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'THv&SDAY, MAT 26th,, 1921.
THE " •M O LSON,S IAN
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The Molsons Bank.wants every farmer to feel that he base
a real friend inthe Vianager,.that ,he will receive ,a hearty'
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welcome'and Can safely diseuss With him liii'Moiieyneeds.
S. .R311),. •MANAGER, . LUCKNOW BRANCH
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DURING
FARM MACHINES and .REPAIRS•
hH.C," Tractors. and Engines; ,
Geo. • White & Son Threshing'' Mac hines;
Louden's : Litter Carriers; Stalls, Stancions and
Water .Bowls;
Frost's Coiled Wire and Woven Fence;
Connor's , Perfection. Electric Washer;
Ganglia', Whites; aiid Lee ming Pianos. .. ,
• FOR SALE BY Ft -
We W•-•. LUCKNOW.a.
ESTABLISHED 1872.
HEN you start . your child-
ren's Savings Accouinta take
them with you 'teethe Bank.
Let the see . what:tthe Bank is.
:.like. and impress them with the , fact
that successful "Grown ,i)p" business
men and womenare doing just the .
f same thing with , larger .:amounts.
The 'Lesson will not . be, wasted!
DAIK =HAMILTOI
1[sUCKNOW BRANCH -J• A. G1ennie, Manager ,
EDITORIAL ;TAM. • .
A court ',of industrial - relatiarle
down in the state of Kansas • has
made a ruling that women who4ier-
form lien's work are entitled to the
same wages as men. This toot may
some day have to decide as to: .what
is men's work and women's work.
no easy task wheli•woinen are enter-
,i[ig almost every walk- of. life .i
wA Chicago fudge :recently sentenc-
ed • two convicted pickpockets to at-
tend church every Sunday, for six
consecutive t inntha, One Scarcely
• knows . whether • to regard, this • as a
• slander on the church or a compli-
ment to it. • If , the purpose ofthe
sentence was to punish the criminals
it was a rather. Yard" one on the
church; but if the judge expected
that .the regular attendance ati
church would tend to reform 'the
thieves. thepreacher might well feel
complimented.
Among , the thoughtful and sens-
ible element of .thepeople there is
no sympathy being expressed for the
.murderers Hotrum' and McFadden,
recentlY~ennuenene4 t . death at Tor -
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or-e.u., #t J c .,,t' . ouwi Oa 'risen
ne-
ap. lli,l.-. +.-••• ,••►e sl•ui,ittals nad ne-
ti°.J Alio' juries hook a
re w' hours 'in agreeing - upon a ' •ver -
diet may be accounted for by• .:the•
natural reluctance. *of many men' t •
make a pronouncement .,which •virtu=
ally,coidemns another to death. The.
action : of the:. juries, ,however, will
have- the approval. of sensible peopte
throughout the country. .'Men. such
as those condemned:are.`not. fit to be
at large, and. it appears that,: there is
still an element of the human race
which' can be restrained ,from violent'
crime' only by`the:fear of death- The
tate of the Garfrelllrothers ` and
the capture and conviction' ,_.of • the
laiionto gang will have •a sobering
tttiect upon Otte; 'young ,men who im-
tigiie that law -breaking can
be carCar-
ried on i>, real life with as -much im-
"Miiity' as it appears to be in the
',movies , tr the . cheap.' novel:
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HON. JOHN • OLIVER,.; B C.
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SPROING POTATOE
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•Absolutely Necessary to Prevent
Blight and Rot.
Bow ter. Fight These Fungus En•emies
:Directions for, Spraying -•-Mast
' 113e .Timely and Be `. ThoroughI-
Done• .
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(Contributed 'by Ontario :Department 01
'Atirtcuiture, Toronto.). -
Potatoes are sprayed to :prevent
such fungus diseases as Early Plight
and . Late Blight and Rot, •-E®cient'
spraying depends upon an. under-
standing - and appreciation of what
fungus d$seases are.
Fangos • diseases " are .caused by .
•plantsknown as fungi. These plants,, a
unlike ordinary, . powetinti }plants,
have no 'green coloring matter;
(chlorophyll), and are unable there-
fore to. manufacture their own food.
All 'their nourishment must- be ok-
tained • from •decaying • animal • or_
vegetable remains or •*from living
animals or plants. Those fungi which
derive their nourishment front living
planta .i!ijure them in so doing in
various ways, and •thus, give,riae to
what are known as fungus diseased
Late Blight and Rot is the most
destructive disease et potatoee in
Ontario. In wet seasons it frequently
destroys' a very large proportion of
the crop and causes a loss of many
thousands of dollars' to the fanners
of the province.. This is to a large,
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