HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1948-02-19, Page 8Page 8 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 19th, 1948
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“Eive dollars," replied, the
dentist.
The patient thought it over
in glum silence, then brighten
ed. "How much,’’ he asked,
"will you charge just to loosen
The Scotsman's tooth had
been bothering him lately, so
he decided to have it pulled.
When seated in the dental chair
he pointed to the offending tusk
and asked, "How much for pul
ling this tooth?”
WOOPHAM
•Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hawkins, of
Motherwell, visited on Sunday
with the latter’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Carroll.
Miss Norma Hern spent Sun
day with Miss Donna Mills.
Mr. Kenneth Mills, of London,
spent the week-end at his home
here.
Miss Jean Copeland, of
Marys, spent the week-end
her home here.
Sunday, February 22nd,
Missionary Sunday and Mrs.
Goodger, of Kirkton, will be
guest speaker at Sunday School
ar 11:30 a.m.
Mrs. V. Gunning, of Granton,
spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. James Miller.
Miss Phyllis Wheeler
the week-end with her
Miss Mary Wheeler, of
burn.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shamblaw
and family, of Strathroy, visited
on Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Shamblaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Foster,
Mr and Mrs, Milne Pullen and
Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Klhare, of Whalen, spent Thurs
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Rodd.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Mills and
Betty visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Joliffe, of
Mount Elgin.
Mission Circle Social
On Friday evening the Mission
Circle held their annual Valen
tine Bazaar and Concert with a
large crowd in attendance. The
program commenced with com
munity singing led by Mr. Ray
Mills with Miss Bessie McCurdy
at the piano, followed by a kit
chen band composed of members
which
recita-
vocal
recita-
Tabulated Results of Each Poll
In By-Election Held on Monday
EXETER STEPHEN TWP.
—Continued From Page
Wilbert Martin ....
G. Arthur ..............
South End Service
Bailey Florist
Robert Dinney
F. Newton ....
Snell Bros.......
Brock Bakery
Gordon Appleton
Aljoe Sanders
A. O.
Geo.
Dr. Ward .......
Ed. Treble ......
Frank Sheere ...
J. Petrie ..........
> Miss Andrew .... | Ernie Appleton
; Art Cann ....
E. j. Shapton
G. Crocker ...
Rich. Johns
G. Cudmore
J. Chambers
Chas. Schroeder
Ewart Pym ....
Wm. Homey ....
Elmer Reeder ...
Bert
Ed.
Wm.
Ed.
Wes.
Mel.
Howard Kerslake
X. J. Statton
A Friend ......
Earl Russell ...
Elmer Bell ....
Ardys .McFalls
One
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5,00
5.00
20.00
3.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
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Total to date
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the
Elliot
Raeey
Web-
Rev.
with
Please let Mr. Want Ad
your most efficient salesman
whole year.
on Sunday
Citizenship
Mills and
charge. The
spent
cousin,
Well-
People’s Meeting
regular meeting of the
was held
with the
Marian
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5.00
3.00
10.00
Howdy Folks!
Here’s one about three kids
bragging about how easily their
dads make lots of money.
-To: "My dad's a poet and
makes five dolars every time he
writes a poem."
Bo: "My dad’s a musician
and he gets twenty-five dollars
every time he plays a tune."
Mot "My dad’s a preacher, and
when he says a dozen words on
■Sunday, it takes four men to
carry all the money down the
aisle."
2.00
.50
1.00
1.00
.50
3.00
2.00
wed-
last
attended the Box
the Student Parlia-
on
from this community
the Hern-Ford
Wednesday of
Turkey
Exeter
Seaforth
Order Your Requirements Now
STANLEY TWP.
Beavers Hardware
('ar nival
McKillop
Beans—Registered
Michclity and Commercial
Michelity
Stanley
TUCKERSMITH TWP.
SEED FOR SALE
Peas—O.A.C. 181
Barley—
Commercial O.A.O. 21
BARLEY ACREAGE
hensall Stephen ......... 91
SEAFORTH
TO GROW REGISTERED O.A.C. 21 BARLEY
For which we will pay 5 cents per bus. more than the price
of Malting Barley
1A
IB
Hensall .,............ 216 175
GODERICH
1 ........................ 79 45
2 ........................ 129 126
3 ........................ 139 132
4 ....................... 47 70
5 ....................... 95 118
6 ....................... 54 76
7 ....................... 146 1281
8 ....................... 45 85
9 ....................... 187 114
10 ....................... 134 142
11 ....................... 86 6 2
12 ....................... 136 120
Advance ............. 11 2
Goderich ............ 1,277 1,218
CLINTON
1 ....................... 174 157
2A .................. 105 70
2B ...................... 87 91
3 A ................. 136 69
3B ...................... 78 64
4 ....................... 157 124
Advance ............. 3 ■8
Clinton ............ 737 575
USBORNE TWP.
1 ....................... 84 50
2 ............. 76 57
3 ....................... 53 52
4 ....................... 72 13
5 ....................... 108 54
6 ....................... 73 13
7 ....................... 98 44
Usborne ........... 564 283
HAY TWP.
Cook Bros. Milling Co.
Phone 54 Hensail.
Borland
Broderick
Welsh ....
Willis ....
Johns ....
AldersonCar ■
you’ll really appreciate
plea-i
a
by.
be;
! Albert Traquaii
’ A. Snelgrove
Wm. Taman
H. Broom ...
Earl Whiting
> E. W. Brady
— o-.
But aR joking aside, Mr,
Owner,
the difference in driving
sure after your car has had
good greasing and oil change
our mechanics. This should
done regularly.
South End
Service Station
RUSS AND CHUCK SNELL
Hxeter Phone 828
10.00
1.00
10,00
10.00
2.00
10.00
$484.50
At Your Co-op Store
You Will Find Many Useful Farm Supplies
® It will soon be time to treat your cattle for
ble Flies. We have Warbicid, and effective
der, not difficult to apply.
® Poultry supplies of many kinds—Feeding1
Grit, Oyster Shell. Worm Powders. We can
you RobinH ood. Five Roses, and Cream of the
West flour at a reasonable price.
® We received a car load of ’wire fencing recently.
We are not just sure when another load will ar
rive. If you need fence better buy now.
War-
pow-
Oil,
offer
At Your Co-op Mill
® We have most kinds of prepared feeds of excellent
quality. We believe that our Co-Op feeds are
among1 the. best. All we ask is for you to give them
a fair trial. We can offer you whole grain, mo
lasses by the barrel, fertilizer, custom grinding1
and mixing.
® Please leave your order for fertilizer and be pre
pared to take delivery as soon as you can. The
supply may not last so very long.
BUY FROM
EXETER DISTRICT
CO-OPERATIVE
of the Mission Circle
played several numbers,
tion by Ronnie Chatten,
solo by Ver la Wheeler;
tion by Norma Hern; vocal quin
tette by Helen Webber, Norma
Hern, Donna Mills, Diane Mar
riott and Verla Wheeler; dia
logue by Mrs. Ken Langford and
Mrs. Jack Thomson; piano solo
by Betty Mills; reading by Mts.
Dave Shamblaw; dialogue, "The
Sniggles Family”, by Mrs. Jas.
Miller, Bessie McCurdy, Mrs
Oscar Brine, Rhoda Thomson.
'Florence Kirk, Viola Jaques,
Mrs. Jack Smith, Ordell McAl
lister and Mrs. Wm. Rundle.
The program was closed with
the National Anthem. Mr. Leon
ard Thacker then auctioned the
quilts off. The sale of many
articles then took place. A..de
licious lunch was then served
Proceeds for the evening were
$95.00.
Young
' The
Y.P.U.
evening
Conunitte,
Helen Webber in
meeting opened with quiet
music and Marian gave the call
to worship. Hymn 154 was sung
and a poem was read by Jean
Copeland. Scripture lesson by R.
Hazelwood was followed by roll
call and hymn 225. A very
interesting topic was given by
Mrs. Kenneth Langford. Vocal
solo by Dorothy Thomson and
a Bible verse hunting contest
was conducted by Helen
her. Hymn 28 was sung.
Laing closed the meeting
prayer.
ELIMVILLE
Donnie Stephen^ twelve year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Stephen, had his lip cut with the
puck while playing hockey last
Thursday evening. He was taken
to the office of Dr. Fletcher,
Exeter, and five stitches were
required to close the wound
Mr Clifton Brock is all smiles
this week. "It’s a boy.”
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper
visited on Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Russell King, of Cred-
iton.
Several
Social at
rnent, Winchelsea School
Friday evening,
A few
attended
ding on
week.
Successful
A carnival, sponsored by
Young People's Bible class,
held at the Elimville rink
Tuesday evening of last week.
Despite the frosty air there was
a fair attendance with the cof
fee and
rushing
judging
teachers
teres ting
was played of
hot dog stand doing a
business. After the
of the costumes by the
of the class, a very in
game
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of broomball
a mixed team
with the Reds vs. Blues. The
Blues won by a small margin of
3-0. Skating was enjoyed after.
The results of the judging are
as follows; best skating couple,
Sam Skinner and Maxine Bow
den; best dressed couple (tied)
Aldeen jPym and Lenore Cooper
Wanda Stephen and Mrs. Ross
Skinner; best comic couple Miss
Ruth Skinner and Mrs. Harold
Bell; fancy dressed lady, June
Sinclair; fancy dressed man,
Floyd Cooper; best cressed com
ic, lady or man, Harvey Spar
ling; best dressed girl, public
school age, Mary Skinner; best
dressed boy, public school age,
Floyd Cooper; best comic girl,
public school age, Phyliss Hern,
best backward skater, Beverley
Skinner; girls race, 12 and un
der,
Hern,
race,
Skinner,
don
Maxine Bowden, June
mens free for all, Sam
Lorne Ford; oldest
skating, Miss Ruth
youngest person on
Betty Ann Stephen.
Marie Bowden,
Florence Heywood;
12 and
Dalton
Ford; ladies free
Phyliss
boys
under, Beverley
Skinner, Gor-
for all,
■Sinclair;
Skinner,
person
Skinner-;
skates,
1
Goderich Twp. ..
HULLETT
Hullett
Mc.KILLOP
Tuckersmith ....
GODERICH
4'11 582
TWP.
100 57
85 42
79 59
62 35
65 52
60 43
4 51 2S8
TWP.
47 121
31 64
36 45
79 91
27 29
48 68
56 71
3 24 489
TWP.
3 5 159
74 96
7 6 101
77 89
262 445
“it s no Mirage
it's our new
Westinghouse
the famous Westinghouse refrigerator is back
again! We know that when you see it you’ll be as proud
to have one in your home as we are to have it in our store.
The new Westinghouse is smartly styled for your kicthen.
It features exclusive TRUE-TEMP, the only control that
keeps your food at the desired temperature regardless of
outside fluctuations, and the famous economiser mecha
nism for the most economical and dependable operation.
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GREENWAY
The Harmony Class of
United church are planning
a social evening and bazaar
the church on Friday, February
27th. Further particulars next
week.
Mrs. Leonard Allen, of Corun
na, is spending some time with
her mother, Mrs. Arthur Mot-
lard, who has been quite ill.
Mr. and
of Arkona,
with
Brown
Brown.
Mrs. Laura McLirichey visited
last week with her sister, Mrs.
Kirkwood in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pol
lock received word on Thursday
that Rev. Jim Foster had suf
fered a stroke and. is at present
in Strathroy Hospital,
' Mrs. Eddie Hartle
, of Sarnia, spent
with relatives
Mr.
and
Mrs. Gordon Wilson,
visited On Monday
and Mrs. Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Dean
and
Howard
week-end
here*
Miss „ Evelyn
hill, and
London,
with MT,
Shank, of Park-
Iha Bullock, of
tho .week-end
and Mrs. Ed. Bu-llock.
Miss
spent
GIGANTIC SALE
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Values to $18.95 NOW s
Trilite Lamps with candles
Complete with Bulbs and Sulk Shade — Reg. $35.00
Trsiites as low as . . . 14.95
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25% Discount on all Lighting Fixtures
We Still Have a Limited Number of Radios
at the Low Price (without tax)
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