The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1948-09-23, Page 4Page 4 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1948
A miscellaneous shower for
bride - elect Marjorie Richards
was? held at the home of Mrs.
Dalton Finkbeiner on Monday
bight.
ZION
Anniversary
held on Sunday,
at 11 a.m, when Rev.
Snell, of Exeter,
speaker. Special music
rendered? by the choir.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart
and family and Miss Dora Stew
art, of London Township, visit
ed recently with 'Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Brock.
Rally Day service was held on
Sunday last. Mr. Thomas Hern
was leader of the service. Spec
ial music was rendered ,by the
choir. The story was told by
Anna Brock. Marilyn Hern read
the Scripture lesson. Rev. Wan-
less delivered an inspiring
dress.
service will be
September 26
Harold
will be guest
will be
ad-
Assessment Time I*
Lady, Be Good!
Lady, be kind to your ra
dio! Give it the benefit, of
expert repair service when
it goes haywire! Fine ra
dios deserve the best in
expert service . . and that’s
what we’re equipped to
give. Let our highly trained
repairmen restore your ra
dio to perfect condition . .
quickly and efficiently.
BEAVERS
Hardware
PHONE 86 EXETER
Heavy
KIRKTON
and Mrs. Arnold Wise-
accompanied by Mr. and
John Wiseman and son,
of Hamilton, spent the
week at their summer
on Lake Simcoe.
and Mrs. I. N. Marshall
and* Mrs. Beecher ,Han-
of Granton, spent
man,
Mrs.
Larie,
past
home
Mr.
and Mr.
son, of Granton, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Cluff at Wiarton. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robin
son,
guests
Cluff.
Mr.
Billy
Mr. and Mrs.
at Granton this week.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Denham were, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Skinner and Sam
Skinner, of Centralia, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Mason and Peter,
of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. John
McAllister and two sons, Nei'
and Dale, .of Centralia, and
Miss Aldeen Pym, of Elimville.
of Varna,
with Mr. and Mrs. John
were Sunday
and Mrs. Lome Marshall,
and Ronald visited with
Gordon Rathburn
Plaid Jackets
An early .shipment of smart, stylish plaid jackets
have arrived. These are of a heavy warm material
with buttoned fronts and buttoned pockets. Three
bright designs' to choose from.
Smart Ch ec ked Tro users for Students
Taman’s Men’s Wear
Limit Extended
The regular meeting of the
Municipal Council of the Village
of Exeter was held in the Coun
cil Chambers with Reeve Turkey
and Councillors Allison, Coch
rane and Sweitzer present.
The minutes of the last regu
lar meeting of September 7 were
read and adopted oh the motion
of Councillors Sweitzer and
Cochrane.
Communications were read and
dealt with as follows: Exeter
Public School Board, re Police
supervision at the library. It
was moved and seconded by
Councillors Allison and Sweit
zer that Chief Norry be instruct
ed to provide supervision of
children crossing Main Street at
the library corner.
The following communications I were considered and filed: Clerk '
of the Peace, regarding selection
of jurors;
Police, re
ing;
merce,
trol;
replacement of poles; County of
Huron, in regard to hospitaliza
tion; Goulding, Rose and Com
pany, in regard to debentures;
Town of Listowel, regarding li
censing of bowling alleys; Kil-
bron Engineering Co., Ltd., re
garding surveys; Canadian Na
tional Railways, in regard to as
sessment; Exeter Fair Board
with complimentary tickets.
Mr. Hockin of Goulding, Rose
and Company, and Mr. Brown,
of J. L. Graham and Company,
waited on Council in regard to
sale of the district high school,
waterworks extension and war
time housing debentures.
It was finally moved by Coun
cillor Cochrane and seconded by
Councillor Allison the following
combined bids of J. L. Graham,
Goulding, Rose, Harrison and
Company be accepted, subject to
the approval of the Department
of Municipal Affairs as to price:
$48,0 00.00, twenty year water
works extension 3 % % — Bid
$100.00; $5,000.00, fifteen year
wartime housing 3 % — Bid
$i'ou.OO; $560,000.00 (approx.),
twenty year Exeter District High
School 3i.o% — Bid $99.00.
It was moved and seconded
that the howling alleys of Wil
liam Sweitzer be licensed at the
sum of $100.00 per annum.
By-law 14, 194 8, to extend
the limit of time for return of
the assessment rol’l, was given
its three readings and finally
passed on the motion of Coun
cillors Cochrane and Allison.
By-law 15, 19 48, to provide
for Exeter District High School
debentures in the amount
Ontario Provincial
additional polic-
Exeter Chamber of Com-
i, in regard to traffic con-1 Bell Telephone, regarding j |
be
Help Children
“Fun For Yon” is the name
of a big variety show which is
being sponsored by the Exeter
Firemen for the benefit of Child
Welfare* and which will
staged at the Opera House on
September 30 and October 1,
There are ten scenes in this
big. stage show. They include
impersonations of such popular
radio
Kids”,
"Barn
Opera
Quiz
man’s
and a
“Treasury Star Parade”.
The show is built for laughs
and variety. It is a brand new
idea in amateur production be
cause the local people who make
up the cast not only impersonate
radio, stage and movie stars but
the audience 'attending the show
has an
also.
This
pation
country
tainment
shows. In this home talent ‘Fun
For You”, the audience has an
opportunity to compete for silver
: dollars, orchid corsages, nylons,
and many other valuable gifts
which are awarded to those who
give the correct answers in the
j quiz show and variety scene
numbers in the production.
Specially costumed choruses
featuring high school girls as
the Roxy Roc-kettes and the
Carrol girls add a colorful
tuneful note to the show.
The Firemen sponsoring
entertainment say the n a m e
“Fun For You” is indicative of
1 what this evening’s entertain
ment has in store for all those
who plan to attend. The advance
tickets sale indicates there will
be packed houses at both per
formances on Thursday and Fri-
1 day nights. Advance tickets are
I on sale from all Firemen and at
the Fair Grounds on Thursday.
| June Lee Bentley, Los Ange-
. les, California, is directing the
show.
programs <as “The Quiz
“Singing Commercials”,
Dance and Grand Old
Scene”, Dr. I. Q.
Show”, “Tom Brenne-
Breakfast in Hollywood”,
patriotic number called
opportunity to take part
idea of audience partici-
has been sweeping the
as a new form of enter-
on the big network
Thomas Isaac
s
Want Ads Serve You Well When You Want to Buy or Sell
NOTICES HELP WANTED
Earl
and
the
sixty-seven, a
farmer, died
St. Joseph’s
after a two-
i
i
Attention
Farmers
MORE EGGS — LESS ELECTRICITY
Times switches in the poultry house are a conveni
ent aid for bigger egg production and electrical sav
ing. We have two switches—one that turns the
lights out at a preset time, while the other model
dims the lights for 20 minutes before turning them
completely off to enable the hens to roost.
R. E. RUSSELL
Phone 109 Exeter, Ont.
On Display at the Fair
BCAViCTOB
offers an amazing value in an
automatic radio-phonograph
APARTMENT SIZE
RICHER TONE
FULLY AUTOMATIC
RECORD SPACE
R®—DAYLIGHT SAVING
Daylight Saving -Time
end at Midnight, Sunday,
tern her
Exeter
Time will go into effect.
By Order of Council
B. W. Tuckey, Reeve
will
Sep-
26, in the village of
and Eastern Standard
1
GIRL WANTED—Dominion Ho
tel, Zurich, Phone 294 Zurich.
16:23*
HELP WANTED — Young lady
to clerk in store in Exeter.
‘ Please write to Box 10, Exe
ter. 23c
. ■———............
17; Durham cow, 4 years
milking, bred Aug. 20;
cow, 5 years old, milking,.
Aug, 20; Hereford cow, 6
old, milking; Holstein
6 years old, milking, Dur
farrow cow; black heifer,
FOR SALE
DUPLICATE KEYS cut for most
cars and cylinder type locks.
Beavers Hardware. 5tfc
FOR SALE—Used
1927 to 1931 Chev,
1931 Plymouth and
Apply G, Bonnallie,
Fink’s Meat Market.
car parts,
1929 to
Durant,
above
16:23*
FOR SALE—Ford V-8 193 3
coach, good condition, radio,
heater, seal beam lights, 3u
amp gen. voltage control. Eve
nings 7 to 9. Paul Ness, Dash
wood. 16:23*
FOR SALE-
in good <
heater, j
seen at
Station
1—19 35 Ford coach,
condition, radio, fan,
good tires. Can be
Blue Sunoco Gas 93 *
FOR SALE'—Black cloth coat,
fur trim, size 14, suitable for
school wear, price $5.00. Ap
ply Mrs. Wra. Dickey, R.R. 1,
Woodham, or phone 22rll
Kirkton. ,23 c
FOR SALE—Six lots; brick;
2 in x 10 in. x 26 ft. joist;
2 in. x 6 in. x 17 ft. rafters;
hemlock boards, and 2 pieces
of angle iron. R. Mclnnes,
Exeter. 23:30*
FOR SALE—Some good young
cows, beef breeds, due .to
freshen right away. Apply to
Ernie Thompson R.R.8, Park
hill, phone 605rl3. 23:7:21c
FOR SALE—11 pigs. Apply
William Allen, R.R. 1, Wood
ham. 23*
FOR SALE—20 used bicycles,
ladies’ and gents’. Apply to
Glenn Brenner, Grand Bend.
23c
i
HELP WANTED— Pay good
wages to reliable woman or
man as kitchen help also for
cleaning. Wanted also, two
waitresses, girls or women.
Call at Rether’s Coffee Shop.
23c
HELP WANTED—Male or Fe
male: Clerk stenographer,
with knowledge of
office- work, for f
wallpaper store. __ __ ___
employment for person really
interested in, and capable of
learing, this trade. Apply to
P.O. Box 210 Exeter. 23c
general
shoe and
Permanent
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AGENTS—door
men wanted
business of their
our 250 Guaranteed House
hold Necessities. Splendid ter
ritories vacant in your district
■—'unlimited possibilities f o r
the ambitious person. Never a
dull season. Experience not
essential but a car is if you
select a rural territory. Very
little capital needed. BEST
opportunity of starting a busi
ness of your own. Write for
FREE details and CATA
LOGUE to IFAMILEX, 1600
Delorimier, MONTREAL.
16:23:30:7:14
to door Sales-
to establish a
own with
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Designed for magnificient performance — steed for
apartment living — priced for instant popularity.
Standard broadcast radio. Fully automatic record
player— plays 12 records. Powerful speaker. '’Silent
Sapphire”. "Golden Throat”, Beautiful cabinet in
choice of walnut or mahogany veneers.
You Are Cordially Invited to Attend
Our Display at the Fair
roves
Thomas Isaac,
Stephen Township
September 30 in
Hospital, London,
year illness.
He married Rose Willert who
survives. He served as trustee of
Greenway United Church for
some years. Also surviving are
five daughters, Mrs. Lyle Wood-
of | burn, Mrs. Ervin Ratz, Mrs. Jas.
$560,000.00, was given its first, Eagleson, Mrs. Harvey Eagleson.
and second readings on the mo- ‘ all of Stephen Township; and
tion of Councillors Cochrane, Mrs. Lloyd Love, of Parkhill;
and Sweitzer. The first and se- four sisters, Mrs. Grant Milligan
cond readings were accepted on.of London; Mrs. William Sweet,
the motion of Councillors Alli- of London, Mrs. David Eagleson
son and Cochrane, j
It was moved and seconded
by Councillors Allison and Coch
rane that relief payments in the ■ future be made on a cash basis, i
Permits were applied for as
follows and granted on the mo-1 tion of Councillors Cochrane and I
Allison: Thomas W. Walker, to
extend wood-working shop; Wes
ley Jaques, addition to house;
Donald Jolly, renovate shop;
Thomas Pryde, a house.
It was moved and seconded
by Councillors Aillson and Coch
rane that permit fees charged
in error be returned. Wesley
Jaques $1.50, William Dougall
$1.50.
The following accounts were
read and ordered paid on the
motion of Councillors Sweitzer
and Cochrane: B. W. Tuckey,
expenses trip regarding resurfac
ing street, $18.00; Municipal
Board, fee regarding waterworks
extension, $10.00; Jas. Wilson,
cutting wood, town hall, $4.00;
County of Huron, hospitalization
$25.50; Mr. W. K. Fuke, fire
premium, Phoenix Assurance Co.
$12.40; Gutta Percha & Rubber
Co., eight hats, $14.12; Canada
Carbon & Ribbon, supplies,
$3.50; Bell Telephone, J. Norry
$2.05, ...............
Gerald
Samuel
Richard
John Stire, labor, $7.44;
Coombes, labor, $6.44. Mrs.
Howey, treasurer, Exetei’ Lib
rary Board, grant $500.00; Wil
liam Dougall, rebate building
permit fee charged in
$1.50; Wesley Jaques,
building permit,
$1.50.
All motions were carried. Ad
journment on the motion of
Councillor Allison.
C. V. Pickard, Clerk
FOR SALE — Chesterfield, bed
room, and kitchen suite. Elec
tric rangette, Stromberg com
bination radio. Call Exeter
306 j. C. G. Annis. >23*
FOR SALE—Window sash and
glass, reasonable. Sam Elsie,
Dashwood, phone 123. 23*
Firehall $4.0 0.
Cornish, labor,
Grainger, labor,
Davis, labor,
labor,
labor,
treasurer,
$6.05;
$41.36;
$39.96.
$48.50;
Ed
L.
and Mrs. William Eagleson, of
the twenty-first concession Ste
phen; and two 'brothers, Chas.
Centralia, and William, Sylvan.
The 'body rested at his resi
dence in McGillivray Township,
from which a private funeral
service was held Wednesday fol
lowed by a public service in
Greenway United Church. Inter
ment was in Exeter Cemetery.
Rev. K. Woods officiated-
FOR SALE-j-Baby buggy, play
pen, high chair and a toilet
seat, all in good condition.
Phone Ted Jackson,7 Exeter
351J. 23c
In the Estates of Charles Roesz-
ler and Mary Roeszler, deceased.
ALl PERSONS having claims
against the estate of Charles
Roeszler, late of the Village of
Crediton in the County of Huron,
Laborer, deceased, who died on.
or about the twenty-sixth day of
June 19 38 or his widow Mary
Roeszler, who died in the said
Village of Crediton on or about
the second day of August 1948,
are required to file particulars
of the same with the under
signed Executor on or before the
second day of October 1948, af
ter which date the said Executor
will distribute the estate having
regard only to those claims of
which notice has been received.
Dated this sixteenth day of
September 1948.
HERBERT K. EILBER.
Executor,
Crediton, Ont-
Aug.
old,
roan
bred
years
cow,
ham
milking, bred June 12; Holstein
yearling heifer; Durham year
ling heifer; S spring calves.
HOGS— Choice York
carrying second litter,
around sale day,
HAY and GRAIN— 10
good quality mixed hay;
bus. mixed grain, oats
barley,
IMPLEMENTS— M.H.
der, 7
Deering
new; M.H.
McCormick
disc drill;
ft. cut; M.H. 12 plate 1-way
disc; Alied Rotary hoe weeder,
like new; 3 liorsd cultivator;
Fleury walking plow; 2 3-sec-
tion harrow sets; ash timber
suitable for 6 section 'harrow;
4x4, 20 ft. long; steel
wagon; hay rack; rubber
wagon, new tires; 2 16-ft.
hay racks; M.H. 10 ft.
rake; 1 horse scuffler;
trailer; set bob sleighs; cutter;
root pulper; various pig feeders
and chop boxes; large steel
water trough; watei’ barrels;
well water pump with 25 it 2'
in. pipe; well "water pump with
25 ft. 1% in pipe; 2 cistern
pumps, one with 15 ft. pipe;
1 hay fork rope 150 ft. long used
2 years;
barrow;
Cyclone
double
hay forks;
cream separator,
strainer pail; milk pails;
numerous other articles.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
then stove, kitchen table,
kitchen chairs; Philco battery
i radio, new batteries; Gilson
I gas motor washing machine,
I used one year, will be sold un-
i der guarantee; gas lantern; gas j iron; 2 burner gas stove; Alad-
lin lamp; small lamps:
heater; cradle; wash
various crocks and jars;
churn; etc.
TERMS—CASH
EMERY BEDARD Prop.
JOHN DENOMME, Clerk.
ALVIN WALPER, Auct
some
tired
tired
flat
hay
4
23:30
sow
due
tons
1000
and
bind-
ft. cut; McCormick
side delivery rake, like
2-horse scuffler, new
11 hoe fertilizer
New Idea mower, 5
12 plate
: 4 sling ropes;
new cross cut
grass seeder; 2
harness; twine
barley fork;
like
wheel
saw;
sets-
sacks;
M.IL
new,
and
Kit-
4
Quebec
stand;
1 gal.
23c
AUCTION SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
The undersigned has received
instructions to sell by public
auction in
2, 1948
the late
5
* 4
*
i
4
FOR SALE—3 burner Perfee-j
tion oil stove with two ovens, all in excellent condition. Ap-'
ply to Mrs. Robert Turnbull,
Gidley Street. 23*
1 Attend O.E.S. Convention
I Mrs. J. A. Traquair and Mrs.
■ R. L. Motz, Worthy Matron and
Associate Matron of the ExeterI Chapter O.E.S., are attending
;the Grand Chapter session held
in the Royal York Hotel, Toron
to, this week.
FOR SALE—'Rubber tired wag
on, heavy duty with feed I
rack. Walter Dobbs, phone I
80r2 Lucan. 23:30c
FOR SALE—25,0 0 0 ft. of rock
wool batts, also deep well
pump with 3S in x 14 in.
cylinder, brass lined, 5 0 ft.
iy2 in. pipe. W. J. Melville,
phone 61 Exeter. 23tfc
FOR RENT
FOR SALE—1 Norge oil burn
er, priced cheaply. Phone
193R. ’ 23c
error,,
rebate
fee in error
FOR RENT- -3 room apartment
in Crediton, including kitchen
large living room and bed
room. Phone 19r25. 16:23c
FOR SALE—175 White
horn and Rock laying
lets. Apply to Mrs. Art
aid, Den field, Ont.
Leg-
pul-
How-
23*
In the Estate of JAMES WIL
SON MORLEY, K.C., late
Village of Exeter, in the
of Huron, Solicitor.
Creditors and others
claims against the above estate
are requested to send full par
ticulars of such claims to the
undersigned administrator on or
1 before the twenty-first day of
October next, after which date
the estates’ assets will be distri
buted having regard only to
claims that have tlien been re
ceived.
DATED at Exeter the eigh
teenth day of September 19 48.
The Canada Trust Company,
London. Ontario, Administrator,
by Elmer D. Bell, K.C., Solicitor,
Exeter, Ontario.
23:30:7
of the
Count j7
CREDITON
on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER
at 2:00 p.m.
the real estate owned by
Charles Roeszler, being composed
of portions of village lots 20
and 21 in Brown’s, Parsons’ and
Sweet’s Survey. 41
There is a one
dwelling on the
good water supply.
TERMS: 10% cash; balance
in 30 days. Property will be sold
subject to a reserved bid.
WM. H. SMITH, Auctioneer
HERBERT K. EILBER,
Surviving Executor of
Charles Roeszler Estate
2 to
ft. x 165 ft.
storey stucco
place, hydro,
/
TO RENT- 8 room house. Ap
ply at Tiums-Advocate. 23'■
FOR SALE—Man’s bicycle in
good condition. Phone 392J,
Exeter. 23c
FOR RENT Two
rooms available
couple ou Andrew
for car if wanted.
^furnished
to quiet
St. Garage
Phone 226
23*
MISCELLANEOUS
BARNS WHITEWASHED—Rock
lime and D.D.T. paint. Apply
Fred Harburn, phone 44r9,
Dublin. tfc
TWO LOADS cinders or clinkers
for the taking. S. M. Sanders.
REAL ESTATE
IFOR SALE—19 3 7 Ford
4 new tires,
good condition.
Hensail.
coach,
exceptionally
Phone 63
23c
FOR SALE—193 7 Ford coach,
new battery, engine recently
overhauled, slip covers. Ap
ply Gorden Moir, phone Hen-
sall 9 2r.?l. 23*I
FOR SALE—Quebec heater and
a 3-burner Perfection coal-oil
stove. Apply Box S, Times-
Advoeate. 23e
AUCTION SALE OF
IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The undersigned has received
instructions to sell by public
auction at
Lot 12, Con. .1, STEPHEN Twp
2 miles south of Exeter on
’TUESDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1948
at 1.30 p.m. the following:
HORSES:
years; hay
CATTLE:
ing, due in
milking, due in Feb.; .
cow, milking, due in
Jersey cow, due in Feb.;
sey cow', milking,
Holstein cow, milking, due
Mar.; 3 heifers, IX years;
spring and winter calves.
IMPLEMENTS: I.H.C.
single disc fertilizer drill;
C. hay loader, new; I.H.C.
row -sugar beet scuffler; I.H.C.
7 plate in-thfow disc; Cock-
shutt scuffler and bean harves
ter; K Cockshutt
.....walking
M.H.
mower,
4
In the Estate of HENRY RA
DER,, late of the Village
Dashwood in the County
ron. Drover.
Creditors and others
claims against the Estate
above deceased are required to
send full particulars of such
claims to the undersigned execu
tors on or before the fifteenth
day of October next, after which
date the assets of the estate will
he distributed having regard
only to claims that have then
been received.
DATED at Exeter the eigh
teenth day of September 1948. ,
Ernest Henry Rader,
Dashwood, Ontario.
Louis Henry Rader,
Dashwood, Ontario.
by their Solicitor, Elmer D. Bell,
Exeter, Ontario.
23:30:7
of
of Hu-
having
of the
Black mare, 12
horse, aged.
Durham cow, milk-
Mar.; Durham cow,
Durham.
Feb.;
Jer-
due in Dec.;
in
14
13
I.H.
4
4
♦
single scuffler;
plow; 4 section
hinder
5 ft.;
terac
I.H.C,
barrows;
Deering
tor: lmy
wagon;
delivery
flat
and
bay
Sion
chair
7 ft.;
cultiva-
rake; M.H. steel wheel
set sleighs; M.H.
rake; i
rack; stock
crate; cutter;
fork rope;
straw pipes
s.
heavy
collars
arator;
650 1
bags and sacks;
er articles.
HOUSEHOLD
stove; 2 heaters,
chine; phonograph and
single bed springs and
battery radio; crocks;
bre rifle; gas lantern;
heater; lawn mower.
TERMS—CASH
MRS. ANNIE CHAMBERS,
Prop.
GEORGE LAWSON, Clerk.
FRANK TAYLOR, Allot,
FOR SALE—Roasting chickens,
dressed and drawn, ready for
the oven. Saturday delivery.
—J. N. Cowan, Hay P.O. phone
Dashwood 40rl3. 23:30:7*
side
mill;
scales
ropes;
exten-
forks
sets
AUCTION SALES fanning
: rack;
sling
lumber;
; shovels,
pulper; 2
single harness
FOR SALE -Summer Cottage,
on fine beach, near Grand
Bend. 3 bedrooms, lined
throughout,
nished. At.
buyer
two or threi
and still
turn on
Pickard,
Main Street, Exeter.
KIPPEN
Many from here attended
>urth anniversary of Hills-
United Church on Sunday
the
fifty-f
green
st.
Mr.
ay, ’
:nne of Mr
stetter.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ferguson
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ash
worth
Mrs,
Mr.
way,
Mr.
1;
w
hi
. Donald Homey, of Ridge-
was a recent visitor at the
and Mrs. A. Gael.-
beach near
bedrooms,
piece bath. Fur
present rental
could use cottage for
e weeks each year
receive good re
investment.
Real Estate Broker
PERSONAL
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and
an d
of Ilderton. Mr.
W. Horney, of Exeter
Donald Horney, of Ridge-
visited on Sunday last with
and Mrs. Harold Jones.
Many from this vicinity took
in the London Fair last week
An account of the W. M. S.
meeting will be printed in next
issue.
-97 acres, 94 acres, 122
150 acres. These farms
all well located and have
1 • buildings with hydro
!, We also
acres with good
hydro and water
$7,000.00. Let us
these and other
Pickard, Realtor,
, fixeter.
FARMS
acres,
are :
good
and water pressure,
have 100
buildings, 1
pressure at
show you
farms. C. V.
Main Street,
WEAK, TIRED, PEPLESS
women. Try Ostrex Tonic
lets for new vim, vigor
pep that last from early
ning to late at night. 'Contains
iron, vitamin Bl, calcium. New
“get acquainted” size only 50c
All druggists.
men,
Tab
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FORTUNE SMILES on those
who use WANT ADS. Phone 31W
CLEARING AUCTION
SALE OF LIVESTOCK,
FARM IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The undersigned auctioneer
has been, instructed to sell
public auction on
Lot 21, Blue Water Higlnvc
Stanley Twp., 1 mile north
Drysdale on
TIltTRS., SEPT. 30, 1918
commencing at 1:00 p.m. sharp
HORSES- “
old; bay
team bay
both bred
on horse.
Cattle-
second calf, bred Mar
cow 4 years Old, milking.
by
ay»
of
•Grey mare 10 yrs.
.gelding, 9 years old;
mares, 7 and 8 years
to Premium Percher
Plack cow carrying
27; grey
bred
. root
harness
s; Anker Holt cream sep
; quantity of hay
bus. mixed grain
and many otlr
about
grain 4^
Effects— Cook
; washing ma
records;
mattress
22 call-
coal oil
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