The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-01-24, Page 11•110II111111110.0010011100101111110111eintintilettliOn11,11114110Milletellteleiletteleinneteettnellimiettlitt
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Glenn ..Robinson
FOOD MARKET
Centralia
ANNOUNCES
New Store Hours
until further notice
MONDAY -.-8 AM. TO 7 P.M.
TUESDAY, -.0 A.M. TO 7 P.M.
• 1 • WEDNESDAY -8 A.M s TO I P.M.
THURSDAY -4 A,M, TO 7 •PA. ,
FRIDAY.41 A.M. TO 9 P.M.
:SATURDAY -8 A.M. TO 7 PA,
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• January Special
'57 21" Table Model
in r
$209.95
TIFIACIUAIR
HARDWARE
Qu(rVear Feq/R PR/CE.5
?HONE 27 EXETER
All. Prices "Melted" Down
On These Quality Cars
WE'RE PRICING THESE CARS TO MOVE OUT FAST
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Hurry, While The Selection Is Good.
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?. '57 Pontiac Coach Deluxe
Pathfinder, neW.
1 '56 Chev 210 Coach
Radio, tinted glass.
'55 Studebaker Commander
•Sectan, V-8, Overdrive, radio,
'55 Chty119'Seclan, V8
• Radio atict'etc
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1 '55..Dodge Mayfair Sedan
• -Like new.
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, i '54 'Ford Custemline Sedan
1 Extras, none better.
I 154 Desoto t.den
I Automatic, 2 -tone, tin t e d
••glasS.
'54 Buick Sedan
Automatic, one owner.
'53 Pontiac Deluxe Sedan
A real gem.
I
k•'53 ,Pentiac Sedan, 2 -tone .
I '53 Buick Super Hardtop
I V-8radio, W shoes, auto-
: matte, tinted gip.
'53 Monarch Sedan
Automatic, radio. A hand -
i some ear.
1 '53 Chev Deluxe Sedan
Radio.
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'S2 Chevi Coach, one owner,
26,320 miles. See it.
'52 Choy Sedan, one owner
32,000 miles. 'Showroom con
clition.
'52 Dodge Sedan
Thoroughly conditioned
'51 Studebaker Coach
Radio, etc.
'51 Studebaker Sedan
''SO Olds Club Coupe
27,000 miles, one owner.
'50 Meteor Candi
'49 Dodge Deluxe Sedan
'49 Dodge Sedan
Original finish, like new.
OLDER 'ARS
AT YOUR PRICE
'50 Dodge Sedan
'49 Dodge Coach
'49 Meteor Sedan
'49 Ford Coach
'49 Mercury Sedans (2)
'47 Nash, Sedan -
i53 Stuci. 1/2 Ton Pickup
With a removable plywood
box.
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AFTER YOU HAVE SHOPPED, THEN SEE US
Road Test out' Cara, Compare Them and Price Them
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$ob. teek ellehtee *MEW Mike Oulelee 44
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Bob Co
Motor Sales
Located. Next Tetfilt Tracks
• .Selismen 'Phones -461a
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PHONE 1711 HENSALL WE'LL COME DOWN
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The Times,Aolv ofi5 January
.Cash Fron ‘FroOn
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FOR ,SALE
0114 1115.001)4611S, (Multi% *buriier.
.1.'none eee-r-11., heanaut or ettelY
Mac eheeuey Brute:140M. .:to
1 111.111V MODERN .1-10USE with 'STRAW. bY (he bele or loose in
nrurnace; ee,e1; aide of Exeter; close the mow. U. 53 Ex-
• REAL ESTAT4
et, WANTED
PNoT:Dpi.'
17;24:31e
to Schools. it, E. Ballwin; 47 John eier
FACTORY CIMARANVE—Glant 13
11, atigadatte Het)igetater-
Freezer. Comomation, ithai /tweet,
tYclamatieally controlled (nu tn.
liostiugh Reg. $11151.9.) for
latitint,y Veysdate, Herd -
were, phone :31:31c*
MAN'S coAr, fur or fur -lined.
Pitons Lester
TY.I..w.wurriau, •Underwood, ba,elt
sPecer, new ribbon, ete. Needs
cleurallg —*NM, T. Itimmel, Hen.
salt, aLruss iron arena.
2 FORMAL mue.ss.us, 1 blue, 1
shot gold, both in perfect condi-
1.100. size 16. Phone 7e0-11. e40
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RANCI-X STYLE HOUSE. Tment
block, erystalite bedrooms.
attested garage And perch, •cement
arive. • 20tfe
HENSALI4 .•-• 3 -storey brick .110U1Se,
2 -piece bath.
CENTRA.1.41A.—Briek house. 4 beds. 1 FOUND
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1PAIR 'MEN'S GLOVrS. Phone 461
: Fareter. 24*
date" rogards to payments ,011
above mentioned Itams.
le,1531,5 IMPLEatEIN•TS: •C•oelsehurt
4-1'urrow plow, 11 -141131 bottom with
hydraulic, lift, lite new; eocksbutt
15-rungrain and fertilizer drill, •on
Itaiber., with power lift
STRAYED . like new;
34-14 "Ezee flaw" 10 ft. •fertilizer
!PIG, onto Let N.E. Botniciary,
Usberne Township. ,amdi WIlilam
Larollort, 31.41. 1 Heesall. 21t
3 -piece bath, furnace, garage. 171.fc
0-1100A1 BRICK 1101SE, full bath,
garage.
DUPLEX BRICK MUSE, 51.300.
aowe, $90 per month for balance.
We have a list of good farms. 50
to .1.'30 acres worth seeing, and some
small acreages with buildIngs.
W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter,
Phone 435; Earl Parsons, 307, Fred
Cole, 536-M. Saiesmen.
1111E MAGANE ZI— Introductory .
rates, 311 weeks for $2.94; 7e,weeks
tor $6.67. We'll Put Your genie 611
the mailing flat of any magazine.
Exeter Times-Aevora.te, phone 771).
' HOMES
.24tfn
offers tor new subscribers only, 70
SUBSCRIBE{ TO LIFE—Introductory FARMS
weeks for 57.70; 44 weeks for 51.54.
Renewals for all magazines. Exeter
co V. Pickard
Times.Advocate, !alone 770. ;Attu
SKATES •ON $ALL' — Boysand
girls' tubes and figure skates at
half price, Beavers Hardware, Ex-
eter. 24c
HAY — 1,500 bales choice quality
nixed hay. Phone 673.r.33 Hensel!,
24*
WHY SUe'FleR the agony of Bheu.
uratic Pain, Sciatica, Lumbago,
when RUATACAPS will 'e1p you to
welcome relict; Ask your Druggist.
24c
REFRIGERATOR, 1935 Philo, like
new; Locomotive •washing machine, I
525.00, good condition. Apply 66
John St., upstairs. 240 !
COUNTER and 6 stools. Very
reasonable, Plume 75 -le Orediton2.4*
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HAY, alfalfa and UrnothY, No, I. I
Exeter
We have nearly sold ourselves out
of listings. If You wish to 4°11 we
will be glad to talk the matter
over with you,
1 AC1111 of garden land with good
3 -bedroom brick house and small
barn, at edge of Exeter. Tbis
Property has 3.piece bath and
heavy wiring, Price 55,000..00,
14 STOREY 3 -bedroom brick with
modern kitchen and bath, 'This
home is in good eondition, has oil
burning furnace and good garage.
11 can be bought away below build-
ing price on liberal terms,
x.p.r.rEa. NORTH—Comfortable 3.
bedroom cottage with 3 extra lots
and a very good barn. This is a
roomy eottage. It is well wired and
has a good basement. Reasonable
price. 'Terms.
Phone 37-r-19 Da\shwood. a100e ACRES 'fertile loam. Comfort-
• ••••°•"'• ' tpoloto 31.bedroom brick house. Par.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, port-
able, with attachments. Phone 358
Exeter. 17:24:31e
DON'T WASTE TIME!
"FLU, Another Wave is Overdue"
Trying this and. that. for Sinus,
Throaa'n'Headcolds, Arthritic and
Rh e u a c Pains, Piles, when
NAMELESS Ointment relieves in-
stantly. 2 jars $2.50, by •inall add
350, Address Purity Co„ Exeter,
Ont. • 17:31:31:7c
OLD FASHIONED but fine quality
oak dining room furniture, 3 -piece
chesterfield suite, 21" TV. Also
numerous miscellaneous items in-
cluding 4 -burner electric stove, odd
brass beds, downy feather ticks,
old radios, etc. Phone 7 days, 356
evenings. 10:17;24c
A, TT ENTION FARMERS! Sow
"Bumper Crop Quality Farm Seeds"
and be sure. H. Schapp, RR 1
Lucan, phone 9-r-23, agent for
Southern Oritario Seed Co., Burling-
ton, New Dundee, 10:17:24:3.1*
OVEN-READY CHICK.EN— Quick-
frozen or fresh. Carl Oestricher,
Phone 57-r-23 Dashwood.• 13:20-1:24*
GET YOUR "HOLIDAY" regularly.
Subscribe to 'Holiday" at EL wonder-
ful bargain price of 14 months for
53.79, a saving of $3.21 .over the
news tan d price. Exeter Times -
Advocate. phone 770. 8:23-10:25
LADIES HOME JOURNAL—Save
half the single COPY prioe by sub-
eeribing now at the special rate of
23 months for $4,03. We're agent
for • all magazines. Exeter Times -
Advocate, phone 770. 823.1018
FOR RENT
FURNISHED AP.ARTMENT, private
entrance. • Apply 103 Huron 24Stfto.
East. ,
3 -ROOM APARTMENT, lower, and
bath, nicely decorated, hot and
cold water, utilities paid. 315 An-
drew St. Apply at Ford's Men's
24:81*
and Boys' Wear.
APARTMENT—Available now. AP -
ply Godbolt's .Apartments, phone
202 Exeter. 24c
APARTMENT, e -bedroom, unfur-
nished; I -bedroom apartment, un-
furnished, ground floor; also` bed.
sitting rocnn, furnished. Apply John
Ward, »Mee 348. 24*
575 MONTHLY—Large corner resi-
dence, 534 Main St. 5., double lot,
nicely treed lawns, perennial and
vegetable gardens; spacious living
reom, dining room, kitchen and
utility room, also bedroom, pantry
and bathroom oh main floor, Three
bedrooms upstairs. Roomy basement
wevlotholoogilo,burner. Phone 7 days, 356
10:1•/:24c
APARTMENT, living' room, 2 bed-
rooms, kitchen with built-in cup-
boards, 3 -piece bath, available no*.
Apply at 114 Huron St, or phone
24:310
514-W4 Exeter.
HOSPITAL BED or chrome wheel
chair, 51 weekly,' Phone 7 days, 356
evenings. 10:17:21c
5 -ROOM APARTMENT, Centrally
Village. Apply next to Station Cen-
tralia.
ELLIOT APARTMENTS
The 12 -suite steam -heated apart-
ment building in the centre of
town has self-coetained 1 -bedroom
apartments with private bathrooms,
Plenty of closet ,space: stove, re.
frigerator, (sortie fully furnished);
Janitor service; plenty of hot water
and parking space fer. car; Very
reasonable rates: One vacancy now,
SANDY ELLIOT
Phone 476 or 646-J Exeter
8:9tfe
APARTMENTS—A number of 14
and 2 -bedroom apartments. W. C.
Pearce, Realtor,. 86 Anne St, 15tfe
2 APARTMENTS—Apply Tasty -Nu
Bakery, phone 100, Zurich. Rio
EQUIPMENT FOR RENT
SEWING MACHINES — Electric
portables, by the 'week. Hopper -
Hockey Furniture, phone 99, asiteter. fo•
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Floor Sanders
Floe' Edeers, rider Polishere
VaCUUI1t .Cleaners, Tools, Etc,
BEAVERS HARnwARt, EXETER
REAL ESTATE
ORM, N
7.Peoin heuse. 4 bedroonia, living
reent, modern kitchen,
complete bath, hardeverscl and tile
More full biteeme te5, fur:1W,
33,700, lryte down payrilent.
ZURICH
rOOM brick modeen. aOl
eantvetitetitea, located, 51,500.
50 ARE gAAM
Near Exetee, buildinge,
drained, feneed, Pteted ter MIR at
59,000,
100 ARES
Neal. Exeter, lette MAW, hank
ben:, delve tilted. Preduciag good
trans, 511,000,
D. M. JACKSON
• RAL kttAte
Phone 35 Grand goal
MEL .GAISER, AGENT
RA. 2 Dashwood Plibele 164-r.14
54.
r Y goodbarn.Hydro and
water pressure. Price 510,500 with
terms.
To buy or sell, see C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, 394 Main St„ Exeter,
phones 165 and 628.
NOTICES10 CREDITORS
• In the Matter 'of the Estate of
William James Mills,
late of the Village of Woodham,
in the County of Perth.
Merchant, deceased,
.All persons having claims against
the Estate of the late William
James Mills, who died on the 3.0th
day of December, 1956, are hereby
notified to send them to the
undersigned, duly verified, on or
before the 28th day of January,
1957.
After the laet-named' dale the
assets of the said Estate will be
distributed among the persons en-
titled thereto, having regard nnly
to claims of which the undersigned
shall then have notice.
• W. G. Cochrane,
Barrister &e.,,
EXETER, Ontario.
10:17:24c
In the Estate of
William Arthur Cole,
late of Exeter, Ontario, -
Retired Farmer. •
Creditors and others having claims
against the above estate are re-
quired to send full 'particulars of
such claims to the undersigned
Executrix on or before the 15th
clay of February, 1957,, after which
date.. the estate's ssets will be
distributed, having regard only to
claims that have then been re-
ceived.
DATED the Inc! day of January,
1957. •
Mrs. Jean W. Wein, '
• • Exeter,. Ontario.
Executrix, by her solicitors,
Riddell & Mountain
Stratford, Ontario.
10:17:24c
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SPLENDID RAWLEIGH business
available In Huron County. Pro-
ducts well known. Opportunity un-
limitedfor big Sales and good
Profits. Start your business on
credit without experience. Write
today for full information. Raw-
leigh's Dept. A-202-224, Montreal,
P.Q. 24c
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS FOR ALTERATIONS
The South Huron District High
School Board invites tenders for
alterations necessary to • convert
present Art -Music Room into a
third Science LaboreitOry.
Construction wilt require installa-
tion of ^water, gas, and drain lines
in a cement and tile floor, and a
a partition for •a, storerobm.
Lab desks have already been
purchased,
Blueprint of proposed ,changes
may be seen at the school, 92 OW-
leY Street, Exeter.
Tenders, will he. received by 'the
Secretary„ E; D. Howey, until
February 4, 1057, at 5 am,
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily e,ceepted,
24:31c
SERVICES
FARMERS! PleAse eafl Exeter 15
collect for dressed weight cattle
prices. 24*
FARMERS—Use our free ineolne
tax service; we record alt purchases
of animal health etiolates, give you
etateinent at year's end. Andrew
Johnston Drtige, ;Exeter.
24;31;7;14e
LATHING, PLASTERING
No Job Too Smell
3015N 'WEBSTER
Phone 297-W Exeter
17:24:31;7c
HAVE TOUR SAWS sharpened
end set tedity, the Foley automatic
Neat. Stetv'e Slistapeiting Setviee,
105 Sanders St, E., Exeter, phone
151. 7e
SEPT/C TANKS pumpec1 -edt.
mediate eervice. Butler' Bros., Le.
can, phone 108 or 130-W,
12;6-1:24*
MANURE LOADING-6Apply Nor.
Mali Whiting, Eteter, phone 655-W
eVehlegs. 1 tic
WATERLOO CA.lot1,10
13REEDiNG ASSOCIATION
"Whete Better Bulls .Ate 'Geed"
For ertificiel insemination infer -
Waiter Or service from ail breeds
nt cattle, phone. the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Astiodatioe at: ClInItar
37u24441 bettkt ell 7:30 a4td 9:30
&St. We have all breerie available
-top quality at low Cost. 4:tette
HELP WANTED
ttOt/Strtg10.P10ii for two. ./00VP
Thiies.Advecate. Iltial*
BABY CHICKS FOR. SALE
ntin '01-OtIkta s4thto:itarclx
the beet -per rilarkett, Z.S, poul.
fey meat. ReteliterY halt Wit ti 5hoiro
broods,eeeeitee, or .i(ootlitle
Amot Ceoee) Punks, • 51ityo10.•
hvolitrA,
feerti 'Agellt—T0rie
redden, EmitiArr, 1+1,6)06 216-1V, BritY
110.1.0botryt, 120 John N. Ilitibiltott,
24a
NOTICES
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TAKE NOTICE that a By-law
for raieing •550.000,00 under the.
Tile Drainage Apt will be taken,
into coneideration by 51e celthell
of the Township of 'McGillivray at
the Township Hall on „the 23rd day
of February, 1957, at %the hour of
one o'clock in the afternoon.
W. j, AMOS, Clerk
413:1:7e
• NOTICE OF APPLICATION
NOTICE 15 HEREBY GlVE'll
that WILLIAM LEONARD MUG.
FLI5D of the Township of Stephen
Iti 'the County 04 Huron in the
Province of Qatari a n 15, f
the Royal Canadian 41r Force, will
apply to the Parliament of •Oariada,
at the present or next fa.s the case.
may bet Session thereof, for a Bill
of Divorce from his wife, ELIVIA
MUGFORD, of .the City .04. London
In the County of afidellesex, Pro-
vince of Ontario, on the Ground of
Attu] tem.
DATED at Landon In the' Pro.
virwe of Ontario .-the .21st day of
january, 11457.
WEIR & ASSOCIATES.
Solicitors foe. the Applicant
24:31:7:14e
WOULD THE PERSON taking new
grey ear coat by Mistake last
Saturday night froin Legion dance
cheek room please bring it back to
Legion Hall and get; hie .ewn7,
Person was seen taking coat ana
can be iderutified. • 24e
AUCTION SALES
Extensiv,
AUCTION. SALE'
Of Tractor, Truck, Auto •
Va I uable Machinery
Combine, Feed. and
Miscellaneous Items
On the Premises
Lots 18 & 19, Coll, North Boundary
STEPHFaN.TOWNSHIP
15 Miles ]Oast, of Dashwood,
6 Miles West o4 Exeter,
on Highway 83. •
The undersigned auctioneer is
etructed to sell by Public Auction
on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY.e, 1957
at 1 p.m. Sharp
TRACTORS, AUTO, 'TRUCK &
COMBINE—Caterpillar D-2 Tractor,
power take -off, 2 -way hydraulic
pump, in guaranteed new condition;
2 Ferguson 20-35 tractors, eoinplete-
br equipped. in guaranteed. 0eondi-
tion; 1950 Mercury 3 ton stake truck
with grain and stock reeks; 1948
Monarch 4 door sedan; 6 ft. Case
combine, completely equipped with
bean and grain attachments, In A-1
conditions.
NOTE: Anrangentents "can he
made with proprietor before sale
,,,,S,puth End.
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• Service •
USED CARS
'56 METEOR. SEDAN
Automatic, radio, tri9 tone
paints, whitewall tires,. only
9,000 miles. '
'53 METEOR TUDOR
'53 CHEVROLET SEDAN
'49 FORD SEDAN •
'38 PLYMOUTH SEDAN .
‚SOUTH END
SERVICE.
Russ & Chuck Snell
PHONE 328 •EXETER
spreader: roteteltutt 4 -row beet end
bean cultivator; international 4 -row
beet and bean planter; Ferguson
row (Top spring teeth cUltivatoei
Waterloo 12 ft. 15.1neli iLate Oise
new; Smith 24-41. elevator, ..equip.
pee with 6 h.p. Wiseonein engiee
for •eorn, grain or bens: 3.dru1I1
land roller; Beim 10-41. land packer,
like new; iron Age 211 -foot boom
for 3 h.p. weep sprayer; Woods1'
row eorn picker, like new; Lets
grinder. 1fl.irli plate. In brand
new condition; A1-4-4 10 -inch grain
grinder; heavy. duty wagon' equip-
ped with 00046 tires, 8 to earl,
30.inch side racks; heavy duty
wagon, , equipped with 750x16 firm
6 ton eaP.,, 34-111011 side racks,:
heavy duty 'wagon, aptipped with
60( x16 tires 3 ton eat). 44-ineh
side racks; all boxes hinged for
dumping; M-11 4 -wheel sPreader,
on rubber: 13 -ft, flexible. drag har-
rows; 4-seetion diamond harrows:
Ferguson' side delivery rake, new:
Ferguson 2 -furrow plow, 12-ineh
bottom. 3 Par.; Dearborn 4-1t. one-
way Ma!, 3 P.11.; Ferguson 3 -row
corn planter, 3 P.M; Ford 3 P.H.
cement mixer; 5.4tcorn stalk cut-
ter, 3 P.N.; pulley for Fergueon or
Ford (rectory 54-37 puller legs;
Ferguson -bea,n puller: 'Waterloo 4 -
ft. one-way diva 2 Ferguson heat
houses; International heat house;
White le.incli rotting box with
,pipes, like new; '41-1-i 4-41. one-way
disc: 2 Rotary gasoline pumps; '2
Intertuttional wheel weights' 14.
Inch lawn mower; Findlay real and
wood cooking range, like new; 2,000
bales of Choice oat straw; 2510 bales
bean straw, choice quality.
Teen to attend this outstanding
sale, Everything" in first C)a.SS COO-
ditinri. No reserve as owner is
giving up !Arming due to other in-
tereats.
TERMS: Cash.
Booth sur grounds.
GLENN CAMERD.N, Prop,
GLEN WEBB, Clerk '
ALVIN WA.LPER, Auctioneer
• . 24:31c
Clia.rmg
AUCTION SALE •
Wue To Iliness)
fer
T. BROWN
MeGiLtIfV111.61.,YCoTisabw7,
NSHIP
1 Mile North and 3 Allies woot
TH FISP°1rk
Y1), aJAhNi1V1 ARV 31
Comencine at 1:59 p,ni.
CATTLE-- 12 Springing, Holstein
row. carrying .xeetind, third and
fourth valves: 4 Hereford Holstein
cows: 1 Shorthorn row: 1 blue k'Olti.
The abeve eowe are due in Felpa-
; ary and march. Also 1 farrow cow;
'registered 2 -year-old Hereford bull;,
10 e.ea.rling, heifers and steers.
1 HORSES — Standard bred hay
nare hrn 1950,' parer. .4 sister lo
.Maudine Veto, be Bennett Volo and
Grattan, mare: 'Browo gelding, born
11919, by Bennett Vole and Margaret
Grattan, trotter; black brood mare,
record 2.17. Pacer, bit Peter Oral.-
111/r -el ne ell, osister rt o (10ro Emiliats 0610 r all:font;
ringed hay: few bales of straw.
1MPLEME7TS—Case V.A.C. trac-
tor; mowe:r and .dump rake.'
?Vetch for signal
HUGH FILSON & TOM ROBSON
29-r-141. liderton 10-r-14 Ilderton
Auctioneers,
24c
Complete Dispersal
AUCTION SALE
Of High Grade
Holstein Cows and Heifers
AT HENSALL SALES BARN •
TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1:30 P.M.
.20 Holstein cows, fresh and due
to freshen In February and March;
6 Holeteln heifers, 2 years oid,
!reek, and due ten freshen eliortly;
number of open Holstein heifers.
TERMS: Cash.
COLIN BELORE, Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
24c
Read
T -A Classifieds
AUCTION 'SAL"
•Of Farm Pock
,
ind. Implam tO
LOT 9, •CO, 7,
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP.
ae.Alhle. South of Creditoli
FRIDAY, F.E02AVAllY 1
et Ion O'elock Altera
ro.krtu sTcpc*: 244,tclle4 loam od,
greys, 5x6, good team; 10 Holeteall
rows, all young cows, 1, tow dos
Mar, 9, 1 cow dee, WE. 19, 1 CM/
due Mar. 27, 1 eaw due Mar. :.211,
1 cow due April 18, 1, cow due May
a. 1 i� w due. May 5. 1 cow duo
Aug. 1, 3 eolve bred Dec. 5, 1 cow
bred Jan. 10. These cows are all
bred to good bull arid are ill
bred the certified wax. 3, Wearila
heifers; 5 calves from 3 le
months: 1110 Hampshire haul,
IMPLEMENTS; AlePeeriug bind.
er. 7 ft., in goad 'Shane; CO01211134
rubber tired wagon with net rack,
sugar heet rack or' grl rack
coriatined; Ceekohutt cultivator, 13.
tooth: Cockshutt harrow, 11-teot111
McDeering 11 -hoe drill, In goon
ebape, land towing or tractor tow,
Ing; aleDeering walking plough, -
3 -drum land roller; Case manure
spreader: 2 sets bob sleighs; beet
lifter; 2 -row horse-drawn auger
beet lifter; 5-41. mower; side de.
livery rake; 3 -section beavy bar-
rows; alcDeering electric ereani
separator; set of Platform scales,-,
hay loader; ateel-tired wagon; dump
ralte; fertilizer seed drill; 20 else -
trio poste: 10 tons mixed hay; 20x12
colony house; 600 lbs. mixed grain,
Beaver oats and barley. This grain
is fit for teed. 15 ft. hay fork, IVO
and pulleys. sling ropes and chain;
electric roller for roiling grain;
electric brooder, 500 capacity: chime
ken feeders; IlleDeering tractor. Se
furrow hydraulic; water fratier;
quantity of lumber; forks, shovels;
whippletree; neckyoke; chains; iron
kettle; MasseY-Harris root laulPer;
6 good grain bags; 2 butter churnee
35 bags of potatoes; good set Of
double harness; horse collar and
many other articles.
TERMS; Cash.
JOHN KUZMICIC. Prop. .
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
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Funeral And
Ambulance
Service
:Whet.; The Bell Tolls
When God in His infinite wisdom has seen fit to call
back to his fold .a human soul, and when the earthly
remains of one beloved must be laid to eternal sleep, •
then it, becomes the sacred duty of our profession to
assist the bereaved in this last token of love for the
departed. In carrying out this sacred. duty we will
do our part.
WITH SYMPATHY, WITH -DIGNIIT
WITH REV44ENCE
T. Harry Hoffman
FUNERAL HOME
PHONE 70-W
DASHWOOD
For all your
banking...
Did you ever stop to consider all the
things a chartered bank can do for'you?
It is more than 'a convenient place to
make a deposit, .ca.th a cheque or see
about a loan., You can also buy travellers
cheques and money orders; rent a safety
deposit box; purchase foreign
currency; talk over your finkncial plans or
problems. The list goes on and
and all these services are avallibleat the
branch where youdo your banking..
A branch bank is, la effect, a, service centre
and everyone on the stains there to"
help you, to look after 4your banking
courteously, orddcfit yLI4 welt.
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