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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1946-08-08, Page 4Page 4 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST Sth, 1946 New Bpoth , At Mathers Bros. Garage, Exeter North Hamburgs, Hot Dogs, Etc. Open all evenings except Tuesday and Friday To Picnic At Qadericli The Progressive Conservatives of Huron, Perth and Bruce are plan ning a monster picni© to be held at Goderich on Wednesday, August 28th. Dr, Taylor, M.L.A., Elmer Belk C. Fisher and P. Eisen bach were at Goderich Tuesday evening attending a meeting at which ar rangements for the picnic were made. Scanning ths SPORTS T> ■ ? «hUI Classified Directory WANTS ADS TAKE THE “CHASE” OUT OF PURCHASE I t Keep Your Car ON THE JOB UNTIL YOUR NEW ONE ARRIVES 'Exeter Loses First 'That car of yours should be treated with care to insure the best performance. Have it checked often by our expert auto mechanics. GRAHAM ARTHUR Your Red Indian Service Station HIGHEST PRICES FOR POULTRY, HORSEHAIR and FEATHERS NEW and USED - Parkdale Poultry - - Mitchell, Ont. Wort/? the Drive Let Fowler Bros, take your portrait or wedding photographs and you will be assured of getting the finest. Playoff Contest The Exeter Intermediates drop ped the first game of their two-of- three series with Clinton on the local diamond, Tuesday night, by a 13-6 score.Four errors combined with three walks got Exetex- off to a bad start in the first inning as Clintoxx shoved seven runs across the plate. In the second they added three more from six hits, While Exetex- countered with one, Joe Creech scoring aftex hitting a double, The locals made it 10-4 in the fourth, Creech, Smith and W. Fahrner crossing the plate, In the fifth Bartliff and White scored for Clinton while Elson af ter doubling scored fox- Exeter, Draper’s double accounted for an other, Clintoix run in the . seventh coming home on Neilan’s single. In the eighth Smith doubled and came home on Haxwy Holtzman’s single. Wally Fahrnex- started on the mound fox- Exeter and was relieved by his brothei* Austin in the second who finished the game striking out. seven batters and allowing eight hits. Cook went the route for Clin ton striking out four and allowing eight safeties. Jack Elson’s two singles and a double’made him the night’s leading hitter while Draper and Neilans got three hits in five trips to the plate fox- Clinton. CLINTON Glew, cf ................. Bartliff, 2b ............ Hawkins, 1'b .......... White, ss ............... Draper, 3b .......... Neilans, If ............. Colquhoun, c ........ Miller, c ................ Cook, p .................. MacDonald, cf ...... EXETER Hennessey, lb ....... Elson, rf ............ . A. Fahrner, cf, p . Creech, If ............ Smith, c ................ W. Fahrner, p, cf . Har. Holtzman, 2b . How. Holtzman, 3b Nicol, ss ................ Umpires—O’Brien, bases. Bend. In a reaj pitching duel be tween Kennedy, of Seaforth, and Hogan, of Grand Rend. However Kennedy weakened after pitching a hard game In the afternoon and Grand Bend got into a scoring mood to win the forty dollar pri?e money, 10-0. Seaforth’s share was ten dol lars, The total collections, the larg est at any tournament at the Bend, was split among the four teams, each receiving $27.50. Twenty-five dollars of the prize money was put up by the trustees of Grand Bend and the other half as well as the advertising by Lakeview Casino. An other tournament is being planned for Labour Day. GRAND BEND—Mason, cf; Dow, rf; Ravelie, 3b; Desjardine, 2b; Bestard, ss; Shaw, lb; E. Desjar dine, If; Statton, c; Hogan, p. SEAFORTH — Messenger, Cameron, ss; Hildebrand, Goodrow, lb and c; O’Connor, Woods, 3b; O’Shea, c, p, and Smith, rf; Kennedy, p, lb. Umpires—Chapman and Greene, if; 2b; of; cf; £ CLASSIFIED RATES 18 words or less...........25c (additional words. l%c) Succeeding insertions. lc per word (minimum charge 25e) — PLEASE NOTE — When advertisements ask for reply to a box an additional charge of 10 cents is made. a Classifieds will be accepted up till Wednesday noou WANTED WANTED—A girl to assist in the kitchen and store. Apply 'Middle ton’s Bakery, Exeter. Sc WANTED—100 or more yearling Leghorn hens. W, F, Abbott, Phone 30, after 7 p.m.* PERSONAL Lloyd’s Corn and Callus Salve gives immediate relief from cerns and callouses. 5 Ole at Robertson’s and all druggists, Slender Tablets are effective. 2 weeks’ supply $1; 12 weeks’ $5, at Robertson’s and all druggists, FOR SALE Storey and a half brick house with 7 rooms, mod ern kitchen and recently mod ernized bath room; practically new hot air furnace complete with ah’ conditioner and oil burn er; insulate^ and in Al condition, •throughout, Possession October 1st. Also cement garage and two ‘ lots. Apply Box 16, Exeter, 8c miscellaneous REFINISHING We specialize in Duco, Dulux and Sprayspeed finishes. Expert spray ing and latest equipment. Get our estimate first, No job too small on cars, trucks, trailers or farm imp lements. FOR SALE—'100 acres, Stephen, canning factory 6 miles, level clay loam, bank barn, good iron roof, stabling needs some repairs reasonably good brick house, windmill on spring well pumps water through tank in house to large trough at barn. Fall pos- . session. W, C. Pearce, Exeter , * SAKER AUTO REFINISHING DEPOT Clandeboye’, Ont. NOTICES 84t* Fowler Bros. Studio PHONE 228 MITCHELL, ONT. New 10 cubic ft. Home Freezer Domestic and Commercial REFRIGERATOR SERVICE G. K. CROCKER Authorized ICelvinator Sales and Service Phones 299, 59w Opposite Cann’s Mill Main Street, Exeter FEED SERVICE Early Pullets Early hatched pullets will soon be ready for the laying pens. Shortly after they begin to lay on the range they should be moved to the laying house where they can be provided with proper nests. At the same time you should begin the gradual change-over from Growing Mash to SHUR-GAIN LAYING MASH You’ll get higher production at lower feed cost which means MORE EGGS MORE PROFITS through balanced feeding the SHUR-GAIN WAY Closed Wednesday Afternoons CANN’S Exeter Whalen AB 4 3 5 45 5 4 4 5 2 AB 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 3 plate; R 0 2 0 2 32 2 1 1 0 R 0 < H 1 >0 1 2 3 3 1 2 1 1 H . 0 1 3 02 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 Schilbe, E 02 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 ■01 E 1 0 1 02 0 0 1 1 Dates Ration Coupons Valid Butter coupons RIO to R17 valid. . Meat coupons Nos. M40 to now valid, Sugax- coupons SI to S23 valid. The ten additional sugar serves coupons allotted for siigar fox- canning first S1‘2 last S17 sugar for canning became valid on July 4th. Sugar coupons may be used for the purchase of preserves. One sugax- coupon is good fox- the pux’- clxase of one pound of sugar or fluid ounces of canned fruit, fluid ounces foui- pounds foux- pounds of extracted honey\ two pounds of honey butter, or 24 fluid ounces of jam ox- 24 fluid ounces of jelly, or four pounds of maple sugar, or 24 fluid ounces of marmalade, or two quarts of mo lasses, ox- 30 fluid ounces of blended table syrup. WANTED—|A number of horses for the Montreal market. G. J. Dow, Exeter. S* ■ now M49 now pre- are now valid. The five additional coupons S3 to became valid on May 2. The five sugar preserve coupons to .S21 for the purchase of or of fountain fruit, of comb honey, 40 ’24 or or or "i K WANTED—Middle-aged housekeep er to take full charge of home, four adults. Apply in writing giv ing references, to Box V, Times- Advocate. 8c JESNEY SHOE REPAIR — Now open for business. Repairing neatly and promptly attended to. Crediton. tfp WANTED—Mechanical and penny banks, stoves, horses, dogs, pis tols, castiron models. See S. J. Sweitzer, your Hobby Pal. l-4tp WANTED TO RENT—-jA, farm or work a farm. Apply to Box F,- Times-Advocate, 1:8* AN OPPORTUNITY Established Rural Watkins District available. If you are aggressive, and between the ages of 25 and 55 —have or can secure travel outfit, this is your opportunity to get es tablished in a profitable business of your own, For full particulars write today to The J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. O-E-6, 2177 Mas son 'St., Montreal, Que. 5tc The Exeter Board of Education recommends that the parents send only six year old children, present age, or those who will be six before the end of the year, to form the Beginner’s Class, Grade 1, in September.__________________8:15- NOTICE—Will the person who bor rowed Mr. Richard Davis’ sledge hammer and log cant hook please return them, 8* WANTED—Good alfalfa hay or al falfa meal. Apply at Cann’s Mill. IStfc WANTED—10 0 horses, any kind of a cheap horse. Will pay good prices for them. Frank Taylor, Exeter tfc RENFREW SALES and SERVICE Hand-turned or electric separators; also enameled stoves. Hugh Thiel, Phones 93r4 The McGillivray Council allows ratepayers residing on township roads for cutting weeds on road side in front of their farm 2 cents per rod and an added one cent for cutting fence bottoms. Weeds to be cut not later than Oct. 1st subject to the Road Supt. ox- Foreman’s approval. FRED J. NEIL, Road Superintendent. 1:8:15c Zurich, WANTED TO BUY — Small house with hydro, state cash price and give full particulars of property, taxes, etc. Apply to Box M., Times-Advocate. . 4-5tp FOR RENT AUCTION SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE—60 Barred Rock pullets, 6%‘ months old, laying. Harold Cudmore, phone 171r3, Exeter. 8* FOR RENT—Trailer at Grand Bend, accommodates four. Phone 283J, Exeter. S-4tc FOR RENT—Four-room furnished cottage in Exeter. Apply at Times- Advocate. 8* Strathroy, Saturday, August 10: 150 mixed stock cattle including choice feeders. Trucks to deliver. Private sales in the week. |A,. G. Mc Alpine, Auctioneer;. REAL ESTATE For Sale • Business to •FOR SALE — Boy’s 3-piece winter outfit, size 3x, brown; 1 pair new rubbers, size 8; 1 pair hi-shoes, size l<0<. Apply Mrs. Steele, Box 236. - 8* Exeter Girls Put Out By Dublin Lassies The local girls were victims Dublin in two straight games in the play-off series, losing the second contest in Dublin, 17-12, Tuesday night. Both teams seored two runs in the second. Exeter jumped into the lead in the third scoring three runs but Dublin overtook the lead in the fourth collecting five runs. Each team #sent two runners across the plate "in the fifth, Dublin three in the sixth and Exeter two. Dublin had another big inning in the seventh scoring five runs • while Exeter scored one in the eighth and two in the ninth. . DUBLIN—M. (Stapleton, ss; Jack- son, 3b; Evans, 2b; Walthers, c; K. Stapleton, p; Wilson, rf; Woods, cf; Jordon, If; Hamilton, lb. EXETER—Gilmour, c; Parsons, If and ss; Hunter-Duvar, cf; Linden field, p; Dickson, rf; Well®, lb; Wein, 3b; Taylor, If; Ryckman, If and ss. Local Race Ho rse Driver Doing Well Th is Summer A local -chai) doing well for him self is Vic Lutman who this summer has been driving foi- J. W, Brown, owner of the two Canadian speed sters, Count B and Cyrus Martin. Both horses have been, doing well south of the border this season and according to the papers Vic has done an excellent job behind the reins. The sports writers have been high in their praise in the way he has been handling the Count and in Monday’s papers was an account of his driving Cyrus Martin to a win over the heavily favored Gene Talmadge. Vic became interested in horses When Bill Haley was training Teddy Davenport for Sandy Elliot. He then worked for Floyd Milton, of New Hamburg, Who gave Vic his training as a driver. This summer he was hired by J. W. Brown, of New Liskeard, when Chappie Chap man became ill. Grand Bend Wins Softball Tournament The large holiday crowd at Grand Bend on Monday took in a fast, ex citing* softball tournament on the Lakeview Casino diamond. In the afternoon Seaforth and London hooked up in a close duel with Beaforth coming out on top at the end of seven innings, 3-1. In the second half of the preliminaries Grand Bend ran away with a 13-0 score over Dashwood, Seaforth and 'Grand Bend- fought it out In the evening for the first prise money, tip catntil the eighth inning -Mason was the only player to cross the plate, scoring for the FOR SALE — A bed, springs and mattress; also some chairs. Phone 117,'Exeter. Sc FOR SALE — 120-acre farm, well- located on paved road, comfort table house, good bank barn; hydro and water. Productive soil, 12 acres bush; also 50 acres cul tivated land without buildings, near Exeter. C. V. Pickard, Exe ter, These business firms invite your patronage. Dealing with them gives satisfaction and helps to make this a bettex- community Floor Sanding —New and Old Floors— Dustless Method IS Reasonable Rates — Free Estimates G. Muegge Phone 331iv Seaforth Georgian Beauty Shoppe Satisfaction Guaranteed Mrs. W. E. Cavers, Prop. Exeter Phone .245 STEWART’S TAXI Exeter Phone 155w Grand Bend Phone 51 rl V’s Beauty Shoppe The place to get your hair in Holiday Mood! Eugene Machine Pannanerits Cold Waves i a tel. 112 Exeter Vera C. Fraser, Proprietress — n r-riij—iw-j-.Jimi-i“niiiii''i 11 l'i i ini—'niiinii f.......r " 1 ............. — Snell’s Phone 100 FOR SALE — Roasting chickens, dressed, cleaned, ready for the oven, 4 to 7 pounds. Cowan, Dashwood. 40rl3. 8:15:22c ■FOR SALE — Malt barrels, metal jam pails and lard tubs. Cannot be held for purchasers. Middle ton’s Bakery, Exeter. 7c FOR SALE—No. 4 Western wheat at, price of Ontario wheat, Apply to Ernie Thompson, R.R. S, Park hill, phone 605rl3 Parkhill. c FOR BALE—Some splendid build ing lots in the newly surveyed Soutlicott property at Grand Bend to be known as the South- cott Pinery. The lots have been laid out by Gordon Culhem, landscape, architect, of 'Guelph, and are now awaiting the ap proval of the town planning de partment of the provincial gov ernment. Lots are well wooded and convenient to the lake and river. Southcott Pines Park Land, Limited. One small Hart-Parr tractor-; 1 40-hovse Hart-Parr, 4-cyl- inder tractor; 1 nearly new 2-f arrow plow, narrow bot tom; a Model T. Ford deliv ery truck, half ton; 1 rolling home with two beds, ice box, built-in cupboards and clothes . closet; 1 man’s bicycle with new tires; 3,000 good used white brick. Lloyd Hey CREDITON GARAGE Phone 351-2 FOR SALE—3 piece chesterfield suite new, reason for selling is moving. Apply at Tims-Advoeate. 8* FOR SALE—A 29 Harley-Davidson 45-twin motorcycle. Also wanted: custom combining and ploughing. Apply Leon Triebner, R.R. 1 Exe ter, Phone Dashwood 36rl6. 1-3tp FOR SALE—Cook stove, white en amel front, in good condition. Apply'to Tom Walker. 8* 5 •McGillivray W.I. (By our Brinsley correspondent) The McGillivray W.I. held theiif regular meeting at the home of Mrs. B. Dixon with the president in the chair. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode followed by The Lord’s Prayer in unison. Mrs. Alex Reid gave the scripture read ing, Roll call was answered by 25 members. There being a total at tendance of 75. Mrs. W. Patterson gave a short talk on the theme, "Whatever enough, Shaddock Grandpas Weaver” Thomson, given by dress and apron parade was by Mrs. Art Hodgson first Miss Edith Hotson second for house dress and Mrs. E. Scott and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton second for the apron. Rev. Mr. Trueblood gave a very interesting talk oh "The Home” and also favored with a solo, ‘The End of a Perfect Day’ Mrs. E. Scott read a Very interest ing letter from an English Instit ute of which one of otir English war brides was a former member, Rev. Mr, Wells also gave interesting talk on the home life. The contest was won by Miss Ger trude Amos. The meeting closed with "God Save the King”. Lunch was servpd oii the lawn by the hostess and committee. catches < will catch gave a allowed.” A was A piano instrumental Was Mrs. F. Fenton. A house won and the first oux- eye long us” Mrs. L. reading, "No . reading "The given by Mrs. P. FOR SALE—Good 68 close house, chicken house, place. Pickard, Exeter. to Exeter, ■good bank This Possession soon. acre farm, comfortable barn and is a tidy C. V. We Have FOR -SALE — One-storey brick house and 011e acre of land- Wm. Smith, Crediton, Auctioneer. l-3tc FOR SALE—Lot 8, con. 12, 100 acre farm IB miles north of Dash wood or about 5 miles straight east of the Bluewater Highway. Brick house with brick kitchen, woodshed, garage, smoke house, driving shed, large bank barn, well drained, plenty of water, B mile from school. Hydro line go- . ing by. 8 acres of bush. .Good clay land. Will sell at reasonable price. Possession given as soon as possible. Arthur Weber, Propriet or, R.R. 1 Dashwood. Telephone 57-12. 1:8:15c Re-Topping Material If your car needs a new top we now have the material and our mechanics will make a weather-proof job for you. Rubber Lining For lining your car trunk to make it dust proof. Eds Machine Shop Two Blocks East of Main Street on John Street. Dot’s Beauty Shoppe (one door north of Bell Telephone) Naturelie Permanent Waving Lustron Cold Wave Dorothy G. Reeder, Prop. Tel. 71 Exeter a very Very True A production expert declares that sedentary work lessons man’s resistance. 'The -more he sits the less he can stand, a >t; Tenders will be received for six proposed bus routes to the Exeter High School to commence on re-opening of school in September. Milcage and number of students are approximate. Route 1—From Hensail to Kippen, to Hillsgreen, to Highway 84, to Hensall, to Exeter; 20 miles, 32 pupils. Route 2—-lYoin Blue Water Highway, zig-zag to Zurich, 14 miles; then Highway 84, Concession 4 and Concession 2, to Exeter. 12 miles; total 26 miles, 36 pupils. Route 3—Froxn Grand Bend by Blue Water and No. 88 to Exeter; 10 miles, 30 pupils. Route 4-~-Along SB Stephen to Greenway, zig-zag to Shipfca, then east to Highway 4, to Exeter; 30 miles, 30 piipils* Route 5—From Exeter, north through Hurondalo to NB Usborne, east 1U miles, south 2^ miles, east to Boundary, n1o,lg fcOimdaty to Thames Road, to Exeter; 20 mil^ Route 6—From South Exeter to Concession 2. Usborne south to St. Marys Road to Kirkton, to Whalen, te Ziobi wS 2<Tbss highway 4, to Centralia, to Airport, along Concession e Stephen, to Exeter; 80 miles, 80 pupils. Maps Of proposed routes and copy of contract may be seen at Secretary’s Office. by thc and the Departmentaccented a^°n* Bronte. Lowest or any tekder, not* necessarily Miss K. MacFaul, SetWetaty, & M» Soiitheett, Chatemaiu I