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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-07-21, Page 5- 4' • a • iE latroKimtow SENTINEL frulal.$ll AY, JULY 21st, 1 1. S dealers in . Ford cars, and part and, parcel of the Ford:. Organization, we realize how . tet. l' h saccepted.'ethCanadian.faniily y � a Ford Car . as an: institution. • As a source of 4domestic content- ment, of wholesome pleasure for the children and convenience everyone, the service of the. Ford is to a lar e,degree .a family service. Let .us call at, your homeor place of business and: demonstrate' that Ford. car your family would so : much ap-. preciatoo OUTSTANDING CEREALS U.A.C. Bred Varieties of Oats,. Barley and Wheat. an Actual, Competition They Lead All Rivals—Thls' Means. an Annual Gain .of Millions. of Dollars to the • 'Co i intry. • (tltributed: by Ontario Department..of griculture, Toronto.) , ' Approximately five m llioai acres are devoted annually to. the grain'I •Drops in Ontario. About three;flfths,, 'or this acreage is used` for oats.. Oats.1,,Ai.though there, "are about one hundred varieties' of oats grown in general Cultivation in Ontario about two-thirds•'of the entire "bat' erop consists. • of two; varieties, viz., the Banner. and the 0. A; C. No. 72. • The Banner: variety of oats was in troduced at least, twQ score years ago 'under the "name of',Vick'g` American Banner,' Itwas the leading variety, of oats in .Ontario' for a number of years, and is `still prominent in some 'localities. Tp" a 0.. A. C. NQ. ,72 variety of oats originated .at the Ontario Agricul- tural College , from a single seed in 110.3. It has been included in the regular College •experiments for the pant thirteen and in the co-operative experiments over Ontario in each of the past seven years. The average results 'for the thirteen -year period, in bushels of grain per acre per annum, has been 86 for the 0. A. C. No. 72 and 75jor the Banner. Ii] each of ' .the past nine years the 0. A. _C. No. 72 -variety has given a higher yield per acre in the average 'results ...than any other kind with which it was tested throughout Ontario Wtth- in the past four years the standing flel'd crops of the 0. A. C. No. 72.oats have taken from three 'ie. four times am:many first prizes as • those df the Banner variety in the ' Field Crop Competitions -throughout ;Ontario; ,,• -' The. grain of the 0. A: C. No. 72 var• iety of oats has taken_ the, Champion- ship prize' at the Ontario Provincial Winter Fair in: each of the past: dive years,. ' The .0. A. • C: No 3variety of oats is •• about Oen days earlier' than the .Banner,produces' a . medium length :of. straw and grain which has alower peecentage -of-.-hull--than-an-y--other • named" variety -tested at the College. It is •particularly well suited for mix - inn with barley when it' is desirable 'to• grow '•these two. grans in combin- ation; a practice now being followed' 'by. •many . stock :farmers throughout . •the province.. ' Barley^Forty_ years ago' the Conti - i -r' wed. • arl,ey wa grown • almost exclusively in Ontario. In• 1889' the llandscheitri .barley. was tested '.at the' College for the first. time. 'Atter proving, its worth in an experimental way it was distributed' throughout-u.t-�Qntario,:.-through the-me- diuun.of; the•.Experituental Unioh, and became. generally grown over "the pro-. _Vince. This was.: a�decided. ..improve- ment' over .the fornier variety. 1,' ,The ;Ct;.-•A .-No:•-2•I barley --orifi mated:• at. the Ontario. Agricultural. College from a'single seed in 19'03. _,Aa.tl e.ih.en_papill.a:i':-'liandScliettri:Rtas an improvement over :'the ' Commou Six-rowed,so_the 0.=:h C. No •21 is an improvement Over the meiia- scheurt-. Largeiy through the into iif"'titese variette9'the•average: yield per acre of barley has. increased • 20 • •per• "Cent. • in the. last - '.eighteen, years.' as compared with the eighteen • .years previous.. "-"`--Spring.,;Wheat.=—`"rfev-Witd- robs variety• of spring 'wheat 'which has 'The Red. Front Hardware iksummer Requirements h .p • . Screen Doors acid Windows. Screen Wire all widths. . Granite and Tinware FORD' DEAL'E'R WICK LUCKIVOW • • Who Hesitatef •:1314Pg 4642' -.11:2"htt-' Ea* • • •.siisEttwoOps FOR SERVICE E. AITCHISON: - phone -47; • educed ^• prices. :Auto Coaster, Wagons at 25 .per :cent re-' duction. ,e- duction. Y - Perfection Oil Stove. Gold." ,1edal Binder Twine, ' Plymouth' Rope; Slings made to,order. Bicycle and Auto: Accessories.. :Threshers' Supplies; Leather and Rubber Belting. RAE & PORT OUS.. RES. PHONE 121. 5 PHONE 66. a Do you find yourself ' 'unable''to sleep:well? Are you.iriritated• by trifles? Do. small.troubles look big to you? . Do you start at'sud'den.noises? 'Are you unable to concentrate long' on any one thing? It so, there'ssornething wrong with your 'nervous system. These are danger signals. DR. MILES' NERVINE — $1:20 , will soothe. the irritated' and over -strained -nerves. -° Juit-one Or -two doses helps Nature to* restore, them to their normal functi,,zte. Guaranteed TRONG cOnitipaitiVp: yew' Will find' Mums' LiVstt Pzu.seffeetive in JOHN SUTHERLAND & SONS, Ltd, s -Guelph,. Ont., Insurtnice, Fire and_ -„--been Ontario for :many -is, however, a:clitrurn wheatiland is more suitable for the' manufacture of . The• gamuts variety • of spring-. • .,,INCREASED. PRODUCTION ;Sr loose .leaLtObicco sales '-warehouse .• Wife)rt. he receive -A 'Ks' sales Slill'and custontary Are • • hzyik.B. .bank Cheque was missing.' • , money. tor this- here-tubaceol" The sales sheet was- donstaced. *" • day -of the Inri:itniitih; :It'atec8; • not only. a geod. yielder, but it IS a .wheat of excellent quality for .11read production, and. one which is increa,s- Provinces And in Ontario. In the Experiments at 'Guelph it , occupiea fourth place inLayerage yield' per atre of. twelve varieties -of spring. wheat 1.1trililier'•-thii,--"t he -expense for • for flour PreductiOn -War 'if Winter Wheat. -=-The..• Dawson's Golden Chaff .va.riety of winter wheat - 1881; and has been grown exten- 'for ..selling Y.ouk• tobacco •amounted, to for • London Ontario' c'ire', 'than the' .tobacco ,Wat. worth. You still owe. us 59 cents,' eXplained .. W.;ti that's all righ , I gueas;' laut Yeara. It has a stiff straw, beardless 1 a.n,t 0.t ii, cent wall. met , . . head, red chaff; add White grain. 'of y nie tom quality for read pro7 :A..F.•& A.M., G.R.C. 'Old Light Lodge befOre :the full meon, in the Mas- onic _ Havelock St., Luckriow; • ov.i,r ,r.e. rive bring along ti.lcittti with you at, i wt: will call u week the colored:man ap- peared in tbe office with two..chickens, "Here are the „chickens." '4:Sure—but you' didn't. hiVe 'to bring -two of them, 'one. 'would* have otherload of tobacco.'" yatid'has. been very- popular. with the , farmers of Ontarie. • Whiter Wheat originated at the Otir tario Agricultural College as a cross between the •Dawsott's Golden. Chaff %Bo• sses a tall comparatively stiff straw,. bearded head ;-red- th ft.ff' and 'red ',grain- - of good' quality.- It is a vigorous. _grower,_.arid.itythe. experiments at Guelph has given a:larger yield per ii&e and hale killed' bilt losrbi- the winter than.' either. of its Parents. In, the co-operative experiments throngh- out •Cintaria for the last foul' yeara has headed the list hi yield:Per acre' .,,It is generally recognized 'that, in a comPa/atively new country such as Ontario there is .a tendency for a gradual .decrease in croP prciductiOrt Luckndw Lodge meets every Friday 'evening: at 8 o'clock in their Grand, •Robt. Johnston; Vice" Grand,1 Arai. Barbour; Rec. See, E. Aitchi- son; Ain, Sec,_Dr. Paterson; Treasr We teat Wedn.eday and Situr- Will alSo -buy 'quantity- nr-good "cedar ,logs. WICAPRECIATE YOUR.' GRAND TRUNK 'MTN For Information and Calendar write . . SLEEP Nu you do it well Just Ole or two doles of DR. HMIS, NERVINE—$1.20 will soothe the Irritated and over -strain; oftnetves. Guarahtsed Safe and Sure; SOLD IN LUCKNOW BX • An, Irishman returning home after gathering dollars in . Canada; decided to giVe his old father an outing. The old fellow had never been iri a per acre owing to the natnral deple- partment with much fear and ireful,- • ing and suggestive. to' note, 'however, ling, and with many outspo e antic ipationss of what woTtYlkhappen. 1 tion obtainable there has been an , actual increase oT front ten to twenty Suddenly the train dived into a '•per eetit. in yield per 'acre et three tunnel,.and as suddenly the old chap's of ihe principal farm crops of Ontario fist hew out and dealt his son '8'hetty . for the last eighteepiyears as com- , pared with the ,prev ous period of blow on the nose. • • ' eighteen years. This increase in yield . "tie jebers," 'he roared, "Oi tould ber acre for -these .three erops, reclt yes something would hipper), Orin wieti at thar1W-Pil6e8' his made in • 'Th rohibition jokes do not ap- • "But," said his friend, "•I like therm • I am fond of dry humor." "Bone-dry" is designed to keep men irmit going tie the 'doge. .. efts.* hlainei estimated inerease in money value of RIZINKWALTE EI.ECTRIC WIRING. -• PIPELESS Hay.- Fever SUMMER CO1;DS, ASTHMA, ' .spc0 many a holiday. RAZ MAH Positively stops these troubles Sneezing, %vetoing, coughing, weeping eysa aren't necessarY--- Unless you likhe being that way. $1.00 at Our druggist's or write Templetoria, Toronto, for a' fret trial. • SOLD BY G. .ABlAS'FiNin THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE TORONTO Unexcelled, Dining Car Service. Sleeping, cars On: N.,ight Trains and. ' Parlor Carp on Principal -PAY-. " • Full informatiol from any Grand Trunk Ticicet -Agent or - mg, District *Passenger Agent, 'Tor - F. F. Phillips, Agent, Luelow OZER:11171W Clone. lt taper and A ever. raauy knot! •