The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1949-01-27, Page 4Mrs* Peter Moir
Evening Service
THE! TiMEb-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 27, 1949 *
Ope garage will be open in Exeter on Sundays and
during the evenings
throughout the week
Open - this Sunday and
During the Evenings
Throughout the Week
NORTH END B-A
Service Station
Mrs, Peter Moir passed away
Tuesday at the home of her son,
Alvin, Thames Road, in her
82nd year Mrs. Moir suffered a
Stroke and was ill only a couple
of days. Her maiden name was
Janet Clark. She was a member
of Caven Presbyterian church.
Survviving are five sons, Ira,
of London; Alvin, of Thames
Road; John, or Detroit; Oran,
of St. Catherines; George, of
Hensall; also two brothers,
Louis Clarke, Sr,, of Hensall and
John in the west, The funeral
service will be held ifrom the
Hopper-Hockey funeral. home
Thursday at 2 p, m. conducted
by Rev. D. R. Sinclair with
Interment in Exeter Cemetery.
Keep an Eye on this Page for Bargains!
MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WORK WANTED APPLICATIONS WANTED
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We Are Again
Contracting Barley
FOR CANADA MALTING COMPANY
If Interested, Get in Touch with Us
. Phone 103
Geo. T. Mickle & Sons
HENSALL, ONTARIO
Nights 133
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Let Us Take a Load Off
Your Feet - With a GE
"Sit-Down” Ironer!
Immediate Delivery
While you sit, your GE Electric Ironer swiftly irons
flat pieces, shirts, dresses, blouses!
Simple to operate., you set portable ironer on the •
table and relax at your job.
The demonstrator will show yon how it operates.
R. E. RUSSELL
PRIVATE PARTY interested in
purchase of farm, or farm
stock and implements. Hydro
must be obtainable, Part or
all cash. Please state full par
ticulars, including location in
first letter. All answers held
strictly confidential. Box “N”,
Exeter Times-Advocate. 27c
PLASTER CONTRACTING—
Plain or ornamental. Guaran
teed satisfaction. Free esti
mates. Phone Dashwood 122,
D, C. Firby. 20:27:3:10*
CORN BOUGHT FOR HIGHEST
market price and shelled at
farm. See me while the price
is high. II. Peterson, R,R, 3,
Dashwood (formerly Lloyd
Lippert farm, phone Dash
wood 31rl5. ,25tfc
WELDING and repairs to farm
machinery. Apply H. Peterson,
telephone Dashwood 31rl5,
27:3:HOc
DASHWOOD
Mrs. Aaron Restemeyer under-j
went an operation in St. Joseph’s
Hospital, London on Saturday.
She is as well as can be expect
ed.
_Mrs. L. H. Radar is spending
this week in Waterloo with her
daughter, Mrs. Garnet Weiburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bender
were week-end visitors with his
mother, Mrs. Bender, and Mr.
and Mrs. Schatz.
Mrs. Ireland of Stratford is
spending a few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Tieman, who is on
the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edighoffer
and daughter, Mary, were Sun
day visitors with relatives and
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Ireland
of Stratford were Sunday visi
tors in town.
We are pleased to report that
~ Koehler who has been
in the hospital is im-
slowly.
Margaret Thompson of
Phone 109
Smart
Exeter, Ont
★ 1948 Ford S.D. Fordor, maroon,
★1947 Ford S.D. Fordor, grey,
1940 Ford Coach.
Mrs. E.
very ill
.proving
Miss
Exeter spent the week-end with
Mary Snell.
Miss Amelia Willert is spend
ing a few weeks in Toronto with
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Willert.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wildfong
and Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Wild
fong spent Sunday in London.
Mrs. William Musser, of .town,
is ill with pneumonia.
Mr. Bill Musser, an employee
of Canada Packers office, Exeter
been transferred to the Clin-
b ranch.
FOR SALE—Two-storey brick
•house with furnace, 3-piece
bath, hot water tank heated
by furnace and, electric. Attic
insulated. Variety of fruits
planted. Possession arranged,
W, O. Pearce, realtor. 27c
FOR SALE—-5 room cottage,
new, with all conveniences.
Apply to John Caldwell, Hay
P.O. Phone ,13rll Exeter, 20*
FOR SALE—2 storey brick
house, Exeter, well located.
Furnace, air conditioner, 3
piece bath upstairs, 2 piece
main floor, garage, all in
good condition. W. C. Pearce,
Realtor. 20c
FOR SALE-—Small home. One
of the nicest in Exeter. 2
bedrooms, modern kitchen.
All conveniences, garage. Im
mediate possession if desired.
C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main
St., Exeter.
FOR SALE — Immediate pos
session. Two bedroom house
with town water and hydro.
Nice lot, Exeter. Brick house
- well located in Crediton. C.
V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St.,
Exeter.------------------------ ------------------
FOR SALE—Beauty Shop Bus
iness with modern hairdres
sing and
may
other equipment,
be leased. Well
estab-
Shop
located. Business well
lislied. C. V. Pickard, Realtor
Main St., Exeter.
FOR SALE—Seven-roomed brick
house, located centrally in
Exeter. Box “J”, The Times-
Advocate. 27*
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Hen
sall 2-storey brick house, fire
place, hard and soft water at
sink, full cellar, 3 rooms main
floor, three up, metal roof.
• Corner lot could be built on.
Near [business section. Settling
estate. W. C. Pearce, realtor,
Exeter. 13*
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,
Stratford. 2t£c
FOR SALE—Single bed, springs
and mattress, two years old,
but only used foi’ about a
year in good condition. Apply
Doug Pryde, telephone 41w
Exeter,
FOR SALE-
stake
good
form with 2 ft, sides;
of 6 inch rubber belt. Apply
to Harvey Hyde, R.R. 1, Hen
sall. Phone Exetei' 177r42.
20:27*
•1936 Ford two ton
truck in good condition,
tires, 6^x12 ft. plat-
‘ " 50 ft.
ft.
FOR SALE—4-in. and 8-in. tile.
'Orders for other sizes taken,
. Cann’s Mill,, Phone 3 5W,
Exeter. 27c
FOR SALE1—D o h e r t y kitchen
range, white enamel trim, in
good condition; also English
pram. Phone 155M Exeter. 27c
FOR SALE.—Nine Stocker pigs,
struck this twon Sunday and
Crediton. 27*
FOR SALE'—Three s k i r t s, a
■coat, ski jacket, and other ar
ticles in good condition. Tele
phone 62rl2 Dashwood. 27c
FOR SALE—1933 Dodge Sedan.
Apply at Passmore's Garage,
Hensall. 27c
FOR SALE1—Dark grey over
coat, nearly new, size 44. An
electric hanging fixture in
■chrome. Phone 237 Exeter. ■ c
FOR SALE—Goose and gander.
Will sell separately. Phone
40r7 Dashwood. 27c
SITUATION WANTED — book
keeper, male, experienced, full
oi' part time, Apply Box “J",
Times-Advocate, 20:27:3c
TENDERS WANTED
One hundred grass farm be
longing to the William Penhale
estate, being Lot 6, Con. 7, Hay
Township, foi’ sale by tender.
Windmill with good well of
watei’ on farm. Sealed tenders to
be in by February 16. Highest
or any tender not necessarily
accepted. Terms; cash. Address
tenders to the William Penhale
estate, % Asa J, Penhale, exe
cutor, R.R.l, Exeter. 27:3:10c
Applications will be received
for the position of janitor for
the James Street United Churchy
duties to commence at once.
Married man whose wife is will
ing to assist preferred. Apply
stating salary expected. For par
ticulars apply to the secretary,
J, M. Southcott, Times-Advo-
cate. 2tc
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NOTICES
Revised Prize List
Watch in the mail for com
pletely revised prize list of
Exeter Fall Fair for the “Home
Department.” 20
To The
Please
Eric H. ■'
appointed
Collector,
Exeter, in
C. Pearce,
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Ratepayers of Exeter
take notice that Mr.
Carscadden has been
to the .position of Tax
for the Village of
the place of Mr. Wm.
, who has resigned.
(Signed)
C. V. Pickard,
Municipal Clerk.
PERSONAL
CHE.CK! Headcolds, Sinus, Buzz
ing Sounds in the head, Ca
tarrhal Deafness NOW, by
using NAMELESS Cold Reme
dy daily. Try it. Jars 6'0 cents
and $1.00i at Robertson’S. 27*
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BABY CHICKS
NEHAUSER ROYALS
The chicks you have been
waiting for. Guaranteed produc
ers, These matings contain our
choicest breeders used for im
provement purposes. The chicks,
when hatched are selected for
vigour and uniformity. Neu-
hauser Royals are “Chicks de
Luxe.” Limited quantity. Orders
should be placed in advance.
Neuliauser Hatcheries
81 King St., London
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
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New Samples
Smart new samples by Tip
Top are here. They offer you
an attractive selection of ga
bardines., worsteds and flan
nels for your new suit, We
advise you to order your
spring suit now. A small de
posit will hold your garment
until it is required. Samples
in both Tip Top and Fleet
Street clothes, both tailored
by Tip Top.
Tip Top $44.50
Fleet Street $57.50
Three-week Delivery
FORO & MONARCH
PARTS & SERVICE
KIRKTON
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1937
1936
1933
Dodge Coupe.
Ford Coach. (Sold)
Terraplane Sedan. See this one.
TRUCKS
★ 1937 International.
4936 Ford 1%-ton. Economical trucking.
{BR1NG YOUR CAR IN FOR A CHECK-UP!
SOME DAY IT WILL TURN COLD . . .
SANDY ELLIOT
PHONE 64W EXETER
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Mrs. M. Gregory left Thurs
day morning to spend some time
with her son, Harry Greason, at
Port Rowen.
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Marshall
spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. P. G. Butcher at Simcoe.
This week the Butchers are soon
leaving for California.
Mrs. George
■turned to her
spent the past
with .her sons
Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tufts, of
London spent the week-end with
Mrs. Truman Tufts.
Miss Nancy Parrot of Mitchell
spent the week-end with
sister, Mrs. Roger Christie.
Mrs. Dora Waghorn, of
Pleasant, is nursing Mrs.
Foster at her home in the
lage, who had a mild attack of
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Barber and
son, Wayne, of London, spent
the week-end with their aunt.
Mrs, George Hall.
Mobile Library
Shown on Film
The premiere showing of the
film, “The Books Drive On”,
depicting the itinerary of the
Huron County library truck was
presented at the annual Kirkton
Public Library meeting Friday
evening in Aberdeen Hall, with
some fifty present. This mobile
library is the first of its kind
in operation in Ontario. The
children, as well as the adults,
were pleased to see their own
library and librarian taking the
books to and from the library
to the mobile and also some of
the village children In the back
ground. Mr. R. R. Bailie, agri
cultural teacher, assisted by the
principal, Mr. W> I. Ctirroll of
Mitchell High School, wag in
charge of the pictures.
Miss Florence Kirk of Wood
ham, chairman of the Library
Board, conducted the business,
Mr. Otis Sawyer was again elect
ed secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Ver-
da Morrison was elected as the
librarian. They both gave splen
did reports. Three new members
were added to the Library Board
-—Mrs. Arnold Wiseman, Mrs.
Wattless, and Rev. H. Dean. The
library rooms were made quite
attractive this past year with
new Venetian blinds and drapes.
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.
10'0 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.
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and
Twp.
wall.
Very
Good
land.
Main
6c
Allen
home,
three
at Regina and
At S* S* Convention
has re
having
months
her
Mt.
D.
vil-
Rev. and Mrs. Kendrick with
Mrs. McLaren and Mrs. Thomas
Jolly attended the Pentecostal
District Sunday School conven
tion hi Meaford on Tuesday ahd
Wednesday of last week. Rev.
Kendrick took pert in the pro
gram.
FOR SALE—Frame building,
Andrew street, Exeter, 16’x28’
brick foundation with lean-
to, also, 200 white leghorn
■pullets, laying 70%, need
room for laying chicks. H. C.
Rivers, phone 85r31 Hensall.
27*
FOR SALE—Five geese. Phone
47r22 Crediton. 27c
FOR SALE—Chesterfield lounge,
kitchen table and 4 chairs,
Guerney cook stove, nearly
new. Sell cheap for quick sale.
C. J. Walker, Cromarty. Phone
12rl3 Dublin. 27c
FOR SALE—Man’s fur - lined
coat, slightly used, just like
new, at a sacrifice price. Ap
ply Melvin’s Store, Exeter.
27c
LOST—Black Cocker spaniel,
last Saturday evening. Reward
for any clues leading to ihis
whereabouts. Answers to name
of Buster. Jack Delbridge,
phone 150w Exeter. 27*
LOST—A small “V” .pulley be
tween Mrs. Carter’s and town.
L. V. Hogarth, phone 266.
27c
FOR SALE—Six building lots,
fronting on Thomas and Carl
ing Streets. 'Phone 233 after
6 p.m. 27:3c
FOR SALE—Oil
Cheap; 3-piece
suit, size 36,
zines; novels;
5c and 10c; electric supplies,
lamps and other articles. The
House of Signs, A. H. Daynes,
Huron Street W., across the
tracks. 27:3*
brooder stove,
grey
$8.00;
pocket books,
flannel
maga-
WANTED
FARMS WANTED—W e have
good inquiries for farms. If
you are interested in selling,
give us a ring or come in and
talk the matter over. C. V.
Pickard, Realtor, Main Street,
Exeter.
FOR SALE—Hereford cow, due
February 10, good milker and
quiet. Apply Friday from 5
p.m. to • 7 p.m. or Saturday
morning. Melvin Des Jardine,
phone 52rl5 Dashwood. . 27c
WANTED—G o o d used bags.
Cann’s M i 11, Exeter and
Whalen. 27c
FOR SALE'—'Beatty washing ma
machine,
condition
Jardine,
wood.
gas-power, in good
Apply Resume Des-
plione 37rl0 Dasli-
27c
WANTED—House in Exeter;
cash; possession, confidential,
no agents. Send details to Box
21 Exeter. 27*
HORSES WANTED — An un
limited number of good work
horses for sale or exchange.
G. J. Dow. 27:3:10:17
FOR SALE—1948 Ford ^-ton,
5,'00o miles, winterized- and
heater, defrosters, ibeen used
for pleasure only. Can be seen
evenings. Contact F/S Prid-
liam house, opposite Wein’s
garage, Crediton, price $1550.
27*
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED—An upstairs girl, al
so kitchen girl. Apply at
Central Hotel. 20tfc
Young
Woman
tor the
FRONT OFFICE
- this includes -
Bookkeeping
Typing
Proof Reading
Times-Advocate
Stenographer
WANTED
PHONE 92
EXETER
FOR SALE-
whiter enamel, with
reservoir, wood or
year old, in new
Harold Webb, 42r8
-Empire cook stove,
shelf and
coal, otie
condition.
Dashwood.
27c
FOR SALE—Pigs, 10 weeks old.
Allan Westcott, 176r32 Exe
ter. 27c
EARN EXTRA MONEY. You
can collect orders for blankets
from neighbors or fellow club
members and make extra
money for yourself or your
club. Old woollen socks,
underwear* blankets, sweaters
etc. are accepted in part pay-,
ment for highest quality, new
Blankets, Auto Rugs, Ski-
Cloth, etc. A new, All-Wool,
full-size blanket can be ob
tained for as low as $3.00
With 12 lbs. of old woollens
as part payment. Write today
to Dept. 27, Midland Mills,
Midland, Ontario, and ask for
free price list.
CLASSIFIED RATES
25 words or less ....... 35c
(additional words l^c)
Succeeding insertions 1c a word
(minimum charge 25c)
Classifieds Will bo accepted up
to Wednesday noon
Re Insurance
Policy holders of the McGil
livray Mutual Fire Insurance
Company who operate tractors
on barn floors are, according to
recent
Board
attach
proved
to do tliis voids your insurance
in .case of a loss caused by use
of such vehicle in insured
buildings.
W. S. Patterson, secretary,
20:27:3c R.R. 8, Parkhill.
regulations passed by the
of Directors, obliged to
to their tractors an ap-
■fire extinguisher. Failing
BE YOUR OWN BOSS' Distri
bute, on ‘Part Time or Full
Time basis, our 250’ products:-
Toiletries, Vitamins, JExtracts,.
Spices, Baking Powder, Cakes,.
Doughnuts, Glass, Silver, Fur
niture and Shoe Polishes, etc..
Each Individua 1 a customer.
Excellent opportunity to test
your business abilities. Write
for FREE details and cata
logue. FAMILEX, 1600 Delor-
imier, Montreal. 13:8tc-
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ANNUAL MEETING
'The annual meeting of
Usborne. & Hibbert Mutual
Insurance Company will be
in Farquhar Hall, Farquhar, on
Monday, February 7, 194:9, at
2:00 p.m., for the purpose of
receiving the reports of the
Director’s and Auditors for the
past year, for the election of
two Directors for a three-year
term, the election of a Director
to complete the term of the late
J'ohn McGrath, the election of
Auditors and any othei' business
that may be in the interests of
the Company.
The Directors whose term
o f office expires, both o f
whom are eligible for re-elect
ion, are W. A. Hamilton and
Milton McCurdy.
ARTHUR FRASER,
Secretary-Treasurer
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF
REAL ESTATE >
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
.The undersigned has received
instructions to sell by public
auction the real estate and
household effects of the late
Miss Rachel Wilson, Centralia,
on
WEDNESDAY, [FEBRUARY 9
at 1:09 o’clock sharp
the following:
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Din
ing room set (oak)—buffet, ta
ble, 4 chairs; drop-leaf table;
drop-head Raymond sewing ma-
Quebec
Congo-
kitchen
x 12’;
3 up-
4 cen-
chine; kitchen stove,
heater; kitchen couch;
leum rug, large 12 x 12;
clock; Axminster rug, 9
13 haiid-liooked
holstered chairs;
tre tables; mirror
plate and stand;
7’ x 9
tee;
tress;
room
ticks;
bed
mats;
couch,
', 3* x 5* bevel
Axminster rug,
3 parlor chairs and set
oak bed springs and mat
dresser; washstand
suite, complete; 2
spool bedstead;
2
strips of
quantity of pota-
sets; quantity of
dintier set; quan-
; silverware;
pantry table; electric
, electric washing ma-
‘brooms; mops; carpet
; lawn mower; ladder;
; ironing
spade; axe; sprinkling
flour 'barrel; electric toas-
quantity of pictures, ctir-
all kinds of
quilts, blan-
quatitity of
table linens;
bed-
feather
wooden
trunks?
carpet?
and springs
washstand; 3
3 mirrors; a
toes; 3 .toilet
coal; sealers;
tity of odd dishes;
pictures;
rangette;
chine; *
sweeper;
set quilting frames
board;
can;
ter;
tains and drapes;
bedding, including
ket, and Sheets;
hand fancy work;
5 kitchen chairs.
REAL ESTATE:
2 bed rooms downstairs,
room upstairs, *‘ "
and washroom, dining room, cel
lar under house, lights and.
water; batik barn; 4 lots of
land;
able
Main
•Frame house,
bOd-
kitchen, pantry
Nursery Salesman
For over 40 years we have been
serving nursery growers in the-
Niagara district with complete
satisfaction and are now enlarg
ing our'sales force. We have an
excellent position open in the
Exeter district and territory for
the right man. No previous nur
sery experience is necessary. If
you are a worker, interested in
settling down, this can be a life
time position with high earnings,
and a happy future with us. We-
will train you carefully, Us this
will be a position with security
and opportunity over the years-
for the right man. Car is an as
set but not a necessity. Reply to:
J. H. McComb Nursery Co.
Fontldll, Ontario
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No, we are not shoemakers
but we can put you on a
sure foundation by calling
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Do You Want
Cudmore Gravel
Phone Exeter 171 r3
The Sale of Our1 Cattle
and Hog Mineral Is
Increasing Every Mo-nth.
under house,
batik barn;
some fruit trees; a desir-
place to live situated on
Street, Cehtraliti.
Property of the late
RACHEL WILSON
/GORDON WILSON
FRED, KERR
Executors
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
Sale Will be held tinder cover
if weather is bad.
TERMS: Household effects—
cash. Terms on property made
know day of »al&
There Is
a Reason
Your Drugs At
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