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AND STILL COST LESS
THAN A NON-JEWELLED
WATCH AT $13?
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and needs very little care. The $13.00 watch needs replacing every year arid a half.
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average life of the least expensive jewelled watch) the non-jewelled watch at $13.00
has cost you $209.25, to replace each year-and-a-half. The jewelled watch has cost,
including the purchase price, as little as $60.00. A remarkable saving. The $150.00
version of the jewelled watch can last as long as 75 years; an average lifetime. Think
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and in first class state of cul-
tivation.
Parcel No. 2: 125 acre farm,
Lot 9, Cop, 6, Hay Twp., 50
acres pasture land, remainder
mixed bush; never failing wa-
ter supply.
TERMS of Real Estate; 10%
on day of sale, balance in 60
days. Sold subject to a reason-
able reserve bid.
Complete list of this im-
portant sale in following issue.
GEORGE GRENIER, Adminis-
trator for the estate of the late
Hermes Grenier
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
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Timis-Advocate, June 1, 1967 Pogo )5
By MISS JEAN GQPEL.,ND
family of Toronto.
Mr,.,st Mn.s ClAYton Brook and
family of Guelph were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Dickey and family.
fet; antique sideboilir0; ball
rack; 2 electric radios; foot
stools; electric lamps; folding,
cot; mirrors; luggage; vibra-
tor; heating pad; steel beds
stead; 2 oak bedsteads; com-
mode, dressers; commode
chair; oak antique bedstead; 4
congoleurn rugs; Axminster rug
12x12; cushions; feather pil•
lows; motor rug; bedding; lin-
ens; bedspreads; quilts; blan-
kets; sheepskin rug; braided &
hooked rugs; drapes; curtains;
books; variety of dishes; glass-
ware; vacuum cleaner; Frigid-
aire medium size refrigerator;
8 ft. refrigerated meat counter;
drop leaf table; kitchen chairs;
cupboard; Frigidaire 24 inch
electric stove, recently pur-
chased; medicine chest; couch;
kitchen utensils; white enamel
utility table; electric toaster &
kettle; electric clock; deep
fryer; New Corning ware sets;
aluminum cannister set; set of
dishes; antiques; sealers; welt-
ing machine; 12 gal. paint; 2
lawn chairs; extension ladders;
wheelbarrow; scythe;' garden
tools, etc., etc.
TERMS Cash
William Balkwill, Ruth Ford,
Dorothy Milliken, Executors for
the estate of the late Sarah
Balkwill
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALE
of Farm Machinery, House-
hold Effects, Misc. Items
On the premises
It MILES EAST OF
WINCHELSEA
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, JUNE 17
at 1:30 p.m.
Complete list of sale in next
week's issue.
JOHN SIMPSON, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
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2$ Auction Sales
chine; cooler and compressor;
electric motors; 5 work tables;
display islands; shelving; bolt
bins; pipe fitting bins; paint
display shelf; leueh carts; car-
rying baskets,
FURNITURE: 2 pc. chester.
field suite; TV chair; occasion.
al chair; rocking chair; end
tables; 3 pc. bedroom suite;
Mr. and. Mrs. dresser and chest
of drawers; large dresser; cof-
fee table; foot stool; antique
kitchen cupboard; table lamps;
glass bookcase; pictures; elec-
tric train and tracks complete;
rug 9x11; 2 rugs 9x12; rug 6X9;
TV antenna and remote con-
trol; child's encyclopedia; space
heater; vacuum cleaner; power
lawn mower; kitchen table and
chairs; cooking utensils; dish-
es: glassware.
To be offered at 3:00 p.m.
June 7: 1966 Ford half ton
truck, deluxe cab, seat belts,
tinted windshield, extra spare
wheel and tire, only 9,000 miles.
1961 Studebaker Lark four door
sedan, only 12,000 miles.
This is only a partial list of
the many items to be offered.
Plan to attend this outstanding
sale. Merchants welcome.
No reserve — Terms cash.
For
EMERY'S GENERAL STORE
W. E. NAIRN & SON AUCTION
SERVICE — St, Marys 284.3796
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By MRS. G. Hoorn
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Vanexan
and Lisa of Waterloo, Mr. & Mrs.
Morley Waugh of London were
Sunday geusts of Mr. Leonard
Thacker and girls, Mr, & Mrs.
Waldie Bisbee of London were
Sunday evening guests.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Langford visit-
ed Sunday with Mrs. E. Trewartha
of Clinton and Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Norman of Holmesville.
Michelle Robinson of Woodharn
spent Sunday with Mary Lou
Thomson,
Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson at-
tended the church parade of Re-
bekah and Oddfellows Lodge at
Kerwood Sunday. Mrs. Sisson
attended the birthdayparty Tues-
day of Rebekah Lodge and was
overnight guest of her parents,
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Petch of Strath..
roy,
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Appliances; Household
Furniture; Antiques; Dishes
and Glassware
at LOT 8, CON. 7, BASE LINE
of BLANSHARD TOWNSHIP,
2 miles east of Woodham, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 3
at 12:30 p.m.
Woods 12 ft. deep freeze;
International refrigerator; elec-
tric washing machine; Singer
electric sewing machine and
bench; Electrolux v a c u u rn
cleaner; floor polisher; bed-
room suite complete; several
beds, springs and mattresses;
brass bed; several dressers,
wash stands and chest of draw-
ers; wardrobes; antique clock;
captain's chair; antique chairs;
child's rocking chair; love seat;
china cabinet; odd tables; end
tables; odd chairs; leather arm
chair; rocking chairs; 6 dining
room chairs; TV tables; card
tables; large mirror; foot stool;
table and floor lamps; hail
rack and mirror; bookcase;
pine box; cedar chest; large
quantity of dishes and glass-
ware; linen; chrome kitchen
table and two chairs; step
stool; metal kitchen table;
chrome clothes rack; cooking
utensils.
Buggy; cutter; chicken brood-
ers and feeders; 1956 Chev
car; 1951 Chev half ton; 1951
Meteor car and many other
articles.
No Reserve — Terms Cash
For the estate of the
late A. Geneva Rundle
W. E. NAIRN & SON AUCTION
SERVICE — St. Marys 284-3796
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Surface temperature of the sun
averages 10,000 degrees Fahr-
enheit.
Mrs. Bert Duffield Of St. Marys
called on Miss Blanche Milisand
Mr. Edgar Mills Tuesday after-
noon.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. George Wheeler and David
were Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hoff-
meyer of Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Davis pf Fullerton and
Rev. & Mrs. John Cooke of
Thameeford. Rev. & Mrs. Cooke
also called on Mrs. John Butters
in the evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Robinson
and family visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Snell of
Forest,
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Thomson
of Parkhill visited Wednesday
with Miss Blanche Mills and
Mr. Edgar Mills.
The names of Douglas Smith
and StephenHazlewood were
omitted from the list of boys
who attended the Boy Scout
Camporee at Monkton on the
holiday weekend. Sorry boysi
Mrs. Harry Ford is spending
some time with Mr. & Mrs. Win.
Dickey and family.
Mr. Wilson Dodge of Clande-
boye visited Sunday afternoon
with Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Beck-
ett, Jacqueline and Geraldine.
Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills
visited Sunday evening with Mr.
Ray Mills who is a patient in
Stratford General Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Robinson and
family of Stratford visited Sun-
day evening with Mr. & Mrs.
Don Brine and Cheryl.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson,
Brenda, Margaret and Janet of
Baseline and Mrs, Edgar Rodd
of Exeter were Sunday guests
with Mr. & Mrs. LaVerne Rodd,
Wayne, Karen and Eddie. Mrs.
Rodd remained for a few days
visit.
Mr. & Mrs. Norris Webb, Julie
and Lori and Mr. & Mrs. Elgin
Webb of Grand Bend visited Sun-
day with Mr. Jack Mann and
clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Horses, Hereford Cattle,
Hogs, Tractor, Farm
Machinery, Household.
Effects and Misc. Items
On the premises
LOT 21, CON, 14,
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
le miles west of Dashwood,
thence 1i miles south.
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
FRIDAY, JUNE 2
at 1:00 p.m.
HORSES: Percheron gelding;
Belgian mare, good work team.
HEREFORD CATTLE: 6 Here-
ford cows due to calf in July
and August; Hereford heifer
rising two years old; Hereford
steer rising two years old;
Hereford bull rising three years
old.
HOGS: York sow with litter
of 12; York sow recently bred.
TRACTOR AND FARM MA-
CHINERY: 1949 Case standard
tractor; M.H. 2-furrow plow;
McDeering 13-run grain and
fertilizer drill; Deering grain
drill; McDeer. 3-bar side rake,
new condition; McDeering horse
drawn mower; 1V1.1-1. grain bind-
er; McDeering hay loader; M.H.
medium size tractor spreader;
M.H. team scuffler; rubber tire
wagon; new hay rack; gravel
box; M.H. team cultivator; 2-
furrow gang plow; set of har-
rows; McDeering riding plow;
2 single plows; 2 cutters;
buggy harness; set of sleighs;
dump rake; 30 ft. ladder; fan-
ning mill; heavy duty anvil;
iron kettle; root pulper; chains;
forks; shovels, etc., etc.
5 loads unthreshed beans.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Mar-
coni battery radio; organ in
good condition; 8 day kitchen
clock: coffee grinder; dry sink;
Aladdin lamp and many other
articles,
TERMS: Cash
No reserve as farm is sold.
JOHN HECKMAN, Prop.
GLENN WEBB, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
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Farmers
Supply Ltd.
Grain • Feed • Cement
Building Supplies
Coal
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family were Sunday guests of Mr.
& Mrs. John Burleigh and fam-
ily, Seaforth.
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Mrs.
Ed. Chappel, Mrs. Ross McPhail,
Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Mrs. Cecil
Bowman and Mrs, John Temple-
Man attended the South Perth
District Annual in Mitchell,
Thursday,
Mr. Gordon Pethick visited
Saturday evening with Mr. & Mrs.
Bob Norris and family.
Hibbert township council held
a dance in their newly decorated
township hall Friday evening with
the proceeds going to the Tornado
Fund. Nelson Howe's orchestra
provided the music for dancing.
Mr. & Mrs. John Tempieman
visited Sunday evening with Mr.
& Mrs. Raymond Miller and fam-
ily, Munro.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and
Extensive
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Real Estate,
64 Hereford and Durham
Cattle, Tractors, Farm
Machinery, Feed, Grain,
Household Effects and
Misc. Items
On the premises
LOT 19, CON. 10, HAY TWP„
1/2 mile south of Zurich on
paved road,
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
FRIDAY, JUNE 9
at 12:00 p.m.
REAL ESTATE: Parcel No, 1.
100 acre farm, Lot 19, Con. 10,
Hay Twp, on which 'is situated
modern 2-storey frame dwelling
with all convenienees.Well built
bank barn with adjoining cattle
barn; also silo, large implement
shed. Land choice clay loam Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects
being in the estate of
Miss Anne E. Consitt, late of
OXFORD ST., HENSALL,
SATURDAY, JUNE 3
at 1:00 p,m.
(In case of rain this sale will
be held in the Hensall Arena)
A few of the items offered
for sale: Frigidaire stove al-
most new; refrigerator; Spar-
ton 21" TV; Duro pressure sys-
tem, good condition; oval ex-
tension table and 6 chairs;
drop leaf table and chairs;
small chesterfield; 6 horsehair
chairs, platform rocker and
settee; Duncan Phyfe style end
table; bookcase, books, includ-
ing old school books; needle-
point stool; settee and chairs,
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Real Estate,
Household Effects and
Misc. Items
On the premises
66 JOHN STREET, EXETER
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10
at 1.30 p.m.
REAL ESTATE consists of
Lot 456 and part of 457, Town
of Exeter on which is situated
well constructed 2 storey frame
dwelling. Main floor: large liv-
ing and dining room, bedroom,
kitchen, 2 piece bathroom and
utility room. Second floor: 4
bedrooms with clothes closets,
3 piece bathroom; full sized
basement, oil furnace; also
small barn suitable for garage.
Dwelling conveniently situat-
ed and in good state of repair.
TERMS of Real Estate: 10%
on day of sale, balance in 30
days. Sold subject to a reason-
able reserve bid.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — 3-
piece chesterfield suite; 21 inch
television; oak rockers; occa-
sional chairs; antique writing
desk; end and centre tables;
magazine rack; roll top desk;
dining room table, chairs, buf-
AUCTION SALE
of Schools and Contents
SATURDAY, JUNE 10
at 1:00 p.m.
PARCEL NO. 1 — Will be
offered for sale by auction at
1:00 p.m. School S,S. No, 10
Tuckersmith Twp,, approxi-
mately 1 acre of land, 3i miles
east of Hensall. All schools
have oil furnaces, pressure
water systems, flush toilets,
hydro. CONTENTS: 8 slate
blackboards, pupils' desks, ta-
ble, antique clock, radio, maps,
pictures, fire extinguisher,
PARCEL NO, 2 — Will be
offered for sale by auction at
2:30 p.m. White brick school
S,S. No. 9 Tuckersmith Twp.,
approximately 1 •acre of land,
5 miles south of Seaforth on
Kippen road. CONTENTS: Wall
maps, globe of world, electric
clock, pictures, fire extinguish-
er, garbage cans, pupils' desks,
Captain's chair, 9 slate black-
boards, books, step ladder.
PARCEL NO. 3 — Will be
offered for sale by auction at
4:00 p.m. White brick school
S,S. No. 2 Tuckersmith Twp.,
approximately Vs acre of land,
1i miles east of Kippen and 1
mile north. CONTENTS; Antique
clock, pupils' desks, 4 folding
chairs, Morris piano, 2 wall
maps, electric clock, 7 slate
blackboards, step ladder, tower
bell, 2 benches.
TERMS Cash
For further information con-
tact Vern Alderdice, RR 2 Kip-
pen, phone Hensel]. 262-5494,
Chairman of Huron County
School Area No. 1.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
JACK CALDWELL, Clerk
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re-covered; 4-poster bed and
dresser; 2 washstands; Davis
sewing machine, bill of sale
1887 with it; large bureau,
porcelain knobs; clock shelves
and knickknack shelves; small
walnut chest of drawers; com-
modes; blanket boxes; bed and
dressing table; wardrobe; stu-
dio couch; glass top cupboard
with pie shelf; Boston rocker;
many additional pieces of fur-
niture.
Among the dishes and small
articles there is; Colored glass,
some milk glass; toilet sets;
several sets of brass candle
holders and snuffer; brass bed-
warmer; 12 place setting a
Rodgers 1847 flatware in Re-
membrance, complete with
serving pieces; Limoges, Aust-
rian china; complete set of
semi porcelain including 2 tu-
reens and ladles, teapot, etc.;
2 silver tea services; Bavarian
china; crystal pieces; brass
pieces; china tea set; lamps;
pictures and numerous other
articles.
TERMS: Cash day of sale,
House is sold and all must
go to settle estate.
HECTOR McNEIL, Auctioneer
Alvinston 898.5330 le
Extensive Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Complete Stock of
Groceries; Hardware; Cloth-
ing; Store Fixtures and
Household Furniture
to be held in the
United Church Sheds in the
WILAGE OF KIRKTON
TUESDAY, JUNE 6 and.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7
commencing at 1:00 p.m.
Tuesday, June 6 at 1:00 p.m.
and 7:00 p.m.
HARDWARE: Large selection
of nuts and bolts, all sizes;
nails; rope; glass; paint; heat
lamps; plastic and rubber hose;
light bulbs; shovels; sledge
hammers; pipe fittings; forks;
step ladders; snow shovels; tool
boxes; rubber floor matting;
stove pipes; hammers; grease
guns; wrenches; wheelbarrow;
jig saw; bicycle; hand tools;
pipe threader; logging chains;
handles; pails; brooms; cook-
ing utensils; cow chains; lime;
salt.
GROCERIES & MISC: Canned
goods; cereal; preserves; pol-
ish; waxes; cooking supplies;
cigarettes; tobacco; candies;
novelties; cosmetics; patent
medicines; toys; decorations;
stock tonic; work clothes;
men's, ladies' and children's
wear; shoes; gloves; sewing
nations; dishes and glassware;
camping supplies; school sup-
plies; clocks; watches; gar-
den supplies; brushes; barn
sprays; rifle & shotgun shells;
films; linen; oil lamp chim-
neys; radios.
Wednesday, June 7 at 1:00 p.m.
EQUIPMENT: 12 ft. milk and
butter cooler; 10 ft. freezer;
meat slicer; cash register;
scales; coke cooler; reflector
mirror; counters; 20 display
shelves and stands; nail bins;
display counters; peg boards
and hangers; egg grading ma-
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