HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-06-21, Page 6Faye 6 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1951
To her Question was iho the
firm girl he had ever lihwdb
he replied: “Ap a matter <T' tact,
yes/’
GREENWAY 1
Keep, m mmd the strawberry
and ham supper at the Unittxt
Church on Fridav evening. !
B a p t i s m a 1 and Communion
be held in the Unit-1
on Sunday at 2:45 j
Pause And Profit Read These Ads!
Evening Service
One garage will be open
In Exeter on Sundays, Wed
nesday afternoons and during the evenings through
out the week.
Open this Bunday, Wed
nesday afternoon, and dur
ing the evenings through
out the week:’--
Service will
ed Church
p.m.
Clean up
Salon Cemetery.
of MeGillvary. Monday June 25.
; All who are interested and can
• help are kindly asker to come.
Hodge and
spent the
aunt. Mrs.
day will ho held at
19th eonsetion
Monday June
FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE MALE HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE—Have an unlimited
quantity of barn fertilizer, $5
per spreader load. —~G. J.
Dow. 5tfc
ED’S IMPERIAL
Service Station
High Prices
For Good
Used Cars?
Mr- and Mrs. Joe
’ daughters of Detroit
week-end with their
Albert Pollock.
We arc sorry that
Belling is ,
ph’s Hospital,
speedy recovery.
Mrs Jack Murray. Brian and
Karen of St Thomas returned
home on Sunday after spending
a couple of weeks with Mrs. W.
T. Vlcns.
Miss Marilyn Mousseau, of
Kippen. spent the week-end with
her cousin Miss Marion Wood
burnMiss Muriel Fallis of Sarnia
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Hrophey and Fran
ces.
Miss Lillian Ulens of Windsor
spent the week-end with her
51 r. Henry
a patient hl St. Jose-
We wish him a
BRINSLEY
MAGAZINES - New and renewal
subscriptions for any magazine
are received at The Times-
Advocate. tf
Why have MOTH DAMAGE? 5-
year written guarantee with
Berlou against moth damage
on rugs, chesterfields and
clothing. Free estimates.
Dinney Furniture, phone 20-W
Sctfn
FOR SALE Allis - Chalmers
Model GO combine, A-l condi
tion: 8-fooj. John lieere binder
cut 50 acres: Oliver beet lifter
3 row: John Deere 6-foot
tiller like new. R. Faber. Kip
pen. phono 694-r-ll Hensall.
14:21* i
FOR SALE—Strawberries. Pick
your Owp. -- -William Walters,
Winchelsea, telephone Kirkton
14-r-lG. 14:21:28c
FOR SALE’™-Kodak camera, 6.3
lens, complete with ease and
flash attachment. Apply John
Bowie, Exeter Times-Advocate.
II
j
USED ELECTIIK
Refrigerator
A-l Shape
$125.00
“SANDY" ItLLIOT
Phone (M-W
FOR RENT
Exeter
HELP WANTED- -A man or boy
to help with haying; one used
to horses. Phone 63-r-14 Cre
diton. 21c
SPRAY PAINTING — B a r b g ,
houses, roofs, etc. —Gordon
Eagleson, phone 40-r-2, Dash
wood. 21:28:5:12:19:26c
EXPERIENCED truck driver,
steady, reliable, local man pre
ferred. Permanent job if satis
factory. Apply to E. A. Elliott,
Supertest Whse. 14:21*
SERVICE for your present car
or a new Dodge automobile or
truck, Both are obtainable
simply by calling Hensall 31,
Car Salesman
SEWING MACHINES bought,
sold, serviced and repaired.
Phone evenings, Bob McLean,
527-J. 3 Otic
I AM IN THE MARKET for all
kinds of horses, any size, any
age. —G. J. Do.w. phone 83
Exeter. l*tfc
Excellent opportunity for
conscientious worker.
Car selling experience not
essential hut advantageous.
M eLa u gli lin-B u iok
condition;
34 choice
5-800 lbs.
1, Crum-
Dublin.
21e
FOR SALE
buck-rake in
also hay stock caiv
C.
arty.
PASTURE FOR RENT—Lot 12.
Concessions, running water,
accommodate 15 head. Floyd
Weeks, phone 27. 21:28c
; ELIMVILLE
i Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johns
1 spent the week-end in Detroit.
I Mr. and Mrs. William Routly.
i Anna and Grace attended the an-
j niversary services at Kirkton on
'Sunday and visited with
;Mrs. Frank Routly.
' Mr. and Mrs. John
visited on Sunday with
ter's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
I is of Exeter.
: Mr. and Mrs Alvin Pym
Aldeen visited on Sunday
'Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym
'attended the anniversary
• vices at Thames Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephens
»and Betty Ann spent Sunday
jwith Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Robin
son of Kirkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holmes, j
" ' *and Dale, motored to
; Lions Head and spent the week
end with friends.
■ Mr.
Mr. and
Ridley
the lat-
Wil-
i
J.
A-l
• tedder:
,,Jves, weight
Walker. R.R.
phone 12-r-13
HASKETT MOTORS
PAINTING and paperhanging,
kitchen cupboards and cab
inets. Tom Walker, Exeter,
phone 553. tfc
FOR SALE—A 1936 Chevrolet
Coach in very good condition,
original paint. Apply William
Rohde, phone Exeter 173-31.
21*
FOR RENT — S u m m e r resort
store, choice location, excel
lent possibilities, reasonable
rent, at Grand Bend. Write or
wire Mark Bowie
Hearst. Ontario.
Pontiac, Buick, (J.M.C.
Dealer
i
i!j Co.,
2 life
Luean Ontario
FURNACES INSTALLED, eaveg-
troughing, metal painting. -—
Lloyd Johnson, R.R. 3, Den-
field, phone 612-r-32 Ailsa.
Craig. 7:14:21:28c
NOTICE TO CREDITORSFOR RENT Three-room lower
apartment, private entrance,
bath shared, no children. J.
W. Powell, phone 233 Exeter.
21c
LOST
FOR SALE—Singer sewing ma
chine in new condition $49 00
W. Martin, Exeter South. 21e
and
with
and
ser-
In the Estate of
ELIZABETH JANE PARSONS,
deceased.
All persons having claims
against the estate of Elizabeth
Jane Parsons, late of the Village
of Hensall in the County of
Huron, Married Woman, who
died on or about the 4th day of
February, 1951, are required t.o
file particulars of same with
Elmer D. Bell, K.C., Solicitor, of
Exeter, Ontario, by the 30th day
of June next after which date
the estate will be distributed,
having regard only to those
claims of which notice has been
received.
ELMER D. BELL, K.C.,
Solicitor for the Administrator,
Exeter, Ontario.
14:21:28c
LOST—Brown plastic purse, on
Saturday evening in
containing a sum of
Finder please leave at
Advocate office.
Exeter,
money.
Tiines-
21c
Owing to decoration services
at Crediton on
June 24. service at
United Church will be
,1:45 p.m followed by
School us Rev. Parrott
speaker at Crediton.
St. Marys' Anglican and Brin- slev United Sunday Schools will b^bby
hold a................................. —
School
Friday
o'clock
sports
Mr.* and Mrs. Roy
Toronto are returning
spending some time
fives and friends in
!* bourhomi-
Mr. and Mrs Ahno
Sarnia visited recently
and Mrs. Fred Fenton
Hilton Banting
Mrs. Kennedy of St.
spending some time
daughter. Mrs Wesley
5Ir. Alvin Amos of
visited recently with his sister.
Miss Mary B Amos.
J
Look these over before you
buy. Note the interior, fenders,
tiros and finish of these ears
and running condition of our
cars. We are sure yon can't do
better anywhere. Drop us a
and we will demonstrate.
*5P METEOR COACH
7 200 miles, only ........
*50 CHEV COACH
1 1.000 miles, only .....
41 DODGE COACH
one owner, only ........
‘41 FORD COACH
overhauled, only . .
DODGE COACH .*39
line
$1,865
$1,890
... $675
. $550
Sunday next.
Brinsley
Su
is guest
picnic on the grounds of
Section No. 6 Brinsley on
evening June 29. at 6
sharp. B a s e b a 11 and
followed by lunch.
Allison of
home after
with rela
the neigh-
Morgan of
■ with Mr.
and Mr.
ents.
- nor.
FOR SALE—China cabinet Also"
want to buy drop-leaf table
Crocker, phono 59 2leJ ................. .... ....
* FOR SALE-—Dump rake, also
used Thor washing machine in
good condition. Clarence Har
dy. phone 84-r-21 Lucan 21c
FOR RENT »- S u m m e r resort j
store, choice location, excellent
possibilities, reasonable rent.*
at Grand Bend. Write or wire
Mark Bowie -a: Co » Hearst. ’
Ontario.. JltfCji
FOUND
Elgin Skinner of Toronto,
the week-end with his par-,
Mr. and. Mrs Everett Skin-
FOR SALE—Used
bricks. Apply on
Snell's Garage er
Dashwood, phone
lumber and
job back of
H. Petersen.
31-r-15. 21*
FOUND - Left at Fink’s Meat
Market, three plastic contain
ers with red top. Owner may
have same by proving property
nud paying for ad. 21*
FUR RENT -Turnip planter nt
$*,PC per acre. This is an ac
curate type of planter which
has been very successful in«
c u t1 i a g thinning-time to a fraction and producing a bet- j*
ter quality shipping turnip
with very few culls. Can be
transported in ear or trailer.
Apply Harold Dignan. 3 miles
* west of Hensall or phone 91-
r-18. Zurich: 21:28:5*
FOR SALE—Leonard refrigera
tor and. rangetie. new condi
tion. cheap. Phone 12S-r-lS or
House 259. Centralia Airport.
21*
REAL ESTATE
DASHWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neeb
Pontiac Michigan, psent
week-end with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. David
on an extended trip
where they will visit
Miss Nancy Tieman *a weeks vacation with
of
the
are
west
CREDITON FRAME house, large
living
room,
chen.
bath,
water
hard
20x30
floor.
building. W. C. Pearce, Real
tor, Exeter. o 7tfc
room, den and dining
hardwood floors, kit-
4 bedrooms, 3 - p i e c e
full basement, cistern,
pressure system, good
water. Well built barn
concrete foundation and
Extra lot suitable for
- FOR SALE—-Sunshine baby car- J
riage, new condition. Apply ?
House 2$P. P.M.Q's R C.A.F. » Station or phone Cpl. Schiller. ?
Local 18. 21:2S*-.l-------------------------------------------1 WANTED TO RENT—Garage m
’ FOR SALE—Bridesmaid's dress. | central district. C. E. Shaw at
pink georgette, taffeta slip, alls Bank of Montreal. 21*
new. size 16. Phone Myers, j
129. Zurich._____________21c .
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE on 1
fat cattle, two choice Hereford I
bulls. 16 months old. Apply: ; John Caldwell, phone Exeter |
13-r-ll. 21* j
Weber
out
his sister,
is pending
friends on
Marys Is
with her
Watson.
London, Killarnev Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Melton Walper
of Ingersall spent the week-end
Miss Ida Hardy spent Friday'with relatives.
with Mrs Walter Morley.
Mrs. Minnie Morgan has been
a Msiting with Mr. and Mrs. Got*
j don Banting of Lucan has re-
ImnuxHate delivery on nowha™ed to the home of her daugh-
IMdgv ears and half-ton trucks*Mrs. Me.vjn AdisonI Mr and Mrs Clarence
Highest trade allowance possible'and Mrs. F J. Neil spent
on ’-Id or '47 ears. We art' out1 day with Mr and Mrs.
of this model. ‘Sutherland of Mount Bryc.ges
Those who dined with Mr. and
Mr and Mrs. Gordon Rock and
fam illy. Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Amos of London, visited over the
week-end with their father.
' I. Ames who * sted
birthday on Sunday
’34 PLYMOUTH SEDAN .. $175
WANTED TO RENT
FORD'Jl
new tires,
COACH
refinished ........ $135
COACHES <21
......... $65
*29 FORD
your pick
*38 CHRYSLER 5-PASS. COUPE
good motor .................... $250
I
5
Neil
Sun-
Orvel
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKeurie
and family of Richwood were
week-end visiters with Mr. sed
Mrs. Gordon Eaglesen.
Rush Anne Rader had the mis
fortune to fall front a teeter at
si I on Tuesday fracturing her
a
Mr.
stiver are attending
of Mrs
mother
week.
WANTED
and
Rader is confined
Hospital as the re-
one day lastweek
a Nadger who hits
to St Joseph Hos-
WARD FRITZ '
Dodge - DeSoto Salo
<8^
US TODAY!
at
A* £
Fen 5
PRINCE
Andrew Hmks
g'nter
ALE-
tead Lay
CENTRALIA
Mr a
are vistt
Jtaws-lmpmal
feD" ItigL wur inmaov tsnl yot. Latmg Wax
\ Aar Cm-* oL'aAT.
”■ raaJ Air Frsnot wnrfbcr ais* asit. Cemte an
fef show how ooonontteru jet jo-ar
Lvsw enm esrnW he.
Lindenfield’s Limited
f *l.e v:
Ct'sfThlm
Id trs.-
■SesA..... ...
•ervcLs* is *0
funeral
s rands' this
Mrs. Lome Klein-
:he
Kleins fiver's
in Fcwmanvil
i
FOR SALE—Holstein bull calf;
all-steel Deering dump rake;
lvx'2 turkey er chicken shel
ter. Lloyd Reynolds. R.R. 1.
Hensall. 21c
FOR SALE*——Nails. 2J-
inch. $14 -J per lev
Louis Le.hner. phone
forth.
and 4-
Ibs. —
49. Sea-
21*
FOR SALE—Cabin trailer, ap - ;
prex 1 t-f: . new tires, fully ;
Business For Yourself
forth. 21* *
THE EXETER SALVAGE CO.
want all kinds of new and
used feathers and feather
ticks. Top price. Also all kinds
of scrap metal. Phone 423,
Exeter, collect. We pick up.
14;21:2S:5c**
NEW BRICK HOME—This new
home is nicely located in Exe
ter. It has been built for util
ity and comfort and is
equipped with all modern con-
' veniences. If you are consider
ing buying or building, let us
show you this well built,, up-
to-date home. Quick posses
sion. C. V. Pickard, Realtor,
Main St., Exeter.
OPPORTUNITIES
RIGHT NOW
You Can Get Into
FOR SALE—Two bedroom cot
tage, complete bath, furance
and hardwood floors. R. E.
Balkwill, Sctfn
In the Estate of
JOHN TRIEBNER,
late of the Town of Exeter,
in the County of Huron,
Retired Farmer.
Creditors and others having
claims against the above estate
are required to send full parti
culars of such claims to the
undersigned on or before the
3 0th day of June, A.D. 1951,.
after which date the estate's as
sets will be distributed, having
regard' only to claims that have
then been received.
W. G. COCHRANE,
Exeter, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executors.
7:14;21e
AUCTION SALES
FRAME HOUSE on particularly
fine lot in one of Exeter’s best
residential sections. This house
requires renovating and for
that reason is being offered at
a low price. —C. V. Pickard,
5Iain St.. Exeter.
Community
AUCTION SALE
Community Auction Sales will
be held on the premises of Mr.
J. Wesley Merner. situated a
quarter mile south of Zurich,
who has converted his barns into
a very suitable sales arena, with
ample room for cattle, calves,
pigs, horses and ail livestock;
also other miscellaneous articles.
The first sale to he held on
WEDNESDAY EVE. JUNE 27
beginning at 8:00 p.m.
Anyone wishing to dispose of
their above mentioned items
kindly contact the Manager of
Sale.
J. WESLEY MERNER. MGR.
* ALVIN WALPER. AUCT.
21c
Our client—a leading automobilered Scotch Short- < o m p a n y — h a s "a DEALER
:< 11 months eld. __1LLW 'L _
_and aecrjedited^ Ap- a wide-awake business man.
a very small investment
j required . . . Ideal tie-up for
’Garage Operator. Used Car Deal
er. Auto Parts wholesaler or re-
j tai’er. or any progressive man.
.jit’s Canada’s lowest priced, most
j economically operated 6-passeng-
<er
FOR SALE—-Wheat. 2.5fv lbs.: •'
also lady s bicycle, like new. '
Ed Hughes. Ccm 4. South-;
Fcunaary. Stephen. 21* :
FOR SALE-
hern bull
registered
ply Fred F: ?wn. R.R. 2. Credi- <Only
ten. 21;28*
FRANCHISE OPEN in this area
'21:I
International team
excellent condition,
.tylor. R.R. 3. Ele
ne Kirktcm 39-r-S.
FOR SALE—
he a C-;n-stuffier in -
.as: week.Apply H. T.
■ holiday-ter. cr ph-
is parents ear. Strong profits.
APPLY:
ELTON
ADV.
M. PLANT
AGENCY ■
FDR SALE—!«’ little pigs, 6
weeks eld Apply w Dt-ng
Tmetmem jr.cne Exeter 45S-r-
FDR SALE—Two-hmrafer heavy
duty rangette. Call 3SS-J Exe
ter. * 31*
GREY TWP. — 2-storey brick
store with dwelling above.
Groceries, meats, bakery with
almost new oven. $13,000 com
plete, because of ill health.
William Pearce Realtor, Exe
ter. tfc
FOR SALE — Comfortable
bedroom cottage. In new
dition. This house has
bright rooms, good floors
three-piece bath. Quick
session if desired. C. V.
kard. Realtor, Main St.., Exeter
2 4 tfctartlet Bldg., Windsor. Ontario. 1
__________ ____________________ __________J
FEMALE HELP WANTED ?
. HELP WANTED—-Part time for
Saturdays. Phone 52, Mayfair
■i Bakery. 21c
i
t
two-
con-
nice
and
pos-
Pic-
HOUSES WANTED—W e have
clients in the market for med
ium sized
Exeter. If
selling let
over with
phone 165
TENDERS WANTED
houses located in
you would consider
us talk the matter
you. C. V. Pickard,
Exeter.
HELP WANTED —■ Reliable girl ; HOUSE FOR SALE^-Seven-room
er vonan io mind two small >
children during the day. Phone |
4J9-M Exeter, after 5:30 p.m. j
21e :
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FDR SALE—13 acres ei mixed J
i tie field. Will sell part '
tie. Lrt ?, Ccmresei’u 4.
ph T: wrship.<
EPE BALE—Heifer, part Jersey,
‘rest er.ed April 1'5. with or
Lyman -Srattm
E Grand Send.«•}*•* *
solid brick with'otTiuilt-in cup
boards. 4-piece modern bath,
practically new furnace, in
sulation, storm windows, and
2-storey barn with stool roof.
$7,500. —~F. C. Brotvn, phono
84 Crediton. 14:21c
5P ACRES pasture north of
Dashwood, few acres crop,
some bush, good fences, lots
of water. W. 0. Pearce, Real
tor, Earl Parsons, Salesman,
Exeter.
FOR SALE—Two lots facing No.
4 Highway, Exeter North. Ap
ply to John Caldwell, phono
13-r-ll Exeter, Ont. ill
The yptgramm!?.. "A
Titmp ia TtsCy’ wns pressateS is
the fbpm gf a skit by Megiames
Aites SJtFaTs. E.
'C. SkiPtst &h<3 sS. Espf*
bars Ws Terse- was is
she ckO the bpriness..
At the bRise c.f the meeting &.
^eliribas atrjNh servea by
Mbs. C4 Mts.. W. S&w
atd Mrs 2 ’MjAIkstet
The W M S sttersfim the
Eaby- Eetbd Eahd st
the cdy
HELP WANTED—Csp.abfe girl '
rr wf.raa.ri wanfed for general 1
nt.nsswms. Miss E A. Hod-
a-srt. Wellington St., phone'
2*4. Die 1—-— -------------------------------- DUMP READY FOR USE
HELP WANTED—St-merre want-, rateTayors nt the
ed iz> fee? hnnse frr fev^day;Twmhipg t>f nnd nhuv
or teiAAay pera-M ess of Jnuy. 1 chard please take notice that
to Fridays, s to a - the Municipal Dump situated at
pm. Apply; Mrs. Marshall, Township of Us-
Hm=.? 129, Cehtra^a Airport .^ome. «n the. farm of William
_________________________Elliott, li miles north of Kirk-
is now ready for use.
W. J, ROUTLY.
Rond Superintendent,
Township of Ushorne.
14:21c
NOTICES
COAL
Exeter District High School
Board invites tenders for fuel
for the school building on Gidley
Street, Exeter.
The Livingston stokers require
approximately 150 tons of I1* x
H oil treated stoker coal.
Tenders should quote price
per ton delivered at the school
as required, and should be ad
dressed to the Secretary, E. I),
Howey, Exeter. Ontario, bv June
25, 1951.
Lowest, or any tender not ne
cessarily accepted. 7:14:21-0
DHA1N EXCAVATION
Scaled tenders will be received
by the Township of Stephen fcr
the excavation of the Eaglescn
Drain. Tenders to be in the
hands of (ho Clerk on or before
tlm 30th day of June, 1951
Work to commence after the
luirvost is off and be -completed
by November. Plan may be in-
Rpoctod at the office of the
Clock. Lowest or any tender net.
nocosmtrily accepted. A deposit
of cheque for $200,00 must ac
company tender,
F. W, MORLOCK,
Clock
14.Y1C
Ties and ten weeks old. 'Aptly tr> Charles S Eedand. !
phene Znririi. .22* .CAFETERIA HELP WANTED—<...: Exeter Eishrict High Sthool i
Bt.ard invites aypIitstiM fr-otn.
pErstns Interested in emxJey- j
mens fin the eafeteria. '__________________
Str Yh-rihaeing suynlies and* th Ow Bray Hatch-
jnepimrins menus should state for the purpose;
•ghe-y experfense and salary. •'*• NC^ecting taxes. Please do not
Letters c? should J m Monday or Thursday1
he BdSressed to the afteI''ntx‘tsSu !
E ID Howey Enefer. CsntarioJ ERIC CARSCADDEN I
■ly Jute 2'.. 1952. '7-24:21’ ! 34:21 :.28c|
I
Pit.
•I
TENDERS FOR COAL
HURON COUNTY HOME
Sealed tenders, marked ”TeE-
ders tor Coal”, will be received
by the undersigned until 12*C0
noon, June 37, 1951. for 125
tons of Cavalier stoker Coal de
livered in the bin at the Huron
County Homo. Sh.o Nut. Fea
and Slack. Analysis of content
should accompany each tender.
A. IL ERSKINE.
Clerk, County of Huron.
Court House.
Goderich, Ontario.
sac