The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1949-02-03, Page 4MISCELLANEOUS
TENDERS WANTED
PERSONAL
heal-
New
only
Barley
APPLICATIONS WANTED
We Predict
PLASTER CONTRACTING—
Plain or ornamental- Guaran
teed satisfaction. Free esti
mates, Phone Dashwood 122,
D, C. Firby. 20:27:3:10*
CENTRALIA, ONTARIO
Phone 27R11
, Smart
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
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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 3, 1949
Keep an Eye on this Page for Bargains!
REAL ESTATE
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
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. 2 pc
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
water 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
FARMS FOR SALE—■
lO-.O acres, Usborne Twp.
county road.*Good brick house,
barn and drive shed, Hydro
and water -pressure, 17 acres
wheat, 40 acres ploughed.
•Spring possession.
150 acres, Usborne Twp, near
highway and school. Good
■brick house, * large barn, silo,
hydro, Spring possession,
90 acres, Hay Twp, Near high
way and village. Brick house,
.barn with .good stabling. Hyd
ro. 9 acres .hardwood bush.
C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main
Street, Exeter.
On
FOR SALE'—Eiye room house,
hydro and town water, Base
ment. Immediate possession.
‘Price $2700.'00. C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, Main Street, Exeter.
Applications will be received
for the position of janitor Joi’
the James Street United Church,
duties to commence at once.
Married man whose wife is will
ing to assist preferred. Apply
stating salary expected. Foi’ par
ticulars apply to the secretary,
J. M. Southeott, Times-Advo
cate. 2 to.
FOR SALE—150 acre farm,
100 acres clear, 5i0 acres bush
and -pasture: half mile from
•highway; 3 miles -from Exeter.
Possession April 1. Part jsash.
2 good wells, spring,
residence, barn and
shed. Box 145 Exeter.
H. Hogarth.
Brick
drive-
Fred
3:10:17*
SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! Gain 5
to 15 lbs. New pep, too. Try
famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets
for double results; new
thy flesh; new vigor.
“get acquainted”
All druggists.
THREE FARMS FOR SALE—
66 acres, house, small barn,
hydro ‘passes. 1'00 acres,
house, large bank barns,
hydro passes. 85 acres all til
lable loam,house, driveshed,
henhouse, bank barn, handy
to markets. Others to choose
from. W. O. Pearce, Realtor,
Exeter.
High egg prices from July to December. High poultry meat
prices or early hatched cockerels, “February and March
hatched”.
Poultry meat prices are the highest on record.
„ Thousands and thousands of hens have made
■ good profits this past fall and are going to mar
ket at high prices 3oc and 44c per lb. alive at
the farm. With all these hens going to market
and an overall reduction in bookings for February
hatched chicks., eggs will be scarce by June or
July and prices will be high during summer and
early fall.
FARMS FOR ‘SALE—66 acres,
Hay Township, house, small
barn, hydro passes, $2,500.
100 acres, Hibbert Township,
house, large bank barns, hy
dro passes, $5,000. S5 acres,
Stephen Township, full set
buildings, handy to markets,
$6,500. 90 acres, Hay Twp.,
full set buildings, hydro, $5,-
500. 150 acres, Hibbert, full
set buildings, conveniences,
hydro, $14,000. 115 acres,
Usborne, full set buildings,
conveniences, hydro, $11,500.
—W- C. Pearce, realtor, Exe
ter. 3 c
HOUSES FOR SALE—Hensail,
5 rooms, roll brick siding,
garage, liydrq* ..$1,000. Hen
sail, 6 rooms! Brick, full base
ment, hydro, $3,500, 'possess
at once. Exeter, one floor, 4
rooms and bathroom, $3,000,
possess at once. —W. C.
Pearce, realtor, Exeter. 3c
FOR SALE—Six building lots,
fronting on Thomas and Carl
ing Streets. Phone- 233 after
6 p.m. 27:3c
FEMALE HELP WANTED
It is more important than ever to buy January and February chicks to hit all of
the best egg markets with “A” Large eggs from July to December. Cockerels over
, 6 lbs. are selling for 40c to 42c alive at the farm. A big cockerel brings around
$3.00. Start February or March cockerels and get them on the market before the
rush, and hit the high price. Storage stocks of poultry are the lowest in years both
in Canada and the United States, “almost nil”.
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Started Pullets 2-4 ^X^eeks Old
For Delivery February J to February 20
240 EGGS FROM 275 PULLETS — DIDN’T LOSE EXTRAS: Last year’s chicks
best I ever had. Good results with your chicks for seven years. My 275 Boek x
New Hamp pullets averaged over 200 eggs from September to the present time,
gathered as high as 240 eggs from 275 pullets — says Mr. Hilton Truemner, of
Zurich, Ontario. January 10, 1949,
406 PULLETS PUT IN PENS FROM 416 CHICKS: Well pleased with our chickens,
Chumbo, R.R.Last year we put in 406 pullets out o£ 416
Sarnia, Ontario. December 23, 1948.
EXCELLENT RESULTS: We had excellent results with the 1,000
writes Mrs. Nick
. __ chicks we re
ceived from you last year and this year we expect to order in the neighbourhood
A.* O’Brien, 900 Victoria Bldg.jof 5000 over a four-month period —- from.Mr. W. J
Ottawa^ Ontario.
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WANTED—An upstairs girl, al
so kitchen girl. Apply at
Central Hotel. 20tfc
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—A large quantity
pf 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. 2ffc
FOR SALE—-Single bed, springs
and mattress, two years old,
but only used for about a
year in good condition. Apply
Doug Pryde, telephone 41w
Exeter, /
FOR SALE—V.A.O. Case tractor
also scuffler and hydraulic
lift plow, Will sell separately.
Wally Wein.s 25rl Dashwood.
3: 10c
FOR SALE—1 Bronze gobbler,
hatched in June, 1948, suit
able foi* breeding purposes. If
interested communicate at once with Ed. Turnbull, 52rl0
Dashwood, 3: 10*
PIGS FOR SALE—Weaners and
Stocker pigs; also sows for
( sale. Apply to Chas. S. Bedard
98rl5 Zurich, Ont. -3*
FOR SALE—Ivory enamelled
■range, coal or wood, in .good
condition, equipped with wat
er front. Apply to Clarence
Down, .phone 177r2 Exeter.
3c
FOR SALE—Solid timber frame
.2l6x4i8x24 ft post with 'gerts
and braces complete, in the
flat, ready to load. A. Dayman
R.R. 3 Exeter. 3:10*
FOR SALE—Oil brooder stove,
cheap; 3-piece grey flannel
suit, size 3 6, $8.00; maga
zines; novels; pocket books,
5c and 10c; electric supplies,
lamps and other articles. The
House of Signs, A. H. Daynes,
Huron Street W., across the
tracks. 27:3*
FOR SALE—Cornet, Beare and.
Bon. Best offer. Call 5 2 'Cred
iton. ‘3*
FOR ‘SALE—Green Studebaker
coupe, 1947, with back seal.
Excellent condition. Phone 222
Mrs. Forbes Roberts. 3c
FOR SALE—Engine drive wash
ing machine, Used one year.
Tieman’s Hardware, Dash
wood 3*
FOR SALE—Cockshutt, No.l,
4-row beet and bean cultivat
or . Good as new. W. J. F.
Bell, Kippen, phone 91rl2
Hensail 3:10*
FOR SALE—Table model radio,
two years old. Has plastic
case, good tone; reasonable.
Call 385J Exetei’
FOR SALE—Power take-off for
W.C. Allis-Chalmers; also ’28
Chev motor. Howard Kerslake
■phone 175r21 Exeter, lc
FOR SALE—Two good male
calves. G. J. Dow. 3*
FOR SALE BY TENDER
WANTED
LOST
Stenographer
Full Or Part Time
PHONE 14 EXETER
Experienced In Typing
And Shorthand
Stenographer
WANTED
PHONE 92
EXETER
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Tenders are asked for the
desirable property of Samuel
Ross, east side of Main Street
Exeter. This lot has a sixty
foot frontage, contains one
quarter ‘acre of land, with
some fruit trees. The house is
a two story white brick
veneer, basement under whole
house. Three piece bath, high
back sink in kitcheji. Electric
pump supplies soft water to
bath room fixtures. Furnace
about five years old. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Would
make a good business locat
ion. Tenders addressed to the
undersigned and marked
“Tender for Ross property’’
will be received up to Feb
ruary 12th, 1949, 6 p.m. No
tendex* necessarily accepted.
B’.W.F. Beavers, Exeter. 3:10c
Pure Light Sussex
Pure Broad Breasted New Hamps
Pure Fast Feathering Barred Rocks
Large Type White Leghorns
Sussex x New Hamps
Rock x New Hamps
Red x Rocks
Rock X Leghorns
Sussex x Leghorns
New Hamp x Leghorns
BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Distri
bute, on Part Time or Full
Time basis, our 250> products;
Toiletries, Vitamins, Extracts,
Spices, Baking Powder, Cakes,
Doughnuts, Glass, Silver, Fur
niture and Shoe Polishes, etc.
Each Indlvidua 1 a customer.
Excellent opportunity to test
your business abilities. Write
for FREE details and cata
logue. FAMILEX, 1600 Delor-
imier, Montreal, i 13i8tc
FOR RENT
Our Fast Feathering Barred Rocks are an outstanding breed. Customers report them
Feathering, maturing and egg size like a Leghorn with high production and a top
market bird.
Book Your Order NOW and Start Your
Chicks EARLY for Biggest Profits
Lakeview Farms and Hatchery
Exetefy Ontario
Elimmville Farm Forum
The Elimville North Farm For
um met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Johns. The topic on
the radio was ’’This Little Pig
Went to Market’* and a very in
teresting discussion took place,
bringing out the good and bad
points of the open market add
organized marketing. The forum
thought that co-operative mar
keting would be a benefit to our
community with an investigation
into the fee taken when our
hogs are shipped to market. They
also thought that Cold storage
and trade with foreign countries
would help in time of surplus
farm products.
There were 29 members pres
ent A few games of euchre were
enjoyed after which lunch was
Served. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Benson Williams unci the
topic will be ’’Food In Sales
Clothing**.
WANTED—Middle - aged woman
desiring a good home. Apply
at Times-Advocate, 3*
WANTED—Used Sewing mach
ine. W. Martin, Exeter South.
3c
HORSES WANTED — An un
limited number of good work
horses for sale or exchange.
G. J. Dow. 27:3:10:17
WANTED—-Housework -by an ex
perienced womans dressmaker.
Miss Clarissa Mitchell, Hen-
sall. 3*
RUB IT
KING OF PAIN
meN
► Juat beat and rub in WFJFiw
MINARD’S, and note the
quick relief you get. uraaaclaae, faatArying, no
BtrociM or unpleasant odor. o«.boS.ESS,kW •'’•"SEy.
13-46 “'»»*•
LOST—Between Rether’s Coffee
Shpp and Opera House Satur
day night, a paii’ of girl’s
dark -horn - rimmed glasses.
Finder please leave at Times-
Advocate Office. 3*
NOTICES
The Winchelsea Beef Ring has
a few shares still available. Par
ties interested please contact the
secretary at an early date.
George Davis, Secretary,
Phone Kirkton 14-14
or
Milton .McCurdy, President,
Phone Kirkton 34-4 *
Re Insurance ‘
Policy holders of the McGil
livray Mutual Fire Insurance
Company who operate tractors
on barn floors are, according to
recent regulations passed by the
Board of Directors, obliged to
attach to their tractors an ap
proved fire extinguisher. Failing
to do this voids your insurance
in .case 'of a loss caused by use
of such
buildings.
W. S. Patterson, secretary,
20:27:3c R.R. 8, Parkhill.
For Sale
1947 Plymouth Si>ecial Sedan,
like new, heater, white walls,
less than 9,000 miles. We
know this to be correct.
1946 Ford Coach, heater, clock,
upholstery spotless, 19,000
miles.
1947 Ford Coach, heater, radio,
above average.
1946 and 1941 Ford Coaches,
above average.
1931 Chev Sedan, 38,000 miles.
1930 Ford “A” Coach.
Three Used Car Radios.
Ward Fritz
Dodge & DeSoto
ZURICH ONTARIO
vehicle in insured
the
Fire
heid
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
Directors and Auditors fox’ 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
John McGrath, the election of
Auditors and any other* 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
HIGHEST CASH
PRICES FOR
DEAD STOCK
HORSES each $5.00
CATTLE each $5.00
HOGS per cwt. $1.50
According to size
and condition.
collect Exeter 235
Seaforth 15
DARLING
. CO. OF CANADA LTD.
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FOR RENT—Good frame -1101186
with -hydro, 6 rooms, within
a short distance of Exeter.
Apply at Tinies-Advocate. 3 c
FOR RENT-—-Five-roomed house
in country, one block off No.
4 Highway. Apply Leonard
Smith, Lucan, ph. 15r23. 3*
WORK WANTED
SITUATION WANTED — Book
keeper, male, experienced, full
or part time. Apply Box “J”,
Times-Advocate. 20:27:3c
GET READY for Spring. Have
your Machinery repaired be
fore the spring rush starts.
H. Peterson, Tel. Daishwood
31rll, cHr--------------------------------------—
FARM FOR SALE—$5,000.00, 6
miles north of Goderich, 127J
acres, good land, part clay
loam, part sandy 10am, 22
acres wood lot, 45 acres ready
for Spring seeding, spring
water supply, fruit trees end
shrubs. GoOd 6-rooin 2-storey
frame house, 28’x 28’. Bank
•barn 36 ft. X 54 .ft, Hen
house. Hydro not installed but
signed for. Possession April 1,
C. F. Chapman, Real Estate
Broker, phone 18, Goderich,
Ont. 3:10c
NOTICE
WHITEWASHING
Arrangements can be made
Bill Watson
Dashwood Phone 35rl9 _____________s______________7
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 1:00 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
chine; kitchen stove,
heater; kitchen couch;
leum rug, large 12 x 12;
clock; Axminster rug, 9
13 hand-hooked mats;
holstered chairs; couch;
tre -tables; mirror, 3’ x 5’ bevel
plate and stand; Axminster rug,
7’ x 9’; 3 parlor chairs and set
tee; oak bed springs and mat
tress; dresser; washstand; -bed
room suite, complete; 2 feather
ticks;
bed
a
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Tom Semple
SIGNS
Trucks, Windows,
Store Front Signs,
Gold Leaf Lettering
PHONE 15531 EXETER
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Quebec
congo-
kitchen
x 12’;
3 up-
4 cen-
Np, we are not shoemakers
but We can put yon on a
sure foundation by calling
spool bedstead; wooden
and springs; 2 trunks;
washstand; 3 strips of carpet’;
3 mirrors; a quantity of pota
toes; r
coal; sealers; <“
tity of odd dishes;
pictures; pantry table;
rangette; electric washing
chine; ‘brooms; mops;
sweeper; lawn mower;
set quilting frames;
board; spade; axe;
can;
ter; quumuy ui
tains and drapes;
bedding, including
ket, and sheets;
hand fancy work;
5 kitchen chaits.
REAL ESTATE:
2 bed rooms downstairs,
room upstairs, kitchen, pantry
and washroom, dining robin, cel
lar Under house, lights and
water; bank barn; 4 lots of
land;
able
Main
iulo) <* IItill LXUJL JJvvtU*
3 -toilet sets; quantity of
dinner set; quan-
; silverware;
electric
ma-
carpet
. ladder;
. ironing
spade; axe; sprinkling
flour -barrel; electric toas-
quantity of pictures, cur-
all kinds of
quilts, bian-
quantity of
•table linens;
Cudmore Gravel
Phone Exeter 171r3
4
YOU
Specials
CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS
FORD Club Cc>Upe# black,
Frame house,
bed-
Under house,
bunk barn;
Some fruit trees; a desir-
Dlacd to live Situated
Street, Genitalia.
Property of the late
RACHEL WILSON
GORDON WILSON
FRED KERR
Executors
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
Sale will be held under cover
if weather is bad.
TERMS: Household effects—
cash. Terms on property
kaawn day of sale.
on
made
1947 FORD Club Coupe, black,
white rims, ahd other extras.
1947 FORD Special Deluxe Se
dan, maroon, loaded w’ith ex- *
tras.
1^946 MERCURY 118 3 e-dan,
blue, supercushion tires, side
ihitrow, radio, etc.
1941 HUDSON 6 S edan, grey, “
lovely condition.
1935 TERRAPLANE 6 Sedan, *
•black, recently overhauled.-
1934 PLYMOUTH Business
Coupe.
All These Cars Are Winterized
And Are Equipped With Heaters
GOOD CASH PHICEB
For Your Car*
Bob Cook
HENSALL, ONTAHXO
Bus. 54 -phone- Iks. 78