The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1949-10-20, Page 4Page 4 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1949
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R. E. RUSSELL
Phone 109 Exeter, Ont.
Notice of
Hydro Interruption
Part of Exeter and Area
Hydro service will be interrupted on Sunday, October
23, 1949, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the follow
ing areas: East of Exeter—Usborne township; west
of Exeter—second concession of Stephen and Hay
townships; in the village of Exeter—on Main street
south from Ann Street, and all south-west section of
Exeter north to John street (except north side of
Ann street in Wartime Housing area).
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Solve Your
Christmas Gift
Problem Now
Give Them the Gift that
Only You Can Give . . .
Your Portrait
Appointments for dhristmas Sittings
Should Be Arranged Immediately
Dashwood Couple
Feted On Anniversary
On Monday evening the Luthe
ran Ladies Aid held a social, eve
ning in the church basement in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Fassold who are celebrating their
Golden Wedding Anniversary
this week. The basement was
decorated for the occason with
can dleb r a, ribbons and gold
flowers centred with a beautiful
decorated wedding cake. The
couple were ushered in to the
strains of Lohengrin’s Bridal
Chorus, after which the evening
was spent in playing Bingo. A
dainty lunch was then served.
The bride of fifty years then
made a cut in the four-tiered
wedding cake while everybody
joined in singing “When You
And I Were Young Clara.” and
”Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet”.
They were then presented, on
behalf of the Ladies Aid, with a
beautiful crystal cake plate trim
med with 21 karet gold, by Mrs,
Lome Genttner. The address was
read by Mrs. M. Merner.
Phone 343-W
P’hone 64W
1949 Ford Tudor, radio, heater, slip covers; worth
the money.,
1947 Kaiser Jsedan, clean throughout.
1946 Ford
1934 Ford
1932 Ford
Sedan, hew motor.
Coach.
Coach, economical transportation,
SPECIAL
3-Ton, good ,825 x ,20 tiress only $350.1940 Ford
To be reduced $10 a day nntil sold.
1947 Ford, .825 x .20 tires, good, only $790.
TRACTORS
1949 John Deere M, With hydraulic plough,
$240 at only $1,390,
1945 Ford with stepup transmission, very
only $895.
1942 Ford, and plough, motor completely
haule,d, stepup transmission.
Larry Snider Motors
Save
good,
Usborne Council
Council met. on Monday -after
noon, October 10, 19 49, on regu
lar monthly session with Reeve
Hugh Berry presiding and Coun
cillors Wellington Brock, James
Simpson, Verne Pincombe, and
Harold Jeffrey in attendance ,
Minutes of the last regular
meeting held on September 12
were confirmed as printed on
motion of .Councillors Pincombe
and Jeffrey.
A petition for drainage work
from Wm. Stephens and others
was accepted by Council on
motion of ’Wellington Brock and
James Simpson and directed that
the Township Engineer be asked
to make a survey and bring in
a report on the area.
'Messrs. Elmer Bell and Chas.
McNaughton, representing the
Exeter Hospital -Committee inter
viewed the Council. They out
lined the -plans of the Committee
and the progress that had been
made and requested that the
Council appoint a committee of
four or 'five members represent
ing the
area to
directing
in the
promised
who would act in that capacity.
The following correspondence
was tabled and dealt with as
follows: Gladman and Cochrane
confirming advice regarding pro
rating of drainage assessments;
Action in the matter taken at
the September meeting, letter
filed; Department of Municipal
Affairs, approval of by-law ex
tending .the time for the return
of the assessment roll for sixty
days. Filed; County Humane
Society, re appointment -of a local
representative in the Township,
matter 'held over until further
information could be secured
from the secretary; County Clerk
of the 'Peace, regarding Jurors
Lists, the Reeve, W. J. Routly,
and the Clerk to act
Selectors and meet at
date; N. W. Miller re
School and County
Association dinner in
on October Sf'arrangements made
for representatives to attend;
Dumfries Construction Co., r.e
the unpaid balance on their con
tract price on the Stewart drain,
Council directed that balance be
held until all legitimate fence
accounts and the cost of improv
ing the headwall be met before
final settlement was made; Dept,
of Highways, confirmation of ap
plication for interim subsidy,
The Road Superintendent re
ported that C. Smith was making
good 'progress with the gravel
ling contract; that C. Looby
Construction had virtually com
pleted their bridge contract.
Council approved of an advance
of $300)0 to C. Looby Construct
ion on their contract price, also
further vouchers to .the amount
of $2269,84 as read.
A grant of <$25 was made to
the South Huron Plowmen’s As
sociation in support of their an
nual plowing match was made
on motion of Councillors Pin
combe and Simpson.
Current accounts to the
amount of .$1143,78 were passed
on motion of Councillors Brock
and Jeffrey,
The Clerk advised the Council
that tile 1949 ta^, roll had been
completed and tabled a summary
of the levies as follows:
Accounts receivable,- roads and
bridges accounts, $1433.38;
Overall rate (County, Township,
High School, General School),
$60092.48; Federation ^)f Agri
culture, Membership fees, $498.-
75; Publis Schools (Trustees Re
quisitions), .$11240.89; Blansh-
ard Municipal Telephone, $3966.-
59; Tuckersmith Municipal Tele
phone, $433,05; Dunn Municipal
Drain(40l%), $1124.80; Fletcher
Municipal Drain, $1170.00; Tay
lor Municipal Drain, $3680.00;
Branch B Municpal Drain (re-
asessment), $159,73; Elimville
Municipal Drain (re-assessment)
$924.81; Wutm Municipal Drain
(re-assessment), .$920.36; Cann-
Mitchell Municipal Drain (re
assessment), $607.43; Dog Tax,
$666.00-; Total of 1949 tax roil,
$86888.27.
Council approved .the 1949 tax
roll and directed that it be for
warded to the Township Auditor
for checking and to the Town
ship Tax .Collector for collection.
Council adjourned to meet
again in regular session on Mon
day- afternoon, November 14,
19 49.
Mackey-Neil
A quiet dongle ring ceremony
was performed in the Brinsley
United Church before an alter
banked with autumn flowers,
when Rev, Harold Currie united
in marriage, Gladys Evelyn, the
youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred J. Neil, of Ailsa Craig,
and John -Murray Mackey, only
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dawson
Mackey, of Parkhill.
The bride wore a fitted gown
of white satin with nylon yoke
iand pointed sleeves. A halo type
bridal crown of the same mater
ial as her gown, held a full
length veil of net and she car
ried a bouquet of fem and red
roses tied with white ribbon.
Miss Wilma Moore, of London,
was bridesmaid and wore a floor
length gown of pink taffeta. Her
full skirt was gathered to a tight
fitted bodice. She also wore
matching mitts and plumes and
carried a nosegay of asters and
pink roses with matching ribbon.
Wiliam Furtney, cousin of the
groom, was best man.
A reception was- held at the
home of the bride’s parents. Mrs.
Neil wore -a brown crepe dress
with a. satin yoke and a corsage
of yellow asters and pink rose
buds, Mrs. Mackey chose a wine
crepe dress trimmed with satin
and a corsage of white asters and
pink roses.
For travelling to points East,
the bride wore a grey suit with
green accessories. They will
side on the groom’s farm
West Williams.
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in
ELIMVILLE
and Mrs. Horace
and family of Winchelsea
on Sunday with Mr. and
Del-
Township of Usborne
assist in planning and
a canvas of the district
near future. Council
to appoint a. committee
Mr.
bridge
visited
Mrs. Bruce Cooper.
Quite a number attended the
Film Board pictures at Elimville
on Friday evening. *
Mr. Harvey Sparling, Mr.
Howard Pym and Mr. Ronald
Elf ord attended the Young Peo
ple’s Rally
urday.
Mr. and
and Larry
with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jaques
of Zion.
The W.M.S. Presbyterial was
held at Elimville on Tuesday
with a large crowd attending.
A large crowd gathered to
gether and gave Mr. and Mrs.
William Morley of Whalen a
rousing chlvari on Monday eve
ning.
There will be no services in
Elimville -Church on Sunday,
October 23, on account of
Thames Road anniversary ser
vices.
Recent visitors at the home of
Thomas Bell were Mr. ail’d
Lome Culp and children,
at St. Marys
Mrs. Ross
visited on
on Sat-
Skinner
Sunday
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs. Edwin Hawkins of London,
Mr. ■ -■ ~and Mrs. Lloyd Bell and
family of Exeter, and Mrs.
Hurd of Toronto.
G.
as Local
an early
Municipal
Municipal
Goderich
GRAND BEND
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Desjar
dine and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rid
ley spent Thanksgiving week-end
in Saulte Ste. Marie and Kewee-
na Bay on Lake Superior, motor
ing up through Northern Ontario
and returning through Michigan.
Harry Strang, Clerk
Classified Directory
FOR SALE I
NEW SINGER SEWING MACH
INES—Cabinet
also Treadle
pairs, to all
Sewing Centre, 78 Ontario St-
Stratford. 2tfc
HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
and Electric,
machines. Re
makes. Singer
WANTED—Capable upstairs girl,
five-day week, apply in per
son, —-Central Hotel. 20c
FOR SALE—Choice* varieties of
winter apples including North
ern Spie, King, Golden Delic
ious, Golden Russet, and
others. —L. V, Hogarth, tele
phone 266 Exeter,
29:6:13:20:27:3*
WANTED’—A man for elevator,
,A p p 1 y ; Centralia Farmers’
Supply Co, 20c
PLASTER CONTRACTING —
Plain or ornamental. Guaran
teed satisfaction,
mates. Telephone
122, D, L.,Firby.
LOST AND FOUND
Free esti-
Dashwood
14tfn c
FOR SALE—-Pure bred Short
horn bulls, serviceable age,
sired by Robinas Royal by
Lambert Templer, imp. —Ross
Dick, Hensail, telephone 88r2
Zurich. 6:13:20*
APPLES FOR SALE—Spies, Tal-
man Sweets, $1.50 to $2 a
bushel. —Jas. Gardiner, tele
phone 21-10 Kirkton. 13:20*
FOR SALE—M o f f a t hydro
range with oven; kitchen 'cab
inet. Bargain for quick sale,
—Phone Mrs. Jensen, Ailsa
Craig 616r24. 13:20*
FOR SALE—A new 3 - furrow
tractor plough, Fleury-Bissell,
a good buy for quick sale.
Apply: Louis Zimmer, Dash
wood. ’ 21:28*
FOR SALE—Used International
3-furrow tractor, plow, in first
class shape, and priced right.
Exeter Farm Equipment, tele
phone 100. 21c
FOR SALE—Used slop brick.
Lloyd Stewart, R.R. 3, Exeter
20*
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FOR SALE—Faucette oil space
heater in good condition.
Price $70. Phone Exeter 206M
21c
FOR SALE—F i v e 7 - week - old
pigs. Apply to Douglas Trieb-
ner, phone Crediton 17-r-12.
21*
FOR SALE—.Queen oil burner.
Apply at Times-Advocate. 21c
FOR ’ SALE—-Renfrew coal and
wood range, oven and reser
voir, only used two years. —
George Cantelon, R.R. 5, Clin
ton. 20*
FOR SALE—Renfrew rangette,
good condition. —G. Vangoo-
zen, % Bert Clark, Exeter.
20*
FOR SALE—100 acres of good
grass land, comprising Lot 20,
McGillivray
the Cass-
Fred G.
R.R. 3,
20:27c
Con. 7, E.C.R.,
Township, known as
idy farm. Apply to
Neil, Ailsa , -Craig,
phone 615-r-33.
FOR SALE—19 29 Model A Ford
coach, .600 x .16 tires, seal
beams, re-conditioned motor.
Price $195.00 cash. —Phone
Crediton 4 0-1--32. 20c
While at Keweena Boy they
were guests of Mr.
Earl Oliver.
and Mrs.
Cliurch of God Y. P.
The young people Of the
Church of God, Grand Bend,
gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Desjardine for
their regulai' meeting. Mrs. Ruf
us Turnbull was the speaker for
the evening.
Following the meeting a social
half hour was enjoyed at the
conclusion of which Mr. and
Mrs. Evan Sparks, a recent bride
and groom, and Miss Wilma Gil-
fillan, bride-elect, were present
ed with sandwich toasters. The
addresses were read by Misses
Grace Snider an<T Evelyn Des
jardine.
FOR SALE—The Times-Advocate
is agent for the new Royal
Portable Typewriter. Let us
demonstrate one for you!
NOTICES
NOTICE TO PARENTS—Because
of the danger from accident,
we would like to see the par
ents keep their children away
from the construction work
now going on. —C. P, Diet
rich Construction Company.
13:20:27*
PERSONAL
BEWARE OF HARSH LAXA
TIVES—They gripe and may
harm delicate internal organs.
Play safe. Help relieve your
constipation naturally. Every
morning take Dr, Jackson’s
Roman Meal , . . “the cereal
that’s more than a cereal” . , .
delicious arid nutty in flavor
. . . with a gentle laxative ac
tion that has won the grati
tude of thousands of sufferers
from constipation. Roman
Meal, developed by Robert ‘G.
Jackson, M.D., combines the
natural food values and de
licious flavors of whole
and whole rye with the
laxative properties of
lift and bran. Ask your
for Homan Meal today.
Write today for FREE
let, “Nature’s Way to
Health” by Robert G.
Son, M.D. Address Dr.
■wheat
gentle
flax-o-
grocer
Book-
Good
Jack-
Jack
son Foods Limited, Dept. K,
1 Wlllingdon Blvd., Toronto.
RM3
FOR SALE—COM. bicycle, motor
bike model, balloon tires, $39.
—W. Martin, Exeter South.
20*
FOR SALE—Heater in A-l con
dition. Apply at Times-Advo
cate. 20c
FOR SALE—300 Rock pullets
starting to lay. Apply: Gerald
Lawson, phone 53-r-17 Kirk
ton. 20*
FOR SALE—Little pigs. —John
Miners, phone 32-r-9 Kirkton.
20*
FOR SALE—Blue -baby walker,
good condition, reasonable.
Apply 203, Elliot Apts. 20*
FOR SALE.—Philco refrigerator,
nearly new; and a four-burner
Moffat stove, one year old,
thermostat oven, good condi
tion. Apply: T. H. Fletcher,
William St., phone 340-R. 20c
FOR SALE—19 42 Ford coach,
black, with sun visor. -—Gra
ham Arthur, Texaco Service
Station. 20c
FOR SALE—1946 Ford deluxe
black sedan, heater, good
tires, 28,000 miles, excellent
condition. Phone 42 Crediton.
20c
FOR SALE—1936 Chevrolet se
dan, motor overhauled; just
gone 4,000 miles. Price $395.
Apply to A. Orr Shoe Repair,
’ Hehsall. 20c
FOR SALE—’38 Plymouth, new
motor; also. 1,000 hybrid pul
lets, ready to lay, Wyandotte
x New Hamp. (Fisher strain).
A. W. Morgan, phone 171r32.
20*
FOR SALE—1932 Chev coupe,
good condition, new rings,
valves, tires good, reasonable,
$195. Apply; Box K, Times-
Advocate. 20*
Wanted
WANTED—By December 1, ah
unfurnished apartment, or a
small house in Exeter, by a
quiet congenial couple with a
two-month-old baby. Apply at
Times-Advocate, 20:27*
HORSES WANTED—Any ago
and any weight. —Frank Tay
lor, phone 138 Exeter. 29/9tfc
WANTED—20 head of cattle to
feed for winter. Phone 172-r-4
Exeter. 20c
HELP WANTED—Capable girl
for general housework, live in,
comfortable .room, all modern
conveniences, two children,,
good wages, location Centralia.
Apply Box W Times-Advocate.
6:13:20c
Caretaker Wanted *
The Exeter District High
School Board invites tenders foi'
Caretaker’s duties at the new
school building, Gidley St., Exe
ter.
Applicant must hold fourth
class papers for -Stationary En
gineer.
Applicant should state the an
nual salary to include the
any assistants he needs.
Duties to commence
about December 1, 19.49.
Applications should
dressed to E. D. Howey, Secre
tary, Box B, Exeter, not later
than October 29, 1949.
Lowest dt any tender not ne
cessarily accepted. 13:,20c
pay of
on 01’
b e ad-
Man For Car Washing
Earn Up To
$50.00 PER WEEK
Larry Snider Motors
Bookkeeper
Capable of Taking-
Charge of Office
Exeter Rutabaga Co.
Phone 77
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Radios, by day or
week; . vacuum cleaners; elec
tric floor polishers. —Beavers
Hardware.
FOR RENT—Modern new home
in Exeter; references please.
Apply: Martin Laub. 20*
FOUR ROOMS or first floor of
new house, well insulated. Kit
chen with c ipp b o a r d s, bed
room, dining room, living
room and basement with fur
nace. Hydro and telephone,
$3 5 per month and is 1%
miles south of Grand Bend
. Airport. Apply:
son Sr. or telephone 39-r-2.
20*
Wm. Eagle-
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—Two-storey brick
house, suitable for large fam
ily or apartments. —C. V. Pic
kard, Realtor, Main St., Exe
ter. c
FOR SALE—Modern' new home,
full basement, furnace,.' elec
tric hot watei' heater; fir
1r i m throughout, hardwood
floors, oak and birch; ample
kitchen cupboards. Priced
right. —J. W. Hern, Sanders
St., Exeter. 13*tfc
HOUSES—If you require a
home, get in ahead of the fall
rush. Buy now. We have sev
eral two- and three-bedroom
homes. Immediate possession,
if desired. These are good
properties and well located.
—C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main
St., Exeter, c
new Insul-bric 4-room
L—
EXETER,
cottage, walls and ceilings in
sulated, 3-piece -bath, modern
kitchen,
Oct, 31. Also brick house’ and
barn with small acreage in
Zurich. —W. C. Pearce, Re
altor, Exeter. 20c
■full cellar. Possess
FIRST CLASS FARM on paved
road, convenient to .Villages,
house with conveniences, large
barns have good stabling, lit
ter carrier, abundance water
■before cattle, silo, driveshed.
Hydro; 20 acres wheat, some
ploughing done. —W. C.
Pearce, Realtor, Exeter. 20c
IN EXETER, small insul-bric
house, built-in cupboards, sink)
town water, heavy wiring, 3-
piece bath, 2 bedrooms, pos
sess Oct. 31. —W. C, Pearce,
Realtor. c
TEEsWATER AREA—50 acres,
8 acres bush, balance tillable
and pasture; bank barn, gar
age, 5-room house, new siding,
new roof; Delco system light
ing, telephone. Price $1500
—W, C. Pearce, Exeter. 20c
FOR SALE—Insu,-brie house, 6
rooms and bath, built-in cup
board, town water, ready for
occupation, —John Caldwell,
phone ISrll Exeter, Hay P.O.
wj
LOST—One pab’ lineman’s pliers
West of Dashwood, Highway
83. Finder pl°p's?. phone the
Hydro Office, Exeter. Reward.
20*
FOUND—In Exeter, a string of
pearls. Owner may have same
by proving property and pay
ing foi’ advertisement. 20c
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
Of Church Sheds
Mt. Carmel, Stephen Twp.
above church sheds, com-
At
The
prising 13 double sections, will
be sold by public auction at
Mt. Carmel
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26
at 2:00 p.m.
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct,
Committee in Charge:
JOHN HOULAHAN, 0 Pres.
JOHN RYAN, Secretary
ALONZO McCANN, Treas.
20*
AUCTION SALE
Of. Livestock, Implements,
Furniture and Property
The undersigned auctioneer has
received instructions from
MRS. LEO DESJARDINE
to sell by public auction
miles north of Grand Bend.'
on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER
at 1:00 p.m.
HORSES & CATTLE:
of mares, 12 years old,
team of Percheron mares, rising
4; black Hereford cow, due in
spring; black Hereford cow,
with calf at foot; blue cow, due
in spring; Hereford cow, due
in April; Hereford cow, due
January 10; blue cow, due in
spring; 2 heifers, 2 years old;.
4 yearlings; 2 spring calves.
These cattle are all T.B. tested,
POULTRY: 35 yearling hens;
5 geese; Z21 ducks; colony house,
FEED: Quantity of hay, 300
bus. oats; 150 bus.' wheat.
IMPLEMENTS: Setheavy
harness; M.H. binder, 6-ft. cut;
McC. mower, 5-ft. cut; rubber-
tired wagon; hay, rack; di^c;
cultivator;"' hay rake; Viking
cream separator; disc drill; 4-
sec. harrows; pump jack and
motor; set of sleighs; ladders;
walking plow.
FURNITURE: Dining room
table; 6 diningv room chairs;,
China cabinet; 6 kitchen chairs;
odd ch a i r; chesterfield and
chairs; fernery; rocking chair;
library table; end tables; coffee
table; ice box;
electric radio;
lamps; dishes.
PROPERTY:
time and place
fered for sale,
serve bid, the farm consisting of
65 acres ipore or less on. which
is erected a good ibarn, fair
house, drive shed and hen house.
This farm is equipped with hy
dro and has plenty of hard and
soft water. Terms: 10 per cent
on day of sale, balance in thirty •
days. Further conditions made
known on day of sale.
TERMS: Cash.
J. R. MCLEAN, Auct.
Isaac Bestard and Harold Webb,.
Clerks
25
Team
sound;
2 cook stoves;
battery ' radio;
At the same
there will be of-
subject to a re
NINTH ANNUAL SALE
Of 'Registered Herefords
The undersigned will sell
by public auction for
§TI£I?T BROS.
2 miles north-east of Forest
% mile east of Highway 21
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
- 37 HEAD -
20 bulls around one year old
13 bred heifers 4 open heifers-
Herd Fully Accredited
Bulls Blood-Tested
Heifers Calfhood Vaccinated
9 bulls and 4 open heifers by
MB Real Emblem 2nd; 7 bulls
and 8 heifers by Ellis
18th OF (he
(Jensen-bred)
52nd; 1 bull
bred) by TT
and 5 heifers
Domino
2 bulls
Elation
also sells;
by WHR
(Meadow - Brook ~
Royal Mixer 6th;
by Proud Domino-
4 th OF
Lunch Available at Farm
Sale Under Cover
Stile at 1 pan. sharp
Catalogue on Request
W. S. O’NEIL,
E. M. LESTER,
LING. WHITE,
Auctioneers
Before You Buy
Drop In And See My
Complete Stock Of ,
USED CARS
Alt my cars are thoroughly
checked before being offered fc.”
sale.
Bob Cook
motor sales
HENSAll
Res. 178 * Phone * Bns. 54-