HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-13, Page 1516 Properly For Sale 16 Properly For Sale 25 Auction Sales
cows. Also selling arc daugh-
ters of today's most prominent
Unit and artificially used sires,
including Smithcroft Snowball
FrASer 'Butter Roy,
Rom andale Re-Echo. Rocket,
Rosafe Citation It; Glenalten
Milestone, .01enafton Benefae'
tor. This is 4A extra good herd
with good type, size and. oual-
itY. Ail ealthood. vaccinated
and Brucellosis certified,
TRACTORS i$4 FARM MA-
CHINERY: Oliver 90 on. rub-
ber, in A-1 condition; Fords= 1950 on rubber, all newly over,
hauled; Case 10-ft, fertilizer
spreader, recently purchased;
M-1-1 No. 11 tractor spreader,
like new; M-11, 7-ft. cut power
take-off mower, used one sea-
son; MePeering 4-bar rake
on steel; 40-plate double disc;
heavy duty ruhber tire wagon
and rack; 30-ft, hay elevator
equipped with 3A. h.p, motor;
3-furrow Oliver tractor plow
on rubber; 3-section diamond
harrows; 18-tooth spring tooth
cultivator; quantity of cedar
posts; and many other miscell-
aneous items.
MILKING EQUIPMENT:
Surge 4-unit milking machine,
complete with piping for 38
,cows, new condition; Copeland
12-can automatic milk cooler
and sprayer, recently purchas-
ed; Hiput 16-gal, hot water
unit; 38-80 lb. milk cans; milk
pails and strainer; 2 steel
water troughs.
FEED: 3500 bales of choice
mixed hay.
PLEASE NOTE; This being
an extra large sale, selling will
,start sharp on time,
No' Reserve, as owner is
moving to Sarnia,
Lunch booth on grounds,
TERMS; Cash,
WILLEM DEJONG, Prop.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 119, Dashwood
13:20e
The. Thres-Advocete, :Se ternber 13, 1962: Pa
Come to Exeter
See the NEW
1963 R
PICKUP!
Smarter Styling
Better Value than
ever before!
We need Used Pickups
TRADE TODAY
at Sniderific Savings
Try the Ford Farm Family
QUIZ
At Next Week's Exeter
FAIR
Some farm family will win 4
Ford Farm Implements plus
Fordson Dexta Gas Tractor,
1962 Station Wagon and
Pickup ! !
IT MIGHT AS WELL
BE YOU , . . !
SEE OUR DISPLAY AT THE FAIR
OR AT OUR SHOWROOM
L. S. M. F. T.
19 MONARCH SEDAN, automatic radio $1,895
'59 MONARCH SEDAN, power brakes, power steer.
ing, power seats, radio, new rubber $1,893
'59 METEOR V-8 automatic 2-door, radio, new tires $1,350
18 FORD SEDAN, 6-cylinder, standard shift $1,200
"58 METEOR TUDOR, one owner, 6-cylinder $1,250
'60 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE, radio, rebuilt motor $1,250
'61 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE, radio, original 22,000
miles $1,600
"58 FORD SEDAN, 6 standard . $1,200
'58 CHEV 2-DOOR
•••
51,200
'58 METEOR TUDOR
$1,200
'57 FORD 6, Fordor, radio, 2-tone paint
$1,000
'57 OLDS 4.DOOR HARDTOP, needs a paint job $ 800
'55 CHEV WAGON, V.8 automatic, new molar
$ 800
'36 FORD COACH, 2 to choose from $ 450
'53 PONTIAC
$ 250
A few tough ones, yours from $50 to $150
TRACTORS
'60 Dexta DieSel
'54 FERGUSON
'57 ALLIS CHALMERS, Wt) Model,
wheels, hydraulic
'47 FORD and Skyline Loader. 'mete
'49 cockSHUTT ."50"
'49 FORD, motor overhauled
MASSE? "50"
'60 CORN PICKER, good condition
'57 FORD BALER, like new
'52 FORD 2.FURROW PLOW
140 ALLIS CHALMERS POWER RAKE
1 NEW FORD 7-FOOT MOWER
$2,100
$ 850
power-adjusted
$ 980
vothaulecl $ 850
'$ 300
$ 620
$ 10$
$ 050
850
Uti
$ 100
$ 400
Larry Snider Motors
LIMITED
lord, Eairlalle, 'Oetditirt and :POI 11 "Trucks
PHONE 2351640
EXETER
EXETER — Older home in
excellent repair, on corner lot,
nestled amongst stately pines
and cedar hedge. A real family
home at a realistic price.
EXETER — 2-bedroom with
' oil heat, located one block
from centre of town; attached
garage and oil heat,
COMMERCIAL property on ex-
cellent main street corner;
could be converted to almost
any use, Owner is anxious to
sell and will consider good
terms to responsible party.
WE HAVE FOR SALE the site
of the Towne & Country res-
taurant, A terrific location for
a motel. Make us an offer,
550 WILL GIVE YOU the deed
to a 76' buildini, lot. Small
monthly payments on the bal-
ance.
8500 DOWN WILL BUY a 3-
bedroom frame house on an
82' lot. $25 per month on
balance.
LIGHT LUNCH and variety
store. A man and wife opera-
tion which will provide a good
income plus living quarters.
OUR FARM of the week is 100
acres, south of Crediton; good
buildings, lots of water, all
workable; reasonable down
payment; easy mortgage.
JOHN BURKE
Limited
REAL ESTATE BROKER
MORTGAGE BROKER
GENERAL INSURANCE
INCLUDING LIFE
DEVON BUILDING
EXETER
Phone 235-1863
7;5 tfnc
17 Property For Rent
- APARTMENT, 1-bedroom, on
Main St., available August 1.
Gould and Jory, phone 235-
0270. 8:16tfn c
APARTMENT, 2-bedroom, mo-
dern and comfortable. The for-
mer Simmons Apartments,
Sanders St. East, phone 235-
" 2012, after 6 p.m. 8:Pane
„,
"There isn't much demand for chauffeurs for
compacts."
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EXETER — Brand new ranch
type with attached garage, A
most practical floor plan with
3 large bedrooms, Look for our
sign on Pryde Blvd.
EXETER — Newly decorated
2-bedroom house with oil heat;
park-like setting overlooking
the river. Terms can be ar-
ranged.
EXETER — New 3-bedroom;
priced below replacement cost;
large landscaped lot with gar-
a'4e: $71 per month after
reasonable down payment.
APARTMENT, upper, 3 rooms,
heated, with bath, stove and
refrigerator supplied, private
entrance, central location;
available Sept. 1. Apply Russ'
Billiards, or phone 235.0477,
evenings, 8:16tinc
APARTMENT, heate d, un-
furnished, in Exeter, 'living
room and kitchen downstairs;
2 bedrooms, 3-piece bath with
lots of closet space upstairs.
Oil heat, Available October 1,
Phone 39r3 Kirkton or 235-0906
Exeter. 8:16tinc
COTTAGE, suitable for 1 or
2 persons, central location.
II. E. Balkwill, 47 John St. E.,
phone 235-1076. 8:23tfnc
APARTMENT, in Exeter, fur-
nished, 3 rooms, heated, 4-
piece bath; no pets please;
available now, Apply 169 Wit-
liam St. or phone 235.0736,
evenings. 8:1641fnc
APARTMENT, furnished, avail-
able September 1. Apply 73
Huron St, W., phone 235-2620,
13"
APARTMENT, 2-bedroom, tin-
furnished, heated, living room,
modern kitchen and bath, stove
supplied, hot, and cold water,
private entrance, utilities paid;
1',1 miles west on Huron St.;
available September 1, Phone
235-2427, 8:30tinc
APARTMENT, I bedroom,
ground floor, private entrance,
stove, refrigerator, oil heat,
utilitiespaid, Phone 235-1995,
before 1:00 p.m. 134
STORE, Main St., Exeter, loca,
tioil of former Exeter Mettle,
floor area 750 sq. ft., suitable
for store or office, heated,
washroom facilities, storage
stoace, immediate possession.
Apply Art flaiser, phone 235-
1505 days, 235.2754 evenings.
9:6 thic
1101.1SE, 3-bedroom, hearty
new, Riverview Heights, EX.
titer, all modern conveniences,
immediate possestion, Apply
Richard Elliott, Palmerston,
phone 231W. 916tfric
available At bride. Ap.
ply IL C. ,toynt, phone 62 'gen-
salt
APARTMENT, 3 roomst heat.
ed, furnished, on Main St,
Phone. 235-2376 tvenings Or an.
ply Mayfair Bakery. 916tinc
AP AR'PM ENT, (lowest a its, 3
rooms, heated, self Contained,
furnished, private entrance. No
pets. Apply Exeter Tiino-Ad-
VOcate, 6:13c
. .
APARTMENT , Apply Fink's
Meat Market.. 13c. . ,
MODERN HOME, 2-bedroom,
in Exeter, available October
Phone 235-0395, morning or evening. 13"
APARTMKNT, .2-bedroom, all
modern ..conveniences; separate
entrance, • private bath. Phone
235-0915. 0:13.tfnc
COZY APARTMENT, furnish,
.ed and heated, private ant'
ranee, suitable for two, Avail-.
able September 25. Apply 179
Carling ......„ „...... .
HOUSE, 2-bedroom, winterized,
in Green Acres, hot and cold
water on tap, Available Octo-
ber 1, Apply M, Thompson,
Grand Bend, Ontario, 13c
COUNTRY HOME, 4-bedroom,
on Highway No, 4, 1 mile
north of Hensall, oil furnace,
modern conveniences. Avail-
able October 1. Apply J, G.
Smillie, phone 274J2 Hensall,
13:20:27"
LOWER APARTMENT, Main
St, S., Lucan, 2 ' bedrooms,
kitchen, living room, 3-piece
bath, private entrance; all
utilities paid; $65 per month,
Phone Lucan 227-4369, 13:20c
STORE on Main Street, op-
posite the Exeter post office.
Apply at Exeter Times-Advo-
cate, 9: t1-3P
18 For Rent
CAMPING TRAILER, 12', 5-
berth, $25 per week. Apply 162
Andrew St„ Exeter, 13*
22 Notices
Treasurer's
Sale
OF LAND FOR TAXES
VILLAGE of GRAND BEND
County of LAMBTON
TO WIT: By virtue of a war-
rant issued by the REEVE of
the VILLAGE of GRAND BEND
under his hand and seal of the
said Corporation bearing the
date the 11th day of June, Sale
of lands in arrears of taxes in
the VILLAGE of GRAND BEND
will be held at my office at the
hour of 10 a.m. o'clock in the
morning on the 10th day of Oc-
tober, 1962, unless the taxes
and costs are sooner paid,
Notice is hereby given that the
list of lands for sale for arrears
of taxes was published in the
ONTARIO GAZETTE on the
7th day of July, 1962, and that
copies of the said list may be
had at my office.
TREASURER'S OFFICE, this
11th day of June, 1962.
MURRAY A. DES JARDINS,
Treasurer
7:12.10:4
WOULD PARTY who removed
Dormeyer Mix Master from
premises of Ed Cuillerier, lot
4, concession 2, Stephen Town-
ship, Please return same or
action will be taken. 13"
WILL PARTY, known, please
bring back ornamental dog
taken on Saturday night from
Ken Greb's lawn. If replaced,
no action taken. 13c
HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The Huron. County Council
will meet on Friday, Sep-
tember 21, 1962 at 10:00
A,M, for one day only, for
the September Session of
County Council,
Notice of any documents
or deputations must be in
the hands of the Clerk no
later than Tuesday, Sep-
tember 18th, 1962.
JOHN G. BERRY,
Clerk-Treasurer,
County of Huron,
Court House,
Goderich, Ontario.
25 Auction Sales
Complete Holstein
DISPERSAL SALE
Of 60 Registered and
Grade Cows,
Heifers and Yearlings,:
Complete Line of Farm
Machinery,
Tractors and Feed
On the premises,
Lot 32, Concession
EAST WAWANOSH TWP,
1 mile &1st of Auburn or
4I/ miles West of 13lyth,
on paved' road.
public auction on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
at 12 o'clock
48 registered Itolstein COWS
and heifers, selected froni lead-
ing bloodlines arid predUders1
12 grade cows ranging in age
from 4 to 7 years old, all Milk-
ing and Of outstanding dalibre,
kept only for their high quality,
including 84 lbs, per day
5 Auction Sales
Clearing
A14.cTION...$4F
Of Tractors,. Combines
Auto, farm Implements.
Livestock, Poultry
and Misc. Items
Thc undersigned auctioneer
is instructed 10 sell by public
auetion on
SEPTEMBER
On the premises, Lot 3, Con, 3„
McGILLIVRAY TOWNSHIP,
2 miles. South of Centralia
RCAF Station,
Complete list of sale in next
week's issue.
MRS. ELMER WILSON, Prop,
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
13c
Important
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable° Household
Effects, Electric Appliances
Antiques and Misc. Items
On the premises, in the
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
Watch for complete list in
next week's issue,
LYDIA GINGERICH, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
13c
25 Auction Sales
Clearing
AUCTION $A1„g.
Of Valuable Household
Effects and Misc. items
on the premises, 244 Main St.,
in the TOWN OF EXETER
The undersigned auctioneer
is instructed to sell by public
Auction on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
Complete list of sale in next
week's issue.
MARY ELWORTHY, Prop,
ALV1N WALPER, Auctioneer
13c
The, health, officer .called up
a farmer and told him he
could take ,c.leWn. the Smallpox
quarantine sign now that the
children were all recovered,
"I don't want it Own," the
farmer replied. "Since Y011 put
the sign up, we havon't bad .a.
bill collector or salesman on
the place."
At a party a 'doctor 'was ..COTO.*
pl4iiljlig about all the women
Who approached him for ad-
vice on these occasions.. "You
know," be said to the man sit,
Ling beside him, "you're a
lawyer. Do you think I should
charge them. for this .advice,
even. if I give it after office
hours?"
"By all means," said the
lawyer. "Advice is advice."
Next day the doctor received
an, envelope from the lawyer.
The bill read simply, "For ad-
vice—$50,"
Call JB
at
1363
LUCAN Lovely 2-bedroom,
on quiet street; oil heating,
wall-to-wall broadloom; garage;
low down payment.
LUCAN — Large brick home,
completely inedernized, on cor-
ner lot; large modern kitchen
and separate dining room; oil
" heat; garage; reasonably pric-
ed with low down payment,
ApARTNIENT, 24)cdroom, in The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by