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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-11-01, Page 5' Page 5 Turnips Wanted Please Call or See Air. Earl Neil COMPANY LIMITED Phone 580 $10,000 when your son reaches age 60. BEST BUY on your new MOR-FOWEBGUARANTEED BATTERYI TRUST Cub News CERTIFICATES . Short Term—5 years nuckle down to work oni was good to see so many No fluctuation in Principal V keep itshall i V STERLING TRUSTS As V CORPORATION V § (6.70 x 15) Phone 792 6^5 Law and of the as true ders were humbled 15-11 by red and black of Exeter I-I.S. tough the Mitchell squad got to an early lead by scoring 372% interest payable half yearly Principal and interest uncon­ ditionally guaranteed Authorized investment for Trust Funds post and their end rouged for N-33 N-27 N-52HW N-38 N-35 N-53HW N-17 Our No. N-14 N-15 N-23 N-49HW running out a third down by Glen Schroeder went back into the Mitchell end and Exeter smeared them Factory List $17,65 21.30 24.95 30.95 21.30 24.95 28.80 26.50 30.55 34.10 29.45 36.00 24.90 30.25 36.00 33.95 You Save $ 6.75 8.75 H.45 13.20 9.20 10.85 12.82 12.40 14.57 15.55 14.20 16.02 11.50 14.27 15.75 13.3C shown. 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We Are Now Buying Trimmed and Untrimmed Turnips S' THE MOST ADVANCED THINKING in LIFE INSURANCE Our new Junior Partnership Policy represents the most advanced think­ ing in Life Insurance, because it protects both father and son in the one policy by providing — $10,000 if you die before your son reaches age 21, or $10,000 if your son dies after he reaches age 21, or You otve it to your son to investigate this policy write us for full particulars. »’ Beppre./oi/ /n$urp,&>nsu/ty ' A. W. MORGAN,Representative HENSALL Amounts, of $100.00 and up may be invested WE WILL TAKE A OF OVERSIZE PERCENTAGE TURNIPS WELCOME WET, BUT ENTHUSIASTIC —- Little-Indian girl in buckskin and moccasins had the honour of presenting a bouquet to Princess Elizabeth at Vancouver, B.C. Rain did not prevent the royal couple from attending the various functions in the Pacific coast F°ur* -"Central Press Canadian Hi Lights "" Gleaned From Exeter District High School By BILL BATTEN Last Friday the Mitchell grid- ’ the ; Al- I off | two i touchdowns and converting one. The Exeter lads came roaring back in the last half to score two converted touchdowns, one rouge and one single. The first Exeter touchdown came after they had marched half way up the field and after two downs Don Adkins plunged j over the line. The second touch- I___ down came after a short march have up the field, and Wade’s pass to these Hicks over the line was complete for the. last touchdown of the afternoon. Bob Wade converted both touchdowns. With Exeter one point up and time kick well zone before they could get it out for another point. In the last play of the game Mitchell, avUo had shoved back onto their own line, attempted a kick but it hit the bounced back into zone where they were Exeter’s final points.” This proved to be a very good game and we lfope that more Huron County Crop Report By G. W. MONTGOMERY Heavy rains which were gene­ ral in the county earlier this week were welcomed by farmers who had previously reported a shortage of water. Sugar beet lifting has been made much ea­ sier and fall plowing will now be speeded up. Feeder calves con­ tinue to come into the County in goodly numbers and in some cases are costing 4 0 cents a lb. laid down here. Several of the larger turkey growers report an increased de­ mand for their product this year, with one breeder shipping tur­ keys packed in cry-o-bac bags as far North as Kirkland Lake. Banquets and fowl suppers to no end are being well attended by rural folk throughout the county. «ew. SUPER-CUSHIOM tire GOOD. W low PRICE EAR MARATHON ONLY Now—for the first time—-Goodyear makes available its famous Goodyear Super-Cushion in two popular price ranges—the DeLuxe at $36.00 and the NEW MARATHON at only $28.80 (size 6.70 x 15). DRIVE INI TRADE IN! TODAY! § Hensail Motor LESS BIG , TRADE-IN allowance CANADA’S BEST-BUILT BATTERY IS YOUR It’s here LOWER PRICE |i people will be on hand to wit- ness the game on Friday with ' St. Marys. While the boys are out play­ ing football, the girls’ interform volleyball schedule has started in preparation for the tourna­ ment in London in November. The winner of Grade 11 and Spe­ cial Commercial will play the winners of Grade 12 and 13 for the senior championship. In the lower school competi­ tion, the winner of Grade 9 will play the winner of Grade 10 f-or the championship. These games are played in class periods activity periods. Although never witnessed on games we are told competition is very keen as girls are most enthusiastic. Just For Howls Monday again and we were very sorry to lose some of the new boys for a while until there is more room in the pack. We hope that they will keep on reading the news of the pack so that when Akela phones them to come to cubs, they will know* what has been going .on. We're working on it and we may find a way so that there will be room for the new boys soon. So he patient, you’ll hear from the pack as soon as possible. Good work on the Promise and Law fellas, and next week we’ll tests. It boys who enjoy singing. Thijnk up some of your favourite songs and we’ll try them next week. A point for your six if you have your neckerchief next week. —See you Monday. Now this is the Jungle—as old as the sky; And the Wolf that may prosper, but the Wolf that shall break it must die. the Creeper that girdles the tree-trunk, the law runneth forward and back— For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf, and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack. Good -Hunting —/The Old Ones. SHIPKA Mrs. Ed McCormick and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Karn of Lon­ don visited on Sunday with re­ latives here. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Russell and family spent the week-end in St. Catherines, and attended the wedding of Miss Alice Com­ fort, of Fenwick, on Saturday. Cliff went pheasant hunting for a couple of days. Mrs. Arthur Gaiser and baby returned home this week from St. Joseph’s Hospital, London. Quite a number from here at­ tended the bazaar and tea held in the Brinsley United Church on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Jacob Ratz spent a few days last week the home of Mr. son Bawden and Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy attended the wedding of their sister, Miss -Alice Comfort, of Fenwick on Saturday after­ noon. .The regular meeting Of the W.A. will be held on Tuesday evening, November 6, at the home of Mrs. Ed Lamport. Rev. C. W. Tarrott will be in charge of showing of slides in connec­ tion With the study hook. in Windsor at and Mrs. Em dr­ family. 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