Times-Advocate, 1978-09-14, Page 24Times-Advocate, September 14, 1978
CONSIGNMENT
Demolition
Auction Sale
of Exeter Rodeo Assets
By MRS. J. TEMPIEMAN
Mrs. Carter Kerslake,
Mrs. Russell Taylor and
Mrs. Rob Templeman were
hostesses Saturday evening
for a community shower
honouring Bonnie .Jean
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Miller who will be married
September 16. The shower
was held in the church
basement at Cromarty.
Barbara Templeman was in
charge of the guest book.
Mrs. Carter Kerslake
Saturday, September 16
at 10 A.M. Sharp
in Exeter Fair Grounds just East of South Huron
Rec Centre
HEAVY 2" PLANK 200 - 2" x 8" x 15' long, 12-2"
x 8" x I8f, 14 - 2" x 8" x 9', 2 - 2" x 10" x 18'r 13 -
2" x 6" x 14', 18- 2" x 4" x 18', 40 - 2" x 4" x 6'.
HEAVY 2" PLANK GATES WITH HINGES3 - 5'
high x 15' long, 1 - 5' x 12", 17 - 5' x 4', 8 -4‘ x 8',
10 various sizes, 1 steel calf roping gate, 10-7' high
x 8' wide bucking chute gates with hinges, 5 - 5 Mrx
416" little britches gates with hinges, 12 - 7' x 4"
sliding chute gates with rails.
CREOSOTE TREATED SQUARED POSTS 13 - 516"
x 7 ’/z" x 17' long, 4 - 3 ’/« " x 5 ’6 " x 12' long,
CEDAR FENCE POST 175 - 6" top x 9' long, 12 -
10" x 9' anchor, 21 - 10' to 14' long heavy poles, 17
- 10' top rail posts.
FENCE AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS 480 ft.
guardian stock fence 6' high 6" x 6" mesh, also
several pc. used lumber, 250 sq. ft. 1" x 4" flooring,
16' x!8' steel roofing.
TERMS CASH
This Sale Will Begin 10 A.M. Sharp
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
Phone 519-235-1964
235-1931
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Notice Of Application By
The Corporation of the
Village of Hensall
To Dispense with a Vote of the Electors
Proposed system of storm sewers on
Mill Street, Richmond Street North,
Queen Street, Wellington Street, King
Street, Richmond Street South, Erock
Street and easements.
TAKE NOTICE THAT:
1. The Council of the Corporation of the Village of
Hensail intends to apply to the Ontario Municipal
Board for approval of the construction of a system
of storm sewers on Mill Street, Richmond Street
North, Queen Street, Wellington Street, King Street,
Richmond Street South, Brock Street and easements
at an estimated gross cost of $535,000.00 and for
approval of the issuance of debentures in an es
timated amount of $300,000.00 to be repayable in
twenty years. This project is a drainage works un-
"The Public Transportation and Highway Im
provement Act" and will be partially funded by the
Ministry of Transportation and Communications on
a shared cost basis for the run-off from assumed
Highway Nos. 4 and 84 and will also be sub
sidizing oart of the project through their Municipal
Roads Program unaer "The Public Transportation
and Highways Improvement Act", R.S.O. 1970,
Chapter 201, Part X.
The Costs of the project will be shared as
follows:
Provincial Contribution - Ministry of Transpor
tation and Communication -
a) Assumed Highway Share.......$ 40,000.00
Auction Sale
of furniture, appliances, antiques, tools
etc. in the Village of Woodham 23
Highway
Saturday, September 16
at 1:3Q p.m.
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES: 30" Kelvinator elec
tric stove, Woods 15 cu. ft. freezer (like new) Heavy
duty Viscount dryer (like new) iFrigidaire
refrigerator, 48" round dining room extension taple.
(recently refinished) chrome table with matching
chairs, six chrome cnairs, Philips blender, bookcase,
chesterfield and chair, Lloyas stereo component
complete with Garrard turntable, ironing board,
record stand, 2 man tent, 2 sleeping bags, crystal,
odd dishes, complete set of dishes for 8, silverware,
chest of drawers, night table, cabinet, dining room
light fixture, toaster, irons, picnic table, Syro electric
steel guitar with Paul Amplifier, steel guitar, drivers
helmet, stop watch, etc.
ANTIQUES: 3 Beaver sealers, antique wooden
washer, coal oil lamp, brown jug.
TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT: Super Clipper lawn
mower (like new) tree pruners, garden tools, tool
box, wrenches, electric drill, electric heater, lawn
fertilizer spreader, car top carrier, sliding closet
doors, sump pump (like new) garden hose, plus
many other items too numerous to mention.
Terms — Cash Day of Sale
Auctioneer
Ed Lawson
Exeter, Ont. 235-0266
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chaired the program which
was varied, readings by Mrs.
Pave Capling and Mrs.
Robert Laing, piano in
strumental, Mrs. John Scott,
contests conducted by Mrs.
Rob Templeman, Mrs.
Russell Taylor and Mrs.
Hugh Scott.*
A comedy skit by Mrs.
Russell Taylor and Mrs.
Glen Elliott with com
mentary by Mrs. Spencer
Jeffery. An address of
memories and good wishes
was prepared and read by
Mrs. Arthur Kemp and
Bonnie was assisted in
opening her gifts by Misses
Marilyn and Carol Miller
and Mrs. pave Capling.
Bonnie expressed her ap
preciation to all and a social
hour followed.
Personals
Miss Parlene Templeman
began teaching at Exeter
Public School, Tuesday.
Jim and Gary Norris,
Brampton visited on the
weekend with Mrs. Sam
Norris and Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Norris and family.
Mr. & Mrs. John Tem
pleman were Sunday
evening dinner guests of Mr.
& Mrs. Floyd Capling,
Mitchell.
Staffa Snackers
We’re going Metric! This
club, called “Essential
Edibles” is designed to in
troduce cooking in metric
style to the girls of the 4H
Homemaking club.
The first meeting of the
Staffa No. I club called
“Staffa Snackers” was held
at the home of leader Joyce
Vivian, August 31. The
meeting was opened with the
4H pledge being repeated by
the thirteen members and
two leaders.
The election of officers
followed with these elected,
President, Nancy Scott; Vice
President, Marlene
O’Reilly; Secretary, Shirley
Miller; Telephone girls,
Susan Harburn, Shirley
Miller, Pauline Jordan;
Press reporter, Jill Norris;
Achievement day com
mittee, Janice Vivian, Jill
Norris, Marlene O’Reilly,
Joyce Vivian and Doris
Jeffery; purchase of book
covers, Marion Smale.
Following the .election,
Mrs. Vivian - discussed
“Canada’s Food Guide”
with the members. The
different varieties of food in
each group was the main
topic with stress being
placed On the necessity of
each individual having a
balanced nutritional diet.
Mrs. Vivian illustrated this
subject with many in
formative pictures.
The assistant leader, Doris
Jeffery, then took over with
a talk on the metric con
version. The history of the
metric system and how the
change affects the
homemaker of today were
the highlights of • her
discussion.
After this, two demon
strations took place.
Marianne Vandervliet
showed how to make
chocolate chip cookies using
metric utensils and the
correct measuring
procedures.
Janice Vivian then
demonstrated how to make
our home assignment,
metric crispy granola.
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Auction Sale
Saturday, September 23,
12:30 P.M.
in the hamlet of Kippen, 2 miles north
of Hensail on highway #4
Furniture, antiques, excellent china & glass,
household items, family heirlooms of Mr. Wm.
Decker, Zurich and other consignments
ANTIQUES: Brass bed with bell tops (excellent),
hall stand with seat & mirror, key hole desk, 2 pine
end tables with drawers & porcelain pulls, round
mirror gold frame, rocker and press back chairs,
bedroom suite, sewing machine, assortment small
tables & pictures, flower stands, 4 matching wooden
chairs, cedar chest, buffet cupboard, table, 2 cane
bottom matching chairs, parlor cane chair bow spin
dle, 2 Ontario cane chairs, maple cane bow back
rocker, round coffee table glass top, bow leg parlor
table, sleigh seat, round dining table.
CHINA & GLASS: includes, German, Bavarian,
Prussia, Czechoslovakian, English, fruit bowl & 8
fruit nappies (Germany), matching plate set, cups &
saucers, hand painted teapot, butter dish, spoon
holder, asst, cut glass, mustard dish, 12 sherberts
with plates (crystal), candle holders, silver teaport
set, & other silver, other souvenier items, incomplete
set English china dishes,
FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD: chesterfield and
chairs, assortment lamps, studio couch, chrome
kitchen set, washing machine, 10 x 12 rug, foot
stools, kitchen utensils, baby buggy, walker &
stroller.
TOOLS: elect, spray gun, rechargeable elect, drill,
cordless elect, screwdriver, Pigro 5 propane torch,
welding torch, hard hats, other tools.
SPECIAL FOR 4-H LIVESTOCK CLUBS: 5 leather
show halters. Many other items too numerous to
mention.
PLEASE NOTE: Glass & china will be sold at ap
prox. 12:30 p.m. Selection large sturdy wooden toy
animals suitable for patio or playroom.
Terms of Sale Cash
Personal Cheque & Indentification
Brian Decker, Sale Director 236-4081
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bj Municipal Roads Subsidy .......$195,000.00
Village of Hensall Contribution -
Estimated amount to be
Debentured.................................$300,000.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED
GROSS COST.............................$535,000.00
2. Application will be made to the Ontario
Municipal Board for an order to dispense with the
assent of the electors and for approval of the said
work at the estimated amounts. Any ratepayer may
within twenty-one days after the first publication of
this notice, send by post pre-paid to the Clerk of the
Village of Hensall, at the address given below, a
notice in writing stating his objections to such ap
proval and the grounds of such objections.
3. The Ontario Municipal Board may order, pur
suant to the statutes, that the assent of the electors
shall not be required and may approve of the said
notice, but before doing so it may appoint a time
and place for a public hearing when any objections
will be considered, DATED at the Village of Hensall
this fourteenth day of September, A.D., 1978.
Elizabeth A. Oke, Clerk
Village of Hensall
P.O. Box 279
Hensall, Ontario
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Auction Sale
of real estate, household furnishings,
antiques and miscellaneous items
Wednesday, September 20, 1978
1 P.M. Sharp
Main St., Crediton, Ontario across the street
from Crediton Fire Hall for the estate of the late
Mr. Lloyd Gaiser
REAL ESTATE consists of 1 !6 storey brick house,
main floor large living room, kitchen, bedroom, 3
pee. bath, storage room, 2nd floor 2 bedrooms
plenty of storage, full basement, back entrance and
2verandahs,cement driveway. This house is situated
on a lot approximately 41 ft. x 165 ft. Real estate
sold subject to reasonable reserve bid at 2 p.m, if
not previously sold. Terms 10% day of sale balance
in 30 days.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Chesterfield and
chair, swivel chair, B&W Admiral TV, coffee and end
tables, 2 mirrors, table and floor lamps, pole lamp,
foot stool, china cabinet, table with drawer, table
and 4 chairs, chrome table, set of 4 chrame chairs,
high chair, utility table, washing machine, beds, 2
dressers with mirrors, 2 chest of drawers, iron crib,
electric vacuum cleaner, floor polishers, iron, mixer,
deep fryer, fry pan, sandwich grill, clock, radio,
silverware and chest, knick knacks, blankets and
linens, tools, garden tools, step ladder, power lawn
mower.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES Bonnet chest, odd*
table, end table, blanket box, press back rocker,
Boston rocker, piano stool, trunk, dresser with oval
mirror, 2 odd cnairs, table model radio, several dis
hes, such as Nippon, Noritake, Germany,
Bavarian, Ruby Flash, several cups and saucers, oil
lamp, finger oil lamp, Austria Berry bowl and 7 dis
hes, gingerbread clock, mantel clocx, fox fur, crocks,
many other items.
Terms Cash
Norm Whiting
Auctioneer
519-235-1964
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Clearing Auction
Seiling valuable real estate, household
furnishings, good appliances and
automobile for
Mrs. Alice Jane Thompson
at the property, Prince Albert
Street, in Centralia, one block west of
No. 4 highway turn right on:
Saturday, September 16 at 1 p.m.
REAL ESTATE: consisting of 4 bedroom aluminum
sided house on large lot 170 ft. x 165 ft, with ex
cellent deep well water system, fruit trees, grape
vines and mature trees, 5 mile from Exeter and 30
miles from London. Property will be open for your
inspection Friday, September 15 from 6 p.m. — 9
p.m. and will be offered subject to reserve at 2 p.m.
day of sale. Terms include a deposit of $1000.00 at
time of sale with balance in 30 days. Taxes ap
proximately $190.00.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS INCLUDE: lovely old bonnet
chest; side board; love seat; green chesterfield and
chair; coffee table; 3 piece bedroom suite; chests of
drawers,- wash stand; nice hall seat with mirror;
beds, dressers; 5 piece chrome set; patterned rugs;
wardrobe; Hoover washer spin dryer; Viking food
freezer; Frigidaire refrigerator; Moffat electric
stove; Jewell wood stoves; sewing machine; set of 5
lovely pressed back chairs; copper boiler; hand
tools; riding lawn mower, aluminum extension
ladder; 1969 Ford station wagon, V-8 power
steering and power brakes, sells as is. Mrs. Tnomp'
son has moved to London and everything must be
sold.
■= All bidders register receive a number, sold items the responsibility
■= of the purchaser at end of bidding. Sale director or auctioneer §
s= not responsible for accidents day of sale, =
I PERCY WRIGHT I
| AUCTIONEER |
g KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5515 |Antique Auction Sale
WALDIE ALLEN
The Auctioneer
Lambeth 652-2282
Please register for bidding number on arrival.
Terms: Cash or acceptable cheque.
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Evening Auction Sale
100 acres cash crop farm with
buildings, self-propelledi combine
tractor, machinery etc. to be held for
Paul Southgate at Lot 11, concession 7
Hullett Township 33A miles north of
Clinton on #4 highway then 3% miles
east.
Monday, September 25
at 6:30 p.m.
Farm consists of 100 acres more or less with 85
workable, 42 acres are systematically drained, 11 ’/z
acres of bush, 3 ’/■? aces surround the buildings. The
buildings consist of a 1 ’/2 storey two bedroom house
with large modern kitchen, three piece bathroom on
main* floor, and a large modern living room built
on, new three years ago. There is a small older shed
with new cement floor. This is a corner farm and the
buildings are close to the road. Note there is 85
acres of standing corn that will be sold complete
with the farm. Terms on property 10% down day of
sale balance in 30 days being offered subject to
reasonable reserve bid. For further information or
viewing of property phone Richard Lobb auctioneer
at Clinton 482-7898.
MACHINERY: 1975 International 815 self-
propelled diesel combine with hydrostatic drive, air
conditioned cab, monitors, 13 ft. head Innes pick
up, straw chopper and four row narrow corn head
bought new last year in excellent condition.
Massey Ferguson 165 diesel tractor with multi
power remote hydraulics adjustable rear wheels
etc,, set of 14.9 x 28 dual wheels, North American
61/2 ft, single auger snow blower, Kongskilde 11
ft. cultivator, MF 3 furrow mounted trip beam plow
with new 16" bottom, approx. 200 ft. of 4" plastic
tile.
Note no small items so be on time, combine will be
offered subject to a reserve bid.
TERMS CASH
on Chatties
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTIONEER
CLINTON, ONT.
t$afX#re// &S^iSori'a^es
LIQUIDATION
Auction Sale
of Construction & Tire Repair
Equipment for Mr. Peter. E. Maloney on
Wednesday, September 20th,
10:00 A.M.
at the premises on Highway 8, Dublin, Ontario
(selling due to ill health)
Sale to consist of;
38' x 40' BUILDING: Newly constructed three bay
garage complete with shop, showroom office
areas, located on Highway #28.
VEHICLES: Case uniloader, 302 MF tractor back
hoe, 1974 Dodge, 1974 Ford 200 Econoline van
totally customized, 1975 Grand Marquis Mercury -
loaded, pickup C.W. cap, 1970 International single
axle gravel truck with 7 yard capacity, 1969 Chev
C40 with steel utility box, power gate & compressor,
1971 Chev C50 stake truck, 1969 GMC 950 flat
bed, 1968 Ford 100 16 ton pick-up, 1962 Chev 30
1 ton pick-up, VA Case tractor, 1940 Pontiac 45 ft.
steel tandem trailer for motor homes, Miller 15 ton
tandem float, 10 ft. steel rack trailer with duals, 4
unit snowmobile trailer, 2 wheel car trailer, 2 wheel
utility trailer, 5 ton wagon.
EQUIPMENT: Hohman compressor, portable air
compressor, Campbell portable air compressor,
Kohler 48" power trowel cw 8 hp motor, A-Mighty
Bender moael MMB 1 muffler bender, wrought iron
twister, Eagle PTO cement mixer (new), London ce
ment mixer, 3 hp cement mixer, electric mortar mix
er, front end wheel alignment equipment, Oxford
electric arc welder, 2 sets of acetylene torches &
gauges, 7 hp portable generator, Coats 505 tire
changer, Hein-Werner hydraulic jack, 216 ton
power chain falls, tire wheel balancer, Canadian
battery charger, motor stand, concrete vibrator,
mechanics carts, 2 3 PTH post hale augers, inground
car hoist, 150' of air hose, 6 hydraulic jacks, power
greaser.
TOOLS: Baldor double-end bench grinder, Skil ce
ment saw, Ingersoll-Ram air hammer, 2 rock
hanws, 2 air chipping guns, drill press, 1 16" air
impact vrench, 1 1", 1%" & 216" air impact
wrenches, B&D hand grinder, power hack saw,
Target masonry saw, Pisston 2 man chain saw,
Leeson cut-< ff saw, large quantity of hand tools.
MISCELLAh EOUS TOOLS & EQUIPMENT: 9 hp
electric motor with reducer (new), 2 5 hp electric
motors, quantity of electric motors, 150,000 BTU
salimander heater, portable gas water pump, elec
tric space heater, key cutter, portable sprayers, in
dustrial wheel barrows, aluminium ladders, metal
cabinets, large quantity of angle iron, large quanti
ty of nuts & bolts.
OFFICE & FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT: 4 Gladco
garbage compactors, Vendo coffee & soup
machine, Bunn coffee maker, Sani-Serv ice cream
machine, ice maker, milk shake mixer, 10 gal, water
heater, 10 ft. stainless steel'sink unit, secretary desk,
2 4 drawer filing cabinet, 1 3 drawer filing cabinet,
Gestetner machine, cash register, calculators, vault.
MISCELLANEOUS: Spramotor sprayer,
Minneapolis-Moline spreader, John Deere 3 PTH
field sprayer cw 150 gal, tank, light display stands
cw lights, chrome mag wheels, 200 2' x 8' plywood
forms, tables, moulds.
AUCTIONfiEftS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK TWO
(519) 527-1450
Kippen gun
club scores
John Anderson fired a
perfect 25 score to lead the
Kippen gun club competitors
Sunday afternoon.
Next in a deadlock at 24
were Brad Mann and Jamie
Caldwell while Dan Crerar
and Glenn Mogk hit 23
targets each. 'Terry Baker
was in at 22, Russ Brintnell
scored 20 and four others
were tied at 18, They were
Dave Carter, Grant
McGregor, paU] Ritchie
and Robert McGregor.
Completing the scores
were Al Kyle and Gary
Koehler at 17. R. Dobie and
Brian Beer at 16 and Allan
Bell 19.
The Kippen gun club will
be closed this coming Sun
day but will be open for ac
tion Sunday, September 24.
SIGNSOF THE TIMES
Sign along a highway:
“Seat Belt Loose? Stop and
Eat.”
Sign in fishmarket: “Eat
fish and quit beefing,”
Sign in a maternity shop:
We provide the accessories
after the fact.”
Sign in a liquor store:
“Down in spirits? Talk to
us,”
Auction Sale
of real estate, car, household
furnishings, antiques and
miscellaneous items
Saturday, September 16, 1978
1 P.M. Sharp
Highway 84, one block west of main corner in
Zurich, Ontario for the estate of the late Miss
Inez Yungblut.
REAL ESTATE consists of a 2 storey brick house,
main floor, livingroom, diningroom, kitchen with
built-in cupboards, bedroom, 3 piece bath, attached
garage, Second floor, four bedrooms, large hall.
Full basement. This house is situated on a lot 76' x
99', good location. Real estate sold 2 p.m. subject to
a reasonable reserve bid.
CAR 1971 Vega 2300, 2 door in A-1 conditon,
with only 21,000 miles, never been driven in winter
in past 5 years.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS 3 pc. chesterfield
suite, day bed, B&W TV, floor and table lamps, din
ing room suite, 3 pc, bedroom suite, Spartan AM FM
radio arid record player,Frigidairerefrigerator, GE
range, wringer washer, portable TV, wood fable
and 4 chairs, electric toaster, kettle, sandwich grill,
pots and pans, silverware, dresser set, books, linens,
mdttresses, lawn chair, garden tools, step ladder,
several other items.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES 2 pc. oak bedroom
Suite with high headboard,dresser and commode, 2
pc. bedroom suite, open washstand, press back high
chair, set of 6 press back chairs, 5 odd chairs,
several small tables, large oval parlor fable with
fancy base, end table, table with 3 leaves, treadle
sewing machine, hump back trunk, old radio, viewer
and several Cards, odd pieces from toilet set, several
pieces press glass, depression glass, Carnival glass,
salt & peppers, some silver, many other items,
Terms Cash
Norm Whiting
Auctioneer
Phone Exeter 519-235-1964
♦ of Antique furniture, glassware and
| appliances etc., to be held at Richard
| Lobb's Barn, 289 Bayfield Road,
I Clinton, Ontario, for Mr. Ronald
I I Menzies of Goderich.
Saturday, September 16th at
1:00 p.m.
Jacobean solicHSak nine piece diningroom suite with
three leaves, Walnut octagon pedestal table, small
spool legged hall table, four Victorian balloon
backed chairs in mint condition, cherry and maple
spool bed and mattress, cherry and butternut
bonnet chest of drawers with spooled corners, large
solid cherry chest of drawers, Victorian swing
mirror, small solid cherry chest of drawers with sw
ing mirror, small cherry table with drawer, walnut
antique chair with petit point seat, heavy brass
fireplace tools and screens, small petit point
footstool, coal skuttle with brass handle, Inglis
automatic clothes washer, Inglis clothes dryer,
Frigidaire electric stove.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE: single tulip epergne,
single fluted epergne, pair of German urns, 1 pair
Dresden figurines, group bisque figurine, 1 pair of
German Bisque figurines, cranberry candy dish, 2
hand painted gold trimmed plates with scene,
Cauldon china plate with hand painted gold rim,
Coalport plate, Wadsworth plate, Souvenir plate, 1
pair of milk glass lamps, 1 oil converted milk glass
lamp, decanter, 27 cups and saucers, consisting of
Paragon, Ainsley and Royal Crown Derby all in ex
cellent shape, 2 miniature milk jugs, china hand
painted collar stays, china tooth pick holder, china
Gutter pattie, china ashtray, hand painted miniature
bud vase, china match holder, cranberry bon bon
dish, bone china fruit dish, Limoge cream and sugar,
I tea pot, tray and three demi-tasse cups and saucers,
1 slightly damaged, 1 — milk pitcher and two demi-
tasse matching cups and saucers, china plate, cut
glass bon bon dish, cut glass 12" vase, cut glass
bread tray, 2 — cut glass relish dishes, cut glass
butter disn, green cut glass relish dish, cut glass
vinegar jug.
SILVER PIECES: 5 piece sterling silver dresser set,
set of six Sheffield steel bone handled steak knives,
4 — small sterling silver ash trays, 3 —- set of sterl
ing silver salt and pepper shakers, sterling silver
mustard pot, sterling silver fruit sugar dish, sterling
silver napkin ring, sterling silver' candy dish silver
plated candelabra, silver plated spirit kettle with
wooden handle, silver plated letter holder, silver
plated crumb fray, silver plated hot water jug, 8 —
place setting of Community plate "Bird of Paradise
Pattern", sterling and shell handled butter knife,
sterling silver bread knife, silver plated cigarette
holder, silver plated pie plate holder, 2 — silver
I plated bud vases, silver plated toast rack, 2 — silver
plated candle stick holders, silver plated bread tray,
2 8 silver plated bun dishes, E.P. silver butter disn,
silver plated milk pitcher, E.P. silver cake plate, silver
plated tea pot and cream and sugar, silver plated
butter dish.
MlSC. ITEMS: some bedding and linens etc., several
hooked rugs, fold up picnic table and benches,
barbecue, steel lawn swing, radio, 2 odd tables,
misc. pots and pans and dishes etc.
"NOTE" this is an excellent offering in mint condi
tion. So plan to attend this sale.
TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE
Personal cheques accepted with proper Identifica
tion.
Owner of auctioneer not responsible for accidents
day of Sale.
"PLUS MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT MENTIONED"
TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTIONEER
CLINTON, ONT. 482-7898
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