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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1945-05-24, Page 41* THE TIMES-ADVQCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY M 1945 4 Please Note ’ft Last week our .sugar ration was again reduced and it is now down to 60%, businesses we have been faced with have done our best to maintain the Like other restrictions but quality of our breads and pastries and have served you to the best of our ability. If, when you come into the store, you are not able to purchase a particular variety of pastry or bread please bear with us. We are trying our best. 'So you think this girl you’re going to marry is thrifty?” Tom: “Well, what do you think?1U1U. vy ¥yjuc*u u.v j v m- «***•***.», XT Before she eats a marshmallow she out ’8‘1Xt< Harry nalways uses it to powder her nose/ K i s K 1 1 K W. “I’m going to give you this violin.” Jerry: “An out and “Yes, no strings on it!” DEPOSITS MADE ON Canadian Government Annuities INCREASE AT COMPOUND INTEREST IF PURCHASED AT THIS RATE BLOOD PLASMA FLQWN TO BATTLEFIELDS Exeter Old Boy plans Trip With The RCAF Bomber Group In Britain A Canadian Halifax Bomber be­ came a high-speed bipod transport recently when the North-East Reg­ ional Blood Transfusion Officer called upon the RCAF group in an emergency to ferry bottled blood to a main flown direct Europe. Aircraft of usually carry several collecting points in England to the central deputy but this was an emergency had no Stuart fusion RCAF, Canadian, a native of Exeter, Ont, a graduate of the University of Toronto, and formerly pathologist at Hamilton, iOnt, The Canadians didn’t hesitate, and within a short time a van of the Transfusion Service drove up to an RCAF airfield and the priceless blood was loaded into a Halifax, and within a short time had reach-, ed the central depot, A coincidence is that most of the blood aboard that plane came from Canadian veins, donated by RCAF personnel of the Beaver Base of the Group, The Halifax was piloted by S/L Ed Spence, of Sydney, N.S. Dr, Stanbury paid tribute to RCAF Bomber Group for its operation in this vital matter. The doctor has been head of service since 19 39 and has seen the RCAF at work before when a very rare type of filter for blood plasma was needed. It could not be bought in England and the doctor cabled to his almamater, the University of Toronto. Within a few days they had one ready and an aircraft of the RCAF flew it to Britain. Cana­ da has another interest in this organization, for it was with money subscribed in Canada that a plasma separatoi’ was bought. The fresh blood supplied by the N.E.R.B.T. Service, is supplied by Yorkshire men and women and flown to our armies on the Contin­ ent regularly. The blood, packed in insulated boxes, is flown to a base transfusion depot in Belguim whence * it is distributed to hospit­ als or casualty clearing stations or is carried to tlie front lines in the mobile refrigerators of the Field Transfusion Units. This blood is in addition to the supplies of plasma and serum sent regularly. In a recent case a bottle of blood supplied by a young Leeds woman was flown to the 'Continent one morning and transfused that same day into the veins of a 19-year old soldier who had just become a casualty. The Mobile Transfusion vans pay [regular visits to stations -of depot whence it was to the battlefields of RAF Ferry Command such blood from the and Ferry Command aircraft available, Dr, Wm. Stanbury, Regional Trans­ Officer, thought of the perhaps because he is a the co- this Saturday In Exeter Town Hall at 9 p.m. Hear Mrs. Eva Pfeifer in the interests of MR. G. A. CANN YOUR LOCAL C.C.F. CANDIDATE — and — MR. J. HUCKINS THE PROVINCIAL CANDIDATE, OF GODERICH If you are one of the many thousands who are in the low yearly income brackets — farmers, labourers and small business men — listen to! the address of this in­ spiring lady. She will explain in clear-cut, understandable language, the policy of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federa­ tion. i * '.Win*. XMrth, Death and Marriage Notices ar<» inserted tree O.t charge. Curd of ThanM 50c, In Memorhun Notice* 50c for single verse, 25c extrn for each ad<li- tiouaJ verse. Engagements 50c Announcements V| Classified Directory 3 GOOD REASONS FOR USING WANT-ADS: 1 . , Readers 2 ., Little Cost 3 . , Results BIRTHS — Flying Officer H, E, and Mrs, Carling an- the birth of a daughter, on Thursday, May 17. St. Joseph’s Hospital. HUNTER—In Toronto, day, May 17, 1945, Mrs. Clifton Hunter, PERRY—At St. Joseph’s Hospital," London, on Saturday, May 19th, 1945, to Mi’, and Mrs. Ernest Perry, a son. STANBURY—On Monday, 1945, . ' ' Hospital to Betty, Jack Stanbury (Gander Nfld.), - ” FOR SALE BABY CHICKS BARLING Carling nounce 1945, at Wednes- Mr. andon to a daughter, May 14, at St. Catherines General wife of LAC, Bay, a son, David Alexander. DEATHS MELICK—At the residence of her daughter, Mrs. George Bradley, 1348 Montreal Ave., Calgary, Al­ berta, on April 18, 1945, Mrs. John H. Melick, formerly Mary Ann Kelly, daughter of the Thomas and Ann Kelly. ENGAGEMENT late The engagement is announced of Mildred Esther, second youngest daughter of Mrs. Walpei* and the late Jacob Walper, Dashwood, to Erling J, Beckman, son of Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Beckman, Eriksdale, Manitoba, the wedding,, to take place early in June. CARDS OF THANKS Mrs. Arthur Mitchell and family wish to express their sincere thanks to the friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness and cards of sympathy extended during /their recent bereavement, for the "beautiful floral tributes, the ing of cars and to Rev. Mr. Lean, Mrs. -Sillery and Mrs. gan and to those who offered assistance in any way. Mrs. Ben Case wishes-to thank her friends for their kindness ex­ tended to her while a patient St. Joseph’s Hospital, London. IN MEMORIAM loan- Mac- Mor- their in* ofHODGERT—Tn loving memory William Hodgert, who died five years ago, May 21, 19 401. The flowers we placed upon his grave, ‘May wither and decay, But -the love for him who sleeps beneath, Shall never —Wife and fade away, family. loving memory c FOR SALE—Mitchelite seed beans, No, 1 quality, grown from a top yielding crop. Phone 83r$5 Hen­ sail, G. Broderick, Exeter, Ont. 4tp APPLE BUTTER FOR SALE— $1.50 a gallon, Sylvanus Cann, Apple Butter factory, Main St., Exeter. 17:24c A-l BABY CHICKS—from blood- tested stock: Barred Rocks; Large Type White Leghorns; B, Rock x W. Leghorn; Sussex x New Hampshire; Red X Rocks, Write or phone A, H. Switzer Hatchery, Granton, Ont,, for price list, phone 38-3 Granton. RENFREW SALES and SERVICE Anyone separator, 93r4, jn need of a cream hand or electric, call Bax, Hugh Thiel, 52, Zurich, R. 2. 26-31* AUCTION SALES FOR SALE-—Holstein cow eight years old, will freshen last of May, very heavy milker. L. B. Moore, Exeter North. 17* NOTICES FOR SALE—A Quebec Sulky Mas­ sey Harris single furrow riding plow, one year old. Appy to C. Rollings, R.R. 1, Clandeboye. 14:31* FOR SALE— A good iron pump with 30 feet iron piping. Apply Mrs. Maude Horton, Sanders St. 17:24* FOR SALE—New chicken shelter. Apply to Times-Advocate. 24 FOR SALE—1928 Chev. motor, real* end and radiator. Apply to Laverne Heywood, Huron Street, NOTICE TO CREAM PRODUCERS Due to the labor situation Exeter Creamery will be unable to take in cream op. Saturday nights during the summer season of 1945. 17:24c Exeter Creamery Co, Ltd. TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN COURT OF REVISION Notice is hereby given that Court of Revision of the Assess­ ment Roll of the Township of Stephen for the year 1945 will hold its first meeting in the Coun­ cil Chambers, Crediton, on Satur­ day-, June 2nd, 1945, at one o’clock AUCTION SALE OF STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS The undersigned Auctioneer has received instructions to sell by pub­ lic the p.m. FOR SALE—-Colony House, range shelter, brooder, stove, kitchen range, electric iron, electric toas­ ter, lawn mower, laundry stove, drop leaf table. R. E. Balkwill. 240 REAL ESTATE FOR SALS ■— Comfortable house, small barn, chicken-houses, fruit trees, 12 acres of land. In Exeter. This property is in good repair and very desirable. C. V. Pickard. FOR SALE—Brick House on John Street, 1% storey rug brick, modern conveniences. Immediate possession. Apply to B. M. Fran­ cis. tfc FOR SALE-—Store building, Exeter. Centrally located. Living quar­ ters attached. C. V. Pickard. Exeter. FOR SALE —• 1 % storey frame house, composition shingle siding, insulated, electricity, town water, small hot water furnace with radiators. Upstairs, now an apart­ ment, rented. New front veran­ dah. Centrally located just off Main Street at grist mill. W. C. Pearce. » Dated of May, L. B. HODGSON, Township Clerk, Centralia, Ont. at Centralia this 14th 1945. day • 17:24:31c NOTICE Children or anyone found tres passing at Bell's Dam, west of Hen- sall, will be prosecuted. 24c Stewart Bell, Hensail, Ont. OWNERS OF DOGS Dog tags are now available and owners ’ of dogs must secure same on or before June 15th. 3tc C. V. Pickard, Clerk. a of MR. G.-A. CANN, Your Local Federal Candidate Give him your Support-—He is working in your Interests. Night SAXSKcMMai MRS. EVA PFEIFER, of Regina, Sask. from Exeter at this very mo-Within an hour’s drive ment in two airports that were recently closed, equip­ ment such as new stepladders, high grade tools, wrenches, jacks, welding equipment, typewriters, are being chopped up and ruthlessly destroyed. This con­ dition exists all across our country. Is this not your property, bought with your savings, your taxes, your Victory Bonds? Big business influences are destroying it now. This is just a sample of what’s going to happen When the final closing of all these plants come. Big business will jump on them, restrict further production in them to make their own monopolies safer and more secure. STOP IT! VOTE C.C.F. Only a C.C.F. Government will stop the outrageous Grab of Public Property by big interests—the other parties are helping them get it. We’Ve been on the sucker lists lorig enough! VOTE C.G.F Published by HuroivPefth C.C.F. Association, FLYNN—In loving memory George Flynn who passed three years ago May 26, It is lonesome here without Dad, There is such a vacant space; For we never liear your footsteps, Or see your smiling face. As we loved you, so we miss you, In our memory you are near; Loved, remembered, longed for’. al­ ways, Bringing many a silent tear. Good was his heart, his friendship true, Loved and respected knew. To a useful life came a He died as he lived, friend. “Thy will be done.” —Sadly missed family, Cecil, jorie. of Mr. away 1942. you, by all <-he sudden end, everybody’s by his wife and Harold * and Mar- * loving memory ofWHITE — In Kenneth White who lost his life in Italy one year ago. Kenneth White was a soldier And not afraid to die, But when he fell in action, This caused his friends to sigh. He went ovei’ to stop Hitler And make this fellow behave, That was the reason why He got an early grave. Kenneth wasn’t very old As you can Clearly see, Count Up the years You find he’s twenty-three. Now, Kenneth we know is through, He won’t be home any more, .. tie fell in action in Italy In the year of forty-four. I’ve something About this boy White, His father was (And not afraid Joe helped to lick the Kaiser Back in fourteen. He claimed it was his duty To help the King and Queen, There were other boys who like Kenneth, All buried in a roW, Kenneth has gone to meet Mother Who died eleven years ago. •Sadly, missed by Father, and Brother more to tell you named Kenneth a soldier too to fight. died his Sisters c the RCAF Bomber Croup where they are met with long lines of vol­ unteers, aircrew and groundcrew alike, It has always made Dr. Stanbury proud to see the response from Canadians to his appeals for blood and it made him even proud­ er to see his countrymen OOme to the rescue so quickly when he and his organization So sorely lacked transport for their Vital work. NATIONAL FILMS—FREE MAY 31st Centralia Public School 10.30 a.m. Parish Hall, Mt. Carmel 2.30 p.m. -—• 8.30 p.m. Stephen Twp. Fed. of Agriculture COUNTY OF HURON FLYINQ CLUB A Flying Club in the interests post-war flying has been incorpor­ ated in this County. In order to raise moneys needed for the organ­ ization of the Club an appeal is be­ ing mad® for Sustaining Members. By the Charter of the Company the entrance fee of such members is Twenty-five Dollars (.$25.00), All -persons interested in the success of this Club are solicited to become members. Please consider this your notification to lielp in this post-war project and send a remit­ tance for your entrance fee to F. Fingland, Clinton, Ontario. Further particulars will be gladly furnished by him on request. Wilmot Haacke, President. 24:31c PERSONAL RHEUMATIC PAIN, Sciatica, Lum­ bago quickly relieved by using RUMACAPS. Recommended by thousands who have gained better health. Robertson’s Drug Store. LIBERAL POLICIES LEAD TO Prosperity, Stability/ Security and to a Healthy Canada. I o I ■H. S’ 5 I Published by the Huron-Perth Liberal Association auction at Lot 26, Con. 4, Hay Twp. on FRIDAY, MAY 25th, 1945 1.00 p.m. the following: 100-ACRE FARM — Bank barn 50x62, 22 ft. postal 20 aerds good bush, mostly hard wood; 4 acres ; fall wheat; 18 acres spring grain; ■ balance seeded down; 1 acre of ■ good orchard; cement silo; frame- ’ house 20x28; kitchen 30x35; shingled with asphalt; good fur­ nace; drive shed 20x35; hen house 15x35; double garage; lots of water with a good spring; well fenced; well drained. HORSES — Brown mare rising 6 yrs., brown mare rising 8 yrs., aged work mare. CATTLE—2 black heifers 3 yrs. old with calf at foot, red cow 6 yrs. old, black cow 6 black cow 9 yrs, old, cows, 2-year-old steer, calves, good ones. IMPLEMENTS—M,.H. ft., M.H. manure spreader, mower, cultivator, land roller, hay rake, riding plow, walking plow, grain Seed uxjxx, wagvu, **&**•» wagon, road cart, cutter, disc har­ row, fanning mill, scales, grind­ stone, pea harvester, cream separa­ tor, scuffler, hay fork rope, slings, pulley, hay fork, hay rack, wagon box, set sleighs, flat bottom; long ladder, 35 0 chick oil brooder, new; root pulper, 250 egg incubator, set double harness, iron kettle, single harness, copper kettle, stone boat, crosscut saw, 4-rack honey extract­ or, 2 bee smokers, capping knife, sausage grinder, lard press, forks, whiffletrees, neckyokes, chains, barrels, boxes, 2 galvanized barrels, sap pan, 130 sail buckets, water­ trough, 4 oak barrels, 50 gal.; 30 gal. oak barrel, 10 gal. oak barrel, bag truck and other articles., 200 hens. 75 bushels oats.- Quantity of hay. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — New­ combe piano in good shape, sewing machine, 2 leather rockers, 3 wood­ en rockers, 6 ’'dining-room chairs, 8 ft. extension table, 2 glass cup­ boards, kitchen cupboard, ,4-burner coal oil stove, 3-burner oven, (prop­ leaf table, high chair, table 4 ft. «. long, child’s rocker, 2 beds, springs and mattresses, small stand, 5 small tables, pedestal bench, chiffonier, wardrobe, 2 flower stands, churn, cradle, spinning wheel, corn shelter, grass seeder, folding screen, auan- tity of -dishes, pots, pans, pails, fruit cooker, pictures, picture­ frames, commode' chair, 1 gallon glass churn. TERMS OF SALE — Chattels, cash. Farm, 10 per cent, cash, bal­ ance in 3 0 days. Sold subject to a reserve bid,. OLIVER FEE, Proprietor, R, R. 2, Hensail, GEO. LAWSON, Clerk, FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer^ at yrs. old, 3 farrow 3 baby binder 6- 5-ft. cradle, 4-section harrows, drill, wagon, buggy, light BREEDERS SALE OF HIGH CLASS SHORTHORNS at EXETER ARENA WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1945 3 8. heifers and young cows of the choicest breeding and the typo and quality seldom offered for sale in an auction. They are of .our best. 6 young bulls all bv Klaymor . Elector (R, M. Peck’s great breed­ ing sire) good colors and of most modern type. . If you are interested in live stock and1 4 / — - —All ** » • improvement take advantage attend this sale. Consigners: W. C. F. Oestricher, Crediton, R. M, Peck, Zurich, Ont. Clarence Douglas, Brantford, Ont. Auctioneer’s: Duncan Brown, Robert Amos, , William O’Neil. Keys - Gaunt *. Culbert Ont.. SHORTHORN SALE 7 MALES 24 FEMALES Elmandorph Stock Fann, 3 miles from VARNA, ONT. THURSDAY, MAY 31 st 1945 at 1.30 p.m. Included in the sale arc 7 bulls ranging from calves to serviceable age; 24 Cows and heifers. Auctioneers: . Buncan Brown and Itobt. T, Amo&. Ringmail: w. M. O’Neil For Catalogue dud Details Write—*- Clifford H. Keys and Sons, Varna, Ont*