HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1949-11-24, Page 6Page 6 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 24, 1949
Law does not compel husband
and wife to live together.
n
Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Caldwell,
Exeter North, were Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Weber of Dashwood,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weber and
Dianne, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Rundle and family of London.FOR SALE r FOR SALE FQR SALE FEMALE HELP WANTED FOR RENT
Taxi Service
Phone; Crediton lSrll
Exeter 857
I
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A Scot who had worn the same
hat for 15 years decided with
heavy heart to buy a new one.
Going into the only hat shop
in the neighbourhood he said:
“Well, here I am again.”
FOR SALE—-Four heifer calves
about 500 lbs., T.B, tested,
and in good condition. Apply
to John Caldwell, telephone
13-r-ll Exeter, 24*
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FOR SALE OR RENT—Six-room,
insul-brick house with front
porch and bath, Apply to
John 'Caldwell, Exeter, phone
13-r-ll. • 24*
FOR SALE—Kelvinator, 6 ft 6
ins., nearly, new, $250;
Kyoehler studio couch, $70,
new; gasoline 2-burner stove;
4 chrome chairs, $15, will
sell two; 1937 Oldsmobile, all
new tires, Call 220 after 5:30
24*
FOR SALE—R.C.A.F.
greatcoat, best quality
Shows no wear, Size
fit a man 180 lbs., 6
Phone 376 Exeter,
officer^
Melton.
42, to
ft. tall.
24*
The Deadline Is
FOR SALE—Light duty 2-burn-
ei* rangette, large oven
all chrome top. Owner
ing, Phone Crediton 40
Fast Approaching
There is less than one week in which to
complete your .sitting arrangements for
Christmas Portraits
Make it a Merry Christmas this year with a
personal gift that only you can give . . .
William Eveland
The funeral of the late Wil
liam Eveland, who passed away
at his residence in Dashwood on
Sunday? November 2i0, was held
Tuesday morning. He was a re
tired sailor and had been a resi
dent Of Dashwood for the past
>36 years. Previous to that he
lived in Sarnia.
He was married to Rieka Fish
er who survives with
daughters and three sons,
of’London;
of Baden;
of Dashwood;
William, of
Smith
Sister
and
mov-
•r-32,
24c
fur,
with
Bar-
Hoc-
24*
FOR SALE—Gem oat -roller,
nearly new, half price, Lloyd
Reynolds, phone 177-r-4 Exe
ter. ” 24c
HELP WANTED FEMALE—Girl
or woman for general house
work in small, modern North
London home. Must be fond of
children, live in, good wages.
Experience not essential but
character required, Write Box
“^H” Times-Advocate. 24c
FOR RENT—Radios, by day or
week;, vacuum cleaners; elec
tric floor polishers, —Beavers
Hardware,
FOR RENT—6-room house at
Mount /Carmel, modern con
veniences, garage, Apply Box
"D” Times-Advocate. 24*
WANTED
FOR SALE—Red Durham bull,
one-year-old. Ernest W. Rader,
two miles west of Dashwood,
phone 17r47. 17:24*
FOR SALE—Thirteen pigs, 7
weeks old; 5 pigs, 8 weeks
old, —Phone 40-r-7 Dashwood
24c
PAINTING JOBS ‘WANTED—In
side or outside. Job guaran
teed, Jobs done by day or
night. Phone 56, between 9-5
p.m. 24*
FOR RENT-—New home, Fur
nished. Rasmussen, % J. W.
Powell, Exeter, phone 233.
' 24c
three
Mrs,
Mrs.
Mrs,
FOR SALE—Smart white
plush lined evening coat
hood attached, size IS.
gain, Apply Mrs, (Norma
key, phone 239, Exeter.
FOR SALE—19 31 DeSoto in ex
cellent mechanical condition.
Very good rubber. Heater, de-
frostei* fan, sealed beam head
lights. New battery, plugs and
kings pins, Must Sell. Sacrifice
at $250, Leaving l’or Yukon,
Apply J. A. Kasian, phone Exe
ter 13r4, or Airport Local 30.
25:2*
FOR SALE—First class John
Deere manure spreader and
reconditioned 3-furrow tractor
plow. Priced to sell. —Exeter
Farm Equipment, phone 443-J
Exeter. 24c
SITUATION WANTED — Young
girl would like housework in
Exeter, full time. A-pply Box
“B”, Times-Advocate. 24*
WANTED—A few more cattle to
feed for winter. Apply Russell
Morley, phone 176-r-12 Exe
ter. 24*
FOR RENT—Upstairs apartment.
Heated, all conveniences. W.
C. Pearce, Realtor. 24c
LOST
PHOTOGRAPHER
j
Phone 343-W
Arnetta Baker,
Ella Schmidt,
Florence 'Gibson,
Leo, of Dashwood;
Kitchener; Norman, of
Falls, also two sisters,
Bernice Maria, of Chicago, and
Mrs. Paul Waldner, of Buffalo,
and a brother Hoyt, of Sarnia.
The body rested at the T.
Harry Hoffman funeral home
until Tuesday morning. Requiem
mass was sung in the Church of
Out- Lady at Mount Carmel at 10
a.m. by Rev. Lucier, of Zurich.
Interment was in Mount Carmel
c e an e t e r y. The bearers were
Messrs. Ed. Kroft, F. Messner,
Win. Schroeder, Harry Zimmer,
FOR SALE—Premium vacuum
cleaner in good condition; 5
venitian blinds; large electric
hotplate with oven; white en
amel corner cabinet. Apply
d’imes-Advocate. 24: lc
FOR SALE—Thite enamel coal
wood range with hot water
reservoir; also Quebec heater.
Phone 'Mrs. Nash 27r22 Credi-
ton. 24c
FOR .SALE—Ten York pigs, five
weeks old. Apply William Boa,
R.R. 1, Hensail. 24*
® Louis Zimmer, George Gossman.
FOR SALE—Two innerspring
mattresses and two springs, in
good condition, 39 inches wide.
Apply Mr. Price’s residence,
Corner Nelson and William St.
24*
Your Headquarters for -
CCM Sporting Goods
FOR SALE—Canaries, grand
singers, well bred, Bordei*
Fancies, mixed with Rollers
and splash birds. —Mrs. Silas
Stanlake, Carling St., Exeter.
24:1:8*
FOR SALE—Congoleum rug, al
most new, 6’9” x 9. Price §5.
Phone 340-R. 24*
We don’t have to tell you about the superior quality of CCM skates and hockey
equipment. It’s the. best that money can buy, and year after year the leading hoc- .
key teams in Canada and the United States are equipped by these well-known manu
facturers. We are proud to be able
hockey equipment.
FOR SALE—19 34 Dodge
with heater, in good
tion. Apply: Broderick
277 Exeter.
sedan,
condi-
Bros.,
24*
to offer you their complete line of skates and
We have white shoe outfits for the
They are priced at ..
The figure skates are carefully designed
and attached to white elk shoes with steel
shanks. Priced at .. ... . $15.95 and $19.95
. girls.
$11.95
Figure Skates
pUR|MA
We have in stock a good range of CCM
skates. If we haven’t your choice or size
in stock, we can obtain them for you.
CCM skates are made from the best of
steel welded together in sturdy well con
structed boots. Priced from $7,95 to $20.00
White and
HOCKEY GLOVES — for the young
fellows, or better gloves for the hockey
players. Priced up to . . $15.00
SHIN PADS for the young fellows,
or hockey players. From $2.75 to $6.00
ELBOW GUARDS - At . $2.25
At $6.25 to $7.50
At .75 to $2.75
HOCKEY PANTS
HOCKEY STICKS
and eggs are what you’ll have if you feed your pul
lets Purina Lay Chow. Birds may lay well for a short
time on an inferior ration but for steady, high production
over a long period, without moults, slumps or heavy mor
tality, something better is required. Keep Lay Chow Mash
in the hoppers and sprinkle in checkers at noon.
Hardware
FOR SALE—Massey Harris 2-
furrow .2 3 A tractor. Plough
used only six months. Apply
to Arnold Gackstetter, Hen
sail, R.R. 2.24c
FOR SALE—La’dies’ black coat,
like new, size 16; also a fold
ing baby carriage. Apply at
Times-Advocate. 24*
FOR SALE—Model A Ford se
dan, new tires and new bat
tery, in A-l condition, for
quick sale. —Phone 19-r-3
Crediton. 24*
FOR SALE—Boys’ good blue
overcoat, size 6 to 8. Reason
able. Phone Kirkton 44-r-5.
24*
FOR SALE—Baby carriage, in
new condition, $15. W. Mar
tin, Exeter South. 24*
FOR SALE—Weiner pigs. Ap
ply: Allen Westcott, telephone
176-r-32 Exeter. 24c
WHY BE CONSTIPATED?—Why
endure the distress and dis
comfort of constipation? Why
tolerate a condition that may
lead to serious disorders?
Thousands have been helped
to relief with Dr. Jackson’s
Roman M e a 1. Here is no
harsh, griping or irritating
laxative but a delicious, whole
some and natural cereal. De
veloped by Robert G. Jackson,
M.D., it combines the natural
food values and delicious _flav-
vors of whole wheat and whole
rye with the gently laxative
properties of flax-o-lin and
bran. Make Roman Meal your
daily cereal for the whole
family.
Write today to Dr. Jackson
Foods Limited, Dept. K, 1
Willingdon Blvd., Toronto, for
FREE Booklet “Nature’s Way
to Good Health.” by Robert G.
Jackson. M.D. RM4
FOR SALE—One electric range,
“Clare Jewel” 4-burner, auto
matic oven, warming oven, 3
utility drawers, plenty of
working suave on top, $175.
Apply: D. W- Peckham, house
no. 127. R.C.A.F. Centralia.
24*
FOR SALE—-1930 Chevrolet se
dan, cheap for quick sale,
good tires, battery, seal beam
lights, etc. Apply: Times-Ad
vocate. 24*
FOR
also
be
Advocate.
SALE-—200 used bricks;
frame house 20 x 30 to
moved. Apply at Times-
24*
FOR SALE—-Fresh Lake Huron
herring in hundred-pound lots
$10 per hundred; 15 cents a
pound in smaller quantities.
Phone 33-r-17 Grand Bend.
24:1*
FOR SALE-—Clover honey; gui
tar, with case, in good condi
tion: girls’ coats, sweaters,
dresses and skirts’. Sizes 12
and 14. --Phone 338-1 Exeter
24*
FOR SALE—R.C.A.F. Officer’s
greatcoat and officer’s uni
form (British wool) like new.
Size '36 to 3S to fit a man
15 5 lbs., about six feet tall.
Old, dark-wood cupboard,
carved handles; good
wringer, like new; baby
and blue bassinette, like
all at half price. Phone
Crediton.
MISCELLANEOUS
LOST — Two yearling Holstein
heifers, one yearling iblack
calf, 3 tags in ears (one T,B.
tag, one vaccination, and one
owner tag). —Phone 174-r-4
Exeter, Bruce Tuckev. 24c
STRAYED
hand
ivory
new;
6-r-2
24:1c
COMFORTABLE BOARDING ac
commodations for a business
man. Apply: z Times-Advocate.
24c
WANTED—Two or three board
ers or roomers, Phone 368-J.
24c
LOST—At Hensail Frolic on
Friday night, silver Ronson
cigarette lighter, greatly prized
as keepsake from Scotland,
initialled “H. S.” Reward. —
Phone 280-W Exeter. 24c
TENDERS WANTED
STRAYED—From Lot 12, Con.
4, Usborne, a 2-year-old black
and white heifer, with T.B.
tag in one ear and a vaccinate
tag in the other ear. Please
phone Harold Taylor, 39-r-8,
Kirkton. 24c
STRAYED—Onto Lot 10 Con. 7,
Hay, one two-year-old steer.
Phone Zurich 90rl9. Owner
must prove property and pay
expenses. 24:1: S*
STRAYED—From Lot 3, Con. 1,
Usborne Twp., November 10,
one black bull calf with white
face, H of A tag No. 22044.
Phone Exeter 178-r-13. 24c
Tenders will
the Office of the
ploughing the
Corporation of the Village of
Exeter during the coming win
ter.
/Contractor is to use plough
with wing and must accept
ploughing of Village streets as
first responsibility.
Tenders to be made at rate
per hour and to be received not
later "than 5 p.m. December 3,
1949. 24:1
—C. V. Pickard, Clerk
be accepted at
Clerk for snow
streets of the
NOTICES
STRAYED—In Exeter, a spaniel
puppy. Owner may have same
by proving property and pay
ing for advertisement. Phone
3S0-J. 24c
STRAYED—From Lot 15, Con.
7, Hay Twp., one small blue
roan heifer. —Phone 36-r-4
Dashwood, Frank Wildfong.
24*
STRAYED—Onto Lot 20, Con.
7, Stephen, one-year-old red
heifer, small white mark on
forehead. Owner may have
same by paying for expenses.
Phone Crediton 19-r-41. 24c
STRAYED—From the farm of
Jos. Wilds, Con. 16, Stephen,
one red heifer and one red
steer. Please phone 4Q-r-7
Dashwood. 24c
CLERK’S NOTICE OF FIRST
POSTING OF VOTERS’ LIST
Voters’ List, 1949, Municipality
of Township of Stephen,
County- of Huron
Notice is hereby given that I
have complied with Section 7 of
The Voters’ Lists Act and” that
I have posted up at my office
at Crediton, Ont., on the 4th day
of November, 1949, the list of
all persons entitled to vote in
the said municipality at Munici
pal Elections, and that such list
remains there for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all
voters to take immediate pro
ceedings to have any errors or
omissions corrected according to
law, the last
ing the 25th
1949.
Dated this
her, 1949.
day for
day of
4 th day
AGENTS WANTED
c
FARM MACHINERY DEALER
WANTED for a full line of
farm machinery including trac-,
tors, corn planters, tillage and
haying machinery and other
lines. A very profitable fran
chise. Contact George White
& Sons Company Limited, Lon
don, Ontario. 17:24:1c I
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—100 acres, comfort
able house and good barns.
Hydro. Close to Exeter. —C.
V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St,,
Exeter. 17c
100 ACRES self-drained land at
Denfield, 12 acres bush, frame
houge, large bank barn, hen
house, hydro. •—W. C. Pearce,
Exeter. 17c
appeal be-
November.
of Novem-
F. W. MORLOCK,
Clerk,
10:17:24c Township of Stephen
I
HIGHWAY village hardware, at-1 bei^Vf 49UUS
tached dwelling — bathroom, ■
electricity, essotane. Property ? §5,500, about §6,000 stock at I
invoice. —W. C. Pearce, Re-’
altor, Exeter. ]
CLERK’S NOTICE OF FIRST
POSTING OF VOTERS’ LIST
Voters’ List, 1949, Municipality
of Village of Exeter,
Gouty of Huron
Notice is hereby given that I
have compiled with Section 7 of
The Voters’ Lists Act and that
I have posted up at my office
at Exeter, Ont., on the 12th day
of November, 1949, the list of
all persons” entitled to vote in
the said municipality at Munici
pal Elections, and that such list
remains there for inspection./
And I hereby call upon5 all
voters to take immediate pro
ceedings to have any errors or
omissions corrected according to
law, the last day
ing the 3rd
1949.
17:24:1c
day
12 th
for appeal be-
of December,
day of Novem-
C.
Clerk,
V. PICKARD,
i^i NOTICE TO CREDITORS
FOR SALE—A storey and a half !
6-room house in Crediton, hot
and cold water, 3-piece bath, *
btiiltin cupboards; grounds are <
fenced. Phone 52 Crediton. J
3tfc
DUPLEX FOR SALE—W e a r e
offering, for the first time, a
large duplex home, well locat
ed in Exeter, complete with
two bathrooms and two’ heat
ing units. Buyer may live in
comfortable quarters and draw
good income from balance of
property. Quick possession.
Other houses. C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Main St., Exeter. 27c
FOR SALE—Modern new home,
full basement, furnace, elec
tric hot water heater; fir
trim throughout, hardwood
floors, oak and birch; ample
kitchen cupboards. Priced
right, -—J. W. Hern-, Sanders
St., Exeter. 13*tfd
In the Estate of
Agnes Kulm, deceased
All persons having claims
against the Estate of Agnes
Kuhn, late of the Township of
Stephen, in the County of Huron,
who died on or about the 19th
of July A.D. 1949, are required
to file particulars of the same
with Elmer D. Bell. Solicitor of
Exeter, Ontario, by the 10th of
December next, after which date
the estate will be distributed
having regard only to those
claims of which notice has been
received. 24:1:8
ELMER D. BELL. K.C.,
Solicitor for the Executor,
Exeter, Ontario.
NEW TWO-BEDROOM
Cottage
Full Basement and Furnace
Complete Bath and Shower
R. E. Balkwill
In the estate of
Wilbur Carlos Passmore,
late of Hensall, Ont., Garagcmnn
Creditors and others having
claims against the above estate
are required to send full parti
culars of such claims to the
undersigned Executor on or be
fore the 15th day of December,
A.D. 1949, after which date the
estate’s assets will be distribut
ed, having regard only to claims
that have been received. ’
THE CANADA TRUST COM
PANY, London, Ontario, Execu-
17:24*
tor, by W. G. COCHRANE, Soli-
leitor, Exeter, Ontario. 24:1:8c
Before You Buy
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Complete Stock Of
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All my cars are thoroughly
checked before being offered fc:
sale.
Bob Cook
MOTOR SALES
HENSALL
Res. 17S - Phone Bus. 54
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