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"Don't plant weed seed* in 1950,"
ie the timely advice handed out by
an agricultural expert, who goes on
to say that the use of good seed is
all-important in the matter of weed
control. And really modern farm-
ers don't need to be told that few
farm operations will pay bigger
dividends than a thorough job of
eleaning and treating small grain
need.
* * *
If a small fanning mill and home-
made seed grain treater are avail-
able, cleaning and treating can b`
done at home, A couple of short
trial ams with the fanning mill will
give you an idea of the proper seed
and a uniform rate of speed helps
you to get best results, Don't over-
look Itsing proper sieves and speed.
* * *
There are certain advantages to
horse cleaning and treating — also
certain disadvantages.
* * *
For one thing, home cleaning can
be done at your convenience, and
requires little or no cash outlay;
and there is no danger of mixing
varieties if you clean the mill
thoroughly following each run.
Also, if the acreage to be planted
isn't too large, the job can often
be done more quickly at home.
* * *
On the other hand, proper clean-
ing and treating demands good
equipment and is more or less it
technical job. Many seed houses
and elevators have the skill and the
machinery to do it better than most
folks can at home. However, there
is usually a last-minute rush, and
it's best to be a bit early than have
to wait when the ground is ready
for seeding.
* * *
Main reason fpr cleaning seed
grains, of course, is to get rid of
weed seeds, Most grain, as it
comes from the thresher or com-
bine, would probably be illegal al fo
r
commercial sale, as it contains too
beg a percentage of weed seeds.
* * *
A number of tests showed that
oats which contained over 10 per
cenm of impurities to begin with had
just over one per cent, after a single
trip through a fanning mill. The
biggest portion of what was re-
moved consisted f
ve of seeds o lamb''
quarter, foxtail, wild rose, smart -
weed, barnyard grass, marsh cress
and the like,
* * *
Tests on flax indicate that one
cleaning can cut the weed seed
content from 10 to 14 per cent.
down to one or two per cent.
* * *
Another reason for cleaning seed
is to remove sticks, chaff, diseased
and underweight kernels. This
mea:,, that you get more uniform
seeding, stronger stands and, nat-
urally, fewer weeds and bigger
yields.
* * *
Just a word of warning about
the screenings might not be amiss.
Burn them! Don't feed them un-
less very finely ground; and, as feed,
they aren't worth that bother. If
you feed the seeds without grind-
ing, many weed seeds are bound to
pass through the animals intact,
then get hauled out to the fields
with the manure to bother you
again.
* * *
Out in the middle west — Iowa
particularly — they're looking for
a big jump in goose raising. Up to
now, geese haven't been a very
popular fowl in that area. Most
goose eggs have been hatched
either under the goose herself, or
under hens — an expensive proposi-
tion, since a hen or goose is out of
production for the five weeks of
incubation and for several weeks
afterward. And broody birds often
aren't much for laying either,
* * *
Ln the past, artificial in':ubation
of goo,,e eggs didn't seem to work
so well. But now, it seems, an
incubator will work as well for
geese as chickens. One man has
been operating goose incubators
successfully for several years, get
Wig hatches of 68. per cent., or
better.
* * *
Geese'. are good eating and, even
more important, they're easy to
raise. Even the usual custom of
fairly late hatching will produce
well -natured geese by fall, so that
they fit well into the holiday season.
* * *
Gosling, are hardy, and can be
brooder. weaned In two or three
weeks, They are easily confined by
a ane- foot board fence and are
fine users of forage crops', They
*an live entirely on pasture, if nee -
wary, and are quickly fattened on
grain phis pasture or hay,
* * *
In oho es where modern hatching
metiers1's have been followed by up'
to•date feeding ideas, there have
been startling results. Some rais-
ers of medium -type Toulouse geese
report birds weighing ai high as
20 primula at five months.
* * *
A man named George Rollins
raises some each of three different
breeds ---African, /;hinese and Tou-
louse; and he's been able to get
early maturity and even some fall
egg production from spring-
hatcilrlY goslings, In the past, you
scidom heard of eggs 'being laid
There's a String Attached—Pictured at Chicago White Sox .
Spring training camp is this "batting tee"—the new gadget for
driving players "bats." Outfielder Gus Zernial is getting ex-
asperated as the ball comes back like a yo-yo each time he hits
it, but it helps the young hopeful develop a sharp eye at the bat.
until geese were eight months or
so of age. -Rollins has got eggs
from spring -hatched birds as young
as five months old.
* * *
Which will have to be all for
now, except that maybe you'll get
a laugh out of the one I ran across
about the Sunday school teacher
who was telling her class all about
the heavenly rewards and the gold-
en crowns that good people will
get. "Tell ate" she saict at the
end of the lesson, "just who will
get the biggest golden crown?"
There was silence for a while until
young Johnny piped up with, "I
guess it will be the guy with the
biggest head."
SPLORT
— A SLXBiTCel' 1C
This is the time of year when
millions of boys troop out to the
corner -lot baseball diamonds and
start sharpening the batting eye
and limbering the throwing arm, re-
turning hone in the evening cml-
siderably subdued, with a fine
assortment of Charley -horses, slide
burns and mud sufficient to make
millions of mothers wonder, once
again, just how one small tad can
pick up such a vast portion of the
earth's surface in so short a space
of time.
* * *
Or, to put it a bit more tersely,
spring has camel
* * *
Pratically all those kids have
visions of some day becoming big
league stars (99 and 44-100ths per
cent. pitching aces) so a little ad-
vice from a gentleman who won
National League pennants with St,
Louis, Pittsburg and Cincinnati
might not only be timely, but help
no little in filling up a column.
* *
The aforesaid gent is none other
than Bill McKechnie, The "Dea-
con" is at present more interested
in grapefruit, oranges and vege-
tables than runs, hits and errors,
being part owner of a marketing
concern down Florida way; but
when the baseball bug bites you, It
really takes hold, and the chances
are that Mr. McK, will be back in
what is sometimes alluded to—al-
though not in the presence of Conn
Smythe—as the "World's Greatest
Game" before too long.
* * *
Asked about his past successes
with young pitchers, McKechnie
said, "If a boy has a good arm, he
can be taught to pitch; and I have
always stressed the importance of
control. 'Practice control of your
fast ball and curve,' I tell them.
Forget about such things as the
knuckle, and screwball. Those trick
pitches take something away from
your fast ball. There's plenty of
time to get tricky later on, when
you begin to lose the feet one and
when you have somebody to teach
you the tricky stuff."
* * *
The Deacon went on to say that
he'd always looked for certain
things in a young ball player. He
liked them to run fast and throw
hard.—and didn't care how hard he
Mt the ball so long as he had a nat-
ural awing, With that, and co-
ordination, he can be taught to hit,
* * *
"Practice what you can't do as
wall as what you can. Don't al -
a."'1''
HEMORRHOIDS
2 Special Remedies
b the Makers of Mecca Ointment
ecqe Pile Remade No. I le for Protruding
feeling Piles, end b Bold In Tube, With p o,
for littered an lleatlon. Pri 75e, Macon Pilep
Remedy NO, 2 le fOr External Itching Pilau. 87701,
in Jar, And le for external ono only,,Priee Sa.
Order by nnmbnr from your Dregglst
nays be showing your strength and
hiding your weakness. If a boy has
enough determination, he can make
himself a great ball player. Look
at Joe Cronin. He did its'
McKechnie doesn't think that
night baseball is ruining the game.
"But I will say this," he stated,
"night ball is eliminating the: 15 -
year player, especially if they con-
tinue to play these night double-
headers and also afternoon games
following night ones. The hustling
ball player simply cannot take it—
and boys who hustle can't save
themselves by letting up. Once a
'hustler, always a hustler; it's some-
thing that's born in you."
* *. *
But even if night hall shortens
theave laying career oftheaverage
n y s
a
player, the outlook isn't too gloomy.
"He'll make bigger money in eight
or 10 years than fellows used to
earn in 15 or more." (He didn't say
that guys like Jackie Robinson and
Campanella could probably earn as
much in one year with a club like
the Yankees as they're getting in
five from Brooklyn, but that is
neither stere nor there in upper
baseball circles).
* * *
McKechnie is of the opinion that
morale is a much over -rated factor
in winning baseball. "Managers are
too often blamed for the failure of
certain players, If a player doesn't
produce, he ,lust be lacking some- .
where. Either he lacks the ability,
or be lacks the determination to
acquire that ability. Players play
for themselves. They don't go all
out for the manager or club owners.
They go all out for themselves and
their families."
* * *
(The Deacon didn't say so, but
he's probably hoping that—should
he come back in a managerial
capacity some time—the fans will
remember those pregnant words,
the players, not the manager, are
to blame when a team loses:)
* * *
But—following a sound Biblical
precept—we've kept the best for
the last. "I'm forgetting one of the
most important factors;" stated Mr.
McKechnie solemnly "Background!
Today, more than ever before, the
background of a player is • mighty
important, What are his habits?
How does he spend his idle hours
ALL OF THE BETTER PLAY-
ERS IN MY EXPERIENCE
WERE NICE FELLOWS. YOU
NEVER HAD TO WORRY
ABOUT WHAT THEY WERE
DOING AFTER THE GAME!"
• * * *
We have taken the liberty of
putting those two final sentences in
capital letters: Far be it from the
likes of us to even mildly criticize
the dicta of a man having Mc-
Kechnie's lengthy service and vast
experience. Still, if he was up there
for 40 years, he must have run
across characters such as Dizzy
Dean, Lefty Gomez, Grover Cleve-
land Alexander, Pepper Martin—to
name just a few,
* * *
"You never had to worry about
what those eggs were doing after a
game?" Sounds from here as if
The Deacon had been putting in
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SCHUMMER CHICKS
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Mixed 515.00 per 100, Pullet,' 328 to 880.
Ten per emit oft for 01'der0 600 end over,
0addard Chick HntOhery, Britannia Heights,
Ontario..
EGGS are advancing, chlelto hatched are
about 60% below least Year, This can only
mean one thing, higher erlee,, with a prob-
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Buy your tweet namhee of chicks and get
them now, Dei' old, t'm•led. Older pullets;
elms turkey poulte, Broad Breasted ,Bronze,
White Holland, BeItovllle whites, non -coxed
re sexed, Prompt delivery. Free catalogue.
Ton Notch Ohlek Solon, Guelph, Ontario.
QUALITY In chicks is never expensive—Pro-
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eve,
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HAVE YOU anything needs dyeing• or clean-
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H, Parker'. bye Works Limited, 791 Yona0
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FAROt8 FOR SALE
44-AORE FARM In village of Lyndon, 15
mlleo Hamilton, 40 miles Toronto. Excellent
moll for vegetable growing, small acreage
raspberries and etrawberrleo, bank barn 42 x
52, oblokon hoed, Implement Wed, 8 garage..
beautiful 7 room frame house, 3 5181* bath-
room, Hydro, plenty of water, 2 minutes to
ohurch, public) and high Itched, railway,
bus. P6ee 810,600 with 26,000 down Peg -
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Tel. 17W.
1011 SALE
MOTORCYCLES Harley Davidson. New and
teed bough' gold, exchanged. Large 'tock
of guaranteed used motorcycles. Repair. by
factory -trained mechanics. Bicycles, and corn
Pieta line of wheel goods. Open evening', until
nine except W-dneeday Strand Cycle & Sport',
King at Senfnrl, Hamilton.
GUNS—Large assortment new and uoed.
Bought, sold, exchanged. Guaranteed repairs,
Scopes, eights Installed. Peahen Tackle. Hunt -
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Pries,. Open until 41ae onset Wednesday.
Strand Cycle. Hamilton
DOORS
Panel or Combination, all sizes. Attractive
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NEW JOHNSON Outboard Motors. Canadian
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Open until nine 051.11, W04111.1.dny -Strand
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PARTS for all wordson and Ford Tractors
1917-1050. Past Service, Priem, are rlgbt.
Wo can supply parte and aceeesorles for al)
Ford Products, Roy Davie Limited. 20 Cork
St, Guelph, Ont.
BAGSs BARRELS & DRUMS
COTTON sugar bags, 23e each; cotton flour
bags, 21e. Bleached sugar and flour bags,
570 each. Empty w00,1 molasses barrels, 82.76
each, 46 gallon', clean drum, 96.50 each.
F.O.B. Montreal. C.O.D. and money orders
accented, Jos, Lellel Reg'd, Dent. A, 640
Vilim'ay, Montreal 10,.
too many of his evenings address-
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and was getting to believe the stuff
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country mantes, Y'eotsount, Montreal,
Quebeo,
ALLIS CHALMERRS �11N '1 Wlgledowml nue
May 1949. 'Una 470 Mille& Ma0he,rx 01aU1-
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MODEL D,J„ 1 -man, 3219, f.o.b. tltlulpll,
equipped with 16", 20" or 54" nlnufllnkUltt",
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18-20 OLIVER Hart Power trader 5(55 10110555'.
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Theenton, Brampton, Oat„ /1.K, 1,
CASCADE WHEA.'T—New high yropung 8011
earths wheat, 00,1(5ed 410, 1, $I huplIDL
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FRUIT JUICES: The principal in-
gredients in Dixon's Remedy for
Rheumatic Pains, Neuritis.
Munro's Drug Store,
335 Elgin, Ottawa
$1.25 Express Prepaid.
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—
Banton the Unmet of dry eczema rasn.,'
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Use Elliott's Ointment. An Old tried family,
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Original maker, Murray D. Elliott, Milton,.
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TURKEYS
680 RRON/e I'OULT$ 05*
DELIVERY to March Nth -68c to April 10th
6501 to April 1501 —080; Te April 24th -78e,
Book your order now and take delivery early.
Late March or early April le a good time to
start poulte. 1. They coat less. 3, Easier rattled
in 000ler weather. 8, You have three good
obancea to cell: Canadian Thanksgiving,
American Tbankeglving, or the Christmas
Market. Thi! year early turkeys might easily
be higher 1n price. In 1940 the price wan 100
Per Sound higher early than for the Christ -
Ines market... 4. You wan use your equipment
twice in one season. 1960 would be a repetition
of 1948, for prate In the turkoy busineso,
Send for our price flet and Ave page catalogue,
'As We See It For 1926", with full Informa-
tion in detail about markets, feed pried and.
turkey management. Also monthly bulletins
on turkey management, up t0 the minute
turkey news, Lakeview poulte are the choice
of large -growers In Canada and the U.S.A.
Mr. Harold McDonald, 011 Clty, bought Lake-
view poulte for several years. In 1948 he
marl-eted 1,700 turkey toms weighing 281
pounds, hen 172 podnde. He has an order
with um for 1960 for 2,000, Ho Ie a groat
booster or LekovloW Faults. Send a card today
to: LARRY -KW TURREY RANCH & ALL
TURKEY HATCHERY, EXETER, ONTARIO.
PHONE. 92,
TURKEY SADDLES
HEAVY white duck, strongly sown acme.
bare. Can be laundered. 800 eaoh. Delivered.
John Weld. 18 Lansdowne Avenue, Lon.
don, Ontario.
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PATENTS
METHERSTONHA UG ii k- Company Pataat
Solicitors lletabOntiod 1890 850 an, Street,
Comm Booklet 0t Inrormatian'on reamed.
A, M LAIDLAW. 6,8c.. Patent- Attm'ney,
Patents of Invention, 66 Spark, St„ Ottawa,
WANTED
SHIP us furs, Minks up to 346,00—Weasel,
14.60-5tuokrats, 14.60 100 Muskrat, wltb
mink, weekly an lee with (Gankset)—Secrets
tree. Trappers Association Balevlile Yam,
qua.
'f1o1SE & CATTLE HAIR". For highest
prices, slip your Horse & Cattle Hair to B.
Eleenberg, Inc., 4301 St. Dominique 8t,..
Montreal, Cue,
WANTED
CHINCHILLA •
HIGHEST CASH PRICES DP TO 4 YEr1RR
P.O. BOX 144, HAMILTON, ONT.
SMALL ho0pitnl in attractive northern Oti
tarso town requires Reglotered Nurse, for
General Duty. Salary 8140 per month plum
full maintenance. Excellent 11ving. conditions.
Apply: Superintendent of Nurees, Lady Mints
Hospital, Cochrane, Ont.
SPLITTI N G
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And the
RELIEF 1S LASTING
For remarkably fast relief from head-
ache get INSTANTINE. For real relies
get INsTANTINE. Forprolonged relie
get INSTANTtr0EI
Yes, more people every day are
finding that INSTANTINE is one thing
to ease pain fast. For headache, for
rheumatic pain, aches and pains of
colds, for neuritic or neuralgic pain
you can depend on INSTANTINE to
bring you quick comfort.
INSTANTINE ie made like a doctor'q
prescription of three proven medical
ingredients. A single
tablet usually brings
fast relief.
Gel Instentine today
and olwsys
keep It handy
12 -Tablet Tin 25¢
Economical 48 -Tablet Bottle 691
ISSUE 13 — 1950
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IN THE ICE
BOX.
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