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Rotio; btRcri at, 194
e growl
134 theti say, well after all, fair play is fkir' play; ..aOtt tt'o- •
clnIy fair .that the Pablisbela should give ,Ufff a Iifle reminder
once a in 'a', while ' to remind u that we, haire--just nee:post,
• 'what, we: egoOld, have
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Look al tie la:b1 efl. your paper. It -fella its, 'own idorY. You
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shintla not.'be,reanired to do any more enquiry:: We would hate "
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to think a, regular 'aabaealber .and reader of the rjuekee*
Sen-
tineI-won1 deliberately -nealect an . evident obligatipn, sue/I as
an'eveiclurrsubacriptienaa- • •
We Miglit Pend You, a personal 'notice but that costa money,•
and we have none to. Spare just now. :There is a lot of money
due pa ,fer subseripticins. We never needed the money more
than we do now The amount to each indivitlaal erahseriher is
small., but to the puhlisher' the amount -‘reacla in four Agiires.,
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So ' We. ask you to come aareaa like 'a true soldier and bel the
' gra, .Par)e ttodglas, :mica S,airlea
lit,!ttectArs.' Xlite:•94...mhht eceiiti
Quito 4numb,. fto* 'het.e4tteO(1.7
ed. Ott Migrant and. ilaiice at 'Lang,
:side,. on..Frlilay 410* 00 repot•
:X.o04..#140';!: • • • •
' $4•0•wirt..•:of.c.otl, 8.t.gtoloso
-to: 'not. eo- 'wen' *A .140' ma#37. 0408
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gr, Wat,41offat i�7oPotte4 to be
a little better this weck..•-••
Xra, WATT. .014. hahe 'are
apending a fen",a,Lgaia', With. 'her per,
ont:eOict:Wo. ;On,: Roes:,
Mr,
and ;welter alien't
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anafternoon the week welting. Mr,
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i'anwhlin and, WWI Amile
'Tee Waif *Ud. SIM Edgar are busy '
,aaawhigalogs• .th Porn** this;eek.
,,O9rne. .of th6•!Poits ;attending ,tlie
dance at i'angside. i?n Friday night,
ieReit 010,r:were almost .fris.,
Mia and. Mrs. jaaiePh Heclgiatr
arisitedlaisel-Annie-andaMia-Leughlia
'McKenzie tine week... •• ' • ,
Mr: and Mrs, Attliur Preenavir1itea.
the .foriner's :deter, Mrs.' Thanias
Caslicit,"; eon. 1.4,; Calrose; • one... .day.
this week,- •
• Sri. John 'Neabitt and Vivian ha0
returned. to our ..midat after a .fev
•weeks' Viait With friends 'aad•ralar
We ' sirnply appeal' to your 'arianhotal, to your .'conscience, to
I' Your own ' ense' ofwhat as „fair. and `right If you cannot 'pay
'all, that 1 Ile, pay what .. you • ean. '
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That's all. Consult aoua. label.' Consult • your ' sense of fair play,'
14krid,,.11,t, _I4 .: once and :save .fiather • aiscussibn. .. 0
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4tii•CON. . THERE:
7 Misa. Winnie Thoinsen • returned
hem.; last Vyenesday 'froni Wingharn
hoSpital; where . she Underwent an
oaeratfon fpr-apaendiaitia; We 'are
glad to.report that—Wipnie is get-
ViiitedaalaStaweekaavith-aMrs. GinaM ttilg fay r 11
1TijjiIton' ' ' ious illness and operation
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(wm. 'martin and son Goldie, : Mr Jack . Button made a trip
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of Paramount, spent an .61/ening hist with a lead. of flour Formosa laat
weekawith' Mr, and Masa-lta-Maitiii. Fridaya-faa---. W -.--E. Trele-avo-aa--Fla-11-
Miss . Thention, who .under-
went an opeaation Winghara hos-
is • able'ld' be at borne.
afrsa- Morrison Langaiae,„
•.13.411ARAgittcr f".
. ,1tieTehrOot.7 Pieettog'.ot the' f.Ore.,
'W0a %held- at :91:e
home .of Ms, grant 'VOPiaralid, The
:Meeting opened: y ainginia aae•
verlat' Amt. the .ehoros ,of: the, : Maple
eg• 'atter. Wldeh- the Lord's, prayer
-was. repeated, In tirdatin: The minates,
f• the lest meeting wpte ;PO 'APO:
'actOPte4;: the. tolt -eel!. -Woo ''thei.'an;,
.0Wered' br "advantages. our Grand-
mothers
', ha(L" 74PitgrS, thanks Were
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read train -these.- who reeetVed re
Meilihraile.Ca. and ;Parde of sympathy
.trion.:' the., c110;.• in the rot
A. few:,.':44,0tes epeo •ie- coni-
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onlo$ty singing; after, ly13tell the
questions in the ,:TanOiitty .pe0rwere
read 41n0 'euolereit'' by Ethel
:Mortin, .4U:eileepO read :1*
'very beneficial. Paper. Aplano. aele
by Miss Evelyii Reid, a •solo by attar
J. Webster, anti . a reaciqlg, by Mrs,
mogul:11Y comi)lete4. :the program,
mt.'s; 'McGill then ',eondUcted a'siell"
ing .matcla 'after ; which lunah; was
served hy .the hostess.,:- • .
IcheaMarch meeting •wilibe held: at
the lietne ' of Mks.' Wm. 'McGill. The
roll ',call will. be ananoredba .ways to
make tOuseeleatiing' easier. Pregrare
Pore, Mrs, Prank Maechartes, Mrs..
Gordon Jamieion.
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D INFORMATION
OR TBE BUSY FARMJ
Furnished hutie opted! biped, NINO of 4i1culti*0
Huge ' Mariet.-- Reaaited. •
for- Ontario Soya Beau'!"
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- Canadian SeYabeana
opt.,. reaerts to.. the :Ontario
Marketing; 00.4a4' that theraid (a
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:44:c1.0ee0:141_- ya ,h3n7giel .t?mb, ed: eft). Much
n0; bwr ksuienehaxil rates .aosesaefe doQ:pfl aril. he rr Ale" eeAg for
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'seeding are general .reeommendaa
tions bast(' on experiments hy, the
Field Husbandry Dlvisi� Of the
Domini on •• Experimental Farms
Branch: -,Oats 21/4 'bushels, fall and
spring ',wheat'. lig bushels,'. barley
2 bushels, • • mixed grain,, barley '1
bushel, Oats '1 'shel, peas large
ize 2 th, 01/4 'bitshe s, buckwheat
to 11/4 bushels' corn la bushels' po-
tatoes' 18 to 29 bushels, 'mangles, 6
ta 8 pounds, .torniPs pounds, .rape
3 to 4 peunds:
Oft,
hog., reteere themselves: and the .0-
geoWttion• .1he: ent•lreii !Ia.,' the
• lianda •Ok the farmers
, •:Aims of the, astiociation are la
'eneourege• the • 'Predoetton high •"
ivarket hogs: to eiicieav9T
to ,stabillie production 'owl', 4tatitet,
ing thaeughaut.the.:Yar and- .over
aeriathf.... of; .v,cors AWL;to Ol'argPt
better lnarketing',eanditiods. , •
Mr W, P Watson liVeatock;,
.renek4a8 been leaned to the ki3-
sogiagon to 40 -organizatt0O:-. work.,
planned to hold Meetings in '.
each., hug' Predueig county for Ihe
neraase of farming local . associaa
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Reorganize Cheese Production '
Anneuncenient., hag recently been:
made hy Hon, T. • L. • Kennedy,
leter Of Agriculture for. Ontario, ;
that a general Ontario Cheese Fac-
tory Petrone' Association is , now .
being foamed a which ,"promises to
restore our- cheese , exp.) s
DUNGANNON , PROGNOSTICATOR
FORSEES., CONTINUED COLD
Dungannen--T"--6-hemail couriers and
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all whose mama ealls upon them to
travel the roads -daily, despite -star.-
weat,her conditiona and exceed-
ingly lew teninekatures; ;have .' had
many nerd' trips tto melte daring the
past few week's; and those -who can
sit, by their own, fireside,. sould.- ap_
areeiate . the regiilarity With. which
these services have been rentleaed,
with but few intearaptions. -Mr
atchert Armstrong; mai!' carrieir, Who
at the beginning' Of this winter aet-
son wasmaking some weather, fore-,
casts, which, failed eventuate, his
eaven tine' duty Of Weather prognos:
tications Over to the •-more, , Capable
(,beige of Walter Dickaion,awko; .
thinks has more tit/4 iiit disposal
to Make.'a study- of • such Matters
and alito-ala CoMingeloser :,td- the
aWataie s foredasts, there is. very
little , ProsPeet 0 nu wea er un-
til ;after the third wee arc ; conscious on the couch, At st . it eggs. By testing out the unfertde
AleiCafeNiiirand Norma Andersen.
• A request has been made'for ell
menabers. to kindly pay their. fees
as ioon,„ai possible so that the iear",s
progaani may be arranged;
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Rev, Wilkinson's Father 'Has Nara
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row. Escape From Death—Young
People's Society Afield Successful ,
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1934, nonfat Match
Aceeptine the invitation 'of York
County plowmen, the recent conyen-
tion of the Ontario Plowmen's
As-
sociatjon decided to hold it annual
match at Mify,vale .next, October.' It
was :stated ' that the • first Plowing
anatelLan,_,,thea_Yorli_district_atesiteld
:exactly one. htindred "aeiaa ago. Jam
Site will be • . the . a59 -acre farm,
".1VIaryvalea;, owned ay F. P. O'Can-
Iiiindreaa of plowmen including
many with international reputations,
wifl participate. in . the . contesta
which. incluae every class, of
_araiatoe.,ancl-tema-plevang.-
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, . Care the Hen tu
St Heleng—Rev. T. C. Wilkinsan , 'Natural incubation is. 'still used
received in urgent call to Blyth late extenaively on the farm, for the
Friday afternoon, owing to the ill- aen 'ean do. good if she is properly
nese of his father there. Mr. Winn- "aoked after. However, if the hen
son Sr, who had spent the winter la to be used for ineubationa see
here had gone to s home at h that she gets a fair chance._ Set
on Thursday, for a few dais' seaerat at a time- clean nests;
aleighbois, on seeing • the lighte preferably in a separate room or
burning ni_hia home__a1L-day__Friday,---colony-house-See-that-they-are-fre
'became alarmed and on. entering ,froni. lice, put feed and water in. the
• • k of March • • • • . .
, un n p , • give. em • we ae ec e
_ ,Through_the co
th house fo d Mr, Willa son • nn- ens an
urtetiy_0r. -th tabe-haili-suffered-a- -eggii-it•amayabeaptisaible -to -transfer-
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a-aneld id; Vokes, naiv Medical 'arae- stioke,'.bUt later it was learnedahat 'the :remaindei aront three ens to
• Mr. Hera .minea.,..a'Fig home from the .Mill,, with his tem and ,
West ta ,.attend the' •funeral of his 'Mr, -Will Gardner of Zion called
. father, Mr. Jacob: Millet., ,-Who died oi. friends here •last week.
• titionet; in Dungannon; and formeala he tiled' been. ayereome with conl_gas.: two and I•eturn the third to the
medical ' inissitmary in India, the He had evidently'llt--tfia- coal' laying quarters. When the chicks
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are -hatched -it -may -be that one alien -
can take care of' thein all. Keep the
mother 'and'. her brood away, from
the rest „ of the flock,„ in a' ;sanitary
coop, on clean ground. i
• SundaY school ;of Ersithie Presbater,
, aa,,_ hiskItome-in..._-Lucknow,__ afterasev,-- - mra -Ca-Thotri son --held-a--'-very-------stic- i an ..Churefal was grain an education- „chimney was . plugged with snow
eral weeas'. illness. _ ' Cessfui wood bee last •Thursday . af'-; al 'treat at its Session On • Sunday .cansin
Mr. 'George, Irwin is ill in the ternoon, .. - :- .• the gas escape into the
deeae t sanipathy tO mrs. .inoh made. 'Yhe .exhibit .accemparacd 0 , , • ,
afternoon, when
" 6 Or Ochibit' of many ropm. Medical aid- was called in time
. hospital in Toiento.. We h pe . to m , .
*he 'entire community extend their articles of interest -from:Chinn, was and he, Was revived:
hear of. an improverneta soon.- '
an.d_ha2cLlain atiwn.-„ta_aleep.--,The
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last week with 'the latter's parents.
Ma.: and. Mia.. McDonald oT.Laeaside.•
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-Mr. 'Ale a S'atherlana, who • ii , in '
Vitoria llosirital is nitteh imairo‘a,
recehtla„,., We are glad -to bear.:
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•• " Successful Banquet Held
ler-aand-faitii
rent-beteavement
Mrs. . Bucliannen and Mrs. W.
J. McNalla sae still 'sarietia ill, ;also
MeNall's infant baby. We
hope to see them all better, soon.
aamemommammaa,
4111M11111111111,
THE COW WAS S0LD
TEE .• sr:JED .wAs SOUGHT
ly#E notsE, WAS RENTED
TRE: sA A.'. CROWD: • • •• • •
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THE FARM WAS
sHeilitHir •••• . .• •
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.11:11d a hundred and 'Oise „ business transactiOne • have all
been, 'coniPletedthroagli the insertion of a aniall Adam-
.tiseinenta in those little Want Ads,: hi' THE LUCKNOW''
SENTINEL ,' There is no need of Searching ail over the
, conatra to bring buyer and seller, landlord and tenant,
or loser , and finder together : . The; modern ,,.and efficient.
, way ie to insert an advertisement , in THE SENTINEL
and apcomplish the object ' in lase time and, with. leas! •
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effort than , by any other known method.
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HE 'COST IS .SMALL" .1 p,a •
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reit ean insert an advertiaement in this colunin at a very
IOW cost Along the readers of THE SENTINEL you
• will.be alnidst'' Sare-to . find the other kilo*to complete
the deal. Theve the -business of these adeertisenierits4e •
bring ,bitypr,and setkr%together. Thaa. are delfig this
service each, week of disposing of many itenisor cum-
pletieg tralisaetiene and you many thingn. that
• aemehtitly, else Wants Via a little eaah.- AdVerthie tbem
a,.
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amain
whichwan. the 'picture a)
little !Chinese ',gill, • Peach. Blessetai
datighter *of .arealthY Chinese fam-
ily, •with :her little. girl playniates.
'A pretta, Steiy. Was woven • about
the • little girl and. was read
Donalae, ionea; descriptive of .the
various euriee, eahibited. Needless
to sea., tke' demonstration was miieb
• appreciated by all' sew and
heard'jt and. the, thanks of the
• day schopt 'are'(Joe tor. yokes
his loan of the , itaticles. •
A successful &nation_ Sale of'farin
-stock and-iniplements .was -held ba
Fdwin and 'llert Mills,' hrothers,. and
farmers of "%reit ,Wativenosh.' it WaS
• Ch"ii]e, and prices aer-
wera very geed considering that.
'The cows' sold for .famn' $30 to .$40.
•A teem of horses 'belonging to Bert
:Mills hatiught• $210. Bert Mille and
family will an.oae to •Gederich where
Mr.' Mills 7-lias iedUred, a Position in
' the :"Big Mill". Mk. arid Mrs. Edwin
MilIg [are moving o, Tdionto,„s4lied
• Mk. Miils has *secured:a
•, and' Mia. :Everett:Errington
who have been residing , in. Ashfield
• 'roaneshiP,.. will. Mead'. to tae • farm
.vacated by Bert Mills on .etin.. seven,
• *est Wiaaninesh,. .aind Owned
' *than $tirling 1 toibo Twp.:
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• Stanley Hayden has rented the
farm helong ng- .,to Mrs, )Robing
'Vagina, on ton. 5; ,Ashfield, and
• recently occapied hyalite. and . Mrs.
Wilbur 'StaWart.. and Mrs.' WM.
,Nivina,„fatin. 5; Weit Witaiandah; Win
• iiiiiVe tothe feaM
..Ellen'iCluff.: on con, 5, Athaeld; aviten
it is Vaeeted by Frederick Memo.,
who luta leased the "l'arni on
. sante ,concession, owned gra; NV,:
11, Maise.•
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.• rs,tavid S4ri1ntoi,, Weta
yita*anosh; i visiting bet slater
Mrs Wililam • 3. '' Saheb, alruasels;
who is seriously /
titingtoo :Jo tia oweek 0
, a white ' Variant' CeW ;Which tecentla
, • , • . Presented him with twin eahses, hoth
• .; tea enirwhite,tOth• calves' ate tlitiVo
Plf0fit: 35
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n spite of the unpleasant aeridi-, Cleaniag 'and • Grading Fibre •
tion Of weather and roads, about - Flax Seed For Export
seventy-five persons ' :attended the -When cleaning the fibre fax seed
banquet held under, the auspices of for export the ,greatest care should
the Young People's Society of the he taken.. to -sae, that the seed is not
United Church on Friday ' eveninaonly cleaned' up, to ,standard. grade
The basement of the church was but is entirely free from noxious
blight and' cheery , With many lights, weed Seeds. The elimination of bro-
gan! Well-ladentables With beautiful ken; shrunken and &witched seeds
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flowers and rose and mallet decora- greatly., increases the germination
Mons.- After all had partaken. 'of the ,percentage ' and :improves the , art
delicions supper, cOnarinnity singing 'pearanae sp that .a much better
was enjOyea. In the absence of Revprice is received on - the export
Wilkinson, the president, Mr. -Wallace
Miller; saga a ,itaist inaster. fura,
theLfollowing toasts were given. _Ontario Pastures •
TWO to. "Our King" was responded ' Over twenty-three per Ont., or
toal1Ylatlie-rainging-aok7the*rNational--ane acre out . of every four • of the
Afitheni. •Mr. McIntyre Proposed the improved lands in Ontario, is in
paithri, says Prof. N. J. Thomas
Of •0, A. C. The estimated total:, re-
turns on pasture •in the forni or
Lae 'stock and their products froin
and-aeanonded to by Mr-Stanleythe month a of -:Junea-to-aOctobet -. 10
approxiniately $40;000,000. .' Of this;
$34,00.0,000 is • '• derived from dairy
produee, • Results- 'of .experiments
have shewe that by proper :manage-
ment: andimproving the -fertility of
th5 soil, raterns Can be increased
from10 to 200 percent on a very
,Ruth Ramage' and Misa Greta Webb; large proportion of pastures. .
impromptu, speeches given by .'
Abortion . In Cattle
toast to ."Our Country", while Mr.
McKinley Ramage replied. That ato
"Our Young People's Satiety"- was
proposed by Mrs.'Wallace,.Miller
Todd, Mr. Mitchell propesed the
thait. to "The Ladies" and ' Mae.
Stuart replied. ,Thatie toasts', were in-
terspersed with • other numbets:
solos ,by Mr. Andre*. Gaunt , and
Miss,. Greta, Webb; 'Violin 1music by
Mr. 'George Stuart; readinaa •by MiSa
Mr. Ted:Face; Mk. Wilson Woods and
Mr. Durnin• Phillips, and Mr: lanais
Weatherhead ; sang a song,, The
enjoyable, evening was closed by the
pronotincement of the benediction
by; Mrs. 'Wilkinson. ;
Mr, Jas. McParlene of Bluevale is,
visitor with his ,daughter, Mrs.
Gordon' Merherson.
Miss Ethel Robertson has rettwited
after a four weeks?, Visit in Lucknow
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Owing t�' the absence • of Ilea, T.
G, Wilkinson, there was no serVice
ifi the ..'United •Church on Sunday
morning. .
. Mr,• Weeds was honie front
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e , ' inloyer —al i ain old you Pitt
•, .. ..., . • ' aoarn oar 'pencil , 'on the 'atinka of
,. ' five 6"diee1i; Oen; if you are Just ad,,
ding, na a .epluitral,'
, Iltiolikeabeta4-'flia lan't• trah, ... r
'rt It Is' Oa .•neet :0: -0"•dioeit, t: .,Alever ft
itart tAdcitne- ' ,,,L.,, ' ' c
It is • possible that .sonie farmers
are 'having trouble , about this sea. -
Son wait 'cases of bovine • infectious
abortion' in their herds; If so' they
eaonld'. Write , to the Health. Of Ani -
male l3ranch, -Departnient, of Agri-
culture, 'Ottawa, for . Bulletin
414.a.,,.. on this Object, ' Which'
giVes the 'latest information regard-
ing
:. the :disease „aria offers
arnis-
tanee :of the Departiniene in its _era-
DeMinien Experimental
:horde ire. !OW:" pfacticalla ftee. of
wiison this clidett-disende -and Oleo, tretiblen
6upipit tot,,a few days. es. a tatinit of the. application " of
tioti 14.1.0„ v6bh.tot, were the aided, teat'. and ilOktitni or et-'
rodent,visitoa with Mr. iand: ,z)a,a; r-eeetere. reeeine)elti."
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Mts. Oliffe, IVItirtaa arid
Murray's niother, Mrs. Reed of Ash- Represontative swine maisers from
;ttnny actenaa are "iaga an. ahaata- Otni • Addington' Met. hi *Onto tat
that u";1Pi;‘t4:eitsta:_1
forrnntloi
6to00,4ii with thi aid of of an Ontatin iitrt
ntndetn4 As,
Onnd ;61at:0 the organ.
ltiittoi: Is putelgfo fehOL bohitt''Qf
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•ifice8 C WTI
neon and productien."
Mr. Kennedy said that the . new •
arganization ,has the ,support �f. the .
floverzinient; which will aid finall •
in its early stages. The move-
nent, he ' added, would be backeci
')Y the, whole energy of' the, 'Ontario
Marketing aBoard—and----tha Dairy-‘,
Irariali of .the Department. . •
Central „daces of the association, '•
'ie said, would be .•established , in.:
3, elleville. ' Be declared, that about,
'a:1 Ontario ' counties have eoinznit-
ted „themselves to the 'seheme. '
-7eeding-Oppartniiity
• According ; to -A... A. MacMillan,
Dominion Live' Stock: Branch;:there
is an :eicellent togporbunity SM.
aroupi. �f farmers in the vicinity .of
• Toronto„ Montreal, Ottawa, Winni-
neg„ Meese :Jaw,' Sislcatoen, Regina,
Prince Albert, Calgary and Eamon- "
ton; 'At -they Colild be intereated
lamb feeding.. ' •
—At-theie=points-a,-supply-of-feedi1aiibs' is a
readily available each year.
If groups of 'farmers undertook
Iamb feeding,. the 'freight from stock-
yard or abbattoir :to .the feed. let
iilFb
tie eaay; and each group of 'fanners
carlOadS ef.-`..finished lambs, would
amata bennfit. by the experience Of '
aieighblaal.-Thousandia:Tf 'sheep
mis-
ers, in • both ' eastern and rovestein
Canada; could increase returns from
...1,.ea,rrrmiba,,fhosebeaYo4rin6ghsotprtit:hog.:7:oiiic4iaredef-aul -nedezalecf--
"lesirsiale Weight, and putting the -a-7-
aalance into the feed lot for a abeit •
tam weening4. time; Marketing
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FROM: THE EDITOR'S,
STANDPOINT
A characteristic feature of aural
'weekly newspapers is the detailed
obituaries that we publish when a 1,
respected citizen passes •on. In the
larger" centres the deathcif a citizen
as -not .se-anuch aaaliaticed an --the ,
news columns unlesabe, is a leader
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in business, Society, or Puhlie•seraice.
-re- in spite, o the, space and'. at-.
tention that Weekly papers give to '
the .passing of local figuea,atne items
are teo often lacking in es,Ontipl.
details through tie fault of the tie -
porter. • " . .
It IS sieprising -stimetinats how
itt1e the children; of an .aged Parent
know as in Where and when . their
'father or ino aer ;was 'born the date
and plate Of Marriage Mid Other
Vt.
points �f 'fact whichfigure in : the
career of the' eceaiied.
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In tae inter of accuracy and
as a matter of, Mformation ,t� those,
Who' 'came after, *a, Oink it Vionld,
'be a • aootiidep lea citizens. , te
doily and then Put avaiy for autare
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