The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1948-11-04, Page 4Page 4 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1948
Mrs. Andrew Dougan has re-
turned home from Victoria Hos
pital, iLonclcm, liavlng been a **»«>**/■
patient there jpr several weeks, will hope for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Fred Sharp underwent
an operation in St. Joseph’s Hos
pital Monday. Her many friends
I
GREENWAY
Mr. and Mrs.
lock visited on
and Mrs. John
Bend.
Mr. and Mrs.
and Frances spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bro-
phey, of Tilbury.
The annual Sunday School
convention will be held at Elim
ville on Friday
evening.
Mr. and
burn, Billie
on Sunday
Ray Patterson, of Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell McIn
tosh, of Ferndale, Mich., spent
the week-end with relatives here
Mr. .and Mrs. Irwin Luther,
Jean and Maxine visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Manford Luther and family and
Mr. John Luther, of the Lake
Road.
Mr. Harold Pollock, of De
troit, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pollock.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hons-
berger and family, of Vineland,
spent the week-end with her
■parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win,
Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Larkins
and family, of Windsor, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs
Lloyd Stewardson and Gladys.
Mrs. Albert
Mrs. Carman
Marion visited
Mr. and Mrs.
Grand Bend.
Mrs. Lawrence Curts spent a
few days last week with rela
tives in London and was a dele
gate to the Women’s Institute
Convention.
Mr. ‘and Mrs. David
of Pittsburg, Pa., called
acquaintances in this
week.
Lawrence Pol-
Sunday with Mr
Gill, of Grand
Lloyd Broplwy
MadeJo-Measure
afternoon and,
BABY CHICKS
PERSONAL
WORK WANTED
STRAYED
pounds
grown
to of-
Don’t
Shank,
on old
Vicinity
Mrs.
and
with
on or
Anyone
abouts
weighing four
a half ounces,
Sanders, has been on
in the Times-Advocate
Milton Wood-
Pauline visited
Mr. and Mrs.
Pollock, Mr. and
Woodburn and
on Sunday with
Sol Pollock, of
We don’t examine heads . . . but we do give
your ear a complete examination from head
light to tail-light^ service and repair it ex
pertly and inexpensively. Drive’in.
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1947
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Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Motor Sales
ZURICH, ONTARIO
SLENDOR TABLETS are effec
tive. 2 weeks’ supply $1; 12
weeks’ $5, at Robertson’s
Drug Store.
Zurich
You 11 be right in step with your
new fall and winter suit if you
drop in and let us measure you
for
our
Tip
fer
fail
your garment. Combining
own sample cloths with our
Top line, we are able
you a fine selection,
to see them now!
SERVICE
STATl ON
lady would like to have her brakes‘‘This young
checked, lights fixed, horn repaired, speedometer ad
justed and, if you have the facilities, her head ex
amined!’’
Your Studebaker Dealer —
BOB MASON
/roc-foi bailed sinain cowboy
and the ' '
mESTEfill SUIinGBlLUESJ
Clinton Day
Show and Barn Dance
TOWN HALL
Sat.z Nov. 6 - 8:30 p.m 12
BIG 1%HOUR STAGE SHOW
.. . * Adults 6OcAdmission « .. .Children 3Oc Tax ind.
Heard Daily—CFPL London - 12 to 12:30 pm
beet
and
by Al joe
exhibition
window.
ORDER CHICKS NOW
First hatch December 5 th.
Hatching twice weekly there
after. Setting all breeds. Gov
ernment Approved.
Neuhauser Hatcheries
81- Kings St., London, Ontario
tfc
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SINUS, HAY FEVER, head
colds, irritating coughs are
common ailments now. NAME
LESS Cold Remedy night and
morning gives quick relief.
Sold by Browning’s, Robert
son’s, and Sanders’ stores.
14:21c
ATTENTION MERCHANTS ■—
Available immediately every
night the services of a young
man, experienced bookkeeper
(12 years), typist.. Part time
work only. Can fill in as ex
tra sales clerk on Saturdays.
Phone 3 39M, Exeter. 4*
WORK WANTED—Do not wait.
Now is the time to make ar
rangements to get your corn
shelled with the very latest
in shelling ■> equipment. Get
your name at the -head of the
list so your feeding problems
will be solved for all winter.
Apply to H. Peterson, R.R. 3
Dashwood, miles south of
Dashwood on Lloyd Lippert’s farm. 28; 4: lie
STRAYED—From Lot 7, Con. 6
Hay Twp., one yearling heifer
mark in right ear,
about August 15.
knowing its where
please phone 176rl3 Exeter.
28* tfc
STRAYED—Onto A Lot 5, (Sbn.
9, Stephen Twp., in June, 1
black steer and 1 grey steer.
Owner may have same by
paying for pasture and advt.
Phone 47rll Crediton.
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FOR SALE FOR SALE LOST BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE—A china cabinet.
Apply to Mahlon Watts, Hur
on St, Exeter. 21:28:4*
DUPLICATE KEYS cut for most
cars and cylinder type locks.
Beavers Hardware. 5tfc
FOR SALE—Mixed 12 inch dry
wood, $5.00 a cord delivered.
No orders under 5 cords.
Robt, Eagleson, Ailsa .Craig,
phone 6201’22, 28:4*
FOR SALE—Four good clean
cows due to freshen January
and February, in good flesh.
Apply to H.a Peterson, R.R, 3,
Dashwood, 2 A miles south of
Dashwood on Lloyd Lippert’s
farm. 28:4:11c
FOR
black,
tweed
Boy’s
size 6,
pumps. Beatty pump
cheap for quick sale.
Times-Advocate.
SALE—Man’s overcoat.
, size 42. Boy’s dark
i overcoat, size
Reefer blue
almost new.
8 years,
overcoat,
2 cistern
and jack
Apply at 4*
FOR SALE—’35 Terraplane
coach. Apply to Glenn Bell,
Hensail. 28:4c
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Heintz-
in A-l
Apply
4*
FOR SALE—A Gerard
man piano and bench
condition, guaranteed,
at Times-Advocate.
FOR SALE—1937 Ford car
mechanically good, good tires.
Apply to Stuart Dick, Exeter.
4c
FOR SALE—Overcoat, ski jac
ket and suit, all size 16, in
good condition, Phone Mrs.
Oscar Tuckey 174r2 Exeter. 4*
FOR SALE—Weaner and start
ed pigs. A. E. Oestreicher,
Dashwood. Phone 57rl0.
,4:11:18c
FOR SALE—A 1947 Hudson
coach, heater, other features,
one owner, low mileage. No
Dealers. Phone Kirkton 21rl4
4*
FOR SALE—A Beech all white
enamel cook stove,
three years, good as
Arthur Simpson, Clandeboye.
4*
used
new.
FOR SALE—A refrigerator,
“Kelvinator”. W. D. Willert,
Centralia, phone Crediton 4'0
r6. 4*
FOR SALE—Good Cheer coal
burning circulator heater,
nearly new. F. J. Wickwire,
corner of Highway 4 and the
Crediton road. 4*
FOR SALE—65 Sussex X New
Hamp, pullets. Phone 14rl6
Kirkton. 4 c
A baby carriage
crib
excel-
340R 4*
FOR SALE-
with
with mattress, both in
lent condition.
Exeter.
mattress; small
Phone
FOR SALE — Cockshutt riding
plow, in good condition; bag
truck; 24 feet of 1% inch
galvanized piping. Apply to
Ray Broderick., Exeter. 4*
FOR SALE — Modern heater.
Apply to Andrew Proctor,
Centralia. 4c
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FOR SALE—19 41 Pontiac se
dan, in good condition. Apply
at Times-Advocate. 4c
FOR SALE—19 3 0 Ford coupe.
May be seen at R. B. Williams
Exeter. 4*
FOR
house,
lumber,
double
Exeter.
SALE — 10x14 colony
tongue and grooved
in good .condition,
flooring. Phone 141 4-i<
FOR .SALE—19 34 GMC light
delivery truck and Webster
spray paint outfit. P. R. Dur
and or phone 327 Exeter. 4*
FOR SALE—Electric stove, in
good condition. Apply at
Times-Advocate. 4 c
FOR SALE—Princes Beth .cook
stove, six lids, waterfront
with pipes, good baker, good
heater. Can be seen at Roy
Stanley’s Hardware, Lucan.
4*
FOR SALE—Linoleum 12x5 ft.,
single bed with springs and
mattress, man’s overcoat, size
42. Ml’S. W. E. Winer. Phone
237. 4c
FOR SALE—1 Muskrat coat, 1
brown two-piece suit; brown
English tweed coat, all size
16. Mrs. Ed Johns, phone
332J. 4c
Hood Cheer range
condition,
International
reduction rear
new swing table
all-steel construc-
h.p. International
FOR SALE-
in good
1'931
double
practically
b-uzz saw,
tion; 5 „ .
motor, Apply to Fred Horne,
Ailsa Craig, phone 73R. 4c
$18.00;
truck,
end;
FOR SALE—1937 Ford coach,
in good condition, 2 new
tires, heater. Foi’ information
call Exeter 258 between 6.30
and 8 p.m.
FOR SALE—'Girl’s winter
■coat, size 14, chamois
good condition, $7,00,
at Times-Advocate,
FOR SALE—Ladies’
coat, small size,
worn,* reasonable.
Broderick, Exeter.
tweed
lined,
Apply
4c
black cloth
never been
Mrs. A.4*
FOR SALE—A Collie
Phone 24rl2 Crediton.
PUP.
.4 c
FOR SALE—Large size General
Electric portable battery ra
dio, excellent condition. Can
be seen at Norm Passmore’s,
Exeter. 4*
'FOR SALE1—Electric range. Ap
ply Hedden Apt., Andrew St.,
Exeter. 4*
FOR SALE—Raspberry plants.
1 still have 1,000> plants. Now
is the ideal time to plant
them. L. V. Hogarth, phone
2 66 Exeter. 4c
FOR SALE—A laundry stove in
good condition; Iron bed, full
size. W. C. Pearce, Exeter. 4c
REAL ESTATE
FOR
farm,
borne
well,
gravel
Apply
■Granton.
SALE—10*0 acre grass
Lot 10, Con. 10, Us-
Twp., never failing
windpill, bank barn,
pit. Possession at once.
Warren Brock, R.R. 1,
4*
FARMS FOR SALE—150 acres-
with comfortable brick house,
fine barn, 18 acres bush.
Close to highway, hydro.
122 acres, house with mod
ern conveniences, large barn
with good stabling and litter
excellent
Exeter.
good house, fine
steel stanchions
bowls, 6
close to
with
carriers. Land in
condition. Close to
100
barn
and
bush,
Price
terms. C. V. Pickard,
Main Street, Exeter.
acres,
with
water
hydro,
$7,000.00
acres
school,
liberal
Realtor
FARM—150 acres, choice, level,
tillable, 5 acres bush. T bank
barn with good stabling, litter
carrier, water system, milker,
silo, garage, hen house, good
brick house, furnace, hydro.
Mitchell. $11,000 includes mil
ker. W. C. Pearce, Realtor,
Exeter. 4 c
FOR SALE IN CREDITON—
Comfortable brick house close
to main corner, furnished,
could be used by two families
Immediate possession. C.
Pickard, Realtor, Main St.,
Exeter.
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FARM—144 acres, 24 foush. Go
derich highway, dairy farm,
6-room insulated house, drive
shed, barn fitted for dairy
herd, litter carrier, silo, elec
tricity, $8,5 00. W. C. Pearce,
Realtor. 4c
HELP WANTED
GIRL WANTED for dining
room work. Dominion Hotel,
Zurich. Phone 70 Zurich.
4:11:18:25*
WANTED
Labourers
Apply to
McKAY-COCKER
CONSTRUCTION, LTD.
Exeter District High School
4:11c
WANTED
WANTED—An airforce couple
would like an unfurnished
apartment, urgently required,
no children. Apply at Times-
Advocate. 4*
WANTED—10 head of cattle
for rough feeding for winter
months. Apply Clifford Weido,
3 % miles east of Hensail, 1 %
miles north. Phone 99rl8 Zu
rich. 28:4c
WANTED—Cattle to feed for
winter. Lots of feed and en
silage. Apply Russell Morley,
Phone I76rl2 Exeter. 4c
WANTED—Cattle fed for the
winter with good feed and
bedding. To run loose in any
number over 12 head. Apply
to Ernie Thompson, Rarkhill,
R.R. 8, phone 60’5rl3. 4*
WANTED-*—A number of cattle
to feed for the winter, Phone
241’23 Creditoil. , 4*'
LOST—In Leavitt's Theatre on
Saturday, October 23, a grey
purse. Findei’ please return
to Times-Advocate. Cash Re
ward. 4*
LOST—At grass farm at Sodom
a yearling heifer,
white star
der please communicate with
George Frayne 84r20 Kirk
ton. 4:11c
red with
in forehead. Fin-
LOST—In
leather
money and
Permit bearing name
Sullivan. .Finder please leave
with Wes Jones, Hensall. 4c
a brown
containing
valuable papers,
Harry
Hensail,
billfold
NOTICES
GARBAGE COLLECTION
All garbage, other than ashes,
cans and bottles, must be
wrapped in paper. All garbage
must be placed in proper con
tainers with close fitting lids.
Containers must be placed at
curb.
By Order of Council,
C. V. Pickard, Clerk
Township of Usbome
A court of revision of the as
sessment roll of the Township of
Usborne, County of Huron, will
be held in the Township Hall,
Elimville, on Monday, November
8, 1948, at 3 o’clock p.m.
HARRY STRANG, Clerk
28:4
NOTICE OF
Registration of By-Law
Notice is hereby given that a
by-law was passed by Uie Coun
cil of the ~
the fourth
providing
debentures
$560,000.00 for
a District High School,
such by-law was regis-
the registry office of
in the County of
Village of Exeter on
day of October 1948,
for the issuance of
to the amount of
the purpose of
building
and that
tered in
Goderich
Huron on the twenty-third day
of October, 1948. Any motion to
quash or set aside the same or
any part thereof must be made
within three months after the
first publication of this notice
and cannot be made thereafter.
Dated this twenty-fifth day of
October, 19 48.
C. V. Pickard, Clerk.
28:4:11
BE—INSURANCE
Policy-holders of The Hay
Hay Township Farmers’ Mutual
Fire Insurance Company who
operate Tractors on Barn .Floors
are, according to recent regula
tions passed by the Board of
Directors, obliged to attach to
their Tractors an approved Fire
Extinguisher. Failing to do this
voids youi’ insurance. Contact
the nearest Director who has a
supply of Pyrene Extinguishers
on hand. .Price $10.00.
. H. K. Eilber, Secretary,
Crediton.
4:11:18c
Ratepayers of Exeter
re New Assessment
A new system of Assessment is
being set up in the County of
Huron. A County Assessor is in
■charge of this work and the as
sessment of the different Muni
cipalities will foe made uniform
throughout ,the County. In order
to secure this uniform assess
ment, measurements are made
■and a manual of rates used to
determine the amount of the in
dividual assessment.
Largely, as a result of using this
new system, oui' Total Assess
ment has been raised from
$1,049,830 in 1947 to a total of
$1,909,825 for 1948. This means
that to raise the same amount
of money in 1949 as we have
raised in 19 4 8, the mill rate
would be approximately 27 mills
instead of 49 mills, which is the
rate this year. In other words,
your assessment may be almost
doubled, yet the amount of
taxes you will be required to
pay in 1949 will foe the same as
in 194 8, if the total expenditure
of the Village remains the same.
If the total expenditure of the
Village increases, your taxes
would increase under either the
old or new plan of assessment.
C. V. PICKARD, Clerk
COUNTY COUNCIL
The next meeting of
Huron County 'Council will be
held in the Council Chambers,
Court House, Goderich commen
cing, Tuesday, .November 16th,
at 2.00 p.m,
All accounts, notices of depu
tations and other business re
quiring the attention of Coun
cil should be in the hands of
the County Clerk not later
than Saturday, November 13th,
1948.
the
N. W. Miller,
, County Clerk
Goderich, Ontario
4 ;lic
BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Distri
bute our 250 products: Toilet
Articles, Medicines, Extracts,
Spices, Floor Wax, Insecti
cides, Farm Products, splendid
assortment of Gift Boxes. Opr
dealers make substantial pro
fits! A customer in each
home! For Catalogue and de
tails, write to FAMILEX, 1600
Delorimier Street, Montreal,
P.Q, 28:4:11:18:25:20
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MISCELLANEOUS
YOU CAN MAKE MONEY foy
collecting club orders for new
blankets made from" old wool
lens. Brand new, all wool or
pure wool, full size blankets,
in newest colours. Direct from
mill to you. Write for cata
logue today. Midland Mills,
Dept. 27, Midland, Ontario.
AUCTION SALES
CLEARING AUCTION
OF FARM STOCK,
AND IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public
auction
On Highway 83, Lot 17
(south boundary of Stephen,
2 miles east of Dashwood ox*
5 miles west of Exeter) on
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1948
commencing at 1:00 p.m. sharp
HORSES: Bay mare, 7 years,
old; bay mare, 12 years old;
good reliable work team.
CATTLE: Red brindle cow, 7
yrs. old, milking, due in Jan.;
black heifer, carrying second
calf, due in Dec.; brindle cow, 3
yrs. old, milking, due in Jan,
Hereford Holstein
calf at foot; black
with calf at foot;
fer, milking, due
■brindle Hereford
old, milking,
black heifer,
calf, due in Jan.; Hereford hei
fer, carrying second calf, due in
January; black heifer, carrying
first calf, due in Feb.; 5 heifers,
rising 2 yrs. old; 2 steers, ris
ing 2 yrs. old; 1 yearling Here
ford steer; 9 summer calves;
polled Hereford bull, 2 yrs. old;
Hereford bull, 7 months old,
can be registered. These cattle-
are all o‘f good quality.
IMPLEMENTS: A McCormick
Deering tractor, on steel, 15-3 0,
in good condition; McC. Deering
3-furrow tractor plough;
Deering tractor disc
McC.
McC.
good
grain
heifer, with.
Jersey heifer,
Durham hei-
in IF’ebruary;
cow,
due in
carrying
9 years
March;
second
McC'..
new;
cut;
cut,
disc;
- . - > fertilizer drill; Maxwell hay loa
der; M-H 3-horse cultivator;
McC. Deering 1-horse scuffler;
rubber tired wagon; 16-ft. hay
rack; McCormick riding plough;
low, steel truck-wagon; 3-drum
out-throw 14-plate
stiff tooth cultivator; 6-
diamond harrows, with
2 walking ploughs; gang
McC. Deering cream se-
750 cap; strainer pails,
;, like
Deering binder, 7-ft.
Deering mower, 5-ft.
as new; M-H 15-run
drill; Deering 11-run disc
;steel roller;
dise;
section
evener;
plough;
■parator, . ______ r__,
milk pails; 2 wagon boxes; Clin
ton fanning mill, complete with,
sieves; 2000-lb. platform scales;
chicken shelter; bag truck;
pulper; 2 sets bob sleighs;
ter; buggy; 2 sets double
ness, collars, doubletrees;
vels, forks, various barrels,
TERMS: Cash.
MRS. HARRY RADER, Prop.
MILFORD MERNER, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auct.
root
cut-
har-
sho-
etc..
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
The undersigned has received
instructions to .sell by public
auction on
TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 1948
at
Lot 6 Con. 3, Tuckersmith Twp.
114 miles east of Hensall,
at 1 p.m. the following:
CATTLE: Heifer due Feb. 5;
red cow due Feb. 26; white
faced cow, ,roan' cow, both milk
ing; 2 yearling steers; 1 year
ling heifer; 2 heifer calves.
PIGS: 1 sow bred Oct. 11;
2 other sows; 4 pigs, 9 weeks,
old; 6 pigs 12 weeks old; 8
pigs weaned time of sale.
GRAIN: 150 bus. oats; 600
bus. mixed grain; mangels.
6 and 8 inch tile.
IMPLEMENTS: Co-Op .trac
tor on rubber with starter and
lights, A-l condition; 3 furrow
Fleury plow; 3 section spring
tooth harrows; 8-ft. Johil Deere
stiff-tooth .■cultivator; tedder; M H. hay loader;
spreader; M.H.
bean puller; 2
inthrow disc;
pea puller, whuhuic
Cockshutt .drill with
attachments;
with rack;
ter; 5 and
hay fork;
2stove;
stoves.
McC. Deering
mower, 6-f t.;
row scuffler;
M.H, binder, 6-ft.;
complete; 15 run
.Ax fertilizer
wheel trailer
sleighs; cut
belts;
colony
colony
4
wagon;
7 inch drive
oil burner
.coal burner
TERMS—CASH
PEPPER, Prop.
CORBETT, Auct.
WM.
ED.
HAROLD PARKER, Clerk.
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