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AUCTION
SALES
AUCTION
SALES
-RATES-
20 words or less only
$4.00. Additional words
150 each.
500 will be deducted
if ad is paid by the
following Wednesday
DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
In Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
A ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
RECENTLY COMPLETELY
renovated, 3 bedroom home in
downtown Blyth, available Sept. 1.
Phone 519-887-9007. 27-tfn
HOME NEAR AUBURN, 2 TO 3
bedrooms, garage, small barn,
stove and fridge. Available Sept. 1.
For information call 526-7753.
27-tfn
FOR RENT - 3 BEDROOM
farmhouse, south of Brussels.
Phone 887-6918. 27-tfn
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
in Blyth, available Sept. 1. Phone
482-9371. 27-tfh
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT,
downtown Blyth, clean, carpeted
fridge and stove supplied, 523-
9141 or 357-4049. 25-tfn
AVAILABLE NOW IN BLYTH -
3 bedroom semi. Phone 887-9007.
22-tfh
APARTMENT FOR RENT IN
Brussels, 2 bedroom, $400/month
plus hydro. Phone 1-519-229-8958.
28-tfn
TWO LOCATIONS AVAILABLE
in Clinton - new two bedroom,
quiet 4 plex, controlled entry, 4
appliances, laundry facilities
available, ideal for seniors, $450.00
and $475.00 monthly, plus utilities.
519-685-2264. 14-tfn
ARTICLES
FOR SALE
HOBBY WOOD - blocks, boards,
turning squares, various lengths
and kinds. Clare Vincent, 523-
4468, Londesboro. 27-2p
GREAT STARTER OR RETIRE-
meqt home, 1981 Northlander
single-wide mobile home 14' x 64’
with 8' x 12* addition and 10' x 11'
covered deck, 2 br. fridge, stove,
washer, dryer and AC, new vinyl
windows. Call 523-4356 days, 523-
4857 p.m. and weekends. Must see
to appreciate. 23-6
25 %OFF
NURSERY
STOCK
Plus Greenhouse Specials
GREYHAVEN GARDENS
523-9781
Londesboro
A ARTICLES
FOR SALE
250 MAPLE AND ASH TREE
tops sold in the lot. Phone 887-
6879. 27-2p
FISHER PRICE HIGH CHAIR,
almost new, half price. Phone 519-
523-9268. 27-lp
30" RIDING LAWN MOWER,
$650.00 6 year old 11 HP Honda
motor, 523-4366. 27-lp
BUNK BEDS, COMPLETE
$169.96; maple table with 5
highback chairs $269.96; queen
size bed complete $239.95; desks
$39.95 up; water skis, wood $59.95;
crib with mattress $69.95 up; chest
of drawers $44.95 up; coffee tables
$19.95 up; 3/4 bed complete
$139.95; bird cages $20.00 up; sofa
- folds into bed, with chair
$159.95; exercise bikes $21.95 up;
floor model colour TV with remote
$219.95; full size microwave
$59.95; rollaway cot $39.95; buffet
with hutch $269.96; playpen
$21.95; strollers $15.00 up; electric
lawn mower, like new $89.95;
plush brown swivel rocker $99.95;
older loveseats $24.95 up; carriage
$39.95; all tax included. Quality
Used Furniture, 9 Albert St.,
Clinton. Open Wed. through Sat.,
11 until 6:30. 887-9907. 27-1
WASHER AND DRYER IN
excellent condition. Phone 527-
0173 or 527-0568. 27-1
WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER
$175; 30" electric stove $75;
Propane BBQ $40; 1983 Ford Pick
up F100, 6 cyl., automatic, $1,000.
Call 523-9423 after 5:00. 27-1
MULTIMEDIA COMPUTER
Systems with 166 Mhz processor,
monitor and printer for $1899 after
$100 rebate. Delivery and setup
included, 2 year warranty. Call
Steve at HVS for details. 887-9434.
Excellent Hobby ~ Attractive
birdhouse and bird feeder kits.
13 models to choose from ~
includes everything you'll need.
Available at:
Olde Village Accents,
Queen St. Blyth - 523-9187
♦ RICHARD LOBB |
♦ AUCTION CALENDAR ♦
♦ CLINTON 519-482-78981
| SATURDAY, JULY 19 AT 9 AM.: Large !
| Auction - furniture, appliances, I
| antiques, 6 hp. boat motor like new at I
| Lobb Auction in Clinton. We are ▲
▲ accepting good additions for I
I upcoming auctions, 482-7898
AUCTION SALE PLANS?
Farm Sales, Livestock, or Machinery
Real Estate, Antiques,
and Household
20-25 Years Experience
Two Auctioneers for the Price of One!
Member: Ontario & Canadian
Auctioneers Assoc.
Contact Anytime ~ Auctioneers
Joseph Zehr Certified Doug Jacob
519-887-9599 Appraisers 519-271-7894
CARD OF
THANKS
LARGE AUCTION
Of antiques, appliances & household effects at the
Jacob Auction Centre, 185 Herbert St. In Mitchell
THURSDAY, JULY 10 AT 3:00 P.M.
Including: Malcolm 8 piece dining room suite, maple 6 piece
dinette suite, Knechtel hall table and mirror, floral loveseat (1 yr.
old), waterfall dining room suite, bedroom suites, sofa bed,
entertainment unit, cedar chest, new oak table and chairs,
freezers, microwaves, dehumdiflers, air conditions, press back
chairs, blanket box, trunk, round oak table with 3 leaves, 6 oak
dining room chairs, cellar table with drawer, bridge lamps, crocks,
bells, ornate treadle sewing machine, coal oil lamps, Lincoln
truck, collectible china, Technics stereo, Fender-Rhodes 73 key
portable keyboard with speaker, Regina carpet steamer, fishing
tackle, quantity of Starrett machinist tools, lawn bowling balls,
Jepson ten Inch mitre saw, 6 inch vise, hand and garden tools,
Bolens 8 hp riding mower with tiller attachment, Lawnboy and
Turf-cut push mowers, and our usual large double ring sale.
Proprietors: Muriel Whitfield of Brussels, Estate of Christine
McAdam of Woodstock and Idella Muegge of Mitchell
AUCTIONEERS: DOUG JACOB AND JOE ZEHR
271-7894 887-9599
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
This is an Auction for the Estate of Russell & Louise Brindley,
R.R. #3 Auburn, Ontario. Mrs. Brindley collected ceramics and
glassware for over 50 years. 1000's of pieces to be offered so
plan to attend.
SATURDAY, JULY 12
China, Glassware, Ceramics, Pottery & Collectibles
9:00 a.m.
at the Belgrave Community Centre
Approx. 9 km south of Wing ham on Hwy. #4 in Huron County
GLASSWARE: Pressed, depression, handblown, mould blown,
etched, 40's-50's-60*s, opalescent, black, Carnival, Vaseline,
Hobnail, milk glass, End of Day, animal figures, covered dishes,
Goofus, Mercury, etc.
PORCELAIN CHINA: English, German, Austrian, Bavarian, Delft,
Occupied Japan, Japanese, American, Canadian,
Czechoslovakian, Nippon, Noritake, Staffordshire, Ducal, Royal
Winton, Chintz, etc.
CERAMICS: Majolica, Fiestaware, character jugs, flowblue,
ironstone, figurines, vases, bath sets, cookie jars, etc.
POTTERY: Bennington, Moira, Brantford, planters, Bisque,
British Royalty Commemoratlves.
SOUVENIR CHINA: Goderich, Auburn, Blyth, Clinton, Seaforth,
Formosa, Kincardine, Pt. Clark, Perth, Parkhill, Forest, Sarnia,
London, Heldleburg, New Hamburg, St. Thomas, Leamington,
Whitby, Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver, Michigan.
COLLECTIBLES: Motion lamps, beadwork, candy containers,
100's of cups & saucers, salt & Peppers, vases & figurines, large
old ceramic figures, chalkware, glasses, Avon, linens, native
souvenirs & baskets, Christmas decorations, dolls, crochet,
quilts, clothes, purses, dresser accessories, 100's of souvenir
spoons, silverware, china cabinets, washstands, dresser,
Gerrard Heinzman piano, small, like new, and more.
PREVIEW: Friday, July 11, 5-8 p.m.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
GEORGE HOY - 519-529-7929
LEN BRINDLEY - 519-529-7382 OR
AUCTIONEER BRIAN RINTOUL - 519-357-2349
Not responsible for accidents or loss of property.
c CARD OF
THANKS
ABELL-RINN. I wish to thank my
family and friends for all their
visits, gifts, cards and phone calls
during my recent stay in hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Greg
Antoniadis, Dr. Amole and second
floor nurses of Wingham and
District Hospital. A big thank you
to my home crew for all their love
and support. Extra thanks to John,
Ronnie and Kathy. I'll return the
favour some day. Thanks again,
Theresa Abell-Rinn. 27-lp
A
c CARD OF
THANKS
FIDOM. The family of the late Bill
Fidom would like to thank
neighbours and friends for their
sympathy, prayers, flowers and
cards, visits and food at Bill's
untimely death. Special thanks to
Beattie-Falconer Funeral Home,
Rev. Quartel, the lunch committee
of the CRC and East Wawanosh
Twp. workers who assisted at the
scene of the accident. All your
kindness has been appreciated. -
Anna Fidom and family. 27-1
BRAY. We wish (o thank our
neighbours and friends for the food,
flowers, cards and money for the
loss of a dear sister Eva Wright. -
Evelyn and Glen Bray. 27-lp
CULLEN. To all our friends and
relatives, a very hardy thank you
for all the cards, gifts and well
wishes on our 50th anniversary. A
special thanks to our sons,
daughters-in-law and grandchildren
for arranging a special day for us. It
will long be remembered. - Alex
and Helen Cullen. 27-1
KEFFER. We would like to
sincerely thank the Brussels
Volunteer Firemen for taking care
of the fallen limb that came down
on our hydro line while we were
away. It's nice to live in a small
town where there are such
dedicated volunteers. - Alex and
Eva. 27-lp
KNOX. Thank you to all 1st Blyth
Group Committee members, Sec
tion Scouters, and parent volunteers
who worked throughout the year to
provide a great Scouting experience
for the youth of Auburn, Blyth and
Londesboro. - Barb Knox. 27-lp
MACFARLANE. We would like to
thank the neighbours and friends
for the lovely basket of flowers.
Also, thanks for the money which
will go as a donation to the
Melville Presbyterian Church
Memorial Fund in memory of Eva
Wright. Wc would also like to
thank the neighbour who brought in
the food. - Tom and Bernice
MacFarlane. 27-1
McARTER. I would like to say a
sincere thank you to family and
friends for their words of encour
agement, their cheery balloons,
flowers, candy, fruit basket, gift
certificate, cards, phone calls and
personal visits both in the hospital
and since coming home. They were
all very much enjoyed and
appreciated. Thanks also to Dr.
Martin Goldback and his surgical
team, as well as the backup team in
the critical care unit of the London
Health Science Centre, Victoria
Campus, for their expertise in their
chosen field and for a job well
done. A very special thank you to
Cathy Bone and her caring staff on
second floor west cardiac care unit.
It was great to have a familiar
smiling face dropping in with
words of advice and encourage
ment and always cheery. Keep up
the good work. To Doug and
Rhonda, Kevin and Heather, Brian
and Tanya for being Morti's moral
support, thank you. - Mel
Me Arter. 27-1
PROUT. Our heartfelt thanks to our
families, Walton friends and
neighbours, especially Ray and
Phyllis, Blyth Fire Department,
Wingham ambulance attendants,
Dr. Sheppard, Seaforth Emergency
attendants, and London's Sick
Children's Hospital. Annie's doing
fine. Our prayers were answered. -
Ron, Gayle and Annie. 27-lp