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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER B, 1949
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Classified Directory
WORK WANTED
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To make room for incoming Christmas merchandise
and toys, we offer the following (while they last):
Blue Willow Pattern
32-pieee set, service for (I.
Regularly $13.95 ......
Surrey Pattern
38-piece service for 6
Regularly $12.95 .....
English Black Moyen
(56-piece service for 8
Regularly $63.75 ......
STENOGRAPHER—desires posi
tion, familiar office routine.
Apply: Box S, Exeter Times-
Advocate. 3 *
... Special $8.95
... Special
Special
Special Clearance of
ADDISON RADIOS
Covered bv regular- 90-day warranty,
Addison Mantel Model 43A
Regularly $39.95 ................
Addison Mantel Model 41C
Regularly $37.95 .................
Addison Multi Grill
Regularly $16.95 ................
Special
Special
$10.95
$39.95
$27.50
$25.95
Special $9.95
WATCH FOR THE OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
OF OUR TOY TOWN
This year we have enlarged our toy town and will
have a larger selection of QUALITY TOYS than
ever before. •
Beavers Hardware
PHONE 86 , EXETER
TYPING—Air Force wife de
sires typing to do at home or
occasional stenographic work.
Box E, Exeter Times-Advocate
3*
WANTED
WANTED TO RENT-
or small house
without children,
Box 91, Exeter.
-Apartment
by couple
Apply to
3*
WANTED—Several head of cat
tle to feed for
Phone 17-r-15
141 Exeter.
the winter.
Crediton or
3*
HORSES WANTED—Any age
and any weight. —Frank Tay
lor, phone 138 Exeter. 29/9tfc
WANTED to
acres with
sion soon,
Apply Box
BUY—Farm, 100
■buildings, posses-
not over $ 6,50 0.
92, London, Ont.
27:3*
WANTED—Unfurnished, or fur
nished apartment for young
Exeter couple. Phone 136 Exe
ter. s 27:3c
WANTED—Child’s crib, 27 x 51
inches, with mattress. Phone
90-r-6 Zurich. 3c
LOST
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LOST—A bunch of keys on ring
with name on tag. Please re
turn to Ray Smith or call
193-J. 3c
LOST — On Saturday afternoon
near Jones & May Grocery
Store, a ladies’ gold Elco
wrjst watch with black band
and “Margaret” engraved on
back. Reward. Phone 9 8 or
leave at Times-Advocate. 3c
FOR RENT
FEED SERVICE
FROM THE M/XER TO YOU
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Fresh Feed Is Best
Experienced feeders know the value of fresh feed. Palat-
abilitv is higher and there is less danger of vitamin loss.
These facts are important to young stock. Your calves
baby pigs will do better on SHUR-GAIN starter feeds.
and
Shur-Gain Calf Starter
Shur-Gain Pig Starter
$4.15
$4.00
CANN’S MILL LIMITED
EXETER WHALEN CORNERS
We
FOR RENT—Radios, by day or
week; vacuum, cleaners; elec
tric floor polishers. —Beavers
Hardware.
FOR RENT—H o u s e, centrally
located in Exeter, new. Apply
by letter to Box H, Exeter
Times-Advocate. 3*
FOR RENT—P a r t Ty furnished
house on Highway 83 near
Exeter with all conveniences.
Apply: Roy Ballantyne, phone
21-r-21 Kirkton. 27:3*
HELP WANTED
WANTED — Secretary-treasurer
for Huron County Federation
of Agriculture. Duties to com-'
mence early in December. Ap
ply by tender to W. V. Roy,
Secretary-Treasurer, Box 310,
Clinton, not later than Novem
ber 29. 3:10c
£
HELP
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near
good
Exeter Times-Advocate stating
age and experience. 3:10c
WANTED—Girl for gen
housework, good home
London. Private room,
wages. Write to Box D,
WANTED—F e m a 1 e help, full
time. Apply in person or
plione Mayfair Bakery, 52. 3c
NOTICES
COUNTY COUNCIL
The next meeting of the
Huron County Council will be
held in the Council Chambers,
Court House, Goderich, com
mencing Tuesday, November 15,
at 2:00 p.m. ”
All accounts, notices of depu
tation and other business requir
ing the attention of Council
should- be in the hands of the
County Clerk not later than
Saturday, November 12, 1949.
N. W. Miller,
«. County Clerk,
Goderich, Ont.3:10c
the opening of
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are now open for business and offer complete service to all motor cars ami
trucks. We specialise in body and fertder work and painting, as well as general re
pairs to all makes.
We cordially solicit your patronage and guarantee satisfaction.
Jack Traquair
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FOR SALE — Double-barrelled
hammer shot gun; Beatty cop
per tub electric washer. R. E.
Balkwill. 3*
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—1942 Clare Jewell
cook stove, no shelf resevoir
and water front, white enamel.
Apply at Lakeview Hardware,
Grand Bend. 2-7:8*
FOR SALE"—Started pigs, born
and raised on the premises. A.
E. Oestreicher. 57—10 Dash
wood, 114 .miles north of
Dashwood, ’ 2:9:16*
FOR 'SALE—1936 Ford coach,
in good condition, seal beam
lights. Apply: Earl Dietrich,
phone 31-r-lG Dashwood. 3*
FOR SALE—Carrots, $1 a bus.
Apply: William Walters, R.R.
1, Woodham, phone 14-r-16
Kirkton. 3*
FOR SALE'—Girls’ purple coat,
With gold stars on sleeves.
Size 8 to 10, Good condition.
Lgss than half price. Apply:
Mrs. Clarence Down, phone
177-r-2 Exeter, 3*
FOR SALE—Hydro poles and
clothes line poles. See Cen
tralia Farmers’ Supply. 3c
FOR SALE—Brown chesterfield
coat, size 17, excellent condi
tion, drycleaned, $12, Sun
shine walker or toddle cart,
complete, good condition, $5.
Phone 83-r-ll Hensall. 3*
FOR SALE—1938 Ford deluxe
coach, new brakes, builtin
radio, good condition, reason
able for iquick sale. Phone
362-J' Exe(er. 3*
FOR SALE—.McCormick Deering
3-furrow plow, 12-inch bot
tom. Apply: William Allen,
R.R. 1, Woodham. 3*
FOR BALE—Three-piece light
maple studio couch with two
chairs. Price $60.00. —T. M.
Webster, 30 Ann St., Exeter.
3c
FOR SALE—Small cook stove
with reservoir. Phone 27 6-J.
3c
FOR SALE—C elery by the
crate; bring your own crate.
Apply: Alvin Gingerich, R.R.
3, Zurich, phone 90-r-6. z 3c
FOR SALE—Studio couch, like
new; set of 4 kitchen cup
board iinits, will divide in 2
sections* for ease in moving;
2-burner lighty duty rangette;
also 25 New Hamp, pullets, 5
months. R. P. Robbins, R.R,
1, Exeter. 3*
FOR SALE—A young man’s
overcoat, brown, in good con
dition. Apply at The Times-
Advocate. 3 *
FOR SALE—Two good York
• sows, due in 2 weeks with
third litter: also a number of
weaned pigs. Apply: Russell
Morley, phone 176-12. 3*
CONSTIPATION SUFFERERS —
A famous formula, developed
by Robert G. Jackson, M.D.,
has helped * to relieve thou
sands of sufferers. This form
ula is known as Roman Meal
and is a delicious cereal that
helps nature relieve constipa
tion. It combines the natural
food values and delicious flavors of whole wheat ancf
whole rye with the gentle,
laxative properties of flax-o-lin
and bran. Roman Meal is an
excellent energy food
ages. It is sold by all
grocers.
Write today for FREE
“Nature’s Way to Good
Health” by Robert G. Jackson,
M.D., to Dr. Jackson Foods
Limited, Dept. K, 1 Willingdon
Blvd., Toronto. RM1
Will
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of 35 Registered Scotch
Shorthorn Cattle
(Fully Accredited)
be sold by public auction on
River Road
2J miles north of St. Marys
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7
commencing at l;30 o’clock
CATTLE: The herd consists
.of 3 5 head fully accredited
Shorthorn cattle.
Herd Sire: Ransom Masterfay,
rising'’ 2 years old, bred by Wm.
Manning.
Two Orange Blossom cows
Lavender cows;
cows;
Maid
Mina
grade
service;
lings; 3
calves.
HOGS:
Owing
late Mr. J. W. Somers, the above
herd must be sold.
NO RESERVE. Terms; Cash,
LINCOLN WHITE &
W. E. NAIRN, Auctioneers
DONALD SOMERS,
acting for J; W. Somers Estate
2
4 Rosemary
3 Tiara cows; 3 .Merry
cows; 2 Bracelet cows; 1
cow; 2 Rosaline cows; 2
cows; 2 bulls, ready for
3 open heifers, year-
heifer calves; 5 bull
35 Yorkshire hogs,
to the death of the
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Echoes of
A DAILY INSPIRATIONAL BROADCAST
Featuring , , ,
Short Gospel Messages by Rev. M. F, Cornelius'
Hymns, old and new, by Fob Ostrosser,
17-year-old bass-baritone
630 on your dial — Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday — at 2:30 p.m.
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The Smartest Bedtime Story EverTold!
BOTH IN ONE
COMPACT UNIT
MITCHELL
COMMUNITY AUCTION
FARM SALE will'Se held in the
Village of Crediton
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12
(Under Cover)
Chesterfield suite; defroster;,
camera; hot water; car heater;.
2 girls’ overcoats; flight boots;
6 yards velvet; rocking chair;
easy chair; 50-ft. garden hose;
oven for hotplate; tire .600x.l6;
electric iron in good working
order; china; kitchen clock;
electric toaster; Hoover vacuum
c’eaner; cistern pump; pedestal;
white enamel kitchen stove;
mattresses; organ; stool; leathei-
davenport; bicycle; hotplate; 50
Sussex pullets; dresser; table;
cupboard; commode; buffet; ’34
Chevrolet panel; ’50 Dodge 1-
ton pickup; Durham calf, 6
months old, T.B. tested.
If you have anything
contact Wm. H. Smith,
and your article will be
Come, buy and sell.
WM. H. SMITH, Auct.
Crediton, Phone 43-l’-2
lamp and Radio operate separately
or together, as desired.
’* Here’s the smartest bedtime story
ever told I Read under perfect light
that’s kind to your eyes—while
your favorite radio program plays
softly in your ears. The Lullaby,
styled like a dream in gleaming^
plastic, combines a true-toned qual
ity radio with a scientifically de-
«signed no-glare reading light. Com-
to sell
Auct.,
listed.
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for all
leading
booklet
USED UNIVERSAL
PIPE
complete
motor, and
All set
LINE MILKER
with pipes, pump,
unit to milk 2 cows,
up ill your stable
for $100.
have over $3,000 worth'-
MILKERS IN STOCK
AT THE OLD PRICE
including new Hinman
pew Chore Boy
low vacuum milker
And some good used machines:
Surge - Right Way - Universal
etc-*
We of
Larry Snider Motors
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE — Big Com
munity Auction Sale on Novem
ber 12. If you have anything to
sell it will he advertised If you
cdll Frank Taylor, 138.
Clearing AUCTION SALE
Of 1,00-Acre Farm, Stock,
Implements and Feed
W. E. Nairn, auctioneer, will
sell by public auction on
Lot 3, Con. 8, Blansliard
1% miles south and 1 mile east
of Woodham on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10
commencing' at 1 o’clock sharp
the following:
HORSES: Clyde mare, 12 yrs.
old; Clyde mare, 8 years old;
Clyde gelding, 11 years old.
CATTLE: Two Holstein cows,
fresh; 2 Holstein cows, due in
November; 2 Holstein cows, due
in Jan.; 6 Holstein heifers, 2
years old; 2 Holstein heifers,
yearlings; 2 heifer calves.
HOGS: Berkshire brood sow,
With litter 5 weeks old.
FOWL; 100 White Leghorn
hens, 1 year old.HAY & GRAIN: Thirty 'tons
of good mixed hay; quantity of
straw; 15 ft. of
bus, mixed grain.
IMPLEMENTS:
binder, 6 ft. cut,
and truck;
cut; M.H. hay loader; M.H. side
rake; steel hay rake; corn bind
er; Lorn cultivator; Deering
grain drill; cultivator; disc har
rows; Steel land roller; single
riding plow; walking plow;
wagon and rack and rolling
rack; set of sleighs; buggy; cut
ter; root pulper; set of scales;
barbed wire; snow fence; iron
posts; ’ ladders; stoneboat; wheel
b ar row; steel colony house;
wooden colony house; feeders;
fountains; incubator; an electric
brooder, new; oil stove; turnip
drill; 4 steel hog troughs;
steel drums; 2 sets double har
ness; 4 Scotch collars; 4 open
collars; electric cream separator
and motor; milk pail; churn;
forks; hoes; chains; whiff le-
trees; etc. ’
Also a quantity of furniture
and a quantity of coal.
THE FARM consists of 100
acres, more or less, of good
land, abundance of water, fenced
and drained, 10 acres bush, bal
ance in grass. Good bank barn,
Cement silo, drive shed, hen
house, brick house and kitchen,
TERMS: Will be sold subject
to reserve bid. Ten per ceiit
cash oh day of sale, balance ar
ranged. Chattels, cash. No re
serve.
FRED THOMPSON, Prop,
W. E. NAIRN, Auct. 3*
ensilage; 500
M.H.
McC. - Dearing
sheaf carrier
mower, 5-ft.
3
irs A POWERFUL
PURE-TONED RADIO!
IT’S A PERFECT
BED READING LAMP!
BED LAMP-RADIO
U. $. FARNt NO 171,473
pact; fits any bed; for AC or DC;
just plug in for lamp or radio
operation. There’s nothing like
the Lullaby for luxurious bedtime
living!
District Co-operative
Phone 287w Exeter
Your Portrait
It’s the Lasting Way to
Say “Merry Christmas”
There are approximately only four weeks remaining
in which to arrange your sitting. So, right now, why
don’t you make an appointment" to have a portrait
made for the first names on your Christmas list.
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Yoh of
Phone 343-W
Closed All Day Wednesday
Owing to the large number of Christmas sittings
our studio will be closed all day Wednesday
until further notice.
Notice
In the columns of this issue of The Times-
'Advocate it will be noted that the subscription fund
now '
been
men
totals in excess of $40,000.00. This amount has
subscribed largely in Exeter from the business
on Main Street.
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AUCTION SALE
Of Cattle
Strati iroy
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5
100 tested stock cattle including
run of western calves
A. G. McALFlNE. Auct
3c
Additional Classifieds
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AUCTION SALE
Of 'Household Goods
And Furniture
on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10
At 2:00 i>.m.
nt the residence of the late
Felix Wild nt Dashwood
At the same time there will
be offered for sale the house
and lands of the decease^ sub
ject to a reserve bid.
TERMS: Chattels, cash. Real
estate: 10 per .cent on day of
snle, balance lit 30 days.
ALVIN WALPER, Auct.
EMMA STATTON,
JESSIE WILDS,
executors Felix Wild estate
3:10:17c
The canvass of the business section of- Exeter
is almost completed and the committee in charge of
the local drive is presently formulating plans for can
vassing the rest of the village. This work
undertaken shortly and it is hoped that the
,s continues to be as gratifying as it has thus
is to be
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Plans are also 0 nearing completion for
Vass of the adjoining townships and it is
that the work will be underway this week in
Stephen and Hay.
the can-
expected
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We solicit the continued support of all in this'
worthy undertaking.
uron
Hospital Association
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