Times-Advocate, 1986-07-09, Page 2316 f or Salt,
CUSTOM MADE TRAILER for lawn cut-
ting operation. Phone 235-2815 after 6 p.m.
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ARTIST
SUPPLIES
Artboards, Brushes,
Acrylic Paints,
Charcoal Pencils, Art Nibs
Sketch Pads, Calligraphy.
. EXETER
TIMES -ADVOCATE
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GARAGE SALE - Sat. 9-5. 20 Nelson St.
Exeter. 26-29c
GREEN HAY, excellent quttty. Mostly
alfalfa. Baled June 2 no rain. Call John den
Otter, Kirkton 229-8232. 28SA
dB., 23 channel base with power mike,
C:B. antenna with 50 ft. of cable. Phone
235-0357. 28SA
BABY GRAND PIANO, antique
Mathushek rectangular. Best offer. Singer
Diana electronic sewing machine. Last
tune-up March, 1986. 5300. Phone
262-5072. 28SA
74 HOLIDAY TRAILER, 19 ft. tandem
axle, sleeps six, shower, oven, fridge, fur-
nace, awning, TV aerial. Phone after 5
p.m. 229-6214. 27:28c
ORIGINAL Quebec Soya Margarine,
special never before offered. Buy one case
4 kg. tubs of margarine for 534.50 and get
one large tub free (525.88 value). For
delivery call London collect at 673-5894.
27:28c
FRESH CAULIFLOWER
& BROCCOLI
Wholesale prices
Other produce in season
VISSCHER FARMS
3 miles west of Exeter on Hwy 83
OPEN Daily 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
CLOSED Sundays
Phone 237-3442
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MIMEOGRAPH - electric Gestetner model
310 with supplies. Suitable for club, church
or small business. $250. Phone 262-5122.
27:28'
DINING TABLE, 42" circular and two
chairs, wood $110; 3 drawer mahogany
chest 575; All in excellent condition. Phone
238-8941: 27:28c
WEDDING DRESS and veil. Round bale
carrier. 65(10' trailer. Gardener's trailer 4
cu. ft. Phone 237-3724, 235-1993 evenings.
28tfn
G.T. 550 SUZUKI $550 certified. 4'x8'
utility trailer $250. 1979 Cougar XR7, white
with blue interior $2600 certified or 52500
as is. Phone 262-3129. 27:28c
CASSETE CAR STEREO Pioneer
KP -8500 AM/FM (in dash) two 2 way front
speakers (TS -108) and two 3 way rear
speakers (TS -695). Lear Jet 10 band
equalizer. 70 watt total. Best offer. Phone
235-1707 after 4 p.m. 28'
GARAGE SALE - Saturday, July 12, 4
miles east on Hwy. 83. Lots of stuff.28c
YARD SALE at Mack's Hensall, 172
Queens St. July 12, 8 a.m. 28c
GARAGE SALE Sat. July 12, 9-4. Zurich
Goshen St. North. Old chairs, dishes,
crafts, etc. 28'
FOUR California turbine mags, 14"x8",
one year old, and 2 tires, fits Chev, Ford
or Dodge, $250. 243 Huron West or
235-1483. 28'
YARD SALE, Sat. & Sun. July 12 & 13,
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 11/2 miles so h of
Clandeboye on Middlesex 22. Old dge,
Coleman oil heater, portable record player,
ladies clothing size 9 and 10, ' household
items and more. Rain date July 19 and 20.
28c
YARD SALE Sat. July 12. 9 a.m.
Dashwood, across from ball diamond.28c
CIRCULATING PUMPS, 1/6 h.p. $60;
gate leg table 5125; router -Craftsman com-
mercial S45; Kayak, cedar striip, hand built
S75. Phone 235=1352. 28'
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BABY CRADLE, infant snuggli carrier on-
ly used twice, tummy toner, figure slimmer.
Phone 262-2139. • 28c
BEDS - two twin antique Jenny Lynn
spindel beds, completely refinished cherry
wood. Prefer to " as pair 5500 or 5300
each. Phone 237-.3i)1or 228.6444 and.ask
for Frank. 28-30c
A.B. DICK 675 PHOTOCOPIER. 5250.
Phone 235-2121. 28:29c
17 Wanted To Buy
Family
Yard_ Sale
Sat., July 12
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Furniture, dishes, record
player and records, gently
used Ports clothing.
74 Lake Rd., Grand Bend
Garage Sale)
25 Gill Rd.,
next to school,
Grand Bend
10 speed bicycle, choirs,
small tables, dishes, some
antiques, toys and much
more.
Sat., July 12 13 a.m.`
STORAGE
SHEDS
Will build to suit at
cost of material.
Any size up to
12' x 16' x 9'6"
Sheds to be built in fall
of 1986, by building con-
struction students at the
High School
Phone: Dave Newton
2.35-0880
HAT BADGE - one regimental (brass).
Middlesex and Huron regiment. 1939-45.
Will pay up to 510. Write to Russell W.
Moore, Box 534, Bancroft, Ont. KOL ICO.
27:28'
STORAGE TRUNK in good condition.
Phone 262-5122. 27:28•
YEAR OLD LAYING HENS. Brown or
white. Phone Darrel Finkbeiner 234-6227.
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ARROWWOOD FARM
P.Y.O.
' REAI Y NOW
Purple or red raspberries
'2.00 per quart
• Red currants
'1.00 per quart
Starting Soon
Blueberries '1.25 Ib.
Go 4" roads south of
Melbourne on Cou ty
Road 9, turn right, gd %
mile. .
Open 8 - 8 Mon. - Fri.
8 - 6 Sot_,,& closed Sunday
one 289-2403
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18 Wanted
BRICK HOUSES & barns for demolition,
also for sale good used (umber, doors, win-
dows, bricks, cement block and interlock-
ing paving stones. Phone 235-1662 after 5
p. m. 26-29c
FARMERS to grow hay for a cash crop,
time left to order seed before August plan-
ting. Excellent market for quality hay. Con-
tact Jim Bearss 235-2984 evenings. 26tfn
ADDISON TWO COLOUR plastic radios
wanted. Paying S50 to S150. Phone collect
(416) 641-1420. 28x
19 Property For Sale
FANTASTIC CENTRALIA OPPOR-
TUNITY to operate your own business.
Modern store and apartment a sure money
maker. Owner ill. Phone 228-6236. 28SA
LOVELY TREED LOT 87x132, 4
.bedrooms, new wiring, plumbing, roof,
main floor laundry and family room,
detached 2 car garage, large storage shed
559,900. Phone 236-4483 or 235-0350.28SA
***SAVE REAL ESTATE FEES'•'. 3
bedroom brick bungalow tastefully
decorated, new high efficiency gas furnace,
finished family room, close to schools and
downtown. Priced to sell 556,500. Call after
6 p.m. for appointment. 235-1107. 28SA
BUNGALOW - 2 bedrooms, attached
garage, overlooking McNaughton Park, in
excellent repair. Phone 235-2515. 28:29'
CENTRALIA - good starter home, 3
bedrooms, kitchen, dining room, fenced
yard, attached workshop, previously
rented: Asking 526,500. Phone 227-1263.
28c
3 ACRE COUNTRY PROPERTY -
locaied between Exeter and Hensall on no.
4 highway. 3 bedroom brick bungalow,
finished basement, breezeway, 2 car garage,
metal clad barn with 6 horse stalls, drilled
well. This property is a must to see. Bob
Thomas 482-3096, Bill Clifford Realtor
524-9097. 28c
20 Property For Rent
INDUSTRIAL or WAREHOUSE space
for rent. Call 235-0141. 16tfnc
PRIME RETAIL or OFFICE space
available. Call 235-0141. 16tfnc
TOWNHOUSE, 3 bedrooms, Simcoe St.,
Available Aug. 1. Phone 236-4230. 19tfn
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. 2 bedroom
fully-broadloomed country home apart-
ments. Separate new gas furnaces, treed
yard, garden plot, $250. monthly. Adults.
First, last, lease. Phone 235-0392 or
235-2430. 23tfn
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT. $216.81
per month. Phone 473-3340. 24tfn
APARTMENT - one large single bedroom
apartment $250 month; Heat and water
supplied. Available immediately. Clan Lan
Apartments 227-4621. Ask for Larry.25tfn
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom apt. for rent.
Heat included, no children or pets please.
Available July 15. Phone 235-1469 after 6
p.m. 26tfn
APARTMENT, 2 bedrooms, fridge and
stove supplied. Available July 1st. Phone
235-2087 after 6:30. 26tfn
ALL NEW 3 -one bedroom apartments
above Standard Trust. Fully carpeted, ap-
pliances included. Front door security.
Suitable for adults. No pets. Available Ju-
ly 15, 1986. References required. Phone
235-1060. 26tfn
ONE BEDROOM Apartment available
Aug. 1, heat and stove included. 5225. per
month. Between Exeter and Lucan. Phone
293-3011. 28tfn
21 For Rent
PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges; portable ce-
ment mixer, power trowels, wheelbarrows,
etc. Form tics stocked. Call Corriveau Ren-
tals by 8:30 a.m. or after 5 p.m. Weekdays.
anytime Saturday. 736-4954 Zurich.16tfn
THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium
for rentals including weddings, meetings,
banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films,
etc. Kitchen facilities available. Contact
Ellison Travel, 235-2000. 8tfr(
ROYAL RESORT a little bit of heaven on
the beautiful shores of Balsam Lake, Hwy.
35, Weekly rates 5299-5399, p.p./dbld. in-
cluding meals. Various children's rates.
4 -Star Rated RR 7, Fcnclon Falls, Ont.
KOM I NO. (705) 454-8004. 27x
22 For Sale or Rent
TRAILERS - Travel, 5th Wheels, Hard-
tops, New and Used. Ciolden Falcon, Pro-
wler, Lionel, Fibco. Hitches, Truck Caps,
Running Boards. Sales, Rentals, Repairs,
Camp -Out liwy. 8, 1 mi. W. of Stratford.
393-5938. 14-31c
MOBILE: HOME 12'00' with add-on
room. Phone 237-3724 days or 235-1993
evenings. 25tfn
28 Auction Sales
McLEAN AUCTION CENTRE, Lindsay
accepting farm mantinery, Tractors, con-
struction equipment, tools, vehicles. boats,
motorcycles, riding mowers. For our mon-
thly sales call (705) 324-2783. 28x
(NIIMaI�o®oao3
INotice of Corning
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Aur~tions
Saturday, July 19 for the
°estate of Vyrne John Weido,
11/4 miles west of Dashwood,
Hwy. 83 `Antiques, tractors,
harvesting equipment,
machinery and tools. Also
selling for a neighbour the
late Irvin Devine a loader
tractor gad machinery. Com-
plete IisT»ng in next week's
.t paper.
Saturday, July 26 for Mr.
o Frank McClinche)►, 5 miles
north of Zurich. Antiques,
household,, tractors and a full
E line of machinery.
'Auctioneer Johh Finlay
236-4814 '
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Fireworks attract
huge GB audience
Canada Day fireworks on the beach
at Grand Bend drew a huge crowd.
With blankets, picnic suppers, snacks
of french fries and soft drinks. Kids of
all ages thronged to the main beach
to enjoy a fireworks display, spon-
sored by the GB and Area Chamber
of Commerce, that has gained a
reputation as "the best" for miles
around.
The crowd spread all the way to
Oakwood, but concentrated mostly at
the foot of main street. They sat on top
of cars in both parking lots, filled the
turnaround circle, lined every curb
and stone fence, four or five lines deep
on the sloping grass of beachfront pro-
perty on Government Rd. and out on-
to the pier.
Some enterprising types fashioned
themselves reclining armchairs by
digging a trough in the sand then lin-
ing it with a blanket so they could lie
back to witness the spectacle in the
sky without getting a stiff neck.
Vying for attention in the beautiful
sight category, about 125 boats of all
shapes and sizes with running lights
twinkling and reflecting in the calm
water, anchored off the shoreline for
a grandstand view. While waiting for
complete darkness several boats pro-
vided their own impromptu fireworks
displays of sparklers.
Receiving a government grant to
partially help defray costs, the
Chamber voted to hold the display on
July 1 rather than on the holiday
weekend itself. They were right. The
day was hot and sultry, the crowds
headed to the beach for the day, and
Reeve Harold Green was heard to
declare in passing, that he had pass-
ed a bylaw that the rain would hold
off until after midnight.
Starting in early evening, Gene
Grenier of Rollies Sports began to
build up and set the display. Gene is
responsible for the choices and pac-
ing of the works according to colour
and type. However it requires a team
of about 20 people at the time of fir-
ing, to keep the show on schedule.
About half of the display is set up to
be electrically controlled. There is a
great deal of thought and research
behind the scene of this 20 minute,
$5,000.00 extravaganza.
As the crowd wended its way slow-
ly up the main street one delighted
patron was heard to remark "Gee,
that was great! The only thing miss-
ing was playing 0 Canada over the
P.A. system."
* Filson & Robson *
COMING AUCTIONS
* July 9 Antique and 4t
* household, Est. B. Hobbs, 105 *
* Henderson St., Aliso Craig, *
*11:00
* July 10 Antique and *
# household, Mrs. Clarke, $.W.
4#c* of Ailsa Craig, 6:00
* July 11 Household and*
* tools, D. Gray, 80 Colbourne *
* St,, Strathroy, 6:00 *
July 12 Antique and*
household, A .Gardhan, Sim- t
* cor St., Komoka, 12:30
July 16 Household and an- *
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tique, L. Hiuser, Con. 5, *
Nissouri Twp. 1:00
July 1,9,Household and shop
* equip., J. Alex Young, 228
* Main St., Lucan, 10:00 4t
* July 23 Consignment, furn. *
*and misc., Ilderton Fair*
Grounds, 6:00 4c
t July 24 Clearing Farm, A. t
* Cocquyt, Edgewood, 6:00 *
4( July 26 Haying and livestock'
* equip., J. Dickenson, Con. 14*
* London Twp 1:00 4(
*July 30 Clearing Auction.*
* John Haskett, Con. 13, Lon -'t
* don Twp. 4t
tAugust 2 Household and t
* bldgs., Jim Monteith, Con. 5, *
* Nissouri Twp. 4t
* August 8 learing Farm, Jim*
4c Sutherland, Mt. Brydges. *
4c August 9 Clearing Auction, 4t
* Charles Dufton, Nissouri t
. Twp. *
* Auctioneers *
Hugh Filson 666-0833 *
* Tom Robson 666-1967
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"Cliff Knip Livestock Equipment Sales"
- Livestock scales (beam), cattle, pig handling equip
ment etc.
- Scales and Capital facilities eligible for 2/3 grant
,ider provincial 5 year red meat plan. Stocker
Slaughter, Cow calf and red veal and pork.
- Weighing incentive grant also,
Cliff Knip, RR Ti.Lucan NOM 2J0
Phone 227-1152
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Twilight
Auction Sale
of household furnishings, some antiques and misc. Items
at 6:30 p.m. Thursday evening, July 17, 1986.
To be held at the Zurich Arena for Mrs. Nora Theander
of Maplewood Apartments, Zurich, Ontario.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Hida bed (colonial), recliner chair,
tub choir, swivel rocker, china cabinet, large gate leg drop leaf
table, coffee and 2 end tables, B & W TV, pole, floor and table
lamps, pictures and frames, tapestry, 2-39 inch beds complete,
triple dresser and mirror, chest of drawers night table and cedar
chest, table and 4 chairs, 7 cu. ft. deep freeze, vacuum cleaner
Electrohome fan, kettle, clock, radio, iron, polisher, silverware,
dishes, pots and pans, several linens, quilts, blankets and
pillows, folding stools, lawn chairs, patio table and several
other items.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: small square 'table, candle
holders, oil lamp, and more.
TERMS CASH.
For information contact Auctioneer Norm Whiting
235-0680 or 235-1931
Times -Advocate, July 9, 1986 Page 7A
AUCTION SALE
Antigen, furniture, appliances etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's
Auction Barn, Clinton for Roy Gingerich of Zurich and the Estate
of Janice Pavey plus additions.
Saturday, July 12 at 10 a.m.
Old upright freezer, 24" electric stove, wringer washer, treadle
sewing machine, pressback rocker, 2 platform rockers, chester-
field and chair, floor model hi fi, old floor model radio, good
exercise bike, steel crib, chrome table and six chairs, 2 anti-
que dressers w/mirrors, 4 chests of drawers, buffet, Electrolux
vacuum cleaner, 6 gal. crock, 2 oil lamps, bottle capper, small
pool table, dishes and glassware, knack knacks, etc. This is a
partial listing only.
TERMS CASH.
Richard Lobb Auctioneer, Clinton 482-7898
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of Antiques, household, house trailer, farm im-
* plements, etc. For Marie and Len Hauser, Lot 22, *
* Con. 5, Nissouri Twp., 5 mi. N.E. of Thorndale,
* 3 mi. S. of Wellburn. Across frdim Elliott Farm *
* Equip.
Wed., July 16 - 1 p.m.
* ANTIQUES: Washstands, odd chairs, picture frames, dishes,
* chestsof drawers, dressers, clocks, baskets, rocking chairs, *
* crocks, odd tins ,,trunks, wicker chair, hutch, sad irons, planes, *
* trimmers antique car parts, 2 antique guns. *
* HOUSEHOLD: Deep freeze, kitchen table, small gables, lamps, *
* pots, pans, dishes, homemade jam, bedroom suite, rardrobes,
* sealers, childrens rockers, chairs and table set, odd beds, baby *
* walkers, high chairs, desks, lamps, heavy duty sewing machine,
* tea pots, ash trays, meat grinders and slicer, platform scales,
* etc. etc. •#
*MACHINERY ETC. int. cult,4nt. 3 fur. plow, Int. 7 ft. mower, *
. # tht,.side rake, Cockshutt baler, Cockshutt mower, snowblower, *
* tufnip pulper, bikes and ports, hardwood flooring, truck topper. *
* TRAILER: Silver Arrow, sleeps 1, 13 ft. complete with sink and *
*stove. This is a very partllal list only. *
* TERMS: Cash sole day. Lunch booth.
* Hugh Filson Tom Robson *
Auction Sale
* 666-0833 666-1967
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Auction Sale
of Antiques, pharmacy equipment, bottles, bookcase, etc., to
be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton, Ontario for
Kingsley Salton of Mitchell, Ontario. (Original owner was J.W.
Cull 1875-1890).
Wednesday, July 16th at 6:30 p.m.
10 various sizes of mortars and pestles, 1 iron mortar and pestel,
8 hand blown glass powder dispensers with lids and applied
blueglassrings. Approximately 150 apothecary bottles, perfume
bottles, 6 - white ointment jars with gold leaf pattern, hand
blown window show globe, bottle labels, 2 - apothecary scales,
one with marble, grain weights, pill roller with marble slab,
baby scales, 6 - seidlitz powder moulds,suppository moulds, 2
- marble ointment slabs, cork press, oldcork screw, small lift
top desk, antique oak shelf unit with adjustable shelves and
4 glass doors, storage drawers, bunsen burner, 7 - spatulas,
test tube holder, Beehive bell string dispenser, wooden string
dispenser with lid, paper dispenser, old calendars, series of
magazines (40) on the history of the Pharmacist, tin latern.
VETERINARY TOOLS: 2 - bull humbugs, 1 - trocar (bloat poke),
jaw spreader. TERMS CASH.
Auctioneer Richard Lobb, Clinton 482-7898
Owner Kingsley Salton Mitchell 348-8653
(Retired Pharmacist - 1942 - 1973)
Auction by Coulter
For Vicki Horbanuik, first farm southwest of
Lucan OPP Station (Former Joe Haskett Farm);
watch for signs on
Saturday, July 12 at 12:30 p.m.
APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE 2 four burner electric stoves,
2 refrigerators, 2 single beds, old dressers, chesterfield,
assorted tables and chairs, small organ, 2 colour TVs, good
condition. .
ANTIQUES love seat, vases, dishes, dolls, miniature lamps, 2
large iron kettles, crocks, carnvial glass, cedar chest, 4 arrow
back chairs, Renfrew scale, farm tools, "303" rifle.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: There will be a large selection of glass
ornaments and dishes in good condition, mostly old or antique.
MACHINERY Case "400" pull type combine, MF "92" self pro-
pelled combine (for parts), M.F. 4 furrow 3 pt hitch plow, John
Deere 2 row corn planter, quantity of old machinery for scrap,
M.F. No. 12 baler, MTD ride -on mower, 34" cut (good cond),
chain saw, 19" electric mower, barn jack.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with I.D. Owner or auctioneer not
responsible for accidents.
Auctioneer: Bruce Coulter Gwen Coutier - Clerk
Grand Bend 238-8000
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Large . Furniture, Antiques' &
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For information phone 227-4461 or 293-3274
Owners or auctioneers not responsible
for accidents sale .day.
FURNITURE & ANTIQUES Admiral refrigerator, 4 burner gas
stove, Hotpoint apartment size deep freeze, Hoover spin washer
dryer, electric Singer sewing machine, open front book case,
occasional chairs, antique square extension fable and leather
seated chairs, electric lamps, chicken coop chairs, small tables,
roll away bed, buffet,wash stands, crib, antique chest, dressers,
hump back trunk, some bedding and linen, arrow back chairs,
pressed bock choirs, nursing rocker, odd choirs, antique hall
bench, wicker rocker, new sun cot with mattress, antique old
wooden washer, chesterfield and chair, electric heaters, kit-
* then cupboard sliding doors, 3 old oil lamps, kitchen tables,
* small drop leaf table, large wooden wardrobe, high chair, 5
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* piece parlour set real old, harvest table, swivel office chair,
* piano stool with back, 2 flat to wall cupboards, Boston rocker,
* gun stalk chairs, smoll wall cupboard, magazine rock, older
* refrigerator, copper boilers, old billiard table, Inglis clothes
* dryer, Princess wood stove.
* MISC. old forge and blacksmith tools, some old new car parts,
* riding lawn mower, Canadiana 8 HP, fertilizer spreader, new
* Troy Bilt Jr. roto tiller, ladders, steel roofing, sheet metal pipes
* and plenum, table saw, hand tools, garden tools, antique car
* parts, electric drills, set of dies, old lanterns, floor jack, anti-
* que hand tools, new Stanley garage door opener, aluminum
* boat, numerous misc. articles.
* Auctioneers
* Hugh Filson Tom Robson
11666-0833 666.1967
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AUCTION
SALE
of valuable real estate, household furnishings, antiques
and misc. items on Sat., July 12/86 12:30 noon, sharp. 282
Andrew St., Exeter Ont. For Miss Helen Westcott.
REAL ESTATE: consists of 1'/: storey brick house, main floor,
living rtiom, dining room, kitchen, small bath, back entrance.
Second floor, 3 bedrooms with large closets, sun room, 3 pc.
both. Full basement. Verandah across front. One car garage.
This house and garage are situated on a shaded lot, 1 block
from schools, one block from church, 1 block from post office,
2 blocks from downtown. Part lot 66 and 68, Plan 376 of the
Town of Exeter, county of Huron, Province of Ontario. Proper-
ty will be sold at 2 p.m. subject to a resonable reserve bid.
Terms of real estate 10% down day of sale balance in 30 days.
ANTIQUES. a COLLECTABLES: round'oak pedestal table with
round base and 5 leaves, set of 6 oak chairs, oak buffet, cor-
ner china cabinet, set of 4 pressback choirs, wicker choir,
rocker, odd chairs, oval parlor table, other parlor tables, hall
table, Duncan Phyfe coffee table, wall rack with mirror, wall
paper rack, clock shelf, record cabinet, oil painting in beautiful
frame, several other pictures and frames, 2 cedar chests,
dresser with oval mirror, spool bed and dresser, sewing
machine, 3 ft., ench, radio, oak mantle clock, crocks and jugs,
8copper kettle, iron fry pan, several dishes, such as cranberry,
biscuit jar, 75 pc. set of dishes (Breath of Spring), oil lamps,
Cocoa pot, several pc. of R.S. Germany, Nippon, depression
press glass, silverware and some old Colony, linens.
HOS,JSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: chester'lield and chair, hostess
chair, platform rocker, day bed, 25" colour TV, floor and table
lamps, 2, 8' x 9' carets, mirror, 4 pc. bedroom suite, 2 pc.
bedroom suite, refrigerator, range, deep freeze,kitchen table,
and 4 choirs, card table, toaster, iron, waffle iron, kettle, radio,
dishes, pots and pans, silverware, linens, quilts and pillows,
Mind and garden tools,, step ladder, many other items.-Tettns
cash..,for information contact
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
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