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BIRTHS
OWN -IS -Ma. anel Mrs. R. C. Dennis,
allellaemated. Cola wish as An.
reatallntlait,a...enrg/1 triri;on,.so:z1
21 at Vee Ceders et Lebenon
iptinetROOliiirseeer. and aIrs. VAward
9)ealreohe (nee Eerie Mitchell) are
happy to announce the arrival ot
dallgitter. Ddhorab. Louise, Ana
Juno 117, 4965, at Whitehorse. Alas-
ka.
ifigNISSIE2sTe-Mr. and lirs, jUrriaan
alinnialen, of Zerich. announce the
birth of a sona_Antrimay Peter, in
South :flung: ItasPital, Exeter; a
brather tor AndraW.
MARRIAGES
DERNEY-XAGNAlsT On Saturday,
June 4, 1955, at $ Welock. in St.
Clements Anglian Church, Toronto,
by Canon P. Chanerlin, Moira
Ritchie, daughter ef M. and Mrs.
Harold Newport Magnan, tg Merles
William Gordon, Birney, son. of Mr.
oral Mrs. William George 33irney.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Collier, Kirke
ton,(Mt., announce the engagement
of their daughter, Barbara, Grace. to
Clayton, RObert Ross, son of Mr. and
We. Robert E. Rees, of London. The
wedding will take place on July 16 et
St. Paul's Anglican Church, Eirk-
ton. 23*
Water Well Drilling
With the latest up to date
Gasoline water well machinery we
are in position to give you reason-
able prices on drilling a Well, 45
yens experience, all work guar-
anteed. Write or phone us and
'we will be glad to call on you,
Davidson's Well -drilling'
Box 137 Phone 160 Wingham
Part Time Sales
Opportunity
BARN $25.00 TO $50.00 CASH
'weehlYi faldng orders for the
world-famous
"Wear -Ever"
• Waterless Cooking Utensils
• Cutlery Sets
O Super Food Cutters
<None of These Products are
Sold in Stores)
Sets From $62.30
Individual Pieces Sold Separately
Low Down Payments
Low Mentialy Payments
Na Collecting
Full Balance of Conunissions
Paid Upon Delivery of Orders
FREE SAMPLE Et/ID:Phi:ENT
• FREE SALES TRAINING
• REQ171REMENTS:
- Age 21 To 35
- Married
- Own Your Own Car
- Pleasant Personality
- Wee Evenings
- Desire To Make Money
For personal Interview, telephone
or write, giving telephone num.
her, to:,,
NEW PRODUCTS DIVISTON,
ALI:MINIUM GOODS LTD.
32 Foxbar Rd. London, Ont.
Telephone 4-5085
'Wear -Ever' Produets are "Used in
OVER ONE MILLION
CANADIAN' HOMES
5
THE •TIMESADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, •THIMSDAY MORNING, JUNE 23,1955
Kirkton Service
‘ WellAttended
ENGAGEMENTS
and Mrs. Elgin Roweliffe, of
Hensall. Ont., announce the engage-
ment of their daughter. Margaret
Aadabelle, to Sub. Lieutenant (P)
aeoffreY Hugh CraVen, R.C.N., son of
Commander and Mrs. D. H. S. a.
ven, Vietorie, B.C. The Marriage to
take place early in Jely. 23*
Ur. and Xe. 'arat Deetell, le-
eter, wish to announce the engage-.
anent of their oldest dauahter, Phyllis
Frances Doreen. to Garden Eugene.
010er son of ilfr. and airs. Paul Eagle-
son, Grand )3end. The uettalage will
take piece quietly on eater40Y, July
CARDS OF THANKS
wouel like to thank those 'wire so
kindly remembered zne with 'cards,
flowers, treats, gifts and visits while
in hospital and since returning home.
-Mrs. Bkrold 1yIor. 23
Mrs. William Bowden wises to ex-
PreaS sincere thanks for the flowere,
cards, treate visits and many acts
ot kindness shown me during my ill-
ness of the Pest few months. 23c
Mrs. Melvin. King wishes to take
this opportunity to thank all those
'who so kindly remembered her with
visits, cards. Rimers and treats while
in Victoria Hospital and since return-
ing home. 230
We wish to express our sincere
thanks for the many kind expressions
of sympathy shown us during our be-
reavement in the loss of a dear hus-
band and fatber. Special thanks to
Rev. allgenell, the Iroffmen Funeral
Home, the pallbearers and all who
assisted in any way. ---airs.,
Nadiger and family. 23+
Mrs. Clifford White wishes to
thank all those who so kindly re-
membered her with visits, flowers,
cards and treats while she was a
Patient in South Huron Hospital and
since returning home. 23*
Mr. and Mrs. ,To Willis Powell, 90
Victoria St„ wish to express their
sincere thanks to their many friends
and neighbors who so kindly rezneme
bered them with lovely gifts, flowers,
cards and telegrams: also the many
wb- thelr home on
niversary, special thanks dini
eoc-
el:TV uti; the
'who
In any way helped to mulct: rile day
enjoyable,
IN MEMORIAM
OGDEN-In loving' memory of a dear
another and grandmother, who pass-
ed away four years ago, June 24,
1951.
Unseen, unheard, but always near,
Loved, remembered and ever dear,
Every day in come small way
Memories of you come our way.
-Always remembered by Ver' Frank
and family, 2.3*
SCHLUNDT-In loving memory ef a
'dear Ihosbanda Fred_ Sehlundt, who
passed away Tune 23, 1952.
1 'sigh sometimes to see thy face
But since this cannot be,
I'IIleave thee to the care of Him,
Who wateheth thee and me.
-Ever -remembered by his wife
Louisa. 23+
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News Budget From
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By MBS. ARTBUst RUNDLE
Sunday School Picnic
The annual picnic of the WOOde
ham Sunday School was held on
Saturday in Stratford Park when
around 100 gathered for dinner
and sports.
40th Wedding Anniversary
To celebrate their 40th wed-
ding anniversary Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Berry were given a re-
ception dinner at the home of
their daughter Mrs. Frank Ball
St. Marys, on Sunday.
Those present were their son,
Wm. Berry and Mrs. Berry, Tom-
my and Ian; Mr. and Mrs. H.
De Croft of Toronto; Dr. W. A.
Keech and Mrs. Keech, Kathy
And Janie of North Bay; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Ball, Frankie, Tracy
and Laurie.
Mr. and Mrs. Berry vsereispre-
sented with a handsome T.V. set
by the family and grandehildren.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thom-
son and Janice visited with Mr.
and Mrs. John Rodd. on Sunday.
The pupils of Woodham School
are looking forward to a bus trip
to Niagara, Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Wheeler,
David and Mr. and Mrs. John
Rodd were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 'Gardiner,
Thames Road.
,
Mr, and Mrs, Melvin tench of
Hamilton were -weekend visitors
NA/MY NOT
SUMMER'S' I
mi !DEFY TME
WEAT
WITH
BEVERAGES
COLD AND
swEET?
Nainamit
6t,,*. tsatbaid...
Weekend Specials
June 23, 24 and 25
Mother Perkeas
TEA BAGS
FREE Perini aft ciao
Zdth BOX • .0 for lePie
Dr. elailatd's 3 35e
HEALTH e000 , Tins _
AYLMER PEARS 9 gt1
0 Ot. Ttritt II for le a .11.
BOLOGNA, 1 Lb, ALL FOR
0le10 LOAF, Lb. $1.00 4
VVEINERS, 1 Lb.
11441130LPIArg`T" .. 2 for 35c
WAX BANS
Oak Leaf, 20 rae. tort 30
Delmar Margarine 2 for 53c
McFALLS
GROCERY
(701 QUAL ITY (OURTEOUS SEPVI(E
MAIN WELLINGTON - EXETER
Op (OttiotelthitiOiMiitobOrr
The United. Olturcli. Sunday
School anniversary was well at-
tended. Rev. T. Head. Granton,
was guest speaker. The mise,
Under the direction of Airs. Fred
SWitaer and Miss Grace Cellier,
coted Ofa. number by the
lunipr classes of the Sunday
school; the "heir and
quartette and 'a chorus by the
meu. The floral committee had a
ifiVela arrangement of flowers
for the occasion.
Personal IteMS
G. H. Burgin, Mr. and
Airs. Fred Hamilton, Rev. R. A.
0. Mills were, at Whitfield Tues-
day evening when Rev, George A.
Ilarailton Vine 'nducted into the
churches of orning s
Whitfield and Haneywood.
The first crop of the season is
being harvested. and the awa
vinery is operating.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurlow Wil-
liams, of Woodstock, spent Sun-
day with, Mr. and Mrs. john Wil -
gains.
Mrs. 0. A. Campbell, Sarnia,
was a weekend guest of Mrs.
Fred Switzer.
Mrs, M. Copeland, jean and
Glen and Miss Veria Wheeler
were Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Fred Switzer.
Mrs. Milton Gregory attended
the Creason - Kohl wedding in
Delhi. Mr, Jack Greason is a
grandson of Mrs, Gregory.
Mr. 'Charles Atthill is a patient
in St. Marys Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. N. Marshall
spent a week .at Red. Bay.
Mrs. W. S. Cluff, Pani and
Douglas, of Kitchener, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 1. N.
Marshall.
Mrs. Owen, sister of Mrs. R.
Humphreys, sailed for her home
in England this -week after spend-
ing a month in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Yates, of
London, and Mr. and Mrs. Max
Switzer and family, of Anderson,
spent' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley DOupe.
Mr. and Mrs. William Chesney
and son Kyle and Mrs. James
Newman, of Cartwright, Man.,
visited last week with the Roger
arvest Results Wit.
FOR SALE
SLIT OF OUTSIDE STARS (4), in
gooa condition. Apply Frank Forr s
!KANO, Dominion; wOuld eanside
change on a refrigerator, aa.
Man, Exeter.
er-
23*
CMaaaleIES-aaarly Black English and
White are now ready. Montmorency
and the later sweets should he reads*
by July 4. Yon cart pick your own at
Burton wane" larchard, Lot 14, Con,
10 Bras:menet, 3 miles south Itaper-
wash Military Cearla 23:50'
BALER TWINE. Imported, 56.75:
Common Fine Salt (remainder a
month only) 51.10. Exeter District
CO -op, phone 2S7. d3e
BINDER, Massey -Harris. 7 ft. cut;
good working eondition. Apply Andrew
Iathers,lahone 547 -WL 23*
HAY LOADER, Massey -Harris. Apply
Howard ,Tehne, phone 44-r-10 Kirk.
ton. 0.3+
USED FARM EQUIPMENT -Allis-
Chalmers rote baler; 45 P.T.O. Inter-
national baler; International Super A,
tractor;' M tractor. V. L.
Becker ge: Sons, ithone 5O»%V Dash -
2330o
CLOTHES REEL, complete with post
and wire; white enamel sink, arab
drain board,. In excellent -condition;
pair of drapes, monks cloth, 21e yd*.
long, used only a few months, good
as new. APP1Y Mrs,. J. Richardson,
hang St., hone 53-af Exeter, 23*
BABY ilt.rGe7r-glione 773-W or an -
Pay at 545 Main Ste S., Exeter. 23o
DOG, cress -bred hound and collie, 16
months old. Started on evens, would
make good deer dog, Apply Art
Thompson, 2 mites south of Mt.
Cannel, 23*
COFFIELD WASHER, new; Phileo
refrigerator, new; Philco deep freeze,
new; 11, cu. ft, Philo refrigerator,
used, All reduced, to elear, Apply
Lloyd Ballantyne, 11..R.. 3 Exeter.
phone 467-r-32. 23:30*
7 WEANDR PIGS-JaPPIY John Eel -
lett, R.R. 3 Eeter. 23*
wASHER, Thor, semi-automatic, slain
dry, in good condition; requires no
tubs or special installation; 5515 or
best cash offer; also a Northern
Electrie console radio. Apply Ken
Elder, phone 683-r-14 Bengali. 231M
36" CRIB: small Sunshine traeycle;
folding stroller; Choremaster rotary
and Bickel' families. tiller, like new. E. a. Jones, p one
23*
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Selves and .3(1--L ..
Floyd, of Mt. Pleasant, were Sun- BEST Geatent-Sora-bed davenport;
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs, small chesterfield; two chesterfield
Frank Routly. chairs; folding roll -away cot. 2130
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Doupe and KCeennstrainigtiaci.nphoCnrees741/-MIR°A. F Station
23
Grace, of Woodham, spent Sun-
day at the name of Mr, and Mrs.
Fred Roger. NE= A NEW ROOF? See us for
Your steel and. aluminum roofing. Let
us show you the new material lust
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Paul and Mr.
being Introduced -corrugated alumin-
and Mrs, Sara Dunseith and lam -
fly, Of St. Marys, spent Sunday um rolled roofing or siding. Men and
equipment available for installation
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. infunrneequ2e8s7t.ed. Exeter District Co-op,
23
Paul. ,
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER that
registers to $29.99. Apply at Tiraeee
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gordon, of
St, Marys, visited at the home of I Adyoeate.
Mr. and Mrs. William Scott.
Mr. Gordon Haskett, London;
Mrs. Doupe and Russell, of Base
Line, and Mr. and. Mrs. Adam
Gordon, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Mills
and family, of St. Marys, were
Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Harding,
of $t. Marys, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hazlewood.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tufts were
Mrs. T. Tufts and Leroy, of Lon-
don; Mr. and Mrs. Gil McIntyre,
-of Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. L.
Purnell and family, of Wood-
stock.
Mrs. Nelson Roach, St. Marys,
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs
Everett Doupe. -
Mr. Joe Stephen, former Kirk -
ton boy, has purchased the Kelly
mill and has installed a new
Diesel engine.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr .and Mrs. Russell Morrison
were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills, of
Woodham; Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morrison
and. Randy, of St, Marys; Mrs.
Lorne Jolliffe and family, of Mt.
Elgin; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Prid-
ham and Murray, of Rnsseldale;
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Stagg, Exeter.
and Mr. and Mrs. Preiton Mor-
rison. and Miss Dorothy Mathers,
of Crediton,
- Mr. and Mrs, Frank Pythirs,
Mr. and Mrs. George Teskey, Mr.
Nelson Watson and Mrs. Vine
Greenwood, of Exeter; Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Watson and family,
and Mr, Paul McNaughton, Lon -
den, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Pridhem,
Judith and John, of Mt. Pleasant,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Burgin,
Mrs. James More had the mis-
fortune to injure her leg and is a
patient in St. Marys Hospital.
with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Switzer,
Mrs. Louch remaining for thig
week with her parents.
Mr. Vre,d Rinn of Innisville,
Alta., is visiting his brother, Mr,
John Ilinn received news on Fri-
day last of the death a his
granddaughter who was killed in
an automobile accident on Sun-
day, June 12, at Edmonton.
Leonard and Alfred litirgess of
St. Marys were 'weekend visitors
With their Uncle, Wilbert Mc-
Neight.
Mrs. C. ,StItherla.nel of Londoa
is visiting with her sister Mrs.
Isobel Melkleight,
Misses Grace Doupe and Marie
Levy were 'suocessful In their
year's term ts Grade 11 at St.
Marv: leteleglate, also David
Wheeler 15 Grade 10. Congrat-
ulatiOns to them.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Levy,
Marie, David, Margaret Rose, Mr.
George Levy and Miss Ruth Boa.
lewood spent Sunday in London,
the guest of Mrs. Levy's brother,
Mr. Barry Sperling and gaze.
Misses Bose and Hazel Hard.
ing of Guelph, Mrs. Jane Parker
01 Owen Sound, Mr. and Mrs.
Albet4nermandez, Patricia and
Riehard of Loddon vetsre weekend
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. BoW-
ard Switzer and attended the
Nairti-SWitzer wedding on Satur-
daY lit St. Maryit.
SALVIA. and mixed petunia plants.
Bailey's Florist. Phone 276.
CANARY IN CAGE, good singer.
Phone 174-r-2 Exeter. 53,
•
UNIVERSAL COOLER, 8 cu. ft; cheap
for cash. Phone 715-J Exeter. 23c
MOUNTED MOWER, used, Arne -
Chalmers, 6 ft. out, 4 years old, in
good shape. Apply E. L. Chaffs &
Sons, eorner of No. 4 Highway and
Crediton Road, Phone 548 'Exeter. 23e
MAGAZINES -New and renewal sub-
scriptione for any magazine are re-
ceived at The Exeter Time -advocate
4 COWS, young Herefords; 2 Young
Holstein cows, due to freshen soon;
also I Hereford bull. Wally Wein,
Dashwood, phone 64. 16:23*
MORE FARMERS, are switching to
the Surge Milker. Contact Lovell Mc-
Guire, Surge Service Dealer, Wing -
ham, Phone 593. We spedialize In good
cow milking. 19:5 - 23:6*
WANTED
DAIDY iftLial5 TO GLINTON-Rlust be
there at 7 a.m. Apply Exeter Times -
Advocate, 23*
WANTED TO RENT -Young high
school teacher and farnily wish to
rent home with a bedrooms or more
from Sept. 1. Apply in writing to Box
"W", Times -Advocate. Ifitee
20 ACRES CLOVER or mixed hay.
Sandy Elliot, phone 476 Exeter,
16:22c
WE RAVE A CLIENT looking for a
large house preferably on Main St.
or close to it. We also have calls for
smaller homes. C. V. Pickard, Realtor,
Main St., Exeter.
ANTED TO RENT-L1nfurniehed 3 -
bedroom house and.an apartment, in
August, for school teachers. Contact
W. C. Pearce, Realtor, phone 436. Otte
FOR RENT
6 - ROOM APARTMENT, completely
furnished, newly_ deoorated, immed-
tete possession. Phone 135 Exeter. 23c
3 -ROOM APARTMENT, newly decor-
ated, No children. Apply 68 Sanders
Street or erinme 144 Exeter. 23*
SMALL, APARTMENT in Hensall;
downstairs, private entrance: avail-
able now. Apply Mrs, Carl MeClincheY,
phone 107-J Exeter. 23e
APARTMENT - Living room, bed-
room, kitchen and 3-Diece bathroorn;
separate entrance; immediate posees-
sioe. 0, V. Pickard, Realtor, Main
St., Exeter.
APARTMENT, ground floor, unfur-
nished, heated, hot and Oki water,
built-in cupboard, use of laundry for
washing, private entranee. Blatchford
Apartmette, 23*
APARTMENT, 3-reoin, private mit-
ranee, furnished, Utilities paid, Phone
8 Credited. 16:23c
APARTMENT, turnished; bedroom,
living room, kitchen, 2 -piece bath,
Apply Sohn Ward, phene, 348 Ex -
.APARTMENT, 6 -room, unfurnished;
also smelt furnished apartment. Elliot
Ex-
eter, 23*
Anertmente, tangle 476 Exeter. 16tfe
6-1t0Oht HOUSE Modern conveti,
lerleee, fair Miles east of Central
garden lot. Apply Times -Advocate.
22*
SMALL HOUSE, a -room; eenfral lo -
mean, Xt. Belkwin, 41 John St.
East,
Sleti,VIDE STATION, tnodern, for
'eV?. Igualng PAL,Cgd the
right party. Apply not 329 Clinton,
Ontario, a 16:23e
SMALL APARTMENT, aurniehed, $a5
Per rrienth. Atop- Elliot Ants., phone
470. I2tfc
FLOOR POLASHERS and VACUUM
eleartera. Beavers Hardware Exeter.
LOST
SUM OF MONEY at time of moving'.
Renaud. APPLY Mrs, James irklan
Nateter, 23c
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
Ai.a.--rxkla-taoualo JOU on farm
for single man. Write Beg 93' Times-
A.dvocate. 23*
FARMERS! Arrange now for your
farm helP. EeDerieneed Holland tam,
,Also wanted to rent -e50•• to M
acre farms. Write Henry blYhitle.
l. 3, Exeter. phone 172-r41. 12,1ette
NOTICES
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OSBORNE DO Q OWNERS
Dog owners in the Township of
Daborne are reminded that the Town-
ship has a by-law requIring that all
dogs shall be confinebetween the
hours of sunset and senriee. Dog
owners will be held responsible for
damage done to livestock if their
dogs are caught. 18:23e
RE: SWIMMXWG
RIVEIWIEW PARR
Parents are warned that children
swimming at Riverview Park do so at
their own risk. Until the regular
summer program commencer: on July
4, supervision will be confined to the
following hours: Saturday -10 to 11:30
am, and 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.; Sunday -
1 to 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 to 7:30 pan.;
other days -4 to 6 p.m.
C. V. PICKARD, Town Clerk
9 :,16:23
SERVICES
CUSTOM CAPONIZING and starteil
capons on order. Phone 57-r-28 Dash-
wood or apply Carl Oeptreicher.
4:14 6:30*
PLOWING and other tractor work.
No job too large or too small. A.pialY
Times -Advocate. • 25*
CUSTOM BALING -V. la Becker &
Sons, phone 60-W Dasawood. 230
OUST= BALING -Square bales. Ap-
ply A. 3. Pearce, phone Kirkton 21-r-
5. 23*
CUSTOM BALING -Square bales. AP-
aiy...-1;leeb Brothers. phone Dashwood
" r
22'
FOR SPRAY and brush painting of
all kinds, see Lyman Greaten, Grand
Bend, phone 53. 16:2310:7:14:23'
SEPTIC T.A.NES EMPTIarraarnmeda
late serviee. Phone 108 or 130-W Du.
can -Butler Bros. 4:7 - 7:7*
CARPENTRY
Kitchen Cupboards, Alterations. Re-
pairing. Abe Schout, 28 Victoria St.,
Phone 410-W Exeter. 31tfc
WATERLOO CATTLE
" BREEDING ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls .are Used"
Artificial Insenaination, service for
all breeds of cattle. For service or
information Phone Clinton 242 col-
lect, between 7:30 and 10;00 A.M. on
week days and 7:30 and 9:30 A.M. on,
Sundays. tfc
S. S. S. S.
Why bother with dull tools. Let us
recondition your saws, knives, scis-
sors, garden tools, etc., ete. All ma -
cline sharpened. Stew's Sharpening
Service, Sanders St. East, phone
,454. 2tfc
'STANDARD OE' THE WOODS.' -
licCulioch Chain Saws! All models
and complete service (we rent) avail-
able at McCulloch Saw Sales, 428
Huron St., Stratford, Phone 1061-3.
9-16tfo
REAL ESTATE
HOUSE with 'basement, furnace,' lia-
ing room, airline room, kitchen, den,
batiaroorn and sunrooin, main Boot;
4 bedrooms upstairs; garage and nide
building lot; all moderately priced.
W. Pearce, Realtor; Bari Parsons,
Fred Cole, salesmen. 23tfc
2 -FAMILY HOUSE, full basement,
3-plece beth, 3 ;bedrooms upstairs,
large garage suitable for a 'business
or storage; ample land; cash or rea-
sonable terms. W. Pearce, Realtor;
Earl Parsons, Fred Cole, salesmen.
6:23tfc
FOR SALE OR EENT -New 5 -bed-
room cottagg at Southcott Pines,
Grand Bend. R. E. Balkwill, 47 John
se. East, Exeter. 23c
WARTIME HOUSE, all newly decor-
ate; A bedrooms, Phone 395-11 Ex-
eter. 230
WE ARE OFFERING a small busi-
ness in town.- For particulars contact
C. V. Pickard, Realtor, 'Main St,
Exeter.
HENSALL-Frame house and extra,
lot located on main street. Immediate
possession to settle estate.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF CANADA
Broker
IL B. Paterson, Phone 51
HENS.ALLe, Ontario.
BUILDING LOT, choice location;
corner Huron and Albert streets;
othere. C. V. Pickard, realtor, Main
St., Exeter. Ont.
REDUCED PRICE. Good brick honse.
divided into two separate living units
complete With separate kitchens and
3 -piece bathrooms; oil heated; easy
terms. 0. V. Pickard, Realtor.
APARTMENT HOUSE, Exeter. This
house Can be bought at a very low
price ht comparison to the income It
Produces. C. V. Pickard, realtor,
Main St., Exeter, Ont.
STORE -Television and spar tine
geode store; large service shop; nice
family living quarters, and in e331 -
tion, two large apartments that bring
in a revenue of 51,560.00 per year.
This building was built in 1952 and is
Wen finished throughout. A. prosPer-
ous business is beaks done but owner
has other interests. $10,000,00 plus
stock at cash will give you possession
of this goad property and lansinesta
Balance ou very easy terms. C. V.
Pickard, Realtor, Main St., :Exeter,
BENSALta•-()ne Of lasesall's finer
homes. Solid brick; choler) Main street
ideation; all conveniences; hardevood
floors, etc, 'with good basement. Ex-
dellent State of repair, Immediate
Pe'sGisessi°AN
trAftTY TRUsT COmFANY
oP CANADA
Broker
11. B. Paterson, Phone 31
HENSALL., dfe rita
C -ROOM 11011810, eittiaboard, 9-piesee
bath, large living room, Modern kit-
chen with large cupboard Space etrtin*
lege sink, arborite counter top; 4 belle
rooms, 1 deverkstaira, good be/lenient
and Athlete; extra let With barn and
garage; leconle from barn. Apply
itelPh Batten, 624.Williturt St,
4 -BEDROOM aousn, new -349 Ed.
Ward St. It. 13alkwilI, l4thiC
BRICK HOUSE with „bathroom, small
berm Over 1 acte land, Stepheri taiteta
VV, C, retator; Earl Pareetue
Fted Cole, tales:nen. 24t15
NEW ASBESTOS -1-floor
hoese full basement, automatic air
at:MU:aro:A oft Aire:tee 8 bedroorrie,
blealene ititeliere celoted laetril:anti
re:tura. Wfillein Pearse ratter; Earl
Parsons, P'red Cole, atueamen. 24tfe
Apply Dee 'album, Dashwood, Phone
mane by paying for aavertisement,
FO.7). 220
t000:.:140;. owner have
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE
BRAY PULLETS. TJayeld or startee.
We suggest you stock UP with these.
Also mixed chicks avalleble, Wide
choice. September 3:weltere shcleld be
on order. Ask 1103 for partieulars. grio
Carseadden, Exeter, phone 046,W,
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders wanted for the Painting of
the interior of S.S. No. 8 MeGillivraY
(West School) and the interior of
S.S. N. 18 McGillivray (areenway).
,All tenders must be marked wad in
the hands of the secretary, Neil Me-
Rann, Clandeboye, Ont., by June 2 ,8
1956.
CONCESSION PRIVILEGES '
Further tenders ler concession privi-
leges at Exeter Races, Wednesday,
Ally 6, must be in the hands of Sec-
retary W. C. Allison not later than
June 29,
EXETER TURF CLUB 23c
Tenders twill be received by the
undersigned until July 4, 1053, for the
removingMO oa floor in No. 6
(leave) School, matting in fill and
cement floor also; for the erection of
a 'building 12 ft. wide by 10 ft. long,
to be !built of cement blocks for the
housing of the furnaee and the
stalling •of sarrle.
Further particulars Triey be ob-
tained from George. Clark, phone
161 -rate. Dashwood.
Lowest or any tender not neees-'
sexily &merited.
ARTHUR S. AMY, Secretary
Stephen Township Sheol Area
Exeter, Ontario 23;300
The TOWNSHIP of IL&Y is calling
for tenders for the construction of a
machine shed, 45 ft. x 55,It, as fele
lows: •
(a) For a complete concrete blocll
building according to blueprint. Ten-
ders to describe fully the type and
make of large doors to be used.
(b) For ENTIRE 1,AP.O1UR' lob less
two large doors. Township to supply
alt material delivered on. the job,
(c) For ,A.L1.1 MATERIAL needed
in building including the two large
doors which are to be described In
tender.
Blueprint may be viewed at 'the
Clerk's office by appointment. Ten-
ders to be in the hands of the Clerk
by June 30, 1955, at 6.00 pan. sharp.
Lowest or any tender no neces-
sarily accepted.
JAMES MASSE, Road Sup't.
Zurich. Ont.
H. W. 13ROKENSHIRlia -Clerk
Zurich, Ont,
• 16:23e
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
Of Car & Household Effects
The Estate of the late Fred Hoggarth
IN THE VILLAGE OF EXETER
1 Block East of
Caven Presbyterian Church -
SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1:30 P.M.
CAR: 1938 Dodge Sedan.
110i1SESHOLD Fak'FBOTS: Radio;
piano; sideboard; Raymond sewing
machine; two 3 -piece bedroom suites;
odd beds, springs and Mattresses; 2
cooking ranges and stove pipes; oil
space heater; Quebeo heater; two 7 -
day docks; glass -top cupboard; wash-
ing machine; single cotwith matt-
ress; commode; several odd' chairs
and rockers; 2 small tables; Edison
gramaphone; dishes; pictures; cook-
ing utensils; flatwear; double-barrel
shot gun; •coat ell lamps; roll of
chicken wire; scythe; garden tools;
wheelbarrow; grain scales; sap pan;
pane and spiles; saddle; rope; ladder;
tools; electric Iron; antiques; walnut
sideboard; hall tree; bureau; spool -
leg cherry dining room table; oval
living room table; cherry drop-leaf
table; chest; wardrobe.
TIMMS: Cash,
FRANK TAYLOR, .Auctioneer
CLARE FISHER Clark
MURIEL ANDERSON
EDITH MITCHELL
JANE 'IlfcNAUGHTON
Executors
Clearing
AUCTION SALE ,
Of Farm, Farm Stock
and Implements
Part of Lots 7 and 9
South -East Boundary
USBORNEI TOWNSHIP
Adjoining. the Village of Eirkton
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1955
Commencing at 1:30 O'clock, D.S.T.
FARM: Consisting of 219 acres,
more or less; 3 acres of bush, spring
creek, well at bare, 10 -room, brick
and Jframe house with hydro and
neverefaiihig well; crop sold with
farm, consisting of 40 acres mixed
grain, 6 acres beans, 2 acres corn, 20
scree contract barley, 20 acres timo-
thy and alfalfa mixed hay( if baled
before time of sale to be sold sena-
rate),
STOOK: Mid herd of 10 milk cows
(one due time of sale); 2 two-year-old
Gurnsey heifers, due in 3 weeks; 4
yearlings, 6 spring calves, 2 York
sows with litters, 2 York sows, due
thne of sale; York sow, due 4n Sep-
tember; 100 one -year-old 'White Reck
hens.
FARM IMPLEMENTS: 110391 S
Case tractor (1 year o)d); Porty
tractor with scuffle)', .mower and
plow; hay rake; hay loader; 2-eurrent
plow on rubber; rubber tired wagon;
M-34 binder (6 ft. cut); 11-11 fertilizer
disc drill (11 -run); 3 -section spring
tooth harrowe; 4 -section drag bar-
man; Case hammer mill( 2 years
old); fanning mill; dement block n5 -
chine; Viking cream separator; some
furniture, dishes and other articles.
TERMS: Farm mid aubject to re-
serve bid; 10% day of'sale, balanee in
30 days,
CHATI1DLS: Cask
W. 13. VOLE, Proprietor
MILTON MARRIOTT, Auct,
24:40
STOCK WANTED
1.451 1111 THE MABEET for all kinds
of horses, any size, any age. -s0.
Dow, phone 85 Exeter. tee
ATTENTION FARMERS! Prompt and
courteous service on all dead or is.
abled farm animals. Phone collect,
Fat Andrews, Seafortb 851-r-31, Ex-
eter 235. 16tc
DEAD, DISABL/11P STOCK -a (Sevens
day week service for horses. WOO,
sheep, pigs, calves. -47ilen Kennedy.
Phone etallect, 168-W Lucan or Exeter
235. ileatfc
HELP WANTED
CAR SALESMAN New and used
cars; eaperience and car not essential;
excellent working eonditions; boepit-
alization. Apply General Motors Deal-
er, 3..,ucen, pherma $7, 280
TOIACIIER--Stepben Township School
Area requires a teacher for 5.6. "No,
4 Sharon. ApPlat stating qualifications,
experience and salary expected, also
name of last inspecter, Arthur I,
ramy, Secretary, ynteter, Ont. 21:300.
PART-TIME TYPIST --Four to five
hours a week, in Exeter office; new
typewriter, A.Pply Exeter Vines -
Advocate, 2$
SALESMAN to sell direct to farmers
for an ohl established company in
teed business, neat own car and have
(arming background. Write Box 522.
London, Ont. 111:23c
START a permanent year round busi-
ness. You begin earning good money
the first day. Strictly your own boas.
Farnilex's exceptional quality assures
quick, easy sales, Your home -town
and surroundings es territory. .A11
families are customers and .ursers of
our many Products. Familex, 1600
Delorimier, Montreal. 16:23:30
WAITRESS Call Rather's Cbffee
Shope. 23tfc
NOW
IS THE TIME
To Got Your . t
BARN
REPAIRED
All -carpenter work= including
remodelling and new building.,
John Minderlein
phone 90-r4$ zurira, after 6 pm,
30 Tears, Experience.
FAST RELIEF FOR
ACHING.
MUSCLES
•
ruigicact
NEW BARN?
Is your herd outgrowing your present
barn? Have you enough space to store the
products of your farm? If not,
perhaps you need a new barn, or an
extension to your present one. '
Don't let a shortage of ready cash hold
back your plans for a better farm -
whether k's a new barn or the renovation
of your bindings generally. You can
get money from the B of M through a
Farm Improvement Loan at low
interest rates and on a repayment plan to
suit your individual circumstances.
Why not see your B of M manager
this week? You will -
like his helpful
approach to your plans.
'MY RANI
„, IMMO COMM
• Fit - The
his full mune is
Psrm Improve-
ment L01111. Give
bin: s chance to.
.. help fur up yew
1111131 . he's eco-
nomical, coaven-
ientivetsattle. He
can do almost
anything M make
Ina your fia1111
bettor farm.
BAN K44,0",e4F MONTREAL744st4
Exeter Branch: C. E. SHAW, Manager
Centralia (Sub.Agency): Open Mon., Wed, & Fri.
Grand Bend (Sub -Agency): Open Tuesday & Thursday
Credition Branc'h: RAYMOND KING, Manager
(Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday)
Dashwood (SuleAgency) Open Mon, Wed. & Fri.
Hensel Branch: KENNETH. CHRISTIAN, Manager
l.tican Breech: WESLEY pmaciNsoN, Manager
WORKNO WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OP LIFE SINCE 1817
Girls And Women 14 to 40
Wishing To Train As
'Nurses' Assistants
at
South Huron Hospital
SHOULD REGISTER NOW FOR THE SEPTEMBER COURSE
Apply At The Hospital
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