The Huron Expositor, 1966-04-07, Page 7es
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1. Coming Events
2. Lost, Strayed
3. Found '
4. Help Wanted_
5. Business Opportunities
.6. Teachers Wanted
7. Situations Wanted
8. Farm Stock For Sale
9. Poultry For Sale
10. Used Cars For Sale
11. Articles For Sale
12. Wanted To Buy
13. Wanted
14. Property For Sale
15. Property For Rent
10. For Sale or Rent
17. Warted To Rent
18. Property Wanted
-19. Notices
20: Auction Sales
21. Tenders Wanted
22. Legal Notices
23. Business Directory
24. Cards of Thanks
25. In Memoriani
26. Personals
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1. Coming Events •
CHICKEN Barbecue, Wed-
nesday, May 25, Egmond-
ville Church. 1,19-2
THE June Supper sponsored
by the Barbara Kirkman
• Auxiliary. , of First Presby-
terian Church, will be • held
on Wednesday, June. 15th, in
the Church Hall, at 6:15 p.m,
1-19-1
-SPBING Run -linage Sale, at
Hensall Arena Auditorium,
Saturday, May 7th, 2 pen:
• Sponsored by the Einnate
Club of Hensall. If, you wish
• your donation pieked up,
call 262-2327 or 262-2130,
1-194
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4. Help Wanted
MAN for broiler and general
farm work. Phone Dublin,,
126 R' 13. 4-18-1
ELDERLY Protestant woman
to housekeep for one semi-
retired adult, on farm. Small
house, with modern conven-
iences. Woman with one pre-
school child would be wel-
come. Apply stating wages
expected, to Bok 1,556, Hur-
on Expositor. 4-19x1
HELP WANTED
Young man, to train as op-
erator for mobile mill. Please
contact
ED DOLMAGE,
218 Francis St., Mitchell, or
phone 348-8507.
4-17-tf
WOULD YOU. LIKE A
CHANCE TO BECOME
AN EXECUTIVE?
Would a career with an ex-
panding Finance Company
with. more ' than 1,650
branches be of interest to
you?
Qualifications
Age — 23 to 35
Education — 1Vlust be High
School Graduate
Experience — Sales or Bank-
ing helpful
Personality -- Impressive ap-
pearance, mentally alert,
Ability to get along with
people
Future — Promotion depends
• on ability
Many fringe benefits
Good starting salary
Telephone or write for an
appointment.
C. Ballinger,.
BENEFICIAL FINANCE
CO. OF CANADA,
59 Ontario St.,
Stratfwel, Ontario.
Phone 271-8722, 9 to 5:30
daily
4-18-3
4, Help Wanted
CLASS "A" licenced xnech-
•anic; also need man with
body work •experience. Ex-
cellent working conditions,
employee benefits and above
average wage scale. Apply
Herman Motors Ltd, Hensall,
phone 262-2604. 4-19-1
FOR Bean, elevator, steady
employment, 45 , hour week,
time and one-half for over-
time, 2 weeks holidays. Start-
ing rate, $1.40 per hour, Ex:
Perience preferred. Apply
Cook Bras. Milling Co. Ltd.,
phone 262-2605, Hensall.
4-19-1
WANTED
Sheet Metal Worker, ex-
perienced in Eavestrpughing.
R. T. McBRIDE LTD.,
Stratford, Ontario.
4-19-1
WANTED ,
Female typist for Seaforth
Office: Full time. Indicate
'experience.
BOX 1554,
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
4-19-1
,HELP WANTED
Assistant janitor for Sea -
forth District High School.
Please state qualifications
and salary expected.
Lowest salary not necessar-
ily accepted.
D. W. KUNDER,
• Secretary -Treasurer
Seaforth District High Secretary -Treasurer,
• 4-19-1
• SEAFORTH
LIONS PARK
Applications are invited
for life guard, srwimming en-
strirettas and booth, assistants
for the coming season at
Seaforth Lim's Park.
Apply in writing indicating
age, experience, before April
14, 1966, to:
LIONS CLUB° PARK,
BOX 69, SEAFORTH.
4-19-1
Garage. Foreman
• Required
• For permanent ' work in
Clinton Area, Must be mature
person, with previous service
station experience.
Class "A" licence not es-
sential. -
• Two week course provided.
Excellent starting salary.
Apply in person, to
NATIONAL -
• EMPLOYMENT
• SERVICE
Goderich — 524-8342
4-19-1
5. Bus. Opportunities
SPLENDID Rawleigh busi-
ness available in', part Huron
County. Products well known
Opportunity unlimited for
big Sales -and big profits.
Start your business on cred-
it, without experience. Write
Rawleigh, Dept. C-363-224,
4005 Richelieu St., St. Henry,
Montreal. 5-19-1
GROW CUCUMBERS
and make
•EXTRA 'MONEY
If you have a half acre or
more, grow cucumbers for
HICKS
All Hybrid Seed.
Highest Prices Paid
Free piek-up at gate.
BICK'S
Dublin, phone 30 R 3.
5-17-3
Experienced
FURNITURE WORKERS
including Cabinet Makers, Wood Machine
Operators, Knife Sharpener, Finisher, etc.
NO EXPERIENCE for some openings.
Fringe Benefits include Sickness. and Accident Insurance,
Medical Plan, Paid Holidays, etc.
Write, Phone Collect, Or apply in person ,to
H. (APER
Stratford, 271.0360 or 271.0449 •
IMPERIAL
Furniture Mfg. Co. Limited,
93 Trinity St., Stratford, .Ontario.
4191
5. Bus. Opportunities
LADIES—Are you in need
of more money? Serve your
neighbors during eonvenient
hours as an Avon Represent-
ative. Call collect, 4514)541,
evenings, or write Mrs. M.
Milison, 1 7 Hawkesbury
Ave., London. 5-19-1
7. Situations Wanted
WOULD you like to have
your lawn raked, and cleaned.
Phone 527-1803. 7-19-1
DRESSMAKING and altera:
tion, detailed fieishing. l'tea-
sonable prices. Fast service.
No tailoring. Phone . Susan
Dale, 527-1882, Seaforth,. -
7-19-2
8. Farm Stock For Sale
YOUNG Holstein' cow, clue
now, phone 527-0466. 8-19-1
TEN pigs, 8 weeks old. Keit
Ryan, RR 1, Dublin, phone
102 R 5. 8-19-1
TWENTY -five pigs, 7 weeks
old. 'Roger Hoornaert, RR 2,
Kippen. 8-19-1
THREE yearling cattle. Wil-
liam Livingstone, phone 527-
0365. • 8-19-1
THIRTY -one Pigs,, 7 weeks
old. Don Watson, phone 482-
7262, after 5 p.m. 8-19-1
FOR SALE — 30 good pigs.
John Benjamins, RR 1, Blyth,
phone 523-4278. 8-18-2
REGISTERED York hog and
some registered open gilts.
Orville Workman, phone 262-
5044.8-18-3
ABERDEEN Angus calves,
make gold bulls or 4-11 calf
prospects; also a few older
females. R. J. Doig, Seaforth,
phone 527-0763. 8-19-tf
REGISTERED Hereford bull,
22 months old; 12 little pigs,
7 weeks. Joe Hastings, Staf-
fa, phone Dublin, 43 le 17.
8-19x1
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• 9. Poultry For Sale
KIMBER -LEGHORN
Day Obi and Started Pullets
Ited x S x Red -Pullets
,Itilx;pd Chicks' and Cockerels.
Available tioik. Book your or-
ders elute
SCOTT POULTRY
.•FARMS, LTD.
Seaforth
Phone 527-0847 Box 160
9-19-tf
10. Used Cars For Sale
1960 Morris Oxford sedan,
20,000 miles. Apply Box
1547, Huron Expositor.
10494
1963 Ford 2 -door hardtop, a
390 automatic. Phone 482-
7303, dayseer 482-3833, 'ev-
enings. -1-0-19x1
FORD one -tori truck, good
racks and tires. Four -speed
transmission. Reasonable. Or-
ville Workman,. phone 262-
5044. •10-18-3
11. Articles For Sale
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BOY'S ' 28" bicycle, $15.00.
Phone 527-0264. 11-19-1
VERNAL Alfalfa seed. Sam
Scott, RR Seaforth, phone
527=0806. . • • 1.1-19-1
FOR SALE — Alfalfa seed,
Timothy seed, 1 flat hay
rack. Lew Bolton. 11-17-5
TWO spring coats, girls',
size 14,. Phone 527-0308.
11-19-1
SPRING coat, turquoise
blue, size 10 petit. Phone
52770317. ' 11-19-1
USED 24 -inch electric range.,
Box Furniture, Seaforth.
11-19-1
ALFALFA seed, $18.00 per
bushel. Andy Palsa, RR 2,
Hensa 11-,19x2
LADY'S golf clubs, bag and
cart, $35.00. Phone 527-1486.
• 11-19x1
OIL ,space heater, mediiim
size. Apply to Box 1553, 'the
Huron Expositor. 11-19x1
RED Clover seed, Londesboro
cleaned. Dave Watson, RR 2,
Walton, phone 527-1187.
11-19x1
LONG White formal, size 12;
one • white brocade party
dress, size 12, - Phone 527-
0403. 11-19x1
PORMALS, blue, pink and
yellow, size 10 and 12, like
uew. Phone 521-135Z.
• 11-19-2
SPECIAL Corning Ware
sauce pan sets $15.88, reg.
$18.95. T. B. Marshall, Wal-
ton. . 114.94
1,400 bales of good bay; 400
bales of straw. Carl let:Wen,
phone 527-1738, RR 1, Sea -
forth. 11-19-1
QUANTITY of Birdsfoot
Trefoil, 75c lb. Apply Dal-
ton Diegel, RR '1, Bornholm.
11-19x2
MAPLE syrup orders taken,
$7.00 a gallon. Phone 482-
3214, Fred Decaymont, Var-
na. 11-19-2
SIX hundred to 700 lbs. of
Timothy 'eed. Joe Hastings,
Stafee, phone 43 R 17, Dub-
lin. 11-19x1
ELECTRIC McCormick -Deer-
ing cream separator. »bug
Fraser, phone 498 W 6, Janis-
sels. 11-18x2
NORTH American Fashion
Frocks, low prices,good
material. Contact "ktitiel
Worknian, 521-0458. \11-16-5
KROEHLER, grey nylon 2 -
pieta 'd6ctional cheaterfield;
bird nage and stand; 13 win-
dows and frames, size 19" by
52". PluMe• 521-1403. 11-19x2
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it Articles For Sale
QUANTITY of Timothy seed,
$12.00 per bushel. Some Alf-
alfa and Herta Barley. B.
Beuerrnann, phone 527-0196,
11-19-1
ONE light tweed man's
sport coat, $10.00; 1 grey
suit, $20; 1 brown suit, $20.
nearly new,: To fit size $6738,
Phone 527-1712 after 6 19x1
MEADOW Fescue and Brame
Grasp mixed,' suitable for
pasture; also Alfalfa seed.
Stewart Dale, phone 527-
1406. 11-19x2
SHORT formal die"Sses, like
new, worn once, blue, size
15; red, size 12; white, size
12; pink, size 11. -Can be
seen at the home of • Mrs.
Jelin Sinclair, Kippen, phone
2627.5500. 11-19-1
NINE hundred busbels Of
barley, oats and wheat re4-
ture,good enough for seed.
Robert Dalton, RR 1, Lon-
desboro, phone 527-1366.
11-19-1
McCLARY kitchen stcnre,
white enamel, combination,"
coal, wood and gas, propane
or natural. Phone 527-0453,
after 5 pm. 11-194
QUANTITY of Alfalfa seed,
with a light mixture of Red
Clover. Gordon Dale, Rh 4,
Clinton, phone 482-9206,
11-19-1
INTERNATIONAL Farman
B tractor; 3 Siamese kittens;
12 H.P. chain saw; Inglis
automatic washer. Phone
262-5036, 11-19x1
QUANTITY Russell seed
oats, grown from registered
seed. $1.35 bushel. Lewis
Coyne, phone 109 R 16, Dub-
lin. 11-19x3
JOHN DEERE M traetor; 4 -
row beet and bean scuffler;
2 -row puller, in good condi-
tion; number of used farrow-
ing crates. W. C. Millsen,
phone 527-1167. • 11-19x1,
QUIET gelding, 21/2 years
old, 14-2 hand -se -black, well
brerl; also single harness,
western saddle. Mrs. J. Mc-
Neil, phone 76-J, Brussels.
11-18-2
TREES, 4 to 6 years old,
Spruce and Scotch Pine, fer
transplanting, $1 each. Will
deliver in lots of 5 or more:
Apply Lloyd Medd, phone
Clinton, 482-9836. 11-17-3
SEED
FOR SALE
Russell Oats, registered.
Keystone Harley, certified.
Red Clover, cleaned and test
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Mixtures- available with pr
without spring wheat.
RUSSELL BOLTON, phone
527-1428
ART BOLTON, phone
527-0455
1149- tf
15. Property For Rent
1)/IcIDERN 2-befIrPOM apart -
*Ilea Phone 527.:0810 pr Ex-
eter, 235-1510. 10-19-tf
THREE becirocan upetairs
apartment. Harald Jacksnn,
Seaforth, Ont. 15-19-1
APARTMENTS. nil
Apply Harkey Dale, phone
527-1406; 15-19x8
FARM house, 7-reou's mod-
een conveniences, 011 furnace.
BSee Roy, Londesboro,
phope 523-4237. 15-19-tf
AfARTMENT, on Main St.,
heated with gas furnace,
available shortly. Box 1540,
Heron Expositor. 15-12xtf
'DR RENT --- Apartment,
available now, with private
entrance, close to uptown.
For further information call
527-1352. 15-19-tf
SELF contained, attractive
aPartment one bedroom, a
large living room, full bath-
room, kitchen. Box 1541,
Huron Expositor. 15-12xtf
pASTURE farm for rent,
100 acres. Excellent water
-and shade, 3 miles from
Seaferth. Inquire, giving
name, address and phone
number to Box 1554, Huron
Expositor. 15-19x1
12. Wanted To Buy •
BOY'S 26" bicycle. Phone
527-0264. 1249-1
YOUNG Holstein bull, ready
for . sereice. Adolf Otten,
phone -527-0207. 12-19-1
BUGGIES, complete with
shafts. Phone Stratford, • 271-
1578. • - 12-18-2
A good used tricycle, size 3
to 5 years old, Mes. Fred
Buchanan, phone 527-1517.
12-19-1
GIRL'S' •coat set or coat,
size 4, in good condition; al-
so a high chair. Mrs. Gerald
Ryan, phone 527-0527. ,
12-19-1
ANTIQUE' furniture, pictures
frames, 'cupboards, lamps and
disheseeetc. 'Will buy individ-
ual pieces or complete house-
hold. Phone 271-1578 12-19-tf
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13. Wanted
WANTED
Cucumber •• growers for
Rose Brand pickles.
We have:
Top prices
Free pickup at farm
Hybrid seed.
• For 'information and con-
tract, write to:
Matthews -Wells Co. Ltd.,
'Guelph.
13-19-3
14. Property For Sale
HOUSE, in Egniondville, can
be used for two families, oil
furnace, new roof and two
bathrooms. Phone 527-0498.
Frank Nigh. 14-17-4
OLDER style, 4 -bedroom,
white brick house, in Walton.
Situated on Vs -acre of land,
with a good barn, garage,
newly drilled well and new
hethrOorn, Mese to Central
School. Phone Seaforth, 527-
0537. • 14-18-5
COMPLETELY renovated,
modern 4 -bedroom house, in
Hensel', close to business
section. Extra lot, low taxes.
Edison Forrest, phone 262,
5076, Hensall. 14-19-tf
ONE hundred 'and fifty acre
farm, good clay loam, well
drained; barn 50' x 60',
cement stab/ing; implement
shed; heti house; 740014.
brick house, hydro, pressure,
Arystem. Parm 11,6 miles from
No. 4 Highway, on Conces-
sion 6, 1Vforris Township. Er-
nest Noble, RR 4, Brussels,
Ont., Phone 528-9438.
• 14-15x8
15. Property For Rent
TWO-bedroomTceitecpat -
mente $50 per month, on
Meth Main. Available May
lst. Phone 527-1381. 15-194
19. Notices
NOTICE—Glen - Mac - Boy
Scout Camp, lot 16, con. 3,
HRS. Tuckersmith, is private
property. Please no trespass-
ing. 19-19-1
PICTURE
• FRAMING
AT
. Beattie Furniture
CLINTON
19-19-1
-PIANO LESSONS
Theory-..
Accordian Lessons
For inforination call
MRS. JACK SCHOONDER-
WOERD,
RR 3, Mitchell, phone 348-
8383.
19-19-2
JACK'S, FurnitureR,epair.
Broken furniture and other
wooden articles repaired. At
rear of 84 Albert St., Clin-
ton, phone 482-9695: 19-18-tf
NOTICE
Tuckersmith Municipal
Dump
Wilt be open until further
notice on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from 1
to 5:30 p.m.
No wire fencing, old con-
;.
czete or car bodies permitted.
JAMES I. McINTOSH, Clerk.
19-18-tf
WATCH REPAIRS
FAST SERVICE
All work guaranteed
ANSTETT
JEWELLERS
Phone 527-1720 - Seaforth
19'19-tf
VACUUM Cleaner,' Sales ,ag Ser-
vice for all makes. Filter Queen
Sales, Varna. Phone 262-5350.
Hensall. 19-19-tf
( ORDERED A WILD
CAM B‘l MAIL 1
BALANCED The CRANK:....
19.,Noti,ces
sgpTIO TANKS CLEANED.
Modem equipment' used. Al
work guaranteed. Write or
phone LOUIS BLAKE, RR2
Brussels, phone 442w6. Bruss-
els or contact HAROLD MAL-
ONEY, phone 527-1424.
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ELECTROLUX' Canada L.
Sides and Service, authorized
dealer Alvin Riley, 153 Light-
house St.; Goderieh, phone 524-
8514. 19-19-tf
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AUCTION SALE
-SERVICE
that is most efficient and
courteous call Wright Auc-
tioneer.
Phone Hensel, 262-5482
Percy Wright, Cromarty.
• 19-13-8
DEAD ANIMALS
-REMOVED
For Dead or Disabled Animals
'CALL COLLECT
Darling & Company
of Canada Ltd.
Phone Clinton, 482-7269
Licence No. 350-C-65
19-19-tf
NOTICE
We are shipping cattle every
Monday to United CO -Operatives
If Ontario. To arrange far pick-
up at your farm, phone by Sat-
urday night.
FRANCIS -HUNT,
Phone Seaforth, 527-1946, or
MICHAEL J. DOYLE,
Phone 114 R 16, Dublin.
Call Collect
19-1941
SINGER Sales and Service,
sewing machines vacuum clean-
ers, Haar polishers, and type-
writers. Can Jim McGregor,
phone 527-1486. 19-19-tf
MASONRY service — Chim-
neys repaired, repointed;
stone work, fireplaces built;
basements repaired, water-
proofed and white coated.
Work guaranteed, Ray Squire
phone 527-1332, Box 335,
Seaforth. • 19-19-tf
20. Auction Sales
ONTARIO
LACOMBE
BREEDERS' SALE
At Stratford Fair .Grounds,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13th,.
at 1:30. W. 'M. Cockburn,
260 Kathryn Cren, Newmark-
et, Secretary.
• 20-18-2
ONTARIO
LANDRACE
ASSOCIATION SALE
At Palmerston Pair Grounds,
-FRID-AIT: -APRIL 15th, at
1:30. Catalogues from Secre-
tary, W. M. Cockburn, 260
Kathryn Cres., Newmarket.
20-18-2
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Auction Sale of Machinery
and Household Effects, at
West -half Lot 3, Con. 7, of
Huilett Township, ',4 mile
East of Kinburn, on MON-
• SHAVED THE HEAD, -
BUILT A FOUR -BRANCH
EXHAUST SYSTEM '
20, Auction Sales •
OAY,:.APRIL X4t4;.ttt
MACHINERY 1963 No.
35 Ferguson tractor, (riearly
new, 1,000 hrs.); gas 0uk. and
putnps;. 4 -row Cockshutt. bean
cultivator; New Idea side
rake; 3 -furrow Ferguson
140W;--#014t-..e.nd bean pulier;
lend roller; -rilaaurie- spread-
er; spring tooth harrows; lev-
eling 'barrows; corn and bean
Ford cultivator, hydraulic;
9 -ft. land cultivatdr; 8 -ft.
Bisset disc; Allis Chalmers
combine; 13 -run fertilizer
drill; grain elevator; ' wagon
and rack, on rubber; 'Ford -
Ferguson pulley.; Ferguson
manure loader; circular . saw,
hydraulic; forks; shovels;
tools; set double blocks; set
harness; fence stretchers;
post hole digger; 4 °P10
troughs; grease gun; 39 bags:
fertilizer; 4-12-10 lumber;
18 -ft. long; 6 '2X 6's;.
16 -ft. long.
uou$EFTQLD EFFECTS—
Beds; springs; mattresses; 2
dressers; • bedroom chair; din-
ing room table; rocking
chair; chesterfield; •4 chairs;
sideboard; 4 scatter mats;
small table; television and
table; 2 kitchen tables; nine
kitchen chairs; kitchen cab-
inet; ironing board'; 2 toas-
ters; hot plate; iron; churn;
butter bowl and printer; coal,
oil lenipV. utility table; Leo-
nard -frig.; coal shove; step
ladder; washing eenachinee
lawn mower; kitchen • uten-
sils; other articles too num-
erous to mention.
• TERMS—Cash, no reserve
ae farm sold.
BASIL L. HORNICK, Prop.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
George Powell, Clerk
20-19-2
ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
Auction Sale of Farms
and Machinery, at Lot 18,
Con. 7, Morris Township, 13/4
miles South and 3 miles
West of Bressele, on TUES-
DAY, APRIL 42, at 12:30
p.m.
FARMS—Parcel 1, 100
acres, with good buildings,
90 workable; ' Parcel 2, 100
acres, 65 workable.
MACHINERY — Interna-
tional tractor, 400; Interna-
tional Super C tractor; Ver-
sitile 12 -ft swather, (1 year
old); 10 -ft. wheeled tractor
disc; International 10 -ft. cul-
tivator, on • rubber; 10 -ft.
land packer; 4 -furrow Inter:.
national p10 w; fifteen -
disc International fertilizer
drill.," fertilizer spreader; set
diamond harrows; Papec for-
age harvester; 'Allis-Chal-
mers forage blower; New
Holland baler; Case side
rake; 3 forage -wagons, and
racks; New Idea hay condi-
tioner; Papec tractor ham-
mer . mill; 8 -ft. Cockshutt
binder;. electric hammer mill;
Gem oat toiler; 3 H.P. motor;
Waterloo threshing machine;
1/2 H.P. motor; 2 manure
loaders; hay elevator; ' post
hole digger; spray motor;
weed sprayer; paint sprayer;
grain auger; John . Deere
manure spreader, (70 bus.);
POLISHEDT* PORTS, d,
TV
ULIPPED THE ALVS
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CHANGED NEEDLESs_ i •14,,
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20. Auction Sa1e
cernent -01b04,4"
Idea tractor mower; 1.4L Par,
ternational trader corn 110fr,
fler; Merl; -Stewart OD -
per; 0.0-tiornoriN, 2 -way .‘410!
radio; fOrks,I7 Shave* P44.10$4
tgr9C'TE404:14..A--eLortorti' .141t:9,0:741111"1.
mir-
Que to mention. - -
Property, 10% ,dowu03,04-
ance .30 days. Sold soberer
to reserve bid, •
Estate 'of 'the late
DR, JOHN. K. KELLY.,' •
'ItarOta -zeuipoux, Auet4oroer,
Ar.:1,GitspeorgemPofewiteolli Clerk. Executor
,6AieaUricligrri.A°iit*IiI\TI, 9
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Cattle, Pigs, Machlnery, Hay
and Grain, atLot'll;Con. 9,
Tuckersmith To*nsb.ip, five
miles South of Seaforth, on
MONDAY, APRIL llth, at
cowCAJTfreLsEh nd due
tlelrelst;a1M.
en in April and May; *lame
cow, due in •April; Holstein
year-old heifer; 4 Hereford
steers, rising 1 year; 1 Here-
ford heifer.
PIGS — 2 York sows,
with litters; 2 York sows due
time of sale; 3 York sows,
clue in May; York hog, one
year old.
IMPLEMENTS — John
Deere 420 tractor, with heat
houser; 1.0 -inch hammer mil;
30 -ft. endless belt; spring
tooth drag, 4 -section John
Deere; International double
disc; harrows; land roller;
rubber ' tired firm wagon;
hay rack; grain box; tractor
bean or corn scuffier; Mas- •
sey-Harris No. 11 manure
spreader, on rubber; Interna-
tional 7-1 t. power mower; In-
ternational 8 -ft. power bin-
der; 13. -disc -International fer-
tilizer drill; 2 -furrow Case
plow; 5 bunches. cedar shin-
bglaersr;e1;e13e2Vto extentnolron; 12711.,
der; set scales; 2 -wheel trail-
er; 21 -ft. grain auger, with
motor; hill,Ch milk
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conger; tractor uriihrella;
wire stretchers; forks; shov-
els; chains; tools; 2 -unit
Surge milking machine, pip-
ing for 17 cows;milk cans;
chicken feeders; 21 -ft. weed
sprayer.
HAY and GRAIN — 500
bales mixed hay; 500 bushels
oats; 150 bushels' mixed
7graizi;cob 175 corn. fall wheat;
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HOUSEHOLD eeterECTS—
China cabinet e large bureau;
washstands; bedroom suites;
crocks; sealers.
TERMS -Cash, no reserve,
farm. sold.
CHARLIE EYRE, Proprietor.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
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