The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-10-07, Page 15Times-Advocate, October 7, 1971 Page 15
Crediton girls enjoy
hiking trip to north
000D HOME WANTED for grey
Welsh pony. Mare, sound and
gentle. Good with children, Con-
tact Harry Jeffery, 235-2177, 40e
65 T-BIRD RADIO — 840.00 or
best offer. Phone 228-6350. 40-41c
1972 SCORPION — Snowmobiles
and accessories. Used machines
on hand. Phone 228-6293 or 227-
4412. 40-51e
•
ANNEX STOVE — Good con-
dition. Phone 228-6259, 40*
SCARLET WOOL blazer, lined,
size 16, never been worn;
Hoover spin washer, excellent
condition. Phone 294-6790. 40''
GOURDS AND INDIAN corn for
fall decoration, Mrs, Gordon A,
Smith, 168 Main St, North, 40*
McINTOSII APPLES and con-
cord grapes are now ready at
Berg Orchards, Forest, Bring
your own containers. 40c
COMBINATION HYDRO, coal
and wood stove in working con-
dition, You take it away $30.00.
Brand new GSW room air con-
ditioner, 8,700 b,t.u., regular
$299.00, now only $245.00. Brand
• new Inglis gas dryer, regular
$229, now only $199.00. Wraith-
Storey Hardware, Lucan, 227-
4732. 40c
ROOSTERS — Oven ready, 500
lb, Phone 229-6307. Miss Donna
Jones, RR 6 S. Marys. 400
WEBSTER I
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ANTIQUE AUCTION
COMMUNITY HALL — CREDITON, ONTARIO
1:00 p.m,
Saturday, October 9
We have been favoured with selling approximately 250 lots in good
condition from an area estate. The owner wishes to remain anonymous
PURNITURE — Marble top commode and dresser, Victorian walnut
settee, love seat, arm chair and 4 matching side chairs — brass
double bed, oak carved 4-poster double bed, walnut Hi-Boy with
mirror and vanity, wicker rocker, hall stand, walnut oval parlor
table, round oak dining table, set of 6 press brack chairs, Moore
of Hamilton wood stove, prints of Queen Victoria, dated 1847,
organ stool, foot stools, piano bench, cherry bureau, numerous
odd tables and chairs, etc.
POTTERY — Numerous jugs and crocks including Morton &
Bennett Brantford C. W. — tobacco humidor — cuspidor —
jardin iers, etc.
CHINA — Old Willow Alhambra — Limoges — German — Austrian
— Bavarian — English and Oriental in plates, bowls, pitchers,
castors, dresser jars and boxes — pin trays, etc.
GLASS — Goblets — liqueurs — salts — cruets — bowls — cream and
sugars — fruit napees — compote — spooner — candle holders —
paper weights including old Toronto City Hall — ruby rose bowl
and plates — milk glass pattern glass — crystal, etc,
LAMPS — Ruby hanging lamp with brass frarne and prisms
hanging hall lamp — hand and table lamps.
MISCELLANEOUS INC. — Brass jarcliniers — candle holders — vases
— curtain rods with rings — nut crackers — cast iron clog door
stops — buggy whip — beam scale — Beaver jars — violin —
WALL CLOCK — Seth Thomas OG CLOCK — set of cookie
cutters, carpenterS wooden vise — spinning wheel — and articles
too numerous to mention,
—
Terms Cash
SALE MANAGER — Norm Eveland 234.6425
AUCTIONEER — Percy Wright — 262.5515
-• PADDLE BIDDING • SEATING
— COMING ANTIQUE SALES —
{Listings To Be Published At A Later Date)
14 Wanted To Buy
GIRL GUIDE UNIFORM — Size
10. Phone 229-8254,
USED BAGS — Will pay 120
each, Cann's Mill, 235-1782. 40c
• SET OF REFERENCE books —
Encyclopedia, World Book, Col-
liers, etc. Apply Box W C P
Exeter Times-Advocate, 40c
15 CU. FT, FREEZER — Or
will trade my 18 cu. ft. for a
25 cu. ft. Phone 227-4465. 39-400
REFRIGERATOR — Like new,
1 or 2 years old, White. Please
call 235-1565 after 6 p.m.
35tfnx
USED FURNITURE & antiques
in any condition, Phone Ye Old
Antiques, Lucan 227-4139, 30tfric
e CASH PAID FOR complete or
Partial contents of homes, Or
to close estate. 672-3343. 18tfric
DO YOU HAVE iron or brass
beds, clocks, stain glass win-
dows or any unwanted items in
attic or barn? Collect 438-1707.
18tenc •
15 Wanted
YOUNG MAN WISHES room &
board starting immediately, Call
235-1565 after 6 p.m. 40e
MEN BOWLERS — For Lucafi
Men's Bowling League. Thurs-
day, Oct, 7, opening night. Re-
quire new teams.
FIRST MORTGAGE money for
7-room brick home off Andrew
St, in Exeter. Phalle 433-7304,
•
s e'e ti oh harrows; 2-wheeled
trailer with hex; International
g wheeled 7 ft. mower; set of
sleighs; Homelite chain saw; 3
steel farrowing crates; dump
rake; scrap iron; quantity of
lumber; steel wheeled wheel-
barrow on rubber; 6-can De
Layal milk cooler; rotary lawn
mower; 14 ft. steel gate; plat-
form scales; vise; tr a c tor
chains,
LIVESTOCK: 15 big strong
Hereford cows, all rebred; 20
spring calves; purebred reg-
istered bull 1 years old; six
2eveareed springing hielieee 15
yearling bt(fers; sow e ial 10
pigs 6 weeks old; yearling
standard bred filly, sire Timely
Topic, dam, Patsy Bars.
FURNITURE — to mention
just a few articles — R C A
21" TV combination radio and
record player; G E 4- burner
electric stove; 0 E washing
machine; Viking frost free
freezer combination; complete
set of dishes for 12; antique
dresser, commode and china
cabinet; sump pump and other
misc. articles.
Terms: Cash
Lunch available.
Auctioneers:
TOM ROBSON, HUGH FILSON
666-1967 666-0833
40-41c
PROPERTY SOLD
Auction Sale to be held on
the premises
LOT 16, CON. 13, HAY TWP.,
1 mile west and 1 mile south
of Zurich
FOR HARRY BASSOW
on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13
at 1:30 p.m.
consisting of Household Effects,
Small Tools, Antiques and
Collector's Items
ANTIQUES: Flat to wall cup-
board with Gothic top doors &
pie shelf; yarn winder; set of
6 press back turn top chairs
in new condition; dry sink;
high sideboard; dark rocking
chair; cane bottom nursing
rocker; parlor table; oil lamps;
pine churn; commode; high
wooden bed and springs; three
trunks; coffee grinder; small
gramophone; desk clock; cop-
per boiler; ice cream maker;
child's high chair; pictures and
frames; dresser; 2 round Que-
bec heaters.
Assortment of glass including
3 cranberry enamel decorated
tumblers; 4-piece nuggett table
set; goblets including bull's-
eye; blue depression tumblers;
vaseline candy dish; water
pitcher and odd pieces of press
glass; amber hand lamp; china
shaving mug; foot pedal grind-
stone.
FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS: Platform rocker;
brown iron bed and springs;
single bed & springs; matched
chesterfield and chair; rotating
electric fan, like new; washing
machine; electric fry pan; gas
iron; some dishes and glass-
ware; rubber tired lawn mower,
posh type: meat saws; tools &
other small items too numerous
to mention.
Terms: Cash
HARRY C. BASSOW, Prop.
Phone Zurich 236-4885
PERCY WRIGHT, Auctioneer
Phone 262-5515
JOHN TURKHEIM, Clerk
Phone 236-4713 . 40c
Too Late To Classify
CUSTOM COMBINING with
4-row machine. Call 235-1971,
40c
By MRS. S. HUTTON
MAKE DESSERT
The sixth meeting of Elimville
No. 3 Milk Maids was held
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Dan Coward.
Topic of the meeting was Dairy
Desserts, Rose Anne Van Rostel
and Karen Kerslake made cheese
cake,
PERSONALS
Mrs, Rose Fleet and Robert,
Palmerston, Mrs. Jessie
Cousland and Mrs. John Hutton,
Listowel visited Sunday with Mr.
& M rs. Sanford Hutton, Dennis
and Diane,
Mrs. Elson Lynn, Mrs. Theron
Creery, Mrs. Freeman Horne,
Miss Ruth Skinner and Mrs.
Gilbert' Johns attended the
Women's Institute Rally at Ethel,
Monday.
There's always good hunting
in the T.A. WANT ADS
14414419 ad
Rea Sada?
Buying or Selling
Complete Appraisal Service
Call
Betty Bates
Liman
227-4ISO
representing
Tim Macfarlane
Real Estate
London 434-8824
13 For Sale 15 Wanted 20 Wanted To Rent 16 Properly For Sale 25 Auction Sales 25 Auction Sales
LUCAN & 1311)1)1.11411 Early
photos wanted, to copy only.
Contact R, Fazakas, P.O. Box
214, Station E, Hamilton, Out,
29.414
LUXURIOUS
C.S.A.APPROVED
100 ACRES, more or less, work-
able land. Apply 130X G S The
Exeter Times-Advocate, 40-41c
I NEED HOUSES to rent; also
others to- sell. W. C. Pearce,
Realtor, Exeter. 9:24tfne
LAND. WANTED for crops. Ap-ply Box S T P Exeter Times-
Advocate, 40-430
MOBILE HOMES
Bridal Wreath platter; 2 ell
lamps; chicken coop chair;' 4
cane seat ehairs; 1938 Wonder
Encyclopedia .and old books
dated back to 178$; 'lantern;
bicycle exerciser; odd Imps;
dresser lamps; alarm clock;
fan; 2 electric heaters; hair
dryer; camera; ironing 'beard;
TV trays; mirrors; pictures &
frames; knickknacks; pots and
pans; set of dishes; odd dishes
and glassware; steam iron;
electric kettle; fry pan; mix-
ette; several pieces of 'silver;
mats; pillows; lawn &lairs;
sealers and many ether items.
Terms: Cash
MARY LOU HOWARD, Prop,
NORM WHITING, Auctioneer
Phone 235-1964 40-42c
We are extending our On,
cere sympathy to Mrs.
Walper and family,
.Due to the death of Alvin
Walper, one of the foremost
auctioneers in the Exeter-
Pashwood area, we are ex-
tending our services to the
people in this area.
16 Property For Sale FOR SALE
Choose your own scenic,
specious mobile home lot
now — available along
the Bayfield River, 1i
miles southeast of Seaforth,
PHONE 527-016$
2-BEDROOM FRAME house in
Exeter. P.O, Box 883, Exeter.
37tfne
EXETER — Duplex with sewer-
age. Three bedrooms each, liv-
ing room, kitchen, all on one
floor; full basement; oil heat;
one garage; paved driveway.
New vinyl siding, Close to
schools and downtown. 234-6420
or 235-1066. Mine
WILL PRESENT PICTURE
At the SHDHS commencement
exercise Friday, October 22, Rev.
Harry Jennings, Wingharn, will
present to the school a framed
picture of the former high school
in memory of staff and students
who have died. Graduates of the
old school are urged to be
present,
21 Property Wanted
.EgymIs ELLA moRwcf<
CREDITON.
Elva Finkbeiner and Mary
Anne Gielen were with the Grade
XIII Biology and Geography
Class expedition to Stokes Bay
last weekend. Hiking through
the autumn woods of the Bruce
Peninsula was a delightful ex-
perience,
BAYFIELD — Wanted, house,
cottage or lot, preferably lake-
side. Phone London 439-6245 col-
lect, 39-40c
40e •ft
HENSALL 22 Notices
PERSONALS
Mrs. Ernmerson Wenzel was in
Crediton Sunday with Mrs.
Sanford Lawson,
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Mills and
family have moved from
Ingersoll to the farm formerly
occupied by Mr. & Mrs. Eldon
Smith.
Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Smith en-
joyed a motor tour of Northern
Michigan.
CALL ill
AT
1863
BEGIN FALL PROGRAM
The Cubs have begun their fall
program under the leadership of
Mrs. Bill Johnson. The Explorers
at Zion United Church are
meeting under the leadership of
Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk, assisted
by Mrs. Cliff Kenney, Mrs. Jim
MacDonald and Mrs. Earl Lip-
pert. "The Centennial Office"
RATHWELL'S IMPORTANT
NOTICE
AUCTION SERVICE
Appraisers
Brucefield 482-3120
We have recently completed a
contract with Bellaero Lumber
Limited, a firm building houses
on Pryde Blvd. in Exeter,
whereby we are agents for
houses being constructed by
them.
At the present time there are
two houses under construction
with two more to be built in
the future. These houses may
be purchased as built, or could
be custom built in accordance
with a purchaser's specifica-
tions.
These are 3-bedroom homes,
with a full basement, large liv-
ing room and dining room,
large kitche n, storms and
screens and are on sewers.
CONTACT US TO DISCUSS
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of
House and Lot, Household
Articles, Antiques, Garden
Tools, Etc., for
MR, EDMUND F. KRAFT
On the premises in the
VII LAGE OF DASHWOOD
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16
a1 1:30 p.m.
Complete listing in next week's
issue. •
Auctioneers:
Doug Riddell and Jack Riddell
237-3576 phone 237-3431
40c
• Hurondale
Dairy
Hurondale Dairy wishes to announce that they have
ceased processing milk under the label Hurondale Dairy,
and have entered into a franchised agreement with
Silverwood Dairies of London. We will be bringing the milk
products from London in our refrigerated truck.
This agreement makes available to us all the products
and services of this large and modern dairy plant.
Silverwood Dairies is the largest dairy organization in
Canada and is completely Canadian owned.
I, WILTON HAMILTON, will not
be responsible for any debts
other than those contracted
personally by me after Septem-
ber 30, 1971. 39-41c
WILL THE PERSON who bor-
rowed the dishes from the
kitchen of the Oddfellows' hall
please return them before fur-
ther action is taken. — Bob
Blair, Noble Grand, 40e
NOTICE — All residents of
Grand Bend are reminded that
a general pick-up of all articles
other than wet garbage will be
made Tuesday, Oct. 12 starting
at 8:00 a.m.— Village of Grand
Bend, John J, Payne, Reeve;
Mrs. Gladys Crumplin, Clerk.
400
THE PAINT
POT
▪ QUALITY ALMATEX
PAINTS
AT DISCOUNT PRICES
Next door to Exeter Co-op
Phone 235-0680
10 : 8tfnc
KEN J. SIEMON
Sales & Service
MITCHELL, ONT. 348.8953
AREA DEALER FOR
• DEUTZ AIR COOLED
DIESEL TRACTORS
and
FOX FORAGE EQUIPMENT
Full line of parts on hand.
14tfnc
•
HOUSES FOR SALE
EXETER — Brick house on
Simcoe St. Excellent income
home divided into two 2 bed-
room apartments, each apart-
ment with bath and large kitch-
en. Each apartment renting for
$80.00 per month.
CREDITON — Brick house at
corner of King and Main St.
Two bedrooms, sunporch, bath,
living room and kitchen up-
stairs. One bedroom, kitchen-
ette, living room, bath down-
stairs. Full basement. Total
rental income $145.00 per month.
EXETER — Huron St. East, 2
bedroom frame bungalow, Large
living room, utility room, large
kitchen. Premises in excellent
condition.
EXETER — 3 bedroom bunga-
low on Sanders St. E., living
room, dining room, large kitch-
en, full basement, carport. Nice
location,
EXETER — 3-bedroom brick
house on Pryde Blvd., large
living room and kitchen, full
basement with room for a
family room and an additional
bedroom, good lot, reasonable,
EXETER-2 storey brick house
on Main St., 3 bedrooms up, 1
down, living room, dining room,
4 pc, bath downstairs, 2 pc.
bath up. Hot water, oil, on
sewers. Large lot 100x165 zoned
commercially. Close to schools.
EXETER — 3 bedroom house
on Sanders St. Older type brick
home completely renovated.
Large living room, dining room
and kitchen, 4 piece bath up,
2 piece down. Beautifully land-
scaped lot.
EXETER — 3 or 4 bedroom
house on Main St. Full base-
ment, bathrooms up and down-
stairs, living room, dining room,
large kitchen, large lot.
KIPPEN — Brick house, mod-
ernized, on 5 acres of land.
Large kitchen, 3 bedrooms, full
basement, oil heating. Large
barn with new roof. House has
new plumbing and new wiring.
EXETER — Beautiful 3 bed-
room home, completely modern-
ized, oil heating, large living
room, A good buy.
FARM FOR SALE
CENTRALIA AREA — Approxi-
mately 110 acres, on main road.
Good house and barn.
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R. H. Fitzgerald,
Regional Registrar,
Assessment .Review Court,
• 410' Third St., 2nd Floor;
London 35, Ontario.
(Signed:)
Earl Campbell, Clerk
Municipality of
The Village of Hensall
g.
Sign
Need
Servicing?
23 Legal Notices
We Stock Tubes, Ballast, Etc.
▪ For Repairing All Electrical Signs
ESTATE
FARM AUCTION
Real Estate, Implements,
Livestock, Feed and Some
Furniture
on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20
at 12:30 p.m. sharp
FOR THE ESTATE OF THE
LATE EMERSON WOODBURN
Lot 18, Con. 22, Stephen Twp.,
le miles west of Greenway off
81 Highway, 8 miles noi%h of
Parkhill, 5 miles south of Grand
Bend,
REAL ESTATE consisting of
2 farms, 100 acres and 50-ecres
to be offered at approximately
3;30 p.m.
FARM No. 1: 100 acres more
or less of clay loam, all seed-
ed but 25 acres; rock well; 4
acres bush; bank barn approxi-
mately 72' x 36'; frame drive
shed; pig pen 18'x30'; 16 sto-
rey brick house; combination
forced air furnace; bath up-
stairs; 4 bedrooms up; 3 rooms
downstairs; back kitchen; built-
in cupboards. This is an excel-
lent farm, ideally located and
should be seen to be appreci-
ated.
FARM No. 2: 50 acres more
or less, situated on the paved
county line between Middlesex
and Huron County on the north
houndary of McGillivray Twp.,
west half of lot 44 — 40 acres
of cleared land, 10 acres of
bush; clay loam; dug pond;
bank barn 38' x 56'; 16 storey
brick house.
TERMS on farms are ,as fol-
lows: (Sold subject to a mod-
erate reserve bid). 105 down,
balanee in 90 clays but further
terms can be arranged by con-
tacting Mrs. Woodburn, •RIt 3
Parkhill, 238-2696.
FEED: 30 tons of cut hay,
Alfalfa and timothy; 350 bales
second cutting this year's hay;
1200 bus, mixed grain.
TRUCK: 1964 Chevrolet 1/2 ton
pick-up with racks, in good
running order, selling as is,
IMPLEMENTS; Allis Chal-
mers C A with seuffier; D 14
Allis Chalmers with manure
loader; 3 furrow, 3 pt. hitch
plow; Cockshutt spreader on
rubber; McCormick 13-run grain
drill; fertilizer and grass seed-
er; New Holland 5 bar rake,
excellent • shape; New Idea
mower; rubber tired wagon and
rack; International 0 ft, culti-
vator on rubber; Fleury Bissell
disc; Allis Chalmers 6 ft. cern-
bine; 3 drum steel toiler; 4
25 Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
of Household Furnishings
and Antiques
on corner of Main & Elgin Sts.
VILLAGE OF CENTRALIA
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16
at 1:30 p.m.
Complete listings in later is-
sue,
LAWRENCE HIRTZEL, Prop.
NORM WHITING, Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Household
Furnishings and Antiques
On the premises
158 MAIN ST., EXETER
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23
at 1:00 p.m. sharp
Frigidaire refrigerator; elec-
tric stove; Simplicity Super-
twin washer-dryer; kitchen ta-
ble and 4 chairs, like new;
step stool; utility table; ches-
terfield; platform rocker; stu-
dio couch; sectional chester-
field; dining room table; two
china cabinets; 4 antique din-
ing room chairs; 2 end tables;
hall table; portable Eiectro-
home television; floor and ta-
ble lamps; 3 footstools; hi-ft
radio and record player and old
records; portable stereo record
player; small portable record
player; 2 TV stools; 2 pee, bed-
room suite with bookcase head-
board; single bed; dresser; 3
chests of drawers; washstand;
Singer •treadle sewing machine;
cedar chest; desk; cupboard;
typewriter stand; 2 card ta-
bles and 4 chairs; floor polish-
er; vacuum cleaner; sewing
cabinet; Antique music bee;
Several. pieces of Nippon; satin
glass vase; pressed glass;
STORE SPACE — 371 Main St.
Phone 235-1730. 38-40c
2-BEDROOM HOUSE in Kirkton.
Modern conveniences. Howard
C. Bearss 229-6588. 40c
HENSALL — 2-bedroom apart-
ment, large living and dining
rooms, kitchen, bath, heated,
available immediately. Phone
262-2016 days, or 262-2211 eve-
nings, 40c
18 For Rent
FOR RENT
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
DARLING APARTMENTS
Two - bedroom apartments con-
taining stove and frig with
heating supplied. Large living
room and bedrooms, Completely
broadloomed. Kitchen with am-
ple cupboards and large eating
area; 4-piece bath; large bal-
conies. Parking. Only 1 apart-
ment available,
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34tfnx
4 MODERN BUILDINGS totaling
18,000 square feet with 31 acres
of land. Over 400 feet of High-
way frontage, in Exeter, On-
tario. Suitable for light indus-
try or motel, dining room and
lounge. Call (519) 235:0840, John
Burke or Gunnar Pind. 39-42c
EXETER — At 159 Thomas St,
Beautiful 3-bedroom home built
by Tony Relouw Construction
Ltd. This home has been lived
in and was built especially for
Tony himself. Completely mod-
ern inside, plus fully land-
scaped outside, this home is a
real bargain. In addition, a
75'x200' landscaped adjacent lot
is also available. Call 235-1019
days or 235-2711 evenings. 40-Uric
PROPERTY FOR SALE
EXETER — 3 bedroom brick
house, gas furnace, stove and
dryer, sewer attached; also 1
bedroom cottage; $3,560 down
plus $4,840 easy terms. Credi-
ton — 3 bedroom house partial-
ly remodelled, purchaser to
complete. Buy good 250 acre
level farm, 225 arable, 300 ma-
ple trees, 3 barns, 2 houses,
spring stream, $75,000, half cash.
WANTED TO BUY
10 or 15 acres of vacant land.
Write W. C. Pearce, Realtor,
Exeter. 36tfnc
Three or four bedroom, 2 sto-
rey, white vinyl house. Recently
beautifully refinished living
room, dining room, kitchen and
TV sitting room. Four extra
lots suitable for development.
Have clients for small cottage-
type house in Hensall area.
Listings requested.
CALL BILL MICKLE
at 262-5708 Hensall.
AL SINNOTT REALTY LTD..
Realtor 40tfne
FOUR BEDROOM BRICK house,
living room, dining room, kitch-
en, basement completely fin-
ished for sec room, electric
heat. Phone 235-0664. 39-40c
6 REGISTERED LOTS on Huron
St. East. One in town, five in
township. W. Woodall, 2627
Westminster Blvd., Windsor.
40-42"
EXETER — Three or four bed-
room frame house, kitchen, liv-
ing room, bath, oil furnace,
close to school, immediate pos-
session. Phone 235-1936. 39-40c
KIPPEN — 1.6 acres, house
partly restored; plumbing and
water installed; $9,500, Apply to
Box R D S The Exeter Times-
Advocate. 40-42c
MODERN electrically heated
brick home, two blocks from
downtown, garage attached with
paved driveway, five years old.
Includes three bedrooms, kitch-
en, dining room; living room
and bath all on ground floor.
Hardwood floors. Full basement
with laundry room. Sewerage
recently installed. Phone 235-
1066 or 234-6420. 10: 15tfnc
NEW 3 - BEDROOM home, at-
tached garage, now under con-
struction
'
Pryde Blvd., Exeter.
Phone 245-2095 or 245-0454.
20tfnc
EXETER — Brick ranch, Own-
er moving to London, must sell
this lovely 3 bedroom home
with attached garage, country
atmosphere with city comfort.
Phone Dan Fraser 672-4300 any-
time or res. 228-6968. Karl Hob-
yan Real Estate Ltd. Realtor.
40c
11 Properly For Rent
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Duncan Roland McCaffrey.
deceased.
All persons having claims
against the estate of Duncan
Roland McCaffrey, late of the
Town of Exeter, in the County
of Huron, who died on or about
the 15th day of June, 1971, are
required to file particulars of
same with Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors, of Exeter, Ontario by
the 9th day of October, 1971,
after which date the estate will
be distributed having regard
only to those claims of which
notice has been received.
Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors for the Executrix,
Exeter, Ontario, 38-40e
NOTICE RESPECTING
ASSESSMENT APPEALS
Municipality of:
THE VILLAGE OF HENSALL
The assessment roll may be
inspected during business hours
at the Clerk's Office, located
at Hensall.
Any complaint with respect
to an assessment on the assess-
ment roll may be brought to
the Review Court pursuant to
section 52 of the Assessment
Act, R.S.O. 1970, c.32 as amend-
ed by section 10 of The Assess-
ment Act,, 1971.
Notices of Complaint must be
made in writing either by let-
ter or on forms available at
the Clerk's Office.
For purposes of identification,
please include your name and
postal address, and the rea-
son(s) for complaint. If pos-
sible, note also the assessment
roll number, the street address,
concession and lot number, and
the municipality in which the
property under complaint is sit-
uated.
Any Notice of Complaint shall
be mailed by ordinary mail to
the Regional Registrar named
below, and, in addition, by
registered mail to any person
whose assessment is complain-
ed of, not later than the 31st
day of October, 1971.
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HOUSEHOLD AUCTION
of Furniture, Appliances
and 'Antiques
at 187 HIGH ST., CLINTON,
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 ,
),); at 1:15,, p.m.
e'Odettents include Admiral 23"
Color TV; 9 pee, dining room
suite; chesterfield; 2 matching
chairs; 2 matching china cabi-
nets; two 4 pee. bedroom
suites( one 'antique); Leonard
24" electric range; Admiral
frost free refrigerator; Coffield
electric dryer; large variety of
dishes china and antique arti-
cles. Full listing next week.
ESTATE OF LILLIAN McEWEN
RATHWELL'S
AUCTION SERVICE
Appraisers
Brucefield 482-3120 40c
FUND RAISING AUCTION
FOR THE
VARNA UNITED CHURCH
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23
at 1:00 p.m.
Donations and consignments
appreciated.
For more information, call
262-5351 or 482-3214
RATHWELL'S
AUCTION SERVICE
Brucefield 482-3120 40-41c
TWO BEDROOMS $149.00
RENTALS—Floor sanders, floor
edgers; power hand saws; belt
sanders; 1/4 & 1/2 " drills; port-
able television; power mowers;
floor polishers. Beavers Hard-
ware, 235-1033, 2:22tfnc
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT---
Plywood forms, wedges, form
ties stocked, power trowel,
small mixer, etc, Phone 238--
4954 after five or Saturdays.
N. J. Corriveau, Zurich.
PER MONTH
CALL 235-1863
LOT FOR SALE
APPROXIMATELY 4 acres, cor-
ner of No. 4 Hwy. and Crediton
read. Good location for small
or medium size industry
APARTMENT FOR RENT
EXETER — 1 bedroom epart-
ment on Main St. Large living
room, bath, kitchen, verandah,
driveway, $67,00 per month,
4:24tfnc
CONSTRUCTION scaffolding; eat-
tension ladder; skil saw; ad-
ding Machine; sump pump; 12
& 20 ton hydraulic jacks; hand
lawn sprayer; utility trailer;
tette') carrier; 16' van; rolling
home, Whiting Rental, 63 Main
St. S., just south of river
bridge. ltfne
20 Wanted To Rent
JOHN BURKE
Limited — Broker
Lew Cost Auto Insurance
Fire InSttratite
Real Estate
Mortgages
Trust Certificates
Devon Building
Phone 235-1863 39tfile
OCTOBER 30,1971 — CREDITON COMMUNITY HALL
ANTIQUE AUCTION 250 LOTS
NOVEMBER 6,1971 TOWN HALL, MITCHELL, ONTARIO‘
THE WWI. HOFFLICK COLLECTION OF PRIMITIVES
— 250 LOTS
SPACE SUITABLE for beauty
salon needed in Grand Bend.
Preferably in business section
on yearly rental basis. Apply
to Box S I3 P The Exeter Tiniest
Advocate, 40-410
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