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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1950
I side of Ann Street, to and in-FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED
Jack Will iams
Phone 24-r-4 Crediton
47
31
29
Specials
MERCURY Sedan. Recently
overhauled in our own
shops. Very good shape.
CHEVROLET Sedan. New
paint job combined
good motor.
MODEL “A” FORD
For that extra car
the farm or home.
with a
Coach,
around
TRUCKS
Hello Homemakers!
want .is cold, cloudless
clammy, cloudless day. Iced tea
seems to quench the summer
thirst and enthuse the lazy ap
petite any day. But like the hot
version of this beverage, iced tea
to be really good, should be
properly made. ,
Many homemakers prefer the
familiar method of pouring
strong hot tea over a glass of
crushed ice. However, the new
er method is to make a .cool con
centrate of double strength tea
and likewise pour over the ice
cubes. Because cloiidiness in iced
tea appears when the tempera
ture of the tea drops to the point
when it can no .longer hold all
its components in a soluble form.
Strong brews tend* to cloud more
readily than weak, and high
quality teas which produce the
rich amber colour, break
as easily as others if
measured carefully.
Iced Tea (8 servings)
1. Pour one pint
freshly boiled water over
(juice
L;„i quart of strawberries or
cherries) .and fruit juices. Let
stand 30 minutes and add 2
quarts water to make 1% gal
lons. Drop in 1 dozen ice cubes.
Just before serving, add 1 cup
1 ‘
What we I utes» add tea> _fruit S>?’UP
tea for a ffom
maraschino cherries and
bottle soda .water.
Pineapple Lemonade
*4 cup sugar syrup
% cup lemon juice
Ms cup pineapple juice
Make sugar syrup of
large
tbsps.
water.
, juice
or
tea
(2
down
js not
2
sugar and 2 tbsps. boiling
Cool before adding Jemon
and pineapple juice. Stir in 4
5 ice cubes.
Ginger Mint Drink
1
1
1
y2
3
and
49 1-INTERNATIONAL KB 3
Ton Express, low mileage.
42 DODGE 2-Ton, chassis
cab. New motor.
and
TRADE OR TERMS
at
Hensall
Motor Sales
Dodge - DeSoto,
gales and Service
HENSALLPHONE 31
Open evenings and Sundays
until 10 p.m.
cups)
8 tea
spoons tea. Allow to steep six
minutes, stir and’ then strain
into crockery or glass pitcher.
2. Add four cups (2 pints)
cold watei’ and let stand at room
temperature until ready to serve.
3. Fill tall glasses with ice
and pour prepared tea over ice.
Serve with sliced lemon.
Additions — Sweeteners: Fruit
sugar (dissolves more quickly
than granulated sugar), fruit
syrups, honey or sugar syrup.
Flavour: Slices of. lime
pinched mint leaves instead
lemon.
Party Punch (for 50)1 *
2
1
2
1
2
2i
i
or
of
cup water
cups sugar
cup tea infusion
cups fruit syrup
cup lemon juice
cups orange juice
cups pineapple juice
quart soda water
cup maraschino cherries
Ice water
Boil sugar and water 5 min-
cup lemon juice
cup fresh mint leaves
cup sugar
cup water .
pints ginger ale
Ice eubes
Add mint leaves, sugar
water to Jem on juice. Let stand
30 minutes. Pour over about 10'
ice cubes and add ginger ale.
Take A Tip
1. To prevent maraschino
cherries from sinking to bottom
of glass of punch, add as beve
rage is poijred.
2. The fresh flavor of mint is
better when you pinch the leaves
before adding to a cold drink.
i3. Synthetic bottle syrups are
best combined with other fruit
juices and sweetened judiciously.
4. Canned lemon juice or lime
juice may be used .instead of
reamed lemons or limes.
5. Keep a bottle of sugar
syrup on hand .to sweeten cold
beverages. Boil 2 cups sugar and
1 cu.p water 5 minutes, then cool
for use any time.
6. Crushed ice may be easily
made by placing a few ice cubes-
in a clean piece of heavy cloth,
gathered up in a bag shape and
pounded with a potato masher.
7. A brick of water-ice, spoon
ed into glasses and diluted with
ginger ale makes a refreshing
beverage.
8. Alwas use coasters or mats
under glasses and pitcher con
taining a cold beverage to pre
vent condensation marking fur
niture.
The Question Box
Miss M. P. asks: For
recipe that is easy .to
an electric refrigerator
pany.
Party Roll
%
S
3
%
1
Crumble crackers fine
serve 3 tablespoons for
roll. Combine remaining
with dates, marshmallow
meats. Blend with cream, add
vanilla and shape into a roll.
Coat with cracker crumbs and
chill 3 to 4 hours. Serve in
slices with whipped .cream,
Serves 6.
a dessert
make in
for com-
pound graham crackers
marshmallows, cut fine
tablespoons cream
cup chopped pitted .dates
cup nut meats, broken
teaspoon vanilla
and re
coating
crumbs
and nut
FOR SALE’—One Smalley blower
(used 2 years) with pipes,
elbows and dust collector; 1
large size Smalley grain and
straw blower (new); new
Gehl forage harvesters, blow
ers, wagon unloaders and
hammermills. —R. M. Peck,
Kippen, phone 6Sl-r-23 Hen
sall. 27:10:17
FOR SALE—F olding lawn
chairs, benches, tables and
stepladders. Apply: R. T. Mc
Donald, phone 404-J Exeter.
20:27:10:17*
FOR SALE—Ton and a half
truck, high rack, new tires all
around. —Harry Joseph, at
the Station. 27c
TWO, LONG rose colour
coats,*- airhost new, fit
age 12'-14. —Telephone
Lucan,
wool
girls
24-J
10c
FOR SALEi—Carload of good
young stock cows just arrived
from the West. Apply to Ernie
Thompson, R.R. 8, Parkhill,
phone 605rl-3. 10c
FOR SALE—Maroon baby bug
gy complete with mattress, in
very good condition. Apply:
Mrs. Russell Brintnell, An
drew St., Exeter. 10*
FOR SALE.—Ten pigs, chunks,
about 75 pounds. —Albert
Mitchell, Exeter South. 10*
FOR SALE—Motor bike, new
motor, good condition other
wise. Apply: Clarence Taylor,
phone 31-r-9 Kirkton. 10*
FOR SALE—Master ’35 Chev
for wrecking. •—Call Crediton
45-J. 10c
FOR SALE — Registered black
Scotch Terrier puppies, reason
ably .priced.—Phone 851-r-14
Seaforth, or apply Roy Vod-
den, R. No. 2 Seaforth, Ont.,
1 x4 miles W. Seaforth on No.
8 Highway. 10*
FOR SALE)—Trailer home, 16-
ft., wired for hydro with day
bed, rangette, ice-box and
. Coleman heater. Apply: Rev.
William Mair, Exeter. 10*
HELP WANTED
FOR SALE—Sixty started pigs.
Phone 57-r-10 Dashwood, *—-
A. E. Oestreicher. 27:10*
FOR SALE -— Sunrise rangette,
Brand new $60, Apply: Mrs.
Bert Pascuzzo, box 247 Credi-
ton, phone 53. 20:10c
LIVESTOCK WANTED —Up to
$5.00 each for Dead or Dis
abled Horses, jCows, Hogs, at
your farm.
Phone collect
William Stone
Ingersoll, Ont.
Ingersoll, Ont.
Prompt service.
Exeter 287-W.
Sons, Limited,
6:13:20::27:3c
10:17:24:31c
FOR SALE — Northern Electric
refrigerator in good condition.
First $150. buys it. —W, J,
Beer, Grand Bend, 10c
FOR SALE—Chunks and wean-
ers. —Allan Westcott, phone
176-r-32, Exeter, 10c
FOR SALE—1948 Oldsmobile 6,
automatic radio, heater, de
froster, backup lights, block
heater, super cushion tires,
absolutely new car condition,
$2,000.—Phone 407-R after 6
pan, 10*
FOR SALE—12 boys’ bicycles,
$15.00 to $23.00, guaranteed
to be in .good condition or
your money back.—IPhone 43,
W. Martin, Exeter South. 10c
FOR SALE—9 little pigs ready
to. wean. Apply: Nelson Coul-
tis, R.R. 3, Exeter. Phone
Kirkton 32-r-3. 10c
WANTED—In Exeter, a good
house. Must be modern and
in good condition. Price $8,000
to $10,000. Apply; Box “B",
■Exeter Times-Advocate. 10*
STRAYED
STRAYED from Lot 3, Con. 4,
Hay Township, one black poll
yearling steer, hole in right
ear. —Phone 459-r-13 Exeter.
27:10:17*
REALESTATE
NEW 4-ROOM insul brie cottage
with conveniences, full base
ment. —W. C. Pearce, Real
tor, Exeter.
5-ROOM FRAME cottage, nearly
new, on good street; 3-piece
bath, hot and cold water, kit
chen with built-ins. Large lot.
Possession arranged. —W. C.
Pearce, Realtor, Exeter.
BOYS AND GIRLS—Carrier for
weekly paper route. Any car
rier starting now will have
holidays with pay. Also small
commission. Please write Mrs.
A. Albert, General Delivery,
Stratford. 13:20:27:3c
HELP WANTED—Now till Lab
our Day, one upstairs girl and
one dining room girl. —Phone
59-r-ll Grand Bend 10c
WANTED—Full time waitresses.
Apply: Monetta Menard. 10*
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ONTARIOEXETER
DID YOU JUST . HAPPEN to see her, walk up
to her, ask her to marry you, call in the minister
—right on the spot?
PERHAPS NOT— it probably took a lol of vails,
many evenings on the family davenport, movies,
flowers, candies—and a lot of nice things over a
period of time before von closed the deal.
lt*s the same with advertising . . .
with one ad
You can’t "Woo"
*
II On Then/7 over
customers
of time.
Consistent Advertising Wins Customers For You!
PRINTING
&
PUBLISHING
Phone 31-W
cluding the south side of Gidley
Street and on the east side of
Main Street, from and including
the north side of James Street
to and including the south side
of Gidley Street. WARD 3—That
portion east and west of Main
Street from and including the
north side of Gidley Street, to
and including the North Bound
ary.Please take notice that I am
makin
the
this
g the
Ontario
date.
C.
said application to-
Municipal Board ^at
V, Pickard,
Municipal Clerk,
Exeter, Ontario.
Dated at Exeter, Ont., July 13/50
•Jy 13: O 5c
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Stephen Man
Guilty Of Bigamy
A man who saw -his first wife
only twice, then married again,
was sentenced to 30 days in jail
in magistrate’s court, Tuesday.
Stanley Paul Riviere, recently
discharged for medical reasons
from the R.C.A.F. was convicted
of bigamy by Magistrate Dudley
Holmes. Riviere, whose address
was given as Stephen Township,
married Murial McCaw October
2, 194S. He was already married
to Jean I^eitch, of Sudbury.
Provincial police laid the
charge after they received an
anonymous letter complaining of
the second ..marriage.
Riviere pleaded guilty and told
the court he had seen his first
wife only twice. He has been in
Westminster Hospital
from arthritis.
James C. Beattie,
Euclid, Ohio, pleaded
drunk driving at Grand Bend on
August 4. He was sentenced to
seven days in jail, his ear
pounded for three weeks
drivers licence suspended
three months.
William Stuart of Toronto
suffering
of South
guilty to
inl
and
for
wa
fined $10 for careless -driving
when he hit the rear end of a
truck driven by Bert ,Pfile on
No. 21 Highway, one mile south
of Grand Bend. Stuart pleaded
not guilty and Frank Donnelly,
K.C., of Goderich acted in de
fence.
At court on Tuesday, August
1, George Knapp, operator of
Penny Arcade and amusements
at Grand Bend was fined ,$120
and costs for operation on three
Sundays.
Richard Ayotte, of Hay, was
fined $25 for driving while his
licence was under suspension.
His licence was • suspended for
six more .months.
FOR SALE—Clover honey. Will
fill containers while the sup-,
ply lasts.—Ewart Pym, Simcoe
St., Exeter. 10*
FOR SALE—Barnet all-metal ice
box, can be converted to re
frigerator. Apply ®. McKague,
phone Kirkton 32-r-14. 10*
FOR IS ALE—.1941 Ford Deluxe,
good running condition, new
paint job. good clean up-
holstry.—-Apply Allan Richard,
R. No. .1 Exeter, phone 18-r-21
Creditor. 10*
WHY TOLERATE- FLIES in your
barn? Use Lindane. It only
costs 10c per 100 sq. feet and
controls the fly problem from
5 to 8 weeks. —L. V. Hogarth,
phone 266. 10:17:24c
FOR SALE-—Pinto pony, well
broken to saddle.—Apply Dick
•Manore, Grand Bend, phone
•62-r-l. 10*
FOR SALE — Practically new
Renfrew cream -separator,
650 pounds capacity. Massey-
Harris root pulper, with new
knives. —-Phone 24-J, W.
Brownlee, Lucan. 10c
LOST AND FOUND
LOST-—B r o w n leather billfold
containing driver’s licence.
Finder please leave at Times-
Advocate. 10*
FOUND—Set of four ' aluminum
tumblers in leather case. Own
er may have same by proving
property and paying for ad
vertisement. — Phone 290-M
Exeter. 10*
LOST—A child’s wine purse
with chain purse on outside
in Exeter on Saturday night.
Finder kindly contact with
Gladwyn Hooper, R.R-. 6, St.
Marys, or phone Kirkton 18-
21. 10*
TENDERS WANTED
Usborne Township School ,Area
requires caretaker for S.S. 10
Usborne. Applicants may see list
of -duties by applying to .Secre
tary. Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. A. G. Hicks,
secretary, R.R. 3, Exeter. c
FOR SALE BY TENDER
'Located in the Village of Hen
sall, known as the Zeufle Build
ing. Tenders to be in the hands
of the manager, Hensall District
Co-Op, before August 28, 1950.
Purchaser to remoe all debris.
Highest or any tender not ne
cessarily accepted.
Hensall District Co-Operative
Hensall, Ontario
10:17c
MISCELLANEOUS
HENSALL DUPLEX with con
veniences for each family.
Solidly constructed, insulated,
hot water furnace.. Rental of
one apartment pays expenses.
W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter.
100 ACRES FOR SALE—This is
one of the most productive
farms in this district. It has a
good set of,, -buildings with
hydro and water pressure.
This farm may be bought with
immediate or fall possession.
—C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main
Street, Exeter. 27c
In the Estates of WILLIAM
CHARLES DAYMAN and SELAH
DAYMAN, deceased.
TAKE NOTICE that all .per
sons having claims against the
estates of William iCharles- Day
man late of the .Township of
Usborne, in the Copnty of Huron,
Farmer, and Selah Dayman of
the same place, .Widow, who died
on or about the 7th day of April
19 39 and the 12th day of No
vember 1949 respectively, are
required to file the same with
the undermentioned . solicitor on
or before the 26 th day of August
A.D. 1950, after which date 'the
estates of the .said deceased will
be distributed with regard only
to those claims of which notice
shall then -have been .received.
DATED at Exeter this 27th
day of July A.D. 1950.
Warren Crescent Dayman and
Alwyn Dayman, Administrators.
Elmer D. Bell. K.C.,
Solicitor for the Administrators,
Exeter, Ontario
10:17:24
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The staff of the Times-Advo-
cate enjoyed a vacation last week
and appreciate .the co-operation
of the public. As Monday was
Civic Holiday we are a day be
hind with the paper this week.
CREDITON
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Faulhafcr
of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. .Gor
don Bender and family of Dash
wood and Mr. William Bender of
Crediton. spoilt Sunday at Stag
island visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Abe Hennig,
AM IN THE MARKET for all
kinds of horses, any size, any
age. —G. J. Dow, phone S3
Exeter, May 4*tfc
PAPERHANGING & PAINTING
— Paperhanging a specialty.
Work guaranteed.—Mr. Nixon,
phone 3S0-M Exeter. iStfc
SPRAY PAINTING — Houses,
barns, sheds, roofs, etc. Free
estimate. — G. W. Eagleson,
phone 40-r-2 Dashwood.
27:10:17:24:31:7*
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE, fin
ancial statements, income tax
reports, auditing, etc. —Nor
man Cowan, Hay P.O., phone
Dashwood 40-r-13.
10:1.7:24:31c
SPRAYING—You are welt ad
vised to look at your turnips
now and see if they have
Aphids and, if they have, have
them sprayed with Parathion,
a deadly poison spray material;
also be sure to spray your
turnips for water core when
ihnlb is about the size of your
little finger and never when
little finger and never larger
than your thumb for best re
sults. Your spraying specialist
—L. V. Hogarth, phone 266
Exeter. 20:27:10c
FINE RESIDENTIAL property in
Hensall: solid brick house, 9
rooms, full basement, 3-piece
bath, sunporch, hardwood
floors throughout, hot air oil
heat, 2-car garage, IV2 lots.
By appointment only. —Phone
61, Hensall, or write P.O. Box
“E”, Hensall. 27:10c
FOR SALE—5-room brick cott
age in good repair, half of
roof new, basement. Hot and
cold
bath. Kitchen cupboards. New
garage. —-W. G. Pearce, Real
tor, Exeter. 8c
water on tap, 3-piece
NOTICES
a
COURT OF REVISION
Township of Hay
1951 Assessment Roll
Notice is hereby given that
-Court of Revision on the Assess
ment Roll for 1951 will be held
at the Township Hall, Zurich,
Ont., on the 23rd day of August,
1950, at 8:00 p.m. for the pur
pose of hearing any appeals
against the assessment.
z All appeals must -be left with
the Clerk according to instruc
tions printed on the 1951 assess
ment notice sent to each assessed
person.
Earl Campbell, Reeve,
Exeter, Ontario
H. W. Brokenshire, -Clerk,
Zurich, Ontario
10c
All persons holding cheques
of Exeter Creamery Company
Limited are hereby notified to
present the same for payment
on or before Saturday, the 19th
day of August, 1950. All former
patrons of the Company are re
quested to give this matter their
immediate attention.
Dated at Exeter, Ontario, this
Sth day of August, 1950.
W. G. Medd,
President of Exeter
Creamery Company Limited
10:17c
Under The Companies Act
(Ontario), Exeter Creamery
Company Limited hereby gives
notice that it will make applica
tion to His Honour the Lieuten
ant-Governor of Ontario for ac
ceptance of the surrender of its
charter on
he fixed
Governor.
Dated at
day of
and after a date to
by the Lieuteiiant-
Sth
To
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Furniture
The undersigned auctioneer
has received instructions to sell
by .public auction on Highway
No. 4 at
CLANDEBOYE
the estate of the late Henry Ed
ward Lawson
on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 12
at 1:30 pan. D.S.T.
Living-room table, end table,
3-piece chesterfield suite, Wilton
rug, 9x10 *4; oak dining-room
suite, oak china cabinet. 2 Sim
mons beds, 2 spring-filled mat
tresses,
pillows, toilet set
rocking chairs,
stove, kitchen table and chairs,
kitchen utensils, sealers, pictures,
broom making machine and
broom corn, separator and other
articles.
Terms—Cash
Reta Lutz and Bruce Lawson,
Executors of the estate
Frank Taylor,, Auctioneer
Fred Dawson, Clerk
2 dressers, commode,
odd chairs,
couch, electric
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock, Implements,
Household Effects
and Antiques .
The undersigned auctioneer
been instructed to sell -by
auction
On the Premises
Lot 21, Con. 10, Stephen
1% miles east and 1J4
south of Dashwood,
6 miles west
SATURDAY,
Full list of
week’s issue.
Wm. H. Kestle, Prop.
Alvin Walper, Auet
public
Twp.
miles
•Iof Exeter, on
AUGUST 20
sales in ' next
10c-
Ontario.
1950.
thisExeter,
August,
W. M. Pratt,
Listowel, Ontario,
Solicitor for
EXETER CREAMERY
COMPANY LIMITED
10:17c
RE: ERECTION OF THE
VILLAGE OF EXETER
TO TOWN
whom it may concern:
I have been authorized,
By-law No. 14, 1950, of the Cor
poration of Exeter, to apply to
the Ontario Municipal Board for
the erection of the Village of
Exeter to a town, said town to
be named Exeter. And to apply
further to the Ontario Municipal
Board for the division of the
proposed town into three wards
with the following boundaries:
WARD 1—That portion west of
Main Street, from the South
Boundary to and including the
south side of Ann Street and on
the east side of Main Street, to
and including the south side of
James Street. WARD 2—That
portion west of Main Street,
froth and including the north
by
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Household Effects and
Miscellaneous Items
undersigned auctioneer has
instructed to sell by iptiblic-
auction
the Premises, Main Street,
Dashwood
on
WEDNESDAY,
commencing at 1
Gurney kitchen
class condition
box.
Some lengths
coal oil stove;
equipped with
oven; kitchen
lining; small
of
Tlie
been
On
AUGUST 23
: 30. p.m. sharp
range in first
. with new fire
Quebec heater, like dew;
of stove pipes;
electric hotplate,
thermometer and
range, with new
muius, ouja.li heater; kitchen
furniture; table with four chairs
to match; kitchen cupboard;
children’s bath tub; two utility
pans; 2 linoleums, like new;
tea kettle; coal scuttle; flower
stand; cellar c u p board with
screen door; small stand; quan
tity of sealers; folding clothes
horse; mahogany occasional
chair; mahogany rocking -chair,
like new; /
oak library table;
chair;
electric
heater;
digger;
articles
tion, all in new condition.
NO RESERVE.
Will be sold.
TERMS: Cash.
Harold Taylor,
Milford Mernor,
Alvin Walper-,
4 dining room chairs;
. . buffett; arm.
hand washing machine;
iron; 'bedstead; coal -oil
well pump; post hole
mallet; and many other
too numerous to men-
Everything
Prop.
Clerk
AUct
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