The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-01-17, Page 13FOR SALE
OIL SPACE• HEATER, large size,
in very good ondition. Phone 441-
IV Exeter., 17*
BULL CALF—G, J, Dew, phone 83
Exeter, 17c.
HAF', alfalfa,' and timothy, No. 1.
Phone 37-r-10 Dashwood,
1.7:24;a1 :7c
SAVE $1,000
1966 OLDS SUPER HARDTOP
Demonstrator
Low Mileage
New Car Warranty
Power Steering and Brakes
Radio, Tinted Glass, etc.
LUCAN 236
17*
PAIN of Rheumatism, Sciatica,
Lumbago can be helped by taking
R U MA GAP S. Recommended by
thousands of thankful users. Ask
your druggist. •17c
'56 CONSUL, 8,000 miles, perfect
condition; must sell, Apply Keith
Goodman, 66 John St. E. 1.7c
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, port-
able, with attachments. Phone 358
Exeter. 17:24:31c
DON'T' WASTE TIME!
"FLU, Another 'Wave Is OVerdue"
Trying this and that for Sinue,
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.15e, Add ress Purity Co., Exeter,
Ont, ' 17;24:31;70
BALED MIXED HAY-.Lewis, Gur-
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Rirkton. 17*
BALED HAY, first and. second
cutting, alfalfa and red clover
mixed, 1500 bales, Apply Clifton
Jaqu'es, phone 90-r-16 Rirkton.
17:24*
' ELECTRIC STOVE, 4-burner; 0x12
• tone on tone grey rug; Philco corn-
: binallon radio and record player;
• all in excellent, condition, Phone
' 386-M Exeter. 17c
OLD FASHIONED but fine quality
, oak dining room furniture, 3-piece
I chesterfield suite, 31" TV. Also
numerous Miscellaneous items in-
' eluding 4-burner electric stove, odd
brass beds. downy feather ticks,
, old radios, etc. Phone 7 days, 356
evenings. 10:17c
6 PUPPIES, 7 weeks old. Apply
Khrt Gebel, Clandeboye R.R. 1.
10:17*
TILING MACHINE, 1330, Buckeye,
in good' condition. For particulars
contact Box 545, Strathroy, or phone
654. I 10:17c
ATTENTION FARMERS! Sow
"Bumper Crop Quality Farm Seeds"
and be sure, H. Schapp, R.R. 1
Lucan, phone 9-r-23, agent for
Southern Ontario Seed Co., Burling-
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FOR RENT
UNPURIN,TISHED APARTMENT, 4
rooms, heated, with hot and cold
-water. 3-piece bath, built-in cup.
boards and hardwood floors; all
freshly decorated; also use of base-
merit 'with laundry tubs: private
entrance; ground, rider. Phone 300
after 6 or call at 251 Carling St.
tic
APARTMENT. 9 - bedroom, steam
heated; available February 1. Phone
6-.1 or 6-W Exeter, 17c
APARTMENT—Available now. AO-
ply Godboit's Apartments, phone
202 Exeter. 17'
APARTMENT, 2-bedroom, unfur-
Melted; 1-bedroom apartment, un-
furnished. ground floor; also bed-
sitting room furnished, Apply John
Ward, phone 348. 17*
3-ROOM APARTMENT, cold and
hot water, Phone 27-M Crediton.
170
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NOTICES TO CREDITORS
Mrs. Jean W. Wein,
Exeter, Ontario. -
'Executrix, by her solicitors,
Riddell & Mountain
Stratford,. Ontario.
10:17:34e
In the Matter of the Estate of
William James Mills,
late of the ;Village of Woodham,
in the County of Perth,
Merchant, deceased.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of the late William
James Mills, who died on the 10th
day of December. 1956, are hereby
notified to send them to the
undersigned, duly verified, on or
before the 28th day of ,January,
1957_
After the last-hamed • date the
assets of the said Estate will be
distributed among the persons en-`
titled thereto, having regard rally
to claims of which the undersigned
shall then have notice,
W. G. Cochrane,
Barrister ce.c„
EXETER, Ontario.
10:17;2Ic
In. the Estate of
William Arthur Cole,
late of Exeter, Ontario, •
Retired Farmer,
Creditors and others having claims
against the above estate are re-
quired to send full particulars of
such claims to the undersigned
Exectitrix on Or before the 15th
day of February, 1557, after which
date the e'state's assets, will be
distributed, having -regard only to
Claims that have then been re-
ceived.
DATED the 2nd day of :January,
1057.
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Topics From
Mount Carmel
By MISS S. VOISIN a.
Mr. - Paul Dietrich, London,
spent the weekend at his home
here.
Miss Mary Ann Hall held a
birthday party Friday evening.
MiSs Cecelia Hogan, London,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred
Hogan,
Mr. James Carey, St. Thomas,
visited for the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Carey.
C, W. L.
The Catholic Women's League
met in the school on Friday eve-
ning,
They discussed it pot luck
supper and social evening for
February 13.
Mrs. Joe Carey presided.
A small boy came home from
school one day proudly exhibit-
ing a book which he said he had
won.
"However in the world did you'
do that?" asked his mother.
"The teacher asked how many
legs an ostrich had and I said
three."
"But an ostrich has only two
legs," his mother prompted,
"Well, I came closer than any-
body else—all the rest of the
class said four."
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the most glamourous styling on the rogd-r-
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The moment you touch the button and go, you
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is the beautiful 'ST Dodge
For what could be more modern than the
new deep-cradled Torsion-Aire suspension
that achieves the sweetest riding, steadiest
cornering and surest road-feel you've ever
experienced! Or more exciting than an
automatic transmission that starts you on
your way through the modern magic of
mechanicallyoperated pusit=b1Olon controls,
proved of miles overt
Got - a craving for spirited action? Just
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Its the bloat standard, It-8 in its field..,.
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too-215 horses strong,
So Unlit 'Oril Eight NOW! Slip behind the
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TOWING •Cfle),IN •••-• Lost in. the,
• 'vicinity of 114. miles South and 1'4.
miles west of Exeter. REWARD.
• a LADIES to conduct Stanley De-
monstrations or household products.
Agent basis, thee of automobile
helpful. 'Write or phone Mrs. Carrie
Kirkwood, $3 Madison Street, Lon-
don, phone 3-1034-3. 170
CARPS OF THANKS
I 'elsh to thank my friends, rota-lives and 31 eighbOrs for the visits,
cards and treats received while a
Patient in St. Jotteidi'e Hospital,
London; and for the Many kind- 'CLASSIFIED RATES peseea shown us sitter, my return
home. —• Mrs. 'Garnet Melcalls. 17e
thank Ids friends for .cards anti 25 words or less 70c
treats while a patient In St. Jo-
returain home, 17e More Then 25 Words *-"- g
SMALL APARTMENT—Would suit
business couple or 2 working girls.
s. Phone 304-W Exeter. 17c
$75 MONTHLY—Large corner resi-
! dente, 534 Main St. 5,, double Ed,
nicely treed lawne, peretinial and
i vegetable gardens; spacious living
room, dining room, ,kitthen and.
utilitY room, also bedt•Ooni, pantry
and bathroom on main floor, Three
bedrOoms upstairs. Roolty basement
with oil burner. Phone 7 days, 856
evenings, „ • 10:17c
APARTMENT, living room, 2 bed-
rooms, kitchen with built-In Cup-
boards, 3-Piece bath, available now.
Apply at 114 Riven St. be plitine;
51441)4 Eiceter. 10.17
HOSPITAL BED el,' Chrome wheel
(:hair,. Ad weekly. Phone 7 days, 356 in :17c.
5-ROOM APARTMENT, Centralia
Village. Apply next to Station Ceti-
letfa
Announcements
BIRTHS •
.ARMSTRONG —Mr. and MrS. Bill
Armstrong, Crediton, are happy
to announce the birth of a (laugh-
ter at South Introit Hospital,
January 10, 1957 — a sister for
licaren and Diane.
BOURGEOIS—Mr, and Mrs, Jerome
J. Bourgeois, Nn. 274,
ROAP Centralia., anhoUttee the
arrival of their E011, Louis Jerome,
at South Huron Hospital, January
le. 1557—a brother for Lucille,
Gerald, Robert anti Iloger,
IN MEMORIAM BOULANGER — Cpl. R. and Mrs,
Boulanger, RCAF Station Cen- GRAFSICK—In loving memory of a ' tralia, announce the birth of a
dear wife, mother and grand- ton, Yves, at Mouth Huron Hos-
mother, Eva Grassick, who 1Ws- pital, January 11, V 57; ed away one year ago, January DESJARDINE—Mr and Mrs, Eve- an, 1050,
rett Deejardlne, of Forest, are "She lived for those she loved and happy to announce the birth of
those. she loved remember."
a son at South Huron Hospital, —Ever remembered by her husband January 10, 1937—a brother for
Jim, Dorothy, Frank and family. Dianne. 17*
JOHNSTON—Opi, and Mrs. Douglas
,fehneton, Grand Bend, am:Lettuce
the arrival of a daughter. Lynne
limiglase at South Huron Hos-
rtital, January 13, 1557—a sister
for Richard and Ivy.
Le BLANC—Mr, and Mrs, Ma.reellin
Blanc, 304. 'William St., an-
nounce the arrival of a son,
Gregory Charles, at South Huron
Hospital, January 14, 1057.
ORTON—Mr, and Mrs. Derek Orton,
;, 553 Main St., announce the birth
• of a daughter, Deborah Carrot,
weight Sel lbs., at South Huron
Hospital, January 14, 1957.
SMITH—Mr. and Mrs. William E.
Smith, 93 Sanders St. W., an-
nounce the arrival of their (laugh-
' ter, Virgitua Gayle, at South
Huron Hospital, January 12, 1957
--special thanks to Dr. Hutson,
'rPo-apsoN — Gerald and Helen
(nee Lewis) Thompson, of Aiisa.
Craig, announce the arrival of a
daughter. Judy Marie, at South
Huron Hospital, January 11, 1057.
WATSON—Mr, and Mrs. Dick Wat-
son, Exeter, announce the ..birth
of their son, Donald Lavern, at
South Huron Hospital, January
10, 1057—a brother for Dougie.
WONG—Mr, and Mrs. Wing Wong,
Exeter, announce the birth of
their daughter,- ;Mann!, at South
Huron Hospital,- January. 12, 1057
-7-special thanks to Dr. Gans and
nursing staff.
DEATHS
AfatDONALD—Maleohn (Mac) Mac-
Donald died suddenly Wednesday,
January 9, 1957, in his seventy-
first year.
HILL—At his home. Toronto, on
January 14, 1957, William Henry
Hill, brother of Fred J. Hill, To-
ronto, both formerly of Exeter,
CARDS OF THANKS
Mrs. Allen Richard wishes to
express her sincere thanks to all
those who so kindly
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remembered\
he" with cards, site, treats end'
gifts while a patient in South.
Huron Hospital,
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$1,950
$1,795
$1,695
$1,395
$1,295
$1,250
$1,095
950
850
796
695
'50 METEOR COACH7—Choice of Two 650
'49 OLDS SEDAN 450
'46 CHEVROLET COUPE 195
'50 AUSTIN, SEDAN 195"
'39 PONTIAC SEDAN 95
'42 DODGE SEDAN 55
TRUCKS
'56 FORD 3, TON DUMP $3,500
'55 MERCURY 3 TON $2,195
'54 FORD 3 TON DUMP ....... ....... ........ ........ $2,195
'53 FORD 3 TON STAKE DUMP, long W.B. $1,895
SPECIALS
The following 30-day units to be reduced $10
per day until sold, • Thursday's Price
'56 FORD COACH, Fairlane, 2-door, automatic $2,255 I.
'54 FORD SEDAN, automatic, low Mileage $1,355
'53 FORD COACH, radio, above average $1,060
'53 HENRY J. COACH, overdrive $ 705
'51 FORD COACH, real good . . . ,,„ $• 660
'46 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ..... ..„.,„., ...... ,.,„ .. „ $ 55
'53 CHEV SEDAN DELIVERY, above average $ 815
'52 FORD 1/2 TON PICKUP $ 455
'49 FORD 1/2 TON PICIWP, new tires ,$ 235
TRACTORS
'51 FORD ...... .... ........... ...... ..... $ 695
SET OP HALF TRACKS $ 195
"Get through the snow"
Larry Snider Motors
Ford Monarch Deeler
EXETER I PHONE 624
4-ROOM APARTMENT, cl ownstatr,
(rent; 315 Andrew St.; available
FehrtlarY 1. Apply at. Ford's Men's
Store, opposite Post Office. 111;17*
r ,
IN 13ENS74Lf. — 4 room heated
apartment, private entrance, olo-
Ora kitchen, 2-,niece bath, avail-
able rebrUary 1. Apply -to Mrs. 3.
Phone 122-3 Jlenstkt. 111:17c
Et-tior APARTMENTS
The 12-euite steam-heated apart -
ment building in the centre tit
town has self.conteined 1-bedroont
apartments with private bathrooms,
Plenty of closet sneee, stove, re-
frigerator, (some, fully fuentshedi:
janitor service; plenty of hot water
and parking space for ears; very
reasonable rates. One vacancy now.
SANDY ELLIOT
Phone 470 or 646-J Exeter 0:9tfc
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APARTMENTS—A number of l-
and 3.bedroonl apartments. W. C.
Pearce, Realtor, 06 Anne St. 15tfc
2 APARTMENTS—Apply Tastil-Nu
Bakery, phone 100. Zurich, 9tfe ,
EQUIPMENT FOR 'RENT
SEWING MACHINES Electric
portables,lay the week, Hopper-
Hockey Furniture, phone 9$,
- Stfe
Ex-
eter. •
Fleur Sanders
Floor Edgers, Floor Polishers
Vacuum Cleaners. Tools, Etc.
BEAVERS HARDWARE, EXETER
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR RENT—Brick house,
dining room, diving room, 3 bed-
rooms, kitchen with built-In cup-
boards, 3-piece bath. 93 Simcoe St.,
E. IL Robinson, Exeter. 17*
HOMES
FARMS
C. V. Pickard Exet er
We have clients looking for "
and 3-bedroom houses located in
Exeter.
3 - BEDROOM BRICK,' close to
schools. This is a tidy home in
good repair with all conveniences..
Nice lot with garage.
$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 turnac e;
garage; reduced price; liberal terms.
I ACRE OF LAND with good
brick house and email barn. House
is in excellent, condition; good kit-
chen, ',Meet) bath- and heavy wir-
ing. Reasonable price. Terms.
FARM
1.00 Acres with comfortable house
and exceptionally good barn; drive-
shed; hydro throughout; productive
loam suitable for all crops:. 7 acres
of hush; price ;10,500.00. Terms.
Possession to suit purchaser,
If you wish to buy or sell, see
C.' V. Pickard, Realtor, 304 Main
St., Exeter; phones 165 and 628.
15tfc
NEW. MODERN HOUSE with oil
furnace; east side of Exeter; close
to schools, R. E. Balkwill. 47 John
St. tic
RANCH STYLE HOUSE. cement
block. crystalite finish, 2 bedrooms,
attached garage and porch, cement
drive. 20tfc.
HENSALL — 2-storey brick house,
2-piece bath.
CENTRALIA—Brick 'house. 4 beds,
3-piece' bath, furnace, garage. 17 tic
6-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, full bath,
garage.
DUPLEX BRICK HOUSE, $1,500
down, $80 per month for balance.
We have a list of good farms, 50
to 250 acres worth seeing, and some
small acreages with buildings.
W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter,
phone 435: Earl Parsons, 507, Fred
Cole, 536-M, Salesmen. 13tfc
Give full detall8 in fleet letter to:
'PHE ALLIED EAIIM SERVICES
OP' CANADA,
1626 tentacle Street;
London, Oniatie,
175
TENIIERS are 4:anvil (or the re-
moYal of swill, bones •uticooked,
bones evoked, rough fat, suet. And
greases from RI'Aie Stritiou Cen-
tralia. Ontrit;i0, for the period
1st 1537 to Marc* 31st 1930. Ail
tenders are in he Widee•-sed to the
Commanclieg Officer, RCAF eltation
Centralia, •Ontario, at tn; Station
Services Officer, and are to be re,-
celved on or before February 4th,
1037, 17e
•. WOOD
SIGNED -TENDERS ;rill be re-
ceived Ii' the undersigned for the
MeGillivray Township School Area. il t 11) alma* .2, o , or o3
cords of 14-Inch green body wood,
Maple and beeelt, to be delivered
and plied at s(.11901s by. May 1,
1537: S.S. No. 15, 10 cords; S.S..
No, 17. IO cords; S.S.., No. 18, 5 •
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cords: S.S. No. 9. '1 cords; S.S. No,
6, 5 cords; ,5.5.:\o. 5, 5 corrle; 5,5,
No• 10, 5 cords; S.S. No,3, •6 cords.
DAVID N. iit9Nn2",
Clandeboye R,R,
10:17c •
SERVICES
LATHING, PLASTERING'
No Job Too Swan
JOHN WEBSTER
Phone 257-W Exeter
17:24:31:7e
ILA VE YOUR SAWS sharpened
and set today,. the Foley automatic
way. Stew's Sharpening Service,
105 Sanders St. E„ Exeter, phone 454. 70
SEPTIC TANKS pumped out, Im-
mediate service, 'Butler Bros., Le
can, phone 108 or 130-W,
12:6-1:24*
MANURE LOADING-Apply Nor-
man Whiting, Exeter, phone 655-W
evenings. • Hie
WATERLOO CATTLE
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
For artificial Insemination infer-
tna.tion or service from all breeds
of cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association at: Clinton
Hut-3441 between 7:30 and 9:30
A.M. We have all breeds available
—top quality at low cost. 4;26tfc
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock
and Implements
Lor a, CON 7,
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP,
Mile South of, Crediton
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1
at 1:00 Velock Sharp
FARM STOCK; Metalled team of
greys, 5x6, good team; 110 Holstein
cows, all young cows, 1 cow due
Mar. 0, 1 cow due Mar, 19, 1 cow
due Mar, 27, d row clue Mar: 29;
1 cow due April 18, 1 cow due May
5, 1 cow due May' S. 1 cow due
Aug. 1, 2 cows bred Dec. 8, 1 cow
bred jam 10. These cows are all
bred to a good bull and are. •a,l1.
bred the certified way.. S yearling
heifers; 5 calves 'from 3 • to .
months; 100 Hampshire hens.
IMPLEMENTS: MeDeering bind-
er, 7 ft., in good shape; Cockshutt
rubber tired wagon with flat rack,
sugar beet rack or grain reek
combined; Cockshutt cultivator, 13-
tooth; Cockshutt harrow, 11-tooth;
MeDeering 11.-hoe drill, in good
shape, land towing or tractor tow:-
ing: Mc,Deering walking plough;
3-drum land roller: Case manure
spreader; 2 sets bob sleighs; beet
1114ely lake,.3-section heavy liar-
; revue: MeDeering electric cream
separator; set of platferm scales:
hay loader; steel-tired wagon; dump
rake; fertilizer seed drill: 30 elee-
tide poets; 10 tops mixed hay: 1,0x12,
colony house; 600 lbs. rrtixedgrain.
Beaver oats and barley. This grain
.is fit for seed. 15 ft- dlay ;fork, rape
;and pulleys, sling popes and chain;
electric, .roller for rolling grain;
electric. brooder, 500 •eallaeltY: chic'
, ken feeders; MeDeering' tractor. 2-
; f ono w hydraulle; water trailer;
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quantity of lumber; forks, shovels;
WhilIPletree: .chains: iron
kettle: Massey-Harris root pulper:
6 goad grain bags; 2 butter 4'hureet
lo begs of pototoopl good set of
doehle harness; horse collar end
many other articles.
TERMS; Cash,
JOHN HUEII1CW. Prop,
FRANK TAYLOIS, Auctioneer
17:24:31c
PULLETS. growing to OA tog
Grade A Large laiarkeie eee Or*?
has e110411, On c 1 tiding A.1003-111e
Crese), prompt phip,maiit, Semi
started, Or 'Meet" btt'de, becil401115.0 Pilch White Rocks -. Hatchery hal
wide Choice. Ask Us for particulars.
agent — Erie Carseadden, Exeter
phone 746-W or Bray' aliktobAry,
John N. goAntiton. lig
e6i0e3ir-43
r-7.
corsil COBS, few tons, and seteon4
cutting alfalfa, Phone Grantela
170
,!
•theallow, G,
„TT obwa,1 bale or el qsosserixil70110.,
Cash
• TOBOGGAN, on Crediton Road,
between alrPert -awl Grand Bend,
°a Sunday. January 13. 6-ft. Sim-
eon with green cushion. Apply 133
Columbia Dr., 11.(";;AF Centralia. Or
phone 731-LOcal 204. 170
L.S.M.F.T.
'56 FORD RANCH WAGON, really lovely
'55 FORD COACH, automatic, low mileage
'55 FORD SEDAN, Fairlane
'55 CHEVROLET SEDAN, low mileage
'53 FORD SEDAN, automatic, radio
'53 FORD SEDAN, new motor
'53 FORD COACH
'52 FORD SEDAN
'52 PLYMOUTH COACH
'52 PLYMOUTH SEDAN—Your Choice
'51 MONARCH SEDAN, overdrive; like new
'53 CONSUL SEDAN
'51 CHEVROLET , COACH
seph's Hospital, London, a nd since
r. Rohm• t TI miry wishes to
APPIY South End Service, phone •
328. 17e ; WANTED
ELECTRIC snoopr.a. 350 obtok HELP WANTED rapacity, in good condition, Pbert0
...r
( DEPENDABLE
%%IN et.' ._ . .
.. '-u T Fk‘3 '" . At Low Winter Prices
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'53 PONTIAC SEDAN, two-tone, air conditioning
'53 DODGE SEDAN, maroon, new tires, radio
'52 DODGE SEDAN, sunvisor, slip covers
'52 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR HARDTOP, radio, signal lights, 2-tone, sunvisor
. '51 DODGE SEDAN, radio, •air conditioning, slip covers
'51 PLYMOUTH SEDANS (2), air conditioning, slip covers
Your Choice $745
'50 PONTIAC SEDAN, air conditioning, real clean $545
'50'METEOR SEDAN $595
'50 CHEV 1,TON, new tires, signal lights, spot light ...., $625
'53 MERCURY 1/2 -TON ' $645
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One New 1956 Dodge 112-Ton Express
650-16 6-ply, tires, heater, electric wipers, signal lights '-:
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Exeter Motor Sales
PHONE 200 - Fred Dobbs, Prop. NIGHTS, 762,W -or 769-M
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— The Time**Iwo* January i7, 1107