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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1947-05-29, Page 7E URSIDIAIY, MAY ; 29, 1947 CLINTON NEWS-REOoItD •HURON COUNTY FARMERS' OWN NEWSY PAGE iSIII'VEN PAGE The Next Meeting of the Huron County Council Will be held in the Council Chambers, COURT HOUSE, GODERICH, commencing Tuesday, June 10 art 10.00 'a.m. D.S.T. • AN 'accounts, notices of deputations sand other business requixrinig the attention of Council should be in tube hands of the County Clerk not later than Saturday, day, June N, W. MILLER, 'County Clerk, Goderich, Ontario 22-23-b .i CLINTON MEMORIAL SHOP OPEN FRIDAYS OR SEE MR. J. J. ZAPPE - PHONE 103 SPRINGIS THD SEASON TO ATTEND TO YOUR MEMORIAL REQUIREMENTS T. PRYDE & SON EXETER SEAFORTI CLINTON GRAIN We are unable to secure quantities of barley sufficient for our requirements. However, we have just received three cars . of Oats. While they last — $38.00 per ton. CLINTON FEED MILL LONDESBORO 'Mrs, George Moon is visiting in Toronto this week. A number from Londesboro attend.. ed the Band Concert iMbnclay night in Byth, •. Mr. :and Mrs. J. Knox, w ivghant, Visited .Mr. and Ma's. W. Mountiani on Sunday, • • Misses Fern Watson and Mary Caldwell, London, ^stere home for the weekend, Mrs, Dorris 'Holmes, London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Lyon. Me.'anctMa•s.IJohnVincent Goderich , r spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, F. Clare Vincent. Misses Dorothy Little, 011ie Moon and Beva Knox spent the weekend at their homes here. Mr. and Mas. Ftnm:ei:sou Vipond, Atwood, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. Beacom on Sundays . Mr. and ,Mrs. Herbert Crawford and Sandra, London, spent Sunday whh Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Onawford. Mo. and Mrs. •Golidi Fingland, Tor- onto, ,spent ,the weekend with the formees parents, Mr. and, Mrs. John Fingland. HOLMESVILLE %Mhss Ruth Patter spent ISun'day with Mr. aaad .Mrs. E Grigg. Mrs. S. Walter '4s spending a few weeks in Ottawa with her sister, Mrs. Mrs, Taverner is in Toronto this week attending the Dominion Mvis- sionany Board. Donald Palaver has returned, home from Toronto after completing his second year at the University of Tor'onvto Dental College. Mr. and (Mrs, Abeat Bora and Mrs. ■ 1.11wmanlauianlqulauleigau•u11(1111111111IIMI IElI !MNIranlra nmi!minim Marllemol w • Farmers -Attention Does Lack of Money Block Your Progress: Sometimes (the very fact we lack read cash seems to prevent us from fulfilling plants_ that would bring in more money --a sort of vicious circle. And, so, many a farmer postpones plans for making his farm more pro- ductive, and more eonfortable. Nearly every farmer realizes the benefits that can come from money spent in livestock for improving the herd, better drainage systems, ,mod- ern electric aids, and new agricul- tural equipment and machinery. Wise farmers also know that a shortage of 'ready money need not prevent them from ,sharing in these adrvant- ages. A visit to Mr. Robinson, local man- ager of the Bank of Montreal, will show you why. , A lour -,cost farm improvement loan front the B of M has helped many farmers to par - chase the modern farm equipment designed to increase production and profits. In .many eases the increase in profits has been used to repay the loan. Mr. Robinson will be glad to dis- cuss your plans and financial require- ments at any time. You will like his abtitude that, "When you ask for a loam at the B of NI, you do not ask a favour," adv.22-b MAI{IX• 3TTJPIM!XTS aideyri ABOUT 1820 a mower was invented with a circular cutting blade which revolved against the grain, apparently imitating the action of the old scythe blade. A few years later a mower was invented in the United States which had a sharp knife with teeth moving sideways in a row of iron fingers or guards. The first mower of this type to be made in Canada was pro. duced in '1852 at the Massey works, the little plant which has grown into the Massey -Harris industry of today. And all through its 100 -year history this company has been a leader i n developing labor-saving farm devices. The use of modern Massey -Harris farm machines has brought many benefits to Canadian farmers. The Massey -Harris Side Rake aid Tedder turns the hay into light, fluffy windrows, so the„air can cure it quickly. The Massey -Harris Hay Loader builds a load of well over a ton in twenty • >6' � �� "' ' This type of mower was built at the Massey works as early as x852. minutes. The Massey -Harris Forage Har- vester enables a fanner to cut hay at the right time—providing nutritious forage for livestock. MasseyHarris machines mean speedy, large-scale production, They have reduced production costs per acre and have increased the farmer's yearly profit. Massey -Harris No. 6 Semi mounted Tractor Mower '' V"orks equally well with any type of tractor. Power take -off driven. Past operation with safety. Built for fas't tractor operation. • tam' Iii titB - n r- Yid v "NIIW\\N • WANTED: A number of progressive farmers in Western distracts who would like to set out a commercial block of Red Raspberries, either for your local trade or for shipping to recommended city dealers. Recent OOntario-Quebec pro- duction figures, prices at 40-60c per quart and dealer reports would ,indicate theist supplies everywhere. To encourage a limited planting of new high • yielding patches, a well known nursery is sending a special represen- tative of many years experience in commercial production to personallly interview and educate interested farmers in rasp- berry culture. This should result in higher unit yields, longer patch life, less •han cl labor and when translated into dollars at ndrmal 'prices a relatively high ratio of profit is assured. Because of the limited supply of good planting material, bookings can only be made far FALL PLANTING 1947, limited to one acre. If genuinely- interested in berry growing as a sideline to farming, write Box 457, Crampbellford, Ontario, on or before June 10th, giving location of your farm. Our' specialist will tail later and competely analyze the business, soil "requirements and preparation, up-to-date cunt -Mal practices, home markets and surplus shipping, cost of planting, estimated yields and profits per'acre. Late ,replies cannot be covered. 22-22-p ar ;dtillena iwl I mmussIIIOIIIAIIInuintutionimiIIA! IMI MIIIIIIrIN1•IIIrIIIf111111111 1111111111IH11l Get Your Order In Now •• For That New ' Willys Station Wagon We can interest you Also ,a 1947 Willy's Jeep DISPLAY MODEL — only driven by myself PRICED AT $200 DISCOUNT FOR QUICK SALE This jeep is only broken in, and I will give you a 90 -day new -jeep guarantee. Get That Two -Unit, Clean -Easy MILKER, now. 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LONDON, CANADA DURO water softeners a re "Made -in -Canada” from the fin. est materials oltaintable, giving high quality performance with long trouble-free service. PUMPS AN t Q M A O N 0 N=7 A'11111d0 Lawrence Haughton. visited :in Lott.' for the weekend. don last Friday, !Misses Helen and' Congnatulabions to Mr, and Mrs, Gestoude Bond, Patsy and Judith Lloyd Butler on their recent mar - Turnbull returned ,bonne with them riage; Hog Concentrate Dairy Supplement In.lin~ . ~4,0►MwN'"dW.MON QualityFeeds They Pay Phone 114 Poultry Concentrate Laying Mash TO BUILD YOUR DAIRY INCOME FIRST BUILD THE DRY COW COWS FED BALANCED, RATION WITH PASTURE MILK BETTER IN WINTER Profitable Hog Production Straits With The Pregnant Sow Balanced Feeding, Larger Litters, Heavier Pigs at weaning. More Resistance to Disease and Worms LE, US MIX YOUR SUMMER FEEDS Dairy, Poultry and Hog Ready Mixed or Mixed to Order WESTERN GRAINS OATS - BARLEY - WHEAT, Whole, Rolled or Ground. Reduced Prices on Truck 'Loads SAMUEL RIDDICK & SONS GRAIN — FERTILIZER, — SFFDS -- MIXED FEEDS CONCENTRATES HURON CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 42nd ANNUAL - SPRING SHOW CLINTON COMMUNITY PARK Thur., June 5 Will be Officially Opened by The Hon. RAY LAWSON, O.B.E. Lieutenant -Governor of Ontario • • '• $2600 _Prize Money Heavy Draught, Percheron and Belgian Agricultural, General Purpose Wagon or Express and Light Horses Hurdle Jumping added Classes for Ponies and Palaminos Beef Cattle, Dairy Cattle and Swine SPECIAL FEATURE— Roadster Team Race CKNX Public Address System JUDGING COMMENCES AT 1.30 P.M. D.S.T. Entertainment Dining Afternoon for Children DANCE IN TOWN HALL AT NIGHT ERVLN (D'1QK) JACOB. President G. E. NELSON, Secretary A. J. Mi.+MUBRAY. General Manager For Prize Lists: Write to Department of Agriculture, Clinton: 21-22-b Your Pullets on Range Need Plenty of Water The importance of good feed is constantly stressed by Poultry Authorities. The portanace of water is ,just as great. A plentiful supply of fresh clean drinking waiter should be available at all 'times. IT IS IMPORTANT THE WATER BE FRESH IT IS ALSO IMPORTANT THE FEED' DE FRESH SHUR-GAIN FEEDS ARE MADE AT OUR MILL EACH DAY AND ARE ALWAYS FRESH DROP IN AT THE MILL FOR YOUR SHUR-GAIN FEEDS CLINTON FEED MILL YOUR SHUR-GAIN FEED SERVICE MILL PHONE 580 CLINTON