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The Seaforth News
New Series Vol. 21, No, 8
SEM:4011TH, ONTARIO; THURSDAY, MAReH 7 I918
$2.00 for $1.00
Generous Pre fuiutttl List of the
Seaforth Horticultural Society
Olio Dollar entitles you to o00 year's membership and any three
of the following ohoicae;
OHOJOE 1—One Apple or Cue Pear Tree of any of the following
varietiae
Apples—Dec.1ms, King, Spy, Clolclee Russet, Fanietn,e,
1'almau Sweet, Wealthy, Gravenstein, Spiteenburg, Moln-
tush.
Pears—Anjou, Bartlett, Sheldon, Clapp's Favorite,
CHOICE 2—One Plum or Ono Cherry or (hie Peach Tree of any of the 11'
following varieties;
Plum--Abundanoo; Bradabaw, Burbank, Lombard, Impel. [
6u1 Cage, Rod .luno. ,F
Cherry—Early Richmond, Montmorency, Windsor, Black tai
Tat tartan, Y, Bow Spauislt' ["
P,!aches—Fitzgarald, Crawford,
CHOICE—Sltosu soleotott from the following list.
Hybrid Perpetual —Alfred Oolcmb, Boron Bonetettin, Gen.
era! ,lack, Frau Karl 1.)rueuhki, Paul Nsyron, Ulrich Brun.
Dior, mfrs. John Laing.
Oiimbing—Dor'oehy Perkins, Exoelsia, Tansendsobon, Gold
Finch, Baltimore Bell.
Hybrid Tea—Grusan Teplita, General MoArthur, Kaissrine
Augusta Victoria, Lady Hillingtou, Geo C Waud, Goo Dick-
son :Madam Jules Grolez, Sunburst, Mauiam Ooohet (pink)
CHOICE q—Hydrangea Paniculata,
&OICE 5—Dutt1msu's Pipe.
CHOICE 6 —Bostou Ivy,
CHOICE 7—One Peony.
CHOICE 8—Three Un -Named Dahlias.
CHOICE 9—Spirea, Von Hutto (white flowering shrub] ,
CHOICE 10—Weigelie, Rosea [pink ]lowering shrub]
CHOICE i 1—One Lilac.
CHOICE ,2 -Ten Gladiolus
iH010E 18—Three Tuberous Begonias [bulbs]
CHOICE 14—One Norway Spruce
CHOICE I5—'Phe Canadian Horticulturist.
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Out out this advertisement, sign your name and address on the
line below, mark X opposite any THREE choices and mail or hand it
with One Dollar to the Secretary. Members wiehing to procure trees
plants, and other nareery stook in addition to their Three choices whet-
her mentioned in above Premium List or not, may do so by paying only.
the actual coat of same stud making out their wants on a separate sheet
When in doubt what to plant—Ask the Directors,
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Premiam List Positively Closes on Moroh 90th
A. D. SUTHERLAND
Secretary- Treasurer
W ILLIAMBARTRY
President
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ie the kind you can safely eat,
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Don't forget to come in and get your Lunch
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Enemy Correspondence
It has been found that the charge
proviously stipulated (25 its.) for the
forwarding of correspondence from
Canada to enemy and enemy occupied
territory through the medium of Tbos,
Cook & Son, Montreal, does not oover
the costs of transmission, and in the
future the charge for forwarding suoh
oorrespondenee will be ,35 cents per
letter,
This amount is to be remitted by
meana;il a Poetal Note, together with
the jailer which is to be forwarded to
Thos. Cook & Son, 580 St, 0uth01'in0
Stroot, Worst, Montreal,' in aouordanoe
with ice ructions whish may be obtain
od on application from '.Phos. Cook &
Sun,
All enquiries on this subjoot are to
be made to Thos Cook & San, 590 St,
Catherine Street West, Montreal, who
will furnish a cupy of the regulations to
be observed in sending such oorres•
pondonce, When writing Thos Cook
& Son a stamped addressed envelope
must he onolosod if a reply is desired.
Too much attention cannot be paid
to the rogulatione governing this cor-
respondence, as any item which it eon-
traysnes those regulations in any way
will not be transmitted,
oe
One of the commonest complaints of
infante is worms, and the nnosteffective
spplioation for them ie Mother Graves
Worm Exterminator,
The Rest Varieties
et Vegetables
Owing to tine eearuity t,f freed o
many varieties of vegetables this year
it will not always be possible to go
theeo which aro desired, hence the im
portanoo of ordering early in order to
make euro of getting at least some o
the bast sorts, Xr, the following list,
based on testa made et the experiment-
al forms snci stations in (lanatia, saver -
al varieties of almost equal merit of
some, kinds of vegotabios are suggested
so that if is not possible to got one it
may be poseible to get the other.
BEANS.—(Round Pod Wax) Round
Pod ;Sidney Wax, Pencil Pod and Brit•
Os Wax; (Flat Pod Wax), Wardwell
Kidney Wax, early, and Bodeen Wax,
Leto: (Green Pod); Stringless Green
Pod. and Early lied Valentine, early
and Refuge or 1000 to 1, late. Lima
and Polo bonus are not very aatisfact-
ary except where the season is long
and warm The bush varieties of
Gime are the mo'tsatisfaotory, Soar.
lett Runner is the most reliable Polo
Bean but Kentucky Wunder is ane of
the best in quality,
Beate—Orosby Egyptiou, Detroit Dark
Red, and Early Model.
Borecole or Kale—Dwarf Green Curled
Scotch.
Brussolls Sprouts—Improved Dwarf.
Tho Dwarf varieties have been found
more satisfactory than the tall ones,
Cabbage— Early Jersey . Wakefield,
Copenhagen Market, early; Succession
medium; and Danish Sailboard and
Red Dutch, rec.
Cauliflower- Early Snowball and early
Dwarf Erfurt,
Carrot—Chantenay,Danvere Half long,
Early Soarlett Horn for. 'extra early.
Celery—Golden Self Blanching (Paris
Golden Yellow) early; winter Queen,
Evans Triumph, and Perfection Heart
well, late; White Plume for coolest part
Corn— Extra Early—Early, Malcolm,
Malakoff, and Peep O'Day' early, Gold-
en Bantam; medium—Early Evergreen
and Black Mexican; late— Country
Gentleman and Stowells Evergreen;
Squaw for coolest parts.
Cuoumber—Davis Perfect, White Spine
and Chicago Pickling,
Egg plant—New Yorklmproved, Long
purple, and Black Beauty,
Lettuce— Grand- Rapids and Bleak
Seeded Simpson, early loose curled,
iceberg, Giant Crystal Head, Improved
Hanson, Salamander, All Heart, and_
Crisp as Ice (tread or cabbage).
Melons—Itlusk,-(Nutmeg type), Long
Island Beauty, Hackensack, and Mont
real Market; (yellow fleshed) Emerald
Clem, Hoodoo and Paul Rose Water -
Cole Early. leo Cream, and Pbiuney
Early,
Oniuoa—follow Globe Danvers and
ibu•ly Red Wethersfield, Prise Take'
especially for transplanting, Early
Plat, Red arid Australian Brown are
good tvhere the season is short. Dutch
sets ensure a crop in a short season
when, if grown from seed, the onions
may not mature,
Parsley—Double Curled,
Parsnip—Hollow Crown of a good is
the beat. Intermediate is also gc,od.
Pepper—Early Neap olitan of the large
varietiae and Cayenne, Chili and Card-
inal of the small ones,
Peas—(Extra early,) Gregory Surprise,
early Thos. Laxton, Gradual Nott Excel
sior, American Wonder, and Sutton
Early Giant; (second early) Sutton
Excelsior and Premium Gen; (medium
to late) McLean Advanoer, Heroine
and Stratagem; (tall late sorts) Tele-
phone, Champion of England, Quite,
intent.
Radish—Soarlett White Tipped Turn-
p, Rosy Gem, and White Icicle,
8'isify—Long White, Sandwich islands
Spinach—Nieto:ea tlitokleeved, Vire-
flay. Squash—Loner Whito Bush, and
Snmmer Orookneck; late, Delioious and
Bubbarb, Tomatoes.- (Extra early)
Alacrity, Sparks Radians; early and
main orop, Bonny Best, Chalks Early
Jowei, Later good sorts aro Matchless
and Trophy'(searlett), and Livingstone
Globe and Plentiful (perplish pink)
Iguotutn for alarming.
Swede Turnips --Champion Purple Top
Potatoes --Early, Irish Cobbler or
Eureka Extra Early; main crop, Green
Mouutaiu, Gold Coin, Wee Macgregor
Carman No. 1 Early Ohio is a good'
extra early pink sort but is not very
Productive.
Huron Presbytery
Regular Meeting Tuesday,Peb 26th.
Rev. Mr,Sharp, Exeter, Resigns
The Presbytery of limon held a rrgu
lar mooting at Hansell on T,tesday,
Feb, 26th, The following were pree,+nt
Mesars, Mo0onitoli, Telford, Aitken,
MoIntoeh, Roes, Sharp, Johnston and
the clerk, ministers, and Messrs
Haugh, Cunningham, Gladnnan, Murgeu
and Bell, alders, Mr. McDeruaid was
appointed moderator for the eu.ning
six montbs.
The annual roporlo were presented,
that oat 8 8. and Y, P, Societies by Dr
Aitken; that on statistics sodiinau.t, by
Mr. Hamilton; that on systematic
benolieence by Mr. Johnston. The
Conference committee suggested that
the subject for conference at the May
sneetiug should be "The Spiritual tater
pretation of Watery.' and Mr. Telford
is to lead in the disetsesion,
A resolution approoiative of the Soh
bath School work done by the late Mr.
George Baird, of Stanley,—"Tbe
Master"—wee uuauimouely endorsed by
the Presbytery,
The standing oommitteee for the
year 10r8 are as follows, .the ministers
named haviug their elders associated
with them in each ease: Home Mis-
sions and Social Service—Messrs, Mao-
farlaue, Molntosh and McOounoll;
Foreign Missions—Messrs. Abery,
MoDerm,d and Larkin; S. 8: and Y
P. Societies—Dr. Aitken, Messrs,
Carswell and Ross; systematic benefic-
ence—Messrs, Hogg, Giadman, Higgins
McLean and Straug; superintendence
of students—Mr. Telford and Dr. Flet.
cher, emergency—Messrs. Camaro,
Hamilton and Macfarlane; A, and I M
and W. and 0. Funds, Dr. Fletcher
Messrs. Johnston and Carriers, finance
and statistios—Mesers. Hamilton, Rose
and Oaarvell; conference—Mgeerm Mc-
Dermid, Aitken and Telford' Weditore—
Messrs Giadman and McIntosh, The
following are the oommissionere to the
General Aseemby next June. Dr.
Fletcher, Messrs. Johnston and Mac-
farlane and elders from Goderich,
Brucefield and Blyth
Ivlr, Sharp resigned his charge of
Oaten Church, Exeter, Messrs, Glad-
man, Strang and Rowoliffe appeared
for the session and congregation, speak
ing agpreciatively= of the services
rendered by Mn, Sharp and regretfully
acgciesing the resignation. The
resignation was accepted to take effect
after July 28111 next. Acosumittee
was appointed to consider rearrange,
went of fields that might release one or
more men for the summer to engage in
Home Mission service.
The next meeting is to fin hold at.
Hensel! on Tuesday, May ,4th, et
LU p. m,
First Robins
The first robins were seen in Seaforth
on Monday morning last, This is very
early and would indicate that spring is
on the way; though the blue bird is the
most certain harbinger of warm weath-
er. Bowever everyoneis glad to w01 -
OMB the red breast back again thi a
year after the very cold winter,
STANLEY HAYS KILLED
Very real and deep sorrow was ex-
pressed everywhere in town when it
became known on Monday morning
tint Major Hays bad received word
that his son Stanley bad been killed et
Fort Worth, Texas on Sunday. Stanley
enlisted last Easter and spent the
summer at the aviation camp at Camp
Borden. Be was in the Meobanioal
Department and several times visited
his home here during the summer,
When the Camp wait transferred to
Texas, he went with it, On Sunday l,o
and Lieut, Bate were up and while.
snaking a spinning 11005 dive the plane
crashed 400 feet to the ground, Stanley
Hoye died an hour later, His comp.
Ilniori wee severely hurt also. Stanley
was seventeen when he stilistod, and
attended the Collegiate at the time,
His parents were iu Detroit when word
came of the aecfdent, An older broth.
er 10 at the front,
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