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End Of The Road—This home rests precariously on the edge
of a huge crater after' a freakish landslide wiped Out 500 feet
of highway at Brecksville, ruining a highway department
building and warping railroad tracks.
For years the softball people
have been trying to get fans and
aports 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
boxnds.�There are even those who
believe that, before too long, it
will be more universally played
than soccer football or even trap-
shooting.
For softball is floss being popu-
larized on three different contin-
ents, largely through the example
and efforts of merchant seamen
who operate freighters and pas-
3enge'r 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.
The whole thing 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-
thele5s,
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Later in 1946 other ships 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 to organize
some local talent, so as to have
some real opposition on their regu-
lar calls there. And this one local
team soli developed into the Mom-
bassa Softball League.
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The innovation caught on to
such an extent that now the Steam-
ship Line furnishes uniform,s balls,
$$ loves, 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.
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A somewhat similar league, if
you can call it that, operates on
shipes of the Delta Line, plying
'between New Orleans and South
American points. When there's no
•focal competition available, officers
and crews play at the -nearest open
leld adjacent to the docks. Theme
neftball missionaries report that
their battles invariably arouse keen
"Okay, Boys,
Bring on
The Horse"
A. lucky boy is
Nisel Chajkel,
European DP,
who arrived in
New York
along with 1350
other displaced
persons, T h e
Hebrew Immi-
grant Aid So-
ciety, wrhose
emblem Nisel
wears, made ar-
rangements for
the boy and his
liarents to settle
with relatice4.
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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 home-brew teams.
Another active Torrid Zone soft-
baIl outfit represents the liner Porto
Rico, In San Juan they play teams
of locals at the city park near the
Normandie Hotel, and also book
games with softballers from the
Frances and Suzanne, freighters
belonging to the same line,
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Getting nearer to home 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-
baliers donate their equipment to
the Baie Comeau kids in order to
spread interest in the; sport among
the French-Canadian children at
that isolated. -port,.,...,
The Colalyee. makes -its southern
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 bigopen spaces of
the Number Two Hold. That, we
should like to see, especially if
the waves were running a bit high,
down in the Gulf.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
�N'X`trD
FOA SALE
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AGI9NTS, pall Papular $3 'A ellthtgulsi�ew Nsiw
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J'Oi1NSON Outbpard Motais. Canadian
C.00 Co„ Peterboro Boats, ollnues, Trail-
POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
Banish the torment of dry eazema 1•aob g
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' 'siva
wholesale or direct. Libera pro exq
ars,
bought, sold. exghanged. Largo stock used
and wesphls skin troubles. Post's Eozatne
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territory
FIRE -KILL IR motora.
Repairs by taetgrY-trained meohenies,
Strand
Salve will not disappoint you,
r`Idics, thiplr, julay beef-st$aICP,--
open
"42 ktoslyn AVenue,,AFrantre_al Cycle,
until nine except Wednesday.
Hamilton._
taking. scalings burning _eczema, oohs, rt,>jf-
worm, pimples and,athlete'p foot, will respor(i9. ,
HA.LE511i1E1V
SALESMEN wanted to Introduce new PradUclL TRANSMISSION
ttl)rown ' away." Doesn't seltilTi �'
o
'
X$EI7.'I'NG AND CONVEYORS readily
' in Rubber, Leather,
to this stainless, odorless, ointme�4,
regardless of how stubborn or hopeless tb
make sense, does it? Yet that a
Ideal for house to house selling, full time
el8elting
and Canvas. All wlilttns now Rubber Con-
seem.
wthat's actually happening, ervery
or sideline, Wanted in ovary home- )Inixsual
proift opportunity, VS'rlto lmmed:,stoly htalinry veYor
Belting. Now tmcl used pulleys !n
('est Iron: lfoarings, Gof-
PR1L'E $1.00 PER JAI
Sent Past lrroa on Racaptt of Pr.Icr
clay in the year••-�a'lid YOU, if Ycw
ardw>yre Prudtigta,fenhefm, Ont. Steel,
•.--•. lora;
Wood, and
Shafting ole. Roller Bearing Conveyors,
POST'S .1�,1itlViEDIES
raise cattle . for.- % lr•et, m •
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"° nAik\ CtiiUlt6 slightly
used front 8" to 48" width for 1ru-
saN liusap 9t Corner ar GaFAq.
One of t11a5'C Who are doing .ii , �BIIY'YOUt
Yfl60 Chlctcs frgrtl a Gonad& Ac-.
mediate delivery, Troughs, Idlers, and Ile-
o order.
Rolls made LBayview
and aCO,
Toronto
o(,editulHatehotle 11.O,P. Breading Farm
R.O.P. Scrod, Barred
L1A11)FU,ad
M'a21g,(t'E1f:11AN ltive
IAT
,GHNFS
I dant need t0 cell aU thBt
y
locks pullorum approved
Rocks and approved Iced x )took eroasbrade,
Road, i>ttawa, Ontario. ,
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FE7IiIDRSJUNIlAU & T7gmpany t'atalit
steaks Colne from the very, b$$t -wrlta
for Yoldet°, Prlees. westslde Poultry
Farm, Neustadt, Ont,
SA'IES:I7EN: NICK 9e1SAwrinsingAUWasl es
bending or stooilhr3)
Solicitors Established 188U 850 Ray $1 rest.
010 request. Flooklel Into"
part of a steers carcass, But per-
, have for-
t know,
and wares 'floors, (loans walls, ceilings and
ruga. Low price makes It a fast seller. Mance
A1ONiCTON CHICi{S-Goverumant Approved,
`the Don't
A°rt7 m'o LAIDLA W`tt H Sc,maPatent Attarcrey,
Ottawa.
haps you did4i or
Breeding quality. bne of best,
Patents of Invention, GO Sparks St.,
gotten, that it's the best meat on
guano, be certain. Write for prices and cat,-
Logue. Monkton Poultry Farms, Monkton, Ont.
sold directtoconsumer DON'TanDELAYt�
Home Essentials Reud.;
�- SELLI13t"x7
a steer that i8 bruised oftenest by
1F YOU W'AN'E. to make extra money on the
WRITE TODAY.
686 Bathurst St., Toronto, Ont,
yOUR. Country general store? Now is the
careless handling.
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farm follow title pinn, VPhen everyone is
turnips, hogs or
time to )1st it with the flim that salla
stores than any other
BUY. direct from mnnufactu,•et, Hair nate.
Here are some figures that m!ght
raising. extra potatoes,
chicks, don't raise so many. But after low
rayon or ellli.: 490 per dozen, nylon 75e.
All colors. VVa pay postage. iVr110 Milia Ltd..
more general cpuntty
ht the Prnvfxi'ce, VV
,PAI F will payy
"PAILICETT, T13F3
be studying. Over 15 thou-
pr previous years when your nfill you
are growing teas or novo at nil you
808 ADelakde St. W., Toronto.
vis .
you a Person vlslC,
Realtor, 1116 Yonge St.,
FARMERS' This Year clean your sees
properly. We carry all sizes of screen In bath
worth
sand cattle were examined—and
raise yarn' usual number or more and you
make extra money. This year when buy-
Toronto, c6�
J`G1$icET9�
SEVENTY-ONE PER CENT OF
will
Ing chicks. insist on R.O,P. Sired, they cost
zinc and wire State size of perforation and
Prmn
THE BRUISES WERE FOUND
you no more and bly more egge. Send for
Poults, non-
front and aide dimensions of screen.
Chatham 51111 So•een, 63 William St. N„
ORDER Your Broad Breasted Bronze poulte
21 careful selecting
ON THE BEST MOST EX-:
1950 catalogue. Also Turkey
sexed, liens or Toma Karted. Chicks, Older
Chatham, Ont.
now. Backed by yearn
and blood testing. pullorum free. One of the
PENSIVE CUTS.
Pullets. 'cop Notch Chick Sales, Guelph, Ont.
oldest rind largest exclusive all turkey farms
breeders range raised giving
"VI1iI\G"
WHEN- anything i_ >rhart_ in supply, what
happens? The pricesgo up. Sales of Baby
Cream Separator
Now in the time to check over Your cream
in Canada All
you stronger penile and better livability: $00
Visit modern hatchery.
There were 136 t ruised chucks:
Chicks across Canada are down 40% or
more. This will create it rerions shortage of
separator. if you own a VIKING and need,
either spare parts or an electtdc attachment,
acres range land. our
Vespra Turkey Farms, A. D. Patterson A
38 bruised shanks: 15 bruised
eggs and poultry this Summer all(] Fail. The
see your local VIKING dealer, If you intend
sons, Ilox 101, Barrie, Out.
WHITE HOLLAND Poulin and eggs from
flanks: 93 brui'd rounds- 105
results prices are bound to be high. With
to purchase a new separator this spring get
ribs. BUT THERE WERE 990-
m•ospe,ts of lower feed Prices in the Fall
this should make it very profitable for those
full partoculars on the VIl'cING LOW ELI,, -C-
TRIO 1VITH FRICTION CLUTCH PULLEY.
blood tested Government Approved brooders•
Broad breast and high tivablllty poulte can bo
COUNT THEM! - BRUISED
that purchase the usual number 09 alttcl(a
VIKING users say there to nn batter electric
expected from Sunny Acres Turkey corm,
LOINS.
early. If you wf:al to mnke it extra profitable 'separator
Insist on Tweddle R.O.P. Sired Chicks. Send
an the market.
SWBoISR SEPARATOR CU. LTD.,
Amheastburg, 0 tarlo. ^ ^ -
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Por 1960 catalogue. Started Chicks. Older
Poulin, Nonsexed, Hens and
720 west Notve-Drtme, Montreal, • Que.
BROAD -BREASTED Bronze .turkey Poults.
Breeds are Government approved and Pallor -
And the Cause Of most Of those
Pullets, Turkey
Tom.,, Tweddle Chlck Hatcheries Limited,
CAMELLIA FLO7VLREU TUBEROUS BI$
pm clean. Aldershot Turkey Raneb. Aldershot.
bip and loin bruises was rushing
Fergus. Ontatk_o.
UONIAS-Gorgeous double flowers. Sony to
For early bloom gat them elected In-
Ontarlg. _�
arid crowding the cattle when they
—BISHER ORCHARD CHICKS
ORCHARD
grow
doors, Planting instructions Included Choice
TURKEY POIILTS AND EGGS. Government
were being loaded.
OLD CHICKS, Pullta and Cockerels
available weekly year round in 8 leading
-available
of COIOnl•S. Scarlet, pink, 1'Oae. orange, Y0110N•
white, Salmon. Giant flowers all summer and
O -
apprOYed pnllOrnm Olean flocks.' Wh1t0 Rol-
land crossed with Beltsville White. Tome sell
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breeds and crosses. T: a chicks are first
Pail. Extra large bulbs. Guaranteed to bloom.
like bens. Oak Grove poultry'Farm. Amherst -
When a steer is crowded against
lass, the pike moderate, the stock approved.
and
Order now, 5 for $1-10 for $1.76, Postpaid.
burg, Ontario -
the corner of an alley -way or load-
rifts for 12 raga , R.O.P. Brooders' ed calendar
Price list. Fisher Orchardsaras,
Cash with order. Holland Bulb and Nursery
Company, P.O. Port Credit, Ont. Servinx can-
OPPORTUNITiES FON MEN AND WO14111 1
ing chute, or beaten over the back
FreemfYn, Ontario.
MER CHICKS
adian Gardens from coast to coast.
BE A HAIRDRESSER
T,D. 13 TRACTOR, Hydraulle Angledozer,
good working condition, T,D, 14 Tractor
with a club, it's those choice cuts
that take the beating.
SC
GOVERA'MENT approved, Top quality. Free
details.
JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL
Great Opportunity Learn
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Catalogue and price list explain
Schummer's Quality Hatchery_,_ Linwood, Ont.
Cable operated straight blade, excellent con-
ditton. T.D. 36 Tractor Cable operated
Hairdressing
Of course, your check takes a
straight blade completely overhauled. Priced
Pleasant dignified • folproMarveion.l good wages
thousands successful Marvel graduates
- BOOKS
beating, t00. AS a producer, you
LARGEST variety of —Books in the World on
to salt. D. A. Wendover & Sons, Palermo.
ont. Phone: Bronte 46831.
America's greatest system. illustrated tato
pay freight rates and insurance pre-
Pat;., Birds, Dogs. Animals, Horticulture,togue
Catalogue free. Morgan's,
GOLDEN IIA:\IS'rERS-Prom $1.00. -Profit-
free. write or Call
MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
nliums from which shipping claims
Farming." etc.
Londmt.
able, adorable pets. Box 394, Huntsville,
SCHOOLS
are aid. Livestock buyers know
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Ontario. - -
rwo rox Hound pupa five months old, from
860 Bloor St. w., Toronto
Branches, 44 Icing St. Hamilton
li(1D1)\Et3t4 /►YPIIRTUN1TiSd
they have to allow a certain per
AN OF ICER to every Inventor -List oY inven•
good working female. Ten Dollars apiece.
& 72 Rideau Street, Ottawa.
cent for losses from bruising.
tions and Cull information sent tree. The
Frank Marshall, Hutton^vflle, Ontario,
CASCADE WHEAT -The answer to the feed
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Ramsay ('a Registered Patent Attorneys. 278
WANTED
Bank Street. Ottawa
wheat problem for Eastern Canada. A
WANTED: Graduate nurses, for senor
So, it's a wise move to plan ahead
DYEINU AND CLEANING
new, . high yielding, soft spring wheat de-
duty, six-day week, eight hour day, $41.1
81.20 per
for shipping cattle. If you're truck-
HAVE YOU anything needs dysing or clean•
veloped by The Central Experimental Farm.
Ottawa. Seed at 1 bushels Per acre. Corti-
per week, $6.85 overtime minus
day board, $48.75 salary after three monthr.
hire a Careful
.ill cattle to market, ,
Ing
ing write to us, for Information. We are
v
tied seed F.O.B. shlriping point, $8.00 'per
Apply: Superintendent of Nurses, Anson
dependable trucker who under-
glad to answer Your questions Department
797 Yonne
bushel in two bushel bags. T. A. Wilson,
General Hospital, Iroquois Falls, Ontario.
WANTED to buy Blacksmith. Shop wlt1l
stand's just how to handle our big
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St Parker's Dye Works Limited.
Street, Toronto, Ontario
Pakenham, Ontario.
investment in fat cattle.
- gtRi1IS FUn--sA.LE
ALL MY young boars are Jold, several ohotce
boars nine months old, also choice sows
house or Service Station. Write A. Vezeau,
125 Raleigh Township, Kent County;
,tour to nine months old, all sired by the
Galt, Ont.
SHIP us furs. Minks up to 846,00 Weasel,
84.60-IvTuakrate, 84,60. 600 Muskrats With
Here aresome points to watch
ACRES
100 acres Eupliemia (General Farming); 100
acres Zone (tobacco); 16 acres wonderful get-
aighest priced boar sold at the Royal Fair
tale, 1948. All registered Yorkshires. Herbert
W11ell IOadif7g;
itch onion farm. Erleau, Beach Frontage-
T. Miller & Sons, Keene,_ Ontario.
minks weekly on ice with (Gangaet)-Secretie
Yam,
1. Easy does it. Hurrying, crowd-
Store or cabins. Invest wisely In land and
_
�pMPLETE Sawmill with two saws 160
tree. Trappers Association Bafevflle
•used
ing the an1111a1S i5 hard 0t7 them.
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be sure of income. write: Chatham Real Ea-
tate, Exchange Realtors, 921 King St., Chat-
horse power Cummings Diesel engine. Will
Bell engine separate. 1264 Wellington, Sault
Wr TED -Two Diesel power units,
150-200 h.p., working condition. Please
It's hard on you.
ham, Ont. Telephone 190,
ate, Marla, Ontarlo. _
write, giving lull. particulars and price,
Out. •-
100 ACRES, north. of Brampton, good,. land,
ORDER the horse you require for spring
Paul Yolkowskie, Box' 738, Renfrew,
2. Good bedding. makes the
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locality. ' buildings. Immediate Possession,
$12,500, Owner, 330 Runnymede, Toronto,
work now. We offer wide. selection pure-
bred mares-Percherons, BeWans, Clyde$-
Phone 1164W.
Que.
best bedding, prevents slippingFIIN
sales, three years of age up, that we r$n
breed to top Arnoldwold sires --Jason, En-
SALE
-brt11Si11 Sand Should be .Covered
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GUNS=Large assortment new and used.
chanter, Sir Don, Waterloo's Dan, Arnold -
with straw .in cold weather.
,Bought, sold, exchanged. Guaranteed repairs.
Scopes, sights installed Fishing Tackle, Hunt-
wold Dock, Kemptvnie A.S., Jay Farceur,
Landmark Renown. 'Sprite us for anything
Healin g soothing
CUTS
ing Equipment Sporting Good, Spe- sal Team
you require in horses. Arnold Farms Limited,
and antiseptic, Dr.
3. Partition mixed. loads.. Other-..:
'Prices. Open until wine except w-rinesday.
Grenville, Quebec..
I Chase's Ointment
wise, you may have a 'dead or trip-
strand Cycle, Hamilton.
New
p
BURNS & brings quick relief.
A safe home treat-
145 ACRES, cultivated, 20 acres of wheat, 7
led animal at the market.
rYCLES Harley Davidson. and
MOTORP used bough sold. exchanged Large stock
miles north of Uxbridge; 2 seta of build-
Ings, 9 -roomed brick house. barn 62' x 751,
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BRUISES U I S E S merit for over 50
or guaranteed used motorcycles. Repairs by
both excellent condition; , hydro• complete
years. 69c..Econ-
4. Don't overcrowd.
factory -trained mechanics. Bicycles, and com-,
Open evenings until
water pressure; 2nd house, frame: smaller
Contact Howard
Omy size, 6 times as much, $2.23.
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plate line of wheel goods.
nine' except w:dnasdaY •Strand rlvele & Sports,
barn; spring posses il6 n.
Blanchard, Uxbridge, R.R. 2, Ontario.
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Here's today's $64 question. The
King at Sanford, Hamilton,
—' FARM MACHINERY
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DON'T EAT LESS
"Oats"—singular or plural?
KALL Chain Saws -famous for their power-
C
Antiseptic OINTMENT
word
ACCOrdlil t0 the Donllrilori Ari-
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"Eatmore" Cereal. Five grain, three minute,
hot cereal with a new thrill taste. All the
ful reliable engines with stall -proof auto-
matte clutch. One man and two -mai models.
cultural Bureau, singular appears to
nourishment of natural grains. Mildly laxative
dafli!ll users. Four -pound package
Gasoline and electric , from $145 up. Inter -
ested agents please write Diesel Equipment
be the answer as one of the latest
:Thousands of
postpaid $1 McFadden Coreat Store. Smiths
Limited, 139 Laird Drive, Leaside, Toronto,
fir/
bulletitis to and starts off like this:
Fans, Ont,_
Hyland 39211. __ -
Oats is used more often.than any
169 ACRES, 36 tnl•.iliie loam, balonce good
BOLENS GARDEN TRACTOR
other grain for feeding livestock in
pasture, well -fenced. Bank barn, cement
• Log house. excellent
PRE -INVENTORY SALE -Ill H.P. complete
with 6" plow and cultivator $175.00; 3
,
Canada. It is the most popular feed
stabling, cement silo
water supply: Two miles west of Snlsover.
H.P. 5" tires with 8h" plov and cultivator,
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for horses, a41d is present in almost
school one mile. open road; rural mail hydrn
avaliable. $3.000 Tames Carson. n Dieppe
$348.00, Other attachments if preferred,
Terms $26 no cash with order, balance C.O.D.
every dolt feed. Oats is also used
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Rd., •Toronto.
Send your order now. There is only a limited
time On this bargain to reduce our inventory.
m RUBBING IN
to a great extent in rations for
SHOTGUNS. Finley finished Doubles $76 up,
CANADIAN POTATO Y COMPANY-.
t3 II F� �.v
sheep, Cattle Arid poultry.
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A few available for immediate shipment.
Photos, derails on request Shierlaw Burry
LTD., 75 Jarvis St., Galt, Ontario.
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P' Brings
19-46
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Importing Armnnrer. 11?t7 97th fi+root. Ed.
6 ACRES, corner cat. Near SVoodstock,
house, hydro, telephone, garden soil,
nick relief.
Greaseless,
The bulletin, which is titled
mouton, Ana
orchard, Immediate possession $4000. J.
fast -drying,
OATS IN THE HOG RATION,
ALUMINUM ROOFING
CORRIGATED and ribbed fm• roofing and
Sheardown, R. 3, Woodstock, Ontario,
no strong ,
odor. KING OF PAiIY"
MEDICAL
continues as follows:
siding sheets to 15 feet lengths. 36". covered
�orge,economfcc
The exact place Of oats in the
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32" wide, 24 gauge. Send roof measurements
size, 65c
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IT'S EXCELLENT. Real results
ho ration is of special Concern in
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for free estimate and Illustrated Polder giving
inti Information, samples on request. Immo-
after taking Dixon's Remedy for
where it is the most common
diate 'dclivarY from stock. A. L. GnnnevSlle
rheumatic pains and neuritis.
,areas
home. grown: grain, In some Prov
Mfg" Dept. 1S, Charntte, P.Q.
" -NURS six STOCK
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
inces successful swine raising de-
RESERVE now for Siring Dell very -Chinese
335 Elgin Ottawa
pends' largely on the proper use of
Elm Redge—will grow 2 feet first Year -25
Prepaid.
$1.25 Express Pre aid.
ISSUE 8 — 1950
home grown feeds.
plants suf3lglent for 25 feet (12 to 20 inches
bushy) $2.93-seedlhrge 12 Inches high $4.50
per 100 (plant 6 inches apart) -Giant Exhibi-
Oats is equal to wheat, slightly
tion in colors red, white o• pink, 3
for $1.89—Apple trees 3 feet high In varieties
3 for $1.98
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higher than barley, but lower than
McIntosh.ah, spy, Delicious, -Plum
S
COCn 111 total digestible nutrients.
It is higher than wheat and
trees 3 feet- high In varieties Burbank and
Lombard, 4, For $2.93. Free Colour Garden
Guide with Every Order. Brookdale-lunge-
�� t� ce
p��[�� •.r
slightly
Corn, but slightly lower than bar-
way Nurseries, Bowmanville. Ontario.
Farm Equipment agency
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ley in
TRUCK. Tractor and
in Eastern
^`••' `
crude protein,
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for sale in thriving community
Ontario. Owner must sen on account 111
Usie i r' :,Ha;
Oats is higher in fibre content
health. Sell or rent property. Box 55, 123-//��
18th St., New Toronto.
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O'TACO ®ISG
than any of the other grains. Poor
LIGHT choice tastins Golden No. 1 HONEY,
4•s- Pit VnrTlmm�ge. NwRnow.
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WHEELS
quality oats may have 35 per cent
twelve
_•� .
of the total weight as hulls, with
Ontario
AXLE SET
,:
has always t readily the e hosy
a fibre content of about 11 per cent.
The lies is relatively incapable of
Every farmer has the tools and enough used
digesting fibre, because there is no
Procured home grown grain, and it
lumber around to make a serviceable trailer.
suitable bacterial action in its
was in the interest of the farmer
The wheel Problem is solved b a set of Waco
y
single glandular stomach. The di-
tc find out whether higher quan-
Disc Wheels and axle assembly. A set of us6d firer, completes the
gestion of fibre depends on batter•
tildes of oats could .be successfully
job- These sturdy, efficient Otoco wheel and axle sets are in three
ial action to break down the cellu-
fed to growing pigs, The Agassiz
axle sizes to accommodate various loads. Ask your Otacc dealer for
lose into simple organic acids which
Experimental, laarin conducted ex-
specifications and prices or writst us direct.
are absorbed into the blood stream,
perinients with Yorkshire pigs be-
Dept. IATLXI
In the case of ruminants this pro-
tween weaning and inarketing, to
determine the effect of different
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cess occurs in the rumen, where
proportions of oats in the ration • It
there is much bacterial action. In
the horse this bacterial action
Was found that quantities of oats
occurs in the caecum, which is the
as, high as 50 per cent of the ration
enlarged portion of the large
during the period of growth up to
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intestine adjacent to the small
125 pounds live weight, subse-
intestine.
quently reduced to 30 per cent be-
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On account of the high Abri
content, and the relative inability
of the hag to digest fibre, the quan-
tity of oats in the hog ration must
be decided judiciously. Irrespec-
tive of the quantity being fed, it
j must be properly ground,
Oat chop with hulls removed it
i regarded as one of the best feeds
for suckling or weaning pigs.
t Ordinary oats with hulls present
i rill retard growth in young pigs,
it is generally accepted that
glowing and fattening pigs may r«
ceive oats in the ration, in propor-
tions as high as one-third of this
ration, without causing any reduced
growth. IIA 8ritith Columbl* oaho
tween 125 pounds an mar e Ing,
gave satisfactory results. The pigs
made an average daily gain of 1.24
pounds and consumed 365 pounds
of feed per 100 pounds gain in live
weight.
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It is generally accepted that oats
may be fed to brood sows before
farrowing and to boars, in propor-
done 4 high as 50 per cent of the
'ation.
Properly ground oats of good
,7Igallty has a useful place in the
.,,:on for all classes -of 6wine.
Longest river in Britain is the
Iiannon (250 miles). Longest in
Scotittild is the Clyde. (l06)mile,;,
'Ind in England thr' Severn 070
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