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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-08-17, Page 3K THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17, 1950 I Dead Stock $2,75 Each CALL COLLECT Jack Will iams Phone 24-r-4 Crediton H Wool Wanted All Wool shipped to JACKSON’S is Graded in Seaforth and full settlement made from them. Ship Your Wool to: Dashwood Ousts Auburn Juveniles ' Dashwood juveniles eliminated an Auburn team in the first set of playdowns when they smashed a 16-5 victory in the second game on Saturday, They defeat­ ed Auburn 8-1 in the first game. Pitcher Ray Yelle was the in­ dividual star of the series, strik­ ing out 3 4 hatters in game series and also at bat. Dashwood summary game): R. Regier, 3b .. Tieman, lb ....., Ray Wein, 2b ., Hayter, ss Yelle, p ........... Corriveau, c .... Robert Wein, cf Martene, cf ...... Willert, If ....... W, Regier, rf Huron-Perth Playoffs Start the the two- excelling (second H. M. JACKSON SEAFORTH (Write for Sacks and Twine) Phones: 3-W and 3-J «• S fii 5 2 3 5 3 5 3 1 4 4 2 3 4 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 3 2 2 0 0 3 0 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Score by i Dashwood Auburn ... 4 E 4 5 35 16 13 ■lings —-R H 202 403 5--16 13 001 010 3—- 5 4 Economical, effective, ^efficient, ever on the job are’ Times-Ad- vocate Want Ads. Lower Egg Costs SELL THOSE NON-PRODUCING BIRDS Call — RIVERSIDE POULTRY CO. Howard Ferguson, Manager Hensall 680-r-2 17-r-9 Kintore Announcing Exeter’s New Taxi Service ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ■« Next week will see ten of eleven Huron-Perth baseball teams in playoff action. In the *'B” group series all four teams, Clinton RCAF, Cen­ tralia RCAF, Goderich and St. Marys, will be in the semi-finals with the first and third and sec­ ond and fourth teams playing off. In the “C” group, six of the seven teams will vie .for the championship; The top team will meet the fourth, the second the fifth, and the third the sixth. . At a meeting over the week­ end the executive decided on a one-week extension to get in the postponed tilts, Until then the position of the teams will not 'be determined, / Mitchell has a chance to over­ take the league lead from the Clinton Colts. In order fo do this they have to win all four games scheduled for this week. Wed­ nesday night these two teams hook up in one of the postponed tilts and this will be a big factor in the final results. Exeter, after missing the .play­ offs last season, is right up there this year and currently holding down fourth spot. Lucan, how­ ever, has a chance to overtake them. The locals, when the final re­ sults of first and fourth place are known, will play either Clin­ ton or Mitchell. If Exeter lands’ in fourth spot they will play a best-of-five series with the league leaders. If it’s fifth position they wind up in it will be a best-of- three series* with” the number two team. Not until the final standing is completed will it- be known which team will be dropped. It is a race between Zurich and Hensall for the sixth spot. Girls Eliminate « Clinton allowed in. the Exeter Outplays Clinton Airmen Clinton RCAF got the hits hut the locals proved masters in the field last Friday night and trimmed the airmen in 11-6, Lebresce for Clinton the locals ’;ut five hits seven-inning tilt but his team­ mates committed eight errors and the locals had a fairly free hand on the base paths. On the other hand the airmen knicked Harold Shaw for eleven safeties but excellent support in the field aided the local cause. Fielding gem of the piece was the double play started by Chuck Seymour. The Exeter player, who has been shifted from catchei* to short, scooped off a hot grounder that looked like a sure hit and nabbed Gilhuly »off second and Robinson completed the play to Darling to rob Hjorth of a hit. Exeter jumped into a comfort­ able lead in the first frame scor­ ing five runs on one hit. Three walks and, three errors helped the locals. In the second three more runs put them in front 8-0. Darling, Harry and Howie Holtzman, .Seymour and Christie banged out five singles for Exe­ ter while three for three for airmen. EXETER Nicol, cf Robinson, Smith, c Darling, lb Har Holtzman, If . Seymour, ss ..... Christie, 3 b ..... How Holtzman, Shaw, p ............ pitcher Lebresce with three and Adams with four were tops for the Ilderton Nine In Semi-Finals Exeter girls eliminated Ilder­ ton from the W.O.A.A. softball play-offs Monday night by an 18- 2 score. The game was a sudden death tilt as both teams had won one and tied in the third game of a best-of-three series. The Exeter club meets the win­ ner of the I-Iensall-Dashwood ser­ ies in the next round at Exeter Thursday night. Jean Taylor, who doubles as pitcher and catcher, led the winners hitting attack with three for four including two doubles. ■Ilene Hodgins banged out a home run and a double in four trips to the plate and Jean Wein also connected for a four-bagger and two singles to add to the locals hit barrage. Ruth Loft paced the Ilderton team with three bingles in four times at bat. Taylor and Pfaff split the lo­ cal mound Scott sisters Ilderton ..... Exeter ...... D. Scott, Naughton; Taylor Pfaff Stewart, Taylor. Exeter Radio & Electric • Electric Wiring » House and Car Radio Repair ® Large and Small Appliances ® Lighting Fixtures PHONE 187-W chores as did for 200 020 E. Ilderton, 000 0— 2 5 8'3 3—-18 Scott and the 10 12 Mc- and Ball Figures INTERMEDIATE BASEBALL (As of Tuesday morning) “B” Group Standing — W Goderich ............... 10 ■Clinton R.C.A.F. ... 5 St. Marys .............. 4 ■Centralia R.C.A.F. .. 3 “C” Group 15 13 12 10 9 6 5 CLINTON RCAF Killam, cf ........ Boyd, ss, If ...... Adams, lb ....... Thompson, 2b .. Gilhuly, 3b ...... Hjorth, rf ........ Smale, If .......... Turnbull, c ...... Lebresce, >p ...... Says Living Standards Raised By Advertising Advertising has raised the liv­ ing standard of every person in North America, W. E. McCartney of Brampton, Ont., Thursday told delegates to the annual conven­ tion of the Saskatchewan divi­ sion, Canadian Weekly News­ papers’ Association, Mr. McCartney, managing di­ rector of 'C.W.N'.A., traced the history of newspaper advertising. “It has been only in the past 25 years that advertising has gained a strong foothold in our society,” he said. Canadian week­ lies attracted a greater percent­ age of national advertising than their counterparts in the United States. “Your Blue Coal Dealer” DON JOLLY Attention Parents and Music Students Pupils desiring to enroll in September Classes of PIANO, THEORY, VOICE, ORGAN OR CORNET may do so by mail addressed to: Enrolment to be made not later than August 25, 1950 Stanley J. Smith, ATCM P.O. BOX 96, EXETER, ONT. R. E. Broderick PHONE 299 We have on order for August delivery cars of Pokahontas ® Alberta e Stoker ® Blue Anthracite Please place your orders well in advance. Try a Want Ad—A small doer of big deeds—Phone 31-W. Specials Knee SocksExeter Cab 59 Cent 12Telephone 151 Special at 39c STATION AT CENTRAL HOTEL Day and Night Service badin to be telling One Rack of Children’s Wholesale July Traffic Slaughter Dresses .J Model A. 50. TRUCKS 690 540. *MUGGS AND SKEETER Special Tractor 150. T 3 3 1 0 2 1 2 1 0 3 15 2 L 5 10 14 15 loss now this 32 27 26 21 18 3 7 Mitchell 15, Clinton RCAF Exeter 11, Clinton RCAF Fovd Pickup ..... 1,325. 795. 725. 690. 650. Broken sizes, good range of colours. P 23 13 9 6 4 6 Brushed Rayon Cardigans Few only. Sizes 2 and 4. $2.00 values. Cockshutt I*’ord Ford Ford Ford Wool Knee Socks Brown, wine and navy. Broken sizes. $1.00 values. Boys’ Cotton Jerseys And Plaid Shirts Plain and striped. Very special for back to school. Values to $1.35. See our other cotton jerseys at specially reduced, prices. Umpires: Haughton, Harburn, bases. Score by Innings — Exeter ...... 530 110 1—11 Clinton 003 020 1— 6 To be reduced $10 a day sold. Thursday’s price «;« 4 • * * «•M'WM * 4 * ♦ ’I M < * USED TRACTORS ‘30” ....... ........ (step-up) ................»..... (step-up) ........... Special Truck Ford 2-Tou. To be reduced $10 a day sold. Thursday’s price ................... . Cotton U. S. F»(«m O(S<. 2 3 6 8 9 10 10 Clinton .... Mitchell ... Dashwood Exeter .:... Lucan ..... Zurich .... Hensall .... Results — Goderich 8, Dashwood 4 Zurich 5, Lucan 3 Mitchell 8, Hensall 0 Clinton 7, Centralia 4 Clinton 9, Zurich 0 Dashwood 11, Centralia St. Marys 14, Centralia Two Pheasant Seasons Set For Pelee Island Two pheasant seasons for Pelee Island will <berequired to properly harvest the crop of these game birds. This was de­ cided July 31 at a meeting of Department of Lands and Forest officials with the Pelee Island Council. Pheasants are so num­ erous this year that there are complaints of crop damage. In­ vestigations made on the island show that about 10,000 hen pheasants produce the ideal ■pheasant crop, which is the larg­ est supply of birds without dam­ age to crops. Dates proposed are October 23 and 24 for the first shoot, and October 27 and 28 for the second. Bag limits sug­ gested were a total of eleven birds for each shoot, with a maximum of eight cocks each, but with three hens (per.missable in the first and seven in the second shoot. CARS Emergency Phone 465 $1,895. Lex McDonald and Ross Parsons Young man: "I’m trouble over my girl.” Pastor: "What seems the difficulty?” Young (Man: I’ve been her so many juice things about herself that she’s getting con­ ceited. If I stop she’ll think I don’t like her any more, and if I keep on she’ll think she’s too good for me.” Special at $2.95 Again we are putting on sale a goodly number of shirts which have been re­ duced in price to $2.95. You ' don’t want to miss this repeat bargain. 1950 1950 1948 1947 1947 1940 1941 1937 1935 193 5 1934 1930 1920 1929 until 1940 1942 until 1948 1946 1940 1942 1940 Ford t Sedan ... Prefect Sedan Ford Sedan ... Mercury Sedan Coupe Ford Coach Ford Coach Ford Coupe Plymouth Coach Chcv Coach Ford Coach Chev Sedan Model Model 1,250. 1,450. 1,350. 1,290. 790. 690. 495. 295. 225. 250. 160. 150. Threatens Ontario Safety Record Ontario motorists will have 1 drivers are a menace to the safe­ cause for concern about the pre-1 ty of others.” liminary total of deaths last month from street and highway accidents in the province; at least 95 persons lost their lives in traffic last moth, more than in any July since 19,37. 'Ontario’s traffic death since the beginning of 1950 stands at 3*71 killed. While is still lower than it was in the same seven months of last year (31)6 died from January to July 194,9). Highways Minister Hon. George H. Doucett warns that from July to October Ontario motor traffc will likely be heav­ ier and more dangerous than ever before. These same four months have, in the past, had more fatal accidents on average than any other tour-month period, in the year. In an interview just before the August Civic Holiday week-end, the Minister urged holidaymak­ ers to stay alert on the high­ ways for drivers who are: "out of step with the rest of the traf­ fic. Whether they go too fast or too slowly, either way such "The police will do their share,” stated I’rovicial Police Commissioner Wm. H. Stringer, O.B.E., who has directed a much intensified road patrol in recent weeks, particularly directed against speeding, an offencQ which is known to contribute to more accidents than any other. Most numerous Among the un­ fortunate victims of July ac­ cidents were not drivers or pe­ destrians, but simply people rid­ ing in vehicles as passengers: 38 passenger victims compared with 20 in July of last year. There, were 13 multiple-death accidents: one killing 6 people at once, 5 killing 3 people each, and 7 taking at least two Jives. There was ho increase over last July in number of victims of pedes­ trains accidents, motorcycle ac­ cidents or two-vehicle collisions) Big increase was in railway crossing smashtips, and in ac­ cidents involving only ,a single vehicle which went out of con­ trol and left the road, or hit some fixed object. Khaki Cotton Overalls Sizes 2, 4 and 6. These arc good quality garments but have become slightly soiled from hand­ ling. 25% DISCOUNT 10-20 International. To be reduced $10 a day until sold. Thursday’s price ............. . Larry Snider Motors PHONE 64-W OUR NEW CAT IS VERY CLEAN. 7 SHE’S ALWAYS WASHING HERSELF.’ Join Our Blanket Join our Blanket Club. It’s the easy way to do your Christinas shopping or buy a. blanket for yourself. You pay 50 vents down and 50 cents each week thereafter until blanket is paid for. Choose from Kenwood, Strathdown, Ayres or Ottawa Valiev makes. PHONE 16 BY WALLY BISHOP)