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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1924-12-11, Page 22 Thursday. Dr esSher 11. 1924. How to Control t e European Corn The followin• g bulletin is issued by the Ontario Depurtwent of Agri- .ulture: \Velaya Dangersus There Is no doubt that the Europ. eon porta borer is herr to stay ; that it k iucreasind rapidly: and that, if control aleasures are' 1101 adopted at (Ower. c•spectally in She worat infested ',mistiest, It will rutnethe cora industry in aver7 row years, iu muse ennattere o•r114{Ir in two earn 1, u y : 1'1) to the pre -:rut there has been Co united effort made to e_owbat it+aln any courtly; even. lu Elgin not mol'% thou :Ill per trent. of the farmers have adopted control measures. but what these careful men dud ba. helped a gryat ideal to preveut the increase be- ing much more rapid than it other- ..:, would have been: hut full con- trol Beano'' be looked for until every torn grower is doing 1114 part. . ('wltrsl Ohm* and Iarxpeaslve to :las)' county but Essex and Kent the borer ahoald ls• ala"st as easy to control as the potato beetle and the cost Meese or 110 greater. Once farm• ers hegiu to procttse the neeeao•ary measures ihe•r,•adUy•-•Stout lune to do wo each y•:.%r : ,for they will find these are riot ..i,nheasowe and that they will par well. Control NeaMwra Punt reel to'o8•,, rc. are 1ryse.l '1p.' the fa'r' that •11•. purer. •% inter '.1 • anal r•lildln until •J33w• ht any pre of the .•urn leant ,dsiee. g., .ip.1. 11, Ia. I1 the .•', iI.•. .'a}k•. •o.••. stalk. and •te11 the t,b.. ... al.• a. STs" in idisso w ,.•.?- u w ''tom'" . • . I•lit ..•Ides. he weeds eke.. 1i r • 1 therefore. eoloakth i,, iii:: I t I...or it the tilers pia: •••• ', • .• J11,: 4' 1.:1 later thus 111'• •i . will: I:'. • 'oto maths wlli.•I, ;e ;11 ny aWd lay eggs in the • .% %rut►. I. Eng Way , .aednll•t,li.'• • I be a 1 •. •'jolt( of - •ce•ral 1' 1. 1, ',pant. ' , ) .t 111:. •Mi.t 4..)*.+. r;, U• pt'11.I I,ig dols ❑ 111 u, .1 n 'f •• v•r R'nl rrinhatal • at. ! I r. the eorn field. , • \'! tiier.:r. iu .ver,, • 1' ' -11.11. also ,prnari.•ally t :e_,. .. o':',I • ren through the vr1 n. •'! • •• 1..iter being' .t..s rot ; .•.•. e•t.l. ,. 1. ' a' I th r.•ualndlr .I hig I ,' • .\ ' . ,' r'- r: ,l . •I to-hI 1 ... A •t •,nr '• - .1 rl0er 1'..-refor.' 8 4.' • :.;rel. .-111i.u. 4.,t n•I '• : • • I ,- '4. .ttgl .1 1 ti1:;nr.d Itow •ver. It , 144 '•rl, rot; elle 1 !+ '!„ 111•; 1'� ty'\ anal AJ:a' 1 h.• •c,lJ 1• e 4:.,t 1' i+ 1u11:'•1! •nlr o` •t ed•'.c ••t •f•'r•• June Is;. n • 'whist t4•\ ill pr• tae .afi.fa•!er; . 4:' rho cert, . •I!,. •,r .•••1 there w)fl Saloons' borers left in\the mleattu 1orUuu11. To destroy th the test ethAMl la to pile suck t. r t lions by t em"•Ives, haul them uu drew time a time and 1•uru thew.'} r t .!turning111 outssfac Ory 1 plowing untie in this case tool also iu the care a by suIN•rft11 corn 4 stalks' tette Ito h•• barn or flehis au Irk •piing: lsrau.e ,these are h10 large for the plow to urs completely. Ir/nn If [tern stalks o ,•obs flet Into the nu . Ihb m:11ntre haul 1411 th • on the surfaewulla•uvi hefore . 1 T Jute. and Itod •t n ..r w the n tplow 1 under, 1.1, nib 1 e. Plowing as a fa •to eberrol I' elsews, here. rte ..t great import auk.; t�11 r if the stn.• 4 I plow• tlfi•m uud '.11• ..r other remnants M.• rnmpdet jt 1.. tat.. ca THE SIGNAL, • tau days e•arller than the tisuuil date of 'hawing, 'Pate malts crop h1 this else should them lo• planted a week or more later than IIs• usual thee. If tsar trap crop grown[. well It will 111• In1Nd1 turther advanced than the rest w lu•tl the moths [rune 44111 and an V•111 attract moat of thou to lac their gs un IL thus largelc saving the crop. In Allgltat the trap rtlwa cut with a his' right at he and U.1 green b t v the borers prement ing is llaekward 041 la•11,•fit. 71 III (4.11• group 14 to d.•s newt-%,'•, j he '1111 crop will he nitI•t important...I the-.tolluw•int, plow• vary thoroughly 11e 1, looting no for a. 1,,.,..111 1 •o s woods .r ret , t't•Illlnllll ' to {amts of the corn g the cob.. lying 11rouud 1aru11rds. lane. or to knit till these tar a fu cutlf%utlug _ to I of a 11otheil hat- ing 111 use .a disc 'h Nue? uuur• 0f the r o h••r palrts ;.f fie*kir) ap. al plowing , and k•G ' June 14. tooled and tout draggki tit nand : U 1 n4,• a .lisrw sr,• tto'ref11r1•. ;0. '11. aid 1 ell 1111)% 1.11 ,I, It 1psih legry tbie ,,11rie'I .rubble. 'he terms h1 then' penis ',very...ste 1 flvld $11111111 be 'either ►n fall or spring to • stubble. weeds 11W I corn re To secure thornu.Jul.ss las the Porn slt0tl41 he c111 as low IVa•• 0 ai44 he drt It';."''''': 1 To ...alph. • . • ' ,11, 11,.'71.11n•. 1' rovi -3,8111.1 los 14114 lengthwise or 11o•.re" • ,:,l.n., ` 11. i,r ISIS the hill- n{..1.1 110.1 lhw•.1' 1.1,••' „t•,._ ., 1;,•,11 ll'rjal' .•f the .4la'ai le , 4.4,•1. r slide and. •if planted in hill.. 1 1 \I \ e. I tial '1ytl.imologist 1: 1'ItAWr 1111...1.401.1• • 44 4 ',1. still a 'plow sttou!'t Is• rn0 h.'• A GRAND in,t'!s•u,wth the •lubl'Ie t'. thro 1 ...at. !lien the field Ila rrow wl 4111; •', t.l„w-1.1 .!X 111. -Ile. ,1eep or .1e•14• 'l'his smokes a perfect job. I •. ., b:••t kind of plow is :1 I furrow single :„,bore• 1' i'lesit • a -I but -with =n ski:nlucr 114,•1. if llbhla is 1111_ 11f t '• r • arc na!1) L. with a tea -y In ppow.ua run :he '',•t fntr.ot 1.•. tar• .•ntd•te SIM 8. 'ti'••• e.: tti,• .•.11• a• I4:al14e IV A n' .1!' no Ito• h .•1 t: 'h.• oth. r nrr:n4. the ,4.ble mac '.•• . 'a1N.•,I niece 't•..1't' L 0 •',•• e0! i• 7; 1.. I:. i•I}' al.'il.•1 rl'ter w;Ion .:uud,l al 1 a dist- MEDICINE FOR LITTLE nm" \)111- \,.L, No. 'I. Haul 1411 R , `crit.•. • • 1 • :Itt highly nom •4 a to a Tablets. a 1414 • o•,rke•I wonders In the 1 lid w,1111,1- n.t_jet 1. *are :oat • 1111 Mts. 1•.•I • • •••r 447 I::.br' 1►wu Tnbh•ts i. ...•!,••••11417 Ih,'11•,tida of other uwtll,.. •.11 :u •I 1 '4. The Tal.h•t..erc a n„ ' 1•4it theron'4II 10 cn aper• w'ht.•1 1''yI1471j 1• tie• 1.114.•1. .•l') stomach. thereby) l.ynia:in_ .onaiialtlon. leis.', 11141- Lr.1L0 :n!•1 t, 11.•.1 of the other minor 81484.•,•'4 of :little o0e., 'rile oo. Lannitllevl to be • fret' or 'iinreotlo.p •''r ally of 1 ••r 1111 na. a 11arill, rill t1. the 14,•!• ' 1f •lc b:lhs . That•. rtllriot •-_ . . .6, "11.11111 --th•'y ul1'ac1., 111, 4' , • are :old by 11:.,..101111`until at 2•: ....too hex - 1' ltr. Williams' Medici •• -•,'k%Iib•, tont. - GODERICH, ONT. Hawaiian Chrletntas. Birds are staging everywhere. Happy. merry Chrlrimu Ploweraora .t'owIng beautll ea rarer Merry, nappy Christmas! Here In ocean girdled home. Iters In pleasant tropic sone. 'Heath a spurious summer sus Cometh merry Clnaa Dsy which gtveth toy hrt.tto all• Happy, merry Christmas! Poor rich and areagreat or seas Merry, nappy Christmas! Day when angel voice* call Prates to him, the Lord of all. 1 n And peace. good will, to mankind fa On every merry Christmas Santa Claus cornea here alway Every merry Christmas, Sans the reindeer, sans the sleigh Of the lane Syne Chrlatmaa Mere la neither frost nor 'snow. Here but pleasant trade winds blew. liens I. paradise below And, a merry Christmas. HawaIr. homes send forth today '•A merry• happy Christmas!“ To the loved ones far away, •'A happy. merry Christmas!" May the God child's natal da.y Be a happy,oneIway,- From sorrow fee and every way A merry, meet Christmas! -Pan tee of the Padua. For loonoclast_ Don't let 4 our Ittle ones Into the not cret that Santa Claus 1s an Impostor. I.et them rig, re out for themselves bow a fat wan with a hag part 'ran get into the parlor grate through tie chimney of a modern bourse beat steam. imagination is a quality aWe to cultivate. lleermher qulilling's .1' through :4141•144.r direct without 1•111t4e front Ti n,nto, 1 11 the .S. S. "Mono lalrier" .stilling from West At. J4,_SaIlw•r Ulha is at lr'Nvl.11- itilk 11181 will -ale appreciated by rat•tll.•rs Intending to visit the 1114 'o41totry. The standard sleeper will!, 1attaebel to' the 1'ali1dtall..1%orifi'' to In ,r'arltig Toronto 1 ellen apttloa oto-1hweuhlier '11th. at 9.01s ajtti., or- IvIng.at"the +.bilis 'ilei• at 12.20 p.m.. ltee•alleer.11tie. . The .,•r%tee ayobla `t114• ner•s.Ity of whinging iral'e1 at 3loutrettl. 11111 111ls•1•n1ers ter. :Is.nra•1 the usual high •114aNlard service 81.•I • . court 4..41 pttcutou.which has lance,' .the Canadian I'asific in the f ...1•ront '.if Iran.)w.rtatlo1 comp:ud. Iii j:;:;• o ,rl.l. 11.Iservatb.11* , play 11/'.% he n1:e.le ''1, npirllellhut rill tiny (',11!,- .1i3n l'ai ific ag•utt or 118 T. NI. hi't.I. ,,,�.tow•tl ticket ag•'ut.....Ater Salle r.•. 1',•1 W'.•'t. -t reit. Wynne Parb ` ;r, , r ,t „z 1• ••' • ) 4-t'n1niai•41• obi ,;jercynlan Joel Outer Helpful Suggestions le.-dit'•'1 tickets for the ..41•ra0 front in. -• -. • 1 is .1'c 4 u' :1 klbQly paerkhi.0ler. 'la 'I 1 .4 4,. l'lu,Iltla that jl.• wit. 01x1.1,' to go. rvc ,• r . ailed up s•'118' frieli t. 44 -lo) .:ti'1. 1,' otot..rI tt D• dinner enaa1••tue•nt • hie_ front attending tile erd•rn 'light : .1100.1"3'on 11.1* tile• 1leket'or • )V" should I. glad to.- was the 1,, - •,•;elv. '•hn; we nee your nttfonnnat:• 14 ,1 0. rr . r, ,•l• i.ht•n 1 --ons .,! flit• 4 1'',,04 antler , t.. battik 111.111.1_1 , ' "\le. Ur. Clark. 1 wmQ t t. ..e y••4 48,11 1•111.11111g int u'i ,nude fe r the 11'11. 111111,111 ret. 0nr- Io')Ir,•, How .111111 '4'' d.t It:• It • t.. d stiu'1li.h is • from 'Ilt1/ M,1uager 'Snpls so t4.• cal, it ''1'! food' Mgr heir fuser'r Some .trey Tr.gieky will auk': Iep and • find liut•,-if 1.031g i0 . Ihan.it 'Free 3'ros\ semaelpor- Buy Your Christmas Gifts at M. Robins' Big Reduction Sale Here are a few suggestions for men and boys Men's Fine Shirts, in Christ- $1 25 to $4e 50 mas Boxes. �V Men's Fine Gloves, Silk lined. 95c to $2.25 wool Tined and unlined.... • • • •7 Men's Peccary, Uncorine $2.95 to $3.95 and Buckskin Gloves Silk Mufflers, Silk knitted Ties, $1.25 to $2.95 50c to $1.25 Silk and wool Hose, i'Il brown, grey, fawn. black and blue, in fancy Chri Boxes, 50c and 75c Men's all -wool fancy Each check Sweaters ,,,;$4.50 Men's Batlirobes and Dressing' Towns, a large assort- ment of high-class imported silk velvet and shetland wool,.. $7.50 and $8.75 Silk Handkerchiefs, 35c to $1.25 Men's Fine Braces in Fancy Boxes, • •.Floc to $1.00 Silk and wool Combinations,.. • $3.50 d $4150 It means, Big Savings Shop for Christmas at our Big Sale M. Robins BOAST Tl -EY DINNER. Grapefruit With rlcot Brandy• Cream of Lettuce Bo Toasted Crackers. Celery and Roquefort. Roast Turkey. Giblet Stuffing.' Chestnut Gravy. Frozen Cranberries. Sweet Potatoes With Sherry. Glazed Silver Skins. C'r•emed Celery. Stuffed Tonwtn Balad. l'rtglish Plum Pudding, Dandy Sauce. Hot Sauce. Cafe Noir. It is the custom on Christmas day to present the stomach with a substantial gift Like other Chrletmastokens. It should be Well selected, not toes rich. certain- ly not oppressively so -a gift tlat win M "• w-a•II re•rlved on sight and pleasant- ly remembered until next Christmas conu•r aruun•I Just I. the misprints air arrnn ed 1 a roma, just so should II Cbrtstwasdin- ner be planned. Nothing should crowd. nothing jar. Harmony In chutes :and W setting should he di: - played. in a room the furniture 011(33• pies the substantial positions. those of weights; the next strata allay be the brie -a -brat': thea coin:: 'the lighter or- naments ■ud. dually. the ouall ape potnttnents to 1)11 In where needed. A well xcle•te.I dinner leaves no one with a /tense of flintiest.. Hygiene gives to the one who selects 14 be it 4 MARINO A PROFIT farms the net profit un poultry -keep- FROM POULTRY iug i11 ielatively purge, 0n others it 111 110111, nod oto mill others the poultry prove an actual I,ws, The.. %unlrral Has (Rookie. fur difference"a are almost who6y due to hlstribullon the methods followed. Certain hrl'eds A booklet eutltlel "Poultry for Ih1• moreare, of counts., more profitable thou others. But thou there are dlffer..a- 1'urin and House," which has fust car 111 housing, in Yredllg, las over - ""1"' 11 hind, supplies strHOluu 1•4.1. sight, It, culling, In the prevention of deuce of . the wuuderiel wl%:uae•11 dI$,•ns• 11181 las molly other particulars utade In retest %,1144* In stoma ib . t/ 1s• ,v.u.idereal. IIs,' profit+ from the nt•wrwge fbr•1: All tl8+w• nWular.. and the scientific of )Ions. 1t la prolat'Iy true to .11 ' prItielples underlyiig th,•ru, ere plain - that no ttedrlitte in farulitig hat,: h ••,t ly deser118•d Ito 1)11s looktet, and Lunde the subfert of so lun'•h 11.!..11•,with 11.1' advuut1Ke. that each point. slvc study and investigation as p..111-1111 It runlets up, is Illustrates by re- try -keeping. and lertesillly. mite• hak pr,oluetl„as of actual 1110)ogrepha. Hy 'h1 amply relaid the - application of pictures. as well as by wads, the re•h•ltlfi,• method's. The truth of '4.4'. , render Is shown what Is right and i• a vividly exam 'll what to wrong. what is good praetle•e loiter slot u1,•nt I qll.. flea In 111 • preface to this booklet. 1n,d what 1;4.1111.1 prat'tice, Ito ioultrc• 1%1111.11 $tub. 1111 in the 1lur•••I keeping. ('relit Is due to the Batik States the chicken+ggs sold slur of Montreal. from whom our read - hot 19110. were rests chickens* 1.1,• for :10 ors may obtain free copies tot the Iter cent. of the total lctllie of '4111' Iss•idet. for making ,ueh a vltluable Ih•wtak products in that year. ,•%i,.sltluu of poultry -keeping avail - The booklet lu gne1tlu4 wa. oris heels• to the puh1It. We believe that 111111y prepared for dlwributiou 111. this I.s.kle't will 141' 1 h 111..1111 of tu• the flitted States by the ,tgricultnr-'creu-IWg.the Interest las poultry-ke•11- y1 1h•plrtuo•nt of the It.•ruatlotaal iug, au,l of Ita•re:l-ing els., the 11)10[18 ,-I lleryrii rr t°r,tnp.re{ 1111(1 It 1e •.•m , •'n 111:1114 .fa rut.. sldered of r. valudb1c ,1 ar11.•n•r I 111111, 111.• hank of Montr.nl tar mole• spta Advantage arrangement,' for the printing of a ( •- sr•11il l':u,alliau a lith it /1111 too. di.,. Father - • 1 never smoked when trihlttion. -'fh,' s{e.•lal vain.. of this war „tor age. 11'pl you be able to booklet I. that. it Is not an.igdihid say, that to your .on when you grow at 1n, 1iste on ps,ultry-ke•pllg. but 8 heir - es. ripth)p it. plain 1,11eglmae of the l 11'illIe "Xut wflh rw h a atneIgut snc,r.ntul m,t1.I•Is 0f toattty- .(u,w as y'onedu, father. 1'0 t ►seat 0111 Nc.) by iuy1•s1lialurn oto then•." iwp•rilw'utwl fartue of 1 Ii.11g wiele1.. we are Imolar!..Exps•r'- -"•-- mew Station at Oust 1 /Ontario. Tia' Welk fratur. alal*tt",at. testi . - ie•utlne )'solo. on fanning 4'• , U: tLo .dr,N at.• ne,.11uslr 111111 41441114' n,•nt quite beyond the Int•anr of the average Ammer. This �boklet doe.' 1/111 fall lido that 'error. The quest haat of help., 1111d al.,. !11:11 of initial to- ip•t.e. hos •'%latently beets.. kept 1.011., staidly ilr mind, w Oh the remelt ihat 1111• farmer i. .h,n%n {torr t.• Ifa4,••uar the ,n•e'rag, pre ho•iton of tiny given n nnmtr'r •.1 hens wltfamlt sellae luta expr•rlm.at. that are eo.t1. either In Jame or an •y. e.r b'th.._ irThe Jrsilt in olha.t.4otto 71L1P7 loa,_• .omIne h of •ine. he .110.4pn .f (tank of TU 01RI1TMaa TCIIIT housewife or professional caterer, a klowledge ,ot the fitness and require- ments Weight and lightness :ire nice- ' ly balanced, substance and Guff well combined, acids cut the sweetmeats. and the drInkables assist all. That Is an ideal dinner. Celery and Roquefort. Select short. tender stalks of celery, leaving on leaves: wash and chill thor- oughly. Work three-fourths table- spoonful butter until creamy and add one and one-half tablespoonfuls Roque- fort cheese. Season with salt, pepper and paprika and spread on lastde of celery stalks. Serve on crushed lee. Resat Turkey. Dress, clean, true and roast a twelve pound turkey. Remove to hot platter and garnish with celery Ups. Giblet StufVtne. Chop cooked giblets very One. Spilt sixteen common crackers and spread with butter. allowing one-fourth table- spoonful to each half. Pour over two and three -fourth cupfuls of stock in which' giblets were cooked. When crackers have taken up stock add chop- ped giblets and season with salt sad pepper. Fre:en Cranberries. Net over and wast four eropfuN of cranberries. Add one and one-half cupfuls of boiling water and two and one-foartk cupfuls of roger and let boll twelve minutes, skimming twice daring the cooking. Rub through a sieve. cool and 611 to over6„wing our hair pound of baking powder bones with mixture. Pack to salt and ice. using equal parts, and let stand tour hours. Glazed Silver Skins. Pest twelve small onions and cook in lolling salted water until tender. Oratn thoroughly and sante in three tablespoonfuls' of butter. to which M added one tablesp000tul of sugar• ua- :n delicately browned. The Chane .4 Christmas. There Is something to the very sea- son of tks year that glvs • (hares to the festivity of (Jbr1stmas. to the depth or winter, when Nature 11.0 despoiled of her charms, wrapped to bee sbrood a sheeted snow. we turn for oar grati- fications to moral sources. Heart ralleth to beart, sad we draw ser ple•snree from the deep welts of hetes undress which ale to the tsetse vertigoes of ear bosoms.-Washtngtou ilnbsd ke pill the 14;41.11 the• continent, 1111141 N. 11010. 111 FARMERS! DAVID BROWN pans highest prices for Horsehair and Hides. Rags . $1.00 cwt. Goose Feathers.... 50c lb. Phone 271). Goderich. r Everhing Fresh and Co.. Christmas AT WEN'S For Christmas Cak 1 Raisin.. Currant,. i'eel'c, •.: 1:,I 1'•1314. For Christmas Treats New Navel lir:urges, flananas. 4;rapes, , irape 1'andie:t, 4'hoeolittea. \Valntit i, Almond `pitta, iiraril Nuts, Peanut. and a fine.11st*nrtttlent of F'aney Cakes. For Christmas Presents Silk Hose. Silk Socks. Silk' Ties, Scarfs,: Braces, Pentre • Pieces, Runners. Cushion Topa► Sweaters. and a fins lot of F'aney Dishes and Dinner Sets. J. J. McEWEN The Square 44nderich, Ont. 4, GASOLINE ENGINES We have a limber of used (iar.line Engines to he disposed of at once, in- cluding 1 -2 h.p., 2 1-2 hip., :1 1-2 h.p., 4 1-2 h.p. ti h.p. and ft h.p. Come a sea thein and we 11i11 slake pricer. and terns to snit. Also hire lite of Stoves and Ranges, new and torsi. ROBERT WILSON Bamako Street Massey Harris Agent Phone 155, GODERICH iF IT IS Pipeless Furnace, Cook Stove or Heater you want, we can supply you. Look 'your old roof over and get our prices on Galvanized Shingles,Corrugated Iron or Asphalt Rock Surface Shingles. full line of Shelf and Heavy Hardware. In Farm Implements we can supply, your needs, McCormick and Deering Riding Plows, Manure Spreaders, Corn Binders, etc. HILL'S HARDWARE AUBURN PHONES[ Dungannon, 3 ring 3; Blyth, 32 ring 12.