The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-02-16, Page 3•
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Lesson.
-February 19. ',Lesson.. Vill Jesus
Teaching By Parables' (17,e Growth
of the KIngdorn),4-Mark
Golden .:reiti-he earth., shall ' bek
fuU of iheT:knoWlEtrge-Of the, 1.-.O-rtin
as the -waters cover the : sea,==,.•
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dobl:s:Tottcx-nAaEli; Mar.c
11. THE SURE, nEwitity Mark 4:26:-29.-
111. oOn'ar TINY. ',SEEtic Mark 4:36.202.
I. con's, 'ronOtt,-BEAUEns,:,Marli 4 :21-2q!
'ffie;dis6i:Ples may have been' con-
gratulating .thernselves that, fruthS,
hidden from, the inultitud,e were being.,
revealed; to. t.h.ernselyes; If so/ thersay.
it gs of •vs.- 21)-25 wee callatod t'
correct that complacency. if ',..the:Y
we0 highly privilaged,'", they were
thereby under a cerrespoi.ding obli-
L8111f*Are Meant to'give"light.
"To keep to yourselves he truth
.have been. giving you wOUld be • like :
lighting a- lamp and nutting it Under
t1t3 . upturacd 'bushel' . peck
measure Which was part of.:the furni-
ture of .even the humblest liOine, v. 21.
What. -Ver gift, it is that God estows
Upon us, 0 2.-,itt of sone, or ,speech,
or Skill, or capacity, or personality; Or
'nate rial ; possessions,. it is given us not
merely for our exclusl .use, but for
the good. of otherg. We have.light. in
order that Others• May se. • Other-
. .
, • if our virtues
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Did not go -forth from us' 'T ore all
As.altotigh•we• had then not:!
• .Lrd, I ant not e °Tient, -.9ty.,;-,
jected MOSos .(Eicocl. 4: 19.)., -,trying to
.hide.4his light Under 'the hiishel.: Of,
.false.,mOdesty,.ort,lear:7 The •xnati who
,.What Shall We 091'
,:..Tiiia:..Seasen.pf.the...year.„ is -often one
whibli'Lene Scouts ask themaelvea
, . .
Ind each other .1'What shell we do?" .
'Often the weather -Outdoors, is sO-in-s.
lethent, that it, IS no fah to go for a
' ante or to enjoy outdoor genies, and,
•
we ;are at a `.`lOQfi.e end'4 ,aitcl do not
know how 'to oceuPY our time..
, - • , •
nptstn,is the time when a thought-
, ,ful,Lo`hie- should, lie .preparing for 'the,
springthne, and umnr, WhiCh, 0:fter
' ill are net, very' ,fttr. 94. ,
We,kild•Oif one beheipatrol, that. is
'ready planning for:•"Stimmer . outings
ad- camps,,,, and who. are .bntlding„
Trek ..eart, oh.'biCYcle wheels,- tt;ItiOlt
the'yIiop will ease their Slichilders of
-thany..a heavy burden; during the coin,
Ink ,summer, 'Nutsand camping kit
epairan be made if heeded, Their
...411 -^be finnted out and overhauled, 'and
what „a4out • :that smart 'canto.
."Ciadget" that you„saw another. chap
• take to 'camp, and, which yon macio..up,
your hind. to • rnanufiietur,e when. , you
Now ts-the., tithe:to do all
',hese thhigs. • In ,other. Words, -"Get,.
L',1,eparedi
•'Their 111-e re'are'etrierl
• . • . .huiiWThaL,
can d�, Prepare for tlie,things whiph •
Onlinenha,.sp quickly, in ,the -Spring-
•• time, and. which ..passly n suth haste.
• 4Tow •.rnany, of :;itou meanttowork ref
the Bird Warden's' Barge lascyea.r.
for,instane? You htive-to..keen a re•
cord- of the birds' and .net a your
' 'district for; over a year but tosea
. 4
Ben got . tee, far ,•tiClyan.ced, and yen
„hadn't -a note Jook prepared,-... So you
; passed. it up til,1 next year: 111TaYbe.
ii meant 'to work for the Naturalist's
Rage too, but.Slippecl nP, on..that. One
Thia'' year- be read-§ for these
Prepare: yotir ReCcird'atuf'Nete
,i3Ooks. NOW, sd , that whew "the'. first.
".•birds. cothe along and • the ftrst bios-
nQQ�uy.Ujb alt set ttNitke.
ioto of:the, occasion. ' ; •
Now, alo, . is the' tint -0 to ork for
-1.nd earn. such badges' as ,'Tailor,
garety-Vatit•Iteader,
tdio Van, P Man,. Plumb -
r; Photographer, Vast:elan, Vissioner,
'1‘reta1;Workpr, I.:Masi:pr. at .:A:rrtis,.
ireaLthy,ltran, 1-IandY7T4n).1ilniertainer,
• • filogineer,..Electrician`,7,Debater,' Clerk,
Carpenter,. Bc•Okbltider;', Artist;
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•
' knihtt n
• Of scOpe'te.. keep btitY
indoors .at this . tithe' the year, and
- 'ScOutinaseer., Will. give you full
.. particulars', 'of the requireirients .ink.
.• rif the :titceiVe do.;4ot
• linoW.,:and taiie the trouble th'aek.
OL c.onrse. if the.weather sueh that
'yea •Can ,,,get Out of docks,.‘ ,there, lotsY.
••,.of Anti. to be .had: WintOr -Sltts•:•and
•• no:iv '110.e'llikeS,, TraCkihd':g41:110, and '
,
`,.Aaia, of 'Course,* tranallY is', riot
tiara. „to. Sonte tort '•or 'good. inru,
. • ,
Itemember, WhateYers; the.' cirC,11111•
_static es,,.a.4tiod:-,,LOne.1:Peoutz,:d9.eS-..:•not
waste time, *.hat, keeps hipolqy bitaY,
and', thus 'improves. 'Ilia •knowlectge.and
his character., '„
That .Scouting really/. :is :a' worldwide
,brotherhood is,-.etridenced continually
in,many :ways,, but. tbiS.Yeek it Is in-
teresting. .to note'. that our Brother
Scouts in India are really putting into,
pra8lice the 4th .Pcont. Law, which
tells ns,...that :t!`4, Scout. is'la friend to
and.: 0.Brother :every ,., ether
Scont.",'. India," of 4.11 ceantricS,4,-.•w4h
h'er caste SyStern,'i. tlie :most
didlcule Wagerer natIVe be to put
thls law'inte PisaetIce, but President.
Shirr.ltain pajpai, •• at a ilindu' Sedirit
(:,.'otiferenee. in. the • liiiiijaD;I'detilared',-.
that for thein,the chief, applica&on of
thin Iaw was thetiplifting- of.the
toil,chables.... :For some. years • Ilinclu
Scouts have been IN:pricing and' mixing
Witillew caste :hoys; ignoring the,•Pre-
vious strict . rules ' which. Prevented
them, fretti doing this. •
Interesting, ,toO, is, the, .report frem
Dern,. Papua,; in 'the , Ocean„
• Which inroima us that another' Troop,
the iecond, 1ia beet d7;111' that
district. • , The .,drst Troop • 'Of.' these
liOYS, whose fathers Were headhunters,
Was Started in and,is now a contr.
group of. • Cidisi: •ScOuts. aid.
,.Sc'onta. and ,a 'Cholera: Epidernic
Aecerdring. to; 'iniSsionary
'thiblicatieni.11indu and .christian Boy
Scouts . took charge of„a panic-stricken
'village In , .
Hy,derahad. d urhig 'a , cholera
eindeinje„:•and "'Saved' JO2 'Out. o! 135
(.15.1hrected tOnses,:
buriod....the;„%dead,: PrOxided
and , food: and.; treated' ,the.,' Bre";
'tilously. the Villagois had OpPOSialhe
.Scotits 1,10'W the '.ftocip •has 'stip;
POrt Maintaining., Sanitary .
tiens and „in:. carrying out 'Other: pre -
gross Ve; tneasureS!'.:' ,•. ,, • ."
• TheGfivernor•Gen6ral of ,tcootih9.
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•
•,'4T4t.ere deubt,, that. the• S,cont
Movenient deing, a work of.natidnal
ith,Pertandelii the tra,liting Ot .h1dyt:
.y..01.41g-ine# for . actively uieftil' citizen-
-Ship;:.;.aiid'. work 0!
PertapPo.: interest • of -world
. friendship:and. p gaCe:"•=1. its .$licelleii.cy
--the-Governor ;Lae-. , recent,i)(:.
tawa: Meeting of .the Deminten.
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Phe Lone $,Icent.;rarich of thei,Boy
Saints, AssOcatfon le,opeh'.6•1)07.4:••14e-
, „.. . ,
tvieen,I.,2 and 18, yeara:of.,age,,.
whci are ::not Able" to -join ,a7 Re-
tular Troop if of: 'Setiiitii;Init.'-who :are
keen. to take "advantage ' Of I3oy, -Scout
Iatorinatien:Ceacerniag thls
branch given , tp.'' all 'n-
terested,whe'eare.'.to write to The p-oy„
scoutsAsoCiation, 1.4ene'
itattinerit,"7k.';(i-tity-s: treet:, l'orunie ..;.
k)‘ 'do iif•yoUr;•rieigliblourhOod'. E " '
°In
rown:
Rtigby
and ; scsi punctual, that All •the'road
O v.* LO by her.• • •
ThAi "being 'stintrifaied 'te Supper,
he had regaled .4 Iiipself .in One Of the
bright 'little .bejtea of the Peacock
:Coffee-rooin,,on;the-heefateek,and
. . Till. the
Squire -observing and're-
inendiering that ' was „early nine
o'clock, and :that the Tally -ho left at
thra,e. sient .:the littic fellow Off .to 'the
eliainkirrikaid•; With • a.•'''shake.'of the
Atio,'.,.(Telnhaving' stipulated .in the
'meriting before starting, „tlittLiiissing
'shehlwl „and
feW,•parting :wcide.• • Toni .:*a:s. car-
ried 'off , by the '.chambermaid • in
ho was
ed.rous-
itt a eleari.•• litfle•-•attic, .14, that
Inikenk persiialling hini a•littl
•dar.bng., ;and- kissing lnan. as, she left
the Tootu ;yin -Well indignity' he Was leo
!rkuch surp,rised, to, resent.,z7Thoinas
liuglies, itt. '"Tont : ThrOWn'S Shool
PaYs,'' •
..•
' Toni.had `..rieVer been
• -And Nvotild'haie liked to have ,Stobped
telle :,$aYage, where they had
-been put down by the Sty., just it
that . he" Maght,-.Itave
•,:.41.4...,abOot those •endlesay;'. niyateridus;
•• ;.raS-71,t;:sri:rog0;‘..v:hich;•-wt,th thcirglarc
•ind, huirt•:aficis.,in0j:ile:eroWds,•,eitc.ited
bim Se...that he.;.e.auldn't talk even, But
seen•as..,he' !mind :that 'the' Peacock
, , . , ,
rran gem e nt weuld, get, hi tn. to, ./rtigby
by, telve ,o'clOck itt ehe. ,whereas
otherwise he ,.Wetildn't '.there.,till
: the eveningalF other 'plani'..pielted•
attoy, hi �n:absorhirig. aini;beinn!
• to become--ulmblit •selioelhdy!aS 'fast
tt./: possible, and erk hOtirs.,..seener„ or
later ;44e:ruing, to •hirn:of the *est
alarming.importanc6.
Toni and his father ...had. Al.i.g4th,,4
• 41... •ti*„Peacoek,.. sevei,:::,in 'the
• evc'nrng, aita' lutving fieard with
joy the pate'rpal order: •at the
I ' 2:air of steaks .and oyster-seuee..‘for•
sciPpe' r itt helf,an-hourf and seen,his
.falher-si-`,ated'COSily hright,.fire„
•' inl:the'.ceited-toomwith the paper' in
1140 'rbri 'out to Soe.
• eliont hint, had, �n,deru1 atall. the
• • :Veli ieleS,. passing and ..:repasaing;'. :and
Ontetni'Detl-with ,the, •boOts,Ciii
trimi whgin lio a`icertaiiyed that
the:, .',waS •.a tip7lop gOerkten,
. ,
• .11 t ..an,hour) inCluding' tOppages,,,
. • ,
Soviet Opens' ChIltirea'S a ,
-Len-ittiSr4(1..*4- (4)0r4.,,: libuse for
children'.has been opened ' her,e:
feribaiMes•!.,1,aSt:frO112,6,..1),M. to 10 11)16.
The Arst prochation 'Was Vimsky-ICer-
saliw's:"ChiStinai:Niglit.'''
, • ,
Town LictihtleSs For tdohorny '
: 1VI i c:O, otoOis•thirty7thi.oe.
Will he a liglitleSayear'in, this village.
fly reregoing.,Street‘lainPS will
'SaVe,-.$2,000 a year.
MUTT' AND'. JEFF-
Myr r Awe, ,zR&PictMG
UV, A LATTi.cs Ci4A14G6
cARRYING tYiTtAseS AND.
tIAS Fott, ..Atne$.. AND •
et.t G,4131.4oAe.i.41 tiergt's
A: PPOSPeit't it+ C.. ,P,..ST017.46at
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• Not.4:
enjoy:3 'the 'hleSsingt of 'Christianity
'anda.t .the satne'tline has no Use .f or.
, t. •
missions -is as., hard to understand .as,
the'fellow Who Rights his lamp :arid
Fitts .it undera bed.. . • , „
• In; order 10 avoid the ,OOssibility of
• misunderstanding, 'the' Master toid
0441., plainly that ,everything,that: Was
Ve_1!01.,:•;,eitPlaiited te.them now private-
ly,
was tO..he.glyekont at the;preper
42., , •
• Since:they were to he., "the 1) ei;•4.4at
,Of :his • trtth,'they mst attend:-seri-
OUSIYI ,ancl.,..eareftilly.„ to his teaching,
PrePared'heererS': as %VIOL as
prepared : preachers ;are necessary' for
•effetiVe' teaching! .; and Preaching,'
:What tve.! give ,untattbntion to,.a well
ti's' the manner' of 'qui" atteitUng,
'torinine our • .effectiVeriLs-7 .as' 'God's
torchbearers. ,.v:,..24. 1‘.`8,he heVer.
epired-te4oSsig,4..,,tzthcY.,,Tsaidher-zire;-,
Centlya notably SPititind .-and tiSeful
Her ,'Mind had never
been pOisened:„: with.,mental.garb-age:,
The .measure of earnestness ..'We give
to hearing .determine3, the ',rues:sure Or
truth the Ilaater,,,.datt-lestetv tipOn„,usi
y.. 24. • The. inpKo.We;htive the mere
we can assiMilete, v. 25, The ,iheart
Closed ,t.o' Mere trugh':eVenttuilly.lOises
'the truth -it already has.
11. Tfkk•spRE.RE*Altp;..*.iirk. .
,
1..to:%V! ;like , own work, 'thought
Jesus, as. he saw r the :hinelysower'
flinging dub.' his Seed. in tile' Lope. fliet
•sorne of itat least4avkiinid.produce
harvest. : '1.1oNtr-fest,,theY were Who .re,,•
ceived his WOrd''.'n an honest and"good
heart.. But Jesus, 'himself. SO perfect-
ly the leliant.el•.of.:.tilie Father's _Willi
knew that 'ry.ed iS',Iyehind every earnest,
showing. His ivord will not return'
tibte'liiin'''N';pid•'' This para-
ble conveys
that. heartening .truth toall Of God's
discouraged, worker's.
.Once the farther ,setVat.fs seed;MYs-;
.terious forcetin• the , seed:itself and •itt.
the soil begin to WO'•rk together' to Pre.,1:
•duee'la „harvest, V:, 2':i."‘.••Havidone
his part he is to leave. the 'rest .with I
nature,. that ;is; • Sleep and :rie 'night
•.arid the,htilmati,;:,zeart there:
sprit: of!.the divine, a:Possible
,reiponsiverieSsi which Constitutes the
appropriate .environment • in whirlt..
truLth,talceS..roOt. Said an
Chris-
tian ,getitleman.•to I- a young, -,disconr:.
agedteacher of a class of bo, "Your
:iybrit will telt some :
•, ' ,E veryrgrov.,ingi.plant (V;28) i's;
Jetso,n in „patienee. ItS•sierfection, is
that .of, gradual deVelopMent; not Of
complete attainMent.,..:One does not
eicpeet"the'fiill eprfi'at:.the:,green•blede
.Stage, .'ner"th',..WiSdOitt.'and,spItituaV
mturit of an. old Christian irr
yotink.believiw, an Old liead:''on yeting:‘,
,shOuldefai• Evet3k. 'growing •,1 plant • is
:also : a ground' for, cotirage;,•„;:, Tt l A
silent' Witness' to the presence in hu -
than lifeof Spiritiii17p,rbeeSses,
work-
ig Slowly, :silently; ItiySterionslY, but
surely. In God's 'good •thiie • some
heart will si fig 'the harvest song. The,
:lcingdoin may bo faerying long, but.
,every .1 aithrtil -sowing ;is bringing ijt
nearer., .
111. 6011'q. TINY $11.'6,4 .1.‘f34 4:30-32.
Tbis parable teaches that,, :spiritual
matters material Si”e. mere romber.:
noisy advertising, are not. thc stan-
dards by which .tno,crtance "o: 1.1.1ecess
is -.Measured. "Srgail as -gtain of
nolstard Exed"; (v. 31) Was ,a,JeWish
ploitgib. A tree "Was an ()id Testa-
nient symbol for the 'growth ands beau,-
tY;of "the aga.of'gold," Daniell: 10:
Hence the minuteness Of the "mtritard
seed," compared. with its relatively.
tremendous growth; made it a vivid
illustration ,of the expansion of the
. • . •
Ez titual GOcrt. tiny seeds -'-
this Man's utter, consecration,;' a
mother's prayer. a boy's imagination
aglow with ideals; a teacher's, devo-
tion; are destined to becornethe "tree"
of., God's dominion in the, world.
Scorn not the slightest Word or tlged,.
Nor deem it void of power.; • .
'there's fruit in each • wind -wafted
• " ' '
,That waits itS,natal hour,
No act falls fruitk.ss-,..none can t
How vast its, Power 'may be;,,
Nor 'what- %sults infoldcd, ;dwell ' •
'Wit• hin, it ilent.ly‘,.
Henry G. .3e11, 8.S.A..,- Dept. of Chemistry, Q.A..,
:Addrdss 'AjLetteri,io'Pa m "Ed_tpy; 7.3 _Ar_e__1de Si.,.-
'•' West, TOtont6_,,,.AO AnsiAjeis..Will Appear in this.,
2 Column.. If frersonal ' Reply is Desired; Entlose ,
Stamped at4:(Addresse4-gavelope. . '
• The l.,/se of "Fertilizers ' • • words, the fertilizers have initiTed ths
•''' (Part One,of 'a rl'*o-Part, Article)
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1. C.' a'n: ifolltll'ilz•V:I:%1:17:r<; .tit,.:•:rOP"?
2. is one 4nmym8 of 'fertilizer as
good as another; or,:what',18 the' .best
fertilfer...tor a••• farm? . • 1.-. "„ . -
' ....The above are. two • rery, eo.A.thriion
quest -wits thatare.,submitted, in one
forfn or another in eorr,espondenCe di'
. , ..,. ‘,
public, ineetings.' T4ey 'are vitaixes-
:tionS arid questions,IO which QntetiO
tartners 'Can. well 'give, theught. at the.,
preserif .fltrie. It is impossible to ans-
wer them infull, but itis our purpose
-to:submit answers tonmied on well es,
'teblished.facta: • • - ' • . • '. .: .
-17-ean'-fertilizers..,2 :14tfre;tbeitrop?-
' .1t is possible for fertllizers to' injure
a, crop. Fertilizers are 'carriers of
ton•eentrate4 solUble, plaa.t feed (nitro,
gen, ,pliospitorie',aoril and'*otash).,,It,
Is a Pa'W of Physics that When a Strong
601).1tiim fi.M•c.11,z, as . a:. strong mixture, of
Salt and Water; IS' separated „from a
pelt soltition such 444 Ordinary Water.
, .
. . .
by a-membratice, th•rotig4 which liqi. '.
can pass, that the tendency, is .for the
Weak selution..to pas into tio §t,r9a
solution in .an, endeavor to, vieeett the
,strong solution', te'• the Same ConPett-
tratien as :the,...weak .sollitiert„ ....It the
raenahrant ...is••ot such' h.clittracter that
. some of he-Salts,:of, -tno,•-ttroiig•••••solu-
tion • :. farm dt ..Pass tTthiciugh: feeiy4jiii
,
.the2Strcing Solution 'te the t.Weak. 'soh',
tion; this .,movente,nit-','will take. place.!
This. iS -One .01,-44 great-fOrcOV-44-t
.-.9,41aea 4116 fiSe.i_of melSthr.e..frein rOPtii:
'te %leav,§0 ih :the , growing crop It It iS
.
not - .,the Only toree ihat,dauses thia
inoVehtent,. but One Or :the -irapertaiit,
ferces;a#d this 'is the way it...functions;
As. the .soiT.:„Waters., bearing salts pate
: into the, .bot cells, the plant, takes ‘up
-Salta of varitiiiSTItiiiirt'nWater--ikgoiti,,;. •Thasi$ :°n, n'tr°gPn''whi,ifi''grain•-cri)P1---'••-•-
, ltlelgtirp1:81a1;;;1.11. ea:zircee: '',0' tel Tt4411 it ulat 1 fy°`ibuttci9Oiiitisit\i'l ': :&:14(.114.6i1;:::ri. :11: °'''al.'fil3t.all'iietIr';'a:ili °I:tr°•ao'1.6gni cl:.':if' ji.nbil:i-T91).7;:°:*•fircilerr'll '' :
-off froin;the' leaVeaof,.the....Plant. CQIi: '
".xnore cOlicelitr:teif;:,•.Sonie,What' the • high:POtash, withthe e'eePtiOtt-Of p..4...
.sft,#.10:,''.:*.ai-:.ag-•••014Ple. ;SYrtip7heep-ing's.: 1110f3, NN'„Ii..itai' rnInire high. p.h6SPhite AO ...:.
Dan Cravnord said; “S'on may
count the apple-stew:the tree, but who
can count Ike,. trees in the apples?"
.,'Theggspel, moVerant, had a.,smalrUte-_
ginning, but today it is a "great tree-.'!,
"The kingclOnl, which began with Jesus
and his handful of Galilean disciples,
is now the mightiest 'force in the
world."
Mgt of us, were
impressed with 'bigness." They iv:mid
bo.terapted always to judge Ihe_great-
'net,s,4 of J.eau,S' '!Itingclerii" ' by. ,the'
meagre niSults'„Of his. 'work so far.
Novel Neck,Line
.
.BJfliLLN.WILLIAMS
: •
1111isti•qte.d .1ttesqi?zaki?z, Lesson 'Puy:-
• 9tished 'With •E ver2) rattel.lt
,
:
$
n,ew:•.yp Culway
litts'•fonn. to, en- the shoul-
der narrow circular
•flouriee ,,p,lacetil0 • simulate a.•cape:
ArOu'.1:. agree, ' ,it is cunning %idea;
The • 1eg4-4n, tttt.Ori ..sleeve9 are
eting.-The Smart"' '•in(411se-gray '• shade in
rabhiPS • hair: ivc.olen . made tlia,orig-•
. • -•
•
FuSchia-zed -but-bona and.
Suede. belt accepted a color' note.,
It s 'very effective ,too With,' the
daeii shoulder Yoke .as
View with.,.`the 'Bonnie ..etaittecL,
.',,Ptyle NO: 8266. is designed for. size
14;
Sia'i6 requires 2% yard.' .,4-iittli.
• H0W 'P0 .ORDER PATTERNS.
patterria as your,itrarit.'
:•stanpi:or e'oiA (coin Preferieti;'WraP
it • carefully): lot ..eacit.„.:nuMber, ani
address Your Order to Wilon'Pattei.it:
Service, 73 West Adelaide St.; throf,tho,'
, Sees Spread Plant tpecase. • •
• 'Wishiagtor13ee3,,,Wand:ering.fro7th
flOWer.to'il6Wer, will trantinit the ba.e-
i;eria• that .eau s re, blight.,•'6, Plant. Os -
ease, • saya :Drs. A„ L. Pierstorit end
fipvirard Lamb, • Of Agrif;ohitrit
gxperlinerit 'Station:,
,The"real objat or:the dretna
exitihitioti or •the
growing 'crop. .0f. course, the who I
fault lain the placing of the fertilizer&
It they had been mixed •with•the sot
„
before the plane was set or the se04
„
-was dropped the soil Waters would have
diluted the solution so that it woul4,
have, been ..weaker than the
inside the plant roots, In' Which, cam( ,
the plant:wonid take tip,the fertifiier; •
and., benellt-materiallY by, them. Thl.
point 'is that fertilizers' help` the civil
if they are properly applied. Do not
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place thp.fertilizerimmedietely'anouhill •
th,e sed 'or ,the•seed itatnediately. oti
top of the tertilizer. ;
. . •
Another way In whichfertiliaers gait, •
Injure the ,crop. Is by appiyhig
Wrong. type of ' plant food an ettotC.-
to:heka the.. crop.. We knoW, an jno..
stance where, an .oat field. on a heavs
; , . .
elay soll .was. largely Spoiledby the:
addition. pi' 5.8-7: fertilizer.
tiliZer .i :suited, to: a rapidly- growing ,
root, crop such as potatoes or 'Sugar
beets." ,The •nitr.ogen applied• 4, •
, .
'tnedlurn applicatIon,of fertilizer
• Is altogether,teo,Mugh for; an oat: etop
•n• ••.ciai,fpant solL In •Pr,actie.6,,It
:prOdUCes far.top, much straw. :The. oil'''. •
crop need's the emphasis tobe laid .011..
pho,Sphdrie,,,aeid., , or:2-121
,sunerohoSphite 'would have -been, in.
flnitely better t� apply to ats thiifl
These:are:practical POnts
'flie farmer should know Inquirliasitig
fertilizers.,' ‘411.tese .are.practical polntl
ilrat, the manufacturer Siaduid :knovi/tv
selling fertilizera to farmers.., • ,
one • analysis • of fertilizerag,
, good' as amitlier;', for what Is the ,h0.0
; fertiliser, for..a tarm•?'"
.Certalnly, • 'one analysis of fertiliz$.
is ndto-universally, good 'for a,11,propel.,
•i-layor;,A 'fodder crops. require -an :elf*,
more eon*itrated.S ttio' motstfli* is.' tn0iiitli 't° r."7 .nir°4en':an&P°t.14h;:-
..driven off Titis c tuses conthuI1 fiow Then,. there 19 the differences itt 0114
of n'tbisture lnto therotitS cif the Plant' -Sandy: sei,10, require: a :different: ferttl. '
-and ap, - , , ,
tlier:Plaiit • t6):: clay sons that tend to be. ei
Look at' Precesies'ettlie 'nit -in cbedlnl rlch in..ergantetnattet,;:suCli '
another Waylr Suppose.Aou,puta gal: • as
lity.:.'ef:',coneentrated Artiliter itt close t he. ,suited:both• tile special:
'touch, with theroot of tIte plant. The needs 6t,the :crop. and' te:suppletuent".. •
salt solution the fer-
tfllzer
ds•SO.'Strong thet4lie •Indyeinerit.
isimplediately.:the-,. other .way, : Or
inoiSitirels drawn. out of the rocit • to
dilate •tae eoncentlated salt solution
of :the• 'ease the' • ,b t ' '
2." tan k lose nt,tain
.404i..0tlui64 4164, Itt other
eyo..33:bilyiuthsiiinsgt;-,,fer Risers' tinder pre- • :
, crop • moll
•7•7•'.•:•, . • • •
in the scills,:Where their :cbaracteria.:
tic .weaknesses
Next week ,the following' queitioni,
are'aiSweredi' l'.. 'Can -fertilizers itt
•:•• ,
iViatqueia.00',
WJ.i�tsiul join th. . masquerade.. ..:..
.
•..N..•.our"..dre,titos are, made' geo,d- as:
'Stht,citight;' ' . • '
4efore'the:tiiglit's. last.spaugles.fade,
, Andyen- shall iose.-yohr .'heat.t. once.
•Erp the wgrey•Hda,wh has e °seri _Ali
• clOor.- • .•
cleAv us .41.1f41 C01,14nibi .;
:.:311oPlierdeSi‘end , •
• • - • • ,--
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Ctrnlvtl niakes 'tnerry. :!;hete..:
• tagierns glow:, in. cOlOred linea
..Who'a your partner ?, Can Yeti &tiess,?
All iit • nrtsis icl.fiutc dres's!'•••''
Mtttc hau titS;.!tlie,,,f rusty •
rec4a, •laughter, here: IS
• ITFere ,are iuby lips' to ,kiss; '
1`.Fiere -y'u atay -forget- 'dull
gorse, thoughjOy teemed
You inav :in • • -•
L3 a t',7Forino . a' • fiekle jade
,
And you rncty llnfl to'yehr: stirpriSe.,
• •• rani:1.11er,, •inocking,':.10ving••eYes
Sparlcll'ug throu1t tjie va'sqUerstio,'
iri, leye 'One wintire,
ina Y.', be; one' %Yea
•-z.1 5 `in
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Sorne
fintterflieSlilbeiiiiie. 2
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AfteiGroisith
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large.: :percentage of
Mottle' ahd butterflies winter as chry•--
•talicis andnit- of the ,,..teSeof
'ctte))illal'a0r.in the ,egg
:there' are a' feW e:xceptions•-thai liiber-
, nate ap„, f ull gro i adtttt. Tho inourn-
tig cloak
.blittrili.•""ti, 'nettible'fex.
"Pte '
'Laige Scale Ontario Maps'
• •
• for ,• ppr peril
..ne•Ny;; Orillia. Map'
by the .Topographical Surrei, .Ottawag,
shows .On a , large: 'agate ' tho, .diStriet. •
Cpitufa. frOin the northern ,Part Of
Lal Sitneoe, 'Past Lake tonehiching.
and
part' of ,',40skoka•,.... the: Trei4:
Canal ;on., tire.,,sptitheast to the. peurge..,•
tan ' /lay ,bn ,the....,rierttlest;
pins' the„.i..Vtisliolca'abeet,. which 'lied' •
,i.1nmediate14. 'north ,Of •It..•:.:The.Se' two •
thaps,.tit'igether.,*.ith..,thel'arry "$Mind
and.; Bytig , Inlet , l,teetS
lished,'rand .the Sundrldge sheet,
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Is'.;exPected, at ,aiii.early ••
Include ',a7,Part. of Oritarie,'..fa Med ;
.9.rt:Pr4 f.or, .sport And reretl�n ,'
•, The southern ' part '..,of 'the :aro
Mapped is „Well :sett•led
totnniaiiity, bnt,,thp.,!,Oktitefit mit
.,prmltieally all. coveted' ; forest
not beiusnited to i1calture. Ta
the „north:east corner :the' land. ,,rif.n('
.S.14.thtlY.,•ever- 1.-;000'• :feet 'abe.te Sea., •
id, ai4 conifiare114.;•With- the main •
elevat ibti Of...GeOrgian fly„and take, , •
I -In rod% 4:,,15s1.,•.feet. Fisit ncigcuna
Ate .:plcatifuf;. ;in tbs
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nuthe1nf••part Of the area Th0.
1'0'0..1'8111D Y' LOIgto,tcl, partly. sheii
w
_on, the Map. IS :Owned by a groun:
wito are.niaking of • it, WON.; .
Pr:ivate, gane•,:ii.ce4IT 6 .lcnowlt ai tliI'
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Empire. . ....•.* "1. '
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Werfir
't.Ogetlfer. '1ast nigbt the. ,ghts 'Went
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i`,Vetiing „repairing the. a -witch,"
A Kind -Hearted Custatkei.'
MAsi eiotv Vciuct.
SkitTC#A411 FOtt NOY,0
MADAM P‘
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