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2QQ Western Stock cattle, including
steers, heifers and stock cows.
Trucks to deliver; sale every Sat
urday; private sales ta the "week.
A. G. McAlpine, Auctioneer. „
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OCTOBER 24th
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OCTOBER 25th
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FOR SALE—75 New Hampshire x
Sussex pullets, 7 months old.
Apply to Ray Perkins, R.R. 3,
Exeter. 18*
FOR SALE-—75 feet of 6-inch rub
ber belt. Apply to Jim Miller,
Woodham. 18*
FOR SALE — 130 White Leghorn
and IVhite Rock pullets. Apply
to Silas Stanlake, phone 25rl3,
Dashwood. 18*
FOR SALE—Three pairs of shut
ters, six feet long. Apply to
Times-Advocate or phone 249.
18c
FOR SALE — A quantity of used
lumber, two doors and a four-
burner Westinghouse hydro stove.
Phone 145,
Are You Ruptured?
OUR SERVICE IS DIFFERENT.
WE SELL YOU A FIT IN OUR
PRIVATE TRUSS ROOM.
FOR SALE—12 York pigs, six
weeks old. Apply to Paul Boa:
R.R. 1, Hensall. 18*
Trusses, Belts', Supports of all kinds,
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WOODHAM
Miss Helene Roadhouse, of St.
Marys, spent the week-end with
Miss Dorothy Thomson.
Miss Myrtle Haist, of Crediton,
spent Sunday with Miss Rhoda
Thomson.
Miss Kathleen Johns, of Zion, and
Miss Jean Humphreys, of Kirkton,
spent Sunday with Misses Muriel
and Marion Stephens.
cedar posts; quantity of lumber;
grain bags; twine sacks; logging
chains; whiffletrees; eveners neck-
yokes* steel sledge; vice; crow-bar;
tools and wrenches; electric fencer;
good set of single harness; set of
heavy harness with britchen; 3-horse
harness; 5 horse collars; horse
blankets; colony stove, 500-chick
capacity; chicken hoppers; feeders;
Renfrew cream separator, 600 lbs.,,
new; gasoline More well washing
machine, nearly new; large Quebec
heater; quantity of household ef
fects and other articles too numer
ous to mention.
Every article will be
highest bidder as proprietoi* haa
sold his farm.
TERMS—CASH
WALTER McBRIDE, Prop.,
R.R. 2, Zurich,
EARL WEIDO, Clerk,
Auctioneers:
ARTHUR WEBER,
R.R. 1, Dashwood,
Phone 57rl2,
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
Clinton, Phone 203. 11:18
AUCTION SALE QF FARM,
STOCK. IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
•The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
on
Part Lot 18 and 19, Con, 17,
Stephen Township,
1*6 miles north of Shipka,
WDNESDAY, OCTOJBER 24,
at 1 p.m., the followirig;
HORSES—Bay mare, five
old; bay mare, 11 years old; bay
horse, seven years old; bay gelding,
one-year-old; bay horse, fourteen
years old.
PIGS—8 York brood sows, due
at time of sale; York hog, 4 months
old; 7 young York sows, bred; 70
Stocker pigs.
HENS—800 New Hampshires;
550 Leghorns; 150 Rocks; these
are all pullets.
IMPLEMENTS — Cockshutt rid
ing plow; Massey-Harris binder, 6-
ft.; Cockshutt 2-furrow tractor
plow; model H John Deere tractor,
newly over-hauled;; International
tractor; double disc; 4-section har
rows; real McCormick-Deering trac
tor trailer with brake attachment,
600-16; 2-wheel trailer; scuffler
and puller attachment foi* tractor;
Cockshutt chopper; 15 scalding
barrels; forks; shovels; chains;
neckyokes; rope; 3 portable colony
houses, 12x16, new; 3 portable
colony houses, 10x20, new; 4 colony
National coal stoves; Chainsway
coal stove; 25 steel fountains with
wire stands; 50 feed hoppers and
stands; 12 chicken crates; 20 mash
hoppers, 10 feet long on stands;
3 6 flat mash hoppers; 6 steel water
troughs for. chickens; barb wire
rolls; electric fencer, Shur-.Shock;
5 dropping tables for chickens;
steel barrels; 800 feet of snow
fence.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS —i Cup
board; McClary kitchen stove; 2-
burner gas stove; kitchen table with
5 leaves, new; small kitchen table;
pocking chair; 6 kitchen chairs;
day bed; single bed; 2 double beds;
Medium heater, burns coal or wood;
dresser; «wash stand; Beatty tub
stand; washing machine; boiler; 3
lanterns; 2 tubs; small table; steel
stand with mirror; quantity of
dishes and other articles too num
erous to mention.
REAL ESTATE — One hundred
and seventy-five acres, more or
I less; brick house; large L-shaped
barn; part of barn built in 3-storey
hen house; plenty of water; rock
well; deep well; • pressure system;
hydro; most of farm seeded down;
water piped all through hen house;
barn filled with cut straw.
TERMS OF REAL ESTATE—
10% to be, paid On day of sale and
balance in 30 days. Sold subject to
a
cabinet, hall tree anfl mirror, gar
den tools, lawn mower, wash tubs,
floor lamp, stool, linoleunj 9x10,
mats, ironing board, clothes rack,
mop, chest of drawers, carpet
sweeper, gramaphone, stove, picture
frames.
LAURENE BEAVERS, Prop.
GEO. LAWSON, Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
I
AUCTION SALE OF STOCK
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
at
WINCHELSEA <•
on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19th, 1945
the following;
1 cow, due in December; young
Jersey cow, milking good; 10 pigs,
Wheelbarrow; feed boxes; chick
en crate; chicken feeders and foun
tains; wire stretchers; scythe; fence
slate pinchers; iron pump; shovels
and forks; saw horse; hand saw;
milk can; step-ladder; International
cream separator; fire extinguisher;
strainer pail; lawn mower; butter
bowl and ladle; set of scales, 200
lb.; sledge; 15 cord wood; cutter.
Cupboard; drop-leaf table; bak
ing cabinet; kitchen Stool; kitchen
table (extension); 4 kitchen chairs
(nearly new); 2 couches; Singer
sewing machine; buffet; oak ex
tension table; 6 dining-room chairs;
number of other chairs; rocking
chairs; high chair; small tables;
Morris chair; 2 upholstered chairs;
davenport; tri-light floor lamp;
chest of drawers; 2 bedroom suites;
springs and mattresses; single bed
and springs; bed springs and matt
ress; linoleum rugs; 2 wool rugs;
mats; coal oil stove; electric iron;
curtains; table
glass-ware; bread
utensils; numerous
■Two small
Apply at
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: WANTED—1P0 horses, any kind pi
a cheap horse. Will pay good
prices for them, Frank Taylor,
Exeter.
STRAYED «
STRAYED — From Hay swamp
three last winter calves, nick in
bottom of right ear. Please noti
fy Garnet McFalls, phone 176rl3
Exeter. tfc
PERSONAL
PAIN KILLER for corns! Lloyd’s
Corn and Callous Salve gives
prompt, sure relief. 50c
Robertson’s Drug Store.
at
on
1945
years
Auctioneer,
instructions
sell at .his
sold to
FOR SALE—10 young Yorkshire
sows, ,6 due in a few days. Apply
to Roger Brown, Centralia. IS*
FOR SALE—A dark striped boy’s
overcoat, good as new. Apply at
Times-Advocate. ISc
FOR SALE—McClary cook stove,
in good condition; also 2 paii- of
steel gates, 7x5 and 7x7. Apply
to Andrew Hamilton, Exeter. 18c
FOR SALE — Allis-Chalmers scuff-
ler with hydraulic lift for Model
B. tractor; also a ”60 Harvester”
with scaur clean. Apply to Alt.
Hopp, phone Zurich 91rl3. 11:18*
REAL ESTATE
FARM FOR SALE—133 acres, Lot
8, Con. 9, Blanshard, lots of
water, 2 barns, driving shed, hen
house, silo, brick house, 2 miles
from No. 23 Highway, hydro
throughout, well fenced and
drained, good land for hoe crop.
Apply Norman Hodgins, R.R. 6,
St. Marys. 18:25*
FOR SALE — Renfrew 6-hole cook
Stove, used only one year, med
ium size jacket heater. Apply at«
Times-Advocate. 11:18* (
FOR SALE—1937 Ford motor and
transmission, all in good con
dition. Apply Wallace Becker,
Dashwood.11:18*
FOR SALE^—Tweed coat with coon
collar, size 40; also blue cloth
i coat with fur collar, size 16. Ap
ply at Times-Advocate. 11*
PASTURE iFARMS—We have three
good pasture farms. Buy now. C.
V, Pickard, Exeter.
FARMS FOR SALE—We have just
listed several district farms. We
have two that can be bought on
exceptionally good terms. If you
- are looking for a farm in .Stephen,
Usborne or Hay, see us. C. V.
Pickard, Exeter.
'FARM FOR SALE—67% acres of
clay loam, frame house, bank
barn, bush, hydro available,
Handy to school, church, store.
W. C. Pearce.
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mats;
window
dishes;
cooking
articles.
cloths;
box;
other
TERMS—CASH
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer,
FRANK BROCK, Prop.
Misses Anna and Irene Brock, of. FOR SALE^ — Power oil burner,
Zion, snent Sunday with Miss Lorene { electric ignition with controls. Jaques? j W. J. Melville.
Mrs. E. Hooper and Harold, of TSt, Marys, and Mrs. V. Gunning, ot i15 U-K
•Granton, spent Sunday with Mr. and ,
Mrs. J. Millar. ;
. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell, of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dock
ing and family, of Munro, and Mr.
and Mrs. Norman McNaughton .and
Lynette, of Glendale, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. Par- FOR
i
HOUSE FOR -SALE ’—" 1 ¥z storey
brick with garage. Modern con
veniences. Well located in Exe
ter. C. V. Pickard, Exeter.
A boy’s navy blue overcoat, size 12, in good condi-I
tion. Apply to Mrs. Sam Jory, I
Simcoe Street, Exeter. 18*
FOR SALE—A litter of young pigs,
fit to wean, also a few stockers.
Apply at Times-Advocate. 18c
FARM FOR SALE-■5 0 acres rich
good set of
2 miles south-west of
level soil with a
buildings;
Dashwood, school quarter mile;
fall possession. Terms.
Pearce, Exeter.
W.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
on
Lot 22, North Boundary, Stephen
Township,
14 miles east of Dashwood, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1045
at 1 o’clock p.m. sharp.
HORSES—1 bay Clyde horse, 11
years old; 1' ba^ Clyde horse, 10
years old; 1 ba^Clyde, horse, 6
years old.
CATTLE—Roan cow due in Nov.;
red heifer due in Nov.; red cow
due in Jan.; black cow due in Jan.;
roan cow due in Jan.; roan cow
due in March; roan heifer due in
roan heifer due in Feb.;
in calf still milking;
\ fresh; white heifer
1 Clyde, horse, 6
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE OF FARM,
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
Mr. M^ton Brock,
has been favored with
from W. T, Colwill to
farm
Lot 1, Con. 1, McGillivray Twp.,
one mile south of Tentralia, Ont.,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26th, 1945
at 12 o’clock sharp,- the following:
HORSES—Team of good
bay
15 Hereford
This is an
bred, first calves,
guaranteed in calf again. 3 cows
in calf; 15
nursed cows all
these are an extra lot of
3 spring calves; 42 yeai-
“ ~ " some ready
to butcher; 2 Hereford bulls.
IMPLEMENTS—Binder; mower;
cultivators, manure spreader, side
delivery rake, 2 hay racks, wagon,
2 sets sleighs, 4-row scuffler, hay
walking
buggy,
2 sets
screan-
double
■uni j.cM, vx .jjw vfa&vu. uv.v, 2 John
Deere tractors in first class work
ing order, double tractor disc,
sugar beet lifter, 3-furrow tractor
■plow, Waterloo grain separator in
No. 1 condition, new drive belt,
new deck, new teeth, new knives
this summer, ready to do a good
day’s
press,
yokes,
tides too numerous to mention.
Durant car, 1931 model.
REAL ESTATE—Lot 1, Con. 1,
McGillivray, with large barn, silo,
straw barn, room to stable 80 head
cattle, large implement shed, pig
pen, windmill, 10 to 11 acres goon
bush, never been culled; brick
house.
TERMS—All chattels, cash. Farm
sold subject to a reserve bid.
W. T. COLWILL, Prop.
MILTON BROCK, Auct.
ALONZO C. HODGINS, Man.
This is a large sale and will be
gin sharp on time.
mare;horses; grey
driver.
CATTLE —
nursing calves,
good lot, well
all _
milked all summer,
Hereford calves,
summer,
calves;
lings and 2-year-olds,
loader, corn" scuffler,
plow, 2-row corn scuffler,
cutter, roller, sulky rake,
harrows, gas drum, wheat
ings; grind stone, 2 sets
harness, triple wagon box,
work
mare;
cows,
extra
work; grain grinder, hay
forks, shovels, hoes, neck-
whiffletrees and other ar-
kinson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bain, of Granton,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. W. Rodd.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Passmore,
SALE—55 year-old hybrid
pullets, Buxxex X New Hamps.,
laying good. Apply to Jas. Squire
Granton, phone Kirkton 35rl4.
18c
of Thames Road, visited on Sunday'FOR
with Mr, and Mrs. Albert Scott. [
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pridham and [
family, of Kirkton, spent Sunday s
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills. |
RENT—Can provide board
and room to elderly couple or
semi invalid by Nov, 1st. Apply
at Times-Advocate. 18c
LOST AND FOUND MISCELLANEOUS
LOST or .STRAYED—Big Clyde
roan horse, six years old, weighs
1900 lbs. Any person knowing
where this horse is please get in
touch with G, J. Dow, Exeter.
18*
PAINT .SPRAYING — Indoor or
outdoor, buildings of all kinds.
G. Gratton, Grand Bend, phone
Dashwood 33r3, *
LOST—On Main Street, a black
Waterman’s fountain pen. Julia
Dunlop, Exeter. 18*
LOST—At the Lions Frolic, a
gentleman’s felt hat. Will the
person who took it in mistake
please leave at Times-Advocate,
LOST—In Exeter on Monday night
a pair of glasses. Apply at Times-
Advocate, 18*
LOST—In Exeter on Monday at the
'Chainway store a ladies’ change
purse with $5, $2 and $1 bills
and change. Reward. E. S. Busch,
Southcott Bros. 18*
FOUND—A man’s leather coat on
Main Street Tuesday' morning.
Apply at Times-iAdvocate. 18c
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
on
Lot 5, Con. 3, Hay Township
on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1945
the following:
HORSES—Roan
years; bay mare,
good work horses,
old.
mare, rising 5
6 years old; 2
6 and 10 years
CATTLE—8 cows; 2 steers ris
ing 3 years; 6 heifers and steers,
rising 2 years; 8
rising 1 year;
calves.
■IMPLEMENTS
Deering binder, /-iv., i*b-<uq
McCormick-Deering fertilizer drill,
like new; Frost & Wood moWer,
6-ft.; McCormick-Deering manure
spreader, good; 2 wagons; 2 hay
racks; 2 walking plows; hay rake;
drag harrows; Oliver tractor, 60
Model, 2 years old;
rows; Oliver
Cormick-Deering corn
scuffler; disc; sleighs;
der: McCormick-Deering cream sep
arator; 2000 lb. scales; roller;
whiffletrees; neckyokes; chains;
shovels; hoes; and many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
TERMS—CASH
JOHN TRIEBNER, Prop.
GEORGE LAWSON, Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
heifers and steers,
2 baby beef; 3
— McCormick-
7-ft., nearly new;
tractor, 6 0
diamond
2-furrow plow;
and
3 2-ft.
har-
Mc-
bean
lad-
AUCTION SALE OF FARMS
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
Mr. Harold Jackson has been in
structed to sell by public auction on.
Lot 1, Con. 2, Stanley Township,
114 miles west; of Kippen, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30th, 1945
at 12 o’clock the following:
HORSES—Clyde mare, 5 years
old; Clyde mare, 6 years old, with
filly colt, 2 months old; Clyde geld
ing, rising 2 years old.
CATTLE—Hereford cow, 6 years
old, due Dec. 20th; black cow, with
calf at foot; Durham cow, 6 years
old, due April 25th; Durham cow,.
5 years old, due Jan. 13th; Durham co^, 7 years old with calf at
foot; Durham cow, due March 5th,
6 years old; Durham cow, 6 years
old, Jan. 25th; Hereford cow with
fat calf at foot, due Jan. 13th; red
cow, 4 years old, milking good; 71
Hereford and Durham steers, 900
lbs., this is a choice lot of steers.
POULTRY — 50 year-old Leg
horn hens; 50 year-old Hybrid
hens; 50 Mybrid pullets, 5% mos.
old; 1 colony house, 10x12.
IMPLEMENTS — M.H. manure
spreader, (new); ’hay tedder; sulky
rake; hay loader; set of good farm
sleighs (like new); low farm wagon
with sliding hay rack; 11-hoe seed,
drill; 4 section harrows; walking
plow; gang plow; scuffler; 2 steel
water troughs; 3-drum steel roller;
stiff tooth cultivator; 6-horse gas.
I engine; grain grinder; sap pan;
100 new Sap buckets; feed cooker,
in perfect shape; set of double
harness; set single harness; num
ber of-horse collars; fanning mill;
1000 lb. ............................ ...
ber; 5 0
of tools
25 cord
HAY
mixed hay; 10 tons of loose hay;
remainder bailed with pick up
baler; 800 bus. choice mixed grain.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS-
glass cupboard
tables
sionai chairs,
dining room chairs
goleum rug, 9x10%,
suites; wardrobe; quantity of dish
es and kitchen utensils.
FARMS—Parcel 1—Lot 1, Con.
2, Stanley Township, 1 % miles West
of Kippen, county road; 2-storey
brick house in perfect condition,
With bathroom; large bank barn
with n*w stabling; buildings With,
all new roofs; hydro throughout;
pressure watai' system* i>00 acres
of clay loaih; 7 acres of bush (hard
wood) ; running water for pasture;
farm in good state of cultivation;
14 acres ploughed) remainder ln>
grass and hay,
Farce! 2-—75 acres of grassland,
5 miles West of Kippen; windmill;
never failing well.
TERMS-—cash on chattels; on
itar.hi made known on day of sale..
Estate of late EDGAR BUTtB*.
E. P. CRKSNEY, Clerk,
HAROLD JACKSON, Auct.
Jan.;
white cow
white heifer,
supposed to be in calf; red heifer
in calf; black cow, still milking,
in calf; red cow due in Jan.; dark
roan bull, 2 years old, bred by Roy
F. Pepper, Seaforth, registered; 3
baby beef steers; 2 baby beef
steers; 2 baby beef heifers; 2 small
calves. All cattle are tested for
Bongs Disease within one month of
sale, and all heifer calves vaccinat
ed.
HOGS — Pure bred Registered
Yorkshire sow both sire and dam of
the sow are qualified in Advanced
Registry, sow is in pig; 2 pure bred
Yorkshire sows due to farrow 3, 5,
and 7th of December, all are daugh
ters of the above sow and sired by
a boar, also qualified in Advanced
Registry; York sow with litter at
foot; 11 stacker pigs, 2 months old;
5 stacker pigs weighing about 150
lbs. each.
HENS—20 New Hampshire cross
with Leghorn pullets.
GRAIN—175 bushels of fall
wheat; 100 bus. Galore .barley suit
able for seed; Ajax oats, 500 bus.;
500 bushels of Erben oats; 500 .bus.
of mixed grain; quarter ton of oil
cake. w
HAY-—40 tons of mixed hay.
IMPLEMENTS — International
H. tractor, one year old; 2-furrow
International plow new. both if
not previously sold; International
binder, 7-ft. cut, purchased in 1940;
•M.H. mower, 6-ft, cut; McCormick
11-hoe fertilizer drill, practically
new; stifif-tooth International cul
tivator; International manure sprea
der bought in 1939; International
side delivery rake bought in 1940;
Cockshutt 4-row bean and beet
scuffler; 3-drum steel roller; walk
ing plow; Oliver bean scuffler and
puller combined
M.H.
rake;
frew;
16-ft
loader, electric fenCCr;
fanning mill; 1200-lb.
wheelbarrow;
tension ladder, 'ony house, 8x12
10r
logging
yokes;
hoes;
work
•pars; steel pig troughs; oil burning
brooder stove; •LsectiOn drag har
rows; fire extinguisher; set heavy
britchen harness, brass mounted;
set of heavy plow harness; single
harness; 5 horse collars; 2 horse
blankets; grain bags; twine bags;
1 bed room suite; and numerous
other articles.
No reserve, as the proprietor
sold his farm.
ARTHUR WEBER, (Auct
ADDISON TIEMAN, Clerk,
LEONARD BIRK, MISS
VJEteNA BIRK, proprietors.
reserve bid.
TERMS OF CHATTELS—Cash.
W. E. REID, Prop.
RHINOLD MILLER, Clerk,
ARTHUR WEBER, Auct.
R.R. 1, Dashwood,
Phone 57-12.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
on
Lot 20, North Boundary Hay Twp.,
2% miles north-of Zurich, 6 miles
west of Kippen, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25th, 1945
at 1 p.m. sharp, the following:
HORSES—/Matched team of Bay
mares, 8 and 9 years old; black
mare, 8 years old; gelding rising
2 years old.
CATTLE—Roan cow, fresh; 2
Hereford cows, fresh; red heifer,
fresh; Hereford heifer, due time of
sale; red heifer, due time of sale;
red heifer, due in November; white
Durham cow, due in November;
white cow, due in December; white
faced roan heifer, due ip.. Novem
ber; black cow, due .in November;
red cow, due in February; roan
cow due m March, still milking;
red Durham registered pure bred
bull, raised by Robt M. Peck; 3
red and roan steers, rising three
years; 5 heifers and steers, rising
2 years; 2 heifers and steers, ris
ing one year; 7 spring calves; 3
small calves.
SHEEP—10 Leicester ewes; pure
bred Leicester lamb.
PIGS—2 York sows; 8 stocker
pigs, 2 months old.
HENS^—130 Barred Rock pullets.
GRAIN—1200 bushels of mixed
grain and oats; 40 tons of mixed
hay.
IMPLEMENTS—1929 Ford half
ton truck; W-9 McCormick-Deering
tractor,- 1941 model on rubber;
Waterloo grain machine, 28x42, on
rubber with cutter; bean machine,
if not previously sold; 125 foot
belt, nearly new; Massey-Harris
binder, 7 foot cut; McCormick-
Deering mower, 5 foot cut; 15 run
hoe fertilizer drill, practically
McCormick-Deering tractor
new; set of spring-tooth drags,
McCormick-Deering 3-furrow
tor plow, dew; Ideal manure spread-
‘er, hew; 2
draw bars for 3-section
also 5-section,
McCormick-Deering __ _____,
rake; Massey-Harris culter packer';
McOotmick-Deering bead scuffler
and puller combined, 'practically
new; McCormiclo-Deering Vessit
. 1-horse McCdr-
13-tooth cultivator}
1 in-throw horse
disc; low down Massey-Harris steel
Wagoh; low down farm Wagon
foot fiat bay rack with 1 .man
er cOnibined
hay loader;
cutter 200'0 'ibs.
rapes, „ __ ____,
new; pair of sleighs; pair of bunks;
gravel box; wagon box; quantity of
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction, on
Lot 6, Con. 2, Biddulph Twp.
miles south of Exeter and one
and a quarter miles east, on
TUESDAY, OCT. 23, 1945
one o’clock sharp the following:
HORSES—Percheron, 9 years old,
weighing 1800 lbs.; Percheron
mare, 6 years old, 1700 lbs.; bay
Percheron, 4 years old, 1700 lbs.;
bay Clyde mare, 14 years old.
■CATTLE — Part Jersey f.cow,
fresh; black Holstein cow, due time
of sale; red cow, due in March, still
milking; Holstein cow, due in
5
i at
TOP PRICES PAID for brick or
•frame buildings to be wrecked.
Ivan Lankin, 7 - - -
London, Met. 8280W._____
MISS WINNIFRED O’NEIL, Funer; -
Brush representative, will be in
Exeter in October and November ""
If interested in special line for
Christmas, leave name at Times-
Advocate or phone Clinton 75.
11:18:25*
I
_1_M _Langarth St.,;mulIlwi. ,;u„_ u„,;
[March; roan cow, open; red cow,
Fuller ;open: black cow, open; black heifer,
RENFREW SALES And Service-
Anyone in need of a hand or el
ectric cream separator or stove,
call Hugh Thiel, Zxirich, 93r4.
St*
HORSES WANTED — Old horses
suitable for mink feed. Goou
prices. Apply to N. E. Hazelwood,
R.R. 6, St. Marys, phone Kirkton
16-12, lOtp
B«W
Ed’s Machine and Body
Owing to the increase in business we have added two
more Body and Fonder men to otir staff and are now pre
pared to give better service.
Machine Work Welding — Body and Fender Work
TWO BLOCKS EAST OF MAIN ON JOHN STREET
E. HUNTER-DUVAR
Phone 38
.; 2 Durham steers, *2
years old; Durham steer, rising 2
years; 4 yearlings; 3 spring calves;
3 small calves.
PIGS AND HENS — York sow,
bred; 100 yearling Rocks, 75 pul
lets, 40 roosters.
GRAIN AND HAY — 500
mixed grain; 325 bushel of
150 bushel of wheat; 25
mixed hay grown in 19 45.
IMPLEMENTS — Massey-Harris
hay loader; Massey-Harris binder;
McCormick-Deering
13-hOe grain drill
cultivator
pair
roller,
rack; gravel box; 2 walking plows
4-Sectio-n harrows.
root pulper; buggy with new
cutter; wheelbarrow; sling
Cross-cut saw; large hay
fence stretchers; grain bags;
sacks; 2 sets of heavy har-
With britchen; set of light
; 6 horse collars; shovels;
eveners.• neckyokes; wagon
; quantity of plank; horse
______ _ 2 robe; 6 barrels;
chop boxes; chicken coepfi; chicken
hoppers.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Organ;
sideboard; hanging lamp; box
Stove; other lamps; kitchen table;
kitchen stove; buck saw; Renfrew
cream separator, 600 lbs., new;
milk pails; and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Every article will be sol'd to the
highest bidder as proprietor is giv
ing
bushel
barley;
ton of
mower, 5-ft.;
; spring-tooth
1-horse scuffler, new;
of bob-sleighs; steel rake;
; low-down farm wdgon; hay
stone boat; twin
out-throW disc;
hay loader;- steel hay
cutter; cream separator Hen
wagon; quantity of planks;
flat hay rackplow;
tires;
ropes;
fork;
twine
ness
harness
forks;
tongues,
blankets, 2 pair
bag truck;
chains
forks;
grass seeder,
bench; mangels
also 1-man
bob sleighs;
Cap. scales;
lantern; ex-
____ , col
l-horse scuff-
Coleman
5 small ladders
ft..
block and tackle;
eveners; neck-
shovels; spades;
cross-cut saw;
feed hop-
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell .by public auction
at
Lot 18, Con. 22, Stephen Township
1U miles west of Greenway, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1945
at 1.30 o’clock the following:
HORSES—Clyde mare, 5 years
old; Clyde mare, 10 years old;
general purpose horse, 5 years old-;
aged driving mare.
CATTLE — Grey cow, 8 years
old, due May 26; grey cow, 5 years
old, due March 6; Durham cow,
5 years old, due March 28; red
cow, 6 years old, due May 6; far
row cow; 4 two-year-old steers;
two-year-old heifer; 2 yearling
steers; 3 yearling heifers; 4 spring
calves; bull, calf, 5 months old;
brood sow; 75 yearling leghorn
hens. •
IMPLEMENTS—M.H. binder, 6-
ft.; Deering binder, 6-ft.; McCor
mick mower, 5-ft.; M.H. side rake
■and tedder; McCormick dump rake,
10-ft.; M.H. hay loader; Cockshutt
manure spreader; heavy wagon;
hay rack; spring wagon,; set of log
sleighs; Frost & Wood cultivator;
Bissel disc, 14-plate; Bissel 3-drum
roller; set diamond harrows; maple
leaf twin plough; Fleury walking
plough; walking scuffler; McCor
mick seed drill; fanning mill; root
pul'per
seeder:
double harness; Chatham 125
incubator; kitchbn cabinet.
Every .article will be sold to
highest bidder as the proprietor is
giving up farming.
TERM'S—CASH
CHIDLEY WOODBURN, Prop.
JAMES R. McLEAN, AuCt.
set beam scales; viurntp
top buggy-, box cutter; set
egg
the
new;
disc,
new;
trac-
I
, scales; quantity
good cedar posts;
of all kinds, good
of dry wood.
AND GRAIN—60
of lum-
ful] line
as new;
tons of'
'Cherry
number of small
number of rockers; occa-
extension table, six
couch; con-
2 bedroom
up farming.
TERMS—CASH
JSAAC GOWER, Proprietor,
RHINOLD MILLER, Clerk,
ARTHUR WEBER. Auctioneer,
Phone 57rl2, bash wood.
has
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The undersigned has
structed to sell by public
EXETER
on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER
Settee, dining room
chairs, kitchen chairs, small stand
morris " , _ __’___,
'stands, table, fernery, large chair?
leather chair, parlor table, 2 feath
er ticks, 2 beds, springs,, mattressbs,
quilting frames, ourtain stretchers,
mat frames, screens, dishes of all
kinds, kitchen table and 4 chairs,
cupboard, small tabla,
chine, hydro stove in __
tiow, cooking utensils, chesterfield
dresser, wash stand
chair, cloek]
been in
auction at
104525,
table and
2 rockers,
sewing hia-
good condi-
desk, china
4-section harrows;
4-section,
2 walking ‘plows;
side delivery
■puller combined, <t
McCormickrDeering
grain grinder, new
mick-Deerlng
scuffler, new
hay rack with 1 -man ioad
stock rack; Maxwell
rubber Hre buggy;
fanning mill; ,set of scales,
, large hay fork; sling
extension ladder, 32-fOot,