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tirs. 4amts Mar,se of the
in° Water t!::::.(17;SI ieta-their twenty -
'one ohltdrcht oh a 1?= trill> to rrance„
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this was a ,r-c?t,-;:c47.-,t.--,-ntation, and no
czera Ic.ras entetdcd by the
Pre ter 02 Herald.
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At the h.;`, -='4.C.,/ tto, briVa =other,
EdLot'-e.h71s.ZZo CZA7c,-(Incclak,-7.TaTch
Z4th, Vera il,,c.i'klaughter of
Mrs. Elt=h;n1 Vcrsythe and the late
Hen2;1 ForzYt....t;, Va.3 :112itcd. in =ar-
riage to WirSII..1 Gianter, son
a lir. and 'VIM Attort Illader or
qa.‘e,C-',.2.7,-,_"=;,-.11y was performed
by Rev. A. W., C.,`hcpherd e? the 2g-
caondville Ctrirn. After a
tioneyrnoon• 0 Tzzonto and other
points, the 1,-,t,`=„7 CeUe;:e will reside
on the_ •T12...11'..L.;:,,c(="'s far= un Ner.
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Ma Shell dealers of the Harriston
and Goderich distrIcts, together
their employees, n Urine in all about
106, met in Winglaare, Thursday even-
ing of' tazt wee:. The linsinesO rt
oZ the evening\ was co:lauded in the
toWn halt, whote mootlan pletures °tau
inStruetive Dind aucatkinal native
were shown. AddresPes enplaining
the ObjettS and futhre -pOlicies a the
COrapauY were given NT L. g. Martin,
assigtant trogglat,,, Joel
Carattbell, : assistop - deneral . sAalces
manager. Vellowing the business
led a lItamistrttet was -Served in the Bruns-
velch....hoteLthe...enteAfiWilent_bkEhisb.
wan -provided-by Artbutv,s orchestm-of
tenni and the Exwlsior Male quartette
Palnierston. The meeting this
vat' was one a the most successful
ever held And reflects credit on the
district manager, W. Mood, of Goder7.
lel2; and W. rreitz, of Harriston, for
the efficient' manner in which they
have their districts organIzed.—Wing-
ham Advanee-Times.
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:to. to calza ova =Mum= ontatoday If tea ae= trooda bad tz-e., Do betit.2 tOlt4hto tto 00th W tag' arll
ttloy• t)2at. 150t)t(Vo 11 amid =7 the sub-marginat land loft in tltnbor Ix" 4r0 °nth° °t1 1114W It*ictIrla
oglazi'VOttg,a104.Tood vat= that enwhe crops and allowing fire to run through too It3Y ontshell? feed, but t1=2 Op
ten=o ntiO to (tb tatte to' the. coo when left on evers! 10O.11 acre Parm, and all tk't4 lt,Podtmetba ratIou -riM#Ittann
32 C'2 tar) on that he has rather than clearing for cgriculttral Ill -411m ttP41' 1/14. luldtv
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teh of the Br -3 ts," he comtnent% take measures to cprecerve the wood. lolled ate :nom =Wet to. enKs c
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halt, Esight --he ezpected to wavo Ti
,opt, tkt 24,oratIV littfb and ttra
thwtoititigly .odibr .forma ,and _claw
that; t*e'. 6 boon com41k4,1111117...,
Neeta'Ats: and 0 Great deslto to t,91g
toll people. bre= t alb oto-st- - 4f7bao
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!entitle -pilot- _Southern Trior170 "of
the States came Lieu to gq03 vial MO
bolt veeevil tha - Van threitening the
cotton. crop. 'This pest had to be
ught. c Among °thee -things ,he ad
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sed f r em te--- grOV7 peanuts in
place of cotton for at while, peanuta
and sweet potatoes au eo tnerclal
commodities. VZ ny who had i:Pmf-
lered the rotting of their cotton bap;
vests through -the peat took his ;ounce's.
When he. saw, the. harvest of Peanutas
and oweet _potatoes that reseted frora
his advice he-SE1W he had place one
mistake; he had not increased the
demand as Well as the (supply. SO,
desperately, he sought what might be
-done--to---use---up-,-the- tremendous-ero
ihtii were gotr-from-thMe eouthertfl
'soils. To the liirboratory he at C20111 -
Ing to develop commercial use. Slow-
ly nature gave her secrets to him one
by one. Numerous by-products were
made. The slave honk, who never
knew hig-phrents and was carried from
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NILE, March 30. -=Misses Lois and
Joyce Feagan are visiting with their
aunt, Dirs. Stanley VanStone, of Ben -
miller. ..,
LlIss Violet Free is holidaying with
friends In Goderich this week.
Miss Anne Tabb, of Toronto, visited
ovef the week -end at the home of her
parents. _
Master Elwin Feagan is spending his
helidaye at the berne of his uncle, Mr.
ilea,. Feagan, of Goderieh township.
Mr. Ross Taylor is quite 111 in -Alex-
andra hospital, Goderich. Master
Elwin Ryan also is on the sick list,
at Ids home here. We hope for them
a speedy recoVery.
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at'- Easter services were
held in the chairch an Sunday. The
IL.adies' Ofilld furnished flowers for
the occaSion and afterwards sent them
to the sick and shut-in of the ;com-
yanity.
Do and Sa,,V the 11114.04- things In
•Ito lq.nT4."-i-Vi'idy•i-,,---”;2:,,'
"What're yene„dping with that red
''fatIleiiifew ' - " dilven- .lanip1(14VfO'il'4,1r-lia
found It; some darn fool left it beside
a hole in the road." ,
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Tut n!vo wend thirty -me differ- land that remains on "their formal other diseases that/ hirdto In gc
good ,ztta
ent hinds,00 min in them ands all of If a farmer considers the woodlOt an WhielY have built up a rosintam.
cording to relitorto 4 lata -427 -02 CO24
theta are v1e:102 than a corto milk:" asset:- he win 'preserve It. A wood- owners have had ceasIderable trouble
1070111froln. tt,s' a211-3 of MO rstal Car" lot that pays divide:2dpi is more liable
herr =ea ibtaiattna matgrIal .2.fg to be preeerved than one that op_ au,t. thia fall from colds and reap in the
the.tralTi of hourez ntd other build111130. Much lar .returno ATitt.1.2, .red
vety,8:. fiock. An ililiner -blrel----eusellet-
and many cin atle now tarts in the over a period of years. by fellowfug- Elam' eggli, therefrom) It to, imEtortant
grease made frorn the edible, imi-nels. foreetry principlee in the manamment to feed the birds a proper - ration.
L/ediehres ha v been,,entracte4V-to50. than In carrying on the common prac- Body weight tenet be kept up, a d If
ego are wanted a lay maah 24'
from thio ground nut. 4 valuable tims of clear -cutting young growth, *
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creozote oil mil; an iltrivrtant find allowing tree e to deeay, cutting ah ,
which bras turned,: out to toe a valuable valuable species and leaving weed "Well. vr t do you want, m
Boy; "
aid in the treatment of PulrnontlrY trees toi seed up the woods. Farm-enty cents' worth o liver
Farm -and five
trotade. We will bay another bag of era will plant tree e more readily ft rents chance. pother will
peanuts and as we chew them t their neighbor Is making money from bring the quarter in the moraine.
abeett the things and tate off ou bit4 woods.
hat to Dr. Carver.' All woodland should have aman
•' trees coining on ready to tahe the
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A farmer in converention with a
tourist remarked that hill father. nine
tY years old. was still living and work
Ing- on the farm -where. he waa Ilium_
**Ninety pars fed, peer' gairl"the tour
Let. "Is his health good?" " `Tatto't
much now. Ile's been complairdn' for
a few mouthn trocie" "Who t's the
matter with him?' • '--41 donno; nome
times I think that farming don't agree
with -himl"
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place of the large tree;:o that are cut.
This reproduction may- lieL.--ecured na-
turally, that is, from the gtvd that
fella from ,the large trees, and the
fa rineflAfeetr ' Wit Ailitt?Tio e'Utili
outlay. It is a guarantee that there
will be a woodlot there fifty to seventy-
five years hence. The natural repro-
duction le interfered with and in many
woodlots eliminated by' the grazing of
live stock. More reforestalon could
he evirred In a few years item natural
reproduction if all ceoodlots had the
stook shut out than will by planting
in the next fifty yearn.
4- The _main aetirit,v 41 a eop.5e1vg lion
rommittee should be education, and
the following phases ebould be em -
pint :
1. The value of wooditote to the
farmer. eonriounity and Province.
2. Foreotrf principles that may
f.conorn1eally he practised in woodland
'1 on Southern ()ntario woodlots.
, In fully ninety-nine casee. out of a. disrourage ordinal-) weeds. and one :I. The necessity and the teell
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hundred- the average garden needs a good anneal fertilieleigeeearefully, top- nt establlahing plantetions and m Intl,
good 'piece of 'huven. to"- show off the plied to prevent burning, will feed the breaks. eirinicipalitlee should take
adlerfaiiges of the flowers. ' The. green
turf aets.as a neeessary - foreground.
and.' of "c0111*Se, it mitkes the best pos-
sible carpet tor...._ottidoor play or 11v-
ing4eeta. Grosit prOdeles the all Im-
portant contrast for etone walks, walls
and hedges. And a good lawn, of rich
green and- velvety softnpes, free from Vegetables one afternoon too handed
humps and 'weeds, *IF fibeditillenit to et- ,-„,.. .„ ,-„derixu, frum---Blunel'r daYs
tain. Prelitninferk tireeaittihrid,-'fireee:.; 'When both seaS011753 and time were
ever. are advisable, bemuse mice estab'I limited. Only a fee vegetahlect were
fished It is hard to make changes. grown in the early days. FA' wtItuneti
-There ere two Ways to make a lawndid not have the variety to offer and.
For quick results sodding is the usual the average Mato regarded the =Alen
grass eufikeently to provide healthy. the lead In planting. as they elIn welt
even and deep green growth. Gimes the fifty to Kerenty-tive years It takes
makes Ito gilowth in cool weather and tree. to grow .to merrhantahle SIZe •
la W ion should he wettest. therefore. In b
the early spring or fall • Planting on the Farrra
The old idea of planting Woodland on the farm iu consItiered
Sonattll Out all the vegetable PP411 011
1111 asset bv most farmers. The own-
er of a ten to lateen acre woodlot Is
independent In regard to fuelwebd and
lumber for repairs and minor building
around tlie farm. An tigrieulturel
-dietriet will erne- better rerops and
'11 ving eoutlittions are improved If ten
to fifteen per rentof aye area le in
ne part of the farms whefe one crop is a tlie
%Ina rabbit ittirf-tiii-eatizr tvinlihre4k for
Tana wittt.,,r
pia;t1ce..' -.there, arc some
tikS' teetieriV•iietifeti
e
,s0,1ef,reett,)el. If orditiarz 'field sod, Is
inii:Ciatikeit et:hi liie
lis ti I" 11 tl 1 1 it
( am it lig.. sun r 1 o so( q
fall of weeds and the grass Is of in-
ferior „quality. ei, eeeseettavolly pmedble. bee as a rule the rover -
The second method of obtaining fr 'age gardener elope, not produce tine.
lawn Is toy seeding. This Is II gond thing like the varlet:1.i thit le po2441111e.
deal ebeaper than sodding. and While A:teen:dile experto4 point out that
slower at first produces In the end a there Le no (mem? for runt:Ina out of
_i_pti-n. of much finer and better grass lettnee early in the primmer. for PN•
11110 one that win (continue to IniprOve ample. whole. nfter the eea4o11 fog the
1 year after year. One nhould be 0111 i'0- leaf variety. head lettuee coot& tn,
ftil to eeteare the hest quality of grass grown and then duritd the hot wentle
seed and this must be eown•liberallyiler the ('ea type. The latter In a court -
Preferably tooth tengthwiszi and acrosei,pail. conbeal-Shaped type whieli defies
, to Maitre oven rlIstribui4on. geetling'f'the tient. !Ake the head variety it
'should be done. of Ceirree, on a wind- ;should he started fairly early. prob-
1 less day. . i ably 0 week or two rafter the first leaf
Long hefore the seeding. how- ; is sown. And with nearly all Gebel'
I Have ever. the gnu shored Ile i'Vegetahleq. through the elk. of several
arellliedll worked tip Into a flue state i tepee, It Is IIIWSIIIIP to spread seedinC:
nvs,p,_ Of fillth. Any little hump e 'Mel linevesting or a considerable
' --ehould he -eultivated- --ont. the [period. .
.liellquei. filkid in, and - after 'settling' Like/ the Ordimary garden
6 .
filled otain, If a verk 11011‘,Ty roller is :Sott Stitcl varOILY, ctv4rn -Rag I, itn
r\
nit)liliable, this should be • nsed. fed- ' Peas Barb- ,al. torl eV -4'1'11 (carts'. 'or
lot*it l'AIO• More by the rstill or a bar- ' .-- I sr --,f-4 ifq::-.,-ata thcit
row. Witen.0110 its Fra 0AM theiootnal is he iiiit In just as steal as the gott ta
lotot Mid goling to remailruo. then tlt fit to woric. A mod plan is. to OW
:,:e'erl*oltOcalid toe sown ahd Alto soil sln in a foot-tterm) trmzell f1120,1 to. Vcitt4n
I
fitet rartVd liOnY ono) Walk' 0015.• td VIVI' /miles of Me., topOvitt2 Vert
ver. rev ,fho 1.1cgt.fotc, wootal It IAIIP 'eta aradttaItP. og C",'. • I-:.;'-':-'7
10 not,6A5.',Iry ie gii .ivr4,,:,:e 6112 1=4,-,:ilozi.% jibiLt ttt-Uda Tel ezinrgtvx-W' tt
anp el tItetlo tvotda i.',4°Lierat hav6 TlanUrt;',, itztouratz4 -47,-
prentott IWO t.1),eda prt4loutly ta II*,',,..e:;rotIlh t*, otV the Ant -
It oUll ,D ina3r ilob ifoNtAatrst tio, volt i.illotr iv,;'.nr,9;',' ill'..roa 'r"...
o as Or ,Ai10 tlft0 11011,af V4104, t 0r t-,ilzklall, tfy..3 btrx-0-1:ca
A v,:vVi.,'4gtio r4Ov'ilite,,. li (r.41tv:altalt !VA' ,., ',.%1Illy.' to
4;1 cilly ,tilart-,tihi,n,;tOn::,-, 4-,'"-.4.1, '' An
= ilt1/4'..iiltX,21 tntt,''' a"4"t--4,:i,' Z-,,:f..,:.•L .c6.;a:,;:;...:at* 't`cr‘t•a'P.- 1niZT
ce;:'•.,.2.-17 t"..•1•7,,""Xo vgp:.1 tt.=, t..3 t4g.1! t. -:,,...,,-,,...-„,„„n.
it h tip
-rre af,Ant104,..puar-to-mita7,47:27,, nit'st"4".mr 'and'
Is held afid the vegetntole'Varden is'") egn`r"' "("l'i (IP 11"U/a atterc sae -
t11 -01? woo1-
ot' tr"VeiVitfatilitIrfx vvfortuov4stfosi.,,,Ov
nettu tos' n reservoir that 'tenors
the 3 -erre round. With a climnte 416
to !Jeep a reguler ftIlpply of water in
rigorous 0P4n.ft.aoin 'to stich a thing is
the wells and oiitrIngoo. ,
The a eea In w oodla s bout('
itocreneed In many MP:trio-too and tnoort
farms would he wever Ir sotne plant -
Ina were dotoe. Each farmer should
earefully survey lids farm. and decide
on the Norodom,* that Otould ,ir
pia nted.
Verv little plantina °is necessary or
will tr sneeeeaful in a tvoodlot that
Iliac not been pantureol for Wars, teu
natttre has 114I4.101441 to the 41111 41 rtlnZ
of 41 1111W el -.4p of treeo. ['hinted tree41
would he crowded oat 113 the vigarreo.
trceN . -that have sta rted roan seed.
Tree4 may he lentited In a rOTIIPT that
ot geed NI up or an eVOrgreco,
Kok nine he needed on the north
est Hides of the woods.
riling will he oureeeseful In tin
"etured woodlot. Theeplanting
ed up the restockine, and it
Ize owner %In opportunity to in-
, vtilunbie speeles emelt as pine
o'otilc and White net)
teitIte 1e atiol enenr
grate under the shatle nf
trQPrt sue) r1 proplar
'The freea iti ttiol pato
rid tanderp1antl114 and
‘i-qufro the sie-foet strap-
ozwn lana
wilIvary:iottral
tad 4tgP.4 ow!,
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Farmers 'Will benefit by over $100480
yearly through reductions in rural tele-
phone fates, effective April lst.
In this district rural telephone rates are
reduced 25 cents per month -43.00 yearly.
ahoo vocluncatiano aro—
Noad ieutADOD Mocgr-aones—
, reduced from 30 cents to 1-5,C4rIltp...pQr. rirmnth
111)dsit type' (ef(ective with t!er bills).
Ona'0110011001) ekaToo—
uzincza_telopi=cea vedueed front $24145 to
06,04,1s3 r
(where instrument !girl_
telephones, reduced tfto81.0 ; in -
aide move charges' reduced Irom $1.00 to
$1.00 (effective April kit).
Mari? hod Lazo B3aDoute,o CcflOs
20 -scent peraon.:to-person calls reduced to 15
cents. "the entra toot for reversing charges
on calls to nearby places is cancelled (effec-
tive April' lot).
000g 3o00 =-
The special type of equipment available for
the hard -of -hearing is reduced from $2.50 to
$1.50 per month.
• lrigae reduction% especially those akfectissta
farmers' telephones, will tend to increathe the
amoral use of telephone service, malting it of
greater value to every user.
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