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By MRS ARTHUR RUNDLE,
Personal items,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd . aclues,
UannY, Deborah and. Nancy are
jtolidaying -at Port Elgin for a
week. Miss Margaret Knight ac-'
companied them.
Misses Janice and Jeanne
Webb visited with their grand-'
parents, Air, and Mrs, Elgin
Webb, .at Grand :Send.
Mrs, M, Copeland and .,dean,
111r, and Mrs. Glen :Copeland
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Mountain..
Mr. Milton Holman of Monk-'
ton was a Sunday visitor with'
Ivlr. .and Mrs, Arthur Rundle-.
Barry Slade of Port Elgin
spent the weekend with John;
lilate lY.
Mr. and Mrs. I7clward then -i
ney of Logan, Florida, Alr. and
Mrs. Thomas Boone, London,
spent Friday with Mr, and Mrs.'
Thomas Clarke,
Owing to the damp and wet•
Percy Dunsford
official at Trivitt
Percy Dunsford, 78, died at
his residence, Andrew Street,
on Friday, August 7.
He was the son of the late Air.
and Mrs. William Dunsford and'
was born in Stephen Township
and lived there until his mar-
riage to ► Julia Maud Triebner
when they fanned on Concession
2, Hay Township, until their re
tirement in 1947,
He was an active member of
Triv.iti M e m o r 1 a 1 Anglican
Church and served as people's
warden for many years.
Surviving are his wife, one
daughter, (Florence) Mrs, Ralph
Genttner, Exeter, and one son,
William, Simcoe; :four sisters,
Mrs. William Sanders and Mrs.
Melvin Gould, Exeter, Mrs, Wil -
weather ,combiners are having
some difficulty with the harvest.
'The crops are good although
some are down. The yield of
barley is exceptionally good,
Air .and Mrs. Robert Rundle,
,Jim and Jack were in'Wood-
-stock on -Sunday afternoon and
visite d their _cousin, Leroy
Thompson.
Air. and Mrs. Norman Hazle-
wood and boys were weekend
visitors with Dr. and Airs. Tont
Lovegrove at the summer home
near Part Loring.
Mrs. George Levy and Eliza-
beth were weekend visitors with
her parents, Alt. and Mrs, $!liver
Uazlewood. George spent Sunday
with Mr•. and M1.dt•s. Hazlewood.
Jim Tipping spent last week
visiting his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tipping, at Thorndale.
Gary Cousins of Forest spent
Tuesday with Ron Chatten.
Mr. and Mrs. ;Bruce Cooper
-of Elimville were Saturday visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Knight and on Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Bayes, Toronto, and Mr,
and Mrs. George Aiardlin of Den-
field visited Mr, and Mrs,
Knight.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Frank Shortridge
of Siloam Springs, Arkansas,
visited with their cousin, Mrs.
W, L. Switzer, on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, Vie Chatten,
Barbara, Icon spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Shier,
Mr, and Mrs. Garry Mines,
Mark, Gordon and Barbara were
weekend guests with Mr. and
Ails, Vic Jansson.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson and
Warren spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Jack Smith.
Mr, and. Mrs, Carman Switzer
spent Sunday with Mrs. W, L.
Switzer„,'
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News Of Your
liam Gould,Flay PO and Mrs.
Millon Rssell, Hensall, and LIBRARY
four grandchildren, He was pre-
d by two brothers,
decease
Charles and Isaac, and a half-
brother, Frederick,
Funeral services were held
from Trivit.t Memorial Church
on Monday, August 10, at 2.30,
conducted by Rev. Bren deVries,
Interment was in Exeter ceme-
tery.
Pallbearers were George }law-
kins, Owen Atkinson, Percy
Browning, Charles Acheson, Nor-
man Stanlake and Elmer :Rowe,
Report on
Shipka
Personal items
Mr. ,and Mrs. Cecil Anger and
fancily and Mr. Harold Anger
and Joy, of Welland, were week-
end visitors with Alr, and Mrs.
Stewart Sweitzer, Mr. and. Mrs.
Milton Sweitzer and Mr. and
Mrs. :lack Pickering and their
families.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corbett
and Stephen, of. Hensall, visited.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Morenz and. Billy.
Mr. and Mrs. john O'Hara, 'of
Forest, were. Sunday visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Love.
Bobby Boerner, of Meo, Michi-
gan, is Holidaying with Billy
Morenz,
Miss Brenda Clark is holiday-
ing at the home of.Mr. and. Mrs.
Don Dinney and family in Cred-
iton.
Mrs. Wayhurn Steeper, Ronny
and Sandra, of Ailsa Craig, visit-
ed with her grandmother, Mrs.
E. Lamport one day last week.
Mr-, and Mrs. Lorne Dietrich
were hosts for a family picnic
en Sunday when approximately
40 m.embers of the Breen family
were present. s
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Lotter from
Brinsle
By MRS CECIL ELLWOOD
1 n
Plan memorial service
The cemetery board are plan-
ning' memorial services at Ebe-
nezer -cemetery an Siiiiday, Aug-
ust. 16 at 2.30 p.m. The junior
band of the Legion al, Ailsa
Craig will also be in attendance.
Guest speaker will be .Rev. Keri•
neth Hicks, new minister of the
Ailsa Craig -Carlyle and Brins-
ley charges.
Pertonal items
Visitors with Alt.- and Mrs.
?red Fenton on Monday were
Mrs. Kemp and children of Den-
field on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmo Morgan of Sarnia.
Mrs. William Sholclice, of Lon-
don, spent
on-don,spent a few days with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Wes Lewis.
Miss Jean Darling, missionary
An furlough, was guest speaker
At the Nazarene church, London,
on Sunday.
Miss Mariorie Fenton recently
visited with her annt, and uncle,
Dr, and Mrs. Mo'lock of Water.
ton.
M. And Alis. Jim Cunning.
ham and children, of Ciande-
boye, spe» t Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. George Prost.
Mr. and Mrs. ,lack Keogli are
the proad parents of a Son, horn
Sunday at :St, Joseph's Hospital,.
London.
Mrs. Art. Erskine, Miss .Jain
Darling, Miss Audrey Darling
And their mother Mrs, William
Darling visited with Jim Dar-
ling and family at Wellaceburg
on F'riday.
Nr, acid Mrs. Fred Fenton and
Anda spent Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Ellwood,
Little boy: "Whatdo yott re -
'air those shies with?"
CoCobbler:ler."Hide."
, "Why
tittle boy: should I
hide?"
Cobblerr:} "yHide =- Mite.' The
tow's outside.,'
Little boy: "Sb whet' who's
afraid Of. E COW anyway$"
By MRS. JMS
Command of the Morning
In her new novel "Command
of the Morning" Pearl S. Buck
has turned to the greatest topic
of our times—man's conquest of
the atom— and has woven a
suspenseful story of human be-
ings who brought it to pass.
The story follows accurately
the course of actual events but
it is told through fictitious char-
acters' Burton Hall, the mature
scientist, head of the project,
and his beloved homebody of a
wife, Molly; the younger Stephen
Coast, Hall's chief assistant,
upon. whom. Hall's collapse
throws the most crucial decision
of all; Stephen's devoted wife,
Helen, who lives those troubled
years inignorance of his work,
and ,lane, beautiful woman and
keen scientist who is drawn to
both Hall and Stephen and yet
fears that by love she might be
destroyed,
Since the end of the second
world war Pearl :Buck has be-
come fascinatedwith' atonic
science. She has spent many
days at atomic installations talk-
ing with . the men who worked
on the atomic bomb and with
everyone who could help her
understand their world. She has
read everything an the subject
from texts in atomic physics to
books and articles of the scien-
tists. The subject has occupied!
her mind so much that it has
shown itself in almost every-
thing she has written during this
time.
Land for Our Sons
Maxine Brandis, the author of
this book, was born at The Hague
of prosperous parents, She stud-
ied law at the University of Ley-
den but found it difficult to keep
herself and.' two small children
in German - occupied Holland
while ,her husband, a cavalry
officer in the Dutch armyewas a
prisoner of. war.
When her husband came home
thby migrated to Canada sett-
ling with cousins at Terrace, 90
miles inland from Prince Ru-
pert in British Columbia. This
was a primitive new land of log
cabins and. primitive living.
The book "Land of Our Sons"
tells of their pioneering and a
way of life they came to love.
Many people have difficulty in
getting to sleep or in feeling re.
freshed after sleep. These peo-
ple will he interested in a new
book at your library:
Sound Ways to Sound Sleep.
Americans spend 60 million
dollars a year on steeping pills
and yet the authors of this
book, Donald Laird and Eleanor
Laird, say sleep should need no
artificial stimulus.
Basing their book on the re-
search findings of more than 50
scientists they answer many
perplexing huestions about sleep
such as "Why some people go to
sleep more easily than others,"
"positions :for restful sleep,"
"the kindof thinking that helps
us to go to sleep," And inany
others,
The final. chapter discusses
the use 0f the sleeping pill and
the harm which may ensue.
*• *
Many readers have enjoyed
reading books by Nan Shipley
including "Anna and the In-
dians" and ""Prances and. the
Crees,"She has written x new
book;
The Scarlet Lily
This is a differend type from
the Other books — i1: is, in fact,
a novel of theiopening of West-
ern Canada , tt 1860" as seen
through the eyes of Ellen Nash
-- A. beautiful, musically
cuter young woelan who marries
a missionary Indian, who is try-
ing to reconcile his tribesmen
and the white settlers. She tells
of the political And social life of
the community.
Events lead to..thie settling of
the North West Territories, the
btrildinl; of the regrew] And the
formation of the Northwest
Mounted pollee".
Por a variety of books to Suit
your reading pleasure visit ybtirl
library,
The. Times-Adyegete, August 13, 195,
PO,. 11
This is one 'green crcp" you can
arvest
FOR SALE -
1\1013114B It0M1E, 195$ ( oneral,
51' x 10'; 2 -bedroom, 4 -piece
bathroom, lei t e h e n, automatic
washer and c'.ryer, living room,
outside porch, situated on .land-
scaped lot on Centralia airport
road, Phone AC 8-6218 after 6
p.rn. 7:9tfn
GRAIN AUGERS -- Four -inch,
lengths 11, 16 and 21 feet, with
extensions. Cann's Mill Ltd.,
Exeter. 7:13c
THRESHING MACHINE, White
24", in good condition, on rub-
ber tires; also 120' belt, Apply
74-A-6 Zurich, 7:13e
Announcements
GIRTHS . No CHARGE
CAROs OF THANKS 75¢ BUILDING, suitable for garage
ENGAGEMENTS .. 75e or summer cottage. Located, on
IN MEMORIAMS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, $1,00 lot 10, concession 6, Stephen
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BIRTHS---
BAYNHAM—Mr, and Mrs. Larry
Baynham Dashwood announ e
tie h rth of a son, Stephen
Richard, at South Huron. Hos-
pital, August 9—a grandson for
Mr. and Mrs, L. V. Hogarth,
Exeter.
CROSSMAN — Mr. and. Mrs. A.
Crossman, Huron Park, Cen-
tralia, announce the birth of a
daughter, Barbara Ann, at
South. Huron Hospital, August
10. •
ESBROECK—Mr, and Mrs. Alois
Van :Esbroeck, RR 1 Hensel],
announce the birth of a sem,
Paul Edward, at South Huron
Hospital, August 8.
MADGE — Keith and Doreen,
nee Simon, wish to announce
the arrivalof their daughter,
Cynthia Jean, at SL Joseph's
Hospital, London, August 12,
SMITI•f--Mr. and Mrs, Leonard
Smith, RR 1 Lucan, announce
the birth of a daughter, at
South Huron Hospital, August
6.
TOORNSTR.A—Mr. and Mrs. P.
Toonstra, RR, 1 Woodham, an-
nounce the birthof a son,
Clarence Sam, at South Huron
Hospital, July 24 — a brother
for Elsie.
WOODEN—Mr.' and Mrs, J. L.
Wooden, Andrew St., Exeter,
are happy to announce the ar-
rival of a daughter, Catherine
Ann, at South Huron Hospital,
August 12.
ZALESCHUK--Mr. and Mrs, M
S. Zaleschuk, Carling St., Ex-
eter, announce the birth of a
son, Robert Steven, at South
Huron Hospital, August 10.
DEATHS--
LISTOEN—On Tuesday, August
11, at Winnipeg, Man., Di-
ane Ruth Listoen, b el O v e d.
daughter of Lorne and. Doris
Listoen, and granddaughter of.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington
Hoist, Crediton, and Mr. and
Mrs. Elling Listoen, New West-
minster, B.C,, in her second
year. Funeral service at the
Dinney funeral home, Main.
St,, Exeter, Saturday, August
15, at 2.30 p.m. DST, 13c
ENGAGEMENTS—
Air. and Mrs. Harold. Taylor,
Exeter, announce the engage-
ment of their. daughter, Marion
Beth, to Robert Grant Mepham,
son of Mr. and. Mrs. Charles
Mepham, Windsor, The wedding
to take place on August 22, 1959,.
at 2 o'clock in .Tames Street.
United Church, Exeter, Ontario.
13c
Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Ewen
of Market St„ Lucan, wish to
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Shelagh Jean, to
Mr. Richard Gledhill, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Reginald Gledhill,
of RR. 2 Denfield, The marriage
will take place in the Lucan
United Church at 2 p.m., Satur-
day, September 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G.
Bern, RR 1 Woodham, wish to
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Alma Shirley, to
Edwin. Ross Ballantyne, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ballantyne,
RR. 1 Kirkton. The wedding will
take place Saturday, September
5, at 2:00 p,m., in Zion. West
United Church, Zion, 13*
CARDS OF THANKS
We wish lo express our deep-
est appreciation to relatives,
friends and neighbours for all
their acts of kindness, cards of
sympathy, beautifulfloral tri-
butes and assistance during our
recent sad bereavement, We wish
especially to thank Dr. E. A.
MCMast.er and the staff of the
Scaforth Clinic, Rev. C. D.
DAniel, Rev, Currie Winlaw, land
theBont:hron funeral home, We
would. Also like to thank these
who so faithfully visited during
the long illness,—The fancily of
the late W. R:. Stephenson. 13c
We wish: to thank everyone
who so kindly sent, Karl cards
and gifts and visited him while
he Was in South Huron Hospital
and also while we were. at the
home of. .his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Weiherg, Many
thanks to those who looked after
baby Harold. while Mi'. Weiberg
took me to the hospital to see
Karl, Special thanks to the
nurses And staff at the hospital
and to Dr, Gans. 13*
wish lei thank my friends
and neighbours, Dr. Gans ,and
the South 'Huron Hospital staff
following my accident, and sin.
core thanks to all those With
helped with the harvesting, .All
p appreciat-
ed.—Jelin
very waswas�ry much a
ed.—Jelin Alexander. I3c
IN MEMORIAM—
Putt—In ,ti —In loving iiiericory of a
dear h' n5h a' n d and father
(Percy), who !kited Away
August. T0, 1:155' .
His meniory is as dear today
As in the hntlr he passed sway.
...,.Always remnnibered by f li`ae
Lois and Jerry,
for care ani! Acts of. kindness
in Exeter
Only 12 years old, this modern
3•h, edroom home with dining
room is even better an the in-
side than it appears from the
outside; broadloom in living and
dining rooms; other floors com-
pletely covered; interior birch
trim.; aluminum s tor m s and
screens; full basement, oil -heat-
ed, laundry tubs, landscaped;
garage attached; in the heart of
town. Owner must sell because
of. transfer. Apply 51 William St.
or phone 870-J mornings and
evenings after 7, 7:23tfnc
Township, Phone 48 Exeter. 13c KITCHEN, pantry and bathroom,
1 BOY'S BICYCLE, 22" tires; 1 11x20Ailsa, CraigApplyphGeorgeone40-JPhillips6:13e,
sidewalk hike, John Kats, B], , .
cycle Sales and. Service, 103
Simcoe St., phone 993-W. Please
call after. 6 p.m. 1.3*
PEACHES Red Haven now
ready, Jubilee and Vedettes to
follow. Bring container. Goven-
lock Orchard, 1 •mile north of
Forest. :Look for new fruit stand
on Highway 21, specializing in
peaches, apples, pears, berries,!
sweet, .corn, tomatoes, fresh eggs',
and vegetables, "We stand be
hind our produce." 13*'
CHESTERFIELD SUITE, 3-,
piece, suitable for summer cot-
tage or recreation room, cheap..
Phone 62-11-5 Crediton. 13c
FURNACE STOKER and air i
conditioner, used, suitable for
workshop, garage or large house.'
Price reasonable. Apply Fred
Simmons, phone 280-M Exeter.
' 13*
'54 DODGE, high drive, tinted
glass, full. chrome — $150,00 and
take' over payments of $42,00 a
month; 21" Motorola TV—$150;
9 cu. ft. G.E. refrigerator,
freezer, holds 42 lbs. meat.
Everything in excellent condition,
Phone AC 8-6806, RCAF Station.
Centralia. 13*
25 PIGS, 7 weeks old. Apply
Paul Van Derspek, RR. 1 Wood-
ham, phone 22-R-3 Kirkton. 13*
TEXT BOOKS -- Full set for
grade 11, in good condition,
Phone Marjorie Dayman 228-1-3.
13*
AUSTIN A55 ('S8 -'S9), black. red
leather, carefully maintained as
new. Still covered by maker's
guarantee. Owner going to
Europe — $1,650. Phone Grand
Bend. 137. 13:20c
OUTBOARD MOTOR, Sea King,
5 h.p., i n A-1 condition. Apply
Huron Lumber, phone 48. 13c
500 PULLETS, C.R. R.,I.11,;
Briggs & Stratton rotary tiller:
6 -lamp etectric brooder, in. good
condition; large roll 1" wire
mesh, new. Phone Crediton 10.
13*
MOBILE HOME, 27 foot 1954
McGuiness, in good ' condition.
Priced. reasonable. Phone AC 8-
6998. 13*
BINDER, Tohn. Deere, 8 -ft. cut,
on rubber, all new canvasses.
Apply Allan Hill, B. 1•Clande-
boye. 13c
200 L'EGHORN HENS, year-old.
Apply Sol Gingerich, phone 84-11.
3 Zurich. 7:13c
'51 MONARCH, private, good
shape. Call 210 before 6 p.ni.
13*
FOR RENT—
HAVE TRAILER, will. rent. 1959,
14-11. General with pr op ane
range, electric brakes and eon-
trol. Sleeps five. Available Aug,
24. For reservations call 13111
Treibner, phone 100 da.. or 584-
W after 7 p.m. 13*
APARTMENT, 2 -bedroom, self-
contained, in Exeter, $45 month-
ly; 2 t-bedrootli apartments, self-
contained, $35 monthly; excell-
ent parking. Call Angus Mac -
Innes, Real. Estate Broker, Lon-
don, GE 8-8483. 13:20; 27*
APARTMENT, ground floor,
central, newly decorated, avail-
able September 1, suitable for
couple. Apply at the Times -
Advocate. ' 13c
APARTMENT, 3 -room, Septem-
ber. 1., downstairs, self-contained,
heated, partly furnished, private
entrance, 1. or 2 adults, Apply
after 5:30 p.m., Monday through
Friday, 145 Victoria St. W. 13c
REAL ESTATE .—
C V Pickard
V M.
EXETER
We are offering the following
and other properties:
3 -BEDROOM if 0 M F;, Theater)
south of Eitet.er. This brick house
has been renovated and is in
spit and span condition. 1t. has
beautifully bright monis and all
modern .facilities including oil
bursting furnace. Nice house yard
with. garden. Price $R,200, Low
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
cash payment:. Township taxes,
LARGE .Exeter home', choice Io-
tat'en. Would lend itself t:o tis
of large family or du'ilecing
Bath up acid down Os b g
I
W. C. Pearce
REALTOR
GENERAL INSURANCE
86 Anne St. Exeter Phone 435
GOOD brick house, suitable for
large family or duplex, oil fur-
nace, bathroom each floor,
TIDY 4 -room cottage, full hase-
ment, oil furnace, nice location.
2 -STOREY brick house, Cent-'
ralia, very easy te.rms, each'
floor self. contained apartment,
live in one, rent the other,
ALMOST NEW 1 -storey house
(one you could he proud to own),
3 bedrooms, attached garage;
terms. •
We have several farms, stores
and other properties.
Exeter, Dashwood building lots,
WANTED for a client, about'. 150
acres with some terms, in Ex-
eter. area.
WE NEED some houses for pros-
pective buyers,
EARL PARSONS, Phone 507
FRED COLE, Phone 544-11
RUSSELL BRODERICK
Phone 1187-W
To Buy or Sell
-- Business Properties
-- Homes
-- Farms
CONTACT M. J. GAISER
Phone 24 Exeter
Salesman: Sam Hendrick
Phone 711 Exeter
8:7c
EQUIPMENT FOR RENT —
Floor Sanders
Floor Edgers, Floor Polishers
Vacuum Cleaners, Tools, Etc.
BEAVERS HARDWARE
EXETER
2::t9tfnc
WANTED TO RENT -
3 -BEDROOM HOUSE for per-
manent federal govt employee
with family; by September 1.
Phone 770, Exeter Times -Advo-
cate. 13:20c
HOUSE, in or near Exeter, by
first of September. Phone 487.
13:20*
HELP WANTED MALE— Holidays with
pay.
MAN, married or single, to milk THE BURKLEY
and care for. 30 Holstein cows. Phone 777
from September 5 to September
30. If you can spare the time
TENDERS—
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL AREA
TENDERS FOR SALE OF
904001 -
Tenders will be received by
the undersigned until September
19, 1959, for the sale of S.S, No.
3 building situated on. Con 3,
Part Lot 20, Stephen Township.
The building to be removed by
December 31, 1959. All other
details may he received from
the undersigned.
The lowest or any tenders not
necessarily accepted.
WILMAR D. WEIN,
Secretary -Treasurer,
Stephen Township School. Area
Crediton, Ont.
13127:10c
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL AREA
TENDERS FOR SALE OF
SCHOOL
Tenders will be received by
the undersigned until September
19, 1959, for the sale of S.S. No.
12 building situated: on Con. A,
Part Lot 3, Stephen Township.
The building to be removed
by December 31, 1959. All, other
details may he received from
the .undersigned.
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted,
WILMAR, D. WEIN,
Secretary -Treasurer,
Stephen Township School Area
Crediton, Ont.
13:27:10c
HELP WANTED FEMALE—
SALESLADY — Exeter store re-
quires pleasant, efficient woman
to serve public. Some office
experience helpful but not es!,
sential. No S a turd a y nights.
Duties commence August 24,
Hospitalization, pen s ion plan.
Please apply in own handwriting,
skating experience and salary:
expected, to Box FT, Exeter;
Times -Advocate. 23tfc
Waitress
Wanted
R.ETHER'S
RESTAURANT
Main St., Exeter
7:13c
RELIABLE, efficient girl or
woman to care for 2 small child-
ren. and some household duties -
while mother. teaches. Apply PO
Box 6, Dashwood, or phone 25-r-
1 Dashwood. 13:20e
SERVICES--
WHITEWASHING—Anyone wish-'
ing to have their barns or hen -1
houses whitewashed, call Brl1
Watson, phone 37-R-19 Dashwood.
Also grata or corn .spraying. i
CUSTOM COMBINING ,—,• Have;
two machines; ,$5.00 an acre.
Irving Snider, phone 98-R-7 Zur-
ich. 2.3:6:13*
SUIT DOESN'T FIT? Altera-
tions, double.breasted suits made
singles. Spurrell, 87 Dundas,!
London GE 9-4351, 5:14tfnc'
WANTED—
FRAME COTTAGE or house,
suitable for moving. State price.
Write Box 225, St. Marys, Ont.
6;13"
13000
FOWI.
All types picked up at the'farm
at these prices: Heavy fowl.
over 51h. lb., 12t a pound, and
light fowl 2 to 4 C3 less, depend-
ing on quality.
LESLIE HOOD, MONKTON
Phone Mitchell 663-4
7; 9tfc
TREES --For late September de-
livery to London, Ont,, 500 bush
cedar trees fax fall planting.
Size 2 to 3 feet and must he
freshly dug. Reply giving price
per hundred and when delivery'
can he made. W, A. Noble, P.O.!
Box 412, London. 13:20:27:3c
STROLLER, in good condition.'
Mrs. George Simpson, Clanle-,
boye, phone BA 7.4305. 13c.
OIL SPACE HEATER, good con-
dition, Call evenings after 6,
phone 59-M, 13c!
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GIRL for general office work,
typing essential, full or part. a
time. Apply .in writing. Dash-
wood Planing Milts :Ltd. 13c
Saleslady
The Times -Advocate requires
woman for retail selling and re-
ception. 51/2 -day week. Usual
benefits. Apply in writing please.
13c
Waitress
Wanted
Good wages.
Uniform supplied.
Sundays off.
and do the ;job, you can .name
your own price for this 3 -week
period. Sandy Elliot, phone 476
Exeter, 13c
HELP WANTED—,
CLERK -TYPIST
Applications will be received in
writing by the undersigned until
5 P.M. August 14, 1959,.for the
position of Clerk -Typist in the
Huron County Library Office.
Please stale education, exper-
ience and references.
Starting salary $1,800,00 per an-
num,
•
J. (. 131•:R.RY, Secretary
11ttron: County Library Board
Court House, Goderieh, ani,
7:13c
13c
SERVICES
WATERLOO CATTLE
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used”
Artificial Breeding Service
Alt Breeds of Cattle
Member owned and controlled
Cost Low - Efficiency High
Use of the best of bulls
Disease controlled, Safety
.For service or more informa-
tion phone—
FOR LONG DISTANCE
CLINTON ZENITH 9.5650
Between 7:30 and 9;30 A.M.
wee', days
6:00 and 8:00 I , Tvt.
. Saturday evenings
Calls received on Saturday
evening will be serviced on Sun-
day morning. F'or cows in heat
on Sunday morning, DO NOT
call until Monday morning.
BETTER CATTLE FOR
BETTER L1xVING
SEPTIC TANK'S PUMPED—Im-
mediate service. Butler 'Bros.
Our new phone number is Lucan
Baldwin 7.4254 or Baldwin 7-43t2.
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TENDERS— WASHING MACHINES repaired.
Apply Pant Sass, 66 William St.,
SCHOOL AREA
Qrlick possession. TENDERS OF
Nb RS FOR SALE F
FURNACE
Ten will it
Tendert vitt, be received l ,
g duplexing,
i[rnin the undersigned until August "25,
furnace. garage. 1959, for the sale and removal
of a gravity type o'l fired fur
'If comp etc cantor,.
schools Diced freed tat, Modern
.. ,, y Tess oil. Lank This furnace may.
3 -BEDROOM Cottage close to fleet iwitht i..
kitchen and bathroom. Price be seen at S,.S No. 10,Con. 21
$5,400.00. Quick possesSirei.'
We have buyers for two- and
three-hedroom homes. If you
wish all Cash for your property
we can arrange it.
TO huty or sell, see C. V,
PICKARD', Realtor, and Cenral
Insurance, 594 Main St„ Exeler,
Phone 165 and 6x8 • 6:State
Part Lot 8, Stephen 7'owtishi}i.
The lowest Or any tender not
ttecesarily accepted,
W1l,MATi D. WEIN,
SecretaryTreasurer,
Stephen Township & oot
Area
Crediton, Ot1t,
13:W
EMPLOYMENT WA,NTED,.0.+
ODD JOBS, carpentering,, Paint,
ing etc. Phone Centralia AC 1.
6687. I.cStte
BABY CHICKS -,-
STARTED PULLETS, pr o tri pt
shipment, Ask for list on AMOS.
Time to order September-0ctobee
broilers. Bray Hatchery, brie
Carseadden, phone 246=W. ER,.
eter. 1,3e5
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SAt-E
OF LAND
PROPERTY SALE NO. L -,'let!
Approximately Ys acre of land
a t Pt of 16,Concert-.
situated t I C e
sion 1 L.R.S., Township of
Tuckersmith on the east side oI
Highway No. 4 in the Hamlet of
Kippen,
Sale will be held on the property
at 2:00 P.M. D.S.T. Thursday,
,August 20th, 1959.
TERMS: $100.00 cash or certifie4
cheque at the time of sale,
balance payable within 30 days,
Further information may be ols•
tamed from:
The Department of Highways,
335 Saskatoon Street,
London, Ontario.
Telephone; GL -1-3450
OR
The Auctioneer,
Mr. Harold ,Jackson,
Seaforth, Ontario.
Telephone: 474 Seaforth
Sale subjeet to reserve bid.
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY!
ONTARIO.
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HELP
WANTED
Men and Women
TO WORK DURING LATE AUGUST & SEPTEMBER j
ON CORN PROCESSING
State' Whether Days or Nights Preferred
APPLY
Canadian Canners
EXETER Ltd. • ONTARIO
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Business Directory
DR. J. W. CORBETT
LDS., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
814 Main Street South
Phone 273 Exeter
Closed Wednesday Affernoons
USBORNE & HiBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office •— Exeter, Ontario
President
Alex J. Rohde Ric. 3 Mitchell
Vice•President
Milton McCurdy RR 1 Kirkton
Directors
E. Clayton Colquhoun 1111 1
science Hill
Martin Feeney 1111 2 Dublin
Robert G. Gardiner RR 1
Cromarty
Timothy B. Toohey RR 3 Lucan
Agents
Harry Coates RR 1 Centralia:
Clayton. Harris Mitchell
Stanley Hocking Mitchell
Solicitor
W. G. Cochrane Exeter
Secretary•Teeasursr
Arthur Fraser Exeter
ALVIN WA.—PER
PROVINCIAL
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
F
your
este large or small, or �
courteous and efficient Service
at all times.
"Service That Satisfies"
PHONE 110 DASHWO(?D
Exeter. 23:6:13:20:27*
{{CHEST CASH PRICES for
sick, mown or disabled hot -sea
and cows. ?Dad stock at Value.
Call promptly; 7,day week ,,ser-
vice, Call Ed Andkews, Collect,.
851.i-11 Seaforth, 5:5447*
UNLIMITED MONNY LOANS
To City and Pettit l~ n1ka,
Money for anything and
anywhere.
Phone Or myth:0' naw,
1 1ALLING INVESTMENTS
LTD„
3301A Moor St.. "Wes',, Toronto,
WA, 22442,
lath
W, S. O'NEiL & SON
AUCTIONEERS
LIVESTOCK
GENERAL P'ARM SALES
AND REAL ESTATE
Pot sale dates
PHONE 2e7 CRANTON
COLLECT
G. A WEBB, D,Cs
DOCTOR OF CHIROFRAC'TlC
DRUGLESS THERM►,
Por Appointment Phone 606
W, G. COCHRANE
BARRISTER d, SOLICITOR '
NOTARY PUBLIC
Hensall Office Open Wednesday
and Friday Afternoons •
1:30 to 5:30
EXETER PHONE 14
DR. H. H, COWEN
DENTAL SURGEON
LDS., D.D.S.
Main Street
Closed Wedriesdey Afternoons
PHONE 36
Exeter
N. L. MARTIN
OPTOMETRIST
Mein Street, Exeter
Open Every Weekday
Except Wednesday
For Appointment Phone 3S5
SUPERIOR
MAINTENANCE
SERVICES
Commercial, Industrial end
Residential Janitor !Kens
FREE ESTtMATEEd
R.ea.sonable Rates
PHONE 707 EXETER
RT U
A H R 1rRASER
1NCOMlE TAX REPORTS
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
ETC,
Anti St., Exeter Phan. 'SO4
JOHN WARD D.C.
LICENSED CHIROPRACTOR
& DRUGLESS THERARISt
21 14111 St., Emitter
Phone 571-,T for Appointment
#IEELL 1 'LAUGIHTON
BARRISTERS, sOLICiTORS' a!
NOTARIES PUBLIC
InAl ;11, D, RELL,
t. V. LAUGHTON, , J.FL. ,
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