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THE. EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE, THURSDAY MORNING, JU^Y Sth, 1943 1.
Between April 1,1935, and March 31, 1943,
direct financial benefits to municipal tax
payers from the Ontario Liberal Government
totalled §70,543,033.05.
Here are the Savings for Taxpayers of
HURON COUNTY
Municipal Subsidy
King’s Highways
Township and County Roads
Mothers’ Allowances
Old Age Pensions
and Pensions for the Blind
Indigents in Sanatoria
109,237.00
41,098.50
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THERE’S NO DEAD HEADS HERE—EVERY WANT AD WORKS HARD
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR
PTE. LAVERNE HARNESS
! (continued from page 1)
passing .away of your beloved hus-Aorth, have received word that their
I band, Pte. I. L. Harness. No words (youngest son, Flight-Sergeant Frede-
of mine can adequately express the Leo O’Leary, is missing. He
deep sorrow which mine in having has been overseas since early in
lost a dear friend and gallant soldier. 21942, and served in Egypt as well
I Major Couper, the surgeon in’QS 011 other fronts. He was born here
I charge of your husband, and the^a 1916. After graduating from
J ward sisters, did everthing possible 'Seaforth Separate Seh-oal and Col-
I for him and hoped that he might be. L‘giate Institute he was in Detroi:
j spared to travel home to you, but Exeter* He enlisted at London
| was not to be—he gradually declined April 23,
5and could not be moved. | .
| It will toe a source of Gw,— *.
tlo you to know that he slept peace-1 Hubert.
fully away to- his eternal rest, at The day before Christmas, sb
J peace with God and with the world. | before he went overseas, he
It happens that I am the Anglican I carried to M>s Margaret
Padre attached to the hospital and; Toronto. A brother,
[regularly visited your bnct»nT,a I Andrew O Leary, arrived ove
; ing
His
and
* and
your
- strength.
j Pte. Harness wag a soldier to the
’ end and brave and courageous—
’never once did a«complaint fall from
ibis lips—but as a soldier, faced and
,met the inevitable like.a hero. This
i will be a comfort to you in the
«weeks and months that lie ahead.
What else can I say to you, i.i
[this your hour of great sorrow.
■Words seem so futile, but I can as-
’ sure you thfe entire staff join with
«me in sending you our heartfelt
’sympathy. May the heart of the
J eternal, in whom your husband
j trusted and served, be to you, your
’ consoler and friend. I cannot do
? better than leave with you'the words
I of the Master, St. John XI, 25 and
•26.
| While memory lasts there is no
? separation from those we love. We
t shall in God's good time be reunited.
* I know, for I too have loved and lost.
. That is why I believe it.
; May God bless and. comfort
the children.
Yours very sincerely,
S. C. Jarrett.
FROM SEAFORTH
JIS MISSING OVERSEAS
| Mr. and' Mrs. A. O'Leary, of Sea-
, 1941, and trained at
|Trenton ana V:« toriaville, Quebec,
comfort and received his pilots wings at St-
i
I
. L . l-L-J ..-4r husband, hav-| Andrew -O’Leary,
many conversations with him. |
thoughts were always of you
the children. He loved you so
the family and he knew that
love for him was a source of
i Flight-Sergeant O’LearyI his enlistment worked for
| year as a book-keeper for the Exe-
Iter Branch of Canadian Canners.
| He made his h me with Mr.
Mrs.
i fine
! who
about
Andrew Campbell. He was a
young man well-liked by all
knew him.
Funeral of Mrs. Johnson
J.1,037,867*21
you
Every Elector in this riding has a direct and vital
interest in maintaining the Nixon Administration’s
policy of ever-increasing relief for municipalities
from tax burdens.
Total
> and
BIRTHS
DEATHS
Birth,
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verse, 25c extra for each addi
tional verse. Engagein ents 50c
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coveries make possible the greatest help ever
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Death and Marriage
are inserted free of
Card of Thanks 50c. In
PARSONS—At Mrs. Patterson’s
Nursing Home. Hensall, on Mon
day, July 5, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Parsons, of Kippen, a son.
Toronto, on Thurs-
19 43, Rev. "Walter
D.D., of Oshawa,
72nd year.
MILLSON—In
day, July 8,
E. Millson,
Ont., in his
At Dr, Fletcher’s Hospital.«
on Saturday, July 10, 1943, to|
LAC. Raymond Patrick Coady and;
Mrs, Coady, of Andrew St., Exeter,’1
a son (John Raymond). ■
Keep Nixon at the Wheel
for Progress and Unity
VOTE LIBERAL AUG. 4th
ISSUED BY THE ONTARIO LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
BIRD OF BEADING?
| FREE PRIVATE DEMONSTRATION /
Monday, July 19th Central Hotel
Exeter 2 to 8 p.m.
I AtousiitON
HEARING AID BASED ofts. GOVERlgEfel^GS
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AGOUSTICON INSTITUTE, 214 Royal Bank Bldg., Richmond
Street, London
On Thursday evening of last
about sixteen girls met at the
of Miss Gwynne Cann and
thei t proceeded to the river
where a delightful weiner
took place. After the roast a
~er of "ampfire songs were
week
home
from
bank
roast
num-
sung
and all the girls reported a very en
joyable time.
Announcements
’MacDONALD.—At the home of his
daughter, Mrs. J. 0. Butson, 192
Front St., London, on Monday.
July 12, Angus, beloved husband
of the late Mary MacDonald, of
Staffa, in his 97th year. Inter
ment was in Staffa Cemetery.
The funeral M Mrs. Sarah
Johnson, widow <f the late Richard
Johnson, whose death took place at
the home of her sister, Mrs. T.
Trevethick, -Crediton, was held from
E. R. Hopper's Funeral Chapel,
Exeter, Thursday. July 8. Interment
was in Mt. Pleasant cemetery, Lon
don.
The funeral service at Exeter wTas
conducted by Rev. L, Turner, of
Crediton, assisted at London by Rev.
H. R. Brown. Mrs. Johnson spent
most of her life in London, She is
survived by two brothers and one
sister, Nelson Kv-tle. Exeter; Albert
Kestle, Stephen: Mrs. T. Trevethick,
Crediton. The pallbearers were four
cousins and tw...• nephews, Josiah
Kestle, Moses Amy. Ed. Shapton,
Arthur Amy, Luther Penhale
Victor Kestle.
and
HARPLEY
Mr. Hawkins, of London,
holidaying at <
\vith Mrs. Jost
day afternoon.
Mr. Dick Wc
ev . nfr. g
Harltons.
Mrs. L.
spent the wee:
Mr. Paul Eaaleson
on Wednesday
his barns
putting
dation. Mr. C. Woodburn
charge of the work.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hickey, Mr.
and Mrs. Newton. Havter and daugh
ter Barbara, motored
Sunday to visit Mrs.
ter, Mrs. Jackson,
Mr. Earl Kiemel,
Air Port, spent Thursday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carruth
ers.
now
rand Bend visited
a Hickey on Fri-
c. f las:
, of S
Ston
Iley spent Tuesday
v ,.ek a. Mr. Kerb
and son Clarence,
nd at Chatham.
had a "bee
last week, moving
across the lane prior to
them up on a cement foun-
Mr. C. Woodburn -was in
of the
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE—2 acres of alfalfa and
timothy mixed hay. W* F, Ab
bott, Exeter. ltp
for sale—Two bird cages, one
with stand# Apply at Times-
Advocate, 15c
FOR SALE-—1, % wooden bed; 1
spring and mattress; 1 iron, bed
stead; 1 set single harness; 1
rubber tired cart (wooden
wheels); 1 set hoppers, good
condition; 1 buggy, steel tire;
1 small box cutter, new shoes;
1 set tuttle knee boots. Apply
to Nelson Statton, Poolroom, Ex
eter.
FOR SALE—Pure bred Yorkshire
boars, ready for service. Apply
to G. W, Miners, Exeter, R. R. 3.
Phone 32r9, Kirkton. 15:22*
FOR SALE—-A number of new
Allis-Chalmers combines, suitable
for 3-plow tractor power. Hyde
Tractor Co,, Hensall. Phone 12 S.
15*
STRAYED
STRAYED—From lot 12, north
boundary, concession 7, Stephen,
a red yearling heifer with punch
hole on right ear, Apply to Earl
Haist, Crediton. 15*
MISCELLANEOUS
CASH FOR FOX HORSES—Dead
animals removed. Two-hour ser
vice day or night. Phone Credi
ton 47rl5, collect. Jack Wil
liams.
REAL ESTATE
COTTAGE FOR SALE----Hydro,
town water and lots, Frame
house with good barn and four
lots. This property must be sold
as owner is leaving town. Sever
al othei- homes. C. V. Pickard
Main Street.
FOR SALE—Chopping mill, saw
mill, store with attached dwel
ling in Lambton County village.
Real opportunity. W. C. Pearce.
TENDERS WANTED
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disc, inscription
ably vicinity
day night,
please leave
Reward,
identification
“Betty” prob-
Main Street Satur-
Keepsake, Finder
at Times-Advocate.
15 c
NOTICE TO PARENTS
AND CHIWREN
We, the Canadian Canners, give
notice that we will not be respon
sible for
to the
gates.
ininiiniiwimiiwn.i’n.iminfiininiiiiiniiiiiiiiiinniinnm..,i,......i.iin.wn...in ill..... mil
board siding, small stable, and &
large flax mill building.
PARCEL TWO— Machinery: -one
25 horse-power steam engine, 4 or
5 flax brakes, set large rollers,
hand press, 4 threshers, dust col
lector, seed drill, 30 feet or more
of 2 inch line shaft and other ar
ticles.
The above
togethei' or
purchasers.
Parcels will be put up
separately to suit the
News From
to Kippen on
Hickey's sis-
of Centralia
NUMBER 9 S. F. T. S.
(Continued from page 1)
true to the high ideals for which
anything that may happen
children inside our yard
E. J, GREEN, Manager.
NOTICES
FIRST POSTING OF
VOTER’S LISTS, J 943
Municipality of
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
County of Huron
NOTICE is hereby given that
to rote in the said
municipal elections
list remains there
call upon all voters
proceedings to
I
have complied with Section 8 of
The Voters’ List Act and that I
have posted up at my office at Cre-
diton, Ontario, on the twenty-eighth
day of June, 1943 the list of all
persons entitled
Municipality at
and that such
for inspection.
And I hereby
to take immediate
have any errors or ommissions cor
rected according to law, the last
day of appeal being the nineteenth
day of July, 1943,
Dated at crediton, this twenty
eighth day of June, 1943.
• - HERBERT K. EILBER,
Clerk, Twp. of Stephen,
Crediton, Ontario.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
TWO AND TWO-THIRDS
Tenders will be received by
council of the Township of Hay
to eight o’clock in the evening,
to Saturday. July 17, 19 4 3,
the
up
up
for
the construction of a bridge oppo
site Lot 14, Con. 13, Township of
Hay. All material will be supplied
by the township. Plan can be seen
at office of the township clerk,
Zurich. Dated July 6, 1943.
A. F. Hess. Clerk Hay Township
TERMS
MACHINERY — CASH
REAL ESTATE—10 % ON DAY
OF SALE AND BALANCE WT1TT-
IN 30 DAYS
Further particulars and terms
and conditions of sale will be made
known on -day of sale or may be
had from the undersigned,
F. W. GLADMAN, Solicitor, Exeter
WESLEY E. JOHNS, Prop, Exeter
FRANK TAYLOR, Auc. Exeter
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AUCTION SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,
AUTOMOBILES and CHATTLES
The undersigned has received
instructions to offer for sale at the
residence of the late George Haw
kins, Hensail, Ontario, on Saturday,
July 2 4, 1943, at 2:00 p.m, the
following;
REAL ESTATE — Lot number
288 on the north side of Richmond
Street, Moir’s Survey, in the village
of Hensall, containing one-fifth of
an acre more or less. On the pro
perty is situate a two-storey brick
house in good repair, and a garage.
AUTOMOBILE—19 35 Ford VS
Tudor.
CHATTLES
Heiiitzman piano;
suite; living-room
room rug
sweeper;
rack; 2
linoleum I
coal and
electric plate;
ly new; enamel top kitchen table;
2 solid oak bedroom suites, each
consisting of bed mattress, springs
dresser and washstand; bedstead,
mattress, springs, commode chair;
2 washstand sets; New Home sew
ing machine; large carpet; several
small cloth mats; 3 feather ticks;
4 pair of pillows; quilts (worn);
jardiniere; copper wash boiler
— Leather couch;
oak dining-room
suite; living-
; 9 ft. X 12 ft,; carpet
2 rocking chairs; hall
flower stands; kitchen
9 ft.X12 ft.; combination
wood range; two-burner
gasoline stove, near-
OF
ACRES OF LAND ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF THE LAKE ROAD IN
EXETER, TOGETHER WITH FLAX
MILL MACHINERY AND EQUIP
MENT.
I have been instructed to offer
for sale by Public Auction on the j square table pictures; bucksaw; set
ON MDNDAY,
at the hour of
afternoon
PARCEL ONE—Lot Number 909
as shown on New Municipal Plan
No. 20 for the Village of Exeter,
containing two and two-thirds
acres more or less. On this lot is:
a li storey frame house, a large
flax barn with metal roof
JULY 26th 1943,
1.30 o’clock in the
the following:
ONE-
of flat irons and handle; electric
iron- step ladder: axe; coal scutt
le; shovel; kitchen mirror; 2 lamps
lantern; magazine rack; bake board
2
den
too
j
i
~nnders: a few dishes; gar-
tools; and other small articles
numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE
Automobile and chatties cash.
Real estate 10% on day of sale,
balance in 30 days. Property will
be offered subject to a reserved bid
and other conditions made known
on day of sale.
For further particulars apply to
The Canada Trust Co., Executor,
London, Ontario.
J. W. Morley, Solicitor,
Exeter Ontario
Frank Taylor, Auctioneer, Exeter
Frank Coates, Clerk, Exeter
LAKEVIEW CASINO
GRAND BEND
DANCING EVERY NIGHT
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Mart Kenney
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Canada’s Ace Orchestrai
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RH3
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
be
their service called them—to give
of their best to the Empire, to which
their training had been dedicated.
The Pipe Band in their colorful Kil
tie uniforms led the march past.
Following the Wing’s presentation
a reception was accorded the gradu
ates and their guests in the Recrea
tion Hall. Here a pleasant social
hour was passed one in which
refreshments were served, and one
in which the graduates received
many individual congratulations and
good wishes.
MCWILLIAMS—In Clandeboye on
Monday, July 12, 1943, William
McWilliams, beloved husband of
Susan -Cunningham, in his 75th
year. Interment was in St. James
Cemetery, Clandeboye.
Mrs, John May and two daugh
ters. Miss Carrie and Minnie, ot
Toronto, visited recently with re
latives in Exeter and with the for
mer’s son, Rev. Russel May at Lake-!
side. J
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kestle have,
returned from Romulus, Michigan,'
where they attended the funeral of
their brother-in-law, Mr. Charles
Renshed. who died in Romulus on
Sunday, July 4th.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN MEMORIAM
IN THE MATTER of the Estare
of SARAH1 PEARL LOVE, late of
the Village of Exeter, School Teach
er, deceased.
ALL PERSONS
against the Estate
SARAH PEARL
on the 12th -day
hereby notified
the undersigned,
or before
1943.
AFTER
assets of
distributed among the persons en
titled thereto, having regard only
to claims of which the undersigned
shall then have notice.
at Exeter, the 30th -day
1943.
F. W. Gladman
Exeter, Ontario
for Mi'S. Mary Goodspoed,
Executrix
HEYWOOD—In loving memory of
Joshua Heywood, who passed
away two years ago July 11, 1941.
He didn't say good bye
But left us for a while,
I With memories of the good things
(Uttered always with a smile.
Denfield, -pjjere isn't time that passes
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William what we miss his helping hand,
Vale, of Exeter North, has been suc
cessful in passing his examinations
at the Ilderton high school and sec
ured his junior matriculation.
Orval McDowell, of
AT LAST!
Movies for the-week included “Cat
People” starring Simone Simon; “I
Married a Witch” with Fredric
"Rom-
of the Rio Grande” starring
Romero.
a Witch” with
March and Veronica Lake;
ance
Cesar
ig claims
the late-
who died
19 43. are
them to
on
What you have been waiting for
LEG FILM
(Artificial Stockings)
HAS ARRIVED. HURRAY! Stock limited
your drugs at
ROBERTSON’S
For the trials of life that face
Where'er we walk or stand.
Some day we hope to meet him
In a place we know he’ll share
heartaches end for-
US
Where our own
ever
And ebbs with
—Sadly missed
grandchildren
song and prayer,
by his wife, family,
and sister.
ZION
Jean Brock returned to
this week after holidaying
week at her home.
Albert Gunning, of Exeter
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. James
Earl.
Mr, and Mrs. Wellington Brock
and family spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Dickens.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kerslake
and Dorothy visited on Sunday
with Mt. and Mrs. Janies Earl.
Miss
London
the past
Mrs.
Mr» J. It, McCann and two nieces,
Miss Alice Kenny and Mrs. Jos.
Lienie, of Detroit, visited recently
at the homes of Messrs. Alonzo and
Pen McCann, of Stephen Twp.
large number of spectators
a softball game between a
W.D. team from No. 14
Aylmer and a team from
Nine, This was' the first in
A
watched
station
S.F.T.S.
Number
the series of a number of scheduled
games. We are sorry to report that
Aylmer defeated our- team, but glad
to report that a fine spirit of sports
manship prevailed throughout the
game. Our team is certainly not
down-hearted, but is ready a«d eager1
to test their meitle in the following
games. Our sympathies go out to
the umpire, who, in these games
has quite a time dodging the tricky
throws of the pitchers.
The regular m mth’.y meeting in
the Drill Hall attracted a large
crowd, Fortuwely the weather has
not been too warm to discourage
the dancing minded element of this
Station. In spite of many changes
occasioned by postings the band
continues to dispense excellent
music and provide, much enjoyment
at our dances.
Until next Week.
Harris Weber,
Y.M.»0.A.
. COMING the
havin
of
, LOVE, '
' of May
to send
, duly verified,
19 th day of July
Friday, July
and His Western Gentlemen
ADMISSION $1.00 PER PERSON
Thedford Brass Band - Sunday, July 18
Afternoon and Evening Silver Collection
the
the
last-named date the
said Estate will be-
V
DATED
of June
Solicitor
In the estate of Garfield StecpciV
late of the Township of Stephen, in
the county of Huron, Earmer de
ceased.
Creditors and others having claims
against the above estate are required
to send full particulars of such
claim's, duly verified, to the under
signed solicitor for the executrices
on or before the 31st day of July,
1943, after which date the estate’s
assets will be distributed, having re
gard only to claims ^hat have been
received.
dated this 7 th day of July, 1943.
J. W. Morley
solicitor for executrices.
Exeter, Ont,4
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