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He Found Party Telephone
As Good As A Serial Story
The Augu»l
Shower Of Bargains In Classifieds
By HARRY J* BQYLE
In Tha Taranto Gleb# Anti Mall
"Mr. Boyle “is. a Toronto
radio producer and writer
whose boyhood was spent in
Huron County,
My first real knowledge of how
■important the party line tele-
■phohe was n rural community
r affairs came the winter I stayed
with Uncle Albert and Aunt
■ .............M
Garages
Open this Sunday, Wednes
day afternoon, and during
the evening throughout the
week:
Snell Bros. Ltd.
Garage
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WE’RE FULL OF VIM,
VI60FMND VITALITY'
BECAUSE WE DRINK
LOTS OF HIGH QUALITY
MILK FROM
HI6HI.MPHIUDMW
ft LOCAL TKAUtUA<KS, b*>
TO S&RVE7Y0U WELL,
_js:oufv AIM- OUR^COAdWl LL JUSTIFY.
“"'IT'S FAME!
be'st obtainable. It’s clean and
thoroughly screened. Buy BLUE
COAL from us, You’ll like our
prompt, efficient delivery.
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{glue
FUELS
Martha on their farm in West
Wawanosh Township in Huron
County. <¥y uncle had an attack
of “the rheumatics’’ and I was
to help with the chores and at
tend school.
One January evening when I
cam§ in from the stable with
Uncle Albert there was some
thing missing from the kitchen.
“What happened "to the tele
phone?” demanded Uncle Albert.
Aunt Martha pretended to be
very busy around the stove as
she replied: “The lineman was
here and I ... oh ... I had him
move it into the front hall.”
“It’ll be kind of cold in there
in the wintertime, won’t it?" he
said, but I noticed a smile
around the corners of his mouth.
“It was a plagued nuisance
dingling away here in the kitchen,
all the time," replied Aunt
Martha as she put. the platter
of meat on the table. “Suoper’s
on. Come and eat now. Harry,
did you wash your hands?"
The latter was purely a routine
question because she' had seen
me at the washstand. It served
to change the subject about the
telephone.
I was amused by the incident
because the evening before a
cattle buyer had called on Uncle
Albert. They sat in the’ kitchen
because it was winter time, and
since we were not expecting
company there was.no fire in the
heater in the front room. The
telephone rang—three longs and
two shorts. There was a family
exchange of glances.
Time For The Suiter's Call -
It was Thursday evening and
time for Sally Benson’s boy
friend to phone her from town,
She was a school teacher en
gaged to the hardware clerk in
town and the roads had been
blocked for a month. He tele
phoned every,Thursday and Sun
day evening and everybody
listened. It was as good as the
continued story in the Farmers’
Advocate. We would sit around
quietly and • Aunt Martha, with
her hand over the mouth piece
and the receiver to her ear,
would listen, turning around
every so often to toss back a
choice tidbit .of gossip like: “Old
Tom Kennedy, that used to work
in Riddell’s store, died today , . .
he says he misses her terribly.
Hmph He wants her to come
and visit in town over the week
end. The school trustees won’t
stand for that.”
The Thursday evening that the
cattle drover came we missed
our weekly installment of the
party line romance, ^fter that,
if we had company and there
was an interesting ring on the
telephone, Aunt Martha would
sit still for a few moments and
then get up and start looking
around as if there was some
thing she had misplaced. Then
she would walk into the front
room and tip-toe through the far
door into the hallway and so to
the telephone. She always had
a sweater handy in the hallway
for such emergencies. We could
always tell when she reached the
telephone because there was one
squeaky board she never seemed
able to miss.
After living in a “party line"
house you developed a sense
about calls that* were interesting
and important. Two long and one
short was no good. Tom Dyment
was a bachelor and he used his
telephone strictly for business.
Four long was a good one be
cause there were three teen-age
girls at the Thomson, place and
they had boy friends. Everybody
listened for two long, two short
rings, That-was Jack Mac-Vicar
and he was insurance agent,,
justice of the peace, pound keep
er and secretary of the school
board. You could hear about a
fire or a theft or possibly strayed
cattle or who the schoolteacher
had as escort to the dance -0 the
township hall. «
Notorious Listener
Abbie Jenkins was a notor
ious listener. Her telephone was
placed it a ‘’convenient spot
on the wall so that she could sit
down and concentrate on her
listening. She also had a great
clock and the ticking sound was
a dead giveaway.
Abbie would never admit
listening to the telephone and
would often comment on what a
terrible habit it was for people
to listen .in on telephone conver
sations. Uncle Albert tricked her
one time by suddenly stopping
his conversation to the pig buyer
and saying: “Abbie your clock
is wrong." Before she had time
to collect her,wits she said: “It
is not. I set it this morning by
the school bell.” Abbie was hor
rified, but the community had a
wonderful, chuckle.
The strange part about a party
line in the country is the fact
that everybody listens but very,
very few ever admit they do. On
the other hand, if there’s a hint
of tragedy, somebody sick or a
fire, just listen to them chiming
in, without any thought of pre
serving their declaration of “no
listening."
Possibly women are more in
clined to-cover up the fact that
they listen. I remember my un
cle picking up" the receiver one
day, after the Jenkins’ ring went
in. He wanted to know if it was
Joe Henderson phoning to say
when he would come to buzz
wood. It was Joe, who said: “I’ll
come and do your, wood first
thing in the morning. Then I'll
go on to Albert’s" My uncle had
no compunction about saying:
“Thanks, Joe, Abbie, will you
tell Tom I’ll be over to help him
and we can trade work. The" rest
of you on the line—Martha,
Grace, Mary, Rachel—tell the
men I’ll buzz wood tomorrow af
ternoon." The men all appeared
and. there was no explanation
asked or offered about how they
knew when to come.
Listening isn’t such a bad
habit. I can remember as a very
small boy "when my mother was
sick. After she had been confined-
to bed for four days, father cal
led the doctor and within an hour
four of .the neighbor women
came along to help. They didn’t
mention how they knew about
her illness and. my father didn’t
comment. He was mighty glad to
see them. So was I, after a four-
day diet, of hard fried eggs,
burned toast and tinned beans,
CLASSIFIED RATES
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SUCCEEDING INSERTIONS
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U/?p P»r Word
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Subsequent
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noon.
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Insertions
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_______ FOR SALE
50 ACRES LAND—Good, for cash
crops' or pasture, ApplyWein, Dashwood. 16:23:30:6c
75 PULLETS, Rock Cross with
New Hamp, starting to Jay. Apply
Hugh Love, phone 174-r-3 Exeter^
175 PULLETSj New Hamp and
Sussex, starting to lay: chicks
from McKinley Hatchery, Apply
Arnold Keys, Varna. H>®
WOOD — Apply Lloyd Hackney.
KirktOn, phone 21-r-9.___________.
%-TON TRUCK, 1953 Ford F100, In
good condition,. Apply Harris WeA
Cent ralia._______ Jbc
CLOVER HONEY,- 4-Jb. tins, $1.15,
8-lb. tins, $2.25; bulk, 25<! per lb,
Ewart- Pym, 59 Simcoe St. 16c
HOT WATER HEATER, . electric,
with thermostat, $20.00. Apply C.
E. Kennedy, Huron Vista, Huron
St., Grand Bend._____________ 16*
THR'ESI-HNG MACHINE', Goodison
22”, in first class condition, with
drive belt. Priced cheap. APPl/
Thomas P, Morris, phone 43-r-Z
Dublin, ____________, ' , > 16C
BOY'S BICYCLE, ’ In good condi-
tion. Phone 20-T-3, Crediton. 16c
ANNEX STOVE, white , enamel,
with pipes, nearly new. Apply to
Harold Cpx'beft, Lucan._____ 16c
MAN'S SUIT, brown striped, 3-
piece, fairly good condition, size
42, Apply Brady's Cleaners, 16:23c
BABY CARRIAGE, Lloydlite silver
blue. Apply 181 Columbia Drive.
RCAF Centralia, phone 650-J2. 16
FOR RENT
FURNISHED APARTMENT, in*
eluding trig; utilities paid. Phone 8 Crediton, 16c
, 4
cold
■up-
..... all
if base
private
or call
_ 16*
APARTMENT, main floor of large
brick house, on east, side of_town.
Phone 441-\V Exeter. 16c
2- BEDROOM APARTMENT,.avail
able *
for !
wick
phone
3- ROOM APARTMENT, furnished,
with balk, separate entrane'e. Phone,
592 or 287 Huron St. West. 16*
REAL ESTATE TENDERS WANTED LOST
(TNl'VRNJSHED APARTMENT,
heated, with hot and <
3-plcce hath, built-in <■
and hard wood floors;
decorated; also use <*
with laundry tubs:
e. Phone 3|J0 after 6
Carling St._________
ii
ri
ai i1.
now, unfurnished; also
ale or rent, suitable for
shop, Apply John
348.
APARTMENT, furnished or self-
contained, hot and, cold water on
tap. private bath with shower; available ‘September 1. Phone 400-
W (evenings). 7tfc
ELLIOT APARTMENTS
The 12-suite stean.
ment building in the
town has self-contained
apartments with private
plenty of closet space,
frigerator, (some fully
janitor service; plenty '
and. parking space foi
reasonable rates. C.-„ ..
August 15.
SANDY ELLIOT
Phone 476 or 787-J Exeter 8:9tfc.
-heated apart-
centre of
l-bedroom bathrooms,
stove, re
furnished);
of hot water ILr cars: very
One will be vacant
2 APARTMENTS, upper and lower,
both newly decorated, In Cpntralia.
village, hot and cold water. Phone
732-J3 Exeter." 26:9:15c
LOWER APARTMENT, unfurnish
ed, heated, on William Street, near
downtown, 4 rooms and” bath,
entirely private, separate hot water
tank, rang® wiring, nicely decorated. Phone 232-M Exeter. 26:9:16c
APARTMENT—Living room, bed
room, kitchen, and. bathroom. On
front of Main street. Apply May-
fair Bakery, phone 52 Exeter.lDtfc
2 APARTMENTS—Apply Tasty-Nu
Bakery, phone 100, Zurich. Stfc
APARTMENT—Centrally located, 4
light, airy rooms, bath, hot water,
part furnished; separate entrance;
rent reasonable; immediate posses
sion. Apply 313 Andrew St.. Exeter.21:28:5:12:19:26:9c
3 APARTMENTS, unfurnished for
rent at once. W. C. Pearce, Real-
tor, Exeter,_______ _____ 12tfc
APARTMENT, 2 bedrooms, toilet,
hot and cold water, on Shipka
highway. Phone 6-J Crediton, lfttfc
, in*
hard-
...„.....; with
ad floor apai’t*
•e, a-pieee bath
rn. Reason for
................... -Apply J. W.
Powell, 90 Victoria St. West. 16tfc
FRAME H CUSH, 1’a-stOrey, striated, nicely decorated,
wood floors, new oil furnace;
income—3-room grou
ment, private entrap
up. 2-pjcce bath, do’
selling—ill health.
SERVICES
rop
for
our
ng'.
>0
CUSTOM COMBINING. 13-fl. S.P.
rbtnbine; custom baling, square
bales. Also manure loading. Apply
Norman IVhlting, Exeter, phone
Ii55-Mr, evenings. _____IStfc
PIANO LESSONS—Anyone in I erest
ed in taking piano lessons, contact
Mrs, Harold Stire. A.W.C.M., Dash*
wood, phone 37 -W. _______9:16*
CUSTOM WORK — Swathing and
combining. Self-propelled swather;
satisfaction guaranteed. Apply E. j. Walker, Cromarty, phone- 12-r-13
Dublin. ’ 26:9:16*
WHITEWASHING & CLEANING—
Arrangements can be made. Bill
Watson, Dashwood, phone 35-r-19. 7:12-11:15®
HAVE Your SAWS sharpened-
and set today, the Foley automatic
way. Stew's Sharpening Service,
105 Sanders St, E., Exeter, phone
454.______________________ 7c
SEPTIC TANKS pumped out. Im
mediate service, Butler Bros,, Lu- can, phone '108 or 130-W, _____Sr2
WATERLOO CATTLE .BREEDING ASSOCIATION “Where Better Bulls Are Used"
For artificial insemination infor
mation. or service from all breeds
of cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association at: Clinton
Hu 2-3441 between 7:30 and 9:30
A.M. We have all breeds available
—top Quality at low cost. 4:26tfc
STOCK WANTED
DEAD, DISABLED STOCK—Seven-
day week service for horges, cavtle,
sheep pigs, calves.—Glen Kennedy,
phone collect 168-W .Lucan or Ex-
eter 235- 12tfc
I AM IN THE, MARKET for al!
kinds of horses, any size, any age.
—G. J, Dow, phone S3, Exeter.
13tfc
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE
FIRE WELLS
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned by August 18, 1956.
for the construction of 5! fire wells
in the police village pf Crediton.
For information, c o n t a c t ’.....j
trustees. Cement and digging
supplied by village.
ALFRED SMITH,
Secretary of Trustees
town
ip bo
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
Tenders will be received by the
Township of Stephen for 11,400 cu.
yds. -of open drain excavation on
the Adams Drain. Plans and files may he seen at the office of
the Clerk. Tenders must be * ”
hands of the Clerk not- latei
August 31. 1956. Lowest
tender not necessaril;. .... ..........
F. W. MORLOCK,
Clerk of the Township of Stephen
. 9:16:23c
Bn
i th®
Lilian
..... or any
accepted.
WANTEP
DOWNSTAIR APARTMENT/ for
elderly lady, or would share home
with anothex- lady. Apply Box “B”.
Times-Advocate. 16*
SCRAP "METALS of ail kinds; top
prices, as high as $25.00 per toxx
for steel. Glenn’s Auto Wreckers,
phone 418 Exeter.‘ 16:23c
GRAJN—About 20 Ions each of oats
and barley or mixed grain. Sandy
Elliot, phone 476. 16:23c
DOWNSTAIR APARTMENT, fur
nished. oil heated, private entrance,
immediate possession, Apply 41
Simcoe St., phone 242._________16*
WALNUT TREES, 7 ft and up in
length, free of limbs, 16 inches and
up i n diameter, 16 inches from
ground. E, ’S. Thompson, Mt.
Brydges, phone 21.________9:16;3-"c
WANTED TO KENT—A 2*bedroom
house, preferably east of Main St.,
for a client (couple), W. C, Pearce,
Realtor. 19tfc
NOTICES
CITIZENS OF HENSALL
Dump grounds will be. opened
every Wednesday afternoon from
2 to 6 p.ni. with a, man In charge.
COUNCIL OF THE
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
16c
NOTICES TO CREDITORS
AUCTION SALES
Estate
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable 50-Ac re Farm,
' Residential Property and
Automobile
Hgncd auctioneer is In
sell by Public Auction
tees, time and place art
Tim undci
strutted to
on the prei:
stated, onSATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1956
50-At'RE FARM, colli
South Half of Lot 15, Ute
ill milfs west
miles - south,
and in go.
, well drained,
supply, mul.. ----, ____. .. i no buildings cm thiai farm and it. will he offered for salp
| on the premises at
i Saturday. August is,
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
lage of Zurieh, Hay 'Towns!/,
14, Vaulbier Plan 4, Goshen „
North, ■well-built brick house. Main
floor consisting of living
room, one bedroom an
second floor, 3 bedrooms
good cellar; large eisteri
good, state of repair.sized bam used for garage and hen
stable; good garden land. Property
very nicely situated. "Will he offered
for sale on the premises at 2:39
p.m., Saturday, August 18.
At the same time and Plae»
there, will be offered for sale » 194G Pontiac 2-Door Sedan, in ali-
around good condition, low mileage.
Terms on Car—Cash; on Real
Estate—10% on day of sale, balance
in 30 days. Sold subject to a reasonable. reserve bid. Possession, of
farm and dwelling to be announced
day of sale, %
MRS. MYRTLE DIETZ,
RAY ORTWEIN,
Executors for the Estate of the
late Jacob Ortwein
ALVIN TVALPER, Auctioneer
Township,
and It* n
clay loam
cultivation,
lug water
Tlier$. are
farm and. it
ding of
12. Hay
d Zurixh
All tillable
>od state of
never fail* . Jin orchard,
tidings on
2 o’clock p.m.,
V4L
>hip. Lot
.....jj Street
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and dining
d kitchen;
and closet;
n; home in
Also good*
Ji
I H. J. CORNISH & CO.
I CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
1 H. J. Cornish, L. F. Cornish, D. Mitchell'
LONDON, ONT
i
Crop Report
• -Continued from Page 9
late grain crops in the county
considerably. Many excellent
fields of oats have been nearly
flattened by the storms. This of
course makes harvesting diffi
cult and reduces the yields.
Approximately one-half of the
wheat crop in the southern half
of the county has’been threshed,
while there are still a few. farm
ers finishing haying operations.
Hay aftermath and pasture con--
.tinned to make rapid growth.
On Monday afternoon, August
6, -approximately 8,000 people at
tended the Morris Township Cen
tennial in Brussels. Ninety floats
took part in the large centennial
parade.
August Special
Co-op 15 Cubic Foot
DEEP FREEZE
Full Guarantee
,$319
EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP
Phone 187
Floor Sanders
Floor Edgers, Floor Polishers
Vacuum Cleaners, Tools, Etc.
BEAVERS HARDWARE- EXETER
SEW1NG MACHINES — ELectric
portables, by the week. Hopner-
Hockey Furniture, phone 99, Ex
eter. Stfc
BRAY HATCHERY has started
pullets—started cockerels, prompt
shipment. Will take orders dayolds,
later delivery. Broilers for October
should be ordered. Ask us for com
plete list available. Eric Carscad-
den, Exeter, phone 246-W. 16c
HELP WANTED
16c REAL ESTATE
The Story In
Shipka
JHO MODEL 64 COMBINE with
engine, complete with all attachments. Only' used four seasoxxs and
in first class condition. $950. Apply
Bkrt Borland, Centralia, phone 731-
J4. Exeter, ______________■ 16c
USED REFRIGERATOR; cb bi d’s
training chair. Phone 364-J Exeter. , , ___________ 16c
UPRIGHT & SQUARE FIANO—^p-
ply Wedge the Mover, Exeter. 16c
WEDDING' DRESS, size 12-14, bal
lerina length, M skirts to it, very
fancy and. beautiful; $20.00. Plione
Zurich. 87-r-17. "16c
LADIES’" BICYCLE, used, $5.00.
Phone Zurich 87-r-17. _________16c
UTILITY TRAILER, tarp and
hitch. Phone 394-M. __________16c
1951 METEOR> in real good shape,
clean, custom radio. Hayter s
Garage, Dashwood.' 9:16c
Zurich. 87-r-17.
Personal Hems
Mrs’. Jack Katz and Joan
visited last week in London at
.the home of her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. W. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Baldwin
and family of Cottam visited
over the weekend .with Mr. and
Mrs. __C Jtl ___
Jackie Baldwin is staying for
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. .Alton Comfort
and Mr. Charlie Comfort of Fen
wick spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer,
Jim, and Scott.
Doug Russell and David Shep
pard are attending Camp in
Goderich this week.
Miss Arlene Love of Exeter
is holidaying, with Kathryn Love.
Cliff Russeil and sons.
flRYE
Grown from genuine Tetra Petkus;
cleaned and bagged: $2.00 per bus.
Apply Lloyd Reynolds, phone 177-r-
4, Exeter. ________________ 9:16c
HONEY—We can supply you with
No. 1 extracted clover honey.
Bring your own containers to be
filled for 25^ a lb. J. Haberei' &
Sons. Zurich, 3 blocks south of
Hotel Zurich.________________9:lfic
CEMENT - MIXER. 3|a cubic foot,
on rubber; wheelbarrows and forms,
all nearly new. Apply to Thomas
Lawrence, phone" 27 Blyth. 9:16c
1.000 RED ERICK, new, $75. Apply
William Dace, Southcott • Fines,
Grand Bend. • _______ 26tfc
Ice
APPLY EDGAR CUDMORE
Phone 171-r-14 Exeter , lflftc
WARTIME BUNGALOW, complete
in. every detail, redecorated inside
and out,- very low mortgage pay
ments. This house must be seen io be appreciated. Apply H. Smyth,
phone 512-J .Exeter. ________16*
HOMES—C. V. PICKARD—HOMES
CREDITON — Brick house, near
centre of village,, modern kitchen,
b'atli tip mid' down, good- 'basement
with furnace; extra lot. This pro
perty is in good, condition, through
out. Moderate price. .EXETER—Cash $1,500.00, No, this
Is not the total price, but this
amount down will ■glve y°u, Possession of, comfortable four-bedroom
home with all modern conveniences
including oil heat. Balance in easy
payments. . ,■ ,EXETER—-3-Bedroom Brick in best
of condition. This compact home
has a diking room, It is oil heated
and has good garage. Brice re
duced. ,EXETER—3-Bedroom Brick Cot
tage. Very nice bathroom and
kitchen. Choice location. Well treed
lot. Immediate ’possession if de
sired. . ‘EXETER—$3,600.00 full price for
l1/^ storey frame covered with as
bestos shingles. Close to schools.
3-piece bath. Good basement. Pos
session to suit purchaser.We have several othex’ homes in
a, wide pi'ice range. If you wish to buy or sell see C. V. Pickard, 394
Main St,, Exeter, phone 165 and 628.
7:26
HIGHWAY 200 ACRES, brick
house, bank barn, silo, driveshed.
150 ACRES, brick house, bank
barn, driveshed.
100- ACRES, brick house, bank
barn, driveshed.
75 ACRES, frame house, bank barn,
silo. . ...50 ACRES, insul-bric house, bank
barn, silo, driveshed.
William Pearce, Realtor; Earl
Parsons, Fred Cole, Salesmen, Ex
eter. , f _______ 19tfc
WAITRESSES and kitchen help.
Apply Armstrong’s Restaurant, Ex- eter, North End, ____________16c
STENOGRAPHER—Phone 109 Hen
sail or 128 Exeter, Thomas Welsh
& Son. 16:23c
housekeeper for* two. »Apply
Times-Advocate._______________16*
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house in your territory a potential
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COULD YOU .use extra money?
Stanley Home Products has open
ings for 2 demonstrators. Car help
ful, Reply to Box "K", Times-
Advocate____________ 16c
WAITRESSES for coffee shop: also
woman for kitchen, Apply Reiher's
Coffee Shop._______' , , 16c
SALESMAN & MECHANIC wanted
at Reg Armstrong Motors. 7c
In the Estate ofThomas John Grant Hodgins,
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of Thomas John
Grant Hodgins, late of the Town
ship of McGillivray, in the County
of Middlesex, Labourer,, who died
on or ^bout the 28th Aay of May,
1956, are required to file particulars
of same with Bell ■& Laughton,
solicitors of Exeter, Ontario, by
the 1 st day of September. 1956. after which date the estate will
be distributed having regard only
to those claims of which notice
has been received.
Bell & Laughton
Solicitors for the Administrator,
Exeter, Ontario.
16:23:30c
In the Estate of
Jane Davis,.
, deceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate of Jane Davis, late- of
the Town of Exeter, in the County
of Huron, Widow,.who died on or
about the 16th day of July, 1956,
are required to file particulars of
same with Bell & Laughton, so
licitors of Exeter, Ontario, by the
25th day,, of, Augusit,.. .1956., after which. date the-'estate-Will .he dis
tributed. having regard only to*
those claims of which notice has
been received.
Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors for the. Executrices,'
Exeter - Ontario
9:16:23c.
w,lfh
Beautiful
Protection
For Wood
Arena Manager
Applications for the position, of
manager of Hensall Arena will be
received by the' undersigned until
6 p.m,, Tuesday, September 25.
Duties will include ice-making and
maintenance of equipment and
building. Employment will start
around November 1 and end around
May 1.
F. L. TlBERlO'
Hensall, Ontario
16:23:30c
In the Estate of
Jessie A. Bell,
late of the Village of Hensall,
in the County of Huron,
Retired, deceased.
Creditors and. others having
claims against the above Estate
are required to send particulars of
same to the undersigned Solicitors
for the Executor on or before the
31st day of August, 1966, after
which date the Estate will be dis-
Hbuted. "having regard. S'only to
claims of .Which notice has been
received.
Moarehouse, Shortt & Fee,
383 Richmond Street. London,
Solicitors for the Executor.
CoIor*Toned
EXTERIOR* INTERIOR
Specially , pigmented-, -and de
signed. to control the harmful
effects of sunlight, and severe
weathering, Kez Color Tones
seal, color and protect all types
of wood without hiding ths
beautiful, natural grain patterns.
Any Color Tone may be used on
any wood to achieve coloring
desired. Mahogany Rez, for in
stance, cad be used to obtain a
mahogany effect on pine,
Sealed-in protection .... keep*
new wood New Looking.
Traqudir
Hardware
Phohe 27 ‘ Exeter
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An appropriate card,, ack*'
nowledging a donation to the
Canadian Cancer Society, in
memory of the deceased, will
be Sent to the bereaved fam*
ily.
Ask the funeral director, or
contact the local Stanch of
the Perth-Huron Unit, Carta*
dian Cancer Society.
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