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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1945-10-04, Page 4Implements, Etc, .Mower 6 -ft. ,ALE cut; Fordson traetor in good working AUCTION Other Effects, at condition; Oliv1-horse rhoa etO) low; one Of Cow and 0th Highway ing plow; 3 sue Water Hig f x tractor; .1 , one 'St. Joseph, On,SATURDAY, .00TOBE'R Gall At 1 X30 o"c'l'o'c'k," llaader- At41.3D o'clock, pan. Bed with springs and mattress, day bed with mattress,* gas iron, glass tumblere, clipboard., milk pail, Viking cream serarator, still. guaranteed for four years, new; Daisy churn almost new; 4 -wheel trailer, 1 -horse scuffles, buggy tongue with doubletrees, buggy shaft and buggy wheels, grindstone, 2 small 'sleighs, `2 cow chains, lawn mower, 1 cow, due Novesber 14th, 5 year, old, and still milking, and numerous other articles. TERMS—CASH Arthur Weber, Auctioneer Len.. Sarares, .Clerk. Mrs. Morris Denonlnle, Proprietress. AUCTION SALE new; double disc •o, disc, 10 -ft. steel rake, 3 -section har- rows, Renfrew cream p ta, tor wag- on, power attachments,tsel inew coal brooderg on, bean stuffier, stove, colonbhhou 30-,gallon x quantity ofg ,ba3L l,baue box, Portland cutter, gas p wheelbarrow, stone boat, ws ei 12 tof trailere, 1200-1b. scales; set ns of clover hay, 2 incubators, harness, chimes, shovel,,forks, mail box, sap pan and pil fencer, scythe, etc:'. Household Effects -Steel bedstead,ca o with springs; wooden bed, en- ameled Raymond sewing machine, kitchen stove like new, ward- robe, and other articles too numer- ous to mention.. TERMS -CASH ZURICH )RICH ,A.LD AUCTION SALE bushels •of 'Erben oats; 500 bushels of mixed grain; quarter ton of oil Of Farm Stock, Implements, and cakm household effects, on Lot 22,• North Ba 40 tons of mixed hay. Bou si I m 1 laments --- International H. r Boundary, Stephen Township, �- • n p mile east of Dashwood, an tractor one year e r old, 2-farrow a Inter FRIDAY, ,O'•OTOIBER 11th, national plow Tnew, bothh if binder 7 - Horses 1. o'clock p.m, sharp iously sold; iorses — i1 bay !Clyde horse 11 ft. cut purchased in 7.940 ; M, -H. H Clyde horse 10 mower 6 -ft. cut; 1VIaCormick 11 -hoe years old; 1 bay fertilizer drill practiea?ly new; stiff- year old; 1 bay Clyde horse 6 gears clef.tooth International cultivator; Inter - Cattle — 'Roan eow die en Nov; national manure spreader bought in due in Nov; reel cow dile 1939; Inter. side delivery rake bt• inred heifer ; lack cow due in Jan; in 1940; Cockshutt 4 -row bean and B n cow e beat seuflea, 3 -drum steel roller; Roan cow due in Jan; roan cow due walking plow; Oliver bean scuffler inroan March; roan heifer due in Jan; due in Feb; white cow and puller combined out -throw disc; heiferwhite heifer M. -H. hay loader, 10 -ft. steet hay in calf whiteiheifer supposed osed to be in rake; cutter, cream separator Ren- fxef;red scae frew, Wagon, • quantity of planks; stil ilk heifergnin calf; black God' 116 -ft. flat hay rack, also 1 -man load- sti11 milking in ,calf red caw etas in Jlan; dark 'roan bull 2 yrs. old, bred e,r electric fencer, bob sleighs, fan - by Roy F. Pepper, SeaforbFh, resi st- ring mill, 1200-1b. ea,p• scales; wheel ered; 3 baby beef steers; 2, baby barrow; 'Coleman lantern, extension house beef steers; 2 baby beef heifers; 2 ladder, small ladders, truck,e 8x12 -ft; 1 -horse stuffier; bag drnk, small calves. All cattle are month block and tackle, logging foal Bongs Disease 'wr ithin one month vacinated eveners, neckyokes, forks, shovels, of sale, and alsPuieebred a Registered spades, hoes, grass seeder, cross -cut HOGS work bench, mangels, feed hop- theYork�lnire sow, both sire and dam of saw, oil burning sow are qualified in Advanced Re- pQ1, steel pig though', hare - Yorkshire sow is in pig; 2 pure 'lire(' brooder stove; 4 -section drag g ' ow; , fire extinguisher, set heavy •brit- nsows due , farrow dough-harness brese ter 7th h 'December, sired by heavy arness,'n single harness, ted; set of tens of the above sow and si plow2 horse blankets, a boar, also qualified in Advanced 5 horse collars,C 1 bed room Registry; 'York sow with litter at rain bags, twine bage, foot; 11 stocker pigs .2 months old; suite, and numerous other articles. 5 stocker pigs weighing about 150 No reserve, as the proprietor has lbs. each.sold his farm. Hens — 20 New Hampshire cross TERMS --CASH with Leghorn pullets. Arthur Weber, Auctioneer. Grain — 175 bushels of fall wheat Addison Tiernan, Ciork Verna Birk, i from overseas last week -end. 100 bush. 'Galore barley ,suitable for ivlr. Leonard Birk, Proprietors. seed; Ajax oats 500 •bushels;,, 500 Of Farm Stock, Implements Con.an Household,BvTownship, °n Lot 1 i miles , north 11, Hay of Zurich, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16th. At 1 o'clock, p.m. the following: HORSES -1 Bay Percheron team 5 and - years old; 1 Bay Percheron Percheron Arthur Weber, Auctioneer. Fred Watson, Clerk. Keith Westlake, Proprietor. AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock, Implements and household effect an Lot e�1 5e and Ind 5 Hav, mare . 1 iJ mile south of Zurich, on mare 43 years old; 1 baSorrei Con. mare 3 pears old; i Sorrel 4C;TOBEI2, i7,th Suffolk Punch 2 years old; WEDNESDAY, gelding Suffolk Punch 1 year old. o'clock p.m. sharp Cattle -1 Holstein Cow 4 years old At 1.black Percheron Tierce, due December 7th; 1 Holstein cow 8, Horses black Perch - years old due yrs. olds u26tah. l l black Percheron mare; Holstein cow :3 yrs. due Janu- j eros mare. part Holstein firesh; ry 20th; Holstein cow 5 yrs. old due Cattle —'Cow p registration, dun. ,?2nd• Holstein cow 5 yrs.old' Jersey cow eligible for 1e loan cow due Feb. 4th, Holstein cow 5 yrs. old i fresh, white farrow cow, roan steerow due 'Feb. 16th; .Holstein 4 ifyre' fresh; roan heifer in calf;2 dueoid Mdua Feb. 24th; Holsteinnheifer ising 2 yrs; roan heifer rising 2 Barin ; Holstein cin cow 4o cow Sold l years; part Jersey heifer rising and milking; Hoistein bull 4 old; i years; baby beef; Herford heifer; Hol-Ispringcalf, 4 steers spring calves; milking; Holstein 1 yr. Holstein heifer 4 month: old; veil lf. ,_ Yorkshire stein heifero2 months old; Holstein I ' Other Live Stock s 2 Yl months steer 3 months. l sow bred; 6 York pigs lambs; old; 7 Leicester ewes; 3 spring All these cattle have been tested � horn yearling hens• i forthe B. and Abortion and stood 6 dozen 'Leg He tests 100 "c 7 Grain — 500 bushels of mixed , :ow in pig; ! i grain; a quantity of oats. uantit� HOGS—Yorkshire pigs 21,5 months old. Deering stocker pigs � Implements — Deering binder 6 - Implements— tons McCormickof mixed haD ' ft. cut in good conddition 11 -int Implement,— icyDeering . mower 6 -ft. cut; binder 7 -ft. cut g mowercally new; Duct fertilizer drill; M. -H. 13 -tooth spring Cormick Deering 6 -ft. cut , tooth cultivator new; 12 -ft. M. -H• 'lake, M. -H. hay loader, M. -H. 2 -drum new;g VlcCormlek Deering; 1 new, with' �1 l H. beam s- 2-er r m Crass seeder attachment new, plc- ' steel .roller; Cormick new; McCormick hay loader gracile puller combined; M. -H. 1 -horse scuf- deliveryth :i-IcGorinick Deering; side p 2 3 -section harrows, beam lly tier new, cutter, rake; 4g spring harrows; catty- for 5 -section harrows, buggy, ator nearlyCormick new;re1 - g double tractor disc, Cockshutt walk mitDeer self feeders; I�IcCor- ing• plow new, Cockshutt riding plow, mick Deering, bean seuf ler; Me- , Allis -Chaloner Model C. tractor on mock Cormick Dre;' 1 -horse scuffler,gpo14-. steel nearly new; Oliver 2 furrow platedi I; M -Hg walking plow, plow, cutter, root pulper, wheelbar- ridin disc; plow; grain ouster packer; Met I row, low down wagon, 2 extra whe- ion lg grinder Internet-., els, •16 -ft fiat hay rack with 1 -man hand � wagon box, stock rack, 4 - wagon large turnip seeder; loader, r on horse flipper ; low down steel 1 wheel trailer with stock rack and4 new; form acw down waa k;1new tires, fanning mill, sling x- 1200. flat -hay rack; sliding rack. , tension ladder, 1200-1b. scale, scat lb. capacity scale; 2404b. cap., ropes, large quantity of twine sacks scale; Ciintsn fanning mill, large i and grain bags, 4 chop boxes, scald - hay fork; bob sleighs, cutter, bag' ing barrel, steel drum, pr. bob sleighs truck, paved box, quantity of hars, grain grinder Beatty, 10 -in. plates; chains, shovels, spades, 2 logging number of belts, 'bag truck, forks, vice; largeekcooke dig set . of Leavy shovels, •hoes, eilo fork, eveners, neckyokes, Q,1,ade, =+15Rgin' chats, , vice; cooker, e :sets of heavy grass seeder, fence °stretcher, elesfzic harness, single l uslio h ' horse col -'fencer, 2 new noise blankets, crow - tars, and nod Effects other Mticorrrock I crow - Deering ng Se Effects 00 M i bars, steel sledge, cross -cut saw, bunk Deering Separator 500 lb. capacity; saw, quantity of lumber, reaches, bs new; Daisy churn, Kitchen extension cedar posts, some barb wire, 20 rods 1 table with 5 leafs, extension tabside- ble harness, 6 horse collar.;, set single leafs; 6 dining room chairs, harness, extra hames and tugs. board, :glass cupboard, kitchen cat Household Effects — 2 wooden lien, dresser, i2 beds, springs and mat-; tubs 2 gale. tubs, 30 -gal. barrel full tress, cabinet phonograph, x stov, ; of good cider vinegar; 2 oak cider gas lamp, 2 small lamps, box stove barrels, Daisy churn, Renfrew cream new, large milk cans.. I separator, butter bowl, cellar cup - No reserve, as the proprietor nes I board, 10 gal. •crock, 1 -gallon crocks, iron pots spiders; roasting pan, 1 - !CLEARINGSALE AUCTION Of Farin Stock and Implements - In na, the Village of V' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19th At 1,30 p.m, Percheron Horses -- Dapple grey wagon horse, 8 years old; Black Per - aileron mare 13 years old, Cattle --- Red Durham cow 9 yrs- old to freshen in June; ,grey .'D nil';. cow 7 years ,old to freshen in Ani a black cow 6 yrs. old to. freshen month; 3 calves; 3 Leicester terbinder ewes. Implements -- Deering mower cut good condition; Oli- ver5 -ft. eut; Deering 13 -disc drilll01i bean puller and ,stuffier; Massey vel ake, Harris side Take; Deering dump r spring tooth cultivator; .out -throw disc, 3 -section • harrows have • new teeth, walking plow, • gang plow, set sloop sleighs with ,bunks, wagon, box, foot flat rack nearly new, 'g" light wagon, horse scuffler, rubber tired buggy, democrat, set backhand harness, new bridles, 2 collars, Ren- frew 'cream separator, churn, sap pan, 75 ibuekets and spiles, neck - yokes, forks, shove's, double trees, Lumber, bags, chains and numerous other articles. • • The farm consists of 53 acres, ad- joining the Village of Varna. TEiRM+S--•-'CASH H•areld Jackson, Auetioneer. Alfred Ings, Proprietor. «r uze a 4T, (Jc tell, 1945. ATTENTION HorseDealers WE AIR.E THE ]MART ,ET Tilt• BUY OLD LIVE HORSES. Write for Prices. WILLIAM STONE SONS, LTD.. ING7E',RSOLL, ONTARIO Mrs.B. 3• Murdock of Brucefreld has been appointed .organist and choir master. of Brucefield United church - Measles' Delays School Hensel], Continuation School wael to have opened Monday last but the pupils enjoyed another week of holie days owing to measles and so ;nice • school opened on, Monday,:Sept. 174 Left for London . Dr. D. G. and Mrs. Steer and da a u, titer Patricia have left for Lou* r reside don, 'where they will take up enee. Mrs. Steer was honored at ai presentation at the hm -with of M . B h McLaren, and presented es hampler, stool, and wall plaquee., The honor going to Miss Gladys Lue. ker. Progressive euchre was feature ed during the evening and lunelfa. was served. HENSALL Sgt. H. J. Stokes, Mrs. Stokes and Sharon Marie of London spent Tues- day with Mrs. Wilson Carlile and family ,Sgt. Stokes returned home sold his farm. TERMS—CASH Arthur Weber, Auctioneer. R. F. Stade, Clerk. . Moses Gerber, iProprietor. AUCTION SALE II t 'retie pots, p > trussels, broom, bed springs, mattrese, Of .Farm Stock, Implements and; pillows, feather bed, spinning wheel, Household Effects, at Lot L4, Con-; ; bedsteads, f se, bh' nlcd cage, 2 made cession 12, Stanley Township car - miles sof rt f sine, on End I good raet nge stoves, sideboards, 2 Philco of Bronson line, on o 22. THURSDAY, OCTOBE lla 8th. battery atte ybra radio, gin, rifle new, 0tga gage At 1. o'clock p.m. Horses --1 bay horse, 1 grey mare.. wood box, 4 kitchen chairs, exten- Cattle — roan cow in calf, still Bion table with 5 leafs, 6 diningroom milking; 1 sed cow in calf still milk- chairs,d2sir iron lestotand, hovel ing;; 1 Herford cow still milking, red cow to freshen May 1st, 1 helf- 600 us chick r article as iron, and Os he numer- el• rising 2 years, 1 heifer rising years old; 1 steer rising 1 year old, proprietor has TERMS—CASH d his arm 1 heifer rising 1 year old; 2 spring i Arthur Weber, Auctioneer. calves. air' Earl E. Weido, Clerk Poultry -30 yearling bens, a p Henry Brown, Proprietor. of geese. * ,:e"Pr** ***Ti'+s.�.e*s,o.*.*04, , **4640***e'.***********44.6.44 • gallon ice cream freezer, wardrobe large, flour can, lard can, tea kettle, stove pipes and elbows, storm wm- dows, doors, screen doors, onionp crates, onion, t , ails, an. O NOTICE • s WE HAVE pEC' NTLY APPOINTED MR. JOHN INGItAM • 9 OF HENSALL, AS CO-OPERATIVE SHIPPER FOR HEN- * • • SALL AND ZURICH DISTRICT. ANYONE INTERESTED • • IN SHIPPING CATTLE, CALVES OR SHEEP FROM THEN- • • SALL BY RAIL PLASE CALL HENSALL 83-43 AND AR- * aRANGE TO HAVE A TRUCK CALL FOR IT. P SHIPMENT OF BINDER TWINE HAS ARRIVED. • •i 0 a A * Huron Farmers' Co -Operative a IENSALL, Phbne 115. R. S. COOPER, MANAGER *et 5.tr*ee'siese******a►*e►'s.ie..e. se,eseae.leeso•. .6.- 1..++4,1-4,4.10++++++++++++4:4•4-++ e+++4.4.4. +4-44+++++ ++ ++33°4 - .44 ,n i . . arrp offtnali, f urafat ionic 1 x Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance of Sick and Injured. Licensed Ernbaltn.er and . 4. + 4.Funeral Director. 4.1 MEMBER OF THE ONTARIO FUNERAL . ASSOCL TION a, 4a,. DAY 'OR NIGHT TELEPHONIC No. 70 . 4.Dash 'wooed .:. On aria a. fireet ;... ,;,+.g'";..F•l.,l+.l.'a`•I"Ietotelet.+4.4, 4,14.44+44+44 44 I. •+i°,I„g'.I•,l4,t.•," 4 FAN , A�, u`Ite Fi G h sIfF1 E h ; : ve been using On and after October 1, 1945,gasoline will no longer be marked for speciall 1• uses.il Marking of gasoline for specialhheder te lurisdiction t x exernptionf purclOse �' Controller for Canada having been discontinued, permit system is thereby ended. Farmers, fishermen, guides and tourist outfitters will be entitled to claim °�� refund of the Provincial Gasoline ls applicable.bsrirttedere othe Gasoline Claims, accompanied Tax Branch, by receipted invoices, mus Department of Highways, Parliament Buildings, Toronto within six months from date of payment of invoices. 4. A simplified method of assuring prompt payment of refunds, eliminating affidavits for each claim, has been worked out. As there is no rationing of gasoline in Canada, marked gasoline, under the jurisdiction of the Oil Controller for Canada, has been eliminated, thereby ending the tax exemption purchase permit system. To meet the desire of everyone to be relieved of wartime restrictions, the Provincial Government has developed a new system as free front controls and difficulties as possible. A simplified refund form has been prepared which eliminates the necessity of an affidavit being taken for each refund claim. This form may be obtained ori application to the Gasoline Tax Branch, Department of Highways; Toronto, Ontario. • s The ending of marked gasoline sale removes difficulties made necessary by this wartime control. is Complaints were made that marrked gasoline was detrimental to the equipment in which it was being used. is Records and reports necessary under the marked gasoline system will no longer be required, s Extra storage facilities will be unnecessary for the separate econixmteestorage of graded and marked gasoline with consequent, saving TAX BRANCH Department of Highways, Province of Ontario J. H. ROBINSON Chief inspector Gasoline Tax GEO. 8. DOUCET'I Minister of Highways +.j i'(ud;' a".W.. r. la 5j,5^i4,G�. p' r4�WI rx