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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1913-07-03, Page 5n r� "H>411 Jury 3, 1913 ri vt0`PP 9 Y PAL,xAINTAY,OfS, reetz'ictlon vv,auld gave to be placed ;'SOUR YOUTH and BEAUTY? Of b%11� is to iit4ble lntt iAre coutalulog " Upon tiaotr activities. When the .. he House, her both, the liquid and tate solid excre�- !i'AnI:�IAN qac, e the Mirk actin Bunk Act was farm fore t OME COURSE; ixrorlt, especlully when lite stoop is g ,' 3 President Wilson, in his own a,lrrtrip, tinderstood, the solicitor' of the 1 at lks Ir acetols+r, ig fol sale, lir Witaghtinr tel on rico u trogeuou4 foodo, irvert a d, NV ?v eXibbon and is -sold with a deeded way, has e'ttllaad iattentrnta to sate err the i1��ar of the Skruate tna3tde poor quality of barnyard inaunre f d $,uvwantee at 50 cents a large the lobbies at Washington, asci it is the rail, interrupting and interfering wlticii lots hard aittcp of the pistol road u s st silt PARISIAN .Sage has an r se J o Congress will take with the mPxa'bers of the ,'�►aaaate wise IN SCIENTIFIC ltrrteiaed out of It lyse a. coita;lde;t�abict p e that ale, attd'laaare era tlae g'eason taction to restrict the andesirable desired. to discuss the hilt. J B. Tay- vatluet because of the hurratut It arrrtkes. It is safe and harmless. activity of thoee who have axes to lot« said the lobby hid been very active Another cheap and valuable soure o hitle It; cures daodrufl: in two i 4w, t; 10 gN IV riaad iu oat onatl legislation. But and persitatent in the } It,nkiug sal d of hutatus, but elle �vliiclt lutist btr trsc:cl AGRICULTURE i'ling the daandrnif germ, now the question is raised as to what Commerce Committee and the corri, understandingly, is crofts grown to Iii stops falling hair, extent the same evil prevails at (Jt- dors of the Iiatxgr, turn under as initrture. �'ho let•ttuaes; - t promptly stops itching of the p 'a't'e know many are e � lip. tawaa. The Faa,rmer'.t Advocate da- of these gentleiuen by sight,' he Eaiei, p-peciaily valuable for thl:t pur THIRTEENTH ARTICLE, pose bet•ause of the nitrogen they coil. It: rxiakes the hair sort and luxuriant, elaares t hat this last se"ion, while the 'and their��activity haat been very re- tiara, but other crops, such as rye and It is n ilio and beauty to the lyr. a. Bank .Act wat9 under Consider•aGtion, maark%ble. But one of the most ,SOIL RENOVATION, It is not aatickp trx• retie « � even cot la :lo1var thick, utak• soutetilues g r the" 13�. kers ,A-yvociaa�tion way repro. siguiflcUlt $tatHnnenta was that made be made to Supt>ly large qualttitley 01, ' It is they daa,intiest Perfumed hair' sPnted. ra�I (�; tia,'cw t, to fi � ai Nrarinent� b the lla�n, ;tlr•,Oliver• , , `1 tonic, Y y Oliver when he. aa-ee�r t- htlttrtts of fair gctaltty. C olys, thus It is the bast and rarost pleatsaa.nt and Xing'a U ,m tel and sevaerat pasta- ed that it took courage for a member BY W. J. SPILL,MAN, Agriculturist -,la • used ure called green manures. invigorating baledressing made. weotaa,ry agentap. The editor.' saysto der laa,re on the R Sol' of the douse Charge of Farm Managements in. A propercirculation of ,lir Its tial} soil ' Fight shy of the (1111 ggist who otteral "Arthur Melghein, is prominent Gov- . where he stood on the banking Ices is just its inmportuut its tiny other fate- y'ou a substitutN, he is unworthy of g vestig>ttlgns, United States 1)e - our eonfldence. '1'be R, T,, Bootle V erninent supporter, deplored the easy tion, The editor of the Fa,rwWd Au- • tor or plant growth. Nearly half or tlae W., Fort Nrio, Ont., Uar,nadian maa~k- access which the lobbyist h,*d to wea.- vocaa.te ha; gold us his experience and =� Nartment of •Agriculture. volume of ordinary soils is. oecupled tars, burs of parliameat, and believed sora a is not pleasant reading, and Mr, by air spaces. Plant roots must be Olivar•'s rem arks seem to imply the supplied with air, and the soil utast be � Hr7RD is a vast difference In porous enough to permit of free circa, Sa me thing, that public advocacy ofthe natural fertility of soils. latiou. A good supply of humus and . banking reform is apt to bring upon Some do not produce well from proper tillage will accomplish this re - the offender chastisement froth cur the start unless special atten- sult in clay soils, , Sandy soils are usu- great monied interests, lNovt* whether tion is given to making them ,produc- ally too porous, needing humus to bell) •"` 1 Corset r set Cove Bargain ; special line 35c those mets are wise in their suggested tive, others produce large crops for a them; retain water, T[F DOMIN;ION BANK reforms or not, one thing is certain, short time and then rapidly diminish Another reason why air must clmu- value for .............. .............«..,,..,..,.2 is thlit the Canadian public will not in fertility, while others, known as late freely in the soil Is that large ®IP. EDMUND s. OSl ER, M.1;,, Pa�sSIDENT. W. P. rAATTHEWa3, VIOE•pRE$IDENT� strong Soils, remain productive for quantities of oxygen are required to,,in- White Cambric Underskirts, . $1 . stand for any such action on the part 26 volae �,f our banks. many years without attention to their sure proper decay of organic swatter to $1.00 C. A. BOGERT, General Manager. The banks, like the for .................................. ........ railways, are public servants and an tertalli�ty, But even the strongest soils supply plant food. Also carbonic acid Capital paid up . . • . $5,000,000 p ' q will wear out in time unless they ars tteserve Fund - - q$s,000,000 petty' vengeance will be apt to cost Intelligently managed, gas is produced by the decay of oa tin lain Re genie matter, and this must escape cars- Cug Skirts, P white PPr out Total Assets - - - $78,000,000 thein dear. Men have aa, right to free. Plants In their growth make use of fly to matte room for the atmospheric price ...................... dim of speech, even if they demand a thirteen chemical elements, nine of oxygen needed in the soil. One of the National Bank Commission, and any which they secure directly from the most important objects of plowl ag is Fancy Embroider Trimmed Cutin Financial Headway bank which tries to interfere in such, aa, soil• These are called the mineral to loosen up the soil for neratlon. y g matter will surely forfeit the confid- plant foods. They are phosphorus, pQ- Considerable evidence has been ac- Skirts, $2.50 for ....« ...........:.........$2.00 of the sure and permanent kind is rarely spade without the assistance ence of the public, Banking, like rail- tassium, calcium, magnesium, sodium, cumutated during recent years to show of a Savings Bank Account. It stimulates saving, keeps the money rodding, needs experts to handle it, Iron, silicon, chlorine and sulphur, - t In absolute safety, increases It with interest, and provides the ready but it would probably be all the better ► p that during the grown} of the plant Ladles Night Gowns, fine cambric, lace cash to take advantage of the business opportunities which coma of a large measure of government con. rhe growing plant requires four oth- certain unknown organic substances and embroidery trimmed, cute pr ce,.$1.00 ones Way. trol. And it may well be doubted er elements, as follows: Hydrogen, are given off which, when they aaccu- (� whether a vigorous lobby, such as de- ;enrich it secures from water; oxygen, mutate in the soil to any extent, are Nrribed, at Ottawa is consistent m ith "which it secures partly from water harmful to the further growth of plants Long White Gloves, silly finished lisle, wall ager. "` the freedom of Parliamentary actiota and partly from the air•' Carbon which ttw! y P of the kind that produced them. It is til sizes, bargain...,,.«..............«,....,60c iNGHAtVI BRANCH: N. EVANS Man which is essential to and government, g g is secured from cai.rbonia� acid gas in possible that some of the benefits ! -[Christian Guardian. the are, and nitrogen, known to arise from systematic crop Nitrogen is in many respects the rotation moray be explained on this ba - TG BARGAIN most important of all the plant food sig. These harmful substances seem 10 pieces 27 Inch Embroidery Flouncing, elements. It is not found in, apprecla- i to be disposed of rapidly by certain 4 ble quantities in the rock particles of 1 - choice new patters, regular value 50c the soil. Ordinary I soils, usually those in which organic ary plants depend for matter is readily convert6d into humus. 60 and 75 sell them out quick price ...39c their nitrogen entirely on .decaying or- In connection with the study of these gainic matter. As decay proceeds ni poisonous organic products it has been Ladies' White Lawn Waists blroken, found that they way be destroyed or K Sa Cat least rendered harmless in a vatriety, lines, values $1.25, $1.5Q, $1,'75, of ways. Barnyard manure or decoy- your pick for .............. «............,.....98e ing organic matter, such as a green a nt nnox le o i tied`f' Ladies Embroidery dresses long or short x; crap of rye or cowpeas, turned under has a very marked effect in freeing the leevesn soil from theta. Almost all of the com- sleeves,. good -fittig models, Prices mon commercial fertilizing materials at much less than you can have Saturday, �: act more or less in the same wary. themmade s ecial ri ..{,, , p p res $3.90, $4.50,$ti Thorough and complete airing of .the soll. by }flowing and thorough surface tillage will often destroy or overcome these poisonous substances. When the - • • • • • • • • VJL • • • • • • • • '$':: ` same crop Is not grown oftener than m every three or four years on the same land the injurious substances a crop NEW [DEA ' `: " a throws orf seem to have time to d[satp- tche Clocks,:a : K : pear before the same era is ro«try p s again; hence the benefit from crop ro PATTERNS a tation. when the soil is well supplied Cut C1; -0. _Q dmf f 1 % a; with humus there is seldom any trou !0 Cts. Fancy white and colored 1 falrasols, new styles, out pr1ces.«,..9,,.,,0$1000 and $1"26 r Children's print dresses, nicely made, small patterns. Seo them . , ..... •. , .....390 Girls' Middy Waists, white with blue or tan trimming, fast colors. Out • prices ...................« „.,..,....««,,... now, Ladies' white voile waists, pretty style, something new. Cat prices,...., .,....«....« 6.01.501$1.75) $2.00 White Lawn Waists, low neck, short sleeve, pretty styles, trimmed with fine laces. Prices ...... $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 Women's House Dresses, fancy checks and stripes, good washers. Our cut prices are ... $1.002 $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 Infants White sawn Dresses, nicely made, lace trimmed. Price .... «....$1.00 Women's dips, made of fine Cambric, finished with pretty embroidery. Out prices are ...$1.00, $1..25, $1.50, $2.00 Misses white dresses, dainty embroidery. -Our out prices...$2.90, $3.90, $4,50, $5 00 sard & Co. ble -from this source, and tine saute crop • ... ,,. THE SATISFACTORY CTO '" ► 'TO 'E may be grown year after year with - good yields, though continuous culti. Photo by Delaware agricultural experl- nation of the same crop may invite in- inent station. Jury from certain insects and fungous TIM diseases which live over in the soil or SOY Iatt, d dooD sbiL nviLnEli. In the remains of the crop. Boys' Watches, regular $1.50 --dune :tortes are formed from the nitrogen. Improper methods of tillage add very BREVITIES contained in organic matter. The ni- greatly to the evil effects that result ' Watches.pale .. .. 38c • Ladies' 14 k. solid gold watch, 15 trates are exceedingly soluble, and un- from lacy of humus. In many parts. less soon made use of by growing of the country the land -is plowed only jewel Waltham movement reg. There is no virtue so tr4ly great r g crops they are washed out of the soil. three or four inches deep. In most Ill $10 -Sale Price .....................$30.00 Clocks. Nitrogen is therefore ,zsuatlly the first cases work done in subsoilfng is prat- and godlike as justice. elerdent to become exhausted. ticat'lly wasted, and it is doubtful it it Luxury and dissipation, soft and Ladies' 14 k. gold-filled, 15 jewel Reg. $12• -,Sale Price ...............$8.50 . Fortunately there are certain species ever pays. A much better method is gentle as their approaches are, and W of bacteria that can use atmospheric to plow a little deeper each year until Waltham movement, reg, $16- Reg. $l.0 -Sale Price ,. .............$5,75 y silently as they throw their silken nitrogen, of which there is an fnex a depth of eight or ten ruches is reach- chains about the heart, enslave it Sale Price ...........................$12.00 Rig. $$--Sale Priori $5.54 - ' ""' • • • • • • •' chains supply. One family of ed. This gives a deep laser of good r ., Reg. $5 --Sale Price ...............$3.25 plants, the legumes, has learned to ex- soil, particularly if the supply of humus more than the most; active and turbu- Ladie�s 14 k. gold-filled, 7 j Awel _ change work with these bacteria, and is kept up. lent creels, Wa�Ilham Watch, reg. $12 these plants are thus easily supplied When new soil -or that which has Fete are quali$ed to shine in corn Sale Price ..............................$9.00 Jewelry. with an abundance of nitrogen in a lain undisturbed for several years is piny; but it is in most nraen's powerform they can use. When these nitro- broken up it is always best to plow to be agreeable. Ladies' Silver Watches, reg, $5-- g feeble. , gen fixing bacteria. are present in a deep from the beginning, for the deep• (;�y Ladies Chains- soil on which a leguminous crop is er layers will be about as fertile as Nothing sharpens the arrow of ,)able Price .............................$350 Reg. $10---Sle Price ...............$6,50 growing the bacteria invade the roots any, except the top inch or two. It is sarcasm so keenly as the courtesy that Gent's 18 size, open face, 14 k, Reg. $6.5 _...Sale Price ............... 83 75 of the legume and live there. Their -w1be, too, never tolow the same P polished it; no reproach is like that gold-filled case, 17 jewel Wal- presence is usually made manifest by depth twice in succession. Irl general, we clothe with a smile, and present tha,m or Elgin mov't, reg. $25-- Gents' Chat1,3--- swellings --the so called tubercles -on fall plowing should be •froin seven to with a bow. Rog $.0.00 -Sale price.«..........$6 00 the roots of thrifty plaints of clover, nine or ten Inches and spring plowing _ Safe ]'rice ...................... ......,$18,00 alfalfa, beans, peas and other legumes, from five to seven inches deep. 'There Look at nature with science as a Reg $8.00= --Sale price ,...........$4.76 The tissues of leguminous plants be- are special oases In which these rules lens. The rock swarms, the cbod Genta' 18 side, open face, g:old-911ed Reg. $5.00 ---Sale price ....,.......$2.95 come very, rich in nitrogenous com- do not apply. dances; the mineral is but the vege- Case, 17 jewel Waltham or Elgin 2.00 ---Sale rice ........... : y n the We loW the soil in order to loosen g Reg. $ pounds wind when they decal i P $1•.75 P -table stepping down, and the animal Cham movement, Dreg. $16 -Sale soil they set free large amounts of ni- up Its texture and get air into it; also an ascending plant; the man, a beast Price ....................«............. Ladies' Bracelets-- trates for the use of crops. to turn under stubble manure etc., to .$10.50 'rhe cultivation of leguminous Crops snake humus. IItliugtweeds is another extended; and the angel, a developed Rig, $10: -Sale price ...............$6,75 !s one of the most important and eco- abject accomplished by plowing. After human soul. Gent's 18 Size, opera face, gold-filled Reg, $8 -Sale price ................$5.00 nomicai menus of inaiutait�ing a slap- a case 15 je�wNI Et in Wl soil has been thoroughly pulverized All that is great in man comes ar _Queen Quality HOSiery and Gloves GiForve Us a Trial Your Next �Tob. All finds of Printing neatly ' and artistically executed. Dodgers, Auction Sales, StatlOn- ery, Envelopes, DlOfters�, Buffer Wrappers, Church Reports, Etc, This office has always had the reputation of turn. ing out nicer work than most others. Prices as low as the lowest. Call for prices. I 2 g &1 - Reg. $5-=•011e price ................$3.00 Ply of nitrogenous plant food in the to great depths, so that there is no darn through weak • and civilization is its ADVANCE mov't, reg. $20 --Sale Price ...... $14.00�, IIrP $ __Sale rice ................. soil. Nitnaites spay of course be sup- ger of turnip u armed cls z Reg. p $2 50 g P ri' Y tiafa product. plied in commercial fertilizers, but ter- deeper the plowing the better the crops Gents 16 size, open faro, 1 k, gold: Pen�aant 'eclilapes--- tillzors contalnipg nitrogen are very But the cost also increases with depth, There never was in the world two iillvd, 17 4awel Waltham o� p1gin deg. -Sale rice .... espen-give, and it usually pays better so that ordinarily. It- does not pay to opinions alike, no more than two no p "'" "$17'00 to stt ly nitrogen b hairs, or two rains ; the most uni- Wingham mov't, reg, §122 --Sale priCp.$1 00 p pp y growiifg legumes plow more than aibottt tea ruches sleep g aPl� g 416 -$$ale price;, ..........$10.00 pr toy the application of stable manure, Some crops prefer rather a loose seed vernal quality is diversity. �'~ t s 1 size gold-filled, Waltham 4 g. ° 0 Sole rice........ . $6 75 whirls is rich in nitrogen when proper- bed. Other crops, such as `wheat and A strenuous soul hates cheap sue- ` . i � i . . . ! • p • to � P • . ., .. . , - movtt, reg. $15 ----Sale pripp..... $IO.iiO ly handled. In good farm practice alfalfa, prefer at fatirly compact seed Cess. It is the ardor of the assailant s'vdiNt3l tngQ-- both stable manure and leguminous bed; hence frequent harrowing and - that makes the vigor of the defend - Gent's 17 J iwel elver Watch, reg, Reg. $75 -.,gale price...............$5$.00 crops are used as :sources of nitrogen. rolling after plowlDg is good practice' ' 1 1 RP 55.�Sale price,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,$39 00 fu order to produce a ton of dry hay before seeding to these crops: Never ant. $ ' Sale Price ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2,ti0 g• $ ss it pass to plow the land for The block of granite, which was ars - taxi a'tu acre of land it is necessary Haat tlaete> Reg, $40 -gale price....«.,,..,.,,.$2$,00 the growing grass pump up from that them, even if we have to compact it .obstacle in the pathway of the weak brant s 1 mel Waltlta Watch �n e , ' J :acre approximately 500 tons of water. a . becomes a7stepping-stone last the path- price..,, ...........$17.50 y gain before seeding = nit'kle Case, reglilaar 812.50--8416 PYo The soil must not only be n condition Sandy soils tiro usually not Injured way. li.t�g. #..0� .Sale price........•,.,...$14 50 idi, o f the sit"rang :- to absorb and hold water well, but it by handling when wet, but the case is. Reg. $16 -_.-Sale price .............. $+9.75 must be porous enough to permit ova• different with clay soils. '.pito efrect There is no such thing as pure, Gents' "1 ewel W1 in or Waltham unalloyed pleasure ; some bitter ever j g Reg, $10._...Sale price......, $8,60 ter to flow freely from soil grain to -produced by working clan soils wet. is � p soli rain, . A mingles with the sv�eet;, mov't, in nia�kle case, reg, $$�..-. Reg« $I.5•�••,�•-Sa16 prig© $ g The presence of large hoop known tits putitilirib. 1'he pry. er time R ••.•�••..•.•.•� 3.25 ? 'g C is to goodness what Sale, Pricg............................... $5.60 Reg. $3.50 --pale xice...,,.«..... hies of decaying organic matter hu to plow land is when It is just tuafsl Politeness P $225 mus adds enormously to the water enough to brertk alp tnellow, neither words are to thoughts. holding capacity of the soil. loot only wet enough to leave a slick surfacer Good -humor and generosity carry ' 'than but the shrinkage of tho particles where rubbed by -the moldtiohrd nor of decaying organic matter and the dry enough to br zit• n 1 the ria with the popular heArt all Conse uent loosening of soil # Thr q clods. the world over. 1' p q g grates If c�lstlljtlesl t':i#p #a#Iuws � Ot pion rug beep the soil open and porolls, litt;ip lja;rr}1 gAtlAwti, tti?t bot, Ory winds Ladies' and Gents' Stone sof, R,"ll ala trXCe�din�iy low IJrYCds. Fnrthermorp., Utimirs bf �aocl elusiut� vrol;1d soo;l lathe only, :a mass of tin. - 0 Weedingly Aria ia1 laotY iy#trogell manageable Clods, In spring and mid- June prices Oil Lockets, > > tixtd mineral 1mit'food, Fire luatiuta- summer plowing nartlCularly it is of 'WIT AND HUMOR. ; Special, O,rilaina, Ladies and QentaFobs, Baryes of fdirtlllty mlty almost be said the utmost Importance to run the har- Broociles Scarf :P.l.ns, 'Cuff,iD gi ''f1 0r to trotlsist in It",ping the Moll wolf slip- Trow immediately after the plow. This - oliod with bntms. The flint ntop iii prevents the f'ormiatlon of clods. In Mics, Waldo (of Boston) :----"t have a stogy ►�ilvtvx'w re and but 1f ss Oi; C45 slid help . renovathI 'cabrnout 80118,19 to givb Into fail plotring the clods are no dis' letter from your Uncle James, Penelope i thein till abulirdatrt Supply of littmuq of advamtogo, for their will be broken up who Wants us to spend the summer on a;aod quralltI4 rorhsiits MO 1>�t a:a m._ex: ttx. ,'Phar, d thawing, hist farm," Penelope (dubioxtsly7 : - .�.___......:.�.�.�..�..�a,Is there any s o.:ietp In the neighba'rr= hor d P Mrs. Waldo s---411'vo heard him TIME TO WORRY Dir, de Van"s Pe><niale Pillssp4ak of the Rolstbinay and the G aern- A reliable French raagulaton never fails. Thete whoa you are Corasti ated lailioue se tr, � y p , , pills lard o�tceCdin};ty ppdr�rdriut rat regulating the y x prtlaytxmg t,1'tt3� are ltleatattt have sour, gdsay' a;totoacb, slugalsh generative portion of trie feniald system, Refuse people.,, liver and sick haxaadarliear« k�1Gt PILL #5 a b�,,pArrniito to't 10 rol4tnilcYd td am adotcl t �a ►► tt y tiro $. plggtt you think, scald at, youth, will makeyou feet fine. Atall deal. Tlxe+ I�ta0 61 Jai�aitt: Qo., ft Cothorinds, olds, +yrs in 25 and GAJ vont, boxer orb mall ,�;� ; anter wot-king his vocal cords wltj, f`rotrt Tito vig pall ca , �3r. 'homes,: Intenoo vigor beAido We hotel Waaao, Ont. Sold at MoXibtyon's di ug store. , „ . ,. haust�a�l matin "sub Date, oay.rrie to dii- • a s - „ ught try go on tb,a ttt`aige a? A. a: ui�t^resla3ornrr t:atlpie, havlttg� t�X Tha>it 1 0 OPPOSITE. 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