The Seaforth News, 1945-03-15, Page 2THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1945.
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Congestion and Irritation In Bronchial Tubes
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grand relief, most young mothers
to cold -congested rub VapoRub on the throat, chest
bronchial tubes and back at bedtime. It starts towork
with its special at once and keeps on working for
hours to bring relief. Invites restful
sleep. Often by morning most of
the misery of the cold is gone!
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double -action home remedy for re-
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Mrs. William Andrew, Exeter —
Mrs, \\-m. Andrew. who had been
a patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don. since January. 1944. died last
week in her 74th year. Death came as
a relief to her sufferings as she had
been in a helpless condition for some
time. Surviving are one son, George,
of London; and three daughters. Mrs.
E. J. Pym, of UTsborne, Mrs. Norman
Knight of Senforth, and Miss Mary.
A private funeral was held in Exeter
last Thursday afternoon.
Relatives Share In Estate
Fourteen .residents of \Vingham,
Belgrave and nearby communities
share in property left by the late
David Beecroft of New York, auto-
mobile pioneer and former resident
of Ontario. Bequests of $1,759 each
go to Mrs. Henry McGee of Wingham,
sister, John Beecroft, Belgrave. bro-
ther, $2,750 to Mars. Wellington Dow,
\Vinghaul. niece, 91,750 to Mrs. Jas.
Wightmau, Listowel, $325 each to
May McBurney, John McBurney, Gil-
bert and Beatrice Beecroft, Belgrave,
Roy McGee, Gordon McGee anti Dug -
tun Beecroft. all of Wiughanl, $325
to Mrs.. Herbert Campbell of Wing -
ham. Ole. Beecroft died in 1943 at the
age of 08. He was associated with the
Bendix Aviation .corporation from
1928. Born in Huron county, he enter -
MAGIC Chocolate Gold Calve
3 tbs. butter Yolks of 3 eggs
3 f cup sugar 1;, cups of flour
1 tsp. flavoring extract X cup of milk
3 tsp. Magic Baking Powder
Cream butter; add sugar sfocvly; add egg yolks
which bate been beaten until thick;is add
attei-
Sift together. flour and baking p
nately with milk to first mixture. Bake In two 7"
greased layer -cake pans at 375°F. for 30-25 minutes.
SUGARLESS ICING
CHOCOLATE FROSTING: 1 egg white; 34 cup
Maple Syrup; 34 tap. salt; X cup Cocoa;. 34 tsp.
- vanilla.
Put egg white, maple syrup and salt in top of
double boiler over boiling water and beat with
rotary beater for 9 minutia. Remove from
l. Aheat and
fold In cocoa gradually, blending
and spread over cake. MADE IN CANADA
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Spence's Produce
MGOVERNMENT REGISTERED
EGG GRADING STATION
Highest Cash Prices paid for
Eggs and Poultry
Phone 170-W, Seaforth
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Fertilizer
Grass Seed &
Seed Corn
Orders for above should be in as
soon as possible and be sure of
delivery.
CO - OP & SHUR-GATN FEEDS
made daily
Western Grain & Chop
Peanut Oil Meal
Cod Liver Oil
Feeding Molasses
Oyster Shell & Limeshell
Finn's Minerals & Tonics
Reduced Iron
Rex Wheat Germ. Oil.
Cooper's DRI-KIL
Universal!, Milking Machines & Parts
Seaforth Farmers Co-operative
Phone 9
DISPERSAL SALE
At Huron County Horne, one mile south of Clinton,
Ontario, on No. 4 Highway
TUESDAY, MARCH .27th, 1945
commencing at 1.30 p.m. •
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A complete dispersal sale of the Shorthorn Herd of the Huron
County riome will be held on the above date consisting of the
following: -- 3 fresh cows. 5 due shortly after the sale, 3 to freshen
in the fall. also 2 0000 earcinated heifers.
This herd is fully accredited and T.B. tested.
Catalogues l.e available at the County Home, Clinton,
Ontario, Phone 21, and also el, the Agricultural Office, Clinton.
The Committee in tliai'ge of County Home affairs have decided
to maintain a dairy herd d only and therefore theentire herd of Short-
horns will be sold tt the hr:atest bidder at t,liis sale.
TERMS -- CASH
Huron County Home Committee, (A. McCann, Chairman) Proprietors
N. W. Miller, Clerk
Duncan A. Brown, Auctioneer.
y��'_wt1.j7Je.�ld.J?,'. it?•2 y."fa:P��
QPII .'P,ik 3.
4 S .. DEAD or
DISABLED
cuiekly removed in clean sanitary trucks. 'Phone collect
219 MITCHELL
LLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED
ed the automobile field in 1902, Pro-
perty left by the testator was ap-
praised at $65,040 gross value, $39,207.
net.
Lily Has Six Blooms --
Mrs.
Mrs. George Bundcho has a lily
isintoll bloom. The'plant
which k
a1 ' a cot in height is.
whichstands over f g
growing From a year-old bulb and is
flowering for the drst time. There are
two sturdy stems each with three
light orange blossoms centred with
green on the top of each. This is very
unique for this type of plant as only
one stent usually grows from the
bulb with two blooms on each. The
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Yirth..
AT is the
attitude of the life insurance
companies toward policy-
holders cashing in on their
poticidl°?
ANSWER: They do every-
thing they can to avoid such
policy surrenders. They have
special departments devoted
to the conservation of existing
business and they recognize
that their best agents in the
field arethosewho help people
to keep themselves and their
families protected.
But don't cash values in
policies encourage surrenders?
ANSWER: They shouldn't.
The cash value privilege
should be used only in cases
of real need when sudden
misfortune may force a man
to raise all the money he can.
His life insurance is one place
to which he can turn. If the
need is not too extreme he can
obtain a loan on his policy and
so keep his insurance in force.
Because of the cash value and
loan benefits in policies many
ahome has beenkepttogether,
many a business saved in time
of storm and stress.
One of a series of messages sponsored by
We insurance eowpanres in Canada
plant, has several' leaves which are
long, smoth and medium green in
color. — Milverton Sun.
Dashwood Couple
Married 66 Years —
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kraft of Dasli
oocl on Sunday wood S d 5 marked their 66th
wedding anniversary, They have been
residents of Dashwood for the past
34 years. After their marriage in Ste
priest Township by Rev. J. C. Himm
ler, Lutheran pastor at Dashwood,
they farmed for 32 years in Stephen,
later moving to Dashwood. Three
: livine
daughters and one sou ere g
Mrs. iPred Rader, of Dabhwood; Mrs.
Victor Heywood of Exeter; Mrs. Wil
Ilam Stadelbauer, of London, and Ed-
mund Kraft, of Dashwood Their son,
2 There are trine
John, died in 19 1.
grandchildren and six great-grand-
children, At their double wedding the
other couple was Miss Katherine
Kraft, sister of Mr. Kraft, and Christ-
ian Stade, brother of Mrs. Kraft.
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Crime in Art—Specialty of A
Super Sleuth
A super -sleuth of art, who. uses the
latest methods of the FBI, the police
and the laboratory, reveals...in The
American Weeklywith, this
Sunday's
S ayte
March 18)issue of The Detroit Sun-
day
un-.
day Thnes,..how he -recognized the
real Mona Lisa and upped the value
of a portrait of Lafayette from $127
to at least $100,000, Get Sunday's De-
troit Times.
Aerial view of Magog with Dominion.
Textile Plant in foreground.
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Liquor Control Board of Ontario
NOTICE
to Individual Liquor Permit Holders
DO NOT DESTROY
your present individual
Liquor Permit -
Liquor Permits will be extended (not re -issued)
to March 31st, 1946 on application and payment
of $1.00 at any Liquor Control Board Store on
and after March 19th, 1945..
The decision to extend the use of the present
permits will effect a substantial saving in paper
and printing costs, and is in keeping with present
day conservation policies.
WILLIAM G. WEBSTER
Chief Commissioner