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THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, April 19; 195; v. . | | J i Wonder how many people real: JACK RASER 5 ize the importance of the tie-up bef tween soil conservation and the production of wildlife? We im- / 1 | . § agine that this fact has been fg- S CIAL S E L i nored to a great extent by most 1 | anglers. We made a good buy of these all-wool CONSERVATION One of the greatest tragedies is right here in our own province. Here we have concentrated our strongest efforts on the produc || tion of food. And yet with alll this work toward increased, move||] economical production, very little thought has been given to soil analysis . . . Only 22 of all the counties in Ontario have under- taken this. We can't understand it, really, when it means so much not only to producers but to all the residents of the province. Of course, there's a perfectly natural question that arises im- English and domestic . . . GABARDINE : You are cordially inivted to attend THE ANNUAL MEETING OF mediately. What'§ all this to the angler or hunter? Why tell this CR | to him? Well, if you think a bit, i the answer is obvious. First, as || : fi an Ontario resident youre a con- : sumer and thus a contributor i i i . and now we pass this saving | OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR directly or indirectly to the pros: PE Ej on GC L perity (or lack of it) of the prod- to our customers. h PIT L > ||cers. Secondly, because of your i close association with wildlife (as [3 ; ; § MEMORIAL HOS A an angler or hunter) the effects Choose from FAWN, GREY, BLUES, BE : 1 of soil, conservation are more im- TEALS etc., etc, in this season' | TO BE HELD IN VICTORIA HALL ON Tediately apparent to you . Z x ne newest styles. SIZES 34 TO 46 REG. 49.50 - 54.50 §- $42.50 It's an amazing thing, the way THURS APRIL 26 8.30 P i farm and orchards affect the = ) n ullllm || fishing! So if you're a really keen : outdoorman, do everything you can to promote the conservation DR. WILLIAM MUSTARD of Tana and son. 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