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`I: AND BENCH; small re-
Idgerator and cabinet -type radio
ud record player. Phone 357-
MPS -
1971 YAMAHA EDURO, 360 c.c.
motor bike, like new condition,
800 miles; helmet; carrying
rack; spare tire and extra
sprockets. $550. Phone 392-6835.
CITATION, GOLDEN Falcon,
Flyte, • Holiday Travel Trailers;
Bellevue, Woods, Olsen Tent
Trailers; Truck Toppers; Crest -
liner, Springbok, Chrysler Boats
and Motors; Hitches and Tenting
Equipment. CAMP -OUT, RENT-
ALS, SALES, Huron St. W.,
Stratford, 393-5938. rrbJuly26
30" COPPERTONE Frigidaire
range - $50; baby stroller and
youth bed. Both for $25. Phone
357-3482. • 31-7
BERG STABLE cleaners and
Stabling. dunk feeders and water
howls* ,Lloyd Johnston , -RR • '3,
Halyrood Phone 395 -gip. , rrb
Bacigtp, BARN WINDOW?
Daugherty Pro Hardware has
man plastic, 250 times stronger
than glass and a8c -a square foot
cheaper. rrb
115 FOOT ;house6treiler, for sale.
Phone ,
�S �t1�: Carrie.
.23 INCH ;$LACI and, white con-
-s;TVs "Ve y good condition.
Low,pxice. Harold 1llr+ild, 357-3272..
USED $ATH" (JBS for sale' for
wateriing troughs, 'Percy Clark,
:957-3080. 7-14
45 GALLON steel barrels with
n Mid-
:Good for a burnitag gar,..
'eor feed barrels oti farm;
clean gas barrels or sap bar-
s. ` 43.50 delivered. Phone
1 :or write Box 51,
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Miscellaneous
PIANO AND ORGAN SALES.
Piano tuning and repairing. Low-
rey land Thomas organs. Call Hap
Swahidge, Wingham, 357-2785.
Representing Garnet Farrier.
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SEEK YE THE LORD while He
may be found, call ye upon Him
while He is near. Isaiah 55:6. Be-
hold, the days come, saith the
Lord God, that I will send famine
in the land, not a famine of bread,
nor a thirst for water, but of hear-
ing the words of . the Lord. Amos
8:11. But He, .(Christ) answered
and said, it is written, Man shall
not live by bread alone, but by
every word that proceedeth out of
the mouth of God. Matthew 4:4.
Phone 335-3763; 24-31-7
ANDY'S
REFRIGERATION AND
APPLIANCE SERVICE
244Iour Emergency Service
Wingham, 357-3484
GIBSON UPHOLSTERY
Furniture, car and truck seats
recovered, rebuilt. Phone 357-
1217. rrb
EAVESTROUGHING— Alumi-
num' or galvanized. Estimates
without obligation. R. E. Ruttan,
Wingham., 357-1077. rrpOct25
ANYONE wishing to have 'hand-
saws,: circular saws, tools, etc.,
sharpened, call 357-3644. rrb
AVON. To buy or sell, write Avon
Products, 17 Hawkesbury Ave.;
London ',32 Ontario.
FOR YOUR
Insurance Needs in. Automobile,
Farm Liability, Accidents and
Sickness Home Protection . ,
Call Your Co -Op' Agent-
LLOYD MONTGOMERY
$3 Maple Street, Wingham
Dill 357-3739
pil
MEAS LSLON'-WHEELS
one e MY
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ff
Miss a Stott*
a-H:L.hrboiir;
HARDTOPS and' Travel
..6 and 8 sleepers'; Hard -
starting at, $1450; . Travel
ailemstarting at $2500. Demon -
or 16* Special 62100. See us
d'ar camping ,accessories.
Instead>'Metal -Fabricating,
."une Street, m, a 357-
June28
stock For
)NTILOLD HENS; ' 13
-old ducks; two eight=weeIt
sSe; two 10 -week old pigs;
inese geese;'`one three-
-old .lamb> and One White
Wand rabbit, Phone 335=
SCT A Fisherlea bull or fe-
Imale` at the Ontario C'harolais
sale, Bolton, Ontario on June 9 at
1.p,m. Harold Fisher; Harriston,
'338-3634.
Cars & Trucks
For Sale
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1963 PONTIAC, V-8, Automatic.
Good rubber and engine, $200 or
hest .offer. Phone 335-3051.
197.1 FORD half -ton pickup.,
;heavy. duty springs and spring
helpers, radio, •6,Q00 miles on re-
built engine, unmarked, $2,100
firm.' Call after 6 p.m., 8876251.
31-7
;GORRIE AUTO WRECKERS
Fairly -Priced Cars
and Parts
Phone 335-3495 - Gorrie
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McCREERY
AUTO WRECKERS
Bit 2, WROXETER
bon Highway 88
Midway between Wingham
and Listowel
USED AUTO PARTS
USED CARS & TRUCKS
Phone
LISTOWEt 2914159
GORRIE 335.3314
Wanted To Rent
TWO OR THREE bedroom house
in Wingham. Apply to Box 258,
Wingham Advance -Times. 31-7
A NICE 1$ODERN unfurnished
home in or very near Wingharri.
Mut have a bathrbni. Apply to
BoX 233, The Winghtini Advance,
Tlinott, rrb
DOG GROOMING
CLIPPING 4- STRIPPPING
Call John Visser,227 John Rosa
St:, Listowel, 291-4817 after 6 p.m.
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SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
All work guaranteed. Twenty,
years of experience, Write Louis
Blake, RR 2, Brussels,IOntario,
. Phone887-680Q. . rrbJuly26
Wanted
- SOMEONE to .shingle the roof of
our house. Phone 3572391.
For Rent
COUNTRY stone home. Mddern
throughout; Wingham and Tees -
water area. $125 per month. Keith
Fitzsimmons, Broker, 357-1117.
APARTMENT for rent, fully fur-
nished. Phone 357-3371.
TWO BEDROOM apartment with
fridge and stove; newly deco-
rated. $90 monthly, including
hydro and' water. Immediate
possession. Phone 357-1344 before
5 p.m.
TWO BEDROOM apartment, liv-
ing room, dining area, kitchen,
four piece bath, clothes closets,
heated, central location, private
parking. Apply to Box 257, Wing -
ham Advance -Times. rrb
MODERN, two-bedroom apart-
ment. Electric heat. Phone 357-
1669.
Work Wanted
MAN WITH half -ton truck for
hire. Will do odd jobs, etc. Phone
J. Dillon, 357-2820.
PAINTING, spray, brush or roll-
er. Interior or exterior, Am
Amish, Call 335-3019 between 5
and 6 p.m, 7-14
Concrete Septic Tanks
Distribution Boxes,
Well -tile'
Dry -wells
Two compartmenttanks have
passed the new regulations for
Health Unit Vacuum pumper for,
cleaning tanks. Back -hoe for dig-
ging holes and drains. Will lay
the iflsired.
Ronald El. Forster
RR.1, Lucknow,
Phone 528-2346
rrbJune 14
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK
TENDERS will be received by
the undersigned until noon June
15, 1973, to mow weeds on the
township roads before August 4,
1973. Applicant to supply man,
tractor and power mower or just
tractor and mower by the hour.
LOWEST or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
CARROLL JOHNSON,
Road Superintendent,
Township of Howick,
Fordwich, Oritarib.
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
IN THE ESTATE OF
JOHANN SOSSONG
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of the above'
mentioned, late of RR 1, Bel -
grave,' in the County of Huron
who ` died at the said RR 1, Bel
grave, on the 30th day of June,
1971, are required to file proof f
A
-sante with': the, undersigned on
n
before the 10th dayy o July, , 1973.
AFTER THAT date the Public
Trustee will proceed to distribute
the estate, having regard only to
-the claims of which he then hall
have had notice.
DATED. at Toronto this .28th
day of May, 1973.
PUBLIC TRUSTEE,
145 Queen St. West,Toronto.
Administrator.
•
NOTICE TO CREDITORS .
- AND OTHERS
IN THE MATTER OF
THE ESTATE OF.
TENA WALTERS, ,
late .of the Town of Wingham in
theCounty of Huron,'Widow,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to TheTrastee Act that
all creditors and others having
claims against the Estate of the
late Tena Walters are required to
send particulars of their claims,
duly verified, to GOODALL &
CAMPBELL, Solicitors for the
Executors of the said Estate, on
or before the 15th day of June,
A.D. 1973, and that after such
date the Executors will proceed
to distribute the assets of the said
Estate, having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then
have had notice.
DATED at Wingham, Ontario,
this 17th day of May, A.D. 1973:
Wilfred Walters, Mabel McRae
and Helen MeKague,
Executors of the Estate,
By their Solicitors,
GOODALL & CAMPBELL,
Box 730,
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Estate.
24-31-7-14
DANCE
A dance will be held: in. the Wo*
men's Institute Hall, Belgrave
on Friday, June 8 in honor of Mr,
and Mrs. Leslie Bolt on'the %v.”.
Sion of their 40th wedding. a ,ani*
versary. Scott's Orchestra X11
provide music for dancing',IrOM
9 to 12. All friends and relatives
are invited. Best wi.hes only,
please.
GUEST SPEAKER
Dr. B. Corrin of London Will
speak on his work at the Chil-
dren's Psy biatric Research" In-
stitute at the Wingham and Ds-
trict Association for the Mentally
Retarded meeting on June. 19 at
8:00 p.rn. in. the Wingham Public
School.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Oppexts-
hauser of Niagara Falls are
pleased to announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Verna
Marilyn, to Mr. Neal Milton Har-
die, son of Mrs. James Hardie of
Wingham and the late,. Mr. Har-
die. The wedding will take plane
at St. Andrew's Presbyterian.
Church, Wingham, on June 30 et 5
p.m.
Help Wanted
R.N.A. WANTED, full .or . part-
time, shift -work. Brookhaven
Nursing Home, 357-3430. 31-7
REAL ESTATE
SALES PERSONNEL
We urgently require experienced
sales personnel who are familiar
with this area. Our office has
waiting buyers for . all types of
rural properties, especially
smaller land parcels. If you can
procure the listings, we will -help
find
the buyers: Your keazcn-
4tl'1D aZei I, Witklini t :..'�d-
o ing scale commission°>.� For ahc m-
fidential interview, Olean.- write
to M. L. Roth. Real Estate Ltd.,
Realtor, 69 Regina St., N., Water-
loo, Ontario. 31-7 .
HELP WANTED. Apply in per-
son at the Turnberry Tavern.
7-14
CARPENTER or.carptenter
helper. Preferably with some ex-
perience. Apply to Box 963, Wing-
' ham.
NO EXPERIENCE necessary.,
Excellent opportunity for busi-
nessmen, women, community
workers and teachers. If you are
personable, not afraid of hard
work and have the desire to in-
• crease your income, World Book-
Childcraft of Canada Ltd., will
train you at our expense. We offer
high commissions and the oppor-
tunity for rapid advancement.
For interview call, 291-3763 after
5 p.m. or write Mr. Jim Edgar,
Box 123, Listowel, Ontario.
HELP WANTED primarily for
cement work and other kinds of
work. Apply to Box 255, Wingham
Advance -Times, stating age,
wages desired and experience, if
any. 24-31-7
ORGANIST WANTED. St. Paul's
Anglican Church, Wingham, will
accept applications for the posi-
tion of organist and choir leader.
Please state experience, salary
expected and availability. Apply
to The Rector, P.O. Box 297,
Wingham. rrtf
ONE BEDROOM apartment on .
Minnie Street. Available July 1.
Elmer Wilkinson, 357-2189.
ARTICLES FOR RENT, dustless
floor sanders. Dustless belt sand-
er, Daugherty Pro Hardware. tf
TWO BEDROOM apartment on
Josephine Street in Wingham.
Possession immediately. Phone
887-6456. rrb
TWO BEDROOM house, fully
modern, located in the Alps. Con-
tact Lorne Howe, 392-6172. rrb
Wanted To Buy
GOOD USED furniture, ap-
pliances and antiques. Call 887-
9363. rrb
ANTIQUE CARS and trucks,
1010+1940, Call 8879363. rrb
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EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
Due to expanding production facilities we are ac-
cepting applications for employment within various
areas of our plant.
--Excellent earning opportunity
--Shift premium
—Attendance bonus
—40 hour week with paid lunch periods
--Comforting prospect of steady work
Apply in person
at
Spinrite Yarns and Dyers Ltd.
320 Livingstone St. S., Listowel
COLD MEAT SUPPER
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church are having a • cold meat
supper on June $ from 5 -7 p.m,
Adults, OM; 'Children 75c. Tiek-
ets available at Daugherty's Pro.
Hardware.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
Knox Presbyterian Church,
Bluevale, will be holding .their
116th anniversary service on
Sunday, June 10 at 11 a.m. Rev.
McClure of Whitby, formerly of
Gorrie and Molesworth will be
the special speaker, There• will
also be special titter. Everyone
is welcome,
RECEPTION AND 'DANCE
A reception awl dance will be
held in the Wingham' Public
School Auditorium to honor Mr,
T. Stewart Beattie, retiring
principal of the school on Thurs.
day, June 14 starting at 8:30 p.m.
The public is cordially invited.
BUS TRIP .
The Belgrave Women's Insti-
tute are having a bus trip to
Blackcreek Pioneer Indian, Vil-
lage on Wednesday, June, 13. The
bus leaves from the Community
Centre, Belgrave, at 8:00 a.m.
The price is $3,50 per person.
Please bring . a picnic lunch.
Everyone welcome. Anyone in-
terested please 'contact Mrs.
Lorne Jamieson, 357-2809 or Mrs.
Leslie Bolt, Brussels:'
Real Estate
For Sale
ONE ANDA HALF storey frame
home on Catherine Street in
Wingham 'withoil heat and at-
ta . h d arae., For further infor-
mation all at• Iola Bailey Real
k Estate Ltd., ..: 82 Albert Street,
Cli ton, a ' tario or,plane 829 ..trtl Iritit71.7 1-7
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50 ACRES, two mles from Wing -
ham. 45 acres workable, 5 acres
of hard maple bush; good water
supply from spring that is never
dr'y; all in pasture; priced to sell.
Apply Grant MacLennan Real
Estate Broker, Listowel, Ontario;
291-4070 or residence, 291-4034.
V1iLIAM S. REED
Real Rotate. Broker aiid
General Insurance .
Dial 37.2174
W!HGKi O# aw,
COMMISSION RAT! 3%
ON HOUSES IN WINGHAM
One and a half storey brick
home, excellent location, large
living room with broadloom, din-
ing room, kitchen with cup-
boards, laundry room, three bed-
. rooms, bath and oil furnace.
Priced reasonably.
A three bedroom cottage in ex-
, cellent rep4 ir, recreation room
and basement. Rugs and drapes
to remain with the property. New
oil furnace. Immediate posses-
sion. Priced reasonably.
A well situated duplex both
Self-contained with private en-
trances. Each contains large liv-
ing room, kitchen, bathroom, two
F bedrooms, oil furnace. Early
possession.
Auction Sale
AUCTION SALE
Saturday, June 9. at 11:00 a.m.
ESTATE MARKETING
SERVICES
Auction Centre,.
20 Water St., Wingham, Ont.
1 wish to..expr y sincere
thyto all My relatives,
s friends
and. ,acquaintances for their
cheerful' cards and visits while 1,
was a patient' in. Wingham and
District Hospital. Special thanks
to the nurses and staff of the hos-
pital and .to Dr., Wilkins and Dr,
Ping.
Mrs. Annie (Homnth) Armes,
I wish to thank my ,friends for
cards, gifts, flowers, and visits
while a patient in St,. Mary's Hos.#.
vital, Kitchener.
Mrs, Jessie Balfour.
I' would like to thank:`all who
sent cards and visitednie while I
was a� atient in Wingham hospi-
tai; Rev, Bruce Penny for his
ayers, to all the: nurses on sec-
onprd. floor, to „Mrs, Carl Procter
who brought my wife to visit me
and all who helped in any way.
' Sincerely, Robert E. Hibberd.
The :executive of the Mother's
,-'Auxiliary to the Wingham Minor
Hockey Association wishes to
sincerely thank all those who
made our , season so successful;
those who helped in the booth
duringthe year, .provided food for
the banquet; served and helped in
the kitchen. It was a great year,
thanks .to all of you.
I would like to express my sin-
cere thanks and appreciation to
my friends, neighbors and rela-
tives for thelovely. gifts I re-
ceived at the community shower.
Special thanks to those who spent
their time to arrange the evening
and for the very enjoyable enter-
tainment. I will always remem-
ber your thoughtfulness.
Rosemary Blake.
I would like to say thanks for all
the cards, flowers and treats as
well as the many visits while l
was a patient hi Wingham. and
,.District Hospital and University
Hospital,' London. Special that` s
to . the nurses on second' floor
• Winghamj, Dr. Wilkins,' l ir, Ping
and Rev. 'Barry. Passmore:
Gershom Johnston.
The family of the late Gertrude
Campbell wish to sincerely thank
the many friends, neighbors and
relatives who were so kindand
thoughtful at the time of our sad
bereavement. To the Rev. John
Roberts and the U.C.W. of Bel -
grave United Church. We are iris -
deed grateful.
Ira Campbell and family.
Auction Sale
AUCTION SALE
OF
Complete Dispersal of
Dairy Herd & Milk Equipment
Will Be Held For
CLIFTON WALSH
LOT 1, CON. 6, MORRIS TWP.
212 miles south -of Belgrave or
4 miles north of Blyth
ON
SATURDAY, JUNE 9
AT 1:00 P.M.,
LIVESTOCK— 34 Holstein cows, -
milking and rebred; 2 Holstein
cows, due at sale time; 5 Holstein
heifers, bred in November; 10
yearling Hdlstein heifers; Red
Holstein yearling heifer; 12 Hol-
stein heifer calves; 2 yr. old Hol-
stein bull off. Reg. stock; Entire
herd is from United Breeders unit
sires. This is an outstanding herd
of Grade cows.
MILK EQUIPMENT— 44 -can
sunset bulk tank, 4 years old; 4
Universal milker units; auto-
matic washer, stainless steel
sink; dumping station step saver
with glass pipeline ;.vacuum pipe
line; double 'piston vacuum
pump; 2 single piston vacuum
pumps; number of cow trainers.
Owner forced to sell due to
ill health. •
— TERMS CASH —
Owner or auctioneer not
responsible for accidents.
George Powell - Clerk
Brian Rintoul - Auctioneer
Whitechurch, phone 357-2349
Maintenance Machine Repair
Required immediately machine repairman by grow-
, ing Company in small Western Ontario town. Pull
Company benefits and good possibilities for advance-
ment. Person interested please contact by letter stating
age end experience to—
R. MaCPARLANE,
Maintenance Supervisor
-Lloyd.Truax Limited
Phone - 357-3600
W irigharn, Ontario
would, like to extend a great
big thank you to everyone who
was so kind to me while f was in
University Hospital. These acts
of thought lness are deeply.ap-
preciated and will always be re-
membered,
Sincerely,• Linda Henderson.
We.wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our neighbors and
friends tor all their kindness to us
in our bereavement. ".Special
thanks • tQ Dr, Wilkins, Dr. Ping,
the=:nurses at Wingham and Dip;
trict Hospital, the ladies of the
United Church U,C,V1t,, Rev, and
Mrs; Barry. Passmore and the. R.
A. Currie and Son Funeral Home.
Gord and Donalda,
Doug and Jennice Davidson.
Dr. and Mrs. Chong Ping wish
to thank Dr. W. L. Tew and the
nursing staff of Middlesex "Ob-
stetrical Ward, Victoria Hospital,:
London, and all those who sent
cards, gifts, flowers and best
wishes while Mrs. Ping was in the
hospital.
Mrs. Mae Bryans wishes to sin-
cerely thank her neighbors and
friends for their kindness during
her stay in Victoria Hospital. and
Wingham and District hospital,
with their cards, flowers, visits,
gifts and letters. Special thanks
to Mrs. Alice Newton, Mrs. Helen
Elliott, Dr. Bozyk and the nurses
on second\floor. It was all much
appreciated and will long be re-
membered, Again I thank' you.
I wish to express my thanks to
relatives, neighbors and friends
for the many acts of kindness
shown tome during Fred's illness
and during my bereavement.
Also for the beautiful floral trib-
utes, Heart Fund donations,
cards of sympathy and thought-
fulness. Special . thanks to the
nurses of 'the intensive care 'unit
of Wingham and District Hosi-
tal, Dr. Wilkins, SDr, Ping and e
R e
khid wofds, of v. � i$d s -
more of the United Church:
Hazel Davidson.
I wish to thank everyone who
sent cards, gifts and flowers and
visited me while..I was a patient
in Wingham and District Hospi-
tal. Special thanks to ,Dr. Mc-
Gregor, Dr. Hanlon and . the
nurses on first floor.
Mrs. George Evans.
I wish to thank my many
friends for their . cards, good <,
wishes and gifts while I was a
patient in Wingham and St.
Mary's Hospital. "
Wilma Edighoffer.
RITCIIAt the Wiegham 4'
District Hospitals An Wi,.
'00Y,
Y, M .30,
MSC _ ht , a :,r
McCANNwrAt, the. WIalth42.. and.
District• Hospital on Thursday,,
rrrjy31 , twMr d Mss; �p ..
McCann, RR 7, Luow,8 song,
McKAY-At .iii$: Wit. IOW
District Hospitalon SortdaY,
June 3, to Mr. and MPS.
McKay, .Lucknow, o da .:titer '
A
DEYELL—At the Wingham: and
District Hospital on ,qday,
June 3, to toldr.`andiV/$5,Vhignas
Deyell, Listowel, ,,a; son,
PING—Dr. and Mrs. Chong Ping
are pleased to announce the ar-
rival of a baby boy, Justin
Francis, in Pict. la Hospital,
London, on Ma ,1,
TOOTH—To Mr, and Mrs. John
L. D. Tooth, (Gwendolyn Mar-
tin) .at Lake Shore Hospital.
Dollard des Ormeaux, P.Q., on.
May 29th, a son, Gregory, a 44
brother for Judith Lorraine,
and a grandson for Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Martin of\Brusitels.
MARTIN --In Toronto, to Mr. and
Mrs. John Martin (Jean .
Brown) on Friday, June 1, a
son.
WALLACE—At the Palmerston
and District Hospital on Mon-
day, May 28, to Mr, and Mrs.
Bill Wallace, a daughter; Ai-
gela Christine, a sister for
Susan, Kimberly and Cather-
ine.
Geniral assembly
elects moderator
Rev. Agnew Johnston, 66, of
Thunder Bay was elected Sunday
night in Toronto, as moderator of
the . Presbyterian Church in
Canada, to succeed Rev. Max V.
Putnam of Kingston at the 99th
General Assembly, '
Mr. Johnston who was the offi-
cial candidate since February
when he defeated four other min-
'stss��,,el •o'h;mt s -s
n e?
ad oral! ivit tats
as served the it iet 39 years at t.
Andrew's . Church . in. Thunder
Bay.
Mr. Johnston, a graduate of
Knox College and Osgoode Hall in
Toronto, is also a memberof the
Presbyterian Administrative
Council.
The General Assembly meets
annually to set. policy for the
Canadian Church. Some signifi-
cant items to be discussed this
year are relations with the
Roman Catholic Church and the
use of unfermented grape juice
rather than fermented at the
opening of the 'general assembly
sacrament as a moral example.
OUTSTANDING
AUCTIONSAL.
Of New and Used Furniture, Appliances, Giftware at
Ball Auctions, Brussels -
FRIDAY, JUNE 8 AT 8 P.M.
FEATURING: chesterfield suites, coffee' end tables, lamps,
swag lamps, pole lamps, matching refrigerator and stove in
avocado green or gold; automatic washers and dryers, dish-
washers, stereos, component sets, automatic zig-zag sewing
machines, single and double continental beds, bunk beds, lovely
Spanish, French and Colonial, bedroom suites, kitchen suites,
maple desks, swords, silverware appliances, side-by-side
refrigerator (Foodarama by Leonard) and colour and black and
white TVs, plus many more items too numerous to mention.
Also for sale will be a 1967 Ford Galaxie 500 2 -door hardtop
with 1969.7351 motor in A-1 shape. 1973 plates, four new tires less
than 1 week old, which must be sold to the highest bidder.
Highest prices will be paid for good used furniture and
appliances. Complete estates bought or auctioned.
Call Ball Auctions, Brussels, 887-9363
Sales Every Friday at 8 p.m. ,
Seating and Parking provided, also Lunch Booth
Manager, Ned Rutledge , Auctioneer, R. A. Ball
Frederick F. Homuth
Phm.B,, 11.0.
Carol E. Homuth, RO
Mrs, Viola H. Homuth, RO
OPTOMETRISTS
Phone 338.2712
Harriston - Ontario
41111111111111111111111
Chiropractor
R. BRAY, D.C.
197 Josephine St.
Phone 357.1224
Wingham
Business and
Professional
Directory
WINGHAM
MEMORIALS
GUARANTEED GRANITES
CEMETERY LETTERING
REASONABLE PRICES
Buy Direct and Sava
Bus. Ph. 357.1910
Res, Ph, 357.1015