HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-09-01, Page 6Announcements
BIRTHS
E'i,'R(N(---1 r. and 71ral. Irvine
Atunstrong, Exeter, announce the
birth of a son, Peter Rees at South
Matron Hospital, August 27, 1955; a
-brother for Paul.
I111rNN,1 Y-•-1Jr, and Mrs, Milton L.
Hennessy„ 1Not Apartments, 'Ex-
,tor, announce the birth of
leghter. Evelyn •Cole.+n, at South
Huron Roapital' A',tmest 26. 3955..
Read.Thanks to Dr. Read. end nurses.
i 1NPACA1tSH Mr. andlairs. George
Hi ma s , andeboy.e,
pounce the birth of a sen, Terry
Lee, at South Ruren, Heelaital,
August 25, 19651 a brother far
J'ianice.
I?Vellie- `/O and Mrs, T. A. Irwin.
RCAF Station CoCentraliaannounce
the birth of a Son, Michael Thorne* t
at South Huron Hospital, Agus
26, 1955; a brother for T#m.
NO TUBE TO BLOW OUT
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F1T5 TOUR
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A REGULAR TIRE MD TUBE
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DATARS
SUNOCO SERVICE
Ph. 88 Grand Bend
,BIRTHS
RED R-•-O.Jr. and Airs. John Reeder.
Cottam, announce the birtli of a
daughter' for Air. a Aire. folie
Beerier.
DEATHS
MacGI'LEGOR--,.At his late residence,
Grand Bend, on Wednesday, August
24. 1955, Sohn Hugh MacGregor, be-
loved huusband of Myrtle Webb, la
his seventy-third year.
WESTLA -Io St, Joseph's Eeee
pita]. Leaden, on Monday, August
e9, 1965, George Calvin Westlake,
beloved husband of Marion West-
lake (Stevenson), in his forty-sixth'
a i1ti,' fTH-At pia late residence
in Exeter, ananThursday •August e. ,.6,
1955, Frank Henry Whilsmith, in
his seventy-first year.
ENGAGEMENTS
01ir. and Mrs. John A. (ledcke, of
LIstow.el, wish to announee the en-
Ilgemtof or Florence
MrGordon Charles
Fink, -
['miner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Finkbeiner, Crediton; the marriage
to take place September 17, 1956, at
3 o'clock in the Evangelical United
Brethren Church, Listowel, le
CARDS OF THANKS
Mrs. Myrtle McGregor and family
wish to express their sincere thanks
for the kind expressions of sympathy
and assistance during their recent be-
reavement, with special thanks to
Rev. W. Smith and those who loaned
ca -Air. and Mrs. Harry van Oath, of
Crediton, wish to thank all the
People who assisted in any way dur-
ing the time of their fire; special
thanks to the men who helped re-
build the house. 1•
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Walper
would like to express their sincere
thanks to all their neighbours and
friends for all the flowers, cards and
treats while Mrs. Walper was a pa-
tient in 1St. Joseph's Hospital and
since returning home. Thank you. 1c
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rowcliffe
relativesikandofrIends foet'hneir kind-
ness tor treats, flowers and visits
while Luther was a patient In South
Huron and Victoria Hospitals; special
thanks to Dr, Fletcher and the
nurses.
I would like to express my ap-
preciation to all who remembered me
with cards and visits while I was in
St. Joseph's Hospital and since my
return home. -Herbert Young, Credi-
ton. •would like to thank all those who
so kindly remembered me 'with cards,
flowers and treats and those who
visited me while a patient in the
hospital and since returning home. -
Miss Louieda Finkbeiner, Crediton.
1 wish to thank all those who so
kindly remembered me with cards,
treats, flowers and visits while a pa-
tient in South Huron Hospital. Billy
Ellerington. Ic
The Board and Management of
(South Huron Hospital wish to thank 1
the 'C.G.I,T. group of Greenway
United Church for their donation of a
quilt for the children's ward. 10
"52 Chev'
Deluxe Coach
Snell Bros. Ltd.
Phone 100 Exeter
Best OIL FURNACE Yet!
McCLARY WINTER
AIR CONDITIONER
Cleans ... Humidifies
Warms .. Distributes
Automatically!?
This amazing Design Award
furnace gives 25% to 50%
greater heat producing ca-
pacity than any other unit
of its size made in Canada.
Pully automatic temperature
control smooth burner
quiet blower . . . hu-
midifier and filters. Comes
in two models, two sizes in
each.
LET US INSTALL ONE NOW
ALF.ANDRUS
Tinsmithiing And Plumbing = Phone 719
Exeter
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Pre 1956 Model Showing
CLEARANCE
Of The Following Hand -Picked Used Cars
AT NEW 1956 USED CAR PRICES
We WeIconle Comparison As To
PRICE AND CONDITION
Our Special
NEW 1955 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 -DOOR SEDAN
With power brakes, 2 -tone, W -Walls, automatic,
tinted glass, etc.— Sl1e goes at cost. •
'54 FORD 4 -Door '54 METEOR: 2 -Door
'Sia FORD 2 -Door '58 MERCURY 4-00OR
it '58 C1fEV 4 -Door '62 DODGE 4 -Door
'52 CFIEV 2 -Door '62 METEOR Sedan Delivery
'52 CHEV 4 -Door '52 CHEfir ClubCoupe
'51 FORD 4 -Door '51 STUDEEAICER 2 -Door
'5o FORD 4 -Door '60 AUSTIN 4 -Door
it '48 CTEV 4 -Door '48 MERCURY 2 -Door
'44 FORD 4 -Door '40 PONTIAC 4 -Door
'40 CUEV 4 -Door '40 FORD 1 -Ton Pick -Up
. 141 1N'I'E1LNATIONAx, i%2 -Ten Pick -Up
CHOICE Or PRE-WAR CARS
MAC Us An Offer w-- Most Of These Have Extras
WE CAN DEAL NAME YOUR. TERMS .
IBobCook Motor
Sales
HENSALL
PHONE • 178 s.
Bob' Cook:"188 Mike Quinlan: $5 I3ligfiltoll Fergi 152,W
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'I.MES-AI VAa EXETER* NTI
THURSDA'
MORNING, SEPTEMBER ix 1955
Recon
FOR SALE
LADIES' S171T. cave', 41e: 17, C .Sbo
seen at Brady's.a
LADIES" CLOTH COAT, grey, size
38-40; :also a black wool gabardine
suit, .size 38-40. Both like new. Cheap
for quick sale. Phone 6854 Exeter. le
2
PULLETS, Rock and N. Hanna; also
Sussex and N. Hemp., laying• Apply
Gordon Wren. KtPPen. l'
EWES. 12 i,,e eesters. Tont Drover
Cromarty, phone 670-r-41, Hensall, 1#
CORN BINDER and loader Inter•
national; also 16" Gehl cutting "bax,
including 'both outside and inside
Pipes; both 3}t fair repair. Apply head
Dawson. Phone 456-r-6 I:;a;eter. 13ie
GREEN GAGE PLUMS -Bring your
containers and pick your own. John-
son Bros. Fruit Farm, Lake ]toad,
Bosanquet, 4 miles west of Ravens-
wood. 1*
SEWING MACHINE, IraYmond drop -
head style, Apply Mrs. b)ennis
O'Rourke, RR. 3 Dashwood. 1:8c
PEACHES & PLUM'S- Good canning
peaches ready now; prupe plums
ready about September 4 and follow-
ing week; Rehne Claude , or Green
Gage plums ready about September 12;
squash, .pumpkins and melons; onions,
cooking and Spanish. Er#ng your own
baskets. James Eberly, Sylvan, Ont.
BULL, CAT.' -•,-Gk J. Dow, phone 83
Exeter. 1•
QU31BE0 REAT•ETt with pipes and
wall protector; used one winter; only
$16. Apply 192 Columbia Drive, Per/Q,
RCAF Station Centralia. 1`
REFRIGERATOR, Kelvinator, 9.1 cu.
ft., bwo years old, phone 599-W2 or
apply Box 281 Exeter, 1•
BRIDE:SW 'S DRESS" •blue baller-
ina -length; size 18, "Phone 4616-J, 1c
QUEBECBEATER, Acme, modern,
meth oven; like new. Apply second
floor, rear apartment, south side of
bowling green, or phone 143, Exeter.
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PEACHES -Heavy run is now on;
also some Lombard plums, Bring
baskets and pick your own If you
wish. Apply Marshall Sullivan, tenth
concession of Bosanquet Township,
J-ambton County. 1•
PULLETS, starting to lay. 4. Pear-
son, phone 34-9 Dashwood. 1•
WWZANDE PIGS; ale a Findlay Con-
dor coOk stove. in excellent -condition.
Apply John Miners, phone 32-r-24
ICirkton. 10
700 PUd187 New Hamp x Wyan-
dotte(Fisher Strain), started to lay.
AplYtoIIoyd Ferguson, phone 680-
r-2
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PRUNE PIICIMS; Italian and German;
choice quality marsh -grown potatoes.
Apply Wilfred Mousseau, Highway 84,
2% miles west of Hensall, phone 92-r-
2 Zurich. 1:8:150
Refrigerator
Used G -E, Seared Unit
Excellent Condition
RUSSELL ELECTRIC
Phone 109 • Exeter
Ranges, Furnaces
Space Heaters
We can offer second-hand coal and
oil ranges, usedfurnaces and some
oil space heaters at bargain prices.
LINDENFIELDS LTD.
Phone 131 Exeter
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
LADY REQUIRES position as cash-
ier, receptionist, switchboard operat-
or or 'bookkeeper; preferably part-
time. Write Box "W" Times -
Advocate. 26:1•
NOTICES
NOTICE) TO 1LOUSEHOL6)ERS i
RE GARBAGE COLLECTION
Refuse, other than that placed In
boxes and cans, will • be picked up
only the first collection in each`
month. Material referred to consists
of branches of trees and bushes, corn
stalks, etc.
C. V. PICKARD
Town Clerk 25:1
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
CLOSING ROAD ALLOWANCE
In the matter of THE MUNICIPAL
ACT, and in the matter of the pro-
posed by-law of the Corporation; Of
the Township of Usborne to stop -up
and close an allowance for highway.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
section 472 of THE MUNICIPAL ACT
that the Corporation of the Town-
ship of Usborne proposes to con-
sider, and 1f deemed advisable, to
pass at its regular meeting to be
held at the Township Hall in the
Village of Elimville, In the Town-
ship of Usborne on the 12th day of
September, 1955, at 2 p.m„ a by-la,w
to stop -up and close part of the road
allowance between Lots Nos. 5 and 6
in the llth Concession of the Town-
ship of Usborne which said parcel
Is described as follows: --
ALL AND SINGULAR that certain
parcel or tract of land situate, lying
and being in the Township of Us -
borne, County of Huron and Pro-
vince of Ontario : • being composed of
the original road' allowance between
Lots Nos, 5 and 6 in the Eleventh
Concession of the said Township of
Usborne.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that before passing the said by-law
at its meeting to be held at the
time and place above mentioned, the
Council of the Corporation of the
Township of -Osborne shall then and
there hear In person or by his conn-
gel, Solicitor or agent, any person
Who claims that this land will be
prejudicially effected by the said by-
law and who applies to be heard,
Dated at Elimville this 5th day of
August, 1955.
H, I•I'. G. STRANG.
Clerk of the Township.
11:18:25:1
with
sensational
SPEED SELECTOR
At; last yeti ten titer
the cartage speed to
yew ewe typing /see,
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FOR .SALE
LADIES' CLOTLI COAT, grey, Rize
38-41); aoleo a40 h�tlt weed gabardine
h 1,! ...e new; cheap.
for �clIMMlt sale; Plum 685 t
J Enter,
COMBINE, Case Model G, with ma -
to, Pickup and scour cleaner. Can.
ut�s dforin ng 'boars, W,
Dini'Sn, 13rucefteli},. ethane Hensall
688-r-23, 4:110
STOVE. Clare 3,awei white enamel.
Apply Mrs, Gordon -Heywood, ILE, 1
Centralia. 1+
ereeAC13ES^-good canning p e a o h e:k
new car: bring centatnera; Prices;
reasonable; €first farm on the left,
past C'arnp Ipperwash on Highway
21. S, C. Williams, 11.E. 1 Forest.
25:1+
ERIC STOV13, heavy-duty, a
'burner; low automatic even, in good
Condition. Sam Bower, 83 John St.,
phone 879-W. lo
REFRIGERATOR lcelvinator, 9.1 eu.
ft., two year ofd. Phone 599-W2 or
apply Box 281 Exeter, 4n+
SEIED WHEAT --Quantity of. (Rene-
see wheat, grown from registered
seed. Apply Cooper Forrest, phone
5-r-10 1Cirkton. 18:25:1*
STOCK WANTED
1
WANTED .
1 AM IN THE Neanl E 2 for all kinds
of
horeee, any eine, apY age- --G• a
D w, Piton.- 43 Elieter t
DEAD, DISABLE/14STOQfC,- Seven-
a'.o.. horses, cattle,
eheep,
Week service ler
sheep, ,pigs; calves., -,then IGennedY,
phone. collect 1611»W, Liman or Exeter
235. a 1/-2tfo
FOR :RENT
FR'Taale 'ROOM cC BOARD for schoole
girl from Monday to Friday
Cali 889-W,, Exeter. 1c
7-tROO44f 1i0US19, hydra and bath, on
4•Ilghomar 83, 144miles east of Dash.
wood, Wally Wein, Dashwood, phone
54, 3:8•
HELP WANTED
HAVE FUN while you work, selling
Stanley Products on the party plan,
We teach you how. Average 350 'week -
13r, full or pert -time, Car help4ul.
Apply Box 41z' Times -Advocate.
1,;80
HODSEIream•PER--Woman t..o d
housework and Haired two children.
All (modern conveniences. Apply Mrs.
Don Jolly, phone 187 Exeter. 10
2 GIRLS for > alae shop work. Call 52,
Exe e , s. yb
PROTESTANT TEA01I,1OR for S,S,
No, 10 Tuokersmith. Duties tee com-
mence September 6, 1955. Apply to
Secretary -Treasurer Verne Alderdice,
R.R. 2 Morten, phone 684-r414 #•len*
sell. 1c
GIRL for Dominion Hotel, Zurich,
phone 70. 1:8:15*
GIRL for office work, part-time; 30
hours weekly• selling experience pre-
ferable, Apply Simpson -Sears, Ex-
eter, 1•
2 VOAITIRaESSES, reliable. Rethmos
Coffee Shop. 1
LINEMAN to take charke of Grand
tqualificationsn
Bend P.II.C. Sta e and
salary required. Tenders must be in
by September 10, 1955, to the Secre-
tary, Mr, Ii. Wainwright, Grand
Bend'. • 1:8o
Cleaners And
Helpers
32220- $2680
Required by the Department of
National Defence (Air), Centralia,
Ontario. Full particulars on posters
displayed at offices of the National
Employment Service and post Office,
Application forms, obtainable there-
at, should be filed with tho Civil
Service Commission, 25 St, Clair
Avenue East, Toronto, Ontario NOT
LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 1b, 1856,
Please quote Competition Number
55-T995. to
Opportunity For
Young Man
Large Co-operative organization re-
quires a Junior accounting clerk for
the Toronto head office. We offer
good working conditions, 5 -day week
Pension plan, sharing ,of earnings,
and a permanent, intefesting career.
We require a keen, alert young
man, 3.6 to 19, with Junior Matricula-,
tion or eeguivalent.
Apply by letter stating age, educa-
tion and experience to Personnel
Dept., United Co-operatives of On-
tario, 28 Duke St., Toronto. lc
SERVICES
BEANS -Why take the chance of the
weather changing when you can
have your green beans dried in a few
days by spraying them? Call L. V.
I3ogarth, phone 266, to
CUSTOM COMBINING for beans,
with Allis-Chalmers combine. Appiy
John Berendsen, R,11. 1, Kirkton,
Phone 21-r-4. 1:8:15"
PAINTING AND PAPERING
CABINET WORK TILE FLOORS
THOS, H. WALKER
Phone 553 Exeter
RSIPTIC PANES TONiPTIED-Immed-
late service. Phone 108 or 180-W
Lucan, Butler Bros, 1:9-+27:10
T.V. ,S1RVICE-Member of R.T.T.A.
Win service after 6.00 p.m. Bev Hey-
wood, phone 176-r-23, Exeter. _ 25tfe c
WHITEWASHING & CL]OANING--
Arrangements can be made, )3111 Wat-
son, Dashwood, phone 35-r-19.
11;8 - 3:11c
ATTENTION FARMERS! Anyone
wishing to have their barn cleaned or
whitewashed, contact Gerald Cooper,
Phone 716-R, Exeter, 11:18:25:1c
CUSTOM COMBINING, grain and
beans, Apply Earl Neil, phone 626-33
Exeter. 6:30 - 9:8c
WATERLOO CATTLE
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
Artificial Insemination service for
all breeds of cattle. For service or
information phone Clinton 515 col-
lect, between 7:80 and 10:00 A.M. on
week days and 7:30 and 9:30 A,M, on
Sundays. tic,
"STANDARD OF T1•'123 WOODS" --
McCulloch Chain Saws! All models
and complete service (we rent) avail-
able at McCulloch Saw Sales 428
Huron St.; Stratford, phone 1061-3.
9-l6tfc
NOTICES TO CREDiTORS
12 COTTACIES, completely furnished,
oil heated and insulated, by month or
weekly rates. Phone 16,. •Grand Bend,
1:8:sec
APARTMENT, central; attractive.
modern rooms; new kitchen cup -
hoards; 3 -piece bath; private elite
ranee; self-contained; just finished
decorating throughout; immediate
possession. Apply Box "IP Times -
Advocate. 1:8c
APARTMENT, 2 bedrooms, living
room, kitchen, bath and full-size
:basement; hot and cold water; on
highway at Shipka. Phone 6-3, Crede-
ton. le
STORE on Main Street;.suitable for
small business or .office; available
November 3 or +before. Apply John
Ward, .Phone 348, Exeter. 1►
FARM HOUSE, medium - .size, in
Staffa area; water pressure; 3 -piece
bath; electricity; garden. William
Pearce, Realtor, Exeter. ltfo c
APARTMENT, medern, large, clown -
stair, front; 3 rooms and bath; One
mediate possession. Phone 10-11 Credi-
ton after 6:00 p,m, or weekends. lc
APARTMENT, 3 -room• suitable for
2 adults; available September 15;
partly furnished. Apply 27 Huron St.
Nest or call 168. 1'
APARTMENT, Burnished, downstairs,
with side entrance. 357 Carling St,
2 APARTMENTS, 2 -bedroom, living
room, kitchen 3 -piece bath, Apply
John Ward, phone 848, Exeter, 1*
APARTMENT, 5 -room, unfurnished;
also small furnished apartment. Fllliot
Apartments, phone. 476 Exeter. 16tf3
FLOOR POLISHERS and vacuum
cleaners. Beavers hardware Exeter.
REAL ESTATE
FARM, 376 acres of workable land;
small house; large barn, will house
2100 laying birds, 50 head of cattle,
70 pigs; also suitable for large scale
of birds; hydro pressure throughout
barn; never -failing well; elevator;
some shelters; land suitable for white
(beans, Lorne- pqtatoes and clover.
Apply Fermon Snider, 13.R. 2 Dash-
wood. ac
FARM OF THE YEAR -200 acres
with 2 -storey cement block house, 7
rooms, plaster finish, bath basement,
coal 'furnace, 2 years old; single car
garage, 2 barns rock well, fair
fences, natural drain; one' barn is
54x45, Bement and steel bottom, frame
top, cost $3,000 2 years ago has 36
stanchions; implement shed, 24x24,
cement block; rock pressure system
in house and barn, also hydro; farm
is on a new paved highway, school
1 mile, high school bus pick-up, 1.
mile to grocery store; clay loam,
medium-sized crop farm; near Clin-
ton, Ontario, For further information
contact: Tassie Baxter, Realtor, 220
Queen Street, CHATHAM, Ontario,
phone 4433, 1c
S1llAt.L HOUSE, 2 -bedroom; no base-
ment. Apply to Jack Fuloher, Ex -
HOUSE, fairly new; well situated for
schools; 4 rooms, modern, oil' furnace.
William Pearce, Realtor; Earl Par-
sons, Fred Cole, Salesmen. 25tfc
WA.RTI151 H OUSE -Complete with
new oil space heater; garage; grounds
landscaped and partly hedged. Apply
196 Ann St., Exeter, io
100 -ACRE FARM with good house,
barn and drive shed; hydro; never-
failing water supply; house yard nice-
ty treed; soil Is productive and par-
ticularly suitable for white beans and
corn; close to store and school; very
reasonably priced, C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Main St., Exeter,
In the Estates of
Mary Ellen Hooper
Charles Frederick Hooper,
deceased.
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of Mary Ellen
other, late of the Town of Exeter
in the County of .Huron, Marries{
Woman, a "ho died en or About the
18th day, of December 1954, and
Charles Frederick Hooper, late of the
Town of L•`it ter' nthe
ow Feteter, County n f
y tl
Huret Gentleman were died
about 'the 23rd day bf May 1956,- are
required to file particulars of same,
With Bell &. Laughton, 1;6110103m of
Exeter, Ontario', be the 3rd day of
Sefltember 1956, atter which date the
estates will he distributed having re-
gard only to those claims bf Which
netters hair been received.
Btell & Laughton
SOlicitere for the EitoeUtore
Exeter, Ontario,
18:25;1
NOVELTY BUSINESS, nicely locat-
ed, increasing business. For details
apply to: C. V. Pickard, Realtor,
Main St., Exeter.
EXTRA! Sweet little highway acre-
age; compact house,all conveniences;
garage; good builings for poultry,
livestock; water on tap throughout;
lovely hedges, shrubs, shade; rural
mail; telephone; ideal country home.
William Pearce, Realtor; Earl Par-
sons, Fred Cole, Salesmen. 30tic
RUG PRICK HOME, 3 -bedroom. This
is one of the nicer medium-sized
homes in Exeter. in addition to other
usual rooms, it has a very nice dining
room.- The whole Meade Is in the best
of repair and ready for. occupation.
Moderately priced, C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Main St., Exeter.
INSULBRICK COTTAGE; 2 -bedroom.
This horn° has a large, nicely finished
kitchen, full basement and an attic
with built-in stairs. A Comfortable
home at $4,900. C. V, Pickard, Real-
tor, Main St., Exeter.
HOUSE with `basement, furnace, liv-
ing room, dining room, kitchen, den,
bathroom and sunroom, main floor;
4 bedrooms upstairs; garage and nice
building lot; all moderately Priced.
W. Pearce, Realtor; E,'rl Parsons,
Fred ,CO]e, salesmen. 23tfc
2 -FAMILY HOUSIJ, full basement,
3 -piece bath, 3 bedrootns upstairs,
large garage, suitable for a business
or storage; ample land; cash or rea-
sonable terms. W. Pearce, Realtor;
Earl Parsons, Fred Cole, salesmen.
6:23tfc
BUILDING LOT, choice location;.
corner Huron and Albert streets;
others. C. V, Pickard, realtor. Main
St., Exeter, Ont.
A.PARTML'NT HOUSE, Exeter. This
house can be bought at a very lets
price in comparison to the income It
produces C.. V. Pickard, realtor,
Main St., Exeter, Ont.
6-11OOM •IOU233 olapbeard, t -pies°
bath, large living loom, modern kit-
chen With large cupboard settee, stain -
leas; sink, arborite counter torp; 4 bee -
tome, 1 downstairs, good basement
and furnace; extra lot With earn and
garage; Intlom e frtlm b
ri. Apply1
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Ralph Batten, 624 Wfllfafn St:,
3-BBBDRO011t HOUSE, new -449 Ed.
ward St. It, Ill. Balkwill 1411n e
BRICE HOUSE With bathrootit, shall.
bath,ovor 1 acre land, Stephen taxes.
W. C. Pearce, realtor; Earl ;;'arsons,
Fred,.. Cale, sele,lmen, 24tfe
X7OUS 4 bedroom's, hardwood floors,
nod furnace; nicely located: heeled-
iato poesesefen. Apply 102 William St.
or phone 553 Fxeter. • 4tfc c
WW"ANTIOD TO RENT--Schoolteaoher
requires house to rent in Lreter, two
]bedrooms; prepared tie .Pay good rent
for good aeeomodetion• long.lease,
Apply Egg M"" '.Punas -Advocate. 1*
GIRLS.' BICYCLE, second-hand. ,A.p-
P1X Eort "11" Pinres-Advocate, arm..
L3)GliORN KENS, 3 -year-old, Earl
gingerich, dt,I1. 3 Zurich, phone 90e
r-7. • 1:6*
MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE. ;treed, for
church rllurpeses. BOX 257 Orediton,
phone 33. 10.
SUGAR BOand 'wagon, Trust
e in g d condition, ,Ap:Ply Boy "P",
Tines-4dvoeate, - 1•
I1ATC4UNG EGGS wanted by one of
Canada's largest and oldest establish-
ed hatcheries. Eggs taken every week
in the year, Erg premium paid. Fer
full details write Boa "T" , Exeter
'Times -Advocate. 7;14.9:la
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
IN GRAND BEND
At the Rear of Williams' Store
Highway 21, .South of the Bridge
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
ANTIQUES: A large assortment of
antique china.; glees; copper, brass
and silver; chairs; cupboards; set-
tees; commodes; pictures and frames.
WAIR SURPLUS; Water bottles;
Mae West life jackets; ome eters;
timing meters; oxygen tanks; haver-
sacks; 4 tractor .tires, 1200-24 8-7ey.
NEW HAND TOOLS: Nail pullers;
line revels; 2i" Tine levels; snips••
screwdrivers; wood chisels; steer and
wood drllis; cold chisels; punches;
wrenches; pliers; 2 sets of Oster pipe
threaders,
each with 3 sets of dies,
arom 1b too efi", to 2"; paint"brushes
4.
71SED HAND TOOLS: Wrenches,
screwdrivers; files; 1 electrio disc
sander and dozens of other tools.
MISCELLANEOUS A R TI CLE S:
Kitchen chairs; rocking chairs;
tables; electric plates; brass bed-
stead; 1 pair skies with poles; elec-
tric 'heaters. cone type; oil heater;
piano; on lamps; .china and glass
ornaments; large quantity of china
and glass dishes; pots; pans; cutlery;
crocks; hand -operated washing ma-
chine; victoria; complete propane gas
attachment for car, truck or tractor,
with pressure tank; 2 bicycles; clocks;
2 -burner gas stoves with oven; picks,
shovels; crowbars; buck saws; new
and used clothing; card tables; Cole-
man lamps and hundreds of articles
too numerous to mention..
This is a large sale and includes
many -fine articles and will start at
1 p.rn. sharp.
TERMW. WITLLIAMB, Prop.
BILI, ELLIOT Auct.
- Parkhill 25:1'
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Property And
Household Effects
1 MILE WEST of 13ENSALL
on Highway 84
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,
at 1:30p.m.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Frigid-
aire frig; Beach electric stove; Wing-•
ham Clipper dock stove; Coleman oil
burner; 9 -piece dining room suite;
studio couch; chest of drawers; 2
antique bureaus; daybed; rockers; odd
chairs; 2 antique mahogany chairs;
8 chrome chairs; kitohen table; radio;
gramophone; spool bed; single beds;
small teib]es; endtables; drop-leaf
cherry table; vanity; dresser and
wash stand to match; kitchen cup-
board; fruit cupboard; cellar table;
bed spreads; curtains; mats; 5 con-
goleum rugs; six venetian blinds, 82"
wide; dishes; antique brass kettle;
crocks; sealers; high chair; play pen;
2 rocking horses; ,2 go-carts;; com-
mode chair; baby sleigh; 8 -day clock;
kitchen corner cupboard; roll -away
daybed, and many other articles.
PROPERTY: At 3 p.m. at the same
Place
propertywcons'sting offered for
acresr
of land more or less; $-room brfek
house with 2 sunporches, .double base-
ment, bath, running' hot and cold
water, 3 -car garage, barn with ce-
ment sterling, double -deck hen house
and running water; brooderhouse on
cement foundation.
Property:
day] ofE alets:banr Cash;
n 3e days. Sold subject to reasonable
reserve bid,
STi 5WART BELL, Prop.
P. L. MONAUGHTON Clerk
ED CORBETT, Auctioneer
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PUBLIC AUCTION
Of Nero, UIP -To -Date
• . a chandise
We are selling our complete stocdk
of Dry ponds, Ladies' Wear, Chil
rev's Wear. Yarns, Prints, Rroadcloth,
Flannelettes, Curtain Materiae, Plas-
ti,4e, Wool Blankets and many articles
too nemerous to mention,
The auction will be held
Saturday AfternoSEPTEMonER and3 ',Evening
E
Na reserve as this stock must be
soil. Many dollars can be saved on
this tnerchiandlee, AU goods can be
seen any time before sale, liialte this
a .date, Saturday, eeptember 3, 1955,
THIEL'S SUPERIOR MARKET
Phone 140, Zurich, Ontario
ALVIN W AINER, Auctioneer 1
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Tractor, Farm Machinery,
Auto, 6S Head Durham and
Hereford Cattle, Poultry,
Hogs, Hay, Grain
. and Miscellaneous Items
On the Premises.
Lot. 19, Con, Town Line,
STDPIHISbI TOWNSHIP
1 s MIies East of Mt. Carrel
Tile undersigned auctioneer receiv-
ed instructions . to sell by public
auotion an
gRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1955
° Commencing at 1.00 p.m. sharp
11R,ACTOR: O.A. Allis Chalmers
Tractor fully equipped, used two sea-
sons like new; extra equipment in-
cluding 2 -row seuffler and 'bean pull-
er.
AUTO: Dodge 1939 Coach. New
motor and tires.
FARM MACHINERY: John Deere.
2 -furrow plow; John Deere 32 -plate
tractor disc; Case binder, 5 -ft. cut;
MoDecring 11 -hoe fertilizer drill; M-
H mower, 6 -ft, cut; MCD, 2 -row team
acuffler; 2 sets of 3 -section diamoed
harrows; 3 -drum steel roller; fanning
mill; rubber tiro wagon; side rake;
hay rake; manure spreader; all -steel
buck rake; Letz grinder; 30 -et. rub-
berbelt; steel water trough; 250 -ft,
rubber .hose; M -H corn shelter; corn
grader; two 40 -gal. gas drums; nen-
trey? cream separators; DcLaval milk-
ing •machine, single unit; electric
motor h.p.; four 8 -gal, milk cans;
quantity of scrap iron; chains; forks;
Shovels many articles too numerous
to mention.
CATTLE: 6 Durham cove, mllkinGP
due to freshen !n October; 20 Dur-
ham. and Hereford .cows with caveat.
foot; 5 Durham heifers, due to
freshen in October and NNovember*, C:
Durham steers rising 3 years old; 6
Durham baby beefs; Purebred l�lt� ere -
ford +bull 17 ee h old, Dp-
mino 2-' n
J. This bull carries, extra
good blood lines and has features of
a very promising sire. 'Phis is a Very
choice herd of cattle.
ROCS: 6 Yorkshire hpgs, averaging
150 lbs. each,
POULTRY: 100 -Road Island Red
pullets; 104 Sussex pullets; •60 year-
ling hens; 2 geese.
1IAY, GRAIN and PEED: 450s
;bu-
shels of mixed grain; cob 1 r i
wheat; 7 acres ofechole 3 *dee 7
acres of white bas; 43Q a s o
wheat .straw; 200 bales of oat Straw;
quaERNS; Cntity of
se mixed hay.
MRS. L EONA C UG LI ,Prop.
GARNET Ii , Clerk
ALVIN WAL.PEIt, Auctioneer 198
AUCTION SALE
Of Antiques
286 Andrew St. South
EXETER., ONTARIO
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1955
1:30 p.m.
Antique breakfront; chinas cabinet;
sideboard buffet; dining room table
with chairs; settee with 4 +haira.
upholstered; oriental throw rug; seve-
ral .original oil Paintings; tea wagon,
walnut; pottery table lamp with
shade; Jenny Lind spool bed, walnut,
antique; hand ',made antique bed;
hand -made antique dresser; cherry
dresser; light oak dresser; 3 ,antique;
commodes. oak and walnut; dark oak
dresser; Wanner 1%fodei C' treadle
sewing machine with ruffler atteah-
m.ent; foot stool; eak floor lamp and
shade; hand -painted oil Lamp; Cruet
set silver; pedestal; 3 occasional
tables; Spencer and
heater; Cozy
-Kitchen coal and wood heater; light
oak hall rack with mirror; walnut
corner what -not; 1 dozen feather -
and down -filled pillows; Coffield exec-
trio washer; Iloover electric vecuuns
cleaner; copper and peuter teapot;
c u t g 1 a s s pitcher; punch glasses;
Lustre fruit 'bowl; jelly dish; jant
pot, etc„ antique glassware and
chinaware and poreclain ware; Anis-
ceslaneous dishes, antique and silver-
ware, as well as many other items.
Estate of the late John E. Dignan
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
CLARK E'ISHER, CIerk •
Cy_CoCoGy!SE7.:
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THE WORST 71ME TO SLOW
UP IS WHEN YOU'RE IN
- A 'TIGHT . PLACE/
Wheat
and
Rye Seed
Mixed Rye $1.80 Bus.
Tetraploid Rye ..: $4.25 Bus.'
No: 1. Com. Wheat $2.00 Bus.
No. 1 Reg. Wheat $2.25 Bus.
. (Dawbul, Cornell, Genesee • •
Wheat Available) _
ALL SEED TREATED AND
•NESW BAGS FREE
Special This Week
• 5 -FT. STEEL HOG TROUGH -- $3.50
(A Real Good Buy)
We want to prove to you the value of the complete
satisfaction we can give you.
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wonderful then ever the 1955•
C.N.E. will dazzle you wits
its thousands of wonders--
see exhibits of science,.
manufacturing, agriculture,
and industry -the mite oP°
midway-.thewonmen's Words
-spoils for every fan. For.
the time of your life plan how
to pee the C.N.E.
AVENUE OF THE
PROVINCES
See' "Canada's.Parade
of Progress"
CANADA'S SPOTS
HALL OF FAME
permanent tribute to our
greet athletes
32 MiLE MARATHON SWIM
across Lake Ontario
ED SULLIVAN1-
MARILYN DELL
plus 500 entertainer3111'
gigaftic grandstand
spectacle.
Reserved seals $3.00,
$2,00, $1.00
WRITE Grandstand Ticket:
f ce,Exhibition Park,Office,
trft
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- 'ors opening day and daily
be the Bandshelt
N1ILitON OOLtA R !PARADE
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IIF IIVESTOt
Farrner s and Livestock
day, Sept. 7th
SHELL SOWER
Gleaming observation
tower-rlllie
stories high
CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION
WILLIAM A. HARRIS PRESIDENT HIRAM E. M(CALLUM GENERAL MANAGER
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