HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1945-01-25, Page 4THE TiMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25, 1945
PERSONALFOR SALE-—By “SOQOP”-^
WANTED 1®*
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IF YOU want to get married, write
Box 358, Juliaetta, Idahp. Send
stamp.
BACKACHES GO QUICKLY, often
after first dose. RUMACAPS two-
way. action attacks the cause, re
lieves the pain. Robertson’s Drug
Store.9 pigs
3.0 pigs
Pigs
due in March
3 years;
5 steers
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOCK ANp IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned has received in
structions to sell by public auction
on-
Lot A, Concession 4 South Boptndry
Usborne Township
on
Friday, February 2nd, 1945
at 1 p.m.:
CATTLE—4 cows
and April; 3 steers rising
6 steers rising 2 years;
rising 1 year.
Pigs—4 brood
weighing about 40
weighing about 80
weighing about 150'
IMPLEMENTS-
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TUESDAY, FKIPAY AND SATURDAY EACH WEEK
are ready to
Flour, Cedar
Concentrates,
The Exeter District Co-op,
serve you in Mill Feeds^
Posts, Co-op. Feeds and
Paints, Motor Oil and Cod Liver Oil.
We will have a full supply of Farmer’s
Needs available in the near future.
—........—,
Exeter District Cooperative
’ P. Passmore, Manager
Reduced Prices in
Electric Brooders
We have several models in electric brooders to suit
your individual requirements which include the Warnei'
Deluxe and the Warner Space Maker which gives you 24s
extra square feet of flooi’ space in the brooder house. If
you are raising baby chicks this year you would be well
advised to see the brooders that we now have in stock.
350
350
500
500
Size ..............
Deluxe ..........
Deluxe ..........
Space Maker
$22.00
$36.35
$47.30
$42.70
We have a large stock of poultry feeders and fountains,
coal brooders, chick grit, etc.
V
2 lbs. 60c
Traquair’s Hardware
Use the Classified Ads. for Results
Announcing..
PLACE AN ADVERTISEMENT HERE AND WATCH RESULTS
Flyers Trounce Huron-Middlesex 11-2
Exeter Juveniles and Midgets Lose
Flyers Do It Again!
The Qeutralia hockey squadron
went to the Exeter arena last
Thursday night on their third mis
sion with the Huron-Middlesex
army squadron • as theii’ target.
When reports were gathered after
the Flyers hpd returned to base
it was ascertained that heavy dam
ages were inflicted with a score of
11-2.
The Centralia pucksters were far
superior to that of the enemy as
formation after formation swooped
in on Riggin who was defending the
Huron-Middlesex nets to bomb
furiously.
Bagnall Back
Bagnall, one of last year's
on the championship team
posted back to No. 9 and was at the
scene of action once again. Al
though it was his first trip out this
season Bill did a good job to help
bolster the defence as well as to
lead several dangerous runs at
the target,
Jimmy Forsythe and Wally Wil
son did the most damage, each get
ting three direct "hits and assisting
on three more. Tony Hawkes got
two.
The above mentioned trio each
hit the target during the first run
with Faulkner retaliating for the
enemy.
In the second Stage of the battle
Forsythe laid two more in the ene
my nets with Hawkes, Shaw, and
Sherritt adding three more. McAtee
up with
on smart
Sherritt
teamed
Sherritt
tions.
him
aces
was
both Shaw and
two-way forma
Both Get
Dunning and McAtee paired off
in a dog-fight of their own
the end of the period that sent
to the cooler with majors.
In the final session Wilson’s
centrated attacks gave him
goals, Forsythe broke away down
the left boards to set Wally up on
the first one and the second was a
smart solo sortie.
Foxworthy caught the Flyer de
fence out of position to go in on
Young and score for Huron-
Middlesex’s second marker and Mc
Atee potted Sherritt’s rebound as
the allies prepared to return to base
after a very successful raid.
Majors
near
both
con-
two
CENTRALIA—Goal, Young;
fence, Bagnall and Malloy; centre,
Wilson; wings, Hawkes and .For
sythe; subs, Shaw, McAtee, Andress,,
Burkart and Sherritt.
HURON - MIDDLESEX — Goal,
Riggin; defence, Gardner and Duf-
fus; centre. Foxworthy; wings,
Faulkner and Collins; subs, G.
Powell, Gammon, Dunning, A, Pow
ell, Astles, Boyd, Barrett and Smith.
Referee-r-Sgt. Breen, Centralia;
linesman—Stan Smith, Stratford.
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Goderich Beat Juveniles
The Exeter Juveniles suffered
theii- second defeat of the season
when they lost at Goderich by a
score of 11-5. The game was quite
evenly contested until the middle
of the third period when Goderich
broke loose to score five goals,
The first period was a fast, puck
slinging affair which ended up with
an even count of 2-2. Southcott, in
the Exeter nets, was hit ip. the
mouth with the puck in the latter
half -of the first period, receiving
a cut on the upper lip which re
quired three stitches. He was re
placed by Watson.
Newcombe Scores Four
In the second period Goderich
scored four goals tq Exeter’s two,
In the third Wilson caught the net
for Exeter that brought the score
to 6-5. However the Goderich team,
taking advantage of Exeter's penal
ties, went on a jamboree to hit the
twine five times before the final
bell. Newcombe was the outstand
ing star for Goderich, scoring four
of the winner’s goals. Wilson and
Hayter both got two for Exeter,
with Whyte getting one.
EXETER—Goal, Southcott and
Watson; defence, Ellis and Whyte;
centre, Hayter; wings, Wilson and
Musser; subs, H.. Brintnell, Fletcher,
Hennessey, D. Brintnell, and Tie
man.
GODERICH — Goal, Ginn; de
fence, Westlake and Ainslie; centre
Adams; wings, Bissett and New
combe; subs, Boyce, Snell, Mero, B.
McDonald, Allen, Miram and B.
MacDonald.
Referee—C.
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’Twas a Bad
Boyle.
44-
One
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LAKETERIA FEED
CHICK STARTER, GROWING MASH, LAYING MASH, HATCHING MASH.
Super vitamized for health and fast growth with Buttermilk and Riboflavin,
and 40% more God Liver Oil added (400D, 3000A) than Agricultural
Colleges formulae call for.
The Juveniles took a 19-2 troun
cing Tuesday night in Seaforth at
the hands of the .Seaforth Juveniles.
The locals certainly had a bad
night of it. Hardly anything they
did was right. The only high spot
of the game as far as the locals
were concerned was a smart solo
rush up the ice by Hayter who drew
out Swan and dumped the disc into
the net. H. Brintnell converted
Fletcher’s 'pass for Exeter’s other
marker.
Ellwood and Stewart each notch
ed five for Seaforth. D. Doig got
four, K. Doig three and Lane and
R. Strong each one.
EXETER — Goal, Watson;
fence, Tuckey and Ellis; centre,
Hayter; wings, Musser and Wilson;
subs, Hennessey, H._ Brintnell, D.
Brintnell, .Fletcher, and Whyte.
SEAFORTH — Goal, Swan; de
fence, Ellwood and R, Strong;
centre. D. Strong; wings, Stewart
and K. Doig; subs, E. Doig, Wilson,
Beattie, Lane and Smith.
Referee—C. Boyle, Exeter.
Midgets in First Game
The local Midget hockey
de-
FOR -SALE—A quantity of apple
butter Apply at s, J, V, Cann's.
FOR SALE—A. portable cutter, W.
C. F. Oestreicher, Crediton- c
FOR SALE—1931 Chev. sedan^ Al
motor and paint, tires fair. C. Paice, %Ned Armstrong, Huron
Street. ,27*
FOR SALE—Dark . Muskrat fui'
coat, new lining, Ari conditions,
34 or 36 size, a snap; Simmons
steel bed springs, single; 2 cedar
chests; heavy steel heater, for
wood. Apply to Mrs. N. Hockey,
phone 239, Exeter. 25:1*
FOR SALE—A cream enamel kit
chen stove, nearly new, burns
wood or coal, a Quebec heater,
burns coal; small coal stove,
suitable for colony house, a white
iron bed, coil spring, dresser and
2 commodes, Apply to Mrs. Chas.
Mason, Andrew St., Exeter. 2fc
FOR SALE—Six Shorthorn bulls
sired by Robinwood Reward by
Millhills Ransom out of heavy
production cows. Fully accredit
ed and blood tested. R. D. Hunt
er, R.R. 3, Exeter, phone Kirk
ton 391-7, 21tfc
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE—Houses in Exeter,
Lucan, Dashwood, Clinton, some
with a few acres. W. C. Pearce.
FOR SALE—11 storey brick house,
with nice lot and small stable in
Village of Exeter. C. V. Pickard.
FARM FOR SALE—50 acres, suit
able foi* tillage or grass; frame
dwelling, small barn, hen house,
garage, drive shed; good .size
store house, frame stable, staall
wood lot; two surface wells, rock
well; one mile north of Corbett.
John McInnis, R. R. 2 Dashwood.
25:1c
FARM FOR SALE—150 acres in
Usborne Township—all modern
conveniences, good maple bush,
well-drained, good buildings. Ap
ply Benson Williams & Son, R.R.
3 Exeter. tfc
FOR SALE—Property in the vil
lage of Dashwood .containing
four acres * more or less; two-
storey red brick house in first
class condition and all city con
veniences; barn and henhouse.
Inspection is invited to prospec
tive buyers. Chas. H. Watts.
1-2-45*
FARM FOR SALE—200 acres of
land, lot 16, south boundary Hay
Twp., on Highway 83, between
Grand Bend and Exeter, 21
miles east of Dashwood; will sell
altogether or separate, 12 acres
of good hardwood bush; 2-storey
brick house, bath-room, furnace,
running "wafer in house and barn
with supply tanks; bank barn,
44x66; straw shed 30x40 on
wall; all floors cemented; 2
drive sheds, garage, good spring
well, windmill. Joseph Wildfong,
Dashwood, Ont.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Exeter District Co-operative
are taking orders for Co-op and
Shur-Gain fertilizer. It is necessary
for these orders to be in early ow
ing to the shortage of help. Orders
are also being taken for Dictator
Coal, P. Passmore, Manager. c
Exeter Co-operative are taking
orders for’fish, cod fillet, white fish,
S. B. salmon, herring, pink trout
and halibut. We still need a few
orders for wheat and barley. P.
Passmore, Manager.
RUN DOWN? TJRED? Take one
page-Griffiths UNIPLEX tablet
daily containing all essential vita
mins and minerals, Also in liquid
form for infants and children.
ROBERTSON’S DRUG STORE.
WANTED—A bronze or black gob
bler. Phone 36rl4 Crediton. 25c'—-J---... <
WANTED—A number of Holstein
heifers due soon, Apply to How
ard Kerslake, R.R. 1, Centralia.
25*
WANTED—A number of weaning
pigs, Harvey Godbolt, Centralia,
phone 175rl3, Exeter.______ 25c
WANTED — Old guns, bayonets,
swords, daggers, revolvers or
pistols. Apply Frank Phillips,
Box 221 Exeter, 25:1*
TURNIPS WANTED—2 inches and
up. Phone us before you sell.
Phone 171rl4 Exeter, Edgar Cud-
more. tfc
WANTED—Hudson seal coat, good
condition, will pay good price;
twin oil burner. Apply to Mrs,
N. Hockey, phone 239, Exeter.
25:1*
GIRL WANTED—Part time, for
grading and traying eggs. Wein
Bros., Exeter. 1'8;25c
WILL BUY an” unlimited number
of fertilizer or fox horses. Frank
Taylor, Exeter.
WANTED—Cream Collector for col
lecting cream for Exeter Cream
ery. For terms and particulars
apply to W. G. Medd, Manager,
Exeter Creamery Co., Ltd., Exeter,
Ontario. tfc
LOST
LOST—A pair of new Bauer skates
: size 81, black with brown toes.
Reward. Apply to Irvine Arm
strong, phone 125, Exeter. 25
NOTICE
ANNUAL MEETING
Exeter Agricultural Society
The annual meeting of the Exe
ter Agricultural Society will be
held in the Town Hall, Exeter,
Thursday, January 25, 1945, at 2
p.m. for the purpose of receiving
reports, election of officers and the
transacting of any other business
in the interests of the society. A
meeting of the directors will be
held at 1.3'0' p.m.
W. C. F. Oestreicher, President
Clark Fisher, Secretary.
sows;
lbs.;
lbs.;
ibs.
■M.H. grain.
. corn binder; 10
blower with pipes for outside and
inside.
TERMS—Cash.
GEORGE WRIGHT, Prop.
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
TENDERS WANTED
bin-
inch
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
TENDERS for REPAIRNG DRAIN
Sealed tenders will be received
by the ( undersigned up until 10
o’clock a.m. on Monday, February
5th, 1945, for the. repair of the
O’Rourke Drain. To fhclude 500
feet 6-inch tile drain; 600 feet 7-
inch tile drain; 1000 -feet of 8-inch
tile drain: 625 feet 10-inch tile
drain; two catch basins; protection
of tile outlet and 1360 oubic yards
of excavation, Work to be complet
ed by September 1st, 1945. Plans,
profile, and specifications of the
work may be seen at the home of
the Clerk at Centralia, A marked
cheque of $200.10.0 must accompany
each tender. The lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
L. B. Hodgson,
Clerk of Township of Stephen.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given to any
person having claims against the
estate of Daniel Ziler, late of the
Township of Stephen, who died on
or about the 7th day of October,
1944, to send same to the under
signed on or before the 10th day
of February 1945, as on and after
that date the administrator of the
said estate shall proceed to make
distribution of the assets thereof,
having regard only to the claims
then filed.
Dated at Dashwood this 20th day
of January A.D, 1945.
- Addison V, Tieman,
Administrator,
Dashwood, Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that all
persons having claims_against the estate -------
of the
on or :
1.941,
same
Exeter,
Hocking, Administrator, -on nr be
fore the 15th day of February,
1945, as aftei' that date the ad
ministrator of the estate -shall pro
ceed to make . distribution of the
assets, having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then
have notice.
Dated at Exetei’ this 22nd day
of January, 1945.
Nellie Carmichael,
Deputy for the Administrator,
Exeter, Ontario 3te
of Archibald Towers, late
Village of Exeter, wbo died
about the 28th day of May,
are requested to send the
to Miss Nellie Carmichael,
Ont., deputy for W. J,
■4
ANNUAL MEETING
Usborne and Hibbei’t Mutual
Insurance Company
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the members of
the Usborne and Hibbert Mutual
Fire Insurance Company will be
held in the Public Hall, Farquhar,
on Monday, February 5th, 1945 at
2 p.m. for the purpose of receiving
the reports of • the Directors and
Auditors for the past year, and for
the election of two Directors for a
three-year term, and for any other
business that may be in the inter
ests of the Company.
The Directors whose term
office expires, but who are
for re-election are W> H.
and John McGrath.
Dated at Exeter, Jam 11th,
Fire
The local Midget hockey team
played their first -game of the sea
son at Seaforth Saturday afternoon.
They lost by a score of 8-1, but
this is not surprising as they had
only one practice in which to organ
ize and have a work-out.
It was understood locally that
there were to be no Juveniles take
part in the Midget games and Sea
forth had three on their line-up.
When the locals get sufficient
practice they should be able to give
Seaforth much tougher Opposition.
Ross Tuckey and Doug Fletcher
handled the team.
Exeter held the Seaforth team
scoreless until late in the first per
iod when three were tallied before
the bell sounded. In the second
Seaforth tallied three more. Early
in the third Exeter Scored its first
goal and Seaforth scored two more
before the period ended.
EXETER — Goal, ''Waghorn; de
fence, Preszcator, F. Brintnell;
centre, Tuckey: wings, Haugh,
Storms; subs, Cann, Cudmore, K.
Brintnell, Taylor, M. Brintnell,
Parsons, Hannigan, Kirk, H. Brint
nell.
SEAFORTH—Coal, Swan; de
fence, Smith, Brightrall; centre,
Beattie; wings, Knight, Doig; subs,
Hubert, Coombes, Laudenbacli, Ren-
hie, Jones, Munn, Strong, Pullman,
Meir.
Referee—Brewster
* *
Basketbailers Win
E.H.S/s basketball _
big turn-about Wednesday after
noon of* last week when they do*
feated the Seaforth Collegiate 30-9
at the local gymnasium. The game
Was another in the series of the
inter-School league between Goder
ich, Seaforth, Clinton and Bxeter.
'the game started but fast with Ex
eter leading at the end of the first
quarter 12-6, Exeter got three
FOR SALE AT
C. M. CANN & SONS
Feed Mill, Exeter
Laketeria Chick Starter is based on the Cafeteria formulae with a few up-
to-date improvements-—-extra Cod Liver Oil and Riboflavin, etc.
This starter is not in the experimental stage. We have used this formula
for years with better results than we can get from any feed.
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
The regular monthly meeting of
Usborne Township council, regular
ly held on the 2nd Saturday of the
month, will be held Saturday, Feb
ruary 3rd.
A, W. Morgan, Clerk . 3tc
of
eligible
Coates
Starter by
reliable feed manufacturers, under the supervision of Wein Bros, and C. M.
Cann. Formula recommended by a Reliable Agricultural College. This
formula has given outstanding results both in experiments at the College,
in out own plant and in the hands of customers.
1945
B. W. F. Beavers, Secretary-Ti’eas.
Here’s what Edgar Cudmore says about Laketerfa Chick Starter arid Lake
view Chicks:
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The 700 day-old pullets have done splendid on your Chick Starter. They
arc two weeks old, and I still have my full count, and I’ve never seen chicks
grow and feather like them, (These chicks were mostly Reds, with some
Leghorns).
Mr. Cudmore has placed his order for 3000 pullets, mostly Reds, and in
tends to use Laketeria Feeds right through.
WEIN BROS. HATCHERY
Exeter
■»MUir.
team made a
more baskets and the half ended
16-6. In the last half the locals
scored .14 points to the visitor's 3.
The same afternoon Goderich play
ed Clinton to a 31-31 tie. Exeter
plays Goderich at Clinton this
(Wednesday) afternoon.
Seaforth- (9) Ryan 2, McKay,
Whatt 4, Henderson, Love 3, Steph
enson, Milliken, Munn, Smith,
Exeter- (30) B. Davis 14, Davies
5, H, Davis 2, Glenn 7, Gladman,
Pawkeye, Whyte 2.
Referee—H. Gillies.
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WHALEN
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Docking,
Miinroe, werfe Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. F. Parkinson. Mrs.
Docking add Phyllis are remaining
for a few days. Miss MarjOrid Park*
inson, Of London, also spent the
week-end with her parents.
Mr, and Mrs. Geb. Arksey and
Mrs. Geo, Sqtiire, attended the fun
eral of the late Mi‘s, Christie, of
Exeter, on Friday last,
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Lackie were
week-end visitors with friehds at
WatefioO.
of
CREDITON EAST
Mrs. J. Bullock is ViBiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Isaac Gower, near Centralia.
Mrs, Wm. Mbtz attended
funeral -of her. cousin the late
Christie in Exeter on Friday.
Mr. Eli Sims was confined to his
home last week with the Quinsey.
Miss Marcia MacDonald, of Exe
ter, is visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baynham.
•Mrs. Racheal Sims, of Exeter, is
Visiting her daughter, Mrs. Murray
Neil.
Pt6. Murray Neil has returned
to Petawawa after a furlough
spent at his homo here and
accompanied by Mrs. Neil
Beverley visited in Detroit
London.
Mrs. Art Bratt and daughter,
Lynda Lee returned home from Stk Joseph’s Hospital last Tuesday.
Pte. Alvin and Mrs. Sims, of
London, pent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Sims.
The ladies met at the home Of
Mrs, Aaron Wein on Monday and
tied two quilts for the lied Cross.
Mr, J. sims is having hig home
wired for hydro.
Mrs.
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Mrs.
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and
and
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Bray Chick* Hatchery
Exeter; Phone 246
When a Cod-Liver Oil goes ran
cid, the vitamin content becomes
almost depleated. Don’t use it.
Don't buy it.
Get Robertsdn’s Poultry and
Cod Liver Oil. It will
rancid. The vitamin con-
in every gallon.
Animal
not go
tent is
Your drugs at
Phono So