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Exeter Salvage Co.
Phone 423 - Exeter,- Ont.
HENSALL,
The regular meeting of the Han-
nan
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n all W. I. rail. be held Wed. night,
!Nov. 12 in the Legion rooms. MTs.
W. Richardson and Mrs S. /Willie
.re hostesses-. Roll -call name a place
In Canada 'in alphebetical order. i4lnis
swill be presented. Plan to be present
'The ladies who placed exhibits at
the Exeter Fair ar asked to bring
Giese items to the Nov, meeting for
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display,
Linda ,tock, 1it'r1 daughter of M11
and MTs. Ron Mock, who recently •
underwent an nlaeration in the Sick
Childrene Hospital, Toronto, `is nn -
proving nicely,
'1Ir:. R. A. Orr is 'a patient at St.
Josephs Hospital, London, where she
underwent an operation 'ruesdav
of this week in the interests of her
health.
Mr. Milton Lavery who recently
underwent a major operation hi St.
Josephs Hospital, London, has re-
turned home much, improved in
health.
Mr John Richardson underwent an
operation at Victoria Hospital. Lon-
don, recently and is doing nicely.
Mrs. Lou Simpson who has been
spending the past weeks with memb-
rs of her family in CIawson, and De-
troit, Mich., recuperating from in-
juries sustained in a motor accident,
returned home on Saturday
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attar Repairing
And Far Machinery
AGENTS FOR — NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT, MINNE-
APOLIS MOLINE TRACTORS, ETC.
1 HAVE 'RENTED 'THE WORK SHOP AT THE REAR OF
WARD FRITZ MOTORS, LTD., FOR TRACTOR REPAIRING.
MINOR REPAIRS 'OR COMPLETE OVERHAUL ON ALL
MAKES OF TRACTORS.
"TRACTOR "TIRE1S SOLD AND REPAIRED.
GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP -- QUICK SERVICE
EMERGENCY CALLS TAKEN CARE OF
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.ELROY ESJARDINE
.Phone 78
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"A very valuable
citizen"
When a bank manager was transferred
recently a group o citizens wrote the
bank in tribute to his sense of
public service;
"During the time he was here, we found
him to be a very valuable citizen. He
always took a deep interest in our
community, so we feel we have lost a
valuable asset. However, we feel sure that
his replacement will be made with
a man of similar calibre."
A bank man, by the very nature of his
work, becomes part of the life around
.him.. During his training in various
branches, and as he takes on growing
responsibilities, he learns more and more
about people and how his bank can help
them. And he brings to his community
his personal readiness to serve in
any way he can.
This advertisement, based
on an ec sal letter, is
presented here by
THE BANKS SERVIN8
YOUR CQ,NIMUNITY
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'17 P.C. LAY MASH
18 p.c. BATCH MASH
FATTENING MASH
3.5 P.C. LAY ,CONC.
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Own Sax in
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4,15 3.115
4.60 4.40
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15 P.C. -SOW RATION 3:10
1117 P.C. PIG •STARTER 4.30
35 P.C, HOG CONC. 5.75
DAIRY AND BEEF:
' 10 P.C. DAIRY RATION .3.70
13 P.C. Dry and Fitting Ration,
Steer Finisher —Prices on request
321 P.C. DAIRY CONC. 3.45
32 P.C. BEEF CONC. 3.35
24 P.C. CALF MEAL 5.50
24 P.C. CALF MEAL 1Pellets 5.60
20P.C. Calf St 'r Grower 4.90
OIL CAKE,
BEET PULP. Order Your Needs NOW!
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.Mr and Mrs' Sid Baker and Mrs. L.
Taylor hand Anne •took a motor trip
through Northern Michigan and the
Straits of Mackinaw over the week-
end.
Mrs. Donehey .and brother, Gordon
Goetz of Chicago, spent last week-
end with Mr and Mrs R.' Goetz. Gor-
don has returned to Chicago ana Mrs
Donehey will visit with friends and
relatives for a .few weeks.
Mr and 1VIrs J. H. Ehlers of Han -
ever„ Pa., who visited with relatives
'here for a few days during' the Cen-
tennial, :have returned to their nome
accompanied by .Mr and Mrs Daniel
Weber who will spend their vacation
with them.
Mr and Mrs A. E. Oestreicher spent
the week -end with Dr •and Mrs. D. L.
Oestreicher 'in .Chatham.
Mr 'Wnti. ;Mason as at present in
Victoria Hospital,. London where he
underwent an operation. His many
friends hope for a speedy recovery.
Leeland Restenseyer who has been
confind to his home with pneumonia,
we are pleased to .state is recovering
slowly.
Mr and Mrs George 'Tieman and
son Michael and Mrs. A. V. Tieman
MTS. Effie Kleninstiver, Miss' Marion
Smith and Mr. Albert Rader spent
Sunday in Willowdale With •Mr and
Mrs, Jack Cudmore.
Mr and Mrs Martin Laub spent the
week -end with friends in London.
Rev. J. H. Getz was guest speaker
at Hanover Anniversary servr,:cs on
Sunday.
T. Harry Hoffman was guest soloist
in ,Sebringville on Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs (Ward Kraft and fain-
ily of London spent the week -end
with relatives here.
Mr. David Tieman is spending this
week with his son Dr. Lorne S, and
Mrs. Tieman in Middleton, New York
Mr and Mrs Gordon Clemas and
family of London were Sunday" vis-
itors with Mr and Mrs T. Harry Hoff-
man.
Mr and Mrs L. Birk and daughter
Shiela and Miss Verna Birk o f
Guelph and Mrs. Grenzebach and son
of Elmira, were visitors with Mr and
Mrs V. Schatz and Mrs. Bender dur-
ing the Centennial.
Mr and Mitis C. Yager of Port Hur-
on were •Centennial visitors with the
Kraft Sisters.
Mrs, G.Powell of Collingwood sp-
ent last Sunday with .Mr and Mrs.
Mervyn Tieman, also attending the
Centennial.
Mr and Mrs Harry •Guenther and
Mr and Mrs Ervin Guenther and Mr.
and Mrs Jack Guenther, both of Tor-
onto were recent visitors with their
sisters and other relatives. Also at-
tended the Centennial,
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Livestock,. !Poultry, Tractor, Farm
Implements, May and Grath. On the
Premises, Lot 18, Concession LRE,,
Hay Township, 0 miles north of
Grand Bend or 2 miles south of St.
Joseph. The undersigned Auctioneer
has been instructed to sell by public
Auction on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12th.
At .1,30 o'clock p.m, eharp
Horses -a- Bay *13eigian mare, 9
years old; black Pereheron ntare, 10
years old; This team is guarantec41
sound and reliable.
Cattle — Red cow, milking, carry-
ing fourth calf, due later part of
February; Part Hereford and Dur-
ham cows milking, carrying 5th eel
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due first week in March; Two part
Hereford and Durham heifers, 2 -yrs.
old; Some Durham spring calves.
Poultry — 175 Sussex x New
Hampshire pullets, started to lay. A
very good flock. -25 cockerels.
Tractor and Implements— Fordson
Major Tractor, fully equipped with
starter, lights power takeoff; used
one season, will be sold under new
tractor guarantee; .McCormick
Deering 3 furrow tractor plow, like
new; McDeering binder, 7 -ft. cut
like new; McDeering 712 -ft. tractor
cultivator, in new condition; MeDe-
ering 1.horse scuffler, rubber tired
wagon; 16 -ft. hay rack; 2 -wheel
trailer, wagon box, Kissel 10 -inch
grain grinder; circular saw, 2 large
galvanized water tanks, new fence
stretcher, Beatty pump; electric fen-
ecr; wanting plow; 1000 -cap. scales;
M. H. Pere= separator," Clinton 'fann-
ing mill, 11150 -ft. hay fork rope; pul-
leys and scar for steel track, double
harness, oak and steel barrels, storm
windows, large apple " peeler, new
stable broom, wheelbarrow, shovels,
forks chains and many articles too
numerous to mention.
Hay and Grain — 600 bushels of
mixed grain, oats and barley. A
quantity •of Hay.
No reserve, everything will be
sold.
Terms — Cash
Bob Masse, proprietor
Leonard 'Sararas, Clerk.
Alvin Waiper, Auctioneer.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Livestock, Tractor, Farm Im-
plements and Feed. on the Premises,.
Lot 8, Con, 11, Stephen Township;
2% miles west of Crediton and halt_
mile south. The undersigned Auc-
tioneer has been instructed to sell by
public auction, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th
At 1.30 o'clock, p.m, ;:harp
Horses — Hackney gelding, 7
yrs. old; Hackney mare, 8 yrs. old
supposed to be in foal. Roan, Stan-
dard Colt 2 years old.
Cattle --- Part Jersey and Durham
Cow, 7 yrs. old, due to freshen first
week in January.
Red Durham heifer with calf at foot
Red Durham heifer, due Nov. I'Ith;
Hereford heifer due November 26th;
2 yearlings, heifer and steer. These
are all good quality cattle fully T.
B. tested.
Hoge -- 36 -.,Yorkshire pigs averag-
ing from 5 to 7 weeks old.
Tractor and Implements -•- 10-20
Alvin Waiper, Auctioneer.
McDeering tractor in good condition,
1VIoDeering 32 plate tancrem aim;
Oliver 2 furrow tractor plow; Me -
Deering •binder 6 -ft. cut; McDeering
11 hoe fertilizer drill; McDeering
hay loader, Cockshutt sulky plow; 3
drum steel roller; McDeering bean
puller and scuffler, 3 section diam-
ond harrows; John Deere manure
spreader, .McDeering mower, •ft.eet,
3 horse cultivator, walking plow,
Renfrew cream separator like new;
steel tired wagon, hay rack, electric.
fencer, hay fork rope, Clinton tan-
ningmiU with sieves, bob sleighs,
cutter, chicken shelters, quantity oi:
lumber, chains, forks, shovels, and
many articles too numerous to men-
tion.
Feed --•- 0 loads choice a!talfa hay,
quantity of turnips,
No reserve, everything will be
sold.
Terms—Cash
Harvey Galinats, Proprietor.
Gen 'Webb, Clerk.
Alvin Walpor, Auctioneer.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of valuablereal es ate, no'rsehold
effects and Wisc. Items, on tui lw .
anises in the Village of Zurich. The
undersigned Auctioneer has Been in-
structed to sell by public auction, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8th
At 1 o'clock p.m, sharp
Real Estate —. Consisting of
Knell's Survey C. D., Village of
Zurich, on which is situated a fine 2 -
storey frame house, covered with
asphalt shingles and has a new fur-
nace; full cellar throughout with out-
side entrance; soft water cistern,
cellar kitchen and wash room; parlor
3 bedrooms, kitchen and woodshed.
Also on the 4premis'ars is a small barn
suitable for garage, best of garden
land, and never failing water supply.
This is a very desirable home, in a
good location, open for inspection
any time before date of sale by con-
tacting the Executors.
Terms of Real Estate -- 10 per
cent. on clay of sale, balance in 30
days. Sold subject to a reasonable
reserved bid.
Household Effects --- Chesterfield,
oak dining room table with chairs to
match; 2 antique style parlor chairs,
2 walnut end tables, y' oak centre
tables, 2 oak rockers, 8 large rockers,
antique wicker rocker, fern stands,2
couches, bureau, dining room China
cabinet, Thomas organ in beautifully
finished case, like new; walnut ven-
eer modern style 3 -place bedroom
suite complete with springs and ,mat -
trees, in new condition; 2 wooden
bedroom sets complete, with springs
and mattress; 1 single bedstead
Thursday, November 0th, 1952
with springs and mattress; 2 complete,
toilet sets, 2 cedar chests, medicine
cabinet, wash stands, large clothes
basket, New Williams sewing; mach
ins, carpet sweeper, new hammock„
3 tapestry rugs, various size.:, all in:
new condition; 2 linoleum rugs, like
new; verandah swing, Clare Jewel
kitchen stove like new; eiteill kit-
chen stove, it burner gasoline stove,
full line of kitchen furniteee, in elud-
ing 6 chairs; kitchen clock, sideboard
kitchen utensils, Alladin. Lamp, an-
tique parlor lamp, silverware, "ane r
jardineres, beautiful glassware ants,
antique dishes, 2 plate glans mirrors,.
complete dinner set, fancy pillows,.
112 feather pillows, fancy .quiet;;,. com-.
Lortere, some bedding, email spinn-
ing wheel like new; numerous sealers
large and small crocks, fresh canned.
fruit and .vegetables, large anu small4
cabbage cutter, and many articles.
too numerous to mention:
Misc. Items -- Complexe butchering
equipment including 2 large iron.
kettles with stands, sausage grinder
and press, all in first class condition,,
galvanized tub, copper, boiler, hand
washing machine, wheelbareow, lawn
mower, scythe, ladders, shove;:,, forks
rakes, ash sifter, Etc., Etre
This being a large •sale, Bening:-
will
elling-will start sharp on time."
Terms --.Call:
Fred Thiel, London; Mrs. Emma
Block, Zurich, Mrs. piat%e Hesse
Zurich, Executors for the Estate
of the late Elizabeth Thiel.
R. F. Stade, Clerk.
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THE GREAT INVITATION
AND THE SPIRIT AND THE BRIDE SAY COME. • AND
LET HIM THAT HEARETH SAY COME, AND LEET HIM
THAT IS ATHIRST COME. AND WHOSOEVER WILL, LET
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t HIM TAKE THE WATER OF LIFE FREELY. Rev. 22: 19.
COME NOW LET US REASON TOGETHER, SA1TH THE
#. LORD, THOUGH YOUR SINS BE AS SCARLET, THEY
SHALL BE AS WHITE AS SNOW. THOUGH THEY B1','
RED LIKE CRIMSON, THEY SHALL BE AS WOOL.
Isaiah 1. IR.
I AM THE DOOR; BY ME IF ANY MAN ENTER IN,
HE SHALL BE SAVED.
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