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$W$FORT1-.1,. '.01gARIO,'...MAN-31);
utornation. is Factor
ow great 4 threat its atitothation.
e fairnly farm? In a' drive to-
amhne ail& increase-productiOn
the: farm unit, as we know it to,:
disaPpear?
ere are some who --think that:this:-
be the result ,Addressing ?, by tOWns. 'and villages as once was
oting of the 4-11 Connell in Winni- the 'case.," The rmefihThit years
recently, a speaker predicted has tended to accumulate' his assets•
hat -the family farm will have alsap- in the form of additional equipment,
oared ,in .25 years., the result of a.- ,. improved buildings and modern facil-
inOre active production drive. . ities in his honie rather- than as cash .
t.,a4encle_pe_y-:.________iii--the-±bank,-as=once-,."-was-LtheLcas_e_—
iji• this. direetion. Population in pure- .Rather thanretiringoff the farm the-
rat ',areas is ‘. doWn althoh tendencySeerns':to be to stay on the.
Ciiigintfarm Scene .
eMa"Aa.fOr rlirj.cl-And refloCf,-
„
ed. in the substantially higher prices
which farms bring today, coMpared--
- witli 'even ten,years ago,. -•
.0n .the,Other ha,na,' there, not to-
flay,,the movement of ''older people
'from the farm:to-retirement iii•-nearL -
' e people in the a,rea-- as farm .where standar• ds of living are
re -lei - e
.. s has - com
about be- equal to anything available in town,
b
iuse 'farms araewidn...blaigfeel;eurnipetsoa
nied anCdewrthaejnelycoasntys.atrreeillesstliat w u d F1°11'1 The'll11"11 Expositor
•
From The 'Huren. ExPositur
,Iune, 2, 1933'
Mr: Gordon" Wright, Kippen, a
former welleithown -SeAforth - Col-
legiate" InStitute student, was
among the graduates at the On-
tario Agricultural 'College, -
where he obtained, his B.S:A. de
Gravel- in Tuelterstnith ,be
hauled- this year by ,Wilfred Cole-
man, the -township .cotmeil d'eCideol
at its meeting on Satuiday.
tender; -Which was ,accefated, was
for 9 cents a. yard mile,'
• Bowlers ;were of,ficially --the
greens for the first. time Wednes-
day afternonii. W. • G. Willis and -
Charles Stewart were awarded the
prize ams
-The question. 'of salaries' wes' the
big- item of business at the Meet-
ing_ of the 'Public Scheel board 'on
-Wedneeday-evening,- Gil motion of
Fred AV. „Wigg, seconded by Ilubt.
Joynt, assista,nt •teachers, will: be
TA-fel;ed-1900---for •ethe cenMageyear,
Salaries Until last Yeif Were $1,000,
•when each was cut 450.
At the annual e ern' the
Ontario 1VIedical Association, be-
ing held , in Hamilton, , Dr. F. C.
Neal, of Peterboro, -Was elected
-president- of -the -as soci ation. __Dr.
'eat is .an old .Walton boy and -a.
son of •Mrs. ,William Neal, Wal-
ton. _
t • •
emg, op.er 1_1), _ _ _
re- , arn.
e$ supported and: ebnitainea 'a pap -illation ,-should be Carefullk.
today a hundred acres fre-- a-mined...bp:the small towns and sil-
ica/AV is but a portion Of a:200, or lages, in. the rural areaS. While it is
;00 -acre, or larger, farming“Unit.jr.rhe- s'truo 'the tOWI:1, .PrOVide"- needed, ser7,
use, no longer is occupied, ancl a, vices to the rural people, it is .to these
amily has disappeared from that same -rural people that the business
ngession. •communities provi ing e services
1 •
e process: has reOulted in a keen mist depend for their very- existence:
, - - -
•ce sion, Tu kesmith. . he • they,
--Mr.---Arch -Scott, of --the firm el-
Scott'Bres., has, gone one a nusie-
neSs trip to the West.
The felloWing h -ave been'eleeted
eders •of. • First PresbYterian
Church, -Seaforthe J. A.e.Wilson
W. Somerville and Robert Bell, of
town, arld'''Tlioinas Grieve ,and
Arch D Scott, MeKilloo.
While, out W lking last Sunday,
Messes. %F. L. Willis.. and E. Toley-
made Mute' e- capture. IheY..,Were
wallthag ,along • the •riVer.'third con-
t Federal -Deficit -Occasions No Surprise
(1Viontreal Star),
•
-There shouldbeno .:4:47Pris.e over
e OttaWa reports that t.he Federal-
Onvernilent ,Will go into the :red, in
"Oe current mar ear by about $7,50.:
TPA A big
4nilliOns,-,a— Perhaps more.__.
Aeficit has been inevitable O'er since
'business turndown last year
which inevItab. .137 T011*. :talf.'-re-v,,-
VOS joined by .a n'ew, upswing
Goternment Spending.:„,. "
-,,,O1---
"-,tourse, the price paid for the 1957
:and 1958 Diefenbaker vidOries-atthes -
:Polls. The 'progressive ConservatiVe
1957 campaign was lavishly bolstered -
:tor e4ensive promises,. There: was.'
;.also,. a pledge of vast eainOnlieS in
1.1b1ie spending, but the ' Conerva-
ires.iri office, found that this was too
Ough a nut to crack. Little progress
as been reported.
'The faCt is that theLitieralS'imre
,good -and economicaVadministrators,.
Too-thrifty7ninded for the electors,.;
as things Willed (-.71:it. The IleW regime
;;W:11:1 have to borrow to :make. the
'books balance. *:
-1:10 the Liberals, during the. boOni,
-,SUcceecled rn reducing the national
debt, by more than two: billions, -we
'can iSorrow far one year -or two, with -
Out. jeopardizing otir excellent fiscal
position.,
But Finance Minister Fleining will
have hiS .Work..:.cut out- if the process
.is continued' too- long. The 'glow:that "
. -results from providi-ng something
. _ .
everyone is_a,loyous sensation.. which ..
no Finance Minister -carr afford for
--1On.g..,,,SOme:day,L the .inevitable
hangoirer:,Sets
in;and it is very un-
- •
leasanindeed
ee
at tlie. moment, unpalatable
' doctrine., ' The mood of exhilaration
sti1176R-Ists, ---tlifonghOnt the •ra-iik7 and-
. fil.E.:Of the Conservative Party and its
many supportersThe bills, however,
Wi.11'begin. to come---iir.':7Sooner or.later
• they, will have: to be Met, at which
time itmay bee.xpected that the pres-.
' • • ent, popularity Of the Diefenba,ker
Adriiinistration will begin to show 'a
-sharp drop.• f
Or, are we just old-fashioned?
u is, Key
Mercury)
.1Iarin to the price '"struCtilre and
the "cost .9f living does not pecessa,r.-:
. ily 1:0110*...axi.liicre4ge ti.'6,0*• The,
harm coines,When, the Wage. increa,s-:
es are not followecl -12y an inCrease'hi----
; production.• '
saw a 'large -fish L going through'
some repids-:-OL-6y- preitiireda.-.Club
and landed ,the.Ifish. It turned out
to be -a. large carp,'aid-weighed'
over 'three, pbunds.
The Energetic Thresher Co, have
erig4ged Robert and James Dal-
rymple 'toe operate their .pepular
thresliing.:'entfit foie. the season 'Of
1908.. - '
YEARS AGONE
Interesting items gleaned from
The fluron'Expositor of 25,
and •Years ago.
•
During the electrical storm ,last
Tuesday a barn belonging to Wile'
liatn Sheppharel, neer,' Harlock,
was struek by lightning and'burn-
ed to the ground,- together with- a
uninber of contents, including ani-
ma4 and. Poultry-- ••
• Stewart Bros., OFR ageets, this
week' ticketed Mr. and, 11frs.
liatn Hart, otVarna, to Edmonton
and return,. •'
, Front The. Huron .Expositor,
une I: .480' ,'--
Last Monday morning a, Man
named 'Hoisted; While working, the
sharper- ro-a-dfopt-eve,-13ox'0 -cab;
inetl, factory, got three_ of the fin-
gerS', Of Ids, left hand 'cut clear' off,
'Messrs, AleXander. Thoinpson•
and Thomas Baird, p . an eye
Jeline-MCGregor • Tuckersmlth
and •,lVIr. :Hugh Ross, of McKillop;
left' Seaforth on Thursday on a
pleasure trip to the Old ,CelintrY.
The contract for the erection of
the-, new .brec,Ige at Breadfoot's.
Schoolhouse, Ori the- second conces-
skin of TuckerSrilitli has been
awarded to' Mr..; Ainsley, Of.
Wing -
ham, :the price being $1,025. • -
, On Wednesday Mr. Thomas Mc-
Miehaeliseof Ilullett,, raiierlea large
bank: barn: is „68xq6- feete-IVIre
Sarnuel.Benneft is the framer and
Mr." Scales. was the 'coritraetor. for
the stonework, which he.cpmpleted
in12deys,..• "
•
James Brajthwaite,- town-
ship clerk,' flullett, intendso k
a. tri dowe to -Kentucky next
mottle • Mr. Thomas • Moon ,, ex.
peCts-to-accoranaty
-- ;Mr.- Samuel -Smith,' of.the ninth,
-concession 'Of McKilloP- has
pur-
-chsed the farm of 'his neighbor,
Mr. ter Rosseon . a .
eon -
cession.', The 'farm contains 100
a_4price, was $,500. ,
SEAVORTH 4-H SWINE iciLya,
The Ma mee in of the 'Seaforth
4-11 'Swine', Club 'was held at' the
farm - 'of Scott Cluff. Two •classes
of ',Yorkshire oW judged'
gave -the' -1VitheM'"illettairleiaalnciPl-aAeritnligusr onthe
, •'
It *as decided' the next meeting
Would- beelield Thursday, -June--26'.
Francis_ Hunt thanked Mr.? Cluff
for' the uSeeof his- barn, and pigs.
Secretary: • "I'M not really late,
Mr. D. I just took my coffee break
before coming ie.”
SEEN
PERS
• Plan Bath DouSe '
•Mitcliell-lvIcAd'am was awarded
the contact for • construction eof
the bath houSeein --Conneetion with
,
the new Clinton 'Conampiiity Swim-
ming
this week. Plans .for the building
may be -seen in the win'clow,ef the
-RtlfeesiceoeCrd°onl.f Clinton N1j,e,tiN:vlis--
•
, Joins Advertising Company
1'4, and "Mrs. Kenneth Taylor
and IVIiss' Claire 'Taylor attended
the graduation .ceremoides at the
OAC, Guelph,,last,Fridey. Mr. Mac'.
Taylor was -one of the graduation
class, having comlileted the coarse
in 'Animal. HusbanclrY.' He -has se-.
cnred 'a position with- the MacLar-
elle Advertising , Company Limited
of' Torontee-Blyth Standard.
- Lower Tax Rate
•
There was good news -for borne
'Owners in Winghani lasteweeke
lewing ,a special., Meeting of,' the,
, town coundll• M draw up the bud-
get for- the'year. The council found
it poaltde to leWer the,tat Tete by
-Last 'year's rate for
residential prtiperty was 72'
this- year's will be 70. The 'Nisi-,
ness. --and industrial .rate rernaing
• 'at,. 75 5._nnll
Advande-Tinies';,
Unh
Detroit- wonian ,MisS Ethel
JoneS; ,Was uninjered on Friday
when the car she was driving left
the road and landed en 'a dittht
three.„and a hall' miles eat of Zote
ich. According, to Miss, idnee, she
swerved in an effort -to Miss a- cat'
going acrosS the road and': lost
control,of .her; vehicle._ She was on.,
her way to Godirich, 'where She
had -an appointnient with a -dentist'
COnsiderableT damage was done to
her, •vehicle ' •Which landed. upside
down in the ditCh.' Larry Genius,
Clinton, wee travelling' west -on the
highway. and saw, the mishalp 'oc•••-•,
Cur. He was. the first on the -scene.
of the accident, and 'helped Miss
Jones out of 'her car. Wilfred
AtiotisSeau , and. his father were.
working in a 'field nearby,- and
they arrived at the scene. shortly'
after. -Zurich Citizens News:,
•,
:Still Not Satiefied •
• Local. Public' sehool teaChers* are
not satisfied with Oederieh 15,nblie
School board's answer to their re -
attest for an 'across-the-board sale
ary- increase of $00 per year, the
board was informed at its regular
meeting last week. After. lengthy
'consideration .the board passed -a
motion advising the, teachers' 'coin-
' rnittee that it should' meet 'with
the full board -if the, feaehers wish,
to proceed on, their request for an
acress-theloard inerease. The pre,.
sent dispute arose after the experi-
,ence allowance -which the board
Offers' to teachers ' Was. changed
from $100 A 'year- (for up to four
years) te $200 a•••• year (for Up to
four , years). 'This, Wetild affect
teaChers with four years or -less of
apply to Thee with more then Min;
Ite6aaerhsintigt e:,:rtrtieontiecee;', 2mt-vr, nottlodde'rn:h
Signal -Star, ,
'May Stop Bulltlittg • •
AmloYed because two hUilderit
had failed to Sip agreeinentS and
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TITURSD. AY, PRIDA,ATI.J1t,DAY
AY 29,- 31
Red &warm...
• 744-minte
-1110
Ellinarr Pure
PEANUTBIJ'ITER
le -ounce
.3-aes •
White Ctesg.
iroit,gr TISSO
lafge '
•Rolls, '
VEGETABLE r 'POMATO ' '
A yLIVIERo SOUPS
10 -mince •
• Tins
' Gaitlen Patelt Tender„.„
CtIOICE PEAS
1.5..oinie
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Tins .....e:... . .. -
., Aylmer Choice' 'e , ' Vresh 6°,34" -
Fi•tt-IT COCICTAIL Cheery' morn COATE'
15 -tine $t One-pothad 7/c
ECONOMICAL DAINTTV RICE., -4-1b. package -
Ting ..., ,..,, .... . ' - Packa° -----..,, .. . .. ,..,,. „e, ne
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JULIO MELLY POWDEAS--.3 Agg. '29
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KELLOGG'S SPECIAL It..CEIREALPkg,
.esti
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LIGEPtTtflS
25, 40, 66
. Watt
for '
SWift's Golden Dew
MARGARINE
4 1 -pound
PaCkages
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... ....... . .
TOMATO-,CATSITP
Bottles . .. ... .
Alleles yawl* ivied
APPLE ,JUICE
7 20-ounee -"L'•
Tins
tick's Pickles
':I1ABY DILLS
„
16 -ounce
Jars
- Clark'
BEANS WITs11 P_ORIC
C 20 -ounce -
u This
Swift's Tempt
DOG FOOD ,
12 15-°t'
and 1 Tin FREE eel__
-Sit. Aisottea
IAN OE MARMALADE,.
6 9 -ounce ; ; „ • . $1
Regular
TISSUES
soko„.§ .. .. ..
smares cholet. (wino
APPIA SAME
2 2"unce aac
Make 'Your OVvn Soft •Drinks'
PRESHIES
•
-
propeeded With_ . 'construction . of
heeteee without :permits,
cilipaclicated"Mianday night it
itek.injtinetiOne to stop ,werle'
on -
the 'Town :solicitor,:W.
G.., ;Cochrane was.; instructed, to
lvarnetheebuilders-ArteWhiletuitY7
and: Simmorii Brothers -e -that, coun-
cil Witild take- aCtiori'.if the.Y.daa':t
sign_the'„ agreements' Mayor
i. Ee, Pooley .proposed the nieve
and Other 'councillors agreed.' Said.
the: etiaYOr: they don't 'sign by
the ; Mad' ef-,. the week, :We should,.
spek injunctions to hay,e Work'SMp=
Ped. We laavedooe everythieg We
timid le Cooperate With, thein. :and'
1 don't tbihk' we' should, -have to
Put up with; tine any longer. 'The
agreetnents. state;that-the builder,S-
rntistlia,respOngible the"provi-
sion:- 'of eeertain' serVices.. to, :-llie
heuses;.includinge roads andeen 'the.
Whitsmith ,case.,,. for.' a4Y,IfloOditg
deiriage :thefeiriay-reenitefrorne-the
erection ofe.the house. •-,t• Exeter,
'Times -Advocate.
- ,. •
Low teit,41.jr-e4r;
. .
The LticknoW Braneh of the Can-
adian Legion has- taken . over :the
recreehon :building - on a. 10 -year
lease agreement at. a r ental lefeone
dollar a ,yeare.:They vvill be re-.
Sponsible for ;' maintaining, 'and
keeping the. building in' good, re-
paharrYirig-adequate-fireeinsnr--
ance anil'haVe,Pledged to build. and
Irecuut
emir; i-modert,kitchen acceSSible
nortii wing , which 'Check Ain 'knowledge ity •
FED.FRATIO:N,
NEWS-
,
(BY•afg, at41atv-A.y)
Representatives of. ,county hog'
producer. erganitations. met in -Tem
rontoelaSt ,'V.Veclnesday,•and
mously.confirmed the action'of the
Ontario llog Producers' Marketing
Board -inmaintaining the present
system Of Selling hogs ttirough„,the
co-operative' -sales ageney. About
'90 Percent of, Ontario's hog CroP
is . new," being directed , throtigle 15;
assembly .marketing..peinte• Of the'
Onta,rice Hog Producers'. Co-epera;:
:.., •
,Producere support was, given, to
"the Hog -Marketing ,Board in. face
of corisiderable agitation. in preees-
eor circles for, the h.bg, co-operative
to, dispose Ofetheir, bogs threnigh-a
:patch •clock'.,systeni, :a- mechanical.
auction deyice, sed in the matkete'
leg- of cheese and tobacco.
--eHog7fifirdiTeerST theTntieeting
objected. to "the ,Duteh,•.elecle'sYs-
tene 'because they f,elt that,it would
Place the, smeller -rand, 'Mere nume
refous. proceSSOrS M an. unfair '
laciSition . and. limit .the..eeffec-,
tiveeesS, 'of ethe reajerity; of 'buy -
es '. •ConiPetitive,".laidding.
An-
other ebjectinn''to 'Hie:Dutch elock-
sYsteM. wasethate,prOcessorS have.
beet unwilling 10 -,--agr0--tk;1nini-
na Urn prices; essential,to:the Dutch
clock auction inetned,dor ether, -Pro-'
ducts. Also; it was 'expressed
by -
producer ,representatives that hogs,
are -'a', Perishable :product.. which
could not be stored ' at -times. when
einsatisfactoryeepritese-,were .;being
bid through' the Dutch' 'clock „sys-
„Aereseletion from' the , Hog ,Pree,
dueer Meeting earther stated. that
the Hog Board accepted the
lenge of the Farm. Products Mar-
ket'ing Board: to have a vote ,as,
announeed, a was still
the opinion -of the organization that
60eper.tent-Of-those `yotingenefavor
should' -li tsf t
majority, , as 'has been reCOnithend-.
ed .the -past. The resolution fol-
lowed -the -announcement' by the
government that ,a vote would be
'
held on the Ontario Hog Producers'
marketing, Plan, July"25, and that'
66-2/3 per ent fay rable vot o
those.vottrig ' Would be' necessary to
contimie. the . Marketing Plan- in
'In 'cominenting on the marketing
of h,ogs wieildpeint out that, if
this present_ systemg
- is
ended we will not 'return to, the
former-, trucker_ - shipper_4netho
7.ihere are alreadY a large number
of hogs being produeed. on con-
tract. ,Without the present mar-
keting syst m,. these. hogs would
,be the property of , the -'processor
and 'therefore no selling on the
part of the prodneer
bible. In years, . past there were
'numerous poultry 'dealers' covering
the country buying poultry of all
kinds, These dealers , have prac-
tically disappeared with the intro -
-duction of contract raising or broil-
ers, ,The , same happen' very
rapi:dly ,4n.• e hog in us ry,, The
closing, of 'the Canning-TA-eV:hies in
Exeter' and Forest ShOuld.. be a
Warning to: all pro.ducers' of the
dangers of contrae,t- farming. At
-present' esette--thing
could happen verveaSily te'
broil-
er- Producers: -
! BRUSSELS 4.411 CLUBS -
-Second meeting of the Brussels.
Beef, Dairy mid Swine club was
held at the farrn Of William Turn-
bull.' During the. meeting ...the
group judged_Ayrshire cattle at
the farm of Martin Bean,- as well
as Shorthorn, heifers and Yorkshire
sows<Y. at the Inrnbull- farm.
The judging was in 'Prertaration
for the acliieVement day held in
Seaforth on Saturday:
-..A question on 'a psychology exam
read, "How 4ine gain good
posture?" '
A small boy chewed his pencil
and 'then wrote: "Keep the cows
off and let, it groweavvhileee.
kft
thine' tO be 4, puhlie "section: ;of -the
"building. and,.aVailable" to • those
,
Wishing to use it at, a rental,: fee
present rates.' It has
been -'stiggeSted that a nominal
.(probably $2:0t)" will 'be additional
teccaterers for 'use of dishes, .nteti-:
Sils and such leiteheri eqtiipi
tient, , 'essential '16_,,eatering and
with which the kitchen wilt' be fully
equippedby, the Legion, filtt- leaSP
Arrangement was, decided upon 'at
a Special meeting on „Thursday
ening o the village council and
'the Legion EXecutive. The docu-
ments coveritige-th# tranSaction,
• were legally 'drawn rup on Satin,'
day.-LuelchoW Sentinel, ' -
Sugge sw
t • ap
,
Town couneil has asked;Elston
Cardiff, M.P."for Huron, to help
arrange a eneeting between- .repre-
sentatiVes • ofthe town and the
,DePartinent of- Public Works to.
'dismiss a Proposer that the Town
„SOld as a site- for- the, new
-post-office,-'There tan be a great.
dollar savIng. ever the year'sfor
the town,' „said, Couticillor Brtice
Sully, who -urged at Friday' s -coun-
cil meeting .tbat -the prOposal,
i
'fully investigated. It s' lindersttead
here tha present plans of theffede
eral authorities tall for demolition
Of the existing ,POst office, which
to ,he replaced by.; a neW Wild --
111g „one the same- site o WeSt-St.
iuial plans for the new post office
are nild0 'WAY 'nd- It is' possible
that tenders could•:be dalfed. ,,,
Stine, Council. Was. told.' 'It, Was
Cotincillor. Sully ',Who. originally
niade th Oat the ttkiAra
flafl -4 sold aSWAie tit*
post-,Ighee:--. III- said it .Mighf.:110
poss11e to ConV6rt the proen't:post
othce,'W4.11611. Is said: to, be:, in i.164
nellent -eenditiorie „into munioipal
offices. 11 thisowas done, it inight
po.nenesSary to tonstruet new pub',
hall.-GOderieh, Signal -Star.
identifying this map
HoweYer ,Nireil 9coaknow -
-
OntaidO, you'll enjoy getting
to km?* it better. Make, a ,
point this year of exploring
highWays'.: and byways,
, visiting lovely( and
...vacatimiing at one of its
• Medern resort areas'
• the HalThurton. Highlands
shown above. Take the.firot .
filling"out and
nutiling the- cotipott beloW;
NOW
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Potatoes ' AS -a 'Livestoek FOC,"
Small and offegrade,..Petatoes un
suitable for ddinestie use can be
.scItirkSef:eediofn.par.efitabl,36,tbrO,U,
•, pr. Ntrliitih of. -the- loethbridge.
ExPerinien.tal perm' reports, that
experimental _evidence indicated
that 500. PetintIS of,. potatoes.. were'
equal-, t�: 1.0QepirundS, of. 'grain, • in
feedingevalue ,for,millting Cows .and
fattening. 'lambs,- ,when •fed
,alfaffa hay an: , ,Howeyer,
he . says, lo.oci esljlts,, potatoes
should,,,:lie..:ied, -to; livestock with
eare'4: as :theY.:do hay. their hitt-
tatioris .as A livestock Teed:',.'
,
Petatees,are about -St, per cent ,
Water • 4rid,therefpre'are-somewhate
sintilar to silage,- Tlier4r,e-levver
ine.Protein, 'essential, niinerals-
vitamis .:than:',MOSt Of the,-,Coni7.:
Used feeds, F�r these' reas
onS'ipbtatoeS:'Sliottlifbefed, in, bet-
, quallty' feeds .
Such --,-as leguitie- hay :.and ,Cereal.
grains; or aProteie,eiiiterAle'enne
plernmit Sheiildebe4dded to :the
ratiOrie,,Potateei..sheuld beeitile
clu
ed. hi 'tlie',,,ratiOn'gradnallY as they
are seMetirries unpalatable to-
Potatoes
s
eatkle nerM'irl'adW,-:',,I$-t
e.
pOsiked fopigS_LISprotits'Shonld,,
ede,P re;feed.'
Sunburned,- ,frozen oedecayedPote-
atoes should net be fed to any class7
of. stock,. as they. ,sontetimes are -
poisonous. tafge, potatoes should.'
be -sliced or pulverized before feed-
ing, to aveiddanger, of'ciaoking.
should"..liont4 beeattf eteel. o.,,erven:lriliOi 11'; acuoird.:".
of. Potatoes . while , fattening-
lainbs :and breeding. ewes. Shotild:
not be ,fed over -three- pounds per •
-head daily. Pip may be fedtip •
More than these antitieieare fed
six, pounds per head daily dePend--
ing ,upon the SiXc of the 'pig 'if
to swine- scooting May result 'Un-
leSe e, ainourit -Of. -potatoes .
unsuitable . for sale are available, -
they '11. be f rn6re, value` as a
leed-if/appro4itimate1y half , of, the,. -
above -mentioned amoiints, are fed,.
Polatoes-,,Should be 'fed to dairy,
acovOisd,ioinffril,fleadviaotresint
immediately alter
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cattioned- the' patient -not to' climb'
up and down stairs. A month later •
when the 11/1.1D, removed the cast,
the old ,lady asked, "May„I
the stairs now?'
i'm sick anti:tired of go-
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-"Dad says having fun is patt of grosong
and so is saving. It's never too early
or too late to save, he tells us.
So Vicki and I both have Savings Accounts
at Dad's bank. We're all saving• ' -
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