HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-03-20, Page 6FOR SALE
OIL STOVE—Coleman, medium
size. Only $49.95. Don South-
cott, phone 31-W Exeter.
| LIVESTOCK WANTED
III
FOR SALE—Mixed wood. Orval
Mellin, phone 607-r-23, Parkhill,
13:20*
FOR SALE—Scotch Shorthorn
bulls. Registered and accredited.
Fred Brown, R.R, 2, Crediton.
0 13:26c
THE EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1952
| FREE THERMOMETER — plus
cash at your farm for dead or
disabled horses or cows. Tele
phone collect Exeter 2S7-W,
William Stone Sons, Limited.
l-24tfe
I AM IN THE MARKET for all
kinds of horses, any size, any
age. —G. J. Dow, phone 83 Exe
ter. l*tfe
NOTICES
NOTICE-—The monthly meeting
of the Centralia (R.C.A.F.) As
sociation of the Civil Service
and prevailing rate employees is
to be held in the Legion Mem
orial Hall, Exeter, on Tuesday,
March 25, at 8:15 p.m. Election
of officers for 1952 will be the
main issue at this meeting. 20c
FOR SALE — Ladies’ black
shortie coat and suit: several
dresses, all size 20, for short
person, and all other articles all
for $25.00. Apply The Times-
Advocate. 20*
BABY CHICKS
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FOR SALE Good frame hem- ’
lock building, 50x20.—John L. ;
Henderson, Kippen. Onta rio.
phone Hensall 694-r-13. 20*
GET YOUR CHICKS growing to
wards good markets. Bray
Hatchery has wide choice var
ieties. davold. started, in coc
kerels. pullets, mixed. Ask us
for list and prices. Agent—Eric
Carseadden. Exeter Phone 246-J
20c
NOTICE—Any person who con
tributed to building fund.
Hurondale slaughter house de
siring settlement from sale of
said building please contact the undersigned" on or before April
4, 1952. Forty per fent of ori
ginal cost will be paid, after
which date the proceeds which
are unclaimed will be donated
to Hurondale Women's Institute.
Apply Ben S. Case. 20:27:3c
of
FOR SALE—A limited amount
of pure home grown Ladino
clover seed. $1 .25 per Ih, —
George Link.phone 24-r-21
Dashwood.3-20:fe
SEE OR CALL us for strong
germinating, high yielding Pio- j
neer hybrid seed corn. Choice
of early, medium and late hy
brids. Order now, they may be
sold out later. J. Earl Burr, R.R.
No. 1 Dashwood, phone Grand
Bend. 3a-r-16. 20
ONE. TWO THREE week old,
Msxed. Pullets. Barred Rock,
Liu’i: Sussex. Red x Rock. Leg
x ’ 5-lamp. Special prices. Com
plete line brooder stoves and
poultry equipment. —Neuhauser
Hatcheries '1 King Street. Lon-
383. 20 c
WANTED
WANTED — Coal oil hanging
lamps; old colored glass.— Mrs.
Ralph Bailey, Main St. 2-281fc
den Phone
REAL ESTATE
HOUSE WITH ACREAGE want
ed. We have a client wishing to
purchase a- comfortable home
with acreage, in or close to Exe
ter. C. V. Pickard, Exeter. 3-2 S
ealf, due hi September; part Dur-]lamps; kitchen utensils; quan-
ham and Jersey cow, 5 years old, Hity of sealers,
due latter part of May; part t?wat. wfl’iw
Hereford and Polled Angus cow;
3 Durham fall calves; Polled
Hereford bull 15 months old,
best of quality, can be registered
All cattle fully T.B. tested,
with no reactors.
PIGS—21 Yorkshire pigs 8
■weeks old at time of sale; 10
Yorkshire chunks.
MISC. ITEMS AND HOUSE
HOLD EFFECTS—Deering 11-
run disc grain drill, 2-wheel
trailer with stock racks, 2 steel
tire wagons, set of bob sleighs
like new. with platform; ditch
scraper, set of britchen harness
and collars, syrup pan, quantity
Of lumber and many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS— 2
square top extension tables, 6 din
ing room chairs, enamel top kit
chen cabinet, 2 beds complete
with springs and mattresses, wash
stands, couch, glass churn, space
oil heater, etc, etc.
No reserve as the farm is sold
TERMS: Cash
JOS. GELINAS, i»ROP.
R. F. STADE, CLERK
ALVIN WALPER, AUCT.
, etc., etc.
REAL ESTATE: Property con
sists of 50 acres, being North
Half of Lot 8, Concession 14,
Stephen Township. There are 14
acres of ipixed bush, remainder
in grass. Never-failing water
supply. This is an extra, good
grass farm and will be sold sub
ject to reserved bid if not prev
iously sold. Terms of Real Es
tate will be made known on
day of sale.
TERMS: Cash.
MRS. ERNEST KEYES,‘ PROP.
GLEN WEBB, MILFORD
MERNER, CLERKS
ALVIN WALPER, AUCT.
13:20c
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
General Merchandise
CONTINUED FOR REMAINDER
OF STOCK FOR
SATURDAY, MARCH 22
1:00 pan.
STORE, ZURICH
Street Corner
is continued because
nier-
10 sheets steel roofing; quan
tity heavy duty belt lacing; elec
tric fencei';- milk can; harness;
pulleys and shafting; shovels;
forks, ropes, whiffle trees, bolts;
man’s bicycle, tires and tubes;
many articles too numerous to
mention.
HAY & GRAIN: One bushel
red clover seed; 2 bushels of
timothy seed; 100 bushels of
Clinton oats; 200 bushels mixed
grain; quantity of baled hay
and straw.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Elec
tric washing machine; buffet; 2
beds complete with springs .and
mattress; congoleum rug 135 x
12; Wilton rug 9 x 10; rug 9 x
12; circular heater; etc., etc.
TERMS: Cash. No reserve
the farm is sold. .
EARL HERN, PROP.
R. B. "WILLIAMS, CLERK
ALVIN WALPER, AUCT.
as
FOR SALE—A dark red pure
bred Shorthorn, bull. Ready for
service. Tested. —George Allen,
phone 34-r-7 Kirkton. L..
TWO COTTAGES — Moderately
‘priced. Each of these comfort-
;able homes has two bedrooms, a
5 large bright living room and a
t modern kitchen and bathroom,
j Both have full basements. One
ten. has oil-burning equipment, Quick 20c I possession. C. V. Pickard, Real-
----»tor, Exeter. Ont. 3-13tfc
WANTED — General trucking,
gravel and fill and topsoil. Apply
L o r n e B e e k e r, phone 57-r-4
Dashwood. 13:20:27*
WANTED—Small cottage with
garden, country preferred. State
price and full particulars. —
Herbert Lee, R.R. 3 Mt. Bridges.
20:27*
The undersigned auctioneer has.
been instructed to sell by
auction on
THURSDAY, APRIL
commencing at 1:30 p.m,
CATTLE:
FOR SALE — 1931 Model A ’-------------------------------------------
Coupe, new motor. Also Model; lfiO-ACRE FARM — Modern 3-A Coach. —S. Deelstra, R.R. 1,1 bedroom house. Double garage,
Centralia. 2<l:27*’large hennery and good barns.
Hydro and water press u r e
throughout. This farm is well
located and is very productive.
Spring possession. C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Main St., Exeter. 3-20tfc
WANTED — Feed beans, any
quantity. Edgar Cudmore, phone
171-r-14 Exeter. 20:27c
FOR SALE—One team of work
horses. Apply Lloyd. Ballantyne,
phone 173-r-32 Exeter. 20c
FOR SALE—Black mare, 9 yrs.
old. Quiet in every way. Apply
Bill Rowcliffe. phone 6S0-r-4
Hensail. 20c
FOR SALE—Ford V-8 deluxe
sedan in good running order,
good tires, seal-beam lights, fog
light. Apply 106 William St.
20:27*
FOR SALE—100-acre farm with
large barn,
hog and
age, 12
situated
also 5 0
Apply Wm. S. Johnston, Zurich,
Box 159. 20:27c
WANTED—We require a num
ber of copies of The Times-
Advocate of Majrch 6 and will
pay 7 cents per copy for a limit
ed number, —The Exeter Times-
Advocate.
FOR SALE — Electric lantern
projector and 50 slides. Ideal for
S.S. or church -work. $50.00, —
Phone 33-r-10 Grand Bend. 20*
FOR SALE—-About 15 tons of
hay; north of Kippen, first
sideroad west. —-John Imensa,
phone 6S-r-22 Hensail. 20e
FOR SALE—54 runing feet first
grade marboleum. Light green,
slightly used. Reasonable. Phone
185 Hensail. 20*
FOR SALE — Three-drum steel
roller. Wray Sweitzer, 164-r-12
Dashwood. 20*
FOR SALE—Baled hay, alfalfa
and timothy. —Alvin Gingerich,
Zurich. 20:27*
SEW AND SAVE — New an d
used sewing machines, fully
guaranteed. Repairs to all makes
and models. Singer Sewing Ma
chine, Goderich. Phone 1135.
3-20tfc
FOR SALE—About 10 tons of
choice loose clover hay. Apply
to Grant McLean, phone 6S4-r-
31 Hensail. 2u*
house, driveshed,
hen pens, double gar-
acres hardwood bush,
25 miles from Zurich;
acres of pasture land.
WANTED TO RENT—A quan
tity of good farm land in Exeter
and Hensail district. Apply The
Times-Advocate, phone 31-W.
20*.
NEW HOUSE, central east side
location. Kitchen, dining room
and bath. Could be finished with
either two, three or four bed
rooms. •—R. E. Balkwill. 3-13tfc
FOR SALE—B-A Service Sta
tion, This is the leading and
largest station in the town. Con
sisting of large living quarters.
Store and restaurant combined.
Garage 30x60. Lot 124 ft. front
age, 378 ft. depth. Apply Box
“M”. 6tfc
FOR SALE — New two-bedroom
house, hardwood and tile floors,
furnace thermostat controlled,
large garage; owner occupied.
—J. M. Mahon, 523-W. 3-21tfc.
I
HOUSE FOR SALE—Immediate
possession, built - in cupboards,
new partial bath; lots of new
raspberries and strawberries.
Large lot, 66’xl99’; full base
ment. Apply Mr. L. Rumpel,
Simcoe St., Exeter, Box 253.
$3,000. 20:27*
I
TENDERS WANTED
CRUSHING AND HAULING
GRAVEL
Township of Stephen
Sealed tenders will be received
by the undersigned for the
crushing and hauling gravel for
the Township of Stephen; 5,000
yards to be taken from Moody’s
Pit for the east half of town
ship and 5,000 yards to be tak
en from Stebbins’ Pit for the
west half of township. Gravel to
be crushed to g” size, Tenders
to specify rate per yard for
crushing and hauling. Township
will supply one truck. Contract
to be completed by the first day
of July, 1952. A marked cheque
must accompany tender. Tenders
to be in the hands of the under
signed on or before the 31st day
of March. Lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.
F. W. MORLOCK,
Clerk, Crediton, Ont.
SPARTON CONSOLE radio, just |
like new, only used four months. ‘
cost $162.50. Owner leaving,
town, will sell for iiev cash J
offer by Saturday this week. —
621 William St. 20*
FOR SALE—-Highway store with
three roomy cabins and owner’s
residence. Hydro and water pres
sure. One acre, nicely treed.
Well located.—C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Main Street, Exeter.
2-28tfc
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of
THOMAS WELSH,
deceased,
persons lining claims
, the estate of Thomas
FOR SALE ■ - Te.-l blue wool
shorty < <>at. worn only a few
times, size 1 1 «r 16. $15.00, —
Phone 52b-W Exeter. 20*
TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE with
additional apartment. Two mo
dern kitchens and bathrooms.
Oil heated. Well located in Exe
ter. —C. V. Pickard, Realtor,
Main Street, Exeter. * 2-28tfc
FOR SALE—Boy's sidewalk bi
cycle, $18.00, W. Martin, Exeter,
phone 43. 20*
SALE—One man's blue
Size 38. A real knockout
$10.00. Also man’s brown
$10,00. Can be seen at
20c
FOR
suit,
suit,
suit,
Brady Cleaners.
WE HAVE STORES in various
parts of the county and an egg
grading station including equip
ment and cream business and ice
delivering service and trucks.—
Wm. Pearce, Realtor, Earl Par
sons, Salesman. 3-20tfc
FOR SALE — Massey - Harris
cream separator, No. 9 fitted for
electric motor. Also a Royal
coal-burning brooder stove. Ap
ply Mrs. Jacob Ratz, R.R. 3,
Dashwood. Phone 161r-2, 20c
FOR SALE-—Nicely-located build
ing lot. Town sidewalk and serv
ices pass property. —C. V. Pic
kard, Realtor. 3-20tfc
All
against
Welsh, late of the Village of
Hensail, in the County of Hur
on, who died on oi' about the
29th day of February, 1952, are
required to file particulars of
same with Messrs. Bell & Laugh
ton, Solicitors of Exeter, Ontario,
by the 29th day of March next
after which date the estate will
be distributed, having regard
only to those claims of which
notice has been received.
BELL & LAUGHTON,
Exeter, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executors.
13:20:27c
FOR SALE—Lady’s balloon tire
bicycle in very good condition.
Apply Times-Advocate. 20*
DAIRY EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
The all new Wilson Zero
Spray. Front opening Milk Cool
ers. Also Chore - Boy balanced
low - vacuum pipe - line milkers.
For free demonstration phone
E. McBride, 206-R Exeter, Ont.
20:27:3:10*
SERVICE STATION & STORE—
Highway location in a very busy
district. Large new building, built
for the purpose. Modern living
quarters. Air conditioned house.
Watei* pressure. Up-to-date gar
age and store equipment includ
ed. Flourishing business. Very
liberal terms. —C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Exeter. 3-20ffc
150 ACRES—Close to Exeter.
Hydro. Fall wheat, 50 acres fall
ploughing, 30 acres freshly seed
ed. Some bush. —C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Exeter. 3-20tfc
SUBSCRIPTION SPECIALS
Ladies Home Journal
for 2J years — $5.00
Time — 78 weeks — $6.87
* Any Magazine, Ahy Time -
H. T. BUSTON
Phone Exeter 308-r-5
21*tfc
HOUSE FOR SALE—In Credi-
3-piece hath, hot
i acre of land,
Sidney
after 5
20*
In the estate of
ERNEST KEYES,
deceased.
All persons having claims
against the estate of Ernest
Keyes, late of the Township of
Stephen, in tl^e County of Hur
on, who died on or about the
19th day of February, 1952, are
required to file particulars of
same with Messrs, Bell & Laugh
ton, Solicitors, of Exeter, Ont.,
by the Sth day of April next,
after which date the estate will
be distributed, having regard
only to those claims of which
notice has been, received.
BELL & LAUGHTON,
Solicitors for the Executrix,
Exeter, Ontario
20:27:3c
ton, 7 rooms, 3
and. cold water,
fruit trees. Apply Mrs.
Smith, 75-W Crediton,
i p.m. and on Saturdays,
AUCTION SALES
DO IT NOW!
Call Sandy Elliot about
milking machine. We have
from $50.00 up and your
really respond to the new
man Low Vacuum Milker,
faster with only 10 inches of
vacuum. Phone today for demon
station 64-W, 13:20:27:3c
that
them
cows
Hin-
Milk
FRAME HOUSE, 5 bedrooms,
living room, dining room, kit
chen, three-piece bath, furnace.
Large barn, extra building lot,
immediate possession, Wm.
Pearce, Realtor, Earl Parsons,
Salesman. 3-20tfc
ADDITIONAL WANT-ADS
MAY BE FOUND ON
PAGE SEVEN
New Red Brick House
Two Bedrooms, Living Room,
Dining Room, Bath, Oil Furnace
- Andrew Street South «
11. E. BALKWILL
PHONS 8 9-J EXETER
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock, Miscellaneous
Items and Household Effects
The undersigned auetioneer
has received instructions to sell
by public auction on the premises
Lot 19, N. Boundary Concession
Hay Twp,, 2% miles north of
Zurich, Goshen Line.
THURSDAY, 'MARCH 27, 1952
Commencing at 1.30 p.m. sharp
CATTLE—Roan Durham cow,
5 year's old, fresh 2 weeks. With
red heifer calf at foot, roan Dur
ham cow, 7 years old, due latter
part of May; part Durham and
Harford heifer carrying second
AUCTION SALE
of Real Estate and
Household Effects
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, __
been instructed by the adminis
trator of Elizabeth Davis, late
of the Township
spinster, deceased,
sale:
(1) Lot
Concession,
bert, 100
good water
tank.
(2) Lot
Concession,
bert, brick
barns, driving shed, hen
and pig pen.
(3) Household effects.
TERMS: On real estate
down, balance 60 days. Reserve
bid. Chattels Cash.
Date of sale to be announced
later.
CROWN TRUST COMPANY,
284 Dundas St., London,
Administrator.
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Seaforth, Ontario.
HAROLD JACKSON,
Auctioneer. 13:20c
has
of Hibbert,
to offer foi*
the Seventh26 in
Township of Hib-
acres pasture land,
supply, windmill and
in the Eighth
Hib-
bank
house
26,
Township of
house, large
10%
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Real Estate, Livestock,
Auto, Farm Implements, Hay,
Grain and Household Effects
ON THE PREMISES,
LOT 14, GON. 15, STEPHEN
1J miles west and 3 miles south
of Dashwood; 5 mile north of
Crediton Road
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction on
FRIDAY, MARCH 21
commencing at 12:30 p.m. sharp
HORSES: Matched team of
Percheron geldings, 8 years old,
quiet and reliable in every way;
black Percheron mare.
CATTLE: Roan Durham cow,
6 years old, due March 25; roan
Durham cow, 6 years old, due
before sale date; part Hereford
and
due
fer,
ter
and
milking, due in September; part
Durham and Hereford
years old, due April
Hereford and Durham
carrying second calf,
July; white Durham heifer, car
rying second calf, due at sale
date; 2 Durham and Hereford
heifers, due in May; Hereford
heifer, 15 years old; 3 yearling
steers; 2 yearling heifers; 3
summer calves; dark roan regis
tered Shorthorn bull, 2 years
old. This is an extra good herd
of cattle with clear T.B. tests.
HOGS and POULTRY: Tam-
worth sow, carrying third litter,
,due in April; 75 Rock and Leg
horn hens; good Collie dog.
AUTOMOBILE: 1950 Pontiac
coach, dark grey in colour,
equipped with radio, heater and
seat covers; correct mileage 13,-
500. This car is in new condi
tion.
FARM MACHINERY: M-H.
101 Junior Standard tractor on
rubber, equipped with starter
.and lights, all newly overhauled;
M-H. binder, 6-ft. cut; Cock-
shutt manure spreader, on steel
and nearly new; M-H. W
drill; M-H. mower, 5-ft.
M-H. hay loader; 3-horse
vator; 14-pla.te M-H. disc;
bee riding plow; 3-drum
roller; 4-section harrows;
rake; walking plow;
tired wagon;
Durham cow,
at sale date;
carrying first
part of June;
Hereford cow,
4 years old,
Durham hei-
calf, due lat-
part Durham
5 years old,
cow, 5
4; part
heifer,
due in
11-hoe
, cut;
culti-
; Que
steel
dump
rubber-
tired wagon; 2 steel-tired wa
gons; set of bob sleighs; 2 16-
ft. flat hay racks; new wagon
box with stock rack; single car
riage; gravel box; snow fence;
quantity of new lumber; quan
tity of dry wood; Lester cream
separator with motor; extension
ladder; Clinton fanning mill
complete with sieves; bag truck;
wheelbarrow; 2,000 -lb> truck
scales; new tarpaulin 11x12 ft.;
buggy; cutter; logging chains;
good iron kettle; set of sling
ropes; small chains; grain shov
el; grain bags; and many arti
cles too numerous to mention.
HAY & GRAIN! 90 bushels
of wheat; 700 bushels of oats;
15 tons of good mixed hay;
quantity of turnips.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS:
tension table;
step ladder ;
chairs;
sets; i
Ex
kitchen stove;
coueli; kitchen
; two complete bedroom
small tables; Aladdin
at
THIEL’S
Main
This sale
the extra large stock of __
chandise could not all be sold
in one, day!
Four complete breakfast sets;
quantity of fancy cups, saucers;
large assortment fancy dishes,
china and glass w a r e
plaques and novelties;
of men’s clothing—shirts,
ers, trousers, socks, ‘
jackets, parkas,
ther mitt, caps, smocks
'overalls; girls’ and boys’
in various sizes; ladies’
ers, slacks, ski pants;
raincoats,
, trays,
full line
sweat
breeches,
snowsuits, lea-
5 and
wear
sweat
men’s
dress shirts, woollen
sport shirts, fancy leather belts;
full line of infants’ clothing;
variety of rugs, fancy mats,
tablecloths, chenille", -bedspreads,
woollen blankets; large assort
ment of floor covering, different
designs, inlaid and congoleum.
Be sure to attend this great
auction. Everything will be sold
without reserve as owner has
sold this property.
TERMS: Cash.
CHARLIE THIEL, PROP.
ALVIN WALPER, AUCT.
x 13c
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Machinery and
Some Household Effects
AT TOMMY BUTT’S FARM
at the
VILLAGE OF KIPPEN
on-
MONDAY, MARCH 24
i at 1:00 p.m..
FULL LINE of farm machin
ery and household effects.
TERMS: Cash. No reserve, as
farm is sold.
THOMAS BUTT, PROP,
HAROLD JACKSON, AUCT.
13:20c
LIVESTOCK
AUCTION SALE
of Choice Durham and
Hereford Cattle
ON THE PREMISES,
LOT 10, CON. 3, USBORNE
li miles south of Exeter and 1^
miles east on the St. Marys road
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction on
FRIDAY, MARCH 28
commencing at 2 p.m. sharp
CHOICE COWS: Part Durham
and Hereford cow, 7 years old,
due middle of May; red Durham
cowf?v 7 years old, due before
the date of the sale; roan Dur
ham cow, carrying third calf,
due in June; part Durham and
Hereford cow, milking with calf
at foot; red Durham cow, milk
ing, with twin calves at foot;
red Durham cow, 7 years old,
due before sale date.
REG. MALE AND YOUNG
CATTLE: Seven Durham heifers,
carrying first calf, due in April
and May; part Durham and
Jersey heifer, carrying first calf,
due in April; 10 Durham and
Hereford feeder cattle, averag
ing 800 lbs. each.
Registered roan Shorthorn bull
3 years old, a real herd sire.
Be convinced by seeing his
calves.
These are all the very choic
est of cattle, fully T.B. tested
with no reactors.
TERMS: Cash.
WALTER McBRIDE, PROP.
GARNET HICKS, CLERK
ALVIN WALPER, AUCT.
20:27c
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Farm Machinery and Hay
LOT 5, CON. 2, TUCKERSMITH
l.f miles east of Hensail
SATURDAY, MARCH 29
at 12:00 p.m.
Massey
44 diesel tractor;
Harris
Massey-
2i
I
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Livestock, *Valuable
Trucks, Tractors, Farm
Implements, Hay, Grain
and Household Effects
ON THE PREMISES,
LOT 14 & 15, CON. 15,
USBORNE TOWNSHIP
miles north-east of Kirkton,
9 miles east of Exeter on Huron
Street
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26
commencing at 1 p.m. sharp
CATTLE: Holstein heifer car
rying first calf, due March 31;
Holstein heifer carrying first
calf, due April 3; part Durham
and Jersey cow, due in June;
Durham heifer, rising 2 years
old; 4 steers, rising 2 years old;
3 Durham steer calves.
These cattle have been fully
T.B. tested with no reactors.
PIGS: Seven Yorkshire pigs,
averaging 150 ea'ch.
TRUCKS: 1950 Chevrolet
truck 2-ton pickup equipped with
heavy duty tires and stock rack,
in guaranteed new condition;
1948 Mercury 3-ton gravel truck
with new motor, if not previous
ly-TRACTORS, COMBINE, FARM
IMPLEMENTS: Cockshutt 30-
row crop tractor equipped with
live power take-off, starter and
lights; 2-row cultivator and bean
puller; Cletrac Caterpillar, 3-
plow size, power take-off and
pulley and hydraulic loader;
M.H. 12-ft. self-propelled com
bine fully equipped with pick
up attachments; Western 27-ft.
.grain elevator on rubber-tired
wheels, with hopper, used one
season; John Deere l^-way disc;
John Deere 8^-ft spring-tooth
cultivator power lift on rubber;
13-disc Cocksllutt fertilizer seed
drill tractor hitch and power
lift; Massey-Harris 5%-ft, mow-
l er. The above machinery all in
first class condition and good as„
new.
Ten-foot stiff-tooth cultivator
with power lift; International 3-
furrow tractor plow on rubber;
tractor tandem disc; steel land
roller; buck rake; Massey-Harris
hayloader; 2-section lever har
rows; rubber-tired wagon; steel-
tired wagon; Massey-Harris man
ure s p f e a d e r; Massey-Harris
side rake; dump rake; post-hole
auger; Cyclone grass seeder; li-
h.p. electric motor; 2 rubber
belts; Webster paint spray out
fit and air
chain hoist; _ ..
heavy duty barn jack;
jack; Chev 3-ton wheel and tiro;
scythe; coal 500-chick brooder;
and
12-ft.
compressor; 3-ton
2 logging chains;
small
3
sharp-
Roan Durham cow,
4 years old, with calf at foot;
roan Durham cow, due before
sale date; part Durham and
Hereford cow, milking, due lat
ter part of April: Durham cow,
carrying third calf, due latter
part of May; 3 Durham summer
calves. All these cattie are test
ed for T.B. with no reactors.
POULTRY; 50 New Hamp
shire and Light Sussex yearling
hens. Good Collie dog.
MISC. ITEMS: McDeering
mower, 5-ft. cut; set of diamond
harrows; 12-plate 2-horse disc;
Clinton fanning mill; 2 sets
harness; set single harness; ex
tension ladder; Renfrew cream
separator; quantity of good lum
ber; quantity of new elm
planks; cutter; 4
shingles
pulper;
ous
basket;
tools;
many articles too
mention.
HAY & GRAIN:
choice clover and
quantity of oats;
turnips; 5 bags of
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Two-
piece chesterfield suite, like
new; two 3~piece bedroom sets,
complete; 4-leaf extension table;
6 dining room chairs; oak bur
eau with mirrow; arm chair;
glass cupboard; couch; Doherty
kitchen stove installed with oil
burner; sideboard; extension ta
ble; rocking chairs; kitchen
clock; quilting frames; box
stove; carpet rug; quilts; centre
tables; bake board; pictures and
picture frames; lamps and lan
terns; galv. pails and tubs;
Beatty electric washer, like new;
quantity of dishes and glass
ware; some antiques; 45-gaL
coal oil drum; etc., etc.
. TERMS: Cash. No reserve, as
the farm is sold!
MISS PEARL KEYES, PROP.
GLEN WEBB,' CLERK
ALVIN WALPER, AUCT.
20:27c
quantity of new
cutter; 4 bundles of
logging chains; root
fence stretcher; numer-
onion crates; large chaff
wheelbarrow; carpenter
scythe; barley fork; and
numerous to
400 hales of
timothy hay;
quantity of
potatoes.
LIVESTOCK ,
AUCTION SALE*
Valuable Dairy Cattle
ON THE PREMISES,
LOT 2, CON. 6, USBORNE
39 miles east of No. 4 Highway, 2 '
The
been
TRACTORS:
No.
Harris No.- 22 row crop tractor
and equipment; 2-row scuffler
and bean puller.
A 21A self-propelled 12-ft.
combine; Massey - Harris 12-ft.
swather.
Massey - Harris 6-ft. one - way
.disc; M and
tie automatic
last year);
furrow plow
Massey - Harris stiff-tooth culti
vator; 9|-ft. Massey-Harris trac
tor disc; 9-section diamond har
rows; Fleury Bissel spreader on
rubber (new); two 9-ft. steel
rollers; 17-run John Deere drill,
single disc, hydraulic control
and markers (new); John Deere
beet and bean planter; 9-ft.
lime and fertilizer sower; 7-ft.
Massey-Harris tractor mower
(like new); New Holland 10”
hammer mill (new); Oliver 2-
row corn picker; 10-ft. Massey-
Harris binder; power emery;
pea harvester and lifters; 5-ton
rubber-tired wagon; 8-ton rub
ber-tired wagon; steel truck wa
gon and rack; grain boxes for
each wagon; steel welding table;
tractor comfort cover; machinery
umbrella; grain lifters; Massey-
Harris mounted weed sprayer
with 3 0-ft. boom; New Holland
power side rake; King-Wyse 4 2-
ft. elevator; front end mounted,
circular saw; air compressor and
paint sprayer; tractor chains for
28” wheels; Hornet chain saw,
3-ft, blade; two 2,000-lb. scales;
32-ft. extension ladder; parts
bin; Massey-Harris Master man
ure spreader; bulldozer blade'
1947 3-ton Ford truck with
combination box; Moffat electric
pail; Beatty 2-c.ylinder pressure
pump and GS-gal. tank (new);
9 cattle water bowls (new); 4
pig water bowls (new); copper
kettle, barrels; 4 wheels fo"
rolling rack; emery stand with
5-h.p. motor;90 rod woven wire
fence (new); 250 ft. of $*inoh
piping; 160 ft. of T-inch piping;
40 square used steel roofing-
beet forks, shovels, chains, and
grease guns; Coleman gas range-
25 tons baled mixed hay; 10
tons baled straw; other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS:
No reserve,
TED
HAROLD
E. P. CHESNEY, CLERK
20:27c
M Waterloo wire
hay baler (new
Massey-Harris 4-
(like new); 10-ft.
Cash. Farm is sold.
MUNN, PROP.
JACKSON, AUCT.
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Livestock, Poultry, Hay,
Grain, MisdellaiiOous* Items
and Household Effects
ON THE PREMISES,
North Half of Lot 13, Con. 15,
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
miles west of DashwoodIS _ _______
3S miles south; half mile north
of Crediton road
and
miles south of Elimville.
undersigned auctioneer has
instructed to sell by public
auction on
FRIDAY, APRIL 4
at 1:30 p.m. sharp
COWS: Holstein cow carrying
second calf, due April 8; Guern
sey cow carrying third calf, due
before sale date; Holstein aow
carrying third calf, due April
17; Holstein cow carrying third
calf, due April 2; Holstein hei
fer, milking, bred in January;
Holstein cow, fresh 3 weeks,
with calf at foot; Holstein cow,
4 years old, fresh 1 week; Hol
stein cow, 4 years old, fresh 1
month; Holstein heifer, fresh 3
weeks; Holstein cow, milking,
fresh 6 weeks; Holstein cow, 7
years old, due April 28; Hol
stein cow, milking, bred January
15; Holstein cow carrying fourth
calf, due April 17; Holstein hei
fer carrying first calf, due be
fore sale date; 7 Holstein hei
fers due in April; registered
Holstein carrying first calf Loc
kinvar Columbus Emile bred to
Rex Ideal Successor, due in
April; registered Holstein hei
fer carrying first calf Molly
Dutchland Mercena bred to Elm
croft
23.
All
with
hood
males
Unit Sires of high pedigree. Be
sure to attend this sale. All will
be sold without reserve as own
ers are disolving partnership.
TERMS: Cash.
ALVIN PYM & SON, PROPS.
GARNET HICKS, CLERK
ALVIN WALPER, AUCT.20:27c
Voyangeur M, bred Nov.
cattle fully T.B. tested
no reactors and all calf-
vaccinated. All these fe-
have been bred to Oxford
26 —
north,
Hern,
AUCTION SALE PATES
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer
THURSDAY, MARCH 20 —-
Gon, 9, Lot 12, Hay Township,
Babylon Line. James Rannie,
prop.
FRIDAY, MARCH 21 — Con.
15, Lot 14, Stephen Township.
Mrs. Ernest Keyes, prop.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH
Con. 15, Lot 14, 2X miles
east of Kirkton. Earl
prop.
MARCH 27 — Lot 19, Con.
North Boundary, Hay Township.
Joseph Gelinas, prop.
FRIDAY, MARCH 28 — Lot
10, Con. 3, Usborne Township,
IS miles south of Exeter and
miles east of St. Marys road.
Walter McBride, prop.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 —
Stanley Township on Highway
21, 21 miles north of Drysdale.
Leonard Etue( prop.
THURSDAY, .APRIL 3-—North
Half of Lot 13, Con'. 15, Stephen
Township, 1$
Dashwood and 3?:
Half mile noi'tli
road. Miss Pearl Keyes, prop.
FRIDAY, APRIL 4 -* Lot 2,
Con. 6, Usborne, 2 miles south
of Elimville. Alvin Pym & Son,
props. e
miles west oi’
miles south,
of Crediton