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BIRTHS
IffORSTE.71t — Air. and Mrs. Allen
Forater, 126 Algonquin Dr., Tio.o.6'
Station contrana, .oravotmeo7 -the
-birth .of their datIghter, Susan
'DorothY, at South Huron Hos,.
• Pitai. Pe be 01. 1086-4 stater
rStePhea.
-11ASI14TON—Afr. and Aire. V.
4, Harrillten, ROAD' Station Cen
Oahe, announce the Methof a
• on, Edward Francis, •at Sonny
Htiren Hospital, December 29,
093.
ItATE---Air. and Mrs, .Dorden Ilat5.
Dare shwood,. ahappy to annOtInce
the .birth: Of atiatighter at South
Huron ifosPitel. January $, 07.
'WALKER — Air. end Airs, Noll
Walker, Zurleh, wish to ,aimotince
the birth o a, datighter. Slte
Anne Derbera, at -South Hu.eon
Hospital, January..1. 4957.
'WHITE -7- LAC and Mrs. Norman.
Whte,-141 Empress 'Ave., RCA'
'Stetlen Centralia., announce the
.birth ot son, Neil' lordon, at
.Seuth Hum 'Hospital, JantlarY
I, 1957.
.DEATHS
,
VT-ARK—At San Francisco, Cent.,
on 'December 31 1956 Aire T
E. Clark, wife 'of John Harrison,
• Clark and daughter- of the late •
•Air. and Airs, John GlIfillan,
Funeral xervices from the Mar-
riott •Flitterat Home St, Marys,
Menden January 7 at 3
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ENGAGEMENTS'
The engagement is" announced of
Barbara.' Jane Lewis, of London,
daughter Of Mrs, Frank Lewis and
thr late Mr, Frank ,Lewis of .11;11..
No! 1 Lucan, ,to Leroy. Guy Heed -
Son, sou of Mr. and Aire. Fred
Harrison, of Centralia. The mare
'lege will take place in January. 4c
CARDS OF. THANKS
Afr• .Mex WaikoWsici wither; to
thank' his friendsand neighbours
who 'in any way remembered him
while in Victoria; HosPital,' London,
and since returning home: ,Speclal
thanki to the Members of the Ex-
eter Leglen, 4
I wish to thank ell the 'many
friends and rieighbonrs who re-
membered the with cards, flowers,
treats and visits while a patient
In .51. Joseph's' Hospital and since
eeturning 'home. Special thanks to
al: -those 'Who helped release me
fi•cim the machine,. Dr, Goddard,
D;Gibeon and nursing staff of St,
joseph'S..7-Malcolm Di:algal!. 4*
GINGERICH'S0eade,
HEATING' ENGINEER.
IP HEATING IS
• INADEQUATEA
CALL US AT .
ONCE.- DON'T
HESITATE `ta
400.1U111..rM44.
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GING ERICII'S
HEATING -LIGHTING -PLUMBING
OIL BURNING -AIR CONDITIONING
EQUIPMENTA,SUPPLIES
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
MOTOR REWINDING
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CARDS OF THANKS
Yvonne Fisher Wishes to thank
her friend:5, relativea and
bni
olo* Who so kindly reemhered
her with treats and gins while she
wes a Datleat in St. Mary's Bor.
Pital and since returning heine. 4c
1 wish to thank all those who so,
kinflremembered me with treats,
flowers, cards and visits while a
Patient in Victoria HOSidtai, 1,erme
don.—june• • •le
Air. and Mrs. Francis 'Clark of
Crediton wish to thank theiz . many
frlentla who remembered Mrs.
treats vtsits. flowers and
cards while a patient hi
MesPital and since return -
log home, A apectal "thank yoti"
to Miss Claypele and staff. to Dr.
Fleteher, Rev, A. Rapson and to
Mrs, Fletcher for the, playing
Christmas carols and to the Wolf
Cubs who sang carols, 40
We wish to thank the subserIttere
on Rural Rotite No, 1 Centralia for
the gifts we received at Christmas
and we wish to extend best wishes
for the New Year. ---Alton and Jean
Isaac. 4*
Mrs, William Bowden takes this
011pertilnitY of •expressing thanks to
all those who remembered her with
t'ards, letters ami treats at Christ-
., 4c
The family of the late Andrew
Clamobell wish to express their
thanks to friends, relatives and
neighbors ,for the beautiful floral
tributes received during' the loss of
their father; also tothose who
helped in any Way. Special thanks(
to Rev. Ilapson and to the Tiopner-
Hoeltey Funeral Home for their
courteous service.
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IN MEMORIAM
loving memory of Rich-
ard Baker who passed away 12
years ago, January 1, 1945.
Gone from us Is his smiling face,
And his pleasant, cheerful ways,
A. heart .that won so many friends
In happy bygone clet,s.
His smile lasts on forever,
Though his .hands we cannot
touch.
We shall never lose sweet ineinerles
Of the one we loved so much,
—Lovingly remembered by his wife
and family. 4*
CNIB Total
Hits $760
• Final - report on the district
fundTaising campaign for the
Canadian National Institute for
the Blind shows a total of $763,30
collected, Chairman S. B. Taylor
announces.
The amount is slightly less
than last year.
Exeter contributed $570 of the
total. Of the smaller communi-
ties in the district,crediton led
with a total donation of $93.00.
Contributions by .municipality
were:. •
Exeter
Crediton
Centralia
Dashwood
Woodham
Granton
Kirkton,
RCAF Centralia „
$571.15
93.00
65.00
23.15
7.00
2,00
1.00
1.00
The preacher at the wedding
'ceremony was an ardent fisher-
man. He asked the groom: "Do
..you promise to love, honour and
cherish this womanr
"I do," •said the groom, meek-
ly.
"O.K,," said the preacher,
turning to the bride. "Reel him
Cornish Mitchell & Co. I.I.
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CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
111..1. Cornish L, F. Cornish D. ,Mitcholl
• K. W. Slade • Ws E. Suchard
291 DUNDAS ST. Dial 2.2651 LONDON, ONT
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NOTE =CHANGE IN STORE HOURS
Open Friday Nights Until 9 p.m., Saturday 6:30 P.m.
• ALL LADIES' AND MISSES' .
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Fall & Winter
-coats -Suits -.1>restes
Coats in wool .tweeds, Alpacas, mohairs, elysians and
. camel cloths. Sizes g1/2 to 221/z, A 'good range to choose
'from at 25% off regular prices,
SaintSbuni
Ay .M$R- Ht DAVIS
Holiday visitors in this com.
Amity. 'were:
Mr. and Mrs, Jack .Dicliins!
with Mr, and Mrs, Frank &vire
o 1'ill43110Ct Mil till Monday And
Mr and Mrs. Albert 1)141,11s opt
Lambeth GO Christmas day,
Mr a and Mrs. Don Maguire
and boys and :Mr. Harvey Latta,„
Carol Ann and Kenneth with 1r,
and Mrs. 1a1 Atkinson,
Carol Ann and Kenneth Latta
spent theweek" with their grand.
Parents, Mr, and Mrs, Garfield
Latta, London.
Mr, and Mrs, Hari Greenlee
and boys and Mr. and Mrs.
JUDOS Barker, Joan and •Gary,
Mr :and. Mrs. Hugh Davie,
Heather and Michael, Miss Al-
marie
'Davis of London, Mr. Jim
Young, Lucan, Miss. Alexia Davis
pf Exeter and. Mr. 110bert.
Tin-
daU, Mt, Brydges, with Mr, and
Mrs. Heber Davis fpr dinner on
Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Davis, Heather and Michael were
alapguests with .111r, and Mrs',
George MeFalls,
• Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Ings and
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Carrell and,
Mr, Hugh, Carroll 'with Mr. and •
Mrs. Harry Carroll, • •
Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Davis,
Sharon and Cameron With W.
and 1.YIrs. James. Turner,
Mrs• W. J, Davis with' Mr.
and Mrs, Murray Abbott on
Christmas .and with Mr, and
Mrs, Don Abbott for New Years.
• Mr. and Mrs. Herman Atkin-
son and family with Mrs and
Mrs. Oke for Christmas and
with Mr. and Mrs. A. Hawkins
of St. Marys for New Years.
Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Davis
entertained Mr. .andMrs, Earl
Greenlee, Mr. and Mrs, Jim
Barker, Miss. Mildred Dundas
and Mr. P, Cronyn on New
Year's eve, and Mr. and Mrs.
George MeFalls and Joyce, Mr.
and Mrs, Ross 'MeFalls, Mr. and
Mrs. Heber Davis, Miss Almarie
Davis and Mr. Jim Young on
New Year's day.
Mr: and Mrs, H.. W. Hodgins
of Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Mullins and Ruth Ann, London,
Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Abbott and
Rowena and Mr. Allen Tindall,
Exeter, Mr., and . Mrs.' Arthur
Abbott and Muriel ,and Miss
Margaret Bertrurn of Exeter
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with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Car -
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee
and boys, Mrs. A. Greenlee,
Elmer, Verna and . Bert of
Brinsley, Mr. Harold Guilfoyle,
Ailsa Craig, with, Mr. arid Mrs,
R. Greenlee.
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Report From
Grand Bend
By MRS. E. KE WN
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sweitzer
entertained at a New Year's Eve
party, among the guests being
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Wuerth, Mr,.
and Mrs Frank Taylor and Mr.
and Mrs Edward Lindenfield,
all of Exeter,. •
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Webb
spent New Years weekend
visiting with their • daughters and
families in Toronto.
Mr. Arnold ,Mason of Paris
spent the Christmas week at his
home here.
The Candlelight service con-
ducted by the girls of the
C. G. I. T. was impressive and
well attended:
Mr. Lawrence. Johnson spent
New Year's Day at the home of
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Dresses
Hundreds of ladies? and mIsses' fall and 'winter dresses,
Misses' sizes 9 to 19.— half sizes for ladies and larger
Women sizes 16% to 52, All at 25% off regular prices.
Buy several at these low prices.
Extra Special! One rack of dresses, sizes 9 to 20. Clearing
et 45.95 and $7.95.
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We wish t� expresS out sincere appreciation for your- liberal' patronage
of this Stertydtirirkg 1956 and wish you all a Happy and Prosperous 1957.
FRED A. MAY WARREN D. MAY
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C4ASSIFIED RATES
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Moro Then IS Words
Pr Word
succeEDING. iNsoRTIoNs 400
More Than 25 Words
11 0 For Word
200 OFF
if adpaid with Order or by
Saturday following the lost
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insertion
Sormi-Disploy
(Restricted to one. column)
First ,intortion 980. Por
Subsequent Insertion*
440 For Inch
classified adsaceepted up till
FOR RENT AUCTION UM
Pr.prioox APAATMENT, litto
,fltrxilehted. wired for heavy dlitY AUCTION SALO
stove. Apply John Ward, phone of. Homphold Effects
EleLIOT APARTMENTS
The 12 -suite ateeni-helated aPart,
Anent Wilding in the Centre pf
town has self-contalned 1-bedroomanartments wIth private bathroelna
Monte of closet pace,astove, re-
frigerator, (some fully 'furnished);
Janitor service; plenty :a hot water
and Parking space for care; Very
reasonable rates. tnie 'Vacancy new-
fiANDY 871410T•
Phone 476 or 645-1 Exeter
8:9tfo'
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APARTMENTS—A nnmber of 1-
and 2 -bedroom aPartrnents, C.
Pearce, Realtor, 86 Anne pt. 151fe
6 APARTMENTS-41,1)1YTay-„N,..0
Bakery, phone 1001 Zurich, stst:
EQUIPMENT FOR RENT
Wednesday 'noon. Auction sale
copy should be in Tuesday at EWING AIA.CHINES Electric
noon, portables, by the week. Hopper.,
ffOrkeY Furniture, phone 99, Ex-
eter.
FOR SALE . .
Stic
LINDANE --- Be aura to get your
Lindane for control of lice on all
. V, Hogarth, Ex, Floor Edgers, Floor Poliehers
animals from L
eter, phone 266. 4 :toe, Vacuurn. Cleaners, Tools, Etc,
BEAVERS HARDWARE, EXETER
ANNEX 'STOVE., 'white enamel. .
with pipes, nearly new,. Apply to REAL ESTATE
Harold Corbett, phone 51. Lucan.
Floor Sanders
Lnwrrni) $timr.ir. of 3 CW Oats,
ideal for poultry, 558.00 per ton,
Exeter District Co -on. 4c
2 JERSEY HEIFERS, due in Janu-
ary. Phone 36-r-2 Crediton. # 3c
BEATTY BARGAINS — Save on
these washing machines. Deluxe
model, reg, 5229, now only 5180 plus
liberal trade -1n 'allowance; Economy
model, reg. 5149, now only 5125, no
trade-in. Fieher's Hardware, Ex -
40
CH/CKEN—
OetverE.x_amADT
frozen or fresh. Carl Oestrieher,
Phone 57-r-23 Dashwood. 11:204:24*
GET YOUR "HOLIDAY" regularly.
Subscribe to 'Holiday" at a wonder-
ful bargain price of 14 months for
53.79, a saving of 53,21 over the
n ewe tand price. Exeter Times,.
Advocate. phone 770. 8:23-10;25 NEW. MODERN HOUSE with oll
furnace; east /tide of Exeter; close
LADIES HOME, JOURNAL—Sava to schools, IL E. Balkwill. 47 John
half the single copy price by sub- st.
RANCH STYLE HOUSE. cement
block. erystalite 1101513, 1, bedrooms,
attached. garage and porch, gement
drive. :Otte
2-STOTtEr BRICK HOUSE, duplex,
separate entrances and baths, oll
burning furnace, garage. *
5-11002A HOUSE, 1 floor, bath,
new furnace, garage.
6 -ROOM BRICK HOUSE, full bath,
garage. •
DUPLEX BRICK HOUSE, 01,500
down, $30 per inbnth for balance.
We have a list of good farms, 50
to 250 acres worth seeing, and some
small acreages with buildings,
W. C.' Pearce, Realtor, Exeter.
Phohe 435: Earl Parsons, 607, Fred
Cole 536-M, Salesmen. ' 13tfc
NEW, MODERN HOUSE nearing
completion, 2 bedrooms oil fur-
nace.- Reasonably priced: Apply A.
Whilsmith, phone 270-j. lltfc
.
scribing' now at the.tfc special rate of .
23 months for 54.03. We're agent ,
for all tpagazines. Exeter Times -
Advocate, phone 770. S:23-10:12
FOR RENT
APARTMENT, 2 bedrooms, toilet.
hot and cold water, on Shipka
highway. Phone 6-J Crediton, letfc
HOMES
FARMS
C. I V. Pickard
2 APA.RTME'NTS, ground floor, 1 .
furnished, 1 unfurnished. Both ' are Exeter '
heated, hot and cold water, built-
.
In cupboards, . use of laundry for We have clients 'looking for .2 -
washing', private entrance. Ble.tch- .and 3 -bedroom houses located in
ford Apartments. 44, Exeter.
0 BEDROOM BRICK. close to
his sister, Mts. Arthur' Mathers schools. This is a tidy home in
at 'Sylvan, good repair with ,all conveniences.
Nice lot0 ..,ti;h garage.
house with
Mrs. 000
Sturdevant, Snr. and „
1 $7,.0 — 4 -bedroom
'
Miss Donna Sturdevant of Park- Exmotagiokitchen and bathroom.
hill spent New Year's Day with otaand garage. Small,down
Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Sturdevant 114Yment''
I COMPAPT 3 -bedroom brick, good
and family., !kitchen and better than average
Mrs. -Elizabeth Smith, who has bathroom; oil -burning f ur n a c e;
been visiting for some weeks. in 1 garage; reduced pripe; liberal terms.
LAND xvith good
London, returned home last
birirtelRioEuse0aWnd small barn: House
week, is in excellent condition; good kit-
MYS. Myrtle McGregor inft.ohan'3-piece bath' and heavy wir-
last week ,to visit with her' sonReasonable price, Terms.
, ,- Ino"
and daughter in Western Canada. mh
e Acres witFAftcol\nlitortable house
Messrs. D. W. Harrison and and exceptionally good barn; drive -
Ted. West are. on a business trip shed; hydro throughout; productive
to Toronto this week, 1 loam• suitablefor all crops; 7 acres
of bush; price $10.500.00. Terms,
At the regular service on •Sun. Possession to suit purchaser.
day morning in the United If you wish to buy or sell, see
C. V, Plekard, Realtor, 394 Main
Church the 'infant son of Mr. St.. Exeter; phones 165 and 628.
and Mrs, Vernon Speiran, Rod- • 15tIc
ney Wayne, and little daughter
of- Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hilson,
Kerry Lee, were • baptized by
Rev. E. A. Holley.
Next week being the annual
week of prayer, special prayer
services will be held in the Dash -
w o o d Evangelical. . Brethern
Church on Tuesday evening
when Rev. E. A. Holley will be
the speaker, and on Wednesday
evening in Grand Bend 'United
NOTICES TO CREDITORS
In the Estates' of .
James - Sydney 'Heywood
and '
Lillian Heywood,
= . deceased, . .
All persons having claims against
the estates of James Sidney 1-1eY-
wood and Lillian HeYwood• late of
the Township of Usborne, in the
Church when Rev.. W. F. Krotz county of Hurott, who died on or
of Dashwood will be the speaker. about the 30th day of September1956 and the 30th day of November
1956, respectlyely, are required to
file particulars of same with Bell
& Laughton, solicitors of Exeter.
Ontario. by the 19th day of Janu-
ary, 1957, after which date the
estates will be distributed having
regard enlY to those claims of
which notice hag been received,
,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Bell & Laughtbn,
McCallum's parents, Mr, and I Solicitors for the Administratrix,
Mts. Matthew Sweitzer. Exeter, Ontario.
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' Mrs. Jack Paton called her
mother, Mrs. Mansel Mason SERVICES
with, New Year's Greetings on
New Year's Day, from Los WRY TOLERATE LICE! on your
Angeles, Cal. ' animals when you can be free of
lice very easily and cheaply by
The Women's Missionary $o
--- ca.iling L. V. Hogarth, phone 264
clety and Wornen's Association collect, 4:10c
of the United Church will hold • •
their regular monthly meetingtannsbudasiln-
on Thursday afternoon) January
nese OKfrNgG—eneIrasentrbtaicckicinign
equipped With hoist to do •your Job.
10, at 2.00 p.m. Service is my motive. Give Me a
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold' Desjar- eau whether the job be large or
dine entertained on New Year's small. Clare Masse, phone 125,
Dashwood. 4:100
Day for the annual Webb family
• and connections reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Love and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs, Glen
Love and son, 'and Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Love spent New Year's
Day with Mr. and Mrs. Colin RA'vo YOUR teams sharpened
Love at Shipka. and set today, the Foley antomatio
Mr. Xenneth Flear attended r0a5y,SagreiV 5 eltrIgifter,Selihiot
the Teacher's Federation held in 454, • 7e
the King Edward Hotel, Termite,,.. •
last week. , SEPTIC TANKS pUinDed out. 'To -
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rendle are mediate terVice, Butler Bros., Lit,
phone 108 or 110-w.
spending this w,tek in Toronto can, 12:6-1:24*
Visiting with their daughter and i4,1A:inu:: Loi\D/Ne4,Lipp'ly .1'llor-'
son•ln-lavV, Mr. arid Mrs, Ted
Brooks and family. man Whiting. Exeter, phone too -1v
entertained to a family dinner On ' WA,TERLOO CATTLE ltfo
Mr, and Mrs. Thoma 13aird —"-, : •
New 'Year's lyor 'when mr, and BREEDING ASSOCIATION
Mrs. Lawrentt Mason,Diane
"where setter BOOS Are Used"
Delbert and Arnold Mason amd nufronaregogsigroar g:S;
Ntprre,seantitd. Mrs. Emery Mason were of Cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle
. . Breeding Associatittil at: Clinton
Mr, and mit. Alvin Kerslake of 1u2-3441 between 7:311 and 0:30
Hensall visited with Mt. and Mrs, 1—A1110* 14‘n.eahltly:L a'ioltwiTetts ava41:21btil:
Clarke Kennedy bn NBNIV Year's
Day,
Rev. E. Wattam of the Church
of God and Rev. M. Pinkney of
St. John's -By -The -Lake Anglican
Church will assist at both
services.
Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Mc-
Callum and babY, of • London
. PAINTING AND PAPERING
CABINET WORK • TILE FLOORS
THOS. H. WALKER
Phone 553 . Exeter
4c
HELP WANTED
Miss Mary Yeo .spent Now
Year's visiting: with Mist Muriel REL/ABLE HOTIST1KEEPER, Pre-
Fallis in Sarnia. tenthly niiddle-aged, Thr 1 adults,
Mr, arid Mrs. Leestime Desjar- in :man Goett hone° for the
dint, Miss E. Hipler and Mt. Ian ;'4,11.(lite,z1::,;!i0e1111're7gtto:t1-.V.Q# `•;taef4ttlt14'
Desjardine all of ntatet,, spent Thnes-aveente. 40
New Year'S Day with Mt. and
Mrs. Hettnan Dedardirie and BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Mr. aid Mrs, Noah Tetreau of WANTED; Man ftir, steady travel
?ort 1 -futon atcoinpanied Mt, and , iggfatgTruglr;t6gicgwZ,,Tuid`).tgal'i
IN_tr.s. Henry_.POVkilt 'ilanufittillier. Only reliable huatlet
Ellen DegjarcItlie, to Mis. Light 0011eidered, '1Vr1te RaWleigh'e Dept,
• Adams' for New Yeat's Day. 4.202-,13I, 116litre/A rm. 4o
• Mr. and Mras GetdMi y*;
and Mr, and Mrs. Hugh ,Adair Of DAD T FORSALE
tendon, and Mts. Road, Mena of tut sAltZ high istentiard in 'fit
sPent 116*. YeAr's aj Want Mere- eggaseaettrit speelalited
with htt, and. Mrs. W. J. Holt, "Meet' birdet have the special
Mtk, Can Chapman tied the strains, rltia Stiltuifted strains. Ask
sf0Vtline, in s1i ifl his drive. AyiltsT,44,7:nglIg 4.111tvaIt:
way.ort Christmas Eve, and fall, oh ta% .tr16 earstadoth, txotor,
breaking, lila right iirM. ' nhorio 40
family,
AT xiAmvit..tx
.SAT1JRDAY, JANUARY 1$
at 1:30 p.im
ATeCiary frig.; electrie rangette;
Beatty washing' machine; Quebec
heater, medium, and pipes; china
cabinet; studio Cettich; 4 rotating
chairs; kitchen table and 4 chairs;
6 ,dining room Chairs: large kitchen
table; lerge kitchen 'euplipard; bed,
mattress and springs; Adresser; New
Williams sewing' maebine; vacuum
cleaner; electric Ian; ;sprayer; elec-
tric .icitchen clock; trunk; electric
iron; toaster; reading lamp; tri -
light lamp; quantity fruit sealere;
6 jarge arock5; garden and carpen-
ter tools; lawn mower. nearly new;
sten ladder, nearly new; curtains;
radio, radio table; linens and bed-
ding: quantity 04 dishes; miscellan-
eous ,articles.
MRS, pg'N'y,;$";', FOSTER. Admin.
CLARK FISHVP, Clerk
FRANK TAYLOR, 'Auctioneer
4400
AUC
CrlieoaNrinsgALE
Of Tractor, Auto
Valuable Implements
Livestock, Poultry, Feed
and Household .Effects
On the Prernises, Lot 7, Con. 1,
Pis AfilesKA'sYoutrloVf." HaelLall„, or
Miles North of Exeter, HrgnwaY
'• The Undersigned Auctioneer is
Instructed to sell by Public Attetion
on ,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9
Commencing et 1:00 p.m. Sharp
TRAcTon. So AUTO: M -H No. 22
Standard Traetor, in guaranteed
new condition; 1049 De Soto 4 -Door
Sedan, .correct mileage 42,800. This.
car is in wonderful condition. In-
spection invited before day of sale.
FARM IMPLEMENTS: M -H 15 -
run No. 20 "A" fertilizer drill,
completely equipped with all at-
tachments, like new; M -H No, 11
tractor spreader, like new; M -H 3 -
drum steel roller, like new;
No. n 4 -bar side delivery rake,
like new; M -H 2 -furrow plow,
equipped with hydraulic pump lift;
International 26 -plate tractor disc;
elqaf 3 -section diamond harrows,
used, 1 season; John Deere heavy
duty 13 -tooth tractor cultivator: M-
H 4 -row bean scuffler; M -I] bean
Puller; 6 -top cap. rubber tire
wagon; combination 16 -ft. beet and
grain rack; 2 -wheel trailer with
racks; .2 -row sugar beet puller,
like nen'; M -H No. 900 electric
cream separator-, like new; 32 -ft,
extension ladder (new); post hole
digger; 2 electric fenders; 16 -ft,
heavy steel chain; electric fence
post; grass seeder; lawn mower;
rubber tire wheelbarrow; root pulp-
er; 2 large steel hog feeders; small
hog feeders; fanning itill1; water
fountains; assortment of carpenter
tools; shovels; hoes; forks; saws,
etc., etc. •
HOGS: Torkshirk sow with lltter
of 10: Yorkshire sow vvithi litter of
8: Yorkshire sow with litter of 12:
Yorkshire sow with litter of 9; 14
Yorkshire pigs, averaging 130lbs.
each, Pigs are all purebred Yorks
and of choice quality.
Two Holstein yearling heifers.
POULTRY: 465 De Kalb No, 101
Hybrid. yearling hens.
FEED: 150 bales mixed bay; 400
bales wheat straw: quantitY of
turnips and potatoes,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Admiral
21" television set. complete with
aerial,, like new; dining rqom suite,
4 chairs, table and buffet; centre
table; electric radio; 2 beds with
springs and mattress; ironing beard;
assortment of 'dishes; girrs bleYcle,
and many articles too numerous to
mention. :Plan to attend this out-
standing sale. No reserve as farm
is sold.
TERMS: Cash.
JUIWEN VERTANDE, Prop.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
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FOR 1957 BY
Larry Snider Motors
Limited
LINO T.
'53 FORD SEDAN t tttt tttttttt $1,425
Automatic, radio, a beautiful gar •
'53 FORD COACH
'53 FORD SEDAN—Your choice ......... tt tt $1,250
'52 FORD SEDAN, radio ... .... . .. $1,09P
'52 PLYMOUTH 'SEDAN
'52 PLYMOUTH COACH—Your choice :$ 995
53 CONSUL SEDAN .. . . ...... ..•.$ 705
'50 1VIONARCH SEDAN
'50 METEOR COACH—Your choice ... ....„„.. $ 650
'48 FORD SEDAN, a good one . . . .... .......... $ 195
'46 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE . .. $ 195
TRUCKS
'56 FORD 3 TON DUMP
'55 MERCURY 3 TON C & C . .. $5
$23:10905
'53 FORD 3 TON STAKE DUMP ........ ..„..... $1,895 I
'53 CHEVROLET SEDAN. DELIVERY . „ . $ .895
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SPECIALS
The following 30 -day units to be 'reduced $10
per day until sold: ThUrs. Price 1,
'56 FORD FAIRLA.NE TUDOR .. ..... . . ... $2,375 I
'54 FORD SEDAN, automatic, low mileage .. $1,475 I
'53 BUICK SEDAN, radio, like new $1,405
'53 fORD COACH, radio, nice $1,180
'52 METEOR COACH, overdrive $1,025
'53 HENRY J 'COACH, overdrive ... ....,$ 825
'51 CHEVROLET COACH, like new $ 790.
'51 FORD COACH, above average ' $ 790
'51 METEOR SEDAN .,„ ... $ 610
'49 STUDEBAKER "STARLITE" COUPE $ 260 s
'48 PLYMOUTH SEDAN .„, . . ............ . , . „.,.. . . . . .. . $ 176' I
'52 FORD PICKUP ....... .. .. . .. ...... ..... ..... $ 575
'52 G.M.C; PICKUP, above average ... ... , . . $ 465 I
'49 FORD PICKUP ... , . . . $ 355, •
Larry Snider MotorsI.
Phone 624 LIMITED Exeter
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