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SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, NOVEMBER.1.4„ 10.58.
lidember of
Canadian Weekly-
Newspapers -
Association
LHT:-
'13eit BargainsAte,Those_.'
-Atcany time of year there is a cer-'
tmin element in any poinni.iinity that
7- is :on the htint. for. bargains, a.,1:# in
the proceSs ,frequentlg finds tat. the.
so -Called bargain is --on balanCe--a
..,:xather „extravagant and -costly. pur-.-
• cbase.
In the pressure of--pre-ChriStma§
shopping, offers of'sueli bargains beL.
tomb even more terniiiing: and addi-
tional care is needed if one is to avoid
Costly buying errors.,,;1The:.',Wingliany
Advance-Times-:warns_A a hew ap:-L
who 'felt they Were taken in one way
or another.' "
. ,
"Several, who haVe. ordered from -
the :did not'receiverthe --
.go.ods. Ordered. SUbstitiltions
were made, :replacernentS which dad
pat resemble .iii any way the .artieles.
Ordered... •::Again; -,-:--several::
cuStonierS•placeds OrderS,wellin ad-:
irande. of . the .ClitiStinas- seaSon; • eic-
pectrink :to. Use the tems as ...gifts. ..
Many.. bi- these • people found that
Cliristinas." 'Eve . had. rolled • around...
and nothing had arrived..
"The 'exPensively• 'printed Cata
'yr adopted.by .the- bargain log -ties, of ..cour-se..;.,.rep
urveyOrs and'properly. points :out .reliable :local Merchant mut invest
in—stock : and trade.- Because you.
have looked - at a 'collection of plc- .
t:ures does not necessarily 'mean that,
have a reputation' to maintain, In th-e.:firm has tile illustrated arti-Cle,
-their •otrimumty: ODits shelves Even if they .are -,111
Here is What the AdvancerTiines_.: .-sto.ck._th,ey :May -T -not bern sufficient
Says: . "Within the'l!past_lewwee_ks_:____ quantity to guarantee -delivery when
'mailings Of at least lotir. separate ,;, 'lit i npPded. . •
catalogues have reached this town, "Wehaven't t0.0; _111L1Ch 'sympathy'
Offering to all and sundry 'for the; buyer who gets himself' tak-
price& on everything ,from expensive..en on this sort of deal.: Most,.:_a_
JeWell-ery to luggage-and'hpine aPat- with any common- sense kn-bw, that-
anceS, The y.§te111... are,offeredisemethino- at
- 'trate ve1y attra;Cti-iie:, Mer- astonishingly- low price they, can -ex,- .
chandiSe;hst,what • are supposed to 'Peet Pretty lqw- grade service and
be stiff. retail price's,and thep...indi7 quality. The'safest place to buy is
ate the . sizeable reductions which: from tbe man -who does buiness
are .inadp by buyingat a:,...Wh011eSale... ',right in -your .oWn-town..--Ile Will be
right there .to listento your... eorn.
plaints if the, merchandise .40.es, not
snit. you. In fact; the --Safest -
tracting a fast buck fromthe un- . 'places to(-,, buy are • those: who Use :a
wary and giillil3le etistifirdek:T7WpThad--,- regular and'reliable:Medinni of ad '--
' reports from 4. few, a few. vertiSing: ,'''When they invite, your
people, who boitght frO1/1'•-tlieSa., COH7 ,• business they. must,..'...o.L.Sheer, neceS—
cerns and were satisfied With . the sity, -protect ' their ,- advertising ex-'
, value. received. But .wehave penditures, with sound business prac,
, also contacted •.,a great Many,more tices!' •
• that the only safe way to avoid being
taken in is to purchase locally frond
merchants who are known,,, and who
"As far as we can. see, the whole
tset-up is just another method of e*-
"Wait see the feather on Ini".iietv fait
•
Sometimes -- the Cure- s Worse, :Than the Bite--
.
- The. Tories would be well advised'
to keep an Oye .otLitie, patient's' pulse,
Making' sure' that f.the econenlY does
not come17 dead 'halt While..they:;_:'
are :cheering prematurely:: about the
--Successoftheir„..m.lble_experiment,_il_
• - • (Saturday 1\l-lght)
The attitude of the. present
toward Canada's foreign;
tradi-V4ttern is like that of the's•npari
'ed -to -get -along -without fo:ctd. „
The 'fellow cut his intake Onus -b. -to
.nothing and his experiment was be-:.
• hailed as: a-brilliant_suCces,S*tiL_
the experhnenter suddeftlY dropped
dead.
Ever since they took office the Tor
les have been ende. I • Ge.
,Canacla's trade dependence ;on.- the
U.S. At the last session' •of •Parlia-
ment they.: tighte,ned several -of th.e-
'tariff pi•ocedures to 'Make- thein bad -1:•
•ly cliscriinihatory. against U.S., goods.
Before that .they went Co the ridicu- -
length of: sending a delegation
of Canadian basinesstien, tO; Britain
to plead with stodgy I3ritish- manu-
facturers to sell_hardet to usand.thus,
their U.S. competitors a beat-
• ing. These and, other moves by the'
• Tory -directed Trade and CM -Amerce .
'Department have brought results; ,• •
Canadian frade with the U.S. both
• import and export; has dropped
•steadily. T,he latest figUres, released
a. few days ago; showed a further, 17.
per cent drop. This and every' .pew
decline is greeted by the. Tories with
almost as'inuclflubilatien .as theY.'
'had just -Wiped outthe national debt,
Their •overpowering pr j ti d e
against the U.S. is blinding the Tor-
Aes lo a vital fact •of Canada's- econ-
• omic "Physique; our trade With the
TLS. is a true Measure of Canadian
bUsiness. When; our Cominerce With
.4our best:customer: and our best sup;
plier drops steadily, there is little' to
cheer -about ;-_,:itis_a_dearAtip011_Th.‘
• Canadian business' is doelining.
of the clealine in our U.& impPr.ts-
Which the Tories find so heartwarm-
..ing is due to the Obvious- fact, that .
• Canadian, industry is not buying the
• aahtitieS of new plant machinery,
•and- supplies -that Were being imPort--„
•-ed from the,V.S. in better'time-; Camt
adian consurners,t now more 'tightly
strapped fer funds by -rising -
eostsz spreading Unemployment and
•'sagging bUsiness: conditions, siniply
• re not. spending. as freely as before
n Ta. produced luxprieS.
• Sagarjti. Car Gas
.";"
in • • Clinton, BalloWe'ea' g„.
Went off w.ithent mach .aueictilty.,,
Seine, shgar Was:, pin .the 'gas:
tanks of cars ...in -the,. East ..Street
section of
del* to tliotors.-,-,Clintoti ,NeWS-
eM otorsz--Clibton NewS,-
Recotd-z" '
, . ,
• Ask :Per '-,Rabies .4ctiOn,
_
•
.Hay. Township Council pa:ssed a:
reSolution. at. :their 'meeting:
Monday, . fequesting,.. the ,HuroE
County::: Council to •-take ;ithmediate:
action in, regards t�. the .current
outbreakS.''ofrabies. in "the -county:
The resolution; , which -wig],
the..pountY'cOnnell
ingnext,,wee.k goes on to. say 'that'
the .toWrisliip • • coimei.1 feels, that
cihiesboU1d be established for
yaccinatien ,.of 'all: dogs, ..and..that
the. bountY.enTfokes•-slioilld•be-in--
CreaSed.L--Zurith. Citizen's 'News.
'Forming. Society "
ForM4, apPlication.:"has beeu
ipa.do' for the formatiou' of -the
Luckiiew:and' Distriat
al Society, and .„'...nrgan#•atron.
inelfetin- g'will b-he1d this
•Month.; ,When.the. diStrictirepreSetit7
4tive,.. mr...„.phtforo. Epps, of,C1in
ton; Will 'be ,present., To 'apply .f6r.
a icharter, a minimum. of 25 mm-
bers was
yass Was: held tomrit this reqUire,
rrient With,the result that 62
mem-
bOrsare'.:.already 'sig-ne'll-tip:f and.
hrive,. paid ;the ,11.00'. membership..
fee.I.,-tickno.W. :Sentinel. - • ' "-.
• Shirley.Timms, .5,year-old„dangli-
ter. of Mr. and MrS.:
it.11.2. 6i. 1Vfarys; As swathed in.
bandages; recoVeririg from,Painfid
burns She received last week, when.
• ,
• I r
VIR131...1.,M7111111111
girl,, now at:home, after spending
.SeV'eral dayt $t. -MaryS
'al. Hospital will 'be "bound fox
•at. least . another -week; iter , dress
caught Wednesday, .,while . she
TO TH'EDITOR I -11".'"""'".1"'" •
Wroxeter, Ont., Nor. 10, 195&
w w
Editor, The I-Iuroxi tXPOSItOr On Keeping Warm:
Dear„ Sir: Though I seldoni see
farms or farmers these days, this By 4A1VI'ES SCOTT
urban. reader is very conscious of ,
the link between a prosperous agri-
culture and full-time work .sche-
dules along the pavements:- So, I
was encouraged by:the opinions of
two of the farm.:_fornms, re,
corded the enyrent Expositor:
"We have. more o say in ,Setting
the _price of our commodities"
(Parr'Line Farm Forum), and, "It
looks as though producers are
ahead by working with the (farm)
organizations. What is more im-
portant:is too great. spread be-
tween, producer, and consumer—
and too many middlemen" --(Fire
' As I write,this, we have not yet
had our first 'real -fall- of snow,.
•
(By the'tirne you read it, there is
everY. Chance- iri-the--Worldthat'the..
snow Will be here. In fact, as -'I
look out the Window and se those
grey clouds •it looks" very close in-
deed.) Nevertheless, snow •ot no
snow the cool' Arctic air of the
-woollens, and - Sensib e- clothes.
Thirdly, have. a ,good big, p'ile of
hard vvoorl'at theback door ready .
tp keep", the fires stoked day and
• ,This was a surefire program and ,
people not only survived the rigors,..
of winter on it, hut. they. t'irived ,
and grew healthy by following-.
these
Canadian withrtonee sinaPle 'rules, •
us and that brings up -the. age-old The': asishing thing is that to-. ,,
nter is once more on .
day. we -haire -pretty much backed:
'Canadian problem of how` to keepi
theIrirelhCassoac atitil er de e •'-gP000indt .0pldrogdraIms. ,,,,e -la. nwadFai tt°Yalrgleeft.cri xinariltnyl_tml)a I 11:1 ishlh'i:o_redleaa.31'':1 ns' a' a,r1r. \ ,c(11 e: Ppeldic*GYPnsl'iet-1
my thought, is that the individual
farmer, or .at any rate' 95 per cent yip:hitt:1;k koe-ve„.ker,K0-cyasitioaaddyall-.--acateive:PtneA: ,even Walk lunch any 'more, , We ,
matchpweohepnleh,ewf,oictrhpiti.tehisieoom 4tigthttl-3;ni:outirnsgitafndisierzaedia„,- hd ur es, Yss forsclthviant,e4r-,tr.hnew, ',.1.11.)the0adit.O.Y. t•sgsoeefnaeo:rii:iv6y,sy, :t_liaeon_nagdythe(eivroeleviitalerriftoa;nitedwrihhtsueerrao,entnevldebyrn,,lamrtliue,i,dath:e0,eiae't'r;__Iloorn",,,i2-; ,
lots ,of -its
of our rural brethren, iS really lib
fair7and-just-price4or....the.....vitaL--5 ,.... _____ , , _ _ ,bloCks aWay. Cur worlung clay is
stuff he sends intothe inarket-
place. I think that one of the Col- -- --getting- shorter g all -the time <.• arid , • •
.- •
tunnists, as the saying - goes, has EDERATIO , v,ry, few. of ,us ,do. much 'of ,Our
: , . NE S. work outside. We have long hours
of 'leisureWhich we spend lolling
,comment which _Iran across in'
something' in the follaWing: blinit
one -of the U.S. journals:' :`We are aroun, on so c airs an . •
living. in a nation whose, edonornic
system is" .run. on the , cost-plus'
basis. To think that farmers -can
buy at !cost-plus! and sell on !wha,t
will you gimrner leveljs childish,"
_ - _ . 1 d ft h • d so
fas
A
By J. OAR', HEM- I_NG_..-W.T. .,, w. at.s611' ifilOgr IdhreesTiVng ;ma.rinly' 2 rn.Ost Cream:-
- one Six of the n arm' . Pe° (except for the short time5-,,
, held ''', their . dire u.ture.t When -.they are -olitdoors) wear al -
Producers _
meeting Thursday, Nov. 6; ill Clin-ltrnheest,:wthener sianniseurnelm°tehre.is'Pi-c'n'c''r,'J.‘NITteorf' i
fon.
The main topico,f• discA'issjon , h '
poavvs•dtehre'2411crdbeuatstig
butter. Twoyearssrsiciagn:10-, 'cer. few °entielliell '6f 1113n ac-
wn
quaintance.- who own ay long -
nlaite
,esS ` defincha.nge in Predue Nve°11eri underwear; '' 1 cannot'
oe di "
sPoak, at first,,liand for thlathes,
mov
UNITY IS STRENGTH
11011V Helps Ke
ep
pple-Trees-
,
oectrtredCanada was
ing----steadily
into a •serous: short- but -1' -tthderstand .that theY•Xear" .
even fewer -atici ',flimsier '•garments,_
etitati_a.e-• of botiaLthese Products' • Th. 7- „vyh'ep,.-it.,--COTrieS-Tto -the ,ecitTra.5.1.i... • .
. , s , w acts- as in, - • • -•
.7 ' ' ".-. ' .cah:endg'-wtiothok'opvlear!peroadnucle'litiQown, \v'' ,are 10 . _ e, \veil that, ,i.. , „nest.,
mental Farm during a . iil'.i•-zero'
s s. mide a en,tral Experi- t 1 .,. . . •.o•--, le- ' ()theirs ilav
A ,„ rl. tei-fat ,Was 58. cents. The •Gelye-f-ti.:- "" • oP.efl, ,firePlaoc. and evco in• •
i sa e ice of i3utter.' This -inereas- i .• '
-tion Of storage costs t --the- ..
ng l.:(--) ,t,' ' a, thin.' f "th • st ' TI •' ,-•-,,-, '
e 111:,..“ ,C .. et er,..„,„‘rs ot. -
' -I-11-d "'Ur " '•s' - --
Horticulture Division, -.Canad D When
the floor price for , blit-'. many' new hobses built: •today ' 'with-
, o ,e, pa... . iele ,,,,.. net.,-..
partinent of '1 Agriculture•' has e-.
sulatiori for young apple free,, the - ',When. we 'were' •headi
.A blanl-et • of Silo' . '
' Te t ''' ' d ' 't ' •C " . ' ' ' , rare to .put them to •Iise. ' Srxrn., '
those which have theni,..it is .fiii•1•5.,- ,
uovet7a,,, • . ,.. ' . , -. ''''.'1,rnerit, in 1957 ,perrnift,ed, the add t•
hose
the pride of butter -fat from 62 e eelr'e grates'• '-
nine -day •
period_ i J
Was . plaYing. near', the, .roa elite . , , . . _ .
• ---,'... .. , • , , showedwthe eilects. of snow; il.
where :: her- father .." was ....euining temwpitehr a4tifitt et. 0 rri'' p' e' r' a t' 11' r' e'. .a...(;'' 'ex. a g'4i.g
.brush.arid" she was severelY burn-
ed before Mr.' Timms., could .ex- -12. d‘grees ahren pit, ,, e soil
,tinguiSh 'the' 'flames." --, Exeter wteilothP.OlarantuiTiree,:iunneciers.rioonwe iiciochv•eorf.ivseai5l
Tinies-Advocate: ' • 28, degrees,..--Ea'hrenhei. differ-
.. . • .. .. . , , , . . .
differ -
Press tftaigis : - - ence 01 40 degrees between ,the. am_
' .----.' and soil temperatures
•"'
'Fire: -alarm shortly . after. " one , - , . , . •• .
"o'cleck-:-on':.Friday --nigh. ,, ..0.c to er ives Insula ion: -..".
31, took the Brucefi.eld fire, , truck . Without the snow „covering,. rAft.,-
,ancL.Jorigadez_to_tlie,;_goblik••.•.school,--Soil-Aemperature,--skidded.-.-to-132vde-, 'kn"V----j-11.4.11;_lille there as. ,.
el to thedevilentirely.
Pl.aygroinid, ' at -, S.'S.' 10, Stanley grees, 'Fahrenheit—indicating : that an. increa•se in Tdaiff7lierdS,' Most' ,,,
.• - , •
And at that maybe we have- It
Town.ship. ,'•11allewelen 'pranksters the snow Coverage maintained tem- of the illelase-• in "13Tedt•letion has min
t6 me that this gencr,ation,..: ••
had; apparently set fire .to "an, ex- petatUres ,16.,-degreeg higher, or 46 come, from. -the increased ,use .of in spite of all the advances in keen--
tensiire' leaf lirnise ..,in • 'the,: Corner.......-:
Per ..unt....4;:kf- the total;irrsulation, . concentrates ' since the . price of .
ing warm,' , suffers far more . 'from, ,
;of the. lot The. "house " has been,. .' ;ThiS, • effect .in degrees of •tem - .1)°w4ei'VanCl'•utteT. 'warranted this the common cold than our severaears„.grand-
sitOted therefgt.
perature-was ' , minimized ' to about, moro•-,exll.en• sty°. practice • ' ' •",• fathers , did , , Almost eireryb o dy • 1-• •
' . ':
With.,,the.sehoel'"Children, beceining. 15. per .cent during milder. periods. ft!: 'industry,: when large steCks'‘know' has h.6:4. at least one 'erild sof:,,,,-,,-,
-teinforced--L'Witli;-'"'SOrgiiitrri.:,,,t6lks- - - „.•••- - ' - - ,'• -sumpfibn: to , catch, tip: •It's rather
more,: skilled 'each : year inAn,aking •of.' ,,,,•winter, , averaging _21 degree..aasdtnpuodpfplee,ap.p:riitooaatt.uhouee:ctitliopoanfiribv,riienraienfhedor:4.w.:cr:da.gtio,ti.9saafal6,vatrioisd\a7,:botnlfo: _fa . Er \..,i6Tys -Leyurt.he. ,,,,,.,.ar-e, bringrin..,i.._.o.u.t.
a Substantial.shelter.,'ThiS.rene was
new and. better pills to cure a cold, '
as°,,well•A, iindoS andl.eaves...,A14•rin p'S .. I but so far ',none of ' them really,- H-. •
lfilSt. was that ,the. -scheol. Was on• .. hi! fr .. . ,work..". Mabe Y the, best 'et:ire-Would'. '
'fire _and...telephone_ c'alls :Were rd,-, , , •7...- .,..
• ' t ' Skim- owder in .pr- And Yet, 1 rtnl'illbertl'eadulg all
vcei6n-ittss;•'.."tial,31kde.'s.)a'''td-1..06ttPie)'i'-`1, -.i'ains6159'w• rose tl.'o' ..iTcii.i'cdir°,.alitt'oel.",,c,„,1'el511..._\.Y.IlleiGe_ht)1121--daw'ieri,.3:t'll‘av.fiSsellrillk..fi.ack
t' l'ia'f,
.,1,$._oir,-197. cont's,,, The ,simpo,rt price ' - -,
un -
was 5,nt t .17-7...uerlts,, while the:dui:0 :stoves were iinhealtliy'llTid lhat--u4-
.'farreerS of ;Canada ...„,aSked. for 16 ..pleis:n' 'e76,A.t."'ul2;')Atvo-bi,-lalccil''dt0eviellloep°12iiiiiitoi.,'!:'094- .
eentS, arid • oiret farm ..organization sicklY peonle.
. .. • , - .
I \yonder what' ,.Gold\v,„'n •Smiti,":•\
---,Along--with 41-16insi;.0:-s:beefr-ProdUcer'S 'warld saY.to.,etir-present-day iher- ----.•
took,.a •severe 'beating in the early 'mos -tat -controlled method's Of keep- .,
fall of .1957.- This influenced many' '
-4., hp
warm'? I .am sure' he iVo'uld.."
farmers, to tun: •to dairying', We be convinced that we :had sold 'out',
vvaystlose...To Deat
(Fort. William Times -Journal)
"frOw. can such a thing happen?"
a Motorist asks ,hiinself When...Ite
read S :that two cars're-011ided.-lind-70--
• on a straight road ill:light traffic.. It
happenS easily if both cars „are: trav-
elling 50 --miles' frohr at their 'ap:
.proacla-and a: passenger accidental-. '
knocks' the-elbow:of a driven
sengers sWiftlY-Moving, automo-
biles are - alWayS—Ohly7 tvcro- or three;
Tom -death
Damciqe Is Heavy
(St Marys -Journal-Argus)
No plaCe on the continent of.North
. Ainericais the damage to motor .cars
• from :the.. action of salt and calcium..
• chloride se tremendous as; it is in.this
• part of Ontario. Millions .of dollars
• worth of damage is caused to these
vehicles :every...year ,by the intensely.
'cOrrosive action of .this anti -ice agent:
- and the losses are going up each 'year.
This loss could:be largely :prevent- :
. if proper methods were adopted,
such as thoroughly washing down.'
the ..undersides of cars evey
• they are returned t6 -the garage af-
ter operation; but the time and costs
of deny:this would be considerable."'
A beau way to prevent this.daniage
• would be .to haye the -highways and
• streets -kept f=ree ice by Some otha;
• niet141 than the use of salt and
-citun . surely scientistS can Come • -
up With a solution..
If this not posSible, then•inatdr-:.
ists `whose cars are being' ruined ev-
ery .take action tO have..
,
ceived, by Mr:. ,,a.iid grt. - •
frola• Toronto and London , daily
newspapers • asking, ',frit details.
,ProViocial..,:POliCe." had 'turned!
the alarm,' and .03ren went. forth
:and'eaptured,:twtiY6firigsterS. from
$eafotb:.wh0 had been Making
the ' round $ area,' leaving
trouble - in t1eir.1.-Wake; UhargeS, are'
,
pending: • Possibly they .were re,
_spen„Sible, for a couple .."of . -;Other
flte$. on the Tnekersinitlr, sidee
the: village,,Where.loorn'Steoks were
set ablaze.- Iri the yfla'ge, ir was
let out Of tires ,.in..thei:ROSS' Stottoil. lirlfck ,
fleet, ',arid 5a rear -visit*
'rnirrof on erre was broken.,-Cliiiten
•. ' •
lierfirYlo_n''dresSeNews-Record.-
aught fire. :The. ,
'Froin The Iftiron Exoesitor,
Noveniber 17, 1933' ..:
•:,Itenietibrince: Day serVice
held! in .Cardnes• Ilall inSteail.02
Viktoria 'Park,' because OfAhe in -
element . weather' 'Charles
Legion president, -acted :as chair-
Seaforth ,snowplows made • their'
firSt', appearance, on the sidewalks,
oftht town last'Friday and have.
been ...bUsy,every day Since,
- Golf :whiners of- the .cliamPion-
ship cups 'Were: .is Mary Stew-
art.: won the Sa-Vaiige traphy;'."..T.'
A.Stwaitt and R. sE. McKenzie'
tied , ifor, the',.,CressWell. and
Carl Aberbart and Johrt.M. Hinch-
ley tied forthe Southgate Cup,
At First 'PreSbyterian manse in
Seaferth,` 'on -November • 7,, Miss:
Ethel :1%. Ross and Oral -fain' J,
li.'ert---.Wereuniteil-in Marriage.
, Mr.. john Cooper IS 'now °caul:T-
inghis new reside:nee whith has
been 'built on the same site. as the
one destroyed by fire last winter.
Bowling 'commenced this"- 'Week
for the fine., Cups are „upfor
competitkin'4n )Villianis", Bowling
YEAR -S
Interesting , items . gleaned from,.;,
The Huron Expositor: of 25.,..50,;.
- and: 75 years ago. •
in,'. dg: the winter, ef monthly
horse •antl.i cattlefairs. .
Laidlaw,._ Who,. has, heen'ixi
Fort 'skilliarri-ror 'SdnieTtinieThaa-
i.eturned home ' :and: :;eXlieetS "to:
spend the winterin Ttiekersriiith
'Mr: -G. 'Y. -Coiling,. of _the cogoo,,..
late , Institute staff,- has been niirsL,
ing : a Sprained' hand for the past
-On
tten e
ress
ny :Is tinilgans..H.
. .
A .731;irl5n• danadiali•ilelega•tieri
attended' the llth Worldsl. Poilltry
Congress in. ,,Mexite
tinginine,ef, -the :135 ..paper§`, .s.ci-•
entifie. seSSioris. . • •
..Opening -,day saw aiiestiinated
4i3On„. after . President. :Crtiries.„" wel-
comed
25 5, , 4,60e0, , 1fstreamtoho0. .: hdelegates'i throughgh.7w, o. e
„ception" at:Abe .Cairadian_Embassy.
HostS;... were • Charge" • dlAffaires. . L.
V. Roy.,•;Corritnertial COnii seller- C.
J.v•Vaii•Tigheiri,:- and A: :1)
ead..„of PoultrY•Produet$ :Division;
UPWard$ :of.::1;206, attended,
Mr; W. Ament has purchased. a
block of -the Colethan property,
east of his sawmill,- to get more,
yard room for the storing Of -logs -
and, StaVeS.
• Mr. James Scott and Mr. T. E.
Hays 'were out on a sheeting ex-
pedition on Tuesday and bagged a.
number of fine black squirrels. In
addition te these, Mr. Scott shot a,
fine grey squirrel, ,
• Mr. James Archibald, who -has
been in the West for some weeks
on business, has returned home.'
' From The Hurott Expositor
An alarm turned. in: Monday af-
ternoon *brbught out the, 'firemen
and truck, but the fire waMit
when they arrived Mechanics had
been washing an engine of a ear
in Dunlop's Garage with gasoline,
which,,caught 'fire and spread to
the oily floor. Prompt work ex-
tinguished the. flames. -
Mrs.. W - E. Southgate left Tues-
day for Hamilton, where she will
spend the 'Winter. •
Miss margaret Ross,- University
.of Toronto, 'spent the weekend with
her father? Dr 11. IL Ross.
•§
From The Iluron tipOsitor
November 13, 1908 '
, ,
Mt, John Beattie- met- With an
accident on the ,Bayfield Road on
Isifonday. Ilietearn of horses shied
It. a passing .antOntobile and he
was throwit to the ground, a dis-
located shoulder" and other injur-
ies being the result,
• Mr. George McCartney atidfam-
ily have returned from Moose Saw
where they spent the summer and
have again, taken up, their home
On ,the Mill Road, near Brucefield.
, Mr., and Mrs. A. Harvey, Kip,
pen, baVe "returned from a most
erijoyable 'Visit 'with friends in the
• The Seaforth Board- of Trade i
• inaking'arrangentents for the hold -.day,
,
a. different Methbd of highway- main-
tenance -adopted throughout the dis-
Or better still, each municipalr,
ity should establish a proper under-
body car wash rack, for theuse of
motorists ill winter so that the dam-.,
age can be minimized for a small fee.:
.Noveinber 16, 1883
Mr. A. IVIcD. Allen has- shipped
over 2000,'barrels of apples this
fall.' , •
• Mr. James I. Carter is starting
a cooper .shop in this town, having
leased. one of the large ,storehouses
south of the railway -track for that
• purpose. '
.A snowstorm set, in on Sunday
evening and was,. followed by a
bard frost, Which has made the
roads very rough.
Joim•Kkle returned -home
from Manitoba' last Saturday.; He
intends:t returning as -soon _as' he
• Messrs, R. L. Sharp and John
.Brighani, 6fis town, have Pur-
chaSedokhe interest of Mr..uodge th
the 'I'oronto.
Thirteen out ,,of 'fourteen 'plows.
that were uSed at,the lishorneand
Hibbert, plowing. 'match on, Friday
Nvere made by Munro & Hogan,
of this town. ,
Smith's Swiss Belt Ringers' and
Comic Concert Company are bill-
ed to , give an entertainment in
Cardno's Hall On Monday evening,
• Miss jenny Turnbull, daughter ,
of Robert Turnbull, Mc:Knipp, left
her on Thesday for liew. York,.
Where she will spend couple Of'
weeks with friendS,
Mr. -John G. Constable 'hag dis-
posed of his barber shop in town
to ,Mr. George Scott and has re,•
movedlo London.• •
'rite' first sleigh of the 'season
appeared -on the street on iVednes-
.
r .•Siiibjects 'Discus
. • .
' SessionS; dealt With genetids, nu-
trition; • pathelogy., iricluStrY .!ahd
Marketing..„, ! •
The Canadian :exhibit' displayed
top' produets
against a •baCkground of colored
trarisparencies--sifewing.: - develop -
Ment ,in Canada in: peultry • re-
search; 'production and 'marketing..
Member-8'of the Canadian Embassy
Staff assisted in answering 'quer-
"The. .Scope, of the Story told
Mostly by pictures, attracted a -lot
of interest in our eNtiibit," own-
mented :"Mr. Davey. "There :were
many compliments:"
Offt-OV-477,92- live -birds -on -dis,
play, 388 •were ."comhate"—eVi-. Congress in 1E,2. •
beeauSe, food scarcities can -be too
dangerous. ,, •
The 'zone meeting drafted -a -reso,-
lutiOn which it hopes will give- the
farmer 'a fair return,„ will reduce
the, stocics of butter and pOwder
and provide- the consumer with an
excellent foodat a •price he_ can
pa. - • • , •
Whereas „there are large stOoks
of butter being built up, and where-
as unemploYnient. is seriously af-
be to, try to keep warm the old
„way=eoperi fire aces, sensi e win-
ter clothing arid-Tilit-S of -fresh '
and hard work., ,' •
There's- nothing wrong. with any
of 'these things, but I bet neither'.
you ntie will try it this ,winter
And I bet we, get anOther cold.
•'Prepared.. 0 'Buy
.
fectings,„butter •,consurnp.tiorv: there-,
ertaini- o Cuts:
Tans -.-have ,beerf Worked -out ta,
pin -Chase' porl cuts: where and. '
when' iiedesSary, "to ,Maintain:-fleor-
prices, ,for ori public. -stock-
yards', the -Agrienitural
tion Beard.' has .aiinonnted.:
The cuts are to be' pre ared • at.,
ifs rlerblly_inspeetct_packiiv-platts,..:L..
• , accordance with Prescribed •
speCifications They will be
ed in cold ,storage on behalf •..of.•Elie.
beard , • . ' • '• ' •
" Cuts invoiced in balanced
lirkierticin,'Which•.meant,;.an eluaL
number. of ' each ,• 'citt.' ',However,. '
provision has been made, fpr the,
;seller to retain Ce.rtain •Cutsivibich-
supplY„.•so. :as te •
encourage; inaxim,turr. _distribution:
• and colisumPtion, , •:"
• 'The...beard may 'decline 'to •Ptir, •
chase- 'euts--from 'plants' in , areas
Where? hog prices af
"stOckyards -are not in appropriate,'
'relation •te- the supPert • level.' for, -
tliat' market. •• ,• ' •
•••• Hog prices 'atliublic StockYards
only will be supported, and.prices, •
at 'Other pints. ark to: '.find their ,
'oWn_Imiel___In :relation to
stockSiartt-Drices, • .
fore be • :it,..reSolVed.:that;414?"-•!GoV••
erninenbe req_iiestedtQ Irovide a
_con:guiltier: SubSidy:- of--10-seents •'per ,•
peuof ttterir and that the'. G
,ernment. eolith -Me „With, the -Policy:.
Of, a. sUPPert .P1T.60.. for butter that
Will bear a fair • roatiohsliity:to. tho
cost ;of. production.
-, • - •
--.'thet:#*X14-ariviiirtereStiTiT,
'cOck. 1 fighting.
•;Plant .
'Atiother'fgatiire
was a visit to
the ,dity;'.:Whieli, boasts :a Mod -1'
ern Plant , for :6(1,00+N Nati,Ve
food,•,Inusic;•.dariCea'",and.• costumes'
inade•, it a :gala:, ifkair for ,2,,000
guests: •k • „
,--AlianfiGACtgraiitiate; new..
•viik 10*44,,,.Fatin Bureau
at i. :0:01.1e,'ne,W.. president'
of tie World4',4*Lilty'.Science As
socilation.....After 35 years, Dr 0
F. Benser steppetl ddWri as' ,treaS::
.nrer and editor of our-
isal. He by,Dr:
JaPP,';, of. 'Ohio .:State• UniVersityi,
UntriV'erSity.'eftSaskatehewart', gra-:
, 1.
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sEe'ouR dOMPLETE'SEIICTION
. AS WARM, AS SINcERE, ND.
•AS FRlENDLY ASA HANDSHAKE •
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