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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-02-06, Page 11DREDGING AT GRAND BEND—Considerable progress is being made on thedreclg• ing of the river at Grand Bend, The picture, taken from the north bank, shows the shovel, scow and "cat" in operation. Over 20,000 cubic yards of fill will be taken from the bottom to make a safer channel for boats usingthe harbour at the i � sui 1lb er resort. Contractor is F. A. Stonehouse and son, Sarnia. —Photo by Nosewcrthy Huron Safe Driving Week To Study Cars,. Licences A. campaign aimed at safer cars, better driving and other means deaths was launched Tuesdayt when Huron Federation of Agri- culture and its Co-operative In- surance Association committee agreed to sponsor Rural Safe Driving Week,'February 24 to 28, in the county this year. The Huron campaign will be conducted in co-operation with the provincial drive by the Ontario Federation. Climax will come at a big rally night in Clinton on February 24, Farm forums will be invited I to submit essays end resolutions on safe driving 'and they will compete for some of the $600 in prizes being offered across the province. During the next month, some 350 Ontario farm forums will be' asked to discuss the topic, "Are we sacrificing safety for style and speed in today's automobile." Officials hope the forums' find- ing will help to create public demand for safety -engineered cars. At a meeting of Huron Federa- tion and CIA offii~ials in Clinton Tuesday, Ontario Federation Heldman, .Jim Jacklin explained that a similar campaign had been waged two years ago, and traffic accidents had been cut by 20 per cent. 'The special week was not observed last year and acci- dents rose to record levels, The `Ontario Federation says today'scars are not safe, after studying Canadian and U.S: in- vestigations into traffic accidents. "The public has been lulled into thinking it has a safe car when it hasn't," Mr. Jacklin quoted from a Federation report "At least half the annual butch ery on our highways could,' be prevented by the automobile manufacturers," "Today's car," be said, "is_ not as safe as airplanes were in the first world war." The Federation 1's suggested that a national annual award be given to the manufacturer pro- ducing the automobile with the hest built-in safety features. The Federation praises Ford for the safety features it introduced in 1957. It pointed, out, however, that many of,these features are "extras." Laxity in granting drivers' licences was severely condemned by Mr. J`acklin. He cited a case of a man over 80 who was still getting a Iicence indicating his age as 71. the also recalled an incident in Orillia where several teenagers failed to pass drivers' tests but went' to Beaverton where they received licences without any test. He, himself, had received a driver's license without a.test. In his annual report to Huron directors, Murray Maxwell, manager of the London office of CIA, stated that five-year claim - free driving awards will soon be issued to its policy holders in an effort to recognize good drivers. Loss ratio for CIA across the province was 66 per cent in 1957, a 10 per cent reduction from the i previous year.. Profits of the association amounted to $100,000, most of which was put into capi- tal fund. Mr. Maxwell praised Huron County as one of the leaders in the automobile insurance pro - ,gram. • CIA, which • now has 62,000 policies, stands tenth among well over 200 auto insurance com- panies in the province, Chairman of the meeting was Harvey Taylor, Belgrave, County Heldman Cart Hemingway was appointed publicity director, Exeter Topics Mar. Milton Mitchell, London wand Mr. and Mrs, Kennet Mitchell, Arva, visited with 114 and Mrs. Herman Mitchell las week. Miss Olive Wood, Toronto spent the weekend with he father, Mr, ' W. H. Wood. Miss Nancy Cudmore, London, Miss Paula Penhale, St: Thom- as and Mr, Bruce Cudmore, Hamilton; spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Mervyn Cud - more. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Dobbs ac- companied by Mr. and. Mrs, Frank }tardy of Lucas left Mon- day for a month to be spent in Florida. Mr. Gib ,Yelland is a patient in Soutlt Huron Hospital, Larry Haugh, five-year-old sb 101 Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Haugh fell while skating and broke his collarbone: Two years ago he Results CLASSIFIED RATES 2,5 word* or tars 7_ ;. Moro Thin. 25 Word* s Per Word 200 OFA if ad paid with order or bx Saturday following the tact insertion. SYCCEEDJNG INSERTIONS 400 Moro than 25 Words - ivo .Pier Word FOR SA►.k DRAiN TILE 4 inch tl b5 per 51 Del'd 9 inch „_..,� 85 per M Del'd 6 inch 110 per al Del'd 7 inch 14:1 per 111 Del'd $ inch 173 per Al Dead is and Elbows in Stock Prices, for I0". 1'2" and 14" on ilequest RYQALL BRICK AND TILE LIMITIIP IItrn E.igInfleld' Phone 19,3 Lucan TOYS! 'TOYS! Beavers Basement Toytawn is open all year round. Gifts for children's parties. birth- days etc. for all ages, Beavers Hardware. , • thin SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFERS! Satur day Evening Post b0 Issues for $4.7$ (Sa't'e 414,25 en Netres14nd fries) Ladies Home Journal 22 Issues. for $3.85 (Save ,.15 on New/Wand n Pelee) I e e n tl Limited 'Pince Only — Order Non' EXETER TIMES•ADVOCATE PHONE T70 BISI) SPRING and mattress for double bed, in good condition. apply 426 Marlborou, b St., nr phone 410, lit p.m. 6c LADIES' F'O.11Str\i. DRESS, tar- quoise, size 14-16, worn twice. Phone 477-h Exeter. 6e FOR RENT ' o Tunics Advocat., gibru;ar'y 0K' 19,5E 0g. 111 QUtShadow f Dou AP.AI,'I,AII5.y'r, fully furnished. steam heated, Private bath. Elliot Ante., 44', Alain St„ .L1eLcr, phone 4711, .::titre 1 REAL ESTATE FRAME 11t)1'Sil, 7.rooin, 3 bed- rooms up witli 1 -Piece batty: 1 bedroom or den anti 2.pleee :bath down; hardwood floors .down; oil heat; adjacent 10 schools• Apply 36 Andrew St 1':19:26e UrcliaALI, (In'e of•it'nsall's finest, homes. Solid brick, beautifully land. swaged. oil heat, with garage. Price for immediate sale — mort- gage available. HENSALL 'three-bedroom frame house with !Haul brick siding—nicely derorat. jed throughout, modern kitchen t'(ipboar4a, and oil heat. Priced to gash. We hate additional hewn and farm listings for your considera- tion. Guaranty Trust Jt, 18. J'A'1'19RSON, Ile/titer Phone 81 — Hensail, Ont, 1Astec G V, Pickard "-TIEDROOM bri('k voltage, mo- dern kitchen and bathroom, living roust and dining room, attached garage, This home is in gond eoidt' i tonand well 1 1 e 1 located. Priced to sell. Terris, ('UOICI6, brand new 3-bedrnnln home may he purchased with small down payment. or at a very low privet for rash, This is a beautifully 'finished house, Let us show it to you. S:AC.AI,f, NOMI in very rhniee lo- cation. • Convenient kitchen, Were baht, oil heated J veryttting In good condition. Price $4,500,00. Terms. LARGE 5'.15I1GF I;Ot SIP, cont - pact. hriele, modern kitchen, 3- piece - 1 ce b d p e 0th on basement 1w' b n nt ttli steel furnace. May be purchased on easy terms. SHUT' k, APARTMENT—Well In- cased in Exeter business section. Suitable for off'ae or any busi nese requiring 411 pit i tl nt floor space. Very comfortable living quarters Terms, 2:6tfc ArAR15tENT HOUSES, FAIIsIs— Let us give you details. '1b buy nr sell, see C. V. Pic- kard, Realtor and General Insur- ance, 194 Main St., Exeter, phones 165 and 626. I ° 1:23tfe BOYS' Stl'.r. blue, size 16, la new i condition, May be seen at Brady Cleaners. 6:13 PULLETS, Purina started, any at;•e. 1A'e ran supply any bt'eed such as the famous mount Hope Queen strain, Cross Leghorn, Ames In -Cross, or any heavy breed desired, All pullets deliver- ed, Tavistock Poultry Farm, phone 60 Tavistock. ::6-4:24 f1G SAW, "Beaver", heavy duty, h i complete with Motor and stand. Tom Walker, Nelson 51„ Exeter, r. stic DENALI; ST.tfl'r:ED PULLETS—A number of Dekaib. started put- , lets, vaccinated for Newcastle r i and bronchitis, ready for limited. late delivery at 12 and 14 weeks of age. Price list on request. Dis- count on large orders, Moore's Poultry. Farm, J1.B, 3, Seaforth,. Ont., phone 0.7-3. 6:13:20:27c 10 TON COB CORN—Apply flay :Ouchartne, R.T•., 1 D a s h w o o d, phone Zurich 100 -rt -s. 6:10:20' CHOICE HAY, 2500 bales: also small Tolin Deere cot•n shelter. Apply Don Parsons, phone Hen - salt, G73-11.33, 6:13e ACETYLENE 0 17 TIP I'1' -- Apply Larrtes y's Supertest, Exeter. 6c n TWEED S'POrtTs JACKET with. pants, ,alae 1(1; 3 pairs of odd pants, size 1,0: dark blue suit with extra pants, size 12; alt in excellent condition. Price reason- able to sell. Phone T.gran 2. In PIANO, Newcombe: dining room table and. buffet; Singer electric sewing machine (new); kitchen cabinet; rocking chair; garden traetbe. On view Saturday after- noons, February 8 and 13, 71 Vic- toria Si, 1V. 6.13" CHESTERFIELD. 3 chairs 2 end tables, coffee table, hall table, 2 lamps, all: in good condition,• priced for (quick sale. Phone 598 or apply 73 Huron St., Deter. uu,un,nnuwm,un,n,,nnuuiuinnlwnlrnnnnunn iniono mc,oiunnnoncooi'nn"ii ni!i"' fell and broke the other eau_ See D�bbi For Dodge '56 STUDEBAKER CONCH, green .................... $1,595 '56 DODGE REGENT SEDAN $2,195 Blue, automatic, radio. '56 DODGE 1/2 TCN PANEL Green, radio, heater, only 7,000 miles, '55• DODGE REGENT SEDANS (2), each • $1,595 Green, low mileage. '54 DODGE REGENT SEDAN' $1,395 ' Tutone green with hy-drive, only 21,000 miles. bone. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Snider returned the latter part of the week following a trip to Florida in Mr. Snider's private plane. They made the trip in short hops and were held up a couple of times' owing to stormy weather. Mr, and Mrs. Percy McFalls attended the wedding of a niece. Lois Johns, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Johns to Peter Culp in Toronto on Saturday. They visited Mr. and Mrs. William Murdoch in Dundas overnight. Mr, John Fletcher was sur- prised on Thursday when Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Rundle, Base - Line and Mrs. M. Hawkins, Exe- ter mot at her home for a birth- day dinner for Mrs, Rundle. Mrs, Richard Dickins enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Bob Colt - mad and Will Dickins, Loon • Mr, and Mrs, Alf Diekins Lon - $1,495 •- don. Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Me - Falls, St. Thbnlas and Mrs, Frank Coates on Saturday in honor of Mrs, Coleman's birth, day. Mr, and . Mrs. McFalls spent the night with the latter's sister, Mrs, Frank Coates, who entertained the, group on Sun, day. Mr, and Mrs, Clark Fisher, !Mir. and Mrs. I•iareld Rowe visited with Mir. and ]Firs. J', G. Davis, SL Marys, on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Normatl eWalper and Mr, and Mrs, Tom MacMiil z lan have motored to Merida, Mr. Alf Wuerth is l'eeuperatillg ih St. Joseph's Hospital, Lotuton, 3 Where he underwent an dye Ope- ration recently. llfiss Jean Christie, Toronto, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Wil- liam Thoiiison over the week- end. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Lostell lied Mtr, and. Ml`rs, Ben Tinney all 1')5 and. Mrs. Charles O'Brien of I•Icnsall attended the funeral on Saturday of Mr. William J. Col- olough of 'Woodstoa Mr. ,Batten was in 'l'brohto over the weekend at, tending a Christian 'Young Conti. SelibIS Convontion. Mrs. .Lionel Kendrick is visit' $ 305 -'ing in LOOan for a few days.. W1111 1101' aunt, Mrs. 'Wartier Met 'Roberts, '54 DODGE ROYAL SEDAN $1,595 Nue, automatic, V8, slip covert. '54 DESOTO S,IaDAN , a �. $1,905 Green, solea glass, radio, air conditioning, V8 and automatic, '53 DODGE SEDAN,black ill top condition .$1,245 t it T. 153 PONTIAC SEDAN Blue and white, low rude ge, '51 CHEVROLET SEDAN. ii $ Btu , power glide, tulivisor1 radio. 40 DODGE SEDAN, WO • 605 -• ��IN'dt�rwSales Exef 'PHONE 200 s Fred Dobbs, Peop. NIGHTS ''62.W or 769.M Motor: r'bid you tell that ybung iaari T think li'e's no good and would slake you a worthless husband?" Daughter: 'Yes, i)t.l't 11e Wasn't diseouragcd Ito said It wasn't i 5 the first bale you liar.! 1113tte +iurlittrPPYYi'nt1YYYi111ntrriurnfrYin'itY111unru5nisniuYfiYTY)i'ttrt7iiFrnsniYnYYtrtnnthltruTuitYYrePri'rfirtltrnlnorn i oront)Aotely %i bi +g diagnosis," KITCHEN , CID. ti P1.\NGT: white enamel, with power oil burner installed, In good condition, Apply Russ Morley, phone 176-r-12 Exeter. fie HEIFER CALT', Holstein, gond calf and well marked. ..Apply Gil- bert Dow, phone 83 Exeter. 1,0 • T A. CABINET; CHIINET; chesterfield suite; buffet. All elean and in first class condition. .Apply c lad- Wyn Hooper, St. Marys I1.Il, 11, phone Kirkkon 115-21. Sc FOR RENT STOit72 ott ;lain Street, npposrto the Post Office, Available now. Apply at Titnes=Acivocate. 11:19tfo APARTMENT. upstairs, 3 choppy rooms, overlooking, corner of 'Highways 4 and 83, $o5.6p month- iy hteiudtng heat and water, laltono i, 15:5tett 011`FICE SPACE; available, 7' rooms, welt located at intersec- tion of Iiig)ttvays 4 and 83. Phone 7 15 t,it Cn APARTMENT _:. Pleated, on Main street, 3 large l'oOms, hot and cold ronin water; vacant I''eli. IS. Phone 1081 Exeter. 1:23tfe APARTMENT «-GOntratly located, 1 or four large, bright, ronnsa, bath, hot Water, gat'tly furnished, separate entrance.; rent, 1t1150n- a•bonlylr, imOdarno(liaAttdr6te w posSt.sessi,Lxon:elel adults AlODER :-k)51TIT .AIre' S'I', furnish- ed, ed, „-piece batlit•oont refrigerate r, heated, available P'ebruat•' 33. lied -linins; room, partly furnish- ltd available now, '1 -coons apart tnettt with bath, space heater and heavy riuty stove .provided. Avail- able February 1, Apply itis, Gladys 'Henry, phone 341, 0:11t: rill tIi: 1TOtSl7, 11, stoat. >- picee bath, upstait's.x2-pfeec bath downstairs, f bedroonns, lit'ing "00111 and dining' room; kitchen turn/Shed If desired, and net air fttrnarot also targe garage. .t'os- .tesstotn immediately, apply 16 Cilttttywn Trooper, St Marys wilt, b, phone Itirkton '113-21, 60 EQUIPMENT FOR RENT Floor Sanders Plebe tititie,'L i,"leo]' ronsherS Vacuant C1t14n6rg, 'roa15. Ete. BEAVERS HARDWARE 1150-AC'RE G71ASS F.11tM1—N'r Lot Con. 7, l:sborne Township. Ap- ply William .1. Thomson, Cen- tralia, phone Kirkton 703-r-1. I:' s'rt'rc`O CO'r7AGJ. -- 74 Victoria St. ']Vest, 1 'bedrooms, oil heating, 3 -piece bath, large lot, immediate possession, Please ronlart Alexander or 1, ,tlexander, exe- cutors, phone Hensail 682-r-13. I FLOOR, insul brie, living room fireplace, 2 bedrooms, full baht, nice kitchen. full cellar, furnace, hot water tank, central location. 2 -STOREY HOI:SE, large furnace, 3 -piece bath, !tot anrl' cold water, heavy duty wiring, garage. Early possession. 11:28tfc NBW 1-STOI:IY frame, partial basement, 3 bedrooms, full bath, 5c Write, phone or come. W. C. Pearce, Realtor, B,xeter. phone 435: 'Earl Parsons, phone 507, Fred Cole, phone 535 -AY, Sales- men. litre For Sale FARMS HOUSES BUSINESS PROPERTIES NEW HOME IN TOWN Exeter, $4,000 down, monthly pay- ments on balance. 3 bedrooms, living roots, piers bath, hot water, nil heating, breezeway and attached garage. A REAL BUY HERE Modern hot d n so on Set io T ts. %t 'x- et.er, large living room, fire- place, 3 bedrooms, dining room, modern kitchen, full basement, recreation roots, !tot water, laun- dry tubs, pat'teo and garage. This home is well planned, decor- atcd and located: EXETER HOUSE Highway 83 'Exeter (taxes $70): Attractive 3 -bedroom hungalow, with modern kitchen, 3 -piece bath, living room, attractive garage Included. 2 acres of land sub• divider! into TO building lots, SIAXE 1 s AN OF'Irl rk: TWO COTTAGES 2 Cottages in Grand Bend e1 one lot. Total price 44,503 .-- 33,000 down, yearly income 3700. Large Cottage has 3 bedrooms, .fit's- place and bath. Small cottage has 1 bldr0Ont, living roost and bath, MT. CARMEL STORE General store, Sit. Carmel, taxes $60, egg' grading station and codl- ing t`oom, equipment, ice cream cooler, coke 000101', neat counter, cash register and scales. ;1.AI<T'7 CS AN OF'F'ER! '.Chis business is run ddn'n due to ill itealtit but Is ideated in 5. good Farming dthtrlet and could have posslbilf- ties, $50 ACRE FARM On l,lgIri a,y, 812,000 don". large modern brick hoots, modern kit* ellen, 4 bedroents, ltattt, hot ]Cater and nil heating, geed barn, situ. ample water. Weil drained land and good tenets, rot, information onthe above Properties or other properties for Mate net, advertised,. Please call M. GAISER REAL ESTATE 011[t}:i b >t;1til+i loft 11tit ices,, 4/1.1 16%4 fCIAitMidl' REAI E TAT ERVICES. nirat, naevi Y diz'd,; • 11UI'Sl: ce dec'oraird 1itside and 01Jt, 5- rooms and bath, fall basement, furnace, water heater. atatlonary tubs, new cupboards. heavy at'irin„ it a r d w o n d floors. I:easnnabiy ptit.ed. Apply Deix ".D", `Thnes- Atly oc at e, 6:13* WANTED Si.NT.to TA1%CS PT,:si11iin � 1111* z11eCIiate aeivire. 1iutler top, f,>,it;au, phone 130-W or 108 Linen,. 1:1,1.1 to QUALITY worislnanship, drapery, alio( titer tiphaisterd 4:'helte of now fabrics. Phone 211-j Exeter, 1 23-3.27c I1.itl'l() Yorn 1'01tA) "hae.k home" 11011,SiS.-twill MD' any kind of borate. heavy or light. ;Guy. Sell or eaeltange, 4waII 1'8. Prank daylat'. Exeter. ;Arc Reasonable poet's. altvaya: Lai't'y for complete eters tee' We offer rourteous,personalized service by factory - trained lneolianir's-. using Hest. and 111051 nlodetn equipment. WANTED TO I;IINT -- single garage; must be rinse to, business section. Phone 111 Exeter. Sc IMC1t'8E—For small roomy: atsn small barn and 2 16' 5 acres of pasture, near Exeter. Apply to J imee-Aelt neat r. Wanted To Rent Good. reliable person would like to rent 1410 to 150 aere farm with good buildings. Will pay high rent for good farm. Apply Box "G", Times -Advocate, k:1.3c lY AN BD TO BENT—: -bedroom. uitfuinislted house, by end of 1,ebt•uar•y; quiet location 10 IEx- etrJ Will pay good rent for Butt - able arrontnin,iatinn. Phone Code - rich 7.11:11 after 6 pan. 6e MISCELLANEOUS I vENTIDE VILLA., a home for elderly citizens, is now open at 30 Sanders St.. Exeter, The Villa i n su r' zit the, ma e m ra me t Of � ! rs. 1.. Desjardine, Exeter, 1:Jtfe NOTICES I 1V i t tr the X sr c ' 1 e ata of chironrarting and drugir59 ther- apy Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays weekly starting Feb- ruary 4. John Ward, phone 148. 1:70tfn CHANGE OF NAME Take notice that nn Thursday, the 17111 day of March, i9a,, Rosario Paseuzzo of the Township of Stanley, in the (`runty of Re- mo, 1011 apply to the presiding. Judge in Chambers at the Court House, Goderic'h, Ontario, at the hour of ten o'clock In the fore- noon to c'hange lils name from Rosario Pascuzzo lo Itoy Task and that of his wife from Marie I'ascuzzo to Marie Pask. Dated at tlmlrri,•b, Ontario, this 55th day of February, 13558. DONNEI.LY & DONNF:LLT 17 The. Square, GOlEnj('H, Ontario, Solicitors for the Applicant 6:13:20e Snider ldotors. p11011e 624 Exeter. 311.613:20470 ATTENTION, FAdi5(EFS—prompt. rourteous v0lleetlon of all dead and disabled fat'in animals, call eollec t for over:ate lbs, illi. ANDREWS, 851-r-11 Seaford,. ASseelaterl with Halling & (^o., Of Canada Ltd. 1:30-3::7 ■tic BABY' CHICKS FOR SALE ,r 0MPii:TITIV7.' markets Ilenian4. wise. rhoice 01 chicks, Eggs-,.wq have pullets hi wilds range f.tp,', eluding Armes In-t'roes1. .Cockee cels --duct purpose. Broilers (order 3larc'i,-Ancil now) Bray Hatchery agent: Erie .L:a,rsca,ddan, li;;rater oi phone 24t1 -W, 3Q0 LAST PET ont,(wearingYfliea colow lar, ?Iith ona 411-,1 Exeter. 60 NOTICES TO CREDITORS lx the Estate of John Bender, eleeeaseti. All persons Ravin-- edaitni4 HELP WANTED SALESMAN—Anxious In make a Place far himself and family, Experience in sa1eswar 1. not necessary. The big gtialifiratinn is that you must be willing i0 work. Your chances of advance,. 1110111. with our company aro 01- eeilent. Please de not answer ad unless you own a car. Write P.O. 110x 1. Underfelt. 8:13x• S:tE OclfAPd1Ef1S AND TYPISTS for Department of National De- fence. Centralia, Untcu•to, Steno- grapher Salary . 31860 in 81+140. 'r)pist. Salary 81860 to $2550. Ali salaries based on experience and rduratinn. -Apply in Civil Service, Commission, 368 Dundas tit., Lon- don, Ontario, 60 TENDERS WANTED JANITOR "renders Will be reeeivad fnr Janitor duties at the tlranrl 'Fend Public Srhnol, to enntmenrn :siarch 1, 1958. Lowest tender not neces- sarily accepted. Apply slating salary esperted and qualifications to the Secretary, lire. Edith Man - Ore. or before February 1e, 19oj:, ail:nr: LIGHT FURNACE FUEL Oi', Sealed fenders will ice received to supply nil for large duplex ]louse in Exeter. apprnsi irately 100 gallons per week. ('ash paid _gallons Delivery. Apply in Fox -J", Times- advocate, Exeter, Ont. 30• WOOD 'renders will he received by the McGillivray Township School Area. for 40 cords of 14" green haul nsapie body woad, to he delivered to the different. schools by May 1, 1958: 5.5. Nn. 3-6 cords: 14.5. Nn 6—e cords: S.R. No. 1---7 cords: 5,5. No. 17-10 cords: S.A. No, 17 - , e•orris, ,harked tinders to be in the hands of the Secretary, David Henry, ('landehoye, Ont., by 12 o'clock n0nn, February 2 1:158. Lowest. or any tender not necessarily accepted, DAVID HENR I% Secretary • 6:13e against the estate of Jett Bend er. late of the Village of Dashe wood, in 1110 County of Huron, who died on or about the 17th of January• 7415A, are, required to file particulars of Pante ct'itll Berl & i,angtonn, solicitors of Exeter, Ontario. by the 2ta1 day of Feb; teary 1911,, after whirls date the estate 10111 be distribtued having regard nnly to those claims of which notice has bent reeetved, Bell & Laughton, S.alieilnre for the Executors, Exeter, Ontat•io, 30:6:10 In the Estate of William Henry Yearley, deceased. All p e r so n s having claim)" against the estate of William Henry Yearley, late of the Town- ship of Stephen. in the -county of Huron, Farmer, with died on Of about the and day of December 11437, aro required 10 file particut- ars of sante witi. Pell & Lough. ton, Solicitors of Exeter. Ontario, hy the 3' r c 2 i i 1 day . . of February 1935 after nhieh elate the estate •will he distributed having regard only to those. maims of which notiaa has been received. Bell t Laughton, Solicitors for r t11e AdmlJlistratrix, Exeter, Ontario. b:13:200 AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE Of Choice Holstein Cows and Heifers HENSALL SALES BARNS 'rLESDA.Y, FEBRUARY 11 at 1100 p.m. 21 Holstein cows, 5 fresh with. c•aives, balance dna in February; 1 Jersey cow; 10 year-old hoifera, vaceinated: 2 two-year-old lieif+ res, flue. in February, vaccinated,; Majority of cotes aro vaccinated," TERMS: Cash. HAROLD JACKSON', Auctioneer'-` At Your Superior Store Bick's Sweet Mixed Pickles 15-0Z. 25c ► Campbell's Tomato Soups 3 1G OZ. 3 5c Weston's Saltines Nestle's Quick Kraft Cheez Whiz Maxwell House Ins Coffee $1.29 1Ll.CEIIX 7C OFF LS, TIN 16-012. JAR 33c 49c 59c Shirriffs Cake Mix Honey Spice or White Flavors or Shirriff's Pie Crust Mix FREE! 370 Coupons in Each Pkg. ZOC OFF 6 OZ. JAR 5 Snowflake Shortening 30 OFF L9. PKG. 25c • C t David Mix 58 Asat d Cookies Stuart House Wax Paper Stokelyi s Tom. Juice zea ciz. Frozen Strawberries Ay. MEATS Maple e eve Sausage s e Ham TNs T L3 35c 29c 100 -FT, rUR31c FANCY' 12 -OZ. 37c SKINLESS La, PKC•i, Va'S 2-2 L. AV, CtlYt3VAG PRODUCE_ . Crisp iLettuce Head Lett ace SC`S New Brunswick . � - Potatoes �WECT ' WiCY' Sunkist Sunkist Lemons PHONE S32 1rtirw,Wtww:rit : " w 1SC1'S 49c Ln. 87c 1:'tt .-...c 39c. 113'S loch. 69c 5 NCR ' 11) LS, SAC 1 'ree bt llvet'yr i'ee -Parking EXETER 4