drop head, nearly new; 1 day bed; kitchen stove; 1 large Brussels rug 11.x13 -fit, new; coal oil heater; 2 kitchen tables; large quantity of dishes; lamps, cboking utensils, small churn; spades, hoes, rakes, grind- stone, lawn mower new, quilting frames, curtain stretchers, crocks and sealer:;, handl washing machine near- ly new, odd carpenter tools, solid• walnut table, washing machine and wringer, tub:, linoleum rug 7x0 -ft; and many other arti'cle's. Arthur. Weber, Auctioneer. Wm. S. Johnston, Clerk. Mrs. Singular, Proprietoress; Being mother-in-law of Mr. A. 17ellett. CLEARING AUCTION SALE Farm Stock, Implements and House- hold Effects. On Tuesday, Oetober 24 , at 12.30 pan„ at Lot 10, Bay- icld Road South, Stanley Township, 2 miles west of Varna. Horses — 1 matched trate of hay ve on horses, 5 and 6 years old. r (mare and gelding) ; 1 Percheron mare colt, 1 year old, a beauty. 'Cattle—.Black cow aged 4, fresh ened 4 months ago; Black cow aged 3, freshened 6 months, bred to fre- shen again March 26; pant Jersey cow aged 3, milking 6. months, bred to freshen again April 16; red cow dry, due to freshen Dec. 11; black steer calf 4 mos. old; black heifer calf 6 mons. old; red heifer 10 mos. old; black heifer 15 mos. old. Sheep -10 Leicester and Oxford ewes. Poultry — 35 hens (year old). 1 brooder stove and canopy, capacity 300. ImplemenitsM. H. binder,, 6 -ft. cut; McCormick mower 5 -ft. cut; 10 -ft. stteel hay rake; 4 -section; harrows; low wagon, steel front wheels; hay rack; riding plow; walking. plow; M. - H: cultivator; long sleigh;, single horse sleigh; set 4 sling ropes and sling chain; Anker -Holt .cream separ- ator, 600 labs. cap; platform. scales; 1200 lbs.; set 240 lb. scales,•. wheel- barrow; large grindstone; scythe, 1 old reaping cradle; sculfler;. Shur Shock electric fence controller;; 1 l s/a h.p. United gas engine;. large 350 gal. metal lined tank suitable for honey; set of team work harness, set single driving harness; 2 22. -inch horse collars; 1 21 and 1 20 -inch col- lars; garden sprayer; 3 horse even- ers; neck yokes; whiffletrees, forks; shovels, chains, pick, sledge, double end emery grinder; Overland '26 blue sedan, good running condition with 4 500-20 tires like new and a spare old auto power plant, parts for Overland cars (transmissions, axles, starters, generator., wheels, etc.);; 2 wagon wheels 48 -in. high 2 za-dni. tires; front axle for waggon; neavy block and tackle; 1, 6 volt De Lux Windeharger complete .with wiring; 1, 45-70 •S.pringafield t .S. Army R'iiie and cartridges; bunch shingres; 50 - gal. barrel and several small barrels; 50 -gal vinegar bbl; about 5110 good cedar .rails many suitable for posts; several fence posts; 3, 6 -volt batter - les; some Shinn flat lightning rod fixtures; mail Nix; cyclone seeder;� Portland cutter ,and pole; end num- :row , otber articles, Hdusehold Effects — Chcs�taxdlel , Powawe l power rrlws'tttng machine and wringer, god alai near;'Raymond sew- ing machine like rete;. Aladdin tamp, extension table; Wood stove; '14itche'u chairs; couch; pallor chairs,'tables, bedroom suites, diisQtes, lanterns, tube croeke, pai'1s►. garden tools,' etc. - •.CEUMS•—CAIS i' J. E, Pollock, Proprietor. E. P. 'Chesney, Clerk. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. CLEARING AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock and implements;— Mr. Harold Jackson has been in- s+ttrttated to sell by public auc.ti'bn on Lot 6, Con, 4, Stanley Township, 1 i4 miles north of Kippeli and two miles west on Tuesday gOetober 31st, at 1 p.m., the following: Horses—.Bay mare nine yrs. old; Bay mare 10 yrs. old in foal; Driv- ing horse, single or double; Clyde gelding 1 yr. old;. suckingcolt; Clyde mares yrs. old. iCattle — Durhaan cow to freshen time of sale; 8 Durham due to fresh- en in March and April; Shorthorn bull 2 yrs old, eligible for registrat- ion; 4 2 -yr. old steers Durham; 4 Dilrham 1 yr. old steers and heifers; 4 spring calves. Pigs—York sow due' in Dec; 4 chunks 10x, lbs.. Poultry — •160 light Suaez pullets 6 mons. 0111, oolosny 1;ouge•'' 10x;12; brooder .above; 'feeders, etc, . Imp! taarl a Q„ !b.. M.H. • binder; Deering mower; M. 11hay' Loader; sulky 'rake Z•,flt1. •13 hoe 1LH, seed drill; 3 dram stool roller; spring tooth cultivator; 14 plate disc harrow riding plow, working plow; M. H. manure spreader; McCormick .Deer- ing bean eeuffler and puller, set scal- es; fanning mill; sugar kettle; wheel barrow; fain wagon, hay rack 15 foot; gravel lrox; sett of sloop sleighs, and rack; cutter, buggy, 2 cream separators; hay forks, ear rope and slings; 130 cement blocks; quantity of planks and Inch lumber; 6 bunches shingles; cedar posts; 45 2 -in pipe; 0: bushel timothy seed; Harness—set of breeching harness, 1 set back band 'harness; set of light harness. • Hay and Grain -12 ton of timothy hay; 200 bushels 'og grain mrxed; 100 bushels of wheat. Household Furnishings — Good Cheer cook stove (good); quantity of household furnishings including chairs, bedroom furniture, cealers, Tamps and a host of other articles. John D. McBeath, Proprietor. • E. P. Chesney, Clerk. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. • YOUR, WINTER'S FUEL Oehler Days willsoonbe' here which.will/Amend. the most, suitable FUEL for Your Heating Equipment. . Let us fill your bin while prices ate lowest. FEEDING •. MOLASSES It is some considerable time since this all important product has been on the market,.. But we were fortunate in securing a supply. Also have Cod Liver Oil, ..Etc. for Live Stock. Get your supply Now!.. PLOW POINTS — REPAIRS We carry a complete Line of International and other kinds of Plow Points, Sole Shoes, Landsides, Etc., for all makes of Plows. ..Let Us Serve You! L. Schilbe & Son Sa$ m On the fighting front our men are still "slugging it out Each advance ... each new sector ... each mile that the battle front is extended ... is hard going. Much fighting lies ahead. There's more to be done on the home front, too. More money is needed to enable our country to carry her share of the war's cost. Our duty is clear ... we, at home, must provide the money. Canada must get this money from Canadians. 440$0.:„: EPERYRODY Fortunately, most of us have good incomes. We can do our share. But it is the extra effort that wins battles and we must be prepared to make extra effort on the home front. Canada's borrowing needs have been increased by some three hundred and twenty million dollars. That's extra effort- that we, at home, must make. We must provide the money that is needed ... more money than ever before. We must keep faith with our fighting men. We must continue to work ac.d save ... and lend. We must all lend more. m,y# 04'tAl 7.58 NAT;<^.dal. `R'.`.. MANC.. 4