HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1947-10-30, Page 14THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO. THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30th, 1947
on
of Seed are
Congratulations
they require for spring
in their respective ter-
has always been con
obligation on the part
of seed. In order to
lot must be carefully
weighed on arrival,
the lot must be care-
and identified and a
ass seeds,
delivered
are pro-
on either
■ket.
CONVENIENT FACILITIES — Incoming lots
handled quickly and efficiently from farmers by experienced
handlers. Above. Win. Fraser and Howard Holtzman arc
receiving a lot of .seed from Jas. Heenan of Biddulph Twp.
New Cleaning Plant and Warehouse is Designed
To Provide the Utmost in Service and Efficiency
Mr JHIM
Depicted pictorially throughout
the pages of this issue are some of
the many steps involved in the
handling of Clover and Gr
from the time they are
by the grower, until they
cessed and graded for sale
the domes tic or export niur
The processing and distribution
of Forage Crops Seeds, is a special
ized industry and one which re
quires not only efficent processing
equipment hut also a thorough
knowledge of regulations governing
the preparation and sale of the
various seed crops.
The first requirement is to in
sure that proper facilities are avail
able for the receiving, storing and
final cleaning of each individual
farmer’s lot
do this each
checked and
Each bag of
fully tagged
proper record kept until such time
as the grower has received his ulti
mate settlement.
In the new plant and warehouse
of the Jones, MacNaughton Seed Co.
adequate facilities have been pro
vided to insure that all of the fore
going is carefully carried out. A
staff of well trained men are em
ployed and every effort is made to
give service and satisfaction in this
regard.
For many years now a large
roup of dealers have come to rely
n the .Jones, MacNaughton Seed
'o.. as their main source of supply
j of the seed
I distribution
I ritories. It
I sidered an
j of the Jones, MacNaughton Seed Co. 1 to have available throughout the
trading season, sufficient stocks of
all lines of seed of the highest qual
ity, purity and germination and at
a price that will enable them to dis
tribute to their customers
and competitive prices.
The erection of the new
plant and warehouse and
stallation of the best equipment
available was made with a view to and Success
to
Jones, MacNaughton Seed Co
on the completion of their
NEW SEED CLEANING PLANT
Woods Manufacturing Co. Ltd
COTTON AND JUTE BAGS
Toronto
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50-
THANKSi
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Jones, MacNaught Eff
Seed Company
for the Privilege of Being Able to
SERVE YOU
We Congratulate You
modern
the in
UP-TO-DATE CONVEYORS are used for elevating. Mr. C-
S. MacNaughton is shown above, putting Mr. Heenan’s seed
up to the second storey for storage. Similar chutes arc used
for distributing seed throughout the warehouse and for load-
all making for quick and efficient handling.
at fair
Ontario
Best Wishes
Jones, MacNaughton Their New, Modern SeecLPIant
center Work
Ontario “CANADA’S MOST COMPLETE FARM SERVICE”
May we continue, through them, to supply the farmers of Western Ontario
with the best in all kinds of Western Canada grown Forage Crop Seeds.
Seed Co.
McCabe Grain Co. Limited
HEAD OFFICE — WINNIPEG, MANITOBA
On Your Fine Efforts on This the Occasion
Of Your Formal Opening was done by
May We Say
BINS AND ELEVATORS practically eliminate manual hand
ling. Mr. Jaques is shown dumping farmer’s lot of seed for
elevation to bin from where it will be run over Super 1)29
Clipper for initial processing. —Photos by Jack Doerr
Exeter
—- Branches *—
Fort William, Ont. - Brandon, St. Boniface, Man. - Regina, Saskatoon, Sask.
Edmonton, Brooks, Alta.
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maintaining and improving these
high standards of service. The com
pany is constantly on the alert for
new methods of handling and dis
tributing which will achieve this
result. Close touch is kept with all
markets and crop
only in Canada but in all countries
where seed required for the Cana
dian market is produced.
At this point the company wish
to thank both the growers who have
supplied them with seed over so
many years and also the Dealers
who have so loyally supported them
auditions not
with their orders. A continuance
this patronage is hoped for and
both management and staff pledge
themselves to the same high stan
dard of service and satisfaction
which has prevailed in the past,
i
“Thank You”
The management and
Jones, MacNaughton Seed
to thank the advertisers
operated in making’ .possible
special edition of The Times Ad
vocate.
staff
Co. wish
who co-
this
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AND THEIR
COMPETENT STAFF
on their
Madera New Plant
Was Completed By
'EACH FARMER’S LOT OF SEED is carefully weighed prior
to storing, pending cleaning. In addition insurance is carried
on all stocks of grower’s seed and every precaution is taken
to insure against loss from vermin, etc. —Photos by Jack Doerr
WeCongrato/ate
Congratulations
Jones, MacNaughton Seed Co
ON THE ERECTION OF
Sixty Years
—Continued From Page Two
ficient mill of the Clipper line. Mr.
Geo. Jaques, another employee of
many years, is seen standing be
side one of the many features of
the new mill, an automatic baggei'
which delivers any quantity of seed
desired and simultaneously weighs
the same.
In addition Boby Cylinders, made
in England have been installed for
finishing and grading Alsike and a
Specific Gravity cleaner for mak
ing- a separation by weight of all
light impurities from Clovers.
Mr. Jack Fulcher, of Brandon,
has recently come to the employ
of the firm and is in charge of the
office routine.
Included among the pictures is
one of Nelson “Punch” Wells,
popular and well-known truck driv
er for the old and new firm, with
a splendid record for courtesy and
safe driving. Two other employees
seen in pictures are Howard Holtz
man and Wm. Fraser. As an in
stance showing^ the wide ramifica
tions of this firm is the picture of
a shipment of seed being prepared
for export to Norw.ay.
The new firm recognizes the
bondage and reputation of sixty
years of sound business principles
and service and is pledging itself to
a continuance of these principles
which has won for them an ever
increasing patronage.
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