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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1945
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WANTED
Ed’s Machine and Body
Repair Shop
Owing to the increase in business we have ad<Jed two
more Body and Fender men to our stuff and are now pre
pared to give better service.
Machine Work Welding — Body and Fender Work
TWO BLOCKS EAST OF MAIN ON JOHN STREET
E. HUNTER-DUVAR
Phone 38
LETTERS FROM OVERSEAS '
s .. * *STEAM
QUICK SERVICE AT
ieorge Wright's
theWe have installed one of
best Steam Pressers that the Hoff
man Manufacturers build. Under
pressure of forty pounds this heavy
press forces steam through your
■garments, removing dirt and grime
and resulting in a fresh new ap
pearance to your Suits and Coats.
We feel that service of this kind
will fill a much wanted need for
Exeter and Community as Quick
Service and a Good Job is our first
concern in developing this depart
ment.
Suits or Overcoats,
Sponge, Steam and Press
Pants only ...............................
CLASH AND CARRY
50c
35c
Ahout 500 Citizens’ Committees
have been formed all across Can
ada to look after the problems of
returning service personnel.
Canada is in the sugar pool with
the United Kingdom and the United
States. Under the pooling arrange
ment, Canada gets 4.2% of the;
total sugar available to the pool.
DANCE e
WANTED—A Child’S play pep. Ap
ply at Times-Advocate. 4*
WANTED TO PUBCHASE pullets
all ages and breeds. High prices
paid. Apply Tweddle Chick Hat-
chevies Limited. Fergus, Ont, lltc
WANTED-—100 horses, any kind of
a cheap horse. Will pay good
prices for them. Frank Taylor,
Exeter. He
REAL ESTATE
WANTED TO RENT—1’00 acres
with complete buildings. I have
a client with a full line of im
plements and stock who wishes
to rent a farm in this district.
C, V, Pickard, phone 165 Exeter
FOR SALE—Frame house, insulat
ed, sided, roofed with composi
tion shingles, hydro, town water,
hot water furnace. Immediate
possession. W. C. Pearce.
. at the
Exeter Arena
on
Wed., Oct., 17th
at 9 o’clock
under the auspices o£
UNIT 17, EDEN
Music supplied by
C. K. N. X. Ranch Boys
and Cora, Clark Johnson, Irish
Comedian
Booth in connection.
ADMISSION 50c
Proceeds for the Red Cross
Dear Sir:—I received your most
welcome parcel the other day. It
came just at a .good time, I haven’t
had any parcels for quite some time
and, though the canteens are a
little better than they used to he,
they still don’t have much. A few
biscuits and a cup of tea is about,
all you can get. Things are must
the same over here as far as we
are concerned, except there isn’t
so much noise. So far as the work
is concerned, up until these past
few days, we have been just as
busy, if not busier than we were
before. The first and second ar
mored brigade, ordinance are work
ing together, and our job is to de
mob the Canadian army, of these
Vote 9, and major assembly stores,
as well as al] the A and B vehicle
spare parts. Vote 9 stores are wire
less and signal equipment of all
kinds, and all spare parts of ar
mament. A vehicles are the fight
ing vehicles and B vehicles are the
transporation and service vehicles.
So you can see we have quite *
job. We have got the
over now though, and
have to do is to wait
til the outfit go home,
turn in the essential stuff
are keeping until they do
our own turn comes up. to
That is going to be a happy day
for a lot of fellows. I have a hun
dred and sixty points, but that
really doesn’t mean an awful lot
on this job and especially when,
you are a tradesman. I guess this
is the way they are making us pay
for the extra
Well, I must
thanking you
the parcels. I
to send any more, that I am
ing home. So all the best,
Harness.
FOR SALE—High class 100 acres,
new modern brick house, new
Jriveshed, large painted barn
with shed, hydro, good water,
level rich land, well tilled ana
fenced. W. C. Pearce.
FARM FOR SALE—100 acres, lot
18, concession 3 Hay Township,
1% miles from Hensall, mile
from school; 12 acres bush; 3
spring wells; hydro; good build
ings; well-drained and fenced.
Apply to Wm. Parke,_____27:4’r
FOR SALE—-Business Block, Main
Street, Exeter. Well located, C.
V. Pickard.
FOR SALE—House with one and
a half acres of land. Apply Glen
Baker, Dashwood, Ont. 4;11*
FARMS FOR SALE—Three Exeter
district farms. These are all good
farms with comfortable houses
and good barns. 100, 100 and
150 acres. These farms are priced
reasonably and can be bought on
liberal terms. C. V. Pickard,
Exeter.
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worst of it
now all we
around un-
so they can
that they
go, until
go home.
HOUSE FOR SALE — 1% storey
brick with garage. Modern con
veniences. Well located in Exe
ter. C. V. Pickard. Exeter.
PERSONAL
money they pay us.
close for this time,
all once again for
wish I could say not
com-
Max
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PAIN KILLER for corns! Lloyd’s
Corn and Callous Salve ;
prompt, sure relief. 50c
Robertson’s Drug Store.
LOST
gives
; at
LOST—Between Exeter and Grand
Bend or west from Centralia to
the Blue
truck tire
Ted Munn,
Hensall.
Water Highway, a
and wheel. Reward,
phone collect 92rl2,
4*
I MISCELLANEOUS
Place an Ad Here and Watch Results
They are read by more than 8t4QQ Times-Advocate readers every week Phone 31 j
for an ad taker
FOR SALE
FOR SALE —- Rower oil burner,
electric ignition with controls.
W, J, Melville. tfc
FOR SALE — 100 pullets, started
to lay, New Hamp, x Barred
Rocks. Apply to Chester Dunn,
R.R. 1, Exeter, phone 171’4
Crediton, 4c
FOR SALE—1/3, and % h.p.
motors; farm and tractor tires.
Massey-Harris Sales & Service,
Exeter. 27c
FOR SALE—1 new 1% h.p. gas
engine; 1 new Superior cook
stove; 6 new -and used electric
motors; 1 used 750 Cream Sep
arator (good). Wanted: 1 oil
burner for Quebec Heater. R. B.
Williams, Massey-Harris Sales &
Service, phone S8.________'
FOR SALE—Heavy box stove; also
ten-year-old horse,
every way. Apply
Haist, Crediton.
2 parlor chairs; large arm chair;
small table; pictures; crocks;
sealers; ’basket; table; clock;
■music box; maple bed, mattress,
springs; maple dresser and com
mode; toilet set; sofa; kitchen
table; kitchen chair; feather tick,
TERMS OF SfALE—Real Estate,
20 per cent, of the purchase mopey
to be paid down at the time of sale,
balance to be paid within 30 days
on good title being furnished.
Other conditions will be announced
at the time of sale. Chattels, cash.
For further information apply to
The London, and Western, Trusts
Company Ltd., London, Ontario,
Executor
'FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer,
F. W. GLADMAN, Solicitor
for Estate.
pig crate; M.H, cream separator
with power attachment, nearly new;
% h.P. motpr; root pulper; 3-drum
steej land roller; cultivator; fan
ning mill ana sieves; buggy; cut
ter; wheelbarrow; set Of sleighs;
sap p&ns; turnip sower; iron vice;
power emery; Beatty litter carrier
switch; gas drum; 3 oak barrels;
car, ropes and pulleys; cedar posts;
set of
collars;
tractor;
35-gal,
shovels;
other articles.
No reserve as farm is sold.
TERMS—CASH
W, E. NAIRN, Auct.
FRANK ROUTLEY, Prop,
’backband harness; horse
pulley for Ford Ferguson
32-ft, extension
milk can; fork;
chains; neckyokes
ladder;
hoes;
and
N.
at
at
sound in
to Henry
♦ 4c
FOR SALE — ’34 Chevrolet panel
truck, good motor and good
tires; also kitchen cabinet.
Phone 9rl0 Kirkton, Earl Hern,
Kirkton. , 4*
FOR SALE—Sideboard in |A-1 con
dition. Apply at Times-Advocate. 4*
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK. IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
at
Lot 14, Con. 16, Stephen Townsliip,
1 mile north of Shipka, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5th, 194t>
TERMS—CASH
CARL GUENTHER, Prop.
JIM DALTON, Clerk,
ARTHUR WEBER, Auct.
R.R. 1, Dashwood,
Telephone 57-12.
POSTPONED
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
on
Street, Exetei*
the Exeter Grist Mill,
20:27
FOR SALE—Girl’s coat, hat, muff,
and leggings, wine with white
fur trim, size six. Freshly dry-
cleaned and in good condition.
Apply Middleton’s Bakery. 4*
FOR SALE—Good work horse, 8
years old;. 3-year-old hackney
colt. Apply to Russell Finkbeiner,
R.R. 2, Crediton. 4:11’*
FOR SALE—Man’s leather coat; 3-
year-old 3-piece winter outfit
wine with white fur collar. Apply
at Times-Advocate. 4*
FOR SALE—50‘ Barred Rock Pul
lets. Murray Elliot, Centralia, 4c
FOR SAILE—Quebec heatei’ with oil
burner; also 15 pullets. Apply
to Laverne Heywood, Huron St.,
West. 4*
FOR SALE — 20 Sussex pullets,
starting to lay; also an outside
toilet. Apply to..Luther Reynolds,
phone 177r4, Exeter. 4*
FOR SALE—A Findlay kitchen
stove, nearly new, ’burns coal or
wood, with water front. Apply
Miss A. Andrew, Huron Street. 4c
Mrs. Smith: “How on earth
Mrs. Jones get that black eye?”
Mrs, Brown: “Well, her husbana
came out of prison on his birth
day.” Mrs. Smith: “I don’t see
how that could result in a black
eye?” Mrs. Brown: “No? Well, she
wished him many happy returns!’
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RENFREW SALES And Service—
Anyone in need of a hand or el
ectric cream separator or stove,
call Hugh Thiel, Zurich, 93r4.
8t*
FOR 'SALE—10 York pigs, six
weeks old. Wm. Boa, R.R. 1,
Hensall. 4*
SUNSET BOWER
This well may be my final hour,
On west side porch of Sunset Bower,
To make a simple, rustic rhyme,
And thus improve the precious time.
For fear my mind falls fast asleep,
I must a constant vigil keep,
Tonight I bid a glad farewell,
To sunsets more than I can tell.
If change .but gives me quickened powers,
Come home I will, when bloom the flowers,
Once more to see the sunset bright,
From Sunset Bower, some summer night.
So when our life’s short race is run,
And we, beyond the setting sun;
There may we meet a glad surprise,
And find sunset to be sunrise.
—Written by Rev. J. W. Down before leaving
Exeter Thursday of last week to spend the
winter at Belleville.
PROFIT WITH PLEASURE—Wool
$9.00 a pound. Raise' Angora
rabbits. Apply at Times-Advocate. w
CEMENT SLABS, free for drawing
away. Spruce Grove Gas -Station*.
FURNITURE FOR .SALE—1 pre
war spring-filled studio couch,
like new; 1 kitchen set (buffet,
table and 4 chairs); 1 bedroom
dresser, 1 settee; 1 small kitchen
table. Apply to Sandy Elliot,
Ford Garage. 4c
FOR RENT
STRAYED
STRAYED ■
three last
bottom of right ear. Please noti
fy Garnet McFalls, phone 176rl3
Exeter.
— From Hay swamp
winter calves, nick in
FOR RENT—Bright rooms furnish
ed and heated. Apply at Times-
Advocate. 4*
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICES
FIRST POSTING OF
VOTERS’ [LISTS. 1945
Municipality of
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
County of Huron
NOTICE is hereby given that
c.
“of™ registered herefords
The undersigned will sell by public auction for Stutt Bros.
2 miles north-east of Forest on Saturday. October 13th
Mile East of Highway 21
9 to 16 mos.; 10 open Heifers around one
year; 8 bred Heifers,
Accredited, Sale Cattle Blood-Tested
Carlos Domino 17th, C.F. 12'0824 - Repeat
■ - Ellis Domino 18th, C,F. 152208.
~ Mich,,
Catalogue on request
E. M. LESTER AND W. 8. O’NEIL Auctioneers
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84 Lots—19 Bulls,
Herd Fully
HERD SIRES: C___
Domino 18th, C.F. 120823
Bred by Crapo Farms, Swartz Creek
Sale at one p.m, sharp
C.F.
C,F.
U.S.A,
NOTICE is hereby given that I
have complied with Section. 8 of
The Voters’ List Act and that I
have posted up at my office at Cen
tralia, Ontario, on the 17th day
of September, 1945 the list of all
•persons entitled to vote in the said
Municipality, at municipal elections
and that such
for inspection.
And I hereby
to take immediate
have any errors or
rected according to
day of appeal being
October, 1945.
Dated at Centralia, this 17th
of September, 1945.
LLOYD B. HODGSON, '
Centralia, Ontario.
list
call
remains there
upon all voters
•proceedings to
omissions cor-
law, the I&st
the 8th day of
day
Trusses, Belts, Supports! 6f all kinds.
loosening the phlegm and stimulating the bronchial organs, and when this
is done the troublesome irritating cough may be Relieved.
Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup has been on the market for the past
48 years. The Trade Mark “3 Vine Trees”.
Price 35c a bottle; large family size, about 3 times as much, 60c at all
drug counter^. _ ■
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Are Hard on the System
It’s the cough that sticks; the Cough that is hard
to get rid Of; the cough accompanied by a tickling in
the throat that causes the nerve and throat wracking
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Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup helps to relieve
this coughing condition by soothing the irritated parts,
loosening the phlegm aha stimulating the bronchial
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ROBERTSON’S
I
Phdno 150 Exeter
In the Estate of Fanny Bissett,
late of Exeter, Ontario, Spinster
deceased.
All persons having claims against
the late Fanny Bisset who died on
or about August 3rd, 19 45, are
required to send particulars of
their claims duly verified to the
undersigned solicitor for the Execu
tor on or before October
1945, after which date the
will be distributed.
DATED September 17th, 1945.
HERBERT B. BISSETT,
Executor.
by J. W. MORLEY,
Solicitor for Executor, \
Exeter, Ont. . 20:27:4
AUCTION SALE OF FARMS
IN HIBBERT TOWNSHIP
AND VALUABLE FARM
MACHINERY
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
at
J. Stewart’s Garage, Exeter
on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1945
at 2.00 p.m,, the following:
lA'llis-Cha liners tractor, model
WC, on rubber with starter and
lights, slightly used; Allis-Chalmers
5-ft. combine on rubber with scour
screen attachment and bagger, runs
like new; Allis-Chalmers win-rower
attachment; Allis-Chalmers power
take-off assembly, slightly used;
3-section Allis-Chalmers drag har
rows; 4-section diamond harrows;
1 harrow draw-bar, new, for 3 sec
tions; 1 harrow draw-bar, new, for
4 sections; 1 Case double disc, *9-
ft., 2 years old; 1 Case fertilizer
disc drill, 13-hoe, with grass
seeder attachment never used, only
2 years old; M.H. 4-disc plow in
good shape; Wallis tractor, model
20-30 on steel, very slightly used;
2 rolling coulter discs ,for Case
plow, size 18-inch, like new; wagon,
flat top 7x12, on rubber tires with
short and long tongue; stone boat;
Maxwell hay rake with dump; Mc
Cormick 3-furrow plow; hand
grass seeder, nearly new; Chrysler
motor, model C2-8, suitable for
car, truck, tractor or boat; storage
tank, 206-gal. capacity; Norge
electric refrigerator; large -cabinet
radio, electric, 9-tube; writing desk
and book case; tin stove, heater.
TERMS OF CHATTELS—.CASH
Farm at Staff a—(Lot 16, Con. 6,
Hibbert Township, 100 acres more
or less; bank barn, hpuse;
orchard; partly seeded,
ploughed; about 5 acres
bush; good water; school on cor
ner of farm.
Farm at Cromarty—Lot 16, Con.
10, Hibbert Township, 100 acres
more or less; bank barn, silo,
house and garage; 50 acres seedea;
good bush; plenty of good running
water for pasture.
These farms will be sold subject
reserve bid.
C. J. STEWART, Prop.
GEO. LAWSON, Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.'
Main
-across from
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10th
the following:
Kitchen stove; heater; dresser;
commode; bed; springs; mattress
es; large kitchen table; lawn
chair; 2 small tables; feather tick;
dining-room suite; book-case;
small stand; end table; kitchen
chairs; china cabinet; settee; rock
ing chair; floor lamp; table lamps;
linoleum; toilet set; gasoline stove;
wash tub; coal pail; .boiler; clothes
rack; ironing board; drop-leaf
table; pots; pans; dishes; tools;
HAPPY THOUGHT range; 2-burner
hot plate; 2 chairs; davenport;
cupboard; Quebec heater with oven
and other articles.
TERMS—CASH
ARTHUR TAPP, Prop.
GEORGE LAWSON, Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR,' Auct.
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some
partly
mixed
to
10 th,
■assets
AUCTION SALES
Strathroy, Saturday, October 6th.
250 Western stock cattle including
feeder and stocker Steers; a choice
run of Herefords, also heifers and
stock cows. Sales every Saturday;
trucks to deliver; private sales in
the week. A, G. McAlpine, auct.
AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE RESIDENTIAL
PROPERTY AND CHATTELS
(The undersigned Executor of the
Estate of the late Catherine Gidley
will offer for sale by public auction,
subject to a reserve bid, on
THURSDAY, OCT. 11, 1945
at the hour of two o’clock in the
afternoon, at the lands and prem
ises to be offered for sale.'
House Property being Lot 52«
West Side of William Street,
Exeter, Ontario
White brick 2-storey building,
10 rooms. Lot 150, 6“,ft. frontage
with a depth of 264 ft,
The following .chattels' will also
be offered: Walnut bedroom suite,
walnut parlor table with marble
top; 6 dining room chairs, walnut;
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to Sell by public auction
on
Lot 3, Con. 5, Blanshard,
Vz mile east of Kirkton, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1945
the following:
HORSES — Team of good work
mares, aged 8 and 12 years.
QATTLE — Durham cow, fresh;
Durham cow, due time of sale;
Durham cow, due Oct. 25; Dur
ham heifer due Dec. 2; 2 Durham
cows due in March; Durham cow
due in June; 2 farrow cows; steer,
2-year-Old; 2 heifers rising 2 years;
5 steers rising 2 years; 2 heifers
rising one year; 4
one year; 4 spring
calf.
HOGS—Sow due
sow due November
100 lbs.
SEED—1,000 bushels barley and
oats; 20 rows of mangels and tur
nips in field.
IMPLEMENTS—2 M.H. binders,
6-ft. cut, sheaf carrier and truck;
McCormick-Deering mowei’, 6-ft.
cut; M.H. side rake; Maxwell hay
.loader; New
nearly new;
and plough,
spring-tooth
M.H. seed
truck wagon
4-section drag harrows; 2-i’ow corn
scuffler; corn binder; Wilkinson
earn hlower ahd pipes, in good
shape; scufiler; walking plough;
Universal milkiiig machine, used 6
months; set of scales, 2,000 .lbs*;
steers
calves;
rising
small
sale;
8 chunks,
time of
5;
Idea manure spreadev,
Ford Ferguson tractor
nearly new; 3-section
harrows; tractor disc;
drill and fertilator;
and rack; wagon box;
auction sale of farm,
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS"
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
at
Half Lot .11, Con, 5, Stephen
Crediton, just north of the river
bridge, on
TUESDAY, OCT. 16, 1945
1.30 p.m., the following:
HORSES—'Gray work team; gray
mare, 5 years old.CATTLE—3 cows due in Febru
ary; 4 yearlings; 3 spring calves,
30 pullets; collie dog.
IMPLEMENTS — McCormick-
Deering binder; McCormick-Deer
ing mower; Frost & Wood seed
drill; McCormick-Deering manure
spreader; 2 cultivators; 10-ft. Jiay
rake; ' ’ "
plow; walking plow;
rows. " . ' ' .
tire wagon; buggy; light wagon;
rubber tire two' seated sedan; 2
cutters; set sleighs;1 root pulper;
gravel box; grind stone; hay rack;
fanning mill
lbs.;
forks
chains;
wheel disc; Oliver riding
"■ ; set of har-
roller; 'steel wagon; rubber
buggy;
-set of scales, 2000
18-rfoot ladder;, hay
and pulleys; cow
double harness; 2 sets of
single harness; cream separator;
forks; shovels; neckyokes; whiffle-
trees; chains; boxes; barrels; pails;
and many other articles.
10 tons of hay; 3 tons of sweet
clover.
50 ACRE
lot 10, con. o, IOwpuOu uunxwmy,
brick house, bank barn, new drive
shed, 18x40;
well-fenced; _
Sold subject to a reserve bid.
TERMS—Chattels, cash. Terms
real estate made known on day
HENRY DEARING, Prop.
GEO, DAWSON, Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
scuff! er;
ropes
FARM—North half of
5, Stephen township;
15 acres seeded down;,
plenty of water.
of
of
fl
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
at
CLANDEBO YR
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1945
the following-
2 cows milking good and both
supposed to be in calf; 2 .sprints
calves
14 hens.
2 buggies; cutter; scuffler: light
wagon; blacksmith forge; black
smith tools; carpenter tools; fence
stretchers; single harness; double
harness; cream separator; cro-bar;
quantity of household furniture;
quantity of grain and hay; recking
bar; quantity of lumber; .forks;
hoes; shovels; chains; boxes, bar
rels and other articles,
MRS. CHAS. CARTER, Prop.
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, ETC.
Win. H. Smith, auctioneer, has
received instructions to sell by pub
lic auction at the residence of
late Wm. Bowman in
CREDITON
SATURDAY, OCT. 6, 1945
at 1.30 p.m., the following:
Kitchen range; 2 three-piece bed
room suites and springs; bed;
springs; wash stand; 2 mattresses:
2 living, room tables; dining room
table, 6 chairs, buffet; 4 rockers;
child’s rocking chair; , 6 kitchen
a number of odd chairs:
cabinet; fern stand; 2
; rug and carpets; hooked
quilts and bed
trunk; set of dishes; odd
number of pictures and
crocks; 7 doz. sealers; coal
boiler; tubs; lantern’,
lawn mower; garden tools
shovels; quilting frames:
Stewart clipper; Coleman gasoline
lamp; 3-burner coal oil stove with
oven
chairs;
china -i
couches;
mats; sleeping bag;
spreads;
•dishes;
frames;
scuttle;
lamps;
and
the
TERMS—CASH
WM. H. SMITH, Auctioneer,
Phone 43r2 Crediton,
E. SMITH, Clerk,
RODNEY BOWMAN, Executor
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
on
Main Street, Exeter
on
FRIDAY/OCTOBER 12, 1945
; 1.30 p.nl,
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
the following:
Gourley piano, chesterfield and
two chairs; walnut end table; knit
ting machine; book case; card
table; tri-light floor lamp; flower
stand; desk; 2 chairs; Ozite pad;
pictures; 2 .bed. springs; mattresses;
2 dressers; commodes; homemade
.bunk; roller skates; electric stove,
nearly new; kitchen table and 4
chairs; washing machine; boil
er; boy’s sleigh; wheel-barrow and
rug; garden tools; quantity of car
penter tools; Sealers; dishes of all
kinds; pots; pans; Kroehler’s sofa
bed; lounging chair and footstool
to match; kitchenette extension
table with red leather seat chairs;
Singer sewing machine.
TERMS—'CASH
CLARENCE SIMMONS, Prop,
GEORGE DAWSON, Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
at
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
on
Lot 22, North Boundary, Stei>hen
Township,
U miles east of Dashwood, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1945
at 1 o’clock p.m. sharp.
HORSES—1 bay Clyde horse, 11
years old; 1 bay Clyde horse, 10
years old; 1 bay Clyde, horse, 6
years old.
CATTLE—Roan cow due in Nov.;
red heifer due in Nov.; red cow
due in Jan.; black cow due in Jan.;
roan cow due in Jan.; roan cow
due in March;. roan heifer due in.
Jan.; roan heifer- due in Feb.;,
white cow in calf still milking;
white heifer, fresh; white heifer
Supposed to be in calf; red heifer
in calf; Wack cow, still milking,,
in calf; red cow due in Jan.; dark
roan .bull, 2 years old, bred by Roy
F. Pepper, Seaforth, registered; 3.
baby beef steers; 2 baby beef,
steers; 2 baby beef heifers; 2 small
calves. All cattle are tested for
Bongs Disease within one month of.
sale, and all heifer calves vaccinat
ed.
HOGS — Pure bred Registered
Yorkshire sow both sire and dam o£
the sow are qualified in Advanced
Registry, sow is in pig; 2 pure bred
Yorkshire sows due to farrow 3, 5,
and 7th of December, all are daugh
ters of the above sow and sired by
a boar, also qualified in Advanced -
Registry; York sow with litter at.
foot; 11 stocker pigs, 2 months old;
5 stocker -pigs weighing about 150-
lbs. each.
HENS—20 New Hampshire cross,
with Leghorn pullets.
■GRAIN—175 bushels of fall
wheat; 100 bus. Galore .barley suit
able for seed; Ajax oats, 500 bus.;
50'0 bushels of Erben bats; 500 bus.
of mixed grain; * quarter ton of oil
cake. •
HAY—40 tons of mixed hay.
IMPLEMENTS — International
H. tractor, one year old; 2-furrow
International plow, new, both if
not previously sold; International
binder, 7-ft, cut, purchased in 1940;
M.H. mower, 6-ft. cut; McCormick
11-hoe fertilizer drill, practically
new; stiff-tooth International cul
tivator; International manure sprea
der bought in 1939;. International
side delivery rake -bought in 19 40;
Cockshutt 4-row bean and beet
scuff let; 3-drum steel roller; walk
ing plow; Oliver bean scuffler and
puller combined;
M.H. hay loader;
rake; cutter; cream separator Ren
frew;
16-ft.
loader, electric fencer; bob sleighs;
fanning mill;
wheelbarrow;
tension ladder,
oiiy house, 8x12
ler; .bag truck;
logging chains;
yokes; forks;
hoes; l '
’Work behch;
ipers; steel pig troughs; oil burning
brooder stove; 4-section drag har
rows; fire extinguisher; set heavy
britchen harness, brass mounted;
set of heavy plow harness; single
harness; 5 horse collars; 2 horse
.blankets; grain, .bags; twine bags;
1 bed room . suite; and numerous
other articles.
No reserve, as the proprietor has
sold his farm.
ARTHUR WEBER, Auct.
ADDISON TIEMAN, Clerk,
LEONARD BIRK, MISS
VERNA BIRK, Proprietors*.
out-throw disc;
10-ft. steel hay
wagon; quantity of planks;
flat hay rack; also 1-man.
1200-lb. cap. scales;
Coleman lantern; ex-
‘ small ladders; coh
ft., 1-horse scuff-
block and tackle;
; eveners; neck-
shovels; spades;
grass seeder; cross-cut saw;
; mangels; feed hop