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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1945-03-22, Page 5ZURICH, ONTARIO ZURICH HERALD Thursday, March 22,nd •'194 5 , FOR QUICK SALE A Briggs Station gas engine for 'Washing xnaehine or Belt work, also a used ,separator in ,good condition. .Apply to Reuben Gingerich, .. phone 94x^22. FOR QUICK SALE A quantity of potatoyy',,a for Henry Brawn, Phone 19`1.00.. Mr. and Mrs. Gid. Koehler were Sunday visitors ,at Bayfield. Miss Ethel Williams, and Calvin Williams were visitors at London last week. Mins J:',altxicia O'Dwyer, nurse-in- traimng at St,-oseph's Hospital, Lon don was a week -end visitor at her home here. sale. , Mr. and Mrs, Leroy •O'Brien and sons, and Mrs. Wm. Holtman visited with the latter's sons, Mr. and i\±r:s. Clarence and Mr. Clayton Hoffman. at Gait FOR SALE A hand washing machine in good condition, nearly new, also a quant- ity of fresh lard.—Earl Gingerich, Phone 22-96. DEKALB HYBRID SEED CORN Orders for this Seed taken now. Will be at Zurich on. Saturdays to receive same.—Ted. Munn, Box 275 ;ll!Iensall, Ont. CHICKS FOR SALE Strong, healthy S. C. White i,eghorns from a flock headed by PEDIGREED R. 0. P. males. At prevailing prices. Our incubator capacity is limited, so we suggest that to avoid disappoint- ment you order early. Twinmaples Poultry Farm. B. J. IClopp, Prop. VETERINARIAN Or. W. B. CO XON, B.V, S. VETERINARY SURGEN S<reet, kce with Residence, Main Opposite Drug StoreZurich Phone -96. BUTCHERS' Zurich' Popular MEAT MARKET Let Us supply you with 'the very Choice of Fresh and Cur- Meats, ur-M+ats, Bologa gas, Sausages, Ect., always on hand. Kept i esh in Electric Refrigeration Highest Cash Prices tor .Wool, Elides and Skins a Yungblut & Son PRODUCE Far ! Produce WANT Dr, and Mrs. H. H. Cowen and family of Exeter, Mr. .and Mrs. H. Kellerman and child of Dashwood. were ,Sunday= Visitors at the home of Mr. C.harlc h Fritz. Dr Archie MacKinnon and Hugh MacKinnon spent the week -end with t. Archie is stationed in Toronto with the Cannaught I.,aborxrtories and Hugh has just returned form a three month'- course in Bnooklyn, N. Y. Ag,.lr it's.a week we find ourselves very much con (ted with space for the mem i c. - fin9• news items. i;eesides the he v volume of national •adverti inz 1.7e 1r r seven auctiQn sales, and our little paper is not large enough to ,.''1 11 the interesting it- ems we have on hand. heir math r iVtrs. M. MacKinnon Have your Eggs Graded scien- kifncally on our approved grad- ing Machine which gives the producer every advantage. Also Cream and Poultry. Wm. O'Brien ?hone 101, Res. 94, Zurich Zul'ich Cie melt SEED FOR SALE Galore Barley, smooth awn. One of the highest recommended, at. the 0, Oats. and Early Alaska ats. A. B. 13e11, RR. 2eKippen; ,ippen; 'Phone 93 r 2, Hensel', LOST Identification bracelet with let. Hussar crest and Alice on. Finder please. leave at Herald Offiee (keep- sake.) HENSALL THREE -ACT COMEDY, "Damsels in •Distress." by Dashwood E.Y.F., Tuesday, March 27th. 8.30 p,m. in HENSALL TOWN. HALL Directed ,by Mrs. H. Taylor.Admis- sion 35c and 20c. Sponsored by the Wohelo Class of United 'Church. Suffers Painful Burns Mrs. George R. Hess, prominent With Best Qualitypre-war Hensel' resident, suffered painful turn, to her right arm when a gaso- line stove she was lighting burst ,into Leather. Good Workmanship flames. Mrs. Hess took the burning stove outside and was badly burned -Lowest Prices in the process. She was attended by Dr. P. J. O'Dwyer of Zurich. AUCTION SALE 0•2 Farxrx •Stock and other Effects, on Cold Weather footwear • • 1 1 R.UBBERS, GALOSHES I Boots or Lumbermen. w Up -to -the Minute DRESS SHOES for Ladies and Gents. School and Sunday Schoes . for Children SHOES REPAIRED Lot "fi Con. 12, Hay Township, 1M. mile west and 1 1-4 mile north of Zurich; or 1 1-4 mile south of Blake -- On TUESDAY, MARCH 27th, 1945 Mrs. Gordo.) o . e, well-known resi- Commencing at 1.30 o'clock, sharp dent of the T Tune, suffered a bad Horses — 1 'General Purpose mare fall Saturda, 'set, following a trip to 9 years old. Herrsall, where .,flet had been shop- Cattle - Blue roan cow due on ping. Mrs. Trove, in stepping out of , May lst; grey Durham cow fresh her car at her home mes ad and fell with calf at foot; Jersey tow fresh; ED. J. DAT .'h '' s s 6 1 1 1 izt 7• RELIABLE FOOT -WC AR and TRUNKS AND SUITCAS' 'i AUCTION SALE Of Tractors, Combines and Farm Implements on Lot 4, Concession 1, London Road, 1 mile north of Kippen on some ice She was taken to Clix1- Herford cow dueJune 3rd; 2 Hol- in Stanley 'Township, on ton Hospital les unl:, lance where X- stein cows fresh with calf at foot; days revealed a fractured leg. She i;, Durham heifer with . calf atfoot; the former Maude Stelck. Durham heifer due June 1st; Dur - Thee Zurich Lions held their sir- ham heifer bred; blue roan cow paler meeting )Monday es e clue in June; Durham baby beef; g' v g roan steer rising 2 years; 2 Durham the Dominion House. L'ons Albert heifersrising 1 year old. L.raquar, H Hubert Jones, Gordon Pigs orkshire sow with fitter at Cooke and Dr. H. H.• Cowen of Ese- foot. ter were gue is .from Exeter. An Other Items Iron' kettle, large executive after meeting was held in ,.olrpex kettle, glass cupboard, 100- 60 Combines on .rubber with quick the town hall where •arrang?.men.' feet of galvanized piping; washing adjustable speed with recleaneis; 1 were made fo the big Charter Night i,,e with new rimer, and other 6 -ft. windrower; 1 3 -furrow general bottom International plow on rubber; 1 2 -furrow ace bottom International plow on rubber; 1 34 -plate Bisset disc heavy duty; 1 32-Bissel disc with weight boxes; 1110 -ft. stiff tooth In- ternational cultivator; 1 3 -section Allis Chalmers spring tooth harrows, 1 Murry Bissel plow packer with 3 furrow (plow; 1 7 -ft. International binder, .practically new; 1 11 -disc International fertilizer drill with grass seeder attachment; t Massey - Harris 15 -.disc drill with tractor hitch; 1 5 -ft. International mower, nearly new with clover buncher and t steel clover table; 1 International hay loader, new style; 1 International. side delivery rig, new style; 1 Massey - Harris hay tedder, nearly new; 1 4 section heavy harrows; 1 4esection light harrows; 1 Massey Harris -low down manure spreader; 1 Internat- ionalbean scuffler, new style with discs; 11 international rubber tire wagon nearly new; 1 1G ft. flat hay rack and sliding rack; 1 10 -ft. steel hay sake; 2 walking plows; r. fann- ing mill with pulley and bagger; 1 extension ladder; 1 brooder stove; 1 full enamel kitchen stove, nearly new; 1 3 -burner coal oil stove; .1 hand washing machine, a quantity of bee boxes, sap pan, dresser and stand 1 kitchen table and a number of dhairs; team harness, and other 'ar- ticles too numerous to mention. Absolutely no reserve as the Prop- rietor is giving up farming, Terms of Sale—Cash Arthur Weber, Auctioneer,R,, R. 1Dashwood, Hyde Bros., Proprietors,' Hensel', Phone O P. L. McNaughton, Clerk. THURSDAY, APRIL 5th, 1945. At 1.30 sharp, the following; I Allis Chalmers W.C. Tractor,with lights and starter on rubber; 1 Allis Chalmers 'C. Tractor, with lights and starter on rubber; I, Allis Chal- mers bean and corn seuffler for C - tractor; 1 Allis Chalmers bean puller °' for C. tractor; 2 Allis Chalmers No. to he hell it. Llai Lutheran C'11.1r(0,1 articles too numerous to mention. shed, on a; did, ti' hen gore; 30t' No reserve, as the Proprietor is people will intake of the '::anquet. r.•i'-ino' up farming. The !Pay entitled ":,;aura's BabyTERMS—CASH:' rthur Weber,Auctioneer.- Boy pit Cil in tit( t. Peter's Parish ("h'i Gar"cho,lProprie`tor. Hall, 1''ieui;