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Contract For Road Gravel PREVENTJNG SPREAD
Geo. Radford, !Myth, is Sue- sof t1' ' Bran:;,. -'11' or the Klnbunt OF POULTRY DISEASE
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lee '.1 1: \4.1,-. 11:.tt:r recovered:---
S' gnu? -:tsar.
Have 53rd Anniversary • .
P'sats!, afternoon was
C..t.lt''‘ L.., .n \\ t..,.,.l.l. t..• •.itr-;,,n:' ),I r, and 14rs,
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sine MG. d act "Florentae Nierti!ug'ale..>"
Zach oontes'tant received a books gad
tate winner -a shield. The jad'lea were
Mrs. FI•anis Pingland, Rev, A'nudrew
Lane and G. W. McGee, — Mateo
News -Record.
Recent. Bride Honored
Mrs, Fred Brown, (nee Alice Lawr-
eue�t;). of Goderich, was honored with
a shower on Tuesday night when a.
number' of frlends and neighbors
gathered in the Legion Horne, Mit-
chell, to extend ceagraa,ulations, .Es -
tiler Hillemrecllt read the address and
Ars. Wilfred }tillebrecht and Mrs.
Jack Simon presented Mrs. Brown
with blankets, glassware and a purse
of money, the young lady e".tt•n.!iing
Iter thanks, During an intermission
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• 12..24 er ec;� ;t1:.? poultry ate. from
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c:.t'ra:u,r, i.;o!•don Itad-:!nd o;lie-rs 'as rntble'i oat
pni1' . Gnder,ch tl!e afternoon of March 17, Mn. S.
`001 11 r,: ,.: KP`Aniti'11t. (:, Barry. Chief 1 '1)1:; rr•y, 1'rod041 Sect
.1...1icii'41 V;(1=-1 sub cription• 1:on Special Protlee . Butt:' , Ottawa,
;• 1. W. C':,u_:in, Clerk, reviewed the over I'J' picturt' i21 Con-
nection with egg:. Said ho: "C'anada
w!1,; 11., .eon asked to has worked to the position of being
the foremost supelie e of eve,, to the
British market. Th" ':olttni" of these
eggs had r.ot only x:'0021 11'0113 a pre-
war ilelolt,000 dozen to approximately
Its) eou,uu0, but w -c' hive improved our
quality to a point erhere we are sup-
plying the best peed.lti to that mar-
ket."
' There seems to t.'e some hesitancy
on the part of many to buy chicks.
Mr. Barry reported, on account • of
vague rumor's with refea'ence to t1i,
British contract, "The " market i;
g,laranteed to they end of 1949 said
the speaker. I: would b' regrettable
if. having t!':•c'.len the year:•, gained
• the British market and it remained
:available to ur. in 1949 and beyond,
but oilr proddc•".nn \tel'e to decrease
;0 we could :::,t supply the eggs.
\•.'1111F' i' s"t•n, that some reduction
t.1i_ht be 11vis-tble, indications now
tare that \'•t lee e -,•.\'ung too far in
that re:lin :ie.:. It is well to recall
:hat our p. ,..r volume of export to
E3ritain 01' the" million. dozen has
ber.n expanded t') 90 million dozen un-
fit: pr,':,r<:,t 11.::i:h contract.
Windsor Lee k'•t has definite ad-
vantages for , _es and poultry. On
inquiry addle d to some or the vis -
'tire buyers o ttby they came to
Windsor mark'•e reason: were:
1. On accou..• of 'prices;
2. On accnu..' of being able"to rely
on the grade .'f Canadian products.
Mr. W. A. Brown, Chief of Poultry
Services, (Mae e said that prices ob-
tained that m,r,•sing on the Windsor
market for el'_;: -. and poultry should
be r-onsidered good 'business for all.
He was much impressed with Wind-
sor market opportunity.
Referring to the trend toward evis-
ceration, Mr. Brown reported that at
the Fact Finding meeting in Kansas
City, the °United States is not pin-
ning its faith on ice packed, drawn
birds, but at Del-Mar-Va and else-
where the future of the market seems -
to lay in pacicaging. eviscerated poul-
•'•, ::•' 1i tee;ilnuniaitot' a life insur-
e.-- or:C:tnizat;on sent in this:
-'Or _\ut ;:st 9 my husband took out
some life protection. In less than a
mune.: my pow, . nusband was drown-
ed. I consider lire insurance a good
•... .:sent."
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ready for spring and sum -
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G Bo "- a winterizedcarmightsoon
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cause trouble—so let us
go over your car BOW--
for sprightly springtime
Yes, it's time to get
performance, and real
driving economy,too. wen get rid of trouble-
making sludge ... replace too-thiejubrican'ts
with prb,{f+er grades and give your cat the
thorough check it needs after rough' winter
driving. Ste tet tadayj
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a \ 11.11fun: 'l:'' , .i 11:11: "Wish
you l.' 1•e 11.:, III t -r. I _.t bc•Lltltiful
e• ,r ,!u t:. i!.. _ 2nd fre•Sh
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u^,l,,: an:e' holiday
s;•:11t in P141`.'1 , • 1,1y!:1 .S t0U.lat'Q,
Wins Oratorical Contest
Joanne Gtb'nin 0:115 ....nod the twin-
s:,:• 0! the Junior l;IrIs' Oratorical
Corte:st at t_il',' C.`-ntt:1 Collegiate In-
stitute, her subject being 'Barbara
Ann Scott." Three other contestants
ll. o t0Oh part. Yvonne Thompson, a
close second,si'olse on "Clinton,"
tracing the histol'.: of the t0\t•t2 from
its early (1241,,. lia21):,ra 2vlicItileton
dIscu. e,i "1•:,:1,lal:tl Today. and El
try, wrapped 121 Cel:ol'hane and pack-
ed I2 to 0 box, This to:' broilers and
othor chicken. 31. to 4 pounds, with
the tubular C<Jflophane package in'
use for eviscerated fowl,
Prof. J. R. Cavers, Poultry Depart-
ment, O.A.C., stated that the main-
taining of egg quality could be divid-
ed into two phases. viz:, before and
After, He stressed the influence of
feed on the flavor and color of yolks
as the most important item before
the egg is laid. The common practice
of letting the flock out early, in the
spring where they drank seepage and
ate v, hat they liked but not what they
should was one "riots factor effect-
ic 1.1'.11:; , Bird, mus: be confined
at least until noun. to make sure that
they are e:lling for The most part the
mash designee: to protect flavor, Eggs
would also be cleaner under this pro-
gram, Removing broody hens and
closili_' the nests at eight would both
tenet to ketop t -g= cleaner. Gather-
ing
atherinti eggs reaeo ebiy often 'help keep
them clean and if 2012'.. or open con-
tainers are used. gets the heat out
ef the eggs quickly. They then should
be kept in a cool place. As to last
:'S experience, Prof. Cavers ob-
1. •i; rt-al;trio.. 1 that them' is' a ten -
;wept(' to cot very 'busy
e Jen the 10)r'eet. was on its way up
---that this speculation element and.
:he holding; of N,'e, sometimes affects
quality. Metre• frequent inspection of
graded eggs Is indicated.
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Phone 170-W, Seaforth
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can depend on, her to put
your calls through speedily,
efficiently and "with a smile
in her voice".
More telephones are being
added, more switchboards
installed, and more oper-
ators trained to handle the
ever-growing volume of calls
so that you may continue
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With a retol'S1.4k -+O yours ea a meet satin-
fattpry treatment fair piles or hobttorrboldr.
you can ppeitiyely. &Pett oto •
Dr. Cha .e's•C�iritrrient
RASPBERRY
CURRANTS
and
Strawberry' Plants
For Spring Planting
All are leading varie-
ties a n d properly
raded.
Write for prices.
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R. 5, Goderich, Ont. -t
Sa]tford Village
Watazgargsanicaimmewarrarragn=sment===.7sams.MG=100,
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Income Tax Reports
Bookkeeping Services, Etc.
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Ann Street Phone 355W
Seaforth Monument Forks
'I'. PRYDE & SON
Memorial Craftsmen
Seaforth Exeter Clinton
Seaforth Showrooms open Tuesday
See Dr. Harburn for appointment
any other time, or Phone 41-3, Exeter....
Chesterfields
and
Occasional Chairs
REPAIRED AND
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Also Auto Seats and Backs, Verandah,
Swingsand Steamer Chairs Repaired.
Stratford Upholstering Co.
Stratford
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For further information apply at'
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THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE' INSURANCE CO'Y.
HEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTH, ONT.
OFFIOERS:
Frank McGregor, Clinton - President
Chris Leonhardt, Brodhagen, Vice -Pres.
Merton A. Reid, Seaforth - Manager
and Secretary -Tr. urer.
DIRECTS :
Chris. Leonhardt, Brodhagen; E. J.
Trewartha, Clinton; Harvey Fuller,
R.R. 2, Goderich; J. H. McEwing, R.R.
1, Blyth; Frank McGregor, R.R. 5,
Clinton; Hugh Alexander, R.R. 1, Wal-
ton; William R. Archibald, R.R. 4,
Seaforth; John L. Malone, R.R. 5, Sea-
forth;
eaforth; S. H. Whitmore, R.R. 3, Sea -
forth.
AGENTS:
Finlay McKercher, R.R. 1, Dublin
E. Pepper, Brucefeld; J. E. Procter,
Brodbagen; George A. Watt, Blyth.
THE income of many Canadians will be increased
this spring by—
• The refund of the Compulsory Savings portion of
their 1942 Income Tax. •
• The falling due each month of Wat Savings Certi-
ficates.
Invest in Canada Savings Bonds
KEEP these funds on deposit with us until you have
accumulated enough to purchase one or more Canada
Savings Bonds in $50 or higher denominations. You
can buy them through any branch of this Bank.
THE 'CANADIAN -BA tOf • COMMERCE
SEAFORTH Et,RANCH
G. C. Brightrall Manager
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