HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-06-01, Page 4Page 4 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 1, 1950
Flying backward is a t
only one bird can do—the hum-
mingbird.
Mrs, Julia Stebbins
Evening Service
.One garage will be open In
Exeter on Sundays, Wed
nesday afternoons and dur
ing the evenings through
out the week.
Open this Sunday, Wednes
day afternoon and during
the evenings throughout
the week:
SOUTH END B.A.
Service Station
Mrs. Julia Stebbins, widow of
the late Damos Stebbins ,a pion
eer resident of Grand Bend dis
trict, passed away at the home
of her son Delos on Sunday,
May 21. 1950. in her ninetieth
year. Her husband predeceased
her 14 years ago. She was a
member of Grand Bend United
Church. She is survived by one
daughter, Myrtle, Mrs. Abel Du
charme of London, six sons, Fred
of Vancouver, Reuben of Mish-
waka, Indiana, Roy of Sarnia,
Lawrence of London, George of
Pt, Huron, Delos of Grand Bend;
26 grandchildren, 3>3 great grand
children. A brief funeral service
was held at the home of her son
Delos on Tuesday, May 23, 19 50
at 2 pan., followed by a memor
ial service in Grand Bend United
Church at 3 pan. Rev. A. Searle
of Sarnia and Rev. K. Woods of
Grand Bend officiated. Interment
was in Grand Bend Cemetery.
LOST—In Exeter, a small brown
terrier, with two white feet,
and white underneath. Please
phone 311-J, Exeter. lc
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
5-ROOM COTTAGE on Main St.
with double lot. Furnace, hard
and soft water. Hot water
boiler; 3-piece bath, Posses
sion arranged. —Wm. Pearce,
Realtor, Exeter.
RUBBER STAMPS — We are
agents for Sterling Stamp and
Stencil. Marking devices of all
kinds. The Times-Advocate.
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287 ACRES, good full set of
buildings, 100 tillable, 20
bush, 1 mile to highway, 100
rods lake front, boating, fish
ing. Bruce County. Bargain
for hobbyist. —W. C. Pearce,
Realtor, Exeter.
150 ACRES Stephen”Twp., with
complete buildings, water,
electricity throughout. —W. C.
Pearce, Exeter, Ont.
FOR SALE—Clipper seed beans,
ua new stiff stalked variety
that stand the weather well,
good yielders. Price $3.60 per
bus. —Phone 691-r-5 Hensail,
R, E. Broderick. 25:1c
FOR SALE—Buckrake to fit
W. C. Allis Chalmers tractor
complete with hoist. Apply:
Wm, Cox, R. R. 1, Goderich,
phone 903-r-2 Clinton, 25:1*
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Bookkeeping charges will be
added to all accounts not paid
within one month.
Classified ads accepted up till
Wednesday noon. Auction sale
copy should be in Tuesday at
the latest.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED (FEMALE) —
- Housekeeper for elderly cou
ple on modern highway farm.
—Phone Hensa)l G85-r-21. ic
WAITRESS—Call in person at
Rether’s Coffee Shop. lc
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Wein’s Garage Crediton
Repairs on All Makes of
Cars, Trucks and Tractors
JOE MONTGOMERY
Mechanic (License “A”),
with 20 years’ experience.
Phone 13 Crediton
V-J
box
MISCELLANEOUS
GIRLS WANT baby sitting, rates
reasonable. *—'Box J, Times-
Advocate, 1*
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BUSINESS BUILDING for sale—
We are now offering a brick
building, well located on Main
St., Exeter. This property with
some renovation, would be
suitable for almost any type
of business. —C. V, Pickard,
Realtor, Main St,, Exeter,
FOR SALE—F our cars: '39
Dodge Coach, ’38 Plymouth
Sedan, ’38 Chev ’Coach, ’36
Ford Coach. —Laing’s Service
Station, phone 72.lc
FOR SALE—A McClary coal &
wood combination and electric
range. —'Phone 44-r-13 Grand
Bend. lc
M flrot & ownmer olteelMtp
IN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE as in anything else,
you get exactly what you pay for. That’s the reason
why you’re wise to bring your Chrysler-built car to
a man who knows it best.
Our factory-trained mechanics have the “know
how” to make repairs quickly — saving you time and
money. They use only factory-engineered and in
spected parts, and special factory-approved equip
ment.
No need to have your car tied up when you want
it most. When we tell you that your car will be ready
at a certain time — you can count on it. Before we
start a job, you get an estimate or. what it will cost.
For dependable quality work — at reasonable cost —
come in, or phone — today!
With your motor properly serviced, lubricated
with Sunoco Dvnalube oil and a tank full of
Blue Sunoco gas your trip is sure to be pleasant.
Genuine Chrysler Parts
Blue Sunoco Gas & Oils
Exeter Motor Sales
Dodge
Phone 200
FRED DOBBS De Soto
Exeter
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If you’re starting
chicks, start them
fast! Feed them Pur
ina Chick Startena
Checker-Etts.
Fast gains mean
profit! Feed for Speed
—mix Sow & Pig
Chow with your chop.
FOR SALE—Until June 30, 6-
room brick cottage, newly de
corated 3-piece bathroom, new
double garage. —E. L. Johns
ton, Main St., Exeter, phone
183. IStfc
FOR SALE—McClary kitchen
range, small size, good condi
tion. Apply; A, Sharrow, tele
phone 52-r-2 6 Dashwood. lc
FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinet,
like new. •—-Phone 137. lc
FOR SALE—1J-storey brick
house with modern conven
iences. This property has 11
acres of garden land, —C. V.
Pickard, Realtor, Exeter.
BUILDING LOTS
VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND
15,000 sq. ft. - 150’ Frontage
Restricted Area - Quiet Street
Registered Plan - $750.
PHONE- GLENN BEACH
42r5 Grand Bend
FOR SALE—Used Case 28 x 46
threshing machine with belt
& grain thrower; McCormick-
Deering drop head hay loader;
John Deere Model D tractor
on steel; and cheap horse-
drawn manure spreader. —
Exeter Farm Equipment tele
phone 443-J Exeter.lc
FOR SALE—2-row John Deere
corn .scuffler for a B & G
tractor, new condition. 21-r-10
Kirkton, Jas. W. Gardiner, 1*
BABY SITTER—Available after
noons or evenings everyday
except Saturday and Sunday.
Frances Taylor, phone 3 04-W,
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FOUND *
AM IN TI-IE MARKET for all
kinds of horses, any size, any
age, —G. J.’ Dow, phone 83
Exeter. . May 4*tfc
FOUND—Young pig, May 24,
Apply at The Times-Advocate.
Owner to pay for ad. lc
AUCTION SALES
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Spray and Brush
PAINTING
Houses, Barns, Sheds, etc.
LYMAN GRATTON
GRAND BEND
Phone Dashwood 42-F-18
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Two New Homes
■Each with full basement,
furnace and full bathroom.
R. E. Balkwill
Phone 89-J, Exeter, Ont.
FOR SALE — 1928 Model “A”
two 19 30 Model "As”, all in
good shape. —R. Grenier, B-A
Service, Grand Bend. lc
FOR SALE'—Weiner pigs, feed
ing well. Apply to William
Ford, 'Centralia. 1*
NOTICES
FOR SALE—Dropside couch and
single cot suitable for sum
mer cottage; also sma*ll Que
bec cook’ stove. Phone 40-1--3
Crediton. lc
County Council
The next meeting of the
Huron County Council will ;be
held in the Council Chambers,
Court House, Goderich, com
mencing Monday, June 12, at
10 a.m. D.S.T.
All accounts, notices of depu
tations
quiring
should
County
Saturday, June 10.
N. W. Miller,
County Clerk,
Goderich, Ontario
SHAVEMASTER—Sunbeam elec
tric, used few times. —Gall
455-W. tf*
and othei* business re-
the attention of Council
be in the hands of the
Clerk not later
FOR SALE—1947 Chevrolet
dark green sedan, 21,600
miles, very good condition,
$1,450. —Fr/O Dunham, phone
Exeter 3161’Local 52, between
12 and 1 o’clock. 1*
Clearing AUCTION SALE
Of 50 Head T.B. Tested
Registered and Grade Cows
and Young Cattle
W. E^ Nairn, auctioneer, will
sell by public auction
Lot 9, Con. 7, Hibbert
(3% miles west of Munro.
5 miles southeast of Dublin)
at
Fred Carbet’s Maple View Farm
on
THURSDAY, JUNE 8
commencing at 1 o’clock
the following:
TEN registered dual - purpose
Shorthorn c.ows, fresh and
springers; 7 registered dual
purpose heifers, due in the fall;
2 grade Hereford cows, fresh,
with calves by side; 5 grade
Hereford cows, heavy springers;
10 Hereford and Poll Angus
steers and heifers, rising 2 yrs.;
1 registered Shorthorn
months old;
cows, fresh;
cows, springers;
The above cattle
lot-
dition and will be
guarantee. All are T.B. tested.
Pedigrees and transfers for
purebreds produced day of sale.
If you are in need of cows
that will produce milk and beef
don’t miss this sale.
NO RESERVE. Terms: Cash.
Wallace Stroud, Prop.
W. E. Nairn, Auct.
PAPERHANGING & PAINTING
— Paperhanging a specialty.
Work guaranteed.—Mr. Nixon,
phone 481-J Exeter. IStfc a
SPRAYING—-Now is the time to
consider spraying your grain
crop for Canadian thistle, sow
thistle, bind
pig weed, or
not ask me
seedlings of
clover. The
per acre this year. The grain
should be 6” to 1’ high. —
Phone 266, L. V. Hogarth.
25:1:8c
Let Us Refinish
Your Floor
• Old Floors Re-finished,
e Asphalt and Rubber Tile
® Linoleum Laid.
than
1:8c
WANTED
HOUSE WANTED—We have in
quiries for a medium sized
house. Preferably with about
three bedrooms. If you wish
to sell please contact C. V.
Pickard, Main St., Exeter.
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Aim for BIG Eggs EARLY!
WANTED—S o m e o n e to keep
house on farm for Mr. Daniel
E. Hicks, Centralia P.O., Ont.
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weed, rag weed,
lamb quarter. Do
to spray young
alfalfa or sweet
charge is $2.00
FOR RENT
VACUUM CLEANERS
ELECTRIC
FLOOR POLISHERS
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Wallace Bowden
WOODHAM
Phone Kirkton 53rl0
Employee-
Employer Plans
•Canada Life has many
years of experience in plan
ning and administering em
ployee benefit plans for a
large number of employees
in Canada and the United
States.
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bulL ' 18
Holstein
Holstein
calves.
a choice
•all young and in good con-
sold under a
By Day or Week CONSULT:
5 grade
7 grade
young
are
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Beavers Hardware
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
B. M. Francis
Phone 24 and 164 Exeter
Big eggs are going to mean
real money this Summer
and Fall — but that won’t
mean a thing to you if
you’re not getting big eggs!
And the only way we know
to get big eggs in time to
do your pocket the most
good is to grow big, strong,
sturdy pullets with the
body development to get up
to full production of big
eggs early.
We’re not talking about
“pushing pullets into pro
duction”. The aim of the
Purina growing plan is to
GROWENA ♦ GROWING CHOW . CHOWDER
(complete) (with grain) (concentrate)
get pullets to the right
stage of development so
that when they start to lay
they’ll be ready to lay . . .
lay 'heavily and come up
fast in egg size. That’s not
“pushing” them — it’s de
veloping them, with their
development balanced
against their sexual matur
ity. Then they’ll use your
laying ration for laying!
Which Purina growing
ration to choose depends
upon your grain supply.
Come in and talk it over!
There’s more profit, and pleasure, in a farm that’s free from
flies. This new formula Purina Fly Spray will settle the fly
problem for you. It kills all flies, including those resistant to
DDT. It kills all Summer •— you need to spray your buildings
only once, unless the Summer turns out extremely hot and
long. Use the same spray on both buildings and animals >—
only one product to bother about See us about your supply,
early.
New formula Purina FLY SPRAY
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Want to save time? Sure! Want to save work? Sure! Want
to save money? Sure! Want to raise good calves... SETTER
calves? Sure! Hundreds of good dairymen succeed in doing
all those things hy following the Purina "dry-feeding” plan
*» . comparatively little milk the first month, hone after
that. Think of all the time that saves!
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Save Time with Purina CALF STARTENA
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QUALITY AT FATR ■pKiC&S
1>HbNE 27 ________________EXETER
HELP!
Please help a vet out who has
helped to make your home se
cure. Now he needs your help
to make his home secure. I need
to borrow around $1,000 on
first mortgage, which was half
paid for the first year. Please
contact Box R, Exeter Times-
Advocate or W. G. Cochrane. 1*
BABY CHICKS
DON’T BUY until you send for
our reduced prices for June.
Day old, started chicks two,
three, four and five week old,
non - sexed, pullets, cockerels.
12 Pure Breeds, 13 cross
breeds. Older pullets. Turkeys,
three breeds in day old, two,
three and four week old, non
sexed, sexed liens, sexed Toms.
Free Catalogue. —T w e d d 1 e
Chick Hatcheries Ltd,, Fergus,
Ontario. -4 1:8c
LOST AND FOUND
LOST-—Ladies’ gold wristwatch,
black band, Tuesday night in
'Community Park. Keepsake.
Reward. -—Phone 152-M. lc
LOST—Red hydraulic Jack be
tween Exeter and south one
mile. Please returii to
Sweitzer, phone S42-W*
Sam
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AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects
Estate of the late
Mrs. F. W. Baker, Main Street
TUESDAY, JUNE G
at 2:00 p.m.
Three-piece cherry bedroom
suite; 3-pc. white enamel suite;
3-pc. bedroom suite; iron bed;
6-pc. living room suite; oak din
ing room suite (6 chairs, china
cabinet); writing desk; living
room stool; 2 leather rockers;
round dining table; square liv
ing room table; 3 rocking
chairs; Axminster rug, 7x9,
like new; tapestry rug, 9 x 12;
quantity of carpet; congoleum
rug, 9 x 12, nearly new; con
goleum rug, 9 x 10^; 3 set bed
springs; mattress; kitchen table,
6 chairs; drop-leaf table; small
tables; kitchen cupboard; day
bed; sewing machine (singer);
white enamel cook stove; small
cook stove; 2 gas stoves, 3-burn-
er; round heater; Quebec heater
(large size, nearly new); carpet
sweeper; arm chair; kitchen
clock; step ladder; bench; flo^r
chest, bake board; clothes horse;
hydro plate; 2 lamps; 2 feather
ticks; 5 pillows; curtain stretch
er; high chair; picture frame;
dishes, crocks, kitchen ware;
barrel; new 3-burner oil stove;
kitchen cabinet; lazy-boy chair;
spring - filled mattress; white
iron bed with hew springs;
wash stand; oil burner; book
stand; pump for 50-foot well all
pipes complete;
wringer;
3 beds
stand;
modes;
chairs;
articles
tion.
TERMS: Cash.
Estate of the late
Mrs. F. W. Baker
Frank Taylor, Auctioneer
In the Estate of
RICHARD EDWARD DAVIS,
deceased.
TAKE NOTICE that all per
sons having claims against the
estate of Richard Edward Davis,
late of the Village of Exeter, in
the County of Huron, Gentle
man, who died on or about the
23rd day of February 1950, are
required to file the same with
the undermentioned solicitor on
or before the 10th day of June,
A.D.1950, after which date the
estate of the said deceased will
be distributed with preference
only to those claims of which
notice shall then have been re
ceived.
DATED at Exeter this 23rd
day of May, A.D. 1950.
Jack Borden Cockwill,
Administrator
Elmer D. Bell, K.C.,
Solicitor for the Administrator,
Exeter, Ontario.
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TENDERS WANTED
Sidewalks
The Municipal Council Of the
Corporation of Exeter calls for
tenders for the construction of
new and the- repair of all con
crete Sidewalks in the village.
New sidewalks to be 4 feet
wide alid 4 inches thick. Tender
to be price per running foot.
Municipality to supply cement,
gravel, fill and expansion Joints.
Tenders on repair work to be
rate per hour for labour and
equipment. Municipality to sup
ply material as above.
All tenders to be in office of
Clerk not Later than 5 p.m. June
5, 1950.
The lowest or any tender
necessarily accepted.
C. V. Rickard
Municipal Clerk,
Main St., Exeter, Ont.
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For Sale
Used 4-Liglit Fluorescent
Fixture
Used. Commercial Fixtures
i^-h.p. R* 1 Motor
Oil Burner
Electric Fence
Little Beavei’ Grinder
Used Coal and Wood stoves
(cheap)
Moffat Electric Pails
See our Electric Ranges and
Refrigerators from 7 cubic feet
to 12 cubic feet before purchas
ing. Also our Electric Washing
Machines and Westinghouse
Hancl Vacuum Cleaner.
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Passmore Electric
HENSALL, ONTARIO
new hand
step ladder; day-bed;
with springs; 3 tables;
rocker; dressers; com-
bureau; 6 dining room
odd chair; and other
too numerous to men-
AUCTION SALE
Of Property And
Household Effects
* Village of Kippen
SATURDAY, JUNE 10
2:00 p.rn.
PROPERTY: 11 storey frame
house covered With brick siding,
situated on No. 4 highway, with
hydro, good water supply, good
barn, approximately 7% acres
of land, immediate possession.
ALSO full line of Household
Effects including some antiques.
TERMS: Property will be sold
subject to reserve bid, 10%
down’and balance in 30 days.
Chattels.
The estate of the late
Charles Alexander
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark and Miss
Edna Alexander, Executrix
W. G- Cochrane, Exeter, Solicitor
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
„ E. P. Chesney, Clerk
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Everybody’s talking about this distinctive type of wall
and ceiling decoration which goes right over your old
walls. Anybody can apply and texture with GYPTEX
—no tinting required as it Conies in ready-mixed tints
of Ivory, Buff, Blue, Green> Pink ahd White- Simply
add water, mix to a heavy paste and brush it on*
GYPTEX
NEW TEXTURE PAINT
TEXTURED WALL AND
CEILING DECORATION
IN COLOUR,
Demonstration Will
Take Place on June 1 and 2