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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1949-12-22, Page 8Page |0 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 22, 1949 new, new,like miles ori- A Poem For New Canadian? Used Cars PRICED TQ SELL 1949 DODGE Sedan, like only 4,500 miles. 1948 DODGE Sedan, guaranteed, 14,000 ginal owner, name on request. 1949 FORD Custom Coach, radio, spotlight, mirrors, cus­ tom heater, slip covers, only -$1,885. 1945 DODGE 2 J ton truck, 2- speed axle, 6 brand new tires, priced low—-$600. 1933 FORD J-Ton Pickup Truck (needs some work) only $195, 1940 FARGO Panel, good tires, runs well, refinished, far above the average truck. 1937 CHEV Sedan, good up- hosltery, new motoi' last year, knee action NO, seal beam, lights, heater. 1937 CHEV Coach, refinished, good tires, above average, knee action NO. 1937 FORD Coach, clean inside, good tires, seal beam lights. 1936 DODGE Coupe, original finish, good upholstering, and heater. 1947 JEEP Station Wagon, like new. 1930, 1929, 1928 FORD Coaches 1931 CHEV Coach repainted, good body, good upholstering. Christmas is a jolly time Of carols and singing bells, Of candlelight and mistletoe. The Christmas story tells About the Babe in Bethelhem We hear it all once more, And gladness holds As friends door. Christmas is For those who are away From families and from loved ones, Who face a Christmas Day As aliens in a strange, new land. Oh, help them to be sure That fellowship enfolds the world While Christmas shall endure. That miles are not as final As sometimes they may seem, That Santa finds their little ones With his same reindeer team. Oh, welcome them and cheer them As you would like to find friendly hand to welcome If home were far behind. For that small Babe .of Bethele- hem Left you this charge—to do Unto all others as ye would That they should do to you! —Mrs. John K. Amos throngs our thresh- swarm through the a poignant time School Closed For Christmas Holidays The Exeter High Schools will the holiday will be held room of the gifts will be exchanged. The ILS. pupils will assemble in the gym­ nasium in the afternoon for a program, f o 11 o w e d by treats. With the beginning of the new term a new kindergarten class will be inaugurated. To what ex­ tent the new high school will be utilized with the beginning of the new term has not been decid­ ed on. It is expected to use room at least to make room the kindergarten class in the building. and Public close Thursday foi' season. Programs Thursday in each public school and one for old A you DODGE & DESOTO SALES Zurich, Ontario M rs. E. Gettinger Mrs. Ernest Gettinger, Credi­ ton, passed away Sunday follow­ ing an illness of several years, She was in her sixty-fifth year. Mrs. Gettinger’s maiden name was Lavina Klumpp. She was a life-long member of the Credi­ ton Evangelical U.B. Church and when able was active in the Crediton Women’s Institute. Sur­ viving besides her husband are two daughters, Velma, of Chi­ cago, and (Marguerite) Mrs. Rodney Bowman, of Windsor; also two sisters, Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Godfrey Fahr- community; anq John Klumpp, of Rain or Snow Classifieds Get Results AGENTS WANTED FOR SALE FOUND PROFITABLE steady business with the most complete line of household necessities from the most fragrant cosmetics to the most helpful floor cleaners or polishes, There is an exclusive territory for you in your city or in youi' rural area. You are sure to succeed with our fast-selling lines. Write today for free details, FAMILEX, 1600 Delorimier, Montreal. 8:15:32c FOR SALE—An ample supply of Bacterine on hand for treat­ ment of cattle, pigs and sheep. L. V. Hogarth, phone 266 Exe­ ter. 8:15:22c FOR SALE—1941 Plymouth 4- dooi’ sedan, ope mileage, spotless inside and out. Phone 406-J. owner, low 12-8tfc WANTED WANTED—B eech logs and standing timber of all kinds, large quantities or a bush pre­ ferred. Apply; Box M, Times- Advocate, Exeter. 8tsf WANTED—Good used Hawaiian guitar with instructions. Tele­ phone 132-W Exeter. 22c TENDERS WANTED FOB SALE — Roasting chicken, dressed and'.^rawn, ready for the oven, 5 tip 8 lbs. dressed. Phone J. N. Cowan, Dash­ wood 40-r-13. 8;15:22; 29c FOR SALE—Sprayed apples, Spy, Greening, 'Baldwin, King, Bell­ flower etc. Free delivery in Exeter and Hensall. Phone Clinton 61.3-r-24, Fred McCly- mont, Varna, 8:15:22:29:5* FOR SALE—Acme modern coal or wood range in good con­ dition. Phone 20 6-M. 22* FOUND—Ip Exeter, a gent’s ring, I.O.O.F, emblem. Owner may have same by paying for advertisement, Apply at The Times-Advocate. 22c REAL ESTATE FOR SALE——2 bedroom home, nicely situated and complete with modern conveniences. This home is well located on a nicely trepd Jpt. It has never been offered for sale before. 0. V. Pickard, Realtor. ALL OWNERS OF MOTOR vehicles TAKE NOTICE Motor vehicles must not be left parked on the Main Street, or other streets, of the village of Exeter between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. from December 18 to April 1. This law will be enforced ip order that snowplows may keep our streets properly cleared. Owners leaving cars on the streets do so at their own risk. By order, A. J. SWEITZER, Reeve.12-8-3tc FOR SALE—1J Medium sized conveniences, ed. Also new tage with full Pickard, Township of Usborne NOMINATION AND ELECTION Public notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Electors of To Wish You CHRISTMAS DAY Over the World Fr^m East to West ... all across world., this day is being observed as a period of blessings. With deepest feel­ ing, we extend ours to all of pur friends and to all of our neighbours. Every Happiness this Blessed The Staff of the ner, of this two brothers,___ ______ _. Crediton, and Thomas Klumpp, of Dashwood. eral was held from her late resi­ dence with interment in the Crediton 'Cemetery- The private fun- Tenders for '£he position of caretaker of the Grand Bend United Church will be received by the Board of Stewards, until December 29, 1949. The treas­ urer will outline the caretaker’s duties salary to FOR SALE—No. 50 Doherty 'Quebec heater and pipes, like new, priced reasonably. Tele­ phone 40-r-4 Dashwood. 22c storey brick, home with all Centrally locat- 2-bedroom cot- ibathroom. C. V. Realtor. c FOR SALE—Lots. We have just listed several very desirable building lots. If you intend building within the next year or two it will pay you to look at these. C. V. Pickard, Real­ tor. c i M rs. Percy Tyerman Mrs. Percy Tyerman, a resi­ dent of Exeter for the past five years, passed away suddenly at her home in Exeter North on Friday in her sixtieth year. Mrs. Tyerman had been in ,gOQd health and attended a church meeting the day before she passed away. Her maiden name was Ida Belle Frain. Before coming to Exeter Mr. and Mrs. Tyerman resided in Brussels. Deceased was a member of Caven Presbyterian Church. She was leader of the Mission Band, a member of the choir and of the W.M.S. Besides her husband she leaves two sisters, Mrs. R. McInnis of Exeter, Mrs. E. Mar­ tin of Brussels, and two bro­ thers, Joseph Frain of Capril, Sask., and L. D. Frain of Brus­ sels. The body rested at the Dinney funeral home and the funeral service Monday afternoon was held from the Caven Presbyter­ ian Church with Rev. D. R. Sin­ clair officiating. Mrs. Cochrane presided at the organ. The pall­ bearers were Messrs. Alex Cann, William Sillery, Thomas Pryde, Edward Yellow, Donald Tait and Thomas Allen. The flower bear­ ers were Messrs. W. G. Coch­ rane, E. D. Bell, James Harri­ son, Harold Beaver, Clarence Fairbairn and Frank Taylor. tli e upon request. Please state expected and send tenders undersigned. J. EARL BURR, Treas., R.R. 1, Dashwood, Ont. 22* FOR SALE—Smart white fur plush-lined evening cloak, with hood. Bargain, size 16- 18. Apply to Mrs. N. Hockey, phone Exeter 239. 22* FIVE-ROOM modelled, bath, hot tap. —W. Exeter. - HOUSE, lately re­ new roof, 3-piece and cold water on C. Pearce, Realtor, lc FOR SALE—Pair girl’s black tube skates, size 4. —Phone 106. 22c Car Skids On Wet Pavement, Hits Tree An auto accident took place Tuesday morning at Hensall when a Buick car driven by a London lady skidded on the wet pavement as she attempted to make the turn from No. 4 high­ way onto the main street. The car left the road and landed squarely up against a tree. None of the occupants was seriously injured. The car was driven by Mrs. Myrtle Bricklin, of 380 Dundas Street, London, accompanied 'by Mrs. Theresa Pritchett, June and Evon Oliver, who were on their way to visit Mr. and Mrs. Stan­ ley Tudor. The two ladies re­ ceived minor cuts and and were treated at the Damage to the car is ed at between $300 and Provincial- Constable Elmer Zimmerman and Frank Harburn investigated. FOR SALE—Solid brick house, hydro, hardwood floors, re­ cently decorated, small barn and garage, good well, some fruit trees. Crediton East, one mile from Airport. Apply to F/S Pridham, Crediton East. 22:29:5* FOR SALE—Baled hay, alfalfa and timothy, good hay, $20 a ton; also loose hay. Phone Kirkton 63-r-18. 22* DON’T BUY storm windows un­ til you have seen the Simplon combination storm and screen windows. The inserts are eas­ ily changed from winter to summer .from inside the use of ladders, stallation. For free phone 31-W, Roland without Fall in­ estimate C. Day. 22:29c bruises hotel, estimat- $400. B. M. Francis In Florida A letter from B.M. Francis Florida states that the weather has been 88 degrees in the time and 66 at night. in day- FOR SALE—Clare ’‘Jewel” en­ amel coal or wood range with reservoir and warming closet. Phone 17-15, Kirkton. . 22c FOR SALE—IPlay pen; white ice box; 4-burner, heavy duty Acme range, 3 years old. Mrs. Alex Ellis, 32 Ann St., phone 26R. 22:29c FOR SALE—Evening dress, lat­ est style, turquoise, used once by bridesmaid, size 16. Elliot Apts., 102. 22* Three New Homes Full Basement and Furnace Complete Bath and Showei' R. E. Balkwill tfc HELP WANTED STENOGRAPHER—Capable typ­ ist, proficient at Shorthand, for office of local firm. Duties to include correspondence, in­ voicing, billing etc. Hours 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. with Wed­ nesday afternoons off. To com­ mence January 3, 1950. Apply to Box “J” Times-Advocate, stating age, martial status, ex­ perience, names of previous employers and salary expected. 12-Stfc WANTED—Full time Secretary- Treasurer and Fieldman for Huron County Federation of Agriculture. Duties to com­ mence January 2. Apply by tender not later than Decem­ ber 3 0 to W. V. Roy, Secret­ ary- Treasurer, Box 310, Clin­ ton, Ontario. 22:29 Cafeteria Help Season's Greetings To wish you . < » just a wonderful Christmas and all happiness in the New Year. To thank you . . , for your splendid patronage during the year just ended. Studio Closed From Christmas Until January 3 Appointments will be accepted during this period for wedding and emergency sittings. PHOTOGRAPHER THAMES ROAD Merry Christmas To All! The Christmas meeting of the Mission Circle met at the home of Miss Helen Passmore on Sa­ turday afternoon with a good attendance. The service took the form of a candle lighting ser­ vice. Christmas readings and a dainty lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner and Marilyn visited with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gibson at Brynston one evening last week. The Mission Band met in the church basement on Sunday af­ ternoon meeting Allison charge. after which the Theme Prayer was repeated by all. Hymn 299 was sung, followed with Mission Band purpose. Minutes of the last meeting were read. Roll call was taken. The treasurer’s re­ port was given and collection taken. Hymn 312 was sung, after which the program was given, which was as follows: A reading by Joanne Mair, instru­ mental by Mildred Ballantyne, a reading by Rosemary Passmore, chorus by children (“Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer”). Doris then took the topic. Hymn 303 was sung and the meeting closed With all repeating the Mizpah Benediction. A tew -games lunch brought the meeting close. The new officers for the sion Band for the coming are: President, Joanne vice-president, Barbara Allison; secretary, Rosemary Passmore; treasurer, Irene Beaver. The Sunday School concert with be hold in the church on Thursday evening of this week at 3 p.m. Each family is asked to bring home-made candy and lunch. We tendance. Thames was well night Of this Week. The pupils, under the direction Hunkin, their teacher, grand program. Christmas services held at Sunday School and church this Sunday. S u n d a y School will meet at 10:15 a.m. and church at 11:15 a.m. Lei us all worship together for these services. U.W.O. Journalists Fete The students of Journalism the University of Western On­ tario staged their annual ban­ quet Thursday evening that was attended by more than 125 guests, including the mayor of London, former graduates, stu­ dents and staff. Don Southcott, of Exeter, is president of Journalism Press Club. at the for their Christmas with leaders Dolores and Doris Elford in Hymn 423 was sung, Eggs Drop . . . But Crack Is In Prices, Not In Eggs With the collapse of the Brit­ ish market, eggs have taken a decided drop which means a considerable loss to this section where egg production is quite heavy. A week ago they were re­ tailing at 52 cents and today they are 38 cents. Trustees Elected At the nomination meeting at the Township Hall, Orediton, for two school trustees for the Town­ ship School Area, Gerald God­ bolt and Harry Sheppard were elected by acclamation. The Area trustees are George Clarke, Well­ wood Gill, Roy Mason and the two newly elected. and to a .Mis­ year Mair, hope for a good at- Road School concert attended on Tuesday Of put Mrs. on a FOR SALE—A newly painted model "A” town sedan, mileage 31,000, in A-l tion, 4 new tires, 2 grips like new, new and battery, upholstery spot­ less, cheap for quick sale. Has to be seen to >be appreciated. Apply: James E. Darling, tele­ phone 45-M, Ailsa Craig. 22c actual condi- snow clutch FOR SALE—1,200 ft. of B.C. edge grain fir flooring, thor­ oughly dry. Phone 59-W, Exe­ ter, 22c FOR SALE—Pale blue taffeta evening dress, excellent condi­ tion, size 12. Phone 379-W. 22c HORSES or sale or exchange. I have some horses which I will guarantee good workers at all times, which I will sell or ex­ change for other unsatisfac­ tory or aged horses. —G. J. Dow, Box S3, phone S3, 22c GOOD USED CARS for sale. 1938 Plymouth; 1936 Chevro­ let sedan; 1939 Plymouth coupe; 1932 Model B Ford; 1929 Model A Ford. —-South End Service. 22c FOR SALE—Young lady’s sport jacket, brown sport brown chesterfield coat, gabardine grey suit, clothing is tion and fawn coat, sand and This trench coat, all size 12. in excellent condt- priced reasonably. Can be seen -at The Times- Advocate. 22c FOR SALE—Real bargain: Max- Well washing machine in per­ fect condition. Apply: J. G. Lortle, %’ Miss M. Broderick, Andrew St. 22* MISCELLANEOUS ATTENTION LADIES — Take away those tired lines from your face with a Facial given in your own home. -—V. Burt, phone 156. 22c MISCELLANEONS— Have your poultry flock culled by an ex-, pert. L. V. Hogarth, phone 266 Exeter. 3:15:22c FOR REPAIR and carp e n t e r work, call 404j Exeter. 15:4t* will be A GUEST OF HONOUR —All dressed up and heading for the Christmas dinner table, this tur­ key, who down to scheduled al some tions. PLASTERING repairs done. Ap­ ply: J. V. Webster, west side Exeter Station, telephone 423. 8:15:22:29* appeals ready to sit a banquet himself, is to be guest of honour family’s Noel celebra- —C.P.C. After February 1 the Board proposes to serve a hot plate at noon to students in the Cafeteria of the new school. Letters of application accepted until January persons interested in ment. Applicants prepared assume full responsibility should be prepared to submit tender at an interview. Please state experience and complete address. Interviews will requested at a later date. the Township of Usborne will 'be held in the Township Hall, Elimville on FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1910 at 1:00 p.m. for the purpose of making and receiving nominations for the of­ fices of Reeve, four Councillors, and two Trustees for the Town­ ship School Board. And further notice is hereby given that in the event of more candidates being proposed and qualifying for any particular of­ fice than required to be elected, the proceedings will be journed until FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, when polls shall be opened 9 o’clock a.m. until 5 o’clock p.m. at the following places, with the undermentioned offi­ cers in charge, as fixed by the township Iby-law viz; Poll No. 1: School House No. 4, Eden; J. G. Hunter, D.R.O.; Fred Ford, Pool Clerk. Poll No. 2: House of Lloyd Stewart; Chas. Jeffery, D.R.O.; Lloyd Ballantyne, Poll Clerk. Poll No. 3: School House No. 1, Hurondale; William Sims, D.R.O.; Edgar Cudmore, Poll Clerk. Poll No. 4: Public Hall, Far­ quhar; Leonard Harris, D.R.O.; Ray Ballantyne, Poll Clerk. Poll No. 5: Township Hall, Elimville; Lloyd Johns, D.R.O.; Weston Horne, Poll Clerk. Poll No. 6: House of Ross Hern; Ross Hern, D.R.O.; Nor­ man Brock, Poll Clerk. Poll No. 7: House of Russell Morrison; Ray Mills, D.R.O.; Cecil Camm, Poll Clerk. Should an election for Town­ ship School Board ensue, voters in Blanshard and Biddulph will' vote at Polling Sub-division No. 6. And 'all electors are hereby requested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. H. H. G. STRANG, Clerk, R.R. 1, Hensall, Dec. 13, 1949. 15c ad- 1949 from he i ’ E. D. HOWEY, Exeter District School Board, Box B, Exeter, will be 6 from employ- to Secretary, High * Ont. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Radios, by day or week; vacuum cleaners; elec­ tric floor polishers, —Beavers Hardware. FOR RENT—Four - room apart­ ment, 2 upstairs and 2 down­ stairs; easily heated, garage if necessary; 5 miles from Aalrport on No. 4 highway. Rent $15 per month. Apply in evenings to Wm. F. Abbott, phone 418-R Exeter. 22c FOR RENT—Two furnished 3- room apartments, heated, with bath, hot and cold water, with or without children. Apply— Times-Advocate. 22* FOR RENT—Four - room flat, outside entrance, all conven­ iences, furnished weli for a young couple. Apply; Times- Advocate. 22* FOR RENT—Nine - room house, warm and comfortable, all hewly redecorated, lots of water together with large garden. Apply at The Times- Advocate. 22:29* ! FOR RENT —- Furnished apart­ ment, frig and stove, hot and cold water, separate entrance, opposite school, near Orediton and Airport. —Phone 378-J Exeter, 22* NOTICES COURT OF REVISION Township of Usborne Court of Revision of the EAVESTROUGHING — Prompt service, town or country. Apply Box ”B” Times-Advocate or phone Fair. 6099W Loudon. I 15:22:29:5:12:19* ] 22-29 A Assessment Roll of the Town­ ship of Usborne for the year 1949 will be held in the Town­ ship Hall, Elimville, On the 3rd day of January, 1950, at 10 o’clock h.m. All appeals must be in on Village NOMINATION Public Notice that a meeting the Village of .Exeter will be held in the Town Hall, EXETER on n Monday, December 26, 1949 between the hours of 12 o’clock noon and 1 o’clock in the after­ noon for the purpose of making and receiving nominations for Reeve, Deputy Reeve, three councillors, three members of Public School Board and one Public Utilities Commissioner. And further notice is hereby given that in the event of iftore candidates being proposed and qualifying for any particular of­ fice, than required to be elected, the proceedings will be adjourned until Monday, January 2, 1956 when polls shall be opened from 9 o’clock a.m. until 5 o’clock p.m. at the following places with the undermentioned officers in charge as fixed by Village by­ law viz: Polling Sub Division No. 1A— at showroom of Newton Motors, Main St.; Earl Parsons, D.R.O.; Vera Rowe, Poll Clerk. Polling Sub Division No. IB—- at showroom of Newton Motors, Main St.; Chas. Montieth, D.R.O. Edna Taylor, Poll Clerk. Polling Sub Division No. at Town Hall, Main St., Carscadden, D.R.O.; Mary Poll Clerk. Polling Sub Division No. at Town Hall, Main St., Campbell, D.R.O.; Alta Hennon, Poll Clerk. Polling Sub Division No. 3A— at Glen McKnight”s Residence, Main St., And. Campbell, D.R.O.; Grace McKnight, Poll Clerk, Polling Sub Division No. 3B— at Glen McKnight’g Residence, Main St., Vern. Heywood, D.R.O,; Sarah Laing, Poll Clerk. Polling Sub Division No. 4— at Residence of William Webster, Main St., Frederick O. Beaupre, D.R.O.; Lois Learn, Roll Clerk. And all electors are hereby requested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly, CLARENCE V. PICKARD, Returning Officer Exeter, Ont, December 9, 1949 of Exeter AND ELECTION is hereby given of the Electors of 2 A— Eric Neil, 2B— John or before this date. H. H. G. STRANG, Clerk, R.R. 1, Hensall, Ont. ’‘Could you give a poor fellow a bite?” asked the dust-stained tramp. “I don’t bite, myself,” answer­ ed the lady pf the house, ’’but i’ll call the dog.”