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VOLUNTEERS BUILD FOR 57 CHILDREN—The White
family of Bowmanville, "Ont., just keeps growing and
growing and now there are 57 children. The children do
not all belong to Mr. and Mrs. White but have been
adopted or just given a home by the couple, who refuse
to turn a child away. Accommodation at the White farm
has been enlarged but not fast enough to keep pace with
the additions to the family, so carpenters of the union
local at nearby Oshawa staged a fast attack on the prob
lem. Here they are at work on a new .dormitory—and it’s
evident they have many superintendents Helping them
With the sawing and hammering. -^CPC
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE HELP WANTED
CABBAGES, choice quality; eauli-
Hower, beets, .suitable iw canning- apply to tviltred Mousseau, R.R. j, Hensall, Highway 2l» miles
west oi Hensall. Phone 92-r-2. z.urich. 4 c
GIRL'S CLOTHING—Grey coat, fur trimmed, $15; wool coat, jslo; two grey skirts, one blue skirt, $1 each; ail m good conuition, size 12, Bracy Cleaners, Exeter. 4*
Guaranty Trust
REALTOR
JJ kK,
HENSALL(
sireet location —* solidMain „......h<nne, hot water oil heat, modern '• ‘ -- *•• finer
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brick
WOMAN for household duties at. South Huron Hospital. Apply to superintendent. ‘ 4c
reliable man to work in our elevator. Apply Cook Bros. Milling Co.. Hensall, phone 24 (office) or residence 03. 4c
SHETLAND PONT, with single narne.-s and 4-wneet buggy: aiso 2 ^addles, one soit girl’s saddle, .and
a haru saddle, Rhone 225 Zurich.4c
at
OUTBOARD
Motors
And Boots
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.» a furnace new,
we HAVE
THE VERY
ONE FOR
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. Samuel Ropp of Zurich to announce the. engagement daughter, Ira Marie, to Mr.
GOES, SNOW ARRIVES—Old Man WinterAS SUMMER
invaded early autumn to plant a deposit of show in several
sections of Southern Ontario, necessitating .the appearance
of snowplows on the highways and snowshovels on
porches. Little > Yollande Legault of Stayner, which had
four inches of the unseasonable stuff, liked the snow
until she was ‘ told it would likely kill her pretty flowers
still blooming in the garden.s. —CPC
CLOTHING — Youth's light blue jacket', size 36, $6.00; lady’s wine 2-piece suit, size 18. -17.on, May hex seen at, Mid-Town Cleaners, 4*
' FOR SALE
9 STOCKER CATTLE. Hereford.1 Phone 165-r-S Dashwood. 4c.
'BOYS' SIDEWALK BICYCLE, 24-
j inch wheel, C.C.M., in very good condition. Phone I65-r-5 Dashwood.4 c
SEWING MACHINE, " new, portable i electric, 1936 model, heavy duty,
: automatic super deluxe, in No. 1 1 condition. Apply Mrs. Lloyd Mason,21.2 miles west of Dashwood, phone 47-r-l. 4c
BE SURE before you buy! Havp, a Spencer “preview". See how lovely you’ll. be |n an exquisite Founda
tion and Bra designed for you. Mrs. Pearl Baynham, 171-W Hensall.4c
OIL BURNER; also fishing rods and reels. Apply Arthur Scoti, phone 45-R Exeter. 4c
TURKEYS for Thanksgiving at prices that will amaze you; 8-25 lbs. Phone I7l-r-14 Exeler. 4c
SEWING MACHINE, electric, $60. Apply 143 Main St. 4
SNOW SUIT; 3-piece, to fit 3- year-old girl; worn one season. Will sell for half price, May he seen at Brady Cleaners. 4c,
PUPPY, part beagle and part. Pomeranian, taffy colored, $2.00. Phone 769-R Exeter. 4c
109 riILLETS, Barred Rock, 6 monjhs old, starting to la.v, Donald Robinson, Ailsa. Craig, phone 603- r-21. ■ 4:11c
2 - P T ,T<3 C 10 CHESTERFIELD And spring-filled mattress, all for $18. Sandy Elliot, phone 476. . 4c
CHESTERFIELD SUITE. 3-picce, in good condition. Phone 77-J Creditor;. 4 c.
APPLES—Choice Macintosh, Spies. Delicious. Kings, Tomin Sweets and Snow. No. 1 .$2.00 per bushel: No, 2, $1.00 per’ bushel. Bring your own container. Apply Stewart Middleton, R.R, 3 Clinton, phone HU 2- 7525. 4:11:18c
.SKIRTS — Four full-flare summer skirts, size 12 to 14; one pair black pumps, size 5: also all kinds of
crochet, articles. Box 36 HensaP. Ontario, 4*
190 BALES Ob’ ALFALFA and ciover hay. Apply Aaron Wein,
phone 2|> Crediton._____________V
SORGUM, 26 rows, 5(1 rod long, $2,110 per row. Apply Alex Desjar- uine, phone 41-r-l Grand Bend. 4c
4 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS, springing, 1 due soon. Apply Charles Fisher, phone 17ti-r-5 .hxeter,__________4*
SET OF DRUMS, large drum, small drum and set ot symupls, complete. Apply Calvin Wein at Larry Snider Motors. ____ _____________4*
POTATOES — 51.50 a bag. ApplyPeter Van Dorssalaers, Highway 83.Dashwood Road. .________4*
LADIES' SUIT, dress, coats, size 1-1-16; also ladies' winter coats, size 38-44, child's 3-piece winter outfit, size 5. May be seen at Brady Cleaners. ________ 4*
BOYS' NAVY BLAZER, size 8, excellent condition. May be seen at' Brady's Cleaners.______________4*
HEATER, Cosy Home, coal and wood, decorated with nicke), Set in frame, to allow close to wall Installation. Mrs. Roulston, 544 Mam St. S., Exeter, phone 5. _____4c.
BEAN THRESHER, George White,
.in first class condition. Apply- Maurice Irwin,, R.R. 5 Chatham. phone Elgin 2-4066.__________4:18*
RUBBER-TIRED WAGON, large, $5.00; several good used stove pipes,
6"r7”; 2 scuttles; pokers; 2 grape
fruit trees, in pots; flower pots; strawberry plants for fall planting, $1,00 a hundred: Quebec heater;
se,veral feet of piping, UH a foot, with elbows and T’s; Banner dustless ash sifter, S3.00; baby crib
with drawer for clothes, on casters. Apply J. W. Powell, 90 Victoria St., Exeter,_____________ 27:4c
14 COWS, purbred young Aberdeen
Angus, due in February and March,
bred to a registered Aberdeen An
gus bull. Will sell reasonable. Ap
ply Wally Wein, phone 54 Dash
wood.' ________________27:4c
SUBSCRIPTION SPECIALS — Save
money on these: .Life, 70 weeks, $7,70; Time, 78 weeks, $6.871 Sports
Illustrated, 65 weeks, $6.87; Wo
man's Home Companion, 18 months,
$3.00; Colliers. 40 issues, $3.00. Exeter Times-Advocate, phone 770.27:4:11:18:25
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kitchen. One of Hensali’#
homes. Terms available. ,
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HENSALL
Solid brick, two 1.....
modern kitchen and new
Available with terms.
JU -IL, ^/L. m>s >r
HENSALL
Solid brick home, attached 4, bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, hot water heating. ... „. decorate d throughout, spacious
grounds with additional lots, most
suitable for a duplex; well worth
investigating.
HOUSEKEEPER—Full-time, to Uro in if possible, prepare luijeh for boys, light housekeeping. Apply
Armstrong's Restaurant. . 4c
bedroom home, ’ i furnace.
garage, modern nicely
Guaranty Trust
REALTOR
R. B, Paterson — Phone 61
Hensall 19tfc
HOMES—C. V. PICKARD—HOMES
$1,500.00 with small monthly pay
ments. ,We have just listed this 3- bedroom house with modern kitchen
and bathroom and almost heating equipment. Garage,
price $6,000.00
CRED1T0N — Brick house, centre of village, modern kitchen-,
bath up and down, good basement with furnace; extra lot. This property 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 give you 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 dining room. It is oil heated
and has good garage. .(Price l'e" duced.
EXETER—3-Bedroom Brick. Cottage, J-’ery nice bathroom and
kitchen. Choice location. Well treed lot. Immediate possession if -desired.,
EXETER—$3,600.00 full price for 11a storey frame covered with as
bestos shingles. Close to schools.
3-piece bath. Good basement. Possession to suit purchaser.
BRICK COTTAGE and<l acre, Exeter North; 3 bedrooms and usual
living rooms; hydro and bath, Price $4,500.00 with low down pay
ment.
new Total
Stic
near
HOUSEKEEPER — Dulles include homework and caring for 2 small children; a-da.v week; sleep out. Phone 187 alter 5:00 p.m. 4:I1«
AVAILABLE AT ONCE—good Raw- leigli business. Selling experience helpful but not required. Car necessary. Write at once for particulars.
Rawlelgh’s Dept, J-202-TT. Montreal, I’.l). 4C
START A permanent business. You begin earning money the .first day. Strictly own boss. Openings in your
roundings. FAMILEN, Dept. Station Montreal.
year-roupd good your stir- A.. dC
COULD YOU use extra money? Stanley Home Products has open
ings for 2 demonstrators. Car helpful. Reply Bqx "K", Times- Advocate. 4*
MAN. to" help at Centralia Farm
ers’ Supply. 4c
LOST
BINNOCULARS—Large pair, in a carton, at Grand Bend. Reward. Finder please notify Guenther Tuckey Transport. 4c
NOTICES
FARMERS—Please direct all calls with livestock to Mi*. Hub'ert Cooper, phone 599-J3 Exeter until further notice. Ned Armstrong, Exeter. , .4*
ANNOUNCEMENTS
GRAIN DRIER, portable, 200 J?u.; 40-ft. grain and bale elevators' 8-ft. heavy duty John. Deere disc; 2- row John Deere stalk shredder; 2-
furrow Ford plow. Apply Galser Bros., Dashwood. __________13t(c
BIRTHS
MEIDINGER—Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Meidinger, Zurich, announce the birth of their daughter, Deborah
Mary Theresa, at South Huron Hospital, October 2, 1956KIMS—-Mr. and Mrs. Evan Sims wish to announce the birth of Hheir daughter aJ,;= St. Joseph's Hospital, London, bn September 38, 195Bi-
Don t Take
A Chance
GET YOUR CAR
WINTERIZED TODAY
Snell Bros. Ltd.
Phone 100 Exeter
Thanksgiving
CLEARANCE OF ALL
Brenner Garage
Grand Bend, Phone 3
GINGERICH'S^.
HEATING" ENGINEER
fpERHAPS YOU NE&D>
GINGERICHS
sHEATING-IiGHTING’PLUMBING
\OIL BURNING-AIR CONDITIONING
\/\ EQUIPMENTS SUPPLIES
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
MOTOR REWINDING
AUCTION SALE f
Qf Real Estate
IN THE VILLAGE OF HENSALL I
SATURDAY. OCT. 13. 2 P.M. | REAL ESTATE: Consists of Lot 46, Wilson Survey, Brock St.Upon this lor. is situated a 4-room
frame house with insula stone siding: bathroom; built-in cupboards;
town watPi* and hydro.This house has Jun. recently been '
built and buyer can have immed- lat e pos.sesF.ion. I
TERMS; J|;% da.v of sa’e, balance J In 30 days. Sold subject to reserve • bid.
JLM SANGSTER, Prop.ED CORBETT, Auctioneer ; 4:11c i
The Grey-Bruce Hereford Breeders are holding their
ANNUAL AUTUMN SALE
Qf 14 Bulls and 20 Females
at theMARKDALE .SKATING ARENA
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 195$ at 2:00 p.m.
All hulls are eligible “ for 25% premium up to $75.00.______ 4:1 lr
The Grey-Bruce Sheep Breeders. are holding the
ANNUAL SALE
.Of Sheep
AT KEADy SALES ARENA
SATURDAY; OCTOBER 13, .1956
40 .Pure Bred Rams and 60 Pure
Bred Ewes of Oxford, Shropshire. Leicester, Suffolk, Hampshire and Southdown breeding.•Government graders will grade all rams at the sale. 4:11
The Grey-Bryce Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association are holding their
ANNUAL AUTUMN SALE
Of 9 Bulls and 21 Females
AT AVALKERTON SALES ARENA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1956
at 2:00 p.m.All sires offered are eligible for 25% premium up to $75.00. 4:11c
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{ AUCTION SALE
Of R«#l Estate, Tractor
Truck, Auto, Implement*
and Miscellaneous Item*
0n the Premi'ses WJNCHELSEA
Inborne Twp.. st. Mary'* RoadThe undersigned auctioneer r«* reived jiistructJons, to sell by pubJid auction on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1 ;$0 P.M.-REAL ES'l'ATE: Consists’of part
of Lot in. Con, 7. Usbome Twp(. 2O.-acre farm of din Ice clay loam, all tillable land., with no buildings; Jr.nd weij drained and in choice state of cultivation.Terms of .Real Estate; 10% on day of sale, balance in 30 days..
Sold subject to a reasonable: reserve bid.AUTO. TRUCK d- TRACTOR-r 1919 Ford L’oach, in good condition; 1951 Ford Tractor, in guaranteed condition; 1952 Ford Ton Pick*
up 1'ruck, in guaranteed condition! 14 ft. rolling home.
IMPLEMENTS A-. M1SC. ITEMS—- 2-furrow hydraulir .plow for Ford’ tractor and pick-up scttffler; Ford pulle.v: Inthrow horse-drawn disc; walking plow; cultivator; 3 rows snow fence; in rods galvanised
fence; large quantity inch lumber: large quantity 2x4, 2x6, 3x8—12 and 14 feet long; steel piping and angla iron; chicken feeders; galvanized trap, nests; block and tackle; crosscut. saw; carpenter tools: many
articles ioo numerous to mentipn.TERMS: Cash. , .
WILBERT BATTEN'. Prop.'
GARNET HICKS. Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
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BIRTHS
ADAMS — Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adams, Grand Bend, announce the birth: of their son, Gordon Douglas, at South Huron Hospital on October, 1. 1956; a brother for Lyle. Lois and Deborah.
BONNELL—Mr. a.nd Mrs. Borden Bonnell, Grand. Bend, .Announce, the birth of their . son, ■ Charles Wayne, at South Huron Hospital, October 1, 1956; a brother forDianne. Gloria and Borden, Jr.DATARS—Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dat-
ars, Grand Bend, announce the birth of their daughter, Janet Elaine, a sister for June, at South Huron Hospital, October 2, 1956.DIXON—-Bill and Marilyn wish to announce the birth of their daughter, Mary Christina, at Victoria Hospital, London, September 26, 1956.
FORR.EST—Edison and Elva Forrest. R.R. 2 Hensall, wish to announce the birth of their daughter, Joan Carolyn, at Clinton Community Hospital on September 28, 1956; a sister for Robert, Bruce and Donna Lynn, f
Mr. and Mi’s. Wendell Gamble. of London, a daugh
ter. on September 27, 1956. at St. Joseph's Hospital; a sister for Gary and Neal,LEE—Jean and Claus jjee Cnee Jean Snell, R.N.) are happy to announce the. birth of their
daughter. Patricia Jean, on. Sep
tember 25, 1956. at St. Joseph's Hospital, London; a -sister for Ollen.MOSHER—F/O and Mrs. K. B. Mosher, RCAF Grand Bend, announce the birth of their son,
Robert. Douglas, at South Huron Hospital on September 27, 1956;
a brother for Jamie and the twins, Sara, and Debra,SHULMAN — Mr .and Mrs. Tony
Shulman, of Embro, wish to an
nounce the birth of a son, Mark Andrew, on September 25, at
Ingersolll Hospital, a brother for Marcia and a grandson for Mr.
and Mrs. .Ernest Pym.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. And Mrs. Albert Norman, of Mitchell, announce the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Jean, to Mr. Beverley Joshua Heywood, of
Stratford, son’ of Mr. and Mrs. .Gordon Heywood, EXeter. The marriage to take place on Saturday, October' 13-, vjtfc- S;00" *p.-m.., hi "Knox Presbyterian Church, Mitchell,^ Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benjamin of Chatham wish to announce, the engagement of their only daughter, Patricia Ann, to Mr. Patrick Louis Hennessey, son of Mrs. Hennessey and the late, Leo J'. 'Hennessey, Exeter. The marriage will take place
on Saturday, October 27. 1956, aL 2
p.m., in Park St. United Church. Chatham. 4*Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ecksleln, of Dashwood, wish to announce, the engagement of their younger daughter, Marjory Pearl, to Mr. William Twambley, son of Mr. and Mrs. C, 5V. Twambley of Lqndon, Ont. The marriage to take place the latter part of October in Dashwood. 4cMr. and Mrs. Charles Regier of Ml. Carmel wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Elizabeth, to George Alfred Fresard. of St. Clair Shores, .Mich.
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slip covers, low mileage, reasonable.
Phone, 226, Exeter._______30tfp nc
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FQRRENT
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SMALL APARTMENT, downstair, private entrance, hot and cold water, oil heated, cupboards, bath, Available now. Phone 242 or apply 41. Simcoe St.___________ 4*
3-ROOM APARTMENT, furnished, hot and cold water, private bath; 4- room apartment, unfurnished, hot and cold water,, heated. Apply Pen- liale Apartments or 70 John St.
East, phone 294-R.___________41fc
U'PSTAIR APARTMENT, 3-room, newly decorated, partly furnished or unfurnished, heated, ‘use of laundry, reasonable, rent. Apply 71 Ann St. or phone l-.l,_________4c
3-BEDROOM EJ&CK—This home is
in wonderful condition. ' Bath on first and second floor; spacious
living and dining room; oil heated; water softener, water healer, 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 range. If you wish to buy or sell see C, V. pickard, 394
Main St,, Exeter, phone 165 and 628.
7:26
NEW. MODERN HOUSE with oil furnace; east side of Exeter; close
to schools. R. E. Balkwill, 47 John
St. tic
GRAND BEND—3-bedroom coLtage, full bathroom, winterized^ nicely
treed'-'areav, Price $5,000: Terma«.:C.
V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St., Exeter. 14tfc
FRAME H OUSE, l’i-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.. n . bank150 "'ACRES, ” brick
barn, driveshed.100 ACRES, brick barn, drjveshed.75 ACRES, frame
barn, silOj. >
house,
house,
DEATHS
HEYWOOD—At his late residence in Elimvilie on Sunday, September 30, 1956. James $. Heywood, in his eighty-sixth year,HOGARTH—At her Jate residence. Exeter, on Saturday. September
29. 1956. Almira. Whiteford, beloved wife of the late Stephen J. Hogarth, in her ninety-third year. FAHNER^-AI her late residence in Credliton, on Friday, September 28. 1956. Mrs. Emma. Fahner, be
loved wife of the late Charles Fahner, in her seventy-eighth
year. • 'TAYLOR—In St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Tuesday. September 25. 1956, James Wilson Taylor, of Exeter, beloved husband -of Norah
McInnis, in his forty-eighth year.
wishes of his .....„ Ward
Neeb, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Neeb, of Fl.R. 3 Dashwood. The wedding will take place the
latter part of October. 4*Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker wish to announce the, engagement of their daughter, Caroline Joanne; to
Jack Craig McGee, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGee. The wedding to take place October 27 In Cromarty Presbyterian Church, at 4 o’clock. 4
marriage io take place Satur- October 20, at 10:30 a.m.. atLady of Mount Carmel Church, Carmel, Ont. < 4c
CARDS OF THANKS
The family of the late. John Edward Gunn wish to thank their many friends, relatives and neigh
bors for tire kindness and sympathy shown them during their recent bereavement, and for the spiritual and floral tributes. Special thanks
to Sisters and staff of St. Joseph’s Hpspital, Drs. HessiOn, Lewis and Butson, pallbearers and honorary pallbearers, Father Kelly and Rev. Strome. 4*
The family of the late Mrs. Albert Morenz wish to thank their many friends, relatives and neighbors for the many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes received during their recent and sudden bereavement in the. loss of a dear mother and grandmother. Special thanks to Rev. Holley, Harry Hoff
man and Dr. Gulens and any who helped in "any way. It was de.eplv
appreciated. 4*
Mrs. Peter Doyle and family wish to expi’ess their sincere thanks to neighbors, friends and relatives for their many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy during their recent sad bereavement; for
the, many spiritual bouquets and sympathy cards, also to the ladies who helped at the home. Special thanks to Rev, Father Kelly, the.
Hoffman funeral home and all those who- assisted in any way. 4c
The family of the late Mr. James
Taylor wish to express their sincere thanks to relatives and friends for their kindness and sympathy extended, fo them during their recent sad bereavement, for beautiful floral tributes and sympathy cards, also for kindness extended tn Mr. Taylor during his illness. Special thanks to Rev. S. Ke.rr, Jlev. D.
Sinclair T.C.C.f Huron
men. Circle,
Meveu
ivlped
I wish to thank,all those who so kindly remembered me with visits, flowers, ' ' ’ ■ - * * •* -
patient
r'7L .\"S. Kerr, Rev.
.. T.O.O.F. I,edge. Pride Of Rebekah Lodge, Exeter Fire- Exeter Saddle Club. Caven Caven Sunday Schoo). Mr,
and Grade 12a and all who
in Any way.
THE PRINTER
nd treats while a
Joseph's Hospital,
4c
2 APARTMENTS—Main St.. Exeter: 5 - room 'downstair; 5 - room
upstair; new -oil furnace; unfurnished; utilities seperate: available latter pari, of October. Also a 2-car garage for rent. Phone 378-W1.■ ■ . 4c
GRAND BEND — Modern 6-room ■Winterized house beside river, near lake. Quiet surroundings. Hot and cold water, 3-piece bath. Heatalator fire place. Partly furnished. Phone
32 GrAnd Bend._____________ 4c
APARTMENT, 3-room. unfurnished, consists of bed-sitting room, bath, and pantry. Private entrance. Heated, with all utilities paid. Ap
ply to Mrs. Whitney Coates. R.R. 1 Centralia, or phone Kirkton 39-r- 3. 4c
APARTMENT, self-contained, furnished, redecorated, central, reasonable, seperate entrance, excellent for business girls or couple. Apply Tinies-Advocate.________'_______4c
APARTMENT, lower, extra choice, centrally heated, hot water heating system, complete privacy, all mo
dern conveniences including laundry facilities, garage, garden ground,
attractive surroundings, rent rea
sonable. William Oestricher, Credl- ton. J ' 2<tfc
4-R00M COTTAGE—Phone 259 Exeter. 4 c
3-ROOM APARTMENT, furnished, ground floor, with private entrance. Hydro and water will be paid. Apply 321 Huron St. W., phone 673-.T after 6 p.m.___________________D
APARTMENT, furnished, including
frig; utilities paid. Phone S Credited. 30tfc.
2 APARTMENTS—-Apply Tasty-Nu
Bakery, phone 100, Zurich. 9tfc
APARTMENT. 2 bedrdoms, loil?t.
hot and cold water, on Shipka
highway. Phone 6-J CrecUton, lfitfc
IF YOU WANT TO SELL
THAT TRASH UP IN THE
ATTIC- OR, EVEN THE
WHOLE HOUSE-JUST
TRY AN AD IN THE PAPER
cards and treats while a ......... In St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, and since returning home. Phyllis Hern. 4c
INMEMORIAM
FLETCHER—In loving memory of a dear cousin. Mary Elizabeth Fletcher, who passed away October 9, 1955,Her thoughts were all so (till of its, She never could forget.And so we think that where she 1S' She must be watching yet.As angels keep their watch up
there,Please. God just let her know* That we down here rlo not forget,I love and miss her so.It is sweet io remember a cousin dear.So 'Absent from me, yet ever so
nea r,Unseen hy the world, she stands by my side,And whispers dear one death cannot divide,
—L o v f n g I y remembered hv her
cousin Priscilla Elizabeth Mack.4*
dear who
Floor Sanders
Floor Edgers, Floor Polishers Vacuum Cleaners, Tools. Etc.
BEAVERS HARDWARE. EXETER
house, 1
uu,m, sni?. i30 ACRES, insul-bric house, 1 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 barti.
NEW FRAME HOUSE, basement,
living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, extra land,
SERVICES
Is your corn too greet) to pick? Do
you want to pick it soon and have it dry? Have it sprayed (U ran)
Nitrogen using 15 to 20 gallons per acre (actually 60 to 70 lbs. of pure
j Nitrogen). This- will dry your corn grain in a few days and also help to decompose the stalk and pre
pare your corn ground for an excellent crop next season. L. V.
Hogarth, Exeter, Ont., phone 266.
27:4c
SEPTIC TANKS pumped out. Im- I mediate service. Butler Bros.,
! Lucan, phone 108 or 130-W.
13:20:27:4:11:1S:25‘
SEWING MACHINES — Electric
portables, by the week. Hupper- Hockey Furniture, phone 99, Exeter. _____Stfc
A P A R T M E N T, furnished, self-
contained, hot and cold water on tap, private bath with shower;
private entrance, newly decorated,
heavy duty wiring, built-in cupboards: available now. Phone 400-w
evenings. :<<)tfc
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.•1*
FEED
Let UsApply
Phone
SIMS—Tn loving memory of a mother, Elizabeth Jean Sims, passed away October 8, 1950.
Nothing ran ever take away The love a. heart holds dear,Fond memories linger every day, I
Remembrance keeps her near. I --Sadly missed and always remem-J
ELLIOT APARTMENTS
The 12-suite steam-heated apartment building in the centre of
town has self-contained 1-bedroom apartments with private bathrooms,
plenty of closet space, stove, if.- frigbrhlor, (some fully* fttriiiMtM);
janitor service; plenty of hot water
and parking space for oars; very reasonable rates. Ono vacancy now, SANDY ELLIOT
SINCE MY BABY'S
DISCOVEREDTHE 6000
TASTY MILK OF
HIGHLAND MU. DAffty
HE NEVER WANTS TO
COME HOME TO LUNCH
ANYMORE
IN
AUCTIOM SALES
bank
bank
bank
I AM IN THE MARKET for all kinds of horses, any size, any age, —G. J. Dow, phone S3, Exeter.
12tfe
DEAD, DISABLED STOCK—Seven- day week service for horses, cattle,
sheep pigs, calves.—Glen Kennedy, phona collect 168-W Lucan or Exeter 235. 12tfc
STOCK WANTED
55c
Ducklings 55c.A GRADE,. OVEN READY)
Smoked Hams 79cSWIFT’S PREMIUM
OVEN-READY
A-GRADE
4 TO B LB. AVE
- - 16th ANNUAL SALE OF
Registered
HEREFORDS
The undersighe’d will sell for
STUTT BROS.
•2; miles north-east, of Forest, 28 miJes north-east, of Sarnia, ’A mile east of Highway No. 21
; SATURDAY, OCTOBER- 13
34 -HEAD: 18 bulls around 1 year old; 12 bred heifers: 4 open heifers-.Herd fully-accredited. Bulls blood, tested. 'Helfers calfhood vaccinated. All are .eligible for . American Registration. Sale at 1 p.m. Catalogue oh request.’ S. O'NEIL. Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
Of Real Estate and
Household Effects
THE VILLAGE OF HENPALL
SATURDAY, OCT. 6, 1 P.M. The Estate of the lateMrs. Irene FeeREAL ESTATE—Consists of one lot, upon which is situated a, 2- storey, 8-room frame house, with
basement, bathroom, town water and hydro; also a garage.HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Crosley Shelvador frig., automatic defrost; 2-burner electric stove; Thor wash
ing machine: Duo Therm oil burner: Clare Jewel cook stove; Quebec
heater; 9-piece oak dining room suite; chesterfield; china cabinet And writing desk combination;
beds: spring filled mattresses: dressers; bureau: round table; end tables: hall tree; wickei* rockers; odd chairs: kitchen table; mirrors; lamps; clocks; mats: sealers: dishes; kitchen utensils; 200-gal.- oil tank; lawn mower; . wood; garden tools, and numerous other articles,
TERMS: Real Estate—10% day of sale, balance in 30 days; sold subject to reserve bid.Chattels: Cash.CHARLES FEE. Executor
P. L. McNAT^HTON. Clerk ED CORBETT, Auctioneer
’t
MOLDY GRAIN
Dry It For YouEdgar Cudmore
171-r-li Exeter
SOtfc
CUSTOM COMBINING. 13-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 made. 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 infor
mation or service from all breeds of cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association at: Clinton Hu 2-6441 between 7:30 and 9:So A.M We have all breeds available
—top quality at low cost, 4:26Hc
I
SWIFT'S SAUSAGE MEAT, 1*Lb. Bag—390 SWIFT'S PREMIUM BACON, Lb.
CiClke AAlX, PILLSBURY, e
Niblets Com. giant
Tomato Juice, ubbys
• «
ft ft
890
3
2
12 DZ. •
Pumpkin, aylmer fancy ft ft 2
FDR
FDR
♦ ft
FDR
89c
33c
29c
PRODUCE
t
Ontario Fancy
Macintosh
.3 lbs. 35c
Mincemeat LIBBY’S 25 DZ,
House Foil STUART’S 25 FT,
MONARCH PIE CRUST, 18 Ox.
ft
BREEZE KING SIZE, White or Blue ...
« • • »43c California, Flame.
« « • »29c
310
$1.48
MAPLE LEAF LIQUID DETERGENT, Tins 360
Grapes
2 ubs, 23c
California Head
Lettuce
LGE, HEADS 19c
ERAV hatching weekly. Ask fo list Showing what's available. Al though they advise ordering li advance. Broilers and pullets. Full information, agent: Eric Carscad-
den, Exeter, phone 245-W.
WANTED
STANDING TIMBER, soft m* hard
wood. Highest prices paid. Eai ..k.,.. tn? . ■ ■ ■ .
2 for 330
LIBBY'S CATSUP, 11 Ox.230
RAW COFFEE BAGS, 1 Lb., GroundEMPLOYMENT WANTED
AUNT MARY COFFEE BAGS, 1 Lb., Ground ... $1.13
EARLY RISER COFFEE BAGS, 1 Lb„ Ground 990
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE
i
I
YOUNG LADY with previous exper
ience desires part-time position, preferably office work. Apply to Times-Advocate. 4c
PAINTING AND PAPERING .
CABINET WORK - TILE FLOORS
, THOS. H. WALKERPhone 553 Exeter
4c
GENERAL FOODS MINIT RICE
s
PHONE 571
Golden Yellow
Sweet
Potatoes
3 lbs. 29c