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New tans -Saving "Boehm” Engine:
Now it's more than over the high-
oompresston tender—he popularity
. in brilliant response . , In
fuel elf !annul Yes the ,ram
"Reelect" r '01 g1oo1 n.
allits famous flash d
lath plus brand non
gasoline savings!
Equipment, accessories, and tries illustrated subject to change without
mode,. OOldsnsobile Dydra.Matle Drive optioned ut extra cote of all models.
New ... new .... all the way through ! It's Oldsmobile's glamor.
ous new Super "88" ... the.smartest — the most exciting — the
most advanced "88" ever ! it's new outside — with brand-new
beauty from the smart free-flowing lines of its brilliant new
Body by Fisher ! It's new inside—with interiors that are deep,
luxurious and more spacious than ever before ! .ft's new under-
side, too —with a rugged new chassis, firm foundation for the
new "Rocket" Ride
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General Moto*
Value
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45050: Oldsmobile Super "80" Do Luxe 4 -Door Soda%
Oldsmobile also offers now Series "98" models for 1951,
And it's new in power, too! Yes, the eight -cylinder "Rocket"
Engine is new 1 famed for its flashing action the new 135
horsepower "Rocket" is engineered for even greater gas savings
in1951!
Of course there's wonderful Hydra -Matic Drive,* too — and
even it is improved! ... gives you still easier operation and
"Instant Reverse"!
Come in and see this all -tinge great Super "88" today!
NEW SUPER "88" OLDSAAOBILES a .'. NOW ON DISPLAY!
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i erside Motors, Brussels, Ontario
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USE
LIGHT -WEIGHT
MGCULLOCH
CHAIN SAWS
LIFT IT
WITH
YOUR
LITTLE
FINGER
Only in the McCulloch 3-25
can you get all these
features: * 3 honest horse-
power with only 25 lb. total
weight complete with 18" blade and chain
automatic clutch that stops chain when
engine idles * kickproof automatic rewind
starter * full -power sawing at any angle
* ono -hand controls * chain tension auto-
matically controlled * special magneto de-
sign for quick starting * choice of chains
for fastest sawing in any type of wood,
STOP IN TODAY FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION
Geo. ai Poi
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and
Thore's
a McCulloch
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for every
logging job,
Blades
a ; from
20 to 00
inches, and 20 -Inch yo
bo
Blades
from
18 to 30
Y, „.,0/Alrf 07;r4 ,% ,,,; inches, and 15 -inch bow
FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION
prices, and operating detail. write
LEMEBY DISTRIBUTORS LTD
EXCLUSIVE McCULLOCH AGENTS IN CANADA
220 West 1st Avenue
Vancouver, B.C.
224 George St. N.
Peterboro, Ont,
1951 OLDSMOBILE
SUPER "88"
A now. red signed 0lds'm
series for 1851 — the Super "8S'' -- •
pnwerc11 by the famed eight-ey-liu 1. -
"Rr,rlcet" ens':ue with increased Lino
pr.5sinn lies been announced by
GeneralilIotoes. ,
The Super "Ss" features a new
Wrier and roomier Fisher body with
mare whulow area and consequent
greaterviib'lity. It offers int
Proved Hydra -Matic :Drive as
option at extra cast.
The new series, now coning off
the General Motors assembly lines
at Oshawa, is readily identified by
Ilhe distintier bright sash moulding
that ex.175080 from tit" shoulder of
the rearfender diagonally (Inset.
the fender to the gravel shield. Clear
vision wrap-around windows pro-
vide the distinctive key -note of Olds-
m'•'tile Ticlid ty styling apparent 'n
the Super "53", Further 1istinetinc
is added 11y the high Brown 11:11
fender that terminates in a tail 11^h'
assembly laying a Millet -shared red
1:11".
Avn,ilable in three distinctive de-
luxe body styles — four -door sedan.
two -door sedan and Tournay C`onpe—
the Super "58" is mounted on a Ise.
inch wheelbase chassis. The 110W
interiors are lnxiolursly designed fo'
greater room, comfort and v,sihilty.
- Upholstery in the two 'and four -
door sedans, is presented in dark- erne
striped nylon pile in a two.tn"e
survey weave with a light gray bel -
stet,. The Holiday Coope is flute`,
ed in gray striped pile onrd with b"
black or green leather. There ^
been a regrouping on the Instrumentpanel with the added convenience
of a concealedash. receiver in the
grille right beside the driven'.
Front and rear of the Super "38"
have bean smartly designed. 'Phe
familiar wide honllzomtal bars are
retained in the front grille, withthe second bar extending through the
two bumper guards. The Oldsmobileglobal emblem is, prominent no the
front of bbe hood, with the word
Oldsmobile in a seml'oircle over R.
The front fender lines extend a-
long the body to the shoulder of
the rear fender, at the point where
thediagonal sash begins. There the
body line slopes upward and then
-he rear fender crown flows gently
Iowuward until it blends into the
tail light assembly. The bright
,.I.1 "R1" is in the V where sash
Aril gravel shield meet. The rear
',',•lt lidhas au Oidsmobile global
[Motu for a handle and there is a
.,, tel "88" Superialposea on n rocket
'I1 the left side.
New 1 oaf -type rear springs. 53
el., long 717(7 51 inches wide,
the the Super "85" the smoothest
Odes, according to GM engine-
rs. The springs are of the tapered
ami -elliptic type and are control-
led by direct acting shock absorbers
+vhieh co-ordinate their action with
'1mt of the "knee -action" front
-'-heels. Front springs continue as
'he coil type. The amid point of the
' a.f springs is located six inches
'whim' the rear axle. This elimates
the body dip upon initial acceleration
that is quite eotlimon in ears using
:ani•eilipt!c springs.
The 135 horse power Rocket engine
'hielh powers the Oldsmobile Super
""e1" has a number of new features.
cunhbustinn chamber has beet
designed In obtain better efficiency.
'Phis will help to capitalize on high
compression advantages even if prem-
ium fuel octant. numbers should be
' lwered somewhat because of defence
requirements. Also contributing to
engine performance and smo0thne15
are a new carburetor, distributor,
it cleaner anmuffler. See your
!eater et the Rivedside Motors for
demonstration.
Renfrew Cream
Separators and Milkers.
Disc, Plows, Manure
Spreaders.
Lime and Fertilizer Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows
Land Peckers,
Rubber -tired Wagons.
Oliver Tractors,
both wheel tractors and crawl",
Plows, Discs, Spreaders,
Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Snu lleyy Forage Blowers rod
Hammer MM..We also ave repairs iter
Oliver Cockshutt Tract"
MORRI!TT & WRIGHT
Isapleateat Dealers Per
Myer implements Myth, 4 and 93. ytth, Oat,
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By Roe Farms Service Dept,
YOU WERE RIGHT ABOUT ROE VITAFOOD,
DOG. IT SURE GOT MY BIRDS AWAY TOA
FAST START. LOOK AT THE SIZE OF THESE
CHICKS- AND THEY'RE ONLY SEVEN
I'VE BEEN THERE'S NO EAROFTHAT,
WORRYING ILL. JUST MIX YOUR
A LITTLE, DOC. PRESENT ROE VITAFOOD
I DO11T WANT WITH ROE VITAGROW
WEEK,
IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE I SHOULD
WATCH rOR,DQC?
WHAT ABOUT VENTILATION Doc.?
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CHICKS NEED PLENTY OF FRESH AIR,
BUT BE SURE TO AVOID DRAFTS. WATCH
THE WEATHER 50 THAT THE OPENINGS ARE
CLOSED MORE ON EXTREMELY WINDY OR
COLD DAYS, AND ON BRIGHT SUNNY DAYS,
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AND ALSO KEEP THE LITTER WELL
UP. WATCH UN DER THE BROODER WHERE
SIT AT NIGHT AND IF IT IS AT ALL
IN A LITTLE HYDRATED LIME. IF
TER GETS MATTED, REMOVE IT.
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TO UPSET THE FIRST
MY CHICKS WITH GRADUALLY REDUCING
A SUDDEN CHANGE THE AMOUNT OF
IN FEED VITAFOOD, AND
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ALL
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