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0101,PING HAND—Friends and neighbours with no less than twelVe
tractors arrived the Inane of Ted Fear, BelgraVe, last Thursday,
to plow and cultivate 27 acres of land, Ted, had been laid up for seine
time witii,,Ptieurripnla. ihid-'.4a.s ul able to get .any of his spring work
done. , *,
--Adyanf e,=!rjrnea!, photo.
Appoint Assistant' ,
In Huron County
-,DanielJames Rose Code-
rich has - .beert. appointed student
assistant in Hurin Connty.. from
April 28th until his ,return, to col-
lege in September. Dir''.• la , a.
graduate of ,the Dlplonja y Course.
and has conaPfeted niik;`-:SediSti4d' year
towards his degree.
Most of,Mr. RoSea:.WOrk Will ,he
in
Junior prograininthe;:•COUntY, Mr.
Rose is a'native of'-.13`iiioe.tolinty,
statement that 'Contracts for feed-
ing hogs were being.letin that dis-
trict for as little as,'$2., per hog
marketed. This is a new, low in
my experience and -indicates, 1,
think, very clearly that contract
farming can lead-to-very ,losv,
tutn.s for the contract feeder.
Controls wort' damage before starts.
Kills worms before they mature, so halting re-infection.
Protects against follow-up infection in worm darnagetl
tissue.
Does not throw pigs "off feed".
Continuous protection from more lands of worms.
Makes possible more efficient feed utilivation.
Requires no change in feeding methods.
Does not affect the taste or smell of feed.
SWITCH TO SHUR-GAIN HOG FEEDS (MEDICA TED)
and SWING MORE PROFITS YOUR WAY.
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OW Ten The Winglient AdvAltee.”ThneS, viredne*day, April 30, 1s 8
'Audden and prolonged sneezing
In the swine herd could be the 4.1-1 Club Meets wokrolog of a serious swine disease
infections atrophic annals. At Jacques lionfii
(Late for lest weeltl
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Federation News Magnets
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Animal Treattiiinf.:
Hardware 'disoase r has; ,T Always
been a problenajn'Cattle. The pane-
dian Veterinary -.Metilical _Associa-
tion says it has 'been 'increasing, in
recent years. The disease •IS the
result of cattle, swalidwing, nails
or bits of baling :Wire or other
metal around , the barn,: the .'feed
lot, or while' grazing:,, HoWever,
veterinarians :have • been' helping
prevent coMplitatiOns from this
cause by having, cattle 's*all."'
'magnet, which • :remains in the .11.
paunch where' it attracts and ,
holds the metaCobjeeti,and usually', '
prevents them from, doing. damage, ACTIVITIES Hardware disease may result in a •
Joss of milk production, and can
even cause the death of an animal
if the metal Object Passes thrOugh
the stomach walt,into .the heart or
some other vital-„ organ; When an
owner thinks that a'salpabic ani-
mal may posSibly, have' hardware
disease,'-the veterina'ria'n 'Can tell
whether . metal 'present in the.
stomach by: use of "detector",
Similar in principle'` to' a wartime,
mine detector,- if treated In time .
the animal usnally, can be sawed
by an operatiOn.... ' „
BIIIEVALE . BELLES
STUDY SAFETY
13/11JEVAL`B April 21.st, the
fifth.., Meeting of the I31uevale
Belles vints held at No. 10, Morrill,
.schoolhouse. The singing. of "0
Canada", the reciting of the 4-H
Pledge; the reading of the minutes
and the roll call occupied the first
part, of the meeting. ' 4
The visit of kiss Patterson,
home economist is postponed until
May 7th, After a reference to the
"Metber$1 46,MPhletS";.!the 'charts
"11,1y. Home" and "MYself" were
examined. 1-
Under the heading "Safety First
in the Ilom0 Mrs, W. J. Peacock
gave some hints for safe living. A
discussion' followed, led by M.
Carl Johnston on "Safety Outside
the Home". Mrs. Peacock then ext.-
plained traffic laws and the girds
read 'from the Motorists' Manual,
A safety quii folloWed.
The home assignment:was given
and the meeting closed with the
singing the national anthem,
GIRLS NEAR TALK .
ON ;TRAFFIC SAFETY
flarcly o,f
Goderich was guest speaker on
umber
service THE
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Now you' can control, AND STOP, internal worm damage in your hogs.
hat's right --- continuous medication of your hogs is now possible
with the new
SHUR-GAIN 'MOdicate dliOGFfEDS
• • BEFORE IT START
‘SlitIRIA1N 18% PM BOOSTER-STARTE •R MEDICATED,
3111M-fiAIN 16% 110h GROWER. MEDICATED
now contain a sensational new antibiotic called
HYGROMYC I N. B
So what does this mean to you? just this:
HUR=GAIN Medicated HOG 'FEEDS
In ordet to provide iniproved
ADVAi•ICE=TtMES\ now has
-Two Lines to Ceritp.1
• In order to secure this extra service for you a
change in telephone number has been necessary.
The new number ist—
The Whiiham .Adyantesii3imes:
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AFTER. P.M., SEE
RAT.NoND scantroT
LARVLET—The first meeting of
the "Lakelet Luck Lassies" was
held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd .
Jacques on April 7th, with five.
members present, the project being
"Club. Girl Stands on .Huard'" with
Mrs. Lloyd Jacques and Mrs. Har-
old Wallace as leaders.
The election, of officers was as
follows: President, Margaret Wal,,
• lace; secretary, Nancy Jacques:
. press reporter, Audrey Scott,
A discussion followed giving the
advantages of being a Canadian,
The second Meeting was held. at
the home of Mrs. Lloyd Jacques on
April 15 with six members present.
The discussion was "How a
'Canadian girl pan spend her spare
time, and how to keep her body
physically fft to enjoy the pleasant
things of life such as nature, and
handicrafts We enjoy."
By J, Carl Hemingway.
On April, 16th, I attended Eip in-
formation meeting sponsored by the
'Ontario Hog Producers' Associa-
tion and the tambton County Fed-
eration of Agriculture, at Thed-
ford. The attendance wasn't large,
which seems to.tiinclicate that,, the
farmers are pretty well satisfied
with th'e operation of the Market-
ing Agency., At ieast, if they had
any complaints they weren't ser-
ious enough to induce. farmers to
come to ,a meeting to seek infor-
mation to improve the situation.
The question of who loses a hog
when it is condemned was raised.
I have had no personal experience
along this. line. but I think I have
the, facts. ,
If the trucker Accepts' the hog
.at the farm without complaint and
it later arrives at the plant, .injur,.
,ecl, it is covered by insurance re-
gardless of whether it was injured
at the marketing yard or in trans-
it. The producer will be paid in
full. If the-hog is .injured in such
a way that the packing plant ac-
cepts it without complaint and it
is later found that the.carcass is
unfit for ,human consumption and
it is therefore condeinned„ the
packing plant must take the loss
and, the producer will be paid in
full..
In most cases this payment will
come to the producer without any
action' on his part 'hut sometimes
occur and-the 'farmer only receives
the salvage value. If this happens
the producer should notify his
shipper and the Marketing Agency
so that they can trace the shipment
and collect from either' the pack-
ing company or the insurance com-
pany; , ..,
If, however; the shipper notices
anything suspicious 'about the hog
he should inform „the farmer that
he will ',not be 'responsible • for i
-damage in shipping and if, on ar-
I
rival at the plant, the hog is tag-
i ged "subject ' to kill" by the pro-
cessor the farmer will then only'
receive -the carcass yalue which
may be very 'little.
Another 'point of interest was the , . . — •
eight in the
Gorrie, at a meeting of .the 4-H
Club .girls. and their leaders from
Melesworth, baltelet, and Gerrie..
His talks_ were entitled "Teen'
Age's Are the Worst Drivers" and,
"The Ghost Car Traffic Polley". He,
showed films, gave traffic miles.
and conducted a traffic quiz.
introduced by Mrs, Lloyd
Jacques., one. of the loaders of the
Lakelet Club and. thanked by Miss
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more kick
it, the spring
Moo "Big Bernet.Siii011 Cob"
B.fr. 30A sad RR. 32A. are the newest and beat
filo varieties.
Unhed Hybrids "ECONO-PAC" Silo .filotula are
designed to snit Yoor planate, -They ate availablo iii
EARLY, MfliNtiM and LAn, for best perforntsnne in
these areas for which they are rerommeaded.
.Zo fill your silo United is best
It bents ,the ,otbers by neared test
tai IN TOUCH WITH YOUR UNITED HYBRIDS FARM AGENT
(Hes 'go a free lady's mile hot for, your wife)
SAM MARTIN ..t5 SON,
1103., 9„,
Fordwich, Ontario,
FOR
ORE CORN
VOW. per acre
PLANT,
WARWICK HYBRID SEED
See Your Local Dealer For the Right
Variety For Your Farm
De al e r s :
Jas. R. Coultes, 'R.R. 5; Wingham
Bluevale Milling Co.,,,Bluevale
Mac Newton, Wroxeter
. .
CHOOSE YOUR OWN:TiliiMS.
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ON ANY •
lARIM LOAN
over .1.500
TRANS CANADA CREDIT
financial problem with al an from Trans Canada
Need extra cash for your farm? Then solve your
Credit. Right now Trans Canada Credit is offering'
special terms on all farm loans above $1,500.
Payments can be spread over as long as two-and-
, a-half years, and can be made in any one of these three ways:
I, I, QUARTERLY 2 HALF-YEARLY
3 ANNUALLY
REGULAR LOANS
Loots of $1,000 and less are available on Trans
Canada Credit's, monthly payment ternts.
Don't let the lack of ready money prevent you
from buying seed,, stock, or any other ,farm
requirement. Get the cash you need at, Trans.
Canada Credit.
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TRANS 'CANADA CR'EDIT -CORPORATION LIMITED 444.4
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Thelma. Be Ai gal%
rr$, W ,em lth,a leader of •tt.7.
MOlesworth Clt,1pnite on "Public,
Health". Mrs. Har,ld Wallace,. a
leader of the Lakelet' 'Club gave
"General Rules. for Meal Planning." . ••
and. Mrs. Clarence Sperling, Goal()
Club leader's subject was ..Tantry •
Shelf".
"The Club Girl Stands on Ciutil"
is. 'the study this season'anal the
Gerrie chili has IA alernhers,
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New phone number at Formoa Office
TEESWATER 126 —
Our volume of'business at, Formosa has increas-
ed to the point where a PRIVATE LINE from
Teeswatei was desirable. • Kindly make a note
of the new number.
. Use it often—we're always glad to hear from you—no
matter what you have to say!
for
and
New P
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bigger oars
in the fall
A Canadian grown torn especially developed for Canadian
climatic Conditions,
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dElenheim, Kent County, Ontario
The Oldest Seed Corn Company in Canada.
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SEED CORN 7
66- Females
to be held MAY 14th, 1958' at the farm
• ' at 1 imp.
*Featured in 'the sale will lie the get of such outstanding. sires as:
Templereagh Royal Ring Jrnp.); Sanford M48'11(1(1(.11;
Wiliam polder (fnip.); • Crillreera». pay Boy (imp). 1.
The herd was established in 1681.. The' females have all b41
hied on the farm 'and from outstanding imported 'double da
bulls.
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nerd fully accredited, Females vaccinatOd. B.O.D. Tested
ror 64141°g-ties write: ;fames M. Scott, Scott :Poultry Farms
2, Sea Carat, 01111000
SCOTT FARMS
COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE OF
Dual, Purpose Shorthortit Cattle
2 Herd ,Sims 12 Bull Chives