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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6, 1949
PHONE
335 Exeter
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NOTICE
WHITEWASHING
Arrangements can he mado
Bill Watson
Dashwood Phone 351’19
WOODHAM
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills
Betty visited
Mr. and Mrs.
Scottsville.
Mrs. L. Courtney, of Midland,
is spending the winter months
with her mother, Mrs*. H. Chat
ten.Mr, and Mrs. Jack Vyles and
Gary , of London, visited on
Sunday with Mrs. M. Copeland
and family.
Mrs. T. G. Wanless ,and fam
ily are spending a few days with
of
and
on Sunday with
Grant Mills, of
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Announcements
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Classified Directory
Want Ads Serve You Well When You Want to Buy or Sell
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LOST FOR SALE
Taman’s Men’s Wear
Take Advantage of These
Discounts Now in Effect
Men's Clothing
•her mother, Mrs. Adams,
Toronto.
Miss Audrey .Parkinson,
the eighth line, Blanshard,
Student at London Normal
School, is teaching at Woodham
this week.
Miss Ombra Copeland, student
at London Normal School, is
teaching at the fourth line
Blanshard school this week.
'New Year’s visitors in the
community were:
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Small
and family, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. - - - — - .Mr.
of
a
glavin—At Mrs. Batten’s
sing home on Thursday,
cember 30, 1948, to Mr.
Mrs. John Glavin, of Clande-
boye, a son, John Michael,
ROWE—At Mrs, Batten’s nurs
ing home on 'Sunday, January
2, 1949, to Mr. ‘
Charley Rowe, of
a daughter, Lynda
DEATHS
nur-
De-
and
and vMrs.
Centralia,
Dianne.
LOST—In Exeter Thursday, a
walking cane with a dog’s
head, valued as a gift. Fin
der please leave at Times-
Advocate. Reward $5. tfc
LOST—A black wallet contain
ing driver’s licence, near the
theatre. Finder please return
■to Times-Advocate. 6*
FOR SALE—Good
good condition,
able price. Wes
Exeter North.
cutter, in
at a reason-
Hackney,
30:6*
FOR SALE—Sparton radio,
table model. Apply Fink’s
Meat Market, 6*
WANTED
WANTED TO , BUY—-Second •
hand baby carriage in good
condition. Phone 1W Exeter.
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Don’t let static cause a minor panic! Bring your
radio into us and we’ll have it back in smooth work
ing order quickly ... no matter what’s wrong with
it. All radio repair guaranteed.
R. E. RUSSELL
Phone 109 Exeter, Ont.
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We Are Again
Contracting Barley
FOR CANADA MALTING COMPANY
If Interested, Get in Touch with Us
Geo. T. Mickle & Sons
HENSALL, ONTARIO
Phone 103 Nights 133
Start Lakeview Chicks
For Biggest Profits
Hatches ^X^eekly
Starting January 19
Ball, of <St. Thomas, with
and Mrs. Norris Webb. .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roger
Shirley, Qf Kirkton, and Mr.
Mrs, Ira McCurdy with Mr.
Mrs. Fred Doupe.
Mrs.
Wynn, Rev. T. G. Wanless
Ronnie
Mrs. John Tomlinson’? „
New Year’s .visitors out of
community were:
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills
Betty with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Morrison, of Kirkton.
Mr. Wm. Mills, Ken and Mar
ian with Mr. and
Sarnia.
Mills, Mrs.
and Lorna
■of
and
H. Chatten,Mr.
Chatten with Mr.
Mrs;
and
and
and
W.
and
and
the
and
Wm.
Esson, of
Mr. >S.
Florence
T. Tufts,
Mr.
and family,
wood, Mr.
Hazelwood and Jimmy with Mr.
and Mrs. 'Cecil Dobson, of Kirk
ton.
R.
with
Kirk,
Mrs.
Kirkton.
Mrs. O.
Mr. George Hazel-
,and Mrs. Norman
Hazelwood
Two brown overcoats were
exchanged at the New Year’s
Eve dance. One young man in
Usborne got ''an overcoat that
was too big for him and an
Exeter man got one that was on
the small side. The. Times-
Advocate was able to straighten
the matter out when both part
ies reported they had someone
else’s .coat.
Christmas Sunday was
served in James Street Church
on Sunday with special music
by the choir and the singing of
carols. A feature of the service
was the baptism of the twin
children of Mr. and iMr-s; Wil
frid Ranjsden, Joan Lorraine and
Bruce Hamilton; also John Jo
seph, son -of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Creech. Mr. Gordon Koch on the
piano accompanied Mr. Lawrence
Wein on the organ.
Early
START CHICKS EARLY: The highest priced egg
period has gradually changed from late fall to the
period from July to November or December. It takes
January and February pullets to lay mostly “A”
Large eggs during all of the high priced periods.
There was a difference of 15c between pullet eggs
and “A” Large last August which is a good profit
in itselfr
DON’T'BE AN “IN” AND “OUTER”: Buy the usual
number of chicks, buy good chicks and start them
earlier. We predict high egg prices from July to
December at least and with another good
prices might be much lower.
crop feed
Ob
POULTRY MEAT SHORTAGE AND
There is a definite shortage of roasting
PRICES:
„ chickens,
heavy hens and turkeys and storage stocks are al
most nil. Roasting chickens 5 lbs. and over are sell
ing for 42-45c per lb. which means a good cockerel
should bring $3.00 to $3.50 each. Heavy hens 36-
38c per lb. Turkeys 65c per lb. All prices alive at
the farm. These prices are the highest on record.
January and February hatched cockerels should bring
a real price as 5-8 lb. roasters.
Book Your Order NOW
and Start Chicks Early
Libera) Discounts for Early Booking
Lakeview Customers
.The Country Over
Claim Lakeview
Chicks and Service
Superb . . .
Lakeview Chicks Live:
Chicks all alive and go
ing strong. Anyone put
ting out chicks like mine
might well be proud of
their ability
hatchery, —
F, Marshall,
Ontario.
to run a
writes Mrs.
Pt. Arthur,
withContinued Success
Lakeview: Getting Sus
sex X New Hamps
you for the last
years and like them fine,
— says Mr, B. Sliob-
brookj Auburn, Ontario.
Wondetful Service:
Thank you for your
wonderful service, chicks
well and we are delight
ed with them, — from
Mr. S. Spricer, Prescott,
Ontario.
from
three
Lakeview Chicks Give
Egg Production: Placing
order for chicks. Had
wonderful success this
summer, they arc now
laying 80%, —- Writes
Mrs. A. Argue, Osgoode
Ontario.
PHONE 78
Lake view Poultry Farm
EXETER, ONT
ATKINSON —• In McGillivray
Township at the residence of
her nephew, Ceasur Atkinson,
on .Wednesday, December 29,
1948, Catherine Atkinson, in
her 86th year.
MORLOCK—In St. Joseph’s Hos
pital, London, on Monday,
January 3, 1949, Mary Cather
ine Martin, beloved wife of Al
bert Morlock, in her • seventy
fourth year.
PENPRASEi—O n Sunday, Jan
uary 2 1949, Edith Brown be
loved wife of - Albert I. Pen
prase, 672 Northcliff e Blvd.,
Toronto, formerly of Exeter.
SCHROEDER — In London
Township, on Thursday, De-
cember 30, at .the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Clar
ence Shiebottom, Lot 9, Con.
12, Catharine Lippert, widow
of the late Daniel Schroeder,
formerly of ‘Crediton.
STONEi—I n Victoria Hospi
tal, London, January 3, 194'9,
Olive May Copeland, beloved
wife of James Edward Stone,
in her sixty-third year,
WIILSON—In. London, on Tues
day December 28, 19 48, Or-
val S. Wilson, eldest son. of
Mr. and Mrs. ;S. J. Wilson, of
Usborne Township, in his fif
ty-second year.
ENGAGEMENTS
LOST—Between Crediton and
St. Marys, trailer tail board,
license
31rl-5,
wood.
1.6 r
No. 3 83 8 4 T.
’Peterson,H.
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Phone
Dash-
6:13:20c
FOR SALE—Beatty washing
machine gas power, in good
•condition. Apply Lesume Des-
jardine, phone Dashwood 37-
rlCh. . 6*
WANTED-
50 to
land,
tion,
Advocate.
Will pay
10'0 acres
suitable fox*
Apply Box
cash for
of cheap
reforesta-
C Times-
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STRAYED
STRAYED—Onto. the farm of ’’Stewart Webb, Stephen Twp.,
spring calf, black and white.
Owner omay have same by
proving property and paying
expenses. 23:30:6*
MISCELLANEOUS
CORN BOUGHT FOR HIGHEST
market price and shelled at
farm. See me while the price
is high. H. Peterson, R.R. 3,
Dashwood (formerly Lloyd
Lippert farm, phone Dash
wood 31rl5. 25tfc
INCOME TAX PAPERS filled
out. Phone 366J Exeter.
16:23:30:6*
CUSTOM WOOD CUTTING done
by power chain saw. Gordon
Prance, phone Kirkton 37r22.
16:23:30:6*
AND TINSMITH-
small or
See us for
I-I. Peterson,
PLUMBING
ING—No job too
none too large,
quick service,
phone Dashwood 31rl5.
16:6tc
SPECIAL
ANCE,
FACTORY CLEAR-
___ _ Air Circulators for
Warm Air Furnaces. Easily
installed. Write Box 309,
Bro.ck St., ;Goderich, Ont.
28
6c
FOR -SALE—Year and a half
old hog, 250 pounds. Phone
24r22 Crediton. , ,6*
FOR SALE—Figured rug 6’9”
x 9’ and odd living room
chairs. Apply at Times-Ad
vocate. 6 c
FOUR NEW
your tractpr
while we still
the old reliable
Phone 31rl5,
Dashwood. R.R.
TRACTORS—Get
for spring now
have some of
Centaier left.
H. Peterson,
3. 6:13:20c
Chesterfield
like new, too
suitable for
5’1 or 5’2; also 1
seat, .upholstered, like
WANTED—Pigs, from 6 to 8
weeks old, Phone 80r2 Hen
sall, Jos. Ferguson, . 6,K
WANTED —Unfurnished apart
ment or house. W. R, Winsor
Phone 88W Exeter,6*
HORSES WANTED — An un
limited number of good work
horses, G. J. Dow. 30:4t*
WANTED—Singer treadle or el
ectric sewing machine in
good condition. Write ;Emmet ,
Guiry, % Windsor Star.
30:6:13*
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—'Service Station
With good gallonage in good
town. Apply Box S Times-
Advocate. •
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FOR SALE—Black
■coat, size 12,
short for owner,
person
antique
new; 1 hand washing machine wooden ' . . _
Times-Advocate.
•tub. Apply Box S,
6*
FOR SALE—Good Cheer cook
stove, in good condition, ,19 41
special Deluxe Chev coach, a
good buy, privately owned, in
real good condition. Apply a€
Times-Advocate. 6‘"
PERSONAL
PNEUMONIA, SINUS, HAY
FEVER, DEAFNESS, follows
HEADCOLDS. CHECK these
ailments, at once, by the dai
ly use of NAMELESS Cold
Remedy. Jars 60c to $1.00.
Browning’s Drugstore, or by
mail postpaid. 30:6*
The engagement was announ
ced Wednesday of Miss Audrey
Saugstad, .daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Randolph Saugstad, Moore
street, London, to Mr. Norman
Hannigan, son of Mrs. Hannigan
and the late Norman Hannigan.
The bride-to-be is a member of
class of
fiance is
from the
Ontario.
the 19 46 graduating
Victoria Hospital. Her
an Arts ’48 graduate
University of Western
The marriage will take place
January 15 at Calvary • Unitea
Church.’
CARDS OF THANKS
Mrs. Andrew Mathers wishes
all those who sent
cards during her
in Victoria Hospital.*
to thank
treats and
recent stay
Mr.and Mrs. Harry Bailey,
of Winc’helsea, wish to thank
their many friendss for flowers,
cards and treats given to them
on the occasion of their sixtieth
wedding anniversary. *
Mr. H. T. Rowe and Mrs. W.
C. Allison wish to thank their
many friends and neighbors for
kindnesses shown in their recent
bereavement, with special
thanks to Rev. H. J. Snell. *
Mrs. T. M. Dinney and family
wish to express their thanks to
the friends and neighbors for
the kindness and sympathy ex
tended to them in their bereave
ment of a loving husband and
father. a
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Thomp
son, .the nieces and nephews of
the late Mrs. Sarah Johnson,
wish to thank their friends and
neighbors for the many expres
sions of kindness and sympathy
shown them in their recent sad
bereavement. Special thanks for
the floral tributes, tp the pall
bearers,
and Mr.
the choir, Rev, Wood
,H. Hoffman. c
P. Bowey wishes toMr. J,
express his thanks to his many
friends for
Shown him during his recent
bereavement,
H. J. Snell, Rev. R. R. Connor,
the Hopper-Hockey Funeral
Home and those who so kindly
to
Mrs.
her
c
the kindnesses
Thanks to Rev.
loaned their cars. .Also
those who remembered
Bojvey in any way during
long illness.
Mr,
family
sincere
friends and neighbors for the
kindness, assistance and sym
pathy extended during their
bereavement, and also for the
kindly remembrances at Christ
mas and for the beautiful floral
tributes. *
Albert Mitchell
wish to express
appreciation to the
and
their
many
re-
and
•St.
and
c
Ruth Clarke wishes to thank
all those who so kindly
membered her with cards
treats While a patient in
Joseph’s Hospital, London,
since returning home.
Mr, and Mrs. Sidney Wilson
and their family wish to thank
their many friends and relatives
lor their kindness and sympathy
shown them in their recent
sad bereavement, Also for the
many floral tributes, many
cards and letters and those
who helped in any way. Special
thanks to Canon James, Mr, C,
Haskett and JSon, the pallbear
ers and the W.A. of Eilmville.*
BABY CHICKS
CHICKS : CHICKS : CHICKS
Thousands hatching weekly. All
breeds. .Some _.....
brooders now. Come in
them. It
to get
FOR SALE —> Household fur
nishings, next to new. Must
sell, leaving -town. Apply at
Kerslake’s Produce before 6
or phone 40 Hensail. 6c
SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! Gain 5
to 15 lbs. .-.New pep, too. Try
famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets
for double results; new heal
thy flesh;
“get
50c.
new vigor. New
acquainted” size only
All druggists.
REAL ESTATE
our
see
started chicks in
and
wellwill pay you
them early.
Neuhanser Hatcheries
81 King St., London.
6c
The family of the late Her
bert Morlock
their many
and neighbors
acts of kindness and sympathy
shown them during their recent
sad bereavement. Special thanks
to Rev. Dahms and Dr. Dunlop.
wish
friends,
i for
to thank.,
, relatives
the' .many
FOR SALE—Lady’s CCM tube
skates, size 5. Phone 20 6 M,
Exeter. 6*
FOR SALE—Gainsborough table
lamps, reduced flashlights, 3-
piece grey suit $9.00, hand-
crocheted buffet sets made in
'India; magazines and books
bought and sold, many other
articles less than half price.
. House of signs, A. H. Daynes,
Huron Street West, across the
tracks. *
FOR SALE—Two well bred
young sows, 6 months old.
A. Wright, .Centralia. Phone
. 6 c
FOR SALE—120 acre Highway
farm, mile to Mitchell. Extra
good barn, silo, brick house.
Pressure system, hydro, at
tractive set-up. Equipped if "
desired.
134 acres,-12 bush, valuable
gravel pit. Brick house, mod
ernized. Bank barns,
shed. Pressure system,
two highways 1% mile,
milk route. Convenient
school, churches,
Equipped if desired.
Pearce, Realtor, Exeter.
drive
hydro
On
to
stores.
Wm.
6c
's
1
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,-4‘*** Crediton 40rll.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kerslake
wish to thank
friends for their kindness
sympathy shown them in the
loss of her dear mother, also
for the floral tributes. Special
thanks to our grand neighbors,
Dr. J. A. MacLean and Hensall
Women’s Institute members who
remembered her with cards at
Christmas, also all those who
sent cards, treats and flowers
during hei* lengthy illness. c
Mrs. Ross Love wishes to
thank all those who so kindly
remembered
ways during
their many
and
her in so many
her recent illness.*
Fraser and ,Mrs.Mrs. W.
Bertie Simmons wish to thank
all their neighbors and friends
who were so kind to them in
their sad bereavement; for the
expressions of sympathy shown
to them by the many acts of
kindness
and the
thanks to
Mr. Sam Rennie for their lovely
duet .............
to Dr. Goddard and to Mr,
Mrs. Harold Bonthron for
kindness.
and for the flowers
loan of cars. Special
Rev. R. A. Brook and
The Old Rugged .Cross”,
" and
their ♦
IN MEMORIAM
SMITH—In
George
killed
ofmemory
Smith,
December
Troup Train
Glen dyne,
Brunswick
Quebec.
We picture him returning,
We long to clasp his baud;
Bfit God postponed the meeting,
’Twill be in the better land.
Cpl
No. 799 41,
31, 1918,
wreck, east of
between New
and Monkton,
Thirty years have gone,but
none can tell
The los s of one we loved SO
welt
The trial is hard,we’ll not
complain,
But trust in heaven to chneet
again.
Not now but in the coming
years,
Maybe in the better land;
We’ll read the meaning of our
words;
And then up there, we’ll under
stand..
Sleep on dear brother, in your
lonely. grave,
Your life for your country, you
nobly gave;
No loved one stood near to
say farewell,
But hi God’s keeping, now you
dwell.
—Ever remembered by sisters,
Mrs. Nelson 'Sinclair and Mrs.
Bruce Mitchell and brothers,
Walter Smith and Albert
Smith. c
FOR SALE—Good cob corn, 3
$30.00 per ton, D. Clark, .
Lucan, phone 80r2. 6:13* ’
FOR SALE—-1935 Chevrolet sedan; 1930 ’Ford coach, good
running condition, cheap for
cash. Phone 31rl5, .General
Sales Co., R.R. 3, Dashwood.
6:13:20c
FOR SALE—A large quantity
of 12 inch cord wood, also
slabs. Fred C. Kalbfleisch and
Sons, Zurich, phone 69. 6:6tc
NEW SINGER SEWING MACH
INES—Cabinet and Electric,
also Treadle machines. Re
pairs to all makes. Singer
Sewing Centre, 78 Ontario St.
^tratford.2t£c
CHENILLE BEDSPREADS
$4.99 EACH
At wholesale price; first quality
beautiful spreads, well tufted,
in all colors, for double or single
beds, $4.99 each; full 90x100
spreads, with basket of flowers
design, completely covered with
chenille, $8.98 each; also Habi
tant hand-hooked rugs, 18”x36”
well made, 3 for $4.00. These
articles worth double the price.
Sent ■« C.O.D., plus postage;
money immediately refunded if
not satisfied. .Handicraft Distri
butors, 254 Sherbrooke St.
West, Montreal, Quebec.
30:6:13:20c
FARMS FOR SALE—
150 acres, Usborne Twp., good,
house. Fine barn. Water pres-
> sure. Close to highway and
school and to Exeter.
122 .acres, Stephen Twp. Brick
house with modern conveni
ences. Barn well equipped.
Will carry large stock.
100 acres.. Blanshard Twp.
Comfortable house with fur
nace. Good .barn with water
pressure, litter carrier
silo.
100 acres. Tuckersmith
Good house. Barn on
Close to County road,
acres. Edge of Hamlet,
comfortable house,
small barn. Garden
Hydro throughout.
C. V. .Pickard, Realtor,
Street, Exeter.
and.
Twp.
wall.
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5 Very
Good
land.
Main
6e
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NOTICES
Waterproofing Textiles
LET IT RAIN! LET IT POUR!
“Rainproof” all your clothes,
Topcoats, overcoats, snow suits,
overalls, work jackets, mattress
es, sports jackets* etc. etc. at
home. .89c bottle will do three
topcoats. At Traquair’s Hard
ware. 9tC
A bicycle belonging to Thos.
Collingwood was stolen from
the school during Christmas
week. The party is requested to
return same and save further
trouble. q*-
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The next meeting of the Hu
ron County Council will be held
in the Council Chambers, Court
House, Goderich, commencing
Tuesday, January lSth, at
2.00i p.m.
AU accounts, notices of de
putations and other business
requiring the attention of Coun
cil should be in the hands of
the County Clerk not later than
Saturday, January 15tli, 1949.
N. W. Miller, County Clerk,
Goderich, Ont. 6:13c
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Late Model Cars
and, the following Used Cars
are now on sale at
Bob Cook Motor Sales
HENSALL, ONTARIO
1937 Plymouth Seda n, heater,
Slip Covers, a lovely black
finish.
1934 Dodge Coupe, heater and
.in excellent condition.
.1929 Ford Coupe, hi exception*
ally good condition.
Don t Miss This
PHONE: Ol day — 63 NIGHT
HENSALD
In the Estate of Joseph M
Zller late of the Village of
Dashwood in the Comity of
Huron, Gentleman, deceased.
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of Joseph M.
Ziler late of the Village of
Dashwood in the 'County of
Huron, Gentleman, deceased,
who died on or about the 17th
day of September 1948, are re
quired to fiie particulars - of
the same with the undersigned
Executor on or before the 15th
day of January 1949, after
which date the Executor will
distribute the Estate having re
gard only to those claims of
which notice lias been received.
Dated this 31st day of Dec
ember 1948,
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William John £Her,
Executor,
Dashwood, Ont,
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