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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-09-22, Page 20rage i THE TIMESADVOCAT4 EXETER4 ON "ARIQt THURSDAY MORNING* SEPTEMBER :24 2955 Announceme•n.ts • Mirth:, -Death .and. Marriwige Nottotel ere in;wertpd fres o7 oharDL Garde of Thanks cost 750, in Memoriam; >11Eotiges 715e ler amyl* votes, 2`;e itra iler each addltionel verset IMO' Engagement: aloeicee are 75c. BIRTHS DYKSTRA Mr. and M. Lowell Dykstre, 414 Albert et Exeter, announce the birth of their son, Martin Ivan, at South Huron 'Hee- vital September 16, 11!55; thanks to P. Butson and the nurses. VAIz�AIIIN_ 1er, anSl eers.nlarenceIairairn, Exeter. axiu4u; birth of a. eerie__pouglaa John, et' South I'lurcet 1ospftal, Septeneeer 15, 1E5. 4G17..AVIN---Mr. and lairs, Sohn A. Gtiavitt. R•It 3, Crediton,announce the birt of their sea at Heron Hospital, September 5. iiENDAALL--Mr. and etre. J. W. Bendall, Elliot .4partn encs, FAeter, ammounce the birth of a son, John William' weight 7 lbs.. 6 ozs,; 45at outh Huron Ilospital September 15, 1955; marry thank to all eon - cornett NYBbaG•- C,"P,. and Mrs. G. L. Ny- berg,. Exeter, wish to announce the birth. of a daughter, Linda Arm,. at Victoria. Hospital, London, Septem- ber 24, 1955. DEATHS 'UO".r1.GHORN At Victoria 'hospital, London on Mender, September 19. 1955.Frederick Telex Waghorn, of Creditor*. ton. tat h s sixty-sixth year. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Urs. Matthew England, of Hensall, will be at home to friends, neighbours and relatives on the oc- casion of their sixtieth wedding an- niversary at Crediton Community Centre on Sunday, September 25, be- tween 3.30 and 5.30 p.m. 22 ENGAGEMENTS Mr- and Mrs. Gordon Love, R.R. 1 Zurtch, wish to announce the en- gagement of their daughted. Ellen Marie, to Mr, Robert .John Graham, RCAF Station Cinton, on of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Graham. Clover- dale, B.C.,; the marriage to take Place in the Protestant Chapel, RCAF Station Clinton, on the after- noon of October 8 at 3 o'clock, 22* CARDS OF THANKS if wish to thank all those who so kindly remembered me with cards. flowers and treats while a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital, London, and since returning home. --Mrs. William Haskell, Liman. 22e I wish to say "thank you' to all those who so kindly remembered me while a patient in St. Joseph's Hos- Pita' and since returning home. -- Mrs. Asa Penhale. 22* The family of the late Mr. Herbert Smith wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to the friends, neighbors and relatives for the kindness and sympathy shown them during their recent sad be- reavement; also for the beautiful floral tributes and cards of sympathy; special thanks to Rev. A. Rapson, the ball bearersand the Hopper -Hockey ,funeral home. 22* Mrs. I3erald F. Lawrence very gratefully acknowledges to her Exeter and vicinity friends their kind re- membrances to her during her illness In St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Everything was much appreciated. 2y* IN MEMORIAM EAGLESON—In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and grandmother, ,Eliza Eagleson, who passed away one year ago, September 23, 1954. In tears we saw you sinking, ° We watched you fade awaly,, Cur Yhearts fought salmostatoro stay. One sad and lonely year has passed Since our great sorrow fell. The shock that we received that day We stili remember well. .God gave us strength to fight it' And courage to face the blow. But what it ;meant to lose you, Mother, No "one will ever know, —Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by her husband, family and grandchildren. 22* Diner: How long have you worked here? / Waiter: Two, weeks, sir. Diner: Then you can't be the one Nicho took my order. \Here's the tire that's TAILOR "MADE for... LONG HARD 41001���'ED DRIVING Tirestont 1100" ALL -NYLON TUBELESS TIRE 1T'S 91% STRONGER WITHSTANDS MORE HEAT GIVES MORE BLOWOUT and PUNCTURE PROTECTION LARRY SNI ER MOTORS LTD. family Gathers for Anniversary A celebration. was held, at the. Bali to of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad. U1OII, Zurich. QXi. the occasion A1�` their (fifty-tiSth wedding anui• - vereary. The children, grandchild ren and great grandchildren. gatlt Bred at the 10 1110 in ZBrich for a' faintly dinner. ".Che couple. were p resented with a ch in,e clock and 55 to roses. Irl, order to have 011. . e family present, the occasion Area held on September 4. The actual anniversary date is September 25. There are five children, xd grandchildren. -end 1,5 great- grandchildren,. Message From Greenway By MRS, CARMEN WOODBVRN Mrs,, Fred M•cLincbey is visit- ing with relatives in Detroit. Mrs. Jerry Brop31ey, of Park- hill, is -isiting this week with Mrs, W. T. "(liens. WM.S. and WA. The September meeting of the W.M.S. and W.A. of the United Church, was held at the home of Mrs. Henry Hartle with Mrs, Smith in charge of the worship service .nor the W.M.S„ introduc-, ing the new study book. Mrs, Albert Pollock read an article on Citizenship. Four hospital and seven home calls were reported. Anyone having clothing for overseas relief are asked to turn them into the supply secretary or the president. The south section meeting of the W.M.S. Huron Presbyterial, will be held in Grand Bend Unit- ed Ohurch Sept. 2?'. Mrs. James Geromette conduct- ed the W. A. meeting in the ab- sence of the president. It was decided with the permission of the Grace Church Guild to hold the bazaar in the Parish Hall November 12. The Young People's Class were asked to decorate the church for the anniversary on October 16. Fourteen members answered the roll with a verse on "Autumn." The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Cecil ,Smith.- ers on October 12 instead of the 5th. Airs. Harold Pollock There passed away at her late residence in 'Greenway on Sunday Grace Ann Pollock, wife of Har- old Pollock and formerly Grace McGregor, daughter of the late M'r. and Mrs. Dan McGregor, R. R. 8, Parkhill. Mrs, Pollock was eirst married to Russell 'Mclntash, Port Huron, Mie'h.,, who died in June, 1950 and she married. Harold Pollock in 1952. Deceased was a member of the Greenway United Church and of the Eastern Star. Surviving besides her husband, is one sister, Mrs. Herbert Grow, of Detroit. One daughter, Jean- ette, predeceased her in 1935 asisters„ Mr e. is two also ter „ M s. G. H. Leever, Detroit and Miss Bessie McGregor, Parkhill. The funeral was conducted from Greenway United Church by the Rev. W. C. Smith on Wed- nesday with interment in Park- hill ,cemetery. The pallbearers were Del Cadilac, John and Don Leever, Cecil 1Sniithers, Lisle Woodburn and R. S. English. The flower bearers were George Golsen, Carmen Woodburn, Peter Pollock, DOn McGregor, Emerson Woodburn and Johnny Steeper. This Week In Whalen By MRS. F. SQUIRE Mr. Charles 'Swallow, of San Franeiscb„ California, and Mrs. Eva Stevenson, of Thorndale, vis- ited for several days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parkinson. Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Elston and family, Base Line, spent Sun- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. French. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Knight, Woodham, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Cooper, Elimville, visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Melville Gunning. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Johnson and Carol visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. .Anderson, of St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Squire were Sunday visitors with -Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Huff, St. Marge. Mr. and Nil's. Wesley Shier,of Granton, visited on Friday ith Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parkinson. Mrs. ,*.inkbeiner, Sr„ of Listo- wel, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. 61nkbeiner, Mr. Cecil Squire is a patient at St. Marys Rosilital, Mr, Wil- fred Herbert is also a .patient at the same hospital. Mr. and Mrs, John McLaughlin of Sarnia, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E, Ferguson. - Rally Ow service was observed on Sunday at the United Chu?'ch. Mr. Wm. Mbrley, Jr„ S. 'S, SiiP.ar- intendent, was ift charge. Mr. Grndolt Johnson read the scrip- tura lessen, Janey F'reneh, gave the story and Mrs, Ronald Squire contributed a vocal soda, Rev. J. Slade, W of illeben, was the guest speaker. BRIDES -ELECT! Seo the "1'ersilnadized Serviced AlbSrtiia M Times -Advocate @� VC'yCai'e Want -Ads Get Better Than fair Results FOR SALE CI1U4l'S WINTER OUTFIT, 3 -piece, grey wool, with plaid trim, glee 6; in Perfect condition. Can be seen at Brady Cleaners. 224 PRUNE PLUMS --Bring your own containers. Ervin Rate. on Crediton Road, lee miles east of Shiplea. Phone Dashwood 163-r-1. 22:29c SHORTHORN HEIFERS, dual pur- pose, one fresh. two due In a week' 1 registered cow,, caroyingt sesona calf. Filmer Chappel, er mar y. 44.12 Dublin. phone CHUNKS—Chester Dunn, Phone 620- W4. Exeter.. ,. 22e THREE 700 -GAL, TANKS; also Good- year 46 -ft, belt, 8 inches wide; in A-1 condition. Apply • M. D, Itatz, phone 165-r-15, Dashwood. 23e OIL SPACE HEATER, practically new large size, -capable of heating 6 to '1 rooms. Phone 303-R, Exeter. • 22tfc GRAPES, Concord and Niagara. Bring containers and pick your own. M, Sullivan, Con 10, Bosanquet Twp., Lambton County. 22:29• MAGAZINES -New and renewal sub- scriptions for any magazines are re- ceived at The Times Advocate. 2 ACRES STANDING CORN Apply Leslie Adams, Dashwood, R.R, 2, 22* '49 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN, nearly new tires; rebuilt motor; sun visor; radio; reasonable for cash, Apply Exeter. Edgar Mawhinney, 22 Victoria Street' SUFFERING FROM Backaches, Rheumatic Pain Sciatica,. Lumbago is over if you tet RUMACAPS help you to relief. Ask your Druggist, 22 PULLETS, 1,000, 6 months old, Leg- horns and Sussex Red Cross. A. W. Kerslake, 'phone 18 Hensall. 15;23• VACUUM CLEANER, Th -Vinay, only used four months; sell eneap for Mack sale. For information call 2, Grand Bend, 15:22c SHORTHORN BULL, purebred, out- standing animal; also two bred heifers. .Mex Sparks, Bayfield, phone .Clinton 86-J-3. 22* COMBINE, John Deere, 12 foot, No. 55, self-propelled; cut less than 1,000 acres; half of new price. .Apply Box "B" Times -Advocate. 8:15:22* ELB,DRTA PEACHES and Bartlett Pears. Bring containers to. Govenlock Orchard, 1 mile north of Forest on Bluewater Highway. 8:15:22* FARMERS! Before you buy a cattle mineral, be sure to try our cornrlete mineral. Only $4.95 cwt. Exeter Dis- trict Co-op, phone 2$7. $:15:220 NAMELESS Cold Remedy (A11 Weather Care) Canada's changeable weather can affect your health. but you can face any weather change with NAME- LESS_ Relief from Sinus, Hay Fever, Spasmodic Head Colds, Rheumatic and Arthritic Pains and Piles in 10 days or money back. Convincing trial Ontario, Get It at Brownings, Joonest', Sanders', Mcrae', Rivers' stores in Exeter. 8:15:22:29 News Budget From Baseline EQR SALE 2 BULL CALVES --G. J. Dow, phone 83, Exeter. e2e CLOVER HONEY, in customers" con- tainers, 22j lb. Apply Darrell Parker. Staffa, Ont. 22e MOTALOY •Years ahead of ail-- edge taloy beats all major oil companies to the puede wit lithe World's Only fuel addtt ve that act _ ly tin plates worn egine parts while you. drive. Get a Motaloy Iii., and Valve Job for only 28.00. Motatoy Sales Company, 34 West St., Goderiele Dealer inquiries ,invited. 22e By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE Mr. Stanley Howe, of Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Copeland on Sunday. It is some 19years since Stan was anativee of Woodham. He served in the army, following his father's foot- steps as his father, James Howe, served in the First World War. He was a native of Woodham and now resides in London. Mr.;. and Mrs. Wilfred Wilson had as their guests on Sunday, Mrs. 3. C. Bell, Mr, Lew King, St. Marys; Mr. and Mrs. Carr and family, Transvaal; Mr. and Mds. Lamond and family, Cherry Grove Mr. 'and Mrs. L. Nethercott, of Science Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Metters ; and Douglas, Wellburn. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rundle, Sir, and Mrs, Robert Rundle, Jimmie and Jack; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Fletcher, • of Lambeth, spent Sunday at South Side Park, Woodstock, where they entertain- ed their nephew, Leroy Thompson to a family picnic dinner. Mrs. Lawrence Copeland at- tended Embro Fair Monday with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hooper of the 8th Line. Miss Thelma Small, St. Thomas is visiting her sister, Mere Norris Webb this week. Mr. Charles Swallow, of Cali- fornia, formerly of Woodham, called on his niece, Mrs. Vie, Chatten and other friends for a few' days last week. Mr. Swallow is 88, hale and hearty. He trav- elled ber plane and 'enjoyed the trip. ;Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Casey, Mr. Eugene Switzer,' of Omemmee, visited with Mra. T. Dotipe and Russell Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Belch who has spent three week's with Mrs. Donee returned to Omemtnee with them. Mr. Palmer Edwards and Mrs, Alex Creighton, formerly Ann A'bray, of 'Woodham, who now live at Oshawa, renewed old ac- quaintances in the village on Saturday. Mr. Johnny Bone, of Vail Car- tier, Quebec, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vic Chatten for a few days last week, He is leaving for Germany where he will be stat- ioned for three pears. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rolland, of HalaiitOn, were weekend visi- tors with the former's brother, David and Mrs. Holland. Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Baker attended the funeral Of their COu- sin, .Janice Niblock at Parkhill on M,bnday a/ternoon. .lvitss Anna Beer, teacher. at 'Woodstock, spent the weekend with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Baker, Itirs, Rolbert Elston took in the bus trill to Hamilton Thursday sponsored by the Joy' 'Class of Anderson. Miss Florence i am eson is an Jamieson. the sick list. A 11111 fiber , of the Base Line ladles attendod the trousseau tea on Saturday evening 'held by' Mrs. Medd Holland for her daughter a bride=elect on Saturday nett. OIL HEATIPR, used only 2 months reason for selling—new €urnaoe. Ap- ,boYe, plhosn162 Gilmour,-Lucan �R.' Claude, BRIDDSKAID'S DRESS, Pink, size 16. Phone 756, Exeter. 22c BUILDING LOT on Victoria St. Phone 441-W. 22e SUGAR BEET LOOADEel King 1Vipe. Centralia. new. Apply John Reeder. COB COitN—Place your order right away. Will be picking next week. Ap- ply Alvin Gingerich,. Zurich. 02e MUSIC INSTRUCTION in violin, cello and theory in Exeter, on Wednesdays. For information write 'Edward Oscap- elia, A.R,C.P., 1t.14.T„ 74 Nile St., Stratford, Ont. 22* ICE 130X. 60-1b, capacity, good con - Exeter. Apply 184 Main St. North, TABLE POTATOES, first class. AP- ply William Tepper, phone 41-W Hensall, 22* HOUSE, 21 miles east of Exeter.. Phone 176-r-14, Exeter. 22• HELP WANTED PART-TIME SECRETARY required for school inspector's office. Call 295-W or 758 for appointment. 20* SECRETARY with shorthand and typing, fpr Exeter law office, Phone '.Exeter 4 for appointment, 2211c WOMAN OR GIRL to mind children while mother works; live in or out; liberal time off. Call Hensall 6. 22c HOUSEKEEPER, refined, motherly, for business couple with four young children (2 school age); Permanent position; good salary; co *np tet e charge of modern home; automatic laundry, TV, etc. Phone 7, days, or 356, evenings, Exeter. 22c GOOD RELIABLE: GIRL to work in office and store; special .commercial. or experience not. essential. Phone 34 Zurich. 22:29c WOMAN for kitchen help; also wait- ress. Apply in person. Rether's Cof- fee Shop. , 22c EXPERIENCED MAN and wife want- ed for poultry and general farm; capable of taking full charge; sepa- rate house; hydro; good wages; references. Apply Box "F" Times - Advocate. 8:15:22c MAN Olt WOMAN to Glean apart- ment hallway once a week. Apply Times -Advocate. 8110 LOST ANGUS BULL, .on Con. 19, Stephen; weight about 1,100 lbs. Plume collect 35-r-7, Grand Pend, of apply Fergus Turnbull, -,., 32* TENDERS WANTED SEALED TENDERS will be receiv- ed by the undersigned until the1 woods neon, October 19p 5, € r supplying of No• 1 Grade Furnace Oil to Noes 1, 6, 7; and 14 schools in Stanley Township School Area with a minlnlutn gallonage of 2,500 gallons. 011 to be delivered to the schools as required. l , T. 33, I3AIRD, See -Tress„ 9 'Bayfield, O t. 222 .2294! EMPLOYMENT WANTED WOMAN would like housework, office cleaning or baby sitting. Phone 884-W Exeter. 02* STOCK WANTED X AM IN THE MARKET for all kinds of horses, any size, any age, —G. J. Dow. phone 83 Exeter. tie DEAD, DISABLED STOCK -- Seven- day week service for horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, calves. —Glen Kennedy, phone collect 168-W Lucan or Exeter 235. • 9-2tfc CATTLE—Live or dressed weight; top prices paid. BColeman Packing, London, phone 2-7546, London, ori , Exeter. 8:15:22• NOTICES NOTICE RE REFUSE PICKUP' Refuse that cannot be placed In tins, such as tree limbs, bush cut- tings land corn stalks, etc., will be picked up over the entire town on the first Thursday of each month. Refuse must be 'placed on boulevards. before 8 a.m, the day of the pickup. C. V. PICKARD, Clerk 22:29 WANTED USED BEAN PULLER, for Inter- national Farman A tractor. State price to Gordon W. Morley, Ailsa Craig, 11.11.3. 22* LARGE SPACE HEATER, perferablY with lower attachment. Phone 81, Exet20 SCRAP METAL of all kinds. Prices are high now. Glenn's Auto Wreckers, phone 418, Exeter. 22:29:6:13c SIDE'WALI{ BICYCLE, boy's, 'chain driven. Apply Art Geiser,. phone 164- r- 9, Dashwood. 22:20* WALNUT T,BEES or logs, free of limbs. Must be 7 ft. long and up, 16 'inches in diameter and up, 16 inches from ground; good prices paid. Ap- ply E. S. Thompson, Mt. Brydges, Phone21. 15:22:29e SAW MILL LOGS and standing bush lots. Apply Robert Eagleson, Ailsa. Craig, 8t15:22:29c SERVICES IT IS NOT 'TOO LATE for black flies to destroy yonir turnips or to spray your beans to mature them, See your spraying specialist, L, V. Hogarth, phone 266, ,Exeter. 15:220 SEPTTC TANKS EIVIPTIE D—Imnled- late service, Phone 108 or 130-W Lucan,Butler Bros. 1:9-27;iti T. V, iSER'V10E---Member of ReleT.A. Will service after 6.00 p.m. Bev Hey- wood, phone 176-r-23, Exeter, 25tf0 c WHITEWASHING & CLEANING•,-•-+' Arrangements can be made, I3111 Wat- son, Dashwood, phone 86-r-19, 11:8 1:11c 1V05 CATTLE ASSOCIATION N "Where Better Bulls Are titled" Artificial Inserniilation service for ell breeds of Cattle, For service or information phone Minton 615. sole lett, betiveef 7:30 and 10:00 A,M, en week days and 7;30 and 0:80 A,M, on Sunday's. tic "STANDARD 1111' THE %VOODs" ••-• McCulloch Chain Saw6 ! Allmeddle and complete service (we rent) avail- able at McCulloch Saw Sales, 428 Huron St., Stratford, .phone 1061.3, r 9-16tfo 0UST014- E30AN G"OIVil1INING with 12 -ft. M-I•f 00 self-propelled combine; pulling beans; baling, Norman Whit ing, Exeter, phone 403-R, 8tfd. FOR RENT 3 APARTMENTS furnished or un- furnished. APp1Y 84 Andrew St..2x- eter, APARTMENT on Main. Street: with- out modern conveniences. Apply at Times -Advocate, 23tfc CENTRAL APARTMENT, .attractive, modern rooms; new kitchen pop - boards; 3-plece bath; private ent- rance; self-contained; just finished decorating teroughout; immediate pos- session. Apply Box "11". Times - Advocate. ? 22tfa IN HFNSALL .a downstair bed- sittingroom with bath, kitchen and facilies; heated; private entranee. Apply Mrs. • Carl McClincheY, Hensal), phone 107-J, Hensall. 22c 2 APARZIM10'TTS, unfurnished; adults only; heated. .Apply Mayfair Bakery, phone 62. Z2tfe FARM HOUSE, medium size, in Staffa area; water pressure; 3 -piece bath; electricity; garden. William Pearce, Realtor, Exeter. ltfc 0 APARTMENT, 4 rooms and bath; also store on Main Street, suitable for small business or office. Apply John Ward, phone'348, Exeter, 22* 3-11OOM APARTMENT, private ent- rance; heated Phone 8, Crediton. 8:15:22c 4-1100M APARTMENT, centrally 10- cated, newly decorated, built-in cup- boards, hot and cold water, 3 -piece bath, private entrance; immediate sten ion. William Pearce, Realtt8ofr, Exe REAL ESTATE FRAME HOUSE •7 -room, in Hensall•• 2 lots; corner• furnace, bath; priced to sell, Apply Glen Deitz, on property, or. C. G. Lee, Parkhill. 9:15 - 10:20 FRAME HOUSE, in good condition, well decorated inside and out, 3 bed- rooms, 3 -piece bath, good space heater drum fed; easy terms and monthly payments. William Pearce, Realtor; Earl Parsons, Fred Cole, Salesmen, lstfc 100 -ACRE FARM with good house, barn and drive shed; hydro; never - failing water supply; ouse yard nice- ly treed; son is productive and par- ticularly suitable for white beans and corn; close to store and school; very reasonably priced, C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St.,. Exeter. NOVELTY BUSINESS, nicely locat- ed, increasing, business, For details apply to: O. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St., Exeter. EXTRA! Sweet little highway acre- age; compact house, an conveniences; garage; buildings ftugt;lietock wateon tap hrohou lovely' hedges, shrubs, shade; rural mail; telephone; ideal country home. William Pearce, Realtor; Earl Par- sons, Fred Cole, Salesmen. 80tfc RUG BRICK HOME, 3 -bedroom. This is one of the nicer medium-sized homes in Exeter. In addition to other usual rooms, it has a very. nice dining rooms The whole house is in the best of repair and ready for occupation. Moderately priced. C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St., Exeter. INSULBRICK COTTAGD, 2 -bedroom. This home has a large, nicely finished kitchen, full basement and an attic home built-In 34,900 stairs. . Pickard, Real- Real- tor, Main St., Exeter, HOUSE with basement, furnace, liv- ing room, dining room, kitchen, den, bathroom and sunroom, . main floor; 4 bedrooms upstairs; garage and nice building lot; all moderately priced. W. Pearce, Realtor; Exert Parsons, Fred Cole, salesmen. 23tfa FINE OLD BRICIC HOUSE with s p a o i 0 u s rooms, fireplace, 3 -piece bath each floor, oil furnace; Large attached garage; spacious grounds of lawn, shade trees, fruits, vegetables, baebecue swimming pool. William Pearce, Realtor; Bari Parsons, Fred Cole, Salesmen. 8tfc c NEW, MODERN HOUSE, forced air furnace, two bedrooms. Apply Art Whilsmith, phone 2704. 8tfc c BRICK HOME beautiful ranch -style; high school district; spacious living room -dining room with wall-to-wall broadloom; modern kitchen; beauti- fully -finished bathroom; two large bedrooms and third room for ad- ditional bedroom or den; full base' meat with rumpus room; laundry tubs; oii burning furnace; terms. C. V Pickard, Realtor, Main St., Ex- eter. 8tfc NOTICES TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Ilstate of David. Schroeder, of Dashwood late of the 'Village, in ,the County of Huron, Retired Farmer, .Deceased. All persons having claims against the Estate of the late David Schroe- der, who died on 07 •about the 4th day of July, A, D. 1955 are hereby notified to send them to tither of the undersigned, duly verified, on or be- fore the 8th day of October, A, D. 1955. After the last-named date the as - tete of the said Estate will be dis- tributed among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of whichthe undersigned shall then have notice. EVI9LII0TT IIAIST, Executor W. G. Cochrane,. solicitor for the Estate, AUCTION SALES FRiDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1955. Commencing at 1:00 p.m. CATTLE: Reap cpw, milking, due In March; part Durham and ,Ayrshire, Milking, due in February; part Bole stein and Durham, milking, due in March; 3 part Hereford and Holstein, milking, due In March; part Hereford and Durham, dye in April; part Hol- stein and urhao, milking, due n April; Durham c w, ioilkingu in. February; Holstein cow, ranging, g due in March; pert Durham. and ersey eow, carrying third calf, dile in Oc- tober; part Durham and Jersey heifer, with-helfer calf at foot, fresh 3 weeks. Cows are all young and of choice .quality. 5 yearling Hereford steers; 5• yearling Hereford heifers; Hereford steer calf; all in market condition. HOGS; 9 York shoats, averaging 100. lbs. each: Yorkshire sow with Utter of 12' Yorkshire sow, due lat- ter part of October; York hog, 13% years old. POULTR • 60hQico New Hann:- shire amp -shire Sussex pullets,7 months old, in full production. 'THESBING MACHINE & FARM IMPLEMENTS: George White No.. 6 thresher, fully equipped, in brand new eendite:au 120 ft. 7 -inch thresher belt; M-23 15 -run powex lift fertilizer drill, fully equipped; M -2I binder, 7.- ft. .ft. cut, like new; stiff tooth tractor cultivator; 7 -ft. steel land roller; dump rake; `McDeerieg team scuffler; 2 -section diamond harrows; 4 -section diamond barrowa; set of sleep sleighs, like new; single scuffler; Co -Op 2 single unit milking machine; Viking ,electric cream separator; 1,200 1ie scales; quantity of 2 -inch steel piping; quantity of cedar posts and lumber; 2 chicken shelters; electric fencer; pressure sprayer; roil of wire; Clinton €anohmg mill; 3 logging chains; onion crates; double barrel shotgun; post -hole digger; hay fork; carpenter tools; galvanized wheel- barrow; steel water trough; quantity of bricks; forks; shovels; 4 -section lever harrows; 20 cord furnace wood; rolling borne felly furnished; etc. HAY & GRAIN: 60 bushel choice mixed grain; f0lsot�wt20ala; 30baehay, bushel timothy seed. quantity of household effects. Quantity of Hpusehold Effects. TERMS: Cash. NOTE: Terms can be arranged on Thresher and various items .by eon- Meting proprietor .before day of sale. WDLBERT BATTBN, Prop. GARNET HICKS, Clerk .t VIN WALPER, Auctioneer 16 Clearing , AUCTION SALE Of�yCattle, Hogys, Poultry, Hay;, Grain, Threshing Machine Farm Implements and Household Effects • the Prenitses Leto 15, Concesatan 9 . 13SB()RN?3 TOWNSHIP let Term South -:East from lncheleea. Or 6 .Mlles East of No,, 4Highway cit the. St. Mary's Road The undersigned auctioneer; receiv- ed instructions to sell by public auction on Clearing AUCTION SALE Of Real Estate and • Household Furniture tN THE VILLAGE OF KIRKTON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1955 Commencing at 1.30 p.m., D.S.T. REAL ESTATE consisting of b- room stucco house with 2 -piece bath; barn 54'x16'; on lot approximately 186'x2e0'. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: 2 studio couches; 2 small tables; Boston rocker; leather seated rocker; fern- ery; table model radio; Duo Therm oil heater and 200 gal tank; Quebec heater•, oak china cabinet; round oak extension' table; extenftion tabee and boards; bake table; kitchen cabinet; rangette; International electric re- frigerator, 11 cp. ft., nearly new; kitchen scales; coal oil stove; kitchen chairs; brass bed springs and matte ress; %a -bed, springs, and mattress; 44, Simmons bed, springs and matt- ress; 2 dressers; commode; chest of drawers; cal'dboard wardrobe; Beatty - electric washer; set of dishes, ser- vice for 6; quantity of dishes 'and glassware; cooking utensils; toilet set; portable sewing machine; electric iron; fruit jars; hand sleigh; copper wash boiler; coal souttle; lawn mower; garden tools, approximately 3 tons of chestnut coal and numerous other articles. TERMS: Real Estate -10% down; balance in 30 days; sold subject to reserve bid. Chattels—cash. MRS. ALICE DO SON. Prop. 6VIILTON MARRIOTT, Auctioneer 22 Clearing • AUCTION SALE of Cattle, Implements and Feed W. E. Nairn will sell' by public auction on LOT 17, CONCESSION 8, 13 Miles South of Woodham, Junction of Con. 8 and 23 Highway. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1955 Commencing at 1.00 p.m. 28 Holstein' Cattle, consisting of: 4 cows due in November; 6 cows due December and January; 6 cows due in March; 5 heifers due in April; 3 yearling eifers; 4 spring calves. FEED: 900 bushel mixed grain; 35 ton cut hay. HOGS: 2 York hogs; 50 New Hamp- shire hens, IMPLEMENTS: John Deere tractor; B.2.. 2 -furrow Fleury, tractor plow; Inter. manure spreader• 8 -drum: land roller;. stiff tooth cultivator; 13 -run, M.S. fertilizer seed drill; rubber tired wagon and rack; Woods milking ma- chine, piping for ,16 cows; Renfri w cream separator;. 10.3nehe Cockshutt grain grinder; 10'x12' colony house; oil brooder stove; 4 -burner electric stove, McClary; Beach coal or wood stove; 5 chairs and numerous other articles. TERMS: Cash. No reserve, HERBERT' LANGFORD, Prop. W. E. NAIRN, Auctioneer 22 Clear-ing AUCTION SALE AT CREDITON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 Commencing at 2.00 p.m. Consisting of the following: Wooden bed with springs and ' spring -filled mattress; dresser; chest of drawers; curtains; small tables; book shelf; dining room furniture; number of pieces of linoleum; 8 -piece chester- field suite; 2 arum chairs; 2 rocking Oahe; 9,d31 Axminster rug; kitchen table and chairs; space heater; on heater and drums; wall mirrors 2 covered chairs (antique), REAL ESTATE:.• At the same time and place there will be offered for sale: 2 -storey brick building, used as manse, with garage attached, modern kitchen, utility room, bath and fur- nace. For further particulars of property, see Frank Taylor, Auctioneer, Exeter Ontario. 22,20 Real Estate AUCTION SALE On the Premises Let 8, Part 1.0 Bosanquet Township VILLAGE bF GRAND BEND The undersigned auctioneer receiv- ed instructions' to sell by public auction on. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 5, 1955 at 2.00 p,nl. REAL ESTATE: Consists of Lot 8, Part 10, Bosanquet Township, in the Village of Grand Bend, on which is situated a well-built 2'storey cement block dwelling, with frontage of 70'x IVY, The mail floor consists Of modern. kttehen, livieg and dining room, bedroom and bath, also large sueporch; eteohd floor Consists of 4 ample aiee bedrooms and full floor attic; large letsement. Situated oh ptoporte le %2'xl2' cabin, This is an eytcoptlona{ly well- built home in very best condition; verysuitably located, Fr a good investment in residen tial or business possibilities convince yourself by inspecting this ilroporty before day of sale. Terms of Real Estate: 10% on day of sato, balance in 30 days; sold eub jeer to e, reasonable reserve bid Note: Arrangements can be made bv ontac c t1o g 3lroprletcr before day of sale, azitnn 1'ttitN(12IAN, Prop, ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer 22;29 Cosnrnunity. AUCTION SALE HENSALL SALES ARENA EVERY THURSDAY, 8 P.M. ern000n at 1 30 will first week In afternoon October. VICTORTtIRIYA1tSGREE3 AYES Managers ALVIN WALPER. Auctioneer 02 Clearing AUCTION SALE. Of Farm Stock. and 'Implements Lot 3, Concession 20. McGILLIVRAY TOWNSHIP 6 Miles North of Parkhill, 1 Mile East and le Mile South of Corbett WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 Consisting of the following; Team of good work horses; red cow, due in 'March, 7 years old; roan cow, due March 20, 6 years old; red cow, due March 25; Holstein cow, 4 years old. due April 1; roan heifer, 3 years old, due April 3; ,Holstein heifer. 3 years old, due July 18; Holstein heifer, 2 years old, not bred; 3 two-year-old steers; 4 yearling heifers; 3 yearling steers; 7 Calves; number of good ewes, IMPLF.,MF)NTS: ee-H Mustang trac- tor; Olixer 2 -burrow tractor plow; New Holland baler good as new; 31-If 13-run fertilizer drill, good as .new: Mepeering binder; M-11 mower; 'M -II side rake; steel roller; dump rake: disc harrows; elevator; rubber, tired wagon and rack; set of sleigh's; out- ter; rubber tired buggy; buzz saw; 2 - wheel trailer and stock rack; fanning mill; 2,000-1b. scales; 4 -section drag harrows; Cockshutt manure spreader; gravel box; brooder stove; gas bar- rels; 15 cord of dry wood; 16 ft. lad, der; logging chain; wheel barrow; Viking electric cream separator, good as new;uantity of snow fence; 1 h,p, electric motor With force pump; forks, shovels, and many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash. JOHN BULLOCK, Prop. ROY SMITH Auctioneer RR. 4 Thedford, Phone Sylvan 13-r-4 22:29 Clearing AUCTION SALE Of Livestock, Grain, Poultry, Farm Implements and • Miscellaneous, Items On the Promises Lot 5, Concession 6 STEPHEN TOWNSHIP 11/4 Miles South of Crediton The undersigned auctioneer recely- edauetioinstu Oructionsn to sell by public WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1955 Full list of sale in next weelt's issue. HERB MITCHELL, WALPER, Aucner 02 Clearing ' AUCTION SALE Of Tractor, Farm Implements, Livestock, Grain and Household Effects • On the Premises Part of Lots 8 and 9, L.R.W. STANLIEY TOWNSHIP 3 Miies South of Bayfield on Highway 21 The undersigned auctioneer receiv ed instructions to sell by publl auction on FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1955 CARL HOUSTON Prop, ALVIN WALPER, ,Auctioneer22:2 c • 9 Clearing AUCTION SALE Of cattle, Implements & Feed W. E, Nairn will sell by publie auction on Let 17, Con. 8 lei Miles South of Junction of. Con. 8 and 23 Highway TUESDAY, SEPT Ep UER 2?, 1556 HERBERT LANKGFQRD, drop, ,. TERMS: Cash. No reser10. W. E. NAIRN, Auctioneer 15 Clearing AUCTION SALE Of Valuable Real Estate„ Farm Implements, Hay, Hay,, Livestock aryl Misecllaneous liens On 112e Premise ` Lot 19, Concession 12 HIBBERT TOWNSHIP 7 Miles North-East of (Element or Fourth Farm West of Cromarty School op 12th Concession The undersigned auctioneer receiv- ed instructions to sell by public auction on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1955 Commencing at 1.00 p.m. Sharp R'PyAl, ESTATE:.Consisting of J+ot 19, Con. 13, Hibbert Township 105 acres- of choice clay loam on which is situated .a"bank barn 90x401 straw shed 60x36; all new steel roofing; very best of stabling throughout; large implement shed and garage; also well-built dwelling. All buildings in good state of repair, Never -failing waters Poly If interested inspect this oustand- ing farm before day of sale. Terms of Real Estate; 10% on day of sale, 'balance in 30 days. Farm to be offered at 3 pen. on day .et sale. Note: Terms can be arranged on Real Estate by contacting proprietor before day of sale. LIVESTOCK: Purebred Shorthorns and Grade Cattle. Durham cow carry- ing second calf, due In October; Dur- ham cow, carrying second calf, due in April; Durham cow carrying" sec- ond calf, due in December; Hereford cow carrying second calf, due in February; purbam cow carrying third calf, due in November; Derham cow carrying third calf, due in December; roan heifer, due in January; heifer, due in January; 4 Hereford heifers with calves at foot; 5 register- ed Durham heifers with papers; 5 dual purpose yearling heifers; 5 Short- horn yearling steer calves; Shorthorn bull, dark red, born September 10, 1953, sired by McLean Farms' 'Justice Dam Eldorado Lady Clipper. This bull carries promising features of a good herd sire, FARM IMPLEMENTS & mISC. MOM: Cockshutt mower, 6 ft. cut; MeD side rake; Mee dump rake; McD drop head hay loader like new; cul- tivator; International lay loader; land roller; grass seeder; scuffler; 4 - section, diamond harrows; steel wagon; farm wagon and rack; 4 logging chains; 42 -It. Beatty &link with hangers and car; 2 cant hooks; saws; axes; sledge and wedges; hay fork; water tank; 130 -ft. hay rope; sale pan and pails; fanning mill; manura boat; blower pipe, 16 ft.; x5 rd - chicken fence; 12 grain 1bags; sacks; step ladder; 'fence tightener; tarpau- lin; stock trailer, nearly new; tools; shovels; spades; ditch scoop; forks; heater; extension table; chairs; bed. Many articles too numerous to men- tion, atXetiolton mixed hay;ton Approximately 35 No reserve, everything will be sold. PERMS: Cash, HEBER SNELL, Prop. GARNET HICKS, Clerk ALVIN WAIJPOER., Auctioneer 22;29 Why Don't You Try. STUDEBAKER? • THREE NEW '55 MODELS IN STOCK * Champion Sedan, light blue, overdrive' * Commander Custom Sedan, dark blue, overdrive' * Commander Deluxe Sedan, automatic drive, leather upholstery USED CAR VALUES '49 Meteor Coach '49 1/2 -Ton Truck '51 Five -Passenger Studebaker Graham Arthur MOTORS LTD. Phone 210 Exeter CY65100YSE•t: DON'T 1,81: NCD -rod MUCH ON THAT RABBITIS FOOT -I MAY HAVE A FALLEN EN ARN , PURINA Sow & Pig Conc. Mixed 1- 4 with your own grain and fed both 'sow and little pigs. PURINA too Chow Conc. 9 Mixed 1-9 with your grain to finish your hogs. Some folks have to learn the hard way. One man told us / the"hardest way to learn is to F. Contrary a woman. Another way is to shop around for cheaper feed. The easy way is to feed Purina power -packed feeds, Special Offer One Purina Castrator (1t'eg, $5.00) given Free with .each 5 bags purchased ofPurina 'Hog Concentrates. We think you'll find the Purina Pig Castrator one of the handiest devices on your "farm. 1t makes castrating; a one -mart operation with very little muss, fuss or cuss. All'a GRA! - M FEED -SEED EXETER 2Pke,u735••WHALEN COF NERS ThbReKIRXTON 35815 even neee„ Y emo ,nenenueee I enc Gonnee nnleene,nHe'nuom lnnlnommun K nsinumtiwI1nf 1111Uitu1q/11 mnnnpnneel