: > i : THE OSHAWA 'TIMES, Wednesday, September 26, 1962 1] Next Year's Country Pistols Filled |_2#:yrmsim.in srt Gets Top Wheat Crop [With Bleach =2=cieae wWaixer"s Great Semi-Annual a By THE CANADIAN PRESS ; Admittedly, much depends onjhas been the chief villain, In Ruin Coats ZELLER'S A veteran Saskatchewan|the weather in the final days|Nova Scotia th apple crop is and weeks of the harvest. Al-jexpected to be one-third lower| SUDBURY (CP)--Two women SPECIAL combine -|ready rain and frost are taking|than last year, and in New/|told police Tuesday their coats light on a toll with increasing reports|Brunswick and Prince Edward|were ruined by children with PRESTONE ed the wheat field his big|of a deterioration of the quality|Island the potato yield per acre|water pistols loaded with a oe nad had just finished har-|of late-harvested crops. also, wil be down, although bleaching agent. BRAND : rospects may remain ; Brightest ews comes from|™MatXet P Last year similar incidents few *, wid tree beak the Prairies, which last year|!ir- caused several thousands of dol- ANTI-FREEZE pin a 'gal . o reeled under the worst drought|gnTARIO NORMAL lars damage. since T started farming and this| ince the 'dirty '30s." Saskbtch-| 15 ontario, Arthur H, Martin hose cloth since I started farming and this! ewan expects the largest wheat] 4, fg Ngan noe gerber Mi ead daedsbyerarelgaadeegroaed I Ar? i year is that 'next year. crop sinc 1956, Manitoba fore- director of the pro al agri-lwere sprayed today were in a s As farmers tot up their profit) ot. its over-all grain yield culture department's field crops| crowded variety store when the po My oa bag 4 an med may be the best in 10 years branch, says most crops havelincidents took place within min- ' though|2nd Alberta's wheat return will nog Be ge about Nor-|utes of each other., ZELLER'S oes teghce ih te --< be up considerably from last e 2 oe Main features have ge oo Pes sa gdh pag tg | 21 SIMCOE ST. $8. © : Thurs. Sent 21th to Sat... Oet 6th th "remarkable increase" in grain s 4 i 2 fe ones. age oon, In spite of moist, coolericorn and a rise in soybeans|Stance a mink coat was the tar- 723-2294 dant crop. weather farmers in Ontario,|with a big drop in winter wheat|get. Police appealed to the pub-|| osHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE A survey by The Canadian|Quebec and Newfoundland are/to 450,000 from 561,000 bushels, {lic to check their children for 723-2209 Préss indicates some farming|reported generally happy with/que chiefly to an unfavorable|water pistols and shortly after areas may reap the best crops|their crops. On the whole it's a = Tremendous Savings planting season and late harvest|the distruction ceased. for many years and even zhere|also been a good, average year|of jast year output "s crop, Principal is lower than usual few|in British Columbia where tree) cause of the grain corn increase ° on Men s Wear! farmers will face a complete|fruits have yielded as well or/to 418,000 from 395,000 bushels, write-off, better than in 1961. Mr. Martin says, is because The situation is less cheerful|/farmers are running more I LADIES' Peterborough in 'the oe where rain! steers. B WEAR LTD. Save over $2 on Bulky-knit Man Faces . " 79 SIMCOE N. Orlon Cardigans Tri al Reg. 8.98 nen. ie oh, ae | Will BE CLOSED rane sus ce (994 Donald Harte Maxwell of Peter- » borough was committed Tues- 5 oe Alpaca knit men's cardigans, ideal for leisure wear, Cardigan has smart striped pattern with two pockets and ce or tl on a ae ol | '< -- a a Fri., Sept. 28th from 8:00 p.m. metal buttons. In blue, grey, brown stripes. 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