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For gattlemeh
Alberta Ranch Country Hones
To Get Out of the Red
Ten lean years are over 'for the
ranchers of , Southern Alberta
they look ‘ferward. to a ,year'otipien-
,: ty of regd.. and, perhipsplentY of
,money..
"Give' up decent Prices tjs fall
• .
and ,we'll been Our feet again;r, Was;
the comment of icattlemen .attendl
x on an stam"
pede. •
,
• For: a decade Alberta ranges were
over?grazed,' herds •-depleted and
prices tar below cost of firOduetinh.'
0!....„ • ' Grass .is Abundant •„•
This Year 'grass is 'abundant, par-
' ticularly in the' southern foothilli.
Ground devoid.of grass. for .years
has been a green blanket:. cattle .
are In fine shape ahd market- pros:: .
pects are good. •
• "The foothill country is, generaV•
`..IY7thehest I. have ever leen' It'in
the P st. 22 years " id pre‘itior--.
.( . Carlyle, manager of the Duke
of Windsor's E.P. ranch near High
River.
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• • • pOuting
' Revenues L.n
,Tke statement Of operating re-
'Yealies• and Operatiag expenses ofi•
the-Cgpadian•
STatent for the month:.
Of lune issued at Montreal. shows
,Operating revenues,. were $13,702,-
, 344 as ".eompared with 5.16.e94.,901... in
1907. • Operating, "expense
were 514,472;826' against *16,656,713,
dusrtio;geatrh,e e,orreoPel4t7.g''Peri°d''t
4
• For the elk Months period ending.
.Tune 30, operating: revenue s were
;42,759,,559, ,agaixist 504,906,314 in •
year.thae9rorepsePr°ant idni : expenses R.e,(1. • I
ot last
t
1 a sot
June 30 Of this Year:. Were'. $88.439
541, 'compa'red. with $88.828,3664 for
Abe timilar.pdrjod of 1937. .
•The sittemariei
• Month of, June
Operating retr•enties‘, 1933..
708,,•244f 4987, $16,591,901;• Decrease •*
$2,38,0,657; ;
•• Operating Expenses, 1938: *14.;
472,286: 1937, 815 656 713' Decrease
$1.183,§87• • . •
; Net revenue. deffeit, .1938: 8770,-
58•?.; 1971r5135;ISS; Decrease •$J,
205770. •
Aggregate to. ',Moe '10th. .
•'Ofierating Revennes '1938, *82•,-.
' 759,559;, 1837,194,890;314; Decrease
''$12,286,755. • •4 .• ;
•OUerating!Expenpes.,'
:1319i.5 47,115:.1987,•-$88,328:66; IncrOnie.;".
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,Nat Revenue Defidif..: 1633,
679,982; 1937, ,Se667.,,94S; Decrease,
*12,341,930: •
Flicfhtless, Rail -
• Worth $;00?,090
'This Rare .Bird fprra•SOuth At- •
. lantic Has. NeveroBeen
Cao-
tured Alive-ITry And, Get •
One. •
•
•
Want to fry •your- hand on ••
, treature hunt, with $5,000,000 as
a. prize if you are lucky? They
say the old rorpan'tie days of such
expechtIons, are over but don ,t
you believe it. True, it's not the"-,
doubloons or pieces -of -eight that
await the. lucky finder: In.,fatt,-.it
is' only a bird, and 'a•snutll one at
that. But it's worth alive, a cool'
five •milhon. Or so they say. ,
The bird it allightless rail, and
is found only, on Inaccessible Is-
land (there's a name for those
, with ..the spirit of adventure!) in
:
the South Atlantic, This rare bird,
looks like's. small black chick and, .
da_long„slehtler-legs-and-shor ,
Monnted. Slieeintett 'Oel3:
• A mounted specimen has been.
presented to the American hIns,
lourn,-,of ' Natural •History by the,
Augnst, G. Partridge, ..Avhe
Captured7it.'whehlhe Was British.i"
• Commissioner on Tristan da Cun-
ha. the 'wolr's loneliest island.
Said the, Rev. : Partridgei• . "A
live • specimen: of .the bird :itself
Weald be *o rare that it Would be
a good,b14 at $5,000,000. ; •
1Vor. than 20,000,000 poundof '.
crude rubber was shipped • into Ari •
• &alai last. year.
r emir)
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NEXT YEARS IRISES*
' One of the "mast" Reins which
'
many :gardeners have ,Marked • .
, down on their schedules for at-
tention during the next feWmeeks
is the Ordering of -,irises for snewi.
plantings,, or the improvement of
old beds,
:• linlike most garden' Perennials
the bearded irises can be set out
!daring the midsummer, ' In fact,,,,
• they are betterplanted then than:*
later itt the fall,when root growth
again becomes active:
No Other fleWer,se easily grown
at the iris has. such a wide range
of color coinbinations: Alinost
every color, shade and hue is to,
• be found ' in the petals of this at-
tractive flower: Becattse ',Of the
ease With Which it may 'bellyl)rid-
. ized; many imatent 'and professional plant.' breeders:have been;
Making thousands Of . crosses' yLear-
ly, With .the resale .k that Seedlings
have been grown, whick not only
prodhae, taller ahd better branch-
ed stalks, hearing More and larger'
.blossome, but new colors and col:
'or ceMbinations. have , been also
brought into existence.
• NTE:.
Full or prf time, tc sell ottlatilerftal Atte; and
,
weekly.
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Stank
'IwONEY MEE
tirseries
BOX 252 oNTAmo.
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TpF., FINEST PANSIES '
To glow the fitiest'pinSieS; seed.
Must be soWti at the right., time.
Planting during the ' first two:.
weeks of Augustresults in the
StrOngest, plants, •., though , early• ,
September is not too, /ate..it'One
; has a greenhouse, seed, May be
started indoors in January. :
\ Sow In August
While panty seed ' may be sown
•
in earlY, SPring: the practice ,isn't
recommended for tectioni where,
summers ,are hot and -dry. pan-
sies delikht itt a Cool' climate' end
to obtain the finest flowers gard-
criers in warm sectiont"riiiiii tole
their blooming period.,1o. fill in
7 the cool spring months. Since
•1,•pansies Eire tier.niais, August sow-
ing will give the plants • sufficient,
time to grow and develop for
spring display Of flowers. '
By- far the . best place' to= tow
in a'colgframei Yet 'a prepar- •
ea sheltered seedbed' will •give you
very geed resulti, also, Unless
, careful Attention, is paid' tothe
priration of the soili resUlts
• aro Often ditappointing: • . •
,IN•THE 'SHADE:
, .
Groend-OnVer: plants have an
„iMportant- part in the .soni4hu1ud
garden; taking the Pled° of grass
where it will not thrive and to fili
gaps in the flower bordel..s.' Blue'
earPct'.bligle (alive), white
lily-
of.the-va!Icy, light bine crested
irisand blue leadwort oiurnbagti,j
are flowering serts Which .do well
'itt the shade, a do the evergroch
Japanese sptirge,:,4)eriwinkie, the
bVetgraeik Winter Creeperp (eget:1Y'. •
nitts) in,. several varieties and the'
Baltic: ivy.
, , •
;',.Scjcncg-,
Synthetic Vitamin E
Vitamin E, Llle factor itt, nyAtrition.
that COlitrOle fertility and the abi •
lty to carry' the young to:Maturity
. end, birth, has' been Made Synthetic-
ally by Dr, Oliver .H. pmersinx,
the institute or:Experimental Pin -
Ogy, ilniVerSity. Of CalifOrnia, work -
Ing in the research laboratories Of
Merck & Co at;ROWaY, 19. This
thKvitamin w1Ioe existence . in
wheat germ oil and in lettuce Was,
deznonStrated, by Dr...Herbert: 114....
..Evans in his rescarelr' at the Uni- •
• ,yeisit o Califoinit'
,
Useall Ih Pelle04 •
Discovery of ,a !IOW': drug Whic14,."
It honed,„ will at:siSt Materially in ,
-the treatment -of. tufferert from pet»!
lagra, (a chronic:disease, due to diet
deficien-Cies), • was disclosed . at
England,' Iasi .wee1.1 by
cheinists who have ," been., experi'•
-nienling for -years •on -the rcimineend
derived from ordinary smoking to .
• tabldta. containing ,a drug which
Is named !`niccitine acid have been
found useful Iti Makiiig. goccd, defl:.
bleneiet; ef diet thatbalite many
:cases of pellagra in both the south
of the United:States and southern
European cities.
' Trips To The, MOO'
Regular high-powered. rocket.serIripe to the'rhoon may be expected
in the 4.`beniparatively near. future" If 7scientistscontinue to inerease
their -knowledge at they have in re-
. tent Yeart; Dr. Peter Ai. minfoun.•
AM PhD told , a .Eiwanii ..clikb •
Meeting in Toronto Iasi...week:
‘'Rocket trips to tile •.:M000 'Pre
/Inteli more.'feasible today than was::
the' inventlea:of television ,106 .years
ago,' Mr. MilliMan said.. •
•,,,Wind. lnAlte,StratoSnhel,•ef.
Wind sPeeds in ;the 'stratosphere,
One Of, ithe ”great'UnI,Mowile'k, of the.,;
•,Weather. •register tllem3clves on a,
new radio'direction finder,: at .the,-,,
Caiiicirnia. Institute • of •Technology,'..
•• • The ,finder Is an automatic weath-
er -man, who sits: on 'a reef,: and
cords the. vertical and • liorizontat'..
. •. • ..
• • angle of:.•tadio.• hallopee-sacb as,. the I
weather bureau:. 18, seruijug into:
the stratosphere to 'report 'tenapere- '
•ture.: humidity and pressure.'
;Attie has: hitherto. been ,known,
. about :stratosphere and Upper•,. alr
Mirrente •• ' •
•
' Neiv4nOeSioi,.,07Man
Dr...Robert ,Broent, South ••African
• •
. . .. •
• .seientitt...: reports the discovery of a
fossilized anthropoid , which he
•claims Is the:neitidat appr.oach to
.an'ancester- of. Men yet uncovered,
• •The:.._eathropoid's -remains Were..
.:•found ameng,:a deposit of hones: at. •
' 'Breccia in the Sterlistroom district• ,'
•."The.faCe . is unlike- that. Of;a ger-,
11a;being remarkably flattened and -
:the ntazZle Very ahert';'-Di-'ti'nnin •
;said.. Trlie :ear region. and thehlnge region f the lower Jaw are
'
• reizierkabli: „human, :,theugh.• Very.:
•-•,;-nmenti*Iarger. . .
4The,pkull• thOUghnot quitecom-
piete.ehoWs" el/66,01111g exCept.,:the
• IiiZe :Of .tile..brain: ;Half Of the &Co '
'15 preserved•with •:the'.W4ole. lower
halt nt the left 7side of the skull
'showineincluding the cheek a,rel!„..
!_eaVity.:anit..artitelation Of the
We have tt:'practiCally 'coMplete,
late With Mott Of, the •teeth and
a nearly .coMPlere lower 'jaw," he.
- Canada's Maternal
Deaths• Higher Than 'Other Countries
Of Equal Standards—Reme-
ut.o:
dial Steps to Be Suggested In
Near
Future, Skyrocket
' .. The new Child and. ,lifaternial.'Hy,-
, giene Divisina of the,PePartnleit of'
Pensionsand •Nationdt Health is. al-
readY..tnelting yrogresa••,-Witb•,a sur-•
. .. . , —
vei. le ,deterrain; rectors, Contribut-
ing;ttirEanada4 high: infant and
Maternal mortality •rate, ,When, the
Er.„...
survey ie. Om' 6,ted, It Will suggest .
relnedial '' tep'.. ta,.fineings• Indicate. :
Canada't, death rat :e is admitted-. I,
ly .hiilte•r 'than:it' thedid be, and Is '
poor . in Comparison •-41th two Or •
three .other`eetintries.eteemparlible '
•national Steck and condition of lite,
'officials her 'admit.- The:Child and •
maternal: mortality ,ratd, In riar'tiee-'
lay, le above that of Some Other',"
count ries Where Vig+Otle methods
' haVe been iotiiiileYed:,to.aasuite the
bab.y•-•a sate start irt like and to also.
'Make Maternity relatiVnly safe.
' ' ' •
• telephone time annotinceri•is be-
ing rungitipan average Of 3.40,-.
• 060 Aiines'a Wodt. •' • •
Lenden's autoniatie
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CORN SALVE
BUNION SALVE
FOOT POWDER
ihicommended
mit lotat,cicsitist
IAC" .
viltY Lig _tin
System Advocated
Suggested $aid'_ To Re •
Ckeetier'. Than Present Sys-
tem of. Road Illumination in
Ontario. •
'40ePtereee00(1..43, 0. Ilk,
•i:tel of Presten. Speaker of the Ont -
ado Leiisleture, a new Improved 2,
system of -highway lighting, Is new-
tkadei consideration by the twoVia-:
Cial Department ot Highways and
the Hydro:Electric, Power Conithip:
,., sten.
°
For SAN' DrIvin
The system wl be lastelled on
the • tieW. Preston -bait double hIgh--.
TY,a3".4 Copts'. are found -41 be farnr",;'
able •with the present highway
llghting syStem,-.The'-neW lighting
Plan; Which, It Is •cialined.uriii Make,
• safer . OriVieg.• and,' eliminate; '13ye'',.
stratawillembody underground
wiring.and the elimination ot poles. .
It wilt revolutionize the systelp at
•
present used on proVinCialhigh
-
wayeand will he .sernewhat similar
•
to that used on certain' highways' in
:Fiance. Under the, plan a lighting.'
-unit of portable , type three 'Net
• blgh 'along the highray, with. lights
, at various 'locations will be ,providli
ed, It is, believed' that the ,dostill•v
be 16wer, than the Present overhead
systeth,..
Mapy Old Laws
Are 8till Valid
Canadian Cities Have Ancient
Ordinances. On Their BoOks'.
That are Rather' Laughable,.
•
•:, EverY, Motorist in Vancouver
is lia.ble to arrest but it took. an in-
quiring reporter to find; it out. A
.study' of City by-laws Showed' one :
directing traffic to keep; to the •
'left had never been repealed, Van-
couver has been "keeping to the
:right'.' for 18 years!, '
'" cev7ii; .Pigs 'pia:14d
,1f you Muse' drive' your cows
; or pike along the streets of Ot-
tawa, it is as ,Well' to keep' ,thein,
et- Metcalf 'street: An „ancient city
by -la, e,ntedwhen, .Ottawa was
smalj and animals on the strdot,'
were common, made it an offence
to. •driVelhem atong this Central"'
•
thoroughfare:- .
• Meicalf. Was the first :Ottawa
street to be. paved . with asphalt
and the city 'fathers'Of that day
, Were sit.proud of it they decided
to reserve .it felt.' human ' beings .
andiAhorsek:--Thatturieifiin
Tough On Pedestrian* •
Halifax has its pwri group of old. '
statutes that have:never been re --
pealed and nimble pedestrians, al,
thnu4h unaware of it,' -were, also
:breaking the law' every timethey
jumped to escape being ;WC br-a
vehicle on, the streets.,
" ••' A city ordinance, never 'repeal-
. .
• • ed forbids the performances ‘. of
•• "Rope Walking or any othe? gyni:
• naitide or athletic.. feat on the•
stregts." .Apparently the law was
enac e. w en a patent Medicine '
vendor, to attract business stretch-
ed a rope across the street and,
Walked *across it. ,
• section banning Inibedles •
fromwalking:, on the streets on
"Sunchlrit-also still on the Fe -a -I.'
eautificaton Of
Ottawa Begins.
Under Supervision of Paris Ar-chitect The Long Range Plan
Is Going Forward•
'Jacquei.dre.ber, • Parisian •:atchl-
'1 feet-, .famous : on•tWo continenft for ,•
•
his tOWn-planning..• arrived. list
, 'eek in Ottawa to find • work Welt :
started on .the long range 'pled for'.
beautification rif the .tiationpl .capi=
. tat .he Sabi:nit:tee • to the. Govern-
ment .slx lnontlis ago.
. „, Chiet•arehiteet tor.the 197, Paris
' Expoiition and., neW denetiltant 111
Creation 'of, New York's 1939
World,. Fair •Miliding construction,
Mr..reber arrived to discups " far -
thee details ot the Ottawa iniprOve,
rrhent. plans,' • . • • •
Central feature ' of Mr Grebera•
plan for Ottawa it the alid ot 'the
National War ineinOrial located en
the plaza Over the :Rideau, Canal..
' Since his. last v1st tho POO .0ffl,de..
bedding has , been , levelled anilthe .
:work is now progressing
high felted' to • Orel/Art, the...,haS6 for •
the inetnerial. •• • •
,Pincapples from France ate be..
ing -cultivated nt hothoUseS ori the;
Black' "Sea coast". of Russia.
el WOO, laittaiims,Mmt"
CAWS MO MOM
STOPPED QUICKLY
1
'TURK RIGHT:
TO.,..PQ1)E01$44'-.
Ifiamot y011,NtAltii th4
' ••
tom:. them. ttN: 00:11004 Ot.-0•0441,
'to e0Myroent elther,..-wh:04144i41.1, •
your own with •
etleMbaeco 014119k evelleh
sinalCer could cisk
'doubly sure of. •Oso011t*t, tuvf4t4'
rolling if you always cheew•the,
best 'papers "Chociteclet" 0.•'t
"Vogue", •
Pipe.
Srookersk,,
Ark
For
ere'r
, CMS
OGDEN'S
FINE EUT
'
We are great little; bookkeep-
.
ars,' We alWays • ;credit " oartelves
our successes and •blame Pzo
• vidence for our fatties -
Visitor (in editorial rooms), -4.\
"What de you tise thatbine, pencil:
foyel, •
.Editor "Well ;=• to make a
long story short, ft's er
Make' a long story •short'!
, .
• .1fly4iu are loaded, lor bear,, 'do
not' waste your ammunition on. the
chipmunks,
Parson Brown. had finished his
iermen and was, making the an-
nouncements-fer-inxrwerk:
"And now, My bred'ren " he
...said, "next Sunday I will .speak
to you upon the condition of the
church and my topic Will, be The
Status Quo.", ' •
. "Pardon me, Parson," inter-
rupted Deacon Jones, "but what:
do that mean?" . • .. •
• ."Well; Deacon," •rejoined the
parson,- "dat's 'Latin for we'sin,
a 'devil of a fix." '
E WILL ALWAYS BE OUR .
COW'
• (Vrom the .Van ,Nis; California,
News) Young Jrsey cow
V; ;gallons pet day very rich
••• Milk, Will ••care for., children'''even-•
'Mgt; 10e per. hoar. Have car.' •
he 'student walked irito class
wearing:a eciab Which .truly outOid.,
, Joseph's. •The clash of -colors
'made a •noise, He just could
net ,hay.ejoped. t� get .by Without.
eorne Continent, but perhaps
ing like what he -actually did g4t,
,Iron one of . those • ever , PreSerit
:back:Of:the-renmert : • •*";, • '
•• ,"Say, that's the first.: time ;
ever seen a sunset with buttons,"
He ."You've been out with
.. ,
worse •Io.okink. • fellows than I'•ain;
haven't you?" .
She did not reply
— said, you've b'een out
With .•yorse looking 'fellows than•
I ant, 'haven't ,yon • °
Shi)1.`4.-,1' heard :you the first
time. t Was ,trying to think."
One' Sunday night, the:preacher
sternlyyoanginenr°ianredthe rega'r' ghe6t71 h rtehu7he
flitting with the girls I hope they
NON giveine a, chance," and he
;wondered 'Why the cengregation
•
Zu'ninr 7-: "Grandpa, we've •bean ,
arguing whether the *clock stands
or sits on, tho, inantel;" '
Grandpa ort• is: halt past
eight the clock and it is only .
a qua • rter to, eight; ,therefere,
:shouiego it nos On'the mantel." '
47'
,t
SPRAINS'
' Rub Mina, rd's clods, h
• penetrates tors listment.,
Mists inhumation, toethoo,
Puisteuen.youilssitt
•
Foundero To Be
Honored At Ex,
Ctiampad- JOhileo of C. 14,' Eo'*.--' .
•
Olishilimmt. Cantos This : •
Y,INV; • ;
, . .„...-•. — . •
•
ps.**etnianta of thoSo Who Wok
mrt, in, establiabitig .the Ottlindlati
National! •Kxhibition. (Wring Its
AN)native years aro being Wide/r
4.9t4hi thrOngtIOnt Canada and the
A`klitoO PtoteiA, it •WIll 440,000INC4."
latt wok, by Goerge 1.4.10den, thei . •
Q's N. K, lu*4ident,,,•t '•
' '. • .
4 .`,1,1•titOSe this ,)"ear Marks.' the
Dimee,thi _JUtl'ilee of what ,isheyf
J t th'• 40,•1%\•;:t sututs 1 expositiiin in
' the Wovhi. it will Oe designate& as
. •,. •
. "IN,ttiniet'a 'N'ear" in,honer of.lha'
men 'atul . women whn contributed'
organ4in1z abilit$, presented eir
,,. hihitS, mai attended.' the, slowly- •
‘ gemwii*,'",tsii" citAring, ;the,' years ,
. nontodiAtel$ .folfovvi:eg" its 0414)-
".14hnu‘nt in 1S78.
W4t4r. A Spe.ciat Rads.
It i's to:centre,'attention on the
fact that the • c'attaditte • National • •
'phibition:is. "the -people's show"
that the families of the founders
are to be honored this iiear, it was
peiefed .00. F'or this i•eason, any-
one *related to one of the founders
will 'Wear. a epecial- bOdge 94 the
EOtkIldere Day,. Defined as foun-
thn:.-is.aaY exhibitor, visitor or ex-
ecutive officer who Was connected
‘v.ith,fhe tikposit:on prior to 1907.°
Eligible as. 'des-endiinf it a Son,
...daughter, ' grandson, „grancidaugh... ,
.. tek., niece er nephew. , .
. . .
Grain Is
COHOW40:-
.,Cpt;'TNrelhed,
•In City Limits
. Most Modern ,.Methods af, Har. -
•'..vestjng Are .D.entOnstrated,-;•;-:
Field. of. Wheat In
.t.. 77-7
. .
. Area; " ' •
•
tEy; Phric4arbyl)„,get,.eft, iit anz
incor-
poratedp.a field of,•grain,'was•grown,
". harvested aed_thresheti Within the
limits of Handiten.:Ont. The , .••
...vesting.:was•Oone in ,e field 011 the.
• Property:1pr •the intetnatiOnai. Han
ve:ster right In the' heart ..
„of the. city's industrial Oietriet, The •• ,;...
• .',clemohltratinn., was '.witnessed ' by
'nearly 109 , 'prominent.: Hamilton
.busities Men and industrialists,
,
• '.. • Leave • Grain. Standing
great advance Made in farniing
• . The: dernonstrationr.'shoWed the
., methods and 'fioW.:the.'fairnerls-bui-.
„ _en was e n lessened:- Afield .0; •
wheat grown for experimentaFpur-
petee.wat cut and threshed by a, •
...b7itth:111;16t:iski7;e*etn4islylirers;e:;antaeerkitiallie;
have, been Introduced 'to 'Ontario,
. grain .growers' in an effort to put
; 'Orme the ';coat andlInte.,pf harvest -
Ing and threshing the grain. The
. objection to the combine preVioeslyi, •
.'„.
has been • the ,: ',tact ..,that, •„Ontario'
..wheat idoes not ripen evebly, but. 12
, machines -Of thiemake now oPerat- •
11-ig4n.•=4.11-6-prOvin-de.-aretiVi:n#:ewtiu-'
....r.p.,g.tut.y_,..aer_ttuekt.;414i4-4‘eported.
,machines , the fernier .,.
• cananew his Wheat to stand .0 the;
tele until' ,the ;time •for threshing •
•
. . • • .
• • The'..cOmbing• elintinateet, .
Drudgery. Eliminate*
_
Xing, binding and: threshing opera.' .•,
tiOnS' necessary with .the7brdinary • ,
method of harVetting. The machine
. istoWed by a. tractor that Supplies •'
e..neeeiaary 'p_ower. The grain., le *
gilt and thretheein the machine. as -••••
It goes • through the: field,: Thof
. throttled grain is ptit'into•a hopper”
. .
_ , , • , •
and, this hopper it emptied
Cady' into. a truck Or Wagon ..at (ho
scene.' operations. .0n1Y. the
Straw h; left, to be raked up . after
the threshing,The threshed;grain
' is good 'ettality as that,i'Oh:
...tented with the; Ordinary •MelheOs,..
•The 'nfeebine' :demonstrated tate 'le, •
siX-toot swath and .can de 20. acres
a threhhed 'Yielded...
aboarld" bushels, to tlie acre.• °.
rt.
ore heasants
•
Being Released
• Ontario pheasant •theOters- Will
have 20,000 'biretta shoit at nett
, .6etober instead of 5,000 as \vat' the
ease. •last year. .
11: 3. . Taylor, d.oPutYM1nitci ot
Ga'nie and ,Pisheriessays, that a re-..
Volationary, changes in the .prd-,
• •vindeas pheasant shooting pelicY • .
Will be 1/1: effeet in.: Otteher, wheli,
50 tbiinships in 13 counties :are Op •
-
ehetl•to: •hunters . t‘et‘ One te• three;
'days. ' "„: •
•' A Record ',Nurriber •
elf toss nshili will issue • freht .
•190 to, 2500-'speCitil „licences," Mr.
Taylor ttId 'The,. toWnsliip clerk '
wlil. have • the right ,to roloct the •
ptlin -pettoit Ite doesn't
real SPOlitaplan?'Thc .
Deputy Mitiister Said tile De'
partnnent experimented' '.witit the; ,
SYStein last Year and found, It It
SucceSS .desPite the fat. elitY 'rtiOti. •
governnt.t,alsed bilds *pit' re=
16asod'dttriaglhayear.:,•,••lho 20;000brr.
niallable this 'year is tile'
greateati numb' (a- be ,Inade avail
able le Any. One -Year ht the hittorlt
, ef-rthe 'Dr evin
r•