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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-5-13, Page 6• •Idle alDAl. Kat 11, 1116 SIOIRAL GODRRIOH ONTARIO fele Many Colleges close for Vacation h Mideaser nfer Our College does not ��rewwti�laa� was. les et , M, hand• lherar gM esitiie ft ea • wakefrem IWle LL Lawhma-.k-last • seer• Ad WI es •rasa theashis ass 1t eat Mbomou atdl.as es s... emelt Mil Yd teed, esela.sed. fell easy • deletul h.eit la•w.ereroa-a ewer,. hat whet • Beet t Mere weir • Wm .ad loyal tie err Mat ; Yew awn whe bit Heir twiner me Mssds sell .u. Ad alley wowed M their sessetry's srlL Iwyesrrek-• ewe bar hiders is hear. Twin does he c•teaWd hawses 'teras than The seas et (.•sada perbaresd • test Math emit. the days et Paer,debsrg repeat. I.watemeaee-where (endless "saved the dee,' Their atlas? learee Mid the tee et W. Bink W essrpaslesa harem wrest were they Their meals nasals tee 1a lnsaserarol s Weedy Ray. lamaewtek-tMt Yew to w Well's pride. When way brave Dee•tnlee ..Miers died ; 4 e ewiew Wars es the trenches' rad. They etesw1d. "Omadlsa Hese.• with tJtalr Whet Kias.brid•.. may 1 1m1 -Jou 1.8ou.rv•s. An *gently dressed woman, at cons - panted by_her daughter, was walking down a village street. A couple of men loafing at the door of the public house irritated bar. "Do you know," the asked her companion, in stage tones, "that conscription is coming r "Aveyyou 'lard, Bin,'' followed her ntreaflog footstep in similar Sweats. "that there's • great scarcity of nurses at the front r THE SIGNAL'S CLUBBING LIST 1915 The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe $3.75 The Signal and Daily Mail and Empire3.75 The Signal and Montreal Family Herald and Weekly Star 1.85 The Signal and Saturday Illustrated Globe1.85 The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto) 1.85 The Signal and Toronto ,Daily Star 2.80 The Signal and Toronto Daily World 3.25 The Signal and Toronto Daily News 2.8o The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and Empire Tyne Signal and Farmer's Advocate The Signal and Canadian Farm The Signal and Farm and Dairy New 1.6o Renewal. , ... 1.85 The'Signal and The Country Gentleman . 3.25 The Signal and Canadian Poultry News1.35 The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free Press.-.._ _.1.6o The Signal and London Daily Advertiser2.90 The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser I.6o The Signal and London Daily Free Press Morning Edition 3.5o Evening Edition 2.90 The Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness1.85 The Signal and World Wide 2.25 The and Presbyterian 2.2 let 5 Th: Signal and Westminster 2.25 The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster 3.25 The Signal and Catholic Register New 1.7o Renewal 1.85 The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto)3.40 The Signal and McLean's Magazine .2.75 The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto)1.75 The Si nal and Canada Monthly (Winnipeg) 1.5o pekes are for addresses in Canada or Great Britain The Signal and Woman's Home Companion (New York) 2.75 The Signal and The Saturday Evening Post 2.75 The Signal and The Ladies' Home journal. 3.00 The Signal and The Youth's Companion (Boston) 3.10 The Signal and The Scottish American 3 2 (New York) 5 ` includinpostage to Canadian subscribers. The above publications may be obtained by Sig- nal subscriber's in any combination, the price for any publication being the figure given above less $i.00 representing the price of The Signal. For instance : The sigma' sad TM Family Herald •ad Weekly Mee ..... $1.15 The Pewee. Advocaat ($a.33 hot =t,e) 1.33 I.6o 1.85 ss. ao -making the price of t$e three papers $3.20. The ettgel sled The W sae $1.1 The Tweets Daily Star (UM 1bm et.0e) Lice 41311 -Abe three papers for $3.65. If the publication you want is not in above list, let us know. We can supply almost any well-known Canadian publication. Send subscriptions through local agent or by postoltice or express order (not by bank cheque) to THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LIMITED God•rich Ontario Sovereign Cure tism for Mn. $. • NS Wyandotte Street, • , tient., says there is only dismally is the world IN PILLS. I hew k.. sw,.emed� the oamomass ..d aus r ' ..d Kier/Tt.slG M ..y forum 1 was weedh neer also .orb et ../eri.t. 1 w.. M.4ir-W er y6 � core-�.ethel . romodiso 1 i1 u,'e.Oi. Arens 1dam niossh tl,a 1 .. well mew II 1"." ..kgYaer �_ wmallear T rookie'. cure becalm bias set directly on the Kidaeysand Bladder --soothing and healisstthe hammed tisanes, and iniag uric .cid. Trial treatment free -alar wile, 10c. a bele. 6 bones for 12.60 and every box sold with our spot ash guarsntee of ttatisiat tion or money ince Sold in the United States reader the name "GINO" Pills. p1 Caas/L L.isaMsL Tiee�.r 1.1 • • •v.y, GI PILLS • C, IVR TK l • TME ORCHARD PAYS heed Mosey to be Mode by are veibp o1 Appian Path growing if property Oohed slew 1• one at the mat pesatable Industries in Canada. It nook= a s- elderdt•S attention both lin the grvw- eag seal marketing. If an of year comes aloog many are apt to lose afforest and negl- giving the frail tease the beet attention. A well cared for apple orchard, one year with another, will return a big- ger pmt than ear other part 01 tae teem. It is, Indeed. • poor year when the net returns from the orchard does not average 1100 per acre. When the prices are good from {600 to 11600 Is attea realised. To obtain tame prices special care in pruning and spraying and fertilizing and Althea - don are necessary. Oreat Improvement in recent yen has been made In better care of neglected orcharda. The Govern- ments have assisted 1a every way possible and are always willing to bhp those who are willing to Mitt tbeeseslve.. The demand for box packed alleles d bet quality L decreeing very rri/ldk these should be wrapped is paper as they pack and remain 1n Place fetter to the box. it also fo- ssas better losegiag. heing 1.es rab- bi* to bruises in !mulling. 1a nearly W the bet trait growing ale ride cooperative fruit growers' IsodaUoos have been formed. theme aseooi•uons if properly managed are d sheat assistance to the fruit grew - Ma. Pry uniting. aprayty sandhog lea be purchased mach cheaper and the sop handled fa a mesh cheaper wed-,Pooltry. Verden and Home AA - "Before my merriest@ i told her all my peat life. Don't you think I showed • wonderful courage r' "Yes, end • still more wonderful niemory." SAUSFBAKAHY AND KIDNEYS HURT Dudek lets of water d atop aeons nisei he acif year 0. 1.L yea When you web up with b.ekaaii sad oral in y reyrs gion H g boa eating too mob mat. says • well -thews authority. Meat festa atilt said whish overworks the tram w a•� and ttsaMshalt sort int Pmeggy. yew Mimi jw relieve wind deg yea mug bomb; re- moving saoving all taw body's whim waata else yon have boekaske. risk beld•eh-s daisy seta; your stoma sears. tesgslt le ocha& awl whoa the weather is fad yea have rbommaitie twinges. The urine is *hey. ef sake.._*.-haswd• dem gat ease. lees math sed you are eMlgrd in sea relief tee er three ties dnrisg w sight Either sedate • ped. reliable plyal- ei.a at ewe or p0 troy�l r...ia •beat tear cues et Seer t t.h. • wed opeudiel ks a et wader bdses beeekilag he • MO dipe mid poor mimes win thew est hos. This femme sails le node beta the mead et smi lemma d bee been lea � mod ined mad f,rr pieseliagsM Nese mid drmies the 0. ameraras aids is Ihesem se II ue Mew irrM.er, thee mid litho 1.l fleM le a W. mew lie poglsl.e meed .seers. it le outioe Ohre and esim0 11010- mikes ir{tikd�� dee" MIRY QILTURE IN OLD QUEBEC Nlnter. Tee Severe Per Great Sia. case With sweet Varieties nut Sour Cherries Thrive Wlth Carat Not u many cherries are grown in Ae province of Quebec as formerly. .1'hy is this? asked Key. Mather Lee - Fold of L Trappe In a paper read, it • meeting of the Quebec Pomo logical Society. Have the vedettes proved lee hardy for our severe inmate? 1 do sot think so. Wig my opinion rather that we have •1mpty aegldcled to replace the old cherry orchards .a their days a exiatenos expired. The cherry tree L a short- lived tree compared to the apple and pear tree. Yet the good crops we ran get every second year .tosld he ' safe reason to move os to viant more cherry orchards as in the toy, gone by. We still find cherry trees foarlsb- Ing away below Quebec In our most severe winters. Cherries are divided tato two groups: Thesweet and the sour cherry. Bweet cherries are very popular on the markets 1a Montreal; but an. fortunately, we can not grow them fa Quebec. They ars somewhat meet- ing in sold and climatic conditions; 1n fact, the sweet cherry will not stand extreme cold weather, and wizen subjected to It, the tree ottani cracks open sad L easily winter- killed. interkilled. However, 1n our oretards at IA Trappe we succeed 1n getddg a S omewhat good stand and fair crop• from at least one variety, and that is "Imperatrtos Eugenie." There is no mistaking this variety for •Stasi cherry, as Its tall, erect growth identi- fies 1t wily with the sweet cherries. Another reason why we cannot grow the sweet cherry In the province of Quebec U because the Sweet cherry trees are early bloomers. end there- fore are very subject to early spring treats. They are thus easily damaged. Exacting Solt Condition. The sweet cherry prefers • light warm loam. It does not like wet feet, nor does it thrive as the pear in a stiff clay loam On the other Card, we must avoid too gravelly or sandy soils, as such soils have a tendency to bring cn an early bloom 1n the S pring. The sap 1s also brought into activity too soon, which with our odd, is sure to have dls•.tr us con sequences upon the trees. If we can not grow the sweet cherry. we can produce a gold nu 1 Der of varieties of the sour type N%itn e ase. 1 do not think that ever the soar cherry it crown exten,lv,• y In Quebec on a coroner:1a1 bars But in nearly t very orcbart w • cz-; en1 a few sollta. y trees that prcduce wwti tf they are given a little care to pre- vent them from getting -gummo.:s' or the black rot. With the establishment of cauner- Is, 10e growing of a considerable area of sour cherries would be a very profitable Industry. There will always be a steady demand for canned Leiter ries. Besides this we can always de pend on being able to sell oqr cberrf • for remunerative prices on our local markets for _ oma consumption. Prom the rmall number of cherry trees grown 1a Quebec 1t is hard to say what ..re,a would be more es. peetalIy adapted to the fruit il.tw ever, we are sure of ibis, that the • our cherry will outlive the ..meet cherry nen. as It 1s mach bar'ler. 1t stands much mon cold and fru st 1n winter and in the spring. Rainy weather does not seem to damage the blossoms to such a point as with the sweet cherry. Clean Tillage Required The cherry tree will thrive on the lighter, well -drained foams. Thi• fruit likes an elevated, naturally light. dry, loamy, retentive soil. The sour cherry tree well stand a heavier soil. The management of • cherry or- chard is somewhat similar to the ,p pie orchard I would advise clean tillage until about the time the fruit Is picked. In tilling young trees not yet bearing. i would see that ample time Is left after the cultivation Is over that the trees slay mature and Season their growth before winter. As the sour cherry tree does not make a very large tree, f would ed- ylje planting it rlrteen and cne hath feet each pay thus making one boa - deed ■nd sixty trees pee acre 1 would not ■tten•pt to set out anything, but • strictly first-class tree. as •l1 • ra are toc expensive. I prefer Set ag oat • tree with a two year,' growth from the bud. Meta, the four or five main branches u Mw as poo MIAs, consistent with eeonomtcal til- lage sad handtlr.g of the Orchard. Team.. Raising In Prance There are 47.3111 aatbar0M tobacco platen In Prance, who grow about 49.006,000 pound. M tobass0 no M.000 acres. The state moso/ely. besides tauktag an 1h• tobacco gran In ristase, bays ii,00M.000 moods er tend,'. grown teasers a year. WOMEN'S WEAKNESS AND REALM PERILS Anaemia Comes so Gradu- ally That the Victim Scarcely Realizes the Hold the Trouble ties Upon tier Until Almost in a Decline. Women's work is more wearing than luau's because It hate armed every waking hour. There M ao eight or nine -hour day foe the breadwin- ner's wife, sod often the toile under the greatest difficulty became ber strength is below what It sbculd be. The woman who Is Indoors all day is very often careless about what she eats and does not keep her Wood up to the mark. It becomes tido Sod poor. wblch makes bee weak, besd.ch , creed, breathless and liable to pains to the back and side.. the scourge tt her sex. New blood will do woodeis fn. the wowan who la tired out, who aches ell over when she Hues la the morning and feels unaccountably depressed. She cau gain new Wow n ow. and drive away the pains and ache. and tiredoee. if she will take Ur. Williams' Pink Pi1b. They have worked marvrie toe other women Ana will do the saute for you if you are weak, tired, depressed or suffering from backaches or sidecbes. Mrs. Elmer C. Taylor, Calgary, Alta., says : •'I was so run down with anaemia that 1 could scarcely walk without aid. 1 was not able to leave the house. 1 had no color, no appetite, and was con- stantly troubled with headaches, dizzy spells and a general disinclination to move about or do anything. My friends did not think I would get bet- ter, and even the doctor was appre- beueive. I was constantly taking medi- cine, but it did not do me • particle of good. One day a friend asked it I had tried Ur. Williams' Pink Pi11s, and I decided to do so almost as a forlorn hope. After 1 had used • few boxes there was • decided change for the Netter. and people began to ask what 1 was taking, the change was eo noticeable. As 1 continued the Pills my color came hack, 1 could eat my meals regularly, the headaches and dizzy spells ceased, i gained in weight and took . new interest in life, my cure being oomptete. 1 have told man sickly women and girls what Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills did for me and urged thew to take them and shall oontioue to do so, knowing whet a splendid medicine they are." livery weak and ailing woman who will follow Mts. Taylor's example end give Dr. Willlami Pink Pills • fair uial will flod new health and alreogth through their use. Sotd by all medicine dealers or eeot,Jry mall at 60 cents • box, or six boxes for 12.60, from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville. Ont. OIL IN THE WEST Expert of Opinion That a Great Field Awaits Discovery Discussing the oil fie d of Wt stern Canada at the ins:ltut on of Petr, le .m Tecbnologlsaa, Great Br,tain, Mr. eau - ningham Cra'g said recent y: "A 1 drilling for oil is to some ett'nt speculative, and no one who has studied these western prom. ective fields with any carp has fail d W point out over end oyer again that though the rewards of success wo.ild be great, the possibility of complete ?allure In any one district is consider- able. Yet it seems almost impossible that there cannot be • paying oilfield waiting for development somewher between the far north and the inter batIooal boundary. There will dou .t- ine Ds many disappointments for mach d the development work now In progress was foredoomed to fal'ur bat I believe, and I think that ever. - aloe who has travelled sufficient y .n Nt.$ern Canada will concur, that the! L petroleum in the. • gr.'et ter fteosi= and that It will be dta-overed • id produced profitably at no very resent data.' aeMabie. Adventurous Mission A rememtac and mysterious ',ape. !Mae will leave England In abo .t tie wetb time. 1t will cons'st of a eons of frontiersmen • raised b, Milie1 Driscoll, who headed .1 d moots in the South African weir, and, according to that officer, It will go "on a sort of ape. lei m s- hot la a tropical country." Br. Pagtee.11t. Dr. Slagle, Profaner d Cheetah, at McMaater Uat..ntly, Y *tett. among other dings. ter a very •ems wit of • decidedly month vela. Nee long ago white teetering fr shmea be referred to the forma - Goa of t•q sad meettwd Miran- ' larty an- Iarty lye vvytag alae .f the Mmes. The aaaber of tames they pass tbrwtb then dagereat Mesh d the • taee:Mre," he maid, "deteralese he the she d the Meese, welch may be that at a pea. • thumb -mil. • hand, erwoe elarge asamaa'.Mad." Hors • Mrs grin tearer at the beet let oat an laeredaleas "Bawl Haw!„ Depending, of afoaroe," **slimed the protease without a pause. "Oa the he of the gentleman's bead." New Versate of Old frond. The operator of floe Walsh dale - ober while ha• lately changed has methods. Instead of posing as a Bpaabb other who has hidden the war chest of the Owlish la an aeeeeetble atom - tale, sad who la dyeg In palate, M has am become a Beldam. TM . sweet form of the story to that ea the deo .� et lis master at the MMagl se .Lies. the letehinitst has lied to baa with 116060 .• worth et Beat et ilii g1Yl MIMS. Many swtePleg batters le 104. fora arc awe badag seat to Canada. Now to Vote. "Hew are yen gam to vote. Je•-ette r Lambed her friend. alari., And the ether aidm, uouplum.ed u tai.., Replied : "Now. let ms .roe. "1 think I'll vote in • seal.kin cost." Jasmine went en to say. "Ad • stews of red." Theo the otter mid ..Weil. tk.t'.. Moly way. -`arm ,Ary Journal. How Zasa.Biuk Cures Skin Diseases peeetratem samam 1 M the very nd kith *8.t t ts. Moe tick herbal memos' them se ether lets the cells belowthe wartioe that sew health' therm 1. formed. which. se It glww$. forces ant the oilseed based. Zs:Abdicat.s iron the beam up. Tib lm the real that sores sad .lila Mamma cared by Z•a10uk, de net retaga. Tomas* la 'slimly a - ent tram d1 ether olatanitta. It doss eget metals liar* utas er mimeses osilesies matter. or does It eet1W coarse animal tate. whirl, la a short time. ge rascal. SIRre Bak will keep ladeflWMil►. Mans peophs have betaared by Zana-Sak atter heels( ast- tered years and spot hundred. of trying varies ream- dies em .dies la vela. It yes setter from say skis dbaa. ore Wary. others.benefitb 1ty�Zathaekexper��Aret- et Don't trwbIe with melees reasedZama Bok la milielloonitd tar ec.. aa. Phu pimples. cats. barns, braless, cold sores. eros* bites, rbapged hands. and all akin diatoms sad injuries. 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