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Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Lang-iv ki . «.» r | ford, Edwin and Shirley of, |p Nutrition runCJ
Thedford spent Sunday with Mr. |
a.nd Mrs. Herb Langford. |
Mrs. Leopard Thacker and j
Dinda spent Friday with Mrs. T. i Waugh of London. |
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lang-1
ford, Walter and Donnie spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Trewartha of Holmesville. |
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones andls*-.-
Carl «were Sunday guests at the’ing,
home of Mr. and Mrs. x ah-,,
Bryan of Prospect Hill.
Mrs. George Channell
Marilyn of Bloomfield and Miss
Edna Facey of Pieton t__'Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. f
Gladwyn Hooper.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Facey. I
Beth, Lorna and Morley of Wei-’ ’n Mrs> N Watson, Mrs.
burn spent Wednesday evening!R 'Batson and Mrs. R. Ratcliffe
with Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn | part. Refreshments were
Hooper. i served by the hostess and com-
Mrs. Maloney of Blyth spent pnittee.
last week with Mrs. Fred Thom- Ross Francis. Preston Morri
son and friends. (son. Laurence Beckett shot a
_‘wo»f in Ashfield Township while
«5t hunting ducks this past week.
’ Mr. and Mrs. William Rat-
’ cliffe spent the past week with
.Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ratcliffe at
1 Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Johns of Exeter
J visited their daughter, Mrs. Wes
| Neil.
I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allen
jj.and family and Mr. W. Kerslake
j of Londesborqugh were Sunday
~ guests with Mr. Lewis Fletcher.
Memorial Wreaths.
I
BLANSHARD
ii BIRTHS
The October meeting of the
Kirkton W.I. was held at the
i! home of Mrs. Clayton Smith.
8 Mrs. H. Shute read the scripture.
Mrs. E. Roundell was appointed
assistant for club girls with Mrs.
Robert Robinson as leader. A
donation of §5 was given to the
Unitarian Fund. Mrs. Glen Allen
gave the motto. Mrs. W. Hard-
1 , convener health, took
James’charge of the remaining pro-
, gram. Mrs. C. J. Switzer gave a
§ reading oxi Home Nurse. Mrs.
- « William Ratcliffe was guest
srienP- speaker and. gave a very eduea-
-- I tional address on Health Rules
-----’and National Immunization. Mrs.
iW. Harding conducted an apple
;-------{quickie contest. A skit was giv-
I en with Mrs. N. Watson.
COOK-—Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.
Cook,
Anita
ed to
their
at St. Joseph’s Hospital, Lon
don, Wednesday. October 31.
1951. a granddaughter for Mr.
and Mrs. N. E. Cook.
HUNKIN—Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Hunkin wish to announce the
birth of a daughter, Margaret
Frances, at Victoria Hospital,
. London, on November 5, 1951.
CARDS OF THANKS
Hensall* Ontario, (.nee
Hildebrand» are pleas-
announce the arrival of
daughter, Carol Dianne,
Mrs.
thank all
tives for
ceived by
illness.
Re-Elect Pryde
AND KEEP ON THE
GOVERNMENT SIDE
• Mr. Alvin Harding of Petrolia
.spent the week-end with his par-
‘ and Mrs. William
of Poppies
♦‘Lest We Forget”
LAST CALL FOR BULBS
Tulips ........ .
Daffodils .......
Hyacinths .....
Paper Whites
SI.00 doz.
. $1.50 doz.
5 for $1.00
... 3 for .25
Bailey Florists
j enrs, Mr.
Harding.
Sympathy
late Walter
buried from the Kirkton United
Church Saturday. Mr. Hazlewood
was a highly respected citizen of
the village for many years.
Flowers were placed in the
church Sunday in memory of
Mr. and Mrs. Hazelwood.
The first <ineeting of the Kirk
ton Teddy Bears was held at the
home of Mrs. R. Robinson with
11 present. The members are as
follows, Helen Budden, Donna
Stone, Marilyn Marshall, Jean
Shute, Pauline Simpson, Shiela
Watson, Blanche Switzer, Glenys
Doupe, Georgina Hall. The girls
received their books. The of
ficers are: President, Marilyn
Marshall; press reporter, Georg
ina Hall: secretary, Sheila Wat
son.
The assistant leader, Mrs. E.
Roundell, gave a demonstration
on testing rayons.
November 5 meeting was held}
in Aberdeen Hall. Roll call was - answered by telling how to pre-|
pare material for cutting,
of the girls demonstrated.
is extended to the
Hazlewood, who was
[A Festival Of Bargains Right Here
Ervin Devine wishes to
her friends and rela-
cards and treats re-
her during her recent
8c
IN MEMORJAM
loving
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Coleman oil heater,
medium size, 200-gallon tank.
A Dayman, Grand Bend. 1:8*
BARGAINS!
Ladies Home Journal,
Regular §3.0Q per year.
24 years §5.00
Specials on Holiday and
Country Gentleman
New or renewal orders on
magazines promptly serviced.
HARRY T. BUSTON
Phone 308-r-5 Exeter
23ctfn
all
ALDERSON—In fond and
memory of our darling baby.
Heather Louise, who passed
away November 9. 1950.
Our lips cannot tell how we miss
her.
Our hearts cannot tell what to
say;
God alone knows how we miss
her
In a home that is lonesome
today.
—Daddy, Mummy, Carole and
Bonnie. 8*
I
I 5(EDWARDS —In loving memory i
of a dear husband and father, j
John Edwards, who passed l
awav six years ago, November
8. 1945.
So many thing have happened
Since you were called away—
Things that you would of en
joyed
Had you been left to stay.
So many things to share
you
In just the usual way—
Things that could be so
nicer
If you were here today.
We cannot bring the old
back;
Your hands we cannot touch;
But God has given us wonderful
memories
Of wie w’e loved so much.
—Too dearly loved to be
gotten by wife and family.
HELD—In loving memory of my
mother, Margaret I. Held, who
died two years ago, November
10, 1949.
Sadly" missed, not just today,
But always in our thoughts.
—Ever remembered by Ida
Mahlon Watts.
with
much
days
and
8c
for-
8*
position at
Broeze and
some !
!Mr.
PERFECT
DeSmit and
A special service on Sunday
the interests of the
Collier. Mrs.
G. Atkinson.
- of tne late Air. ana airs. ivuusoh.
„ _' Mrs. Campbell of Listowel is
3eF"‘visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J.
liam Hodgson.
Mr, and Mrs.
num ii t Hir i tiHMi ii MtiiniMti i iirii i uh t ii
ship of Mrs. Fred Switzer with ( auu
s Mrs. Dr. Campbell at the organ jjave moved to the home
lied the church choir assisted by j t Mr< and Mrs> MiUson.
: Miss Grace •
Blackler, Mr. VrsiVlli^ >•>,
aid Paul and the Woodham Male j Fi‘nkbeiner.
Quartette. (
The church was decorated with I afternoon in
yourAVON GIFTS will solve your
Christmas problem. Gift sets
from beautiful evening
complete with compact at
§16.50 to attractively pack
aged toilet sets at §1.69. En
joy the convenient Avon way
to shop. Phone your represen
tative, Mrs, Harris, at 655 and
ask her to call on you. ltfc
bags
FOR SALE—Choice apples from
sprayed orchard, Northern
Spies, Red Spies, Kings, Delic
ious, Snows, Russets, Court
lands. Apply Victor Jeffery.
Phone 173-r-13 Exeter.
25:l:8:c
FOR SALE—2 pair skis; 2 sets
downhill harness; 1 pair ski
boots, size 8, steel edged and
capped; 1 pair skis, base
waxed and. steel edged; 2 sets
poles. As good as new. Apply
W. L. Ruttie, 620 William St.
S:15*
FOR SALE—Three young men's
winter overcoats, 15 to 18 year
size, 2 tweeds and 1 brown,
box styles; also baby’s play
pen. Phone 69 2-r-33 Hensall.
8c
FOR SALE—35 Rock pullets,
laying. Phone 63-r-7 Kirkton.
8*
2-FOR SALE—Laundry stove,
lid, burns coal or wood; also
pair of window curtains. Apply
Wes Hackney, Exeter North.
8:15*
FOR SALE—Used Beatty elec
tric washing machine; also
Quebec heater; and some Col
lie pups. —Lloyd Ballantyne,
phone Exeter 173-i’-3 2. 8*
$29-«
An Elco give?
long years of depen
dable service plus ultra
smart styling.
j Jeweller
= Phope 510-W Exeter f
WHALEN
J. H. F. Broeze of Smith-
; ville has taken a
i Cann’s Mill. Mrs.
; family arrived on Saturday to
> up residence
FOR SALE — Hand-picked table
carrots, §1 a bushel. —Phone
494-M Exeter. 8c
Church Decorated
r A • S^T^’take
ror Anniversary}
The annual church annivers-^ougi^ yisi^u uu
arj and church opening was Lawrence Dafton, jheld in the Kirkton United:™ .
Church Sunday. The church was j ^Ir — -1 TL TTZ> "tt *D n tvI — ■» ortrl i!
just recently decorated^ and new and family spent Sunday at
rugs were put in. R®'- H. Au-1 Cromarty visiting Mr. and Mrs.
derson preached in rhe morning and Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter ’Elmer Dow-
at Whalen.
! The community welcomes them.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Squire and
Douglas visited on Sunday with
| Mr. 1—J ~------------
: Transvaal.
and Mrs. Ray Parkinson |
family
FOR SALE—8 chunks of pigs;
also ’29 Model A Ford and a
radio, almost new. •—Clarence
Cunningham, 21 miles west of
Clandeboye. S*
FOR SALE •—- Registered York
service age boars. Also 1934
Ford Coach, cheap. •—Phone
Gerald Godbolt, 17 8-T-14 Ex
eter. 8*
I FOR SALE — One pair girl’s
I skates, size one, very good
condition. Call 259. 8*
j FOR SALE—Findlay cook stove,
used two years. Can be seen
■ at Jack Elliott’s. 8*
FOR SALE — Kitchen cabinet,
white and chrome. Like new.
Apply H. A. Foster, P.M.Q.
No. 356, Centralia. 8:15
flowers placed in memory of thef United Church with
Holley, Exeter, aslate Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hazel-
Mr. Joseph Needham and bi&ie<R jjrs> a. Squire favoured with
daughter, Pat, R-N.. of Unity, |a j0 accornpanied by Mrs. M.
Sask., spent part of the. past spuIlen>
week with Mr. and Mrs. William i an<i Mrs> Frank Parkinson
Ratcliffe and also called on I.!
N. Marshall, as he is a f
of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wood (neej Carrie Marshall) in Unity. j
Mrs. Effie Kirkby of St. >
Marys spent the week-end with ?
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Doupe.
Mr. __ ___
Sarnia spent the week-end
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Francis.
Rev. A. E. ,
I guest speaker was well attend-
FOR SALE—Small shed, shingle
roof, size 12x6 J. Phone 233.
8c
I
Were You
?
Did you get your feet
in the snow storm, or
for
wet
was
theyour car ready
weather?
Winter is hard
car. A thorough
now will save you expens
ive repairs and
delays when you
car most.
on your
once-over
annoying
need your
mechanics
motor, your
Let our skilled
check your
brakes and your tires now.
DON’T DELAY -
SEE US TODAY!
South End
Service
828 _ .Excur. ♦
.. "i and Russell visited at Munroe on
i ; Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Gor-
do Docking.I Mr. and Mrs. Luther Row-
’ cliffe. Exeter, Mrs. Wynne, of
(Woodham, and Miss Evelyn
and Mrs. Nathan Doupe. s^Vynne, London, were Sunday and Mrs. Ray Stewart of | gl/ests o£ Mr# an<| Mrs. Bert
Duffield.j Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Squire
i arrived home on Friday from
| their honeymoon trip.
I Mrs. Ralph Parkinson, Lon-
Idon had a plastic demonstration
at
on
BRINSLEY
Mrs. Jack Hodgson and
Earl Lewis visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Lackie of Windsor recent-
Mrs,Mrs. William French’s
Thursday evening.
home
FOR SALE — Man’s fur - lined
coat and fur cap. Suitable for
driving in open. Reasonable.
Apply R. N. Rowe, Huron St.
8*
FOR SALE — 19 51 Chevrolet,
practically new. Radio, air
conditioning, heater, slip cov
ers. Priced forequick sale. Call
* 323-R. v Sc
FOR SALE—5 good pigs, eight
weeks old. York and Tam
cross. Also six Tam hogs, 100
lbs. or over. One mile east of
Granton, first farm south of
town line on Revere Line,
north of railway tracks. 8c
iy.Mr. and Mrs. Bawden of Lon
don spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Amos.
Leslie, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Steeper of "West McGil-
ilivray underwent an operation
for appendicitis at St. Joseph’s
Hospital, London.
MiSs Betty Morley is at pre
sent spending a few days at her
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hodgins
Phillis and Bobbie visited re
cently with Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Scott of Greenway recent
ly.Miss Elsia Morley has accept
ed a position in Robertson's
Drug Store Exeter.
Congratulations to
Mrs. Doyle who
married.
Mr. and Mrs.
of Sparta spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Craven.
Mr. J. L. Amos spent a few
days recently with friends in
London.
Miss Tomlin, teacher of S.S.
6 McGillivray entertained
children
at the
Mr. and j
were recently
Edwin Gamble
No. 6 McGillivray
the mothers and small
to a Hallowe'en party
school.
The neighbours and
gathered at the home of
Mrs, Peter Doyle on
friends
Mr, and
Monday
evening to honor them before
their departure to their new
home in Mount Carmel and pre-
seated them with a miri-or and
table cloth.
LUCAN
particular-
the first
winds but
Adults may not he
ly enthusiastic about
snowfall and freezing
the children think it js grand—
snow-balling, sleigh-riding and
trying to make snowmen.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brownlee
have their son Billie home with
them for a few week’s visit.
Last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Calder and Mrs. Irene Cour
sey atended the W.A. meeting of
St, George's Anglican Church
Ilderton, which was held fit the
home of Mrs. Harry Gibson,
Con. 16, London Township. Mrs.
Calder was the guest speaker at
this meeting, Their bazaar took
the form of an Auction Sale.
The St. James Anglican Church
Clandeboye held their bazaar
and dinner in the Lucan Com
munity Centre on Friday, Nov
ember 2. Many Lucanites were
present to enjoy a delicious din
ner. The only fly in the oint
ment was the power interruption
which handicapped the cooking
of the vegetables and made the
dinner late. A good crowd was
in attendance.
Miss Twyla Dagg, R.N., of
Pt. Colborne Hospital, spent last
Friday in town visiting her old
friends who all enjoy her visit
but hope her next one will be
longer.The W.I. meeting will be held
fh the Arena audilorium oh
L
FOR SALE—Large Gurney space
heater. Good condition. Phone
255-R. 8*
FOR SALE—Pair snow tires,
nearly new, 17x50, Phone Joe
Bailey, 14-r-8 Kirkton. 8*
FOR SALE—Piano in good con
dition, tuned and d emoth ed.
Price reasonable. Apply Mrs.
D. Parker, phone 13-5 Dublin.
8*
FOR SALE—Quebec heater; 30-
ft. well pump; 2-wheel trailer.
—-R. E. Balkwill, phone 89-J.
8*
FOR SALE—Eight York pigs,
ready to wean. Phone Glenn
Bell, 692-r-3 Hensall. 8c
FOR SALE—Coal space heater,
good condition. Reasonable.
Apply 41 Anne St, Sc
Thursday afternoon, November
8. W. K. Riddell ’will be the
guest speaker.
Among those who graduated
at the RCAF Station Centralia
last week was Martin Renaud,
brother of Roy Renaud of Alice
St, Lucan. Mr, and Mrs. Renaud
had a reception and dinner for
the graduate on Friday night,
Mrs. Percy Ryan of Vancou
ver who Intended making a pro
longed visit with eastern rela
tives wag called home suddenly
owing to the illness of her husband. • j
i FOR RENT
FOR RENT--Three-room ground
floor unfurnished apartment.
Private entrance. No children.
Available November 15. Phone
233. 8c
FOR RENT — Six-room house
with bath on No. 4 Highway
at Kippen. Immediate posses
sion. Apply Neil Campbell,
phone 674-r-5 Hensall. 1:8*
HOUSE FOR RENT—3 miles
from Centralia airport. Cheap
rent in return for part-time
farm labour. Possession end
of November. Phone 206-R Ex
eter. 1:8*
TO RENT—2 furnished rooms,
Simcoe Street, third house
east of Main Street, on south
side. Apply Times-Advocate.
ltfc
MISCELLANEOUS
MODERN HAWAIIAN GUITAR
taught at the Scout Hall in
Exeter on Tuesdays, 7 to 3 0.
New class forming. Guitars
loaned free of charge. Henry
Pulsifer, instructor. ~6ctfD
NOTICE — Whitewashing and
cleaning, arrangements can be
made. Bill Watson, phone 35-
r-19 Dashwood. 25tfc
HONSBERGER SIGNS
TRUCK LETTERING
SHOW CARDS
Reasonable Rates
Phone 661 — 122 Hill St. E.
EXETER
8:15:22:29:7c
STRAYED
STRAYED—Onto Lot 6, Conces
sion 7, Hay Township, a roan
heifer. For whereabouts tele
phone 17-15 Kirkton. Owner
may have same by proving
property and paying expense.
8:15:22c
STRAYED—From Lot 5, Con
cession 7, Hay Township, light
roan yearling steer. —Phone
4 5 8-T-21 Exeter, Wesley Dear
ing. 8:15:2 2*
STRAYED—From the north half
of Lot 9, Concession 7, Towi>
ship of Hay, a blue cow. Finch
er please contact Gerald God
bolt, phone 178-r-14 Exeter.
8*
STRAYED—Onto the south half
of Lot 9, Concession 5, of Hay
Township, a Hereford steer,
approx. 600 lbs. Apply Bill
Coleman, 92-r-6 Zurich.
8:15:22c
WANTED
WANTED — Coal oil hanging
lamps. —Mrs. Ralph Bailey,
Main Street. ltfc
WANTED TO RENT—House or
two-bedroom apartment. Telephone 17 Exeter. " 8c
WANTED-—-Timothy, alfalfa and
clover. We do custom clean
ing. Cann's Mill Ltd., Whalen
Corners. 8
WORK WANTED
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY for
local firm. Good working con
ditions and modern office
equipment. Apply at Times-
Advocate. 8c
EXPERIENCED TYPIST desires
any kind of home typing.
Phone Mrs. H. Foster, 67-r-13
or apply P.M.Q, No. 356, Cen
tralia. 8:15
I will do your PLAIN MENDING
—no fancywork. Apply Box C,
Times-Advocate. 8:15:22*
TENDERS WANTED
RE SNOWPLOUGHING
Tgnders will be accepted at
the office of the clerk for snow
ploughing the streets of the
Corporation of the Town of Ex
eter during the coming winter.
Contractor is to use plough
with wing and must accept
ploughing of town streets as
first responsibility.
Tenders to be made at rate
per hour and to be received not
later than 5 p.m. November 19,
1951t 8c
C. V. PICKARD, CLERK
NOTICES
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The next meeting of the
Huron County Council will be
held in the Council Chambers,
Court House, Goderich, com
mencing Tuesday, November 13,
at 2:00 p.m.
All accounts, notices of depu
tations and other business re
quiring the attention of Council
should be in the hands of the
County Clerk not later than
Saturday, November 10, 1951.
A. H. ERSKINE,
County Clerk,
Goderich, Ontario.1:8ft
COURT OF REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
Notice is hereby given that a
Court of Revision of the Assess
ment Roll of the Township of
Usborne for the year 1952 will
be held in the Township Hall, idlmville, Monday, November 12,
1951, at 3 p.m. 1:8c
IL H, G, STRANG, CLERK
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—One child’s brown parka
coat. Initials inside collar—
B.C.S.S, Phone 192 or call at
Sanders Grocery. 8*
FOUND—A black and white,
half grown pup, part Spaniel.
Phone Joe Bailey, 14-r-8 Kirk
ton. 8*
LIVESTOCK WANTED
HORSES WANTED — Will buy
any kind of a horse. Will sell
or exchange. —Frank Taylor,
Exeter, ring 138. 20tfc
I AM IN THE MARKET for all
kinds of horses, any size, any
age. —G. J. Dow. phone 83
Exeter. l*tfc
HELP WANTED
WANTED — Cajiable woman to
care for two children while
mother works. Live in or out.
Phone 112. 8
TEACHER WANTED — Stephen
Township School Area re
quires a Protestant teacher for
the Intermediate Room of S.S.
No.
and 4;
Jan. 1. Apply stating qualifica
tions and salary expected to
Arthur J. Amy, Secretary, Ex
eter. 1:8 c
5 (Crediton), Grades 3
duties to commence
WAITRESS WANTED — §20.00
and meals. —Retlier’s Coffee
Shop, 1:8c
SALELADY — Experienced
ferred, hut not essential,
replies confidential. One
terested in children’s wear
stationery. Apply by mail,
0, Exeter P.O.
pre-
All
in-
and
Box
S*
HELP WANTED—Y o u n g man
for steady employment, good
wages. Apply Chambers &
Darling Meat Market. 8c
REAL ESTATE
SMALL MODERN
conveniences in
gain for quick
Pearce, Realtor,
Salesman, Exeter.
cottage with
Clinton. Bar
sale. —W. C.
Earl Parsons,
i 00 ACRES in Tuckersmith,
good buildings with many con
veniences. Abundant water
supply throughout by pressure
system. W. C. Pearce, Realtor,
Earl Parsons? Salesman, Ex
eter.
FEW ACRES with abundance of
small fruits, some stabling and
henhouse. 5-room brick house,
hydro. Early possession. •—W.
C, Pearce. Exeter.
FOR SALE—New house, com
pletely modern. Two bed
rooms, oil furnace. Apply Ar
thur Whilsmith. ; ltfc
FOR SALE—New house, full
basement with furnace and
water heater, living room, kit
chen, two bedrooms and bath
on first floor. Upper floor un
finished, with stairs in. R. E.
Balkwill. 9tfc
FOR SALE — Seven-room house
with two self-contained apart
ments. Oil heated, garage; on
lot 75’xl50’. Early possession
of the four-room apartment.
This house is at 435 Carling
Street. Phone Tom Miller, 592-
W. 25ctfn
THREE-BEDROOM brick house,
well located in Exeter. This
house is in good repair and
has nice lot. Priced reason
ably. Quick possession. —C. V.
Pickard, Realtor, Main Street,
Exeter.
FOUR-BEDROOM brick house—
Fine home with nicely treed
lot. New oilburning furnace.
Ideal location. Immediate pos
session. Terms if desired. —
C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main
Street, Exeter.
REDUCED PRICE—CENTRALIA
Property—-Brick. Suitable for
one .family or two apartments.
Immediate possession. —C. V.
Pickard, Realtor, Main Street,
Exeter.
NEW FRAME DWELLING—This
home is completely modern. It
has a large bright living room
and is nice throughout. Oil
burning furnace and hot water
heater. Let us show you this
one. —C. V. Pickard, Realtor,
Main Street, Exeter.
§4,000.00—FRAME — Centrally
located. Can be used as two-
or three-bedroom home. Hot
air furnace. Town water.
Terms. —C. V. Pickard, Main
Street, Exeter.
FOR SALE—-New. tWo-bedroom
cottage on Huron street, west.
All modern conveniences. Has
to be seen to be appreciated.
Mortgage arranged. Apply Ford
& Farquhar Melding, Exeter.
Phone 339-M. 25:1:8*
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
Of Household! Effects
Estate of the late J. A. Stewart
ANDREW STREET, EXETER
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9
at 1:30 p.m. .
TWO electric fane; 3
lamps; hand saw: carpet sweep
er; stands; boxes; wash board;
Oil
2 elec, wash machines; 2 wash
tubs; galvanized pail; brace bits;
wrenches; new % h.p motor;
large quantity of sealers; crocks;
garden hose; flower pots; pic
tures; paints; bucksaw; clothes
basket; axe; shovels; quantity
of wood; vacuum cleaner; hall
chair; umbrella case; 2 canes;
hall tree; dining suite, 6 chairs;
china cabinet; side board; writ
ing desk; purses; desk light;
-tea wagon; meat chopper; china
dishes; clocks; cut glass dishes;
linen towels; table covers; pil
lows; garden tools; 4 verandah
chairs; verandah table; quantity
of coal; linen chest; vice; ches
terfields; Kale living room
chair; living room table; 5-piece
living room suite; cabinet radio;
carpets; pedestal lamp; 2 sets
of lawn bowls; tennis racket;
trilight lamp; glass china orna
ments; fire place screen; book
case; quantity of books; ward
robe; 2 rubber sheets; 2 pedes
tals; bedside table; 2 wicker
chairs; drapes and curtains; 4
rugs;
alarm
china
table;
blankets; vanity
chair; electric
electric stove, new; Frigidaire, 2
years old; large bread box: 4-
burner hydro stove with annex;
kitchen cabinet; mats; tinware
of all kinds; new broom; kitchen
stool; 2 electric heaters; bed
pan; 2 step ladders; clothes box;
2 small table; garden tools; 2
lawn mowers; bed, springs and
mattresses; walnut dresser; large
living room mirror, 3’6” x 5’;
bedroom rug; radio; hall settee;
2 living room chairs; writing
desk; large china cabinet; centre
table; floor lamp; bridge table;
ornamental fern bowl; end table;
2 velvet rugs; McClary electric
stove; 2 electric toasters; kit
chen table and 4 chairs; wicker
table and 2 chairs; bathroom
mirror; round clothes basket;
chiffonier; rocker;
small table.
REAL ESTATE:
storey nine-room
centrally located in Exeter, On
tario, on a large attractive cor
ner lot. Home features hardwood
floors throughout downstairs
with
water heat. Oil
years old. This
roof and fully
floor. Has two
two kitchens with central en
trance and private stair to up
stairs. Suitable for one family or
as revenue producing duplex.
Frame two-car garage with con
crete floor. Occupancy will be
arranged. To view phone Exeter
218, Douglas Stewart.
TERMS: Cash.
For particulars of property,
apply Frank Taylor, phone 138.
FRED DAWSON, CLERK
FRANK TAYLOR, AUCT.
bedside table;
: drapes and curtains;
2 single beds; jardiniere;
3 window screens;
commode; bed
pillows, quilts,
dresser and
curler; Beatty
clock;
bedroom
bedcovers,
small stand;
Choice two-
brick house
full basement and hot
burner only two
house has new
insulated second
bathrooms and
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Household Effects
and Miscellaneous Items
The undersigned has received
instructions to sell by public
auction on
MARLBOROUGH STREET..
(Wartime Housing)
EXETER
on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER J 7
at 1:00 o’clock
the following:
A two-piece chesterfield suite;
combination table and book-case;
7-piece blonde mahogany bed
room
piece
suite,
model __ ,
bles; drop-leaf coffee table; wal
nut end table; Stromberg Carl
son electric table radio; smoking
Fenery 4-plate electric,
like new;
matching
electric
cleaner;
machine;
2
20
s blonde _ .
suite with twin beds; 6-
walnut veneer bedroom
complete; Rogers table
radio; 2 oak centre ta-
stand;
stove,
with 4
buffet;
Vacuum
sewing
glass mirror;
electric lamp without shade;
table electric lamps; Wilton rug;
6x12 feet; small Wilton rug;
green cushions; mantel cX.
oak rocker; occasional
congoleum rug, 9x10 feet; cedar
chest; lawn folding chair and
rocker to match; combination
desk; Coffield washing machine,,
new condition; clothes rack;
drapes; curtain frames; ice-box;
foot stool; card table and chairs;
violin, 100 years old,
ther case, like new;
tree frame and decorations;
bedroom lights;
2 hotplates; ironing board;
extension gate; 2 t„“-
kitchen table
chairs; kitchen
clock; Premier-
New Williams
circular plate
trilight lamps;
3
; 2-
clock;
chair;
with lea-
Christmas
2
coal-oil lamps;
“; door
badminton
chait
sets;tennis set;5 new golf
clubs with leather case;baby
cradle and crib;child’s table
and chairs set;wagon;hand'
sleigh toboggan;tricycle;small
ironing
high
rocker; child’s
Children's clothes, . „
china set; Billingsley Rose Spode
Special 50-piece dinner set
number of
saucers
candlestick
2 crystal trays,
utensils; crocks:
pans; extension eord
pint sealers;
lin .22 L
equipped With sights
outfit;
screens;
mower; hujiuw** tools; 2 gas cans; bicycle; doll
buggy; etc.
Everything in new condition.
TERMS
duncan McDonald.
ELMORE McBRIDE, CLERK
ALVIN WALPER, AUCT,
a
beautiful cups and
crystal; ornaments;
holders; glassware;
vases; kitchen
2 roasting
12 dozen
small plants; Mar-
bolt-action rifle, new,
ZJ.'H jig-saw
2 galvanized tubs; 6
tool cupboard; lawn
garden tools; carpenter
Gash
PROP
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