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REACHES 90 — Mrs, Benson
Williams, RR 3 Exeter, who's
always doing something", eel-
r.hrated her 90th birthday Tues-
day at the home of her son, R,
W. Williams, Usborne. She's
xti11 quite active, es to cro-
chet and quilt, helps with bak.
IA g and some farm chores. The
fOrrner Melissa Cann, she went
to Lumley school and was ac"
two in Bethany church before
it was closed. She spent oNew
Year's day in St. Thomas at a
family reunion at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones.
flog ultimatum?
4Continued from page' 9
marketing act gave the ho
/*lard the power to direct th
selling of hogs in the provinc
two years ago.
•
puture threatened
In the meantime, Deputy Min
iter E. M. Biggs has castigate
McInnis for action which Bigg
said threatened the future of a
government farm marketin
schemes. And government board
chairman George McCague ha
4brown road blocks in the pail
a the crusading hog board h
the form of new operating reg
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RED FORMAL, Sophia Original
size 14, with black riet over skirt
and bodice, Phone 518M,
..`
Z. FANS, 16", drum type: also
'Y0arlitig bens. Clarence Moon,
6e
11:3tfe
HARDWOOD, SLABS,. .cholee,
mostly hard reeple. Ten cord
delivered, $40. Gates $aw Mill,
290 Ashland Ave., phone GL 1-
4420, London, 2ltfnc
V.,500 SECOND MORTGAGE on
new house; will allow liberal dis-
eount, Apply Box LLT, Exeter
Times,Advocete, 12: Hie
1 .Cre.ditori.
JANUARY JACKPOT sale at
Jack Smith Jeweller's. Big sav-
ings throughout the store. Don't
miss It. 6e
WANTED—
LIVE POULTRY — Imperial
Poultry Ltd., phone Exeter 685
collect or Watford 241 .collect.
2:11tfne
WANTED
Used Cars and Trucks
" for wreeking.
Somebody goofed and we've got
a letter -size filing cabinet on our
hands. It's olive green and has
a lock, Good sturdy Sunshine
construction, smooth action,
cradle -type drawer suspension.
, Because we haven't got floori
space it's regular price of $100.00.
will be cut to •
$75,00
THE TIME5,ADVOCATE
12:15tfnc
2 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS, vaccin-
ated, bred Hereford, due soon,
John Berendsen, Kirkton, 114
miles east of Farquhar ,on 83
Highway, Phone Kirkton 21r4.
FEED TURNIPS, steady supply
available, Contact Exeter Pro-
duce and Storage, phone 580.
29:5c
OFFICE EQUIPMENT — Head -
'quarters for Royal typewriters,
Victor adding machines. We can
save you money! Exeter Times-.
Advocate, phone 770.
27tfc
WHEN YOU CARE enough to
want the very best, get Simmons
Beautyrest Mattress, Baetz Bros;
Furniture or Kelvinator 'refriger-
ators, freezers, ranges, wringer
washers or automatic washers
and dryers' from Sandy Elliot,
444 Main St, 6c
WOODS GRINDER, 2 horse elec-
tric motor and grain box, nearly
new condition; litter c a r r i e r
track, approximately 200 feet,
complete with hangers' and hoist.
Apply Ross Francis, RR 1 Kirk -
ton, or phone 34r8. 6:12*
FEED TURNIPS—Phone AC 8--
6716 or 228W3 or contact R. Hey-
wood, Centralia. 6:12*
WHEAT STRAW, 4,000 bales;
1,000 bales oat straw. Phone
49r2 Grand Bend. 6:12:19*
SPY APPLES and good cooking
Ontario grown potatoes. Roy Pitt,
Lucan, phone BAldwin 7-4793. 6*
DAVENPORT and chair, Phone
8-6889. 6:12c
CHESTERFIELD, 3 - piece, in
wine, and 1 green chair; Ax-
minster rug, 9' x 10½', in good
condition. Apply Chester Dunn,
phone 630W4 Exeter. 6*
FOR SALE OR TRADE -6' x 12'
snooker table, in real good con-
dition. Will sell pr trade for a
,Boston or small snooker table.
Phone 279 Ilderton or contact J,
E. McNair, 6c
s .3 TIRES, 600-16, one snow tire,!
like new. Apply William Walters,
Winehelsea. 6nc
MeInnis said the governmen
le exercising state control ovei
Nag -marketing under the guise
of regulations designed to give
the, impression of ,farmer man
siement.
they want state control
they should bring in regulations
e,
for state control," he said.
tHe continued. "There is state
control over the selling of pork
p-eoducts. I say this is rank dis-
elimination. This I feel should
be challenged."
-McInnis Said the change In
hog marketing regulations justi-
fe carrying bill 86 to the Su-
preme Court.
86, passed by the Onta-
rio government last year, estab-
Ifshed a tighter government
control over the financial man-
e -gement of farm m ark etin g
groups.)
t
three avenues
'Three courses af action are
open to hog farmers, McInnis
otiggested, are to: agree to work
out Somekind of state control
aySteM with the FPM11. "This
would keep us from any under-
; the -table payments and the di-
rection of hogs by the packers
that we used to have;" resign
as the selling agency. "This
would lead to the bootlegging of
e bop and un.der-the-table pay-
ments;" and go on record as
being opposed to this method of
state control, but let the govern-
ment come tip with the details
en how to make it work.
In an editorial in the hog
board's monthly Market Place,
which was distributed at the
meeting, „blame for the current
hassle over hog marketing was
laid at the feet of the "Big Ten"
1:)f Ontario's paekinghouse ledus-
try."
The editorial stated the nee.
kers would like to see the gov-
ernment establish an auction
system Of selling hogs "to fur.
ther reduce coMpetition" and
'open the deers to packer pelt -
Ing end 'Undetectable colluSioil,"
Hot potato
the Meeting atiOteted reso-
itt ti 6 :I) confirming McInnis'
choice fo dump the hot potato
ef tog marketing in the govern
rient's lap,
/Ate in the ineetieg, agricul-
ture Minister Geodfelleve, den-
tttY Minister BiggS, arid gevern-
ment board chairman MeCague
arrived at the hog board dire -
tore inVitation,
PODOWitlit spetcheaby tlw
flireef Whielt they Pledged
t their tei-oPeretiett. With tbei log
hAard, their thelltititling
deice iri Vdeiette farm
le TON TRUCK, 1960 Chev, low
mileage; moved to new. location,
truck not required. Apply C.1
Maxwell, CNR. section foreman,
Hensel], Ont. 6:12:19c ,
Parts sold reasonable. Tires,
tubes, rads, generators, trans-
missions and motors.
McSTEPHEN AUTO WRECKERS
RR 1 CREDITON
Phone AC 8-6214
l7tfc
DOLL FURNITURE, used, in
good condition, Phone 677J. 6*
GOOD HOME for 8 puppies,
weaned, Mother is border collie.
Phone 177J1 Exeter.
MISCELLANEOUS —
WOULD THE PERSON who took
a new car coat from the Legion
Hall, Lucan, Monday night kind-
ly leave it with the President of
the Legion, Ralph Smith. 6c
BABY CHICKS_
AMES IN -CROSS pullets, dual
purpose, dayolds to order. Some
started pullets available immed-
iately.earder April broilers now,
Contact local manager — Eric
Carscadden, Bray Hatchery, Ex-
eter, phone 246W. 6cn
FOR RENT—
APARTMENT, all modern con-
veniences, hot water heating, at-
tractive, complete privacy, bath-
room, laundry, garege; available
immediately. William Oestricher,
phone 12J' Crediton. 11: 24tfne
INSTALLATIONS
on septic tanks and drainage,
SANITATION $4,RVICE
Septic tank pumping and
drainage repairs,
BILL .FINCH
Phone 20.5 Grand Bend
15:22:29*tfe
Dead or Dismsed
Trees?
We specialize in cutting and
removal of trees,
M, L. Mc1NTYRE
Phone Exeter 309-J
6:9tfne
FOR PROMPT SERVICE for
dead or disabled animals, Any-
thing over 300 lbs,,
we pay the
phone call Seven days a week
service. Phone Ed Andrews,
8.51r11 Seaford). Truck licensed
under Dead Stock Disposal Act,
License Nf, 42C60. 12;8-2:23*
ACHESON'S dead stock service
pays highest cash prices for
dead, old, sick or disabled
horses and cattle, Phone Long
vDiicset.ance Atwood Zenith 34900
(no cost to you). Seven-day ser -
10:6 -3:30
FURNITURE REFINISHING
ANTIQUE REPAIRING
GENERAL REPAIRING
to Lamps, Clocks, Appliances,
etc.
Your business and patronage
will be appreciated.
JACK FULCHER
457 Edward St. S., Exeter
Phone 225 PO Box 225
6c
SleRAYING—Anyone wishing to
have their barns sprayed for
brucellosis or cattle sprayed for
lice, call Hubert Cooper, 599J3
Exeter. 10:13-11: 24*tfnc
APARTMENT, 5 rooms, tinfur. I AM CLEANING and white-
nished, heated, hot water sup- washing barns for brucellosis.
plied, Apply A, J. Penhale, 70 Anyone interested, phone Ailsa
John St, East
' ' 12:8tfne Craig 104, collect, Roland Neil.
10:20tfnc
3-RO APARTMENT, furnish-
ed, 4 -piece bath, automatic
oil furnace, separate entrance,
No pets please. Apply 169 Wil-
liam St, or phone 400W evenings.
12:8*Unc
ELECTROLUX sales and ser-
vice. Bert Harris, 109 Newgate
St., Goderich, phone JA 4-7917.
8:15:22:29*tfc
CATTLE SPRAYING — Anyone
3 -ROOM APARTMENT, use of wishing' their cattle sprayed for
bathroom and basement. Mrs. A. lice call Bill Watson phone 37r19
Dashwood, 12:8tfc
Zimmer, Dashwood, phone 9.
22;29:7c
APARTMENT, lower, furnished,
heated, bath and -shower,' hot
water supplied, front and rear
entrance. Apply in person at 59
John St, East. 29:6c
HOUSE, on Highway 4, near
Lucan, modern conveniences, im-
'mediate possession. Phone Lon-
don GEneral 9-6192, 6c
APARTMENT, 2 -bedroom, un.
furnished, heated, private ent-
rance. Apply 243 Huron .St.,
phone 661. 6c
HOUSE, 3-bedrooin, bathroom..
PIANO TUNING and repairing,
piano action work, Alf Denom-
me, RR 2 Zurich, residence St.
Joseph, Cntario, phone 95r12
Zurich. 11:17-2:2*
Waterloo Cattle
Breeding
Association
"WHERE BETTER BULLS
c en, dining room, wine room ARE USED"
and den, oil furnace, located on
main road near Kirkton, Phone
Kirkton 123. 6:12c
kAPARTMENT 2 b d , heat-
ed, upstairs, iurnished, or unfur-
nished. Apply 92 Main St., phone,
162W.
9 WEAN'ER PIGS Murray; WANTED TO RENT
—
Thompson phone BA 7-4687.6c
:FARM OR. ACREAGE, from 50
1957 BUICK, V8, automatic, new
tires, all extras, show room con-,
dition, mechanic inspection in-
vited, Apply to The Tim es-
Advocate. 6c
LACOMBE BOARS and gilts, 6
months old. The breed with the
best feed conversions. Robert P.
Allan Brucefield, 6c
1 RECEIVES CERTIFICATE
Exeter Lions Club has re-
ceived a certificate of achieve-
ment for attaining its quota of
I new members during the Oc-
Itober membership developnient
Campaign.
The certificate was forwarded
to 150 acres, for cash crop, Dash-
wood - Crediton area. Write Box.
60, Dashwood, 6:12
HELP WANTED (Female)—
GIRL OR LADY wanted for part
time kitchen work. Apply in per-,
son to Rether's Restaurant, Ex -1
eter, 6e I
!HELP WANTED (Male)— 1
PIPELINE construction. Alberta!
to California. tong job. Top pay,
'Send 30e and addressed envelope
for "Construction News", CLCO,
Farmer owned and controlled
Service at cost
Choice of bull and breed
Our artificial breeding service
will help you to a more efficient
livestock operation
For service or more
information call:
CLINTON ZENITH 9-5650
Better Cattle For Better Living
PLANNIN6 'TO BUILD,
DECORATE OR REMODEL?
CALL ART WHILSMITH, 386M
AND JACK FULCHER, 225
Exeter, Ontario
PAINTING & CARPENTRY
ROOM & BOARD aveilable from
Monday to Friday, close to
schools and uptown, Phone 704.
6c
Box 463, Kirkland, Wash., USA, '
6* REAL
this week to Presidellt Reg BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Beavers,
Debate issues
,—Continued from page 9
:leave Canada without any sugar,
Harvey Taylor, Brucefield, re-
ported fo rthe Bean Board and
I
ciation, He note dthat for the past
i for Co-operative Insurance Asso-
three years 70 cents of the de -
!ducted 77 cents per bushel had
gone back to the growers, The
!seven cents was used to operate
; the hoard, and to arrange for
exporting surplue,
"The Seaway 'hat Mt us Alp
'RAWLEIGII BUSINESS now open
in part of 'Huron County. Trade
well established, Excellent op-
portunity. Feull time, Write at
!once. Rawleigh's, Dept. A-202-
.189, 4005 Rithelieu, ,11ontreal.
SERVICES—
, SEPTIC TANKS PUIvIPED—Im-
mediate Service, always avail-
able. Butler Bros,, Lucari, phone
"BA 7-4254 or BA 7-4212 collect.
8:4 trite
6cn
to London, England, via Sarnia, Bruce
' for about th8 same peice as it
used, to cost to get them just lo: Refrigeration
„Halifax, It is her dto plan pro-
duction in heahs, There was only
a yield of 13 bushel to thc acre
thi syear, compared to 20 bush -
Is sorne years," Mr. Taylor no-
ted that there ere only 4,600 bean
producers now, compared to 9,000
about 20 years ago when the Bean
'Board was formed.
Gordon Greig reported for the
land aequisition committee which
had been satisfied with agree-
ments tinaliged with Ontario Hy -
dee. Ito said thatfarmers feel
they are being unjustly 'assessed
for the cost of edutatierif and for
the tost of achninistratiort ot. jus -
tide.
• „ -
Marketing echettes, and their
sitieere toncete for hetg
ere, the Meeting dalIed Second
Vele Oh the reeeltitide,
Ageirl Med or.tho efelegateie
nreseni We.te in trivet stiek-
Mg with their Peteeent Method
of sale, NOb(kly Opposed,
SALES AND SERVICE
I ,
PHONE 224 GRAND BEND
12;17tfc
ANYON.F. wishing whitewashing
or disinfeetirig barns for brucel-
, losis, contact Bill Watson, phone
37-r-19 Dashwood, 3:17tfnc
FILTER, QUEEN sales and Ser,
viee, Repairs to all makes Of
vacuum cleaners. Used Vacuttne
: cleaners of all makes for sale,
1Bob Peck, :phone Hensel! 606-r,
2.11;24-12:29g tfe
Mount Logan, nearly 20,000
feet and Canada's highest, was
firet eSteeded in VAS,
Per capital in constant 1640
dollars, Canada's gross datiOrtal
Pretittet inereased by 11),:k per
eMIT in the 1946,56 peeled, de,
ailed by four' per dent froin
11956.10 1950.
ESTATE —
Call iB
At
863
FOR
REAL ESTATE
AND GENERAL
INSURANCE
Reduce On
Three Meals a Day
"My doctor recommended that
lose weight, but it had always
been difficult for me te do. heard
of the Naran Plan and an) de-
lighted with the results, 1 have
lost weight easily and I don't
have to starve, I feel so much het
tor after losing weight. 1 hone
overweight people will try the
Naran Plan, T am sure they will
be pleased AS am."
Mits, I1L LaunliniUst
Ii.ort, Arthur
ha or _volt t bin tr-
if;'.(Irsi°I 1 as
weight, Yeti can reduce in a
tensible way whieh permits you
to at three nil it day and Still
Insp. weight, If yeti' with to tednee
easily mid Seetthly, yeur
drug store and ask for the Naran
REAL.g$TAT
I REAL ESTATE— TENDERS— NOTICES TO CREDITORS
IF YOU ARE thinking of retird w. C. PEARCE REALTOR
ing in a year or two, here is an!
excellent opportunity to porchase GENERAL INSURANCE
a house now and rent, it until' 86 Anne St. Exeter' !Phone 435
you require it. This small Inch 2 ,„ storey, 3 bedroom, house, 3,
dern house now ives
of $65.00 per moth. The, pay. pseiescson.hath, large furnace with
melds on the $4,000 mortgage air Fonditioner, hot and cold
are 131.411149.47e,r -41,illifioelbmaittiicolnudersegatard,:: water.on tap, garage. quick Ns'
log price and down payment, 2 -bedroom, one -storey house, has
apply to Box WAT, Exeter all .convenieeces, oil heating,
Times-Advoeate. 12;ilfe carport, breezeway, paved drive.
FOR SALE OR RENT—In Ilen- Brik eoltage, .centrally Tacated'
fur. in good condition,
sall, 9 -room brick- house, One -floor, 2 -bedroom house, al -
Terms can be arranged. Immed-
nace, 3 -piece bath, hot water, most. new, with conveniences,
iate possession, Phone 71,f Hen.l R, BRODERICK. Phone 1187-W
sa II.
NOTICES—
For Sale
EXETER -3 -bedroom house, well
located, one block from down.
town, kitchen, bath, living room,
ideal for retired couple.
EXETER — 3 -bedroom, kitchen,
living room, dining rooni and
sunroom, large lot, 2 blocks
from downtown, well located,
one block from schools, Terms
can be arranged.
EXETER—Huron St,, large brick
home, oil heated, garage, large
lot; could be cluplexed; in good
repair: reasonably priced; terms
can be arranged,
FARM FOR SALE — We have
numerous farms from 50 to 300
acres, inquire now.
100 ACRES, McGillivray Town-
ship, good clay loam, 7 acres
bushe buildings in fair condition
—$9,000.00.
150 ACRES, south of Crediton,
clay loam, large barn and silo,
well drained, 8 acres of bush,
brick house. Terms can be ar-
ra nged.
2 LOTS FOR SALE Owned by
Curtin.,'sClub, on George St.
These lots overlook Exeter Park
and river and are choice build -
ins' lots
LOTS FOR SALE — Dow Sub-
division. $600 to $1200. Drive
out and see one of Exeter's
newest sub -divisions on Pryde
boulevard.
M. L Gaiser
REAL ESTATE
Exeter Phone 24
C. V. PICKARD
REAL. ESTATE & INSURANCE
100 PRODUCTIVE -acres, choice
farming area, 380 apple ' and
other small fruit trees of full -
bearing age. Well built brick
house and large barn on wall.
Water and hydro throughout.
Close to highway and public
school. Moderate price and
terms.
WELL LOCATED
APARTMENT HOUSE
Three roomy apartments, each
with private bathroom. Two have
2 bedrooms, large living room,
also up-to-date kitchens, newly
decorated. Building is oil heat-
ed. Separate entrances and me-
ters. This property is well locat-
ed and may be 'purchased at a
price that makes it a particular-
ly good investment. Lib e r al
terms. ' •
3 -BEDROOM HOME, well locat-
ed on nicely treed lot. This isf
a compact home, easily heated!
and low taxes. One bedroom arid
bathroom on first floor. Gil heat-
ed. Terms are available.
$2,000.00 CASH Will give you
possession of well located brick
home. Can be used for two
apartments or larger family
home. Modern kitchen, good 3 -
piece bath, oil burning furnace.
Total price $6,000.00. '
If you wish to buy or sell see
C. V. PICKARD, REALTOR
394 Main St., Exeter
Phones 165 and 628
ATTENTION!
HOUSEWIVES
CAR OWNERS
Mici-Tos.vn Cleaners Now Heve
Equipment For cleaning Your
• CHESTERFIELDS
• 'CHAIRS
• WALL-TO-WALL
BROADLOOM
• CAR UPHOLSTERY
CONTACT JIM HENNESSEY AT
Mid -Town
Cleaners
FOR FREE •ESTIMATES
PHONE EXtitft
Work Done On Your Own
Provikeft Or In Our Plant
Sandy's.
Christmas Draw
During Nov, and Dec. we ad-
vertised extensively our special
Christmas. Draw in which we
were giving over $600 in •prizes.
101 customers are entitled to
Prizes and we knew you would
be anxious to know the results.
We had our, advertisement giving
you that information in the
hands of 'rhe Times -Advocate at
9.30 the first business day ,after
the draw with a special request
to get the results to you. They
were linable to do this for us.
We were disappointed, From our
many phone. calls, we know you
were -disappointed. The results
are in our advertisement in this
week's paper, We thank you for
your .patronage .and for your
patience,
SANDY ELLIOT
AUCTION SALES
MORTGAGE SALE
Of Farm Property
To be held at
the premises
RR 1 KIRKTON, ONTARIO
SATURDAY, JAI" IARY 14, 1960
at 1:00 p.m.
The undersigned will offer for
sale by Public Auction a farm
consisting of 100 acres all of
which is under cultivation, being
Lot Number Eleven in the Thir
teenth Concession, of the Town-
ship .of Usborne, in the County
of Huron. Upon the said pre.
mises there is said to be erect-
ed a brick dwelling house and
suitable out -buildings.
— TERMS,—
One half of the purchase
money to be paid in cash (ten
percent at the time of sale and
forty per cent within thirty days
thereof) the balance to be se•
cured by a mortgage with in-
terest at five (5%) per cent per
annum.
The property will be offered
for sale subject to a reserve bid.
For further particulars and
conditions of sale apply to:
A,LVIN WALPER, •
Auctioneer,
Dashwood, Ontario.
FARM CREDIT CORPORATION
20 Eglinton Avenue East,
Toronto 12, Ontario.
21:28:4c
LIQUOR BOARD
.P.NTARIQ
Tenders for Retall.Stor
and ,Werellepee
Exeter, Ontarict,
Sealed Tenders,. .addressed. to
S. Abra, Assistant Comptroller,
lelepor .Control Board of _Ontario,.
wllt be received by the under-
signed veal 3.00 p.m. E.S.T. on
Wednesday, January 11, 1961
Plans, specifications' and tender
forms May be obtained from the
office of the Architect on .deposit
of Fifty Dollars ($50:00).
Tenders shall he accompanied
by a bid bond or certified
chequein the amount of Five
percent (5q) of the contract, A
100^;-. Performance Bond is re-
quired.
The lowest or any tender will
not necessarily be accepted.
6c
usiness
G. A. WEB13, D.C.
DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
DRUGLESS THERAPY
For Appointment Phone 606
BELL & LAUGHTON
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS &
NOTARIES PUBLIC
ELMER D. BELL, Q.C.
C, V,' LAUGHTON, L.L.B.
Zurich office Tuesday
Afternoon
PHONE 4
N. L. MARTIN
OPTOMETRIST
Main Street, Exeter
Open Every Weekday
Except Wednesday
For Appointment Phone 355
EXETER
In The Estate of
t.,au.r4. May Ronnie,.
deeeas-ert.
Altpersons having „dames'
against the estate of Laura May
Ilannie, late of the Town of E.
eter, in the County of Huron,
Widow, who .died. on or about tho
26thday of Novenibor 1960, are
required to file particulars of
.same with Belt 4c Latiehlon, so-
licitors pf Exeter, Ontarie, hy
the 7th day of .January lost,
after which date the estate will
be distributed heving regard
only to those claims .of which
notice has been received-.
Zell & Laughton,
Solicitors for th Executor,
Exeter, Ont.
22:29;4e
3 /3
irectory
DR. J. W. CORBETT
L.D.S.,
DENTAL SURGEON '
814 Main Street South
Phone 273 Exeter
Closed Wednesday Afternoons
DR. H. H. COWEN
DC.NTAL. SURGEON
L.D,S., D,D.S.
Ma in Street Exeter
Closed All Day Saturdays
PHONE 36
W. G. COCHRANE
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Hensall Office Open Wednesday
and Friday Afternoons
1:30 to 5:30
EXETER PHONE 14
USBORNE & HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office — Exeter, Ontario
PresiJent
Alex' Rohde *RR 3 Mitchell
V ice -P resident
Milton McCurdy RR 1 Kirkton
Directors
F. Clayton Colquhoun RR 1
Science Hill
Martin Feeney RR 2. Dublin
Robert G. Gardiner RR 1
Cromarty
Timothy B. Toohey RR 3 Lucan
Agents
Harry Coates RR 1 Centralia
CI .ylon Harris Mitchell
Stanley Hocking Mitchell
Solicitor
W. G. Cochrane Exeter
• Secretary -Treasurer
Arthur Fraser Exeter
SUPERIOR
MAINTENANCE
SERVICE
Commercial, Industrial and
Residential Janitor Work
Venetian Blind Cleanin_
FREE ESTIMATES
Reasonable Rates
PHONE 707 EXETER
ARTHUR FRASER
INCOME TAX REPORTS
'BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
ETC.
Ann St., Exeter Phone 504
ALVIN WALPER
PROVINCIAL
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For you sale, large or small,
courteous and efficient service
at all times,
"Service That Satisfies"
PHONE 119
DASHWOOD
January Made -To -Measure
it
Fashion -Craft and Regal Park "famous label"
men's suitings all reduced for this annual
event.
$67.00 Values $54.60
$72.50 Values $58.00
$79.50 Values ....... , ... . . . . $63.60
$82..50 Values .. . ....... ..„. $66.00
$89.00 Values ... ... $71.20
NOTE: We advise our customers to make their selec-
. tions now while our range of available cloths is
complete.
GIANT 'SAVINGS
on ladies', men's and boys' wear
• Ladies' coats, dresses, Car 'Mats, house coats,
skirts, slims
• Men's topcoats, subUrbp coats, windbreakers
and sport coats
0 Students' sports. coats and. suit3
e Boys' suits
20% OFF SPORT COATS, _$UskittE1,04, coAll
Special Sale of Men's Suits
Ono rack of English Worsteds, Valua8 10$62,60
Our entire 'Waned Of Mt suit Sr Values to $60.60' . . . $49.00
.... .,.,... $39\.00
PHONE 190
EXgit