HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-04-08, Page 5'THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1937.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
PAGE FIVE
These prices will be good until April 14
AYLMER
CHOICE -GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, 2s
2. 21c
OXYDOL, LARGE PKG.
PER PKG. 20c
CRUNCHIE SWEET PICKLES, lge. 27 oz. .. 'PER BTL
25c
PEANUT BUTTER, Large 23 oz, Jar, 3 Star EACH 25c
PEACHES, Aylmer 2s squat
PER TIN 1 7c
PRUNES, LARGE SWEET
2 LBS. 25c
Aylmer Tomatoes, size 2s ;drat
l.ttx Toilet Soap
Cascade Salmon, bang- Pink, 1'.s
la
Rolled Oats
per tin 1l?c
4 cruses 25c
2 tins 17t:
2 tins 25c
llt.?, 25e
Handy Ammonia
I laves Lenton t Cil, 12 oz,
per pkg. 5e
per bel, 23c
\lanning's Chocolate Cherry 1\4.
Speck'
Aylmer S pups, except Imre chicken
Hillcrest Toilet raper
IIiscuits
I\lallm
ner 11,.
c
2 in 1.''p:
3 rolls 25e
Carnation Evaporated Milk, small Each 5c
Carnation Evaporated Milk, Tall Each 10c
Arrow Tea, !;lack, Mixed, 1 th hag
Pie Cherries, Solid Pack
Dessert Pears, halves
Prune Plums
Rhubarb
Pineapple Cubes
per bag 49c
2 Tins 25c
2 Tins 25c
Per Tin 12c
3 Tins 25c
Per Tin 15c
Pure Maple Syrup, fresh made per quart 50c
Karo Corn Syrup_, 2s Tin -18c; 5s Tin 39c
Amber Honey
Electric Bulbs
10 lb, Pails 65c
40, 60 Watt, each 15c
Ross J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce
PHONE
PHONE 77
Walker's
FUNERUNDERTAKING-and-
SERVICE
EMBALMING
:Motor or Ilorse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license,
Flowers furnished
Night or day phone 67
SEAFORTH MARKETS r1.36
Wheat, per 'bug
Oats, per has, 56'c
Hogs, ,per cwt. X3'75
Quantity of Feed For a Hen
The question is .frequently asked as
to the amount of feed a hen will eat
in a year. Those who are in a posi-
tion to know claim that with stash
and whole grain combined a hen will
eat from B0 to 90 pounds. On the bas-
is of wheat at $t140 per bushel the
cost would be $11150; .and at 'Present
prices of feed it will cost around that
'figure to feed a hen through the year.
On .this basis she would have to pro-
duce nine dozen twenty -cent eggs in
order to pay for her feed alone. How-
ever, in many 'flocks average produc-
tion is crowding twice this amount;
- which allows for a margin of profit
after raising the pullet and -allowing
for overhead and labour.
- According to the terms of 'the new
(M -nada -United Kin;gcloin trade ,pact,
recently made public !by :Hort, Chas.
Dunning, Minister of Finance, when
the 3(137 budget was presented to the
House of Commons, Canadian farm-
ers will continue to have • free entry
to the British markets for bacon,
hams, cattle beef and dairy prodntcts.
The quota on bacon remains at 2a0.-
1 -00000
S0,11151;000 ,pounds per annum, which
gives bacon hog .producers ample
scope to expand their 'business, Can-
adians are safeguarded in• exports of
cattle and meat up to 50,000 head of
cattle per anmmn, and the. value is
enhanced ihy the one and one-half
cents per pound duty on foreign chil-
led beef imposed by the UnitedKing-
s
McKinley's Chicks
8c
Rocks and Leg. 8c, . , after May 8th
Leg. 8c; Rocks 9c, after April 20th
Leg. 9c; Rocks 10c, after April 12th
Leg. 100; Rock 11c, after April 4th
All Breeding Stock Gov't Ap-
proved and Bloodtested.
Started Chicks and Pallets for
sale. Colne and see theist.
J. E. Mc'KINLEY
Phone 97141, I-Iensall. ZURICH
Good Equipment stake: a Good
Farmer Better
�f
FOR QUALITY & SERVICE
BUY
McCormick Deering
Farre Machinery
AND REPAIRS
From Your Local Dealer
JOHN BACK
SEAFORTH
Alain St. I>hone 17
don last:December. No change was
trade in the 19.12 agreement regard-
ing dairy ,products whioh were ac-
corded free entry. While the United
Kingdom was at liberty to' apply pre-
fei`ential control against Canadian
dairy products at the 'termination of
the previous agreement. no action
has been taken.
• Western Ontario is Ieading Canada
in reforestation interest, declared F.
S. Newman, of the Provincial For-
estry Station at St, Williams. He re-
ported private interests in this section
of the 'Province have ordered ' more
than 6,000,090 trees, to ,he planted
immediateLy.
"As St. Williams is the forestry
station for the part of the Province
south of Collin.,*wood and Toronto,
we ,10' in a position to know the ex-
act demand for trees in the Western
Ontario section," Mr, Newman said.
Curious New Discoveries About Pain
An arti.le in The American \Weekly
with the April 11 issue of The Detroit
Sundry "Times discloses :unto scienti-
fic 'problems revealing why a giant
boy can't feel any pain• in his -big
feet; wh!lt :Hakes a toothache so ag-
onizing, and why you can feel the
pain when there's nothing to cause it.
and other fails about pain.
DIED
McLaughlin --in McKillop on Fri-
day, ;April .2.11969, .Catharine Cnnnoly,
relict of the late 'Patrick McLaughlin,
aged 70 years. 4 months.
dfiniayson - 111 Toronto, 011 Wed-
nesday, Marclt .1114 193:7, Margaret
Weiland, wife of William J. Finlay-
son, in her 315ith year.
Kennedy-In'Toronto at her 'home,
1417 Highhout ne . Rd., on March 311st,
11937, Helen A, Mackay, 'beloved wife
of Mr, Liaucl>ifn 'Kennedy. tl.nterment
in Clinton Cemetery,
FOR SALE
if ideal Miller incubator, 400.egg
capacity, good as new. '11 Buckeye in-
cubator, lllu) egg capacity, in good
condition at bargain prices. Mso a
few h tsliel: of 10316 graded timothy
eel, Phone 3!411 r 12, Seaforth, 19aBt
Lawson 14
TOWN TOPICS
The Wonted s • H,ospital ,Aid is hold-
ing aeuchre party in the Badminton
club rooms on Tuesday evening,
April 301th.
• blrs, J. IR, Dunlop and two children
of Stratford were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Hart for a few days 'last
week. -
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weiland -left
Saturday for an extended !visit in To-
ronto with their son tn.11aw, Mr. Wm.
Fln Iaysan,
Mrs. C. W. Colclough is visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr; and
Mos. j, A. Storey.
Mr. Thomas !Phillips has purchased
the residence, •corner of Market and
High sts„ from Mrs. •M-imnie Haggard
and will occupy it shortly.
Citizens have inquired about a
bearded man asking from door to
door far copies of The Seaforth
News, 'Ve learn that Horace Baker,
\Iitehell hard, was 1 town apparent-
ly looking for a ,particular i>sur con-
taining some of his poetry.
Miss \Mary Kling. nurse -in -training
of Woodstock General hospital, spent
ai couple of day.; during the week end
11111 11r, an Mos. W. D. Manson. -
Mr, and Mrs, R. 1): Harrison of
\loutreal !tare returned !route after
spending 1110 holiday :'ittt \1r•. and
Mrs. Err,: liabi:irii ,`1t' father, lir.
John Shannon. Miss \l,i'}aret Iiab-
.:irki returned tvlth Brent.
\1 r. Ernest Steven- '.a: purchased
;he Hoggarth residence, Railway St.,
and will ..shortly - move ; 11 fatally
there from Spading. St.
Mrs. Beattie and daughter and son
Ross, and Mrs. \\'m: •Beattie, all of
Erie, Pa„ visited Sunday with .11r.-
and
•lr.and Mrs. George Hills.
Miss Dorothy Parke, iuurse-in-
training of Sptrathroy •General hospi-
tal, spent a couple of days at the
home of her parents, •Mr. and Mrs. R,
G. Parke.
Miss Elizabeth McClelland and
v1r. Allan Baker of Toronto were
guests Sunday of Mrs. ,R. 5. •!Pays,
We are pleased to report little
Nancy Anne, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Nott, is recover-
ing nicely front a severe attack of
bronchitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Love and son
Junior of Thedford visited at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Andrew
Crozier,
Mrs.. Morrow and (laughter Loi. of
Calgary are viiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, lames Sproat. Her father
ha: .been gl11te ill for some time.
Nit-. and :\-Ito. VW. H. Little ani sort
'Roy of Brantford spent the week -end
with the fornter's father, Mr. Andrew
Litt
Miss Emma Sntale of Mitchell vis-
ited her uncle, Mr,'Thomas Smale,
last week,
fire Gillespie residence nn Janne..
St. has been purchased by \Ir, Mel-
vin Clarke who is having alterations
made before occupying it,
The maul friends of \Mr.• Will Pol-
lard of Sebringville are .sorry to 'know
he has been i11.
TO GIVE LECTURE
ON THE CORONATION
The -Coronation of ling 'George \'I
and Queen 'Elizabeth on May 1'? dvill
occupy the attention of millions of
people throughout the !Empire, not
only on that morning, but during the
necks from. the present to that time.
An opportunity of learning the full
significance of the age-old ceremony
of crowning or sha'llowing" the :ming
and Queen, and so, of following the
broadcast of the service,- w'i'th much
fuller 'understanding will he given to
the people of Seaforth on Tuesday
evening, tgpril 'la when an address,
illustrated by fifty coloured lantern
slides will be given by Major the Rev.
F. Gwynne Lightbourn. B..\.,B,D„ ip
St, 'Thomas' Church parish hall under
the auspices of the Ladies" =ui1(1,
\\•'!tile the press bas been able t"
sive a fairly full picture 01 what 01C
take place in AV•est01inster -Ahhey on
Coronation Day, very feta. apart from
those who have made a study of the
1'oronatioe ritual, have asp - _ *ria:
knowledge of the history and onet11-
'11g. of the parts of the service and ,-1
the elaborate vestur and ornaments
delivered to the minx daring. the
ceremony.
:Mahar T.ighthourn has made a
study of • the records of British coron-
ations from the sixth century to the
present 'time and will explain the de-
velopment of the ritu•ai and the re-
galia, and the way in which the ser-
vice of inauguration has grown with
the expanding. idea of the monarchy.
By means of beautifully coloured
slides made from pictures of former
c,ronati00s,'he will show- suchsignif-
icant parts of the service as the 'Rec-
ognition, the :Oath, the ;Anointing, the
Investiture 'with robes,. orb, scettres
and Crown, th o t e Lnthronization, and
the -Homage of the Bishops, Princes
and ;Peers. The anointutg and crown-
ing of the last two Queens of Eng-
land and the principal participants in
the service will be shown, together
with pictures and diagrams showing
accurately the arrangement -of the
Abbey for the service,
CONSTANCE
Mrs. Hugh 'Ferguson, 'her another,
Mrs. Minetly and two b-rothers, Earl
and Eimer Minelly, of Forest visited
Mr, and Mrs. W. Britton on Sunday.
Mr. Robert Moore of Stratford is
Annual Meeting
HURON FOOT BALL AS-
SOCIATION
Carnegie- Library, Seaforth, on
FRIDAY EVENING
APRIL 16th
at 8:15
The Hallowing of
A British Sovereign
A - Lecture on the History, Content
and Meaning of the English Corona-
tion Service, illustrated -by 50 beauti-
fully coloured lantern slides, portray-
ing all the principal actions of the
Service and the Regalia used in the
inauguration 'Kinugs and Queens,
tro in _\ Itdlo-Saxon 11111es to the pres-
Mat,r the Rev. F. GWYIY'NE
1.11;HT1:,O1"RN, B;A,, B.D.. Rector
St. Jams.' Church. Stratford.- and
Chaplain o1 the Perth Regiment.
Under auspices of Ladies' Guild of
St, Thomas' Church, Seaforth
TUESDAY, APRIL 13TH
'tt '1 o'clock -
3111. _ cents; Children Cul cent,
spending few day's ,vlth iiis brother,
NI.-
Mr.
I• \Ir. Wm. Dale showed his horses
at Stratford Spring Fair on .Wednes-
day.
\le \\ :want Jewitt, Bert Ste-
phenson,` \-erste Dale and Harold •
G,.,r.ier attended the Stratford Spring
Fair on Wednesday.
.Arra Britton is spending a week
or two with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs: W. Britton.
\irs. Jack Busby and (laughter
Shirley of Chatham are visiting Mrs.
Busby's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Rob-
ert Lawson,
The Cub of Progress their last
meeting for This. season in the
schoolroom 11riday evening. \•lr.
Wm. Jewitt took the chair in the ab-
sence of. the .President. The minutes
of the preceding meeting were ad-
opted as real) by the secretary. Miss
Jean Anderson gave a reading after
which !Miss .Cleta Medd sang a solo.
The \Cls e !Helen and ;Edith But-
ton gave a piano duet and M1 Ross
Mann sant aceompanyiug himself
on the guitar. \Ir, Wilfrid \\fine fa-
voured the audience with an address
on "The Ventilation of Hen Houses."
Mr. Kelso Adams sang a solo and the
Kinhurn Netts 1%115 read' by -Miss Ella
Dexter. The meeting closed with God
Styr the King. Those responsible for
the program were the three trustees,
tees,
HENSALL
Winners in thespring: show: Clyde
llncat, Robt. Murdoch, 1 uetoield,
Chao. t.. 0. 111 ,l t, Exeter; stallion, 1034,
T. I. Me\liehael, Seaforth; Roos
l't•idhaut. Standard bred mare, Camp-
bell. • Heavy draft snare, Russeli
Scott, T. 1 31lc\luhaeli tilly or geld-
ing 3 years, 'Root Wright, W. Dale.
G. Jacobi; 511(101..2 years, 11. now -
son; under 1 year, Earl Dick, R.
'l'inncy, 0, Slavin, Heusall, draft
team, 'James Scott Russell Scott.
Agricultural mare Fred Loney, -
Jacobi: filly or -gelding, 3 year., •\W.
Hantiltou & Sou, R. Scott, Robt,
Wright: under 2 years. \Vet, Date,
W. Hamilton & Son, Rohl. 'Thomp-
son: agricultural team. Wm. _Hamil-
ton -& Son, Ruese11 Scott, J E. Hog -
earth. 'General purpose team,. Wm.
Decker; Zurich. Roadster, farmers'
class, W. E. Keys, \[r. Elliott. Chas.
tiodbolt; filly or gelding, 2 years, 'R.
Wright. Roadster, open class, Camp-
bell Championship. draft mare or
gelding, James Scott and 2nd: agri„
\C. ,Hamilton and 2nd. !Grand champ-
ion, ,Jane's Scott; twp. prize, lames
Scott, Wm. Hamilton- Shorthorns,
{roll, R. N. Peck, W. C. Oe'tricitt'r.
Crediton bull, 11P35 R. N. Peck; cow,
R N. Teck; heifer, Peck and 2nd.
Hereford:, hull, Wright,. joint •210-
C tegor, Rensalt; bull, 1935 O'Neil
Bros., Denfield; John McGregor;
cow, Wright; heifer, O'Neil Bros..
Wright: market cattle, steer or heifer,
Wright, O'Neil Fro_., J \Ira. regor;
baby beef, O'Neil Bros and 211d;,
Wright. • Humphrey Snell, yud,e of
cattle. 'Geiger's special, Root. \lut•-
doch: het wagon horse, Wm. , 1),,:k-
er, Zurich,. Boats' special for o lts,
R. Tinnev R Sons, \'1'nt. Slavin. 9.
Rowe. Boys judging, horses, 1?.iis,,•,
Forrest. a, Crich, Ross Porre.t: -
tle \. lt'it it, Edison Forrt... :1
Forrest. The j't tae r horses 0a.
C. Steckler. B-autford,
KIPPEN.
A play entitled "Hillbilly Court -
:411)p" will he presente.l '1y Brno,.!;
Y.P, at St: Andrew's Church, 1G,•-•
on Friday, April loth. Ad. -ad -don:
Adults 35c, children .115c.
Alden J. Whiteman Passes
In California -
On Good 1 riday morning,'. March
:tion, 1!r :\Iden I. Whiteman, a well-
kmown and much respected resident
of Long. Beach, California. passed
away at his home at 1417 Cedar Ave-
nue after an illness of several
010111115. The funeral was held on Eas-
ter Monday, \larch 29th, from the
Simpson-Dilday ;Funeral Hiotne to
Sunnyside Cemetery. Rev, Rex Ban,
a very close friend, assisted by Rev.
Theodore Schultz, had charge of the
service, Mr. Whiteman had lived a
number of years in Detroit before
moving to Long -Beach some fifteen
years ago.A son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. John VVltiteman, he was - horn'
and spent his early life in this ..cor•
-
inuttity and his friends, many of
AS* •
• v-
�t s
.
$ce° R.O.P. SIRED tP
BARRED ROCK CHICKS
Are completely :old ,out until April 2019, and only a lifnited
number on that date. The first week in May is booked to capacity.
NEW HAMPSHIRE Chicks available April 15th, 500;
April 22nd, 300. Now booking orders for May
Although we have enlarged our incubator capacity over -
10,000'eggs, and are having the best hatches of quality
chicks. the deman(l is far greater than the supply. This speaks
in no uncertain manner its to tile Merit Of our stock.
A Caponizing Expert will be at our Farm this week, and
we take orders for work of this kind,
Scott's Poultry Farre
SEAFORTH.
PHONE 251 -32
IN A CASE
TRACTOR
FOR 1937
COME IN
AND LET'S PROVE IT]
ROBT. AGAR
AGENT FOR CASE TRACTORS AND FARM
MACHINERY
1'htme _230r5. Seaf,il•tlt
.„11,111 sit \ 1:.11. i-t'i',r , t1'. ...-.
lest July, will . ,1,: . !euro of nis't.h.,, .leek .. n..1
death, Surviving are hi wife in Lone sister. Miss Janet.
!leach: twit brothers, .\!feed of /d•n;
City. Illinois. and Herbert. Cert v l pronto
as. well as timet ister.. \]r.. LCtiat'
-McConnell of Detroit.
Din.dale of Kipper, and Miss \la1>ell'.
Whiteman, alt,, left here about three
weeks ago to he with ,her brother
until the end conte. l'hr ovntpathy o'
the community goes out to those w'lt,•
mourn the loss .a' 0 beloved htisbatt'i.
and brother. -
Air. Jack Pepper, -who has had the
Stewart farm rented. has rented a
farm attar Das11wo,,1 and has ntovec
there. -
Miss Elsie Roliltins, of Fsi;e-. .yho
has been the ;sept \Ir. and Airs
Wm. Bell, returned home on Sunday.
Mr.. N.. Mc:'l., of Henalh i1
visiting with \Ir.. T. D. Ste
The many friends -1 \irs, 31Vnt.
t reen ;till be - r to know that she
1s lai 1 up with a , t ity st'rante't ankle.
:\ .needy reeoee.. .- hoped ;t.-.
Mr. and \I.rs. J. 11. Stewart ami
Miss VW•mtie and MI. Pete Stewart
who have ,erit 'tn 1140, for file past few
year- r \i'sa .. r.tt_. have returned
their '111 07' 21,011u. We tceic:rrt;
them 1.
\lr. L .., .. lJo' of 1)i'trnit, s< -
c F. ail. -.
vi_cited over
mother and
Want att,l f o. ..,.. ads, 3 wi.. 59c.
SHUR GAIN
1106
CONCENTRATE
$3.25
NEW
HOUSE DRESSES ..
WORK BOOTS
84c
1.95TO4,50
HARNESS PARTS, SWEAT
PADS, ETC., KEPT IN STOCK
CANNED GOODS
SPECIALS
Corn !An
, Peas - 10c
Tomatoes. large can lac
Tomato Juice. large cans
3 for 25c
T Mc.ASH
VARNA
WITH A PRESTON
FERTILATOR
Modernize your old seed drill and save
money. Merely by attaching an efficient
Preston Fertilator-you can make it a
combination seed and fertilizer drill. Tim
Fertilator is allsteel, andcanbe attached
easily to standard makes of seed drills.
It sows any grade of fertilizer, is positive
in action, and planes the fertilizer down
the spouts with the grain!
Write for complete details.
THE 9AMESWAY
OIL -BURNING BROODER
Reliable, economical, well -made.
Tee Jameewsy all through. The
Jameeway Oil Burning Brooder
will save you money and time,
giivvesss you stronger, healthier
cc
Eastern Steel Products
571 ris1 1 1, ,5`r,0et �.//m/'Yt'd-Falio[Ini also a; -
Preatow Un[, - '��'. itvntruaf,t•'CJrnnto