The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1945-09-20, Page 4MISCELLANEOUS
Announcement
PERSONAL
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—A furnished apart
ment. Apply Mrs. G. Anderson.
Victoria Street, Exeter. 20cread in a book where
chasing a nymph and
into a tree." T/5: "He
Those I chase always
I wish to announce to the public that I have pur
chased the furniture and funeral business of Mr. R. N.
Rowe including,' the Funeral Home and will take pos
session on October 1st. For over three years I was in
the employ of Mr. Rowe and am a graduate from the
Canadian School of Embalming. It will be my endeavor
to give the best inc service and quality. Your patronage
will be appreciated.
Apollo was
she turned
was lucky,
turn into a night club or restaur
ant.”
sow with litter at
, 6 Durham
old; Durham year-
Durham calves; 1
the balance in 30 days.
FRANK ANDERSON,
Executors John T. Hicks Estate
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
13:2'0:27
EXECUTOR’S AUCTION SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
40 bushel Carter oats; 500
Banner oats; 6 0 bushel
; red clover seed; timothy
1 acre of turnips.
•chains; boxes;
harness; double
lb. scales; pig
for an ad taker
FOR SALE
WANTED
I
day
chairs;
STRAYED
AUCTION SALESREAL ESTATE
copper
co
on
and
TRY A WANT AD—THEY PAY!
A
spring
2 July
on
1945
witn
with
carrying calf; Jersey
Chairs to
(dark wat-
SOt; Quebec
cupboard;
FOR. SALE—A good work horse.
Apply to Wm. Fischer, Dashwood.
20*
green
size
size
size
FOR SALE—About 100' spruceleigh
leghorn pullets, April hatched.
Apply Roland Neil, Ailsa Craig,
Ontario. 13:20c
FOR SALE—Colony house, 12x14,
in good condition, easy to move,
cheap ‘ for quick sale. Gordon
Ratz, phone 24r31, Crediton. 20c
FOR SALE—A Quebec heater. Ap
ply to Lloyd Hodgson, Centralia,
phone Crediton 40r22. 20c
FOR SALE — About 250 onion
crates, 2x4 feet and larger sizes.
Apply to Restemeyer and Miller,
Dashwood, phone 3W.20 c
FOR SALE — Choice Jersey cow;
also a No. 3 Malotte cream sep
arator. Apply to Robt, Belling,
Snell Bros. Garage. 2'0*
stove;
hens;
whif fl etrees;
boxes;
team,
lbs.;
foal;
FOR SALE—Cockshutt riding plow,
"ILittle Beaver/’ single furrow;
and 11-disc M.H. fertilizer drill.
Apply to Jas. Miller, R.R, 1,
Woodham. 20*
WANTED TO PURCHASE pullets
FOR SALE—A White threshing ma
chine, 28x50, new roller bearings
for cutting box. Apply to John
Kabot, R.R. 1, Lucan. -6:13:20*
all ages and breeds, High prices
paid. Apply Tweddle Chick Hat
cheries Limited. Fergus, Ont, lltc
FOR SALE—A baby carriage, new.
Phone 33rl3, Grand Bend. 20c
winter
16; grey
16; also
12. Apply
20*
HELP WANTED—Capable woman
to do plain cooking and house
work for adult family in London;
live in; evenings free, Apply to
Box T, Tinies-Advocate. 13:20*
FOR SALE—Good ro.’king chair.
Apply to Wesley Hackney, Hay
P.O. 20*
FOR SALE—2-storey brick house,
metal shingle roof, corner of
Huron and Andrew, 2-piece bath,
cistern, wired for range, Posses
sion at once. W, C. Pearce.
WANTED—10 0 horses, any kind of
a cheap horse. Will pay good
prices for them. Frank Taylor,
Exeter.. tfc
FOR SALE — 55 acres, Stephen
Township, brick house and bank
barn- Owner must sell on account
of ill health. Quick possession
C. V. Pickard, phone 165.
FOR SALE—Ladies’
coat, fur collar,
tweed fall coat,
girl’s winter coat,
‘ at Times-Advocate.
FOR SALE—Good winter coat,
(blue), good as new, size 10
year-old. Apply at Times-Advo
cate. ‘ 20c
FOR SALE—15 0 Leghorn and Red
pullets,' four and a half months
old. Apply to M. Pullen, phone
17r2 Kirkton. 20*
FOR SALE—10 York pigs, 8 weeks
■old. Geo. Dunn, phone 177r43,
Exeter. 20c
FOR SALE—50-acre farm, 2 miles
southwest of Dashwood; good
buildings, hydro available. Pro
ductive soil, abundant water. W.
C. Pearce.
FOR SALE — Brick cottage with
bathroom, hot water heating,
wired for range, 4/5 acre planted
to fruits. Fall possession. W. C,
Pearce.
FOR SALE—Doherty Superb, wood
or coal cook stove, white with
green trim, in good condition.
Apply to Mrs. Earl Witmer, Exe
ter. 20*
HOUSE FOR SALE — iya storey
brick with garage. Modern con
veniences. Well located in Exe
ter. C. V. Pickard, Exeter.
FOR SALE — One 2 h.p. Woods
grinder; one oil bath pump jack.
Apply to Morris Hern, phone 4r9
Kirkton. 13:20*
FURNITURE FOR SALE — 2 pre
war spring-fined studio couches,
small table; small
dining room
6 chairs, buffet);
dress
mat to match
dinette suite (ivory finish);
lamp; bridge
smoking cabinet; rocking
china cabinet; wicker chair;
FOR SALE—Casual brown furfelt
hat, good as new, for teen-age
girl, reasonable. Apply at Times-
Advocate. 20c
FOR SALE — Ladies’ winter coat,
chamois lined to waist, black,
size 40, good as new. Apply at
Times-Advocate. 20 c
. | like new; 1 kitchen set (buffet,
; at j
THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1945
MISS WINNIFRED O’NEIL, Fuller
Brush representative, will be in
Exetei’ in October. If interested
in special line for Clrrlstmaft
leave name at Times-Advocate
or phone Clinton J5.__ ___
R. B. WILLIAMS,
Massey-Harris Dealer,, w ........................ .Leland Jory, Mechanic
We are now in a position to give
on service on Tractors or any
machine in the field or shop when
needed.
For Sale—One used Culta Packer
in good shape; one used Cream
Separator,
PAIN KILLER foi* corns! Lloyd's
Corn and Callous Salve j
prompt, sure relief. 50c
Robertson’s Drug Store.
Place an Ad Here and Watch Results
They are read by more than 8,400 Tinies-Advocate readers every week
FOR SALE—-10 u acres, corner lot
North Boundary, Middlesex,
large barn,
17x4z,
electric
Doyle,
13:20c
23,
brick house, hydro,
driving shed, hog pen
large water tank with
pump. Apply to Mrs, M,
85 Thornton Ave., London.
mmster rug 9x10;
3x5;
wheelbarrow, floor
lamp; smoking
chair;
card table; hay fork,
TERMS—CASH
JOHN C. FARQUHAR, Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auct,
table and 4 chairs; 2 bedroom
dressers; 1 commode; 1 settee;
1 living room table; 1 end table;
2 small kitchen, tables; 2 bridge
lamps; 1 baby carriage. A’pply to
Sandy Elliot, Ford Garage. 20c
FOR SALE—A Frieco bridge wall
range, all enamel, with reservoir
and water front, good as new.
Apply to Bruce Fields, Centralia.
20c
FOR RENT—Furnished and heat
ed rooms. Apply at Times-Ad
vocate. 20*
TO RENT — Small heated apart
ment; private kitchen with sink
and electric stove; small living
room; dinette; double bed with
spring mattress; semhprfvate
bath room; and electric refrig
erator. $30.00 per month; would
like yearly contract. .Sandy Elliot.
FOR SALE—1 new 1% h.p. gas
engine; 1 new' Superior cook
stove; 6 new and used, electric
.motors; 1 used 750 Cream Sep
arator (good). Wanted: 1 oil
burner for Quebec Heater. R. B.
Williams, Massey-Harris Sales &
Service, phone 88.
FARMS FQR SALE—Three Exeter
district farms. These are all good
farms with comfortable houses
and good barns. 100, 100 and
150 acres. These farms are priced
reasonably and can be bought on
liberal terms, C. V. Pickard,
Exeter.
NOTICES
FIRST1 POSTING OF
VOTERS’ LISTS, 1945
Miuiicijiality of
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
County of Huron
NOTICE is hereby given that. „ __, I
have complied with Section 8 of
The Voters’ List Act and that I
have posted up at my office at Cen
tralia, Ontario, on the 17 th day
of September, 1945 the list of all
persons entitled
Municipality, at
and that such
for inspection.
And I hereby
to take immediate
have any errors or
rected according to
day of appeal being
October, 19 45.
Dated at Centralia, this 17th
of September, 1945.
LLOYD B. HODGSON,
Centralia. Ontario.
call xpou all voters
proceedings to
omissions cor-
law, the last
the 8th day of
to vote in the said
municipal elections
list remains there
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The Exeter Lions Club will hold their Eighth Annual Frolic in the
Wed., - Thurs., Oct
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Entertainment-Booths & Bingo-Games of all Kinds
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$420 Entertainment
IN PRIZES both nights at 8 "p.m.
awarded as follows:One hour and over of top-notch
entertainment.
1st Prize—Electric Stove, value $150.00.
2nd Prize — Electric Washing Machine,
DIFFERENT PROGRAM EACH NIGHT
Dancingvalue $110.00
3rd Prize—$50 War Savings Certificate
4th Prize—$50 War Savings Certificate
5th and 6th Prizes —*■ $25 War Savings
Certificates
each night
commencing at 10 o’clock
7th Prize—$10 War Savings Certificate GOOD MUSIC
The. draw for these prizes will be made :
Thursday night The Exeter Band
$25 in DOOR PRIZES
5 PRIZES OF $5.00 EACH
IN ATTENDANCE
THURSDAY NIGHT The Entire Net Proceeds for Community
Welfare Work.
Admission 25c; Public School Children 10c; Service Personnel Free.
“God Save The King”
FOR SALE—A table model Philco
radio 1940 set; a1 twin oil burn
er and stove; a white enamel kit
chen cupboard in good condition.
Apply to Mrs. Norm Hockey.
13:2'0*
STRAYED—Onto the premises of
Roy Ballantyne, Usborne Town
ship, 2 steers and 3 yearling
heifers. Owner may have same by
proving property and paying ex
penses. 3tc
WANTED TO RENT—10 0 acres
with complete buildings. I have
a client with a full line of im
plements and stock who wishes
to .rent a farm in this district.
0, V. Rickard, phone 165 Exeter
FOR SALE *— 100 acres of land
situated on No. 23 Highway, lot
21, concession 10, W.B. Blan-
shard, one mile from Whalen,
one mile from school and church:
land is well drained and fenced,
buildings in good condition, ex
cellent stabling; hyrdo and good
water supply, For further par
ticulars, apply to Frank Gunning,
phone 17-3 Kirkton. 13
In the Estate of Ahnina Parsons,
late of Exeter, ’Ontario, widow de
ceased.
All persons having claims against
the late Almina Parsons who died
on or about August 13th, 1945,
are required to send particulars of
their claims duly verified to the
undersigned .solicitor for the Execu
tors on or before October 1st, 19 45
after which date the assets will be
distributed.
Dated September 12th, 1945.
W. B. PARSONS,
CLARENCE A. HEYWOOD,
Executors,
J. W. MORLEY,
Solicitor for, Executors,
_____Exeter, Ont._______13:20:27
In the Estate of Fanny Bissett,
late Of Exeter, Ontario, Spinster
deceased.
All persons having claims against
the late Fanny Bisset who died on
oi’ about August 3rd, 1945,
required to send particulars
their claims duly verified to
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
at
Lot Con. 3, Ijtiddulph Twp.
1% miles east of Centralia
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,
the following:
HORSES -t— Matched black
five and seven weighing 1600
roan mare, seven years old, in
1’oan horse, 10 years old.
CATTLE—2 fresh cows
calves at foot; Durham cow __
calf at foot; Durham cow, fresh in
July; Durham cow, due May 15;
Durham heifer, due May 5; Ayr
shire cow, due March 20; Ayrshire
cow, due May 30; 20 yearling
steers and heifers; 12
calves, all white faces;
calves; 1 fat calf, 4 months old.
31 pigs from 75 to 100 lbs.
100 yearling hens, laying, hybrid
N.H. and B.R.
25 cockerels.
IMPLEMENTS—Frost & Wood
binder. 7 ft.; Tudhope manure
spreader; 'Cockshutt mower, new:
12 ft. hav rake: 3 drum steel roll
er; 16 plate disc; cultivator; 2-
horse scuffler; 13-hoe McCormick-
Deering fertilizer drill; 2-furrow
riding plough; single furrow riding
plough; 2 walking ploughs: 3 sets
narrows; wagon; flat rack; 4set of
sleighs; 2 buggies cutter; root
pulper; Clinton fanning mill; 2,000
lb. scales; electric cream separator,
Ankerholt; 2 sets -double harness;
set new collars;
bags; i
colony house,
brooder
ter for
shovels;
chains;
articles.
Chrysler 50 in good running
order.
Quantity of mixed grain; barley
and oats.
FURNITURE—-Davenport; bed;
mattress: arm chair; rock/br; par
lor table; quantity of dishes: Good
Cheer white enamel kitchen range'
rug; Williams sewing machine,
new
tension ladder, 32 ft,; 3 cedar lad
ders; electric brooder; 2 iron ket
tles; forks; shovels; hoesf whiffle-
trees; neckyokes;
barrels; single
harness; 2,000
scales; and other articles.
FURNITURE
day bed; f
small tables;
chen table;
wood stove;
er mattress;
faio robes;
estry rug,
stands; 2
pictures;
springs;
ter worker.
TERMS—CASH
CHAS, KEDDY, Prop.
' GEORGE DAWSON, Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
Kitchen range;
8 chairs; 3 rockers; 2
,; sewing cabinet; kit-
; dishes of all kinds;
; coal oil heater; featn-
>; feather tick; 2 buf-
fernery; bedding; tap-
9x12; dresser; 3 wash
toilet sets; number of
3 beds; mattresses;
churn; butter bowl; but-
The undersigned auctioneer has:
received instructions to sell by pub
lic auction on the premises on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, 1945
at 2.00 p.m., the following real
estate:
Lot “C”, concession 6, in the
Township of Usborne in the County
of Huron, containing 100 acres
more or less.
The farm is seeded in grass ana
is well watered,
On the property is a brick house
and a frame barn, 36’ x 52’.
TERMS OB’ SALE: The property
will be put up subject to a reserved
bid, 10% of the purchase money
shall be paid on the day of sale
and
w collars; single harness:
feed .sacks; 2 hay forks.-
10x12, on spider;
feeders: rain shei-
gas barrels; forks;
neckyokes:
barrels; and other
TERMS—'CASH
ALBERT MITCHELL, Prop.
GEORGE LAWSON, Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR. Auct
are
of
___ _____ ___ ______ „ the
undersigned solicitor for the Execu
tor on or before October 10 th,
19 45, after which date the assets
will .be distributed.
DATED September 17th, 1945.
HERBERT B. BXSSETT,
Executor.
by J. W. MORLEY, '
Solicitor for Executor,
Exeter, Ont. 20:27:4
PRIVATE SALE
Kitchen range, white and green
enamel; 3-burner oil stove, with
oven; baking cabinet; kitchen table
and
■rocker; card table;
suite (table,
iron bed, springs, mattress,
ing table; den table, 2 chairs mat
ching; 5 small stands; Congoleum
rugs; electric fixtures; lawn mow
er; second hand clothing; quart
sealers.
Articles may be viewed evenings
from September 20th and Wednes
day afternoon, Septembed 26th, ai
my present residence on John -St.
I A. B. BUSH-ELL
Strathroy, Saturday, September
22nd. 150 Western stock cattle in
cluding a choice run of Hereford
steers. Trucks to deliver; Sales
every Saturday; private sales in the
week. A. G, McAlpine, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
in Honsall oil Mill Street,
the property formerly occupied
by Mrs. T. Berry
1045SATURDAY, SEPT,
at 2 p.m.
Studio Couch
match; dinette suite
nut); breakfast nook
.heater; antique settee; cupboard;
book case; glass china cabinfet;
couch; Philco radio; 606 used
slop brick; odd tables and chairs;
beds, springs and mattresses; end
tables; 2 bedroom suites; chester
field suit; enamel cook stove; AX*
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
on
Main Street, Exeter,
across from Tom Coates gas station
on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1945
at 1 o’clock sharp.
Kitchen stove; kitchen table;
couch; mirror; floor lamp; 2 small
; clock; 6 kitchen
cabinet; bed;
dresser; com-
sewing machine; 5
number of
Settee with
vvUVH) IHJLLJL. j LX
tables; 'linoleum;
chairs; .kitchen
springs; mattresses; i ■mode; carpet; t ik_
rockers; chesterfield;
pictures; book-case;
chairs; Wilton rug;\ small rugs;
hall rack; case of stuffed birds;
step ladder; 3-burner oil stove;
quilts; blankets; wash tub; garden
tools; quantity of sealers; crocks;
clarinet and piccilo in 'good con-
Hudson seal coat, good as
dishes of .all kinds; pails;
pans; Quebec heater stove;
carpet sweeper; Brussells
; walnut parlor suite; elect-
iron; electric toaster; outside
and other articles
numerous to mention.
TERMS—CASH
JOHN BRAUND, Prop.
GEORGE LAWSON, Clerk,
FRlA-NK TAYLOR, Auct.
dition;
new; i
pots;
Bissell
carpet;
ric
ladder, 16-ft.;
too
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
on
Lot ~8, Con. 3, Usboriie TwpM
on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,
1945, at 1 o’clock sharp:
. STOCK—Good work team
due Oct. 12,
cow due in Feb.; spot cow due in
March; gray cow due in April; fat
cow; Jersey cow due iii Jan.; heifer
rising 2 years old; steer rising 2
years old; 4 spring calves.
20 pullets.
IMPLEMENTS—iM.lL binder, - 6-
fb; Brantford mower; stone boat;
cultivator; disc; wheelbarrow; hay
loader;
plough;
manure
section
sleighs;
rack;
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2 stool drums; steel drum with
quantity of inoliisses; light wagon
with pole; quantity of lumber; ox-
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disc; wheelbarrow; hay
riding plough; 2-f arrow
walking plough;
hay rake; set 4-
hay rack; set of
wagon box; pig
in good shape;
: cutting box;
scuffler;
spreader;
harrows;
wagon;
top buggy
root pulper;
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK. IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
at
Lot .14, Con. 16, Stephen Township,
1 mile north of Shipka, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Sth, 194b
at 1 p.m. sharp, the following:
HORSES — Percheron horse,
years old; Percheron horse, 5 years
old; bay mare. 10 years old.
CATTLE — Roan cow due in
March, still milking; Durham cow,
fresh; Durham cow due in March,
■still milking; Durham cow due in.
April; Durham cow due in March;
blue roan cow due in April; 2 pure
bred Jersey cows, eligible for regis
tration, both clue in January; Here
ford cow, bred 2 .months, milking;
Hereford cow, milking; Hereford
baby beef; heifer, 2 years old;
Durham steer rising 2 years; Here
ford steer, 18 months;
steers, 1 year
ling heifer; 5
small calf.
PIGS—York
foot.
10'0 Hybrid
IMPLEMENTS
Deering binder,
McCormick-Deering
spring i
harrows; ~
scuffler with puller combined; 10-
ft. steel rake; 14-plate disc; riding
plough; walking plough;- low down
wagon; 16-.ft. flat hay .rack; sliding
rack and tracks; fanning mill;
sling ropes; 32-ft. extension lad
der. new; set of sleighs; set or
hunks; 3 wagon tongues; lumber
for gravel box; quantity of lumber;
2 sets of heavy harness, 1 set new;
4 horse collars; wheelbarrow; root
% h.p. motor;
milk pails; 2
sets of double
3 neckyokes;
2-wheel trailer;
reach; quantity
and many
pullets; 27 ducks.
— .McCormick-
7-ft., nearly new;
_ mower, 5-it.;
tooth cultivator; 4-section
; McCormick-Deering bean
■pulper; separator;
forks; shovels; 3
logging chains; ’ 2
whifflptrees, new;
steel farm wagon;
wagon gear; wagon
•of twine; grain bags; axj
■other articles too numerous to men
tion.
19 28 Chrysler coupe with 4 new
tires; ‘
bushel
barley
seed;
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Cofield
electric washer; electric clock;
electric iron; electric toaster; z-
burner electricplate; electric floor
lamp; 6 electric table lamps; elec
tive radio; quantity of blinds;
Singer drop head sewing machine;
book case; hall tree
practically new
kitchen table
desk
tub; ers; H
s«hall tables
quantity of
forks; c.
oak barrel,
room suite;
al chair;
rove;
studio couch,
: kitchen cabinet;
Cupboard
boiler
ironing board; 2
9 kitchen chairs
'iPdtfed
dishes;
crocks;
i
writing
galvanized
electric heat-
; arm chair
pails; pans
knives an
-J churn; jLO-gallon
new; mahogany dining
chesterfield; occasion-
dining room table; mir
rors; pictures; 2 walnut bedroom'
suites; 2 linoleum rugs, 6x9; bed
ding; quantity of sealers; heater;
alarm clock; quantity of lGMnch
wood; buffet; table; chairs; single
bed; spring-filled mattress, new.
Every article will be sold to the
highest bidder as proprietor has
sold his farm.
TERMS—CASH
CARL GUENTHER, Prop.
JIM DALTON, Clerk,
ARTHUR WEBER, Auct.
R.R* Dashwood,
Telephone 5M2,