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TIE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO:
wgricultural Nev,'s
(BY G, Gear, , Ag.
Seeds tor, hay .and pasture 'mix-
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ures are a bit on the scarce side,
and with the 'increased interest
in hays and pastures they' will be
scarce and hard to get, so farm-
ers . should make sur e pf' their.
seed supplies "at ;an ' .early date.
•Th, . use of nitro -cultures, with
clovers• and alfialfa% is. only .good.
business: ,There will be, a;'su,pply
five Seed
' '''f...414 .
for Sale.`�i,:.ea.,z
Fai'rs':and they' will, be.awila'ble
at the 'office of.'.the' to. apartment
.i.— gric'ulture. '25 cents worth is
enough fir, one•bushel. There will:
ibe,:a .Seed' Fair,' within.'eas .:dr'iv'-
ing' •distance , of every. farmer in.
'Bruce' County; The discussion
this 'year will, be on soils' arid
hays •and 'pastures.. This will ' be
a good place to come to find.your..
seed 'requirements, :Go9ci` seed
will make a difference ,of' ,from.
5 to' 10' bus. of grain'. per core. The
recent -seed survey, . shows , "Chat'
'O'er,'hal'f.' the seed sown in Bruce
Count is oor''enou' 'h: tb be re-
jected,
;p. g.
jected, Too,' Ibig. a ''Percentage of
farmers take their seed grain
right`• out of the feed. bin • This
is
Dor' economy. p .. . Tithe' Spent in
'Cleaning', it satisfactorily would
pay•'the'fanner '•several dollars»•.an
hour while .,occupied , irr 'this
must.
reniunerative enterprise.; Best' of
all•;' it should ,he. taken to a'.: good
,seed cleaning. iplanrt .and in, this
regard I: fnigth't :say :Bruce County.
I'is well Supplied. •In' Mixing oats
and '•barley, ' mix it ':fresh', every
year. Equal amounts of . oats and,
barley will give a bigger yield 'of
grain than .any other .mixture !but
it' will only do' this if mixed ' in
the proper proportions .Register
F ed seed is worth . • more .,money
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.and is.a.good investment. It will
only take an a ctra. one bushel
'Per' acre to spay for the extra cost
'land.., you. are ,almost sure of t ro
or three times that much.
W lien. the iatekrnow• boys skated
o'•:+w . the ee .Y A•J
you'd think you were in a
•morgue:. Wlhen 'the 'Ayr lads ..ap='
pearell'.their' .supporters'. raised
,-the roof.'"'' °
Minor• hockey hasn't been get
,,ting 'the support. here that, it
*should ',.be„ and :unless' it soon as
sumes its right place, 'Lucknow's
hockey (future, so'. ,far as- home.'
brew.miaterial is •concerned, won't
be very`; bright..'
'It's •. been `.a bad winter,; no,
doubt,, • but you 'c'an't train and
develop •hockey .players ;On :the
hit and ,miss system: that has been
its iviogi a
herefor•. too 'long
' The fans got' ,a kick out ,of the
refeering ':her..e on 1Vlond�ay` night:
Bill, • Young ' brought Westlake,'.
along as liiiesrnan,', and `"Westy
proved more ',of .a 'liability than
ari -asset. 'W,hen Bill. .was,- waving
tor .an •iced'. ,puck,. Westlake's
• whistle was silent, and when Bill
would. be• motioning; to let it go,
Westlake was tooting lustily ' .If.
he.'wants"-t Iea'i i to referee•' he
should 'start, with the Pee, Wees,'
,.not''in•lan O;M:H.A. semi-final;
'The pair of them got°very ;pen-
alty conscious in the',third period.
and chased ''three Luckn,ow boys
, in the 'last three minutes: thst,
Ayr couldn't score.
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Lucknow boys' have ,nothin.g.
rout the 'bet wishes ,fir Ayr; and
are •pulling for 'thein to cop. the
Silverware They; *on, the series
.011 their merit's,' and were . a tyi can'
and sportsmanlike •Squad. ''
flag: Severe' Heart. Attack
Mr: ; George Gilchrist of" Cort.
4, •Kinloss, suffered. a sitccessir n
Of'scvere heart attacks ten days
t -Ig(*), and was critically ill for'"•a;
tire," He • Was' considerably im-.
proved at thewe ek-end and was
. permitted i ..' f't
p tied to be u . Trau•blc d do
,•�
p ,
fie. )ry�
me •' •
singly .,t
1 Gilchrist s at the G c home,
gY
where. his' son Fred is ill • with
chicken pox at the time,
A :new inovation is• that copies:
of the, :soil, testa taken . in the
county are sent to ,nti'y office,
Those ,already received: s,h.o:* that
Bruce County soil, is universally
deficient in phospliorus. Heavier
applications of ' prospihorus',would
inlIprove soils and increase yields•
appreciably..
•They, 'have a new . way of `,test
ing beef .ibulls.I .had the pleasure'
of listening`• to .Dr. Clark. of Den
ver,:' `Col. ;The" ,have foundy '.O,ut
that :approxi t lY '50 /Percent of
the' performance of beef cattle;,
for instance the'weigIt at birth,.'
'the -weight at weaning` tiine,''per->
form'arvice in the 'feed.'lot and the
quality.•when' sold are due' to the
ancestry' ..of ...these :: particular':
steers. It is 'more. ,and 'more
portantto breed good quality
cattle: Dr. ,Clark'. hasheaded'up
some very inresting: investiga-
tional Work, The test: bulls from
'their first ;few..offspring, th'e kind
of calves. the '. ',bull leaves, ,,,,and
their tier:forrnance is:,a 'very' goad,
criterion as to what his progeny'
that'e have '
will be. V�e. ];ape to: h
rrr'' Canada •.before man '
service. ,many=
,Y._
that pond and eggs ' Will be
scarce next year, A, !bunch of
chickens ebenwith the high
price of . f eed .could be very prof -1
itiable, . Alla we needed last year
was a 10 +percent ' Tess poultry.
Prospects .tare .for. 40 ip:ercent . less
Poultry, `iso ,people Dari draw their
own conclusions, •
RECEIVE 'GRANTS ON ',•
•EIRE FIGHTING •¢EQUIPMENT.
, Bruce County municipalities.
have, received their' first' 'annu al
gra,nrt• from the. Province,. repre-
senting 25`.,pereent 'of • municipal
expenditures. ` for ' fire' fighting;
equipment.: This is a :new inno ,.
vati'on by . the Province; and one 1
of .•a, sYstem-' of ,grants' adorpted.
when the :.one ;:rriill' 'subsidy w•as , .I
discon.tinl ;eel
Bruce• ' County grants' include
Kincardine .$304:16,, ,Chesley
'.L 6 03 Mildma �
94,' uckno�w. $5 y
$145:79, Port' E']gin: $257.87, Rip-
ley . $185.25, . Southampton ' $228.-
11, Tara $350.10, ;Tees'w.ater $88;16,
Walkerton $662:14, Wiarton
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2. 4STRUCTURAL•STRENGTH
3.` LIFETIMEDURABILITY
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been'rade to T:eeswater',of $791 towel.; High School ,Board. to take,':''
and .Lucknow of, $848:50 effect. •;at the'' end of the 'term;
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years In::`the„ ineantiline " all.' we
oan do `is' • buy .. good bull's and -
these can 'be•purchased either at
the 'Bull Sale in;Toronto on Mar.
tri r a ,the Bruce Count
ty,
Shorthorn sale',in' Walkerton in.
April.' We are heaving our' York-
.shire
ork-.spire sialle.'ahe . same' week. The
dates have.not yet been definitely
determined.
Or.ders:•.for '"chickens are. about
40' -percent lower than usual,. for
this time of year; This mean
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