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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-05-02, Page 3THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1940 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE THREE qF "I'LL DIVE rJ YOUR FAMILY TASTIER, MORE DIGESTIBLE BREAD" Before The Supreme Court— A mealier of cases wore listed for herring before the Supr er u+ Court of Heron Comity at Goderich, which opened oh Tuesday. Henry Pierce. Goderich jeweler, through his counsel, L, F Dancey, has caused a writ to be issued against Clarence Brenner of near Zurich, farrier, claiming $5,110n damages for alienation of his (Pierce's) wire's affections. The colt• pie are now separated and Pierce al• leges In the writ that 13reuner is now maintaining Mrs, Pierce at the home of his sister in Kitchener. Pierce was prosecuted in police court by his wife on a charge of non-support and Was ordered to pay her $5 a week until July and after that date $6 a month The husband claimed he was called vile names by his wife because of his failure to have the. Sunday diaper ready when she returned from morn. ing church, He , then declared he "spanked her." They have been Man'. riot twenty years. Allegations against his wife's character made by Pierce were ordered stricken from Ole rec• aril at the request of Frank Donnelly. counsel for Mrs. Pierce. The non -jury sessions commenced on Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the court horse at. Goderich. Five actions are listed. The case of Vere D. Cunningham, Stil concession. Colborne, wito is suing the West Wa- wanosh Mutual Fire Insurance Comp• arty for $5408.55 for loss and damage by lire payable under a fire insurance policy, is of widespread interest. Cum ningbam's house and barn were de• stroyed by fire on July 22, 1939. P. R. Darrow, counsel for Cunningham; Frank Donnelly for the insurance company. The case er Frederick \'Vii• liam Watts vs. Minnie Cudmore, S. J. Watts, F. R. Watson and Mary Law- son, :aw•sm1, all of Clinton, for possession of a house in that town will be heard aft.er several adjournments, Two wills or the litigants' father allegedly exist- ed when 110 died, Undue ludueme is claimed to have been used at the time the second will Was drawl, Frank Fingland, KC., for plaintiff; L. E. Dancey, K.C., for defendant. Jacob Brown, Hay Township tartan brings action on behalf of himselt and all other creditors of one of the de. fondants Luella Brown. Orville. A. Witmer and Anetta Simeon, Zurich, also are named as defendants. The claim is for $616.25, money loaned to ACCT. No,.0 a GUELPH, ONT, ,IIIIAQ, l9 Atte- the orrieir If your cream cheques aren't as large as they ought to be, don't blame your cows—and don't blame the creamery. A worn out or low-grade separator means small create cheques. You can assure maximum cream profits—by installing a new Viking Separator. 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Simpson, Toronto, silver plated baking dish for best baby beer senior and junior exhibited from Hullrott, Tttekerslni(h, Stanley and Goderich townships, Kinsnitut Bros., Cromarty. • Special Prizes t Special prize of $18 for the hest three heavy draftagricultural or gen• i oral purpose horses (stallions barred) any age on halter, and need not fres property of one man, but owned in the township, Nile Shantz Plattsvifle, William FIamilton and Son, Cromarty; Wm. J. Dale, Clinton. Special prize of $15 donated by R. Mortloch, Brueefield, limited to entries foaledduring seasons 1936 to -1939 and sired by Favorite. Again, Scot- land's Remembrance, Misty Law or Dunnre Remembrance William J. Dale, Stewart Meltwen, 2-3-4, Charles Stewart and Son, Londesboro. Special prize of $15 donated by C. Lindsay, Clinton for entries foaled !during the seasons 19374;3.39 and sir ed by Clydesdale stallions, Maripot or ('ragie Gaiety; William N1clwen Clinton Special )prize of $10 for two animals (stallions barred) draft or agricultur at 11 r011 and owned by exhibitors foaled in 1138-39; Stews rt. McEwen Clinton; William J. Dale, Clinton, R. R 1 foaled in 1936 or previous—Gus itis Special prize or $3. donated by Mel.. back, Auburn; Chas. Godbolt, Exeter. viii ('rich Clinton for two shorthorn Heavy Draft Horses animals male or female progeny of Brood Mare ---Wm. McEwen, C11u- one clan bred and owned by exhibitor ton, MR. 5, Wm. Argent; Stewart --W. Oestricher, Crediton. MCEWen, Clinton; Harvey Turner and Western Canada Flour Mills, Code Son, Varna; filly or gelding, foaled in rich, 1,00o lbs, mineralized salt, for 1939 or previous ---N. Shantz, Plaits• best exhibit of livestock owned and vine, 1.24; It, Toll, Blyth; filly or gel. exhibited by farmer in Hallett, Stam Cling, foaled in 1937—Stewart Mc- Ewen, Harvey Turner and Sols; filly or gelding. foaled in 1938, Wm. J. Dale, ('11(1tou, J. S. Falconer, Dublin; win, Hamilton and Son, Cromarty. Horse, colt, or filly, foaled in 1939__ Wm, J. Dale, Clinton; Harvey Turin er and Son, Varna; teats Ili harness, Nile Shantz. P-laltsville, Roy Toll. Blyth; Wnt. McEwen, Clinton, Sweep. stakes, Nile Shantz. Agricultural Brood mare, Coyne Bros., Skaffa; Stewart McEwen; Chas. Stewart and San, Londeshoro;-H. Turner and Son, Varna. Filly or gelding. foaled in 1936 or previous, Wm, Hamilton and Son and third; Nile Shantz; Wm. J Pale. ly or gelding, foaled in 1937 \1. McFilEwen, W. I. Dale, Robert Wright, Seaforth, J. E. Falconer, Dublin; filly or gelding, foaled in 1938, Stewart Mc- Ewen, H. Turner and Son, W L. Whyte, Seaforth; J. W. VanEgmond, Clinton. Horse, colt or filly, foaled in 1939, Stewart McEwen, J. Flynn, Clin• ton; W. J. Dale, M. McTaggart, Hen• call; team in harness, \Val. Hamilton and Son, Wm, J. Dale, Robert 'Wright, Chas. Stewart. Sweepstakes, Stewart McEwen. General Purpose Filly or gelding, foaled in 1936 or previous, Wm. Decker, Zurich; M. E. Hooper and Son, St. Marys; W. S. Munro, Entbro• filly or gelding, foaled in 1937-38, W. 5, Munro, Wm. Decker, M, E, Hooper and Son and fourth. Team in harness, \Vm. Decker, W. S. Munro, M. E. Hooper and Son. Special prize for Class 20, open only to exhibitors from Hallett, Tucker. smith, Stanley and Goderich tp.. Chas. Stewart and Son, Lonclesbcn'o. Light Horses Stallion standard bred trotter or pacer, George Riley, Mitchell st al• • n s ldbalt Exeter: lion Sac It ey Chas. C c stallion, French coach Gus Ill buk. Auburn; carriage horse in harness over 15.2 hands. \V. S. Munro, and seoold; Ward Hodgins, Claudeboy.-; roadster in harness, 15,2 hands or an- tler. John Voddeu, Londeshora; (;0n, Pryre, Seaforth; roadster or ,•atrial, horse in harness, open to ,'xhibiters from Hallett, Stmtley, Turla'rsluith. Goderich township, John Vodden. Loldesbero. Sweepstakes, Ward 1Ied 511111, Lady drivers, Mrs. W. N, Munro. Eaim); NH's. Ross Chapman, Riese': Mrs, W. Jenkins, Clinton. Special—Roadster o1' hackney. Mr der 1 year, Art Weber, Dashwood. Shorthorn Cattle Bull, calved in 1938 or previous, Ho. binson Bros. St. Marys, \V. E. Parker and Sous, Watford, W. Oestricher, Crediton; bull, calved in 1939, Cliff Keys, Varna, H. Armstrong. Kinbarn; W. Oestricher, W. Turnbull, Brussels. Heifer, calved in 1958, W. E. Parker and Sons, \V. Oestricher, Roy Pepper. Seaforth, W. 18. Parker and Sons. Hei- fer, calved in 1939, W. Oestricher and Son, W. E. Parker and Sons. Malt land Henry, Belgrave, \V. Oestricher. Get of Sire class, 3 animals not over 2 years of age, 1 hale, 2 females, W. E. Parker, W. Oestricher, Robinson Bros„ St. Marys. • Herefords Bull, calved in 1938 or previous. Iloward Wright, Cromarty. O'Neil Bros„ Denfield, Thomas Turner, Clin- ton. Bull, calved in 1939, O'Neil Bros. Howard Wright and third. Heifer, cal• veil in 1938, Howard Wright and third. O'Neill Bros. 2 and 4; heifer, calved in 1939, O'Neil Bros„ and second and third, H. Wright, Get of sire class, 3 animals, not over 2 years, 1 male and 2 females, O'Neil Bros., Howard Wright. Aberdeen Angus Bull, calved in 1938 or previous, Edward Bros., Watford and 2nd, F. Todd and Son, Luckuow; bell, calved in 1939, Edward Bros., Frank Todd and Sol, 2-3, heifer, calved in 1938. F. Todd and Son, 1-3, Edwards Bras.; heifer, calved in 1939, Edwards Bros.. F. Todd and Son. Get of Sire class, 3 animals not over 2 years, 1 male and 2 females, Edwards Bros„ Frank Todd and Sons. Sweepstakes, bull, Short horn. Hereford or Aberdeen Angus, Edwards Bros,, Watford. Market Cattle Senior baby beef steer or heifer. calved on or after Jan. 1. 1939, Frank Todd and Son,. O'Neill Bros., \V, E. Parker and Sous, W. H, Armstrong. Seaforth, Howard Wright Junior baby beef steer or heifer, calved on or after May 1, 1939 Edwards Bros., Kinsman Bros., Cr oma ty W E. Par. ker and Sons, Roy Pepper, Seaforth. Howard Wright W, Oesti'iclIer. Specials T. Eaton Co. Toronto, silver conn bination chop and relish dish for best beef bull exhibited from Hallett, Tuckersmith, . Stanley and Goderich townships,, Clifford Keys, Varna. Clinton Spring Show Draws Large Crowd The weather was not Just all that thight be desired Thursday for the postponed Canton spriug show, but that little circumstance did not keep the crowds front attending the show and it Is conservatively estimated that over 4,000 people were in the town. The quality of stock also was of the best and entries in all classes were numerous. A special feature of the 1940 sitars Was the installation of a loud speaker and the announcement 0f the prize winnersasthe judging was mulled on. Addresses were also given through the loud speaker at the opening of the show. W. IT. Lobb, president of the Huron Central Agricultural Society, spoke first, then Mayor Waters, Warden Geo. reagan, L. E. Cardiff, NLP„ Geo, H. Elliott, J. C. Shearer. The judges were: Prof, J, C. Steck- ley, Ridgetown, heavy horses; 4. F. Brownlee, Clarksburg, light horses; Al. Pinkney, Cooksville, cattle, Heavy Horses. Clydesdale—Stallion foaled In 1936 or previous—J. E. Falconer, Dublin; Wm. Hamilton and Sons, Cromarty; Chas. Lindsay, Clinton, 3 and 4. Stallion, foaled in 1987.38-1 E. Falconer, 111E Perchertul and Belgian --Stallion, Luella Brown and a declaration that conveyances she made were for the purpose of defeating and defrauding the plaintiff and other creditors of Luella Brown from the collection of their just claims. L. 10. 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Clinton Feed Mills, special prize, 25 11). bag of cattle mineral to each of three highest exhibitors from Hallett Tuvkersinitla, Stanley and Goderich townships—Beef cattle. W. .II. Arm- strong, Roy Pepper, C1f11' Keys; mar' kel etude, (Tiff Keys. Hoy Pepper. kinsman Bros. Live stork judging competition in beef cattle and draft horses 0110 )1 to Huron county boys of ages 15 to 20:— Frank McQuillan. Luekuow; Robert Henry, Belgrave; William. Turnbull. Ilrussels; Edwin Miller, Exeter, 179. 1.75, 102 and 142 points respectively. Special class for members or Clin- ton junior farmers club only, Jack I•Ienderson, Clinton; Clifford F'Iender- sort, Clinton; Earl Williams, Clinton, R.R. 2. 173. 140 139 paints respectively. Special prize for the best exhibit of live stock ownedand exhibited by one. exhibitor from Hallett Tuekersmfth Stanley and Goderich township, nuns. ber of animals, quality, appearance and uniformity to be considered -- $20, $15. $10. 1000 lbs. Ideal salt de1- ated by Western Canada Flour Mills Goderich—Stewart McEwen, William J. Dale, Clift Keys, William McEwen.. injured Eye in a Fail— When she fell over an upturned chair at her parents' Home recently, Lots, 7 year old daughter of Mr. and :Urs. W. Burchill, East Wawanosh, injured her right eye. This is the sec- ond accident to icer eyes. Three years ago she punctured her left eye with a pair of scissors and it is thought (hat the ]eek of sight in this eye tensed her to fall over the chair and Cie r CLOG DR , :IN ECAUSE it cuts right through IBIP clogging dirt, Gillett's Lye is a boon to the housewife! Keep it handy always—for clearing out drains , .. for scouring pots and pans . • . for many other every- day household tasks! *Never dissolve !ye in hot water. The action of the lye itself heats the water. 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