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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-03-16, Page 6WE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1950Page 6 Thresherman’s magazines and pictures wanted for historical collection. Write WQODHAM Mrs, T. G. W a n 1 e s s, John, Elizabeth few days Toronto, Rachel a few days with Mr. Jack Smith. ■Mrs. D, C. misfortune to break several and Margaret spent a with Mrs, Adams, of Levy, St. Marys, spent and Mrs. Stephens "had the fall last week and bones in her Mr. William Mills and Ken. Mills visited on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doupe. The (pupils and teacher, Yvonne Mills, -had Open House at the school Friday afternoon, The pupils gave a program of various numbers and also their work on display. foot. Mr. with Miss had H. S. TURNER Goderich Ontario WAH F/MSWREDECORATES A LARGE ss,~*4»» Only one appeal is made each year by the Ontario Society for Crippled Child ren. Buy and Seals and help children. use Easter c !• i p p I e d SEATjS —USE EASTER HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN Traquair HARDWARE Clearing Our Used Cars KIRKTON Mrs. Ray Francis has return ed to her home, .having spent the past two weeks with her daugh ter, Mrs, Ray (Stewart at Ottawa. ■Mrs. M. Gregory is holidaying with her sister, Mrs. H. Ulot at ■St. Marys. The community skating rink has been the scene of great act ivities this past week, with skat ing parties from Mitchell, Roys Church Young People and hoc key games with Staffa, Wood ham and Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tufts and daughter Annq, of London, spent the week-end with Mrs. Truman Tufts. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Marshall spent the week-end with ,’Mr. and •Mrs. C. F. Marshall at Hamilton and while there attended a birth day celebration for Mr. Mar shall .who had just returned from a two month holiday in Scotland with the curlers from Canada. Mrs. Cecil Skinner, of were guests of Mr. Horace Delbridge on W1NCHELSEA Mr. Joe Bailey and Miss |Betty Bailey visited Sunday with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bailey, .of Kirkton. Mr. Clarence Ford, Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. Newman .Baker of Welburn, visited over Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford. Mr. and Centralia, and Mrs. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Camp bell and girls, of Exeter, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arm strong on 'Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and family spent Sunday after noon with Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald, of Staffa. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong were at Hagersville on Monday and called on relatives .there. • Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Carty, of i London, Miss Kay Hey, of Exe ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prance were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walters on Sunday. A I Plymouth Special Deluxe J Coach, new car condition. A | Chevrolet Sedan, radio and i T11 heater. A good buy. ( an- the 38 29 Dodge Custom Sedan. A I real good car in A-l shape. I Ford Coachcheap trans- [ portation. “TERMS, TRADES ACCEPTED' Hensail Motor Sales DODGE, DESOTO SALES AND SERVICE Phone 31 Hensall blanshard Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper, Ruth, Clare and Veryl were Sun day evening dinner guests and Mrs. Cecil Camm, of ham. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ford, Walter and Donnie were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Trewartha, of Holmesville. Mr, and Mrs. Milton . Hooper spent Friday in Clinton with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter. Mrs. Fred Pattison few days last week with Mrs. Orville Langford, tralia. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kirkton, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. i (Milton Hooper. Mrs. James Mossey and Kath leen, Mr. Joe Jaques were Sun day guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Wes Mossey. Mr. William Jones is sport ing a new Massey-Harris tractor. (Mr. Shaw, (Mr- Kenneth Shaw and Mr. Alex 'Shaw, of Arthur, were Sunday guests of Mr. Mrs. Wes 'Mossey. Mr. Cecil Mossey . spent week-end in Toronto. (Intended for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Morley Waugh and Mrs. T, Waugh, of London, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Thacker. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller, Ray, Ruth and Bobby, of Sun shine Line, were last Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and •Mrs. Kenneth Langford. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomson attended the funeral of their uncle, Mr, Fred Johnson, Kirk ton, and had supper with Mr. and Mrs. E. Selves. Carl Mills, of Auburn, /Miss Audrey Parkinson, of Wel burn, spent the week-end at their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hooper, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Saakei were Wednesday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. (Mitchell Leibler. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Leibler, of Mitchell, were Sunday ning dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. Milton Hooper. of Mr. Wood- spent a Mr, and of Cen- Paul, of ■ evening and Mrs, and the Mr. eve- and '' LOST AND FOUND NOTICE HORSES for sale or exchange. I have some horses which I will guarantee good workers at all times, which I will sell or ex change for other unsatisfac tory or aged horses, G. J, Dow, box 83, phone 83. 12:19:26* tfc CHEAP—-New Sunbeam electric “Shavemaster”, $23. Used a few times. Save money you formerly spent on soap, blades, styptic pencils. Apply at The Exeter Times-Advocate. tfc FOR SALE—-Reasonable. “Good Cheer” range; large oak rock er; aquarium; Edison disc phonograph, 30 records; also 200 assorted Edison disc re cords, $5 a dozen. —J. W. Powell, Victoria St, West. 3-16tfc FOR SALE — Davenport, opens into full-size bed, spring-filled mattress, opposite collapsed po sition gives comfortable ches terfield. Apply to Box “A” Times-Advocate. Phone 29<0^-M. 16* FOR SALE—’36 Oldsmobile se dan, priced reasonably. Frank Triebner* ter. phone 45S-r-6 Exe- 16* BROODER HOUSE—S’x 16’, as phalt shingle roof, roll brick siding, like new. Also brooder stove, used one year. Apply: Lyman Gratton, Grand Bend. 16:23* FOR SALE—Soft and hardwood. Apply to Heber Davis, R.R. 1, Centralia. Phone 9-r-21 Lucan. 16* FOR SALE — Grey Percheron mare, 6 years old; black year ling colt. —Thos. Slavin, R.R. 2, Kippen. 16* LOST—Brown and white Collie pup on Wednesday,’’ March 8, that answers to the name of “Buster”. A boy’s 'Christmas gift. Finder please telephone 15-r-4 Lucan, Orville Lang ford. 16c LOST—Near Beavers Hardware, a paii’y of black kid gloves, suede trimmed. Please leave at Times-Advocate, 16* LOST—Would the person who took the black wallet from be side a 4-year-old boy looking at the comic books in Robert son’s Drug Store please return as the party is known. 16c FOUND—One Beagle h.o u n d Apply; R. B. Gates, Centralia, phone 40-r-24. 16c HELP WANTED WANTED—Female help. Capable woman for cleaning. -—Phone 5 2 Exeter. 16c WANTED •— Licenced mechanic.^ Terms. Year ’round job, wages’ and bonus. Prefer young man, Apply: Box “G”, The .Times- Advocate. 16c WANTED—Baker’s helper or man to learn baking business. Apply; Kirkton Bakery, phone 50. 16 c WANTED—O n e full-time girl and one part-time girl for traying eggs. Apply: Lakeview Hatchery, Exeter. 16c REAL ESTATE COAT EXCHANGED — A t the James 'Street United Church on Sunday morning, a gent’s light topcoat was exchanged in error. Will the party who took the one that was left please return it to the church and receive their own. 16* AUCTION SALES vise; sugar kettle; set double ■blocks and pulleys; fence stret-, cher; 2 logging chains; 2 sgjs team harness; 5 horse collars. MISC.: Colemail gas lamp; Coleman gas iron; Aladdin hang ing lamp; Coleman gas stove and oven; Gurney white enamel cook stove, w’th reservoir, 3 months old. TERMS; Cash. Everything to be sold without reserve. J. R, McLean, Auctioneer 16* 2 Clearing AUCTION SALE Of Nearly New Farm Power Machinery, Fowlp Grain and Cattle W. E. Nairn, auctioneer, will sell by public auction Lot 15, Con. 1, Ellice, half mile east of Sebringville, 3 miles west of Stratford off No, 8 Highway, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22 at 1:30 p.m. MACHINERY: Ford tractor on rubber with starter ^.nd lights, also front end loadei;; Ford trac tor, with starter and lights; 2 sets of Ford 2-way discs; 1 set double discs; tiller; packer ; s p r i n g tooth cultivator; stiff tooth cultivator; Hydro scoop; Coby manure spreader, with power take off; rear end tractor mower; side rake; Ford buck rake; 6-ft. M.H. Clipper combine with motor; grainf blower; elec tric grain grinder; 5-h.p. motor; grindei’ with speed jack; 13-disc Cockshutt fertlizer drill; corn loader; corn box 2,000-pound set of Coby farm wagon Universal milking AUCTION SALE OF Farm Stock, Implements The undersigned has received instructions to sell by public auction on ’ Lot 35, Con. 2, North Boundary, Usbome, , One mile east of No. 4 Highway FRIDAY, MARCH 17 at 1:00 p.m. sharp STOCK: One good work mare; brood sows; 8 chunks; York hog. IMPLEMENTS: A.R. _ Deere tractor, in_ good shape Massey Harris ' : ‘ • mower, 6-foot; mower, 6-foot; Chalmers combine, with pickup attachment; grain grinder, with speed jack; 2 rubber-tired wagons with grain boxes; steel- tired wagon; spring tooth culti vator; 2 four-section harrows; disc harrow, 12-plate; land roll er; double disc; corn cultivator; I.H.C. corn binder; hay loader; manure spreader; 3-furrow trac tor plough; 2-furrow tractor plough; 2 walking ploughs; scuf- fler; fanning- mill; root pulper; 1,200-lb. scales; 3 rabbit pens; 5 chicken shelters and feeders; 2 sap pans; 185 buckets; 2 gathering barrels; 2 supply bar rels; 150-gal. fuej barrel; 2 oil barrels; post drill; vice; quan tity of hardwood; light wagon; 2 pig troughs; 125 bales of straw; 7 loads of bean straw; set double harness; iron kettle; forks; chains; whiffle trees neckyoke; boxes; barrels; pails 13-disc fertilizer drill; Z.“. circular saw; 10-foot dump rake; 2 500-chick coal oil brooders; log jack; saw-dust burner; 2 rolls of chick wire, 10 rods each; emery stone; pig shelter; hand cutting box; drive belt; front and back axles of an Essex car; 5 .good .500x20 tires and tubes; a share in a silo filler cutting box. TERMS: Cash. Walter Madge, Proprietor Fred Dawson, Clerk Frank Taylor, Auctioneer binder, Massey No. 60 John 7-foot; Harris Allis binder and and pipes; scales; H.B. on rubber; machine, 2 double units; Chore Boy milking machine, 2 single units; 2-furrow M.H. tractoi* plow; lift type spike tooth har row; set of 5-section drag har rows; a new half-ton Ford pick up truck; 1949 Kaiser sedan; IB ton army truck; heavy 2- wheeled trailer; small 2-wheeled trailer; 4-wheeled trailer. FOWL: 400 Rhode Island Red yearling hens. ■Colony house, and S -chicken dll pl fppcs GRAIN: 150 bus. wheat. CATTLE: Yearling steer; 3 purebred accredited Holstein bull calves. TERMS: sold.) A. O. W. E. VILLAGE ACREAGE with build ing suitable for conversion to a 2-family residence. Water and electricity now in. —W. C. Pearce. 3-16tfcFOR SALE—Good cattle hay. Apply: Frank Smythe, Cen tralia. 16* Junior Fa rmers To See Hog Processing The Huron and Perth Junior Farmers and County Hog Pro ducers, in co-operation with the Whyte Packing Company and the Dominion Livestock Branch, are staging two half-day demonstra tions on processing and market ing hogs at the Whyte plant, Stratford. Huron breeders are visiting the plant afternoon, Thursday, March 16. The pro gram will and both junior and senior farm-, ers have been invited to .attend. To See Processes Hog Producers assemble at the packing company when grading on ■place. An opportunity to see the kill and inspection of .tlie various processes in the live hog to the will be provided. Demonstations the^ carcass and hog disease and their effect will be given by Elgin Senn, chief hog grader for Ontario; Dr. S. Hanmore, of the Federal Health of Animals branch; and the local ‘staff of the Whyte Packing Company. FOR SALE—’46 102 GRC Mas sey Harris tractor, in good condition, lights and wheel weights. Apply: Earl Dietrich, Dashwood, phone Sl-r-16. 16* 125 ACRES good soil on county road ~ brick good condition, hydro. See it, you’ll like it. Only $8,5 00. —W. C. Pearce, Realtor. 3-16tfc neai’ Walton. Beautiful •house. L-shape’ barns, drilled well, I.H.C. this (W e d n e s d a y) and Perth breeders on be the same both days are asked to yards of the at one p.m. foot will take plant from the Wiltshire side FOR SALE—11 - run fertilizer drill, good Apply: Phil Johns, 44-r-21 Kirkton, Cockshutt condition, telephone 16* FOR SALE—Four head of Dur ham cattle. Phone 33-r-9 Kirk ton. 16* 100 ACRES Hay Twp. near highway, brick house, bank barn, good stabling,- strawshed with pig pens. Some bush, balance tillable. $6,000. —W. C. Pearce, Realtor. 3-16tfc Cash. (The farm is Elliot, Proprietor Nairn, Auctioneer 16e FOR SALE—’42 Chev Fleetline in good condition; ’34 Dodge sedan with new paint job. Apply: Broderick Bros., tele phone 277. 16* FOR SALE—Three spring coats and one suit, sizes 12 and 14, all in very good condition, too small for owner, reasonable. —Phone 26-W. 16* RESORT PROPERTY for sale— Grand Bend, Ont., south on Blue Water Highway, number of lots 100 ft. frontage highway, selling at $10 foot frontage. —Herman Gill, Realtor, Grand Bend. on per M. 16c Of On Clearing AUCTION SALE Real Estate, Household Effects and Auto the promises in Drysdale, Lot 25, Stanley Township 10 miles north of Grand Bend on No. 21 Highway The undersigned auctioneer has been instructed to sell by public auction on SATURDAY, MARCH 25 REAL ESTATE: Consisting of one-quarter acre of land upon which is situated a modern full 2-storey dwelling with full base ment. Newly covered with insul- brick, equipped with hydro, has sun etc., Also some fruit trees, best of garden land, never-failing water supply, an ideal home in the summer resort area. This property is in first condition and will be sold ject to a reserved bid. TERMS of Real Estate: on day of sale; balance in thirty days. AUTOMOBILE: ’37 Chevrolet De Lux Coach, correct mileage 45,000 miles, has new battery and four new tires. This ear is in perfect condition in every way. A. FULL LINE of Household Effects in next week’s issue. Peter Masse, Joseph Masse, Executors of the estate of late Nelson Masse Alvin Walper, Auctioneer 16:23c FARM FOR SALE—100 acres, Lot 4, Con. 2, Hay Township, close to highway and canning factory, brick house, with hydro, bank barn, good stab ling strawshed with pig pens, water in house and barn. Ap ply to Mrs. William Taylor, Exeter. 16* the AUCTION SALE Of Used Equipment at the HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX on Victoria Street FRIDAY, MARCH 31 at 2 o’clock following used equipment, subject to a reserve bid. Two G-E electric stoves; G-E refrigerator; G-E washing ma chine; kitchen wall cupboards; and Fawcett oil space heater. Frank Taylor, Auctioneer E. D. Howey, Clerk 16:23c on cutting up discussions on NOTICES I _ jLieury Farm Forum Monday evening last was other enjoyable night for L i e u r y Farm Forum group. There was a good attendance of thirty-two members. They met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Reid. _ Three groups were formed to discuss the topic of .the evening, “Can We Farm Co-Operatively?” All * groups came to the con clusion that it was impossible in our community aftei* so many years of private ownership of implements. , lively music , recreation by Ison .and Mr. rMr. Hilton Amos acted as dis- tcussion leader for the evening in | place of the regular leader, Mrs. : Laverne Allison, who is shut-in with.measles in her home. A de- j licious lunch with a social half hour topped off the meeting. Next Forum meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Erskine, March 20. Good were Mrs. Erwin Thompson, G. DOG OWNERS Please take notice that 1950 Dog Taxes are now due and must be paid on or before April 1, 1950. Bates games and provided for Stan Thomp- Progress in surgery of the heart has been almost as rapid as surgery of any part of the human body. In fact, while ab dominal surgery of an extensive nature was ushered in 100 years ago with the discoveiy of anes thesia, heart surgery is still in its infancy. Male dog ........................... $2.00 Female dog ...... $4.00 Each additional male ...... $4.00 Each additional female .... $6.00 Spayed female .................. $2.00 Please make payments prompt ly at Clerk’s Office. C. V. Pickard, Clerk 16:23c FARM FOR SALE—55 acres or less full set of good buildings, Lot 9, Con. 7, Stephen, half mile south of Crediton. Apply: John Kuznick, phone Crediton 72-r-6. 16:23* MISCELLANEOUS WANTED FOR SALE!—Modern home; 3 cottages on a well travelled highway, cold water on tap, built-in cupboards; also pri vate drive and parking lot; pressure system in home, hot or cold on tap, 3-pce. bath, large garage, approximately one-half or one acre ground. Apply; Murray Neil, R.R. 2, Centralia, phone Crediton 10-J 2:9:16c The to V Are Tomorrow's Treasures S' Buy Easter Seals HAVE REGULAR PORTRAITS MADE OF YOUR CHILD V PHOTOGRAPHER HELP CHILDREN OVERCOME PHYSICAL HANDICAPS NOW Pictures PAINTING—-Spray and brush. Arrange with us early. Houses, barns, sheds, roofs, etc. —Ly man Gratton, Grand Bend, phone Dashwood 42-r-iS. Mar. 16: May 4 * I AM TN THE MARKET for all kinds of horses, any size, any age. •—G. J. Dow, phone S3 Exeter. 12:19:26*tfc BE SURE TO GET your Ren-O- Sal Tablets when you get your chicks, for their growth and stimulation, as well as for control of Cecal Coccidiosis. They are cheap, as you use only 2 tablets per gallon of drinking water per The chicks grow at per cent faster. Your bury dealer—L. V. Exeter, phone 266. 2:9:16:23:30:6c growth, least 14 Dr. Salis- Hogarth, COD LIVER OIL for your poul try and animals $2.85 per gal. in tins. L. V. Hogarth, Exeter, phone 266. 2:9:16c SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED Traquair’s Hardware Weak, Tired, Nervous, Pepless Men, Women Get New Vim, Vigor, Vitality Pay goftdbye to ilttaS Weak, always tired fccllngis, depression and nerVB’USnosa duo to weak, tbin blood. Get ut> tooling fresh, be peppy all day, have plenty ot vitality left over by evening. Take Ostrex. Contains iron. vitamin fit, calcium, phosphorus tor blood building, body strengthening, stimulation, invigorates system■, Improves appetite. tlJgfeStSv® powers. Costs little. New "get nemmititoa" sitfs only coo. Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets for now. nor mal imp, vim,vigor, this very day. At all druggists. WANTED—40 head of cattle to feed for about two months, plenty of hay, beans, straw and corn. Apply: Ross Love, phone 100-r-iB Hensail. 16* Farm Sold — Clearing AUCTION SALE Of T.B. Tested Cattle (No Reactors) and Implements ! undersigned has received instructions from LLOYD BAKER sell by public auction at McGillivray Township mile north of Parkliill on Highway 81 on TUESDAY, MARCH 21 1:30 pan. Bay Belgium geld- 6; grey Percheron 8; black Percheron 3; Clyde bay 1 TENDERS WANTED FOR THE NEW HOUSE you *had in mind, you’ll want a nice lot, in a good neighborhood. I have 2. Act quick, if you want one or both. —-J. W. Powell, Victoria St. West. 3-16-tfc porch, builtin cupboards, and an adjoining garage, best of class sub 10% TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN Tenders for Repairing Drain Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned up until 6 o’clock p.m. on Friday, March 24, 1950, for the repair of the Corbett Drain. Work to commence as soon as possible after contract is and to consist of 5,900 cu. of excavation. Plans, profile, specifications of the work be seen at the office of clerk in Credlton. '• A markea cneque of $200.00 must accompany each tender, lowest or any tender not neces sarily accepted. F. W. Mortock, Clerk of Twp. of stephen 9:16c FOR SALE—Comfortable two- bedroom cottage with all con veniences. Nice lot. Well locat ed. Immediate possession. Rea sonable price. Other houses.— C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St., Exeter. 2c let, yds. and may the TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN Tenders for Gravel Hauling Contract Sealed tenders for the crush ing and hauling of 8,000 cu. yds. of crushed stone will be received up until 6 o’clock p.m. on. Fri day, Match 24, 1950. State flat rate for hauling anywhere in the township. Gravel to be hauled from Moody’s Pit. Contract to be com pleted by the 15th day of June, 1950. Marked cheque must ac company each tender*, lowest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. I or F, W. Morlock, Clerk of Twp. of Stephen 9:16c FOR SALE—Service station and garage. Ideal location on high way, 4 pumps. Well estab lished business. Fine cement block building, Complete with two-bedroom apartment. Build ing steam heated and with all other conveniences. —C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main Street, Exeter. 2c THE PROPERTY MARKET Check These For Values: One new two-bedroom, one-floor home, full sized basement, beau tiful kitchen, lovely living room. This home is situated in a desit- able location. Possession in 60 days. One good brick house, three-bed- room, large living room and dining room, modern kitchen, new air-conditioned furnace. Lovely grounds and location* Also Other House GOOD INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY A good two-storey brick build ing. Practical for various pur poses with 7,000 feet floor space. Equipped with upright boiler; also heavy duty electric service situated on large lot. Arch McIntyre, Real Estate Broker O. J. Stewart, Phone 335 at HORSES; ing, rising mare, rising gelding, rising mare. CATTLE: Holstein cow, three years, due April 22; Holstein cow, due April 9; Holstein cow, 4 years, due April 20; Holstein cow, 6 years, due March 30; Holstein cow, 5 years, due April 14; Holstein heifer, 2 years, due time of sale; Holstein heifer, due April 23; Jersey heifer, 2 years, due in May. The above cows are bred to a Hereford bull. Two 2-year-old steers; Hol stein heifer, six months old; 10 last year’s calves, steers and hei fers, Holstein-Hereford cross. HOGS: Sow with pigs, six weeks old at time of sale; 2 young sows, one Tamworth and one York, due to farrow April 15. POULTRY: Rock Muscovie ducks anti oney house, 10x16: 1,000-chick brooder hover,IMPLEMENTS’: 10-20 McC.-D. tractor, on rubber, in good con dition; rubber-tired wagon, roller hay rack; M.H. ; set of Cockshutt 11-run disc Clearing1 AUCTION SALE Of Real Estate and Household Effects Oil Part Lot 12, L.R.E1. Com, Hay Township, No. 21 Highway, 7 miles north of Grand Bend The undersigned auctioneer has been instructed to sell by public auction on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 commencing at 1:30 p.m. sharp REAL ESTATE: Consisting of IB acres of land, more or less,i a-a tivi co ux 1.110X6 Or I6SS4pullets; 3 Ion which is situated a good two- drake; col-1 storey dwelling covered with as- 2 shelters; 1 phalt shingles, has a full base stove and new;bearing, grain binder, 6-ft. sleighs; fertilizer drill; grain drill; Oliver 2-3 furrow convertible tractor plough N.B.; set Bissell spring tooth harrows; steel land roller; corn cultivator; 2-row scuffler; walking plow; lilt. corn binder, recently overhauled; dump rakes; side delivery loader, new, loads; F.W, spreader; tooth; M.H. pipes; cream .. den seeder; 2 M.H. M.H. team disc; rake; M.H* hay loaded only 22 mower; manure 3-horse cultivator, 13- Oliver riding p 1 o u g h ; 15-inch cutting box, with set of harrows; Viking separator, 650 lbs,; gar- 2,000-Tb. platform scales; 24 0-lb. s c a les; milk scales; Babcock tester; pipe and ment, also a modern summer (kitchen. There are some fruit trees, best of garden land, never- failing water supply. An ideal home in the summer home area. Property Is in good condition. TERMS of Real Estate: 10% on day of sale. Balance in 30 days. Will be sold subject to a reserved bid. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Con sisting of household effects in cluding: Bell piano; 3 beds, complete with springs and mat-, tress; 3 dressers; round top din ing room table; drop leaf table; Quebec heater; coal oil stove; kitchen range; sideboard; kit chen chairs; various linoleum rugs; daybed; and many articles toe numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash. Leon Jeffrey, Administrator of Estate of late Loon Jeffrey, Sr, John Denomme, Clerk Alvin Walper, Auctioneer 16:23o