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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-12-31, Page 114,1.011WIMPIOMMHOIOM4MAIRORPAIIWWWWOWIfilWilflUOUMMUMPHIMITIMnIMIORMIHHORW., Announcements Births ,,, RATES No Charge Marriages Deaths 750 (Marriages, and deaths are reported without .charge in :news columns, This ;barge applies only to listing Under Annoyncements,./ Cards of Thanks, .Engagements 75t in .Memorlarns (4-line verse) $140. Extra verses, each .250 BIRTHS-- CARDS. OF THANKS-,- The Times-Advocate, peceMEer 31 1S19 Pao. 1111 lassifie CLASSIFIED RATES Directory FOR RENT, I• SERVICES — :SERvIcEs., MODERN HOUSE, in Grand Bend, 2-car garage, low rental SERVICES- Phone John Burke, 863 Exeter. SUIT DOESN'T FIT? Altera- e. We celebrate the arrival of 1960 with a sincere wish for our many good friends in this community. May the New Year bring you lots of happiness. Rider's Florist PHONE 761 EXETER Glr~e'te joining the parade of well-wishers who are turning out to greet the New Year and to extend to you and your 1oved ones the sincere hope that its ealendat holds- many happy beedglom in Stord for yon. Huron Lumber Co. LTD. PHONE 48 EXETER To everyone, we send our best wishes jot a blew Year filled with good health, happiness and success. MacLaren Pharmacy 'PHONE 140 GRAND BEND 1....••••••••••••••••••• NOTICES TO CREDITORS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Box 58, Centralia, Ontario. In the Estate of 10:29tfe William Francis Abbott, deceased. PERSONAL— BABY CHICKS— LOWER 4s ROOMS and bath, un- ANYBODY !Wishing rattle spray- furnished, entirely private, heat- ed for lice, contact Bill Watson, ed., range service and separate phone Dashwood hot water tank. William St., near, 11:26tfne downtown. Vacant January 1, - 1060. Phone 232-M. 31c FILTER QUEEN sales and ser- f vice. Repairs to all makes of vacuum cleaners. For service phone 659.J Exeter.. 9:17-12:31* VIKING ELECTRIC SEPARATORS & MILKING MACHINES See Your authorized dealer for repairs and sales. BASIL O'ROURKE. Blacksmith and Welding Shop room. Phone 36 Grand Bend orl Brucefield ' apply Ken Wein, theatre build- Christmas guests in the corn munity were: Mr. arid Mrs. Cartnan Rim] and family of St. Marys, Mr. John. Rinn, Mr. Bill Rinn and Howard Rinn, Miss Noreen Wal- k= of Base Line, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lambert, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomsen and family with Mrs, (Seale Thomson. Mr. and Abs. Ross Langford and family, and Mrs, Herb Langford of Granton with Mr. And Keneeth Langford... • Christmas guests out of the community were: Mr. and Airs. William Jones and family with Mr, and Airs, James 13, Bryan and family of. Prospect Hill. Mrs. Lottie Jones with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Bryan of Granton, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Massey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mos- sey with Air. and Mrs. W. 13. Young and Mrs, Joseph Mossey of St. Marys. Mr, and Mrs. Claire Sisson and Marie with Mr,. and Mrs. Laverne Hawken Arkona and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Petch of Stra throy, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkin- son and family with Mr. and Mrs. George Dann of London, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thac- ker and family with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patison of. St. Marys and Mr, and Mrs. Beattie, Lon- don, Personal items The Woodham YPIJ met at the home of Claire and Ruth Hooper on Sunday evening Airs. Lellie Jones and Mrs. Fred Thomson returned with Mrs, Alvada Ilopkin of Mitchell on Saturday for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. ,,Tack Thomson, Sharon, Grant and Mary Lou spent Sunday evening with Mr,. end Mrs, Kenneth Parkinson. Mr, and Mrs. William Jones, and family were Saturday eve- ning guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bryan of Prospect Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Massey were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Schiestol, of Tees- water. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tracey, Morley and Eddie of Welburn, Mr, Roy Lust of Sillsville, Miss Beth Facey and Mr, Jim Pyne of Belleville were Saturday eve- . . . By MISS Jo-ANNE HOOD Mr. and Mrs. Santa. Claus were seen in the village several times prior to Christmas Day and appeared to be staying at the home of Air. and Mrs. John McDonald. Santa was seen at the con- cert at St. Daniien's School di- rected by the teacher Airs. George Carburt on Tuesday, De- cember 22. He remembered all with gifts, He was also seen at the Christmas party of the Scouts and Cubs on Wednesday, Dec- ember 23 where he distributed gifts. Airs. Claus appeared at the Catholic Women's League Christ- mas party on Monday, Decem- ber 21 after a brief business meeting opened by director Fa- ther W. G, Smith and con- tacted by the president, Mrs. Marcel Collez. She also pre- sented gilts. Local items Last Friday sfternoon, Grand Bend and district children were entertained at the theatre, Films and cartoons were shown and Santa distributed gifts. Last Sunday night the CGIT held the annual vesper service in the United Church. Lions Ladies night One of the most successful la- dies night featured by the Lions Club was held at the Village Inn with Mr. and Mrs. 0. Wessman as hosts. After a turkey banquet dan- cing was enjoyed to recorded music provided by Messrs. J. L. Hood and John McDonald, LAMONTAGNE — Mr. and Mrs, .Lamontagne,Claude Sanders St., Exeter, announce the birth of a daughter, Marie Irene Lynes at South 1-luron Hospital, December 24, LANCE — Mr. and Mrs. E. Lance, John St„ Exeter, an- nounce the birth of a son, Graham John, at South Huron Hospital, December 28—a bro- ther for Murray. RAMMELOO — Mr. and Airs. Pierre Rammeloo, RR 2 Dash- wood announce the birth of a son, Perry, at South Huron Hospital, December 23. DEATHS— TINNEY—Suddenly, as a result of an accident, on Tuesday, December 29, Christopher John Tinney, beloved son of Homer (Ty) and Violet Tinney, of Widder St, St. Marys, and dear brother of Ronald, Gregory, Matthew and Tanya, all at home, in his fifth year. Rest- ing at the Marriott Funeral hl o nI e, Wellington St„ St. Marys, where the funeral ser- vice will be held Thursday, December 31, at 2 a.m. Inter- ment in St. Marys cemetery, 31c CARDS OF THANKS — We would like to express our appreciation to Pearl Hender- son for the lovely hair styling and make-up service she provid- ed for our daughter, Joan Bar- bara, on her wedding day.—Air, and Mrs. A. L. Guilford. 31c I wish to express my thanks to my relatives and friends for their cards, flowers, treats and visits while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, and since returning home.—Mrs. Wellwood Gill. 31* I wish to extend my thanks to friends, relatives, neighbours, the lodges and bowling team for cards, flowers and fruit given to me while a patient in Victoria Hospital and since returning home.—William Stanlake. 31c The family of the late E. J. Willert wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to their friends, neighbours and relatives for the many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement in the loss of a dear husband and father. Special thanks to Rev. Fisher, Dr. Goddard and the Bonthron funeral home, also those who helped in any way. 31c By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR The Base Line school held its annual . Christmas concert on Tuesday evening, December 22. The school, was filled to capa- city, some attending from Kirk- ton and 8th Line. The pupils showed their talents under the direction of their teacher, Miss Marilyn Marshall of Kirkton and their music teach- er, Mr. Harley, Mitchell. The program featured recites tions by Brenda Parkinson, Paul Coward, Ralph Baker, Bill Es- son and John Verhaeghe; vocal duet by Cathy and. Ricky De 13rabandere; , solos by Brenda Parkinson and Wilma Elston; choruses by the school and jun- ior and senior boys; and a Christmas wreath drill, Taking special parts in a Christmas pageant were Paul Coward, Wilma Elston and. Bill Esson; humorous dialogue, Owen O'Brien and George Baker; jun- ior's dialogue, taken by Shirley and Brenda Parkinson. IN MEMORIAM- 11.0IIDE—In loving memory of. Henry Rohde, who passed away five years ago, January 1, 1955. The world changes, year to year, And friends froth day to day, But never will the one we loved From memory pass away, —Ever:4 remembered by his wife and family, 31nc HOW:E—In loving memory of a dear brother, Jim Howe, who passed away suddenly on De- cember 31, 1955. December comes with sad re- gret Of one we loved and will never forget, God will mend the broken chain That links us till we meet again. —Ever remembered by brothers Ed, Bill, Nelson and sister Ethel. 31* KOEHLER—In loving memory of the late Bruce Koehler who passed away one year ago, December 30, When evening shades are falling, And we sit in quiet alone, To our hearts there comes a longing, If he only could come home. Friends may think we have for-I gotten, When at times they see us smile, But they little know the heart- aches, Our smiles hide all, the while. —Ever remembered by his wife and family. 31c , Taking part in a play with Christmas all mixed up were Bill Esson, Leon Coward, Wilma Timms, Ronnie McNaughton, David Strahan, Paul Coward. Elston, Ed Holland and Donald Strahan. In the "Stories of Mother Goose" the part of Moth- er Goose was taken by Wilma Elston, Little Boy, Paul Coward; Little Bo Peep, Brenda Parkin- son; little Miss Muffett, Cathy De Brabandere; Little Boy Blue, Ron McNaughton; Little Jack Horner„Tohn Timins; Crooked Man, Grant Elston; Cobbler, Ed Holland; Pussy Cat, Ricky Dc Brabanclere; Tom -the Piper's Son, Ralph Baker; Humpty Damply, Bill Esson; Wee Willie Winky„Tohn Verhaeghe; Old King Cole, Owen .M. O'Brien; Farmer in the Dell, Leon Cow- ard; The Baker, Donald .Strahan all _singing at the wedding of Jack and Jill played by David Strahan .and Shirley Timms, The , "Northern. Lights" was staged with different colored bulbs .in. a darkened moth and a First Insertion—Per Inch $1.40 Second Intertion—Per Inch $1.25 Minimum one inch, accepted only in multipl. of 1/s inch, FOR SALE— SPRAYED APPLES—Macintosh, King, Sweets, Spy, Russet, De- licious, Snow, Greening, etc, One mile south of Varna, Fred Mc- Clymont & Sons. 10: 8tfc SEWING MACHINE Singer Portable with complete attachments a n d accessories. Take over 6 payments of $5.10 or full amount of $30.50. Still under warranty. Apply Box "HAX", Times-Advocate. 31c 1,000 BALES HAY, fresh as sec- ond cut; 1,000 hales of straw, oats and wheat. Apply John Kahat, Centralia, phone AC 8- 6281. 31:7c PONY, 2 years old, Hackney and Welsh. Broken on halter and saddle. Apply Douglas Gill, 177 Grand Bend. 31* OFFICE EQUIPMENT — Head- quarters for Royal typewriters, Victor adding machines. We can save you money) Exeter Times- Advocate, phone 770. 27tfc CHUNKS & WEANERS — Phone AC 8-6253. 12:17tfnc FOR RENT— HOUSE with furnace, running water and kitchen cupboards. Three miles west of Hensel]. off No. 84 highway. Phone Zurich 88-r-22. 17: 22: 30c APARTMENT — Furnished and heated. Beavers Hardware. 23:31c APARTMENT, furnished, heat- ed, central location. Available immediately. Phone 710 Exeter. 31c REALTOR GENERAL INSURANCE 86 Anne St. Exeter Phone 435 BUILDING SITE, Main St. at Huron. Suitable for store or of- fices or apartments. ON NO. 4 HIGHWAY south of Hensall, about 3 acres, excellent property on which to build, 200 ACRE FARMS? Yes, several. We have several farms, stores and other properties. Exeter building lots. WE NEED some houses for pros- pective buyers. FOR RENT 3-ROOM APARTMENT, unfur- nished, upstairs, vacant. PARTLY FURNISHED small main floor apartment, vacant, EARL PARSONS, Phone 507 RUSSELL BRODERICK Phone 1187-W EMPLOYMENT WANTED — ODD JOBS, carpentering, paint- ing etc. Phone Centralia AC 8- 6687. 1:5tfc CAPABLE WOMAN wants house- work, by the day. Phone 439-W Exeter, 425 William St. 31c Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association "Where Better Bulls Are Used" Artifice! Insemination Service for all Breeds of Cattle Farmer owned and controlled. Call us between 7:30 and 10:00 a.m. weekdays and 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. Saturday evenings, at CLINTON ZENITH 9-5650 11:19tfc SANITATION SERVICE—Septic tank pumping and repairs; new installation — septic tank and drainage. Call 205 Grand Bend. 10:1-12:31* HORSE OWNERS — The Flying: "W" Ranch now offers newly- constructed facilities for you and your horse. Our steel barn features both box and standing stalls, All toniatic water bowls, etc. All of which is surrounded by acres of pasture and sidings area, Board by week or month. Why not come out and look around, or call its? The Flying "W" Ranch, h,R 1 Clande1 o, , jest 30 minutes from the Exeter area. 17:23:30:7e SEPTIC TANKS PUMPED, im- mediate service, Butler Bros. Our new phone ntlinher is Lucan BA 74354 or BA 7-4312. 11:19-1:21.* Cross ready-to-lay pullets, Day- olds and started to order. Re- quest list. Order now February broilers. Leghorns and dual pur- pose chicks to order. Bray Hatchery, Eric Carscadden, Ex- eter, phone 246-W. 23:31c EQUIPMENT FOR RENT— Floor S31i3r3 Floor. Edgers, Floor Polishers Vacuum Cleaners, Tools, Etc. BEAVERS HARDWARE EXETER 2:19tIne DR. J. W. CORBETT L.D.S., D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEON 814 Main Street South Phone 273 Exeter Closed Wednesday Afternoons USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Head Office — Exeter, President Alex J. Rohde RR 3 Mitchell Vice-President Milton McCurdy RR 1 Kirkton Directors 143 Clayton Colquhoun PR 1 Agents Harry Coates RR 1 Centralia Clayton Harris Mitchell Stanley Hocking Mitchell Solicitor W. G. Cochrane Exeter Secre'ta ry.Tre a surer Arthur Fres& Exeter ALVIN WALPER PROVINCIAL LICENSED AUCTIONEER For your sale, large or small, courteous and efficient service at all times, "Service That Satisfies" PHONE 119 DASHWOOD W. S. O'NEIL & SON AUCTIONEERS LIVESTOCK GENERAL FARM SALES ANT) REAL ESTATE For Sale dates PHONE 287 GRANTON COLLECT G, A, WEBS, D.C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC tifIUGLEtS' THERAPY Pot APPeintinetit 'Phone 008 UP TO $5,00 PAID for dead nt .disable horses and cows, accord, • ing to size and .coodition, Call promptly. All s m 11 .anirnail picked up free of ',charge. Fhonft,7.. ld Andrews, 651-r-11. .Seaforth, collect. 10:15 tfn„." LOST- 1 CAR TIRE, 710 x15, and 1 truck tire. Lost somewhere be.. tweets Crediton and Mt. Carmel, Phone Don Regier, Creditor] 41s r-3, 300 HELP WANTED— Application Wanted Applications will be received until January 12, 1960, at 6 p.m. for the s combined position of clerk, treasurer, tax collector ' and assessor for the Village of Hensall. Apply in writing only, stating age, qualifications, ex- perience, etc. Envelopes to be clearly marked "application" and sent to the undersigned. P, L, MeNAUGHTON, Clerk-Treasurer, Hensall, Ontario. 23:31:Se against the estate of Williant Francis Abbott, late of the Town of Exeter, in the County of Huron, Gentleman, who died on or about the first day of April, 1959, are required to file particulars of same with Bell & Laughton, solicitors of Exeter, Ontario, by the 2nd day of January, 1960, after which date the estate will be distributed having regard only to those claims of which notice has been received, Bell & Laughton Solicitors for the Administratri; Exeter, Ont. 17:22:30e EXETER PHONE 711 W. G. COCHRANE BARRISTER & SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Hensall Office Open Wednesday and Friday Afternoons 1:30 to 5:30 EXETER PHONE 14 DR. H. H. COWEN DENTAL SURGEON L.D.S., D.D.S. N. L. MARTIN OPTOMETRIST Main Street, Exeter Open Every Weekday Except Wednesday For Appointment Phone 35S SUPERIOR MAINTENANCE SERVICES Commercial, Industrial and Residential Janitor Work FREE ESTIMATES Reasonable Rates PHONE 707 EXETER ARTHUR FRASER INCOME TAX REPORTS / BOOKKEEPING SERVICE ETC. Ann St., Exeter Phone $04 JOHN WARD, D.C. LICENSED CHIROPRACTOR DRUGLESS THERAPIST 21 Hill St,, Exeter Phone. 571-3 far Appointment BELL & LAUGHTON BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS dt NOTARIES PUBLIC ELMER D. BELL, Q.C, C. V, LAUGHTON, L.L.Bo /oriel' Office Tuesday ' Afternoon EXETER PHONE 4 News of Blanshar By MRS. GLADWY.N HOQPER - ning guests of Air. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper. Mr. and Mrs. Deuglas Sehies- tot of Teeswater spent Christmas eve and Christmas day with Mr. And Mrs. Cecil Mossey and Mr. !AO Mrs. W. R. Young and Mrs. James Mossey of St, Marys. I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Aladin of St. Marys were Sunday guests of Air. and Mrs, Cecil Mossey, • Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkin- son and family were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs, Gordon !Bender of Dashwood. family. South . Huron Hospital, Dec em- 1 core thanks and appreciation to, Santa visits her 24. Grand Bend their friends, neighbours and relatives for the many acts of kindness, cards, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes in their recent sad be- , reavement. Special thanks to, 'Rev, E. Roulston, R.ev. E. M." I wish to thank all my friends! for their thoughtfulness and acts, of kindness shown me at Christ-s mas time, It was all very much appreciated.—Isabelle Snell. WI To all who remembered me with cards, visits and flowers while a patient in South Huron Hospital and St. Joseph's Hos-' natal, London, and since return- ing home, Also thanks to the staff of the hospital. — George: Davis. 31e, I wish to thank the hoxholders for the gifts and money re-i ceived at Christmas — Norman Long. 31.nc Cook, pallbearers, flower bear-' ers, nursing staff and doctors of • Victoria hospital and Murdy funeral home, Lucan, 31* School yule program enjoyed at Base Line ARSENAULT — Mr. and Airs. I wish to thank all those who' Victor Arsenault, Grand Bend, so thoughtfully remembered me announce the birth of a son, in any way while a Okla in. Michael Scott, at South Huron Victoria Hospital and since re-i Hospital, December 27, 'turning home—Eva Sims. 31* 4 , ' • • . r s.s. a 's , .,'-,; i Mr. .and Mrs. Kenneth Lang-, Linda and Ross of S'roSPeet slut ford and family spent Monday CROCKFORD — Dr. and Mrs. To the management and staff with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thorns i' with Mrs. Fs. Trewartha of Morley Crockford, Toronto, of the Heywood Rest name for Eon , tiolmesville, (nee Kerslake) are happy to their continued kind care, and Mr. Roy Loyst of Sillsville,! Mr. Roy Loyst of Sillsville announce the arrival of their to the many friends who. remem- Miss Beth Facey and Mr, Jim spent Saturday with Mr. and chosen daughter, Jane Marie,j "scrod me at Christmas, 1 wish, Tyne. of Belleville, Miss Lorna' Mrs, Gladwyn Hooper, • JEFFERY—Glenn and Dorothy to say a sincere "thank you".---I Facey of St. Thomas, Mr. and I Jeffery (nee, Thomson) RR 3 Olive Prior. 31*, Mrs. Kenneth Facey, Eddie and I Exeter, announce the birth oft The family of the late Gladys ! Morley of Wellburn with Mr.I their son, Alan Graham, at. Lynn wish to express their sinsl Semi-Display Classifieds and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper, aed. i (Restricted to One Column) 1;',13 WORD 3c (Minimum 850) 20c Off if paid by Saturday following last insertion, Second Insertion 2 1/2 c PER WCIPO (Minimum 55e) 2c PER WORD (Minimum. 45e) Si* Insertions PUPS, German Shepherd, black and silver. Apply Orville Raw- lings, Clandeboye, Ont. 31.c BATH TUB, 4' 6", leg type, com- plete taps and waste, Per- feet condition. R. E. Balkwill, 31*. play "Christmas Carol" was pre- sented with John Timms as Scrooge, Leon Coward as Bob Cratchit, Wilma Elston as Mrs. Cratchit and David Strahan as Tiny Tim. Three former pupils, Misses Shirley Timms and Sharon Mar- riott of St. Marys High School and Mary De Brabandere of St. Joseph's Academy, London, as- sisted with the presentation of the program Personal items Mr, John Rinn, Howard and Bill, were guests of Mrs. Fred Thompson on Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. A. Dewar spent. Christmas with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. V. Trott and fam- ily, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. A. Rundle were guests of Mr. and Mrs. jack Smith, Woodham. .Mr and Mrs. Tom Marriott of Sarnia and Miss Diane. Mar- riott of Montreal (stationed there) flew home to be with their parents, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Marriott and Sharon, on Christrn as. Miss Noreen Walkom was a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Olive Scott, Rtisseldele, who held a. family gathering in the hall there Christmas Day, Christmas Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Howard Berry in Toronto with their son, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Berry and family and their daughter, Air, .and Mrs. Harvey Beecroft and fam- ily.. Mr. and Mrs. ,Nelson Baker and family and Mr. Fred Jami- son, Kate and Flotenee, with Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Johnston, Kirkton. With Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Baker were Me. Herbert Beer and daughter Anna, of Mitchell, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Carter and family and Mr„ and Mrs, GeOrge. Carter, 8th tine, with their _daughter, .Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baker and family .„ With Mr. and. Airs, Robert Elston were Mr, and Mrs. Clare Mr'. and .Janice London, Mr. Elston and Jesse Eiston,,.MrS. Ida Rnex and Joyce of .St. Marys. .... aild, Mrs, Eno Mortow of London With their 'parents, Alt„ and Mrs. Otto' Reinter, . and Mrs, ,Tim 'Kay, Of Hyde Park, with Mr, and Mrs. Toni Coward. Harvey, ParkiriSen with Soft, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Parkin• son and faitily. _With Mr. and Mrs, Duncan. MeNatightnti Were his !nether, Mrs, McNaughton, acid broth. ...4 Please turn page 13 APARTMENT, 3 rooms, heated, refrigerator and stove supplied; utllttles pa id; priva.e bath; I available immedi ately. Apply 321,E Huron St. W. J. R. Traquair or R. B. Williams, phone Kirkton . 4 COTTAGES, furnished, winter-. ized, all newly decorated, three" ith 2 is dr s one ith 1 bed-1 REAL ESTATE-- A Happy And Prosperous New Year To All C, V. PICKARD Real Estate and Insurance W. C. Pearce 31c tions, double breasted suits made singles. Spurrell, 87 Dundas, London GE 9-4351. 5:14tfnc Bruce Refrigeration SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 224 GRAND RENO 12:17tfe PIANO TUNING and repairing, piano Action work, Alf Denotn. me, tut 2 Zurich, residence St. Joseph, Ontario, phone 954-12 ' .., , 10:5.1:14* SNOWPLOWING — Lanes, drive. ways, etc, Phone Harold 'Stein• hoffo brand Bend 200. Al* • forth district, one acre or less, one-floor, three-bedroom house,' I garage and building for trucks. Cash buy. S. M. Emery, Real Estate Broker, Parkhill, phone AX 4-68iii , 31:7e HIGHEST prices paid for geese and duck feathers or feather ticks; beef hides, Apply Box . "LXT", Times-Advocate. 12:31.2:4*1 PARLOR ORGAN, in good play-, ing condition. Type and condi- tion of case not important, Thos.1 H, Walker, 15 Nelson St., phone' 553 Exeter. 31c Science Hill Martin Feeney RR 2 Dublin WASHING MACHINES repaired.I Robert G. Gardiner RR 1 Apply Paul Sass, 66 William St., Crornarty Exeter. 10:2242:31* Timothy B. Toohey BR 3 Lucan cow ing, Grand Bend. 31:26tfnc . . I l WANTED — 3-ROOM APARTMENT, furnish- ed, heated, with private bath! PROPERTY WANTED and separate entrance. No pets i lease Phone 400-W evenings or Country property, Exeter-Sea- apply 169 William St. 23: 30*1 NOW AVAILABLE, Ames In- All persons having claim. M. J. Gaiser REAL ESTATE PHONE 24 Salesman: SAM HENDRICK Business Directory Ontario Main Street Exeter Closed Wednesday Afternoons PHONE 36