HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-10-09, Page 8Page 6 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1952
Like The Yankees T-A Want-Ads Are Champs, Too
FOR SALE HELP WANTED EMPLOYMENT WANTED
THE HIT of the SEASON at
Tudor’s in Hensall. Kiddies’
lined jeans and matching shirts.
Jeans are $2.95 and shirts $1.95.
Sizes 3-6x and sanforized, too.
Sizes 8-12 at $3.95.
STOVE WOOD for sale. Phone
257 Exeter. __________9o
9e
SECOND GRADE honey, excel
lent quality, 12# lb. Bring your
containers. Apply Mrs. William
Carrick, Hay P.O. 25:2:9*
LONG-PLAYING Columbia 33^
record player. Ideal addition for
outdated "78” equipment. Small,
compact model. Best offer takes
it. Apply Times-Advocate. tfn
SALESMAN WANTED — Raw-
leigh business now open in Hur
on County. * Trade well estab-
1 i s h ed . Exc ellent opportunity.
Full time. Write at once. Raw-
leigh’s Dept. ML-d-202-189,
Montreal. 2:9:16c
BOOKKEEPINGPart time. If
you have a "figure” problem,
let’s talk it over. No obligation.
Norman Cowan, Hay Post Office.
Telephone Dashwood 40-r-13.
25:2:9*
SEW AND SAVE-—New and
used sewing machines, fully
guaranteed. Repairs to all makes
and models. Singer Sewing Ma
chine, Goderich. Phone 1135.
3-2Qtfc
FOR SALE— 1,800 square feet
of good used hardwood flooring,
10C sq. ft. Phone Jack Morris
sey, 20-r-4 Crediton.______9:16c
GREEN CELERY, by bunch or
crate. Apply John E. Pepper,
phone 47-r-4 Dashwood._____9*
MEDIUM - SIZED Coleman space
heater. Reasonable price. Phone
31-W or 645 after 6 p.m. tfne
DEMONSTRATOR — King-Wyse
sugar beet loader, big reduction
for quick sale. —Exeter Farm
Equipment, phone 508 Exeter, c
MAJOR OIL CO. requires farm
agent fox* Exeter area. Excellent
opportunity for aggressive man
with desire to have own busi
ness. Apply Box 181. 18:25:1:8*
EXPERIENCED WOMAN wishes
housework by the day, reliable
and efficient, Apply at Times-
Advocate. . 25:2:9*
HELP WANTED — Houseware
parties need dealers, men or wo
men, for part-time work. Apply
Box "R”, Times-Advocate, 9:16c
STRAYED
filled mattress; layer-felt mat
tress; number of quilts; 8 rock
ing chairs; living-room rugs;
parlor cabinet or what-not; cabi
net radio; library table; pic
tures; trilight floor lump (re
serve bid $15); toilet wash set;
bridge lamp; 5 hand braided
rugs; washing machine; books;
odd dishes; kitchen utensils; 8-
day clock; hall hat rack; mirror;
linens; commode; 2 small tablas;,---- ... . ... ii'oning
kitchen
clothes
dishes;
FOR SALE—Findlay circulating
coal heater, mahogany finish, in
good condition. At present
equipped with oil burner. Will
sell with or without oil burner.
—Ewart Pym, Simcoe St., Ex
eter. 18:25:2c
WABASSO FLANNELETTE 1 n
20 different patterns — florals
and stripes. Soft and cosy for
all winter wear. New kiddies’
patterns, too, at Tudor’s in Hen
sall. _____9 c
WANTED — Lady or married
couple to share modern home in
Exeter, with elderly lady. At
tractive proposition to right par
ty. Write Box 2, Exeter Times-
Advocate. 9 *
STRAYED—On to Let 13, N.B.
Biddulph, on or about August 1.
One yearling heifer. Owner can
have same by proving property
and paying expenses. Call 35-22
Kirk ton. 2:9:16*
electric iron; tea kettle;
board; copper boiler;
chairs; ivory commode,
horse; couch; quantity of
crocks.
TERMS: Cash.
ELLA JANE McLEAN,
FRANK TAYLOR, And.
Prop,
STOCK WANTED
BLACK FUR coat, worn half
season, size 18. Apply Mrs. F.
M. Stojaspal, Centralia, Ont.2:9:16:23*
JOHN DEERE model 101 corn
picker, used two seasons, less
than half price. —Exeter Farm
Equipment, ph. 508 Exeter. 9c
WANTED — A companion or
housekeeper for elderly gentle
man in a modernized house. —
Phone 5S-J Crediton. 9 c
I AM IN THE MARKET for all
kinds of horses, any size, any
■G. J, Dow, phone 83 Exe-
l*tfc
age, ter.
Twelfth Annual Sale of
REGISTERED HEREFORDS
The undersigned will sell for
STUTT BROS.
2 miles northeast of Forest
5 mile east of Highway 21
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11
Thirty-two head: 18 bull
900 RHODE ISLAND and Light
Sussex pullets, starting to lay.
Apply Gordon Pearson, phone
34-r-9 Dashwood.___________^*
FOR SALE — Circulating coal
heater in good condition, reason
able. Phone 38-W Lucan. 9 c
YOUNG MAN, 16 to 17, wanted
to learn men’s wear business.
After school and Saturdays. Ap
ply E. L. Hatter, Geo. Wright’s
Men’s Wear. 9c
ATTENTION FARMERS-Prompt
and courteous service on all
dead or disabled farm animals.
Phone Collect Ed Andrew, Sea
forth 851-r-ll, Exeter 235,
5-ltfc
PULLETS—Ready to lay Rhode
Island Red
$1.90 each,
of Vi-Cross
next week.
Farm and
Ont.
HAWAIIAN GUITAR, all steel,
excellent sound, $50.00. Apply
Peter Wesselson, R.C.A.F, Sta
tion Centralia. 9*
LOST
REAL ESTATE
and Sussex Red at
Also limited number
to be moved during
—Lakeview Poultry
Hatchery, Exeter,
2:9c
FOB SALE—1929 DeSoto Road
ster; Call 36-r-4 Crediton. 9*
LOST — Bi-focal glasses on or*
about two months ago. —-W. F.
Abbott, phone 637-R after 7:00
p.m. Suitable reward. 2*
BUILDING—24’ x 40’ cement
block, will sell either to move
or including property. Phone 7
or write Box 250 Exeter. 2:9c
15 SQUARE GREEN 3 in 1 used
ashfelt shingles, in good condi
tion; less than half price. Apply
Harold Webb, Grand Bend, tele
phone 12._______________9c
LOST—5/16 chain, from John
Ingram’s to No. 4, down to 83,
back to Thames Road Church.
Apply Lewis Johns, phone Kirk
ton 44-1-1. 9*
HOUSE FOR SALE — Nearing
competition in good district on
beautifully-treed lot. Two bed
rooms, living room, modern bath
room, kitchen-dinette combina
tion. Anthes - Imperial furnace,
automatic controls. —Art Whil-
smith, ph. 279-J Exeter. 10-9tfc
.. _____s
around 1 year old, 14 bred hei
fers. Herd fully accredited. Bulls
blood-tested. Heifers calfhood
vaccinated. All are eligible for
American registration.
Our home-bred entries for our
1952 sale are: Six bulls and 7
bred heifers sired by MB Real
Emblem 2nd; 6 bulls sired by
Ringwood Crusty and two hei
fers sired by Ellis Domino 18th
CF.
Our
number
that
U.S.A.
imported entries are a
of bulls and females
were imported from the
with their dams. There
are (3 bulls and 2 heifers bred
Point Farms, Romeo,
2 bulls are sired by HP
LARGE HOSTESS refrigerator,
with Kelvinator unit, $95.00; %
Johnson Iron Horse, as new,
$40.00. Phone 2 67-r-6 Exeter,
10-2tfc
A REAL BUY on corduroy over
alls. Tudor’s in Hensall bring
you corduroy overalls at $1.9 8.
Full cut, lined bib, full elastic
in back, gussets, bar -tacked at
all strain points. Sizes 23-4-5-6
at $1.98. __________9c
FOUND
FOUND — Binder canvass, on
road in front of Bev Morgan’s
farm. May have same by paying
for advertisement. 9c
STUDIO COUCH. Phone 693-W
Exeter. 2:9c
BABY BUGGY, collapsible, bone
color, m good condition. Phone
19S-W Hensail. 9c
GNO Club Meets
Dashwood’s G.N.O. Bridge
Club met for the first time this
season at the home of June Hay-
ter and new officers were in
stalled for the year. They are
President, Freida- Hay ter;
president, Ileen Morenz;
secretary-treasurer, Shirley
man.
vice-
and
Tie
ACOUSTICON HEARING-AID —
Used only one month. At sacri
fice price of $150 (cost $250).
Also new Woods refrigerator, 9.5
cubic feet, 50-lb. frozen food
storage. Jack Finkbeiner, phone
29-r-20 Granton. 9:16*
FOUND—On the Dashwood^road
a lady's brown fur neck-piece,
owner may have same by paying
for advertisement. Exeter Times-
Advocate. 11c
MODERN HOUSE being con
structed. Open for inspection
now. Two-bedroom frame bunga
low, large living room and kit
chen, three-piece bath. Best lo
cation in town—on Senior St.,
within one block of both schools,
new street drain, Ford and Far
quhar ' Moulding, phone 571-J,
Exeter. 10-2 tfc
STOP—If you wish to buy a
new home in the beautiful town
of Exeter, see J. W. Hern, San
ders Street West. 9-25tfc
MISCELLANEOUS
Special
MAN’S BLACK wool overcoat,
size 38-40, in good condition,
dry-cleaned, reasonable. May be
seen at Brady Cleaners, Exeter.
9c
PAINTING — Spray or brush;
papering, Sunworthy Wallpapers.
Sign painting a specialty. —Ed
"Buck” Little, Hensall, . phone
196-R. 2:9:16:23c
TEN WEANER pigs, 9 weeks
■old. Mat Sweitzer, Grand Bend
Airport. 9c
NOTICE — Whitewashing and
cleaning, arrangements can be
made. —Bill Watson, phone 35-
r-19 Dashwood. 6-18:ll-30c
FAMILY HOUSE—It has four
bedrooms and a particularly nice
living room and dining room.
Especially well located. Comfort
able family accommodation at a
lower than usual price. Let us
show it to you. —C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, ph. 165, Exeter. 9-25tfc
by Hi
Mich.; _ .. „„ ___
Royal Duke; 1 bull by TT Royal
Regent 1st; one heifer by H. C.
Larry Domino 90th; one heifer
by T. T. Triumphant 66th;)
(Elmac Hills Ranch, Gaylord
Mich.; a bull and a heifer sired
by O.J.R. Double Royal 2nd)
(Richland Farms, Anoca, Mich,
a bull and a heifer sired by
Beau Supreme) (a Hillcrest bred
bull).
Ten of the heifers are bred
to Ringwood Crusty, a son of
the Register of Merit sire C. K.
Cruser D 34th. Four of the bred
heifers are mated to Larry
mino 2nd,
Lunch available at farm,
under cover. Catalogue on
quest,
Sale at 1:00 p.m. sharp
W. S. O’NEIL,
E. M. LESTER,
LINCOLN WHITE,
Auctioneers
latter part of October; 18 Tam-
worth chunks; 13 pigs, 7 weeks
old; Tamworth
old*
Black English
Collie dog, well trained, good
heeler,
TR ACTOR: Oliver Standard
77 tractor, 3 years old, motor
overhauled recently, in new con
dition, Allis Chalmers "C” row
crop tractor with hydraulic scuf-
/ler in A-l shape.
IMPLEMENTS: Massey-Harris
3-furrow plow; McCormick-Deer
ing, 15-hoe hydraulic seed drill,
new; McCormick Deering mow
er; 2 sets lever harrows; 4-sec
tion drag harrows; Massey Har
ris binder, 7 ft.; John Deere 1-
way disc, 8-plate, new; Massey
Harris side delivery rake; Mc
Cormick Deering sugar beet lift
er; McCormick Deering team
scuffler, used 1 year; Steel 3-
drum roller; set of sleighs;
walking plow; cutter;
scuffler; rubber-tired wagon
combination flat and beet racks
Cockshutt dump rake;
scales; ba,;
er;
stoneboat;
ropes;
h.p. ]
Universal
double, 1
dard size
er; milk CUU1CA , 2X11411 Pillis, u
shelters; 10 steel posts; electric
fencer, sacks; shovels; forks;
whiffle trees; neck yokes; beet
knife, etc., etc.
HAY & GRAIN: 1,400 bales
of choice clover hay; 500 bus.
of mixed grain.
Quantity of Household Effects.
TERMS: Cash. No reserve—•
everything will be sold.
ELMER WILLIS, PROP.
GARNET HICKS, CLERK
ALVIN WALPER, AUCT.
2:9c
boar, 2 years
and Scotch
1-horse
set* of
,g truck; 2-wheel trail
wheelbarraw; root pulper;
milk cart; sling
; 5 steel pig troughs;
motor; 90-ft. good belt;
milking machine, 1
single unit; 16 stan-
milk cans and strain
cooler; milk pails; 6
&
AUCTION SALE
Property ancl
Household Effects
in the
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
on Brock Street on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18
at 1 p.m.
White all enamel Beach cook
stove; Quebec heater; Co-Op
electric washer (like new); As-
trol refrigerator; 5 kitchen,
chairs; dinette table and buffet
kitchen cabinet; white enamel
kitchen
sewing
plate; day bed; studio couch; 9-
piece modern waulnut dining
room suite (like new); radio;
3-piece chesterfield suite; fern
ery pedestals; end tables; occa
sional chairs; rockers; floor
lamp; table lamp; iron toaster;
Goblin vacuum cleaner and at
tachments (new); other electri
cal appliances; 2 modern single
beds (matched) with springs and
inner spring mattresses; I mod
ern browp % bed springs and
inner spring mattresses; 1 bed
room suite complete; 1 odd
dresser; 3 congolium rugs, and
other floor coverings; scatter
mats; curtains; drapes; quilts
and bed linens; lawn mower;
quantity dishes, including bridal
wreath china; ornaments; kit
chen utensils; sealers; crocks;
clocks, mirrors, and many other
articles.
At the same place at 3:30
o’clock
offered
serve
house
bestos shingles, 3-piece bath, hot
and cold water, also garage.
TERMS: Chattels—cash. Pro
perty—10% down, balance in
30 days. Immediate possession.
MRS. JAMES SANGSTER, Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auct.
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk
utility
machine;
white enamel
table; Singer
2-bnrner hot
the property will be
for sale, subject to re
bid: Seven-room frame
covered with white as-
Do-
Sale
re
2:9c
Anniversary
FOR SALE — 175 Sussex-Red
pullets, 6 months old. —Edwin
Miller, Kirkton 44-r-2. 9*
PAINTING & PAPERHANGING,
kitchen cabinets, all kinds of
built-in cupboards, and tile
floors. —Thos. H. Walker, tele-
phone 553 Exeter._______4-10tfc
FOR SALE—Coleman oil burn
er, in good condition. —Phone
484-M Exeter. 9:16*
FOR SALE—22 chunks. Apply
A. Y. Willard,^ phone 174-r-5. 9*
FOR SALE—Cob corn, right off
the picker. Apply Harvey God
bolt., phone 17 8-r-13 Exeter. 9c
BE SURE TO DEWORM your
pullets this fall before or at the
time you put them in their win
ter quarters. It pays you well.
Get your Rota Caps from, L. V.
Hogarth. Phone 266. 9-25tfc
MODERN 2-BEDROOM home at
a very reasonable price. Com
pletely finished inside and out,
even to storm windows and
screens. The five rooms, all on
one floor, are bright and nicely
arranged. Fully insulated. Oil
burning furnace. Immediate pos
session if desired. C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Main St., Exeter. 9-25tf
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock
and Machinery
AT LOT 5, CON. 17,
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
1% Miles South of Shipka
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I
at 1 p.m.
FARM STOCK: Blue cow,
bred May 6; Durham cow, bred
y 18; Durham cow, bred May
15
FOR RENT
3-BEDROOM HOUSE—Large liv
ing room. Oil heated. Lot nicely
landscaped. The whole property
is in good condition and avail
able for immediate possession.
Terms. —C. V. Pickard, Realtor,
Main St., Exeter. 9-25tfc
May : ". " '■ _ __,
31; 4 Durham cows, bred in
June and July; 2 Holstein cows,
bred
rices
'51 NASH STATESMAN with
famous weather-eye air-condition
ing, bed, foam rubber seats. 24,-
000 miles (original). $2,150 or
will trade for ’40 or '41 model.
—Ron Westman, phone 211, Ex
eter. 9e
WOOD FOR SALE—Apply Er
vins Ratz, phone Dashwood 161-
r-1. 9c
On All Our
Used Cars
andTrucks
FOR SALE—Good used clothing,
freshly cleaned, several dresses,
size 16; also child’s skirts and
dresses, size G. Apply Box "H”,
Times-Advocate. 9*
FOR SALE — White enamel
"Spencer” coal or wood cook
stove, with steel top, reservoir
and shelf, in real good condi
tion. Phone 175-r-3 Exeter. 9*
FOR RENT—Floor polishers and
vacuum cleaners. Beavers Hard
ware. 5-Stfc
FOR RENT—The office former
ly occupied by Clerk C. V. Pic
kard. Apply at Times-Advocate.
3-20tf*
FOR RENT—Three-room flat on
lower floor, bath, hot and
water,
stove. Mrs. Silas Stanlake,
ing St.
all furnished, good
cold
cook
Carl-
9c
FOR RENT—Corn picker. Tele
phone 176-r-32 or 176-r-12 Ex
eter. 9 *
49 Dodge Sedan
Radio, Sun Visor
FOR SALE—Eight weaner pigs,
7 chunks. Phone Dashwood 40-
r-7. 9c
ANYONE WISHING to subscribe
to The Toronto Telegram, write
Box 357 Exeter. 9*
NOTICES
Fleetline, with Radio
41 Ford Panel
Delivery
Half-Ton
I 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 1953 will
be held in the Township Hall,
Elimville, Monday, October 20,
at 8 o'clock p.m. 9c
H. H. G. STRANG. CLERK
TENDERS WANTED
FOR “BETTER VALUES”
SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY
LIMITED
Township of Usborne
RE SNOWPLOUGHING
Tenders will be received
the undersigned until 9 p.m.
Monday, October 20, 1952,
snowploughing
Contractor to
per hour and also
equipment.
A. guarantee of
totvnship. Work
or night under the
the Road Super*
by
on
for
township roads.
price
of
submit
description
$300.00 to bo
to
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile <
Cars and Chevrolet Trucks
PHONE 100 EXETER /
furnished by| be done day
I direction, of
intendent.
Lowest or
cessarily accepted.
For further particulars apply
to W. J. Rontly, Road Super
intendent, R.R. 3, Exeter, Ont,
9:16c
any tender not ne*
NEW RED brick house on east
side of Exeter. Three bedrooms,
forced oil heat, 6 6-foot lot. Ap
ply R. E. Balkwill, Exeter, Ont.
9-18tfc
HIGHWAY’ 200 fertile acres,
good buildings electricity and
other conveniences and addition
al 150 acres if desired. Suitable
for mixed farming or cash crops.
—W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Earl
Parsons, Salesman. 9-TStfc
FOR RENT—Three-room apart
ment, with bath, centrally locat
ed. Apply Hubert Miller, Lake
view Hatchery. 9* (
FOR SALE — About an acre of
good land on Marlborough Street,
suitable for cultivation and for
lots on which to build. Other
building lots also. W. C. Pearce,
Realtor; Earl Parsons, Salesman.
8-21tfc
bred in June and July; 2 two-
year-old heifers, due to freshen
in December and March; 9 Dur
ham spring calves from 3 00 to
400 lbs; ~
old.
PIGS:
early in
Grim
tree capacity; 350 sap buckets
and spiles. Buildipg', 12’xl4’.
'MACHINERY: Massey Harris
binder; McCormick mower; Mas
sey Harris hay loader] Massey
Harris sulky rake; spring tooth
cultivator; stiff tooth cultivator,;
disc harrow; Massey Harris 13-
1 ' corn and bean
; single scuffler; land
2-f arrow plow; walkng
4-section * diamond liar-
rubber-tired wagon; truck
; 16-foot hay rack; farm
_buggy; light wagon;
Set good back
single harness;
Durham bull,
1 tarn York
November.
Evaporator,
two-year-
sow due
3 to 500
AUCTION SALE
of Household Goods
and Effects
ON WILLIAM STREET
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18
at 1:30 p.m.
The undersigned auctioneer
has been instructed to sell by
public autcion the following:
Findlay Vega stove (wood or
coal); electric washing machine
("Easy”); Mqrris piano; Spar
ton cabinet radio; Raymond
drop-head sewing machine;
electric ranigette with oven;
china cabinet; dining room table
andp 6 chairs; drop-leaf kitchen
table and 4 chairs and buffet;
1 single bed, springs and mat
tress ;
springs
cabinet;
day bed; clocks; lamps; fernery;
ironing board; library table; end
tables; ■ 2 coal oil heaters;
medicine. cabinet; odd chairs; Hawaiian” guitar; bedding, cush
ions; dishes; kitchen utensils;
Iawru mover; scatter mats, curtains"'and rods; cupboards;
desks; child’s crib and mattress;
rug; 2 floor polishers; settee;
oil cloth; pails; shovels; ladder,
and other (garden tools; coal
scuttle, tea kettles; mops,
brooms; garbage cans; boiler;
wash tubs; kitchen stool; stor
age box; screens; what-nots;
crocks; flower pots; wheel
barrow; silverware; pictures;
electric iron; toaster; 50’ garden
hose, etc. •
TERMS: Cash.
K. J. SIMS, Proprietor
FRED DAWSON, Clerk
FRANK ^TAYLOR, Auctioneer
1 three - quarter bed,
and mattress; kitchen.
2 dressers; 4 rockers;
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Machinery
and Household Effects
AT LOT 7, CON. 1,
HAY TOWNSHIP
2 Miles North of Exeter
on No. 4 Highway, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23
at 1 p.m.
IMPLEMENTS: Massey Harris
12-foot
motor,
1952; John Deere baler (nearly
new); ~ '
power
spreader;
power mower;
delivery rake;
furrow plow„ on rubber;
combine (19 48) new"
completely overhauled in
John Deere B tractor;
trol; John Deere tractor
John Deere 7-ft.
International side
International 2-
>' John
Deere 8-ft. disc (new); 2-horse
disc; Smallery grain blower with
pipes; 6-section harrows; 3-
drum steel roller; fanning mill;
scales, 60 0 lb. capacity;
pans and
■barrow;
scuffler;
ers with . . ... . .. __,.
Royal Purple coal brooder,*’ col
ony house; 15 range shelters;
feeders; water troughs; snow
fence; 40 rod poultry fence; new
Woods electric grinder; set heavy
harness; collars; Stewart electric
clippers; %-ton Ford truck and
rack; cross cut saw; Suede saw;
large knife; electric fencer; 32-
ft. extension ladder; 19 48 Hud
son Commodore with radio, air
foam cushions; Life Guard tires;
5 20 Red Sussex pullets, laying;
Wingham Clipper stove, water
front* (like new); 2 oak tables;
chairs; chester-
2 bedroom suites;
.1; single bed:
600 lb.
buckets; spiles;
grass seeder;
2 Jamesway oil
pipes (nearly
sap
wheel-
horse
brood-
new) ;
WANTED
SADDLE HORSES — Winter
quarters wanted for two saddle
horses, to be exercised and fed
for winter for the use of. Phone
56, Exeter, Hugh Wilson. 9*
WANTED TO RENT—Furnished
apartment or two rooms suitable
for light housekeeping. Apply
Times-Advocate, 9 c
WANTED—Three- or four-room
apartment. Will pay up to $50
rent. Phone‘Local 336, R.C.A.F.
Station, Centralia. Ask for Mrs.
Jones. 9:16*
WANTED —- International two-
horse scuffler; 14-plate out-
throw disc. Must be in A-l con
dition. Leave address at Times-
Advocate. 9*
AIR FORCE Officer requires 1-
or 2-bedroom apartment, unfurn
ished. For occupancy Oct. 15.
Apply Times-Advocate. 2:9c
WANTED—Manure by the ton.
Apply George Murphy, Delhi
P.O. 2:9:16:23c
DUTCH MAN With family to go
in on shares on farm. Farm
located between Lucan and Cen
tralia on highway. Apply Times-
Advocate, 25:2:9c
i FOR SALE
SEVERAL TONS of cob corn;
will be picking in two weeks.
Put in your order now. 9*
NEW FOUR-ROOM cottage, ful
ly modern, lot 160x120. Water
loo and Carling St. or 307 Anne
St. $1,500 will handle. 8-28tfc
3-BEDROOM COTTAGE, insulat
ed, hot water furnace, 3-piece
bath, kitchen modernized. Pos
session arranged. W. G. Pearce,
4-ROOM insul-bric cottage with
room insul brie cottage,
conveniences and furnace,
sonably priced for quick sale.
Other houses, stores and farms.
—W. C. Pearcb, Realtor, Earl
Parsons, Salesman. 9-lltfc
With
rea-
EXETER DISTRICT FARM, 200
acres of very productive land.
Fine brick house with nice lawn.
Large barn with silo. Hydro and
water pressure. 45 acres freshly
seeded. Fall ploughing done.
Good bush. Located on highway
close to school and store, This
is a farm that you will be proud
to own. C. V. Pickard, Realtor,
Main St., Exeter, Ont. 9-lltfc
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALL
of Household Furniture
LUCAN
on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II
at 2:00 o’clock, the following:
McClary electric range; Good
Cheer coal cook stove; Quebec
heater (medium); 8-piece din-
“ —1,~- • * small
and
ma-
ing-rbom
chest of
cushions;
chine; 2
beds; 2
suite; ice box;
drawers; couch
Singer sewing
dressers; 2 wooden
bed springs; spring-
hoe seed drill;
scuffler;
roller;
plow;
rows;
wagon,
sleighs; __
HARNESS:
hand harness; suigie narness;
horse collar; forks; shovels; log
ging. chains; neck yokes;
whippietrees and other articles.
TERMS: Cash.
HERBERT HARLTON, Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auct.
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Livestock, Tractor,
Farm Implements, Hay,
Grain and Household Effects
on the premises
LOT 16, CON. 3, STEPHEN TP.
15 miles south of Exeter,
15 miles west.
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16
at 1:00 p.m. sharp
HORSES: Standard bred mare
years _old;_ Gippy McKillop,7 ... ____ _
bred to Ray Chicott; Tennessee
walking mare, 6 years old, with
suckling colt 4 months old. Eng
lish saddle, and single harness.
CATTLE: Reg. Holstein cow,
Grendale Finderne Aristocrat,
milking, due Mar. 10; reg. Hol
stein cov, Braejarr Ann Abbekerk,
milking, due June 20; reg. Hol
stein cow, Spruceview Emily
Sovereign, due March 19; Hol
stein heifer, milking, due April
9; Holstein heifer, milking, due
Feb. 29; Jersey cow, milking,
due Dec, 8; Holstein cow, milk
ing, due Feb, 5; 2 reg. Holstein
heifers, 1 year old; 2 Durhams,
rising 2 years old.
These cattle are all fully T.B. i
tested with no reactors and are1
the best of dairy cattle bred to
high pedigree Holstein sixes.
PIG; Tam worth sow with lit
ter* of 9; York sow, due before
sale date; ’Famworth sow, due
AUCTION SALE
of Real Estate and Chattels
Under instructions received from
E. K. FAHNER
we will sell on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18
at 1:30 o’clock sharp
REAL ESTATE: Village
Crediton off Main Street,
storey brick house, seven rooms,
one-quarter acre of land, three
barns, 7O’x21’, 24’xl8’, 22’xl2’,
can be converted into- a ,garage
or nice location to build a new
home; never-failing well.
Sold subject to a reasonable
reserve bid.
CHATTELS: One oak dining
room suite, 9-piece; one exten
sion table; one side board; one
kitchen cabinet; 2 couches; 1
Clare Jewel cook stove; one Per
fection oil stove and oven; an
tique bureau; small oil heater;
Beatty electric washing machine;
fernery; 2-burner electric stove
with oven; Simmons day bed,
chesterfield; 4. wicker chairs, 6
rocking chairs; 2 long ladders;
step ladder; bath tub; Cellar
table;. 5 kitchen chairs with j
leather seats; 5 wall mirrors; i
Quebec heater and pipes; carpet
rug 12'xl3’; carpet rug 9’xl2’;
wardrobe; dishes; chairs; beds;
crocks; toilet sets; mats; car
pet; cushions; garden tools; pic
tures and frames; dressers and
stands; 2 tea kettles; 'lawn
mower; orange crates; dinner
set; number of kitchen utensils;
hot water radiator 3’x2’; Cole
man 3-btu‘ner gas stove with
oven; 1 bedroom suite^ complete
with dresser; single bed with
springs and mattress; single
bed; commode; tern stand; a
small table; tapestry rug; Steel
drum and many other miscel-
of
W
drum and many
laneous items.
The real estate
Christ Fahner.
Chattels: Cask.
of the late
Real Estate
made known day of sale. This
sale Is on Saturday, October 18,
calling for blds sharp at 1:30.
A. SMITH, AUCTIONEER,
Phone 7-7W Crediton
E. SMITH, CLERK
E. K. FAHNER,
Administrator
WM.
dining room
field suite; f
kitchen buffet; ~,
child’s steel cot; churn; mession
settee; walnut table.
TERMS: Cash.
REG. KNIGHT, Proprietor
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk
AUCTION SALE
of Farm and
Farm Machinery
AT LOT 8, CON. 7
OF STANLEY TOWNSHIP
3 Miles South of Varna on
MONDAY, OCTOBER
at 1 p.m.
MACHINERY: Massey
binder; Massey Harris
seed drill; dump rake;
27
Harris:
13-hoe
mv/wil uump ictiW) riding
plow; wagon; flat rack; set disc
harrows; cultivator; 5 ton hay;
set of double harness.
Two tables; writing desk; 3
beds; 10 kitchen chairs, and
some other household articles.
PROPERTY: At same time-
and place there will be offered"
for sale, subject to a reserve
bid, th& farm being Lot 8, Con..
7, in the Township of Stanley,,
upon which there is situated a
comfortable house and a
bank barn.
TERMS: 10%
of sale, balance
Chattels—cash.
Estate of ADMR. Robert Forest
WILLIAM FOREST, Executor
BELL & LAUGHTON, Solictor
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer-
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk
down on
in 30
good
date
days.
Registered
SCOTCH SHORTHORNS
The undersigned will sell for
ROBERT C. MURRELL
Lot 13, Concession 6.
West Niss’ouri Township
3 miles east of Thorndale and
miles south - 13 miles
straight south of St. Marys
* on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30
at 1:00 p.m, sharp
Four bulla around 1 year old
cows, with calves at foot; 15
5 open
4 . . .
bred cows and' heifers
heifers.
Herd fully accredited. Heifers
calfhood vaccinated.
ROBERT T. AMOS
Auctioneer 9:16:23*