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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-12-05, Page 12TRUCKLOAD OF FIRST QUALITY BROADLOOM CARPETING Manufacturers' Clearance. A whole truckload of mill ends. Great Selection ! Great Savings! 40 to 50 ROLLS 30 to 50% off Many Sizes, many colors, all first quality (6 x 9, 9 x 12 and 12 x 15). Shop early for the best of our sensational offer. aw • • liktKomovoiettoioromme.41414oTiostoiilgouNkeii*g4in NO•Wit$.04tW4#7rii0e01.1Piit*eitti-040,44:40t go:44044o 0:040•9401:04;;;0000,riks•0k:1 0414oz ey,41:7.•,p,it•pko. pii!• tlaW,iiiiri:eitNligi ea p aiitIt%tatYier•NiiirieNits NoriIltiftbiNeei.0,1in.Noogtit4iiriVA uP4vrittliYilvitziltIOORAirv.A%.11?AziWstolgl?A'5q1kvw;041 W431;;VoFsMislMilVilltilottlsti*or41014111°M 410vOriftwOlogilow4144120"4"444 PRE-CHRISTMAS FRIDAY, DEC. 6 2 DAYS ONLY SATURDAY, DEC. 7 RIGHT OFF THE TRUCK SAVINGS 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Flooring Bargains ARMSTRONG DECALON VINYL RUGS Popular 9' x 12' size, Decalon rugs in a wide selection of patterns and colors. Dur- ingtruckload Sale Only QUAKERTONE LINOLEUM Want a wall-to-wall flooring at a reasonable price? During truckload Sale Only ARMSTRONG CUSHIONFLOOR $2.49 SQUARE YARD $7.09 SQ. YD. $4.79 SQ. YD. ARMSTRONG FLOOR TILE Vinyl asbestos. During truckload sale with every carton of floor tile, purchaser will receive one quart of tile cement "FREE" It's like getting a 13% DISCOUNT. KRAUS CARPETS Beaver Lumber throughout Ontario has decided to get into the carpet business in a BIG WAY and Beaver Lumber Exeter is no exception. By stocking the famous KRAUS line of CARPETS we will be able to fill all your needs and our quantity buying will mean QUANTITY SAVINGS for our customers. We're featuring KRAUS CARPETS in our Truckload Sale and we can guarantee installation on any of the following bargains before Christmas by Beaver's PROFESSIONAL IN- STALLERS. Save $1.30 a square yard. Easy to clean, beautiful cushiori flooring. VINYL CORLONS Factory Seconds Montina Corlon, Reg. $11.50 Sale Price Tessera Corlon, Reg. $7.75 Sale Price With Every Carton of Ceiling Tile Purchased Dur- ing Sale The Purchaser Re- ceives 60 feet of 1 x 2 Strapping ABSOLUTELY FREE FREE STRAPPING LUMBERSTORE PING PONG TABLES An ideal Christmas gift. Reg. $21.88 19.95 POOL TABLES Brunswick, Guaranteed delivery before Christ- 1 ooff at sitae, l l S if„,o lllllllll ll placed_ al ALUMINUM DOORS $249 11/1 " Self Storing. nil. ly Weatherstripped, 2/8 x 6/8 and 2 /10 x 6/10. Reg. $29.88 EACH .39 SQUARE YARD 24 - x :0"; Cork two sides. Nothing to build or ftrine, All you d i Is hang it up. Reg, $5,70 3.84 474469moss# MAIN STREET EXETER LEISURE TURF MEADOW GRASS Famous guaranteed, wearproof, stain- proof carpet for Indoor or Outdoor. (Ideal for any room in the house). In order of 12 or more square yards. SQUARE INSTALLED WITH PAD YARD BARBADOS GOLDEN BAMBOO Tri-level loop, random sheared Her- culon Carpet. Sensational truckload Offer. SQUARE INSTALLED WITH PAD YARD FASHIONETTE 501 NYLON Dense velvet, antique green. Double jute back. A terrific bargain at $3.00 $ per yard saving. INSTALLED WITH PAD ESQUIRE BISCUIT This beautiful Kraus carpet is a pure virgin wool which speaks for itself in carpeting. INSTALLED WITH PAD When You Buy One Panel EXTRA SPECIAL Pioneer Hickory Panelling Any Quantity During Sale Only $ 10 37 I SQUARE YARD $8.95 $9.25 1 .95 SQUARE YARD • n. • • PANELLING PREFINISHED BEAUTIFUL ABITIBI PANELS • 3 Wonderful Panels to Choose From HALF PRICE At Regular Price You Get g v • The Second Panel at I/2 Price 1) g g g .g. 5 ON A BEAUTIFUL 9' x 12' Golden Bamboo Carpet Nothing to Buy, Just come in and look around. GREEN TRACK BOARDS Tough, rigid ,and solid, Holds War k and acces-, sories Securely, Ideal for train sets and car sets, Reg.. $6,39. CORK BOARI:S $6.09 Let us fix your TV as it ought to be fixed Experience plus skill make the difference in TV te- piiies. For quick service call us today. 255 HURON E. EXETER ELECTRICAL WIRING TV, RADIO AND SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS ELECTRONIC SERVICE :.optismaj rites held or Centralia babies BY,MRS. FRED BOWDEN C5NTRALIA The Rev. Robert Wilson administered the rite of baptism to two babies, Sunday during the morning service in the United Church. They were the sons or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tindall and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bates. Miss Heather Davis Square dancers entertain seniors The Senior Citizens Club held their Christmas meeting Tuesday evening with around 85 present. There were five who attended for the first time. A sing-song of Christmas carols was conducted by Ed Lincienfield accompanied by Mrs. Leda Sorensen at the piano. Thos. Brew was chairman for the program. Paul Armstrong and Brian Taylor played their electric guitars. Solos were sung by Mr. Brew and Mrs. Bruce Cann. Piano solos were rendered by Torn Walker and Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner. Mr. and Mrs. Tait and daughter,Vaila played and sang several musical selections. Accordion selections were played by Vincent Glaab and Martin Dykstra. A group of Exeter young couples, the Promenader square dancers entertained with Norm Whiting calling. Joe White spoke briefly and read a business letter which offered trips which might interest the senior citizens. Trivitt Memorial ACW served lunch including Christmas cake. The committee for January is Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dougall, Mr. and Mrs. Will Essery, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jeffrey, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith. I wish to congratulate Mr. Hicks and Mr. McDonald on their election to the new County school board, and to thank all the people from Exeter, Usborne and Stephen for their support. Eldrid Simmons Thanks to All for Your Support and Help on Dec. 2 JOHN McCANN assisted the choir by singing a solo. PERSONALS Mrs. Fred PenWarden of Sarnia was a visitor Wednesday at the home Of her sister and brother^in-laW, & Mrs. W. H. Essery and attended the funeral of the late George Hicks. Sunday visitors with Mr, sz Mrs. Russell Schroeder were Mr. 8z Mrs. Jack Schroeder, Cindy and Larry, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hewitt, Mr. •& Mrs. R. Webb, Sandra and Janet of London, Mr. & Mrs. Glen Walden and family of Lucknow were Sunday guests with his, aunt, Mrs. Lorne Hicks. The CGIT have invited the UCW to be guests at their meeting Thursday evening of this week when Miss Lois Schultz of the Centralia College of Agricultural Technology will be the guest speaker and will demonstrate the art of Christmas wrapping. CUBS AND SCOUTS There were 14 Cubs present at their last meeting and 12 Scouts with their leaders, Gordon Froats and Tom Barr. Meetings will be held more regularly in future, and will be more interesting for the boys as the leaders have hopes for assistance in teaching them. The boys learned several interesting and useful new games. LUCAN W.I. The Executive of the Lucan WI met at the home of Mrs. Frank Hardy Sr. to discuss any problems and ideas and arrange an interesting program for the pot-luck lunch and party to be held December 12 at the home of Mrs. M.H. Hodgins. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. C.F. Langford of Toronto, visited with Mrs. John Casey for a few days and Mr. & Mrs. John Hunter and family of Port Huron visited her Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Robb attended a re-union of Mrs. Robb's Farrell relatives, held in the Ripley Township Hall last Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Crozier were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. W.H. Dunn of London. Sharlene Mordush spent last weekend with her grandmother, Mrs. Katherine Fischer. Mr. & Mrs. Aljoe Culbert visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hankala, Westland, Michigan and attended the baptismal service for their granddaughter, Karen Marie, at Timothy Lutheran Church, Livonia, Mich. Church news iiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 'mussel llllllllllllll iistimilit ANGLICAN The Rev. Leroy A. Lyons from Port of Spain, Trinidad, was in charge of the Sunday morning service at Lucan Anglican Church, and preached on humility. In his sermon he told the congregation about the economic political and social life of Trinidad, and how it affects the Anglican Church there. Mr. Lyons also answered questions that the congregation put to him. THE A.Y.M. The A.Y.M. held a post-exam party in the Parish Hall, Friday. There were 25 young people present. The A.Y.M. plans to assist Mr. Carson at the Anglican-United Church Consultation in Empress United Church, London, December 9. LADIES GUILD The Ladies Guild of the Anglican Church have arranged a cosmetic hair-piece, dress fashion and fabric demonstration to be given by Mrs. Wilson Hodgins in the Parish Hall, Saturday, December 7 at 2 p.m. The next Euchre Party, arranged by the Guild, will be Tuesday, December 10. Announce New Healing Substance: Shrinks Piles `Exclusive healingsubstance provenioshrink hemorrhoids and repair damaged tissue. A renowned research institute has found a unique healing substance 'with, the Ability to shrink hemor- rhoids painlessly It relieves itching ,and discomfort in minutes., and speeds up healing of the injured, .inflamed tissue, In case after ease, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took place Most iniportant of all—results were so thorough that this improve- Rent was maintained Over a period of many months. This was accomplished with a new healing substance (Bat Dyne) which quickly helps heal injured tells and stimulates growth of new tissue, Now Bio-Dyne is offered in obit, Mont and suppository farm called Preparation 14. Ask for Rat ail drug Stores, Satisfaction or your lateness refunded. Page TiMet409cate- Decembe 5, 1901