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THE TIMES -ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNI;NG,AUGUST 111. 1955
"NO, Ilene of our iumate6 have
aatat+(l,>'
declared the superia-
• 'teai4eil;t of the mental hospital.
"Why doo you ask?"
"Someone ran of with my
wife."
... AND
MORE OF IT!
NEW IDEA One -ROW Corn
Picker offers top value for the
average farm, Gets under
downstalks—picks clean,
Quickly and thoroughly husks
the ears, Easy control, rugged
durability. Lowest upkeep!
NEW.IDE A
ONE -ROW CORN PICKER
PICKS, HUSKS
AND LOADS UP TO
12 ACRES DAILY
ON DISPLAY AT
Exeter Farm
Equipment
Phone 508 R. D. Jermyn
14.
5
Announcements
BIRTHS
COI.1l3IAN--Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cole-.
man (nee Nprnra Deitz) announce
the birth of a son. at Clinton Com-
munity Hospital, August 4, 1955.
FREEMAN ---Mr. and Mrs, James
Freeman, of lateen, announce the
birth of a son, at St. Joseph's: Hos-
pital, London, July 2,5, 1915,
GR•EGC'S--Mr. and Mete August
Gregus (nee Gerry Fallon) are very
happy to announce, the birth of
their son. Bradley August, at South
Huron hospital, August 0, 1955.
I.AR.;ONS--•Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Parsons, Exeter, announce the
birth of a daughter at South Huron
Hospital, August 6, 1955.
SIBLEY—Dr. and 14.1rs. W 111 i a m
Austin Sibley (nee Joan Shaw). of
New York, are happy to announce
the birth of a son, John Shaw, in
Presbyterian Hospital, New York
City, on August 7, 1995.
SIMMONS—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sim-
mons announce the arrival of a
daughter, Susan Kathleen, .at South
Huron Hospital, August T, 1955—a,
sister for Carolynne and Freddie.
STONEMIAN—Mr. and Mrs, Benson
Stoneman wish to announce the
birth of a son, Donald Rodney, in
Stratford General Hospital, Satur-
day, July 23 1955.
ZIEGLER--Cpl, and Mrs. IC. P. Zieg-
ler, Main St., Exeter, announce the
.birth of a son, Karen Lee; weight
7 lbs., 644 ozs., at South Huron
Hospital, August 5, 1956.
DEATHS
KERSLAKE--Suddenly, in Victoria
Hospital, London, Monday, August
8, 1955, Margaret Ellen Ballantyne,
beloved wife of the late Walton
Kerslake, in her seventy-first year.
STRANG—In Woodstock Hospital, on
Tuesday, August 9, 1955, Mary Ann
Caldwell. beloved wife of the late
Henry Strang, in her eighty-third
year.
ENGAGEMENTS
The engagement is announced of
Elizabeth Marie, youngest daughter
of Mrs. Earl .Gaiser, of Dashwood,
and the late Mr. Gaiser, to Mr. Bruce
Edward Seebach,. son' of Mrs, Albert
Seebach, of Sebringville, and the late
Mr. Seebach. The marriage will take
place August 27 at 2:30 p.m. in Cal-
vary Evangelical United Brethren
Church, Dashwood, • 11*
air. and Mrs. Leslie Thomson, of
Exeter, wish to announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Margaret
Eleanor, to Norman Earl Whiting,
youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Whiting, Centralia. Ont, The
marriage will take place on Saturday,
September 3, 1955, in James Street
United Church, Exeter. 11*
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Hayter, Park-
hill, wish to announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Verona Mabel,
to Mr. Russell Duncan Snider, son
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Snider, Zurich.
The marriage will take place on Sat-
urday, August 27, 1955, at 1.30 p.m.
in Church of God, Grand Bend, 11c
We Need
Trade -Ins
So We're Prepared To Offer
Exceptionally Good Deals On
4 New Studebakers
Now On Our Lot ! !
Two Commander Eights
Two Champion Sixes
ALSO NEW 1/2 -TON STUDEBAKER TRUCK
D.eal With Us
Graham Arthur
Phone 210 MOTORS Exeter
GY Co[OGY_SEt
WHEN A MAN BRAGS HE
TAKES HIS HAT OFF TO
MOBODY, ASK HIM HOW
NE GETS HIS HAIR CUL' "`
In mtntunmtm munioniws,
Do You
Need
Pasture?
Fall Rye $1.80 Bus.
Tetra Petkus Rye
We have a supply of rye that if
saved now will give you good
pasture or green manure.
(That new variety which out -
yields other rye 3 to 4 times, will
be available.)
$5.00 Bus.
Tetra Petkus Rye, we believe, will replace all other ,varieties.
Try some and see for yourself.
Now is the time to feed for more milk. Feed only 1/2 -gal.
of I3ULKYLAS per feeding for each cow and note the
difference. It will really pay you,
- Special This Week
50 LBS. BU'LKYLAS --- $1.85
(Regular Value $2.10)
1 bag per customer.
We take a decided stand tint important things such
quality and square dealing.
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GRAIN -FEED -SEED
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CARDS OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. John
Essery wish to thank all who helped
in any way and for the kindness and
sympathy shown driving their recent
bereavement; for the floral tributes
and c ards; thanks to friends and
neighbors, pall bearers, flower bear.
ers, the Merely Funeral Home, Rev.
Weir and Rev. Duffield, 11e
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey wish to
thank the many friends and neigh-
bors for their vieits, cards and flow-
ers while Mrs, Bailey was a patient
in South Huron Hospital; special
thanks to Hiss Claypoleand staff;
also to those who helped in so many
ways at home. 11*
Mr. Herbert Smith and family wish
to express their sincere thanks and
appreciation to their many friends
and relatives for the kindness and
sympathy shown them during their
recent sad bereavement; for the beau-
tiful floral tributes and cards; special
thanks to Rev. Rapson, Dr, F. 3.
Butson, staff of South Huron Hos-
Pital, Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home,
Pall bearers and all those who helped
in any way. 11*
I wish to thank all those who so
kindly remembered me with cards,
flowers and visits while a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London, and since
returning home.—Mrs. Amelia Dale,
IN MEMORIAM
REEDER—In loving memory of Elmer
Reeder who 'passed away three
years ago, August 6, 1952.
All souls are Thine. we must not say
That those are dead who Pass eevay,
From this our world of flesh set free,
We know them living unto Thee.
Thy word is true, Thy will is just,
To Thee we leave him, Lord, in trust,
--(Ever remembered by his wife Ethel,
daughters and son-in-law. 11*
H:A3'DEN—In loving memory of a
dear Mother and Sister, Mrs. Eva
Hayden, who passed away two years
ago. August 5, 1953.
Her life was earnest, her actions kind,
A generous hand and an active mind,
Anxous to please, loathe to offend,
A loving Mother and faithful friend.
—Sadly missed and ever remembered'
by son Charles, brother Harold and
family. 11e
DOBBS—In loving memory of our
dear daughter, Dorothy Jean (Cun-
nington) Dobbs and darling grand-
son, Gary, who were taken so sud-
denly four years ago, August 3,
1951.
Four years have passed away and
gone,
Since the ones we loved so well
Were taken from our home on earth,
With Jesus Christ to dwell.
The flowers we place upon their
graves,
3sfay wither and decay,
But the love of them who sleep
beneath
Shall never fade away.
—Ever remembered and sadly miss-
ed by Mother and Dad, sister and
brother, 11*
MacEWEN—In loving memory of a
dear Father, Almond D. MacEwen,
who passed away August 17, 1950.
The dearest Dad this world could
hold,
With cheery smile and heart of gold,
To those who knew him all will know
How much we lost five years ago.
—Ever remembered by Donna and
Harry. 11e
News Budget From
Baseline
By MRS. ARTJUR RIINDLE
Mr, Fred Rinn left for his Koine
at Innls•ville, Alberta, on Wednes-
day :of ithis week after visiting
with his brother, John, for some
time. He •also visited his sisters
Mrs. Freeman Arksey, 'Whalen,
Miss Hannaih Rinn R.N. and Mrs.
K. Rae of London.
Mr.' and Mrs. Brawell, Mr. and
Mrs. S. Hearst and Carol of Wind-
sor were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wheeler. Mis-
ses Verla 'Wheeler and 1VIerie
Hazlewood returned home with
Mr. and Mrs. Hearst where they
will •visit for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. dlob:t. Abey and
family of London were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Smith.
Mrs. M. Copeland. and Jean
visited with the former's sinter,
Mrs. Stanley Mountain and Stan-
ley of ',St. Marys.
• Mrs. Hilda Elston, Harvey and
'Carole, •are spending some time
with Mr. end Mrs. Robt. +Elston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sweitzer,
Ronnie and Barbara 'of ,Shipka,
were Sunday visitors. with Mr,
and Mrs. Wm. Rundle.
Miss Noreen Walkonr was a
weekend visitor with her mother,
Mrs. Walkout of Russeldale.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hopson
and Kathrine, of 'Medina, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cope-
land on Sunday.
Mr. Ira McCurdy is confined to
the house wibh +shin.gles.
Miss Helen Henn, of Toronto
is holi•dayin,g wibh Norma and.
Betty Bern,
Mr. and Mrs. +Douglas 'McLean
of Guelph, spent Montay with
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson.
Report On
Crediton East
By MRS. W. MOTZ
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Novicki
of Chicago spent rbhe weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. John Nedza,
Mr, and Mrs. Bill +Smibh and
Alan have returned home after
spending thein vacation in Orll-
)ia. ,
'Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Homey
and Joanne of Ridgeway spent
Wednesday with ,Mr, and Mrs,
Wm. IVIotz, Joanne remaining for
,holidays.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Wein who Were mar-
ried recently,
Mr. •and Mrs. Jack Anderson
and daughters of Windsor visited,
Saturday with Mr, Charles And-
erson.
Presentation ',Co Bride And Glroom
:About sixty neighbors and
friends gathered at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Wein on
Friday evening In honour of their
soil Marvin and wife, .A tri light
lamp, electric iron and a pair of
bedroom lamps were presented.
to thein. Marvin mode a Suitable
reply after which wedding gifts
were displayed.
Sell 'Don't Wants' With A Classified
FOR .SALE FOR SALE
BEDROOM SUITE light finish, 2
years old. Phone 05'8-M, Ihteter, 11'
UPRIGHT PIANO. in good condition;
also hot water tank with thermostat,
Apply Alrp, C. Cook, Grand Rend,
next door to Menan'd'8. 11:1sc
15 USED BICYCLES, good, cheap.
Now is the. .time to buy a bicycle for
your child for school. Apply Glenn
Brenner, Grand Bend, 11:1$0
SIDEWALK BICYOLE boy's. R.
l'owdeu, phone 310-3, 104 Victoria St.,
Exeter. llc
TRUCK, %-ton, '49 Chev, stake body,
with plywood detachable covered
back; A-1 condition; 9300 or best
offer. F. Gallagher, Luean, phone
a3 -\V. llc
300 PULLETS, Red Sussex, 5%
months old, Apply Edwin Miller, R.R.
3 Exeter, phone '44-r-2 Kirkton, 116
WE,ANER PIGS—Apply Bob Denona-
nre, phone 638-J, Hensel', or Tom
Humphreys, phone 428-W, liensall.
11*
POWER SAW, 915; electric lawn
mower, 940; coal blower for furnace,
915; studio couch, 914; china cabinet,
table, 4 chairs, 929; garden tools, F.
Gallagher, Lucan, phone 233-W 11e
'47 INTERNATIONAL K. B, 5-2 ton,
7x10 steel box, beautiful condition;
'36 Olds Sedan; '34 Chev Coach; 959
each; 5 -yard steel truck box and
hoist. Glenn's Auto Wreckers, phone
418-M Exeter. 4:11c
BARN, 32x60, 20 ft, biding. Phone
626-r-13, Allsa Craig. 4:11c
PUPPIES, German Shepherd, H. T.
Miller, phone 57-r-7 Dashwood, 30tfc
PLYMOUTH SEDAN, model P6,
heater. In A-1 running condition.
Phone 1864, Exeter. 21:4:11'
ELECTRIC STOVE, 3 -burner Tud-
hope heavy duty, automatic oven.
Apply Sam Bower, 83 John St. W.,
phone 379-W Exeter. 11*
Summer Clearance
of our entire
TV Stock
Prlces greatly reduced on Motorola,
Philco, GE, Dumont and Rogers -
Majestic.
R. E. RUSSELL
Phone 109 Exeter
NOTICES'
NOTICE TO ALL
PRO.r'8atTY OWNERS
Under the provisions, of the Weed
Control Act, Section 12, notice is
hereby served that after August 6th,
1955, any noxious weeds on sub-
divided portions of the Municipality
of the County of Huron in the Pro-
vince of Ontario, may be destroyed
under the direction of the County
Weed Inspector in any manner he
may deem proper. The cost .01 such
weed. destruction shall be paid by the
owner of the subdivided land or col-
lected in the same manner as taxes.
Under the provisions of the Weed
Control Act, Section 19, every person
refusing to obey any lawful order of
a weed inspector, or who interferes
with or obstructs any weed inspeotgr
in the performance of his duties chain
shall be guilty of .an offense anti li-
able to a penalty of up to 950.00.
Destroy all noxious weeds and weed
seeds on your property before August
6th,. 1955.
W. R. DOUGALL,
Weed Inspector, County of Huron.
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
CLOSING ROAD ALLOWANCE
In the matter of THE MUNICIPAL
ACT, and in the matter of the pro-
posed by-law of the Corporation .of
the Township of Usborne to stop -up
and close an allowance for highway.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
section 472 of TILE MUNICIIPAL ACT
that the Corporation of the Town-
ship of Usborne proposes to con-
sider, and, if deemed advisable, to
pass at in regular meeting to be
held at the Township Hall in the
Village of Elimville, in the Town-
ship of Usborne on the 12th day of
September, 1955, at 2 p.m., a by-law'
to stop -up and close part of the road
allowance between Lots Nos. 5 and .6
in the. lith Concession of the Town-
ship of Usborne which said parcel
is described as follows:—
ALL AND SINGULAR that certain
parcel or tract of land situate, lying
and being in the Township of Us-
borne, County of Huron and Pro-
vince of Ontario, being composed of
the original road allowance between
Lots Nos. 5 and 6 in the Eleventh
Concession of the said Township of
Usborne.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that before passing the said by-law
at its meeting to be held at the
time and piace above mentioned, the
Council of the Corporation of the
Township of Usborne shall then and
there hear in person or by his coun-
sel, solicitor or agent, any person
who claims that this land will be
prejudicially effected by the said by -
levy and who applies to be heard.
Dated at Elimville' this 5th day of
August, 1955,
H. H. G. STRANG.
Clerk of the Township.
11:1i8:251
Data On
Elimville
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hunter,
Miss Maxine Godbolt, of Mitchell;
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym and
John, of Thames Road, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Wanner, of Sarnia,
Mr. Elgin Skinner is holiday-
ing for a few Weeks with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Skinner, after attending summer
school at the University of To-
ronto.
The Elimville Y.P.V. will take
charge of tile church service 01i
Sunday, August,14 at 10 a.m,
Miss Marie Wildfong, of Exeter,
will be guest speaker. She recent-
ly 'returned from Bella Coola,
B.C., for a month's vacation at
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Bell,
Lindh and Louise, of Flint,
Mich., and Mr, 13111 Turner, of
Lansing, •were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ste-
phen to celebrate the birthday of
Mrs. Thomas 13e11, Exeter.
:Mr, and Mrs. Laurie Stephen
and Jerry, of London, spent the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs,
Austin Dining.
Miss Aafge Valentyne is visite
Ing a few weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Jackson, of Watford.
Matter Rex Valentyne Is a
patient in 5t, Joseph's Hospital
after a serious operation on Mon.
day,
A RELIABLE TEAM of middle-aged
work horses. Apply J3ox 13" Times -
Advocate. 4:11*
LADIES' 950 SUIT, size 18-20. Will
sacrifice; also Budgie bird and cage,
fender skirts off '60 Pontiac; 2 pen.10„ strap hinges. Phone 232-M Ex-
eter, 110
ELECTRIC RANGETTE; also white
metal ice box. Apply 294 Algonquin
Drive, 'RCAF Centralia. llc
14 WATER BOWLS and 23 staunch-
es; also male fox terrier pup, house-
broken, APPLY Gladwyn Hooper, phone
Written 115-21. 11*
BABY CARRIAGE, Gendron, excell-
ent condition; baby bassinet, com-
plete with mattress, inside padding,
hood and skirt. Apply 282 Algonquin
Drive, RCAF Centralia. trio
METAL BABY CRIB and high chair.
Phone 29, Grand Bend. 110
SIDE BOARD—$5. Phone 291-R, Ex-
eter. 11
FOR RENT
APARTMENT --Main St, Exeter. Reg.
Armstrong Motors, phone 216. 130
8 -ROOM APARTMENT with private
bath, hot and cold water on tap;
suitable for couple with one small
child: available September 1( Phone
400-W evenings. 11'
APARTMENT, unfurnished. Apply at
Times -Advocate. 11*
2 APARTMENTS, 2 -bedroom, living
room, kitchen, 3 -piece bath. Apply
John Ward, phone 348 Exeter. 11*
BRICK HOME, 3 -bedroom, Exeter
district, 3 -piece bathroom, hot and
eold water, also built-in cupboards
in kitchen. Apply Fred Dawson Ex-
eter, phone 456-r-6. 11'
4 -ROOM APARTMENT with 3 -piece
bath, private entrance; in the Village
of Centralia, next to CNR Station. llc
5 - ROOM APARTMENT, furnished,
newly decorated. Phone 135 Exeter.
.11e
2 APARTMENTS, furnished; suitable
for two people each, Apply Williaam
Pearce, Realtor, 86 .Anne St., phone
435. lltfc
APARTMENT, 6 -room, unfurnished;
also small furnished apartment. E411oi
Apartments, phone 476 Exeter. 16tfe
FLOOR POLISHERS and vacuum
cleaners. - Beavers Hardware Exeter.
HELP WANTED
WAITRESS—Good pay for exper-
ienced and reliable girl; also girl or
woman for kitchen. Rether's Coffee
Shop. •
HOUSEKEEPER—Over 20 years of
age; all modern conveniences: must
be fond of children. Phone 187 after
6 P.m. • 11:18e
BOY, 8-9 years old, to run errands
two or three times a week. Apply
357 Carling St„ Exeter. 11c
RELIABLE MAN, experienced, for
chores on farm; no cattle or no field
work; must be strong. Amply stating
age and wages expected to Box "W"
Times -Advocate. 11*
Ex,erienced Butcher
To Take Charge of Meat, Counter
APPly
DUTCH BOY FOOD MARKET
R.C.A.F. Station Centralia
ALIVE TO
OPPORTUNITY?
"-A. large Canadian Life Insurance
Company has an opening for a repre-
sentative in Huron County. This com-
pany has a large volume of business
in force in the County.
We are seeking aman between. 25
and 45 who has a desire to ndo
me
thelp hipsr fellowlman. fam-
We offer a complete 60 -week train-
ing programme with adequate financ-
ial backing.
Reply in confidence to Box ' 1?
Times -Advocate, and our District
Manager will be pleased to discuss
the position with you. 11:18c
SERVICES
WHITEWASHING & CLEANING-
Arrangements can be made, Bill Wat-
son, Dashwood, phone 35-r-19.
11:8 - 3:110
ATTENTION FARMERS! Anyone
wishing to have their barn cleaned or
whitewashed, contact Gerald Cooper,
phone 716 -It, Exeter. • 11:18:25:1c
CUSTOit! BALING, square bales; also
custom combining with 12. ft. self-
propelled combine and swathing with
9 ft, weather. Apply Norman Whit-
ing, R.R. 1, Centralia, phone Kirkton
48-r-19, 14tfc c
CUSTOM BALING --Square bales. Al).
tralia, NormanponWhiting,
Klrktoni, 3Otfe
OUSTOM COMBINING, grain and
beans, Apply Earl Neil, phone 626-33
Exetet•. 6:30 - 9:8c
CARPENTRY
Kitchen Cupboards, Alterations, Re-
phonSe 410-W E eteAbe r. 28 Victoria
31tfe
WATERLOO CATTLE
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
Artificial Insemination service for
all breeds of cattle. For service er
information Phone Clinton 242 col-
lect, between 7:10 arid 10:00 A.M. on
week 'days and 7:30 and 9:80 A,M. on
Sundays kt tfe
"STANDARD OF THE WOODS" --
McCulloch Chain Sawsl All models
and complete service (we rent) avail-
able at McCulloch Saw Sales, 428
Huron St„ Stratford, Phone 1061-3.
9-16tfd
Expert Painting
Puny e,inilPfned for all types of spray
or 'brash painting. Nine years' eotper-
!000e. Barns and houses our specialt',
JACK ENGLAND'
Phone 22, Crediton
14:21:11:40
Notice
I wish to announce that I will re•
surae the practice of
CHIROi'RACTIC AND
ELEGTRO.THERAPY
in tnl' former of#iso commencing
August 1. 7:14:2114
JOHN WARD
REAL ESTATE
W Alt TIME HOUSE --3 bedrooms,
built-in china cabinet and cheat of
drawers; extra shed; improved
grounds. 426 Marlborough St., phone
415,7 Exeter, 11:18:25*
WARTIME HOUSE --AB newsy decor-
ated, 3 bedrooms. Phone 196-R Ex-
eter, 110
100 -ACRE FARM with good house,
barn and drive shed; hydro; never -
failing water supply; house yard nice-
ly treed; soli is productive and par-
ticularly suitable for white beans and
corn; close to store and school; very
reasonably priced. C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Main St., Exeter.
NOVELTY BUSINESS, nicely locat-
ed, increasing business. For details
apply to: C. V. Pickard, Realtor,
Main St., Exeter.
134 -STOREY, 3 -bedroom frame, New-
ly decorated inside and out. Large
lot, 'fenced and landscaped. Low down
payment, carries for $35,00. Phone
395-R. 2147:11c
EXTRA! Sweet little highway acre-
age; compact house, all conveniences;
garage; -good buildings for poultry,
livestock; water on tap throughout;
lovely hedges, shrubs, shade; rural
mail; telephone; ideal country home.
William Pearce, Realtor; Earl Par-
sons, Fred Cole, Salesmen. 30tfc
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.
INSULBRICK COTTAGE, 2 -bedroom,
This home has a large, nicely finished
kitchen, full basement and an attic
with built-in stairs. A comfortable
home at 94,900. C. V. Pickard, Real-
tor, Main St„ Exeter.
HOUSE with basement, furnace,' liv-
ing room, dining room, kitchen, den,
bathroom and sunroom, main floor;
4 bedrooms upstairs; garage and nape
building lot; all moderately priced.
W. Pearce, Realtor; Earl Parsons,
Fred Cole,' salesmen. • 23tfc
2 -FAMILY HOUSE, full basement,
3 -piece bath, 8 bedrooms upstairs,
large garage suitable for a business
or storage; ample ]and; cash or rea-
sonable terms. W. Pearce, Realtor;
Earl Parsons, Fred Cole, salesmen.
6:23tfc
BUILDING LOT,' choice locatlon;
corner Huron and Albert streets;
others. C. V. Pickard, realtor, Main
St., Exeter, Ont•
APARTMENT HOUSE, Exeter. This
house can be bought at a very low
price in comparison to the income it
produces. C. V. Pickard, real tor,
Main St., Exeter, Ont.
6 -ROOM HOUSE, clapboard, 3 -piece
bath, large living room, modern kit-
chen with large cupboard space, stain-
less sink, arborite counter top; 4 bed-
rooms, 1 downstairs, good basement
and lot furnace; extrawith bar
w n and
garage; income from barn. Apply
Ralph Batten, 524 William St.
3 -BEDROOM HOUSE, new -349 Ed-
ward St. R. E. Balkwill. 14tfn c
BRICK HOUSE with bathroom, small
barn, over 1 acre land, Stephen taxes.
W. C. Pearce, realtor; Earl Parsons,
Fred Cole, salesmen. 24tfc
HOUSE -4 bedrooms, hardwood floors,
good furnace; nicely located; immed-
iate possession. Apply 102 William St.
or phone 553 Exeter. 4tfc c
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
years 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 169 Wingham
LOST
KITTEN, blonde and white; vicinity
of S.H,D,H.S."• Phone Nancy McTav-
ish, 549-J, Senior St. 110
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
FARMERSI Arrange now for your
farm help. Experienced Holland fam-
ilies, Alse wanted to rent -50- to 100 -
acre farms. Write Henry Nyhlus R.
R. 3 Exeter, phone 172-r-31. 12-i0tfo
PART -TIM]] . POSITION required—
salary or commission, Have selling
experience in new and used cars, ap-
pliances, business machines; very
best references given if required.
Write pinone pr contact William
Beamish, 62 Algonquin Park, R•C.A.F•
Centraia, phone 449-W3, 1110
WANTED -
HATCHING EGGS wanted by one of
Canada's largest and oldest establish-
ed hatcheries. Eggs taken every week
1n the year. Big premium paid. For
full details write Box "T", Exeter
Times -Advocate. 7:14-9:1c
LISTING OF FARMS. Apply Leonard
Knuizenga, Real Estate Broker, 136
Grand Ave, W., Chatham, Ont.
21:4.11,18c
SCRAP METALS of any kind. We
pay top price. Glenn's Auto Wreck-
ers, phone 418-M Exeter. 4:11:18e
Wanted To Rent
2- OR 3 -BEDROOM HOUSE
for school inspector
Please write
69 Homewood Ave., Kitchener
4:11:18c
STOCK WANTED
I AM IN THE MARKET for all kind*
of horses, enY size, any age. --GI, 3.
Dow, phone 83 Exeter. tfe
DEAD, DISABLED STACK — Seven*
day week service for horses, /cattle,
sheep, pigs, calves. —Glen Kennedy,
23o ne collect 168-W Liman or Exeter
TENDERS WANTED
CONCESSION PRIVILEGES
Further tenders for concession prive,
Leges at Exeter Races. Wednesday,
August 24, must be in the hands of
Secretary Bill Allison not later than
August 13,
EXETER TURF CLUB 21;4, 11
NOTICES TO CREDITORS
In the estate of
Arthur Edwin Kerslake
deceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate of Arthur Edwin Kerslake,
late of the Township of Usborne, in
the County of Huron, Farmer, who
died on or about the 13th day of
May, 1955, are required to file particu-
lars of eeme with Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors of Exeter, Ontario, by the
13th day of August next, after which
date the estate will be distributed
having regard only to those claims oS
which notice has been received.
Bell & Laughton
Solicitors for the Executors,
Exeter, Ontario. 21:4, 11e
"Have you seen Myrtle's new
evening gown?"
"No, what does it look like?"
"Well, in places it looks like
Myrtle."
Treasurer's Sale Of
Lands For Arrears
Of Taxes
Province Of Ontario
Town Of Exeter
TO WIT:
By Virtue Of A Warrant under the hand of the Mayor
and seal of the Town of Exeter, bearing date of nineteenth day
of July, 1955, and to me directed, commanding me to levy upon
the lands mentioned in the following list for arrears of taxes.
thereon, together with all costs incurred, I hereby give notice
that unless 'the amount and costs are sooner paid, 1 shall
proceed to sell the said land, or as much as shall be sufficient
to discharge sueh arrears of taxes and charges thereon, at the
Council Chamlbers in the Town Hall, Exeter, Ontario, by ;public
auction on Thursday, November 10, 1955, at the hour of 2
o'clock in the afternoon, in compliance with the statutes in
that behalf. Notice is hereby further given that if any of the
said land remain unsold, an adjourn sale will be held on
Thursday, November 17, 1955, at the same time and place
and at which the Municipality may reserve the right to pur-
chase any,. of the said lands.
Dated Exeter, Ontario, *
July 20, 1955. '
C. V. PICKAR+D, Treasurer,
Town of Exeter.
NAME AND DEISICRIPTION:
Estate of Mary Stacey
Lot 284, south side of Main Street, Exeter, Ontario
Years in Arrears — 1952, 1953, 1954
Taxes $ 9.24
Costs 28.00
Total $37.24
AU the above lots are patented.'
Dated July 20, 1555.
PUBLISHED IN ONTARIO GAZETTE AUG. 6, 1955.
BEVERAGES
BOTTLED UNDER LICENSEE ere
`ST CANADA lit) S'RATFORD
Please Return
Vou:r Empties
LARGE AND SMALL KIST
PEPSI -COLA • HIRE'S • VERNOR'S
We need the bottles to meet the ever-increasing demand
for these popular beverages.
Take Your Empty Bottles To Your Dealer
Or To Our Exeter Plant And Receive:
Small Bottles
Large Bottles
KEDS
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2c
5c
EARN EXTRA MONEY
Search your homo for empty Hist, Pepsi-
Cola, Hire's and Vernor's bottles and re-
turn 'theta for the deposit refund. Ask
tile neighbours for theirs! You can earn -
more spending money for sununer fun*
do it today!
Tuckey Beverages
Phone 515
Exeter -,
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