The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-06-09, Page 13w
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Weather Permitting the Power Will Be Off
Sunday, June 12
from 4 a.m. to 7.30 a.m. Daylight Saving Time
Affecting All The Exeter Area
including Exeter, Hensall, Zurich, Dashwood, Grand
Bend, Crediton, Centralia and Centralia R.C.A.F.
The time has been arranged to cause the leant in.eonven-
ience to all customers affected.
Manager Exeter • Area
Ontario Hydro
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Weekend Specials
Meat Specials
Smoked Picnic Shoulders (Whole) 450 Per Lb.
Fresh Side Pork 39¢ Per Lb.
Fresh Liver (Beef or Pork) 19¢ Per Lb.
Sliced Side Bacon 49¢ Per Lb.
Minced Ham 49¢ Per Lb.
Grocery Specials
Rose Sweet Mixed Pickles . 27¢
Quaker Corn Flakes 2 for 35¢'
Planter's Peanut Butter, 8 Oz. Jar 23¢
12 'Oz. Jar 29¢ 16 Oz. Jar 370'
Maple Leaf Salmon, 73/4 Oz. Tins 37¢
Old South Grapefruit Juice, 48 Oz. Tin 25¢
Jiffy Chocolate 'Drink, 16 Oz. Tin l 49¢
Tuna Fish, 'loins 2 for 39¢
Supreme Sweet Relish 20¢
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Al's Groceteria
And Meat Market
HENSALL, ONT. - ' PHONE •17
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THE TIMES-AiDVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MOMING, JUNE If, 195$
Main. St, Groups
Entertain Infants
The Tuna ,meeting of the W.A,.
and W.1r1.S. of Main St. United
Church was held at the .church.
on Thursday afternoon,
,Mrs. , R, 3L l3alkwill, W,M,S,
president, condpcted the 'business,
Plans were made .to quilt two.
crib quilts and to donate them
to South Huron Hospital. Mrs:±.
Carter reported that a large bale.
had beejn sent to Toronto and the
ladies voted to forward $10 to.
help to semi it overseas.
Mrs..Glee M o I n i g h t tool
charge of the W.A. business.
After the business period, the
group entertained the members
of the Baby Band and their
mothers. A. short program was
presented by the Baby Band
under the leadership of Mrs. H.
Skinner and Mrs, D. Hooper,.
WANT A
SHOW PLACE
LAWN....
and GARDEN?
AU your growing plants - flowers,
lawns„ trees, 'vegetables, etc., can
only do their best when they have
plenty of the proper plant food ele-
ments,
Use "Na-Churs" Liquid Eer-
tiliier for Best, Results .. , .
and Let Your Sprinkler Do
The Work
With the new FLOW-
.,-IMIXER device shown
here, you can fertilize
your entire lawn -and
garden in a matter of
minutes, using your
ilknen garden hose' and
sprinkler. It's 1 a s t,
easy, economical, and
automatic.
FOR TREES AND BUSHES
The Root Feeder at-
tachment replaces the
sprinkler and is used
to reach the thick
root systems as'
much
as 24 inches below
ground levet, Helps
trees and shrubs de-
velop thick green fol-
iage by placing "Na-
Churs" Liquid Fertil-
izer down deep where
it is quickly usfd by
the tiny feeder roots.
RENT THIS EQUIPMENT
and give you lawn and garden a "Na,.
Churs" balanced feeding. For free
demonstration and .details, come rn or
call today.
Reder's Florist
Phone 761 : 37 Main St. S.
Remember Dad on June 19 with 'a gift • from our wide
selection of men's wear. Here are a few suggestions:
Sport Shirts—•$2.911 to $5.95
'i$ Initialled -"Ties by Forsyth—$1.59
* Hickock Tie Bars, Cuff Links
Bill Folds arid Belts
* Sport Coats and Slacks
5.r"' Tie Racks (Holds 48 Tics)—$1.75
*• Lamb's Wool and Orlon Sweaters -
by Tony Day ---$8.95
*• Nylon Stretch So* (Fits any Size
Foot) --$1.00
* Sanforized Hobby Jeans—$3.95
* Nylon Tricot Shirts—$9.95
* 7-Shirts—$1.50 to $2.95
* Pyjamas—$4.95
Fathers' Day Special,
• Pure Irish Linen white handkerchiefs with good
henistiched borders -29 each, 4 for $1.00
• Fine count initialled handkerchiefs --50¢ each
Summer Hats
See our new styles in men's
cool straw and gaberdine hats
for the hot weather.
• Complete showing of men's
and boys' swim trunks.
Extra Special
This week—Wabasso heavy,
fine quality 42" hemstitched
pillow cases. Reg. $1.75 pair.
On sale at $1.59 pair.
Hot Weather Dresses
New showing of the latest styles in washable hot
weather dresses in newest materials for ladies
and misses ---all sizes including the popular half
sizes ---hundreds to choose from at attractive prices.
Gifts For The June. Bride
Complete showing of linens, table cloths, bed
spreads, bed throws, bed, sets, lace cloths, etc., at
attractive prices.
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Bathing Suits
Bathing suits new ready for
every member of the family ---
children's, ladies' and :men's,
in newest styles—also bathing
shoes and caps in the all fit
stretching, rubber by Playtex.
25% Off Ladies' & .Misses' Spring Coats
F. A. MAY & SON
?hone 190 EXETER Phone 190
Men's Wear _ Ladies', Children's send Bahlee Wear
Dry, Goods — Floor -Coverings, etc.
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The United Church f Ca►d
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MAIN STREET CHURCH
Re'. A, 111, HaAey, HA., 13.11.,
Minister
Mrs. A. Y.. Willard, Organist
Sunday', Tune 12, 195e
10:.00 a.m.—Sunday School in 411
Departments
11:00 aerie ---Morning Worship
Theme: "A Vital Faith"
You Are Cordially invited
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. H. J. Snell, Pastor
Mr, Lawrence Wein, A.W.O.M.,
Musical Director
10:00, aan.—Sunday School
114'00 a,m, Morning Worship
Anthem by the Choir
Ladies Trio: Mrs. Hugh Par-
-sons, Mrs. Mervin-Cudmore,
M. Percy Mclealls
Men's Choir Practice After
Morning Service
A Wagm Welcome
Is Extended To All
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Samuel herr, B.A., B.D.,
Minister •
Mrs. J. G. Cochrane, Organist
9:00 a.m.--Sunday School
10:00 e,m,--Morning Worship
Sermon Subject: "Lessons from
a Wedding"
Joint meeting of tb.e W.M.S.
and Congregational Circle on
Thursday, June 16,' at 8:00
p.m,
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev. Carl Schroeder, Minister
Sunday, 2 p.m,, D.S,T. -= Dutch
Service. All welcome.
This Week In
Whalen
By MRS. F. SQUIRE
S. S. Anniversary
The S. S. anniversary service
on Sudday morning in the United
churph was well attended. Rev,
MciLeod, of Kippen, was the guest
speaker. The S. S. choir .provided
several musical numbers accom-
panied by Mrs. Duffield. Several
from London, Exeter, St. Marys,
Granton, Centralia, Zion, Saints -
bury, Woodham and Clandeboye
were present for the service.
Mrs. Wm. Morley, Jr„ and
Janice visited recently with 'Mrd
and Mrs. A. Pym, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clemens and
family, Forest, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. ,Grafton Squire
Mrs. Chalcraft, London, visited
over the weekend with Mrs. Geo.
Squire.
Mrs. Campbell, of Listowel, is
visiting with Mr. ands Mrs. J.
Finkbeiner, Jackie Finkbeiner re-
tuned home from Listowel where
she spent several days.
Mrs. Alton Neil and babe re-
turned from hospital last week.
Donna Parkinson is staying with
then,.
Mrs. Ferguson and Dorothy
were in Detroit on Friday.
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fgSTER A►eKUP
ZION
CHURCH
Evangelical, United Brethren
CREBITON
Supply Minister
Bev. Edward Behove
Sunday, Juno 12, 1965
10:00 sen. ---True Worship .
11,05 a.m.— Bible School
7:60 p.m.—Children's Day pro-
gram
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
Rev. Louis Higenell, Pastor
10:00 a.m.---Sunday School
11;00'a.ne--Service
"Christians Want Peace --They
-- Want Peace With God"
CHURCH OF ENGLAND
Rev. N. D. Kno;e, B.A., Rector
Trivitt Memorial, .Exeter
8;30 a.m.—Holy Communion
10:15 a.m.—Sunday School
11;30 --Morning Prayer
7:00 p.m.—Evensong
District No. 5 Order of Eastern
Star will be in attendance.
Everybody Welcome
CALVARY CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
DASIRWOOD
Rev. W. IF, I{rotz, Minister
Mrs. Ken McCrae, Organist
Sunday, June 12, 1955
10:30 a.m.—Joint service and
Sunday School with Children's
Day program
7:30 p.m.—"Paul Meets Christ"
THE COMPLETE LINE
TIRES
OF TUBELESS
(PUNCTURE
PUNCTURE
PROTECTION
1 BLOWOUT
'PROTECTION
PROVEN
PERFORMANCE
AT YOUR
TUBELESS TIRE
HEADQUARTERS
DATARS
SUNOCO SERVICE
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Ph. 88 Grand Bend
Hensall Public School
Re Kindergarten Pupils
Any children' who will have reached the age of 5 before
December 31, 1955, are asked to register with the teacher,
Mrs. H. Scone, before June 15.
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EVEN LEARNING TO SKATE
REQUIRES APPLICATION
aP LINAMENT,/
Belgium
Baler Twine
Higher strength, fine quality,
extra foot measure and priced
below competition for such
a high grade product.
Satisfaction Guaranteed For
Better Performance and
Economy
Try If!
We're pretty proud of our record -but that only makes
us anxious to live on to it in the future.
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Mrs. H. McMahon
Native Of Kinross
Funeral services for Mrs, Hugh
MacMahon, 78, mother of Mrs
Kenneth Bridges, Andrew Street,
4111 he held :from the McKenzie
and MaeLenean funeral hemi,
T•ucknow, at .2.39 p.m, on Thurs-
day. The Rev, .Samuel iZerr will
officiate and interment will. be
anade in South Kinloss cemetery.
Mrs. Mae14ahon, who has made
her home with 4er daughter for
'six years, line been in failing
health for four years. She was the.
former Sarah Campbell and was
born in Kinloss township, For
several years after their marriage
Mr, and Mrs, Maceiahon live4 in
Manitoba. Mr. MacMalion died
more than 35 years ago.
Mrs, MacMahon was a member
of Lucknow Presbyterian church,.
iSurviving, besides her dough-
,ter, (Mae) Mrs. Bridges, are a
brother, Donald Campbell and a
sister, Isabelle, Mrs, Chas. Dennis,
both of Toronto, and two .grand-
ehildren, Donna and Patsy Bridges
Father's Day
Gift Suggestions
CIGARETTES--E.AT Se's
$
HALL POINT TENS
20 to $8,05
$ PAPEII MICR P11'NS
$1,95 ana $0.95
s►
COMAS.
Brownie llawkeye $ 7,95
Duatlex $117.95
Brownie Movie $45.75
• HAIR BIWSHES
*Se to $5,Q0
• PQL1ls4W
• SUN GLASSES
'peel) , $2,08
C1GA1tETTE 1I1G11TE,4$
49f to 810.50
$
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CIGARS TOBAC
11II4L 't1111$
$1.94 .laid
RMISO i) .EMAITIMUS. x,.
Si nbeau :$810,75
itoaungtou ..,'$81,05
Jonson ,,.., ;.24,95
Schick $210.95
11'h111s9ave ",,.,.,,$27,05
D1 . mom PIPE"
$3.150
SHAVING Bi3,USHEY S-
SOf to wino
0iL.I.1STTE
SAFETY It/17.Olt SETS , c
00# 4,— $1.29 ,--, $1,59
$8,70 ,-. $5.00
Men's Deluxe Shaving Needs
Yardley -- Seaforth -- Old Spice
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Huntley's Drug Store
EXETER
Trusses, Surgical Supports, Elastic Hosiery
PHONE :50
'54 METEOR TUDOR, green
top, white body, excellent
shape, 20,000 miles, one -owner
car, Licence No. 692.856. Spec-
ial Niagara.
'52 CHEV DEDUXE SEDAN,
Alaska Grey, . 20,000 miles,
fender skirts, better than new,
Licence No. 296.596.
'50 CHEV COACH, clean as
a pin. Licence No. 49.535.
'51 AUSTIN SEDAN, dark
green, a real sharpie. Licence
No. 691.944.
'47 STUDEBAKER TUDOR,
overdrive, Licence No. 692,268.
'52 MERCURY '1/2 - TON, in
excellent condition. all new
tires, Licence No. 56.430B.
Used Tires
550.17's, 600.16's and 670-15's
Anybody wanting a real buy
on a new pickup, call in.
South End
Service
Russ and Chuck Snell
PHONE 328 EXETER
II(COOPJI
U111u1r5111IVew Suspended
MILKER
Easy Pouring with Modern Design
Handle and Lid that Swings Aside!
The New Bucket is a Beauty! Big Smooth
Curves for Easier Cleaning . . - New,
Heavier, Sturdier Constructioni
Only Co -Op Universal Has All Of
These "Plus" Features •
• "Pistol -Grip" handle; "Swing -Aside" lid
for easy pouring.
• Deep moisture well in lid traps bacteria
laden vapor.
• Safe, low vacuum.
• Soothing, side-to-side alternating action.
• Famous Calf -Nose inflations with off -
center opening . . . prevent Xnilk lock.
• Choice of single -point or two-point sus-
pension hangers.
Universal
At Exeter
District Co-op
SUPERIOR
Week -In and Week -Out,
You Will Find Plenty
With A Full Variety Of
Prices Effective June
BURN'S_ ' •
CHUCKWAGON DINNER 36c
15 Oz. Tins, Each
ROBIN HOOD
MARBLE CAKE MIX 270
NEW, Per Pkg.
CHEERY MORN COFFEE 89c
We Grind its 1 Lb, Oap
CLOVER • LEAF TUNA 39c
Fancy, White Meat, 7 Oi, Tins, Each ...,
SWANSON'S
BONELESS CHICKEN 41c
6 Oz. Tins, Each
FIVE ROSES FLOUR 49c
All Purpose, 7 Lb. bag
Fo E
.STT ORT
When You Shop Here
Of Low Prices
Famous -Name Merchandise
9, 10 and 11
CLARK'S
BEAN WITH PORK 39`.
15 Oz. Tins '" fid,
DAINTY `RICE8c
1 Lb. Pkgs., Each ......................
GOLD SEAL
SOCKEYE SALMON 39c
Fancy Red, VA Oz. Tins, Each
HEREFORD CORNED BEEF 41 c
12 Oz. Tins, Each
ST. WILLIAMS JAMS
AND MARMALrADEES 237c
Asserted, 9 Oz, Jars for
QUAKER CORN FLAKES 20c
5 Off pack) 'Giant 12 Lax. Pkgs, Each ..
CANNED CORN (Create Style) u
AYLMER2 27c
Ohoice, 15 Oe. Tins for
LYNN VALLEY
Standard, 20 Oz. Tins for
New
BURN'S BAR -X
BEEF STEW (Serves Four) 4 ' C
7%g Lb, Ttns, Meat d/ Ve0etablea, each ,.
THE BEST ?LACE TO SHOP A'F'TER ALL
Jai H. Jones Groceries
Phones: 32 and 1S2 free Delivery,