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Ploys Big :Role 4
In, •Swine Industry
*,.Mechanization, is playing an' im
portant role in *theswine industry
as •fanners seek ways of. stepping
-up jefficiency, ' • •
• . L'. Thompson'Federal_.Experi:
en
anal'Farm, Swift Current, Sash:,
points, out thatlabbr-saving devices
should be considered when plans
for' a new building are still on. the
drawing.beards.
A grinding. ,and milking _' room,
with- a pit 'equipped with : an eleva-.
tom! leg,-- coultL process : feed --ani
place it p eehanically Tinto .a floor -
to -ceiling 'self feeder dr' into indi-
vidual pen -feeders. `•
-}' "Utilities 'Handled;_
Water -could be' piped into the
buil'ding^under pressure to"automa-
tic , pens or outside waterers.
Manure could be handled by• a
gutter. cleaner, litter carrier, or, if
provided for,, a- tractor'scoop
An automatically:coptrollecl vent
rlatioti system would expel. excess
moisture and foul air. ,
- I`i�ed;•or=-portable:'-loader, and�.a=
scale for ,the periodic weighing of
1i0 -'s s u "d-alsobe'co sid
ered,
g
h'm son stresse the lin-,
T o p s s i ,
a
rice.' of" selecting, building'
oe a
layout to "suit individual needs an
he . suggests. that .plans may usual-
ly, be -obtained from local -lumber
companies,: agricultural represent-
atives, • experimental farms or' uni-
A;:;lawyer:dropped in at the cor
+er,b>rt'eber=shop and got into quite
aconversation,-"What Would you
do";sir,'. asked 'the' butcher, "if :a
doggy: kept ,: coming and :stealing;
arreat?'
"Why', I''d make.' the ,owner pay_
for. it, of course"- repi.ied';:the: law -
•"In that "caSe, you owe -rare $1,5;"
said •the butcher, elated,- "because:,
•-it's Your .,dog."
The lawyer smiled Fair_ en:'
oubh� he.�-agreed,__ . ,us ed , r
the "$15 from the $25' you owe 'me
• 'or the advice,"
11.
-BOAS . IiA3rs ,TH.H Ery--FOR.-CHRISTMAS-- A -L iinple to carve roc's` ball turkey" such 'as thr�"
(8:to•1,0 pounds(., awith"its generous -Mound' tnound';of -stuffing underneath; :will ""serve "10 •-to 12 people• -¢: very, ""
ni ely. Te-- .enhance the , •.bird :ii,Se a garniShof""gteen "epeer' liellir leave... along with , delicately.:--
spiced, Rosy Christinas•,Apple.Bails 'arranged
.on slices of raw apple,Thdipped rnapple=:juice 'to -pre
vent browning.. (See Apple Recipe on Page 5) •_. -• :7 '
rcTRON•l xrnslrron s44FOR'
ONT
I~WO "BIG" S' ,'GBPS JUST. BRISTLING FULLOF C}IRISTMAS " GIFTS FOR ALL
FAMILY TJHNG. S` -:TO WEAR ARE: ALWAYS '"APPRECIATED .GIFTS`'"
Dive Ilim
Blain whites; regular or no
iron plain shades and new
- patterned' styles: '•Single ,or
double' ;cuffs, -"in sizes 14 to
18. Gift boxed, free.
CRO AR'
.Mrs:-1GI-Houghton;- Mrs: - Sadie"
Scott and Miss Olive Speare,, ,ac
•conipanied by. Mrs., Ver-na 4'eKel-
lar, of-Staffa visited witli...Mrs.
Lin. McKellar-, and 'Mrs Edgar'A1
lenin Scott Memorial Hospital;
Seaforth, on Friday
" Word has" b"een;"received of :the
passing of Rev R. G. MacKay, at.
Thamesford• :Burial Service:;; �viil
be o`n-Friday. afternoon at the
Presbyterian, 'Church ;in Ingersoll.
Burval'c.will be ',in, •Staffa cemetery;:
Church . service will be
Cromarty Presbyterian Church oir
Sunday at 1 o'clock, instead
Are -you ready'to rent Yetis 'sparE
room?. A:classified- adverisement-
phoned" to :The . Huron Expositor
141 or •142, will bring .a "tenant
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By HAROLD: KENDRICK
Excitenreiit Aroind SDHs
Now that-the-Cliristmas. _exams
are over, everyone who studied
hardcan sit back ,and relax, while
thosewho were ^lazy can begin:' to.
fret - ,They 'cart begin to fret be-
cause of warnings by Mr. Plum
steel With the";exams over, °the
extra -curricular activities began
to get, intofull sluing.
SOW AVAILABLE IN SEAFORTH
in le :. Du licote Tia _ licnte
►
1ITypes of - B' : 6 :�lachIn es ' �� n _
PRICES
Ct}MPARE SOUR
THE
ane
41
Seaforth
1
ONMU.N1TY
ECEMBER 10
CENTRI
9:00, P in
TURKEYS CHICKENS
GAMES, FOR EVERYBODY
ENT:ERT;AINNIEINT :z
Admission Free •
lAUSP ices . APen$ 'CbinmissIon
DECEMBER 12th .
KEN WILBEE'S ORCHESPRA
Adi issiono 5O Cents
i yr rr7: "r!rdr r,,f,, ar N, .•T 3'
On Wednesday night' an "after -
exam" -Skating %party :and dance
Was held:- Top disc -jockey in the,
school, --Ron Mason spun the re-
cords.. for ;the students .to dance. to.
tWatch next week s paper for re
sults of this dance) •
Craig Willis, " president of Tthe
Students" --Council announced: to
-the school that'a Christ has ` dance
would be: held on •December, 12th.
fan Wilbee will bringhis-orchestra
•
for the dance,
Sports
The senior boys • basketballaeam
turned, out to ""practise -:on Juesday.
The practise went from :3:30 ,to
5:00. They. had, ;a" very strenuous'
workout:' lith Coach - Mr. 'F, Godin
running the ` ;boys' through' some
very hard exercises. When 'the
boys'went to the locker room" they,
looked to be' getting. m shape, as
sweat ran 'very; freely :off ,"them
Likewise the- : girls'.' basketball
team was looking • better following,
their .practise Wednesday night.
Search : Goes On
To ,Cure Disease
Veterinary'researeh scientists, rn"
•ntthiy parts of the world are con-
•tinuing to look for the exact "cause
of bloat: in: cattle. Bloat is the re -
stilt -of an' overfilling, of .the rumen,
the largeSt compartment of, the
Cowls .stomach, with gas;; Such gas
is, a product of the, digestive ,pro-
cess, but under 'normal conditions
_the..gas is,_eliminated. by belchibg
before ;any• overfilling' and-
ant
ndant distress'occurs,
According to, the Ontario Veter-
A"inary College the actual problem
• is. not ,why •or`.how much', gas
formed;'" "but 'rather why 'the 'gas
accumulates in the paunch .If•vet-
erinary scientists knew why bloat-
ed cattle; cannot eliriiinate this gas
by. belching, then, the problem of
prevention and cure `wghld be ,less
-complicated ' • •
Among the many 'theories as to
the cause of bloat are, a paralysis
of the rumen from indigestion,. or
that a type -of .feed, for instance
legume pasture. 'may play part„
In some:''areas a , deficiency of.
phosphorous 'seems to .;contribute
to the problem, in any event 'it is
imown that" it is always Safer' to
11Se pasture contain 'g„at least'
one-half 'grasses rather . th a n
straight legumes. In some areas a
phosphorous supplement appears
to ease the bloat.problem in cattle.
SEAFORT ' °
'Community Centre
_aturday, , Dec. '6
pan. --Zurich Bantams vs."
Seaforth Bantams
$ sQ• p.hi -Zurich Midgets vs._'
Seaforth Midgets
1111ondcry, Dec. 8
Intermediate
gs34 p.m HENSALL vs.
ST..COLUMBAN
Tuesday, Dec. 9
9:30 --CENTRAL, IA vs.
No
'nient wa
s• heard fro
m
either hes-' watched'ed
very=closely;,correcting- a --few
takes ..
We will wart until -later -to see`: -
what type of team, Seaforth:' will .
enter this year.
Sales
• " The sales committee hashad lit-
tle-work
it-tle work since the "draw, on the ,re-
cord .player..` The •Christmas" cards
are 'going slowly..Everyoners• urg-
ed to buy some. : Sakes ;of shirts
andcrests have also :been -very
slow.
Extra -"Information"
Toall those interested in chemistry
"`Office Cat
Th'e chemistry' professor asked:
Bill what does Ilhl'03 signify?"
BII `Well er,. at I've;
got :it, on"the tip of my tongue,,
sir•'
Professor: "Then spit it out,
lad! It's nitric acid."
'allot • "Spot;":' Information
•'"Does Karen D. like the
,looks, of the moon,at .4 -a:m ?"
Janet: - "What is it like to be
independent%"
Janet: Does this ring a bell?
"Ron it's "time ,to ;go home."
"To whom it --may concern":
Ann does not" drink champagne.
•
Ions Consider
How, To Determine
Production Cost
.FIRESIDE FORUM"
: Fireside Farm' Forum net Monte
'days at the: home .of Mr:: and Mrs:
Robert Dalton with. iT, adults Pres-,
lent. Discussing "The Cost of "Pro-.
duction, Can'We 'Find 'It?"' some,
members:didn't think they"could
accept an average+cost of •produc-
tion, -.because it "Would not" -be fair'
to small farmers •
Our oW,n:cost•,of.praduction-would•
certainly be more fair to each.
'fanner,,..expressed: this forum,- but
farm organization would, be next
best to "determine "the" cost` of pro-
ductioh. They felt farmers • should
tryi:.:to curtail over=production.
Farm forum annual' meeting Will,
be held 'at'Blytb,: December 10th.
Mrs, George Hoggart invited, 'the
forum for 'the next meeting
Winners :at euchre ,were: high;
Mrs. Robert Jainieson and Eric
Anderson; lone "bands 1VIrs Har-:
vey. Taylor and $ill Evans, eon -
'solation, ,Mrs, Frank • Hulley • and
John Hoggart. '
PARR LINE, FORUM
Parr Line' Farm .Forum. met ht
the `hemp. ;of Mr. , and • Mrs John
'Scalded. "The Subject for_ discussion_
was "The Cost of Production, Can
We -Find: It?"
Cost of production, this' forum
'found. varies- in individual cases:
We ` could, as labour have, sta+t.4
dardize 'a cost of production., In
answer to •the, question; :"Would
yoti'accept-.an average:co`stfo�
ditetion figure for the' purpose of
bargaining instead of youroWTi, cost
of production?"'the" forum agreed
the-aver-a'ge cost'of "produntiorf, is.
necessary as a guide or ''Measure
in Order 'to bargain 'from.„Howey
er, in that ;cost 'of predttction, risk`
and .management• • rewards should
be included An average 'cost. of
production , is favorable •to "half 'the
producers - a"nd • utn,fav'orable" to -•-tire-
other, half` of the producers who.
a'rebelow it. if the price supports-
were set at the average Bost.
In 'answer to the'gliestion "Who
should detentine.the••average' cost,
0±':production of , your. -product
Govern.me'ht? p'arria Organization?'
Co-operative,„, Boa~rd of 'Arbitra-
tion?." the .gro'pp," said either goy'
ernment, cooperatittes tlr farm or.
ganizations: br. a united effort of
all : three,,,, since gathering the ins
formation" is `a' costly time -co isum-
yob. Government fineneing or
aid' Would, be necessary • .'
• Euchre winners were: ladies,
Mrs. Keith love and Miss Margar-
et' MOUSseau, "gents, Wilfred Mous
.seats and Ross Love
rhe aiext: meeting will `be' at -the•-
home of:Mr. and 14ts, Charles Rob:.
inson.
GALA -CHOICE' OF
NECKWEAR
Hundreds of -'newest =lies " lo
choose from ui; neat :designs,
stripes,. novelties and ;metallics
under knot' designs. Every tie
gift : boxed;
2.00
LOVELY
'SWEATERS
FOR .HElt
Choose • from: - Scotch cash=
merest ;Banlons Bariora and'
. _�, popular orloris in short and long.
poi sleeve pullovers` and -cardigans.
f Thecolgr'• range -.-is fantastic.--
Gift bxe' free.
G bo d r e.
�•s
GIFT SETS .... 1.50. to 3.50`F
II
FOR HIM
Nylons, Orions, Wools and blends,,
of w rlo =n ever oncei
ool�ird o �-i , Yc__
- �
able- pattern," and every pair gift
Nixed.'
o -1
THE
GIFT BLOUSES
Dainty " no -iron " cottons,';.terylenes-
-and crepes, in printed novelties,,
plain shades :and dainty;, laced lar
tucked fronts.
Air!, 'SIZES AND COLORS
DAUNT`. 4AIET
LINGERIE
SDIPS 3
2.95 to 7:95
•.'HALF SLIPS"..» 1.95.to.2.95
NIGHTIESv ....:.::,,, ....,2.95:to
PYJAMAS ,295• to• 8.95
;PANTIES-
0-
lN ...
HE'LL APPRECIATE
GLOVES
Lined 'or--: unlined capeskin,,,
gloves, deerskiri; pigskins wools
and leather -faced "wools. We
have them all hi allcolors and
sizes.." Gift boxed, too.
•.95 " to:
NOVELTY C91FTS
.. w
AOR I'll -I'M
1 50 to -3-50_
WALLETS
- 2' 00 to 4.95.
CUFF LINKS ....,..; 2.00 to• 3.50
LINK and. TIE BAR 3.95
'
' RACKS
. TIl and SOX SETS .... 2.50 to 3.951:39_'
•KSr•;Y GASES .,... _Cv
I FT,` . PYJAMA
Choose from, broadcloth;' -flannel-
ette or
lannel-ette`or; knitted polo style pyjamas,
in • a wide choice :of new ; designs
and patterns '
SIZES A.TOJ±
WOOL OR, ORLON
SWEATERS
Sieeveless__and .long sleeve:"pulov- r•-
ers`; and cardigans; in washable-
laxnb's wool and:ellen; all- `col or ,
ai:-orlon, :include
Como style and, new •Shetlands•
4.•
95 :to': 10.95'.
GIVE HIM, A
Hat Gift Certificate
Give him a miniature hat'in a bol,
SI1G1E'L,L APPRECIATE.`
GLOVES
Imparted" " nylon •. chamoisettes,
fine `English; Kids' and;wool::
gloves. We have them all .in a
-r r nf_eolors to :suit ' e_very
taste.,,
0 to 4.50
FOR ITER:'
HA.NDBA
-New shapes for Fall and Win;
ter in imported" leathers _and`
simulated leathers in popular'-
shades; of black, , havy, red;
brown, :beige and tang;
5 ato 11.95'
DAIIVTT . .
HANDKERCHIEF;
Pretty..little fine linen hankies,
daintily, laced or embroidered; ,
make' a: lovely: gift to''enciose`
in` a Christinas• card. "Choose
from , hundreds of the. finest
'Sud best• - __._
50c .fo 1.:00
With a" certificate :for -the pace you '
want •to. Play. He _ can choose ' his
_rat after Christmas .
6.50to10.95
RAYON, FLAN' EL .A, VIYELLA
BATH ROBES .
'The deluxe gift everyman°.appreci
• ales.. We have "a grand choice in
plains; plaids, and . stripes, in aIl• ..;
--grades,. our special wool flan. -
reels at $13,95. Others, at •
•
10.9; to• "27.50
31FTS FORt'TF
HOME"
TOWELS, 89e "to 1 50 .:
j,-i,UI�IC CLOTS:"195 fa 595
iTABLECr4oTHSA195 to'`19.50
SHEETS ... 6..95 to 10.95. Pr.
PfLLOW SLIPS ' 1.49
BLANKETS 5.95 .to 17.95
..LOVELY .GIFTS
from our
•READY TO-WEAR:DEPT!
DRESSES 5.95 to 15.95•
?Alm: I Fi$,sES 15.9i to •,25:00,
PI,taID ..SKIRTS _ '14 95,,to-.19;95
T
HOUSECOAS 6:95 to 14.95,
CAR"GOATS :,. :..•'18':50 to 29:50'
WINTER COATS,.. 34;95 to.750d
tri. 14Tf1'i,INlERY < 4.95 0 10.95
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Tfrre ' .still #rte o order. your
'Persona l i zed . 'Christmas, Cards ' orad.
otherP ersonta#ized item at
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