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NORM „WHITING
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AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Furniture
Antiques and Misc, Items
Sat,, Oct. 20, 1973 at 1:00 p.m. sharp
(2 blocks west & 2 blocks south of Main corner)
DASHWOOD, Ont.
A complete listing to follow next week
Mrs. Rose E. Kraft, Prop,
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
Phone 235-1964
I NORM WIIITING
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AUCTION
of Household Furnishings
Antiques & Misc. Items
Saturday, Oct. 13, 1:00 p.m. sharp
33 Sanders St. E., EXETER, Ont.
(3 blocks east of traffic lights)
REAL ESTATE—consists of a lot 67`x142 1/2 `—part of lot
1158 plan 20, Town of Exeter. 1 storey red brick veneer house
consists of 2 bedrooms with closets, large living room, dining
room, kitchen, 4 pce. bathroom, full basement, sewers hooked
up and completely paid.
Real Estate sold subject to a reasonable reserve bid.
Terms-10% down, balance in 30 days.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS-2 door Kelvinator
refrigerator, Enterprise electric range; 2 chrome sets; step
stools; electric can opener; china cabinet; small table; mirror;
Marconi television; chesterfield and chair; chesterfield; swivel
rocker; rocking chair; coffee and end table; pole lamp;
magazine rack; 2 footstools; platform rocker; hostess choir;
floor and table lamps; fern stand; dresser; chest of drawers;
bedroom chair;1311104/se 42 pce.'bedroom suite; old cabinet;
odd chairs and tables; washing machine; Electrohome
humidifier; radio; clocks; card table, 4 chairs; vacuum cleaner;
carpet sweeper; floor polisher; ironing board, Raymond sew-
ing machine; electric toaster and kettle; dishes, pots and pans,
etc.
MISCELLANEOUS—chaise lounge; lawn choirs; electric
hedge trimmer with 100' cord; garden tools; 100' snow fence;
snow scoop; small anvil; copper pipe, 2 step ladders; 16'
wood extension ladder, etc.)
ANTIQUES—oak bedroom suite, outstanding; trunk; bread
tray (Give us this day); tea pot; cream and sugar; covered
compote; hand painted dishes; 2 Bavarian covered sugar
bowls; Beaver sealer; wicker basket; crocks; oil lamp, etc.
TERMS — CASH
Mr. Clarence Knight, prop.
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
235-1964
NORM WIIMNG
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Real Estate Auction Sale -E
of Valuable Property
Friday Evening, Oct. 12, 1973
at 6:15 sharp
at Poplar Beach Rd., 5 miles north of Grand Bend, Ont.
or 3 miles south of St. Josephs on Hwy. 21
REAL ESTATE consists of a lake front lot 50' x 100' with a cottage
20' x 32', lot No. 26. It consists of kitchen, livingroom, 2 bedrooms, 2
piece bathroom, heated with oil. This cottage may be sold with
property or separate to be moved to new location. Real Estate sold
subject to a reasonable reserve bid. Terms - 10% down, balance in
30 days,
Michael Mack prop.
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
For information call 235-1964
OF ANTIQUES and, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
FOR' MR. PAT OESCH
2 miles North of Zurich on Goshen Line
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13
at 1:00 P.M.
ANTIQUES; Striking New Haven Clock, coal oil lamps,
dishes, flat irons, apple peeler, cutter bells, log roller,
Yankee plow point, copper boilers, horse buggy, buggy
robe, old pint beer bottles, wash stands, crocks (all sizes)
Wooden keg, gas engine washing machine.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS - Kitchen table and chairs, kitchen
cabinet, wood stove with reservoir, odd tables, fern stands,
Corner shelf, oil stoves, sewing machines, beds, bedding,
dresser, towels, dishes, table cloths, cutlery, picture
frames, ceilers, cake tins, radios, food chopper, table
legs, mats, new hooked rugs, child's rocking chair, lawn
chairs, home-made soap, window frames (all sizes).
MISCELLANEOUS; Work bench, wood boxes, paint, grind
stones, tool boxes, tools, garden tools, assortment of bolts,
and nuts, vice, old tires with rims, three horse hitch, ropes,
horse harness, road tart, chains, abundance of fire-vood,
TERMS - CASH
Not responsible for accidents on day of sale
D r J Riddell Auction Service
(wog AUCTIONEERS
237-3876 Jock 23 ,-3431
• Say connection Oleg
Pose 14 Times-Advocate, October 4,19n
AUCTION SALE.
that an inspection would be
required.
The sewer connection had been
a contentious Issue for some time
and Ottewell charged council
with being unfair in their decision
to charge him for frontage and a
sewer connection when he had to
make the connection himself into
Mill St.
MacMillan reported /Or 'the
drains committee which had met
last week to discuss the matter.
The recommendation of the
committee was that council write
Ottewell and advise hint the
connection was illegal,
Council finally ended up np,
proving both suggestions: that
the connection was illegal and
Nerd Dispersal by Auction
Tuesday, October 9
at Regier Farms, 2 miles south of Zurich
Sale time at 12:30 p.m,
consisting of 75 head holsteins home grown cows and heifers,
10 first calf heifers due Oct, and Nov.15 cows due to freshen
this fall, 25 cows in full milk production, balance of cows in all
stages of Iodation, 2 young herd sires, all cows pregnancy
tested by veterinarian. This is an excellent opportunity to
purchase strong, top producing grade cows and which only
can be bought at a dispersal auction. So take advantage and
plan to attend. Reason for selling—shortage of labour,
No Reserve Terms - Cash
Gerald Regier and Son - Proprietors
RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
of Valucti3le Furniture, Antiques & Misc. Items
Wed., Oct. 17 at 1:00 p,m, sharp
46 Thames road, West, EXETER, Ontario
(1 block west of corner Hwy 4 A 83)
FURNITURE 8q MISC.—Walnut dining room suite with Dun-
con Pfife table & china cabinet; Kroehlerhicle-a-bed chester-
field and chair; Lazy Boy recliner chair; tub chair; 2 odd
chairs; coffee table & 2 end tables; telephone table; paper
rock; table lamps; pole lamp; bookcase; Hoover washer-spin
dryer; Viking 2-door Frost Free refrigerator; 15 cu. ft. Zenith
deep freezer; 9'x15' gold rug and underlay; 3'x15' gold
runner' 9'x12' rug with underlay; twin beds; dresser; cedar
chest; chest of drawers; 2 divan beds; humidifier; Kenmore
vacuum cleaner; Singer portable sewing machine; mirrors;
clocks; folding chairs; set of dishes; odd dishes; pots & pans;
bedding; towels; & many misc, items. Kazbo outdoor screened
in room; metal tool shed, 5 1/2 x4 1/2 '; 8 hp. twin blade 30" cut
Riding lawn mower; lawn chairs & lounges; 3 1/2 hp, rofatiller;
lawn roller; 2 wheeled garden cart; 16' aluminum extension
ladder; step ladder; garden tools; carpenter's tools; jig saw,
etc,
ANTIQUES—Refinished cherry bonnet chest with 4 rock
maple drawers, 2 egg cutelers, Don't miss this sale. The items
in this auction are in exceptionally good condition.
TERMS — CASH
Mr. S. H. Gifford, prop.
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer,
Phone 235-1964
Former Exeter cetincillor Kett
Ottewell will be advised by letter
that a sanitary sewer hookup
made for his new home on
Waterloo St. is considered illegal
by council.
The matter came up for
discussion at Monday night's
meeting when it was learned that
Ottewell had failed to have an
inspection made of the sewer
connection he made into a service
at his former residence on Mill
St.
Members of council noted that.
Ottewell had helped formulate
the regulations requiring
sanitary sewer inspections when
he was a member of council and
decided he should be required to
have such an inspection,
"I know he wouldn't want it any
other way," commented Coun-
cillor Bruce Shaw.
After the motion authorizing
the inspection was made, Mayor
Jack Delbridge explained that
the sewer connection made by
Ottewell would have to be un-
covered to be inspected.
Councillor Ben Hoogenboem
suggested it was a little late to
require the inspection if it had to
be dug up, but he gained no
support for that contention,
"If anyone knew an inspection
was required, Mr. Ottewell
should have, because he designed
the bylaw;' noted Councillor Tom
MacMillan, drains committee
chairman.
Later in the meeting, the
matter was broached again when
24 Tenders Wanted
DEPAIrrian OF
PUBLIC WORKS
OF CANADA
ONTARIO REGION
TENPERS
SEALED TENDERS addressed
to the Chief Financial Adinitli-
strative Services. Ontario Re-
gion, Department of Public
Works, Canada, 25 St. Clair
Ave. East. (6th floor)) Toron-
to 290, Ontario, and endorsed
"TENDER FOR PROJECT NO,
83509. CONSTRUCTION OF POST
OFFICE, EXETER, ONTARIO".
will be received until 3;00 P.M.
(E.D.S.T.) THURSDAY, °GTO-
)3ER 25, 1973.
Tender documents can be ob-
tained On deposit of $50.03 in
the form of a CERTIFIED bank
cheque to the order of THE
RECEIVER GENERAL OF
CANADA, through the office
of the Regional Direetor, On-
tario Region. Department of
Public Works, Canada, 25 St.
Clair Ave East, (6th floor)
Toronto 290, Ontario, and may
be seen at this office. the
London Construction Associa-
tion, 280 Maitland Street, Lon-
don, Ontario, and the Kitchener-
Waterloo Construction Associa-
tion, 96 Union Sreet East,
Waterloo. Ontario.
BID DEPOSITORY
Sub-contractors for electrical
and mechanical trades shall
submit their tenders through
the London Bid Depository, 280
Maitland Street. London. On-
tario, not later than 3:00 P.M.
(E.D.S.T.) TUESDAY, OCTO.
BER 23. 1973, in accordance
with the "Standard Canadian
Bid Depository Principles &
Procedures for Federal Govern-
ment Projects" second edition.
April 1. 1970.
The deposit will be released
on return of the documents in
good condition within one month
from the date of tender open-
ing.
To be considered each tender
must be submitted on the
forms supplied by the Depart-
ment and must be accompan-
ied by the security specified
in the tender documents.
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
B, R. WARREN
Chief. Financial and
Administrative Services.
Toronto, Ontario. 40e
AUCTIONEERS AND LIQUIDATORS
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25 Auction Sales
Clearing Auction Sale
Reminder
of Hogs, Implements, Household Furniture
and Antiques
at lot 7, con. 12, Usborne, 10 miles west of St, Marys, 10
miles east of Exeter, 112 mile west of Kirkton
Saturday, October 6 at 1 p.m.
Full listing in last week's paper
No Reserve - Terms Cash
Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents day of
sale
Wesley Neil - Prop.
W. E. Nairn and Son Auction Service
St. Marys 284-3796
* FARM SOLD
* .40( Large Clearing Auction Sale *
of Dairy & Beef Cattle, Swine, Machinery 1.,
& Some Household Articles
*
for Mr. George Neil
*
Lot 18, Con. 15, Usborne Two., 3 miles north east of
Kirkton, 3 miles south of Russel dale
* Sat. Oct. 13, at 12:30 p.m.
*CATTLE: 15 Holstein cows, 1 Guernsey cow milking and 4.
rebred Charolais or Hereford 3 purebred polled heifers with -1 Air calves at side; 14 Angus cows with calves of side rebred Herf.
,,,L. or Char,, crossbred cow with calf rebred; 2 crossbred yearling
^,- steers; 15 crossbred calves.
*SWINE: 14 sows with litters; 80 chunks, Purebred Yorkshire
. „A. boar.
4./- DAIRY EQUIPMENT: De Laval milker, 2 units, piping for 25 4( *cows; Viking cream separator; Patz silo unloader; Beatty litter.,
carrier, steel pole and new bucket; electric clippers; fencers;
lf - quantity of grass seed, ton of fertilizer,
)6. MACHINERY: 3020 J. 0. diesel tractor complete; No. 36 J.
D. gas tractor; 8 J D gas tractor. The following equipment is --rk
4- John Deere and in excellent condition: forage harvester with dif
,a4 hay and 1 row corn head; p t o forage blower and 60 ft, of r"
Jr pipe; 2 forage wagons and boxes with 8 ply tires, 14T p 1 o.(
.4._ baler; side rake on rubber; 12 1/2 ft. wheel disc; 40 ft. p t o
4T- elevator; 1 h.p. motor; 4 furrow 14" semi mounted plow; 31(
IL. furrow 14" 3 pt. hitch plow; 2 row corn scuffler; manure L,
'1- spreader, p t o, single beater; 4 row corn planter; 15 run grainik
4. and fert, disc drill, 7 ft. 3 pt. hitch mower; wagons and flat _If
racks; 14" hammermill and belt; 10 ft, cultivator, one waydiscrr"
Robert Bell 24x40 thresher on steel (like new); sprayer with .41t,
20 ft, boom on rubber; Int. drags; quantity of lumber; cement
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mixer; chicken brooder; harrows; grain augers with motors*
„IL sleighs; cutter; ladder; scrap iron; tools; eft.
'11 HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES: toilet set; 9 pc. dining room*
* suite; walnut bed; sewing machines; chesterfield suite; Acme,*
cook stove; old long table,
' Perhaps some poultry
* TERMS; Cash
Not responsible for accidents day of sale
* AUCTIONEERS
* Hugh Filson and Tom Robson
666-0833 phone 666-1967
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STORE HOURS
Open Monday to Thursday, 8 a, m. to 6 p„ tn.; Friday 8 a. rn, to 9 p, m, ;
Saturday 8 to 9 p.m.; Sunday 0 a. m, to 5 p.m, THE TENDER spoT
PHONE 238.1512 GRAND BtNtr
FARM SOLD
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13,
at 1:00 p.m.
For STANLEY MITCHELL,
Lot 2, Concession 15.
TUCRERSMITH TWP..
Huron Road Survey, 1 mile
south of Hensall via Highway
„#4. then 2 miles east on
Township boundary road.
Tractors, Implements,
Large Assortment of Antiques
and Some Furniture
ANTIQUES &• FURNITURE—
Large solid walnut dining room
table, 6 chairs. china cabinet,
buffet; oak keyhole cabinet
desk with frosted glass doors.
The above items are in excel-
lent condition and are out-
standing pieces. Imperial Vialis
chesterfield with 2 chairs; 9x
12 beige wool twist rug; new
continental bed; large white
chrome table and 5 chairs; 2
hall trees; 2 sewing machines.
ANTIQUES: Large flat wall
clock known to be over 100
years old; rocking chairs, in-
clude Bo s to n, press back,
wicker chair and f ern e r y;
small dressing table and cane-
bottom chair matched set; 3
commodes; 3 chests of draw-
ers; rare old bureau; wooden
bedroom suite; captain's chair;
large c h a r coal iron; small
Gramophone, bought new in
1922; large iron dinner bell
(family heirloom); large iron
kettle. 53" wide, excellent eau-
dition; smaller kettle, 25"
wide; end over end wooden
churn; Portland cutter; candle
maker; cabbage chopper; as-
sortment antique /quilts; large
tapestry picture (Florence);
tapestry rug of Rome, Italy;
rare old buggy lamp, red re-
flector; Quebec heater; large
old wardrobe with 2 drawers in
bottom; flat irons; stretch hall
rack with mirror; jardinieres;
picture frames; china mug
(wheat); 2 rare old coal oil
jugs (5 gal.); many other
items.
Four burner electric stove;
coffee tables; oval table and
4 chairs; hostess chairs;
lamps; mirrors.
TRACTORS: hit, W4 PTO. in ,
good running condition; Ford
tractor, model 8N. year '49.
good running condition; New
Idea 4-bar side rake; Int, 3-
furrow 14"; Trip Beam 3PTII;
Massey Ferguson 3 point hitch
grader blade; Int, 6 ton farm
wagon, double reach; hit, 7 ft.
PTO mower; Ford 2-furrow
plow; scuffler; gravity box and
wagon; Int, 13 disc drill; Int.
fa ft. cultivator; Int. 4 wheel
m a n u r e spreader; packer;
Case 1-way; 1956 Mercury 1/2
ton truck, runs good, sells as
is; 2-wheel trailer; large gal- ,
varlized livestock water tank;
bean puller to fit Ferd tractor;
grain auger with motor; 14 ft.
wide steel gate (new); steel
posts; extension ladders; wag-
on and flat rack; shovels;
forks and many other items
found en a farm,
HAY & STRAW: Approxi.
tnately 800 bales of good hay;
approximately 200 hales of
straw.
TERMS OE SALE: Cash.
STANLEY mrromt. Prop.
Phone 262-5211
PERCY WRIGHT. Auctioneer
Ripper:, Phone 262-5515
Proprietor or auctioneer net
tesPoneible for accidents day
of Sale, 40:41e