The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-09-13, Page 13Praise Role Of Weeklies
At Convention In Quebec
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Better Than Fair Results
Th< Timt5'Advoc3?«/ September IX 1956
“Weekly newspaper editors
have every reason to be proud
of the role they play in Canada’s
development.”
This was the keynote of. Can
adian. Weekly Newspaper As
sociation president John A. Vop-
ill’s opening address before the
500 editors and publish-
//■Ik w1)0 assembled here last MKpjnesday to deliberate the prob-
and significance of weekly
Y"newspapers on . the Canadian
scene.
“The non-metropolitan news
papers contribute in great meas
ure to the stability of this na
tion,” the Davidson (Sask.) Lead
er editor said. “We must not
overlook the tremendous signifi
cance of our combined efforts
fn both reflecting and moulding
public opinion and public atti-
o tudes from coast to coast.”
At the same time, the group
was urged to guard vigilantly
the high respect and recognition
won during the past half century.
Several of the speakers at the
37th ‘annual convention compli
mented the delegates on their
accomplishments in building the
in their home towns.
Hors should examine "our pur
poses as community servants and
community leaders.” y
He reminded the delegates that
most of them are monopolists,
publishing the only newspaper to
serve their own immediate dist
rict.
“We are the local glasses—
very often the only pair of local
glasses—through which our
friends and neighbors are ob
served and ^evaluated,” he stat
ed. "The temperature of many
a * community is most correctly
measured by the degree, of re-
portorial and editorial responsi
bility ef its local paper.”-
“Are we prepared to wear as
bravely as we can the badge of
comniunity crusade and to wear
it proudly.” he asked. “Do we
consider ourselves, and impel
ourselves, as equal in social sig- ‘
nificance and importance to the i
politician and the priest or min-1
’ster?” ■
Without giving a direct answer
to his own question, Mr. Crans
ton indicated strongly that he
felt many weekly editors were
too familiar with their own news-
apers—had grhwn up with them
and1 failed to realize the news
paper’s importance, and the ed
itor’s importance, to the com
munity.
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BRICK HOUSE, Da storey, cheap,
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I if owner lived On main floor. Rhone
411-W. ................................... 13*
■ GRAND BEND—3-bedroom cottage,„__,.................. ‘ full bathroom, winterized; nicely
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bedroom house with modern kitchen 1 ; ...
l and bathroom and almost new j
i heating equipment. Garage. Total | | price $6,110(1,00 6tfc ’
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perty is In good condition throughout. Moderate price.
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BUAY HATCHERY shipping1 broilbone Dr. J. Al. (.or- crPi pupets, mostly to order. They
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SERVICES
— Brick house, near I SEPTIC TANKS pumped out. lm-
centre ot village, modern kitchen, t mediale service. Butlar Eros., • • ... . . Lucan, phone 10$ or 130-M.
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Apply Edgar Cudnicre Phone 171-i’-14 Exeter SOtlc
S?ve 13$ — <•'White Ci’oseM 1
Toilet TissueGRAIN DRIER, portable, 200 bu.;
40-ft. grain and bale elevator; 8-ft, heavy duty John Deere disc; 2- row John Deere stalk shredder; 2-
frirrow Ford plow. Apply Galser Bros,. Dashwood,____________13tfc
1951 ILATSER SEDAN, hydramatic,
radio, in very good condition, SSOO.OO. 1954 Buick Century, fully equipped, $2,000,00. 109 Empress
Ave.. RCAF Centralia.
40 DESKS & SEATS, old style, $1,00 each. Apply Mrs, Edith Man-
ore, Secretary Grand Bend Public School .Board, Grand Bend, Ont. • 13c,
Mrs, William Edmunds of Flint,1 after attending the funeral of
s_i. i__,. —’— her uncle, the late John Platzer.
F/O. and Mrs. H. B. Lloyd, of
Goose Bay, Labrador, visited
with Mrs, William Mair on Tues-
; day of this week,
: Mr. and Mrs,. Fred Dickins of I Coldwater are visiting relatives
I in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo. St, Pierre
and family of Atitokan, Ont.
spent the past week with Mr, and
Mrs. Sam Sweitzer.
I Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Taylor and
j Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Watson of
I Port Stanley and Mrs. Edward j Williams of Devonshire, Ber-
----- ---------- -------- ; muda visited-on Sunday with Mr,
■ John Stewart and Mrs. Huir of and Mrs. John Stevenson.
Seaforth, former residents of i' Hurondale. ’ ■
j Mrs. W. E. Winer of Preston i spent several days with M\ss N.!
I McTaggart,
, Miss Joane Mair, nurse-in-
training at St, Joseph’s Hospital,
London, spent the weekend at
her home here.
' Mrs. Margaret Fletcher and
Miss Betty Coates are enjoying
a motor trip through the West.
Mrs. E. S. Steiner and Mrs.
Rhoda Shapton attended a Sen- ■ visited last week with Mrs. Net-
ior, Citizen’s house-party confer-. ta Robinson and Luella in De- ence at Five-Oaks camp, Paris, I troit.
this week. ' , • ~
Miss Rena Murray, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Murray;
is a patient in Victoria Hospital,!
London. j
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Cornish ,
celebrated their forty-fifth wed- ■
ding anniversary on September
5, their grandson Ronny observ- ed his ninth birthday at the same'
time. Gifts and flowers were re-: ceived from the family and J
friends.
. Misses Joan Thompson and
Marie Hodgson have returned to
MacDonald Institute to enter
their second year.
Mrs. Joan Tanner and Miss
Beth Taylor, are spending the
week ,in New York before re
suming studies at MacDonald
Institute.
Mrs. B. 'H. Russell, Exeter,
returned home from Detroit
Mich., visited last week with her
prestige of the , weekly press, I father Mr. Enos Rowcliffe,
in their home towns. Miss Jean Taylor, Misses Max-
But they warned that weekly ed-1 ine and Myrtle Reeder and Mrs.
itors have grave responsibilities | Marion Learn’ left. on Sunday
The convention, held this year * £or a two-week motor trip to
at Quebec’s luxury summer re- Washington, D.C., New York
sort Manoir Richelieu at Mur- city, Montreal and Quebec,
ray Bay has become known as; Mr. and Mrs. Norris Hawkins
“Canada’s biggest family party”. ’and son Gregg of LeMars, Iowa,
Although the three-day conVen-; were recent visitors with Mr.
tion had its share of serious ■ and jviervin; Dunh. Mrs.
business sessions, the general at- > jjawkin’s father was born on
mosphere was one of congenial- \he Dunn farm 70 years ag0‘and
j- 4.1 4aa i 1 - i ' she made the trip to HurondaleMany of the 400 delegates n-;(0 see ^is birthplace. Mr’, and
rived wearm„ gay Aloutte stock- ;^rs Hawkins also visited Mrs.
ing caps. They found bellhops, -
waitressess and elevator oper-j
ators similarly attired as the ho-j
tel staff joined in the spirit of:
the get-together. I
William Draaer, popular editor
of the Wetaskiwin (Alta.) Times,1
was chosen to succeed his fellow
westerner John Vopni as presi
dent while -G. C? Day, Liverpool
(N.S.) Advance and H. 'E. Me- .
Cormick, Montreal Monitor, were
chosen as first and second vice-
presidents respectively.
Mr. Vopni, in his address, not
ed the many changes he had seen
in the mechanical departments
of weekly newspapers across
Canada. The use of pictures,
modern automatic presses and
mailing machines all demonstrat
ed this mechanical transforma
tion. he said.
"But despite
the basic role
newspaper has
• he said. “Our
Mrs, Irene Hicks and son Bill
of Clio, Mich., spent a few days
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
John Pollard.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard •
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon McKay of Sylvan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Blakely of St.
Catharines visited for a few
days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Frayne.Mrs. Clara Hackney and Mr.
and Mrs. William Passmore
40 PIGS, 8 weeks old. Harry Hern,
Granton, Phone Kirkton 4-r-U. 13c,
2-WHEEL TRAILER, Chev wheels.
650x16 tires, hub caps, tail gate
Opens, newly built. Phone 43 Credl- ton. 13c
Clothing
geFit's Topcoat
Large Size — $2.25
GENT’S 2-PIECE SUIT
Navy Blue, Size 36 In Brand New Condition
GENT’S 4-PIECE SUIT Brown Stripe, Size 42 — $10.60
GENT'S 2-PJECE SUIT Gabardine, Royal Blue, Size Good Condition — $22;00
LADIES’ WINTER COAT
Size 38, Brand New Condition
$17.00
MID-TOWN CLEANERS
Phone 33 Exeter13c
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FOR RENT
IF YOU APPRECIATE an attract
ive home—2 extra choice apartments, centrally heated, hot water
heating system, complete privacy,
all modern conveniences including laundry facilities, garage, garden
ground, attractive surroundings; rent reasonable, William Oestricher,
_____ 13c
3-R00M APARTMENT, heated, hot
and cold running water, seperate entrance. Apartment consists of
large bed-sitting room, 2-piece bath and pantry, use of basement.
Would suit. 2 working girls, man or
woman. Apply to Mrs, Whitney Coates, R.R, pentralia, phone Kirk
ton 39-r-3. ' ______ 13c
these changes,
of the weekly
been retained,”
___ __traditional func
tions remain—to chronicle the
happenings in our own commun
ities and to give editorial lead
ership and inspiration in the
matter of > community up-build-
ins,”
He commended , delegates for
their support of the C.W.N.A.
and their loyalty to each other.
“These are the reasons that
. Jjhe Association is the largest
vJj<7L‘ess association in the world.”
WA'At the same • meeting, W. H.
((Bill) Cranston, editor of the
Midland Free Press Herald, de
livered a strong rebuke to week
ly editors who do not live un to
the strong responsibilities which
they owe their readers.
Relating his speech to the an
nual Canadian Weekly News
papers’ Week, Mr. Cranston
claimed that this week served
not only as a promotional effort
but ?fs a time when weekly ed-
v
‘ess association in the world.”
At the same • meeting, W. H,
Dr. C, C.’Lumley of St. Thom
as called at the home of • Mr.
W. C. Pearce on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Helson
of Huntingtori, Woods, Michigan,
along with seventeen other cou
ples attended a Mason reunion
at Green Forest Lodge, Grand
Bend over the weekend. Mr. and
Mrs. Helsom visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Coates
on Saturday.
Mrs. Clayton Smith received
word on Saturday of "the sudden
passing of Col. Harold Bailey of
Yorkton, Saskatchewan.
Mr. and Mrs. Oren .Winer of
i Hamilton and Mr. tod Mrs. Ed.
I Archer of Forest were weekend
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John
Luxton. The ladies attended the
Trivitt Memorial’s fiftieth an
niversary.
ALFALFA HAY, 4.0 acres; sold in lots if desired. Apply Garnet Wil-
lert, .Dashwood._______ 13c
LADIES’ SHORTIE COAT, light blue, size 16, $15.00, May be seen
at Brady Cleaners.____________13*.
140 PULLETS, Rhode Island Red.
and Light Sussex, started to lay, Apply Don Dearing, R.R, 1 Exeter.13*
REFRIGERATOR — Apply 109 Em
press Ave., 'RCAF Centralia.___13*
OIL SPACE HEATER, in A-l con
dition. Phone. 21-r-3 Crediton. 13*
European Holiday
APARTMENT, 4 rooms, on Main
St., Ideally located above Gould &
dory store. Apply at Gould & .Tory.IStfn
APARTMENT, self-contained, fur
nished, redecorated, central, reason
able. seperate entrance, excellent
for business girls or couple. Apoly to Times-J d vocal e.____________13c,
FURNISHED COTTAGE, suitable for two adults. Phone 27S Exeter._______13c
2 - BEDROOM APARTMENT, un
furnished, available September 15.1 - bedrooln apartment, furnished,
available October I: also store for rent. Apply John Ward, phone 343.
Phone 102
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24-HOUR SERVICE
St. Lawrence Cruise
Prelude To Voyage
By MRS. J. M. SOUTHCOTT ,|
ABOARD THE EMPRESS. OF i
BRITAIN, Sept. 4—This is our
first day out oil this beautiful
liner which is carrying us down
the St. Lawrence and then to
Europe. We are taking the sum
mer route, through Belle Isle
Straight—here’s hoping we see
some icebergs, not loo close,
though.
We called at Quebec for a few
All For $44.00
GENT'S BLUE TOPCOAT- Zipper Lining, Large Size
A-l Condition
GENT'S NAVY' OVERCOAT
• ;A-1 Condition, Large Size
2 GENT’S TWO-PIECE SUITS
Brown and Blue Striped
Good Condition
GENT'S- GABARDINE TROUSERS BroWn, Excellent Condition
APPLY MID-TOWN CLEANERS
Phone 33 ■ Exeter13c
minutes just about 8.30 p.m.
403
ALF ANDRUS
ANDREW ST. PHONE 719 j
Heating, Plumbing, Sheet Metal Work i
Oil Burners ‘ =
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Help Wanted
Male And Female
FOR SHIFT WORK
IN POULTRY EVISCERATING PLANT
Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; 4:30 p.m. to 1:00'aun.
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Apply in Person to
Canada Packers, Ltd.
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To Obtain The Highest Prices
FOR YOUR POULTRY
Soil To The
| minutes just about 8.30 p.m. It
I was quite dusk and the lights of
the city were really, something
to see—the lighted citadel stand
ing out very prominently.,! . The meals were served in twd
shifts in the dining room. Our
dinner was scheduled for 7.45.
Interested in the menu? Tomato
juice cocktail, petpie marmite
soup, roast turkey, celery dress
ing,- cranberry jelly, green beans
au Beaure, fried, egg plant, pota
toes persilees, Bachelor pudding,
sweet sauce or raspberry jelly
chantilly. Rather tempting, isn’t
it?
The Ontario Weekly editors
have rented a number of deck
chairs on the upper deck, out
in the open. It’s a perfect loca
tion for a beautiful day like to
day has been—not so good if the
rains come.
We have been renewing old
friendships today. This' morning
as we were walking from the
train in Montreal, a gentleman
came, up behind me and said,
"Lady, could I carry your lug
gage?” It was C. V. Charters
from Brampton. His wife was
with him.' Frank McIntyre' bf
Dundalk and C. B. Smith from
Creemore were also on the same
train.
Tonight while waiting for din
ner, we talked With Mr. Greig,
a Scotchman who is returning'
home after visiting his sister in
Forest. Melve met him this sum
mer on the bowling green in
Parkhill. One soon makes many
contacts in a group like this.
One of our grandsons was
5 quite concerned before we left
5 ■ home as to what grandma would
1 do for six days on board ship.
jHis mother reminded him that
grandma liked to read. There is
a library on board, ship and I
am reading the experiences of
Dr. Kates in Greenland—hope to’
know a little more about Green
land when I have finished read*
ing it.
It is still hard to realize that
we're on the ocean liner for Brit
ain and Europe. It’s a drcam
come truo and we are planning
to make the most of it.
My next letter will be written
from Liverpool.
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Comments About
Kirkton
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j The Class That Counts
i Ross Dobson was the guest
speaker at the September meet
ing of The ’Class That Counts.
He told of his trip to the west
ern pi'Oviiicesf United States and
.',.,A$aSSiiaA',.........
APARTMENT, furnished, including frig; utilities paid.. Phone 8 Credi-
ton. 30tfc
2\APARTMENTS—Apply Tasty-Nu
Bakery, phone 100, Zurich. 9tfc
APARTMENT. 2 bedrooms, toilet,
hot and cold water, on Shipka
highway. Phone 6-J Crediton. 16tfc
Floor Sanders
Floor Edgers, Floor Polishers
Vacuum Cleaners, Tools. Etc. '
BEAVERS HARDWARE. EXETER
payments.
EXETER—3-Bedroom Brick in best of condition. This compact home has a dining room. It is oil heated
and has good garage. Price reduced.
EXETER—3-Bedroom Brick Cottage. Very ’nice ’bathroom and kitchen. Choice location. Well treed Jot. Immediate possession if desired. ’
EXETER—$3,600.00 full price for I’a storey frame covered with asbestos shingles. Close to schools.
3-piece bath. Good basement. Pos
session to suit purchaser.
BRICK COTTAGE and 1 acre, Exeter North; 3 bedrooms and usual
Jiving rooms: hydro and bath. Price $4,500.00 with low down payment.
3-BEDROOM BRICK—This home is
in wonderful condition. Bath on first and second floor; spacious living and dining room; oil heated; water softener, water heater, etc;
ideal location. Moderate price with terms
We have enquiries for farms. If you are interested in selling please contact us.
We have several other homes In
a wide price l'ajige. If y<5u w’ish to buy or sqll see C. V, Pickard, 394 Main St,, Exeter, phone 165 arid 626.
7:26
FRAME H OUSE, 1%-storey, insulated, nicely ’ decorated, hard
wood floors, new oil furnace; with
income—3-room ground floor apart
ment, private entrance, 3-piece bath
up, 2-piece bath down. Reason for selling—ill health. Apply J. W.
Powell, 90 Victoria St. West. 16tfc
HIGHWAY 200 ACRES, ' brick
house, bank barn, silo, driveshed. 150 ACRES, brick ' ' ’barn, driveshed.
100 ACRES, brick barn, driveshed.
75 ACRES, frame barn, silo.
50 ACRES, insul-brlc barn, silo, driveshed.
BRICK HOUSE, centre hall, oil furnace, 2 bathrooms, fireplace; suit 2 families; garage.BRICK HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, full bath, oil furnace, good barn.
NEW FRAME HOUSE, basement, living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, extra land.
INSUL - BRIC DUPLEX, seperat e bathrooms: rents at $110; price
$6.300—$1,500 down.ASBESTOS SHINGLE, 2 bedrooms, 1 floor; easy down and future payments,
W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter;
Earl Parsons, Fred Cole, Salesmen.23tfc
CUSTOM COMBINING, 12-ft. S.P. combine; custom baling, square
bales. Also manure loading. Apply Norman Whiting, Exeter, phone
655-W, evenings. 16tfc
WHITEWASHING & CLEANING— Arrangements can be macle. Bill Watson, Dashwood, phone 35-r-19. 7:12-ll:15c
HAVE YOUR SAWS sharpened
and set today, the Foley automatic way. Stew’s Sharpening Service,
105 Sanders St, E,, Exeter, phone
454. 7c
WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION
•'Where Better Bulls Are Used”
For artificial insemination information or service from all breeds of cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association at: Clinton Hu 2-<>441 ,, between 7:30 and 9:30 A.M. We have all breeds available —top quality at low cosL 4:26tfc
PAINTING AND PAPERING
CABINET WORK - TILE FLOORS THOS. H. WALKER
Phone 553 Exeter
WANTED
BICYCLE—Good used sidewalk or
junior bicycle, Phone 438-W Exeter. 13c------,______------,----------
HORSES — Good work team of
horses, sound and quiet. Apply
Delmar Johnston, phone 29-r-18
Kirkton. 13*
house,bank
house,bank
house,bank
house,bank
STOCK WANTED
9 non. $1.00
Save 22$ — Choice Cream Style
Aylmer Corn
9 - $1,00
Save 23$
Burns Spork
3’^: $1.00
Save 16$ — Boston Brown j
Aylmer Beans
8 Uz’ $1.00 1
Save — Betty .Crocker .
Cake Mixes
3?£$1.00
MORTGAGE WANTED on modern summer home, with city conveniences, near Grand- Gend; $2,800 at
6%, with special bonus. Apply Box
“B”, Times-Advocate. 13*
A FEW TONS of .wheat, oats or
mixed grain. Phone Granton 72-r-7 Collect. _ 13c
NOTICES TO CREDITORS
TOMATO 5OUR
IGA NYLONS ..;
JELLO ...............
LIGHT BULBS .
DOG FOOD .....
CHEEZ WHIZ ...
9 for
3 for
IF for
6
12
.... 3
for
for
for $i
TABLE POTATOES—Locally grown $1,75; New Brunswick $2.25; Ameri
can cement,. 94-lb. bag, $1.75. Ex
eter District Co-op. phone 287. 13c-----------------------------------------------
TOOLS, children’s furniture, tri
cycles, assorted household goods,
small appliances, washer, portable
radio,. peii and pencil sets, con
tinental bCd,. steamer trunk, books
and men’s clothes. Phone 707-J12,
113 Columbia Drive, Centralia. 13c
Clothing
2 MEN’S SPORT JACKETS
A Real Bargain—2 for $4.00
GENT’S WINTER OVERCOAT
Brown, In Good Condition, Cheap
ladies! Grey winter coat LADIES’ 2-PIECE WOOL SUIT
Blue Fleck, BrAnd New, Only $27.50
MID-TOWN CLEANERS
Phone 33 Exeter13c■ /
PEACHES, tree ripened. Get your
preserving requirements now. Phone Mrs, -H. Pfeterson, Dashwood 31R15.6:13:30c
American Firm
Forms Company
Formation of New Holland
Machinery Company (Canada)
Limited to represent the New
Hollaiid line of grassland mach
inery .was announced this week
through the local authorized New
Holland dealer, Exeter Farm
Equipment.
Pioneer in the production of
automatic balers and other grass
land machinery, New Holland
will maintain its dominion head
quarters in Brantford, Ontario,
serving farmers through dealers
and distributors throughout the
country.
George C. Delp, New Holland
president, said formation of the
separate Canadian company was
in recognition' of the tremendous’
importance of Canadian agricul
ture, He said it was a step New
Holland had been working toward
fer several years.
Mite visited a cemetery the
other day arid happened to pass
a. stone with the inscription:
“A lawyer and an honest
man.”
And he is still wondering how
they both got in the same grave.
The meeting was held at the
home of Dorothy Switzer. t
Muriel Marshall took charge
of the worship service with Dora
Cowdry and Clara Watson assist
in g, Dave Horton gave a read
ing.
Aitor the meeting a silent
auction of articles donated by H4A 14 aW .....
SEWING MACHINES — Electric portables, by the week. Hopper-
Hockey Furniture, phone 99. Ex
eter/_____ ■ ___________■ ‘ Stfc
4-ROOM APARTMENT, healed, hot
and cold water, private bath. Apply Penhale, Apts, or 70 John St.
East, phone 294R. _________"Otfc
APARTMENT, unfurnished, self-
contained, hot- and cold water on
tap, private bath with shower;
private entrance, newly decorated, heavy duty wiring, built-in cup
boards, available September 1. Phone 400W evenings._______ SOffc
5-ROOM COTTAGE, modern kitchen, 3-piece hath, full basement
with, furnace. Apply William Hat- ter, phone 219-W. , 13c
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, 4
rooms, heated, with hot and cold water. 3-piece bath; built-in cupboards and hard wood floors; all
freshly decorated: also use of base
ment with laundry tubs: private
entrance; ground floor. PhOne 300 after 6 or call at ’251 Carling St.13*
3-R0OM APARTMENT, ■ share bath,
for clean couple, no children, ab
stainers, partly furnished, heated.
Apply 90 Victoria St-. West, phone 223. Ifitfc
UPPER APARTMENT, self Con
tained, available August 15, private entrance. Apply 103 Huron St. E. 23tfc
LOWER APARTMENT, Unfurnish
ed, hot and cold water, private entrance. Available August 22, Ap-
ply 103 Huron St. E. '______■ 23tfc
ELLIOT APARTMENTS
The 12-suite steam-heated apart
ment building in the Centre of -town has sClf-Contalned 1-bedroom
apartments with private bathrooms,
plenty of closet space, stove, -refrigerator, (some fully furnished);
janitor service: plenty of hot water
and parking spaed for Cars: very
reasonable rates. One will be vacant
August 15.
SANDY ELLIOTPhone 476 or 787-J ExeterS:9tfc
REAL ESTATE
NEW. MODERN HOUSE with oil
furnace: cast side of Exeter: close to schools. R. E. Balkwill. 47 John St _______■ tfo
Guaranty Trust
REALTOR
☆ ☆☆
. HENSALL
Main street location — solid
i
•ick_____ ______ ___ b--.-
hcme, hot water oil heat, modern... ... - ..kitchen. One of Hensail’s
homes. Terms available.
HENSALL
Solid brick, two bedroom
modern kitchen and new 1 Available with terms.
☆ ☆☆
HENS'ALL
brick home, Attached
2 bathrooms,
hot water heating, s
i Additional lot. A duplex
fl home, mace.
garage, modem nicely
spacious
most well worth
DEAD, DISABLED STOCK—Seven-
day week service for horses, cattle, sheep pigs, calves.—Glen Kennedy,
phone collect 168-W Lucan or Ex- eter 235.______________ _____12tfc
I AM IN THE MARKET for ■ all kinds of horses, any size, any age. —G. J. Dow. phone 83. Exeter.
. • 12tfc
LOST
CATTLE BEAST—Strayed onto Lot
11, Con. 7, Usborne Township.
Owner may have same by proving property and paying expenses.
Phone 35-r-22 Kirkton. 30:6:13*
HELP WANTED
MAN for Centralia Farriiers Sup-
ply. phone S85-J Exeter._______13c
WAITRESS WANTED, also part-
time kitchen help. Rether's Coffee
Shop, phone 302 Exeter. ,_____13c
GIRL for the Dominion Hotel in'
Zurich. Phone 70, Zurich. • 6:13:20*
GOOD MECHANIC and salesman.
Apply Armstrong Motors.______13c
MALE — Must have chauffer's
license, capable of driving trucks
and handling machinery. Apply Glenn's Auto Wreckers, Exeter,.
13c
Carpenters
Experienced or Semi-Experienced
also
Office Help
Male or Female
Good Wages
Apply either by mail or personal
interview to:
DASHWOOD PLANING MILL
Monday Through Friday ’ 13c
GIRL OR WOMAN for household
help, full or spare time. Phone 52 Exeter.____ _____ ____ 13c
BUILD A Permanent 'Business—I
have been selling Rawleigh Pro
ducts for 7 years. My business is growing. 1 am my own boss. It you are interested in. a, similar
occupation (here is an opening— see me. Louis E, Johnson, Rawleigii
Dealer, 31 Main St., Exeter, phone IS3._____________________13:20:27c
AUTUMN signifies return Io normal
life. Get busy and make big money
selling high quality products in your surroundings. Write for free
catalogue and details to: FAMILT5X,
Dept. 2, Station C, Montreal. 13c
STENOGRAPHER required. Apply in writing to Box 65, Times-
Advocate, loC
Solid ____4 bedrooms,kitchei., ......... . —d e o o r d. t: e d throughout,
grounds with ‘ suitable for
investigating.
Guaranty Trust
REALTOR
R. B. Paterson — Phono 51
Hensail
In the Matter of the Estate of
Margaret Doig Ketchen,
late of the Village of Hensail,
In the County ,of Huron, Widow, deceased.
ALL PERSONS having . claims
against the Estate Of the late Margaret Doig Ketchen, who died
on or about the 1st day of August, 1956, are. hereby notified to send
them to the undersigned, duly
verified, on or before the 29th day
of September, 1956.AFTER the last-named date the
assets of the said Estate will be distributed among the persons en
titled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the undersigned
shall then have notice.
W. G. Cocjirane,
Exeter, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Estate13:20:27c
In the Matter of the Estate of
John Henry Prout
late of the Town of Exeter,
in the County of Huron, Gentleman, deceased.
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the Estate of the late John Henry Prout, who died on the 2nd day of September. 1955,
are hereby notified to send them to the undersigned, duly verified,
on or before the 15th day of Sep
tember, A.D. 1956.AFTER the last-named date the
assets of the said Estate will be
distributed among the persons en
titled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the under
signed shall then have notice.
W. G. Cochrane,
Solicitor for the Estate. . 30:6 :loc
TENDERS WANTED
TAX COLLECTORMarked sealed tenders will b6
received up until • September SO,-
1956. for-the position of Tax Collector for‘ the' Village of Grand
Bend. Address letters to the undersigned stating experience and salary
expected.HERBERT WAINWRIGHT, Clerk 13:30c
TENDERS FOR COALExeter Public School Board In
vites tenders for Coal for the school
building on Victoria, St., Exeter.Livingston Stokers require ap
proximately 100 tons of 1’4 nut coal
with not more than 30% slack.
Tenders should quote price per
ton delivered at the school as required, and include, an analysis,
Please address tenders to the
Secretary of the Board, W. H. Hodgson, Exeter, Ontario, by Sept.
30. 1956.Lowest, or any tender not neces
sarily accepted. 13c
ARENA SNACK BARTenders will be accepted by the undersigned up to 6 p.m, Thursday,
September 20, for the operation of
the. Snack Bar at Exeter Memorial Community Centre for the period
October 1 to the end of hockey season. For particulars, contact E.
W. Brady, chairman .of the board.
A. Ta SNELGROVE, Secretary-Treasurer
AUCTION SALES
HD. GLOSS WAX, Qt.
FREE
FOR FRIDAY NIGHT
SHOPPERS
One Dozen
SNOBOY
Oranges
With Every $3.00 Purchase
MEATS
Ground Beef
3 Lbs. $1.00
MEAT & OLIVE LOAF, 8 Ox,
SLICED BOLOGNA, 12 Ox.
CHICKEN LOAF, 8 Ox.
3 Pkgs. $1 «00
1
1
LB. PORK br BEEF LIVER
LB. IGA SIDE BACON
B0^ $1.00
13c
t
Gardener
$2730. » $3150.
Department of National Defence
CENTRALIA, Ont.
tinder direction, to be responsible
for maintenance of grounds; care
of trees, lawns, gardens and
orchards,
Elementary school education: 3
years experience hi work related to the duties to be performed, includ
ing green-house management, care
of lawns, weed and pest control; ability to keep simple records;
supervisory a h i1 i t y, satisfactory
physieAl condition.
ApplicationPost Offices and National Employ
mPftt, BpTXirps. shx"’
the Civil Service cm St. Ctair Ave. K., T\.LATm THAN SEPTEMBER iDh
satisfactory
forms,_ available. at
lU’ti lift DIM With
“ ... nission. 25 Tormno. NOT
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Furniture
OrbOsitc Mid-Town Cleaners
TOWN OF EXETER SATURDAY, SEPT. 15f 1956
at 2:00 p.m,
Full set of eluding saws, spirit levels, ]
garden tools; j
book case; cot; of all kinds;
long: set of
quantity of
step ladder;
saw; green - 2 wicker law n _____ . _chairs; electric flat irons:
clock: electric cord, 8-ft. electric toaster: Quebec
quantity of antique dishes;
tires; coal pail; pictures and frames; many other lxX
numerous to mention.Anyone wishing to sell anything
may do- $n- at tht* sa’tMRS, CASE HOWARD. DVOff.
CLARK FISHER. Clark
ERANK TAJ’LDR, A.UCUonaar
carpenter tools in
hammers, wrenches,
pl&nes; full set of
pillows: odd chairs; ;; mattresses; dishes
.. set of hose 100-ft.
carpenter horses; large
sealers; rubber beets;
desk; ladder; cross-cut
rug, (TXT "
chairs*“ ...
cord,
Quebei
bOOtu. ....;.t
rug, k 7’xS'; racking
electric
long: heater:
4 edr
..... . picture
articles too
PRODUCE
Oranges ,< 3 Dox. $1
GRAPES .................., 2 Lbs. 2S0
CARROTS ............... 2 Pkgs. 19^
CAULIFLOWER, L&..............
IGA
Phone 9