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A NICE HOME fQr newly
weds or retired couple, Very
pioan and cheery, newly dee-
prated. Very ,Private and qulet. Bathreom, 'kitchen, .hed•
room, dining room and living
romp, only $50.00 per month
for 2 people.. 1.1n.furitished„ but.
thia includes Steam heat and
hot, water, also coin lettedry
right .e.t your .door. Elliot
APts.., 444 Main St.,. phone
235-201e. 4:161,Ing
APARTMENT Z bedroom,
heated,, unfurnished, available
immediately, in the former
Simpion's Apartments.. Phone
235-2012 after 6 •p,m. 25tfnc
APARTME.NT, furnished,
heated, centrally loe ate d.
Beavers Hardware, phone 235-
1033 Exeter, 25tfric
MODERN COUNTRY HOME
on No, 83 highway on or be-
fore May 1, Phone James
Gardiner 21140 Kirkton. 25e
2-BEDROOM APARTMENT on
No, 83 highway, 1/4 .mile west
of Exeter. Phone Harry Moth-
ers, 235-1525, 25c
1 ROOM, available now, 16
John St. E,, Exeter, phone
235-0382, 4: lltfnc
SMALL APARTMENT, unfur-
nished, utilities paid, available
now, Apply Times-Advocate,
Exeter, , 4:11tenc
SMALL HOUSE IN EXETER,
2 bedrooms, bathroom, base-
ment, oil heat, suitable for 2
or 3. Available May 1, Phone
235-0286. 18tfnc
MODERN APARTMENT, in
Crediton, all utilities paid.
Reasonable rent. Available
immediately. Phone Creditors
234-6301. 18:tfnc
APARTMENT, modern 2-bed-
room, stove and frig sup-
plied, private bath and ent-
rance, central location. Apply
Parker apartments, 431 Main
St., phone 235-0915. 3:28tfne
APARTMENT, spacious 3-
room, heated, furnished or un-
furnished, no pets please, Ap-
ply 169 William St., Exeter,
Phone 235-0736 evenings,
4:4tfnc
18 For Rent
FLOOR SANDERS, electric,
Beavers Hardware, phone 235-
1033, Exeter. 12:13tfric
20 Wanted To Rent
PASTURE FOR 20 HEAD
of Holstein heifers, Ed. Cuil-
lerier, Phone 228-6221, Cen-
tralia. 25tfnc
22 Notices
NOTICE TO
BICYCLE
OWNERS
By town bylaw, every bi-
cycle owner is required to
purchase a licence every year.
The 1963 licences are avail.
able for 50 cents and should
be purchased immediately
from the Police Dep't at the
Town Hall.
One of the major benefits of
licencing is the registration of
bicycles which assists police
in recovering stolen or lost
bikes,
It is to your advantage to
have your bicycle registered.
RIDING ON SIDEWALKS
PROHIBITED
Town bylaws forbid the rid-
ing of bicycles on town side-
walks and police have been
instructed to enforce this reg-
ulation.
The bicycles of offenders
will be impounded.
Bicycle riders are also ad-
vised to ride in single file,
rather than abreast, when
two or more are travelling to-
gether.
C. H. MacKENZIE
Chief of Police
25:2c
22 Notices
Titne*A.clvecate, April 24, 1901 Page
Rush for argon's •
Impprtont.
AUCTION. SALE
of Valuable 'Ranch Style
Dwelling, Modern House-
hold Furnishings and
Misc. Items
On the premises
VOTOHESS AVE., LUCAN
WEDNESDAY, MAY 29.
at 1 p.m.
Watch for full particulars of
this interesting sale in future
issues,
}HIGH BIRTDH, Proprietor
ALVIN. WALPER, Auctioneer
25e
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
STUDY DAIRY FOODS
The third meeting of Kirkton
"Milky Way" was held at the
leader's home, Mrs. Marshall.
Twelve different kinds of
cheese were sampled. Mrs.
Marshall gave notes on dairy
foods such as ice-cream, sher-
bet, ice milk and butter.
Marion and Sharon Thomson
made tomato jelly salad with
cottage cheese. Gayle Stephens
and Marilyn Arthur made
cheese sandwiches.
Mr. and Mrs, T. A. Wiseman
of Burlington are vi siting
friends in the community.
Mr. Dan Jarvis is a patient in
St, Marys Memorial Hospital at
time of writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Mills and Darlene of Oakridge
Acres and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Blackler were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Miller Mc-
Curdy and Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Davis.
Mrs. Herman Paynter and
Mrs. Myrtle Doupe visitedSun-
day with Mrs, Nathan Doupe
and Miss Velma Doupe of St.
Marys.
25 Auction Sates
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Entire Hefei Furnish-.
ing$ and ,Misc. Items.
.THE TOWN OF EXETEE
SATURDAY, MAY 25
Complete list Of sale in fol-
lowing issue,
AMELIA. L, ACHESON,
Proprietress
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
25c
25: Auction sates
Clearing.
AUCTION SALE
of Veleallie Real .fptateA
Hep4onelci Effects and
misc. Items
On the premises in the
V1I4LAGEOF PASH1.4.70OP.
on.
SATURDAY, MAY 18-
at
Complete list of sale in the
following issue,
Otto Willert, Administrator
for the estate of the late.
Herbert 'Willert
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
25c
Extensive
AUCTION SALE
of
Valuable 100-acre Farm,
Dairy Cattle, Milking
Equipment, Tractors,
Farm Implements, Feed,
Complete line of
Household Effects and
Miscellaneous. Items
On the premises
LOT 12, CON, 4 BIDDULPH
TOWNSHIP
21 miles east of Moorseville
thence 1 mile north or 5
miles north of Lucan
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22
at 12 o'clock p.m.
REAL ESTATE consists of
Lot 12, Con, 4 Biddulph Twp.
100 acre farm on which is sit-
uated a large red brick dwel-
ling with all modern conven-
iences.
Large bank barn, newly
built milk 'house with large
tank milk cooler. 2 new silos.
Land all tillable and of choice
clay loam.
This is an ideal farm. In-
spection invited.
TERMS OF REAL ESTATE:
lOceon day of sale, Balance
in 3 months. Sold subject to a
reasonable reserve bid.
Full listing of this sale in
following issue.
CLAYTON ABBOTT, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 119 Dashwood 25c
Never trust a man whose dog
has gone back on him,
-- Robert C. (Bob) Edwards
KIRKTON
Miss Marlene Stone has been
visiting with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Laverne Stone after a
vacation in Daytona, Florida.
DON
ROOTH
'ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
Domestic
* Cornrnerc.at
* Industrial
Motors, Controls
L Ighfing
70 Huron St Wrist
235-0282
25 Auction Sales
quantity of carpenter toolm;
.Cross cut saw; rtuantity of 1."
And 2" lumber; 45-gallon oil
with POwer lawn
mower.
FURNITURE; 'Library ta-
hie; MeCiary grey and white
enamel „coat and, wood range;
Singer „drop heed sewing me,
chine; nigh .chair; 2 'bar rem.
chairs; .antique rocking chair;
platform reciter; 6 kitchen
Chairs; radio cabinet; sewing
table; 4-piece toilet set; cop-
per boiler; toaster; paper.
rack; ice cream freezer; but-
ter print; eieetric fan; baby.
scales; 3 folding lawn chairs;
2 extension tablea; couch;
several upholstered chairs;
Hamilton piano and bench;
dash churn; .oruults; 11 iron
stone tea plates with wheat
pattern; quantity of glass-
ware; dishes; cooking utensils
and other articles,
TERMS; Cash.
CLARENCE (DUFF) MILLS,
Proprietor
MILTON MARRIOTT,
Auctioneer 25c
DISPERSAL SALE
35 Registered Polled and
Horn Herefords
GORDON MORNINGSTAR
at farm VI mile west of
Arkona
FRIDAY, MAY 3
at 1 p.m.
Polled Herd Bull
2 Polled Bulls
Club Calves
Rebred Cows with Calves
Open Heifers
Also 6 purebred heifers
not registered, due to calve.
TERMS; Cash
W. S. O'NEIL, Auctioneer
25c
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Tractors,
Combine, Farm Imple-
ments, Hay, Grain, House-
hold Effects and Misc.
Items
On the premises
LOT 22, CON. 3,
USBORNE TOWNSHIP
11/4 miles east
Highway
of Exetere on
The undersigned 'auctioneer
received instructions to sell
by public auction on
SATURDAY, MAY 4
at 1 p.m.
TRACTORS and COMBINE:
IVIeDeering Farmall "M" trac-
tor in A-1 condition; Allis
Chalmers "B" Standard trac-
tor in guaranteed condition;
Case 6 ft. combine equipped
with Wisconsin motor in all-
round new condition.
FARM IMPLEMENTS: M H
15-run grain and fertilizer
drill in new condition; Cock-
shutt 3-furrow plow; McDeer-
ing tractor manure spreader;
M. M. 28-plate 'tractor disc;
John Deere 5 ft. 8-plate one-
way disc; 'Bisset dual land
packer; Kissel lever harrows;
4-section diamond harrows;
John Deere binder, 7 ft. cut;
MeDeering mower, 6 ft. cut;
Case 4-bar side rake; set of
sleighs; single 'plow; single
scuffler; grain thrower with
piping; rubber tire wagon;
16 ft. combination grain and
hay rack; hay loader; colony
house 10x12, newly built; elec-
tric motors; emery; anvils;
fanning mill; Wood's electric
grinder equipped with 2-h.p.
electric motor; power mower;
heavy cable end pulleys; 1/2 -
inch piping; water bowls; set
of harness; heavy logging
chains; antique wooden horse
collar; set of 'chimes; cutter;
sap 'buckets and spites; coal
brooder stove; quantity of
snow fence; electric drill;
vice; quantity of tile; exten-
sion ladder; grain sacks; elec-
tric •cattle clippers; boy's bi-
cycle; steel posts; hay fork
rope; sling ropes; pig crate;
40-gallon barrel; 400-gal. steel
galvanised water trough, etc.
HAY and GRAIN; 700 bales
choice quality bay; 300 bales
oat straw; 1,800 biuhels choice
a
25 Auction Sales
.
%AIRY mixed grain.
ti01,JSmioDD EFFECTS in-
clude 3 -p i e c e chesterfield
suite; 2 complete .bedroom
suites; dressers; commodes;
kitchen cabinet; tables; solid
oak dining Toom suite; chairs;
floor lamp; toilet sets; rug.
9x12 and many other miscel-
laneous items,
TERMS; Cash.
ALVIN MOIR, Proprietor
GARNET HIDES, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
25; 2c • • - •
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Household
Effects, Power and
Carpenter tools and
Misc. Items
On the premises
47 GIDLEY ST. W„ EXETER
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell
by public auction on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8
at 1 p.m.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS —
Rogers Majestic 21 inch tele-
vision set; solid mahogany
dining table, 5 ni a t c'11 1 ri g
chairs; china cabinet; buffet;
3 piece chesterfield; chest of
drawers; modern light oak 3-
piece bedroom suite; 2 up-
holstered 'arm chairs; circular
small table; end tables; table
lamps; trilight; coffee tables;
TV lamp; arm chair; mantel
clock; electric heater; maga-
zine table; floor polisher;
trunk; Filter Queen vacuum
cleaner; Bissel cleaner; 3
folding chairs; hall mirror
and hat rack; antique desk;
small trunk; mantel radio;
couch; rockers; 2 'kitchen
tables and chairs; chrome
kitchen table and chairs;
Singer sewing machine; GE
4-burner electric stove; Philco
refrigerator; painted bed,
dresser and wash stand; 2
ottomans; 5 scatter rugs;
metal ironing board; large
selection dishes, glassware,
silverware, 'bedding, linens,
pillows, pictures, sealers, and
kitchen utensils; veranda
chairs; small stool; set wall
shelves, etc., 'etc.
POWER' and CARPENTER
TOOLS and MISC. ITEMS —
S. K.F, bench saw equipped
with IA h,p. motor; Shop
Master band saw; electric
grinder with motor; electric
sander; bench vice; 1/2 -inch
drill; pair snips; 2 pair of
pliers; pair of cutters; 2
hammers; 2 saw horses; 16
drill bits; 2 'hacksaws; saw
and box; pair of v'icegrips;
extension cord; auto pack; 2
shovels; crowbar; extension
ladder; metal tool box; rake:
2 hoes; wheelbarrow; pair of
25 Auction Sales
clamps; g monkey wrenehee;
homemade press; step ladder;
snow shovel; scythe; power
Mower; wooden tool box;
hand drills; hand saw; ratchet
screwdriver; plane; 3 axes;
set of wrenches; square;
quantity of wood.
Please Note — This is an
extra large sale. Everything
in first class condition. plan
to attend,
TERMS; Cash.
THE PUBLIC TRUSTE E
RE: Arthur Bay, Proprietor
GARNET 'HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
25:20
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Real Estate,
Household Effects and
Misc. Items
On the premises in the
VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND
First house south of Gospel
Hall Church, on
SATURDAY, MAY 11
at 1 p.m.
Complete list of sale in next
week's issue.
ESTATE OF THE LATE
MALVENA GRATTON
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
25c
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Implements,
Blacksmith Equipment,
Carpenter tools, House-
hold Effects, Antique and
Misc. Items
On the premises
LOT 7, CON. NORTH
BOUNDARY, HAY TWP.
21 miles west of Kippen or
11 miles east of Hillsgreen on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15
at 1 p.m.
Watch for complete list of
sale in next week's issue.
JOHN H. COCHRANE, Prop.
ROSS LOVE,
'McALLISTER, Clerks
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
25c
Third Annual
HOLSTEIN
DISPERSAL SALE
of 30 Choice Holstein
Heifers
On the premises
2 MILES SOUTH OF
GRAND BEND, on
FRIDAY, MAY 17
at 7 p.m.
JOE VAN DONGEN, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
25c
No Down Payment
EASY MONTHLY TERMS
ON
CONKLIN
CUSTOM CREDIT 131 Thames Road, W., Exeter
Phone 235-1422
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ting I
kr( Aligi)4A
PAWN AURA CONSMAT
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WalPer S /E (c) aet
IVIEN'S WEAR CUSTOM CLOTI-ItS
Phone 235-0991 TIP TOP TAILORS
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23 Legal Notices
I,. MR-EigiENE WEBBER.,
$1,tn.coe .St..„ Exeter, am not
respensible for any debts
eurred. Mrs. Eileen Web-
ber as of April 18, 1963 till
April 18, 1964.
articles Were missed because
of it. Mr, Willign Crio-
rliton, auctioned the furnitnre,
Co-conveners for the Pale
were Mrs. :M« Oaiser and kirs,
John Goman with. Mrs. ,1I.11„
ccswen, Miss Ruth $1iirieer, Mrs.
Ward Fritz and Mrs Dobbs
on the committee,
The crowds were ready to
burst through the doors of the
Exeter Legion Hall at 1 o'clock
Saturday .a•ftPr4OPP, in search of
bargains at the annual spring
rummage. :sale of ..the wornent4.
Anxiltery tOSetith Huron Anxi,
Over 100 ladles. gorted, „pd.-
ced, arranged and sold.the cant,
offs with the proceeding's
onntin to .:$220.
Heavy rain marred the pick-
up on Friday and the conveners
felt that possibly some of the
Customer; "Why does abeau-
tau' girl like you work in -such a dump as this?"
Waitress: "Be c au s e I own
•
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NOTICE TO.
In The Estate Of
John Hazlewood,
deceased.
All persons having claims
against the estate of John
HaMewooti, late of the Village
of flensall, in the County of Hut-on, Gentleman, who 'died.
on or about the 5th day of
December 1962, are required
to file particulars nf same with.
Bell 4 Latighton, solicitors. of
Exeter, Ontario by the 4th.
day of May, 1903, after which
dale the estate will be dis-
tributed besting eegard only to
those claims of which notice
has been received.
Sell & Lavoton
Solicitors for the Administra-
tor with Will Annexed,
EXETER, Ontario,
18;25:2e
24 Tenders Wanted 26-FOOT
MACHINERY
C ENTER
Corrugated Steel offers bu'ld-on later features
This machinery centre is just one of the many
convenient, economical buildings and sheds
we have to offer. Choose from steel or lum-
ber. Cali today for free estimates. There are
low Monthly Terms!
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
WEED KILLER
Tenders will be received by
the undersigned until 2:30
P.M,, Tuesday, May 7, 1963,
for supply of 100 gallons of
80 oz, 2-4-D low volatile Ester
weed killer, to be delivered
to the Township Garage at
Elimville before May 21, 1963,
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
For further information ap-
ply to:
W, J. ROUrITLY,
Road Superintendent,
Township of Usborne,
RR 3 Exeter, Ont,
25:2c
— FIX UP YOUR FARM NOW —
CONKLIN SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK
Pressure-Treated Poles
and Lumber Available
FARM BUILDINGS CUSTOM DESIGNED TO FIT YOUR NEEDS
Ask for John Durand--our building consultant
25 Auction Sales
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Modern (like
new) and Antique
Furniture
MAIN STREET, CREDITON
SATURDAY, APRIL 27
at 1:30 sharp
-Under instructions received
from G. Zwicker we will sell
the following:
Four-piece red maple bed-
room suite; 2-piece mahogany
bedroom suite; 2-piece ches-
terfield suite; red 'maple studio
couch and chair; walnut drop-
leaf dining table with 4 chairs;
Connor washing machine; wal-
nut desk; new Westinghouse
floor polisher; 2 coffee tables;
rug; walnut end table; lamps;
occasional chairs; picnic table
and benches; cushions; pil-
lows; ironing board; clothes
horse; dishes; electric toaster;
2 electric coffee pots; kitchen
utensils; pictures; electric
clock; curtains; television; 2
electric irons; 2 needlepoints;
antique chairs; antique what-
not; step stool; Westinghouse
refrigerator; antique rocking
chair, Boston; vacuum clean-
er; smoking stand; antique
silver 'tea service; books; hall
tree; silver dishes; power
lawn mower; hand lawn mow-
er; electric tea kettle; garden
tractor; clothes hamper; seat-
ter mats; mirror; oak dining
room suite; other merchandise
too numerous to mention.
Positively no reserve — ev-
erything must be sold to the
highest bidder.
TERMS: Cash.
MR. GERALD ZWICKER,
Proprietor
WM, IL SMITH, Auctioneer
Phone 234-6282
Don't miss this outstanding
auction sale. It is on Satur-
day, April 27, Main Street,
Crediton, 18:25c
The best ide *'
h • me
FREE SERVI
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F '''OUR
FROM TH
SERVICEMAN
CHOICE 1. Annual burner and
furnace conditioning
2. Mid-season check of your
heating equipment
3. Emergency service anytime
25 Auction Sales
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
LOT 1,4 USBORNE TWP.
South east boundary
1/4 mile South of WoOdham,
highway 23
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1
at 1:00 o'clock
Two-year-old Jersey heifer
jest bred; Jersey heifer calf
6 wake old.
Two jogging carts, 1 new;
4 sets team harness; several
horse collars; 1 horse-drawn
International mower; horse-
drawn disc harrow; set of
sleighs; 2 cutters; brooder
stove and canopy; get of shaft
bells; 2 strings of belle; 2
sets of chimes; 12 sleigh bells;
Here's why it's
the best plan
Our Shell plan gives you your
chOice of servicemen and this is
a big advantage to you. You're
not tied down to one particular
serviceman who, for some rea-
son, may not prove satisfactory.
And you don't have to depend on
one man in an emergency. If he's
busy or out-of-town, what do you
do? The Shell plan solves this
problem--gives you all the bene-
fits the other plans offer PLUS
freedom of choice in service. Call
us today in order to make ar-
rangement for your annual burner
and furnace conditioning as soon
as he weather Is right.
YOU PAY FOR
JUST THE OIL!
Just arrived!
A new collection of famous
English worsteds You'll tell the
world you've been. to a gentleman's tailor
when you wear a ma,de-to-measure sleet
Street suit, harid-cut from one of these ex-
clusive cloths. Right now there are hundreds
of suitings to choose from--rill woven from
the finest virgin wool by 33ritain's leading
mills, Fleet street's combination of fabric,
tailoring and style would cost you at least
$1.60 anywhere else, but at Tip Top Tailors
you pay only $'..5,00,
Fleet Street Custom ClOtheS one price $75.00
Ataitemafeemeste
TARE NOTICE that the On-
tario Munieipal Board has op,
pointed Thursday, the 2nd day
of May, 1963,at the hour of
ten o'clock in the forenoon,
D.S.T,, at the Council Cham-
bers in the Town IIall, Exeter,
Ontaro for the hearing of all
Parties interested in support-
ing or opposing the application
of the Town of Exeter for ap-
proval of its Restricted Area
By-tase No, e2-1962 passed on
the 9th day of 'October, 1962.
A copy of the above num-
bered by-law is 'available for
inspection the office of the
TOWn Clerk, 394 Main Street
South, Exeter, at any time
during buMness hours.
Dated at Exeter, Ontario
this 22nd day of April, 1963.
(Signed)
C. V. PICKARD, Town Clerk
One Of Cailede#8 largest print
shops, the federal government
printing bureau employed 1,86/
workers in 1961,
Call us today to arrange for this
service now -- DIAL 2357820
ART CLARKE
Yaw Shell Fuel .00 bitteiblUtOt
We Win to announce that
Exeter Rollee Skati ng Rink bee
been sold to Mee Ben=0
osik, who taken p 6 eseSelott
iterfiedietely.
At this time, we Wafit to say
thank you to all our patrons to
the rink over the years and to
extend best wishes to Mr., Belie
dgk, Vice know you will ton,
tihue to enjoy the roller Slcat»
ing rink under HIS teatiage,
meld.
Earl &
Neil & Family