HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-10-7, Page 5VdE SELL G1LSON'"x
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YEARS' EXPgmeecel
FARM EQUIPMENT
DOMINANT IN QUAL.
ITY AND SERVICE!
Sixty years of leadership ---of giving good value, heaping satisfaction
and real seirvicei That's why the Gilson name wins respect and
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this dependable farm equipmeltat,
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THE GILSON ENGINE.
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Costs You
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The famous Gilson "Goes .Litre Sixty" Un -
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gine ue Canada. Let us demonstrate on
your farm.
HYLo sYLo
The Iryto Sylo insures
sweet, fresh, succulent en.'
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forkful. It is built to last
indefinitely. Exclustve
patented features of de-
sign and construction
explain why the Ilylo is
chosen by the discrimin.
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i
itself n the first season.
Then year after year. pays
10U per cent, profit on
your investment. Can
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"The Wonderful Gilson" stands supreme.
More Gilson Silo Fillers were sold in Canada.
last year than any other snake. It is guar.
anteed to be the lightest running blower -
cutter made.
Be independent --get a Gilson Silo Filler and
511 your own silo --with your own engine,
4 h.p. or larger -at the proper .time, when
your corn has the greatest feeding value.
THE GILSON SPREADER
Manure is the best fertiliser. You have it.
Use itt The best Manure Spreader made Is
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It is low down. It has light draft, It will
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WM. FRAYNE, EXETER, ONT.
SHORTHORN' SALE
of 50 H; gh- lass Shorthorns
MOSTLY SCOTCH, WITH -UGH .'I.A.SS PEDIGREES TO 13E SOLI
IN TOWN OF CLINTON', ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1923
• At one Cyclo k sham.
Offered for your appraisal, in field conditions; some 20 taws wish teal
ves at toot; balance en calve.
CAPT. T. E. ROBSON Write lee Catalogue to
C 3 '. ROBINSON,
FRANK TAYLOR,
alit. ELLIOTT
Auctioneers,
off for cash on credit amounts
DANIEL ,SCHROEDER F. TAYLOR
lenewn
Auctioneer
• AUCTION SALE
of .I•I:OVSE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
at the premises of .the undersigned,
Andrew Street, Exeter, on;
SATU RDAY, OCT; 9th, 1920
At 1. o'clock sharp the following: -
'Mee -piece parlor .suite; parlor
tables. rocking chairs, dining room
table, 6 diniegroorn chairs, jardinere
steads, bed 'spring and =tress, bed -
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM, .FARM STOCK ANT?
IMPLEMENTS
On Lot 29, Con. 4, Tuckersmith Tp.
2 Miles Reek of Brucefield, on
TUESDAY, OCT. 19th, 1920
At 1 o'clock sharp, the following: -
2 geldings, vveinging about 3000 lbs.
2 filiies,well metcheid, 1 and two years
old,
Cattle -4 ruilch COWS , 3 suzxiosed to
be he calf;: 2 \step.* rt'i:sing 3 years old,
4 steeps and 1 ;heifer :rising 2 velars
5 this year's calves,
Implements--Massey-Harris binder,6
room stand, 2 kitchen tables, 12 kit- cultivft cut ' th extra knives, disc drill, 1
then chairs, hanging lamp, 4 other Leader, tor
seeder combined, hay
lamps, mirror, base -burner, with Ovens loader, r with Ira ee es, hays, 'okee-ft,
Pandora range and Pipes, p;:c:tur�es, disc
=ro , 4 sec. kn es, hay rake,
Ver -
carpet sweei er, flower stand, house' ityde harrow, 4 sec, drag ridbaring plo don
plants, stepladder, lawpmosver, wheel- l vvalkkng plow, and riding plow, cut -
box, £sower pots, bucksaw, sawhorse ble walking plow, hay and straw cut-
ting box, root nulper, fanning mill
axe, lantern, shovels,: garden. rake, hoes buggy cutter, set sieighe, wagon and
washboards, tubs, quilting frames, fruit rack and bo:;, 2 carts, hand grass,
jars, dishes, boiler, set ire 5, and seeder, root sower, 2 set double ha:r-
many other useful articles; Ye tons Hess, 17rze nearly ,new, 2 set single
tons chestnut coal. ,,,,._,.. Iharness; ass a lefeei vel[ auto 1918.
There will also be, offered for salei A quantity ;of gran and feed.
at the same time end place, :if 134t pre-! Farm -The farm is 4 mites from
.'iously -sold, the 1% story brick house i Seaforth, known as the Brock farm,
withf acre land, owned by the pro- and comprises 100 acres more or Jess
prietor. There are on the premises a most of which ,is in good cul+timtable
number of fruit trees, bard and soft ' condition. There is. about 7 acres of
water, etc. Everything is 111 good good shush, ma:u1e and beech. The
state of repair, and the property is bulididgs include a 6 -roomed dwelling
most desirable one. house, including a kitchen, Pantry and
Terms; --Chattels, cash; Realestate woodhouse, with chard and soft water
made known on clay of sale. house; also first-elatss barn, size, 90x
C. W. Robinson, Fred, Luxton, 50, with brick and stone foundatson
Auctioneer Proprietor and cetnent ;Flooring; finished with
J. J. WERNER, :slap.
Seaforth,
Ontario.
AUCTION SALE
CLEARING ACTION SAL}
—of--
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
R, S. Brown, auctioneer, has re-
ceived instructions from John Cow-
ard to sell by public auction on
Lot 15, Con. 0, Usborne, one mile
North. el Winchelsea.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14th, 1920
Commencing at 12.30 sharp.
CATTLE—Three cows due in
March; 1 Jersey cow due in May, 2
farrow cows, 4 steers two years old,
5 heifers 2 years old, 6 yeariiug.
steers, 6 yearling heifers, 5 spring
calves.
IMPLEMENTS --One Frost and
Wood binder; 1. Massey -Harris bin-
der; 1 Massey -Harris mower; one
Massey -Harris side rake and tedder;
1 Massey -Harris hay loader; one
Massey -Harris fertilizer driIl.; one
Massey -Harris drill, 13 hoe; 1 Mas-
sey -Harris cultivator 1 Massey -Har -
his manure spreader; 2 Massey -Har-
ris discs; 1 land roller; 1 set iron
harrows; 1 two -furrow riding plow;
1 two -furrow walking plow; 1 walk-
ing plow; 1 single -;furrow riding
plow, Cockshutt; 1 Bain wagon and
box; 1 truck wagon; 1 hay and
stock rock; 1 wagon box .and pig
rack; 1 gravel box; 1 Clinton fan-
, ring mill; . 2 sets of scales; 1 gaso-
line engine, 7 h.p., Stickney; one
gasoline engine, 4 h.p., Connor;. two
grinders; 1 circular saw; 2 root
pulpers; 2 sets ofbob sleighs; one
cutter; 1 Stewart horse clippers; 2
sets of "double harness; small tools
too numerous to mention."
Six ton of Timothy hay; three ton.
of Clover hay; 1lie acres marlgclrls;
1% acres of turnips to be sold in the
teld.
FOWL—About 75 hens.
PIGS—Three shoats about 60 lb.;.
12 at ,about 40 lb.; 1 • brood *sow.
HORSES ---One horse 9 years old;
1 horse 11 years old; 1 mare five
years old; 1 horse 4 years "`old; 1
horse 6 years old; 1 blood .mare
rising 2yeare old; 1 aged team.
TERMS Five dollars and under
cash, " ever that amount „ twelve
months credit by giving approved
joint notes or a • discount ,of four per
cent. off for
Decision of the auctioneer to be
final.
Positively no reserve as the prop-
rietor is givin up farming.
ROBT. ,S..BRO N, JOHN COWARD
Auctioneer Proprietor
AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSE AND: LOT AND -HOUSE
HOLD EFFECTS
at the ,premises of the oropfietor, Lots
52 and 53 hta,st JV7niin St, Centralia, on
FRIDAY,,: OCT. 8th . 1920
'At 1 o'clock,,, sharp, the following :-
Cook. stove, parlor ;stove, 2 -.tables
cupboard, beds and maittiresse,chairs
clock, cauvh, rocker, homemade car-
pets, 2 wash tubs, arm chair, all
kinds ,diishee, pots end nans, etc.
Also 18 hens. v . '
The house axsd, lots ,wild`also be sold
at the ,same time ,
'1erms- kf Chlaeteis, cash; of,Real
Estate, made, known on day of sale
FRANK TAYL011e
JOHN GR,AINGER, Prop,
AUCTIONSALE
OF FARM STOCK'. S IMPLEMENTS
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
on Len 31. Lake Road Wrestt, 1.3-4
mi'es north o« grand Bend, on
WF,DDNhSIIAY, OCT. 20th, 1920
At 1 o'. +c k, sharp, the following
Sto :-(Meavy mare rising 7; heavy
mare •i:yin; 8. brie;:.nes mere rising 8;
cosy due April. 4, $o1sv due Apiril 19,
cow •due A.nryi 11, -cow due April 30;
ve,triing steer, 3 y•earing heifers, 4
spring cave's 8 page,,stt ,:kers; 1 brood
sow, 30 -pullets,
imnlements-McCormick mower me-
:trry new, bay rake ,nearly new, seed
drill cultivator, disk harrow, set her -
rows nearly new; walking nlow ,nearly
new; steel land roper nearly new, too`
bug -iv, single seated road cart, lumber
waebn, nearly new; set sleighs new;
Portland cutter inearly new, gravel
box, new ,bay rack, fanning mill„ root
minter, 3.doz, gtaitt bags, nearly new;
extension ladder, set heavy harness,
set single harness, 40 gal. gas tank,
new stock rack, wheelbarrow; about 30
cord oak stove wocd; new Ford car
1970 model for cash, buffalo robe,
wbiffletrees, neckyokes, chain, forks
shovels, doors, doer frames, gash and
gla ss,
Household Effects.- Range cook
stave, greatly new, coal or wocd; new
heater coal or wood; new Perfecttcn
oil sure, 3 burner with oven; extens-
ion table, 12 dineng t ha rs, new Mor-
ris rocker; couch„ 2 bedsteads with
snrings and imattresses; commode, man
tle clock. linoleum 4 yards square;
new; galvanized ,flour can, new Daisy
chu=•n, cream iseuarattor, dishes and
crockery, and many other articles.
Terms -$10 and under cash, over
that. amount 12 months' credit on an--
nrove 1 joint notes, or 5 per cent Cif
for crash on credit amounts. •
W. M.1FARRELL F. TAYLOR
Proprietor • Auctioneer
AUCTION. SALE
OF -FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS., •
on
FFECTS.•-
on ,Lot. 17, Concessilon 5, STEPHEN
Oh' .THURSDAY. OCT., 21st, 1920
At 1 o'clock, sharp; the following: -
Horses -Driving ma+rel 9 years old
(trivial; snare 8 •yiears ofd.
Cattle -1 cow duel in January; ,cow
due in Feb.. 2 cows due in March;
cow due in•Ansel„ :.cove due in Map,.
cote due in, June; .farrow cow; 1 hei-.
fes and 3' isteter's. rising 3.yrs. weigh--
in; aboiet-1100 labs . each; :1 heifer.
ristng ,2',years ; 1 baby...beef;•.�7 oring
,valves k thorobred bull Ben 'Signet.
12081,4 .
", Pigs and Hens- "sow due time of
sale; 8 •Wigs; quantity hens.
Imelentente--Deering :binder, M. -H.,
mower, ,6 -ft.. cue; hay rake, Interna-
tional hay dolader„ manure seneade•;
Oliver ,bean harvestter and cultivator,
hand scut£ler, harrows, Frost & Wooaci
cultivator; ; Iri,terna:tional, disc.; and
faller; 2 -furrow nlolw3 ,riding ,peow
oulper, ,fanning:nmill,cutting box, horse
nower; 6 h.pt :Fairbahk . & Morse en-
gine and, }grender e 40 gaL tank; cross -t
cut saw, stoneboalt, work bench, quan-
tity dumber„ efedaf' pasts, quantity of
firewood; hay; ebonite tons cf clover
arid Itimolhy chaef,'ome tumnims, etc:
Household,IE,ffects--C:aok stcvne, kit-
chen cuebesed,,,c,eeler, cupboard, Chat-
ham incubator„ clock, "kitcheil chairs;
sackers, Muse: etand, 2 bedstleads;
crpb, cradle, bulnea?u, 2 bornei' coal
vii stove, jerdilani,eale ,and, fern, coal
stove with av�ery, book` ack`, )lawn'
mower., latedebe;ac'le vinegar 'barrels',
ebu n washing march, ne; many other
articles
Terms -e^10 and under cash; over
'thaP aaiesia%, l2''recieth''s'eeeeeti "ott'elie`.
;prayed joint notes, or 5 per cent, per
•
I manle and Pak; water piped through
the barn ,from a never -failing wtRi.
There are, 8 'sitall;s vfor .horses, 5 box
stalls end 30 head „oaf ,cattle can be
tied; a commodious ro,c,t :cellar under
both gang -ways. Roof is galvanized
sheeting: An implement shed $8x26.
Terms -Real ;eatatee-half Cash and
balance can be- arranged to s:ui% the
Purchaser, Chattels -$10 end under
cash; over that amount 12 xnon•tiy,'s'
credit ,on approved joint notes; grain
and feed cash,
Farm will Ilse subjectto a reserved
bid.
Rainey Armstrong, Robt, Luker,
Proprietor Aucltion,eer
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
On Lot 210 Con. 42, .Hibbert, 23
Miles East of Chiselhurst, on
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13, 1920
At 1 o'clock, sharp, the following,:
Horses -,Mare 6 :yelatrs old with foal
and in (foal.; Percheron :filly v4 years
old; matched team of Percherons, ris-
ing two years old.
Cattle. -.Registered Shorthorn (149071)
due to calve in. May; 3 coves due
about time of sale; cow due in Nov,,
cola due in Aura, 2 "cows due in Mary,
heifer with calf at foot, 3 two-year-
old steers+, 3 yearling steers, 2 y ear-
,beifers; 4 Awing calves.
Pigs -Sow due air Nov, 9 shoats.
imnlements -- 2llcCorinick binder,
Frost & .mood mower, steel rake,
string tooth cultivator, Frost& Wood
disc, Coutly° & Scott seed drill, bean
seuffler and /auller combined; Deering
manure soreeder,,set harrows, stuffier
land roller, walking olo.w, set bob-
sleighs, waggon, Clinton fanningznill, set
2,000 lbs. platform snaps, No. 12 De
Laval cream tseaarator,, 2 acres mesa -
golds and ;turnips, a quantity cornrand
sorgum, set Idouble breeching harness,
set back -bawd ihaeness, buggy, - Ugh;
wagon, cutter, ,cutting box, wheelbar
vow, root nulper, stack rack, hay- rack
gravel box, wagon box, extension lad-
der, stoneboatt,. grate bags,,. • log :ne
cbainn, whiffl.etrees end neckyokes, car,
rove and pulleys, sap' pan and buckets,
iron kettle, ,forks, hoes; shovels and
oth er articles too numerous tc men-
tion
Terms --S.10 and under, cash;. over
that amount 12 mouths' credit on ale -
roved joint nates, Four per cents:
Per annum allowed for cash.
Chas. Treffry, C. W. Robinson,'
Proprietor Auctioneer
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in the Gloaming."
The New Edison
sotuex3 on the stage
by h sr
She suddcnty
stopped singing.
The New Edison
took up hrr song,
and continued it
alone.
Miss Betsy Lane Shepherd, famous concert
soprano, has ,made this test 185 times.
185 public audiences, in 185 cities, have
heard her compare her voice with its RE-
CREATION by the New Edison. No one,
out of a total of more than 100,000 lis-
teners, has been able to tell when Miss
Shepherd was singing, and when the New
Edison — except by watching her lips.
4.000 similar tests of direct comparison,
made by over fifty other celebrated vocal-
ists and instrumentalists, have given this
same result.
The New Edison is perfect realism
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Tell us --and we'll show you how all its erraotionai
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Is it the soulful violin?—a mellow con-
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Let us play your favorite voice or instru-
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'whether you are touched by the , RENE
-
CREATED music in the sante way that you
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We want to show you that the New
Edison RE-CREATES all the vital. power in
all 'music.
Remember what to ask for—"personal
favorites" Realism Test I
Perfect realism is your one vehicle to the inner
joys of music which you crave..
Mr. Edison spent three million dollars in the re
search`work which gave the New Edison perfect
realism. He did this in order that the .phono-
graph might . transcend its former limitations
and (here we quote Mr. Edison's own words),
Oaring into every .American home, music so real-
istc and so perfect in its rendition as to be an
unentht ; source 0 benefit and pleasure."
The,instruments whitih proved this perfect real -
ism in Miss Shepherd's 185 tests were all exact
duplicates of the original Official Laboratory
Model on which Mr.. Edison spent his three million
dollars. You can also have an exact duplicate of
this three million dollar original. ' We have it in
our store, and guarantee it to be capable of sus-
taining
the same test of direct :comparison.
important Practical Detail
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