HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1953-03-19, Page 4T eirsd'a ..' 'cli 19th, 1953
CIeati' Auction Sale
Of Livestock, Tractors, Farm Imple-
e:'nte, Hay, Grain and Misc. Items.
ilDn the Premises, Lot 13, Con. 2,
Ilasboi'ne Township. 1;4, miles east
*aid half mile south of Exeter. on
auron Street. The undersigned Auc-
tioneer has 'been instructed to sell
by Public Auction ou
THURSDAY, MARCH 26th,
'iC°ommencing at 1 o'cicok p,m. sharp
Cattle -- Part Durham and Jar.
sey ,cow, due first week in April;
Holstein cow, due middle of April;
Holstein crow, milking, due In Aug-
ust;
ugust; Holstein heifer, carrying second
calf, due around sale date; Holstein
cow, milking, calved November 1st;
blue cow, due latter part of April;
part Angus and Holstein cow, due
latter part of March; 3 Holstein
heifers, rising 2 years old; 8 Holstein
heifers, rising 1. year old; 3 Holstein
heifer calves; 1 Holstein bull, rising
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LIONS CLUB OF ZURICH Z
associated with
Ontario Society for Crippled
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EASTER SEALS HELP
CRIPPLED CHILDREN
Easter -Time 1953:
Easter Greetings to
Friends of Crippled Children.
2 years old.
Tractoirs -- Massey I•I'itrris 102
Junior Standard Tractor. equipped
with starter,. lights and wheel weights
This tractor is in A-11 shape and .'will
he sold in, guaranteed condition. Me -
Deering Farmall A. Tractor, equip-
bped lights, 2 -row scuffler and
eet lifter . ood condition.
Farm Implements -- McDeering
8 -ft. binder, in new condition; Cock-
shutt
ockshutt 3 -furrow plow; i\ Deering 13 -
plate fertilizer drill with tractor hitch
and markers, like new; M -H. diiop
head hay loader, like new; Case
Haanztier Mill, like new; 50 -ft, drive
belt; Cockshutt 8 -ft, double disc;
1L.ingewyee 42 -ft. bale elevator, new;
Case rubber -tired tractor, like new;
A IL horse drawn steel wheel men-
eree spreader; 'McDeering 4 -row bean
and beet drill; Case forage blower;
McDeering 5 -ft, cut, oil 'bath mower;
McDeering 3 -section spring tooth
harrows; M -H. stiff -tooth cultivator;
3 -section 15 -ft. wide 'lever harrows;
McDeering hay redder,' M -H. side de-
livery rake; Fleury 8 -ft. cultipacker;
M,H. dump rake; Bradley rubber-
tired 6 -ton truck -wagon., equipped
,with beet rack; '2 -wheel trailer and
stock rack, set 'bro'b sleighs and pl tit
form, like new; bag truck, 1,200-1b.-..
scales; M -II. roast pulper; milk cooler.e
•. pig crate; set 'britchen harn.css, set
of sling ropes.; 'logging chains, steel
baarrets and many articles too num
• erous to mention.
Hay and 'Grain — Quantity of .
• baled hay; '6 'bushels Alfalfa seed,'
• 100 bushels mixed grain; tl tons of
cob corn, snore or less. No reserve,
• everything -Will 'be sold.
• Terms—Cash
® Russell Morley, Proprietor.
Garnet Hicks, Clerk.
Alvin Waip er Auctioneer.
Suppose this etter were a crippled youngster — perhaps a
boy with a brace on each leg, or a little girl on crutches —
jiving you a chance to help.
'You'd reach for your pocketbook, fast.
This letter asks your help again on behalf of the 'crippled
children of Ontario — children who need medical isna %surgical
'treatment, braces, crutches, hospitalization.
Again at Easter -time we depend upon generosity to 'continue
-the work that will mean hope for other crippled Children in
,our community and throughout the province. ..
Please put your contribution in the PINK ENVELOPE —
whatever your heart prompts you to give. Every dollar is
sincerely appreciated and carefully used.
You will be happier this Easter for having helped.. Please use
the seals to spread the message of help for erip¢led children.
LIONS CLUB OF ZURICH
(If you know of a needy crippled child net 'receiving care,
please notify us.)
Easter Seal Committee: Theodore C. Haberer,
Chairman; Reg. Illsley, Treasurer; Arneild Merner
Publicity Chairman, Carl Scott.
NOTICE
TO OWNERS OF CATTLE
TO BE 'Sa'RAYED FOIL WARBLE
FLV IN THE TOWNSHIP OF
HAY:
COi OF ONE SPRAY ,. 17c
CiD, OF ONE BRUSHING 10c
T ;C NCLUSION EOF SECCOND
TOR
APPLICATION
HAY TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
$18 An Evening
Ffe your spare time. Just 3 easy
free, trial sales amazing Patented
Autenaibic Refrigerator Defrosters s
can dray you that. Hundreds f
prosleets commission. Rush name,
address for guaranteed profit offer.
D-Frest-O-Matic Co., Dept. 14, New-
inarlbit, Ontario.
GR.XHAM CHISEL PLOWS
WilI be shown in a
OT1oN PICTURE FILM
Tn the
aTna Township ;-fall
On
Moniay, March 23rd ..8 p.m.
Also lee ithie new Goodrich silo cap
that >irevents spoilage in grass and
corn Isi'lage
Pilo* tad Gehl Equipment Dealer,
Sponsored by your local Graham
R. 1.41. Peak, Klippen.
Admission Free
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g Clearing Auction Sale
®! Of Real Estate, Household Ettcets
w and Misc. Items, on the 'premiaes,
East Half of 7.ot 157, Vol. S., in the
VIJJLAGE OF ZURLCH
The unideraigned Auctioneer has been
instructed to sell .dry public auctirirt •on
SA. URDAY, MARCH 214..
At 1 o'clock p.m. sharp
Real- Estate — .Consisting of half
acre of `land on which is situated 'a
two--sfborrey white brick house; the
main floor ,consists of large living
room and diningz oom • one bedroom,
kitchen and 'pantry: the upstairs 'has
four 'bedrooms, clothes closets :and
'trObl ro,,iynn. Also a large !t,+asement;
-never lalling well with best Of water.
'There s ,also on the premises a good
size dtnble barn, some fruit trees
and the very best of garden land.
This i ".an ideal home.
1 i1'eai its of Real Estate — 1.0'01:• on
day of sale, balance in 30 days. Will
be.sold subject to a reasonable re-
served;!bid, if not previously sold.
Household Effects, Etc. — Sher-
lock Manning piano in first class con-
ditilin•; solid oak dining -room ex-
tension table; 6 dining chairs, 2 oak
•ce¢rtke• tables, 3 leather rocking
ccliairs,' 2 oak • rocking tahairs, West-
inghouse electric table radio; Cole-
aran oil burner, used cone winter;
Beatty washing machine, like new;
New ;Williams sewing machine, chime
mantle clock, setee, drop leaf table,
5 kitchen chairs, kitchen clock, tap-
estry rug 9x12 -ft; congoleum rug;
smoking stand, hall rack, pictures
and picture frames, couch, trunk,
new electric fan, electric heater, hot
plate, ironing board, sewing table,
electric iron, 4 'bedroom suites, dres-
sers, commodes, wheel chair, trunk,
quilting frames, cupboard, quantity
of sealers, crocks, assortment of dis-
hes, ,galy..,tube, numerous kitchen
utensils, many articles too numernus
to m'e'ntion.
Mist. Items — Quantity of coal,
large ,sugar kettle, work bench, lawn
mower, wheel harrow, step ladder,
siallgle Ladder, new leaf rake, garden
hose, scythe, tree pruner, ash sifter,
carpenter tools, 40 -gal drum, oil
cans, etc., etc. In case of bad
weather sale will be 'held in the Lu-
theran 'Ghurch Shed.
Terms—Cash.
Mrs. Anna Finkbedner, Executor of
the late Conrad Schilibe, Estate.
Mete Webb, Clerk.
Alvin Waiper, Auctioneer.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Livestock, Truck, Tractor, Farm
Implements, Hay, Grain +and Misc.
Itemis, On the premises, i,bt 13, Con.
North East Boundry, Usborne Twp.,
8 miles north east ,of Exeter, S miles
south east of Hensall or 114 miles
north.,ef Farquhar. The undersigned
Auctionteer has been instructed to
sell by public, auction on TUESDAY
MARCH 24th, commencing at 1.00
o'clock p.m. sharp.
Horses — Team of wont horses,
true and reliable in every way.
Cattle — Holstein cow with calf
at foot, fresh '2 weeks; Holstein cow
carrying third calf to freshen around
sale date; Holstein cow, fresh 3
weeks; Hrol•stein cow, milking, not
bred ; Holstein cow, mincing with
-calf at foot, fresh since latter part
.of Jan; Holstein cow with calf a:t
foot, fresh since Feb. lst; 5 yearling
Holstein heifer. These are good qual-
ity and very best of strain Holstein
cattle,
Truck — 1949 Dodge half ton
pickup, correct mileage 44,000 miles,
fully equipped in best of condition.
Tractor — Massey Harris 44 row
crop tractor, equipped with starter,
lights and power take -off, used 3
seasons, in perfect mechanical con-
dition. Additional items to fit tree -
tor: gravel loader, manure Toader, 4 -
row scuffler and circular saw.
Faun Implements—M.H. 3 -furrow
tractor plow used 2 season's, like new.
M. -H. 11l0 -ft. cultipacker, M -H. semi -
spring tooth cultivator, like new; 3 -
section spring tooth harrows; set
lever harrows, 55 section. diamond
harrows, double tractor disc, steel
roller, 'Case manure 'spreader on
steel; M -H. binder, 7ft. scut in new
condition; 111cDeering disc; 13 run
seed drill, like new; Allis Chalmers
power 'driven side delivery rake; M-
H. mower 5 -ft, cut; hay loader, M-
H. ensilage cutting box, i•ulbaer tired
wagon; 16 -ft hay rack, steel truck
wagon; 2 walking plows, hay rake,
2 garden scufflers; Vessot grain
grinder, New Holland. Ha.m'mermill,
fanning mill, thresher, drive belt
like new, 4 chicken shelters, colony
house 12x12;; 3 Queen oil isrooders,
feeders, Surge 2 unit milking mach
ane, like new; 8 80.1b. milk cans,
strainer and milk :pails, steel .stone -
boat, • set of scales, grindstone, em-
ery, bag struck, set of double : harn-
ess, riding 'saddle, wheelbarrow, root
pulper, water tank, cream separator,
quariltity of oil, steel drums, lawn
mower, electric radio, sausage grin-
der and .press, sugar beet forks; new
grain shovel, large • vice, logging
chains large amount of numerous
tfltSC.• iteirts.
Hay and Grain — 1,000 bales of
good quality mixed hay; 300 bushels
Beaver seed oats; 16 bush. Mont -
calm seed barley; Quantity of 'cob
conn..
Na Reserve, everything will be sold
Term .Cash
Mrs. Gladys Stewart,_ 1 prietress.
Elsner •Stewart, Clerk.
Alun \•Vaip(l', Auctionene,
For ige# 14,forrnation apply
,r;TiM away fo:
No. 13 Perfcp,i ql tDepot, Wallis House,
Rideau dr CftnAltAte Sts., Ottawa, Ont.
No, 6 Pereennel Depot,
Artillery Park, Boost 6ereet, Kingston, Ont.
Canadian Army Recruiting Station,'1
90 Richmond St, W„ Toronto, Ont. ic
Ho.7 Personnel Depot, Wg,iseley Barracks,
Oxford & Elizabeth Mfs., London, Ont.
Army Recruiting Centre,
230 Mein Street West, North Boy, Ont.
Army fie€r'wjfing Centre, James St, A,l'ntoury,
200 J90160 St. N., Hamilton, Out,
Assaw•o
.One of the biggest jobs in the Army -- and,
in fact, ke Canada — falls to the ROYAL CANADIAN
ORDNANCE CORPS. This Corps has the huge job of
obtaining, and Ldistributing everything the Army requires
from shoe hoes to tanks — over 220,000 different items.
As the Canadian Army grows, the job of Ordnance
grows, Right ;clow ;more men are needed -- men who can
qualify as storemen, clerks, tailors, shoemakers and can•
vas workerL The Array will train men in any one of the
many different trades and skills required by Ordnance.
Once trained, the young roan who serves in this Corps
will find truly osststanding opportunities for promotions.
With general conditions of service, pay and pension
plans at an all-time high, there are wonderful prospects
for young men in Ordnance. Learn a trade and build an
unusual and important citeer for yourself in the Royal
Canadian Ordnance Corps.
You are eligible if you are 17 to 40 years
of age, tradesmen to 0, physically fit
and able to meet Arrny test requirements.
Applicants should bring birch certificate
or rather proof of age when reporting for
Interview.
4/0i#0e CANAD1AN' ARMY ACTIVE FORCE IoW;
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Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association
"WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED"
At a recent meeting of the Board of Directors of
this farmer. owned and controlled, growing co-
operative, non-profit enterprise, it was decided to
pay for the long distance telephone calls when
the customer is phoning in for service between
7:30 and 9:30 a.m. on Sundays and Holidays, and
7:30 and 10:00 a.m. on week days.
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Therefore,w hen requiring service
PHONE CLINTON 242, Collect, Week Days
7:30 to 10.00 a.m.
Sundays and Holidays, 7.30 to 9.30 a.m.
notices} in heat later than this veseuld be more Iikely to
conceive if bred on the following day.
Cows
- OP Feeds
•
ARE, THE
BEST
Clark.
Co-op Dry and Fitting Ration ..,.,,..,..,. $3.75.
Co-op Dairy Ration 3.60••
Co-op Dairy Conc. . 4.85 -
Co -op Beef Conc. 4.80'
Co-op Call Starter Grower
Co-op Calf Meal
.......,.5,0'0'
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
Phone Hensall 1 15. Zurich 220•
(Free Deliveries Every Friday)
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OUR STANDING IN CHRIST
1.. . Redeemed by 'His blood.
Forasmuch asye know that ye were not redeemed with cor-
ruptible things, as silver and gold, But with the precious
blood of Christ, as a lamb without blemish and without spot.
I Peter 1: 18.19.
2, Justified by Faith:
Being justified freely by His grace through the redem-
ption that is in Christ Jesus. Rom. 3: 24.
Therefore being ,justified by faith, we have peace with God
through our Lord Jesus Christ. Rom, 5:1
3. Children of God.
The Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit that WE
the children of God.
Ram. a:16
Beloved, NOW are we the sons of God, and it doth not
yet appear what we shall be, but we know that, when Ho *hall
appear we shall be like Him; for we shall see Him sis He is.
Will f&.., . I Jokn 3.. 2.
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