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ailed as Qthe'finest in'35pyears", the new Custom Dodge features
onger wheelbase, wider seats, more head and` leg room -- all without „ •
creasing the overall dimensions of the car. Higher; wider wind-
;Welds- and" chair -high seats.; .rovide better: visibility_ for - -.greater
safety;, The Custom Dodge is claimed to' be. the to est- rice
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.with Fluid Drive. Shown above *the Custom Dodge .-door sedan.
The Custom Dodge also offers a club coupe,
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Typical of the brilliantly styled, new DeSoto cars is the. Custom
4 -door .sedan shown above,.Designed to take.. advantage of all. the
beauty of modern design,. the• new DeSoto is much roomier inside,
yet its overfill length, width and 'height have been reduced fox easier
handling and` parking.: The new``DeSotos: have increased visibility,
a more -powerful engine and dozens of other' improvements.
�VIII�t ,H'.INTE•RES'.I'•,IN` •SHOW Culture has a double interest in
�. event. Not only •is _.the, Department.1", . , .. pre-citling_rrr}ze trtoneyiur tlrtr:r,,
. b ., it i • also offering a a!rein um to
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' The show and'sq le , tit -beef bu each Ontario . resident w 11•u m�a'kes '�
ch"e"' uled tri bo liekl'• in the sheep ' . ,
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`° jnterest stxnon� . �ihe :beef produce s itlife in two installments. •nils -half
of the Province.: 'Thisswenture,::tire amount• iri paid aftr' 1i •
the being • I c e t c
o, .i �s Ririe in (Ontario, is, being
dist .f t sale .the other half at the end of
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view,
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protif
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Maintained in • • satisfactory breed •
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t1 -' v -a ion -• beof=' e k-ttle'-:lks,r-lira.Ccaiilitiutl.'.-~-.„�..:_,•.-.--
sociatibns, 'for the purpose" -of dis-•
'tributing good sires throughout., the
Province; Ninety bulls hare been
-.entered • by leading breeders . in
Ontario,., ,
Tile' Ontario •Departineitt of Agri-
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EDINBURGH.—Our tour 4f the
more platinum than, any .other_Con. n-•
Scottish farms around' Edinburgh
has been 'one of the most -profitable
— experiences. of our ,trip se far. • •'Y
•heave hada' several d'ays in this area.
before '--'seeding to Glasgow and
then too Ireland.
-We are very favorably impressed
with: the general Itandard of agri-
ultui'e . in Britain. • However, it
must ---be admitted.:that- both - fir.
Eiiglnnd,and iri. Sco+tland'_the farms'
we have ..isited::a. e. _,tht beat: in.
each district line _Tier .alis• not .entire.
ly typical.
, One of 'the first steps ''on our
-k • •ar
1
^^� r ,ttt.e. 'wag a 200 -acre truck, garden-
ing farm The seasons here,: are
mo,
:tt"[id�'t�"'d'itT'»'^R"�`i"t``
5 ,
tuce and • some -other vegetables
beginning to peep through the soil.
At least twenty-five varieties of
,vegetation, are grown on this, farm,
ivihic i, Burin; the' war years pro
•vided' tlr (to,ver r'inent • with• 0;000
i
• � tons of . vegetables flannelly. The
%� �•13'.
PRICE. ' owner MP'r.• II. .1' Searlot;t,, told us.
that lie enup1oye(1, sixty mien the
year around, and ,in the growing and
harvest ri "•"'eieats0n 'Often 'lifted tin.
• ., i g.
adclitiOilttl rttriri.lrer, _ of • imen and
twiner:. The •women in this country.
are ...us . iv i r
t aS ac,t (r, n "the fie e, a"
the' mens. `After watching theirs at
work we woiidder'ed1 •.:if' we Xniglit
suggest �methi�ng similar for Cana-,
diatrt .Voniett 1 • ' ' "
Potato �,lGro'ut�in;� ,,
�,
l�cr • oes�.,:cve irlxe �nrr r � ro � on"
t'•tit � a n c
another farm7- we• visited. ,'T'ota.to'
g'ro`wing; is quite a.' tlirivingwi7iditstry
lb, many' ' tions"' of. 'thew land and
We ''f tin r in
tie o cl :the p oCedtSlace 3riost
to .+e tingg Plat' 'll0 Xes, 'eontainittg
t , . ft-.. lids 0f . .
abet t fl, y , pts to p, aced po�tititxo•
fn each bot, are, laid oat )t,sngle
layers for sprouting ' purposes and
stae�ked ,onet.on ,tqp Of ntnotiaer to'
the roof of the . buiidirt.• While
In'', 'this position4 oni� cine' ,rout•
dippenrn 1O ;c e' 'clop diff eacli< potato:
Th • potatoes ore then 'Wanted by
.4 lian(lf,, and great ,are isy taken riot •
,,.�hrttii"_..ot'''' tltoprenj .W 7'Ct anteITrr'
tine . fhttaei H � 1.4ift', ' help : `thet''.Itita-
toe t+ Mature Several % .weeks
earlier' .. than • if ,1i1'ant ;' without
spirnittirw. . '
The ,itatfi , crron 'is 1c1 • In the
field, the bityerc •'doing.' bis owls
. harVesiing aa(i supj)ly1n his own:
A ttten •• who are!` lIQused lly the 'Monet
,:.1(1f>`ttre farin' n, d •ellfngs: tb t '3ntif t4
plea/etre,'up ''t r thotye Del it`d`
r gulations' an;11oitefng.: ",, `" "
. itN theTtciEi farm where' Ayrelifre C
eli:t•tle tiro' `bred 1b d''"e ,turtirl'ber 1,
,
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$216.75
-8c co le with Brt s -Stratton• 4-c cls
`�' snap �g
gr o'Oine :engine.
$219.5O.s
meat in. -it. •
-A Plowman in Viitress
��L� •�ilaT�i 8
STI' EIG i £4nCe at one Ofp�
bh ,, Stock farm .�which s
eensfunny •
to 'us now 'hilt eer.ttinly:
was not t
a usi' attho,time, articularly
to Rhys Ilitc.lier.. While we.. were
looking over ya herd; Rhys lingered
'behind- fir " ii''. of o
a pe,• :young
hulls. The ..lierdsineh , •
thi,nkingall ll
were ouelosed the door and bolted
it A. Sec ndslater we •hCrd
loud. s touts• for '110,111',. -:iii. we:all
--rushed- back to discover the trouble.
Then we saw ,Rhys cornered • by
four .beautiful young bulls who ap-
parently were Tiiiaking up their minds
just • how and where they, Should
begin their . attack. - . Rhys later
claimed that be, was not scared,
but he didn't. Book exactly at his
ease when the herdsmen came bo
his 'rescue. a
:Visit to 2,000.Acre Farm "
Pos'sibliy the most interesting farm
on our 'journey of . the Edinburgh
area was the 000 -acre St. Cath,
beat's Co -Operative Society,: farm.
'A. herd.. or 150; Ayrshire. milking
Bows' is kept . on ..the farm and
the : mi11t is' -handled in a most
sc`ienitifie Manner The • milking
room, or parlor ,as it :•IS.'S Caille(1,
consists of individual, stalls` for each
is
pow.. While :the, milking • machine
� •
is in •operation; the caw , receives,.
ttiE►3rii%tiitrxii;n:,r; , ~ ,•
feed. ' The milk _is weighed•sind teen
sent "to the cooler and bottling°
machine, after which it • .is reedy
for :tike rnarket. -
In- addition to the iinillaing cows;
••••850 feeding cattle ate keptto
supply ,the company's —nkat shims.
Most of the feed for the cattle
Is grown" on , the farm. • There are
also 1,000-• registered Piga, ;150' •of
Willicth are breeding sows of. the
large Ohester - "White breed. The
Society :has, a 'Yvorld-wide market
for rtll pigs, bred tor.breeding- par
_poses, , •
The .'C'attle. and r pig- 'area housed
in the most modern and elaborately
ftriished'budding. .
Tit addition twain' tour Of Scot-
it.bh.-,.fa s,..we.';•,aiso.y'isttecll boyn
mplaces „of hi'st�di'ical'' interest,' but
ace doe,!irt't permit Me to tell
;volt aborth them now. In y • nett
',letter, Which Wrill he -written . from
i lit -s ei�
b
. 'r 'dura e
i •• 1:11 e5c e
•' r rd. d i .�' �`
al olid
tfani s 0f two famous Scottish: eltle
•-C+lditiintr li and,
' 4E011G00 • V.A.i',
The regular-' "meeting of St,,
Georges W.A. was 'held
day afternoon ilii' -the. 'Grind r"ooni,'
"0,1t t thie `'�president, gift's.:00, ltirrt,"
n,,the :etafr: The, litany and prayers
e cr'e •tax'k `7lI ' the lI)resid'ent, -ane '
"the •Scriptlt'rer from toliittrts :i ,
watt read by Mrs. Tichborne.. `Mrs,
'Palmer gave 'the synapsis of• the
second pant of fife xstu(ly' book,`"One•.
pi
* The president el'osed1' the
meeting with prray'or,
we were shown a hemi of 130
milking cows and young stock, total-
ling iii•.a 360 head.. 'The stables;'
as in other places ' we insIreeted,
are adjoining .the .ltou•se • and • are
kept. as clean ad` Crean -as the house
itself. These' stables were the .most
modern of -all we saw with `plenty `
of light 'and ventilation.
The milking • is done by machine,
,bottled On the"farm acid then taken
to •-the -city. in,' they. farm's own
trucks. Mr. llo •keeps the Targe_.
htrcT rrriatinly .far . milk produdition •
anal:' very few. ,•head• • are sold for
-breeding purposes: '
a Livestock
The raising and breeding of
cattle is still one, of. -''the most
important fn lstries in. Scatiand,
chiding the 1; . _ ltracGiliivray ' far t
at lust Lothian,'. Xtr MacGillivray,
one of the' most noted ~ Shorthorn
breeders of; Scotland, is 11 great
believer in fresh : air. Overhead
'ventilators in they; . stables provide
a plentiful supply, for tire, animals
without causing •a draught,
•111an ' of .the' beat cantle 'On. the.
farnvs we in;spe'c,teil *ere being lyre=
the r a I'er+tli- berdeen
ar ed� for tie oK t �•
p i;
Angus •side, �' It 'viiia a .treat to see
these Well-fed 'ari�inetatls some • of
which were so fat they were barely
able .':' navigate. •
S„arcity of 'Cornn ercial Feeds
• Securing enough coail,mereiti1
feeds is tiuite t headaiehe for the
SScdtitislX paxme r ,.:because 1111 ,�,5ticlt:
feeds"`•°are` -r -'ixiiMed �'b- y.0 e' ..tit vern-
rnont. ri fry 'fanners are on'w••the
preferred list, chile Beef risen nu.Mt
be, content' with'. second cla. 'ifka-
tigR. One ;of' axe `beef' farmers we
i�aet told tis that be had' been tin -
able, •'secure su f nit rat# ri i
la to t Clic e e,1
Teets' but • solved 'his problem •bv;.,
working • out a ' feed mixture of
grains, roots, riotntcesr' hleh
he Clamed ICgi•Itig: him ns good
or better res ,1 e with - his ` herd
than.mon din be obtained by . onomerclal`".
teens nitd•'" stt 1e cost, ,
The'' beef fnrmgrs .'ave ttnj
iibOtit •� et d ,sltuatloir-`and-ai"gu
-that the' pt,4p1e need beef as well
as, milk.' After 'Win tt llritiith
food, ,for several .wee °a, now we
Ate lfrlctlmeed •to -agree' wth .t1>;ewrn,:
''�' e -•sire ,411:' beginning r t(1 ',long for
it gooc1 Cansi,dfnn roast, despite the
stet; 'tlal.t" tliix. siibstituter; .ittly
fhe1ti -ra11d ate- flei d nrtdt
oxo net en; the rrt.tcirta.1lslt; There
n' le a forint. of. saiisngte vt incl
hof 110eoine soineWhat. of a nittl(1»ti't
4144 'Wade, :1 0M told. mostly ;bf"
bread ' et!CyMt* with little or r ,.
'(ronin: 02 per eent. of peraonnl'
income from sourcot goes to
p`crsatts who earn less than $5,0:00 'a
:year; '84 ,lrer' trent, to'those *tithing.
y/��1� >their 3,000. Quick Canadian•.' aots. ' ✓. /'..• V. , ., ,;.
NRW DODGI! AND
CARS HERE SATURDADESOTOY'
With. the 1940 C�1sto
in„. Dodge e
and
the 1949 ,DeSoto • going on display
at
s Satur-
day
this. a xur-
. Re.
Reg- 'McGee &so
day and the .DeLuxe ' and' spot sal •
Deluxe Dodge • rife folleiwinb b
atur.
& ' Sons. -'
da Reg, McGee have re
ceived',the •toliowing: message from
the Dg.
od eiSoto Division:"of_, the
5, D. _
Chrysler Corporation Qf -
IJiiuited
• "We—sincerely feel a great re
sponsibility to the public • and to
you when we plan new -cars. It
has always beenour aim to be the
first to see 'the basic needs of the
car Buyer and to .meet their with
imagination in -research: and- engin-
eering, and, at the seine time, with
common sense. This policy. has „re-
suited in such fundamentally saint('
engineering developments :bye this.
Corporation •as hydraulic four-wheel
brakes, high compression' engines,
light=weight pistons, tionting power,
fluid drive, safety kraut vvheel8, super
cushion tires .and many other std-,.
vancements. •
r�Tlils same policy of • combining,
Common
citeiitite imagination and: ciirunl -•
sense was used' -indesigning and
you will: find the advances which•
reiluired imagination. ina engineering
and, research; coupled with the prac•
tical needs of Canadian rnatorisrts�
In 'these new car§ You will find
conimofi sense, and good taste.
' i' aturall , you'll be •able, to . We.over the hoods, end nut of the rear
windows. You 11' get' in and but
with ease. Again, there'll be room
,for
your hat. Sefts will be wider --'r=-'
yet
the . 'ears will fi,t': into' your.
garage at. home. Fender• dents
won't .cost at fortune to fix, You'11
be• able to 'change a tire or put on
a •set of charas. Again, our cars`.
will be easier: to iirite and park'
They'll start faster, they'll stop
more quickly. •
r� et t er"P. �..
.�.`� ..1�.. e. Diad
•
ane'e that any 'cars we ever engin-.
eered—Jul t1iey =1oolkk it You'll iiTte
theti styTelleatures, 'thei reye-appet t
qualities, t
heir, distinctive
c
iesgus:
•"'O-ur engxucer� designed
„ from, theinside• out" --first
engineering chassis that.
lite sa
,,
Comfortable; Convenient and festful
-to drive ---thea .reating • beautiful, r
qualities
bodies that rsr iiectthe t oo . b du q
underneath. '1 ost'_.i.toportant of 'all,
were ,holding on . to the.good things
with thatJ.iuilt our reputation vtth the
public ,and: 'you:''' '
ANOTHER . WOLF PELT
large brush wolf . ,pelt, was'
b' _light . in .td County'•Treasurer
A. H:: •E•rs'kine-s office on :Tuesday
-
-b3-Wilbu Robb, .•11.;11, 2-�. ueknow►
who shot the. wolf nears Kintail
ishe'fifth
wolf
On' Saturda It t
t3 y
pe
' er which
It brought in this wine w
.:
71r. Erskine says•is a record for
anyseaton during his ilftee
n yearsY ;a
Rs treasurer.. AIL Robb is`"eligible,�i'g.
foir the: Huron County bounty of
$-a, and also for the AshfieldouTow.- •
i1s y 46-
•.. • also leads'to the bank. For both
• • market and bank are essential to -goad=
family living.
t try•
. 'Through '':four is geneta�ions, it' has
Been a tradi'tion;with many thousands
of Canadianfamilies to use the services
of'�C'he Canadian Bank of Commerce.
From' cashin •a•roll and salary
°mceques o 's :i e:guatr xng >< sa
inks, or,lending funds
for • educational a
medical ' services,
you'll find banking at
• ,Comrmerce helpful -to`
e
e ,. .
tr tri`sin bet o 'e
family. ,Plan, to open
an account now., .-
n'.Repairs'
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