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'Page 6 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1949
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STRAYED
STRAYED—Onto the farm of
Roy Carrick, Highway 88, two
yearlings, black. Owner may
have^same by paying expenses
3:10:17c
NOTICES
ll
ATTENTION—Draw for the pom
pom rug to be mado Friday
evening at 9:15 at the Lyric
Theatre. 10c
strayed—From Lot 12, Con.
4, Ueborne, a 2-year-old black
and white heifer, with T.B,
tag in one ear and a vaccinate
tag in the other ear. Please
phone Harold * Taylor, 39-r-8,
Kirkton. 3: 10 :17c
ATTENTION—Baby Sitters. We
would like to compile a list of
baby sitters. Please telephone
287-W- " 10*
FOR SALE FOR SALE HEEP WANTED
Simplicity, truth and persist
ency are three factors that build
success in advertisin
110.00 REWARD will be paid to
anyone furnishing information
to locate the person that stole
parts from the 1.936 Plymouth
in front of Lang's Garage. —
Phone 327.
FOR SALE—International .corn
picker, 3 years old. Malcolm
Spence, R.R. 6, St. Marys,
Ont., phone 38-r-9 Kirkton.
10c
FOR SALE—Started pigs, born
and raised on the premises! A.
E. Oestreicher, 57'—10 Dash
wood, 1% miles north of Dashwood. ’2:9:16*
Now for Christmas
FOR SALE—Late 1948
special deluxe 4-dooi’
hamilton green, only
3,000 miles, new car
tion.
Dodge
sedan,
driven
condi-
•Sam Rollins, Hensail.
10*
FOR SALE—A , Coleman iron,
streamlined. —Phone Crediton
19-r-21. 10c
FOR SALE — On Wednesday,
November 16: Beach electric
stove, 194? model; 1947 Cof-
field washing machine;
nut Duncan
dining table;
baby scales;
chair; wash
vacuum cleaner;
iator; sandwich toastei*
plain electric toaster;
muffin
chairs;
tains;
warmer;
trays;
rugs;
dishes;
kitchen
brown
many ■
E. R.
wal-
Pfyl’e drop-leaf
2 walnut chairs;
baby bed; high
tubs and stand;
electric rad-
; iron;
electric
3 kitchen
draperies; cur-
’ ; lin-
jewel-
cloth-
jacket
Mrs.
Road, Crediton,
j LLldpH A v S? j
bedspreads
costume
utensils;
squirrel
other articles. -—
Johnston, South
10
FOR RENT
FOR SALE—Three-piece 1 i -g h t
maple studio couch with two
chairs. Price $60,00, —T. M.
Webster, 30 Ann St,, Exeter.
10*
FOR SALE—C elery by the
crate; bring your own crate,
Apply: Alvin Gingerich, R.R,
3, Zurich, phone 90-r-6. 10 *
FOR SALE—Studio couch, like,
new; set of 4 kitchen' qup-
board units, will divide in 2
sections for ease in moving;
2-burner liglity duty rangette;
1, Exeter. 10*
FOR SALE—Rangette, in good
condition. —Apt. 202, Elliott
Apts. . 10*
FOR SALE— 19 47 5-passenger
Chevrolet coupe, heater, radio,
etc. in good condition, Mr.
Stock, Centralia Airport, phone
Local 40. 10*
FOR SALE—Leonard refrigera
tor, 7 cu. ft., $298.; Findlay
heavy duty electric cook stove,
cost $215., selling for $165.
Apply: Roy Brock, corner of
Andrews and Leughall Streets
(upstairs). 10*
HELP
oral
neay
good
Exeter Times-Advocate stating
age and experience. 3:10c
WANTED—Girl for gen
housework, good home
London. Private room,
wages, Write to Box D,
chickens; electric stove, new; rack: sideboard; 2 leather
vacuum cleaner with attach-j couches; antique r baby. ^bed; 3 mentis, nearly new; coil springs, bedroom suites, compete with
and mattresses, nearly new. i dressers and commodes; West-
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct. ....................
FRED DAWSON, Clerk
Now, before the Christinas rush really begins, is the
ideal time to do your Christmas shopping. What finer
gift
can
our
than something electrical—something practical
you give ? We invite you to drop in and look over
nationally known merchandise.
FOR RENT—Radios, by day or
week; vacuum cleaners; elec
tric floor polishers. —Beavers
Hardware.
FOR SALE—China cabinet oi’
bookcase; also Duncan Phyfe
diningroom table, almost new.
Phone 429-J. 10*
ir Radios Yr Electric Clocks
★
Refrigerators
Electric Blankets
"fc Lamps
★ McBrine Luggage
FOR RENT—Two cottages at
Grand Bend, winterized, .two
bedrooms, living room, kitchen
and bathroom, running water.
Phone Grand Bend 42-r-15.
10*
FOR SALE—An English pram.
Phone 304-M Exeter. t ipc
Yr Electric Kettles
★ Toasters
FOR RENT—Three-room heated
apartment, newly decorated
with all modern conveniences,
hot and cold water, 3-piece
bathroom, cellar and garage.
Apply: Wm. Oestreicher, tele
phone 12-J Crediton. ^10c
FOR SALE—Red squirrel jac
ket, size 18, in good condition,
one-third its regular value.
Apply: Mrs. N. Hockey, phone
239 Exeter. 10c
Heating★
ShaversElectric
Vacuum Cleaners ★ Irons
LOST AND FOUND
And Many Other
R. E. RUSSELL
Phone 109 Exeter, Ont
Useful Suggestions
★
★
LOST—One white wool scarf, in
the arena. Leave at Times-
Advocate. 10c
Pads
is like a COW
FOUND—In Main Street church
a pair of bifocal, dark-rimmed
spectacles. Owner may have
same by paying for advertise
ment. Times-Advoate.
A nursing sow is a lot more like a cow than most people realize — even her owner! To
grow a big, strong, healthy, thrifty litter she has to provide around a pint of good rich
milk per pig per day. Figure that out lor 10 or 12 pigs, and it adds up! So she needs
body-building, conditioning feed before and after they’re born ... a milk-maker, too.
Grain alone won’t do the job right.
Purina
CHOW
sawiPiG
FOR SALE—Blue Kenwood
bunting bag, like new. Phone
1S6-W. 10c
CONSTIPATION SUFFERERS —
Why experiment with harsh,
griping laxatives when you can
help relieve your condition
with the, wholesome, gently
laxative cereal, Romal Meal?
Here is a tried and tested for
mula, developed by Robert G.
Jackson, M.D., that combines
the natural food values and
delicious flavors of whole
wheat and whole rye with the
gentle, laxative properties of
flax-o-lin and bran. Thousands
of sufferers have written to us
praising the laxative qualities
of Roman Meal. You, too, may
find relief with this valuable
energy food; Ask your grocer
for Romal Meal.
Write today for FREE Book
let, “Nature’s Way to Good
Health” by Robert G. Jackson,
M.D., to Dr. Jackson Foods
Limited. Dept. K, 1 Willingdon
Blvd., Toronto. RM2
FOR SALE—'34 Chev standard
coach, in good condition; '30
Model A. Apply: Broderick
Bros., phone 277. 10*
FOR SALE—Good Cheer
stove, white enamel, in
condition, water front,
be sold at once. Apply:
derson’s Store.
cook
good
Must
An-
10*
If you’re short of grain, or
your grain is poor, feed
both the soW and pigs Pig
Growena just as it Comes from
the bag. (Many good hog men
feed one bag per pig, after
weaning, to ensure a good
start.)
4 If you have good grain,
V make the tnost of it —
balance it, fill in its weak
places with Sow & Pig Chow.
Just mix it with your chop,
and let the little pigs have it
as Well as the sow.
FOR SALE—-Cider apples. Ap
ply: Leonard Dietrick, 2 miles
south of Dashwood. 10c
FOR SALE—*37 Buick, mechan
ically perfect, new paint, new
tires, new battery. Phone day
time Local 29 R.C.A.F. 10*
FOR SALE—Windmill, self-oiled
head, good shape. —M. Des
Jardine, 52-r-15 Dashwood.
10c
FOR SALE — R.C.A.F. officer's
greatcoat, best quality Melton.
Shows no wear. Size 42, to
fit a man 180 lbs., 6 ft. tall.
Phone 376 Exeter. 10*
FOR SALE—IS weaner pigs.
Apply Morris Dennomme, R.R.
Dashwood, phone 57-r-4,
10117*
Want eggs? Then feed a
mash that has “what it
takes” to make them—and
keep on making ’em. We
stock and recommend
Ah extra feed of extra
good feed pays off in extra
eggs. Layers like Purina
Laying Checkers, eat them
greedily.
Here’s the easy way to put
extra weight and finish on
yoUr market birds —pen
them up and feed them
for 2 Weeks on
Purina Purina Purina
LAYING MASH LAYING CHECKERS FATENA CHECKERS
t Largest
NOW ON DISPLAY
Traquair’s
——----Hardware
THE STORE with the CHECKERBOARD SIGN
FOR SALE—Boars, purebred
Yorkshire, serviceable age and
younger: also bred and open
gilts. —Hugh Filson, R.R. 4,
Denfield, 2 miles west of Birr
10*
FOR SALE—Grimm evaporator,
12’ x 2^ (fully equipped);
storage tank (capacity 400
gal.); gathering tank (4 bbl.)
250 sap pails; 250 spiles. AU
in good condition. 30 cords
evaporated wood (pine roots).
Apply to Willis Dundas, Sea
forth 192-M. 10*
Big Community
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
at lido p.m,
WANTED-—for the town of Exe
ter and vicinity, an ambitious
young man, with selling ex
perience preferred, about 30,
married, to represent an old-
established Life Insurance
.Company handling Ordinary,
Industrial and Accident busi
ness. Good wages " and com
mission. Permanent employ
ment and an excellent oppor
tunity for advancement. Apply
Box M, Exeter .giving full de
tails as to present and past
employment, education, etc.
10c
s WANTED
HORSES WANTED—Have just
received another order for
meat horses for the States.
" Also will* buy some big bush
horses. G. J. 'Dow, phone 83
Exeter. 10*
WANTED—About 10 head of
cattle to feed for winter. Ap
ply: Gerald Prout, telephone
172-r-4 Exeter. 10*
HORSES WANTED—Any age
and any weight. —Frank Tay
lor, phone 138 Exeter. 29/9tfc
WANTED—Three vicious watch
dogs. Will pay good price. —
Wein Bros., phone 78 Exeter.
10:17c,
WANTED—About 12 head of
cattle to feed for winter to
run loose; also a sow due in
about a week for sale. Apply:
Russell Morley, phone 17 6rl2
10*
REAL ESTATE
100 ACRES self-drained land at
Denfield, 12 acres bush, frame
house, large bank ibarn, hen
house, hydro. —W. C. Pearce,
Exeter. 10c
FOR SALE—A storey and a half
6-room house in Crediton, hot
and cold water, 3-piece bath,
builtin cupboards; grounds are
fenced. Phone 52 Crediton.
3tfc
DUPLEX FOR SALE—W e a r e
offering, for the first time, a
large duplex ho'me, well locat
ed in Exeter, complete with
two bathrooms and two heat
ing units. Buyer may liye in
comfortable quarters and draw
good income from -balance of
property. Quick possession.
Other houses. C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Main St., Exeter. 27c
FOR SALE—Modern new home,
full basement, furnace, elec
tric hot water heater; fir
trim throughout, .hardwood
floors, oak and birch; ample
kitchen cupboards. Priced
right. —J. W. Hern, Sanders
St., Exeter. 13*tfc
FOR SALE—Building lot in
Centralia with 40 ft. frontage.
Phone 27-r-6 Crediton. 3:10c
NEW TWO-BEDROOM
Cottage
Full Basement and Furnace
Complete Bath and Shower
R. E. Balkwill
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
Of Cattle
Strathroy
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12
150 tested stockers steers and
heifers; mostly choice Herefords
Trucks to Deliver
A. G. McALP'NE, Auct.
10c
12
COMMUNITY AUCTION
FALL SALE
will be held in the
Village of Crediton
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
(Under Cover)
Chesterfield suite; defroster;
camera; hot water; car heater;
2 girls’ overcoats; flight boots;
6 yards velvet; rocking chair;
easy chair;, 50-ft. garden hose;
oven for hotplate; tire ,600x.l6;
electric iron in good working
order; china; kitchen clock;
electric toaster; Hoovei’ vacuum
c’eaner; cistern pump; pedestal;
white enamel kitchen stove;
mattresses; organ; stool; leather
davenport; bicycle; hotplate; 50
Sussex' pullets; dresser; table;
cupboard; commode; buffet; '34
Chevrolet panel; ’50 Dodge 1-
ton pickup; Durham calf, 6
months ol<L T.B. tested.
Coal brooder stove, 1,000-
bird -capacity; electric brooder,
300-bird capacity; chicken feed
ers and waters; Viking cream
separator, 600-lb. capacity; two
■cistern pumps; 2 new iron litter
carrier poles, 3 6 ft. long; 4 oak-
dining room’chairs; bed, with
new spring-filled mattress; sof-
fa; bed; pillows; Quebec stove;
6 bags eating potatoes; wooden
door, inside storm windows with
glass; coal oil heater oven; and
some chairs; ’ sewing machine
with frame on wheels.
If you have anything
contact Wm. H. Smith,
and your article will be
Come, buy and sell.
WM. H. SMITH, Auct;
Crediton, Phone 43-r-2
inghouse electric radio, in good condition; Sherlock Manning or!
gan, in first
crokinole board;
ironing board;' 1
wheel chair;
pet sweeper;
wash stand;
sets;
table;
lamps;
utensils;
complete;
ware; gl
fish
crocks;
ious congoleum rugs, of various
sizes; linoleum, 12 x 14 ft,;
wheelbarrow; potato, sprayer;
small wagon; garden tools; and
numerous other articles,
TERMS; Cash.
Estate of the late
■CATHERINE FINKBEINER
REUBEN GOETZ, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auct.
class condition;
; wardrobe;
2 feather ticks;
clothes rack; car
quilting -frames;
complete toilet
leaf
o
chair; drophigh
hanging lamp; small
kitchen sink; kitchen
7 8-piece dinner set,
; odd dishes; silver-
:lassware; butter dish;
bowl; chinaware; sealers;
3 rugs, 9 x 12 ft.; var-
12
to sell
Auct.,
listed.
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Real Estate
And Household Effects .
in the
Village of Zurich
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16
commencing at 1:30 p.m. sharp
REAL ESTATE: Property be
ing Lot , Z., ~
There is on the property a sub
stantial
with summei kitchen attached,
a small garage, good garden
soil, excellent watgr, centrally
located. Property is in first
class condition.
TERMS of Real Estate: 10%
on day of sale, balance in 30
days. Sold subject to- a reserved
bid.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Chat
tels—Quebec range, for wood or
coal; 3-burner coal oil stove
with oven; Marvel heater, for
wood or coal, like new; West
inghouse electric radio; dining
room square top extension ta
ble; 4 dining room chairs; wal
nut combination writing desk
and book case: antique dining
room table; china cabinet with
large mirror; sewing machine,
like new; leather rocker; large
upholstered rocking chair; 2
couches; walnut centre table; 2
antique dressers; 2 commodes;
medicine chest; leather rocker;
bureau; electric washing ma
chine; drop-leaf kitchen table;
6 kitchen chairs; large glass
kitchen cabinet; chest of draw
ers; electric iron; large mirror;
electric lamps; linoleum, 8 x 10
ft., like new; wooden bed, with
springs and mattress; steel bed,
with springs and mattress; sin
gle steel bed, with springs and
mattress; porch swing; various
picture frames; quilts; pillows;
and mats. All kinds of kitchen
utensils; silverware; glassware;
various antique dishes; sealers;
crocks; complete dinner set;
garden tools; benches; etc. Four
tons chestnut Coal,
is
105, Vol. S., Zurich.
whit: brick dwelling
Everything
in first class condition.
TERMS: Cash.
BLAKE HORNER,
ALBERT HORNER,
Executors of the late
» J. W. Horner Estate
R. F. STADE, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auct.
FDR SALE—Large modem cab
in trailer. Apply: Chas. Diet-
rich Construction Co., phone
20-r-33 Crediton. 10:17:24*
FOR SALE—B a b y buggy in j
good condition, $15. For Avon I
Products, phone 3 83-J mor
ning and evening. 10*
FOR SALE—1933 Dodge sedan,
cheap for quick sale. Apply at
Supertest Station, Hensail.
10c
FOR SALE—’37 Chev, ’29 Chev,
’29 Plymouth, *28 Chrysler.
Phone 129-W, Moore’s Garage,
Exeter. 10*
Additional Classifieds
On e 7
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Real Estate
And Household Effects
in the
Village .of Dashwood
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23
commencing at 1:3G p.m. sharp
REALESTATE: Property con
sists of part Lot 24, S.B., Hay
Township; 1?> acres of land,
frame house, with summer kit
chen and woodshed covered with
asphalt shingles, good sized,
frame barn, excellent water, best
of garden land; will be sold
subject to a reserved bid.
TERMS of Real Estate: 10%
on day of sale, balance in 30
days.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Ban
ner range, in good condition;
kitchen stove; coal oil heater;
electric 2-burner hotplate, like
new; dining room extension
table; 6 dining room leather
seat chairs; kitchen table; 6
kitchen chairs; kitchen cabinet;
two phonographs
large hall mirror
frame; 4 good
chairs; hammock;
machine; two oak
various
drawers;
board; 1
sink;
piece
beds, springs and mattress; com
mode; dressers; electric lamp;
2 wash stands; galvanized tubs;
washing machine; toilet set;
; beautiful hand-
and frames;
rack; good leather suit
ironing board; complete
wreath dinner set; odd
some antiques; various
with records;
with beautiful
oak
Singer sewing
centre tables;
fern stands; chest of
bureau; glass cup-
2 wash stands; kitchen
antique folding bed; 3-
bedroom suite; 2 steel
rocking
small mirrors; 1
painted pictures
paper
case;
birdal
dishes;
jar diners; glassware; silverware;
kitchen utensils; blankets; pil
lows; wheelbarrow; fire extin
guisher', 2 tree pruners; onion
Scuffler; lawn mower; various
garden tools; largp assortment
of carpenter tools in best of
condition; and many articles too
numerous to mention.
TERMS; Cash.
JESSIE WILD,
EMMA STATTON,
Executors of Felix Wild Estate
ALVIN WALPER,
I Auctioneer
Exeter Motor Sales
Dodge
Dodge Job Rated
In stock are several
cars taken in on new
and we gladly will demonstrate
them.
We carry a full line of gen
uine Chrysler parts and equip
ment; also a complete stock of
antifreeze and winter equipment.
Let us winterize your car or
truck and save you worry and
money.
DeSoto
Trucks
good used
units. Call
Fred Dobbs
Phone 200 Exeter
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Real Estate
And Household Effects
ih the
Village Of Dashwood
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to Sell -by public
auction on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1»
commencing at 1:30 pah. sharp
REAL ESTATE: Property
consists of a Well built brick
house with a good dry cellar;
has Woodshed, small barn, good
garden, hydro. A very ^esirable
property, suitably located, with
plenty of good water. Property
will be sold
served bid
sold.
TERMS Of
on day of sale;
days.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Kit-,
hen stove, Banner; small coal
and wood heater; coal oil stove
with oven; dining room exten
sion table; square top centre
table; 6 dining room chairs;
clover leaf top table; 4 rocking
chairs; leather rocking chair;
James Street Clitirch Shed
Bring anything you have to
sell or come and buy. There will
be lots of other things not men®
tioned on this bill.
Knechtet kitchen
(enamel top); set
chairs; new extension
chen extension table
bedroom suites; large chest of
drawers; pair wicker chairs and
rocker; new all enamel Wing
ham ■ Classic cook stove; single
bed; steel cot; odd chairs and
tables; springs and mattresses;
feather ticks; buffet; dishes; 2
bedroom outfits, complete with
springs and mattresses; oak din
ingroom table; 6 chairs and
sideboard; 2 large leather rock
ers; kitchen table; cherry •bur
eau; large cupboard; kitchen
clock; stretcher;
topcoat; beds;
tresses; buffet; _____ ___,
6 diningroom chairs; 2 big lea
ther chairs; baby buggy; satin
rose bedspread; electric washing
machine; boy’s bicycle; 1-h.p. ------,
gasoline engine; 2 new type Heather . .
wire stretchers (1 giant size, 1 match; kitchen table; 6 kitchen
junior size) brand new, can foe chairs; kitchen cupboard
used for moving buildings; bath kitchen mirror; ,,
tub; sewing machine; crate of ’ jardiners of various sizes; hall 5
Control "Colds”
■>
with Ar-Sulfa *
cabinet
6. kitchen
table; kit-
2 3-ptdce
kitchen
man’s
; mat-
■;
young
springs;
kitchen table
subject to a re-
if not previously
Real Estate: 10%
balatie in 30
leather rocking chair;
setee,with chair to
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; large
music rack; 4 ;
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When infectious coryza (com
monly called' 'Colds’') hits your
flock, check it quickly with
Dr. Salsbury’s Ar-Sulfa. It’s
easy to use Ar-Sulfa
in the flock’s water.
And bird’s usually
show improvement
in just 48 hours.
Ar-Sulfa is econom
ical, too. Ask for
Ar-Sulfa.
t
% Your Drugs at
is
Robertson’s
Phone 50 Exeter
Z
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