The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1946-10-03, Page 4.Page 4 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER M, 1946
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Dr. Heininger Will Speak
At Crediton Jubilee
PERSONAL
•:W:
DR, H. R. HEININGER
BACKACHES GO QUICKLY, often
after first dose, RUMACAPS two-
way action attacks the cause, re
lieves the pain. Robertson’s Drug
Store.
Slendor Tablets are effective. 2
weeks’ supply $1; 12 weeks’ $5,
at Robertson’s and ail druggists.
Exeter, 8-4tc
PILES generally
from a
conges-
are
caused
(blood)
tion. Try Bunkers
Herbal Pills to treat the cause, at
its source. Money back if the first
bottle does not satisfy. At Drug
Stores,
MISCELLANEOUS
ORDER your Thanksgiving chicken
now, Barred Rock roasters,
dressed and drawn, ready for thp
oven, 4 to 7 pounds. Norman
Cowan, Hay P.O, or phone Dash
wood 40rl3. 26:3:10c
•+
FOR SALE I NOTICE TO CREDITORS
FOR SALE—A good barn, 4Qx6A
stabling below steel roof. Apply
B. L. Wilson, R.R. 6, St. Marys,
or phone 64r7 Kirkton. 26:3*
FOR SALE—200> New Hampshire
hens, hatched in April, 1945,
government tested and banded,
Q.B.S., flock disease free, have
molted and now laying 3 ft -doz.
a week. $1,25 each. Apply Mer
ton Sholdice, Ailsa Craig, phone
Crediton 20r6. 3*
PULLETS FOR SALE—325 Bar
red Rock pullets, 6 months old.
started to lay. Apply to Joseph
Ferguson, R.R. 1, Hensall, phone
80r2 Hensall. 3:1'0*
FOR SALE — Boy's brown tweed
coat, leggings and helmet, size
8 years, 'Phone 120 Exeter. 3c
In the Estate of JOHN T\ HICKS,
deceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate of John T. Hicks, late
of the Township of Usborne, County
of Huron, deceased who died on or
about the twenty-fifth day of Oc
tober, A.D., 1949', are required to
file particulars of same with Elmer
D. Bell, solicitor, after which date
the estate will be distributed hay
ing regard only to those claims of
which notice has been received.
Dated the 16th day of September,
A.D., 1946.
ELMER D. BELL,
Solicitor for the Executor.
19:26:3
years old; 1 bay horse, 7 years old;
i "
1
blue roan gelding, Q years old;
yearling colt.
HOGS—3 sows, >due in October;
sows, due in December,
POULTRY — 200 Barred Rock
pullets, 6 months old; 150 'Sussex
pullets, 6 months old; 250 Sussex
pullets, 3-and-a-half months old.
WOOD—-18 cord of Cedar, 1 foot
length,
CATTLE—25 HOLSTEIN COWS;
12 springers; 3 fresh cows; 10
cows, milking, and bred; 10 Hol-
Stein theifer calves. These calves
are all vaccinated. This is a good
•herd of cows, and all are in good
condition.
BEEF CATTLE — 10 Hereford
cows, with Hereford calves fay side;
20 Hereford yearling heifers; 15
yearling and 2-year-old steers. This
is
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NOTICES
a
Dr. Harold R, Heininger, presi
dent of the Evangelical Theological
Seminary, Naperville, Illinois, will
be the speaker at the Zion Evan
gelical golden Jubilee services over
the Sunday of October 20th.
Dr. Heininger received his B.D.
degree from the seminary where he
Is now teaching, his B.S.T. from
the Boston University school of
Theology, and his Ph.D. from
Chicago University.
He has been professor at the
Seminary since 1923 when he join
ed the staff as professor of New
Testament Exegesis. He has been
professor of Christian Theology
since 1927, and president since
1939.
Previous to joining the faculty at
JESNEY SHOE REPAIR — Now
open for business. Repairing
neatly and promptly attended to.
Crediton. tfp
FOR SALE—Quebec heater, small
size, in good condition. Apply
to Reg. Hodgson, Centralia.
Phone 18r3 Crediton. 3c
pastoratesNaperville, he held
Massachussetts.
Dr. Heininger is a
Board of Christain
the 'denomination, and president of
the Chicago Theological Faculties
Union in 1944.
member of
Education
the
of
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HELP WANTED
WANTED — Girl for restaurant
work. Phone 11 Exeter. tfc
FOR SALE—Bed and dresser to
match;
glass top; couch;
vately. ? .. \
Moir, Hensall.
NOTICE—We have installed a key
duplicating machine and are pre
pared to make duplicate keys for
most cars and cylinder type
locks. Beavers Hardware. tfc
choice lot of beef cattle.
TERMS—CASH
Positively no reserve.
WILMER HOWATT, Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auct.
extensive clearing
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
w. E. Nairn, auctioneer, will sell
by public auction on
Lot 2, Con, .8 Hibbert
3 miles east of Staffa, on
Wednesday, October 9, wa
commencing at 10,30 a.m., the fol
lowing;
HORSES—-Team Of Clyde mares,
11 ami 13 years.
CATTLE—40 head of choice Hol-
steins, 1 Jersey, 1 Ayrshire, 6 cows
due in October and November, 6
cows due in January and February,
7 heifers due time of sale, 7 heifers
due in November and December, 5
heifers due in January, 6 heifers
February and March, 5
heifers, 3 young calves, 1
Holstein bull, 2% years
kitchen cupboard with
to sell pri-
Apply to Miss Helen
3c
WANTED — A girl for general
housework, modern farm, no out
side work. Apply to Mrs. T. L.
Patrick, Ilderton. 3 c
POSITION WANTED—Experienced
stenographer, requires part or
(full time employment. Apply to
Box H, Times-Advocate. 3*
FOR SALE—Heintzman piano, $85.
Apply to Wm. Darling, Clande-
boye.______________________3 *
FOR SALE — 3-furrow Massey-
Harris disc plow, Apply at
Miassey-Harris Shop.3c
FIRST POSTING OF
VOTERS’ LISTS, 1946
Municipality of
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
County of Huron
^NOTICE is hereby given .that
FOR RENT
FOR SALE—Grey tweed topcoat,
size 16, in very good condition;
brown tweed topcoat, size 14.
Apply Miss M. Rogers, Main St.
3*
FOR RENT—Webster Paint Spray
Outfit. Apply Beavers Hardware,
tfc
iFOR sale — 1933 Chev. coach,
tires nearly new, serial number
5 82930; also purebred 'Durham
bull, 2 years old. Apply to Har
old Taylor, Exeter. 3*
Det a Want-Ad be your salesman
—a Go-Getter that costs you little.FOR SALE1—There - still is some
feeding molasses left. We also
have a carloah 'of baled wood
shavings. Cann’s Mill. 3c
,NOTICE is hereby given .that I
have complied with Section g of
The Voters’ List Act and that I.
have posted up at ray office at Cen
tralia, Ontario, on. the 27th day
of September, 1946, 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 omissions cor
rected according to law, the last
day of appeal being the 18th day of
October. 1946.
Dated at Centralia, this 27th day
of September, 1946.
LLOYD B, HODGSON,
Centralia, Ontario.
list
call
remains there
upon all voters
proceedings to
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FOR' SALE—Library table; gent’s
bicycle; 10:0' ft, 7-in. belt; 800
lbs. cream separator, McCormick-
Deering. Apply Geo. H. Wright.
3*
AUCTION SALES
Let flowers express vour sentiments every time.
They say it better than a thousand words. We
have roses, pom pom mums, glads, pots of branch
ing ivy, rose bowl with a floating rose.
EXETER FLOWER SHOP
Ralph Bailey and Family Phone 276
Glamour
Starts
Here
Fall
I
Tomlinson’s Hairdressing
Exeter
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“Exeter*s Favorite Beauty Spot”
Phone 146
Yes Indies, right here at Tomlinson’s* If you want an
easy io care for natural looking permanent make
an appointment with us. A permanent styled for
every type of hair and for every taste,
REAL ESTATE
'FOR SALE — 50 acre farm, fair
buildings, .good soil and well,' fall
oi’ spring possession. Apply at
Times-Advocate. 26:3*
FOR SALE —- For immediate pos
session, 1 % storey, brown rug
brick house on William Street,
all modern conveniences,
wood floors and garage. Apply to
. Mrs. W. A. Balkwill, John St.
hard-
FARM FOR SALE — 200
highway, well situated;
house with conveniences,
with water -bowls, silo,
houses, hydro, driveshed. W.
Pearce, Exeter.
acres
brick
barn
hen-
C.
3*
HOUSE- FOR SALE----- First class
bungalow in Crediton; full hath,
furnace with, stoker and ther
mostats; two-deck henhouse;
colony house; possession soon.
W. C. Pearce, Exeter.3*
I
FARM FOR SALE—150 acres clay
loam, highly productive, well-
fenced and -drained, plenty of
good spring water, 15 acres bush;
good bank barn with new hip-
r'oof straw shed; good brick
house, hen-house and other small
4 buildings;
hydro; 80
mile from
miles from
Link, Dashwood,
well-equipped with
rods from school, 1
Highway 83, seven
Grand Bend. George
Ont., R.R. 2.
12 tfc
FOR SALE—1%-storey brick house
modern conveniences; extra lot.
This property is located close to
business section of Exeter; quick
possession. C. V. Pickard, Main
St., Exeter.____'----------i—------------------ ---------
FOR SALE — Comfortable brick
house with hydro and 3-piece
bath. Small stable; 3% acres
productive garden land; edge
Exeter; fall possession. O.
Pickard, Main St., Exeter,
of
of
V.
FARMS WANTED—We have buy
ers for farms and smaller acre
ages. If you are considering sel
ling your property come in and
talk the matter over or drop us
a line. C. V. Pickard, Main St.,
Exeter.
FOR SALE — 120-acre farm, well-
located on paved road, comfort
table house, good bank barn;
hydro and water. Productive soil,
12 acres bush; also 50 acres cul
tivated land without buildings,
near Exeter. C. V. Pickard, Exe
ter.
WANTED
WANTED—100 horses, atty kind of
a cheap horse. Will pay good
prices for them. Frank Taylor:,
Exeter tfc
WANTED TO BUY — Late model
cat, must be in good condition.
iPhone Alvin Gingerich, Zurich,
S4r3. 3:10*
WANTED—Farm with good bush,
with or without buildings. If
you have a lOO-acre farm with
2o aores or more of bush or a
fifty with 1'0' acres Or more of
bush please contact us. We have
buyers for such farms. U. V.
Pickard, Main St., Exetet.
AUCTION SALE
Strathroy, Saturday, Oct. 5th:
200 cattle including choice run of
Hereford steers; trucks to deliver.
A. G. McAlpine, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSE AND LOT
The undersigned has 'received in
structions to sell -by public auction
x ftnMain Street, Exeter
on'
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4tli, 1946
at 2.30 p.m.
The property of the late Mrs.
■Christie,, belonging to Miss Margar
et Rogers; 7-room house with bath,
all 'hardwood floors, upstairs and
down, good barn and garden. One
of the nicest houses in Exeter.
A real good place to live. Don’t
miss this good property.
TERMS—Made known on. day of
sale.
AUCTION SALE OF
CHATTELS AND CHICKENS
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction in
CREDITON
(North of the Church), on
.SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5tli, 1046
at 2 p.m. E.S.T. the following:
Electric range; congoleum rug;
2 bed springs; 2 hall racks; kit
chen chairs; glass case; coal scut
tle; grain bags.
40 yearling White Leghorns; 150
Leghorn and Rock pullets, 7 months
old; 150 R.I. and Rock hybrids, 5
months old; fattening coops; crates;
hoppers; and other equipment.
6 dining room chairs, anm chair,
2 porch rockers, parlor table, 2
wash stands, paper rack, large kit
chen sink, small writing table/ 2
commode, sets, verandah cot, 3-
burner gas stove with oven, fold
ing clothes -rack, 2 wicker baskets,
traveling bag, rug 6’ x 9’, rug 6’9”
x 9’, 2 metal window screens, ver
anda bench, several 5-gallon cans,
10-gallon drum, buck-saw, shovel,
logging chain
small .chains,
■digging bar,
(nearly new),
fork, meat cutting bench, car jack,
part roll
■round pole
cook stove, large fire box, in good
condition;
enamel with porcelain top table.
TERMS—->C(ASH
REV. WM. H. YATES, Prop.
E. SMITH, Clerk,
WM. H. SMITH, Auct.
Crediton 43-2.
1 Vd'LL‘3,
shovel,
19’ long; several
2 heavy pry bars,
good wheelbatrow
manure fork, potato
4-p-o'int barbed wire,
16’ long, 2” thick; used
kitchen cabinet, white
due in
yearling
purebred
old.
HOGS
sows, ready to breed; 20 hogs, 150
lbs.; 30 hogs, 100 to 125 lbs.; 27
hogs, 80 lbs,; 10 hogs, 70 l'bs.; 13
pigs, 8 weeks old.
IMPLEMENTS—Standard Goodi
son 7-0- tractor on rubber, with
starter, Hights and cab; McC.-D. 6-
foot one way disc; 102 Oliver 3-
furrow adjustable tractor plow on
rubber; set of 8 ft. iMjcC.-D. double
disc: 3-section -Case lever harrows;
10-inch Model X flPapex hammer
mill complete; buzz saw, will fit
any 70 tractor with one bolt, 3-ft.
blades; new Cockshutt manure
spreader on rubber; Case hay loadv
er; M.H. side rake; McC,-D. tedder;
6-ft. Deering mower; steel bay
rake; rubber-tired wagon; 16-ft.
rack; rolling rack; corn box; Deer
ing binder; Bissel in-throw 14-plate
disc; M.H. corn cultivator; Deering
seed drill; 13-hoe cultivator; 2
walking plows; 2 (harrow carts; 2
sets iron harrows; 2 sets of sleighs;
2 light wagons; buggy; 2 cutters;
stock rack; scuffler; fanning mill;
150-gal. gas tank and pump; 2
chicken shelters; set of scales;
Viking cream separator with motor;
land roller; 25 cement pig troughs;
2-wheel stock trailer with rack; 9
anchor posts; bag truck; bay fork;
3 sets team harness; set light team
lha'rness; sap pan, buckets, spiles;
cooking furnace with pan; set of
grates; lumber; forks; chains; a
quantity of furniture; 2 sets of rope
slings and many small articles not
listed; also 175 Barre,d Rock pul
lets, 5 months old (if not sold be
fore the sale).
Positively no reserve. Terms,
W. T. COLQUHOUN & SON, Prop.
W. E. NAIRN, Auctioneer,
THOS. WALSH, JACK KRIES,
Clerks.
6 purebred Yorkshire
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
W. E. Nairn, auctioneer, will sell
by public auction op
Lot 19, Con. 8, Hibbert Township
on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1916
at 1 o’clock, the following;
HORSES—Team of Clyde mares,
4 years old, well broken; general
purpose, 4 years old, well broken.
CATTLE'—* “ " ’
grade Holstein
Holstein cow,
Monogram, No,
20; purebred; Holstein cow, Green-
den Bonheur Monogram, No. 554322
due Nov. 20; purebred heifer, Bon
heur Carnation Lolly Greenden, No.
1-year-old; Holstein bull
6 months old; 5 Holstein cows-
in October; 2 Ayrshire cows,
in October; 2 Holstein cows,
in November; 2 Holstein icows,
in December; Jersey cow, due
45 purebred and
cattle; purebred
Greenden Beauty
5618'07, due Oct.
68^657,
calf,
due
due
due
due _ - . .in January; 2 Holstein cows.J’idue
in February; 2 Holstein cows due
in May; 7 heifers fresh with calves
by side; 10 Holstein heifers, due
in January; 6 Holstein heifers,
yearlings; Jersey heifer, yearling.
HOGS — 90 hogs; 8 hogs, .150
lbs.; 20' hogs, 120 lbs.; 23 shoats,
85 lbs.; 20 pigs, 65 lbs.; 20 pigs,"
7 weeks old.
IMPLEMENTS—M.H. binder, In
ternational hay loader; F. & W.
side rake; hay -tedder; Cockshutt
seeder with fertilizer attachment;
corn scuffler; Cockshutt stiff-tooth
tractor cultivator; Cockshutt 3-
furrow tractor plow; set double
id-iscs-; farm wagon and hay rack.
The above cattle are a choice lot,
only two cows over five years old,
all blood-tested, all heifers, vaccin
ated and will be sold subject to
T.B. and blood test. These cows
'have plenty of size and in first class
condition with -good uddeirs and
sold under guarantee.
Positively no reserve. Owing to
scarcity of help this herd must be
sold.
TERMS—’CASH
CLIFF (MULLER, Prop.
W. E. NAIRN, (Auctioneer,
MISS MARGARET ROGERS,
■Prop.
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF
80 HEAD OF CATTLE AND
A NUMBER OF PIGS
These cattle are all Durham
Hereford feeders, ranging
400 to 700 pounds.
This sale will be held at
Mrs. Jos. Ban’s Farm
on? mile north of Drysdale,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Sth, 1946
HAROLD JACKSON, Auct.
DAVID LEMON, -Prop., Seaforth
and
from
on
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1946
at 2 p.m., on
Main Street, Zurich
near Massey-Harris Shop. In case of
wet weather sale will be in church
shed.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — Spen-
icer full enamel range foi’ coal or
wood; hard wood; drop leaf table;
6 oak dining room chairs; china
buffet, oak; oak .centre table; small
table; Philco electric .radio, 7-tube;
studio couch; hassock; 2 beds with
springs and mattresses; 2 wash
stands and dressers, oak; Quebec
heater with guard, like new; 2 coal
oil stoves; fancy plate .glass mirror;
table lamp:
chen chairs:
cloth, 12x14
ft.; felt rug,
er.
Planet Jr.
vator; Viking cream
hand or electric, like new
5-ft, mower
stiff-tooth cultivator and other ar
ticles.
rocking chair; 6 kit-
2 toilet sets; floor oil
ft.; Wilton rug, "9x12
9x9 ft.; sausage grind-
onion seeder and Culti-
g cream Separator
22 rifle;
Quebec sulky plow1;
TERMiS—CASH
henry Lawrence, Prop.
OSCAR KLOPP, Auctioneer. *
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES,
CATTLE, HOGS, POULTRY
at
Lot 29, Com 13, HuHett Township,
2 miles west of Blyth and 3 miles
north-west of Londeaboto, cm
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1946
commencing at X p.m. sharp, the
following:
HORSES—1 matched black team,
6 and 7 years Old; 1 bay horse, 6
FARM SOLD
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS
at
Lot 11, Con. 1, Biddulph Txvp.
No. 4 Highway, 6 miles south of
Exeter, 6 miles north o-f (Lucan, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Sth, 1946
at 12.3'0 p.m., standard time.
HORSES—Team of mares, rising
S' and 9 years (a good farm team);
bay gelding, -rising 7 years.
CATTLE—5 0 head of cattle in
cluding Ig Durham and Hereford
yearling steers, 24 Hereford and
Durham Yearling heifers, 2 pure
bred Hereford cows with calves, 2
grade cows with calves. The above
are a choice lot of cattle, many
from purebred Stock.
HOGS—2 purbebred
due at time of sale;
York sows, 'due Nov. 1;
York sow, due Dec. 20;
at time of sale; 6 weaner pigs; 1 purebred York ’hog (tattooed elig
ible foi’ papers).
IMPLEMENTS — Goodison Hart-
Parr 12-24 tractor, new motor in
stalled last year; Cockshutt 3-fur-
row tractor plow; -McCormick-
Deering stiff-tooth tractor cultiva
tor; Cockshutt 16-plate tractor
double disc;' Cockshutt oil ' bath
mower, 5-foot cut; International
side -delivery rake (new), used only
one month; Deering 13-disc seed
■drill (nearly new); drag harrows;
diamond harrows; land roller; 4-
row sugarbeet and bean scuffler;
one-horse hand scuffler; Case corn
and bean scuffler;- rubber-tired
wagon; combination hay and sugar
beet rack with side lift for mechan
ical loader; set of sleighs; John
Deere hayloader; riding plow;
walking plow; Frost & Wood bind
er; John Deere manure spreader;
Renfrew 600 lb. cream separator
(slightly used); extension ladder;
2 electric fencers with insulators;
double harness; and many
‘ GRAIN—SOO bushel of
grain, good enough for seed; .
tity of Pin Oats from registered
seed (ideal feed for fowl Or any
stock).
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — 6 Oak
leather bottom chairs, buffet and
table; 12 kitchen chairs,
ers; 5 beds; Springs; 2 felt and 3
spring mattresses; combination book
case anj writing desk; office desk;
2 leather rocking chairs and couch;
sewing machine; 3-burner McClary’s
electric stove; white enamel wood
and coal stove; Coleman oil heater
(living room style); electric heater;
electric mantel radio; iron, toaster;
ironing board (all hew); and num
erous other articles,
TERMS—CASH
Positively no reserve, as farm is
sold,
MRS. GERTRUDE HENNESSEY,
Prop.
FRANK TAYLOR, W, S. O’NHlL,
Auctioneers.
York sows
4 purebred
1 purebred
1 sow, bred
other
mixed
quan-
2 dress-
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
on
Lot 19, Con. 9, Stephen Township,
5 miles west on Huron Street,
Exeter, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1946
at 1 o’clock sharp the following:
HORSES—-Gelding, 8 years old;
mare, 11 years old.
CATTLE'—Cow, 5 years old, due
Jan. 27; cow, 5 years old, due Mar.
15; cow, 6 years old, due Mar. 17;
cow 4 years old, due Mar. 22; cow,
3 years old, due Mar. 5; heifer, due
Mar. 27; cow, 5 years old, due Apr.
3;, black cow, five years old, due
May 27; farrow cow; 9 2-year-old
steers and heifers, all Durhams;
6 2-year-old steers; 8 spring calves.
PIGS—3 brood sows; 33 pigs,
7 weeks old; 20 Stockers from 150
to 175 pounds.
1 25 hens; quantity of hay; 1,000
bushels of mixed grain; 20 single
cord of dry wood; quantity of lum
ber.
IMPLEMENTS—Oliver bean pull
er ana cultivator; Farmall H row
crop tractor, nearly new; McCor
mick-Deering tractor plow, new;
Massey-Harris fertilizer drill, new;
McCormick-jJeering manure spread
er, new; McCormick-Deering 7 foot
binder; McCormick-Deering mower;
hay rake; 28 plate tractor disc,
new; 17 tooth Massey-Harris culti
vator; steel roller; 13-hoe drill;
Cockshutt spreader for repairs; set
of sleighs; 2 cutters; top buggy;
.pea harvester; turnip seeder; rub-
bei’ tired wagon; steel tired wagon;
hay rack; wagon box; pig rack; 2
walking plows; riding plow; 2-fur-
row Mapleleaf plow; 2-furrow disc
plow; ankerholt; cream separator*
root pulper; fanning mill; extension
ladder; set of scales, 2,100 pounds;
iron kettle; electric fence; grass
seeder; quantity of piping; set of
double harness; set of single harness; sap pans;’hay fork; some odd
pieces of harness; set 4-section
Diamond harrows; iron pump, com
plete; cow hell; 25 gal. gas 'drum;
silo cable; sling ropes; forks;
shovels; whiff letrees; neckyokes;
chains; boxes; barrels and other
articles.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE — 9-
piece dining room suite; living room
rug, 3^x4 yards; white bedroom suite, complete; poster bed with
Springs; wooden bed and springs;
kitchen tabla and chairs; couch;
toilet set; 2 rocking chains; enamel
cook stovd, like new; kitchen range;
whits enamel heater, new; small
heater; coal oil stove; Daisy churn;
Beatty washing machine; large milk
can; fruit jars; ice cream freezer;
butter sdish; cloak; lamps; Aladdin
lamp; Colemaft lantern; General Electric radio; -desk; ironing boabd;
flat ‘.................................................
and
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned auctioneer has
received instructions to sell by pub
lic auction on
Lot S, Con. 9, McGillivray Twp.,
on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1946
at 1 o’clock the following:
HORSES—Gelding 6 years old;
aged work horse-; driving mare.
CATTLE—Cow, due time of sale;
2 iheifers. due in January; 5 cows,
all due in April and M'ay; 2 two-
year-olds; 9 yearlings; 6 calves.
Sow due time of sale; 30 hens.
IMPLEMENTS — Massey-Harris
binder, in good condition; McCor-
imick-Deering mower; hay rake,
new; 2 seed drills, 13-hoe; Massey-
Harris cultivator; spring-tooth har
row; set of harrows; wagon; hay
rack; disc harrow; gravel box; set
of scales; set of sleighs; cutter; set
of double harness; wheelbarrow;
Renfrew cream separator; coal oil
stove; heater; dresser; forks;
whiff letrees; neckyokes; chains;
boxes; barrels and other articles.
TERM'S—’CASH
WES. DICKSON, Prop.
■GEORGE LAWSON, Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
Wan. H. Smith .and Frank Taylor,
auctioneers, have received instruc
tions to, sell by public auction at
Lot 9, Con. 7, Stephen Twp.
mile south of Crediton, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17tli, 1946
at 1.30 p.m., the following:
HORSES — Bay mare, 9 years
old; bay mare, 10 years old; bay
gelding, 8 years old.
CATTLE —* Jersey cow due in
December; Holstein cow,- due in
May; Holstein heifer, due in May;
farrow cow; fat cow; 2-year-old.
Durham steer; Guernsey yearling
■heifer; Holstein yearling, XXVISytAMIl yea-L
Hereford yearling heifer;
heifer;
yearling
steer; 2 spring calves.
HOGS—(York sow, idue in Octob
er; Ybr'k sow due in December; 2
York sows, not bred; 33 shoats.
HENS -— 100
Sussex yearlings.
IMPLEMENTS
6 ft. cut binder
mower, 5 ft. cut,
Cormick-iDeering
M.H. scuffler and bean puller
truck wagon; low wagon;
sleighs
section
mick walking plow,
cutter
rake;
Hamilton
tooth cultivator;
cream separator
sets of double
scale, 2000 lbs.; __„„ ___pulleys; quantity of hay; 200” bus?
of mixed grain; brooder stove, 500»-
laundry stove; 3-
stove; table and
7
'quantity
Oil barrel;
stone boat and other
new Hamps and
— Massey-Harris.
; Frost & Wood
, nearly new; Mc-
unanure spreader;
*; steel
_ _ „ set of
set diamond harrows, 3-
one horse scuffler; McOor-
’ ’ _ . nearly new;
; Fleury walking plow; horse
root pulper; flat rack
12 hoe drill;
anker holt;
wheelbarrow;
harness,
ropes;'"slings and
: Peter'
spring-
No. 1
2
Renfrew
irons; 4 gal. crock; pictures
other articles.
TERMS — CASH
ART AMY, Prop. .
GEORGE, LAWSON, Clerk)
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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chick capacity;
burner coal-oil
chairs; Aladdin hanging lamp
h.p. Perkins (gas engine
of lumber; chop box;
hog crate; ‘ _
articles too numerous to mention.
i Positively no reserve as the prop
rietor has given tip farming,
TERMg—QASH
NELSON .SINCLAIR, Prop.
GEO, LAWSON, Clerk,
WM. H, smith and FRANK
TAYLOR, Auctioneers,