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lr* W/ I rew Words Big Results;Mark Beginning
Of Hay Forest
NOTICE
Residents of
Hqron County
Tn accordance with
Schedule “B” of
Health Act, — “no ~
cesspool, septic tank or reservoir
Into which a privy, water closet,
stable or sink is drained shall
he established until the approval
of the Medical Officer of Health
is obtained”.
Applications for any such instal
lation shall be made to the i n.irfne
Medical Officer of Health, Huron school
County Health Unit, Township will
Ontario, 1 planting plots
stratums of
chines will be
monial tree will be planted.
Wardens of the counties in
the watershed, members of par
liament and the legislative as-
* sembly and, important conserva-
jtionists have been invited.
! Refreshments will be served
I and the public is invited
attend.
Section 14,
the Public
privy-vault,
“Tree Planting Day” will be
observed by the Ausable Valley
Conservation Authority in Hay
Swamp on Wednesday, May 7.
The day will feature the in
augural ceremonies of Hay
Swamp Forest.
The Authority has purchased
640 acres of land in the area
for reforestation. This year some
I?1*j42.ut,0 trees will be planted.‘‘•I , n„»in» the Slav's
FOR SAEE FOR SAEE MISCELLANEOUS TEACHERS WANTED LOST
FOR SALE
at The Times-Advocate.
-Wedding cake boxes 'FOR SALE—White ruffle cur
tains 35 x 81. Special at $2.69
at Tudor's in Hensall. 24c
MAGAZINES—New and renewal
subscriptions for any magazine
are received at The
Times-Advocate.
FOR SALE—Garden lot. Apply
24’Exeter 125 Sunders Street.
PAINTING & PAPERHANGING,
kitchen cabinets and all kinds of
built-in cupboards. -—Thos. H.
Walker, ph. 553 Exeter. 4-10tfc
day’s activities,
pupils of Hay
compete in hand-
of trees. Demon-
tree-planting ma-
given and a cere-
FOR SALE—A Good stock car
in good condition. Apply to Ken
ny Bros., Strathroy, R.R. 3.
17:24:1*
FOR SALE—One used coal heater in good repair and one used
metal ice box—capacity 75 lbs.
Phone 133-W. 24c
to
FOR SALE—1950 Dodge Sedan,
heater, low mileage, sacrifice.
Vie Dinnin, phone 168 Zurich.
17:24*
FOR SALE—1950 Dodge fc-Ton
Pickup truck, like new, 10,000
actual miles. Apply Harvey Keys,
Hensall. 24*
FOR SALE—Washing machine.
Can be seen at Beavers Hard
ware. 17:24c
Trucks
John Paul Mills
A sad death occurred in
Prospect Hill community Sunday
last, when John Paul Mills, aged
two-and-a-half years, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Mills, passed
away suddenly after only a brief
illness.
The little lad appeared to have
a cold two days previously, but
after supper on Saturady he was
playing about the house as usual.
Next morning he passed away
suddenly.
Dr. F. S. Kipp of Granton was
called and carried out a post
mortem examination, the results
of which have not yet been re
ceived, although it is believed
the little lad had been infected
by some type of virus,
the
FOR
cycle
New
Also
cash.
SALE—1941 Indian motor
in good running condition,
battery and licence plates.
man’s bicycle, cheap for
Phone 25-r-12 Kirkton.
17:24*
FOR SALE—Coal brooder stove
and hover; Coleman gas iron;
3-burner coal oil stove with
oven. All in good condition. Ap
ply to Mrs. Thos. Lee, 616-15,
Ailsa Craig, Ont. 24c
FOR. SALE — 40 weaner pigs.
Apply Bev Parsons, phone 692-
r-33 Hensall. 24*
48 Cev. Coach
A Clean Car
47 Mercury Coach
Low Mileage
Heard This One?
“But, darling,” said the
pective bride, “if I marry you,
I’ll lose my job.”
“Can’t we keep our marriage
a secret?” asked
“But suppose
baby?”
“Oh, we’ll tell
course.”
pros-
her fiance,
we have a
of
46 Chev. Sedan
Radio
37 Pontiac Sedan
35 Chev. Pick-up
Half-Ton
Choose Gifts
Of Handsome
Costume Jewellery
For
Snell Bros.
Bracelets, pins, earrings,
necklaces, plain or spark
ling with simulated jewels
. , . every piece beautiful,
worthy of mother.
LIMITED
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile >
Cars and Chevrolet Trucks j
PHONE 100 EXETER
s
JEWELLER
B
Farmers
Have your tractor cleaned like new at moderate
cost. Grease and dirt removed with latest steam
cleaning method. Do it now. Avoid the spring rush.
See or Call •
FOR SALE — Three accredited
Scotch shorthorned bulls, 15
months old. Good quality dark
red, Price according to present
day prices. One John Deere 8-ft.
stiff-tooth cultivator, used one
year, 20 per cent off list price.
—Ross Dick, R.R. 2, Hensall.
17:24:1*
FOR SALE — Turkey run, in
good condition, 56’xl4’. Partly
roofed. Priced right. Phone 92-
r-8 Zurich. 17:24*
FOR SALE—Lady’s new
coat, brown gabardine,
been worn, size 14. Too
for owner. Sell for half
Call at Times-Advocate.
spring
never
small
price.
4-3tfc
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
FOR SALE—Eight weaners and
sows all due. Apply E. A. Cuil-
lerier, phone Exeter 545-r-2 af
ter 5 p.m.________________24*
FOR SALE — Nine-piece walnut
dining room suite, in perfect
condition. Has to be seen to be
appreciated. Mrs. Thos, Walker,
phone 553. 24c
FOR SALE — Registered Here
ford bull. Serviceable age. Bill
Tuckey, phone 174-r-2.______24*
LOOK—For the price of a bi
cycle you can be the owner of
a car. Dependable 192 4 Ford
Coupe. Apply Sterling Ince, tele
phone 468, Exeter. _____24*
FOR SALE—Man’s 2-tone CCM
balloon-tired bicycle. Apply to
Douglas Rivers, Exeter._____24*
FOR SALE—1950 Chev Panel 5
ton truck, good condition, low
mileage. Phone Hey’s Garage,
65-W Crediton. 24c
FOR SALE—Two parlor suites,
in good condition. Apply Times-
Advocate. 24*
FOR SALE—16-run Case ferti
lizer drill. Reduction if sold this
week. Exeter Farm Equipment,
phone 508 Exeter. 24c
PULLETS FOR SALE—500 Sus
sex Reds, 3 months old; will
sell all oi’ part. Apply to Allan
Turnbull, phone 37-r-3 Grand
Bend. 24c------------------------ -------------------
FOR SALE — Paris ice box,
cheap; also studio couch. Phone
394-M, Exeter. 24c
BRAY HAS PULLETS for imme
diate shipment, dayold and 3-4
weeks. Ask us for prices. Your
markets will take all these will
produce for you. Agent—-Eric
Carscadden, Exeter Phone 2 4 6-J
24e«
FOR SALE—1,000 2^-month-old
pullets, hybrids, 500 New Hamps
x Reds, 500 Rock x Leghorn.—
Fred Gratton, Grand Bend, tele
phone 5 2-r-17, 24*
FOR SALE—51-gauge first qual
ity nylons at $1.29. New sum
mer shade at Tudor's in Hensall.
24c
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED m
Power Weed Spraying Equip
ment, be sure to see some on
display. I have also several kinds
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,
TEACHER WANTED — Hay
Township Public School Area,
Huron County, requires teachers
to commence duties September
1952, for rural schools, and one
Principal having manual train
ing certificate if possible, for
the three-roomed Zurich school
in the Area. Applicants to state
religion, qualifications, exper
ience, name and address of pre
vious Inspector, and salary ex
pected. Applications to be in by
May 10. —IL W. Brokenshire,
secretary-treasurer, Zurich. Ont.
24:1c
LOST
with
tween
or on
Stephen.
Reward.
-Small green tool box
electrical equipment, be-
Crediton East and Exeter
the fourth concession of
Call 26-r-4 Crediton.
24*
AUCTION SALES
PERSONAL BABY CHICKS
SKINNY MEN, WOMEN.' Gain 5
to 15 lbs. New pep, too. Try fa
mous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for
double results; new healthy
flesh; new vigor. New “get ac
quainted” size only 60 cei|ts. All
druggists.
LIVESTOCK WANTED
I AM IN THE MARKET for all
kinds of horses, any size, any
-G. J. Dow, phone 83 Exe-
l*tfc
age.
ter.
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
The
been
new
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
MOTORCYCLE—Bright red 1946
“Indian Chief 74” fully equipped
with windshield, full size saddle
bags, large buddy seat, lots of
chrome and accessories. Excel
lent tires, rebuilt motor installed’’
before storing last fall. She’s all
set to go for a summer of fun.
Apply Art Racey, Box 247, Park
hill, or phone 52-J. ____24c
FOR SALE — Sparton - Hicker
portable radio. Nearly new, $35,
Apply Times-Advocate. 24*
FOR SALE — Good, well-rooted
strawberry plants; also Colum
bia raspberry plants. Apply to
Mrs. Emalie Carter, third occu
pied house south of South End
Service, Exeter. 24:1:8*
FOR SALE—Nine choice weaner
pigs, six weeks old. Apply W. H,
Pfile, phone 685-r-3 Hensall.
24:1c
FOR SALE—1935 Standard
Chev, in excellent condition. No
knee action. Gregus Bros., phone
172-r-23 Exeter, evenings only.
i 24c
WANTED
WANTED — Coal oil hanging
lamps; old colored glass.— Mrs.
Ralph Bailey, Main St. 2-28lfc
REAL ESTATE
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
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
WANTED — Two lady boarders.
Apply to Merle Dearing, Main
St., Exeter. 17:24*
AUCTION SALE
of Real Estate
ON THE PREMISES,
PART OF LOT 23, MAIN ST
(first house east of
Evangelical Church)
DASHWOOD
undersigned auctioneer has
instructed to sell by public
auction on
SATURDAY, APRIL 26
at 2:30 p.m.
REAL ESTATE: Property con
sists of Part of Lot 23, North
Boundary, Stephen Township, on
which is situated a good two-
storey frame house with
asphalt roof full cellar with new
cistern, summer kitchen
woodshed, hydro throughout;
also good stable/ never-failing
water supply; best of garden
land. This property in fine loca
tion and in well kept condition.
Real Estate Pasture and
Woodland will be offered at the
same time and place, South Half
Lot 4, Con.
consisting
hardwood
pie, also
remainder
supply.
TERMS of Real Estate: 10%
on day of sale, balance in 30
days.
RUEBEN GOETZ,
ADMINISTRATOR
ALVIN WALPER, AUCT.
17:24c
and
17, Hay Township
of 62 acres, 25 acres
bush (beech and ma-
some mixed timber),
in grass, good water
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. 3-20tfe
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
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
CENTRALIA — 3-bedroom house
ROOM AND BOARD for young
Dutch man. Apply Exeter Times-
Advocate. 24*
WANTED TO BUY—A stereo
scope, in good condition. Phone
3 5 5- J. 24 c
WANTED TO BUY—Golf clubs,
drivers, brassies and used .golf
balls. Apply Derry Boyle, phone
259 Exeter. 24c
WANTED — Will pay $600 for
pre-war Chev in tip top condi
tion. Apply P.M.Q. 137. phone
721 or local 214 Centralia. 24c
MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED—Male hardware clerk.
Married man preferred. Must be
a good reliable man. Apply Box
“L”, Exeter. 24c
FEMALE HELP WANTED
SALE
Furnitures
Tools,,
Antiques
has received
CHUCK ROWE
At Harris West’s Oliver Service, Centralia
*
In accordance with a resolution adopted by the
Exeter Town Council, I hereby proclaim that
will be effective at midnight
27
/
and will continue in force until midnight
Sunday, September 28
and cAlI upon all citizens to observe this proclamation
Exeter, April 21. 1952,
(Signed)
W. G. COCHRANE,
Mayor,
Town of Exeter
*
■«
McGillivary W.L
Elects Officers
Members of the McGillivray
W.I. re-elected Mrs. Albert Arm
strong as president at the annual
meeting held in the^ township
ball and I.L~. Y: ~ ~
honorary president.
Other
Vice-presidents, Mrs. Leslie Shad
dock, Mrs. Martin Watson; secre
tary-treasurer, Mrs. Laverne Al
lison; assistant, Mrs. ‘ "
Steeper; directors, Mrs. M. Alli
son, Mrs. Wesley Lewis, Mrs.
Fraser Dixon; district director.
Mrs. Beatrice Dixon; home
economics, Mrs. Parry Thomp
son; historical research, Mrs. M.
Allison; citizenship and educa
tion, Mrs. Wesley Watson; agri
culture and Canadian industry,
Mrs. Reg. Wilson; publicity, Mrs.
Arthur Erskine, Mrs. Thomas
Lee, Mrs. Parry Thompson;
social welfare, Mrs. William
Thompson, Mrs. Fred Fenton,
Mrs. Fraser Dixon,■ Mrs. W. J.
Tweedie, Mrs, Fred Lewis, Mrs.
auditors, Mrs.
Mrs. A. D.
Mrs. William
Thomas Lee,
SUBSCRIPTION SPECIALS
Time — 78 weeks — $6.87
- Any Magazine, Any Time -
H. T. BUSTON
Phone Exeter 308-r-S
21*tfc
with modern kitchen and bath
room. Hot water heated. Large
HELP ‘WANTED—A good kit
chen woman to work from 9 to
6. $25 a week and board. Apply
Monetta Menard, phone 88-R.
24c
WORK WANTED
Mrs. Albert Morgan as
officers elected were:
A. D.
Andy Erskine;
Don Thompson,
Steeper; pianists,
Thompson, Mrs.
Mrs. Reg. Wilson.
Mrs. B. Dixon gave a report
on the district directors’ meeting
and the secretary-treasurer gave
a report on the social evening
held in March and on the finan
cial standing of the W.L The
ladies quilted during the
noon.
after
ton-Mr, Billie Mercer had his
sils removed last week and is
doing very well.
Mrs. Ken Carter, Patricia Car
ter and Miss
called <
Mr.
spent ■
son in
Mr.
Harold _ ____ __
Darlene Mitchell spent Sunday
evening with Mr, and Mrs. ThOs.
Lee,
Mr.
spent
We
John
better.
Delores Parker
on Mrs. Thomas Lee.
and Mrs. Thomae Lee
the week-end with their
London.
'Ll. Lee and family, Mr.
[ Lee and family and
and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood
Saturday in London,
are glad to report that Mr.
Morgan is feeling much
small
-C. V.
lot with fruit trees and
barn. Quick possession. —
Pickard, Main St., Exeter. 4-17 c
WANTED — Telephone switch
board operator for Dashwood.
Apply H. G. Hess, Hay Munici
pal Telephone System. 24 c
2SBEDROOM COTTAGE — Well
located on Main Street,^conven
ient to school, church and store.
All conveniences. Tifos. H. Wal
ker, phone 553. 17tfc
WAITRESS WANTED — Apply
Rether’s Coffee Shop, Exeter.
24c
ATTENTION FARMERS — We
have several experienced Dutch
farm help, mostly families. Ap
ply now to Mr. C. M. Eelman,
P.O. 33 6 or phone 678. 2-7tfc
phone 266. 12-13tfn
FOR RENT
3-BEDROOM COTTAGE, insulat
ed, hot water furnace, 3-piece
bath, kitchen modernized. Three
lots, several fruit trees, Posses
sion arranged. —-W. C. Pearce,
Realtor, Earl Parsons, Salesman,
Exeter. 4-17tfc
FOR RENT — An electric floor
sander by the day. —A. Spencer
& Son Hensall. 10:17:24*
FOR RENT—The office former
ly occupied by Clerk C. V. Pic
kard, Apply at Times-Advocate.
3-20tf*
FOR RENT—Unfurnished apart
ment. Apply Times-Advocate.
24c
FOR RENT — Apartment, down
stairs, heated and furnished,
centrally located, suitable for
quiet couple. Phone 274. 17*
FOR RENT — Four-room apart
ment, unfurnished, hath, hot and
cold water. Heated. Immediate
possession. miles north of
airport. Second farm on the left
hand side of road. Apply Earl
Neil. 24c
FOR RENT — Unfurished
ment. Centrally located,
decorated, hot and cold
Phone 143 between 6 and
apart-
newly
water.
8 p.m.
24c
FOB RENT—Two light house
keeping rooms with hath. Apply
Times-Advocate. 24c
FOR RENT—Tliree-room apart
ment, upstairs, unfurnished, cen
trally located. Three-piece bath.
Apply Hubert Miller, Lakeview
Hatchery. ______ 24*
FOR RENT—Two furnished
rooms. Apply Times-Advocate.
24*
FOR RENT—Three furnished
rooms. Phone 22-M. 24c
TO LET MAY 1—Nicely decor
ated, heated apartment. Modern
conveniences, hot and cold wa
ter, Shared bathroom. Private
entrance. Garage, Laundry facil
ities and garden, William Oestrl-
cher, Crediton. 24c
FOR SALE -—- 3-bedroom 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
GROCERY BUSINESS for sale—
Exeter district. Complete equip
ment and stock. Heated store at
moderate rental. C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Main St., Exeter, 4-17c
FOR SALE—50 acres of pasture
land in Tuckersmith.
Pearce, Realtor, Earl Parsons,
Salesman.
-w. c.
4-3tfc
FOR SALE—House in. Crediton.
Insul-brick, modern conveniences,
half acre land, fruit trees. Mrs.
S. G. Smith, phone 75-W, Credi
ton. ' 24*
FOR SALE—Choice building lot.
Good location. Corner of Mill
and Carling Streets. Apply to
Mrs. Walter Madge, Exeter, 24:1*
ONE AND A HALF storey clap
board modern 3-bodroom house,
insulated, bath, forced-air fur
nace, hot water tank, including
building 30x24, garage included,
spacious lot with fruit trees,
garden. Centrally located. Apply
S. P. Currie, Dashwood. 24c
CONCRETE BUILDING, metal
roof, large lot with never-failing
water supply. Apply S. P» Cur
rie, Dashwood, phone 110. 24c
New Red Brick House
Two Bedrooms, Living Room,
Dining Hoorn, Bath, Oil Furnace
* Andrew Street South -
ft. E. BALKWILL
EXEl'ERPHONE 8M
ALL TO WIN'A. . . nothing to
Ijjse ... no disbursement, now
or later. Special call to all wo
men who wish to make easy
money, full or part time. Take
orders for lingerie and hosiery:
for ladies, men, children, also
babies wear. Nothing easier,
with our low prices and our
low prices and our magnificently
illustrated catalogue, containing
850 superior quality garments
with over 8,500 sizes and colors,
all with samples of our mater
ials. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Fast delivery.
Generous commission, bonuses,
gifts, etc. We are positively the
ones who give the most to their
representatives and still offer
the lowest selling prices, which
means easy and numerous sales.
Write immediately for your free
catalogue. DU JOUR LINGERIE
4235-124 Iberville, Montreal,
P.Q. 4-24:6-12 (8)c
AUCTION
of Household
Carpenter
Quantity of
The undersigned
instructions to sell by public
auction
HALF-MILE SOUTH OF
THAMES ROAD CEQJRCH
on
MONDAY, APRIL 28
at 1 o’clock the following’
Bed,’
dressers
robe; 2
bottom
sewing
glass cupboard; 6 rockers; cab
inet; couch; Dominion piano;
walnut settee; quantity of pic
tures; round walnut table; floor
lamp; small stand; small wal
nut stand; spinning reel; win
dow mop; wool comforter; 2
down comforters; radio; pillows
and bedding; quantity of seal
ers pots and pans; stepladder;
carpets and mats; coat-hangers;
cherry table; 2 sprays; cross
cut saw; 2 wash tubs; garden
tools; meat saw; boiler; electric
heater; extension cord; vice and
bench; set of dies; garden hose;
quantity of antique dishes; liv
ing room rug 10x12 ft.; con-
goleum rug; linoleum rug; kit
chen table, 6 chairs; arm chair;
kitchen couch; electric washing
machine; 2 stools; Finlay-Gondor
kitchen stove like new; 3-burner
electric stove;
alarm clock;
dow screens;
rockers; stand;
single bed; large rocking chair;
bureau; 3 antique clocks; stuffed
owl, stuffed squirrel; brass ket
tle; brace and full set of bits;
chest of gouges; hammers, saws,
wrenches; apple rack; quantity
of bolts; rip saw, buck saw, set
of planes, tool chest; lawn mow
er; 200 ft. snow fence; steel
posts; Massey Harris No. 9 horse
manure spreader, in good re
pair; dishes of all kinds; 60
bunches of insulating board and
many other articles too numer
ous to mention.
TERMS: Cash.
LES ROBINSON, PROP.
FRED DAWSON, CLERK
FRANK TAYLOR, AUCT. '
springs and mattress;
and commodes; ward
walnut rockers; 6 cane
walnut chairs; cabinet
machine; small stand;
2 hotplates;
refrigerator; win
flower box; 2
cowhide robe;
NOTICES
NOTICE — Will the party who
removed the paper money from
several members of the Huronia
Male Chorus at Exeter High
School class room on Friday,
April 18. Send the full amount
to Box 280, .Exeter, and avoid
Charges being laid. We do not
wish to cause you publicity. 24c
Dog Owners
Please Take Notice
Under By-law No. 13,
of the Town of Exeter,
owner of a dog who neglects
obtain a tag before April 16
each year shall be liable to
fine of $10.00.
Further, under this ’by-law, no
dog shall be allowed to run at
large during the months of May,
June, July
year. The ,_____ __ ______section of the by-law may be
$10.00.
Police have been instructed to
enforce this by-law,
O. V. PICKARD,
Municipal Clerk
10:17:244
1936,
every
to
of
a
and Aw gust ih each
penalty under this
AUCTION SALE .
Of Valuable Dwelling
Property
ON THE PREMISES,
being Part of Lot 23,
South Boundary Concession,
HAY TOWNSHIP,
in the
VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction on
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 3
commencing at 7:30 pan. sharp
Valuable Beal Estate
VILLAGE PROPERTY: Con
sisting of Part of Lot 23, South
Boundary Concession, Hay Town
ship; on which is situated a
good two-storey frame house, re
cently covered with instil brick
siding; newly built sun porch
and built-in cupboards, hard
wood floors; most of interior is
newly decorated, has full cellar
with cistern, recently installed
furnace, hydro throughout. There
is also on the premises a small
barn suitable for garage; also
garden land and an ample sup
ply of water.
This property is in best of
condition and in fine location.
Will be subject to a reasonable
reserved bid.
TERMS: 10% oh day of sale,
balance in 30 days.
SYVARY WOLFE, PROP.
ALVIN WALTER, AUCT.
24.1