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WHITECHURCH
.11§§:,•7407.-.);srpit,.00ted leek Week
• :with :Ms.' •Morris et gaga.
'Nips, Are*, Clow!.;:who ha!! Spent
,Pereral: 'IWO: With, her daugillter.,
of R.4,111;. 'bee" TetAirued•
home again?
.Mrs, JOhnaton Conn'. and, ...little
'datigh.ter-Rnib4 penttheNVeek-end
With '
•• ,
NO, WrOP Tetley 'spent the week.
end:With- NM Archie' Cie*: •Mrs Banrman and -
Miss . Hazel
Wocist,' Of " TecsWatai*. and, .VIrre'end
Alie3o,!•MehraY arid: fain* Of
„•Bltievide, attended • the .flinerat
, Mrs. job* MohraYi, •-• • :-
" NIr Harry Bateman • has pnrphised
- • sir:. ,prin004, germ ,elit of Wingliant
nd be and 14a. mother Will !neve
there; in the pear future. We ,;are
sorry toiose the* frein-iaii."'-einii-
- M. and Mrs, Russel Reid of 'Irani.-
. ford visitedrecently with hie Moth-
; t!Irs. Ale* Reidef,.I.ucknoVr...• ,
Mr. and Mrs Thos Gaunt visited
the -forinees. 'Slater, kis, Green et
Tees.water.' '
e Donald Gillespie vitt ed last
,N.'ve•el; zth bis grandmother, Mra.-
.140-dgins'ef IHOlyroed:
..Mr, and -.Mrs: liarriffichborne of
GOderich,,Yisited on Sunday with the
. latter's ' parents,. Mr. and Mrs DaVid
Kennedy,. .
Miss .Isabel Fox spent' 'the Week
in :Toil:don and also .Lucart, With
,Iter „alder, Mrs Ttoto*• Patten. „
Miss 1Werle Wilson visited one
,da.Y, last week- .with her atiat,s-giSs
Francis Wilson of *Ingham.
Mrs. Jerry Brayford of. Toronto,
visited' list week with her mother,
Mrsjet. MeGregor.. •,- •
Rev, jiffin' •• Pollock , attended the
funeral -of -an -old friend en •. 'Monday.•
..of this week in Agere011. .
.This einninanit*I., Was ,S4clied last
Thursday when it heard °�f the 'slid-.
death of Mrs .:1 john
ivb passed away snddenly. 'With
heart -trOtible. 'She was a..inember
.•.irf the Presbyterian. 'church.. She was
hiher:Vat year Decease4 leaves 'te
inotirn7hii--•1 loss, her • ibushatid. two
• :ions, 'Alex- of :tiltievale and. Robert'
:and. her daughter, MO. Wesley: T.eg-
gatt ef ,this 'eornrannit*; rPi.w funprai
,was very largelY;attendedrbeing-hcid-
'• • i the. Presbyterian iehurcli, and
: on-
t1nvted .by her 'pastor, Reir. John 'NI-.
.1•6e1c.-Interinent took place in. W•hig-
hnric (winter*. ,The sympathy of the
cormnunitils extended : to the;
eaved( relatives. 2
HOOtROPI:).
Amhrese Gamble of ' Clark's
.:spent Sunday at Mr. Thee. Whiteii.
, Mrs. Abner Ackert and Jack, spent
•
•7S7i-tdtkirMi; Mr.. WM.., Elliott's and
Miss Robertson With her mother in
'Miss Elizabeth • Robinson was a
. recent ,visiter •4ith Miss' Elizabeth
• Pirce; •, • :
•• Mr.': and "Mrs, *m. Eadie, •Doris,
• .tind Lorne, spent Sunday at Mrs,
•Ea401 CulbeiTs 10th con
Mr. and Mrs, :Harvey Ackert' and
,soni Clarence; aPent ,Stinday at ilfr.
Ernest •Ackertts: •
• Mr. and Mrs. Mark Johnston snePt:
Friday-everiir-Ite-J.----eic John.:
• Mr.. and Mrs:. Rat. MacDonald,
were, recent visitors at Mr. Thos.
•
Harris',
•,We are pleased to report. that
• Itiss_Blanciteitanailton has secured
• the position. of teacher of the Prinr=,
arY Class in the school at Listowel.
, .
LANGsipt.
• .
• Mit, R. Tiffin, and„Charlie spent
:Sunday with. Mr. and Mfs. Russel
Ritchie, , Si, Helens..
'Mr, and. kra, jeha, McInnes . and
-----totter and. John, have moved to
• .Mr.'•I1eil Maciionalld'a farni , Where
• be hal Secured .semPloyinenti1 • , ,
,Mr`. 'and •;Mrs. 'Alf; • Trtipe and Jac
• haVe' moved to tiear.Teeswater, Where
he ; eMP1PYinerit v ith
Mr. ,Vilythalt: • •
•Victer ,Vnierson.. spent Suilday
'Withand Mrs. Stuart. .
. , „ , •,
,Mr, and 'Mrs,: :Stuart Scott spent
Sunda- with Mr: .104 Mrs.
• Cenii. ,
'and Mrs. Wm, 'tee* tnerit
• Monday evening with 2r; and M.S.
Victor Enterteni." • . •
John litoInnies heti _a very
last. Wednesday ,
•, Matter' Kenneth Barbour of "Nita,.
Wanoali taPerit last .-1Weelt With • hit
,griiiiiiniareilta, Mr; and Mrs., He Pet-
-
" Witt% ,
" The Littelde dub held: a
Ittice-es'aftil, entertalninent on FAIRY
'eirdning; Thnext is.to he, tt,, mitt.
Allerade.den00. '
-111.0" heitVt tnowfall 'Of tIt
iliolit Non t'rehtlY hid the farmers
fitiftWlin bush. *Orli
094041(004U* of alliSJ'
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KINOARPINg•WINB BRUCE ••
EAQUE CB,A;MPIQ;STSBII)
. .
thini faille was necessary be-
• fore, the Pruee League, Champions
WSre' 4eqarect Kinenrcline .and
:Durham. •Met in tbe final Series witb
the. •NeKaY to the• ..14alw7
sidere by i'irtne of their 4 to 3. vi
tory - eYer the, Grey •Cntulty ,e41,1ten;
dere Waikerteif On Tnee0aY night
of kat week: •Kinsardirie wen. the
Pf1'''ther' herneLand-benie
Series, 'IVa. 3.,to,.Q count, il)tit 'the
parhalaiteS Veilthe toOnd,:%iby t9k,,
vie?ry, on their home
iPe. .-The 'i deciding , battle s in the
CountY town- Was a Closely 'fought
battle'With •Kineardine grabbing4the
, ,
silverware hy
ar one-gotil•'margin. _
ST,' HELENS
•Earl...Gaunt-Vas-a r;ecent-
visiter with her mother,: Mrs. Harry.
1,4761-1: of ,Londetboro, She Was joined
last, Wednesday by Mr..-Gannt,Or
the wedding. repetition' of her ,sister,
formerly. :Miss. Maud Lyon of 'Cal-
gary, Wheae marriage to,:. Mr. Wilbert
Lobb . of GOderieh .Township took
place in Toronto Lon-March._14th
'741.ff_e a number froth- thisvicinity
attended the wedding reception giV-
en at the home of the' bride, Miss
• Winnified Haines, •Ford,yee on .Weth
nesday evening • last.. Her marriage
•to Mr. .Wellifigton Nixon was sOlem-
nried in, the rectom Lueknow; on
Wednesday •afternoon. Mr.: and Ms.
Nixon will -reside -lin Lucknow----
• The, April meeting of th6 Women's
Institittei\will be held in the Com-
mnnity flai1< on Tbursdat -afternoon'
April 5th.- Roll ,cail "Common 'Birds"
useful to the farmer, Subject; "Bean-
tiftine,, the .'Hone Grounds -Termini,
ent Fruit and Vegetable\ Gardens" in
charr:e , of Mrs... ,Will • McCroctie.
Ladies please bring 'lunch: ..Pletiae
brirgyon avill!,•, blechs ard dO-
natirms' 'of -frrit for the hospital.'
The Harris Mission Band' is ..hold-
ing a concert i:i the church on Tues-
day evening, Aoril •Ever*bedy
collection be taken.
Wilkinsen hnd tbe teric. oTf
.a.Mnit Die; Shall -He --Live Again?"
_at±t„he___in
Stindov:. evening.' • A Violin ,Selection
by . Mr.: 'George qtilart. •aecorppanied
On the piano by i'Mrs.• Stuart. was
enjoyed. ,
-Tmi..,x0:05. •
ARY
• MRS. 49BERT' SOWMAY:
•There, PaSsed 1awaY, at he late
•residence Bear • Whiteehtireb,,
Tbnilsda)! Morning, March 22nd,
r5ehe.Ua• MaeRenzie* Wife- Of: iioha
•Mowbret, -and -daughter ef the lat'e
Alexander ,and, Elfrabeth, MacRae
• Maeicea0ei • Beath' can* anchienit:
,follOWin0 14, aeveiheart
MtiwbritY, , WAS barn on 14,t;Vm,
:the homestead of iter: parents, on
'the fourth cOneefiai?If :of,'"Pahlrcian-fs
'seventy: Years, age," Where, -shAliived,
*1ititf.Vber-,nlarl4aia** .4a year •
After' her: 'Marriage. she. 'reside,d, ,,in•
."Te.4iWater' 'fOr 'three::years, Jee*itfg
ere.7.4iVith:ti-.'4iilibr.f0 494e; CifY'!.
Atiehjealit.;wiere :tbet": f,Or
seven ears Coming hack to Ofin,a.da,
,
they' settled on, a:, farm in Culross,
moving from there, to ',this, vicinity'
where -they' ;111Ve--resided-eVer.-"Since.7-
Besidei her husband' .she' leavesto
mourn ;her less', two eons , and one
daughter, 4.tig: Wesleyi.- Leggett. and
Rebell of WiiitechureliTTI4'-Aleit of
,Ifluevalet :also 'One 'sister and -•• tWor
• hiethers; Mrs. William Trench
eld..and William, MacKenzie,. 'all of
0,.e ter......TheifundiaLwas_belilnn
SaturdaY afternOon,",lifitili
Clialiner,'S 1 Presbyterian. Char e h;•
Whitechurch, Where, the deceased was
e•-niember for Over thirty. year's....•'0,cy.
her pastor, eondueted the
services.' , Inter/rent' WAS • .Made in
,Whigham cemetery.
44'7' CfMCMP,E, SERIES
WITR 8 TO 4 VICTORY'
Chalk lip • Secoud,'11,0,00 .41 'three'
,,Ericoultera With. Single ;MO'
PiaTing, win* ,roany declare to he
their last genie of hockey this sea-
.4Ht'e.nleciae:,:eh'rgOta:011,1117'b*Ye-r.14::;util°-
ced tbe..Single Men, Wlie• Were
.4 score before. a Piero 114001 of
sPeetaterS Which • WOold1 Siflibift,
'well •that.fans1 have, had their .fill.of •
the Pastime ,
Ken Cameren scored, the'first
Of the: night fail "the S, M".';' but after
MaeDonalti.got the egnaliZer the
•
M. Were , never behind on -the sore
.
Sheet for the remainder of the night,
although the • S. M.. tied .it up at 3-3
in :the. ,second -Period, only to have
the bill -and -chain squad take a one
goal:- lead , liefore-,-the-7pericid--ended.
The third Period. was a different
• story _,however with the "Old Mar-
ried Men. ontscoring.their speedier
opponent s 4 to 1 to take an 8. to 4
victor*. -
• Doug Clarke registered two of -the
goals for the •S. M. with Ken., Carn7
each, McCartney and A. McDonald.
were 'the leading scorers for the M.
M., each, with three to his credit,
ith Howard, Agnew getting prie,.
and an assist • and • Thompson • the
Other.' ••• .
af. •M.- Goal. Decker; • defense,
• . 'Agnew.. and Thompson;. forwards,
• Huston A MiDonald an:MeCart-
H z,11E-A D THERE , ' A.
"eY; :Treleaven, 'Orr and C. Mc-
Donald. • • ."
, S. : Finlaysotr. , defense,
H.arold Agnew and '1st...Wilson; for.,
wards; IC. Cameron, Bill Reid, Doug.
Clarke: Alt., .S. • Cameron, L. yrio-
Donld and E%--SOloirtinr.• L"-
Referre-Art Andrew.
••Mrs. ; Sills and, Mr. -Hiram Blom
entertained a -few of their neighbori,
and friends to a' social 'evening 1as.1
•
Tuesday, and ,Mr. ,and Mrs. Petei
Carter entertained` ,the neighbors
of ,Mrs. Silis and. Mr. 13166M --
dance on Friday evening 'before they
leave for their new home near Ham-
ilton, where 'Mr. Bloom has a fruit
farm. We • wish them every.success
itt their home. at Hamilton.,
, Mr.• and Mrs' Alex Jlavens at-
tended 4.the wedding of 'Miss Winme
Haynes Of Fordyce' and 'Mr.- Well
in on Nixon 6f_Donntbrook___at_the
Anglican .Reetory, Lucknow-, last
Wednesday..
• Mr: John 'Howe and Mr. Harold
Button, spent a. few days last week
With: friends at Teeswater. ' •
• We. welcome Mr. and Mrs. Iticliard
• 'PARAMoUNT
. • Mr. and Mrs.' Grant Maebiartnid
-and Douglas visited with Mr. and
Mrs. *Jas. Blue, .Amberley; recently.
Miss Mary Cobk,, Wingharn was a
ll'IcQu,illin and familk to their ne*
home in our neighborhood. They
have purchased the residence fOrm-
erly owned. by 1 Mr. and Mrs: Neil
McInnis, south 'of the C.N..R. 'Press-
ing. ••
recent visitor at her hoine, here.
There was:1i good meeting. of the
Paramount U. F. W. 6: ClUb, held at
the home of Mrs. McGill last Tues-
day. .Arrangements . are b'eing. • ade
'for. the -Box 1Socia1 to • be held:this
Thursday night in the -ball.• .
Mr. John MacI,SraY, Senforth, •is
spending.a few days with his"!brotlier
Mr Peter MacNay. • .
• .
Miss Annie .Keilclia.baw; . Galt, is
taking a month's rest at her • hem&
herd;
, _
-mts...Wm. Martin, and Mr. • Min'
Martin spet a few 'days With friend*,
at Pine •••
•=,
Misa !Sabel, Scott, Curries' Corneis.
ape it last 'week' with her :grandpar-
ents,. Mr;•• and .'11Irs. Jas. MacDonald.
•We „:sor-----'1;TTer-fetieir%iif,-,
gendr Barkvvell bas' n�t been 'as
well as his many friends would like
to 'See, him., At present he is ;a pat-
ient in Mich l'sBOspital, Tor-
onto.: :
• .Arrangententst-are"---being--reade
enlarge. he ParamOtint Hall for
• the Easter dance. • On Ap, 6th. Ad.
mission 28c. Ladies' free; ,Hogan't 6-
plep,`e Orchestra „will furnish .musie.„.
Booth. • ••
Enioyiahle Play At Loehafith •
The play "Here; Conies Charlie"
put on it the •Lochalth Hall on Fri-
d'y night 'before a • packed 'hotise,
brOuglit honor to the character, by
thr .able acting Of 'their. parte:. as
VT11 .as the high and educative start --
&lid 'of the play. The work :of the
artors on: the, stage was an Object
leqtbri Of what unielfiSh ineltiatrY,aMi.
,good, training Will do, and and which are
often • greatly . 'neglected in rural
edniiniiiiities:: It was a three -act plat
which took :three hours to enact and'
Wat: crainMed. With entertaltunent fl
thn only-. *Mit ;One • &mid find
v•rat that it was too short.. A 'darted
folleWed Whi, well Patronized,
The PinYers were ' jean
Grant ltori PinlaySon, Cyril'Willinmr
Piqink Metenhan,,- Murray 'Metal-
'arit% 10134 lVtelterodriek,. Mrs. D.
A. McIienhani !John and ,Tiilary
.10,son Fin-
nnil Clara ,MeNendriek.
lack 'keintosh. hAtt
tA, 164i' i'o,o heeul Of, dattle b feddin0
1144‘,•oi •Pl1age.:'614 tulViSes haying it
thototurli1V thaVed out 'before tiffet-,
3t lx flw'stock.
iqra, Tanr P115ilfl is 1101110.•*tfi5W
w1-1,00 An10
tot ytiotfoi,.4 wh� had -fhb
• PARAMOUNT th • F. IV, O.
Para,.
,the
-The
Meeting, was opened ty.. singing the
Maple Leif .,after. Which the Lord's
prayer
prayer was 'repeated in unison.,
paper On "Habits" prepared bY Miss
• Mary McLean was i.read by Mrs. J.
%Atter. • Mrs.: J. 'Hamilton. " then
Sang solo' which was follOWed, by
.a reading from • Eileen Henderson.
The- March 'Meeting of ,the
mount U.F.W.O. was held at
home of Mrs. • Wm. McGill.•
sOlO hy 'Mita Irene- Barlewell` Was
followed lAy the •answering of the
question in the February, iddlitin: by
Miss Ethel • Martin. Miss 'Isabel
Jainieson sang a Sole,. atter. Which
a round of Irish jOkes took p ace.
•Miss Edna :Wolfe' -ind Mrs. -J.. T.
Webster then favored, the meeting
with ,readings and. ,the _meeting
c1�sed with the singing Of the
/stational Anthein.:
Thd
Ap1114in-athig whihTWillbw
in charge', of Mrs. If: Ensign will he
held in ParamountRall on April 17.
The roll call is to'i be answered by'
my faYoriate 'flOvier or vegetable and
hints' on gr,pWing • it,. Program :Coni,,
Mrs. , J. Webster • andMrs ANTI
Irwin.. ' Paper a 't6 be .prepared hy
Mrs. Claire Irwin and„ Miss Verna
1629 NORMAL ,GWAIMATES
RETORN THIS FALL
•. The , Minister Of Education Makes
the • following announcernents With
regard to' Second Year Nornial
Courses, corninencing in September
Of 1934 rind 1635,
. ,
1. Interim .dertitleates issued in
'july .1630 to•teachera wilibe extend-
ed erre Year. If they Wish to con.
tinne teaching after that date,' they
*ht. be required to 'retint for thr.
•SC8Ond Year isiortnall Sehobl Course
4.enternber".1985. • „ •
,2 Teacliera 'who tOninletedthe
-
'Firat tear ,I4Ortha1 Sehnal petirSe ir.
'629 `Mid' whs Tnter ertifi7
Pates .were extended t� Idly '1084.
will be Allied -to leettirn, to Illortnal
School hi order to take .tlieir Seen
Year ',CoUrse itt SenteMber "I034, Or
nelinrmish • •th'ett, ',peiattona. tbi§
dotttse :gly.ttat ehell 0 the
I;lormal
Con May hObtainett , the. Dn:
Piitt MIMS* of EiltidattOW,
tfl tO, break her.
11
HIGH
'SCHOOL BEAT • •
' SENIORS.. OVERTIME
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P404;14111
*AND iliFORMATIO
FOR
, BUSY FARMER.
Furnished hy -ins Ontario DePartalauf of AirrimiltPre)
, .
Rebooting Cattle, P4'.°Ce,4§Ing," SOas to eeeure 4 141:ie
4)9e*4ee ba4 Poveci: t*: great
..rePeel.olie4nitaegree tdofsirThalo(1°.tslial, aI3anc,i°ani-k.:fst
iPe'rOa.sp j general prgduction:
advantage .frenr.. evert. 0,44dpc9.,*, Of
:deb:041141g •.cOininerPial cattle,and a
great beneAt, Weald ,aPerue to the
• livestock ilidiAtrY.,if AB' ceininereial
P4t10., !Were- ilehorriedt • Every • effort
shOuld therefore' be Made to attain
, , .
this object, and it inOre *ha!' nlerite
the, 1getivo, ,oupport,:agd co-oberioion
qt,.tho•,,pr'03§. and all institutions
'and organizatiOna interested in .he
stOck industry to -PPPOurage••the
practice of • ildhorning • 'all •:hOrned
con-iMerPial cattle 'between Marali.-1,
and Atiril 15 or daring the month. of
October. • • •
Champion Egg Eaters •
44though, 'compared .114th some:
ocixer countries. the Per capita, e6n-
oi poultry., in Canada is
i•ciai4vely low,, Canada retami: ths
4g-eating.'•championship, With gub
uolen „of -eggs consumed per head.oi
ouikja-tion in.. 1632.1 While the aver-
age consumption of ! poultry by each
inhabitant of the United States in
. .
•
which 49011.nda. were , hens anti
chickens. Altogether 112,241,206 lbs:
of poultry and eggs has been 'rela-
tively *ell, maintained. In June 'Mat
year, 'according= to the buUetin, "The
Agricultural tSituation," iistied by
the 'Doininfon Department of •;1Agri-
culture, the number • of hens and
cbickens, on farms in, ,Canada • was
54;943,000. " ' •
• , •
. .
Soft Bacon • .
The further' .expansion .• of ••oui
bacim trade with 'Great Britain • de-
pends to a large extent' upon qualk,
iiPPrOveznent • Recent. advices &rob -
the ,British maarket criticize our sup.'
Plies •on the scOre fitiderfinisli in
alarge---peteentage..-of•-"bacon-) sides;
as „inglicated.,:. by softiies§ and habbi,
• Less. •This soft' -flabby' baCon is. Most
likeiy" the .'.oroduct of underfinished
hogs,' of which there are considerable
Ourriber being marketed at yards
and ',plants in Canada at the present
. • • • , ,
Of time. The remedy Hee With the pro;
160`4pauthcs,!1;r"ii M.L.aeicD40:itsatuld.dinG4etTioTrvieiceoty
ducdr in. holding. back_ unfinished . hogs'
„meat cases,' 'another week Or 'so
----V‘Tith-,.-7a4band---of---litat --throated
ilik_fceci_would_put_on_the 'finish se
necessary for the 'making • of firm
studenta_elieering_LthPM_on,
-bacon. All hogs Of bacon and , select
high school •hockeyteem administered
a '5 to 4 beating to the •Senior team eights sh!snici he properly finished
at 'their weights7 Underfinish as
on Thursday night It was "Punch"
44aciDanald's goal, in
about eight detrimental as overfinish, and in this
case; is a very .1serlinis Oh -Stacie to
-
minutes of overtime that decided • the
,
issue and gave the scholars ,a. victory efforts being made to popularize
Canadian bacon with • the British
that they had worked. hard for duf-
Mere ?hart $2,099 InPries
• . •Offered ,For Malting Barley •
Province.,iskaJl suited,
the gowtng of: .ftrat-el ass, thelting.
barley and with the purposes:of. en, •
CO:nroging. the :.efforts :Pt' Ontario
farMerif in producing. this rop, the
Ontario and'7,0,ebe'q 'Brewing Indu
try has 'offered Prizes' aineunting t' •
•well over two, thousand dollars, This
was the,;:reeent annotindernentof
Koh. Thomas L. Kennedy, Minister '
• If , Agriculture for Ontario.
All 'Ontario fariners will be elig,
Tble for competition,: and the • media
nted forAxhibiting will 'inclu'de .the
Winter 1Seed Fairs, Ceinbined Field •
•oriip COranetitions; and. • the • Fall
Fairs, •sixty of which: have _already
ieenT-seeci4e.
'Prizes .at' the Winter and: Seed •
rairs Will total sOrne two. hundred
Ind Afty dollars. l'Conthined Field .
Crop cempetitions have been. a.lot- •
over one .thousand dollars; ,and
• Fall • Fairs .a ' similar amount: Much. ,
prizes, and:, 'details.' of: •competition,
vill_be__Under_Lthe_administrati.QP ° of ;
.the • Superintendent of _Agricultural
*clocieties, , J. ',A. ' •earroll,' Parliament
. . •
luildings, Toronto. •' • '
In c,olifiec‘tiOfi with the Field Crop
r'lonipetitions, societies lieVe teen
•
-;liosen In areas particuhily well
etiited to producing the desired qual-
'ti of barley. ••-
• All competitors notAt be paid-up
members of.. an ;Agricultural Society,.
There ?Mist be. at 1^oSt fen., entriesy
'Ind not: less than: ein:ht erOps in-.
Ipected, °It is further 'required 1 that,
•:,.artly Registered cf. No..; 21'.-
larley be sown, and: that the, Mini,
'num,. acreage -be • five :acres. 'In Cas,e
_whereat.,_%fielc1.___entereil.• 'for Pornpeti7
tion CoinpriSes ;.:rriore than 'five l'acres'
--e-entire field will71.3W1-3-niited. •
• Before a coinpetitor :can qualify
fora prize, 'at least fifty bushels • of
the crop Must be cleaned to Grade
NO:A. °inspection will
be 'Made• without cost, and •barley
-rust be ready ter bin inspection
nig theentire game. • s . Every hog raiser is asked and . finn grading not later than
, ,- •
The first period was scoreless; butt° ,Oner.a„te .to the best of his abil-..PrTernber Prizes in each Cornpe...
the second period wasn't two Minutes Ity! . • • .tftion will be awarded as' follows
old when Bill Hewitt ,ritled a hard . .• : . • First, thirty, dollars, Secerid, tWenty.
shot from Outside the d ente a - 'W‘ler-r7.--P-t!tatibns , • L-twen-t4,---dota-rs•
caught the top of the net to put ' Where manure °is not -applied to Fifth; ten dollars - and SiKth, five ,
the B. S. in the. lead. Kenny Camer- raspberry plantation's until the dollars.
.on Went to •work and tallied 'a: pair spring, a cover crop it also advisable Winter and Seed'. Fairs will in
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of counters with'. Andy Orr ..getting to :prevent too late growth of cane.-'einde, Guelph Winter Fair, OttaiVa
the third for the Seniors before the As the advent of mosaic disease is Winter. Fair,South:Western Ontario
period endedmaking, it advisable to. renew plan- Corn and Seed Exhibition. , ,
, Doug •Clarke made it: number two tations more . frequently, the grower barn. Quinte District Seed Fair, and
fer, the students early in the third Who is unable to get- large qtiantites the :OttaWa, Valley Seed --Fair. At
period' on a .pass from Bill Jewitt of manurewill„find that :shorter ro- r-adli of theler' exhibitions," .fifty, dol..
and it remained for • "Punch" Mac- tation lends itself more,to the cover lars will 'be distributed in 'prizes,
Donald to rifle the next two goals to crop and Mulch system, for each Eighteen dollars in prize Money has
tie ' and score, after Stewart Gem; new 'plantation may be preceeded been abitted to each . of , 'the Fall ,
eron had scored the Seniors 4th goal fbr a season by a crop Of clover or Fairs, or a -total of ten 'hundred and .
.and-:lateirf :alsike ',which, When tiuned over, will, eiglitydollarS,
• the Winning, COunter." • leave, the soil in excellent condition No exhibitor 'mat. win a prize at.
'The entire teariraliewed plenty of for the new ;Plants:40n. This Method More than One' Fall Fair. Thit, how-
determinatiOn. and coinage,' , With Of renewal, say every six -years, -ith ever, wilt not debar • the elibiler
Clarke', MacDonald and Jewitt being Proper green :manuring, . cover trop from eompeting, at one of the la -f -Fre.
hows' :Or inter fairs. Barley. •
while Tiihir" Greer-andlith-Hender- of commercial-lertilizerar will be .'ind0..ed: on its snitebilitv _for •
Son teamed' up well on defence. • der it Possible for raspberry' grow- malting, not for seed. The points „de= !,
Ws Huston did: the bell -ringing ing :to take its place beside orchard, sired' in barley fpr malting; in order
and- handed ut five Penalties,two mg, in being more ,or less inddpen-' of relative importance 'are sonntilnesS, •
going. to 'Tete" Agnew, ii goal for dent of the .failmg andincreasingly size and , uniformity of kernel; free-
the4eniorsi-but -during-his -resta-in_.expensiv_e,..suPply_oLmannie: dom from other :grains; and free-.
'th.,'pen, • brother Howard filled the
gap and no -herrn came, Howard Ag-
new, • Bill Hewitt , and Bill,. Jewitt
mere; the Other 'offenders.
High gen091-,G0iti, C. Finlayson;
defense, •Greer and Henderson.; cen-
tre; Jewitt; wings, Clarke and Mac-
DOnald; Alt. Hewitt; G. JoYnt, N.
Todd and B. MacKenzie. • I;
SeniOrs-Goal, Harold Agnew; de-
fense, "Agnew, Thompson; • centre,
MacDonald.; Wings, K. Camer,bn and
McCartney; Alt., 'Orr, S. Cameron,
tyle-nms-r-ngtrosive--,0-ir-tire-ittteck;
,
•Neas. Egg Gra'
des •
,
• The revised Dominion egg' grad-
ing 'regulations recently passed • at
Ottawa are 'no*, in, ierlp in Ontario
for all. shipments. TheiffOrmer grade
names of fresh ' specials,"fresh ex-
tras, firtts; seconds,"Pulleta extras,
etc,; dec.; has been ehhnged -to 4,1,
A, _13_,',..and ''0, 'with, different eight
"elessifiCations within each grade., '
The .chief, purpose of the • revision
is to • enable tbe.-• farther to bet:paid
on a quality' basis, as . well as mak-
ing it possible for • the cOnstrner 'to'
'WILL 1HE NORTHERN ••••••.••••••••......
. . . HOCKEY LEAGUE CONTINVE ,tietilleerwalatit;o,41,,ea-ttr.,2)tvsetideeisitilbtuyeitt ri..piet." FISId.N4'.AY!sAi3REI;EERA'S,(Tvni.‘i,' ows •'' •
.lialf-eate •tirider gracte on examin- • .
'the Palmerston Hockey Club. Is ation • :nifd ' suitable penalties . 'are-6.erd", A ;hockey clubs in the district made' fin' limy liffilitgernent. " ' : ....1.th-The Only 1) wilt illi'ill rl 1 ta
Urging h '
, .. neeettary to go fithing en ihj -Alztit.•
defined roughly, ' Goderich ,to New
nog Outlook, Vaverable. . land river • it 'the ' Attbilrif sei,P:on ,
'Hamburg to Elmira' to . Orangeville .....
to ,;Stayrier ',and Owen, &Mid to. ap- these :dayi is a pair of tnilher boritt ,
•• Wile it is likely 'there ' Will be and a basket. The spring. ileod ,has
point represletitatives . 'to - attend a
'soirid temporary . price declinestcbit. Parried ithittillerable . fish,. 'Inc;inding:,f.
proposed 'meeting , in April. The
., 'big , the, present. :year, the ,,00&i, 6f black 'bats and -:speckled" .t6ut„ Into ,
,cafestiOn,,,hefore. this proposed theetg
hog" :: prices ariettis npWard. Market small ponds in , fields, na3Otittne ate
ing would . be whether . 'to trY and .,___
ttipply, prospects are for, a inocieratO river. When the, Water receded, ilia
revive the Northern 'League 'or., :0
volume !iltiring! the firat• half 'Of the Ash were. left. ,Anburn fOlk -Ore
,
the 'other hand, seenre-anflielent sup -
year, followed by a fairly ttillostan= ing •in ;With long: "tubber hoots "imd
,:take 411,,,oe 60ottoil formerly 6,0vd1,0,8 eat '' inereate!:• Prospeats -ter , -*expert 'ternitlg Opt: *.ith. hhotc,f-s • of fish,,
, . , ,.
part to Organize , another :league to
appear' to hes satisfactOry,,•and the caught 'With' the 'hands, Ther
the area
by e Nettlietti. ' . .
1116: rlimeisolt,. ditit, ..,fems . that restirtetions ')eXI:sting ' on ,e3eportS. fewgiictieiv.in 'the" hspertinalt... '
4;.frOili. tOrelgir 'dOtititile0 getiltig to ' , ' t. -6-=,•,•,-;-t----`-,'-',- * ., stalan IS necessaryast the .1,1Otte
nrn ,
AO EritiAlt, 'market hre working 1.c(otti tirdiAtitt-44tileid gy : CO ti '.
-littk• :Ong frem,-tait;to' .worseitintil
fig tomi the case ;this, , 'Seaton, • the Ojill'ii l'eii.esnahlrtOWM11. atahli.).0.41eit •VariPt- bil4fitort .- 1 ''i, - --- .y- - •
6.f,.ttioo•sl, 1)(61t0 tile',PtOent'i!..4,:t.F-
.:' - '' ' ••"..".0h, 1§ if 1' WO:4'V it'l,'
Leegire itiii8li' is '''.W.'nii•tie4, -lin)" h°641:' able ettiett0'utlbeli - hi proventent-iii ' ,.07`e.4e..-ere'; t.iii? -you sold me .001'01
Otiellitillt 44,.." : .: ' : . *‘ . • btcoilint ' -teddinit, taiedion 'Ind 'po )01tryl'i '
dorri from -weed seeds and and iilert
matter. •• . ' '.: •
•
Concluding, his, remarks. on:
stihjeet; • Col: 'Kennedy Said: •"While
T heartily endorse', any m6verneut•
designed to encourge Ontario ihrin-,
the action Of the Ontario and ,
.QUe4hee 'Brewing Tndustr imuld
liaVe an even' :niore important re- •
quit than 'Ionly • raising the standard
for malting ballet. I lbok for
finite • iniproVernent in nil Onthri'o
barley; whether groivn. for traltinp,"
feeding, or ;AnY other purPOse.
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