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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1946-12-05, Page 4Page 4 30, •Clerk. the the tor Ad- Coun- near Grand Bend, moved near Zurich, with her son, Milton McAdams. Mrs. Isaihh Tetreau, of near Price $3.75 * To Our Many Patrons within bright equip- of Ye GIBSON’S Service Station Little. Town Come, All (and other Cole by Allan Jones Price $6.40 No. 20-1963 NIGHT AND DAY Porter Show Hits) Album No. 511033 Evening Service One garage will be open in Exeter on Sundays and dur­ ing the evenings throughout •the week. Tex Beneke Price 75c Freddy Martin Price 75c Income Tax Returns, Bookkeeping, Financial Statements for Farmers, Business Men, Professional Men, Garage Operators and others. kcaVictor R£CORPs THE Qift THAT KEEPS ON GIVING THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, OBTEB,. ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5th, 1946 Robert MeGilp Passes Mr. and Mrs-* Cliff white ware in Forest several days last week ow­ ing to the death of Mrs, White's father, Mr. Roht. G. B. McGilp. Mr. McGilp, aged 85, was Forest’s old­ est businessman and ’died at Jiis home Nov. 26th, following a week’s illness. He was born i» Scotland. He went to Forest where he estab­ lished a jewelery business in 1888, He operated the business continu-' ously since that time. He was a prominent member of the Sons of Scotland. His wife, the former Ethel May Newton, predeceased him in 1942, He is survived by one son, Archie McGilp, of Forest, and three daughters, M’rs. J. Stonehouse, of Forest; Mrs, C. White, of Exeter, and Mrs, J, Sullivan, of Toronto. The funeral was from McFarlane’s funeral chapel to Beechwood ceme­ tery on Friday afternoon last. The service in the chapel was conducted by Rev, W. McCadrum. PERRY COMO SINGS MERRY CHRISTMAS MUSIC That Christmas Feeling — Winter Wonderland — I’ll be Home for Christmas — Silent Night — ■Santa Claus- is Coming t0 Town —- Jingle Bells — O' Bethlehem — O Faithful. Album No. P-161 A GAL IN CALICO No. 20-1991 TO EACH HIS OVN No. 20-1921 YOU KEEP CO5HNG BACK LIKE A SONG Dennis Day No. 20-1947 Price 75c ZIP-A-DEE DOO-DAH Sammy Kaye No. 20-1976 Price 75c THE OLD LAMP-LIGHTER ■Sammy Kaye Price 75c Snelgrove Tire and Electric Open this Sunday and During the Evenings tliroughout the Week. Arthur Fraser Telephone: Exeter 17. P.O, Box. No. 118 Temporary Office at the house of the late Dr. H. K. Hyndman, Huron Street, Exeter. Is Your Car Getting to be an FOR SALECOMING EVENTS WANTED Remember the old song about “The Old (3ruy Mare —r She ain’t what she used to be”? « If your car is getting along jn years, it has earned a good over­ haul and general tune-up to help it through another winter. Talk it over with us today. We can give you an expert job. Looking for Something? * > . . Try the Want Ads They are read by more than 8,400 Times^Advocate readers every week RED CROSS .PACKING at Cana­ dian Legion Rooms,, Friday, Dec, 13. AU articles to be in by 3 p.m. c FOR SAILS—(Wingham cook stove, white with 'black, burns coal or wood, practically new. Phone Dashwpod 41r26. c WAITED’—A limited number of young cattle to feed for the winter, Apply .at Times-Advocate creliton SCHOOL concert — Friday, December 13. * FOR. SALE-'—pressed ducks. Edgar Cudmorp, R,R, 111, Henpall, phone Exeter 171:1’14. 5 c WANTED ■—’ Jack rabbits, market price, Gibson’s Service Station, 5-4tc LOST AND FOUND LOST-—In Exeter, a cameo brooch. Reward. Finder please return to Times-Advocate. 5* FOR SAILS ■—> McClary furnacette enamel, burns coal or wood, Phone 176rl2, Exeter,5c WANTED—We would like to obtain a good sized heater of ths old station heater type- Exeter Co-Op. Phone 31w for an ad taker AUCTION SALES EXETER COUNCIL (Continued „from page 1) win Ford, Chief and Captain of Exeter Fire Brigade waited on Council and made their report the ypar, They also asked the right to secure gloves. They reported the need of more hydrants on west side of town. Reeve Tuckey, on Ibehalf of the Council, complimented the Exeter Fire Brigade on the success­ ful manner in which they had han­ dled the fires that -had threatened throughout the year. It was moved and seconded by Councillors Dignan . and Allison that the Fire Chief se­ cure the gloves required. Messrs. Orville Southcott and Graham Arthur, representing the Chamber of Commerce, waited on Council asking that colored lights be struiig on Main Street as a Christmas decoration. It was moved and seconded by Councillors Cald­ well and Hern that the Public Utilities' Commission be asked to place strings of colored lights on Main Street. The matter of arranging for dec­ orated Christmas tree was left in the hands of Councillor Hern. By-Law IL. ,1. Nominations on ‘ Monday, from 12 o’clock noon to 1 if necessary Polling on Jan. 6, 19 47, was given second and third readings ally passed on the motion cillors Dignan and Caldwell. It was moved and seconded by Councillors Allison and Caldwell that the Reeve proclaim Boxing Day Dec. <26, a Civic Holiday. 'It was agreed that the Reeve call a special meeting to deal with the matter of furnace and snow-plough­ ing of streets. St. Commissioner Norry was in­ structed to investigate drain at John Pollard’s. It was agreed that Councillor Caldwell he authorized to secure help in opening' drain north of his property. Councillor Hern reported that a snowplough for attaching in (front of truck could be secured for $600. The following accounts were Tead and ordered paid on the motion of Councillors Caldwell and Hern: Miss L. Jeckell, Treas. Exeter Lib­ rary Board $325.00; County of Huron, collection of taxes 2.47; W. W. McBride, coal, T. Hall 16.16: Miss K. MacFaul, Treas. Bd. of Education, Bal. Approp. 3,408.52; Wm. Jennison, gravel and bulldozing dump 1,215.84; Edward Hunter- Duvar, payment for land 30'0'.00; Mirs. Laura Lindenfield, payment for land 27 5.00; Ed’s Machine Shop, rep. IFire Truck and Welding 3.50; Twp. o<f Usborne, (grading streets 9.00; Municipal World, supplies and Statutes 6.45; Frank Creech, 'Fire Dept. Salaries 584.00: Geo. Lawson, Div Court Clerk and Bailiff Fees 56.00; Grigg Stationery, supplies, Ration Board 4.80; Grigg 'Station­ ery, pen and pencil, Bible, supplies 20.011; Bank of Montreal, debenture and coupons (1,515.66; Beavers Hardware, pipes, etc. T. Hall 17.19; Ivan Brock, 1 load gravel 3.75. Re­ lief Accounts: Cook’s Grocery, re­ lief, groceries 12.00; Hatter’s Dairy, relief, milk 3.80'; R, G. Sel­ don and Son, fuel, relief 10.00; Chambers & Darling, relief, meat 4.00. Work Sheet": John Stire, labor 51.26; Gerald Cornish, labor 41.76; Richard Davis 8.00. All motions were carried journment on the .motion of cillor Dignan. C. V. Pickard, LOST'—On second of Hay south, a purse with shoulder Strap. Re­ ward, Finder ©lease 'leave at Times-Advocate, 5 • FOR 'SALE—Two good fur robes; 1 dog kennel. Also would like to find a. home for (Persian cat. (Phone 17, Exeter, 5c WANTED —< Shipping turnips, Ed­ gar Cudmore, R.R, 1, Hensail, Phon© Exeter 171114. - 28tfc FOUND—In Exeter on Saturday a collie pup. Apply at Times-Advo- cate, * 5* FOR SALE —■ One ^-burner hot ©late, only used one summer, ©rice $6.00. Apply to Mrs. S. Ford, mornings only, living at Mi's. Walker’s, Exeter.5* WANTED—A. garage or a building suitable for a garage. Apply at Times-Advocate. 5* NOTICES .FOR SALE — Boy’s overcoat, size 16, in good condition. Apply at Times-Advocate, 5c WANTED — Horses mink feed. Highest Norman Hazelwood, R.R, Marys Phone Kirkton 16rl2. 4t* suitable for prices paid. 6, St. No. 8, providing for Dec. p.m. and Monday, its first, and fin- of Coun- We are happy to tell you our new shop built to the south of our present location is nearing completion and we will be occupying it the next few days. You’ll love the colour scheme and the and sunny atmosphere. It is equipped with the very latest in went and supplies. Our official opening will be the 8th of Janu­ ary in the form of a tea* Vs Beauty Shoppe .Btteter £>istnct*s Most Modern Beauty Shopipe Telephone Vera C« Fraser, Prop, WATER USERS VILLAGE OF EXETER Due to the continued dry weather our water supply is very low. We would ask all consumers to kindly conserve on water, and please do not waste it. Thank you. * Exeter Public Utilities Commission FUR 'SALE—75 pullets, Btarted to lay. Apply to R. Kellar, Hay P.O. 5* FOR SALE—Hard maple, oak and elm tops, by the top or on share basis. Phone Harold Cudmore, 171r3 Exeter. 5:12* WANTED—8 or 10 hay, delivered if Airth, R.R. 3, 171r21, Exeter,------—... ’ ... tons of good possible. Jas. .Exeter, phone 5c HELP WANTED NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Exeter taxes may be paid to the Collector in the Town Hall, Decem­ ber 13 and 14, hours 9 to 12 a.m and 1.30 to 5.00 p.m. W. C. Pearce, Collector 5:12 FOR SALE—Grain grinder and speed jack complete, ’phone (l'8r 13, Crediton. 5* FOR SALE— 1929 Ford Model A Coach. Serial number CAT- 129455, green, new tires and a spare, good paint and upholstery $200. Apply to Jacob Gingerich, phone 84r2 Zurich. 5c WANTED—Girl for typing and gen­ eral office work. Apply to Wein Bros. 28:5c AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS The undersigned has received in­ structions to sell by public auction on John Street, Exeter on SATURDAY, DECE{MBER 7th, 1946 at one o’clock, the following: Three-piece chesterfield suite, 2 pedestals, 3-section oak bookcase, oak dining-room suite, table, 6 chairs and buffet, ifernery, 2 bed-- room suites, springs and mattresses, one single bed, springs and spring- filled mattress, feathex’ tick, couch, den table, odd Chairs, card table, Singer beater, screen, u<*xv. aiim v*,<**^ ****** *».*<*»■«*, wicker rocker, stand, floor lamp, scatter drapes, hall mirror, carpet sweeper, 8-day clock, papei* rack, small cup­ board, kitchen table and chairs, meat grinder, hand washing mach­ ine, wringer, copper 'boiler, alumin­ um roaster, sprinkling can, dishes, pots and /pails', etc. TERM|S—CASH JOSEPH MAY, (Proprietor, FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer, G. W. LAWSON, Clerk. South End Service Station Russ and Chuck Snell Phone 328 iSee the grand array of (beautifully illustrated Christmas pards at The Times-Advocate. We 'Will personal­ ize theni if you wish, BABY CHICKS NOTICE—We have installed a key duplicating machine and are pre­ pared to make duplicate keys for most cars and cylinder -type locks. Beavers Hardware. tfc FOR SALE—Quebec heater, med­ ium .size, used only a short time, in Al condition. .For information apply at Times-Advocate. 5c REAL ESTATE For immediate pos-FOR SALE session, 1% storey brown rug brick house on William 'Street, all modern wood floors and garage. Apply to Mrs. W. A. Balkwill, John St. Terms if desired. FOR SALE .^Gentleman’s black overcoat, ’double-breasted, size 38; two scarves; .pair gum rub­ bers size 8”. Apjply at Times-Ad­ vocate “ o “BEST CHICKS EVER RAISED” That’s what Robt. Luscher, Thed­ ford, Ont., says of his ,Big-4 Chicks. “I MUST CONGRATULATE YOU” You should order yours now for 1947 delivery, especially early in year. They’re Canada Approved, breeders ©ullorum tested. Get the “good” chicks that give you the “extra” profits. Agent here j. Earl Burr, R.R. 1, Dashwood .r Phone collect Dashwood 32r4 conveniences, hard- FOR SALE—Set of light in good .condition for horse. Wesley Hackney, North. • - sleighs single Exeter 5:12* FOR SALE—In Exeter, two houses with modern conveni­ ences. Spring possession. C. V. Pickard, Exeter. HOUSE FOR SALE—2-storey (brick house with extra corner lot on Main Street. Excellent business site. Apply Box M, Times-Advo­ cate. 5 * HOUSES—Brick house with fur­ nace, bath, in Hensail. Brick house with conveniences in Crediton. Frame House with conveniences in ’Parkhill. W. C. Pearce, Exeter. 5 *________________________&_____ FOR SALE—100* acres tillable land, frame house, bank barn, silo, shed, pig-pen, moderately priced.'-'1 Reasonably situated for school and villages. 50 acres -pasture in Stephen, north-west of Mt. Carmel, water­ ed by spring. Some bush. W. C. Pearce. 5* FARMS FOR SALE—In Mt. Car­ mel district, 100 acres .with .good brick house and barn. Buildings in good condition. .Hydro passes. Immediate possession. On third concession of Stephen Twp., ,50 acres of land. The greater part under cultivation. In Hay Twp., 150 acres, all in grass, good water supply, good bush with some timber. Most of land is tillable. C. V. Pickard, Main Street, Exeter. KIRKTON Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Watson have returned home after spending the -past two months in the West­ ern Provinces where they visited Mrs, Watson’s father, Mr. Thomas Coward, of Richdale, Alberta., also her brother at Calgary, Mr. Wat­ son’s brother- at Sasktoon and friends at Winnipeg and Swanson. The Watsons say that the first month was lovely weather but November was decidedly cold, es­ pecially in Winnipeg. In all they had a very lovely holiday. Mrs. Donald Barber, of London, spent part of the. past week with her aunt, Mrs. Geo, Hall. Mr. Chester Hazelwood, of De­ troit, visited for a few days with his father, Mr. Walter Hazelwood. Mrs, M, Routly spent part of thif* week with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Routly, She is plahnihg on going to Woodstock this Week with friends, At the Kirkton United Sunday School on Sunday morning nine pupils look part in memory work arfd are being awarded prizes for their work which was very well done. Mr. and entertained _ _____ __ married couples to a euchre party Thursday evening. Mr. and Roger same couples Monday night, report a, good time. Mrs, Floyd Fridham a number of young Christie entertained FOR SALE — A second-hand suit, blue stripe, ^. size 38.. Apply at Times-Advocate. ^c FOR SALE — International 2 gas engine. Phone 176r4, Exeter. • 5c FOR SALE—An oil burner suitable ifor a stove, Phone 189J Exeter, c NEUHAUSER CHICKS Our first hatch will-be off January 5th. Hatching twice weekly there­ after. This year under' our flock improvement program we can of- ifer you more than ever exception­ ally fine chicks. All our 3A chicks are from Special matings with pedigreed males, from high egg record dams. The finest’we have “ever .had. Our hatch calendar is made u© and we are booking orders, now. NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES, LONDON, Ontario. sewing machine, electric quilt box .curtain stretchers oak arm chair and rocker, -7-^..... J •*?•*r**-*..*'> rugs, pictures, . cushions, Have your windows dressed by experts. Estimates solicited free. Box 241, General Delivery FOR SALE—Nine lings, market price; mare, rising 3, $100, horse clippers, $8.00'; For;d roadster, serial CA86'303, $2010; Ro.ss 303 rifle, nearly new, $75; Ladies' tube skates, nearly new, size 7, $4.00. C. J. Walker, Cromarty, Phone Dublin Ilf2rl3, 5:12c Hereford year- iron grey Sthwart Model A number NEUHAUSER NEW HA3IPSHIRES Pure Forest Hill strain. Pedigreed breeding cockerels imported direct from New Hampshire. Triple blood- tested. High egg record stock. Un­ usual value at the ©rice we quote. $16.00 per hundred. Pullets $26.0’0’. NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES, * LONDON, Ontario. . FOR SALE—Five ©igs, 75 pounds. Apply to Wm. Walters, ©hone 14rl6 Kirkton. 5* FOR SALE—Gent’s 'blue overcoat, size 3 6, worn one season. Apply at -Times-Advocate. 5* FOR SALE—New C.C.M. Joycycles. W. Martin, Exeter. 5 * NEUHAUSER BARRED ROCKS Neuhauser Barred Rocks are great layers. Bred for large egg size. Sired by pedigreed males w,ith dams records ftom R34 to 335 eggs. $16.0'0. per hundred. Pullets $26.00. NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES, LONDON, Ontario. FOR SALE 1928 Durant car with heater, 5 tires, 4 good tires, two of them new, spare not so good; body converted into light panel truck. This car works good. Body is worst part but it is good for a lot o)f transporta­ tion. serial numb.er 76425 $100,00'. I have also a four-wheel trail­ er hitch; 1 pair tube skates and shoes, size 10', have been used three times, also 3 42-gal.- steel drums. They contained ;ily spray. I have also -a quantity of paint. All of this is priced for quick sale. I have now a. fair supply of Iodized Hog Min­ eral, Poultry 'Powder and Stock .Tonic, made by Rawleigh’s, If you are in need of any Rawleig.h .prod­ ucts, call at my home >as I have -hot been able to travel very and I won’t get to you all as I intended, E. L. Johnston, Rawleigh Exeter, Ontario. POULTRY WATER WARMERS Electric, automatic — Thermostatic control. Can 'be used in a pail or any open waterer. Fool proof and safe. Gives you extra egg produc­ tion throughout the winter (months. $5.95 complete. NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES, LONDON, Ontario. STRAYED STRAYED—On or about Sept. 1st, from lot 9, concession 6, Bid- dulph twp., a black and white heifer about one year old with two pig rings' in right ear. Any­ one knowing of its whereabouts ©lease contact Clare Bryant, R.R. 2, Granton. 5* AUCTION SALE OF BUNGALOW AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE in EXETER The Pi’operty of the late Norman J. Dore. There will be offered public auction on the _ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11th, 1946, at 1'2 o’clock noon, the fol­ lowing; 1 REAL ESTATE—The red brick bungalow on the south west corner of Victoria and William Streets, having a frontage on William iStreet or approximately 75 feet ‘by a depth on Victoria Street of about 132 feet. ' The dwelling house is modern in every respect and contains a large living room, dining room, sunroom with fireplace, 2 bedrooms on the ground floor, hardwood floors throughout, bathroom and kitchen, besides a large room and a storage room on the second floor; soft and hard water; a good basement. It is covered with Brantford roofing and insulated The house stands in the midst of a beautifully laid out lawn and flower garden in which there are many ornamental trees and flowering shrubs. There is a good garage in keeping with the house with an entrance to it from Victoria Street. The property ‘has 'been much admired as an ideal modern dwell­ ing. • ‘ HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FUR­ NITURE—Reed desk; reed chair; reed rocker; bridge lamp; table lamp; 2 upholstered arm­ chairs,’ birch mahogany double bed and mattress; Singer sewing mach­ ine with motor attachments; 2 cane bottom chairs; baking table; elect­ ric stove; oak wall rack; folding bed and mattress; antique living room table; .reed settee; 2 kitchen chairs; reed sewing basket; dress­ maker’s form; folding ironing iboard; fern stand; rustic table; reed magazine stand; electric wash­ ing machine; hand wringer; plat­ form scales; and coal oil stove. China: French ' Limoges hand painted bonbon dish and fruit bowl; china sandwich trays and cookie plates; glass cake plate; 3 china flower pot containers; china fruit bowls; Chinese rose jar; or­ namental vases; china table setting; candle sticks; and othei' dishes. Silverware: 'pair Dutch silver candle sticks; set low silver, candle sticks; silver vase; silver butter cover; silver comports; for sale, by premises, on arm- PERSONAL steadily as soon Dealer, YOU HAVE SELLING ability? Then, why not benefit of your * talents—in your own. business? Write us to-day and We will tell you how you can establish a profitable enterprise — right at home. Time flies rapidly—the same with opportunities. Will you act now? Familex, Dept G, 1660 Delorimier, Montreal, Pl I “t* lion, Try Bunkers Herbal Pills to t-eat the cause at its source, Money back if the first bottle dees hot Satisfy. At Drug Stores. i generally from a hohges- Mi’S, the Xll Mrs. Isaiah Tetreau, Of Zurich, visited last week with .relatives at London and attended the fuiieral of the late Mr, C. Thomson. STRAYED—Onto the grass farm •of Mr. Jack Mousseau, 2^ miles west of Hensall, a two-year-old heifer. Owner may have same by proving propery and paying ex- ( penses. Phone 10 Lesam Desjardine. Dashwood, 5:12:19c STRA’YED — From grass farm of Mr. Jack Mousseau, 2^ miles west of Hensall, a small red, 2- year-old Steer, mark on left ear. Finder please ©hone 10' Dash­ wood. LeSam Desjardins. • 5:12* STRAYED—Onto grass farm, S J lot 1'0!, Con, 18, Stephen Twp., a yearling heifer. Owner may hhve same by proving property and paying expenses. Lloyd Gals- er, ©hone 47r3, Creditor. 5:112:19c STRAYED—Yearling heifer, coming 2. Owner may have same by prov­ ing property and paying for advt Phone - I78rii, Exeter. Chas, Prout. 5.3tc sticks; dish and silver nut dishes. Brass: __ ... ___ teakwood base; brass candlesticks; pair Indian head book-ends; brass urns; 'brass ash trays; taJble lamp, brass, with shade, Several glass dishes. Brooder stove; fire-basket. Coffee maker1; alarm clock; hof- ilzontal dial mantel clock; Westing­ house electric heater; electric per­ colator. Hand carved match ’holder; nut turned candlesticks and bowl; several picture frames; hogany framed wall mirror; mahog­ any floor lamp. Ill Case Of bad weather the sale will be held at the Arena. TERMS—Real .Estate:. 10% on day of sale and balance in 3»0’ days Without interest, Chattels: Cash. Further particulars and terms and conditions of sale will be made known on the day of sale dr ihay be had oh application to the under­ signed. FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer, GEORGE LAWSON, Clerk, GILADMAN & COOHRANE, Solicitors for Harry 0. SclrwCgler, Elxedutor, Chinese brass dish on wal- (fruit ma- ITRAYED — Onto lot 15, Con. Hay, ” " . ......... white I,Oscar ' iter. 7, 1 yearling steer, red with head. Apply to Bruce or Turkey, phdnd 174r4 EXe- 5-3tc A number from this community have been at Clinton attending the Crusaders’ Cavalcade, a plctoral presentation of tthe United Church in action, held in the Wesley-Wil­ lie United church, from Tuesday to Thursday. ’ ■ Business Review These business firms invite your patronage. Dealing with them gives satisfaction and helps to make this a better community Georgian Beauty Shoppe Satisfaction Guaranteed Mrs. W. E. Cavers, Prop. Exeter Phone 245 rr =1 Snell’s Taxi Service Phone 100 Dot’s Beauty Shoppe (Ond door north of Bell Telephone) Naturelle Permanent Waving Lustron Cold Wave Dorothy G. Reeder, Prop* Teh 7i Exeter