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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 7, 1945
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serrE« hogs to market
IN SHORTER TIME
There is a notable shortage of meat on the domestic market
—and this shortage is in very grave danger of increasing',
due to the tremendous needs of liberated European coun
tries. Canadian farmers are being called upon to increase
their production, particularly of pork and bacon, so that
the needs of these war-torn countries may be met, to a de
gree at least.
Canadian bacon is wanted, both in Britain and in the rest
of Europe^ and the need will be maintained for many months
to come. Now, when every pound of pork must be produced,
at the lowest possible cost, you must consider the efficiency
of your hog feeding program. Efficient feeding means that
more of your hogs farrowed reach market, at the proper
weights, and in the shortest feeding period.
You can increase the efficiency of your feeding, and in
crease your resulting profits too, by raising your hogs on a
balanced ration, which contains in the correct proportions,
the required proteins, minerars 'and vitamins. Because it is
a balanced ration, SHUR-GAIN 16% HOG GROWER
eliminates waste, and every pound you feed is utilized by
your hogs. Balanced feeding, the SHUR-GAIN WAY means
faster growth, lower feeding costs, and' improved grading
results.
Shur-Gain 16% Hog Grower
Price $2.25 per bag.
Made and Sold by
Cann & Sons T. B. Allen Lackie Bros.
Exeter Farquhar Whalen
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We offer top grades of seed corn at very attractive prices
over previous years.
Golden Glow, Wisconsin, Bailey, White Cap, Bloody
Butcher, Leamington and Hybrid Corn.
SCREENINGS: We have just received a car load of No. 1
Screenings $29.00 ton ground.
Cann & Sons, Exeter
HENSALL
The annual Stock Show will be
held in the Park at Hensall on
Thursday, June 7th. The parade
will be led by Centralia Pipe Band
and will commence at 1.30 p-m.
There will he special attractions at
the grounds as well as lunch
booths. Be sure to attend this show
this year,
work were Mr* W. 0, Goodwin, Dr,
A, J McTaggart, Charles Cooper,
Thos. Chapman, G. M. Drysdale,
J. C. Cochrane, Robert Dalrymple,
R. J. Cooper, George Thompson,
J, M, Glenn and John Bolton,
Messrs. C. M« Cook, of Wilson
Lodge, Toronto, and e. Blake Win
ter of Great Western Lodge, Wind
sor, were present and assisted with
the work-
The minutes of the Exeter Hoard
of Education and of Stephen Council
together with several other impor
tant items have been crowded over
until next week.
to. her room owing to illness.
Teddy Normjnton has been con
fined to his room with an attack of
pneumonia.
Miss Mildred Jones, of Kitchener
is holidaying with her parents, Mn
and Mrs. Norman Tones,
Miss Ida Stacey returned to her
home in Toronto after visiting with
Mr, and Mrs, Jack Soldan.
Mr. Ray Pfaff, of St. Marys, vis
ited on Sunday with his mother,
Mrs- Alice Pfaff, who is ill.
Mrs. Thos. Harris, of Chiselhurst
has' moved into the dwelling this
week, which she recently purchased
from Mr. Harvey Jacobi.
Mrs, Harry Hoye, of Kitchener,
is visiting with her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Fink.
Miss Margaret Sangster returned
to her duties at Exeter after en
joying a pleasant holiday at Hamil
ton, Toronto and Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Catharine Heddem returned
home from a pleasant visit with
members of her family at Hamilton
and St. Catharines,
• Word has been received
LAC. Robert Sangster, LAC.
ris McEwan and W.O.G, Sgt.
aid Parker are now overseas.
Mrs. J. W, Bonthron had the
misfortune to injure her leg on
Sunday and
Hospital in
lance.
Mr. Wm.
spent the week-end here with Mrs.
Simpson, Bobbie and Billie at the
home of his mother. Mrs. Lou
Simpson.
Rev. C. E. Fisher, of Corunna,
preached for a call in Carmel Pres
byterian Church on Sunday. Rev.
Ferguson, of Wiarton, will preach
for a call next Sabbath.
The teachers of the local public
School staff have been re-engaged
•for another term—Mr. George Cow
en, principal, Miss Juen Brandon,
intermediates, and Miss Barbara
Michie, Juniors,
The Masonic Lodge No. 224 at
tended divine worship in the* United
Church on Sunday when Rev. R. A.
Brook delivered an inspiring dis-1
course. Special music was rendered, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. by the choir, I Cook, of Granton.
'The Mission Circle of the United; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton, of
Church will hold their annual pic-t Detroit, spent the week-end
nic at the home of Miss Mattie Ellis
on Wednesday, June 13th at 5.30
p.m. Each member’ is to invite a
guest. Following the Pot Luck Sup
per Miss Barbara Michie and Miss
Margaret Glenn will have charge of
! the sports. , '
Mrs. Alice Pfaff had the misfor
tune last week to slip when com
ing up the cellar steps, receiving
a severe ^shaking up when falling.
Mrs. Pfaff has been in ill health
for several weeks suffering from
a heart attack. Her daughters, Mrs.
Robt. Blgie and Miss Alice Pfaff,
of Exeter, are attending her.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell, Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Veriner, Mr. and Mrs.
Lome McNaughton and Mrs. Roy
MacLaren attended the funeral of
their aunt, the late Mrs. John Mac-
Laren, which took place from the
home of her son, Mr. Alex MacLar
en, Cromarty, on Thursday. Inter
ment was in Staffa cemetery.
Huron Masonic Lodge No. 224
conferred the third degree on two
candidates on Monday night. Those
assisting the officers with the
WINCHELSEA
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prance and
family visited on Sunday with the
latter’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hay,
of Zurich,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Davis silent
Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs,
Harold Davis, of Kirkton
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Bailey attend-
|ed the anniversary services at St.
Raul’s Anglican church, Kirkton on
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Horne visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Free
man Horne.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas- Kirkland and
Malcolm, pf Thames Road, visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Geo.
Davis.
Mr, and Mrs, 0. Horton and fam
ily of Lumley, visited recently with
Mr, and Mrs, Colin Gilf iliac.
Misses iAlice Brown and Gwen
Hocking attended the teachers’,
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Huron Federation of Agriculture Third Annual
FIELD DAY AND PICNIC
Lions Park Seaforth . Wed., June 13 th
FI7ATURING SPORTS
For a big day’s outing, join the crowd; pack a basket of lunch
and meet your old friends; make this 3rd annual plenty the best
yet.
XO.3Q
1PROGRAM
a.m. —-• Bruce County vs, Huron County Softball Game—-1st
Game of Tournament between 4 counties of Bruce, Perth,
that
Nor-
Ron-
was removed to the
Clinton in the ambu-
Simpson, of Detroit,
VOTE LIBERAL
Bill Golding stands for the best rehabilitation
plan for armed forces.
Individual Freedom. Social Security.
National Housing Act.Family Allowances
Plus long term markets for farm products with
guaranteed floor prices.
BRINSLEY
Mrs Markle, of Detroit and Miss
Mary Amos visited Mrs, Mary Cart
er on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs, Vie Manque and
daughter Sandra, of Buffalo, are
spending a few days at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. i meeting held in Hensail Tuesday of
Morley.
Miss Mary Doyle, of London,
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr, and Mrs, Peter Doyle.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo Lee and babe,
spent} Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Ken. Carter, of Clandeboye.
Mr. Norman Amos, of London,
spent the week-end at his home
here.
Residents of the 11th concession
of McGillivray Twp. are enjoying
hydro which was turned on Thurs
day last.
Rain has delayed the sowing of
beans and corn considerably in the
neighborhood.
Mr. Joe Amos who is renovating
his home has had the cement-men
putting the foundation under
kitchen, also under their new
porch.
the
sun
Mr, J. L, Amos, of Brinsley, rep
resented the Crediton pastoral
charge of the United Church at the
London Conference sessions last
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Ansel Lee spent1
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
Rosser, of St. Thomas.
Miss Gertrude and Margaret
Amos dined with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Amos on Sunday evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kuhn and
children, of Crediton, spent Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Fletcher -Gower.
Pte. 'Roy 'Lewis, of Camp Ipper-
wash, spent the week-end at his
home here.
Mr. Ernest Harris attende the
funeral of his cousin in London on
Monday.
MV. and Mrs. Earl Dixon spent
with
Win.his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hamilton.
We are sorry to report that
Ray /Elson’ (nee Katherine Morgan)
was taken to the. hospital, London,
for -an appendiVtoperation.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fenton and
children, of St. Catherines, spent a
few' days with Mr, “
Fenton.
Misses
Keogh, of
with their
Andy Keogh.
IRev.
Donna,
evening
White.-
The community will be glad to
know .that Mrs. John Lewis has re
turned from the hospital where she
has been a patient for some time.
LAW Helen
Alice Barracks, -Ottawa, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Dixon,
/ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. t Hamilton are
spending a couple of weeks with
■their son, Roy, of Detroit.
Kathleen
London,
parents,
and Mrs.
of London,
with Mr.
Mrs.
and Mrs. Fred
and Helen
spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs.
Skinner and
spent Friday
and Mrs. Wes
Chivare, Princess
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BILL GOLDING
Wellington and Huron.
I noon — Picnic Lunch—prize money $50.00,
p.m.—Jim Hunter, of CFRB, Huron Old Boy, officially opens
Field Day, followed by other prominent speakers.
p.m.—Square Dance Contest, 1st prize $20.00, 2nd $10.00;
Old Time Fiddler’s Contest, prize $5.00; Calling Off con
test $5.00. Open to Counties of Bruce, Perth, Wellington,
Huron. Entries in hands of Secretary by June 10th,
p.m.—Children Races, including all children up to 16 years.
Prizes each event.
p.m,—Softball Game, Wellington vs. Perth.
-Lacrosse, Brampton vs. Norval,
m.—Final Softball Play-off between winner of 1st and 2nd
games.
p.m.—Horse Shoe Pitching Contest, open event, $1-0,00 win
ning team. Contestants furnish own shoes.
Jitney Dancing throughout the afternoon.
EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY FEATURING
Huron—Holstein Breeders Exhibit.
National Film Board—Continuous Showing,
Dominion Department of Agriculture Exhibit,
Veterinary Clinic. O.A.C. Pasture Exhibit. War1 Relics.
New’ Farm Machinery.
— EVERYBODY WELCOJIE —
Band in attendance. Dance in the evening,
Elite Orchestra, London.
Russell Bolton,
Vice-President.
All in uniform Free
12.00
1.15 ]
2.00
2.00
last week.
Quite a number of children at
tended the pictures in Thames Road
church on Friday afternoon.
2.00
out
including
TOP CROP HYBRID
SEED CORN
MILLET
SUJ>AN
SORGUM»
G. Zwicker
Crediton Ontario
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music supplied by r
Harry L. Sturdy,
President,
Cars '25c Children Free
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"How long have you been work
ing for Doodle and Company?”
"Just since they threatened to fire
me,” ,
W. V. Roy,
Sec’y-Treasurer.
Adults 25c
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Letter to a debtor; "If you don’t
pay me immediately, I’ll tell all
your other creditors that you did
pay me."
LIBERAL RALLY s s
CREDITON TOWN HALL
FRIDAY NIGHT, June 8th
AT 8.30 P.M.
Senator BILL TAYLOR
speak in support of
W. H. GOLDING, Liberal Candidate
EVERYBODY WELCOME—ESPECIALLY LADIES
“God Save The King”
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