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* Reduced Moisture Content
* Uniformly Blended
* Less east
* Seim -Granular° Texture
* Free Running
* Better LD'r=ills! ility
* Les;, Tendency to Cake
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JUNIORS JUDQE SWINE—Swine on the hoof and in the carcass were two of the 10
classes which juniors judged Saturday. Beef and dairy cattle and sheep were also
placed and oral reasons given fir standings. Girls as well as boys competed in the
annual event and some of thele copped top prizes. This is one of the biggest events
of the year organized by the agricultural office, Clinton. —T -A Photo
In And ground Town
Mr. L. J.• Penhale accornpan- Mrs. Walter Cunningbant is a
ied by his sister, Mrs. William patient in South Huron Hospital,
Smith. of Petroli 1, is visiting miss Wilrna Coates, London
this month on the west coast and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foote,
with the former Stella Penhale Elora spent the weekend with
of Exeter, and will be on hand Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Coates.
to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mrs. J. Hirtzel, Harry and
Colby and family (nee Shirley Maurice, Crediton, were guests
Penhalei of Melbourne, Austral- on Sunday.
is when their plane lands at Three carloads of members of
Vancouver airport June 6. The the Ladies Auxiliary . to the
Colbys. are spending the suer- Canadian Legion attended the
mer in Canada. zone rally. at Blyth last Wednes-
Miss Sue Poteck • and Miss day
Millie Hoffman, Toronto, spent evening:Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Shier,
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Klrtkon, visited Sunday with Mr.
Lee Sherman. and Mrs. William Thomson.
Misses Alnia Richard and ,lean Air. Gerald Parsons and. Miss
Jackson of London sailed MaxMary Lou Wilkinson, Thames -
13 on the Empress of Britain' ford, Mr. and. Mrs. Glenn Jef-
fery, Thanes Road, visited with
England. Scotland and France. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Whiting.
They wille27. be returning by plane miss Donna Powles and Miss
on June Sadie Watson, St. Thomas, spent
Jack Smith, Ed. Brady and Sunday at the hone of Mrs, J.
Jack Bissett, St. Thomas, spent W i 11 i s Powell. Mrs, P. A.
several days recently fishing at Fowles, who has been visiting
the mouth of the French River. with Mrs. Powell, returned hone
Mr. and Mrs. E. 5. Willard of with them. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Mt. Hope visited over the week- Ockenden, Toronto, were also
end with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. recent visitors,
Kydd and attended the Willard -
I ading wedding on Saturday. '— —
Mrs. Jessie Sanders has re-
turned home after spending the
winter with her sons in the west,
Mrs. Netta Robinson and L' ou-
ella and Mrs. Bill Bloesing of
Detroit visited over the week-
end with relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Racey
and family of Los Angeles, Cal-
ifornia are vacationing with
Mrs. Racey's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. 0. Elliot and relatives
in Exeter and Parkhill.
Mr, W. H. Wood and daughter.
Miss Olive Wood, spent last
weekend visiting relatives in
Mrytle, Oshawa and Bowman -
wile. On his return Mr. Wood
stayed a few days with Mrs.
W. N. Murdoch in Dundas.
Mr. Keith Coates visited with
Mr. Lynn Martin, Turnerville,
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luxton
and daughter of St. Thomas and
Mr. Roy Luxton of Woodland,
California were recent visitors at
the home of Mrs. John Luxton.
EXETER Mr. and Mrs. John Chessel and
Mr. Ernest Luxton, Cromarty,
were also Sunday visitors.
Mr. David Russell is a, patient
at the Heywood nursing home.
Here are GOODYEAR TRACTOR
TIRES with the famous “wedge -grip"
and they cost only FIFTY-TWO
DOLLARS and 35c (size 9 x 24).
Less ttacle.in allowance.
Ask for the Goodyear
D-15 SURE -GRIP,
D-15 SURE -GRIP
H Sherwood
Your Whey a Harris Ferguson 'Dealer
PHONE 414
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Hog Producers
— Continued From Page 3
would be necessary to continue
the marketing plan in effect.
In commenting on the market-
ing of hogs 1 would point out
that, if this present system of
selling is ended we will not re-
turn to the former trucker -ship-
per method. There are already
a large number of hogs being
produced on contract. Without
the present marketing system
these hogs would be the property
of the processor and therefore
no selling on the part of the pro-
ducer would be possible.
In years past there were nume-
rous poultry dealers covering
the country buyin poultry of
all kinds. These 'eaters have
practically disappeared with the
introduction of contract raising
of broilers.The sanie will hap.
pen very rapidly in the hog In-
dustry.
Vie closing of the canning fac-
tories in Exeter and Forest
should be a warning to all pro-
ducers of the dangers of con-
tract farming.
At the present time the sane
thing could happen very easily
to broiler producers.
Used
Farm
Equipren
Bargains
1-45 HAY BALER.
Complete with all extras.
1--T.H.C. DROP HEAD
HAY LOADER ,
(Like new)
1—GREEN CROP HAY
LOADER
1—FARMALL "H"
TRACTOR
and 2 row cultivator.
1 --CASE V.A. STANDARD
TRACTOR
1—JOHN DEERE "2"
TRACTOR
1—I.H.C. W-9 TRACTOR
USED HORSE MOWERS
& TRACTOR MOWERS
See the new line of'
• TRACTOR MOWERS
e HAY BALERS
e FIELD HARVESTERS
and the
• CUNNINGHAMHAY
CONDITIONER
Now Oh Display;
V. L. Becker
6 Sons
Phone 60.W Dashwoocl
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tapp and
Lynn, Monkton, visited on Sun-
day evening and Mr, Herbert
Carleton, Shipka, visited Mon-
day with Mr. and Mrs, 'John
Pollard,
Seed Bean Requirements
We Now Have The Following Varieties On Hand In Both
REGISTERED AND COMMERCIAL
Miehehte + Robust + Clipper • Yellow Eye.
—The New Resistant To Disease Variety
SanilaC Imported From Michigan
Seed Bean Contracts Now Available
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We Are Proud To Announce
An I r ved
Daft S rvice
FOR EXETER, RCAF STATION CENTRALIA, CI NTRALIA VILLAGE
CROMARTY STAFFA AND .SURROUNDING COUNTRY
Through The Amalgamation Of
HighIa.d Hill Dairy
with
Exeter airy Ltd.
The amalgamation of these two dairies will enable us to provide con•
suiners in this district with more efficient delivery service and other
important advantages which will become available in the near future.
We can assure you that the quality of our products will be maintained at
the highest possible standard, For the. present, both dairies will continue
to operate until facilities can be provided to combine the operations at
the plant of Exeter Dairy Ltd.
There will be no change in personnel.
We invite your continued patronage and pledge ourselves to provide this
district with the best in dairy service,
Ei.cter wiry Ltd.
LEI LEARN NORMAN S't ANLAKE
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