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EDITORIAL NOTES.
There has been a ser- ies of Sten is
Toronto's East End tot wbicb one
of the city- papers believes a "pyro-
maniac-- i. responsible. Looks to us
snore like thew or ► cf a firebug.
A convention recently. bead brings
to notice the fact that there is an ot-
ganized body ufc.rmmereialtravette* s
haring it distiOCtly religious purpose.
They are known as `-OidMas"-per-
haps because there are so feat of
them.
Hon. A. (:. MatKai, former leader
of the Opposition in the Ontario leg-
islature. was elected lent weds as a
member of the Alberta Legislature re-
presenting the riding cf Athabasca
Lording." it i.regerded a. likely that
Mr MacKay will become a member of
the Provincial Cabinet of Alberto
The Listowel Banner remarks that
et this season of the year the citizens
of that burg regret thtt the town was
not built on a good-r'ized river or oma
lake. Why should n'bt the people of
{.istosi•el move their town over bete.
Lind join io (making Godericb the best
lake port in Canada
Great Britain, Germany and Russia,
it ire reported , will not take part offi-
cially in tbe Panama Exposition to be
held et San Francisco in 1915- The aco
tion of the United States Congress
with regari to Panama Canal tolls is
believed to b•ve.aucb to do with this
decision. Our neighbors may learn
some day that national !elfishness
of the U. S. type is not all to the
good.
The Mitchell Recorder endorses The
Signal's statement of tbe relation of
the Liberal party to the banish-tbe-
bar platform, and says that probably
tbe major.ty of Libettls will
Agree with it. Even The Windsor
Record, though it believes the Op -
potation at Toronto made ••a serio.s
error` in taking the course it did
on this question, agree* that the
issue should be fought out at • gen-
eral election. This. it Faye: would
"clarify the atmospbere---
The Montreal Star. chief ebamp.oe
of the Border( naval police, says
some i ngly :
'Mist trammed oppressive eiletee is
the sound of the Liberal nta{ority in
the S. ate cheering for the New Zee -
And why abould not the Liberal
majority ib the Senate cheer for tbe
New Z.ealaod, the Teasel that repee-
.etts a sister colony's effort toward,
self-defence? The people who should
Climb whet they see New Zealand's
gallant •bip are those who, led by
sycophants of the Montreal Star type.
declare that Comdata not obis te do
what the little sister coloot bas done
for herself. but mast 'hire- her de-
fence_
The Winghsm Advance nays that a
big American corporation s about to
move ita plant to (halt, sed decisive
that this would not hare happened
beet reciprocity carried. There are
two important facts that The Ad venom
has apparently Inst eight ref- One i•
that the big plant from the United
Stated has not sari red yet- The other
ie thee, if it dobe arrive, t be dtifiela
reciprocity cannot be ta.litld 1111111111.
for the simple reason r! tf •
cit y agreement W nollMnittarikariffilt
the (modesty of m.eedmiliest..j p
except is a few ler in./anner.
Why de papaw like Thos Adea.r. N
their political rasa els pay so little
attr.rstias to the toast 1. it bowsaw.
the I&e*. allessl Liam es ewe rvw.en few
arepromest
The aselhog lithos% buttatutse wee do honey.
d�g gam ate Mather.
Phot OUR CONTEMPORARIES,
We ;Mat Ow Oat, Ember.
Timms alar
How abort lade i. ! What a Iota(
time we reemie dad 1 And bow di -
pepoet.ioeudy woad same people
are of owiing two aotom.hiles•
Hasse a Gs.d Teem
►hates NUM
Hon. G Id- Foster is having the time
of,hslife. Heiewppowdtobenage-
Uattag treaties bat be is telly makteg
• tear of the world at tae public
Well the people made thus
kind
tiring pomibie and they inuct
he satisfied.
How .l They Easier This P
Look= A.vrtamr,
The Ford Automobile Company of
Detroit hate built a tactor_ in Mata-
cleseter, tbongh they can import
automobile* into Britain duty -flea
Those who give the tariff credit for
the erection of • branch factory is
(1•nads might discuss the moral of the
British nonnern.
Mr Hasei s Potttoa
Tur•i,ta Guar,
The receptions hexer led Mr. Proud -
foot show that it mull have been
Mom for Sir James to let the truth
come nut, even if it involved throwing
Hoe. Mr. Hanna overboard. But
wbo knows how merry ethers would
have gone nrerboard with Hon. Mr.
Hanna % He is not the man to play
scapegoat
Why Not Open Churches ?
st.rattord Hearn
Mrs. Feesenden make & suggestion
to the Hamilton papers that the
cburcbes should he kept open during
the week of the Centennial celebration,
whieb takes place soon. And why not
keer ,hem open all the time during
the day end evening : Some of the
churches in Stratford have adopted
this custom. and it has yet to be
learned that Cher have suffered he it.
Cutting It Fuser.
Hamiiton special to
Inst at present. a represent ative of
The New York Sun is spending across
the Pacific Iron Yokohama to
Victoria, B. C , in an endeavor to
break tbe previous record of thirty-
nine days, nineteen hours, by girdling
the earth in thirty -rice days, twenty-
one hours and thirty -fire minutes.
Rapid transit bas made pronounced
strider since the days of Jules Verne s
notable ••Ronna the World in Eighty
Days," or even Nelly Bly's trip. under
the auspices of The New intk World
a few veers later-, in forty -fire.
Hew It Works Oat
Orrin Orowvas' Owide-
Protection, we are constantly sm.
minded, is • beautiful policy adopted
for !be benefit of the worker, to shield
him from the competition of pauper
laborers who do not lire on such a
wbolawme and proeperous plane as
the employee of Canadian indtistries-
Tbe Dominion Steel Corporation is
one concern which has received "ads
quake protection- to the tune of statue
$7.500,000 spot cub. direct from the
U.nadiee treasury. Tet the Presby-
terian'. Home Mtraion report., in epeak-
ing of tbe foreign population of some
15.01t(i at Cape Beeto,p, where the Do-
se thins
o-
seihioa Steel Corporation's huge plant
is located, says" "hay are made to
lire in conditions which are ioerit-
ahly degrading and demoralising."
Rev- Mr. Kinsale, Presbyterian mis-
sionary in the Sydney dietiict, states
that dog -meat is a regular item in
the bill of fare of many of the
mi nen.
SIXTY PER CENT. INCREASE
1e Ordinary Expenditure Since Buries
Government Came In.
Octane, Aug. 1. -Figures are not
ordinarily iatereating reading, espe-
cially if they appear in the tom of
statute.- Them e. however. figures 'n
the Canadian statutes which rehearse
the amounts •pproprtotted from
revenue to carry on the ordinary ex-
penses of government, and these
frequently turnish material which
should intermit every Canadian who
nod. that his expenses are growing
much faster than his income- The
amounts voted ie this way for t
various years sine I9(18 are partic-
ularly illuminating in view of a speech
made by Yr. Borden a!1 leader of the
(apposition in 1910, in which he
declared that else expenditures of the
Laurier Government were w great as
in thems-1re* to furnish prima facie
evident* of improper and corrupt
spending.
A particularly interesting point in
these figure-. is the contrast between
et hat Mr. Bordew called this "im-
proper and corrupt- ex peoditure ret
the libeled Government and the im-
mensely greater expenditures that
•sone tbe indtatt the Lurtet Govern -
meet gave way to the present Con -
see ratio. regime.
In I9(t& according to the Appropria-
tion Acta, the Laui ter G ornament
*pent oe the ordinary afairs of the
country 11O2.487,fe .
According tooi the sane statutes, to
Iteli the Laurier Government sprat in
the same way 91th,1%l* 939.
For 1914 this expenditure was re-
duced to 11186,97ttrl• while in 1911 the
expenditure row to 9101kfUeL334.
it is tbua apparent frnon the Appro-
priation Acts that the expooditi.res
on ordinary aocnun:1 by the Laurier
Government had been fairly .vee diar-
ies iu last four year -yeast of un-
exaapkd pia/moo and national
advaDolmen t.
In lett the first halt of the Rectal
y.ar was under l.ittsval, sod the
lagena half under Oonservative(Oovern-
unmet. leveed iatel y these was as he -
meow jump and the ordbaary ex-
penditures rose to 111Z1.1S-9s,- That
this increase was cashed by extrem-
eness mince October, 1911, whim the.
8osden Gower eme.t ream to power, is
shown by the het tbet most of title
to r. espendit ore was eovevd by Ap
I print ion Arts pawed in the steered
is , year to the extent of 1161.904file.
. , 19171, when the Borden Gneera-
+ • cathed fairly struck its extrsvagaat
=the ordinary espeuditures, as
by tee Appeopriation Aet.
had grown to 11141.,1111.1111111. while for
the pores* roar the proeisiom for
oldies rvyy eaprwditures woe as Ins.
than $ AOI ,17i1-
Whi1e these ipwres are tardy (-bate' if
iodated is Appropriation Asx. these
an pieety d other —(hats of pends'su�tt/iti�mgT
teotmt and tiwsad speseensi eha.. bole wliawd a
THE BION LL : OOD RICH ONTA RI(,
by the Hordes Gavierwse..t t• .e
moo 'stater dearer than the crdiaary
method. But if in lWIl-I1 Mr. Boniest
found the urlrnars etpeodtturee d
$1i 5111,331 by the LiberalG ovme-
Meat prima facie eslideoce of oe-
tawvagaat and etwrsopt Method. bow
will the urdia&sy citing* who pays the
bias lawns out as malmsey ex peadt
for this year which is 193k9 ii.7Ri
higher P Tliie is sa iisereme of nearly
w itty per Dost. ea wrdioary ea -
pa -editors is a tries over three years
Is there • s. ie (',head. outside -the
interests" awl the meads of the
Govesretest who get Prises Albert
"homestead+" had other gifts from tae
public domain. who can ay be hes
got say better nervier for the 917t,-
4.33,131 of 191314 than has had for
the 910K,SHI.1114 of 1910-11 i And
it is certain that whoa Parliament
meets again there will be farther AP-
proprs•tio. Acts Nagged to sever other
rpeodiags during the treat year.
No one can say that Canada is per
capita more prosperous or has better
government tcd•y than three years
aro.
How ran aoyose justify an increase
of almost sixty per wont_ in ordinary
running expeoditure by the applies-
( ton of Rogers methods to Borden i n
romprtencx t 'Sorely this fits Ins,.
Bordeu'e idea of prima facie es sleeve
of extravme..e: sod corrupt t
penditure.
Remittal's Gala Week.
The city of Hamilton will be in gala
attire next week. whoa the bag cesium -
Mid celetrwtjosi and old home week
will 1* held. The Hamilton old toys
from all parte of the continent will be
Pact for tbe welts reunion., and u
promises to he far are -titer than the
oeletretion held in the Ambitious City
ten years ago. Judging by the ad-
vance perigtsas, there will not be • dull
n rome it during the enure week and
the fun will start with the arrival of
the Detroit old boys, =riled hr
♦ band, next Sunday. s from all
parts will be there and then promises
o be music on erery corner-auring
all hour; of the day and bigot. The
streets hare been given over to the big
earnital shows of Patrick and Ferrari
and the cit y has already assumed holi-
day attire in the matter of decora-
tions. A big industrial exhibition will
he bele in the arbrories as well as an
art exhibition, in which pictures of
w oe of the old haunts will be on view
as well as the work of Harniltor-
artists. An aviation exhibition will
he given over the city each day and
the city will he one big blaze of elec-
tricity at night as neither the power
companies nor the merchants bare
been saving in the matter of electrical
decorations. Special Siegle fare rates
wit' be given on all railways and a
visit to Hamilton will be well worth
the while.
A CANDID LETTER
From tbe Pacific Province -The Fascia -
*tam of the West.
A correspondent writing from Van-
couver, British Columbia, says The
Seaforth Eepositor. gives a somewhat
illuminating description of business
and financial conditions in, that `city
and Province. Conditions in Veli-
-outer are, no doubt. typical a con-
ditions to other towns and cities in the
Wester° Provi: cm. The eorrespond-
eat says :
If you ask the average person where
in lies this peculiar fascination for the
Went he will reply that he cannot
exactly express it. One feels the charm
but it is impossible to put the feeling
into words.
1:' i n -t the climate altogether -it
rains too much and the winters ate
dreary. 1t ism': the social life -it is
much the same bei e as anyw•isere else.
There are the same petty ambitions,
petty Jealousies. petty- tremolo., es in
any other Canadian town. The same
frantic struggling to we and to Pe
seen, not., only on the put of the
women but of the men. toxo, is res -y
evident hen. and preheats it is more
pronounced in Vancouver than in Oc-
tavio. People make their money -more
quickly and easily, bait it takes jest
as long to learn bow to speed it profit-
ably. consequently there are rote of
the newly -rub Isere to make foals of
themselves by an indiscreet display of
weelth-
Tbe newly -rich form a large and
iscportsmt section of tbe population.
Eresybodc admires them and come
spent on their (easiness astuteness or
the lucky chance which brought them
their thousands- A beautitul bonne
with epkndid grounds is pointed out
"That belongs to 11r. So and 5*" gee
is told. "11. came .it here with
rnthing; got into a emaU business
(sought tour nos five tote at two hun-
dred dollars apiece, and now t hers' are
worth twenty dee thousand each." or
words to that effect.
One can Sever retnemhrr the ex•t t
sun,*. and 11 does not matter anyway,
because the same story is repeated so
often and the amounts are never
twice the same. Ties. male motet
which r•erns,ne arnoly filed in the
mind. and which 1 suppose is inte.ied
to illustrate the gsnine of the mere -
latex, is that be Lomita for • emaa mon
9•d sold fax a very big one.
No weeder there are ogre motors in
Vatcoaver per capitatbaa in any other
city in Canada. That ie what tae cit
Mess may To be. sure. I beard exactly
the mane story in Victoria said 1 sea
not cure that it was not told rex is Cal-
gary and Edmonton and Winbip.g
Hat it does Dot matter : each tows to
perfectly convinced that it has "the
imide tretck," so torisme. of the other,
and the oheet ring t ra teller, be le
ever to critical, renew help swiss for
himself that these is certainly a
pkatiful amp of automohilee h every
one of these big Weetere chis.- For
the Stu t.Liog the newly -rich do is to
esquire • senior. How eine ero.ld the
world be made to realise that they
late shade money. sad what is the
use of haring showy if other trxspde
4.1 know it
There is another rimae in VMMneer
whir* ha. sprung intobeing just
within the last year---arapidly in-
creasing -taw and one wm
which enp ds
me is svesps t by --thee "newly -pool "
they calf tbemsMrea. Them are they
who here a udd.alt found themselves
in redwood cirrunnatandet ; who bare
bed to give up t heir amide aged their
motors and their manatees. had 11.e
the siiepie life again What M the (sow
of bavieg • bemired big*-psie.d talo
nobody will bay them t Ord Ow. -
nag . doom dee Mneme If the terms es
are Marie" them P Or of being worth
militate of granary Il toe *nee t
woes d • big a south bussmu Io pay
hr bold sad dimes? That is ti..a-
tssetateet. poetise se se*sy • moose
ie Vasomotor todayed it •4e a pw►
tease with all of thana.whether t
oma hold en too their property td) the
dsei rat by o. whether they will
have to saer:aa k te eptet mem/
same' se her ths lass.diste eeeat-
aeries et Mie.
The salaried mom who was went to
eery his reckless, Modem the pis.wttw
of lewdly. as igedspesi.at lade had
e ambki t L rwJ.state, Ire which they
gave up (their rade and ease politicos is
basks mod offices- now hirerdty oca-
gootalats. b:m rlf that he tenet es
the sheer method of making an re -
come.
He draws his tgeo.tialy cheer* with
a each of atisfaction in the fad that
there he. kss a definite had fairly
suhstential sate to corse had go ant,
and t be aeon ledge that smother toter
weeks will bring him • .ieeilar
amount Pr: •hap. there is shoe erase
of contrition that be .ver stooped to
be jealous .1 his neighbor for the
million he was reported to have made
in a few shot t year.. when he sees
that same neighhor is now glad to
take employment in a position numb
Inferior to les-
Oh, them are "haul titan" now in
Vancouver : there is no doubt of that,
and many will suffer. But it ie •
sit nattier) thea' can rely he temporary
mid is bound to Isea very good thing
for the city in the eat Prices were
too mush inflated. People were ton
exalted. too reckless` too i brittle's.
Scsaething was needed to steady
everybody's nerves, to put *stoptnthe
wild epvculating that has prevailed,
the waste /bat was evident nn every
side. to place things generally on •
bouncier, firmer "basis. Vancouver,
with its floe barbor, its unlimited re-
sousrea, it. esthrssiast;r popolatioti.
cannot fail to make a spptlendid recovery
from this temporary depresinn. The
city will be infinitely better off, though
there are certain individuals wbo
most pay the penalty- Howerer.
they do it very eheerf.11y, and pon-
dering on this situation one hegins to
realise the fascination of tM West It
is the spirit of the place that catcher
bold of rime- There is no grumbling.
no kicking, no knocking of the city.
Anybody who feels disposed to adopt
that adtitiiie is so speedily and effici-
ently suppressed that be never t.rsei it
again : or else be quickly decider that
this is no piece to bio and goer
where his natut•e is in accord with his
surroundings, and be Inds people who
will listen to his eontinual complaints
and perpetual pe.aimisar-Seafortb,
verbena. Anyway, he doer not stay
in Vancouver. to nobody ever
grumbles here. • That does not mean
that they do not hare the same ups
and downs as other people. They do,
indeed, had the rabidity with which
the elevator ..f worldly prosperity
shoots them tinst the various levels
to the top `!at and down again to
the gtouod floor fairly takes one's
(math •war. Bet they bear it with
pleasant good humor and as quickly
as possible set to work tadapt
themselves t. the changed sit.nation.
And t herein, 1 have decided, lie- the
secret why those who have once lived
in the Went neves meet to want to go
bark again to the East Occasionally,
to be sure, one comes acrose an in-
dividual who frankly admits that.
while he likes it here, he thinks be
weesld be just as happy in many
places bark in (Mario, or the Mari-
time Provinces; hut i have met only
one person who declareil bluntly that
she did not lite it here at all. and
world much prefer to return to her
old borne This was a lady, however,
and she came from Toronto.
FARMI NG OF THE WOODLOT, '
Wee Three Fe..y ea. the
Fundamental ?rseceptea.
"Their is no part of t be farm which
will give bigger returns for w rattle
expenditure of titre and labor as the
wood lot." This ststeu,ent in lb. July
nutter of The Canadian Futeitry
Journal is made tar B. R. llortop, B
Sc. F.. the silt -fed expert who is en-
gaged by :he F,se*try Brooch a
Ottawa to deh•on.trate to t6e w
laod cwnere of Eststetn Canada fa*
bow these bigger returns nose be
tcklered. Het if it is sot possit.le
obtain such expel t advice. there
yet tbtee wars in which the farm
be the exercise of ordinate Dom___
.ea4, can calmly improve the con.
Polite n, production mad teprodoctioa
of his woodlot.
The flet tbi.ee Dece:rary is to pros e t be chariot era of the crop, which
eats be done by cutting down sed
using her firewood all di.e-ased ard de-
formed t tree, as will .is sOrb eperies
whole er•e.eaoe in the wordiest. is sot
desiss4'e. Only too frequently is the
method of cutting exults' the rev-etse
The hest trees are eat. atom for p°r
poses for which as inferior wond
would sett e, aid the power eperies
are left t o s. ed-io the rat over areas
and t o gra.( wally crowd oat the better
varieties ll -fore etrtt.ing, the farrier
should con-1der firse the ose to which
the wood is to be pot. hod, second` the
species-onmpnstition of the woodlot
which is mist desirable. Firewood
probably yields the him returns for a
small acreage and for this purpose
sapid growers such ae poplar. ash nod
elm abnuld be encouraged. which
should make an annual growth of
from one-half te one cord per ware.
B&ww'ood. ton. will he in iocreasiag
demand bey* no. of its sled Irrns►tb,
-.er-snse it coppice. readily and because
cif its value in .nail nines for t be seas-
ufartrare of remissive, cooperage Wort
mod other small artids for which the
wood is particularly .dap ted. Maple
reprodwree readily, and, although not
a rapid grower, it aeverthelass yields
a sutatantisl temente when it bemuses
large entomb to tap- Soft wools like
apt nc r. ((deem aid woe grow much
more rapidly thew hardwoods and
might he adesatagewu.iy grown toe
fuel or pulpwood.
When the moot on. able semien
nave been aedeetedled the weed -tress
removed- the weed(.( most tie
be Miaowed until the t'.owao of Lia
best -formed remehiser BOSS a e ossa
to barely touch. Aa sere COO prod...
may • "leen a-nitet eft wood gosh
year. and the leer regia thea* are to
share this greenly leer.ae.t, and yet
wtithe dM ammo apse,. Lim sane
will he MN grtrwtb of tame
tram
lia• third rupiah* b the
fereetag esf t weeiee le th t,
eat t le be tort cat, reposedly attar
Warr natio*, whom roproblintlian it :
m..t desired. Odds nee /WA an f�
SUFFERED
EVER YTHINC
Far Yas ssRanaredTeRaa b
by Lycra P1. L .'a V.. -
stable C.alopoied.
Canadian whore are eseeinselly writ,
keg a such lettere as the two following,
which are heartfelt espalssseis_S of grati-
tude for restored health:
Gland ord Statism OsR -" l have ta-
ken Lydta L Piek6aon's V. et•bie Com-
pound and never
Oval any msiiane
r ewers with it
I had Mc.n sed fall-
ing of waab sed
*odors did sae w
``rod- 1 neatened
isa�nlly for years
I berm Sikkim
J T
el-
se teesmons.d k fear
nM•w einem sed in-
iga.tiaa -lira
Hswzy Ca aor, Gtanford Station. Omt.
Cbestervilk:, Ont - '• I beard your
medicines highly praised, and a year ago
1 began taking them for falling of womb
and ovarian troche.
•' My left side pained me all the limo
and just before my periods wince were
irregular and mental it would b. woes.
To et down caused me pain and suffer-
ing and I woaid be in nervosa some-
times
cattimes that I could not bear to see any
one .r hoar any one speak. Little speck
would boat before my eyes and I was
always constipated.
" I cannot ay too mndi far Lydia E.
Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound and
Liver Pills, for thetre are w meicises
like them. I hare .taken Liam and I
recommend them to all wawa. Yon may
publish this testimonial." - 1les. Seto-
P.E, J. Maaruv, Cbewter ille, Ontario,
Gnada
inrious to a young crop of tree-med-
liogs as they are to yoong c, op of
grain. They may indeed eat he
grass in the two odlot. hut they would
just as soon. if tot sooner. eat the
young and tender Lunde -mid eh -tote,
and the same cm he said of sheep.
Even coniferoe. ere not
imtnone, ill that centainty in repro-
duction is assured Getty by fencing off
the cut-eeer areas.
Dr. Fernow predicts that "there era
the term ci will be a heceasiarv part of
born to make it valueble.- In t he
fanner could very easilr improre
time of increased wood reslues.
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New Embroidered Waists
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Dress Silks
Mack Diaohsses Peilattes. le niche* wide. rollsdet VAL Oa 90c
sale
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regular Vali rued WAIL Aff dewing al
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The Right Kind of
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Tame Clorrooll Pita Tarawa ci
Shaw Prisealoal.
Make Your Winter
Wheat Pay Better
Than Ever Before
IF we can prove to you by actual field tests
inane throughout Canada that n. certain
method of growing wheat produces maximuni
crops, ouldn't you be g:ad to have us do so ?
The information vrould certainly be very interest-
ing. Why not grt it ? All you have to do is
, to write for it.
Probably the beit ferti-lizer for winter wheat is one
containir.±1 2 , Nitrogen, fl",., Phosphoric Acid and
mike mare money cut c.f your wlicat crop this year
wtiat
choaeistl) fieiSH to rdd to it to make a 101.
ever btfam usc this Lind of s fertilizer.
."-t that your ci,:a7er give it to you. H he cannot
POTASh ft.rt-ilizer. We will tell' you just how to
Anybody that hoover.: will tell you that a crop_ of
winter wheig removes from the sail mare P - MASH
than Phosphoric Acid. And yct the it ?erne wheat
fertilizer contains less POTASH than PhosEihoric
Acid It should contain at least as much POI ASH
as Phosphoric Acid. 8 to liln, ahould be the mini-
mum for all Pall crops.
These facts should be interesting to the farmer who
wants to inake the most profit from his farm.
Write us. Get our advice as to the use cf POTASH
and then compare it with ti -ie lodgment of any
competent agricultural expert in Canada.
You will find that an application of 403 to 500
pounds per acre of a 2-8-10 fe.rtihser insures a
good stand before the commencement of winter -
assists in protecting the crop from frosts -promotes
rapid arid earfy growth in the spring. resuhing in a
greater yield of better wheat to the acre.
Decide now that you want a urtnter wheat crop
that will pay you better than any you have har-
vested before. The first step is to write us, --our
Scientific Bureau will advise you how to start right.
Do that NOW. Don't put it off. or you may forret
it until it is too late. Write Now/ 1
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Loam 1410 Tesipie Molt Timeissaa. 4116.
otash Pays"
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Horse and Auto Livery
THE
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and up -to date
t Buggies,
stable of horses.
'Boers meet ell train.
Machinery
lassepllarrisShop
BAMILTON STREET
s the place to buy your
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Wire Fencing and Bon'
Black Fertilizer.
signment of Canada Car-
riage Bugg-ies, also of
Grays (Chatham), and
some from Mount Forest.
A car of Bone Black
Fertilizer just in ; also
rods of tbe Fro‘t
ROBERT 'WILSON
The Ilassey-illarrle Asset
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