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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-07-14, Page 6TIMESADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MN 14 1955 Paragon Sunday and Evening Service Open this Sne4aY, Wednes- day 'afternoon, and during the eVeigiage throughout the week: W. J. McAdams. Supertest Service Station Business As Usual DURING ALTERATIONS • Shoe Bargains Expert Repairs WUERTH'S Phone 252 Exeter etre‘pae FULLY GUARANTEED *Firestone TIRE FM AS LOW AS 75 Um, 4011,16 $14.63 Sin 870:15 PIUS YOUR ND eitf AND NEW TIrestotte TUBES AS LOW AS $3,75 ;Announcements girth, Death end Marriage ,Notices aro inserted Imo of charge, Cards of Thanks cost 75c, in Memoriam NOtiee.s 75C for single VIMtier 2o extra for each additional verse% end gnongernent Netieee fire 700. BIRTHS SINNING•• --Bill and Setty Sinning. of Mitchell, are happy Lo announre the birth of their son, Robert Wil - limn. in Sett Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, an Friday, July 3; a brother tor 1RENNER--31r. and' Mrs. Donald Brenner. Grand Bend, announce the birth of o, daughter, JO'NellMarie, at South Heron. HospitaJ l, ai' 11, 2955; a ,sister for Gail Lynn. Maw-az—NO and afrs. D. W. Burgess, Elliot APO. Exeter, an- nounce the birth of a;Sen, Kenneth Douglas, at South Huron Hospital, Juts, 7, 1955; thank' to Dr. Batson, DAVEY—Mr. and Mrs. -Donald Davey, R.R,. 1 Exeter, announce the birth of a daughter at South Huron Hose Pitai July 13, 1955; a sister for Susan, fora40.p.,-wei. and Mrs. R. L. Elliot, Exeter (nee Shirley Cheprrian) are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, Janice Lee. at Strut)) Hu- ron Hospital July 7..1955. piNaa310m—xr. and Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner, of ShiPka, announce the birth of a son. David Grant, at South Huron Hospital, July /. 1060; a brother for Billy and Bobby. HACKETT—At Belleville, Ont., on June 30, 1935, to Mr. and Mrs. James Hackett (nee Florence Stein- bach), a daughter, Linda. Marie. BODGE.—Mr. and Mrs. William .A. Hodge, R.R. 3, Ailsa Craig, an- nounce the birth of a eon, July 10, 1955, at South Huron Hospital; a brother for Ruth, Sharon and Di- anne. KESTLE—Mr. and Mrs, I) o n a 1 d Kestle (nee Marion Tinney), R.R. 2 Crediton, are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, Margaret Anne, on July 6, 1955. KIRK—.Mr .and Mrs. Roy Kirk (nee pearl meLerld) are Miami to an- nounee the birth of their daughter at Toronto General lIosPital, July 10, 1955. NICHOLS—Mr.e) and Mrs. Russell Nichols, 113 Gidiey St., Exeter, an- nounce the birth of a daughter, Leslie Barbara.. at South Huron Hospital. July le, 1955. STAMM'S—P/0 and lirs. T. R, Sta.- mers, 50 Huron EL, Exeter, are happy to announce the birth of a daughter. Sheena Mae, at South Huron Hospital, July 8, 1955. WILSON—Mr. and Mr. Neil Wilson, Centralia, are happy to announce the birth of it son, William Lloyd, at South Huron Hospital. ENGAGEMENTS .Mr, and Mrs, Fred C. Beer wish to announce the engagement of their only daughter, Dorothy Elaine, to Mr. Ralph Duncan McArthur. only ‘son of Mr. and. Mrs. R. L. IiIcArtharr, Winnipeg, IVIemitoba. The marriage will take place August 5, 1955, at 7.40 pan. in Hensall United Church. 14* Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, of Ex- eter wish to announce the engage- ment of their eldest daughter, Mar- jorie Anne, to Mr. Edwin Numan Hills, son of Mr, and Mrs, Numan C. Hills, of London. The wedding will take place on ,august 6 at Caven Presbyterian. Church, Exeter, . 14 CARDS OF THANKS Mr. William Wright wishes to thank all his relatives and friends for visits, flowers, cards and Otte re- eeived while a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, and since return- ing home; special thanks to Mr. Clayton Sims for helping Mrs. Wright with the -work. 14c IN MEMORIAM sistna—In loving memory of a dear husband and father, John William Smith, who passed away 11 years ago, July 16. Some say time heals an aching heart, But we find .that is not true, Por eleven long years have passed, .And our hearts still ache for you, Every day brings back memories, Every memory brings a tear, 'Within our hearts we cherish Thoughts of you who we loved so dear. —Ever remembered cloy wife, daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison and family. 14c SHARP Nothing cuts a imord like a sharp saw . . and nothing Mes saw like our Foley Automatic Filer. Dries your saws in and you'll save work on Your next Sob. STEW'S SHARPENING SERVICE Sanders St. E. Phone 454 c7C6iocaysEll .1/4..111 /1/ mese. COME SOWS HAVE WIN 3 ARCMS PROM TAKING - 511C$4 DECIDt0 STA1405- 1-1 01,4 QUES1iOts15/ 5 This Week's Special 100 Lb. 1/0/0 Shur.Gain Lay Mash .... . $3.19 Your Choice Of BINDER. TWINE We have three brands of bind- er twine to suit your binder. BRANTFORD TWINE: iCnot- less, uniformity, free running, trouble free, treated against rodents, insects, rot. 50 Lb. Bale — $9.2.5 BELGIUM AND DANISH TWINES; Better perform- ance and economy. For stilength, quality and foot mea- sure, prices are beyond competition for #uch.A high grade produet. We suggest you give it a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. 50 Lb. Bale — $8.90 • 5 Bales or More $8.65 1 100 Lb. 20% Stmt.4o Lay Pellet ... $3.59 1 (100 lbs, of each pet customer. Thi # is your opportunity a, I to by out a top quality laying progrant'for your pullets.) s 1 You'll be travailing in the right direction when you're a oh yourway here. 5 All GRAIN -FEED -SEED EXETERd'kery735••WHALEN CORNERSNftKIRKTON 35Rl5 5 5 .00etisnrinriforitol10011,0000.01011HOSIU ... . OffirlSoiffirrierriortinsMOrinisOstilifeirstiSSOSSUiluittetillikke an Pay For Your acation rip FOR SALE Tuamr SPRAY m.A.TERLAL Or dust- ing for watercore or Parathion for &Praying lice. L. V. Hogartb, phone 266. 14:210 THRESHING Minneapolis Separator, grain thrower 22" cylinder, 10-year-olcl, owned by one man. Or- ville Webber, Varna, Phone Clinton 623-r-11. 14 6 YOUNG COWS with, calves (4 Here- fords. 2 black and -white); one Here- ford bull. about 900 lbs; 18 steers, averaging 100 lbs. Wally Wein, Dash- wood. 14:21 THRESHING MACHINE, Waterloo, 28x40, complete with ail the belte. Giving up farm, will sell cheap. Christ, Wein, 114 miles north of Crediton. 14* FRAME BUILDING. 24x40, in Mount Carmel. Apply Charles Glavin, 144 CLARE JEWEL RANGE, medium- size, equipped with oil burner, in good condition; wood and coal grates, like new; price $25; also enough building 'blocks for 650 feet of wall, very reasonable price« W. Morley, 308 Andrew St. 141 14 PIGS, 8 weeks old. Phone 40-r-7 Dashwood. 140 COMBINE, Allis-Chalmers, complete with all accessories, Bert Borland, Centralia., phone Exeter 731-J4, 2.4c 18 CHUNKS PIGS --Apply Mrs. Silas Stenlake. Carling St. 140 Senn Descendents Meet At Stratford Saturday, July 9, saw the thirty-sigth reunion. of the de- Fleendants of ,TOSeph. Senn who served as a private under Captain Walter Butler in his company of Rangers from Deceroher 1177 to October 1718, Be was paid for his service at the rate of 4 'York shillings per day, Some' 60 persons attended the noon dinner at Stratford park, in- cluding guests from Cleveland, Rochester, Caledonia, Brantford, St, Marys and Exeter. Among them were twin grandsons of the president, John Senn, and twin grandee/le Of the honorary presi- dent, B. W. F. Beavers, After the dinner, a program of sports was conducted by Mr. W. R. Kirkby and his daughter, Mrs. Laverne Rodd. 1...W....4.0,,•••*•WimeiMe.#••••••,•••WunonbeloWeI Report From Harpley By MISS M. HODGINS "Mrs. Lillian. Stewart, ldaughter of •the late Mr. Jas. Pollock of Denaine, Sask„ was a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. J, Ridley last week. Mr. and Mrs, am Sherwood and eon Billy, of Detroit, were Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hayter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weingarten of Parkhill were eaalers ,on Mr. and Mrs. V. Ridley Sunday. Miss Linda Hayter is visiting With her aunt, Hrs. F. MaeLean of Detroit, Mich. Miss limn Ridley holidayed last week with Mr, and Mrs. Ev- erett Desjardine •of Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gooding vis- ited on Sunday with the latter'r parents Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hayter. News Budget From Blanshard By MRS. GIADWYN HOOPER iliss Myrtle Rathburn, R.N., of New York, spent Sunday -with her 'brother Mr. Itathburn and Mrs. Rathburn, Sarnia, Mr. E. Fraser of London spent Sunday -with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Irvine, Marie Rinn of Ottawa. 'spent Sunday with her cousin, Ann Thomson. Ann is spending a. few days with her aunt Mrs. Lottie Jones of lGlendale. Murray Thomson has returned home after •speriding• two weeks With his grandfather, Mr, John Tann, of the Baseline. Mrs. Alvada Hopking,„Mra. Lot- tie Jones of Glendale, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomson spent Sun- day at Clinton and visited MrS. Maloney who Is a patient in ,the Clinton Hospital. M. and MrS. Sam Facey, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley raceof Well - burn were Sunday guests of the former's trace, Mrs, Gladwyn B. Hooper and Mr, Hooper. Ruth and Clare Hooper returned home with them for some holidays. Mr. and Mrs. 1,4orcion Peacbck, 1VIrs. Frayne and family of 'St. Marys, Mr. and Mrt Leonard Mills and Kim iheld picnic at Turnbull's Grove on Sunday. lir. and Mrs. Wes Mossey and Were Sunday guests of his mother, Mrs. Jas. Mossey. Mrs. Vaggitt, Of Toronto, has returned home after spending a week with his 'daughter, Mrs, Cecil Mossey and Hr. lVtossey, Mrs, as, Mossey, Miss Hatha- leen Mossey, Mr. and IVIt.S. ,CedlI Mossey and Mr. Waggitt were Saturday guests of Mr. and ,Mrs, W. B. Toting of St Marys, Mr, and Mrs. /AA Thornton and family were Sunday guests et Mr. and Mrs. GlakIWytt IlooPer. Mr, and Mrs, M. E. Hooper spent Sunday with her consin, Mrs. Izetta 'Campbell of DlYth, and called on Mrs, Maloney In the Clinton HoSpital, Mr, and Ht's. Nerrean TreWar- tha and family Of Helmeettille anent Sunday With his sister, Mrs. /ten Langford and Mr, Tang - Hz. and Hz's. Lenard Thack- er and faintly Spent iday with Hr. Percy Thacker arid Mrs. Stewart «Teesvfater, FOR SALE GRANERY LINING, Galvanized steel or tin elieets. available now; No,. a Sisal_W hay fork. rope. 48f eter District Co. -01% 040 G-kfiAG+D--Pbone 142-I Euter or 92 CHERRIESeeLate Montmorency wW be at their test tIlis week. Bring con. tamers 43,1l pick yOtt own. Govenleck Orchards, 1 mile north trf Voreet, 14:21* olsERRi8I.9 at their best this week, blecia sweet and Islontmerency, Geo. Donald's orcnard. Ridge 'Road, )ne, tween Forest and Thedford, phone Forest 617-r-14. 140 • REFRIGERATOR, Philco Duplex, emit 1520 wner. new—now 5825--ean tleanced: also dining ram, suite, 4 chairs, table and 6atiffet. LAC W. Searaish, phone 94 Lelean or Weal 292 RCAF Station Centralia, TEAM OF HORSES—Amity Robert Cann, R.R. 3. Exeter, 14* TRUCKS -2 -Ton International 'with grain box; u -Ton Internationai with grain box. V. L. Becker .!4 Sons, Dash. wood, phone 60-W, 7;14o PUPPIES, German Shepherd, H. T. Miller, Phone 37-r-7 Dashwood. 30tfo NATIONAL. °Asa nBOISTBIt that registers to 429.99- Apply at Tirnee• A dvocate. '40 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, radio, sig.. nal lights, lura,ter, in good running condition. Apply Lloyd Cowdrey phone 31-r-3 Kirkton. BABY CHICKS FOR SALE SEPTEMBER BRAY broilers. We cars take your order—now. Pullets also, Dayold, Started. Mixed Chicks. Agit us for particulars. Eric Cerscaciden, Exeter, phone 246-W. 130 TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received by the undersigned until July 25, 1955 for the installing of Rush toilets In Crediton school. Two 1,200 gal. septic tanks With 1,000 tile disposal will be required. Four toilets in one room and three toilets and two urinals in the other. To be installed according to Health Unit regulations. Further particulars can be had from the secretary. Lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. ARTHUR J. AMY, Secretary - Exeter, Ont. 14:21 TOWNSHIP Or STEPHEN Tenders will be received by the Township a Stephen for a bridge opposite Lots 23, between Con. 2 and Marked cheque must accompany tender and be in tbe hands of the Clerk on or before July 31, 1955, Lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. Plans may be seen at the office of the Clerk. E. W. IVIORLOCK, Clerk 14:21:28 TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN Sealed tenders will be received by the Township ,of Stephen for 600 bags of cement. Tenders must be in the hands of the Clerk on or before July 31, 1955, • Lowest or any tender not necessar- ily accepted. F. W. MORLOCK, Clerk - NOTICES '.0!e SPRAYING at owners risk. L. V. Hogarth. 14e CENTRALIA, The Centralia Police Village will not be responsible for accidents which occur during the construction of fire wells. Parents are advised to keep children away from excavations. 14e NOTICE TO HOUSEHOLDERS Persons peddling from door-to-door are required to carry a, town licence. If persons railing ai your door are not prepared to show license, please call police office at once, so that check ean be made. C. V. PICKARD, Town Clerk 7:14 SERVICES CUSTOM BALING, square bales; also custoan combining with 12 ft. sett. - Propelled combine and swathing with 9 ft, swather, Apply Norman Whit- ing, A.R. 1, Centralia, phone Kirkton 49 -r -I9. 14tfc e CUSTOM COMBINING -2 self-propel- led combines; satisfaction guaranteed. Apply C. J. 'Walker, phone 12-r-13 Dublin. SPRAY *YOUR CORN for weeds thin year and stop the needless loss of moisture and growing element, so badly needed by your corn. At the very low price of 91.60 per acre, I have equipment to spray your corn from 6 inches up to waist high. Con- tact L. V. Hogarth, phone 266. 7:14 ouvuom BALING—Square bales. Ap- ply Norman Whiting, RR. 1, Cen- tralia, phone 48-a-19 Kirkton 30tfc 0113TOM COMBINING, grain and beans. Apply Earl Neil, phone 026 -JS Exeter. 6:30 - FOR SPRAY and brush painting of an kinds, see Lyman Gratton, Grand Bend. PhOne 53. 16:23:30:7:14:21* SEPTIC TANKS EMPTIED—Imrried; late service, Phone 108 or 130-W Due cen--Butier Bros, 4:7 - 7:7* CARPENTRY Kitchen Cupboards, Alterations, Rre- pairing. Abe Schout, .28 Victoria St., phone 410-W Exeter. 31tfe WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING AS80CIA.TION " "Where Better Bulls Are Used" Artifitial Insemination service for an breeds of tattle. For service or. inforniation Phone Clinton 242 col, - teat. between 7:80 and 10:00 AM, ort week &Wei and 7:30 an 0:30 A.M. on Sundays. tfe "STANDARD OF 'TERI WOODS" — McCulloch Chain Suave Ail Models and complete servide (We reht) avail- able' at 'McCulloch SaW Sales, 428 Hilton St» Stratford. phone 10614. 9-16tfe PAINTING-aInterior et exterior Work. peasebeble charges for tr. guaranteed, satisfactOry result, 00 you have paint- ing to bo dOrld an 259-W Exeter. 6.4e Expert Painting Puny equipped far ail trees of Sera? Or Ihrtith Wilting. Nine years' exper. ionce. Barns and houses our suctialtv. JACR ENtILAND Phone 22, Crediton 14:21.128:4e Notice 0 Wish tnOUncO that 1 Will re.. eilkee the practice Of Cl4tHOP#Adtli5ANb ELECTRO -THERAPY in arir fernier Otfite atetirrieneilig Aligliet 1. 7:142128 JOHN WAttb EMPLOYMENT WANTED FARMERS! Arrange now ter your farm heir,. EsPerienced Holland nun. Wes. Also wanted to rent ---5Q- to 1.00 - acre farina. Write Henry 3 Exeter, Phone 112-r41, 12.10tfe FOR RENT APARTMENT, Unfurnished, patine floor, 5 recites and private bath; available August 15; also 2 -bedroom unfurnished apartment. Apply john Ward, phone 548 Dereter.. 14tfc* APARTMEiNT, 3 • room, furnished, downstairs, private entrance, Private bath; available July 15. Apply 321 Huron St., Ritchie Traquair, phone 6734. lac ROOM, completely furnished, use of kitchen and frig. Apply 59 Heron St. W. or phone 257-W Exeter, 14* APARTMENT, large, 3 bedrooms, separate entrance. Apply .Armstrong Motors, Exeter. 14c APARTMENT, 3 -room, upstairs, un, furnisheci, 296 Carling St., phone 753e Exeter. APARTMENT, I a r g e, 3 -room, on ground floor, nicely decorated, not and cold running water, heated; avail, able August 1. .Apply D. Overholt, Centralia, phone 732,410 Exeter. 14e APARTMENT, furnished or urfur- nished, large living room, bedroom, kitchenette, laundry Mom in base- ment, use of bathroom upstairs, also use of Frigidaire, heated; suitable for two people. W. F. Abbott, Exeter, Phone 937-1t or apply 170 Victoria St. • 14* APARTMENT, 3 -room, private ent- rance, L'an,„cafurnhalied, utilities paid. phone 6 Crediton. 30:7:14c APARTMENT, 5 -room, unfurnished; also small furnished apartment. Biliot Apartments, phone 476 Exeter. 1.6tfo FLOOR POLISHERS and vacuum cleaners. Beavers Hardware Exeter. ROOMS—Bedroom, living room and kitchen. Phone 788-M Exeter after 6 Pan. REAL ESTATE WARTIME HOUSE—Ali newly decor- ated, 3 bedrooms. Phone 890-R Ex- eter.14e \V 23 T I M 10 HOUSE, 3 loed rooms. built-in china cabinet and television: extra shed; improved grounds. 426 Marlborough St., phone 415-J. 14:21:28c BRICK BUILDING -50x70, two floors, on large lot, centrally located in Ex- eter. Phone 415-3. 14e EXTRA! Sweet little high -way acre- age; compact house, all conveniences; garage; good buildings for poultry, livestock; water on tap throughout; lovely hedges, shrubs shade; rural mail; telephone; ideal 'countryhome. William Pearce, Realtor; Earl Par- sons, Fred Cole, Salesmen. BUSINESS, Ladies' and ChIldare7c s Wear. May be purehased on very easy terms. Owner has other interests. C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Exeter, Ont. RUG BRICK HOME, 3 -bedroom. This is one of the nicer medium-sized homes ;in Exeter. In addition to other usual rooms, it has a very nice dining room. The whole house is in the best of repair and ready for occupation. Moderately priced. C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St., Exeter. INSULBRICE COTTAGE 2-liedroom.. This barrio has a large, nicely finished kitchen, full basement and an attic with built-in stairs. A comfortable home at $4,900. C. V. Pickard, Real- tor, Main St., Exeter. HOUSES with basement, furnace. Hy- ing room, dining room, kitchen, den, bathroom and sunroom, main floor; 4 bedrooms upstairs; garage and nice building lot; all anoderately priced. W. Pearce, Realtor; Earl Parsons, Fred Cole, salesmen. 23tfc 2 -FAMILY HOUSE full basement, 3 -piece bath, 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 BUILDING LOT, choice location; corner Huron and Albert streets; others. C. V. Pickard, teener, Main St., Exeter, Ont. APARTIVIENT HOUSE, Exeter. This house can be bought at a very low price.in comparison to the income it produces, C. Y. Pickard, realtor, Main Se„ Exeter, Ont. STORE—Television and sporting geode store; large service shop; nice family living quarters, and in addi- tion, two large apartments that bring in a revenue of 91,560.00 per year. This building was built.in 1952 and is well finished throughout. A prosper- ous business is being done but owner has other interests. $10,000,00 plus stock at cash will give you possession of this good, property and business. Balance on very easy terms. C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main fit„Exeter. 6 -ROOM HOUSE. clapboard, 3 -Piece bath, large living room, modern kit - ellen with large cupboard space, stain- less sink, arborite counter top; 4 bed- rooms, 1 downstairs, good basement and furnace; extra lot with barn and garage; income from barn, • Apply Ralph Batten. 524 William St. 3-33EIDROOM HOUSE, new -349 Ed- ward St. R, E. 14tfn c BRICK HOUSE with bathroom, small barb, over 1 acre land, Stephen taxes. W. C. Pearce, realtor; Earl Parsons, Fred Cole, salestrien. NEW ASBESTOS SHINGLE 1 -floor bowie, full basement, automatic air Conditioned oil furnace, 3 bedroom, modern kitchen, colored bathroom fixtures, William Pearce, realtor; Earl Parsons, Fred Cole, salesmen, 24tfe CLASSIFIED RATES 25 words or loss 70c More Than 1.0 Words 20 Per Word SITCONEDINO INSMTIONS 400 Afore Than 21 Words tio Per Word 200 OFF it -ad 'paid with order or by saturdery toillowing the lest Insertion Semi -1)101)10Y- Classifieds (restricted to 0110 column) First Insertren Daper inch Subsequent Insertions 840 per finch Classified ads accepted up till Wednesday noon. Auction sale copy should be in Tuesday at IMen. se. HELP WANTED 2 GIRLS.;-•,A.pply 'William Allan, Lake- view Hotel, Grand Bend. 14o The Department of isviblic Works requires a Part Time Caretaker $990 Per Annum Full particulars on posters at of-, flees of the National Employment Service and Post Office. Application forrns, Obtainable thereat, should be filed with the Civil Service Commis- eion, 26 St. Clair Ave, E., Toronto, Ontario, NOT LATER THAN JULY 25, 1955. 14 1 STOCK WANTED I AM IN THE MARKET for .all kirele of horses, any size, any age. —O. 3, Dow. phone 83 Exeter. tic DEAD, DISABLED filTOCK,-- Seven- day Week service for horses. cattle, eheep, pigs, calves. KennedY. Phone collect 168-,W Liman or Isomer 9-2010 WANTED HATCHING EGGS wanted by one of Canada's largest and oldest establish, ed batcherlea Eggs taken every week in the year. 331g premium paid. For full details write Pox "T", Exeter Times-Aelvocate. 7:14-e:le STRAW—Wnl pay up to $5 an acre for your Miser and we will bale it behind your combine, Sandy Elliot, Phone 476 Exeter 14tfc 31 B R N TRANSPORTATION to London--5donday to Friday, Phone 95 Rotator. 14e • . HOUSE unfurnished, 2 -bedroom, or apartment, by September 1. W. C,. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter, 14tfc WHE/A.T TO ST(YRE — Cann's MR Ltd., Exeter. 14e STRAW, wheat or oat. Will hitch baler to your combine, Will make a good job. Apply 0, J. Dow, Exeter, 14* WANTED TO II/ENT—Young high aichool teacher and family wish to rent horns with 2 bedrooms or more from Sept, 1. Apply in writing to Box "W", Times -Advocate. 16tfc WE HAVE A. CLIENT looking for a large house, preferably on Main St, or close to IL We also have calls for smaller homes. Q. V,. Pickard, Realtor, Main St., Exeter. WHEAT & MIXED GRAIN—We will be buying Ontario Wheat and Mixed Grain et prevailing prices. Truck available when not in use, Exeter District Co-op, Phone 287. 7:14:21c Wanted To Rent by September 1 • 2. OR 3 -BEDROOM HOUSE for school inspector Please write 69 Homewood Ave„ Kitchener 14 AUCTION SALES Twilight FURNITURE AUCTION (House Rented) IN Tap TOWN OP =EMIR SATURDAY NIGHT, JUL-Y 16 7:00 p.m, (o.s.T.) We will sell for Ur. Ben Dialer. 416 Carling St., EXeter, complete ion - tents of home, consisting of the fel- " 2 -Piece stUdio chesterfield; oak writing desk; oval coffee table; tele- phono table; walnut fernery stand; rug, 10x12; table lamps; reading lanno: canary and cage; drop head Singer sewing machine; 2 double beds with springs and mattresses; walnut ven- eer dresser; 0.14. 4 -burner side oven electric stove; 5 cu. •ft. Eaton frig; * standard tube stack chairs; kitchen drop leaf table with 3 chairs; if -day clock; kitchen utensils; dishes; bed- ding, step ladder; garden hose; elec- tric washing machine; Jars and atone iota of fruit; Metal dog pen; many other articles teo numerous to men- tion. Terms: Cash, BEN BUTLER, Prop. MILTON E. BROCK ,Sc Sem Anot. London 3-9262; Thorndale 50-1e57 140 Antique AUCTION SALE Large Variety of Valuable Antiques and Misc. Items On OM Premises, in the VILLAGE OF GRAND SEND River Road, South of Mason's Garage The undersigned auctioneer received instructions to sell by publio auctiOra On SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1955 Commencing at 1,30 p.m., sharp the following: A large assortment of antlques; glassware; china; fancy dishes; cups and saucers; silverware; /pictures; valuable picture frames; toilet Beth; antique furniture; chairs; tables; bed- steads; kitchen clocks; coal oil larnPs; electricalkmps; cottage furniture, eta. etc. This is an extra large sale and wit) start on time. Everything is in first class condition. Plan to attend this estle. ' Terms: Cash. MRS. MARGARET PIREIDLE Prop, GLENN WEBB, Clerk ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer be Wagstaff Strawberry Jam Libby Catchup a EST Huy] Our -Own Blend Tea Giant Sale Of Oranges Fresh California Sunkist 2 Dozen 59c TOMATOES No. 1 Ontario Select 19c Pound LEMONS 4 for 190 HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 190 ClNE MUNE, Red and White Peanut, Butter 350 Libby's . Pork 'N Beans 2 for 390 Maple Leaf Cream Corn 12 for $1 30's Lipton Tea Bags 430 Lemon, Lime Cake Mix '350 FRESH MEATS 24 DZ. 41c 11 az, 2 for 39c 89c NYLONS 49c IJNLY Lean, 'render Ends 4" PORK LOIN ROAST 4704?I1, , ''"" or WED. Freshly Cut 'Rib 444' PORK CHOPS .. 590 Branded Beef .. PRIME RIB ROAST 49¢ Premium • VEAL FRONT ROLLS 390 SWIFT'S CHUBS Premium Eiranusehweiger, 10 oz. 390 Less Than !/2 -Price! PAIR Ladies! Do Your Shopping MON., TUES. and get 51 -gauge, 13 - denier Nylon Hose Por Only 49f a pair with Every Purchase of 85 or Over RICK'S FOODLAND OPEN WEDNESDAY MORNINGS BY POPULAR DEMAND Open Tues., Fri. and Sat. Nights — Your Red & White Supermarket, Exeter South moor' *Mk Peiapleo 31ocittputtatvturegiuttvurtbaskiir 06* You* 450,16091e 9REWINOiCOMPANY LIMITED fr