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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1945-02-01, Page 4THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1, 1945 CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Scanning — By MSCOOP” RESULTS Air Conditioning I Service League— Centralia Flyers 7, Aylmer Centralia Flyers 7, Owen Orphans 7. Midgets— Exeter 11, Seaforth 3. Juvenile— Seaforth 5, Exeter 4. Exeter 2, Clinton 2. Juveniles Tie Clinton, Lose to Seaforth; 3. Sound Live More Comfortably With CORNISH, PEARSON & CO 294 Dundas Street London, Ont. Telephone Metcalf 3423 Air Conditioning is no longer an envied luxury. It is a practical and necessary feature within the means of ever} household. An air conditioning unit installed with the present fur­ nace cleans and humidifies the air by forcing a steady circulation of pure air with the proper moisture content through the home. This unit will pay rich dividends in health, happiness, lowered heating and cleaning costs and longer life to decorations and furnishings. If you are interested in air conditioning drop into the store and we’ll be glad, to furnish you with further infor­ mation. We have in stock a good supply’of Coal and Electric Brooders; Poultry Fountains and Feeders Purina Chick Startena Start your chicks right with Purina Startena. Fam­ ous for high quality, livability and growth Purina Chick Startena is a big seller. We recommend, it as .the best money can buy. Let us do all we can to help the War Effort Buy More War Stamps and Certificates Traquair’s Hardware Use the Classified Ads. for Results I z Classified Directory — PLACE AN ADVERTISEMENT HERE AND WATCH RESULTS — FOR SALE PERSONAL FOUND FUTURE GAMES Midget—• Fri., Feb. 9—Goderich at 7.30 p.m. Juvenile— .Fri., Feb. 2—Exeter at Clinton Tues,, Feb. 6—Goderich at Exeter Centralia, Flyers’ Home Games— Thurs., Feb. 1—'London Navy Thurs., Feb. 8—Aylmer Centralia Flyers’ Away. Games— Wed., Jan. 31—Fingal (played at St. Thomas) Sports commentary will be found on page three. * Exeter * * * Much Better Showing a complete reversal of form the local Juveniles gave the Seaforth squad a real tussle last Friday night at the Arena. third period goal clinched a 5-4 decision for the itors in an exciting contest was close throughout. Bill Waghorn, goalie for Midgets, was used in the Exeter nets and Bill turned in a good ef­ fort. First Half Completed This completes the first half of the schedule, Exeter has won two and lost four, 2 of which were by one goal. This puts the locals in third place ahead of Clinton. God­ erich is in first place with Seaforth in second. Wilson got Exeter off to a gooa start ou a neat solo effort to draw out Swan and dump the puck into the empty cage. Seconds later on the next play K. Doig knotted the count. But before the period was over Hayter, who did the hat trick and turned in a good evening’s per­ formance, whiffed in two. Whyte rushed down the ice and laid a rink wide pass over to Hayter for the first one and Tuckey started D. Strong’s vis- that the 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. Super vitamized for health and fast growth with Buttermilk and Riboflavin, and 40% more Cod Liver Oil added (400D, 3000A) than Agricultural Colleges formulae call for. Announcing.... Laketeria Chick Starter is based on the Cafeteria formulae with a few up- to-date improvements—extra Cod Liver Oil and Riboflavin, etc. g} Feed Mill, Fxeter Le CHICK STARTER, GROWING MASH, LAYING MASH, HATCHING MASH. Laketeria Chick Starter Fed and Sold by lakeview Poultry Farm, Wein Bros 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 our own plant and in the hands of customers. LAKEVIEW CHICKS AND LAKETERIA CHICK STARTER SPELL SUCCESS Out of 2500 Lakeview Sussex started on our own plant a week>ago, losses are practically nil and the chicks are growing like weeds. FOR SALE AT Exeter him on a lone rush for the second. Minor Penalty Shot Early in the second D. Strong scored for Seaforth and K. Doig tied the score on a minor penalty shot when Waghorn threw the puck towards his opponent’s goal. Hayter scored again on a one-man hunt to put Exetei1 into the lead once more Qnly to° have Stewart get the equalizer. Both teams fought desperately to gain the lead in the third but Sea­ forth sewed up the victory on D. Strong’s counter, EXETER—Goal, Waghorn; de­ fence, Tuckey and Ellis; centre, Hayter; wings, Musser and Wil­ son; subs,, Hennessey, Fletcher, H. Brintnell, D. Brintnell, and Whyte. SEAFORTH—Goal, Swan; de­ fence, R. Strong and E. Doig; centre, D. Strong; wings, Stewart and K. Doig; subs., Wilson, Smith, Beattie and Lane. Referee—'Muir, Nearly Had It Norm McAtee's minute or two to go broke a 6-6 : to give the Centralia a close verdict over the airmen, at the Arena, FOR SALE—A quantity of apple butter. Apply at S. J. Cann's.* FOR SALE—-We have oil cake meal or soya bean meal for dairy cattle. Excellent results guaranteed. We also have a few barrels of feeding molasses left. Cann & Sons.lc FOR SALE—-A portable cutter. W. C. F, Oestreicher, Crediton. • c IF YOU want to get married, write Box 358, Juliaetta, Idaho. Send stamp. MEN OVERSEAS need Vitamins and Minerals to keep fit. Send .a bot­ tle of Page-Griffiths UNIPLEX tablets with your next parcel. ROBERTSON’S DRUG STORE. EOUNP—A small sum of money was found in Exetei,’ on Wednes­ day of last week. Owner can have same by proving property and paying for advt. AUCTION SALES i, R. Seaforth. * * goal with only a deadlock Flyers i Aylmer ___ __, Thursday night. It was the Flyers toughest as­ signment of the year, the Aylmer squad making their hosts go all out to win. The visitors checked hard and on the offensive their passing plays were very effective. ■F'or the first time this year the Flyers were trailing their opposition when Aylmer grabbed the lead early in the openei* as Hawkes cleared the puck into his own net and again in the third when Horrble broke a five-all deadlock. Soon after Aylmer took the lead in the first McAtee scored the equalizer. Centralia went out in front when Sherritt potted Shaw’s rebound. But their lead ’was short­ lived as Kent banned his own re­ bound behind11: Young. Howevei’ Shaw sent a sizzler past Bennet to conclude a solo effort to end the period at 3-2. Wakelin was left unprotected in front of the Centralia net to sink Horrble’s passout to again put the teams on even terms. Howevei’ And­ ress and Shaw put Centralia two up. In the latter moments of the sec­ ond Aylmer was carrying the play and continally swooped in and out of the Wakelin twine time. On went __ .. ... Horrble scoring with Wakelin and McKay lending a hand. Shaw’s third goal pulled Centralia out of the hole to tie the count again at 6-6. WItli.-only a minute or so to go McAtee scored to give the Flyers a close decision. CENTRALIA—Goal, Young; de­ fence, Malloy, Braceland; centre, Andress; wings, Forsythe, Hawkes; subs, Shaw, McAtee, Sherritt and Robinson, AYLMER — Goal, Bennett; de­ fence, Livingstone, Grey; centre, Horrble; wings, McKay, Wakelin; subs., Kent, Allen, Boyle, Rockie and Paton. Referee—Sgt. Breen, Centralia. -x- x- -x- -x- Clinton and Exeter in Tie Game Exeter -and Clinton Juveniles played to a two-all tie Tuesday night in a close, hard-fought tilt at the Arena. A close-checking first period pro­ duced no goals for either side. In the second, however, the tussle livened up and Wilson opened the scoring after Musser and Hayter carried the rubber into the Clinton zone. Miller blocked Wilson’s first shot only to have the Exetei’ player push the puck loose into the net. Churchill Evens Count Churchill put Clinton on even terms by breaking up a play at the Exeter blue line and walking in on Waghorn alone, gave the goalie no chance on a short shot. On his third solo jaunt near the end of the period Hayter broke the deadlock drawing out Miller and flipping the disc into the cage. MacDonald converted Fingland’s pass that fooled the defence to knot the count again, in the third. The game went into overtime but neither team scored. EXETER—Goal, Waghorn; de­ fence, Tuckey and Ellis; centre, Hayter; wings, Musser and Wilson; subs, Hennessey, Fletcher, H. Brintnell, D. Brintnell, Tieman and Whyte. CLINTON—Goal, H, Miller; de­ fence, Elliot and Armstrong; centre B. Hanly; wings, C. Hanly and Lee; subs, ------- Armstrong, H, ana Fingland, Referee—Jack £ Reserve Army Wins Some of the hockey gladiators of another day cleaned the dust off their runners and with a sprinkling of youthful calibre assembled a squad that went to Clinton last Thursday evening to play an ex­ hibition game With the Clinton re­ serve army, And at that put up a close battle, losing by a 10-8 Score. Clinton held a 4-2 edge in the first only to have the locals hold them to a 6-6 deadlock at the end FOR SALE—Dark Muskrat fur coat, new lining, ;A-1 conditions, 34 oi’ 36 size, a snap; Simmons steel bed springs, single; 2 cedar chests; heavy steel heatqr, for wood, Apply to ‘Mrs, N, Hockey, phone 239, Exeter. 2 5; 1 * FOR SALE—An oil-burning stove, also a leather jacket, size 42, Apply to Times-Advocate. c FOR SALE—11 little pigs. Apply to Chester Dunn, R.R, 1, Exeter. Phone 17r4 Crediton. lc FOR SALE—4 pigs ten weeks old. Apply to Joe Martene, Crediton, phone 21r32. 1* FQR SALE—An organ in excellent condition, $25.00 or best offer, also a portable organ, no reason­ able offer refused. Apply to Sr. Administration Officer, No. 9, iS.F.T.S. Phone local 103. lc FOR SALE—One deep well pump and one cistern pump. Main St. Church Trustees, W. C. Pearce, Sec’v.1 FOR SALE—A small sheet-iron heater. Mrs. W. H. Dearing, Hur­ on Street. 1* WHY SUFFER the agony of Rheu­ matic Pain, Sciatica, Lumbago, when Rumacaps will give you quick wel­ come relief, Robertson’s Drug Store, WANTED WANTED—-Girl for part time of­ fice work, experienced preferred. Apply to Wein Bros., Exeter. 1:8c WANTED—A used garden or onion seeder; also a wheel hoe. Apply at Times-Advocate. lc WANTED—Clocks or watches. Re- paii* agency. Guaranteed work. Call at Blue Sunoco gaH station. S. J. Sweitzer. 4tp WiAJNTED — 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 AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS The undersigned has received in­ structions to sell by public auction on Lot A,' Concession 4 South Boundry Usborne Township on Friday, February 2nd, 1045 at 1 p.m.: CATTLE—4 cows due in March and April; 3 steers rising 3 years; 6 steers rising 2 years;4 5 steers rising 1 year. Pigs—4 brood sows; 9 pigs- weighing about 40 lbs.; 10 pigs- weighing about 80 lbs,; l«0< pigs weighing about 150' ibs. IMPLEMENTS—M.H. grain bin­ der; M.H. corn binder; 10 inch blowei’ with pipes for outside; i and- inside. TERMS—Cash. GEORGE WRIGHT, Prop. FRANK TAYLOR, Auct. to Centralia defensive zone, and Kent each dented the tie the score for the third three-way attack Aylmera into the lead in the third. MacDonald, Lee, Miller, Menzies, Churchill Nadiger. -x- Clinton. 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 WANTED—Hudson seal coat, good condition, will pay good price; twin oil burner. Apply to Mrs. N. Hockey, phone 239, Exeter. 25:1* WILL BUY an unlimited number of fertilizer or fox horses. Frank Taylor, Exeter. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. Apply at Times-Advocate. lc FARM TO RENT—10'0' acres, lot 6, con. 4, Stanley Twp., 5 miles south of Hensail. Close to school. Apply to Box 179, Mount Forest, ‘Ont. lc 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 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE 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 MALTING BARLEY We are now contracting acreage for the growing of Barley from next season’s crop. For further particulars, contact G. T, Mickle & .Sons, Telephone 103 Hensall, Ont. 2-l-4tc 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. AUCTION SALE OF CHATTELS The undersigned has received in­ structions to sell by public auction; on Huron Street, B mile west of Exeter- on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, at 1 pan., ’the following: Horse, harness, 2 scufflers, wheel barrow, lantern, 3 three-tyn& forks; 2 five-tyne forks; 3 .pails; set whiffle trees; harrows; ihay rack; team cultivator; 2 chop boxes; scythe; iron pig trough; 4 wooden pig troughs; stone-boat; cross-cut saw; buck saw; neck- yoke; 2 pig pen doors; corn crib; large. barrel; 2 small wagons; set. trestles; saw horse; 2 crow-bars; wire safe; quantity of hay. Lumber: 4 pine planks, 10 foot:’ 8 2x4 scantlings; brush. HOUSEHOLt) EFFECTS —- Set curtain stretchers; screen door; 2s chairs; rocking chair;' bed frame; kitch.en range; oil burner; float; 2 wash tubs; Aladdin lamp; -2‘ tables; 2 oil barrels; wood box; cupboard; bath tub. TERMS—CASH JOHN COX, Proprietor, FRANK COATES, Clerk FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer. REAL ESTATE TENDERS WANTED ANNUAL MEETING Usborne and Hibbert Mutual Fire 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 of office expires, but who are eligible for re-election are W. H. Coates and John McGrath. Dated at Exeter, Jan. 11th, 1945 B. W. F. Beavers, Secretary-Treas. of the second. Howevei’ Clinton out- scored Exeter in the final stanza. Harry Bowden, formerly of Cred­ iton, and “Bine” Moore, returned from overseas, were the chief marksmen. Bowden got five for Clinton and Moore potted six of the eight goals for the locals. EXETER — Goal, Watson; de­ fence, Willard, Harness; forwards, Mdore, Elson, Stires; subs., Ander­ son and Statton. CLINTON'—Goal, Edwards; de­ fence, Bowden, Jones; forwards, Pickard, Faulkner, Denonne; subs., McLean, Cardwell, Cooper, Lud­ ington, McDonald. •x- -x- -x- «• Midgets Get Revenge The Exeter Midgets like their brother Juvenilers made an about turn on their Seaforth rivals but did a better job of it, trimmings»the visitors 11-3 last Friday afternoon at the Arena, “Har” Brintnell was the big gun scoring seven goals for the locals. Keith Brintnell whipped in three for the hat trick and Carl Storms scered one, Munn, Laudenbach and Drightrall were the Seaforth marks­ men, Doug Wilson handled the Exeter Midgets and Uoiig Eletcher re­ fereed, FOR SALE—Brick house, two lots nos. 237-256; double garage, in Village of Hensall. Apply to Mrs. H. .Laing, Hensall. Ont. 1:8s* REAL ESTATE—Houses in Exeter, Lucan, Dashwood, Clinton, some with a few acres. W. C. Pearce. FOR SALE—IB storey brick house, with nice lot and small stable in Village of Exeter. C. V. Pickard. Tenders for Wood Tenders will be received by the undersigned until February 19th, 19 45, for hard maple and beech wood to be delivered at the follow­ ing schools, in the Township of Stephen: FOR SALE—Nice building site for dwelling next north of Main St. Church. Sealed tenders to B. W. F. Beavers not later than Feb. 15th. No tender necessarily ac- cepted.4 1:8 FARM FOR SALE—50 acres, suit­ able for tillage or grass; frame dwelling, small barn, hen house, garage, drive shed; good size store house, frame stable, small wood lot; two surface wells, rock well; one mile north of Corbett. John McInnis, R. R. 2 Dashwood. 25:1c or individual schools. Arthur J. Amy, secretary Township School Area,, 3tc R. R. 2, Crediton, Ont? s.s.3,12 single cords,12”wood: s.s.4,18 single cords,18”wood s.s.6,1'8 single cords,18”wood s.s.7,20 single cords,18”wood U,S.S. 8 , 20 single cords,16”wood s.s.12,25 single cords,12”wood Tenders will be accepted for all NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR SALE—100 acres rich clay loam, basement barn, good stab­ ling, brick house, good condition. Hydro near. Store, mill, church, highway 2 miles. Reasonably priced to - settle estate. W. C. Pearce?1:8 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* NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given to any person having claims against the estate of Daniel Ziler, late of tho 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 1.0th 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. FARM FOR SALE—-200 acres of land, lot 16, south boundary Hay Twp., on Highway 83, between Grand Bend and Exeter, 2$ miles east of Dashwood; will sen altogether or separate, 12 acres of good hardwood bush; 2-storey brick house, bath-room; furnace, running Water in house and bam I With supply tanks; bank barn, 44x66; straw shed 30x46 on wall; all floors cemented; 2- drive sheds, garage, good spring well, Windmill, Joseph Wildfong, Dashwood, Ont. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is . hereby given that all' persons having claims against the estate of Archibald Towers, late- of the Village of Exeter, Who died on or about the 28th day of May, 1941, are requested to send the same to Miss Nellie Carmichael, Exeter, Ont„ agent for W. J., Hocking, Administrator, on or be­ fore the 15th day of February, 1945, as after that date the ad-* mihi^trator 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 Exeter this 22nd day of January, 1945, Nellie Carmichael, Agent for the Administrator, Exeter, Ontario 3to