The Brussels Post, 1968-11-07, Page 7$250 for each $100. That's what you can get with
this year's Canada Savings Bonds: Here s how.
The new Bonds have fourteen reaular annual interest'
coupons which can be cashed each year as they come
due. The first pays 5.75%; the second, 6.50`X): the
next three, 6:757 each, and the last nine a big 7.00%
each. Total regular annual interest amounts to $95.50
on each $100 Bond.
if you choose you may hold all these regular annual
interest coupons uncashed until your Bond matures.
If you do, you will then get interest on your interest
totalling an additional $54.50 on each $100 Bond.
At maturity; therefore, you can get back total
interest of $150 plus your original $100 investment.
This way each $100 Canada Savings Bond becomes
worth $250. Other denominations can grow at the
same exciting rate.
Adults, children, businesses and institutions—all
may buy Canada Savings Bonds. They are avail-
able in convenient amounts of $50 up to $50,000
for cash or on instalments, wherever you work,
bank or invest, And, as always, Canada Savings
Bonds are cashable any time at full face value plus
earned interest.
Few investments are !:o profitable. None builds
more surely for the future. Buy Canada Savin gs
Bonds and make your savings really grow.
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From the Office of
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orops :142:al.11St VIIrly and 'kite Season
frost damage,
The Dopy( menr of ‘grioult tire
:mil the Department of Indusry in
ceopertill ion with a loyal manufaci.
(!mic entrates
aro exprossing optimism fol-
lowing field trials conducted over
tile past two yaars on foam com-
pounds ;1 1111 mechanical f mon
zil)Plicatnrs developed by the
company, TVAts eondutpit ID . (tale
indicato that foam applicant',
tractor-dm-Iv:IL is capable of pro-
ducing and laying a foam blarticor
that. will give Hut per cent Pro-
t-Potion to 01-eit the most i-
!C'O crops, al overnight ;caliper-
mires as low 11 5 ilot-trees.
The history ef the de) ph,plat,:lt
oi the foam ond inechinical moar,-;
of applica 11', is a good p..lnip.le
of jeederal 1 ,nve1'nincii1 and pri-
vate industry cooperation.
•Dr, Daxia Simitiovitch nr the
Von a (10 I )(Tart motif of Agrical-
titre's Cell Itiol.ogy Researeh.
ill tit Ito hall originally onnsidered
roam V0111 '0011 nth; (IS frOSt irt8111.
a 101's in 1'•1;17 but active research
was mid commenced until three.
year s ago.
'Working hi cooperation with )r...
W, L. Pall of the' Doparlinent. 0°'
National Health. and \l'ellare and
.1, \\'. Butler, Research Direetar of
(.4n-1.mM-rates
special 1'a:1m Was fortitalarmi in
early 1.9Gt; that provides l'he desir-
ed. frost. protective qualities, Re-
oontly the company. developed ;I
me(ihanionl traotor-drawn ;applica-
tor, has porl'ormedsatisfact- •
ari1y during this year's lost 10'6-
grains.
• Since the grottp published their
first result two year:, ;1 f), tbey
'flax(' received enquiries from 97,111.
ope, Ithigland, Israel South Amer-.
ion, J‘iistralin and Jap•an and have
been literally swamped )vith mail
from (In na n and United States
'c'ove's indicating the widespread
interest in their discovery anti the
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voift fraat dalllage(1 c rolls.
1)1'. SilnilloVitell is already
isriecl t the fon m will prevent
frost injury to row crops. T110 re-
30arch group is continuing the
pogram to deViSV .. and
methods or oppiying the fonill4-to
fruit trees etc.
Mehl tests contlItototl at the
Central f.:xprimental lourni nl
Ottawa. this ..-0.;•rr by f)r. Sloan-
()vile!). '5 group were Ini.4o(1 on
eas ily spring anpliontion foaln
to strawberry plants ;is well as to
spring and fa 11 prol cel km or lc-
0141 to plants, both mature ph; lits
and soodlings. Dr. Sim .inovitch is
eottridon)t tha.t. foam van he used
to -protect any vegetable crop and
ilk group is continuing their work
to'‘vards this end.
tests conducted hollt ill
11)67 •a1111
vatted that ball young and mature
plants subjected to frost worn
destroyed, \virile identical plants
m adjoining rows, vovereti by tbo
roam during frost. periods, Nver;
complotely unharmed. Colored
and 1:u11peralltre recordings
vividly ptstriroy the degree or pro-
tection afforded the planIts, widen
were coveiteil by .1 layer or rortin
dio.ing, a. period or rrost., ‘viton
eompai'ed to 'the total frost kill of
the unprotected plants. De. Stalin.
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papor that. will elaborato 111(0''
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distinct possibilily .tf earlipr
planting of crops. This could nut
ho att,,...te.ptecl before tine to till'
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frost and SnlISV(I'llent, crop (larn.
age.
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providing frost proteetion fo citraS
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