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Return From West
Mr. and Mrs.
Usborne and
old Amy of
turned
trip to
crossed
visiting
Butcher Shops
Will Close
Sat. Nights
at 10 p.m.
Commencing Sept. 30
Ray Cottle of
Mr. and Mrs. Hai-
Burford have re
ft pleasant motor
west coast. They
Rocky Mountains,
Lake Louise
and Jasper Park,
through the Rockies
unique experience, for
places you could look
side of the mountain for a dis
tance of some 3,000 feet. They
visited in Vancouver and Vic
toria and from Victoria they
motored 120 miles north, visiting
at Nanaimo and Courtney. While
there they enjoyed some salmon
fishing. The trip home was by
Seattle and through the State of
Washington where they visited
the Grand Coulee dam. They
crossed Lake Michigan by boat
and returned home by Port
Huron, having travelled over 7,-
000 miles without an accident.
after
the
the
at Banff,
The trip
was a
in some
down the
SAINTSBURY
The regular monthly meeting
of the Guild was held on Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Earl Greenlee with Mrs. M. Mc
Donald in the chair. After a
short business meeting, the eve
ning was spent in piecing quilt
blocks
ed by
lunch.
The
and Mrs. -Greenlee, assist-
Mrs. R, Greenlee, served
REAL ESTATEFOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED
Miss Minnie McDonald of Sas
katoon, Sask., is visiting with
her brother, Mr. Joe McDonald,
Exeter North.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Campbell
from Belmont sent the week-end
with Mr. Andrew Campbell, Exe
ter.
thanksgiving service was
held in St. Patrick’s Church on
Sunday,
packed, church.
Mitchell was guest speaker and
Mrs. J, Dickins was soloist.
The church was decorated
with fruits, vegetables, grain
and flowers.
The evening service was can
celled owing to the service of
Whitness in the Avon Theatre,
Stratford, for all the Anglican
churches in the Perth deanery.
Visitors in the community tor
the day were;
Mr. and Mrs. C. Fletcher of
Woodham and Mr. and Mrs. M.
Gardiner and Marilyn of Kirkton
with Mrs. W. J. Davis and Ivan,
Mr. D. Simpson and Miss M.
Isaac of London with Mr. and
Mrs. G. Issac.
Mr, and Mrs. D, Abbott
Sandra with Mr. and Mrs.
Maguire.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Abbott
FOR SALE—1949 Austin coach,
A-l shape. Apply at Times-
Advocate. 21:28*
September 24, with a
Rev. Hunt of
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—One . I.H.C, forage
harvester, nearly new; Olivei'
2- furrow iplow on rubber; elec
tric De Laval cream separator;
3- furrow plow, new. —-Apply:
R. B. Williams. 2*8*
LIVESTOCK WANTED —Up to
$5.00 each for Dead or Dis
abled Horses, Cows, Hogs, at
your farm. Prompt service.
Phone collect Exeter 287-W,
William Stone Sons. Limited,
Ingersoll, Ont. 3:10:17:24c
and
D.
Chambers & Darling
Fink’s Meat Market Economical, effective, efficient,
ever on the job are Times-Ad-
vocate Want Ads.
FOR SALE-
1948 Special
sedan,
covers
Apply:
Street.
Philqo
and
Mrs.
•In good condition,
Deluxe Plymouth
radio, nylon seat
heater included.
Welsh, Sanders
21*
FOR SALE—1947" Pontiac, tor
pedo styles, emaculate con
dition. Apply; Art Whilsmith,
phone 270-J. 28c
FOR SALE—125 Grey Rocks, 6
months old, laying. —George
Boa, Staffa, 14-1-19 Dublin.
21:28*
FOR SALE—20 chunks from 75
to 100 lbs. Apply: Jack Dic
kins, phone 28-r-21 Lucan.
28c
WANTED—.Higll-powered rifle,
preferably 30/30 calibre Rem
ington pump or Winchester
carbine. Phone 16 4-r-9 Dash
wood. 28c
WE HAVE FOR SALE -houses
jn 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
Registered No. 1 Dawson Golden Chaff Wheat $2.50
Commercial No. 1 Dawbul Wheat ...................
Commercial No. 1 Cornell, Dawson, Egyptian
Amber, or Junior Six .................................
No. 1 Cornell slightly mixed with Dawson ....
$2.25
$2.15
$2.00
F.O.B. Lucan Sacks Free
ALL THIS GRAIN IS HIGH GERMINATION
LUCAN
Interruption
Weather Permitting, the Hydro Will Be Off on
PLACES AFFECTED ARE:
PHONE 63
Notice
from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Eastern Standard Time
Exeter. Hensall. Zurich, Dashwood. Grand Bend,
Crediton. Centralia, and the surrounding Rural Areas
Also Affected Are:
Lucan, Granton, Ailsa Craig, ParkliilL
Rural Area
and Lucan
H.E.P.C. of Ontario
and
Mr, and Mrs. H, Latta and Carol
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkin
son.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Davis and
Wilfred of London with Mr. and
Mrs. R. Greenlee.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Dickins with
Mr. and Mrs. E. Greenlee.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins,
Mrs. E. McFalls of Lucan and
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ings of London
with Mr. and Mrs. H. Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs, G. Maines and
Elizabeth, Mrs. A. Davis and
Mrs. F. Davis with Mr. and Mrs.
H, Davis.
Miss J. Davis spent the week
end at the home
Johnson of Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. H.
tended the funeral
Mr. G. Howard on Thursday,
There was a school holiday on
Thursday for Exeter Fair at
No. 9 Biddulph.
FOR SALE—Girl’s coat, size 16.
Beautiful all-wool, fully lined.
Purchased in spring and worn
only 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—Oil burning space
heater. Findlay “Vega" enam
elled range, coal or wood; in
ner spring mattress. —R. D.
Hunter, Exeter, phone 150-W.
28c
Carroll at-
of the late
s.s.
FOR SALE—Choice amber hon
ey. Bring your own containers.
Mrs. Wm. -Carrick, Hay P.O.,
_Lake Road._______________c
FOR SALE—1940 Chev Coach,
good condition,
new tires; 19 36 Ford Sedan
$95.00; 1934 Chev standard
coach. Apply: Broderick Bros.,
phone 277. 28*
new motor,
FOR SALE—Child’s light maple
bed for use up to 7 years of
age. Both mattress and bed in
very good condition. $18.00.
Phone 5 6-r-2 Crediton. 28c
—’Continued From Page One
of Wingham, because the statu
tory thirty-one days in which to
make the appeal had elapsed.
Counsels representing the var
ious municipalities were
Hays, K.C., <
E. D. Bell, K.C., and
Cochrane, for Clinton,
and Hensall; J.
Goderich; H. Glenn
Township of Grey; J.
field for the Town of
and Frank Donnelly,
Hay and Stanley.
R. C. Hays, K.C., argued that
the county assessment was ap
proved by the
made up by Mr.
town assessment
of value that it
the citizens allowed
Hunter for Goderich
that the town was assessed
fairly; that there was no
dence of how $4,321,518
arrived at.
Sees All Equal
Eric Carscadden, Exeter asses
sor, called by E. D. Bell, K. C.,
of Exeter, in support of the
county, stated that in his opinion
after making a comparative esti
mate of values between Gode
rich, Clinton and Exeter, that
all are “very equal”.
To Mr. Cochrane, he said he
had made a comparison of
houses in Goderich and Exetei'
in size and type found it gener
ally fair. Some o f these were:
I Goderich Motors, $6,575; Exeter
iSupertest Oil, $7,650; Thomas
| Sandy residence, Goderich, $5,8-
|5o; Benson Turkey, Exeter, $4,8-
75; John H. Treble, Goderich,
$1,275; C. Brintnell, Exeter.
$1,475; Goderich assessment in
creased 32.5 per cent, by county
assessment: Clinton 30.3 and
Exeter 70.03 per cent.
R.C.
FOR SALE—5 cubic foot Kel-
vinator refrigerator. Mechan
ism in good condition. Porce
lain finish like new. Beavers
Hardware. 28*
County of Huron; !FOR SALE—'
W. G.
Exeter
K. Hunter for
Hays for
W. H_ush-
Wingham
K.C., for
department as
Alexander. The
was
was
so far out
a wonder
it. J. K.
submitted
un-
evi-
was
-Two-month-old reg
istered Golden Cocker Span
iels. Don McAllister, Centralia
village, across from church.
28*
FOR SALE — Rangette, chrome
top, in good condition, $25.00.
R. L. Payne, Elliot’s farm,
R.R. 2, Centralia. 28*
FOR SALE—’47 Studebaker 3-
ton truck with D.P. axle and
hydraulic hoist in goodshape.
W. C. MacDonald, phone 520,
Exeter. 28*
FOR SALE—150 Sussex - New
Hampshire pullets, 6 months
old. Phone 92-1-6 Zurich. —
Mrs. Wes Coleman. 28*
FOR SALE--Chesterfield and 2
chairs in good condition. Ap
ply: Geo. H. Wright, Exeter
south. 28*
FOR SALE—Finlay coal annex
heater with water front, white
enamel, used only 5 months.
Antique organ, low style, well
cared for. White kitchen cab
inet. Apply Anderson’s store.
Phone 37, Exeter. 28c
FOR SALE—Two building lots,
nice locality, close to stores,
churches and schools. —J. W.
Powell, phone 233. 28c
FOR SALE—'Good Cheer coal
heater. Good as new. Used
only two seasons. Apply: H.
G. Halward, Crediton, Ont.
28*
FOR SALE—Girl’s heavy green
coat with leopard trim, Size
14 years. Phone 276-J. 28c
FOR SALE—Weaner pigs. Allan
■Westcott, phone 176-r-32 Exe
ter. 28c
FOR SALE—Coal or wood kit
chen range, cream enamel. In
good working condition. Ivan
Webber, R.R, 1, Hay. Phone
35-r-4 Dashwood. 2 8*
FOR SALE—Used Hecla furnace,
19-inch fire pot. Apply Times-
Advocate. 2 8c
FOR SALE—Laying and ready
to lay pullets, all popular .
breeds. Edgar Cudmore, phone
171-r-14 Exeter. 28tfc
FOR SALE—Light amber hon
ey, 15c per pound. Also clover
honey in 4- and 8-pound con
tainers. Phone 33 8-J. 28*
FOR SALE—19 39 Dodge sedan,
$450.00. Have bought new
■car, must sell within week.
Apply: Hillside -Cabins, Grand
Bend. 28c
FOR SALE—Massey-Harris bean
puller in good shape. Priced
reasonably for quick .sale. Ap
ply to Oliver Stewart, phone
54-1-9 Kirkton. 2Sc
FOR SALE—-200 N. Hamp pul
lets, IS weeks old, $1.60 each.
Reply: Box “E”, The Times-
Advocate. 2S*
FOR SALE—-Medium size Que
bec heater, in good condition.
Price $10.00. K. L. Robertson,
phone 178-1-21 Exeter. 2 Sc
FOR SALE—50 Red x Rock pul
lets, 20 single comb White
Leghorn pullets, starting to
lay. Price $2.25 each. Stud
ent’s grey tweed suit, one pair
blue pants, both size 30 waist.
Pair No. 6 oxfords, like new.
Coleman gasoline lamp, Cole
man gasoline iron. —-Call
Crediton 25-r-4. 2Sc
FOR SALE—Singer electric sew
ing machine; Ostermoor mat
tress and box spring. Phone
488-J Exeter. 28c
FOR SzYLE—-Culvert, 13 ft. long,
4 ft. wide, for driveway.—
Phone 423, Harry Joseph,
Exeter. 2 Sc
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED—1,000 bus. of sprout
ed wheat. Apply: Cann’s Mill.
2 S-c
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.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Two clean unfur
nished upper rooms, no child
ren. —J. W. Powell, Victoria
St., West.28c
FOR RENT—Three-room apart
ment wits bath, immediate
possession. Apply to John
'Caldwell, phone 13-r-ll Exe
ter. 2-8 *
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. Pickard, Realtor, Main
st., Exeter, Ont, 7c
FOR RENT—-4-room apartment,
full basement, running water,
hot and cold, 3-piece bath
room, but to be shared with
another apartment, also hydro.
Phone 16 4-14, Dashwood
28:5c
BUSINESS BUILDING for sale.
Brick. Located on Main Street,
Exeter. Early possession, if de
sired. O. V. Pickard, Realtor.
HELP WANTED
HOUSES, FARMS, BUSINESSES
—We have prospective buyers
for farms, houses and busi
nesses in the Exeter district.
If you are interested in selling consult us. —C- V. Pickard,
Realtor, phone 16 5, Main St.,
■Exeter.
FOR SALE- G-E washer in good
condition. R. E. Russell, tele
phone 109. Exeter. 28c
FOR SALE—-2no Red and Sus
sex crossed pullets, started to
lay. Norman Ferguson, Crom
arty, phone Dublin. 12-r-4. 28
FOR SALE—Girl’s bicycle. $10.
Apply at Times-Advocate. 28c
PERSONAL
“OLD AT 40. 50, 60?” MAN!
You’re crazy’ Thousands pep
py at 70. Ostrex Tonic Tablets
pep up bodies lacking iron.
For rundown feeling many
men, women call “old”. New
“Get acquainted” size only CO
cents. All druggists.
Mr. Carscadden admitted Exet
er is in a. good farming region
and for that reason Canada Pack
ers locaed there.
William ,B. Cross, lien sail as
sessor, stated he had examined
25 properties in Goderich and
Hensall and considered the form*
er’s assessment lower than that
of Hensall.
County assessor Alex Alexand
er told County solicitor R. C.
Hays that he took Goderich at
zero in
because
icipality
seat of
ernmfent
located here. Has an unlimited
water supply. Other towns have
to drill. It has an airport service
and the only grain elevators in
the county. He detailed other
facilities. There is a far greater
percentage of brick buildings in
Exeter than in any other town?’
making up .the manual
it was the largest mun-
“the county town and
justice and county .gdv-
with the registry office
Turn those articles now stored
in your attic or basement into
cash. Someone is looking for the
very thing for which you have
no further use. Tell them about
it in a CLASSIFIED AD In this
paper.
POSITION WANTED — Capable,
efficient, experienced secre
tary desires employment in
secretarial, stengraphic or gen
eral office work. Excellent re
ferences, full or part time
employment acceptable. Phone
Ruth Mahon, 523-W. 28*
FULLY QUALIFIED stenographer
desires part time employment.
Reply Box “E”, Exeter Times-
Advocate. 28*
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND-—Child’s plastic raincoat
left in car at Exeter Fair.
Owner pay for ad. The Times*
Advocate. c
MISCELLANEOUS
HAVE TRUCK available for
hauling sugar
choice piece of
of Usborne. I
apples for sale,
ner, Kirkton.
beets; also a
land on N.E.B.
will have no
—J. W. Gardi-
28*
WILL EXCHANGE 4-roOined un
furnished ground floor apart
ment with 3-piece bath in
■Clinton, rent $27 per month,
for similar accommodation in
Exeter or near Centralia. Ap-
Apply Times-Advocate.
28:5:12*
PRACTICAL NURSE available.
For particulars phone 61. Mrs.
Melville. 21:28*
X 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 yout local agent, Any
magazine any time. —Harry
T, Buston, phone 461-J Exe
ter, ‘ 14tfc
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
andal statements,
.reports^ auclitingy __ __
mah Cowan, Hay P.O., phone
Dashwood 40-M3.
14:21:28:5*
,__E, fin-
income tax
etc, —Nor-
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
HELP WANTED—Girl or wo
man to help mother in a new
home. All conveniences. Mrs.
Harold Richardson, telephone
611-1-12 Parkhill, Ont. 28*
Manager-Caretaker
For Exeter Arena
Applications for the above
position will be considered by the
Exeter Arena. Board
Applications (in writing) should
state age, experience, if any, etc.,
and salary or hourly wage
expected
Full details of duties May be
obtained from Secretary-Treasurer
Applications to be in the hands
of the undersigned not later
than October 7
ROBERT SOUTHCOTT
Secretary-Treasurer
NOTICES
NOTICE — Whitewashing. Ar
rangements can be made. —
Bill Watson, phone 35-r-19
Dashwood. A24-N23*
NOTICE
Beet scales at Centralia will
open Monday, October 2.
To
RE: ERECTION OF THE
VILLAGE OF EXETER
TO TOWN
whom it may concern:
I have been authorized,
By-law No. 14, 1950, of the
Buildings and
Properties For Sale
Buildings Known As
WINCHELSEA AND
SHAMROCK CREAMERIES
Located at Winchelsea
and Centralia
Apply to
Canada Packers
EXETER
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
of Property and
Household Effects
The estate of the late
MRS. PETER MUNN
in the
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
at 1:30 p.m.
Ed Munn, Executor
Ed Corbett, Auctioneer
28c
by
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,
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
J a m e s Street. WARD 2—That
portion west of Main Street,
from and including the north
side of Ann Street, to and in
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
making the said application
the
this
from the South
to
atOntario Municipal Board
date.
G. V. Pickard,
Municipal Clerk,
Exeter, Ontario.
Dated at Exeter, Ont., July 13/50
Jy 13: O 5c
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
spring); maple bed, coil springs
mattress; spool bedroom
(4 pieces); walnut
rotary water pump;
linoleum;
and
suite
rack;
oral odd chairs;
nut table with marble top;
leaf table; silverware;
copper boilers; shawls;
walnut clocks; saws and tools;
steel tool trunk; pictures; Dutch
oven; coal oil oven; kitchen sink
with
radio case;
iron;
chine;
chair;
most new;
er, nearly new; well pump and
100 feet of 2-ineh piping; solid
library table; odd tables; gar
den tools; pots and pans; iron
frying pan; kitchen utensils;
step ladder; Queen oil burner;
kitchen range, nearly new, com
plete with carburetor; -copper
tubing; 45-gal. tank and all
valves; dining room table and
6 chairs; studio couch; mirror
oil stand; small square table;
wicker porcli rocker.
TERMS: Cash.
Mrs. Dick Howard, Prop.
Frank Taylor, Auct.
Fred Dawson, Clerk
hat
sev-
wal-
drop
dishes;
scuttles;
piping and tap; walnut
vu.se,' electric toaster and
electric stove; sewing ma-
walnut wing chesterfield
large Quebec heater al-
Coleman space heat-
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. I
will make delivery into Hay and
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
Bring
plete. Will be home t
and Saturday afternoons,
profit sharing cards.
E. L. JOHNSTON
Rawleigh Dealer
Phone 18-3 Exeter
!
Farm Sold
AUCTION SALE
of Horses, Poultry, Farm
Implements and Household
Furniture
The undersigned auctioneer has
been Instructed to sell by public
auction for
LLOYD STEBBINS
Lots 15 and 16, Con. 14,
McGillivray Township
half miles south of
West McGillivray Store
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4
at 1 o’clock
■ CONSISTING OF 4 horses, 300
4% months
Some
line
and
tfn
pullets 4 %
yearling hens,
and wood. Full
farm implements
furniture.
TERMS; Casli.
Ray Smith, Auctioneer
R.R. 4, Parkhili
old, 100
potatoes
of good
household