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Thursday, March 12-March 18, 2020 www.rutherfordweekly.com 828-248-1408 Rutherford Weekly - Page 15 NOTE: Auctions Unlimited, Inc. has been commissioned by owner of this personal property to sell contents of building to highest bidder. Auction Company nor Owner are "Market Place Facilitators" ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Hammer Mill, Old Planer, Corner Sheller, Seed Cleaner, Grinder, Drill Press, Planers, Single & Double Trees, Hanes, Collar, Old Tools, Horse Drawn: Plows & Planters, Pony Wagon, Wood Smoker, Blower for Forge, Wood Ironing Board, Pin Ball Machine, & Vending Machine, Deiaval Cream Separator, Mantles, Peddle Sewing Machine, 30+ Lamps/Fixtures, Rogers IS Flatware in case, 30+ Saws & Blades: 48" & 28" Sawmill Blades, Cross Cut Saws, Hand Saws, Grinding Wheel, Nintendo Game, Lighting Rods, Shoe Last, Scythe, Tractor Seat, Glassware: Iri- descent , Green, Red, Clear, Amber. Drink, & Medicine Bottles. Earthen: Crocks & Jugs, Cast Iron: Fry Pans, Dutch Ovens, Kettles, Wash Pots. Lanterns, 33 Records. 30 Pcs. McCoy Pink/Blue Stripe Canisters, Plates, Cups, Soup (2 Handle) Bowls, Saucers, Etc. 100+ Old Jars/Jugs: Blue & Clear- All Sizes, Appliances: Upright Freezers, Side by Side & Dorm Refrigerators, Range, Misc: Animal Cages, Bicycles, 2 & 3 Door Comm. Coolers, Sq. top tables w/chairs, Wire Racks, Patio Chairs, Dining Table & Chairs. – LOADS MISC. SHOP TOOLS & EQUIPMENT: 30+ Lots Electric, Battery, Manuel Hand & Shop Tools (Boxes & Chest): Air Nailers, Saws All, Circular Saws, Drills, Sanders, Hand Buffers, Pipe Benders, Winches, Come-a-Longs, Pipe Cutters, Block & Tackle, Hooks, Chains, Blow Torches, Wenches, Saws, Levels, Hammers, ,etc. Bench Grinders, Radial Saws, Table Saws, Jointer/Planer, Cut Off Saws, Vices, Drill Presses, Work Table, Jump Boxes, Battery Chargers, Survey Equipment Air Hoses & Fittings, Engine Stand, 2 Man Gas Hole Diggers. 10+ Chain Saws , 10+ Air Compressors (All Sizes) Pumps: Hand, Sump, Trash, Jet, Well,. Jacks: Bottle, Floor, Stands. Heaters: Wood, Reddy, Shop, Gas, Electric, Fireplace Inserts , Fans: Shop, Squirrel, Table, Floor, Window, Etc. Truck Tool Boxes, Lawn & Garden: Push Mowers, Leaf Blowers, Hedge Trimmers, Lawn & Garden Hand Tools. Plumbing & Elect. Supplies LOADS OF MISCELLANEOUS! Terms: Cash, Checks only with Bank Letter of Credit, MC/VISA (3% Charge). Must Pay Day of Auction. NO BUYERS PREMIUM! All Announcements day of Auction takes precedent over any advertisement written or implied. Reserve the right to add or delete. Auction Company and/or Owner are not responsible for Losses due to accidents/theft before, during or after auction. Everything sold as is with no warranty expressed or implied. 125 Melton Dr., Shelby, NC NCAL 4977 Day of Auction: 704-692-0405 Auctioneers: Bob Melton NCAL # 166 704-692-0406 Ronny Causby NCAL# 37 828-443-8299 ABSOLUTE AUCTION Saturday, March 21, 2020 –10 AM Main St., (Across from Fire Department) Casar, NC 28020 For Details & Photos: auctionsunlimited.us ESTATE AUCTION (DECEASED & LIVING) Sat., March 21 st • 10:00 AM CHARLES PEELER (DEC.) & JOAN PEELER (LIVING) 1315 WESSON RD. SHELBY, NC Sale Conducted By: Elliott/Dixon Auctions LLC 1512 Burke Road • Shelby, NC 28152 704-472-5000 • NCAL #3806 Go to auction zip.com (7760) to view listing and see pictures. DIRECTIONS: Dixon Blvd. turn onto Charles Rd. At Al- dersgate Methodist Ch.. Turn right onto Wesson Rd. On the left. PARTIAL LISTING FURNITURE & ANTIQUES: Kohler & Campbell Piano, Antiques Inc. Love Seat, Small Tables, Chairs, Chests, Dry Sink, 3/4 Rope Bed,Wardrobe, Washstand, Slant Top Desk, Settee, Rockers, Dressers, Drop Leaf Table, Stove Frames, Stools, Spinning Wheels, Grandmother Clock, Wicker Items, Mid Century Round Table w/4 Chairs, Oak Roll Top S Curve Desk, Swivel Oak Chair. GLASS, CHINA & PORCELAIN: Colored Glass (Green, Pink, Cranberry, Amber, Clear, Blue), Lenox Winter Greetings Everyday Cardinal China, Gibson China, Stemware, Poppy trail Teapot, Bavaria, Lenox Temperware Flower Dishes, Fenton, Antique China, Cups & Saucers, Etched, Schoppe Farms Milk Bottle. COINS: US Mint Prestige Sets, US Mint American Eagle Silver Proof Sets, Two Coin Proof Sets, Commemora- tive Coins, Silver Dollars, US Mint Uncirculated, US Mint Proof Sets, First State Quarters, US Mint Uncirculated Coin Sets (1972-1996), US Mint Proof Coin Sets (1974-1992), US Mint 14 Coins Proof Sets (2010), US Mint 10 Coins Proof Sets (2001), US Mint 2006 P 500 Count Coins Uncirculated Jefferson Nickels, US Mint American Legacy Collection, Eisenhower Uncirculated Silver Dollars, Plus many more Coins. MISC: 8' Brandywine Pool Table,Cues & Sticks, Heritage of Cleveland County, 1944 Honor Roll of Cleveland County, Clocks, Cat Andirons, Clemson Items, Cast Iron Items, Picture Frames, Lamps-Electrifi ed & Kerosene, GWTW Lamps, Glass, Fenton Shades, Children's Vintage Clothing, Miniatures, Kitchen Items, Carolina Freight Items, Silverplate, Collectible Bottles & Wood Crates, Tonka Metal Fire Truck, Tonka Metal Jeep, Whirlpool Washer, Kenmore Dryer, Mounted Deer Heads, Record Albums, Old Postcards, Devry Chicago Portable Projector, Old Projectors & Slide Machines. DOLLS: Porcelain, Barbie, Franklin Heirloom & Old Dolls. SHOP & YARD EQUIPMENT: Craftsman LTX 1000 Lawnmower w/Bagger, Yard Tools, Nails, Nuts, Bolts, Screws, Homecraft Drill Press, Shop Vac 3.5HP, Hand Tools, Misc Tools. SAFES: Sargent & Greenleaf, Barnes Safe Lock Co., Griffi n Enterprises, Cary Safe CDo., Yale, Mosler Safe Co. & No Name. PISTOL & RIFLE RELOADING SUPPLIES: Midway Tumbler for Brass, Robs Reloader, Primer4, Pattern Measurer & Shell Holders, Primers (CCI- 200 Large Rifl e, 7MM Remington Mag, .243 Winchester, .300 Winchester Mag, .41 Mag SWC, .22-250, .38 Speed & 357, CCI 250 Large Rifl e), Die Sets ((280 Rem/7MM exp ren, 30-06 Springfi eld, .44 Mag SWC), Bullets (Hornady, Speer, 6MM Caliber, 243 Caliber, 7MM, 30, 357, 38, 44 Caliber) Remington 9 1/2 M Rifl e Primers, Small Pistol Primers. RADIOS: RCA Victor, Ideal, Sony, Empire, Silver Tone, Admiral, Zenith, Realistic, Temple, Channel Master, Emerson, Panasonic, GE, Westinghouse, Craig, Sound Design, Sears Roebuck, Thomas Collector's Edition, Electro, Philco & Elgin. ACCORDIONS: (These belonged to Mr. Edwin Smith who was Mrs. Peeler's Step Father who lived in New York for many years before returning to Cleveland County. He was in the entertainment business while in New York. Lesmann, Hohner Erika & Cordovox Accordions. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This auction is for the Estates of Charles (Deceased) & Joan (Living) Peeler. Mr. & Mrs. Peeler were well known around Cleveland County & have a vast amount of items that will be sold at this auction. AUCTION ©Community First Media Community First Media ANNUAL EAST RUTHERFORD EQUIPMENT AUCTION Saturday, March 28, 2020 • 9:00 AM Preview: Friday 1:00 pm until 6:00 pm Keith Norville, 828-305-3965 Doyle Hollifield, 828-289-2550 East Rutherford Equipment, 828-453-0090 See www.auctionzip.com #6194 for information and terms. CONSIGNMENTS WANTED FARM EQUIPMENT, CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, LOGGING EQUIPMENT, VEHICLES, FIREARMS, MISCELLANEOUS Consignments will be taken Monday, March 23 thru Thursday, March 26th 9:00am until 5:00pm. No consignments will be taken Friday, March 27th. Volunteers across North Carolina are needed to help clean up trash along roads during the N.C. Department of Transportation's annual Spring Litter Sweep from April 11-25. Each April and September, the department calls on volunteers to help remove litter from roadsides. Volunteers from local businesses, schools, non-profi ts, churches and community groups play an important role in keeping North Carolina's roads clean. "Every day, more people make North Carolina their home or do business here," said David Harris, NCDOT's Roadside Environmental engineer. "With that, comes increased litter and trash on our roads. We need others to help us keep our state beautiful and safe, and it starts with each of us doing our part." Volunteers wear gloves and safety vests and are given cleaning supplies such as reversible orange and blue trash bags. People wanting to participate should contact their local litter management coordinator. Last year, Adopt-A-Highway groups, NCDOT employees and other volunteers removed nearly 939,000 pounds of litter during the spring litter sweep. Visit the Litter Sweep webpage for more information. Questions can be directed to Litter Management at 919-707-2970. Volunteers Needed for Statewide Spring Litter Sweep Article Provided By: NCDOT Last year, Adopt-A-Highway groups, NCDOT employees and other volunteers removed nearly 939,000 pounds of litter during the spring litter sweep. Credit scores play a signifi cant role in the lives of millions of adults across the globe. A strong credit history can help people secure more borrower-friendly terms on home and auto loans, potentially saving them thousands of dollars. Credit scores are not typically on the minds of young adults who are years away from purchasing their fi rst homes. However, young adulthood is a great time to begin building a strong credit history. By laying a strong foundation now, young adults can reap signifi cant rewards when they try to fi nance major purchases, such as cars and homes, down the road. • Open a credit account. 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However, secured cardholders must still make payments on time and will still incur interest charges if they don't. These cards can be a great way for young people to begin showing lenders their creditworthiness. • Apply for an installment loan. Installment loans are another great way for young people to build their credit histories. According to the credit reporting agency Experian, auto loans are among the easiest types of loans to obtain. Young borrowers may need cosigners, though some lenders may not require that. Young people who want to buy new vehicles can avoid leaning on their parents to facilitate their purchases and instead take out an auto loan that requires monthly payments. A track record of making installment loan payments on time and in full is a great way for young people to prove their creditworthiness and improve their credit scores. • Ask your landlord to help. Young people who rent and pay their rent on time might fi nally be able to benefi t from that. 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