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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-11-14, Page 6G '1l u:.. ai \, ,calash' 11. THE SIGNAL, GODERICH, ONT. COOKING is much more pleasant when your stove looks as well as it cooks ... when its bril- liant black shine makes it sparkle like new ... when redressed up" with Zebra Liquid Stove Polish, the one quick, easy, clean way to keep stoves lovely. ZEBRA LIQUID STOVE POLISH RECKITTS (Ov ) LIMITED MOKraaaL - 'rename - vara000T1131 Down Brings This Radio IntoYour Home for Christmas Of Interest to the Busy Farmer Waned 1f as Marls Igartasst et Appklturt An Insight Into the internal Waal character of the Ontario -agricultural College may he derived from the an- nouncement that students are in at- tendance an r fru w theu t Ih, w1 cm qt nape teles- . Trinidad. Rhodesia, Brnuuda. Mexico. South _lfrk•a, 1iollau.l, C,cr- mauy, Peru, Ukraine, Japan, Norway. United States. England, Wales, Seot I laud, Ireland, t'zecho-Sluv'akia and Canada. 11u11. John S. Martin, Minister of Agriculture, returned to his duties at the Parliament Buildings last week after an absence of five utudths (Inc to Illness. Ile Walt warmly greeted by • Iwaits of the different Ileioremental branches. lion. Mr. Martin will non ac- tively supervise activities of the de- partment. although he will Is' com- pelled (0 take things cosy for about :i year. Big % slue in Fertilizers Commercial fertilizers when applied to various crops In conjunction with! good ferning tuethosls give big returns. 1'ho•phat&, iucreu-e yields of almost DADDY CAN NOW EAT ANYTHING He dearly loved • richt tit -bit. The spirit willing, but the flesh was sspp t was u week. Whenever he au anything rush, his boys used to say, " four dant, he will pay the Penalty to-morn,w." Read the sequel w his own words: - " Nuns• tat.tng the regular dose of Knarbr t Salta it w quite different, and my Is,. enjoy themselves seeing me rat what 1 dare not touch before. My eldest ,It was the carne, but since be has taken Krusc•hen tilts he oats at and enjoy whatever is put in foot of him." Modern artificial conditions, errors of diet, overwork, lack of exercise, and so on, are bound to have injurious effects in the long run providing due precaution is not take'[. Krusrhen Salts should be your safe- guard. Besides cleaving the body of impurities gently, surely told painlessly, they possess a vital power of giving new life and vitality to the countless millions of cells of which every body is composed. That is why physicians never hesitant U, reronuuend krusehen Salts. till crops un talwo•t 31; tsps of nmol In the I'roviuor. Potash ply., etgtet•lulh' this' •way u the competition of the on this ',ankh soils. Nitrogen fur most outside product tar wet. Ie• mbtaintsl for gruwiaag legumes. l _ . It Is the opinion of the Troriuchal I ward inspector that when councils are The .tstiCuop ui,t1l fyelfelll torfot fra ,l wheat, -weed adviser*" ruttier than "police- ' sele p lec.-ethey should choose • epriug v• e.1out l ir;oy. r'e :uud wen." ExcelLeti pr.gres'a hos Leen 1x•85 iu Ihuar•o fur aloe year i- given'' wade t1iI year uud it was found that at 1H.14tI,it3i bushels, aseuutlstn'd w ith this was most pronounced where a matt y• h• o, • 13:437i.:::.4�.u•hr�• 4•. t cut. 1 a t was chosen as Inspector who was eu- tal it. re.tge,i0 ji ntario for these brains thuslasticabout weed control and could via. aef7.��1 tf'rt— lays thou :pus; yi•ur. adalbe farmers how to reopt4•e their 41u1• ltn scars b 1,iNiM1I55, ato 1t,.lwria • anal mettles. Matti fader to 5ttcuur- 1 age u wan to prepare a field properly t -low tturnul uud uuls hud wuu- than to tome-alt.:1g lute 1n the .season ka•1•. due to u .i'outiuutrousl druuglir, are and order the crop cub because of Weed sui anter iu size than Laguna, :wall infestation. fruits proved 'u be a light crop, but w totter• -apples are. plentiful ulthougit -mall in size. The tobacco average nus :144 per rent. below Hr_'.. Taken all in ill, cite crop yield 1 -'au average sue. and the quality is goal. • farm crops ,should. as far n. patsseible, Need Advisers Grading .11,.Vital .1- more than ls4I.lat.lt acres of pasta toes are grown ill 4In ari.. eyes -';ear,. it is highly important that an efficient marketing system be l.erfe•ted. This. means that every grower should cos operate iu properly gradlug his pota- toes and in Oaring thew oar the wal- let in a ,suitable container. Only iu Langer Ughg pay. For several years past poultry -breed- er. ha,t• been trying to dlseover, %% bother this use of electric, Tights !n 1:1)iii h,.n-es really ,toes Increase egg production among liens. The theory is that in prolou>ging duyllght the hens were enticed to. lily wore -eggs. Erps•r1- went• neer a period of Hee years at the Dominion Experimental :station with two peens. nue supplied with the extra lighting facilities and the other without. oboe. tate following results: Over, the Hae -year period, the pen 01 100 hens rupplled with light pro - ducal on an average 511111 eggs at a mut of 20c per dozen in the Six months. The Leu without light produced 5871 Kg* at a lost of d!c per dozen. This gives an advantage of about 300 eggs for the pen with lights shad at a re- duction in cost of 1 per dozen. Peul r t B reeditStations tg One Important way lar which the I'm 1 u tr Department toe Y nW t at D. is carrying its know•Itrlge in a practical utanner 1.1 the farmers of Ontario 1s by the ttttablishnu•nt of poultry breed- ing stations for purposes of -culling and general flock improvement. Inst year there were approximately. 50.000 hens on 100 farms w•hlch came under this plan, while this fall over I00,INl0 birds, representing ata► farms, have been enrolled. The department has *even inspectors constantly on the road with a view to visiting each flock four alines a year and culllug undesir- able speoiweut,. Thou$auda of blood samples are taken and forwarded to the laboratories for testing, from whlch,rep.urts are sent back to the In-' startups. alio set upon thew. A not- able Improvement in poultry stand- ards has been achieved in this way. New Interest in Field Peas Thirty or forty year. ago untarlu farmers grew annually about half -a wllliuu acne: of field pias, but when the neerll became troublesome inter- est in the crop gradually waned until there was leas than 100.000 acres grown. However, during the pas few• years pleas have been towparltivety free from ivat.•t lr•t.. and the a.'rcttg,, has beau increasing a little even year. Renewed interest Inas Leen obtuiiterl also b t c y the de eb, pwa•ut at the Ont- ario -turb•ulturul College cf air out- standing variety known as 11. A. 1'tl. which Is now hellig distributed through the Exp.eriva•utal 1 /1:0n. This variety is a cross between Prussian Blue and While Wonder and is a fair- ly curly ripening I.ea. Under a ten- year test at O.A.C. it has yielded ,about 23 per tent. greater returns than tu.s.t common varieties. St-terul former'. iu- the Guelph district hitt. rep.rted ex- cellent crops with this variety. Buy Certified Seed Potatoes Now ('ertitie•.l iseed will do more, ls•rhnp+, than any other single factor ;u Iw- pennve the potato rug) on the average farm. Certified sled will likely be scarce and expensive next spring. and therefore the wise farmer will arrange for hi. supply now. R. D. N.slwell of 11111stturg, one of the best-known producers of quality potatoes, when acting as field man for JOIN TODAY! Thirteen Famous DeForest Crosley Models to Choose From $78.00 to $685.00 There is a DeForest Crosley model to suit every purse. They are Canada's most popular radios. Eighty per cent. more people have bought DeForest Crosley in 1929 than in 1928 to this date. This is your opportunity to hely the outstanding DeForest Crosley 1930 mo -els at these remarkable terms. 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