HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-04-03, Page 5'THI SDAY, APlatt 3rd, 1952'
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Homemaking Tpso- For Spring
Ladies,' see this Sund'ay's (April
6) issue` of The American Week-
ly, exclusively •with, Detroit 'Sun-
day Times,, for recipes for a
praiseWinning. Easter ,Sunday
ner . , for instructions on, how•
to make, your own Easter, eggs,.
and for information on new.hues
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'ME I+TMISNOW SENTINEL, ixatriow,, ONTARIO
for shoes. You'll be missing some-
thing if you •'miss Sunday's Dei
troit Times,'
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Lonely baby chick, looking
around incubator at .unhatched
eggs, FfIt looks as though I'm go
ing to be art :only_ child;. mothr_
lust {blew a fuse". •
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1.•Start `Chuks right on _.Chick ';,,
Starter :{rude,- with 'National
Chick Mix Concentrate!
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2. `Follow: Tthrou. h hem,. vital__
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,growing period with growing
:mash; made .with National
Developing` Concentrate,! ,_-
Idllow up the vital. chick starting: seasonby: feeding .your ,
birds a growing mash made with National 34% Developing
Concentrate -; with a valuable'rneat meal •base . 'fortified
with • essential vit./M./0 and minerals .. and` f r. esh-rnixed
for. tasty goodness. •
ou !lave, an investment. in your farm -grown grains.
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Protect this inv stment byTbalancin th,e grains wi h
• National Developing Concentrate_ an • get birds that; lay
• premium eggs through fall and winter.
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THE VITAL 'GROWING PERIOD 1
MEANS PROFIT OR LOSS
'IN THE LAYING :PERIOD.
Birds today are bred •'for fast growth. You . must
supply, added animal. proteins, minerals ;and vitamins
--and-drain-alone
dnot supply the materialtissue.
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to•--koe . -�thetr� rowl' ngj,. fo"r_ �n�-eed• for tissue :anl
o . need
•. bone building`,, Match the fresh greens on. the: range: ; •
with a fresh -rix mash containing all' the - newest
growth factors.
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WILLIAM STONE SONS ' LIMITED '.
INGERSOLL ONTARIO'
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FEED MIX
FOR.. POULTRY, TURKEYS, HOGS and CATTLE
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OBITUARY
MILDRED (LITTLE) swim',
',Mildred Anne Little; wife of
Milford Siddallpassed away -on
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Thursday, Mar,eh 2Q, at her late
residence at Orangeville in, her
5$r.& year, .
Mrs Siddall was born; in. Kin.
loss..Township, August :10, ' 1899,
daughter' of . "The late (Mr. ': and
Mrs. John Little. In 1917 she was
united •. in marriage to Stanley
Milford Siddall, of Palmerston,
and•resided iii Listowel until 1939
• when they. moved to Orangeville.
Mrs. Siddall ,has, .been in poor
'health for some-Ili—Pe,
Rev., J - F Nute ',conducted .•the
funeral service at: the •Turner
Funeral' ,Home,: West Broadway,:
Orangeville, on Saturday; .March;
22, at 2 p.m. Entombment was in
Forest • Lawn° Mortuary.
Besides her husband the, de-
ceased. is. Mourned by .one son,
Goldwyn ::of Orangeville, and one
brother, Gordon, .•of .the ,RUMP,.
Ottawa.' •
'The pallbearers were ' Charlie
Nuttley of London; Harold .Read,
Orangeville;: Hartman Coulter,.
Alton; Bert 'Duncan, Orangeville;
Harvey Holtom and Lloyd Rawn,
-Orangeville: _...:
' A portion. of, 'the' very . large
'nuinber and ,beautiful floral •tri-
butes that spoke so' eloquently of
the 'esteem in which Mrs. Siddall
was held. by her: wery' . close;
;jriends;,.rieighbors_Land relatives:
were • carried by Sam' Timm,
Fordwich,. Leonard Myers, Shel
burner• 'Ed Graham, ' Toronto; 'Les
Vick, Listowel; Elvin Armstrong,
Palgrave; Cecil , Johnston,'.Listo-
wel Fred Rawn, Caledon Art.
Fia�vri, Caledon; Bill 'Myers, .Tor-
onto; :