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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-08-25, Page 9640(42.947Vorit.SAF4A row croP.r gr. ,Y with NEW FORD Tricycle Tractors .900 SERIES 700 SERIES Full 3 -plow power for 4 -row equipment Full 2 -plow power for 2 or 4 -row equipment For the safest, most comfortable tricycle tractor ride of your life, you owe it to yourself to get behind the wheel of a new Ford Tricycle Tractor! In either of the two great new series, you'll find many advanced features- ... features that mean better row crop farming for you. Come in' soon! See and try Ford's new Tricycle' Tractors. Special Introductory Offer: : Save $400.00' On Tractor And Cultivator Good Deals For Everybody '54 FORD COACH; A Good One $1,750 '58 FORD .SEDAN, Only ' 1,895 '58 METEOR COACH, A Steal 1,850 '55 PREFECT SEDAN Less ,than 8,000 miles. A honey 1,350 '50 MONARCH SEDAN, Real Sharp . 750 '51 FORD COACH 995 '50 FORD COACH, OK 850 • '49 FORD COACH, Radio 595 '48 DESOTO SEDAN, A Good One'? 695 '47 DODGE SEDAN, Radio 495 '47 PONTIAC COACH 450 '46 CIIEV SEDAN 425 '46 PONTIAC COACH 895 '49 AUSTIN SEDAN, New Motor • 895 Trucks '54 FORD SEDAN"' DE'LIVE'RY, with ranch wagon seat,§ and windows, radio. A steal at .. '58 FORD PICKUP, Only '51 FORD PICKUP, Only '51 CHEV PICKUP • '50 DODGE PICKUiP Tractors '51 POaD, A Good. One '49 FORD '51 FORD PLOW 1,695 950 695 595 575 795 650, 1.50' GENUINE FORD Custom Turn Signals ' Fits All Fords, '51 to '54, And All Meteors, '51 to '54, Except Custom Meteors INSTALLED PRIG $17.50 Larry Snider Motors Phone 624 LTD. Exeter •a THE TIME ADVOCATE* EWER, QNT IO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST ?Ai, 1955 Present Playground Awards At Final Summer ceremony Twelve awards were Presented to outstanding (participants in Exeter's •playground .and recrea- tion program this year at a Kpee- ial ceremony held on i2'xlday, the :final day of the summer aeitivit- es, Recreation Director .Doug Smith presided for the""'presentations, Mean'bers of the playground staff assisted, John Nagle and .Shirley Wurm received plagues as the outstand- ing boy or girl of the 1955 Kins- men tilayground. Awands went to swimmers who showed the most ,progress in their respective divisions during the summer. These were won by: sen- ior--iboy, Mervin McKerral and Rob Ford (tie); . girl, Rofbin. Smith; intermediate, Eddie Skin- ner and Roxanne Beavers; junior, George clodbolt and Dianne Del - bridge, Minor teams selected the Ire eipients for the Most ,Valuable. Player Awands. In the girls' soft- ball,- the winner was Nancy Boyle; in boys' pee ''vee, Doug Kelson; in boys' Iban'tam, Doug •Sillery, and in juvenile, Don Wells, The plaques were donated by William Butler Hibbert Native A native of Hilbibert township and residing in London for 39 years William L. Butler, retired London Street Railway bus driv- er, died suddenly in St. Joseph's Hospital, London on Thursday last. He was a member of the Cen- tennial United Church. Surviving are this wife, the former Grace Cudmore of Exeter; one sister, Jennie, Mrs. Dwight Fisher of Guelph; two brothers Bert and Russell of Hibbert Township. The body rested at the Car- rothers and Son funeral home where funeral service was con- ducted by the Rev. Roy R, Con- ner of King Street United Church on Saturday. Interment ,was made in Exeter cemetery. Message From Greenway By MRS. CARMEN ' WOODBURN 'Mrs. Lloyd Stewardson visited last week with Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Larkins and farhily, of Windsor. :Mr. iHoward Hartle returned to Sarnia on Sunday after spending the summer with his grandpar- ents, IMr. and Mts. Henry Hartle. Mr. and firs. Joe 'Horner and' Betty enjoyed a trip last week to Northern Ontario and the United States. iMr. Dwayne McLinchey was organist in the United Church on Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kerr, of Sarnia, visited recently with Mr. Ili Mrs. Russell Brown and family and Mr. and Mts. Dean Brown. Miss Patsy Gardner, of London, is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Mathers. Mrs. Albert Pollock visited last Monday with relatives in Bad Axe, Mich. 'Misses Patricia and Donna and Master Wayne ,Reddick, of ,Som - bra, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pollock and Mr. and Mrs. Carman Wood- burn visited on Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs. Garnet Taylor, .Staffa. Tirestone ALL -NYLON '500' Virtually imune to Ip- snthrot damage,0"roilswith the punch. Can take twice the punish- ment ofbrdinaiy tires„ Butyl rubber Safti•lrtier bonded to inside of tire, clings to naits and other sharp objects, preventing air loss. Two4ofd gripping action gives added traction, Outer grooves remain open on curves for extra grip end inner ribs mesh to provide biting action on stops and starts, Larry Snider Motors Ltd. PHONE 624 EXETER C. V. Pickard, Sheldon Weiri, Huron' Lumber Co., Ltd Don.. Rivers, i1gh'land Hill Dairy, Mike Sanders, Dr. H. 11. Gowan and Y. A. May & Son, 'a - 13y .JOAN ',TTHOl jSON Friday, August 19 saw the, fin- al day of the Kinsmen's summer playground, A Circus and Penny Carnival were the order of the Afternoon while the morning w'ais Pildevoted to .a church .service and ins, Rev. Kerr .and Rev, 1Tapson conducted the open air service.. We ;ars indebted to all the past- ors who 'gave of their time this summer to speak to the child- ren. iFniday afternoo'n's Penny Car- nival was the last event of the summer, The :games included dart throwing, toy auto racing, weight guessing and tooth pick blowing through straws. Other popular attractions were •gh1ost's alley, the wonder -house and pony rides, Last Tuesday evening, 75 .child- ren gathered at Riverview Park for a welner roast. The evening got under way with games before. everyone enjoyed a feast of hot dogs. We would like to thank Kist Beverages and the Exeter Dairy for donating pop and choc- olate milk. The evening was eon- eluded with outdoor films. This week, the wading poor at Victoria Park will be open if weather permits. Swimming les- sons at Riverview are also con- tinuing until Friday when the Red Cross Swimming Tests will 1 be tried at the twinning ,pool at Centralia. « * * Anyone: under 20 years of age, interested in track and field slieuld get in touch with Doug Smith ,concerning the Lake Hur- on ,Zone Track and Field. Meet to be field In Wailkerten Satur- day, August 27 ,at 10.50 a,m. :There will be junior, midget, bantam and pee wee classifica- tions for 12 events Including 100 yid„ 220 yd., 440 yd„ .8$0 yd. and one mile events; high jump, broad jump, hop, step and Junin, vole vault, discus throw and shot Thank You The Dashwood Men's ' Club 'would like to express its appreci- ation to the public for the sup- port and co-operation which made the second annual frolic such a success. The club would also like to thank all those • who assisted in any way with the frolic. Special mention is made of Earl Guen- ther who donated use of his grounds. Dashwood Men's Club William Haugh, President FIRE A-. AUTOMOBILE'LIABILITY untrrte sel+ You think you are - but ARE YOU completely insured? ti • Ua3 your Protection KEPT PACE with increased building costs? • How niuch would it cost you to 1%-i3UILD TODAY' • Home furnishing costs are UP too! If you were required to replace your furniture, drapes, linens and other household effects -How much would it cost - Do you have enough insurance to pay the Loss? • Don't run the risk of under Insurance. See us without delay and have your insurance brought up to present day values, W. H. Hodgson "The Insurance Man" PHONES: BUS. 24; RES. 1624 POLIO - CANCER - HOSPITALIZATION L_ EXETER - ACCIDENT & HEALTH, bri rft to 04, C • DON'T MISS THIS . Sat.' Sept, -3 We Will 'Hold -Ai Auction Sale On The • Lot At The Rear Of Our Store Of Furniture And All Kinds Of Household Needs And Antiques• • HUNDREDS OF . PAIRS OF GOOD FOOTWEAR To Go On Sale At Going -Out -Of -Business Sale Prices Children's Skip-Alongs For Boys and Girls.. This well-known brand is not- ed for long wear and service. Buy them now at give-away prices. Bbys' and girls' styles. Sizes 'V8%zalues' to, 21/2. Regular to $4.95 Sale Price; Pair .. $2.99 Sizes 3 to 8. Regular $3,95 Value. , Sale Price, Pair ■99 ... $1 OTHER GOOD VALUES IN CHILDREN'S AND GROWN GIRLS' FOOTWEAR CHILDREN'S LOAFERS. Locifers Mocassin type, in maroon leather with fancy trim. Sizes 6 to 9. Regular $2.50 Value. Sale Price, Pair .. $1.75 For Girls Papoose Mocassin-Type LEATHER SLIPPERS Made from soft elk leathers in red or chrome shades. Sizes 6 to 11. Regular $ 22.75 Salt Price, Pair` $1 ■89 Value. Sizes 12 to 3. Regular 32.98 $� Value. Sale Price, Pair ... ■98 Two Outstanding Values In Grown Girls' Loafers One style, made from Brown Elk Leather, with Neolite soles and low, flat heels. Sizes 5 to Safe Price, 9Pair $3.50 7. Another style in mocassin-type made from oil tan Brown Elk Leather. Reg. $3.98. $2 75 Sale Price, Pair .... ■ Save On Pretty, Women's BEDROOM Slippers They are rear beauties. They are mocassih•type unlade from Soft Elk Leathers, With fur• trimmed collar and beaded vamps, Choice of blue or pink, in all sizes. Regular $1.98 Value. $'j 49 Selling but Price, Pr. . Save Handsomely On Men's and Boys' Heavy Outing Canvas Boots They are made from heavy quality Blue 'Cotton Canvas and have heavy quality white coiru ated rubber sofe§ foxing And toe stubbers.All sizes for Mtn and boys and regular to Sel9l values. t Pride, pr. $i,85 WILLIAMS DRY GOODS READY TO WEAR AND NOTIONS Located On The Bluewater Highway, A Few Blocks South Of The Bridge, On The South Side Of The Road, In The New 3 -Store Block a a GRAND BEND WE ARE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS AND SELLING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCKS Nothing Reserved -Everything Goes -,-This Is The First Of A Series Of Sales -Watch For Future Sale News Safe°Starts Friday,, Aug. 26 - Be Early ! ! Look For The Yellow Sale. Price Tickets On All Advertised Items A Gr -and Opportunity To Outfit Your Children For Fall School Opening At Exciting Savings Half Price Clearance! Entire Stock of Men's, Women's, Boys' & Girls' Swim Trunks And Suits -And Children Outing Shorts Big choice of plain and fancy styles. Still a good assortnient of sizes. OUT THEY GO AT EXACTLY HALF OF OUR REGULAR PRICES Even if you do not need them for this season, buy for Years to come and make 100 per cent on your investment. • Cool Summer Caps A ■ FOR MEN AND WOMEN Selling out at half price and less. Regular values to JCOC $1.39. Take e'm away. Any cap Children's Cotton Underwear At a give-away price. Made from Combed Cotton yarns in sleeveless style vests. ' Sizes: small, medium and large. For boys and girls. 25c Sale Price, Each X77 v Pretty Style, Women's Panties At a low sale price. White Tricot Knit (Rayon Briefs with floral nylon inserts in sizes small, medium and large. 39 c Regular 490 Value. Sale Price, Each Special Import From England Fine Botany Wool Sweaters For men and women. Choice of pullovers, turtle -necks and button cardigan styles, In assorted colors and sizes. $5■00 98 A Regular $6.98 Value. ,Sale Price, Each Girls' Pretty Dresses ON SALE Nylons, griskays, Krinkies and cotton prints in the assortment. Sizes front 3 to 12 years. 1 Lot On .Sale at • $1.49 OnAsa a at1 $1.98 Girls' Outing Shorts In 'plain and fancy Cotton Regular i22es a to yw1y49 Regular $2,29' Value, �. Sale Price, Eaoh w Misses' Pedal Pushers Made from plain mercerized cotton drills, yarn-dyed Cham- brays and sail cloths, Choice of pink, Tight and'navy blue, Sizes 12 to 18. Regular $2.98 Vlu. Sate ePrice, Each ,. $1•98 Pretty Washable Slacks FOR WEE GIRLS Lovely Plaid Denims Sizes 3, 4, 5 years. 51.49 f1egutar $1.98 for Faded Blue Denims 2 to 6 Years. 98e Regular 31,49 Tor a ■ Our Entire Stock Of Women's, Misses' & Girls' Skirts and Suits" To be sold at 'Slaughter Sale Prices. , All new stocks and up-to-date styles, 25 Women's Wash Skirts Lovely plain and printed broad- cloths and slobs. Regular $4,95 and $5.95 values. Going at'half- priceEach and less. Out they go, at one low, price. $2,49 Misses' Suit Jacket and Matching Skirt They are made from plain Mel- bourne bourne flannels in navy shade; also some in small plaid pat= • • ttern; rayon -lined. Sizes 12 to Lades Skirts 20. Rg. $8.95 Value. $5 95 Sale Price, Suit ... w ■ Smartly -Styled Misses' Skirts Low Priced. Made from plate Rayon Gabardines and Slub Spuns. Sizes10 to 20. Regular $3.98 •values. . $2 98 Sale Price, Each . ■ Made from lovely all -wool Scotch plaids, Melbourne flan- nels and Pic 'n Pic spuns. , Reg. $7.49 Values 55.95 Sale Price ■ 'renn-Aged. Girls' Suits Reg. $10.95 Values 57.5c 8, 10, 12 year sizes. Same navy Sale Price ltd rayon-linal ed, Regular g uthe i1 a r' $7.95 Reg. $14,95 Values 59.9e value. 54.95 Sale' Price • ■ Sale Price ■ You Can Reap A Harvest Of THRILLING SAVINGS ON ALL 'KINDS OF MEN'S WEAR • At This Spectacular Going Out Of Business Sale Our Best Quality Men's Fine Dress Shirts On Sale At Savings Of $2.00 Each' They are made from extra fine quality English Cotton Broad- cloth with a highly mercerized finish and have the popular fused collars that require no starching, Choice of white or the popular .pinks. All sizes and a regular $4.95 value, Selling -Out Price, Each .� 95 ■ Sale! Men's Nylon Boxer -Style Underwear Shorts Lovely printed patterns on white ground. Cool as a cucum• ber and requires no ironing. A regular good $1.69 Value, Eat h 51.25 Save A Dollar A Pair On ' Men's And Boys' RUBBER BOOTS Knee-high, heavy black rub.. ber with heavy red soles and foxing, Priced at $1,00 less than regular, mews ,,,,..,, ,.,, $3.95 Pair' $2.95 Save On The Popular Men's Jeans Full cut roomy garments, strongly tibubte stitched seams and copper rivetted and bar. tacked at all points of strain and made ,from 71/4, 9 and 10 Oz. Sanforized Blue benim. Would sell ib the regular way up to $4.50 a pair. All sizes. Selling -Out Price $2 75 Eatih Save $1.35 on Men's Cowboy King's WESTERN JEANSthey Weight n' Slue Ceram rmade b8 dlevery pair carries the manufacturer's fair settingrice 585 O them durippthls great s'ell1ng+� Out sale sizes 2$ to 36, Sava $1.36 a pair.�4Y 5� Bach ,r,...r.r,r...r 4