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| BAZAAR AND TEA--The Ladies’;
Guild of Trivitt Memorial Church;
will hold a bazaar and tea in the Parish Hall on Friday afternoon, I
Nov. 21st. Watch for further par-1
tieulars.
FOR RENT—A Webster paint spray
outfit. Beavers Hardware.
LOST—In Exeter a pair of girl’s
glasses with plastic rims, in a
brown leather case. Reward.
Margaret White.2*
LOST—From a mile south of Ex
eter and Hensail a bag of beans.
Finder please phone 175r21 How
ard Kerslake, R.R. 1, Centralia.
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FOUND—On Centralia road, a par
cel. Owner may have same by
proving property and paying for
advt. Apply at Times-Advocate.
2c
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FOR SALE FOR SALE PERSONAL
FOR SALE—Three to four tons of
steel rods for construction. Ap
ply Exeter Co-Op. 25c
FOR SALE—Winter apples. Orders
left with B. M, Francis or Cecil
Rowe. ‘Frank MacKenzie, Prop.
2tfe
STRAYED — Six young head of
cattle onto farm of Chester Rowe
con. 2 Hay Twp. Owner may have
same by proving property and
paying expenses. 2:9:16c
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter ol’ the Estate of
JAMES WESLEY WHITE, late of
the Township of McGillivray, in the
County of Middlesex, Farmer, de
ceased.
TAKE NOTICE that creditors
and others having claims against
the estate of the said James Wesley
White, are required to file their
claims duly verified with the under
signed before November 1st, 1947,
and that after said date the Execu
tors will distribute the estate’, hav
ing regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have notice.
DATED this 30 th day of Septem
ber, A.D. 1947.
DOUGLAS & McCALLUM,
383 Richmond Street,
LONDON, Ontario.
Solicitors for Executors.
2:9:16c
aBsraffiMK.
FOR SALE—Mixed dry wood
(mostly elm and soft maple)
$4.00 per single eord, 12 inch,
delivered, 15 cents per cord for
orders under ten cord. Cordwood
$11.00 per cord delivered, 50
cents per cord extra for orders
under three cords. Apply Geo.
Keen, phone 57 Ailsa Craig.
18:4t*
Men use “VIGORINE” if weak, run
vitality. 15-day treatment $1.00.
At Robertson’s Drug Store,
down, nervous. Get renewed pep,
FOR SALE —- 7 acres of canning
corn stalks. Apply to Albei-t Mit
chell, Exeter South. 2*
WANTED—One root pulper. Phone
5S*W Exeter. 2*
’•FORGET YOUR FEET—walk OU
air; give them Lloyd’s Corn
Salve care.” 50c at Robertson’s
Drug Store.
FOR SALE—Oldsmobile sedan, ’38,
two-tone blue and grey, new
paint, good condition; reason
able. Phone 239, Exeter. 25:2*
FOR SALE — Good 1941 Pontiac
DeLuxe sedan. Apply at Times-
Advocate. 2*
FOR. SALE—2 Clydesdale horses,
one 8 years old, the other aged,
priced to move. Phone 78 Exeter.
25:2c
FOR SALE—2 acres or more of
turnips on the field; also halt
acre of potatoes and half acre of
beans. W. F. Abbott, Exeter. 2*
FOR SALE—Gramaphone in good
condition; cost $100.00, will sell
for $25.00; also 20 records. S.
M. Sanders. Exeter. 2*
FOR SALE—Coal and wood
lator cabinet heater, in
class condition, Beaupre’s
End General Store.
circu-
first-
North
2c
FOR SALE—1934 Chevrolet coach.
Shop,
2c
Apply Bailey’s Flower
Exeter, phone 270,
FOR SALE — Two wheel tractor
trailer, dual wheels, platform
7x12, 3 4x7 tires. Al condition.
Apply to Bill Coward, phone
37rl9 Kirkton. 2*
APPLES FOR SALE — Spys, Tal-
man Sweets, etc., after October
6th; will be home evenings and
Thanksgiving Day. Jas. W. Gar
diner, Kirkton R.R. 1. 2:9c
We solicit brake drum business from the other
garages and are equipped to handle all brake
service.
GRAHAM ARTHUR
Highest Prices Paid
home.
over
Watson, of Kir
Mrs. E. Cowar
visited with M
Coward, one ev
hour
Miss Ol
was well at-
morning, The
was followed
service
charge.
A Want Ad will bring an i:
ion of buyers to your home.
Brake Drum Lathe
Your Studebaker Dealer
THAMES ROAD
Mr. Jack Rollings, who has re
cently returned from England, and
Ronald Gollings, of Toronto, visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Ja-mes Simp
son last Friday.
Rally Day service
tended last Sunday
Rally Day program
during the church
with Rev. Mair in
Anne Morgan gave the story of
Church of the Friendly Heart”
her usual pleasing and efficie
way, which was much enjoyed
both young and old.
The Sacrament service will
observed during church servi
hour Sunday morning at 11:
a.m. Sunday School at 10:15 a.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Passmore spe
a few days last week at Manitou!
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. N.
ton, and Mr, and
of Salem, Oregon,
and Mrs. Stanley
ning last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Coward,
Kitchener, visited with Mr. and M
Roy Coward over the week-end.
Miss Elsie Bray, of London, spe
the week-end at her home.
Miss Anne Morgan, of Londe
visited with her parents
week-end.
Mr. Bert Gardiner, of
spent the week-end at his
The W.M.S. and W.A. held the
thank-offering meeting at the hoi:
of Mrs. K. Duncan on Wednesd:
afternoon. Roy’s W.M.S. join'
with the Thames Road in the met
ing and Mrs. Geo. Layton, of E
eter, was guest speaker,
modern ches-
rich covering,
chair, used a
in excellent
mahogany
FOR SALE—3-piece
terfield suite with
including lazy-boy
few months only,
condition; modern
book case; small maple bed table;
kitchen chrome table with plas
tic top; singing canary with cage; books on art zand Jan-
guages. Apply to Roger W. Jette,
on Reynolds farm, west of Sea
forth, home after 6 p.m,, or
phone 667r33, Seaforth. 2c
FOR SALE—Ladies’ suit, navy blue
serge, size 42, splendid condi
tion. Apply at Times-Advocate.
2c
FOR SALE—Six choice New Hamp
shire pullets and a few Light
Sussex, 614 months old; green
Wilton rug 9x9; single white iron
bed, springs and mattress. W.
Morley, Andrew St., phone 22 6,
Exeter. 2*
FOR SALE — 1937 Dodge 3-ton
truck, suitable for buck rake or
. will sell it to
Arthur's Service
FOR SALE—19 36
good condition,
West’s Service Station.
wreck. Graham
Station. 2c
Ford coach, in
Apply at Harris
2*
FOR SALE — 2 heating stoves in
first class condition, one suitable
for cooking. C. M. Green, Credi-
ton, phone 11. 2*
FOR SALE—130 Hamp.-Rock pul
lets at ,$1.5 0 each, beginning to
lay. Apply Harvey Hoy, Hensail,
phone 42. 2c
FOR SALE — 1927 Hudson Super
Six, good mechanical condition.
Phone 46, Exeter, between 8 a.m.
and 5 p.m, 2c
FOR SALE—10 choice
Shropshire ewes, priced
mediate sale. R.
phone 113w, Exeter.
D.
young
for im-
Hunter,
2 *
WHY SUFFER the agony of Rheu-
Lumbago,matic Pain, Sciatica,
when Rumacaps will give you
quick welcome relief. At
Druggist.
At your
AUCTION SALES
auction sale of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
at EXETER on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th,
at 2 p.m., the following:
This furniture is nearly
chesterfield suites; radio;
room table; dining-room
library table; end table;
room rug; bridge lamp;
ror; bed, springs and
iron bed; Avail mirror; uicooc,, «
rocker chairs; desk; scatter rugs;
kitchen chairs; sealers; pictures;
iron lawn roller; gyproc; cedar
shingles; dishes; other articles too
numerous to mention.
If you want good furniture, you
will be wise-to attend this sale.
TERMS—CASH
THOMAS PRYDE, Prop.
GEORGE LAWSON, Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
1947
new—2
living
table;
dining-
hall mir-
mattress;
dresser; 2
FOR ALL KINDS OF POULTRY
especially a premium on chickens from two. pounds and
For additional information regarding other prices
telephone 245 Mitchell, or apply to the
PARKDALE POULTRY
MITCHELL, ONTARIO
POTATOES
FOR SALE
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Potato acreage is down about 50% from normal. Wheti
potatoes go into storage they will be a much higher price
Cane Molasses for Sale
FOR SALE—Purebred Collie pups,
guaranteed heelers. Phone Nel
son Stanlake,. Dashwood 36r2.
2:9:16*
FOR SALE — Boy’s overcoat, size I 12 or 13 years, practically new.
v Apply at Times-Advocate, 2*
FOR SALE—Blue raincoat, size 16;
e navy topcoat, size 16; blue ski
e coat, size 16, new. Apply at
"5 Times-Advocate. 2*
t FOR SALE—York hog ready for
i service. Garnet Miners, R.R. 3,
Exeter. 2 c
FOR SALE'—Electrolux cleaner, in
’ good condition. Apply at Times-
2 Advocate. 2*
f FOR SALE - - 5-room cottage with
bath in Exeter, centrally located.
Phone 60, Kirkton. ’ 2*
1 FOR SALE—About 15 0 White
Leghorn pullets, ready to lay.
’ Apply to Silas Stanlake, Exeter,e g*
, FOR SALE — Airforce officer’s
great coat, size 44, practically
r new. Applv at Times-Advocate. ’
e 2cy
d FOR SALE—Philco battery radio,
5 tube, batteries included. Apply
‘Dennis O’Rourke, R.R. 3, Dash
wood. 2*
FOR SALE — Jewel cook stove.
“ large oven with reservoir, burns
coal or wood, in good condition.
a Apply to Mrs. Thos. Patten, R.R.
3, Lucan. 2*
PRIVATE SALE —- Dining-room
table; 6 oak dining-room chairs;
3 bedroom suites; springs and
mattresses; iron single bed and
, springs; Happy Thought range
with warming closet; Morris
chair; oak rocking chair; music
cabinet and other articles. Mrs.
Alda Simmons, phone 53, Hen-
sall. 2c
FOR SALE — W30 International
tractor in first class condition,
C. Faber, R.R. 3, Exeter, phone
Hensail 89r4. 2*
FOR SALE—Buggy with top, in
good condition. Apply at Times-
Advocate, 2c
FOR SALE— 1938 Hudson 4-door
sedan, good condition, $700 cash.
C, H. Bourne, % McKerral’s,
Exeter, after 5 p.m. 2*
FOR SALE—-Used hydro stove, al
so wash basin. Apply at Snell
Bros, and Co., Exeter. 2c
FOR SALE —— Minneapolis Honey
well furnace regulator for coal
furnace, almost new, owner us
ing oil, Apply Box II Times-Ad
vocate. 2*
FOR SALE—-Single barrel 12-gauge
shotgun; 20-gauge repeating shotgun; loader far beans, $4*5;
stove for coal, wood, with oven
for hydro, hot plates, water
front $20. W. B, Thompson, Clin
ton West. 2c
FOR SALE—Collie pups. Lloyd Bal-
lantyne, phone Exeter 173r32. 2c
FOR SALE—Trailer, 8 ft. long, 10
inch sides; also good used Bell
heater. Apply 'to A. Wright, Cen
tralia. 2*
AUCTION SALE OF
FARM STOCK
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by
on
Lot 12, Lake Road,
3 miles west of
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9th,
at 2 p.m., the following:
HORSES — Belgian gelding. 5
years old; Perchef on mare, 12 years
old.
CATTLE—Cow due time of sale;
6 cows due July and- August; 2
fresh cows; 3 yearling heifers; 3
yearling steers; black heifer rising
3, in calf; g spring calves.
2 brood sows.
20 tons of mixed hay.
TERMS—CASH
ED. PENHALE, Prop.
GEORGE LAWSON. Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
public auction
Hay Township
Exeter, on
1947
auction sale of real
estate and HOUSEHOLD
effects
The Estate of the late Charles
Reaman, at
WAGNER’S CORNER
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1947
at 1:30 p.m,
Situated 2 ¥2 miles north of Zur
ich or 1% miles east of Blake, be
ing part lot 20, concession North
Boundary, Township of Hay; 1%.
acres of land, 2-storey fratpe house
in good condition, covered with
new asphalt shingles, good-sized
kitchen and cellar; barn and hen
house, fruit trees, never-failing
water supply, hydro available, on
county road and school bus con
venience.
Will be sold subject to reserved,
bid. Terms: 10% on day of sale,
balance in 30 days.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — Kit
chen stove; 2 heaters; 3-leaf ex
tension table; solid oak 2-leaf
table; large long table; couch; or
gan and organ stool; 2 small tables;
6 dining-room chairs; 12 good kit
chen chairs; 2 rocking chairs; 2
wooden beds, springs and mattress
es; complete bedroom set; new
linoleum 4x6 yards; linoleum 10x12
feet; linoleum rug 7x15 feet; com
plete toilet set; 3 lamps; antique
style lamp; ironing board; coal oil
cans; copper boiler; 2 wooden tubs;,
galvanized tub; 2 iron frying pans;
meat saw; ,6 gal. crock; small
crocks, various sizes; quantity of
sealers; 2 wooden butter bowls;
butter spoon; clothes basket; num
erous kitchen utensils; hoes; spade;
axe; 3 hammers; quantity of wood;
blankets, quilts, comforters, in good
condition, some new; field glasses;
carpet sweeper; mail box; 4 trunks;
3 cedar chests; beautiful blue and
gold trimmed 9 6-piece dinner set;
cut glass gold trimmed pitch&r and
6 tumblers; glass cream and sugar
set; clock, over 100 years old;
silverware; antiques of various de
scriptions; other articles too nu
merous to mention.
TERMS CASH
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer.
NORMAN VINCENT, GEORGE
BULLOCK, Executors.
‘■RUDOLPH STADE, Clerk,
25:2
Real Estate Classifieds will be
found on page 5.
HELP WANTED
WANTED—Apple pickers, by dav.
by bushel or by job. Jas. W.
Gardiner, Kirkton, R.R. 1. 2c.
HELP WANTED — Woman want
ed part time for cleaning also
WAITRESS. Apply in person at
Reiher’s Coffee Shop. Exeter.
11c
FAMILEX is the easy way to big
cash profits. If you have selling
ability, a
sire to
business
Products
for their
door to
Products
year. Details and catalogue free
on request. FAMILEX, Dept. D,
1600 Delorimier, Montreal.
small capital and a de
establish a
of your own,
known the world
quality. Sell direct
door full or part
sold throughout
profitable
join us!
over
from
time,
the
WANTED—Young man from town
or country to work as tinsmith.
Apply Box T, Exeter Times-Advo-
c.ate. c
MISCELLANEOUS
WE ARE now making arrange
ments for fall whitewashing jobs,
big or small, with spray motor
machine. Win, Watson, phone
35rl9 Dashwood. 7-12tp
CUSTOM Combining .$3.50, Plow
ing $2.50, One-Way Discing
$1.50 per acre. Phone Leon
Triefoner. 17ir24. Exeter. 15tp
POULTRY EQUIPMENT
NOW IN STOCK
Jamesway flock waterers
6^ gal. capacity ..............
James way
50 lbs.
Jamesway
10 nest
Jamesway
12” Taper Base ...............,$15.00
NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES
$1 King Street,
LONDON, Ontai’io.
Flock Feeders
capacity ........
Metal Nests
unit ...............
Ventilators
WANTED
$4.90
$6.45
.$12.35
2c
WANTED Furnished qr unfurn
ished bouses, suites er house
keeping rooms required immedi
ately for married personnel ot
RCAF Airport. These are veter
ans, too, and deserve your as
sistance, Phone 316 and ask for
Housing Officer. ,
AUCTION SALE
Tlie Estate of the Late William
Zimmer
Lot 5, Main Street, Dashwood
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1947
REAL ESTATE — 1-5 acre of
land, good frame house, front ver
andah, sun porch with verandah
built over top, large woodshed,
double garage, plenty of soft and
hard water, best of garden land,
fine shade trees.
Terms of Real Estate: 10% dav
of sale, balance in 20 days; will oe
sold subject to a reserved bid.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
set of g;
like new; 4 long ladders;
ladders, large and small;
barrow; quantity of lumber; four
single cord of wood in garage, more
or less; large quantity of best hard
wood in woodshed—this will not be
offered till after property has been
sold; 2 lawn benches; 2 lawn
chairs, hand made; beautiful bird
house; strong work bench; work
bench tools; new 5 gal. coal oil
can; pails; hoes, spades, etc.; lin
oleum rug, 9x15 ft.; linoleum rug
9x1014 ft.; large linoleum in kit
chen; a number of rugs and mats,
various sizes; clothes hanger; hat
rack; 3-piece chesterfield suite;
studio couch; 3-leaf extension
table; 2 oak tables; 2 centre tables;
numerous flower stands, 2 oak; 2
wicker chairs; 2 oak rockers; 3
other rockers; 9 strong kitchen
chairs; 9 dining-room chairs; 1 set
tee; 1 wooden bed; 6 steel beds,
all with springs and mattress; 1
innerspring; dressers; wash stands;
2 toilet sets; 3 lamps; pictures and
picture frames; kitchen clock; Do
herty kitchen stove, like new; din
ing room heater; electric toaster;
electric iron, like new; 2 steel fry
ing pans; 1 aluminum frying pan;
numerous kitchen utensils; silver
ware; fancy glassware and dishes;
baking cabinet; cupboard; kitchen
sink; large cabbage cutter; quantity
of sealers and »jugs; washing ma
chine; clothes basket; 2 wringers1
beautiful flower plants with con
tainers; and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
This is a large sale, so come
early. Starts at 1 p.m. sharp.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer.
MILFORD MERNER, Clerk,
IDA ZIMMER, HERMAN
ZIMMER, Executors.
Full
warden tools; lawn mower.
2 step-
wheei-
2;9c
AUCTION SALE
Farm sold. A clearing auction
sale of farm stock and implements
will be held Thursday, October 16
at Lot 15, 'Concession 20, Stephen
Township, <2 indies south-east of
Grand Bend on Highway 81,
HAROLD WEBB, Prop.
J. R. MacLEAN, Auct.
ISAAC BESTARD, Clerk.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM,
FARM STOCK AND
IMPLEMENTS *
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
at
Lot 31 and 32, Con. 4, Usborne Tp-
on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1947
at 1 p.m., the following:
HORSES—Heavy team weighing
3100 pounds.
CATTLE—5 well-bred cows, all
in calf; farrow cow; 4 yearling
heifers; 2 yearling steers; 5 spring
calves.
IMPLEMENTS—Massey-Harris ?-
foot binder; Frost & Wood mower;
M.H. hay loader;
seed
ilton
bean
disc
harrows;
plow; McCormick manure spreader;
Adams wagon and double box;
buggy; cutter; gravel box; fanning
mill; set of heavy team harness and
britchen;
Scotch
ness:
cream
trees;
trees;
trou’gh
stove;
row;
pulleys; hay fork;
chains; forks; shovels; boxes; bar
rels; pails; and many other articles.
REAL ESTATE —- At the same
time and place there will be offer
ed for sale the farm ■ being 125
acres, large bank barn 32x70
one 60x2 6Wvith
house
20x40;
house;
20 acres fall plowing; well fenced;
well drained; 40 acres grass land:
plenty of. water; spring on
end.
TERMS-—Chattels, cash. On
estate, made known on day of
ED. MCDOUGALL, Prop.
GEORGE LAWSON, Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
side rake; M.H.
drill; riding plow; Peter Ham-
spring-tooth scuffler; M.H.
puller; wagon; 3-drum roller;
harrow; scuffler; 4-section-
walking plow; 2-furrow
4 buckle collars; pair of
collars; set of single har-
wire stretchers; DeLaval
separator; 3 sets of whiff le
grain bags; 4-horse whiffle-
flat rack 7x14; steel water
; colony house Sxl2 with
extension ladder; wheelbar-
125 feet new rope; car and
hay fork; neckyokes; •
, and
good stabling; good
with furnace; drive shed
hard and soft water in
25 acres wheat, all sowed;
back
real
sale.
auction sale
OF 100 HORSES
on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1947
12:30 sharp
Sale to be held at
RUS-MAR FARM
miles south of Arkona, on No. 7
Highway, in the township of
Warwick.
1 Shetland Ponies—-7 weanlings,
3 mature ponies.
Registered Clyde Mares—from
the herd of Mitchell Hepburn.
Weanlings—by Briar Hawk and
Haytime, thoroughbred crosses
(hunter type),
Weanlings—Clyde, Belgbau, Per
cheron.
Useful Mares — a number of
them with foal.
Horses will he sold as listed.
NO RESERVE TERMS; CASH
RUS-MAR FARMS,
LESTER BROS. FARMS.
E, M. LESTER, Auctioneer. 2t6 ■
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