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PAGE TWENTY-TWO ) THE DAILY TAIMES-GAZETTE THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1951 First Horse Meat Store in Canada Winning Popularity at Edmonton Edmonton, April --(CP)-- Horse meat is proving popular in Edmon- | ton. That's the word from O. B.| Moore and E. S. Ferguson, co-| owners of Canada's first horse meat store. The shop--named The Pony Market--now has been in operation for several weeks and the owners say business is booming. : They also claim there hasn't been one serious complaint to date about their product. "At first," Mr. Moore; said, "Qu' customers were mainly persons who had previously eat- en horse meat overseas and welcomed an opportunity to purchase it again. But now we get almost as many Edmonton- born customers as those of | European descent. "Why, last Saturday alone about | 600 people bought meat in our store and many of them have lived here all their lives." > The greatest atraction to budget- | conscious housewives is, of course, the meat's relatively low price range as compared to other meats. Most cuts sell for about 40 per cent of regular beef prices. Top | price for a horse tenderloin, for ex- | ample is 40 cents against $1.50 per! pound for beef cuts of that class. | Loin steaks sell for 35 cents com- | pared with 95 cents for good qual- | ity beef steaks in nearby shops. Rump roasts or pickled hindquart- e:s cost about 36 cents a pound and ground horse meat 25 cents. Little Opposition The owners did not run into L 4 | Arrives F rom Scotland WE | Lady M. Vincent Jones, wife of Sir Vincent Jones, an Anglo-Newfoundland Co. official, is shown on her arrival in Montreal recently aboard the | as much opposition as they counted | Donaldson cargo liner Laurentia. They will live in Pointe Claire, Que. on when they first approached the | provincial government with the idea | of selling horsemeat for human con- sumption. City council approved the issue regulations covering sale of the meat. | Numerous citizens protested to the council claiming they refused | to eat horse meat and might get stuck with some if sale became legal. These protests were brushed aside by the council, however, after the city health officer said objec- tions to sale of the meat were "pure- ly psychological." Council ruled, however, that no meats were to be sold in the store and it was clearly advertised as selling horse meat only. The horses for the meat are sup- plied by a processing firm with plants in Swift Current, Sask, and | Edmonton. This processing firm has been | =TIME -- RICH TREASURES-- ~--Canada Wide Picture. Montreal -- (CP) -- A throne worth $30,000,000, ropes of pearls six feet long and chests overflowing with jewels are nct very. startling |to Hon. George Charles Hayter Chubb of London. They aren't his, of course, but Chubb's firm, a lock and safe com- pany, has the job of guarding them among other almost priceless treas- ures of the world's monarchs. The throne is the fabulous pea- cock throne of Persia and it is in a burglar-proof room designed by | Mr. Chubb's company. "The floor is literally strewn with expensive baubles, such as gold swords," «he said during a recent visit here. "Chests are scattered about, spilling precious stones. doers, we mers et Rich Treasures No Rarity saruniene me sr To UK. Lock, Safe Company L 4 The most unusual job the firm | had to tackle was an order from an Indian Maharajah for strong boxes | for the jewelry of his 17 wives. | Chubb's made the boxes, each with | an individual lock and key. The | women were delighted with this bit | age Plants, Central Experimental Short-term Pasture Mix Ottawa--Grassland farmers have been asking for a mixture that can produce a good first cutting of hay during the first year and thereafter be a re- liable source of pasturage for three or more years. Such a seeding may be called short-term pasture mix- ture since it usually remains in pasture only as long as it is pro- ductive. The pasture is then broken up and is incorporated into the re- gular rotation on the farm. According to F. S. Nowosad, For- | age Plants Division, Experimental | Farm, Ottawa, all short-term pas- ture mixtures should contain both perennial legumes and grasses. Al- | falfa and Ladino are most general- ly acceptable legumes for this pur- | pose. Other legumes may be added | but only because they increase the hgy yield during the first year. | Grasses which produce more sum- | mer aftermath than timothy are desirable for such pastures. 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It never should be allowed to reach the bloom stage unless it is plan- ned to use it as grass silage. Spot- | ty grazing should be avoided by rotational grazing and mowing. For further information about | mixtures write the Division of For- of privacy but they under-rated the | Farm, Ottawa, Ontario. ingenuity of the Maharajah and | ChubBb's. The Maharajah had a master key fitting all 17 boxes. Want to buy, sell or trade -- A | Classified ad and the deal is made. a - <r '% Here's low cost comfort grass-legume | Due to average weather | pasture | following: | Brome 6, orchard grass 3, timothy | 3, red clover, 3, alsike 1, ladino 1 | EVERY-DAY HOME NEEDS eGrand Variety! 'oThrift Prices! Timely Assortments! BUDGET-PRICED HOUSEWARES THAT LEND A HELPING HAND in making your home more attractive . . . your homework more efficient! Come in and look over these wonderful wares at Budget-paring prices . . . you'll enjoy the wide seléc- tions. 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