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1958 8-cyl. SILVER HAWK
Co
Ienricicrii7e executive car. $400 Discount Ov
1955 STUDEBAKER Station Wagon
6 Cyl., with overdrive.
1954 STUDEBAKER Coupe
with overdrive; one owner car, 27,000 miles.
1953 Studebaker 4-Door Regal Deluxe
1950 STUDEBAKER 1/2 Ton Pickup
W. H. Dalrymple & Son
PHONE HU 2-9211 — BRUCEFIELD, ONT.
Robert W. "Bob" Carbert has
been appointed Director of In-
formation for the Canadian Fed-
oration of Agriculture, To farm
people in Western Ontario Bob
is no stranger, Ten years ago
he started the farm broadcast
department of CKNX Wingham.
When CKNX branched into
television, Bob was quick to see
the advantage of serving the
farmers with two of the most
popular farm programmes, "Fo-
cus on the Farm", and "Al-
manac."
Mr. Carbert is a native of
Westinghouse
Speed Electric Range
Custom Imperial 30
Model AL-30
• Automatic Surface Unit
• Roast Guard
• Colour Glance Controls
• Automatic Timer
• Reversible Oven Racks
$249.95
Clinton Clinton Electric Shop
D. W. CORNISH, Proprietor
Your WESTINGHOUSE Dealer
HU 2-6646 — CLINTON
30" Ranges
From
I
2 CENTS
A BUSHEL
STOPS GRAIN
INSECTS FOR A
WHOLE YEAR
Spray Bins With,
HOWARD
BIN
TREAT
to kill Insects
in cracks and
crevices.
Treat new grain with
HOWARD
GRAIN GUARD
POWDER
Mixes easily with new
grain as it is binned—pro-
tects it from grain insects
for a whole year without
affecting milling, feed or
seed value.
/t costs about 2c a bush-
el to use BIN TREAT and
GRAIN GUARD—less than
it does to fumigate.
On Sale At
CLINTON FARM
SUPPLY and
Machine Shop
Phone HUnter 29613
At HFC you deal with specialists in solving money
probleras: people who understand your needs and
who can give you one-day 'Service on loans up to.
$1,000. Borrow in privacy with up to 30 months to
repay on terms you select.
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eiatas& -
M. R. Jenkrns, Manager
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_ GODERICH
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IN 1U
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p to 30 months to repay—
Plans to suit your budget.
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4 cycle, remote controls
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2 cycle, recoil start, $44.95
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Reg. $45.95 NOW $41.95 2 cycle, rope start,
Plastic Garden Hose
50' lengths, coupled Black $1.59 length
Red, Green $1.85 length
Chrome Wind Silencers pr. $1.69
Wheel Hub Spinners ea. $2.39
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Feed .
Hillside Brand. Growing Mash
To Your Pullets In The Growing Period,
When moving your pullets into laying honie, feed them
Hillside Brand Laying Mash
H. F. WETTLAUFER
Clinton Phone HU 2-9792
Doetor...Wednesday. will be fine!"
When it's time to have the dentist check
daughter's teeth, Mrs. Smith naturally reaches
for the telephone, that helpful "member-of-the-
family" with the habit of getting things done.
When you look back over your day, it's some-
times surprising to realize in just how many
little ways the telephone has helped you , how
it adds so much convenience and comfort to
everyday living.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA.
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Dog Chow is a dry food' — 90 ner cent food
solids. It is made in two forms—Checkers,
and Kibbled Meal. The checkers are fed dry
The kibbled meal is fed moist . . . usually
with water though as a spur to appetite you
may sometimes mix in soup, gravy, milk, or
broth from cooked vegetables. Mix 1 part
liquid, 2 pars Meal and stir and let stand
for five minutes. Feed according to condition.
Clinton Farm Supply
and MACHINE SHOP
CHARLES NELSON
Phone HU 2-9613
re,
PAGE aax (I.Drroil NEWS-RECORD -THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 19510
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Bob Carbert Accepts Job
With Canadian Federation
Perth County, raised in the
Mitchell area, and previous to
farm broadcasting he farmed in
Hibbert Township.
Always alert to the fact that
farmers want to be informed of
what is going on in agriculture
circles, Bob Carbert has carried
out a policy in farm broadcast-
ing that has been felt not only
in Canada and Western Ontario,
but in many other countries of
the world,
He takes up his new post in
Ottawa on September 2. Mrs.
Carbert, the former Mary Good-
yer, and their three children,
Helen ten years; Ronald six
years; and Bruce, three years,
will be moving to Ottawa as
soon as accommodation is ar-
ranged,
Vaughan DouglaS, present
associate farm editor, assumes
the position of farm director at
CKNX from Mr. Carbert,
ONTARIO HOSPITAL. INSURANCE
Group registration proceeding until August 31 i 1958. Application forms for individual
'Pay-Direct' enrolment available at banks and hospitals. In communities without a
bank, the forms may be obtained from the post office.
HURON CO-OPERATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES
Secretary, Mr, Bert Irwin
CLINTON, Ont. -- Phone HUnter 2-9751
Henson Community
Sale Prices
:By our Hensall Correspondent)
Prices at Hensall Community
Sale, August 7, were: Weonling
pigs, $12.35 to $16.60; chunks,
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$o5
$3
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cows,
$180 to $201; Holstein calves, $16
to $28; Durham calves, $36 to. $61;
fat cows sold up to $17.20 per
cwt; fed yearlings up to. $23,10 per
cwt. 310 pigs and 110 head of
cattle and calves were sold.
The word salary comes. from
"solarium" meaning salt money,
since Roman soldiers received part
of their pay in salt.
Clinton Family In
Car Accident In
Usborne Township
A two-car crash on the fourth
concession of Usborne Township,
five miles northeast of Exeter,
sent three persons to hospital Fri-
day night.
lVfrs. Charles Glanville, RR 1,
Hensall, was taken to St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, with a fractured
right arm, serious chest And scalp
injuries. Her nine-months-old son,
Ray, is in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, with head injuries. They
were passengers in a car driven by
another son, Gerald, 16,
George Joseph Lefebvre, 24, of
RCAF Station Clinton, driver of
the other car, underwent X-rays
at South Huron Hospital for chest
and ,shoulder injuries. His wife
and three children riding in the
car were unhurt.
The Lefebvre car was • going
north and the Glanville vehicle
eastbound when they met at a
rural intersection. Prpvineial Con-
stable Harry Reid,,Exeter, estimat-
ed damages at $1,200. The Glarp=
ville car was written off as a
wreck.
representative know your solu-
tion. It is only in this way that
your organization can, best serve
you.
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New Lacombe Breed.
Of Hogs Will Be
Distributed This Fall
About 100 boars and 15 breeding
groups of the new Lacombe breed
will be distributed, throughout the
country this fall, Canada Depart-
ment of Agriculture announced to-
day.
The Lacombe breed is the, re-
sult of a hybridization and selec-
tion program initiated by the de-
partment in 1947, which combined
the blood of the Danish Landrace,
the Chester White, and the Berk-
shire breeds,
This is the second release of
the Lacombe boars. Fifty were
distributed Canada-wide last fall.
As was the case then, the boars
this year win be made available
to producers" of commercial swine
on the basis of a chance draw.
The Lacombe females will be
released in breeding groupi con-
sisting of three gilts and one boar.
Officials stress that these breeding
groups are for the propagation of
purebred • Lacombes by private
breeders and only those interested
in raising purebred Lacombes, and
with some experience in raising
purebred livestock, should apply.
Application forms and details of
regulations covering the draws are
available on request from the Ex-
perimental Farm, Lacombe, Alta.
Deadline is September 29.
A committee' will examine the
applications, and a public draw
will be held at Lacombe. Breed-
ing groups will be drawn first and
successful applicants . who also ap-
plied for a boar will be eliminated
from the draw for the latter.
250 Canadian?:
an hour borrow
from HFC
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Treat
Your Dog
AT PRESENT PRICES, the econ-
omical thing to do is to eat the
traditional 'table scraps' yourself, and
feed your dog PURINA CHOW!
You'll both be better off, for dog,,,4*
. and:
chow is very reasonably priced . . co .4:
better balanced for health and condition .
practically RIGHT. Dogs take to it . . . its palatable. Backed:
by research tests on thousands of dogs (some in the PurinaA
kennels have got nothing but Dog Chow and water for 17 gen-
erations, and thrived on it) it's the choice of leading kennels;
and trainers for top priced show and breeding stock.
Some time ago the government
announced a set of stabilization
prices. These have received ap-
proval in some quarters and ser-
ious opposition in others, Your
Federation of Agriculture feels
that this is an important subject
and is vitally concerned in learn-
ing the opinion of producers of the
different commodities.
If a Stabilization price is too
low it is of no benefit to the
producer, If it is too high we run
into surpluses that have to be dis-
posed of in some manner. The
problem is to discover what is
right. There are those who say
it is unnecessary and harmful to
production.
The latter part of August meet-
ings will be held for members of
the Federation jointly with repre-
sentatives of the commodity groups
to arrive at a definite policy that
can be supported by the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture.
You, the producer, know better
than anyone else the effects of
support prices to your income. We
hope you will consider this prob-
lem as it affects you and let your
Everyone Reads
and Uses the'
WANT ADS
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Group enrolment available through
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Fieklman Asks a Question
What is Your Opinion On
Farm Prices Stabilization?
(By J. CARL HEMINGWAY)