The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-10-19, Page 7THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 1950 Page 7
Minstrel Show Coming - See Page 12 CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE
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One Cent Sale
October 25
XMAS GIFTS
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
26 - 27
WINTER SUPPLY
Remember the Dates —- Shop Early
Phone 65
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FOR SALE
’49
’39
’50
’49
’40
Studebaker Deluxe Starlight 5-Passenger Coupe,
(low mileage).
Chevrolet Sedan, real buy.
Studebaker 1/^-Ton Truck.
Studebaker l/j-Ton Truck.
Fargo Panel %-Ton Truck.
We Can Also Get A ’50 Studebaker Regal Deluxe
Sedan Demonstrator With 4,000 Miles
Equipped With All Accessories
Blue Flame Oil Burner (Used) — $60
Graham Arthur
PHONE 210 EXETER
A woman who finds
that many of hei' out-of-
town friends drop in on
hen to spend the night
finally decided she would
have to get an extra bed.
Woman: ‘‘I want one
with old-style springs on
it. And a thin mattress.”
Salesman: “But such a
bed will not be comfort
able.”
Woman: ‘‘Exactly
way I want it!” s
the
■a
customers say “Exactlyhear our
It’s our constant aim to provide
the
the
We like to
way I want it’
best in automotive service so that our many customers
will be happy with our efforts. Have we looked after
your car lately?
South End Service
RUSS & CHUCK SNELL
Exeter Phone 328
FOR SALE—’40 Chev 2 - t o n
truck, completely overhauled,
in good condition. Three sets
of racks, tarp, hoist, good
tires. Reasonable. Melvin
(Bob) Edwards. Apply at the
Exeter Co-Op. 5*
HAVE YOUR CIDER made again
at Emil Becker’s. Dashwood,
phone 124. 19:26*
SQUARE
pieces
pieces
(7x8);
(7x8);
(7x8).
Old honey combs, any
Darrel Parker, Staffa.
TIMBERS for sale
17 ft. long (7x8);
rock elm 18 ft. 1<
4 pieces 12 ft. 1<
5 pieces 7 ft. 1(
WANTED TO BUI
Exeter Radio & Electric
V Lighting Fixtures V Small and Large Appliances
Come In and See Our
SUTHERNAIRE OIL HEATERS
FOR SALE—1949 Austin coach,
A-l shape. Price $1,175.00. —
Phone Clinton G16-r-13,
12:19*
FOR SALE—New Idea one-row
corn picker; International 1-
row corn picker, only dope 12
acres—a bargain. —M, A. Mc
Donald, Tesswater, phone 4-W
19c
FOR SALE—Red Scotch Short
horn bull, one year old. Reg
istered and accredited. Apply
to Fred Brown, R.R, 2, Credi
ton. 12:19*
FOR SALE—3,000-watt electric
hot watei’ heater, tank and fix
tures if desired. Phone 379-W,
S, Bower. 12:19*
FOR SALE—Choice spies and
other varieties, bring contain
ers. All sprayed fruit. Farm 2
miles west Ipperwash Army
Camp. —Neil Campbell, Hill
andale Farm. 12:19c
FOR SALE—’34 Dodge coach,
and a Model T Ford, both in
good condition; and Quebec
cook stove. —Phone 40-r-3
Crediton. 19 c
FOR SALE—193 7 Buick sedan,
heater, in good condition,
$275.00. Apply Box T, Times-
Advocate. 19*
NOTICES
NOTICE—Sugar beet scales at
Exeter will open, on Monday,
October 23
NOTICE—Will the person who
took the radio from Blackbush
school please return it befpre
police action is taken. No
questions asked. —Otto Wil-
lert, R.R. 2, Dashwood, school
secretary. 19*
NOTICE — Whitewashing. Ar
rangements can be made. —
Bill Watson, phone 35-r-19
Dashwood. A24-N2 3*
COMFORTABLE HOME for old
er people, Would be well
looked after. Apply Box "S",
Times-Advocate.19*
DON’T FORGET to Rota-Cap
your birds before you put
them in for the winter. They
are an excellent wormer. Get
them at L. V. Hogarth’s,
Phone 266, 5:12:19c
FOR SALE—M ax w e 11 electric
washing machine in very good
condition; dining room suite;
12 dozen sealers. Articles seen
any time. —-Airs. John Dalrymple, R.R. 1, Hensail. 19*
FOR SALE—Findlay coal and
wood heater, excellent condi
tion. Apply; 25 Marlborough
street. 19*
PHONE 187-W DON JOLLY
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SPECIAL—Ladies’ Home Jour
nal. Regular 2 years foi' $5.
October only, 2 years, six
months, $5, Subscription for
any magazine, —Harry Bur
ton, phone 461-J Exeter,
5:12:19*
FOR SALE—Beautiful quilts, all
kinds of designs. AU well
hand finished. Apply: Box 'S’,
Times-Advocate. 19*
I AM IN THE MARKET for all
kinds of horses, any size, any
age. —G. J, Dow, phone 83
Exeter. May 4*tfc
FOR SALE—1947 Pontiac coach
i n excellent condition, one
owner; 1940 Ford coach, good
condition; 1934 Chev standard
coach. —-Broderick Bros,, tele
phone 277 Exeter. 19*
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Monarch white por-
celaine ice zbox, in very good
c o n d i t i o'n. Airway vacuum,
cleaner and attachments. Ap
ply •' to Arthur Frayne, Main
Street, or phone 300 after 6
p.xu. 19c
FOR SALE—7 5 New Hamp and
Rock pullets, laying. Mrs. Art
Frayne, Main St,, Exeter, or
phone 300 aftex' 6 pan. 19c
FOR SALE—100 New Hamp
shire pullets, started to lay.
William Rundle, phone 62-r-7
Kirkton.
STRAYED—From Lot 11, 2nd
concession of Hay Township,
a spring calf, Holstein and
Hereford cross. -—Reg Knight.
19c
FOR SALE—Weaner pigs. Tele
phone 17 6-r-32 Exeter, Allan
Westcott. 19*
FOR SALE — Electric rangette,
new, never been used. Box P,
Times-Advocate. 19c
FOR SALE—U s e d piano for
sale. Apply: Box “L”, Times-
Advocate. 19c
FOR SALE—Two children’s 3-
piece winter outfits; one Rose
wood with white fur trim, 2-4
years; the other dark green
with brown fur trim, 4-6 yrs.
Phone 172-r-ll, Mrs. Roylance
Westcott. 19c
FOR SALE—1947 Chev sedan,
heater, good condition, 22,000
miles, $1,275.00. Apply: 135
RCAF Married Quarters, Cen
tralia. 19*
In order to obtain essential data on electrical appliances
for the change-over from 25 to 60 cycles, The Hydro-
Electric Power Commission of Ontario is currently con
ducting a survey of electrical equipment in approximate
ly 10% of the homes and commercial establishments in
Dashwood, Zurich, Hensail and Exeter.
Consumers chosen for the survey will he notified iby
Hydro of the date the technicians will call.
These men will carry credentials and it is suggested
that consumers request that identification be satisfac
torily established.
A COMPLETE inventory of the equipment TjS/ of ALL consumers will be taken just prior
to the change-over, tentatively scheduled for October
1951.
The Time
a)
The Hydro-Electric Power Commission
Of Ontario
Frequency Standai’dization Division
to do your landscaping and
seeding. If you need top
soil, contact us for quick
service. ,
Fill Your Coal
Bin NOW
s
— We Have in Stock —
FURNACE NUT
Suits
FRILLED
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W. C MacDonald
—■ Contractor —*
PHONE 520 EXETER Be Sure of Warmth through the Winter
K3'D & H
STOVE
Announcing
the opening of an
Electrical Shop
IN CREDITON
We are prepared to do
electrical wiring of all
kinds in the Crediton
and Zurich districts.
FOR SALE—19 49 Special deluxe
Dodge sedan, radio and air
conditioned. Apply: Clare
Wright, Centralia, phone Cre
diton 40-r-ll. 19c
RE: ERECTION OF THE
VILLAGE OF EXETER
TO TOWN
To 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 words,
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
James 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
tile Ontario Municipal Board
this date,
C. V. PICKARD,
Municipal Clerk,
Exeter, Ontario.
Dated at Exeter, Ont, July 13/50
July 13: Oct 5c
by FOR SALE—Two fur coats. —
Phone 45 3-J. 19c
Announcements
BIRTHS
ALBERTA
STOVE
LUMP (GALT)
POCOHANTUS
We Expect a Car of Domestic Stoker
End of the Month —- Order Now!
Church of God
Grand Bend
Rev. Glen Beach, Pastor
Special Revival Services
Rev. Lome Sparks
Rcturited Missionary from Chinn.
Oct. 22nd to Nov. Sth
Sun., Oct. 22
ii nmu
— Guest Speaker *—*
REV. C. C. WASHINGTON, R.A*
of. Auburn
Special Music by tile Choir
You arc cordially invited to
attend tills service.
t
e
Dodge Custom Sedan.
Dodge Special Deluxe Sedan.
DeSoto Custom Sedan.
Dodge Special Deluxe Sedan.
Dodge Special Deluxe Coach.
Plymouth Sedan.
to
at
Thames Road Church
BAXTER—Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Baxter (nee Doris
Wuerth) are happy to an
nounce the arrival of a daugh
ter at Barrie Hospital, Mon
day, October 16, 1950.
FRETTS—To Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Fretts of Crediton, a son,
Gregory Thomas, on October
14, 1950. A brother for Susan.
WEIGAND—Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
Weigand, Dashwood, announce
the birth of a daughter, Rose
marie, at Victoria Hospital, on
October 13 th, 1950.
CARDS OF THANKS
Wm. E. (Shooter Bill) San
ders wishes to express his thanks
to those who remembered him
in any way, to those who
and for the excellent care
ceived during his illness.
IN MEMORIAM
called,
he re-
19c
Wuerth Electric
Phone 84 Zurich
Wabasso Prints
at 390 yard
On sale this week: about
300 yards of .good quality
Wabasso prints. Suitable
for children’s and ladies’
dresses, aprons, quilts, etc.,
36” wide. Our regular 450
quality, for ....... 39c yard
J
Hensail Motor Sales
Save on Trucks
Christian Brotherhood Hour
over (TIT London
I) to Sunday morning
Services Sunday
it and 7:30 pan.
Week Night Services at 8 p.t»,
The public is conlially
invited to attend.
1950 Dodge Half-Ton Express (new). •
1949 F*argo One-Ton. Stake,
Phone 31
HENSALL
BOWER- In loving memory of
our dear grandson, Wayne
Bower, who passed away two
years ago, October 16.
He was a flower too sweet for
earth,
Sent here but for a while;
God marked him when He. gave
him birth
And took him with a smile.
—Always remembered by Graftd-
✓> ma and Grandpa. 19*
BOWER—In loving memory of
our dear son, Wayne,
passed away two years
October 16.
Here on this earth for two
years
Lived a child so sweet,
Till the angels came and
him to heaven
To sit at the Master's feet.
’Tis hard to lose
love
But we bow to the
Knowing that in
above,
Our son* is living still.
—Always remembered by
Dad, and sister Joyce,
GILBERT—In loving memory of
our mother, Mrs. Margaret
Ann Gilbert, who passed away
two years ago, October 19,
1948.
God knew that she was suffering,
That, the hills were hard to
climb: closed her weary eyelids
w h 1 s p e r e d "Peace be
thine”.
in the beautiful hills of
God,
By the valley of rest So fair;
Some time, some day, we know
not when,
will meet our
there.
—Ever remembered by
Gertie and Jean.
So he
And
Away
We
i
who
ago,
short
took
the one you
Saviour’s will
God’s home
Mom,
19*
mother
Cassie,
19*
Jas. P. Bowey
PHONE 33
Men’s and Boys
Fall and Winter
45-Gauge
ft
Nylon Hosiery
at 980 pair
About 10 dozen 45-gauge
n y I o n hosiery, new fall
shades, by one of our best
makers — sizes 9 to 11;
very slight imperfections in
weave. On sale this month
at .......................... 080 pair
Curtains For Sale
at $3,95 pair
Fine quality plain white
marquisette frilled curtains
—about 36 inches wide x
2U yards long; suitable
for bedrooms, etc. Very
slightly counter soiled. Our
regular $4.95 line, on sale
$08 pair
Topcoats
A Large Stock To
Choose From At
Last Year’s
Clothing prices have advanced rapidly in the last
few months, We had our orders placed early and
are offering all lines at last season’s prices—a
big saving for you! Come early and make your
selections.
CAMPBELL’S VEGETABLE SOUP
Always popular ..................... 2 tins 230
COLGATE’S BEAUTY SOAP
If sale, limited quantity ...» 2 cakes 100
HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP
13-oz. bottles each 240
BIRD’S CUSTARD POWDER
Vanilla flavour, a famous brand lin310
LYON’S TEA (Save 50 Pkg.)
Vj-Hu pkgs. .... blue label 480; white 450
GIANT RINSO
Good buying pet pkg, 210