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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER X3, 1949 i
Mr. Charles Schroeder return
ed home last week after visiting
in Falkenburg*, Muskoka.
» Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Christie
and Robert, of Toronto, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thomp
son, of Usborne, for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dick
spent Thanksgiving week-end in
London and Ingersoll.
Miss Anna Fish returned home
last week after ,visiting for ,a
month with her aunb and cousin
in London West.
How does a HILLMAN
on the hills?
Read what Mrs, Theodore Scarbeau,
of Cornwall, Ont., wrote about her trip
through the Allegheny Mountains
2; AUG 6
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... and here’s what the dealer has to say!
Mr. George Meyer’ Hillman dealer in Cornwall, Ont.," received
the unsolicited testimonial reproduced above. He writes:^
’’Mrs. Scarbeau is one of the 50 people who have purchased new
Hillnjans from us. Everybody reports good driving, comfort and
mileage (up to 35 miles per gallon). Also lots of speed, power
and safety.”
”We are glad to be part..of the nationwide dealer organization
selling and servicing these wonderful cars."
AT THE NEW LOW PRICE. IT’S. A BETTER BUY THAN EVER I
HILLMAN MINX
« FEATURES 18 ADVANCED REFINEMENTS
POUND ON NO OTHER BRITISH CAR IN ITS PRICE RANGE
ROOTES MOTORS LIMITED: 170 Bay Street, Toronto . . . Montreal Airport, Dorval, ..
509-10 Rogers Bldg., Granville St., Vancouver
EcTs Imperial
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Ford
and small son, ‘Perry Lee, of
Brampton, spent the Thanksgiv
ing holiday with Mrs. Brierley
and other relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Moir visit
ed over the week-end with Mr.
ahd Mrs. Ted Moir and Mr, and
Mrs. Oran MoW in St. Catherines.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Taylor
and girls and also Miss Helen
Taylor spent the Thanksgiving
holiday in Detroit with Mrs,
Taylor’s sister, Mr. and Mrs,
Norman Ford.
Mrs. Leslie Perkins, of Owen
Sound, visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Henry Delbridge for the holiday,
FOR SALE
NEW SINGER SEWING MACH
INES—Cabinet
also Treadle
pairs to all
Sewing Centre,
Stratford.
and Electric,
machines. Re
makes. Singei’
78 Ontario St-
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FOR SALE—1,000 cords of 12”
hardwood. —F. C. Kalbfleisch
& Son, Zurich, phone 69,
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Radios, by day or
week; vacuum cleaners; elec
tric floor polishers. —Beavers
Hardware.
FOR RENT—Apartment, unfur
nished, at end of month, Ap
ply at Times-Advocate. 13*
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received for
repair and excavation of the
Walker Drain. Tenders.must be
in hands of the clerk by October
15 and must be accompanied 'by
a certified cheque for $200.00.
Lowest or any tender mot ne
cessarily accepted. Plan and pro
file may be seen at clerk’s of
fice.
F. W. MORLOCK,
Clerk,
Crediton, Ont. 13c
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED—Capable girl
for general housework, live in,
comfortable room, all modern
conveniences, two children,
good wages, location Centralia,
Apply Box W Times-Advocate.
6:13:20c
WANTED—Capable woman for
part-time washing and iron
ing. Apply at Central Hotel,
Exeter. X 13c
Caretaker Wanted
The Exeter District High
School Board invites tenders for
Caretaker’s duties at the new
school building, Gidley St., Exe
ter.
Applicant ..must hold fourth
class papers for Stationary En
gineer.
Applicant should state the an
nual salary to include the pay of
any assistants he needs.
Duties to ‘ commence on
about December 1, 1949.
Applications should be ad
dressed to E. D. Howey, Secre
tary, Box B, Exeter, not later
than October 29, 1949.
Lowest or any tender not ne
cessarily accepted. 13:20c
or
FOR SALE—-S c o t c h Shorthorn
bull, 11 months old. Apply;
Fred Brown, Crediton. 6:13*
FOR SALE—Genuine old style
Northern Spy apples. Put in
your order early. Apply Frank
Ryckman, phone 80-3 Hensall.
13c
PLASTER CONTRACTING —
Plain or ornamental. Guaran
teed satisfaction,
mates. Telephone
122, D, L. Firby.
Free esti-
Dashwood
14tfn c
AUCTION SALES
CORN FOR sale—Orders talc
end now for cob corn during
October and November, $30.00
per ton. Easy loading facili
ties. Apply; Donald Gaiser,
phone SOW. Dashwood, Ont,
v 29:6:13c
FOR SALE—Choice varieties of
winter apples including North
ern Spie, King, Golden Delic
ious, Golden Russet, and
others. —L. V. Hogarth, tele
phone 266 Exeter.
29:6:13:20:27:3*
FOR SALE—Findlay super oval
all enamel cook stove, like
new. —W. G. F. Bell, Kippen,
•phone 91rl2 Hensail. 6:13c
FOR SALE—Pure bred Short
horn bulls, serviceable age,
sired by Robinas Royal by
Lambert Templer, imp. —Ross
Dick, Hensall, telephone 88r2
Zurich. 6:13:20*
CONSTIPATION SUFFERERS —
Why- experiment with harsh,
griping laxatives when you can
help relieve your condition
gently
Meal?
tested
formula, developed by Robert
G. Jackson, M.D., that com
bines the natural food values
and delicious flavors of whole
wheat and whole rye with the
gentle, laxative properties of
flax-o-Iin and bran." Thousands
of sufferers have written to us
praising the laxative qualities
of Roman Meal. You, too, may
find relief with this valuable
energy food. Ask your grocer
for Roman Meal.
Write today for FREE Book
let, “Nature’s ®Way to Good
Health” by Robert G. Jackson,
M.D., to Dr. Jackson Foods
Limited, Dept. K, 1 Willingdon
Blvd., Toronto. £c
with the wholesome,
laxative cereal, Roman
Here is a tried and
AUCTION SALE OF
Household Effects
The undersigned has received
instructions to sell by public
auction on
Gidley Street, Exeter
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15
at 1 o’clock
Household effects of
MRS. \ CHARLES BIRNEY
FOUR-burner electric stove;
, WANTED
FOR SALE—Monarch ice refrig
erator,, Quebec heater; also a
play pen. {Apply to apartment
above Southcott Bros*. Store.
13*
HORSES WANTED—Any age
and any weight? —Frank Tay
lor, phone 138 Exeter. 29/9tfc
FOR SALE—A Westinghouse re
frigerator, practically new,
reasonable. Owner moving. —
K. R. Kerr, Crediton, phone
S. . 6:13*
WANTED —■ An outdoor
also clothes rack in
condition. Phone 22rll
ton.
toilet;
good
Kirk-
13 c
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beds, springs, mattresses; three-
quarter bed; 3 dressers; 2‘ coip-
modes; chest of drawers; night
table; spring mattress; dining
room table; buffet; 6 ehairs;
table and 4 chairs; wood stove;
range, etc.
Three floor lamps; table lamp;
book case; chesterfield; 4 rock
ers; 2 chairs; writing desk; re
frigerator; cupboards; copper
boiler; electric washing machine;
veranda swing; hall mirror;
bureaus; doll buggy; 3 small
tables; garden tools; dress form;
kitchen utensils; spring-filled
mattress; rugs; cushions
pets’; organ and stool; card
table; grindstone; new refrigera
tor; new congoleum rug, 13
15; ironing board.
Terms — Cash
WILLIAM BIRNEY, Prop.
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
FRED XDAWSON, Clerk
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lO^-ihch grinder with jack and
50 ft,x of drive belt; gasoline
barrel pump'; 2-h.p. Woods elec
tric grinder,
watt electro pail;
milking machine,
10 cows; Viking
tor, 800-lb. cap,
colony house, 10
and fountains;
brooder stove; Renfrew scales,
2,000 lbs,; double harness, elec
tric fencer and wire; anchor
posts; 20 cedar posts; 3 00 3-in.
tile; new 32-ft. extension lad
der; 18 hunches of 5X shingles;
quantity of wood; barbed wire;
quantity of 16-ft. hemlock
plank; dumber; half-ton coal;
hog crate; poultry crates; iron
pump and 22 ft. of piping with
4-in, cylinder chains; shovels;
hoes: etc.
FURNITURE: Mason Rich
piano in first class shape; din
ing room table and chairs; buf
fet; living room table; round
table; studio couch; rockers;
bedroom suite, complete; single .
bed; dresser
of drawers;
range, nearly
4-burner
heater; coal
tubs; lawn mower; kitchen cab
inet; kitchen chairs *and other
articles.
NO RESERVE. Farm is sold.
Terms: Cash.
This is an outstanding sale of
highgrade stock, implements and
furniture.
The W.A.‘
will havb booth on grounds.
NESBITT RUSSEL, Prop.
W. E. NAIRN, Auct.
nearly new; 3,000-
Cond’e 2-unit
pipe line for
pream sopara-
witli motor;
x 12, feeders
Jamesway oil
and stand; chest
“Happy Thought”
new; Westinghouse
electric stove; coal
oil heater; wash
Will start on time,
of Anderson 'Church
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THERE’S BAD COLDS in the
air. If you are subject to head
cold, sinus, hay fever, check
these at \once by the use of
NAMELESS Cold Remedy.
Guaranteed relief. 60c, $1.00
at Browning’s, Robertson’s and
Sanders’ stores. 6:13*
FOR SALE—-Eleven little^ pigs.
Apply "to W. H. Pfile, Hensail,
phone 35r3., 6:13*
WANTED—50 ‘crossbred Sussex
and Red or White Leghorns,
yearlings oi' pullets. 7—W. F.
Abbott, ‘phone 418R, 13c
WANTED TO BUY—F o 1 d i n g
baby carriage, preferably grey,
reasonable, in good condition.
Apply Box B. 13*
NOTICES
1938 CHEV sedan, original own-
° er. A smart buy for $550 cash.
Exeter Times-Advocate. 6:13*
FOR SALE—Dinette suite, red
padded chairs, almost new.
Price $65.00. Apply to Box F,
Times-Advocate. 13*
NOTICE TO PARENTS—Because
of the danger from accident,
we would like to see the par
ents
from
now
rich
AUCTION SALE
Livestock’ and” Tractor,
Tractor- and Horse-Drawn
Implements
For Robert Eagleson and the
estate of the late Archie Colin
■v Stewart
East Williams Township
miles south
of Ailsa
WEDNESDAY,
Full list in
Free Press
J. R. McLEAN, Auct.
1U and 1 mile east
Craig on
OCTOBER 19
this week’s
NINTH ANNUAL SALE
Of Registered Herefords
The undersigned will, sell
by public auction for
STUTT BROS.
2 miles north-east of Forest
*4 mile east of Highway 21
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
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20 bulls around one year old
13 bred heifers 4 open heifers
Herd Fully Accredited
Bulls Blood-Tested
Heifers Calf hood Vaccinated
bulls and 4 open heifers by
MB Real Emblem
and S heifers by
18th CF (he
(Jensen-bred)
52nd; 1 bull
bred) by TT
and 5 heifers
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keep their children away
the construction work
going on. —C. P. Dieb
Construction Company.
13:20:27*
Ontario
FOR SALE—Accredited purebred
Holstein bull, 10 months old,
grandson of Marksman, $150.
—Sandy Elliot, phone 64W,
Exeter. 13c
FOR SALE—Man’s heavy win
ter overcoat, dark green, size
38. Phone 344W Exeter, 13*
FOR SALE—G ent’s overcoat,
light brown, in good condi
tion (outgrown by owner).
Apply Times-Advocate. 13*
APPLES FOR SALE—Spies, Tal-
man Sweets, $1.50 to $2 a
bushel. —Jas. Gardiner, tele-
phone 21-10 Kirkton,, 13:2 0 *
FOR SALE—Men’s grey winter
overcoat, size 44; also electric
hanging light fixture; com
mode. —Mrs. William Winer,
.phone 237 Exeter. % 13c
FOR SALE—Two sets of har
ness, one brass-mounted, in
first class condition. —R. D.
Hunter, phone 113W, Exeter.
13*
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—Two-storey brick
house, suitable for large fam
ily or apartments. —C. V. Pic
kard, Realtor, Main St., Exe
ter. • ISc
AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock, Implements,
Furniture and Property
For Mrs. Leo Des jar dine
ll<i miles north of Grand Bend
z? on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25
A full list’of sale in
next week’s paper.
J. R. McLEAN, Auct.
2nd;
Ellis
sells;
WHR
7 bulls
Domino
2 (bulls
Elation
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Of
also
by
(Meadow - Brook -
Royal Mixer 6th;
by Proud Domino
4 th CF
Lunch Available at Farm
Sale Under Cover
Sale at 1 p.m. sharp
Catalogue on Request
W. S. O’NEIL,
E. M. LESTER,
LINO. WHITE,
Auctioneers
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FOR SALE—1947 Ford deluxe
2-door, like new, 18000 miles,
owner driven. Phone Crediton
41M. 13c
FOR SALE—Two good ibicycles,
one man’s extra large, and
dhh lady’s, $2$ each or two
for $50. Apply: C. F. Hunt,
Penhale Apts. ft 13*
FOR SALE—Two ladies’
bicycles, good condition,
each. Phone 151, Central Ho
tel.
used
$20
130
FOR SALE—T earn of black
mares or will trade on calves
or pigs. Apply; Lloyd Rey
nolds, phone Exeter 177r4.
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FOR SALE—-25 started pigs, 8
weeks old. Apply: David Far-
well, Hensail, telephone 8Sr8
Zurich. 13c
FOR SALE—M o f f a t hydro
range with oven; kitchen cab
inet. Bargain for quick said,
—Phone Mrs. Jensen, Alisa
Craig 616r24. . 13:20*
FOR SALE—A used chesterfield
suite, 2-piece Wine, 1-piece
green; also a girl’s 3-piece
Kenwood outfit, size 3V Apply
at Times-Advocate. 13*
FOR SALE*-—Battery, radio in
good working order, $15.00;
desk, $5.; glass butter churn,
$2. Phone 421T6, Grand Bend
13 c
FOR SALE--250 year-old Leg
horns. Apply; Clifford Scott,
Kirktoil, phone 33r9. 13*
FOR SALE—1947 Ford deluxe
2-door, like new, 18000 miles,
owner driven. Phone Creditor!
41M. 13
FOR SALE—’27 Ford
overhauled, will sell
able. Phone 177r43
tractor,
reason-
Exeter,
13 d
FOR SALE—New- 7-room home,
including bath, fully insulat
ed. Phone 109 Hensall.
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FOR SALE—Modern new home,
full basement, furnace, elec
tric hot water heater; fir
trim throughput, .hardwood
floors, oak and birch; ample
kitchen cupboards. Priced
right. —J. W. Hern, Sanders
St., Exeter. 13*tfc
HOUSES—If you require a
home, get in ahead of the fall
rush. Buy now. We have sev
eral two- and three-bedroom
homes. Immediate possession,
if desired. These are good
properties and well located.
—,0. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main
St., Exeter. 4c
EXETER,new Insul-brlc 4-room
cottage, avails and ceilings in-
3-piece bath, modern
full cellar. Possess
sulated,
kitchen,
Oct. 15. Also brick house and
barn with small acreage in
Zurich. —W. C. Pearce^ Re
altor, Exeter. 6*
FARMS FOR SALE—W e h a v e
several good farms in the
Exeter district; 100 acres close
with good buildings and hy
dro, price $7,500, easy terms.
C. V. Pickard, Realtor. Sc
FIRST CLASS’FARM on paved
road, convenient to villages,
house with conveniences, large
barns have good stabling, lit
ter carrier, abundance water
before cattle, silo, driveshed.
Hydro; 20 acres wheat, some
ploughing done. *—W. C.
Pearce, Realtor, Exeter. 6c
IN EXETER, small insul-brlc,
house, built-in cupboards, sink,
town water, heavy wiring, 3-
piece barn, 2 bedrooms, pos
sess Oct. 1. -—W. 0. Pearce,
Realtor. 15c,, ....... ■ , , ... ... . ..
FOR SALE—Insu.-bric house, 5
rooms and bath, built-in cup
board, town water, ready for
occupation. -— John Caidwell,
phone 13rli Exeter, Hay P.O.
13*
TEESWATER AREA—50 acres,
8 acres bush, balance tillable
and
age, ,
new roof; Delco system light
ing,
—W, C, Pearce, Exeter*
pasture; bank barn, gar-
5-room house, new siding,
telephone. Bargain price.
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PERSONAL
SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! Gain 5
to 15 lbs. New pep, .too, Try
famous Ostrcx Tonic Tablets
for double results; new heal
thy flesh; new vlgof. New ‘get
druggists,
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Farm Stock, Implements,
'Feed and Furniture
W. E. Nairn, auct., will sell
by public auction at
Lot 13, Con. 3, Blansliard
First Farm West of Anderson
on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20
cointnenciiig at 10:30 a.m.
,the following:
HORSES: Team* of Clyde
mares, 12 years old.
CATTLE: One heifer, fresh
with calf; 1 cow, fresh; 8 cows,
due in March; 1 heifer, due
Nov.; 1 ’heifer, due in Dec.; 2
two-year-old heifers; 2 one-year-
old heifers. The above herd is
of T.B. tested Holsteins, every
cow guaranteed right. Nine
Polled Angus spring calves; pure
bred Polled Angus bull, 2 years
old.
HOGS: feight pigs, 180 lbs.
each; 10 pigs, 90 lbs,
FOWL; 200 Special x Leghorn
pullets; 40 Rock roosters.
FEED: Thirty tons of choice
mixed lmy; 1,500 bus. mixed
grain; 1 acre of cob corn; 1%
acres of sorgum.
IMPLEMENTS: New Ford
tractor and plow; Bissel 28-
plate tractor disc; Oliver 2-fur-
row narrow-bottom tractor plow,
adjustable; 7-ft. Case binder; 6-
ft. Mc.C. mower; M.H. No. 20A.
13-disc fertilizer drill; Cock-
shutt 13-disc drill; 8-ft. Bissel
packer; M.H. drop head hay
loader; M.H. side rake, nearly
new; hay teddar; cultivator; 6-
section iron harrows; i-furrow
Quebec riding plow; Walking
plow; scuffler; rubber-tired wa
gon; roller rack; set of sleighs
and box; 2-wheeled trailer and
box; cutter; root pulper; M.H,
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For Sale
* Litter Carrier Pipes
★ Truck Wheels for
Manure Spreaders
■ Railroad Irons
Angle Irons In All Sizes
WE BUY SCRAP IRON
Bring the Scrap
Into Our Yard
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Exeter Salvage Co.
At Station Street
Holland Bulbs
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NOW IS THE
TIME TO PLANT
Come in and select your bulbs
from a fine assortment ordered
direct from Jac. Th, DeVoroomen
Bulb Gardens,
We are very well
them.
Daffodils
Hyiicintlis
Paper White Narcissus
Grape Hyacinths
Poetaz Narcissus
- for outside planting -
A limited supply of instructions
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pleased with
Tulips
Crocus
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Women Prefer
Surveys show women prefer the Hoover Cleaner two-
to-one over any other make. This is because they
j<now the Hoover name stands for forty years of
leadership in the manufaetiire of the finest home
cleaning equipment.
Choose the cleaner women prefer. Wo have the
two models available:
HOOVER UPRIGHT and the TANK MODEL
(complete with handy kit of cleaning tools
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R. E. RUSSELL
Phone 109 Exeter, Ont.
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