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THEATRE
Find Stolen Truck
Near Egmondville
The pick-up truck, recently
stolen from the premises of F; W.
Huxtable, was found abandoned
in a church yard at Egmond-
yille, It stood there for several
days before the police were noti
fied. The key was in the lock and
nothing in the truck had been
disturbed. The truck was out of
gas.
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i Announcements
FOR SALE FOR RENT NOTICES HELP WANTED WANTED
YOUNG HOLSTEIN COWS, bred and open heifers; also 8 good weaner pigs. Roy Dyke man, R,rM 1
Centralia, phonp Kirkton 90-r-ll.
. ’ 22.’290
HORSE, 8 years old: also fresh Jersey' heifer and fresh Jersey cow. .Apply George Poortinga, 1 mile south and 1 mile east of Hen
sall. ’ 22*
OIL BURNER,’ Duo-Therm, like new. Phone 156-W Grand Bend. 22c
4-RWM APAfvTMENT. heated, hot
anq. cold water, private entrance. Apply f enhaie Apartments, 7|) J<,hn bt. E„ Phone 291-.lt. JUfc
2 APARTMENTS—Apply Tasty-Nu
Bakery, phone 100. Zurich. 9tfc
APARTMENT, 3 bedrooms, toilet, hot and cold water, on Shifika highway, phone 6-J Crediton. IStfc
LEAVE YOUR NAME with us for
a trip to the new Feed Mill, Guelph, Monday, November 26. Aho Quick service on cattle clipper sharpening. EXeter .District Co-op, phond 287 Exeter. 22c
FRIDAY A SATURDAY
November 23 and 24
"THE BOY FROM
OKLAHOMA"
(Warner Color)
★ Will' Rogers Jr.
★ Nancy Olson
Short Subject A Comic Strip
One Show Each Night — 8 p,m
COMING EVENTS
RECEPTION & DANCE for Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Parker (nee
Avis Forbes, of Seaforth), Town
; Hall, Hensall, Wednesday, Nov,
’ 28, Norris Orchestra. Ladies
please provide lunch. Everybody
welcome. 22c
Theatre
PHONE 421
Previews Its
Corning Attractions
THURS., FRI. A SAT.
November 22, 23, 24
"BACKLASH"
★ Richard Widmark
★ Donna Reed
NEWS A CARTOON
t
MON., TUES. & WED
November 26, 27, 28
- "ULYSSES" '
+ Kirk Douglas
★ Anthony Quinn
SHORT SUBJECTS
COMING
"THE ADVENTURES‘OF
HAJJ I BABA"
* John Derek
★ Elaine Stewart
Exeter
Arena
Schedule
VS.
BAZAAR, BAKE SALE, 3 p.m.
Hot Roast Chicken Supper, 5:30-
7:30 p.m.. Adults $1.00, children
50<t, Carmel Church, Hensall,
Saturday, Dec. 1. Sponsored by
the Ladies Aid. 22:29c
BAZAAR
HOME BAKING &
KNITTED WEAR
Library Basement
TEA WILL BE SERVED
-Sponsored by Ladies Aid
of Bethel Reformed Church
'Exetdr Player's Guild
Peg ’0 My Heart
Notices are Inserted free of
charge. Cards of Thanks cost 75e fpr single verses, 25# extra
Birth, Dedth and Marriage
for each additional verse; and
Engagement Notices are 75$,
’ BIRTHS
DENNIS — Mr, and Mrs. Robert Dennis (nee Norma Wilson), of
Hollywood, California, a^e happy , to announce the arrival of their daughter at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. November 20, 1956 — a
sister for Jonathon.
DIETRICH — Jerome, and Ruth Dietrich, R.R, 3 Zurich, are hap
py to announce the birth of their •son, Randolph Jerome, at South Huron Hospital, November 17, 1956.
LOHUIS — Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Lohuis, R.R. 1 Centralia, are happy to announce the birth of
their daughter. Annette Marie Josephine, at St. Joseph's Hos
pital, London, November 17, 1956.
McLEOD — Mr. and Mrs. David McLeod, Jr„ R.R. 8 Parkhill,
announce the birth of a son, Douglas Laverne, at. South Huron Hospital, November 14. 1956 —■
thanks to hospital staff and Dr. Scrimgeour.
GILMARTIN — Hilly and Laura Gilmartin (nee Woodall), of Lambeth, announce the arrival of their daughter, Kerry Jane, at
Victoria Hospital, London, on Friday, November 16, 1956 — a sister for Danny, <•
SNYDEr — -Mr, and Mrs. Fernon
Snyder, R.R. 2 Dashwood, announce the birth of their daughter, Esther Jean, at South Huron Hospital, November 14, 1956.
' ENGAGEMENTS
The Times-Advocate regrets the error in .the engagement announce
ment last, week which referred to Mrs. • William Smith, of Crediton,
as "the. late Mrs. Smith.” Our sincere apologies to Mrs, Smith and her • "
Chance of a
Life-Time!
a USED WRINGER-TYPE
WASHERS
In Good Condition
1 Maxwell, 2 General Electric
Simplicity, 1 Connor Thermotub
Your Choice $45.00
First Come, First Choice „
These washers are in A-l shape. Why put up with that crippled old washer when you. can have a machine in good shape for only $45?We must refuse trade-ins e.t this price.
Also, 1 Only, Thor Auto Magle
Complete with Dishwasher Attachment
$79.95 — A Real Buy
BEAVERS HARDWARE
I 1
HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
Nov. 28'& 29
8:30 p.m.
ADMISSION 750
Tickets Available At Door
(Permission of Sam French
Ltd. of Canada)
Usborne
TOWNSHIP FEDERATION
OF AGRICULTURE
Annual Meeting
anol ,
Turkey Banquet
THAMES ROAD'
united Church
Friday, Nov. 23
6:30 p.m.
Tickets $1.50
Guest Speaker:
MR. ELMER D. BELL,Q.C
Tickets Available from
Directors
Thursday, November 22
3:15-4:15—Flight Cadets ' 7:00-11:00— R,C, A.
|mday/ November 23
,^w-5:oo—School Skating
8:30—Sarnia CV’a vs< Mohawks
Saturday, November 24
8:00-9:00—Bantam — Mohawks va.
Rangers
8:00-10:00—Pee Wee — Rockets
Black Hafcvka
10:00-11:00—Pee Wee — Leafs vs,
Canadians
11:00-12:00—Wee Wees, Vs. ^Squee
Gees
1:00-2:45—Public Skating
3:15-5:15—Figure Skating
8:00-10:0Cf—Public Skating
Sunday, November 25
Hockey Practice
Monday, November 26 “
4:00-5:00—School Skating
7:00-11:00— R.C.A.F,
Tuesday, November 27
8:00-10:00—Mohawk Practice
Wednesday, November 28
1:00-11:00—Curling ••
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I STEPHEN TOWNSHIP FED. OF AGRICULTURE
' Annual Meeting
And Turkey Banquet
j CREDITON COMMUNITY CENTRE .
Thursday, November 29
Speaker: Rev. Robert D. MacMillan,
Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich
LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT
ADMISSION $1.50
Tickets Available From. Directors
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HOCKEY
EXETER ARENA
SEWING MACHINES — Electric
portables, by the week. Hupper- Hockey Furniture, phone 99, Exeter.________
A P A R T M E N T, furnished, self-
contained, hot and cold water on tap, private1 bath with shower;
private entrance, newly decorated, heavy duty wiring, built-in cupboards: available now. Phone 400-W
evenings. _________,'iotfc
ELLIOT APARTMENTS
The ’12-suite steam-heated apart
ment building in the centre of
town has self-contained 1-bedroom
apartments with private bathrooms, plenty of closet space, stove, re
frigerator, (some fully furnished);
janitor service; plenty of hot water
and parking space for cars; very
reasonable rates. One vacancy now.SANDY ELLIOTPhone 476 or 646-J Exeter
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REAL ESTATE
Town of Exeter
NOTICE RE: COLLECTION OF TAXES
will be in the town hall on
following days for the collec*
of taxes:
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30 l?rom 7.30 to 9 p.m.
SATURDAY-. DECEMEBER 1
1,30 to 5 p.m. 7,30 to 9 p.m,
ERIC H. CARSCADDEN,
Tax Collector 15;
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tion
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COURT OF REVISIONVILLAGE OF GRAND BENDA court of. revision on the 1957 Assessment Roll for the Village of
Grand Bend will be held in
Municipal Hall at 7:30 p.m, on
4th day of December, 1956.
HERBERT WAINWRIGHT, Clerk of the Municipality ' 15
Moved To
New
th
thie
family, *• 22
CARDS OF THANKS
wish to thank al) my' friends
so kindly remembered me
treats, flowers and ' Jo-
I who __ .... ____________
with cards, treats, flowers visits while a patient in St. _seph’s Hospital, London, and since returning home.—Ida Ogden. 22cI wish to thank all those who so
kindly remembered me with cards, treats, flowers and visits while a
patient in St. Mary’s Hospital and since returning home.—Mrs. Clayton Smith. . 22cThe family of the late Earl W.
Mitchell wish to convey their heart
felt thanks, to relatives, neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during their recent
bereavement. Special thanks to Rev, Kerr and the Hopper-Hockey-
Funeral Home. . 22cI wish to thank all those who so kindly remembered me’ with cards, flowers and visits while a patient In St. Joseph's Hospital, London, and since coming home.—Edgar Fanson. 22*
I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all my friends, for their Visits, cards and •
treats, while I was confined, to hos- i pital. Special thanks to Dr. Fletcher, i Miss Glaypole’and the Staff of South
Huron Hospital.—Richard Elliott 22*
IN MEMORIAM
REID—In loving memory of a dear
grandpa who passed away four
years ago today, November 22,
1952,
What would we give If we could say Hi Grandpa in the same old way.To hear Ills voice, and see his smile,
To sit with him and chat awhile.—Always remembered by Norman
1 and Johnny Prance. 22*REID—In loving memory of a. dear husband, Patrick Reid, who passed away four years ago today, November -22, 1952.
Time speeds on, four year’s have
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Since death it’s gloom, its shadows
Within our home, where all seemed bright,And took from us, a shining light.
We miss that light and ever will,
His vacant place there’s none to
' fill. , ‘ JDown herb we mourn, but not in vain ■ ■For up in Heaven we will meet
—Sadly missed and always remembered by .his loving wife Sarah. 22*
REED—In loving memory of my dear
dad, Patrick Reid, who passed
away four years ago’ to.day, November 22, 1952.Just a. memory fond and true, From, those who thought the world
of you,For all of us,.you did your best, May God grant you, eternal rest.
—Sadly missed by Clarence and, Elsie Prance. . 22*ZIMMER—In memory of a dear husband, Harry Zimmer, \ who passed away one year ago, November 19,
1955.He bade no one a last farewell. .
He said goodbye to none,The heavenly gates were opened
wide,A loving voice said "Come.”The blow was great, the shock
severe,We little thought his death so
■ near, , ,Only those who have lost can tell, The sorrow of parting without
farewell.—Ever remembered by wife and
family. 22c
EVELAND—In loving memory of
William Eveland, who passed away 7 years ago, November 21, 1949, Gone from us, but leaving memories
Death can never take away, Memories that will always linger, While upon this earth We stay.•‘-Ever remembered by Ills wife and
family, . 22c
DAYMAN—In loving memory of
Mary Jatie Dayman who passed away November 22, 4955.Sunshine passes, shadows fall,
Love's remembrance outlast all.Add though the years be many or
few‘ They are filled with kind remembrance of you.—Remembered by George, Ethel and
family. 22*
SANDERS—In loving memoi'y of a dear husband and father, Arthur Sanders, who left so very suddenly one year ago today, November
22, 1955. , v.The midnight stars are shining
Upon your silent grave,Beneath it sleeps the one we love
The one we could not save,
I often sit* and think of him When I am all alone,For memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own.—Sadly missed by his wife and
family. '22c
WALPER •— In lovlpg memory of
a dear mother, Mrs. Carline Waiper, who passed away nine
years ago, November 21, 1947.We watched you suffer day by day
And could not help in any way, But just stood by and saw you pass
Into the Saviour’S arms at last.
—Lovingly remembered by her
family—Linda and Theodore, 22*
ROESZLEr. — Tn loving memory of William H. Roeszler, who passed
away 2 years agd, November 19, 1954.Wo Watched you surfer day by day
And COtild hOt help, in any way, But Just sood by and saw you pass
Into the Saviour's arms at last.
22c
SINGING CANARIES, imported from Germany.1 Guaranteed to sing. Various colors. Limited orders? taken
now for Christmas. See our new Gold Tone cages. Cann's Mill Ltd.
22c
TURKEYS—Order your Chri'slmas
turkey now—all sizes, 12 to 2iS lbs. Phone 42-r-3 Lucan. 22:29c
ELECTRIC STOVE, 4-burner, modern, 22’’x27’’. Phone' 390-W or
apply 408 William St., Exeter, ,22c
LARGE REFRIGERATOR, Norge; McClary rangette; cheap. 190 Col- ubia, RCAF Station Centralia. 22*
ACETYLENE GENERATOR, 50-lb,, in -perfect condition. Apply Carl
Guenther, Welder .Shipka. 22:29:6*
PIANO, Sherlock' Manning, apartment size, style S, mahogany finish,
like new. Apply Wib Martin, Ex
eter, or Douglas Gill, Grand Bend. 22:29c
2 STOVES—1. electric, $50; 1 rang- ette, $30; both in good shape. Ap
ply 326 Algonquin Drive RCAF
Centralia. 32*
PAIN • of Rheumatism, ■ Sciatica, Lumbago, can be helped by taking
R U M A C A P S. Recommended by
thousands of thankful users. Ask your druggist. . 22
CHILD'S SNOWSUIT, 3-piece. rust
color, size 3. May ,be seen at Brady Cleaners. 22*
LADIES’ DRESS, navy sheer,' size
18. May be seen at Brady Cleaners.
’56 CONSUL, 4 months old, stand
ard. equipment, perfect condition,
will sell very reasonable. Apply 66
John St. East (upstairs), phone 390-W. 15:22c
COAL & WOOD RANGE, in good
condition. Apply Dennis O’Rourke,
phone 161-r-10 Dashwood. 22c
MAY BE SEEN at 17 Main St,. Exeter — .embroidery, knitted, and.
crocheted work, pillow Cases made
to order. Suitable for Christmas
gifts. Apply Mrs, George Lawrence,
17 Main St. 15:22c
GIRLS' FIGURE SKATES, white,
size 12 and 1; ladies’ figure skates, size 5; child's skates, size 8. Mrs. Stewart Bell, Hensall, phone 683-
r-33. Stfn
GET YOUR “HOLIDAY” regularly.
Subscribe to ‘Holiday” at a wonderful bargain price of 14 months for
$3.79, a saving of $3.21 over the newstand price. Exeter Times-
Advocate, phone 770. 8:23-10:25
LADIES HOME JOURNAL—Save
half the single .copy price by sub
scribing now at the special rate of
23 months for $4.03. We’re agent for all magazines. Exeter Times-
Advocate, phone 770. 8:23-10:13
FOR RENT
3-ROOM APARTMENT, furnished,
heated, hot and cold ’ water, private bath; available Dec. 1. Apply Pen-
hale Apartments, 70 John St. E., phone 294-R. 22tfc
UPSTAIRS APARTMENT, 4-room,
edge of town, ; 2-piece bath; $25.
Lakeview Hatchery Ltd., phone 8.22c
8-ROOM HOUSE, in Hensall, fur
nished, available from Dec. 1, 1956, fo May 1, 1957. Mrs. Grace Harpole, Hensall. phone 217-W. 22c
WHITE BRICK HOME, 6 rooms, full piece bath, built-in cupboards
in kitchen, oil heated.. Kent reduced for winter months. .Apply Fred Dawson, Exeter, phone ■ 456- r-6. 22*
3 ROOMS and use of bathroom
and basement. Phone 9 or call at
Mrs. Alex Zimmer’s, Dashwood.22:29:6c
APARTMENT—4 rooms and teth.
Lloyd Lovell, Happen, No, 4 High-
way. ~ 22,29
APARTMENTS—A number of 1-
and 2-bedroom apartments. W» C.
Pearce, Realtor, 86, Anne St. , 15tfc
APARTMENT, self-contained, fur
nished, downstairs, senerate ent
rance, centrally located. Apply at
Ti mes-Advocate. ■ 8:15:22c
APARTMENT, private entrance,
private bath, available now. Apply
Godbolt Apartments, 1$ John St., phone 202.__________ 22c
4-ROOM APARTMENT, heated,
cupboards, bath, garage and pri
vate entrance. Home in the country. Mrs. Stewart Bell, Hensall, phono Stic
2 APARTMENTS, ground floor, 1
furnished, 1 unfurnished: both are heated, hot and coW water, built- in cupboards, use of laundry for washing; private entrance, Blatch-
ford Apartment. , -3*
3-BEDROOM HOME, modern kitchen and bathroom, good heating equipment, well located, with garage; reasonable rental; Immediate possession. C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St.i Exeter. ________Stfc
3-R00M APARTMENT, furnished and heated; available December 1. Apply 68 Sanders St, or' phone 144. l;g:15:22c.
4-ROOM APARTMENT, private 3- piece bath; Oil heated; unfurnish
ed; quick possession; $35 pet* month. -C. V. Pickard, Realtor. ,IStfo
Floor Sanders
Floor Edgers, Floor Polishers
Vacuum Cleaners, Tools. Etc.
BEAVERS HARDWARE# EXETER
Typewriter
NEW, MODERN HOUSE' nearing
cohnuetion, 2 bedrooms, oil fur* •^ncn’ Reasonably priced, Apply A, Whllsnuth, phone 270-J, lltfa
NEW. MODERN HOUSE with oil furnace; east side of Exeter; close
to schools. R. E, Balkwill, 47 John St tfc.
Grand tiend
Property
New summer home, Southcott Pines,
3-bedroom, insulated, oil heated, tri-leve! with basement garage,
picture windows, interior unfinish
ed. Quality construction, < Price $6,000. Apply Bill Retch, Hydro Office, Exeter. _____ 22c
100 ACRES, Usborne, clay loam, white brick. house, new ' furnace,,
good, barn, hydro. Must see to appreciate. Apijly T. Creery, Wood
ham, or phone Kirtkon' 84-r-5.*15:22*
Location
Situated on Highway 83
Between Dashwood and Exeter
Crocker
Refrigeration
Phon® 37-’r-4 Dashwood
8:15:22:29c
AUCTION SALES
. EARN $60 OR MQRE WEEKLY
Part or tuU-tlme opportunity in Huron County tor farmer or ambi
tious man with agricultural background. Age 25 to. 50 preferred. Car essentia). Take orders in exclusive territory. Be home every
night. No investment. We provide
complete training at home office plus field assistance. Reply giving age and experience in first letter
to Na-Uhurs Plant Food Co., 2 Langarth St. IV., London, 8:15:22c
Standing Timber
Havp you for sale; soft mapl*»
elm, hard mapia, ash, birch, white oak, red oak, basswood or pin»f
Then send this ad to The Sxpter
Timps-Advpcate with your
Printed NameLot Concession Township
15:22a
LOST
LARGE DUFFLE BAG, green, containing 5 red woollen blankets and a pup tent, on Highway 23 between Mitchell and Russeldalp. Please notify Ontario provincial Police. 22*
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE
A WIDE CHOICE ot Bray pullets —laying strains, Crosses. .Arnes In-
Cross, Aim for the Grade A Large
egg markets In '57. Hatchewr also broilers, cockerels, Ask for price- list. some available, delivery now.
Agent: Eric Carscadden, Exeter, phone 246-W. 22c
Presentation And
DANCE
FOR MR. A MRS.
ROY McCURDY
AOTS
JAMES ST. CHURCH ]
Wed., Nov. 28
at 6:30 p.m.
• Prepared and Served by th*
Men of the AOTS
PER PLATE $1,50
Limited to first 200. Ticket*
available from members, W*L
per's Men's Wear and Fisher'*
Hardware.
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DASHWOOD
PROPERTY
house, cottage roof, 114 3 bedrooms, . living room, room, kitchen and utility
full basement, lot 61 ft. _ depth; with
Mrs. Garnet Louis Schu- 15:22*
Brick storey,
dining
room_____ _______
frontage by 130 ft.
barn. Phone 47-r-13,
Willert, Dashwood; macher estate.
HOMES
FARMS
C. V. Pickard
Exeter
3 - BEDROOM BRICK, close schools. This is a tidy -home _
good repair with all conveniences.
Nice lot with garage.
$5,800.00—Ftilf price for well located 3-bedroom home. Modern kitchen and bathroom. Nearly new heating equipment, Owner will accept very small down payment With moderate monthly payments. Immediate possession.
$7,000.00 — 4-bedroom house with modern kitchen and bathroom. Extra lots and garage. Small down payment.
COMPACT 3-bedroom brick, good
kitchen and better than average bathroom; oil-burning furnace; garage: reduced price; liberal terms. 1 ACRE OF LAND with good brick house and small barn. House
is in excellent condition; good kitchen, 3-piece bath and heavy wiring. Reasonable price. Terms.■ FARM100 Acres with comfortable house and exceptionally good barn; driveshed; hydro throughout; productive loam suitable for all crops; 7 acres of bush; price $10,500.00. Terms,
Possession to suit purphaser.If you wish to buy or sell, see C. V. Pickard, Realtor, 394 Main St., EXeter; phones 165 and 628.15tfc
to
it
Clearing ,
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate ■■
Household Effects and
Miscellaneous Items
; the Premises, across from Planing- Mill in the VILLAGE OF DASHWOODThe undersigned Auctioneer is ... strutted to sell by Public Auction on
SATURDAY, DEC, 1, 1:30 P.M. ' REAL ESTATE: Consists of 1^ storey white brick dwelling with 3
bedrooms, large closet, living room, dining room, kitchen and summer kitchen; double' verandah and full basement; small barn, suitable for garage; good-sized garden. A very
_desirable property.Terms of Real Estate: 10% on day of sale, balance in 30 days.
Sold subject to a reasonable reserve bid, if not previously sold.HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS and miscellaneous items: 3-piece chesterfield; 2 mohair rockers; 2 oak
'rockers; extension table; 6 dining room chairs; buffet: combination hall rack and mirror; large hall mirror; kitchen table and chairs; 3 centre tables; phonograph and
records; electric heater; 2 fern stands; 2 new perch-1 .chairs; Wing
han; kitchen stove, like new; 2 ironing boards: electric lamps; 2 toilet sets; kitchen cabinet; kitchen clock; couch; kitchen sink: feather tick; pillows; drapes; cushions; assortment of dishes; silverware; 3
bedroom suites; glassware; dressers; commodes; rugs: trunks; kitchen iitensils; lawn, mower; garden tools,
etc.; etc.
No reserve, l’n case of bad wea
ther sale will be held In Lutheran Church shed.
•TERMS: Cash.MRS. GARNET WllzLERT, WILLIAM HAUGH,
ELMER. DA TARS, ExecutoiSSrfor the Estate of tM late Louis Schumacher
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer 22:29c
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
WOMAN, reliable, experienced, near Exeter, will baby-sit or give best of care to small children in her
own home. Phone Kirkton 44-5.22* _______________ . *•
HELP WANTED
ABERDEEN HALL,
KIRKTON '
Modern Orchestra
Everyone Welcome
Reception And
DANCE
FQR Mr. & MRS.
NORMAN MORGAN
(nee Arlene Skinner)
and
MR. & MRS.
BURTON MORGAN
(nee Marion Brock)
Friday, Nov. 30
EXETER LEGION HALL
Music by The Serenades
Everyone .Welcome
DANCING
To
Clarence
Petrie
& HIS NIGHTHAWKS
PARKHILL
ARENA
Dancing starts at 10 p.m»
ADMISSION
Sponsored by
Parkhill Liops Club
YOU ARE INVITED TO
St Boniface Parish
ANNUAL BAZAAR
COMMUNITY CENTRE, ZURICH
Tuesday, November 2"*
DANCE FOLLOWING BAZAAR
Music By Melody Makers
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2-FAMILY HOUSE, insul-bric, 2
bathrooms, oil furnace. Price $6,000; $1,500 down, balance by month for 10 years if desired.
ELIMVILLE HOUSE, barn and 5
BRICK HOUSE, furnace, bath, water pressure system, attached garage, in Crediton.BRICK HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, full bath, oil furhace, large garage.FRAME HOUSE, basement, - room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms,
room, one floor.
100 A CRES, Kirkton area,
house, new furnace, bank
driveshed.200 HIGHWAY ACRES, good ___iiigs, water on tap, silo, convenient
for schools., We can show you farms of 50 to 250 acres, cheap and high class.
W. C. Pearce, Realtor. Exeter, phone 435; Earl Parson, Fred Cole, Salesmen, IStfc
EXPERIENCED MANAGER and lineman to take charge of hydro in village—must have good- references.'Apply stating salary expected i.o Chairman William Love, Grand Bend Public Utilities, Grand_ Bend. Lowest tender not necessar-
ily accepted.___________ 22c
TYPIST—for part-time work, An-
ply K. G. Seldon, Main St. 22c
IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS, you can make good with a Rawleigh busi
ness in Huron Cpunty; We help you' get started. No experience needed to start. Write Rawleigh’s,
Dept K-202-2. Montreal. P.Q. 32c
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DANCE
Every Saturday Night
SERVICES
living bath-
brick
barn,
build-
Would like
MANY
MEN
EXETER LEGION MEMORIAL HALL
MUSIC BY CLARENCE PETRIE
and his Night Hawks 3 .
SPRAYING CATTLE for lice. Apply William Watson, phone 37-r-19 .Dashwood,____________,22:29:6:136
BE SURE TO GET' your reservation now for spraying your cattle
for lice as there will be a rush, as the weather turns cold and they are In for the winter. Ta V. Ho-
garth, Exeter, phone 266. 22:29c
MANURE LOADING—Apply Nor
man Whiting, Exeter, phone 655-w
evenings. ■ , ltfc
.HAVE YOUR SAWS sharpened and set today, the Foley automatic
way. Stew’s Sharpening Service, j95 Sanders St. E„ Exeter, phone
j454.______ ___________ _________7e
WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION “Where Better Bulls Are Used
For artificial insemination lh formation or service from all breeds of cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle
Bleeding Association, at: Clinton
Hu 2-8441 between 7:30 and 9:30 A.M We have all breeds available
—top quality at low cost « 4i26t.fc
STOCK WANTED
I AM IN THE MARKET for all kinds of horses, any size, any age.
—G. J, Dow, phone 83. Exeter.12tfc
HOTICES TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Gladys Luker,
deceased.
persons having1 claimsAll persons having1 claims the estate bf Gladys Lukei*,
the Village of Hensall,
County of Huron, Spinster, who died on or about the 19th day of
October, 10o(>, are renulred to file
particulars of same With Bell &
Laughten, Solibiters Of Exeter, On
tario, by the 24th day of November,
1956, after which date the estate Will be distributed having regard only to those claims of which
notles has been received.
Bell A Laughton
. JSollislte>rs» f<!>»* the ExauiUhtsL........
against
late df
in the who
_____ ____ to have the high earn-
nings and freedom of a salesman,
but hesitate to make a change in case they do not have an aptitude for this type of work. After completing our aptitude test, we can definitely tell you If. you should, or should not enter the selling
field.
If
but hesitate to make a change in
for "this type of work. After com-
definitely tell* you if. you should.
a
you have the qualifications
WE WILL PAY YOU
$60
A Week
While Learning
You have nothing ft> lose by taking
•this test, and it could change your whole life, as we have irtany men earning Well in excess of $10,000
per year,
out* only stipulation is that you
must be married and own a car,
APPLY FRIDAY EVENING,
. NOVEMBER 23
’ 8:00 p.m,
SAMPLE ROOM.
•BEDFORD’ HOTEL
Goderich, Ontario,
I.—..,,.1.................
DEPARTMENT OF
NATIONAL DEFENCE
CENTRALIA, ONTARIO
Requires
Stenographers
& Typists
Salary up to $192.50 for “Typists and
up to $220 for Stenographers baaed
oil pdueatibit And experience.
Application forms obtainable at
'National Employment Services and
Post Offices should be filed, with:
Civil Service Commission,
, Sa St. Clair Avh. Toronto
........ NOT LATER THAN* ....
SPOT DANCES
DANCING 9-12 ADMISSION 750 4
• Leather Jackets and Jeans Not Permitted
3
v 5
i *4 5
1 “ ■ II
3I,3
100, 3 for 250
ADMISSION 500
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SPdNSOaib. BY EXETER LEGION