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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-10-01, Page 31\L Complete Winterizing Job and a Full Tank of Gas FREE if you buy one of these BAILEY BEAUTIES Buy on Your Terms $ 5.00 Down or Cash '58 FORD CUSTOM 300 SEDAN ' $2,400 V-8 Automatic, whitewalls, radio, and many other extras. You can't tell it from new. '58 PONTIAC PARISIENNE 2 -DOOR $2,995 V-8 with power pack, the best in transmission, Tur- boglide, power brakes, radio, and other extras. This car is absolutely immaculate. '57 FORD CUSTOM 300 SEDAN $2,095 V-8 Automatic, brown and beige, a very conserva- tive family car. '56 DESOTO FIREFLITE Sportsman Hardtop $2,195 2 -Door, V-8 automatic, radio, absolutely beautiful. '56 FORD CUSTOM 2 -DOOR $1,595 With radio, new factory motor, only 4,000 miles. '55 FORD CUSTOMLINE TUDOR $1,395 Radio, also one owner. This car must be seen and driven to be appreciated. '54 MONARCH LUCERNE SEDAN $1,095 This car has everything including power equipment. Won't somebody please buy it? '53 FORD CUSTOMLINE TUDOR $750 A sharp little machine. 4 OR 5 CHEAPER CABS AT BASEMENT PRICES '57 NASH METROPOLITAN $1,250 Radio and all the necessary equipment, 15,000 miles, one owner, like new. Other owners tell us they can get 40 miles to the gallon of gas. BUY YOUR CAR RIGHT AT Phone 459 Exeter Usborne native dies in Toronto Marie, Janet and Dennis, d Mr. last of local family tiARK ANNIV,ERSAR't' I Mr, and Mrs. Clarke Fisher,.' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowe, Ross rs, A..�1I1cA)voy y , Card races . - an rs, o ert a r, Judy, 1 1\Ik 1 Mrs. William Fergusson, Tor- onto, whose maiden .name was Blanche Westoctt, died in Tor- onto East General Hospital Mon- day. Mrs. Fergusson was born in Usborne township, daughter of the late James Westcott and Sophia Oke. In August she vis- ited for a short time with Miss Verna Coates. She is survived by one daugh- ter (Edna) Mrs. C. Lucas; one son James and a sister Miss Ila Westcott, all of Toronto, Before moving to Toronto, the family lived for a number of years at Douglas, Man. Among the first cousins of the deceased are members of the Westcort, Frayne, Sheere and Southcott families. The late Mrs, Fergusson. rested at the funeral chapel of Austin J. Mack until Wednes- day evening when she was brought to t he Hopper -Hockey funeral home where service will be held Thursday' afternoon for interment in the Exeter ceme- tery. Rev. S. E. Lewis will offi- ciate. Enjoy scenery on trip to west Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carr, re- cently returned from a 7,000 mile ! motor trip through the Western provinces. They were accompa- nied by Mr. and Mrs. Everett Coles of Leamington. They en- joyed a week of beautiful scenery at Glacier National Park in Mon- tana also at Banff and Yoho Na- tional Parks in Alberta. They spent some bine with friends at Mayerthorpe and Peace River. In Saskatchewan they visited with their nephew, Rev. and Mrs, Paul Webb at Lorehurn, alsoviewing the South River Saskatchewan dam site which will take 10 years to com- plete. In Winnipeg they called on Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Chamberlain for- merly of Exeter, now at Steven- son Field, CELEBRATES BIRTHDAYS Mr. and Mrs, William Moodie celebated their birthdays at a dinner party at their home on Andrew Street on Sunday. Mr. Moodie was 93 years of age and Mrs. Moodie, 89. Bonnie, Robin and ray Ann, Mr., and. Mrs, Glenn Fisher and M. Glenda, Mr. and s. Alvin Baker spent Sunday with 14r, and Mrs. Amos Warwick, Port Huron. It was the 43rd wedding an- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fisher and the fattrth birthday of Fay Ann Blair, WINS HOLSTEIN CALF Leonard Veri, Exeter, won the Holstein calf raffled by the Exe- ter Curling Club. The draw vas made at Exeter Fair. Roy Lam- port, Centralia, donated the calf to the club. ATTEND UNIVERSITY Miss Heather McNaughton and William Etherington com- menced attendance at the Uni- versity of Western Ontario last week. Messrs. William Pollen and Donald C. Taylor com- menced second year studies, Paul Wilson and Misses Joce- lyn Howey and Mirdza Gulens commenced studies at the Uni- versity of Toronto. a Mrs.s. Amelia 111cAVoy, 86, the .. r on former Annie Sanders of Exe- ter, and widow of the late Ni. cholas McAvoy of Kincardine died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Finkbeiner, Stephen Township on Monday, Septem- ber 28. Mrs: McAvoy was the last sur- viving member of her family and had made her home with the k'inkbeiners since the death of her sister, Miss Annie Sanders six years ago. Her husband and son Clifford, who was a druggist of Wingham, deceased het• She was a member of Trivitt Memorial Church The funeral service was head on Wednesday, September 30 from the R. C. Dinney funeral home conducted by Rev, R. H. Anions of Ailsa Craig. Inter- ment was in Exeter cemetery, Pall bearers were Barry Cole, Bob Ellerington, Ross Love, Gordon, Roy and Earl Ratz. maim! rl 111 l l,l all Ptr11erofn11trlrl milt11111mutltnlllll nttt I too 111111 is tl et t,11mums ll.11111111111 11111111111, lllll 111q working hand in hand for good health your doctor needs your pharmacist Your doctor's prescription represents his professional judgment as to what is best for your health. Your pharmacist fills every prescription with utmost precision. HUNTLEY'S ' Drug Store Phone 50 Exeter llrllllllllllll11ll1111111111111111111111/11111111111111111111111111111rlll 1,11111111 nllllllllll How increasing life span affects Life Insurance Thanks to advances in medical knowledge, in hygiene and in living conditions, Canadians today can look forward to a longer life. The average life expectancy today for women age 20 is to age 74; for men the same age it is to age 70. From these figures come significant guide rules. With Most men living past age 65 and many being outlived by their wives, life insurance that gives only short-term protection is not adequate for most of today's young families. Lifelong security, needed in most cases, comes from permanent insurance. There's another big advantage of permanent insurance — its guaranteed cash values make it possible for men over 65 to convert part of their life insurance into the extra income that will make retirement a rich and satisfying experience. When you think of life insurance, think of permanent coverage and call the nearest Manufacturers Life man, for expert counsel. fi,A MANUFAciy,RERS LIFE A' A. E. Pym, C.L.U. Representative EXETER Tel: 671-M IJ -59 Ifs Here! Your Sportsrite Reversible in a glamorous array of fresh new fall shades. May be worn inside or out, producing a different plaid on either side. 36 permanently pleated stitched, hand -blocked pleats and safe stay-lpck zipper. Pure wool worsted, sizes 10 to 20. NEW FALL CAR COATS I Some with fur collars, in ? cords, waffles, tweeds,, lea- therette and borg. $11.95 to $34.95 $25 CHILDREN'S CLOTHING A full range of dresses, boys' suits, coats, jackets and snowsuits. Win a FREE Suit! Choose your HOUSE OF STONE custom tailored suit now and you may get . it FREE l . or you can order a second suit FREE if you're the lucky winner of our free suit draw, We have many more new fall samples on display. NEW STOCK SUITS For those who can buy suits off Elie rack, we've just re- ceived some beautiful 2 -pant suits in a popular price range. The styling is right. HUNTING TIME Duck and deer season is fast approaching. Be ready for opening day! See our new thermo-lined hunting jack- ets, sweaters, footwear, etc. Gould & or PHONE 974 EXETER "Go -Cart" racing, another four- county livestock showmanship competition, and ,a midway are the .headline .attractions ,of Kirk - ton fair which will be held Fri- day., Owners from Exeter and St. Marys will compete in two heats with their miniature racers. They will be the first official races held in this area for the go-carts. In addition to six handsome trophies, $50 in cash prizes is being offered in the showman- ship competition open to 4-H members in Huron, Perth, Mid- dlesex and Oxford counties. Dashwood girl wins bursary • SHDHS graduate Mirdza Gui- ,ens, A -a s h woo d, has been awarded a $400 bursery at the University of Toronto, it was an- nounced this week, This brings the total amount won by the '59 graduating class to $5,300, largest in the school's history. CNIB campaign reaches $400 Area campaign for the blind reached 40 percent of its objec- tive this week when the total contributions hie $400. Another $600 is required to put the drive over the top, Chairman S. B. Taylor reports community totals' as follows: Exeter $325.00 Crediton 18.00 Centralia 28.00 RCAF Centralia ° 2.00 Dashwood 15.00 Granton 2.00 Woodham 10.00 l Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon and during the evening throughout the week. Exeter Motor Sales The Times -Advocate, Octob.Ir 1, 1959 PagI .3 1 ,NItotllsilite11{tlf, ,111111111U11110 II. ism 11o1m1tirtritsmioltt1t 1111N11o111 nlIttlilm11t lot tleee,ltlt llttle11t111111N FOREST Dry Cleaners BRING YOUR DRY CLEANING TO Vernon Shatz Dashwood CHECK THESE PRICES! V Pants 500 "/ Dresses $1.00 V Skirts 500 V Suits V Coats $1.25 $1.00' ALL WORK rtIS GUARANTEED Pick Up Wednesday Morning—Back Saturday Noon Pick Up Saturday Noon—Back Wednesday Morning, 111.11111,1111111111111111111111111111te11111e11etrll llllel rile t sit ll tlllll!minim! ll llllllllnlllllllnlnlnllllllllllltllllllltt 111 Stereophonic SOUND by Marconi SINGLE OR DUAL STEREOPHONIC As a single stereophonic syslam the remote (encircled) h housed in the left hand side of the main unit, under a hinged lid. As a dual stereophonic system, re. mole is easily removed, by its handle, henhousing, Attached extension cord provides for wide separation, The REALLY different sound Stereophonic sound is as different from your present record -playing equipment as night is from day . it's truly exciting, particularly MARCONI STEREOPHONIC SOUND, the world's finest. We know you'll never regret the decision to purchase and enjoy this new, fascinating home entertainment. • HEAR STEREOPHONIC SOUND IN OUR SHOWROOM Exeter Electric PHONE 723 Sales and Service MAIN ST. ir Field Demonstration Massey -Ferguson Tractors Friday, October 2 .. 1:00 p.m, to 6:00 p.m. 21/2 Miles South of Exeter and 1 Mile East — Near Eden School H. R. SHERWOOD 1 4 Watch For The New.Frontenac On Display Soon At South End Service A-1 USED CAR BUYS '57 FORD FORDOR SEDAN—automatic, radio, tutone, a good one! '56 FORD FAIRLANE HARDTOP—tutone, "Better Than New!" '53 CHEVROLET BEL-AIRE SEDAN—automatic, ,radio, '52 PLYMOUTH SEDAN -radio '52 CHEV SEDAN, automatic, radia '55 CHEVROLET SEDAN—tutone, really sharp! IF IT'S A TIRE DEAL YOU ARE LOOKING FOR WE HAVE THE BEST IN TOWN! Wheel Balanced With All Tire: Sold During Month of Oeiober South End Service PHONE 32$ 4 RUSS AND CHUCK SNELL' EXETER s•LA*t. tY!ni1 fa•N'i MiY•tip♦4+.y.Yd.E{;