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STRAYED WORK WANTED NOTICES
STRAYED—From Lot 7, Con. 6
Hay Twp., one yearling heifer
mark in right ear, on or
about August 15. Anyone
knowing its where abouts
please phone 176rl3 Exeter.
28* tfc
POSITION WANTED - By middle
aged lady, capable of clerk
ing, bookkeeping; also day
time practical nursing. Apply
Box “C”, Times-Advocate. c
NOTICE
WHITEWASHING
Arrangements can be made
Bill Watson
Daslnvood Phone 35rl9
WORK WANTED—Do not wait.
Now is the time to make ar
rangements to get your corn
shelled with the very latest
in shelling equipment. Get
your name at the head of the
list so your feeding problems
will be solved for all winter.
Apply to II. Peterson, R.R. 3
Dashwood, 2i miles south of
Dashwood on Lloyd Lippert’s
farm. 28:4:11 ■<
GARBAGE COLLECTION
All garbage, other than ashes,
cans and bottles, must be
wrapped in paper. All garbage
must be placed in proper con
tainers with close fitting lids.
Containers must be placed at
curb.
By Order of Council,
C. V. Pickard, Clerk
When It’s a Need to Fill - - Let Want-Ads Fill the Bill
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You’ll be right in step with your
new fall and winter suit if you
drop in and let us measure you
for
our
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fer
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your garment. Combining
own sample cloths with our
Top line, we are able to of-
you a fine selection. Don’t
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Township of Vsborno
A court of revision of the as
sessment roll of the Township of
Usborne, County of Huron, will
be held in the Township Hall,
Elimville, on Monday, November
8, 1948, at 3 o’clock p.m.
HARRY STRANG, Clerk
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NOTICE OF
Registration of By-Law
Notice is hereby given that a
by-law was passed by the Coun
cil of the Village of Exeter on
the fourth day of October 1948,
providing for the issuance of
debentures to the amount of
$560,000.00 for the purpose of
building a District High School,
and that such by-law was regis
tered in the registry office of
Goderich in the County of
Huron on the twenty-third day
of October, 194 8. Any motion to
quash or set aside the same or
any part thereof must be made
within three months after the
first publication of this notice
and cannot be made thereafter.
Dated this twenty-fifth day of
October, 19 48.
C. V. Pickard, Clerk.
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$48.00 $64.50
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FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED
$137.50 $154.50
$79.50
$10.75
$62.50
$93.50 $105.50
OIL AVAILABLE
JW JO K ir ife a CO If
Yes — a sow is a lot like a cow 1 To make either of them milk
well, you have to feed her for condition and production. And
plenty of good rich sow’s milk is important to your pocket
book ... it gets her pigs away to a “flying start”. So feed her
for milk. Turn your chop into a milk-making ration by mix
ing in Purina Sow & Pig Chow.
Put More Milk
in the Cans! •
Want to ship more milk?
Here’s one way to do it,
right away. Put your
calves on Purina Calf
Startena . . . save milk,
save time, save money.
PURINA
CALF STARTENA
and your Cow
is like a Sow!
Turning it around — your cows
need a real body-building, milk
making ration to keep up condi
tion and production, too. It
doesn’t pay to let them go down
in the Fall if you can help it —
and you can help it by feeding
for both condition and produc
tion. Purina Cow Chow is built
to balance your grain for that
double job. Ask us about Cow
Chow, and what it’s doing for
other people around here I
Oyster Shell ■ $1.15 Bag
Check-R-Ton $1.35-3 lb.
Chlorena Powder
$1.50-3 lb.
4 Things to Do
to Get More Eggs.
Feed your birds a mash
that has “what it takes”
to produce more eggs. We
stock and recommend
Purina LAYING MASH
See that your birds get
the extra feed (and
extra-good feed) that makes
the extra eggs. Give them a
noon feed, each day, of 3
to 5 lbs. per 100 birds
Purina CHECKERS
3 Knock the roundworms
• out of your birds. Give
them a week’s treatment with
Purina Chek-R-Ton, mixed
in their mash. Repeat in 5
or 6 weeks. It works I
Purina CHEK-R-TON
<4 Make sure your birds
" are free of lice —lousy
layers won’t lay long. Check
up. If you see any signs of
lice, get after them right
away. We stock and recom
mend
Purina ROOST PAINT
Purina LICE POWDER
EGG LAYING CONTEST
There’s still time to enter Purina’s Egg Lay
ing Contest. . . get both pleasure and profit
out of it. .. possibly win a substantial prize.
It’s open until the end of October. Ask us ,
for your copy of the folder describing condi
tions and prizes.
Traquair’s
----------------Hard ware
THE STORE with the CHECKERBOARD SIGN
FOR SALE—P u r e b r e d roan
Shorthorn bull, 12 months old.
Apply to Fred Brown, Credi-
ton. _______ 21:28*
DO YOU NEED to be told
about Dr. Salsbury’s ROTA-
CAPS? If you are a poultry
raiser about to house youi
flock ROTA-CAPS is the in
dividual bird “tablet” treat
ment fox' large round worms
and intestinal capillaria
worms, preferred by practi
cal poultrymen fox' efficiency
and economy. L. V, Hogarth,
phone 266 Exeter. 14:21:28c
FOR SALE—A used hydro rang
ette, price reasonable. Phone
395j Exeter.________ 28*
FOR SALE—A china cabinet.
Apply to Mahlon Watts-, Hur
on St., Exetei'. 21:28:4*
FOR SALE—Roaxx Durham bull
coming one year, ready for
service. Ernest W. Rader,
R.R. 2, Daslxwuod. Phone
471’17. 21:28*
DUPLICATE KEYS cut for most
cars and cylinder type locks.
Beavers Hardware. 5tfc
FOR SALE—Mixed 12 inch dry
wood, $5.00 a cord delivered.
No orders undei' 5 cords.
Robt. Eagleson, Ailsa .Craig,
phone 6201-22. 28:4*
FOR SALE—International rid
ing plow; 24 plate tandem
tractoi* disc; Coleman gas
lamp. Apply G. G. Cockwill,
Dashwood. 28*
FOR SALE—Several dresses,
skirts and blouses, sizes 12-
20', reasonable. Mrs. Cecil
Robb, R.R. 2, Lucan, at
Elginfield. 28*
FOR SALE—'One large new Re
frigerator with large frozen
storage space. Apply Crocker
Refrigeration, Huron Street.
East.28c
FOR SALE —Girl’s wine coat,
size S,in good condition.
Phone 21•Exeter.28*
FOR SALE-—Feed turnips.Wm.
Walters,phone 14rlG Kirk-
ton.28c
FOR SALE- Four good clean
cows due to freshen January
and February, in good flesh.
Apply to II. Peterson, R.R. 3.
Dashwood, 24 miles south of
Dashwood on Lloyd Lippert’s
farm. 28:4:111
FOR SALE—Man’s overcoat,
black, size 4 2. Boy’s dark
tweed overcoat, size 8 years.
Boy’s Reefer blue overcoat,
size 6, almost new. 2 cistern
pumps. Beatty pump and jack
cheap for quick sale. Apply at
Times-Advocate. 28*
FOR SALE—One seal fur coat,
size 12; various dresses and
suits, all only slightly used,
very reasonably priced. Apply
at Times-Advocate. 28*
FOR SALE—All cream McClary
enamel cook stove. Glenxx
Brenner, Grand .Bend. 28c
FOR SALE—A good all-W’001
tweed overcoat, fox- tall man.
Will sell cheap. Phone 232M.
P.O. Dox 289 Exeter. 28c
FOR SALE—A numbex- of good
used counters. Jones & May,
Exeter,__________________28c
FOR SALE—Girl’s 3-piece win
ter suit, wine color, used but
in good condition, 5 year- size.
At Co-Op Store, see Geo. M.
Taylor.28*
FOR SALE—Girl’s winter coat
size 10-12, wine color; also
man’s overcoat, dark grey,
tall 38. Apply at Times-Ad
vocate. 28c
FOR SALE—Beatty gas power
ed washing machine, in good
working condition, also Cole
man gas lantern. Mrs. Emer
son Woodburn, 1% miles
west of Greenway._______28c
FOR SALE—Fax* coat, raglan.
size 14, % length, beige;
ladies coat, lettuce green,
trimmed with Bombay lamb
collax’ and cuffs, size 14 foi’
short person; one diamond
ripg, 3 diamonds, $75.00.
Phone .364R, Exeter. 28*
FOR SALE—One Ruggles truck
suitable for wagon. Make an
offer. Huron Lumber Co.,
Exetei*. 28c
FOR SALE—Ladies bicycle .us
ed Jess than two weeks, low
mileage, save $9.95. W. Mar-
- tin> Exeter South. 28c
FOR SALE—Pr. roller skates
tube skates and boots, size
10, man’s suit, grey worsted,
size 38, Airforce greatcoat
size 3 8, C.’C.M. man’s bicycle.
Kodak folding camera Box
26, Hensall._____ 2811
FOR SALE—Kroehler sofa. bed.
9-piece dining room suite, 3-
piece bedroom suite. Used
only a month. Apply Hopper-
Hockey Furniture store. 28.4c
FOR SALE—’35 Terraplane
coach. Apply to Glenn Bell,
Hensall, 2 8; 4 c
FOR SALE—Girl’s' coat and
leggings, size 6 years; blue
jacket size 6 years, snowsuit,
size 6 years. Apply Mrs. A.
Broderick. 28*
FOR SALE-—1947 Ford, 2-dooi’
heater, lovely black finish;
19 46 Chevrolet, 2-door, G.M.
built in radio, heater, slip
covers and other extras, in
excellent condition; 1946 Hu
dson sedan, built-in radio, air
conditioned; 1937 Ford coach
re-conditioned; 1927 Essex
sedan. If interested in pur
chasing a good used car see
these. Open on Saturday
night. Bob Cook Motor Sales,
Hensall, Ont. 28*
FOR SALE—Chesterfield suite;
McClary table top electric
stove; rug and pad, 9x10%;
two single beds, blonde elm;
one library table; portable ra
dio, a.c d.c. J, P. Shorey,
Main St., 28c
FOR SALE — 10' Leghorns,
starting to lay $1.95; oil
brooder stove with all acces
sories $12.00; electric parts;
lawn rakes 30c; magazines,
trade or cash. Many other
articles all reduced foi' quick
sale. A. H. Daynes, Huron St.
West, over the tracks. The
house of signs. 28*
WANTED—10 head of cattle
for rough feeding .fox’ winter
months. Apply Clifford Weido,
3 % miles east of Hensall, 1 %
miles north. Phone 99rl8 Zu
rich. 28:4c
WANTED—Cattle to feed foi’
winter. Lots of feed and en
silage. Apply Russell Morley,
Phone 176rl2 Exeter.28c
WANTED — Employment. A
country girl wishes employ
nitent in Exeter. Apply Box
H Times-Advocate. 28*
MISCELLANEOUS
DO YOU NEED A baby sitter'
evenings at youi’ house or
mine. Phone 16 2W, Exeter.
28c
drum steel roller; 4-section har
rows; disc; Cockshutt sulky
plow; Fleury walking plow; 2-
wheel trailer; rubber tired wa
gon; 16-ft. hay rack; 1-horse
scuff ler; harrow cart; gravel
box; Clinton fanning mill, com
plete with sieves; electric fencei’
new; chicken shelter; 160-foot
hay fork rope, like new; set
sling ropes; light sleiglx; cutter;
watei' containers and barrels; 3
to 4 tons 0-14-7 fertilizer; nu
merous twine sacks; set new
collar tops; brass mounted liar-
ness; shovels; forks; neckyokes;
doubletrees; etc.
HAY AND GRAIN: 10 ton of
good mixed hay; 500 bushels
mixed grain, oats and barley.
TERMS: Cash.
MILFORD MERNER, Prop.
ADDISON TIEMAN, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auct.
28
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—Brick house with
three apartments, 3-piece
bath and hot water heater in
each apartment. Price $4,500.
Yields over 15% on invest
ment. Phone 379W. 28*
FARMS FOR SALE—15 0 acres
with comfortable brick house,
fine barn, 18 acres bush.
Close to highway, hydro.
122 acres, house with mod
ern conveniences, large barn
with good stabling and litter
carriers. Laud in excellent
condition. Close to Exeter.
10 0 acres, good house, fine
barn with steel stanchions
and water bowls, 6 acres
bush, hydro, close to school.
Price $7,000.00 with liberal
terms. C. V. Pickard, Realtor
Main Street, Exeter.
FARM—150 acres, choice, level,
tillable, 5 acres bush. T bank
barn with good stabling, littex'
carrier, water system, milker,
silo, garage, hen house, good
brick house, furnace, hydro.
Mitchell. $11,000 includes mil
ker. W. C. Pearce, Realtor,
Exeter. 21c
FOR SALE IN CREDITON—
Comfortable brick house close
to main 'corner, furnished,
could be used by two families
Immediate possession. C. V
Pickard, Realtor, Main St.,
Exeter.
FARM—144 acres, 24 bush. Go
derich highway, dairy farm,
G-room insulated house, drive
shed, barn fitted fox- dairy
herd, litter carrier, silo, elec
tricity, $8,50 0. W. C. Pearce,
Realtor. 21c
FOR RENT
FOR RENT — A comfortable
apartment, unfurnished. Will
be ready November 6. Apply
at Times-Advocate. 28*
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED—Meat - cutter
at the Exeter Lockei’ Service.
Experience preferred but not
necessary. 28
•WANTED — Neat, intelligent
young oi' middle age man fox'
clothing and shoe store. Ex
perience preferred hut not es
sential. Apply George Wright
Exetei’. 28c
WANTED—A man to clean up
garden and tear down small
garage. Apply at Times-Advo
cate. *
Written applications for the
position of caretaker for the
Exeter Arena will be received
at the office of the Secretary, on
or before October 30, at 5 p.m.
Exeter Arena Board,
O. V. Pickard, Sec.
Salesman Wanted
FOR EXETER AREA
Good Commission Rates
Excellent Opportunities
Must have car and good
references. This is a well-
established company.
Apply Box "S’S
Times-Advocate
NOTICE — I have excellent
equipment tor white washing
youi’ buildings. L. V. Hogarth
phone 266 Exeter. 14:21:28c
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Distri
bute our 250 products: Toilet
Articles, Medicines, Extracts,
Spices, Flooi' "Wax, Insecti
cides, Farm Products, splendid
assortment of Gift Boxes. Oui'
dealers make substantial pro
fits! A customer in each
home! For Catalogue and de
tails, write to FAMILEX, 1600
Delorimier Street, Montreal,
P.Q. 28:4:11:18:25:2c
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The undersigned has received
instructions to .sell by public
auction the household effects of
the late Mrs. A. Scruton on
Queen Street, in the
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
on
SATl’R., OCTOBER 30, 1948
at 1.3 0 P.m. the following:
Oak dining room suite, 2-i
piece velour chesterfield suite I
new; odd chesterfield chair, 3 >
bedroom suites, one walnut, in j
excellent shape; 2 hall racks <
with mirrors; combination buf
fet and china cabinet; 5 bed
springs; 3 iron beds; wooden
bed; spring filled mattress, felt
mattress; 2 iron daybeds; couch
2 large chest of drawers; Phil-
co electric radio; phonograph
and records; ,3 small tables; 2
square extension tables; round
table; 6 kitchen chairs; 2 cup
boards; hiking table; Duo
Therm oil burner, Classic range.
Quebec heater; coal oil stove;
electric heater; ironing board;
Congoleuni rung 9x9; stair car
pet; quilts, kitchen clock, 2
electric irons; hand wringer;
crocks and dishes; .step ladder:
lawn mower; garden tools and.
other articles too numerous to
mention.
In case of rain, sale will be
held in Community Shed.
TERMS—CASH
ALMA HORTON, HAROLD
SCRUTON, Executors.
ED. CORBETT, AUCT.
_________________________ 28c
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
OF LIVESTOCK AND
FARM IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction
On Concession 13, Stephen Twp.
(first farm south of Dashwood)
on
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, 1948
commencing at 1 o’clock sharp
HORSES: Black mare, 7 yrs.
old; black gelding, 11 years old;
grey mare, 4 years old, supposed
to be in foal; sorrel gelding, 4
years old. These horses are all
of express type and are guaran
teed reliable.
CATTLE: Red Durham cow,
5 years old, with calf at (foot;
Hereford cow, 4 years old, with
calf at foot; Hereford cow, 7
years old, with calf at foot;
polled Angus cow, 5 years old,
with calf at foot; ;blue roan cow,
with calf at foot; red Durham
cow, 3 years old, with calf at
foot; brindle Jersey heifer, car
rying first calf, due at time of
sale: red Durham heifer, carry
ing her second calf due in Feb
ruary; 11 good quality Hereford
and Durham feeder cattle, aver
aging 850 lbs.; Hereford heifer,
1 yeai’ old; roan Durham bull,
2 years old.
HENS: 60 yearling Leghorn
and Rock hens.
IMPLEMENTS: Massey Harris
pony tractor, with 2-row scuf-
fler attachment, only used one
season; McC. Deering binder, 6-
foot cut, like new; Massey-
Harris 11-hoe fertilizer disc
drill; Deering mower, 5-ft. cut;
Massey - Harris b e a. n scuffler;
Deering 10-ft. hay rake; 3-horse
c u 1 t i v a t o r; Deering manure
spreader, in good condition; 3-
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
AND REAL ESTATE
in
Village of Hensall, Queen Street,
on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3
at 1:00 p.m.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Que
bec cook stove; heavy duty 3-
burnei’ electric rangette; drop
leaf table; glass cupboard; kit
chen chairs; oak buffet; exten
sion table; 4 dining room chairs;
no. small tables; no. rocking
chairs; gramaphone; platform
rocker; wall clock; chesterfield
and chair; 2 complete bedroom
suites; love seat; 4 upholstered
chairs; walnut finish single bed,
springs & mattress; floor lamp;
electric lamps; pictures and
books; small rug; hall runner;
scatter mats; linoleum rug; bed
linens; quilts; curtains; table
linen; large quantity dishes and
kitchen utensils; lawn mower;
garden tools; electric washer;
tubs and stand; sealers; fruit;
3% tons coal; wood; etc.
PROPERTY: Lot 43, Queen
Street, Hensall; white frame
cottage, 2 bedrooms, living
room, dining room, kitchen, 3-
piece bath, practically new fur
nace, pressure watei’ system, hoi.
and cold watei’ on tap. House in
excellent condition, will be sold
subject to reserve bid.
TERMS: Chattels, cash, pro
perty, 10% down, balance in 30
days.
Prop.: Estate of the late
MRS. ANNIE MCDONALD
EDWARD A. McASH, Executor
Auct.: HAROLD JACKSON
Clerk: E. P, CHESNEY
21:28c
Addilional Classifieds Will lie
Found On The Next Pago
CLEARING AUCTION
OF FARM STOCK,
AND IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction
On Highway 83, Lot 17
(south boundary of Stephen,
2 miles east of Dashwood or
5 miles west of Exeter) on
WEDNESDAY, NOV. .10, 1948
commencing at 1:00 p.m. sharp
HORSES: Bay mare, 7 years
old; bay mare, 12 years old;
good reliable work team. ,
CATTLE: Red brindle cow, 7
yx’s. old, milking, due in Jan,;
black lieil’er, carrying second
calf, due in Dec.; brindle cow, 8
yrs. old, milking, due in Jan.;
Hereford Holstein heifer, with
calf at foot; black Jersey heifer,
with calf at foot; Durham hei
fer, milking, due in iFebriiary;
■brindle Hereford cow, 9 years
old, milking, due in March;
black heifer, carrying second
calf, clue in Jan.; Hereford hei
fer, carrying second calf, due in
January; black heifer, carrying
first calf, due in Feb.; 5 heifers,
rising 2 yrs. old; 2 steers, ris
ing 2 yrs. old; 1 yearling Here
ford steer; 9 summer calves;f
polled Hereford bull, 2 yrs. old;
Hereford bull, 7 months old,
can be registered. These cattle-
are all of good quality.
IMPLEMENTS: A McCormick.
Deering tractor, on steel, 15-30,
in good condition; McC. Deering
3-furrow tractor plough; McC..
Deering tractoi’ disc, like new;
McC. Deering binder, 7-ft. cut;
McC. Deering mower, 5-ft. cut,,
good as new; M-H 15-run disc;
grain drill; Deering 11-run disc;
fertilize!’ drill; Maxwell hay loa
der; M-H 3-lxorse cultivator;
McC. Deering 1-horse scuffler;
rubber tired wagon; 16-ft. hay
rack; McCormick riding plough;
low, steel truck-wagon; 3-drum
steel roller; out-throw 14-plate
disc; stiff tooth cultivator; 6-
section diamond harrows, with
evener; 2 walking ploughs; gang
plough; McC. Deering cream se
parator, 750 cap; strainei’ pails,
milk pails; 2 wagon boxes; Clin
ton fanning mill, complete with
sieves; 2000-lb. platform scales;
chicken shelter; bag truck; root
pulper; 2 sets bob sleighs; cut
ter; buggy; 2 sets double har
ness, collars, doubletrees; sho
vels, forks, various barrels, etc*.
TERMS: Cash.
MRS.’ HARRY RADER, Prop.
MILFORD MERNER, Clerk
Alvin walper, Auct.
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