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DIRECTIONS: From QEW Take 403 Hamilton To Hwy 6 North. 25 Kms.To The 401 Head East Towards Toronto 28.5 Kms. To Trafalgar Rd. Head South(R) 500 Yds To 7529 Trafalgar Rd. Directly Across From Tim Hortons/Esso.LADIES & GENTLEMEN: Margaret’s Family Has Owned The PropertyFor Over 100 Years. Present House Built In 1936 Where Margaret Was Born.She Has Now Moved To A Retirement Home And All Contents Are To SoldBy Public Auction. Please Join Us For An Excellent Offering At This On SiteFarm Home Auction. JEWELLERY & COINS: Excellent Coll. Of Approx. 30 Appraised JewelleryPieces Incl. A 1.65 Solitaire Diamond & Gold Ladies Ring Appraised At$7499.00. Plus Other Diamond, Rudy, Citrine, Emerald, Sapphire & OtherGemstones In 10Kt-18Kt Gold Ring, Pendant & Broach Settings. HugeCostume Jewellery Offering. 7 Pocket Watches, Wrist Watches, Coins To Incl.1885 $1.00 Gold Coin, Can. Silver Dollars Plus Coins Back To 1815. COLLECTIBLES: War Medals Incl. 1866 Finian Raid Can Medal, WWlMedal, 1914 OAC Rifle Award, Masonic & Shriners Items, 7 Pce. SterlingDresser Set, Sterling Candlesticks, Large Cast Farm Bell, 5 Violins & 10Cases (See Pictures For Descriptions), 3 Viewmasters & Slides,Stereoscope Viewer & Cards, Excellent Lge. Family Bible, 1911 TheTorontonensis Book, Historical Halton Atlas Book, Many Old Books,Albums Of Old Family Photos, Excellent Vict. Doll Carriage, Wood CaseRadio, Lge. Coll. Of Silver Plate Incl Cutlery In Unusual Turnstyle Cabinet,Coll Of Brass Bells 1878 Etc., Sleigh Bells, Memory Ware Jardinere, OilLamps Incl. Vapo Cresoline, 3 Furs, Ladies Hats & Boxes, Quilts, Linens,Bedding, 3 Old Typewriters, Globe, Walnut Mantle Clock, Cameras, 5 ftMetal Windmill Weathervane, Enamelware, Adv. Boxes, Records. VINTAGE TOYS: 1940’S Munro Wooden Hockey Game, L’il Abner & TheDog Patch 4 Man Band Wind Up Tin Toy, 10 More Wind Up Tin Toys, Plus ManyMore Toys (Too Many To List), 12 Lawn Bowling Balls, Art Incl. Oils & Prints,Horse Shoofly. ANTIQUE & ESTATE FURNITURE: Lovely Birdseye Maple Highboy

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Sir William Campbell House In 1969, following my graduate studies at the University ofWisconsin, one of the biggest chores Gay and I had wasfurbishing our newly acquired three-bedroom house at 63Westhumber Blvd., in Rexdale, Ontario. Rather than buy-ing new or second hand furniture, we decided to fill ourhome with antiques. So off we went to the many farm auc-tions taking place each weekend outside our residence wasbulging with furniture, not so much because I was a com-pulsive shopper, but because the cost of antiques was soreasonable, especially at a time when inflation was ram-pant. Antique furniture was escalating in price so fast thatantique dealers were looking to re-stock their storesalmost on a daily basis. In fact, it was not unusual to buyseveral items at a farm auction and on the way home dropinto antique shops and turn a quick profit.Wheeling anddealing became a constant part of my life during the1970s. Gay and I upgraded our antique collection almoston a monthly basis. Before long we had assembled whatbecame known as the Humber Collection. Many of ourpieces were loaned to exhibitions or were illustrated andreferenced in various books and magazines aboutantiques. By the mid-1970s, I was even teaching anevening course in Antiques for the Etobicoke Board ofEducation.Early in 1973, antique dealer Les Donaldson, a pioneer inthe antique business, whose store was in Galt (nowCambridge), about an hour west of Toronto, had justacquired a cupboard that was nearly 200 years old. It wasperfect for storing clothes and accessories for the antici-pated birth of our third child (instead, Gay gave birth totwin boys later that October!). I negotiated a price of$1700.00, a considerable sum in those days. Beautifullypainted to simulate burl walnut, it was entirely crafted inpine. In reality it was a linen press, made in Scotland,imported to Canada and purchased by Les, who wasknown throughout his life as a much respected dealer. Anantiquarian, Les really knew his stuff. In fact, he tookmuch time to educate me about what constituted qualityantique furniture, originality, provenance, age and somuch more. The linen press cupboard he sold me in thespring of 1973 was crafted in I787.The entire piece wascompletely original, clean and ready for use. Gay washappy although she wondered if I had perhaps paid toomuch.... While this transaction was taking place, two addi-tional matters surfaced that directly impacted our family— first of these was a letter from antique dealer CarlHutchinson whose shop was located in Queenston, nearSt. Catharines. In his eighties, Carl had hustled forantiques since be-fore the Depression. His wife, Nancy,mailed us the letter in June, 1973, exclaiming that Carlfinally had bought the best cupboard he had ever ownedor ever seen, later identified as the Grobb cupboard. I wastotally flabbergasted after driving to the Niagara Peninsulato see it. To be blunt, as the elderly couple unveiled it intheir small barn, I was completely overwhelmed. Carl gaveme to the end of the month to pay for it. My next doorneighbour in Rexdale, Bert Trew, who was a bank manag-er in downtown Toronto, loaned me the money, a whop-ping $2500.00. Clinching the deal for the Grobb cupboardleft me no choice but to sell the Donaldson linen presscupboard to help pay off the bank loan. This developmentled to a second matter that po-tentially could have upsetour plans. In other words, while these two transactionswere being processed during the spring of 1973, therewas, at the same time, an ongoing story in the mediaabout how Toronto's last surviving Georgian home, the SirWilliam Campbell House, had been moved through down-town Toronto to the northwest corner of Queen Street andUniversity Avenue and was slowly being restored. Thehigh-profile move was orchestrated by the Advocates'Society, barristers, who had come together in 1963 to forma Society as a forum for discussion, education and fellow-ship. After raising the money to move the historic house amile across mid-town Toronto in 1972, the Society beganrestoring this grand Georgian house masterpiece and ini-

tiated filling it with period furniture. This generated in me an idea.... Perhaps those in charge ofrefurbishing the Campbell House, built in 1824 by a manborn in Scotland in 1758, just might be interested in theLes Donaldson cupboard. William Campbell had come toToronto in 1811. He became Ontario's Chief Justice of theOntario Supreme Court, 1825-1829. Sir William Campbellwas, indeed, an important historic figure! One could notpossibly blame me for thinking that those in charge ofrefurbishing the stately Georgian home just might showinterest in my cupboard, especially since it was crafted,1787, in Scotland, William Campbell's birth place. A highschool classmate, Alan Emerson, an Advocates' Societymember himself, made a presentation, on my behalf, tothe powers in charge of restoring and refurbishing theCampbell House to its former glory. He met with such per-sonalities as Barry Pepper, and Hyliard G. Chappell amongothers, and the deal was consummated for even more thanwhat I had originally paid for it. This deal was finalized in1978.1 was, needless to say, absolutely thrilled with thetransaction. No question about it, both parties benefitedfrom the transaction, but I, at least, was getting ourhousehold out of debt.

Today the William Campbell House is much more than ameeting place for advocates or barristers. It has a uniquedining room named after one of its founders, John JosiahRobinette, the first president of the Advocates' Societywhen it was founded in 1963. An offshoot of the RobinetteDining Room is a separate enclave where my former cup-board proudly stands. Nearly thirty years after selling the cupboard to theAdvocates' Society, the grand overseers of the Sir WilliamCampbell House, I had the desire to pay the landmarkproperty a visit and see my old cupboard one more time.So I touched base with James ("Jamie") Clark, youngestson of one of my former Heirloom partners, Angela DeaCappelli Clark. James, a partner with the law firm SternLandesman Clark, was able to arrange for a luncheon get-together at the Campbell House. This was back in 2003.During our luncheon sojourn at the Campbell House,Jamie, always thoughtful, took several photos. It was ameaningful reunion to meet up, once again, with the cup-board that caused me potential bankrupties back in the1970s but in 2003 brought back fond memories as Itouched it and admired it.This happenstance, for me, is areally nice memory....

Charles J. Humber stands in front of thecupboard he sold to the Advocates' Society

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ONLINE AUCTION STARTSON MAY 18 AND WILL ENDSUNDAY JUNE 2 Over 100pieces on offer from a personalcollection from obtained whileliving in artic as a teacher.Pieces to include stand alonelots and scenes on antlers. Va-riety not limited to but includ-ing dancing bears and walrus,Inuit Goddess, variety of birdsincluding Owls and Puffin, Ladyand Eskimo, also igloos andmore. 10 lots on preview at4995 Victoria Ave Niagara Falls.


www.rtauctions.caONLINE AUCTION WED.MAY 29 @ 7PM TO SUN.JUNE 2 @ 7PM Jewellery, Re-tail, Tools, and much more. www.northernauctionservice.com

905-781-1969

MONDAY JUNE 3

ONLINE AUCTION EVERYSUNDAY, MONDAY &THURSDAY EVENING CLOS-ING AT 6 P.M. Returned Mer-chandise — 1200 lots.


LIVE AUCTION EVERY MON. AT6:30 P.M. Auction Sale to be heldat 42 Martin Ross Ave., Toronto,ON. Preview at 4:30 p.m. Auctionconsists of a variety of merchandisefrom misguided freight, consign-ments, bankruptcies and end of theline items just to name a few. Wecarry a large variety of productswhich include electronics, comput-ers, sporting goods, collectables,toys, furniture, art, antiques andmuch more.

Right Bid Auctions Inc.647-858-3811

www.rightbidauctions.comONLINE AUCTION MONDAYMAY 27TH TO MONDAYJUNE 3RD AT 7PM: TV SeriesFinale Auction for “Shad-owhunters” TV Show –PremiumWeaponary, Props andWardrobe from the final sea-son!-This is the one you havebeen waiting for Shad-owhunters Fans. Yes , there willbe shipping available on thissale only! This sale will be heldimmediately after the finalepisode airs...


ONLINE COLLECTIBLEAUCTION BIDDINGSTARTS: FRIDAY, MAY 31,2019. BIDDING ENDS:MONDAY, JUNE 3, 2019 @8PM (Soft Close) VIEWING:SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 2019 FROM1 - 3PM. Held at: 110 ANNE STS, UNIT 9, BARRIE, ON L4N2E3 This auction will include avariety of paper items includingstamps, paper money, comicbooks and a variety of books,postcards, tobacco cards, andmore. Will also include somecamera/photography items.www.atouchofclassauctions.com

705-726-2120LIVE AUCTION MON., JUNE 3AT 6 P.M. Short Notice On-SiteHousehold Auction Sale for Mr.and Mrs. Jose Felix (Owner hasmoved to retirement home). Salelocated at 2160 Melissa Cres.,Burlington ON. Sale to include 6’Grandfather’s oak clock, 10 pc.oak dining suite, 6’ curved cornerchina cabinet, sewing machineand cabinet, etc. Preview from 5p.m. day of sale.

Jim McCartney Auction Service Ltd. 905-689-8778www.AuctionsOntario.ca

LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTIONMON., JUNE 3 AT 5:30 P.M.The Harold Summers Toy Col-lection Auction to be held at theJarvis Community CentreLion’s Hall, 19 James St.,Jarvis ON. Sale to include 340lots of farm toys, fire trucks,tractor/trailers; diecast cars;many boxed; petroliana items,many Supertest items; tools;signs; etc. Preview at 3:30 p.m.

Anderson Auctions905-667-4112

www.jimandersonauctions.comLIVE AND ONLINE AUCTIONBEGINS AT 8 P.M. MON.,MAY 27 ROYAL CANADIANMINT BLOWOUT SALECoins, Paper Money, Bullion,Art, Jewellery, Retail Goods,Multiple Estates & More! Auc-tion Gallery Webcast Studio, 501Alden Rd., Markham, ON.


TUESDAY JUNE 4

ONLINE AUCTION STARTSMAY 28 AT 8:00 AM AUC-TION ENDS JUNE 4 AT 8:00PM Internet Auction- Soft Closein effect. Consignment auctionconsisting of Group Of SevenPrints, 1967 King Silver FlairTrumpet, collectable tobaccotins, cigarette ashtray stands,crosley radio, electric fire placeinsert, wooden umbrella stand,coffee tables, Canadian Na-tional Railway 6218 Railwaysign, Fosters Beer Lager sign,Labatts Blue bottle sign, MillerLight Up Sign, Canadian Clubice bucket, collectable plates,round chafing dish, vintagecomic books, portable welder,hand cart, leaf blower andmuch more.

www.easy-bid.ca519-428-5928

LIVE AND ONLINE TUES.,JUNE 4 AT 5 P.M. Preview4:00 p.m. Every Second Tues-day Auction to Include Full Es-tate Clearout, Coins, Furniture,Artwork, Gold and Silver Jew-elry, Sterling, Glass, China andMuch More. Sale held at ErinAuctions, 9478 Wellington Road124, Erin ON. Sale both web-cast Online and Live.Erin Auctions 416-884-5437

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LIVE AUCTION TUES., JUNE4 AT 6 P.M. LIVE AuctionComputers, Electronics, Sport-ing Goods, Premium Clothingand Footwear– Large 2 ring saleto include lots of brand newmerchandise to include; LEDTV's, Laptops, Tablets, QTY ofnew clothing (Many designerbrands), etc. Preview from 5PMday of sale at our MississaugaLocation 3620B Laird Rd #6,Mississauga, ON L5L 6A9.


905-820-0555LIVE AUCTION TUES., JUNE4 AT 6 P.M. Preview at 11 a.m.Pickers Auction at Noon. An-tiques & 20th Century Furnish-ings Auction Sale of early, mid tolate 20th Century furnishings &collectables to be held at 142Bunting Rd., St. Catharines.


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WEDNESDAYJUNE 5

LIVE AND ONLINE WEEKLYAUCTION SALES EVERY SAT.& SUN. AT 1 P.M. SHARP ANDWED., EVENING 6 P.M. Live &Webcast! Bid Live at The AuctionHall or bid from your phones,tablets or computers online inReal Time with Live Auctioneer!Mixed estates, coins collections,banknotes, art, jewellery, col-lectibles, sports memorabilia,bronze sculptures, gold & silverbullion, etc. Over 1000 items of-fered in Every Auction! Over 40years experience in the industry.Auction Gallery Webcast Studio,501 Alden Rd., Markham, ON.


ONLINE WEEKLY WEDNES-DAY ONLINE AUCTIONSALE ENDING AT 6 P.M.Sale of electronics, Men,Women and Children’s Clothing& Accessories, Health andBeauty Items, Home, Gardenand Pets, Automotive and In-dustrial, Home Improvement,and other Noteworthy items.

AuctionMaxx.comToll Free 855-364-2261

ONLINE AUCTION BIDDINGOPENS EVERY THURS. ANDCLOSES EVERY WED. Fea-turing vintage comics, maga-zines, tools, die cast toys,fishing tackle, hardware, elect -ronics, sporting, jerseys, prints,books, maps, and much more.

www.DamGoodDeals.comLIVE AUCTION EVERY. WED. AT4:30 P.M. Auction Sale of Furni-ture, Antiques and Collectibles,tools, selling at Neil Bacon AuctionsLtd., 1 km west of Utica. To includeapprox. 1000 items.

Sale Managed and Sold By Neil Bacon Auctions Ltd.

905-985-1068ONLINE AUCTION BID-DING STARTS: SUNDAY,JUNE 2, 2019 BIDDINGENDS: WEDNESDAY, JUNE5, 2019 @ 8PM (Soft Close)VIEWING: TUESDAY, JUNE 4,2019 FROM 4 - 7PM. Held at:110 ANNE ST S, UNIT 9, BAR-RIE, ON L4N 2E3. This auc-tion will include a variety ofantiques, antique & modernglass, crystal, antique & mod-ern china, artworks, vintagecollectibles, home and gardenitems, brand new store closeout items, and so much more! www.atouchofclassauctions.com

705-726-2120

LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTIONEVERY WEDNESDAY AT 6P.M. Vehicle Auction Sale heldat 1881 Scanlan St. London.Cars! Trucks! Vans! Brief List-ing of Vehicles Only. Vehiclesarrive up till 3:00 pm and notall vehicles will be listed. View-ing starts at 12 noon day ofauction. No cost to register.McKenzie’s Associated Auctioneers

519-453-7182 or800-265-1906

www.mckenzieauction.comONLINE AUCTION OPENSSATURDAY, JUNE 1ST, 10AM - WEDNESDAY, JUNE5TH, 8 PM (SOFT CLOSEIN EFFECT. May take up totwo hours to close.) Preview:Tuesday, June 4th, 2019, 4-6pm. Pickup: Thursday, June6th, 2019, 2-6 pm. Includes:Large dining table with 10chairs, modern furniture fromKnock on Wood, wool rugs,antique furniture, acousticguitar, large illuminatedChristmas tree with storagebag, patio furniture set,framed prints, treadmill, ellip-tical machine, upright freezer,and much more!

www.ruslands.hibid.com(705) 745-4115

ONLINE AUCTION BID-DING OPENS JUNE 18:00AM BIDDING CLOSESJUNE 5 8:00PM Large On-line Art Auction from TorontoPrivate Collection. Offered ForThe First Time by Auction-Our Private Collector is SellingHis Entire Collection of Origi-nal Paintings and Fine ArtWithout Reserve. The Collec-tion Consists of Many Fine Oilon Canvas-Watercolours andLtd Edition Prints Etchingsand Drawings From Canadianand World Wide Artists. ThereWill Be Decorative Arts Inclu-sions From His Home and Pri-vate Gallery.

www.kelsobid.com519-837-7653

ONLINE AUCTION STARTS- MAY 29TH AT 8:00 AMSTARTS TO CLOSE - JUNE5TH AT 8 PM (SOFTCLOSE). Pickup Location:Simcoe, ON. The Estate ofGypsy Moore. OutstandingSelection of Norfolk CountyAntiques Plus Large Set RoyalCrow Derby China Imari Pat-tern, Hadsburg China, EarlyJohnson Bros, China, LargeQuantity Sterling Silver FlatWare, Candle Sticks Etc. Nor-folk County Corner Cupboard,Dry Sink, Miniature Cup-board, Dough Box on Stand,Pembroke Drop Leaf Table,Beautiful Walnut GamesTable, Old Games, Folk Art,Antique Pocket Watches, An-tique Fabric Print, GreatDome Top Trunk, CarvedCanada Goose, Several Piecesof Original Art., AntiqueChairs, Very Old Hand MadeScrub Board, Hand CarvedWood Match Safe & PipeHolder, Retro Table, Sofa &Chair, Crystal, Very Old Pho-tos, Norfolk Memorabilia, Ex-cellent Hospital Bed, MobilityDevices, Electric Stand Up /Recliner, Costume Jewelry,Hamilton & Windsor BlueSeltzer Bottles, Fridge, Stove,Washer & Dryer, 1930's Tro-phies, Delivet Violin, GardenFurniture, Knives, Old Pulley,Nice Hand Painted Signs,Bradley & Hubbard Cast WallMount Magazine Rack, DowPorcelain Tray, & More.

www.bid2buy.ca289-339-2849

LIVE AUCTION EVERYWED. AT 3 P.M. TNT Auc-tions, 190 Bovaird Dr. W.,Unit 20 & 21, Brampton. Saleof antiques, furniture, col-lectibles, jewellery, householditems, tools, lawn and gardenitems plus much more. View-ing from 2:30 P.M. day of sale.Selling with 3 auctioneersevery week. Consignmentswelcome.TNT Auctions 416-578-4769

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THURSDAYJUNE 6

ONLINE AUCTION THECAVE AUCTION - THEGREAT OUTDOORS EDN.OPES MAY 22 ANDCLOSES JUNE 6. Welcometo The Cave Auction, TheGreat Outdoors Edition!Filled with Camping Sup-plies, Gardening Items, Fish-ing Items, Tools, SportsMemorabilia, Collectibles,Trading Cards & Comics!


1-844-722-2276LIVE AUCTION THURS.,JUNE 6 AT 6 P.M. EveningFarm Auction Sale consist-ing of 42’ x 42’ CalhounStructure, Tractor, HayingEquipment, Misc. FarmMahinery, Some ButcherEquipment, Misc. Farm re-lated items. Located at 2758Lower Base Line West (Mil-ton). Preview from 5 p.m.day of sale.

Jim McCartney Auction Service Ltd. 905-698-8778

www.auctionsontario.caTHURSDAY MAY 30THAT 7PM TO THURSDAYJUNE 6TH AT 8PM: OnlineRetail Inventories, Overstockand Surplus items: This saleusually tops 1000 lots. Saletypically includes Electron-ics, Computer related, smallappliances, watches, AsSeen on TV Items Kitchen-ware, Bedding, Linens,household items, Decor,watches, cosmetics, healthand beauty goods, giftware,clothing, safety gear, exer-cise equipment, everydayconsumer goods, Pallets lotsand often items in quantitiesor by case lots and more andmuch much more!


ONLINE AUCTION OPENSTHURS., MAY 30 ANDCLOSES THURS., JUNE 6Viewing JUNE 1st From10AM till 5PM. LindsayBingo Hall 61 NeedhamStreet Lindsay Unit 2. CASHONLY SALE NO DAM BUY-ERS PREMIUM. Art PrintsG7, Morriseau, KeirstedPrints, Randy Knott Paint-ing, Glassware, VintageTools, Farm Tools, AntiquePhone, Toys, Vtg. ComicBooks, War Medals incl.WW2 German Iron Cross,Collectible Cards incl. Set1960-61 Parkhurst RedWings, Stihl Chainsaw, ToroBushhogg, Bicycles, 100+Lots Coins incl. 1948 SilverDollar ICCS Graded MS60,Jewelry, Stamps 1897 Ju-bilee 4 Dollar, 30Foot Exten-sion Ladder, Vinyl Siding,Truck Tires +++, Sterling Sil-verware ++Much More.

www.damauctions.com905-447-2452

LIVE AUCTION THURS.,JUNE 6 AT 6 P.M. Over-stock & Unclaimed Freightconsisting of health &beauty items, clothing,footwear, make-up, somecanned & dry goods, house-hold cleaning items to beheld at Sherwood HumeAuctions, 9313 EsquesingLine, Milton.Northern Auction Service Inc.

289-296-4069www.northernauctionservice.com

FRIDAY JUNE 7

LIVE AUCTION FRI., JUNE 7AND SAT., JUNE 8 AT 10 A.M.Large 2 Day Auction Sale to in-clude tractors, vehicles, farm ma-chinery & equipment for theEstate of the Late Juerg Uebel-hart, 9155 Wright Rd., Campbell-croft ON. No buyer’s premium.Day 1 tractors, plant & Till Eq.,hay, harvest, fert., spray equip-ment, vehicles. Day 2 Equip., col-lectible tractors, collectibles,misc. etc.

Kevin Barker Auctions705-328-1478

www.kevinbarkerauctions.comONLINE AUCTION FRI-DAY, JUNE 7 AT 7 P.M.The Donald L. Cosens Col-lection Estate Auction in-cluding books, Churchillletters, Muskoka PostcardCollection, Circus Posters,South African Medals,Stamps and Postcards, EarlyPhotography Collection,Bric-a-brac, Furniture, etc.

Cosens Auctions519-282-8044

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SATURDAY JUNE 8

LIVE AUCTION FRI., JUNE7 AND SAT., JUNE 8 AT 10A.M. Large 2 Day AuctionSale to include tractors, vehi-cles, farm machinery & equip-ment for the Estate of the LateJuerg Uebelhart, 9155 WrightRd., Campbellcroft ON. Nobuyer’s premium. Day 1 trac-tors, plant & Till Eq., hay,harvest, fert., spray equip-ment, vehicles. Day 2 Equip.,collectible tractors, col-lectibles, misc. etc.

Kevin Barker Auctions705-328-1478

www.kevinbarkerauctions.comLIVE AUCTION SAT., JUNE8 AT 10:30 A.M. Large OldFarm Home Contents on SiteAuction, Living Estate AuctionFor Margaret Bigger held at7529 Trafalgar Rd., MiltonON. Sale to include jewelleryand coins, collectibles, vintagetoys, antique and estate furni-ture, china and glassware,household and garden items.

Pritchard Auctions Inc.905-679-0215

www.pritchardauctions.comLIVE AUCTION SAT., JUNE8 AT 10 A.M. Auction Salefor Allan and Janice Wallaceto be held at 6028 WellingtonRoad 7, Guelph ON. Sale toinclude tractors, combine,harvester, machinery andequipment, farm and shoprelated equipment, straw etc.Preview Fri., June 7, 1-6 p.m.Auctioneers Kevin McArthur

519-942-0264www.AuctionsOntario.ca

LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTIONSAT., JUNE 8 AT 10 A.M.Join us at 59 Webster Street,New Hamburg ON. for an Art,Antiques and Clocks Auction tofeature the Curt Davidson Pe-quegnat Collection Auction.Consignments accepted untilMay 11. Preview 8 a.m. day ofsale.Miller and Miller Auctions Ltd.

519-573-3710www.millerandmillerauctions.comLIVE AUCTION SAT., JUNE8 AT 10 A.M. Large BanquetHall on 1.41 Acres by Auction,huge amount of antiques andcollectibles held on locationon-site at 25669 WinterlineRoad, Grande Point ON. Ban-quet Hall to be sold at noon.

Lacasse Auctions Inc.877-811-5297

www.lacasseauctions.comLIVE AUCTION SAT., JUNE8 AT 10 A.M. Auction Sale atLesdale Farm, Estate of theLate Olga Les, to be held at theFarm EM.#8386-20th SideRoad Adjala. Sale to includetractors, equipment, Cockshuttgrain grinder, farm related, firereel, antiques, collectibles etc.

Bob Severn Auctioneer519-925-2091

www.AuctionsOntario.caLIVE AUCTION SAT., JUNE 8AT 10 A.M. Clearing Farm Auc-tion of tractors, farm machinery,equipment, tools, livestock, feed,antiques and household effectsfor Barry and Marion Grummett,EM# 267318 RR 2 Proton Sta-tion. East of Dundalk 4 km. onCounty Road 9 to Dufferin Road2 then North 5 km.

Glenn D. Sinclair Auctioneer519-372-8614

www.AuctionsOntario.caLIVE AUCTION SAT., JUNE 8 AT9 A.M. 21st Annual Chesley AmishSchool Fund Auction Sale held atthe Farm of Robert and SarahKuepfer, 4 km. south of Chesleythen 3 km east on Con. 12 NDRWest Grey Fire #521109. Approx.sale times wagon loads and misc. at9 a.m., Tack at 9:15 a.m., Furni-ture at 9:30 a.m., Quilts at 10 a.m.,Horses at 11:30 a.m. Consign-ments still welcome.

Auctioneer Bill Horst 519-595-2626

For Information contact Amos Albrecht 519-364-6470

LIVE AUCTION SAT., JUNE 8 AT9:30 A.M. Apsley Auctions Saleheld at N. Kawartha CommunityCentre, 340 McFadden Rd., ApsleyON. Sale to include Art, antiques,collectibles & more! To featureoriginal Indigenous Canadian art toinclude Norval Morrisseau, CarlBeam, Joshim Kakegamic, EddyCobiness, Richard Bedwash etc.Preview 8:30 A.M.

Apsley Auctions705-656-9467

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SUNDAY JUNE 9

LIVE AUCTION SUN., JUNE9 AT 9:30 A.M. Gun Auctionheld at Lions Hall, 937 Hwy.#48, Kirkfield ON. Wanted forUpcoming Auction-from estatesor retired sportsman. Downsiz-ing contents of your gun cabi-net? Sell those unwantedfirearms and turn them into“Cash”. Antique & modern ri-fles, shotguns plus hunting,shooting sports, related items.

Jim MacMillan Auctioneer705 -374-5511

www.macmillanauctions.com

LIVE AUCTION SUN., JUNE9 AT 1 P.M. Coins, PaperMoney, Antiques, Estate Jew-ellery, Collectibles & more atHernder Estate Wines in theHeart of beautiful NiagaraWine Country. Previewingfrom 11:30 am. Sale includesa great selection of Coins &Paper Money, Antique Shotguns and Pistols, Ladies Es-tate Gold and Diamond Ringssome Art and lots of Vintageand collectibles.

Auctioneer: John Riley 289-213-5495

ONLINE AUCTION STARTSMAY 31 AT 8:00 AM AUC-TION ENDS JUNE 9 AT 8:00PM Delhi Record CollectionAuction consisting of variousartists such as Monkees,Kansas, Bad Company, Kings,Bob Dylan, Chicago, Aerosmith,Dire Straits, Neil Young, LedZeppelin, Rolling Stones, CatStevens, Joe Walsh, Rush,Sting, Van Halen, Styx, RodStewart, ZZ Top, Alice Cooper,Motley Crue, Bob Seger, BeachBoys, Corey Hart, Tina Turner,Dolly Parton, Beatles, box lotsof 50 X 45 RPMs, box lots of 50LPs, and much more.


MONDAY JUNE 10

ONLINE AUCTION MON.,JUNE 3 AT 7:00 P.M. TOMON., JUNE 10 AT 7:00P.M. Sports online auction ofcards; memorabilia; jerseys;posters; games; and muchmuch more. Stay tuned formore details. Auctioneer Jantzi Auctions Ltd.

519-656-3555www.jantziauctions.com

TUESDAYJUNE 11

ONLINE AUCTION STARTSJUNE 4 AT 8:00 AM AUC-TION ENDS JUNE 11 AT8:00 PM. Soft Close in effect.Toys Collectables Antiquesand More Auction. Very excit-ing auction consisting of CocaCola and Pepsi collectablesand memorabilia, beer adver-tising, collectable beer taps,small whiskey barrels, con-crete statues, antique metalwash tub, milk can, gas cans,Mars Toys - Antique MetalGravel / Sand Truck, Cana-dian Tire collectable truckbanks, collectable cast ironbanks, bronze statues, diecast dinky toys, corgi toys, to-bacco tins, kerosene lantern,Little Rascals Collectable doll,pocket knives, collectablesword, boat seat, Elvis Presleymemorabilia, POGs and ac-cessories, and much more.


LIVE AUCTION TUES.,JUNE 11 AT 6 P.M. DoubleEstate Antique & CollectibleAuction Sale to be held at theMarian Hall, 79 Freelton Rd.,Freelton ON. Auction Sale toinclude antique & estate fur-niture, nautical, decorative &collectible items, pottery &china etc. Preview at 4:30p.m.

Pritchard Auctions Inc.905-679-0215

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LIVE AUCTION TUES., JUNE11 AT 6 P.M. General House-hold Auction Sale at 6 p.m. Pre-view at 1 p.m. Picker’s Auction2 p.m. Modern Household fur-nishings and estate cleanoutsplus new everyday domestic ne-cessities. To be held at 142Bunting Road, St. Catharines.


www.auctionsniagara.comONLINE AUCTION BEGIN-NING SAT., JUNE 8TH – 9AM– CLOSING TUESDAY JUNE11TH-7PM Online Estate Auc-tion held at Mclean AuctionsSales Arena at 2140 Little BritainRd., Lindsay–selling several es-tates & collections, 1000’s of in-teresting and unique items.

McLean Auctions705-324-2783

www.mcleanauctions.comLIVE AUCTION TUES., JUNE 11AT 6 P.M. LIVE Auction Com-puters, Electronics, SportingGoods, Premium Clothing andFootwear– Large 2 ring sale to in-clude lots of brand new merchan-dise to include; LED TV's,Laptops, Tablets, QTY of newclothing (Many designer brands),etc. Preview from 5PM day of saleat our Mississauga Location3620B Laird Rd #6, Missis-sauga, ON L5L 6A9.


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WEDNESDAYJUNE 12

ONLINE AUCTION BIDDINGOPENS JUNE 8 8 AM BIDDINGCLOSES JUNE 12 8 PM AntiqueRarities and Primitives. Very Interest-ing Online Auction to Include ManyPrimitive Pieces-Crocks-WoodenHand Tools-Broad Axes-DecorativeArts-Retro and Mid Century ModernFurniture, Lamps, Rugs, Art, Coins,Jewelry and The Odd and Un-usual....As Usual....This Auction WillBe Packed With Great Content ThatHas Never Been To Auction. Up to600 Lots Already Being CataloguedFor This Sale.


LIVE AUCTION WED. JUNE 12AT 11:30 A.M. Dairy Sale atCarson’s Sales Arena, Listowel.Offering registered and grade,fresh and springing young Hol-stein cows and heifers. Open &Bred heifers will start at 11:30A.M. prior to the Dairy Sale. Con-signments Welcome!


www.davidcarson.on.caJUNE ONLINE RESTAU-RANT EQUIPMENT AUC-TION CLOSING ON: JUNE12 @ 11 AM EST Location:2889 Dundas Street, LondonOntario. Preview: June 3 - 11from 9 AM - 5 PM, Monday toFriday. Removal Dates: June13 & 14 from 10 AM - 4 PM.

www.haymach.ca1-844-429-6224

ONLINE AUCTION SATURDAY,JUNE 8TH, 10 AM - WEDNES-DAY JUNE 12TH, 8 PM (SOFTCLOSE IN EFFECT. MAYTAKE UP TO TWO HOURS TOCLOSE.) Preview: Tuesday, June11th, 4-6 pm. Pickup: Thursday,June 13th, 2-6 pm. Estate ofLorne Jenkins. Includes: Vintagesingle-player pinball table, vin-tage water skis, wood splitter,generator, snowblower, ladders,quantity of firewood, tools, equip-ment, and much more!

www.ruslands.hibid.com(705) 745-4115

ONLINE AUCTION BEGINSJUNE 5 AT 9 A.M. ANDCLOSES JUNE 12 AT 6 P.M.Online Auction Sale AtCorneil’s Auction Barn, 1231Salem Rd Little Britain. Sellingthe Collection & Householditems for David and BonnieBoyd of Bobcaygeon – Sale toinclude signs, toys, milk bot-tles, furniture, collectables,tools, 1960’s Soap Box Derbycar, approx. 200 Dinky toys,metal toys, pop bottles etc.

Don Corneil AuctioneeringServices 705-786-2183

www.corneilauctions.com

THURSDAYJUNE 13

LIVE AUCTION THURS.,JUNE 13 AT 10 A.M. MajorClose-Out Auction selling allchattels, fixtures, memorabiliaand commercial contents of theformer BOWMANVILLE ZOO,340 King st. East, Bowmanville,including buildings, containers,animal trailers, display andshow props, entertainment andplayland equipment, restaurantand office equipment etc.Auctioneers Frank and Steve

Stapleton 905-786-2244www.stapletonauctions.com

ONLINE AUCTION SUNDAYJUNE 9 TO THURSDAY JUNE13 Downsizing for Ken & SandraMercer - Rockwood. This down-sizing sale features an antiquehanging lamp (believed to beTiffany), Craftsman snowblower,Brunswick slate billiards table,antique humpback trunk, RoyalDoulton & Royal Albert figurines,auto plane jointer, Toolex tablesaw, household furniture & décoritems, sewing & craft items,sports equipment & much more!


ONLINE AUCTION JUNE 12& 13 Multi Consignor Auc-tion.Currently Accepting Itemsfor this Auction!www.dispersalsolutions.com

705-636-5811ONLINE AUCTION OPENSWEDNESDAY JUNE 5TH AT5:00PM AND WILL STARTCLOSING ON THURSDAYJUNE 13TH AT 8 PM The Bo-hemian Cottage. This auctionwill feature unique items suchas vintage windows, paintedfurniture, mid-century furni-ture, architectural salvage,farmhouse decor, kitchenscales, vintage collectibles &decor, records, collectiblemason jars & much more!


1-844-722-2276THURSDAY JUNE 6TH TOTHURSDAY JUNE 13TH AT8PM: Big Lots, Case Lots,High Value Items, New Appli-ances, Large Quantity of Com-puters and Laptops: This saleis so big we have to rent anoffsite location to host it...Over 10 Tractor trailers ofmerchandise to be sold. Loadsof items sold by the pallet orby the case, plus some indi-vidual items, clothing, elec-tronics, As seen on TV items,Small Appliances, consumergoods, surplus and overstockinventories. Wide variety ofNew merchandise plus palletsof store returned merchandise, computer related, clothing inbulk lots, off lease items andmuch much more!


LIVE AUCTION THURS.,JUNE 13 AT 5 P.M.-Viewing:4:00 pm. Sale held at the La-nark & District Civitan Hall,2144 Pine Grove Rd. Lanark,ON. An outstanding estate auc-tion with Harley Davidson mo-torcycle and much more!

Jim Beere Auctioneer613-326-1722

[email protected] AUCTION SUNDAYJUNE 9TH – THURSDAYJUNE 13TH, 2019 Estate ofLucy Hagopian Auction #1 -Guelph The first auction for theEstate of Lucy Hagopian con-tains an Acorn stair lift andmany, many antiques and col-lectibles including an antiquemantle clock, brass beam scale,platform scale with brass beam,antique figurines, art glasspieces, biscuit jars, MarthaWashington sewing cabinet,quilts, antique kitchen items,Tessa Kidick pottery, Brantfordare history books and muchmore!

www.rapid-sell.ca1-800-763-1856

ONLINE AUCTION OPENSJUNE 7 AND CLOSES JUNE13 Tools, Household, Prints Etc.

www.reinhartauctions.com(905) 846-1071

SATURDAYJUNE 15

LIVE AUCTION SAT., JUNE15 AT 10 A.M. Auction SaleOf automotive shop equip-ment held at 159 Erb St. W. inWaterloo for Glenco Automo-tive Ltd. Note: After 42 yearsin successful business, Glenhas sold the property and isretiring. Glen was very wellknown for the cleanliness andmaintenance of his shop andequipment.


www.jantziauctions.comLIVE AND ONLINE AUCTIONSAT., JUNE 15 AT 10 A.M.1st Day of a 2 day Auction (Sec-ond Day Sat., July 6 at 10 a.m.)Sale held for the Property ofDonna Walters and the Estateof the Late Bill Walters at 1390Warminster Sdrd, WarminsterON. Sale to include Farm ma-chinery, 2002 T Bird, Kiotidiesel side by side, quality fur-niture & collectibles includingsigns, tins, cutters, sleighs,buggies & horse tack. Nobuyer’s premium.

Kevin Barker Auctions Ltd.705-328-1478

www.kevinbarkerauctions.comLIVE AUCTION SAT., JUNE 15AT 10 A.M. Auction Sale ofOliver crawlers, Case TF300trenchers, water cooled engines,tools and misc. items, to be heldat 1032 Doering St., (east ofNafziger Rd.) in Wellesley for RayBender, 519-656-2612.

Gerber Auctions Ltd. 519-699-4451

www.AuctionsOntario.caLIVE AUCTION SAT. JUNE 15AT 11 A.M. Beef Cow & Calf Saleat Carson’s Sales Arena, Listowel.Featuring the Complete Regis-tered Hereford Retirement Salefor Bar JM Herefords of 60 Head& A Reduction Sale of 40 Headfrom Via Pax. A consignment salefollows offering cows, breederbulls, and cow/calf pairs. Cullcows at 11A.M. followed byStocker sale. Consignments Ac-cepted!


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LIVE AUCTION SAT., JUNE15 AT 10 A.M. Antiques, Fur-niture and Collectibles Saleheld at Uxbridge Sales Arena,720 Davis Drive Uxbridge. Saleto include Collections from theEstate of Grace Dixon LongTime Resident of Mt Albert, Es-tates from Blackstock, PortPerry and Lakefield.

Gary Hill Auctions905 852 9538

www.garyhillauctions.caLIVE AUCTION SAT., JUNE15 AT 10 A.M. Sanderson andSnow Reduction Auction Saleheld at Erin Fairgrounds, MainSt. Erin, 184 Main St. Erin.Sale to include tractors, trucks,cars, trailers, golf cart, ATV,Machinery and Equipment,shop and misc. etc. PreviewFri., June 14, 1-6 p.m. ContactGlenn Snow 519-827-8424.Auctioneers Kevin McArthur

519-942-0264Scott Bessey 519-843-5083www.AuctionsOntario.ca

LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTIONSAT., JUNE 15 AT 10 AMSTART Jumpstart June!! Pre-view June 14TH, 3-6 PM. Saleheld at 218 Collingwood St,Creemore. On the 3rd Saturdayof each month the Kidd FamilyAuctions Team aims to bring youan exciting collection of antiques,collectibles and quality house-hold items. FEATURING: Native& Asian items. Call now to haveyour items featured here too.

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519-938-7499LIVE & WEBCAST AUCTIONSATURDAY JUNE 15 AT10:30 AM (LIVE AND WEB-CAST). Public Auction at 2544Cty. Rd. 64, Carrying Place, ON.Important Collectors Auctionfeaturing a private collection ofover 50 years from Mississauga,Ontario, with inclusions. An-tiques, vintage electronics, An-tique clocks, assorted VintageColeman lantern collection,barn lanterns, assorted railwaylanterns, antique oil lamps,hanging lamps, antiquefirearms, antique barometers,museum quality vintage radio,old tube testers, model air-planes, and much more. Globalassetssolutions.hibid.comCall HOSS your auctioneer cell289 259 1788 for details andor to consign your collection.

MONDAY JUNE 17

MON., JUNE 17 AT 10 A.M.Public Auction Sale of govern-ment vehicles and equipmentto be held at Adesa Kitchener,55 Waydom Dr., Ayr ON. Saleto include dealer trades, fleetvehicles, lease vehicles, tools,trucks & equipment, munici-pal vehicles etc.

Adesa Kitchener519-622-9500

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TUESDAYJUNE 18

LIVE AND ONLINE AUC-TION TUES., JUNE 18 AT 6P.M. We will be holding ourAsian Arts Catalogue Auctionat One William Morgan Drive,Toronto. As the auction getscloser a more thorough list-ings will be available. Pleasekeep checking back.

A.H Wilkens Auctions & Appraisals 416-360-7600

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WEDNESDAYJUNE 19

LIVE AUCTION WED.,JUNE 19 AT 9:45 A.M.Auction Sale At the St. Jacobscommunity Centre in St. Ja-cobs for an area estate withadditions. Highlights includeHousehold effects; furniture;antiques; tools; and miscella-neous items.Auctioneer Jantzi Auctions Ltd.


LIVE AND ONLINE AUC-TION WED., JULY 19 AT 6P.M. Preview: Sunday June16th 12 to 5pm Preview:Monday June 17th 12 to7pm. We will be holding aFine & Decorative Art Auc-tion at One William MorganDrive on Wednesday June19th at 6pm. As the auctiongets closer a more thoroughlistings will be available.Please keep checking back.

A.H Wilkens Auctions & Appraisals 416-360-7600

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THURSDAYJUNE 20

ONLINE AUCTION BEGINSJUNE 18 AND ENDS JUNE20 Auction held Online aswell as at our Auction Hall at25414 Hwy 62S, L'AmableOntario K0L 2L0. Details tocome.Switzer’s Auction & Appraisal

800-694-2609www.switzersauction.com

ONLINE REAL ESTATEAUCTION SUNDAY JUNE9TH – THURSDAY JUNE20TH, 2019. Bid & buy thischoice real estate in maturearea of Brantford online. Noreserve! Hagopian Estate.


ONLINE AUCTION CRAFTWINES BUSINESS CLOS-ING AUCTION - GUELPH.SUNDAY JUNE 16TH –THURSDAY JUNE 20TH,2019. For the wine lover!This auction contains every-thing you need to make yourown! It includes an automaticcorker, Buon Vino super jetfiltering machine, worksta-tions with sinks, bottle fillers,carboys & more! It also in-cludes some lovely décoritems to decorate your home.

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SATURDAYJUNE 22

LIVE AUCTION SAT., JUNE22 AT 11 A.M. Auction heldat The Georgian Bay Huntersand Anglers Club, 3175 Og-dens Beach Rd., Tay Twn.Preview at 10 a.m. Auction toinclude quality items from fullor partial estates, house con-tents, store liquidations, stor-age lockers, commercialitems, real estate etc. Visit ourFacebook page RecollectionsAntique Collectible New andUsed!Recollections Auction House

705-549-0270www.recollectionsauctionhouse.ca

LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTIONSAT., JUNE 22 AT 9 A.M.Preview will start at 8 a.m. onsale day. Held at our AuctionHall at 25414 Hwy62S, L'Amable Ontario K0L2L0. Details to come.Switzer’s Auction & Appraisal

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LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTIONSAT., JUNE 22 AT 10 A.M.BK Super Auction DownsizingSemi-Retirement Auction Part 2for Bob’s Gas Pump Restora-tions held at 8550 Hwy 6 North,Arthur ON. Preview Fri. June21, 2-8 p.m. Sale to include oilpumps, air meters, neon andvintage signs, antique gaspumps, beverage collectiblesand more.

BK Super Auction and Reinhart Auctions

Bob Krist: 416-931-0174www.bksuperauction.com

LIVE AUCTION SAT., JUNE22 AT 10 A.M. Surplus In-ventory Auction Of butcherequipment; supplies; stainlesssteel shelving; and miscella-neous items to be held at 2065Floradale Rd, Floradale for Ear-lidale Meats.Auctioneer Jantzi Auctions Ltd.


MONDAYJUNE 24

ONLINE AUCTION MON-DAY JUNE 17 AT 7PM TOMONDAY JUNE 24 AT7PM Toy Auction. Highlightsinclude: approx 300 Nascar;banks; toys; farm toys andmuch more.


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WEDNESDAYJUNE 26

ONLINE AUCTION BID-DING OPENS JUNE 228:00AM BIDDINGCLOSES JUNE 268:00PM Fine gemstone jew-ellery, fine china, watches &fancywear. A Very Large Auc-tion of Fine Gemstone-Goldand Silver-Modern and An-tique Jewelry-Many PiecesFrom the Vast Inventory ofPequegnat Jewelers GuelphOntario Dating Back A Cen-tury Ago. Listed Will BeMany Modern Rings-Watches-Necklaces and aFantastic Offering of FineCostume Jewelry RoyalDoultons and Fine PorcelainPieces. Full Details to Fol-low!


THURSDAYJUNE 27

LIVE AUCTION THURS.,JUNE 27 AT 9:30 A.M. Auc-tion Sale Of Antiques, col-lectibles, household goods &miscellaneous items, to beheld at the K.W. Khaki Club,2939 Nafziger Rd. 2 milessouth of Wellesley, for Haroldand Isabel Seyler, New Ham-burg, Wayne Roth, New Ham-burg & additions.

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DISTRICT NEWSPut $100. into a Victory Bond and you supply the money for the purchaseof 50 hand grenades.

If your children have enough money in a savings account to buy a VictoryBond, encourage them to make a purchase. The out-come of this war means more tothe children than any otherclass of our people, since theywill be alive longer than anyolder class.

According to highway regulationsit is quite improper for a motoristto carry his 1942 marker on thefront of his vehicle when he hasthe 1943 license marker on therear. Any who are doing thisshould remove the old marker atonce since they are liable to apenalty for having it there.

FOR SALESweet Clover Seed, $5.00 per bu.Joseph Horan, Albion. Phone Bolton779.

FOR RENTA five-roomed cottage, 8 acres ofland, 50 ft. chicken pen, all fenced in,10 dollars a month. Apply G. Hutt, R.R. , Kettleby.

BATTERY RADIO1940 model General Electric mantelmodel. Perfect condition. Twenty dol-lars. Cost ninety dollars new. J. A.Willitts, Emery. R. R. 2, Weston.

FOR SALEWillow Farm Yorkshires. The home of thehighest scoring sow in the Province. Forsale now: 2 choice young boars, 12 weeksold, out of XXX sire and full sister toabove sow, $20. each with papers. Ambooking orders for younger pigs out ofXXX stock for $15. each with pedigreewhen 8 weeks. Edgar Dennis, R. R. 2,Aurora.

DANCE AT HOCKLEY A Red Cross Dance will be held in theOrange Hall, Hockley on Monday Evening,April 26th. Music by Overland's Orchestra.Admission 35 cents. Lunch Served.

DANCE AT CALEDON EASTA Dance will be held in the Community Hall,Caledon East on Monday Evening, April 26th.McDonald's Orchestra. Charles Campbell,Floor Manager. Admission 35¢.

FOR SALE1 Vessot Grinder, 8-in. and Durant Engine(27 h.p.) Price $25.00. B.Riddell, Maple.

WANTEDA windmill in A1 condition. Chicago or Toronto preferred. Self-oilerbetween 30 and 40 feet. Communicate with W. P. Horan, Ballycroy orphone Bolton 879 after 6 p.m.

FARM HELP WANTEDCapable farm-hand, married or single, for general farm work. Must besteady and reliable. All year round position. Apply "Yellow Briar" , Mono

Mills.

KILLED AT DIEPPEDefinite word has been received byMr. and Mrs. John R. Cronin ofAlbion, that their son, Pte. MichaelTerrance Cronin was killed atDieppe on Aug. 19th. His bodywas washed ashore at Wimereux,France on Sept. 6th and he wasburied in the East Cemetery atBoulogne.

PALGRAVE BLACKSMITH DIESJohn J. Sullivan, a formerPalgrave blacksmith died inTottenham on March 24th aftera long illness. He was in his54th year. Surviving are hiswife, formerly MargaretGraham of Adjala three daugh-ters, Rose, Florence, andVeronica and one son, Joseph.

INFANT SON OF MR. ANDMRS. REYMAN GIBSONDIESFrederick Howard Gibson,infant son of Mr. and Mrs.Reymen Gibson of Palgravedied on April 4th at the ageof five months. The funeralwas held on the followingTuesday with a serviceconducted at the residenceby Mr. Dickinson andinterment took place atLaurel Hill Cemetery.Pallbearers were Billieand Bobbie Gibson,Howard Walton andGerald Oliver. Flower-bearers were YvonneBoyce, Edith Taylor,Colleen Dickinson, andRuthie Oliver.

PROPRIETOR OFPARKVIEW HOTELDIESJames F. Burke, pro-prietor of theParkview Hotel,Queen St. West,

Toronto died at St. Michael's Hospital,Toronto on April 8th, after a short illness. Mr. Burke was born in

Adjala 60 years ago. Many years ago he operated the Maple Leaf Hotel inTottenham and also operated hotels at Walkerton, Uxbridge and Oshawa.He was twice married, his first wife having died many years ago.Surviving are his wife, three daughters, Kathleen (Mrs. W. McNeil), Betteand Grace and two sons, William and James. The funeral took place onMonday, April 12th, with mass at St. Mary's Church and interment atMount Hope Cemetery.

Old Time NewsOriginally Published in the April 22, 1943 Issue of The Woodbridge Advertiser

MEN'S SECTION

Under the leadership of Mr. Bayard L. B

ryant

president of the Woodbridge Bo

ard of Trade, a

men's section of volunteers w

ill be organized

WHAT IS THE PLAN?

Just as thousands of ladies i

n Canada are giving mornin

g or afternoon

to Army Canteens, to the p

acking of prisoners boxes',

Red Cross work

etc. The Woodbridge plan is

based upon volunteer work

teams taking

over light and simple jobs

in the Robinson Plant, re

lieving regular

workers to do more skilled

work and thus increasing t

he flow of fin-

ished cloth so badly needed

for direct war needs. The m

ain difference

in the Woodbridge plan is t

hat this voluntary effort wi

ll result in the

building of a special fund to

be used for War Work, whic

h will be known

as the Woodbridge Volunte

er War Workers Fund, adm

inistered by a

group of Woodbridge citizen

s.

HOW THE FUND IS BUILT

Every hour of volunteer la

bour will be recorded and

the basic rate

of pay the volunteer have

earned as a regular wor

ker will be con-

tributed to the Woodbridg

e fund. In addition, a sub

scription of a

further 20% of all money

earned will be paid into th

e fund by the

W. Robinson Company.

EXAMPLE

If for example, the plan

succeeds and fifty Woodb

ridge citizens

donate one morning or aft

ernoon each per week, th

e fund would

be richer by approximat

ely $300.00 per month,

and the extra

cloth produced for the wa

r could amount to as muc

h as 400,000

yards per month. If it we

re possible to get 100 wor

kers or more

volunteering, so much the

better.

WHAT IS WORK?

All volunteer work will be

of a simple, easy type. T

icket writing,

wrapping finished lengths

of cloths, etc. This work

is now being

done by regular workers

who ca be released for m

ore important

work in the plant. One pe

riod of four hours a week

, given by an

enthusiastic group of vo

lunteers can produce m

ost important

results. Machinery, at pres

ent idle, could actually be

put into oper-

ation if the Woodbridge pla

n succeeds.

WHO CAN VOLUNTEER?

This is a Woodbridge plan,

open to the whole town a

nd near vicin-

ity. The Volunteer War W

orkers of Woodbridge is a

group open to

all citizens. Any person w

ho realizes the urgent an

d tremendous

importance of keeping th

e war production lines r

olling on for

Victory, and who can spa

re four hours or more pe

r week to co-

operate in this vital work

is invited to contact any

of the citizens

who are heading up this o

riginal and unique war ef

fort.

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TERMS: 10% buyer’s premium Cash, Debit, 13% Visa, M.C. Dinner & Delivery Available. Auctioneer not responsible for loss or accidents.

For future estate or consignment info contact Auctioneer Steve PritchardTel: 905-679-0215 Cell: 905-516-2889 Email [email protected] See photos at www.pritchardauctions.com

DOUBLE ESTATE ANTIQUE& COLLECTIBLE AUCTIONTUESDAY, JUNE 11 AT 6 P.M.

Preview at 4:30 p.m.THE MARIAN HALL, 79 FREELTON RD., FREELTON, ON

Pritchard AuctionsInc.presents

DIRECTIONS: From QEW Take 403 Hamilton To Hwy 6 North. 16 Kms. (10Minutes) To Concession 11. Turn Left Then Immediate Left On Freelton Rd. (100Yards) To Hall, Beside Church (#79 Freelton Rd L0R-1K0). From 401 Exit 299South 9 Kms (7 Minutes) To Concession 11 Turn Right. From New York StateTake QEW To 403 To Hwy 6 North. (Approx. 45 Min.) FROM DUNDAS:Take Brock Rd. Directly North To The Town Of Freelton.LADIES & GENTLEMEN: Pritchard Auctions Has Been Asked To Clear& Sell The Contents Of 2 Large Hamilton Collections. Please Check BackPeriodically at pritchardauctions.com for Updates & More Photos.ANTIQUE & ESTATE FURNITURE: Great Selection Of AntiqueFurniture Incl. Outstanding Flamed Mah. 5 Pce. Bedroom Suite, OakDining Suite To Incl. Carved Back Sideboard Pedestal Dining Table w/3Leaves & 15 Highback Dining Chairs Incl Carver, Oak Mirrored BackDresser, Walnut Vanity & Chair, Victorian Settee, Chaise Lounge, 9Drawer Mah. Kneehole Desk & Chair, 2 Armoires, Asst Rockers, Chairs,Side Tables, Wood Cane Stand, 4 Tier Spool Whatnot Stand, FootedBlanket Box.NAUTICAL TO INCL.: Rank Morrison Binnacle Compass, Crank FogHorn, Hallicrafters Radio & Beacon Map In Oak Frame, E.D. Carter Lge.Ships Bell, Wooden Buoys, Willoglen Hamilton Life Saver, Lge. BronzeAnchor, Brass & Copper Ships Light, 1940’s Nazi Paper.DECORATIVE & COLLECTIBLE ITEMS: 2-1/2ft Bronze Statue, 25Lots Of Cont. Gold & Gemstone Jewelry All w/Appraisals, Oils Incl. LakeDistrict, Oil Lamps & Lanterns, Bridge, Floor & Table Lamps, Singer SewingMachine In Wood Case, Coins, Quilt, Carved Canes, Beaver Top Hat, BowlerHat, Vict. Ladies High Boots, Spats, Mantle & Wall Clocks, 1900’s ConvertedWood Wall Telephone, Wood Shaft Golf Clubs, Old Metal “Mobo” Youth’sBike w/Training Wheels, Bubble Cut Barbie, Ken, Skipper and Clothes, DollTrunk, Primitives, Kitch, And Much More.POTTERY & CHINA: Over 70 Royal Doultons, Wedgwood “Westbury”Dinner Service For 8, Coll. Of Flow Blue China, Moorcroft, Weller, Cont.Local Artisans Pottery.

SATURDAY, JUNE 8 AT 9:30 A.M.Preview 8:30 a.m.

N. KAWARTHA COMM. CENTRE340 McFadden Rd. Apsley ON

ART, ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & MORE!TO FEATURE: Original Indigenous Canadian art to include NorvalMorrisseau, Carl Beam, Joshim Kakegamic, Eddy Cobiness, RichardBedwash & Jay Bell Redbird indigenous stone sculptures, large collectionof NHL cards 1970's & 1980's, vintage highway sign collection, originalPure Spring push bar, folk art, antique siren............and much much more!

ART SELLS AT 11:30 AM 10% BUYER'S PREMIUMwww.apsleyauctions.com

Wally James/Auctioneer 705-656-9467

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CLOSING: FRIDAY, JUNE 7 AT 7 P.M.Preview Wednesday, June 5 from 4 - 7 p.m.

FROM THE ESTATE COLLECTION OF DONALD L.COSENS OF ST. THOMAS, WITH ADDITIONSBOOKS, CHURCHILL LETTERS, MUSKOKA

POSTCARD COLLECTION, CIRCUS POSTERS,SOUTH AFRICAN MEDALS, STAMPS &POSTMARKS, EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY

COLLECTION, BRIC-A-BRAC, FURNITURE, ETC.

The next several auction sales of my father’s collec-tions represent over 70 years of collecting and there

will be many one-of-a-kind items available! My father started in the auction business 50 years ago. Inthat time he has purchased thousands of items from the

various local estates that he has dealt with over theyears. This is an extensive collection.

SALES TO FOLLOW WILL INCLUDE MORECOLLECTABLE AUCTIONS, BOOK AUCTIONS AND

MORE TO BE DISCOVERED.

Delivery/Shipping available - Terms: Cash, E-Transfer, Cheque w/ID.15% Buyers Premium + HST applies to all Online Auction purchases.

CONTACT: MARK COSENSAuctioneer Call/Text: 519-282-8044 Email: [email protected]

DONALD L. COSENS COLLECTIONONLINE ESTATE AUCTIONPLAYLAND/ENTERTAINMENT MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT: Canopy Merry-go Round

w/20 Carousel Horses and 4 Bench seats (Allen Herschell/San Antonio); Several Coin-operated Rides;Hampton Tubs-of Fun Ride w/6 Tubs; Hampton Motorboat Ride w/5 Boats; Mini Train Ride; Double-Fun20 ft Inflatible Slide, Misc Inflatibles; Several Splash Pad features w/2-20ft Umbrella Shades; Mini ZamperlaFerris Wheel Unit, Free-Fall Unit; Zip Line Equipment with poles (BC Fir); Playground pieces, etcSHOW, CIRCUS PROPS, DEMONSTRATION EQUIP: Cat Stands and Decorative CatPedestals; Swivel Mirror Ball Cat Pedestal; Stainless Lion Wheel, Horse Cavalettis; Elephant Tubs, Houda,Circus Ball, Rolling Barrel, Head Pieces, Elephant/Camel Saddles; Mirror Balls, Circus Carpeting, RubberMatting, Tour Boxes, Transport Cages, Travel Containers; Attraction Signage, Halloween Props, Lighting,Memorabilia, Back Drops, Facades, Illusion Feature, Theatrical Features, Qty Artificial Plants and Foliage,Pillars, Resin Figures, ; Show Ring, Curbing, Theatre Seats (256), Qty. Stacking Chairs, Appx 60 MoldedOutside Seats, Benches, Banners, Advertising, Barrels, Ticket Booth, Turnstiles, Spot Lights, SwampCooler Mister, Tent Poles, Sidewall Supports, Costumes, Trunks, Harness, Qty Tiki Torches,Communication Radios & Chargers; Lighting Grid 40’ x 40’ etc.OFFICE EQUIP: Desks, Chairs, Board Table, Counters, Lateral/Vertical File Cabinets, Locker Cabinets,Cupboards, Shelves, A/C Units, etcFENCING, CAGING, AG EQUIP: 80ft Wrought Iron Fence, Page Fence, Barb Wire, Mesh andPlastic Coated Fence: Qty 6x12ft fence panels, Qty Aluminum Panels and Gate Fencing,; HD Metal/IronBarrier Fencing; Major lengths of Chain Link & Perimeter Fencing; Bird Cage Fence Unit, Cable,; CastorCages, 13 Metal Stall Fronts and Doors, Manure Conveyor, Animal Feeders, Animal Pads, Pony Stall, Bins,Ropes, Straps, Harness, Tarps; 6 Sliding Gates and Electrical Gate Openers.ROLLING STOCK: Mobile Washroom Trailer and Tank; Tri-Axle Shavings Trailer, Animal Trailers,People Mover Trailer, Early Yamaha Scooter, 45ft Living Trailer, Sea Containers, Poly tank and Trailer.MISC: Qty Landscape Rocks; Industrial Racking, Display Racks, ; Qty apple Crates, Sanitizing Stations,Honda Water Pump, Flag Masts, Sanitizing Stations, Qty Tempered Glass Panels, Recycle Bins, AluminumLadders, Industrial Fans, Steel Stair Steps, Message/Pamphlet Boards,Tools, Hardware, etcRESTAURANT/CANTEEN EQUIP: Garland Gas Grill, 3pc Moffat Gas Fryer Unit, Microwaves; 10ftKidde Fire Suppression Hood w/4 Sprayers; Hoshizaki Ice Maker, Ice Cream Freezer,; Fridges, Freezers,Bunn Coffee Maker, PopCorn Makers, Hot Dog Griller, Candy Floss Units, 5 and 10ft Stainless Sink Units,4 door S/S Fridge,; 10x12ft Walk-in Cooler, S/S Prep Tables; 16 Outside Eating Tables w/FibreglassUmbrellas; 9 Inside 4-Seater Eating Table Units, etcNOTE: 60’ x 150’ Show Barn and 60’ x 90’ Livestock Barn to be offered by Auction subject to condi-tions. Refreshments on site. Preview/Inspection Day: Wednesday June 12th, 12 Noon-5:00pm.TERMS/CONDITIONS: Cash, Visa, M/C, Debit (3% Service Charge on Cards). No Buyers Premium.Everything selling As Is/Where Is.

Auctioneers: Frank and Steve Stapleton, Newtonville905.786.2244

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SELLING ALL CHATTELS, FIXTURES, MEMORABILIA ANDCOMMERCIAL CONTENTS OF THE FORMER

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THERE ARE NO ANIMALS REMAINING ON THE PROPERTY.

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AN ANDERSON AUCTIONLIVE AND INTERNET BIDDING

THE HAROLD SUMMERS TOY COLLECTIONMONDAY, JUNE 3 STARTS AT 5:30 PM PREVIEW 3:30 PM

To be held at

JARVIS COMMUNITY CENTRELION'S HALL, 19 JAMES STREET

JARVIS, ON340 LOTS OF FARM TOYS, FIRE TRUCKS,

TRACTOR/TRAILERS; DIECAST CARS; MANYBOXED; PETROLIANA ITEMS, MANY SUPERTESTITEMS; TOOLS; SIGNS; JOHN DEERE, MASSY-HARRIS AND MASSEY FERGUSON; IH, ALLIS,CASE, FORD; NUMEROUS DIECAST VEHICLE

BANKS; LINCOLN TOYS; OTACO SUPERTEST GASTANKER; TONKA; LI'L BEAVER; OIL CANS;

TRU-LINE; LONDON TOYS; ETC.

ANDERSON AUCTIONSAuctioneer Jim Anderson 905-667-4112

[email protected]

Timed Online Auction

Opens Sat., May 25Ends Wed., May 29Items sell/close continuously through the day

Held at our PUSLINCH LOCATION4062 HWY 6 Puslinch, Ontario (519) 837-0710 YARD OPEN FOR PREVIEW:Saturday May 25th from 8:00 AM till NoonMonday May 27 from 8:00 AM till 5:00 PMTuesday May 28 from 8:00 AM till 5:00 PMWednesday May 29 from 8:00 AM till 5:00 PM

Featuring

AUCTION SERVICES LTD.

3000+ LOTSVehicles, Trailers, Turf & Landscape Equipment, Dump,Highway, Van, Stake & Plow Trucks, Tractors, ConstructionEquipment, Generators, Snow Removal Equipment, TravelTrailers and Fifth Wheels, A Selection of Lumber, Quantityof Tools & Parts, Home Renovation & Building Supplies,Kitchen Cabinet Sets, and much more!TERMS & CONDITIONS: • debit • e-transfer • wire transfer • bankdraft w/ bank verification • M/C &Visa chip cards only.All purchases subject to a13% buyer’s premium. A 3% discount to the buyer’s premium will apply to pay-ments made by debit, e-transfer, wire transfer or bank draft. The buyer’spremium is a taxable service.

CURRENT FROM MAY 23, 2019

SALE STARTS AT 10 AM

HERNDER ESTATE WINES IN THE HEART OF BEAUTIFUL NIAGARA WINE COUNTRYSALE STARTS AT 1:00PM PREVIEWING FROM 11:30AM

Come early and spend the day! Take a tour of the Winery and enjoy complimentary Wine tastingin the retail Store. Sale includes a great selection of Coins & Paper Money, Antique Shot guns andPistols, Ladies Estate Gold and Diamond Rings some Art and lots of Vintage and collectibles

PARTIAL LISTING: GUNS & MILITARY: 2 very early Pistols, Antique Hopkins & Allen Pearl Handle Revolver, Ward & Sons(London) Shotgun, Janssen Sons & Co. and J.Manton side by side Shotguns, Miscellaneous Bayonets, Miscellaneous Military and WarMedals, Gas Mask and Filter, He Died for Freedom and Honor (Dead Man’s Penny), Some Military Clothes and more. COINS &NOTES: Dominion of Canada July 2nd 1923 One Dollar Bill, Dominion of Canada 25 cent Notes, 1937 Bank of Canada 50 DollarBill, Ancient Rome Coin, 2 x Royal Canadian Mint .9999 Fine Gold 50 Cent Coins, 1976 Silver Montreal Olympic Coin Sets withCases, Many Canadian Silver Proof Coins and Coin Sets, Many Royal Canadian Mint Silver Proof Coins and Coin Sets, 1946 LimitedEdition Ten Dollar .9999 Fine Silver Flamingo Hilton Gaming Token, 5 x 2001 Limited Edition .999 Fine Silver Imperial Palace and2 x 1996 Stratosphere and 1 x Ballys Ten Dollar Gaming Tokens plus many Canadian and American Silver Coins and much muchmore. ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & VINTAGE: Beautiful Vintage Wood Partners Desk, Framed Stain Glass, Antique BabyCarriage, Antique Brass Monocular, Franklin Mint the Centennial Car Mini-Ingot Collection with Case, Double Pedestal Make UpDresser, Oak Rocking Chair, Vintage Canadian tire Sled/Sleigh, African Baby Lamb’s Wool 78”x110”Rug, Vintage Charvos DrawingInstruments Set, Vintage German Made for Mechanical & Aircraft Institute Drafting Set, Vintage Opium Pipe with Book, Antique IceSkates, Collection of Vintage Shaving items, Collection of Vintage Lighters, Old Knives and Pocket Knives, Hugo Schmidt KoblenzGermany Royal Canadian Air Force Marville France Beer Stien, Vintage Alarm Clocks, Black & White Photos of Ships and Trainstaken in the Niagara Region from the Fifties and Sixties, Franklin Mint 1975 Bronze Statue – The Indian Hunter by John Weaver, 2x Vintage Metal Coca-Cola Coolers, 1976-77 St.Catharines Falcons Golden Horshoe Champions Leather Jacket, Vintage LaundryPale from Feasby’s Diaper Service Wash-Rite St.Catharines, 2 x Pairs of Snow Shoes, Franklin Mint Collector Edition Monopoly,Vintage Royal Typewriter, Miscellaneous Collectible Zippo Lighters, Vintage Players Cigarette Cards, Beatles Serving Tray, BeatlesRecord Box Set (From Liverpool The Beatles Box) Antique Gyroscopic Nautical Compass, Framed Adam Hong Gemstone ArtPiece (Princess Nung Yii Godess) on Elephant, Antique News Print and Post Cards, 1934 Department of Agriculture Fruit andHoney Act, Large selection of Wood and Clay Mask’s, Large Vintage Canadian Flag, 3 x Bossons Head’s Congleton England, VintageSinger and Vickers (England) Sewing Machines, 1930 Manitoba Game Bird Pin, Set of Vintage Spalding Golf Clubs with Canvas Bag,Vintage Canvas Fishing Creel, Collection of Canadian Tire Limited Edition Diecast Scale Model Trucks, 3 x Vintage Opera Glasses,Star Trek the complete set of 12 Blue Prints, Royal Doulton Figurines Laura HN 3136-Natalie HN 3173-Pretty Ladies Special GiftHN 4744 and Mary HN 8202, Royal Doulton Nisbet Cinderella/Cinders Doll, Swarovski Figures Toucan with Orange Beak 234311(Retired)-Orca 622939-Palm Tree 679870 (Retired)-Bald Eagle 248003 (Retired). JEWELLERY AND WATCHES: LadiesDiamond and Gold Rings, Ladies Diamond Ring Set, Ladies Vintage Watches (Omega, Bulova, 2 Tutor’s one with Gold Case, Admiraldual Face Watch and more) Men’s 1911 full Sovereign Gold Ring, Men’s Vintage Omega Automatic Watch (no Strap) Vintage PocketWatches (Elgin, Cyma, Westclox dax Canada and more) LOCATION: HERNDER ESTATE WINES: 1607 Eighth Avenue Louth, St.Catharines Ontario L2R 6P7.TERMS: Cash, Debit, Visa and Master card. 10% BUYERS PREMIUM. NOTES: This is just an early listing more items willbe added by sale day. Plenty of Parking. Lunch available on site.

AUCTIONEER: JOHN RILEY Member of Certified Appraisers Guild of America (289) 213-5495

Coins, Paper Money, Antiques, Estate Jewellery, Collectibles & more

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#54. MASSIVE GLOBALUNRESERVED JEWELLERY AUCTION SALEENDING JUNE 3RD AT 8 P.M. EST

Starting as low as $1! Completely Unreserved! No Buyer’s Premium

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SATURDAY, JUNE 1510:30 AM (LIVE AND WEBCAST)

2544 COUNTY ROAD 64CARRYING PLACE, ON

CATALOGUE TO BE POSTED SOON.FEATURING A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF

OVER 50 YEARS FROM MISSISSAUGA,ONTARIO. WITH INCLUSIONS

PARTIAL LISTING ONLY: (4)Antique Oak curveglass china cabinets, antiques and collectables, toinclude great selection of vintage electronics, antiqueradios, ham radios, Antique grand father clock, antiqueclocks, Gingerbreads, Pequegnat, assorted VintageColeman lantern collection, barn lanterns, assortedrailway lanterns, antique oil lamps, hanging lamps, tran-sistor radios, antique firearms, antique barometers,museum quality vintage radio, old tube testers, modelairplanes, and much more....... TERMS: cash, Visa, Mastercard, debit,

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IMPORTANT COLLECTORSPUBLIC AUCTION

TUESDAY MAY 28TH AT 7PM TO SUNDAY JUNE 2ND AT 8PM: Film and TV Wardrobe and Costume Jewelrysale – Wide variety and some large lots of wardrobe and costumes including designer clothing, accessories and costume jewelryfrom major films and TV series!

MONDAY MAY 27TH TO MONDAY JUNE 3RD AT 8PM: TV Series Finale Auction for “Shadowhunters” TV Show –PremiumWeaponary, Props and Wardrobe from the final season!-This is the one you have been waiting for Shadowhunters Fans. Yes , there will be ship-ping available on this sale only! This sale will be held immediately after the final episode airs... (We don't have a firm final air date so this salecould be earlier or later than currently posted) Expect to see over 2000 Lots of Premium Shadow Hunters Authentic items from the Seriesincluding all the Key Wardrobe and costumes from 3B, Props, weapons, and More...even the dreaded possible spoilers that inadvertently slippedinto the first auction like "The Letter". This sale will be well over 1000 lots and will be loaded with premium clothing and footwear from theseries including a mixture of brand new items and screen used items. Over $250,000 of top designer branded clothing and footwear for Menand ladies to include Hugo Boss, Rudsak, John Varvatos, All Saints, Rag and Bone, Diesel, Raw, Zegna, Dolce and Gabbana, Gucci, Von Furstenburg,Theory, Michael Kors, Burberry, CK, and many many more.

THURSDAY MAY 30TH AT 7PM TO THURSDAY JUNE 6TH AT 8PM: Online Retail Inventories, Overstockand Surplus items: This sale usually tops 1000 lots. Sale typically includes Electronics, Computer related, small appliances, watches,As Seen on TV Items Kitchenware, Bedding, Linens, household items, Decor, watches, cosmetics, health and beauty goods, gift-ware, clothing, safety gear, exercise equipment, everyday consumer goods, Pallets lots and often items in quantities or by caselots and more and much much more!

THURSDAY JUNE 6TH TO THURSDAY JUNE 13TH AT 8PM: Big Lots, Case Lots, High Value Items, New Appliances,Large Quantity of Computers and Laptops: This sale is so big we have to rent an offsite location to host it... Over 10 Tractor trailersof merchandise to be sold. Loads of items sold by the pallet or by the case, plus some individual items, clothing, electronics, As seen onTV items, Small Appliances, consumer goods, surplus and overstock inventories. Wide variety of New merchandise plus pallets of storereturned merchandise , computer related, clothing in bulk lots, off lease items and much much more!

MORE FILM AND TV AUCTIONS COMING SOON! – Props, set decoration and Wardrobe from major TV showsand Films coming shortly!

SHORT NOTICE AUCTIONS GET ADDED ALL THE TIME – Online Auctions get added all the time with only afew days notice that don’t meet advertising deadlines. Be sure to check our online auctions upcoming sales on the website reg-ularly to not miss these sales.

SATURDAY JUNE 1ST @11AM – Peel Regional Police Auction -One of the largest police auctions in the country! Wide variety of Bicyclesin new to well used conditions, Electronics, Computers, Tools, Decor,Clothing, Jewellery, Watches, Small appliances, Exercise equipment, SurplusPolice assets, and much much more... Always a big sale!!!TUESDAY JUNE 4TH @ 6PM – LIVE Auction Computers,Electronics, Sporting Goods– Large 2 ring sale to include lots of brand newmerchandise to include; LED TV's, Laptops, Tablets, QTY of new clothing(Many designer brands), Large variety of quality shoes and Boots (namebrands), Video games and consoles, Networking equipment, Digital cam-eras, AS seen on TV Items, LCD TVs, Monitors, DVDs, Books, SmallAppliances, Sporting Goods, large Qty of Books, Cds and DVDs, The listjust goes on and on . This is a sale you don’t want to miss whether you arebuying for yourself or if you are a retailer who is looking for merchandisefor your store. See web closer to sale date for details and photos. Previewfrom 5PM day of sale at our Mississauga Location.TUESDAY JUNE 11TH @ 6PM – LIVE Auction Computers,Electronics, Sporting Goods– Large 2 ring sale to include lots of brand newmerchandise to include; LED TV's, Laptops, Tablets, QTY of new clothing(Many designer brands), Large variety of quality shoes and Boots (namebrands), Video games and consoles, Networking equipment, Digital cam-eras, AS seen on TV Items, LCD TVs, Monitors, DVDs, Books, SmallAppliances, Sporting Goods, large Qty of Books, Cds and DVDs, The listjust goes on and on . This is a sale you don’t want to miss whether you arebuying for yourself or if you are a retailer who is looking for merchandisefor your store. See web closer to sale date for details and photos. Previewfrom 5PM day of sale at our Mississauga Location.THE FAMOUS RED TOTE AUCTION IS COMING IN EARLYJUNE... ALWAYS ONE OF OUR MOST POPULAR SALES!

CANADA’S LARGEST UNDELIVERABLEFREIGHT AUCTION!

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CDC AUCTIONS 416-274-9646AUCTION SALEEVERY THURSDAY AT 6:30 P.M.

670 CORONATION DR., UNIT #3,SCARBOROUGH

Items including collectables, antiques, furniture, vintage toys, TVs, pcs.,records, sports memorabilia, silver, gold

Please visit us on Facebook CDC AuctionsAuctioneer & Owner Chris 416-274-9646

CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME!

AUCTION SALEEVERY MONDAY AT 6:30 P.M. Pre 4 p.m.

42 MARTIN ROSS AVE., TORONTOwww.rightbidauctions.com

Auction consists of a variety of merchandise from misguidedfreight, consignments, bankruptcies, and end of the line itemsjust to name a few. We carry a large variety of products whichinclude electronics, computers, sporting goods, collectables,toys, furniture, etc. antiques and much more!

ONLINE AUCTION CORNEIL’S AUCTION BARN 1231 SALEM RD LITTLE BRITAINSELLING THE COLLECTION &

HOUSEHOLD ITEMS FOR DAVID ANDBONNIE BOYD OF BOBCAYGEON

BIDDING OPENS JUNE 5 AT9AM CLOSES JUNE 12 AT 6PM

SALE TO INCLUDE: signs, toys, milk bottles, furniture,collectables, tools – 1960’s Soap Box Derby car– approx.200 Dinky toys – metal toys – pop bottles (Orange Crush,7UP, Wilsons Ginger Ale) – Die Cast tractors & cars – MilkBottles (Kirkfield, Kawartha, Lindsay Creamery) – Signs(Good Year double sided porcelain, DeLaval, Silverwoods,Krim Ko, Orange Crush) – 1960’s “Drink Hires It Is Pure”pop dispenser – set of 4 soda fountain glasses withspoons – Tudhope ice cream scoops – Frigidaire glassware (Iced tea servers, decanter) - 4 school bells - MasseyHarris Cream Separator - flat to wall cupboards – refin-ished chop box – wooden advertising boxes - 3pc mapleVilas bedroom set – refinished Chatham cupboard – hallseat – cedar chest – galvanized feed cart with cast wheels– 4 cast iron wheel trolley – ice cream parlor chairs ––rubber tire ashtrays – hood ornaments – Railwaylanterns – Lawn Jockey – buggy seat (original finish) –steel wheels - Singer treadle sewing machine table – icecream parlor chairs - Limoge dishes – biscuit barrel –cranberry - Royal Dolton figurines – oak wall telephone –piano stool – Tempur Pedic Queen size mattress (likenew) – Stihl 026 chainsaw – Ideal cooler (no compressor).Viewing Thursday June 5 from 9am to 5pm & 7pm to 9pmPick Up Thursday June 13 9am to 5pm & 7pm to 9pm

DON CORNEILAUCTIONEERING SERVICES1231 Salem Rd Little Britain

705-786-2183www.corneilauctions.com

Buyers premium 10% cash, debit, cheque 13% Visa, Mastercard

LARGE BANQUET HALL ON 1.41 ACRES BY AUCTION, HUGE AMOUNT OF ANTIQUES

& COLLECTIBLES

AUCTION SALESAT., JUNE 8 AT 10 A.M.ON SITE AT: 25669 WINTERLINE

ROAD, GRANDE POINTEFrom East of Chatham Take #2 hwy. To Merlin Rd. & turnNorth; then right on Riverview Line & left on Jacob Rd;After crossing bridge, turn right on Grand River Line & fol-low to Winterline Rd; turn left to Grande Pointe.TO BE SOLD AT 12.00 NOON: Banquet Hall on1.41 acres zoned VC-1140; Large quantity ofCollectibles; Primitives; Early Lamps & Lighting;Cash register on oak stand; Clocks; Brass instru-ments; Glassware & China; Large Chainsaw WoodCarvings & much more!

For full listing, photos & terms:www.lacasseauctions.comViewing day of sale from 8 A.M.

LACASSE AUCTIONS INC.1-877-811-5297

ANTIQUES • SIGNS • COLLECTABLES

BEGINNING SAT., JUNE 8 AT 9AMCLOSING TUES., JUNE 11 AT 7PMMCLEAN AUCTIONS SALES ARENA

2140 LITTLE BRITAIN RD., LINDSAYSELLING SEVERAL ESTATES & COLLECTIONS1000’S OF INTERESTING AND UNIQUE ITEMS

FURNITURE & ANTIQUES: antique & modern furniture,antique Singer treadle sewing machine.GLASS & CHINA: collectable glass & china, crystal, Pressed glass, OldCountry Rose Royal Albert dinnerware, Moorcroft year plate, Royal Doultonfigures, Roseville vase, silver serving dishes, flatware, Sterling Silver.SIGNS & ADVERTISING: porcelain & tin signs, White Rose,US Tires, 1950’s Coca Cola sign, new old stock Firestone, CamelCigarette, 1930’s rural mail signs, Lions sign, Sealtest Jug Milk sign,Coca Cola trays, Texaco oil cans, Telegram Newspaper stand.COLLECTABLES: antique tin toy cars, vintage toy trucks, Buddy L,Lincoln, Tonka, Hubley tractor, collectable new toy cars, Dick Tracycollectables, vintage board games, Badger Vintage weather vane,lantern, Busts, Sports collectables/Hockey cards, figurines, SittlerMaple Leaf jersey, signed Tie & Gary photos, unique golfer gifts-coatracks, hat racks, Comics, records, books, Playboys, old crates, RedFlyer trike, classic bicycles, Concrete pointer dogs, Mickey Mousephone, antique telephone, jewelry, framed & unframed art, fishinglures-collectable & usable, tackle boxes, fishing reels, whipple trees,tin Knight statue, vintage banana box, Coins: early Can silver coins &pennies, silver dollars, some uncirculated, mint sets, proof sets, spec-imen sets, stamps, etc. MISC.: 3 guitars, house and kitchen wares, Coleman cooler.Partial early list. NOTE: closing Tuesday-7pm

MCLEAN AUCTIONS 705-324-2783 photos/catalogue/terms/preview/

pickup times at www.mcleanauctions.com

ONLINE ONLY

ESTATE AUCTION

LARGE

ESTATE AUCTIONSATURDAY, JUNE 1

AT 10 A.M.ON SITE AT: 672 COUNTY ROAD

34, MAIDSTONEFROM WINDSOR: Take Manning Road South, turnleft on County Road 34 to Auction Site. FROMCHATHAM OR EAST: Take 401 West to Exit 21,Manning Road South, follow & turn left on CountyRoad 34 to Auction siteSelling the Estate of the late John Sturdevant of

Maidstone without reserve2003 Cadillac Escalade; Vintage 1975 Cadillac El Doradoconvertible; 1988 GMC pick-up truck; 1973 IH 454 Tractor;Bridgeport Vertical Milling Machine; Metal Lathe; MetalMorking Tools; Wood Working Tools; Kubota lawn tractor;Household items and much more!

Photos, Listing & Terms: www.lacasseauctions.com

Viewing day of sale from 8 a.m.

LACASSE AUCTIONS INC.1-877-811-5297

AUCTIONFRIDAY, MAY 315071 HWY 11,

UNIT 5, ORILLIA, ONL3V 6H1

VIEWING @ 5:00 PMSALE STARTS AT 6 PM.1986 Cadorette Holiday 200with trailer, Lawn Boy DuraForce 6.5 hp self-drive mower,4 hp Johnson o/b motor,Diamond back man’s bicycle,Asst. Tools & garden, Air hock-ey game, Oak bedroom furni-ture, Wall cabinets, Victorianfurniture, King size Craftmaticbed, Double bed, Asst. softLivingroom, Asst. small tablesetc. Asst. glass, China,Jewellery, Trainset, Old bot-tles, Pictures & more.Cash/Visa/MasterCard/Interact/10% B/P/HST

DUBEAU AUCTIONS 705-327-5890

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CONSIGNMENT

AUCTIONTo be held at the

BAXTERTRANSPORT YARD

4881 WILLIAMHASTINGS LINE IN

CROSSHILL OR APPROX6KMS NW OF

WELLESLEY FOR AREACONSIGNORS

SATURDAY, JUNE 1AT 9:30 AM

DOUBLE RING AUCTIONHIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:Bobcat S130 skidsteer withmanure bucket, approx 4000hours – very good; gravity wag-ons; uncoilers – heavy duty for-ward and reverse; belt sander 2”;heavy duty conveyors; scissorlift; hydraulic scissor lift withpower pac; shrink wrapper;Honda water pumps; StihlTS410 quick cut saw; portabletree mover; PTO mower; desks;plow shares; picnic tables; chainsaws; smoke eater; conveyors; 6cyl Cummins diesel engine; SMVsigns; hook racks; hopper bot-tom grain trailer; and more!To consign call Gary 519656 3555 or Calvin

Kuepfer 519 272 3290JANTZI AUCTIONS LTD.

(519) [email protected]

GRAY’SAUCTION

SERVICE INC.Farms, Industrial,

Liquidations & Livestockwww.graysauction.caLiquidation Centre

Open Every Fri. & Sat.BARRY 519.338.3722

Vintage Computer Humour..Memory was something you lost with ageAn application was for employmentA program was a TV showA cursor used profanityA keyboard was a pianoA web was a spider's homeA virus was the fluA CD was a bank accountA hard drive was a long trip on the roadA mouse pad was where a mouse livedAnd if you had a 3-inch floppy . . . You just hopednobody ever found out!

Drumming Up A ReasonA man vacations on a tropical island, and the firstthing he hears is drums. He goes to the beach andhears the drums; he eats lunch, he hears thedrums; he tries to sleep, he can’t—drums. Finally hestorms over to the manager.“I’ve had it! Can’t you stop those drums?” he begs.“No!” says the manager. “It’s very bad if the drums stop.”“Why?”“When the drums stop, the bass solo begins.”

No Means NoA farmer was trying to get a loan from a bankerwhen their conversation was interrupted by a tele-phone call. The banker listened for a while and thensaid "No."He said "No" about five times and thenended the call by saying "Yes.""What did that feller say that made you change yourmind and answer 'Yes'?" asked the farmer."I didn't change my mind,"the banker replied. "Hewanted to know if my final answer was no."

How much is a billion dollars? If you spent $1000 a day (or$365000 a year), it would take you nearly 3000 years tospend it all!

I remember a scathing "put-down" popular in my youngeryears. When you wanted tolabel a man as spineless yousneered that "he was tied to hismother's apron strings."

Come to think of it, though, theway the world seems to befalling apart, I can't think of amore secure place to be tied.

CHARLES M. DAVIS


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All Quiet on the Homefront. . .I saw the following quotation on a social network-ing site the other day, "Shhh! don't talk unlessyou can improve the silence." Ah Silence! Farmlife can be hectic and very noisy by times. Cowsbawling to be milked, pigs squealing to be fed,the drone of the tractor's diesel engine,

the pounding thump of the square baler plunger.Not to mention the clang of the discs in a rockyfield, the screech of a hay elevator, chickensclucking, roosters crowing or the whirling click ofa hay rake. Seagulls squawking following the trac-tor and plows, fighting each other for grubs,worms or mice. Newly weaned calves protestingtheir mother's absence. I will admit that those

noises are quite a bitlower on the annoyancemeter compared withthe racket of a citystreet. However, whenones body aches withfatigue all things quietis quite a welcometreat.

One of the memories Ilove about Life on theFarm is, silence. Yesthe cows have beenmilked, the pigs arefed, the equipment isquiet, the sun is set-ting. The big rocknorth of the barnbeckons to you. Theday has been longand hard so you

accept it's invitation. You seat yourself amongstcontented cows reposing in the cool evening air.You hear nothing. The neighbors have endedthere labors too ,so there is no commotion in thedistance, all is resting.

One of my favorite authors, Robert Service,penned these words,

"Were you ever out in the Great Alone when themoon was awful clear? When the icy mountainshemmed you in with a silence you could almosthear?" "A silence you can almost hear!" I supposethat is what could be called an oxymoron. Nonethe less, silence; what a beautiful sound. Justthink about that for a moment.

There are many beautiful, soothing sounds inour everyday lives. The melody of a song bird, thepurr of a kitten, the coo of a dove, the harmonyof an accapella quartet, a Beethoven symphony,rain on a roof or my Grand-daughter saying myname. I am certain you all can add to the list ofsounds that are exceptional to your ears. But thesound of silence can't be duplicated. It is a soundthe soothes a tired body like none other. Theabsence of noise and sounds can be the bestsound you've never heard. Oh! How I loved thequiet times of Life on The Farm.

Vernon

My Earliest Memory. . .

Our farm was at the end of a lane, with no public road adjo

ining it any-

where, a mile from the nearest highway, with no electric poles or ru

n-

ning water. In spring and summer, a visitor approachin

g the farm

down that lane from the north through scrub timber and coming sud-

denly on the valley would be greeted with a lovely

vista. In late fall and

winter, on a cloudy day, the valley could be a drea

ry place, and at night

with no “light pollution” from electricity, it could be al

most pitch black.

It was easy to believe the stories of the ghost of th

e old lady buried on

the hill across from the house wandering about carrying a lantern

.

Look! Wasn’t that a light? No, it’s gone. Did I real

ly see it?

But on moonlit nights, even in winter, it had a stark beauty

, with tree

branches like etchings back-lighted by the stars

peeking through. On

such a night in 1936, a small boy “going on three” l

ay in the bed of his

grandmother in the hall of a two room house overlooking the v

alley.

The boy’s mother and father and baby brother were sleepin

g in the

adjoining bedroom-living room. The kitchen and a side room used to

smoke-cure meat, and a back porch, made up the rest of the s

mall

dwelling. The hall was the only place for the gran

dmother to sleep.

Suddenly the lonely hoo-hoo-hoo of an owl in on

e of the trees lining

Dry Branch pierces the night.

“Grandma’, the little boy says, “I hear that o

l’ hoot owl again.”

“Yes, honey, I hear him too.”

“Why does the owl hoot, grandma?”

“I don’t know, honey. Maybe becaus

e he is lonely and doesn’t have a lit

-

tle boy owl to keep him company like you do

me.”

And on and on the questions. Fina

lly, the mother calls from the next

room: “Roy, hush. Grandma needs to sleep.”

“You hush,” Grandma admonishes her daug

hter. “Grandma won’t be

around always. Let him talk about the ho

ot owl if he wants to. It’s good

for his imagination.”

This is my earliest memory of my life. I cannot guarantee that the ab

ove

conversation is accurate word-for-

word, but I remember the hoot owl

and my mother admonishing me to hush and my grandmother sticking

up for me. My mother was in ill health and had my brother Billy, tw

o

years my junior and a few months old at that t

ime, to care for. Probably

she needed her sleep too.

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AUCTION FOR IDA GIBSON AND ESTATE

OF ROSS (PETE) GIBSON

RR #4, FLESHERTON,N0C 1E0, EM #345613Directions: North of Eugenia onGrey Road 13 for 2 km. to 12BConcession. Go East 6 km. to OspreyArtemesia Townline. Then South toSale. Watch for Auction Signs

SATURDAY, JUNE 1 AT 10:00 A.M.

PUMPS, GENERATORS, SAWS:3" Honda trash pump, 3" Hondawater pumps; 3" intake and dis-charge hoses; 5500 watt generator;table saw; 2" water pump; 2"hoses; 3" diesel semi-trash pump;Black & Decker finishing sander;Sunbeam Electric sander;Craftsman jig saw; sawzall kit;harrows, pumps for parts.SHOP EQUIPMENT, 45'STORAGE VAN, SHELTERLOGIC BUILDING: Ice/snowscrapers; axle stands; troublelights; load binders; bottle jacks;track puller; floor jack; workbench; Albany water pump;welding rod; Black & Deckerelectric drill press; Metabo 750reversing drill; rivet machine;garage creepy; 24" fans; misc.pegboard; welding helmets;wheel wrenches; electricDremmel tool in case; pickuptool; 6" Delta bench grinder; 5"Delta bench grinder; fuel dis-penser; bench drill press; airpaint gun; assorted clamps;screw nails; bolts; nuts; wash-ers; cotter pins; o-rings; chainfalls; spools electrical wire; airhose; welding accessories; Black& Decker 1/4" electric drill;Black & Decker 1/2" electricdrill; Millers Falls 1/2" electricdrill; 1/2" electric hammer drill;antifreeze testers; CaseMastercraft tap & die set; shopair greaser on wheels; partswasher on wheels; air tool acces-sories; flaring tool; hacksaws &blades; small puller; Bosch 6"grinder; heavy duty chain come-a-long; 3/8" electric drill; Black& Decker 1/2" reversing drill; airimpact gun, 1/2" drive; air tools;Black & Decker 3/8" electricdrill; Black & Decker sander; 7"Powerfist angle grinder; 7" WENpolisher/sander; large metalstorage racks; propane-firedsalamanders; metal/woodenstorage bins/racks; fuel tank;tow cables; propane torches;shop fans; brake cleaner.TOOL BOXES: Checkerplatecombination tool box/fuel tank;8-drawer Mastercraft tool chest;12-drawer 26" tool box; floor-model tool box on wheels; 5-drawer tool cabinet; small toolbox; large bolt bin. TOOLS: Sledge hammers; pipewrenches; Powerfist chainsawsharpener; grease guns; clamps;multiple wrench sets, SAE andmetric; multiple 1/4" and 3/8"socket sets; 1/2" and 3/8" ratch-ets; sets of spark plug sockets;heavy duty hangers; set of 3 heavymetal wrenches; 30 pc. screwdriverset; assorted punches and chisels;bolt and hook fasteners; 14", 18"and 24" pipe wrenches; socketorganizers; assorted hammers andchisels; assorted large wrenchsets; case of socket universals;metal punches; Weller solderingkit; nut drivers; set of 7 red punch-es; set of 4 red metal chisels; largeset open-end wrenches, 1 3/8" to2"; other large wrench sets; casesof drill bits; 12 sets assorted vicegrips and screwdrivers; 3 heavyduty drill bits; impact sockets;1/2" drive extensions; wreckingbars; Allen keys; various chainlengths; valve repair tool; set oftracer/scriber/measurers; assort-ed Allen and torque sockets.OFFICE: U-shaped reception deskwith 4 2-drawer cabinets onwheels; 2 office chairs on wheels; 2

matching black reception chairs;4-drawer legal file cabinet; 4-draw-er letter file cabinet; assorted officeequipment/supplies; set of 2 RadioShack walkie-talkies; set of 3walkie talkies.AUTOMOTIVE: Chrome steprails;snowmobile aerial; bug deflectorsfor trucks; floor mats; hitch with 17/8" ball; new D rings for trailer;assorted automotive items; Dodgetruck tail lights; 36" trailer safetychains; 10' booster cables; 8'booster cables; strobe light;Flexfusion wipers; splash guardsfor Dodge truck; small black trailerfor welder/pump; truck mirrors;used tires.MISCELLANEOUS: Box electricalwire; Esso Marvelube; fuel cansand accessories; hearing protec-tors; halogen flood lamps; carttires/wheels; 6" fuel hose; Obusform cushions; assorted belts; oilcans; assorted cleaners;degreasers; umbrellas with stands,fishing nets.ANTIQUES: Wooden office chairon casters (Gilson, Guelph, ON);Raymond treddle sewing machine;Admiral TV; oak office arm chairon casters; 2N Ford tractor; Fordparking sign; sway & hitch bars fortractor; bucket for tractor; gradingblade for tractor; Zenith cabinetB&W TV; 2 antique street lights.COLLECTIBLES: Repair manualfor Volkswagon Front Wheel Drive1974-90; shop manual for 1964Ford/Mercury; Mac's 1960-72Ford/Mercury Parts/accessoriescatalogue; railroad history books;lanterns; CB radio and old carradio, whip aerial; wooden hockeygame; VHS and DVD movies-west-ern Red Skelton, Carol Burnett;Chevy Chase, Air Farce, etc.; col-lection of tapes and D's; Tonkatoys; Coca Cola bottles, antiquestreet lights.FURNITURE, APPLIANCES:Dining room table, 48"x48" with 8matching high chairs; wooden ovaltable and 2 chairs, VermontCastings wood stove; stove pipes;Stove Top Steamer; 7-drawerdresser with mirror and shelving;matching 5-drawer dresser; 6-drawer dresser with mirror;matching 5-drawer dresser; bedframe; 3/4 box springs & mattress;headboard; Chesterfield pullout;bookshelves; storage shelves;sewing basket; leather top storageseat; china cabinet; Admiral 24"refrigerator; bar fridge; Garrisondehumidifier; Sunbeam counter-top rotisserie; Toastmaster bread-maker; Electrolux Little Lux; bath-room shelving unit; 4-tier gun rackwith drawer; bar with arborite top;table saw (like new); VTech cordedphone; Uniden digital answeringsystem. RECREATIONAL, OUTDOOR,SPORTS: 1984 18' Glendettecamper; paddle boat; small bicycle;swimming pool ladder; climbingwall; Magnavox TV for camper; E-Z-G-O- electric golf cart withcharging unit (needs batteries);outdoor 4'x6' playhouse; Tempotreadmill; industrial fluorescentlight with bulbs; Hoover heavyduty dust buster; portable light;lawn hydroseeding kit; fish food inlarge container; ice scraper; grassseed/fertilizer spreader; FS76 Stihlweedeater; Pioneer 250 watt carspeaker; 12" fan; 15" wheel discs;watering cans; assorted yardequipment; ice hut; rough cedarposts (14); sports equipment;Crazy Forts; puzzles; games; toys;Nyannisport dome-style tent for 4;4 sections privacy fence; sun shel-ter; camping appliance combo;rubber armored binoculars (new).MISCELLANEOUS: New cateringchafing dish; set of dinnerware;water jugs; metal food grinders;thermos; bottles; lunch box; cool-ers; large roaster; plumbing snake;mugs; glassware; knick knacks;Uniden phone system; VTech cord-ed telephone with Speaker ID andspeakerphone; furniture cart;

Kodak 710 camera; picture frames;bins of upholstery and other fabric;sewing notions and patterns;Christmas decorations; lamps andshades; travel purses; briefcases;rocking horse; assortedgames/toys; stainless steel bedrail; raised toilet set; tennis elbowsleeve; aquarium with accessories;child's rocking chair; storage rackwith bins for toys; doll collection;suitcases; bookshelves; entertain-ment unit; sewing basket; usedtires.NOTE: 2 Auction Sale Rings.All Purchases to be Removed NotLater than Tuesday, June 4 orUnless Otherwise Arranged.TERMS: Cash or Cheque Day ofSale. Full Payment Day of Sale.Owners, Auctioneers and Staff notresponsible for accidents or prop-erty loss. All verbal announce-ments take precedence over writ-ten advertisements.Lunch Booth and Washrooms

Proprietor Ida Gibson (519) 922-2841

AuctioneerGLENN D. SINCLAIR519-372-8614 or 519-924-0037

AUCTION FOR ALLAN AND JANICE

WALLACE

SATURDAY JUNE 8AT 10 AM

6028 WELLINGTONROAD 7, GUELPH, ON

From Elora, travel South onWellington Road 7 for 7.6 kms andsale is on the west side. FromFergus, travel on Hwy 6 south for2.1 kms, turn right onto 2 line. Go5.1 kms to Wellington Road 7 andturn left. Go 3.7 kms and sale ison the west side. From Guelph gonorth on Hwy 6 3.5 kms toWellington Rd 7, turn left. Go 6.9kms and sale is on the west side**PARKING ON SITE**TRACTORS/COMBINE/HARVESTER: Case IH tractor, 7110, 4x4, cab,18 spd, 4 rev, 9535 hrs, 144 hp, dualhydr, ft weights, ft fenders, 20.8-38rears, 16.9-28 fronts; Case 1030,2wd, dual hyd,4037 hrs,18.4-34rears; Cub Cadet LTS125 lawnmower, 34" deck; MF 510 combine,diesel, p/u head, flex head, 4 rowcorn head; Case IH forage harvester,2 row, hydr tongue, controller,rebuilt head 100ac ago; MACH & EQUIP: MF 1560round baler; NH 570 sq baler wthrower; Case IH DC102 dis-cbine, 10' cut, hydr swing, 250acres use; Klaas 350s rotaryrake, 3 pth; Int forage blower,540 pto; Eastern 36' hay elev; NI3639 manure spreader, doublebeater; Husky manure tank,14000L, tandem axle; MF 33seed drill, grain/fert/grass, 17run, trip lift; Hardi TR500sprayer, 45' boom, foam mark-ers, controller, tandem axle; MF14' 520 discs; Will Rich 24' culti-vator, tandem base, single onwings, hydr fold, 3 bar tine har-rows; White 400 chisel plow,buster bar harrows, 12 shank,coulter discs; MF 880 mouldboard plow, 6 furr, 16" wide; dia-mond harrows, 6 sect w bar;Ford flail mower, 5', 3 pth; balethrower wagon, steel frame,wood floor, 20' rack;(2)balethrower wagon, wood rack, woodfloor, 20'rack;(2) Gehl 810 foragewagons, LH unload; gravity box;Horst 30' round bale wagon;Owatona #85 hammer mix mill;Farm King auger 7"x45', PTO, onwheels; Westfield auger, 8"x35',boot, PTO, on wheels; ReistWelding snowblower, 8', 2 auger,hydr chute; storage bin, 1.25ton, blower cyclone, open top,Husky liq manure pump-parts;Gehl roller mixer-parts. FARM REL/SHOP: Cement mixer;Teagle cyclone spreader; cattlesqueeze chute, auto head gate; 16'feeder wagon, hay/silage; pit silobunk feeder; transfer auger,10'x8", hydr drive; 40' silo pipes,hood; asst 4" augers, motors;Weber round bale feeder; grassseed box; hog scale; De Vilbiss5030 air compr; fencing and farmsuppl; qty T-bar stakes; scrapmetal; antique tools; asst farmrelated items and much more! STRAW: (50)lg sq “bales, 2018,stored inside.Lunch Booth Washroom AvailablePreview: Friday June 7th, 1-6pmORDER OF SALE: Wagonloads;Shop/Farm Related; Machinery& Equip, Tractors, CombineTERMS & CONDITIONS: Cash orCheque with proper I.D. on day ofsale. Owner and/or Auctioneer willnot be held responsible for acci-dent or loss on day of sale. Allitems are sold “As Is”. All verbalannouncements on day of sale takeprecedence over written ads.

Contact: Allan Wallace(519) 766-5070

Auctioneers: KEVIN MCARTHUR

519) 942-0264SCOTT BESSEY (519) 843-5083

CLEARING

AUCTION OF TRACTORS, FARM

MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT,TOOLS, LIVESTOCK, FEED,

ANTIQUES AND HOUSE-HOLD EFFECTS

FOR BARRY AND MARIONGRUMMETT

RR #2, PROTONSTATION, N0C 1L0,

EM #267318DIRECTIONS: East of Dundalk4 km. on County Road 9 toDufferin Road 2 then North 5km. or South of Maxwell 8 km.on Grey Road 2 to Southline BRoad. Then West 1 km. to FarmSale. Watch for Auction Signs

SATURDAY, JUNE 8AT 10 A.M.

TRACTORS: Belarus 825, 4WD,Cab with new Frey Loader; AllisChalmers 160 with Trip Loader,3 cylinder Perkins engine, 38hp.FARM MACHINERY ANDEQUIPMENT: Kverneland 4-furrow plow, 4x16, auto reset;IHC 18 ft. cultivator, H.D. withfolding wings; IHC 14 ft. cultiva-tor, H.D. with finger rolling har-rows; 10 ft. H.D. wheel disc; 3pthTriple K cultivator, 12 ft.; dia-mond harrows, 6 sections; ponyharrows, H.D. on wheels,approx. 12 ft.; IHC 5100 seeddrill, 18 row; land packer, dbl.steel roller on wheels, 12 ft.; landpacker, steel rollers, 10 ft.; 1-bale thrower hay wagon, steelrack with mesh floor, 18 ft.; 1-bale thrower hay wagon, steelrack with wood floor, 18 ft.; flatrack hay wagon, 16 ft.; side-delivery hay rake on rubberwheels; Skeleton portable hayelevator, approx. 15 ft.; 2 graingravity bins on wheels; grainauger, portable, 45 ft., onwheels; 2 portable grain augerswith motors, 10 ft.; electric oatroller with motor; 3pth scraperblade, 8 ft.; 2 large bale tarps;heavy duty pipe bale feeder, 8ft.x8ft.; heavy steel pipe gates,various sizes, 5 ft. to 20 ft.; live-stock head gate; homemade cat-tle squeeze; NH 676 tandemmanure spreader, dbl. beater,needs repair; NH 512 manurespreader, dbl. beater, parts only;storage trailer, 53 ft.ANTIQUE EQUIPMENT,TOOLS AND MISCELLA-NEOUS: IHC seed drill on steelwheels; horse-drawn seed drillwith wooden spokes; Monarchtread power for oxen or horses;1-furrow walking plow; fanningmill; mill oat roller; platformbarn scales on wheels; oldwheelbarrow; sugar kettle; con-crete plywood forms, 20 pcs.,2ft.x8ft.-3/4”and 6 pcs.4ft.x8ft.-3/4”; screw jacks forconcrete, approx. 10; steel cul-vert, 20 ft.; scaffold sections;pipe vise; roll of solid copperwire, approx. 150 ft.; sheets ofaluminum and copper; 27 pcs.siding steel, 2ft.x12ft.; steel Ibeams, various sizes; pipe, 3“,4“, 5“, 6“; wood stove; used “A“vent pipe; new “A“ and “B“ ventswith flashing and roof caps;ropes, various sizes; fence posts;battery charger on wheels; man-ual tire charger; plus other farm-related articles and tools. LIVESTOCK: 6 Charolais cows,polled with some, calves at side;1 Charolais bull, polled, mature,approx. 4 years old and quiet.FEED: 2018, approx. 50 roundbales of hay, 4x4, stored inside;2018, approx. 250 square balesof hay.HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,COLLECTIBLES AND APPLI-ANCES: press back chairs;blanket box; 3-drawer dresser;wardrobe; dbl. bed; 3/4-size ironbrass bed; Lazy Boy bluechesterfield; chesterfield pull-out

bed; dolphin table; kitchenchairs; numerous chairs andtables; Cornflower crystal; dish-es and glasses; gramaphone;crocks; old lamps and pictureframes; mirror; church pumporgan; old cupboards; ceramicmolds; metal shelving racking;computer and printer table anddesk; white patio table with 4chairs; shoe racks; laundry ham-pers; treadmill; water softener;Samsung washer, stainless steel;GE dryer; kitchen stove; dish-washer; bar fridge; breadmaker;2 complete comforter sets; oldwash basin; quilts; plus othernumerous household articles. TERMS: Cash or Cheque withProper I.D. and Payment Day ofSale. Owners, Auctioneers andStaff not responsible for acci-dents or property loss. All verbalannouncements take precedenceover written advertisements.2 AUCTION SALE RINGSLunch Booth and Washrooms

Proprietors Barry andMarion Grummett (519)

923-5726AUCTIONEER

GLENN D. SINCLAIR519-372-8614 or 519-924-0037

www.AuctionsOntario.ca

EVENING FARM

AUCTION FOR MR. & MRS.

ANTONIO CABRAL

THURSDAY, JUNE 6AT 6 P.M.

(Preview from 5 p.m. day of sale)CONSISTING OF 42’ X 42’CALHOUN STRUCTURE −

TRACTOR − HAYINGEQUIPMENT − MISC.

FARM MAHINERY − SOMEBUTCHER EQUIPMENT −MISC. FARM RELATED

ITEMSLocated at

2758 LOWER BASELINE WEST

(MILTON) L9E 0K5Approx. ½ mile West of Hwy25, 2 miles north of Hwy 5, 4miles South of Hwy 401 (Watchfor signs).PARTIAL LIST ONLY: – M.F.255 Tractor with Allied 590 QTLoader (4000 hrs), 16.9 x 28Tig chains, QT bale spear, MF224 sq baler, N.H. 488 haybine,N.H. 56 rake, 22’ Tubular baleelevator, Martin H.D. 18’ x 8’hay wagon, 12” 3 P.T.H. posthole auger, 6’ McKee snow-blower, A.C. P.T.O. manurespreader, wagon frame, 7’ 3P.T.H. blade, M.F. 2 F plow, 3P.T.H. 8’ single gang discCALHOUN: – 42’ x 42’ struc-ture with 8’ enclosed sides 13’x 12’ end door (very goodshape)–Biro 33 14” meat saw, Moebameat grinder, Wellsaw 404meat saw, 2’ sq. butcher block,cutting tables, 1500 lb wallscale, C.M. overhead chainhoist, meat hooks, propanetanks & torches, 3 fan coolingunits & compressor– Selection of farm gates 10’ -16’, mineral feeder, round balefeeders, steel fence post, scaf-folding, barn sale, pig feeders,water trough, chains, 10’ chainlink dog run & gate, plastic cul-verts upto 10’ - 12’, misc farmrelated items.TERMS: Cash – Cheque –Interac® – VISA® day of saleTo See Some Photos Check:

www.auctionsontario.caJIM McCARTNEY

AUCTION SERVICE LTD.905-689-8778(Waterdown)

SHORT NOTICEON-SITE

HOUSEHOLD

AUCTIONMONDAY EVENING,JUNE 3RD AT 6 P.M.

(Preview from 5 p.m. day of sale)

FOR MR. & MRS. JOSEFELIX (OWNER HAS MOVEDTO RETIREMENT HOME)

Located at

2160 MELISSACRESCENT,

BURLINGTON L7P 4B9From Hwy 5 take Brant St.South 1 mile to Upper MiddleRd. turn left to Duncaster Dr.then left to Melissa (Melissa isacross from Brant Hills PublicSchool). (Watch for signs).PARTIAL LIST ONLY: – 6’Grandfather’s Oak Clock, 10pc. Oak Dining Suite, 7 pc. oakkitchen suite, 7 pc modern bedsuite with Queen bed, 2 carvedoriental wooden chests, 6’curved corner china cabinet, 2pc 6’ display cabinet, Olivasewing machine and cabinet,single pine bed (as new), 3 pcliving room set with matchingsettee, End tables, small maplebuffet, lamps, 2 - 2 door stor-age cabinets, 5 maple barstools, dehumidifer, 2 - Largemetal storage chests, Kenmore14 c.f. chest freezer, 4 metalstorage cabinets, Oak Bulavawall clock, 5’ iron bench, con-crete planters, 16 place settingof silverware, Large selection ofglass and china, Vita mastertredmill, Nordictrack SL 728Recumbent Bike, sewing cabi-net, As new recliner– 5 h.p. Troy – Built 21” S.P.pushmower & bagger, gas weedeater, Leaf blower, fishing rods,garden and hand tools, chefpropane barbeque(This is a well kept and clean offer-ing. Many more household items)TERMS: Cash – Cheque –Interac® – VISA® evening of sale

(10% Buyers Premium)To See Photos Check:www.auctionsontario.ca

JIM McCARTNEYAUCTION SERVICE LTD.

905-689-8778(Waterdown)





PAGE FOURTEEN THE WOODBRIDGE ADVERTISER CURRENT FROM MAY 30, 2019

LARGE 2 DAY

AUCTIONTRACTORS, VEHICLES, FARM

M & E, + MUCH MORE!

FRI., JUNE 7 & SAT.,JUNE 8 AT 10 AMESTATE OF THE LATE

JUERG UEBELHART, 9155WRIGHT RD,

CAMPBELLCROFT, ON From Garden Hill on Cty Rd 9 goN on Cty Rd 10 then right atWright Rd. See signs!

DAY 1 - FRI., JUNE 7TRACTORS: 780 DT Hesston 4x4cab tractor, 2 sets remts, 10540Zetor 4x4 intercooler DF tractorw/frt wghts, 3 sets remts, 2 - 105White Field Boss cab tractor 2x4, 2sets remts, etc Plant & Till EqGreat Plains 15’ 3pth SolidStandard No-Till seed drill w/grain& grass seed bxs + liq fert, 510 Int21 run seed drill w/grain & grassseed bxs + liq fert, 14’ Turncosprocket pack, 24’ Int Vibra Shankcult w/wings, 18’ Int Vibra Shankfield cult w/Remlinger spike haratt, 14’ JD hyd tand disc, etc HayEq 2 - 411 NH discbines, 468, 488& 3 - 479 NH haybines, 254 NH3pth pto drive rot rake, 435 JDround baler w/Nuhn acid app, etcHarvest Eq 8700 White HarvestBoss 4x4 cab DF comb sell sep a915 flex head, 14’ straight cuthead, p/u reel + 4 & 6 row cornheads, 550 MF cab comb w/#43 4row corn head, asst grav bx wag-ons & gav bxs, 12’ hyd silage dumpbx, etc Fert & Spray Eq 400g fieldspray w/40’ boom, LS 110 T Vicontand field spray, Vicon 500 fieldspray & boom, 6 row fert sidedress, asst of man spread & fieldsprays, etc Vehicles 2000 DodgeRam 2500 24 valve Turbo DF SLTLaramie, 1999 Ford F250 XLTSuper Duty Ltd Ed DF truck w/4sp trans, 1995 Ford F250 crew cab4x4 DF truck, 1995 GMC 2500p/u, etc, all ‘as is’ Misc Lincoln225 arc weld, HM3453 Perfect 12’rot mow, Apache 3pth wood chip,352 NH mix mill, Land Pride 6’ rotmow, Forage King Meteor 8’ snoblo, McKee 8’ dbl aug sno blo, asstfeeders, gates, panels, etc.

DAY 2 - SAT., JUNE 8EQUIP.: 60’s era Ford back hoew/front end load, + 24” back hoebucket, 8450 Case Uni-load DFskid steer w/8’ mat bucket + asstof att sell sep, V40B Caterpillarpropane fork lift, ECS-30 Clark batpow fork lift, , q/a hyd wood split,port mod hyd wood split w/5½hpHonda mot, 2 - 3pth 1/3 ydcement mix, 3pth 12” post holeaug, pallet forks, fork ext, G4200Kubota DF ride mow, RamsomesRob-Cat DF zero turn mow, #12,#14 & #16 MF hydra speed lawntractors, etc Collectible Tractors1755 Cockshutt cab tractor 2x4,550 Cockshutt tractor, 2 - 30Cockshutt gas tractors, Super 90MF DF tractor o/s w/multi pow &frt wghts, 35 MF Deluxe gas trac-tor w/Allied frt end load, etc ToolsBoxer Prince tire change, PowerFist sand blast, horiz stl band saw,2T floor jack, 20T hyd press, 10” &8” ped grind, ind shelving, stl storeracks & cont, new Homak pro toolchests, eng lift hoist, Win-Pro25000W pto drive gen, Wallenstein13-7200 E gas gen, large asst ofhand, pow, shop & farm tools &supp, etc Misc Jayco Eagle 5thwhl travel trailer, 1993 RotaxGrand Touring sno mobile, dbl snomobile trailer, 1990 G Stock 18’goosenk livestock trailer, 16’ flatdeck car hauler w/winch, 48’ & 53’hwy store trailers, etc Collectibles70’s era Pioneer fuel pump,upright grain scale, hornedBlacksmith anvil, implement whls,milk & cream cans, lg asst of toytractors many in orig bx, etc Asstwood planks, stl stock, oldpropane pow bird bangers, asst ofsm animal items, etc, + muchmore!

For complete list visit:www.kevinbarkerauctions.com2 AUCTIONEERS SELLINGPORTIONS OF THE SALE!TERMS: Pay in full sale day! NoDebit today!

Lunch Available NO BUYER'S PREMIUM!

No ReserveSale Mgnd & Sold by:

KEVIN BARKER AUCTIONS B: 705-328-1478 C: 705-878-2947

AUCTION LESDALE FARM

Note This farm was purchased in the 1930’sESTATE OF THE LATE

OLGA LES

EM. # 8386 – 20THSIDE ROAD ADJALADIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 50north of Loretto Tavern approx. 2mile to 20th Sideroad turn west,approx. 2 miles sale on the northside Em. #8386

SATURDAY, JUNE 8AT 10 AM

TRACTORS: International 684diesel 2 WD P.S. 18.4.30 tires,c/w Int. 2250 ldr. only 2634 hrs.(very clean) one owner; M.F. 245diesel P.S. 14.9.24 rears, 2917hrs. (clean); John Deere 40 higharch 3 ph & pulley;EQUIP.: Int. 7’ 3 ph disc; Int/ 8’cult; Int. 531 – 3F 3ph plow;Dearborn 2F plow; Int. 6’ cult;Int. 8 ½’ 3 ph disc; 3 drum landroller; M.H. SW seed drill; Int. 3Fplow; Int. 7’ sickle mower; Int.RT wagon gear; J.D. 4 bar rake;2 NH -# 66 sq. balers; balebuncher; McCormick #6 belthammermill; pipe bale elevator;M.F. #8 – 6 ½’ snow blower;Kodiak 5’ bush hog; Befco 6’ fin-ishing mower; Rittenhouse spraytank w/hose & Honda engine;George White #6 threshmachine; As new T.A. hyd. dumptrailer 6’x9’ w/implement tiresMFG by Trenton Machine Tool; 3sec. harrows MF post hole auger;ATTEN. COCKSHUTT BUYERS:2 Cockshutt manure spreaders onrubber & steel (orig. Decal alwaysinside); Cockshutt grain grinder;FARM RELATED: 2 post scales; 3rolls 7 strand fence; 9 rolls barbwire; qty. of steel stakes; snowfence; old oil cans; nut & bolt bin;Bolens rear ride mower; Stihl weedeater & chain saw; some lumber;wood; table saw; roto tiller; 2 cyl.Wisconsin engine; safety stands;Honda 5000X generator; towcables; buzz saw;FIRE REEL: LaFrance 40 gal.Foamite Smothers Fire (onwheels);ANTIQUES. COLLECTIBLES:Wingham Clipper cook stove; 2 can-vas trunks; Eastlake 2 pc. Cupboard;ant. drop leaf table & ant. chairs, tri-lights; old licence plates; 2 bubblecoats; The Wm. Mara Co. Wine mer-chant Toronto 5 gal. finger crock; 2copper fire extinguishers; Avery snowshoes; oil lamps; old dress; glass but-ter churn; old cyclone seeders; brassdoor stop; old lamp; bridge lamp;cast iron bathtub; oak barrels;bushel baskets, hand scuffler; sleigh.NOTE: Buildings are full. Farm wasbought in the 1930’s. 3 wagons plusof misc. etc. Plan to attend. Possible2 Auctioneers selling.TERMS: Cash or know chequew/proper ID only. M/C, Visa &Interac. Neither theAuctioneer(s), owners nor Estatewill be responsible for accidentor property loss. Lunch booth.Washroom.

BOB SEVERN AuctioneerShelburne

519-925-2091Severnauctions.wixsite.

com/severn

A MACMILLAN GUN

AUCTIONSUNDAY, JUNE 9 STARTS AT 9:30 AM

KIRKFIELD LIONS HALL

937 HIGHWAY 48KIRKFIELD, ONTARIO

BROWNING BELGIUM .270WIN. CAL. SEMI- AUTO RIFLEW/ CLIP; J.C. HIGGINS MOD.20 PUMP 12 GUA. X 2-3/4” --FULL CHOKE; COOEY MOD. 39BOLT ACTION .22 R.F. CAL.SINGLE SHOT; WINCHESTERMOD. 1400 --- 12 GUA. X 2-3/4” SEMI - AUTO SHOTGUN;WW II -- BRNO – 8MM BOLTACTION REPEATER RIFLE ---FULL WOOD; COOEY MOD. 39BOLT ACTION .22 R.F. SINGLESHOT RIFLE; WINCHESTERMOD. 2400 - SEMI - AUTO 12GUA. X 2-3/4” SHOTGUN; C. I.L. MOD. 402 410 GUA. X 3”SINGLE SHOT SHOTGUN;REMINGTON MOD. 29 PUMPSHOTGUN 12 GUA. X 2-3/4”;WINCHESTER MOD. 12 --PUMP SHOTGUN 12 GUA. X2-3/4” -- FULL; COOEY BOLTACTION .22 R.F. CAL. SINGLESHOT W/ WILLIAMS PEEPSIGHT; COOEY MOD. 840SINGLE SHOT 12 GUA. X 3”MAG.; WINCHESTER MOD.1400 -- SEMI- AUTO SHOT-GUN 12 GUA. X 2-3/4”; LEEENFIELD NO. I MKIII .303 BR.BOLT ACTION REP. W/ CLIP –FULL WOOD; LEE ENFIELDNO. 4 MKI .303 BR. BOLTACTION REP. W/ CLIP –CONVERTED TO JUNGLE CAR-BINE; LEE ENFIELD NO. 4BOLT ACTION .303 BR. CAL.REP. W/ CLIP – ; E.M. REILLY& CO. -- 12 GUA. DOUBLEBARRELL HAMMER GUN;MAUSER MOD. 1895 BOLTACTION REPEATER 7 MM;REMINGTON MOD. 10 PUMPSHOTGUN 12 GUA. X 2-3/4”TRAP GRADE; RANGER .22 R.FCAL. SINGLE SHOT –BOLTACTION RIFLE; HARRINGTON& RICHARDSON 12 GUA. X 2-3/4” SINGLE SHOT; COOEYBOLT ACTION REPEATER .22R.F. CAL. W/ WILLIAMS PEEPSIGHT; SAVAGE MOD. 1899 --.303 SAV. CAL. LEVER ACTIONREPEATER RIFLE; .303 BR.CAL. BARRELL FOR SAVAGE1899; SAVAGE MOD. 3 BOLTACTION SINGLE SHOT .22 R.F.CAL.; LEE ENFIELD SPORTER-IZED BOLT ACTION .303 BR.CAL. REP. W/ CLIP & SCOPE;WINCHESTER MOD. 1906PUMP ACTION REP. .22 R.F.- LRCAL. -TAKEDOWN; OSSBERGMOD. 190 BOLT ACTION REP.16 GUA. X 2-3/4” W / CLIP;SAVAGE MOD. 3B – BOLTACTION –SINGLE SHOT RIFLE.22 R.F . CAL.; WINCHESTERMOD. 1906 PUMP ACTION REP..22 R.F.- LR CAL. -TAKEDOWN;HI- STANDARD “DURA MATIC“.22 L.R. CAL. SEMI-AUTO PIS-TOL “RESTRICTED”; WIN.MOD. 94 LEVER ACTIONREPEATER .44-40 WIN. CAL. (MFG. 1923 ) SADDLE RINGCARBINE; WIN. MOD. 1894LEVER ACTION REPEATER.25-35 WIN. CAL. ( MFG. 1918);STEVENS “ FAVORITE “ .25 R.F.CAL. SINGLE SHOT RIFLE;LEE ENFIELD NO. 4 MKILONGBRANCH BOLT ACTION.303 BR. CAL. REP. W/ CLIP– SPORTERIZED; STEVENS “FAVORITE “ .22 R.F. CAL. SIN-GLE SHOT RIFLE – OCTAGONBARRELL; SAVAGE MOD. C --.22 R.F. CAL. BOLT ACTION –SINGLE SHOT RIFLE; COOEYBOLT ACTION .22 R.F. CAL.SINGLE SHOT; LEE ENFIELDNO. 1 MKIII BOLT ACTIONREP. .303 BR. CAL. W/ CLIP;STEVENS “ CRACKSHOT “ .22R.F. CAL. SINGLE SHOT

RIFLE; EE ENFIELD NO. 1MKIV BOLT ACTION REP. .303BR. CAL. W/ CLIP; OOEY MOD.75 BOLT ACTION .22 R.F. CAL.SINGLE SHOT; TEVENS“FAVORITE “ .25 R.F. CAL. SIN-GLE SHOT RIFLE -- OCTAGONBARRELL; BROWNING BEL-GIUM .22 R.F. CAL. SEMI-AUTO RIFLE – TAKEDOWN;LEE ENFIELD NO. 1 MKIIIBOLT ACTION REP. .303 BR.CAL. W/ CLIP; COOEY MOD.82 CANADIAN MILITARYTRAINER BOLT ACTION .22 R.F.CAL. SINGLE SHOT RIFLE ---- FULL WOOD-- MARKED W/C- BROADARROW; LEEENFIELD NO. 1 MKIV BOLTACTION REP. .303 BR. CAL.W/ CLIP; . MANTON D.B. --SD.X SD. HAMMERGUN – BAR-RELLS DE- ACTIVATED.

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AuctioneerJIM MACMILLAN 705 -374-5511

or 705-324-1252

AUCTION FOR JOHN GATES &

ESTATE OF LINDA WILSON


7856 2ND LINE,ELORA, ON

From the south end of the town ofFergus go south on Hwy 6 for 1.5kms to 2nd Line. Then east 0.25km

to sale on north side. OR fromGuelph come north on Hwy 6 for15.4 kms to 2nd line. Then east tosale. **PARKING ON SITE/ROAD**TRACTORS/TRUCKS/CAR/GOLF CART: Kubota tractor, 4610,4x4, LA 852 loader, 46 hp, 10-16.5 fronts, 17.5L-24 rears,1023 hrs; Kubota tractor,BX2660, 4x4, Xtra Power diesel,54" belly mower, hydr drive, 26hp, 847 hrs; Kubota zero turn,ZD331; Chev Cheyenne, 1997,3500 HD, diesel, auto, hyd dumpbox, 208,000 kms (as is); LincolnCosmopolitan, 1949, 4 dr, flat-head V8, 100% original, projectcar; EZ-GO elec golf cart. SHOP ITEMS/TOOLS: 3pthmower, 72", Kubota finishingmower(fits 4610), X2750D 4'snowblower (fits KubotaBX2660); 3 pth grader blade;Agri Implement 6' PTO rototiller;5.5' box scraper; Ford 8' scuffler;5' estate sprayer, rapid reel;Ridgid chop saw; 10gal ShopVac; Stihl MS390 20" chain saw;Stihl FS130R string trimmer;Stihl GB86 leaf blower; MillerBobcat portable welder, 22 hpSubaru motor, 225/250; pulleypower stand; Subaru 3500 gen;4' lawn sweeper; MC 13" planer;MC 8" chop saw; MC 135psi aircomp; Honda GC160 presswasher, power case; vise; Crownanvil; (2)dual bench grinders; MF10" post hole auger with stand;14" small auger for tree planting;Quick attach pallet forks; ptocement mixer; MC 10"mitre saw;DW table saw; MC drill press;Hammond Glide trim saw; Pacefinishing sander; 8" table saw,220V & bed; bottle jacks; wood-working tools; qty sm powertools, hand tools; material han-dlers; (2)6' metal staircases; 3'x2'cement trashcans; balance beamfor double magnetic lift; qty cin-der blocks; (3)21' I-beams; land-scaping stones; 40' ext ladder;qty gas cans; come-a-long; pumpcart; hose on reel; Carbuilt liftsystem; Blue Giant floor jack;Delta table saw; welding gages &hoses; elec cement mixer; 4' lawnroller; (50)14' white pine planedboards, stored inside; threadedrod-3/8" & 1/2"; 3'x6' steelwelders bench; (3)spools wirecable; chains; (10)HD turnbuck-les; 30' 220V ext cord; qty woodclamps; (2)4'x8' 4 hinge barndoors; (4)48" HD steel barn doorhinges; 48"x7' steel shop door;qty old house doors; 30" beltdrive buzzsaw on wheels(A);HOUSEHOLD/MISC/ANTIQUES: qty good household furniture;qty antique furniture & smalls;asst misc household itemsLunch Booth Washroom AvailableNotes: Preview Fri May 31, 1-6pm ORDER OF SALE: Wagonloads;H o u s e h o l d / A n t i q u e s ;Shop/Farm Related; TractorsTERMS & CONDITIONS: Cashor Cheque with proper I.D. onday of sale. Owner and/orAuctioneer will not be heldresponsible for accident or losson day of sale. All items are sold“As Is”. All verbal announce-ments on day of sale take prece-dence over written ads.Contact: John Gates (905)-

699-2470Auctioneers:

KEVIN McARTHUR (519) 942-0264SCOTT BESSEY(519) 843-5083

AUCTION FOR DOUG ROBINSON

519-939-2612

EM. # 286319 10SIDEROAD MONO TWP.DIRECTIONS: Just north ofOrangeville, approx. 3kms, toMono Twp Sideroad 10 - turnright, head east ½ km to saleon north side

SATURDAY, JUNE 1AT 10 AM

Preview: Friday May 31st11am - 3pm ONLY

10 ANTIQUE TRACTORS:Int. WD6 diesel; INt 650 diesel;Int. 560 diesel TA; Int. 3330utility TA; Int. C NR; Farmall HNR w/ new tires, rad, etc.;Farmall B NR; Farmall AIndustrial WF; Farmall Mw/ldr; Farmall A WF (not run-ning); Int/ 4 cyl. Power unit;340 Int. Parts; Rear rim for W6;wide fr. front axle Farmall C;Ford fenders; flat rack wagonw/ Lincoln spoke wheels; woodrunning gear;FARM RELATED: 2-3 phgrader blades; Int. 101 spread-er; Lilliston bush hog; McKee 6’snowblower; hay elevator; no.of farm gates; JD #10 trailer;18’ TA landscape trailer;TradeMaster bench drill press;20 gal. water trough; weldingrod; 2 acetylene torch sets; 210’ steel work benches,Samson sheer; Engine lift; airtools; 12’ sea container; wagonand misc.COLLECTIBLES, CREAMSEPARATORS, HAYTROLLEYS ETC.: Approx. 12cream separators M.H.,Cockshutt, Lister, Renfrew,DeLaval, Viking, McCormickDeering; 2 DeLaval hit & missengines; approx. 30 hay trollessome named; approx 20 hayforks; no. of cast iron seats;steel wheels; steel wheelwagon; ant. scales; 1Cockshutt & 2 McCormickwalking plows; old ant. Bikes;gas delivery fuel tank (forwagon); Whirpool & Inglis neonsigns; double coin parkingmeter; gas pump; oil tank; Int.tin rack; gas cans; oils cans;JD pedal tractor; metal ice box;showcases; Fleury Bissell FarmImplements since 1859; Creamtester; Toledo scale; cast waterpump incl. 1 wooden; horsehalters; feeders; neck yolks;MISC.: Batarus H S50 motorcy-cle; motorcycle lift; railway carts;FMC 7600 dual power changer;plus 4 wagons of collectiblesNOTE: Barns are FULL;Possibly 2 Auctioneers selling;Partial List; Please drive in longlaneway, parking in back field.

Lunch Booth WashroomTERMS: Cash or knowncheque with proper ID only.M/C, Visa & Interac; Neitherthe owner nor Auctioneer willbe responsible for accident orproperty loss.

BOB SEVERN AuctioneerShelburne

519-925-2091severnauctions.

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AUCTION OF OLIVER CRAWLERS,

CASE TF300TRENCHERS, WATERCOOLED ENGINES,

TOOLS, AND MISCELLA-NEOUS ITEMSTo be held at

1032 DOERING ST.(EAST OFF NAFZIGER

RD.) IN WELLESLEY, FORRAY BENDER, ON


CONSISTING OF: OliverCletrac OC-3 crawler with fac-tor Anderson blade. Oliver HGcrawler with blade. OliverCletrac AG-6 crawler. CaseTF300 trencher. Case TF300crawler. Miniature crawler (tobe finished). Kelley 20 backhoemounted on trailer, poweredhydraulically by a Kubota 20hpdiesel engine (approx. 400hours). Hydraulic bionic armon tandem trailer (1500 lb.)c/w gas engine. 38 X 80ft. cov-erall, 7 yr. old, ground anchorsystem, enclosed ends with15ft. fabric doors. Ditch Witch20hp hyd. power pack. Stihlpost hole auger (2 man) c/w 6& 8in. augers. 10ft. “tilt & go”single axle flatbed trailer.Utility trailer. 10 ton Joe’sWagon” with truck tires. 28ft.storage container (to beremoved). 3ph cement mixer(pto drive). Blue Giant hyd. lift.Launto 11hp generator.Lincoln 225 AC welder. MF 3furrow 3ph plow. 3 plastictanks (2 – 1000 litre, 1 – 550gal.). Large fireproof storagecabinet. Steel racking. 2 – 5ton axles. Small hyd. home-made grapple. 2 fuel tankswith pumps. 5 ton chain fall.MF tractor weights. Ferguson2085 tracks. Heavy hyd. cylin-der (approx. 10 in. stroke).Early wooden work bench.Ornate wrought iron trellis,tools, etc. Antique watercooled engines: FairbanksMorse 1 ½ hp. IH 1 ½ to 2 ½hp. Petter diesel.

Plan to attend this veryinteresting auction. See web for photos.

TERMS – Cash or cheque withI.D.Proprietor – Ray Bender

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21st Annual ChesleyAmish School Fund Auction

Held at the Farm of Robert and Sarah Kuepfer 4 km South of Chesley then 3km East

on Con 12 NDR West Grey Fire # 521109

Saturday June 8, 2019SALE STARTS AT 9:00 AM -- APPROXIMATE TIMES LISTED

Wagon Loads & Miscellaneous Items: 9:00 AM Tack: 9:15 AM Furniture: 9:30 AMQuilts: 10:00 AM Horses: 11:30 AM NOTE: Partial Listing ONLY - Consignments Still Welcome

SPECIAL NOTES: Please consign items (except Horses) Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of sale week. No consignments morning of sale except horses. Horses accepted Saturday morning only. Committee has the right to refuse unsalable items. Several rings selling at once.

Lunch Booth & Bakesale By Amish LadiesTerms: Cash or acceptable cheque with proper I.D. day of sale. Verbal announcements take precedence over advertising. Items listed as described by consignors. CHEQUES ISSUED TO CONSIGNORS 7 DAYS AFTER SALE! Sale subject to additions and deletions. Consignors, property owners, auctioneers, sales management and staff disclaim any liability for loss or accidents on sale premises.

To consign or for further information contact:

AUCTIONEERS PLUS LOCAL AUCTIONEERS

SALE CONSISTS OF:

Machinery: 1 wooden wheel wagon, 2 Hurst 8 ton wagons, 1case 6 ton wagon, Int. corn scuffer, M.H. wagon with bain box (new), old style Int. wagon on rubber, 1 set bench sleighs, 1 bobsleigh, Int. garden scuffer, wood trailer, mini horse spreader on rubber, Cockshutt hay loader-6 bar, J.D. potato planter, M.H. riding plow, Cockshutt riding plow, Int. 15 tooth cultivator, Int. 12 tooth cultivator. All excellent condition. M.F. 24 plate disc, 1 H.C. 13 run seed drill on steel, 10 ft packer single roll, 1 set Flury Bissel 24 plate disc, 2 row potato planter, rebuilt 1 H.C. mower, 16’ hay thrower wagon with steel racks, 6” jamesway manure pump PTO driven.

Miscellaneous: Fairbank 1 1/2 hp hit and miss motor on trolley, 32,30,24 ft alum. extension ladders. step ladder, 220 v electric motor 3 hp, Makita skill saw, portable grinder, Makita drill & batteries, Makita mitre saw, extention cords, quantity of DeWalt 20v cordless tools, hay moisture tester, new peeled cedar posts, several rolls sheep fencing, windows and doors,

NEW hunting & fishing equipment ATV fertilizer spreader

Trees & ShrubsAssorted trees and shrubs, fruit trees, nursery stock

Horses: Selling at 11:30 approx 70 horses, a selection of draft crossbred ponies, riding & buggy horses.

Horse Related Items:New & Used harness tack, halters, ropes, snaps & more.

Furniture:Rustic log queen sized bed, log swings and other log furniture. NEW tables and chairs, wicker furni-ture and other new furniture and used

Quilts:Selling at 10:30 am over 100 quilts of different sizes and colours plus well hangings, pillows and other related items.

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