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ZURICH HERALD
Thursday, April 1st, 19544'
eepar ator;• 2 elsctrie fencers, John
Registered -Shorthorns De0ke power take its es pt ihp; forge,
bbawer, anvil, 5Q(eedap. chick brood -
DISPERSAL SALE et, grass seeder, 'k mels, chains, rorks
1 shovels, '•and many articles too num-
Of Real Estate, Livestock, Tractors Brous to mention.
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Threshing machine, Impleents, Hay, Hay ea Grain — 400 bushels h -
Grain and Household Effects, on the choice Beaver seed oats, of �b cloverr
tpremiees (South Half of Lot 12, Con. els :mixed grain; quantity of
14,HayTwp., 13'� smiles wet of seed, 2ha50 balesnt secondycut loosealfalha and
clover hay; quantity of hay.
Dashwood and 3 miles north. Household Effects — Harriston
The unersigned Auctioneers have kitchen range, coal and wood; cir-
received instructions 'to sell by public culer heater like new; kitchen strove,
Auction on WEDNESDAY, APRIL bureau, kitchen cabinet, 2 dressees,
71th, 1954, commencing at 12 o'clock wash stands, leather rocker, 2 couch -
p.m. sharp the following: es, etc., etc.
Real Estate — Consisting of 55 No reserve, as the farm is sold.
acres, 'being West Half of Lot 10, This ,being an extra large sere, sell -
Con. 16, Hay Twp. All tillable Iane, ing will start sharp on time.
well drained, never failing water Terms — Cash
supplee An ideal grass farm. Edward Stire, Proprietor.
Teams of Real Estate — 10% on Stade & Weido, Clerks.
day of sale, balance in 30 days. Sold Alvin Walper & W. S. O'Neil,
subject to a reasonable reserved bid. Auctioneers.
Livestock — Reg. Shorthorns: 9 Clearing Auction Sale
cows, 8 open heifers, 7 small calves,
Shorthorn Bull, sired by Klaymor in- Of Horses, •Cattle, Hogs, Hens, Im-
demnity. The herd carries many plem:ents, Hay and Grain, and House -
leading !blood lines. Catalogues av- hold Effects. The undersigned Auct-
ailable. ioneer has received instructions to
Grade Cattle — Part Jersey and sell by eublie auction on Los 13, Co.
Hereford cow, fresh one month; Hol- 8,Stephen Twp. 134 miles west of
stein Bow, carrying third calf due at rediton and 5 -8th mile north, ox:
time of sale; 2 steers part Holstein TUESDAY, APRIL 6th.
and :Durham, rising two years old; ,Commencing at 1:00 p.an. Sharp -
Durham yearling steer, Durham Horses — One work team, 10 yrs.
yearling steer, Durham heifer, Here-
ford calf. Cattle will be offered for of Cattle — Durham 'Cow, 3rd calf,
sale at three o'clock. due ,March S0; aged Holstein cow,
Horses —Black Percheron team, due May 28; 2 choice Durham cows;
true and reliable. dire in July; Polled Hereford milk -
Hogs — Choice York Sow, with lit- ing; Durham cow, 5 yrs. old, milking,
ter of twelve. bred; Jersey cow, milking, bred;
Poultry — 125 Rd. Is. Red year Durham. (Market steer; Durham mar-
ling Hens. ' t ket heifer; 2 Hereford Heifers, 14
Tractor and 'Threshing Machine — mons. gold; 4 Hereford yearling eaiv-
77 Oliver Standard Tractor, live take es; 3 ,Hereford calves, 3• mons. old, -
off fully equipped; 66 Oliver row Also 5 choice 'Durham Steers, av-
•crop tractor, live power take -off fully eraging 8.50 to 900 Ls, each.
equipped. Both tractors in A-1 con- This is an exceptionally fine lot of
dition. good oows, all T.B. tested with no
Threshing ,Machine — Waterloo reactors.
Belle City, all steel Thresher 24x40 Hogs --7 choice Stockers; 9 pigs,
on 'rubber,straight blow. Used two 80 -lbs, each; 2 sows, due 30th May.
Masons.
Hens — 175 yearling mixed Hens.
Implements — McDeering 3 -furrow Hay and Grain — 150 'bales hay,
plow on rubber, MD. 8 -ft. spring goo busoad h mixed ns fsed oice rae mixed hay,
tooth cultivator, 'Mel). double disc, Dan laments — Allis grain.
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13 run •fertilizer drill; MoD. 7 -ft. cut p
binder on ruhber; McD. corn binder tractor, new rubber; Wiard hydraulic
on rubber, 1VIcD. '7 -ft. power take -off plough for tractor; 24 -plate Otaca
mower, Oliver side delivery rate on tractor disc; 13 springtooth M. -H.
rulbber; McD. 10 -ft. weeder; McD. tractor cultivator; 4 -section drag
drop heard hay loader; McD. horse harrows; land roller; 6 -ft. M. -H.
drawn manure spreader on robber; binder; 6 -ft. Inter. avower; ,M -.H. side
M -H. 15 -inch cutting box equipped rake; Maxwell hayloader; 'dump rake;
with 2 sets of pipes; M -H. horse rubber tired wagon, manure spreader
drawn bean 'scuffler and puller; 1- M -H. horse drawn scuffler; 2 -row
horse, scuffler; IM -H. dump rake, De- walking ;plow; single -horse stuffier;
ering mower, 5 -ft. cut; 3 -drum steel 11 -run fertilizer disc drill, turnip
land roller; 5 section diamond has- seeder, set of sleighs, buggy, cutter,
rows, 3 -section diamond harrows, 2 black .& tackle, 'can!'t-hook, saws, nec-
rubber tired wagons; 2, 16 -ft. racks, kyoke, hay fork, fanning mill, root
h plates Th pulper, i/r h p motor, Intern cream
duty hotplate, kitchen chairs and
taele; mantle clock, toilet sets, table
oilcloth; gas lantern, crocks, bea-
stead's, tubs, 'boilers.
All articles to be sold as owner
has sold farm.
Terms — Cash
Joseph Finkbeiner, Proprietor
Garnet Hicks, 'Clerk.
Alvin Walper, Aucioneer.
IMPORTANT
AUCTION SALE
Of Real Estate, Livestock, Tractors,
Combine, Valuable Farm Macihinery,
Hay, Grain and Household Effects.
On the premises, Lot '210, N.B. Con
Hay Twp., 21/ miles north of Zurich
6 miles west of •Kippen. The under-
signed Auctioneer is instructed to
sell by public Auction on
FRIDAY, APRIL 9th,
At 11 3 0 am. sharp:
harrows; 2 -section steel pole; 3 -sect-
ion diamond harrows; 5 -section har-
rows; Inter. drop head push bar;
hayloader, like new; rubber tired
wagon, 16 -in. tires; '21 all steel farm
wagons; 2 -section diamond harrows;
land packer, 7 -ft. grain binder in
good condition, air compression out-
fit complete with hose; heavy duty
tractor chains, to fit 28 or 38 -inch
c
wheels; 2 -wheel trailer with sto k
rack; 2,030 -lb. .cap. 'Scales; tutting
box, 1:6 -ft. flat rack; forage harves-
ter box to ,fit 16 -ft. flat race; power
emery and saw; various electric mot-
ors; 22 calibre repeater rifle; 500
cap. Warner chick Brooder; Electric
cords, chicken feeder, hog scales, pig
crates; water bowls, Jamesway oil
brooder stave; quantity of lumber,
logging chains, 50 electric fence
posts; heavy, jack, block and tackle,
ele:tri.c fencers, dynamite drill; gas
barrels, extension ladder, milk cart,
(sag truck, chains, forks, shovels, etc.
1 John Deere Forage Harvester,
Real Estate — Consisting of 50 with new style hay pickup.
acres of land, being East Half of Dairy Equipment — Woods vac -
Lot 28, Con. 10, Hays Township. All rime pump with new half-h.p. eiec-
good loam land. 24 acres plowed and tric motor; Universal Stainless Steel
newly drained. Balance in pasture. single unit; 1 Sunge Unit new; 10 -gal
Small orchard; has a neverfaiiing cans; electric water heater; 26In80-1b. milk
-national
water supply.>
Terms of Real Estate — 10% on cream separator, milk cart.
day of Sale; balance in 30 days. Sold Hay,. Grain and Feed — 200 bush.
subject to a reasonable reserved bid.
Live Stock:
'Holsteins — 14 �co�w 7 yrs. old, fresh
three weeks with .call at foot; cow 7
years old, fresh three months, rebred;
2 cows, 5 yrs. old, fresh 2% months,
rebred; caw, 5 yrs. old, milking, due
October 6th; 5 heifers fresh, 3 to 5
months old all rebred; 2 heifers due
to freshen in Sept; 3 heifers in calf ;
Guernsey heifer in calf; 4 heafers
one year old; �8' heifers 2?t months
old; pure bred Holstein Bull, 18
months. old, from: Artificial Breeding.•
This is 1ari exceeitionally good herd
of Holstein cattle. Al T.B.'tested
and va"cinated.
Pigs — York ,Sow, carrying third
litter, due May 5th; purebred sow.
bred 10 weeks; York sow, bred 7
weeks; 10 chunks 'averaging 100 -lbs.
each.
(Poultry — 250 Red Rock pullets
12 weeks old; 150 Red Rock Cock-
erels, 12 weeks old.
Tractor, Farm Machinery, Etc.
Tractors — 1949 ,Cockshutt e0
Standard tractor, equipped with cab,
live .power take -off, starter, lights and
creeper transmission; F. 12 Inter-
national tractor equipped with power
take -off and pulley;; 1948 Ford trac-
tor completely equipped and step-
up transmission, also additional items
fpr Ford or Ferguson tractor; hydra-
ulic jack, utility bucket, belt, .pulley,
power take -off extension and shield,
drill markers and Ferguson 7 -ft. pow-
er take off mower; isprmg tooth
cultivator and row crop attachment.
Combine and Machinery — A4li=
'McD. +grinder 11-,umc p a es. • e , e - ,
above named implemeaxlts all like new separator, sling ropes, shovels, pails, Chalmers "60" •con pietely equippers,
• Speed jack, 210 -ft. endless belt; 40 -ft. set of double harness, 10x10 colony with grain tank, scour kleen, leen
endless belt, pr. bob sleighs; Clinton house on skids, feeders and water and clover sieves, straw shredder,
hft rou h 1 ether, show also pick-up and wind rower; John
mixed grain; 200 bushels Clinton
oats; quantity cob corn; 400 bales
hav; barrel molasses; 100 -lbs Inter-
natinal mineral 'conditioner; quan-
tity red clover seed.
Hou.eehold Effects, Etc.• — G. F.
8 -tube radio, small radio; Fess oil
heater like new; Gilson electric wash-
er; 2 chrome .kitchen chides, 2 beds,
complete with springs and mattress;
Coleman ]!amps and lanterns, coal -
oil hen ter, etc., etc.
Good Collie dog, one, year old. Ow-
ing to the large list of articles to be
offered, Sale will start sharp at 11:30
a.m. Refreshment booth on grounds.
Teems — Cash
Alfred Ropp, Proprietor.
7;r"in ,Gingerich,
R. F. Stade, 'Clerks.
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
BORN — McClinchey - In Clinton
Public Hospital, on 'Saturday, March
20th, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
eeCiinchey, Zurich, a son.
Have Special Services
The Special Gospel Services with
Evangelist Urie Bender of Baden,
are., held in the Zurich Mennonite
church this week are well attended,
as inspiring 'messages are given to
proclaim God's word. Every evening
at 8:0e, with exception of • S'aturday
.evening.
Agricultural Office' News
G. W. 4Montgomery March 27th.
Most of the snow disappeared with
the heavy rains earlier in the week.
Farmers report light runs of sap to
date. All classes of livestock appear
•fanning mill; '2000-1b. cap. platform fonts, quem y g
. Scales; 2 -wheel trailer, gravel box, fence, iron and cedar posts, block Deere hammer will with five sieves• , to be in good condition with ample
ladders, 2 large water tanks, 500 wood, ash and maple; blacksmith 50 -ft. endless •Hammer Mill belt, like feed supply still left in storage. Jr.
cedar posts, various sizes; quantity anvil and tools, bee supplies, extract- new; Smalley grain and forge blow- Farmers in the County feel highly,
• of wood, cedar and hardnvooa; root or, wax press and foundation mill; er and 40=ft. pipe; Allis Chalmers honored that one of their members
pulper, Stewart horse clipper, Ketch- water barrels, milk can and pails; power take -off; side delivery rake in bhe person of Robert Allan, Bruce
um 20Ie Tattooing outfit; 2 heavy copper kettle, spinning wheel, shot- and tedder, Cockshutt 13 -run power field has been selected as a member.
seel .chains, 2 light chains, 2 sets of gun, and many other articles. lift fertilizer drill, like new; Inter. of the Overseas delegation. 4-H.;
sling rope's•, quantity of lumber, bag Household Effects' — Studio couch, 3 -furrow plow, like new; Fleury ills- organization meetings have been at-
trucla, bag holder, 2 sets of harness, like new; kitchen range, Douchess; sel 30 -plate tractor disc; Inter, No. tended and indications point to al
crate; sap buckets, spiles,eM-Htcrean en ; oil space heater�i2-burner heavy tooth harrows;p3-section spring tooth this muchlarger enrolment in the County