HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-10-13, Page 6'Page II THE TIMES -ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING,,OCTOBER. 13, 1955
Announcements
BIRTHS
BONNET—stir. and Mrs, k`red. Bon-
net. Dashwood, announce the birth
of their daughter, Patricia Anne, at
South Bw'on Hospital, October 11,
1955; a sister for Vernon Eugene.
HILL—Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. hill,
ClandeboYe, announce the birth of
a daughter, ,Susan Ruth, October 7.
1955; a sister for Elizabeth, Nancy
and. David,
IKERSI,Alcx-.-3I'. and Mrs. Robert
Kerslake (nee Marion Lemmon), of
R.R. 1 Centralia, announce the birth
of their son, Daniel Robert, at
South Huron Hospital, October 6,
1955.
;KIRK: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirk, of
Exeter announce the birth of their
daughter, Kathryn Ann, at South
Huron HospitalOctober 4, 1955; a
sister for Donnie.
MUSSES Mr. and Mrs. W11Ue n
Musser (nee Marie Huxtable). of
Exeter. wish to announce the birth
of a son. William Sohn. in .South
Huron Hospital en Tuesday, Octo-
titer il.
2 EEVEL--Mr. and Mrs, John Neevel
Cromarty, announce the birth of
their daughter, Wilma Joanne, at
South Huron Hospital, October 5,
1955.
STEAD—James and Grace Stead
proudly announce the arrival of
their chosen son, James Alvin. at
their home, 65 Richmond St., Thor-
old, September 24, 1955; a grandson
for Alvin Wurm.
T1-1OMAS—d4fr, and Mrs. Sam Thomas.
143 Main St., announce the birth of
a daughter, Diane Elaine; weight
$ lbs., 7 ozs., at South Huron Hos-
pital. October 9, 1955.
TUCKEY--Ross and Elsie Tuckey an-
nounce, the birth of a son. Mark
Benson, at South Huron Hospital,
October 9, 1955; a brother for Chris-
tine and Jane. •
WELLMAN —LAC and Mrs. F. Well-
man, 239 Algonquin Drive, RCAF
Centralia, announce the birth of a
daughter, Christine, at South Huron
Hospital, October 6, 1955; a sister
for Freddie, Viola and Larry.
MARRIAGES
i1iUESTON-GREk3NWOOD -- Mr. An-
drew J. Hueston, of Seaforth, and
Vino Mae Greenwood, of Exeter,
were united in marriage by the
Rev, Alex Beeson in Main Street
parsonage on Wednesday, October
112,
DEATHS
DUMIGAN—Mrs. Mary Ellen Dumi-
gan passed away at her residence,
R,R. 1 Thedford, Wednesday, Octo-
ber 5, 1955, in her sixty-eighth
year,
EVANS—William ArthvreEvans pass-
ed aweY at South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, Friday, October 7, 1955, in
his ninety-second year.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr, and Mrs. F, Ward Hern an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Marilyn Gertrude, to Mr.
William Morgan Dixon, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Dixon, Clandeboye,
Ontario; the wedding to take place
on Saturday, October 29, 1955. 13*
CARDS OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. .Albert
Fletcher wish to thank all those who
assisted during her illness and sub-
sequent death; special thanks to
Rev. Slade, Zion United Church, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hatter, Dr. M. C.
!Fletcher, South Huron Hospital, Din-
ney Funeral Home and the bearers.
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hunmuuunnnuon,
E This herd carries all the blood lines of the famous Frank
E. Wood •herd, and consists entirely of three families—Rose-
woods, Augustas and Marigolds. They are low set, with plenty
9f Scale and' bone, have good heads and most are red in colour.
All cows feed their own calves. Accredited since 1925. Vac-
cinated.
Write for Catalogues to:
William E. Manning, R.R. 1 Londesboro, Ont.
Lunch Booth At Farm Under Auspices of United Church W.A.
Auctioneers: James 1ktacKinley, Lincoln White
CARDS OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere grati-
tude to everyone who remembered me
with cards, visits and treats while a
patient in South Huron Hospital and
special thanks to my neighbours who
helped with the bean harvest, —Ken-
neth Keller. 13e
Many thanks to all those who so
kindly remembered me with cards.
treats and visits while a patient in
South Buren Hospital.—Norma I£el1
3r.
The family of the late Mrs. Alvin
Pym
the dtheir sincere
for the many acts of kindness and
expressions of sympathy shown dur-
ing their recent bereavement; also for
the .beautiful floral tributes and cards
of sympathy; special thanks to the
Pride of Huron Rebekah .bodge. Rev.
Snell. Rev. Moores, Rev. Clarke and
the Hopper -Hockey Funeral home.
13*
I wish to thank relatives, neighbors
and friends for cards. fruit and visits,
and the management and employees
of Canadian Canners, Branch 100,
Local Union 286, for money, flowers
and boxes of • fruit while a patient in
Victoria Hospital and since returning
home; special thanks to Uncle Fred
Cornish and cousin Roy Baynham for
taking up my potatoes.—Alvin Cor-
nish. 13'
IN MEMORIAM
ROWE--In loving memory of Mrs.
Arthur Rowe, Detroit, (nes Bella
Sims), formerly of Crediton and
Exeter, who passed away in De-
troit two years ago, October 13,
1953.
How we would love to see her come
As in the days of yore,
To hear her voice and see her smile,
And greet her at the door.
—Fondly remembered by brother,
sister -In-law and her many friends
and relatives in Crediton and Ex-
eter. 13e
SMITH—In loving memory of a dear
husband and father, John F. Smith,
.who passed away one year ago.
October 12, 1954.
God knew that he was suffering,
That the hills were hard to climb,
So He closed his weary eyelids
And whispered "Peace be thine".
Away in the beautiful hills of God,
By the valley of rest so fair,
Some day. we know not when,
We will meet our loved one there.
--Sadly missed and ever remembered
by his wife and family. 13*
Elect Herb Broom
Group President
Herb Broom, of Exeter„ was
re-elected •president of the Civil
.Service Organization of RCAF
Station Centralia at an annual
meeting Tuesday night in Exeter
Legion Hall.
Riney Keller, of Exeter is vice-
president; Gard Baynham, Exe-
ter, secretary and Jack Simmons,
Hensall, treasurer.
Gordon •Shortreed, of Clinton,
national president sof civil service
organization, was the .guest
speaker.
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-These Ads For Bargains
.FOR SALE.
50 PULLETS. iced x Rock 7 months
old, laying. Gerald Mclealls, R.R. 3
Exeter, phone 232-W. 13*
4 -BURNER STOVE. Moffat, cream
and green, side oven, in good .con-
ditto's, reasonable. Phone 75 Gran-
ton. 13*
G.E. REFRIGERATOR used. Apply
13. W. Tuckey, Phone i5 Exeter. 58*
WINDMILL, reasonable. Phone 176-
r-23, Exeter. 13c
BROWN SUIT, 3 -piece, size 40, with
stripe; too small for owner; worn
very little. Apply Brady Cleaners, 13*
360 PULLETS. Rhode Island Reds
crossed with Sussex. Apply Russell
Ferguson,, phone 680-r-22, Rosati. 13*
USED BRICK—Apply Earl Dixon, R.
R. 2, Aliso Craig. 13*
CANADA GEESE, Golden Pheasants,
English ring -neck pheasants and Mal-
lard ducks. Ross W. Hern, R.R. 1
Granton, phone Kirkton 4-r-7. 13*
BEAN MILL, Batavia, all steel, on
solid rubber tires, in excellent con-
dition; Price 5450. Apply J. M. Smith,
Ridgetown, Ont., Box 99, or phone
Orchard 4-2111. 13*
FEED TURNIPS; also well-trained,
diennatured J. W, Gar-
diner, e
CHESTERFIELD and two chairs, in
good condition; also grates for 22-,
inch furnace, like new. Apply Times -
Advocate. 13c
CAR OF ALBERTA COAL arriving
next week. Orders will be appreciated.
Centralia Farmer's Supply, phone 58J. 5-
KITCHEN RANGE, cream enamel; 1
coal heater, Phone 31-r-18, Dash-
wood. 13*
RelleRIGERATOR, Coldspot, 9.11 cu,
ft. excellent condition, four years old,
$299 new. What offer? Phone 443-W3
8 BROOD SOWS, second litter due
in 2 weeks. Apply Alvin Gingerich,
phone Zurich 90-r-6. 13*
GRAVEL, .by the acre. Apply Joe
Vandongen, R.R. 2 Grand Bend, phone
47-r-1. a 13*
WEDDING CAKE BOXES—Get them
at The Exeter Times -Advocate.
NAMELESS COLD RE_ It7Fny When
customers write like this they •mean
it. Mr. William H. McLain, R.R. 2
Aylmer, writes: "Kindly send me an-
other jar of Nameless Cold Remedy.
I've had sinus trouble 14 years, so
bad I was up all hours of the night
with pains in my face and 'the only
relief I could get was hot water, I
even had the holes broke in my
cheek bones for drainage which did
me no good. It's sure a relief to have
a good night's rest since I used your
remedy, If I go anywhere my Name-
less goes with me. Find 51.00 en-
closed.' Nameless also relieves head
colds, hay fever and arthritic pains.
The moment it is applied, relief
comes at once. A convincing money-
back trial sample will be mailed for
30¢, uarge jars $1.00. Address: Purity
Co., Exeter, Ont. 13c
Winter Pears
AA
Pick Them Yourself In Our
Orchard Behind The High School
Supply Own Baskets
" $1.00 A Bushel
See BILL McKENZIE
Phone 253 Exeter
QUEBEC HEATER, large size, •$8;
small size Quebec heater, $6; several
feet of galvanized piping, 50 a foot;
elbows and T's, 10 each; 22 gal. gal-
vanized water tank, $3; Edison dia-
mond disc cabinet phonograph and
records, 515; 'weigh scales, $2; several
flower pots, half price; two 3 -prong
forks, 500 each; 18 -inch lawn mower,
$5.' All in good order. Apply 90 Vic-
toria St., phone 705-W Exeter. 13c
45 LAYING PULLETS, Red Sussex,
Apply Bruce Shapton, phone 599-Wi.
Exeter. t13c
DINING ROOM SUITE, 8-plece, wal-
nut. Will take trade for chesterfield
suite, in good condition. Phone 732-r-
3, Exeter. 13e
•
COB CORN—Will sell in small or
Large quantities. About price and
arrangements of hauling see E. L.
Bender, R.R. 1 Varna, Ont., phone
699-r-12, Hensall. 13:20c
ABY'S BED, in good condition.
Phone 734-W, Exeter. 13c
22 REPEATER RIFLE—Apply 414
Albert St., Exeter, phone 375-W. 13*
2 GRADE HEIFERS, Holstein, fresh
In, 3 heifer calves at foot; also collie
pups, male. Apply George Wheeler,
R.R. 3 St. Marys, 1 mile east of
Woodham, phone 1.6-r-14 Kirkton. 13e
2 WINDMILLS, about 25 feet in
height, 120 each. Apply Mrs. Rose
Dick, R.R. 2 Hensall. 13e
GIRL'S MAUVE COAT 'with Leopard
trim, size 12, almost new. May be,
seen at Brady, Cleaners. 13e
MAGAZINES—New and renewal sub-
scriptions for any magazines are re-
ceived at The Time Advocate.
Hensall Personals
Mrs. Hannah Workman, at pre-
sent is staying with Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Alexander..
Barbara Schwalm, little daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon
Schwalm, had her tonsils removed
at Clinton Community Hospital on
Saturday last.
" Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Geiger,
spent Thanksgiving with their
daughter and son-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Spray and family,
and with . their daughter-in-law
Mrs. Ralph Geiger and family,
of Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Kett Manns and
Donald, Toronto, were Thanks-
giving visitors with the former'S
/nether, Mrs. F. Manns.
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Laramie, Bob-
by and Jean, Centralia, spent
Monday with Miss Greta Laintnie,
Miss Shirley Flynn of London
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, .The Flynn.
Mfss Wendy Moir with her
mother, MS. Mansel Mason Jr.
at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson of Lon-
don with the latter's mother, MS
Saundercock.
ls2r, and Ntrs. Jack T'raquair,and
Ruth Anne, in Blenheim.
Mr. and Mrs: J. D. Reid, and
Miss Minnie /told, London; Mrs.
Mrs, Alice p''airbairn, Mr. n.nQ
Mrs. El( g i n McArthur, of loilot
Mound, Man; Mrs. ,A. Cita k Hen..
Sall, spent Thursday with: Mr, and
Mrs, Stewart McQueen,
CLASSIFIED RATES EMPLOYMENT WANTED
tj words or less 70c WOMAN will mind children while
722-$8 per week. Phone 10re Than 21f Words ,-- 3-Exeter.r 130
2¢ Per Word SINGLE MAN, middle-aged, Dutch,.
SUCCEEDIN4. INSERTIONS 40¢ wants place on dairy or nixed farm,
Moro Than'05 Words ,— Available November 1, J. Kramer,
R.R. 1, Thorndale, 13'
iii¢ Iaer Word
200 OFF
1f ad paid with order or by
Saturday following the last
insertion
Semi -Display Classifieds
(restricted to one column)
First, Insertion 98f per Inch
Subsequent Insertions'
84¢ per inch
Classified ass accepted up till
Wednesday noon. Auction aide
copy should be_.in Tuesday at
FOR SALE
SPY APPLES—]'ick your own. Apply
Gordon Prance, Winchelsea. 13*
2 GIRL'S WINTER COATS, grey,
with velvet tern, sizes 10 and 12; 2
girl's winter coats, sizes 6 acid 8. Can
be seen at Brady Cleaners 13:20*'
•
Rifles And
Shotguns
ALL IN•
EXCELLENT CONDITION
REMINGTON GAME MASTER.—
Model 760 270 Win. Cal,
REMINGTON PUMP GUN -12 gauge
with Vari-Choke
30.06 CUSTOM MADE RIFLE with
Manser action
30-06 WINCHESTER --Model 70, spec-
ial stock
30-30 WINCHESTER CARBINE
12 GAUGE COOEY SINGLE
22 KHORNET BRNO.
" APPLY MALCOLM SPENCE
St. Marys Phone Kirkton 115-189
s
GIRL'S FALL COAT, plaid, size 10;
girl's winter coat, quilted lining, size
10. May be seen at Brady Cleaners.
6:13c
'WHY SUFFER the agony of Rheu-
matic Pain, Sciatica, Lumbago, when
RUMACAPS will help you to welcome
relief. Ask your Druggist.
G. E. REFRIGERATOR, medium-
sized,at grand Bend, used three
monts; cost $299, will sacrifice for
$199. Contact Mrs. R. A. Weir, 283
Hyman St., London, or Mr. J. R.
Prance, Grand Bend. . . 6:13c
'46 STUDEBAKER' TRUCK, good
racks and good hoist. Apply Joe Wil-
son, R.A. 1 Centralia, after 5.00 p.m„
or all day Saturday. 6:13
BUDGIES, rare, lovely colors; 53 and
up; babies and breeders; canaries,
singing, $8. Mrs. E. Currie, phone
138-J, Lucan. 6:13:20:270
3,000 PULLETS, Foreman Leghorn, 6
months old, starting to lay, Apply
Andrews Poultry Farm, R,R. 3 Sea.
forth, phone 647-r-3. 6:13:20:`7c
'50 CHEV COACH, '49 Dodge Sedan,
both in tip condition, Apply Rether's
Coffee Shop or phone 260 or 302. 29tfc
MOTALOY—Years ahead of all— Mo-
taloy beats all major oil companies to
the punche with the World's Only fuel
additive that actually tin plates worn
engine parts while you drive. Get a.
Motaloy Ring and Valve Job for only
$8.00. Motaloy Sales Company, 34
West St., Goderich. Dealer inquiries
invited. 22tfc
OIL SPACE HEATER, practically
new, large size, capable of heating 6
to 7 rooms, Phone 353-R, Exeter.
22tfc.
STRAYED
YEARLING CATTLE BEAST with
notch out of right ear. from North
Lot 2, Concession 5, Usborne. Please
notify William J. Thomson, phone
Kirkton 48-r-4. 13
LOST
SMALL WHITE DOG with brown
spots; answers to the name of "Spot".
Anyone knowing whereabouts please
phone Kirkton 90-r-17. Reward. 13*
WANTED
USED GARAGE will remove from
present site. Apply Tuckey Beverages,
Exeter. 13e
SCRAP METAL of all kinds. Prices
are high now. Glenn's Auto Wreckers,
phone 418, Exeter. 22:29:6:13c
HELP WANTED
WANTED: Reliable man as Dealer in
Huron County. Experience not neces-
sary. A fine opportunity to step into
profitable business where Rawlelgh
Products have been sold for years.
Big Profits. Products fernished on
credit. Write Rawleigh's Dept, 3-202-
163, Montreal, P.Q. 13
JUNIOR CLERK, age 16-19, good
opportunity for promotion, junior
matriculation required. The Bank of
Nova Scotia, Exeter, Ontario, 6:13c
SERVICES
ELECTROLUX service and parts.
Phone 456-r.22, Exeter. 29:6:13'
SEPTIC TANKS EMPTIED—Immed.
sato service, Phone 108 or 130-W
Lucan, Butler Bros. 1:9-27:10'
WHITEWASHING & CLEANING—
Arrangements can be made, 13111 Wats.
son, Dashwood, bbone 35-r-119:.
11:8 - 8:110
WATERLOO CATTLE
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
Artificial Insemination service for
all breeds of cattle. For service or
information shone Clinton 616 tole
ret , between 7:80 and 10:00 A,M, on
week days and 7:30 and 9:80 A.R. 00
Sundays,
"STANDARD 0r TI32] WOODS"
McCulloch Chain Saws! All models
and complete service (we rent) :Wail.able at MOCulloeh Saw Sales, 428
Huron St„ Stratford, phone 1061-J.
9.16tfe
CUSTOM . I#x7A11 COMBINING with
12 -ft. 90 self-propelled Combine;
pulling beano; balingg Norman Whit-
ing, Exeter, phone 408•R, 8tfc
FOR RENT
•
3 -ROOM APARTMENT, partly fur-
nished. Apply Times -Advocate, 230
UPSTAIRS APARTMENT, Main St.,
newly decorated . Apply Times -
Advocate. 13
FARM HOUSE, 5 -room, with modern
conveniences, 7 .miles frons, Exeter or
5 miles east of Centralia; available
October 15. Apply Howard Pym, phone
Kirkton 90-r-22. 13'
APARTMENT, Suitable for 2 or 3
oSt., pphone 6-370. 13* 170 Vic-
toria33
UPSTAIRS APARTMENT, phone, hy-
dro and water; well furnished; suit-
able for young couple; private ent-
rance. Apply Carling .357 Carling St.
APARTMENT, unfurnished; heated;
adults only. Apply Mayfair Bakery,
phone 52. 6tfn c
HOUSE IN GRAND BEND—Two bed-
rooms, living room and modern
kitchenette, furnace, hot and cold
water; choice location. Pine Dale
Motel, Grand Bend, 29tfc
Floor Sanders
Floor Edgers, Floor Polishers • •
Vacuum Cleaners, Tools, Etc.
BEAVERS HARDWARE, EXETER
29:6:13:200
APARTMENT on Main Street, with-
out modern conveniences. Apply at
Times -Advocate. 22tfc
APARTMENT, 4 rooms and bath;
also store on Main Street, suitable for
small business or office, Apply John
Ward, phone 348, Exeter.. 18'
REAL ESTATE
HOUSE IN HENSALL, 7 -room, 'solid
brick, with furnace bath; excellent
location on Main St„ double garage
with workshop; suitable for business
purposes; immediate possession. Ap-
ply Mrs, D. L. Geiger, Zurich. 13:20c
1 LOT with 6 -room instil covered
cottage, in village of Hensall; hydro,
hard and soft water, sunporch, storm
doors and windows, full basement,
double garage. Estate of the late
Mrs. Alice Blackwell; D. DIgnan,
executor, Apply D. Dignan, Mill St..
Hensall Ont. 13'
100-125 Acre Farm
With good, well -drained land and
modern buildings. Will pay cash.
Write Box "L", Times-Adoveate. 13*
ESQUIRE GRILL, Goderich, Ontario.
Established restaurant, well equip-
ped,
8$7,500,000od vHalfo cash re-
quired, balance easy terms, plus stock
en hand at inventory. Business to be
sold as . owner has other interests.
For further particulars contact C.'10.
Chapman, Realtor, Box 96, Goderich,
phone 18-W 6;13:20
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
FARMS WANTED—We have 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
WARTIME HOT3S17, 3 -bedroom, built-
in china cabinet and chest of drawers;
asbestos siding; extra shed; well
lanscaped grounds. Apply 426 Marl-
borough St., phone 416-3, Exeter.
29:6:13*
OUTSTANDING VALUES
HENSALL— Compact three-bedroom
home, modern kitchen and bath,
nicely decorated throughout includ-
ing new 'stove; priced for immede
late 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 .additional
apartment. Above average state of
repair; bathroom, 2 washrooms and
forced air ell heating. Sacrifice re-
duced price to settle estate.
HENSALL--Small family home, nicely
located, modern bath, with low
taxes. Price reduced for quick sale.
HENSALL-One of Hensall's finer
homes. Solid brick, choice main
street location, all donveniences—
hardwood floors, etc., with good
basement. Excellent state of repair.
Immediate possession.
Take advantage of Hensall's low
tax rate—we know you will be snore
than satisfied.
Guaranty Trust Company Of Canada
Broker
R. B, Patterson, Phone 51,
Hensall, Ontario. 29tfc
FRAME HOUSE 7 -room, in Hensall;
2 lots; corner,' furnace, bath; priced
to sell. Apply len 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 details
apply. to: C. V. Pickard, Realtor,
Main St., . Exeter.
INSULBRICK COTTAGE, 2 -bedroom.
This home has a large, nicely finished
kitchen, full basement and an attic
home at i 54 i900.stairs,, , Piccomfortable, ea-
Real-
tor, Main, §t,, Exeter,
HOUSE Withbasement, 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; 114 .4 Parsons,
Fred Cole, salesmen, 23tfc
FINE' OLE BRICK HOUSE with
spacious rooms, fireplace, 8 -piece
bath each floor, oil furnaee; large
attached gRarage; spacious grounds of
Mien, shade trees, fruits, vegetables,
barbedue swimming pool, William
Pearce 'Realtor; Earl Parsons, Fred
Cole, Salesmen, 8tfc e
NEW, MODERN HOUSE, forted air
furnace, two bedrooms. App1Y. Art
Whilslilith, phone ,2704. Stfe e
ERRICIC HOME, beautiful ranch-sty
le
;
high seh of district; spael us living
rom-diningroom with
. wall -to -elan
broadloom; modern kitchen; beautl-
fully-finished bathroom; two large
bedrooms and third room for ad-
ditional bedroom or den; full base.
'Ment With rumpus room; lath:dry
tubs: oil -burning' furnace; terms, C.
V. Pickard; Realtor, Main St., eter. 8 [!
FOUND
BABY PUP—Owner may have same
by proving property and Paying for
advertisement. Phone 183 Exeter, 13c
STOCK WANTED
I AM IN THE MARKET for all kinds
of horses, any size, any age,—G, ,T.
Dow, phone 83, teeter, tfc
DEAD, DISABLED. STOCK—Seven-
day week service far horses, cattle,
sheep, pigs, calves,—Glen Kennedy,
pphone •collect 168-W Lucan or Exeter
35. 9.212a
CATTLE—Liveordressed weight;
top prices paid. Coleman Packing,
London, phone 2-7546, London, or 15.
Exeter. 29:6:13o
NOTICES TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
John Mousso,
deceased.
A persons having claims against the
estate of John Musso, late of the
Village of Grand Bend, in the County
of Lambton, Gentleman who died on
or about the 8th day of Gentleman,
1955, are
required to file particulars of same
with Bell & Laughton, Solicitors of
Exeter, Ontario, by the 22nd day of
October next, after which date the
estate will be distributed having re -
notice onlyto
tbeen oreceived s of which
Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors for the Executors,
Exeter, Ontario. 6:13:20
• AUCTION SALES
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm .Machinery, Tractor,.
Threshing Machine, Livestock,
Poultry, Hay and
Household 'Effects
On the Premises
Lot 7; Concession 2
TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP
11,4 Mlles East and Half Mile •
North of Hensall
The undersigned auctioneer receiv-
ed Instructions to sell by • public
auction on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1955
Commencing at 12.30 p.m., sharp
TRACTOR & THRESHING MA-
OHINE: Oliver 60 row crop tractor
in A-1 condition, equipped with new
2 -row scuffler; George White No. 6
thresher completely equipped with
120'feet thresher belt.
FARM MACHINERY: M -H binder,
6 -ft. cut; Oliver 2 -furrow tractor
plow, like new; George White tractor
spreader, like new; MCD. 13 -disc fer-
tilizer drill, like new; John Deere 3-
section lever harrows, like 'new; 4 -
section diamond harrows; MeD team
stuffier; stiff tooth cultivator; dump
rake;M-FI, hay loader, like new; 4-
drum steel roller; rubber tire wagon;
16 -ft. hay rack; 2 -wheel trailer;
Frost & Wood mower, 6 -ft cut;
Smalley grain blower with 32 -ft. pipe;
Gehl hammer mill, like new; 72 -ft,
rubber belt; double disc; set of
sleighs; 54 -ft, 5 -Inch belt; gravel box;
fanning mill; 2 chicken shelters; new
colony house, 12'x12'; Forge, Stewart
Clipper; 3 sugar beet knives; sugar
beet forks; cutting box; oat roller;
two 40 -gal. gays drums; rotary pump;
emery; work bench; 2 sugar kettles;
Viking cream separator, used one
season; Universal Co-op milking ma-
chine, c o to p i et el y. equipped; root
pulper; circular saw; brooder stove;
snow fence; 2 logging chains; 8 cords
furnacewood; w 14 cords stove wood;
9 cords cedar wood; quantity cedar
posts; forks; shovels; etc, etc.
CATTLE: 2 white Dbrham cows,
milking, due in March; red cow,
milking, due in April; white Durham
cow, milking, due in April; part Hol-
stein and Durham cow, due before
sale date: roan cow, with calf at
foot; Durham cow, milking, due in
March: 2 steers, rising 2 years old:
roan heifer, rising 2 years old; 2
heifers, rising 1 year old; 4 Hereford
calves. This is a choice herd of
cattle.
HOGS: 10 stocker pigs.
Poultry: 175 Rhode Island Red
yearling hens.
HAY: 400 bales timothy and clover
hay; 10 ton mixed hay; 10 acres of
cob corn.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Findlay
Condor c ook stove, like new; oak
dining room suite, consisting of round
table, 5 chairs buffet and china cab-
inet; square top extension table; 6
kitchen chairs; cupboard; baking
cabinet; arm chair; table lamps; fern
stand; centre tables•• 8 complete
bedroom suites; electric radio; cedar
chest; Aladdin lamps; trunks; large
selection of new tapestry and linol-
eum rugs, various sizes; bedspreads;
linens; new mats; comforters; cur-
tains; drapes; 2 toilet sets; large
quantity of dishes, some antique;
churn; crocks; sealers, etc., etc. All
household effects in new condition.
I
Ne reserve, as the farmis sold.
Owing to extra large .sale, selling will
start .Sharp on time,
TERMS: Cash,
WILBUR DILLING, Proprietor
GARNET HICKS, Clerk,
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
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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, 8 -burner; 0 -
burner electric heater; radio; kitchen
table. 6 chairs; organ stool; wash
stand; toilet set; electric polisher,
like new; arm chair; slde board; kit-
chen cabinet; phonograph, 25 records;
chesterfield suite .with 2 large chairs;
small table; 2 beds, complete with
spring -filled mattresses• 2 dressers; 2
commodes; writing desk; quantity of
Pictures; bed lamp; 3 rockers; Singer
sewing machine; studio couch; parlor
lamp; coal heater; coal space heater;
china cabinet; quantity •bed clothes.
There will be all kinds of dishes, some
antiques, pots, pans, pails, lawn
mower, carpets; mats; Beatty wash-
ing machine, in good shape; wash
tubs; boiler; quantity of garden tools;
clock; electric kettle; electric clock;
lamp; boot stool; odd chairs; quantity
of sealers.
At the sante time and plane there
will be offered for sale the house and
8 lots. Nice cottage with 2 -piece .bath,
2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen with
built-in cupboards. A fine place to
live; on Main highway.
For particulars see Frank Taylor,
Auctioneer,
TERMS: Chattels cash. Terms of
real estate will 'be made known day
of sale,
SsPr perty of the late Herbert W.
Farm Sold
DISPERSAL SALE
Of 34 Head Of Shorthorn
Cattle (Fully Accredited)
Of the herd of George Mann
FAIR BARN, CLINTON
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19
at 2:00 p.m.
EXECUTORS' SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate
On Friday, the 21st day of Octo-
ber, 1056, there will be offered for
sale by public auction on the premises
at the hour of 2 ,p.m, the following
valuable real estate described as Lot
17, Concession 5 in the Township of
Hay.
Possession of the house on the said
land December 1, 1955; possession of
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 MOUSSEAU.•
Executors of the Estate of
John Mousse.
EDWARD CQRBETT, Auctioneer20
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Property, Livestock•
Machinery, Hay and Grain
,co be held at the premises,
Lot 27, Concession 11,
HIBBERT TOWNSHIP •
3 Miles West of Cromarty
or Miles Be2onMY, OCTER4
GORDON
MONDAY,
Prop,
PERCY WRIGHT, Auctioneer 13
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+ China + 'Crystal
Silverware.
Albert G. Hess
Jeweller And Optician
PROMPT WATCH & CLACK REPAIRING
36 Years' Experience
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ONTARIO _•
Thank
You!
Having disposed of. our store,
stock, equipment and business at Grand
Bend to Mr. Art Hoist, who takes pos-
session October 17, we wish to express
our sincere thanks for the splendid
patt•onage.we have enjoyed and for the
pleasure of making so many new
friends.
We bespeak for Mr. Hoist your
continued patronage.
Mr. and Mrs. -Uames Breen
GRAND BEND
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New
RAIN ELEVATOR
To Handle Your Corn.
MODERN, LABOR SAVING, AUTOMATIC EQUIPMENT FOR
FAST HANDLING AND ACCURATE WEIGHING
• 'FULL PLATFORM HOIST—Watch this hoist unload your truck or semi-
trailer.
• LARGE CLEANER AVAILABLE for fast unloading.
• TWO AUTOMATIC WEIGH SCALES for fast and accurate weighing.
• LARGE AND FAST CORN SHELLER to eliminate waiting to unload.
• NEWEST TYPE DRIER to custom dry your grain.
• CUSTOM •T'ICKE'R -SHELLER AVAILABLE 6" row, $7.00 per acre;
42" row, $6.00 per acre.
fir HIGHEST MARKET PRICES paid for your Corn, Wheat, Soyall,eans
Mixed Grain.
G
Cann's Mill Ltd.
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