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t ALE-- FOR SALE— 1REAL ESTATE— !SERVICES— ( LOST— .l ternery; pillows; quilts; drapes;
PIONEER, SEED CORN is test- 1951 DODGE SEDAN, good con-.
ed for seed strength in cold, wet dition, Apply John Batten, Elim -
foil at a temperature of 48 de- ville, phone .Kirkton 25-r-23.
grees. Pioneer corn is backed 21;28*
by a replanting agreement. Pio--
neer gives free seed corn if you, SANILAC SEED BEANS
must disc up and replant for any I Eligible for Registration
reason. Order strong germinal-, 90 Per Pound
ing Pioneer now. See Keith They lv r
Lovell, BR 2 Kipper., Ont., phone . were World Champions at
-iensadl .678-R-22. 14:21:28c Royal Winter Fair and yielded
46 bushels Ilei acre.
18 WEANER PIGS -- Apply Bob
Denomme, phone Exeter 638-J.
21c
OFFICE EQUIPMENT -- Head-
quarters for Royal typewriters,
Victor adding machines. We .can
save you money! Exeter Times-
Advocate, phone 770. 27tfc
CENTRALIA Enjoy country
living—modern, almost new 2.
bedroom home, large living room
: and dining room, bath and ret
room; hot water heating; lovely
lot across from Huron Park;
low down payment.
EXETER — Duplex—apartments
renting for $60.00 each. Tenants
CASH REGISTER used, Nation -Pay hydra. Large lot 308 x
al, completely rebuilt. A good baths, .oil heat; $3,5 down.
To buy or sell contact
Canada'sBOB ALLAN, BRUCEFIELD buy for $135.00. Apply Larry's
CNational Magazine 14:21e Supertest, phone 968 Exeter, 21e
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THE EXETER
TIMES -ADVOCATE
Phone 770
FAST!' FAST! Film service.
"Silk Finish" and glossy prints
at their best, Russell Electric,
Exeter. 30:7:1.4:21c
DO NOT GROW dandelions in
your lawn. We now have Weed-
Killthat will kill nearly all the
weeds but willnot injure the
clover. The lawn should be
sprayed very soon as the dande•.
liens will be in bloom, then they
will mature and spread seed.'
Phone 266, L. V. Hogarth.
14:21c
ELECTRIC RANG E, Moffat,
high oven, good condition, Phone'
356 Exeter. 21c
GUITAR, Jumbo arch top, with
'52 CHEV—Rebuilt raptor, good electric pickup and case, good
rubber, car kept in good condi- condition. Phone 1184 Exeter.
tion. Phone 5 Crediton.21nc 21*
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BIRTHS--
BARDAWILL — Mr. and Mrs,
Edward Bardawill, Simcoe St.,
, Exeter, announce the birth of
a son, Itandel] Bradley, at
South Huron Hospital, May 14
—a brother for Connie„ Carson,
Rickey and. Chris,
BELL — Mr, and Mrs. George
W. Bell, Columbia Dr., RCAF
Centralia, are pleased to an-,
nounce the birth of a son,
James Wallace, at South Hur-,
on Hospital, May 18.
CUNNINGTON. — Mr, and Mrs.
Howard Cunnington, RR 3 Ex-
eler, announce the birth of a
son, David Leroy, at South
Huron Hospital, May 17.
FINLAYSON — Laird and. Ruby
Finlayson, nee Parsons, RR 3
Kippen, announce the birth or
a daughter, Sharon Marie, at,
South Huron Hospital, May 12.
KOPP—Jim and Etta (Brintnell)
Kopp, 138 Victoria St„ Exeter,'
announce the birth of a son,1
Steven ,lames, at South Huron!
Hospital, May 14—a brother for i
Karen, Gail and Debbie.
KOWATSCH—Mr. and Mrs. Karl;
Kowatsch, Simcoe St„ Exeter,
announce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Rosemary Joann, at South;
Huron Hospital, May 15,
LUNNEY—Mr. and Mrs. Frank i
Lunney, Centralia, announces
the birth of a daughter, Calhe-1 Elizabeth, at South Hur-
on Hospital, May 16.
MILLER—Mr. and Mrs. James
B. Miller, RCAF Centralia, an-
nounce the birth of a son,
Robert Kenneth, at South Hur-
on. Hospital, May 14—a brother
for Gordon, Billy, Patty, Mike
and Charles.
THOMAS—Mr. and Mrs. Griffin
Thomas, of Grand Bend, an-
nounce the birth of a son at
South Huron Hospital, May 20
—a brother. for Dehorrah and
Barbara Anne.
WINDSOR — Mr. and Mrs. Max
Windsor, RR 1 Ailsa. Craig,
announce the birth of a son
at South Huron Hospital. May
15—a brother for Kevin and
ninth grandson for Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Keller. Dashwood.
WILLIAMS—Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Williams, formerly Phyllis Gib-
son, wish to announce the birth
of a daughter, Brenda Phyllis,
at St. Joseph's, Hospital, Lon-
don, May 13.
DEATHS—
RUNDLE—Suddenly at the resi-
dence of his son, William
Rundle, Woodham, Wednesday,
May 20, 1959, Bert A. Rundle,
in his eighty-fourth year. Rest-
ing at the Marriott funeral.
home, St, Marys, until Satur-
day, May 23, where funeral
service will take place. at 2
p.m. Interment in Kirkton
Union. Cemetery. 21c
CARDS OF THANKS --
We wish to thank those who
visited us in hospital, for gifts,
cards and flowers, Special
thanks to Di'. Gans and nurses.
—Mrs. Elmer Powe and Alan,
21c
I wish to sincerely thank my
relatives and friends for the
many cards, treats, flowers and
visits which 1 received during
my recentstay in Victoria Hos-
pital and during my convales-
cence at home.—Mrs, Ron Heim- -
rich, 21*
I wish to express my apprecia-
tion and thanks to all those who
tent Cards, :flowers, .letters and
treats and who visited me while
I was a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospitaf, London. Special thanks
to friends and neighbours and
Exeter Legion.—Mrs. Maude Me -
Donald, 20*
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to relatives and friends
who visited and sent cards,
flowers and treats to me while
1was a patient in Clinton Public
Hospital. Specialthanks to Dr.
Goddard. Dr, Oakes and the
nurses of Clinton Public Ilospit-
al.—Jim Dougall, 21*
1 wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciationto all
Who sent flowers, cards and
gifts and to all who visitecl me
while a patient in Victoria Hos-
pital, London. .Special. thanks to
the nurses on. Sixth E. for their
kWh -tea -1W. L'1ndonfield. 21*
Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie wishes
to thank her relatives and friends
who remembered her with visits,
cards, gifts and flowers while
111, Special thanks to Rev. C.
Daniel, flower c(itnilii(fee of the
Hensall ttnit('d Church, De... •
C. Goddard and nursing staff of
Clinton Public libspital and stey
104„hboltre.
CARDS OF THANKS—
The fancily of the late Mrs.
Helen McEwen wish to thank
their relatives, friends and
neighbours for the many acts
of kindness, messages of sym-
pathy and floral tributes during
their recent bereavement of their
mother. Special thanks to Rev.
C. Daniel, I;he staff of South
Huron Hospital, Dr. J. C. God-
dard, the pallbearers and all
others who assisted in any way.
We wish to say a sincere
thanks to our friends for the
many cards, thoughtful gifts and
kind messages sent to us at the
time of the birth of our daugh-
ter.—Bill and Fern Dougall. 21*
The family of. the late Evert
Vandeworp wishes to express
sincere thanks and appreciation
for all the acts of sympathy,
cards, memorial Bibles, and
beautiful floral. tributes received
during their recent bereavement.
Special thanks to Dr. Goddard,
Rev. Van Farowe, pallbearers,
neighbours and Bonthron Fune-
ral Horne in Hensall. 21*
Mrs. Edgar Fansonwishes to
thank all those who so kindly
remembered her with cards,
calls and other ways while a
patient in South. Huron Hospital
and since corning home. 21*
IN MEMORIAM—
CORBETT—ln loving memory of
a dear father and grandfather,
. Nathaniel Corbett, who passed
away four years ago, May 21,
1955.
God took him home, it was His
will,
But in our hearts we love him
still;
His memory is as dear today
As in the hour he passed away,
We often sit and think of him
When we are all alone,
For memory is the only friend
That grief can call its own.
—Lovingly remembered by Eva,
Doug, Hilda, Russ and fami-
lies. 21*
CORBETT-1n loving memory of
a ' dear husband and father,
Nathaniel Corbett, who passed
away four years ago, May 21,
1955.
Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear.
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps him near,
—Lov.in g1y remembered by
wife and son Litton.
JONES — In loving memory of
a dear wife, mother and grand-
mother, Orca Jones, who pass-
ed away one year ago, May 24,
1958.
God saw you getting weary,
He did what He thought best,
He put His arms around you
And whispered "Come and
Rest" '
The Golden Gate stood open,
One year ago today.
With goodbyes left unspoken.
You gently slipped away,
—Lovingly remembered and sad-
ly missed by the family. 21*
HUNTER - DUVAR In loving
memory of a dear husband
and father, Ed, who passed
away May 19, 1957,
No just today, but every day.
In silence we remember,
—Always ,relneinbered by his
and Edward.
wife Peg, daughters Lillian
and Linda, sons Ivan, Guy and
Edward. 21*
MESSNER—In loving memory of
our dear father who passed
away one year ago, May 25,
1958.
We sit and think of you each
each'. day,
And to think of how you died,
To think you never said good-bye
Before you closed your eyes.
We watched you suffer, we
heard you sigh,
13ut all we could do was just
stand by. i
.But; God looked on and Ile knew
best,
And took you home to Eternal
Rest.
-Lovingly cement eyed by
daughters, Sons -in • law, . and
grandchildren, 21*
SWEITZER-1n loving memory
of a Wife, Mother and aunt,
Edith Sweitzer, who passed
away one year ago, May 24,
1958.
GM SSW you getting weary,
He did what He tliought best;
i- e put bis arms around you
Arid whispered come and rest,
The golden gates stood opera
One year ago today,
With goodbyes left unspoken
You gently slipped away'.
, l ver remembered by husband,
Children, :Meets and grand.
Children. 21*
SMALL BUILDING, well-built of
allclew material, approximately
100 square feet; price $100.00 or
best offer, W, Morley, phone 226
Exeter. 21*
TABLE POTATOES, No, 2, 75 -
lb. bag, $1.00; No. 1 table pota-
toes; No. 1 large potatoes for
restaurants and french fries;
also feed potatoes. T. L. Soud-
ant, RR 2 Grand Bend, phone.
44-R-2 Grand Bend. 4:30tfc
REFRIGERATOR, Kelvinator .12
eu. ft.; also Ingersoll washing
machine; both in good condition.
Apply J. Gosar, 512 William St.,
Exeter, 21*
CORN PICKER, Case, 1 -row; g-
row Case planter; 2 -row culti-
vator; 3 -furrow Massey plough,
pull. type; Maxwell wash',lg ma-
chine; all in good condition.
Glen Rose, Seaforth, phone 652-
11-13. 20*
REFRIGERATOR, Norge, 9 cu.
ft., $150.00 or best offer. Apply
314 Main St., Apartment 3. 21*
MAN RE SPREADER, rubber
tire; power International cream
separator; both in good working
condition. Apply Joe Amos, phone
619-r-12 Ailsa Craig. 21e
SANILAC BEANS, grownfrom
certified seed. Apply Gerald
O'Rourke, phone • 39-r-12 Dash-
wood, Ont. 21c
ENNIS PIANO, medium size,
mahogany finish, with bench, in
new condition, fully guaranteed,
$98.00. W. Martin, Exeter South,
phone 43. 21*
VOLKSWAGEN, '58 cusom, with
radio and windshield washers,
perfect condition. Contact Cpl,
Soon, RCAF Station Clinton,
Basic Training, phone HU 2-3411.
21*
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, elec-
tric portable, with zig-zag, em-
broiderers, monograms, blind
hens, etc., under guarantee, full
balance $36.00 or take up pay-
ments of $6.00 monthly. Please
reply to Box No, "JS", Exeter
Times -Advocate. 21:28*
1952 MONARCH SEDAN, auto-
matic, A-1 shape; will trade on
cattle. .Apply Fred Darling,
phone 978, Darling's TGA Exeter.
21c
KEN LOCKE is now wrecking
20 post war cars at RR 1 Credi-
ton, a mile south-west of the
airport. Plenty of good engines,
transmissions, tires and batteries
available. Phone AC 8-6279. 21*
I HAVE a, dealership for. Meyers
Sprayers, for orchards or. Weed -
Kill. Also for all insecticides
and fungicides; Weed-Killof all
kinds; Aldrin for maggots in
turnips, and Simazine, the new
premerge spray for corn. I have
on hand a supply of the new
English Weed -Kral for seedling
alfalfa or canning peas. Phone
266, L. V. Hogarth. 14:21:28c
SURGE MILKER
Parts available from:
Harvey Ratz, Shipka
Howard Pym, RR 1 Centralia
LOVELL H. McGUIRE
Surge Service Dealer
New and Used Milkers
Call Wingham 593,
Clinton HU 2-7207
7:14:21:28*
FOR RENT—
APARTMENT, ground floor,
partly furnished, newly decorat-
ed, separate entrance, suitable
for one or two, central location.
Apply Box "G", Times -Advocate.
7:14:21c
TURNIP PLANTER, 2 -.row,
Phone Zurich 91-r-3 or apply
Harold Dignan, 3 miles west of
Hensall. 5:14-6:18*
APARTMENT, in Hensall, down-
stairs, with garage, hot and cold
water. Apply t o Mrs. W. C.
Hooper or phone 518 Exeter,
14:21c
6 -ROOM. HOUSE, on highway,
close to Grand Bend. Phone 38-
r-11 Grand Bend, after 6 p,nt.
21.c
COUNTRY HOME, la.& storey,
brick, 4 bedrooms, 2 miles north-
west of Kirkton, third farm north
of St. Marys road. Apply Arlow
Copeland, Kirkton, phone 126-R-
17. 21*
APARTMENT, Traquair, lower,
furnished, 4 :rooms, self contain-
ed, private entrance, heat and
hot water supplied; w or king
couple preferred. Available June
1. Apply in person at 59 John
St. E. 2.1 c
UP P E R APARTMENT, farm
house, edge of town, 4 rooms
and 2 -piece bath. Available int-
mediately. Phone 356 Exeter,.
21C
REAL ESTATE—
BRICK HOUSE, 7 rooms, in the
village of Kirkton, large corner
lot, hydro, garage and furniture,
The property of the late David
Hazlewood, priced reasonable,
Apply Mrs. Charles Paul, phone
69•R•2 Rirkton,
MODERN' BUNGALOW, ranch
style, 1/ years old. This home
Lias large living and dining area,
kitchen, utility room and 2 bed -
Items and is located at 468 Ed -
Ward SL, Exeter•, Contact. COI,
bots R:CAh' Sta.tinii Clinton
Ratio Training, phone HU 24411.
M, J, Gaiser
Real Estate
Phone Exeter 24, or
SAM HENDRICK, Salesman
Phone Exeter 711
21c
GRASS FARM — 100 acres with
two springs. About 15 acres of
bush. Lot 31, Con. 11 Biddulph.
Contact W. S. O'Neil, phone 28.7
Granton. 3:26tfe
C. V. Pickard
EXETER
We have clients wishing to
purchase Exeter homes. If you
wish to sell, see us,
We are offering the following
and other properties:
APARTMENT HOUSE, Exeter,
with central oil heating. This
property requires renovating but
can be purchased at very low
price, on easy terms,
LARGE one -storey brick house,
good Exeter location, beautifully
treed lot, This will make a corn -
Portable home for large family
or a good duplex. Terms.
CENTRALIA — Comfortable 2-
bedroom cottage; good base-
ment; oil burning furnace; par-
ticularly nice lot. This property
is in best of condition. Price
$6,500.00—terms.
To buy or sell, see C. V.
PICKARD, Realtor, and General
Insurance, 394 Main St., Exeter,
phone 165 and 628. 6:5tfc
SLIT DOESN'T FIT? Altera-! CAMEO BROOCH, _. ..
Main Street,
tions, double breasted sits made Exeter, large size, oval shape,
singles. Spurrell, 87 Dundas, .cream background, valued as
London. HU 7.6081, 5:14tfnc keepsake. Finder please leave at
The Times-Ativoet. Z1*
SEPTIC TANKS pumped, im-
mediate service. Butler Bros.,'
Lucan, phone 130-W or 108. 4:2tfe
1UGHEST CASH PRICES for
sick, down or disabled horses
and cows. Dead stock at value.
Call promptly; 7 -day week ser-
vice. Call Ed. Andrews, Collect,
851.1;-11 Seaforth. 3:5.8-27*
WHITEWASHING—Anyone wish-
ing to have their barns or hen-
houses whitewashed, call Bill
Watson, phone 37-R-19 Dashwood,
Also grain or corn spraying.
5:21tfe
EMPLOYMENT WANTED-
ODD JOBS, carpentering, paint-
ing etc, Phone Centralia AC 8-
6687. 1:5tfc
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Junior
Stenographer
FOR EXETER BUSINESS
OFFICE
Apply in writing to
BOX LMX,
THE TIMES -ADVOCATE
. 26ctfc
Waitress
Apply in person.
RETHER'S RESTAURANT
25 -ACRE FARM, suitable for 21c
market gardening, insul-brick, 3 -
piece bath, modern kitchen, GIRL, 18-35 years. Apply only if
built-in cupboards, 4 bedrooms. interested inlearning florist
Corner farm, south quarter of business. Must live in. :Hills
Lot 6, Conc. 15, Stephen Town- Flowers, 872 William St., London
ship. Priced for quick sale.
Phone Dashwood 161-r-6.
14:21:28c
W. C. Pearce
REALTOR
GENERAL INSURANCE
86 Anne St. Exeter Phone 435
3 -BED, 2 -storey house, 3 -piece
bath, coal furnace.
3 -BEDROOM red brick house,
oil burning furnace, 3 -piece bath,
garage, in Centralia.
NEW 3 -bedroom one -floor house
with allconveniences, oil fur-
nace, attached garage.
BRICK HOUSE, 3 -bedroom, with
conveniences, gar a g e, good
terms.
FIRST CLASS village general
store, good turnover, attached
dwelling.
We have a good choice in
farms, 40 acres to 200 acres.
EARL PARSONS, Phone 507
FRED COLE, Phone 544-R
RUSSELL BRODERICK
Phone 1187-W
2:19c HELP
Experienced
Waitress
Wanted
Good Wages if qualified.
Uniform supplied.
Sundays off.
Holidays with pay,
BABY CHICKS—
THE SEASON'S advancing, have
you booked your June -July broil-
ers? Prompt shipment dayold
and some started dual purpose
pullets and .cockerels, Some
Ames pullets, also Leghorns.
Specials on dayold heavy breed
cockerels. Bray Hatchery, Eric
Carseadden, Exeter, phone 246-
W. 21 en.
MISCELLANEOUS—
IT WOULD BE wise if you are
thinking of spraying your grain,
or part of it, to let your custom
sprayer know right away so that
be can arrange to do your work
atthe right time and do a good
job of It. Your custom sprayer,
t L. V. Hogarth, Exeter, phone
266. 14:21c
EQUIPMENT FOR RENT
Floor Sanders
Floor Edgers, Floor Polishers
Vacuum Cleaners, Tools, Etc.
BEAVERS HARDWARE
EXETER
2:19tfne
TENDERS—
TENDERS FOR COAL
South. Huron District High
School Board invites tenders for
Coal for the schoolbuilding on
Gidley Street, Exeter.
The twoLivingston Ogston Stokers
will require 160 tons of 11/4 x t/a
oil treated stoker coal.
Tenders shouldquote price per
ton delivered at the school as
required, and should include an
analysis.
Please address tenders to the
Secretary of the Board, E. D.
Howey, Exeter, Ontario, by May
30, 1959.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. 14:21c
PAINTING
Three rooms in Exeter Public
21c School during the summer holi-
days. Particulars may be secur-
Exeter Most, Modern Restaurant
SERVICES—
WATERLOO CATTLE
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
Artificial Breeding Service
All Breeds of Cattle
Member owned and controlled
Cost Low - Efficiency High
Use of the best of bulls
Disease controlled, Safety
For service or more informa-
tion phone—
FOR LONG DISTANCE
CLINTON ZENITH 9-5650
Between 7:30 and 9:30 A.M.
week days
6:00 and 8;00,P.M.
Saturday evenings
Calls received an Saturday
evening will be serviced on Sun-
day morning. For cows in heat
on Sunday morning, DO NOT
call until Monday morning.
BETTER CATTLE FOR
BETTER LIVING
WHY GROW wormy apples when
for a few cents you can have
clean fruit? They must be spray-
ed at the right time. Phone 266,
L. V. Hogarth. 14:21c
FAST, EXPERT SERVICE ON
* TV, Radio and Appliances
* Electric Wiring * Oil Burners
EXETER ELECTRIC
Phone 723
30:7:14:21c
WASHING' MACHINES repaired
on Weekends. Apply Paul Sass,
66 William SL, Exeter, phone
354•W, 21:28;4:11:18„
Custoin
BULLDOZING A. EXCAVATING
with D-7 Caterpillar
GLENN HEAMAN'
RB; 3 Parkhill: Phone o211-11.2
14;21:28:4e
BACKHOE WORK
Cellars, Septic Tanks eft,
Small Irrigation Ponds
Reasonable Rates Fast Service
' 7
PHONE SEAFOh'Tli 4 7
14:21*
PHONE 777
21c
WANTED—
Stenographers &
Typists
Required for Department, of
National Defence, Centralia, On- secretary. Lowest or any tender
tario. Stenographer Salary 51950 • not; necessarily accepted,
to $2730. Typist Salary $1860 to
$2640 per annum, based on edu-
cation and experience. Send ap-
plication forms to the Ciluil
.Service Commission, 388 Dundas
Street, London, before May 30, SCHOOLHOUSE
)959. 21c Tenders are called for the de-
molition and complete removal
of the schoolhouse, foundation
and woodshed known as the No.
6 school of the Hay Township
School Area, situated on Lot No.
8, Con. 9, Hay (Babylon Line).
Removal of buildings to be done
within one year from date of
WANTED— acceptance of tender and remov-
al of foundation and cement
DINING ROOM SUITE, used, in steps, etc. to be within two
good condition, Apply Box 33, months after the removal of the
Times -Advocate. 14:21* building. A "harked cheque"
for $125,00 must accompany ten -
32 HEAD CATTLE for summer der as guarantee that the terms
grassing, Phone Lucan 240-R-12, of this tender are complied with,
Seim Peterson, RR 1 C1and - or deposit will be forfeited.
Y Tender not to include any desks.
When completed, the site must
meet with the approval of the
Board.
No tender neeessarily aecept-
ed from the secretary -treasurer.
Tenders should be in writing and
submitted by May 30. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted,
W. H. HODGSON,
Secretary -Treasurer
14.:21c
SS 10 STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL AREA
The undersigned will receive
tenders for above school until
June 23, 1959, to build a cement
block furnace room with chim-
ney and install a forced air. oil
fired furnace complete with duct
work throughout school. The con-
tractor is to complete the work
by August 25, 1959. For particu-
lars and specifications contact
Syd Baker, RR 3 Dashwood.
Lowest or aoy tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
WILMAR WEIN,
Secretary-Trea surer,
Box 181, Crediton, Ont.
21:28:4c
McGillivray Township
School. Area
SCHOOL BUS TENDER
The undersigned will receive
"marked" tenders until 12
o'clock noon, May 27th, 1959, to
supply and operate five buses,
50 -passenger, to transport school
children to the new central
school in. McGillivray. Routes
will be approximately 25 miles.
Township map with proposed
sketch routes at the home of the
DAVID HENRY, Secretary
RR 1 Clandeboye, Ont.
21c
PERSONAL --
WHY FEEL OLD? Feel years
younger. Ostrex Tonic Tablets
revitalize thousands past 40,
Only 690. At all druggists.
NOTICES TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
James George Rannie
ed.
All tenders to be in the hands
Notice is hereby given that all of the Secretary by June 6th,
Creditors and Others having 1959, at 6.00 p.nl.
claims against the estate of H, W, BRAKENSHIRE,
Jantes. George Rennie, late of
theVillai;e bf Zurich, in the Segretary Treasurer,
ray Township School Area
County of Huron, and Province Zurich, Ontario.
oor' abouf Ortotariot, l:etired, who died on
the 27t11 day of January,
1959, are required to forward
their claitns duly proven to the
undersigned on or before the
23rd day of May, 1959,
Arid notice is further given that,
after the said date the Execu-
tors Will proceed to distribute
the' estate having regard only Io
the ,claims of which they thens
shall have notice..
Dated at 'Exeter, Ontario. this
4th day of May, A.I). 1959.
W.a BA,
Cochran , B
Exeter, Ontario,
Exeeutbts" Solicitor.
7:14:216i tables; kitchen stools 'couch;
v
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects
in the
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
SATURDAY, MAY 23
at 1;00 p.m. D.S,T,
Beattyelectric washing
Ma-
chine; McClary 'cook stove; or-
gan; rollaway bed; bed, springs
and inatthtsa; dressers, bitten;
settee and chair; odd chairs:
kitchen table and theirs. small
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2 rugs, 12' x 10', and 12' 1 9'
liioleum; scatter mats; stops;
odd dishes;irror; haal II
llhenmirror; utensils;
wall tn
tures;
erokinole board; toilet
set; stepladder; lawn mower;
garden tools; wood, and numer-
ous other article:,.
TERMS: ('ash.
MRS, FJ:,ORENCE A. FE14:3E,
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Proprietress
ED CORBETT, Auctioneer
ONTARIO
AUCTION SALE .OF
BUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL
OR DEMOLITION
PROPERTY' SALE NO. 1,02211
Eight -room two-storey brick cont-
htnPd rP.PldPnrP and lunch rnom
311' x 44', frame chicken house
14' x 2r.', located at Pt. Lot 2t,.
Concession Smith Boundary, Town-
ship of Hay. approximately 8 miles
westerly from Exeter on the north
side of Highway No, 51.
Auction Sale will he held on the
property at 2:311 P.M, D.S.T., on
Wednesday. May 271h, 1515.
TERMS: Cash nr Certified Cheque,
'together with a Certified cheque for
5140.00 Performance bond at time
of sale.
Further Informal ion may he oh-
tained, f rom the Department of
Highways. Dist riet Office. 5F1
Huron Street. Stratford, Onra.rto,
Telephone 438n, OR
The Auctioneer, Mr. A. Walper.
Dashwood; Ontarin, Telephone Dash-
wood 115.
Sale. subjectt to a reser%a hid.
DEPARTMENT OF 14TGHVl'AT.S
ONTARIO,
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' AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable Household
Furniture and Machine Shop
Equipment of Stock
and Bolts and Drills
willinthe be sold by public auction
VILLAGE OF CREDITON
North Street, on
SATURDAY, MAY 30
at 1:30 p.m. Sharp
Radio, Philco TV set, 21 -inch;
s m a 11 refrigerator; rangette;
electric iron; electric clock; tri -
light; electric fan; 8 -day clock;
4 beds; 3 springs; 2 mattresses;
2 dressers; 3 wash stands; 3
chest of drawers; sofa bed; drop,
side couch; 4 small table; 2 mir-
rors; side board; 3 cedar chests;,
2 trunks; card table; rocking
chair; 8 chairs; medicine cabi-
et with mirror; piano bench; new
white galvanized sink; feather
tick; ironing board; crokinole
board; pillows; quilts; picture
frames; lot of dishes, pots and
pans; Wilton rug, 9 x 12; toilet
set; antique coffee grinder; gar-
den tools; hammers and saws;
kitchen table and 4 chairs;; heti,
room ,suite;
springs
a d
matt-
resses; day
bed; large green
rocket small .uphol,
stered rocker; 2 bedroom ropk-
ers; living room table; OW
lamp; 3 -burner gas stove; copper
tea kettle; dishes and kitchen
utensils; antique bread dough
container; many :other items.
Selling will start sharp at 1:30,
TERMS: Cash.
ALBERT MORLOC.K, Prop.
WM. H. SMITH, .Auctioneer
Crediton
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Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable Household
Effects & Misc. Items
On the premises, in the
VILLAGE OF KIRKTON
The undersigned auctioneer re-
ceived instructions to sell by
public auction on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 19511
at 1:30 p.m,
Dining room extension table; 6
dining room chair's; buffet; 3
oak rocking chairs; kitchen table
and chairs; utility table; audio
couch; chest of drawers; piano
and bench, like new; Hot Point
4 -burner electric stove, like new;
General Electric 6 cu. ft. re•
frigerator; ,Kelvinator 9 cu. ft,
refrigerator; Electrohome mantle
radio; 2 electric heaters; G.E.
electric iron and tea kettle;
Maxwell electric washer; hall
mirror with rack; 3 mirrors,
various sizes; bedroom chairs;
couch; 3 lamps; toilet set; Con-
goleum hall rug, 3 x 6; tapestry
rug, 9 x 12; hall tree; library
table; verandah mats; various
end tables; kitchen range; kit-
chen cabinet; small utility table;
Connor electric washer, like
new; dining room table, 5 match-
ing chairs; Singer drop head
sewing .machine; 2 complete bed-
rooms suites with springs and
mattress; single hed with springs
and mattress; steel bed, springs
and mattress; dressers and
stands; commodes; rug, 8 x 10;
pictures; carpet sweeper; cu-
shions; copper boiler; 2 large
laundry tubs; cellar table; kit-
chen utensils; glassware; silver-
ware; mops; brooms; set of
stove casters; lawn mower; step
ladder; garden tools; carpenter
and mason tools; forks; shovels;
many other miscellaneous items.
Due to large sale, selling will
start sharp on time,
TERMS: Cash.
No Reserve.
MRS. WM. MIDDLETON, -
MRS. CLARENCE ROUTLEY,
Executors for the estate
the late Thomas Washburn
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
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BUILDING LOTS
EAST OR WEST SIDE OF TOWN
$600 to $1,000 for Good Size Lot
Some of these lots may be purchased with $300 down
and balance on monthly payments.
Buy now while lots are available and use the lot as
part of your down payment when you decide to build
your new home.
JOHN BURKE
PHONE 863 MAIN ST., EXETER
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Business Directory
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DR. J. W. CORBETT
L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
814 Main Street South
Phone 273 Exeter
Closed Wednesday Afternoons
USBORNE & HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office — Exeter, Ontario
President
Alex J, Rohde Ric 3 Mitchell
Vice•President
Milton McCurdy RR 1 Kirkton
Directors
E. Clayton Colgtthoun RR 1
Science Hill
Martin Feeney RR 2 Dublin
Robert G. Gardiner RR 1
Cram arty ,
Timothy B. Toohey RR 3 Lucan
Agents
Harry Coates RR 1 Centralia
Clayton Harris Mitchell
Stanley Hocking Mttehell
Solicitor
W, G. Cochrane Exeter
Secretary -Treasurer
Arthur Fraser Exeter
ALAN POWRIE
AUCTIONEER
Fergus RR 1, 'Ontario
Phone 201w2, Fergus
A COMPLETE AUCTION
SERVICE
Graduate of the Reisch School of
Auctiofieering, Mason City, 1 .a,
U.S.A,
G. A. WEBB, D.C.
DOCTOR OF GHiROFRACTIC
DRUGLESS THERAPY
i"tsr Appointnietit .Phone 606
W. G. COCHRANE
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Hensall Office Open Wednesday
and Friday Afternoons
1:30 to 5:30
EXETER PHONE 14
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DR. H. H. COWEN
DENTAL SURGEON
D.D.S.
Main Street Exeter
Closed Wednesday Afternoons
PHONE 36
N. L. MARTIN
OPTOMETRIST
Main Street, Exeter
Open Every Weekday
Except. Wednesday
For Appointment Phone 355
ARTHUR FRASER
INCOME TAX REPORTS
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
ETC,
Ann St., Exeter Phone 504
ALViN WALPER
PROVINCIAL
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For your sale, large or small,
Courteous and efficient service
at all tiines. -
"Service That Satisfies”
PHONE 119 DASHWOOD
BELL & LAUGHTON
BARkPSTERS,SOLICITORS &
NOTARIES PUBLIC
ELMER b. FELL, C.C.
C. V. LAUGHTON, LL.B.
luttch Office Tu(iseley `(
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Afternoon
EXETER4
PHONE
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