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fled roses and white carne. ;(prnted the setting terf.oublc-,ring, candlelight sere• Guide
lltpily muting in marriage Elea-
nor Louise, daughter of Rev,
Ct
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and tars: Kenneth M. Woad, •
o. ,�e
r .r
Girl
Wilkie, Sask., formerly nt''tister
nt Greenway and Gland' Bend,
and Mr, Stewart •4;ltristie of EX CAPTAIN •LOXTON.
Windsor, Qntarip.
`l'hose ot: you .acquainted with
'l.11e .cerentpny 1:o4`place in Brownies may, know what a
Wilkie United Church, February "Grand Howl:' a.s, For the many •
1r at), C W e 'f r1.
,1 � i n} and as il..t.p allecl who do nut,. lve will cap gin Its
by the br'ide's father, assisted meaning. A Grand Howl is a
by Rev, .Stewart Anderson of form of thanks and gratitude
•Grosvenor Park United Church, •svlticlt a Brownie Back, as a
Saskatoon, whole, gives to someone special
.'he bride ,entered the church. who visits the Pack or does
on the arm of her father wear-
ing .a' iland•aewn h'ol'y pet'iod
gown of Crystal .Chane fabric,
Shantilly lace bodice and lily
point sleeves. Her chiffon veil
:fell from a eap of lace and se-
quins. She carried a shower
bouquet of Sweetheart roses and.
lily of the valley laid on a white
,Bible..
}ler bridesmaid, Miss, Joan
Wright, was attired in a %valtz-
length emerald c.rystallind gown-
shot
ownshot through, with copper. She
carried a nosegbay bf panama
•sornetiling extra -special to help
the Brownies. Although it is
very, short, a great deal pf mean-
ing is put into it by the children
when they do the Grand .Howl,
And so it is through our
column that 1 would like to give
a verbal Grand Howl to the
Local Association, the Cub and
Scout mothers and the general
public for leaking our annual
tea and bake sale, sponsored by
the L,A., the great success; that
it was. A great cleat of credit
goes to Mrs. Wallace Seldon and
tan. carnations. the other five members of the
Thegroom was attended by ways and means committee, who
convened the effort with. a great TOYS: TOYS! eaves .Easement
Mr „jellies Wood. Ushers were deal of planning, hard work and To,ttown ra open alt year round.
Mr. Byron Hill and Mr. Jack fortitude to overcome what t",tfts for children's parties. birth-
Ellefson. night. be termed in Guide Ian- days etc.. for alt etas. Eeavers
� hardware.
at the Scout Hall, titin
During the ceremony Miss guage, "Pioneering Conditions"
The Brownies and Guides do
not always comprehend the fact
that the work of the L.A. is on
their behalf, to keep up the
girls' share of expenses at the
Scout Hall mainly, and from
time to time other expenses , DRAIN TILE
which the Company and Packs 4 Inch = 55 per M net's
cannot meet. But we who are
55 per M Del'd
110 per M Del'd
145 per ti: 'seta
115 per M Del'd
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I•Ielen Wood sang' "The Lord is
my Shepherd" and during the
signing of the register she sang
"The Wedding Prayer", Mrs, E,
Edmundson presided at the
organ.
The bride's mother wore a
spice, with gold -tone, silk en-
semble with cocoa beige acces-
sories. Her corsage was talis-
man roses. The Nride's grand-
mother, Mrs, .T, T. Qwen, Vic-
toria, B.C. was attired in navy
silk with pink accessories and
pink carnation corsage,
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held in the newly -
decorated church parlors, Mrs.
A. Braun presided. at the guest
register, The bride's table was
complimented by a three-tier
wedding- cake embedded in tulle the citizens of the community
and decorated with red roses. who so willingly patronized the
Rey. Stewart Anderson proposed tea and hake sale, and to the
the tot,st to the bride to which Brownies and Guides who sold
the groom responded. Mr. Jim tickets and the Guides who turn-
Woodro osed the toast to the ed out, to help on Saturday. To
p p each and every one of you goes
a grand "Grand Howl".
Right •now, some m.ore con•
gratulations are due, and that is
to our Guide Company :for a won -
PULLETS, Purina started, any
age. We can supply any breed
such as the famous Mount Hope
Queen strain, Cross Leghorn,
Ames In -Cross, or any heavy
breed desired. All pullets deliver-
ed, Tavistncic 'P n u l t r y Fa.rnt,
pbone.. 60 Ta-eistock.' 6.4:24
leaders fully understand. this, 5 inch
and truly appreciate the sup- 7 inch
port given us, 8 inch
On behalf of all the girls' ( .T's, Y's and Elbows in stock
leaders, we say "Thank You" to Pricea for in"' 12" and 14"
our Local Association, the me,- on Request .
thers of both girls and bays RYDALL BRICK AND TILE
who• helped on. Saturday, the LIMITED lain
boys' and girls' mothers whoElginfield Phone 1.93 -Litman
contributed the goodly supply of
DE,KAL1; STARTED PULLETS -A.
number of Del, alh starve
al's, vac'., na ewca
and bronchitis, ready 'for imrned-
iale dellt•ery at ifi and 1S weeks
baked goods, and especially to
bridesmaid,
For travelling the bride chose
a forest -green tWeed dress and
velvet hat with black patent
leather accessories,.
The. couple will be living in
Alberta.
This 'N That
Continued From Page. 7
than. one in providing the nu-
trients and calories our bodies
need. If your breakfast includes
an egg and. toast every 'morning
' you'll have a fine start nutri•
tiosiwise.
r
Through the courtesy of our
correspondent, Mrs. E. Keown,
at Grand Bend we have some
recipes you will, want to try.
One is for a moulded salad which
we all like to snake ahead of
time.
Lemon Jelly Salad
(Mrs. Win. Finch)
1 package lemon jello
11 cups boiling water
24 marshmallows
2 tubs cottage cheese (strain-
ed)
1 can pineapple tidbits
Add boiling water to jello and
allow to c,00l until syrupy, Add
rest of ingredients and put in
tl mould to set. Maraschino
cherries may be added for color
if desired.
*
Recipes for squares or bars
are always a welcome addition
to our files. Here is one for
sherry date squares.
Cherry Date Squares
(Mrs. Burton Green, Grand
Bend)
11 cups chopped dates
1 cup water
A4 cup flour
?x tp. soda
ak tp. baking powder
1 tbl, butter
1 ed
eg
a put-
1 vaccinated: for\ stle.
at age. Price list ell t•equest, Dis-
eoaint on large orders. Moore's
'Poultry Farm. R.n.. 3, Seaforth.
Ont„ phone 647-r-31. , 2;6-3;20c
C'FIOICE :MINED HAT, 1100 bales;
53h -ft. stiff spring International
cultivator on rubber; nearly new
3 -furrow 3alasseyelearrts plough;
also 'wagon on ruhher with grain
derful turnout to the parade on box. Apply tViliiam Aikenhead,
Sunday. Only one Guide did, not P, 11 3 Klppen, 'phone Hensall
flej
show up, and one had to go home
sick, (Too much tea and bake
sale Saturday, Joan?)
1t is the best turnout our Com-
pany has ever had, and we cer-
tainly are proud of you. I under-
stand only four Brownies were
absent in Second Pack, and we
aren't sure about First Pack. The
Cubs and Scouts seemed to be
out in full force, too, and made a
smart showing.
including the leaders, there
must have been well. over a
hundred of us, and from various
reports which have reached me,
I understand it is felt it was our
best parade yet. A. wonderful
turnout of parents was also evi-
dent at the service as well as the
children.
Before closing for this week,
we'd like to extend a welcome to
our new Brownie leaders. For
over a month now, Mrs. Gordon
McTavish has been facing the
foreignelements of Fairy Ring,
Pow -wow, Toad -stool and Sixes,
and inlay opinion, and 1'ni sure.
the parents present on parents'
night will agree, that 'Brown
Owl McTavish is doing a wonder-
ful job. Also with First: Pack is
Carol Gibbons and Dianne Del -
bridge, bothof whom were
Brownies and Guides. Donna
Wells will be helping with Second
Pack very soon, and Donna, too,
is an ex -Brownie and Guide. It
is truly rewarding to know that
you girls who have left Guides,
have still got Gold Trefoils in
your veins! Good luck, girls.
utes, When cool, cut in squares.
* * * *
To keep hamburgers from
shrinking, make a finger -sited
hole in the middle of the patty.
* * * *
Put a et f marshmallows
? cup chopped glazed cherries in the bottom of an pumpkin pie, I •r TI r E E R-I'R1t8 combination':
1/2 cup chopped walnuts then add filling; marshmallows It`estinghouse 'TV; hors• fur lac-
sit' cup brown sugar will come to the top and make k e tial Main St. N (front apart-
Cook dates with Stater till a. nice topping:
fender. Crealn butter and sugar.
Add egg, cherries, nuts and
dates, Stir in sifted dry ingredi- B'y steamer from Halifax to
eats, Bristol, is 2,400 miles; by rail
Bake in 8 inch greased square from Halifax to Vancouver is
pan at. 325 degrees for 30 min- 3,400 .miles, • FOR RENT
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IOFFICE EQUIPMENT -• Head-
quarters for Royal typewriters..
Victor adding; machines. New and
used machines. all kinds, We can
save yeti- money: The Times -
Advocate. ' 27
300 PULLETS. Rhode Island Red x
Rock, 8 weeks old. Apply Alex
McBeath, ICippon, phone Hensel'6Si-r-11. 27c
SET. L'SE'D TIRES, 825.20 12 -ply,
with tubes, William L. Allen,
TVtnehelsea, 27"
, 15 Holstein• Mefferd, scone due
now; all vaccinated, Apply Harry
Faber, 1- mile south of. Hensall,
Phone. Ree -r.12 Hensen, 27r•.
TUXEDO, single breasted, size 33,
and I double breasted tuxedo,
size 40. May be seen at Brady
Cleaners. „ 27c
COS CORN -Apply to Harry Arts,
r.R, 1 Crediton, phone:63 r-2.
,.6c
B,1Bt'S CRIB without mattress.
in A-1 condition; 512.50' May he
seen at Soy Mate St.. Exeter,
Phone, 73l -W, Bud 'Preszcat.nr, eec
'gid ttnvt,i0luttiuiii ,tone,6uut,Irl,in,tuntinuuuu,tt *WWII unttuuluu,Irun,tiiUlttnt, i, tun,if itittluUnr=
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'Bumper to bumper checkups by our trained
mechanics offer the best id professxl:la1 car care!
Better buy Used Cars
'50 FORD TLID011-radio, seat Covers, 10w4/ mileage,
tUtoIle6 a mice car in very good condition,
'51 DODGE COAC:f lradio, sun visor, gruel, engine
overhauled, in excellent coilditidl,
Mathers Brow
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STORE on Drain Street, opposite
the Post Office. Available now.
Apply at Times-Advocate.3:1 Sten
APARTMENT, rutty furnished,
steam heated, private hath. Fillet
Apts„ 442 Main St., Exeter, Phone
476. -:6tec
'BRICK HOUSE -5 bedrooms, .dld-
ing room, living room, kitelten,
beetlerecreation ro m in hese-
anent, 4 millet south-east of Hen -
sell, Eatl Dick, 'phone 14 -reel
'D'ublin, 27;6*
'UPPER APARTMENT, furnished,
self-contained: privM', ent'ance;
hstls Stove frig., Ate, Suitable
m
for uni& only. :Apply 103 Huron
St. le, 27"
3-11O0\t At'A.RTMMI NT, down-
mat's, 3 -Bine bash. 'unfurnished;
with bath
bed $l tttog i no - , m . part-
ly furnished; 3 -'bent apartment,
upstairti, heated Arid furbished.
John W ,rd, Apartnieete, apply
Mrs, Ctladys 1.1:enry, phone 348.27+
eineessimemeeneelenentiernimmemenimente
Bride -Elects
See tiie beatttu:l taniplec of
wedding sta,tibttery and other
itelt'is for your big day at
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THE tiMES,ACiVQCAre
FOR RENT
.A;CAllele u'riN'r, .5 -room, downet air,
bath, including electro: ;tote.
Apply at bootie .next, to (.'X it
-Station, C e n t r a;,i 1 a, 'pltone; 150
Thedford, collect. Otis
NOTICES TOCREDITORS
1n the Estate of
Henry Link,
deceased,
MI p.e r s o n e hating' cialme
against the estate of Henry Lehi,
late of the Township of Stephen,
fn the Bounty of Huron, who died
on or about the 7th day of 'Febrit-
ary 1958, are required to file
particulars of same with Bell**.
Laughton, Solicitors of 'Exeter,
Ontario. by the 1st day of .March
1968, after which date .the estate
n -ill he distrlhuted* having re ;ard
only to.. those claims of which
notice has been received,
Bell 1 Laughter',
Solicitor's for the Executor,
Exeter, Ontario.
.0:.70
' In the ;Estate of
Oscar Frederick Klapp,
deceased,
All p e' S o n e hawing- claims
against the estate of Oscar Freda -
.rick K.lopp, late of the Village
at Zurich, In the, County of Hur-
on,who died on or about the 2Sth
of January 1958, are r•egttired to
file particulars of same with Bell
& leaughton, Solicitors or Exeter,
Ontario. by the tat day of March
next, after which date the .estate
will be dtstrihuted having regard
only, to these claims of which
notice has been received.
Bell & Laughton,
Soilcilore for the Executors.
Exeter, Ont.
REAL ESTATE
100 -ACR FA.R\t, good buJld.ln,ga,
lr^ den in house and betel. Apply
:Gimes-Advocate,
WANTED
liOfSFi -.
5 tv kir d c
111 buy any 1. t
horses, heavy or light. Ru, sell
ar exchange. Cell' .135, Frank
Taylor, Feeeter, 6tfc
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE
nGC1, BROILER, eielAT-markets.
Make trims choice .of chicks now.
-For eggs --there's Ames l.n-Grose
•. -and other excellent breeds.
F;rnilers tnrder now March-Apr/l).
Dual p u r pose cockerels. Bray
llatchetv agent, Eric Cat•scaddete
Exeter, phone 246.1V, ?ic
EQUIPMENT FOR RENT
Floor Sanders
Floor Edgers, Floor Polishers
Vacuum Cleaners, Tools. istc.
BEAVERS HARDWARE
EXETER
SERVICES
t.1UALIT'Z workmanship, drapery,
slrpnover upholstery. Choice of
new fabrics. Phone 311.1 Exeter.
1:13-3:2Tc
BRING' TOUR FORD "back home"
for complete service! We offer
courteous, personalized service by
factory- trained mechanics -using
best and most modern equipment.
Reasonable prices, always! Larry
,Snider Motors, phone 624 Exeter.
30;6:13:20:27e
ATTENTION, FARMERS -Prompt,
courteous collection of all dead
and disabled farm animals. WI
collect for over 300 lbs. ED.
ANDREWS, 661-r-11. Seaforth.
Associated with Der1lnx' & Co.,
of Canada Ltd, 1:50-3 27•tec
PEP it!P your old tractor with ,t
"shot in the arm" from our ser-
vire department. Overhaul jobs
are done here by skilled men. at
Inv: cost. Phone us for estimates,
13:2O:27c Call lin-R' Exeter, F. W. Hux-
table. 27c
In the Estate of
Elsie Link,
deceaaed.
HELP WANTED
TOWNSHIP OP 'OSBORNE
WARBLE FLY INSPECTOR
Warble Fly, Inspector want ed
•! for Township of i'sborne. Ap-
All persons having claims
against the estate. of Elsie Link,
late of the Township of Stephen.
in the County of Heron, who died
nn or ,,bout the 20th of December
1950, are required to file par-
ticulars of same with Bell &
Laughton, Snticitors 'ot 'Exeter,
.Ontario, by the lst day of March
10558, atter which date the estate
will be distributed having regard I
only to these claims of which
notice has been received,
1 plications will be received to 2
!p.m., March 10th.
11.H. G. STRANG, Clerk
Hensall, R,R. No, 1
20:27c
Bell & Laughton,
Sollcitore for ale Executor, I
WOMEN -- Make money at homs
assembling our items. Exper-
innee not necessary, Write: Mary
Caroline Co„ Box 64, Aurora,
Ontarin. 20:270
2 WAITRESSES with restaurant
experience. Apply Box 43 Exeter.
27c
Exeter; Ontario
'15,20;e7c MISCELLANEOUS
• in the . Estate of
Thomas Pryde, •
late of the Town of
Exeter, Ontario,
Cr editors and' others having
claims 'against the above estate
are required to send full particu-
lare of such claims to the under -
'signed executor on or before the
Sth day of March., A,D. 1958. atter
which date the estate's assets will
be distributed. having' regard nnly
to claims that have then been
received.
The Canada Trust Company,
London, Ontario, Executor
by BELL k LAUGHTON,
Solicitors, Exeter, Ontarlo,
20:27:6
NOTICES
.1 WILL RESUME the practice of
chiropractic, and drugless ther-
luny Tuesdays, Wednesday and
Thursdays 'weekly •starting Feb-
ruary 4. John Ward, phone 343.
1:30tfn
REAL ESTATE
C. V. Pickard
EXETER.
3-EEDIio0:At brick cottage, mo-
dern kitchen and bathroom, living
room and dining room, attached
Carage. This home is in good
ondition and well located. Priced'
to sell. Terries.
OHOICE. brand new S-hedrooan
home ntay he purchased with
small down payment or at a very
10w prlce for cash. This is s.
beaut.lfuily finished house, Let
us show it to you,
SefAt.t I-O\4L in very choice In -
cation. Convenient kitchen, S-
r/loco
datcond, Pelee 54,500.i00,l heated.
Terms,
SHOP cis iPAI'TM]JNT--•-AVell lo-
cated. tat Exeter business section.
Sultable for office or any butt -
aloes requiring medium finer
space. Very comfortable ltting
quarters Terms. 2:6tfc
APARTMENT ROUSES, T'ARMS-
L' et tis give you details.
3-EED11.003t 'CRICK with gavage..
well built and
to
This home Is w 1 h
T m
11tlt1g anddidtining]spac s andgctoen
ond
kitchen; full basement with nil
Interning furnace, This is aft estate
house and nt'tls5 be sold.. 2:27tec
To buy el' sell, see C. V. Pic-
kard, 'Realtor and General Insur-
ance, .i9$ Drain 5t„ Exeter, phones
165 and 62e,
BRICK. C O'r T A GE, insulated.
haa'diwnod flame, 2 bedrooms with
pbssible tltird, 33 -nine bath, furs
niece, garage, $5,000 Cath to Settle
ee.ta,.te.
1 FLOOR. /heel brie, living foam
fireplace, 5 bedeeonts, full bath,
nice ktieltee, fullcellar, furnace,
hbt iwatei' tank, central location.
2'-STO:1.f:T HOUSE, large furnace,
3 -,fere bath, het and veld water,
heavy duty tbiring', garageEarly
i teeetislon. it:eStet
lrE'W '1-STi1Fir featne, 'Menai
basement, 3 bedrooms, full bath.
ee
(00 A.C'1tIiS. all tellable, insulated
Rouge, 3 -,piece hath, ftti•nac. , beet"
Ment, barn, alio, drilled ttel1
l6redsure eyatent; liver e'lllage;
516.000, 2:.atfe
Write to, tette. W. C, Pearce,
C`.@,fifer,
Exeter, Intone 438; Mari
XAraotis, beetle. 307, .Prod role•
netene 685-W. Settee -leo. 11tf ,
tttt', 95' 'frontage by 115', eat
Turbo Street. Etat, north aide,
14ply Aft fob telling, phbne
IN Ilt.N8AL'L-7 t'obitt blttek bouts
and ilareget Oil large IOC; 4 -(here
bath, futheee, tnttitidii cupboardie
Olnae to ehurehee and beet ern".
'ASP infoiriitiitlon kite "Rex 58,
lllAttbittlTr tt,-6.13;41Od•
• EVENTIDE V1LLA, a home for
elderly citizens, is now open at
10 Sanders St.. Exeter. The Villa
is under the management of Mee.
, L. Desjardine, Exeter. 1:9tfc
LOST
525.00 REWARD for the return
of a fox hound. white and black
with tan ears, Lost in vicinity ot
Parkhill. Contac' ,Tack Welton,
phone, '142-.1 Thedford. 'eTc
LADIES, WRIST WATCle, Gruen.
with second hand. :Selieved lost on
Main St. Reward. Phone 106 'Ex-
eter. tic,
AUCTION SALES
Extensive
AUCTION SALE
Of Choice Cattle, Valuable
Farm Implements, Truck,
Tractor, Combine, Hay,
Grain, Poultry and
Miscellaneous Items
On the Premises,
N- e ot Lot 4, Con. 15,
HAT TOWNSHIP
lei 'Mlles 'West of Dashwood
and ee-mile north,
The undersigned auctioneer re-
reive.d instructions to sell by
Public Auction en
'AS•ED\ESDAT, MARCH 5, 1055
Commencing rat 3.2130 pan, Sharp
TR.L'CK, TRACTOR. & COM -
SINE: 1940 Dodge pickup truck
with stock rack, in A-1 condition;
Oliver row crop tractor, com-
pletely equipped, in A-1 condi-
tion; Case power take -off com-
bine, corn later equipped, in new
n y
condition,
FARM IMPLEMENTS & 3.11SC.
ITEMS: Inter. Sett. swathe', like
now; efeDeering 13-rutt double
plate fertilizer drill, on rubber.
used one season; Inter. tractor
spreader, like new; spring tooth
cultivator, en 'rubber: M -1f side
delivery rake: 'Meld 10 -ft. dump
rake. 3 -furrow efeDeering trac-
tor plow; Bisset 32 -plate double
disc; McDeering mower, 6 -ft. cut,
Frost & Wood avower, 5 -ft, cut;
3 -drum at eel 'toilet': 4 -section
diamond harrows,- like new; e-
erily bean scuffler. for tractor and
Kean Puller; llt-']i binder, 6 -ft.
cut; 11-14 hay loader; rubber tire
Wagon; 15.15, flat hey rack; sieve
grain box, 100 -bus, capacity;
walking plow; sleighs; cutter;
new extension ladder: fanning
mill; bag truck; sling ropes; two
elleft. rubber Belts. Vessot grind -
pr:
bots,
mt
Omelet- saw;electric:
Venerator; 2 large sap natty 160
sen pails; Water tank; emery:
grindstone: heavy duty block and
tackle; :1,(500 -lb. bean stales; root
pulper; .M -Ft cream separator;
i'hieleen shelter6; pie 'feeders;
Hetes sti•eichers; windless; onien
seeder; 2 electric fencers; large
assortment of 'care/otter tools,
heavy chains; post hole auger;
sOusage Vender and press: ."
title; paint settee -et. completely
equipped; potatoes; oak barrels,
ehec heater; kitrri�n table and
Qu
houtehtild herbs,
CATTLE: Herder(' cow, taraty-
ttig second 'calf, dee Sate date;
roan cot`', with third Celt at foot,
fresh 3 weeks; red cow, cattvllis
tilled calf inillking; roan cotw,
carrying fifth calf, due in April;
part Hereford and !Holston rdty,
carrying fourth tsalf, due in May;
part Heretord and .1'tt03&y riots',
carrying fifth calf, due in April;
;Sart Hereford and Durham cow,
retrying second colt, due in
Alit il; red letli'hert anw, carry=ing
third rale, citta in ilfareh; part
flurhkei and .Tcraey heifer. due in
April; roan hotfnr, due in April;
n 111 Il}fefefordei ahetferafai , rioing 2 1 oat's -
(1 d yea.flin)± Sieifaivs;
2 Hereford } eai'Itnk atecrs
P0tILTFtY: 60' Sussex. and !teed
yeasting; lienGr•
11 tI' ,t.s,
Ally: 356 bus. Reg.
entry stied bats; $flfi bales oat
straw; otiontuy, 16033 lea.•.
SNO L ESEis F1. I"Si vdrvthing wilt
he sold. ISue to Odra large sale,
telling *111 start Sharp" cin time,
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ALVIN t rAt,'1'7[,1t, AttdCtoneer
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Real Estate,
Household Effect; and
Misc.eliansous Items.
On the Premises,
Lot $0, Pian 51. Stephen, Twp.
in the
'VILLAGE OF PAS11WO0P
'rile Undersigned Auctioneer re*
reined in$triletions to sell by
Public 4uctton on
1fA' iseelest)', MA.fecH :$, ',MS
CommeneiAK st Dquiet yhirr
IRE.%'. ES'1'.A,T1 : Consists of Lot
80, Plan 37, in. the ''Village of
Dashwood, on which is situated.
a -roomed frame dwelling. Main
floor consists of living and din-
1ng room, bedroom andkitchen,
with good-sized wordshed. Segund
floor .consists of 3 •bedrooms, alSo
has a. full basement with large
cistern; a. large barn garage and
work shop; ample garden land.
fruit tree's, ;Property nicely situ-
ated and in good state of repair.
TERMS OP'I1EA'Ii ESTATE: 10°,
nn day of pale, balance in '„n ,days.
Sold subject to a• reasonable re-
serve hid, Inspection invited. be.
fore day of sale.
elOUSE HOLD EFFECTS AND
26151'. TTEetS: Admiral 7 cu -ft.
refrigerator^ like new: Ph 11 co
electric radio: 3 kitchen stoves;
combination Quebec heater and
stove; kitchen eahinet; dining,
room exteneion table: 6 kitchen
',hairs and table; sideboard; kit:
Then cupboard; couch; 2 rockers:
3 arm chairs; hall tree; studio
couch; studio rocker; kitchen
clock; alarm clock; 2 centre
ta:hles; crokinole board; organ
and stool; phonograph: .2 steel
beds, springs and mattress; dres-
sers and stands; .wooden bed:
springs and ritattress; comntodea'
trunks; antique dresser; • bed
lamps; 3 coal -oil lamps; comfort -
ere; quilts; sheets; pillows; ]anent;
Mata; silverware; ' g 1 a a s w a r e;
fancy dishes; kitchen utenatla;
electric toaster,rand iron; 2 toilet
sets; kitchen sink; largo antique
bread box; 'suitcases: 0 r o r k s;
sealers; quantity of fruit, etc,
21150. ITEMS: rubber tire car-
riage, in new condition: extensinn
ladder; wheelbarrow; work hence;
doublee barrel shotgun; cutter,
steel wheel horse carriage: new
Jogging cart; aingle horse double
sleigh; walking plow: 2 single
scufflers; 4 lawn chalra: 4 cords
slab wood: crow bare: large as-
sortment carpenter tools; quantity
kindling wood; onion .seeder.
garden neuftler;. cross -cut . saw:
shovels; forks; axes: 3On celery
crates: Stewart electric- clipper:
!rand horse clipper: fanning mill;
40 bales straw, -etc.
NO 'SESERVE, everything' will
be sold.
TERMS: Cash.
ROY BENDER.
GORDON • BENDER,
Executors for the Estate of the.
late John Sender
GLEN WEBS,: Clerk
ALVIN WALPF.Re Auctioneer
27:5c
Extensive
AUCTION SALE
Of Clyde Horses,
Choice Durham Cattle,
Tractors, Truck, Thresher,
Machinery, Hogs, Poultry,
Hay, Grain and Misc. Items
'On the Premises.
LOT 14. SiBe HAT- TOWNSHIP,
on S. Highway, 3 Miles East of
Dashwood or 4 Miles West of
No. 4 Highway.
The tndersigned Auctioneer re-
ceived instructions ' to sell by
Public Auction on
WEDNESDA.]', MARCH 12, 1055
Comnaesie]ag at' 12130 pan., Sharp
HORSES: Matched Clyde team,
both mares, 5 and 9 years old.
guaranteed sound. and reliable in
every way; dark baymare, 10
years old, true and; reliable.
DURHAM CATTLE: Eight roan
cow, carrying fifth call, due in
May:: .dark red cow, carrying
third ester, due sale date; light
•
rian cotede Aareh �3;
roan
cow,duo, March l0: red cow.
carrying send ,calf,
due in June;
roan row, milkinsg, sine in Aug.:
Holstein row, .rartying ateond
calf, .due first week in May; red.
row, ,carrying fourth calf, .due
April 2; red •con', carrying fourth
calf, due tllarrlt 20; light roan
cow, parrying third calf, clue leek
wee: in MeV; light
roan .cow.
rarryint: third calf, due March
30; red cow, carrying third .calf,
due A1arch 23: light roan ,cow.
carrying ,second calf, due sale
time; red .open heifer, rising 2
years old; Holstein Yearling heif-
er: 5 yearling steers; 7 yearling
heifers; Registered .red Durham
bull, rising 3 years old. This is
an .extra choke herd of cattle.
•enepectlon invited before •day of
Sale.
BOGS: 2 Tork sows, .carrying
fourth litter, bred to Landrace
hog, due in .April; Yorkshire
sow, with litter of eight,
POULTRY: 110 New Hamp.: Suss
sex yearling Ilene.
'rF,T;CK, TI'.ACTOI>S R T1•iriE-
5.1i1.1:: 1,950 Studebaker le -ton
pickup truck. in good condition,
11cDeering Farman "A", come
pletely equipped. in A-1 condi-
tion; 'W, C. Allis Chalmers tree -
tor, in good contrition: 24x$2
White thresher, on steel, com-
pletely equipped. like new,
FARA( ID1PLEMENTS ,i MISC.
ITEMS: d!' -H 10 -run fertilizer
drill; DleDeering mower, 5 -ft. cut;
efcbeering side delivery rake;
Mcl)eering drop head hay loader;
*Deering 2 -furrow 'wide bottom
plow; Goodisnn 2 -furrow tractor
plow; 3tcDeering 'binder, 6 -ft. cut;
M.cDeering horse drawn manure
spreader, on steel; 15f -le 9-11. stiff
tooth cultivator: M -H lO-ft. spring
tooth .cultivator: At -'.FI e -ft. spring
tooth cultivator; McDeering 3 -
section spring tooth harrows; Tic -
Deering .14 -plate out throw disc;
1 -section diamond harrows;
3-
s ction aoal roller: St fF �4. 1sk*
tractor Oise; Ist-d2,-row .teats,
sniffler; 30 -ft. dump rake; 2'
wheel trailer with rack:3 roil.
40 -rod 9 -strand new fencing; rub*
ber :tire wagon; 16 -ft. hay rack;
1„etr grinder, litre new; roelt
pulper: two 455 -,gal. ,stesl drums;
coal oil drum: colony house; .gall
Pitman for barrel; 2 chicken'Abele
tees; bag truck; Viking creaut
fop aratop; emery; 4 loggiitit
chains; rattle ehaine: 8. and 9e
toot cedar posts; butcher kettle;
28 -It. extension '}adder; harnesee
200 -et. of snnw fence, sausage
grinder and press: 110 -ft. endless
belt; chains; shovel$, Parka; bass,
050., etc.
HAY, CRAI:1 d' FETED. 350 bus,
mixed grain; 1,000 square bales
of choice quality hay; quantity of
loose hay; l5 ton choice oat
straw; 200 bushels turnips; ;$-ft,
silage; 3 bags Sebago seed pots-
toes,
IHOUSEMOLD EFFECTS: Beaoh
heavy duty 4 -burner electric
stove; kitchen range; Coleman,
oil burner. like new; 3 -burner
gas stove: dining room suite;
extension table; 6 chairs: buffet:
kitchen extension table and,
chairs; 3 complete bedroom suites:
end tables; glass cupboard; 3
bureaus;, small tables; verandah
swing: electric warping machine;
electric iron and toaster; Ironing
board; dishes; pots; pans; 30 new
woven mats; 15 new woollen
blankets! . electric lamp; sealers,
and many articles too numerous
to mention.
NO RESERVE, as the farm 111
sold.
Due to extra large We, selling
will start tharp on time.
Lunch booth on grounds.
TERMS: Cash.
HORACE PFAFF, Proprietor
GARNET HICKS, Clerk '
,U.VIN WALPER, Auctioneer
37:6*
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for...
uncle's
Drug Store
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*SUPPLIES
Wonderful New Easter Candy!
See our new line of Easter Novelties --Bunnies, Chickens,
Eggs .etc. -all in SOLID chocolate, attractively decorated
and reasonably priced. Limited supply in stock. Orders
must be in be.March 15.
POLITICS
Our Cars Are Neither Liberal_
Nor Conservative, They're
JustDarn
ood Ones
'57 FORD CUSTOMLINE
300 series. It's still ne*. We've only
driven to the bank twice. We'll stili
sell. it toyott for .$300 under list
price.
'56 CHEVY SEDAN '
Still smells of flowers $1,795
i
SEDAN
63METEOR
Nice clean family car .. .. $995
'50 FORD TUDOR
truVe by the guy`s wife, he tells ine.
With new paint job. $595
'57 BELVEDERE HARDTOP
Smartest car of '57. Fairly well load-
ed. The car that makes old men feel
young again ... .. $2,850
'54 FORD TUDOR
Custoinline, snow tires $1495
'51 FORD RD TUDOR
Radio, whitewalls, fender skirts, half
customized . .. $495
tRANSPORTATION SPECIAL!
r48 MERCURY
Coach -Good body, good tires,
and a darn good price.
$150
Don't Shovel Snow
If it mows again (and it 'hill) rlon't 'Wait
for spring, TIO IT NOW. 'Call Lou for
expert show removal,
iF iT'.5 A.'CAR YOU WAND' 'i"0 .BU,
G1VE LOU 1 A1LEY A TRY
Phone 459 Exeter