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ZURICH HERALD
Cantle -- Roan cow supposed to be
in calf; roan cow fresh; 2 black heif-
ers due April 25th; white faced heif-
er due April 20thr blue swan heifer
due May 8th; all Ibre4 to Retford sire
red steer rising 2 yrs; red neifer ris-
ing 2 yrs; heifer rising 1 yr; 2 sheers
rising 1 yr; spring calif, 2( fall calves;
roan cow due April 14; Holsten due
lst May.
Hens -125 cross bred yearling hens
Hay --Cr ton of mixed hay.
Grain -•-200 lbushols of ,Garter and
darly Alaska seed oats, 150. bushels
of mixed grain, a quantity of wheat.
Implements --Farm All A tractor
onrubber; traotor scuffler and puller
combinedgood as new;, z -furrow
Cockshutt tactor plow; MLR. binder
7 -ft. cut; McCormick Deering mower
54t; .springtooth cultivator, out -tiro
disc, 2 -drum steel roller, rdi*agon prac-
tically new, manure spreader, gravel
box; flat hay rack, Maxwell hay
loader, M -H. 111 -disc fertilizer drill,
4 -section Barrows with new teeth; 2
walking plows, riding plow, 10 -ft.
steel rake bob sleighs, light wagon,
' ,,.dam.--•ennd-• -asu
asseyd-ll
rris Advise
ORDER YOUR MACHINES EARLY FOR 1945t
1 HAVE A FEW CREAM SEPARATORS ON MY ALLO'-
TMENT:
550 to 600 SIZE at $70.75
400 to 450 SIZE Co $59.50
850 to 900 SIZE @ $82.75
(LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON TRADE INS.)
THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED USERS ASK THE MAN
WHO KNOWS.—BUY CANADIAN MADE ARTICLES
1 Tel, Shop 149 Oscar Klapp Rea. 67
MASSEY - HARRIS
The Service Arm, for Canadian Farm.
ODD APPENDECTOMY MY DR.
AMARAL, SPOOK
:;;,);ae in a locked and sealed room
in I - ctzil, a patient was operated up-
on :,.1ce sfully..but was it by a sur-
govol who had died 19 years before?
?:'S: article about this amazing oper-
ation in The American Weekly
The
with
oper-
ation
(March a ) issue
ing:
Horses --- Bay horse .12 yrs. old;
old ; greymare in
bay horse • 6 yrs. . ,
foal due in April; grey colt rising
8 yrs; Chestnut colt rising 12 yrs.
n
due>
Ap-
ril;
-- Hereford
caw
Durham cow due in May; Here-
ford ,cow •due in May; Ayrshire heif-
er due in April; .3 steers rising 2 yrs;
heifer calf rising 1 year old; bull
calf raising 1 year old.
Pige -- 11 York stocker pigs.
Implements -- Frost & Wood bin-
der 6 -ft. cut; International mower;
Cockshutt•ferrtilizer drill; bean scuff -
lei•; rubber tire wagon;. Frost .&
Wood binder for repairs; 2 bunches
of shingles, steel tired Low Down
farm wagon; •whippletrees, necky�okes
shelter; fiat hay rack, 3 section har-
rows, horse seuffier, disc, riding plow,
walking plow, Low ..Down Cocicshutt
manure spreader, spring tooth culti-
vator, 10 -ft. steel rake; 2001b. cap-
acity scales, fanning mill, cutting box
set of sling ropes, turnip seeder, bug-
gy, cutter, wheelbarrow, root pulp-
er • gasoline drums, chop box, 150
grass, Also on same day 75 -acres
more or less, being Lot 122 south 4'4
of Con. 16, Stephen Township 2. 1-2
mile west and 3-4 mile south eof
Dashwood. Land is black I-oam, well-
drained,
in. d
ane bal-
ance
ow
acres1
�. i 'ed
35 g
dxa n ,P
ra-
gage in grass, well fenced, goodgra-
nary
nary 15x20 feet with cement floor.
Household Effects Quantity of
dishes, cook stove with oil burner;
kitchen table, kitchen cabinet;, wash
stand, dozen kitchen chairs, 8 -day.
clock, dining room table; 6 dining
room ehai•rs, '2 couches, buffed, large
leather rocker, long parlor table,
round parlor table, 2 piano 'chairs,
large fire extinguisher, pictures and
frames, hall rack with mirror, kit-
chen cupboard, extension table, 4
dressers, 2 stands, 2 toilet sets, 4
beds with springs; 3 jardineer stands,
good top cutter, buggy, road cartII feet of new cable for barn, pr. bo
1200 -ib, cap, scales, Clinton fanning I sleighs; sleigh platform, quantity of
Mill with new sieves, sling ropes, wood, chicken troughs, barley fork,
grain grinder, cutting box, 1 -horse 2 .manure forks, hay forks, grain
iscuftlei, M. -H. 'bean scuffler, side de- shovel, gravel shovel, ditching scoop;
livery rake, rvheelbarroiv, root pulp large sugar kettle, scalding barrel;
- er, neckyokes, scalding barrel, kettle 12 sets of double harness, 3 -horse har-
and stand, 100 gal. gas drum, sap ° rie5 horse collars; quantity of
pan, and ;sails, large sap barrel,. spites, I bs,
ags, 8 bags of 2-12-6 fertilizer 550-
pails, logging chains, whippletrees, l lb Renfrew cream separator nearly
fork:, shovel:, bagger, 2 sets of chirri tj new; quantity of 'cedar posts, turnip
es bells, team bells, .set of heavy has- I seeder, 10 -inch chopper, water trough
ness, set single harness, 3rd -horse 1 colon house '12x14 ft.
er,
harness, horse blankets, grain. bags, iHay and Grain — 20 tons of mixed
twine sacks, horse "collars, De'Laval hay, a quantity of cut straw;
cream separator, and numerous other bushels of A. Jax oats, 200 bushels
of mixed grain.
,REAL ESTATE -100 acres, more
or less, on Lot 25, South Boundary,
Hay Township; first farm west of
Dashwood;. on Highway 83, nicely
located, brick house with brick kit-
chen, both have upstairs and cellar;
Of Farms, Farin Stock, Implemnents, smoke house, drive shed, hen stable,
and Household Effects, on Lot 25, ' bank barn 00x72 feet on wart; 3
South Boundary, Hay Tiwnship first spring wells, Hydro in house and
farm west of Dashwood, on I barns, 2 yard lights, land is of black
iWEDNESDAY, MARCH 28th, 1945 loam; 25 acres of fall wheat and 25
At 12.30 o'clock, sharp, tihe follow-' acres fall plowing done, balance in
articles.
TERMS—+CAISH
Garnet Wildfong, Proprietr.
Addison Tiernan, Clerk.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer , .
AUCTION SALE
-32260S-, female, red, 2 years old,
due to freshen; Tidy Crimson Molls
-325040-, female, roan, 20 months
old; 2 yearling heifers, eligible for
registration (vaccinated).
Other live Stock — Red cow, 4
years old due to freshen in March;
Red cow, 8 years' old due to freshen
March .15th; Black cow rising 4 yrs.
due to freshen Z une 10th; Black cow
Sunday limes. 4 years old, calf 'at ,foot; Black cow
AUCTION SALE rising 4 years, due to freshen in Oc-
tober. Blue cow, rising 4 years clue
Of Farm Stock, Implements an
Housshold Effects, on Lot 10, Con. 9,
Hay Township. 1 1-4 mile east and
i .1-4 mile south of Zurich, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1945
Commencing at 1 o'clock sharpa
Horses-1 team. of grey
s
and 11 years old; 1 team of Bay
Percheron mares rising 6 years old;
Cattle — Roan cow with calf at
foot; Jersey heifer fresh; red heifer if er
fresh; Her ford cow in calf;
n
cow fresh; roan cow due at tune fat
sale; brindle heifer in calf;
steers 2 years old; 3 white steers
ri i'ag 2 years old; 3 heifers rising
year, old; Herford bull rising 1 y
old 2 baby beefs; 4 heifers rising 1
year old; 1 steer rising 1 year old; 3
spring calves, 1 fall calf. 2
Pigs -1 Yorkshire hog rising
years old; 1 Yorkshire Sow due lst
of May; 0 stocker pigs weighing 90
pounds each. quantity of Hay
Hay and Grain—A q y
and n quantity of grain.
Implements—M.-H. binder 6 -ft.
cut; M -H. mower 5 -ft. cut; M -H. low
down manure .spreader; McCormick
Deering fertilizer drill 1,1 -hoe; 2
Frost & Wood spring tooth cultivat-
ors; 4 -section diamondtharrows,�,I-H
drum steel roller; hay rake,
bean scuffler with puller combined;
1 -horse scuffler, 3 walking plows,
potato digger plow; low eovvn steel
wagon; pr. bob sleighs and platform
new; 16 -ft. flat rack new; stoneboat;
out -throw Noxon disc; root pulper;
cutting box, Clinton fanning mill; 9-
ineh grain grinder; 2000 -Ib. capacity
:. �tle+; '2,0 -ft. ladder; 15 -ft. ladder;
gravel ?,ox, 4 -wheel trailer, buggy;
cutters; Stewart horse clipper;
ging ropes 2 sets; iron kettle, black-
mich outfit, blacksmith coal, copper
kettle, wheelbarrow, logging chain,
fo; ks, shovels, scoop shovel, quantity
of turnips, 2 sets heavy harness, set
Et;:•, 1,•lt•' harness; 6 horse collars, horse
blankets, 2 barrels and numerous
o,. ,er articles,
Household Effects —Glass Cup-
board; bureau; couch, rocking chair,
6 kitchen chair., high chair, cradle,
table, small table.
Potatoes — A quantity 01 seed
potatoes, also early seed potatoes.
No reserve, as the Proprietor is
giving up farming.
TERMS ---CASH
.Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
Win. S. Johnston, Clerk.
Nicholas Foster, Hay, Props.
AUCTION SALE
Mr. Harald Jackson has been in-
structed to sell by public auction on
Lot 15, Parr Linc,, Stanley Township,
one mile south of Varna; on
. THURSDAY, MARCH 29th, I945.
At 12.80 sharp, the following;
Horses — Black mare, 8 years old;
bay mare, 6 years old; Che•stnnut
colt, rasia,g 8 (broke).
Pure Bred Cattle ---- Electors En -
Mgr, -266(168-, male. red 2 years old;
Dun at.on Lavinia 4th -28.523-, fe-
male, dark roan, 7 ;treat:, old, due to
.when in —April.; Crimson Dawn
-29400-, female., r•o:an. 6 years old,
soli at foot; Morning Flower -296557
~t'rniitlo, soon, 6 years oTd, due to
.'i're „a in April; (rinleon Marigold
to freshen in November; red cow 4
yearns old due to freshen November
15th; Grey 'cow 4 years old milking;
Red heifer due to freshen m April;
Heifer rising 2 years; 9 steers (800-
1000 lbs); 6 heifers (800-900 lbs);
6 yearling steers; ,1 yearling heifer;
1 baby beef; 3 calves. (Herd T. B.
tested and negative to hloocl test.'
Pigs — S pigs (140 lbs.); 1 young
sow, due April S26th.
Sheep — 1 Leicester ram 2 ,yews
'old; 5 Leicester ewes.
Implements — McCormick Deering
binder 7 -ft. cut; side delivery rake in
goo.d condition; McCormick Deering
mower 5sft. cut; hay rake; lance rol-
ler; McCormick Deering bean scuff -
ler and harvester (new) ; 2 sets dia-
mond harrows, 3 and 4 section; two -
furrow plow; potato plow; Farrnall
(A) Tractor with pulley (new) ;
scuffler and pulley attachment for
tractor; McCormick Deering 2 -furr-
ow tractor plow (new) ; 1 set spring
tooth drag harrows; 1 new rubber
tired wagon (good tires, 4 -wheel
brakes; hay rack; steel tire wagon;
1 -horse scuffler; set sleighs (new) ;
buggy; cutter; De Laval cream sep-
arator No. 12; fanning iraill; sling
ropes; hay fork, rope and pulleys; 1
stock loader; quantity of plank; 100
bushels cull beans (clean) ; 1 bean
cooker (wood) ; 1 electric stove, good
working order; 1 good colony house,
10x12; eoal brooder stove (new); 1
root pulper; set double harness; 3
collars; 15 bushels seed beans, •1
windmill and pump (new head) ; 1
steel gasoline drum and pump; in -
silage; turnips; apples; and other ar-
ticles too numerous to mention.
TERM S—CASH
Everything to be sold as Proprietor
has given up farming and is engaged
in beekeeping, the farm being rented.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
John Ostrom, Proprietor.
Thursday, March 22ind, 194
vtonograph with records, Targe wa. •
stand, sink, ,cistern pump, lawn mow,.
er; Hydro oven, hoes, rake, quantity;
of sealers,2 wash Was, crocks, 2
gallon croks; washing machine with
zinger, cellar table, congoleum rug
9x21 new; room 7x
O new; oillamp
,
room linoleum 112x14, linoleum 2 yds
Alladin lamp; small kitchen table,
by 4, 1 pc. 4x1 1-2 yds; table radio•',
pots, pails;; pans, large mail box, hand
saw, half -horse motor, new axe, 6-,
octave organ, 10 bags of certified
early potatoes, and numerous other
articles.
Terms of .Chattles and Household Ef-
fects,
ffects, Cash, Ileal Estate 10 p.c. on
day of sale, balance in 30 days.. Sold
subject to a reserved bid,
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer,
Addison Tiernan, Clerk:
Mrs. Martha Baker, Proprietress.
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you get Guaranteed Indian Lubrication, using 7 kinds
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how Trained Attendants Grease Cars
Expert Repairing
We use the KING AN ALYSER to prope1ly Tune Up your Motor.
CLEAR GAS FOR YOUR LAMPS AND. STOVES at 25c. Gallen
Batteries, Accessories, Goodyear Tires
Clean and Tidy Rest Rooms. Zurich's Finest and Most Up-to-date
Garage and Service Station.
Drive in and let us service and "Pep Up" your Car for
the Colder Weather and Heavier Roads
HOWARD KLOPP, LESSEE
C. Fritz & Son Used Car Lot in Connection
At Klopp's
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AUCTION SALE.
OF FARMS, FARM STOCK
AND IMPLEMENTS, On Lot
10, South Boundary, Hay Township,
21tt miles east of Dashwood, on Fri-
day, March 23rd, at 1 o'clock, sharp.
REAL ESTATE — 100 acres,
more or less, has brick house with
kitchen with cellar, furnace and bath
room, running water all over barn
and house, frame kitchen, woodshed,
plenty of soft and hard water, has
plum, cherry trees dein .other, fruits. .
Bank barn 44x66, 14.H. straiwshed
80x40 on wall, garage, 2 driving
sheds, 20x30 and 1.9x80; 12 acres of
good hardwood bush; fl acres of fall
wheat, 60 .acres of fail plowing done .
and balance seeded down; also 'half ..-
horse gasoline engine to pump water.
Other 100 acres, more or fess, all
in pasture, .being .lot 8, Con. 8, half
mile north of Highway, has wind-
mill oe t•.arin, never failing well.
TERMS of Real Estate -10% .on
day of Sale and balance in 30 days.
sold, subject to a reserved bid.
Joseph. Wildfong, Proprietor, of
Farm,
Horses ---•1 Grey Percheron rising 6
years; Grey mare rising '1 years; grey
horse rising 14 yrs, old; black horse
(ris;ng 3 years old.
PARENTS: Through the mail, shortly after
March 22nd, all families will receive a Family
Allowances Registration Form. Fill in this form
as soon as it is received and mail it back in the
envelope in which it came. Please do this promptly
—it is in the interests of your children.
The form you will receive is very simple. There are
only seven questions and only a few minutes need
be required to complete the form, but be sure to
answer every question.
Family Allowances are being provided to assist
parents in the raising of their children. This
monthly allowance is to be used for health protec-
tion, for doctors, dentists and nurses; to provide
better food, adequate clothing and
shelter, and to help equalize oppor-
tunities for all children.
INCOME TAX: No one will benefit from both,
Family Allowances and a full income tax deduction.
for their children. Parents have the choice of
applying for their Family Allowances or not claim.
ing the allowance and claiming the full deduction for
their children under Income Tax. If they claim the -
Family Allowance, the amount of deduction from tax
allowed for children under the Income War Tax Act
will be reduced by the amount of any Family Allow-
ance received. Anyone who is uncertain whether or
not he or she will benefit from Family Allowances
more than from Tax Deduction should register
for the Family Allowance and in this way be
on the safe side. Incomes may change during the
course of a year. '
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