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Ry MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER
Winchelsea Students AfmouncementS
Visit Huron Museum
The Tlm»»’Adwc<f># June M IW
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Youngson
and Beverly spent Sunday eve
ning with Mr. and Mrs. Ktnnetb
Langford.
Mrs. Trewartha of Holmes
ville is spending a few days with
her daughter, Mrs,’ Ken Lang
ford, ana Mr.. Langford,
j^frs. Fred Pattison spent Wed-
®sday with Mrs. Mowat Driver
■ the Mitchell Road. '
"Mr's, Mae Stephens of St.
Marys, spent Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Thomson.
E. Rathburn Of
Sunday evening
and Mrs. Alex
Mr. and Mrs.
Thorndale were
guests of Mr.
Irvine, '
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thom-
s6n and family were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Gordon Jones of
Glendale.
Mr. Lloyd Mossey and Cheryl
of London spent Friday with Mr.
Mnd Mrs. Cecil Mossey.
Mrs. James Mossey and Kath
leen returned home on Sunday
atfer spending a few weeks with
Mrs. Clarence Martin of St.
Marys, while 'Mr. Martin was a
patient in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Parkinson
and family, attended Granton an
niversary and were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Malcom
SpenCe, * ■
Mr. Hatvey Parkinson and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Picket spent
Sunday at Wallaceburg.
fttrs. Bob Thomson, Sharon
and Judy spent five days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Per-
kin§, of Toronto.'
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Fred Thomson
Evening Service
Open this Sunday, Wednes
day afternoon, and during
the evening throughout the
week:
Exeter
Motor Sales
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The pupils Of grades one to
four of Winchelsea school enjoy
ed a motor trip to Goderiph on
Tuesday.
They met their guide at 10
a.m. and went through the
newly erected courthouse. From
there they toured another new
building, the Knox Presbyterian
Church. i
Due to difficulties arising, they
were unable to get their free
boat ride hs scheduled in the
morning, so they journeyed to
the park for lunch. Each pupil
brought his own picnic lunch
and was supplied with free
drinks and ice cream.
The afternoon program began
at 1 p.m. in the Huron County
Down To Earth
—Continued from Page 9
The only feed in the stalkThe only feed in the stalk is
in the skin. The cellulose in the
pith is hard to digest and can be
ruled out’as of any great value,
Can M*k« Money
Management of hay can make’
money, The minerals/ proteins
and carbohydrates are stored in
the leaves and if they are lost for
any reason before the hay reach
es the manger it means they
must be replaced from the grain,
bins and in bags of protein sup
plement.
There are many good reasons
why it is hard to get at the hay
ing in time. Usually the v first
Week in June is much Wetter
than the last week. This year
we had no. hay to cut then. Also
there is other farm work in the
way. There are beans and corn
to cultivate, beets and turnips
to hoe; greeh peas to harvest
repairs to make to the barn.
However, the ha^it of letting
hay go, until there is time for it,
is costly indeed. If possible get at
it as early as you can.
DID YOU KNOW?
Legumes are not as good as
soil-builders as they
credited. A 3V5: ton
fall a hay takes out . _ __ __
lb. of phosphates and 6i lb. of
potash—more than a grain crop,
tibility go downhill after seed
making: gets under way.
The real cause of the’loss, of
feed value is cellulose which
mdst livestock can digest but
the production of indigestible
lignin as the crop matures in
creases rapidly, according to the
latest research reports. They sug-'
are usually
crop of* al-
the soil 33
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OLDSMOBILE SEDAN, a steal ...........
METEOR COACH, I’m being robbed
METEOR COACH, ydur choice of two......
tfORD COACH, above average ...................
STUDEBAKER SEDAN, see this one........
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CHEV SEDAN/ottly .......................................
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TRUCKS
’52 FORD 3 TON STAKE DUMP .
Above average
FORD 3 TON ,.
DODGE PANEL, vety godd
’53 FORD PICKUP
. ’52 FORD PICKUP
’49 dodge Pickup
$ 950
$ 795
$ 750
$ 595
$ 3$0
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Pioneer Museum. Herbert Mc
Neill, the curator, guided the
children around in groups, show
ing them 15 ways of making
flour from ancient history to
modern ways and different cus
toms in other countries. They
also viewed the ancient fire
engine of Crediton, the fire bell
which was located at the north
.of Exeter and many other an
tiques and ancient machinery
and dress.
From here they were taken
through the Sheaffer pen factory,
shown, how a pen is made from
pen nib to final packaging.
Next stop was the Sifto Salt
factory where they saw the salt
heated from the brine to the
looose salt ready for table use.
Each pupil was given a-pound
box of salt to take home. .
, To conclude the day’s fun,
everyone enjoyed the free boat
ride around the harbour.
The pupils of W i n c h e 1 s e a
school in grades five to eight
enjoyed a bus trip to Detroit on
Tuesday and toured the museum
and zoo at Greenwich Village.
Mrs. ThomaS Bell and her
brother, George Hannah, of Cal
gary, Alta., visited 'Sunday with
atMr. and Mrs. Harry Webber
Kirkton,'
Beef Program
• -Continued from Page -9
up this year and prices
strengthen.
would
A number of Huron County
producers, including Gordon
Greig, fieldman for the Feder
ation of Agriculture, attended
the^conyention. Harold Huffman,
of Blenheim, is president..
Thames Road
—Continued from Page 8
Detroit visited oh Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stone.
Added to those who sent greet
ings for the seventy-fifth anni
versary of Thames Road church
as mentioned last week were
Mrs. Harry McCullugh • (nee
Nena Monteith) pf Vancouver,
Harvey Borland, Regina, Mrs.
Stewart (nee Jessie Russell) of
Burlington, Miss Anne Baxter,
Dungannon, a former teacher,
Mrs. Victor Kfestle, Exetfer, Mr.
Hal Brown and Sistfer of. Credi-
ton and Hon. J. G. Gardiner, Ob
tawa.
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Lucky Winner
—Continued ffom Page 1
delivered the first baby born
in the three-year-old institutiori.
Prizes presented to the winner
and his moth&f deludes port
raits, a hairdd, tdilfet trainer, al
phabet book, fcfrib buttress, niirs-
firy laftij),. & mbttth’fe free lauhdiry
and dty elfeanmg'sorvice, feiecttic
bbttlfe Warfhfer, teddy bear, IdWel
SSt, baby shawl, Silver spb&ii
aim cup, bed sprfead, feeding
s£t, shoes, diaper pail, flowers,
tea ’ pot, lotions and soaps, ev
aporated milk, housfeebat and
slippers, diapers, cbmb and bihish‘'
sets; Baby book, eight-bbttlb StfeT*
iiiz^h, paper edhtaibfer fob baby
fddds and a- treasure book.
. Fiffits' contributing the priZbS
fyere Jack Dbeht, Maejerie Dilkess
SfehverS hardware, Cnoosa B&bk
Shop, Brady Cleaners and Laufid-
eteria Ltd., Hbpper Hockey Fur
niture, Dinney Furniture, Mac
Millan’s . Mid - Town . .Cleaners,
Gould and Jory, Traquair Hard
ware, Smyth’s Shoe store, Lin
denfield’s, Chainway, Greene’s
Variety Store, Reder’.s Florist).
Jack Smith Jeweller, O’Meara,
Stafford Foods, Diamond Drugs,
Texpack, Ferranti Electrick,
Fishbt* dfid BUrpe Ltd.) JbhriSWft
and Johnston’ Ltd., Bailey’s Flor
ist, 'Canada Packers Ltd., Ab
bott Laboratories, Wyatt’s Drugs,
Dean Russell Drugs, Utility Pa
per Co. and Welder’s Service.
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Birth, tM»th anh NetjoM >»r« inaWH m’f’’ ’
pt Thanks coat Tic, In, Mamorlam • Halloas 7*0* f°r ounhia versa, as«
axtr> for each atfoltienat vofm;
antf En»«8«mant Natlooo IW# TOO’
BIRTHS
DIETRICH-Mr. And Mrs. LeOnaM
ptetrich. Dashwood, annomi-ce the
birth pl their dawiiter at South
* Huron Hospital, June 22, 1955.
HEDDEN—Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hedden, St. Caiharines, hnnoumte the birth of the.lv son, Michael
Dean, at St. Catltarines General Hospital, June 24, 1956—a brother
for Robin; grandson lor Mg and Mrs. Vernon Hedden, st. Catha
rines, and great grandson for
Mrs. Catherine Hedden, HbnsaU»
PASSMORE—Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Passmore, (nee Leona Duncan), happily announce the birth of- ihfeir daughter, Janet Marie, on
June 13, 1956, at Elgin General
. Hospital, St. Thomas—a sister
for Laird.
SPROUT—Dr. and Mrs. W. R.
• Sproat are happy to announce the birth ot their son, James Willihm. -(Jamie), at Windsor bn
June 21/1956—a brovhfef for Jknet
Elizabeth and a grandson tor Mrg. Earl Sproat, Hensall.
VERKERK—Mr. and Mrs. Cornel
ius Verkerk, R.R. 1 Exeter, an* nounefe the birth ot. their twin
sons—Cornelius and Boost,, at South Huron Hospital, June 25,
•1956. "
PURVEY—Waynft and Jean Tur- vey, Exeter, announce the birth
of their son, Danny Wayne, ht South Huron Ho&pithi, June 21,
1-956—special thanks to Dr, Read
and Staff,
Robinson — Arthur and Emily Robinson, of 96 Bruce st., Lon
don, are pleased to, announce the
birth of a- daughter, Kathryn
Dianne, at St. Joseph's Hospital,. London, on Friday, June 8, 1956.
WEIN—Mr. and Mrs. Gftrald Wein ■
(ne® Butler), LOndOn, are -happy
-to announce the birth of a daugh
ter, , Monica. Lynn, ht Victoria Hospital, London, bn " ""
19^56, ■
DEATH'S
DOUPE—At St. Mary's
Hospital on Tuesday,
1956, Eliza Janfe Kirk, neioveu. wife of the late Amos Doupe, in
June 17,
Memorial
June 26. beloved.
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her ninety-second year. Reatink
at the L. A. Ball funeral chapel
where funeral service will be held Thursday. June 28. Interment in
Kirkdpn cemetery. . . ..
GEDDES—At South.. Huron Hospital on Friday, June '22. 1953, Albert Luther Geddes, ’in "JUs
eighty-first year. .
LOW — Terry Jacqueline,
daughter of^S^t. -
on ' June
20, 1956.
jenuc, infant
daughter of Sgt. Janies .and Mrs.
Lo5y (nee Barbara Dinn6y), born
on June 6, passed away in
Longueuil Hospital, Quebec, .June
20, 1956. Interment June 21 in
Batesville Cemetery, Quebec.
ROLLINGS—Passed away in St.
Joseph's Hospital, Lojndon, Wednesday, June 27, 1956, John Rol
lings. in his eighty-fourth year. • Funeral service will be held from
the Murdy Funeral Homer Lucan,
on Friday, Juno-29 at 2.00 p.m.
Interment in St. James’ Cemetery, Clandeboye.
ENGAGEMENTS
. Mr. and Mrs. CeciL Dobson, Kirk-
ton. Ont., wish td announce the MtgalfdtWt of -fheir ‘ y d U-n fest
daughter, Gwendolyn..May.,. td.Mr.
WilliAm Charles ■ Wighorn; only
son ol Mfr. strict Mrs.' Charles Wag
horn, Exeter, Ont. Wedding to
take place on July 7 in St. Paul’s
Anglican Church, Kirkton, at 12
noon. , 28
CARDS OF THANKSx
Mr. Alid Mt's. Edwlil fieavefr tyiMl
to ih&fik Ml who so kliiatvrfeiitehibetfed Mi'S, ,g HVH1 frith
cat'ris, ilwefb Mia ifeais Wife a pattent in st.. JOsfeph's HospiHl
arid feinee rfewi'fthia h&m. as*
Wfe would like to thank All 4hdsfe
who. rOmembefrfed ufe with flowfers.
treats. Cards, gift s and visits
during our stay in S&uth Huron
Hospital .and -since .o’feturnin'g home. Special thinks to Dr. Scrimegeour, murw, -stall.'. bL,Souuv;Smcp.iv
Hd&JpitiL.— Audrey Desjaf-dihe And baby, Dfebri. r . 28*Constable and L- TfiMby
and fafflily of St..Marys Wifeli tb OxpffeSs .kincere theiftks Alia • Appreciation for tlife, many l&ttfers, cafcte and. callS t& 'tltelr-'y&Ufig febn,
Matthew, -Whilst lit st. Marys hos
pital and sineb returning- home. 2S
Mr. Aimer Stewart wishes to
express his sincere thanks to all
Who sent cards, flowers and treats
and who visited him while a pa-, tlent in South Huron Hospital, with special' thanks to'Miss Clay-
poie and her staff for thfeir many acts of kindness during that time.
28* Mrs. Albert. .Geddes wishes'-to
thank- relatives,! friends, pall bear-'
ens, Dr. Read and. Rev. N._ D.' Knox
for floral tribute’s, messages of
sympathy and assistance in her
rdeent'hereavfemeflt. , ■ , 28*I would Jikfe tb IMftk my b-tends
for remembering me with flowers
and cards when I was a patient
in South Huron Hospital and Vic- torial Hospital, London. Special
thanks -to -Miss Claypole and staff
and Dr. Butson. RineyKeller.
Rev. W. J. Moores, Pastor.
SPECIALS
Thl following 30-da? Uhitfc to bft rfeduced $10
per dhy Jhtil sold. >
■ ’54 CHEV COACH .................
’52 CH^V SEDAN ..................
’51 DODGE COACH, a beaut
’4^ MONARCH C(?ACH .........
’49 AUSTR SWAN .............
MONARCH SEDAN .........
PLYMOUTH SEDAN .......
FORD 3 TON STAKE, now motor
FORD 3 TON C & C........................
FORD PiCRUP, she’s O.K. ............
’47
’46
’48
“’52
’50
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ThiiFifi&y'i Pritb
$1,300
$ 965
$ S6S
$ 520
$ 175
$ 100.
$160
$ 660
$ 535
$ 460
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TRACTORS
OLIVIA MTRAC WITH DAVIS
LOADDR, a beaut .........................
J6$N DfeERE “B”, like new ......
ALLIS CHALMERS 60 COMBINE <
3 FURROW JOHN DEERE PLOUGH ......... $
Hydr^ulie lift ’ ;
STIFF TOOTH FORD CULTIVATOR.......$
Utfed vfery littlfe
BUCK RAKE, Wt mounted i o -I i h * n r*
700
425
150
125
115.
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FOR SALE *REAL ESTATE HELP WANTED
THAMES ROAD:
UNITED dHURCH
SChc4iilfet of Services for July
July 1 hrid. 8—Rev. G. G. Burton,
M.A., S.B., London.
Jiiiy 15 m 22-ChurchCs CibShd
July; 29—To Be Announced ’
Serviced &t regular hours—10:bi)
a.fft. hnd 11:15 a.m. ,
Calvary chuRCh
Evangelical Uhited Brethren
DASHWOOD
-R«v. W. F. Krotz, Minister
* MrS. Ken McCrae, Organiit
• Sunday, July I, 195&
10:.6b a.m. — “RightboUkOSfe
Ekalteth a Nation”
11:05 a.m.—Sunday Sfihdbl
.................. i-r-if,
MAIN STREET
United Church Of Canada
Riv. Alex'r Rapson, Miniittr
MH. A. Willard, Organist
10:00 a,m.—Servicte of Worship
(Beginners (ages 4-5) will .fviliL
draw during the second hymn.10:00 a.m.—The Nursfery Class. Ages 1-3, In. the •primary Department.
11:15 a.nf.—The Church School
Uhioh Service With Jfemfefe Street
A Wfeltbnte tb AU
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH .
Rfev, Sarnufel Kerr, B.A./ B.D
Minister
AhL*—Sunday School *
10:00 4.m.-Morning Worship.
S 6, r in o n Subject: "Martha.
Mary and Lazarus”
Larry Snider Motors
Ybur Ford • Monarch Dealer
| PHONE * EXETER
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THAMES ROAD
MENNONITI MISSION
. txiBTER
Sunday School
10:30 to 11:30 ajh.
"Teach M« Thy Truth, 6 UH"
Supt.: Stanley sauder, Zurich
PENTECOSTAL:
TABERNACLE
Sunday, July 1, 1958
9:15 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—-Morriing Worship
(Communion)
Evening services cancelled
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RlV,: Lt W. Krause, Paster
2 t.t ft.
J. in favor' ’Of. CRUSADE,~ ZURICH.
■"ii ifir nr.K7?... i........... .
ZION OHukCH
gvahgislicil United UrdHtten
Gftfcbl'tON
Riv. Glen III Sttfemk, -Miftiitfer
10^0 ’ft.m.—Worship, §6rVi6b "
iLob a.m.«-sttna>y Mbbi
■hiiirYi ill ‘iiiiii-rrifrf. ‘lt.iftit.iW, - r .........V.
ZIDN LUTHERAN CHURCH
- DASHWOOD
Hkfot: Mmicfon
7:45
9:00 A.fh.-^Suftday Sfchool
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THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Sunday, -July 1, 1956
10:00 a.m.—Morhing Service
Rov. G. J. Hoytema (Dutfch)
2:00 p.m.—Afternoon Service
Student W. Lootsma (English)
All Wfelcqmb
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Nt Dt RM Ou Rector
Trivitt Memorieb Exetbr
'Setvicfes JBufiftg July
July I. 11:30 i.tft. «- ildly Com-
iftUhidh.July i, 11:80 a.m,’ MdfflH
Pfayof,
July 15, 11:30 A.m
Prayor.
July 22 and 29 Services Can
celled.During July, IM Rev. M. R
EWn will bl FrifeH in Charge.
MoiTlirtg
STANDING HAY, J8 Acres, mixed.
Apply J a,me» a. Turner, R,R. 1
JUueftM. 38:5*
■ MR. FARMER 11 don’t think it
: pays, to buy leri ilizei* to grow weeds! Do yoiu? If not, call L.
V. Hogarth and have clean graiif
and, corn even if your grain is seeded out. Call L, • V* Hogarth, 266 Exeter. , ’ 28c
SWEET CLOVER, loo acres, yellow
blossom, fresh. A p ply D o u g a 1
Clarke, Lucan, phone w-r-2 Lucan.
, 21:280
STANDING MIXED, HAY, 10 acres.
Apply Lloyd Johns. R.R. 8 Exeter,
phone J.Oi-r-15 Kirkton. 28*
WINDOW boxes, painted and filled whir mixed, plants; ready to
Wry away;. 83.50. wood black
swamp soli in bushel baskets. Bailey s Florists. 28c
COAL & WOOD RANGE, Clare Jewel, with low back, in good con
dition. Also a Sunshine 3-burner electric range. Apply Alvin Ginger
ich, phone 90-r-6 Zurich. 28c
BALER & BINDER TWINE-—Bel
gium, Danish and Brantford. Cann’s •Mill Ltd. 28c
ICE, ICE. ICE—Any quantity. De
liveries Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Apply .Edgar Cudmbre, phone 171-r-
14 Exeter,. 7tfc
KELV1NATOR, 17 cu. ft., double
doors, lockable handles and -Deep
freeze compartment; excellent condition, and new appearance. Phone
4,1, Grand Bend. ' 28*
’A - TON PICKUP TRUCK, 1950
Chev, with racks, 32.000 miles, good
Condition. 1951 1-ton .Ford truck, 47,000 miles. Apply YVally Wein,
phone 54 Dashwood? 28;5c
30 WEANER PIGS—Apply Allan
Westcott, phone 176-r-32 Exeter.
28c
MIXED HAY, 15 acres. Will share
crop. Apply T. Simpson, 1 mile west of Whalen on Town Line. 28c
SWEET CLOVER HAY-, 600 bales.
Appply John Arts, R.R. 2 Crediton.
28*
KITCHEN SUITE, wooden, with 4 chairs. Phone. 552-W1 Exeter. 28*
1954 CHEV 4-DOOR SEDAN.; 1953
Chfev H*ton pickup. The above are
privately owned, hnd in perfect Shape; low mileage. Will accept
trade-in and can arrange finance. D, E. MacKinnon, Hensall, phone
1162, , 28*
BATHROOM SHOWER CABINET
with .all fittings: JUst used a shbfrt
time. Would suit camper. Apply E.
A. Dilling, Granton P.O. 28:5*
USED HAY BALER. Massey-Har
ris, P.T.O. driven; also 6’ power mower to fit Allis-Chalmers CA
tractor, Exetfer Farm Equipment, phone 508. 28c
13-PIGS,-9-weeks old, Apply Matt
Finkbeiner, Crediton. 28*
FOR RENT
3-ROOM APARTMENT, furnished,
bath, separate fentrance. Apply 287
Hurdn St, W., phdne 592 Exeter.
28c
5 LARGE APARTMENTS, unfur
nished; One Upstairs, one down-
-feIAih,tt bStli. private entrance, nice
ly dfeedrated; in good location.
Phone 441-W Exeter. 28c
3 - ROOM APARTMENT, modern,
private. downstairs, heated, all ’0bhy6ntenc.es. Pertly 'furnished if
RfeBirfett1;4-private^ efl ti-aime; 1 «r r
adUltS. jApply 145 Victoria St. 28*
LOJVBR APARTMENT, unfurnish
ed, lifted, on William St., near
dbwfltatvn, 4 rooms and bath; entirfeiy private; separate hot water
tAliki range wiring; nicely decorat-
63. Phone 232-M. 28c
APARTMENT, 3 rooms and 3-
piece bath, furnished. Available
now. John Wai-d, phOne 348. 28*
4-RO0M HOUSE; nice, quiet and
bright Ideation. Apply at 48 Main St., North End. Available July 1.
28
3:BJSDROOM;-'HOUSE, large living room, dining -(room, large kitchen
with built-in-cupboards, new batb
room. hot -aiid cold water, level
floors, full.—-basement, new fully automatic dll /-furnace; completely
remodelled fe.nd insulated; close to schools; pbfesessl&n July.!., See it at 316 Anul'few St. on Tnlirstily or
Friday afternoons. 28* _
HENSALl Lower ,5-rbbm brick
apartment, nicely decbrat fed, jnsidfe
water arid bath.- Apply Mrs. MAt-y
Steph&h, Zurich. 28c
REAR AgARTM-
elderly lady bi
July 1. Pfidhe 2
4-Room ^Apartment, ’ upstair, 2-
pip.ee. bath. Available immediately;.-Phone, 7 Exeter. 28tfc
MoD^'RN^A^AMI’MENT., furnish
ed or unfurnished. BeaVers Hard-
Waxe, Exeter, phone 86. . 3tfC
___ _ ___ small, at 308 Andrew sSt. Especially .sUitabm for ’’ '________br coUple. AVS.ila.ble
'libhe 226. ' 2S-.5*
APARTMENT—Centrally located. 4
light, airy rooms, bath, hot water,
part furnished; separate entrance; reiit reasonable; immediate posses
sion, Apply 343 AndreW St., Exeter.
21:28c
2 APARTMENTS—Aftply Tastp-Nu Bakery, phdne 100, Zurich. 9fcfC
APARTMENT, inttlte Ellibt Apart
ments. Fhone 7aTaJ. You’ll like this one. _____ 24tfb
§ LARGE ROOMS, unfurnished. Ap-
t)ly‘ Mayfair . Ap&.rUrtents, phone 52.
' ■»- , 19tfb
3 ARARTMI&NT&, unfurnished, for
rent at once'.'W. C. Pearce.Rftal-
tor, Exfeter.- 12tfo
APARTMENT, 2 bedrooms, tdilet,
hot and cold water, On ShipkA highway. Phoftfe 6-J Crediton, 16tfC■ ■ ---- ' - ----
Floor Sanders
Fibdr Ed^fers, Floor Polishers
Vacuum Clfeanerfe, Tools, Etc.
sfeAvERs Hardware, EXtTEfc
sewing Machines — Electric
portables, by the week. .Hopper'
Hockey Fbrniturfe, •phone 99,
eter.
. RANCH -style house, new.• basement, Jiving room, • kitchen, 3
bedrooms, full bath; were of land;
i priced down, owner going West.
Duplex, separate entrances, 2 full f baths, kitchens, new oil. furnace,
f Bents at fill). .Price 86,300. Some
j terms.
Inice brick house, having *u
j conveniences, including oil furnace;
i good barn and building lot. William
Pearce. Realtor; Earl Parsons, b'rad
Cole, Salesmen. iftfc
GftAND BEND—S-bedtoom cottage,
full bathroom, winterised; nicely
treed area. Price $5,000. Terms. C.
’ V. pjekard, Realtor, Main st,, Ex
eter. lltfc
CREDlTON-^-Briek house. '2-stprey,
Xumaee, bath, attached garage. W.
C. Pearce, Realtor; Karl Pgispns,
Salesman. „ .31
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EXPERIiWCED MAN - or boy io
help on farm for summer mpnths.
Phone Sfl-r-Jl Kitktoji. ' 28c-
WAITRESSES, full*-and part-time-.
Apply at Sunset Terrace, Grand
Bend, phone 192: 28c
WAITRESS (short nrder). R.C.A.JA
Centralia Snack Bar. Night work
and weekends; good wages. Write Box “R", Times-Advocate. 28c
2 GIRLS, 1 for kitchen and one
for store; steady work, full time; experience not necessary. Apply
Mayfair Restaurant, phone 52 Exeter,_______<___________________yse
,?50- TO .8100 WEEKLY can* ba
yours. Join our dealers. The line sells jtself. Write for- free eata«
'logpe, to Dept. D, Familex, Station C. Montreal.' 28c
STOCK WANTED
DEAD. DISABLED 8TIX3WBMMI*
day week service for ho-r»e».sheep pigs, calves.—qien K«nn&dy,
pboiu collect 158-W Lucan or Eat*, -alter 235, ,................ '131fc
I AM IN the MARKET ter ah
kinds of horses, any sue, any gra.
—G. J. How, phone .S3, Exeter.
min
AUCTION SALES
EXETER HOMES—C. V. PICKARD
HOUSE,
schools;
garage.
S3.6Q0..
I 3-BEDROOM BRICK, in best ot
condition, oil heated; nicejy treed
lot, with good garage; immediate
possession, Reduced piles make.s
this property particularly good buy.
4-BEDROOM HOUSE-LThis home
IS nicely decorated throughout;
hardwood floors and fireplace; forced oil heat; extra lots, beauti
fully’ treed; garage. Prick $7,500.00,
with very ‘easy -terms. • • ••
3-BEEROOM hRIGK COTTAGE,
vfery attractive living room, dining
room, convenient roomy kitchen, 3- piece bath, permanent laundry
tubs. This comfortable home is par
ticularly well located on a beauti
fully treed lot. Qwner leaving town.
<iuick possession.
2-STOREY -BRICK, 3 bedrooms,
choice location. This property is in
wonderful condition and has every
modern convenience including nW
oil burning furnace and tvatfer softener.. Extra large lot is nicely
treed.. Brick garage. Possession Ar
ranged.
. If you wish to buy or sell, see C. V. Pickard, Realtor, 394 Main
St.. Exeter, phpnfe 165 and .628..
12tfc
3- or 3- bedroom, near
bathroom, full basement,
Quick possession. Price
100-ACRE FARM, - onfe of Huron's'
good quality, .farms, .. well-' under- draijied, good barns, -silo, , good
house with conveniences; Exeter
area, -William Pearce, Realtor; Earl
Parsons, Fred Cole, Salesmen. 16tfc
NEW, MODERN HOUSE with Oil
furndee; feast side jbf Exeter; close
to schools. R. E. Balkwill, <7 John
St, . ttc
SERVICES
CUSTOM BALING—Square bales.
Apply Norman Whiting, Exeter,
Phone ‘655-W, evenings._______21tfc
HAVE YOUR BUILDING, remodel
ing, Alterations, kitchen cupboards,
roofing, fete. ■ done' by' Koning' and
Penning^. For free estimates call’
404-.T or 487 Exeler. 7~:14;2J.i2S
HAVE- YOUR SAWS • sharpened
andtset today,-the-Foley automatic
way. Stew’S Shat-pteping. Service,
105 Sanders St. E., Exetfer, phone
454. 76
SEPTIC 'TANKS pumped out.- Im
mediate service. Butler Bros.. Lu-
ean, phone 108 or 130-W, 8:2
LLOYD A CARL’S '
Painting And
Decorating
Free Estimates '
PHONE i5-R. EX.ETER.
WATERLOO CATTLE
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
J’Wherfe Better Bulls Are Used’*
For artificial Insemination infor
mation or service from all breeds of cattle, phone the Waterlob Cattle
Breeding Association at: Clinton
Hu 2-3441 between 7:3(1 and 0:30
A.M. We have all breeds available
—top quality at low cost. 4;26tfc
28k
MANURE L OADING—Apply Nor-
hiAn Whiting-, Exfeter, phone 655-W. 12tfc
NOTICES TO CREDITORS
----------- ------------ X . '
In the Estate of ,
■ Ada Andrew
deceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate of Ada Andrew, late of
the Town of Exeter, in the County
of Huron, Spinster, whi) difed on or
about th’e 16th day of June, 1956,
ttre required tb file particulars Of same with Bell and Laughton,
Solicitors bf Exeter, Ontario, by thb
14th' day bf July, 1956. after which date the estate will be distributed
having regard only to those claims
of which notice hafe been rfeceivfed.
Bell St Laughton
Solicitors for the Executors,
EXETER - Ontario.- .
28:5:12
AUCTION SALE
Consisting gf Church Shed
On the Premises, s
Zion, ViUteiF Church) ’
.. .-.les Ee pcntiaiia, <
The undw
•structed to
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 20
Shed co;
structure, of repair various pi
TERMS:
Ml WOODHAM -■ i ast of No. 4 Highway,
or 21 n Miles Routh or
Winchelsea. -
■rslgneri auctioneer, is ln« * -sell by Public Au’ction
Department of National Defence (Air) at
. . CENTRALIA, ONTARIO .
CLERKS,’! — $1620.;-$2070;
CLERKS, 2A — $1956.-\ 52550..
'Fpr further particulars see" post
ers displayed at Post Offices and
Offices of the National . Employment Service. 'Application forms,
obtainable thereat, should be filed
with the Civil Service Com: 25 St. Clair Avenue, East,
7, Oniario. NOT EATER
JULY 9, 1956.,
. Please quote competition 56-T957 for 'Clerks, 1.
Please quote competition 56-T958' for Clerks, 2A.
Application forms.
mission.
Toronto
THAN
number
number
28c
WE REQUIRE a young lady or
young man for office work. Must have a good knowledge of book
keeping and typing. ;• Apply- in Writing -or-person io <Jed,>.T, •Mtekte
<$ nSon.(c-Etd,, HgRsalJ, "Ont., .21128
YOUNG MAN 'to Jea’rn grocery
-business; fuJl-lhnetemploymeitt. -Ap
ply Dutch -Boy Food Market, R.C.-
A.F., Centralia. - 28’
EARN 830 A WEEK for 4 after
noons or 4 evenings- each week. Car essential. For details apply in
■Writing -to Box K, Times-AUvocate.
21:28c
at 7:30 p.m.
mists of well built frame 40x65 ft. ' . .
and c irnoses.
_—..... Cash.NORMAN
Building Comm...
ADVIN WALPEB
in good state
an be used for
EROCK.tree Chairman
:R, Auctioneer
METEOR SEDAN
Better than new, only
9,000 miles.
PONTIAC HARDTOP...
Excellent conditicHp two-
tone, radio. ’ '•’S'-'
CHEV SEDAN .
Immaculate condition!
CHEV SEDAN
Two-tonq, builtin radio.
BABY CHICK FOR SALE
ASK US FOR BRAY complete list
chicks available. For prompt shipment they have pullets, dayold and started, including Leghorns and
Amfts. ■ Mixed chiclxS,: broilers—Jet's
have your Order, in advance.- Full
information, agent—Erie Carsca-d- den, Exeter, phone 246-W, 2Sfe..--_____Dusias.;..
■■ TENDERS WANTED ’ -
,-We, -the provisional • committee appointed by- the Hog Producers ot
Huron County call for applications
for the position as m'-------- irJ
suitable buildings ’ for
yards at Blyth, Clinton
sail, according to the
down by the Ontario
duners Markftiing Board
i Also applications for
up of hogs at the
premises when, requested and livbred to- the assembly yard.
State price expected for yards,
managing and pick-up.
All applications to be in the hatids of the secretary not later
than. July 10.
ALBERT BACON. Chairman
ALBERT H. AVARN.ER, Secretary ' , R.R. 1 Bayjield, 280
ianager and
i* assembly
1 and Hen-
policy laid
WE STILL HAVE THAT
PHENOMINAL '3* FORD
FOR $65
SPECIAL^
,1954 Meteor 2-Tone Hardtop
Loaded with extras; -
■factory reconditioned.
Service
, Russ and Chuck’SnelU :4
PHONE 328 ixETER
E
«/
Investors Syndicate
/
of Canada, Limited
Investors Mutual
of Canada, Limited
Zurich, Phone 168
GIRL, 2l years pt age, would like
work In hotel or housework. wages Am per week. Apply Ruth MS Eg-
RIDE TO WINDSOR- — Thursday
bight 6t‘ EHSfey morning.-Apply 48
Main St. Nbrtli. 2f
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
Bloftt Arinfet^drtk M6tbM...... M »2sfi
3-R00M AIjARtMENT, on ground
floor, hfe&tfed, hot and Cold WAter,
large Bfetl-slttinfe ✓f'bOhi, kltbhfen and private bath room. Pehlialfe Apart
ments, 70 John St. E., phdnfe 294-
R.- * 14tfn
irritt ...........- ,,i a... ■■ T-1 * A'lUifa-—......
4 ROOMS— Heated, hot and (-did
water, lottf of storage space, immediate possession. v> S. Overholt,
Centralia, phone JExeter 732-J12,
3-ROOM *- Heated.Uhrmraishfed, with hath, hot ana v.blct Water, own „ eatfance. freshly 'daeoi-ateat ’ graunft hMb Available
Jmte lb. carling St., ph&na sir
after 6 p.m. 28
'tfiJ.tii 'ii'i i-.iUJVJr).1 ,n,'i
WANTED