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FOR SALE. Purebred Polled Dorset
Rams. Yearlings. Commercial Dorset
ewe Iambs. Call Walter Renwick
519-367-2504.
FOR SALE. Twelve farrowing crates,
also free stalls for dairy cows, Phone
519-273-1124.
FOR SALE. 356 Wetmore grinder
blower for blowing high moisture cob
corn. Call 519-234-6715.
FOR SALE. Registered purebred
Arabians. Older horses as well as
young stock. Call 519-323-1513 or
519-323-4820 for the horse that may
suit you. Reasonable .
FOR SALE. Good quality high
moisture corn, can have choice of
whole or ground. Phone
519-273-1124.
REGISTERED POLLED HERE-
FORD BULLS, ready to work.
Halter -broken. Ed Powell, R.R. 1,
Wingham. 519-335-3893.
BARGAIN HUNTERS Over 200
Factory Outlets to save. Giftwear,
fall/winter, clothing footwear,
silicones, blankets, hats, fabrics, etc.
For the list send $5.35 to Oliver
Enterprises Dept. D88, Box 2173,
N3C 2V8.
FOR SALE. Westinghouse fridge &
30" electric stove. Oil furnace. Wood
or coal furnace for shop. Wm. K.
Porter, R.R. 2, Goderich.
519-524-7004.
DWR
pRA1NAGf
Farm & Municipal Drainage Systems
Clay & Plastic Tile Installations
All workmanship guaranteed
R.R. 4, Stratford 519.271.4777
BRANDY POINT FARMS
Hybrid Gilts - York x Landrace
Open or Bred
Also. R.O.P. Tested and Health Approved
PUREBRED LANDRACE, YORK & CROSSBRED BOARS
Willy a Kurt Keller, R.R. 1, Mitchell 519-348-9753 or 348-8043
TYLAN° 10
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THE SWINE LINE
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12 high quality items specially designed for Pork Producers
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The collection includes articles of practical value, some for
fun and games, some for gift giving.
Pick up your Swine Line Collection
catalogue from your participating feed
supplier.
'Offer good through January 31, 1984
'Tylan 10 is a registered trade mark of
Eli Lilly and Company. Elanco Division
Eli Lilly Canada Inc. is a registered
user.
Elanco
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