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BIRTHS
DUNDAS—At Dr* Fletcher's Hospi
tal, Bxeter, on November 29 th,
1944, to Mr. and Mrs, .Stephen
Dundas, of Mooresville, a daugh
ter*
GILLIS’—At the Stratford General
Hospital on Monday, December 4,
1944, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
S. Gillis, of Stratford, a daughter
(Bronwyn Elizabeth) granddaugh
ter for Rev. A. B. and Mrs.
win.
Rev, T, L, Luft, choir, and the
Canadian Legion; also soldiers
from Camp, jpperwash and to all
those who donated memorial
wreaths. *
DEATHS
Ir-
17,
........LIU'S, 3,
McKeller, beloved
Baliantyne, in her
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FRUIT LOAVES
s Bakery
SHORTBREAD
This is the season to have
on hand plenty of these
goodies to treat your
friends when they drop
in. They’ll fairly melt in
your mouth.
In order to get your
extra tasty fruit loaves
you’ll have to order early
as our fruit is limited.
They’re full to overflow-
with goodness,
BALLANTYNE—In Usborne, lot
N.E.B., on Sunday December
1944, Mary
wife of James
78 th year.
MITCHELL—-At
London, on Tuesday, December 5,
1944, J. Herbert Mitchell, aged
75 years,
McKEEVER—At her late residence,
lot 4, concession 13, Stephen
Township, Elizabeth Madden, be
loved wife, of Joseph McKeever,
in her 75th year.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Stanlake, of
1065 Pine Street* London, Ont.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Stanlake,
11218 Brydges St., London, Ont.,
wish to thank their many friends
and neighbors for their many acts
of kindness and sympathy ip the
loss of a loving father and grand
father, Mr. Geo. Ford,
thanks to Mrs. Martin and
Baskerville, Ernest Collingwood
Gordon Sehlange.
IN MEMORIAM
Victoria Hospital,
CARDS OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor desire
to express their sincere thanks to
the many friends and neighbors
for
tended
many friends
the kindness that has been ex-
during Mr. Taylor's illness.
Joseph Finkbeiner, Crediton,
to express her sincere
to all who remembered her
gifts, cards, letters and
Special
Mrs.
and- *
CANN—In loving memory of
dear son and brother,
Charles Stewart Cann, A1057S8,
who gave his life for King and
Country December 8, 1943, at
the Battle of Moro River in Italy.
Somewhere in Italy in a soldier’s
grave,
Lies our dear son and brother
among the brave,
never shunned his country’s
call,
gladly gave his life, his all,
died the helpless to defend,
our
Pte.
He
Christmas Suggestions
in the furniture store
Mrs.
wishes
thanks
with
flowers while a patient in Victoria
Hospital, London, *
Mr. James H, Hookey wishes to
express his many thanks to his
friends and neighbors for their
kindness in sending cards and for
enquiries while a patient at West
minster Hospital, London. *
But
He
A faithful soldier’s noble end.
—-Dearly remembered by Daddy,
Mother, Brothers and Sisters,*
FINKBEINER—In loving memory
of our dear father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Finkbeiner, who
passed away December Sth, 1927,
and December
Somewhere back
Where loveliness
They live in, the
’Mid the blue and
—Ever
ily.
12th, 19 3 3.
of the sunset,
never dies,
land of Glory,
.gold of the skies,
x-emembered by theii' fam- *
A spring-filled mattress would be a nice gift for Christmas
Hassocks; Living-room
Cribs; Baby Strollers;
Baby Bathettes; High
or
Occasional Chairs; End-tables;
Tables; Breakfast Sets; Child’s
Book Ends; Table Ornaments;
Chairs and many other articles found in a furniture store.
We have a beautiful stock of coffee tables ranging in price
from $5.00 to $28.50. We have a few Tri-Iite lamps left. A
ood assortment of Table lamps and Bedroom Suites galore.
Mr. and
family wish
thanks to
teacher and
for the
ness in
Margaret
Hospital,
Mrs. W. H. Essery and
to express their sincere
the neighbors, friends,
pupils of No. 4 Usborne
kindness and thoughtful-
many ways when Mary
was a patient in Victoria
London.
FRAYNE-—In loving memory of
Mrs. Jas. Frayne who passed away
one year ago December 11, 19 43.
My thoughts are
To a hill not far s
Where they laid
mother
Just one year ago
—Ever remembered
ter Olive.
ever turning
away,
my dear grand
today.
by granddaugh- *
Mrs. Sidney Taylor wishes to ex
press 1
friends
acts of
tended
Special
and the choir of Chiselhurst United
Church, Exeter-Hensall Branch of
the Canadian Legion, and for the
beautiful flora) tributes. *
her sincere thanks to the
and neighbors for the many
: kindness and sympathy ex
in her recent bereavement,
thanks to Rev. Mr. Brook
loving memory
AUCTION SALEFOR SALE wanted
FOR SALE—A blue baby buggy,
would make a good go-cart.
Apply at Tjines-AdYOcate. 7*
FOR SALE—Extras
gaht-—sell them
Classified ads in
Advocate.
are extrava-
through the
the Times-
WANTED—'Yeung girl desires pos
ition to help with housework, A.
Patterson, Kippen. Phone Hen*
sail 93rl6. 7c
FOR SALE—A used Ferrell
and grain cleaner in good
dition: elevators, motor
screens complete, Apply box
Zurich, Ont. i
WANTED—Clocks oi' watches. Re
pair agencey, Guarantee work.
Call at Blue Sunoco gas station.
S, J, Sweitzer. 30*
WILL BUY an unlimited number
of fertilizer or fox horses. Frank
Taylor, Exeter.
FOR SALE — 100 Jersey "white
giant pullets, ready to lay. Also
Christmas trees at 50 cents each.
Apply to Pius Dietrich, phone
3lrl8, Dashwood. 30:7*
FOR SALE—-Two purebred York
hogs, three months old. Sired by
Pickering Prince, No. 44X—
272468. Apply Harold Hern, R.
R. 1, Granton. Phone Kirkton
4rl4, . 7:14*
FOR SALE—Two hanging lamps
in good condition; reasonably
priced. Apply at Times-Advocate.
. 7*
FOR SALE—1928 Chev, coach, ex
tra good tires. Apply to R. B.
Williams, Exeter. 7c
FOR SALE—A few thousand four-
inch tile* Truck to deliver. Apply
D. Clark, phone 9rl2, Lucan. 7*
FOR SALE—A11 Aladdin lamp, also
a roller-bearing root pulper
A-l condition. Apply at Times-
Advocate. 7*
in
WANTED—Five cord of maple or
beech, 4 foot. Apply Box 280
Times-Advocate. 7*
WANTED—A S h.p, electric motor
in- good condition, Apply to
Times Advocate. 7 *
MISCELLANEOUS
RENFREW SALES & SERVICE—
Anyone in need of an electric
cream separator, or a stove.
Call Hugh Thiel, Zurich, 93r4.
' 4-1-45*
MASSEY-HARRIS
SALES & SERVICE
Come in and see the new M.H.
Electric Grinder with automatic
feed control; one pulper; one new
Beatty Litter Carrier complete;
wheelbarrows.
Phone 88 R. B. Williams Exeter
FOR SALE—Dry block wood, 4
good shorthorn bulls, serviceable
age. W. C. F. Oestricher. 19r4 ‘
Crediton. • 7:14c
PERSONAL
Lambert Sale Yards,
Saturday, December 9 th,,
ing ewes
Shropshire)
cattle and
Auctioneer,
(Oxford,
already
pigs. A.
Strathroy,
55 breed*
Lincoln and
bred; also
Q. McAlpine,
VILLAGE OF EXETER
NOMINATION AND ELECTION
Public Notice is hereby given that
meeting of the Electors of the
of Exeter will be held in
phone 99
Traquairs Hardware
Shop at E. R. Hopper’s
FURNITURE STORE, EXETER
When You Think of
Practical Gifts
come to
Traquair’s Hardware
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Maier and
family, of Dashwood, wish to ex
press their sincere thanks to the
friends, neighbors and the Ladies’
Aid for their kindness, shown in
cards and letters, in their recent
bereavement. Special thanks
PENWARDEN — In
of my dear brother, Albert Pen
warden, who passed away one
year ago, Dec. 8, 1943.
He bade no one a last farewell,
He said good-bye to none,
His loving- heart had ceased to beat
Before I knew that he was gone.
My heart still aches for sadness,
My eyes shed many a tear,.
God only knows how I miss him
As this ends the first sad year.
—Sadly remembered by his loving
sister, Mrs. Priscilla Smith, c
FOR SALE—A. Hawaiian guitar
with case and music rack. Apply
to Box R. Times Advocate.
1 7C
A II I"’ Suffers of bleed- EJII L| ing and protrud-
I I L EL in» piles should
■ ■ m v know Bunkers
Pills treat the cause at its
Money back if the first
does not satisfy. At any
Drug Store.
a
Village
the Town Hall, Exeter, on
FRIDAY, DEC, 22, 1911
at the hour of 12.00 o’clock noon
for the
ceiving
for the
cillors,
and for the Board of Education.
And further Notice is hereby
given that in the event of more
candidates being proposed and qual
ifying for any particular office,
than required to be elected, the
proceedings will be adjourned until
MONDAY, JANUARY 1st, 19-15
When polls shall be opened from
9 o’clock a,m. until 5 o’clock p.m.
at the following places with the
undermentioned officers in charge
as fixed by Village by-law viz:
1, Graham Arthur’s Service Sta
tion, Main St., E, Treble, Earl
Parsons; 2A. Town Hall, Main St.
J. A. Stewart, Frank Coates; 2B.
Town Hall, Main St., J. Campbell,
Ila Snell; 3. Res. of Roy Webber,
corner Main and Victoria Sts., Geo.
Jaques, Mrs. M. Fletcher; 4. Res. of
Thos. Webster, William St. North,
Rd. Welsh, John Kydd.
And all electors are hereby re
quested to take notice and govern,
themselves accordingly.
C. V. PICKARD. CLERK
Exeter, December 6th, 1944.
purpose of making and re
nominations of Candidates
offices of Reeve and 4 Coun-
Public Utilities Commission
Where You Will Find a Fine Assortment
Of Gifts That Will be Appreciated
Pyrex and Ovenware
Christmas is the time to get these lovely
pieces of .Pyrex ware that she has' wanted
all year. There is a plendid variety of single
pieces as well as attractive sets. Housewives
will be delighted when they see the many
uses for these Pyrex pieces. And you Can
watch the food cook to perfection through
the beautiful clear glass.
Stainless Enamelware
Here’s an answer to another Christmas gift
for the women folk. We have a
sortment of stainless enamelware
colours of white and red, white
ivory and green, ivory and red
pearl. It resists stains and stays
attractive.
splendid as-
in various
and black,
and some
bright and
Herbal
source,
bottle
Exeter
FOR SALE—-Bicycle, 1 gent’s, used
Schwimn, with many extras, a
dandy, must be seen to be appre
ciated; also 2 new, C.C.M. man-
IF BACKA^CHES are slowing you
.up, take RUMACAPS. Pains and
aches are relieved after the first
dose. Robertson’s Drug Store.
facture, ladies’ and gent’s. Apply1 PUZZLED to know what to give
Cook Bros., Hensail or Robert
Cook, phone 6 3, Hensall. 7c
STRAYED
Toy
The kiddies will
morning if
find toys
go wild on Christ-
beneath the
picked from
There are
tree
th ev
splendid display.
for children of all ages. These in
clude darts,
blackboards,,
paint books.,
chemistry
many others. You’ll find many
games here, too, such as parchesi
and snakes and ladders'.
toys .
archery sets, drums,
guns, crayon and
army tanks, trucks,
sets, baking sets and
Skates Cutlery Tools
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Skates will make any Here’s a practical gift For the man with a work-i
boy or girl happy on for the lady of the house.shop here’s the answer
Christmas morning. And Our display includes to his Christmas box*-—a i
for the young lad we butcher knivesj paring plane* hammer, saw, or i
have hockey sticks, pucks.knives* bread knives and some other tool for his
gloves and shinpads, too.carving sets.crib.
ROWE—In loving memory of a
kind and noble wife and mother
Elizabeth Ann [Holloway) Rowe"
who passed away on J"
10, 19 43. t/
One of the dearest mothers the
world could hold,
With a Christian spirit and a heart
of gold,
Kind and patient in all her ways;
Upright and just to the end of her
days,
Of those who
know
How great our
—Sadly missed
daughters.
December /
knew her, all will
loss one year ago.
by
ROWE—In loving
Gram.
Rowe. Bobby
Dinney.
her husband and
memory of dear
and Barbara
WESTCOTT—In loving memory of
our loving son Jack who passed
away one year ago
1943.
Gone is
Silent is
Too far
But not too far for thought to reach.
Sweet to remember him who once
was here,
And who, though absent, is just as
dear.
Ever remembered and sadly
missed by Mother, Father,
Brothei’ and Sisters.
December Sth,
loved so dear,
loved to hear;
the face we
the voice we
away for sight or speech,
*
WESTCOTT^—In loving memory of
Jack who passed away Dec. Sth,
1943.
Always thoughtful, kind and true,
Always a wonderful friend to me;
But there is comfort in the thought,
That a loving God knows best.
Ever remembered by Aunt Lily.*
STRAYED—From Hay swamp, two
yearlings, one white steer, one
red heifer.». Roy Schwartz, Phone
2h’2, Crediton. tfc
Strayed—Onto lot 13, con. 3,
Hay Township, white yearling
steer. Owner may have same by
proving ownership and paying
expenses. Apply to Orville Tay
lor. Phone Hensall 83r23. 7c
STRAYED—Onto Lot 10, Con. 17,
Stephen Twp., a yearling heifer.
Owner may has same by proving
ownership and paying expenses.
Apply to- M. C. Sweitzer, Shipka.
30:7:14*
Reception for Hensal Boys
Flying Officer George Sangster,
of Hensall, along with others, is
being accorded a reception in the
Hensall Town Hall to-night (Wed
nesday). He is home
On a month's leave.
Twenty-one years
Officer Sangster was _____ _ __
D.F.C., the first to be won by any
one in Hensall, and has 40 opera
tional flights to his credit. He also
received
ices over
don, he
Lachine,
Trenton, and received his wings ati
MacDonald, Man,, and was fifth in
his class of 138. He was born in
Hensall and received his education
there, Hollowing is the letter from
headquarters. “Ottawa, Nov. 22.
Dear Mrs. Sangster: I am writing
to say that all ranks of the Royal
Canadian Air Force join me in
warmly congratulating you and the
members of your family on the
honor and distinction Which have
come to your son, Pilot Officer
George Alexander Sangster, D.F.C.,
through the award of the Distin
guished Plying Cross for great gal
lantry in the performance 6i his
from Europe
NOTICES
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Exeter taxes may be paid to the
Collector in the Town Hall, Decem
ber 12, 13, 14; hours 9 to 12.00
am. and 1.30 to 5.30 p.m.
W. C. Pearce, Tax Collector
for Christmas? Send a jar or
tube of NAMELESS Cold Remedy
and your friends will thank you
many times. It proofs folk
against common colds, that, if
neglected, develop into serious
illnesses, and oft times death.
Buy it in Exeter at Browning’s,
Robertson’s, Grigg’s and Mike
Sander’s Stores.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—Brick house, particu
larly well located in Exeter,
garage and small chicken house.
Estate. Must be sold. C. V. Pick
ard,
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
NOMINATION AND ELECTION
Public Notice is hereby given .that
meeting of the Electors of the
Township of Stephen will be held
in the Town Hall, Crediton, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22nd, 1944
at 1 o’clock in the afternoon for the
purpose of
Nominations
Reeve and
Trustees of
Area comprising sections 3, 4, 6, 7,
12, and Union 8, five to be elected.
And further Notice is hereby giv
en that in the event of more candi
dates being proposed and qualifying
for any particular office than re
quired to be elected, the proceed
ings‘will be adjourned until
MONDAY, JANUARY 1st, 1945
when polls will be open at 9 a.m.
at the' following places as fixed by
the Township. By-law;
1. Werner’s Barber Shop, lot 28,
1, W. B. Willert, Gordon Wil-
2, Penhale’s Kitchen,
2, “
making and receiving
for Reeve,
Councilmen,
the Township School
Deputy-
also for
FOR’ SALE—100 acres level clay
loam with full set of buildings,
reasonably handy to school and
Exeter. W. IC. Pearce.
FOR SALE—Some good lots f&r
building sites. W. C. Pearce.
FARMS FOR SALE — 100- acres,
brick house, basement barn, bush,
handy to schools and town; 75
acres, Con. 9, Hay, small frame
house, bank barn, school near;
100 acres Hibbert, brick house,
bank barn, bush. W. C. Pearce.
Classifieds bring results
duty while' serving with No. 9
Squadron of the Royal Air Force.
The citation on which this award
was made reads as follows: ‘Pilot
Officer Sangster has completed
many sorties against targets in Ger
many, including eight attacks on
Berlin. On one occasion when at
tacked by a Messerschmidt 110, by
his skill and tenacity, the enemy
fighter was driven off damaged.
At all times this officer has shown
great keenness and devotion to
duty, setting a splendid example to
all.’ The personnel of the Force
are proud of your son’s fine service
record,
gar ds.
Powers,
fence
With kindest personal re-
Yours sincerely, Charles L.
f Minister of National De-
for Air.”
of age Pilot!
awarded the GREENWAY
.. try one
con.
son;
con
Walker;
lot 11, con, 6, Thos. Trevethick,
W. Morlock; 4. Town Hall, lot 10,
con. 7, J. T. Hirtzel, J. H. Gaiser;
5. O’Rourke’s Kitchen, lot 10>, con.
1-2, Pat Sullivan, Jas. Mawhinney;
6. Koehler’s Store, lot 23, con. N.B
E. G. Kraft. Chester Gaiser; 7.
Sweitzer’s Kitchen, lot 10, con. 17,
John Houlahan, Major Baker; 8.
Pollock’s Store, lot 4 0'. con. S.B.,
Mansell Hodgins, Wm. Hicks; 9*
Ravelle’s Store, lot 1, con. Sauble,
Colin Love, Inland Desjardine.
And all electors are hereby re
quested to takez notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
LLOYD B. HODGSON,.
Returning Officer.
Centralia, Dec. 6, 1944.
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lot 20,
Preston Dearing, George
3. Wenzel’s Barber Shop,
, F.
7:14:21c
the decoration for serv-
Berlin. Enlisting at Lon-
received his training at
Que., Moncton, N.B., and
The Harmony Class of the United
1 Church will hold their monthly
meeting on Friday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Curts.
Mrs. Austin Hay ter, of London,
1 visited recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Pau) Eagleson and family.
Lieut. Dawson Woodburn, of
Camp Borden, spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Chid
Woodburn,
The W.A. anti W.M.S, of the
United Church will held their an
nual meeting on Tuesday afternoon
Dec. 12th, at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Brophey, The ladies please
note the change in date of this
meeting,
Mr* a "
home
some
West;
■ Mr,
Lloyd Stewardson arrived
on Saturday after spending
tune with relatives In Ahe
a*,d Mrs, Russell Brown and
Gordon visited oh Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Baker, of the Lake
Road.
Mrs. Wm. Hicks spent a few days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Gillies and sons, of East Williams.
Mrs. Harold Brophey viited last
Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbert Young.
Fit. Sgt. Harold Honsberger spent
the week-end at the home of Mr.
Wm. Hicks.• Mrs. Honsberger and
Jimmie returned to Toronto with
him.
A close-fisted farmer supplied to-
a 'local house three dozen eggs
every week. One week he found
that he had accidentally sent one
egg too many. Determinend not to
lose on the deal, he called at the
house. ‘‘Mr. Smith,” he said, ”1
sent along one egg over the three
dozen this
‘‘Surely _ __ ____
worry over a little thing like that/
Mr, Smith said. ‘‘Let’s settle it with
a drink. What will you have?”
“Egg and milk,” was the farm
er's reply.
week.”
you’re not going to
Open for Business
TUESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EACH WEEK.
The Exeter District Co-op,
serve you in
Posts, Co-op.
Paints, etc.
Mill Feeds,
Feeds and
are ready to
Flour, Cedar
Concentrates,
We will have
Needs available in the near future.
a full supply of Farmer’s
Exeter District Cooperative
P. Passmore, Manager
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