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F owners are Urged `
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T o Bary held Now
Do out leave this inavortent work
until next spring, advises J. 1J.
MacLeod of Qnt. Dept. of, Agrieul-
tare,
In view of the present situation
in Europe, it is of vital importance
that every effort be Made to in-
crease crop production, 'particularly I
crops which are neceseoly for the
sustenance of those actively engag-
ed
ngag ed iu the defence of the 7.,mpire,
Eays J. D. MacLeod, Crops, Seeds
and Weeds Garnch, Ont, Dept, of
Agriculture.
Ontariofarmers have a duty to
perform, that of malting a special
effort to produce more bushels per
acre than has been customary in the
past, It is /possible to do this
without increasing materially the
costs ofproduction by maintalniug
and banding up soil reality; adopt-
ing greater efficiency of implements
and labor; better cultural practices
and by sawing the very best seed
obtainable.
Farmers are urged to make sure
. that they have their 1940 seeding
requirements on hand, Clean and
grade a sufficient amount of seed
for your own use. Do not leave
this important work until your bins
are low.
DO IT NOW. If you have not
got sufficient or suitable 'seed of ,
your own, purchase high quality
seed from your neighbor. This
should be done while prices are
reasonable and before there is a
scarcity.
The sowing of clean seed is the
first step in profitable rarnung and
the first step in weed control, Mr.
MaeLeol declares,
Clean seed should be a bright,
p1:n:lp. uni:arin sample, pure 01 to
varictv, free from all foreign matter,
Inc lading Fred; of outer cultivated
crops, diseased grains, small
shrunken grains and weed seeds.
The'man who sews weed need.A is
hie own worst enemy and is : laying
down a job for his children and his
gr.tud.c111ldren Needs lower yields;
the quality df crops; the market 1
value of crops and the value of i
craps and the value of farms; they
add to the costs or 'production; they I
crowd out cultivated crepe. they
rob the soil tyf plant toad and mots-
t:are; they prevent the farmer from
following a proper rotation; they
attract injur.ons in recta and fun.gue
diseases, +Some weeds and weed
seeds are poisonous to livestock.
Urges Farmers
*Carry On
Formally veiling Exeter, Out.,
fall fair, J. A. Carroll, Superin-
tendent of Agricultural Societies
for Ontario gave timely advice to
agricultural societies to carry on •
during the war. These societies
have 01 peace and in war given
leadership since their organization
13e said, During the last war, ag-
riculture slipped and the quality
or bacon was lowered. He ap-
peeled to farmers to carry on as
the best help in the prseent war,
Fritz Kuhn, leader of the German -
American Bund, is out on ball of
$50,000 waiting trial for stealing
funds from the Bund, He made an
announcement saying he was being
persecuted. And after' reading
much about the ways and actions or
the Bund in United States it seems
as though some such treatment is
due the said Sir, Kuhn.
Een's Egg
',['itis reams to be a year of freaks,
judt ing by the number brought to
The Sun office. On Saturday night
R. H. Orr etleti another to our
collection in the form of what at
f1':,: tegestred to be a double -yolked
egg, but when it was opened it
centnined only ene.ye;h 'to which
was attached what very closely re
eemibles a chicken's .or ,bon's heart.
One party, atter examining the
freak, remarked: "Well, : that 114
certainly put her heart into her
work," --.'f:ivelton Snn,
When Turnip
'Goes Stylish
Ontario Proluct For
Export Across the Lino
Is A Fancy Vegetable
There are sections of Ontario
whit•] export turnip., andthe tar -
nip in that trade has become mote
a. dandy, says the I'etetbot:ough
Examiner, It is •cleaned and waxed.
and In some cases the shipping sea
-
-Oen put its name on the proluct.
The trades tapes the turnips' to the
United Guttas, but the cows do not,
get them there, They are for table
neo, and there aa'e plenty of people
across tite Ine who are convinced
our turnip has a taste all its own.
They regaa•d them as many of our
folk do the sweet potato from the
South.
Gets Twenty Cents A Bushel
Right now t'he export business
has, commenced. Leat year prices
ranged from 10 to 12 cents per bu-
shel: but good turnips are now
quoted at from 15 to 18 cents Per
bushel. In addition shipments are
always paid for in American Bunds
and net odds, at least 10 per cent,
to the receipts.
When through deanand, taste or
Ifaverehle exchange turnips get to
the position where they enter the
sphere of 20 cents, per bushel they
have joined the aristocracy of ag-
ricultul'al'big wigs.
Sambo had found a job for the
week on a railroad section gang,
and was taking leave of his family,
when his wife came to the door,
"Come back, Sam, You hasn't.
cuta stick or wood fo' de stove
—and you'll be gone fo' a week "
Shan turned and looked very
mttdh aggrieved, "Hammy,' he said
in a tone of injured innocense,
"what's do mattah? You -all talk;
as though Ah wa shakiu' de ae
with me
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Thi purist form 1,, wIish
ivbreso can bs ,moble"
Why 1 Arra
'Enlisting For
This War
From en Article In Toronto
"Saturday Night" by a "New
Canadian'of German Birth
The :F•11', elms real and clear to
rte. Fu: th;a:airis of yrat;e, 'with
great d fiiea'ty and at the price of
many sacrifices, the Runnel race has
been struggling In, one general
di.. t t n away Dom bondage and
tcwarde header, A:w'ay from the
homage c,, t.yfants,' of kings,' of !,
aristocracies, of priest of hunger, of
fear, cf creelty; th,, sort of bondage
that made life ntiseiable for the
east majority anti gave arhitrarY
powers to the negi'.gibte minority.
Only as, inch by inch humanity
struggled anl defeated hcadage,
replaced arbitrary power and tyran-
nies by the sane/Ions and l ave
worked out ry intelligence, compro-
mise and consent, did men begin to
rise to the conscious enjoyment of
life, to the realization of the rich-
ness and grandeur of nature, the
beauties of freedom, the importance
dill power of mind, All these dis-
coveries have multipled only so
few decades, ago—so much has
yet to be done along this path --
there are yet so. many freedoms to
win, so much beauty and wealth and
power to share more equitably
among the millions off this earth.
And now use etre faced with the
Possibility that the whole of this
proves shall be stopped. An evil
reactionary 'force is abtempting
again to .enslave us -again we are to
be the mercy of tyranny, of sus-
picion, hate, oruelty—if I3itlerisrmt
,s victorious and spreads.
Attempts are made to represent
this Hitler war as a war of justice
for the German nation who have
been denied "living space." What
rot The German worker was not
ccnscion,s cf suffocation any more or
enyless than the happy and intel-
ligent rworkers and peasants et
Sweden, Denmark, Finland nutil the
lies and ambitions or a single man
bedevilled a fraction of the Ger-
nranpeople into beleving_ that
they act not have as much as bhey
ought to have at the expense 05
other peaceful peoples; until the
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people of Germany were forged to
give up ,freedom, food, life Itsolt to
serve the will of one lnegalonlaniee
,and b1114 up a ruthless machine pf
belied,
SU. IA,lun and destruction
which threatens the whole world,
Attempts are made to represent
Ulla Hitler war as a war ,against
capitalism—especially now that
Hitler awl Stein have suddenly be-
come friends, ' What friends,
Stalin who exterminated one by one
,d1 the genuine .Communist leaders
to setsfy his lust for .power on the
pretext that they were plotting an
;f 1lanee' with Fasi..ionl, and then,
1•.,111 a WOld tont hire t:0 the elft'et
s eel thitw tel 'whole
w tt,1 or the great resources of the
U.S.S.R.. against Hitler could" have
prevented this war, he chose to do
the ono thing that would encourage
Ilitler to retake war, and thus h reel I
with litter to the fnllust extent the
blame for this world cutest ephe 1
.T -Ie did 01 to S-100 lila tette.ing torah.
ny over the warktr.g tans Os 50 1
Rus:do, f la did not hesitate a.`
moment to condemn to death aril- i
lions of wC:kers,' and peasants all
over the ,wand, This is not merely
a Ihtlei:rme,le war—to an equal ex -
sent it 11, ., Stalfu-made war. The
forces of 0 )511cn that mast be des-
troyed ill. equally represented by
Ile
Stalin,
I Would have prefererd to fight
ilia evil by pearetul means, by edu-
cation, by passive resist time,
sabotage, propaganda, everything
,short of inutemtlue war. But lase•
that the die is cos'
,dies'ension of non -coop 01.0110n, el'
indecision, among all those rf us
who hate slavery and the bond:age
which Hitler and Stalin are trying
.to improve upon the world, can ably^
help their vietoay, can only increase
the number of their victims.
Only if every oneof us throws
,himself completely into the struggle
ani' is prepared to do his all, can the
downfall o,i: these. two tyrants he ,
seemed with the minimum o1 lass of
Innocent lives_
Only then will we be set free
again to build whatever form of ;
society we wish, under whatever
leadeaship we ,choose—always re-
me'nbeing the lesson that Hitler
,and, Stalin have taught us for all
time: that gangster methods, .or
ture, order, arson, falsehood, can
never be the agents of social pro-
gresel that they can lead only to the
biggest gangster seizing the me_
chine and enslaving society,
Whether 'we want to build Commun-
ism, Socialism, or Christian brother
hood, we must always retain some
control over our leaders, and they
can only be chosen for leaders if
they shone humanness and kindness-,
and respect for the sanctity aR the
individual. If we learn even this
Inuoh from the experience of the
leadership of Hitler and Stalin, this
war willbe worth while and the
world may breathe again,
NOTE AND COMMENT
When a young lady has a ring
and the young man is broke it is a
fair enough sign they are engaged,
—,r. --
+Submarines can be used for other
things than preying on enemy ocean
t1atHey because one French sub
went forth and sunk one of German
origin,
'Seems strange ,that on the week-
end ?enemy as "Thanksgiving" we
should have had eleven people meet-
ing .death through accident.
—o—,t—
Hon, Finest Lapointe says 10
Duplessds, wins the eleiation in
Quebec it wit be the signal for
trim to retire from Fedeaa1 politics
And bow would Mr. Lapointe im-
prove the situation by resigning?
ees
Four women's purses, were stolen
from Toronto home during an even-
ing's entertainment, and they eoh-
tained in. all $26 in addition to
poevc9er puffs, looking glasses and,
nail files•,
Woman fn• Syracuse was, notified
her uncle had died and left her
$0,300,000, We suppose than even
the, pooreslt of us would summon
su0ficieatt fortitude to beer up under
such circumstances:
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Women who go shopping in Ger
-
:many must take a basket er some
container as, their ,purchases can-
not be wrapped in paper, ,AI1 right
for a can of peas or one of soup bot
not so handy for a bit of pepper,
stilt or sugar.
"—s'
One U, S. Senatorsuggests his
country, would; accept Berneela as
payment of British war debts, That
srtiggestion may conte from the fact
that United States beet a good many
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Every businessman
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l� ry
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Night Rates apply after 7 p.m.
and all day Sunday.
tax dodgers who delight to take
refuge on the island.
Senator Sheridan Downey spoke
for seven hours' against repeal of
Gaited States, Neutrality Law, .And
yet there ar esome people who look
as though they were sitting on a hot
plate when the Preacher goes over
the half-hour mark.
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