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James St, Mission Circle
James Street Mission Circle
opened their fall session o n
Tuesday evening with a social at
t h e home of Mrs. Samson Mc-
Falls. Several hymns were sung
after which the group was lead
in prayer by Miss Jones. Busi
ness was discussed and at t h e
next meeting on October 10 to
be held at the home of Mary
Neil with Misses Betty Coates
and Alma Sillery as leaders. The
executive then took charge and
a sing-song, contests and games
were followed by a delightful
lunch.
Ships 120 Cattle
Alex Gardiner, Dublin,
120 high class cattle to
onto meat-packing firm
day. This is the second shipment
during the past, month.
THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1950
FOR SALE FOR SALE
shipped
a Tor-
Satur-
Economical, effective, efficient,
ever on the job are Times-Ad
vocate Want Ads.
Opportunity
Goodness of Bad People
A friend of mine, who is chap
lain of a city jail, recently asked
me to give an address to the in
mates. I was glad to go and do
what X could. There were about
two hundred men present—many
of them seemed quite young.
They gave me .excellent atten
tion; poor fellows;
listening to sermons
their punishment!
I had conversation
them;
few
some
people and
FOR SALE—1949 Austin coach,
A-l shape. Apply at Times-
Advocate, 21:28*
FOR SALE-—A used wringer,
Would also like some washing
to do. —Phone 490-J. 21c
I suppose
is part of
with about
they were
words with
asked me
con-
very
day.
FOR SALE—Singer electric sew
ing machine; Ostermoor mat
tress and box springs. Phone
488-J Exeter. 21c
FOR SALE—1947 Pontiac, tor
pedo styles, in excellent con
dition. Apply; Art Whilsmith,
phone 270-J, 21c
Exeter Times-Advocate
Major Oil Company is prepared to appoint Farm
Agent. Established route, truck supplied. Excellent •
opportunity for right party.
Apply Box R
Residents of Exeter
Eastern Standard Time
will go back into effect at
Midnight, Sun., Sept. 24
C. V. PICKARD, CLERK
By order of the Municipal Council
of the Village of Exeter,
Notice
Interruption
Weather Permitting, the Hydro Will Be Off on
Sunday Afternoon, September 24
from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Daylight Saving Time
PLACES AFFECTED ARE
Exeter. Henna!!, Zurich. Dashwood. Grand Bond.
Crediton. Centralia, and the surrounding Rural Areas
Also Affected Are
Iairan. Grtmtam Ailsa Craig;. Parkhill, and Lucan
Rural Area
H.E.P.C. of Ontario
a dozen of
eager to have a
an "outsider;”
to call on their
vey messages.
These prisoners were
much like one meets every
I tried to inject a little humour
into my address and they enjoy
ed it. I have often spoken at
lodges, clubs and even church
es to audiences that didn’t ap
pear much different except that
they were better dressed,
I came away feeling depressed.
These men had sinned against
society and had to take the pun
ishment. I felt that if .there is
anything in the world I couldn’t
be, it is a judge. There is a call
ing that calls for tenderness and
sagacity; a judge needs the .pray
ers of the people. Even the best
must make serious mistakes.
One yeads in the newspapers
about a man who has committed
a crime; it may be theft or
something worse. We say, no
punishment is too severe for such
conduct, yet there is another
j side to it 0.11, and if we knew
; that side we would, at least,
understand.
1 I am not saying that judges
| are too severe, for, after all,
I society must be protected, but I I do .think the day will come when
■ our system of handling law- | breakers will be different.
[ My friend, the chaplain, has
■had hundreds of conversations
: with prisoners and he tells me
that what most of these men
; dread is that they will never be
J able to regain theii* place" in so-
’ ciety; that others will suspect
them and steer away.
\ What should the attitude of
j the church be toward these
people? First, it should not be
’one of sharp and inconsiderate
condemnation. We know so little
about one another. The people
we condemn may have waged a
battle against besetting sins or
adverse circumstances that would
deeply move us if we knew the
facts. We can never know suf
ficient about others to pass any
well-founded judgement. Even if
we lived a lifetime, our know-
• ledge of them would still be
'■ partial and. incomplete.
• In the first book of Christian
history we have, the Acts of the
Apostles, we read of the acces
sions that came to the Church of
Jerusalem: "The Lord added to
the .church such as were being
saved.” Dr. T. G. Selby once
wrote: "It is impossible not to be
lieve that after their admission
to the Church many of these
men and women had to be picked
up again and again out of the
mire. But men and women are
brought into the Church to be
watched over, admonished, help
ed to their feet again when they
stumble.” This is a reasonable
view of the Church. It must do
for men’s needy souls what hos
pitals do for their ailing bodies.
None of us is perfect and we
pass judgement upon ourselves
when we become censorious and
ultracritieal of others about whose
true condition we know little or
nothing. Frederick Denison
Maurice, one of the great Christ
ians of the last century, wrote to
his mother: "Of all spirits I be
lieve the spirit of judging is the
worst, and it has had the rule
of me I cannot toll yon how
dreadfully and how long. Look
ing into other people for faults
which I had a secret conscious- others.
*11088 were in myself, and act us
ing them instead of looking for
MacINTOSH RED apples, selling
from the orchard, beginning
September 25. Bring contain
ers. —Don Fuller on Highway
21 just west of Ravenswood,
phone Forest 624-r-31. 21:28c
FOR SALE—Kenwood pale blue
3-piece outfit for child, size
2. —Phone 222. 21*
Treasurer’s Sale of Lands in Arrears of Taxes
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. COUNTY OF HURON
To Wit:
BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT under the hand of the Warden and Seal of the County of Huron,
bearing date the 11th day of July, 1950, and to me directed, commanding me to levy upon the
lands mentioned in the following list for arrears of taxes thereon, together with all costs incurred,
I hereby give notice that unless the arrears and costs are sooner paid, I shall proceed to sell the
said lands, or as much thereof as shall be sufficient to discharge such arrears of taxes and charges
thereon, at my office in the Court House, Goderich, by public auction, on Tuesday, November 7,
1950, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon, in compliance with the Statutes in that behalf.
Notice is hereby further given that if any of the said lands remain unsold an adjourned sale will
be held on Tuesday. November 14, 1950, at the same hour and place, and at which Municipalities
may reserve the right to purchase any of the said lands.
Goderich, Ontario, July 18, 1950.
A.H. ERSKINE,
Treasurer, County of Huron.
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
Name and Description
Robt Connor—Lot 1, Ducharme Sy., V. S. Zurich
Jim Baker—E. pt. Lot 18, N.B. ...................... ......
Robt. Henderson -Lot 1, Ducharme Sy. ...............
Mfrs. Robt. Gowdy—Lot 27, Turnbull Sy................
John Judkins—Lot 4, Plan 19
TOWNSHIP OF
Edward Diehl—Lots 23, 4,
Mrs. Eily Moorehouse-177
Con. 5 .........
Main, Bayfield
TOWNSHIP OF
Carl Theander, James Scott—Pt. Lot 205, Con. 1
W. J. O’Brien- Lot 120, Con. 1 .......... ............
All of the above, lots are patented.
Dated July 18, 1950.
FOR SALE—-Norge oil burner;
console type record player
(radio attachment). —Phone
255-J. 21c
FOR SALE—Climax cutting box,
complete with pipes. New set
of knives. Cheap. Apply Harry
Hirtzel, phone 72-r-3 Crediton
21c
FOR SALF—Coal space heater."
Phone 385-W Exeter. 21c
FOR SALE—In good condition,
1948 Special Deluxe Plymouth
radio, nylon seat
heater included.
Welsh, Sanders
21*
19 48 Special
sedan,
covers
Apply:
Street.
Philco
and
Mrs.
FOR SALE—A Mt. Royal coal or
wood range, in good condition.
Apply to Cliff Brintnell, W.
Huron St., phone 512-W. 21*
FOR SALE—Princess Pat coal
or wood cook stove, almost
new, ivory enamel, warming
closet, six lids and reservoir;
also Blue Flame oil space
heater. Apply at Exeter Times-
Advocate. 21*
FOR SALE—Singer sewing ma
chine, drop-head. —W. Martin,
Exeter South. 21*
FOR SALE—Used bicycles,
gents’ reconditioned and guar-
anteeed, $15.00. —W. Martin,
Exeter South. 21*
FOR SALE—Blue cloth winter
coat with red fox fur collar,
like new, size 16. —Phone 22,
Crediton. 21c
FOR SALE—Apartment size 4-
burner white electric heavy
duty stove, oven control; also
Blue-flame oil space heater,
reasonable. —J. Findlay, %
R. Frayne, River Road, Exe
ter. 21*
FOR SALE—Good coal or wood
Clare Jewel range. Cheap for
quick sale. Call 326-J or see
Norval Jones in person, two
blocks west of library corner.
21*
FOR SALE—Large crib with
spring - filled mattress, good
condition. Apply: 4S Marlboro
St. 21*
FOR SALE— Oil burning space
heater, Findlay’ "Veda” enam
elled range, coal or wood; in
ner spring mattress. —R. D.
Hunter. Exeter, phone 113-W.
21c
FOR SALE— New navy liande-
made bathrobe for child 10 to
12 years. Nice gift. —Phone
15. 21c
FOR SALE* -Hot air furnace,
pipes and registers. Also water
boiler for 4 to 5 radiators,
cheap. — Phone 15. 21c
their fautls in myself where I
should have wen sure to find
them all; this has hindered my
progress in love and gentleness
and sympathy more than all
things else.” Maurice’s self-con
demnation came because of hiG
own humility and s y m p a t h y.
Great and good men are first to
make allowame for weakness in
When someone asked
David Livingstone how, in view
of their cruelty, lie could treat
Arab traders with patience, he
replied: “I have faults of my
own.”
As I was leaving tile jail one
prisoner thanked me for my
visit, then added; "I hope you’ll
come hack.”
i am still wondering if that
was a compliment or a wise
crack.
Our quotation today is by Dr.
Richard Pyke: “If religion has
not made us patient with people,
it has not done much for us.”
(Advertisement in an English
newspaper)
Owner of tractor wishes to cor
respond with widow who owns
a modern thresher; object mat
rimony; send photograph .of the
machine.
STANLEY
Years in
Arrears Taxes Cost Total
1947-8 6.60 2.25 8,85
1947 ■& 1949 63.00 3.58 66.58
1947-8-9 9.42 2.25 11.67
1947 4.58 2.25 6.83
1947 & 1949 7.76 2.25 10,01
Tht Reader
Comments
11.81
2.25
400.20
8.17
STEPHEN
1947
1947
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Published in the Ontario Gazette, August 5,1950
I.eiterK to the editor n»ibHMhc<l
HeVifewfi'Sei* represent the views
rtf individual persons. We invite
our renders to make nsc rtf this
column.
To the Editor
We
behind
street
health
the County of Huron $40,000 a
year to maintain a health unit
at Clinton, Ont. There have been
complaints made to the Unit
about this hatchery. What IS the
matter with having some action.
—A Taxpayer
have a chicken hatchery
a residence on the station
that is a menace to the
of Exeter. It is costing
FOR SALE—Seed wheat, Cor
nell variety at $2 per bushel.
Office phone 54, residence 63,
Cook Bros. Milling Co., Hen
sail, Ont. 14:21c
FOR SALE—Brick house, Credi
ton, Price $1,900.00. Apply:
F/S Pridham, Crediton. 21*
FOR SALE—Used kitchen range
with power oil burner. Croc
ker Refrigeration, phone 59-W
Exeter. 21c
FOR SALE—3-way pump good
condition. Oliver foeanpuller
complete, in good shape. —
Phone: John Ryan, 20-r-21
Crediton. 21*
FOR SALE—125 Grey Rocks, 6
months old, laying. —George
Boa, Staff a, 14-r-19 Dublin.
21:28*
FOR SALE—Girl’s coat, size 16.
Beautiful all-wool, fully lined.
Purchased in spring and worn
onljf five or six times. Suitable
for fall and winter wear. Will
sell for one-third of original
cost. If interested, apply at
Times-Advocate. 21:28c
FOR SALE—170_ pullets,
and Sussex.
months old,
pullets, will
month. —C.
Aon, phone 11.
R.R.
They are four
healthy, strong
.be laying in a
M. Green, Credi-
21*
HELP WANTED
EXPERIENCED SALESLADY —
For ladies’ ready-to-wear. Id
eal working conditions. Per
manent position. Apply Ross’
Limited, 19 6 Dundas St., Lon
don, Ont. 14:21:28c
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—By day or week—-
wallpaper steamer, v a c u u m
cleaner, floor polisher. —Bea
vers Hardware. 21c.
LOST AND FOUND ,
LOST—On highway 21, 3 miles
northeast of Grand Bend, a
canvas trailer-roof, Please con
tact Caretaker, P.O. Sarnia or
phone 1'35-M Sarnia, (reward)
7:14:21*
FOUND—In Usborne on Huron
Street, a black dinner pail
with lunch. Owner can have
same by applying at Times-
Advocate and paying for ad.
MISCELLANEOUS
PRACTICAL NURSE available.
For particulars phone 61. Mrs.
Melville. 21:28*
I AM IN THE MARKET for all
kinds of horses, any size, any
age. —G. J. Dow, phone 83
'Exeter. May 4* tfc
PAPERHANGING' & PAINTING
— Paperhanging a specialty.
Work guaranteed.—Mr. Nixon,
phone 380-M Exeter. IStfc
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS —
From your local agent. Any
magazine any time.* —Harry
T. Buston, phone 461-J Exe
ter. 14tfc
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE, fin
ancial statements, income tax
reports, auditing, etc. —Nor
man Cowan, Hay P.O., phone
Dashwood 40-r-13.
14:21:28:5*
NOTICES
NOTICE — Whitewashing. Ar
rangements can be made. —
Bill Watson, phone 35-r-19
Dashwood. A24-N23*
litter of 11, 3 weeks old; York
shire sow
weeks old.
Per and November
hog, 6 shoats.
FOWL ■■
HAY;
IMPLEMENTS
Cockshutt ’binder; Frost & Wood
oil bath mower,
loader; Mc.D.
hoe drill; roller
riding plows; 3 gang plows; 3
walking plows; 2 buggies; set
of scales; turnip drill; stock
rack; cutter; Cockshutt manure
spreader, nearly new; Litchfield
manure spreader; 2 set of Sloop
sleighs; sap pails; tongues; 2
hay racks; 2 scufflers; cultiva
tor; steel scales; wagon; 150 8-
inch tile; lumber; cedar posts;
wagon and box; 2 wheelbarrows;
car; rope; pulleys; slings; 2 set
of double harness and collars;
fanning mill; grinder; 3 root
pulpers; cream separator; pails';
logging chain; steel troughs;
chop boxes; 150-ft. hose; ex
tension ladder; quantity of
plank; .bag truck; bags; barrels;
drums.
Thirty cord short wood; forks,
shovels, chains.
Also a full line of household
furniture.
NO RESERVE—Farm is sold.
Terms—cash.
Refreshment booth on grounds.
Miss Agnes Woods, Prop.
W. E. Nairn, Auct.
with litter of 7, 2
3 sows due in Octo-
Tamworth
: 25 geese,
Quantity of baled hay.
New 7 - f o o t
, 5-ft.; M.H. hay
side rake; M.H.
■; 3 single-furrow
3 gang plows
; 2 buggies
drill
BAR MAN—Capable and effi
cient bar man wanted to work
in Officers’ Bar, R.C.A.F. Sta
tion Centralia. Must be fami
liar with handling cdsh and
stock - taking. Starting salary
$125 per month. References
required. Apply: Bar Officer,
R.C.A.F. Station Centralia.
14:21c
WANTED
Rawleigh Customers
I am giving up the Rawleigh
Agency. All goods are now on
sale. Orders over $1.00 10% off,
over $10.00 15% off, except'
minerals, sprays and spices.which
are 10%. Orders will be taken over phone or through mail. 1|
will make delivery into Hay and I
Stephen in September, others
call at my home.
Be prepared to settle old ac
counts when I call. Send in
orders early while stock is com-
evenings i
Bring I
Kitchener Stock Yards
sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION
EVERY THURSDAY AT 1 PAL
a. large offering of
Dairy Cows, Market Cattle,
Feeders, stackers, Calves,
Hogs, Sheep, Horses
Ship your livestock to the
largest Auction Market in On
tario with room for 25 car loads.
Three auction rings operate at
one time. The modern way to
market livestock. Accurate
counting. Lunch counter,
acres parking area. For a
day come to Kitchener
Thursday.
F. J. Steffler, Manager
Phone 2-9 671
ac-
Ten
big
next
tfc
LIVESTOCK WANTED—Up to
$5.00 ' ■ ~ _ z:_
abled Horses, Cows, Hogs, at
your "
Phone
William Stone Sons. Limited,
Ingersoll, Ont. 3:10:17:24c
each for Dead oi* Dis-
farm. Prompt service,
collect Exeter 287-W.
WANTED—25 cattle for rough
feeding during winter. —Don
ald Parsons, R.R. 1, Hensall,
phone 692-r-33 Hensall. 21*
WANTED—Immediately! 2k fur
nished apartment, 2 or more
rooms, in or around Exeter;
couple with one child. Write
Box "U”, Times-Advocate. 21*
REAL ESTATE
WE HAVE FOR SALE houses
in Exeter, Hensall, Clinton
and Mitchell, Stores in Huron
and Middlesex. 22 farms of 1
to 275 acres in Huron, Perth
and Middlesex.--W. C. Pearce,
Realtor. Earl Parsons, Sales
man, Exeter. 31tfn
GENERAL STORE—Huron Coun
ty, on surfaced county road,
centre of prosperous general
farming district, good brick
store building with comfort
able dwelling attached, hydro,
water pressure, oil burner. A
good property in a good loca
tion, doing a good business.
FEED MILL —With complete
equipment, comfortable brick
house, hydro throughout Ex
cellent highway location. Buy
now and be ready for heavy
fall and winter season.
—C. V. Rickard, Realtor, Main
st., Exeter, Ont. 7c
HOUSES WANTED—We have
sold several houses recently
but we still have prospects
looking for
would consider selling your
property come in and talk the
matter over with us or, if you
prefer, give us a call and We
will come to see you. —C. V.
Pickard, Realtor, phone 165,
Main St., Exeter.
more.If you
Buildings on
Properties For Sale
Buildings Known As
WINCHELSEA AND
SHAMROCK CREAMERIES
Located at Winchelsea
and Centralia
Apply to
EXETER
plete. Will be home
and Saturday afternoons,
profit
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable Household
Effects And Miscellaneous
Items
ON THE PREMISES
in the
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
undersigned auctioneer has
To
sharing cards.
E. L. JOHNSTON
Rawleigh Dealer
Phone 1S3 Exeter
I The
i been instructed to sell by public
( auction
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
commencing at 1 p.m. sharp
FULL LINE of furniture and
a large assortment of other ar-
tfn tides, all in first class condition.
Mrs. Sarah Drysdale, Prop.
William Johnson, Clerk
Alvin Walper, Auct,
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects
The undersigned auctioneer has
received instructions to sell by
public auction at the residence
of
MRS. DICK HOWARD
William Street, Exeter, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
at 1:30 p.m.
the following:
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Sim-
.............._... .......mons bed and mattress (inner
Boundary to and including the I U niaple bed, coil springs
south side of Ann Street and on and mattress; spool bedroom
the east side of Main Street, to 5suite (4 pieces); walnut hat
and including the south side of I rack; rotary water pump;
James Street, WARD 2—That <?ral odd chairs: linoleum; .
portion west of Main Street, t nut table with marble top; drop
from and including the north leaf table: silverware; dishes;
side of Ann Street, to and in- copper boilers; shawls; scuttles;
eluding the south side of Gidley walnut clocks; saws and tools;
Street and on the east side of steel tool trunk; pictures; Dutch
Main Street, from and including!oven; coal oil oven; kitchen sink
the, north side of James Street hvith piping and tap; walnut
to and including the south side I radio case; electric toaster and
of Gidley Street. WARD 3-—That I iron; electric stove; sewing ma-
portion east and west of Main chine; walnut wing chesterfield
Street from and including the chair; large Quebec heater al-
north side of Gidley Street, to | most new; Colenhn space heat-
and including the North Bound- ’ er, nearly new; well pump and
ary, jlOO feet of 2-ineh piping; solid
_ . * ’ od<l tables; gar-
* ; pots and pans; iron
frying pan; kitchen utensils;
step ladder; Queen oil burner;
kitchen range, nearly new, com
plete. with carburetor; copper
tnbing; 45-gal. tank and all
valves; dining room table and
6 chairs; studio couch; mirror
on stand; small square table;
wicker porch rocker.
TERMS: Cash.
Mrs. Dick Howard, Prop.
Frank Taylor, Aiict,
Fred Dawson, Clerk
by
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
Please take notice that I am j library table;
making the said application
the
this
sev-
wal-
to j den tools;
AtOntario Municipal Board
date.
O. V, Pickard,
Municipal Clerk,
Exeter, Ontario.
Dated at Exeter, Ont, July
Jy 13: O 5c
AUCTION SALES
13/50
'Clearing1
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock, Implements,
And Furniture
E. Nairn, auctioneer, will sell
■by public auction on
LOT. 2, CONCESSION 15,
W.R.R. BLANSIIARD
4y2 miles north of St. Marys on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
commencing at 10 o’clock sharp
the following:
Grey Perclieron
and .gelding, 8 yrs.
mare, 12 years old.
12 Durham cows,
7 Durham
W,
HORSES:
team, mare
old; driving
CATTLE:
milking;
bred; 4 Durham steers,
old; 4 Durham heifers,
old; 7 yearling heifers;
ham calves from 2 to 6
registered Shorthorn bull, 2 yrs.
old.
The above herd recently test
ed with no reactors,
HOGS: Yorkshire sow, with
heifers,
2 years
2 years
13 Dur-
month;
CLASSIFIED RATES
25 words or less - 350
More than 25 words
l|c per word.
Subsequent Insertions 25c
More than 25 words
ic per word.
Semi-Display Classifieds
(restricted to one column)
First Insertion S4c per inch
Subsequent Insertions
70c per inch
Classifieds calling for a box
number 10c extra.
Bookkeeping charges will bo
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