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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-11-03, Page 3* Best Wishes to CANN S MILL LTD On The Opening Of Your New Elevator THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 3, 1955 1 IV ■ kl I" If* ■s Pioneer New Feed Services WE WERE PRIVILEGED TO DO THE EXCAVATION WORK FOR THE NEW BUILDING 0 j *'***"l'1.1-J | Chas. P. Dietrich = R.R. 2 Crediton Phone 20-r-3 Crediton ^/atmiiiiiii imaiiia 11111*111111 ii iiiiiaiiiimaiiiiiHitiiiiiii iitnitiii iii iiiiimiiiitiii iiiiihi ^MUiiiiiiiiiaiiaiaiaiiiiiiniiiiiNiiiiiaiiiuiiiiiiaiiiiiiiaaiiaaiaiitiiiiuiiiiiniiiiainiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiitiaiitiiiiiiiaiiiitniiiiiiiiiir^ “That’s The ‘Missus’ At The Wheel We were privileged to haul the fill and road gravel for the building, N. C. Jones Congratulations to Cann's Mill On The Opening Of Your New Elevator Make Pellets, Mix Molasses ./Cann’s pioneerd in the field of pellet feeding, and this has played no small part in the de­ velopment of the business at Ex­ eter. The firm installed the first pellet mill in this section of West­ ern Ontario in 1948, a time when the demand for pelletted feed was just starting. Cann’s were quick to see the advantages of this" type of chow.. Grain and concentrates are pres­ sed together into a small cap­ sule which cannot be blown a- way in outdoor feeding. Waste is reduced because the pellet isn’t lost like fine grain particles. <The birds cannot separate the con­ tents of the pellet vMiilq in ordi­ nary. feeding they will pick out the corn or wheat and avoid eat­ ing the vital concentrates. The demand for pellets has grown steadily and this year the firm had to install bins to keep a sufficient supply on hand. Local poultry feeders are purchasing pellets by bulk truckload. The volume exceeds 15 tons a week of bulk deliver/. Mix Molasses Into Feed 'Another- feed service intro­ duced by Cann’s Mill Ltd. is mo­ lasses mixing, made possible through the puTcha-se of new equipment in 1954. This machine mixes and blends heated molasses with all types of livestock feeds. The hot mo­ lasses is pumped into the mixer and sprayed into the feed. -Although in service only a re­ latively short time, the mixer is proving popular with district feeders. It makes it possible for farmers to avoid feeding molas­ ses in barrels which are difficult to handle, messy and awkward in the* cold weather when the molasses hardens.•The Exeter mill also has * a grain cleaner and panogen treat­ ing machine besides large mixing, grinding and rolling equipment. The staff includes Art Frayne, feed foreman; Frank Wildfong, seed cleaner and pellet mill oper­ ator; Stewart Dykstra, grinder operator; Glenn Deichert, mixer operator; 'Ed Wurm and Ernie Perry, truckers; Paul Dykeman, salesman, Mrs. Don Gaiser and Rena Murray stenographers. Gerald Chapman and Carfrey Cann Mix Molasses With Feed PHONE 413-W, EXETER Three Trucks To Serve You Fast, Clean, Efficient Hauling Science Backs Purina Feeds ICann’s Mill Ltd. is one of many feed mills whio have linked arms with one of the largest and fast­ est growing feed companies in the world, the Ralston Purina Company- Limited. Purina for many years 'has been famous for the outstanding results achieved in the produc­ tion of meat, eggs, milk and other livestock and poultry pro­ ducts from their '■blend of .feeds. Purina has qt its disposal the largest experimental farm in the world situated at St. Louis, Mis­ souri. The farm covers 738 acres, carries 2,000 animals and 18,000 poultry and keeps 100 men busy feeding, checking and recording results. . ‘ Testing is carried out on a large scale. The dairy herd in­ cludes over 150 ihead. Over 3,500 sow farrowings hav.e been ob­ served, over 135,000 pigs raised. Something like lO'O1,000 turkeys have passed through the turkey unit. ■Only if the research farm birds or animals prove definitely that the new ingredient or combina­ tion or process will produce more eggs or milk or meat at practical cost, is it finally, considered for inclusion in the Purina line. 'One of the main highlights among manufacturers and feeders of Purina feeds Is the annual trip to St/Louis when hundreds of farmers travel by special train to make a tout of Purina’si Re­ search Farm and Laboratories. Each year Cann’s MllLLfd. spon­ sors four farmers to St. Louis who are interested in learning the most up-to-date facts of feed and management. PHONE 179-J EXETER X Good Wishes To 3 SELDON FUELS J Phone 90-W or 2 Exeter .3 § 2 Distributors For Canadian Oil Products When You Need Cement, Whether 3 Bags or 3,000, Call We supplied the 3,200 Bags of Cement which went into the new Grain Elevator. Cann's Mill ......... . We Supplied All The MACHINE SHOP WORK In The Building 3 3 COAL — COKE — WOOD — CEMENT On The Opening Of The New Elevator CANN'S MILL LTD. OFFERS Frank Wildfong Adjusts The Pellet Mill Cann's Among First With Shur-Gain - 'Cann’s Mill Ltd. was one of the first feed mills to join in partnership with Canada Packers Ltd. of Canda and inaugurated one of the first Shur-Gain feed services that proved that balanc­ ed feeding ’pays. ■In the last 15 years, much of tiie mystery has been taken out of balanced feeding through, the untiring efforts of Shur-Gain feeding nutritionists and the many months and years that have been spent on the Shur-Gain re­ search farms now operated at Maple, Ont. To-day therefore, making a balanced feed is a simple opera­ tion that every feeder can fol­ low to enjoy the extra benefits and profits that result. ‘ .Shur-Gain feed service has al­ ways strived for high quality feeds and service at low cost. . r, • Art Frayne Treats Grain With Panogen At'/ou'Ser'1Ce Science Through Purina Research Behind every bag of Purina Chows and every Purina Sanitation product sold through Cann’s Mill Ltd., there’s not only 60-odd years of experience and observa­ tion but a great deal of practical science. Purina has its own highly developed research system including analytical, biological and pathalogical laboratories which have been steadily at work on im­ provement of Purina Chows and Sanitation Products and their results to the feeder. The famous Purina research farm covers 738 acres, carries a “population” of 2,000 animals and 18,000 poultry and keeps 100 employees busy feeding, checking and recording results. Only if the Research Farm birds or animals say definitely that the new ingredient or com­ bination or process will produce more eggs or meat or milk at practical cost is it finally considered for includ­ ing in the Purina line. That’s how science is at YOUR service when you buy PURINA at Cann’s Mill Ltd. Purina Extends Congratulations To Canns Mill Ltd. On The Opening .4.Of The Modern Grain Elevator RALSTON PURINA COMPANY LIMITED, WOODSTOCK Visit The New Elevator Wednesday, November 9 Makers Of Purina Chows For Poultry & Livestock -tn noni