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News ,and Informationr.
11 For the J3uusy Farmers
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Sell Defiolency these g.auee could teen discus's
the general convention: the larger
Prof, (x. N. Behnke told the Field probl.ms' of {ale arida t>ds+thdbutton
011YOution in - Toronto
at of reed. It was decided to alk
soilsitt-Otutaaio were ti�bow1i 3 for greater tlnaneial old to nasty
Qxgrtrs of mineral deflclenoy and than cart experimental. warlt, One of
�vKts reflected in the crops and live tilt, matters d emanrliug att2nticrn is
track,
(Fertility is lost in the OP- a Method of (matt -gait temlborna
din'at'Y eou :se= of farthing, it can-
e
+' ngrt, be t•apitaced by the manure al me
e'' alma,there le a demand for fertilizers
„ to bring back farms, to tut produc-
e„,tirve 'Capacity. ":Before ulnas irg
theme commercial mixtures it i,
xi?teeasary to ticteun4ne if dran3 itis'
is ,t^aqu'ired and to test for acidity.
Where there is an acid couch run
lime Ist the remedy, In c.,aosdng a
' feetttizer the crop history lie also to
he 'taken into consideration,
14, Field Crop Convention
Orgauizattan oP district atetiotia-
liona' to promise the grew•ine ul
hatter seed in Ontario wit:+ treeed
by Alex M. S'towart, p:t ., of
the 'Field; 'Crop Assahclatir 1 at the
enn'gal meeting in Torun t t,t
the province divided too zee the
'Particular problem's oe teeil and
olittuate could be St'udde'd by !oral
"gtOsilyi3, Representatives from
ieSt et ofSaskatchenn
d: a P5.
itt Ge Y. elcRaatle outlined the
c:cp testing program which had
teem prop•• d a yeti. ago and on
which sane progress l.as been
r
mut iia ed q+t soil tu.veys made
In 1 '+it.e,th Ontario and ;he- cater•
ti+ l ewe n Toyota, and Kingston
a number 't• c t ?t t is have been mark•
ret trff AVention huv been (elven ill
differ: enc., t t elin"u e so that same
nu ifOrin :ty of enntiiltoes in ea;it
it , ,u 14: • tl.pendcel upon. 'rho
/oln eta:vitae Brea of lis -ex and
Kele' unit the Niagara fruit belt are
'king eemp-c;; of crepe talented
, • Dr. Me•Iter 1e
.
cain 1 `
.'....
tli,ap-.be-hility of Pre -
clueing in:.,, ;std in a '1411 o1
lend d le'td tt Lake Duvet ani
tt. lee Bat' t:1ty eenditt to t
11 iI at' t0 t ,31 N,sya Seotiu,
al ch vt -.ce it t. been tt ptae•
1
on n, t
., Cil . :! �''• D%' ,.tilrUn i't tit
/
The,:-: t n :i' t •-d is
eeiera1 wee i,« beet yielding
r, mare- aecurate
earn ieventer.eye Iceeter 1plt. were
iee,1 .amt y .c try rt ri the.
Agee—tie mai fedhee. It,:, a.'.s se,
or i,.tve to ru Hai :eteetvty and oh -
t, There
t u: I at nt r •t'• c ,'
were also u .:.n lipervieed teete
w th tort i 1 lee re whh c tee about
each a_nl vv':u• bC, pe: cent. re-
liable.
Ruse of oats has become one of
the ntajot user a of the grain
grower in Fa tern Canada, • There
were heavy 1..>es in the harvest
of 1937, ,ane lieltls being retraced to
ten bushels or lets per acre. For-
tunately 'there are a few varieties
that are resistant to the disease
which may show itself either on the
&tem or leaf. Dr. L, H. Newman,
Central
�i t f the
C
.creelas
Dominion C
Experimental Farm hast centered
results of supervised tests on farms
in Eastern Ontario and Sodsthat
the old varieties are susceptible and
may have to be discarded, at leas:
in areas where ultra disease is a
eonfirclling factor, and rust:free
roo=ts grown in their ,place.
As rust, rather than soil, seems
to be the detetimindug factor in
obtaining goad cnops in many dis-
tricts Dr- Newman has taken steps
to map •otit the areas where the
stems ere attacked and where the
Teat is affected With this informs -
ft tetil be pots dlele to recom-
mend varieties thee may be grown
vvlth relative safety.. How great a
gain may result is seen in a Case at
Winchester where a variety reais-
tant to Leat rust went 60 bushels to
the acre, while Viotory gave only 8
bitshiele, At the Ottawa Expert -
FREE SERVICE
QLD, I?ISABLE4 QR DEAD
HORSES QR CATTLE
removed promptly and efficiently.
SirnPIY phone "COLLECT” fo
Harness—100 Sets
tVele: Yourself by Buying Some of
_This Harness Also Help Sask.
Plant Another Crop
1�0 1 --+Sett of Brass Tlaruess, Hand.
made set heavy Brass' spatted Com-
fctrtabie Bridles: Line's 11, inch 20 -
feet longe Hanle% Heavy reversible
steel hee:est with long brass knobs:
Treeees, a rag style 2aneli , 3 -ply,
44n, long, vvtlth 7 link heel chain;
Back sande heavy 5 -in., shaped
leather, feiteilned, beet make brass
seeped with Brass"breeeluing, ttratP
holder; Belly -baro t2ain. folded with
one in: ct cheep It ,t 't' mtakiltg a 3 -
ply betty ban tie sr azttin'gaies and
Pods Straps, 1% in, hes Reavy 5
ringed ;i style Breeching,. 'all brass
range& .and brass ;spotted,- A. Rand.
some Hatnes5' C n1Y •S igiatily Used
This :Iitaruess ` !fit 'Leas Than Baalf.
price; ... $28.00
NO.' 2—Set B1tnd Brtclliess ngootl re.
pair onernclt 204t lanes; 11h inch
Polo straps and maritmgales revers•
elide bele° tap Steel rhes, bolt
style; Traced, ting style 2 inch•. with
1,hencb, layer' 643eet 4 -inches long
with '€ tic heel l�yy tirstn; Hanle Tug
2-:i dY yi^vs, t� felt lined
bac Y , EeLly bands 1t%z inch, foTdd-
ed ,:,, ; gttutehed, 1-mf.h leather
¢til• Straps; good 5—ringed Breeeh-
A Good $ pe(tuble Harness
ny Yea* In 1t Cora -
AO Deseeibtd a tk •122.00
Less Breachsi'ne. ", $16,00
Less Breeching; & !4Bes $14.50
.Leos Breeching
Bridles & Littee $12,50
''Trrltth Heavy Wood ;EIames—
-Same Price
N' '3 Blind Beidies„ in good ' re-
pair; 1a4a-inch tines; FHmee,, heavy
bolt Style, weed tvltlt . hong . brass
.tops; Traces strwlght ileeksugh, bush
style With butt chainef Back grads,:
.good heavy leather, :Jet jdheli;,
Pole Sitars and Martingales' 11/2-in4
,flood 5 -ringed Breeching, Above
Harness a
Good 'Serviceable Her -
nes Price ,-.:.,:::...,.,, $21.00
NO 4 -+Sot •sa+me as. No. 8, except:
it, bit orached , crimper with hip
sta'atlis to hold ttiee'"eprice $15.00
S-1tIRSE CO'LLP;RS
I-IO3LS13 CO'71bA34S-'We have huu-
tll'edli•"of God Deed : Collars all
sttylee and sti20it. cloth and 'leather
fec'ed, Long & Short Straw Collars
cositling::$6.25 new 0.01, PRICE 53.00
,Short Sanaw cloth & teett'he,r faced,
-cost 53.50 to 55.50 new
O1111 P1Z1018 $2.00
all short. Straw collars, none but
best makes sent out and all
1>itret :in' good repair.
,TERMS OF SALE
WILLIAM STONE SONS
i MITER
PHONE 21 INGERSOLL
BRUSSELS PHONI. - 72
feels such as crook rot etc, are
made for each log when It is areas`
used. A scale elicit has the log
reale printed on It, and it le used
far measuring the diameters of the
logs.
HE BRU$SBI.'s POST
Victorian ,ideas
Lose Influence
iMixtures of Flowers, Fruit';
Vegetabl
IIBlake, aastiatan(t curara'o1• of gaols
• for Clrland'a ]nerd niwoum, with a 1
grin minimised the den ' get of life I
and 114017as he faced and docuared.1
yen i Vito jmtgle trout which 1141 Itas j'uttt 1
retu•rcted wee less perlloutr than big
Decorators city ra
es Please -- tern L it traffic. liar lie'told howz
jaguar balled him he caught malar -
"Ii' 1 had arranged grand:Motlter's fr; and at biood•dt'ainbng vampire bat
& weds for her and anixed theta 1)10 hitn,
Pitch. fruits from the orchard and "'The jaguar was just a curious
vv kitchen garden I fellow,” he said, . °'l've made six I.
Ive
its ria s 1 a io ft ar my from themore perceptive exP alltione In Seven Years and this I
enle'nhs ako would stave said. '\'Whatwait nay arse tench' of malaria not aa't r10110 Vie.
t puhlie market?' And out i Bitten While Asleep
poyle Rule
The 1):ty1t ale hay been the legal
rule in oetat i;, :,:nit. lv7at and moot
cot etc farm wond',t,ts are meas-
ured
ure,d by tine rule, 1,. gives extreme.
l I, w etches' for loge in the lower'
1111111 t:rr 11.ctses.
Soribner Rule
e: :;rte• notch
t' «. Scribner ihner Ito.
leater vitiate titaut tee 1r vk for
t ,+; . iu the lower ditemet,r cla•est.c.
Doyle -Scribner Rule
Tee v true . of the Doyle rule are
used for logs up t s mesa-' in Mai
n er and ab+,v : 'S Melte* the
, c t o r v ln• .e a t tt ed.
will people say—my d'raw`ing room.
is �ro a would 12eve
miry dissenting decor el'he empire bat bit my toe
gone
into (b•t da.obit,,. Har- i awhile 1 was steeping, I awoke a
Sa says (1,12,41, (.3
Spry, to gory sight but ilbibu''t 'ally lose
Pets Bazaar, he continues.
I enough blood to endanger my Life.”
Different 'Design for Living II
With 10 natives, Blake t,vavel41tl
1 16,000 .miles and brought bade 30. -
"Buil tud+0Y our witole design Yor :' 90 :peclmtens including 1,600 birds,
living !a different. Phe ViatoAncl reptiles rias and lttanumals, The
'11141' their houses for life; prineipel purposes of the expedition, I
flowers were not accented 'to alter I the said, was: to obtain epee/Mere !
the set s'Clt'Gure cf things, On the
1 and bacirgroun t for three "petmtan-
'c•onte ary, we nroclerns are a restless etil 'habitat" exhibits of uncanvinou !
race, 1\'e' l.cep the decorators birds at the ntueeum. t
I,nsy 'doing u+' over. And we have lie brought back epecirne'itt of ,the +
d:acaverttl Uta: we can be even Iioactuin bird, dubbed by scientisat
mare mercurial 1n het.vveen times' "Stinking Ha,ina,” the billy known
!mt"t daily changes 03 bird showing reinnanrts of rer,t"itian i
exprecee
a
heart by so using flowers as, to mroestry in -the form or 'finger -.like
,ttpl,le, fluent sualdty to our.
WE17NItSDAl£, siAIZ R Zed, 1938
ROUND TRIP BARGAIN' FARES
from I3RV$SE
Fri. and at. March 4-5
'Po Oshawa, Bowntanville, koot•i' 'Pe, 000tnzrg, Trenton act„
Balleviiie, N1panee • itingstont Gattanonue, 331•ookvtiie, Prescott,
tierrisburg,Cornwall Uxbridge, LindeaY, PeterbOco, Oarttpbeiltord,
Newmarket eaford, Berrie, Orillia, Ivtidt
load,
Newmarket, 1'enataa3r Calriuge, Huntsville, Calendar, 3ot'IAt l3ay,
land, CSound,lrurst, Sudbury;
ail
Ontario on line of TKO&
Parry sound,Northern
all taw'na ittiNCentral 111y,, 1Srd.pielcaa.
tam
Mg,Lo & Northern OlItario-xi11y., N'P Lookout, Goraldton, 7ellioos
ing, Longlac, Nalttna, Tus'bQttt, Sioux Loc
Beatrdmx,re, Pont Anther, 5th to
---fir pq�--
^ at March o Toronto
Also to 131 aOtfot'd, Ola0Gltam, Mosley, Clinton., Duohit m, b s•
eter, Fergus G•oderioh, tluelplt, Hamilton, Hanover, .lierrlstan, Inger•
sell, KinoartUne, Kitchener, LtOt410n, Listawet, Mitohoil Niagara
Owen Sound, Paisley, Palmerston, Pares, Port I)gin :3t,
Fads,
Catharines, St Mary's, Sarnia, Southauiptnn, StraOtord, Stra+ ray,
Walkerton, Wiartou, Wingbant, Woodstock. W
clam LitnhtS, Train Ittforma'ucp, Ttakets, consult
For Fares, di nearest Agent,
See handbills for complete list of 'destinations
en ations
Minimum Fares; Aufts 750
)
C�t, ,IAN NATIONAL
agrpt-rt.auges on the wings of the
Exeter Citizen Has
'current acctealive plan. Acting young
•nnihine' gained, :We have dared , frequently joined Lite nat,1 .
Teeth Well Reveal
Hobby
1 Maturity Of Sheep
•til• on
the principle cf nothing ventured, On the lighter side, Blake said he Outstanding
In a
. 1 e a 1 !
gre.ay. Via this new ireedont veil I repaK of monkey stew, and lilted it. Whittling. for yeah, has been a
International Log Rule ��! halihy with Ifo S. has
be, of
The tt. are.tOuse: rule gler• have exon through 10 many original ears be
Ph and beautiful dl signs'• Exeter. and clueing those y
value's tl,a.t cry u-tlt� to what cart
I ds. Color l Grading has caved jack-knife many
„e:i nett o i O/ g
ubuy t,
b, f
b., :awe nut intrles.tit, j
It :� tea• to bulli buyer acrd cello, a
\i r t dep rtl an Ih is ill these ablcc`
Comparison of Log Rules
Tire vain :elver ale t,r 16 -foot
lege (miy,
D nater o v
o' o
111 155
bark a ca
it;:b!,i Baa:11 Filo
g 4 11
v _
t Contents.
"—•� 19
16 39
mental Farm it is iterated. to drop
Vinlary for Vanguard and at the
ILemlItville School Et.ben is recom-
mended. Even outside the districts
affected with cure Lanark and Er -
lean have given better results in
yields than other sorts.
Salting wheat which is grown to
le laniard extent in Eastern • Canada,
chiefly for peuie y feed, also needs
to be real resistant. Huron and
Mesquis', so well known to Eastern
farmers, canna', be depended upon
as they are With easceptible, to stem
,,est
16 32
10 6 54
15 121 142
2t3 256 230
25 441 459
3,t 676 657
961 376
36 64
131 157
256 290
441 462
657 674
876 930
We'll Do Anything
To Break Records
Symphonies n Principalswith bit
'v subjects in wood. Many'
,, u . e fearless. :objects -are now on display
r-_ The g:chine of farm products A TratuaitY
"e slue mixesan colt, the window of 3.
'nee'a with vest h
Massed reds. for ints'tan'ee, based on• 'rhe principle that it is in .h They represent
and ft' m' sound business to cltat•.s'tfy live stock hardware store, are 1 t,nte ala most ipiadiffito and
the nr
t;s,t beautiful example to take, 1, in sats a way that. :he consumer ; some very interesting and patten'
`t find [ get -the most satisfying and will be corrodttca
e tttland that the recognize .i One of thethe
nto�gt lofricato pieces' 15
brilliant recaps by mixing every ' chase quad ty 1
:trade • nd latae of red—carmine, vice pre,mimn which the can:Am a '' truer f oxen With
miniature. ,A wagon
and
a des should i
rut rar'et vermillion, criuhson will pay tar rhe better g 'r f Item 1 cut from a single piece of wood.'
People Are Funny That Way—Some
Odd World Championships
The marble championship of the
world is' claimed by the players of
'Tln'sley Green, Surrey, England. For
three centuries they declare, the
championship has been decided in
the yard of the old Greyhound Inn
and, though outside challengers are
invited, a Tinsley Green man, W. G.
Burberry stilt reigns es the title-
holder.
Keeping Pipe Alight
Enaeet Marrod, of nearby Godshill
has collecited a thousand complete
sets of cigarette cards and claims
the championship in that direction,
A German iPewt oker recently set
up a record by keeping one-sevetetit
of an ounce of shag alight for 91
mins. 15 secs. Brass bands played
as be puffed, and serious'hninded
smokers paid sot the privilege of
watching biro,
Then there is Mr. I(ardos, of Bud-
apest, who can give a close shave
be 23 secs'., a second off the previous
record and several snicks removed
from ordinary barbers slao have to
keep customers walling.
We Hour Kiss
Ara you a spinster? Louise Brown
holds Ube world's record with eighty
consecutive spins on the toe of on•e
font, Eleanor powell claiens: to be
the champion 4ap.dancer, vvlth more
taps to Uro second than anyone else
an emit, And if you can kiss,
Paulette Day may be. worth beating
--she holds the continuous lies
reenter with Leo Knight of 6 hrs. 37
mine.
---Ores Harness by Number and
startle how you want i't equipped,
--Order all collas by size and style
—hill prices k", 0. 13. 'Vantage, Sask
.—Ale harness shipped C, 0, D. sab-
jeet to your intepec ton and approval.
,7f you are not entirely satisfied
don't Ott harness; Club with your
neighbor to. make 100 Lb, or over;
Average cost of freight of Harness
or sett 52,25• Average cost of
allots 350.
--••Com,mullty harness, from dried -
ant 5iotriot.
John Sellers, Sales Manager,
Vantage? Sask.
�e, ,
tl a deepest be returned to the Prc,drttcer u t
atnd niageuta- duam
reds to the peletel pinks. \Viten it Paretics has proveit the value o
is well crane, the effect is a brilliant the theory involved in the grading
symphony, principle, Grading activities have
be -en a 'tremendous incentive to
quality product fon, yith resultant
price benefit to Products,
Sy i
Says
City Dangers
y Dan
Worse Than Jungle
Measuring the Board -foot Contents
of Logs
The number of board fent in lege
is t:omented frt:m a long rule (hitt
it've.; the nutnl" r of beard fee^ for
loge et cliff ,-Nuc diame'"ers and
len relee. Th f' are ... 'y It
ru s ht us, - axd the nntaber itt
7,r ala feel. assigned by the various
t'a,r t n li f.,4 of the {d.nn' : ir., vary
eneesAeiati,y, The buyer oatni.+1-
I,v w wires to u -e a 1141 3'1111 that
gleet+ low valuee and the seller prr-
ft ;'a one that gives high vahles•
The tllattte' er of the log it: nulaa•
ttre.d inside the ba: It at the entail
end. Tho diamet,:.ttt aro roan:lea
to whole inches:: that, is,. an s,t3
inch log is t non; tel as 9 inehr y and
an 841 inch h.): as 4 inch':,, The
length is measured and logs are
usually cut in 8 10, 12, 14 to 16
foot lengths. Logs should he cut
3 to 4 Inches longer- in ord"t• tlta
tine boa^:dt may be F,quartcl to the
overt foot laltethes, The nninb"-r of
hoard fei-t in the log is taken from
the 100 rule, Deductions for deo
No Rain
"Bring 'Em Back Dead" Spec'men All day earth waited, certain
Collector Describes Being Bitten Her cloudy gtteart
Vampire Bat. I•r of bus curtain,
By
A scientific specimen collector
who "brings 'em back dead” re-
counted a tale of modern adventure
on a 13 months' 'safari into the
Emmett
South American jungles.
M`ou tl peer out
Spread east and
weal.
But with the dusk's first candle
He fled afar,
sandal,
crimson s
a 1
]1L
LeaV g a Ct
And one great star,
—Lori Petri, in Golces.
eteeteeeneetteitesullesseatessaueefeeseletemeeuel
.YJ
A Huse on Your
Bands
1 Old you ever Agave out how
smell a percentage of our popu-
I atloe pease your haunt, whore
they could eco aa 'To L,t•• edge.,
or how large a percentage rend
our paper? Good tenants re
nal the kind Matt have lttao to
act' Ila doing a wand 100430g
Cer rig . They Spelt to our
'•0r, 01 Ade.
If yo t have ,b henna on roar
Y. tion nt 1.2euoo to Let" watt
will brit* them to Ton.
Sevc•'.al pieces contain balls with it
frame. There are other pieces
:,,telt as a pair of stissons and a vice
that works, wooden cloge1, sae) yoke
and buckets, also several pieces
tlut.t puzzle a person to know how
they are ever put together, bottle
stoppers within bottles that cause
wonder how they were ever put in-
side. The dttplaY, wlrich is but
halt of w'h'at 51r, Sweitzer owns,
has attracted, the attention of many.
A number of years ago Mr. Sweitzer
gave a Whittling deunonacration in
one of the 'windows of a London
store and at haat time the crowd
that gathered around was so large
The age at a sheep may be estim-
ated by the tecrlt, The teutporarY,
or milk teeth, white and eott, while
ten: teeth which replace
t1Ye 1- -
therm at ytatly iutesvals. are larger
and broader, widening out towel
the top, and the enamel is decided-
ly a (brighter cedar, The ape'r'ntan-
ent teeth replace the tr+nt+pnraro
tt'u91t in pairs as the sheep grows
older, The first pair or middle
teeth replace the milk teeth when
the sheep is 12 to 15 month old, The
next pair, one on each side of the
central pair, appear at two years;
the thbd pair appears at three
years, and the lest pair at four
years, 'Sheep that are kept in high
condition for shave purposes often
have these changes atseurd, wise
scanty fieeding or ntgleet +may ave
tire opposite
pas-
ts
A. sheep 1
O p
tsured on very gritty laud often
gores will break a tooth off before toter
Ate has reached maturity.
live years the teeth begin to wear
down until nothing is fest but
stamps, or they begirt to fail out.
Women constructing the subway
that several ,policemen were called
[.
in Moscow, Russia, have a woman
on to keep the traffic moving. ,t foreman.
—Exeter Times Advocate.
E!'tO'ET H
T ENGINE
for
LD lye„iE NED CAR
Wuttrated-Ch o hnger Mane' De LnzeSy a(
5
pEt 1l'SE the Valve -in -Head type engine is the
' moor of mini known it's the. Lind you find in
securd-lacerint; ruling cars, speed hunt,, airplanes
. tntd on lite 111.l12 (hrrrottll
\'alvr-111-11(11f1 efficiency means that more power is
developed from go tilitee Or you ten put it this
way ... Cicevrolet 3i0: -e owner,: tq, to 27 miles pre
gallon of erne-wilhuut sacrificing the full 85-.11.P.
pt•rfurttrtutc,, needed for necelcrnlion, hill-elirnhing
attd smooth cruising speed.
Adel to this the fact. that Chevrolet's exclusive Valve-
in-lleud Engine cuts down oil consumption to d
new low minimum—reduces carbon formation—la
famous fur dependability ... And there you have
the reasons why a Valve -in -Head Engine is the, very
last ]rind for a car that emphasizes low running
and upkeep costs.
Come to our showrooms today. 'Puke the wheel and
experience the thrillof
Valve-in-Ii'eud power!
Prove for yourself its
matchless (Tonality/
Orval Whitfielt1
PRICED FROM
(2 Pats. Master business Couto)
Molar bo luxe Modelo from $892
Delivered nt factory, Oshawa, Ontario. Govern -
;tient tax, IrciBlrt and license metra. Itt) pay-
ments
aymenu on the General Moron Instalment plan.