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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1954-07-01, Page 6I’age 6 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 1, 1954 Printed Scotch Tape THE EXETER TIMESrADVOCATE WWKWWX Cann's Mill Ltd. Checkerboard News Are you ready for them? If you are, you already have Pur­ina stock and barn sprays on hand. If you haven’t, we suggest you get your supply from us now. Purina fly sprays are good, lasting and economical. Try our new stock spray this year and be rid of flies. You’ll be really well satisfied. Classified Directory FOR SALE CLASSIFIED RATES STOCK WANTED X. . ...............................■■ ------ EMPLOYMENT WANTED BEAUTINA, THE CALF we were growing in our store window, grew so big we had to take him out. So many peo­ ple came by to see him and make friends, it was a sad day when the calf had to go out to pasture. As parents say about their children, “They’re little such a short time.” And on the Purina Calf program, Beautina isn’t little very long. At two months of age, Beautina weighed 185 pounds on his ra­ tion of Nursing Chow and Calf Startena at a very economical cost. More than 1,000 calves have been raised on this program at the Purina Research Farm. Highest death loss any year was two calves. i sPURINA DISINFECTANT just as handy around a barn and the milk house as a poc­ ket in a shirt. It's ideal for disinfecting milking equip- . rnent, waterers, feeders, far­ rowing pens, just to mention a few of its many uses. Purina Disinfectant is the housewife’s friend, too. When used properly, it’s harmless to the skin and has a host of uses in the house as a sani­ tizer and deodorizer. We stock it. THOSE PESKY FLIES are ready for their yearly assult. WE’RE LOOKING FORWARD to a visit from you. If there is any way we can help you with your livestock or poultry feeding or management prob­ lems, remember we are here to serve you. PLAYGROUND OPENS -- Fxrkr Kinsmen playground will open Monday for another summer season of fun, Registration is being held Friday and all boys and girls up to l(i years of age may attend. Activities at the playground, considered tops in tins area, include athletics, glee club, drama, story hqur, group game >. arts and crafts, and day camps. Three of the supervisors. Don Taylor. Joan Thomson and Trudy Pickard, above, are set for action. D. Smith, rec director, is in charge. Announcements BIRTHS GREK— Mr. and Mrs Melvin Greb. of Dashwood, announce the birth of their son, Paul Edward, at the Far- well Nursing Home. Zurich, on June 21, 1954. a brother - — - Pauline. for Dorothy and Mrs. RolandBend, announceGRENIER—Mr and Grenier, of Grand x>vuu, ujmuumw the birth of their daughter at South Huron Hospital June 28. 1954. IIEDDEN—Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hed­den, St. birth of Hospital, __ __________ ____ 22, 1954; a thirty-second grandchild for Mrs. Catherine Hedden. Hensail. Catherines, announce the their son at Hotel Dieu St, Catherines, on June JOHNSTON — Mr. and Mrs. William C. Johnston, Exeter, announce the birth of their daughter, Mary Lee: a sister for Linda and Larry: at South Huron Hospital June 28. 1954. STANTS—F/L and Mrs. J. W. Stants, RCAF Centralia, announce the birth of their son, Jeffrey Richard, at South Huron Hospital. June 28, 1954. TUNSTEAD — Mr. and Mrs. William Tunstead, Huron Park, Centralia, announce the birth of their daugh­ter, Marilyn Joan, at South Huron Hospital, June 26, 1954- a sister for Carol and Catherine. DEATHS POPE—At St. Joseph’s Hospital. 3x>n- don, Friday, June 25, 1954, Charles Pope. Dashwood, in his sixty-fourth year. EAGLESON—At his late residence in Dashwood, on Monday, June 28, 1954, Henry Eagleson, in his sixty­ eighth year. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. George Tinney to announce the engagement of ___eldest daughter, Marion Elizabeth, to Donald Clark Kestle, only son of Mrs, Nestle and the late Albert Kestle of Creditor! The wedding will place Saturday, July 24. CARDS OF THANKS wish to thank most sincerely kind friends who remembered wish their wedding will take 1* all me I the ....._ __ ___________________ __ with cards, letters, treats and flowers while a patient in St. Joseph's Hos­pital, London. —Mrs. Colin Love. 1* Mr. and Mrs. Jack Essery wish to thank all those who so kindly re­ membered Mrs. Essery with cards, treats, flowers and visits while a patient in South Huron Hospital. Special thanks to those who helped out at home. lc Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weber and Ronnie wish to thank all those who remembered Mrs. Weber with cards, flowers, treats and visits while a pa­ tient in South Huron Hospital ' during their recent bereavement, cial thanks to hospital staff, But son and Harry Hoffman. Mrs. Bernice Davis and family to thank all their relatives friends for the beautiful floral utes and sympathy cards. — thanks to the Rev. R. A. Mills, rec- and Spe- Dr. 1* wish and .. trib- Special tor of St. Patrick’s Church, Saints- bury, and the Rev. M. H. Elston, pallbearers, flower bearers, Mrs Tom Kvue,, uiHauisi, anu vhuir, 7 Elston, soloist, and the C, & Son funeral home. . __ thanks to the neighbors for the kind­ness shown • ■■ ■ ■ reavement. and sympathy bury, and the Rev. M. H. Elston, pwlueoieriJ, fiuwcr bearers, Mi's, i onl Hooey, organist, and clioir^Mr. Allan auistoii, .soloist, and the C. Haskett & Son funeral home. Also special in their recent sad ho- 1* MEMORIAM — In loving memory of Fletcher, whe p.isf-cd 3, 1953. one a last farewDi. IN FLETCHER Albert G. away July He hade no _ ...................... He said goodbye to none; His loving heart had ceased to beat Before J knew that he was gone.My heart still aches with sadness. My eyes shed many a tear, God only knows how much I miss him As this ends the first sad vear.—Sadly missed by his wife Mary Fletcher. Comments About Centralia By MRS. FRED BOWDEN Pastor Concludes Pastorate Rev. G. G. Burton preached his farewell sermon to a large con­ gregation in the United Church on Sunday morning. Rev. and Mrs. Burton leave this week for their summer home at Goderich where it is hoped that a much-needed rest will re­ store Mr. Burton to his former health. Induction Service An induction service for the Rev. J. T, Clarke will be held in the church on Friday evening of this week. A social hour will fol­ low in the schoolroom of the church. Garden Party On June 24, the ladies of Christ Church Guild sponsored a very enjoyable garden party on Mr. Harold Tripp’s lawn. Straw­ berries, ice cream and cake were served and in spite of the cool­ ness of the evening there was a good attendance. After a social hour at the tables a program, consisting of accordion solos by Barry Jeffery; tap dancing numbers by Eleanor Mae Hodgins; duet by Mrs. Kipp and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins; solos by Mrs. Turnbull of Huron Park; bagpipe selections by Mr. Ince, of Exeter, and solos -by Mr. Elston, madO an unusual varied hour of music. Rev. A. A. Nield acted as chair­ man and extended a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Tripp and the ladies of the Guild. A gate, prize was won by Mrs. Edwards, of Exeter. Proceeds were very satisfactory. Persona] Items Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson entertained at their home recent­ ly in honor of the forty-ninth wedding anniversary of the lat­ ter’s parents. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Winger and Mrs. C. Lewis, of Glencoe, and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Lunn, of London, Mr, G. Hall, of Clinton, and his daughter, Miss E, Hall, were Alan and SPRINGERS — Vaccinated Holsteins, first and second calf. Heifers coming in June, July and August. Will sell or trade on dry cows, bulls or but­ cher cattle, —l’hone Ned Armstrong, 15 Exeter, or Doug Forbes, Coleman Packing, 2-7546 London. 17:24:1:8:15* W-40 TRACTOR, good rubber, start­ er lights and road gear; also “60” all-crop harvester, fully equipped, in real good condition. Gordon Schwalm, Heiisall, Ont.__________________21:1c H< ’LSTEIN SPRINGING heifers, some fresh, some due to freshen. Apple Harry Beaver, London Road North. _____________________24:1* > FOR SALE — 1953 Chev. Coach in lA-1 condition. For quick sale — I owner moving to the States, Apply I Wi ilingtou Haist, Centralia, phone 2i:-r-:'l Crediton. 3tfc DIG PARTS ‘and little parts for I Fords, Chews, l’lymouths, DeSotos, huta, Olds and Pontiacs. Complete lront end for trailers. An assortment of good tires. Our location saves you mom y. Cudmore’s Gravel, phone 171- r-:: Exeter. 6-10tfc CHICKENS for your BARBECUE specially cut. Order at. least one day ahead. Apply Edgar Cudmore, phone 171-r-14 Exeter.______________6-24tfo WOODEN BED, complete. Apply 68 Simcoe Street, Exeter.____________1c RENFREW CREAM separator, com­ plete with motor. Apply Melvin Alli­ son, R.R. 3, Ailsa Craig, phone 615- 13._____________________________lc ONE-MAN HAY RACK, for loader. Apply Paul Pavkeje, Centralia. 1* 1952 CHEV CUSTOM push - button radio less aerial. Phone 438-M after t. pan.__________________________lc MODEL A FORD; library table, wal­ nut finish; ice box. All in good con­ dition. J. Gillespie, 27 Gidley St. IV. (side entrance) after 5 p.m,______1* TWO HAND MOWERS in excellent condition. Sharpened and overhauled. —Fisher’s Hardware, phone 29. lc BICYCLES — Girls' and boys’ junior and standard new bicycles, $48.95 and $49.95, — Fisher's Hardware, phone 29._____________.________________lc NEW MILDMAY grain thresher; also used threshers, grain throwers and elevators, straw cutters and shred­ ders, fits all makes of threshers, the cutter that makes finer straw. Get our prices and terms. Karl Guenther, Dashwood, phone 165-r-3, or Lob­singer Bros., Mildmay. 1:8:15:22:29c INTERNATIONAL TEAM scuffler, International hay loader, Internation­ al side delivery rake. Apply Matt Finkbeiner, phone 73-r-6 Crediton, 1* in ACRES OF HAY, Phone 14-r-ll Kirkton,_________________________lc 5(1 ACRES OF ALFALFA hay. Both crops. Frank Smyth, Centralia. lc USED JUNIOR SIZE bicycle. Phone 75L-J afternoon or evenings.______lc 6,000 STARTED PULLETS, hatched April 29. Arbor Acres White Rocks and Sussex Red. Apply Hubert Miller, phone 57-r-7 Dashwood.__________lc UNIONS, ELBOWS, 45 degrees, Ts, reduces, valves, 45 elbows, piping, nipples and stop valves. All % ins. Half price. Call Ben F. Price, Ex­eter.____________________________D 211 ACRES MIXED alfalfa and tim­othy hay. Apply Irvin Ratz, phone ( Dashwood 161-r-l.________________lc SUSSEX RED pullets, started to lay, $1.75 each. Also custom hay baling, $75.00 per 1,000. — Lloyd Reynolds, phone 177-r-4 Exeter. __________1* MASSEY HARRIS rope hayloader, in good condition. Phone 172-r-4 Exeter. 1* 25 words or less 60c More Than 25 Words -r- 1J? Per Word SUCCEEDING INSERTIONS 80? More Than 25 Words —- If Per Word 20ff OFF if ad paid with order or by Saturday following the last insert ion Semi-Display Classifieds (restricted to one column) First Insertion 91? per inch Subsequent Insertions 84? per inch Classified ads accepted up till Wednesday noon. Auction sale copy should be in Tuesday at noon. ATTENTION FARMERS! — Prompt and courteous service on all dead or disabled farm animals. Phone collect Ed Andrew, Seaforth 851-r-li, Exeter 235._____________________________tfc DEAD, DISABLED horses or cows removed free of charge. For prompt and efficient service phone ‘STONES’ collect, Ingersoll 21« or Exeter 287. I AM IN THE MARKET l’or all kinds of horses, any size, any age. —G. J. Dow, phone 83 Exeler. tfc MISCELLANEOUS LOST PAIR OF GLASSES — Metal rims, single lens. Please return to vV. I1. Abbott, phone 637-R Exeter. 1* LOST AT RIVERVIEW Park, small gold wristwatch. —l’hone 286-M Ex­ eter. 10 FOR ARTIFICIAL insemination at its best for all breeds, call the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association between 7:30 and 10:00 a.in. on week days and 7.30 and 9:30 a.m. on Sundays. I’hone collect Clinton 242. 5-14alt.tfc SAW FILING —See Stow about it! Youi saws ba<-k better than new witli the Foley Automatic Filer. — Stew’s Sharpening Service. 152 Lake Road, Ex e t ei .________________________1 c TRUCKING. P.C.V. Class “F", cattle and hogs. Fertlizer agency. General trucking. Apply Harold Stire, phone 37 Dashwood.__________________24:1* STEPTIC TANKS EMPTIED, imme­ diate service. Phone 108 Lucan or 130-W Lucan. —Butler Bros.6-3:10:17:24:7-1:8:15:22* TENDERS WANTED PAINTING AND PAPERING CABINET WORK - TILE FLOORS THOS. H. WALKERPhone 553 Exeter HELP WANTED BABY SITTER —From 8:30 to 5:30. Phone 244-J.__________________ lc RELIABLE WOMAN to look after 3 children, needed for at least two weeks, sleep in. Apply Mrs. H. Mc­ Ewen, 213 Carling St., Exeter. 1:8* WANTED ROOM—Young single man, neat and mannerly, requires room, with board if possible. Phone 640-W during busi- ness hours, 551-.M after C p.m.____lc SAW MILL LOGS and standing bush Jots wanted. Fuel wood and slab wood for sale. — Robert Eagleson, Ailsa Craig, phone 624-r-22 or 623-r-3. 7-ltfc AIR FORCE OFFICER and family re­ quire house or 3-bedroom apartment in Exeter or surrounding territory. References available, Call Exeter 441- J or Box *C’, Times-Advocate. C-3tfc WANTED AND FOR SALE — Used merchandise. Lome E, Johnston, Sec­ond Hand Shop, corner Station and Main Streets. Phone 183 noon and evenings. 6-29tfc Report On Crediton East By MRS. W. MOTZ Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter and ■daughters, of Kippen, and. Mrs. William Horney and Mrs. Emma Sutton, of Exeter, visited. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Motz. Miss Marcia Smith, of Exeter, spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baynha.m. Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas Smith, of Exeter, and Miss Vera Ed­ wards, of Ingersoll, visited Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wein. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Hamilton and son, Bradley, of Grand Bend, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. L. Wein. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. B« Gates. Mr .and Mrs. V. Overholt and family spent Sunday with friends in Bayfield. Miss Wilda Pollock, Kitchener, was a weekend visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Lome Hicks and on Sunday they all visited with Mr. and Mrs. O. Pollock in Ripley, Mn. and Mrs, Warner McRob­ erts, of Lucan, were Sunday visitors with Mrs, Clara Abbott. Mrs, Kenneth Hodgins, Elea­ nor Mae and Catherine attended the Mitchell picnic at Spring- bahk on Saturday. Mi*. Frank Thompson and Mr. Jim Feeney, of Tweed, Ont>, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rundle and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Rundle, of Lon­ don, Spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Essery, FARMERS! Do you need help this spring? Married or single Dutch men are available. For further information call Rev. Schroeder, phone 575-W Ex­eter. 4-15tfc FARMERS! Arrange now for your farm help. Experienced Holland fam­ ilies. Also wanted to rent—50- to 100- acre farms. Write Henry Nyhius, R. 3, Exeter, phone 17z-r-31. 12-10tfc BABY CHICKS FOR SALE BRAY BROILERS. August-September should be ordered now. Prompt ship­ ment, various varieties. Pullets, day- old, started. Full particulars from Erie Carscadden, Exeter Phone 246- W. ‘Jo » * 4 « RE INSTALLATION OF PLUMBING Tenders will be received by the undersigned until July 10 for the in­ stallation in S.S. No. 10 of Stephen Township School Area of two flush toilets, two wash basins with drink­ ing fountains attached, one unit on main floor, and one unit directly be­ low in the basement, also one septic tank, the whole to be installed under Health Unit Regulations.Further particulars contact Mr. Roy Mason, Grand Bend. Lowest or any tender not necessar­ ily accepted. ARTHUR J. AMY, Secretary,Exeter, Ont. 24:1 c REAL ESTATE 2-STOREY, 7-R00M house, 3 bed­rooms, modern kitchen and bathroom, new air-conditioned furnace, laundry tubs, garage. Possession September 1. Apply Claude Blowes, Box 315 Exeter. 6-24tfc HENSALL — Main Street residence, well situated. Priced for quick sale. Terms may be arranged. Act imme­ diately. GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF CANADA Broker—R. B. Patterson, Phone 51, Hensal), Ontario. 6-17tfc HENSALL — 3- or 4-bedroom house with living room, dining room and modern kitchen and bathroom. Nice­ ly located with good lot and small barn. Price $3,650.00. Terms. —C. V. Pickard. Realtor, Main St., Exeter.6-10tfc 2-STOREY 2-FAMILY brick house in fine location. Forced air oil-burning furnace. Two 3-piece baths, extra lot, garage, garden. —W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Earl Parsons, Salesman.6-I0tfc GUEST HOUSE and comfortable year ’round home is provided in this beau­ tiful rug brick house located on Blue Water Highway near Grand Bend. House is oil-heated and has every convenience. Two cabins, double gar­ age and tidy barn. 3 acres of valu­able land. Whole property in the pink of condition. Terms. — C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St., Exeter. 6-10tfc KIPPEN—RURAL I-IOME—Solid brick house, good lot. Bath and hot water heating. Nicely decorated with low taxes. Ideal place to retire. Reason­ably priced. Immediate possession. Terms can be arranged. GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF CANADABroker —R. B. Patterson, Phone 51, Hensal], Ontario.6-10tfc 7-ROOM HOUSE, in good condition, full bqth, hard and soft running water, garage, few acres with 400 feet Blue Water Highway frontage suitable for building lots, flowers or vegetables, year round or summer home. —W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Earl Parsons, Salesman.____________6-3tfc 2-BEDROOM COTTAGE — This is. a complete small home with modern kitchen and two-piece bath. Full basement. Immediate possession if desired. — C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St., Exeter.____________6-10tfc DUPLEX HOUSE with nice kitchen and bathroom, large garage and ex­tra lots. Brick house, attached gar­ age, small barn and acreage. W. C.* Pearce, Realtor, Earl Parsons, Sales­ man_________________________6-3tfc SMALL WARTIME HOUSE —Apply 369 Marlborough Street or phone 692 Exeter,_______________________6-3tfc HENSALL — Frame house and extra lot centrally located on corner. Fur­ nace and bath. Low taxes. Priced for quick sale. Immediate possession. GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF CANADA Broker —R. 13. Patterson, Phone 51,Hensall, Ontario,6-lfrtfc NEW FULLY MODERN one-floor rug brick forced air oil heated home. Reasonable down payment and terms. Owner 493 Andrew Street._____6-3tfc $2,500.00 OR $3,000.00 CASH will give you possession of one of Exeter’s finer brick homes. Nicely arranged rooms. Hardwood floors throughout. New oil-burning furnace. Garage. Good location. Total price reduced. Quick possession. C. V. Pickard, 394 Main St., Exeter._____________5-6tfc TWO SUMMER HOMES, Old Orchard subdivision, Grand Bend, One new, nicely finished, all conveniences, winterized. Both may be purchased on very easy terms. C. V. Pickard, Realtor, 394 Main St., Exeter, 5-6tfc ONE FLOOR 2-bedroom house, bath­ room, new oil furnace. Corner lot.— Wm, Pearce, Realtor, Earl Parsons, Salesman. 4-15tfc NEW HOUSE — 349 Edward Street. Living room, kitchen, dining room, two bedrooms, and bath with space for other room on second floor. Oil furnace. Wide let. —R. E. Balkwill, Exeter, phone 89-J,________ 4-8tfc DUPLEX HOUSE', 2-piece bath up­ stairs, 3-piece down and 5 pr 6 acres on highway near Exeter. — W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Earl Parsons, Sales­man. 3-11 tfc CENTRALLY LOCATED for schools, churches and 'shopping, 3-bed*rdom house, new roof, Interior decorating good, 2 bathrooms, garage. — W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Earl Parsons, Sales- man, _____3-4,tfc WE ALWAYS HAVE for sale good farms of various .size, price and qual­ ity, stores and other businesses, sum­ mer cottages and year round homes.w. C. Pearce, Realtor, Earl Par­sons, Salesman. 5-28tfc FOR RENT FURNISHED UPPER apartment, pri­ vate entrance, electric stove and frig. Apply 103 Huron St. ID Phone 225-.T, 1:8c BRAND NEW 8-room house, on Huron Street, Exeter. Phone 299. lc TWO APARTMENTS—Apply 84 An­ drew St. See Mr Warner or phone London 2-9754.___________________1_* 4-ROOM FURNISHED upstairs apart­ment and 4-room first floor apart­ ment, completely furnishe d. Also furnished light - housekeeping rooms foi men. —Apply 357 Carling Street, lc TWO ROOMS. Phone 244-J,______lc 4-ROOM APARTMENT — Apply 27 Gidley Street E._________________D SMALL 1-BEDROOM cottage, furn­ ished, Available at once. Apply Ken Hodgins, Centralia, phone 880-j-3. 1* 1-BEDROOM APARTMENT, in Ex- eter. Phone 100 Zurich,______6-10*tfc FURNISHED APARTMENT, espe­ cially nice. —476 Elliot Apts., Main Street._______________________6-3tfo FLOOR POLISHERS and vacuum cleaners. Power lawn mowers. —Bea- vers Hard ware, Exeter._______7-ltfc 3-ItOOM AI’ARTMENT, on ground floor. Apply Harold Beaver, phone 494-W, lc Floor Sander And Edger Do It Yourself and Save Money! MCKENZIE’S PAINT STORE Phone 253 Exeter G-10:17:24:7-l:8:15:22:29c NOTICES TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Efthiell May Whiting deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of Ethel May Whiting, late of the Township of Usborne, in the County of Huron, Married Woman, who died on or about ‘the 2.0th day of May, 1953, are required to file particulars of same with Bell & Laughton, Solicitors, of Exeter, On­ tario, by the 17th day of July 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 Administrator, Exeter, Ont; 1:8:15c AUCTION SALES Clearing AUCTION SALE of Truck, Tractor, Livestock, Farm Implements, Hay, Grain and Household Effects On the premises,LOT 19, S.B. CON., HAY TWP. 1% miles east of DashwoodThe undersigned auctioneer received instructions to sell by public auction onFRIDAY, JULY 2, 1 P.M. SHARP LIVESTOCKHORSES: Bay Clyde gelding, 7 years old; black Pcrcheron mare, 8 years old; bay Clyde gelding, 1,700 lbs. All good work horses. CATTLE: Dark roan cow, with hei­ fer calf at foot; light roan cow, with heifer calf at foot; roan cow, due latter ’part of July; red cow, carry­ ing second calf, due latter part of' July; red cow, with heifer calf at foot; roan cow, due in August; year­ling red heifer. This is an extra good herd of Shorthorn cattle. FARM MACHINERY TRUCK & TRACTOR: 1952 Fargo half-ton pickup truck, correct mile­age 2,100 miles, in brand new condi­ tion; McDeering W-4 tractor, used two seasons, like new. FARM IMPLEMENTS: A Massey- Harris side rake, used one season; McDeering 8>^-ft. spring-tooth culti­ vator, used one season; McDeering 3- furrow tractor plow; McDeering man­ure spreader, on steel: McDeering 13- rtin fertilizer drill; Doering mower, 5-ft. cut; 3-drum steel roller; 3-se- ction diamond harrows; Vessott 10%- in. grain grinder; large speed jack; straw extension blower; new 32-ft. extension ladder; 2-horse drawn 14- platc discs; single scuffler; walking plow; steel wagon, wagon box; stock rack, steel wagon; 16-ft. hay rack, like new; large iron kettle; Clinton fanning mill; grindstone; cutting box; set new sling ropes; buggy; horse cart; cu 11 er ; wheelbarrow; now scythe: large wooden water trough and pipe; 8 steel barrels, various sizes; woven wire fence stretcher; vises; shovels; forks; saws; block and tackle; carpenter tools; large assort­ment of miscellaneous items.HAY & GRAIN: 600 bales choice mixed hay; 70 bushels of mixed grain. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Kitchen range; table and chairs; couch; cab­inet; 2 bedroom sets: dressers; kit­ chen utensils, dishes, sealers, crocks, etc,, etc. NO RESERVE, everything Will bo sold. TERMS! Cash. EDWARD BEAVER, _ HILDA. MADISON,Executors of the Estate of the Late Charles Beaver GLEN WEBB, CLERKAIW1N WALPER, AUCTIONEER 24:1c Showroom Condition ’51 CHEV COACH Light Blue, Just like New ’39 PLYMOUTH COACH Excellent Condition — <$295 ’38 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Price — $125 '51 CHEVROLET PICKUP Price — $795 ’48 MERCURY PICKUP Price •— $645 South End Service Russ and Chuck Snell PHONE 328 EXETER Interior finished in Porcelain pastel shade with rich1; golden trim. Choice of white or Straltfwdt yellow exterior! And all these features • Full-width Freezer Chest • Frozen Juice Can HolcKeir’ • Full-width Chill Drawer • Handy Meat Tender • Pantry-Door with Eg® Server, Butter Compart" merit, removable shelves • Full-width Hydrator • All-aluminum Shelves • Meter-Miser Mechanism, ( Russell Electric FHOJite .109 jjxiMv .( i K V .< * V