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Current Crop Report
The weather during September
and Octr.!ber was favourable for
the development of late field ,reps
and the -yield Of root Oropw 11011
fodder corn la well lip to average.
Present cstlnratt s Owe the yield
of grain crops h1 Onta.In at 13^ri
above last your, hay and fodder
•crops 111140 13% above and runt
crops 10%, higher, 1 I1 Na IIWI'n
Ontario, however, the hay crop
was deodedly light and eonsidee-
able quantities will have In br
parch tn;ed. while in ^astern On-
tario, an well as in M utitoulin und
Thunder lay, grain yields were 41:n-
a;ppotnting, and Ineutflclott for
winter feeding purposes, Farmers
10 Wmto.n and Central Ontario
have purcha:-ed the largest number
of Western. feeder cattle on record
in order to matte use of plentt:ul
supplies of grain, fodder, and roots,
a considerable portion of which is -
of inferior quality and only suitable
for feeding. In the three month's,
July, August and September, ship-
ments of 'feeder cattle from Western
Canada to Ontario totalled 120.i12
head as compared with 42,1.23 ,..
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°CANADA -1937'
IMPERIAL. TOBACCO'S
INSPIRING PROGRAM
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with an ac cuttile,l5•lowel
Westfield movementl
Smartly designed,..beau-
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WROXETER, ONT,
BRUSSELS, Phone
53X
For
A House en Your
Hands
Dld you aver agora out hew
mall o poreent.da of aur popu-
lutlon rasa lour house whom.
they mould see a "To Lot" elan,
or how torte a peroantmdo road
our paper? Good tenants are
Dot tr,e hind that have time to
tomato In Ifoibg ,inland loakiod
for r[, ns. They look In. out,
\Elaut Poon.
'il' If 1441 have a house on roue
hands, s, " Benne to Lot"
wilt bond them to,you,
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the eaane months of 1930.
Due t0 all Increase 111 both acre.
age alta yield per are the pre.
duction of potatoes 111 Unlarlo shows
a gain of approximately 12%, ,yid)
praducti011 estimated at 9,759,061)
eget. this season as compared Mils
8,700,11314 e1vt, in 1936. The tut ;I
Ca nadin n mem 11.111 anteunl. I6 41,
709,00u cwt. us °!•(1441'1. 311.4141,lttitl
met, lust year. Iteceut prices 11.4ve
been quite ioli', but ft 141110y 1ead-
e::ey 114 deo( loping uta it ie r, tire; at
that Phe supply situation its relal;on
to demand is almost us favait ante
as last year, clue to til( fret that ;ru-
auetiol) In the Maritimes skew ll de-
crease of 661,060 ewt, from last
year.
Laying Contest Leaders
Tn :lir W. S. Hall of Oakville be-
i0ngt the most creditable record
ever made In the Ontario Wes..'10
egg -laying contest at Harrow, Ontar-
io. His pen of S. 1', White 114'g -
horns, No. 13, took the lead 10 the
first week and maintained it
throughout the entire 51 weeks or
the contest, finlshing with next tl
the highest record ever made in
Ode contest, namely, 2323 eggs and
2643.4 points.
141r, Hall also had In this contest
a pen of Barred Plymouth Rocks.
which was the most important
rano :•r -up. It never fell below
thud place cru int; the year. and
finished second with 22249 eggs and
2469.1 points, Two S, C Witte
Le;horila of 31r. Ball's held the high
record. for Individual 1 i'forillaoc'.
the leading bird No. 1! (Pcn1 13) ii*i'-
in:; scored 299 eggs and 317.3 points
for the year.
Another outstanding sec„411 1411.;
made In the contest this year by
Mr. W. S, McCa11's (Simco,) pen of
Mite Plymouth hocks which laid
2151 eggs with a scale of 239.1.2
This is the Bret pen 01
White Plymouth Rocks to gain this
high rank in the Ontario Weste!n
caite-t during its seven years open.
ati.el, I3irds numbering 106, or 42.1
pc, cent. of those cnmIleteing the
ecate.t. were registered in the Con -
National
Live Stock Recor,h
A : ii•L•tti:m by sleeting all the ,ktitid
qu:r 114 (a bions,
,(;121) st begin„ and t.e4'n4.tl-
atcs 4.24... month in advance of the
other contests. ntests, 311. II, F, 1lurwun
is Me superintendent and Mr. W.
'P. Seett Ls heats pou111ym'tn at this
centre. There were twelve Barrel
Reek p, .1 eight S. 1', White Leg-
1turn.; and three White Rooks in the
contest,
New Minister and Deputy
Ontario's new Minister of Ag1•
140htuie, H,.i;, P, W. Delvan, W,l,
born on a farm In Carleton County
dear Ottawa 0041 spent his boyhood
there. His college traknlug began at
Ottawa 1'niver+sty, ,'untimed atkit
Francis Xavier 1'ilive,.,ity at Am
tign0is11, N.S,, and was canlp1'ted
at the Ontario Agricultural College.
In 192.2 he joined the staff of Kenlet-
vllie Agricultural School, speciaaz-
lag fn .poultry, animal husbandry
and economics- 'Mee seers later
11e accepted a position as managee
of the Oxford Ir'armer'e COOpera,-ive
Productive Company at Woodstock.
This is a 10unty..u1icle organization
which has ,grown to large prOpoe-
1104114 under his able direction, With
a first-hand knowledge of marketing
problems Hon. Mr. Dewan is well.
fitted to deal with the many pruh..
lents of cooperative selling
confront the provincial government,
Mr, W. R. Reek, the new Deputy
Minister of Agriculture, is already
well-known throughout Western On.
tart° as Superintendent or the Ex
perrnlental Fal'nl at Ridge :own 11e11T.
County claims the honour or his
birthplace and has been the, centra
of itis activities for tho past la
yenta, After graduation from 0, A.
C lir, Reek was engaged ae(14,21•
age surveyor for the Department of
Agriculture, being One of the 1)1,11,
('14441 in this 1vorit in Ontario, 1i„ be.
CMS secretary to the late Dr, (1, C,
',fumes, who wail then deputy 11i111t1-
ter of agriculture. Afterwards lir,
Iteelc uaas sort 10 England by the
Ontario Government, where rho be-
came assistant to the Agent-Gene'11±
for Ontario in London, In 1914 ilc
1Yas back at the Ontario Agricuitet-
al College as associate prafese0r of
animal husbandry. In 10.1.6 he 11110
tonna in tho employ of 111e P,E.t,
Government as director of agri(ll-
ttu'al educalbiol During the iest
able contribution to the agricultural
deYelopme114t of Western Ontario,
GUELPH WINTER FAIR
The 111111 Ontario P1'Ovillcial Vrfp,
ter Pub' at Guelph, otherwise known
as the Guelph Winter fair, proui:,-
es to he the best in the history or
this oldest of all winter snows
Guelph Winter Fah' is known all
over Ontario ah' "The Farmers'
Show” where neighbor meets -neigh
bor and friend meets friend, In
outer words, it is a friendly 141(3(1.
The dater, for 1937 are from Novem-
ber 30tH to December 204 tuelusive.
Entries positively close November
10th. President George 16. Teller
and the Secreta y, 1,, E. O'Neill.
are ulc..t elnhu+lastle over this
year's fair, Entries' from 11 111111(1141'
o3' prominent li1'4' ,;toot, swine an,l
sheep breeders have already been
recciviel, while lroultr7 ('114.'31412
promise to be larIor than ever, Th,e
r nut ' ludze list totals 42u,011(9 in
4 4411,
The Light Horse Show held hero
nl ht ❑f the fair is a leittum•e 1111)!.
buy ;;.(441.11 rap±dly int the 11ast ','41
years, stere you will find the pick
of Ontario horseflesh in competition
in the fair arena -hunters, junnpl're,
performance cusses, inter -city haat
teams, high steppers, carriage and
roadsters.
The seed show is another inter-
esting feature of Guelph Wolter
Fair as is the Junior Agrtcultluhl
Department open to Boy's" Grain tied
Potato Clubs organized by the On-
tario Department of Agriculture
Thele will be competitions for 1 ,y
in judging grain and potatoes.
All ntrles close November 10.h
and should be sent to L, E. O'Neill.
Parliament Buildings, Toronto,
Write bir, O'Neill immediately for
the official premium list for horse,
beef cattle, sheep, swine, pointe:
and seeds,
All Canada Linked
At Royal Fair
The sparkling "Spirit of Canada"
is to be caught far eight happy days
at the. Royal Winter Fair When taus
of the Canadian Provinces will 1
celebrated by a "day" specially
dedicated to showing its Plad'IelO
and el:MU:tn. This li1killg of all ,r0•
vinc•es thourgh continua interests its
agriculture and to foster a spirit of
broad C'2140,Uanisnl was instituted
at the first Fair sixteen years ago
and has been continued uulnterume
oily ever since.
Fashion meets. the farm, City Life
8re014 Rural Canada, nitre p1ovinei s
nod merrily to each other, It ie a
symbol so far as the Pair can melte
it, of Canada's notional unity h1 mat-
ters going far beyond the farm. In
this, "Regal and Imperial Year' the
day's are:
Tuesday, Nov. 16 -"All Canada
Day;" also Children's Day.
Wednesday, Nor. 1.7-41ritish Col-
umbia,
Thursday, Nov, 1i-31aritinle Day,
Friday, Nov. 1± -Quebec Day.
Saturday, Nov. 20 --Alberta Day.
3Ionday, Nov, 22 -Ontario Day,
Tuesday, Nov. 23 -Manitoba Day.
\Vethu+sday, Nov. 24-aaskat4,e-
11an Day,
Thrill of Plowing
"11'1411 was the aurae mu?" pruh•
ably the first question litany pe.s;014
asked on reading ,the news the -vault
reporting an attendance of 25,ntse
people lu the second day and l"a,00U
ou the third clay of the international
Plowing 3Iatch at 'Fergus.
eeergus being a town with no great
perpul1ttion it would he readily :as-
sumed that a large percentage of
the people -came front outside
points, 1't wouid be further assure.
ed that only a small percentage or
[twee 45,006 actually took Part rn
the contest.
The answer, of course, would. be
obvious to anybody who knows :my -
thing about plowing, There is no.
thing like the thrill Which accom-
panies plowing a straight furrow,
and when you can't du the plowing
yourself the best thing is to wateli.
--Windsor Star,
Canadias Furs
Win Grand Prize
Tile Department of Trade viol
Commerce announced it had receiv-
ed a communication that the fur
exhibit at the Canadian Pavillon at
the Paris Expinitio(1 119(1 1;124
aWarded Lhe 'Grand Prix di Lunn of
hightail !pew, whielt can be 1141:'1.
ed nn tiny exhibit,
Ile Canadian exhibit of fur,, in•
eluded pelts or ptiuctllal fur beaeln4
animals of the Dominion, particular
displays being llladc of silver and
other damctptically bred foxes.
The award was made by a jndg•
Ing committee, which inrlltdell or-
flftoon years ile has served as head Octal representatives from different
of the ltidgotowu Experiulen',tl t'oun1lrles' represented at 11e 4',1p401'
Station, her he has made a n.t• tion,
nein
COUGHS, DISTEMPER,
BROKEN WIND
have met Choir matter In
41V -'made b1' the mak,
era of 13uelr.4ey s Mixture,
Stoclanen, poultry breed.
era, etc., who have used
2EV say it is Positively
"sure Ore" 'relief for all respiratory
diseases in horst%, cattle, sheet,, piss,
poultry and doss.. Itis amazing how
i
quickly it acts results n the most stub•
born eases, 31) fact, we guarantee.23v
to do le a day or two what it took old.:
fashioned
100.'&tock size $1.00kliGat ZEV at
H. B, ALLEN
How Sinoke Is Inhaled
•
mstny peelde have: the ici+a
When a sntek(4' Pts ..:(:-, U1•' �,'!trise
goes to Ins 114 1;,, and is then br' o'
ed. °tet tomo 114, , ; ;t 4„ •'fhs
11 (1.4,111 b'. 111!' t b.c` 1,,: 1, 11'1 '41
10 84 )Rd :u :41.11±1 , 41;: 11'' 11; • ,91.',�
Wbi.';at. 1'101''1) (r:.,0}11, 1:1.','11- a
S.n ai=hl 14111 114(1± 1:1 11141.44)
breotl(1 .nip the !•.4.11;1 1411.041
flir tont ca11gl1±01. luhaictl smoke
m1.•1'ly 440' 1 to the bac„ of
mouth where the 1111(1iils eontin1: •
with th. 11111 :11, and -11.41 goes up
and put tlruu41) the. nostrils. It may
be Li -mired nut of t11e nose or m0ll)4n
by exhaled breath front tate lm.1g:.,
hurt rump of the smoke itself gas,)
into the lungs,
New African
Diamond Find
Is Guarded
Cape Town, Oct 21
The South African Government ((a- 1
day despatched a special force of
diamond pollee to V(rneuk Pan to
guard a newly discovered diamond
field, pending a legal deeisiot or en
action to stay prospecting. Vern(.1ik
Pan is a lake bed in Calvinia wh.•re
Sir Malcolm Cam;;beli established
speed records in 1025,
Students To Eat
To Music
:Annapolis, 51 h.
St, John's College students soon
may have languid nili1Z,'4 for brach•
fast, leisurely foxtrots for lunch :,ed
measured military (narehes for dim
nor. 313: s Georgia Smith, college
dietlton. decided that the boys had
been eating. too fast. S.11O 1, a1r't: G-
ilhg to have tt radio installed 111 t'::
dining 11a11 to slots the pace,
Fish for the Asking
Six ilundrod and 111`17 Cho earl
trout were 4alae(1 from eggs ti;11
Year at the Quebec prolineial fish
hatcher). at St. Fausun • in the
haurelltian Mountei0s. Next rear
it is hoped that (Wei' one littlish
baby fish will be reared for the pm,i-
pose of re -stocking Quebec's uamer.
nus lake:, .says a writer In th
monthly. magazine issued by can.
adieu Industries Limited fa Mot; 1.
real, Fertiliztltion of Die eggfs fs
done by hand at about this Gm, 1,f
the year, H;tclting takes Place
from March to April 104,1 from ,( 11
on 14141'1 tic• :ltltunmi--attain 11•0.
young fingerling, are nourished is:
lung r°neerete tanks and at five
months o1' age they are shipped in
special containers to the vnri:n,
fish and gang„ clubs, who pay a
charge et $155 a thons:tud, Or triton
request to the 'publicly owned lakes. I
.A trout call he said roughly to -gain
a110114 a pound an weight a year, All
Interesting thing about these fresh.
water fish Is that in their y0nna
(State they Have to be given a fre-
quent salt hath to keep their '12±113
free from disease,
Novelist Passes
New Voris
-tit's. Florence -Morse Kingsley, 7S,
noveblst, who wrote 32 books, tiled
yesterday.
The wife of the Rev, 11r. Chprlee
R, Kingsley, a retired pastor, Mrs,
Kingeiley began )ler literal.). earner
in 1894, when She. won note) for the
best nlau)us'crtpt of 386 submitted in
a contest tis Ohio. One of her hooks
entitled "'Pilus -+C Comrade of lite
Cross," has since, been published In
every civilized language,
Living Longer
and Liking i t
111, alth league of Canada)
Toronto --Rules for "Living Long-
er Shit liking lt'' are set forth 1y
Sir William Arbuilnnot Lane, Presi-
dent, Ncw Health Society of Great
Britain, in au article In n Fromm
3inblicat1o1 "(30148^ir."
Sir William's first, sugg'c8ti011 ±8
the ireduction of the consumption of
moat to a stri-ot mininlulln. Another
rule of Sir William's is to include in
the daily food supply some whole
1rheat or rye broad, some oitrens
11'u1le, other 3ru1'ts, green Vegetables
aPel znlllt foods,
People .,should drink at least six
411106410 Of Wild' a day -two on arts.
ing, 'two art l 1311(1 0 Slid the other
two sometime between heals,.
The blugli711 1(0111h -lender urges
men, women a11i1 (11111(11'0(1 to work
and sleep lu well -ventilated roues
or 111 the open air,'. lie advises We
1111(4' every opportunity of giving tate
j811'e air and slUlliglat free access to
the s'ki11.
Refelrring to clothes he 10 414te
"Always wear light teethes 111.0,:.
the weather is Ve1'y 4'(11(1, IOW all
clutbes should 1133 Ilnruus 10 :tli,w
the ckdn t0 breathe, Never wets
bight clothes."
A daily bath is iliu 010411 ter !lin
bnuctianin!
Or OW shin. Sir Wiliam
state,;, Hot hat118 should he 1 (1(411
only in the evening, Cold Vali:.
are not sun:t1)14'
must nor be -01.1011 R"Ihoil 10,leelt•
ing your Doctor tlr t,
Teeth shouhl ha bruelnel at
Leat every Morphia 1(11(1 1 vary
evening, Ten 211111111eg physical lA-
erc:,ae morning and evening 8±1;ru1(1
also be a rtrlet rule. Tim a'1)ntlg
exercise before on open window on
arising in the morning will hip
prevent diseases of the nese,
throat and lungs, Sir William tie
dared.
A breakfast one morning, the
town buehel014 noticed some han&
writing on one of his three-minute
ergs. Examining It closely be
made out the following message.
"Tilts egg 1 13' packed by a girl a:er,
is perparcd to marry the plan who
notices this message, She is said
t0 be the prettiest girl in this
neighborhood,' '
IIs wrote: "I wouhl like to ('orres-
pomd with you object matl'imo:•y.
S"veral days later he received a
reply: "1 Cant flattered by rlur
offer, but I um now married 141(1
have three children."
Canada supplied 1.336 cwts. of
carrots to British market out of ,.
total import of 5.957 cutis, fro Ere.
1)11" countries i 1 1936, 4';' Fir:elLta rTu1:-
tries brought the total British int
Tart of ca;rats up to 1'') 1±,
Britain expects in some Ml.ticitecil
civilian gas masks for imierzenclos.
Cent a Milo Round Trip Ear ahr* Fares
Minimum Fares; Amts 75c Qhildt'en 40o)
From BRUSSELS
Fri, & Sat.,. QV. 12 84 13
To Oailaw ), P,0'wuranville, Port Hoe, Coboul'g, Tren1011 Jot„
Belleville, NaPauee Kiingabon, ' Ganallofiuo, I31'oclvvilste, Prescott,
Ilert'isburg, (51411lu'tt31 Uxbridge, Lindsay, Petelbovo, CanlIlbo)iford,
Newmarket, Penetang, 0011i1ugwo0d, Mae,1.ord, Barrio, 01'211ia, illid.
land, G'rttvenhuest, ,Braceliridgts, Huntsville, Calendar, North Bay,.
Parry Sound, Sudbury; all towns in Now Ontario ou line or Tends.
Wising & Nortbera Ontario 11,17„ N±pissing Central lIly., Iiapisltaa-
lag, L0nglac, Naltilla, Tasllrota, Sioux Lookout, Gera)dton, Jellicoe
Beardmore, Port Arthur,
Sat. Nv.13 to TORONTO
Also t0 13ranttord, Chatham, Chosley, C1111100, Parham, Ex-
eter, Fergus °oderich, Guelph, Hamilton, Hanover, Har1'lotun, angor.
spl1, Kincardine, Kitchener. Loudon, leetawel, Mitchell Niagara
Falls, Owen Sound, 1'aisley, Painters'1011, I10419, l'ort Et 111. St..
('abharites, St 11ory's, Sarnia, Sualhalulptou, Stratford, St.rathroy',
Walkerton, ", ierten, Vdtughalu, Woodstock.
For Fares, Rennet Limits, Train Information, Tickets, consult
nearest Agent.
See handbills for complete fist of 'destinations •
NATIONAL BOOK FAIR
November 4th to 13th, Inclusive at the
King Edward Hotel, Toronto
The Literary Event of the year and the Mecca of Bokivoers. See.
the best books of the Year. More than 50 per cent, bigger than in
1936, Extra booths, more exhibits and special topical displays of
wide and varied nature. Poetry, Drama, Travel, Romance, The
latest and best in Boys' and G11-10' gift books. See the 50 best bookh.
of the year. Favorite authors to speak each day and more than 2011
publishers from United Kingdom, United States and Canada will
exhibit. Rare and irreplaceable manuscripts on view. An attraction
not to ue equalled for all lovers of books.
NATIONAL MOTOR SHOW
November 6th to 13th, Inclusive, The
Automotive Building, Exhibition Park, Toronto
The 'Pacemaker of Automobile Shows of the World' offering the
latest In the newest design of cars for 1938, All the best products of
the automotive industry on display. Experts declare the Toronto
show is unequalled from point of view of exhibits, number of
manufacturers taking space and for special building, designed for
the purpose of disvlaying new cars. The 1937 Motor Show provides
a spectacle without precedent, or counterpart, in London, Paris, or
New York, Experts state that the 1037 National Motor Show will
be bigger and betetr than Ever.
NOVEMBER 13—NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
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Follow The Ads
of Loc,::.,.1 Merch ants
Who Adartise in
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