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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
BUY YOU SEED RIGHT
Be Sure the Clover and Grass
Seed is Pure.
Why lOyery learnter .9110111d Wive
Spray Calendar—Dow to Get 11
and Use Sprayng Done
at Right Thee13.1Ifeetive.
(Contributed by Ontario Department or
ed ranee. Agri c ul tu re, 'Caron to.)
ItOCESS or failure depends tc
a large extent upon the olitlity
of the seed sown. No man can
afford to use low-grade clover
or grass seed. The risk of seeding
down the farm with noxious weed
seeds is too great. High-grade Clovet.
and grass seed le freer from weed
seeds and produces more healthy.
vigorous plants per pound them dors
low-grade seecl. Impure soed is dem
at any pries'. Pure :seed Is the pur-
chaser's right and 110 should insist
on having it,
In the purchase of dover and graze
seed the following quail:tee should
be looked for: -
1. Freedotn from weed seeds. es-
pecially those weed seeds covered by
the Seed Control Act. The weed see&
can be properly seen only by spread-
ing out the sample of clover or grass
seed on a clean while sheet of paper
and looking carefully over it with
the aid of a tripod magnifier or hand
lens. No farmer should be without
a lens of some kind. Everyone who
has to purchase seed should endeavor
to become familiar with the common
weed seeds and know the standards
of purity required by the Seed Con-
trol Act for the various grades of
clover and grass seed.
2. Freedom from dirt, grit, broken
straw and other inert matter. A great
many samples of clover and grass seed
contain far too large a percentage
of such inert matter. Those buying
such seed are pay Mg a 'nigh price per
pound for dirt.
3, Good sire and color. A good
sample of seed of any kind should be
large, plump, bright. and have the
characteristic color well developed.
Plumpness, brightness and gond color
are usually indicative nf high germin-
ative eamterty.
4. High germinative eapacitY-
Good clover or gr.,SA $!..34.1 of any kind
should have a lash germinative ca-
pacity. This canna( be aeeurat»ly
judged by an examination of the seed
and can. bo ea -it -ermined only by 0
germination ieet, l'areliasere of seed
can have ;Friel: teats eiano for them
bY sending their eeeit to the race of
the Seed Conitniseion,r, Department
of Agriculture. Ottawa.
Farmers are reminded Him the De-
paerranot of Botanyi1 the Onterzo format- ee will beat suit hie son end
Agrieultural Coll, ee is at their ser -
n it le Sever 1 combi ti f mixed
Judicial. Logrtl, Official and GoVarn-
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on apt:Meat:oh,
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as such. The rate for such matter is tea
cents per Mat.
J. F. SNOWDON
EDITOR MID PUBLISHEFt
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9, of the semi-lit:51s without
yingin gaiter!. it lads 110-
' 401'initted of it, defeat by
5-,.,i1 .0 • )e Evere Farmer Should Slave Spray
Calendar.
Before giving, the ro.iatine why
every farmer ehould have a eerily
calendar let us strite what a spray
calendar ia. 11 le the gathering 10'
5.04(101,' into a 411114511 space—usuallY
just one sheet in. page—of all the
necessary knowledge for the control
of Me varione ineeets and diseases
that attack our fruit trees and bush
fruits; so that instead of having to
search half a • dozen bulletins the
farmer can obtain the required in-
formation almost at a glance. & spray
calendar is therefore a handy refer-
ence sheet on the control of Insect
pests and plant. diseases,
Every farmer should have a spray
calendar for the following reasons
: -
1. Because it will save him time
in finding the necessary information
on the control of insects and plant
diseatiee.
2. Becautie the information given
in the spray ealentiar is more reti-
,,,e able than he can obtain rein hie
''`ing 8°1aier8 550 neighbors or :my other source. 11 10
' 5 • eivilial, eleiest as the best information that can be oh -
rained anywhere,
Crops Rotations For
Eastern Canada.
Profitable yielde of field erops tutu be
scoured in the future only by the adop
tiau.attd persistentioe of suitable crop
methods.. There are many factors
which tionsbiued, tieed to hultienue imp
3(01(10 and the eost of prodectotiee hut
the prime influenee slituuleting
immediate crop returne end ,in esteb.
Malting for the h stability 111
crop yields is tile practice of crop rot-
ation under mixed termites conditions.
Thie term denotee a combination of
different Classes of orops w1.1cla
grown in suoh order that the precoaltug
'Otte prepares the land for or other
wise aids the erop following,
l'he essentials or a good rotation in -
chide 10510 05 riorn, ere» 'and 1153' grow
geewn in the erder canted duratien
or eycle of the retatien May be reit-
ied tis suit particular eonddions. Store.
0111, it soy be advissbie whore con-
ditions werreut cotinine two or more
rotations 00 the one farm. There are
innumerable combinations of different
classes of ()rope which will prove saris -
der ally oireemstauces it is absolutely
factory when applied. jediciously,
necessany, in order to obtain oven med-
ium crops, to apply at least the prinoi.
pies already indicated as easentials in
all good crop rotations, working
of these priuoiples may be explained
by the accompanying practial illustrat-
ion, Seel' Grope as corn, roots and
potatoes require abundant supplies of
food from the soil for stem, letfi and
root growth. This may be most pro-
fitably and practically furuished by
clover or other eod ploughed down or
by applioatioes of barnyard mauure, I
The cereals snob as wheat, oats and
barley require less of the readily avail-
able food sad generally do best follow I
ing hoed crops for whioh manure was
applied or after a leguminous crept
such as peas and clover Soil, too
well prepared produces satisfactory
yields of cereal®' The area semi to
cereals, seeded to clovers and gmsses
will supply excellent bay -clops the fol-
lowing year or two yeors, and of
the letter turned down and immured
fits the ;end for corn or i once
more,
general phut of prccedure er
orop rotation may be modilietl by each
vice 131 all t e tor the testing of
5)99,1 ag IC, purity. In eubmitting •ferruing (imp retatione are in eperatien
samples for mildly too send ai IPIP3 1 throughout the Experimental Farm
one pound of 1 eoarser grains, one
syetem in Eiteteru Canada. oetiiiie
, I U. 0
ounee of alfali,5, or rod elover, and
half an aume, of aliakr or timothy. of which is contained the circular
A. full report on samples will be fur- iitnuber 9. Copies of this cireular ere
nished. Sample,: of seed. should be
carefully packed and address.ed with available free ou application to the
postage prepaid to the Botanical De- Field Husbandry Division,
pertinent, Ontariti Agrleultural
Guolph.—.Prof. J. E. Howitt, The pregress made in the work car -
0. A. College, Guelph. rid on to date has led to the concha
1.1.,117,) 0 714 to sitIglo day
ii,e -4*1 roait..1 1110(197 14:14015
775.4 1 (1.1, 0,0010 iantir-itkir dAld very
fl,.- e- 0093 and robine are 1515051-
' 11; hut 1, le are still busy with the
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Beth Dominion and Provincial
fic.usen me in 00155109, again, arid the
011:14" rmeetly metger is doitig thirty hours 19
imitations day work. WS aro qUittl prepared to
sad see the eta; ling heading across scene of
ee the 5 th4 mortiieg papers 15st Sir Robert
hums Barden hav resigned to rue a$ the
of first l'r• s dent ',l the Milted Staten,
Minard's '
Liiihnent
117.' riiLL 4'ii '1747 3. 130e.atnio tittray calehdar will
- !''' " 11541!!, aughl. r„,11 (31 present coetly reisiakee to 14151111
Of Melditrny
ti• • • ,. • a21.1 .ST 5.- 15 .5,y 11,40 4, .110 (Ito f ay calendar
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Thursday March 6
varsecamastl•MMielpaMM441.0
Special Offer for Farmers
I am buying all kinds of
!•,,,
and F
1
have a great stock of second-hand
Water pipes and shaftings for sale,
J. N ft lin
Seaforth Junk Dealer Phone 9
Next to the Dick House
Ion that the following characterieties
re desirable under alaitst 010,3' coudi 1 -
ions in mixed farming rotatiene:
(151011) 5,ili1 $110,11t1 ha gentled doitit
with lover, even though it be used on.
ly as a fertilizer.
Grass slid clover Heediiigs 811011111 Llt,
heavy. Increased crepe of hay and j.
rare failure of a catch baste justified I
this praotice.
Hoed (imps elsoutd form a large 'WO.
portion of every rotation, An attempt
to farm a small area without a hoed
orop was not sucousalul. Weeds would
001 readily be kept in check.
No field should be left in hay for
more than two years. The records
show that the second ()rep almost el.
5ay0 costs more than the first per ton
and that stumeeding °rope are very.
liable to be grown ut a loss.
'lanyard manure should be applied
frequently in comparativbly small Ennui
tit 5» than at long intervals in large
(me)4ti ties,
HURON NEWS
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powcr.
Seaforilil HEWS
A D VERT1SNIEN FS
will supply the
required energy
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nt, in d has
ee I.ed utel the will be
ee. seed by Iteid Peligebefi'er eutl
e tem of 'Morrie has porch's: -
14 d the in of J ernes 11. Kerney on the
3rd line 1,, that township, Afr, tied
Mrs Keteey and their daughter will
remove to Brussels,
An old reeident of Stephen town-
ship, passed away on Mereh 18th in
the person of George Lawson at the
age of 85 years.
itoee is a
goo,i 4:•:1'ei 7.11 5'1., 125 11 nI Allies Leen,
,tyryy 'it,•1•11,•:, 11 ir, sh 11 0
G. ideertia.).1.1045 cni.Oitylar
51.i0,es ly 11. th,::t5,54.,5 4.11' 11.1%4
tures to tin, 4'1 cit., 144, 041 '0
111e 1,• ,114.5: tt 00 14Iu..g
mixture (vouni ('1 .14 of
and ionactimeri *51115... /DJ
or fruit; too t),9)51) 41 Ion-, 415 1111(00,1
to einitrid the yeti,
51, 4405:Luse ,,vera 1 51*1a30
tures, e.g., Bet..e:;, 4,1(01(1( 0, 1$.(01 be
blItifin at home. Tito bete17 caleadar
tells how to nmize itesee.
7. Becttuee by foiluwing the direc-
tions given in the bpi calendar,
f almost perfectly elean Dent and much
more of it can be obtalued.
Always ask for the latest spray
calendar, since they are revised from
time to Glue, and new and better
methods added in place of , the old as
Soon as they have been sufficiently
tested.
Hew can spray calendars .be ob-
tained? Send a postcard to the De-
partment of Agriculture, with a re-
quest for one, Write your name and
address clearly.—L. Cooler,
0, A. Gallego, Q.seloh.
1,1 r '55‘,'t:i do, 'Zurich
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hi 9.0i11.1 by it Scorn of 5-3, The
of the 130)1..7 WOVE, LU laip L111'-
111011 the tiltil! 10,11i711.
All old rreident of Grey Towitship
passed eye ly on Friday morning of last
w.,olt in the portion 011l0590 140L0001111 -
aged 71 years. He was born In Ireland
and atone to Canada as a smell boy,
He came to Grey townehip over fotty
yearn ago, His wile who -predeceased
him last February, was Miss Rebecca
Earls of Howick Township,
The New Hamburg Junior Hockey
team defeated Mitchell in a game on
Friday evening last by a scam of 7 to
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10 War -Savings Stamps.
A War -Savings Certificate with a
W-S.S. in each space is a Dominion
of Canada "bond" for the payment of
$50 on January 1st, 1924.
.And you invest less than $41
to secure it—paying as it proves
convenient to you.
War -Savings Stamps cost $4.02
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St. Thomas'
.Rev, 7, H. Brown, Rector, Sunday
serOoes 11 am and 7 'pan. Sunday
echoo 1 2,30 p. tu. Niemen's Anglican
Dilissionary Association, Tuesday 2.30
pan. Chi ld rou'ribranela Haterday 2 p.m.
nteroessiou aervicen eveey Thurscley,
.0 p.m,
A weltiotoe twine supper was Reseed
by (ho congregations of the churches
in Brescia to the returued soldiers last
Tuesday evening. A regular program
fullowed the stepper.
Mr. 11 owe el 8105011 has purchased
the Post Office andestore al Henfryn
train Miss Prager and has taken charge
of the hueinesse
.A. Public Library is to be opened in
Daehwood. About a hundred mews
books have been ordered for the Lib-
rary,
Pletisaiit Purgative.— Per feelers's
Vegetehlo Pills are so uompound( (1 he
to overate on heal the stinneoll and the
bowels, so that they not along the whole
eilineetary anti excretory passage,
They lire not drastic in their work; but
mildly purgative, and the pleasure of
talcing them is only equalled by the
gratifying effect they produces, Coins
pounded only of vegeteble substances
the ouretive qualities of whioli were
fully tested, they afford relief without
()hence of injury,
Methodist
Rev, Id. D. Dloyer, pastor
—SUNDAY F011001 at 1(1111(1 15,51.
Priblig eervioe 11 a.re, and 7 p.m.
Prayer Meeting P111114,1,1 y 8, pan .
Salvation ?Only
Lioat. P. W. Leight
Sunday services—Holiness 11 a. in.
Prelim 3 p.m.—Salvation 7
day School 4 p. na,—Wedneaday-
-Public meeting All are welcome,
Eigniondville, Presbyterian
Rev. 8 McLean pastor.. Sunday ser-
vices 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Bible Masa
3 pan, Prayer meeting Wednesday
8p. m. Y,P 71,5 Union 3rd Friday
in the month 8 p.m, Woman's Miesion-
ary Society Sril Wednesdafiti the moil%
at '2.30 pan Ladies' Aid inee,s im-
mediately aftor,
First Presbyterian
Gov, le. 11, Leo -kin ,. Pastor. 811111107
services 11 a.m. and 7 p mundey
school 2.3ii p.m, Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7.45 p.m. Wennin's Mies-
: bonny 55. ole 'Ow tirot Ttioall•iy in each
mouth at ((9111 Barbara Kirkman Min-
ato» Hand tird Tuesday t it) the month at
7.30 p.m, Si:110(4Mo Miseien Hand
every 2nd Monday :19 4 . 11511019.
Pr4ehyterian
it is-, 1) C 1rew,111 pastor timidity
sort -Mee Duffs' ehareli 11 a 01 Sunday
1,4.001
('9 1 m Prayer meeting Wed -
meshy 01 p,(0 weioena Missionary
Soeioty last Friday in 01101 Month at
WintlINy Vridubyttrian
Sunday 17.:10 pins Sunday
School 1 Via :xi Prayer meeting
Tuesday 8 p. . 1, f' 1 air Wed.
Ouristaituo Mlit1100/SE
E6V. E Saw) rr. t•are 01, Sunday
SOYViOli Su p.m '11971175 Peo/do's Lea-
5r5i1,3 1 I tt 4:1':!“).!•I'A
ary first P t r •••.-sry* mouth a
30 a 1,1, • • 1.• I I tot ihni•Elday
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Loita, Abseioanoo, %Acorn, Glandular
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below the 500(5100 01 1110 01110. Mitt you'll/ant 5
a medicine 1,110.t Will thOrOUghly free the blood
or the noisonani muter whim alone is the tree
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of imp °diem, which quickly expel Sum the
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Company has ;just closed a successful
30ar. During the year 19I8 62 new
telephones WOrb installed having epen1
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petit year it was cleolded to poy 910 div-
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