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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1944-07-06, Page 4well clad In VELVA LEG FILM You can groom your legs as meticulously as your face. You just smooth it on easily, speedily, over your sleek bare legs. Buff it down when dry, and it won’t rub off. Fashion-right shades lor day and eveninffi JUN BEIGE or SUN BRONZE Velva Leg Film, 1.00 Robertson’s Drug Store EXETER SOLDIER APPRECIATES PARCEL In acknowledgement of the re­ ceipt of your parcel which I receiv­ ed a short time ago I am taking this opportunity to thank you for the same. Have been receiving your parcels regularly and have them all most heartily. It forting to know that the home have not forgotten over here. enjoyed is com- folks at we boys It has been some time now I have had an opportunity to as we have been kept on the hop for some time now. Am having a couple of slack days now and am making the best of them in catching since write pIeerlezz Sales Books are the best Counter Check Books made in Canada. They cost no more than ordinary books and always give satisfaction. We are agents and will be pleased to quote you on any style or quantity required. See Your Home Printer First THE TIMES-ADVOCATE THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 6, 1944 EL1MV1LLE Relatives from here attended the Bell reunion held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques near Zion on Saturday last, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rae of Strat­ ford were Sunday visitors, with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams. Mrs. Wm. Bradshaw and David of Seaforth, visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Herdman a couple days last week. Mr. Peggy Flint, Exeter Sunday night. Sgt. spent home. Mr. McCulloch were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Will Johns. Mr. and Mrs, Will Johns and Mr. and Mrs, Allen Johns attended the McDonald reunion at Seaforth) last Saturday. Rev. Risdon of Staffa preached hi this church Sunday night. Rev. Silas MeFalls of Pontiac, Mich, Mrs. MeFalls and Miss Lila MeFalls MeFalls visitors Horne and Mr. and Routly. Miss Donna Murch holidaying with Miss Sapper Hubert Heywood has been home on leave. Mrs. H. Ford is visiting in St. Thomas. and Mr and Master John Mich, also Mrs. Jn visited at Mr. H. cer­ that dur- this up with nay correspondence. We are enjoying the best of wea­ ther here at this time and it is tainly a vast improvement over which we had to contend with ing the winter months. Italy at time is living up to its expectations of a hot dry climate and at times it is almost too hot for comfort. Am certainly enjoying the change and am hoping it continues for the re­ mainder of my stay here. The southern part of the country is rathei’ a barren rock waste with very little growth except that of olive trees and oranges and numer­ ous types of nuts. The portion of the country where I now am is a vast wheat district and at the pres­ ent time is headed out and begin­ ning to ripen. The wheat itself is a soft type but is good for making spaghetti flour. Have myself en­ joyed several spaghetti dinners in several private homes and enjoyed every morsel of gained a slight native tongue, it ny sight trying it. Although have knowledge of the makes a very fun- to make yourself understood .and after waving one’s arms about like a Dutch windmill you finally give up in disgust. Olive oil at the present time is very scarce and also are the best wines. Have had the opportunity to sample some of the prize wines of Italy I will say they are tops. The is just beginning to set behind hills and the sky is a lovely Soon the lovely Venetian moon appear and the most as bright now as have a before I can hit you again for the much appreciated parcel and looking forward to see- : iug you all soon. Vernon Heywood. and sun the red. will night will be al­ as day. Will close job of work to do my sack. Thanking I Classified Advertising pays in Ut, why not you? LAKEVIEW CASINO GRAND BEND I GLEN BRICKLIN’S “music, with a beat” 12 musicians SUNDAY, JULY 9th AFTERNOON ON BEACH CASINO IN EVENING TAVISTOCK BRASS BAND & FLOOR SHOW Singers Dancers Outstanding; Artists Plan your outing for “The Bend” FREE PICNIC ACCOMMODATIONS Announcements help wanted PERSONALFOR SALE Birth, Dviitlh sun<l Marriage .SpticeH are jujiertuM) frve O? charge. Card of Thanks 3(»e. In Mrnioriam Notices 30c for (single verse, 25e extra for each addi­ tional verse. Eapngcto cuts 30c Classified Directory DON’T WAIT FOR PROSPECTS—GO AFTER THEM WITH A CLASSIFIED Gordon Ford, Miss of of on Ford of JarvisClarence the first of the week at his Calder McKaig and Miss Lila guests of of London and Mrs, A. of Exeter were week-end with Mr, and Mrs, Wes Mrs. William of London is Anna Routly, The Bell Reunion he Annual Reunion of the Bell Family Picnic was held at the home of Mr. Norman Jaques on July 1st. The day was ideal for the picnic, there being about SO present. There was a full afternoon of snorts with Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Also a Harold Mrs. Mrs The with Chas. Stephens in charge, girls’ ball game with Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Alvin cooper as cap­ tains. Mrs. Alvin Cooper's side were me winners. Supper was called and everybody enjoyed the repast. Those In charge were Mrs. Alvin Pym, Harry Murch. Mrs. W. Dilling, B. Britnell. Mrs. Alvin Cooper, boys also enjoyed a ball game Howard Pym and Murray Stephens as captains, the score being 7-4 in favor of the latter. A business meet­ ing was held after supper. It was decided to hold the reunion for 1945 at the Lion’s Park in Seaforth. After the business they sang “God Save The King.” Following are the officers for 19 45: president, An­ drew Houston; secretary-treasurer. David McClean; sports committee Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Munn. Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ ber Dilling; table committee. Mrs. Clayton Watson. Mrs. Nelson Wat­ son. Mrs. Donald Penhale. Mrs. Gil­ bert Johns, Mrs. Glen Bell. The races—girls, 5 and under, Lucille Watson. Joyce Watson; boys 5xand under, Lonnie Murch, Harry Jaques' girls 5 to 7, Betty Watson, Shiela Watson; boys, 5 to 7, Floyd Cooper, Albert Watson: girls 8 to 10, Alice Bell, Lenore Cooper; boys 8 to 10. Donald Pym, Donnie Stephens; .girls 11 to 13, Wanda Stephens, Bernice Dilling; married ladies race. Mrs. Alvin Cooper, Mrs. Norman Jaques; married men’s Andrew Houston; Murray Stephens, race, Wellington dress race, Mrs. Les. Bell: Mrs. Norman Jaques, Mrs. Munn; the oldest present, Mrs. Bell; youngest present. Betty Stenhens. race, Harold Bell, young men’s race. Howard Pym; hat Bell, Reg. Allen: Harold Bell and throwing the rolling-pin. Jack Jack Ann BIRTHS CLARK—At the home of Mrs. Hun­ ter, Exeter, on Monday, July 3, 1.944, to Mr. and Mrs, George Clark, of Khiva, a daughter. LACKIE-—To Mr. and Mrs. George Lackie (nee Laura Dixon) at St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, on Tuesday, June 27, 1944, a son, Elson Neil, FOR SALE—Frame barn on the property of the late Annie Elliot, on the south side of Waterloo St., Township pf Stephen. Apply to J. W. Morley, solicitor, Exeter, Opt. FOR SALE—Np, 1 Silverhull seed buckwheat, Clipper cleaned, good sample. Apply to G. Broderick, R. R. 1, Exeter, phone Hensail 83r25. 6*MULHOLLAND—At Burlemac, Que.,j on Tuesday, July 4, 1944, to I Claude Mulholland, of the R.C.N. |FQR SALE—1 25-40 Rumley oil pull tractor in good condition with extension rims. Apply to David M. Clarke, Centralia, Ont. Telephone Exeter 174rl3. 29c V.R., and Mrs. Mulholland Lois Clarke) a daughter. MARRIAGES (nee Bap- on Laura Mini­ Elmer MASON—MINIELLY—At the tist parsonage, Forest, Ont,, Friday, June 30, 1944, Marjorie, daughter of Mrs. elly, to Mr. Lawrence Mason, son of Mrs. George Mason, all of Grand Bend. DEATHS MILLER—At St. Joseph’s Hospital London, on Wednesday, June 28, widow of in 19 44, Minnie Bissenthall, of the late Otto Miller, 14 th 69 th concession of Hay, year. ENGAGEMENTS > to of Lenore, S. G. Lawson wishes the engagement < daughter, the her an­ il er to HELP wanted—Domestic help wanted at Grand Bend, Apply at Times-Advocate. 6c BACKACHES GO QUICKLY, often after first dose. Il UMACAUS two- way action attacks the cause, reliev­ es the pain. Robertson’s Drug Store. WANTED WANTED—10 loads of hay. Apply to Roger Brown, Centralia, phone 30-r-4 Crediton. 6c miscellaneous WANTED—8 or 10 cheap drivers, Frank Taylor, Exeter. tfc 1 EXPERIENCED typist and book­ keeper open for part time employ­ ment. Box 23, Exeter. 29:6* PIGS FOR SALE—40 suckers. Ap­ ply to Gerald Lawson, phone 172r24, Exeter. 6c HAVE A WIFE and 4-y ear-old girl. Do I have to drown them in order to get 2 or 3 housekeeping rooms? Box 2'80, Times-Advocate. 6* REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Frame house, near canning factory. Immediate pos­ session. Reasonablle price. C. V. Pickard, Exeter. FOR SALE—Moffat range in good condition. Phone 17r21 Crediton. 6* FOR SALE—Some Collie Phone 54-9, Kirkton. pups. 6* WANTED—Protestant teacher for S. S, 1 Tuckersmith, 1% miles east of Hensail. Apply stating qualifications and salary expect­ ed to Melville Traquair, secretary­ treasurer, Kippen R. R. 2, phone S0-r-14. 6 c FOR SALE—House and property of the late Henry L. Callfas, for­ merly pf Dashwood, Apply to Gordon H. Callfas, 242 Kathleen Ave., Sarnia, Ont, 4tc Mrs. nounce youngest Roderick Alexander, eldest son of Mr. ana Mrs. R. J. Ellis, of Exeter, the marriage to take place early in July. CARDS OF THANKS FOR SALE—Used Deering binder, 7-foot cut, in good working or­ der. Apply Wallace Wein, Dash­ wood’. 6* FOR SALE—Two cocker spaniels, one male, one female, black and white. Herbert Pfile, Grand Bend. 6* WANTED TO BUY—A farm in the vicinity of Crediton or Exeter, 50 to 125 acres; in good state of cultivation; good buildings, hyd­ ro available. Substantial down payment. Possession by October 1st. Will rent if necessary, Harold Faliner. Crediton 6:13* HOUSE FOR SALE—H storey, solid rug brick and stucco, oak floors throughout, insulated, new asphalt shingle roof, automatic oil heating, modern kitchen. Ap­ ply to box 280W, Times-Advocate. tfc EXETER—Brick cottage with over an acre; 2-storey brick house, furnace, bathroom, barn, extra land. W. C. Pearce. FOR SALE — 3-burner coal oil stove, in good condition. Apply at Times-Advocate. 6c LOST 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. Lindenfield family wish to acknowledge sincere thanks the many kind ex­ pressions of sympathy received dur­ ing their recent sad bereavement, c and with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thomson wish to thank all those who so kind­ ly remembered Mrs. Thomson with cards, treats, flowers while a pa­ tient in St. Joseph’s Hospital, Lon­ don and since her return home. * Mr. and Mrs. Henry Delbridge wish to thank those who sent cards, letters, treats and flowers and made visits while Mrs. Delbridge was in Victoria Hospital. * Miss Marie Buswell wishes to thank those who sent flowers, cards and treats while she was a patient in the St. Thomas Memorial Hos­ pital and since her return home * Mrs. Harold Kraft wishes thank those who in any way membered her while a patient St. Joseph’s Hospital, London. Mrs. E. Rowcliffe wishes thank her many friends and hors for all their kindness in way of cards, flowers during her illness. and FOR SALE—Two small cash regis­ ters. Phone 46r4 Grand Bend. 6c FOR SALE—A privately owned Plymouth coupe. Apply to Miss Alice Handford, Exeter. 6c LOST—A yellow and white long­ haired collie dog, answers to the name of Briar. Any information of him gladly received by Wil­ fred Shapton, Crediton 17r3. 6c HENSALL—1^-storey frame house, garden, barn. Others also. W. C. Pearce. BABY CHICKS FOR SALE—One bathinette, high chair, electric iron; also congol- eum rug 2x3 yards. Apply Times- Advocate. 6* FOR SALE—Sucking calf. Apply to G. Broderick, R. R. 1, Exeter, phone Hensail 83r25. * FOR SALE—Choice mixed Timothy, and Alfalfa by the acre. Apply! to Harold Cudmore, phone 171r3 Exeter. 6c LOST—At Grand Bend a small black dog, curly tail, white front paws, slender ■ answers to the Anyone finding warded. Phone, 2749, Toronto. or Zurich, part Pom, neck, heavy hind paws, name of Mickey, him will be re­ collect, Midway 6’ CHICK BARGAINS Bargains this week and Government Approved breeders, White Leg- Rock, New Hampshire, Light Sussex, Hybrids. Iqw as $8.95 per hun- Pullets $10.95; Heavy Cock- -4 week 3 week I to re­ in c to neigh- shown treats * to remember- thankMr. Bob Blair wishes all who called on him or ed him with plants, flowers, cards, or letters’while a patient in Victoria Hospital and since his return home.* Mrs. Albert Morgan wishes express her sincere thanks to her friends who remembered with cards, letters and flowers to those who called on her while patient in Victoria Hospital, don, GREENWAY Mr. and Mrs, Russell McIntosh, of [Detroit, and Miss Marilyn Wellman,, 1 of Port Huron, spent the week-end j with relatives here. * I Mrs. Ed. Bloomfield and family J of Windsor, are visiting with her' < parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I Brophey. Miss Ruby Pollock, of "is spending hei’ vacation mother, Mrs. A. Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. Elzar and Marilyn, of Kippen, week-end with Mr. Brown. Cpl. Dawson Woodburn and Mrs. A. McIntosh visited last week with relatives in Port Huron, Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilson and Mr, J. B. Nichol, of Hamilton, ara Visit­ ing with friends here and at their cottage at Grand Bend. Mr. Seibourne troit, is spending his home here, Mr, and Mrs. and Hamilton, with her Mousseau spent the and Mrs. Dean English, of De- his vacation at Russell Pollock, Margery and Peter, of London, spent the week-end with relatives. Mrs. Chas. Wernham, of Sarnia, is visiting with her mother and sis­ ter, Mrs. E. Mason and Miss Devina Mason. Gnr. Floyd Shank, of Halifax, Is spending his furlough at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brophey, Mr, and Mrs. E. H. McPherson and family, of Toronto, are spend­ ing the holidays at their summei home here. NOTICES Chick next from blood tested horn, Barred White Rock, Non-sexed as dred; erels $7.95; Started Pullets- old Barred Rock $26.95; week old $19.90, Send Ad. FOR SALE—Large frame building for wrecking, abundance of good lumber, brick, windows. W. C. Pearce, Exeter. AUCTION SALE Lambert Sale Yards, Strathroy, Saturday, July 8th, 150 pigs and 75 mixed stock cattle; sales every Saturday; trucks to deliver. A. G. McAlpine, Auctioneer. old Shipped der. $23.90, 2 C.O.D,with or- 6:13c I I to all her and a Lon- * and deep were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kydd daughter wish to express their appreciation to all those who ever so thoughtful to remember Mr. Kydd with letters, cards, flowers, treats and visits during his recent stay Jn Victoria Hospital, London, and especially to Rev. Mr. Mair and others who made it possible for the family to visit him often dur­ ing that time. c Smith: “What’s this check stub, one pullover—$25? I don’t want to appear like a cheapskate, but isn’t that a lot of money for a pullover?’’ Wife: “The man on the cycle said it was the regular price. Smith: “You got it from on a motorcycle?” Wife: “Yes, I went through a red light, and he drove up and said, ‘Pull over’.” motor- >■>: a mail First Mortgage Loans If additional money is needed to help you buy a productive farm, send us particulars* Possibly we can assist you through our loaning department. Attractive terms. All inquiries treated confiden­ tially. Huron&Erie MORTGAGE CORPORATION London St. Thomas Windsor Chatham Tweddle Chick Fergus. Hatcheries i, Ontario. Limited. 29c STRAYED will build or repair chimneys, do roofing or siding, also carpenter work, price reasonable. J. A. Nichol, Hay P.O. 15tfc Custom STRAYED—Onto my premises, Hay Tp., a young heifer. Owner may have same by proving property and paying expenses. Wm. Wat­ son, R. 3, Zurich. 3tp STRAYED—From Lot 15, Con. 6, I-Iay Twp., five small cattle bear- rng tag “L. W. Johns, Exeter.” Information gladly received by owner phone 44r8 Kirkton or by Frank Wildfong 3 6r4 Dashwood. NOTICE For the convenience of policy-holders of the Hay Township Farmer’s Mutual Fire Insurance Co. instalments may be paid at Faist Bros, store, Crediton, until further notice. Please bring your card'to be receipted. H. K. Eilber, Secretary, 29:6:13c Spraying the'TURNIPS,CABBAGE, POTATOES. Etc. for 40 rod row. supply man to mix. FOR RENT FOR RENT—A cabin trailer at Grand Bend equipped with re­ frigerator and modern conveni­ ences. A. Dayman, Exeter. 29:6* E£&t De­ Mr. and the the KIRKTON Mrs. Chester Hazlewood, of troit, spent the past week with Walter Hazlewood. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Burgin sons, George and Harold spent holiday week-end as guests at summer cottage of Dr. and Mrs. E. Pridham at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Marshall and daughters, Marilyn and Patsy, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Paul attended the Barnes-Gallop wedding Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whan, of To­ ronto, Pte. Eddie and Mrs. Mai'lett, of Woodstock, are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. John Cluff. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tufts, Mari­ lyn and Norman, of Toronto, are holidaying with Mrs^ S. Tufts. Mrs. W. S. Cluff and sons. Don and Paul, are spending tion with Mr. and Mts, shall. Mr. and Mrs. Eric and daughters, Jean were on Wasaga Beach, Mr. and Mrs; Russell Brock and sons, Don and Bill, of Burgessville, spent the week-end with friends in and arouiid the village. Congratulations to Miss Pearl Sweitzer, teacher at Kirkton Public school, and her pupils Who were successful in passing their entrance exams. . LAC. Ferguson and wife (nee Gretta Kirk) and son of Batiphin, Man., are visiting relatives in the village. Her brother, Raymond, of Hamiota, Man,, paid the supreme sacrifice in 1943. their vaca- I. N. Mar. Humphreys and Helen, holidays this week at NOTICE TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN We, the Canadian Canners, give notice that we will not be respon­ sible for any children hurt while pulling peas off the loads or tor anything that might happen to the children while inside our yard gates, E. J. GREEN. Manager. 10c Farmer 11c a row, <lo our own mixing. Clean water field must be supplied to in all cases. 39 r 8 Kirkton KXJIKMUSO GRAND BEND Among the visitors at Lakeview House, Grand Bend, for a few holi­ days are Miss Helen Gill, nurse-in­ training at Victoria Hospital, Lon­ don, and Mrs. Harold Newnoon and son Ronald of Windsor, mon Gill, of Guelph, was i visitor at his home. Mr. John, Durand, of Visiting with his cousin, mette. Dominion Day was a gala day for Grand Bend and witnessed one of the largest crowds to visit this popular summer resort. Every hotel, rooming-house and cabin was filled and many tourists were turned away. The weather was fine and swimming and sports were enjoyed Cottages are all filled for July and part of August and accommodation is at a premium. There were some accidents on Saturday. One Sgt. Har- a week-end Detroit, is Mrs. Gero- near child was struck by a car but the quick application of brakes and with tile child hanging to the bumper no injuries were sustained. A delightful musical program was heard in the Grand Bend United Church on Wednesday evening, June 28th, when Miss Mae Patter­ son, A.T.C.M., presented her piaho pupils in recital. The guest artist, Miss Eleanor Charlton, violinist, in­ spired the audience with her flay­ ing of Old English Air, Polish Dance—Severn and Hejre Kati— Hubay. Those taking part in the program were Elaine Gill, Alma Turnbull, Joan Gill, Phyllis Des­ jardine, Donald Love, Dorene Baker, An ha Turnbull, Shirley Patterson, Colleen Gill, Ivan Hodgins, Grace or Phone Phone 138, Exeter leave orders at Robertson’s Drug Store, Exeter JIM TAYLOR, Operator Turnbull, Betty Green, Glen Ireland, Valeria Vincent, Betty Brenner, Iva Bullock, Murray Desjardine, Doreen Page, Betty Love, Ellen Erskine, Lorfene Curts. The movie you have been waiting for—a master Mctro-Goldwyn-Mayer production—“Madam Curie” ' star­ ring Greer Garson anti Walter Pidgeon—at Leavitt’s Theatre July 13, 14, and Jo, KSPPEN Mrs. E. Taylor and family of Stratford are visiting with the form­ er’s moher Mrs. R. Dinsdale. Miss Elizabeth Grant is taking a course at Normal School in London, this month Mr. and Mrs. John Butt of Flint, Mich, visited over the 1 with the former’s brothers Mrs. E. Butt and Mr. and Butt. Services in the United week-end Mr. and . Mrs. F. Church here were conducted on Sunday by the Rev, Mr. Ellford of Egmohd- ville. Rev, Mr, Grant and family aro spending his month at their cot­ tage at Ttiruibull’s Grove, Gnr, a. Gacksetter of Halifax and Mrs, A. Gackstetter of St. Thomas, are spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. W. Horney. Mr. Ray Cooper is all smiles these days, a. new son has come to stay at their home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Upshall and dau- ghtef Of Hamilton visited At the home of Mrs. R. Elgie. Mrs. W. Choper of Toronto Is visiting with relatives in the vicin­ ity. •