Zurich Herald, 1940-03-21, Page 4PAGE FOUR
TENDERS WANTED ,Dated at Zurich, March 18th, 1940.
TOWNSHIP OF HAY ( A, F. TiT+ISS,
Sealed Tenders will be received by!
the undersigned up to twelve o'cloe::
noon, Monday, April 1st, 1940, for
operating the Township crusher at
Welsh's pit for the season of 1940.
Tenders to be submitted at p•'i• cui)ie
Yard of crushed- material pace.] in tiv.
bin. Township Will supply dre
equipment. 'Contractor is ' ute,
•
drive belt, fuel and oil for ro (-
Also .Tenders for trucking or
material unto Town )i., r, i
tractor to submit rat It• •a ! n,'
Also fiat rate delivered red ,n arev p
of Township. Tenders may be sea'
mitted for operating on 1 tr..< :•
combined or separately.
ately.
Satisfactory bond to be furnished.
LoWest or any Tender noe necessarily
accepted.
Clerk, Township of Hay.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
-Mr. and Mrs. Frei E. Dvcharme of
the Blue 'Water .south spent a few
.1 ty.s last week with Mr, and Mrs,
.:?•10 Hartman of the Goshen line
south.*
Mr. and Mrs, John Charrette were
1 ' viAtor:s with Mr. and Mrs.
i 'led Sitaman of St. Joseph north.
Mr. and Mrs. James Masse motor-
ed to (;1 rid Bend on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sararas and
cylas..losiah Sam :a, spent a few days
in Kitehener, visiting relatives.
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HON. DUN C AN MARSHALL
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SAT U n . Ir. r d, 1940
s'a .?•!'.. 's of
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who will also
Ev' ry ~'ofi re = .own. I -,-€lie s are I', snccialIy invited
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ZI RKH HERALD
Mr. Vernon Rau of Drysdale Bail,
on his old time boy friends on .the
Blue Water south.
Mrs, Morris Denornme spent Thurs..
day ast with Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph
Corriveau of the Goshen Line, south..
Mrs, Remit Jeffrey of Beavertown
spent a few days with Mx. and Mrs.
Hector Laporte, north of St. Joseph.
Pleased to report that Mr. John
Charrette who has boon laid up with
:a+, rifaek of coil is now recovering
and able to be about his daily duties.
'AUCTION SALE
Of Parn Implements, Etc.
At DASHWOO,D ori
SATURDAY, MARCH 30th, • 19
At 1.30 o'clock, p.m.
Open spring wagon, farm wag
with. box and :helves Tudhope An,
er on nearly nes:, a closed stag
one large bus with practically rTt'
gear, `l spine' segos, elu ra',, wlr(:sal',
2 ba=nks for wagon,,, 2 .. •ts .of •car
enerp, :, n:' {y o i 'i, i' section hal )
outs, a a •he arloa', rte' i., large chop
stove nearly new, a quantity of .Sem
alers, sortie potato.'., ; ...,., u ,,•s,
Chatham Incubator, now canvass for
Milder, 150 -ft, of rope, 3 augers, and
numerous other articles.
1'o reserve,
sold his fPrn Proprietor has
TERMS—CASH
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer,
Sohn N. Dc?nomme, Clerk.
Alex. I'ltue, Proprietor,
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock, VImplements and
Household Effect:], on Lot 5, Con-
ssion 9, Hay Township; 2's miles
t and 1 mile 'north of Dashwood
TUESDAY APRIL 2nd. 1940
ornnwncing at 1.00 o'clock p.m.
»HS11i -Tl.av home rising S yrs.
bmy marc risme' 11 yrs. old
Ck brood mare rising 7 yrs. old;
k mare rising 2 yrs, old; black
2 isn�� 1 y ' •. old; black horse
ifli ; ) yrs old; black mare rising I
;ax old.
.t*
ra ,
el
cow
yrs. old
fresh
.gods. cow 8 yrs of 1 doe April 2 th;
rliiLa cow 6 yro old doe April 13th;
rod cow 8 yr,.. old due vrnv 1st, reel
farrow Cow with )inky beef at foot;
red' Leifer with first calf at foot;
Hereford cow 10 yrs, old dot. Ally
-Sth; red heifer a i fiat c •11. et
;Not., Ilerefo2d heifer with baby beef
at foot due S,,itt• 0.9 r-'.1 h.•:f„r
With baby beef sat foot dne Oct. ^rel;
11ox. ditc iinrn sp:ul ', 1, -in; of bells,.
a neer'!,.+' o , harness for
fel.-1 work. set sin';I , hexne;s, cutter,
sr .t•2. ' 'r•t•tion ev' ,e ,, f rr harrows,
2r2-e•y shafts, International bay
10 der in good working o -der,. I
scutrler new, a rannber of.
bags, and numerous other articles.
TERMS—CASH
Art.h"r VrJrber, Anc'. o,ieer.
Milford Merrier, Clerk.
;Earl, Guenther, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
Viutigittillfa NtaaOri Reich piano, bed-
hing, table linens, dozen Rogers
knaves, forks and spoons; dinner set,
latehen range, kitchen extension tsililiy
kitchen chairs, kitchen utensils, kis
schen sink, kitchen cupboard, Viking
crew separator, crocks, 2 felt rugs
6x9 ft; Con'goleum rug 12 -ft; 3 p'i-:
race curtains, pictures and frames
Singer sewing machine drop headlc
lamps, pails; rests, quantity of sealers?
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Onion ftt:L',
Ne reserve, as the Proprietor rias sold
his farm.
TERMS --CASH.
Arthur vlieber, Auctioneer.
Win, S. Johnston, Clerk,
°oseph Foster, Proprietor_
AUCTION SALE
'reperty and Household Effects
fit• T.3.4SEWOOD, on
SATURDAY,. MARCH 23rd, 1940
At 130 . o'clock, 3 cl ek pan.
household• E c
iPe ts--Tudhope And -
ors= Range Stove; Harrison Cook
stove new ;I-3urner coal 'oil stove, 2
\tension tables, buffett, 2 snreboards
enamel top table, 0 dining -room
chairs, kitchen chairs, arm chair, lea-
ther rockers, 4 other rockers, 3 cou-
red heifer w'tii baby beef at Int
due NOW, Nov, stn.; 3 t•e•arlin' h ;fors.
Above valfc aro. .,11 1'nll•el n,-t„•es.
Tad olrlr'.r r•', nr1cti 1'v 1)ur
, 'law 1 1'r #' it ' 17,t lynll 3 yrs.
''.1,14,Re ,`sterol. A' at JP/ Lerhor'n
teens.
PIGS—All York: 1 brood so-,
wit;h pi** a*, 1 rine April 13; 11 pin: >
Sn0nta). ciT•.1 ,!,v Murch 29th. The;:,:,
lags re <•r,.11 anality.
T'h1Pr rvMEN'PS. ETC - riff. -IT
I=iiul -rt CP{ ; ia'r' -D,"'l inn', 0i,
AMit cut nearly now; Mc -Deering
,drill 11 -disc use;I now: lir"'1 r wago"
as good as new. Peter 1Izu'ulton cul-
tivator with wide and narrow v points;;
s crossed with Herfor:l due in April, M. -I1. bean cu'tivaaator with h.,rvc tra2'
0 o Pod Cow due May 1st; ie.: Corn and two Sats of Oroe. l.anrl 1-111-o.
!still milking bred; Dur' -am roan set of Diamond steel harrows 4 -sec'--
1 ;hal c booravf•iehinr et -'3'.- • S0 Wht tions new, ton Ir •v. p}-1.1.-,'1
• Lc ghorn. Pullets.Collie Dog. � I hay rake, Notion disc. `ruck was on.
, .a
^ I � stuck rack, hay rack. a sacl . 14 -ft.
o i bay, 2 ton of timothy hay; 40 bush- bol) sleighs cutter, dit hinit scraper,
rz o el, of seeds oats, a quantity of grass hand scufl'ler, Oli' c r• 2-ici n•,• plow.
▪ :::.g.,1. grass Seeder, 2 horse blankets. robe.
1)t IMPLEMENTS,any ETC:. — 10-1b 2 Oliver )i lino platti Wilkin=ora
[ 'helm;,. `ticf'..,1•i' u l: Tlr'^r'n"' 11 .li.•x." Wow2-farrow.112'. •RIf•i?'Il hail{{a
i ;fertilizer drill new, Mc0.'ormicl--Deer- gravel box eonrl^t4 with extra sides,
4,1 ling mower 5 -ft. cut Ti arly new, M.- turnip seeder, SO sap buckets, sap
III. •,print tooth cultivator, land roller pap, brooder hover. anion crates. 5
MAI. 10 -ft. steel rake nea-ly new bunches laths. some lumber, bird
4i Max .call disc; Fleury walkine• plow.; house with pole, extension ladder.
Fleury walking plow nearly neav, 4- several short ladders, soot pulper.
•n Diamond 1 harrow;, 1 -horse' 2,000 -ib. cap. scales; ; Clinton fann-
.,,uttier, wagon with shelves, stock ing mill, sling roues. hay fork, whe-
reek new., buggy. ,9 cotters, power ell -arrow, seoup shovels, am -it, vice,;
Cif Farm stock, 17'1)I4Inents and
Household Effects, 071 Lot 17, L.R 1,
1 ), : ' i n 1' a 1,'b .,'al St .nle'y Township; 1'c utiles north of
82CENU;.gam'vwwca GgiM,.., .X . ..,,• 2:z .I sivammr. Drysdale, on
• 'V T 1)NESnAY, :tiAR'"..T1 27th,
OtytO* ; , 0.000eTitiMOWrseNIGIOpNOIOwcusosaawwwwwwwwwoostiwoAi f Commencing at 1 o'clock p.m,
LIVE STOCK ---Cow I'olled Angus
Ready F'. r . ring
Nr.�w is €het -ize to pus your Farm Implemznts in
c n _ -. Rush. L:.1 us supply y
T .. L8d';�' '' i t • eiLi
N. z t , , z.e•a ea:.s..... Also carry ' 'uohope-
f ,s end Skeins; l .. Fiar-'ow Teeth;
i..x:.xvael eea4>, and all International Repairs.
SEED CLEANING
We have an up to -date Seed Cleaning Equipment
that we u'.e for Custom Cleaning, and invity the
Farmers w x-zo have seed to clean to arrange with us
for this Work.
PURINA, ROWE and PIONEER FEEDS
A. GuaraW:,...'ii 1 `.'.::1,, . that will greatly help your
Stock and i'e,ultry to Vigor and Production, which
will mean greater Profits. Try it!
L.
chilbe
Son
rliiper, post hole d'r'ier, set double
barncss new, set h-':'vy harness, scot.
'-- e l'a*•Hess, Clinton fanning mill
with scieves. 2.000-1b. •eau. scales;;
cutting box, root pulper, barges, g
811,114r kettles, complete butcherhlg
outfit, 2 vineser ba;•rels 80 -gal and 40 -
gal. capacity, brooder house. 2 sots
heavy harness, snit single harness.
horse collars, logging cli'a'n'. quantity
"'_'y. dr'+m ;1 manure fo'ks, Intel of grain bags, forks, whippletrees,,
forks, set of sling ropes, grass seeder, neckyolties and numerous other arti-
2 wooden tubs, 2 steel tubs Anker-cies.
Holth separator in good contrition, GRAIN AND HAY -30 bushels of
o wire stretcher, logging chain, to 1e, Early Alaska seed oats; 300 bush.
wheelbarrow, 2 her°s" collars, garden of mixed Grain. a quantity of grass
• !hoes snarl", long handled shovel, sco- seed.. A onantity of mixed hay.
N op for tile, i scoop shovels, shoe re- HOUSEHOLD FFT1:CTS-3 steel
r • nairine• n".t'frt. cross -cut saw, hay beds, 2 springs, 2 mattresses, 2 dres-
b ssoewowe f;foi ool;los+® tow eine• te'e }knife, sugar 1 ^'_•tie; Daisy churn, box sers, chiffonier, dining room suit;
e ifromeeKyaThe
-I Ever S t in
We invite you to drive a Hudson Six just once, over
a route you travel every day . • . and get a direct cosn-
iarisora with your present car. Ride the bumps that
usually slow you down ... they won't be there. Feel
the difference 92 horsepower makes in performance.
Enjoy something new in handling ease. Stop more
quickly, .more smoothly, than ever before. Thou-
sands of former owners of the "other three" lowest
priced cars, who have made this simple test, are
now driving 1940 Hudson. There are anany reasons
why. Come in and find out for yourself.
est 30 Minutes
r first Ili& In a New
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Cur arJuws is new Hawn Six 2-D9pr Salam, ,0993 , d.chtve
BiG 92 HORSEPOWER 2-000R SEDAN
DELIVER -ED 4I
ZURICH
ONLY $102 )
only local
taxes extra
NOTHING MORE T6 PAY
PRICE INCLUDES: Patented Double -
Safe Brakes, the only hydraulics with
a separate reserve mechanical system
that takes hold automatically from the
some foot pedal if ever needed; Dash -
Locking Safety Hood` hinged at front
5o wind can't lift it; Handy Shift at
steering wheel.
HUDSON r.tso
RESENTS; NEW HUDSON SUPER -SIX..
EW HUDSON
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SENSATIONS OF THE YEAR
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Thur'sdasr, March' Agy 1.041.
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41110s, 0 -octave orgotrl; dl ophead ,sew•*
Ing machine, apiece tear set, 2 wash
iilg machines, hall racik flanging iarnpe
3 small lamps, 2 peels'?' stands, 3l=
jerdineer stands, rug 91(914t; large
piece of linoleum 12`i"t1 S -4t:, other
piece of linoleum 10-6Wl!10 a quantity
.ort linoleum strips, 3% dressers, 3
(stands, 2 wooden bedo:•With springs
aiod mattress; 2 iron h4,tls with spr-
ings and mattress, streteittorwith mat-
tress, cedar chest, auantit. of car -
q y
ipets, Coleman gasoline Kent stove,.
!Cane ;piano box nearly -.flew, Vacu-•
ett carpet sweeper, mile; furlined•,
actsat, pictures, frames, wast 'boiler;,
ringer, 2 lawn mowers,, siin'vels, hocs`•
:coal oil can, sprinkling : can, pails;,,
;bibs, chamber pail, ced*ir .mop, 2t
tooiet setts, ladders, 4 1 swrt chairs
new, coal scuttle, pots, psaisy clock„
at quantity of coal, some. World, c' day
Posts coal oil heater, quantity or luau -
ler, trunk, one yoke newt; evener:i
pew; mirrors, flower pots,- some seat-
ers, 2 couches large tabid and nunx-
er sth
o exar •tis.
cls '
In case +of rain or snout;, Sake will
lie, held in 'Church Shed.
TEi3ME—CASH ^
.Arthur Weber, Auctioneer:,
Clayton F. Piile, herb Pfile;. Execut-
ors Henry PFilb Estate.,
Candi
FOR THE
CONSTITUENCY OF;
WHO SOLICITS YOUR f.I.??P'ORT • ON A
POLICY OF CAREFUL AND EFFICIENT
Management of Our War Efforts through the
iIlimii ation of all Patronage and Profiteering. A
Policy of Economy in Administrationi A Policy
opposed to Tariffs which hinder and hamper trade;
a Policy that Recognizes the Necessity of Legis-
lating in the Interests of Our Basic lhdustries such
as Farming, Fishing, Mining all Lumbering,
which of COUM are the Very Lifk Blood of our,
Country...
Inserted by the Huron -Perth Liberal Association.
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THE FARM
4 4if
I see you're doing a lot of work,
Henry, on the old homestead and
about the farm. Did you ,come into
a legacy?"
P..
"No sir, I got a Home Improvement
:Loan from the Bank of Montreal.
A simple matter—no fuss or bother.
The rates are low, and I'm paying
it back by instalments."
Home Improvement l,oans ... obtainable i
at $ 3.25 pet Pm repayable in twelve•
monthly instalments. For borrowers with
seasonal incomes repayment may be made, in, other
convenient periodic instalments. Ask for our (older.,
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