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CARD OF THANKSCARD OF THANKS
BEGINS AT HOME
That is where we look for ALL that is good to eat,
GOOD to us because we know that Mother is the best
cook in town. When Middleton's Bread is served,
rounds out the enjoyment of every meal to perfection.
Serve Middleton’s Bread at every meal. IT IS FULL
OF NOURISHMENT. MADE HERE—FRESH FROM
THE OVEN TO YOU,
All Our Bread is High Vitamin Yeast Bread
Middleton’s Bakery
Mrs. William Mawhinney wishes
to express her sincere thanks to the
neighbors and friends for their
kindness and letters of sympathy in
her sad bereavment, for those who
willingly loaned their cars and to
Rev. N. J. Woods for his lovely
address.
Mr, and Mrs, Henry Strang desire
to acknowledge with gratitude the
many remembrances and tokens of
sympathy in the way of flowers, let
ters and cards of good wishes re
ceived during Mrs, Strang’s severe
cj illness in Victoria Hospital.
OLD-FASHIONED REVIVAL
at the Church of God
B Line Stephen Twp
beginning Sunday, Oct. 1
Lasting three Weeks.
Services Sunday afternoons at
three o’clock and Sunday
evenings at 8 o’clock.
REV. ULEN BEACH
of Stevensville, Evangelist
ALL ARE INVITED.
THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, KBTOR ONTARIO, ‘THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1944
BIRTHS
JONES—At Dr. Fletcher’s Hospital.
Exeter, on ’Friday* Sept. 22, to
Cpl. Wesley Jones and Mrs.
Jones, a son (Larry Nelson).
DEATHS
CASE—Died in St. Joseph’s Hospit
al, London, on Tuesday, Sept. 26,
1944, Fredina Leitch, beloved
wife of Abe L. Case, of Hensall.
BOLTON—At St. Joseph’s Hospital,
London, on Sunday, September
24, 1944, Mary Ellen Ford,
widow of the late Gordon Bolton,
near Hensall, in her 69th year.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher,
Woodham, wish to announce the
engagement of their younger
daughter, Audrey Irene, to Thomas
Melvin Gardiner, younger son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gardiner, of
Thames Road. The marriage to take cplace the early part of October.
IN MEMORIAM
KEYS-—In loving memory of Thos.
who passed away November;
1929 and Mrs, Thos, Keys
passed away October 1st,
Keys
■29th,
who
1939,
Just away where no shadows fall,
In perfect peace awaiting all,
Longing, perhaps, in their way to
say,
We are not dead, we are just away.
—Always remembered by the fam
ily. . c
BAKER—In loving memory of a
dear husband and father, Nelson
Baker, who pased away six years
ago, October 4th, 1938.
God knows that he was suffering,
That the hills were hard to climb,
So He closed his weary eyelids
And whispered, "Peace be Thine.’’
Away in the beautiful hills of God
By the valley of rest so fair.
Sometime, some day, we know not
when
We will meet our loved
•—-Sadly missed by wife
one there.
and family,
c
memory of
Eliza-
»»
I
Every week night at 8 p.m.
HENDRICK—-In loving
our dear wife and mother,
beth Ann Hendrick, who passed
away September 27, 1943.
You can only have one mother,
patient, kind and true;
No other friend in all the world
will be as true to you.
For all her loving kindness,
asks nothing in return,^
If all the world deserts you, to
mother you can turn.
So all we can do, dear mother,
go and tend your grave;
And leave behind a token of love tq
the best mother God ever gave.
Two little words not hard to write;
but we will remember them al} %'ur lives—Our Mother.
—Ever lovingly remembered by
husband and family. c
she
your
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PLACE AN ADVERTISEMENT HERE AND WATCH RESULTS
auction sale
Lambert Salo Yards, Strathroy,
Saturday, September 30th. 200 head
of mixed stock cattle including a
choice lot of Hereford steers. Sales
every Saturday, Private sales in the
week, Trucks to deliver. A. G. Mc
Alpine, Auctioneer,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR SALE—1J storey brick house,
centrally located in the Village
of Exeter. Also frame
canning factory. Brick
three acres of laud, 4
Exeter. C. V, Pickard.
hop.se near
house with
miles from
FOR SALE—A comfortable small
cottage. Hydro and town water,
good basement. C. V, Pickard,
Exeter,
FARM FOR SALE—100 acres with
first class buildings, with hydro
throughout. Two-storey house,
with bathroom and furnace and
all well decorated,
fenced and,
never-failing
near the road
12 acres of
seeded out.
apply to Jas.
boundary of Usborne, lot 18. 21*
iFarm well-
drained with two
wells and house
on No. 23 Highway,
fall wheat in, rest
Anyone interested
Squire on .S.E.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms.
Apply at Times Advocate. 28*
FOR RENT—Three rooms, furnish
ed, all accomodations. Mrs. Geo.
Anderson, Victoria,St. 28*
WANTED
WANTED—A 22 calibre repeating
or automatic rifle, must be in
good condition. Apply at Times
Advocate, 2 8 *
WANTED—A girl to help with
housework two or three times a
week. Apply to Mrs. C. S. Mac
Naughton, Gidley Street. 28c
WILL BUY an unlimited number
of fertilizer or fox horses. Frank
Taylor, Exeter.
LOST
LOST—License plate, No. 829R7.
Phone 5 71T2 Dashwood. 28*
MISCELLANEOUS
The Thames Road Farmers’ IClub
are booking orders for Western
barley and Co-op. feed. We have
some fertilizer and twine on hand.
■—P. Passmore, Sec’y.
SEWING—Will do all kinds of sew
ing; also remodel fur coats. Mrs.
Charles Elson, Ailsa iCraig, Tel.
29rl2, Crediton. c
FOR SALE*—Gun licenses at the
North End Service station. E. L.
Gibson. 7tp
FOR sale—Borne breeding ewes
and two Shropshire rams, Apply
to T. Creery, phone Kirkton
33r5. 21:28*
FOR SALE—New 25 foot
poles, used, metal roofing,
heatei- with oven, small 3
hydro stove, Quebec
hydro
Quebec
burner
heater.
Apply to Russell E. Balkwill 28*
AUCTION SALE OF
PUREBRED SHORTHORNS
Lot 14, Con. 3, Hullett Twp,,
21 miles east of Clinton and 1’4
miles north on No- 8 Highway,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1944
at 2 o’clock.
Three cows with calves at foot;
bull ready for service; 12 heifers,
fully accredited and blood
GEO, MANN, Prop.
R. R. 4, Clinton,
W. E. O’NEIL, Auc.
tested.
FOR SALE—-400 laying pullets, 315
hybrids and 85 Leghorns, Apply
to Howard A. Brook. Hensall, 2 8c
FOR SALE •— 50 mixed pullets,
March hatched, starting to lay.
Merton Sholdice, Ailsa
phone 20r6, Crediton.
Craig,
28*
FOR SALE-—'25 Light Sussex and
45 New Hamsphire pullets, laying
Mrs. A, Mathers, Ailsa Craig.
Phone Crediton 29rl2, 28c
FOR SALE—Two beef ring heifers.
Apply Mervin Dunn, R. 1, Hen
sall. Phone 177r43. 28*
at
FOR SALE—Little girl’s three-
piece suit, dark green, white fur
trim,’ size five; also purse and
green woollen gloves to match,
all in good condition. Apply to
Middleton’s Bakery. 28c
FOR SALE—Hybrid pullets. L.S.
and N.H. Cross, six months old.
Hatched from Wein’s breeding
stock. Suitable for hatching.
22-14 Kirkton. 2i8c
'FOR SALE—100 acres, good build
ings, hydro, bush, well located
on highway; 60 acres edge of
Exeter; other farms. |C. V. Pick
ard.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
on
Lot 18, Con. 7, Usborne
on
TUESDAY, OCT. 3, 1944
1.30. p.m., the following;
HORSES: Matched team of blacks
5 and 7 years old; bay Percheron
mare 5 yrs. old.
CATTLE; Jersey cow, 8 years old
due
due
due
old-,
old,
4 years old, due in Nov.; red heifer,
3 years old, calved; Jersey heifer,
21 years old, due time of sale; 3
heifers bred in Aug.; 4 yearlings;
spring calf; steer years old.
42 chunks.
1 dog.
IMPLEMENTS: M.H. binder;
'Cockshutt fertilizer drill; Cockshutt
6 ft. mower;
roller; 'bean
vator; M.H.
plows; M.H.
gravel box;
in Feb.; roan cow, 5 years old,
in Dec.; grey cow, 8 years old,
in Dec.; black cow, 7 years
due in Dec.; red heifer, 4 years
due in Dec.; white faced heifer
AUCTION SALE OF FARM,
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned has received in-*
str actions to sell by public auction
■» on
Lot 1, Con, 1.1, Usborne Twp.
11/Mile East of Winchelsea on
' FRIDAY, OCT. 6th, 1944
at 1,30 p.m. the following: »
HORSES—Roan horse, 9 years
old; sorrel mare, 12 years old.
CATTLE—Cow due May 9; white
cow due Mar. 23; red cow due Mar.
27, roan cow due Apr. 12; spotted
cow due Apr. 22; Hereford sow
due May 31, 6 spring calves; 6
i yearling steers and heifers,
’ IMPLEMENTS:—M. H, binder, 6*
i ft. cut; Deering mower, 5 ft. cut;
cultivator; M.H. drill, 13-hoe;
Cockshutt riding plow; disc har
row; hay rake; 4 section harrows;
walking plow; roller; fanning mill;
2 furrow plow; set sleighs; buggy;
wagon; hay rack; gravel box; double
harness; new wagon
ropes; new hay fork;
forks; whiffletrees;
chains; hoes; shovels;
rels; 400 bus. oats.
Lawn mower; new strainer
set of curtain stretchers and
articles.FARM—At the same tlifie and.
place there will be offered* for sale
100 acres of land, all in grass, brick
house, bank barn, drive shed, wind
mill, plenty of water, well fenced.
Sold subject to reserve bid.
TERMS OF SALE —' Chattels,
cash. Terms of real estate made
known on day of sale.
WALKER KERSLAKE, Prop.
F. COATES, Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
reach; sling
steel barrel";
neckyoke
boxes;
>'bar-
pail;
other
FOR SALE—Chopping mill, deisil
engine, ball-bearing grinder and
oat roller. Owner in.poor health.
Apply at Times Advocate. 2 8c
FOR SALE—After Oct. 2nd King
and Talman Sweet apples while
they last at $2.50 per bushel;
spies $2.50 and less. Will be
home evenings, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, also Thanks
giving Day. Owing to gas and
labor situation I will not be
making deliveries this season.
Jas. W. -Gardiner, Kirkton, phone
21rl0. 28:5
AUCTION SALES
; 2 wagons; steel drum
cultivator; corn culti-
bean puller; 2 walking
cultivator; set Bleighs;
set sling ropes; hog
troughs; iron kettle; cream separa
tor; cross cut saw; wheelbarrow;
root pulper; 3 manure forks; scoop
shovel; trailer; set pf scales;
whiffletrees; 4 sling ropes; set
britchen harness; set single harness;
set backband harness; collars; forks
shovels; neckyokes; chains; boxes;
barrels and other articles.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS:
ers; arm chair; couch;
wash stands; 2 beds and
chest of drawers; 4 kitchen chairs;
sideboard; extension table; quan
tity of quart and other sealers; 2
preserving kettles; large thresher’s
white oilcloth tablecloth.
TERMS—CASH
SAM JOHNS, Prop.
FRANK TAYLOR, Auc.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM,
STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
on
Lot 4 .Con. 1.1, McGillivray
TUESDAY, OCT. 10th, 1944
1,00 p.m. the following:
HORSES—-Heavy horse, 6 years,
old; general purpose horse, 11 years
old; aged horse.
CATTLE—Cow due Mar. 11; cow
due Mar. 16; cow due Mar. 21;
cow due Mar. 4; cow due Mar. 28;
i, yearling heif-
farrow cow.
at
5 rock
dresser;
springs;
EXETER LIONS FROLIC
LADIES—Fur coats remodelled, re
paired, cleaned glazed, fur collar,
etc. I have installed
Haskett fur machine
service. Please leave
fur work early. Mrs.
Main St., Exeter.
an Electric
for quicker
orders for
N. Hockey,
21:28*
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell iby public auction
on
si
The Exeter Lions Club will hold their 7th Annual Frolic in the
EXE ARENA
REPRESENTATIVE, MISS WINNI-
FRED O’NEIL, Clinton, ■ phone
75 J. If desirous of purchasing
Fuller Brush Products, leave
name and address at® Box 2S0,
Times Advocate for fall delivery
October 14th and 15th. A limited
number of brooms and brushes.
Thursday & Friday, October Sth and 6th STRAYED
ENTERTAINMENT GAMES
STRAYED—From Lot 5, Con. 11,
Usborne Twp., a holstein heifer
about 500 pounds. Apply Irvine
McElrea, Woodham. 28*
Enjoy the games as you donate your money for the Lions Welfare Work.
a
$500 in War Savings Certificates as Prizes $500
$35.00 Door Prize Thursday Evening
'61.
PERSONAL
HUNDREDS OF
TESTIMONIALS
UNSOLICITED
RECOMMEND
ING KLEEREX—“A Quick Heal
ing Salve" for Eczema, Psoriasis,
Erythema, Impetigo, Itch, Boils,
Chaps, etc. 50c; $1.>00. (Medium
and strong). Robertson’s Drug
Store.
the premises of the late Jas. Neil
Lot 7, Concession .1, Stephen
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,
1.3 0 p.m., the following:
HORSES—Roan mare 8 years old,
bay mare 8 years old. «
CATTLE—'Black heifer due Mar.
6; red cow due Mar. 21; white
faced heifer due Mar. 26; roan cow
due Mar. 29; Holstein cow due
April 25; farrow cow; grade bull;
2 yearling heifers; 2 yearling steers;
5 spring calves.
PIGS—2 chunks.
IMPLEMENTS —- M.H. binder;
seed drill; 2-row beet cultivator;
2 walking plows; 1 riding plow; 2
wagons; hay loader; disc harrow;
set harrows; mower; fanning mill;
2 scufflers; roller; hay rake; sep
arator: root pulper, 2 set sleighs;
2 cutters; set double harness; - cow
chains;
chains;
crowbar; pails and boxes.
FURNITURE—Sideboard; 2 tables
5 kitchen chairs; ice box; 3 dress
ers; 3 beds; 1,150, ma
rocking chair; arm chairs;
tor;
all
at
ladder; forks; shovels;
whiffletrees; neckyokes;
Dancing each night to Murdoch’s Orchestra
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
3 beds; springs; mattresses:
. arm chairs; incuba-
sealers; pots; pans; dishes of
kinds.
TERMS — CASH
GEORGE HEPBURN, Executor
of the estate of the late Jas.
Neil..
FRANK TAYLOR, Auc.
FRANK COATES, Clerk.
Parade:
THE EXETER BAND AND CLOWNS
WILL PARADE THURSDAY NIGHT
AT 7.45 FROM THE PILLARS
SOUTH OF TOWN.
Entertainment:
.$500 in War Savings Certificates will be
awarded as follows: 1st prize $200; 2nd
prize $100; 3rd prize $100; 4th prize $50;
5th prize $20; 6th prize $20; 7th prize $10.
The entire net proceeds from the saU of
the Lions Club tickets is for
Britain’s Bombed Children.
One good hour of Top-Notch Entertain
ment each evening by such eminent artists
as
R. V. HEAD & COMPANY, MAGICIANS;
JOSEPHINE AND GORDON KNAPP,
AND ACCOMPANIST,
Versatile Entertainers.
The draW for these prizes will be made
Friday night.
Tn the Estate of JESSE ELSTON,
deceased.
Creditors and others having
claims against estate of the Jesse
Elston, late of the Village of Exeter
in the County of Huron, Gentleman,
deceased, who died on or about the
6tli day of January, 1944, are re
quired on or before the 23rd day of
October, 1944, to furnish to the
undersigned solicitors for the execu
tor their names, addresses and
particulars of their
After such
the executor
tribute the
among the persons
’and will not be liable for any of
the said assets to any person of
whose claim notice shall not then
have been received.
PARKINSON & HARSTONE,
St. Marys, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executor,
Dated at St. Marys the 20th day
of September, 1944. 21*5
last
will
assets
admission
Thursday Night 10c; Friday Night 25c
ALL PERSONS IN UNIFORM, FREE.
full
claims,
mentioned
proceed to
of the estate
entitled thereto
date
dis*
“GOD SAVE THE KING”Classified Advertising pays in
Results.—others have benefited by
It, why not you?
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
PROPERTY AND HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
Estate of the late Win. Simmons
Mr. Harold Jackson has been in
structed to sell by public auction on
MONDAY* OCTOBER 2nd..
Lot 21. Con. 14, South Boundary,
Hibbert,
at 1 p.m. the following:
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Clarex
kitchen range; glass cupboard; no.
of kitchen chairs; kitchen table; 8-
day clock; cupboard; heater; bat
tery radio; organ; extension table
and chairs; number of small tables:
number of rocking chairs; grama-
phone; couch; 2 quilt boxes; 3
beds; quantity of bedding; sealers;
lamps; quantity of kitchen utensils1
dishes; other articles,
Farm—TOO acres, well-drained,
clay loaitijr byjck hdiiscj bank barn*
drive shed; pig pep; ben house’
TalLahle; ,farm Jn cho]ce
state or circumstances.
cash; ™ farm io% down, balance in so days.
AD, AjLeN»ANDER. K. L
MuLEAN, Executors.
E. P CHESNER, Clerk.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auct’r.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Lot 21, South Boundary Hay,
1 mile east of Dashwood, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4th,
at 1.00 p.m. sharp the following:
HORSES — Matched black team
of Belgians; 1 gelding, 1 filly, ris
ing 6 years; black mare, 12 years
old; grey mare, 12 years old; Bay
gelding Clyde horse; aged mare.
CATTLE—Roan cow due in Oct.;
2 roan cows due in Nov.; red
white cow due in Nov.; roan
due in December; white cqw
in December; Hereford cow
calf at foot; red cow due in Jan.;
roan heifer due in Jan.; white cow
due in Nov.; black cow, fresh, bred
again; red heifer with calf at foot;
2 white steers, 2 years; 2 red steers,
2 years; 8 red and roan, yearlings,
rising 2 years; -Hereford steer, rising
2 years; 4 spring calves; Durham
red bull, 1 year old.
PIGS—-23 Stocker pigs, 70 lbs.
HENS—7'0 Leghorn yearling hens.
’------------“3—-M.H. binder, 6-
6-ft.;
prac-
drill;
bean
M.H.
cultivator; M.H. 3-
roller; 14-pla-te M.H.
and
cow
due
with
IMPLEMENTS
.ft.; Frost & Wood mower,
M.H. fertilizer drill, 13' disc,
i tically new; Wisner 12-hoe
■ 10-ft. M.H. steel rake; M.H.
scuffler with puller combined:
spring-tooth
drum steel
disc; 4-section harrows; John Deere
manure spreader; M.H. hay-loader;
Cockshutt double riding plow; ICock-
shutt single riding plow; McCor
mick-Deering walking plow; McCor
mick-Deering 1-horse scuffler. new;
hand scuffler; farm low-down wag
on; low-down truck wagon; 16-ft.
flat hay rack ygith truck attached;
set of bob-sleighs; cutter; top
buggy; Maple Leaf grain grinder;
fanning mill, (with screens); to.,.,
lb. stock scales; 2 stone boats;
Scale with crate for weighing hogs;
stock box; harrow cart; grass seed
er; road scraper; power emery;
h.p. gasoline engine; Windlass and
jack; fence stretcher; crane for
building stacks; quantity of lum
ber; 3 sets of heavy liarhess; 7
horse collars; logging chains; forks,
shovels; pails and milk cans; bag
truck; oil drums; hoppers; chicken
crates and feeding troughs; wire
stretchers; block and tackle; hand
saws and other articles too numer
ous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD eFFECT.S—Pr emief
cream separator, 600 lbs.; milk
cans and pails; 2 hanging lamps;
parlor lamp; oi’gan; Daisy churn;
meat grinder and attachments;
bread tin; lamp; cot; lard cans,
a quantity of crocks; bed with
spring and mattress; and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention,
TERMS — CASH
ARTHUR WEBER, Auctioneer,
R.R. 1. Dashwood, Tel, 67-12,
Dashwood,
DUNCAN SNIDER, Proprietor,
RHTNOLD MILLER, KENNETH
WEBER, Clerks.
VVYY uue . ’1 , VOW UUO JUCVI,
cow due Mar. 18, cow due Mar. 15
3 yearling steers, 3
ers; 7 spring calves;
Sow due 'Oct. 11
7 5 pullets.
‘ IMPLEMENTS —
M.H. mower, manure
tivator; democrat; spring tooth har
rows; clover buncher: set harrows;
disc harrow; hay rake; buggy; cut
ter; wagon; hay rack; fanning mill;
set scales; riding plow; walking
plow: 2-furrow plow, 2 cream sep
arators; quantity of lumber: brood
er stove; colony house; set double
harness; single harness: roll barb
’wire; quantity of coal; hay fork
I rope; slings; pulleys; chains; 32
ft. ladder; turkey coop; hand scuff
ler: tile scoop;
crosscut saw: 1
chicken founts;
fishing rod; incubator.
12 loads of hay.
FURNITURE—Sideboard; pantry
cupboard; bath tub;, washing ma
chine; ice cream freezer: churn;
butter bowl and pound print; iron
ing board; cruet stand; single bed;
2 bedsteads; springs; 2 stands,
centre table; 7 'kitchen chairs;
couch; 3 lamps; a number of seal
ers; 2 frying pans; cobbler’s outfit;
meat grinder; granite pot; feather
pillows; goose feathers; 2
rugs; bread pans; cheese
clothes wringer; barrel; 4
pails and many other dishes.
REAL ESTATE — At th,e
time and place there will be
ed for sale 100 acres with
barn, frame house, drive shed, gar
age, hen house, lots of water; all
seeded down and well fenced.
TERMS OF SALE — Chattels,
Cash. Terms of real estate made
known on day of sale.
JOSEPH PATCHING, Prop.
FRANK COATES, Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
M.H. binder;
spreader, cul-
; posthole digger;
2 large augers, 2.
3 chicken feeders;
wool
dish;
milk
same
offer
bank
AUCTION SALE OF. FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
Lot. 16, Con. 8, Biddulpli,
No. 23 Highway, one mile south of"
Whalen, on
THURSDAY, OCT. 12,1944
3000 at 1 o’clock sharp.
HORSES—Gray horse,
old; bay mare, 10 years
mare, 5 .years old; pay
years old.iCATTLE—Black cow,
black cow, due Oct.
10 years
old; bay
mare, 4
due Oct.
14; black cow, due Oct. 24; white
cow, due Oct. 25; two white cows,
milking good! black cow; two Dur
ham cows; two 2-year-old steers;
two yearling heifers; yearling’
steer; three spring calves; two
calves, small calf.
50 hens.
IMPLEMENTS—Binder; mower;
cultivator; hay loader; disc; har
rows; hay rake; 2 seed drills; roll
er; fanning mill; set of scales; hay
rack; wagon; riding‘plough ; walk
ing plough; cutter;- set of harrows;
set of sleighs; buggy; hay fork;
ropes; pulleys; slings; set of double
harness; single harness; cream sep-
root pulper; ladder; forks;
neck yoke;
and other
arator;
shovels; whiffletrees;
chains; boxes; 'barrels
articles.
10 bags potatoes; grain.
Farm for ront.
BAT LAMFHElR,
R, R. " “
FRANK.
FRANK
S, Lucan.
COATES,
TAYLOR,
Prop.
Clerk,
AhC,