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Fertilizer Tests
in' Huron County
itipepe'bounts p Valle
005 Q tat Hasa,
On the farm et Mr. Coen
the vicinity d daring the past
son -tet, the eg Chenille
WY, Ontario arta Celhge. 1a
aM
e•operldea with the
moat et Nricatture, ,._ .�
tasaatratiela test In tariff** •iW!ew`
Naturally, the manse •t. Vi
as/Tibial bat favorable VII
prolonged drougbt, yet res
very intimating findings.
The yields of green alfalfa `
at Idem of cutting are as follows: ,
0-140 at 175 Iba per acre 7i
12,040 lbs. per acre. .
0-10-10 at 175 lir. per acre vie fed
12,460 lbs. per awe.
O . ibs,,r�pere yielded
12,400 Is. per acre.
0- yielded 8,160 lbs. per acre.
This shows an Increase from fertilis-
er of about fifty per cent.. In green
yield or about sue ton, eur d..hlfalfa
levoti, ars
h of fertiliser.
beneat from fertiliser
t all realised the gest
Vete. )r hence shows that set
year's hay will stow very clearly
where- the fertiliser was ■pptted In
MM. Mt. Cook and his nelgbbere will
be leterseled to watch these test
blocks sten sersmer. -
On the farm et Mr. R. W. McKen-
aM teat flocks ea barley sit one-half
acre sack were likewise fit liked. The
resoles obtained from this test are as
follows:
540.5 at 230 lee. per acre yielded
1th WOW per ■Ste.
..1240 at 2110 lbs. per acre yielded
24.5 Oe�els per acre
-0- >Ij�a0 1E.7 bushels per acre.
hay. Iavastmoot
pro:lnrfsly
Howes ,
on alfalfa
We have a aIs s11111elt-
ment of
Radio Benches
and Footstools
IN ASSORTED OOVSE-
INGS
Also Ottomans suitable for
needlepoint. We make them
the right size for your cov-
en.
J. R. Wheeler.
Funeral Ditsigsr otrd
Furrniture Dhabi . -
Minikes Street, Csilerieb
P'10N19e : story is
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1934
the full picture. This 1s not available
at the moment, but the results show
interesting possibilities, and lines
along which they Iwo be attained.
Ltaeasing Soybean Yields
On tea farm of bit. Ernest P 7ea.
Il ettfy Interesting crop of
w growu this summer.
vigorous growth, yet Cho
recrive0p4ditlosal ferelty
Iver
a feet is tee
MertUtomm
wet` m
art ea teams;
` bi .. at MO lbs per
Igg.b.shel• per eat.
0-12-10 et 150 lbs. per acre
U./ ba*bals pit *era.
at 1St I. per acre yield
elettell
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SALLY
Gathering d' Pre.k M S Chunk
Workers at 8t het +ay Evening
Thirty-uve young people from Kase
jresbytertatt- church *tended the
ting-peopter rally of U* Pro 8 tier
I i u ron es Carmel eAntrlb. Bemall,
ou lionttaya?Mrg. The annual rally
was attr0ed bl 1*) people from
Go0ertch. .. Mitten and
Seafortb. I saecesstul
rs, as lawdal-
a con -
the young
•
swtred' On •
Ili a : time.
seltl to iaave ed well.
floportoil 1100011111
balsam cans panties.
ice yws M
fur r II See ehatek this miss.
Inc /Iamb inters( is societies
is inn Olt{eeob. dropped
140 at last
with 120 this
basis
per ace.
ILO ones par acre. as
lea the -.
a gaU o>} A WM- A iso .Ace RM
� 1R"111r, 'it
jer. sera
ybeaf
Interested le
usually
of this
it Is
be ha
taw', sigma neves
bushel* gain from the addition of 200
les. per nape ot.j)jg-10. With barlty
at its gres5St prlae this would show
• nice profit la that the fertiliser
-would coat allgM&Y lees than (l5 end
the Increase would be worth $8.2s"
Again, the result. are not cooly found
In the grain crop to which the fertilis-
er was applied, but 1f It 1s seeded to
clover or alfalfa this crop will be
greatly benefitted by the additional
fertility. Farmers In the vicinity of
Clinton who base been watching these
teats will be Interested In this report.
A Potato Este Test
The most -profitable rate at which
fertiliser& may be applied to potatoes
fa always a question of interest to
o•aamerelal _potato.- growers. Os the
farm of Mr. George Moos of Londes-
hero dories the peat summer, tbe De-
partment of Chemistry, Ontario Agrt-
caltural tJollege, in co-operation with
the I8.pattmest of Agriculture of Hur-
on, conducted a teat of four dltfsrest
rates of fertilising potatoes. , AD ass.
ilea whisk has shown Itself • particu-
larly well adapted to potatoes was
chosen, namely, 4.810. The results
tell the story. They are as follows:
4$10 at 000 lbs. per acre yielded
410.6 be.heis par acre.
4-811 at 750 lbs. per acre yielded
447.3 bushels per aese.
4-8-10 at 1000 lbs. per acre yielded
416.3 bushels per acre.
4$10 at 1500 lbs. per acre yielded
464 bushels per acre.
$ yielded 1166.1 bushels per acre.
Gem OlI ,dlisalt)ee in with' ties
sea that 114 forte
so Qat the in-
got iDpnre the vitality
Lti
We wonderful
of what
and Sparg5O5
Then there are
accomplished
aha
Ian, et tory, was the belt
aroand the world. Leonardo
was llstp-.Ix when be painted
Last *Soper." Sir Waiter Scott wan
ferty-ei�t when he wrote "Ivanhoe."
'rhea. again. we have the great works
at std men. Cervantes, is prison at
fifty-eight and atter losing an arm is
battle, wrote "Dos Quixote.' Rlncher
was seventy-three when be came to the
aid of Wellington pt Waterloo. Hum -
bolt finished 81* reet %rook. •'(-ogl ed
at •areDty-six. James Rrv.e put
his "Modern Democracies" when Deer
elglte%
It would seers thas one may do great
and good work as any age. n AM: -
ander the Great Donn win- a famous
victory wbea be was eighteen, (:lemen-
ceau meld preside at the !nee Con -
foresee Dr ren_
But bene is a point: scarcity a single
man >m the hinny of the world ever
did a notable deed le after life wbo
threw away lis opportunities when
yang. Each one laid foundations,
mase plans, dreamed dreams, pre-
pared in some way for the years of
the fuiare.-Tbe New Outlook.
Hydro Stgre
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of 6,815
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kir
Golding Named for
Huron -Perth Seat
Saws; Osage ali0a..tag-U R..
•isi Riding Held at I,,Mll
-Victory Predicted
ted for Mr,
oriel), wee
been prose:
oak, hav-
etat years
'tee chose
once of se-
wed.
the executive
Prude. Era -
Pre nk Stark,
ilio Mary
t5. )gap Mc-
of
o-
of the
betaiittes went given by
1, ei Clinton. The
rep
of Dr. Dou-
�teter, lets I
�� Yr.
Nktlotls of
R. Pryde.gflve a report w gee
60 r o Provincial Young People's
ferenc-e at Toronto: Moss
Greene, of Goderlch, rave as 1
Ong account of Camp Lintel, firs
Pres-
byterian summer camp, and ■
program of musk by the choir of
Car-
mel ehnrch, Hensel, a most interest-
ing
nti
ing address was given by Rev. G
Johnston, of Central .butch,
Banat -
ford. The address was based on
unconventionality of Christ, with
re-
gard to His life, teaching* i
The rally . was Bond Ili
W. A. Toting, of Hensen.
Refreshments were served by he
Hensall young people at tbe
:fon ofT 8• weltlna.
Al lnvitation to hold the 1t6tf
toClinton was accepted.
Liberals of the new itaroh-Perth
Federal rising held an ormehretoa
and nominating convention on Wednes-
day October rill. at Hsaeall and un-
aalmously mum' William H. OoId14
OODEEICH BRIDGE CLUB
At the weekly duplicate tournament
held Monday evening, the following
were winners:
North and South -1st, Mr. P. F.
Oarey and Mr. A. I. Cole, plus 8%;
2nd. Mrs. H. Edwards and Mrs. John-
gtl;4, )fir. and Mra. J. H.
Taylor, plus 1',. .a,..
East and West -let, lir. and Mrs.
W. F. Saunders, phis 9% ; 211d, Mr. and
Mrs. I. D. Eastman, plus 5; Srd, Mn.
N. C. Lenaway and Mrs. P. F. Carey,
plus 1%. .--..
Another game will be held next
Monday evening, and commeoctng then
a special prise will be given to the four
tootle having the highest aggregate
•f Seafood, the 11th member for score for the season. -_.
Moth Berea. as thds w9/ldate In the "America great u our naties •O-
oext Federal et•et� lo re was no doubt&. m, does and cannot shad
•�eelt In Gleams-
EIGHTY-t4EVENTH TEAR. NO. 44
H. CLEMENTS
MASSET-HARRIS SHOP
Laid" Street • Ceding*
Ire'r ors*
motion n of any n rlinal O'Connell.
motion to Yr. Golding, wbo stored alone•"-�
reel a notable victory In Ole bye•eleo- "Bacon sold that
floe of am Fre, 19nf1 often as be lose• •
William Fearer, Y.P. for Noethunmd- gain new lite by
b•tiKnd, was the chief speaker, intends."-wumem
who spoke were Mr. Golding
T. G. Sanderson, M.P. for South
Hon. Nelson Parliament, On-
asMito Liberal organiser, also was pre-
new riding Includes all ut the
riding of South Hares except the
town of Clinton and the township of
Goderiee, and In addition the town -
slips of Hibbert and Fullerton from
Perth county.
De J. W. Shaw Of Clinton, who
served several terms es pre•Idest of
the South Huron Association, retired
from the Dicke, es be not In the rid-
ing as now constituted. He was giv-
en a hearty vote of thanks for hie Ber-
ries daring many yeers.
a nip
ard
creased
o! the
Ike 4e
fertiliser ids
tam ha
;es
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5
albeit
r7,•iletarls Agricnitsral
ration web the Hnroa
rtahret of Agriculture. ,
teat of three tW'tlllsrs an.
sown at Om sagas rate.
somas AeW was wen g
le anti iso meant heart ?a iea
/itch normally ptndece. high et sea-
r
quality crops The Da
t was anything but favorable+, ger-
Yields proctored in this test
laterwf.1ag poesibllitie. The
results obtained are as follows:
2-144 at 500 165. per acts yielded
141.2 toss per acre
1-1',110 at fl IS 11o. per sero yielded
14.5 tens per alae.
23040 et 1N 1bet. per •sere . yiekted
11.6 tar sere. •
.0- fyrsfm. 10.A Mss per mere.
K ts alt4eat the 2.12"49 tretilioer
014 rids WOW sham tie Ih get yield.
a at ,1.114 Maipre-�(+e.
7ekti au awM Mae a6+. at tqc
a+ ., - � lit of aprpgRtgaa
lirairS ton, •aeelw wr,
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THE. Is•saeOssMal ts.jq
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WNW
jrre ger Ore
a1 antar 4484 In mom
aeit.eti •f Seems Elided
'1'!1• president of the new Huron -
Perth Association V Charles Zwkker
D 01 (Helicon. Other alters are: First
vice-president, Ross Taylor, Fullarton
township; second vice-president, Owen
Geiger, Heasall: third vice-president,
L a Mrs. I.es1I. WUli�.. Zurich; seer.-
tory. J. A. McE�Brncedeld; treas-
urer, Charles Frits, Zurich. Mr. Mc -
D. Ewes and Mr. Frit: have served the
auO South Huron Association In their re-
ve offices for some years and
Mete given high praise for their ef-
ficient/12.
ficieary.
Rev. The chairmen and vice-chairmen for
the municipal sub-divlatons are (the
being
of
Ggr10- thetchairman): Exlat xet�B. W. V. Beeay.
and . MIAs._ Jockey - Bea.aU, De.
rally Campbell and MrsoovMlae7t and hili
Jeanorth, John a township, F. Lala
Jean 13ga1f>i1'R■y
is it Kalb -
Idea sad Yrs. Gideon- Koehler;
1st
lett township. William Maass *ad Mre.
lit
Wilfred White; McKillop township,
John M. Eckert township.*04M Cordon Mc
Roy tnont
Gavin : Hamel
and Mrs. Stanley Love. Stephen toetn-
*hip, Pat Sullivan, Mat England, Mrs.
Fred Kerr and Mra. Charles Zwleker;
Tnckeremlth tewnablp William Archi-
bald and Mrs 'Leo Fortune; Osborne o n.
township Ar de M'a `•b- towd+ht
Chanes John*: Rhbbert p.
O'Brien and F1.y5 Co&Qnlocn ;
tion t*ApetMp. Ormond 1aeDong-
all Mrs. Leslie Stevenses.
the Ciente
Ma. Saadtltasw 12 speaking. said
that the ts'tga4erozce of two Perth
ride was •
. tPs t1. the Huron ng
« ng the cards and load -
the forupolitical advantage.
40 the Ontario general
Aeaderaoh Bald that the
• In its pr -Rection
Zbad made a brows ef-
�y }!► e.rrnprlon of the elettor-
sentiment was aroused
et j. wiped out the •Tory
..,
Tolle -41)
FAMILY
"A good citizen must be able►
what is happening. not m1►
thougbout the world."-' fl.
1 D. Roosevelt ,r -
THE
FALLS OF M9t1TMOR =r CY
'P8. Falls Miele one
of ttwoes sitee which boast almost
equally outstanding ladostrlal, wenn
and historic Importance. Industrial?;
the Falls mare prominently an Quebec
(Aty's .Nettie power supply. As a
opened* they are conceded tbe right
to be glad *se of the ooattnent'a most
hesattlld estaraets. Aad tie? are lo-
cated tit the heart of a rrglon which
taller speed place t• VP In Canada
for wealth of mersoA.s from the stor-
ied gas:.
AMnt seven mile% below Quebec the
fit Mawr** River N joined by a
tefieetdge wkeb sakes np in turbulence
had aletwelle Meth* what it lacks
Is site. TM Mestmore sey, throughout
of Its fDeloa rsadty
rrr��eeww eVhbs Noture
,tatfote as ills Natural
Steps, the 4861•11116111^reek by
the . It has almost
when ft
, a porno-
h1f1►
±a
\ !y
Thta tops Niagara by a good 100 fleet,
hot of course the width or volnme carr
not coMpare with that of the giant
of the frontier. Montmorency's charm
11ta In Its beautiful setting and the
transparency of Its diver flood laid
well -like over grey rock. A great spray
oriole from the rocky chasm, eOlorfnl
In the annlight, while the ricer. find-
ing peace et last,.. glides quietly to
Ione Itself In a mighty waterway.
So neer to tbe anetent capital,
Montmorency, Darned lifter etre of the
earlte■t viceroys In the days of Chani -
plain, has witnessed nnmerese etlrring
events during the past three centered,
Tee region saw the repulse of Mile.
and its New England expedition by
Frontena. In 1e00. Aed Apia In isle
Welfe landed troops at MonWwrrency.
Its* from this approach Quebec proved
imeraplabta, -web the -asset. tlse-
Montse rency shore wee
Add' the new otrstege Apdep..4
btongbt entree On ti•
•1.6
,a
rr--
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old Huron county
Make a good claim ter
ie. the matter of family
the record of the Daniel
family of Lucknow, all of
♦e now passed away, the last
no Mitis of this year) being
hath W.Istse-"Asnt Lim-
os*
.Isws* eorseosly ksewn-at
ago •t Waitrons Then
sons and the daughters.
their ages at /eel.'
fie), Reber* (il0), %om-
• - (014. Nand mala
era. laMaL Wye. Al-
i Diary Au (Mira David As.
, M; Mas Elisabeth, 91; Mar-
ne Teener), TA and Mar Su -
The combined ages of Oise
total 7M years, with an avenge
age for each of nearly 10 years. Four
of'1hs fatally -tire -eons end two
bangbtsrs--averaged within a *mail
fraction of sleety years. Purely this'
record wild be hard to teal even in
this bealtltnl 'Province.
The parents of this remarkable fam-
ily, Mr. and Mn. Daniel Webster, ac-
companied by their ten children, drove
up from Georgetown in 1864 wlt.h their
worldly goods conveyed in covered
wagons. Mr. Webster bad previously
surveyed this section of the Province,
w t Msas4 Mees.If of the desirability for
settlembent, bought of the Government
400 acres of bush lend -later on ac-
quitter another hundred -cleared tour
and a -half scree, put up a log home
and went beet for hM family. Mr.
Webster was born In the tenet, of
riefterare. Ireland, in 1798 and came
to hand* In lfW7. He died Novem-
ber 0th. 1881, aged eighty -fire. Ilia
wife aantvrd him for a few years.
Their remains tie ie the T.ocknow
r ee00, by •she opal wbere they
*Obllsh& tbeJr hlecl,I a cea-
* 14 C'A8WELL.
a man dies as
friend. But we
cis, new
e -
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Auto INEURANOS Iltre
K.
Amdaent
N.
esti Sidusein
K. WARK
Gedersh, Owe. loose 646
BE ma
"I am going to punish a velum*
of my poems and do 1t under We
name of John Smttb."
"Why not?"
"Jest think of the Ipoureasr of
innocent men who will beu.p "
-Well, that wouldn't be quite
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Treat Nees, Friday, Return limit, leaving bestlaatilusS
Nr' 1, te N� M�y,Nr, IL ap to Midnigkt Tsada7
Nov.Poll informal*. from tkhet *gods.
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