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-oilfired To Fit Iturns New, faster growingand
*atter what „sort of a loca- crisper radish, more tender carrot -s,
there.. are' some flowers which new beans, beets and corn. Over
'1:..grew in. any garden. for rough••• the...years plant breeclerskhays given
spots:•••or. slopes one can make a us tremendous impro_v_ement in all
:Tea .garden and grow the special
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e.etatales• Not only are the var.
,plants that are listed in any . —
ieties grown today far more tender
eatalogue. As a rule these
are tiny things, which like 'than those of a generation ago, but
and dryish s.oils. -Many of these they .. are also much. earlier and
:rock garden plants originally came more disease resistant. With these
from mountain slopes. it is possible to have a 'good gardeir
' For dark shaoy corners there are with...„tituch variety in areas where
things like begonias, lily ,of ,the it was, hardly safe, to risk anything
valley and such that .will thrive but the toughest things before
there and' nowhere else. At the This progress has meant more to
opposite end of the scale are portu. Canada than most countries be-
laca, poppies, alyssum, and so on cause our growing season is so
that delight in the hottest sunshine, short.
will stand drought and are nht For Better Soil
particular at all whether the soil Ideal garden soil is a rich. well
is rieh. There are . certain things drained loam which never bakes or
that must -be in a dry location and cakes, holds moisture vell but is
others that don't mind getting their not muddy. Unfortunately few of
_feet wet _There are some that are us are lucky enough to find that
exceptionally hardy and • ble-O-m right at the door. B-ut--so
ionas-
after the frt. And, theires-M-01-we---h-ave-no-t-1311-re-reelk-4-t-i-s •-a411,42-
course, a wide range in color and nig what one can do. The best
height and" tirrie' of blooming. • medicine for any soil, light or
Any seed enatalogue will list all heavy, is a liberal application of
-these. preferences •and differences old fashioned barnyard manure.
and with such information one can But manure is hard to come by in
go ahead .ane fit plants to any loca. these modern days and it is liable
tion and also create a garden that -to be filled with weed seeds. And
will be interesting and full of so most of us will have to tarn to
bloom from June until October. something else. Fortunately there
Something New are many substitutes; commercial,
• And while browsing around for or chemical fertilizer, special .
flowers to fit, it :is well to look conditioners, sand where the soil
over the 1954 ,additions. Usually is heavy clay, lime where it is
or special page of the catalogue sour, and humus anywhere. The
will be listed brand new varieties latter we can make ourselves, It
and novelties. rnong these will- is simply rotted down vegetable
be the All -America Winneu for refuse, like leaves, grass clippings,
this year. These are nevi./ flowers weeds and even clean garbage.
and vegetables that in the North This can be dug directly or piled in
corner, covered with layers of
American field trials last year 4
were awarded the most points.
earth, watered occasionally and al-
lowedto rot and then dug in.
The featured flower winner this
season is the new Blaze Zinnia.
It is one, of t,he big, zinnias, two
fire colored flow s are ,up to five
to three feet tallitand the flame or
inches across. A few of these
will certainly adcreOror and inter•
est to any border. Lt ye,ar there
a was a new violet alyssum and a
, red and stays that way. Vedt. Fie /7* Mt
new petunia, Comanche, 'that. is
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In the vegetable lines' there are
a whole lot of improved produc-
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tary where his pencil was.
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BRITAIN'S lirst Hydrogen peroxide-clriten '''..submarine,, the 225 -foot Explorer, is la nched
in England. The secrecy -shrouded vessel, claimed to- be faster than the U.S. atomic sub-
marine Nautilus, was developed for long-range missions without surfacing.
Ford of Granada
Hits A New High
as
it_
WINDSOR,Plarch 15.--A sub-
stantial increase in the sale of
vehicles by Ford, Motor Company
of Canada, .limited, raised total
dollar sales in 1;.53 to, a new re-
cord, Rhys M. Sale, president, . told
shareholders toe:ey in a .prelimin-
ary report on last year's operations.
Mr. Sale's„ 'letter to Shareholders
said the company's anntial report
would be mailed about a month
from now.
The total value of grrs'It $309,-
443,029. was the highest on record,
an increase of $41,759,060 over
1952. Sales, in, Canada totalled
$287,469,995, an increase of $59,-
612,643, or 26 per cent.
Unit. sales of Ford of Canada
cars, trucks and tractors in 'dom-
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estic and export markets increased
20 per centktto a total of 165,802.
' . Particularly significant in the
1953 operations was Ford of Can
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ada's increased share of the Can-
adian market for new passenger
cars of the Worth American type,
:which rose irom 26.4 per cent--in-
11952 to 32.3 per cent in 1953.
Truck sales, reprtsented 28.8 per
cent of total truck sales in Canada,
as compaied with 26.9 per cent in
the preceding year. , •
Substantially higher dividends
were received from wholly-owned
subsidiary 'companies overseas,
amounting to $9,434,013, after tax
withheld at source, as compared
witn '$4,615,161 received in 195..2.
This additional revenue from over-
seas resulted in an increase of .30
per cent in Ford of Canada's net
profit after taxes which amounted.
to $20,029,513, equal to $12.07
per share, as compared with $15,-
342,920 in 1952, equal-tee$925 a ,
Share. .
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'Special Values and Reminders for
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
MARCH DRUG SALE
I.D.A. BRAND'TOILET TISSUE
650, sheets of improved toilet fissile. Regular 2 rolls for 27c.
• 2 rolls for 23c, 4 rolls for 44c
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LD.ATOILET SOAP SPECIAL
6 giant bars 59c
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Delicious Sunny Maid
Assorted CliGOOLATES
Richly coated in dark and
milk chocolate. March Drug,
Tired and Cross
Try IDAPHOS
A general tonic containing'
Vitamin .81, 16 ounce bottle
Sale. Price 1 lb. . 79c $1.25
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Durable , Cellulose
SPONGES
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Regular household size for
windows, cars, walls, etc.
Reg. 23c each. . 2 for 39c
Special I.D.A. Brand
MINERAL OIL
16 ounce bottle. Reg55c
44c
40 ounce' bottle. Reg. $1.10
89c
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I.D.A. BRAND. WAX PAPER
100 -ft roll in dispenser type box with metal cuttline edge.
Reg. 34c... .28c; 2 for 55c
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Antacid Stomach Powder,WASH, PLOTHS
ouice bottle. Reg. 75c 59c Finest values in , colorful,
16 ounce bottle. Reg. $1.95 • pleasing patterns. 19c value.
$1.49 - 2 for 25e -
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I.D.A. EAST -GLOSS FLOOR WAX
... , .
1 lb, reg. 53c 39c 1
easose***••••••••oseessofooiesosommoosologoos•
FREE! Facial mit and home
facial direction's with the
regular jar of
NOXZEMA 65e
LDA. Cocoanut Oil Shampoo.'
Largo4 oz. bottle. •
Reg. 49c 39c,
I.D.A. -Brand Epsom Salt
16 oz. tin.'
Reg. 25c 19c
Idasal tablets for quick , ef-
ficient relief 'of pain. 300's.
Reg. 89c 49c
'LDA -Beef, iron and Wine
a 'Spring tonic special. 16
Cascara Tablets
5 gr. 100's
Reg, 39c 33c
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foocillibsiboysikmete"iteiro
Cilstalili Mores Club Brush'
atid Catrib iSet: , genuine
Itn/104 Ctrittleg'
vain „. . .98c
Yowj kettles, ?-prece Dresser
framds, sty$19lok
foistlek.4
...; .79
MARRIED APPLICANTS
ACCEPTED
FREE MEDICAL SERVICES the new engine plant which is, just
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LIVING ROOM CORD BE SO "EASY
AND QUICK UNTIL I DISCOVEREDII.
By following -a few simple. directions, anyone can
do an expert job with Super Kem-Ton'! It glides on
like magic with brush or Roller-Koater . dries in
--matter of minutes . . „can be washed or scrubbed
often as you like. Many beautiful ready -to -use
colors . . . -or make your own by inter -mixing.
THE SUPERIOR RUBBER-BASEPAi NT
RICH AS VELVET ...
Ta4G11 AS RUBBER
SUPER
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Operating Profit
However, operating profit, which
might normally be expected to rise
proportionately with the higher
volume of sales, decreased to $17,-
022,833, as compared with $22,621,-
281 in 1952. Profit on operations
was affected adversely because the.
accounts forothe year reflect pre-
production expenses and abnorm-
ally high costs during the period in
which prOduttion was being. built e•-ze-'k,e:`
up intheneW Oakville aSseniblY
plant."
-At Windsor, ,as well, pre -produc-
tion expenses were incurred in con-
nectionwith the .development of .•
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UNEQUALLED PENSION
PLAN ,
30 DAYS PAID HOLIDAYS
PER YEAR
A CHANCE TO TRAVEL
To Get All This And More
See' the Array 'Recruiting
--Officer at the
from 1000 hours 'to 1800 hours
starting into partial production.
The ratio of current assets to
eurr,ent liabilities at the' end df
1953 stood at 2.00:1 as compared
with 2.23:1 at the end .of- 1952.,
Popular adceptance of Ford of 1
Canada 1954 model car, trucks and ,
tractors, coupled with the expand-
ed -capacity now availablefor pro-,
duction, .placed the company in a i
favorable 'competitive position for
1954, Mr. Sale wrote. .,.
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The 'value of Canada's.- mineral _
production in 1953 reached' the
record high of $1,331,000,000. Larg-
est gains in the year were in crude
petroleum, iron ore and cement.
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"Hey," cried Satan . to the new
arrival, "you act, as if you...ownel, ,
the place.".
"I 'do," came the reply. .'.My
til...0.40000000.60.0000“ wife gave it td me before I died '
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Liiiairast p,riced car of the low-priced
field! Because Chevrolet out -produces -
and Out -sells every other tar, line in
Canada, your Chevroletcan be fiticluced
at lower cost, and the savings are passed,,
onto you. Yes, Chevrolet brings you year
after year the finest quality at the lowest
prices — at Chevrolet prices, the lowest
of all!
Chevrolet dependability is unsurpassed
by any car! Nothing beats famous Chev-
rolet dependability. Many largecomparlies
choose Chevrolets for their entire 'sales
force because Chevrolet's reputation for
reliability assures them these cars will be
faithfully on the road all day .every day.
Highest trade-in value in the low-priced
field! Yes, actual used -car figures show
that Chevrolet consistently commands a*
higher proportion of its original price
upon"te-sale than any other car — a fact''
you can verify for yourself by checking
used -car prices in your newspaper. This
is but One rnoreindication of Chevrolet's'
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Chevrolet's Maintenance cost is natu-
rally lower! When it comes to down-to-
earth dollars and cents maintenance costs,
you save onservice when you drive Chev-
rolet. And when it comes to convenienee,
remember that no otheraxar can match
'the service facilities'of the huge thevrolet--------.,
Dealer network, ready' to serve you wher-
ever you are, from coast to coast.
OLIVE OIL
4 oz. bottle.
Reg. 35c
PEROXIDE, 4,8, 16 oz.
Reg, 19c, 29c, '45c
14c, 23c, 37c
SEIDLITZ POWDERS l's
Reg. 29c r 23c
WHITE EMBROCATION
4 oz., 8 oz.
Reg, 29c,49...23e, 39c
MILK of MAGNESIA
16 oz., 32 oz. - '
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MAGNESIA TAELETS
100's, 300's --
Reg. 396, 89e .33c, 63c
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FREE'•Piasfte Dispenser with
WILMOOT Cream -Oh •
$1.48 .value 'only "98C
mommotsoiseirompsomps
Free Estimates
PHONE 59J, GODE'RICH
Chevrolet offers unmatched economy of
operation! Your high -compression ,Chev-
rolet engine —, highest in -its field ---
squeezes •egra rnils out of every gallon
of gasoline you buy. On top of that, Chev-
rolet giVesi you the extra efficiency of over-
head:.y.alveNVAn;-pioxieered by Chevrolet
and exclusivelnilfdlewest-priced field.
-Chevrolet'engineering-excellence pro- ,
vides the sound basis of Chevrolet's
popularity. Chevrolet's dependabilitywins
'new friends year after year. Last year,
consumer preference for Chevrolet gave
this -car ahnge margin of 20,000 units over
the nearest competitor. This is indicative
of Chevrolet's extra Value, when you -buy,
when 'you' drive'and when -you trade I
There's ho ear like Chevrolet when it comes to sales leadership! 1-
Andthat's hecause Canadians realiie that there's no"e'conoMy*Iike
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ChevraleieconoMY, when it comes to owning a fine car. Chevrolet
• gives you all'the best for much less than any other, -low-piiced
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Canadian car! It gives you tried and true economy ; .. economy of
buying, driving aid trading .. . .,economy that is unmatched. And
Chevipiet,gives-Yoi:,,,power, 'com(prit. ynd safety that you can't find
,anyithore else jp Chevrolets fleid.'!tefore you twy, see and drive
ci briiii(ciii iliv l954'CIevroLel-4,,,,,. your best buy by far for '54!
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bringing proof of ownership. On
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