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gisures and Pbilea�i valuable motatu
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through London. Ti! -7,4wi I In the Cana, ver'r heavy,
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0 _nadi%A`4o,1egp & taking have six ships and 3,o,00 men, in where the original. sdft has, been
girt in some of the offloial cere PIXIA T. PRYDE & SON
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V4 , Ps. will er runs, In the Spithe4it 4&;Val req_. Zent excavation, one is well
10, D. Howe and U, rIcqIttxro Minis- June 15. Vessels will include the adviaerk to experiment with some ALL TYPES OF CEMETERY MEMORIALS
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-":Kep •G. ,Gardiner, the only M.C.B. Magnift- of the now soil conditionerA now. oxL
sof the Q4b
gww") . , Inet who, with aircraft carrier H. En4uldes are Invited.
cent, the cruisers H.M.C.S. Qtfebeo the Canadian market. These, like,
Laurent, are members• of
and HMC.S. Ontario, a destroyer chemical fertilizers must be used.
the Imperial Privy Countil., Works and two frigates. More than 110() carefully and according to direc- Exeter
31flul-seer Alphonse Fournier, gov- CEnton
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leader, in, House of n versity Students on Summer tions. When, this is done the re-
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11'Commons, and, Ron. GeorgeDrw,
straining as. midshipmen will be tak- suits are amazing, with .heavy im-
p along. pervious clay opened up Uu(i made
'Canada will have a large Tepres-
entation of sailors., Soldiers and air-
men in the Coronation proplesslon,
but chances are the loudest cheers
will go,to a scarlet-tunibed troop of
Royal Canadian :Mounted Police.
The Mounties, a great hit ae the
Coronation of George VI;' will be
there again and later will perform
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their famous musical ride.
Th'ri4e Jet Sqqa;Ir,onis
The Army's contribution to the
parade will include 20,6 active
troops, most of thput -Korean vet-
erans, and 201 oxen ,and' women
drawn from home reserve units.
Four dress�uniforrn
officers from
the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
will be in the Sovereign's mounted
escort near the state carriage, and.
the band of the famous Royal 22nd
Regiment the Van Doos---will be
brought from Western Germ -any for
the occasion.
The R.C.A.F. will have 116 men
and women in the parade, and a
three -squadron wing of. Canadian -
built F-86 Sabre jets. In the Corona-
tion fly-past, over London. The
Navy will send a 78 -'man division
to the procession.
In Westminster Abbey, -Canada's,
ONEANSWER High -Commissioner in London, Nor-,
man Robertson, will carry aCana-
dian standard in the procession of
ally
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Today, and especially In urban F
areas, It is, becoming more and
more difficult to buy manure. And
even' it we are'lucky enough to I -o-
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5. cate a, supply, often it is so filled
with weeds, that there is a good
deal of trouble. More and more
the gardener is forceO to use a
substitute.
-Commonest ofall is chemical fer-
tilizer, wohicla-comes in bags. or box-
es with a formula attached show -
lie
Ing the percentage of nitrogen,
phoi• • 0,
sphorid twld 'and potash., ' the prim-
major'lifiredients fiecessar'. This
Fertilizer Should be used carefully
and according to directions. It is
n
b4ft dissolved In water and applied
"FIRST t�11).FOF Ap for tomatoes" could describe. 'that way' or sprinkled' or mixed -
the in C -I -L's nevV soil -gestin labiratory 4t with the soil Just before a rain or
Mon aii and poor tseal a free service to farmers. For sick plants a a thorough watering 'with a hose.
one or This. prevents It burning tender fol -
yields are usually the result of a deficiency Of more d atial
Plast foods in the soil. icf. soil chi�rwst, can Leclerc, points out e and roots. Where watering is
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no, feaslMe-,one is advised to
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says Chambly
that soils can vas bjtly4'e,�en ifi bae locality,
sprinkle lightly bVdr Che soll'near.
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Couny,`"13011#s 000k 30 types.
but not actually touching roots or
plants, and work in with a cultiva-
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you, I 0� gummo wmmm,
Where one uses chemical fertil-
You will soon b® able to in o' the advantages iter regitlar& one should also work
of Orlon* in fabricp manufactured in Coma a. i•n hilmus or dig or plow under
green manure. Humus. Is Simply
will r-ated-TiFe-e-ta-1,166 'r -6170—V ffiffe-ff
longer are just two of the things made P-461. SERv11,4G CANADIANS as leaves, Weeds, grass clippings or
by this now acrylic fibre. •THROUGH CHEMISTRY eveft,cleaft g-afbave mixed with fine
*ou prro trademark for Ift acrylic fibre. soil. Every good gardener has a
CANAP pile of this. stuff hiddft ]behind
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