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34:1*
Saturday
chain,
Office
Hotel.
1*
FOR SALE—-Ideal rolling home
for two. Modern conveniences,
insulated, very reasonable. P.
0. Box 11 or phone 345r Ex
eter. 1*
SALE—Or
Chev. coach in
condition with
and defroster.
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Classified Directory
LOST — In, Exeter
night, a tie pin with
between Hotel and Post
Finder please leave at
Jas. McWilliams.
miscellaneous
FOR SALE—-M.H. binder,
cut; used very little;
teed A-l condition.
Forrest, Hensall.
exchange on
excel-
good
Apply
13rll
1*
FOR
cattle;
lent
heater
to John Caldwell phone
Exeter.
Notice
Re Grinding
and Rolling
Our mill will be closed for
cleaning and servicing mot
ors for one week from
July 5th to July 10th. We
have arranged with Cann’s
Mill to serve you during
this period.
Cann’s will be closed the
week I2tli to 17th and we
hope to be able to serve-
yon then.
r
District Co-op
J
We Have
WHITE PINE
Some Dressed, Some Matched
Good Quality and It Is Dry
Prices Are Right
C.W.N.A. REPRESENTATIVES
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association photographed at New laskeard where their Nor
thern tour was highlighted by a visit to the huge woodworking plant of Hill-Clark-1’ran-
eis. Limited. IK the background is the head office of the firm whose genial president, Len
Hill, can be seen eleven from the right in the front row, Four Exeter delegates can be seen
in the picture.
FOR SALE—Buttermilk. Apply
to W. G. Medd, Exeter Cream
ery Co., Ltd., Exeter, Ontario.
24tfc
A. J. CLATWORTHY
— We Deliver —
Phone 12 Granton,
H. S. Results
—Continued from Page One
Bernice Jinks (Eng. C, Hist.
Fr. Ill, Lat. II, Georn. C, Chem.
HI); Ruth Krueger (Eng. II,
Hist. Ill, Fr. Ill, Geom. Ill,
Chem. C); Bonnie McFalls (Eng.
IL Hist. I, Fr. II, Lat. I, Geom.
I, Chem. 1) Joan Paisley tllist,
III, Fr. II, Lat. Ill, Geom. C,
Chem. C); Doris Schwartz (Eng.
C, Hist. II, Fr. Ill, Lat. Ill,
Geom. II, Chem. Ill); Helen
Sweet lEng. 1, Hist. 11, Fr. C,
Lat. C, Geom. Ill, Chem. I);
Frances Taylor (Eng. I, Hist. I,
Fr. I, Lat. I, Geom. I, Chem, I);
Marion Thomson (Fr. C, Geom.
C, Chem. C); Marion Triebner
(Eng. Ill, Hist. I, Fr. Ill, Lat.
C, Geom. C, Chem. II); Dorothy
Turner (Eng.
Lat. I, Geom.
Anne Wilson
Chem. II).
Special Commercial-—Subjects
appearing after candidate’s name
means that the standing was not
satisfactory: Elaine Cooper (Ac
counting, Bus. Cor., Sp., Rapid
Cal.); Eleanor Hunkin (Steno
graphy) ; Lillian Hunter-Duvar;
Eunice King; Roberta Kirby;
Helen Leslie; Betty Moir; Mar
garet Rundle (Bus. Cor., Steno
graphy, Sp., Bus. Arith., Rapid
Cal.); Alice Taylor; Nora Wilds
(Typing, Bus. Cor., Stenography,
Sp., Bus. Arith., Office Prac.).
The results for grade 13 will
be published as soon as they are
released by the Department of
Education.
II,
II, Hist. I, Fr. II,
II, Chem. I); Jean
(Eng. C, Fr. C,
N-Joy-U-AII Picnic
The annual “N-Joy-U-All” Pic
nic of the second concession of
Stephen, was held on Saturday,
June 26, at Grand Bend. There
were about seventy-five present.
The results of the sports are as
follows; Peanut scramble for all
under 6; races, girls’ and boys’,
G to 8, Ronnie Preszcator, Chas.
McCarter, Ruth Ann McCarter;
boys, 8 to 12, Irvine Ford, Clif
ford Penhale, Harry Schroeder;
young men, Winston Shapton,
Gerald Dearing, Lome Preszca
tor; ballon race, Irvine Ford;
biscuit race, Russel King, Nellie
McCarter;
Schroeder,
boot contest,
and Mrs. Allan
Schroeder and
tossing ball in
Shapton’s side;
on tooth pick,
Carter’s side; youngest children
at picnic, Ruth Gibson, Rickie
Hooper; oldest person at picnic,
Chas. Schroeder; guessing Mrs,
Parker’s weight, Mrs. Hooper,
The election of officers for 194 8
was as follows: William Stan-
lake, president; Earl Shapton,
secretary-treasurer
Hydro Standard Struck
One of Tuckey Transport’s
trucks backed into a hydro
standard south of their office on
Monday afternoon and knocked
it off at the base. Barney Flan-
nigan was the driver.
FOR SALE—16 ft. hay rack;
also buckwheat. Apply to
■ Stuart Sweitzer, Shipka phone
Dashwood 24r35. 24:1*
Cardigans
Another lot of the
popular sweaters has
arrived. These are in
plain shades of blue
and grey. A neat
looking j acket for
dress or sportswear.
T Shirts Socks
Taman’s Men’s Wear
“Honey, c’mere and see
the swell body wash job
Exeter Motor Sales is turn
ing out!”
Motor Sales
Dodge & DeSoto
Sales & Service
Phone 200
Tom Coates Fred Dobbs
You can always depend on electric clocks for keep
ing accurate time. And when that clock is a General
Electric^, you know you have a dependable timepiece,
attractive designs* including
clocks are self-starting,
from $6.95 up
Choose from several
kitchen models. These
Priced
SB—
R»
Phone 109 Exeter, Ont.
is
threading needle, Jim
Russel King; lacing
Winston Shapton
. Richards, LeRoy
Maida Richards;
box, Mrs. Hilda
passing the ring
Mrs. Nellie Mc-
Cadets Leave for Camp
Cadets Gordon Cann, Wilbury
Knowles, Earl Hunter, Sterling
Ince and Paul Durand from the
local high school left Wednesday
for the Cadet Oamp at Ipper-
wash which lasts until July 9.
They travelled by military trans
port.
At Niece’s Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Owen S. Atkin
son attended the funeral of the
former’s niece, Mrs. Neil Thomp
son, in Woodstock last Thurs
day. Deceased was the daughter
of Mrs. Arthur Nelson, torme-riy
Blanche Atkinson, of Exeter, She
died at the age or 22.
FOR .SALE—Dining room table,
six chairs to match, quarter
cut oak, nearly new; china
cabinet, nearly new; kitchen
sink; inlaid linoleum, 2 yds.
by l¥s yds., new. Phone 372J
Exeter. lc
FOR SALE—Bedroom suite in
splendid condition, for quick
sale. Apply to Mrs. Donald
Parke, Hensall. lc
Birch
inner
home
_____w. ___ sum
mer home. Apply J. M. Cowan
phone Dashwood 40rl3. lc
FOR SALE—Two piece
living room suite,
springs, cushions with
spun covering. Ideal for
FOR SALE,—'31 Chev Coupe, A-
1 condition. Phone 28 2 j Exe
ter. 1*
FOR SALE—Eighteen joists 27
feet long, 2”X10” and a few
3”X10”. R. Mclnnes, Box 252
Exeter. 1*
E.D.H.S. Plans Progressing
Page and .Steele, architects
the new
will take soil tests of the site
grounds shortly. Th? working
plans for the building should be
ready by the end of July to per
mit the calling of tenders
late summer.
5 o£high school building
FOR SALE—1931 Ford coach in
A-l condition. Phone Crediton
21r32. Anthony Martene, lc
FOR SALE--A modern kitchen
cabinet in good condition. Ap
ply Io Mrs. Roy Bell, Hensall.
lc
fey
J. Verbeem, Pt.
W. Broadfoot,
Margaret .Dick,
Mrs. Forrest;
George Dick
George Dick, a resident of
Hay Township, died Monday
night at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Forrest,
Hensall, in his 72nd year. Hs
is survived by four daughters,
Edward:
Seaforth;
Strathroy;.
two sons.
Earl and Edwin, both of Crom
arty; a brother, J. D. Dick, of
Orillia; three sisters, Mrs. B
Ball, Hensall*; Mrs. Ida Caldwell
and Mrs. A. Tate, Mimico. The
funeral was held from Bontiu
ron’s funeral home, Hensall, on
Wednesday at 2.30 p.m. with
Rev. P. A. Ferguson, Carmel
Presbyterian Church, officiating.
Interment was in Hensall
cemetery.
Successful in Examinations
David H. Wethey, son of
J. Wethey, of Exeter, was suc
cessful in passing the examina
tions in third year honor mathe
matics at the University of Wes
tern Ontario. David is employed
this summer in the actuarial de
partment of the 'Northern Life
Insurance Company, He hopes
train as an actuary.
FOR SALE—1938 Chev coach,
nice clean car, in first class
running order. ’Phone 150W
Hensall. lc
E.
to
union
Picnicson
A crowd of about one hundred
and twenty-five gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Wright, Crediton, for the annual
reunion on June 27. Everyone
enjoyed themselves There were-
different contests given and a
few sports. Everyone gathered
around the table at five for the
picnic supper. All reported an
enjoyable day. It was decided
that the picnic would be held at
Grand Bend the second last .Sun
day in June. The following com
mittee was formed: president,
Lawrence Mason; treasurer, Mrs.
Charlie Mason; secretary, Mrs.
Don. Lucas; sports committee,
Ross Johnston, Henry Hodgins,
Harry Penhale, Don Lucas, Tom
Ellerington, Roy Nickles; lunch
committee, Doris Ellerington,
Edna Penhale, Marjorie
Marion Clark, Della
Blanche Hodgins, Lily
Edna Hodgins,
Mason,
Baird,'
Mason,
SHIPKA
Rev. S. W. Hann preached his
farewell sermon on Sunday last,
taking for his subject “God Dom
inions over us.” Mr. and Mrs.
Hann are leaving this week for
their new charge near Owen
Sound.
Rev. H. Ourrie, the new min-
ister, will occupy tine pulpit next
Sunday at 10.15 a.m.
The S. S. and W. A. held theL
annual picnic to Grand Bend Ou
Wednesday evening last
weather was ideal
eryone took part.
Almost 60 people
well laden table,
in all, it was a good picnic,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baxter
of Parkhill, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shep
pard and David and other friends
Picking strawberries is the or
der of the day in this community
Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Love attend
ed the funeral of a- relative in
Toronto last week.
The
and nearly ev-
in the sports
sat down to a
As usual, alt
FOR SALE—Cabin trailer, new,
fully furnished, sleeps four,
metal cover, cedar finish, wir
ed and insulated. Ideal for
habitation or travel. Apply at
South End Service Station,
Exeter. 1*
Preaches Farewell Sermon
Rev. C- W. Down, of Exeter,
who for the last six months has
supplied in the vacant charges
of Dungannon, Port Albert and
Crewe United Churches, preach
ed his farewell sermon Sunday
morning at the Dungannon
church. He spoke highly of
Rev. James Bright, who follows
him, and will be inducted Fri
day night.
McGill ivray Meeting
The trustees of McGillivray
Township School Area held their
monthly meeting at the Town
ship Hall, West McGillivray, on
Wednesday, June 16th. Recently
the board has had new fences
erected at S.S. Nos. 4, 7,- 10 and
13. Teachers have been hired for
all the schools. The board decid
ed to advertise for tenders for
music teacher, painting two
schools and for transporting
children from the three schools
that are closed. The meeting
was adjourned until the call of
the chair.
Household Hints . .
I TO CAN STRAWBERRIES
General Proportions
3 quarts strawberries
3 cups granulated sugar
2 cups water
I Prepare fruit, boil sugar and
water 5 minutes. Add berries to
syrup, bring to boil and simmer
3 minutes. Cover and let stand
overnight. ►Skim and pour i»to
(sterilized jars to within one inch j of the top. D<
ries or syrup,
rubber rings,
tops on jars. Screw down tight
ly. then turn screw tops back
two inches. Have oven tempera
ture
jars
oven
utes,
and of processing period, remove
from oven and screw
tightly.
STRAWBERRY
i cups strawberries
; cups sugar
1 large lemon (cut
or £ cup lemon juice
Put ingredients in preserving
kettle, But on range and Stir
i not reheat ber-
Place sterilized
glass and screw
at 275 degrees F. Place
1 inch apart bn rack in
Process pint jars 25 min-
■Quart jars 35 minutes. At
tons down
JAM
5
3
6 in slices)
FOR SALE— Strong, well-made
box, 8 ft. X 3i ft. by 5 ft high
. suitable for horse trailer or
truck. Phone Carlyle Taylor,
52rl9 Dashwood. 1*
Chev coupe,
motor
tires.
269
1*
FOR SALE—193 7
in very good shape,
just overhauled, new
Graham Mason, phone
Exeter.
FOR SALE—Coal oil stove and
heater; also Aladdin hanging
lamp. Mrs. Ed. Dundas, Clan-
deboye, R.R. 1. 1*
FOR SALE—2 steel hay fork
pulleys. Apply to Wesley
Hackney, Hay P.O. j 1*
FOR SALE—19 39 Chev coach,
like new. Phone 3 4r8 Dash
wood. 1*
FOR SALE—Rock Elm timber
38 ft. long, 10x12. B. B.
Walker, R.R. 1, Zurich, phone
99r20 Zurich. 1*
FOR SALE — Building 16x14,
suitable for colony house.
Whilsmitli, phone 259.
A.
FOR SALE—6 acres of hay.
Phone 172r21 Exeter. lc
TENDERS WANTED
by the
EXETER DISTRICT
HIGH SCHOOL BOARD
the purchase of the frame
CUSTOM PLOWING, COMBIN
ING, IIAY AND STRAW
BALING—Apply Leon Trieb
ner, R.R, 1, Hensall, phone
171r24 Exeter between .7 and
8 in the morning St*
BARNS WHITEWASHED—Rock
limo and D.D.T. paint. Apply
Fred Ilarburii, phone 44r9,
Dublin. tfc
WE NOW HAVE ill stock, Bliz
zard Ensilage Cutter and Hay
•Chopper, a Smalley Forge and
Grain Blower. Call and look
these two items over. Harris
West, Centralia. Goodison, Oli
ver dealer.
SURGE MILKERS V Heaters. J.
B. Higgins, dealer, Seaforth,
Harris West, Centralia, Phone
Crediton 27r24. Itc
WANTED
WANTED — Someone to share
a ride to London Monday
mornings for summer months,
leaving 7.30 a.m. Phone 31J.
WANTED — 5/8 horse power
gasoline engine. Phone 83 or
white Box S3 Exeter. 1*
WANTED TO RENT—Furnished
two or three rooms for an Air
force couple and baby by end
of July. Apply at Times-Ad
vocate. 1,8*
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—Nice building lot,
reasonably priced. Highway
frontage south, suitable for
tourist cabins, W. C. Pearce,
Realtor. 1*
FOR SALE—50 acres level clay
loam, 5 acres bush, good
buildings with electricity,
Staffa area. Possession in
cluding crop if ’ desired.
100 acres rolling sand and
clay loam, 5 acres bush, brick
house, bank barn. Hay Twp.
Possession arranged.
150 acres level clay loam, S
acres bush, good buildings, el
ectricity, water bowls, litter
carrier, milker. Mitchell. W.
C. Pearce, Exeter. lc
FOR SALE—On No. 4 Highway
south of Exeter. Brick house,
with hydro and furnace. In
good repair. Three acres of
land. Close to store and
school. C. V. Pickard, Real
Estate, Main St. Exeter.
FOR SALE—Highway 125 acres
west of Hensall, good soil,
nice frame house and good
barn and shed. Possession
Nov. 1. W. C. Pearce, Real
tor. lc
FOR SALE—Lot on Huron St.
East. Apply to Mr. E. D. Bell
Exeter. 24:1:8.
HOUSE FOR SALE—Well locat
ed in Exeter, 11 storey brick.
All modern conveniences. Nice
lot. C. V, Pickard. Realtor.
Exeter,
LOTS FOR SALE—Desirable
building lots for sale. G. V.
Pickard., Realtor, Exeter.
TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE —
We can give immediate pos
session on this Exeter home.
All modern conveniences. C.
V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St.,
Exeter.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will •• be received by
the undersigned up to June 30tli
for the score card and concession
privileges for the race meet of
July 21st. Tenders may be sub
mitted foi’ either of the above or
for both.
George W. Lawson,
Sec.-Treas.. Exeter Turf Club
WANTED—A congenial woman
to be a housekeeper compan
ion to an elderly lady. Light
work, good home and good
pay. Apply to Mrs. W. L. Sei
bert, Zurich, Ont. 24:2c
About 2,500 ft of good hem
lock plank 2x8, 8 ft. long, Ten
ders will be received by P.
Passmore, R.R. 3 Exeter, Chair
man of the Board, up until
Monday, July 15th. 1:8c
NOTICE OF
EXPROPRIATION BY-LAW
the
to
lay
the
TAKE NOTICE that the ’Cor
poration of the Township of Ste
phen proposes, after the publi
cation of this notice in four suc
cessive issues of the Exeter
Times-Advocate and the posting
up of copies of this notice in
six most public places in the im
mediate neighbourhood of
lands hereinafter mentioned,
pass a by-law, establish and
out a highway persuant to
powers of the said municipal
Corporation of the Township of
Stephen under
the Municipal
lands described
7 (seven) Lake
cession of the Township of Ste
phen, described as follows:
COMMENCING at a point in
the Southerly limit of lot 7
(seven) aforesaid, 10 (ten) rods
westerly from the westerly limit
of the King’s Highway, thence
.Easterly along the Southerly
boundary of the said Lot 7 (se
ven) 10 (ten) rods to the said
King’s Highway. Thence north
erly along the easterly limit of
the said King's Highway 100
(one Hundred) feet. Thence
Westerly parallel with the Sou
therly limit of the said lot 2'
(two) rods. Thence in a south
westerly direction to the place
of beginning.
AND TAKE NOTICE that the
said by-law expropriate the said
lands as provided in the Munici
pal Act and that any persons
who claim that their lands are
prejudicially affected by the By
law must give notice to the un
dersigned clerk of his intention
to be heard by the council on
or before 30 days from the date
hereof, otherwise the by - law
shall be passed without
notice to him.
AND FURTHER take
that the By-l-aw shall
that in default of agreement as.
to price of the lands being ex
propriated that the question as
to compensation shall be
mitted to arbitration as
statute provided.
DATED at Exeter this
day of June, A.D, 1948.
Elmer Lawson, F. W. Morlock,.
Reeve Clerk
CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
Section 495 of
Act, upon the
as a part of lot
Road West Con-
further
notice
provide
sub-
by
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TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by
the Township of Stephen for
the construction of a drain
known as 'the Woodburn Brain.
Plans and profiles may
amined at the office
clerk. All tenders must
companied by a marked
of $200.00 and must be
hands of the Clerk on or before j the 5th day of July.
F, W. Morlock. Clerk,
ex-
•the
be
■of
be ac-
clieQue
in the
until sugar is dissolved. Boil at.
a full rolling boil for 12 min
utes. Remove scum that collects.
Remove lemon slices and pour
into sterilized jars. Seal with
paraffin when cold. Yield about
12s pints. Makes a soft jam.
for
building known as the Brierley
residence. The said building to
be
the
the
day
moval of the said building shall
not
day
The
sible
with
ation.
remove shrugs or
down trees or injure them
cept One tree in the centre of
the front lawn.
Tenders for the
shall be mailed or
of Elmer D. Bell,
ario on or before
of July A.D, 1948
a certified cheque
of the purchase. The balance of
the payment by ,the successful
tenderer, shall be paid on or
before September 2nd A.B. 1948
The Exeter J&istrict
High School ’Board
, l!8!15c
removed at the .expense
purchaser and to be
said lands before the
of November 1948. The
of
off
1st
re-
commence before the 2nd
of September A.D. 1948.
purchaser shall be respon-
for the removal of debris
the .exception of the found-
. The purchaser shall not
flowers or cut
ex--
said purchase’
in the hands
Exeter, Ont-
the 24 th day
together with
for one-tenth
AUCTION SALES
at
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
in the
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
on
AVEDNES,, JULY 7, 1948
1.30 pan. the following:
Dining room table and six
.chairs; electric radio; sewing ^machine; bedroom suite; organ,.
2 rocking chairs; arm chair;
settee; writing desk; kitchen
table; baking table; Bissel car
pet sweeper; 6 table lamps;
book-ends; coal oil stove with
oven; 2 beds; clock; pictures;
sink; bedding; pillows;
all sorts of odd dishes;
utensils; knives and
flower vases; coppei'
tennis rackets; 2 bowling balls;
2 snowshoes; golf clubs; sealers
2 lawn mowers; garden tools;.
2 burner hot plate; coal oil
heater; hand sleigh and
articles too numerous to
tion.
MRS. BERTHA BELL,
ED CORBETT, Auct.
linens;
baking
forks;
boiler:
other
men-
Prop.
24:1
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSE AND PROPERTY
The undersigned has received
instructions to sell by public
auction in the
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1948,
at 8 o’clock p.m,. the following:
Two storey 8 room frame
stucco house, bath, furnace, jhlll
basement, hot and cold running
water. House would be suitable
for a Duplex,
Terms of Sale made known ®n
day of sale,
J, HEWITT, Prop,
ED. CORBETT, Auct.
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