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• BIRTHS
McDonald. -In Scott Memorial Hespital, On
March 6th, to Mr. and Mos. Alex. McDon-
idd, of Seaforth, a daughter.
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NeW Playing, "F4tet of ,Bornexpo .
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, Monday, Tuestlak and Wednesday
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. GEORGE BANCROFT
Vigorous.,:„ two-fisted favorite, in
the most Smashing characteriza-
tion of his eareer.
"RICH MAN'S FOLLY"
., .. Assisted by Frances Dee
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' Thursday and Friday
Lawrence Tibbett, Lupe Velez
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and Ernest 'Torrance
in the picture you have waited
., for. .
"THE CUBAN LOVE SONG"
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The 1Goderich Lions Club p.ize
drawing will be held on Thursday
; night 'at 9.15. The proceeds an
Thursday night will be levoLed to
.; the Lions 'General Benefit Fund.
r Saturday Only
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"THE BARGAIN."
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featuring Lewis Stone, Doris Ken,
' Ton, 'Charles Butterworth -One ,rf.
i those unsung pictures that chrro.1.
1 (Tat.,Nli-ith their excellence.
'IVIatirieeer-Mednesday & Saturday
COMING': -Captain Plunkett and
His Durnbellsi,Marelt 21st. ,
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gr., 40 1J -et,*
and *S.-J.0W ,D
y New and r.
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err, 'of -aadanliii
Vere at Icitekeneg , , t 'day. vi #,..
Ant Mrs. Doer's 11W-ttet,' v. aeo ge
albfleisch, of Bra rier, Who is c 11-
valeseing there ate his atecent deli,'
•cate operation. " • ,
,Mr. and Mrs, Algx. ISioskePI and
'children and Mrs. Wes. Fischer, of
Fuliarton, spent Friday at the home
of Mr. and 1VD"siCharles 'Rlegele,
We are pleased tp note, that:Mrs.,
floegy, Sr., is somewhat recovered
from her recent illness.
Mrs. Fred Koehler and Mrs, Jerry
Doerr entertained the ladies to a
quilting -bee on Thursday last week.
In the eviening.the young folks were
entertained - at ' progressive euchre.
Several cars of young people from
Stratford were present, it being Miss,
Irene Koehler's birthday. A pleas-
ant time was 'spen't, .,,,,,, . ,
Mr. Henry 'Koehler is at present
visiting With ;Messrs. George and
Henry .Hoegy_? in Grey. .. '
Miss Marie Koehler and • her
mother, Mrs. Fred Koehler, accora-,
parried Dr. McGregor to Seaforth
Hospital , on Tnesday, where Miss
Koehler underwent an operation for
appendicitis. We wish her a sp-eedy
recovery.
Mrs. Wm. Koehler, who has been
ill, is now improving and will soon
be able to be out.
School Report. -.The. following is
the report of S. S. No. 10, McKillop,
for the months 'of' January and Feb-
ruary. Those marked with an' aster-
isk were absent for one or more ex-
aminations: • Sr. IV. -- Olive Pryce
-67.4, Oliver Pryce. 63.3, Allan Camp'
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nemesesselor
Weetinciratiid,•and Offer' ' • . .
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. PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN 20 YEAR, 6 PER CENT SINK
• • • ' ! ING FUND • DEBENTURES., NO -CALLABLE ."
D,ated. M9.rch. 15, 1932. •• ' . • •
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Price: 94.15 and 'accrued' interest to yielcl 6,5 per cent: .,,„, ..-• '.
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E. 'A. SIEGRIST & CO
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. Investment Bankers, Ltd. -
New Bank of Torento, Bldg., London, Ont. Met. 3370
• Phone .or telegraph at our expense.
Use Seaforth
Creamery Butter
18 Years
Highest Quality
Always
Confidence in business is obtained by years of dependable service.
We Want Cream.
"MORE CREAM"—"GOOD CREAM"
'Deliver your cream direct or send by truck or express and receive
our highest market price, consistent with accurate weights and tests.
Deliver your cream and receive your money.,
SEAFORTH CREAMERY
C. A. BARBER, Proprietor.
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'aga 446' At*00,14ro' 41,
141f,b; ?OW- -4...,.130.t1403141141Va v.;
gamiabent 4%1, -F,ttiner—Uorbin. , 10417.
chaf41, YonY.44904,.. Perigert.
jahintn71---( .!').410101044
iperfeet ipalling for
Pethlekl' paled -4004 two
• roont110}10,en
Damage, Ruth .Pethick, Betty Bul-
lard",'" Gdtdon . Blanchard. "TiUie
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•Storey; Teacher._ • ..
• -.School Report.. -The. 'following is
the report for IL S. -$. N. 12, Grey
and r4010110, for the oaths. of Janu-
ary and February. Those marked
with an. asterisk missed•examinations.
Sr. JVi--,Isabelle Coutts 71%. Jr. IV
---?k•GelZirge ,midcanuan am Sr;
Thelma Forbes. 77%, Archie McCallum
47%. Jr. A--Winnifred McCal-
lum Jr. ITT B -Evelyn Wil-
liamson 64%, Donald Coutts
Ross Coutts "59%, Willie 'Coats 51%,
MCantosh 3'4%. Jr, II -Ken-
neth Forbes. I--Bus.sel,, *Callum.
Sr. IPrimer--Florence Williamson. Jr.
Prireer-Niola MOCallum. - M. C.
Roibertso.n, Teacher.
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BAYFIELD
. •and Mrs. -Harding'had,,a,s. their
guests Sunday and Monday, Mr. and
Mrs'. Louis Jacobs and .twe, children
Of Benmiller. . I. •
Mr. Gordon •Vanstone , and lll'iss
Greta !Steele, of Goderich; are ViSit-
ing ,Mr, and Mrs. Harding.
Jean.H.Woods, of. Toron-to Gen-
, eral . Hospital, was home. or part of
.Saturday and Sunday. •
,Mrs. 'Prentice, of Toronto, spent
.the week . end with 'her -parents,.Nr.
And Mrs..Wm.' ,Stin•son.. • .. •
James fRonatt„ who has, been' in
LOnclen.for.the past month,',`retiarried
home last. week. ,.„
• .,$!iss 'Anne Dewar is
T.oron.to, .• • . .
...Mr., Arthur E. !CantelOn, of War
Road; 'Minnesota, was recently . vis-
itor with :Mr. and Mrs. john JO4Vett.
Mr. .Cantelpfi-nii' Grand High:Priest
-of the Grand 'Chapter -Royal Arch -
Masons of ;War Road .and attended
the meetin.g. of , the :Chapter at ,Hain-
ilton at which were High, Priests
from New .:York,.„,1Michigan,
Iowa and:, other, States. ! From here
Mr. Cantelon'proceeded to Varicou-
,
' The euchre and dance put on by the
Badminton 'Club on Friday •evening
last, IMarch--4th', was quite a success,
several being present from .Gode-
rieh,.' Varna and. -other places. The
winners at euchre were IMrs. Meak-
ins, Mrs. Johns, Cecil Connell, Mel-
vin -Davison. .iVItisic for dancing was
supplied by Dr. A. Newton -Brady,
Milton Pollock, -James Lindsay; vio-
lins; George Little,'.drum and traps.;
Miss Gene 'Conner,' of Goderich, piano.
Government Bonds
Opportunities to purchase Government Bonds to
yield close tip 6 per cent. or better come only
once in a great many years. This oppor-
tunity should not be missed:
- PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
5%% BONDS DUE FEB. 1st. 1947, At MARKET, TO YIELD
ABOUT 51/2% •
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
BONTt? DUE FEB. 15111.13V4.67,30.tT MARKET, TO YIELD
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PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
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6% "BONDS DUE MARCH 1st, 1947, AT MARKET, 'TO YIELD
ABOUT 6.40% •
E. A. SIEGEIST & CO. LIMITED
INVESTMEN'T BANKERS
NEW BANK OF TORONTO BLDG., LONDON, ONTARIO
Phone or Telegraph our expense Phone Metcalf 3370
E. A. SIEGRPS'T & CO. LuArrtn •
New Bank of Toronto Bldg., London, 'Ont.
Gentlemen -
Please send me more information'tegarding
Please place My order for —
Name
Address
FARM NOTES
Crop Rotation Benefits
The chief advantages of crop rota-
tion consist in maintaining the pro-
ductivity of the land at a higher lev-
el, in distributing the farm labour
more uniformly throughout the sea
son, and in controlling more effect-
ively weeds, insects., and fungous dis-
eases. Crop rotation is the growing
of different crops upon the same land
in a definite order and recurring suc-
cession.
Controlling Black Root
Root -rot or black -root a fairly
common disease of strawberry plants.
Apparently plants of any age may
be attacked but they are niost sus-
ceptible, a two periods, shortly after
being set out and at fruiting time.
In some' -patches little or to evidence
of the disease .can fe found; 'while in
• others 50 per -,Cent. or even .10, per
cent. of of the plants are destrOyed.
Th e principal control measure
which have been'found' useful are:
. 1. Practise a fairly long' crop ro-
tation.Strawberries should not fol-
low
a similar ,crop in less than fiv
years, if 'posSible.
2. Avoid introducing the dis
,eage, 'When setting out a patch se
cure plants' from a field Which wa
free from' root -rot the previous year.
Then .discard from these' any plants
whielrhave blackened rots.
3. Protect the plants during the
winter by means of a Suitable mulch.
As soon as the ground becomes froz-
en hard, cover the rows with two or
three inches' of clean straw.
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Vetnenit,),00k likentler•.4nnaea ,441*
be, paid to. 044 On -, , ' !1,1r44111• Of •
kervice reee00 tbe,anloant,•44eing :PO '
n the ease a ef'Vrt;,%. Advaneed Reg.
Agra BOar..,beilo wed, and all,
.
&There a XX ApProved Boar is .11;s-
Kl. Complete information as to how
;o secure the 1301141 of the new- pel.
cy ean be obtained by application .to .
your local agricnitnral representa-
Ave, ta. the nearest federal swine -in-
ypector for your district, or to the
Department at Ottawa.
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• BIRTHS
McDonald. -In Scott Memorial Hespital, On
March 6th, to Mr. and Mos. Alex. McDon-
idd, of Seaforth, a daughter.
DEATHS
Wilion.- In Seaforth, on Wednesday, March
9th, William Wilson, in his Slat year.
Betts. --In Seaforth, oo.:Saturday, Marcfn 5th,
Robert Betts, aged 72 years. • . ,,,,
geTayish.- In Clinton, on Wednerday, Myrch
9th, Chrintena, McTavish, eg'ed vrreeta;"
IN MEMORIAM '
Note. --Items under this head will be ehati-
ed 50 cents per single verse, and 25 cents for
each additional verse.
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TROYER-In loving ,remembrance of .Ges.
E. Troyer, who passed away twelve year
ago to,day. March 8th.
SAshige, passes, shadows fall,
Love's remembrance outlasts all;
Andthough the years be Many or few;
They are filled with remembrance dear of you.
3352x1 ,, MOTHER..
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IMPORTANT NOTICES ,
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riktiE tUNDDRSIGNMD •,HAS 'FOR SA.LE
' • good quality , red clover ; timothy sesd,
also oats. All' preed reasonably, Apply to
R. P. WATSON.' Rhone 4 on 625. 33524
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AUCTION. SALE
AixTioN SkLE OF COWS. YOUNG CAT-
."' TLE, SHEEP, HOGS, POULTRY; 11AF,
Etc.---Auetion sale of the following will be
held Friday, March 1.1.th,, at 1 o'clock, pan.,
Lot 6, Concession 4, W. M. Spi•oat's Tile
Yard: Cows -:-One Durham cois (choice) 7
yeara old with calf six weeks old at foot;
1 bleak" cow 9 years old, milking well and
due in July; 1 roan cow due in sreest., 8
years old; 1 Durham cow 7 years old, due
in April j 1 c,ow, Durham, 6 years old, clue
in April; 2 cows, part Holstein, rising 3,
second calf, due in April; 1 heifer •fresh
about one month, 2 years' old calf at foot;
4 heifers springing, two years old; two' fat
Durham hdifera rising • two, would either
make good beef ring meat or good cows; , 6
heifers •risiog one year old.; 'two steers one
;year old and fat': 1 young brood sow slue Di
'April. Sheep -Seven blackface ewe; with
lambs at ,foot Poultry -Fifty or sixty Rock
hens one year old, and. about 25 Leghorns;
a few tons of hay, and we will also offer
a car load of agricultural lime in whatever
quantities you wish. Also ane Maissey-Har-
ris 13 disc fertilizer drill. Terms -Six months
with interest at 7 per cent. per annum or
the same rate off for cash, bankable approv-
ed joint notes. WILLIAM M. SPROAT and
HARRY CHESNEY, Proprietors; D. F. M.,-
: Gregor and John Reinke, Clerks; George 11.
Elliott, Auctioneer. 3351.2
NOTICE TO- d ItEDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ail
creditors and others having claims against the
estate of MARION'S-MTH: late of the Town-
ship of Sbanley, in the • County of Huron,
Spinster, Who died on the Tenth day ' ef
November, A. D. 1931, are required to for, -
ward their claims duly proven to the under-
signed on or before the Twenty-eighth day
of March, A. D. 1932.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER' GIVEN. that
after the said date the Executor will proceed
to distribute ,the estate, having regard only
to the claims of 'which Ile then shall have
notice.
DATED ,at Exeter, Ont., this 7th day of
March, A. D. 1932. .
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
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• ExAter and Henson, ,
• • Executer's Solicitors. •
• 3352-7
' NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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- NOTICE is hereby tziven that all eredi-
1 ..-- ......1 e‘rhee. having claims against the
Bacon -Type Boar Policy
The" announcement of the Bacon -
type Boar •Policy introduced at Ot-
tawa, is of special interest to farm-
ers at this time when the popular
trend in farm operation is toward in-
creased production of livestock, par-
ticularly hogs; Under this policy the
"llOUCMT AND PAID FOR" -
"Bought and Paid For" has good plot, is frill of incident, and has dialogoe of rare power.
:actors. ,are genuinely human, and its touches of light comedy are altogeth infectious,
--an all-star cast -will present this play on the opening night.
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Subscribers in Seaforth and vicinity buy The Huron Exposirif,
every week. Five times this number read it every week. These
subscribers and readers are composed of the representative Sub.
stantial citizens of 'this conimum"ty. They are people whose pres-
ent and future is bound up in S, eaforth and district.
They buy The Huron Expositor because it stands Whole -hearted.'
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their families, their friends and their huSiness interests.
No- one living in Seaforth or its environs could,afford to. be with-
. out The Expositor at almost any price, but its 'cost is amazingly
small—less than three cents ' -a week, or only $1.50 a year. -
If your name is not on our subscription list you are .•
missing much that adds to the pleasure and ton.
tentment of living in Seaforth. Let us send you ,a
sample copy.
THE HURON EXPOSIT
McLean Bros., Publishers
Established 1860.
Seaforth, Ont.
• MORTGAGE SALE
OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the Powers' of Sale
contained in a certain Mortgage which will
be produced ,at the time of the sale. there
will by offered for sale by public auctioli.
subject to a reserved bid and other condi:,
tions of sale. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1932
at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon at
THE DOMINION HOUSE, ZURICH, ONT.
the following. property, namely: Part of Lot
No. 12, in the 12th Concession of the Town-
ship of Hay, in the County of Huron, con-
taining seventy acres more or less.
On the premises is a good bank barn with
cement ,foundation, comfortable frame house
• and a drive shed. There are two wale, one
in the barn, and one at the house. The
Property is well drained and fenced. There
are sever acre,. sown to fall wheat, ,and all
the fall ploughing is done.
This property is only. three miles. from the
flourishing village of Zurich, and handy to
market, church and school.
TERMS' OF SALE.
estate of Melissa Whitmore, late of the
Township of Tuolsersmith, widow, who died
on the 17th( of February, 1932, are required
to- send to 'the undersigned solicitor for the
administrator, full particulars and verified
bY affidavit of their claims on or before the
.21at of March, 1932:
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
after the said last mentioned date, the ad.
ministrator isin proceed to distribute the
assets of the said deceased, having regard
ereli.to claims of which he then shall have
had notice.'
DATED at Seaforth, Ont., this 3rd day of
March, 1932.
R. S. HAYS,
Solicitor for Administrator.
3351-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given under the statutes
in. that behalf that all persons having any
claims against James Penman Gillestie,
harnessmaker, Seaforth, deceased, who died
on the 12th day of February, 1972, are re-
quired, bo send to the aunderaigned solicitor
for the Administrator, full particulars in
writing and verified by affidavit of thi.i •
claims and the nature of the securities. if
ar,y, held by them. on or before the 21st
day af March, 1532, after which 1.a'c. the
said Administrator will proceed to distriliiite
the asserdi of the said deceased haising reganl
only to the claims of which he then shall
have had notice.
DATED at Seaforth, Ont., this 3rd day of
March, 1932.
R. S. HAYS,
Solicitor for Administrator.
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paid at the tiffie of sale, and the balance in
thirtyendeary.c.ent. of the purchase money to he
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For further particulars and conditions of
sale apply to the undersigned solieitors.
DA l'hus at Exeter, Ont.,•the 7th day of
March, A. D. 1932. '1
3851-8
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
AVIATION
GLADMAN & STANBITRY,
Exeter and Homan,
Solicitors for Mortgagee.
3352-3 Oscar' Elope. Auctioneer.
MORTGAGE SALE
OF 50 ACRE FARM IN TUCKERSVIITH
TOWNSHIP
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is -hereby given that all creditors
and others having claims against the estate
of Joseph J. Stapleton, late of the Township
of Hibbert, farmer, who died on the 13th day
of February, 1932, are required to send to
the undersigned, solicitor for the Executors,
full particulars and verified by affidavit of
their claims on or before the 21st day of
March, 1932.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
after the said Last mentioned date, the Ex-
ecutors will proceed to distribute the assets
of. the said deceased baying regards only to
the claims' or which they then shall have
had notice.
DATED at Seaforth. Ontario, this'. 3rd day
o Mardh, 1982.
R. S. HAYS,
Solicitor for Executors,
3351-3
FARMS FOR SALE
PARR FOR SALE. -FOR SALE FART lAri
••• 28 and 29, Concession S. MeE11109. (*s-
taining 192 acres and known ail the T.
Han farm. Most be sold to close the estate
If not" sold will be rented. Foe portleukin
apply to J. M. GOVENLOCK, Executor. Sow
forth. 2202-e
BLOOD TESTED CHICKS
Under and by virtue of the powers of sale
contained in an Indenture .Mortgage, which
will he produced at the time of sale. there
will be offered for sale by public auction, by
Thomnq Brown, Auctioneer, .t the
commencssi, 'HOTEL, in the Town of Sea-
arth, on SATI'RDAY. the Nineteenth (19th)
day of March, A.D. 1932, at 2 o'clock. in the
ternoon.
the East! Half of Lot Number Four 14). in
the, Third (3rd) Concersion, Huron Road Sur-
vey, of, the Township af Tucicersmithin the
County of Huron and Province of Ontario,
containing by admeasurement Fifty (50)
.acr, of land .More or Iws.
This land is untaritt-on. It is first class
farming land and is conveniently situated
about two and a half (210 miles from 5>">'
forth
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten (10) per cent. rash on the day of
.ale and the balance, without ' interest, in
Thirty 130) daya •,thereafter. The purchaser
will be required, on the day of the sale, to
sign an Agreement to cmnplete his purchase.
Further particulars amt terms of sale will
be made known at the time of the sale and
may be had in the meantime Clam the un-
dersign'ed: • ••
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario, this Fourth
kith) day of March, A. D. 1932.
R. S. HAYS,
Vendor's Solicitor.
Thos. Brown, Anctioneer.
Is now entering its third stage
of development. Are gou pre-
paring yourself for this? Write
for our free booklet on the his-
tory of aircraft progress. Full
particulars sent without obli-
gation.
CENTURY AMWAYS LTD.
Barker Field
Fairbank Post Office, TORONTO
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Hatchery and flocks are both in-
spected under the Dominion Depart-
ment of Agriculture's Hatchery Ap-
proval Policy. The testing of the
blood samples was done by Capital
Laboratories, Ottawa.
The bred -to -lay qualities of our -
birds are kept up-to-date by the pur-
chase of male)..,kirds from high record
R. 0. P. hens, owned 'hy some of the
most successful breeders in the coun-
try.
We expect to hatch about 1,50'0
Barred Rocks, 250 White Rocks and
500 Leghorns per week. Please order
about one month before you want
your chicks, if you can. Don't think
too much about the price. We will
use you right. Come and see .us, or
phone 97 r 4, Hensall. We will be
glad to talk things over with you.
Feed, Stoves and other suupplies
kept on hand.
J. Elgin McKinley'
A BARGAIN
FOR SALE. -Five acres, one mile
from Seaforth; modern house with
furnace, bath and toilet; small barn,
good orchard. Taxes, $15. Splendid
chance to start chicken farm, bees
etc. Apply to
R. S. HAYS, Seaforth, Ont.
' 295841
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ZURICH _
*Baby Chicks and
Custom Hatching
We are offering six popular
breeds in Blood -tested Quality'
Baby Chicks, Barred and White
Rocks, Black Minorcas, Jersey
Black Giant. White Wyandottes
and White Leghorns.
We have" installed a new
30,000 egg capacity incubator
for custom hatching only.
Trays hold eleven dozen eggs
each. Plant in charge of an
experienced operator. Phone
or,write your servation
, earl. ' Depend la-sk, garth to
give yoll'a.'SatinTic rY ,hateh. fr
The Hogarth Baby Chick
Hatchery
Exeter, Ont. Phone 184W
8349-12
3350-10
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HORSES - COWS
When you want an animal
removed, 'phone us. If hide
is on, we make no charge for
collecting.
William Stone Sons, Limited
PHONE 21 - INGERSOLL
'PHONE 21,5W, STRATFORD
8349-11
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THE JOHN RANKIN
AGENCY • • '
Insurance of all kinds. I
Bonds, Real Estate
Money to Loan
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO. 1
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