The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-03-23, Page 6Page 6 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1950
BLANSHARP
Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Thackei*,
Orrie, Elizabeth and Linda spent
Thursday in London with Mrs.
T. Waugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Don King of
Unionda’le were Sunday evening
and Mrs.dinner guests of Mr.
Bill Jones.
Miss Madeline Dann
spent the week-end at
Mr. Giadwyn. Hooper, Mr. Jack
Thomson spent last Thursday in
Brantford attending the Cock-
shutt demonstration.
of London
Iter home.Buy Or Sell, Twice As Well, With Want Ads!
.WANTED FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
r
lt
POULTRY; Two Toulouse
geese, 1 gander; Bantams, 3
hens and rooster.
IMPLEMENTS: Dearing bind
er, 6-ft. cut; M-H fertilizer hoe
drill, 11-run, only used two
years; manure spreader; Dearing
rake, 10-ft.; M-H, bean scuffler
and puller; Cockshutt riding
plow; 'Fleury walking plow; M-
H mower, 6-ft. cut; M-H out-
4-section diamond
of bob sleighs;
rubber-tired wagon
16-ft. hay
rake; .Viking cream separator,
with electric motor; root pulper;
electric motor; 4 80-lb, milk
cans; colony house, 12 x 14,
newly built; 5 chicken shelters;
snow fences, various lengths;
brass mounted britchen harness;
set of back band harness; set
of horse blankets; wheel-barrow;
2 steel pig troughs; quantity of
twine sacks; 20 good grain
bags; set of sling ropes; new
hay fork; bag truck; quantity of
lumber; pig crate; water trough;
complete well digging outfit;
brand new 32-ft. extension lad
der; cross-cut saw, new; brooder
stove; lawn mower; one-man
cross-cut saw; scythe; chop box;
logging chains; block and tac
kle; quantity of salt; set of car
chains; 2 new pipe wrenches,
No. 18 and 24; milk pails;
doubletrees; shovels; forks; and
many articles too numerous to
mention. ,
HAY & GRAIN: 200 bales of
choice timothy and alfalfa hay;
250 bushels of mixed grain, oats
and barley.
MISO.: Good Cheer cook
stove; 2 complete bedroom
suites; child's crib and play pen;
Aladdin hanging lamp; fancy
coal-oil hanging lamp; -complete
toilet set; gas iron; gas lamp
and lantern; coal-oil lantern;
Phinolo battery radio, good con
dition; wash stands; kitchen
cabinet; small tables; 2 screen
doors; beautiful new carpet
stripes and mats.
TERMS: Cash. Everything will
sold without reserve.
Mrs. William Taylor, Prop.
Earl Birr, Clerk
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer
centre
room
room
chair;
stove; Quebec heater; oak
table; square top dining
extension table; 5 dining
chairs; large dining room
6 kitchen chairs; small rockers;
large rockers, like new; small
end tables; 'buffet; large mir
rors; various electric table
lamps; two oak rockers; kitchen
clock; china cabinet; kitchen
table; electric toaster and iron;
4 steel beds complete,
spring-filled mattresses,
beds are like new;
dressers, commodes;
12; congoleum rug,
linoleum, 10 x 12;
others of different sizes; Alad
din lamp; small lamps; galvan-
‘ 2 galvanized
crocks; copper
9 7-piece dinner set; sil-
glassware;
utensils;
feather ticks;
ironing board;
radio; 8-piece
Coleman new design gas
furnace base suitable for
■WANTED—To rent, unfurnished
2-bedroom bungalow or ground
floor apartment by young cou
ple with child. Father per
manently employed in Exeter,
Apply Box “F”, Exetei’ Times-
Advocate. 23*
RESORT PROPERTY for sale—
Grand Bend, Ont., one busi
ness lot on Main St., liberal
terms, Have clients waiting
for cottages in Lakeview Park,
Gibb survey and north. Price
right and we can sell for you,
—Herman M. Gill, Realtor,
Grand Bend,
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 S3, phone 83.16*tfc
the market today—
you—.“Our Custom
the Stamped
ACCOMMODATION-
unfurnished
man, wife,
ter. Reply
Advocate.
Stop - Look - Listen
Our buyer just returned from Montreal with Bundles of
Bargains! Along with three other well known Western
Ontario merchants, we cleared the whole floor stock of
one of the best known shirt makers on
and here it is all dished up ready for
ers”!
Van Heusen
Shirts
V WHITES
V PASTELS
V STRIPES
25 Dozen of Them!
Plain and French Cuffs
in all sizes and lengths
Included in These Are
$3.95, $4.95 and $5.95 Shirts
$2.99 or 3 for $8.50
In this Buying Spree We Cleared
400 Pairs of
Gabardine Pants
Drop Loops, French Seams,
Shades of Grey, Blue and
Sold Anywhere at $10.95 to $14.95
We Will Cuff These for You
Sizes 28 to 42
Zippers
Brown
$6.95
This Tremendous Event Is from Friday, March 24,
till Saturday, April 1, Only!
George Wright
Civilian & Air Force Tailors
3
■3 or more
rooms for air
school-age daugh-
Box “K”, Times-
230
WANTED—Used sacks of all
kinds. Apply: Centralia Farm
ers’ Supply, Centralia, Ont.
23c
WANTED—A Drake, white pre
ferred. — Apply Frank Trieb-
ner, phone Exeter 458-r*6. 23c
WANTED—Large-size steel baby
crib.—Apply Times-Advocate.
23*
WANTED—A junior (used) bi
cycle, in good condition. Apply
—Gordon Hamilton, Hensail,
phone 73-r-12. 2'3*
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-—-2- or 3-room apart
ment, 1| miles east of Exeter,
separate entrance, oil heated,
hydro and water. Call 176-12
Exeter. *
FOR RENT—3-room unfurnished
apartment, oil furnace, private
bath and private entrance.
Write Box 134, Lucan, or
phone 70 Lucan. 23*
FOR RENT—Apartment suitable
for two persons, centrally lo
cated. For further particulars
apply at Red & White Store.
23c
BABY CHICKS
STARTED PULLETS — Thou
sands of beautiful little pul-
lets in our brooders now. One
and two weeks old. Also mixed
chicks. Both pure breeds and
cross-breds. You’ll have a head
start with these. Come in and
see them or phone Metcalf
7482 Neuhauser Hatcheries, 81
King St. London.
CHICKS - CHICKS - CHICKS—
Government Approved chicks
in 20 breeds. Day-old and
started. Thousands of little
Cockerels available every
Tuesday and Friday. Now is
the time Jo get them. —Neu
hausel’ Hatcheries, SI King
St., London.
When a little Goes a long Way ..
STARTING TIME
Starting time is the period when your young things eat least
yet make the most of the little they eat It's the time when a
little goes a long, long way toward determining your future
profits! Make sure that "little" is made with know-how to get
you the best in results, for a good start keeps on paying long
after starting time Is past
Purina Chick Startena has always
done an "extra" job — this year,
In the new Checkor-Ett form and
formula, It's doing even better t
You'll be amazed at the growth
you gat from just 2 lbs. per chick.
Come In — see a sample — try it!
It does a great job.
Purina Turkey Startena wan made
In Checker-Ett form last year—ask
any turkey raiser who fed it how
he made out. Ten to one, he'll tell
you he got lower losses and faster
growth than ever before. If you
raise turkeys, you can't afford to
past It up.
Purina Calf Startena raises good
calves cheaper than straight milk
— and (mighty important at this
time of year) It saves you time and
work. If you're starting some
Spring calves, you can cut dowrf
your chore time very noticeably
With Calf Startena.
PURINA PURIWA
turkey
?TARTEHA
Purina
FOR SALE—’36 Oldsmobile se
dan, priced reasonably. Frank
Triebner, phone 458-r-6 Exe
ter. 23*
BROODER HOUSE—8’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,
23*
FOR SALE—Five-year-old Hol
stein cow, due end of March.
Apply to Ward Hern, Wood
ham, phone 41-r-7, Kirkton.
23*
FOR SALE—Number of young
pigs; one Durham cow, due to
calf April 15. — Solomon Gin
gerich, Zurich, phone 84-r-3.
23:30*
FOR SALE—Montcalm seed bar
ley. — Apply Leonard ,Harris,
phone »33-r-lS, Kirkton.
23:30:6*
FOR SALE—Grey sunshine baby
carriage with mattress and
runners; also a Brock child
ren’s safety table, both in
very good condition, cheap.
Phone 49. 23*
FOR -SALE—Eleven young pigs,
ready to wean. Apply: W. H.
Pfile, Hensail, phone 85-r-3.
23c
FOR SALE—A quantity of Mont
calm barley suitable for malt
ing; also some spring wheat.
Apply: Hilton Truemner, tele
phone 85-r-ll Zurich. 23:30*
FOR (SALE—Real good H. C.
Far mall H tractor, just over
hauled; new Waterloo R 24-
28 h.p., $1,695; orders taken
for new chicken shelters and
Herco. electric brooders. —R.
B. Williams. 23c
FOR SALE—Percheron mare,
weight about 1,400 lbs. Apply
Wm. Ratz, phone 14-J Oredi-
ton. 23c
FOR SALE—Two coal-oil brood
ers, 500-chick capacity, in
good condition. 'Can be seen
at L. V. HOgarth’s, Exeter.
23:30c
FOR SALE—Heifer calf Jersey
and Durham. Albert Mitchell,
Exeter. 23*
.FOR SALE—Good cattle hay
and straw. Apply: Frank
Smythe, Centralia. 23c
FOR SALE—Baby carriage, in
good condition. Harold Wolfe,
Exeter. 23*
CHORE-BOY balanced low vac
uum pipe-line milkers. For a
free trial see your dealer,
Elmore J. McBride, telephone
206-R Exeter. 23:30:6:13*
FOR SALE--Ladies* light blue
suit, size 20, good condition.
Phone 226. 23c
FOR SALE—Purebred Shorthorn
bull. Apply: Art Gaiser, R.R.
2, Dashwood, phone 164-r-9.
23:30*
NEW TRUCK (general Motors),
will sell cheap or make .gener
ous allowance for car in trade.
Write stating size of truck
wanted and describe car. Box
30, Grand Bend. 23*
GET YOUR HONEY while it
lasts, 15c lb. —W. F. Abbott,
phone 418-R Exeter. 23c
FOR SALE—“Hoosier” kitchen
cabinet. —J. W. Powell, tele
phone 233. 23c
FOR SALE—Two good sows, one
due now, other due in about
three weeks. Apply: Russell
Morley, phone 176-12. *
FOR SALE'—6-room house, with
bath, air-conditioned oil fur
nace, modern bathroom, single
car garage, IB lots, Apply; L.
Sieinon, phone 56-W Hensail,
23 c
VILLAGE ACREAGE with build
ing suitable for conversion to
a 2-family residence. Water
and electricity now in.
C. Pearce. 3-16tfc
-w.
125 ACRES good soil on county
road ” ~ '
brick
good condition,
hydro. See it,
Only $8,500. -
Realtor.
near Walton. Beautiful
house. L-shape barns,
i, drilled well,
you’ll like it.
—W. C. Pearce,
3-16tfc
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
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*
FOR SALE—Modern home; 3
. cottages on a well travelled
highway, cold water on tap,
cupboards; also pri-
drive and parking lot;
system in home, hot
on tap, 3-pce. bath,
garage, approximately
or one acre ground.
Murray Neil, R.R. 2,
built-in
vate
pressure
or cold
large
one-half
Apply: Murray Neil, R.R.
Centralia, phone Crediton 10-j
23:30c
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 £.
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. 2 c
HOUSES FOR SALE—We have
two one-storey homes for sale.
Quick possession. Both of
these houses are modern and
very comfortable. We also
have a lB-storey brick, well
located and with all conven
iences. If you are interested
in quick posssession, let us
show you these. C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Main St., Exeter. c
REAL ESTATE
Business opportunity. New
cement block store and living
quarters near city, has double
garage. Good
and low taxes.
One summer
Can be used
perty or
location. Size 12’ x 20’.
We have clients wanting sum
mer
build
Bend.
Arch
C. J.
tourist location
cabin for sale,
on rented pro
moved to desired
lots to
in Grand
cottages; also
new homes on
fee
McIntyre, Real
Stewart, phone 335,
Salesman,
Estate.
LOOK THEM OVER—If it’s a
rooming house, a cottage, a
business, beautiful lots or a
farm. Beautiful lots in South*
cott Pines. —J. W. Holt, Re
altor, Grand Bend. 23tf
AUCTION SALES
2 with
these
various
rug, 10 x
14 x 12;
various
throw disc;
harrow; set
roller drum;
in good condition;
rake;
Chek-R-Tabs
Don’t take needless chances with the health
and life of your baby chicks and poults this
year. Drop a Purina Chek-R-Tab in each
quart of drinking water. This will prevent
the spread of disease in your flocks.
Purina Sow and Pig Chow helps
keep your sow milking, gives
your little pigs a real lift past
weaning. Just mix it With yoUr
chop, 1 of Chow to 3 of chop.
(Feed Pig Growena straight if
you're low on grain.)
COAL BROODERS
500- and 1,000-chick capacity
WARNER ELECTRIC BROODERS
350- and 500-dhick capacity
FOUNTAINS — FEEDERS
'fe
MISCELLANEOUS
PAINTING—Spray and b r u s h.
Arrange with us early. Houses,
barns, sheds, roofs, etc. —Ly
man Gratton, Grand Bend,
phone Dashwood 42-r-18.
.................. Mar. 16: May 4*
I AM IN THE MARKET for all
kinds of horses, any size, any
age. —G. J. Dow, phone 83
Exeter. 16*tfc
PURINA 1
WfePifi
tHOW j
BE SURE TO GST? 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 growth.
The chicks grow at least 14
per cent faster. Your “ ~
bury dealer—L. V.
Exeter, phone 266.
2:9:16:23:30:6c
Dr. Salis-
Hogarth,
THE STORE with the CHECKERBOARD SIGN
SWING MACHINES
REPAIRED
Traquair's Hardware
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Additional Classifieds
e
ized furnace pipes;
tubs and stand;
boiler;
ver ware;
kitchen 1
can; 2
drapes;
battery
cooker;
iron
feed cooker; floor register 3x3’;
lawn mower; garden tools;
screens; 1 ton of No. 4 coal;
quantity of
ous ipjanks
bunches of
steel drum;
tile; scythe;
shovels; and
too numerous to mention.
TERM'S: Cash.
Peter Masse, Zurich, Ont.,
Joseph Masse, Windsor, Ont.,
executors of the estate of
the late Nelson -Masse.
John Denomme, Clerk.
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
numerous
sealers; flour
curtains;
Marconi
pressure
cord wood;
and cedar
shingles;
quantity
handsaw;
many other articles
numer-
posts; 5
10-gallon
of 4-inch
bucksaw;
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Real Estate and
Household Effects
Part Lot 12, L.R.E. Con.,
Township, No. 21 Highway
Oil
Hay
7 miles north of Grand Bend
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to selRby
auction on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH
commencing at 1:30 pan.
REAL ESTATE: Consisting of
IB acres of land, more or less,
on which is situated a good two-
storey dwelling covered with. as
phalt ’ ‘
ment;
chen.
trees, 1
failing
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 a full line of house
hold effects including — Bell
piano: 3 beds,
springs and
ers; round
table; drop
heater; coal
public
29
sharp
be
I
shingles, has a full base-
also modern summer kit-
There are some fruit
best of garden land, never-
; water supply. An ideal
complete with
mattress; 3 dress-
top
leaf
licam, , Oil OlU.C, lVlLUHdl
range; sideboard; kitchen chairs;
various linoleum
and many articles too numerous
to mention.
TERMS: Cash.
Leon Jeffrey, administrator
estate of late Leon Jeffrey,
John Denomme, Clerk
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer
roomdining
table; Quebec
stove; kitchen
rugs; daybed;
of
Sr.
23c
1
AUCTION SALE
Of Used Equipment
at the
HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX
on
Victoria Street
FRIDAY, MARCH 31
at 2 o’clock
the 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
AUCTION SALE
Of Cattle, Implements,
Hay and Grain
Lot 6, South Boundary Hay
THURSDAY, APRIL fl
CATTLE: Durham cow, due
in April; roan cow, due in May;
roan heifer, due in April; red
heifer, due in April; Hereford
heifer, due in May; 4 steers, 2
years old; 3 heifers, 2 years old;
heifer, 1 year old.
IMPLEMENTS: Massey Harris
binder, 7-foot; Massey Harris
mower, 6-foot; hay .loader; 13-
disc fertilizer drill; manure
spreader; cultivator; steel land
roller; Oliver scuffler with bean
puller; side rake; riding plow;
2 walking plows; scuffler; 4-
section harrows; wagon, on rub
ber; wagon, on steel; dump
rake; fanning mill; emery stone;
sleighs; cutter; cream separator;
2 sets of double, harness; 2 sap
pans; 50 pails; pulper; forks;
shovels and hoes.
HAY & GRAIN: 15 tons hay
and 65 bus. oats.
Mrs. Florence Gould, Executrix
Fred Dawson, Clerk
Frank Taylor, Auctioneer
Extensive Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Consisting of Livestock,
Implements, Hay, Grain,
And Household Effects
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed by
LEONARD GEROMETTE
to sell by public auction
On the Premises
1 mile north of Zurich on
APRIL 12
sale in next
Of
On
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Real Estate, Household
Effects and Auto
the Premises in Drysdale,
Lot 25, Stanley Totvnship
10 miles north of Grand Bend
on No. 21 Highway
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction
SATURDAY, MARCH 25
commencing at 1:30 p.m. sharp
REAL ESTATE: Consisting of
one-quarter acre of land, upon
which is situated a modern full
2-story dwelling with full base
ment. Newly covered with insul
brick, equipped with hydro, has
sun porch,
etc.,
Also
failing
home
area. This property is in
class condition and will be
subject to a reserved bid.
TERMS of Real Estate:
on day of sale, balance in 30
days.
AUTOMOBILE: 1937 Chevro
let Deluxe Coach, correct mile
age 45,000 miles, has new bat
tery and four new tires. Is in
perfect condition in every way,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Clin
ton piano and bench,
class condition; 3-piece
field suite, like new;
Sparton radio; 4-bumer
stove, like new; Maytag
washer; Coleman 3-burner
built-in cupboards,
and an adjoining garage,
some fruit trees, never*
water supply, an ideal
in the summer resort
first
sold
10%
in first
Chester-
12-tube
electric
electric,
gas
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Livestock, Implements,
Hay, Grain, and
Household Effects
Lot 4, S.B. Con. 2, Highway 83
6 miles east of Dashwood,
1H miles west of Exeter
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5
at 1:00 pan. sharp
Matched Percheron
j 10 and 11 years
guaranteed sound and re-
! in every way;
team, :
Of
HORSES: ,
mares, rising
old, ■
liable
black express
gelding, rising 9 and 10 years
old, driven single or double,
CATTLE: Holstein cow, with
calf at foot, fresh since last
week in February; Holstein cow,
freshened since last week in
December; Holstein heifer, fresh
since middle of December; part
Jersey and Durham cow, fresh
since last week in February;
part Ayrshire and Durham hei
fer, fresh since first week in
December; black Jersey cow with
calf at foot, freshened March
19; part Durham and Holstein
cow, with calf at foot, freshened
March 14; part -Hereford and
Jersey heifer, with calf at foot,
freshened February 21; Durham
cow, due at time of sale; Hol
stein heifer, carrying first calf,
due the middle of June; part
Hereford and Durham lteifer,
with calf at foot;' 3 Durham
baby beefs.
This herd has been officially
T.B. tested with no reactors. All
cows hand milked and of good
quality.
; matched
mare and
WEDNESDAY,
FULL LIST of
week’s issue.
Alvin Walper,Auctioneer
23:30c
Before You B uy
Drop In and See My
Complete Stock of
USED CARS
All my cars are
thoroughly checked before
being offered for sale!
Bob Cook
MOTOR SALES
H E N S A L L
Bits. 178 Phone Refe. 188
Don’t, Delay - Start Today!
Order Bray!
Forecast: Good egg prices
and wide size spread, just
when good pullets started
now are coming into lull
production of good-sized
eggs. Aim for that market
—order Bray Chicks right
away. (Bray birds are not
ed for early maturity, large
egg size.)
Bray
Chick Hatchery
Phone 246 Exeter
Si