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Is 4 I t . appe- TIQQ whe I - 11 I I I � I �;;, "."t -, '0#iix,* -no health regqr t Q� is ek ., I I I , ,* ,4- " , i,,10 . � , a I I I , ,,Q�;�sord'Q. 6; uid�L ,W44- 01101RO - Imsuay . plqwgia�r'iii"as, and health resav I - � 10'sieful tool. ," 1 , I �, �044_ ,f*v��144 , , pipush , � � , � , �, I , , .,,� ''I -.1, - , - . 0 � and � 1 4 'il , C 't , ' . - 9 I a I -��It �*11111. .it. wat ar 1, I 111. " - 0. , am._4X-P*;A1==QMq I 46q Id stop bux W_ - 7 , r , . pe,%r I A , � � l , , , 4ag � � . . � woul . W*r%1 �biabe I I I I %,",�� #,,�,t puzaUCti ZOV T=Qil tke 0113pp'se Z�Qv e "" " VE 0 _ r The 11 ''I' l�' , � , WVJtQ5 tD JQ!4'a 811glased TW4-A*._1=0c% CAXW am rato �of �'O,,QQ ,,QQO acres -& y ar, .11. .Some tim ago. it was 14,r,ply Used � I I " - e . , I _ " t , , , a ocruth to bb GWQ r , it " 0 04 I., . I , ; tha I .W* " l , i;iRA the W,qV"kQrk State Oil I I . I �. , 1, Ub1Q1 ' , " for cultIvatill ,but since ifhe Ado-, .1''I", . he v7,M racmim =411 Weenise-lUew to Oalmtroll Tre �.,� :�4 " -1 " ,,, I iffi, , ''I'll -, ,� 4, � � , ,, �,;'_'�, estry, Rt $�raeuse Unive - ' ", :��',,:� I . i''..'a...", -..� 1,; � ", I . , 11 Qg��cat CQ .. 11 �,71il a NTER WHE lav4torii to '11, � � r9 Wit AT FAN N tiQn of the i� - ,,�,�. � A :(qft = ti'llf use a the ,,, � ��,�!.,:n 77�il I I 00. (Coatrib!V;A,.4 , � �. nre may destroy the pro- which it Is � � , ,,,, 11 '. ,. � : uy "a%3,D . -.1 I ... -,-- 11 , t"All 'IT. , 1p ductivity .:of the soil for a thousqud ,, �. J. Me= um on � -to � I ,,, -I, ,,)�,'�,",k' 11, , -, �V, I 11 P, ��.�� I -, ��'!o �,_, �','11';�'. �", ; N90-9 I -hoe has been more largel!y devoted, ��: I .��!� �'�y:i.,"'.1j,";J", . bx & DZ=0a-- slupl_11311ufls�PHATH RS AN ESSEN- , ,,, ." � - , "'T V!,.,'. ,�i;� , - "Fire Blight," a' most destructive the removal of *eeds aiiii to the earth - I �,�!;,'::��.Ije iM__ i" years; tarn -millions of dollars worth I �: �,�', ��&, , "" RE$UL7S. of forests Into ashes; cheat ibbowands Ing or billing up of rows or hills, pux. I . � 11 ,,;,-, " ,", I'll TRAEA FOR BEST . 'l�z`;��i%;# :,'#;P4==0 Choicely U=d ct7d=21mao I , ,, � , , ,','i',ii'!�:�� , bacterial diveape of apple, peax and "," . .* I - i " 11-1 - . . . , - !,j,1i."'14�,_'1i1W1` 1 "', I sumon. of mep and women of employment � I I ��,,_: , 11 1, ,..'�j lt�... poses for Which it is eminently suited I ,. �,11�' "I 1;11,ii,� HERO quince trees, Is prevalent in M047 The Cost 11s more ThAD ROP&id-Tho and deprive them of materials, needed in small " 1. 11 "I - �,� �,,( 611 "O, " .1 I'� "'y :;, , - � RMT18181 gardens. The flat or Dutch 1 ''� " I 11 " q�4,yy (18204) i[205701 parts of Ontario, particularly im Hes.slan Fly an 0ntario--0.,A- 0, in their daily lives. Forest fires de. hoe is an entirely different tool to , -,, , Tfn�,A�4;,*Iv','' * - '': � �: , pient No. 982. Form A L ��1_11 apple trees. No. 104 Winter %Vheat--Growing stroy wild life, burn cities, and talse the draw hoe. Its purpose is for use .1 i,-. 1.111,11 I route this ac=-- - I �,,�,�,,,:,, ,ji'�.,., travel the following .1 ;�,,, . ��2 . � ,,� -WHI Cudmordii Appearance og L2ected Trees. their toll of 770 persons annually. to scruffle between the rows and plants . U worning. leave Huhatki Sweet Clover With Oats. , , , . , � Seaforth, and go south to XOWZ� �� ; . `� , I -eas with this diBeanoo Forest fires Cost large sums to ex- .1 1.1 �. I , .. Fatrick'a. Concession 6. TuchoromltL Ti affected and more especially among seedlings, - I Moora'a, for (VontribLited by Cinta.rio Department of ting-trish. They are not easily put out. the smallness of which precludes the � " . i upon; and then to Isaac frequently present the appearance of A,,�rtealture, Toronto.) 11 , 1'.. -11 ,I,;,,J I t, T,eeaday.-By waY Of KiPPen to Tom I Forest fires sometimes burn for years. use of the cultivator. Wide or nar- ,.." ,�; . , "I '', 'L, 0 Crane% for noon; then -, Melvin Crteb'a having been scorched by fire, hence , ',� 1� .. 1 � Wednesday- I Tho d,,1)arLwen.t of chemistry, On- Fires in the Adi t u ndacks have burned row bladed hoes are used, according '' "��'1'111111_4. q. 2. TackLramith. for night. -est duff and to the distance between the rows or 1'o'T,1� , , 1. , . o th ommon name, Fire Blight The t ,I I Agricultural College, during the all winter in the deep for " p�gq*,,,� � , To George Do -le, & Sons, -Alma. f . _��ff,. -To Ed I leav-es will becorne a reddish 11 ,�tx�,',-,�,�,�,,�%-O , �r.wrl I ;�._,,'4,0),�,ar carripd on experiments I e to the forest the plants. Where the rows are only six I , to N& Price's, for night. Thuraday. . '' 'Niff,"l- , ,d� I " %, A�.4 . Britten's. C,onatance. for noon; then to John 1 following spring. ,,�ic.,;�'P%. mid die and muiumity. In some trees :--!it co,untics to show the effect of � or nine inches apart, the Dutch hoe �',��3��,,*. " , , Dodds', Concession' 11, McKillOP, for night- 1 A fire set Svpteniber 11 1923, in 11�WNR":,, Friday. -To John Price's, Concession 9, 1dr` I a fuw twigs only niay be- affected, In � :: ,i,� aild phosphates on fall wheat will be found invaluable. ,,'.: I'll - � �1` � EMop. for noon � then home to On— s . � valt�o' xvith clover, Santa Baybara f'ure6t, California, is It will be unnecessary to say any- -;, - ,, Saturday Morithia.- � other cases practically every twia I i;� I I , _. .: Sale Barn, for night u -1, still burning. In its early stages it - i!., I ,,� To John Scotrs. Roxboro gh; and th= hoc= I . "' r Fall wheat. thing further about the uses of gar 1:T I . '. 'I- will be killed off. Pi oin observation during the grow- threatened the city of Santa Barbara den tools. Enough perhaps has been ,. , lZer afternoon' ure Si.-, � ,yable, Feb. lat, IM(I I Trees that are affected in this way I arid from yields the and burned appro . ximately 60,000 ac - I "..::: Term. -To ins I - Heason said to show that while a garden tool , I . �,` CUDMORE & HTSWAZ?4 , res. This area included a large part 1;11 I I I . PTO etern. I In the early part of the season are I t',,11owing points are uoted: is only a tool, all tools are not alike, ��jlll I seafe , Ontarlia. I either hold-ov"er cases of the blight (1) P . hosphates gave an increased of the city watershed from which great S they are as diverse as the purposes �,�.:" � 2009-tf 1 quantities of silt for which they are made. Each tODI "I ��01�§, . i froul the previous Beation or have ,, �--I.d in eveFy case, averaging fifty , have since washed , � I 1. , 1)evn freshl� inoculated through the 1 ,!, cent. into the reserv(iii. Silt thus washed w ill do better work than others forl 111", .. il * into storage places for water lessens -, " 1, ,,, ?we lara C�vde3dalo Skililloin I blossom with the bacte9a that cause ( 2) 'rhe catch of clover was won- the purpose for which it is adapted, &",.111� , RANTIN ROB04 , the storage capij(.ity and if continued ' result., � " - ��, ,, ii. the disease, by bees or other blossom ,',-rfully Improved by the phosphates. . eventually fill the reservoir it' 'I nd if expertly used, better I - I . ". (21686) rin I visiting lusectB that have p-reviously (� ) Size and quality of grain was would in our gardening oper i�! ions will re- . 1, Enrolment No. 974 Passed Fo�. the reservoir wai, not. dredged. The sult. lt�l �1'1 - Will stand for the imp "ovement of become contaminated by visiting increased, as well as yi6ld, by i�k ".. t this season at his own t5tuble, Lot 24, CO-- � trees that are hold -over cases from i;hosphates. Santa Barbara fire has burned into - ---D— , . I I slop, 4 McKillop. I I I (4� The cost of 400 ounds of the deep soil nn(l oil shale and can- tj A - - "7:-- � � - - F: � � ,� . ,: I � � n I I ,� I !!! 'r ,, � , ,,, I I I I I I I ... � I ` � �,� t� 0.�, r �L '' " " : : : � �� , �'194' � ' - � "' ;�:," . , ,�� ','i;",6 �'J� �k'��' � I " Ir �, - I t � ,zle emvrwum�,Rjk�g 4A,11A'1P,yt4jy yrmk�N" .�, Ai17f;JiA.X�1AAy*_�W,W ,.,,+V#4A#Pq Zwg�eii.QXA,Age ;ueet was. given a rwo. a.. Q*pjoa , , �, .0 t RIAN-4 Aoman al,Wqf"V,4i 19ft."OUIP4.0 and , - -1 1. � i , 01 , " 1. I , I 0 ,� �, : - � 4F,Opq pro WOU - ,� vORRAii I" " t " to vyw a's 4 noat 0 , I , 0 � . � ., ,, � I 14, .1, ,� :"� ,� i , . , , . � ,� , , , o.. t, � � , � . ,-_7 , : . �', ", I, I . " .1, 1. Mir- i ,; :� � - - - � , , - 0 - � � 1. I , ___ T _7 i, '' i , - I 1� �.. , I., .7 :`7T7 ��` , ,.;''4� .I . � .1 I ; ;',' , " �i, � , , "" - ' ,� , I , '' I TUIS EERY PLANT VATS UP .:-. � ,BW I .. I 'M 10-, � , W�T�:&�')).' ly. I . .1 . 11 AIR CA � - . — , �.,I,�� . , � -, - . I ANIUALS , � .. � I I., I 1. MOVIE 0. N. E. , I . * . .1 . There is something. -of the animat � " fthibiton - , 'of . dairy pa I ble at the . � urking in every plant, W.1thout 00�. � (Mming, CA�gdi= National Exhibiltion Ing. so far as the post virbo, hea W121011i oyeni: -4-igust gkh, N *1 . I , I be rd the I ,, 'n buxom cabbage squeal when he SOX. doubtless' pleased ..With 410 Aecislqg' ed it, we know '-how the leaves rise. arrived at' --by thara4riagenient; to and fall with the waxing arid,waning haye the dairy cattle sUbled I -A th& . . I light of day, how the ftwer$ Open Coliseum Building for, the .#Pr4A* and shut, how the tips and 4ndrils of of tile show. A record a,ntry lijit of climbing plants revolve in little orbits, 'dairy show stock is on hand,'- and �ow the tree answers back to a pass- keen competilition in the several class. ing cloud, and how the stamens of es is assixnW. New exhibitors tbU the rock -rose and the stigma of the year are: C. B. Wafe, of Orange- inusk can 'be seen to move. Most ville, Ohio, with dual purpose Short - plants have their movements, and all horris, and the Central Poor District are irritable. They may not have Fa�rm,-Luzane Penn., with aol�teins; feelings, but nevertheless, they feel. and Joseph Milligan and Sons, West - Everyone appreciates the great- ville, N.S., with Cvuernseys. fact that green plants feed at a low A !irew feature of the horso show chemical level on air, water and prize. list� and one never before in, salts, using some of the power Of trodwed at the .Ca=dian Exhlbi- the sunlight that bathes them to' tion is the granting of both juniou work up the simple raw materials and senior championships' '' in *e i):to sugars, �*Iir,�h, pr�)teiiis and th-' several bireed§. Horse classes add- ike. Animals lay hold on these ed in this year�s competition include manufactured munitions and firL one for mounted police horses, Con - :hem off. Animals take the plants' formation, manners and general �avings and spend them Hotously. Of equipment 'to be considered; and a cour-ie one animal may use another as combination saddle and ,harness its food, but in the long run all fle,z;h class Horse entries t- A I— 11.� . L e prev ous season. � . . are � _�, Term.—S8 to jusure. payable January 184 :wld phosphat4z, per acre was more not be extinguished. There is no tell- FREAK PARTIES BY AMERICANS is grass. ,, I 1. 1926. 1 How the Disease Develops. I . how long it will continue to burn. I Most interesting of all in man strongest in the case of the lighter 1, . T ��i, PERCY SMITH, I When a contaminated bee or other 1 �'! zi 11 covered, leaving a substantial ing THRILL LONDON Y breeds, with the saddle and harness 11", I 2998-tf Proprietor & Manager. � z)i-WIt', in every case, It is necessary for the Forest Serviee ways is the venus fly -trap of Caro- section the stron est in the history � insect visits a blossom for nectar or ' 9 I. _____ I (,0 It is estimated that approxi- to keep a constant watch during-1,he American wornen, millionaires, and lina swamps that is sensitive to a of the show. !Z�� pollen, it leaves behind it some of ,,Iil:��ly half of the phosphate remains fire season so this fire will not get dy's footsteps, and by a rapid clos- 1. The Standard Bred Trotting Stallion 1 the bacteria that cause the disease, crazy for titles, are giving Mayfair Of special interest to hog breed- . I." EMPEROR McKl[NNEY Li the soil for succeeding crops. out of control an,[ destroy other sec- re of its bilobed, marginally tooth- ers is the new class, established � 11 I ' the time of its life just now. Enorm- u I "I 1, � , (54153) 1663 1 and these multiply in the nectaries (6) Liming irakes little difference tions Of the felrl,'.�t. ous fortunes made from mass produc_ ed leaf -blade takes many a prisoner. with support of the Ontario Depart- .� Enrolment No. 743 Form I and pass on down the blossom vedi- to the growth and yield of fall w"Itt. ____�___ Whereupon the digestive juice exudes ment of Agriculture, which calls for 1, I will stand for mwes- at his own stable. Lot I C�l into the bark of the fruit spur, tion arid the supply of war material 1.11 8, Concession 4, Tuckersmith. � [is effect will undoubtedly be seen -) Great Britain and her allies at tip- copiously, and absorption .f ollows, till county exhibits consisting of seven ' I wbeie they produce a canker and kill ��n the stand of clover the followlifg GARDEN TO01,s—THEIR USES t4op prices have enabled them to lease ,��', Terms.—To insure a foal. $13.00. at length the trap is ready Jo. open entries, each 'animal to be the pro- ,�:% CHARLES RILEY. I the spur with other blossoms on itv ,,-,,ar - again. perty of a different owner. Each en- �� ; Proprietor & Manager. ' * half the historic mansions of Mayfair "g, Phone 136 r 11. � then continue their progress within Farmers are well advised to apply The number an(l kinds of garden fancy prices. . Almost the latest addition to the try must include one sire boar, pure I, ... ", the bark of the twig causing canker —ld phosphate (superphosphate) to - list I ": tools which are necessary to a well- 1 -'tTb(,y are now footing the bill for .of carnivorous plants is an or- bred; one sow, pure bred or grade, . , �'�, , ,, . v The Pure Bred Imported Clydesdate StalRion and death as they go. The leaves `i,,ir fall wheat at from two hundred equipped garden will depend on two sm of low degree, a mere water- over one year; one sow, pure bred or , 11, � I on the twig then shrivel up, turn freak parties, extraordinary lavish gan' : t" LORD MANSFIELD 1 �, four hundred pounds per acre. things—the size of the garden and mold; but it shows us that even the grade under one year, and four Imp. 121561 (13602) brown and die giving the character- dinrwrs and luncheons, balls, masque, ,. the kinds of cl.(,ps which are grown. ,vorrri will! turn. It was discovered in market hogs. A win in this class I rm. 1 istic ire -blighted appea,rarice to the The Hessian Fly in Ontario. For instance, where large areas are . 1911, but is not yet widely known. should be well worth I Passed Enrolment No. 231 Fo and. indeecl. such a revel of headlong I Will stand for the impro,ement of stock I tree. galety its Lf)ndon society has not while to the 11, this.season at his own stable, Lot 10. Con- I in each of the past four years the under cultivation, wheeled cultiva- !,een since the old in-ld days of be' It bears the beautiful name of ZOO- county looking for prominence as a . ; cession 5, McKillop. � Destroy Blighted Twigs. ll,-ssiari fly has been working more tors or seeders may be necessary. ')hagus insidians, the "insidi 11.� Terms. -To insure, $10.00, payable January I fore the war. I ous arii- bacon hog producing centrp, Bar- ,,, i If the blighted twigs are allowed tr less in the winter wheat crops of When small the ordinary -hand meth- I nial eater." It belongs to the same 1) Ist 1926. The list of American girls present- ring, of course, a win by a non- �- i to stay on the tree throughout the Ontario. In the Fleld Husbandry ods of Cultivating and seeding may led at court this season has broken group as the potato -fungus and the baeon type herd. � I . �. Proprietor and Manager. I season the disease will continue to Dopartment at the Ontario Agricul- be employed. all records, arid one cannot go to a -non I . — sali -disease mold, and consists 1. . '�� . 1 work on down the twigs, sometimes tural College the mvages of this pest As a rule for the small garden few I , i inner, a tennis or tea party mainly of a branching systern of ,.:,. Enrolment No. 1796 Form a, I Premium rapidly and sometimes slowly, until havo been studied in each of forty I ( ance or d I .. , � . , The Imported Clydesdale Stallion tools are required, but they sh )uld I in any really fashionable house now- transparent threads. ,, ,- I eventually it romhes the bark of the varieties of winter wheat. The esti- be proper and of good quality. ' A adays* without running across two The clear threads of the branching Homes are being built . ". ., � CAIRNRYAN larger lffnbs, or the tru,nk of th mated average percentage of plants gardener will take as much pride I qvstem are of different kinds, some with every .1 : [242131 (19964) on ,of tree, where it becomes appai as containing Hessian fly was 3 In 1920, in or three "Peppy" and beautifully - convenience except low rent. -Bran- ., I. I Witl stand for mares during the sew � , the selection of tools tor his gardt,n � long, some short, some bearing a don Sun. , i 1;11 1 1925, as follows: canker. In cases where the dtseago 26 in lirlil, 7 in 1922, and 15 in . turned out daughters of wealthy -1: I , . �,�, Monday -Wild leave his own stable at does not reach the bark of the thick- 1923. The susceptibility of the dif- as will a sport,,7 . man when buying a ! trans-Atlantic parents. g.-appling structure, and others lib- "� Brucefield, and go west to the 2,nd Conc, Ion �un or tan experienced owner in buy-! erating their tip to start a new t'. e .... iger sons of 11, - " I .. of Stanley; then north to John Butchares, or branches or tFunk before fall there ferent varieties varies considerably. I Th e heirs and your ,ated tips bear an , , � �. I. ifor noon; then north and west to Edward c. Is a tendency for the trouble to die The lm?erW Amber, O.A.C. No. 104, ing a new autornobile. ! marquises, earls and barons are the growth. These libel ---.,--..------.- - - The following tools are necessary extraordinary close resemblance to i�.. Glenn's, for night. Tuesday. -By way of out during the whiter. But where it LlawSons Golden Chaff, and Red quarry marked down by American - Bannockburn to Varna. at the Temperance for use in the sinall garden and are transparent microscopic tbread-worms . . gets established as bliglit canker in ;,ock virere below the average and mothers for their debutante girls. known as vinegar -eels, which may be 1%.�. Hotel. for noon; then south on the ftrr mentioned as far as possible in. And the lures held out are not only I i, . the bark of the branches and trunk ihe Early Red Clawson, Kamred: 1 Line to William Poster's, for night- Weduea- Gold ' t'', day. -South to Hillsirreen. then east on thel the probability is that it will live (�oin or No. 6, and Early Genesee their order of importance: Spad,�, a substantial marriage settlement, found sometimes in a vinegar -cruet "I Town Line to Wtalter Fairnbairn's, for noon, that has been ,kft without its stop- o I over the winter in a dormant condl- i',iant were above the average for in- fork, rake, pronged cultivator, gar- but the girls themselves, who are p r . I ,Pi�� then to Kippen to Alvin HarvWs, for night. tiou and be&ln to extend itself the fosted plants in the last four years. den line, ,hoe, flat Dutch trowel, invariably fresh from the most ex- e ' t, � .: , . Thursday. -East to Mex. Sinclairls, 'or noon-, following spring when t4e sat flow "lie percentage beila&� 4 for the first dibble or dibber, -y-ringe or spray- pensive finishing schools, full of so- The grappling organ of Zoophagus then north to the Sth Concession, and over to� _ lb , , .�;� . Robert Doig's, for night. Friday. -West to commences. This In time rin gs ana �2 kor the I t of the above nam- er. Where lawns or grass edges per- 1 cial accomplishments and with all. is simply a short thread near the tip , I James Gernmell's Comer, then north to the .� a� of a longer one. A hesitating wheel 11 Mill Road, to George McCartney's, for noon'. aboat the death of the larger IliBbs -d varieties. tain, a lawn niower, edging knife, I the feminine attractions bestowed by .� " amek*nAs.? , ;_ then to McAdam's side road to the 2nd Con- and trunk as the Night canker border shears and probably also or- mother nature and cultivated b�, animalcule is arrested by contact and 1� - .� adheres to the surface; it struggles --- - .- -",:. , -L., , �,' cession, H.R.S., then west to Jest. Garnochan's spreads In the bark. We have Imovu 0. A. C. No. 104 Winter Wbamit. dinary grass shears will be neces- highly paid maids, hairdressers --- ____�.:V, � ,,, , V� - .11 .1� - - 11 , Bridge, then south to� the Wl ' r 0 get free and sometimes escapes; , . 11 for night. Saturany.-wewt to Broadifoot's " . Road, to his YOung trees to be killed out in one The 0. A. C. No. 104 varietigy sary. niodistes and milliners, not to mention . ... .... - - 1. -11, � I . - - if it is hopelessly caught there is' an �Fl i F�;.",I__� 40- , � t,. own stable, where he wi4l remain until the year with this dis,ease, although winter wheat orLgi-Rated at the W`here large areas are to be culti the beauty experts. - _"i., - .. ... r.-."-.�-ik-'��;��7,- .. 11 - �-�;',,` 1,'. - . -- _....- �,, � . outgrowth from the tbread into its .��,`,. � -, -7`�-T 4,'� - . j�,:,�-ta-,,�__,"q, � '... .- __,�,:. - older trees wUl som,itimes live on for cultural College 6y crossing the Daw- vated, in fact .anywhere if the area One romance, which is to have its go, .,; ;17 ` , ` 11 '. following Monday morning. .�. -, --g,_F-,---.-..- -�ft�l-,,,f�,_ , - - `�F.; ....... .-' �- -To insure a foal, $15. years with the canker slowly develop- son's Golden Chaff and the Bulgarian is larger than one-half acre work body and an absorption of nutriment. _ .-. R. Terms . ... ;.�,'�F. I I ROBERT D. MURDOCH. culmination in wedding bells in Sep -.'..'-.�`-'.i.1�_'-1 � - - --------- .- i ...'. , ,��, 1. - � 7�%� I 1- . . - ". . 0 -�')J� -; ,�.: ; �41; . - � , ing until firially the tree either dies varieties, and has made the highest cannot be economically done unless I tember, originated in a way which There is a rapid reaction on the part ?�..�..'�,:,�.;; ;�,_'.`._1.`-'K i .;fi-I .1 Proprietor & Manacer. il- ._ _.. 1- I 1� . f, � ...... :j�..'.`��.-,,- _' , 0 ,zt�;;I�. _�o._'�'-'.--'.t%� - - or has to be removed for not giving :,.,Cord of five leading varieties tested mechanical cultivators and seed,rs � luminates the adroit methods of the f the mold, which is evidently invig- ..'... .. , ... �� I . ... ,; , , Enrolment No. 854 Form A a paying rop, "ll one hundred and twenty-eight are used. These appliances of course 1 new invaders of Mayfair's strong- oratep to fresh growth. There is no �1, TAe Handsome Choicely Bred Clydesdale I I insects Cmcrry the Dhsease. farms throughout Ontario. Not only have their limitations, but for areas 1 hold. diDubt that the plant has made a hab- . . � , . Stallion ,.� it a high yielder, but from equal up to about two acres in size one, Th it of capturing and utilizing the roti- a - Dur* e man, 21 years old, and heir t � .11 ing mid-season other insects as I Lo ,.Ir, BONNIE GLENGYRE I aphids hoppers and borers are com- , ivantities of flour It has produced man can more than adequately cul- Ian ancient title, met the girl at a fers. The worm has turned. . ..�, Imp. No. i23820]l (19938) lore bread than the Dawson's Gold- tivate and keep them clean by their; It is difficult to prove that the mold mon carriers of the disease from in- � tennis party last year given by an . ".: , I Will stand for mares during the season of I f(�cted'twigs to healthy twigs, either , ri Chaff. It is interesting to know use. The wheel hoes, cultivators, American friend of his future may not also absorb dissolved organic A handy size pack- ' - . , 1925, as follows: .tlso that it has been more hardy and seeders, are especially adaptedl matter in the water. . . ge for occasions I Ou tile same or neighboring trees: mother-in-law. That friend, a id- cl :::: I Monday,�Wffl leave his own stable, one in this way young suckers an' , Vell than the Dawson's Golden Chaff, for use on li'ght, loamy soils, but no ' - .� mile south of Mitchell, and proceed to R_ and d water- t'dle aged American woman, whOse - when half a pound is �id almost as stiff in the straw, and quite so effective on hard, lumpy; social flair and immense wealth have " ". * K- A. Gray's. Let 8, Concession 5. Hibbert, for sprouts get. infected, and, as In the � �uis to be less susceptible to smut. ones- borqe cultivation being ore J ri -It." , �%, noon; thence to John Cafirns', Lot 21, Con- ca6u of the blossom -infected twig , the i - stablish- PROPER DIET T119 CURE FOR , . ust g1 .. 111. cesmon 6, Hibbert. for night. Tuesday. -Will a Isease will Pass on down the bark reliable when he I to bel since the war given her an e �.. proceed to John Storcy's, Lot 7, Concession 7, L) I -owing Hubani Sweet Clover With cultivated. . , ed place in English society, heard the .., 13-25 - I , Tuokersmith, for noon; thence to William S. f the sucker or watersprout until it Oats. If your garden has hedges, hedge young man say that he wished most SCURVY -1, I '. I . . . . . �.. I Broadfoot's, Lot 25. Concession 5, Tucker- I n,�aches the trun,4 or large limb where I of the girls he met were as "pretty" In spite of all that has been I . ... 1, smith. for night. Wednes,day.-Will proceed 1 � canker is produced leadIrig to In the field crop experiments at clippers or pruning shears will be writ- , . 1 1 as the American girls he had recent- ten about scurvy, there still seem to - !1� . to Angus McKinnon's, Lot to. Concession 11 I the affeCLed part. 'lu Ontario Agricultural College at necessary, where fruit trees or bush- ly encountered. be people who never heard of it or, I � . 11 4 , Tuckersmitb, for noon; thence across amdl ut�aL I of i:-1ph in the past three years, Bi- es exist a strong pruning knife will ll, -1 � down to James Ridqs', Conoiesion 8. Hibbert. , Where the disea.je is active during I � riial White Flowering Sweet I From that moment he was a mark- if they have, think of it as a menace � ,. .. if*r night 7liurrday.--Will ]proceed via Staf- Llie growing season there is frequent- . Clover be found invaluable and if uncultivat- ed man. The wily intriguer cabled to Arctic explorers (mly. F . . I , 11 fa and across to Oswald Walker's, one-half ly a guirimy brown exudate oozing .,t.i given a �, 11 greater yield per acre, ed area-, pertain in the vicinity a good instantll to Mrs. Van Blank, of stance, one of the medical journals 1. I 1! I mile east of Cromarty. far noon; thence to . New- , 1". , , . Thomas Colcinhoun's, Go-rie, for night. pri- out from the cankers. This exudate I :Litutigh later, than the White Flow- scythe or sickle or both may be ne- port, the American fashion res It, to tells of a child nearly old enough to k �, ;,ing annual or Hubam in the firdit cessary for the cutting of grass and send along her lovely daughter'D with I "', day. -To his own stable for noon. where he contains the causal bacteria in Im- 1�1 uielise numbers. I)u ar`s growth when both kinds were weeds. go to school, who had scurvy and � � ,,,�, will remain until Saturday morning. Satur- . , - day. -Will proceed to Wil,liarn A- McKenzie's ring rain storms .,wn alone under�stmllar conditions a cheperon as she had a prospective probably had had it for several years. 1,� 'I this exudate may be splashed to No well-equipped garden is with- "': �,� Lot 20, Concession 3, Logan, for noon: then iid at the same date in thos soring titled husband for her. ,, I i to his own &table for night. 1 other parts of the tree, thus leading , out a supply of labels, although these Although this child was in her � . . rr � T. TERMS ! to fresh Infections. the year. When Sweet Clover has w young peo- seventh year, she was still drinking �_. To insure a foal, �15.00. ".!In grown with Oats, the Biennial , may not be absolutely necessary. ple were thrown together at private milk from a bottle and through a I I V1. JOHN MALANEY, FRED COLQUHouN. I kiu%v W Control the Trouble. ,,,clety has given good returns for Where records of any kind must be dances, theater parties, country house nipple. The child sucked 3y2 pints 1:1 " Manager. Proprietor. To control and stawp out this dia- JLULnn pasture. The Annual Sweet kept, such as, dates of sowing, and parties, and, indeed, on every possible , , , "I" - ,-ase it is essenual to ciLt out ail af- where varieties are to he named, of Pasteurized milk a day, 1, " . iover when sown with Oats, either ra�, occasion. �..., The Imported Clydeiidale Stallion lueLed portions or th.e tree. In doing .( the time of seedi labels are indispensable. Gene ,ly � two saucers of ice-cream, and finish- . " ng or when,the The result was that the young man, ,d with hot muffins, crackers, cakes, . �, I MAKWIRA LLU8, rare should be taken to cut I-11ILS were 3 or 4 Inches high, has the wooden label will be found sat- �";% � who will eventually become a 'member- candy, and waffles with syrup. ,", (15938), VOL. XXXM isfactory for temporary labelling, - � weil. below Lhe visibly affeeted por- - a a nuisance in the grain crop. A �.�, The Deeside Premium Horse 1.��,, � Form I LIOLI four LO six inches, if possible, as ..;IALure of 0. A. Q. No. 72 Oats and of the house of lords, came up to Eggs were never eaten; neither I t, I— Enrolment No- 864 Approved eigbt-inch labels for th� larger U ,,�: scratch. And the marriage, for all were milk,,and bread- at rare inter- :c M., ,%- i' _� Will travel the following route this season: tue bacteria are usually well advane- .�Linual WhLte Flovering Sweet 01ov- crops and six-inch ones for the seed it, sordid commercialism, will prob- va-Lis the-`c'hild would Lt a few vege- - . Monday-Wril-I leave his own stable, Stafra, I � ud beyond We visibly caakered area r, however, is 4aing out this year an beds. Where permanent labelling is UCE AN, . , MIN MA "" . and go south to Cromarty Line. east 1% milm . ably be as happy as any other. Wra 1� tables and, occasionally, some fruit. 1; -then south to Farquhar at John McCullough'a, in the bark. The saw, knife (w �_ hay crop, anO in the future thia desirable labels of metal or zinc Less hopeful was the aff�ir arrang- The occasional eating of vegetables �� 1 . - ,,11, ifor noon; then south to Henry Rodd's, for baears used should be swabbed after � oinbination 'Will be studLed more may be employed. ed by a cold blooded, scheming woman and daily drinking of milk held the �� north . might. Tuesday.-W�t 11/� miles and �ach cut with a good di"eatarta. ,,articulauly from the stavApoint G,f Practically no tool mentioned can from the Middle West. Her husband scurvy so much within bounds that I-— __ . . . . . ;;;, I I . ", , I . m i , , , � . to John Duncan's. for noon : then north to c.g., corrosive sublimate 1_1()40, golpi. ,, i een fodder aud of L'y production. be dispensed with. They all have a had accumulated a vast fortune Out the nature of the trouble was not . 1, his own stable for night. Wednesday -South %. , . u says Dr. a A- ZaIrty, Department definite use. -The spade is the best 2Y2 miles and west to John MoDougall'o, for maiin, or five per cent. carbollo aci& .-,,,' of agricultural machine'ry. She has made certain until Years after its ` . noon; then west by watr of Chlaelhurst to U the canker is in the trunk or **= i Extension, 0. A. C.. Guelph. digging implement; with it the soil a beautiful daughter, but one bent onset. FARMS FOR SALE � � .., the London Rioad, to George Glenn's. for linitis the affected part � k� 1, . might. Thursday.-Rivit by way of Red ablouila W may be thoroughly inverted, even to thoroughly to her will. The diagnosis was made on spongy, ]FARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE LOT 11. lv� I then removed by cutting ki Pruning wewte Of Energy. I � . I � School to John MrLellan*s, for noon; well arouU4 the the subsoil. Especially for fall digging This unfortunate girl is now being bleeding gums, some bleeding else- Concession 8. McKillov, coritainive 1. � east by way of the. Sth Concession, to hfir canker, two or three inche's at least Very little difference was noted In is the spade in demand. The fork * 100 .. 111� the Is propelled toward the shaking arms 'where, and pain in, and almost pa acres. There are on the Premises a good 1 I � own stable for night. Friday. -North to be)ond the vl3ible extent of the can- ae behavior of hoavily-pruned plum generally used for breaking the s ra- frame house, 10 room; bank barn, 5WO, 'u.. 7th Concession, then west 2% milles and north Oil of a 70 -year-old peer. The peer lysis ang- . 11; I . 4 , to Frank Jordan's. for noon: then north and ker. The wound should then C ditiving.,house., water In -barn and ho -e-.1% I 0� 12 ,rees and trees receiving ranch leas during spring to make it as fine as frankly says that he needis money ed to orange juic ," I 'i�, east to Andrew 1(raut-kopf's, for night. gat- swabbed with the disinfectant e, Vegetables �0 good acres of excellent orchard, mostly nPles. The ,� "runing in tests con4tilated over a possible for Fieeds or perhaps for more than a bride. But the mother meats and bread and milk ta 'n in farm is all tile drained and well fenced; I ?."'�� I urda:7.-E.ast and south to Dublin at tk5 Luen painted over. ,iumber of years, with Bevgral sjsrr� crops. It is also a very useful tool I ,,, I", " to miles from St. 06lumban Catholic Chureb 221 . Dominfou RAW, for noon; then enath. Tip The beat time to cut out the dj�3_ r6mains adamant. At all costs she the regular way. The child had school, 5 miles from Seaforth, and 3% MUM I.. :4 , 1 �4 ,,, , � vitay of Centre Road. to his ovm stable. Ard varieties of plume on the for use. in forking between the rows must return to her Middle West with be given a good "licking" 1, 1 TERMS: ease Is the first time it is Deen " before she from Dublin; rural mail and pbam The , 11,,� I - grounds of the New )Cork Agricul- of permanent crops where digging a daught;er married off to a title. It would eat what she was told to. farm will be sold on reasonable term, MW " . Had I To insure a fo�il. $16.00. each infection, ao long as it im 00�1 tural Experiment Stailon at genevs. with the spa,de is impractic is not difficult to imagine the sort disc lodine been begun in babyhood, addrew. seaerth p. 6. josIDPH XdQUAID. ,:i� �OHN LMNGSTONE abl e or further Particulars appii, on, the premffies or . ed to stay, is a Centre for continued in the opinion og the station horu- has not been done for a considerable of gilded hell awaiting this blooming this) I ("',;. Proprietor & Xamisuer i � I Steam. ont- spreading of the trouble. All a*- culturists, most varieties of plums time owing to the prese7M of the maiden. I Young lady would never have 291115t44f :, " C � t",4i'' terial out away should be carefulW require but H#le pruning fonowing had scurvy. If her teachers can be . _LL, 11 L crops. The sharp -tined di * The apparent ease with which rich given carte ,blanche she will grdlw up . " 991119 - 11 A,pproved FMM t gathered and burned. -Prof. a Lne proper ghalping of the lxeeis after fork is to be preferred to tbO ftt- American women new to town can a 'sane, poised individual. If not, She %UHM FOR SALR-F"M OF TWO Im- I " P -� . mo cliamuilpri stvindatid Bra stcIften Jones, 0. A- C., Guelph. LLIey are planted. -Since Uttle prun- tined one for all kinds of diggil.19. fill up a visiting list of the most will develop ,hysteria, neurasthenia, dribilt acres adjoining tho Tovm of Be& _V., I rer0k, eonveniently situated ta all chureNG, �:1,11-,�,: ANTWOLO RTSDTK Ing gives Just as good, it not better The rake is a valuable tool and with dazzling names wouild be astonishing or something else that is juqt as bad ,ciloals an CoBeglaft. There to a ci - � if: __6I_ 5056 sheAe Tr,309 Im pastmro. Lrees, it Is regarded as a waste of it wonders can be worked whey' IT' we it no 4� i�:''.. By RoM Rrudylt 8964. sire of GoMnnghcr 2.", d "I re ,tr that -half the members as scurvy. cottage witil a ccul-t kitah-1 � 1�11;11,'. dvk, 2.07%. Sam RVi3d7k L09%. eta. A shade tree here, and a shade treo Lime and effort to pay too much at- the hands of any person who is at of English nobility are too poor to ing andernealb ".., ".:; I Frank Rim able brick ��4'1;�' Slaralment No. 760 Approved FMM a there, Lention to the pruning of plum trees. Dr. Jules Comby finds a good many ,—,ere herses, 7is head of eaffle and 40 hem . ". .i, " ,�.:;i, WM stand for the im-Dravealt-At of Dtetek all expert. The straight steel tooth- entertain much. The newcomers pre- French babies have scurvy, He qift st4W stanchions and water bdOre 88 . L� �".�,'. this Ge=on, as Wtomi: - "," �, L 1, where. ' rocog sink; iitter carrier and feed can4a &" ' ' Should be left in our Pastures every- � he chleg recommendation is to thin ed rake is the 'best. Vie rake is fer the most delightful and most ex- nizes it by -a pain like rheumatism, In 1, -, ,*dll leave his stable at (%kdb=t Tt,m. ,,ut thick growths where necessary used to remove stones and other im- travagant entertainments. the olrits. Some of them aye so cement ellos; 4riving shed and vliiL* � 11 I I., I 1 "i" . . . . . : , ' . .4 ,' dzg morning and vroamd to Jamun M-71so The comfort the cows in the heat and to romove broken or injured Pediments and -weeds and to smooth Almost incredibly lavis4 entertain- in j weak ' , :I �Ip ,, Lot 30, 0onocniov 8, Whhert, for noon; thon . taym sodes. Watand by a took vr@U wA al ol day- oranches; the legs that they are suspected j'.,K�,!,"�� windmilL The farm is vrall drained and t3b �11,' 1,'4'1�;, loomb to lath candeni6n. maxillop. MA W"t or finish ol? the surface for the re- Of ".1 1, "! . And contented cows are Lbe cows that being paralyzed. They walk I , hisit stata of cultivation. The e"P is AH i V`,. anci�hdf mne to Thomnia Bdtii for. ception of plants or seeds. Gerierall . 11 ate. ti th� .ground ---choice clay leala. Inmedit- ,;,,V,0 Wednmdar�Hwt on loth Conewslotit, 1.7 � Some are so tender in the joints , '_11 V pay. When the orchard has not been when ordinary transplanting tbtt ate vasseseton. AvvIr to M. UBATON, IL ,` 1, ,� �, — I , 1, a 1E,!1%`,. rfllov, to Happmbranth Cornor. lAwm 11hes pruned In the winter, a time should alone to be done a coarse rake with they cry if Moved or lifted. 2797-" . -,K,_,,1,* north 21A mileo to Fred Iffootionbirtstb. Lot Another % 2. Sesforth. Out. 4�lill;' It the prospective home orchardist ue taken to'do this work in the sum- t, t about T Sign is swelling and sporiginess of the tg,ci;�,,,lt, � 20, Conecsolon 12, Logan. e h th ee inehos in length � ,? feir vaon; Ohm .. �,,, �!(,iM upper gums in front. I I -K�"Q*,.� I srolfis 2% tigilz, Wait 1% Ezves, nor% twe prepares the soil where his fruits are mer, but not later than the middle will be found desirable. blot pre- ,,_ 9, V/P .//,' If the gurris - 11 .4 �,i, t�i�,T � mWim to Mone"al, then wmt to And*ftr to stand as tborougi iy as he does of jaly. It ia not good tor prune as ;;t � , are examined �, ,�� j�i; � , � , 1,j, �-, " �R,�9,,',-, . 44animlij, for vradne3&W Waft %huftdflr�_ tjs garden before plai,ting veg(-.table neavily in the summer as in Paring Lhe surWe of seed beds the � .blosely* red Dlofthof ,;�,Ij�'�,�,�i'., Wmt 46 Gravel Rinad, and filitem oft% IVA the fine rRkP is best, the tooth in this . spots Q?e found on them. Tj�q I*W,ar e i,"'T'J, seeds, the subseziuent rapid growth (iormant season. bummer pruni - gums ave not afteted. . �'.Ii,'. ,,, `,�.' 1, hglm to VftUdn, then welt t6 %tcy aftnew% n I =::i� '.111 I'l, , , ,! case being not more than one inch 9_�_____ ar,go-1111 '11'vl�,-j.,��, ____ �t'�L'J�,�l �'�`� &r a -OVA -, lift tv,ftrV3 to 4kis t bud formatfo 8 . Cornby §ayA if a bab)r 28 :W M of his fruit treeB will amply reL)ay t,ald to aid in frui n, , t,r , r Vj,,,,,lg _ Af$�o 1. ,",�,�4,�,Y�`��I`,: wu&w ANO " il I o him. apart and about two inches in I outs his ., , I . , I .. I q but this has been disputed more or - 10 A B W.L. ,,`.�,�I�",4,� � . � f4 length. V'rer :trOnt Weth litit he ftag ?IO Upper � '.�i� I,, ,� 01 60, f I%lr- "i2", . in? Ubftd tbft"h Omforth to 46"ft Deft less by experimental stations. . r, � �, 'yi�,'. - front Otles, or Only Outs these upp I'll. ilvg, r:'� �' - — arli ,�,�",,X "') I to 0, 06=walbn It. TiteikenimW ft? aw * - Approximat6ly 20 per cent. of each Different from either the spade 1� aft�r a long time,' Scurvy is ahnost FOR SALE.-Flve 9=05, one Mae ...... rr,'�, 11 f M. mtftw to movalt Road, *an Not Unfthelr- I "A' w9th ft 01= defialtion of a � ,_ -� � ::i4�,r�;I,,��".. " . �qih 00 - , fob liftlidwinn, am eftt mitt potato pared by ofd1hary houselibild or fork or rake lig the .p,ronged, culti- i � \N1 , 0 "" ... 1. 1. certainly- the MUM Seinlvied babies from Seaforth, wodern hOwe vith I I .1 ".1. .11 ",�',��,I�)",jr�. I , . "'? Wes came?. thr.121 ft" ft rr 1`1111;,f!,"� , dlft% t* %'J, wtdu gloomy dean lo the eiretAt rider who methods Is lost in the process, The vator. Ttq purpose is ,not to dig the I have it t6ft-devdV.to bleed. 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