The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-10-06, Page 8Psi
THE TIMES -,ADVOCATE, E*ETEI.t, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER' 6, 195$
Dodgers T -A Want -Ads Are
REGISTERED
Hereiords
The undersigned. will sell fa
Stufit Bras.
2 miles north-east of Forest;
28 miles north-east of Sarnia;
sltile east of Highway 21.
Sat., Oct.
32 .HEAD
Iii BULLS AROUND 1 YEAR,
OLD, 17 BRED HEIFERS-
Herd Fully Accredited
Bulls Blood Tested
Heifers Calfhood Vaccinated
All are eligible for A.meriva
Registration
Sale at 1 p.m.
Catalogue on Request
W. S. O'NEIL,
Auctioneer,
.•
See The
METEOR
Now On Display
SAFE BUYS
'SS METEOR TUDOR
'47 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
'47 HUDSON SEDAN
Special Price
'49 CHEV"PICKUP
Special Deal On
Exide
Batteries
- {The Best) ,
You get $7.50 allowance
for your old battery
Anti -Freeze
Permanent- type Hot Shot
Anti -Freeze priced to meet
.
any competition.
Y i3 n
(BA Frostcop and Pres -
tone at Regular Price—
$4.35)
South End
Service
RUSS & CHUCK SNELL
Phonk 328
Exeter
.FOR SALIN
GIRL'S FALL. COAT plaid. size 10;
1i0.r1 Mawy�be cent' * tu3Brad Oleanelr,.
6:13c
2 QUEBEC BEATER' , in good eon-
ditton; several feet of galvanized
tiptng, elbows and connections; par-
od shingles for patching; other
articles. Apply 00 'Victoria St., phone
705.W. Exeter, 6c
G. E. REFRIGERATOR, mediums
sized. et Grand Bend, used three
months; cost 5299, will sacrifice .for
$199. Contact Mrs. R. A. Weir. 283
Hyman St., London. or Mr, J. R.
Prance, Grand Bend. 6:13c
PAIN OF RHEUMATISM, Sciatica,
Lumbago, can be helped by taking
R 2J M A C A P S. Recommended by
thousands of thankful users. Ask
Your Druggist. 6
PAY CASH FOR BARN. suitable to
rebuild. Phone 162-r-6. Dashwood. 6*
'46 STUDEBAKER TRUCK, good
racks and good hoist. Apply Joe Wil-
son, R.R. 1 Centralia, after 5.00 p.m..
or all day Saturday, 6:13
BUDGIES, rare lovely colors; $3 and
up; 'battles and breeders; canaries,
singing $S. Mrs. E. Currie phone
13s-1. `Lucan. 6;13:20:27e
PIGS. 30 choice suckers,. 7.8 weeks
old. Apply Clarence Smi1Ue, phone,
691-r-2, Hensall 4C
For Quick Sale
I—KITCHEN RANGE, Clare Jewel.
white enamel,. Has oil burner in
stalled. (Cheap)
1 KITCHEN RANGE, Wingharn Clip-
per, white enamel; for oi}, wood
or coal. (Like new.)
T arm Morning.
i1—COAL xEA �R. �'v zY.g
with automatic draft. (A bargain)
1 --OIL SPACE HEATER. Duro
Therm. with blower (Used 1 year)
1—OIL SPACE HEATER, Evans Nu
Style, with blower (A bargain)
1 --OIL. SPACE HEATER, Norge, for
large home. (Cheap)
1—OIL FLOOR FURNACE, Southern
.Mr.
1 --OIL FLOOR i''uttHACE, Coleman,
like new, with automaitc control.
Ors a steal)
Other Stoves. Space Heaters too
Numerous to Mention -- AlI Bargains
GERALD GINGERICH'S
Heating, Lighting & Plumbing
Electrical Repairing—Motor Rewinding
Phone 34 Zurich
6
2 SILK DRESSES, ladies', flowered.
black and blue, size 42, in perfect
condition. May be seen at Brady
Cleaners. 6c
COB CORN, well matured, out of crib
or field, Apply H. Schaap, R,R, 1
Luean, phone 9-r-23. 6*
CHESTERFIELD, maroon and grey,
3 piece, 525, Apply 404 Albert St.,
Exeter. 6c
BOY'S WALKING COAT, navy blue,
with grey fur Collar and cap to
match. wilt fit 3 -year-old, in good
condition. May be seen at Brady
Cleaners. 6c
DMAY1TALU
THE TOP DRAWER- 1
SECRET OF OUR
SURPLUS ENERGY
IS MILK FROM •
Fll6Nt AND/1'ILL DAIRY
w®G.J w re -a
C` LnC'.I TR»OEftn
.4111,40101111111 3333 S1111141Singg011illtillittn*
into
comfort
New Feather -Macs
It's brand new ! A slipper made of fine glove
leather, tailored like a glove, designed to
give you a feeling of barefoot
comfort.
Ideal for Ieisure hours
at Molle and away---
campus, study and tra-
vel convenience. Won-
derful for gift giving
as well 45 your every
day rise. Foam Rubber
Soles, Peather-Mocs fold into neat leather travelling case.
SEE ALSO:
•' GLITTER GOLD AND SILVER. SLIPPERS
s
c
a► i`7Y•LON M•LESSH SLIPPERS
All by LYONS of Loudon
FOR SALE
CHOICE DRESSED DUCKS--Pltone
Garnet :}Rees, 172-r-6, Exeter.
6:13:20*
DEN SUITE 4- Piece, and a Chester-
tleld. Mrs. 11. 13. Langford, phone
4-1, Lacan. 4e
CARD CABINET 525; space heater
with pipes, 515; shelves, etc. The
Hollow Tree Gift Shop, fleeter. 6c
3,004 PULLETS. Fortmi n aeghorn.6
months old, starting o lay, Apply
Andrews Poultry Farm, R.R. 3 Sea*
forth, Phone 647-r-3. 6:18:20:^7c
DINING ROOM SUITE 8 -piece, good
condition, Phone 732-r-4, Exeter. 6c
Delicious
A ,les
Pick Them -Yourself In Ow
°retard Behind The High School
$7..00 A $ushel
Phone 253e BILL hicKENz1E Exeter
SUGAR BEET LOADER Icing-Wize,
good as new. Apply ,Jahn Reeder,
Centralia. 22:29*
MANURE, highest duality; spread .on
our garden: $5.00 a load; average
your
weighs 2 500 lbs. 0. 3. ow, �Ex--
eter, phone S. ,.9:6c
10 HEREFORD HEIFERS, averaging
625 lbs. Apply Wally Wein, Dashwood.
phone 54. 29:6•
SUGAR BEET COMBINE, Scott-
Urscbell, in good shape; mounted
rubber; equipped with loader and
windrow; reasonsble. Apply'to Wilber
Keyes, Seaforth. 29:5'f
'60 CHF7V COACH, '49 Dodge Sedan.
both in top condition. Apply Rether's
Coffee Shop or phone 260 or 302. 29tfc
MOTALOY Years ahead of all— Mo.
taloy beats all major on companies to
the punch with the World's Only fuel
additive that actually tin plates worn
engine parts while you drive. *Get a
Alotaloy Ring and Valve Job for :only
58.00. efotaloy Sales Company. 34
West St., Goderioh. Dealer 3uquirles
invited, 22tfc
LITTER CARRIER, Beatty, complete
with bucket and pole, track and
hangers, .switch, etc. James W. Gar-
diner, phone 21-r-10, Kirkton. 60
OIL SPACE HEATER, practically
new, large size, capable of heating 6
to 7 rooms, Phone 353-R, Beeter.
22tfc
FARMERS! Before you buy a cattle
mineral, be sure to try our complete
mineral. Only 54,95 cwt. Exeter Dis-
trict Co-op, phone 287. 8:15:32:27:6c
WANTED
WANTED TO RENT—B y public
school principal 6- or 7 -room house.
preferably on the east side of Main
Street. Phone 259-W, Exeter. 6c
WANTED TO RENT Apartment or
house with small barn, in or around
Exeter. Call 551-11, Exeter, atter 6
p.m. 6*
WANTED TO RENT or work on
shares—farm, with buildings. Apply
Box "A', Times -Advocate. • 6c
YOUTH'S SUIT, in good condition;
should be size 18, Apply to Ti
Advocate. 6o
SCRAP METAL of all kinds. Prices
are high now. Glenn's Auto Wreokerti,
Phone 418, Exeter. 22:29:6:13c
SAW MILL LOGS and standing b tilt
lots. Apply Robert Eagleson, Ailsa.
Craig. 8:15:22:29e
HELP WANTED
WANTED: Man for steady travel
among consumers in Huron County.
Permanent connection with large
manufacturer: Only reliable hustler
considered. Write Rawlelgb's, Dept.
J-202-131, Montreal, P.Q. 6
STORE WORK, part-time. Apply
Whitteman's Bakery, phone 52. 6c
WOMAN to look after children while
mother works; $8 per week. Phone
732-r-3, Exeter. 6e
FEMALE CLERIC, full time. Apply
Box "E", Times -Advocate, 6c
JUNIOR CLERK, age 16-19, good
opportunity for promotion, junior
matriculation required. The Bank of
Nova Scotia, Exeter, Ontario, 6:13c
a
11
syc
McKn!ght • Wear
Exeter
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Mechanic
Wanted
With 2- to 3 -Year
Apprenticeship Papers
APPLY SNELL BROS. LTD.
Phone 100 Exeter
6e
STOCK WANTED
I AM IN THE MARKET for .all kinds
of horses, any size, any age.—G. .L
Dow, phone 83, Exeter. tfc
DEAD, :DISABLED STOCK—Seven-
day •week service for horses, cattle,
sheep, pigs, calves. --Glen Kennedy,
Phone collect 168-W Luean or Exeter
035, 9-2tfc
CATTLE --Live or dressed weight;
top prices paid. Coleman Packing,
London, phone 2-1546, London, or le,
Exeter. , 29:6113e
SERVICES
PAINTING AND PAPERING
CABINET WORK TILE FLOORS
THOS. H. WALKER
Phone 563 Exeter
ELECTROLUX service and parts..
i'itone 456-r-22, Exeter. 29:6:13*
SEPTIC TANKS E]MPTIRD—Imme+d-
late service, Phone 108 or 130-W
Leman. Batter Br35. 1:9-27:10
SERVICE•' --'Member 61` 1t,T.T.A.
Wi11 service after 6.00 p.m. Bev. Hey»
wood,, phone 176-r-23, Exeter. 25tfc c
WHITEWASHING& CLEANING--
Arrangements can be rnade, B111 Wet,
ton, Dashwood, phone 35.r-19.
11:8 - 3:11e
WATERLOO CATTLE
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
.
"Where Better Buils Are Used"
rift lac ]n re s rvi
A t 1 ee ins on e c tot'
ell breeds of cattle,uFor service or
itformetion phone Clinton 515 colo
leot.between. 7:30 and 10:00 Assi. an
week days and 7:20 and 9:30 A.M. on
Sundays, tic
"STANDARD OF 'THE WOODS"
McCutloeh Chain Sawel All modelle
art
d i:om
tete .
e er
s vic
p twb relit) g
able at MoCulloche Saw Sales 42$
linters St,. Stratford;• phone' 1061 J
Sel6tfo
CUSTOM . DEAN COMBINING with
ulling berme; balite, N
Notelet it*
SnOY Exerr phone03»It.12-ft. M -Ii 90 selfpropeled comre;
tic
TENDERS WANTED
EXETER MEMORIAL ARENA
SNACK HAR
The undersigned will accept Ten-
ders until. Friday, October 28, at 6:00
for the operation of the snack
peen
m,
bar at the arena, for the period of
November 2, 1905. to about April 1,
1950. Either a cash tender or a. profit
division plan wilt be .considered. The
snack bar to operate six days and
evenings each week. The highest or
any .tender not necessarily accepted.
For further particulars can Exeter
333.
DOUGLAS SMITH, Arena Centres Beare
29:0c
REAL ESTATE
50 -ACRE FARM, good bean and sugar
beet land. i, mile off highway. For
etccrlars apply to 13e11 & Laughtoun,
Ex,ESQUIRE GRILL, Goderlch. Ontario.
EEstablished restaurant. well equip-
ped, seats 48, good volume of bust-
ness. Price 57,500.00 Half cash re-
quired, balance easy terms, plus stock
on hand at inventory, Business to be
sold as owner has other interests,.
For further particulars contact C. F,.
Chapman, Realtor, Box 96, lloderlch,
phone is W. 6:13:20
fi APARTMENTS, with 1 bedroom in
each; washroom on each floor; 3 bath-
rooms; good price, $7,000; ideal for
reared family. Phone London 3-2033-
J. 29:6c
3 -BEDROOM HOUSE, located in
school district. This Is a comfortable
home with 2 -Piece bath down and 3 -
Piece bath up•, oil heated;price is
moderate; small down payment will
give possession, C. V. Pickard, Real-
tor, Main St., Exeter. • 29
havee
FARMS 't'iANT�•*-'VP'o buyers
for farms if you are Interested in
selling; call us or come in and see
us. C. V. Pickard, Realtor. Main St..
Exeter. 29
100 -ACRE FARM. sand and clay
loam; an good buildings; gas, hydro
and water; 3', mile off pavement;
$14,000; half cash. Robert Cassidy,
R.R. 1 West Lorne, Ont. 29:6•
WARTIME HOUSP, 3 -bedroom, built-
in china. cabinet and chest of drawers;
asbestos siding; extra shed; well
lanscaped grounds. Apply 426 Marl-
borough St., phone 416-J, Exeter.
29:6:13*
HOUSE IN GRAND BEND—Two bed-
rooms, living room and modern
kitchenette, furnace, hot and cold
water; choice location. Pine Dale
Motei, Grand Bend. 29tfc
OUTSTANDING VALUES
HENSALL -- Compact three-bedroom
home, modern kitchen and bath,
nicely decorated throughout includ-
ing new stove; priced for immed-
iate sale; low taxes. See this prop
erty right away.
HENSALL--Commercial property; ex-
ceptionally attractive investment.
Office rental under lease, modern
apartment with space for additioi}al
apartment. .Above average state of
repair; bathroom, 2 washrooms and
forced air oil heating, Sacrifice re-
duced price to settle estate,
HELNSALL—Small family home, nicely
located, modern bath, with, low
taxes. Price reduced for quick sale.
HENSA.LL—One of Hensail's finer
homes. Solid brick, choice main
street location, all conveniences—
bardwood floors, etc., with good
basement. Excellent state of repair.
Immediate possession.
Take advantage of Hensel's low?
tax rate—we know you will be more
than satisfied,
Guaranty Trust CompanyBroker Of Canada
R. B. Paterson, Phone 51,
Hensall, Ontario, 291fc
FRAME HOUSE. '7 -room, in Hensall:
2 lots; corner; furnace, bath; priced
to sell: Apply Glen Deitz, on property,
or C. G. Lee, Parkhill. 9:15 - 10:20
100 -ACRE FARM with good house.
barn and drive shed; hydro; never
failing water supply; house yard nice-
ly 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,
NOVELTY BUSINESS, nicely locat-
ed, increasing business. For detains
apply to: C. V. Pickard, Realtor,
Main St., Exeter.
INSULBRICH COTTAGE, 2 -bedroom.
This home 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; Earl Parsons,
Fred Cole, salesmen. 23tfc.
FINE OLD BRICK HOUSE with
spacious rooms, fireplace, 3-plece
attached each
spaciousngrround of
lawn, shade trees, fruits, 'vegetables,
barbecue, 'swimming pool, William
Pearce, Realtor; Earl Parsons, Fred
Cole, Salesmen. 8tfc c
NEW, MOD.ERN HOUSE, forced air
furnace, two bedrooms. Apply Art
Whiismith, phone 270-J. Stec*
BRICK I107.iE beautiful ranch -style;
high school district; spacious living
room -dining room with wall-to-wall
broadloom; modern kitchen; beauti-
fully -finished bathroom; two Large
bedrooms and third room for ad-
ditional bedroom or den; full base-
ment with rumpus room; laundry
tubs; oil burning furnace. terms. C.
Pickard, Realtor, Main St., Ex-
eter, -
NOTICES TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of r
John Mousso,
deceased.
A persons having claims against the
estate of Jon Musso, late of the
Village of Grand Bend, in the County
of Lambton, Gentleman, who died on
or about the 8th day of May, 1955, are
required to file particulars of tame
with Bell & Laughton, Solicitors of
Exeter, Ontario, by the 22nd day of
October next, after which date the
estate will be distributed having re-
gard only to those claims of which
notice has been received.
Bell & Laughton,
Solleitore for the Executors,
Exeter, Ontario. 6:13:20
In the Matter of the Estate of
David Schroeder, `'
late in of
the County of Huron,, of aod,
Retired Partner, Deceased,
sed
'Atl Perdue h:winclaims 5h
othe Estate of the late David cre-
der, who died on or about the 4th
day of July, A. D. 1955 are hereby
notified to tend thorn to either et the
undersigned duly verified, on or be.
fore.. the 8th day of October, A. 1),
1956.
After the last-named Fate the as-
set, r h said E t
� o the sta a Will be dls»
tributed alticnK the eersens entitled
thereto, heving regard only to claims
of which the tinderalgned shalt then
have netire.
r3W3RETT IrANST, Rxecutott
W. G. Cochrane,
floaicftor for the Estate,
FOR RENT
4.ZI0OM APARTMENT, furnished.
Apply Harold Beaver, Deter North.
4 -ROOM APARTMENT Burnished or
unfurnished. Apply 193 blain St., I ¢-
eter.
APARTMENT, furnished, downstairs,
with side entrance. Apply 357 Carlin6g
St.
APARTMENT, unfurnished; heated;
whets only. Apply Mayfair Bakery,
Phone 52. 6tfn
2 A,PABTMENTS, $25 and 535 each.
Inspect after 5 p.m.. Apply to Ross
McDonald, 84 Andrew $t., Exeter.
29:dc
Floor Sanders
Floor .Edgers, Floor Polishers
Vacuum Cleaners, Tools. Etc.
BEAVERS HARDWARE, EXETER
29:6:1e:20c
APART2MFNT on Main Street, with-
out modern conveniences. Apply at
Times -Advocate. 22tfc
CENTRAL APARTMENT. attractive,
modern rooms; new kitchen cup
boards; 3 -piece bath; private ent-
rance; self-contained; just finished
decorating throughout; immediate pos-
session. Apply Box II", Times -
Advocate 22tfe
APARTMENT, 4 rooms and bath;
also store on Alain Street, suitable for
small business or office. Apply John
Ward, phone 348, Exeter. 6*
AUCTION SALES
Clearing •
AUCTION SALE
Of Tractor, Farm Implements,
Livestock, Grain and
Household Effects
On the Premises
Part of Lots 3 and 9, L.R.W.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
a Miles South of Bayfield
an Highway 21
The undersigned auctioneer receiv-
ed instructions to sell by public
auction on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1955
CARL HOUSTON Prop.
ALVIN WALTER, Auctioneer
22:29
Clearing
AUCTION .SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate,
• Farm Implements, Hay,
Hay, Livestock and
Misecllaneous Items
On the Premises
Lot 19, Concession 12
HIBBERT TOWNSHIP
7 Miles North-East of Hensall
or Fourth Farm West of Cromarty
Scholl on 12th Concession
The undersigned auctioneer receiv-
ed instructions to sell by public
auction on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1955
Commencing at 1.00 p.m. Sharp
REAL ESTATE: Consisting of Lot
19, Con. 12, Hibbert Township, 100
acres of choice clay loam on which is
situated a bank barn 90x40; straw
shed 60x36; alt new steel roofing;
very' best of stabling throughout;
large implement shed and garage;
also well-built dwelling. All buildings
in good state of repair. Never -failing
water supply.
If interested inspect this oustand-
ing farm before day of sale.
Terms of Ream Estate: 100 on day
of sale, balance in 30 days. Farm to
be offered at 3 p.m. on day of sale.
Note: Terms can be arranged on
Real Estate by contacting proprietor
before day of sale.
LIVESTOCK- Purebred Shorthorns
and Grade G tttle. Durham cow carry-
ing second calf, due in October; Dur-
ham cow, carrying second calf, due
in April; Durham cow carrying sec-
ond calf,due In December; Hereford
ow carying second calf, due in
February; Durham cow carrying third
calf, due in November; Durham cow
carrying third calf, due in December;
roan heifer, due in January; Hereford
heifer, due in January; 4 Hereford
heifers with calves at foot; 5 register-
ed Durham heifers with papers; 5
dual purpose yearling heifers; 5 Short-
horn yearling steer calves; Shorthorn
bull, dark red, born September 12.
1953, sired by McLean Farms' Justice
Dam Eldorado Lady Clipper, This
'bull carries promising features of a
good FARM
d tire.i ,YEMENTS & MISC.
IVIS: Cockshutt mower, 6 ft. cut;
MeD side rake; MeD dump rake; Mcle
drpp head hay loader like new; cul -
Water; International h
iay loader; land
roller; grass seeder; scuffler; 4 -
election diamond harrows;steel wagon;
farm wagon and rack; 4 logging
chains; 42 -ft. Beatty track with
hangers and car; 2 cant hooks; saws:.
axes; sledge and wedges; hay fork;
water tank; 130 -ft. hay rope; sap
pan and
fanning
15 ft.; manure5
chicken fence; 12 grain bags; seeks;
step ladder; fence tightener; tarpau-
lin; stock trailer, .nearly new; tools;
shovels; spades; ditch scoop; forks;
heater; •extension table; chairs; bed.
Many articles too numerous to men-
tion. -
HAY: Approximately 35 ton mixed
bay, 15 ton timothy hay.
No reserve, everything will be sold.
TERMS: Cash.
HEBER SNELL, Prop.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WAL'PER, Auctioneer
22:29
AUCTION SALE
Of Several Antique Pieces
and all Household Effects
OF MRS. RNTTA SEALE:, L'IJCAN
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1:30 P.M.
Real Estate
AUCTION SALE
On the Premises
Lot $, Part 10,Bosanquet Township
VILLAGE.F. OF BEND
The undersigned auctioneer receiv-
cd instructions to sell by public
auction on
SATURaDtAY, OCTOBER 8
2.00 REAL ESTATE: Consists of Lot 8,
Part 10, Bosaricluet 'Township, in the
Village of Grand Bend, an which is
situated a well-built 2 -storey cement
block dwelling, with frontage -of 70';t
150'. The main floor consists of
modern kitchen, living and dining
room, bedroom and bath, also large
sanfrorch; second floor consists' of 4
ample size bedrooms and full floor
attic; Serge 'basement.
Situates) on property is 32'x12'
cabin. Th1s is an exceptionally taell-
buiit )ionic in 'very best Condition;
very suitably located..
For a good lnvestment in residen
tial or business possibillttci convince
yourself by inspecting this property
before day, of.sale.
Terms of Reil Estate:10% on day
of Artie, balance .In 30 days; sold eub-
Sect to a. reasonable reserve bid.
Note: •Arrangements can be made
by contacting proprietor before day
Of Mite
11O11SERIOLP leFFECTS: Consists
of: Moffat electric tango: studio
couch; 2 beds, complete with springs
and mattresee 3 dressers; 4 tone,
Merles; 2 single beds• btreteher• dine
the ?born table; 6 dining raem ehairs:
OAisdoel t; s; 2 log
; btehard; eeteeMiran table;
carpets; mirror; wast} stand;. 2 EXECUTORS' 'SALE
toilet sets; qusntity of sealers; kit,
01100 pleLures• stove; .0 tor,
coal or wood; 2 hot -Plates; stealers 2 411
drums; lawn mower; garden toots; 2
window awnings; a quantity of kit-
chen utensils; ladies' bicycle; ' and
many articles too numerous to leen-
tion.
TI2RMS: Cash.
FRE]) KERNOHAN, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, .il.uctioneer
.y 22:29:6
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Valuable Real Estate,
LivestockOI, Poultry, Hay, Grain,
Far Machinery In M(+c n ry and
• Miscellaneous Items
Lot 5, OConce:son 6
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
1'.1 Miles South of Crediton
trutinsatousnscoea by receiv-
ed
auction on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1955
Commencing at' 1 p.m. Sharp
REAL ESTATE: Consists of Lot 5,
Con. 6, Stephen Township 100 acres
of choice clay loam on -which is situ-
ated a very modern brick dwelling
with garage attached, new Modern
kitchen and bathroom, large diving
and dining room, 4 bedrooms; also
new furnace. Large )tarn and drive.
shed 'with new steel roofing; good-sized
hen house, colony house; pressure
system in house and barn. Farm is
well drained and best of clay loam.
This farm la well situated close to
town and main highway. Inspection
invited before day of sale.
10°(v
of saleTerms. BalanceofReal canEstate: be arrrangedon day ba
sac
if ctingnot proprprevioietously r beforesaid, day of
LIVESTOCK
HORSEBlack Percheron mare
, 8
yeere old; blue Percheron mare7
years old. 'This i an extra good team
Tif work horses. is
Geldig.
SHORTHORN CATTLE: Roan cow,
redryc
carrying second thirodOcalfordoe
November 11; red cow, milking, due
March 4; roan cow; milking, due
May 6; roan cow, milking, due April
7; red cow with calf at foot, due May
9; red cow with calf at foot, due May
1; red cow, milking, due In May; 2
red cows with calves at foot, due in
June; roan heifer, due March 3. 2 red
heifers, due in May; 6 steers, 2 years
old; 6 steers 1 year old; 2 heifers, 1
year old; 8 calves; purebred red
Shorthorn bull, 16 months old. This is
an exceptionally good herd of cattle;
all in market -condition.
POULTRY: 60 yearling hens, Rock.
and White Leghorn crossed.
FARM MACHINERY: M-13 binder,
7 ft. cut, with tractor httcb, like new:
McCormick mower, 5 ft. cut; M -H
drill, a dump rake; hay loader; 16 -plate
disc; manure spreader; wagon; rack;
set of sleighs; 4 -section diamond har-
rows; Woods electric grinder, like
new; M -H electric cream separator;
like new; 2,000 -Ib. scales;' blacksmith
equipment; sledge; anvll; buggy; cut,
ter; 2 sets double harness; 5 collars;
chains: forks; shovels; etc., etc,
GRAIN & HAY: 800 bushel of Clin-
ton oats? 200 bushel Alaska oats. This
is all choice grain recommended for
seed, 15 ton mixed hay, r «. •
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: W h it e
enamel, Acme range, for coal or
wood; 4 kitchen chairs; 2 rocking
chairs; couch; 2 small tables; . glass
churn; large hand sleigh; lady's bi-
cycle.
Cast.. No reserve. Every-
thing will be sold.
HERB MITCHELL, Prop.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk ,
ALVIN WALTER, Auct,, 29:fie
Estate
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
of Farm, Farm Stock
and Machinery
Lot 26, Concession 9
HIBBERT TOWNSHIP
2% Miles west -tot Staffs,
on County Road
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19,
12 O'clock
MACHINERY: 1V6 McCormick Deer-
ing tractor; 9.1 ton international truck
1950model 35 000
withstock rack,
ak
miles all n w tires; 28-46 model,
threshing Machine; 1955 Dodge er-3
Sedan car- 3 -furrow International
plow; 8% -ft. International stiff tooth
cultivator on rubber (new); Inter-
national tractor spreader: 'Massey -
Harris manure loader; bulldozer blade
and buck rake; McCormick Deering
Power corn binder and loader; fertil-
izer sower; International silo filler;
Massey -Harris 7 ft. binder; hay
loader; corn planter; seed drill; Inter-
national side rake; diamond harrows;
corn scuffler; oil drums; 250-41, gas
tank and pump; 6 -ft. mower; set of
chain harrows; western saddle (new)
power •emery with % hes. motor
steel water trough; 25 gas. motor oil
rubber tired wagon;. 16 -ft. flat hay
rack' gravel box; 2,000-1b, stales;
fanning mill; electric grain grinder
with 3 h.p. motor; paint sprayer and
air compressor with motor; wheel-
barrow; harness; 500 four- and five -
inch tile; 8 twelve -inch tile; cedar
posts.
HAY & .GRAIN: 2,000 bus. good
mixed grain; 1,500 bales of No. 1
;nixed hay.
CATTLE: 18 • Hereford and Dunham
cows; 8 Hereford and Durham steers,
2 years old; 3 year-old steers; 6 Dur••
ham heifers, rising 2 years old; 17
Durham and Hereford calves; Short-.
horn bull (1,700 lbs.).
FARMS: Lot 24, Concession 12, nib.
bort Township (gravel pit).
Horne farm 100 acres more or less,
large bank barn, implement shed, ce•
ment site, pig pen. hen house; frame
house covered with asphalt •shingles,
modern bathroom, water pressure
system in house • and barn,
TERMS: Chattels—cash, Property—
10% down, balance in 30 days.
Estate of the late Roy Kerslake
JOHN CHAPPEL
JOHN BUTSON
A. W. SILLERYs Solicitor
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
C. P. CHESNEY, Clerk
6:13
AUCTION SALE
Of House and 3 Lots.
and Chattels
IN EXETER NORTH .
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15
at 1 O'clock
Enameled kitchen stove, like new;
Coleman gas heater, 3 -burner; 2•
burner electric heater; radio; kitchen
table. 6 chairs; organ stool; wasli
stand; toilet set; electric polisher,
tike new; arm chair; side board; kit-
chen cabinet; phonograph,25 records;
chesterfield suite with 2 argge chairs;
small table; 2 beds, complete with
spring -fitted mattresses; 2 dressers; 2
Commodes; writing deisk, quantity of
pictures; bed lamp; 4 rockers; Singer
sewing machine; studio couch; parlor
lamp; coal heater; cora (space heater:
chine cabinet; quantity -bed clothes,
There wilt be all kinds of dishes, some
ianntiques, Dote, pans, pals,
lawn
mower, carpets: mats Beatty wash
-
gmatheine in goodshape; wa
sh
tube; boiler; mummy of ardentoots:
cloec; electric kettle; electric clock
tamp; boot stool; odd chairs; •quant1ty
of scalers.
Atthe same time Mid place there
will be offered for sale the haute and
8 late, Nice cottage with 2 -piece With,
2 bedrooms, living town, kitchen with
n eu o
bu St fn b arde, A fine -ace to
p n Place
live; on Main highway:
For particulars see Frank Taylor.
AuetIeneer,
TERMS: Chattels cash. Terris of
real estate will be made known day
of sale.
S>ptb erty of the late Herbert W.29
Of Valuable Real Estate
On Friday, Lha 21st day of Oeto-
her, 1055, there will beeoffered for
sale by.,public auction on the premises
at the #tour of 2 p.m, the otlowing
171uConcession s5 in the Toga hip of
t
IIaY, si the house o the :sa d
Posses rn er a ae n s if
land December 1, X955• posses ;on e
lands December 31 1955, unless ar-
rangements made for earlier tenancy
with the present tenant, Sale subject
to reserve bid.
Terms: 10% down on day of sale,
balance in 30 days.
• PEARL TAYLOR
JOHN ALEXANDER MOIJSSNIIAU,
c forof the at o
Ere u a Estate f
John Mousse,
EDWARD CORBIITT,Auctioneer
6:13:20,
Clearing
AAUCTION SALE.
Of Farm Machinery, Tractor,
Threshing Machine, Livestock,
Poultry, Hay and
Household Effects
On the Premises
Lot 7, Concession 2,
TUCKERSMITIi TOWNSHIP
1% Miles East and Half Mile
North of Hensall
The undersigned auctioneer receiv-
ed instructions to sell by public -
auction on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18 1956
Commencing at 12.30 p.m., sharp
TRACTOR &. TI-IiiESHING MA-
CHINin A-1. cOliver
liveon 60 qullpped Hnttigne v
2 -row sauftler; George White No. 6
thresher completely equipped ;with
120 feet thresher, belt.
15AR5f MACHINERY: M.4
.1
binder,
6 -ft, cut; Oliver 2 -furrow tractor
ptow, like new,Geor a White
tractorr
spreader, like new; MeD. 13 -disc fer-
tilizer .drill,like new; John Deere 3-
section lever harrows, like new; 4-
section diamond barrows; MeD team
stuffier; stiff tooth cultivator; dump
rake; M -H hay loader, like new; 4 -
drum steel roller; rubber tire wagon;
•
16 -ft. hay rack; 2 -wheel trailer;
Frost & wood mower, 6 -ft cuts
Smalkler grain blower with 32 ft. pier
Oehl hammer mill, like new; 72.1-
rubber belt; double disc; set of
sleighs; 54+ft. 5 -inch belt; gravel hex;
fanning mill; 2 chlcken abetters• new
colony house, 1:2'X12'; Forge, Stewart
Clipper; 3 sugar beet knives; sugar
beet forks; cutting box; oat 'roller;
twe 40 -gal. gas drums; rotary pump;
emery; work bench; 2 sugar kettles;
Viking cream aepdtratar, used ono -
season; Universal Co-ep milking ma-
chine, Completely equipped; root
putper: .circular saw; brooder stove;
snow fence; 2 logging chains; i7 cords
furnace wood; 14 cords- atovA,,,-wood;
9 cords cedar wood; quantity cedar"
Posts; forks; shovels; etc„ ete.
CATTLE: 2 white .Durham cows.
milking, due in March; red cow.
cranking,
wl milking. in in Apr April;e part 11oll--
stein and Durham cos', due before:
sale date; roan cow, with calf at
foot; Durham eoW, milking, due in
]March: 2 steers, rising 2 years old:
roan heifer, rising 2 years old:
heifers, rising 1 year old' 4 Hereford
calves. This is a gholce herd of
cattle.
HOGS: 10 stocker pigs.
Poultry: 175 Rhode Island Red
yearling hens.
HAY: 400 bales timothy and .clover
hay; 10 ton mixed bay; 10 acres 06
cob corn.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS; Findlay
Condor c ook stove, like new; oak
dining room suite, consisting of round
table, 5 chatis. buffet and china cab-
inet; square top extension table; S
kitchen chairs; cupboard; baking
cabinet; arm chair; table lamps; fern
stand; centre tables; 4 complete•
bedroom suites; electric radio; cedar
chest; Aladdin lamps; trunks; large
selection of new tapestry and linol-
eum rugs, various sizes bedspreads;
comforters; c
linens• new mats; r -
tains;` u
drapes; 2 toilet. acts: large
quantity of dishes, some antique:
churn: crocks; sealers, etc., etc. Al!
household effects in new condition.
No reserve. asthe farm is sold.
Orin st ex rn large
sale,selling wilt
start sharp otime.
TERMS: Cash.
wI HICProprietor
leetor
• GARNET KS Crk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
6:18
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Saimenertiosiessitet
11n nY,t n,tnn,enn, ntn„na till
Shop For Christmas
Early And Save ,Money
Closing Out!
Further Reductions
•
THE HOLLOWTREE
GIFT -SHOP
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CORRESPONDENCE
TO CONDUCT
AOTRAFFIC7COP WITH
Car
Of Bran
$47.00 Ton
(Off Car)
This is a car we pieked up at
a real bargain and we pass ori
the savings to you. Take de-
livery off car this week. Don't
be disappointed. Let us tlake
your order.
Shur -Gain 24% Beef maker
$72.00 Ton (In Your Bags)
With our own molasses mixer we are now. able to manu-
facture our own beef and milk concentrates. This is a
tremendous saving to our customers. Ask for prices on
3 -ton 'and 5 -ton lots.
Molasees
Yes, our molasses mixer can mix and blend molasses with
just the right amounts. Why not put our molasses Mixer
to work for you in preparing your cattle and hog feeds?
Or we will sell by the drum at really* low prices.
41.
Dried Corn -
Now available in truck load lots at the most attractive
price we've had in years. Corn is our cheapest feed. Let
us supply your cattle and hog feed requirements.
Deliver Your Com
To Our New Elevator
It's There To Serve You
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