THE TERRACE NEWS, May 5, 1929

NOTABLE INCREASE. IN GENERAL wavexige it Was uecessary ‘to ran com-
Dleted. cars off the ‘assembly Hues at

‘MOTORS SALES FOR QUARTER
Preference for Canndiun-made cars,
brings Prosperity to Oshewas.
Oshewa, Ont.—More than usual pro-

sperity is belng experienced by Oshewn.

and other motor centres as the restlt
of increasing popnlarity of Canadian-
built cars. Latest manufacturer re-
port recard) achterements Is General
Motors of Cunada, whose general sales
nuanager, J. H. Beaton, made public |
today the news that production and
sales of General Motors cars for the
first three months. of 1920 exceeded by
forty per cent of figures for the first
(quarter of Last year,

At the end of the last working any

in March the General Motors Plants in fa

Gshewa, St. Catherines, -,Walkerville
and Regina had produced 34,565 cars

“and trucks since the. first of January

This figure compares favorably with
the total of 25,802 units produeed dur-
in the same period of 1998.

To achieve the record production of
the lust three months the last three
months the ten thousand workers in
Chadian General Motors plants have
frened out an averige. of more: than
500 cars ench full working day since
the’ first of the yeur. To‘ rench. this
nent, Mr. Benton pointed aut in an in-

the rate of practically one a minute.
“1 Stock Branch, sos
: Comnienting on the record achieve-

iluring every hour worked.

terview that the increased sales. were
not confined to one ear alone, but ‘were
distributed .among’ all the. members: of
the General: Motors: family. Production
of each on of the cight General Motors
lives registered a. stthstantial advance.

“Our Production . schedule for the

next few months are based on belief
that favorable buying ‘conditions will
contihar throughout «the Dominion,
and that the steady increase in .Gener-
Al Motors sales will be imnintained.”
Mr, Benton sdded. :

SIXTY THOUSAND BIRD. PASS

R.O. P. TEST

A Federal Department of Agricul-
ture policy that is responsible *for a
world's Inying record, the shipping of
birds and eggs to Japan, South Amer-
iea, New Zeniand and. many other
countries, to say tothing of capturing
orders from the world-famed Petaluma
poultrymen of California, must have
svinething in it that is worth while and
ralne to Canadian poultrymen.

The policy responsible for’ this deve-

reolonization department of. the. Canad-

- fopment in the poultry industry is the
Record of Performance for Poultry un-
der the direction of the Dominion Live

“Since its incaption nine “years ago
it has increased in usefulness, volume
and efficlency, and altogether 162,873
birds have been trapnested, and handi-
ed according to r. o. p. requirements.
Of these 59,462 or 36 per cent: have
been ‘certified, having met. .all yequire-
ments regarding vigor, produétion, egz
weight, breed type,and freedom from
standard ‘disqualiftications.

The report just published covering
last years work is available gor distrib-
ution and may be had on application
to the Publications Brnneh, Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Ottawa. It con-
tuins the records of 38,071 birds of al
popular breeds, entered by 288 breed-
ers for those anxious to obtain stock
for the PMEpOSE ¢ of flock Improvement.

EXCHANGE FARM- £ yourns

— é

Under: the agreement between the
jan National Railways and the German
Students’ Co-operative Association,
three young men from Germany hare
been placed on large farms in Western
Canada. Three others were nlso plac-
ed in Bastern Canada-and six Cnna-

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UST when we think our stock of Used Cars
is away down . . in comé a lot more, taken
in on the Spring deliveries of Outstanding Chev=

. tolets.. And they are certainly the finest, smartest

_ bunch of used cars we've seen in many a long day.
But.. good as they ate - » they have to go. And
fe cats and see the prices .

. go fast.

_ Come in tonight. Or. as soon as you can. This
chance to save dollars on a REALLY GOOD

cat is too unusual.to miss. a

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Coeor Faawony |b

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for

beautifying the
home. Sacurea

From. your
dente ler or write ci
rect to the com-
pany al Montreal,

“Pm going to take
‘one room at a time
and do the whole house.
This book has so many
wonderful ideas”
Distinctive new color

schemes for every room in
- the house and suggestions

i

charming exteriors are

featured in this new book.
It is making homes happier. _
and brighter from Coast to:

- Our new Booklet Coast.
Cofor Rarmony
containa many BBRANDRAN- HENDERSON
suggestions for en

Guaranteed to contain Brandram's
Gentine B.B. White Lead and Pure
White Zinc, combined in the ideal
proportions of 70 to 30,forming the .
strongest covering pigment known
to science,

logzg’s

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people demand Kel-

‘every day—be-

cause Kellogo’s havea
crispness and flavor no
other corn flakes can
match. ‘They are the
world’s most popular
oe ready-to-eat cereal,

Kelley of _
CORN FLAKES

* Have you tried Kellogg's
for lunch? . i

dian youths will also be given an oper-
tunity to acquire similar experlence in
Germany in exchange. «- :

All of the young men ara graduates

. {of agricultural institutions in Germany
| After working on the land until after |'
“| the harvest, they can, if they wish, a-|- ~
“| ttend. and agricultural college for the

balance of: the year they will spend in
Canada or they can remain

: - nen aourm FAMILIES |

eran tees ee : oa. ae
Among recent newcomers to Canada

[Were 88 families. of British Soldters.
| These families totalied 164 individuals
[und their’ migration to Canada” was
; || sponsored by the British and. Canadian

nteo: operation with! the col-
ih

On, : the.
‘adian National: Steamships, when ‘she vo
‘[entled. at Hamilton ‘on hey maiden trip...
this month, Admiral: Somers founidedl’ | ,°
‘the colony’ of Bermuda in’1G09.” In pre

onization department of the Canadian
National Railways - and the . Conard
Line Several more: family movements
under the. same auspicies will take
place during the -yenr. -

__ PRESENTED: werk FLAG |

The’ flag of’ “Borinuda wag presented
to the RMS “Lady Somers” of the Can- |

senting the flag, the ‘president ‘of ‘the oy

‘Bermuda Chamber of. ‘Commerce’ ‘said oon

this fleet of ships was’ proving the ial.
vation -of the agriculture industry
the, island. wee, *