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The oily substance thus producted is forced down through porus rock by various causes, such as gravitation, capil- lary attraction, pressure, etc., uutil it reaches a layer of formation which it cannot penetrate. Contrary to Popular opinion and despite the reference to under- ground accumulations of oil as "Pools," it is thought that In the ' John D. MacLeod, Ont, Dept. majority of instances oil does not of Agriculture, outlines safe methods exist as subterranean rivers awl in disposing of weed seeds. lakes but in beds of Porus rook The main objective in the con. which it more or less completely I trot ,.of noxious weeds should be to prevent reinfestation, states John D. MacLeod, Crops, Seeds and Weeds Branch, Ont. Dept, o8 Agri- culture, Toronto. Tunedta,tely after the threshing filled, it is hauled up and emptied Into a "baling tub." The oil rwell's first or "flush" duction usually declines in a rev weeks, dropping to a reduced bat constant or "sebtled" rate towhich it may continue to produce for years. c -JI FARM NOTES Burn Weed Seeds After Threshing saturates. In many cases the on is under great pressure. .This pressure ins,' be due to the weight or rook above it or io the natural gas or water found in conjunction with the ill. I operationefuse has been ng Completed m le es toned Often the 'pressure roughly of ro gio to 1 be placed in tightly woven sacks Round to be roughly Proportionate to the depth to which it was recce- and disposed of in such a manner as nary to drill before striking oil, in will destroy the germinating power dlcating .that the pressure may be of all seed. This may be accomp• influenced by the weight of the listed by rotting, burning or chop. Ping. IA Bole may be dug in tate overlying !strata. When a well first begins to flow the pressure may be so great as to result in an uncontrollable flow of oil, Such a. "spouter" or „gusher" has been known to yield almosttwoo million barrels of oil a day. Of duds first violent flow of oil ntaY be lost before the well is capped n)< brought under centro] In many .w Sure either is lacking weed seed. tient to cause a flow of oil to the horsepower, Ste said he was Pro - surface, In such wells some sort of Horne -Made incinerator pared to give approval to the Ontar, lifting operation is necessary to ob' n firma made incinerator may be io ILydro pllaotrtc Power Commission op to begin construction immediately FREE S.ERViCE OLD,,DISARLED OR DEAD HORSES OR CATTLE removed promptly, a��njdr, . efficiently. Simislir phone "COLLECT"'a WILLPAMNE ' SONS PHONE 21 , • INGERSOLL BRUSSELS PHONE 72 Watching Butter Prices Ottawa, Oct. 29—A War -time Prices and Trade Board Spokesman said the board is watching the current prices of butter closely after an increase in wholesale pric- es at Montreal 08 six or seven cents in the past seven or eight weeks. At the same time he said no action was contehvlated with bat- ter prices at present levels of around 29 cents a pound wholesale at Montreal, Should 'prices go high- er a more serious view of the situa- tion would be taken. Word at the board was that a tendency for prices to climb had tapered off in the past few days. According to information give.t ;he 'board there is always a season- al increase in buter prices at this sloe of the year but the present is a little greater than aver- age. The increase was accounted for partly by dry pasturage during August and September, which cut down on !butter production and di- version of considerable milk to cheese for export to the 'United Kingdom where demand for Cana- dian cheese is heavy. 'The prices board spokesman said !there was. no suggestion of a bu°ter .shortage. At O•at. 1 stooks of cream- ery .butter in .cold storage totalled 58,63'7)895 pounds compared with 57,- 01'3,153 pounds on the same date last year. I� How to Use The Flag At such a time, when the national flag, is. being used much. more than in normal days, questions., concerning regulations as to its use come up much more frequently. Normally, it is the spirit of loyalty that prompts the display of the flag that is the un- potrant thing, but it is also very im- portant that its use should be digni- fied by an observance of the correct procedure. The following concise In- structions as to how to use the flag have been, published by the lm- peri5a.1 Order, Daughters of the I3m- pire, and will be of interest to citiz• ens iu general: 1. The Union Jack is the official flag of Canada, and should be the one flown in Canada. 2. The Red and Blue Ensigns with the Coat -of -Arms of Canada in the fly, are intended for use afloat and on official building's outside of Can- ada, They are not correctly used on buildings in Canada. 3. The flag should not be hoisted before sunrise, nor allowed to re- main up after sunset. 4. In hoisting the flag the broad white stripe in the cross of St. An- drew should be. above the red stripe of St. Patrick on the side of the bag next to the masthead; if reversed, it is an Indication of distress, 5, The flag should always be car- ried upright and not allowed to touch the ground. 6, When placed at halt -must, the flag should first be raised to the masthead and then lowered. 7. Wihen used for indoor decora. tion the flag should never be be• low a person sitting. 8. It should never be used as a. cover for bale, box or desk, except at a "unitary religious ceremony, and nothing should be placed upon it, except the Bible, In regard to the National Anthem '(''God !Save the King"), a final 'clause is added "When ever the National Anthem is !played or sung, all persona within shearing should 1117111111111. Wednesday, October 80,th, 810 General Machine Work 1 Feed Chopper Plates Ground Brake Drums 'Machined Motors and Generators Repaired Exclusive Agent for Electric and Transmission Equipment LISTOWEL MACHINE SHOP Mill Street — Phone 177w Licenses On Sale Novewber 12th Your !Present Car 'Marker Good Only Until End of Year Car and truck permits and license plates for 1941 will be placed on sale Tuesday, Nov. 13, more than one month and a half before the 1940 markers expire, according to an an- nouncement by J. P. Bickell, Regist- rar of Motor Vehicles, Department or Highways. Department officials recalle '•hc- Christmas Cheer For Canadian Soldiers Relatives and friends of oar soldier and sailors overseas want to do the very best they can to a0^ that the 'boys have a good time at Christmas. They want to send them, hampers, but do not know how to go about it. Howe should they be addressed? What is the limit of weight? What are the transporta- tion costs? As a public service, the NATION '.warning of Premier Hepburn last AL HOME MONTHLY has made February in his Budget address that necessary arrangements for packing alta 'Government would refuse 10 I haanpers and forwarding them, grant extension of time for the se- postpaid, overseas. We invite any curing of 1941 Plates. At that Unto of our readers who may be initei_est- he said that henceforth licenses and ed to write for further details to: Permits were good for the calendar I Soldiers' Hampers Department, year only. National Home Monthly, Winnipeg. Mr, Bickell in his announcement , Manitoba. said "strong representations had 0� been made to the department by in- 1 Compared' ' hoses of new motor ve- through a weed screen with a Perforation of one -fourteenth of an inch in diameter should he removed from the grain with the threshing and fanning mill before the grain is chopped, rolled or fe*t whole. Many of these small weed seeds are harmful to .livestock and difficult to chop and should be des- troyed by a rotting process as has been previously, outlined. Weed seeds included In this group aro Wild !Mustard,. Worm Seed Mustard, Squall Seeded False Flax, Pigweed. Plantain Lamb Quarters, Bladder (Campion, Chicory, White Cocble, Cantpion Fly, Cinquerfoil, Ribgrass, and Ox -eye Daisy. 'Some of the larger weed seeds such as Wild Buckwheat, Wild Oats and -Wild Vetches have a certain. amount food of value and may 're used for the feeding of livestock Providing they are chopped fine. Tile plates of the chopper should be iu good condition and set close. Chop- pers o8 the hammer mill type will make a more thorough job wheu ,chopping grains containing weed seeds. ground and all refuse buried deeply. A pit may be dug from 3 to 4 feet Premier Mitchell F. Hepburn deep with a board enclo.sul•e around at 3 to'4 feet high. Weed seeds may i voiced his approval on Monday night be dumped into this pit which shonid I of steps toward immediate develeP- be covered with chicken wire or prevent birds from 'gaining an en- trance, Weed seeds will be thor- oughly soaked iby fall rains; and tate heating and rotting 'process which Will take place will (Matron. a 70,000 MORE HORSEPOWER AT NIAGARA meat ower in the International met of p' I stand at attention, men with heads Rapids section of tile et. Lawrence I inrcoverecl.t River and the diversion to Canada for power of additional water from �; a Niagara River announced by Prirrte BANNED IN ENiGLAN elle the natural pi's- 11 ' Minister .Mackenzie King which will SOLE OF SILK HOSE or is insuffl- immediately provide 70',0'00. more tending puic titles, particularly new motor trucks, many of which were required immediately for use in the trans- portation of war materials and t connection with war -time projects. In addition, it was pointed out that the new models of both cars and tracts were now on the ,market and immediate delivery would be made of such new equipment If the 1941 plates were released," Oblique Approach He was a rather shy youth for alt Aberdonian but at last mustered up enough courage to propose. "I was here on Monday nick, wasn't I, Jeannie " "Ye was that." "And I was here again on Tues- day nicht?" "That's so," Jeannie replied. "And I was back again on Wed- nesday nicht?' "Yes, George. "And this is Friday, and here' 1 11 again, Oh, Jeannie, d'ye no smell a rat?" rs"-0' oV7.' Harry: "A homely girl is like a - poor college football team playing - with a university eleven." Jack. "How do you make that out?" Harry: "Why, she has to show everything she's got if she hopes tc win.' MONUMENTS High-class Workmanship Designs that are different F. W. 1Kemp AUCTIONEER (Licensed) Sales Conducted Anywhere In Ontario phone 38 - Listowel tain the o11, This may be accomplish- 1 -- ed in es variety of ways. A familiar constructed by removing the c a the necessary attgineering works and obvious method 1s to pump out from an oil drum and providing ofoe the diversion of waters frctu the 'The oil. ,Another method is to create draught door and grate at the bot -,1 torous Rivet into Twat 's fro orthe nn artificial pressure down in` the toms, Waste oil poured on weed cottdiGton on which the 'Ontario Well by piping down compressed air iseeda and light bulky refuse thewill Idto will be allowed additionala•tnral as under pressure, Cit• perintt air to enter and help part 1 power supplies in the Niagara River, 01 n g eassionally, where so much sand louring process, ullargo e, of the neeassnry engineering works.' you aro invited, conies up With the oil as to be des- of a amoite stack or arty container !London ,west and stores are •belug besieged ''by women shoppers in a rash to buy the remaining stocks of silk stockings, 'Style of silk Hese x111 he banned after Feb. S, Artiflcral silk may be worn, but all Eritain'9 real silk stockings will be diverted IT PAYS TO AtiVERTISE Save money by buying Where "We didn't know whether or not he was coming .. . Ilii al �p LONG DISTANCE ...just to show he hadn't forgotten us." And so it• goes. Long Distance is the single man's answer to many a problem—and the married man's shortest road home. Always at your service wherever you may be.