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The Exeter Lakeview boys gain
ed (mother victory vn Thursday eve
ning of last week when they defeat
ed. Fullarton by a score of 14-3.
I Eagleson the winning pitcher did
a fine job, allowing only four hits.
The
zI good
| they
man
Lakeview hoys got off to a
start in the first inning, when
scored six runs. Hat. Holtz-
and C. Wein each hitting al
Fullarton opened their
! BIRTHS
COCHRANE—At St. Joseph’s Hospi-j homer,
tai, London, on Thursday, June lb,’scoring in the third inning when
1943, to Lieut, W. G.
Cochrane, of Exeter, a
(Martha Jane).
COOPER
nursing home,
June 16, 1943,
Hubert 'Cooper,
daughter.
’FENTON—To Mr.
J ard Fenton, of
’ Thursday, June 10, 1943, a son.
FLYNN—At Mrs. Godbolt's HospL
tai on Thursday, June 10. J
to Mr. and Mrs. <
of Centralia, a son.
McKENZIE—At Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth, on Monday,
June 14, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs.4
Wm. McKenzie, of Kippen, a
daughter (Flora Grace), <
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FOR SALE NOTICES
VELVA LEG FILM
You con groom your legs as meticulously as
your face. You just smooth it on easily, speedily,
over your sleek pare legs. Buff it down when
dry, and it won’t rub off.
Fashion-right shades for day and evening,
JUN BEIGE or SUN BRONZE
Velva Leg Film, 1-00
Robertson’s Drug Store
HARPLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mills and fam
ily, of Granton, visited on Sunday
■with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hickey,
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kayes and
Geraldine, of Toronto, who have
been holidaying at Mrs. Kayes’
home here and in Shipka, left on
Sunday for their home in Toronto.
The storm on Saturday night did
considerable damage around here.
Mr. W. Hick’s bam was badly
damaged and a number of trees in
his orchard were uprooted also Mr.
W. Eaglesons' wind mill was blown
over with a number of orchard
trees and shade trees uprooted.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Parizean who were married
on Saturday.
’> ' M U.-*1**5 *■
and Mrs. hbey got one run. They were kept
daughter scoreless then until the seventh
when two more runs were
Exeter scored two in each
second ami fourth innings,
the fifth and three in the
t inningI scored.
{of the
I one in
J seventh.
J The Mitchell lim-up is as follows
[Cole, c.; Pearn, p.; Clark, 1st b.; W.
Davies, 2nd b.; Brown, 3rd bG H.
onlDavies, ss; ,M. Dougall, l.f.; Haynes,
c.f.; Harmer, r.f,; .| Exeter—G, Wein, c.; Eagleson,
Juuu 10, T^’P-i c- Wein» lst b- Gaiser, 2nd b.;
Clayton Flynn, j Holtzman, 3rd b.; Holtzman, ss.;
“ '..................Hayter,
FOR SALE—Grey Percheron horse,
eight years old. Apply to John
Heywood. Elimville, 16;17*
Hunter’s
Wednesday,
and Mrs,
a
-At Mrs. Geo.
on
to Mr.
of Stephen,
and Mrs. How-
Merriton,
3rd b.; Holtzman,
r.f,; S, Wein, l.f.
PIGS FDR -SALE—11 choice York
suckers. George Link, phone 34r
21, Dashwood. tfc
FOR SALE—1936 Ford coach ' in
good condition, will sell cheap.
Phone 145 Exeter, 17c
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Eketer taxes may be paid to
collector in the town
29, and 30, Hours:
12.00 a.m, and 1.3 0
p.m. W. C. Pearce,
the
88.hall, June
9,00 a.m. to
p.m. to 5.30
Tax Collector.
17:24c
WANTED
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, ETC.
The undersigned auctioneer has
received instructions to sell by pub
lic
at
HOUSE WANTED—I have buyers
for houses in the Village of Exe*
ter.
. ing
talk
ard.
aution in the
VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND
SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1943
1.30 o’clock sharp, the following;
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—1 par
lor suite, 4 small centre tables, 1
easle, 3 beds, mattress and springs;
2 dressers, 3 wash stands, 2 cook
stoves, 1 nearly new; 1 dining-room
table and six chairs, 1 arm chair,
3 rocking chairs, 1 electric wash
ing machine, 1 side board, 2
bureaus, 1 fall leaf table, 1 cup
board, 1 writing desk, 1 lawn mow
er, 3 couches, 1 clock, electric iron,
electric toaster, 2
en chairs, 1 rug
hooked mats, tin
curtains, pictures,
clothes horse,
feather tick.
REAL ESTATE—Cement block,
two storey house, village of Grand
Bend, Twp, of Bosenquet.
House and lot sold subject to
reserve bid.
TERMS — CASH
Aquilla Sharrow and Norman
Turnbull, executors of the estate
of the late Joseph Sharrow.
J. W. HOLT, Clerk
ART WEBER, Auctioneer
FOR SALE—1 Doherty range,, in
good condition; 1 kitchen cabi
net and 1 large cupboard. Apply
to Mrs. Charles Godbolt, Exeter,
17 c
If you are considering sell-
your property, com® in and
the matter over. C. V. Pick-l Kestle,
c.f.
t The
Thames
day night by a store of 12-4. The
Exeter boys have been playing
their home games at Dashwood.
Thames Road line-up—Morgan,
on Monday, June 1.4, > e.; Russel, p.; Ballantyne. 3rd b.;
and Mrs. Robert ‘ Hocking, r.f.; Passmore, l.L; Cann,
[c.f.; Pfaff, 1st b.; Christie, 2nd b.I Exeter " ~
I Eagieson,
Gaiser,
Holtzman, ss,
l.f,; Hay ter,
Watch for further notice, when
the Lakeview boys play the airport.
j TURNBULL-—In Victoria Hospital, 1
j 1943,'
I ~I
; WESTCOTT—In Victoria Hospital,
London, on Sunday, June 13, 1943,
to Mr. and Mrs. Roylance Wfest-
eott, a daughter.
IN MEMORIAM
KERSLAKE—In loving memory of
Mrs. Wellington Kerslake, who
died June 20, 1942.
You are gone but not forgotten,
Never shall your memory fade.
Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger
Around the grave where you are
laid.
Sadly missed by her husband and
daughter Mary.
London,
Turnbull,
to Mr.
of Exeter, a
MARRIAGES
san.
COLE-BLATCHFOR.D—In
Monday, June 14, by
Duncan McTavish, Ida
ford. R.N,, ^Detroit, to Wesley S.
Cole Phm. X Exeter,Cole Phm. B,
Lakeview’ boys
Road at Dashwood
trimmed
on Mon-
line-up- -G. Wein, c.;
p.; C. Wein, 1st b.;
2nd b,; Holtzman, 3rd b.;
Kestm, r.f.; S. Wein,
c.f.
FOR SALE—Owing to the short
age of ftgrass and labour, we have
decided to sell eight Holstein
heifers. They are from our T.B.
and blood tested herd. The Sire
of six of these was from a 19000
pound cow. Two are bred. These
are an exceptionally good lot of
dairy heifers.
Also 900 Rock and Sussex pul
lets. Phone 85 r 43 Hensall, Oliv
er Rowcliffe, Hensall,
HELP WANTED
GIRL WANTED— For light house
keeping duties, willing to go to
Oakwood beach, Grand Bend for
July. Apply stating wages requiri-
ed and with references to Box
No. 280R Exeter.. 17c
MISCELLANEOUS
London
the ’Rev
F. Blat-
i !
News From
NUMBER 9 S. F. T. S.
(Continued from page 1)DUNSFORD—BAEKER — In Brus
sels United church
June 12, 1943,
younger daughter of Mrs. Alfred
Baeker and the late Mr. Baeker, hitters. Undaunted the players prov-
of Brussels to Staff Sgt. William ed themselves impervious to all com-
Charles Dunsford, son
Mrs. Percy Dunsford,
by Rev. Wilson.
Aon Saturday W.D.’s put on a great exhibition.
Mary Elizabeth, large number of spectators did their
utmost to rattle the level-headed
of Mr. and' ments and turned in a fine perform-
of Exeter, ance, The officers team proved quite
'a surprise. At one point in the game
: the Senior N.C.O.’s were fifteen
runs in advance. However the
gfficers rallied and after a great
struggle succeeded in winning with
a two point lead. Needless to say
the Senior N.C.O.’s are gunnng for
i Them. The coining games between
’ ! these two teams should make for
softball history. A Station Softball
| team and a Station Hard Ball team
-MeQUEEN -— At the ’ jg contemplated. Enthusiasm runs
and Mrs. Stewart: high and we anticipate a most
Hensall, on Satur-1 joyable and successful season.
1943, their young-1 ~
Helen Grace, to!
Traqyair, son of delighted with the new Airmen’s and
Melville Traquair, Airwomen’s Chib Room. The finish-
Rev. R. A. Brook., jng. touches are now being added
DFATFm an<* we l°ol< forward to making
’ use of this unusually fine building.
SNELL—At St. Catharines General! * * * *
Hospital, on Saturday, June Sth, I Our Padre Fit. Lieut, Moynan
1943, Lloyd Franklin Snell, form-lwas to have addressed Town Hall
on Thursday evening. At the last
moment he wsa unable to attend.
Pinch-hitting for the occasion was
SALTER—McKAI G—A t
Street United church
on Saturday,
Mary Vietta
ter of Mrs.
Hensall, to
Salter, only
the James
parsonage,
1943, MissJune 12,
McKaig, only daugh-
Mary McKaig,
Mr.
son
Salter, of Exeter
Irwin B.A.
TRAQUAIR-
home of Mr.
McQueen, of
day, June 12,
est daughter,
Wilmer John
Mr. and Mrs.
of Hensall, by
i
The annual reunion of the Pym
family will be held on "Wednesday
June 30. at the home of Ernest
Pym. Please send in names and
addresses of boys in the sen-ice.
Come and bring your basket for
supper. Dishes are supplied but no
sugar.
Charles
of Mrs.
by Rev.
of
Gould
Emily ,
A. B.!
en-
We know that everyone will
*
erly of Crediton, in his 3 Sth year.
ENGAGEMENTS
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE on
fat cattle, 1 fresh Durham cow,
1 bean cultivatoi’ in first class
shape. Apply to J. Caidwell,
phone 13rll. 17*
CASH FOR FOX HORSES—Dead
animals removed. Two-hour ser
vice day or night. Phone Credi
ton 47rl5, collect. Jack Wil
liams.
LOST
WARNING
The Exeter dump (ground has
been cleaned up and the roadway
cleared at a considerable expense
to the municipality. The dump
LOST—Lever for Massey drill, one
mile east of Centralia. Leave at
Times-Advocate. s 17*) ground is strictly reserved for the
- ■ use of the citizens of Exeter. All I refuse must be dumped off of the
[ driveways and well back from the
~. front -of the grounds. The Munici
pal Council
1 to keep the
warn that
be followed
STRAYED
I
be;
STRAYED—From lot 10, con. 10 '
on or about June 1, one fall red ,
steer calf, tag in right ear. Fin
der please notify Warren Brock.;
Phone Kirkton 4r3. 17cj
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COTTAGE FOR SALE — Hydro,?
town water and lots. Frame ■
house with good baijn and four’ In the estate of
lots. This property must be sold’LIAM BROWNING,
as owner is leaving town. Sever-: Ontario, Doctor of
al other homes. C. V. Pickard j Creditors and
Main Street. ’ claims against the above estate are
7 [required to send, full particulars of-Rooms and houses, un- sucj1 e]aims to the undersigned Ad-
Fprmshed apartments. „,inistrator witll wm Annexed on
'27*1 or before the 2nd day of July A.D.
-------- 11943, after which date the estate’s
having
regard only to claims that have
then been received.
THE CANADA TRUST COM
PANY, London, Ontario, Adminis
trator with Will Annexed, by J. W.
MORLEY, Solicitor, Exeter, On
tario.
REAL ESTATE
appeals to the citizens
grounds in shape
any infringement
by prosecution.
By Order
C. V, Pickard, Clerk.
and
will
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
JOSEPH WIL-
Iate of Exeter,
Medicine.
others having
FOR RENT-
furnished.
in Exeter and Crediton.
Pearce.
full IFOR SALE—Comfortable house, gar-' assets will be distributed,
Mr, and Mrs. Melvin King wish y®urs truly speaking briefly on In
to announce the engagement of.^13-’ Pointing out the many prob-
their eldest daughter ]
retia to Alvin William, youngest son »
of Mr. and Mrs. Reinhard Willert,
of Dashwood, the marriage to
place the latter part of June.
CARDS OF THANKS
age and good garden in Dash
wood. Reasonable price with
terms. Brick house, garage, gar
den and extra lots in Hensall. W.
C. Pearce. 27*
Place an .advertisement here and
watch the results.
mirrors, 4 kitch-
9x12, home-made
flour bin, dishes,
3 tin barrels, 1
pillows, cushions,
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK AND
IMPLEMENTS
E. Nairn, auctioneer will sellIV.
by Public Auction on
LOT 2, CX)N, 11, USBORNE
1 miles south-east of Woodham
WEDNESDAY,
commencing at 1
following:
HORSES-
of mares,
CATTLE-
1 Holstein
& Durham
years old;
steers &
spring
bred.
HOGS—Yorkshire sow; 9 pigs,
weeks old.
IMPLEMENTS — Massey Harris,
binder, 6 foot cut, sheaf carrier and
truck; Deering mower, 5 foot cut;
International hay loader; Interna
tiona] side rake; Deering corn bin-
d"”' Deering Fertilizer drill; 11
hoe seed drill; hay tedder, corn
cultivator; McCormick - Deering
tractor 10-20; 3-furrow P.&O. plow
separator 24-36; drive belt, 100 ft.;,
wagon and box; set of trucks; hay
rack, one man rack; hay rack; set
of sleighs; grain grinder, 914 inch
plate; oat roller; set of stock scal
es; hog crate and scales; grass seed
cleaner and fanning mill combined;
Dane blower and pipes; cutting
root pulper; disc harrow;
tooth cultivator; steel land
John Deere single furrow*
plow; walking plow; scuff
sets liron harrows; 1 set of
brass mounted harness; 1 set plow
harness; 1 set of single harness;
horse collars; horse blankets; tar
paulin 9x12; emery stone; grind
stone; logging chains; fence stret
cher; grain hags; sacks; steel drum
cream separator;
ing No. 3; milk pails;
neckyokes;
and a host
Positively
shortage of
forced to sell. Everything offered,
will
JUNE S3, 1943
o’clock sharp the
—One
11 years old.
—5 Durham
cow, fresh;
Steers &
7 Hereford
Heifers,
calves; Hereford bull,
good work team
cows, fresh;
5 Hereford
Heifers, 2
6 Durham
yearlings; 5
pure
7
IIi
I box;
* spring
j roller;
I riding
Her; 2
KIRKTON
Congratulations to Miss Norma
Tufts and Miss Helen McNaughton
on obtaining all their subjects
their years work.
Mrs. Maude McLennan, of
by Mrs. McNeil? We know that both i Marys, spent a few days with
Edith Luc-1lems that face koth India and Bri- i
,n,inp.p„t „nn ! tain in the administration of this
’vast part of the British Common-)
; wealth. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Barham and Mrs. McNeil. I
At the moment Mrs. Racey is on |
leave and her place is being taken'
FUNERAL AT SEAFORTH
take ■■
Mrs. John Kellett wishes to thank q^. hostesses cordially invite all of 1 sister, 'Mrs. Mary Allan,
all the friends who remembered her’those who \aVP not yet visited'Miss Elaine Robinson spent
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who are on duty outside the Province at the date of any election
to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, who are British subjects
and who were resident in Canada for three months and in Ontario
for thirty days prioi’ to the date of their enlistment are entitled
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The Proxy vote cast for an Active Service Voter must be
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The Agent authorized to vote for an Active Service Voter
must be entitled to vote in the same Electoral District and must
be of the full age of twenty-one years.
Agents holding appointments as Proxies for Active Service
Voters must apply to the Revising Officer for their Electoral Dis
trict for confirmation of their appointment •
There is no age qualification for the Active Service Voter.
An Agent may hold any number of appointments from voters
who are within the degree of relationship to him (or her) of
wife, husband, sister, brother, parent or child.
An Agent may hold only one appointment from a voter who
is not within such degree of relationship.
It is recommended that relatives and friends of members of
the Forces who qualify according to the conditions cited above,
and Who are serving outside Ontario, forward appointment forms
to such members in order that they may be completed and re
turned in readiness for use at the next election to the Ontario
Legislature.
w Appointment forms may be secured on application to the
undersigned.
IMPORTANT: AS AN EARLY ELHW IS EXPECTED
NO TIME SHOULD BE LOST IN HAVING PROXY
APPOINTMENTS COMPLETED
D, E, HOLMES,
Clerk of the Peace.
Dated kt 'Goderich,, this 11th - Huron County,
day df June, 19f3* ' .Court House, Goderich, Ontario.
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Thomas Elder, a resident of Sea
forth for the past 25 years, died at
his home after a short illness. He
. was born in Tuckersmith Township
in November, 1868', a son of the late
William Elder and Helen Chirray,
both natives of Scotland. Mr. Elder
the farmed successfully for many years
- in Tuckersmith, and 25 years ago
, moved to Seaforth, where he has
1891, he
on
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St.
her
with cards, letters and treats while, them, to make a call. The topic for • week-end with her sister, Mrs. Lome
a patient in Victoria Hospital and ^is week will be> ‘........ !
at home. 1
Melvin King wishes to thank all
those who remembered him by vis
its, treats and cards while a patient
in Victoria Hospital also those who
have so kindly helped at home.
“Rehabilitation • Marshall, of London.
Eric Humphreys and since resided. On May 6.
Sunday guests with was united in marriage m Tucker-
Russell Brock, of smith
(Benefits,” the speaker being F.O. | Mr. and Mrs
; Carrothers, our Educational Offic- daughters were
I er‘ . • Mr. and Mrs.
i Our Pipe Band will be returning I gurgeSvme' from a most successful tour of the (
t east. They have been widely acc-1 aii~ M1’s-
llaimed by the Press wherever they ' Roxie Doupej lalUlCU jjy Llitf riroS >V L1X51. V <31 VUGJ , t p. ,Gordon Lamport desires to [have appeared. We hear that theirx^ia^ls spen^®unday W11-b Mi’• and
his sincere thanks to the numbers are to be increased, We will I ^1S> Sparling, at Ilderton.Mr. t
express his sincere thanks to __
friends for their cards, flowers and
remembrances while a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London.
Miss Wilma, Gilfillan wishes to
thank all those who remembered her
with treats, gifts, cards, letters or
flowers while a
Hospital. Special
Stephen pupils
United Church
their thoughtfulness.
patient in Victoria
thanks to S.S. No. 3
and the Kirkton
Sunday School
IN MEMORIAM
WEIGAND—In loving memory
for
be glad to welcome them back.
Movies
"Thunder
ward G,
men from
George Montgo
Girl” starring
Ronald Reagan.
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service;
Currie from Crumlin who
his sermon "Meeting the
Fit, Lieut. Moynan
week included
City” with Ed-
"Ten Gentle-
to Miss Jessie Clarkson
. Stewart, who survives him. He was
Wilfred Doupe, Miss a faithful member of First Presbyter-
and Miss Hazel
' j Mr. Robert Roy, who has been a
t j patient in Victorai Hospital for the
J past 11 weeks, has returned to his
. ■ home much improved.
ian Church, Seaforth. Surviving,
besides his wife, are two daughters,
Miss Ella Elder, Seaforth, and Mrs.
J. A. Sholdice, London; and two
brothers, William J. Elder, Seaforth,
and John Elder, Hensall. Interment
was in the Maitlandbank cemetery
for the
in the
Robinson. weutic- — — — ■ >»<■ j- a,the Wpctf Point” starring I Despite the busy season, some 75 0X1 Monday afternoon.
mery, and "Juke j attended the Kirktbn United Church'
Ann' Sheridan and ’ Sunday School picnic held at Victoria
[Park,* * « (noon.
were taken by j
I
Stratford, on Saturday after-
McCormick-Deer-
wliiffletrees;
forks; hoes; shovels
of small articles.
no reserve, owing to
help the proprietor is.
be sold to the highest bidder.
TERMS — CASH
EDGAR GORVETT,
Executor' of Estate
W. E. NAIRN, Auctioneer'
of
Mrs. Henry Weigand, who passed
away one year ago today June
17, 1942.
A wonderful mother, woman and
aid
One who was better, God never
made
A wonderful worker, so loyal and
true,
I One in a million— that, mother was
I you
’ Just in your, judgement, always | right
j Honest and libera'*, ever upright,
j Loved by your friends and all whom
you knew
> Our wonderful mother—that moth-
I er was you.
Sunday
Fit. Lieut.
chose for
Tests of Life
had been admitted to the hospital
but today is back on duty.
hope he
are glad
so soon.
We
has fully recovered and all
to see him back in harness
Until next week.
Harris Weber,
Y.M.C.A,
In March of this year the British
Empire air forces reached the high
level of monthly homh-soWing rate
of 12,000 tons. ’
Died in California
Word has been received here of I the death at Red Bluff, California,
of a former resident of Winchelsea,
i Mrs, W. M. Thompson, who passed
: away recently five days before her
j 88th birthday.* Mrs. Thompson,
I whose maiden name was Ann Jane
'Smith, was born at Winchelsea and
! united in marriage to Frederick L.
.Godbolt in 1873. For a number of
iyears they kept store at Winchel-
sea. in 1887 they moved to Califor
nia
til
and in 19d0 Mr. Godbolt died.
_________1909 she wag married to Dr.
They have wrecked W. W. 'Thompson, who predeceased
in 1926, During her youngermore than 2,000 Gerhiah war f&o- ... . v4.yeats she Was active m the chuych
.and community. Fouy childfeii slif-
-- — j vive, Mfs. Butte Tyler, Lewis Lloyd
By means of cameras With electric Godbolt, Dr, Fred G. Godbolt, all
controls ano krnnka nt xo - hL Red Bluff, and Mrs, Gaylord000 X camn JIT. ? to a% Lin Chllcote,. of Berkeley, California.
L . bf*'A iafge atteudattee at her tuiieral
. .... I1 ^oni)nand makes photographs the profusion of flowers at-
Etter remembered by her husband,damage being done m its night raids 1 tested W the esteem she was held
daughters and soiis, (on enemy territory, [in the community,i
Use Shur-Gain Chick Starter
. FOR GOOD RESULTS
Flush your flock once a week with FLUSHING MASH for
coctidiosis.
We also have a supply of BEET PULP, an excellent feed
for milking cows*
Urban and Cartier seed oats and seed
barley.
We have a Supply of Western oats, wheat and barley in stock
Shell Oil in 5 gallon cans.
Certified Steed PbtatteeS^nd Oil Cake now on hand.
Front axle and tires for trailer for sale.
SEED GRAIN
G. A. CANN & SONS
Deliveries rriade Wednesday and Saturday; Othter deliveries
charge,
■c—mw —imiiw«Mwni— 1.1 ' *
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