The Huron Expositor, 1947-03-28, Page 6ti
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A -T Aix: Trollies, iu•.all
Eindf5:. cif weather, she's at
last' Peat. Peau count on her
• agicl. •she's proud of it.
With switchboards busied
than ever because of the
many More lelep ►ones hers
ilia:aiR' "The Spirit of Ser-
• vice". More switchboards
are being added and more
operators trained sothat
you may continue to have
the best telephone service
at the lowest coot.
THE BELL TELEPHONE'
COMPANY OF CANADA
er of members and visitera presents
rs Charles Rainey presided ,aver the
elating,, 'lVirs, 4.. N. Douai., ]eading• '
rayor, Tis. B, Jarlter a eadiiig the `
t~tipture. lesisqu, trod 'Mad.. Williert
fila aeadtfng a poem.'.r'he ;men iaera
iaratled a an a title for the 444:41..
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llAAzghaa t'A 1stIA goal-Ahturedl ° of'<
,nonoral Waplan I;ol%teiiiO4li+ free*; of a..,
s' 0?ig~Yr"iii,d lige
gne of 'tile window -drop. Pers aPO-ax-'
ea --as little-teatsWII0PaaRea Au k414.
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llea><'ted .• officer' 'eaplaialad; 'richt , i"
you st d, ffk, this ?, we : of lutes
e da ao0a, . other•. .'p.,@• • • l ealk.. t. • .bo-
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hind *91 4401 the noict'F,bli y au'kntx it
you've fei'Pe!l.: a Oar. .. .
,Parr Fromrl ld Bit,
self 1 5 ompe
titian To Wil ° ochre
Trophy, '
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"'Despite a day -long Sleet'OOP), the
Huron Old" Hoye" Association of To-
ronto held' a highly aucgeaai'hl ei obre
and bridge at the 1 elinpnian.,, Club
Friday night. All iaeetions of the
county were fully .represearted. Masa)"
special prizes were given for the win-
ners of both bridge and euchre; but
the .special attraction wag con'ipet tion
.for the beat pair of euchre players
' the Association. The J. A. Mcl,,arera
Memorial Cup' \vas won by J: d. Scott,
formerly of Blyth, wand Mrs. Jessie
acarlett, formerly _of Brussels, this
pair eliminating Ralph Sheppard and
Mrs. Grosse, of`Godericbs 1». the teals.
Wallace McLaren, son of the late J.'
A. McLaren, made the presentatioaa. tO
the winners, The president,' B. ,.H. Mc-
Creath, spoke of the loss to the as-
sociation of so many oldtimers drir-
ing the past few ,ears. and of Mr.
1VIcLaren as the most beloved of them
all. .
The pairs who competed for the
trophy were as follows: •Mr. and Mrs.
George Thomson, Brussels; Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Fowler, Exeter; Mary
McGregor and, Robt. Little, 'Wingham;
Mr. and Mrs. A. G: Smith, Wingham;
Mrs. -A. Allen and Mrs. Smith, ,Gods-
rich; Mr. and .Mrs. Clare Lannan,
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dnni r R, IOW
Vigo sen. crOA,ericlii 1l aleA shapes: d'
alk. Mrs, aresSo, Codei'4eJt. $Df, Lia
RieeP, Goder h.' xPerp-
Bela
er
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Bela
Sa aahalleI V,Lo >iaig, t.eoke
440 Mill: GOO, ?l,pin, QQoderlq ; Reg.
Willa ?a, .Godetiebt and Jedntte
dpi, C1 Stow, Fro4 ljobinson find Jack
Allan, Goderiieh;, •Chief' C. B. Aims
lln i
G,odercih, • till. lk[ts . C. Ai .. , vi nlltam;
TH•altau 'and Mrs. I. Mines, u`n
sli t e; Mr, aid Mrs, Wes, McCN`t-
oheon,' Bruses's; Mr. anti• llrs. 'S.. M,
Wickens, Dungannon; Margaret At-
kiaison and `Jean: ' Tulp er, iiblig;
J.. O. Scott, 'ailyth, and Mrs. J. Sear,,
tett, Brussels Mrs. M. hada and 'H.'
O. Sloan, Blyth; W. Dane and Mrs,
33. Greer; Gttrrie; Bert Greer andMrs,
D. W. Dane, Gorrie;. Matt. -Scarlett,
Seaforth, and Mrs. J. •O. Scott, Bath;
Mr. and Mrs: R. Dundas, • Seaforth;
Mrs. Speare, Seafortii, and Mrs. Gard-
iner,
ardiner, Walton;: Mrs. Curry and, L.
Laird, Base Line; Mr. and bins. Ray
Carter,'Ciiiiton; Mr. and Mrs. Doriand
Glazier, :Clinton; Leola Nott and Lulu
Smith, ' Clinton; M. and Mrs. ,Frei
Elliott, -Clinton..
Refreshments in 'olds. ]Huron . style
were served•and the gathering mingled
in groups renewing many old friend-
-Pair
riend
Ration Coupon Due Dates
Coupons • now good. are sugar -pre -
,serves S26 to S45, butter B35 to B461
and meat M64 to M78.
Lakeview Poultr Farm
And hatchery
Wein Bros,, Exeter, .Ont. Phones 78 and 9
This Looks Like' the Year to Make Real Money in Poultry
• HERE'S WHY:.
And the way we estimate
supply and pricgs for this :coaling FALL and
WINTER
.,BGG PRICE CEILINGS REMOVED
. The British contract will take all surplus eggs
to May 31, and a sharp rise in prices is' expected
in, June and July. Estimates are that production
of baby chicks, and turkey :poults in the United
States is down'by from 40-50%. This means the
"t?nited States will have far °les•?; eggs, chickens
anad turkey's for export and might . even want to
buy Canadian' eggs, ready -to -lay pullets, .poultry
. meat and turkeys.' In January past 35 carloads of
,Araer'ican .turkeys were shipped to Ontario. Feed
prices in•.the United 'States are high at the present
time due -Perhaps' to a great. extent, speculation,
'thus'•greatly curtailing chick purchases, but feed
prices are expected to lower again. this Summer,
so this may create a demand in the United States
• for Canadian poultry products. The Poultry Industries Committee is
trying
and expects to get an increase in ex-
port egg and poultry prices for our surplus for
1947 and '48. It is expected that price ceilings in
beef, pork and poultry meat will be removed this
Summer, so 'there should be a good home demand
and prices should be better...'
POULTRY MEAT PRICES`
Summing it all up, it looks:like the year to
start as many chicks as early as at alt passible.
Don't lM the 'temporary feed and egg and poultry'
meat prices change your mind. on the amount of
pullets or cockerels' you buy. . Wliat you are buy.-
, ing now are not, for immediate markets., ' Cheap
• ordinary chick`s often cost more to raise .than
good chicks. It takes at least, the same amount of
feed, time,.' space and equipment to raise, 'poor
quality cfiicks as .it does to raise the best.
BUY LAKEVIEW CHICKS' BACK-
ED BY A REAL LAYING AND
BREEDING PLANT
All Breeders double 'bloodtested, banded and cull-
ed. Hatched, handled and shipped right in modern'
. up-to-date equipment. '
- Many Lakeview Customers all over
Ofitario and Quebec say' Lakeview
Chicks are the best they 'ever, had and
buy thenit, year after year. '
Best Chicks We Ever Had '
We received:
clucks from your hatchery 'last year and
they were the best we ever had. The pullets are
laying good and the cockerels developed to a.good
size, reports Lincoln Tuedke, Eden Grove, Ont,
They were wonderful Chicks 'and
have been laying very good this '
Winter
From E. N. Hicks, Finpb, Ont,
Never ,had such good hick • as, with
Chicks •`
I got from you, reports Ernest G.
Branhardt, Hawkestone,• Ont.
Hid grand luck with yourr. Chicks-
- Never. last ,the EXTRAS. reports John Purvis,
.Collingwood, Ont..
• Never had Chicks Do So Well
Never
'twit any from disease,--iVirs. 'Donald Stiekwood,
Sha,roti, Ont.
Froin Berk TF.. Stacey, . St. Marys—
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The ..last eli<lcks We gut rrom you •were the best'
we ever raised,. We put 1q6 pullets in out of 400
Mixed .chicks bought, They started•to lay at 5.r.
months and- ke4rt at 'it all along. The grade was
excellent, Wouldn't you too Tike to be aasatisfied
'Lakeview customer?
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Prompt Delivery '
y. - .. .. ,, may... ... ... • ... .. -.. .. -....
With. a capacity of 6Q00Q 'Lakeview Chicks
weekly and hatches much higher than anticipat-
ed, we can give' prompt delivery in.most breeds
.for most dates irr 'mixed chicks, pullets or cock-.
erels.
STARTED PULLETS AND•MIX.ED
CHICKS -2,
��and 4, 8 Weeks Old'- .N
These, pullets are all raised in •our modern
'air-conditioned brooder plant 'under ideal condi-
tions They are' not raised, under make -shift
space. We have two modern broodir}g plants with
a capacity of 30,000 pullets and make, a practice
of brooding started pullets,
Started and Day Old Heavy Breed
Cockerels, 1. to • 4 Weeks "Old
At- very SPECrIAL prices far PROMPT deliv= •
ery THIS week and NEXT. Phone 78 or 92. You
will save money by taking delivery, now, and you ,-
should hit a good market. '
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4 Week Old • Ready Made Capons -.
At greatly reduced prices for this"•week and
next. It • pays to raise Capons. The Price. of
Capons Was 5c per lb. higher last Summer and. •
Fall than • the price of Cockerels. Capons don't •
fi• ght and take less feed per pound ,of gain. 'We
are almost booked up now for May and June de-
livery, iso it will pay to take delivery now.
How To Make Extra•Space For Early
Pullets or Cockerels with
Better Results
PLAN 1. ^Place some of your range shelters on
the barn. floor or •mow. -You can make
a pen with, a little. fence wire or gates, etc. If
the weather is, cold, sack the shelters en three
sids. Pullets or cockerels can be handled sate-,
factory at four weeks• old. and, often do better
than .if left overcrowded in a colony house. ' Six-
..week-old
ix..week-old chickens should have one square foot
floor space per bird. • - -
PLAN a Place shelters along front or east side
of colony house. Cut a small • dpor and ..
let them run into the range shelters as- young as
.three 'weeks old. Shelters can be sacked or
boarded in on' three sides.
PLAN 3:. Place two ,'helters together end for end
said—put 100 to 125 pullets in the -two
;combined shelters.; Let them roost in one end
and feed. It the other or have slatted sides and
place .feed' and water troughs on outside same as
is customary with turkeys...in wire pens,
FREE Helpful hints an poultry management,
' disease prevention and control. You
can't afford to miss this valuable information
gained. by our years of experience with poultry.
BREEDS
PURE BREDS
PURE BRED SUSSEX
LARGE TYPE WHITE •L•EGHORNS
PURE BRED BARRED ROCiaS
PURE BRED NEW HAMPS.
•HVeal DS
SUSSEX X NEW'.HAM-PSHIRE '
"'SU' S..SEX X LEGHORNS
ROCK X LEGHORNS
BARRED' ROCK X NEW RAMPS,
New Pot Type
QUEEN OIL BROODER STOVES
Price $29.90, delivered to' your station. We.
irave used these stoves on our plant with won
derful success, and many customers tell us they
o are the best stovbs on the market. They take the, '
drudgery mit of chick raising, Order from this ,
• ;' ad.; or send for Inere par-tieulara — .
° SEND FOR •PRICE LIST
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Large illustrated Catalogue, and helpful man-
agement information; weekly . special list O.
'Qverhatch' 'Chicks, Cockerels or Pullets, also
Started Chiii:s ' and 3 -week-old ready. made
, Ch.'pons.
UITRY FARM'
EXEMONT:
PlCNES 78 or
l+lCe 4urte i Meets`
The re peetiP,B of thg„ #111.1ott
Towtls ,lp no SAX rail b@ld ] onday baa
'the 0001a0,61asa 1 hili tail ldesbAro.
The Reeve,„ s• td all Wen}betp;.°of°°the
council • were:; lireseat, .: delegation'
was present trete Paten Legion
Branah I4a,*kelt llir., Villa S>ra ll anal
Mr' J. aa4t1 r, lisalrssaed the 0ouncil
tial a regaaest;;op & grant far the Legion,
Mail. This matter wag left over for
further. d>~altussaon.
On motieu of Councillors Wra. J.
Dale and 'J,• Xra Rapson, permission
was granted" Reg: Ball and, Ray 'cart
wright to 'operate a taxi .until the
April. ixteetiri ,without a license... -At.
that. tinner,the .Spore parties will Llai
a $5.90 Ilignise;, fee per car and con
form with the by-law. '
Other triotioits approve t by' council
were: W. 13. Jewitt aga�T., Ira Rale
son That we,.alP; accept 'the auditors'
report be pl<,esented and that it, be
sent to the pnluters. By Les. Reid
anal Wits J Dale; That the Clerk, not-
ify all those• In arrears of taxes that
they, be paid,by April L 1947. If ziot
.they will lre:aep,t to •Goderich for col-
lection.. By W. R. Jowett and J. Ira
Rapson: That all accounts as present-
ed be paid .
Accounts .oderldis High. School
Board, prerpeaanant on assessment,
,$100; Clanton High Selma Board., pre-
payment on aasessmeait, $2,814.68;1
Lloyd .Stewart; rebate on dog. tax, $2;
Geo. W., COwan,part salary, $70; 'Gm.
4. Dale, convention expenses, $20; W.
R. 'Jewitt, convention expenses, , $20;
J. Ira Rapson, gonvention' •expenses,
$20; Les. Reid, convention expenses,
$20; Geo. W. 'Cowan, convention ex-
penses, $20; 'Wm. Carter, road super-
intenlent, .$24; Ross Lovett, snow,
$4:50; Ken Rapson, snow, $3; Gordon
Rapson, snow; $3; Grant Snell; snow,
$4; R. Vodcl.en, snow, $3.50; . Joseph
Vodden, snow, 50e; Levis- Construq
tion.Co., snow plowing, $996.75.
The council met during ;the meeting
as a court.of revision, Lout no appeals
had been'entered, ',
Public.' Enemy.
Are you a 'Carrier? This question
is addressed by the medical profes-
sion to the normal, robust individual.
Doctors boint out that perfectly
healthy people frequently harbour, in
their • noses 'and throats, bacteria
Which, when transferred to another
healthy- individual, can produce ..a
most severe•infection.
It is possible for anyone, whole a
carrier, to, give someone else a coan-
.n.•rbn...eolfl-„.or._ Sore throat,. unwittingly.
Each time they cough or 'sneeze thew
produce a "gas attack" with a danger
raige of from •tell • to fifteen feet
Germs may settle on articles subse-
quently actuated. by others. "Don'tbe'
:a. free cold -dispenser" the specialists
plead.• "Cover that cough or sneeze
with *handkerchief or tissue, or, at
least4 alivert it downward with your
hand if' you can't catch it in time."
lis vitamin
sate= -and because it is fresh,
the vitamins are potent and
the feed is tasty. .
• chicks love it --so the start is
easy • and •growth rapid,
Count on Utt o► for
a safe start. i�
KN NOW.
�. a/
:yr�tBlr . ,
—that chicks no fo,3 weeks .
deed 4 one-dallon Water
fountains peg hover andii five -
gallon fountains Irani 3-, to. • 6
weeks per- 100 b1td'sr
OOE0/44e FEEDS
r•�c,tc cu?ittoll metIn ��,�
office on .Marcia Xi ,asaQrrTlz t+ p*t-
poi>,eznent, tite Reeve. x tluiWin rr,.in
the 9tit .stir "del all n4tera pascal~
;Yawed- by F4rz;sh and 1"aowdy. Tilaltt,
weinstruct the ear
rc auditor 0
si t h t
n s•..t .rt :en
pr 1?
statement of aryl dxaiin awiaag e
•General Fund Co.rrieti. Moved! t 4y!
Strong Ana 'sallrbrigg; That the talo
der of R. I4;. Caro Bs Son; to ,,supply'
grease and PIO b..e accepted: %ITT.
lied. Alloyed by CaftFytly and' Farritlh,:
That we accept Joe Xeres tender for
battling and crushing )4,000, yards.of
gravel, more or less,, at 569 per •cubic
yard. 'Carried Moved by -•Strong aza+d
Gowdy: That the toad accounts .• 'ea
approved be paid, Carried.. 1.ioved by
Fairish and Zurbrrigg: That •the fol
lowing accounts be paid:
Wingham Advance -Times„ advertis-
ing for tenders, _34,35; Harold Ring,
.
repairing at Clerk's office, $2;. How -
Ick 'Telephone Co., tells • and telephitne
rent, Clerk's office, $24•.34; T.'aWright,
refund dog tax, $2; Geo. Harris, shov-
elling snow at Wroxeter sherj, 80c;
D. Townsend, ' shovelling snow at
Wroxeter shed, $2; L, Townsend,
shovelling,snger at. Wroxeter shed, $2;
L. Hupfer, shovelling•• snow at Wroxe-
ter shed, $2; S. Higgins, shovelling
snow at Wroxeter shed, $2; P. Duvet,
shovelling snow at. Wr6xe'ter shed,
$2;° P:.Durat, postage, $5; Howick
T'awnship, library board grant, $100;
Municipal World, office supplies, 90c;
relief, $156.85; Howick Municipal
Telephone Co., telephone levies, $1,-
300,00. Total, $1,676.25,
Moved by Zurbrigg 'and 'Strong:
That we instruct the Clerk to adver-
tise for tenders. .:for. the purchase of
4% debentures on 'the. Day. Municipal.
Drain..Carried: -Moved by Farrish and.
Strong: That the Treasurer be •iia=
structed to prepare debentures on
Day Municipal • Drain. Carried. Mov-
ed by Gowdy, and Strong: That we do
now adjourn to meet again in Clerk's
office, Gorrie, 'April 5, or at the. cal
of tae Reeve. Carried.
VARNA •
Mr. • Albert Horner, of ..Varna„ and,
Mr. Glenn Slavin, of Kippen, met.,
head-on in a cut' on the Mill Road
'walla a heavy snowstorm was on,
causing. poor visibility.. Fortunately
no serious injuries were sustained,
save a good shaking up, but both cars•
were soineahat damaged., The little,
chicks' in the rear of Mr. Slavin's ear
will speak for themselves,"
The many friends of Mrs. Frank
Grieve. (nee L iilian Elliott), of Sea -
forth, were sterprise'd.to learn .She was
rushed. to the .hospital at 'an early
hour Sunday morning, suffering., from
acute appendicitis when an ;operation
was,. necessary. Last reports'she was
doing as well as could be exalected.,
Irish Tribute To the Bell Telephone.
Oh, Biddy. estore de know what the
tell
Of a foie, grand invention of one Mr.
Belli
They say it can spake, it can cry, it
can sing, '
An' it's only a wire, jis like a long
st.rin.g;
Ye ,jig tick yer tongue to a wire all
•curled,
An' it.spake.s all at once all over the
world. •
Now if .you were in Irian, an' fist give
a, laugh,,
hear ear it right here by .the new
telegraphy;
Aar' they say,',, Biddy.:darlin', 'twilleave
us expense,
.Ana Shure if' it dis, i'S a crature of
sense;
We'll be -able to spake to our friends
Air' say•what we meant or not, jig' as
' we place •
An' they'll be able to know ivery
word we _discourse
Much better than , Iver by , letter, o'.
course,
•An' they •s•ay 'it's "ail true, an' before
• •a long time, ,
We'll .hear • cannons ficin•' on Parish
B8I1
Chime;',
An' thin wid the gentry there'd be
grand affairs,
For we'll hear King George repatin'
his. prayer, •
An' all be a wire• that -rune through
the say,
To folks in New York, when they're
takin' their tay.
An' whirr it's completed, there'll be a
-.new era, ...
For •thim that are far will spake to
• thins that are 'nearer,
'An' the King will spake pleasant to
President Truman, now at Ase,
Wii'o'll spake back like any true man,
let's have pace, if•yoii please!
'An' more they •could do wid this' wire
galore,
They could sink it down an' ,bear
Satan roar;
But if ratan wants to be • quite inde-
pendent,
For science' must iver be itflie as-
cendant,
An' so they'll ascend In a foin big bal.,
Loon
At; jis' give the ind to the ,man in
the' moon,'
'Who'll spake of the weather more
truer ahone;
Than any' of the Probes wid their
grand telephone.
?--Varna Scrap Book. •
ZION
Mr. and .Mrs•, George Robinson spent'
FritIay,in Stratford, , '
Miss Velma Moore, ,,5;tratforc"i -Gen-
eral hospital, spent.the week -end with'
her ' sister, Mrs': Lloyd Barker., and
lit . Infirer; and' 'leer' psrmttfi; Ir -ardr
'Mrs. Leslie 'Moore and Florence:
Miss Hazel Roney s.pe,it the week-
end at the parental home.
Mr. and M'rs, Frank Moore 'Halted
on Friday with their daughter, Mrs.
George Jartnouth;'in Stratford, Hos,pr1-
tal,
Miss Lois Rogers, of Stratforil Gen}
'+oral Hospital, visited, with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Kleinfeidt on Sunday.;,,,
Mr, and Mcs. George t epper ;visited
their •daughter, Mrs. Lawrence• Barker
hi Stratfo;d gosoltal on Suridajr,
Phe Wome 's Aasoeiation meet at.
the Koine of 'Mrs, 'Lilenr Pepper on
' liurlltlay af'terndma, *ihlt.% kir& Min
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YOU'LL BE PROUD OlV
YOUR STOVE WHEN
IT'S SHINED WrTH
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to
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Raid io `Addr s
• Mr. Brgckingten will' spNmlc ever °..
the 0oreinict* of the
CBC from the anquet Hatt of
the Royal York Hotel, Taranto,'
on the o&asion of the '1013th
Anniversary , of the Massey -
Harris Company Limited.
MARCH 28th
CJBC--8.30''.M.
C F P L--830 P.M.
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INSPIRATION i
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COL'DS.
For a prompt.,„end efficient Way to obtain
relief, use this *quick acting remedy
SIN U LIEF
Sinulief is a White Powder to be Used as s Sault
This amazing rensedy works immediately
at the seat of the trouble and yen wall
feel the benefit is a very few' mitates.
It is also recommended See batt froubila,
Owing to the raptdlr_ deotaa4
tor this proclaiet sail tie. Iwrallw . . es ,
of the rare lacreakfais tae feearelpa ll
is neceatary .t» reethrhstmitaaitioutarat
box to a embalm* oval aloes
AT PRESENT AVAIL-'—' ONLY Mr bili, .
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SINULIEF CO. BOX 582, LO ; m to . 0I.1”.
Please Find F.ndoaed $LN ,at iPttsaa tat 1 ORM Illairike
DEP.
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ADDRESS `
Farmers drive
ears less than city
people. and, get
low rates. from
Pilot.
But farmers •do
' drive —one - units..
sure., accident.
could w, pe" otit .
you home or your
savings. Buy the
hill„protection -of
Pilot Aiii[omobiile'
Insurance now.
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E. C. CHAMBERLAIN, Seaforth
Representing.
We write insurdnee to cover selected tasksinAutomobile, Fire.,`Persongl
Property. Floater, Burglary, Plate Glass, and other general insurance.
infflomfmrpow
FREE IMAL SERVICE
OLIPDIBABLED OR DEAD °
CATTLE • HORSES • HOGS •SHEEP • CALVES
-` Promptly -rind EFficientty-Removes...
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Simply Phone .Collect
MITCHELL .. • 219• '
STRATFORD - .215
•;,.INGERSOLL • 21/ ;;
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