HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-05-11, Page 6Page 6 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 11, 19S0
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fieds.
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Phone; Crediton lSrll
Exeter 857
Notice
Office
Closed
May 15, 16
John W. Orchard
Optometrist
G/enn’s
Auto Wreckers
PHONE 418-M EXETER
Used Parts
for most makes of cars
AXLES & 16” WHEELS
for trailers or wagons
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Chiselhurst Groups
Hold Joint Meeting
A very pleasant afternoon was
spent at the home of Mrs. Wm.
Pybus on Tuesday of this week,
when twenty-five members of the
Chiselhurst W.M.S. and
met for their regular monthly
meeting.
Mrs. Thomas Brintnell preside
ed for the W.M.S. and Mrs. J. M.
Glenn for the W.A. Mrs. Rev, H.
J. Snell was the guest speaker
and her message was enjoyed by
all present. Her challenge was
for greatei' efforts to meet the
needs of today, not only by
groups but by individuals, A
musical number was rendered by
the Chiselhurst ladies. A dainty
lunch was served and a
time spent together.
social
Fewer Request Jobs
A decrease in the number of
applicants seeking employment
through the National Employ
ment Office at Goderich is
shown from March 30 to April
27. One hundred and thirty-nine
application^ were handled.
Also during the month of
M a. r c h approximately $15,720
was paid out in benefits through
the office.
Hensall Guides Elect Officers
Prizes and awards were pre
sented at the Mother and Daugh
ter meeting of the Hensall Girl
Guides held in the community
building.
Officers appointed were, Capt.,
Edith Bell; Joan Johnston, as
sistant lieutenant; Ruth Soldan,
color guard; patrol leader, Gert
rude Bell, Margaret Stephan,
Marlen Petzke. The Guides re
cently equipped their room with
thirty folding chairs, Venetian
blinds and drapes. They sold tic
kets on a quilt which netted
$50, and sponsored a paper drive.
NEW HOLLAND Automatic Pick-Up Baler ties up to
seven twine-tied bales per minute. Only one man and
a tractor needed. Operates in the field from a wind-
low ... or from a stack, on its own power unit. Bale
hay, straw, soy beans.
Larry Snider Motors
PHONE 64-W
WOODHAM
Miss Donna Dickinson of Bt.
Marys spent the week-end with
Miss Merle Hazlewood.
Mrs. Ira McCurdy spent the
week-end with Miss Ella Mills of
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chisholm
and David of Mt. Forest spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. D.
C. Stephens.
Miss Florence Kirk, Miss Lo-
rene Jaques and Mr. Johnny
Davidson were elected to the ex
ecutive of the Perth Presbytery
Y.P.U. in Mitchell on Saturday.
Miss Winnie Gray of Hensall
spent the week-end with Miss
Bessie McCurdy,
Fourteen young people from
Woodham attended the evening
session of the Perth Presbytery
Twenty-Fifth Annual Convention
in Main St. United Church, Mit
chell on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and
Mr, and Mrs, Bert Rundle visit
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Scott of Farquhar,
Mrs. Wanless
visiting with her
Wanless and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Classifieds Get Results
. FOR SALE
of Toronto
son Rev. T.
, Wanless,
Ray Mills and
Betty visited on Wednesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mills, Scotts
ville.
Y.P.U. Presents Program
The Y.P.U. had a program of
various numbers in the church
on Friday evening. The following
numbers were given: Piano solo
by Lorene Jaques: vocal solos by
Verla Wheeler and Grace Collier;
vocal duet, Johnny Davidson and
Ross Dobson; violin solo, Wm.
Mills; dialogues, “Roses and Ro
mances”, ' ‘An Exciting Time”,
and “Burglars and Ghosts” by
and “Burglars and Ghosts”.
Lunch was served by the young
people.
W.M.S. Meet
The Woodham W.M.S. met at
the home of Mrs. George Dann
on Thursday May 4. Eighteen
ladies were present. Mrs. G. Wan
less conducted the worship ser
vice. The theme was “Celebrating
the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary in
our Auxiliary”. In the .absence
of Mrs. C. Camm, Mrs. E.* Rodd
had charge 9f the anniversary
programme, “Growing with the
Years in the Society as a whole.”
She was assisted by Mrs. B. Wil
son, Mrs. W. Switzer, Mrs. F.
Pattison and Mrs. F. Doupe. Mi's.
Wanless had charge of the “Clos
ing Litany of Dedication to Ad
vance” with all members dedicat
ing themselves to greater service
in the advancement of the Christ
ian Church. She continued with
a short poem “Myself and X” and
closed with prayer. The usual
business was transacted. The roll
call was answered by your favor
ite hymn. Lunch was served by
the committee in charge. Follow-j
ing lunch a sale of home made ■
sponsored by one of the FOR SALE-
took place.
baking
groups
is
G.
FOR SALE—Large four - burner
McClary electric stove. First
class condition. For particu
lars phone Exeter 9 5. 11*
FOR SALE—1942 black Chev
Coach., good condition. Phone
15. He
FOR SALE—1936 Ford deluxe
coach, new motor, good rub
ber, Highest cash offer. Apply
August Gregus, phone 172r23
Exeter. 11:18*
FOR SALE—-h.p. J o h n s o n
air-cooled engine; also
and %-h.p. electric motors.—
Lome Johnston, Exeter, phone
286-W. 11*
FOR SALE—Two Massey-Harris
lever * harroiys, 3 years old, in good shape.'Apply: Reg. Hodg
son, Centralia, phone 18-r-3
Crediton. 11c
FOR SALE—Weaner pigs. Allan
Westcott, phone 176-r-32 Exe
ter. 11*
PETS FOR SALE—Two toy
Registered Pomeranians, gold,
good pets for children. Selling
at lower price for quick sale.
—Phone 3 7 8-J Exeter or 81-r-
2 In gens ol J. 11*
FOR SALE —- Strawberry plants,
orders from 100 to 1,000
plants, Senator Dunlop var
iety. —W. F. Abbott, phone
418-R, Exeter, after 7 p.m.
11c
FOR SALE—19 35 Chevrolet, in
good condition. —Phone 89-R
11*
FOR SALE—’41 Plymouth coupe
in perfect condition. The 'price
is right. ’31 Chev sedan, fair
condition, good tires, steel
roof, heater; make me an of
fer. —G. Bonnallie, telephone
405-M. 11c
FOR SALE—Used Beatty wash
er, good condition, $35.00. —
Beavers Hardware, Exeter.
11c
FOR SALE—Capitol soy beans
for seed. Gordon Ratz, 161-r-3
Dashwood. 11*
FOR SALE—An iron well pump
with piping. —Mrs. Eunice
Stone, Exeter, phone 311-W.
11c
FOR SALE—31 little pigs, nine
weeks old and younger. —Joe
Amos, Ailsa Craig, telephone
619-r-14. 11c
CLASSIFIED RATES
25 words or less * 350
More than 25 words
ljc per word.
Subsequent Insertions 25e
More than 25 words
lc per word.
Semi-Display Classifieds
(restricted to one column)
First Insertion 84c per inch
Subsequent Insertions
70c per inch
Classifieds calling for a
nunibei* 10c extra.
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.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—1939 Nash sedan
wjth built-in radio, air-condi
tioned, new shocks, motor
overhauled, tires like new,
$875.00. 1928 Model A, four
new tires, $90.00. 1928 Model
A, in good shape, steel top,
$110.00, —R. Grenier, B-A
Service, Grand Bend. lltfc
FOR RENT
box TO RENT OR will take in cattle
to pasture, 50 acres of pas
ture on sy2 Lot 18, Con. 18,
Stephen Township. Telephone
62-r-22, C. Gratton, Grand
Bend. lie
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FOR RENT—Four unfurnished
rooms with all conveniences.
Apply: Times-Advocate, 11*
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MISCELLANEOUS
AM IN THE MARKET for all
kinds of horses, any size, any
age. —G. J. Dow, phone 83
Exeter. May 4*tfc
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED for Summer employ
ment at Lakeview Casino,
Grand Bend: Waitresses, over
16 years of age, for Snack
Shop; salesgirls for Surf Shop;
girls -or women for Snack
Shop kitchen. Character refer
ences required; write or tele
phone W. E. McIlroy, Grand
Bend, Ont. 4:11c
WANTED—Woman to work in
kitchen for 2 or 3 weeks. Also
WAITRESS—Call in person at
Rether’s Coffee Shop. 11c
BABY CHICKS
CHICKS - CHICKS - CHICKS —
All breeds available now. Chick
days Tuesdays and Fridays.
Thousands of started chicks
in our brooders now, some • 2
and 3 weeks old. Neuhausel*
Hatcheries, 81 King St. Lon
don.
REAL ESTATE
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.
E. A. Moffatt and daugh-
returned to their,
Mrs.
ter Patricia
home in London after spending
a week with the former’s pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kydd
of town, and with Mr. and Mrs.
D. A. Moffatt of Kippen.
2,000 plain bricks;
9 pieces of square timber, 9’
to 23’ long. Apply: J. A. Pol
lard, phone 361-W Exeter. 11*
150 ACRES Stephen Twp., with
complete buildings, water,
electricity throughout. —W. C.
Pearce, Exeter, Ont.
VACUUM CLEANERS
ELECTRIC
FLOOR POLISHERS
By Day or Week
Beavers Hardware
NOTICES
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS; Kit
chen range; drop-leaf table; cup
board; 2 couches; 2 ,s m a 11
tables; lawn mower; stool; 2
clocks; 2 parlor tables; feather
tick; sideboard; 2 small stands;
bedroom carpets; bedding; 4
beds; springs; mattresses; dres
ser; commode; 4 chairs; table;
5 dining room chairs; carpet
sweeper; pictures; bookcase;
alarm clock; parlor rug; lino
leum; carpets; dishes of all
kinds; pots; pans; pails; garden
tools; axes; hoes; carpet; tools;
bucksaw; shovels; rockers; low
down chair; stool; wheelbarrow;
vases; chest of drawers; cedai-
chest; coal oil stove; upstairs
carpets; quantity of wood; Phil-
co radio, good as new.
REAL ESTATE: At the same
time and place there will be of
fered, subject to a reserve0 ibid,
the following valuable proper
ties:
Parcel 1—'House and lot on
John Street in the Village of
■Exeter, being lot 1217, plan 20.
Parcel 2—The north 75 acres
of lot 23, concession 4, in» the
Township of Stephen, which* is a
grass farm.
TERMS: Chattels, cash. Real
estate 10 per cent down on the
date of sale and the balance
within 30 days. Further terms
given on day of sale.
The estate of the late
Richard Davis
Frank Taylor, Auctioneer
Fred Dawson, Clerk
11:18
RE ACCOUNTS
I have disposed of the Blue
Coal business to ‘R. E. Broderick
of Hensall. All accounts due me
are now due.
H. Bierling
For Sale
4:11c
Re Crackers, Squibs
And Other Fireworks
Merchants are requested
refrain from selling Fire Crac
kers or other Fireworks.
Under No. 49 of the Consoli
dated- By-laws of the Village of
Exeter it is illegal to set fire to
any cracker, squib or other fire
works within the village without
special permission. Penalty udder
the by-law not to exceed
and costs.
By Order of
Municipal Council
to
$10.00
4:11c
TENDERS WANTED
Used 4-Light Fluorescent
Fixture
Used Commercial Fixtures
^-h.p. R. 1 Motor
Oil Burner
Electric Fence
Little Beaver 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 Hand
Vacuum Cleaner
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Passmore Electric
HENSALL, ONTARIO
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in the preparation
Classified Ads
FOR SALE—Ladies’ CCM bi
cycle in good condition; also
2 pairs ball-bearing roller
skates. —Phone 63. lie
FOR SALE—Residence of Mrs.
Cook in Crediton. Contact: H.
K. Elber for information.
27:5:12*
FOR SALE—Man’s
good condition. -
Exeter.
bicycle in
—Phone 43
11:18*
Helpful Hints
T—Full description arouses interest. Do not try to save too many words.
Brief description often fails to give the selling points. When possible^
give the price*
2—Make it easy for the propect to contact you. Always give name and
address^ and phone number, if you have one. In the latter case give
the best hour to contact you.
3—Do not expect to secure results with one or two insertions of your ad.
A six-day order is best and cheapest. You can always stop the ad and
be rebated for unused insertions.
4—If you do not receive inquiries, the wording of your ad probably
needs changing. Our ad department can help you in writing your ad*
5—(Shape your ad to definiely draw the attention and interest of the
reader. Too much bevity, lack of necessary information or description,
mystery about cost or price may cut short the reader’s interest. Make
your own ad read the way you like to see other ads.
Where Classifieds Get Results
FOR SALE—-Gurney coal and
wood range in excellent con
dition, used only two winters; |
also Silent Glow oil burner
unit easily installed in stove.
Priced reasonable. Phone 375J
Exeter. 11*
LOTS FOR SALE —We have
three lots, 240-foot frontage,
approximately 3/5 acre. Price
$500.00. We have other single
and double lots well located
and reasonably priced. —C. V.
Pickard, Realtor, Exeter.
FOR SALE—Iron pump with 24
feet piping. Apply: Mrs. J.
Shepherd, Hensall, Ont.
18 TILLABLE ACRES near Gor-
rie with a complete set of
farm 'buildings with hydro,
and water pumped into barn
by windmill. Immediate pos
session for only $2,900. —W,
C. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter.
20:4tfc
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 and 4 inches thick. Tender
to be price per running foot.
Municipality t.o supply cement,
gravel, fill and expansion joints.
Tenders on repair work to be
rate per hour for labour and
equipment. Municipality to sup
lily material as above.
All tenders to be in office of
-Clerk not later than 5 p.m. May
15, 1950.
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
C. V. Pickard
Municipal Clerk,
Main St., Exeter, Ont.
4:11c
CENTRALIA
Dog Owners’
WARNING
According to Municipal By
law, no dog may run
large in the Village
Centralia between May
and September 30.
POLICE TRUSTEES
NOTICE
AUCTION SALES
at
of
16
FOR SALE—Two York sows,
due June 15 and June 30. —
Major Baker, phone 164-r-G
Dashwood. 11c
GOOD BUILDING LOT, centrally
situated, with choice drainage
possibilities. —W. C. Pearce,
Exeter. 13c
WANTED s
WANTED—Home for aged gen
tleman for the summer mos.
Apply Box S, Times-Advocate.
11:18*
WANTED—To rent, 3 or 4 un
furnished rooms with conven
iences. Young married couple,
no children. Mrs. Poltaruk,
phone 266 Exeter. 11*
Edward Johns
Edward Johns, a former resi
dent of Exeter, djed ill Clinton
Wednesday in his 81st year.
Deceased was a brother of Mrs.
William Brook, of Usborne and
Mrs. Eliza Delve and Mrs. Robt.
Sanders of town. He
married. The funeral
place from the home
ter, Mrs. Brook, lot
Usborne, Friday at
D.S.T. with interment :
ter cemetery,
was never
will take
of his sis-
2, Coil. 7
2:30 pan.
in the Exe-
A shy spinster lady was mak
ing cautious inquiries at a per
fume counter.
“I’m on duty at the USO,”
she confided to the sales girl,
“and I want something the sold
ier boys will like.”
“You must try our new mili
tary formula,” gushed the miss
behind the counter, “it makes
gouty generals behave like buck
•privates on leave!”
“Does it have a name?” the
customer queried.
“I’ll say!” winked the sales
girl. ‘We call it ’Secret Weapon”.
FOR SALE-—Service station and
garage. Ideal location on high
way, 4 pumps. Well estab
lished business. Fine cement
block building, complete with
two-bedroom apartment. Build
ing steam heated and with all
other conveniences. —C. V.
Pickard, Realtor, Main Street,
Exeter. 2 c
HOUSES FOR SALE—We have
two one-storey homes for sale.
Quick possession. Both Of these houses are modern and
v ery comfortable. We also
have a ijhstorey brick, well
located and with all conven
iences. If you are interested
in quick posssession, let us
show you these. G. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Main St.. Exeter. c
BRICK BUILDING centrally lo
cated suitable for office or
store. —W. C. Pearce, Realtor
FOR SALE ill Exeter, central,
house, square plan, built-in
cupboards, hot and cold run
ning water, garage, on large
lot nicely landscaped, ft fruit
trees. Early possession to be
arranged. Reasonable and a
good investment. —Telephone
130-W. lltfc
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 tpye
of business. -—C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Main St., Exeter.
“X” before the license number
of an airplane denotes that the
plane is licensed for experimental
purposes.
Two New Homes
Each with full basement,
furnace, arid full bathroom,
R. E. Balkwill
Ehone 89-J, Exeter, Ont*
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Equipment and
Supplies, Furniture and
Household Effects
Lot 9, Concession 2,
*4-mile south of Crediton
The undersigned auctioneer will
sell by public, auction on
SATURDAY, MAY 13
at 1:30 p.m.
the following:
FARM SUPPLIES: C1 o ve r
buncher; scales; cultivator; hay
loader; mower; top buggy; cut
ter; fence stretcher; wagon;
water trough; feed box; har
ness; 5 tons chestnut coal; Ply
mouth cal*; bag truck; tools.
FURNITURE: Settee
small tables;
dining
china
sewing
chairs;
chairs;
kitchen
coal oil stove;
medicine chest;
1
3
1 toilet set;
quilt boxes; S-day clock;
clock; Aladdin lamp; set
lb. scales; 2 oil lamps; pots and
pans; step ladder; lawn mower;
linoleum rug, 12’xl5’; 2 strips
floor covering, S’x9*; 2 strips of
floor covering, 9’xi5*; and other
articles too numerous to men
tion.
TERMS: Gusli.
Ell King, Proprietor
Frank Taylor, Auctioneer
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Re Crackers, Squibs and
Other Fireworks
Under No. 49 of the Con
solidated By-law of the
village, it is illegal to set
fire to any cracker, squib
or other fireworks
the village,
permission,
the by-law
$10.00 and
POLICE
without
Penalty
not to
costs.
TRUSTEES
within
special
under
exceed
rt KNOW-HOW”
SERVICE
springs;
drawers;
stands;
set; 2
heater;
chairs;
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New Idea
room table; 6
cabinet; couch;
machine; 2 rocking
radio; kitchen table; 6
Quebec cook stove; 2
cupboards; kitchen stool;
galvanized tub;
3
mattress;
dressers;
GENERAL ELECTRIC
APPLIANCES
beds; 2
chest of
3
2
wash
large
alarm
2,00-
Our specially-trained
staffs thoroughly experi
enced on all electrical
appliances is ready to give
you dependable service
and repair work. For first
class workmanship and
quality replacement parts,
call us.
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects and
Real Estate
The undersigned auctioneer has
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
John 'StveeL Exeter
On
SATURDAY, MAY 20
at 1:30 p.m.
the following:
SD-346
• have you seen the
NEW GENERAL ELECTRIC
APPLIANCES-NOW ON
DISPLAY?
R. E. Russell
Phone 109 Exeter
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