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Joseph Patrick KennedyAfter we moved as a family of six from Toronto to Boston, 1945, I had
never heard such terms as Boston Brahmins, Irish Famine, Boston Commons, Tremont Temple,Scollay Square, Quincy Market of Meeting Hill House. Moreover, I soon found out after we movedto 1145 Dorchester Avenue, in the heart of Dorchester, still another world emerged, namely, thatour family seemed to be the only Protestants in our entire neighbourhood of Savin Hill and itsenvirons of Fields Corner and Uphams Corner. Dad had rented the top two floors of a typicalthree-storey tenement buildng that is so characteristic of Dorchester, South Boston, Roxbury, theSouth Ed and still other neighbourhoods of Boston to this day. We struggled at 1145 “Dot” Ave.on very little income while Dad went to Harvard University, 1945 - 1947. In order to put somechange into my pocket, I used to shine shoes on the portable shoeshine box that my friend WeeWee O’Neil loanedme. On one of those Sundays in 1946, I stationed my shoeshine box two orthree stores down from the old Fields Corner Theatre on Adams Street. I stood in front of a smallvariety store that specialized in selling newspapers, magazines, and tobacco. The painted sign onmy box indicated that shoe shines were ten centres. One Sunday afternoon, I felt lucky as I wasthe only one with a shoe shine box in front of the store. As usual, several guys in their zoot suitswere smoking their cigarettes or cigars and passing the time away in front of the variety store.Fields Corner was always a very busy place on a Sunday afternoon. One such Sunday in the fallof 1946 a four-door black Lincoln limousine pulled up in front of me and my shoebox. On thesidewalk outside the storefront, locals were smoking their Camel, Lucky Strike or Chesterfieldcigarettes. Three very stiff-looking guys got out of the car, all dressed in rather long overcoats
with felt collars. Each was wearinga silk scarf and a Homburg orDerby hat typically worn in thosedays. Two of the guys went intothe store and the third approachedme and wanted a shoe shine. Hestood with his back to the store-front, put a foot up on my shoe-stand, the tradition cut to beingshoe shining. At about the time Ifinished, the other two guys cameout, seemingly in a good mood. Iindicated that I was done. Theman whose shoes I had just pol-ished gave me two quarters. Thiswas a huge tip! I was almostspeechless. The three companionsthen got into their limo and droveoff. One individual standing infront of the store and who watchemy shoe-shine job from beginningto end, said, “Hey, Humba, did youknow who that was?” I just shookmy shoulders indicating that I hadno idea whose shoes I had justshined. He said, “That was HoneyFitz’s son-in-law!” I had no ideawho Honey Fitz was. But I was toldthat Honey Fitz used to be theMayor of Boston and that hisdaughter Rose Fitzgerald had mar-ried this guy who just happened tobe Joseph Kennedy. Later on inlife I connected this sale individualas the father of the futurePresident of the United States,John Fitzgerald Kennedy, and asthe bloke from Boston who madecountless millions in booze duringthe Prohibition days, interactingwith the Chicago boys known as“The Outfit”. I suppose I’ll neverknow what Joe Kennedy was doingin Fields Corners what fall of 1946.But as I look back, what took place
that day has registered with me as one of the more unique things that ever happened to me. Andthe tip was glorious. No wonder I’ve always had a soft spot in my heart for the Kennedy family.What a memory!
Editor’s Note: The Woodbridge Advertiser has been fortunate to acquire the permission of theAuthor, to reprint in serial form, excerpts from the wonderful book, Dad’s Best Memories andRecollections. Should you be interested in acquiring the book in its entirety, it is available inprint & digital copies, through the publisher, Friesen Press. They can be reached at 1-888-378-6793 or www.friesenpress.com
Dad’s Best Memoriesand Recollections
by Charles J. Humber
Period postcard illustrating John F. Fitzgerald, Mayor of Boston, 1906 - 1908 and 1910 - 1914
Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy in his heyday
The Unhappy NunThe contemplative routine of the convent was beingdisrupted by the presence of workmen convertingthe electrical service from overhead lines to buriedcable.Mother Superior called the electric company's com-plaint department to ask for help."The profanity these men use constantly is unsuit-able for our community. You must make them stopcursing so much.", said the nun."Very well, sister. But you must make allowances fortheir habits. Even when they are trying to be tactful,they will still tend to call a spade a spade.", said thecompany spokeswoman. Mother superior thenobserved,"I think the term they actually use is '&$*%# shovel!'".
James BondEgotistical Harry was always reminding people thathe played semi-pro baseball."I was the James Bond type of player," he told his friends."I had all sorts of tricks to confuse the opposition.""Batted .007," his wife added.
Gas MenTwo gas company servicemen, a senior trainingsupervisor and a young trainee were out checkingmeters in a suburban neighborhood. They parkedtheir truck at the end of the alley and worked theirway to the other endAt the last house, a woman looking out her kitchenwindow watched the two men as they checked hergas meter.Finishing the meter check, the senior supervisorchallenged his younger coworker to a foot race downthe alley and back to the truck to prove that an olderguy could outrun a younger one.As they came running up to the truck, they realizedthe lady from that last house was huffing and puff-ing right behind them. They stopped and asked herwhat was wrong.Gasping for breath, she replied,“When I see two gas men running as hard as you twowere, I figured I’d better run too!”
I was on a flight to Hong Kong once. The flight would beseven hours long, so I decided to get some shuteye. I wassoon awakened by the stewardess, who asked me if Iwould like some dinner. I said, “What are my choices?”
And she said, “Yes or no.”
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THURSDAYJANUARY 11
EVERY THURSDAY AT 6:30P.M. (PREVIEW AT 5:30P.M.) Auction Sale of fantasticofferings & unique items. Art-work, collectibles, memorabilia& antiques. True Liquidations.All brand name items. 25 yearsin the auction business! Lo-cated at 588 Gordon Baker Rd.,North York ON M2H 3B4. North York Auction 1-888-239-1677
www.northyorkauctions.comEVERY THURSDAY AT 6:30P.M. Live and Online Auction.Viewing at 5:30 p.m. ThursdayAuction Sale to be held at 670Coronation Dr., Unit #3, Scarbor-ough. Items including collecta-bles, antiques, high end namebrand household items, furni-ture, records, TVs, pcs. silver &gold, sports memorabilia, vintagetoys & more. Please visit us onFacebook at CDC Auctions forphotos.
Auctioneer & Owner Chris416-274-9646
THURS., JAN. 11 AT 6 P.M.Auction Sale of retail goods,home decor, electronics etc. tobe held at Sherwood HumeAuctions, 9313 EsquesingLine, Milton. Preview at 4 p.m.Northern Auction Service
Inc. 905-781-1969www.northernauctionservice.com
SATURDAYJANUARY 13
WEEKLY AUCTION SALESEVERY SAT. & SUN. AT 1 P.M.SHARP AND WED., EVENINNGAT 6 P.M. Live & Webcast! BidLive at The Auction Hall or bidfrom your phones, tablets orcomputers online in Real Timewith Live Auctioneer! Mixed es-tates, coins collections, ban-knotes, art, jewellery, collectibles,sports memorabilia, bronzesculptures, gold & silver bullion,etc. Over 1000 items offered inEvery Auction! Over 40 years ex-perience in the industry. AuctionGallery Webcast Studio, 501Alden Rd., Markham, ON.
Auction Network [email protected]
SAT., JAN. 13 AT 10 A.M.Antiques, Furniture and Col-lectibles Sale to be held for theEstate from Uxbridge, Stouf-fville, Unionville and Port Perryto be held at the Uxbridge SalesArena, 720 Davis Drive,Uxbridge ON. Details in thisissue.
Gary Hill Auctions905-852-9538
www.garyhillauctions.caSAT., JAN. 13 AT 10 A.M.Toy Auction Sale of tractors,farm machinery, pedal tractors,tractor trailers, two cylinderClub Collection, literature andother interesting items to beheld at the K.W. Khaki Club,2939 Nafziger Rd. 2 miles southof Wellesley. Details in thisissue.
Gerber Auctions Ltd.519-699-4451
www.AuctionsOntario.caSAT., JAN. 13 AT 11 A.M.Beef Cow & Calf Sale at Car-son’s Sales Arena, Listowel.Offering cows, breeder cows,and cow/calf pairs. Cull cowsat 11 A.M. followed by Stockersale. Consignments Accepted!
For more info.,call 519-291-2049
www.davidcarson.on.ca
SAT., JAN. 13 AT 9 A.M.Live and Online Collector Auc-tion Sale selling for Don Schultzand additions at the ShackeltonAuction Centre, 51570 LyonsLine, Springfield ON. Sale to in-clude truck & boat motor, gaspumps, globes & cylinder, pedalcars & bikes, signs, clocks,thermometers, neon signs, sodaetc. Details in this issue.
Shackelton Auctions Inc.519-765-4450
www.shackeltonauctions.comSAT., JAN. 13 AT 10:30 A.M.Estate Auction Sale of the LateIrene Campbell of Oshawa to beheld at the Kellett Sale Barn,13200 Old Scugog Rd., 1/2mile south of Blackstock ON.No Buyers Premium. Details inthis issue.
Auctioneer Bruce Kellett705-328-2185
www.kellettauctions.comSAT., JAN. 13 AT 9:30 A.M.Estate Auction Sale of antiquesfurniture, collectables, glassware,shop tools and misc. to be held atJacob Auction Centre, 185 Her-bert Street, Mitchell ON. Detailsin this issue.
Auctioneers David and DougJacob 519-348-9896
www.jacobauctions.com
SUNDAYJANUARY 14
WEEKLY AUCTION SALESEVERY SAT. & SUN. AT 1 P.M.SHARP AND WED., EVENINNGAT 6 P.M. Live & Webcast! BidLive at The Auction Hall or bidfrom your phones, tablets orcomputers online in Real Timewith Live Auctioneer! Mixed es-tates, coins collections, ban-knotes, art, jewellery, collectibles,sports memorabilia, bronzesculptures, gold & silver bullion,etc. Over 1000 items offered inEvery Auction! Over 40 years ex-perience in the industry. AuctionGallery Webcast Studio, 501Alden Rd., Markham, ON.
Auction Network [email protected]
MONDAYJANUARY 15
EVERY MON. AT 6:30 P.M.Auction Sale to be held at 42Martin Ross Ave., Toronto, ON.Preview at 4:30 p.m. Auctionconsists of a variety of mer-chandise from misguidedfreight, consignments, bank-ruptcies and end of the lineitems just to name a few. Wecarry a large variety of productswhich include electronics, com-puters, sporting goods, collect-ables, toys, furniture, art,antiques and much more.
Right Bid Auctions Inc.647-858-3811
www.rightbidauctions.com
TUESDAYJANUARY 16
TUES., NOV. 16 AT 6 P.M. General Household AuctionSale at 6 p.m. Preview at 1p.m. Picker’s Auction 2 p.m.Modern Household furnish-ings and estate cleanouts plusnew everyday domestic neces-sities. To be held at 142Bunting Road, St. Catharines.
Luke Pasmore AuctioneerHall 905-682-2311
www.auctionsniagara.com
TUES., JAN. 16 AT 6 P.M.First Estate Auction for 2018,the Estate of the Late JoyceMaria Westmorland. Sale heldat the Marian Hall, 79 FreeltonRd., Freelton ON. This is a goodclean estate with many qualityitems incl. 2006 Chrysler 300Touring car with low mileage.Details in the Jan. 4 & 11 is-sues.
Pritchard Auctions Inc.905-679-0215
www.pritchardauctions.comTUES., JAN. 16 AT 6 P.M.LIVE Auction The Big One, Elec-tronics, Computers, Sporting,Clothing! Sale to include com-puter related, electronics, tonerand ink cartridges, clothing andfootwear, sporting goods, officesupply etc. The list just goes onand on. This is a sale you don’twant to miss whether you arebuying for yourself or if you are aretailer who is looking for mer-chandise for your store. See webcloser to sale date for details andphotos. Preview from 5PM day ofsale at our Mississauga Location.Sale held at 3620B Laird Rd #6,Mississauga, ON L5L 6A9.
Principal Liquidators Inc.www.403auction.com
905-820-0555
WEDNESDAYJANUARY 17
EVERY. WED. AT 4:30 P.M.Auction Sale of Furniture, An-tiques and Collectibles, tools,selling at Neil Bacon AuctionsLtd., 1 km west of Utica. Toinclude approx. 1000 items.
Sale Managed and Sold By Neil Bacon Auctions Ltd.
905-985-1068EVERY WED. AT 3 P.M. TNT Auctions, 190 BovairdDr. W., Unit 20 & 21, Bramp-ton. Sale of antiques, furni-ture, collectibles, jewellery,household items, tools, lawnand garden items plus muchmore. Viewing from 2:30 P.M.day of sale. Selling with 3 auc-tioneers every week. Consign-ments welcome.TNT Auctions 416-578-4769www.tntauctionssnelgrove.co
mEVERY WEDNESDAY AT 6P.M. Live and Online VehicleAuction Sale held at 1881Scanlan St. London. Cars!Trucks! Vans! Brief Listing ofVehicles Only. Vehicles arriveup till 3:00 pm and not all vehi-cles will be listed. Viewingstarts at 12 noon day of auc-tion. No cost to register.McKenzie’s Associated Auctioneers
519-453-7182 or800-265-1906
www.mckenzieauction.comWEEKLY AUCTIONSALES EVERY SAT. &SUN. AT 1 P.M. SHARPAND WED., EVENINNGAT 6 P.M. Live & Webcast!Bid Live at The AuctionHall or bid from yourphones, tablets or comput-ers online in Real Timewith Live Auctioneer! Mixedestates, coins collections,banknotes, art, jewellery,collectibles, sports memo-rabilia, bronze sculptures,gold & silver bullion, etc.Over 1000 items offered inEvery Auction! Over 40years experience in the in-dustry. Auction Gallery We-bcast Studio, 501 AldenRd., Markham, ON.
Auction Network [email protected]
FRIDAYJANUARY 19
FRI., JAN. 19 AT 5 P.M.Toy Auction Sale of approx. 450toys including collection of trac-tor trailers, Schneiders, Erb moreheld at the St. Jacobs Commu-nity Centre, 29 Parkside Dr., inSt. Jacobs for area collectors.
Auctioneer Jantzi AuctionsLtd. 519-656-3555
www.jantziauctions.comFRI., JAN. 19 AT 6 P.M. Misguided Freight and RetailReturns to be held at 142Bunting Rd., St. Catharines.
Luke Pasmore AuctioneerHall 905-682-2311
www.auctionsniagara.com
SATURDAYJANUARY 20
SAT., JAN. 20 AT TBAAnnual January Auction Saleheld at the Napanee LionsClub Hall on Centre St. in thetown of Napanee. Details tocome.
Auctioneer Tim Potter613-386-3635
www.timpotter.comSAT., JAN. 20 AT 10 A.M.Antique Auction Sale of primi-tives, pottery, early tools, folkart and much more to be heldat the K.W. Khaki Club, 2939Nafziger Rd. 2 miles south ofWellesley. Details in this issue.
Gerber Auctions Ltd.519-699-4451
www.AuctionsOntario.ca
SUNDAYJANUARY 21
SUN., JAN. 21 AT 9:55 A.M.Next Firearms Auction to beheld at the Holiday Inn, 100Pony Drive, Newmarket ON.Look for the 140 gun catalogueto be posted early in the newyear. Details to come.
GTA Guns844-482-4644
www.gtaguns.comSUN., JAN. 21 AT 1 P.M.LIVE Auction, For Barrie Fur-niture & Appliance Co., 320Bayfield Street Barrie NewFurniture, Mattresses, Appli-ances, TVs & More! Ad In ThisIssue.
Rob Sage Auctions Toll Free 1-877-797-2135 www.robsageauctions.com
MONDAYJANUARY 22
MON., JAN. 22 AT 7 P.M.Asian Auction Sale to be heldat A.H. Wilkens, 299 Queen St.East, Toronto. Details to come.
A.H Wilkens Auctions & Appraisals 416-360-7600
www.ahwilkens.com
TUESDAYJANUARY 23
TUES., JAN. 23 AT 11 A.M.Antique Estate Auction Sale to beheld at A.H. Wilkens, 299 QueenSt. East, Toronto. Preview timesare Mon., Jan. 22 from 12 to 7p.m. and Tues. from 9 a.m. to 11a.m. Details in this issue.
A.H Wilkens Auctions & Appraisals 416-360-7600
www.ahwilkens.com
TUES., JAN. 23 AT 6 P.M. Preview at 11 a.m. PickersAuction at Noon. Antiques &20th Century FurnishingsAuction Sale of early, mid tolate 20th Century furnish-ings & collectables to be heldat 142 Bunting Rd., St.Catharines.
Luke Pasmore AuctioneerHall 905-682-2311
www.auctionsniagara.comTUES., JAN. 23 AT 6 P.M.LIVE Auction Monthly Tools,trades, auto parts, Industrial,Commercial plus 1 ring of ourusual items. Sale to include au-tomotive related, ATV, motorcy-cle, boating and snowmobileparts and accessories related,tools, trades (HVAC, electrical,plumbing), misc. etc. The listjust goes on and on. This is asale you don’t want to misswhether you are buying foryourself or if you are a retailerwho is looking for merchandisefor your store. See web closer tosale date for details and photos.Preview from 5PM day of sale atour Mississauga Location. Saleheld at 3620B Laird Rd #6, Mis-sissauga, ON L5L 6A9.Principal Liquidators Inc.
www.403auction.com905-820-0555
TUES., JAN. 23 AT 5 P.M.Preview 4:00 p.m. Every Sec-ond Tuesday Auction to In-clude Household items,Collectables and much more.Sale held at Erin Auctions,9478 Wellington Road 124,Erin ON. Full Sale with some-thing for everyone.Auctioneer: Steven Parr and
Shawn RedmondErin Auctions 416-884-5437
www.erinauctions.com
WEDNESDAYJANUARY 24
WED., JAN. 24 AT 11:30A.M. Reg. Jersey & BrownSwiss Herd Dispersal forBatesdale Farms & A DairySale at Carson’s SalesArena, Listowel. Herd offers70 Head followed by a DairySale with registered andgrade, fresh and springingyoung Holstein cows andheifers. Open & Bred heiferswill start at 11:30 A.M. priorto the Herd Sale. Consign-ments Welcome!
For more info.,call 519-291-2049
www.davidcarson.on.caWED., JAN. 24 AT 10 A.M.Locker Sales Public Auctionsheld for Dayton Self ServeStorage. ‘All sales cash only”.Location to start is 100 Burn-crest Rd., Markham then pro-ceeding to 65 Progress Ave.,Scarborough then proceedingto 401 Conlins Rd., Scarbor-ough. Details in the Jan. 11 &18 issues. Each locker solden-bloc.Associated Bailiffs & Co. Ltd.
416-766-1444WED., JAN. 24 AT 10 A.M.Auction Sale for an area estatewith additions including house-hold effects, furniture, an-tiques, collectables and misc.held at the St. Jacobs Commu-nity Centre, 29 Parkside Dr., inSt. Jacobs.Auctioneer Jantzi Auctions
Ltd. 519-656-3555www.jantziauctions.com
THURSDAYJANUARY 25
THURS., JAN. 25 AT 6P.M. Unclaimed Freightconsisting of health &beauty items, etc. to be heldat Sherwood Hume Auc-tions, 9313 Esquesing Line,Milton. Preview at 4 p.m.Northern Auction Service
Inc. 905-781-1969www.northernauctionservice.com
SATURDAYJANUARY 27
SAT., JAN. 27 AT 11 A.M.Auction held at The Geor-gian Bay Hunters and An-glers Club, 3175 OgdensBeach Rd., Tay Twn. Previewat 10 a.m. Auction to includequality items from full orpartial estates, house con-tents, store liquidations,storage lockers, commercialitems, real estate etc. Visitour Facebook page Recollec-tions Antique CollectibleNew and Used!
Recollections AuctionHouse
705-549-0270www.recollectionsauctionhouse.comSAT., JAN. 27 AT 10A.M. Tools, Tools and MoreTools Auction Sale to be heldat the Amaranth Town Hall,6th Line, Laurel. Details tocome.
Kidd Family Auctionswww.kiddfamiilyauctions.com
519-938-7499
TUESDAYJANUARY 30
TUES., JAN. 30 AT 6 P.M. General Household AuctionSale at 6 p.m. Preview at 1p.m. Picker’s Auction 2 p.m.Modern Household furnish-ings and estate cleanouts plusnew everyday domestic neces-sities. To be held at 142Bunting Road, St. Catharines.
Luke Pasmore AuctioneerHall 905-682-2311
www.auctionsniagara.com
SATURDAYFEBRUARY 3
SAT., FEB. 3 AT 9 A.M.Sportsman Auction Sale heldat Creemore Legion, 27Wellington St. W., Creemore.Sale to include Restricted andNon Restricted Firearms. De-tails to come.
Kidd Family Auctionswww.kiddfamiilyauctions.com
519-938-7499SAT., FEB. 3 AT 10 A.M.Surplus Equipment AuctionSale for Lambton Conveyor &Grain Handling Equipment tobe held at 102 Arnold St.,Wallaceburg ON. Advanceviewing on Friday. Details tocome.
Ed Dunn Auctions &Appraisers Inc. 519-728-2120
www.epdauction.com
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After a quarrel, a wife said toher husband,
“You know, I was a fool when Imarried you.” The husbandreplied,
“Yes, dear, but I was so in loveand didn’t notice.”
One teen-age boy to another:“My Dad had a long talk withme about girls last night. Hedoesn’t know anything aboutthem, either.”
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SATURDAYFEBRUARY 10
SAT., FEB. 10 AT 11 A.M.Beef Cow and Calf Sale atCarson’s Sales Arena, Lis-towel. Offering cows, breederbulls, and cow/calf pairs. BobHarris sends 50 Blk Angus XSimm 1st calf bred heifers.Cull cows at 11 a.m. followedby stocker sale. ConsignmentsAccepted!
For more info.,call 519-291-2049
www.davidcarson.on.ca
SATURDAYFEBRUARY 17
SAT., FEB. 17 AT 10 A.M.Live and Online Rare Coins,Stamps and a little bit moreAuction Sale held at 218Collingwood St., Creemore. De-tails to come.
Kidd Family Auctionswww.kiddfamiilyauctions.com
519-938-7499
MONDAYFEBRUARY 19
MON., FEB. 19 AT 12 NOONToy Auction Sale of approx. 450toys including collector cars,American Muscle, Maistro,Matchbox, farm toys, precision,tractor trailers, memorabilia, lit-erature etc. held at the St. JacobsCommunity Centre, 29 ParksideDr., in St. Jacobs. Auctioneer Jantzi Auctions
Ltd. 519-656-3555www.jantziauctions.com
THURSDAYFEBRUARY 22
THURS., FEB. 22 AT 6 P.M.Overstock & Unclaimed Freightconsisting of health & beautyitems, clothing, footwear, make-up, some canned & dry goods,household cleaning items to beheld at Sherwood Hume Auc-tions, 9313 Esquesing Line,Milton. Preview at 4 p.m.
Northern Auction ServiceInc. 905-781-1969
www.northernauctionservice.com
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AND ONE OF A KIND COL-LECTIBLES AUCTIONSTARTS - FEB.M 14TH, 2018AT 8:00 AM AUCTION BEGINSTO END - FEB., 21ST, 2018AT 8PM to Include Large Carved& Painted Totem Pole, Wood Sa-loon Sign, Great Quebec Cup-board & 19th Century FormalCupboard, Antique Horse Tricy-cle, Rare Horn Hat Rack & Um-brella Stand, Good Selection ofOld & Hard to Find Tins, OldToys, Antique Cast Pieces, Origi-nal Art and much more.
Live Auction Register Online Auction Register
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WEDNESDAY JANUARY10TH TO MONDAY JANU-ARY 15TH AT 7PM: WeeklyMonday undeliverable FreightAuction: Each of these onlineAuctions features 500+ lots ofexciting new brand name mer-chandise as well as other excit-ing products just waiting foryou to discover! Sale to include;Computers, Apple and Sam-sung Phones, Home and OfficeElectronics, TVs, Health &Beauty Products, Always pre-mium brand designer clothingand footwear, Men’s andWomen’s Fashion Wear, Boots,Shoes, Toys, DVDs, Books, In-dustrial items, commercialgoods, Decor, gift ware, foodproduct and more; you will al-ways find it here.
www.ATouchOfClassAuctions.com
ONLINE COLLECTOR AUC-TION BIDDING STARTS: SUN-DAY, JANUARY 14, 2018 @8PM VIEWING: TUESDAY,JANUARY 16, 2018 FROM 5 -7PM BIDDING ENDS:WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17,2018 @ 8PM (Soft Close) ONSITE PICK UP: THURSDAY,JANUARY 18, 2018 FROM 4 -7PM Held at: 110 ANNE ST S,UNIT 9, BARRIE, ON L4N 2E3Featuring a selection of col-lectibles from a lifetime collectorwho is downsizing some of theircollection. Includes variousglass, china, pottery, crystal, vin-tage items, collectibles includingView Masters, camera collection,and much more!
www.AuctionMaxx.com
WEEKLY WEDNESDAY ON-LINE AUCTION SALE END-ING AT 6:30 P.M. Sale ofelectronics, Men, Women andChildren’s Clothing & Acces-sories, Health and BeautyItems, Home, Garden andPets, Automotive and Indus-trial, Home Improvement, andother Noteworthy items.
Online Auction Register
MONDAY JANUARY 15THTO MONDAY JANUARY22ND AT 7PM: Huge Film andTV Mini Series Auction Coming:To be held on location from thestudio prop and wardrobe lockup facility. Over 5 Tractor trail-ers of set decoration, wardrobe,props from a remake mini se-ries and a major TV series. Widevariety of items...details to beposted soon!THURSDAY JANUARY 18THTO THURSDAY JANUARY25TH AT 8PM: Retail Invento-ries, Overstock and Surplusitems: Sale typically includesElectronics, Computer related,small appliances, watches, AsSeen on TV Items Kitchenware,Bedding, Linens, householditems, Decor, watches, cosmet-ics, health and beauty goods,giftware, clothing, safety gear,exercise equipment, everydayconsumer goods, Pallets lotsand often items in quantities orby case lots and more andmuch much more!FIRST WEEK OF FEBRUARY:Huge big lots and high value Auc-tion....We have so much merch tosell we had to rent a space inBrampton to hold this sale. Itemswill be sold by the pallet, by thecase and some items will be indi-vidual. Loads of brand new mer-chandise sold in quantities pluslots of pallets of store shelf pullsand return merchandise. Over 8Tractor Trailer loads of merchan-dise to be sold. If you are lookingfor some quality resale merchan-dise for your business or are justlooking for some items for your-self, this is the sale for you, loadsof quality items. February 2018: 12- 2011Subura Impreza’s: Keep an eyeon this sale as dates may bemoved forward or back...Unre-served Auction sale of 12 - 2011Model Year Subaru Imprezas.These are low mileage cars typ-ically with about 100K on them.We don't expect any further de-lays in this sale but watch forus to post a "dates have beenconfirmed notice". These carswere owned from new by a bigcompany with a very specificuse that required them to bedriven the speed limit so thesehave not been abused byJohnny racer like many usedsubies. Regular maintenancehas been done as per the main-tenence schedule. Several dif-ferent colors.FILM AND TV Auctions Com-ing SOON! – Props, set decora-tion and Wardrobe from majorTV shows and Films comingshortly!
www.AuctionNetwork.ca
WEEKLY AUCTION SALESEVERY SAT. & SUN. AT 12P.M. SHARP AND WED.,EVENING AT 6 P.M. LiveVideo/Audio Online AuctionSales w/ Live Auctioneers. Bidlive at the auction hall or bidfrom your phones, tablets orcomputers in real-time with afamily of auctioneers. MixedEstates, Coin & Currency Col-lections, Silver & Gold Bul-lion, Artwork, Jewellery,Nostalgia, Stamps, Comics,Sports Memorabilia, Carvings,Electronics, Collectibles &Much More! 1000's of itemsoffered every Wednesday, Sat-urday and Sunday. Over 40Years Experience in the Auc-tion Industry.www.auction-network.ca - Auction Network,501 Alden Road, Markham.
ONLINE INV. REDUCTION,COINS, JEWELRY BIDDINGOPENS FRIDAY JANUARY 5THAT 6 PM BIDDING BEGINS TOCLOSE: WEDNESDAY JANUARY10TH AT 8 PM (SOFT CLOSE INEFFECT). Another great offeringof Retail Merchandise, Jewelry,Local Coin Collection.
www.BaileyAuctions.com
www.BidFromHome.ca
FURNITURE, COINS & COL-LECTIBLES ONLINE-ONLYAUCTION SATURDAY, JANU-ARY 13TH, 10 AM - WEDNES-DAY, JANUARY 17TH, 8 PMIncludes: coins, Moorcroft, furcoats, original art, man cavesigns, stainless steel fridge withbottom freezer, 1840s oak diningtable, 1860s mahogany marbletop server, furniture, collectibles& much more!LAWYERS OFFICE FURNISH-INGS AUCTION - JAN 20-24,2018 SATURDAY, JANUARY20TH, 10 AM - WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 24TH, 8 PM (Softclose in effect. Auction may takeup to 2 hours to close). Retiringlawyer Marie B. Moser selling ex-ecutive office furnishings, filingcabinets, chairs and accessories.
www.Bid2Buy.ca
ANTIQUE ORIGINAL PRINTS& ART SALE AUCTIONSTARTS - JAN 31ST AT 8:00AM. AUCTION BEGINS TOEND - FEB 7TH AT 8PM Out-standing Selection of 18th, 19th& 20th Century Original Prints &Original Art, Automotive Adver-tising Prints, Black AmericanaPrints, Humourous situationalPrints, Children Prints, TobaccoCards. All prints are from theDate Stated & none are reproduc-tion from the Collection of BillsFine Prints. RATTLESNAKE HARBOURANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLESONLINE AUCTION AUCTIONSTARTS - FEBRUARY 7TH,2018 AT 8:00 AM. AUCTIONBEGINS TO END - FEBRUARY14TH, 2018 AT 8PM Great Mixof Rare Collectible & Antique toinclude a Bold & Rare Soap StoneCarving, Large Quantity of SiamSterling Silver, Murano Glass,Mosaic Stone Ware Jewelry, Cos-tume Jewelry, Pocket Watches,Original Art, Air Pistol & Rifle,Native Art, Art Glass, Harmoni-cas, Royal Doulton, Balance Toy,etc. SELKIRK ANTIQUES & COL-LECTIBLES ANOTHERGREAT SELECTION OF RARE
www.BryansFarm.com
WATCH FOR UPCOMING ONLINE AUCTIONS
www.CDCAuctions.com
LIVE & ONLINE AUCTION EVERYTHURSDAY EVERY THURSDAYAT 6:30 P.M. Live and OnlineAuction. Items including collect-ables, antiques, high end namebrand household items, etc. De-tails in this issue.
www.DamAuctions.com
DAM AUCTIONS JANUARYHAPPY NEW YEAR SALEOPENS THURSDAY JANU-ARY 11TH 10 AM, LOTSSTART CLOSING THURS-DAY JANUARY 18TH AT 7PM. Cash Only Sale with NoDAM Buyers Premium, MoneyTransfer / Or Paypal Availablefor Out of town Bidders. Ship-ing is availiable, Subject to a10% Handling Fee + ShippingCharge All Items will be shippedRegistered / Or Tracking. Loca-tion Lindsay Bingo Hall 61Needham Street Lindsay, ON
www.Easy-Bid.ca
DELHI MOVING AND COL-LECTABLES AUCTIONSTARTS JANUARY 9 AT8:00 AM AUCTION ENDSJANUARY 16 AT 8:00 PM.Internet Auction- Soft Close ineffect. Downsizing and collecta-ble auction consisting of 10 x
www.ErinAuctions.com
EVERY SECOND TUESDAYNIGHT ONLINE & LIVE View-ing 5:00 p.m. Start time 6:00p.m. Auction to Include House-hold items, Collectables andmuch more. Sale held at ErinAuctions, 9478 Wellington Road124, Erin ON. Full Sale withsomething for everyone. Auc-tioneer Steve Parr. Online Bid-ding Available now on ourOntario Hibid bidding portal!
www.EstateSalesOntario.ca
WATCH FOR UPCOMING AUCTIONS
www.FunkyJunkAuctions.com
FIRST ONLINE AUCTION OF2018 FIRST ONLINE AUC-TION OF 2018 THIS AUCTIONRUNS FROM JANUARY 4TH2018 UNTIL JANUARY 10TH,2018, THE ENDING STARTSAT 7:00 PM... an item closesevery 10 seconds until it is allover An amazing collection of vin-tage toys, jewelery, train stuff,antiques, collectibles, stamps,funky Junk and so much more.
www.GTAGuns.com
LIVE AND ONLINE COL-LECTIBLE AND WORKINGGUN AUCTION. SUNDAY,JANUARY 21 AT 10 A.M. LO-CATION: HOLIDAY INN 100PONY DR., NEWMARKET,ONTARIO, L3Y7B6,CANADA. From older Win-chesters, Broom-handles andRemingtons to new Colts, Rizzi-nis and Cobalts, we have themall. Rare ammo and other col-lectibles too.
www.MarshallGummerEstateAuctions.com
JANUARY ON-LINE MULTI-ESTATE AUCTION BIDDINGOPEN FRI. JAN 26TH 10AMTO WED JAN 31ST 7PM.Featuring Antiques, Art, 9kt-18KT Gold Jewelry, Sterling Sil-ver, First Nations & Inuit, FolkArt, Primitives, Decoys, Adver-tising, Vintage Toys, Militaria,Mid-Century Modern, Art Deco,Lighting, Collectibles,Coal OilLamps, Memorabilia, Furnitureand much more. Auction Pre-view Centre 21 King St. EastColborne(Hwy 401 Exit 497(BigApple) 3 Min. Straight SouthOpen Fri/Sat/Sun 11-3.
www.Haymach.ca
KM FACILITY SERVICES IN-VENTORY CLEAROUT BIDNOW! AUCTION CLOSINGON: TUESDAY, JANUARY 16@ 6:00 PM EST. Preview / Re-moval Location: 1500 GlobalDr, London, ON. Preview Dates:Monday, January 15 & Tues-day, January 16 from 10:00 AM- 4:00 PM. Removal Dates:Wednesday, January 17 &Thursday, January 18 from10:00 AM - 4:00 PM. QualityHigh-End Inventory From Fi-nancial Institution – OfficeDownsize – KM’s Access Inven-tory & New Old Stock.
www.Kelsobid.com
FINE DECORATIVE ARTS &RARITIES PRIVATE COL-LECTION AUCTION BID-DING OPENS FEB 3 8:00AM BIDDING CLOSES FEB 7AT 8:00 PM Very Fine AuctionOnline Only From Private Col-lectors From Vancouver-Toronto-London and Montreal.Fine Offering of Oriental SnuffBottles-Ivory Carvings-NunaParr Soaptone Art Cavrvings-Scott Jacobs Art-Group of 7Original Paintings (Details onThe Collection to Follow) Vin-tage Firearms-An OustandingOffering of Fine Birks andOther Makers Sterling SilverPieces and more.
10 sunshade, fold up chairs,hand tools, power tools, ATV /quad lifter, battery charger,Makita miter saw, craftsmanradial arm saw, wicker plantstand with metal insert, vintagetea cart, silver plated tea set,wine goblets, corelle dishes,Christmas dishes, electricchain saw, decorative bird bath,light house, 7 piece glass patiotable and chairs, matchboxcars, wedgewood pieces, RoyalDoulton plates and much more.INGERSOLL RECORD COL-LECTION AUCTIONSTARTS JANUARY 12 AT8:00 AM AUCTION ENDSJANUARY 21 AT 8:00 PM.Vintage record collection auc-tion consisting of Beach Boys,Bob Dylan, Eagles, PaulSimon, Eagles, Foreigner,Clash, Styx, Michael Jackson,Beatles, Steve Miller, Cars,Journey, Elton John, JoeWalsh, Neil Young, box lot of50 X LPs, box lot of 50 X 45RPMs, box lot of 78's, box lotor 45 rpm Rolling Stones andBeatles records and muchmore.VINTAGE TOYS AND COL-LECTABLES AUCTIONSTARTS JANUARY 16 AT8:00 AM AUCTION ENDSJANUARY 23 AT 8:00 PM IN-TERNET AUCTION - SOFTCLOSE IN EFFECT. Very nicecollection consisting of agraffebridge, tobacco cards, MickeyMantle "mini ' bat, vintage bot-tles, vintage comic books, flipbooks, arcade cards, zippolighters, pocket watches, pocketknives, miniature coca cola bot-tles, 1980, 1981 Canada CoinSets, firestone ashtrays,Caswell dairy milk bottle, play-ers cigarette tins, rat rodshifters, Silvertone turntable,metal soldiers, plastic soldiers,London Toys, Sun Rubber Co,Toys, Tootsie Toys, Corgi Toys,Lesneyy Toys, Dinky Toys,model cars and much more.
A small frog goes to a fortuneteller and asks if he is gonnameet a young girl. The teller tellshim,
“Yes, you are.”
The frog replies, “Where?
In a bar or at a party?”
The teller says,
“In biology class!”
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Fantastic Facts: Antique Talk's"Conceive it or Not!"
Robert Ripley was working as asports cartoonist at the New YorkGlobe in December 1918 when, un-able to come up with an idea for acolumn, he gathered together a fewoddity stories and made them intoa cartoon he captioned "Believe itor Not." The resulting successwould qualify as copy for Ripley'sown feature. As a tribute to one ofthe most innovative newspaper ar-tisans of all time, I am delighted topresent my own Fantastic Fact fea-ture dedicated to historical objects– Antique Talk's "Conceive it orNot!"• If you find an American ColonialPeriod "Pine Tree Schilling" dated1652, it was very likely struck afterthat date. During much of KingCharles I & II reigns Colonistsdated almost all their schillings"1652" one year prior to the royaldeclaration that new world settlersshould not be striking their owncoins. Today's still existing cur-rency (Pine Tree Shillings are stillavailable at affordable prices)demonstrate that 120+ years be-
fore the American Revolution, the English monarchy were already dreadingwaves of independence rippling across the Atlantic.• Over 100 years ago "signers" collectors began seeking out authentic signaturesof the Declaration of Independence. Whose signature is most valuable today:George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin … John Hancock? –No! The most valuable "signer" is none other than Button Gwinnett – a Savannahgeneral trader (and some say pig farmer) and Georgia Congressional Represen-tative in 1776. Button died in 1777 after being shot in a duel. Though highlycoveted, only about 50 of his authentic signings have been found to date. Thelast one sold at auction fetched $270,000!• Famous "Bakelite" plastic radios fetching hundreds and even thousands of dol-lars at antique shows and auctions are not in fact made out of Bakelite plastic.This is a common misnomer. The cases are made from Catalin. Bakelite is rela-tively dull-colored molding plastic commonly encountered in uninspired casesof brown, black or white. They seldom retail for more than $50. Catalin is adurable translucent plastic casting resin that, after the final production stage ofpolishing, lends itself to vibrant multihued coloring in combinations of chalkwhite, emerald, teal blue, neon orange, tomato red and other colors with mar-bleizing. Catalin began making appearances in radio cabinets around 1935.• An 18th Century woodworking plane signed by Cesar Chelor of Wrentham,Massachusetts fetched over $15,000 at a Suffolk England tool auction in 1998.Chelor, an African-American who was the slave of Deacon Francis Nicholson(1683-1753), is considered to be the first colonial American plane maker.• A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away … no toy action figures were availablewhen a movie called "Star Wars" hit the screens in 1977. Following the movie'sunanticipated popularity, licensee Kenner toys rushed out an "Early Bird (Mail-ing) Kit" in time for Christmas, promising delivery of Luke Skywalker and otheraction figures, "as soon as they are ready." The rush job figures finally producedin spring 1978 were poor in quality compared to large articulated figures likeG.I. Joe but they sold briskly anyway. With quality successfully compromised,the "Dark Side of the Force" had found its way into toy-land.• Available for only a few thousand dollars a decade or two ago, first edition vol-umes of J. R. R. Tolkien's fantasy novels have skyrocketed in demand and pricein recent years. In excellent condition a 1954 & 1955 three-volume packet of"The Lord of the Rings" is retailing at over $50,000. A clean 1939 first editioncopy of "The Hobbit: or There and Back Again" can exceed $80,000! Once therewas an English literary establishment that damned an English professor's booksabout Middle Earth Hobbits from Shire. Gandalf, Bilbo Baggins and Frodo provedthem all wrong.
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TOOLS, VINTAGE, ANTIQUES& NEW JEWELRY ETC. IN-TERNET-ONLY -AUCTIONOPENS FRIDAY JANUARY5TH , 2018 AT 5PM AUC-TION WILL START CLOSINGTHURSDAY JANUARY 11TH,2018AT 7PM Tools, Vintage,Antiques, New Jewelry, VintageRadio Tubes Etc. ( Possible largehousehold appliances - newscratch and dents).
www.ReinhartAuctions.com
www.SalBid.com
BRANTFORD LIVING ESTATEPLUS INCLUSIONS INTER-NET ONLY AUCTION STARTSJAN. 18 - 8 AM ENDS JAN. 23- 8 PM Living Estate from Brant-ford for Gerry King Plus Itemsfrom various consignors. Beauti-full Large Cherry Display Cabi-net, Lazy Boy Recliner , BedroomFurniture Circa 1908, Various ta-bles,Paintings,Smalls Etc.Freezer, Etc. Tools, electronics,Glassware, Books, Magazinesand More.
www.Storeys.ca
Vos Foods 600 RefrigeratedCabinets Online AuctionCloses: Mon Jan 22nd, 2018 @11am Preview: tba Removal:From Jan 23rd to Feb 2nd,2018. 2 weeks of removal duringscheduled times. No Dismantlingin the yard. Purchaser responsi-ble for complete removal. Loca-tion: 1185 Colborne St E,Brantford ON. Highlights: 1 Lot:Approx 600 Refrigerated DisplayCabinets, Freezers, Coolers,Reach-in Units w/ Glass Doors,Upright Bunkers, Chest TypeCoolers & Freezers, Various Con-ditions from Excellent to Poor.QUIZNOS ETOBICOKE ONLINEAUCTION CLOSES: THURS JAN25TH @ 11AM Preview: Thurs Jan18th from 10am - 1pm Removal: OneDay Only! Fri Jan 26th from 10am -
www.TheBigEAuction.com
WATCH FOR UPCOMING ONLINE AUCTIONS
www.TimewellAuctions.com
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLESONLINE AUCTION OEPNSJANUARY 25 AND CLOSESJAN. 31.
www.VintageBarnAuctions.com
HOME AUCTION BEGINS TOCLOSE EVERY MONDAY AT 8P.M. This weekly auction featuressmall and mid-size wooden furni-ture, storage solutions, vintagedecor, jewelry, gardening items,home decor, hobbies & craft items,new appliances, beauty and homesupplies, cottage life items, canadi-ana, fitness and sport items, an-tique keepsakes, high end style &fashion, antique collectible books,pyrex, carnival glass, tea cups andartisan pottery, vintage linens, artand jewelry boxes. MANCAVE AUCTION BEGINSTO CLOSE EVERY TUESDAYAT 8 P.M. A fun collection ofunique sport finds, video gaminglots, retro toys and valuablememorabilia!DEN OF ANTIQUITY AUCTIONBEGINS TO CLOSE EVERYTHURSDAY AT 8 P.M. ThisAuction Will Be Packed With HighValue Silver Coins, Antique PaperMoney, Silver Age Comics, Art,Beautiful Stamp Sets & OtherAmazing Collectibles! KABOOM! DAY 1 - VIDEOGAMES, COMICS & COL-LECTIBLES ONLINE AUC-TION ONLY BEGINS FRIDAYDECEMBER 22ND AND WILLSTART CLOSING ONWEDNESDAY JANUARY 17THAT 8:00 PM. A Private Collec-tion, No Reserve. This auction willfeature premium comics, retrovideo games, collectible action fig-ures & more! Day 1 of a 2 dayevent!KABOOM! DAY 2 - COMICCOLLECTION ONLINE AUC-TION ONLY BEGINS FRIDAYDECEMBER 22ND AND WILLSTART CLOSING ON THURS-DAY JANUARY 18TH AT 8:00PM. A Private Collection - No Re-serve. This premium auction willfeature issue #1 & #2 comicbooks! This is Day 2 of a 2 dayevent!
www.TransitionSquad.com
ONLINE AUCTION ENDSTHURS., JAN. 11 AT 9:30 P.M.BRAMPTON, ON
pion portable power generator,scaffolding, Delta 10” table saw,10” mitre saw, tabletop drillpress, circular saw, Workmate2000, vintage Elgin Countyschool wall clock, electric cis-tern water fountain, cast metalgarden bird bath, vintage toys& much more!DUNDAS CLEARING SALESUNDAY JANUARY 14TH –THURSDAY JANUARY 18TH,2018 This household clearingauction in Dundas features alovely Moorcroft covered candydish, Aynsley china set, RoyalStafford china, communityplate flatware, oak dining roomset, 4 poster bed, dressing table& chair, Sherlock & Manningapartment size piano, Tony Lit-tle Gazelle freestylecrosstrainer, elliptical & muchmore! 138 lots!AUCTION FOR DIANE & THELATE ALFRED WEST - FER-GUS SUNDAY JANUARY21ST – THURSDAY JANU-ARY 25TH, 2018 This house-hold auction features furniturein excellent condition for allrooms of your home, Volk-swagon and other collectibles,Coalport and antique china,sterling silver & silver spoons,Fergus memorabilia, largepower tools and so much more.157 lots!
ONLINE AUCTION — RE-TURNED MERCHANDISE —1200 LOTS EVERY MON-DAY & THURSDAYEVENING! ONLINE AUCTION - ESTATEITEMS - BIDDING STARTSTO CLOSE TUESDAY JANU-ARY 23RD @ 6 PM! ITEMSLOCATED AT 1881 SCAN-LAN ST. ONLINE AUCTION - MED-ICAL EQUIPMENT IN WIN-NIPEG - BIDDING STARTSTO CLOSE TUESDAY JANU-ARY 30TH @ 1 PM!
www.McKenzieAuction.com
BIDDING OPENS EVERYMONDAY AND CLOSESTHE FOLLOWING SUNDAYEACH WEEK WEEKLY ON-LINE AUCTION just north ofBarrie Ontario in Midland.Selling Antiques, Collectables,New and Used Electronics,Coins & Bank notes, Furni-ture, Jewelry, tools. We do itall! Have something to sell?Downsizing? Inheritance? Wewill auction partial or full es-tates. NO BUYERS PREMIUMif paying with cash or debitand we have a FULL WEEK topick up your items. We doship smaller items or storethem for you if you pay online.No credit card needed to signup! we have a proxy systemwith soft close as well. Sellerscan see what they are selling,what it sold for and whenitems are paid for and pickedup! Taking consignments forour big collectors auction nowas well.”
www.MidlandAuctions.ca
www.Rapid-Sell.ca
HOUSEPIAN AUCTION SALE –BRANTFORD SUNDAY JANU-ARY 14TH – THURSDAY JAN-UARY 18TH, 2018 Hugeselection of collectibles, antiquesand vintage items in this Brant-ford auction. It includes an an-tique china cabinet, vintagedining room furniture, antiquedressing table, shelf clock circa1885, Boy Scouts tin first aid kit,U of T memorabilia, glass &china, vintage ladies clothing &hats, Fire King bowls and muchmore! A great section of 240 lots! AUCTION FOR DON &DEBBY CONNER - AURORASUNDAY JANUARY 21ST –THURSDAY JANUARY 25TH,2018. Immaculate, clean &quality describe the contents ofthis downsizing auction for Don& Debby Conner of Aurora. Theauction contains householdfurniture, décor items andkitchenware. Don’t miss out onsome great items for every roomin your home.TOM & LOLA GROVES MOV-ING SALE – PORT STANLEYSUNDAY JANUARY 7TH –THURSDAY JANUARY 11TH,2018 Don’t miss out on thisupcoming online auction ofpristine, well-cared for items!This online auction contains anMTD Yard Machine snow-blower, leather sectional (elec-tric reclining), leather reclinerchair, Cuisinart BBQ, Cham-
4pm. Location: Etobicoke, ON. Small-wares & complete catalog will be up-loaded on Jan 18th after preview.Highlights Include: Hobart 12" Auto-matic Meat Slicer, Curtis Walk-inCooler & Freezer, True 60" & 72"mega-top Prep-Tables, Portable 4Burner Induction Cooker, Star Con-veyor Toaster Oven, Quiznos Furni-ture, Illuminated Signs, IlluminatedMenu Board, Smallwares, MetroRacking, Refrigerated Grab-N-Go,S/S Triple Sink, S/S tables, Mani-towac Ice Maker, Jet Spray Juice Dis-penser, Etc.
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Antique Auction SaleSATURDAY, JANUARY 20 AT 10 A.M.K.W. KHAKI CLUB, 2939 NAFZIGER RD., 2 Mi. S. of Wellesley for Rod Pinkney and additions
OF PRIMITIVES,POTTERY, EARLYTOOLS, FOLK ARTAND MUCH MORE
POTTERY: David Schiller General Grocer Crockery, Flower & Feed, CooksvilleOnt. flowered jug (4 line). Flack & Van Arsdale, Cornwall 3 gal. flowered jug.Flack & Van Arsdale, Cornwall 4 gal crock (bird) – some damage. F.P. Goold,Brantford 5 gal flowered jug (damaged spout). R.K. Beaty S.W. Grocer & WineMerchant, Streetsville 2 gal jug. Flack & Van Arsdale, Cornwall 2 gal. jug, etc. SELECTION OF EARLY TOOLS INCLUDING: Rare gutter adz, cant hooks,early hatchets, “Wonder” rope maker, saws, wooden drills, block planes, braces,spoke shaves, draw knives, grain cradle, Corn sheller, early wooden shovel, etc.Wooden cradles. Wooden pulleys. Gunter’s chain (surveyor’s chain). Cast ironbutcher kettle. Cast iron kettles, pots, pans, etc. Large copper kettle. Folkyweather vanes. Many folk art items including animals & wooden spoon rack.Berlin work (reindeer). Lots of kitchen collectibles. Lots of wooden buckets &pails. Saddler’s benches. Bee Hive Skep. Lots of stenciled boxes. Butter boxes.Wooden butter bowl. Cast iron sheep. Gingerbread clock. Stereoscopes. Ice
tongs. Egg baskets. Powder horn collection. 12 candle mold. Wall boxes.Wooden sleigh. Butter churn. Log rules. Wooden barrel & nail kegs. Early snowshoes. Wooden decoys. Native items including Papoose carrier (child carrier).Old table top hockey game. McCormick operators manuals, parts catalogues, etc.Beaver jar. Cast iron implement seats. Sad irons. Oil lamps. Lanterns.Selection of strap on wooden skates. German books. Mennonite family histories.Lightening rod balls. Sap pails. 2 White rose outboard motor oil tins. CanadianBeaver & other brass bells. China & glass including small Moorcroft dish,spongeware, etc. FURNITURE: Storage box with old paint. Captain’s chair in original paint.Parlour and other tables. Wooden benches & stools. Chests of drawers. NOTE – Tons of rare & unusual primitives too numerous to mention. Rod’s beena long time collector, 98 years young!! TERMS – Cash, debit or cheque with I.D. 10% buyer’s premium.
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720 DAVIS DRIVE, UXBRIDGEADDITIONS: Pine Pineapple Poster Bed,Qty of Ant Chairs,Claw AmusementMachine, Retro Table w/4Chairs,RD Trumpet w/Case, Vintage Bread Box,Glass TopCoffee Table w/Pineapple Base,Pine Dropleaf Gateleg Table, Victorian Settee, WickerSetee, Oak Dressers, Pine Bench, Mission Style Chair, Qty of Cake Serving Plates,Retro Televisions, Leather Chair w/Foot Stool,Brownie Camera, Qty of Mirrors, Qtyof Group of 7 Signed Including The Canoe/Late Snow/The Village Church/ BurntOver Forest, River Rapids, Gillette Display Case, Qty of Sewing Patterns, Pine ChinaCabinet, Mahog Side Table.ANTIQUES/FURNITURE: Heavily Carved Tapestry Sofa/LoveSeat/Chair,Mah DblPed Din Table w/6 Chairs & China Cabinet,Carved Oak Marble Top Tables,OakCarved Side Tables, Round Carved Coffee Table w/Glass Top, Lrg FramedTapestries, Lrg Guild Frame Mirror,Brass Chandeliers, Lrg Floor Lamps, Wall MountCandle Holders,Oak Dresser, Oak Table w/6 Chairs,Mah Parlour Table, PersianCarpets (10.5X14/9.513.5/4.5X7.5/ 5.5X9/9.5X12.5), Mannequin,Pine Bench,Glass Display Table, Leather Sofa, Carved Hall Table w/Mirror, Lrg Din Tablew/Cane Back Seats, Oak Dresser Set, 6 Western Style Horse Saddles.COLLECTIBLES: Players Navy Cut Decal,Collection of Wooden Nickle AdvertisingPcs,Wood Duck Figurines, Vty Wicker Baskets, Coke Trays, Tissowel France LadiesCoat, Link Light Beer Tap Handle.GLASS/CHINA: Blue Mtn, Crystal, Fire King, Murano, Royal Doulton (HN2154/HN2214).ART/BOOKS: Robert Bateman Coffee Table Books.MISC.: Qty of Wicker Baskets, Vtg Kids Toys, Assorted Tins,Home Décor, CostumeJewelry, Paper Back Books.
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TUES., JAN. 16 AT 6 P.M. PRE. 4:30 P.M.HELD AT THE MARIAN HALL, 79 FREELTON, ON L0R 1K0
DIRECTIONS: QEW To 403 Ham. To Hwy 6 North. 16 Kms. (10 Min.)To Conc. 11. Turn Left Then (100 Yards) Left On Freelton Rd. To Hall, BesideChurch. From 401 Exit 299 South 9 Kms (7 Min.) To Conc. 11, Turn Right.From New York State Take QEW To 403 To Hwy 6 North. (Approx 45 Min.)FROM DUNDAS: Brock Rd. Directly North To The Town Of Freelton.LADIES & GENTLEMEN: The Estate Executors Have Asked PritchardAuctions To Sell All The Chattels Of The Estate For The Late Joyce MariaWestmorland Of Burlington. This Is A Good Clean Estate With Many QualityItems Incl. A 2006 Chrysler 300 Touring Car w/Low Mileage. This Is Just ASneak Preview To A Great Sale More Pictures To Come. AUTOMOBILE: Excellent 2006 Chrysler 3TR 300 Touring Car, DarkGrey, Loaded w/Sunroof & Only 99,269 Original Kms. 1 Owner Car. SoldAs Is, WITHOUT RESERVE. This Car Has Been Dealer Maintained &Runs Perfectly. Please Bring Your Own Plates & Method OfTransportation From Hall Night Of Sale.VERY PARTIAL LISTING: 67 Pce. Birks Sterling Flatware Set, HugeQuantity Of Costume Jewellery, Lge. 42'' LG Flatscreen TV & Stand, Lge.42'' Samsung Flatscreen TV, Lge. Bernard Oil On Canvas, Over 6ft TallOrig. Oil On Canvas Signed, Plus More Art, Quantity Of Leather FaceWall Sculptures, Full Set Of Paragon Golden Bell Dinner Service, FullLength Silver Fox Fur Coat, Mink Jacket, 3 Pce. Red Cast Iron Patio Set,Weber Natural Gas BBQ, Table, Floor & Swag Lighting, Nice Area Rugs,Quantity Of Mirrors, Walnut Dining Table & Chairs, Mahogany Server, 3Tall Mahogany Bookshelves, Quality Uph. Couches, Loveseats & Chairs,Maple Bedroom Suite, Retro Dressers, Trunks, White Wicker StyleFurniture, & Much More Furniture, Cast Metal & Spelter Figurines,China, Crystal, Glass, Depression Glass, Figurines, Decorative Vases Etc.
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During my early childhood,teenage and young adultyears, Dawn Farms was adairy farm. It was a small,family farm located in oneof the few patches of topsoiland clay that can be foundin the Canadian Shield. Itwas a self sufficient opera-tion in those days, eventhough we only had a 28-cow herd. But with replace-ment heifers, some bullcalves that were raised forveal, and the odd crossbred beef animal for thefreezer, trade the numbersalways hovered around 50head.
All our cattle were named,and not because they werea purebred herd. It wasjust so much easier toknow who you were talkingabout if names wereassigned. It meant for someinteresting memoriesbecause with the assigningof names also came anaffirmation of character.
For instance, ‘Ornery’ was a stubborn, miserable old coot that needed to bewatched at all times while you squatted beside her attaching the milkingmachine. ‘Tidy’ was a cute, typical dairy-built, polite Ayrshire heifer thatendeared herself to me. Especially when, upon visiting a remote pasture whereour heifer herd summered, I found Tidy with a face full of porcupine quills. I wassimply able to put my arm around her neck and remove all the quills from hervisage with little to no fuss on her part. Imagine my heartbreak when, as a youngcow, Tidy sustained a terrible injury. She did the splits on a patch of ice andnever did get back on her feet. Although considerable effort was put into aidingher, recovery never occurred and the inevitable became Tidy's fate.
Sometimes names were doled out based on where the bovine originated.‘Margaret’ and her daughter ‘Linda’ are prime examples. The farmer we pur-chased them from had a wife and daughter with remarkably similar names, andbuilds. ‘Agatha’ should never have made it to the milking machine assembly line.She was half Charolais, half Holstein and at one point was probably destined forthe freezer. Her fate was altered because she became the pet of my youngerbrother. That large beast with a big heart would let Jeff ride her anywhere. Or ifshe was laying in the pasture, chewing her cud, often times you could see myyounger sibling having a visit with her while laying across her back. An asianstudent from Hong Kong visiting at our farm one day received a thrill of a life-time, taking a ride around the pasture via an unsaddled kine.
As I contemplate metropolitan, urban sprawl, I can't imagine what that experiencemust have been like for a teenager from Hong Kong. Wide open space, blue skies andcows out numbering humans ten to one. Would they even believe him back home?
I now have a daughter-in-law named Sarah and long before she was born we hada ‘Sarah’ in the dairy ranks. How she received that name I'm not sure but Sarah(the cow) is lodged in my memory banks for the near miss I had with her one day.While in a squatted position, placing the milking machine on the four milk tapsconveniently located near the animals hind legs, Sarah, with lightning quicknesstook her right leg from a stationery position and placed it with rapier-like preci-sion on the crotch of my pants. The force and speed of that kick tore bothinseams of those trousers from the jewel chest to the ankles. Thankfully, as wit-nessed years later by the arrival of 3 fathered offspring, it was only the pants thatreceived more than a scare that day.
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LLiiffee oonn tthhee FFaarrmmThere was ‘Kate’ and for novelty sake her daughter was called ‘Dupli-Kate’. Yes,they did resemble each other and yes they stood in stalls side by side duringtheir milking careers. ‘Donna’, a purebred Ayrshire, just happened to have thename of an old girlfriend. Over the years, there have been the usual namesbecause of colour or markings or body conformities ‘Blacky’, ‘Star’ and ‘SkinnyMinnie’.
For the ladies at the Woodbridge, I would like to be able to flatter them by tellingstories of Katherine, Eileen and Tina — that they were the top producers in ourherd. But as of yet I haven't had to tell any fabrications in these articles and Iwon’t start now. We did have a Kathy and we did have a Tina, but neither didanything very remarkable.
As I think of those days in my life, more and more names come to me. How some-times while milking, you would yell out a name of a cow to get over, or settledown, only to realize a visitor with the same name was present in the barn. Wehad borrowed a bull once from a neighbour. We nicknamed him ‘Lawrence’ or‘Mr. Goodmurphy’. Care always had to be exercised when you bellowed out acommand for fear that the bull’s owner may be in the stable. It just wouldn’t doto holler, ‘Move your arse Mr. Goodmurphy!’, when the original strode throughthe barn door.
What's in a name? Oh yes, we did have a ‘Rose’.
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I long ago asked why the bull had a ring in its nose. I was told, simply, to neverget close enough to find out.
Mom was never one to miss an opportunity to drill farm safety into our heads,and told us what had happened. She had been knocked down by the herd bull,taking her off guard. She found herself under the huge, raging beast. As the bulllowered his head to batter her repeatedly, she didn’t give up. Finally, she wasable to get a tight grip on the bull’s nose ring and just kept pulling, steadily turn-ing the tables on just who was in charge.
She was finally able to wrestle the bull down, while pulling herself up off thebullpen floor. While the bull certainly wondered what hit him, Mom bolted fromthe pen, having just saved her own life with strength, presence of mind and sheerdetermination.
• • • • • • • •I climbed over the fence and had taken only a few steps, when I spotted some-thing in the corner of the field. Under the shade of the only tree in the pasture,was the old bull grandad called Gus. I stood my ground, not knowing what to donext. I noticed their was a post in the ground, with a long chain that extendedfrom it towards the bull. At the end of it was a metal ring, attached to the bullsnose. Thinking I was safe, I proceeded to make my way past the bull, but I did-n't make it far.
Suddenly the bull turned towards me, raised it's head, and shook it's massivehorns in my direction. I was shaking in my irrigation boots. I made anotherattempt to get by, but this caused him to lower his head, dig his horns into theground and fling pasture grass up in the air. I let out a yell, then took a few stepsbackwards towards the fence, hay-fork out in front-as if to protect me from afrontal assault.
Granddad, hearing my scream, had come back towards the fence. He told me tostay calm and to hold my ground, but it was too late. The old bull grunted sev-eral times, blowing steam out of his nose and pawing the ground with his hooves.Scared, I took off running towards my grandfather. I chucked the hay fork overthe top of fence, nearly impaling my grandfather in the chest. Somehow, I man-aged to climb over and hide behind him.
Grandfather and I watched the angry bull from the safety of the other side of thefence. As I reached down to pick up the hay fork, I heard something snap. The oldbull had broken the post holding him in place and was now headed full tilt in ourdirection. That old bull ran head long right into the three rail fence in front of us,snapping off the middle board with his horns. The force of the collision must ofstunned him, for he immediately turned back towards the pasture and lay down.
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Originally published in the March 23, 1951 issue of The Woodbridge Advertiser
OOLLDD TTIIMMEE NNEEWWSSOIL BURNER IN CHURCH(ELDERS) — An oil burnerunit installed by theWoodbridge Tinsmithing Co.now is in use in the hotair furnace at
Knox Presbyterian Church (Vaughan).The installation work had been in chargeof William Juryn, R.H. Marks and LeroyPhillips.THREE HOMES LOSE RADIOS (King) —A Toronto police officer out for a Sundaydrive arrested two youths in a car whichhad been reported stolen. They have beencharged with three break-ins occuring inKing Township. The police constable wasEdward Bailey of No. 6 division. One rob-bery had taken place at the home of FredKirby, tow and half miles north of Maple. Aradio and clothing had been taken. The farmhome of Robert Riddell near King lost aradio, a chest of silver and clothing. A secondradio had been carried away from the garn.A radio also was among missing items at thehome of J. Etheridge on the 6th concession.NINTH BIRTHDAY PARTY — Gail Forth,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Forst, enter-tained 11 of her school associated at her 9thbirthday party at her home of Western Ave.on Friday, March 16. There was a birthdaycake with nine candles. They enjoyed playinggames and listening to the record player.MUD DELAY ON TWO ROUTES(Tottenham) — Soft roads prevented deliveryto some boxes on two of the four mail routesout of Tottenham post office on Tuesday.Joseph Donan had to turn around on the 4thline east, Tecumseth, on No. 2 route. AndyArchibald was unable to get all teh way alongthe 4th line west on No. 4 route. Robert Watsonwas able to finish on No. 3 route which looksafter homes on the 5th and 6th lines. WilliamElliott delivered mail to Athlone and Colganwithout delay.
SATURDAY, MARCH 24 — Auction Sale of Acc.and Federally Listed Holstein Herd, Farm Stock,Implements, etc. by J. Brownlee, Lot 23, Con. 6,Vaughan. K & C. Prentice, Auctioneers.TUESDAY, MARCH 27 — Auction Sale of GradeCattle, By R. E. Ross, Lot 13, Con. 2 east, TorontoTownship. 1-1/4 mile north of Cooksville. 1/2 mileeast of No. 10 Highway on Burnhamthorpe Road.A.M. McEwen, AuctioneerTUESDAY, MARCH 27 — Auction Sale ofLivestock, Farm Implements, Hay, Grain, etc. byLois and J.F. Humphrey, Lot 4, Con. 11, EsquesingTwp., south of No 7 Highway at Norval. A.P. CheyneAuctioneer.Birth — JOHNSON — Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson(nee Norma Worrod) of Tottenham are happy toannounce the arrival of their daughter, Norma Jill, 7pounds, 3 -3/4 ounces at Stevenson MemorialHospital, Alliston, on Wednesday, March 21, 1951.CARD OF THANKS — Mr. and Mrs. William (Beryl)Fleming, Fifth Line, Tecumseth, wish to extend sin-cere thanks to their many friends for their acts ofkindness and floral tributes in their recent sadbereavement in the loss of their dear baby, JohnJames Fleming. They are especially grateful to Rev.James Dorrian and Rev. J.R. Duke for their comfort-ing words.EASTER DANCE — A dance will be held in teh BoltonCasino on Easter Monday Night, March 26th.Sponsored by the Peel County Game and Fish ProtectiveAssociation. Music by Norm Burling and His Kings’ Men.Old Time and Modern dancing. Admission 75¢ per per-son.BUILDING NEW HOTHOUSE (Rich Hill) —Construction of the new hot house of Joseph Proberts onteh farm of Mark Whale on the 2nd line, Tecumseth near
Rich Hill Unted United Church, is nearing completion. Asteam heating system is on the spot ready for installation inthe glass building which measures 42 by 18 ft. Growth oftomato and other plants has
been started in the Whalehome for transplanting later in the new structure. Mr.Proberts has been living with Mr. and Mrs. Proberts since1929. Previous to an auction sale of stock and implementslast November he had farmed for himself for seven years ona nearby farm on the 2nd line.SAYS ROBBER ‘SAME MAN’ (North York) — A puffyfaced bandit, his cheeks bulging with cotton batting, held up
the Bank of Montreal branch at 2015 Avenue Road inNorth York shortly after noon on Monday, March 19 and
escaped with $5,000. The teller, JoyceEmpey, 23, told police that she thought hewas the same man who robbed the bank of$2,000 and got away in a hail of bulletsfired by the bank manager in September1949.TRIPS, BULLET HITS LEG (Kleinburg)— Dennis Copping, 19, of 1079 BathurstSt., Toronto, accidentally shot himself inthe right leg above the knee with a .22rifle when he tripped while walking backto his car after target shooting in a grav-el pit near Kleinburg on Sunday, March18. He was taken by a companion toToronto General Hospital where the bul-let was removed.OPEN NEW CO-OP BUILDING(Alliston) — About 100 district resi-dents gathered for official opening ofthe new mill of Alliston Farmers’ Co-Operative here on Saturday, March 10.S.H. Gallagher, Co-Op President, actedas master of ceremonies. The newstructure replaces a building destroyedby fire on Tuesday, September 5, 1950.It had been erected by Thomas Morrowfollowing a disastrous fire in 1891when 30 buildings in the village hadbeen razed. Before becoming a mill,the building had been well known asthe ‘Morrow House’ hotel until shortlyafter the turn of the century.THREE DIE FOLLOWING FLU(Brampton) — Three aged membersof one Brampton family, two sistersand a brother, died within 24 hoursof each other from after-effects of theflu last weekend. The three, Mrs.John Welburn, 94, Robert McCauley,83, and Mrs. Francis Dennis, 90,were living on Railroad St. Allappeared to be recovering from theflu until Sunday afternoon, March18, when Mrs. Welburn died sud-denly. Mrs. Dennie died at 6 o’clockthe next morning. Mr. McCauleydied half an hour later. Two doctorsin attendance said all three dies ofpneumonia which followed as acomplication of influenza.
WRAY — In loving memory ofour dear father Martin, whopassed away, March 23, 1950. Loving and kind is all his ways,Upright and just to the end of hisdays.Sincere and king in heart andmind,What a beautiful memory he leftbehind.Ever remembered by John and
MyrtleJOHN JAMES FLEMING —Mr. and Mrs. William Fleming,Lot 13, Con. 5, Tecumseth,have the sympathy of districtfriends in the sad loss of theirinfant son, John JamesFleming, who died during hissleep on Saturday morning,March 17, 1951. Mrs. Fleming
was the former Beryl Coulter of Schomberg. Rev.James Dorrian, who had baptized the little lad onSunday, Jan. 21, conducted the funeral service atTottenham United Church on Monday, March 19. He wasassisted by rev. J.R. Duke of Tottenham and SchombergPresbyterian Churches. Boys acting as flower bearerswere Douglas Lister, Bruce Devins, Lawrence Church,Wayne Mollett, Joe Dale, Lawson Dale and RonaldSheardown.
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AUCTION OF QUALITY HOME FUR-NISHINGS, HOUSEHOLDGOODS, ANTIQUES ANDMISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
To be held at the
K.W. KHAKI CLUB,2939 Nafziger Rd. 2 miles southof Wellesley, for Lloyd Schultz,Cambridge & additions
THURSDAY, JAN. 11AT 10 A.M.
ANTIQUES: 12 light flatwallcupboard, 2 drawer, 2 door,raised panels. Corner cupboard.Cupboard with bird’s eye maple.1 pc. storage cupboard. Oakchina cabinet c/w bowed front.China cabinets. Hoosier. Bonnetchest. Single spool bed. Oaklibrary. Treadle sewing machine.Press back rocker. Shaving mir-ror. Pottery (crocks, jugs, TEaton foot warmer, etc.). EarlyImperial Standard bathroom/doctors scale. Gingerbread &other clocks. Oil lamps. RoyalAlbert “Lavender Rose” partialset of china. Prints includingFrancis Flaming in oak frame.Water colours. Nice selection ofchina and glass includingMoorcroft bowl, RS Prussia bowl,matching RS Prussia tea pot,cream, sugar & bowl, also floblue, cranberry glass, colouredcornflower vase, early pitchers,sugar shakers, fancy cups &saucers, crystal, etc. ALSO – Selection of home fur-nishings, patio furniture, snowblower, tools, etc. NOTE – Contact auctioneersfor complete list. TERMS – Cash, debit or chequewith I.D. 10% buyer’s premium.
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AUCTIONSATURDAY JAN. 13
SALE AT 9:30 AMPREVIEW 8:00 AM
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MISCELLANEOUSFURNITURE: Kroehler oaktable, chairs, and buffet-hutch;oak grandfathers clock; reclin-er chairs; round extensiontable and 4 chairs; walnut teawagon; pine chests of drawers;glider rocker and foot stool; etc.ANTIQUES: Oak drop front sec-retary; ornate Victorian firesidechairs; settee; gate leg table;spinning wheel; and much more.COUNTRY COLLECTABLES:Massey Harris binder windboard; Hergott Thresher Co.wooden sign; hay forks includingBeatty; Willow Grove cream cans;milk cans; and much more.APPLIANCES: Maytag gasdryer; Maytag stainless andblack fridge; Frigidaire flat topstove with stainless front;Philips stereo system; Tri-Starvac with powerhead; Colman12 and 120 volt cooler, etc.GLASSWARE AND CHINA: RoyalDoulton figurines includingMelissa, Darby, Winter, HomeAgain, Catherine, Autumn, andMandy; Doulton Mugs includingDon Quixote and Granny; Coalport"Hunter" figurine; etc.YARD AND SHOP RELATED:Multico PM22 floor model mor-tising machine; Inca Swissmade table saw; Delta 14 drillpress; King 16in band saw;Delta 6in jointer; aluminum 5ftto 10ft step ladders; Simonizpressure washer and more.TRUCK: 2006 Ford F150 reg.cab, long box, 2WD, cruise(130,168km) Sells as is.MISC.: Sentry safe; Broilkingbarbecue; ladies bicycles;Labatts, Old Vienna, andMolson mirrored advertisingpictures; large hand knottedwool area rug; and much more.COIN COLLECTIONAUCTIONEERS NOTE: Largedouble ring auction with some-thing for everyone. TERMS: Interac, Cash,Master card, Visa, Cheque withID. 10% Buyer Premium.
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Curio cabinet; 1940’s cornercabinet; Antique parlour chair;1950’s 6 piece kitchen set;Expandable console diningtable with 4 chairs fold to 20”then expands to 94”; Greendepression glass; Amber corn-flower pickle dish; And ManyMore Items.Auctioneer: Bruce Kellett
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TOOL AUCTIONAmaranth Town Hall, Laurel
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Over 5,000 sq. ft. of unique and interestingAntiques, collectibles, furniture, vintage jew-ellery, vinyl, advertising memorabilia, primi-tives, lace & linens, cameras, radios, coin andpaper money, vintage housewares, sportsmemorabilia, paintings, jadite, pyrex, goldand silver, gas and oil advertising, pottery,ephemera, oddities, salvage. New Items arriv-ing daily! Multi-Vendor. Follow us onFacebook and Instagram. 647-281-8496(Closed Tue & Wed)www.antiquesonhwy48.com
LAKESHORE ANTIQUES &TREASURES
855 Lakeshore Rd., Niagara-on-the-Lake
OPEN DAILY - 10:00am - 5:00pm(905) -646-1965. Niagara's largestantique store. A multi-dealer co-op fea-turing 16 dealers. China, glass, furni-ture, sterling silver, militaria, vintagejewelry, hats & purses, books, records,collectibles. Over 6,000 square feet ofantiques & treasures for you to enjoy!!
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ROADSHOW ANTIQUES2207 Industrial Park Rd, Innisfil1400 Squires Beach Rd., Pickering
(in the Pickering Markets) OPEN DAILY from 10-5:30.Roadshow North is Canada's LargestQuality Antiques Mall with over 200vendors in a 32,000 sq. ft. showroom1-877-944-8881. Roadshow South isthe GTA's Largest Antiques Mallwith over 100 vendors in a 22,000sq. ft. showroom. 905-427-7902.
www.roadshowantiques.ca
FREELTON ANTIQUE MALL
248 Freelton Road, Village of Freelton,(between Hamilton & Guelph)
OPEN YEAR ROUND 7 Days a Week11 am to 5 pm Weekdays, 10 am to 6pm Weekends. Over 200 vendors offer-ing a unique selection of china, glass-ware, collectibles, furniture, art, primi-tives and nostalgia. Select items avail-able for purchase online! [email protected]
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TREMBLEY ANTIQUES3510 Colonel Rd. (Lambeth), LondonWe have a large variety of antique items
— clock and watch parts, cameras,lamps, china, vintage clothing, furni-ture, stained glass and collectables, etc.Phone 519-652-3035. We are located afew kilometers north of Hwy. 402 and401 - ramp comes off onto ColonelTalbot and we are 2 kms north of onlystoplight.
www.trembleyantiques.ca
VINTAGE B846 College St., Toronto
Vintage B. is always interested inHearing from New Vendors! Located inthe hip Coll ege/Ossington area, VintageB. offers affordable booth space, nolease, no commission on sales andfriendly, helpful staff. Great shoppingfor vintage, retro & antique hunters.Located on the lower level of Toronto’sArts Market. Follow us on Instagram@vintagebtoronto. For vendor info visitweb or call Robbie at 647-766-0634.
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BARRIE ANTIQUES CENTRE272 Innisfil St., Barrie
Open 7 days a week 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.We are one of Canada's largest multi-dealer antiques centres (over half anacre). Our dealers offer an extensiveand diverse selection of antiques, artnostalgia, collectables and decoratoritems. 705-726-1663. Take a virtu-al tour on our website!
Now in our 14th Year!www.barrieantiquescentre.ca
STRATHROY ANTIQUE MALL
39 Front St. E., Strathroy21,000 square foot building andover 100 booths. A wide range ofAntiques and collectibles just foryou! Fine furniture to primitives.Jewelry, gas, oil to china and every-thing in between. Great prices. Fastturnover of stock. New/old itemsarriving daily. Open 7 days a week.10-6 Mon-Sat Sun 11-5.
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LEGACY VINTAGE540 Division St., Cobourg
Legacy Vintage, Vintage BuildingMaterials and Antiques. We sell andrent reclaimed architectural artifactsand building materials that wouldotherwise end up in landfills at greathistorical and environmental expense.As our name, Legacy, suggests, we areinterested in preserving the past andhanding it on to future generations.Email: [email protected] Call 905-373-0796.
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NOSTALGIA GUYOnline at www.nostalgiaguy.caWe Sell: Advertising! Breweriana!Ephemera! Militaria! Oil & Gas!Soda! Toys! We take trades andGuarantee your Satisfaction!Layaways accepted for that specialsomeone! We are seeking OriginalCanadian Advertising Signs and pay-ing above average pricing for the rightones. As always we have some greattrades available.
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JOHNSON’S ANTIQUES5610 Hwy. 138, Cornwall
Johnson’s Harvest Tables, ReclaimedWood Reproduction Furniture andGardenware. Over 6,000 sq ft of show-room space. More than 10,000 items ondisplay. Open 7 days! Unique items ofinterest, Harvest Tables, Reclaimed WoodReproduction Furniture, antique or col-lectors piece, we have a fantastic show-room filled with highly sought afteritems. Take a few moments to browse ouronline selection or give us a call at (613)932-0766www.johnsonsantiques.com
THE OLD TIN SHEDOnline at www.theoldtinshed.comOur online country store specializes in'hard-to-find' vintage decor and gift-ware. We strive to present a unique, anunusual, and eclectic mix of handcraft-ed gifts, and creative decor for yourhome or cottage. From shabby chic toheritage farmhouse, from designerbraided rugs to replica iron hardware,The Old Tin Shed provides the bestchoice for your decorating needs.
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ST. JACOBS ANTIQUES MARKETBeside St. Jacobs Farmers MarketVOTED #1 ANTIQUE MARKET 4YEARS RUNNING IN WATERLOOREGION. We are a 20,000 square footantique market, right in the heart ofMennonite country. Our market hasover 110 vendors. We carry everythingfrom furniture, art, china, militaria,coins, jewellery, etc. We are open 7 daysa week, 10 am - 6 pm. Like us onFacebook! Gift certificates are available
ABERFOYLE ANTIQUE MARKET
Just 1 mile north off 401 exit299, near Guelph
Where the Past is Present. FromRestoration - one-of-a-kind architectur-al pieces • period hardware • early light-ing and much more. To Decoration -for Victorian, Early Rural, Arts &Crafts and Deco homes. $2 admission.Don’t miss our Saturday SpecialAntique Shows! 1-877-763-1077.
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MEMORY LANEANTIQUES AT HYDE PARK
1175 Hyde Park Rd., LondonWhen was the last time you visitedMemory Lane in London?Something is happening here!
Our dealer numbers are growing aswell as the variety of antiques.
519-471-2835
Open 7 Days Year Round.
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SOUTHWORKSANTIQUES
73 Water Street N., CambridgeVisit Canada’s premier antique mallwith over 30,000 sq.ft. of qualityantiques & collectibles. Our dealers arecommitted to bringing in fresh andunique merchandise. There is some-thing for everyone here. Open 7 Days– Year Round. Open late Thursdaysand Fridays ‘til 9pm. 519-729-7000
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www.victoriaantiques.ca
VICTORIA ANTIQUES & HEIR-LOOMS
4 Hachborn West, St. Jacobs2000 sq. feet of furniture, art, glass, china,jewelry and more! All beautifully displayed,showroom quality at reasonable pricing.Don't be surprised to find a great piece ofart deco furniture, period Georgian furni-ture, a magnificent crystal and brass chande-lier, or a grand Victorian sideboard.Previously 'Olde Bank Antiques', St George!226-748-4491. Follow us on Facebook
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THE SUNDAY ANTIQUE MARKET125 The Esplanade, Toronto
Weekly Antiques and Collectibles Show &Sale Every Sunday at the North Marketfrom 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hip young urbanitesand hot designers rub elbows with savvy col-lectors and interior design magazine editors.Antiquarian books to vintage jewellery, fromfifties ‘moderne’ to Victorian sterling andarchitectural salvage, the Toronto SundayAntique market is bursting with rare finds.Phone: 416.410.1310 Email: [email protected] Follow on Facebook
SAM’S VINTAGE &ANTIQUE MARKET
2900 Steeles Ave. East, ThornhillHOURS: EVERY SATURDAY 10-6, EVERY SUNDAY 10-5
Looking for new vintage/antiqueitems to add to your collection?Sam’s Vintage & Antique Marketwill be open every Saturday from10-6, and Sunday from 10-5!There is something for everyone.
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GADABOUT1300 Queen St. East, Toronto M4L 1C4 Monday to Friday 11:30-6:30, Sat. 10– 6:30 and Sun. 10-5p.m. Gadabouthouses an extensive collection of vin-tage clothing, accessories, and fabricsincluding household textiles. Expect tofind the unexpected at gadabout. Thestore carries ephemera ( such as posters,postcards, photographs, cabinet cards,diaries, correspondence, old books),nostalgia (celluloid and tin toys, protestbuttons…) and curios. We cover a cen-tury of smalls – late 1800s to late1970s. 416-463-1254 Facebook andInstagram
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