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FINAL SALE
DIXON AUTO SUPPLY
CLINTON
Starts Thursday, September 30
ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD
Hardware • Farm & Home Supplies • Paints • Enamels • Toys • Sports Goods •
Auto Accessories • Tools • Power Tools • Auto Parts • Bicycles & Parts • Etc.
THIS ENTIRE BRAND NAME STOCK OFFERED NOW
AT COST OR LESS — DISCOUNTS OF 50% OR MORE!
EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD--OWNER QUITTING BUSINESS
WE CAN LIST ONLY A FEW--SEE THESE AND HUNDREDS MORE
Kem-Glo Pa• int
Reg. 3,95 qt. $99
ON SALE 1 qt.
Hockey Equipment
Gloves, Pads, Sweaters
HALF PRICE
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Snow Tire Ri ms
(extra $C88
wheels) SALE a ea.
i
ENTIRE GROUP OP
Seat Covers
Were S9 $ 00
ta SI9 SALE L ea. 1
GOOD QUALITY OIL BASE
WHITE PAINT S 029
EXTERIOR SALE a gal.
FREE .n. pair of sheer,
f irst quality seam less
with a Nylons 3.00
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Auto
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SALE I qt.
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Times-Advocate, September 30, 1965 Pig' 11
Z5 Auction Sales
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Farm. Stock and
Machinery
LOT 5, CON, 5, STANLEY TWP.
11 miles north of Kippen and
3 miles west, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13
at 12 o'clock noon
CATTLE; Registered Polled
Hereford bull, 2/ years old; 2
registered Holstein cows, 8 yrs.
old, milking; 2 grade Holstein
cows, 8 yrs. old, milking; 4
grade Holstein cows, 6 yrs. old,
milking; 2 grade Holstein cows
4 years old, milking; 1 Here-
ford & Holstein cow, milking;
Hereford & Holstein cow, due
soon; 7 Hereford & Holstein
cows with calves at foot; 4
yearling heifers; 5 yearling
,steers; 9 spring calves.
MACHINERY: Fordson Major
Diesel tractor, live P.T,O, and
,,hydraulics, heat houser; Owat-
lona (29) self propelled swather
,,with hay conditioner, used 2
seasons; Model S McKee har-
vester and 24' automatic wagon,
seasons; 3-furrow wide bot-
. tom Ford mounted plow; 12'
spring tooth cultivator; 8' Ford
stiff tooth cultivator; 12' Ford
hydraulic flex-o-disc, 1 season;
16 run International double disc
seed and fertilizer drill with
grass seeder; set diamond har-
rows; Ebersol 32' grain elevator
with 8 ft. swinging extension;
Ebersol grain thrower 12' - 4"
grain auger and motor; George
White #6 threshing machine on
Steel; 2-wheel flat trailer; 4'
rotary mower; New Idea ma-
nure spreader; 10' fertilizer
spreader; Allis Chalmers in-
dustrial motor on wheels; 10"
Bear Cat hammermill and
screens; 6 ft. dozer blade for
front end loader; Webster air
compressor and tank; Webster
paint sprayer; 100 ft. air com-
pressor hose; 70 ft. 6" endless
hammer mill belt; heavy duty
bag cart; 91 ft. spring tooth
drags, 3-point hitch; Acetylene
cutting torch, tips; heavy sock-
ets; 2 sets dies; power hack
saw; steel parts bin; large as-
sortment steel bolts; set rigid
pipe threaders; pipe cutter;
pipe vise; blacksmith anvil;
heavy steel table; steel cabinet;
work bench; 2,000 lb. platform
' scales; Badger feed cart; gal-
vanized water trough; wooden
feed cart; Remington chain
saw; International self-washing
cream separator; high pressure
grease gun, pail of grease;
electric cattle clippers; set of
extra heavy cattle dehorners;
milk pails; strainer; chicken
brooders; feeders; waterers;
egg washer; 4 baskets; pig self
feeders; trough s; farrowing
crate; weigh scales; hydro
electric fencer; battery fencer;
s'ilovels; forks; block & tackle
fence stretchers; bull trainer
halter; water bowls and pip-
ing; fence wire; steel posts;
cattle, feed . rack; 8x9 overhead
garage door with Glider hard-
ware; cattle loading shute;
new rack for 1/2 ton truck, 8'
box; girl's bicycle; some house-
hold effects.
FEED: 500 bus. Gary oats;
2,000 bus. Herta barley; 200 bus.
mixed grain; 600 bales wheat
straw; 30 ton first cut loose
hay; 5 ton second cut alfalfa;
other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS: Chattels cash.
25% down and six months'
credit on bank approved notes,
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interest free, on swather, Mc-
Kee harvester and seed drill.
No reserve, farm sold.
CHARLES D. IIAY, Proprietor
RR 1 Varna
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
LORNE HAY, Clerk
30;7c
Holstein
DISPERSAL SALE.
Of 40 Selected Holsteins
Sixth Annual Sale
On the premises
LOT 9, CON, LAKE RD. EAST
2 miles south of Grand Bend
or 2 miles north of Klondyke
Co-op,, thence 14 mile east op
Highway 21
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13
at 1:30 p.m,
Sale includes 40 Holstein heif-
ers, majority to freshen around
sale date, remainder in Novem-
ber.
Cattle all of good type and
quality, selected from top lead-
ing blood lines. Calfhood vac-
cinated.
An ideal opportunity to se-
cure fall milk replacements.
Convince yourself by inspecting
this herd before sale date.
Sale will be held under cover,
Plan to attend.
TERMS: Cash.
JOE VAN DONGEN & SON,
Proprietors
GLENN WEBB, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
30:7c
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Registered and Grade
Holsteins, Tractors, Farm
Machinery, Truck, Thresh.
er, Hay, Pony and Misc.
Items
On the premises
LOT 8, CON. 11,
USBORNE TOWNSHIP
li miles east of Winchelsea,
St. Marys Road, thence 1/2 mile
south or 21 miles west of
Kirkton
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
at 1:00 p.m.
CATTLE: Registered & Grade
Holsteins consist of 28 cows and
heifers, majority fresh, re-
mainder to freshen in October
and November; brown Swiss
Jersey heifer, recently freshen-
ed; black Jersey heifer, recent-
ly freshened; 3 Holstein calves.
This is a high producing herd
of dairy cows and heifers. Test
negative.
PONY: Chestnut pony stal-
lion, well broken for saddle or
harness.
TRACTORS, TRUCK THRESH.
ER: Fordson Major, 1961, stand-
ard diesel tractor, completely
equipped, live power take-off,
in guaranteed A-1 condition;
Ford semi-hydraulic 4-furrow
plow, like new; 1956 Ford trac-
tor equipped with manure load-
er; 1959 Mercury 1/2 -ton pick-up
truck, low mileage in A-1 con-
dition; Goodison thresher, 28-
inch cylinder, 46-inch body,
equipped with Hart feeder,
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grain elevator and shredder,
120 feet thresher belt.
FARM MACHINERY: Cock-
shutt tractor spreader; Int.
power take-off tractor spreader;
Ford hydraulic lift 28-plate trac-
tor disc, like new; rubber tire
wagon and rack; 5-section dia-
mond harrows; 16-ft, hay rack,
brand new; 3-section lever har-
rows; Int. 10-ft, power take-off
binder, used for swathing; Int,
mower, 5l-ft. cut; hammer
mill; steel roller; 200-gal. oil
tank; steel tire buggy; set of
scales; aluminum wheelbarrow;
Surge milking machine, piping
for 22 cows; milk cans; 8-can
milk cooler; Master electric
fencer; pig self feeder; exten.
sion ladder: quantity of cedar
posts; garden and carpenter
tools; chains; forks: shovels,
many miscellaneous items.
HAY: 3,300 bales choice qual-
ity mixed hay.
No reserve as the farm is
sold.
TERMS; Cash.
WILLIAM VAN der WIEL,
Proprietor
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
23:30c
Extensive
AUCTION SALE
Scotch Shorthorns,
Tractors, Thresher, Farm
Implements, Hogs, Grain,
Poultry, Household Effects
and Misc. Items
On the premises
LOT 38, CON. 3, LONDON RD.
SURVEY, TUCKERSMITH TWP.
li miles east of Brucefield,
thence 1/ miles north.
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6
at 12:30 p.m. sharp
Registered Scotch Shorthorns
30 registered Scotch Short-
horns, cows, heifers and herd
sire; 16 cows, majority with
calves at foot, remainder soon
to freshen; 6 yearling heifers;
3 yearling steers.
Majority of cows descendants
of Millhills Rothes Queen, Imp,,
and Saultown Daily Clara, Imp.
Herd sire; Briadale Selkirk,
born Feb. 14, 1961. An outstand-
ing proven sire.
Cattle all extra choice qual-
ity, dark roans and reds. A
rare opportunity to purchase
foundation stock. Negative test
for past 30 years.
TRACTORS & THRESHER —
Cockshutt No. 30 standard, in
A-1 condition; 1949 Ford tractor,
fully equipped, 2-furrow hy-
draulic plow and pulley, 3-point
hitch cultivator; Lob sin g e r
grain thresher, 24 cylinder, 36
inch body, on rubber, equipped
with shredder and grain throw-
er, in new condition; 120 feet
thresher belt.
POULTRY-200 Leghorn-Sheaf.
fer breeding, yearling hens.
GRAIN—Quantity choice qual-
ity mixed grain,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Din-
ing room extension table and
chairs; china cabinet; kitchen
cabinet; antique hall tree; oak
bedsteads; dressers; 2 fancy
toilet sets; commodes; coal oil
lamps; antique settee; rocking
chairs; daybed; bureau; Que-
bec heater; lanterns; sealers;
crocks; dishes; Interprise com-
bination hydro and wood stove.
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FARM IMPLEMENTS — Mc.
Deering 13-run grain and ferti-
lizer drill, like new; M-l-1 bind-
er, 7 ft, cut; 2 lot, mowers,
6 ft, cut; Cockshutt side rake;
int, 2-furrow plow, on rubber;
Cockshutt team manure spread-
er, on rubber; Mc-Deering hay
loader; Int. 14-inch cutting box,
with piping; small cutting box;
4-section diamond harrows;
rubber tire wagon; dump rake;
steel roller; horse-drawn disc;
2 sets 3-section spring tooth
harrows; team scuffler; 2-
wheel trailer with stock racks;
Letz grinder, with bagger; far-
rowing crate; walking plow;
oat roller; feed cart; B & C
electric bean cooker; root pulp-
er; 5 iron kettles; set platform
scales; extension ladder; 150 ft.
hay fork rope; pump jack;
circular saw; blacksmith iron;
set of sleighs; 17 single cord
stove wood; snow fence; 11
h.p. electric motor; emery;
Quantity tile; forks; shovels;
chains, etc,
HOGS-8 York and Landrace
sows, due October and Novem-
ber; 6 purebred Landrace sows
averaging 50 lbs. each; 15
stocker pigs, 50 lbs. each; pure-
bred Landrace hog, 18 months
old.
This is an extra large sale.
Cattle selling at 3 p.m. No re-
serve as the farm is sold.
TERMS: Cash,
ROY F, PEPPER, Proprietor
RR 3 Seaforth
FRANK FALCONER, Clerk
Auctioneers:
ALVIN WALPER
PERCY WRIGHT 30c
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Real Estate, Household
Effects, Auto, Volks Bus,
Misc. Items
On the premises
60 VICTORIA ST. WEST
IN THE TOWN OF EXETER
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2
at 1:30 p,m.
REAL ESTATE: Consists of
Lot 576, Plan 20, Victoria St.,
west in the town of Exeter on
which is situated a one-storey
brick dwelling, Large living and
dining room, kitchen, 3-piece
bathroom, 2 bedrooms and util-
ity room. Full size basement,
newly installed oil furnace; also
small barn.
Property nicely situated and
in good state of repair.
TERMS of Real Estate: 10%
on day of sale, balance in 90
days. Sold subject to a reason-
able reserve bid. Immediate
possession.
AUTOS: 1960 Volks bus with
1963 engine in A-1 condition.
1959 Olds 4 door sedan, radio
and heater, VS automatic, A-1
condition,
Anyone wishing information
regarding bits and car please
contact Jim Harrington, RCAF
Centralia. Phone 228-6388.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Din-
ing room table and chairs;
chesterfield and chair; Westing-
house 12 cu. ft. refrigerator,
like new; 2 chests of drawers;
end tables; mirrors; daybed;
oak rockers; glass cupboard;
vacuum cleaner; 2 bedroom
suites; dressers; commodes;
kitchen clock, mantel clock;
kitchen table and chairs; Ad-
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rniral 21" television, like new;
Easy electric washing machine;
oak high chair; 4-burner electric
stove; Quebec heater; large as-
sortment of antique dishes and
glassware; silverware; kitchen
utensils; butter bowl; fancy
toilet set; 10 gal. crock; seal-
ers; Toro 3 h,p, deluxe snow
blower, like new; wheelbarrow;
lawn chairs, etc., etc.
No reserve, everything will
be sold.
TERMS: Cash.
EDGAR MAW1IINNEY, Prop.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk -
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
30c
SHOW AND SALE
of Registered Herefords
Polled 30 Head Horned
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9
at FAIR GROUNDS,
STRATHROY, ONT.
8 performance tested bulls,
eligible for gov't premium; 22
bred and open heifers.
All cattle show at 12:30 p.m.
and sell at 2:00 p.m.
Sale under cove r. Lunch
available.
Tenth Annual Fall Sale of
Middlesex-Elgin Hereford Assoc.
Write for catalogue to:
W. G. BERE, Sale Mgr.,
RR 1 Arva, Ont,
BERT PEPPER, Auctioneer
Seaforth, Ont. 30c
By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Nelson Baker were Mr. Fred
Jameson, Misses Kate and Flor-
ence, Mrs. D. Johnson of Kirkton,
Mr. Johnson Robertson, Rannoch,
and Miss Donna Baker of Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson
attended West Zion anniversary
services and were guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hern.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob McGregor of
Kippen were Sunday guests with
Bill and Howard Rinn and Noreen
Walkom.
Miss Sharon Marriott has re-
turned to University of Western
Ontario for her second year stud-
ies.
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Wiebe have
returned to their home in Mani-
toba after spending several weeks
with their son, Mr. Ted Wiebe
and family.
Miss Vernetta Baker and Ver-
non Baker, 8th Line, and Mr. &
Mrs. Arthur Stevenson of London
were guests with their aunt, Mrs.
Alfred Baker and family.
Miss Donna Baker of Toronto
visited with her parents, Mr. &
Mrs. Nelson Baker, Sunday,
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