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- Your Studebaker Dealer
The Minister -was leaving the
church, after the evening service
when a member of his congre
gation stopped him and said:
“I like to come to church when
you are preaching.”
“I’ glad to hear that”, re-
THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 15, 1948
plied the minister. It’s nice to
know that somebody appreciates
my sermons.”
“Oh, it’s not that.” replied
the woman, “I mean it’s easy
to get a seat, even when I ar
rive late”.
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Minutes
regular meeting of the
of the Village of Hensall
HENSALL
A home baking, produce and
candy sale will be held at the
Bowling Green an Saturday,
July 17th at 7 p.m., sponsored
by the Hensall Women’s Insti
tute. Proceeds are for the Gom->
munity Building. All contributions will be gratefully appreci
ated.
Council
The
council
was held July 6 at 8:00 p.m.
with all members being present
in the Council Chamber.
Minutes of the last
meeting and the three
meetings were read and
as moved by Councillors Brown
and Middleton.
Business was as follws: F.
Harburn reported regarding the
work on the streets.
Considerable discussion took
place regarding the dogs run
ning at large. It was found that
the constable could lay charges if
dogs were found running at
large and he was instructed to
take action to stop same.
E. Geiger appeared regarding
the damage done to his chickens
by dogs and reported sixty-five
as being killed. It was decided
that the council could not take
any action but advised Mr. Gei
ger to take action if possible.
The treasurer, J. A. Paterson,
presented the financial report
for the first six months of the
year, also reporting regarding
the meeting of the assessors in
London along with D. E. Mac
Kinnon, the local assessor.
Correspondence was read from
Public Library, E. Fink, Fire De
partment, C.N.R. regarding the
drain, R.C.A.F. Centralia regard
ing flags, C. P. Deitrich, Daly,
Thistle Judson and McTaggart
regarding waterworks; Dept, of
Health re Approval of Water
works system; Municipal Bd., re
hearing; Daily Comm. News; C.
R. Hagey Engineering Company;
Dumfries Construction Co.; On-
way Construction; Spatafora
regular
special
adopted
Construction; Scott Bros.; Scott-
Jackson Co.; A. R. McGlashen;
Anderson & Co.; Dept, of Muni
cipal Affairs; Workmen’s Com
pensation Board; Twp. of Hay;
Twp. of Tuckersmith; Mrs. W.
Spencer; School Board; Hydro
Commission, Exeter Times-Advo
cate; Huron Expositor; Interna
tional Water Supply Ltd.; Coun
ty Registrar; Bell Telephone?
D. R. McKinnon; Midland Secu
rities; Monteith & Monteith;
County Treasurer; Dept. Plan
ning and Development; Mueller
Ltd.; Municipal World Ltd.;
same considered and filed.
Bills and accounts were read
as follows: Earl R. Dick, labour
and material, Hall, $169,30; A.
W. Kerslake, expenses Ripley,
waterworks, $5.00; F. G. Bon-
thron, postage, $5.00; J. A. Pa
terson, salary $150.00,
London $6.00, $15 6.00;
burn, salary, $125.00;
ehell, supplies, raise.,
Drysdale Hardware,
Hall, $41.85; C. Johnson, weld
ing and repairs, $41.70; Exeter
Times-Advocate, printing, $16-
.85; Daily Commercial News,
printing, $46.50; Municipal
World, supplies, $2.72; Bell
Telephone, service, $6.49; C. E.
Hickey & Sons, nozzle, F.D.,
$79.5 0; International Water Sup
ply Ltd., Well, $1,879.42; Hydro
Commission, hydro. Hall $11.65;
W. E. Pfaff, labour, streets,
$'2'2.00; J. McBeath, labour, sts.,
$15,00, Hall $11.00, $26.00; ‘
tai $2,673.94.
It was moved by Jones
Brown that the bills and
counts be paid. Carried,
It was moved by Parke
Middleton that By-law 18,
issuing debentures for the
assessment on the Main
be given first and second
ing and forwarded to the
icipal Board for their approval
Carried.
Adjournment at 11:55 p.m. on
the motion of Parke and Middle
ton.
expenses
IF. Har-
O. Twit-
$38.96;
supplies
to-
and
ac-
and
1948,
street
Drain
read-
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(additional words
Succeeding insertions lc a word
(minimum charge 25c)
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to Wednesday noon
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STRAYED—From Lot 21, Con,
10, McGillivray Twp., 6 year
ling Herefords, marked in
left ear. Finder please notify
Grant Amos, R.R. 3, Ailsa
Craig. . 15:22
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—’Buttermilk. Apply
to W. G. Medd, Exeter* Cream
ery Co., Ltd., Exeter, Ontario.
24tfc
FOR SALE—2 piece Birtch liv
ing room suite. Inner spring
cushions, with homespun cov
ering, in good condition. J. N.
Cowan, 1 mile east of Dash*
wood. 8:15:22c
FOR SALE-—Rubber-tired wagon
$40; hay loadder, $70; tractor
tractor
gauge
W. B.
miles
8:15c
'disc, $70; 2 - furrow
plow, like new, $70; 16
double barrel shot gun.
Thompson, Clinton, 2%
west.
FOR SALE—-Quantity of Alfal
fa and timothy hay.
Fred Dawson, 172rl6
Phone
Exeter.
15*
FOR SALE—Mixed 3 ft. wood,
$10.00 a cord delivered. Ap
ply Robert Eagleson, Ailsa
Craig, phone 620r22. 8:15:22
■®
Announcing
the opening of
WHITES DAIRY BAR
FOR RENT
FRIDAY, JULY 16th
MISCELLANEOUS
Equipment Supplied by
Crocker Refrigeration
FOR RENT—Vacuum
by the day’ or week.
Hardware, Exeter.
I
cleaners,
Beavers
11c
Fresh ice cream made daily right here in Exeter with new, modern Gil
son-Taylor ice cream machine right where you can see it made. Come in
and see it made and give yourself a treat.
FOR RENT—Rolling home at
Grand Bend. Apply’ to A. J.
, Hamilton, phone 28 3 j, Exeter.
15c
BARNS WHITEWASHED—Rock
lime and. D.D.T. .paint. Apply
Fred Harburn, phone 44r9,
Dublin.
LOST—A light grey striped kit
ten, 3 months old, has been
gone for about 10 days. Fin
der please notify Times-Advo-
eate. 15*
and
be-
and
Sta-
notify
LOST
FOR SALE — Renfrew cream
separater $20.00 and Domin
ion Stove Co. cook stove, like
new $5 0.0 0. Apply Lot 4,
Con. 2. Phone 19 r 5 Hensall
8:15*
SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! Gain 5
to 15 lbs. New pep, too. Try
famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets
for double results; new
thy flesh;
“get
50c.
NOTICE OF
EXPROPRIATION BY-LAW
new vigor,
acquainted” size
All druggists.
heal-
New
only
“NO CORNS - no callouses” will
be your song - If you use
Lloyd’s Corn Salve right
along. - 50e at Robertson’s
Drug Store.
BABY CHICKS
CHICKS chicks chicks
All breeds available now. Phone
your order. Metcalf 7482.
Ne uh a user Hatcheries.
81 King St., London, Ontario
WANTED
WANTED—Used piano. Apply
Wm. Glenn, Dawn Restaurant
Grand Bend. 15:22c
WANTED—A toddle cart (strol
ler) in good condition. Apply
to Mrs. Ross Finch, 40 Ann
Street, Exeter. 15*
WANTED—Custom baling, mo
derate price. Apply M. J. Gai-
ser or phone Crediton 24r5. *
LOST—A green sport coat with
white bands around arms
cream colored pockets,
tween Canadian Canners
Graham Arthur’s Service
tion. Finder please
Donald Mitchell, Centralia.
15c
FOR SALE—Massey-Harris man
ure spreader, in good condi
tion, convertable tractor on
horse drawn; also McCormick-
Deering cream separator, No-,
3, in good condition. Apply
to Ancell Lee, R.R. 2, Ailsa
Craig, five miles south of
Crediton. 15:22c
FOR SALE—3,000 white brick/
2 cents each. Apply to W. L.
Hodge, Ci'editon. 15c
FOR SALE—Goodison Separa-,
tor, 36 x 50 in running order.
No cutter. Apply to Ben Case
phone Exeter 174r22. 15c
FOR SALE—19 47 Special De
luxe Monarch sedan, nice blue
special Steelcoat finish, orig-n
inal mileage 5 0 25 miles. This
car is in lovely condition.'
Apply at Times-Advocate. 15*
REAL ESTATE
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
school. C. V. Pickard,
Estate, Main St. Exeter.
and
Real
HOUSE FOR SALE—In Hensall
1% storey, 6 rooms, hydro,
hard and soft water, full base
ment; garage, in good condi
tion, immediate possession. R.
Y. MacLaren, Hensall. 8c
TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE —
We can give immediate pos
session on this Exeter home.
All modern conveniences. C.
V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St.,
Exeter.
CUSTOM PLOWING,
ING, HAY AND
BALING—Apply Leon
ner, R.R. 1, Hensall,
171r24 Exeter between
8 in the morning
COMBIN
STRAW
Trieb-
phone
7 and
8t*
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.
15*
FOR SALE—100 acres on high
way. Good house and barn.
Hydro and water pressure in
house and barn. Owner would
sell with crop and give imA
•mediate possession if desired.
C. V. Pickard, Real Estate^
Main St., Exeter..
FOR SALE—A large, oak roll-
top desk. Apply to Mrs. Geo.
Allen, Kirkton, phone 34r7.
15*
FOR SALE—Slightly used deep-
freezer, perfect condition.
Phone 102 Exeter. 15c
FOR SALE — Highway, 144
acres clay loam, bush, abun
dant spring water, barn has
good stabling, water bowls,
milker, litter carrier, electric
grinder, silo, driveshed;
room insul brick house.
C. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter.
150
7-
W.
Business as Usua
While a new Vitrolite Front and new show windows are being installed
a barricade will close in the front of our store but
The Door Will Be Open
Come in to do Your Window Shopping
See
Exeter Districts Most Complete Stock of
EXETER PHONE 376
FOR SALE—Baby basket with
hood, padded inside and dec
orated outside. Only three
months old. Phone 383W. 15c
FOR SALE—193 6 P 1 y m o u t h
coach. Apply to A. J. Hamil
ton, phone 2 83j, Exeter. 15c
PHONOGRAPH—With or with
out radio attachment. Spring
motor, ridiculously cheap. Ap
ply Times-Advocate. 15*
FOR SALE—Massey-Harris bin
der 7 ft. cut, used veiy little.
Guaranteed A-l condition.
Edison Forrest, Hensall.
15:22*
FOR SALE—Allis - Chalmers 40
combine with pick-up attach
ment, in good shape. Phone
Crediton 24r5. 15*
FOR SALE—193 6 iy2 ton Chev
truck, st.ake body, snow tires,
good condition, reasonably
priced. D. E. Kyle, Kippen. c
FOR SALE—Robins & Meyers
%. heavy duty electric motor,
like new, $70. R. Grenier,
B.A. Service Station, Grand
Bend. 15c
FOR SALE—1932 Chev coach,
new tires, motor A-l.
to Lloyd Reynolds. Tel
ter 177r4.
Apply
Exe-
ISc
FOR SALE—Deering binder, 6
ft. cut. Phone Sol. Gingerich,
84r3 Zurich. 15c
FEMALE HELP WANTED
STENOGRAPlTER-BOokkeeper —
This position offers outstand
ing opportunities to an effi
cient young lady who is inter
ested and qualified, chances
for advancement, $90.00 per
month to start, 38-liour week.
Write Box E, Times-Advocate,
15:22!29c
Warm waler in the henhouse
during the •winter means more,
larger and better grade eggs.
HOUSE FOR SALE-
frame, furnace, .3-piece
hot and cold water,
wiring, good henhouse
barn. Early possession.
Pearce, Realtor, Exeter.
■1| storey
bath,
heavy
and
Wm.
15c
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WANTED
by the
EXETER DISTRICT
HIGH SCHOOL BOARD
the purchase of the frame
known as the Brierley
to
of
off
1st
re-
for
building
residence. The said building
be removed at the .expense
the
the
day
moval of the said building shall
not
day
The
sible
with
ation.
remove shrugs or flowers or cut
down trees or injure them ex
cept one tree in the centre of
the front lawn.
Tenders for the said purchase
shall be mailed or
of Elmer D. Bell.
purchaser and to be
said lands before the
of November 1948. The
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
in the hands
Ont
ario on or before the 24th day
of July A.D. 1948 together with
a certified cheque for one-tenth
of the purchase. The balance of
the payment by the successful,
tenderer shall be paid on or
before September 2nd A.D. 1948
The Exeter District
High School Board
1:8:15c
Exeter,
RE—PAINTING
Tenders for painting the ex
terior and interior of the school
house otf S.S. No. 6, Hibbert, 1%.
miles south of Cromarty, will he
received by the secretary-treas
urer until July i24t,h. Work to foe
completed during summer vaca
tion.
Mrs. Jessie McCulloch, Scc.Trcas.
Cromarty, Ont. 15c
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 hereinaftei’ 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
prejudically 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 3 0 days from the date
hereof, otherwise the by - law
shall be passed without further
notice to him.
AND FURTHER take notice
that the By-law shall provide
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
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-
as
sub-
by
21st
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to
tion on
William
block west
sell by public auc-
Street, Exeter,
of Main St. Church,
on
SAT., JULY 17, 1948
at 1:30 p.m.
the following:
A full line of household fur
niture including beds, dressers,
commodes, tables, chairs, dishes;
of all kinds, garden tools, bed
ding, linen, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS—CASH
MRS. JACK FINDLAY, Prop.
GEORGE LAWSON, Clerk
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct,
1
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
UNRESERVED
CLEARANCE SALE
Mr. Wm. H. Smith, Auctioneer,,
has received instructions to sell
by public auction in
of s
Crediton
on
SATURDAY, JULY
at 1:30 pan. the following':
Chesterfield and chair; 2 lea
ther rockers; 1 arm chair; 1
end table; 2 floor lamps; 2 ta
ble lamps; 1 music cabinet;
book case; books; 1 square ta
ble; 2 rugs; 2 runners; 1 man
tle clock; 1 alarm clock; hall'
rack; 1 cook stove; 1 Quebec
heater; kitchen table; 1 electric .
iron; sealers; picture frames;
jardinieres; carving set; numer
ous small articles; 1 hand wrin
ger; 2 wicker trays; club bags;
garden tools; washing machine;
dining room table and 6 chairs;
i; mirror, 2 pdd chairs;
; 3 double beds and
2 three - quarter bed
2 single beds; 2 dres-
washstand; chest of draw
hall seat; chair; pictures;
has
the
17,194$
buffet,
hot plate
springs;
springs
sera
ers;
sewing machine.
There will also be sold a 1929
Model A Ford coach, motor .in
good condition, new tires recent
ly.
TERMS—CASH
The estate of the late
MRS. FLORINA BROWN
WM. H, SMITH, Auct,
Phone Crediton 43-2
Ira Brown and Frazer Brown,.
Executors