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366 henrys now open new location in the former herald building clothing for men ladies children special invitation nylons 51 fuut 2 kliiidrs jrunctm and slih xe 1 95 value 139 open stock simmons jewellers if you live on this farm you will receive a 100 cift certificate from each of the cooperating merchants on this page and a framed 8x 1 0 enlarge merit of this photo watch this feature every week in the herald if its your tarm come to the herald office and receive coupons worth 17 in merchan disc plus your framed photo no one knows in advance the identity of the farm pictured here lucky farmer rural photo quiz your general motors dealer arthur scon motors ltd chevrolet ou1smoriu clltvkout truck phone 161 murt allison ru tiie s no 35 2furrow plow adaptable to tord terguson and case i ractors masseyharris sales service phone 100 carusos fruit market georgetown certified seed potatoes 10 lb 89c 75 lb 585 onion sets lb 29c only 3 days left introducing a new cash and carry qimutv cleaning dyeing deptt suits dresses mit coats m mk skirts odd pants 39 brills nrampton georgetown- moving 3 doors south to a new location on may 12th after ti1at date we will occupy tiie former dominion store premises h g0ldham meat market phone 1 main street inglis automatic washer with sudsmiser and the 7 rinses exclusive at whitmee electric phone 724 box plants pans1es marigolds english lawn daisies petunias 35c 3 for 100 rose bushes 49c bains 5c to 100 store phone 490w tractor bargains waterloo bronco 8c plow new int cub and plow new int model h used minneapolismohne z used minneapolismohne z new minneapolismohne u used new waterloo garden tractors j g davidson ashgtove phone 42 r 2 for sporting equipment its richardsons hardware phone 25 complete line of fly casting bait casting end spinning equipment now in stock be ready for may 1st mr farmer read this page for the next 26 weeks you may be the lucky farmer why pay more for less toronto star 30c per week out star weekly 10c per week total p- week 40 c the telegram six issues per week plus weekend picture magazine plus l 16 pagesopcolored comics still only 55 with tely home delivery every week yotj save mr name delivery of the telybleaaectntaet the tely carrler- aim en year streecwrlte the telegsn bay and mellnda sis taronto 1 or telephone averse 6011 the telegram dally plus wbkkxnd yotje bfettr newbpapkb fexjy m c tihr- farm news seeding makes good progress despite the late start and the heavy shower which hit jomc aec- tlons of the county on tuesday ev ening of last week hulton farmers urc ma kin 11 good progress in netting in the spring crop on the heavier clay loom the soil is reported to be very hard in short it is tatting a good deal of power and is hard- on machinery in order to secure a satisfactory seed bed the present line weather continuing a goodly percentage of the seeding will bo completed when tihls appears in print despite die reported unem- loymcnt in urban centres farm help of any value would appear to bo just about as scarce is liens teeth needless to add wages being asked arc out of line with the prices be ing received for agricultural prod uce in short farmers arc getting a real squeeze as a result of the surpluy of all r lasses of moat eggs and milk prices being received by the producer are much reduced on the other hand there tin been little or no reduction in the cost of concentrated feeds fertl- ixers and mother commodities re quired by the former for the oper- at ion of his business inrfact cer- taln commodities are up in price from a year ago the embargo im posed as a result of the outbreak of foot and mputh dis i in part responsible for 4 accumulated urpluses but aside from this export market forcanadjah agricultural produce are very limited and conse quently the old law of supply and demand la having a real tarings at ttie expens of the agricultural c-tfo- ducer it would certainly appear as- u4b53 la going to be a tough jraar for many tarto operator w can only hope that 1933 will find the us embargo removed and in addl- ton other export niarlcots devel oped farm news boys girls clubs off to good start the court room milton was crowded to capacity on friday ev ening of last week when the organ ization meeting was held of hal- tons three calf cfubs and two grain clubs nearly one hundred young people from all parts of hal- ton were in attendance in calf club work alone 73 young people between the ages of 12 and 20 years enrolled this constitutes a record for the county agricultural rep resentative j e whitolock assisted by a t woodlcy aha lr man of hal- ton s club leaders council were in charge of the meeting which was a source of inspiration to the many adults in attendance incid entally the large enrolment clearly indlcateu that tho club leaders conference held in milton a lew weeks ago juur already commenced paying dividends the election of officers for tho various clubs resulted as follows ilelsteln calf clnb 44 members president barry archer vice pres- ident christina marshall secretary treasurer eileen hunter jerseyguernsey calf clnb15 members president earl bayers vice president grant devlin secty treasurer bob joyce beef and dos parpeee clnb 14 members president sandy buchan an vice pros grant devlin secty treasurer john wulmott haltea in oat clab 13 members president lynn ooulkrrics president robert marshall sechy- treasurer arleanet uoarthux balua bans om crab 10 xaem- bcrs president don joyce vice president cllft norrish sccrcury- tteasurer allan parsons farm news halton juniors stage 7th annual at home the seventh annual at home of the 1 fait on juniors hrf the brnnt inn burlington on thursday even- ifi of last week was an outstanding success under the leadership of president mac sprowl and his var ious committee chairmen every de tail had received attention and the event operated with a smoothness which would be the envy of any adult group among those acting as patrons and patronesses were warden and mrs j m wickson mr and mrs h g bennett toronto reeve and mr stanley norrish mr and mrs ernest clarke thornhlll and mr and mrs j e whitcloclc guests wore present from the counties of bront wcntworth wat erloo teel york lincoln ii old 1- mand and wellnnd all in all it was a delightful ovent and a real credit to hulton juniors remember the boy scout paper collection on saturday have your papers out early or contact one of the boys increased costs mean more insurance protection needed make sure you are fully insured walter t evans co insurance real estate travel ica the service that counts launjry call zenith 13800 no toll laundj iittlsmabbaatsbwi jj waifevr jasftjii ito jiaiitp