The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-12-14, Page 5,
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f. you're, Secretary of 4 lodge. or clubl
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like`tlie• .0iia it .a.gret hOp.
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to supplement the usual meeting notices ,
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with reminder telephone calls: • And of
course Long, Distance now is, so easy to
use—is :simple' as 'phoning next door.
Fo* r 30 CentS
,telephone -alma
it:a miles
by; makh,zr 'an "anyone", call
(station-tz Macs) after 8.30
'p.m. See ..st of mtes in front
of directd",,. ,
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St. HELENS.
The ebember : Meeting' 'of ,' the
'WoMen's
Institute was held :at :Mrs;
Archie Anderson'e on 'Thursday' •vvith
an attendance �f O. The roll call was
responded to by hints: for. Quist:n:1s
giftp::aud by ,a collection for Christ -
mat cheer for the'ChildrenTs Hespital
The subject .•."Christmas • in Other
:Lands" was in charge of Miss:Creta
Webb, re,adan interesting ' paper
on the. different . Christmas Mist -ems:
She also: read an interesting' Story.:
,
MrS.. Robinson Woods Miss Miss John-
ston and Mr. Lorne ,•WpOdS, metered
te London recently to vislt the ladipte:
- brother-in-law; kr.: Metcalfe,. who is
." DI: 'Mies Johnston renmined for a
:Choosing as his subject "Jesus' and
:the Womeridf the Bible", .Rev. • TX..
IkrPkifieen 044ressed. the WereenTe/.
.114issionary• :Society at 'I -their. Thank -
offering' on , Sunday. Morning:.
Mr. Schlinker and Misses Mal",e,1
and ,Irene' •Woods of Wr'f••;i1oC. 'we
' Week -end' -Visitors with; 1'5n, and";111rs.,
Robinson: Woods. • : :
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• Mr: ,Ed: 1McRoberts •.•tafWingharn
• tailed, on friends here TeeentlY.'.
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Mr s: McFarlene• and Miss Chtistene
of thievale 4ilte 'visitprs• • ..tritK Mr.
and 1rdon- MCPherson,
:Mt. ;and 11/1rs.' George . McRoberts
;vr,',Were visitors on ThliTSihiy, 'With the
' , forineee. sister ; MrS., 1VIcIiit1yre Of
.• Teeswatei.' •
At at the 'United church
Sunday evening, the 'report: �f the
Omiriating:, oinmittee wee gi ven. • by .
Mrs. '1Wi1kinion. This ',report 'Was'
adtipte,d by the society • ana• the. fon-
Ong are •th'e:'Officers for 1934: .oresf-
'dent, Wallace Milleri viee,preS;0
Stan-
ley • yoiiii;; eecretary,,, Dorothy- 'Mac-
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•PPeold; ttessarer, Neely. Todd ,cora,
"(Tenet of Felleveship dom.. Helen Mil-
,cenvener 'of Missionarv dom.,
:Mrs,,, Gordon, cthivener oft Litetati,
Recreation ,Cem,, MoKinleirRain-'
: age; dem:tenet of 'Citize,nship•
. 'Stanley tead;'. piaT19t.cfrotti 11„rohh.
kkh:O§o ottiddo •wi11.;b6 installed the.
on PeeeMber Alat
ttle;'• ‘PaPils tenthets bt St.
.11elens• school are pteniting
. °for their amnia) concevtto. he' tkiYfll;
• In the •Conuntinity' TTaJI on Prmii-y-
evenijng,*beeeraher 22nd. ; :6
Rpt. 'Robert. Barbour f Toronto,
who is tt,*ingitdr, wjth lytt, ,A1n5c An,
4:-.44craen;reallettter:OleWde--40114e ;AT
lege; on • Saturday. ,
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is a ‘vitaiter :with his atarielc,""Mt.
Thea. .•
•1-AL°13ttby-•giri arived 51. the hoiue
..1,(q Mr, and WON
' Tuesday, 'Desember...14,.
/00s Congratula-
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HOLYR60.1,Y.
Mr. ;arid Mrs.;, J. 'E., Turnbull . Of:
UndetiVood:Were .recent" visitors 7witt
their . datighter.,:Mrs.Robt..MCDonalii.
Mrs,' Alineri Ackert nd '‘lack and
'Miss:,-Cath,erine RObinsOn spent Sun-
day -evening:, at • Mr..,Legg's, : '•
'Mrs.., Rachel Culbert, •• Eva. and
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,Lorne; spent iSatarday evening •.tit
Wm. Eadie's.; •.:
• Mr.; and Mrs: John: Barr,Dbris' and
Jack ,Mrs. 'Abner Ackert and , jack
tind„'Mlis C. Robinson, Were recent
visitors at' Mr.' RObt. • MacDonald's.
Rev.Burgessk• Mrs. Burgess and
son • Billie, :1 'called at Mr. Albert
Thompson's,. on .Sainday. ' "
Stroke Proves Fatal
atiWoM"e-uu
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Mr, Anson *inlay Plea in Saskstom
Hospital Fonowing; A Week's 1-
1 ness-,-F4'medL.. In Askaleld IJitI
,
Fifteen years Ago.:
Seized with a paralytic stroke on
Sunday evening, Noveniber 26th,. the
death, of brri Anson .inlay meurred
the follnwing S4turdaY :afternaan: in
SOSPital• iz.-Saskatoon. The funeral
'3.pkViee ;wAS,held • at Ids liome,in Han-
Sislc.:! °,;1 11:47,
•ternlent in, Hanley C,OnleterY.,:, •
Mr. Finlay,aged fifty-eiven• years,
• was "a riOn''ofMrs;:tatherilie Harrison
Finlay and the,Tate Th0/flag Edward
;Finlay;;and was•bern: on Con,- 9, Ash-
e1d on farm riow owned by Mr.
William :Alton. Thirtrthree years
'ago,,he married Miss Janie Anderson
a daughter Of the late. Mr, and •Mrs,
;David' Anderson '.Ashfield. Mrs.
Anderson's death ';occurred In Novem-
ber and this' in the space of 'three
weeks, Mrs. Finlay has suffered
double ' bereavemeiit in the loss "of
her, mother and' husband.
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o eij Pi
marriage; i:Mr.-and -• "Mrs; -Tinley- re=
sided on the -farm' in ' Ashfield new
owned by ,*r.: Milton :Kilpatrick and
fifteen years ago they moved, to Ilan -
ley, &lilt., where be hate served as a
member of the School Board ; and in
fraternal. circles was ani;Oddfelleiv. •
During his reSidericein
Mr. Finlay Was intimately' associated
With churchand sociaj-. lifeln
community, and eorithared so hi his
new home in the West.- and in. both
corrimunities .he Wires ,a wide circle
of sorrowing ; friends. •
As well: as his:' 'wife and four Child-
ren there aturviVes ',his mother aged
f92-Yeark-wbetresided.-4.4th-hl
brothers. 'Robert , of •Salikiitticin,.'Stevi-
art of Elstow. andtwo ,sistersa.:MYS•
As:ar Of North ,Dakota and Mrs.
Jan Jamiesen of Paramount, also
survive:ti
,
Surviving their father are Fred
Who Is: "ene•ged in' the insurance. bus'
teaches in Saskatbon and. Mary and
John' who teach neater their home::
PATRRSOWS.'COINTkST;,-- .
" LA.Tpst SirmirDINg
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Space parfaits the listing of "e.nlY
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a partial list Of coateatanta accord.;
ing to .merit...„:
Gi4Ils
Shirley Webster
Rhea Derain .
Clara Ann Gannett ,••
Betty ',jean; .
Faith Hoye,
Jean' 'BuShel. •
GaVemyolyn Steward
Mali* '
Betty ,England • •••
Martret TraPlin
•Nor a Ritchie'' '
Beryl SolomOn
'Lorraine ,Ferguseli
Mr. Grahain • pinkney en,t the
Carter '
week -end at Mi. Wm. Eadie's.' • Doris
The dance this Friday, night, 'Dec. Shirley 3ohnston
16th,: to be held , at Iiolyrood, • will Lillian 'Carruthers
start at:. 9 o'clock sharp: Admission MaryReynolds25d1 Lunch served by the classes: .Parisy dlairapin-
Everyl-iiadY ,welcome. There. alSe• will Opal Orr • -
be a 'dress Parade. • : • Purvis
Mrs. MiChael 'Gam -tile and • PNialyn' Little
Mrs: •Ambrose :Gamble • spent .Suiida3e Gladys Campbell
`atm‘.Misi:7;.:BTihaoriSe.:
White's LoisHunterhe Hamilton, Miss Edith Doris eid
Hurt and Mt.: Cuthbert Jones WePe-
, Jean Sandy..
recobt visiterS .at Mrs. Almer Ackert's
MisS :Catherine Robinson • ttetichet),
wishes to :announce that the -school
Chri.4inaa. tree •and-condert Wilt
held*: on liredrifidaS,T afternoOn,
20th, in tbe. a2bbol. room. program.
Ladies please :bliag bris
kets, 'Achniseion Open' for all (hp
Section. ••
The 'Club' ;held its firit' program
Friday eVening: A large and apptet-
sodliov,, greeted .the j°eIc HendersonJ e
responded withn Agnew',
nonibers, which 'were so well re- ...°-
Hared& (Bad) Thoniinion.
CeiVed ' that many •,.' ti
eru'Ore. The ,Program ineluded , chor- oIteicclanifasetY-:9 d
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' Raymond Hainil on.
3inniay ",HaMilton '
CliffordMeMillan
Ronald 'IOlinstaine
Keith ' "
flhllie Scott
boned's' Finney',
.lohn ,MacKeraile
• GOrden's
Jack Scott
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Kathleen Gardner
Alice ilarkwell
Lois Henderson
Phylisa Blake_
"Katherine Agnew
Florence McPherson
BOYS
Gordon Ariderson,
Douglas Aitcheson
111.4 .-hy theiiuPils, of lirdirrood' :School;
di ill
, by fen Miss
• diata•
nientele; Mr, 'and 'Mita Elliott
,ston Jhn-
nnd Williain Blcatit;:, •plano duet
'Mrs. A cltett, and'. Jack ,,Aekeftt
duets' M N1IipMa1c0Um Said jahn.
William ..131oot, and 1"'i5nk
'TlietnnSon';: Aekert,
1%11,24 Ler' VAL-,
oil. Ur. (leorg .'re ,lieddigrbe and Fred
Th 1 qr qfpdan cog' bv . Stewart . MacDonald
trod Mr.. Dan Gassidy,.. •'-Albert Chin • - •
7/''rlifi1liei•aie "A deptilile' Seivant".'Pre...
Mes'ers. Elliott Tolinoton Thlhe Tim:IMO/en
,
Williani
01140. *••;ROSe,itenderlien
t:pneuriod the nrotrani. The niOei‘ani,TO•ek Parrish
e11, M.ot, ItiSlort Thortiso'li„:Mi'ss •Riehard 'Varner, •
•MerViii Solpinelt -
tiklinti,X4fetst--;4-4.• •
rs,„',';“•rq.,Iltiffit to ''o%e e 4rate•of thanks
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gerierauSaly canitihuted
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IWOMEN'S ' ;NSTIVTE
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'HOLDS METIG
Cliriatniaa IdeasAnd Suggeatians
Venture' Well. Attended- Meeting
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The Chriatinas meeting of tie. Wog.
nleli,Iq TO§tfrt4P3 i'fas held at the: home
of, lairS.; R. aTa ,Paraeron With th,
Fireaident, Mrs, 'Pouglas in tbe Chair
There • Via; a 'large'
attendance, -Of
"Members and Several :ViSitoia were
Preaan'." The ;roll call :was. 'well' '•re•-•
slrntled to by a. Gift exchange and
by "an ineXpenalve, chrls,buill,3 gift
;ideat-; A conimittea•Was 4Plio,inted'a'
itrak,afthteer irifieiitnitruntge .Ct�l7issiitinuta,Sinfieell,
very, interesting' Paper'. on, the topic'
':4•Christinas Carols" PreliarCr by MO.
.1,, faxtwrig* of 701kerton .was iel,id
ed i)1.5.1;;inWii.11:':ihAeilfiel'ervt-OlS7i4(PaPillaajsgit '
apical milo3f*Was contributed by...,,Mrs.
:Horace Aitchison and a" vocal duet
by Misses ' Marten Johnston and
Verna. Steward.' A 'splendid., den-ton-
:Strait/n:0f "decorating the Christinas
table" Wasgiaren by Miss 'Xrabelle
dtureron, In the contest "Wrapping
a Christmas parcel", the first prize
went to Mrs., Cameron; 2nd to Mrs..
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NATION-
'FQR THE BUSYPARMER
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(Furnished,by 00 Ontario DeParfusent of Agriculture)
Increasetip4., Ritgesg. Su
r,reiv1:10Y.,.;
Lower
Reeeipta, Of frealla eg.gs hav,9 in-
crO,S0 li valuine: to Seine' Ofent
on tho, Toronto and Montreal "mar::
kets, resulting in afall:in Prices, 'An
4.dded factor in . this racaSsian of
prleeS Would,apPeal to be a ''Sla'Acen:-
mg' in consumptir demand probably
due
enio
t°' ...PLiceewca!ht rttoed, :t1;h19° fnosr4n the
PfeSenf pOlver,of the
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Treat majoritY of edifearineri at the
,pPrre:Bvsearnilatildiutgedin:WeiT1 la 141ratee::::t.0 t
hoped that th
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3onaewhat- tower retail prices now
rnips Eiijey''
Great Attention
One feature of the Royal Winter
'Fair which mast be nimiherecl among-
st those receiViny the gteatest'at.
the Coarse fodder used is of good'
-411414 44.4 iedr. lthera1.15',.
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.Tuber': TVA Skin
Pealing' 'in :Mind thAt.sa 134a.. to is
tt ail' times 4 hying, organimM, c91:17
diti913 ,matis.t, be Pre-a:Tided, which will
2r.0.*it.;e0gr!'''JPsfses:in stort.ige.,
cie&d, conditions are Widely prevalent
.ii :Canada which ansa in nTiOr. gaees., •
high percentage • et IOSS in, .stored
Above all, it Should be borne
n mind that '67 -finder akin Or: it
freshly taryested tuber . is • easily.
wretched' 'or broken; that: diggers • , or
rnpIeznezits.niay Cause cuts or bruises
:which' p,reve'disastrous. when ,such
:potatOes •' are : placed i n unsuitable
itorage. Rot and decay sooh follow.,
Moist tubers, especially when cut or '
'Jruised, are: the ;first tO -succumb.
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Griper. Thi.•,.jndges were IVIrs. •
•Kencirickniid Mrs. McInnes A vote
ef:tiiinip; was extended to the host-
ess and air:who had. taken part in the
Program' and the, meeting closed by
Singing •,"The Maple Leaf", after
which refreslaneats` Were seivedf:anci
a'. social • hour- enjoyed; '
Manager of, Restaurarit(to Scotch -
'man). "The . idea! You Coma, in and
drink a glass of water, then walk
calrly mar.:
Scotchinan2,-"Didye expect me to
ita,gger out?". '
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HEALT-14-seAv+C-E-
THE cANAEHAN meolcA.L
ASSOCIATION •ANO LIFE
• ImsuHANCE, comemaleS
;N. CANADA,
A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE'''.
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, Weli-known „statement Of. Alexan-
der Pope is that'"A little knowledge
is a :dangerous thing". The. signifi-
'canoe of these words should he borne
in „mind by those who I attempt to
Understand the, workings of the, hu
man body: A little knowledge is not
flangerous provided it is rqcognized
)01 being' only, a• little. '• .
• We •receive letters ;asking for ,
diet for acidity, the Writer stating
that she has too much acid in thc
'blood, and wants' to avoid, foods swhicl-
make: acid, These persons have ev.
deafly, , heard something' about acid.
and alkaline feeds; and have possibl;
read, advertisemrents abOut .the
ger§ of acidity.,
Theharrian: body is a delicately
balanced - machine. The .btOoel never
baconies. acid. Our correspondent
have formed the conclusion that
their blood:is ,acid; 'and they do ndf
know 'that their bodies require bal-
anced diet, ---ono: which :coatains both
acid—and alkali -forming foods.; ,
-People .have read So much :about
the importance of. vitamins: that.they
are stampeded WO buyirig Specief,
preparations whieh, are sold to :then -
tai 'being rich in vitamins. The truth
is that vitamins are important, -bat
they- Are found- in, all 'natural foods:
The normal Person who' eats a', wide
variety , of foOds secures • all the
vitamins he. needs,
' E.verybne-shoirldaLknow-tthe---iiiipor-.:
minerals, , fate, carbohydrates and
table, turnips, en -integral Part Of this
Departnient's• booth.
. Each, day, from early Morning till
,the show closed; • producers and ',con-
sumers were crowded around this
display, and hundreds Of reStitiiii
were'answered. This is gonclasiVe
Proof that a ligh-class preduCt, pro-
perly prePared for market, can, ;Al-
waYS,be depended upon to, gain
eat, and gaining interest, is, perhaps
the Most difficult; step in successful
merchandising.
Lack of Bilirli'uotte LossesLading'Results in:
R cords' of . actual ;losses by live-
stock shippers ,totalling $28;000-thrii
truckers failing. to pay for,Jtock are
in the 'possession of the Weekly sun
,states the, Ontario 'Marketing Beard ,
How many thousands of dialers have
.4ieen lost trona 'unreported 'cases" is
1,19t'iltdnelaae.
wibut. the 'totaL would. be:
,01is
The ' HighwaYs Act • new 'eriableS
..yery.' farmer to require a :trucker or
drover to - furnish A. bill' Of hiding -
This affords the, shipper in opportun
ity to , decide to whom his livestock
1411 .assures him he will get
money back, 'end provides, that e
full. and correct'statement of weights
indIrices paid by ,the purchaser
iMturned to the owner, •
:Every shipper, of stock by rail
4irotected la* through the 'man'
!est or, bill of lading which the,,rail.
-yak required to issne toMm. The
iisiiketing Board suggests' shipper's.
33 avail theniselves oft he sane pro-
4•ection on track shipments,: whiCh the,
flighwaY Act makes, possible:'
-.goofs for .pi4f aattie
When roots are fed TO., beef •cattle
.turnips are invariably :used; as it is
generally, recognized that tur-
nips are', illOre suitali‘JOr: fattening
nurpOlies.",.than •• niangels; the letter
lieing 'better, suited for
`ion..•Eaperiments. in ..the feeding :of
toots'to beefeattla.conducted at the
Eitnerintentril--Farale
Stations have proved that. reOta have
high • Valan for thiii• Paipoie. Roots
are .particularly valuable when ,•no
.other succulent -feed . available.
nulped • and 'mixed. with cut or chaffed
itravi or.poor quality- hay, they iM
love the :palatainlity,„, and, feeding
quality 'of ',these. Coarse' .roughiges
Very much. •
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Keeping:tip the Winter , •
' -Egg-Produatioi1-
.h1i1dbaiau1g niash•-in
hopperPbefere the 'flock at all times
Ora:items in 'the diet. They should also. iise heoperi.'to grit,oyster shell , and
know ' that ,•well-balaireed meals • the ehareoal *rater must be continuonsly
3iear• round •'will take • care of all 'supplied, and • when possible ,nulk
these items in'„the 'diet, .Particularly For green , feed, well cured.. aeeend
We t need a- 'wide 'Variety Of foods o cut alfalfa hay chopped and. steeped
making sere thatmilk and milk Pro- is excellent. In.additisti, advises thr'
.or dried' ruits are used daily. Dominion tPoultry Ilusbandaran, giVe
ducts, glen' 'Vegetables,' and fresh D • •
alait dangerous a all lath,. .a light feed of O'crateh grain in the
The kno*leage that Nt.hol and full feed; at. night; in
person fed competent to treat to )..11O'f°Iimbrath°H, tohfe atil3m7outantg.' b'%finsge"raitici?'-
diseaSe. the. eoveinnient -reCognizes Ted according .to the condition Of thf.
that, it takes years of Preparation locli; If the birds, are Putting on ton
before, anyone is ready to diagnose ,,,,oeh,weiot, reaRce: the Scratch 'feed.
disease and, prescribe tteaiment. :ri they are leiifig.• body weight, bi-
ll -Me is .why the laws Of our country gran
require that the student of medicine'the
spend severalyeale at a 'Medical Winer
schmil 'and. then Pass certain. este- SheePL tItateining
Oats
inations to ''§hoir" his ability to care reeding :,71dPiSceuriatiqYishie suited0iltshtigsheep
for the sick , before be IS licensed to 11.fe to food, arvio pattsr oats, one .part:
practice MedichieJ • - bran
The Pablie haVe a , right :ti) he -in- 'Peas and: one
part
is .11s. 4:1-64
forrned" health' alattere' ration
nitUftoeid fslioreelPheleatillytine1sWa
;Nat as the Wiee nian takes Optinstati. Towardt the end of the fitilshble.
ance forthe protection •Of ns taioilY. •
.So shorld ; he 'take tiine m s infOra°lad' 66'116811' 'mit the
ntttNt •136' increased tri fully three,
, Atogt3..
Itti§§di Itiitt
Ste,die Thister W1i1tbr•.
IVI•iss• Attila tart :phnetotte
il-artiti• •• too .
ration
Atitioett-conceriiiniLidlwxt
st'hiien1tEtThet Iffat‘lt•thr-Wnight-Glt.cere•-4.r-li
:"Valued --by 'many feederek
Tt
4itesilond toncernitio'llealtli; ad- '47:t441,'..,ili-Itt*dtieii't!•°1i1 :6f heavy dimhilshecL
titetiated't6 the dantidian Me'dical AS- .ttc6la41Y b6'
tioelation,' 184 daillege ;Street: 'Teton» ' half a iiatirati
to Will be tiosvoeted pot'soti' ally ty aIiiperhead Ser tliV;
toteti 154. tidOCitillfig to st,116,•,6nd§ t6 attalweit
ttd6frniie. its niTtirbrtabstituterlHfOr,Ahe bran,
se!fif
vitotitutee fa4onint iott(?ne when
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are.ore..-7avor ngt,an .
lossible the plicinf of potatoes into
an - kind. of storage: Until they: are
?erfectly , dry,
Era.), MarketItePart
An official report On. the' mar:.
keting Situation Shows that in East::.
3ra OritaryLthe crop 'was short again
:this, Year, but, there ;has been little
Movenient of market hay as yet. Cur-. ,
rpnt priiew to "growers are repOrted
as follows: .In the St: Lawrence Cbun.
-thriathy, $12 to $14; in the Ot-
tawayalley from $6; to $11 accord-
ing to kind, and straw, $4.tU,44,6.0 per '-
ton. 'In Isini ern 1-"Th---0-it'sfiblitr'll
range from • $11,50 to $18, according .
".o, the location.
The hay crop in Western ','.Ontario
Was heavier than last . Year and ;Of
better fivality. There is alsa a ',con-
siderahle carryover from ':the pre-
vious year, :particularly of 'timothy
.and gets ;rnixtares. It is estimated
that about 50 per :cent. of 'last: year's
rop Of. market hay in this part of •
Qntario is still afiai1ah1e,-„-but:-.4,4s.,,,,
being ted at a: rapid rate 'Owing to
the early Winter. The 'movement to :
Irinci.pal Consuming 'centres has been •
'froggy, but the general demand- for',
,ls, expected to improve :is the ••
vinter :adrances., ' 'Alfalfa, shay' has
'ieen in fair demand all fall .for the
nanutedure of alfalfa meal for •
vhieh 'thOre. has been an excellent ex-
ort
deloand., As a result, the '
-31y of 'second cut alfalfa 'hay for ,.
frinding is rapidly diminishing: Cur- •
tent Prices being paid groviers, are
timothy, 15.50' to -$6. per ton;.:
miiced hay, .4.50 to $_5...2.5.i.L,,1044.5,___
ent, $9 to $10;r, alfalfa, 1st cut,
t7 to $8; eat straw,. $9 to $3.50;':Wheat
'till*, $3.25 to $3-75. ,
Piice 'Decline Checked
• The persistent decline in prices a -
agricultural products in Ontario, "
which commenced in August, '41929,
-ontinued uninterrupted for , oyer
three years has' been ',checked . and, ,
iefinitelY. reversed this year. Some
tains . have been -outstanding, while,
qthers: have been of ,moderate pro-,
xirtions only. During the past twelve ;
months select hogs have iticreased.
t'rom 142.32 per cwt.,to'$&45 per cwt.,
W.O,C., Toronto;, good lambs fro
4.'15 to*8.00 per cwt; wool from 5c
to 9e per lb.; whole: milk (Toronto
iairies) from $1.45..to $1.81' per cwt.;...
'leans frOin 55c to •00c. per , bas,, and
'wheat 'frank' 45c to 65e per bushel. •
•
/YLArKINQ
Mrs. Wm. BlQie returned :home
thursdaY froth Dunnville, Where She, :-
had spent a ,few weeks :,with her
laughter, Mrs. Wilfred Hoffman' -and.
Tio;friTkan., ••,
• the Blake: W.if. S: Met ,Fiiditi7: af-
ternoon •at the home of- Mts.' 0o:rime:
Blake; with:a , 'good' attendance. The
ilection .of •offieeria reMilted in a 'few
ihanges. kre. Thos.', Slake 'was olee,
ted . president; Mies' Winnifted:Blake,
recOraing 'key. for this
•vtk. Altom. ree,-,sec'Y.. for the
Circuit auitiliarY. ,Plans Were•
'46:d for -a sapper and Rectal.. evening'. •
to be held in Blake en the eVeif.
trig of Friday, Dec. 26th. A full at .
tendance
e(6nitinity *as se'clanned:'
viben it, *eel learned that 1411%.: An§nti.
ylVo‘iniolaltya..111,atlteppapagid.sse.tiotayimitni*.Str,sti;ditti,6otait.
for the'bereaVed2 HY,' the,.:aged
ni;ti.-.•si siert -end br:other's ; their
sor
'Mrs, Clial'ialettp;s•Rd, ;Oh- Ashftekl#
_
Set:Mid •StOta • mko, to
'John Finnigan, .teCond, etaii of 1:Mr.,.
-
"i"itige• tra- iiiiteit1oWntil.41iniitat •
of .„ , • .,,
44#0t :it ••1%i