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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-06-21, Page 11Usborne To Consider Increased Bridge Cost i Th* ThnMkAihw*^ Jun* 21, Usborne council recently post­ poned action on a request from’ the Ausable River Conservation Authority to increase the town­ ship’s share of the Morrison Dam cost from $15,000 to $18,000. The township originally assum­ ed the cost of constructing the roadway across the top of the i dam since this would eliminate need for a bridge which ^MRjuncil had planned to build on ^Fthe concession road. Under the original dam-bridge estimate of $140,000, the road ■portion was assessed at $15,000. This was based on the estimated cost of a bridge and the Depart­ ment of Highways agreed to Used Cars '54 CHEV SEDAN Light blue, all deked out. '53 PONTIAC HARDTOP Radio. '49 CHEV SEDAN Radio. '39 FORD COACH (Just a lovely little for $65.) ; car '51 CHEV COACH '54 FORD COACH - South End Service Russ and Chuck Snell PHONE 328 EXETER , contribute, 80 percent of the town­ ship’s share. When the revised cost figures on the dam increased by $30,000 to $170,000, the Authority decided to. ask the township to raise‘its contribution to $18,000. Council took .no action at its June meeting but the request will probably bo considered at the next meeting,, July 9. . The increase must be approved first by the Department of High­ ways. Letter of acceptance of ap­ pointment as engineer on the Rowcliffe drain and promising early attention to the work from C. P. Corbett was noted by coun­ cil. . Council was advised that the final draft of the Morrison dam agreement was not yet to hand. The road superintendent ad­ vised that the gravel purchase agreement with S. Brock had not been completed. The reeve and road superintendent were appointed a committee to inter­ view S. Brock regarding the agreement. In view of his heavy expendi­ ture for hospitalization, council agreed that William Elliott’s ap­ plication for supplementary as­ sistance to his Old Age Security now available under the Unem­ ployment Relief Act be approved in the amount of $20 per month beginning with the month of May. A grant of $50 was made to the South Huron Agricultural Society and Hensail Feeder Calf Club and a grant of $25 to the McTaggart Cemetery Board was approved. Tax collector’s fidelity bond for $2000 was renewed with the Gen­ eral Accident Assurance Co. through W. H. Hodgson for 36 months at a premium of $37.50 Road superintendent’s report along with road accounts to a total voucher of $1127.66 was approved, The road superintend­ ent reported that the cost of snow removal in 1956 amounted to $4,691.70 and the total cost for the winter of 1955-*56 was 4,925.- 40. The treasurer reported receipt of $42.00 from the road superin­ tendent in accounts receivable and others amounts received since May 14 of $706.65 and a balance of cash of S3,432.69; also -—Please Turn to Page 16 Hot Ideas For Cool Profits - Want-Ads FOR SAI-E FOR RENT REAI- ESTATE BULL CALF-ajib Dow, phone 83,Exeter. 21c COOK STOVE, with pipes, in good condition. Bridesmaid's dress, size 18, blue net over taffeta, ballerina- length. Phone, 466. 21c 1031 CLUB COUPE.' 29,375 actual miles, like. new; $40tt down or will trade on good pick-up truck. Phone 43 Crediton. 21c 500 PULLETS. Sussex Red. Will cell in lots of 100. Phone 43, Credi- ton. 21c REFRIGERATOR, 8 cu. ft, versal cooler, suitable for sum cotiage. Phone 715-J, Exeter. ELECTRIC STOVE, Moffatt .30“, large oven, automatic, control, near­ ly new, reasonable. Phone 467, Exeter. 21c 1'TELD OF ALFALFA HAY'—Phone 63-r-l), Kirkton._____._____ ► 21c COMBINE, 4 year old, Minn, model 69, 6 ft. cut, fully equipped, motor, scower cleaned, bean and clover attachments, good state of repair. Apply Morley Cooper, R.R. 3 Kip- pen, phone 679-r-5, Hensall. 21* BEET & BEAN CULTIVATOR, new Cockshutt, 4-row trail type, Apply Jack Cooper, R.R. 3 Kippen, phone, 679-r-12, Hensail.____________21* SHORTHORN BULL (bred by Col. Beardmore), growthy splendid type. Imported dam and sire, both top winners at C’.N.E. Very reasonably priced. William Oestricher, phone Crediton 12-.J.*21* SLIDING HAY feACK, one-man, in good condition; complete with track and 'inlaid s 1 reasonably priced. Gerald Prout, phone 172-r-4, Ex­eter. _____ 21c BLUE COAL-^At low spring prices. Place your order now before rates go up on July 1. Ford Fuels and Building Products, phone 299, Ex­eter. __________ 1 21c HAY—17 acres of sweet clover, timothy and alfalfa hay. • Apply to Harvey Godbolt, Mitchell, Ont.. phone 201-W:__________________21 42 ACRES HAY, choice. Phone TO, Hensall (daytime) or. phone 679?r- 14, Hensall (evening).__________21* HAY LOADER, John Deere, all steel, .4 years old. Apply Henry E. Fjnkbeiner, R.R. 1 Exeter, phone 26-r-3, Crediton.____________‘ 21* 1950 AUSTIN, good running order. Apply Fred Horton, R.R. 1 Kh'k- ton. Phone 63-7. ,____________21* HAY LOADER, McCormick-Deer­ing, used 2 seasons; no further use for it. Price- reasonable. Phone 104- r-15. Kirkton. ’ 21* Imported Belgium And Danish FOR RENT s I 3 •5 S with 5 5 s 5 § s s S s S s E 3 E s 3 s S’ S E E 5 SWEET CLOVER, 100 acres, yellow blossom, fresh. Apply Dougal Clarke, Lucan, phone 80-r-2 Lucan.21:28c SEWING MACHINES — Electric portables, by. the week.. Hoppfer- Hockey Furniture, phofie 99, Ex- ' 8tfc Floor Sanders Floor Edgers, Floor Polishers Vacuum Cleaners, Tools, Etc, BEAVERS hardware, exeTer 'i!Miliiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiii>iiihiiiiii)iiiiiliiiiiiii>iiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiilillllilllliii>ii;iiiiiiii)!>i'ii liiiiiiliiltiliiniiiitl lining CANADIAN Own Grain? Buckwheat Pfister Corn Dekalb' Corn Jacques Corn GRAIN-FEED-SEED BALES! TWIN!Order Your Coal This Month Take advantage of summer prices before new freight rate Increases come into effect. Orders being taken for Hazleton Premium Anthracite. EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP Phone 287 Exc|®£ AM5URDW4 AfNOrCAH, WE ALL SHOULD "BE THAMkFUL WE HAVE SOMETH I MG- TO BE * THANKFUL FOR. M ‘ brands to be superior twines. Bringing them in by car load we 'can offer big savings to our customers. Take advantage of these savings and order from us now. Ask your neighbor to order with you. YOU SAVE $27.50 BY PURCHASING -IN TON LOTS. We have imported both Belgium and Danish twines now for three years. Our customers have found both i;-2sEtoWv. CULTIVATOR,,!.power. Jifbr.- "Tor W.C.’ tractor; -12-ft. sWather, I.H.C.; 200-bushel metal grain, box '’with grain thrower attachments; '5-year-old registered Hereford cOW with calf at foot. Apply Wally Wein, phone 54 Dashwood. 14:21c JOI-IN DEERE TRACTOR, with mounted mower, also disc and plow. Wilk trade for grass cattle and some cash. Apply F, J.. Shortt, Parkhill, phone 165.______ 14:21* CAPONS—Started capons on .order, and custom caponizing. Apply Carl Oestreicher, phone 57-r-23, Dash­ wood^____________? 16:2-17:6 ICE, ICE, ICE—Any quantity. De­liveries Tuesdays and. Saturdays. Apply Edgar Cudmore, phone 171-r- 14 Exeter, .. 7 tfc Brantford Baler Twine Now lower in price than ever before. Are Yau Looking For Cheaper Feeds To Add To Your Consider. These: MIXED FEED OATS ............................... NO. 1 WHEAT SCREENINGS ................. FEED RYE ................................................ MIXED CHOP ............................. ............. 10000 Grd. Seed Ooats, 400 Grd. Rye, ' 600 Grd. Wheat Screenings) Merry Tiller. is the best little garden tractor we know of. Let us demonstrate what it can do at no obligation to you. 'Only one left at discount price to first buyer. We rent the above tiller at $2.00 per hour. ' MAYFAIR Power Lawn Mowers See these mowers work. You’ll be satisfied performance and cost. 20% SHUR-GAIN Superlaying Pellets $3.95 Cwt. • Whatever you need, make us your headquarters if you want the best and want it promptly. 3-RQOM APARTMENT, on ground floor, heated, Hot and cold water, large bed-sitting room, kitchen and. private bath room. Penhale Apart­ments, 7Q John .St, E., phone 294- IL 14tfn APARTMENT, immediate posses­sion. Armstrong Motors. 21c APARTMENT, furnished, or unfur­nished, with new private bath, new built-in .cupboards; newly decorat­ed. oil heated, heavy duty wiring, hot and cpld water on tap, separate entrance; available now. Phone 40O-W, evenings. 21tfc 4 - ROOM APARTMENT, recently redecorated, unfurnished; consist­ing of liying room, kitchen with built-in cupboards, downstairs; 2 bedrooms, large clothes closet and 3-piec§ batik upstairs; tenant re­cently vacated; also garage avail­able. Apply 88 Sanders st. W or apply Mrs. Whitney Coates, phone 39-r:3, Kirkton. 21c 4 ROOMS— Heated, hot and cold water. Jots of storage space.«. Im­mediate possession. V. S. Overholt, Centralia, phone Exeter 732-J12. 21c TRAQUA1R APARTMENTS—Lower apartment, 3 rooms and bath, fur­nished, heated, private entrance. Available immediately. Apply 59 John St. East._______________21c FARM HOUSE—Near Centralia. L.Tasko, R.R. 1 Clartdeboye, phone Exeter 881-J3.________________2H k-ROOM APARTMENT — Heated, unfurnished, with bath, hot and cold water, own entrance, freshly decorated; ground floor. Available Jupe 15, 251 Carling St., phone 300 after 6 p.m,______ ___________ 21c IN EXETER—2-bedroom, modern, self-contained apartment; partly furnished: private entrances: avail­able July 1 or 7. Phohe Kil’kton 84-r-7. ’ 21* HELP WANTED car CANADA’S LARGEST RETAIL NURSERY COMPANY has openings for Sales Representatives for cjty and country territories. Applicants must have ’a and be able to supply references. Complete training by experienced sales mariagers. Salary & Commission basis. Surgical and Hospital ■Insurance benefits. If you want a good year-round income with progressive company, write now to FRANK E., COUGHLIN, Division Sales Manager, • H. C.<'Downham Nursery Co. Ltd., "Strathroy, Ont. a BUNGALOW. 2 - bedroom, living room, kitchen, bath, lurna.ee, heavy wiring, newly decarate-d; with garage. Phone 353-R, Exeter. 21c BANC basemei bedroon priced Duplex, baths, H STYLE 4. ” ' _____ _ HOUSE, new, living room, kitchen, 3 full bath: acre of land; vn, owner going- West, jpparate .entrances, 2 full kitchens, new oil furnace. Kents at $1111. Price $6,300. Some terms.__________________, NICE BRICK HOUSE, having all conveniences, including oil furnace; good barn and building lol. William Pearce,, Realtor; Earl parsons, Fred (Joie, Salesmen.______________litfc d< GRAND BEND—3-bedroom cottage, full bathroom, winterized; nicely treed area. Price $3,00(1. Terms. C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St., Ex­eter. 14tfc CREPITON—Brick house, 2-stOrey furnace, bath, attached garage. W C. Pearce, Realtor; Earl Parsons Salesman. 31 EXETER HOMES—C. V. PICKARD HOUSE, 2- or 3- bedroom, near schools; bathroom, full basement, garage. Quick possession. Price ?3,600. 3- BEDROOM BRICK, in best of condition, oil heated; nicely treed lot, with good garage: immediate possession. Reduced price makes this property particularly good buy. 4- BEDR00M HOUSE—This home is nicely decorated throughout; hardwood floors and fireplace; forced oil heat; extra lots, beauti­ fully treed; garage. Price $7,500.00, with very easy terms. 3-BEDROOM BRICK COTTAGE, very attractive living room, dining room, convenient roomy kitchen, 3- piece bath, p e r m a n e n t laundry tubs. This comfortable home is par­ ticularly well located on a beauti­ fully treed lot. Owner leaving town, quick x>ossession. 2-STOREY BRICK, 3 bedrooms, choice location. This property is in wonderful condition and has every modern convenience including^, new oil burning furnace and water soft­ener. Extra large lot is nicely treed. Brick garage. Possession ar­ranged, 11 If you wish to buy or sell, see C. V. Pickard, Realtor, 394 Main St.. Exeter, phone 165 and 628, 12tfc 100-ACRE FARM, one or Huron’s good Quality farms, well under­drained, good barns, ,sllo, good house with conveniences; Exeter area. William Pearce, Realtor; Earl Parsons, Fred Cole, Salesmen. 16tfc NEW, MODERN HOUSE with -oil furnace; east side of Exeter: close to schools. R. E. Balkwill, 47 John St. tfc 50 ACRES — Bluewater Highway, Bayfield, nice square 50 acres; good soil, suit gardener or hobbyist; bank barn; good brick house, could be duplexed; good wellsn hydro; quick possession. William Pearce, Realtor; Earl Parsons, Fred Cole, Salesmen.__________________2 6 tfc DUPLEX 'HOUSE, separate ent­ rances, 3-piece baths, kitchens, oil furnace heated, heavy wiring; easy terms. William Pearce, Realtor; Earl Parsons, Fred Cole, Sales­ men. 24tfc SERVICES MODERN APARTMENT, furnish­ed or unfurnished. Beavers Hard- ware, Exeter," phone 86.______3tfc UPSTAIR APARTMENT, furnish­ed, has phone. Apply 357 Carling St. :14c APARTMENT—Centrally located, 4 light, airy rooms, bath, hot water, part furnished; separate entrance; rent reasonable; immediate posses- ■sion. Apply 343 Andrew St., Exeter.. 21c 2 APARTMENTS—Apply Tastp-Nu Bakery, phone 100, Zurich. 9 tfc FAMILY APARTMENT, 2 stories, 4-pieco bath, also basbment, garage and very reasonable rent. Apply Mrs. W. Armstrong, 414 Albert St., phone 375-W.___________ 14:21c -APARTMENT, 4 rooms, 3-piece bath, private entrance, reasonable rent. Apply Mrs. W. Armstrong, phone 375-W. ________14:21c 3-ROOM APARTMENT, ground floor, furnished, heated, hot and Cold water, built-in cupboards, use of laundry for Washing, private entrance. Blatchford Apartments., 21* S-ROOM HOUSE—31^ miles west of Hensall, with furnace, running, watei' and built-in cupboards. Ap­ply Cliff Weido, R.R. 2 Hensall,’ phone 88-r-22-Zurich. 7:14:21c APARTMENT—3 rooms and 3- piece bath, furnished: also bed­sitting room and bath, furnished. Both available June 1. John Ward, phone 348. ______, 21* APARTMENT, in the Elliot Apart­ ments.- Phone 787-J. You'll like this one. , 2'4tfc 3 LARGE ROOMS, unfurnished. Ap­ply Mayfair Apartments, phone 52. , Ifltfc 3 APARTMENTS, unfurnished, for rent at once. W. C. Pearce, Real- t°r> Exeter. , 12tfc APARTMENT.’ 2 bedrooms, toilet, hot and cold water, On Shipka highway. Phone 6-J Crediton. 16tfc Porfab e matching chair; 17“ Admiral TA., table model and stand, like new; living room table and chairs; chrome kitchen set and chairs, like new; brown chesterfield and chair; telephone table and stand; 2 fancy dining room ciiairs; antique straight ba<’k chair; Wilton rugs, various hisses; matching scatter rugs- 2 rocking chairs; console radio, forest Crosley: 2 oi Electrolux vacuum plete attachments, table; book stand; tray stand; metal drapes; 2 pair Venetian h’.I;.,!;..; ------table; modern blond finish complete bedroom suite, like new; dresser lamps; trilite floor and table lamps; oak bed, ' ’dresser; graph; quilts; kitchen kitcher ty w n rug; scatter ,nsolo radio. De- >ccasioual chairs; i cleaner, coni’ like new; coffee end tables: ash wardrobe; plastic _ ...... tapestry drapes; blinds: mirror, 6'x3*; card Huron District High School, Ex­ eter, Ontario” will be received at > the office of the Architects . until 12:00 noon, E.D.S.T*I . Tuesday, June 25, 1956, j Plans and specifications may he obtained from the Architects on de­posit of a cheque for $50.00 payable: to the Architects. This cheque will be returned upon return of plans and specifications in good condi­ tion.Lowest or any tender not neces­ sarily accepted, RAGE & STEELE, Architects,73 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario. ' 14:31 STOCK WANTED DEAD, DISABLED ,STOCK-~S«V!Ml- day week service for horses. cattle, sheep pigs, calves.—Glen Kennedy, phone collect 168-W Lucan or Ex­eter 33&. TJtffl i I AM IN THE MARKET for all kinds of horses, any any age. —G. j, Dow, phone S3. Exeter. BABY CHICK FOR SALE and ® drawers; ; fern pillows; fireplace iattress: phono- stand: dishes: screen: : Beat- , springs chest of < hall tree comforters; utensils: f._.......„.. clock: ironing board shing maehiii* " .....itana; garde: shovel:„,.n mowers- wheel barrov many art! mention.1916 Bla< good cond' sold. 'PERMS: .......... No Reserve—everything will be sold. GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF CANADA Executors for the Estate of the late Catherine Mabel Ferguson GARNET HICKS , Clerk. ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer WANTED naehine; 2 metal tubs CT,.,,-.?n hose : work bench onion . 14 cedar posts des too numerous garden ladder; screen; and to •k Plymouth Coach, in Lion—if not previously Caph. AUCTION SALE Consisting of Church Shed On the Premises, , Zion Unite.d Church, WOODHAM5 Miles- East of No. 4 Highway, Centralia, or 214 Miles South of Winchelsea.The undersigned auctioneer is in­structed to sell by Public Auction on FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 29 at 7:30 p.m.Shed consists of well built frame structure, 40x6a ft., in good, state of repair and can be used for various purposes.TERMS: Cash. NORMAN BROCK,Building Committee Chairman ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer 21:28 TENDERS WANTED ‘ PAINTING ^Sealed tenders for painting the exterior of S.S. No. 6 Hibbert, will be accepted by the undersign’ed until July 1, 1956. Work to be com­pleted during summer vacation. Lowest tender not necessarily ac­cepted. mrs. jessie g. McCulloch, Cromarty, Ontario,Secretary-Treasurer. 14:21 ROOM & BOARD—Elderly gentle­ man would like room and board in or around Exeter. Reply stating address and phone to Box “RD”, Times-Advocate. 14:21c BRAY has for prompt shipment-r- Pullets—dayold, and started, in­cluding Leghorns and Ames. For mixed chicks, broilers, lets have your order in advance. Ask for complete list, agent: .Erie Cars-, cadflcn, Exeter, phone 24G-W. 21a New GE 17" Portable TV WE' REQUIRE a' young lady -or young man for office work.- Must have a , good knowledge of bookr. keeping and typing. Apply.! in xyritlng,.oi: p.erson.-.tp, Geo-.tX+.Mlckl§i <fa ffons/Ltd., Hdffealh-Oiitffgl;^ MAN for mill at Centralia Rarmfers Supply. Phone Centralia 885-J. ‘,21c GIRL wanted for light housework' in country home; no baking: good wages. Write P.O. Box 218, St. Marys.____'__________■_______21* YOUNG ’MAN to learn grocery business. 'Apply Dutch. Boy Food Market. R.C.A.F. Centralia. 21c BOY to assist with farm chores for summer months.1 Phone 41-r-19 Kjrkton. ' _________•______ 21* WOMEN for cleaning for July and August, in motel. Apply Blue WaterMotel. Grand Bend._______ 21c EARN $30 A WEEK for 4 after­noons or 4 evenings each week. Car essential. For details apply in writing to Box K, Times-Advocate._________’__________2D28C GET YOUR $HARE! Sell wide range of household necessities in your surroundings. Wherever you may live, write in for details. Dept. C. Famllex, Station C, Montreal.21c Young Man Interested in learning Ford parts and stock control; steady employ­ment. LICENSED Mechanic one who has had FordPrefer __ ___ __ — -----experience: modern shop; radiant heated garage,- group insurance. LARRY'SNIDER MOTORS Exeter NOTICES The Office of WILIj BE CLOSED from Jun© 25 to July 1 21* EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP Please take notice that ffour mill will be closed Saturday afternoons and open Wednesday afternoons during July and August. 21c RE: COLLECTION OF TAXES I will be in the Town Hall Fri­ day, June 29, from 3 to 5 p.m. and ■7.30 to 9 p.m. an.d Saturday, June 30, from 3 to 5 and 7.30 to !) p.m. Please arrange to make payment on or before this date and avoid penalty. ERIC CARSCADDEN,Tax Collector 14:21cA, 0 CORRECTION For the balance of June, J and August, our Exeter 'offices ■ warehouse •will be OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS Closed Saturday Afternoons 14 WARNING Parents and other interested parties should take notice that there will be n» supervlsdV of swim­ ming at Riverview park, Exeter, until after July 1. CUSTOM BALING—Square bales. Apply Norman Wliiting, Exeter, phone 655-W, evenings.,______21tfc PAINTING AND DECORATING— Lloyd and Carl's. Free estimates. Phone. 45-R, Exeter.___________21c It's Versatile, Compact! FRTJSSEEIBEOErCTRlC .............................................................................................. Ideal For The Cottage* Den, Patio or Kiddies' Room Here’s a 'light but sturdy TV set you can niove from room to room or from home to cottage. The New GE Ultra­ vision portable is the perfect second set or an ideal ’‘Starter” set for the young couple. Available ’in. smart two-tone color combinations'. Features include advanced aluminized tube and dark safety glass. YOUR HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE DEALER FOR SALES SERVICE EXETER. PHONE 109 I HAVE Y.OUR BUlBDINGr’tfeWdeU ing, /alterations, kitchen cupboards? roofing, etc. done by Koning and Penninga. I’or free estimates- call 4Q4-J or 487 Exeter. 7:14:21:28 I SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL B'OARD . Exeter, Ontario. ADDITION TO SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL SEALED TENDERS on a ’Stipu­lated sum basis, plainly marked “Tender for Addition South HAVE YOUR SAWS sharpened and set today, the Foley automatic way.' Stew’s Sharpening Service, 105 Sanders St. E., Exeter, phone 454.______________________ 7c SEPTIC TANKS pumped out. Im­mediate service. Butler Bros.. Lu- can, phone 108 or 130-W. WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION “Where Better Bulls Are Used” For artificial insemination infor­mation or service from all breeds of cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association at: Clinton Hu 2-3441 between 7:30 and 9:30 A.M. We have all breeds available —top quality at low Cost. 4:26tfc MANURE L OADING—Apply Nor­man Whiting,, Exeter, phone 655-W.12tfc 4“ Mobile Disposal Contracting , Septic Tank Cleaning Repairs on Drains, Watermains, Etc., New Installations on Cement Septic Tanks, Drainage Tile and Drains To Meet Your Requirement Phone 205 Grand Bend Phone 205 10:17:24:5:12:19 AUCTION SALES OR ON YOUR FARM For Farms, Homes, Summer Cottages Save on ELECTRIC PRESSURE WATER SYSTEMS , AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects IN THE VILLAGE OF HENSALL SATURDAY, JUNE 23 At .1:30 d’Clock Three-piece chesterfield suite: 3 bedroom suites; dining room suite; daybed; annex; '2-burner heavy duty electric stove; Beatty washer; bookcase; office kneehole desk; kitclidn table and 4 chairs; metal verandah swing; end tables: por­celain table; hall tree; floor lamps; table lamps; rugs; mats; dishes; kitchen utensils; sealers; garden tools and numerous Other articles. CECIL VAN HORNE, Fr.op. r B. L. MCNAUGHTON, Clerk ED CORBETT, Auctioneer 14:21c. Clearing AUCTION SALE Of 27 High Class Shorthorn Cattle Th© following will be sold Public Auction on TjoI 8, Con. I HIBBERT TOWNSHIP,2 Mlles East Of Cromarty, nil TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1956 at 1:30 p.m.Five fresh rows with heifer calves at foot: 2 fresh cows with bull calves at foot; 3 cows I milking; 3 heifers, 2 ; heifers, yearlings: herd Skipper Imp.. 8 years 17 months old.All stock 4 -yeai'f raised on the farm imported sire. A gone well bred Shorthor: tested last week.The above is the welt known shorthor.. „.................L. Beer. No reserve—the farms are sold. 4 ,TERMS: Cash.ROBERT HAMILTON, AUDREY HAMILTON. Executors for the-Estate,W. E. Nairn & SON, Auctioneers ........ 21 bred;' years l sire old? byio, 2 coWs old: 3 Burton1 bull, under,■s and _........and front the d place to buy ‘ns. All area i herd of the breeder, J. Estate i AUCTION SALE Of Valuable Household Effects and Misc. Items Oh the Premises, 103 Main Street, TOWN OF EXETERTh« undersigned -auctioneer is instructed to sell by Public Auction WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1:00 P.M. HOUSEHOLD. EFFECTS: General E t ft c, tr i r. refrigeratory Norge 4- ROTARY GEAR PUMP PRESSURE SYSTEM—Self-contained,, compact— size of complete unit only 17” long x 8” wide x 15” high. Direct coupled % h.p. electric motor eliminates belts and pulleys. Pump is stainless steel and bronze construction with One bronze and one nylon gear. Auto­ matic Air Control Valve; Heavy Gauge galvanized steel tank. Operates at 20 to 40 lbs. pressure. Capacity up to 300 gal. per hour. CIR 60-cyclo —-— I V«VW 25-cycle 82.95 CONVERTIBLE ELECTRIC PRES­ SURE WATER SYSTEM —For shallow and deep wells. One simple clumge-eyer converts this self-priming 22-ft, lift. Shallow Well Pump to an equally effi­ cient 50-ft. lift Deep Well Pump. No extras to buy. Capacity 600- gal. per hour, 20-40 lb. pres­ sure. Including bronze jet and nozzle, heavy duty galv. tank and Vs h.p. 60-cycfe ball bearing ■”*" 103.75 ... ... .‘.V PISTON PUMP WATER PRES­ SURE SYSTEM—Fully automatic;. 22-fi. suction lift; operates at 20-40 |bs. pressure. Including ' 14 Imperial gallon galvanized tank; 14 h.p. motor with over­ load protection; Pressure Gauge and Automatic Pressure Switch, Relief Valve. prevents overload­ ing. For 60-cycle Single Piston a........... 119.75 Double Piston Pump System.................. 138.75 (25-cycle available) GEAR TYPE ROTARY PUMP EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE I Vertical suction lift 22-ft. Compact design. Well-cut gears and stainless steel shaft, with oilite bearings anf grease cup, Compact design. Opening !4"; capa­ city 300 gallons per hour ........... 13.98 FLEXIBLE PLASTIC WATER PIPE For all ebld watwr' InitellaHona—including f plumbing, frtigatiori; t ate. Lightweight- I flexible, uke only a screwdriver and hacksaw to install. The Ion# lengths available r'e* duco fittings required and save installation Hme. No need to lay below the frost line. Also available in full coils which vary from 200-h. to 400-ft. depending hn the size, A complete selection of Plastic Couplings, 4 Adapter*, Tees and Elbows. ‘ GASKET GOG—Makes a perfect seal. 3 T . PLASTIC SOIL PIPE—4" diameter, 8-ft, length 2L1STRAP IRON—Galvanized, widn. 3Mb length £ Pipe Per 100-ft. Size Foot Length Ki".11 9.80 34".14 12.35 1”.19 17.80 1«4".27 24.95 W'.33 29.75 1".45 .■42.25 tube V y 1 I 1 S Phon* 451 436 Main St. Exeter Milton ft Itebblnt