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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
Wanted To Buy
i Wanted
Property For Sale
ib. Property For Rent
16. For Sale Or Rent
17. Wanted 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 Memoriam
26: Personals
27. Births
28, Deaths
29. Marriages
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ing minimums: • Classifications
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17, mnimum 40c •an insertion.
C1a,R'fication 25, minimum 65c,
plus 25c for each 4 -line verse.
All ?Ther classifications, mini-
mum 45 cents per insertion.
excent Auction Sales (20), Ten-
der, olanted (21), and Legal
• Notices, (22), rates on applica-
tion
For cash payment, or if paid
by In days following last insert
Bion 15 CENTS deducted from
above rates. ,
1. Coming Events
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4, Help Wanted'
CENTRAL HURON SECON-
DARY SCHOOL, QLINTON
. requires a
CLERK TYPIST
£or the Principal's Office
on or about .1 May, 1967.
Salary range $2200-3100 de-
pending on experience and
qualifications plus $150.00 an-
nual increment. Excalllent
workingonditions, s i ck
leave and holiday plan in ef-
fect.-
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Written applications stating
experienc
e, salary expected
and references are to be re-
ceived b ' the undersigned by
noon 12 April, 1967.
Any pplicatien not neces-
sarily accepted. •
R. J. 13OMUTH, Principal,
Central Huron Secondary
School,
Clinton, Ontario.
4-69-1
SALES HELP
WANTED
Due to expansion of our
growing company we require
a man in Huron County bet-
Ween age 21 to 45 years being -
interested in a sales career.
Familiarity with farming and
modern • farm requirements
would be an asset. Good op-
portunity for advancement
for the right Man. Transport-
ation supplied plus salary
and commission. ,Contact
DAVID MacKENZIE
225 Epworth Ave., London
or phone office 268-7375
evenings 433-2172.
COMING — Euehre party,
LO.O.F. Hall, Brucefield, . on
March 38th, 8 p.m.- Admis-
sion 50c. Proceeds for Boy
Scout Expo ' Tour. Ladies
•please .bring lunch. 1-68-2
PIONEER Supper, Wednes-
day, April 5th, 5 to 7 p.m:.
Hensall United Church. Prq-
gram 6:30 and ,7:30. Advance
tickets,. adults $1,50, Child-
-Ten under 12, . 75c; At the'
door, adults $1.75, children,
under. 12, 75c. 1-67-3
A SERIES of Prenatal classes
will- begin Wednesday, April
5th,' 1967, at 2:00 -p.m. ,at the.
Health Unit Office, Seaforth
Community Hospital, Sea -
forth. These will be held at
weekly intervals for nine
weeks. Those interested are
invited to attend on the above'
date, or phone the Public
Health Nurse, Seaforth, 527-
1243, between 9:00 - - 9:30
a.m. or 4:30 - 5:00 p.m.
1-68-2
KNIGHTS of Columbus, Sea -
forth and District, plan two
dances. Keep these dates op-
' en. Cecil Tufts' Night, Satur-
day, Anril 8th. Founding
Dance. Saturday, May 6th.
Tickets available now in your
area from members. Achill l -
sten 51.50 each by ticket only
and limited' to those 21 and
over: -Legion Hall, Seaforth.
1-69-1
2. Lost, Strayed •
TWOBeaglehounds in. the
'vicinity of Cromarty. Leslie
Riley, Phone Hensall, 262-
202e. 2-69-1
3. Found
11. Articles For Sale
Jewellery Repairs
We do all types of jewellery
repairs,
Ring Sizing
Retip Claws •
Rebuild -Shanks
Bead Restringing
Repair costume Jewellery
Anstett Jewellers Ltd.
, 11-61-tf
FOR SALE — Good clean
trefoil -seed, 40c per lb.' Frank
Eickeneier, Lot 30, Con. 6,
Logan, ' phone Dublin 76 R 13.
8-67-3
WANTED
Waatch trade-ins We are
allawing, Top, Prices for your
old watch on a new
BULOVA
CARAVELLE
ENICAR
ACCUTRON
Over 150 watches in stock
ANSTETT JEWELLERS
LTD:,
"SEAFORTH
11-644f
4-68-3k
7. Situations Wanted
WORK. wanted by day, or
full time. Phone 527-1955.
7-69-1
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WE, have the following at
lowest prices: Polaroid Swing-
er Camera's, electric shavers,
tape recorders, transistor rad-
ios, hairdryers. Anstett Jew-
ellers Ltd.. 11-61-tf
ENGLISH dinnerware by
Johnson Bros. of England. 50
piece sets of 8, over 40 pat-
terns to choose from, only
$29.95. Anstett Jewellers Ltd.
11-61-tf
,TWO' stainless steel Univer-
sal milker units, floor type,
pumpand piping also Viking
separator, model 77. Ken
Beuerman, RR"2 Walton.
• 11-69x1
8. Farni Stock For Sale
ABERDEEN Angus 'club calf
prospects. FlOberf 7. Doig,
North Main Street, Seaforth,
phone 527-0763. 8-63-tf
QUANTITY of birdsfoot tre-
foil. Apply Dalton s• Diegel,
RR 1 Bornholm. 8-67x3
REGISTERED dual purpose
Shorthorn cow, due in •,a
week. Filmer Chappel, Crom-
arty, phone 44R 12 Dublin.
• 8-69x2
FIFTY pigs, 9 -weeks old. Joe
Van' Valkengoed, RR 1 '•Crom-
arty. Phone Dublin 14.R 13.
8-6J-1
THIRTEEN chunks, 10 weeks
old. 150 bales of cut straw,
12 good milk cans, Lewis
Coyne; Phone Dublin 109816.
8-69x1
Classified ads pay dividends
TWELVE sows. second and
th•ir--d litters. Will put out on
shares." Call" Clinton 482-1802
after 6 part. 8-69x2
SIXTEEN ‘pigs, 8 weeks old.
Robert Regele, RR 1 Dublin.
phone 527-0715. 8-69x1
LADIES' -white. brocaded car-
digan at,Legion following the'
Knights of Columbus. St. Pat-
rick's D a n c e. Contact Leo
Hagen, 'Seaforth, phone 527-
0843. 3-69-1
4. Help Wanted
YOUNG man to build silos.
Must be able to climb. in
height. Good wages,,,paid. Ap-
ply to Wes Hugill, phone 7:36-
4928, Zurich. -4-67-3
GIRL or woman to. work
week ends and some evenings
in Snack Bar. Apply Box
1644, The -Huron Expositor. :
4.68-tf
THE CLINTON ,D/STRICT.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
BOARD
requires a
SECRETARY
for the office of the ,
Business Administrator
with dities to copilnence on
or about 1 lviayj 1967.
Duties to include typing,_
bookkeeping, pay roll and
clerical.
Salary range $2700-3800 de-
pending on qualifications and
e5cnerfence plus $200 annual
increment. ExceIlen,t working
conditions. Sick leave and holl-
iaay plans in effect.
Hand written- applications
stating experience. salary ex-
pected and references are to
be. received by the undersign-
ed by noon 12 April, 1967.
Atiq application not neees-
sarily accented.
L. R. MALONEY -.
Business Administrator
Clinton 'District Collegiate,
Institut Board
165 Princess Set Clinton, Ont.
4-69-1
Renlemberl It Tata" ' blit • tr
moment to 'plate an., Ex1pesitot
Want Ad fdid be mofley'itt i►ek•
et, To adtert1Se, jtiat Dial Sena
tofth,- 52T1cZ O..
I. Poultry For Sale
K.IMBER LEGHORN
).a, Old and Started pullets
Red x S x Red Pullets
Mixed Chicks and Cockerels.
kvai!able now. Book your or
rers early.
SCOTT POULTRY,
FARMS, LTD.
Seaforth
Phone 527-0847 Rex 16e
19-61-tf
14. Property For Sale
1OUSE and shed in tie vill-
age of Kinburn, Apply to Mrs,
W. R. Jewitt, 527-1638 or
John Jewitt 527-1808.
14-67-2
DUBLIN — Two storey brick
house in good location. 3
bedrooms, livingroom, din-
ingroom, kitchen with 'built
in cupboards. 3 pc. bath,
full `basement and new gas
furnace. Priced to sell at
$8,000.
QUANTITY or Climax Timo-
thy seed, also Garry '.oats
grown from registered seed,
suitable for seed. Wm: Foth-
eringham, phone 482-9196.
11-69x2
FOR your lawn, .garden, pet
and livestock supplies en-
quire
nquire at Clinton Farm Centre,
22 Isaac Street, Clinton.
Choice selection of garden
seeds in bulk or package. M.
W. Durst,-. phone 482-9333.
. 1T69-3
GIRL'S reversible all-weath-
er coat." size 14, navy and
beige. Also one Girl Guide
Uniform, new style, used one
year. 'Mrs. Robert Gemmell,
Phone 52'7-0628. 11-69-1
SPECIAL" for this week. mum
plants at $2,00' and 53.00: hy-
acinth and tulin Hots 51.50.
Lilies 51.50 5 and 6 blooms:
1q. Used Cars For Sale
1956 Dodge in good"- condi-
tion. 6 good tires and recent
valve job. Call 5270103 after
6. 10-67x1
VOLKSWAGON motor, in
good condition, 'a complete
car $75ti00 or best offer, 523-
4220, Blyth. 10-69x1
TRUCK, 1h ton, 1964 lord,
6 cyl. A-1 condition.. A. V.
Shirray, Hensel), 10-69-1
11. Articles For Sale
GOOD'gtfalitir hay.. Mel. Hul-
ley, Lot 2 ge 3, Con. 10, Hul-
lett.,11-69x2
SILVRWARE Special. 50
piece .sets', - dra*er chest in-
cluded only $79.95. Anstett
Jew,eller8 Ltd. ' . 11 -61 -ti
NEED a clock! We have a
large selection of alarm, kit-
chen, decorator and. mantel
clocks. Anstett Jewellers Ltd.
11-81-tf
VIKING cr 'arn separator in
good condition. Apply Char-
les Roney, 19 R 12 Du 1l .
-68x2
SEE the special Centennial..
values by $ulova at Savauges
priced at $33.50 and $50.00
and in companion sets at 2
for $67.00 and 2 for $100.00.
These values will never again
be repeated by Bulova. New
on display at Savauge Jewel-
lers (opposite the post -office)..
11.68-tf,
SEE our new spring jewel-
ler? now on display includ-
ing many centennial • items,
wel-
lers(o�iposi Savauge
e post office),
• 11-88-tf
TRADE-IN ,Sale is still on at
Savauge's. Trade:•in your old
watch and receive an extra
nllb'Waiice on all Algin' tarn-
vellos,' Elcos, . several:' uloiras
and other makes et Savauge
Jewellers (opposite thest
office)..• 11,61141
FARMS FOR SPRING
POSSESSION
IN LOGAN — 175 acres, 6
miles from Mitchell, 150
acres, dairy, 7 miles from
Mitchell on County Road.
IN McKILLOP & HULLETT
— 115 acres, 4 miles from
Clinton. 150 acres, 5 miles
frons Walton. 181 acres, 5
miles from Walton.
IN FULLARTON —c 90 acres,
5 miles from Mitchell.
CLOSE . TO STRATFORD —
196 acres in Ellice. 99' acres
in Downie. 100 acres in
South Easthope.
For Inspection contact
VICTORIA
and
GREY -
TRUST
COMPANY
(Stratford)
REAL' ESTATE
DEPARTMENT, •
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THK iiimo I I xp4ssilNcp
19. NQtiees
NO'1'IC!
Telephone - Office: 271,-2050
Don McTavish -- Res:. 625-8788.
Joe Delesie - Res: 393-6216
44-69-1
We are slopping cattle every -
Monday to United Co -Operatives
4 Ontario. To arrange for pick-
up at your farm, phone by Sat-
urday might.
FRANCIS HUNT,
Phone Seaforth, 527-1046, or
MICHAEL J. ,DOYLE,.
Phpne 114 R 16, Dublin.
Call Collect
19-8141
SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED
Modern equipment used. All
work guaranteed. %i a CK
)?Mille LOUIS BLAKE?' ltlt2
Brussels, phone 442W 6. Bruns
els oz' contact HAROLD MAL.
ONEY, phone 527-1424.;
19-6141
DEAD STOCK
Hikhest cash prices paid for
fresh; dead, disabled co'wS and
horses. We pay 112c PER LB.
weighing over 500 pounds.
Small , animals picked up
free of charge. For the most
.prompt and courteous ser-
vice in this district Please
Call Collect
MARLATT BROS.
15. Property For Rent
MODERN 2 -bedroom-. apart-
ment. Phone 527-0810 or Ex-
eter, 235-1510.• 15-61-tf'
SET of farm buildings includ-
ing modern home with 3 bed-
rooms. Barn on property. 11/2
mile east of Egmondville.
Will rent together or separ-
ately, 527-0938. 15-68x2.
DOWNSTAIRS apartment, 2
bedrooms, kitchen, living -
cut daffodils and mums 81.50 I robm and bathroom, Frank
a doz. Staffen Greenhouse: Nigh, phone 527-0477.
12 Jarvis St. 11-69-1
WESTTNGHOUSE as dryer
and McClary gas 'tove. ant,
'ii e,n. 4phone burneExr. int ^I .'.onrli-
tioeter,goi 235 0755.
11-69-3
12. Wanted To Buy
WANTED
1 -TAY, straw, corn and grain.-
env quality or quantity. T,en
Watson, 13 Pullamore Ffd.
Rramnton, Ontario., n h n n e
451 4804. 12-5445
CHESTS of drawers, cup-
boards, picture frames. hall
trees, dishes, lamns, chairs.
hanks. Phone 271-1578. Strat-
ford. " 12-61-tf
HIGHEST 'prices paid for live
fowl, nieked ort at the farm.
Phone Ron Bennett, Walton.
.597-03187. ' 12.67-8
ET.Er'TRTC Heater in' gr>od
condition. Phone 527-1-n15.
12-69-1
ATTENTION
EGG PRODUCERS
Free, ,Washing. Compare
nee grading Ton prices paid
for .A's and uncla•rerades, To
get your eggs nicked' up call
•' 15-68x2
19. Notices
CALL Agar.S1V1ITII SIGNS
or truck lettering, farm sign$,
sale banners, highway -bullet,
ins, plastic signs, gold leaf.
All work guaranteed. Corner
East and High, Clinton: Phone
482-9793. 19-6.0-tf
SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED
Modern equipment. We guar-
antee all work: --Write or call
Harvey Dale, 'Seaforth, phone
5274406. 19-81-0
BRICK WORK Chili net's
repaired, repointed; stone
work, fireplaces built; base-,
ments repaired, waterproofed
and white coated. Work guar-
anteed, Ray 'Squire, pis a rte,
527-1332, Box 335, Seaforth.
19-65-tf
Phone 133 — Brussels, Ont.
24 hr, service—,7 days a week
LICENSE Na„ 390-C-65
19-68;2
Why not plant a crop that has
the highest returns per acre!
We at
ROSE BRAND PICKLES
leave contracts available for
your.. area.
—No Investment required
Hybrid seed
—Free pick-up at farm
For "information write to:
HEATED apartments close to
Seaforth on Highway: Private
'entrances. Apply to Box 1642
The Huron Expositor.
15-68-4
GRASS available for 50 head
of cattle. John 'O'Leary
RR 1 Staffa. 15-69x1
HOUSE, three bedrooms, bath
and oil heat, in Staffa area.
John O'Leary, RR,1 Staffa.
15-69-3
GRASS available for 16 or
17 head of cattle, approxim-
ately 500. lbs. Joe Nolan. St.
(' olumban. Ont., Phone 123-
R-1.6 Dublin: 15-69-1
"T Titch"
Parkh;11 f'reamery .
294-6265
12-69-4
14. Property For Saler
PROPERTY
FOR SALE
100 acres in the Township •of
Tuckersmith, with 65 acres
of good fall wheat (no build
ings). 125 acre farm, in Mc-
Killop Township,: 2-100 acre
farms in McKillop. •' -
HAROLD JACKSON
Real 'Estate Broker
527-0649. or
ALLAN CAMPBELL
.527-0445, Seaforth, Ontario
or
JOHN A. CARDNO
527-0490, Seaforth, Ontario
14-69-1
FOR SALE
Two apartment building
on Goderioh Street West, 1/2'
block from stop light. Each
apartment completely self-
contained. Both apartments
rented. Price $7,000.00.
$2,090:00 doWn payment
Joseph 'McConnell 'ell •
- Realtor
• 10, Victuic a
Phone' 527.1560.
Seafortll\ ,
- . 1 ... 19.69-1
20. - Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
Of Schooihquae and. contents
in the village of EgrhondviUe
on
SATURDAY, APRIL 8T11
at 1 p.m.
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Two -room brick school, stok-
er furnace, drilled well, deep
well pressure system, 13'
acres land . mor_e or less.
Contents of school, desks,
blackboards, books, maps,
school bell, and other items.
Terras• — CASH
For further • information
contact Vern Alderice, . RR 2
Kippen, phone Henson 262-
5494, chairman of Huron
County School Area No. 1.
HAROLD JACKSON
Auctioneer
JACK CALDWELL, Clerk
20-68-3
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of Machinery and House -
Matthews -Wells. Co. Ltd hold Effects at Lot 0, con.
Guelph, Ont. 1, L.R.S. Tuckersmit Twp.,
Or Call: • 1/a ?idle east of Brucefield on
Cronin Transport SATURDAY, ' APRIL 1ST
Dublin, Ont. at,;1:30 pari.
19-68-3 MACHINERY — Super 55
TRI - TOWN , Oliver tractor,' 2500 hrs., 3
BOOKKEE MG
SERVICE •
Auet o i
Fb1oniie' • kitclil n . table` `,and
chairs; 2 bedroom suites, -
Terms,-- CASH
GORDON ELLIOTT, Prop..
HAROLD JACKSON
Auctioneer
20.6$-2
CLEARING
AUQTLON SALE
Of Farm Stock, Machinery
hay and grain at lot 15, Bay.
field Road; Stanley Town-
ship, 1 mile west of Varna on
16.. For Sale or Rent
FOR SALE OR RENT —
House, 7 rooms. 4 bedrooms,
bath built-in and cupboards,
town water, gas heat, and
new furnace. Available April
1. Telephone 846-2404. Dear-
born Michigan'. 16-66-4
CLINTON — SEAFORTH
GODERICH AREAS
Five Years Experience in all
• Phases of Bookkeeping.
Phone 482-9260
19,.61-tf
18. Property Wanted ,w•
A two bedroom house, cott-
age or bungaloin very good
condition with basement. Box
1639, The Huron Expositor.
18-66x4
A three bedroom house in
Seafortb, in good condition.
Apply to Box 1643, The Hur-
on Expositor. 18-68x2
19. Notices
THINKING OF
REMODELLING'
YOUR -HOME?
PLEASE CALL
Bill Harburn
Hensall, 262-2445
OPENING BUSINESS
19-67x2
EI.ECTROLUX C a n it'd a Ltd
Sale§ and Service, authorized
dealer Alvin Riley. 153 Light
%nice St., Goderich, phone 524
6514. 19-6141
WATCH REPAIRS
FAST SF'iVICE
Alt work guaranteed
ANSTETT
JEWELLERS
Ltd.
Phone 527-1720 — Seaforth
19-1814f
VACUUM Cleaner Sales & Ser•
vice for all makes. Filter Queen
Cases Varna Phone 262.51so
Hensall. 19-6141
SILOS — A solid, poured -
concrete silo offers greater
strength and longer life, does
a better, safer storage job,
yet the Dost is'•ofthn less than
other types. Let us quote yobprices, financing,... and' cons-
truction arrangements for a
poured'concrete silo or liquid
manure tank. Write Solid
Silos Ltd., London or phone
London 432-7106,: evenings,
438-3778; or Forest 622 R 31.
19-684
TIE Ail ANTMALS
REMOVEDREMOVEDFoe Dead o; Disabled Animals
• CALL COLLECT'
, T)arli'ntr & Company
Canada Ltd.
Mine484269
til er0e NO., 1450-C-41,
19.61-t!
point hitch; 3 furrow Cock-
shutt mounted plow; Ford
stiff tooth cultivator, 3 point
hitch; Detroit mower, 6 ft.
cut, mounted type; ,Massey 15
run seed drill (like new); 75
bus. McCormick Deering
tractor manure spreader on
rubber; 10 ft. steel land roll-
er; Minneapolis • side rake;
Massey Harris push bar hay
loader; 5 section Diamond
harrows with draw bar; half
ton Studebaker truck, useful
for' parts, 1951; 4 -ply tire
600 x 16, never used; one
Canadian Tire 6-vglt` battery
used three months; tine hog
crate; half dozen steel .ito1
troughs; set 2000 lb. scales
80 rod roll barb wire; 12 ft
wire gate; iron sugar kettle
hay fork and rope; 3 logging
chains, 14 ft. - 16 ft.; forks
shovels; ladders; other' artic
les too numerous to mention
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
9 piece, dining room suite
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5TH
at 1 p.m. sharp
CATTLE -- 1 Hereford
bull, 21/2 years old; 4 caws,
Hereford and Durham with
calves at foot; 1 Hereford
cow due time of sale; 5 cci`r+vs
spitinging June aixl July 9
yearlings, Hereford and Dur-
ham, 5 steers, 4 heifers.
IMPLEMENTS Case,
tractor, 1949 'D model; John
Deere tractor, 40, 3 point
scuffler attachment; 5 sectiolt,
harrows; 3 'section harrows,
(light); 10 ft. John Deere
cultivator; 12 ft. Massey Hap
ris, disc harrow; .6 ft. one-way
disc; 15 run McCormick -Peer-
ing double ,'disc seed drill,
seeder; 3 furrow Internation-
al ace bottom plow; McCorm-
ick -Deering manure spreader;
Pea harvester; 6 ft: Case com-
bine with clover attachment;
7 ft. Massey . Harris binder,
suitable for swathing; Gehl
forage harvester, with corn
attachment; Gehl blower
with pipes; 2 forage harvest-
er wagons; 7 ft. Case mower,
3 point "hitch; hopper; Case
side delivery rake; 1951
Dodge truck; trailer; 1000
lb. scales; flat hay rack; 'elec-
tric brooder; bag truck;..lum-
ber; wheel barro,w;.. 2 sugar
kettles; barrels; forks; ahoy=
els; stove: bedsteads; crocks.
HENS — 100 Hybrid hens
1 year old.
,Auction Sales
Hereford" "breeder *A'
Hereford and Durhaln., steers
and heifers rising. 1 yegtold.
NO= This is• ;a • 000 041.
herd; :
HOGS 1 Sow 'due l :.
Msy;- 2 Young sows due in "
May; 1 York • breeder ?par,
abo4t 050/Os.; 2 'So..wa with
litters) at side; 2• Sows; due to
1 month; 25' good heavy
Chunks; 8 Feeder hogs; 13
Light chunks,
k`EEl? --- AJljWQ*. 1,04f
bales et hay; Approx 10' #os
se • Rodnlaseytyear; oath: �$ l'ox of 50
Reg•• 4'
seed . -
bales. of wheat straw;. Some '
grass seed. ,
PQITLTRY — Approx. 104 1
1:egTiorn2 year old hens, lay-
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MACHINERY & MISCEL-
ANEOUS — M -H 44 tractor
in good, condition; Aka 3,fur-
row plow on ruble interna-
tional 9 -ft. cultivator on rub-
ber; Molin 32 owe double
disc; International 9-0. culti-
packer; 4 section of harrows; •
McDeering 13 -run f tilixer ,
seed drill; 10 -ft s0e1- land r
roller; 2 wheel IGrai er ••,
stock racks; Joim. Deere. heavy
duty rubber tire wagon;
Champion grain grinder and
3 h.p. motor; Steel w a t e r
trough; Sleigh (like new);
cedar posts; 1962 Chev. /
ton truck ,in good condition;
Hay loader; 200 -gal. gas tank
and pump; M -H 7 -ft. binder:
Colony House 8 x 10; scrap
iron; Colony House 10 x 12;
Coal brooder stove; Electric
brooder; 2 Sugar kettles;
stone boat; wheel barrow;
Renfrew 2000-1b. scales; 2
16 -ft.- hay racks; Hog crate; ;
Clean Easy milking machine;
Moffatt electro pail; Renfrew
electric cream • separator;
Some lumber; forks; shovels;
tools; a host of other items too
numerous to mention
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS--
Findlay
FFE( S--•Findllayl cook- stove beds:
;dressers; was . s; odd
chairs and other household
items.
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HAY AND GRAIbT '-- .10 -
ton good cut hay; 500 bales'
mixed hay; 500 bus. Rodney'
oats, suitable for seed; 100
bus. barley.
Terms — CASH
No Reserve —.Farm Sold
LEE McCONNELL, Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON,
Auotioneer
MEL GRAHAM, Clerk
20-68-2
EXTENSIVE CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of 75, Head of Cattle, Hogs,
Feed, Poultry, Farm Machin-
ery, Truck, Miscellaneous it-
ems and some Household Ef-
fects, for HENRY KLEEER,
Lot 5, Con. 13, McKillop
Twp., 6 miles west of Kenni-
cott or 5 miles east of ,Lead -
bury corner on
SATURDAY, APRIL 8TH
12 O'clock noon Sharp
CATTLE —20' Durban and
Hereford cows fresh withcal-
ves at side; 7 Durham and
Holstein eow due time of sale;
sale and' in early spring; 2'
Holstein cow due time•of sale;
1 Holstein scow due in May;
1 Holstein cow milking and
rebred; ' 1 Registered Polled
NOT1 —„This mss a .,large
-sale and must start 6h5rp at
12 o'clock noon: There will
be a lunch ,counter on the -
grounds. Don't miss .this out-
standing sale of livestock and
machine'r'y. Proprietor and
Auctioneer not responsible
for any accident on day of
sale.
'Positively No Reserve as
Farm is Sold.
-
TERMS—Cash on day of sale.
5% Sales Tax on Taxable
Items
HENRY KLEBER, Proprietor
'FRANKLIN BUUCK
Auctioneer
Dial Stratford 271-3049 or
Sebringville 393-5501
20-69-2
Additional
Classified
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