The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-03-08, Page 8Page 6 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1951
What Do
YOU Think
Of Telephone Service
In Exeter?
C, Hall, accountant; A con
siderable amount of time is spent
by me on the telephone and any
efforts put forth to improve the
local system would be sincerely
appreciated.
Donald Traquaii*, merchant:
It’s unfortunate that the equip
ment is antiquated in Exeter.
Our service is admittedly
-but I
of the
poor
faultdon’t think it's the
operators.
Beavers,
time the Bell Telephone
merchant:It’sReg
about
improved their service in
of the increased rates they are
charging. The girls are doing as
much as they can with the
equipment they have to work
with. The increase in population
warrants a more modern and up-
to-date system.
W. C. Pearce, realtor; I have
trouble between the ring-off and
calling for a new number. Some
times it’s a hard job
operator. It is a fault
know where to place
—with the system or
Wm. Middleton, salesman: The
girls are working under a handi
cap. There are too many phones
for the system. With the amount
of money we’re paying I think
it’s time we had a change.
Chas, Acheson, hotel manager:
I think there’s room for improve
ment. We should be up-to-date.
Let’s get rid “of this cranking
system and have eithei’ common
battery or dial service,
body complains about the
but I don’t think it’s the
tors’ fault.
view
to get the
but I don’t
the blame
the girls.
Every-
service
opera-
here
Want Ads - Busiest Workers In The District
FOR SALE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-—Dry maple stove
wood. Delivered.
■Custom power chain-saw work.
Reasonable rate. Phone Dash
wood 35-r-g. 22:1:8:15*
FOR SALE—Fourteen weaner
pigs and a few bushels of
timothy see4. Apply to C. Cun
ningham. 2% miles west of
Clandeboye. 8*
i?OR SALE—About 125 sap buc
kets and spiles; gathering tank nearly new. —Emerson Ander
son, Hensall, phone Hensall
675-r-4. S:15*
SPECIAL OFFER—One true k
rack, 8 x 13%, 5% ft. height,
7% x 13% inside fit 158 or
160 wheel. One space oil heat
er, like new, used only short
time. One truck rim S.25x20,
two 8.25x20 tubes. —Freeman
Horne, Woodham, R. 1.
Why have MOTH DAMAGE? 5-
year written guarantee with
Berlou against moth damage
on rugs, chesterfields and
clothing. Free estimates. —
Dinner Furniture, phone 20-W
Sctfn
USED ELECTRIC refrigerator,
newly overhauled, $125.00. —
Sandy Elliot.
FOR SALE—Lady’s new spring
coat, size 16-1S. Never worn.
Real bargain. Anyone interest
ed would do well to see this
at Brady Cleaners.8*
FOR SALE—Weaner pigs. Tele
hone 35-r-6 Dashwood. 8*
FOR SALE—Beaver oats, good
for seed. Apply: H. Faber,
6 85-r-12 Hensall. 8 c
FOR SALE—Girl’s coat, navy
blue serge, with cape, size 4
or 5; also navy blue pleated
skirt. Phone 457-r-2. 8*
FOR SALE—Astral refrigerator,
and metal table for same, both
in new condition, $125. Phone
523-iV, evenings. Stfn
Bend Dispute
Vote Looms
Possibility that residents
soon may vote in f a v o r of
Lambton or Huron counties was
seen Friday, after two commit
ties failed to decide which
county should get the village. ?
‘‘That's what we all are hop- •
ing for,” Earl Campbell of Hay [
Township, Huron County said of
the possibility of a vote. j
Grand Bend, a police village! until the recent by-law for in-1
c o r p o r a ti on, lies mostly in: for SALE_-’4 7
Lambton j’ ~ ‘ '
Huron
appeals
will be
village
Since the by-law there have
been discussions as to whether
the village should be incorporat
ed in Lambton County or Hur
on. Each county appointed its
own special committee, with
power to act. These two commit
tees met at Grand Bend, Fri- ~day. FOR SALE—Quantity or feed
“We agreed to disagree.” said j turnips. W. A. Essery, phone
John Huey, clerk of Lambton. ! Kirkton 4SS. S*
No Decision ?-----
The meeting i
man Miller, Goderich, ___ ,
Huron County and clerk for the ’ —~
meeting, to report to the provin-JpQR
cial secretary that no decision
could he reached. ■
“It was
but both
village,”
her said.
Others
not be
either county to “give the vill-l
age away.” They favoured a vote!
by Grand Bend residents as the;FOR SALE—Will exchange one
answer. ! ton of barley for mixed grain.
Ned Metcalfe, London war-j Phone Granton 5-r-7.______8^
den, was chairman for the meet-? air-tr -iq^c
ing. With him and Mr. Huey on the Lambton committee were* rtmI6
Roy Dick, of Wyoming; William I ...-BZL^.’...P^..0Pe -"Q^.....Exeterr
Manning, of Plympton: Fred!F0R SALE—3 Durham cows.
GaHie of Forest; Fred Martan, I Phone 4S.r.9 Kirkton, Walter
Thedford; and Bert Ross of: McBride. 8*Bosanquet. * —-—
The Huron committee includ-jFOR ed Arthur Nicholson, warden, of |
Tuckersmith; Clerk Miller, J. I
B. Beecroft, of East Wawanosh; I
Frank Sills, of Seaforth; Alonzo [
M-cCann, of Stephen; W. D. Cochrane, Exeter, a n d M r. I
Campbell.
HINMAN low vacuum milkers.
Faster milking, easier on the
cows. —Phone today 64-W,
Sandy Elliot.
FOR SALE—Singer sewing ma
chine in good condition; also
Sunshine baby carriage, white.
Mrs. G. Jackson, 38 Ann St.,
Exeter. 8*
but also edges into |
County. Unless there are 1
against the by-law, there •
elections in May for the
council.
Pontiac Coach,
black, 33,000 miles, good
mechanical condition. — Stan
Frayne, Exeter, phone 4S6-W.
8*
FOR SALE—194 9 Monarch Club
Coupe, whitewall tires, radio,
air-conditioning, slipcovers, fogi
i lights and back-up lights, low
| mileage, good mechanical con-
dition. Phone Clarence Knight,
174-r-ll Exeter. S*
Vn,- jFQR SALE—650 bales of mixed lerich ^cSri? of f hay‘ W' L' Rowcliffe- Phone
6S0-1M Hensall. S*
a friendly meeting,:
counties wanted the •
one committee
agreed that it
reasonable to
— -.
mem- [
would ?.
expect J
SALE—One
coat. 5-6 years
ringbone with
trim: one boy's
years size, blue
tain to match;
dresses, size 6-7
silk. These are like new
reasonably priced. Apply:
Times-Advocate.
girl's spring
size, tan her-
brown velvet
spring coat, 2
with cap and
two girl’s
years, one
SALE—1,000 bales of
hay. Good guaranteed hay. —
Kirkton phone 63-r-lS, Mr.
John Lukacli. 8*
FOR SALE—1949 Mercury half
ton pickup, $1,100.00. Apply
Charles Dietrich, 20-r-3 Credi-
ton. 8:15:22*
FOR SALE—Get your honey
while it lasts, 10 cents lb.—
Phone 418-B. 1:8*
TENDERS WANTED
TRUCK
Tenders will 'be received by
the Council of the Township of
Stephen on the purchase of a
19 5Q Chevrolet Half-Ton Truck
in good condition,
any tender
cepted. All
the hands
before the
1951.
F. W. MORLOCK, CLERK,
Crediton, Ontario.
Highest
not necessarily
tenders must
of the Clerk
31st day of
FOR RENT
or
ac-
in
or
be
on
March,
8:15c
CLASSIFIED RATES
25 words or less - 35^
More than 25 words
l^c per word.
Subsequent Insertions 25c
More than 25 words
lc per word.
Semi-Display Classifieds
(restricted to one column)
First Insertion 84c per inch
Subsequent Insertions
70c per inch
Classifieds calling
number 10c extra.
Classified ads accepted up
Wednesday noon.
. AUCTION SALES
for a box
till
TO RENT—N e w 1 y decorated,
heated, three - roomed apart
ment, all modern conveniences,
hot and cold water, garage,
basement, garden, laundry,
private entrance. —W. C. F.
Oestricher, Crediton. Sc
FOR RENT—Eight - room house
with double garage and lots of
garden ground, close to Exeter
and the Airport. Suitable for
one or two families. Ready
about April 1. —Phone 226
Exeter. 1:8*
FOR RENT—4-room apartment,
all furnished and comfortable
for a young couple. First
house north of roller rink. 8*
FOR RENT—Three-room apart
ment with bath; also laundry
room. Apply: W. F. Abbott,
Victoria St. 1:8*
FOR RENT — Two unfurnished
rooms, heated and bath. Sep
arate entrance, redecorated. —
Phone 551-W Exeter. 8c
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—Two bedroom cot
tage, complete bath, furance
1 and hardwood floors. R. E.
Balkwill. Sctfn
FOR SALE—17 5-acre farm, good
L-sliaped barn, brick house,
hydro, water pressure. Reply
Box ‘L’, Times-Advocate. 1:8c
FOR SALE—2 - apartment home
in village with 1% acre lot;
white brick with five rooms
down and four up, with two
complete bath rooms, full cel
lar with hot air heating, frame
barn, good garden with ber
ries and fruit trees, early pos
session. —Wm. Pearce. 15
FOR SALE—Brick house, seven
rooms with sun porch, hard
wood floors, hydro, small barn,
greenhouse, 3 acres of land,
north of Thames Road Church.
Mrs. Win. Smith. S:15*
AUCTION SALE
of Implements and Tools
The estate of the late
FRED J. NEIL
Lot 18. Con. 14, McGillivray
half mile south and half mite
east of West McGillivray
on
MONDAY, MARCH 12
at 12:30 p.m.
of horses: 2 sets
sets of single
collars; 1938
; McCorinick-
22-36; 32x46
Team
heavy harness; 2
harness; 6 horse
Chevrolet sedan
; tractor,
of
. - . Auction S^ls{Deering-
copy should be m Tuesday at Qeorge White steel thresh-
the latest.
Bookkeeping charges will be
added to all accounts not paid
within one month.
WANTED
WANTED—Roomers and board
ers. Modern home. Phone 22-Ml
Exeter.S:15*
HORSES WANTED—I am in the
market for any number of
horses of all kinds; will pay
up to 3 cents per lb. Also
want bush horses. —G.
Dow, l*tfc
J.
WANTED—Farm, preferably in
Exeter region. Reply givjng
ALL pertinent facts to Box
“D”, Times-Advocate. S*tfn
XVANTED—Roomers and board
ers. Apply 364-R Exeter or
Times-Advocate. 1:8*
WORK WANTED
WOMAN will do housework by
the day; will also do dress
making. Apply Times-Advocate.
1:8*
Letter To The Editor
Dear Editor
As one of the contributors to
the Hospital Fund I feel I
should write a few lines about
the location of the Hospital.
I suggest it could be located
directly east of Andrew and
George Streets on Mr. Gilbert
Dow providing this is agreeable
to Mr. Dow. This would not re
quire any fill as the Street is
already built. The land is very
level and quite high which
would make it very easily drain
ed and it would be very easily
landscaped.
A Smail Businessman
Name available on request
FOR, SALE—About 50 hens and
1 goat. Apply W. J. Dickey,
R.R. 1, Lucan. 8*
er, with combination grain and
clover attachments, mounted on
rubber; 13-hoe M.H. fertilizer
drill, with seeding attachments;
2 rubber-tired wagons; 3 steel-
tired wagons; 3 horse cutters;
2 flat hayracks; 2 garden <cuff-
lers; combination rack; 1-man
hay rack; trailer and stock rack;
2 M.H. binders, 7-ft. cuts; 20-
hoe Frost & Wood grain drill;
12-lioe Peter Hamilton grain
drill; Fleury-Bissell land packer;
2 Maple Leaf twin ploughs; side
delivery rake and tedder; Me.
new four mower; Me. No. 7 oil
bath mower; 4 walking ploughs;
2 riding ploughs; Bissel tractor
disc; cutting box; 2 sets har
rows; horse cultivator; bean
■■■■___ corn
cream separator; set of
wagon
dump rack, suitable for hauling
canning factory produce. Massey-
Harris 6-ft cut binder; 3-section
diamond borrows; Fleury No. 21
walking plow; homemade rubber-
tired wagon, equipped with 600-
X19 extra heavy tires, 2 tires are
brand new; John Deere team
manure spreader; Maxwell hay
loader; M-II. mower; Deering
10-ft. dump rake, like new;
extra heavy 3-wheel trailer, with
stock rack; 1-horse scuffler;
heavy set of logging sleighs;
side scraper; large potash kettle;
stoneboat; colony house, 10x12
ft.; colony house 6x8 ft.; 2
range shelters; large capacity
Queen oil brooder stove; coal
brooder stoved both in good con
dition;
various feeding hoppers;
cream separator; complete
outfit for horses and
brass mounted britchen harness;
plow harness; single driving har
ness; 2 brand new horse collars;
sleigh bells; 75-ft. 7-inch rubber
belt; bag truck; 1,200-lb. scales;
stirrup pump and hose; garden
hose; loot pulper; 3-h.p. heavy
duty brand new electric motor;
scythe; milk pails; milk strain
er; cow lead; shovels;
doubletrees;
100-ft. of snow fence;
M-H.
tattoo
cattle;
and other articles.
POULTRY EQUIPMENT: Four
500 -capacity electric brooders;
10 chicken shelters; water
founts; etc.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT: 5 milk
cans; cream can; filter strain
ers; new electric cattle clippers;
DeLaval separator.
SYRUP EQUIPMENT: 200
buckets and ljds; spiles; 2 pans
6 ft. and 7 ft,; heater; gather
ing tank.
MISC.: Five to 6 tons of baled
hay; 2 tons cull beans; bushel
clover seed; some turnips.
TERMS: Cash. No reserve as
farm has been sold.
E. H. CHIPCHASE, PROP.
BERT HORTON, CLERK
ED CORBETT, AUCT.
l:8e
Cl . t
ploughs;
cutting box;
iuno, horse cultivator;
scuffler and bean puller
1 sheller;
sleighs with log bunks;
box; 2 root pulpers; number of
steel and wooden barrels; horse-
drawn grader; Mc.-D. 4-furrow
tractor plough; Mc.-D. all steel
manure spreader; Fleury-Bissell
manure spreader; 2 gravel boxes;
buzz saw; horse-drawn disc;
Maxwell hayloader; ice saw out
fit, can be power driven; 1%-
h.p. Mc.-Dd. gas engine, with re-
2 electric fencers;
mixer; small ce-
AUCTION SALE
of Furniture and
and Household Effects
on
SATURDAY, MARCH 17
AT WOODHAM
The undersigned auctioneers have
received instructions to sell by
public auction at
WOODHAM
at 1:00 p.m.
the following:
FURNITURE: One 3-piece
light oak bedroom suite
springs and mattress; one
oak dresser and washstand
wht iron bed springs and
tress; one wht bedroom
with 44” bed (vanity dresser
wit h bench) and washstand
(springs and mattress); one 36”
spring-filled mattress and springs-
new only used 6 month; Wright
piano mahogany finish with stool
in good condition; 3 oak rocking
chairs in excellent condition; 2'
smaller kitchen rockers; a quan
tity of kitchen chairs; 6 cane
bottom chairs; 1 sq. living room
table with shelf 25” by 25”; 1
walnut couch with blue tapestry;
1 walnut chair without rockers
with blue tapestry; all 3 pieces
in good condition (1 tapestry
covered stool 14” high); 1 round
dining room table dark
good condition will seat
dining room chairs to
table extra good; 1 new
oil burner medium size;
3 yds. x 2%;
I
, chains;
boxes; doubletrees; tools; and
many articles too numerous to
mention.
HAY & GRAIN: Nine ton of
alfalfa and
bales mixed hay,
quality; 100 bushels of Cornell!
wheat; 250 bushels mixed grain;
quantity cob-corn.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Solid
oak complete dining room suite;
3-piece mohair chesterfield, like
new; combination book case andi
writing desk; daybed; complete
bedroom suite; Brunswick phono
graph with records, in new con-'
dition; leather rocker; various
mirrors; chest of drawers; bed
couch; lawn mower; metal
churn; 2 copper boilers; new
ringer; 4 congoleum rugs, various
sizes; glassware; chinaware; odd
dishes; pictures; etc. All articles
are in new condition.
TERMS: Cash. This being a
large sale, selling will start at
1 p.m. sharp. No reserve, as the
farm is sold!
WILLIAM PARKER, PROP.
MILFRED MERNER, CLERK
ALVIN WALPER, AUCT.
timothy hay; 175
all of good
with
light
with
mat
suite
ducing gear;
large cement
ment mixer; number of cement
casings, numerous lengths; 2-
rubber-tired wheelbarrows; drive
belt; fanning mill; oat roller;
horse clippers; large ice box; set
of scales; 40-ft. '
der; bag truck;
500-gallon fuel tanks;
cement step forms; set of cement
gate post forms; large quantity
of carpenter tools, in good con-
*dition; blacksmith drill and bits; I AM IN THE MARKET for all,Grey Bonny set of socket
kinds of, horses, any size, any iwrenches; wood turning lathe
’ ■’ chisels; steel chisels; tool
chest; hand saw; crosscut saws;
hand ice saw;
double block and
light tank and
stretcher; grease
of steel logging
stone; large
hand seeders;
transmission barrel and pump; 2
barrel oil pumps, like new; hay
fork and slings; double barrel
shot gun; single barrel shot gun;
forks, shovels, picks, cant hooks;
oil lamp incubator, 14 0-egg cap
acity; 6 00-egg electric Jamesway
incubator; 2 hot water chicken
brooders; 3 chicken houses, 10 x
12; turkey rain shelter; 2 chick
en shelters; small wooden heat
er; sap pans and sap pails;
other numerous articles.
TERMS: Gash.
J. R. McLEAN, AUCT.
Roland Neil, Earl Neil, Mrs.
Lila Neil, Executors
MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY TO
gage on
Advocate.
LOAN on first mort-
farm. Apply Times-
8:15*
SEWING MACHINES bought,
sold, serviced and repaired.
Phone evenings, Bob McLean,
527-J. 30tfc
age. —G. J. Dow. phone 83
Exeter. l*tfc
PAINTING and paperhanging,
kitchen cupboards and cab
inets. Tom Walker, Exeter,
phone 553. tfc
BABYSITTING — In Exeter, by
capable middle-aged lady. Tele
phone 4S5-R. 8*
6-R00M frame house, insulated,
oak floors, 3 bedrooms, 3-pce.
bath, furnace, built-in cup
boards, hot and cold water, I
hydro. Garage. W. C. Pearce J
Realtor, Earl Parsons, Sales-!
man.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
FEMALE HELP WANTED—Re
quires knowledge of bookkeep
ing, must be accurate in fig
ures. Apply in person to Geo.
T. Mickle and Sons Ltd.,, or
call 103 Hensall. ltfc
150 ACRES in Stephen Twp, 1% <
storey brick house, bank barn, j
hog pen, hen house, driveshed, j
Electricity. W. C. Pearce, Real-!
tor. I
WANTED—Two waitresses. Ex
perience unnecessary. Apply:
Monetta Menard’s, phone 88-R
8c
MALE HELP WANTED
A
EXETER NORTH, 4-room house '
with partial basement, built-in
cupboards, sink, town water, I
garage, barn. W. C. Pearce, !
Realtor. ll:18:25ci
LOCAL WATKINS Dealership
is open for a reliable man, be
tween 25 and 55, owning car
or light truck, No capital or
experience required. Perman-.I
ent and profitable connection ]
for right party. Write Dept.
O-E-6, The J. R. Watkins Com-i pany, 350 St. Roch, St., Mont-|'2
real, Que.
134-ACRE FARM for sale. This
farm has good buildings with
hydro and water pressure. The
land is in a good state of cul-'
tivation. There is a good [
young bush. Located close to j
village and highways. —0. V. 's
Pickard, Realtor, Main Street,!
-------------------------------------------; ANTED—Man to work in mill.
Permanent position. —Cann’s
Mill, phone 35-W Exeter. 8c
WANTED—Reliable man, to be
hired by the year. Phone 457-
r-11 Exeter, Arthur Rundle.
8*
FIFTY ACRES—No. 4 highway, j
Modern one-storey house, like '
new; good barn. Hydro:
throughout. Possession to suit!
purchaser. This is a very de-?
sirable property, c. V. Pickard, I
Realtor, Main St., Exeter. 1
FOR SALE—Two-wheeled heavy
duty utility trailer, with lights
and removable canvas top. —
Phone Exeter 512-J, 31 Ann i
Street._____ ___________8:15* |
HOME & INVESTMENT—We are
offering, at a reduced price, a
property which will provide
you with a very comfortable
home and, at the same time
give you a very good monthly
income. It will pay you to in
vestigate this. C. V. Pickard,
Main St., Exeter.
I.
FOR SALE—Boy’s brown covert
cloth suit, in good condition.
Size 7. Can be seen at Brady
Cleaners or phone 4S-r-2 Cre-
diton. * 8*
LOOKING for a new or used
Dodge car or truck? Phone 31
Hensall for immediate delivery.
22:1:8:15c
extension lad-
bag holder; 2
set of
chain hoist; 2
tackles; Presto
lamps; fence
guns; number
chains; grind
emery stone; 2
2 hay cutters;
and
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Livestock, Tractor, Farm
Implements, Hay, Grain
and Household Effects
ON THE PREMISES
N.H. Lot 13, Con. 3,
Stephen Township
m. north of Centralia Airport
8:lo:22:29c jrpjjg undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 •
commencing at 1 p.m. sharp
CATTLE: Holstein cow, rising
Help Wanted
Man to Sell and Set Up
Implements and Tractors
(Steady job for the right man)
We pay as little as 'possible.^
Larry Snider Motors
Phone 6 4-W Exeter
LOT
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock,
and Implements
8, CON.3, TUCKERSMITH
on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14
1:00 p.m.
CATTLE: Red cow, due March
white cow, due March 14;
heifer, due March 18; 2
cows, due April 10; Hol-
cow, due April 5; 2 red
calf at side; Jersey cow,
16;
blue
roan
stein
cows,
due April 18; 9 Durham steers
and heifers 300-500 lbs.; f "
ham calves, 2 months old;
steers, 1.050 lbs. half fat.
PIGS: Forty shoats, 50-80
lbs.; 4 York sows, due in April.
IMPLEMENTS: Cockshutt man
ure spreader; Cockshutt 3-sec-
tion lever harrows;
rake; buck rake;
rack; 11-hoe Massey
fertilizer attachment;
H. disc drill; spring
vator; disc; No. 5
binder; 3-section drag harrows;
DeLaval separator; brooder
stove; sling ropes; forks; 2
block and tackles; wheelbarrow;
chains; stoneboat; brooder house
12x8; 10 cords of wood; corn
crib.
MISC.: 100 bales of hay; 40-
50 bus. feed wheat; 50 bus. of
Ajax oats,
cles.
TERMS:
MILT
ED CORBETT, AUCT.
Miss Margaret Brown just re
turned from a visit with her
neice, Mrs. M. L. Parker of Ham
ilton.
FOR SALEj—One china Cabinet;
2 steel Venetian blinds, 36 in.;
1 balloon tired bicycle. Doug
herty, House No, 179A Airport
SC
6-R00M, lj-storey brick house.
3 bedrooms, 3-pce. bath, fur
nace, hot and cold water,
hydro. Barn, henhouse and
more than one acre land. W.
C. Pearce. Realtor
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
PERCY C. WRIGHT
LICENCED AUCTIONEER
Orotnarty, Ontario
Furebred, Farm, and Household
Sales a Specialty
For A Setter Auction Sale
Cali “The "Wright” Auctioneer
Phone Hensall 690-r-22 Collect
I
FOR SALE—19 <19 Chev De Luxe
Fleetline 2-door sedan, blue
colour, air conditioning, heat
er, custom rndio, slip covers
on since new, 20,000 miles. —
Emerson Anderson, Hengall,
phone Hensall 675-r-4. 8:15*
BRICK HOUSE, hall, spacious
living and dining rooms have
hardwoood floors, den, kitchen
on main * floor, four roomy
bedrooms and 3-piece bath
upstairs. Automatic water heater, hot air furnace. Attic |
insulated. Attached gar age. I
This is one of those houses !
well built from basement to
roof, mostly in good condition.
Suitable for a family desiring space for nice furniture. It I
could be duplexed. ——W, C. I
Pearce, Realtor, Earl Parsons,
Salesman.
In the Estate of
TOM FISHER,
otherwise known as
THOMAS FISHER,
deceased.
persons having claims
FOR SALE — 4 - burner Moffatt
electric range with high oven
and warming oven. Phone 180
Exeter. 8e
HOUSE for sale or rent. Imme
diate possession. One block
east of the locker. Can be
divided into two apartments.
Api>ly Mrs. Josh Heywood,
phone 176-r-16 Exeter. 8c
oak in
10; 6
match
Quaker
valour
rug, 3 yds. x 2%; tapestry, 3
yds. by 2% in.; curtains; poles;
floor waxer; floor polisher; kit
chen cabinet; medicine chest;
sewing machine New Williams;
| Conner washing machine; tubs;
12 glass washboards; wash bench. I HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: One
toilet set nearly new, 7 pieces;
2 parcial toilet sets'. (Child’s
crib, baby’s 'basinet, baby’s toilet
basket); feathers duck; (bread
box, meat saw, dishes, empty
sealers, pans, fruit; kettles; 2
iron pots; rolling pin; clothes
horse; pictures; flower baskets;
work baskets; magazine rack;
paper rack; wooden bowl; house
' " : new shelf 24”; step lad-
' ; 2 electric irons;
[quilting frames; curtain stretch
ers; crosscut saw 6 ft.; forks;
hoes; shovels; and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash. v,
Estate of the late
ALONZO MILLS
FRANK TAYLOR AND
MAT MARRIOTT, AUCT.
2 Dur-1 toilet; nOw
aid; 4 Jder; mirrors;
sliding hay
15-ft. flat
horse drill
13-run M.-
tooth culti-
M.H. 6-ft.
Few household arti-
Cash.
LOVE, PROP.
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock
and Implements
undersigned has receivedThe
instructions to sell by public
auction at
LOT 21, CON. 2, STEPHEN TP.
1 mile west of Exeter, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21
at 1:00 p.m.
the following:
CATTLE: Cow due March 15;
cow due March 17.
IMPLEMENTS: Two - wheeled
trailer; M.H. 6-ft. binder; Deer
ing mower, nearly new; 10-ft.
McCormick dump rake, nearly
new; M.H. fertilizer seed drill;
M.H. cultivator; 2 scufflers; disc
harrow; walking plow; iron ket
tle; 4-section harrows; set dou
ble harness; land roller; double
disc; plow; wheelbarrow; straw
cutter; 200 ft. of hay fork rope;
4 slings; fanning mill; turnip
pulper; set of scales; 2 McCor
mick Deering cream separators,
new, w i t li in o t o r ; steel-tired
wagon; rubber-tired wagon with
flat rack; set of sleighs; light
sleigh; S bus. clean beans; 6
tons timothy hay; pig trough;
boxes; barrels; chains; whiffle-
trees; neckyokes; forks; shovels;
hoes.
A quantity of furniture.
TERMS: Cash.
FRED FINKBEINER, PROP.
FRANK TAYLOR, AUCT.
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock
and Implements
25, CON. 1, HAY TWP.
miles north of Hensall
undersigned has received
JL 1L/U. irUlbtCxll VwVYy X
J 6 years old, fresh 6 weeks; Hol
stein cow, carrying second calf, | due middle of March; Holstein
heifer, carrying second calf, due
in May; Jersey cow, 6 years old,
fresh 3 weeks with twin heifer
calves at foot; black Jersey cow,
Arising 6 years old, fresh 6 weeks
with calf at foot; part Shorthorn
and Holstein cow, 4 years old,
with calf at foot; yearling Short
horn heifer; 2 Polled Angus
heifers, rising 2 years old; part
Holstein and Polled Angus hei
fer, rising 2 years old; 2 Polled
Angus steers, rising 2 years old;
Holstein yearling heifer; Polled
Angus yearling steer; 4 Polled
Angus heifers, rising 2 years
old; 3 summer calves; Shorthorn
yearling steer; 2 Shorthorn
(Steers, rising 2 years old. These
all good grade quality cattle.
PIGS: Two purebred York
shire Sows, carrying second lit
ter, both due before sale date;
3 purebred Yorkshire sows, 4
months old, not ' *
all choice pigs.*
TRA3T0R &
Goodison Oliver
rubber, equipped
front axle, power
lift bean puller, and 2-row scuff
ler. his tractor is nearly new
and in guaranteed condition, M6-
Deering 13-run disc drill
equipped With horse or tractor
hitch and markers,
hew cohditidn; Case S-ft.
plate automatic trip tractor disc;
Mc-Deering 9-ft, cultipacker; MC-
Deefirig 3-fufrow fkee bottom
tractor plow. All these imple
ments are practically new. John
Deere rubber-tired wagon, roller
bearing, 16x650 6-ply heavy duty
tires, new last year; flat
J
I
All
against the Estate of Tom Fisher,
otherwise known as Thomas
Fisher, late of the Township of
Usborne in the County of Huron
Who died on or about the 26th
day of January, 1951, are re
quired to file particulars of same
with Elmer D. Bell, Solicitor, of
Exeter, Ontario, by the 31st day
of March next after which date
the estate Will be distributed,
having regard only to
claims of which notice has
received *
ELMER D. BELL,
Exeter, Ontario,
Solicitor for Executor,
Administrator.
8:15:22c
those
been
IMPLEMENTS:
60 tractor, On
with adjustable
take-off, power
in brand
32-
LOT
lx4
The
instructions to sell by public
auction on
THURSDAY, MARCH 15
at 1:00 p.m. sharp
LIVESTOCK: 4-yr-old Holstein
cow, freshened Dec. 25; 6-
old Holstein cow, freshen
time; 5-year-old Holstein
freshen sale time; black
due in November; Jersey
freshen time of sale,
and Holstein heifer with calf at
foot; Durham heifer bred
ham heifer springing
heifer springing
fer near
heifers.
PIGS:
between
IMPLEMENTS
Chalmers tractor, on rubber
wheels, one year old, starter,
lights, power take off; Oliver
bean puller to fit tractor; Allis
Chalmers 60 combine, one year
old; International 3 - f xi r r o w
plough; Cockshutt side rak6, 2
years old; Cockshutt
valor, 1 year old;
rows; packer; Me.
section drag harrows,
rubber-tired wagon with rack; i
rubber-tired wagon; hay loader;
dump rake; 2-whebled trailer, 16
x 600 tires; extension ladder;
horse scuffler; root pulper; 100
steel posts;
posts;
Wire; 7
1%-h.p.
5 bunches shingles;
gas drains;
•year-
sale
cow,
cow,
cow,
Durham
Dur
blue roan
blue roan hei-
2 years old; 2 Holstein
Herd TB tested.
Five York sows,
March 25 and April... WD AI
due
2.
1 i s
adj
1%
7-ft. culti-
Lever har-
mower; 3*
1 year old;" J
anchor and btace
electric fencer; barbed
175 feet new hay rope;
. electric motor; forks;
barrels; 3
set double harness}
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock
and Implements .
AT LOT 22, CON. 2,
TUCKERSMITH TWP.
east & 1 % north of Kippen
THURSDAY, MARCH 22
at 1:00 p.m.
HORSES: Team Clyde fillies,
5 and 7 years old, 1,400 lbs,
Harness and collars.
CATTLE: Nine Choice Durham
cows, fresh and freshening in
spring; 10 baby beefs; 6 Durham
C 3/1 VOS«
POULTRY; 200 hybrid hens.
Quantity of hay atid grain.
Full line of farih machinery and
some household effects.
TERMS: Gash.
Harold Jacksoh, Atict.
Mrs. Warren Schilbe, Prop.
E. P. Chesney, Clerk
15c