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THE TIMES-ADVQCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 23rd, 1946
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PHONE 18 EXETER, ONTARIO
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You get” personalized attention at the most modern and
beautiful shop in Exeter. At Tomlinson's you can be
assured that nothing has been left undone to make you
radiantly beautiful.
Be as Lovely as a
Breath of Spring
Three Tej*W lot’ Exeter
Exeter will hnve three ball teams
ip, action this season with a hard
ball team a»d a ladies' and a men’s
softball team*
The hardball team will be group
ed with Lucan Hensall, Zurich* Mit
chell and Clinton* Their first game
will be in Clintop on May 29 th apd
their first home game will be on
June 10 th against Alitcheil,
Exeter has a few of the old ball
players on hand but the team will
likely be made up of a lot of new
fellows as will probably be the
case with most of the other teams i
this year due to the fact that the J
Huron-Perth has been k inactive for
several years.
The girls will be grouped with
Dashwood, Hensall and Dublin.
They will play a single schedule
winding up on July 11th when the
fii’st two teams will enter the play
offs in a two-out-of-three series. Mr.
Elmer Bdlp is the new manager of
the Exeter entry.
In ,the men’s softball Exeter will
be grouped with Sharon, Dashwood
and Grand Bend, Although Exeter
will be An A class entry they will
play in the loop but will enter the
playoffs with anothei- A
while the other three
declare a winner for B
offs. The schedule has
been drawn up.
The hardball team
softball team are practicing every
night the weathei’ is favorable and
all players interested are asked to
turn out as many nights as possible.
Two new diamonds are being laid
out this year at the south side of
the agricultural grounds. The hard
ball diamond will be in front of the
new grandstand. ,
STRAYED
STRAYED—Froip Jot 1'3, con, 7,
Hay Township* cow or heifer
with a dash as a brand just be;
" hind the right hip. Reward.
iPhone Thedford 144F collect,
Fred Waldert; 23*
class entry
teams will
class play-
not as yet
and girl’s
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Mr. and Airs. Win. Mackenzie and
Grace, of Kippen, MT. and Mrs.
Wm. Lamport spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Allison.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Watson
family visited on Sunday with
and Mrs. Norman Ferguson.
Miss Kathleen Robb, of Stratford
and Mrs. Neil Ross and Mrs. Chas.
Kartell, of High River, Alberta,
attended church services on -Sunday
and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Duncan for the remainder of the
day.
The play ‘The Dust of the Earth’
presented by the Munro Y.P.U, un
der the auspices of the W.A, was
well attended in? the church last
Friday evening. Each player took
his part well and the play was
much enjoyed by everyone present.
Miss .Shirley Duncan, of Sarnia,
visited over the week-end with her
parents.
Miss Anne Morgan, of London,
spent the week-end at her home
here.
Elimville played Thames Road in
soft ball last Friday evening at the
p-ark, the score being 2'(L9 in favor
of Thames Road.
Mr.'and Mrs. O. Miller and- Lillie
and Mr. Miller Sr., attended Wood
ham anniversary on Bunday and
visited with Mr. and Mrs. James
Miller.
Miss Roberta Duncan visited with
Miss Lois Ford over the week-end.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Sillery, who is staying at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. A. Duncan,
suffered a stroke one day last week
and her condition is not much im
proved.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Madge and
daughter, Helen, of Milk River.
Alberta, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Elford on -Sunday. Helen
graduated fr-om McMaster Univer
sity, Hamilton, this past week and
her parents attended the graduation
, exercises. Mr. and Mrs. Elford are ' accompanying them home this week
by -motor for a few week's visit in
the West.
Mrs. M. Thompson, who was ill
for a few days and staying with her
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-—New 4-ropm cottage in
Exeter. Earl Parsons* Exeter. 23*
FARMS ’-FOR SALE — 60. acres,
frame house, bank ham, not far
from pavement) 150 acres, full
set of buildings,, hydro available,
sugar bush, Reasonably priced.
Early possession, W. C, Pearce,
Exeter. *
FOR SALE — 120-acre farm, well-
- located on paved road, comfort
table house, good bank barn;
hydro and water. Productive soil,
12 acres bush; also 50 acres cul
tivated land without buildings,
near Exeter. C. V. Pickard, Exe
ter,
FOR SALE — On Lot 21, south
Thames Road, 30 foot enclosed
oil head windmill. Call and see
it* A. Gardiner. 16*
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PERSONAL
A Treat for your Feet! Use Lloyd's
Corn and Callous Salve for
prompt relief.-50c at Robertson’s
and all druggists.
NOTICES
Dr. Roulston announces that his
Dental Office will be closed for one
week commencing Monday, May
27th. 23:3 0c
Dr. H. H. Cowen wishes to an
nounce that his dental office will be
closed all next week while he is at
tending -the dental convention.
NOTICE—We have on hand a large
stock of popular size tractor tires,
both back and front. We have
■ also a number of rear tractor
tires in seconds and used. Trac
tor tires can be fixed and “filled
with fluid- while you wait. Hyde
Tractor Co., Allis-Chalmers Deal
ers, Hensall, Ont., phone 128. 23c
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
COURT OF REVISION'
Notice is- hereby given that the
Court of Revision of the Assessment
Roll of the Township df .Stephen
for the year 1946 will hold its first
meeting in the Council Chambers,
Crediton, on Tuesday, June 4th, at
2 o’clock p.m.
L. B. HODGSON,
Clerk of the Township of Stephen.-
Dated May 20th, 1946. 23:30c
The Directors of, the Hay Town
ship Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insur
ance Company have another supply
ofs stirrup pumps on hand. These
can be obtained from the under
signed or any Director of the Com
pany, Price $5.00.
H. K. EUber, Sec’y,
Crediton, Ont. 3tc
TO ALL DOG OWNERS
By Municipal By-Law you are re
quired to secure Dog Tag at once.
You are also warned that it is illegal
to allow your dog to run at -large
during the months, of May, June,
July and AugUst. Constables have
been given orders to enforce this
By-Law.
C. V. Pic.kard, Clerk.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND—In Exeter, the top of a
refrigerator. Owner may have
same by paying for advt. Apply
at Times-Advocate,
BABY CHICKS ‘
CHICKS FOR SETTING HENS
It is no more trouble for the old
hen to mother a full brood than it
is a half one.
Come in and get some extra
chicks.. Heavy breeds available.
Hatching twice weekly.
Chick days/Tuesdays and Fridays.
Neuliauser Hatcheries,
Si King Street,
* LONDON, Ontario. (
NEUHAUSER CHICKS
20 breeds. Triple blood tested.
High egg record strain.'
Pedigreed sired White Rocks*
New Hampshires, Barred Rocks,
$1'5.00 straight run Pullets $25.00.
White Leghorns $14.00; Pullets
$28.0-0'. Thousands hatching weekly.
Neuliauser Hatcheries located at
ESSEX, Orttavio,
CHATHAM, Ontario,
LONDON, Ontario.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE —* A quantity of used
brick. Apply tq F« W, Huxtable,
Exeter, 23:30*
FOR SALE—Barn 50x701 24-foot
posts; straw lean-to. Apply at
Exeter Times-Advocate, 23*
FOR SALE-—Sparton electric radio,
cabinet style. Phone 59W* Exeter.
'23c
FOR SALE’—31 Chev, coupe, four
good tires, heuter. Apply at Rhiny
Kellar’S, Hay P.O. 23*
■FOR SALE —Silverhuli seed buck
wheat, clipper cleaned, -phone
Hensall 83r25. G* Broderick, R.R.
1, Exeter. 23:30*
FOR SALE — Marconi, 5-tube, U-
volt, battery radio, complete with
batteries, in first class working
condition; electric iron. A. W.
(Neil, Exeter North. 23*
FOR SALE, — Approximately )2,500
used brifck to be removed at once.
* R. L. Beavers. 23c
FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, also
a load of mixed. alfalfa and tim
othy hay. Apply to W. F. Abbott,
Exeter. 23*
FOR SALE—Frame building, 18x26.
Apply at Times-Advocate. 23c
THIS W-EEK is the time. Choice
strawberry plants .at $1,00 per
100. Phone 266, L. V. Hogarth.
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FOR SALE—Cocker Spaniel puppies.
Apply to Wilbert Pfile, -Grand
Bend, Phone Dashwood 62r5.
23:30c
FOR SALE—Oak dining-room suite;
' Congoleum rug; bed and springs,
Phone 291W* Exeter. “23c
FOR iSALE — McCormick Deering
tractoi’ 15-30, changed to high
compression, in good running
condition. Wesley Johns, Exeter.
Phone Kirkton 44rli0\ 23c
FOR BALE—$50.0'0! each, -7 bred
sows, all pure bred, well develop
ed, first class condition, real
choice animals. Andrew Hicks,
Centralia. 23c
FOR SALE—80 Hamp 'X Rock pul-
»lets, 1'0- weeks old, Garfield
Thomson, Exeter. • * 23c
FOR SALE—A boy’s bicycle. Apply
to Harold Schroeder, Dashwood,
Ont. ■ 23:30*
FOR SALE—A Philco battery radio.
Apply to Isaac Gower, Crediton
P.O. . 23*
FOR SALE —• Pure whole ground
flaxseed meal; a limited quantity,
priced at $3.50 per cwt.; Doherty
high oven range, equipped with
hot water jacket and reservoir,
has good grates and linings, burns
coal or wood; clothes wringer;
2 iron bedsteads- with -brass rail
ings and 3 bed springs; 2 cur
tain stretchers. Apply to . Ira
Geiger, Hensall, Ont. 23c
HIGHEST CASH PRICES—We will
pay for your poultry a»d feathers
Apply Box T, Times-Advocate,
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AN OPPORTUNITY
Established Rural Watkins District
available. If you are aggressive*,
and between the ages of 25 and 55
-—have oi' can secure travel outfit,
this is your opportunity to get es
tablished in a profitable business
of your own. For full particulars
write today to The J. -R- Watkins
Company, Dept, -O-E-6, 2177 Mas
son St.. Montreal, Que, 5tc
KIPPEN
Air, and Airs, Gen Lockhart and
family, Miss J. -Cochrane,
Cameron and Miss Agnes
visited on Sunday with
Mrs, J. H, Cochrane.
blaster Harold Parsons,
been visiting for the
weeks with his .grandparents,
and Mrs. J, • Linden, of Denfield,
returned to his home here on Sun-'
day.
The many friends of Mrs. Wm.
Sinclair will be sorry to learn she
is seriously ill at . her home here.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter
were Air. and Mrs. W. Horney, of
Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Klopp
and daughters and Air. and' Mrs.
Whitney Brokenshire and Allan, of
Zurich.
"We are sorry, to report that Mr.
James McClymont is confined to his
room through illness. We wish him
a speedy recovery,
Mr, 'Gerald Parsons spent the
week-end with .Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Linden, of Denfield.
Mr. and Airs. Harold Jones visit
ed on -Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ellison .Whiting and fam
ily, of Parkhill.
Mr. Emerson Kyle and Donald
are spending* a very enjoyable fish
ing trip to Chesley Lake this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Archie Parsons and
Donald visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Linden, of Denfield.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Little, of
don, visited on Sunday with
tives in the vicinity,
Honor Recent Bride
A pleasant social evening-
spent recently at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Long when a
large number of relatives and
friends met to honor their daugh
ter, (Jean) Mrs. E. Little,
bride. During the
beautifully decorated
laden baskets of gifts ___ ..
ed to the bride -by Betty Lou and
Maxine Watson. The address was
read by-Mrs. Emerson Kyle.
Jean made a*. very fitting reply.
All sang “For a Jolly Godd
Fellow." A dainty lunch was served
at the close.
Mrs, H.
Cochrane
Mr,
, who
past
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has
two
Mr.CASH FOR EOX HORSES — Dead
» animals removed, Tw'o-hour serv
ice, day or night* Phone Crediton
47rl5, collect. Jack Williams. 9tfc
JE'SNEY SHOE REPAIR- — Now
open for business. Repairing
neatly and promptly attended to,
Crediton, tfp-
TENDERS WANTED
The Huron County Home Com
mittee are asking for Tenders for
the erection of an addition to the
Barn at the County Home. -Plans
and specifications may be seen at
the County Home. Tenders to be in
the hands of 'the County Clerk not
later than June 15. The lowest or
any tender not_ necessarily accepted,.
N. W. MILLER, County Clerk,
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Returns From Overseas
Capt, E. F. Taman, of Listowel,
who on Wednesday of last week
arrived in London from overseas,
accompanied by Mrs. Taman and
Toni, spent the forepart of the week
visiting with his parents,- Mr. and
Mrs. W. W Taman. '
Enlisting in September 1943,
Capt. Taman completed his officer’s
training course at Brookville where
he received his commission.. He
went overseas in June, 19 44 and
left England in October for the
continent where he was attached to
the 1st Canadian
Later he was transferred
Canadian Service Corps and saw
service in France, Belgium, Holland
and Germany. Returning to Eng
land December 22, 1945, he was on
duty there until, leaving for home.
He is at present on furlough with
with his' family at Listowel but is
expected to be present for
ban'quet for returned' -men
(Thursday) evening.
daughter, Airs. Lamport, , is better
and we are glad to report is well
enough to go to hex' own home.
Air. and AH's, -Sam pym, of Elim
ville, have been staying with their
daughter, Mrs. ■ Jas. Kirkland, these
past few days and we are sorry to
report that Mrs. Pym suffered a
stroke Monday and her
at the time of
improved.
Miss Mary
week-end^ w’ith
Exeter.
’ Mr. and Mrs- Melvin Gardiner
attended Woodham anniversary on
Sunday last and visited with Mr. '
and Mrs. Fletcher for the remain
der of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rice, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Fletcher and Miss Elsie
Moore, of London, visited with Mr.
Mr. and Airs., Kenneth Johns on
Sunday. Miss Moore is remaining
for a few days this week.
Dr. Lance Norris, Wyoming, vis
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Duncan
over the week-end.'
We are sorry to report that Miss
Mabel Selves has been confined to
her bed with the jaundice.
Air. and Airs. T. McIntyre, of |
London,' visited- with Air, and Mrs.
Wm. Cann on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hern, of
Goderich, visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johns one
day this week. Airs. Chas. Johns, of
Etxeter, also spent a few days. °
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Passmore
and’ Alice attended Woodham an
niversary Sunday and visited with
.friends there.
Sunday services will' be at the
usual hour on Sunday. Sunday
School at 10.15 a.m. and Church at
11.15 a.m. Mission Band will meet
during church service hour.
The Mission Circle will meet at j
the home of Aliss Doris Duncan■
Saturday afternoon, May 25 at/.30 e7dest* daughter of the
p.m. AU members are asked to , .
bring their Thank-Offering envel- gmillie, passed away at her home I gowned
writing is
conditio^
not much
Lon-
rela-
was
The Huron County Home Com
mittee are asking for Tenders for
the supplying of 150 tons of Stoker
Coal, 25 tons of (Anthracite Stoye
Coal and 25 tons of -Nut’ or Stove
Coke to be delivered nn the Track
at Clinton, Ontario. Analysis of coal
to be submitted. Tenders to be in
the hands of the County Clerk not
later than'June 15 th.
N. W. MILLER, County Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Gardiner
Miss B.
spent the
Coates .in
O.R.E. works.
to ..the
Dies in Toronto
p.m. AU members are asked to
opes.
the
this
, recent
evening two
and heavily
were present-
Fishing for a used bargain —
then get a line by a Classified Ad.
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In the Estate of MARGARET
COWARD, deceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate of Margaret Coward,
late of the Township of Usborne, ip
the County of Huron, Widow,
deceased who died on or about the
>2 7 th day— of April, A.D„ 1946,
are required to file particulars -of
the same with Elmer D. Bell, sol
icitor, of Exeter, Ont., by the 27th
day of May, A.D., 1946 after which
date, the estate will be distributed
having regard only to those claims
of which notice has been received.
Dated the 6th day of May A.D..
1946. '
ELMER D. BELL
Solicitor for the Executors.
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1-Westendorp-Hemphill
In a setting of spring flowers a
pretty wedding took place in Hen
sail United Church at 3 o’clock
Saturday afternoon when Rev. R.
A. Brook united in marriage Mary
Isobei Hemphill, only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. E. Hemphill,
and Eugene Westendorp, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Westendorp, of Toron
to. Soft bridal music was played by
Miss Greta Lainmie. The -bride,
given in marriage by her brother,
Mr. W. Howard Hemphill, of Strat-
‘ i a gown of
. I white faille fashioned with a por-
‘ j trait neckline, outlined with a self-
flange, short sleeves, matching | mitts and a tightly fitted basque
-bodice. Her finger-tip veil of white 'illusion was arranged with a face
[veil, caught with white violets and
she carried a cascade bouquet of I Rapture roses and stephanotis. Mrs.
[Stewart Jones, of London, was mat- iron of honor and Miss Jean Demp
sey, of Stratford, was bridesmaid,
I alike in daffodil yellow
faille, with matching Dutch -caps
of shirred net and carried colonial
bouquets of Talisman roses* Mr. J.
R. Kimber, of Toronto, was best
man, and Messrs. Peter Ambry, I,
J. Wilson, A. Holman, of Toronto,
and Paul Dixon, of London, were
ushers. Following .the ceremony a
reception was held at the home of
the^ bride’s parents, where Mrs.
Hemphill received gowned in gray
The „death took place in Toronto
on Alonday of a former resident .of
this community in the- person of
Mrs. John May, The family at one
time resided on a farm about a mile
and a half south of Exeter and for
a number of years resided at Clin
ton before moving to Toronto. Mrs.
May’s maiden name was Alice' At
kinson. One brother, William, of
London, survives. Mr. Jos. May, of
town, is a. brother-in-law. and Mrs.
H. T. Rowe, a sister-in-law. Mr. O.
S. Atkinson is a nephew. Surviving
is one son, Rev. Russel May, of j f , charming: inLakeside, and two daughters, Carrie I X?te fail fashioned
and Minnie at home. The funeral
is being held today in Toronto. Miss
May Jones, Mi’s. J. H. Jones and
Mr. H. T. Rowe attended the
funeral.
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AUCTION SALE8 I
Hensail Lady Dies I
Mrs. John Elder, formerly Mary j
late Benjamin and Jane Buchanan
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here Friday. Mrs. Eide:* had always
taken an active part in the affairs
Mrs. Catherine is spending some t °f the community and was for many
time with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rol
lins of London, °
Bedding Plants
NOW AVAILABLE -
Tomatoes .................................................................
Bonny Best, Earliana, Stokesdale,
, John Baer, Scarlet Dawn, etc.
Cabbage, early varieties ................................
Onion, Riverside Sweet Spanish ............... .
Peppers, Sweet or Hot ..... ...........................
Petunias, Double ..........................................
Giant Fringed ................................
Single ............,...................................
Salvia, mixed .........................................................
Snapdragons, Asters, Zinnias, Marigolds, etc.
Per Box
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50c
35c
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40c
35c
50c
35c
Jones, MacNaughton Seed Co
Phone 207 ■— Exeter, Ontario.
♦
:years secretary of the Horticultural
Society, a life-member of the W.C.
T:U. and Women’s Missionary So
ciety, She was a member of the
Presbyterian Church and later the
-United Church. She was -a Sunday
School teacher and an active Worker
(in the local branch of the Red 'Cross
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[Society, Surviving are her husband, [crepe with, matching* straw hat and
[three sons and foui* daughters, John' ~ - — •
G., Oshawa; Wm. Benjamin, Lon
don; Lome C., ?of Hamilton; Mrs.
Bert Peck, Bayfield; Mrs.' (A. Th
Howe, Halifax; Mrs. H. L. Statham,
Kingsville; Mrs, Delbert Geiger*
Zurich; three brothers, James Smil-
lie, Hensall; Dr. A. B. Smillie* of
Niagara Falls’; Rev. B. S. Smillie,
RasalpurU, India; three sisters, Dr*
Jennie Smillie, and the Misses Mar
garet and Ernmaline,-Toronto. Fun
eral service was held from,Hensall
United Church on Monday at 3 p.m.
conducted by Rev. R* A. Brook. Mr.
W*. O. Goodwin sang p solo entitled
-‘‘There is u Land,” The floral trib
utes wei'e very beautiful showing
the esteem with Which the deceased
Was held, Interment was in Hensall
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corsage of gardenias. . MrS. Westen-
dbrp, mother of the groom, who also
received with the bridal ' party,
chose a gown of maize net with navy
accessories. Later the bride and
groom left on a motor trip. For
travelling- the bride wore a dress
maker suit of honey beige with
brown accessories. Oh their return
they will live on Pine Crescent, To
ronto.
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Cemetery*.... .
The
Mabel r ivi u« _
Campbell and the
Campbell, of Ailsa
Walter McDowell* of
the Wedding to take
Juuo,
engagement is announced of
Florence* daughter of Mre.
late Trafford
Craig* to Mr.
Niagara Falls,
place early in
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FOR SALE—A quantity of paint at
cost, approximately 40 gals, gas
tar; trestle irons; paint spraying
outfit, complete with trailer or
sola separately trailer, engine • 2
h.jpv painting equipment consists
of engine, trailer, air tank, com
pressor with unloader, about 100
feet air hose, 30 feet paint hose,
3 gal. paint' tank, 6 cu, ft. Web-
stei‘ external break-up gun and 1
• mask. Apply E. >L. Johnston,
Phone 183* Exeter, Ont., Box
168.. , .23
FOR SALE—One used 2J H.P*
-International stationary engine.
Hyde Tractor Co., Allis-Oh aimers
Dealer, Hensail, Ont. Phone 1'28*
23c
FOR SAiLE *— Wheelbarrows, oak
-frame, pine and spruce box at
$9.00. S. M* Sanders, Exeter.
■ , \ . 9, 23; 6, 20; 4*
FOR SALE—19 29 Essex car in good
running condition. Tires, practic-
• .ally new, R, D. Hunter, Exeter,
phone 113W. _________,16c
FOR SALE — Good green rocking
’chair in good shape. ’ Wesley
Hackney, Hay P.O, 16; 23*
FOR SALE — 15-30 International
Tractor on rubber With mew tires
* behind; 1-row beet lifter for
-Farmall A, new last year, Apply
!Leon Triebher, 48rll Dashwood,
R. R. 3, Parkhill. 16; 23*
GirL Guides Meet
The weekly meeting of the Gifl Guides was held Thursday, May 116
at seven o’clock.
The girls carried* out their usual
program, beginning by Singing, “O
Canada”. This was followed by
playing a number of exciting games
which were enjoyed byk everyone.
Joan Batten accepted the position
Of Assistant Scribe, lnc>the place of
Helen Sweet, who is • unable to
hold |he position during the future
’the meeting adjourned after,sing',
ihg "God Save .the King” and.
"Taps”.
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WANTED
WANTED—Cattle to take in for
pasture. Apply at Times-Advocate*
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■A saddle (to rent or
Western.
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WANTED—
purchase) preferably
PhOxie 253 Exeter*
WANTED—A number of B* Flat
fifes for .Woodham Band. Apply
fo Lloyd I-Iern, R.R. 1, Woodham,
phone Kirkton 4Irl9. •' 23*
WANTED—3 or 4 small kitchen
chairs ■ In • good Condition, Box
76* phone. 80f Exeter, •• 23*
WANTED-vGood alfalfa hay OtAal-
’ faifa. me&L Apply At Chftn’s Mill*
18tfc
There!s ho gamble about 1946. It’s
going to be a poultry year, The
poultry industry is the logical one
to. expand to-day ns birds pre econ
omical users of our short grain
supply. It lsn*t too late th fill up
the brooders with TweddlCS, the
husky, healthy, fast growing chicks.
No waiting at Twiddles for your
chicks, We can give prompt de
livery ott ail the popuiar^.-pure
breeds and hybrid crosses1 in non
sexed, pullets or cockerels, Prices
greatly reduced • for June. Also
eight Week to twenty week old pul
lets. Free catalogue,.,;
TWeddle Chick Hatchcries Limited,
Fergus, Ontario.
23:30c
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.Strathroy, Saturday, May 25 th.
80 head of mixed Western stock
cattle including a choice run of
yearling steers. ’Also calves and.
pigs. Trucks to deliver. A. G. Mc
Alpine, 1 Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF
Thames Road Warehouse
MONDAY, JUNE 3rd,, 1946
at g p.m.
Warehouse is 12x16 with 8 ft. sid
ing,also three card tables.
TERMS—CASH
FRANK TAYLOR, -AuCt.
P. PASSMORE, Sec’y p
DISPERSAL
AUCTION SALE
of the
CLOVERDAOLE SCOTCH
SHORTHORN HERD
numbering over 50 head,
regret that conditions over
no control havo
We
which we have
brought about this sudden decision,.
Date:
WEDNESDAY, AIAY 20th, 1046
* at 1.30 p.m.
at the farm* miles north
Crediton.'
The farm of 215 acres of
finest clay loam equipped w-ith
best of buildings with hydro
in the best state of fertility.
The herd 'sire, "Klaymof -Gala,”’
with 30 fine breeding cows, a gobdly
number having halves at foot, the
balance close to Calving; a dozen
really choice heifers ana 2 young
bulls make up the offering. This-,
is a rare opportunity to buy at your
own valuation foundation material
of & long established herd. These
cows have produced our sale cattle
in the11 years paBt. These are the'
cows.we had plahhed to carry on
with. Herd fully accredited since
1‘9^- A,11 1116 younger cows and
heifers Vaccinated agahist Bangs,.
Plan to attend dr if interested; in a.
catalogue, apply to i
, W. C. F. OeSTR-ICHER* Prop,'
. Crfediton, Ont
Auctioneersr^Duncan Brown, Shed*-
den* Ont.; Robt Amos, Moffat* Ont;
Wih. O’Neil* Denfield* Ont.
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