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over your Home ?
Pride of home is typical of Canadian*.
You have every right jo be proud of the
>ay you look after your home and garden.
Look at it now, the paint glistening in the
sun, windows sparkling, lawn and shrubs
so immaculate. Yet the perfection of it all
may be menaced by an invisible shadow,
Skice you built your home (even if only
six months ago) the cost of replacing it if
destroyed by fire has increased consider
ably, Is it adequately insured or have you
failed to see the menacing shadow? Why
not see your friendly GA. agent today
and discuss with him insurance to value?
GENERAL ACCIDENT
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BLANSHARD
Mrs. Fred Thomson and Anne
spent the week-end at Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Jones of Glendale.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomson,
Murray and Barrie, and Mr.
Fred Thomson spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kerslake
of Exeter, Mrs. E. Hesk of
Londesboro were Tuesday eve
ning dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. M. E. Hooper.
Mrs. Percy Hodgins and child
ren of Granton spent Thursday
with Mrs. Fred Pattison.
Mrs. Fred Mills and Leonard
spent Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin Gleason of Union
dale.Mr. and Mrs. Russel Kingdon
of Uniondale, MY. and Mrs. Jack
Mills of Glendale spent Thurs
day with Mrs. Fred Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young
of St. Marys entertained to a
seventy-sixth birthday party for
Mrs. James Mossey on Friday,
March 28 Mr. Joe Jaques and
Miss Kathleen Mossey, Mr. and
Mrs. Wes Mossey and Robert,
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stephens
and Maurice. Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Martin and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Denzil Patterson, and Jim
my, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mar
tin and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Langford
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lang
ford and family spent Tuesday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Gladwyn Langford of Thedford.
April Classifieds Shower You With Results
FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED LIVESTOCK WANTED LOST
FOR SALE—-’Wedding cake boxes FOR SALE—Man's 3-piece suit,
at The Times-Advocate.
FOR SALE'—Colonial oak din
ing room suite; buffet G6 inches
long; pedestal table 54 inches
wide; 8 leaves extending to 118
inches; G chairs. Apply to A. W.
E. Hemphill, Hensail, phone 120
3c
size 38; lady’s 2-piece suit, size
36; ladies’ 2-piece suit, navy,
size 38; a number of shirts and
sweaters, size 16. All clean and
excellent condition. One spring
bed. Apply Mooresville Store. 3*
WANTED — Coal oil hanging
lamps; old colored glass.— Mrs.
Ralph Bailey, Main St. 2-28Ifc
III
“The Insurance Man”
EXETER ONTARIO
Used Cars
For Sale
WANTED: 1949 FORD SEDAN.
Will pay $1,700 allowance on
a new ’52 Dodge Sedan. Must
be clean throughout.
SEE US FOR BARGAINS!
1951
age
1948
little signs of wear. Spotless
interior.
CHEV SEDAN. Low mile-
and perfect interior.
PONTIAC COACH. Shows
19 39 FORD COACH. Motor new
last year. New clutch,
tires, original interior.
1930 MODEL A COACH,
will have to look for
before you find one in
condition of this car.
COACH. Good tires
Refinished in light
................. $465.00
SEDAN, Has good
Good
You
miles
the
1939 DODGE
and motor,
blue. Only
1941 DODGE
tires. Interior not so hot . . .
Price ......................... $275.00
1936 FORD COACH. Refinished
—above average ...... $195.00
1937 FORD COACH. Motor new
6,000 miles ago ....... $160.00
1937 PLYMOUTH SEDAN. Need
minor body repairs ... $140.00
1941 DODGE COACH .. $525.00
BRINSLEY
Thomas Lightfoot, who
has been with his sister, Mrs.
Rose Tweddle of Ailsa Craig,
and under the doctor’s care, has
recently been removed to St. Jo
seph’s Hospital, London. His
many friends of this neighbor
hood wish him a speedy recov
ery.
Mr. Hilton Banting has spent
a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Allison and his sister,
Mrs. Minnie Morgan, of West
McGillivray.
Miss Jean Dixon of London
spent the week-end at her home
here.
Mr. Billie Allison attended the
skating party at Lucan on Sat
urday evening.
Congratulations to
Mrs. Carl Trevethick
rival of a son.
Mr. Jim Morley is
a patient in St. Joseph’s Hospi
tal, London. We all hope for a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Watson,
Eddie and Bonnie spent Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Maguire
spent Thursday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Dixon,
Mrs. Beatrice Dixon and Mrs.
Albert Armstrong visited recent
ly with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Al
lison and Mrs. Minnie Morgan.
Mr. Gordon Allison is at pres
ent confined to his bed with the
flu. His many friends hope to
see him around quickly.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood
visited with Mr. Hilton Banting
on Saturday evening.
Miss
Mercer
cates :
school <
evening
Mr.
Mr. and
on the ar-
at present
Helen Lewis and Billie
received typing certifi-
at Ailsa Craig annual
commencement on Friday
: last.
FOR YOUR NEW
FOR SALE-—Girl’s 3-piece out
fit. Coat, tarn and handbag. Size
7. Colour green trimmed with
brown check. ■—Mrs. Ed Wurm,
phone 3 69-J Exeter. 3c
FOR SALE — Registered Aber
deen Angus bulls, 12 to 14
months. Top quality — priced
right. Stewart Middleton, Clin
ton, phone 906-r-6. 27:3:10*
WANTED IMMEDIATELY — $1,-
000 on first mortgage on prop
erty valued at approximately
$4,500. Inquire at The Times-
Advocate. 3 c
FREE THERMOMETER — plus
cash at your farm for dead or
disabled horses or cows. Tele
phone collect Exeter 287-W,
William Stone Sons, Limited.
l-24tfc
LOST—-A blue-grey budgie. —
Mrs. Corrie Regan, phone 99-r-
32 Clandeboye._____________8g
FOR SALE — Washing machine
in good condition. May be seen
at Beavers Hardware. G. Doug
las, 8 Ann Street. 3c
FOR SALE—Alaska and Beaver
oats, O.A.C. 21
from registered
othy seed, Price
ply Chas. Prout,
Exeter.
barley. Grown
seed. Also tim-
reasonable. Ap-
phone 17 8-r-ll
27:3:10*
WANTED TO RENT—Furnished
or unfurnished house or apart
ment, vicinity Exeter, within the
next two weeks. Clean, respect
able family, Phone or write F/O
L. A. Taylor, 1 F.T.S., Centralia
> 4-3*:10tfc
I AM IN THE MARKET for all
kinds of horses, any size,
age.
ter,
any
G. J. Dow, phone 83 Exe-
l*tfc
Highest prices in Ontario for
dead, disabled cattle and horses
positively GUARANTEED. Call
Ontario Rendering Co. COL
LECT, Exeter 158 or Strathroy
128-J. 3-27tfc
WORK WANTED
FOR SALE-
suit, size 12, $12.50.
seen at Brady Cleaners.
■Ladies' grey striped
Can be
3*
FOR SALE—A quantity of feed
turnips. Apply Joseph -Ferguson,
phone Ilensall 680-r-2. 3*
FOR SALE—Lady’s new
coat, brown gabardine,
been worn, size 14. Too
for owner. Sell foi’ half
Call at Times-Advocate.
spring
never
small
price.
4-3tfc
WORK WANTED—A Dutch wo
man would like housework mor
ning or afternoon. Apply Times-
Advochte. 3*
TENDERS WANTED
LOST—In Exeter, a wallet con
taining drivers permit, insurance
card, etc., and a sum of money.
Apply Lloyd Fraser, Exeter, or
leave at Times-Advocate, 27c
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects
undersigned auctioneer has
NEW IDEA FARM
EQUIPMENT
See these Mowers, Spreaders,
Rakes, ..etc. at our premises.
Mrs, Ken McCrae
Try a Toni, Rayve, or Richard
Hudnut Home Permanent
Phone Dashwood 70-J
for appointmentDODGE & DE SOTO
Sales and Service
ZURICH ONTARIO
- Work Guaranteed. -
To the citizens who made donations to the Ex
eter Intermediate Ball Club, we wish to express our
thanks. The generous response of -T'319.00 was great
ly appreciated.
DR. M. C. FLETCHER
WES RYCKMAN
Sturdy, Hard Wearing
Playwear For Summer
☆
☆
☆
☆
☆
☆
Toddlers’ Pail Denim Overalls, l-3x $1.98
Kiddies’ Plaid Denim Slax, elastic waist, 2-8, $1.98
Girls’ Jeans, 2-8 .............. ,.................. $1.98
$1,98
$2.69
$2.95
Boys’ Jeans (rapper) 2-8
Misses’ Jeans., 8-14
Women’s Jeans.,
And of course they are all SANFORIZED!
12-20
iJf Kiddies’
at ........
Cotton Dresses have just arrived, 7'-123
............................... $1.95
Ilensall
TUDOR’S
LADIES’ WEAR —- DRY GOODS Phone 76
FOR SALE—John Deere 1950
Model A tractor equipped with
powr-trol, comfort cab and
tach cultivator; also 3 0
range shelters. —Gaiser
phone SO-W Dashwood.
quik-
used
Bros.,
27:3*
FOR SALE—Good clean Galore
barley. Grown from registered
seed. $1.75 'per bushel. Also
1,600-lb. horse, 9 years old. —
Wilfred Shapton, phone 35-r-17
Dashwood. 3-27tfc
ATTENTION FARMERS — We
have several experienced Dutch
farm help, mostly families. Ap
ply now to Mr. E. M. Eelman,
P.O. 336 or phone 678. 2-7tfc
FOR SALE—Lady’s grey striped
suit, size 12, $12.50. Can be
seen at Brady Cleaners, Exeter.
27:3*
FOR SALE—Ladino clover seed,
home grown. Grade No. 1 sow 2
lbs. alone to acre or 1 lb. in
mixture. Good land builder. $1.-
50 per lb. $1.40 over 10 lbs.
F.O.B. Apply W. Govenlock, For
est, Ont. 27:3*
FOR SALE—Nordheimer electric
player piano with rolls. Bargain
price. Phone 137 Hensail ch'
write Box 141, 27:3c
FOR SALE—Yellow blossom
sweet clover seed. Priced right.
Apply Blackwell Bros., R.R. 2,
Hensail, phone 88-r-8 Zurich.
27:3:10*
I CAN TELL YOU Pioneer seed
corn is the best’ you can buy,
but you will have to plant it to
fully realize HOW MUCH it has
been costing you to plant other
hybrids. Call or see me now. J.
Earl Burr, R.R. No. 1 Dashwood,
phone Grand Bend 35-r-16.
FOR SALE — Quantity of good
clean Montcalm barley at $1.7 5
a bushel. —John L. Hern, phone
41-18 Kirkton. 3*
FOR SALE—25 0 pullets. Three
months old. Also 7 weaner pigs.
Apply William Sharrow, Grand
Bend, phone 46-W. 3 c
SALE — One man’s blue
Size 38. A real knockout
$10.00. Also man’s brown
$10.00. Can be seen at
lc
FOR
suit,
suit,
suit,
Brady Cleaners.
FOR SALE — Man’s two - tone
heavy duty balloon-tired bicycle.
Apply Sterling Ince or phone
468. 3*
FOR SALE—Girl’s spring coat
and tarn. Size 6x. Like new. —
Phone 25-r-13 Crediton. 3c
FOR SALE—One Talouse gan
der. Apply Mrs. Clare Towle,,
phone 41-24 Kirkton.________3*
FOR SALE—Six weeks old pigs.
Jas. McCarthy, 1J. miles east of
Mt. Carmel, 1 mile south. 3*
FOR SALE—Alfalfa and yellow
sweet clover; timothy with 20
per cent alsike. —Steve Zachar,
R.R. 1, Lucan. 3:10*
FOR SALE — Montcalm seed
barley. Grown from registered
seed. J. Leonard Harris, R.R. 1,
Kirkton, phone 33-r-18. 3:10*
FOR SALE—A stove, 110 or 220.
Two-burner, not rangette. R. W.
Jones, phone 431-r-4, P.M.Q.
227B. 3*
FOR SALE—’29 Model A Ford
car, in good shape. Phone 541-
r-3 Exeter or Norman Tripp. 3c
Hol-
old,
old,
old,
one
FOR SALE—High grade
stein cows: one six years
fresh*one week; one 3 years
fresh 2 months; one 4 years
due April 15. Also bull,
year, from Oxford County’ Serv
ice Unit stock. Papers not avail
able. Apply Elton Bender, phone
699-r-12 Hensall. 3*
FOR SALE—19 4 0 Ford Coach,
in fair condition. Apply Walter
Bentlev, 615 William St., Exeter
3*
FOR SALE—Two-piece size
child’s outfit. Can be seen
Brady Cleaners.
4.
at
3 *
FOR SALE—Used baby carriage.
Phone 13 3-J Exeter. 3*
FOR SALE—Colony house, 8 x
10, asphalt siding. Also 20 start
ed pigs, Apply Lome Devine,
R.R. 2, Dashwood. ______ 3*
LADIES — One fox fur jacket,
one black fur coat, newly re
modelled. One black fitted win
ter coat, fur trim. Phone 488-J
Exeter. 3*
FOR SALE—Three-drum steel
roller. Harry Faber, phone G85r 12, Hensail. " c
MAGAZINES—New and. renewal
subscriptions for any magazine
are received at The Exeter
Times-Advocate.
NOTICE—If you are in the need
of eavestroughing of lightning
rods, contact S. J. Healy or Tom
Cronin Jr. Phone 16-7 Blyth.
Prices reasonable. S110:17 *
SEW AND SAVE - New and
used sewing machines, fully
guaranteed. Repairs to all makes
and models. Singer Sewing Ma
chine, Goderich. Phone 1135.
3-20tfc
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 G4-W. 13:20:27:3c
that
them
cows
Hin-
Milk
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*
SUBSCRIPTION SPECIALS
Time — 78 weeks — $6.87
- Any Magazine, Any Time -
H. T. BUSTON
Phone -Exeter 308-r-5
21*tfc
BABY CHICKS
HATCHERY agent canBRAY
quote prices on immediate de
livery pullets, dayold,
and limited quantity started coc
kerels. Mixed chicks to order.
Bettering markets make these
■wise investments now. Eric Cars-
cadden, Exeter Phone 24^6-1. 3c
started,
IT WILL NOT BE OUR FAULT
if you have no eggs next sum
mer and fall. Spruceleigh chicks
are bred on our own farm with
many years of careful breeding
behind them. Many of the best
dates are already booked by
wise farmers who make sure of
their stock. You should do the
same. Write now for price list
and new illustrated catalogue to
Spruceleigh Farm Poultry Pro
ducts Limited, Box 128T, Brant
ford, Ontario, or order through
Cann’s Mill Limited, 3:10:17:24
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—The office former
ly occupied by Clerk C. V. Pic
kard. Apply at Times-Advocate.
3-20tf*
FOR RENT—■Three-room. apart
ment, private entrance, not suit
able for children. Apply Mrs.
Lloyd England, Crediton. 27:3c
FOR RENT — Newly decorated
3-room apartment. Partly furn
ished. Apply Harry Beavers, first
farm north of Exeter. 3 c
FOR RENT—One room for sin
gle man. Furnished. Apply The
Times-Advocate. 3c
FOR RENT — Two furnished
rooms for quiet couple. Tele
phone 226. ____ 3*
FOR RENT — Four-room apart
ment, unfurnished, bath, hot and
cold water. Heated. Immediate
possession. 1.J miles north of
airport, second farm on the left
band side of road. Apply Earl
Neil. 3 c
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED — Kitchen girl
and waitress. Pay according to
experience. Apply Monetta Men
ard. 27:3c
WANTED — Housekeeper wanted
by retired farmer. Light house
hold duties, good home, for right
person. Apply J. L. Amos, R.R.
2, Ailsa Craig. ______ ______3*
HELP WANTED — Married cou
ple- 45 to 60, healthy, willing,
no family. Man for lawn work.
Wife part-time housework in de
sirable country home, Huron
County, and city home, London.
No children or laundry. Modern
cottage: hydro, heat, garden,
fruit supplied. Write giving qual
ifications, wages, references. —
Dr. Moffatt, London. 3:10:17c
ELECTRICIAN’S HELPER
Dependable young man be
tween 20 and 30 with good edu
cation and references. Experience
not necessary. Good pay, work
ing conditions, hours. Apply Box
"E”, Exeter Times-Advocate.
3-20tfc
WANTED — Paperhanging and
carpentering. —John Ridley",
phone Kirkton 25-r-9. 27:3*
REAL ESTATE
TWO COTTAGES — Moderately
priced. Each of these comfort
able homes has two bedrooms, a
large bright living room and a
modern kitchen and bathroom.
Both have full basements. One
has oil-burning equipment. Quick
possession. C. V. Pickard, Real
tor, Exeter, Ont. 3-13tfc
100-ACRE FARM — Modern 3-
bedroom house. Double garage,
large hennery and good barns.
Hydro and water pressure
throughout. This farm is well
located and is very productive.
Spring possession. C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Main St., Exeter. 3-20tfc
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—Nicely-located build
ing lot. Town sidewalk and serv
ices pass property. —C. V. Pic
kard, Realtor. 3-20tfc
SERVICE STATION & STORE—
Highway location in a very busy
district. Large new building, built
for the purpose. Modern living
quarters. Air conditioned house.
Water pressure. Up-to-date gar
age .and store equipment includ
ed. Flourishing business. Very
liberal terms. —C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Exeter. 3-20tfc
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.
SALE—In Crediton, ’a 7-
brick house. Modern kit-
four-piece bath, new fur-
newly decorated; steel roof
chicken house.
FOR
room
chen,
nace,
two-storey barn;
Price $6,900. Phone 512-M Ex
eter. 27:3c
NEW 2-BEDROOM HOUSE—In
Exeter, 4-piece bath, automatic
oil furnace, full basement. For
particulars phone Exeter Motor
Sales, 200 (after 6 p.m. 282-J).
27:3*
FOR SALE—100 acres on High
way 83, frame house, bank barn
6 0x60, hydro available, 10 acres
young bush. Apply Gaiser Bros.,
phone 80-W Dashwood. 27:3*
FOR SALE—50 acres half mile
nprth of Dashwood, 2 acres of
bush, balance seeded. Also 10
tons of baled hay. Wally Wein,
phone Dashwood 54. 27:3c
TWO-STOREY solid brick house,
insulated, storm windows, full
basement, furnace, 3-piece bath,
built-in cupboards, attached gar
age. Nicely situated for schools,
churches and general shopping.
—W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Earl
Parsons, Salesman. 3-*27tfc
FOR SALE — 3-hedroom brick
cottage, Exeter; good location,
bright and roomy living room
and dining room, very modern
bathroom. Nicely treed lot. Im
mediate possession. —C. V. Pic
kard, Realtor, Main St., Exeter.
3-27tfc
FOR SALE—50 acres of pasture
land in Tuckersmith. —W. C.
Pearce, Realtor, Earl Parsons,
Salesman. 4-3tfc
HOUSE FOR SALE in Crediton,
7 rooms, 3-piece bath, large
garden, Mrs. S. G. Smith, 75-W
Crediton. 3:10c
good
and
road,
farm,
close
Two-
FOR SALE—70-acre farm,
buildings, well equipped
well drained, on a county
close to town. Fifty-acre
also good buildings, hydro,
to school, good fences,
storey white brick house, full
basement with furnace, 3-piece
bath, centrally located. —-Fred
Cole, representing J. W. Holt,
Realtor. Grand Bench_____ 3*
New Red Brick House
TWO Bedrooms, Living Room,
Dining Room, Bath, Oil Furnace
« Andrew Street South *
R. E. BALKWILL
PHONE 8 9-J EXETER
GRAVEL
Tenders will be received by
the undersigned up till noon
April 26, 1952, for the hauling
and loading of 14,000 yards of
gravel, more or less, from two
pits, in the Township of Mc
Gillivray. A marked cheque for
$200.00 must accompany the
tender.
This gravel is to be placed on
the roads in the month of Sep
tember.
Subject to the approval of
District Engineer.
DEAN WHITE,
Road Superintendent,
R.R. 3, Ailsa Craig, Ont.
3:10c
the
CONCRETE BRIDGE
Called by McGillivray Township
McGillivray Township will re
ceive tenders to noon Saturday,
April 26, on construction of
three concrete bridges, through
Dean White, township road
superintendent. Further informa
tion is available on application
to
The
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
WILLIAM STREET, EXETER
on
SATURDAY, APRIL 12
at 1:30 o’clock
the following;
Walnut settee; davenport; up
holstered rocking chair; dining
room table and chairs; side
board; 4 beds—-and springs; 2
mattresses; 5 bureaus; kitchen
cabinet; drop-leaf kitchen table
and 4 chairs to match; drop
head Singer sewing machine;
couch; odd chairs; ice box;
wash stand; table; coal-oil heat
er; hotplate; Northern Electric
washing machine; electric iron;
General Electric cabinet radio;
small table lamp; small stand;
magazine rack;
dishes; kitchen utensils;
tity of sealers;
some garden tools.
TERMS: Cash.
MRS. CATHERINE CREECH,
Proprietress
FRANK TAYLOR, AUCT.
book holder;
quan-
2 wash tubs;
the road superintendent,
DEAN WHITE,
Road Superintendent,
R.R. 3, Ailsa Craig, Ont.
3:10c
NOTICES
s.
and
has
NOTICE — I have received in
formation on the party who re
moved the tools from a car on
March 25. I do not wish to
make trouble but if these tools
are not put back within the next
few nights I will turn your
names over to the proper author
ities 3 c
of
de-
of
the
NOTICE—Any person who con
tributed to building fund
Hurondale slaughter house
siring settlement from sale
said building please contact
undersigned on or before April
4, 1952. Forty per cent 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
MISCELLANEOUS
FARMERS, Woodcutters, Log
gers—Why search further for a
fast-cutting, safe, power-chain
saw? Buy PRECISION! Sold and
serviced by D. L. Kernick, R.R.
No. 3, Exeter. Complete infor
mation on request. 10-22:4-10
INTERESTED in
Spraying Equip-
to see some on
also several kinds
IF YOU ARE
Power Weed
ment, be sure
display. I have
of weed killer including Dow,
Green Cross and Naugatuck; al
so selective weed kill that can
be used on young peas and alf
alfa seedlings and brush-kill,
Lindane and Chlordane, DDT,
Calcium-Arsenate and Arsenate
of Lead. Apply L. V. Hogarth,
phone 266. 12-13tfn
FINANCE AND INSURANCE
Money loaned at LOWER COST
on new or late model cars. New
trucks and tractors. --W. II.
Hodgson, Agency, Phone 24 Ex
eter. 13:20:27:3:10c.
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Livestock, Tractor, Farm
Implements, Hay, Grain an<di
Household Effects
ON THE PREMISES,
Lot NJ of 21 and 22, Con.
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
2 J miles east of Dashwood
a mile south
The undersigned auctioneer
been instructed to sell by public
auction on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9
commencing at 1 p.m. sharp
HORSES: Black Percheron
gelding, 1,5 0 0 lbs., 10 years old;
bay mare, 1,400 lbs. 12 years
old; guaranteed quiet and
liable.
CATTLE: Holstein cow,
in May; 2 Hereford cows,
r&-
In the estate of
ERNEST KEYES,
deceased.
All persons "’’having c 1 a i m s ,
against the estate of Ernest <
Keyes, late of the Township of
Stephen, in the 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 5th 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 foi* the Executrix,
Exeter, Ontario
20:27:3c
due
due
in May; 2 baby beefs, 6 months
old; Polled Hereford bull, 9
months old. All cattle fully T.B,
tested with no reactors.
PIGS: Four choice Yorkshire
brood sows, carrying second and
third litters; 10 weanling pigs;
Yorkshire hog, 1J years old,
TRACTOR & IMPLEMENTS:
John Deere Standard “M” trac
tor, equipped with hydraulic 2-
furrow plow and 4-row scuffler
in guaranteed new' condition;
Massey Harris binder, 7-ft. out
in new condition; Internationa]
mower, Grft. cut; Massey Harris
hay loader; Massey Harris side
delivery rake; Massey Harris 11-
hoe fertilizer drill; John Deere
manure spreader; 13-hoe grain
drill; International stiff tooth
•cultivator; Massey Harris double
12-plate tractor disc; Oliver 2-
furrow tractor plow; 3-drum
steel roller; 2 sets 3-section dia
mond harrows; hay rake; wagon
box and pig rack; rubber-tired
wagon, equipped with 600x16
tires; flat hay rack; steel-tired
wagon; stoneboat; 2,000-pound
beam scales; Chatham fanning
mill with sieves; double turnip
seeder; set of bobsleighs; 2
good iron kettles; 2 water
troughs; quantity of mixed lum
ber; hay rack sills; buggy; cut
ter: wire stretcher; 40 rods of
| new pig wire; 100-ft. snow
|fence; new electric fencer; quan-
tity of cedar posts: quantity of
6-inch tile; wheelbarrow; 200
twine sacks; set of sling ropes;
new grass seeder; 2 sets of
harness and collars; steel posts:
carpenter tools; root pulper;
logging chains; 3 rolls of barb
j wire; many articles too numer
ous to mention.
i HAY & GRAIN: GOO bales of
< choice hay, alfalfa, timothy and
j clover, best of quality; 200 bus.
mixed grain; 2 acres cob corn,
■4 bushels timothy seed; 1 bushel
, alfalfa seed.
I HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Two
3-piece, bedroom sets complete:
extension table; dining room
tables; bureau; glass cupboard;
couch; rocking chairs: carpet
rugs; pictures and picture
frames;’ lamps and lanterns;
quantity of dishes, sealers, etc,
etc.
TERMS: Cash. No reserve as
the farm is sold!
MRS. CLINTON BROWN & SON
Proprietors
MILFRED MERNER, CLERK.
ALVIN WALPER, AUCT.I
In the state of ..
CORNELIUS COOK,
late of the Village of Hensail,
Grain Merchant.
Creditors and others having
claims against the above estate
are required to send full par
ticulars to the undersigned Exe
cutor on or before the 21st day
of April, A.D. 1952, after Which
date the estate’s assets will bo
distributed, having regard only
to claims that have then been
received.
THE CANADA TRUST CO.,
London, Ontario, Executor,
by W. G. COCHRANE,
Solicitor Exeter, Ontario.
3:10:17
AUCTION SALE DATES
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer
THURSDAY, APRIL 3-LNorth
Half of Lot .13, Con. 15, Stephen
Township, 1J miles west of
Dashwood and miles south.
Half mile north of Crediton
road. Miss Pearl Keyes, prop.
FRIDAY, APRIL 4 — Lot 2,
Con. 6, Usborne, 2 miles south
of Elimville, Alvin Pym & Soft,
props.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 —
Lot NJ of 21 and 22, Con. S,
Stephen Township, 2 J miles east
of Dashwood and a mile south.
Mrs. Clinton Brown & Son. pro
prietors.
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