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LAST-MINUTE CHRISTMAS
CLEARANCE
SPECIAL REG. VALUE $179.00
Chesterfield Suite
2-PIECE
Colonial Suite
3-PIECE ,‘
Bedroom Suite
ONLY139"
REG. VALUE $169.00
ONLY '139"
REG. VALUE $159.00
ON LY '139"
WITH TRIPLE DRESSER
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Choose from our wide selection of
LAMPS
Pole Lamps • Swags
• Trilites
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GIFTWARE
• Leadcat Crystal in
trillium and pin-wheel design.
• China and Glassware
SEE OUR . .
Wide Assortment of Chairs
Rest Rockers • Recliners • Hostess
Coffee Tables • Mirrors
• Clothes Hampers •
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Hardware and Furniture
Phone 237-3681 — Dashwood
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Come in and see Our Complete Selection
of Toys
Also Christmas Tree Stands, Lights
Ornaments
You'll appreciate
B-A SOLAR. HEAT
Heating Oil
because it's clean burning
For FREE Burner Service .Call
Ralph Genttner :Fuels Ltd.
8.A. OIL AG ENrg
PHONE '235.2411
EXETER
3-PIECE BROWN
gnuiv $29 "
3-PIECE DARK GREY
((3`,17, $39"
3-PIECE WHITE
Ogne
nry s65" lieg.$78.00
Orders Taken Now For •
Fresh Turkeys from Hayters
For Christmas.
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING & PROCESSING OUR SPECIALTY
exeler frozen foods
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GROCERIES • FRESH PRODUCE
FRESH E. CURED MEATS
235-0400 for FREE DELIVERY in EXETER
SCHNEIDERS VAC PACK
Wieners L. 534
FROZEN
LIBBY'S
15 Strawberries oz. 2 ,..95t
GINGERALE, MOUNTAIN DEW, PEPSI COL; /49
Kist Drinks 2602.
MAXWELL HOUSE
Instant Coffee 6c),f $1.09
T ea Bags RED ROSE 90's LB.69C
FLORIDA
Grapefruit WHITE 48's
PINK OR 10/79
Cabbage LARGE ONTARIO LB. 6
FRESH OCEAN SPRAY
Cranberries LB 39t
SUN KIST
Oranges 138's DOZEN 45 C
PRODUCE
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LARGE LOT, •Siirteee APARTMENT --- One bedroom,, has basement,. dining room*, heated, ground floor, centrally kitchen, 3-piece bath, two hed- located, Phone ; ,235-0776 or 235, rooms upstairs. Add paint for 1867. : 12tfne appearance and :eomfort„ See
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W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter,
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17 Properly For Rent
UNFURNISHED 1-bedrooin
apartment, ever store, private
bath. Phone 235-0270 daytime or
333-085 or 235-1515 evenings,
11.:3.1tfn
1 BEDROOM apartment,, heat-
ed, '$55.00. per month, available
immediately. Phone, 2351430..
4;13;13e
:3-BEDROOM' bunalow ,P11,. An-
drew St, North in. gNeter.
joy warm comfortable living,
this winter.. Available immedI4
ntely. Call collect 567-1103
ener, 19e
17 Proper for Neel
APARTMENT — Over Hopper-
HockeY Fttneral Ho me Living
room, dining room, familY
room, kitchen, bathroom and 3
bedrooms. Av4ilable now. No
small children please, Apply
lloPPer-Hockey Fut:P.1We Store.
45-1990. 19c
6-BEDROOM farm house, two
bathrooms, oil fornaCe and
laundry facilities, clean country
home. Phone 234-6322, 19c
2 FARM HOUSES, south of Zur-
ich on county hard.top road,
Modern conveniences. Available
immediately, Lennis Gingerieh,
phone 237-3287, 19:23c
OFFICE SPACE -- Downtown
Exeter, 2 modern offices, air
conditioned, $75.00 per month.
Phone 235-2420. 5:12:19c
3-BEDROOM HOUSE— Mt. car-
Mel. Phone 237-3277. 5:12:19e
18 For Rent
RENTALS—,Floor sanders, floor
edgers; power hand saws; belt
sanders; 1.A & IA" drills; port-
able television; power mowers;
floor polishers. Beavers Hard-
ware, 235-1033. 2:22tfnc
19 For Sale or Rent
IN EXETER — 216 Sanders
East. Three bedroom brick
bungalow, 9 years old, full
basement with rec room, at-
tached garage, interior recent-
ly painted, clean and ready for
occupancy. Inspection invited
during Christmas holidays. Con-
tact Ronald G. Heimrich, 60
Walter Ave„ Newmarket, Ont.
Phone 416-895-3033 or Zurich
236-4143. 19:23c
SCORPION & RUSTLER snow-
mobiles, $725.00 up. Open 7 days
per week from 7:00 a.m. to
10:00 p.in. Dale's Esso, 69 On-
tario St. Grand Bend. 12:19*
22 Notices
IF FOR ANY REASON you may
be spending Christmas day
alone, we would like to invite
you to the Exeter Nursing
Home any time in the after-
noon for a cup of coffee and a
visit with our guests. 19:23c
Garbage Collection
ON MAIN STREET, EXETER
will be
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24
and
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31
Ma cDONALD'S SANITATION
SERVICE — CREDITON
19*
Ready Mix
CONCRETE
Plans 235-0833
Residence 228-6961
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23 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Harry Faber,
Deceased.
Ail persons having claims
against the estate of Harry
Faber, late of the Township of
Tuckersmith, in the County Of.
Huron, •Farmer, who died on or
about the 14th day of Novem-
ber,. 1969, are required to file
particulars of same with l3ell
& Laughton, Solicitors, of Exe-
ter, Ontario, by the 21st day of
December 1968 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 Administrator,
Exeter, Ontario 5;12:19c
25 Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
of Blanshard Township
School Properties
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21
at the following times:
AT 12:30 P.M. — The former
S.S, No. 9 Blanshard (Science
Hill) school property, 2 miles
north of Rannoch on county
road No. 24, then 1 mile south.
Stone building on approximate-
ly 1 acre lot with drilled well
and pressure system.
AT 1:30 P.M. — The former
U.S.S. No. 11 Blanshard and
Usborne (Kirkton) school prop-
erty, on Highway` No. 23, 1 mile
east of Kirkton. Brick building
on approximately 1 acre lot
with drilled well and pressure
system.
AT 2:30 P.M. — The former
S.S. No. 6 Blanshard (Fish
Creek) school property on cor-
ner of concession 10 Blanshard
off No, 7 Highway, 1 mile east
of Prospect Hill. Plastered brick
building on approximately 1
acre lot with shallow well.
AT 3:30 P.M. — The former
S.S. No. 7 Blanshard and Nis-
souri (Transvaal) school prop-
erty, 3 miles from St. Marys
on concession 13 Blanshard, 1
mile north of No. 7 Bypass.
Brick building on approximate-
ly I/2 acre lot with drilled well
and pressure system.
School Bells at No. 9 and No.
11 to be sold. Also some school
furniture and cupboards.
Property to be sold subject
to Township Planning Board re-
strictions and approvals.
TERMS: On property, 50% on
day of sale with balance in 30
days; on chattels, cash.
E. T. DINSMORE, Board Sec-
retary, RR 6 St. Marys. Phone
229-8217.
W. E. NAIRN & SON AUCTION
SERVICE — ST. MARYS
19c
3-piece chesterfield, like new;
round top med. size dining
room table in brand new con-
dition; 6 dining room chairs;
buffet; china cabinet; combina-
tion writing desk and book-
case; round top coffee table;
centre and end tables; studio
couch; hall tree; fern stands;
wicker rocker; mantel clock;
electric lamp s; 2 antique
chairs; couch; chest of draw-
ers; trunks•
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Admiral 17 inch
television; 8 kitchen chairs;
chrome table and chairs; Cap-
tain's chair; card table; mod-
ern 3-piece bedroom suite; 2
oak bedsteads; vacuum clean-
er; dressers; commodes;. 2
toilet s e t s; pillows; quilts;
small antique clock; magazine
stand; fernery; sun lamp; sw-
ing machine; 2 Axminster rugs,
like new; bathroom scales;
small platform scales; large as-
sortment pictures and frames;
electric iron; step stool; col-
lector's items of valuable books;
2-burner hot plate; antique
coal oil lamps; fancy lamp
bracket; bird cage; step lad-
der; single barrel shotgun, like
new; 4 lawn chairs; picnic ta-
ble and bench; copper boilers;
galv. tubs; assortment of fruit;
sealers; crocks; 8 miniature
brown jugs; bird bath; 2 car-
tons homemade Soap; small
lawn windmill; assortment an-
tique butter print designs; large
lawn c 1 i p p e r; wheelbarrow;
carpenter and garden tools, etc.
Terms: Cash
Centralia
Farmers
Supply Ltd.
Grain • Feed • Cement
Building' Supplies
Coal
228-6638
By MRS, IRvIN RADER
DASHWOOD
The UCW of Calvary United
Church held their annual
Christmas supper Tuesday with.
Mrs. Cordon Bender's group in
charge,
A hymn sing-a-long "Was
enjoyed by all. Mrs. Carl
Oestreicher, chairlady, led in
prayer and read several
devotional selections. A man'$
quartette, composed of Jack.
Gaiser, Harry Hoffman, ,Mervyn
Tiernan and Stuart Wolfe, sang.
Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson read the
Christmas story from the Bible,
Under Harry Hoffman's
direction, Mrs. Wes England,
Mrs. Cora Gaiser, Mrs. Amelia
Klumpp, Mrs, Letta Taylor, Mrs.
Sylvia Wolfe and Mrs. Eben
Weigand favoured with a
German hymn, "Stille Nacht,
Heligre Naght."
Patricia Bender played
numerous selections on the
accordion.
The evening was pleasantly
finished by playing bunco.
Winners were Mm, Lloyd Beaver
and Harry Hoffman; low, Mrs.
Eben Weigand and Art Haugh.
LADIES AID
Zion Lutheran Church Ladies
Aid held their Christmas and
annual meeting Wednesday with
group 3 and Mrs. Irvin Rader
convener in charge of devotions,
program and lunch.
Mrs. Lorne Genttner,
president, called for reports
from all committees, secretaries
and treasurers, showing a busy
and profitable year.
Gifts were donated to a
student at Concordia College, St.
Louis, a patient at Parkwood
Hospital, London, And the
hgeneral Mission Fund of Zion
Lutheran Church.
Shut-in Christmas boxes will
be packed Sunday. The
collection was donated to the
Lutheran Hour.
Three members had perfect
attendance for the year.
The Altar Guild for
December is Mrs. Ernest Koehler
and Mrs. Leonard Schenk.
Mrs. Milford Merner gave the
report of the nominating
committee and presided for the
election of officers. New
secretary elected is Miss Helen
Nadiger.
Other officers are: president,
Mrs. Lorne Genttner;
vice-president, Mrs. James
Hayter; treasurer, Mrs. Ken
Keller; card secretary, Mrs.
Rudolph Miller; treat fund, Mrs.
Albert Miller; librarians, Mrs.
Hilda Haugh and Mrs. Reinhold
Miller; auditors, Mrs. Charles
Martine and Mrs, Marie
RestemaYer; Plartist, Miss Helen
Nadiger;' assistant, Mrs. 'Marie
RestemaYet,
Each group contributed
nurnher to a Short Program;
Group 1, reading and singing;
Group 2, a trio; Group 3, skit;
Group 4, reading,
PERSONAI.8
Mr. & Mrs, Wm Hey have
returned home from London.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Bucknell of
Ingersol were Sunday visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Stire and
family.
Mrs. Ruth Stire AWCM
announces results of her pupils
Sister Gregory Fleming of
Detroit visited her mother last
weekend, MI& Mary Fleming
and her family,
Mr. & Mrs. Don Ferguson of
Winnipeg have left to take up
residence in Baggotville, Quebec,
after spending the past two
weeks with latter's parents, Mr.
& Mrs. Norman Ryan and
George.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mueggie,
Kitchener, spent the weekend
with the latter's parents, Mr. &
Mrs. Charlie Dietrich and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Carey dined
with Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carey and
Rita Anne during the weekend.
Don Masse, Windsor, visited
over the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Hubert Carey and family.
Sister St. Paul has returned to
duties at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, after visiting her
brother, Joseph Dietrich and
sisters, Mrs. Clem Boland and
Mrs. Joe Conlin and their
families.
BINGO WINNERS
A good attendance helped to
make the final turkey bingo a
success last Thursday evening in
Dashwood Community Centre,
Winners were Mrs. John
Moser, Mrs. Leo Boyle, Mrs. Roy
Ryan, Mr. Joe Gelinas, Mrs. Matt
Finkbeiner, Jimmy Hayter, Pat
Hogan. Margaret Greenway,
Lawrence Hill, John Morrissey,
Mrs. Pfaff, Mrs. George Hodgins,
Mrs. Joe Conlin, Mrs. Mitchell.
Turkey Door Prize, John
Morrissey; money winners, Mfs.
Clem McCann, Richard Dietrich,
Alma O'Neill, Mary Kooy, Basil
Glavin, Mr. Piper, Seaforth,
Lynda O'Rourke, Mrs. Jim
Scott, Hugh Ryan, Hazel Glavin.
The Mt. Carmel CWL
sponsored the event.
• it fal••examinationsat h „.
'Onfaik!,.C;SerVg.tew of
Grade 2 iano 4,01.9g.
and YvOnnaTurnbt411 honors,.
On the .occasion of their 50th
wedding anniversary, Mr,
Wm Remthog were very pleased
to receive greetings fro:0 Robert
ste.nfiel.0; Premier Jobe 'Roborts;
Robert McKinley, :Huron MP;
Mr. & Mrs, Chas, MeNaughton;
AO a. plaque from. the Province
of Ontario,
Mrs. Florence • .Weirs,
We Are The Best
All Do Agree,
Because We Come
From Havter's You See"
FRESH HAYTER'S
Turkeys
DaSh,w090, was a guest at the
,OWL Christmas party In the new
St, H)loolface. 4.octjtovom, Zurich,.
Gifts Were: exchanged, , Mrs,: woo.
gave A. p.orfemod. candlle,toN4ter
Eileen Marie and had '.gifta. for
each member as well as a door
prize, She detrunlatrated the art
of proper ,make-up eb4.0cibieare
with ,models Mrs Paul Syr and
Mrs. Theresa Haitman. She also
showect Her Highness wipotta on
model Mrs. Marilyn Poylei
Pathwood,
Slippers
Kaufman Foam
Treads for the
Whole Family
We Still Have a
Good Selection of
GOLD or SILVER
EVENING SHOES
From $10 95
16 Property For Sale 17 Property For Rent
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No Need to Fight the Crowds
Shop the T-A Want Ads!
Important „,
AUCTION SALE, • xcd
r
of Valuable Household m
Furnishings, Antiques and
Misc. Items
On the premises
162 MILL ST., HENSALL
2 blocks north of Hensall Dis-
trict Co-op thence third house
west.
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4
at 1:00 p.m.
Shoe Shine
Kits $395 Plan to attend this outstand-
ing sale. Remember the date
Saturday, January 4.
MRS. BEATRICE VOLIACK,
Proprietress
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 237-3306 19:23c
Electric
Shoe
Polisher '24"
The Perfect Gift
GIFT CERTIFICATES
• Clock Restoring Centre
• Complete Recaning
Service for chairs and
benches INCLUDING GERMAN RUSH
MAIN ST. CREDITON
(2 Doors East of the Bank of Montreal)
Phone Crediton 234-6431, If No Answer
Call Zenith 7-2420 (No Toll Charge)
WINTER HOURS
Noon to 9:00 p.m. Saturdays & Sundays
Extended Holiday Hours — open noon until
6:00 p.m. on December 26, 27, 30 and 31 in
addition to Saturday and Sunday.
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and Tioch us Bunt
• Antiques Of All
Descriptions Available
IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS
inure oppers
MOVelfil. MARKET BOY
Hens 12 TO 16 LBS. 590 LB.
Toms 22 TO 25 LBS. 49 LB.
We Also Have A Supply of
• DUCKS • SMOKED HAMS
At Competitive Prices
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