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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-04, Page 11The Times -Advocate, 1114 4,, 195 Pas I Even 'Conservative' ads get 'Liberalresults here FOR SALE—, Canada's. National Magazine 111ACLEAN S Special Subscription Offer 60 Issues — $4.50. Half the Newsstand Price! CANADIAN HOMES & GARDENS 48 Issues $7.0Q CHATELAINE 50 Issues — $4.00 Save time, save postagelet us renew your subscriptions. THE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE Phone 770 WINDMILL, 20 -ft. tower, Baker, oil bath, in good condition, suit- able for pasture farm; also pump jack and 500 cleaned used brick, Percy Duncan, phone Kirkton 27-R-10, 28:4' 1950 AUSTIN, 1949 Ford, 1948 Cadillac, 1950 Oldsmobile motor. Apply 160 William, St., Exeter, 28:4:11c SHORTHORN BULL, dual pur- pose, age one year, colour red, R.O.P. backing, accredited herd; full sister to this bull was one of the top show cows of Canada, Filmer Chappel, C r o ni a r t y, phone 44-R-12 Dublin. 28:4c ALFALFA HAY, 10 acres. Ap- ply Gordon Wren, phone 674-R-3 Hensall, 4c KNITTED WOOL SUIT, blue, $3; black coat, 38-40, mutation mink collar, $3; rain coat and bonnet, metallic silver grey, $3; car coat, new, grey fleck. tweed and red—half price; several. dresses, 38.40—half price; one new tweed rain coat, grey and coloured fleck, with hat and galoshes to match -half price; heavy cable knit red cardigan sweater, $5; man's Harris tweed topcoat, $3; several pairs ladies' shoes, sizes 10-11—half price; light fixture, ivory colour, and crystal, $3; 2 boxes assorted cottage dishes, $1 per box; man's new wool com- bination, $3; also Stanfield out- fit, $3; girl's tangerine taffeta dress, 16-18, new, good style. Telephone Lucan 210-R-22. 4c 20 WEANER PIGS, good. Apply Earl. Ratz, Dashwood. 4c 2 HOLSTEIN BULLS, 1 purebred and 1 grade, from a good herd, Also Allis Chalmers power take- off side rake. John Berendsen, phone Kirkton 21.-r-4, 4* BABY DUCKLINGS — 'Apply Glenn ,Jeffery, phone Exeter 692- R-13. 4* FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE - 1951 BODGE SEDAN, good con- dition. Apply John .Batten, Elim- vllle, phone Icirktan 251-23. 21:28'" STOVE, Clare Jewel-cotnbina- tion, in good condition, all burn- ers and switches working. Price reasonable for quick sale. James Grinner, RR 1 Science Hill, .phone Kirkton 68-11-13. 4* OFFICE EQUIPMENT — Head- quarters for Royal typewriters, Victor adding machines. We can save you gooney! Exeter Times. Advocate, phone 770. 27tfc 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, Souil- ant, RR 2 Grand Bend, phone 44-R-2 Grand Bend. 4:30tfc 4 TON TRUCK, 1953 Chev, with rack; also No. 3 Massey-Ferg. baler, used. 2 years. Apply Roy, Ballantyne, Kirkton RR No. 1. 4:118, THOR WASHER, 21 years old, in good condition; has pump and timer, Phone Centralia AC 8- 6608. - 4c ELECTRIC S T 0 V E, Gurney, heavy duty, 4 -burner, 27 -inch, $15.00. Phone Centralia AC 8- 6816. 4c BUCKWHEAT — Phone 164-11-1 Dashwood, Tom Lampert. 4c FOR RENT— SUMMER COTTAGE, 3 rooms, furnished, by the week or month, at 'Turnbull's Grove. Mrs. A, Noakes, Hensall, phone 123-J. 27:3;10;1.7* APARTMENT, 3 rooms and bath, frig and stove supplied, central location on Main St, Phone 577- W Exeter. 4c 3 -ROOM COTTAGE, central ]o. cation. No children. Apply R. E. Balkwill, 47 John St. East, Ex- eter. 4* APARTMENT, furnished, elec- tric s to v e and refrigerator. White's Ice Cream Bar, 445 Main SL, Exeter. 4* APARTMENT, upper, farm house, edge of town, 4 rooms and 2 -piece bath. Available im- mediately. Phone 356 Exeter, 4c APARTMENT, desirable, self- contained, furnished or unfur- nished, centrally located. Write Box MM, Times -Advocate. 4* APARTMENT, 2 -bedroom, fur- nished or unfurnished, private bath, private entrance, available '52 A U S T 1 N SEDAN, black. June 1.5. Apply 243 Huron St. Phone Exeter 213 or apply 102 West or phone 661 Exeter. 4c James St. 4c PUPS, German Shepherd. Apply Orville Rollings, Clandeboye. 4* TRICYCLE, medium size, good condition. Phone Helen Howard. 143 Exeter. 4c CABIN CRUISER, large 32 -ft., known as "Huron The VIII Ex- eter"; sleeps four; bath and waslirbom, inboard: Skrips :111'ar- ine, $900.00. Contact Bill Belling, phone 648-J Exeter. 4c BABY BUGGY, Gendron, fold- ing. Also a bus cart. Both in good condition. Phone 392-W Ex- eter after 5 p.m.. 4c HAY — 15 acres of alfalfa. and red clover. Apply Hugh Love, phone 174-R-3 Exeter. 4* JOHN DEERE 40 tractor plow, beet and. bean scuffler, power mower and cultivator; all 3 -point hitch, A-1 condition; priced for quick sale. Will sell separately or. together. Write or phone Don E. J. Haines, 53-R-13 Blyth (eve- nings): 4:11" 17 WEANER PIGS; also yearling heifers. Apply . Alvin Robson, Kirkton, phone 68-R-8. 4:11* ELECTRIC RANG E, Moffat, high oven, good condition. Phone 356 Exeter. • 4c BOY'S SPORTS COAT, light, size 14. May be seen at Brady Cleaners. 4c BOATING :HEADQUARTERS — 14 -foot Chestnut Pace Setter, complete with windshield, mould- ed mahogany hull, $395; Mercury outboard motors from $299, good trade in allowance. See the dif- ference. Marine hardware and accessories, Beavers Hardware, phone 86 Exeter. 4c Canada has eight rivers over a thousand miles in length; Mae- kenzie, Yukon, St, Lawrence, Nelson, Saskatchewan, Peace, Columbia, Churchill. Phone1Q2 for HARVEY'S TAXI r 24-HOUR SERVICE • r,N`t,tini,i,i,iiluunn,utututouil !uito itniut,u,i,l, CANADIAN PROPANE GAS &AP APPLIANCES GI� V .ATT -O^ N HOTSON Phonic 156 Grand 'Band itTiiuhiAKAAbli ifitilifiiln[n,OlriYilliitluiii i T U R N I P PLANTER, 2 -row. Phone Zurich 91-r-3 or apply Harold Dignan, 3 miles west of Hensall. 5:14-6:18' 3 -ROOM APARTMENT, private bath, furnished or unfurnished, heated, hydro, water and gas supplied, newly decorated. Avail- able June 1. Apply J. R. Tra- quair, 321. Huron St. West, Ex- eter. , 28:4'•' APARTMENT, furnished, cent- rally located.. Available June 1. Apply Beavers Hardware. T 5:28tfc 1REAL ESTATE— EXETER—Large hone .for dup- lex, ideal for an income; $5,000 down. EXETER—One year old, 2 -bed- room, full basement; $3,000 down: EXETER — Duplex apartments renting for $60 each; 2 baths, oil heat; $3,500 down, CENTRALIA—Modern 2 -bedroom home, hot water, oil heating, large lot; low down payment. CREDITON — VLA property, new 3 -bedroom home, good loca- tion, reasonably priced. EXETER NORTH -3 lots, 4 bed- room brick home, 2 -car garage; could be duplex. For information on • FARMS • BUSINESS PROPERTIES • HOMES M. J., Gasser 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 Grani.on. 3:26tfc C. V. ' Pickard EXETER • We have clients wishing to purchase Exeter homes, If you wish to sell, see us. We are offerini the following and other properties: APARTMENT HOUSE', Exeter, with central' ell 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 com- fortable home for,. large family Or a good duplex. Terms. CENTRALIA - Comfortable 2- bedrooin- cottage; good base- nient; oil burning furnace; par- ticularly nice TOL This property is in. best of 'Condition. Price $6,500',00—terms. To' buy 0r, sell, see C. V. 'pfCKARD, Realtor, and General InsUrauce, 304 Matti' St,, Exeter, phone 165 and 628, 6;5tfe Call JB At 863 EXETER Brand new 2 -bedroom brick, located on the desirable east side of town, close to schools and only one block from main street. $4,000 down with easy terms on the balance. CALL JB AT 863 Older type home, in excellent condition, 'in. the south end of Exeter, just •off the main street. Three large bedrooms on second floor with a large living room, dining room, den, new modern kitchen and bathroom on ground floor. $2,000 down will handle this excellent home which could be iuplexed quite easily, CALL JB AT 863 TENDERS, PAINTING H S 0 C QL. Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 12 o'clock noon of Friday, June 12, 1959, for painting the interior (but not the basement) and the exterior wood- work of U.S.S. 13 Blanshard and Usborue (Woodham School). Lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. N. E. 13AZLEWOi)D, Secretary -Treasurer RR 6 St, Marys, Ont. 28:4c SERVICES BABY ,CH.iCKS-- Custom BULLDOZING 4 EXCAVATING with D-7 .Caterpillar GLENN HEAMAN RR 3 .Parkhill Phone 629-R-2 14:21:28:4c SUIT DOESN'T FIT? Altera - lions, double breasted suits made singles. Spurrell, 87 Dundas, London. HU 7.6081. 5:14tfnc WASHING MACHINES repaired on weekends. Apply Paul Sass, 66 William St.., Exeter, Phone 354-W. 21.:28:4;11:1.8* HIGHEST CASH PRICES for sick, down or disabled horses and cows. Dead stock at value.; Call promptly; 7 -day week ser - CREDITON 11 story insul brick with 4 bed- rooms, dining room, 3 -piece bath and a nice kitchen. New forced air fuel oil furnace. Taxes are only $48.00 a year. This home can be purchased with a low down payment and the balance on easy terms. CALL JB AT 863 2 story brick with 3 bedrooms ),and a lovely sunporch. Good fur - 1 nace, low taxes and lots of gar- den. Also includes a good brick barn which could be used by someone in business. The price is low and terms can be ar- ranged. CALL JB AT 863 11/2 story brick on main street. This home is built like a fort- ress but does need some repair. The owner realizes this and is willing to sacrifice for not too many dollars. Give us a' call and make an offer, CALL JB AT 863 3 room frathe collage to be .moved. This building is 8 years old and in excellent repair. 1f you have a lot at the beach, then this is a cheap way to get a summer cottage. Asking price is only $950 and worth every dollar. CALL JB AT 863 Farms 148 acres of the hest land in Huron County located on a paved road close to Exeter: A. modern 4 -bedroom house with modern conveniences, Two barns and lots of water. This one won't last long, so give us a call. Terris can be arranged. CALL JB AT 863 $9,000 will buy you a good 50- -acre farm,on a paved read close to a prosperous town. This prop- erty has a good house and out- buildings and lots of water. 20 acres are muck land which is suitable .for market gardening. For another $2,000 you can have enough equipment to operate this farm and he independent for the rest of your life. CALL JB AT 863 John Burke Real Estate Broker General Insurance 534 Main St., Exeter Phone 863 4c 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. ALMOST NEW, 1 storey, 2 bed- room house, forced air oil fur- nace; some terms, LARGE brick house, suitable for duplex, good location, oil fur- nace. NEW 3 -bedroom one -floor house with all conveniences, oil fur- nace, attached garage. 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 BB,ODERICK Phone 1187-W 2:10c TENDERS - 5S 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 &intact Sycl Baker, 1111 3 Dashwood, Lowest or any tender not rieces sarily accepted. WILMMt Wr IN, Secretary -Treasurer,. Box 181, Crediton, Otte, 21:28:4c SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed "TENDERS FOB. THE SUPPLY OF COAL, COKE, FUEL OIL AND PROPANE GAS FOR THE FEDERAL BUILDINGS THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO" wi;: be received in the office of the Secretary until. 3.00 'P.M, (E.D.S.T.), THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959. Forms of tenders with specifi- cations can he obtained from the Chief of Purchasing and Stores, Garland Building, Ottawa, Ont.; the District Manager, 385 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ont.; Dominion Public Building, London, Ont., and the District Manager, Post Office Building, Fort William, Ontario. Tenders .must be made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein, The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, Robert Fortier, Chief of Administrative Ser 'ices and Secretary, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, May 20, 1959. HENSALL PUBLIC SCHOOL SUPPLY BUILDING Tenders will he received by the Hensall Public School Board on a supply building for the Public School. Plans for the building may be procured from the chair- man, H. Scane, or secretary, R. ,Reaburn..All tenders are due at noon, June 21, 1959, 4:11:18c INSTALLATION OF OIL HEATING SYSTEM Tenders will be received by the undersigned until Saturday, June 20, 1959, for installation of a new nil heating system in U.S.S. No. 11, Blanshard (Kirkton School). i work to be completed by August 20, 1959. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Address aipplications to Earl Watson, secretary -treasurer, RR No. 1 St. Marys, Ont. 4c AUSAELE RIVER CONSERVATION AUTHORITY TENDERS FOR GRAVEL Sealed tenders' marked "Ten- der for Gravel" will be received by the undersigned at Exeter, Ontario. up until 12:00 o'clock Noon, E.D.T., on JUNE 11, 1959 for price per cubic yard of ap- proximately .500 yards of pit run gravel to be spread on 2600 feet of road to be constructed near Port Frank, Ontario, Further information for bid- ders may be obtained from the undersigned. Lowest or any ▪ tender not necessarily accepted. H. G. HOOKE, Secretary Ausable River Conservation Authority, Exeter, Ontario. 40 AUSABLE RIVER CONSERVATION AUTHORITY . TENDERS FOR BULLDOZING Sealed tenders marked "Ten- der for Bulldozing" will he re- ceived by the undersigned at Exeter, Ontario, up until 12;00 o'clock Noon, E.D.T., on JUNE 11, 1959 for hourly rates for bulldozers to construct aproximately 2,600 feet of road near Port Frank, Ontario, Size of machine should be indicated, Further informa- tion for bidders may be obtained from the undersigned or Col, F. A. Hobbs, Port Frank. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H. G. HOOKE, Secretary Ausable River Conservation Authority, Exeter, Ontario. 4c 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 hest of bulls Disease controlled, Safety For service or more informa- tion phone— :Fart LONG DISTANCE CLINTON ZENITH 9.5650 Between 7:30 and 0:30 A.M. week days 6:00 and 8;00 P.M. Saturday evenings Calls received on Saturday evening will be ser:•vi&eel on Sun- day "morning, ror cows in heat on Sunday, morning, DO NOT call until Monday morning. 13ETTEIi,CATTLE FOR O BETTER. LIVING SEPTIC TANJ<S pumped, im- mediate service. Butler Bros.. Licari, phone 130-W or 108. 4:2tft vice. Call Ed Andrews, Collect, 851-R-11 Sea.forth. 3:5-8.27' 1 WHITEWASHING—Anyone wish-, ing to have their barns or ben - houses whitewashed, call Bill Watson, phone 3.7-R-19 Dashwood. Also grain or corn spraying 5:21tfc MOBILE DISPOSAL SERVICE— Septic tank cleaning and repairs; septic tank installations and drainage. Phone Bill Finch, 205 Grand Bend. 28;4:11:18:25:2* ATTENTION FARMERS! Now is the time to spray your grain fields and pastures for weeds. Anyone wishing Simazine spray- ed on their corn, please make arrangements at time of plant- ing. Brush spraying, whitewash- ing and disinfecting done also. Call Hubert Cooper, phone 599- J-3 Exeter, 28:4:11:18c Shetland Pony Stallion Patton Special Major, double reg, dappled chestnut, white mane and tail. Will stand in his own stable at Winchelsea for season's service. HAROLD CLARKE Phone Kirkton 92-21 4:11.:18c REQUEST pricelist on dayold heavybreed bred . c ockerel specials. Prompt shipment dayold and some started dual purpose pul- lets and cockerels. Some Aires Pullets, also Leghorns, Order July -August broilers now. Bray Hatchery., Eric Carscadden, Ex- eter, phone 246-W. 4cn BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 5520 MONTHLY This is our Distributors' average earnings this month. Our pro- ducts are nationally advertised, the company a multi-million dol- lar manufacturer. $975 invest - h" h. nvest- hich is rek.urnable fully secured by inventory and ac- counts. If you are reliable and available full or part time, write today with phone number for confidential interview to Box ABP, Times -Advocate. 28:4:1.1:1.8:25:2c HELP WANTED FEMALE— Junior Stenographer FOR EXETER BUSINESS OFFICE Apply in writing to BOX LMX, THE TIMES -ADVOCATE 26ctfc DEPENDABLE GIRL or woman for kitchen work. Apply Rether's Restaurant, Exeter. - 4c WOMAN to care for children, ages 8 and 5 years, while mother works. Phone 2934 Exeter, after 8 p.m. 4c YOUNG GIRL, to help in egg - grading station. Apply 350 Main St., Exeter. 4c LAWN SODDING, landscaping. GIRL WANTED, to live in, You have the lawn, we have the smoker, non-drinker.n, , phonnon- sod. mates. George A. Baird, Clinton, phone HU 2.3352. • 4411:18:25c EMPLOYMENT WANTED— ODD JOBS, carpentering, paint- ing etc. Phone Centralia AC 8- 6687. 1:Stfc YOUNG WOMAN desires house- work 4 days a week, Monday to Thursday, live in, no cooking. Apply Box HXR, Times -Advo- cate. 4c COUNTRY GIRL, 17, wants town or country work, fond of children, available at once. Can give references. Betty Forrest, phone 9-R-10 Kirkton. 4'* CAPABLE young lady desires employment. No housework. Ex- cellent baby-sitter. References. Phone 785 Exeter. NOTICES— NOTICE — Commencing June 1, 1959, office for the practice of Chiropractic and Drugless Ther- apy will be located at 21 Hill St., across from the Presbyterian church. John Ward, D.C., phone 571-J. 28:4:11:1.8c Town of Exeter IMPORTANT NOTICE TO Dog Owners The rabies epidemic is still rampant in the district and for the safety of all, dogs must be kept tied. The police department has authorized to procure a tran- quilizer gun and to use it to pick up dogs found at large. C. V. PICKARD, Clerk 4c DASHWOOD POLICE VILLAGE By -Law No. 15-1953 Whereas by the Dog Tax Stock Protective Act, Chapter 107, 1950, section 6, by-laws may be passed by the councils of townships pro- hibiting the running of dogs at large within the municipality or any defined area thereof. 1. During the period from May 15 until October 1, no person who possesses, harbors or owns a dog shall allow it to run at large within the limits of the Police Village of Dashwood. This does not include personal property of, the owner of the dog. 2. Every dog found running at large contrary to the preceding paragraph may be killed by a Police Officer or any person authorized to„ kill the said ring by guy one of the Police Village Trustees of the Village of Dash - 3. Every dog found running at large contrary to this by-law may be impounded by any per. son authorized by the Trustees of Dashwood and unless redeem- ed after payment: of charges for destroye the keepd, of the said dog may be 4, Owner of any ring found running at large contrary to this by-law whether or not the dog has been impounded or' destroy ed shall incur a penalty of not less than $10,00 and not exceed- ing $50.00 exclusive of costs re - Ca&ovnv. erableon tinActd.er the Summarytcti Passed the Ind day of ,lune, 1053, 1O1IN 11MOR:f ISS> Y. 11eete P. W. MORLOCI:, Clerk 4C NOTICES TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Alice Amelia Handford, deceased, All p e r son s having claims against the estate of Alice Amelia Handford, Jate of the Town of Exeter, in the County of Huron, Spinster, who died on or about the 29th day of April, 1959, are required to file particulars of same with Bell & Laughton, So - !letters of. Exeter, Ontario, by the 13th day of June next. after which date the estate will bel distributed having regard only to those claims of which notice has been received. Bell & Laughton, Solicitors for. the Executors, Exeter - Ontario. 28:4:11c AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects on Corner of Victoria and Carling Streets, TOWN OF EXETER 2 blocks west of Sunoco Gas Station. FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1959 Beds, springs and mattresses and commode; dressers; bed stand; dishes of all kinds; an- tique dishes; lamps; chest of drawers; phonograph with 200 records; writing desk; carpenter tools; tables; garden tools; step ladder; small heater; rocking chairs; wheelbarrow; garbage can; axes and saws; door; to- bacco cutter; ropes galvanized tank; garden hose; lawn mower; 4 large jugs; some roofing; pic- tures; funnels; flower pots; chest of drawers; boxes of bolts and nuts; barrels; pails; axes I and saws;; many other articles too numerous to mention. i MRS. WILLIS POWELL, Prop. FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer CLARK FISHER, Clerk 4c Clearing AUCTION SALE Of Tractor, Farm Implements and Misc. Items On the Premises, Lot 6, Con, 10, HAY' TOWNSHIP, 3'% miles south of Zurich; or 114 miles east of Dashwood and 11/4 miles north, The undersigned auctioneer is tion instructed to sell by public atm - FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959 at 1:30 p.m., Sharp TRACTOR•—Cockshutt 60 row• crop tractor, on rubber, in A.J. condition, IMPLEMENTS, ETC. 2 -fur. row Fleury -Kissel tractor plow; M -H binder, 6 -ft. eut; Cockshutt 11 -run fertilizer drill; horse- drawn manure spreader On steel; 3 -horse cultivator; M4h1 bean puller and scuffler; single fur- row sulky plow, 2 walking plows; 2 single scufflers; 3 cutting boxea; rubber tire wagott;..16 ft. flat rack, like new; steel tire wagon; 4 -section diamond har- rows; double disc; dump rake; side delivery take; Deering niow- er, 5-1t ent; wooden roller; coletr'd house and shelters; stone- boat; Chem Meter and chassis; Mocfel "T” Motor and chassis; 1,200•1b. scales; hay folk ropey ro,.tuiper^ p Baty. lilaed , water WANTED-, trough; 3 h.p. gas engine; large ..., quantity of cedar posts; fanning USED BICYCLE, good, suitable mill; hay loader; emery shaft; for .gird 10-14. Phone 977 Exeter, 6 doz. new chute bags; 1S -gal. 4c asphalt roof "coating; gas pump; GARAGE within reasonable dis, quantity of new pine, cherry and maple lumber; large apple peel- stance of John and Ann street er; iron kettle; honey extractor; corners. Cali 452-J or apply 2* eight 65.1h. honey cans; windowJohn street. 4 fames; 6 bus. clover seed; H -Ji 1•.s h.p. gasoline engine; ,circular EQUIPMENT FOR RENT-- saw;, new 4-inchjointer; electric fencer; rip saw with 4 x 2% ft. table; rubber belt; wagon box and stock racks; gravel box;' Floor Edgers, Floor Polishers hogchute; d sto e- brooder Vacuum Cleaners, Tools, EtC,stove; 10"-nch grain grinder: single horse drawn antique style' BEAVERS HARDWARE I eAdam rig; gasoline pump; an -j EXETER tique butter churn; sleighs; cut- 2:19tfne ter; chains; forks; barrels;i woven wire fence stretcher, and many other misc. items., MISCELLANEOUS is No sold. a reserve, as the farm TODAY is the time to decide to TERMS: Cash, JOHN GACKSTETTER, Prop. ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer zine for corn. Phone L. V. Ho. 4:11e girth, 265 Exeter. 44 i ,, nnnegn,mUnunu ,„q„nunqunplnnu ,,WUnnnuuu ,,,nunnunmnqu ,„.,,nuununnntl,g011W1114, 1 4 Floor Sanders grain your for weeds. .all L. V. Hogarth to do it. He has all kinds of weedkil,l and Sima. ESTATE AUCTION SPACIOUS BRICK COTTAGE ON LARGE CORNER LOT ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNISHINGS including Georgian Silver 68 Huron St., Exeter Corner of Albert Street Saturday, June 6 Furnishings at 10 a.m, and 1:30 p.m. Property 1.00 p.m. We have received instructions to sell: MORNING SESSION— Wicker chairs, tables and chairs, hall stand, card tables, rugs and 1.-ats, trilight and other lamps, bedding seat, bed- ding, towels, linens, beds complete, wardrobes, dresser, Electrolux and other small appliances, luggage, ladder, Singer drop -head sewing machine, metal typewriter stand, radio, cot, scale, utensils, dishes, kitchen furniture, refrigera- tor, washer, electric range, tools and many other useful items. AFTERNOON SESSION.—Approximately 100 pieces of Georgian silver from 1739 to about 1850, including tea pot, stuffing spoons, ladles and flatware; breakfront bookcase, books, Victorian settees (one cameo -back), antique chairs in various styles, fire irons, walnut ottoman, antique boxes, antique ornaments, corner whatnot, oval parlour table, Mason & Risch rosewood piano, antique walnut bedroom furniture, pine wall cabinet, cherry wall shelf, brass, antique walnut sideboard, table and set diners; set "Old Colony” flatware, dinner wagon, silverplate including tea service, crystal, side tables, corner cupboard, Rockingham tea set and other china, kneehole desk, some Victorian jewellery, Seth Thomas mantel clock, painted cherry breakfront and many other attractive pieces, PROPERTY—A spacious white brick residence, subject to reserve bid and conditions of sale, on large corner lot with garage and workshop. There is a part basement with furnace, Iarge kitchen, double bath• room, butler's pantry, small sewing -room. large dining -room, three good bedrooms, large storage closet, hallway and two large living -rooms (one with natural fireplace). On View Friday Afternoon From Two To Five GEORGE R. GARDNER AND SON Auctioneers and Appraisers THE CANADA TRUST COMPANY Executor of the Dr. H. K. Hyndman Estate ?ha n u uu a n„m„l 111111 llllln,,,,,,,,,,inn, u, u, u, u u u n u u, u n u a u u n w n u u u n u,,,,, n,,,, u u u n n u u u n n Business Directory 1 s 5 DR. J. W. CORBETT L.D.S., D.D.S. ENTAL SURGEON 814 Main Street South Phone 273 Exeter Closed Wednesday Afternoons USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Head Office — Exeter, Ortar:o President i Alex J. Rohde RR 3 Mitchell Vice•President Milton McCurdy RR 1 Kirkton Directors E. Clayton Colquhoun RR. 1 Science Hill Martin Feeney RR 2 Dublin Robert G. Gardiner RR 1 Cromarty Timothy 13. Toohey RR 3 Lucan, Agents Harry Coates RR 1 Centralia.. Clayton Harris Mitchell Stanley Hocking Mitchell Solicitor W, G. Cochrane Exeter Secretary -Treasurer Arthur Fraser Exeter A`.VIN WALPER PROVINCIAL LICENSED AUCTIONEER For your sale, large or small, courteous and efficient service at alt times, /'Service That Satisfies" PHONE 119 DASHWOOD G. A, WEBB, DIC. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC DRUGLESS THERAPY For Appointine.nt Phone 606 ARTHUR FRASER iNdOmE TAX REPORTS EOOKKEEPING SERVICE ETC, Ann SI'., 'E-Xeiter Phone SM W. G. COCHRANE BARRISTER & SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Hensall Office Open Wednesday and Friday Afternoons 1:30 to 5:30 EXETER PHONE 14 DR. H. H. COWEN DENTAL. SURGEON L.D.S., D.D.S. Main Street Exeter Closed Wednesday Afternoons PHONE 36 N. I., MARTIN OPTOMETRIST Main Street, Exeter Open Every Weekday Except Wednesday For Appointment Phone 353 SUPERIOR MAINTENANCE SERVICES Commercial, Industrial and Residential Janitor Work FREE ESTIMATES Reasonable Rates HONE 707 EXETER ALAN POWRIE AUCTIONEER Fergus RR 1, Ontario Phone 201w2, Fergus A. COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Graduafe of the .Reisch School of Auetioneering, il2eson City, ' . a, _.. BELL . & LAUGHTON BARRISTERS, `SOLICITORS NOTARIES PLIB It ELMEIL D. BELL, li, Q.C. C. V. LAUGHTON, L,L.l3, 2urlch Office Tuesday Afternoon EXETER PHONE 4