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Barley
Contracts.
Consider These Points
In Our Contracts
L •Optiot of pricing your barley •on TWO markets
either CASH 0" WHEAT BOARD price, whichever
is the most, Winnipeg markets prices as of Mar.
2 paid following prices for barley:
WHEAT BOARD PRICE • $1.10 Bus.
CASH PRICE $1.10 Bus.
IOur option on this market paid an extra
10 CENTS PER BUSHEL MORE
This could happen in the fall. Why take less?
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2 We supply fertilizer on request.
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i 3. Seed supplied is guaranteed No. 1 and treated.
I ' We supply registered seed to limited acreage at
110 extra cost.
4. We have better unloading facilities designed to
unload even tractor trailers On our automatic hoist.
Fast service is our motte.
5. We have trucks available to help you deliver
grain •when trucking deMand is heavy during
harvest time.
6. Automatic government, tested scales weigh your.
grain accurately.
7. .Your grain is stored free of charge.
WE ARE GEARED TO GIVE YOU FAST,
: EFFICIENT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
WITH HIGHER PRICES PAID
EV:ER ).1.,K, 13 5 —WHALEN (ORNERS,),v4N•KIRKTON 35R.15
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HURON'S NEW AGRICULTURAL STAFF—The three men who will supervise Ontario
Departinent of Agriculture activities in Huron County are •shown here with their
provincial director, who is a former Huron representative himself. Left ,to right are
Douglas Miles, the man who succeeds G. W, Montgomery as head of the county of-
fice; Art Bolton, the assistant ag rep; Tom Easton, 11,1t, 3 Exeter, whO was recently
appointed part-time fieldman to assist in the organization of 4-11 clubs; and R. G.
Bennett, director of extension for the department. The four men got together at
the farewell party for G. W. Montgomery Friday night in Seaforth. —T -A. Photo
Harris' Ruieg Out Subsiclies
But Hints Farm Aid oon
Finance Minister Harris, speak
-
Mg at Clinton Friday night, hint-
ed the federal government was
planning action to boost farm
incomes but he didn't give any
indication of what it might be.
Speaking at the Huron Liberal
naMinatiOn meeting,- he indicat-
ed the cabinet was giving more
JOHN DEERE
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CRAVILER
' WORKUNITS
Do So Many Jobs So Well
and at New LowCost
ARE you using crawler tractors that are bigger than you naed7
eAdeAsive overhead holding clown the bigger profits that could
pist as well be yours? Then ire high time you became acquainted With
• raddisriz; coet•reducing John Dail. Crawler Tractor an d equipment
end make your own comparisons.
The New JOHN DEERE Crawler -Leader for All Contracting Work
No Matter what make of tractor you are now ulting
tractor unit.* you have operated in the pest
.;44.6' behave you will agree you never safe a trsctor
And equipment that will do to much work, pound for
pound, dollar for dollar. "
It eOita you nothing to see And operate thin new
SO S4, John Crbee Oratvler-Loader that, bring a you
. ' ' TIME -SAVING .
DIRECTION REVERSER
Lets yen move
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t ,• forward or back-
• ward at sae speed
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i thesis leve In
is tiert *eat. Detail
neutral; Seifert
--no hint +wasted
/* shifting Winton,
.:71€.' - -—‘:• lines hew Wenn
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pbsitiOns.
foat-cost excavating and loading m ks beet. lieri's
compact loading outfit that's fast And easy to handle
itt tight place§ . ..n rugged team the.% built strong
(Or durability, but light enough to work close to base -
manta and excavations. •Simple controls and good visi,
bilin make it easy for any one to pperate. And, to top
it off, there's that handy, practical direction reverser
that will save you up to an hour each working day.
tIME.SAVING
FOOT THROTTLE
[watts etietie
speed and round
travel speed vo to
25 per got. Help.
NI when maneuver-
ing: in tido ouar.
fers.' friespenswo.
Easy io Oath to
tractor
TIME=SAVING
5 -SPEED TRANSMISSION
Provides an extra
•speed *forward for
imaged versa%
ily lir many taint,
hem. On such wdrk
is finished'Oldifing
And landtteptni,
the 5.soted trans.
mission ouiekly
teoays its erten
trite cost.
W. G. Simmons & Sons
Phone 111
FARM EQUIPMENT WM.
Exeter
attention than usual to briefs
presented by the Federation of
Agriculture and the Farmers'
Union. He said: "We are aware
of yoUr Prbblems but. I • don't
think I Ought to go beyond that
at thls time."
He definitely ruled out, hbw-
ever, any move toward the type
of Subsidy system being operat-
ed by the United States. "That
kind of program is too costly
for the taxpayers and costly in
the thid for the. fernier, toe."
"Over the past four • years,"
116 said, 'quill income has not
been consistent with prices in
industry. The- Liberal govern-
ment has attempted to remedy
this situation and we shall con-
tinue to seek means of doing
this." He encouraged recom-
mendations froth farm groups.
Mr. Harris also indicated that
his budget this year won't ,con
-
tails any 'major measures of tax
relief, despite the $300,000,000
surplus from last year,
He carefully explained that
part of the surplus should be
used to reduce Canada's $11 bil-
lion debt and he also indicated
that part of it would be used to
provide new social services.
Canada cannot rechice its de
fence expenditures as other
NATO cOuntries. are doing the
minister said, becatise it still
..had to finante important pro-
jects across the north, where an
attack against North America
might be laundhed.
Mr. Harris said the credit sit-
uation is not as bad as had been
expected and in the long run 1957
may prove to be a better year
than 1056 if no new strains on
the economy Crop up. "We should
all be careful, however, that we
don't stretch demand for sup-
plies too much this coming year.
It would be desireable to post-
pone some projects so we do not
increase coats." •
The Grey Liberal, who has
been mentioned as .St. Laurent's
This Week in
Winchelsea
By MRS. F. HORNE
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Batten were Mr.
Harry Armstrong and Janice of
riearHensel, • also Mr, Ray
Fletcher and Mrs, Don Hooper
of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Sperling
of London visited on ,Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne.
Mrs. Colin Callan was host.
els for a quilting for Eliniville
WALS, on Wednesday of last
week.
Mr, and VIM William Arm-
strong, Kenneth and Joyce, alie
Mr, and Mrs, Leland Armstrong
Of EXeter were guests of Mr
and Mrs, Gerdoit Ford
SERVING
FOR YOU
F. W. Huxtable
intorniational•tiervishit Beale
KiVvIflt�r Applientis
Phonk 1334f ExeNr
successor, rapped the COnserv-
ative party's platform as noth-
ing "but a blank sheet of paper."
There has not been a single
scandal uncovered in the Liberal
administration in 10 years, he
Said,
Other speakers at the nomina-
tion meeting .were Arnold. Dar-
row, Liberal candidate for Well-
ington -Hum; Donald Blue,
former MP and Liberal candidate
in Bruce; James Corky; former
MP for. Perth; lyan,Kalbfleisch,
Zurich,:, anti :James ; Scott, Sea,
fortb, the Grit's 'provincial- can:
didate tWo t. years • a goy; 4 -
. • . • —4.
Co-op Bonus
$45,084
kfibbert CO -operative • PoirY
ASSQ01019D revIeWed an
standing year of operation at its
annuoi. meeting in Staffa an
Wednesday, February a.
The co-op mannfactured.140.72,-.'
Ago pounds .of .bate, and paid. a
Patronage :bents amounting to
;0,0401..
Wellington Brock is president
for 1057.. Other.officers Include
Norman DetW Vimpresidellti J,
M. S% OO.sepAtary.treasurer; W,•
J reit and Arthur Kemp, ,diree,
tors.
Gerald Agar is the manager.
A bewildered man entered
lad ,
ies'•specialty shop. want
a girdle for my wife" he said,
"What bust?" asked tile clerk,
411Othih'. It Just wore out."
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