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KIRKTON
Mrs. W. Blatehl’ord, of Detroit
is holidaying with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Dobson.
The Misses Jane and Fj
McMurray, of Winnipeg,
Thus. McMurray and her
ghter, Mrs. John
and son James, of
mer's, visited with
I. N. Marshall this
and Mrs.
little daughter,
spent the past
ZION
Mrs. Norman Brock
spent the w^ek-end
and Niagara Falls.
ROBERTSON’S
Phone 50
I
New and Used Ice
Refrigerators For Sale
FOR REGULAR
DELIVERIES
Telephone 179w
Tancis
Mrs.
dau-
Hawkesworth
Brown's Cor-
Mr. and Mrs
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Festus Ingram
and little daughter, of Port
Colborne, spent the past week
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Switzer
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gray, of
Toronto, are holidaying with
Mr. Maxwell Gray in the village
Mr. and Mrs. Don McRea and
family, of Coniston,
bury, are holidaying
latter’s sisters,
Mrs. Ross Marshall and
M, B. Gallop, her mother.
Sunday guests with Mr.
Mrs. Garnie Doupe were
and Mrs. W. Ballantyne
family, of Stratford, and
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Marshall,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Ferguson and
daughter, of Thamesford.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Payne
and family, of Toronto, were
guests this past week with Mr.
and Mrs.' Harold Rathburn.
near Sud-
with the
Mrs. Reg. Paul,
•Mrs.
and
Mr.
and
with
The annual parade of live
stock champions, always a popu
lar feature of the Canadian Na
tional Exhibition, takes place
this year on September 8, in the
Coliseum Arena. The parade at
tracts a capacity crowd not only
of the farmer and. stock breeder
but of people from urban cen
tres as well.
Early Shipment
Suits and
Overcoats
We have just opened an early shipment of men’s
suits and overcoats. These new garments are now' on
the raeks ready for youT .inspection. We think you'll
like these new styles and colourings and suggest you
drop in early v/hile the choice is excellent.
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Taman’s Men’s Wear
High School
Registration
The Principal will Be in the Office of the
Exeter District High School
Fit, Sat.Afternoons, Evenings
August 27 and 28
for consultation and registration of pupils for
year 1948-49. Students wishing consideration in
drafting of a time-table or the arranging of
routes are specially urged to present their needs.
He is prepared to offer advice to students of
adjoining High School Districts as to the new pro
cedure being adopted this year. Book lists will be
equipped on
the
the
bus
cedure being
available so
September 7.
adopted this year. Book
that students may come
Students
phone the office—Exeter 298.
unable to visit the school should tele-
Laundry
The GE Way
GE WASHERS
The first step in getting those clothes whiter is., of " , ... - GE
the
course, a good washer . . . and that is where the
with the three zone cleaning process steps into
picture.
GE IRONS and IRONERS
Ironing puts the finishing touches to your washIroning puts the finishing touches to your wash and
here again Jet GE do it for you. The new Feather
weight is just about the most popular appliance in
our store. You’ll understand the reason when you
handle this lightweight model.
Then there is the GE Ironcr that makes your
weekly problem a real pleasure. We have sold several
in this district with splendid reports from their ow
ners.
Mi', and
and family
in Toronto
Miss Marion Brock returned
home with them after spending
the past week visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hill in Toronto.
Mr and Mrs. Clifford Pullen
Kentucky
the
Mrs.
and Mrs.
and family of
been visiting during
week with Mr. and
Hern.
A number of the
in the community
week-end at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. James Earl ac
companied Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Kerslalte Ex'eter were on a mot
or trip to Owen Sound and
points north over the week-end.
Wedding hells are ringing in
the community.
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Hern and
family spent Sunday visiting
with friends in Woodstock.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Snell of
London spent the week-end at
the latter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eph Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington
Brock and Tom spent Sunday
visiting with relatives in Yale,
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. James Earl, Mrs.
Allan Jaques and Mrs. Alice
Gunning spent several days dur
ing the past week with Mr. and
Mrs. William Tookey who
holidaying at theii’ cottage
Rondeau Park.
Bi'ide-Eiect Honored
On Thursday evening the
dies of the community gathered
at the home of Mrs. Melville
Hern to do honour to Miss Aud
rey Rodd, bride elect of this
week. Following a s bort pro
gram of musical numbers and
readings, Audrey was presented
with a floor lamp. Mrs. Gerald
Hern read the address and Aud
rey replied in a few well chosen
words. Contests were enjoyed
and a dainty lunch was served
by the hostes and the ladies.
WANTED
Want Ads Serve You Well When You Want to Buy or Sell FOR RENT
COMING EVENTS FOR SALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
have
past
Ross
MENDING- WANTED — Neatly
and promptly attended to.
Apply to Miss V. M, Dearing,
Exeter. 19:26*
young
spent
men
the
are
in
la-
i
Ro-
at
of
of
Fontana
■of New
Mrs. J.
visited
i
DASHWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gohn,
bert and Karnlyn, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Beck, Theo and Gloria
and Miss Pauline Harrmann,
who are at present camping
Forest, visited at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schlunt.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Doyle,
Kitchener, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gibson and
family.
Miss Betty Seemol, of Brook
lyn, N.Y., has returned home
after visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Gibson.
Mr. William Tetter, of New
York City, has returned home
after spending two weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eveland.
Miss Dorothy Mason spent
Sunday at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. N.
and daughter Lauris,
York, and Mr. and
Burns, of Port Huron,
with Mrs. Witzel last Thursday.
Mr. George Wambold, of Kit
chener, visited with relatives
here last week.
Miss Ella -Martinson,
mira, spent a
friends hei;e.
Mrs. Niblock,
visiting for a
Mrs. Ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Ward, of
Windsor, are spending their
vacation with Mrs. L. Mdsaac.
Mr. and -Mrs. A. White and
daughter Nancy, of Detroit, vis
ited with Mrs. Witzel on .Wed
nesday.
Midgets Beat Lucan
Dashwood Midgets won from
Lucan 13-10 in an Exhibition
baseball game Monday evening.
Robert Wein was on the mound
all the way for Dashwood and
pitcheda steady game for the
locals with .Corriveau behind
the plate. Lucan youngsters also
played well with Bonds and
Butler on the hill. Eisen did
the receiving.
few
■of
few
of ,E1~
days with
London, is
days with
MISCELLANEOUS
RIVERSIDE REST HOME,
Mitchell, convalescents, bed
patients. Elderly Ladies and
Gentlemen. Phone 69 Mitchell.
19:26:2:9c
CUSTOM PLOWING,
ING, HAY AND
BALING—Apply Leon
ner, R.R. 1, Hensail, pnuiw
171r24 Exeter between 7 and
8 in the morning*
COMBIN
STRAW
Trieb-
phone
8t«
BARNS WHITEWASHED—Rock
lime and. D.D.T. paint. Apply
Fred Harburn, phone 44r9,.
Dublin. tfc j
PERSONAL
SINUS. HAYFEVER,
COLDS, Catarrhal
give way to the
’ NAMELESS Cold
Convincing Trial $1.00.
dress Purity Products, Exeter,
Ont. 5:19:26:2c
HEAD-
Deafness,
use of
Remedy.
Ad-
Are you a victim of constipation?
Try proven FRUlT-A-TIVES,
famous herbal medicine used
successfully for 45 years. Brings
relief quickly—tones up liver
—keeps bowels active—-restores
good health—RELIABLE.
"IS IT PAIN from corn or cal
lous you have? Then get
‘foot-happy’ with Lloyd’s Corn
Sai re."-50c at Robertson’s
Drug Store.
COMMUNITY SALE
in the
VILLAGE OF CREDITON
in the near future.
If you have anything to sell
contact
WILLIAM H. SMITH, Auct.
— Creditpn 43-2 —
DUPLICATE KEYS cut for most
cars and cylinder type locks.
Beavers Hardware. , 5tfc
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—Two ideal building
lots, each 70 ft. X 15 0 ft.
Near scheol, residential are.a,
2 blocks from downtown.
Phone 14 or 9 Exeter. 26c
FOR SALE—125 acres, 90 till
able, balance bush, pasture,
reasonably good buildings.
Handy to villages. Possession
November 1.
100 acres clay loam,
bush, hydro near, barn, straw
shed, full
carrier,
some
litter
silo,
basement,
water bowls,
driveshed, garage, brick house
canning factory 4 miles. Wm.
Pearce, Realtor, Exeter. 26*
FOR SALE—Centrally located
nice little house, insulated,
range wired, basement, fur
nace, hot water, partial bath,
2 bedrooms, living room kit
chen. Possession nine days
after purchase. Wm. Pearce,
Realtor, Exeter. 26*
FARM FOR SALE—122 acres
at Centralia, good buildings,
farm in good condition, brick
house, modeni conveniences.
Immediate . possession. Her
man Powe, phone 18rl2 Cred
itor. 22tfc
THREE BEDROOM Cottage—
With hydro and town water,
good basement. Immediate
possession, c. V. Pickard,
Real Estate, Exeter.
FARM FOR .SALE—100 acres,
consisting of Lot
sion 12, Township of Hibbert.
Interested parties
cate with W. Murdoch Stewart
• 13 Aberdeen Road, Wellesley,
81, Massachusetts. U.S.A,
19:26:2c
9, Conces-
communi-
FOR SALE—97 acres with good
brick house and fine barn.
Hydro and water throughout.
Accommodation for good herd
of cattle as well as other live
stock. 35 acres of land fresh
seeded. Located on highway
close to school and village.
Act now for fall possession.
C. V. Pickard, Real Estate.
Main Street, Exeter.
FOR SALE—9 4 acres, highway,
brick house fully equipped
with modern conveniences-
Fine barn with good stabling
and silo. Water and hydro
throughout. 6 acres bush.
Close to village. Owner forced
to sell on account of health.
Terms. C. V. Pickard, Realtor
Main Street, Exeter.
FOR SALE—Summer Cottage,
on fine beach, near Grand
Bend. 3 bedrooms, lined
throughout, 2 piece bath. Fur
nished. At present rental
buyer could use cottage for
two or three weeks each year
and still receive good re
turn on investment. O. V.
Pickard, Real Estate Broker,
Main Street, Exeter. 5e
FARM FOR SALE—116 acres,
the south half of Lot 5, Con
cession 9, Township of Steph
en. Interested parties com
municate with W. Murdoch
Stewart, 13 Aberdeen Road,
Wellesley, 81, Massachusetts,
U.S.A. 19:26:2c
FOR SALE—100 acre dairy
farm, good buildings, 22> miles
west of Clinton on highway,
$4,000 cash, balance terms,
possession now. Tractor disc
$50; cutting box with pipes
$75; rubber tired wagon ,$40;
8 dairy cows; 1 yearling
Holstein bull. . W. B. Thomp
son, R.R. 2, Clinton. 19:26c
FOR SALE—Storage barn, 45
x 100ft. having 24 ft. posts,
mill
mill
ad-
acre
Terms Cash. Edmund
', Hensail.
flaxseparate or with
property of 3i acres;
machinery, colony house,
jacent 7 and seven-tenths
field.
Geiger,
FOR SALE—1 Good Cheer cook
stove, used one year, white
enamel; 2 chicken shelters;
Viking cream separator; elec
tric brooder; coal brooder
stove. Apply Martin Laub,
Woodham, phone 25rl2 Kirk
ton. 19:26*
FOR SALE—Six kitchen chairs,
four dining-room ehairs, twc
rocking chairs. Phone Exeter,
344w. 19c
USED MOTORCYCLE FOR
SALE—In good condition,
new tires, new battery, Buddy
seat, sealed beam lights, sad
dle bags, etc. Apply F. C.
Beaupre’s General Store, Exe
ter. 26c
FOR SALE—Thirty feet 1 %
inch outside steel piping, tak
en from well; also B in. rod.
Phone 236W Exeter. 26c
FOR SALE—1930 Ford coach,
in good mechanical condition,
tires good. Phone 16r8 Kirk
ton. 26c
FOR SALE—Baby carriage,
practically new. Sweitzer’s cot
tage, phone 324w. 26*
FOR SALE—50 pullets R.R. X
Sussex, 6 months, starting to
lay, also 100 pullets,
X R.R., 3| months old.
M. Green, Crediton.
Sussex
■C.
26*
CAR FOR, SALE— ’34 V-8 Ford,
in fair condition. Phone 372W
Exeter. * 26*
FOR SALE—42 McCormick-Dear
ing combine. Apply Milne Pul
len, No. 1, Granton, phone
17 2r2, Kirkton. c
FOR SALE—One Norge Oil
burning space heater, model
FII70A, heats
with outside
0 degrees; g. ’
chimney; strainer pail, screen
ed funnel; and spring tap
for oil drum. This equipment
is in excellent condition
is spotless inside and
Entire outfit may be
chased for $135 cash,
particulars phone 193R.
70 00 cu. ft.
temperature of
galvanized pipes to
HELP WANTED
and
out.
pur-
For
26c
HELP WANTED—Two wait
resses wanted, also Woman
or Boy as kitchen help. Good
pay for reliable person. Call
at Rether’s Coffee Shop, Exe-
ter.
HELP WANTED—Woman to
clean office and home each
week. Phone 14 Exeter. 26c
WANTED—Young lady to clerk
in store in Exeter. Please
write to Box 10. 26c
STENOGRAPHER WANTED —-
by the Exeter District High
School Board for the office of
the Principal Applicants avail
able for full time or part
time duties will be consider
ed. Applications should be ad
dressed to the Secretary, E.
D. Howe.y, Box B, Exeter, by
September 1, 1948. 26c
WANTED—Man to paint roof of
cottage in Hensail. Apply F.
A. Wood, Hensail. 2-6*
LOST
LOST—75 0-20 truck tire and
tube on a Chev wheel, be
tween Grand Bend and Lon
don Sunday night. Write Ray
Ireland, 14 Raywood Ave.,
London, or phone Dashwood
52rl8. 26c
Exeter Community
gold signet ring with
A H. Finder please
Harry Holtzman,
26*
LOST—At
Park, a
initials
contact
Fink’s Meat Market.
TO
BECOME AN INDEPENDENT
BUSINESS Map and your own
boss. It you are ambitious, in
dustrious and a good sales
man, apply at once to BLUE
BRAND PRODUCTS CO.,
7227 Alexandra, Montreal,
Quebec, 5:19; 2 6:2c
FOR RENT-—'Four room apart
ment with bath and hydro in
Shipka on highway to Grand
Bend. Apply to Albert Gaiser,
phone 24r5, Crediton. 26c
FOR RENT—Vacuum
by the day or week.
Hardware, Exeter,
cleaners,
Beavers
He
TENDERS WANTED
NOTICES
MEMORIAL SERVICE
The annual Memorial Day
service of the Zion Cemetery
(Usborne Township) will be
held in Zion Church on Sunday
August 29, at 2,30 p.m, D.S.T.
19:26c
AUCTION SALES
R j,}—TRAN SPORT AMON
Tenders will be received for
the transporting of the pupils
of S.S. No. 2 of the Township
of Stephen to Creditan School
for the school year of 1948-49.
The distance approximately 15
miles per day. Any information
required can he received from
the secretary.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
Arthur J. Amy, secretary
19:26c
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The undersigned auctioneer
received instruction to sell
public auction in
Lucan
on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 28
at 1:30 p.m. the following:
One range, coal or wood, A-l
condition; 1 four-poster bed,
walnut finish, full size, complete
springs and mattress; 1 antique
walnut love seat, 1 three-quarter
steel bed, mattress and springs.
Kitchen table; 4 chairs; roc
ker; sideboard; dining-room ta
ble; l
room
tress;
stool
suite;
phonograph;
mirrors;
curtains and drapes; floor mats
and pillows; hammock; dishes;
; pots and pans; garden tools and
other articles.
TERMS—CASH
MRS. AARON DAVIS, Prop.
FRANK TAYLOR. Auct.
has
by
School
Stipulat-
a Fixed
marked
table;
sideboard;
6 chairs; secretary; 2 bed
suites, springs and mat-
; White dressing table and
to match; 3-piece parlor
; 2 small tables; pedestal;
kitchen stool; 2
wardrobe; floor lamp;
OF LAND
of Middlesex
by virtue of a Writ
issued out of The
SHERIFF’S
SALE
County
Under and
of Execution
Supreme Court of Ontario anrl
to me directed and delivered
against the goods and chattels
and lands and tenements of Wil
liam Hector Mitchell, deceased,
in the hands of Florence Fran
ces Mitchell and Wilfred Huxta
ble, Executors of the Will of
the said William Hector Mit
chell, deceased, at the suit of
Mary Eva Cunningham, I have
seized and taken in execution
and will offer for sale by pub
lic auction at my office in the
Court House, in the City of Lon
don, in the County of Middlesex,
on Friday the Third day of Sep
tember, A.D, 1948, at the hour
of Eleven o’clock in the fore
noon, all the right, title inter
est and equity of redemption of
the estate of the said William
Hector Mitchell, deceased, in, to
and
that certain parcel
land and premises situate lyin..
and being in the Township of
Biddulph in the County of Mid
dlesex, being composed of the
North half of Lot Number 2, in
the First Concession of the said
Township, containing fifty acres
be the same more or less, save
and except the westerly ten feet
thereof as described in register
ed instrument Number 144 Mis
cellaneous confeaing 0.153 acres
more or less, subject to taxes
since the year 1946 and a mort
gage dated the 20th day of Ap
ril 1931 made in the amount of
$850 to one Catherine Annabelle
Hicks and assigned by her to
one Otto Harvey Brown.
RUSSELL H. BEATTIE,
Sheriff, County of Middlesex
Sheriff’s Office, London, Ont.,
May 14, 1948. 29:5:19:26c
out of all and singular
or tract of
g
Exeter District High
Exeter, Ont,
Sealed Tenders on a
ed Sum basis and/or
Fee basis and plainly
“Tender, Exeter District High
School’’, will be received at the
office of the architects until 5
p.m, E.D.T., Wednesday, Sep
tember 1, 1948.
Plans, specifications and Ten
der Forms for both Stipulated
Sum and Fixed Fee bases, may
be obtained from the architect
upon deposit of a certified
cheque of $5 0. payable to the
architect. This cheque will be
returned on return of plans and
specifications in good condition.
The lowest or any Tender not
necessarily accepted.
PAGE and STEELE
72 St. Clair Ave., W.
Toronto 19:26
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NOTICE
WHITEWASHING
Arrangements can be made
Bill Watson
Dashwood Phone 35rl9
_________________ ._____J
WANTED
YOUNG WOMEN
YOUNG MEN
for
Harvesting; Peaches, Plains, Ap
ples, Pears, Grapes, Tomatoes,
and other Fall fruits and
vegetables.
Accommodation in
Farm Service Force Camps
August 15 to November 15
Campers must bring blankets,
sheets and pillow cases.
For further information, write:
ONTARIO”
FARM SERVICE FORCE
9 Richmond Street East,
Toronto 1, Ontario
Auspices:
Dominion Provincial
Farm Labour Committee
’•FOR dead or DISABLED j
ANIMALS
WATCH DAILY1 PAPERS ‘
for; current prices
— Phone
EXETER 235
SEAFORTH 15
PHONE• COLL EC-T
8
a
Treasurer’s Sale of Lands in Arrears of Taxes
Province of Ontario, County of Huron
wit:
BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT under the hand of the Warden and .Seal of the County of Hu
bearing date the 10th day of July, 1948. and to me directed, commanding me to levy upon the
(lands mentioned in the following list, for arrears of taxes thereon together with all costs incurred,
acres |1 hereby give notice that unless the arrears and costs are sooner paid, I shall proceed to sell the
fur-J said lands, or as much thereof as shall be sufficient to discharge such arrears of taxes and charges
wat-, thereon, at my office in the Court House in the Town of Goderich, by public .auction On Novem-
hens.
Wm.
26*
5:19:26c Ton
FOR SALE—Exeter, 4£
sand loam, small bouse,
nace, partial bath, town
er, henhouse for 250
Possession August
Pearce, Realtor.
28.
GRAND BEND, ONT. Number of
choice building lots for sale
in village,
ft. 20 per cent cash,
four equal payments
cent. Contact Herman
Realtor, Grand Bend,
66 ft. 8 in x 180
balance
5 per
M, Gill
Ont.
19:26r
"Father, will you give me ten
cents for a poor man
outside crying?"
"Yes, son, here it is.
he crying about?"
"He’s crying ’fresh
peanuts, five cents a bag'?
who is
What is
roasted
her 9th. 1948, at the hour of two o’clock in the afternoon in compliance with the statutes in that
behalf. Notice is hereby given that if any of the said lands remain unsold an adjourned sale will
-he held on November 16th. 1948, at the .same time and place, and at which the Municipalities may
serve the right to purchase any of the said lands.
Goderich. Ontario. July 23, 1948.
Name and Description
A. H. ERSKINE.
Treasurer of the 'County of Huron.
Years
in
Arrears
STEPHEN
, 1945_g_7
Taxes Costs I Total
TOWNSHIP OF
L.R.W..................................
VILLAGE OF :
1330, 1331, S. Simcoe St. 1.945—6—7
lots are patented.
Dated July 23, 1948.
Published in THE ONTARIO GAZETTE, August
Wm. H. Dunbar—Lot 158,
Ernest Cooper-—Lots 1329,
All of the above
EXETER
$70.40
202.36
7th. 1948.
$3.75 $74.15
7.05 <24)9.41