Zurich Herald, 1928-03-01, Page 4,7
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and I'll knock dollars off your tire bills"
VET a day every week -preferably any one but
Saturday or Sunday -and let me look over
your tires. It'll mean dollars off your tire bill.
Maybe they need more air. Two or three pounds
under pressure will take miles off the life of a tires
Maybe there's a nail or a flint just waiting to work
through and make trouble. Maybe they're O.K,
and you can drive away in comfort.
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extra mileage they might get and the =my they
might save.
DOMMO1 TRE DEPOT
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IMPLEMENTS, ETC, --
7 -ft, binder, 6 -ft. M; H. mowers1.4
plate M, -H, disc, 111„-1.3, manure a T^
reader, M, -H, fertilizer drill 11 disc,.
seed drill 13 disc; M,-11, side del-
ivery rake and tedder combined,
M. -H, hay rake 12 ft, Oliver riding,
plow, 'M, -E, etultivatol, steel rol-
ler; No. 8 double scuffler, hand
sc•uffier, 4 section diamond har
d
row, 2 walking plows, Verity an
r �,tf for estab. on credit- amounts,
pereival; Ile" wagon 2;;4 ,n' tire, Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
Steel, wheel tuerr., 4 -in, tire, top R, F, Stade, Clerk
buggy, bob sleigh, saw -log bunks, Wrc, J. Blackwell,, Administrator.
cutter, Clinton fanning milt with .Q
bagger, almost new; 2000 lb Beale
Gurneys; bang truck, 'wagon box, 10
ft, hay rack, stock met., gravel box
2 feed boxes; Conner gasoline en-
gine, 4-h., p.; cutting box, 25 -ft.
6 -in. rubber belt, Conner buzz saw,
60 feet line shafting ',1•4 -in; dozer
anchor .posts ,fence posts, wheel-
barrow, 2 logging chains, ' banding
chain, extension ladder', 80 -tap pails.
and spiles, sap pan,. Anger fettle,
6 apple barrels new, 2 grindstone8
emery stone, 2 scythes, 5' hoes,
good work bench with 2 screws,
:e -cut taW, axe, copper kettle, 8
sett double harness, oak tan don-
hle Harness ;sett single harness, pr.
JScotch collars, 6 collars, horsehide
robe nearly new, good Skill roll,
horse blankets, wool, Veir.ket,string
bells, pr. heavy bells, 3 doubletrees
3 and 4 horse eveneraaforks,scoop
shovel ;spades, 3 neclyokes} seal-
ding trough, pr. trusels, gas drum
wagon jack.
GRAIN - 150 bushels mixed
'grain; 300 bushels Banner 'seed
oats; quantity of hay.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - 2
beds with springs and mattresses,
child's bed, cradle, cupboard, 2
tables, rocking chair, kitchen stove
flour chest, Peninsular range, 2 doz.
half -gal, sea:er's, canned pickles and
beans, quantity of seed potatoes,
early and late; about 25 bush pot-
atoes for table use; 1000 Ne - 7
slop brick, milk pails;• onion seed-
er, 2 benehes, melts; wine kegs,
pork barrel, ..cider barrel, lard
cans, lamps, hanging lalnp,wash-
ing machine, wringer, DeLaval
separator ,churn lanterns and num-
erous other articles. . • •
Everything must be •sold as the
farm is sold. Cattle are. of high
class Shorthorns; Implements all
in good shave, some nearly new.
TERMS -Hay, grain, potatoes
and all sums of $10 'and under cash.
staxada, kitchen table, tub,• croaks,
sealers, some dishes, syrup pan,
1,4ts, pails, washing rua.chine and
wring0r, adld numerous other art
toren, t
TERMS -Beal Estate- 20%r on
day bf Sale, balance in 30 d-
without interest, Other
a10, and and under .cash „,vim„ filial
amount 8 mo ---‘'i ns' credit on ap
provedr• joint notes. 4% straight
AUCTION SALE
Of Varna Stock i.faxLplem;en: J
and Irousehold kffee&s
On N32 Lot 19, L. R. E, Manley Tp.
14 mile north of Drysdale, On
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14th, 1929
Commencing at 1.00 o'clock Sharp
LIVE STOCK - Horses -1 bay
horse rising 10 yrs; 1 aged mare;
1 aged aware, Cattle -R(244 Cow
dile in July; Roan cow due Lir I
August; White heifer bred ion
Jan. llth; Grey heifer rising lyra;
heifer rising 1 yr; steer rising 1 yr.
fall calf; year old Collie dog.
Hogs -Brood sow with litter at
foot; 4 stocker pigs weighing a-
bout ri5 lbs. each. About 100
hens mostly all pullets,
IMPLEMENTS - 51,-H, binder
6-11. cut, MI. -H. mower 5 -ft, eut,
M -i3. Spring tooth cultivator,
new 10-11. steel rake, 3 -section har-
row, walking plow, gang plow,
wagon, wagon box, 16 -ft. hay rack,
bob sleighs, Clinton fanning mill,
2,000-1b. scale, 30 -ft, ladder, bu egy-
Portland cutter, light wagons ce91r=
ring box, root pulper, wieeseiseesow
grindstone, app_e pew:ler, ladder, a
quantity of gra;u bags,horse se-
ufler, 3 p'.tri forks, 6prong fork,
scooP f:aovel, shovels, hoes, log-
gi:,g• chains, brass mounted harn-
ess new, double heavy nickle har-
ness, single harness, set bridles;
DeLaval creamseparator, gaiv.
apple drier, Daisy churn, iron
kettle, 3 berry crates, big 30-doz,
egg crate, kettle stand, quantity
of lute t er, lumber for pig rack, fish-
ing netts.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - 22 •
glass cupboards, cook stove, he-
ater, 2 meat barrels, quantity .of',
haft-gal.lsealers,lard can, west: et-
and,
tancl, clotlie's horse,fiovr' can, 2:Leaf
barrels, glicntity •of half -gal.
Over that amount 9 month,5 credit 1i ;;,y, flour can, pails, 2 sn.a11
Orli approved joint note's, 4% per horse, lour can, pails, 2 . small
annum off for cash on credit am- iron kettles, 2 bedsteads, hang•irr;,
lamp, small lamp, house scales,but-
ter bowl; x -cut saw and numerous
articles. -
TERMS -$10 and under Lash.
Over . thet amount 7 months' credit
will ba given on furnishing appro
ved joint notes. 4% of for cash
on credit amounts. -
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer
Earl Weide, Clerk.
Robert Turner, Proprietor..
ounts.
J. P. Rau, Proprietor.
Wm. S. Johnston, Clerk
Oscar Klopp, .
Arthur Weber, Auctioneers.
SCHOOL REPORT
of S. S. No. 15 ,Hay for the
estreenth of January, Those mar-
Ikea missed exams.
3r. V --Janet Turnbull 73.
See, IV -Martha Rader 75.
;+Sr. III -Luella Walper 69, Elva
'ffertribull 68, 'Harry Wiilert 62,
Barletta Weeper 59, Ivan Sharrow
II -Lillian Wilson 65, Jack
ar,nbull 56.
a II -Frieda Rader 53*, Anna
`aerson 52, Lloyd Willer't 40*,
dilly Sharrow 37*,
int Class -Warren Sharrow 79,
latrma Keller 57,
'Printer -Florence Truemner 89,
Sea Baker 87, Merle Walper 81,
:Oltiath Sharrow, absent,
Miss A. Hoffman, Teacher,
AUCTION SALE
Of FARM, FARM STOCK„ IbiPL-
EMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD
J VeFECT$, •
On Lot 19, don. 6, Township of
Hay, 214 miles east and half mile
south of Zurich on
TUESDAY, MARCH 6th, 1928
Commencing at 12.30 o'clock, a.m.
the following
REAL ESTATE -Farms consist-
ing of 100 acres more or less, frame
house 18x24, with kitchen attached
16x22, woodshed, bank barn L
shape, barn in 75x36 ft; 'straw shed
32x40, driving shed 20x40, orchard,
15 acres of hardwood bush, well
drained, g acres og fall wheat,fall
plowing done, rest in hay and
pasture.. Grass Farm -Being W
of loft S5 on the 7th Con., a quant-
ity 'of timber on it. 75 acres,tnore
or less,
LIVE STOCK -Hoes ---1 bay
gelding 6 yrs. old; 1 bay mare
6 yrs. .old; 1 bay .filly 4 yrs, old'
1lbay mare 11 yrs.lnld;,i baymare
13 yrs. old; Cattls r 3steers 2
yrs, olcl, 8 yearling .st2 4:s, 7 year-
ling heifers. Hens -100 w�`t�,ite Leg-
horn hens; 90 mixed hens:_
IMPLEME NTS, ETC k�riist &
Wood 6 -ft; binder, Frost & Wood
;pringtooth 'cultivator, Freet &
Wood mower, 5 -ft. cut; stiff -tooth
'L -H. cultivator, Cockshutt fertil-
izer drill, Noxon hoe drill, M. -1
bean cultivator with puller rate
tachtnent, 1 -horse 'dcuf£ler, t sec-
tion diamond harrows, 1$ ft. hay
rack, wagon, gravel 'pox, fanning
mill, set bob sleighs, 2000-1b. scale
with stock raft attached, M, -1t
manure spreader, light wagon, '2
top buggies, wheelbarrow, exten-
sion ladder, block and tackle,piano•
box, cutter, light buggy, Ford tour
ing car, set 'sling ropes, McCor-
n,ick-Deering 10-20 tractor, 2 -fur-
row tractor plow, double tractor
disc, grinder, saw and frame,
Blizzard cutting box with pipes
'self interest; 3 -furrow plow, 2
^arrow plow, pea harvester, grind
;tone, 3 -drum steel roller, wooden
roller, M. -H. 10 -ft, steel rake, Flu-
ery walking plow, Oliver riding
plow, Trost & Wood 3 -horse disc,
r,onrlon fenee machine, set heavy
harness, plow harness, single har-
ness, hoes, forks, rake, shovels spa-
des, collars, 100 sap buckets and
spiles, Sap pan, sap barrels, • a•
few rolls of roofing, wood axe,.
1,rnic1 see,
P:0USEOULD EFFECTS -•- Cook
stove, baseburner heater,. Detroit
vapor, 2 heaters, extension table,
,fleboard; bureau, cupboard;eouch,
dining room theirs, kitchen chairs,
rocking chairs, hanging lamp,
clock, parlor suite, 3 small Ittnrps,
2 lanterns, 4 bedsteads, writing
desk, •crewing machine, cream sep-
•,t,,,r, dresser small. tables and
AUCTION SALE
Of Parra Stock, 1fi plements,
• And Household Effect:,
On Lot 7, Con. 15, Hay TIS„11,4
west and 1;¢ mile north of Dash-
wood on
TUESDAY MARCH 13th, 1928
Commencing at 1.00 o'clock.
HORSES -Black Clyde mare rising
5 yrs. old; Dark bay mare rising
7 yrs;, light bay mare rising 2
yrs. old; .Bay driver quiet and re-
liable 11 yrs. old.
. CATTLE -sect cow with calf at
opt `Red cow due in April; Cow
due in Sept; Roan cow due en
;lune lst; Rad eo'W with calf at
foot; 34yr., old heifer due in April.
fat heifer rising 2 yrs; steer ris-
ing 1; 2 heifers rising yr; fall
calf; 2 small calves. Cattle are
all A. I. condition and quality,
PIGS AND IIENS-Sow dire Ne.;,r
1st; 7 pigs 7 weeks old i Back
hens mostly pullet&
IMPLEMENTS - McCormick
binder 6 -ft,. 111 'good shape, De-
ering 5 -ft: h1a'itver, Cockshutt 11
disc ferii•t't er drill new, Prost Sc
Wocdl siring tooth cultivator ne-
arl ', new, McCormick 10-fte steel
-rake nearly new, land. roller, 3-
section diamond harrows, M.- H.
hay loader with fore -car a'e good
as new, good wagon box, E Stock
rack, gravel box new, horse
scuffler Clinton fanning' mill 12-1b°.
scales, Fleury walking: plow new,
Verity walking plauw•, double plow
inthrow disc, top iseggy nearly
new, cutter, set swung ropes, .16 -ft
hay rack new, ding box, L. root
pulper, bob sleigh, doubletrees,
neekyoke, logging' chain, quantity
grain bags, ,scalding barrels, shop
vels, forks, .Noes,. set of heavy brit -
ellen harriese new with collars and
tops, good heavy .set plow bar -
fleas, x*cut saw, good single ,har-
ness, light harness and collar,braes
ni,ounted-britehen harness and num-
erous other articles.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - 600 -ib
capacity DeLaval cream separ-
ator, lattern lamps 5 -gal. coal oil
can, pc. linoleum 4 yds, wide and
5 yds long; 4 dining roots chairs,
2 bedsteads, springs, parlor lamp,
box stove, clothes horse,
Everything will bo sold las
proprietor has sold his farmi. 1
TERMS - 410 and under cash.
over' that amount 8 ironths''credit
Vial bb given on furnishing ,111)-
Droved joint
' t notes.4% of
f
cash .on, credit. amounts, Heforns
ea;
Ai•t��;h
iltr Weber, Auctioneer.
Addle Tiernan, Clerk,
Lours Snatuxiache s 2saprietioae
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motorist can tell by
one look at a Seib-
erling All -Tread
that it offers more
Lire and greater
value.
..bre rubber, strop
get' t`01481,More material, more actual tire for
every tire dollar you spend on Seiberlings
And added to this, a quality which comes.
from the knowledge and skill acqured in the
building of over 50,000,000 tire&
Call and see for yourself how those heavy -
ribs of tough rubber extending right over the
side-wall protect against curb and rut chafing.;,.
Hear eve SL' LBERL1NG SING) 1tS every Tne,Any at 8 o'clock,
EastermStanclacd Time, over WEAF and 26 other stations.
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You will find O4rr
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Department
prompt, courteous
,and modernly,
equipped_
Commencing at 1. o clock.
HORSES -- 1 black mare ris-
ing 8 yrs., 1501500 -lbs; 1 bay mare
rising 7, 1400 lbs, by Commodore ;
Chestnut horse rising 7, 1500 lbs.; 1
aged mare,
CATTLE -1 Stock Bull, White
Marquis -186503- born Oct. 15th,
1926; Red Bose 189663-, born Jan
5, 1922, bred Jan, ,2 to Whitt Mar-
quis; Snow Drop Rose -20614- born
Dec. 28, 1923, bred to ;White Mar-
quis Dec. 7; Rosalie Snowdrop
150616- born Dec.. ,1 1914, bred to
Huron Lavender Sept.. 10; Snow-
drift -176990- born Apr. 9, 1921,
bred Oct. 6 to Heron 'Lavender;
grade cow rising 6 clue at timeof
Sale; cow :rising 5 duo at time;of.
Sale; heifer' rising 3, due at time
of sale; Cow 0 yrs. old Due Julie
18; cow 8 -yrs, old bred Jan. 8;
nd
' . 3rcl 2rising
r heiferrs sied2Jnot an. lrfi
AUC I L 5A , ' be
eligible for registration; 5 steers
rising '2, 6 steers rising 1 yr old;
1 heifer rising ,1 eligible for reg-
istration.
'7TOGS-0 t;tocken; 170 lbs, each.
1 sow due March 15, `.
T'OUT.'PR Y * 3. dozen pulletts,
1 dozen li ci.r old hoes, 2 pair Af-
i'AItM STOC1 , IMPLEMENTS,
AND 1rTJRI`IITURE,
n Lot 26, Con. 11, Hay Township
134 utile north of Zurich, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 8th, 1928
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