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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1924
•
EYDRO PEOPLE RAISED
THEIR OWN SALARIES
f irrttor) (ontntiv,i.n so, Such At•
starnr+ confirms our belief that the!
action of the Commission In this re-
spect was improper and In clear vio-
lation of spirit, if not the letter
df lite Power COMM
Uon Na. Improper ' ieervie's rendered by memIN•r4 of the
TI4nNIVfI4 Manch s1 1t.•tween CommlPslon a+ ufllcern of the Ontario
1011 and Oetolmr. Er., Sir ,\dam Power Company are largely nominal.
P4'•k drew i1; salaries trout the That the work done by the Commie.
1)%114o the sum o! Slasess., made up cion In respect of the Company IN
•f gloss from the• Moir, 4,iu,4i...ion, covered by the eateries: and r•)nlun-
$.41.:aeo from th, Ontario 1'ow.•r erntion Heed by this Legislature there
Company v and ' ,1(10 from the Prov- is not the rlURhtest dnttht. it wan, we
'new. I believe, never contemplated by the
14nritur the so Th. pen,.i w. K. Nic- Legislature that members of the ('om-
haught Sas laid tine-te: lion 1. it.: mission druid as 4)r,itors of a
1.IN•aI. f:kl.0,1 Ron T1. ('11rntlebarl skeleton company have 44 right to In-
117:Is•. and Frei miner, *iigt Crease• as. 1In•� pleased thee .a1a114'
7?a• 1:hgen ('omuii-so,4 ,rows' which the 1.gi.Aature toed fixed."
mention to the feet thpt for „114 8,, The ,alariee' of the princittat
.Part IN•for.' 1911. the Hydro Com•. ITydro (fticers sr' by In w• required
wi,,.i.mrn were Det paid. 1t nos then to have the approval of the novern-
I.sdd.d to ,p the ehs1rm:lu, (•44444) mens. but approval has never been
!w s IlXld. . The (:r4'gnry Connmiesiun
per neer. In 4 t:7 the law Paws
rWniN'd so that the rAAlrmnn ronl(1' nntlrec that Mr Pope Paas nllow.d
art /in additions' $11,000 from the toy the Hydro in 1!122 to collect fnr
:w,L•Ipalttis and the ether twat himself t:, ,.li' Tiydro roans. e
,,,mrvLwoaers 54144x1 enol, e4onrse t1e Inquiry board Pay,.
1111• tirdro bought nut 4144 4lntariOI chnnld lest.• 1:..1 Government sane -
Power Puna ('nmpstnv aro shortly after- $3.000 for Clean-up Deal
wards thlino enieenantheir
,4' 1" 11)22 the Hydro put
' sir
On October _
.4 tit
me f i
and uN
of
themselves
d
tet I
n r
• 1 grant
t M
e 4'l
A
g
�. 1110 >+
.tall additional e:111Rr1.'4, Sir .\dam thrnlgh 44 •. 144
reins another 56000 or a total of Petty for nineteen month'' %pryees to
51•.unlr per nor from June•• iele and cnnne•tlon with the Toronto elean-
rtle other two eommiesimier. $e 000 up deal.
.4'.-h from June, 192r. "Morns., or r.•m,me•ratton -nth
Otilrisls In on it as this." sacs the Gregory •Commis-
slnn- "appear to um to 14' clearly In
violation of the act."
The Gr.'ger4 r'pnrt` we)•. that 1t
Mut lonrm'st that certain onto -labs
with nr witty -out the npprovnl of the
Hydro sometimes etrry en private
work of a renninerntiye elinrneter.
eppnrontly .lone in Moainer: 11(nlre
without dedeetinn. w'hteh Oh, Greg -
is elun ,tet. The
W W. Pope. secretary of the ('0m-
mi.sslun. et a salary of-'tt..4011. was
given 12.4(44) as, a director ofthe
Ontario Pow. ('ompxny : Chief
Hydro Engineer Gaby. with it .'mora
of 115.01440. reeetved an a,ditiodal $2.--
400: 1, R'. Gilmour. Hydro tn-,tcnrer,
with a watery of $51221, received $t.240
re. and W. G Pierdom. Tiydro I nn Commission says ',tumid no
a lanoint. with n salary of 57.4((0, I allowed. 1t says. however, that it
yeti another 11 -all as der.' • I hoe been impn•aterd with 'the 4111-
[.enc.•- resetircefulnvw and ioyalty
regnry Comml1sinn e'4nesw I elf the etnff to the Commission and
rhatrmen of the Hydro and I we hare nn doubt that many of
ot,klll. are not overpaid I� them aro• glrine moult mere time to
f the whole cirenm- ` the work of the Commission than
might n41sonnbly 1.4' demanded\ of
them." \,
Mutiielpalitiee Should Pay
The nregory tsar, thinks the Hydro
munl.•Ipalitier should relieve the
Proxinee of Its elleW10 cnntrihntlon to
rhe Hydro chnlrman's salary. It ap-
prove.
pprove. of n Ptlggeetlon it attribute%
to \tr C. T. Clnrk•(ln ?bet nn n111-
e'r ..41041111 be appointed whnee ditty
tt would 414' to keep the Government
in close toneh with the Hydrois op-
erations.
peration' It thinks that the Govern-
ment And not the Hydro should fix
the salnry of the Hydro auditor. Mr.
Clarkson,
f>laeuld Not he Ministers
r
tors.
The
that th
the Tied
Mit adds:
"A retie
Gardening in Canada
for Amateurs
By T. H. RAND-McNALLY
ARTICLE NO. 3
Those Scraggly Old Shrubs
stanched for treelike) especim.•ns, or
114 low. dense sluuh4 th.' pra.'tice of
pruning is ,•vlcrly the Panne. }:very•
thing -ho 11.1 eaue off down to not
More thou six buds of the most vlgor-
ous of lots! ).ear'. gr.•wth. Every bud
on a Ily.lr:n,g.a has the possibility of
,,resin. iu_ a flutter The objet of the
drastic pruning i* to throw the
strength into a te44 shoats, for the
po'...luctiu4 of lung stew. aU1t...1at24'
!lowers.
I'he• .Utheas and hush ho,44'ysoirklres
may be 'pruned dint.[ surly spring.
,.Int in )Nodi mese r -:lee. it 1. hest to
70111040 01114. enough of the br:inches
ry presents the paradox .Iouu..1.141,uun (Japan, -se teem -el. all to put 1414' bush in 4...1 -hap.• 11411
Shrubs* 1
, ••ardeuing 'raking the• Prunus 1 }'lulvering Slun'ei111 ,tin' wood
Giro, years. reurs.tie ke I:uuhul.in'k,'rs ,stun
of 1 'atlller I t. Double Flowering ('Innis 1. a
the 4'0 oras 4 a a •ho le from S lir:l"a+ 111ridal Wreath. tool the root sh.N,ts re:movel wttels•..•r they
chert to .•oast --it is safe t, any '4sl 1
there is nothing that 411 11 b• grown .\videos \'his Ill is by 110 mein, appear.I).4it oto. .Ir1H.-s
exhausitve net it voter.. a large noun- to bettor advantage. or with les. vitro.
'4 t.4 the r4844It!1 obtained. bee of our 1x4 eot,4mollly- grown' - Viburnum, as a rule meal leery
in proportion t 1'uiuin•• to the utllil� .claas little cutting leek.'1711' (':uta-
lle4pil+• this feet most of our .lirib-
t.•ry present. a sad and sorry air
pa•arane4' !x41111.4' it 41etr the wrung
kind of attention or no attention at
all.
There are over sixty varieties of mower .
flowering or ornamental shrubs C •
ranberry and Snowballs 1. Sympho-
w•hich cart be grown almost every -
ear ons I KnnwlN Cries, both 4'.d and
where except at high altitudes and w11it•4- )tush Hun,cwurkla•r, the .V -
ll the most northerly eNrtlons of the thea* "(Rose of Simeon.. the true
county). These ahrnbs are all re -
Syringes 1Lilacs. and all Grap•rinem.
eommended for hardiness by either 1(4" of flu s• elm's" owe n4eicr
the DominionDepartmentof .\grlcut ,arty siring attention but in handling fall for the making of one of the most
tur.• of tie. Outario -\grieulturel the first group great ,ore should be delicious jellies whit can gra.'• our
1'olleg.•. yet when on" strikes a home ,•reieed t.. remove only nose' whl.•h tables. As u g.•1 4l rule the
which-1m,rts good sp'•ime n4' of even 1 I+ three years or more old. Stich S'ihurnums are the better of a slight
woad 1144.4 nearly alw•flrs passed it* pinching buck of thi' terminate of tete
half a dozcu varieties tor, ie tempted
to stip sad rzeh.iut in woudcr. \' 4' I days 4'4 greatest u4,•fulness and sun branches to ee4ure a pleating com-
bo: taken out to good advantage. One tour of hurl. There are two Ideals
of the, n.romp4nyfng ,lingrums shows of the snowball bush. One Is the
a eurenut bush which would be im- standard fore; the other is the fats
proved both In appearue•e and fruit- stomps! spread When a bush Le
fulness' if the odd !swotache• p.rtlnnis viewed from one, tingle only, e4 in
shown as wooed black) were taken out 444 rder of shrubbery. the fan-shaped
beton• the ...11 le begins to run in the spread gives the finest r•Pu1t. When
hush this spring. t'nleee the shrubs
ti
in this group have red wood In them,
they should hove ,4o other cutting
until after they have finiihe4l flower-
ing for the sown.. Not long ago ad -
vire wee evoked regarding a dozen or new growth o4' last years wood nny
too Spinus Iran Iloutt,•ii4. On In- trimming of the ends of th, branches
ie sure to redu%4' the senw4n'e crop
of bloom. Unlike' the hydrangea, the
leave do not prodthr buds every one
of whie91 fm a iw'tenttal blossom. Only
sots .,
all current.. gooseberries, and rust- diet' high touch cranberry 4 Viburnum
henries (:,11 tltu this group. inn the I Vul41aris." grows to lie a very large
s4'010 group come the Hydrangea and vi41at'"ne shrub --almost a sma.l
I'auticulat•;, teonenon Garden II)-• tree. The heading ha.•k of it* main
drungeite the 1(uddlr•yu I Ilutterfl' r.h•w. is 44.[114' time pos111.I 44• of a
TjlN•r,4utne (High ba -h Sive or six foot high shrub having
a very dense top. The cranberry
make. a fine background shrub. Its
. in
h•n'ahl • u
it*
(
r k
. •r. n4'
:• not a
tic we
fine big bunehea of brilliant scarlet
fruit which will hong late into the
winter- unless taken off in the late
HOOSES
All kinds for sale.
Ing a home it wl
the houses i have
them et all prices,
Some real good bargains
Drop in and sere Mt.
P. J. RYAN,
1t.•nl F.sate & insnnnce
HOUSES
11 you intern buy -
pay you to see
r sale. I have
111 $100.(m up.
easy to•rms,
bon• 50
Unlimited Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR
at $3 per single cord. delivered.
THE GODF.RICII MANUFACTURING
CO, LIMITED.
(Foot of Anglesea St. Phone 61.)
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insurance Agency
Lift, Accileat lad Auto Munn
Houses and Lots in Goderich and
Vicinity, and Fart,. for Sale
Inge number hard t., elect torn,
including Porne of the treat houses
in town. A number are full mod-
ern equipped: many of the proper-
ties. are very low In price. .t tern
can be brought on the monthly pay-
ment plan -a small amount own
the dlalanee in monthly payments,
the same an paying rent, or any
way to suit buyer. Ask about them.
A number of Farms for Jude, al -
mos( any eiz,', lnrality, kind;pice,
nr terms for payments 'equine!.
Some large farms W exchange
for smaller ones. Sonne to exchange
for town property.
A few mall plane near town.
notable for tnwl•rsising. Mee bnPi-
nese ut gardening.
A fine half -section near Regina,
Sank., well located, well fenced,
plowing done, for sake or exchange
poor property here.
For all particulars are
J. W. ARMSTRONG
Above Personal' Fair
P. O. Box 89 Goderich, 1)84.
One Dollar
Read the Advertisements
in The Signal. Buy ad%ertised wares.:
It is a safe and sound policy.
4EVEN'Ty'•yu'TH \-EAR NO. 12
COUNCIL PROTESTS mandation made by the• committee whir
BONUS LIMITATION ACT to 0' „ffe•t tlwt x11 a.4i.tint be
apl 11N4in 4411 to make out detailed 40-
dl%Iduul 'tatemeut4 of all ollttan•tng
Owen Sound Paper Ila. Scheme to taxer to be pn•eent.d to the council
%dle.tliw !Slue Nater I lot an .s.rly date. Thr mot tttr of
procuring the a+.NLstant was 4e41.with
Ilighwa) I the fln:.te4' ('„mmitt.', a motion • to
Councillor 1 Platt 4411. the only this effect being moved by ('oune'.l-
ahs.•uteo ,from the regular meeting of tors Humber and Ryan
are at last learning to wee conifer%
to good advantage. but the list re-
ferred to does not Include this type
at all.
"Oh, we can't grow that here." (1n
every aide one is greeted by that
objection no matter what shrub 1s
mentioned: and thi, In spite of the
definite and easily obtainable find -
Inge of goneernment experimenters.
This; rather willful Ignorance• is no
doubt the ebi4d cause for our neglect
in our planting and staring for
shrubbery. In a later talk. as It
comes nearer to planting time, an
attempt w•1I1 be made to summarize,
the results of some of the ezperl-
merits and offer Rome suggestluus re -
the bush Is grown as to single show'
speelmen t14e' standard form is most
,'!(,74't 1444'.
.\!though h, true syringes or lilacs
Come in the. 1.0111) which flowers 'from
coin, it lint Fridnc. The I To Boost Illus' Wager Highway''
the
town ,
..•sun woe tooth quiet and brief, Tii,. 01V1•11 Glued S1111-11 is ptv-
I1 w a• .•arri..I 011 1110411.11 1.4 ('41111011- p)1wu.g to get out Pal eight (4441'' . ' ll•
for Outliner ,old 111•014,. Ite•v.• Mute In.hat41 edition in rotogravure style
flings that the commit expose to Coup ;11,11 of _Y),0(10 cotton "about June est
eillur Platt i4. negro conecrninR his next. :a. n wrmns of advertising M,•
uu(urtululn• accident 11nil wish hitt a
Blue Water fllghw11) and its edvan-
.INr.ly r,+v,cerc. tate.. ;(4,d pri4'lr,1fe•s Mfr. \(ark Ikd•
Tax Collort.4r Wm •':tni bell repo- Illus , dry ...lino of The i;un-Thune
lel the payment or *1G4.4.4 of taxes' ,•onf.•rn•d with thee commit (co,4,rrning
.inose Van91 1st.-uf 44hiotu $4:'1.4:1 was the sohenu• a. prop,w41 and sedictted
on I!1_: hexes• - '"''i"''011 h, the extent Of 44 1,1414'
or at least a 1111lf-p:1[i' in the tentiol
at i cost n( 5_'5 or $1..0. resPeetivellr
Owen Sema,. ale Dunnage indicated,
le _taking a page. The 1 (lw•rea 11rr
til 144• aftrl Tl/4T Rivet ter---lndlvltlnttn
whose ad.lrosso.e have been *salmi n4'
The request of .\. E :Olin for r''- ut•tnb•r' of automobile elutes .•hntu-
4u'val of two trees in front of his I„
•4's of cowmen... and board-. .K trade.
For i44.1:1Illy, 311011 448141r• ere to 4.e
disoriented in I4•,roit, 1,500 in T()lento,
1.0410 in Toronto, .1,0(4(1 in ('l'velnnd
atm! (11110. mud 1.400 among tM• towns
participating in the sehetne. For el
144141.''p;,ce _qui e•414.44w 4'r.• [)ren and for
half It -page 14*4 ."pi,-" The aMitJnn In
which no undue pn,minence L4 to he
given :Imp particular town on the
route. is t.. 44' entirely a ('anadien prn-
11444•1 .4811 will be printed at either
Flour P.asehttll ('lel for p•rmireon to Itridgebnrg n4' Toronto The only nd-
n•rtfaemeota 4'o 44ppe.r in the edition
are Moe. on 1 '1.nl! of )Iot,•ie camp -
jug gnn,ildo and garage+ 011 the unit'.
I`ieb Municilallity it aak.ei to supply
rhe illn•tnot ions and deeerlptiv.• mat-
ter of the town ig c•'nne•tlon with it%
When it wa- suggested that the ter -
'wired rlr.•ulation did not go very Ler
inland. Mr, \),Image mooed that it
heft teen fnnn4 to 1.44` a fart that
tourists from farther inland enquired
of clambers of mmmierec• 141111 11 WO -
T1101.11.• shills in towns nn the 11 S.'
border e.ncerning the hest rvld to
elk,. and terrltnry to he ,nyer•d.
Ilene,' the reason for sending cnptee to
member* of .such oreeniretinn•
M,apsr (hallow expressed the opin-
ion that it war a mutter fnr the Roard
of Trnde to ?eke tip. ilio Worship
indte,,l d that K the Bard of Trade
enol merehoants tank the natter up
the eouneil ,-null le ,'4nntsd nn to
do Iia mhnn• nod participte eta too
4`114 ere
Con...•ilinr Humber: "Yea. the
Resin of Trade tine more time and
more money then we have"
Reeve leno.f:won. who i4 Rise presi-
dent of )110 !Laird of Trade • ")torr.
het'." ,'t on411111ing, the )(,4•re pr.inte'4
nut that to get the merey'nt-4 to
4ign "on 431e dotted line for since in the
n.wlerich page in The Fre Pre,- Inst
eenr had torn difficult
The whole matter war referred to
the Kr.clnl e'en mit tn• for enrl'ider1-
(lon. n motion to thio effort being
moved by Rsrve teteRwen end T'h-pmty
Reser )fnnninge.
Thio mnelmde4l the 44 .in.'., le.finer
414.4- rotrlelt.
Pfa4tln11 these bushes were found to
be fine big elirnhs. every- one of which
had been trimmed back to a beauti-
ful symmetrical round head. Every
The report express's doubt that
two of the Hydro commie:inner,.
*hound be members of the Govern-
ment. saying that •pooiel qualiflen-
tlorae coin lotions he expc*'tel in that
quarter and ":t man who la a mem•
her of the party executive In one
building can hardly 144' ex44"ted to
1w'mme• non•partteen when he take.'
hie .at on n Commission In soother
?minding" Alen some nr all the
Hrvlro cmmnlI'4loner' should
p.-rindl.illy visit the different pia,
served toy the llydro. listen to cAm-
mlalnts end make eeplenetiort'.
"1V4' have .11hmitt.41 for eonsider-
nttnn l.y vomr Government." says the
report. "a suggestion made to m.'
thnt an edri"ory 1N4srl,l composed of
reprrsentatires of the Hydro munici-
palities be eltnblistred.a
THE QUALITY OF RULE TEA
The quality evf hulk ten is always
unrellahle for several reasonsin
the first play,. being unlnt'4'llei Its
origin f4 unknown end there 1.. 410 one
who 4144! nny parti.•ular resp,nsihillty
for 1L goodnessin the second place.'
It le exposed to the sir and therefore
very quickly poses it+ flnvnr and fresh-
ness Even if It were RR good as
"SAT1AI)A" In the first plate, 14 won
rapidly deteriorate and in any otos It
would i.' Impossible for any deal-
er to follow mn4I4tently the 'tame
quality throughout the veer. "SAL -
ADA" starers' meintnln' en unvarying
high etnnderd. possible through nklll-
fle blending.
Petitions for toeue-. 4'11 -St. 14414,'1)
street 1N•tees.. .Albert and • Horton
street: and .4n Wellington sIr.'•t be-
tween Britannia 4o141 1111.1 1:1gi,4 11%1'11.
Ile were referred to the Public work,N
eemmitt• t'•r consideroli.•n.
r.•sid.•noe on Trafalgar street Pam+ re-
ferred to the perks and publi,• works
."mmitt.s•r jointly.
.\ p1m a
4'o t nication from the wooer
:unl Iteht en,i,mission rque.ting the
eounell to provide funds )for innuelifte•
requirements in ,•nuneetion with the
eon -at -nolo' work on the new intake
was referred to the finane• committee.
The request of W. 1:,•41. Sharman.
'w4r.•tery•. nn behalf of the Purity
erect n gr4ndst11ld at the Agrteulloral
emotions woos on motion of Reeve Mac -
}:w -411 *11 1141 1-011114-illor 1llimber refer•
rel•tn the larks Rud public. eorks,41re-
mitts.. jointly.
Cnunolllor Worsen brought up the
nuttter of lending the fire hose to
some of the trate for flushing out the
twoilerm, as heed horn done in praylnu(
years. The lis• of the hoer wa4 gran-
ted, the hoer to be handhvl bye town
men and the trate clutrg.41 up with
the expense.
Applies' tloons' for "building permits
were n4elval as follows: Remo(
shed on Horton Wee?. Cornelius
Spain; rer,waf dwelling on Trafalgar
,.tract,- A. E. Allin: new store front
on What .greet, H. C Dunlop: garage
on 1.ighthonee street, Oliver Johmnn.
Protest Against Proposed Aet
Reeve \ta(•I?wan intr.herd the
question of the ennnr•11'e taking some
nctiotl by way of protest to hill No.
1(11 now being propns.l In rho Te'gt .
letnre. entitled the itonus I,imitntlnn
Aet. This act le to prohibit municipal
hnnnslne of fnetorlee. except by way
of fixed assessment for n ten -Tear term
which IR not renewable. Ti.')mntlrr
as refferrd to the wpn•lnl eommltte ..n
Linn .,f the ite•ve nn(1 Deputy !beer.
tinning tit• efineluslnn of the remt-
teeing tb• •pe'Ii) committer met
alder the matter. and derided
carr prompt nn.1 mephitis one
the hill ).
Patterson's Account
wing rnmmunlcation Arai
Engineer T. Roy Patter -
1P ae•onnt of $425 fnr
-Item In ,•onn.•etlnn
t • "Some time ago
Re•nint for
shish. 1 was nth
rreol to n entit-
le reroute le
n Mtge part
11-W1041114R
time the
not the
r delay
T am
d at
f"'
lar
to c
to reg
jest inn
E
The foil
rece'IvM fro
we4 regarding
engineering
with \'I.tnrla lot
i mnhmlttrd
engineerin4 work,
vI..1. had Men re
meter for report
long stnt(1i841 moreove
of the work wens don" b
whom 1 hod to pity at t
work wax done and T
money. T can w'4' no sewn
In settling thio ee•nunt. and
exry'•ting mot elms- will he pas.
y.wlr meet meeting."
eounelllor Holmes: "Wher.• ft,
gn hedv.rel itettor send it to the sat
committee."
Wren !serfew:in • "Better send It to
n different enmmittee."
Figure 1. -This diagram shown th
Figure 2.-A diagranlatic example()
Figure 3.- A shallow trench ,for the
operations.
Figure x. -The layering method of startin
Figure 5. -The right and the wrong way to
protruding stump. 1f the cut
tosses 3
removal of three-year-old wood from a Currant bush.
ow to prune it Garden Hydrangea.
tarting of cuttings which are a by-produet of the pruning
new shrubs.
rune. A4wlcs make a large cid. `ever leave a
very large, paint it.
'carding de'olrablllty and hardiness. I bu-h snowed wr,wl rotog1ng from three the terminal buds and a y,'ry
For the prrsmt attention mast go to nine veers old. Tls owner ex7ld not of the uppermost laterals h hill fly
to a few old favorites in 1 .4h the utelerstnnd why he diel not get his flowers. In (baling
mbar.. of the pn.fneinn of blwlm which fond mon• elaborate %ave ,w
l,'
i' R•Is• to leave 1
show and utility ('lassos which will
be benefited by some pruning before
any other work can be started out-
door..
The mistake most frequently made
In trimming Phntb% risen from the
idea that symmetry of form Is the
acme of beauty. In moist PAW.: the
_- consequent abearing 11) done at the
expense of grace of form and pro-
tusion of flower. 1t L4 true that regu-
larity of outline adds greatly to the
beauty of most of our shruhm, but
much regularity Phntld never be
achieved through sacrifice of the
natural grace of the plant. Hedging
giants. grown entirely for the beauty
of their foliage. may b' subjected to
the shears, where the control of the
height and form of the plant L
essential to the fulfillment of its
mlmelnn.
All other deciduous shrubs should
be pruned. not clipped
Quite Sufficing DIsepllne
Mln1tier- We. all of us Phou1(that
at least Own things every day
we heartily dl*ltk,• doing. Charlie -
T do that all out oft ted. Why.
nd every
morning 1 getpu
night 1 so to bed.
That is all you need to start a Union Bank of
Canada Savings Account. Don't hesitate if you
can't save more than One Dollar at a time. The
savings habit will help you increase it.
Small deposits are the seeds of success. Start
with One Dollar and save regularly.
Oma
UNION BANK OF CANADA
eiich Branch, F. Woollcombe, Manage/
makes this shrub one of our syr nom it e
Carty snnitner glorl444. Shrhbm of 4111e! 44'verely aMnr lentil atter the
kind should revive judtclot pruning blossoms. have been borne for the year.
to !mince health and vigor of wth, Nine all of their ehrubt will event -
hut to trim them Into aymm trl'el unity grew into the tree form If left
forme is 11111e short of tragedy. alone and the pleasure of clow con
Tate Summer Flamers tart with their dcllghtfnl bloom and
fragrance lost, it la well to keep main
stems headed back no as to keep the
plant a bush of dense. low growing
habit. The buddleyne are enmewhat
timilar In type of ds'yelopmetft and
though some spring priming is
possible, the removal of very old
wood 111 about all that should 4w'
,done.
Asda result of four pruning este•
few
Irl,
weer
of
hem
Sume with currants. raepb•rrias
and blackberries; Idewterrle4, or
pawtonb•rrics) le largely dependent
upon proper pruning 1n the Cies of
all these fruits old wood chnnld b
cut oat drastically. it Ls poeslhle to
do this with the currants and gnose-
berrlete to the very early spring, but
mince the damage ham been done fnr
tble year and !erne email gnlntIty of
fruit may 4.e 4lerlficd. Ode pruning
moy tie left nrrtll the fruiting Ream!!
144 over. For the raspberries and
hlaekh.rr1C, it AIV,nid never he done
until that time,
Jadielonn 'Pruning
Before any spring pruning is
undertaken the two dtstin fly
different clews of flowering Phrnl1
musk be had clearly to mind. A gen-
eralization which cover% t1P dottely
enough to serve a% a att►Art1L}'
guide In that which del ea "Aruba
Into those which Knower on wood of
the prevtonR year's growth and those
whish flower from new growth
thrown nit by lateral bride art the
year befnre. in the first clams come
practl.ally all the early spring and
mtdanmrirr bktomnr• 1.011 off by
the esoreythlas, thin groom includes
all the Phtladelphtta or Mock Oranges,
ell the Welgeil's and 'Nogales. 01 -
Turning again to the ..rand of our
tilt -Worse of the flowering shrubs we
come first upon the Hydrangea. No
garden shrub le more widely grown
in Canada and none in wormy neglect-
ed. Every one has seen .peeimcn•
hearing hundreds of •ntatare blooms".
any one of which would go into R
tea cup. Three hushes were vigor -
mut and 'atould hart home 44h4ut 50
to 410 bloom, each one of whith would
have made • tight fit for t four -
quart het. The .eeret of getting this
real 'thaw of late' Rammer flowers is
In the pruning. Prnntng a genteel
Hydrengew comes. the netrett to look -
Ing like a complete Alanghter of any
cutting operation done In the garden•
Whether epees bashes are grown 1)a
It
('minwlllor Tlnlmes: "No, no. ttt•I1
,•ennii44e• AI(1 very well."
Counetllor Humber: "1 move that
It be referral to the Cemetery and
parks enmmIttre."
it Paul,', then Carrieft on motion of
Cotnctllor4 Humber and Ryan. that
the ne'.nnt he referred to the flnenee
committee.
Committee Reports
The fire eommittee reported the
purchase of a roof ladder for the fire
hrlgnAe ata rnst of 17.42 nisi recom-
mended that the requetit of the brigade
for rubber boots M' left with the Chair-
man to gr't pries and purcheee.
The Mosinee committee re"eommrnde1
that nn n.•tion be taken to ennnorttnn•
with ndverticlnR In llentnn'' Agency
and the j.,.i iiC of the On'.Irin Muni*
etpal, Association. ,\ further rerom-
RADIO PROGRAMS
WGY program In brief for work dt
Merrh 30, 1A2_4 WOY. a.'heneetady,
N T. General Eleetri' Company. 711111
Kilocycle., I 340 met ere ). 4 o'.teta
Standard time.
Snn 4'y. Wan h :,n. 11 no x m--
Servlee of Slate street PreeyMerlea
church. Sehenectudt. N. 1' . sermon
by Rey Peter A. Meellonnld.
3:10 p.m. -Concert by \M\- St -m-
oony elmhestrn. Lea Kliwen, mndle-
t . estioted by Thnma4 iiopkin'. jr,
clally 'that of tho bydrAn41"aa and
currant bosh"%, we are going to hay,+
it pot of tneter1Al which with very
ilttle trouble will give us a fine lot
of new busies if the pnmin4
is
done early enongh. that Ie, hefore
the map bee made any great head-
way, the ends of all the pnunings
which show RR last year's growth
should he reduced to shout eight
inciter In length and cut horizontel-
ly across the Mae. They should then
he hurled completely In damp nand,
earth or aphagnnm aloes until It is
paesiMA to plant, them outdoor*. One
if the nccompanying diagrams shows
clearly the way to mike ft smell
trench In a wills drained place 5111111
set the euttinga in to stent . growth.
The earth should be very firmly
tramped down over the bane of the
cutting". When the' Anil* are
pruned after they hare bloomed for
the season, the tame• procoota may be
se .r
7.
N. Y
Donald.
p,m. Service 1)A Stitt, street
,rinn church, 4.•heneeti4y,
rmon by Rev Peter A. Mae -
y. ,f*reh 31, 715 pm
Addre.'4 "The Fswmtlala In the C..
nper4tive Marketing Movement," H.
F,. Tta1N'nek. Near York state Farm
Bmreai F.4leretton,
7.25 p.m • Add "The Extension
Se•rvf(r of the Colne ' or Agriculture,"
neon A. It. Mann• of New York Sinn.
College of Agrlcnitun'
7.45 p m.- Program by •-GY (tolew-
tra and Mrs, \Cllttem 1 Willlmm..
Popra nu.
T1te'•dny, April 1, 7 414 p.m. .,Meds,
"fttlowhall," by Sydney Grundr pr
Rented hp R'(Y players: mind toy
,
WOY oreh,'stre.
W,'dnosdne. April 2 1134) p.m
Adventure !tory, c(n*tes.y Youth'i
Companion
Thor»rtay. April 3. 7.45 p.m.--
Mtticnl progrem by Albany artists:
J. Reid ('Rllwn:.n. piano: Plume Mne-
intnRlt, realer; Mew. Raymond N.
Fort. Formren(): ('laud J. Holding.
violin: Mre Horatio S. Bellows, con-
tralto
Friday. April .3. 11.00 p.m. -Concert
of i'nlon C'olla'ge Mioleal Club hrna'l-
east from the Ten Eyck Hotel. Alhxny,
N. Y.. including addre*m. "Mute In
College life," by 11r. Chariot A. Rleh-
mond. president of l'nlon Cnlleg".
10.30 pm -Dante. male from Union
(k114erge Donee Orrheetr, from Hotel
Teen }:ark hal1Mn01. Albany, \ Y.
Saturday. April 5. 0:10 p.m. TMnr
melte by Romano's Oreheetrn. New
Kenmore Hotel. Allen). N. i
follnwo! with Cnttlegs of 'Oren,
viburnum. Middles -a, welgele, phil-
8d(1phu' and promote. A cutting of
forsythln will root filmset any time
or nny where. Slimmer cuttings
rhsnld hnw• all but the top four
)soar removed. all hods which are
to go below ground taken off very
enrefilly and the top ton 1011'0/41 cut
task hell' their length. Keep all
rooting cuttings fruity shaded until
growth s'nrt4. •
Almost any of the disrobe of which
we hare eplkem may he rooted by the
process known am layering. Ontsldc
t,reneb' 4470 bent over set Shot they
may he bottled. A long sliding rut
la made In the 11144101' able of the .'tom.
then the whole thing 9'1) fastened
down with a hit 4'N hent wire and
well earthed lip. When root% helve
farmed the new bosh I. rot "MAT
from the prrent.
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