The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1943-06-24, Page 4late
Mr.
Mrs.
Isle,
son.
KERRICK-
London,
1943, William
his 85th year.
PEARISO—WALPER
A pretty lawn wedding was sol
emnized at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Walper
on Saturday, June 12, at 2.3v p.m.
when their only daughter, Olive
Fern, became the bride of Melvin
Ellison Peariso, or.-.y son of Mr.
Alex Peariso and the late Mrs.
Peariso, of Grand Bend. Rev. W. T.
Cleave,
church officiated. Miss Doris Isaac
played
of Grand Bend United
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 24th, 1943 ♦
News From /!T5*
Announcements
IMrth, Deqth auii Marriage
.’Voticea are ■ inmerted free
charge. Card of Thank* OOe. In
Meinoriiun .Votive* 50<i for single
verse, g5e extra for each addi
tional verse. Kngageni ent» 50c
*
BIRTHS
HEYWOOD—At Mrs. Hunter's nur
sing home on Monday, June 21,
1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hey*
wood, a son (William Eldon John).
MARRIAGES
st.GRAVES—SENIOR—At New
James Presbyterian church, Lon
don, on Saturday, June 19, 1943,
Miss Lottie Blanche, only daugh
ter of Mr. Jos. Senior and the
of Exeter, to
of Mr. and
of Grosse
L. Wat-
J os.
Mrs. Senior,
Carroll L., son
Arthur Graves,
Mich., by Rev
DEATHS
J.
Hospital,
June 21,
■In Victoria
on Monday,
John Kernick in
Parkwood Hospi-
Sunday, June 20,
Jane Brock, wid-
ROWCLIFFE—In
tai, London, on
1943, Elizabeth,
ow of the late William Rowcliffe,
in her 84th year.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mrs. Laura Harvey announces
e engagement of her daugh
ter, Alta Eloise, to Sergeant Harry
Hennon, son of Mr. H. H. and the
late Mrs. Hennon, of Winnipeg, the
marriage to take place the middle
of July.
CARDS OF THANKS
Miss Olive Prior wishes to
her friends for their kindness
she was a shut-in.
IN MEMORIAM
24c
NUMBER 9 S.F.T.S
j (Continued from page I)
section on the station in which the
girls ai’e employed. The tour includ-
1 ed such places as the Equipment Sec
tion, Clothing Stores. Hospital, Con
trol Tower. W.D. Barracks and Can
teen, Parachute section .and the new
Airmen's and Airwomen’s Club, The;
ladies were very interested in the'
Meteorological Section and exactly-
how the weather is forecasted. They
’ also enjoyed the view of the landing
field from the Met. Office—-the land
ing and the taking off of the planes
fascinated all—--young and old.
After the tour the guests
conducted to the Recreation
where a very welcome tea was
ed by the W.D>» and at which ihe
Commanding Officer was present to
meet and welcome the guests. The
day was concluded with an Airforce
movie called, "Tiaining Table”. On
the way out of the camp the visitors
were taken to the Hostess House, so
ending a very eventful day for
girls here and we hppe a very
teresting day for
II
f
were
Hall
serv-
our guests,
•4:
the
in
nowtouches are
new Club Room,
Classified Di reef o r y
THERE'S NO PEAD HEAPS HERE—EVERY WANT AP WORKS HARP ’
Classified Ads-^—14^c Per Word iEach Insertion. ^linimuin Charge 25c Rer Ihserttou; ifte when rp«
plies are delivered to the Tiuies-Advocato office. A charge of IftC Is inado if not paid within ten days.i
I. ..
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND—In Exeter, a Commercial
gasoline ration book. Owner may
have same by proving property
and paying for advertising. Ap*
ply at Times-Advocate.
FOUND—In Southcott
on Saturday night,
money, Owner may
by proving property
for the advertisement.
Bros, store
a sum of
have same
and paying
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—A. complete furnished
appartment for two people. Ap
ply at Times-Advocate. 24*
FOR SALE AUCTION SALES
PIGS FOR SALE—11 choice York
suckers. George Link, phone 84r
21, Dashwood. tfc
FOR SALE—15 acres of' standing
mixed hay, alfalfa and timothy.
Apply to Albert Mitchell. Rhone
Kirkton 48rl4; Centralia P.O. 24*
NOTICES
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
ter of the groom, was bridesmaid,
jin a floor-length gown of brocaded
pink faille over savin with sweet
heart neckline and matching head
dress of flowers and shoulder-
length veil. She carted pink roses
and
per,
ted
A
Harvey Wal-
the bride,
was served
ac-
to
T-
the wedding music and
during the signing or the register
Miss Shirley Isaac sang “I Love You
Truly." Given in marriage by her
father, the bride looked lovely in
a floor-length gown of white slip
per satin made on long torso lines
with sweetheart neckline. Hei’ only
ornament was a string of pearls,
the gift of the groom. The long veil
of silk embroidered net fell from
a halo of rose buds. She carried a
shower bouquet of pink roses and
ferns. Miss Irene Peariso, only sis-
carnations. Mr.
only brother of
as groomsman.
wedding dinner
some fifty guests seated at a
shaped table decorated with pink
and white streamers and tall pink
tapers centred with a three tier
wedding cake. Mrs. Lloyd. Love,
Mrs. Ervin Ratz, Mrs. Ervin Devine,
Misses Evelyn and Gladys Walper
assisted in serving. Mr. and Mrs.
Peariso left on a motor trip. For
travelling the bride wore a honey
beige coat, turf tan dress and brown
accessories. On their return they
will reside on the groom’s farm.
'‘The community clearing hnus<
—Times-Advocate Want Ads."
EXETERENLIST IN THE R.C.A.F. AT
Men! Women! Take advantage of this convenient oppor
tunity to apply to this splendid service,
needed both for Aircrew and Ground Duties,
en are needed too, for special trades.
welcomed by the R.C.A.F. Recruiting Officer from
5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Exeter Library, Monday, June 28th, 1943
Proof of age, education, marriage and children’s ages, if
applicable, are required.
..Young men are
Young wom-
Interviews will be
1 £
SERVE YOUR COUNTRY IN THE
ROYAL ^C^NADIAN
AIR IfflORCE
£
!
!Use Shur-Gain Chick Starter
FOR GOOD RESULTS
Flush your flock once a week with FLUSHING MASH for
coccidiosis.
We also have a supply of BEET PULP, an excellent feed
for milking cows.
We have a supply of Western oats, wheat and barley in stock
Shell Oil in 5 gallon cans>
Oil Cake Now On Hand
j
G. A. CANN & SONS
Deliveries rnade Wednesday ahd Saturday. Other deliveries
charge.
Mill will be closed Wednesday Afternoons
during July and August
The finishing
being put on oin
The building has been in use for the
last few days and many fine mes
sages of appreciation have been
voiced by all who have seen it. A
very colorful efivet greets the eye
as you enter the mom. Bright blue
and red furniture gives a cheerful
effect. Writing tables, smoking
stands, etc., are designed to give an
atmosphere of comfort. The library
housed in the main room boasts an
excellent variety of good reading
material. At the other end of the
building are both the Padres Offices.
Adjacent to their offices is an ante
room for studying and writing. We
know you will agree with us that,
one that
of great
thank (
while this building is not only
will be of great use but
satisfaction to the eye.
SIMS—In loving memory of Job Sims
who passed away June 21, 1941,
world may change from year
to year
ftiends from day to day,
never shall the one we
This
And
But
■From memories pass away.
—Ever remembered by his
wife and family.
WILLIS—In loving memory
* * * *♦
maintain-
loved
loving
Our Softball teams are
ing the high interest and enthusiasm
evidenced early in the season. We
might add that the Sr. N.C.O.’s a-
venged the ignominous defeat of Iasi
week
Team.
by defeating the Officer’s
* * * * *
Carrothers. our Educational
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment,
three or four rooms and bath.
Private home. Apply to Times-
Advocate. 24c
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Exeter taxes may be paid to the
collector in the town hall, June 28
29, and 30, Hours: 9,00 a.m. to
12.00 a.m, and 1,30 p.m. to 5.30
p.m. W. C, Pearce, Tax Collector.
17:24c
TO RENT—Good
to rent suitable
pasture, Apply
clianan, Hensall.
production land
for cropping or
to Andrew Bu-
24c
WANTED
TO THE PUBLIC
I wish to announce to my -cus
tomers and friends that the herds
of the farmers from whom I pur
chase my milk, viz Harry Beaver.
William Sillery and Lome Hodge
have passed the T. B. test success
fully. Thank you.
WILLIAM HATTER
AT EXETER NORTH
The estate of the late John J, Millar
on
THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1043
at 1.30 o'clock sharp the following;
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—3 lamp
shades, 3 pictures, 1 cruet stand and
bottles, 2 silver butter dishes, 2
brown tea pots, dishes, 1 pair ladies*
shoes, skates and straps, size Gi;
1 washing machine, pine tub; 1 crok-
inole board and buttons, 1 lawn
mower, 1 leather book-hag, 1 wall
decoration, 4 window screens, 1
ditching spade, 2 crobars, 2 small
clocks, 1 ash sifter, 1 Perfection
3 burner coal oil stove, 1 kitchen
table and chairs, 1 kitchen cupboard
and wash stand, 1 couch, 1 coal,
scuttle and fire shovel, 1 Congoleum
borderless ru,
1
1
WANTED — Experienced saleslady
capable of office work, desires
Apply at
24c
MISCELLANEOUS
g 6x9, 1 set bed springs,
mattress, 1 hall rack, 1 dresser,
chest, 2 arm chairs, 4 stable doors,
TERMS — CASH
MRS, H. DAYMAN, Prop.
F. COATES, Clerk
F. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
'position in Exeter,
Times-Advocate.
WANTED—School girl 14 to 18
years to help take care of small
children at Grand Bend for the
month of July. Apply to Box 43,
Grand Bend. 24*
WANTED—Girl to clerk in hard
ware store. Apply stating ex
perience and salary, also book
keeping experience, to Box 2SOT
Exeter. 24c
CASH FOR FOX HORSES—Dead
animals removed. Two-hour ser
vice day or night. Phone Credi
ton 47rl5, collect. Jack Wil
liams.
. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
TUESDAY, JUNE 2ft, at 1 p.m.
LOT 30, C<0N. 4, STANLEY TWP.
4 miles south west of Clinton
JOSEPH WIL-
late of Exeter,
Medicine.
others having
of a
dear husband and father, Thom
as ’Willis, who passed away eight
years ago June 23.
Only
And
But
a memory of bygone days
a sigh for -a face unseen,
a constant feeling that God
alone,
Knows just what should have been.
—Sadly missed by wife and family.
«a
LETTER BOX
a-™................................—a
Acknowledgments from the boys
overseas to the Exeter District
War Time Board
April 30, 1943
Dear Friends:
The parcel which the Exeter Dis
trict War Time Board so kindly
sent me arrived here yesterday in
good condition. I cannot tell you
how much I always appreciate these
boxes, not only for the food and
comforts they contain, but for your
kind remembrance of me. For the
past three years the arrival of par
cels has helped so much to break the
monotony of routine work and train
ing and this year they seem to repre
sent the winning of the Battle of
the Atlantic and the preparedness
of our great nation for what will
undoubtedly be one of the most mo
mentous years in its history.
Please express to the members of
your Committee my grateful thanks
for their box and the kind regards
of my wife and myself.
Yours sincerely,
C. B. Gladman
Capt. C. B. Gladinan,
Canadian Military Headquarters,
2 Coekspur Street,
London, England.**
F/O
Officer, spoke to the Thursday Town
Hall group. Rehabilitation Benefits
proved an extremely worth while
topic and much interest was evi
denced in the facts presented. The
Dominion Government has gone far
in its post-war planning. F/;O Car-
rothers will again address the group
this week. The topic is
deal with in one address
looking forward to part
series.
In the estate of
LIAM BROWNING,
Ontario, Doctor of
Creditors and
claims against the above estate are
required to send full particulars of
such claims to the undersigned Ad
ministrator with Will Annexed on
or before the 2nd day of July A.D.
194 3, after which date the estate’s
assets will be distributed, having
regard only to claims that have
then been received.
THE CANADA TRUST COM
PANY, London, Ontario, Adminis-
j trator with Will Annexed, by J. AV.
MORLEY, Solicitor, Exeter, On-
-Rooms and houses, un-'tario.
REAL ESTATE
COTTAGE FOR SALE — Hydro,
town water and lots. Frame
house with good barn and four
lots. This property must be sold
as owner is leaving town. Sever
al other homes. C. V. Pickard
Main Street.
FOR RENT-
furnished. Furnished apartments
in Exeter and Crediton. W. C.
Pearce. 27*.
Movies for the week included
"Now Voyager” starring Bette Davis
and Paul Hendreid. "Tales of Man-
hatten" with an all star cast which
included Charles Boyer, Rita Hay
worth, Ginger Rogers, Edward G.
Robinson and Henry Fonda. "Eagle
Squadron" with Diana Barrymore i
and Robert Cummings was the thirdj
too vast to
and we are!
two of this ROR SALE—Comfortable house, gar-'
age-and good garden in Dash-i
wood Reasonable price with terms. Brick house, garage, gar-'
den and extra lots in Hensall. W. I
C. Pearce. 27*1
STRAYED
CATTLE-—7 Jersey cows, fresh,
to freshen in April and May;
Holstein cow, fresh; Polled Angus
cow, fresh; 2, one-year-old calves;
9 spring calves, Polled Angus; pure
bred Polled Angus bull.
One Clyde Gelding, 3 years old.
IMPLEMENTS — McCormick-
Deering milking machine, one year
old with 11-2 1 h.p. gas engine;
McCormick-Deering separator, power
drive (new;; disc harrow, horse
drawn; McCormick-Deering tractor
on rubber, Model Farm-all A; 1 two-
furrow International plow on rub
ber; Sulky rake; Blacksmith equip
ment, forge, anvil, drill; set oC
double harness.
TERMS — CASH
JOHN iMacFARLANE, proprietor.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF
SOFTBALL
FULLARTON vs EXETER
_______ __ „__ __D„ ..... .... ......... Fullarton and Exeter wound up
feature of the week. In addition we; the last game of the first series at
had showings of a fine film “Train-; Fullarton on Monday night, Fullar-
ing Table”—a film produced by the: ton losing by a score of 17-1.
R.C.A.F. showing pictorially what we! Haynes for Fullarton got the only
should eat and why. This film in' run for them in the third inning.-
technicolor has a sound educational;The line-up was as follows: Exeter—
value. The science _
becoming increasingly important and'lst b.;
it behooves us to acquaint ourselves j 3rd b.;
with these vital food facts.
I
Despite the warm weather
Tuesday Airmen’s Dance was
patronized. Excellent music furnish-j
ed by our Station 'Orchestra made!
for an enjoyable evening. !
of nutrition is G. Wein, c.; Eagleson, p.; C. Wein,
(Gaiser, 2nd b.; Holtzman,
— .... Kestle, r.f.; Hayter, c.f.; S.
jWein, l.f.; Holtzman, s.s. Fullarton—
| H. Davis, c.; Harmer, p.; Clarke,
oul. j 1st b.; Gettler, 2nd b.; Brown,
-well'3rd h.; Haynes, l.f.'; Reed, c.f.;
■ - 1 Davis, r.f.; Cole, s.s.
w.
The standing
Kxeter ........
Mitchell .......
STRAYED—From lot 10, con. 10
Usborne, on or about June 1, one
fall red steer calf, tag in right ear.
Finder please notify Warren
Brock. Phone Kirkton 4r3. 24:1*
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, FINE
CHINA, CUT GLASS, SILVER-
WARE, ETC.
I.'.’. Harold Jackson has been in
structed to sell by public auction
in the
FARMERS....
CHANGING TIMES
New treatment for water core
and brown heart in turnips.
RESULTS AMAZING
according to recent experiments
Plants sprayed when leaves about
2 inches across.
See- us for treatment—We keep
in touch with best authority.
PALACE RINK, SEAFORTH
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30th, 1043
at 12.30 o’clock, sharp, the follow
ing:
Spartan refrigerator; McClary
electric rangette; 2 burner hot
plate; electrolux, Hoover cleaner;
McClary kitchen range, like new;
Empire -washer, electric; Singer
sewing machine, like new; Quebec
heater; Majestic cabinet radio; Phil-
co table radio, electric appliances;
cherry cupboard, glass; several
large mirrors; oval glass china cabi
net; quarter oak; cherry china cabi
net; quarter oak wardrobe; side
board; cherry fall leaf table; maho
gany. book case, sectional; Mar
shall spring mattress; spring mat
tresses; electric tabel lamps, mod
ern and antique; travelling bags,
Wilton rug, 9x12; 2 pair scatter
rugs, large, matched; large quan
tity bed clothing and linen,
ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND
CHINA -— Full dinner sdt. limoges
china, bridal wreath; full tea set,
gold band limoges; writing desk;
quantity of cut glass and fancy
china; walnut bed and springs;
mahogany bed and springs; 2 maho
gany highboys; mahogany wash
stand; six walnut occasional chairs;
set lady and gents chairs; number
of small walnut tables, different
sizes; 2 hair cloth rockers, occasion-
al, -2 foot stools, walnut; hall rack;
s.etts of Shakespeare, Bulwer and
Hawthorne works, number of
clocks; curtains, drapes, pictures
and other articles too numerous to
mention. All antique furniture has
been refinished and is in A 1 con-,
dition.
Everything will be sold without
reserve to close the estate of Miss
Lillie Mae ‘Wightman, deceased.
TERMS — CASH
Thos, B. Baird and Helmer Snell,.
Executors,.
E. P. Chesney, clerk
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
Your Drugs at
ROBERTSON’S
ExeterL
1
2
4
5
W
. 5
4
. 2
. 1
Phone 50
F/Lt. Moynan spoke on “Misfor-, Fullarton ........
tune and Faith” at Sunday’s Church; Thames Road ■...
Service. In his address he pointed
out that misfortune is often a means
of strengthening our faith and that
sorrow comes to strengthen our
character. What we do with adver
sity is often the real test of our
moral and spiritual fibre. The sing
ing has been greatly improved at
the Service by bringing into use the
organ, the tones of which have been
greatly magnified by the use of the
loud
KIRKTON
Mrs. J. Brooks (nee Tillie Hazel
wood), of London, spent the week
end with her brother, Mr. Walter
Hazelwood. „
Miss Marian Tufts aDd her friend
Miss M. White, of Stratford, spent
the week-end with
Truman Tufts.
Mr. and Mrs. W.
sons Don and Paul
with Mr. and Mrs, John Cluff.
Mr. Garnie Doupe spent Sunday
with his little son Ken, who is a
patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon
don,
Miss Joan Parker, of London,
spent the week-end with her moth
er, Mrs, George Hall.
Mrs. James Kemp, of London, is
holidaying with her daughter, Mrs.
Roy Switzer.
Mrs. Lome Marshall and son Bil
lie, Mr. and Mi's, Floyd Pridham
and family, all of London, visited
with friends in the village on
day.
onThe second series will start
night, June 28 th, when
will play Exeter, at Exeter.
Monday
Moncton
Softball Schedule
Monkton vs. MitchellJune 21
Exeter vs (Fullarton
June 24 — Mitchell vs Thames Rd.
Fullarton vs Monkton
June 28 — Thames Rd. vs Mitchell
i Monkton vs Exeter
July 1 —- Monkton vs Fullarton
Exeter vs Thames Rd.-
July 5 — Exeter vs Mitchell
Thames Rd. vs MonktOn
July 8 — Mitchell vs Monkton
[ Fullarton vs Exeter
.July 12 — Fullarton vs Mitchell
j Thames Rd. vs Exeter
(July 15 — Exeter vs Monkton
Thames Rd, vs Fullarton
July 19 -— Mitchell vs Exeter
Fullarton vs Thames Rd.
; July 22 — Mitchell vs Fullarton
Monkton vs Thames Rd,
Mr. and Mrs.
*
April 30,
Board:
again with
know that
which you people
Every-
Time
once
you
1943
a few
I re
speaker system.
Until next week.
Harris Weber,
Y.M.C.A,
F. Cluff and
spent Sunday
Exeter War
Here I am
lines to let
recived the parcel
of Exeter have sent me.
thing arrived in perfect condition
and was greatly appreciated.
•So once again* I thank you for
your fine cooperation in donating
and sending us lads a parcel. Ever
since Christmas we have been en
joying fine warm weather and it’s
quite dry, Guess t will sign off now
as we have a busy day ahead of us.
Have also met a few
boys. At present we
does to Aidershot.
-Once again thanks
keep up the good work,
let you down, Until we get back I
wisK you one and all the best of
hick, health and an early victory,
Paul Gregus
458788 Pte. Paul Gregus,
(R.C.O.C. 6 MX. & B. Unit,
Canadian Army Overseas
of the Exeter
are stationed
a million and
We’ll not
ft
SMILES
Mr. Smith: Don’t you know a bark
ing dog never bites? Sambo: Yassuh,
but Ah don’t know how soon dat
dawg am gwan to stop barkin'.
♦ ♦ *
dn a card in the front window
of a suburban home appeared the
following notice: “A piano for
sale,” In the window next door
another card appeared With just one
word—“Hurrah! ”
* ♦
Patient: “Doctor,
me of snoring?
that I awaken
“Well, in that
ainly advise you
room,”
♦
can you cure
snore so loud
Doctor:
I
myself.”
cage I would cert-
to sleep ia another
i
“The law of gravity explains why
people stay on the earth.” "How
did they stay on before the law was
passed?”
“Do you
band beat
home after
only by 2'0
mean to say your hus-
you when you arrived
midnight?**
mltiutes,*’
Mrs. Ernest Dow, Mr, and
Fred Johns and family, and
Agnes Hockey, spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jamfes E. Willis
attended anniversary at
United church.
Pte, John N, Johns has been
home on leave and left Monday
for Hebert, Nova Scotia,
“Yes—bat
Sun
Mrs.
Miss
With
and
Kirkton
“I take off my hat to people who
ean eat oysters,
dinner and one was-my limit.” “
Weren’t they fresh? V&bat did
look like when you opened
shells?” “oh, do you have to
them?”
I tried them for
Why?
they
the-
open