The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1947-11-27, Page 4THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27th, 1947
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"You ain’t got no brains.”
“Ain't got no brains? Why man,
Ah got brains that ain’t never
been used.
We heard a woman say that she
felt better and looked younger, now
that she was taking care of her
feet instead of her face,
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1 RECORDS
PROM DATE" Tex Beneke with the Miller Orchestra
ALBUM P-183 Price $3.75
The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi — Washington and Lee
Swing — Alma Mater — The Eyes of Texas — Rambling-
Wreck Prom Georgia Tech — Anchors Away — On Wis
consin — The Victory March of Notre Dame.
and his Orchestra
20-2421 Price .75
NEAR YOU
PIC-A-NIC-IN
Larrv Green
No.
THE STANLEY STEAMER
JULIE
Tony
No.
Martin with Orch.
20-2425 Price .75
THE STARS WILL REMEMBER Vaugh Monroe and Orch.
BALLERINA No. 20-2433 Price .75
ZU-BI
WHERE IS SAM?
I HAVE BUT ONE HEART
TOO LATE
Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye
Brice .75No. 20-2420
Tex Beneke and
No. 20-2424
his Orch.
Price .75
TENNESSEE
—AND MIMI
Charlie Spivak and
No. 20-2422
Orchestra
Price .75
Snelgrove’s
Phone 18w SOKecord oarAndy Snelgrove, Mgr.
SEE®
A. E. MUNN
0000
costs so little and
means so modi
Hensail
Pressure Cooker
Includes complete accessories for cooking and
canning, dual pans, colander pan, meat
rack and canning rack. Also includ
ed is a 64-page instruction
and recipe book*
NOW AVAILABLE AT
Affiliated With
UNITED FARMERS CO-OPERATiVE (M Um.
FOR RENT
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FOR SALE FOUND WANTED NOTICE TO CREDITORS i
FOR RENT—A Webster paint spray
outfit, Beavers Hardware.
FOR RENT—3 bedroom apartment
furnished, large living room,
dining room and kitchen, could
accommodate two families Phone
335 Exeter*. 27c
WOODHAM
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ross of Wood-
stock, visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Stephens.
We are
that Mrs.
in Victoria
hope for a
Mr. and
family, of
week-end with the former’s broth
er,
We
Miss
Sarah Shier are
We hope for a
Mr. and Mrs.
Windsor, visited __ _____
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hern.
Miss Mary Wheeler, of Wellburn
spent the week-end with her cous
in, Miss Phyllis Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johns
and Dorothy, of Ilderton and Miss
Muriel Stephens, of St. Marys,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Stephens.
Mrs. Mitchell Willis visited on
Thursday with friends in Clinton.
Mrs. Ira McCurdy and Bessie
spent the week-end with relatives
in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell McCallum,
of Munro, visited on Sunday with
■Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills.
A bountiful supper was held on'
Friday evening when members of
the Sunday School gathered for a
social time. A short program was
held which consisted of community
singing and readings. Several
games were enjoyed by all. Elec
tion of officers took place. A col
lection was taken to help the Food
for Britain campaign amounting to
$25.00. A large donation of flour
canned goods and other foods
was also received.
The Young People”s National
Night program will be held in the
auditorium of the church on Sun
day evening Nov. 30 at 7.30 p.m.
Mr. Bryce Skinner, of Munro,
president of Perth Presbytery will
is
very sorry to report
Jas. Mills is a patient
Hospital, London,
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Grant Hem
Toronto, spent
We
and’
the
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hern,
are sorry to report that'
Lorene Jaques and
on the sick list,
speedy recovery.
Clayton Hern, of
on Sunday with
Miss
be in attendance. Everyone
cordially invited.
Mission Circle
The November meeting of
Mission Circle was held at
home of Mrs. Arnold Hern
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ken Lang
ford
hymn 148 followed with prayer by
Mrs.
of To-day" by Evelyn Bullock, the
scripture lesson by Mrs. Jack
Smith, poem "God has a plan for
you too" by Audrey Scott follow
ed. The first part of the meeting
was closed with hymn 263. Viola
Jaques opened the next part
the meeting
lowed with
unison. The
carried out,
ing”
HI
the
the
on
opened the meeting with
Oscai- Brine, poem "Youth
of
with hymn 48 8 fol-
the Lord’s prayer in
following program was
morn
story
poem "In the
by Mrs. Norris Webb;
'Two men and a vision” by Mrs.
Bill Rundle; reading "My greatest
Temptation to play God" by Flor
ence Kirk; story "A Bible MM
ney" by Mrs. George Webber;
piano solo by Rhoda Thomson
story "Chicken Pie” by Mrs. .
Miller; poem
by Mrs. Jack Thomson;
and minutes. The meeting closed
with hymn 69. A very delicious
lunch was served by the hostess
and committee. A social time was1
enjoyed by all.
Jour-
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J aS.
"Fireside Weather"
roll call
SMILES .
to-
Cupid makes so many bad shots
because he’s aiming at the heart
and looking at the hosiery.
o-----o
"And how is your husband
day?" asked Mrs. Hobson.
"Oh, he’s poorly," replied Mrs.
Dobson. "He’s got a terrible expen
sive disease. The doctor says he has
got to be kept in good spirits!"
o------o
SONNY: "Ma says she could
have soled her shoes with this
steak I brought back.”
BUTCHER (sarcastially); "Why
didn't she?"
SONNY: “ ’Cause she couldn’t get
the nails through it.”o----_0
lad wanted to marry the
he felt he would choke if
to mention the words,
or "marriage" to her. So,
A shy
girl, but
he tried
"marry"
after giving much thought to the
problem, he asked her in a whisper
one evening, "Julia, how would you
like to be buried with my people?"
o-
(nervously): "Please;
you’re wanted On the
—o
Office-Boy
sir, I think
’phone."
Employer:
the good Of
"Well sir, ________T, ..
end said, "Hello, is that you, you
Old idiot?"
o------o
The drill instructor was barking
out his orders, and two recruits
just arrived, were finding it diffi
cult to follow.
At the end of a long and rather
Involved order,
the other; "Ere,
say?"
“I dunno “ came the reply, “but
we’ve got io do It,"
"You think! What's
thinking?"
the voice at the, other
ohd whispered to
Dill, What did he
FOR SALE-—A metal-eovered box
suitable for feed storage. Apply
at Times-Advocate.
FOR SALE—A lady’s winter coat,
black chesterfield, size 40, Ap
ply at Times-Advocate.
FOR SALE—1928 Essex sedan,
A-l .condition; also used car
parts for Essex and Durant. G.
Bonnallie, Exeter. Phone 258 20*
FOR SALE—Privately at the home
of the late Mrs. Priscilla Smith,
a buffet, six piece walnut parlor
suite, complete bedroom suite, al
so bed and bureau six octave
piano case organ, sideboards,
parlor cook coal stove, etc. Ap
ply to Mrs, Albert Fletcher,
Woodham. Phone Kirkton, 84rll
27*
FOR SALE—Boy Scout uniform,
size 12-14. iPhone 158, Exeter.
27*
FOR SALE—Canaries, choice sing
ers, border fancy and rollers,
an ideal gift for mother, also
cages and supplies. Anderson’s
Store phone 37, Exeter.
20:27:4o
FOR SALE—White enamel Clare
new.
and
Jewel cook stove, like
Large size with reservoir
warming closet. Laverne Hey
wood, Huron St., west of tracks.
FOR SALE—Ladie’s brownish tweed
suit and coat to match, size 16,
like new, $35.00, Tenor banjo
in good condition. Phone Crediton
2W. 27c
FOR SALE—Girl’s boots and skates
size 8, worn twice. Apply at
Times-Advocate. 27*
FOR SALE—11 little pigs, seven
weeks old. Apply Douglas Trieb-
ner, Huron St. .west. 27c
OR SALE — Young man's blue
overcoat size 3 6, like new, sheap.
Apply Chambers & Darling but
cher shop. 14*
FOR SALE — Man’s leather coat,
size 44, woman’s winter coat, size
20; 2 girls’ winter coats, size 14.
Apply at Mr. Sam Sims, Crediton.
FOR SALE — War Assets Army
blankets for sale now, new and
used, $3.50 to $4.50. The Exeter
Home and Auto Supply. Phone
342. c
A FULL LINE of Avon products
for the Christmas season is now
available through Mrs. Audrey
Moore, 3 blocks east of Texaco
Service Station. 27:4:11*
FOR SALE—Ladies’ brown coat,
buttoned in chamois lining, size
16 to 18, 2 hats;
dresses 16 to
sweaters 11-12. Apply at Times-
Advocate. 27c
i, all $20.00;
IS; skirts and
FOR SALE—Genuine old style
Northern Spy apples, also pota
toes. Bring containers. Frank
Ryckman, Hensail. 27:4:11*
FOR SALE—Modern dinette
in oak, excellent condition,
dro stove, phonograph with
records. Phone 212 Exeter.
suite
hy-
60
27*
CHRISTMAS CARDS—A very large
selection of the best' cards. We
personalize them. Times-Advo
cate. 27*
FOR SALE—il9 29 Ford sedan new
tires. Apply Iloss .Krueger, Cred
iton, phone 19r41. 27e
FOR SALE—Philco battery radio,
cabinet model, in A-l condition.
Herbert Jones, R.R. 2, Hensall,
phone 1001’31 Hensall 27*
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER— A
new, portable model with touch
system. A swell Christmas box,
$81.38, Times-Advocate.
FOR SALE—Good jersey cow,
milking. Phone Dashwood 81.
27c
DO YOUR SUCKING calves or pigs
scour? Use Finn’s S.E.S. tablets—-
easy to give. Guaranteed if used
according to directions. If your
turkeys are pale and scoury, use
Finn’s KEWS and Finn’s Poultry
Conditioner and Intestinal Clean
ser.
DEALERS AT;
Robertsons Diugs, Exeter.
Schatz’s Feeds, Dashwood.Kyle’s Store, liippen*
Hensail Co-Operative, Hensail
Williams Mill, Zurich.
Ratz Mill, Shipka.
Webbers Mill, Woodham.
Gascho Bros., Drysdale.
HELP WANTED
WANTED—'Women or girl for
housework, small home, half day
h week. Phone 20 Gw. c
Bookkeeper
and Stenographer
Experience preferred.
Good salary, Modern office.
Also patt time
STENOGRAPHER.
Apply Box 260 or Phone 02
FOUND—-Ladies’ umbrella and a
pair of kid gloves. Owner may
have same by paying for advert
isement. Exeter Public Utilities
Commission. 27c
HIGHEST PRICES Paid for old or
disabled horses. Ross Francis
Fur Farm, phone collect 34r8
Kirk ton. 27tfc
PERSONAL
BARN JACK WANTED—Please re
turn barn jack to S. M. Sanders
as it is badly needed. 27*
SUFFERING FROM BACKACHES,
Rheumatic Pain, Sciatica, Lum
bago is not necessary, Use RU-
MACAPS at once for quick re
lief. At Robertson’s Drug Store.
WANTED—One hundred horses,
heavy or light. Frank Taylor.
Phone 13 8, Exeter,
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO RENT—A garage or
barn in Exeter. G. Bonnallie,1
Exeter. 2 0 *
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DRESSMAKING AND Alterations
For further information phone
Mrs. T. Semple, Exeter 351. 27*
WE ARE NOW making arrange
ments for fall whitewashing jobs,
big or small, with spray motor
machine. Wm. Watson, phone
35rl9 Dashwood. 13-4tp
DO YOUR COWS chew bones? Do
■they fail to breed? Have you a
cow in your herd which is not
thrifty? Do you have deficiency
abortion- or mastites in your
herd? Use Finn’s Super Minerals,
Dari-Min and feed Finn's
Cattle Tonic daily.
DEALERS AT:
Robertsons Drugs, Exeter,
Schatz’s Feeds, Dashwood,
Kyle’s Store, Kippen.
Hensail Co-Operative, Hensall
Williams Mill, Zurich.
Ratz Mill, Shipka,
Webbers Mill, Woodham.
Gascho Bros., Drysdale.
AGENTS WANTED
Dairy
WANTED—DeLaval agent for Exe
ter and vicinity to handle sep
arators, milkers, pressure sys
tems, heaters and many other
lines. Reply Geo. Dunham, Mil
verton. 20:27*
WE WANT an agent in this loc
ality for our chicks. One of Can
ada’s largest and best known
Hatcheries. Operating under
Canada Approval. Liberal com
mission. Advertising with agent’s
name in local paper. Write now
for particulars to Box 2SOB.
20:27c
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—Red roll brick cover
ed house on 23 highway % mile
north of Kirkton, 6 rooms, hy
dro sun porch, large garden,
barn, excellent condition. Apply
owner Mrs. Donohue any time.
27c
FOR SALE—100 acres in Tucker
smith,
house,
water
well,
barn
cattle
milker, water bowls,
This kind seldom offered. W. O.
Pearce, Realtor, Exeter. 27*
brick
hard and soft
systems, drilled
driveshed, good
strawshed, stabling,
litter carrier,
electricity.
all fertile, tillable,
furnace,
pressure
garage,
and
and hogs,
FOR SALE—Immediate possession
three bedroom house with hydro,
town water and furnace, Garage
one acre of good garden land.
C. ,V. Pickard, Exeter.
FOR ;
twp.,
has ___ ,_____ ___
dro in, id acres bush
tillable, bus to public school.
W. C. Pearce, Exeter
SALE—-100 acres Stanley
, brick house, bank barn,
water pressure system, hy-
in, 1(3 acres bush balance
27*
FOR SALE—Pasture farm of 10O
acres, on No. 4 Highway, south
of Centralia, Lot 4,Con. 11, Town
ship of Biddulph, good water
supply, well fenced. Apply Mrs.
Byron Hicks, Crediton, R. R. 1.
Phone 27r2 Crediton. 13:20:27
FOR SALE — Apartment house
with oil furnace, 2 full baths,
laundry room. A chance for own
er to live in one apt. and have
an income. W. C. Pearce, Real
tor, Exeter. • 27*
FOR SALE—1%-storey brick house
full basement, built-in cupboards,
town and soft water, one piece
bath, barn, large garden; early
possession. W. C. Pearce. 27*'
HOUSE FOR IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION—We have a small home for
sale at $2,500.00. Hydro and
town water, Small barn and over
an acre of land, C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Exeter.
DUPLEX FOR SALE — We have
just listed one of Exeter’s finest
homes. This house has been dup
lexed and will accommodate two
families in
bathrooms,
throughout;
This place is in the best of repair
and well located in Exeter. C. V.
Pickard, Realtor, Exeter.
comfort.
hardwood
good heating plant.
Two full
floors
FOR SALE—Two residential lots,
Andrew Street, Exeter. Apply to
W. G. Medd, Address Box K,
Exetet, Ont 2tfc
FOR SALE—loo acre farm, lot 3
con. 2, Tuckersmith Twp., frame
house with asbestos shingles,
bank barn, 90 acres tillable
land. Apply to Box 21$ Exeter.
.. 25tfc
FOR SALE-—Immediate or spring
possesion, 100 acres with good
brick house and bank barii, good
Water supply, 14 acres fall wheat,
small bush, close to Exeter, 0.
V. Pickard, Realtor, iSxetor,
WANTED —■ Furnished or unfurn
ished houses, suites or house
keeping rooms required immedi
ately for married personnel oi
RCAF Airport. These are veter
ans, too, and deserve your as
sistance. Phone 316 and ask for
Housing Officer.
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FORD,
ALL
against
late of
in the
on or about the 19th day of Janu
ary, 1934 are required to file par
ticulars of same with Elmer D.
Bell, Solicitor, of Exeter, Ontario,
by the 13 th day of December next
after which date the estate will
be distributed, having regard only
to those claims of which notice
has
the Estate of WILLIAM
deceased.
PERSONS HAVING Claims
the Estate of William Ford
the Township of Usborne
County of Huron who died
been received.
ELMER D. BELL,
Exeter, Ontario.
Solicitor for Executor,
Administrator.27:4:11
AUCTION SALES
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AUCTION SALE OF FARM
IMPLEMENTS
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STRAYED—From the 19 th con. of
Stephen a two. year-old red heif
er, tag in right ear. Finder
please notify Willis Gill, Grand
Bend. Phone 38r3, Dashwood.
20:27c
STRAYED—One Durham yearling
with clover design in bottom of
left ear. Phone 39r7, Dashwood.
W. H. Love. *
STRAYED—Onto lot 14, conces-
session 5, Stephen Twp., a red
heifer. Owner may have same by
proving property and paying ex
penses. Adam Kirchner, R. R. 1
Exeter, phone 2'6r2'l Crediton.
27:4:11c
STRAYED—-From lot 15, concession
15, Stephen Twp., a Holstein
calf about 7 months old. Please
notify Win. Ratz, Crediton or tel
ephone 41 J. 27: 4c
NOTICES
NOTICE
The Directors of the Hay Town
ship Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insur
ance Company have bought a num
ber of Powder Tube Fire Extin
guishers which they .are prepared
to sell to their policy-holders for
$1.50 and to Non-policy-holders for
$2.00 each. Consult your nearest
Director or the undersigned.
H. K. Eilber .secretary, Crediton
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CLERK’S NOTICE OF FIRST
POSTING OF VOTERS’ LIST
Voters’ List, 1947 Municipality of
the Township of Usborne, County
of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that
have complied with section 7
The Voters’ List Act and that
have posted up at my office
Usborne, Ontario, on the 19th day
of November, 19 47, the list of all
persons entitled to vote in the said
Municipality at Municipal Elec
tions, and that such lists remain®
there foi' inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate
have any errors or
rected according to
day for appeal being
December, 19 47.
Dated this 19 th day of November
1947.
HARRY G. STRANG, Clerk
Township of Usborne.
proceedings to
omissions eor-
law, the lastj
the 9th day of
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
NOMINATION AND ELECTION
Public Notice is hereby given
that a meeting of the Electors
the Township of Stephen will
held in the
TOWN MALL, CREDITON
on
MONDAY, DEO. 1st, 1947
1 o’clock in the afternoon
of
be
forat
the purpose of making and receiv
ing nominations for Reeve, Deputy
Reeve, Councilmen and also for
Trustees of the Township School
Area comprising sections (2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, Union 8, 10 and 12, two
to be elected.
And further notice is hereby
given that in the event of more
candidates being proposed and qua
lifying for any particular office,
than required to be elected, the
proceedings will be adjourned until
MONDAY, DECEMBER 8tl), 1947
when polls shall be opened from
9 o’clock a.m. until 5 o’clock p.m.
at the following places with the
undermentioned officers in charge
as fixed by the Township By-Law
viz,
1. Mrs, Mills Shop, Lot 28, Con.
1, W. B. Willert, Gordon Wilson;
2. Penhale’s Kitchen, Lot 20, Con.
2, Preston Dearing, .George Walk
er; 3. Council Chambers, Crediton,
Thos. Trevithick, F. W* Morlock;
4, Town Hall, Crediton, Alvin Bak
er, J. H. Gaiser; 5. Sullivan’s Kit-
shen, Lot 9, Con. 13, Patrick Sul
livan, James Mawhinney; 6. Nadi-
gef’s Shop, Lot 6, Con. N. B., E.
G. Kraft, Chester Gaiser; 7. Sweit
zer’s Kitchen, Lot 10, Con, 17,
John Houiahan, M. C. Sweitzer,
8. Pollock’s Store, Lot 40, Con. S.
B., Mansell Hodgins, Wm. Hicks,
9. Frederick’s Store, Lot 1, Saublo
Con., Grand Bend; Colin Love,
Leland Desjardine.
And all
quested to
themselves
electors are hereby re
take notice and govern
accordingly.
LLOYD B. HODGSON,
Returning Office?
Centralia, November 7, 194?,
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and Some Household Goods
The _
structions to sell by public auction
ON LOT 0, CON. 6, USBORNE
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1947
One quarter mile south of Elimville
at one o’clock sharp the following:
Five section drag harrows and
tree; three section lever harrows;
steel roller, John Deere spring seat
cultivator, new; McCormick-Deer
ing plow; home made tractor, dou
ble disc, threshing machine drive
belt, grain drill, barn jack, two in
ner tubes 24 inch for small tractor
set of tires tubes and rims, swarth-
er and binder, 45 gal, barrels, fan
ning mill and one quarter h.p. mo
tor, dump trailer, emery stand saw
emery and motor;double barrel T,\
C. Smith 12 gage shot gun, Deer
rifle; half share in new saw frame,
stone boat, tool boxes, steel pig
trough; hydrolic set for H or M
Mc-Deering tractor, short belt and
other articles.
Household Furniture •— Complete
dining-room suite; 3-piece bedroom
suite; occasional chairs.
TERMS CASH
F. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
G, W. LAWSON, Clerk.
CLIFF. BROCK, Proprietor.
undersigned has received in
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned auctioneer has
received instructions to sell by
public auction at
Lot 10 S. Boundary Stephen Twp.
on
SATURDAY, NOV. 20, 1047
at <L'.3O' p.m. the following:
FARM STOCK—2 yearlings; 31
heifers and 3 yearlings; pigs;
hens; sow.
IMPLEMENTS—sugar
ter; cream
Lister; root pulper; hay fork rope
sap barrel;
fencer; 2
cedar posts.
Hay, wheat, barley, oats.
.Washing machine, kitchen range
other small articles.
TERMS—CASH
EDWARD SMITH, Prop.
GEORGE LAWSON, Clerk.
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
beet lif-
separator, Cockshutt
sling ropes; electric
rolls barbed wire; 7
AUCTION SALE OF LIVE
STOCK AND GRAIN
By direction of the^, Public Trus
tee the following livestock and
■grain will be offered for sale by
public auction on the premises of
IVAN J. SHARPE'
R. R. 2, Dashwood, Stephen Twp.
2 miles south of Shipka on Park
hill road, on
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3rd, 1947
at 1.30 o’clock p.m.
LIVESTOCK—4 work horses, 101
head of cattle.
HAY AND GRAIN—116 bus.
Barley; 220 bus. Oats; 15 tons Hay
TERMS CASH
For further particulars apply to-
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer.
Seaforth, Ont.
A. RACINE, K.C., Public Trustee
Osgoode, Hall, Toronto 2, Ont.
AUCTION SALE OF
PROPERTY and HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS
of the estate of the late
Margaret Johnson
KING STREET, HENSALL
on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Gtli
at 12.30 p.m... the following:
A full
including Sherlock-Manning piano;
household
chests .of
line of household effect®
furniture including 2:
drawers; modern Clare
Jewel range; dishes; antiques-a
complete listing to follow in next
week’s insertion,
At the same time and place there-
will be offered for sale and Subject
to reserve bid the property on which is situated an eight room 2 storey
brick house with full basement, fur
nace and hydro; also a frame barn.
14x24 ft.
Anyone desiring to place a bid
on property before the sale may do-
So by a marked cheque with 19 per
cent, of their purchase bld to thh
auctioneer.
Termg on household effects cash..
Terms on property 10 per cent,
of the purchase mones’- on date of
sale and balance in 30 days*
WILLIAM PARKE and
A. T, DOUGLAS,
Adminhiratoro for the estate.
EDWARD ELLIOTT, AuCt,
box 29J. Clinton.
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