HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1945-06-07, Page 4Page 4
nr •ft *~**1*~
TOP TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO,THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 7, 1945
•A
A Practical Farmer for Canada’s Next Premier
■
IN THE
EXETER ARENA - THURSDAY, JUNE 7
EJECTION RETURNS
(Continued from page
Classified Directory
lost
Taylor—453 FOR SALE
COURT OF REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
LOST—One hundred dollai’ bill.
Finder please call the Tlmes-
Advocate for particulars. 7’C
Majority for
Goderich
Advance 1 A 61 ................ 31 21 79
2 ................ 69 27 132
3 ............... 64 38 116
4 ...........27 54 365 .............. 70 33 9?6 .......... 40 22 51
7 ............... 108 35 123
*8 ............... 53 19 42.
9 ............... 63 30 179
10 ............. 94 20 136
11 ............. 45 13 7612 .............. 53 27 102
717 340 1170
3 GOOD REASONS FQR USING WANT-ADS: 1 . , Readers 2 . , Uttle Cost 3 . t Results
W/N WITH BRACKEN
ELECT PRYDE IN HURON-PERTH JUNE 11th
Authorized by Huron-Perth Progressive Conservative Association
A
u I KNOW WHAT
FARMERS WANT”
saysJohn Bracken, the Farmer
"When I speak of agriculture, I
mean farmers and farmers1 wives and
children and -all those , . . who are
dependent upon the prosperity of farm
ing for their material welfare,”
For more than twenty years, as the undefeated, progressive leader of a
Farmers’ Party, John Bracken has fought unendingly for the economic rights
of farmers.
To-day, this great farmer’s lifelong struggle to raise the living standards
of farm life in Canada, has become national in scope — Dominion-wide in the
devoted intensity of John Bracken’s life purpose. To-day, this far-visioned
* farmer-leader of the Progressive Conservative Party — calls upon all Canadian
farmers to enlist under his progressive banner in order to achieve, here and
now, a far better life for the farmers of every community, in every Province of
this great Dominion.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
7 ,
Stanley
....... 45
.......... 68
.......... 35
......... 37
........ 23
......... 75
........ 33
57
3
5
8
12
8
2
6
4
48
Taylor-
41
34
40
146
62
55
15
99
FOR SALE—Used brick and
ipg material, phone 37r6,
wood. Lawrence Taylor,
Bend.
build-
Dash-
Grand
31:7*
A Court of Revision of the As
sessment Roll of the Township of
Usborne for the year 1945 will be
held at the Township Hall, Elim-
ville, on Saturday, June 9, 1945,
at 3 p.m.
A. W. Morgan, Clerk.
BABY CHICKS
373
Majority for
Goderich Township
26
16
8
1
15
5
492
■119
CAR’ FOR SALE — 1929 Essex
coupe, serial number 1008022,
good condition, just overhauled,
fair tires, Apply at TimesnAdvo-
cate Or phone 239, 31;7*
36
29
49
25
45
28
88
69
95
67
70
48
212
Majority for
Hullett
........ 81
........ 61
........ 45
......... 81.......... 22
......... 68
......... 60
Majority
418
for
71
Taylor-
437
—225
FOR ■SALE—One Anchor-Holt No,
5 separator, ip good condition,
cheap; modern Quebec cook
stove, like new, used only six
months; child’s go-cart. Apply
Holbert Springett, lot 22, con.
_3, London Twp., (no phone). 31c
FOR SALE — One gravel loader;
one 2 drum winch; one 4 yard
steel gravel box. Lackie Bros.,
Whalen, Ont, . 31c
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 3 8-3 Granton.
26
1
1
19
0
3
6
75
41
35
82
39
35
73
38056
Ballantyne—38
Tuckersmith
-------
FOR SALE—23 chunks, about 80
to 100 pounds; 40 weaners in
about 2 weeks. Harry Carroll,
Centralia. 7 *
FOR SALE—Six collie pups. Appiy
Gordon Moir, phone Hensall
92r31. 7*
FOR SALE—Sows. 1A-. E. Oestreich-
er, Dashwood, phone 57rl0. 7:14*
CHICK BARGAINS for this_ week
and .next. White Leghorns,
Rock x White Leghorns, auoua
Whites: Non-sexed 9,95, pullets
19.95. Barred Rocks, New
shires, New Hampshire x
Rocks 10.95, pullets 16.95, cock-
. erels 10.95. Assorted Heavies1
non-sexed 9,95, pullets 14,95,
cockerels 9.95, Assorted Light
and Medium Breeds: non-sexed
8.95, -pullets 17.95. Cockerels:
White Leghorns 1.50. 2-week-old
add 6c, 3-week-old add lie, 4-
week-old add 16c. Shipped C.O.D.
This advertisement must accom
pany your order." Top Notch
Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario. 2tc
Barred
Austra
Jffamp-
Barreu
i
1 ............ 71 • 6 66
2 ............... 57 11 62
3 ........... 84 12 41
4 .............. 65 2 61
5 ............ 53 9 70
6 .............. 54 4 44
V 384 44 344
Majority for Ballantyne—40
Recapitulation
Exeter ........ 194 76 689
Hensall ........ 152 2 203
Clinton ......... 374 73 658
Seaforth ........ 441 45 455
Usborne ........ 222 51 568
Stephen ........ 458 93 768
McKillop ....... 408 51 287
Goderich ....... 717 340 1170
Stanley ........ {373 48 492
Goderich Twp. 212 71 437
Hullett ......... 418 56 38.0
Hay ............. 587 94 470
Tuckersmith .. 3 84 44 344
Total .............4940 1044 6921
Majority for Taylb'r-Over Ballantyne
—1981.
Number of Voters on Lists 18,03 9
—— -------------------------------- r-... ■■ry-rnMwni-w—WMnw-MiimuirriijmiMB
FOR SALE—*28 Oldsmobile coach,
good tires and motor, easy on
■gas, Serial No. 21865. Also front
axle with very .good tires off
Chrysler car. Both car and axle
have 2-0-inch rim. Apply R. W.
Batten (Riverview Parky, 7*
FOR SALE — One Durham call.
Phone 44r3 Kirkton. 7c
FOR SALE — Two-burner electric
plate, practically new. Apply to
Mrs. Cameron, phone 170 w, Ex
eter. ' 7*
FOR SALE—Oak ‘Roll top desk,
small electric radio, modern for-
• poster bed springs and . dresser,
good kitchen range, gateleg table.
R. E. Balkwill. *
FOR SALE—One front truck axle,
complete with or without 32x6
tires and tubes. Apply to Harold
Cudmore, phone 171r3 Exeter.7*
REAL ESTATE
AUCTION SALES
auction sale of hotel
FURNITURE, BAB BOOM
AND MIRROR
on
SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1945
AT THE DASHWOOD HOTEL
WM. GOSSMAN, Prop.
A. WEBER, Auctioneer.
7:14c
auotion sale of house,
THREE LOTS AND HOUSEHOLD
EFRECTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
pn
Main Street, Exeter,
on
THURSDAY, JUNE 31st, 1915
at 1 p.m., the tollowing:
Fine big residence pn Main
Street, brick house, furnace and
hath, frame barn, good garden, nice
lawn, shade trees, a fine place to
live, the property of the late Wil
liam Enell, subject to reserve bid.
TERMS of Real Estate: 10%
down, ‘balance in 30 days.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — Kit
chen stove, coal or wood; small
table; 2 plate burner; electric iron;
electric
couch;
radio;
electric
washer; china cabinet?
dining room chairs; Philco
cabinet sewing machine;
heater; 4 parlour chairs;
2 rockers; Palmer piano in good
shape;
tables;
rocker;
2 walnut
dresser;
cushions;
chest of drawers; dresser; writing
desk; gramaphone with records;
hall mirror; icentre table; complete
bedroom outfit; bed; dresser; com
mode; toilet set; bedroom rug;
parlor suite, chairs, settee; chairs;
rockers; table; books; verandah
chair; flower stand; dresser; mir
ror; 2 high chairs; trunks; stands;
suit case; quilting frames; set of
scales; curtain stretchers; curtains;.
3 dozen pint sealers; (cellar table;
cupboard; step ladder; pictures;
clothes horse; ' several rugs and
carpets; pots; pans; pails; cook
ing utensils; dishes of all kinds;
garden tools; lawn mower; buggy;
cutter; extension ladder; buck saw;
robe; garden hose; quantity of
hard coal; quantity of wood.
TERMS of Chattels: Cash.
CLARISSE and VICTOR SNELL,
Executors,
GEO. LAWSON, Clerk,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
walnut cabinet;
3 bed springs;
parlour lamp;
ONLY THE BEGINNING —of John
Brackets nation-wide Campaign for
Farmers, is the assurance for every
farmer of a fair, proportionate share
of the nation’s income — through
guaranteed prices for farm products.
WE GO ON FROM THERE —Our
Policies embrace every aspect of
Canadian farm life — the life of the
farmer, his wife — his children. They
are typical of our farmer-leader’s
human, progressive approach to farm
problems. To these measures, John
Bracken is pledged:—
• HEALTH — In many, rural ar.eas,
due to economic conditions, medical
and hospital services are totally in
adequate.
WE SHALL — provide the financial
assistance required to place and keep
health services in rural areas on a
par with those in urban areas — and
raise the standard of both.
• EDUCATION — In Canada, educa
tion depends largely on land taxation.
Consequently, in many rural areas,
revenue is insufficient for educational
needs and many children are unjustly
deprived of adequate educational
facilities.
WE SHALL —see that the Federal
Government, without interfering with
Provincial jurisdiction, provides fin
ancial assistance in order that
Provinces may make possible a high
standard of education in every section
of Canada. In this Way, as well, the
burden of land taxation will be
lightened.
• FARM MACHINERY —In order
to preserve the family farm in Can-
ada, a unit now threatened by the
competition of larger units in, this
and other countries . . .
WE SHALL — reduce the overhead
cost of machinery required on farms
by plans for co-operative ownership
and, where advisable, by state or
municipal ownership of power equip
ment. The cost to farmers of securing
the advantages of mechanization will
thus be greatly reduced.
• FARM WORKERS—In off-seasons
farm workers frequently lack em
ployment.
WE SHALL — plan supplementary
employment for farm workers in off
seasons by the development of addi
tional enterprises. We shall, encour
age the decentralization of industry
and the location in rural areas of
suitable small-scale industrial enter
prises.
• RURAL ELECTRIFICATION —
In Order to bring more modern con
veniences, at the lowest possible cost,
to women in rural homes, and to
farmers —
WE SHALL — start an immediate
program that will ultimately carry
the benefits of electricity' to every
last farm home.
These are but a, few of our far-
reaching Progressive Conservative
Farm Policies founded on a new, pro
gressive conception of the rights of
Canadian farmers in every commun
ity of every Province. To-day a
farmer fights for farmers’ rights.
Help John Bracken to raise the living
standards of the forgotten man —
the Canadian farmer. ,
F-4
Barn Dance
There will be an Old Time Barn
Dance held at the new barn of
and Mrs, Tom Slavin, 3“ miles
of Hensail on Friday, June
CKNX Ranch Boys and Cora
furnish the music, also other
Mr.
east
Sth.
will
, _ en
tertainers. There will be a lunch
booth. / c
NOTICES
f6r SALE — 100-acre ’farm of
choice land, lot 6, con. 7, town
ship of Blanshard 1% miles
east of Woodham off No. 23
Highway; good 1% storey brick
house with furnace; 2 bank
barns each 36x60, L-shaped, good
stabling,
system;
hydro
water;
wheat'
Apply
St. Marys,
16-11,
icement floors, water
implement shed 26x60;
throughout; abundance of
privilege to sow fall
and do fall ploughing.
Carman Switzer, R.R. 6,
Ont. Phone Kirkton
________________4tc
A
Vote for Your
Published by the Progreisive Conservative Party, Ottawa. w
TOM PRYDE IN HURON-PERTH
TO THE' RATEPAYERS
. OF USBORNE TOWNSHIP
Public meetings for the dissem
ination of information re Township
School Area will be held ' in the
Township of Usborne, as follows:
At S. S. No. 5, Bisset's School, on
Friday, June 15, at 8.30 p.m., and
at S S. No. 6, Winchelsea, on Mon
day, June 18, at 8.30 p.m. Both
meetings will be addressed >by Mr.
S. H. Whitmore, Sec’y-Treas, of the
Tuckersmith Township School Area.
These meetings are being held
to give you an opportunity to study
this project and residents of neigh
boring section are requested to at
tend.
FOR SALE—3 acres near Clinton,
small neat house, nice hedge and
trees, garage, barn, henhouses,
pig-pen, all with hydro.
Brick house, garage and about
2 acres, Exeter.
Small general country store, hen
house and fruits and acreage.
W. C. Pearce, E&eter.
FOR SALE — Comfortable house,
small barn, chicken-houses, fruit
AUCTION SALE OF FARM, FARM
STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
on
Lot 28, Concession 7, Hay Township
3 % miles west of Hensall, 2 yz
miles east of Zurich, 1% miles
north, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 12th, 1945
commencing at 1.00 o’clock sharp.
FARM PROPERTY of 99% ac
res. more or less, 37 acres oats, 8
acres barley, 'balance in grass.
Farm is well drained and fenced,
has plenty of hard and soft water,
brick house with kitchen attached,
cellar and wood shed, double gar
age; large driving shed, hen house
and pig stable; large bank barn,
water system in barn; land is all
black loam and in good state of
cultivation: a very desirable farm
home.
TERMS OF FARM: 10% on day
of sale and balance in 30 days.
Sold subject to a reserve bid.
HORSES — Black team; grey
Percheron gelding. 4 years old;
dark bay mare, rising 3 years old.
CATTLE—White cow. fresh re
newed; roan icow, fresh; white cow,
milking; red cow with calf at foot;
red Hereford Cow, fresh; Hereford,
cow due in June; grey cow, milk
ing, with calf at foot; roan cow,
milking, renewed; spotty cow due
in June; farrow cow; 2 baby beefs;
6 small calves; 14 heifers
steers, all Herefords, rising
AUCTION SALE OF HIGH CLASS
FURNITURE
(Everything like new)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1945
on
Albert Street, Exeter,
at 1 o’clock.
3-piece chesterfield suite, 9-piece
dining room suite, book case, hall
seat, 2 beds with springs and matt
resses, 2 dressers, 3 bedroom chairs,
bedroom rocker, 2 small tables,
kitchen table, -3 kitchen chairs,,
large rocking chair, small rocking
chair, parlor table, 3 flower stands,
3 small tables, electric washing
machine, wash tub, 2 congoleum
rugs, day bed, writing desk, coal
scuttle, watering can, step ladder,
large galvanized bath tub, lawn
mower, garden rake, hoes, potato
digger, shovels, post hole auger, wheelbarrow, rubber' hose, grind
stone, trailer, quantity Of lumper,
quantity of brick, wax polishing
brush, quilting frames, Ironing
board, floo'r mop, broom, crock (4
gal.), a quantity of dishes, sealers,
butter tray and ladle, axe, electric
light fixture, scythe, stove pipes,,
croquet set, cobbler’s set, window
sash, cupboards, doors, and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
A. W. MORGAN, Clerk. 2t
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.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The next meeting of the Huron
County Council Will be held in the
Council Chambers, Court House,
Goderich, commencing Tuesday,
June 12th, at 2,00 p.m.
All accounts, notices of deputa
tions and other business requiring
the attention of Council should be
in the hands of the .County Clerk
not later than Saturday, June 9th.
N. W. Miller, County Clerk,
Goderich, Ontario.
Are You Ruptured?
OUR SERVICE IS DIFFERENT.
WE SELL YOU A FIT IN OUB
PRIVATE TRUSS ROOM.
Trusses, Belts, Supports of all kinds,
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Over ill years experience.
ft
Your drugs at
ROBERTSON’S
PhOrtO 150 Exeter
<□XJ.XCl.xX UCtJ, Xlj V11 XvAwJLL“Xx\J U,&Cb, LI LL1L . -i i q " t* 1 zTtrees, 12 acres of land. In Exeter. |1 yea,lsv°„L
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—Good brick house on
Andrew Street, near school; with
stable and garage combined;
good sized garden, immediate
possession. Apply at • Times-Ad-
vocate. 7c
WANTED
WANTED—100 'pigs, 6-10 weeks
old. Apply Wein Bros. Hatchery,
Exeter. 7:14
CASH FOR FOX HORSES — Dead
animals removed. Two-hour ser
vice day or night. Phone Credi-
ton 47rl5, collect. Jack Williams.
5:31 4fp
WANTED—A second-hand matt
ress in good condition for bed
6 ft. by 3 ft. 6 in. Apply at
Thues-AdvOcate. 31:7*
WANTED-—-At Grand Bend, capable
.girl or woman to help in guest
house for summer months. No
cooking, no laundry, wages good.
Pinecroft Bodge, Telephone 44r3
STRAWBERRY supper
St.
tend
berry
27th.
Week,
Mary’s Chtitch, Brinsley, iii-
holdihg their annual straw-
and cold meat supper, June
Further aftnonncement next
and
from
TERMS—CASH
WILLIAM QUINN, Proprietor,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer,.
GEORGE LAWSON, Clerk.
PIGS -— Young Yorkshire
bred; young Yorkshire sow.
IMPLEMENTS—M.H. binder. 6-
ft. cut; MicCormick-Deering mower,
new self-oiler; spring-tooth culti
vator, new; McCormick-Deering 11-
disc fertilizer drill, new; 1-horse
scuffler; 13-disc grain drill: 3-drum
steel roller; 10-ft. steel M.H. rake;
large twin plow; small twin plow;
M.H. bean scuffler with puller
combined; sling ropes; clover bun
cher; iron kettles; large 2,000 lb.
capacity Scales; Clinton ■ fanning
mill; walking plow; 2 3-section
harrows; scraper, harrow cart;
root pulper; wheel ,barrow; .bob
sleighs; rubber-tired wagon; 16-ft
•flat sliding rack; 3 2-ft. extensiou
ladder; cutter, quantity of anion
crates; turnip seed; grass seeder;
colony stove; Stewart horse clip
pers; wagon box; steel tired wag
on; gravel box; McCormick-Deering
manure .spreader, new; disc, new;
hay rack; set single harness: 2
Sets heavy harness; 5 horse collars;
set collar tops; sleigh platform;
electric fencer, new; pig crate; 75
bushels barley; quantity of wheat;
2 galvanized troughs; large barrel;
forks, shovels, spades, grain shovel;
grain bags, twine sacks, bag trucks,
logging chaii), whiffletrees, neck-
yokes, large' onion sieve, onion
scuffler, 2 bushels of Timothy seed.
1 bus. seed beans,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTSSink,
quantity of sealers, icook stove, an
tique spooh bed, Daisy ichiirn, 3-
burnor coal oil stOVe, strainer pails,
Renfrew cream separator; 2 beds,
set of springs, new mattress, roast
ing pah; cross-cut saw; vacuum
sow,
ing pan; cross-cut saw;
sweeper, ringer, 2inc tub, hanging
lamp, set of sad irons, shusage
grinder, sausage stuffer, ice cream
freezer, efocks, lanterns, lambs,
gas lamp, leather couch, carpet
sweeper.
MRS. MARY STEPHEN, prep.
Enrich, On'thrio,
TENDERS FOB COAL AND COKE •
Federal Buildings—Province of
Ontario
" Sealed tenders addressed to the
undersigned, and endorsed “Tender
for Coal,” will be received until
3 p.m. (E.D.S.T.), Wednesday,
Jone 27, 1945, for the supply of
coal and coke for the Dominion
Buildings throughout the Province-
of Ontario.
Forms of tender with specifica
tions and conditions attached can
be obtained from the Purchasing
Agent, Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, and the Supervising Archi
tect, 36 Adelaide St. East, ’Toronto,
Ont.
Tenders should be made on the-
forms supplied by the Department
and in-.accordance with departmen
tal ■ specifications and conditions at
tached thereto. Coal dealers’ licence
numbers must be given when ten
dering.
. The Department reserves the-
1’ight to demand from any* success
ful tenderer, before awarding the
order, a security deposit in the
form of a certified cheque on a
chartered bank in Canada, made
payable to the order of the Hon
ourable the Minister of Public
Works, equal to 10 per cent of the*
amount of the tender? or Bearer
Bonds of the Dominion of Canada
or of the Canadian National Rail
way Company and its constituent
companies unconditionally guaran
teed as to principal and interest
by the Dominion of Canada, or the
afofemehtioned bonds and a cer
tified cheque, if requited to make
up an. odd amount, •
Such security will serve as a
guarantee for the proper fulfilment
of the contract.
By order,
J. M. SOMERVIBLE^
■ Secretary,.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, May 25, 1945,
o