HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-3-1, Page 6Sharkey the Seal
Will Be Back
Plans are now complete for the
third annual Canadian National
Sportsmen's S h o w, the tinest
springtime exhibition of its kind
on this continent, to be held at
the '.Toronto Coliseum front March
17th, to 25th, under the auspices
of Me Toronto Anglers' and Hun-
ters Association, it was alit ounred
today by F. H. Kortright, president,
"Indications are that this y'ear's
shot( will be even bigger and bet-
ter than our two previous shows,"
Mr. Iiortriglit stated. "\\'e expect
sportsmen to attend from every
province of Canada and from vari-
ous parts of the United States."
The Canadian National Sports-
men's Show 1s a project Anglers'under-
taken by . the Toronto
• q v
s er,l cars
:c iab0t7 -ev
s' A
1'
t(
Hunters' eT
ago to raise funds for conservation
wok throughout the province.
Last year approximately 167,000
person thronged the' Coliseum
during the 8 -day duration of the
show.
All of the latest and most up-to-
date equipment for all branches of
sport. travel and cottage equip -
sport, travel and cottage equnip-
went will be on display on the four
floors of the Coliseum. In addition
there will be the largest Twat and
marine show ever held in Canada, a •
cottage show, a unique tropical
exhibit, a motor show, an authen-
tic Indian village and an expan-
sive woodland exhibit of live ani-
mals, birds and fish.
Twice daily a thrilling stage and
tank chow, with 11 of the finest
acts available on this continent, will
be presented in the arena. The
highlight of this phase of the
Sportsmen's Show will, undoubt-
edly, be Sharkey, the sensational
trained seal with c obat c, mur si-
cal cal and juggling champion-
ship
include retrieving dogs, P
ship casting, trick and comedy
diving, canoe tilting, log rolling,
roller skating, table tennis and
other exciting acts.
Black Ice
It -was Benjamin Franklin who
first show'e'd that cloths of different
color absorb heat in different
amounts. He spread the cloths on
snow. Under a black `cloth snow
melted most rapidly. Scientists at
Armour Research Foundation, co-
operating with the Coast Guard,
have decided that the principle
eive can
be applied to keep
frozens
and lakes open and so lengthen the
1
shipping season. A black coating
of powder or liquid is to be spread
on the surface of the ice. Probably
a suitable material can be found
among industrial waste products.
End Of The Road—This Nome rests precariously on the edge
of a huge crater after a freakish landslide wiped out 50 meet
t
of highway at Brecksville, ruining a highway dopart
building and warping railroad tracks.
111 MID 1 Ro T
"Nice, thick, juicy beef-steaks—
thrown away." Doesn't seem to
make sense, does it? Yet that's
what's actually happening, every
day in the year—and YOU, if you
raise cattle for market, may be
one of those who are *doing it.
I don't need to tell you that
steaks come front the very best
part of a steer's carcass. But per-
haps you didn't know, or have for-
gotten, that it's the best meat on
a steer that is bruised oltenest by
careless handling.
*
Here are sortie figures that might
• be worth studying. Over 15 thou-
sand cattle were examined an
SEVENTYOF
CENT
PER
-ONE
THE BRUISES WERE FOUND
ON THE BEST, MOST EX-
PENSIVE CUTS.
There were 136 'bruised chucks:
38 bruised shanks: 15 bruised
flanks: 93 bruised rounds: 106
990—
COUNTY HEM! W BRUISED
LOINS.
For years the softball people
have been trying to get fans and
sports writers to speak of the
game as "fastfall" but they don't
seem to be making very much
progress. But even if the new
name isn't doing so, the game it-
self appears to be progressing by
—to coin a phrase—leaps and
boands. There are even those who
believe that, before too long, it
will be more universally played
than soccer football or even crap -
shooting.
* 5 *
For softball is now being popu-
larized on three different contin-
ents, largely through the example
and efforts of merchant seamen
who operate freighters and pas-
senger ships manned by the Sea-
farers International Union.
These shipboard teams, accord-
ing to John Bunker, are regularly
playing with local aggrebations in
such widely separated points as
Mombassa, East Africa, and Baie
Comeau, on the Gulf of St. Law-
rence.
Business Success
Not Magic Or Luck
The Jeremiads and the people
who want our system to fail are
-very busy these days trying to find
signs of trouble ahead. Business
failures are one index which they
pounce upon with satisfaction.
Business failures have been in-
creasing in recent years. Dun &
Bradstreet report 596 failures last
year with liabilities of over $17
millions. Unhappy and wasteful as
that record is. it is insignificant
compared with the 1922 record of
3,695 failures for $78 millions.
The Socialist and the economic
Illiterates generally believe that
the record of business failures con-
firms their notion that the day of
opportunity is past; that some-
body somewhere is conspiring to
withhold credit; to crush out the
small man and the new enterprise;
that employers. all, are unworthy
exploiters, beneficiaries of a con•
spiracy atainst "the common man.'
.Actually, of course, the i,usiness
failure, figures prove prertsely noth-
ing ni the kind. They show that the
door of opportunity ito rto, start the busi-
ness still swings
year some 35,1101) new names went
onto Dun & Bradstreet hooks in
Canada, These and the failure tig-
n . a
that
the
banks s
are
t
re. how, 00 t
•v s
pretty ready to loan [none-, some
of which they know they are going
to lose,
.\ni the reasons why business
fails are very instructive. Almost
half the failures were tour to in-
competence," About 38 per cent
were due to "lack of experience."
Every one of those 596 failures
last year was a personal tragedy
for the man or woman who
launched a dream ship. Certainly
it was a personal disaster to the
peopl they employed and who lost
their jobs.
That is something the enemies
_
of the businessman should remam-
ber. Starting a business, keeping, it
going and makin it' pay, demands
as the failure report reveals, real
Conli.••tence and real experience.
Creating a successful business is
Rat a„t exercise in magic,
'rhe' successful business is a
monument to somebody's talent,
brains and devotion. It is the pro -
(Weer of goode and services which,
to survive. it must supply at .prices
the comnutnity..is willing to pay.
It le the provider of employment
for those who have not started
their own business.
The people who harass, berate,
belittle and try to hamstring the
melt who have succeeded in build-
ing and maintaining a businte
organism mode, h, fare up
the
realities;
interest among the local citizenry;
but these ships stay such a short
time in port that there has been
little chance, so far, to organize
this interest into horse -brew teams,
* :x *
Another active Torrid Zone soft-
ball outfit represents the liner Porto
Rico. In San Juan they play teams
of locals at
city
NormandieHotel.and °
alsobook
games with softballers from the
Frances and Suzanne, freighters
belonging to the same line.
Getting nearer to hone there's
the huge freighter Colabee, which
packs newsprint from the Baie
Comeau, on the Gulf of St. Law-
rence, to New York City, At the
end of the navigation season on the
St. Lawrence the Colabee soft-
baiiers donate their equipment to
the Baie Comeau kids in order to
spread interest in the sport among
the French-Canadian children at
thatisolated port.
iso
The whole toting started, they say,
about four years ago when the
S. S. SEA TARPON made a call
at the Port of Beira, in East Africa.
To pass the time away, teams re-
presenting the ship's officers and
crew played a hot game of soft-
ball under an even hotter tropical
sun; and although the onlooking
-natives probably hadn't the slight-
est idea of what it was all about,
they were greatly interested, never-
theless.
Later in 1946 other slips started
playing softball games at different
spots on the African Coast and the
following year a team from the S.
S. Robin Licksley thought that it
might be interesting tee organize
some local talent, so as to have
some real opposition on their regu-
lar calls there. And thisone local
team son
developed
ainto
the Mom-
bassa
* e.*
The innovation caught on to
such an extent that now the Steam-
ship Line furnishes uniforms balls,
gloves, bats and other equipment
for the crews of its ships, and
softball has become so popular that
the sailors have no trouble book-
ing local competition at Durban,
Capetown, Mombassa and other
African ports. Good sized crowds
attend the games, and the South
African papers carry full accounts
of what goes on.
* *
A somewhat similar league, If
operates
on
o
Il it that,P
Ca
u can
you
shipes of the Delta Line, plying
between New Orleans and South
American points. When there's no
local competition available, officers
andcraws play
at
the nearest open
en
field adjacent to the docks. These
softball missionaries report that
their battles invariably arouse keen
kern
•Ont
The Colabee makes its s
runs loaded, but as there is little
or' no return freight. the northerly
runs are made in ballast. And the
Colabee team, at least so it claims,
when heading north does its prac-
tising in the big open spaces of
the Number Two Hold. That, we
should like to see. especially if
the waves were running a hit high,
down in the Gulf.
"Okay, Boys,
Bring on
The Horse"
A lucky boy is
Nisei Chajkel,
European DP,
who arrived in
New York
along with 1350
other displaced
persons. T h e
Hebrew Immi-
grant Aid So-
ciety, whose
emblem Nisei
wears, made ar-
rangements fot
the boy and his
parents to settle
with relative;*
* * *
And the cause of most of those
hip and loin bruises was rushing
and crowding the cattle when they
were being loaded.
When a steer is crowded against
the corner of an alley -way or load-
ing chute, or beaten over the back
with a club, it's those choice cuts
that take the beating.
Of course, your check takes a
beating, too. As a producer, you
pay freight rates and insurance pre-
miums front which shipping claims
are paid. Livestock buyers know
they have to allow a certain per
cent for losses front bruising.
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FIRE -KILLER
* * *
So, it's °'wise stove to plan ahead
for shipping cattle. If you're truck-
ing cattle dependableo trucker arket, hwho ire a Gunder- 1
stands just how to handle your big
investment in fat *cat(le.
Here are some points to watch
when loading: crowd -
1. Easy does it. Hurrying,
crowd-
ing the animals is hard on them.
It's hard an you.
2. Good bedding. Sand makes the
in
best bedding, _prevents slipping
bruising. Sand should be covered
with straw in cold' weather.
* la
3. Partition nixed loads. Other-
wise, you may have a dead or crip-
pled animal at the market.
1011 SALE •
NEW JOHNSON Outlmai l Motors. Canadian
(lane° (.0, Pete11 no [alt( Canoes,
teeit
10010('0- netnit'S 111 lnl•Lm'1'exchange,11ailled meet and til
Open until nine ex"lit Wednesday Strand
CYnI, lla (ninon
BELTING 1\D ('O\1 P1 /1 h
'J`ItAh Canvas, tl\.111 Bening
Widtttilt now I1t,1111 r, thee,
and
$tyor selling• ttNeW tun 1l Iron. Bearings, Ncol-
Steel. Slut
t1 and com•e•ywra
lora. 6hn iting stn, 5'' 10 neer atafor
media U'Maxifrom
1V.11 '1'1•o11nl'H, I n 10 4s" , widthand lte•
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Road 01011124. O, 1 rat.
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nd
rags. Low prlee makes It a feat seller. Mahe
ymlr Apart. time profitable. nig euminiaatone.
501,1 dicers to rnnsateer, DON'T D10LAY—
vitle('Id '5015.51'. Henle New -etude Regd..
080 ti tic l t'al 141., 'fortieth, Ont.
alrayon
tlert ilk; 400 nuerrr dozen, nylons ice•
All °Mol'h. We tpay •po [age. luno N11115- Ltd.
Oa .11 lehtidr
VA111114115' '1110 (1.51 r4nu, .tum d
properly We eitl'1F an Nines o1' screen In both
cmc ,ill WI ro
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front +
t`hmt11am 11111 Screen. GO William St. N••
Clothe
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fang follow t 0 P1O. hugs 0r
ehiels. a\Irl[ Veen 110 1 "'•113121 oft l -a•
00,.0 dell'[ PeleI,.lIO eP m„n)
I re the previous years it none our
not.
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are k , our
aft tan or
will
ynut• usual. money.
I more 1°'1 :we
will mock extraMois money Taw Sired,\\they ',ey-
ing
R,
O.1
Moist on chicksfor
chi send
ing
6. .
105 no more and lay. more ''
laxed, hens 00 Tmn8. Started Chicks. oey Poults, lder
Pullets. 'cop Notch Chick Salem, Guelph Ont.
MEDICAL
•POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
Ijalittilt lite ornlp11t 01 till eo0eina foals*
and esteem N1t111 troubl0N. Poet's 10080100
Salts will not disappoint You
Ming. deallllg hernilie -eczema, ache, Map
worm, omnu this netathlete's
lnl ds a(Merlaanlll ointmen,
itd
readily eitara
regn'dlnsq sr how vl uhbnrp nr unplrao the11
seem PIllull $1 50 t'11114 JAR
'tet 1 Post f'l'ee on tt0reml el Price
what
wli10A' anything -717.17;7r u in p. 8 ilex( of Rahy
happens? st The Prices go e
Chicks serosa Create are dawn 404r or
more. Thin will create a "minus shortage he
results t poultry
is bound Summer
to bets high.((, The
with
Prospects of lower feed ',riven 1n the Fall
(hie should make It very profitable for theme
early. tel Yett wild, to -n oke I1, rextra ii'of chicks
forist19on 80 rWeddle catalogue. OB. ttltrteSired ChiclChicks,11 Older
Pullets, Turkey Poulte, Nnlsoxe0, Meta and
Tama. 'tWeddlO (1111ok leu trherk"s Llm(ted,
F01000, Onbu'lo.
FISHER ORCHARD CHICKS
DAT OLD. weekly
Cy Pullin and lending
0
ava(1 1,l0 weakly 5051' round in 8 lending
11500, thendl'11!s'oln0dot'utelw,,0 001 11 approved.
WI(1 for 1' 'Page coloured oulendar nd
Price list. Fisher Orchnios. R.O.P. Weeders,
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SCHUMMERCHICKS
GOVL•'11NMNNnll approved.e Top
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...-"llOOICS
LARGEST varlet Dogs,
of in the ala Boc Horticulture,
Fa
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A leltion10s4 nd full ,of0rmntitnr tienlsttree m Tho
Ramsay CO aegletered P0100' Attorneys 518
Bank Street Ottawa
Going For 100--Ro ;'Urs Des
Allees, director of the French
laboratory for Avian Studies
that
Poitiers,
hasa
theory
at
a certain product of embryo
eggs will enable him to live
to he more than 100. After
trying the injection on ani-
mals, Des Allees plans to
take injections himself.
* * *
"V1KINU"
Cream Separate'
Now Is the LIMO to check over Your creme
either [spares fpayrota oran'electric 0
ttaelul01st,
see your local VIKING dealer. If You Intend
to Purchase a new separator title 8Pr(ng get
full parlculars on the VIKING LOW 19L19C-
TRIC WITH 'FRICTION CLUTCH PULLEY.
VIKING users say there is no better electric
separator on the market.
SW16lMS11 SEPARATOR. CO. 1PD.,
'0 \yt Netts•Dnme, Montreal, Que.
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time ' list It
the finn that.
titms nstores than my ether
1.0.11000, wrap ua noW, 10 will pay
an n prsonal vital."PARR 1Pt
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* * *
Here's today's :664 question. The
word "Oats"—singular or plural?
According to the Dominion Agri-
cultural Bureau, singular appears to
be the answer as one of the latest
bulletins to and starts off like this:
Oats is used more often than any
other grain for feeding livestock in
Canada. It is the most popular feed
for horses, and is present in almost
every dairy feed. Oats is also used
to a great extent in rations for
sheep, beef cattle and [poultry.
The bulletin, which is titled
OATS IN THE HOG RATION,
continues as follows:
The exa-ot place of oats in the
hog ration is of special concern in
areas where it is the most common
home grown grain. In some prov-
inces successful swine raising de-
pendse grown fendton he proper use of
nl EiNp e1�1) QLEANt2•Id
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CAMELLIA FLOWERED TUB1t11011S 1111'
GONIAS—t000gellns double Gowers. 10581 to
grow For early blown get them Marled in-
doors. Planting instructions Included. Choice
or colour%. Scarlet. pink, rose.
ao05(100ll Bellow.
white, salmon, Giant,
r and
(all, Extra large bulbs. Gum'nteed tee 11100(0.
Order now. 6 for $1-1,1 for 91.76, o.'.nputd.
Cash with order. Holland Bulb and Nursery
Company, P.O. Port Credit, Ont. Serving ran.
lien Cardene from coast to coast.
ney
'llnlllaR cuur 13.0 -
now. Out 0d ih•nnzu nntilla
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all turkey farms
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WHITE HOLLAND teethe and eggs from
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR 0IEN AND t\'O5
EN
a
T.D. 18 'rkingIRACcondition. Hydraulic '1'D, 14 'Praetor
coed orated t
Cubo oPm.]), 11 'rl't °" C excellent cried
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straight blade completely overhauled, alol'ineo
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inn. Phone: 0eetete 401131._ _
00 L
Ode. ado'al le pets. Box 394m 1• Hunt Huntsta
ville.
not aria, •
r1*O 1' - )sound pupa five months old, from
Prank 110000011, Hutton:wale, Ontario.
/. :a 0
Oats is equal to wheat, slightly'
higher than barley, but lower than
corn in total digestible nutrients.
It is corn, slightly
lightlyeYthan lower wheatlabar.
ley in crude protein.
n,
$12,600, Owner,330 tt.unnymede.
1 ox
good working tamale. Ten DollarsPiece.
b Ontnriv
CASCADE” W'1110AT•—T1'0 answer to the feed
wheat problem for Eastern Canada. A
l ldelftliming wheat de-
veloped
veped by The Cyielding, Faun,
Ottawa.. Seed at li bushel0 per acre. Certi-
fied seed 10.0,5. -shinning Point, $8,00 Per
bushel in two 111101101 bags. T. A. Wlleon.
Pakenham, (mnu•lo_,_�_
ALL MY young boars are sold,m 0eralchoicchoice
hoice
bons nine months old,
aleefour 10 nine months old, all sired by the
tigbe0t Priced boar sold at the Royal Fair
tale, 1948. s111 registered Yitshir00' iierbert
I Miller On
.g
Sou, Keene.
Gi.. NS—Large 'es°rlment new and med.
Bought. 0015. ,xchmtged Guaranteed repairs
Scopes sights Installed Fishing Tackle. hunt-
ing Equipment 50005Ing anodeNaw (lanatiae
Prices Open *0111 ,line ,.xrenI
ti Cyton Hamilton
Strand
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Oats is higher in fibre content
than any of the other grains. Poor
quality oats may have 35 per cent
of the total weight as hulls, with
a fibre content of about 11 per cent.
The hog is relatively incapable of
digesting fibre, because there is no
'n
in
its
' ab'le
bacterial ria(
action u
It
9
The di-
gestion
alar
stomach, ch,
T
single g
of fibre depends on bacter-
ial action to break down the cellu-
lose which
' acids lose into simple organic
are absorbed into the blood stream.
In the case of ruminants this pro-
cess occurs in the rumen, where
there is much bacterial action. In
the his bacterial
()emirs in thrse' e caecum, which Is [the
enlarged portion of the large
intestine adjacent to the small
intestine.
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nd coin
pietaline
fro iced mecheel (anics goods Open [evenings until
one 0x00°1
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Th008000* of daily users- Four -pound (05011500
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WANTED:d-1111r5� ate week, eight -es, for hour 4,51, 8541,00
Per week, 93.86 overtime minus 91.20 nm
day board. 348.75 salary after three months.
General 0(00pltnl,ntent Iroquo10 Falls,0. Ontario.n
WANTED to buy Blacksmith Shop wit(
house or Service Station, write A. Vezeau,
_alt, Ont.
ellIP as furs. Minks tib to 946,00—weasel,
$4.50with
Muskrats
minks weekly
o Me94.0.w 600 ]ttuek
mints weekq' oa Me with (OnngaeO—SerretO
free, Trappers Aseot•latlon 5a10011 a Yam,
70)1 YL19(rlSfiwmin with ave Sante, 160
horse power' Cummings Diesel engine. Will
tell engine sonnrate..1264 Wellington, Sault
01*. Marie, Ontario.
51111E11 the dorso 00require for opring
work now. We offer wide selection pure-
bred mares—Percherons, Belgian, Cly1les-
15100, three years of age tip, that rte t 1111
treed to 1,' 00001 Wate'loo'ld s Dna, Arnold. Dock, Aenlptville A.S., Jay Farc0ur.
wool uerk
Landmark Bontlevrt. Write no for Limiting
Imo renulrn 1 horses. Arnold Forma Limited,
Grenville, cechec.
'a e,
t00 ACRES. 35 5111a1010 100(11, balance 6000
Pasture
cement. well-fenced
Lag khouse, excellent
arn, cement
stabling,
mater sunP1Y. Two ethos teat of Bnlsovor.
°spool one mile, open road. rural mall hydro
available. 93,030 ,T00100 05r000. 9 0on00
Re•. Toronto.
51IOTGUNs, Finley nldehed Deu1lee 970 011
A 20W available for immediate o1,4Pment.
Photos, details on request ,ethieriatre Burr
IMPOrting Arrnoner. •11,1,
97111 ALUMINUM ROOFING
ms,, ton Alta
CORRLGATED and ribbed for tooting 0115
84(06 wide,
206gaug 6 feet end roof measurements
36" rovmsd
02" wee
for eras estimate and illustrated folder giving
full information. Samples on request. fool°•
hate delivery from stock. A. L. Golmevnle
Mfg., Dept. 1.- 8, Cliarntte, P,Q.
vgtiSESp S5O alt
RESERVE now 001• Suring Delivery—ehheae
Elm Hedge—will grow 2 feet first year -26
plants sulnolent Inc 26 feet (12 to 20 incises
bushy) $2,86—°00°01108 11 Maims 111011 94,60
Per 100 (plant 6 inches apart)--Olant ExhN0•
tion Peonies in tatters red, white or pick, 3
for $1.80—Apple trees 8 feet hig11 m varieties
MoInt0011, Spy. Delle10118, 3 for $1.48—Plum
trees 3 Peet high in varieties Burbank and
Lombard, 4 for 32.98. PreteColour
Garden
s
Guide with Eery Order. Marto,
way t., Tractor 00 a in tit and term Equipment (11 astern
for sale 1n thriving cmmmmi tv in Eastern
Ontario, Owner must sell on account 111
health, Sell or rent property. Box 60. 'M—
eth St„ New Toronto.
choler . 16 no 0rnrnnnmao Ielrinlmv
twelve 4's- 15
w 0'1 o0 h.n., workingd eendl(fon 1 Please
write, giving full particulars and PAM,
Paul Yo11mw0kle, 1300 738. Ronfrmv,
Ont
Phone 1.1.0411•.
Rue,
146 ACRES, cultivated, 20 mires of wheat; 7
utiles note)) of Uxbrl,100i sets
srn 62f Oolld,
MEM,
0-rooned brick hu
Ing , complete
both excellent condition; hydra,
¢smaller
watermuting
pressure; 204 house,
barn; rd. ticridge,possession. ContICIL 2, act Howard
--FARM -famous for
MALL
Chain reliable eng(1(100 with stall -proof oauto-
matte pluteh. Ono man and two-man models.
Gasolfyom
estedine agents please LO write Diesel Equipment
Limited, 131 Laird Drive. Lenald0, Toronto.
Nyland x039
PRE -INVENTORY SALE—t0 13.P. compete
with 6" plow and oultivaLot 1176.00; 3
I0.P, 5” tires. w101 611" plow and outtivater,
Terms082600 cash with (order, balanit ce C.D.D.
Send your order now, There is only a limited
time on this bargain to Mime our hlventoIY.
CANADIAN POTATO A�p10(4 Ontario.
LTD 75 Jarvis St Galt,
GARDEN TRACTOR
i'
* ) ,5
On account of the high fibre
content, and the relative inability
of the hog to digest fibre, the qudn-
tity of oats in the hog ration trust
be decided judiciously. Irrespec-
tive of the gttantityting fed, it
mast be properly gr
*
Oat clop with hulls removed is
regarded au one ofthebeat feeds
for suckling or weaning pigs.
Ordinary oats with hulls present
will retard growth in *young pigs'
11 is generally accepted that
growing and fattening pige may re-
ceive oats in the ration, in propel:
Sons as high as one-third of the
ration, wltAiout causingany reduced
growth. Tit lhritlslt olumbia oaks
Nurseries, Bowmnnville• 01
LIGHT h ler tasting Golden No 1 IIO; EL
6 ACRES, corner telephone, Wondstnoll,,
house, hydro,
orchard, hnmediato possession $4000, 7,
ShondowO, 13. 3,W Woodstock, Ontario,
01EDICAL,,.,._. ,--
IT'S EXCELLENT. Real results
after taking Dixon's Remedy for
rheumatic pains and neuritis.
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
335 Elgin Ottawa
$1.25 Express Prepaid.
CUTS
Healing, soothing
and antiseptic, ]Jr.
Chase's Ointment
BURNS & brings quick relief.
(me treat -
•1 safe 11
.
B R U I S E S meat for over 50
years. 69c, Econ-
omy size, 6 tinges as mtIch, 92.23.
DR. CHASE'S 34
Antiseptic OINTMENT
arfC
BY RUSSI
5. Brings
quick relief,
G asetaee,
fast -drying,
no strong
odor.
Anne,080000211al
size
ISSUE 8 — 1950
has always been the most readily
in
and
it
n grain, cured
home g
row[ g
P
ro
farmer
I.
't
'
was in tate interest of the
to find out whether higher quan-
tities of oats could be successfully
fed to growing pigs. The Agassiz
Experimental Farm conducted ex -
is
be-
tween
Yorkshire Pg
ex-
periments with
tweets weaning and marketing, to
determine the effect of different
proportions of oats in the ration, It
was found that quantities of oats
as high as 50 per cent of the ration ,
during the period of growth up to
125 queatlytredua reduced weight,
30per cent tbe-tl
tween 125 pounds and marketing,
gave satisfactory results. The pigs
made an average daily gain of 1.24
pounds aetd consumed 365 pounds
of feed per 100 pounds gain in live
weight,
1t is generally accepted that oats
may be fed to brood sows before
, in propor-
tions as hd
ighasand o50 per p
COM of the
ration.
Properly ground oats of good
qulity
all classes a useful of°swine, thelace in
Longest rim i Britain ie te
Shannon (2 80 mitre), Longest In
(
ScotlandClyde
°evern 220
and 15England the Severn
AKE FEST CLASS 7lenj''ttrlLE4114rm
A7 HOME
use
OTACO DISC
WHEELS and
AXLE SET
u
Every farmerhas the tools and enough used
lumber around to make a serviceable trailer.
Otaco
of
yeti b
a
set
issol Y
problem
heelthe
The w pcompletes s nom
d fere P
A set of
use
i.
jobWheels and axle assembly.
job. Those sturdy, efficient Otaco wheel and axle sets are in three
axle sixes to accommodate various loads. Ask your Olaco dealer for
specifications and prices or write Os direct.
Dept. WLXI
OTACO LIMITED • Ori#lie
-
, Ont.
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