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Times-Advocate Want Ads, Like Santa, They Deliver
Pipe' In New Officers
For Legion, Auxiliary
Newly-elected executive mem-' Graham Mason and Dick w»
hers of the Exeter branch of the
”JBRi^dnadian Legion and the Legion
Auxiliary were “piped” into
office at an impressive joint in-
,,on cei’emony at the Legion
Hall Monday evening.
The officers were escorted’
into the building by members of
the Legion’s pipe band. Zone
Commander Herman Young,
of Kincardine, installed the
Legion officers; retiring presi
dent, Reg McDonald, inducted
the auxiliary executive.
New president of the Legion, ----- - —
Whose membership is over 2Q0,1 Frayne and Mrs. Jack Cutting;
is Harold Holtzman, who star-! secretary, Mrs, Graham Mason;
red on the branch’s Mohawk +”........ ”■"* " ‘ ~ ‘
baseball team for a number of
years. Vice-presidents are
Graham Mason and Dick Watson.
Sergeant-at-arms is Glen Ship
man; secretary, Stewart- Dick; treasurer, Albert Ostiand; chap
lain, Rev. N. D. Knox; assistant,
Rev. Alex Rapson; executive,
Reg McDonald, Cliff Brintnell,
Gordon Sanders, Gerald Campbell,
„.W, Cutting, Max Harness,
Bill McLean, Lloyd Reynolds,
Gordon McTavish and Jack Ful
cher.
The Auxiliary officers include:
president, Mrs. Eugene Beaver;
past president, Mrs, Gerald Law-
son; vice-presidents, Mrs. Stan
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classified rates *FOR SALE I EQUIPMENT FOR RENT !WANTED
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SUPERIOR
, Propane Limited
Your Distributor for
Propan* Gas and Appliances
fpr Farm, Hom* and Industry
Call Stratford 4174
treasurer, Mrs. Doug Triebner;
sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Norman
Worry.
Executive committee members
are Mrs. Bert Borland, Mrs.
Elmer Harness, Mrs. Bill Hig
gins, Mrs. Albert Ostiand, and
Mrs. Gordon McTavish.
Zone Commander Young paid
tribute to retiring president
McDonald for thd progress the
branch has made during his
term of office. Major project
was the construction of an ad
dition to the hall.
Oil is the dynamic force in the
currently expanding economy of
Saskatchewan, once known sole
ly for its reputation as Canada’s
“wheat province”,
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In Used Cars
$850
195
TRUCKS
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TRACTORS
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L.S.M.F.T,
’56 FORD .COACH, automatic ....................
FORD SEDAN, atuomatic, a beaut .....
FORD SEDAN, atuomatic, radio ......
MERCURY SEDAN, a steal ................
FORD COACH
FORD SEDAN, Your Choice ..............
METEOR COACH, overdrive, radio .....
PLYMOUTH SEDAN
PLYMOUTH COACH, Your Ghoice-..
HENRY J. COACH .............................
CHEVROLET COACH
FORD COACH, Your Choice ................
50 MONARCH SEDAN
50 METEOR COACH, Your Choice ..........
’46 CHEVROLET 5 PASSENGER ............
’46 PONTIAC SEDAN
PLYMOUTH SEDAN
AUSTIN SEDAN
AUSTIN SEDAN
Pay your money and ‘take your choice........$
$2,395
$1,550
$1,495
$1,295
$1,250
$1,095
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Mor* Than 25 Words
2? Par Word
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(Restricted to one column)
First Insertion 990 Per Inch
Subsequent Insertions
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Classified ads accepted up till
Wednesday noon. Auction sale
copy should be in Tuesday at
noon,
or
last
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child's Snowsuit, 3-piece, rust color, size 3, May be seen at Rftady
Cleaners. ___________________30 c
MAN'S SUIT, 4-1’iecp, size 40;
ladles' green coat, size 36-38; ladies'
black coat, size 44-46; ladles* grey
winter coat and rain coat, size, 16:
also tan suit and tan dress. Mar
be seen at Brady Cleauers. 20*
DINING ROOM SUITE. 8-plece;
best offer. Plione 750-W.l Exeter,
2IIC
BULL CALF, Holstein.. Apply G.
J. Dow, phone 83 Exeter.______2iic
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FORD 3 TON DUMP ....................
FORD 3 TON STAKE DUMP ......
53 CHEVROLET SEDAN DELIVERY
’52 FORD PICKUP ................................
’49 FORD PICKUP ....... .........................
SPECIALS
The following 30-day units to be reduced
p6r day until sold, Thursdaye
METEOR COACH ..........................
METEOR SEDAN...................................
MERCURY SEDAN, a good one .............
METEOR COACH........................................
STUDEBAKER “STARLITE” COUPE .
CHEVROLET COACH
g.m.c. Pickup
650
250
895
595
395
720
625
395
370
115
570
’48 FORD HEAVY DUTY
INDUSTRIAL LOADER, a steal
’51 FORD ........................................
$
$
795
695
Larry Snider Motors
Phone 624
Two Resign
From Board
Two members have resigned
from the South Huron District
High School Board-
Chairman C. S. MacNaughtan,
representative of Exeter, sub
mitted his resignation to town
council last week, He succeeded
Dr. H. H, Cowen as chairman of
the board two years ago.
Harold Walper, of Stephen, who
has served for a number of years
on the board, will retire at the
end of the year, A county repre
sentative, he has been replaced
by Edward Chambers, who
formerly has been a township
appointee. Stephen council will
name another representative to
the board to fill the vacancy.
Election of a new chairman for
thA board will take place at th 6
inaugural meeting, January 8.
[BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AL” _ _ --„rmake good with a Rawleigii busi-
nets? in Huron County. We help
you get started. No experience
needed to start. Write Rgwieigh’s. Dept L-202-2, Montreal, J’.Q. Jj’.ic
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HEWING MACHINES - Electric PLAY FEN. Jn good condition. Box hF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS. you ra«r
portables, by the week. Hopper* “6”, Times*Advocate, with a iUL$vi>irh hurt*Hockey Furniture phone H JCx- ......W|l.. ■„ .................................... j
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Floor Sanders
Floor Edgers. Floor polishers
(’leaner*. Tools. Etc, PEAVERS HARDWARE. EXETER
TENDERS WANTED
LICENSE m-ATJES. Nd. IlMSI.
Finder please • leave it KoraM-M Slaniake’s or phone SQS. W*
SERVICES
SEPTIC TANKS pumped out. Im
mediate service. Butler Bros., JLu-
can, phone IOS or 130-W.
12:6-1:21*
ELECTRIC RAZOR—Schick, usedonly 6 months—good as new. Phone 1
462-J2 Exelpr, 2(ic '■
I MANURE LOADING—Apply Nor-
I man. Whiting, Exetir, phone 655-W
evenings, ________ itfC
OVEN-READY CHICKEN — Quick-
frozen or fresh. Carl Qestricljer. phone 57-r-23 Dashwood._12;2Q-1:24*
2 SHORTHORN BULLS. 5 Short
horn calves, all females, vaccinat
ed against bangs, herd accredited.
Rhone 45G-r-2 Exeter or apply
Edgar Monteith, R.R. 3 Exeter.__________________2(1:27*
1 TON TRUCK. 1949 Dbdg'e, winter
ized, new plywood racks, A-l con-
dltlion; would, exchange for pigs
or cattle. rheme Zurich 81-r-8.13:20*
FARMERS
Ship your livestock to
Whyte Psckinq Co.
• .For faster handling'.
• For reduced shrink.
« .For shorter hauling.
» For a greater net.
Call Exeter 15 Collect
Shipping Thursday Instead of
Friday for Winter Months
20c
AUSABLE RIVER
CONS ER VAT1ON AUTHORITY
TENDERS FOR PAM
Seated tenders marked "Tender
for Morrison Dam" will be received,
by the undersigned at Exeter,
Ontario, up until 12:00 o'clock Noon
,E.S.T. onI Kth January 1936
for construction of an earth Till
dam with reinforced concrete spill
way near Exeter, Ontario. The
construction includes piecing ap
proximately 40,001) cubic yards ot
earth till' arid 1.600 cubic yard# ot
reinforced concrete.
Information
specification#
may be had
for each set
Engineers,
M. -M. Dillon
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1 EMPLOYMENT wanted
16-YEAR-OLD BOY. good worker, poujd like to learn trade: good
j references. Write lo Box 385 Ex-
| pter. 2t)c
I BABY CHICKS FOR SALE
FREE Coupons
on
It
Special Prices
. If Picked Up At Farm
Oven Ready, 8 ■ 25 Lbs.
will pay ydu to phone uS.
9
EDGAR CUD'MORE •
Phone 171-r-14 Exeter
2UC
CHRISTMAS TURKEYS’ — Broad
breasted. bronze. Apply Bruce Shhl>-
ton, phone 599-W1 Exeter. 20CDairy Farmers
Plan Campaign
Dairy Farmers o£ Canada,
national producers’ organization,
will spend $372,000 for advertis-1
ing and promotion of dairy foods
inT1957-,. , .. .
Iij making this decision, direc- 23 months for $4.03.
tors from across Canada noted
the effectiveness of the more
than $2,000,000 which had been
spent in advertising by dairy
producers since 1950. Increased
per capita consumption of dairy .UUU)a, cup
foods all along the line had been boards, 3-piece bath, available now. noted in 1955, the last period for ! aL P.4- Huron St> ot>
which complete figures were ^V^xeten------------------2Q._-7^
available. Canadians ate an aver- ‘ senior st.— 2-bedroom, modern
ag6 of 1,037 pounds Of dairy foods i bungalow with oil heat; $75 p6r it? thd Vnnr r month including garage. Availablein tne yeai. . . J January J. 1957. can MrA River,s,Dairy Farmers officials point, Exeter 267-j. Canada Trust, R6al- OUt that a budget of $372,000 is tor. London, Ont. 20c
GET YOUR “HOLIDAY" regularly.
Subscribe to ‘Holiday” at a wonder
ful bargain price of 14 months for
$3.79, a saving of $3.21 over the
n e w s t a n d price. Exeter Times-
Advocate, phone 770. S:23-10:25
____5 HOME JOURNAL—Save
half the single copy price by subscribing now at the special rate of
22 menth" for $!.(,'?, We're agent
for all magazines. Exeter Timfes- Advocate. phone 770. 8:23-10:1$
FOR RENTI —.-----------------------------------------------
' APARTMENT—Living room, 2 bed-
I rooms, kitchen with built-in cup-
in thd year. .
Lu.,; * uxuiutu vuiukuw Jt'VF.A.U , IVXeiCL VIM
out that a budget of $372,000 is tor. London, Ont._________________
inadequate for the job of dairy j APAaTMKKTS-A number of 1-
foods promotion which needs to flnA 2-bedromn apartments. W. C.
be done in Canada. As an ex-; Pearce, Realtor, sg Anne St. i.ltfo
ample, they cite the case of fluid ■, AT,;L;-,;;rTW,L,„,a milk consumption which in itself < 9^
is low on a per capita basis. I----:-------------------------------------
In a country where one-third 14-room apartment,
of the population is children, the bat 1-’- gara.R’
per capita consumption of three A|rjJ
quarters of a pint, of milk per ( ’
person per day means that a; great many people wjio should be i
doing so are getting no milk at i
all. Nutritionists are increasingly i
disturbed by the fact that older
people do not get sufficient cal
cium whi'ch can be most easily 1
and economically secured from
milk end milk products. 1
Six month-long promotions will ,
be run in 1957 by Dairy Farmers, I
as follows: February, concen-.
trated products; March, butter;
April, fluid milk; June, all dairy
foods related to summer eating;
October, cheese; November, but
ter. Only major media change
will.be in the size of ads used in , nAxcir stvltc house, cement
daily hewspaners. Size of ads block, cj'ystftlite finish, 2 bedrooms,
will be sacrificed for frequency ,attached garage anti, porch, cement-,
of appearance of the ad> mes- (1I'ive' . 2?,
sages. In some panel's frequency , 2-STOREY brick house, duplex, .Mil ba tnpvaaeH separate entrances and baths, oil of appeal ance will be inci eased , jnil,111ng. fUr)iaP(i( garage,
three times over the present rate. - .............. — - - • -*•
__________ _ heated,
.. ,______. bath, garage and pri
vate entrance. Home in the. coun
try. Mrs, Stewart Eell, Hensail,
| plipne 683-T-33._____■ <____ Stfc
I APARTMENT, 2 bedrooms, toilet,
I hot and cold water, on Shipkji | highway. Phone 6-J Crediton. IGt'fc
I ELLIOT APARTMENTS
The 12-suite steam-heated apart- I ment building in the
town has self-contained
. apartments with private ' plenty of closet space.
, fi-igerator, (some fully --------------
i janitor service: plenty of hot water
and parking space for cars; very
1 reasonable rates. One vacancy now,
SANDY ETXTOT
Rhone 47G or G16-J Exeter
8;9tfc
centre of
1-bedroom
bathrooms,
slove, re
furnished);
REAL ESTATE
HAVE TOUR, 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 Be,tter Bulls Are Used”
For artificial insemination infor
mation or sei vice from all breeds
ot cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattie
Breeding Association at; Clinton
Hu 2-..441 between 7:31) and 9:3t)
A.M We have all breeds available
—top quality At low cost. 4;26tCc
HELP WANTED
Office Clerks
for
Department of
National Dftffcnefc (Air)
at Centralia, Ontario.
CLERKS 1 — $1620. - $2070
No experience required.
CLERKS 2A — $1950. - $2550.
2 years office experience or
High School Graduatibn,
DelAiia and application formM at
Post Offices and National Employment Services. Apply before Janu
ary 14, 1957, to (he Civil Service Commission, 25 -St. Clair Ave. E,,
Toronto 7.
Quote
1310 for
Quote
1311 for
to Bidders, plans,
and form of tender
on deposit of $25,00
from the Consulting
and Company Limited
111 Maple Street,
London, Ontario
69 Eglinton Ave. East
Toronto, Ontario
tender must he acepmpan-
a certified cheque in the
at ten percent of the hid trn. The successful tender j
tequlretl to furnish a per- ;
the Contract Brice, j
MAYBE YOU WANT pulleig now. 'growing tn the good Grade A LargA
! markets—Bray has them, prompt
sliipmont, some started. Or ‘meat* birds—Hatchery Jias .wide choice nt
fine stock. Ask us for particulars,
agent; Eric t’arscadden, Exeter, j phone 246-W\ _________2He
Each
led bv
amount lump si will be ____... .... B.......-....... ....
formance bond tor an amount equal
to of r r.:...
Tender must be submitted exactly
in accordance with the Information
to Bidders.
Lowest or any tender not neces
sarily accepted,
H. G. HOOKE. Secretary
Au,sable River
Conservation Authority,
Exeter, Ontario.
„ 13:20c .
NOTICES TO CREDITORS |
I
In the Estate at
Henry Edward Zimmer,
deceased.
All persons having claims against •
lite estate ot Henry Edward ZIm- I
mer, Jate of the Village ot Dash
wood, In the County of Huron, ;
Merchant, who died on or about the 19th day of November, 1055. '
are required to file particulars of ’
same with Bell & Laughton, So- <
Heitors of Exeter, Ontario, by lh* I
22nd day of December, 195l>, after i
which date the estate 'will be dis- |
fributed having regard only to <
these, claims ot which notice has
been received,
Bell & Laughton
Solicitor^ for (h* Administratrix,
Exeter, Ontario.
BUY AND USE
CHRISTMAS SEALS
*
CCM Bicycle
With Every Purchase At
SNELL BROS.
Phene 100 Exeter
ALF ANDRUS
403 ANDREW ST. PHQNE 71 f
Heating, Plumbing, Sheet Metal Work
—- Oil Burner* —
For Sale
PEDDLER'S STEEL AND ALUMINUM ROOFING
ON HAND
Experienced men to put ypur.roof on.
PEDDLER'S HAY CARRIER AND
STABLE EQIPMENT
SCOTT'S ELEVATOR LTD.
Phone 63 Lucan, Ont.
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5
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competition, number 5S-T-
Cldrks 2A.
competition number 56-T-
Clerks 1.
FdRD experienced
MECHANICS
With Class "A” certificates. Ap
plicants must.have own tools and
be thorough conscientious workers
interested in earning top wages.
This is an opportunity to Advance
to a’ progressive, well established
dealership whOrfe top Wages are paid for honest effort,
Alt benefits, excellent shop and
equipment, vacation with pay and
bonus incentive system.
These ar6 permanent positions
and applicants must hAve godd
mechanical background add good
referenced.
APPLY. TO MR, R. SEDDON.
STEVENS MOTORS. LIMITED
471 Kino St. E.,
Kltch4n4r, Ontario
ioc
Buy And Us* Christmai Sail*
snrtwxr
CHAIN SAWS
CHAIN SAWS ,
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R. D. Jermyn
TRACTORS
IMPLEMENTS
FARM MACHINERY
NEW HOLLAND
GRASSLAND MACHINERY
Exeter Farm Equipment
PHONE 508 WILLIAM STREET
FARMS
$1,195 53 Pontiac Sedan
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C. V. Pickard
Exeter
have clients looking for
'53 Pontiac Sedan4-bedroom house with
bathroom,
5- ROOM HOUSE, 1 floor, bath,
new furnace, garage.
6- ROOM BRICK HOUSE, full b$.th,
garage.
DUPLEX BRICK HOUSE, $1,500
down, $30 per month for balance.
We have a list of good farms, 50
to 250 acres worth seeing, and some
gs.
... .. ______ ______ Exeter,
phone 435: Karl Parsons, 507, Fred
Cole, 536-M, Salesmen._______-13tfc
Hensall
bekali Lodge the group donated snlJtn acreages with building:
$94.0.0 to thd HomJ_ Extension j w. C\ Pearce,_ Realtor,_ _E
Fund for'the I O.O.F. home at
Barrie. The annual Christmas
was held Wednesday when mem
bers exchanged gifts. Mem
bers brought gifts to the meet
ing for the Children’s Aid at
Goderich, gifts included toys,
used clothing and gifts suitable
for children.
A marathon is planned after
Christmas to raise funds.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bell and
family, of Chatham, were recent
visitors .with the former’s par
ents, Mr.* and Mrs. William R.
Bell.
Refeve Norman Jon6s and Clerk
James Paterson motored to To-
rorito on Monday in the interests
of municipal affairs.
Mr. and -Mrs. Keith Lindsay,
of Blenheim, spent the week-end 1
NEW. MOpERN MOUSE nearing
completion, 2 bedrooms, oil fur
nace. Reasonably priced. Apply A.
I WliilsmiUt. plione 270-J._______Ulfc
NEW. MODERN HOUSE with oil
furnace: east side of Exeter: close
to schools. R. E. Balkwill. 47 John
we 1............ ....tlnd 3*beclroom houses located
Exeter.
3 - BEDROOM BRICK, close __ _________, _ ___ ______.... .whools. This Is a tidy home
with the latter’s parents, Mr. andi^t coaVe>'ieilceS'
Mrs.-John Henderson. r ’ *
Miss Joyce Helm, of Tiverton, i ultehcn*"”1{nd "bathromm
and Mr. George .Tacksoh, of;Extra lots and garage. Small down
Clinton; ..spent Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid and
family.
The 12 street light standards
on main street are much ad
mired these days, being beauti
fully decorated in Christmas
motif and varied coloured lights,
the Work Of the P.tf.C.
Mr. George T. Wren of Chisel
hurst was' taken by ambulance
to South Huron Hospital, Exeter
on Tuesday evening having suf
fered a stroke.
Mr, and Mrs. Alf Ross, recent
bridal couple, wore presented
with a purse of money at a re-,
ception held last Friday evening.
It was largely attended,
Mrs, Robert McLean was taken
by ambulance to South Huron
Hospital, Exeter on Tuesday
evening with a heart condition,
COMPACT 3-bedroom brick, good
‘” than average
* f u r p a c e;
liberal terms,
wit li good rn. House
good kit- "ivy wlr-
kitchen and better t
bs t li room; oil - bu rning
garage: reduced price; I
I ACRE OF LAND ......
brick house and small barn,
is in excellent condition; f... ehCn, 3-plcce bath and heav Ing. Reasonable price. Tern
FARM ■ ’
100 Arres with comfortable
and exceptionally good barn;
shed; hydro throughout; pro;
loam suitable for all crops; ' of bush; price $I0,5()(i,(i().
Possession to suit purchaser.If you wish to buy or st C, V. Pickard, Realtor, SIM ™
St.r. Exeter; phones 165'and 628,
'52 Dodge Sedan
'51 Plymouth Sedan (2)
'50 Meteor Sedan
$1,115
$745
'51 Dodge Sedan
'50 Pontiac Sedan
$845
$545
Mihhift: “That cat Mabel is
going around telling fibs about
lite,”
Winnie: “So what? Think how
ise
’A-
'50 Chev 1-Ton Truck
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PHONE 200 DAYS Frtd Dobbs. Proprietor
YOU CAN DEPEND ON
Whin kidntyn Lil to
temoV4 oxceM »(sHs
ind w*stM, back
ache, tiled feeling,
disbit'bed text often
■’fslidw., Dbdd'i
Kidiie.V till* Rlimii-
Isle kiditfcyi U
Sdfmel dtilv. Yon
feel heitet—tileep
better, work better.
Get Dodd'e Jit thy
, rirnt tlAFa-Vi-.it
'48 Dodge Sedan
'39 Dodge Sedan
$625
$195'46 Mercury Sedan
Bargains On Other Models
NIGHTS 762-W. 76»M