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1:-1111111` 1:111` 1)11'11u 0]` I101. .=\l(le1I111zu1 \\'z1ll\\'in wanted to know it` the l :1rl1s Com111iss:ion haul yet been orguiiized and wliwt. they inte-11d0(l to do. Tu1`nin5.; to the re- port 0t`1922, .-\l1le1'111:1n \Vz11lwin found that. $1941.60 was spent by the Parks Co111111issi~o11 and won(lu1'- ed how the 111o11e_v had been spent. 'I`h.1's was :1 c0ns.Ii(1e1'z1.ble o11vt1la_v and the putblic was f`ll'1l1H&(1 to detlauils as to -hvow the money was b(>i11_: spenet. ;\1(I10r.111a11 \\';11l1er wanted to know it it. was the intention to pm the silent police 011 B1`zul>l`.or(l sat-1'eet,.tl1=i.<. _\'ea1` again. I-le was opposed to it, as in his opinion the silent policr -were the 0211150 01` z1cci(lo11ts on Brad- told street. .\Ios.l of t.he~. Councillors, however. wexe 01' the opinion that they served :1 use-t'11l purposv. .-\lder111:111 I}1'iL-lier. 21.: .l1z1ir.111-.111 111` lri1'e and Police, w:111tad ln 1`1111o\`<~. '.u1_v s11s`pi(-i011 that the ().'l`..\. was not l)e.i11:.}; 1.-11t'o1'<,-ed in Bu1'1'i1r~. 'l"lw: police were 1Ioin:.; 131-m;vt,l1i115: pos- sible to o11l'o1'('e thv .\(:1, 111111 they l1u.d t'1`(`q1le11t1_\' l)t,'("l1 out all ni::l11. S(.=1'mu11 1':1i1l.~`. had lw:11 lllaldt`. 11111` nothing 02111112 01' them. .~2t:1cl of 1111s'_g-11e(l l1t11-rs \\' l'l`L`i\'L`(l 1'13- :-r.'1r(li11,L' 1111 c-11l'o1`cr`111r=111. but. tlit,-sty went to tliv-ir prop-'1' place i11 Ihv \\'z1. pupr-r h;1. l1 \\".1s up to 1-\'e`.'_\' 1111*-111l)+~1' of 1.110 C`m1111'.i1 to l-'-n(l his aid in helping t,hr.- 1)Ull('<~ i11 v\'<=r_\' \\`;1_v p11.=.: . .\ policr>1m111 has 0111)` two eyes Ihv . as 1h1~ rest or 11.<, and he (:u1111m he 1-vs,-1`_\'-1 \Vl1`l`(~` 211 the $111111: H1111`. The Two Great Essentials in Handling Fruit Trees, nu nus Au.\.v--uuu...-nu.--.-...z. Head back the young tree at plant- ing time as is the present practice to counterbalance the root pruning incident to transplanting. Lliit subsequent pruning of the non-bear- in; tree to the removal of undesir- able branches and even then thin out ' too little rather than too much. Head ` back a branch only when necessary`. to shape the tree and then head back preferably to at slde branch. Prune lightly, recognizing that light prun- ing for the peach would be moderate m-unann fnr the nnnle. As the tree` w l i l l r l I lug I01` Lne peacn wuuxu ue uiuuciuuu `pruning for the apple. As the reaches maturity and hears heavily.` hea-vier pruning will have to be given 5 to maintain a proper supply of new 5 |growtl1.--I:`,. F. Palmer, Hort. Exp.` Estation. Vinelzuid Station. Banding the trunks and larger | limbs of apple trees with strips of: cloth has bf:(;`1l pnlcticed extensively? for the control of the codling moth. | This luellmd consists of tastcuixlg` 9. 3 band of cloth around the trunk, from l which the loose bark has been re-I Inm.-ed. Usually :1 llalld made from`, burlap, l'ol~(led to three thicknesses] 4 to 8 Inches wide. ls used. The cod- ling moth lurvuu. ur worms, crawlu beneath the band to form their co-{ coons and should hu (l(es-11-oyed by} hand at intu1`\'uls at ten days. Cut out. olxl wuml and thin the new | growth of -ux'r;m|s and gooseljewies 3 when the snow mws off. Too much I lnwmln and no cultivation make small ` 1 . l nuuu ul HAL c a s 1 berries. ! This is the (mm as ever before whvn every hzmlu.-r uught.to be u suuh-nl of agricultural economic: '1'm.- furxner is. studying marketing. 'l'l_1e hunk:-r must kuuw his way around that uub.n.~cL Flo:-licullurgul `Hints. The Northern Advance "\ lHl.. I vllmvixl `nin:.:: I W l':li]\\'2l_\' \\' Yl ! You can'vI tell :1 man 10 5401 out. and do it." `roplis: R<=e\'e .\I`d1"Iil1. "1"0r i11s1unc6~. in Plus : :,-'1'e.-zn`I_ 01 ilhe work is done in \\"i11`u>1' t.im<,~." _ `I`hat nrz1_v be a111vi_;-`I11 -Ihurv \v'hm`r ` `U1`_\' (Iraw the .2-`1`21\'ol 10 or 12 `n1`iIe.<." .'<,21i 1)<>q).-1{e(=\'n I.L*sli<', but inn`! hero. I\`<)In(- _L`.'I`&l\'(`] might be 1(h':1\\'1`. In the side 01` lhe loud and loft l`hm'(- until ro::(L\' 10 he pm on Wn the sp1~i11:." ; E On motion nl` D0p.-Il-on` l,u. and CUl1I1('iHOI' Rs>_\'xm1r1:<, H \\';\>' do-3 `aided Ihzu I1n:~: kfmnnril Hmil thr` :`~--:\v1- 0.. I... A L yin A (`nu Page F0111` \\ m. Slllht-`l`1ill1(1, Prod Clarksoll. Pmer G reen.=.i(1e.s. I')u\'i(1 Allen, l<`r;u1k : I-Iiu(ll-. 'I.`hn.~'. l(in~:;, I-Iurt 'l`l10mzxs, .'I`h0s. D0l1l1(`11_\'. A. l\'inr.:. Rubi. illlack. R. .\. .\`1ht1wrlz111d. John 8011108, ` W. S. l\'m:ned_\'. Chas. \\'rm1, C]d1`f'I]\"8i !.~`1'i_::lu-;\'. Thus. Conne`l. John J\'v1l_\'.! ;l)a\'i I\'i11:_-`. ` `K SI-lh (`.0n., ] to 7. Arthur 1}. jLi.t~l1c; 8.111 I() l 911eluI1: Rd.. 011. "1`hompson; l`:>m-t-.111: Rd. In H-~\vit`I's E C1'c(=k, Wm. \Vz11`nic:1; He\\`!itt s Creek 1&0 20111. Geo. (1-reen; 21st 10 25111, \\'.m. l1'w.in; 26th 10 Luke, Sam. \\' 1-N11 Con. 10 Es-.'~:a R(1., 1`\V. S. .\I0rmw; Essa Rd. 10 Pene-l :tan..-', K. i~`~=Lo\'e`11; .\lxi11 Rd. to g1-M11 Con. and to \\'hm'1'. John :}Im'si: I`e11eLzu1_: Rd. to .\liIche1l| :z1nr1 from Huh 10 ha)`. John Lmmox; 1 `L01 21} to lake and S-i(1liI]P lwrI\\'eo11` {I015 31) and 31, I-`rpd (Ines-1; \\-'.'l`.L. 11 1`) 1`! 1 I (`Inn-nnnn I I I :'INNIsFIL COUNCIL DEBATES ROAD WORK; g . . A . ` E 1`o]]()\\'u1:: Hus d:.~'(-n.~'$1011 Iho h_\'-1 1 law was passed wiumul. 1'1n'1hvr cum- zmem. '|`ho ()ICm:~' appointed to the `\'2u1iuus positions for -I111) ;us1Ii11:.:i run 1- turn - ` buns: ` 1 31h '(l|.'|U.N.\ S1'i}.-Xe)`; G zxcxoss 1 and .'_. 2. I]. 1.}, Jv), .l '1, \.,lil|l;'ll`U\"; Sideline henween lots 5 and S. Sutherland; L :2 and 3 Cons., W. J. Suvthn-rlan(l;l 4 and 5 C0ns.. S0011 Sl1a1'])n; Gish (301).. W. .\I. R0g:er.=; 7 and .`_. S, K! \\'(-`bb; .`_. S and SI zmd 10, \Van.; Small; 11 to E-ssu Rd.. 301'! I-Iub-' hem; i~`.i(le1ine bM,\vee11 10 and 11, :\cm.<:< 3 and -I. W. '1`. I-llillovk; 5 and 6:. Alex. .\I-.11's'na1I; 7 and 8. John Cowan; 9 and 10, Robl. Gib`? 11 and 12, Chas. .\I`inniku`in: ! to hay, .-\1\'in Wice; .~:i(1e1iu0i l)M\\'Pl`l1 21 ) and 21. zmross I and! n n...-m.-. mmm- H ..m1 .4 F (`.1-ncm-' |7|\lh'|l `Hill IHXE Kg Iimv for ro:1d\\'m1< 31:1)` and Jun:-, :-.`~ In (1:xr<:\ ..| n....\..... Ill ldhl` Ill l,'l|Il { \\'urk in S`\\".l1l1D$. I ;\l|`U. K\l\'llRll\lDUll, JV c.l|l\I I`). l\II !(,`.011+1Iu:l)1v; 1] and .'_. `I2, .1: `.\Ias(m; .'_- 12 to ha_\'. (100. l~`>n i.'~`i(]x`1i1]I-' Iwt\vee11 2:1 and :36. :14 :8 and fl. John I{<>Il_\'; 10. .1011 L`()l1d1'(1; 12 1.0 buy. 11111 (.`on.. . }m1ui11sn11: 12111 Con. In bu)`, tn. 1- 'l`l 11: `In `H ! H i | V ' URN \\ (`PH ..'.H illlu `2, O1`\'i1]r- Todd; and -Gvo. Riolmrdson; 4; , H31 r\' e_\' {`.\n.-.vuhL.- 11 .- ll lll`."l 1 EHll;.'h(`.<; _ n(l (`on ` III. .1. R. -.n\ c... as possmw. (S. 'Dhat s11'nn_L'-r ]i_:ln:< lw placed at Five Points. 7. 'I`hn.! spvciul t.mII'm oicer he placed at J-`ive ] (iiI1I.~` on lmsy Sut- urd-ny n-ighuls or an any other corner or street when Ihv Chi<~I' so I` m. . .1 nu, : . tlilwects.` -11. xllll. 'I`ml(l: 1 . I`rnmh1.\` I` Q. Iv)- nu: I\'HiI(2_\`; II, .. . l`..vI. `.~id(~lmI- 71h, (Tu ill I \ `ll:I\1(l .\ll(`ll, II-1.). uluuuu ll-:Iu, 1.0m. H`ul)h(.-rt; <-ro. and all I}o]~1e 1 i\\'. ll. R(',(1(H(`k; I341 Cnn.. 1-, .- \\'im-: |i~`ll>. Wan. \\'0nch; .\I;u`. Ruivvs; 1U-`.`.0. R0) 21- l`h0.<. .\`:1\v_v-2'; 25 In in] rm`... :'.,r: I.'n.. H ]|1l|l|\\1I_\ \ w }in_L:;1lc-; 2 11111 (301).. \|' I I n. L I l`.l .;. uuunu m. Iv'|\ Iivzrr; 21-2 5, I-`rm 1:\ko_ ][zn'1'_\' l\Ia}'0r. \I .~ (`nun I.- ...l:h-nu l`m1.. l~:). .\(xu.1sm1 .\n'|\x-um--, u-nu, .I:x.~'. Cnnnvll; 11-15. Rum. U0_\`ce; lo:-:10. Rom. 'l`l1mnp: 21-25. ,ls:I:1(' >`prin.-4: from `_'5`Ih in lake. al- isu | Yrmn EH11 Con. to lake John l\'~l1_\'; Snh Cnn.. 1-5, Jam. I-1'-1 ilvit-1'; 6'--10. l.s`u:u' .\Hr*n; 11-15, (`-red} |I -ur-uvk; III-:30, \\ . J. .\'(\u1ey; 21`: . . . 1. uv... n. 11ml. (`nu r .\I 1`. Cum 1:: z1 Cmmvil com- plz1.iniH}.': that no wm'l< \vus done mu tlw sixxh lino 1:151 )'(*il1`. and asking 1'01` nine :1(1dit,im1 work this sum- 1ll(`.l`. Ho fvlt 1114:! it was fn'had shape and 11r-rider] repui1'i11:.. l Hll{(`, .H`i1I'I`_\' .\Id-_VUI'. 1 .\h-. Curfrmt u.ske~d the Council to Give him at H1110 1<`('\\'il_\' in tho mut- 101' m` 1)uyi11:: his t-.1xvs, but \m.s 111-- \\ `III nn1(l.~'; 1'1`; II-I luliu, .' \\' us ~r\.|\/\.|. nu-.. . . ... .... 8. That. the Chis-I` (-untinue 105 smld in \\'1wi`I.Ien reports (,-\':>r_\' Iln'<`: months regnr(I.i11g r-nnviclions and} such other numors as nm_\' lw in the` ymblic inIere~.x'L to l`(*p0l`I ] . a .. n\\. .. .L, L....., ..4 I`I.\ in-In (Continued D1-on1 page mfe) u_\ , u- I HI fl'm'(1 ~ `)1 .un.. l-;:, `Inns. ;\ll|'ll, In-|u.v .\l:u'q1Iis; 1'ti-:20. Chzls. .\"m-`I11-` :31 to lake. Gvu. Lamb; SUI) . .\(l(lis .\l0l\'on'/.iv\; 6-10,; \l1- 11 11 I-):\`x 1h\\`r\n" _\!`l, H`|1 l.:m1l>m=I. I) 1 0 F`. I \n .1` .\Hon; I I -in Ull-. l'ul, l.m-l\'h:n'I; 1 I` nn \\ I., 1'-), alulu \IHI|,-.uu. -v . M51191`; 11-15. .\. Bull; 1 . Totld; 21 to lake. SIM-rln 1:11] Can. mm 1-5. Ch` ~; Ii-10,_\lhm'l Ruins-,\`; 1 W211.-t; 16-20. John 21, 'lh0.~'. .\Ikinson; E In Ju.~:. .\ndm'sm1; G- \n..... 11 1.. l)inh...-A (`- H"_.H_ \\ . .Inhn.~vlm1; ; (i~11I. 1|`: DR. H. |`. \'iw<-?1'.< and Sheep \'z11uum rs LANDL(Ei15S__MII'f - PAY `STREET OILINGI I :nh1nu. .14., \|'l `ll! .;". nun_\ H) lulw, \V. J. }21le.<:| John (`n1-Ii,-4:111: 6: to ;hex'; 115-? M; S111-rnuxn Ims1-5. Chz1s.[ .... 11 ` 1n cu....4 D 1 I'..4lVv \V ul. :1. Br\\\'sl<-r; H 1111101`; 1 `I .' I) \ r\`1. \\ Until, ll`l`\J,` s; Roy Jack; \v_\'-:'; lake and. 5-H, Kin: 1~[t1;~ut.nn; I l`hn.<. .~\l1vn; 10-15.? 1.1: on t`I....- \m-uh-` ... H. LI [0 `. lulu`. ,`l4(I l ..'. l. HVI \).`h I (lll\l| 13 and 4. C. (`:1-os:n;" v Rulsatm); 7 and ; El and 10. Ru.~,s(>ll .l;u11e:~:: n l~`>nnoIl;! 1 2: . :1c1't).=:.s` John sf 11.1. In." lnhn u`\ Illfl`, I U-..'. U. [~`1'L-xi \\'L-M); ll-ISI, Ann .1. L0n11:u`(1; 1`.3Ilh (,`(m.. C1:u'on(-~ Gr 1`; 16-30. B .1 \I`..\.l.- 0 nun H nun nvil llw m0nIh.~` r ,1... .. Hlll`lu\lHl, U`lU, Richa rd Cun- nlxlun-q o 1'.-nan (Continued from page one) de1eg`zvti011 that t11e 01':.;'2111i7.e(1 boys` I.1!`Ol1*}')S 11-.111 110 : 1111109 to hold their 111eeti11_:s and I1':1111i11;; classes. The fire 111111 would serve the put`- poso, 111111 as it had 1101. hoen used by the n: 11.-p:11*t.111e11t, the boys and those i11te1'(,>s1tet1 111 1110111 would up- 1')1`(,*(`i21I(,` it, it` the Cnunr.-111 saw fit to g1'zu1t the p1*i\'i1e:`<~ `of 115111;: 11101 I)111ildin_:. 1`11<-.\1a,\=r11' z1.. thv (le1U_.f.."}l'[.iU11 `the 111a1t.tv1' \v0111d 1'ocei\~e' the (*(111si(1t`1'z11t.i011 01` the C01111oiI. The C11:1:i1'111z111 of Ii1'e and 1 0li(-o said that with the l<`i1'v Chief 111,3 \vouI(1 go imo thv 111z1!te1' 111111 (1e(`i(l(f- w11e1t11e:1` 1111- 111-11 (1l`Dil.1 111114`11I \\'0ul(1 1'eq11i1'= rhv 1)111'1(1i11_-4 01' not. '\l1ln11n1-an \\ -.Hu-in \|'-1v\nI1 on CROSSLEY HI` [HUI] I ll! (1 1`u,::'in:.: 1'epai1'i1L: )"Ilc LU lill\L1, | 1-5. 1<`.~1--5 11-1 `.1'c(l} 21 : ; lnmh Con.,i 6-10, John` .\`n1]wr1:1nd; I Wm. N>i.::l1t-! (H-0. .\lur~lin;] v:|. `. :3 1n 1 l\\l. `LU 1 '1'. } Mitchell } r 3 lwslxveon ` I; W. `.L. \L \.;(.l ll ` I'1'o*m , t ICw:u"I, I .-\1'thur l 11 `l.. . g_ , Ayn. , [>1-.11`r.\` T`uIn.~- I H I run, Brock i 01! vni D. , John . I.`.l 1 Julta, Au \I|u|\\ on tho r 1; -rman _ Chas` i ImV1ncd 111 11,10 do so. In I).i Don.-Re 5-L11La depuluti 5111 l I II I puuuu llllLl\I-I4 ... ..`.\,... 1!. That the hour-.4 of 111: hi; pnliomnen be S p.m. till 5 ;1.`m. 10. In (:u. of a fire 0(`CllI'I'i on any of lhc mudn st.reL-Is 1 police uru to regulzuw Ihv traic. The l'.1~`.O. shipped a line mr istock on T11ee'dz1y. | Miss E. Hurpr.-r 0|.` Barrie visi: iher pzu`c-1m.s here this week. . \I.. 1: n-,.. 1 1 All J.)(lll|U. Mrs. Thus. I-Iexvsoxl and Mrs. (M I~Iew. spent :1 couple .12.` l:l_\'s` P.:11`1'i<- lasl wevk. -'\lnr- f` \!l: . AJIlIlIl' l1lB| \\ \:l l\. I =_\l1`s. C. .~\1list0n 01' Maple spa-m ifew days with 111'. and _\lr.<. ;}I00\'(`1' recently. I 'l`I\.\ nu.~Hu.. h`I1I\ :.\.....x I... 111'.` 1021.1) you 1' 1w.<(1:1y. mil tin:.: '1. . \ L'un1n_:,'. .\l 21 W11 I). ('XllU I n10rt`usin ]`.3Ih, |ll('ll(l (M1100 on \\'czxIl1<--1' I12l\'l 1 \ I x W I .\h'. I`ain.<\\'ick <.-110.11` pm`! ed '1`.h.0 been um Belle Ewzwt, halve rotuxned 11 mhe worlc being c.omple~ted. nu. and lusx S!` of this he1pin:.: wiH1 .. .- .\I1`.~:. (Emu. U11-H !'I2li]1(-'.`(l l-`ri(1u.\' owning. 1 . 1ime. \'ic the AL, .\1`nnl1 5'1. \\'!m low \1 01"; l".l`ll'5` .\!; I`u- h:.\. L- hill'\'L'S{ .1. ,u:, . i I 4 I s I l`.11<.- 111_*n1bers' 01' the )`.cI!m(l1':1| choir spent 21 very pls.-21521111 L`\'L I1ill.;\ 1 I at 1110 home ti` .\I1'. and .\I:'s. I-Ildvm \\*'iC<-- rm J"1'i(`.:1_\`. .~\1'te1' I11: usual Vchoir p1':u-`Li-;~:, :_"a11w:~: and mu-:.1c more imuch 0n_ir);.'<.l by all. g The de-al.h of Mr. John Ir\'in:,- 00-] `r.-u1`re(l on .\Iom1:1,v eveninj; :1I'IIcr 21. {short illness. 1`ul!m\"in;.-, :1 .s'11`0lu-f `which svized him a few (111_\'.\' he-I'o1`e ;his deznh. The x'e.n1vai11s will he in} {interred in the Si.\vth Lino cemetc1'_v. Depeet s_\`111'11uthy is exnelulvd 10 the` sorrowing _f-riends. g 111111111152. 1 Thu l'l`1'$l))'l('1`i1ll1 c.Imi1' 111:`; ;choir p1'z1c1iCe 211111 ,~'1)(`i;11 1-vm llhu home 01' .\II`. and .\I1':<. : ilnnd last week. ' Miss .\l. .-\1'.~'11o. Retlwillg; Best l't1nc_\' ....,. ., .. .-.c -. .-..w... The uiasquerade ca1'ni\'2tl held 12151 Thursday evening under the aus- pices ol` the Stroud Curling Club~ proved one of the most successful `events of the sezison. I.:1.rge nu~m-t bers of both specta~t0rs and skauters. attended. Barrie, Painswiclt, Lerroy .and other surroiunding `towns and villages were well 1'ep1`<.>.sented. -\, splendid array of various costumes` were on parade, giving the judges some diflictiltty in u\\'a.rding t.l1(-` prizes. On splendid ice the con- testants skated to the excellent music of the Sttroud band and were .ably judged by Mrs. O. I3la.ck, Mrs. G. Harper and .\less1's. L. Black, L., Webb, .]r., and C. \V1`igl1t, and me: l'~ollowring carried awzty the liberal" prizes: Beat 'f.u11('_\' (lressed lady, - dressed _L:e11tlen1ai1. Miss .\I. .\`uthe~r- 1 learn] L i1tHa- Th:-cf l'nnn\- ti 1-nccml l .`?u1'irm v in B. Webb and s*p<>uL J"x`i(!a,\' 1`.4:. vrin I Efolmmd thai Council On An .-A Ruzs1<--~I .1'icl Thu! Cnn1miI-1m- on high! and \\'utm' (?()I1Hi(l(.'I` Ihv_ zL(l\'iszLl)ilui1y of p1acin_-.: a light on Lhv` corner of (:-mm and I3m*r*z_\' .N`t.s. ` l m1(-hor r'l`_\`1`m' 'I`l1ut this :s'eav'.< Council tax the oi1in_:,- 01' strc-4.-is Ln` plupz-My m\'n<~1's ' I.il.s,~tm' - Tyx'o1` - 'l`hu1 the simxwznlk ' on 1110 0-u.<.-I s-.idu~ of L`luppm~mn S1.` hel.weon C0111:-1' and \\'m~. In ..u,..,\.1 Iu uu Dr*p.-Re0\'v Lnslio intimated that an depututiun. G9()1'_;v Vit-kors and H. A. 1'Ie.m',\'. was 10 have hm-n presc-n~t in conmw-lion \\"iuI.h u I'eq1msl for the npenzing ol` :1 mm] near 'l`o]lenduIe. .-\.< Iho (1vpn1nIion did no! zlDDt`i1l'. nothin-_L," was done in -the Ixmtter. Thu z10ct)1uM :rm- roadwork :I`m* 19211 alnolmtin`-.-' to $14,.`HHi.f>2. was (`emi- ed to by Cmlncil and sent on H) the I 1'(n'inc-iul (:vo\'or1m1ent. .. . 1 n .. i I I I .\!0n1i0n was made of :lH1`.lll])Iil1,'l 110 ;:v1 I~I.\'d~m-1-Zlec-tric p0\\':=1' for 1-he use of HM` rarlnex-s in thv township {hm no doI`mi1c- sclmnle was outlined.. . 2 The l"innno0 and \Vo1`ks Commit-1 ., 4,... ..n .. nuvn .... rnllnu-u - i 1 toe 1'=porls are as follows: E 1 .\ m:Ihm~n .\d\':1n(-0, $68.50: Good I . ._ I Roads .\ssn(-i:1H0n fee, $0.00: W. B.` Hit.-nn, .\.~'.<(`5`S()l`. salary, $150.00; Jnhn Rt -_\`1m]d.<, Sr11`0ud 01`:l11gn I-Julll for (",mmr*i1 nu-o~tin:.:, $2.00. | Hnalxls and I}I`i(1:_v'o.~' [ 11th : '1`. 1}m\'-nmn, drau- ,..:...- .1-.-1 nn. on. ..n.I nth Fun: I i`-'.lllf~'.. '31).` i D0\\`1nun. I~I11::l1us, : !I`im> \V'.. $5.00; G` i r:r..m\.. ...1 U-}>{).UU; \v\\lllIlllUu1`_\ AlH\l .llIlIl.`Hll, .\.| if-Illbhurd. 1'o:1dn\'m'1<, $10.00; 12111 {C0n., 1}. Rear, (11'a_;`;:im-f. $-1.:';I'I; Hmh tCnn.. I-I. Carr. (h*z1.:.,*:.vin;:, .2.;')0; 20lh |C0n., .-\. I r-Mt. (11'z1::_'4in_:. 3.12.00; 1-`. `l mu-m`-l< .2 -:1\'e1, $3.00; '1`. B()\\'l1li111. gravel. $11,611). ..r -:-1n ...,`..n n.-.1n.-n.`l tn 5.`.-m, Expon;~'(>s of $10 wore orclerml to ho paid 10 I)<--p.-Rem`r~ Leslie ns`de1e- _::-.no In (loud Roads Cnnve~nvtion. | .~ ., ,. \1._.. I LUU\L'I IUCUIILI). The (`1l11iI]f; club `-nn \`DJl' nurxnt--xuin HIUIIIH`, J. l)U\\-lllilll. lHxl:' 3.00; 8111 and 1111) Con.<.. I. 1. (wins. $1.50; Skth C(m., H. $10.00; 'I`0\vn- . \\='. 'l(11(=,o:-lm\\'. (1r:1_:::i11.:. G\\'i]1i1x1*1)x|1`_\' and Innistil, .\. `I .-.....`lun..1,~ Q 1 {I III} - 1 0.11: STROUD [ll l,']Il'l I) u\\ |n'I n r-- ~ (-omplmetl. I`_\'1'm' - I.iIS[<~I' t\ I) I ll..u.:..uvn. Pi l12l11(`(` Cro_s__s]ey&Leonard ]`1n1x'.=dv.1,\'. S1m<,1z1_\', .!u_\` Will) !'eluLi\'esI _ I 01. \'isi;e I her d:u1:.;h:er i I inn-ml hz1\'in:; nu I\nr. (H. \\'r UNIOIII MEETINGS THREE CLOSING NIGHTS In Central Church had no 1)o\\'m'1 itrrmd nn Mon- M a roll I\. II Pinko I ` nu n GREAT SUBJECTS .\Iiud Your Own 1`.u.- No man should 1ni:<.s~ this .\I:1r<-11 `J, 7 p:m.: Ln\v . v.- I'uIu`-', (L Huthex'- .\I:u`r-h 4', 7.4: : p.m.: "I1'mu Plow I-I:1n(IIv 10 1'1 Hm ml their ... I ; Miss Muho] Robinson has S('(`l|1'(.`d |u. po:~1iti0n in 'l`01'umo. ' \\"11l`u>\1' Jmms is in the city for ta-n |(ln_\'s \'isitim.; relatives there. , \ViIsm1 l`o1'be(< hu_s 1'et1n'ne from ['l`01'0nm :1I`I(=r \'i. friends ilwre. | R. D. G-ibhnns mu(l(= a short \'|i;s.i~I: '10 his humv 1101'!` on >`nn(1u_\', hu\'i11<.; `r:mm'- up on I119 rzxdiul from 'I`01`0nI.0 gund \\':1Ilwrl zu,-m.<.~' Ihv lake 011 HH; i(-0. Hv \\'us uc('u1np;u)i<> I)_\ ` Iinrnc-_\' l\'nam>. who calm: up In l1;1v;- fen. l(H)I{ Hxrmluh ht: {'t|H!|`~n --v vim .uArm In Grove is here. luuuun K/U1 t`IJllU1l. Tlxe \\'omen'.< .\u.\'iIiu1'_\' of Ch1'isL Tcllurch held an se\\'ing meeting at the `r0c.tor_\' last .1-`1-itlzu` 21I'Ie1'n0on. I \\'r.I nrn tr]-.111 1n run.-9 vknr \l--~ \\ U NYE .Jos. .\l(- ! 21 Her hm ` \l .. \Ilill\'.\ \\nxH\I`| of \\'m'l<.< (-.0n. of l`0D2liI'i!]_L` .~'i(lv 'u 0!` Cn.mhe1'!21nd $1.. Reid S1. 1 nuvnv-_ .\l-u1nnn|<: Your S-Landin:._: Com-mi.trtee-on Fire` and Poluice beg to reporwt, that Wei havo round me Police Depa.x'tn1en.t in 1`a\'ot1raJ)Ie conchit-Iou. The Chief! and his men appzLren-t1_\' doing` all in} their power to fulll Lheir oblxiga-} H9115. We would 1'r.coun=me11d as" follows 2 i Hus. .\l (-C1e1mu11 is imp1`0\'ing !:l1"lel' lwr l`(`('L`I1[ . illness. llissos .\l`u1'iun Arnold and Leila LDa\`.is or Toromn ;\'0rmal School ispmn 1114: week end at 1,heir`re- `specnive homes. " `.-um. o'U.'\\'i11`L Uu rue.s(u1_\'. , )fui.s.~. .\. .\IcKenzio has 1'et=.11'ncd ihome al`1e1' \'iSiUl1_L:' in Barrie. 3 .\I1'. '95. C()l7b(*l:I of '1`oron:io is i\'isit.in;: his Il1()II1(`!', .\I1's. P. Banting. Mrs. .\i_\-`les of 'l`ho1'nbury is visit- Iingr her (1z111:.: }1=l(=1'. Miss Edith Myles. 1 Miss I?`r_\` oi` Z\'c,-\\"111-arket is stay- }1n..; at hm` b1'other .<, M1`. \Vm. Fry. 5 Mrs. D. .\l. Counts is '.-'isi:ting friends in Bm(1`I'01`(l and Newton Robinson. | 0 I l I I 'T\I\ \v:,. [$111. uunznu ll-Ulll IN . '11;-;u' .\Il1stou. ' (1. 1.. Uuvis \\':|s ix week 21>: 2L (1e1e:.;.'.1u.- `Roads Convenlion. ` 'l`hn \x',\...,\..-. \ We are showing the nest , range of Ladies and Miss- - es Coats to be found in _Simcoe County. Simmons : or rt , F `LVJ \I\Js L\.l}l.H|lbIUIl. i The Mission Circle met. at the ihome of Mrs. J. R. Jan1ies0x1 on 41-`1'i(1a_\' evening. Fob. 29:th. I x\ nnnrrrm-~ufinnuI cn/'n'u'I uvill 1..- ll. 1J. Lv`ll)l In r.-mmv and \ -- L` Hun- pzwentul moi`. M1`. and Mrs. \\'es1<=_\' Tracy of Mid- hurst called on their uncle, Geo. P. Tracy. on Su11(121y. - I-I`zu'o1d Linds-.1,\' of 1`o1'onto spent the xvoek end w'i.Il1 his paremts, M1`. and Mrs. Lindsay. at the Cedars. Much . is felt for Mr. innd .\h`.<. \\'u1=Im' Middleton, oi: lHendrie, \\'h0so Lwo weeks` old in- lfzml, (lic-(1 antl \v'.Ls interred in the lI\Iim-.si11}:.' cmne.Lor_\' lust, I1'idz1_v. I T`hn nu.-nhvnl in fhn T7u~inr-nan D3111: '\ll .l).L:.l., n\|HTlll -VllHU`il.\ llHUt'IV `LUV I The \\'..\. met 21.1 the home of .\Ix=s. .-\.1o.\ . S`[(`\\'u1`L on '1`ue.sdz1_\'. \T.I'QQ .\ \Inl.'._\nrp.. I. , I-311-s. Cuokv of Tormrto is visiting her b1'o`Iher, Rl'\'. .\lr. I<`o1`t11e1', and `his 1'amvil_\'. Miss R00 and |n'0111m' 'I`.h0mas. 01' B.C.I., spent Suml`a,\' under ~t.he i'\'1 P1371. H I I-nn|' Ill] hl)Clill l(IllL'llUll. IHU lllllillllhlllllnh of this hurg look for-\'zn'(l to the annual (*:n'ni\'z11 us one of the e\'e11t=s of the _\'}1ll`. In thv do-nth of Miss .WzL1'g:11'et ']`om1`ins0n :11. an zu1\'a11c(.-d :1.:.';e, this \`icini1_\' losos um` 01' its few 1'emzLin- h1_; pimu--rs. She will be much missed in hm" 12110 home. H01` bro- icommunity in lheir sud he1'ou\'e- ment. hhers have tho syn1puH1_v of the umu m. Lowtwr--~M:11(-mnsrm 'I`h.M I of \V'0rks haw uljlch on north of Dunlap $1.. hr-L\\'v0n .\Inlc um] Bm`('7.y S1,, np_-In-(1 up 10 off surplus xvatmn 17a vlv-itlwn ._.nl1Q]{--~ '1`h1ll H10 A\lllll'-Bl|l_`-'. |.'l`llll`-l.!,`|_\ Ill-hl, 1` llllil). The carnival in the Princess Rink was wvll a:t\t.m1ded and xvas 21 success- ful social function. The inh:L1)iA.z111l.s 01' look one r\" 1 I. /\ x-.\.. .. DR.-\I`I`1R -]'51'ZI.L .\1 B211'1`io, 011 \\'r>d111=.<.1zL\'. .\le11'(-,h 1', by Rev. A. R. Box-01-Ie_\', Lnrno Draper to Lonnu. 11111110110 Bell, both 0-1 Elm- vale. i 3 mu. Specizll : us hulcl ....u In tut, p.m. M1`. and .\Ir.<. p-. I-M... The pU.~'Ipm10(i "sale 01' us held last l"hur.~:(lz1_\'. W. .\. 'J`1mmpson of liztrri. ilh f)'l|lIl\ll< hum. I-.;2 u....u. .'L`lUl_\ Jilbt I'I'1u2l_\ unernoon. \\'e are glad to mport Lhut .\l1`;~:. us, \lr-(`.InIn1nn i. a...m`...-:.`.. 8TH LINE, INFISFIL u. ur \\zl.\ UL` urnr-_\' ('1 Hn'n1I_:]1 his It-h THURSDAY, .\IARCH 6, 1924 . J HUI l`ricn(l;< m. l\...... UH Surplus \\`un-r. 1 m`t1'id;.:r~ ~-- Rusk" (most of .\. W. `.00 ed. \v..I1-nu-,,, l".v~-11-4.\`.. (HE _`-3lilU U) |....- .........\ . ... THORNTON .\I.\HI{l.\(il-IS nnpnuu UL J.)ill'l'lI hen: lust \\v'(-)1: I`i(`(- \\'l1iIe.-3ide i. with IVY .\lurshu1] u ll(=I'u It Pulpil. ' .\sh \\'u(l1ws-'1:J.y ulican <-hu1`ch an. 'l`orm1t0 last Io Ihe Unud 01' Elm 1'2-lzu ives ed. ` \\'z1ll _\'- That, the Clerk be .'n.'t1101'i7.(-d to (-0n1n11u1`ica1o. with Comrollor I~`n.:~ter, Toronto. in(1ai(-:\t- ing thmt Hm 'l`nwn of Barrio (lf`: to co-opmmo in an ol'l'(>rl in iI1(llH.`l ; the (`.m'er1nnm1t to zmptn-H011 scum of tho ro\'vnur- vnxn nH'r?n1` \`ehi-ht` r ... ulm unmir-.'m7L1ii.ies. ' ' .\I 1`. Le)` :;11lin:.',er 1| |'~: vln Re-pom 01' I-`inu11ce C0111.11ni-tton Ill` Hlilll \\':1H\'m' I. vnnr- Irmn xmru municipzmties. .\IoLinn.~x |?`l'. lusI:- 'I`.hz1l 1) (`.00df(-llu\\' lw Hill 1|` [ runtml. m- vm. ... .. -,...u up, x,\.-mu ' 1?HiI1f.`.' :1 street in, when snow is go-: same attemled to! u. u an) l1(`l`(l of H154. W01: 21? UHCP` ..o.. occurrin $1.I`0L*I.S I... innin u r-- 111? msnn |`h.rI 11011111! Mtlv` .\Iulous1-1' I\1uI\t\l` nu tn (Il1I\lII' rank 'I`hul Ihw roqn d 14- (ls-ml l.H~os or! .l`ll 'l`hzm I 111- 21 I1 1. 1 H10 l'3mn'tl :l(l\"i.`42Ll)HiI_\' north sidv` Willizxm Iu u ) n1embe1'.< ` uppr eci`z11r:' , IlC| " " " A , . 1 1 M1`. .\l1z11121(-_\' wa.-s :1 1111111 01 111:111y1 3011,. uccnmplisl11ne11`Ls. 211111 1~u11t1`ib11ted ! 1 I 1` 1 ; mm, much to tlw .<.m-iul as well as the b11s 1111+-1'e.s`ls of H10 town in the early (lays Df1I`l1i('1Ilzll'l)'. He was 1:11) z1.l>l1> 11111siciz1n. and playetl thc-l -me, 1,e`,1'io1i11. co1'0111~I and piano. .\11 :11`-i Ry ;,~.`l[_'1lo111I .-pn1't:~'.111:111. he \\';1s 21 01:11-I11 Cm.ne,~.=l11)I 111111 1-11_11)_ve1l all (1111-110111` 21111105: (1i].c,5_`(11' skill and s(1'0I);.':t.lI. l1>1- 1111111)`: We m:_\'1an1's .\l1'. .\`l1111111(`_\` l1vl1l Ilw 1111111. nil \. HHMJ;111111111 -1'_111:1s101` 111 1111 3:`;-Il1 l)21ll11l11)n. his and ; F01`. 11111-1y o\'1=11 ye-ars 119 111-11! tho` _ mg] 11051211111 01' 1111111113 <.'0ll1=r-101` 111` l11l:111(l1 1Re\'e1111v, and was s11pe1'21111111:1le ,_ only two _\~1-111's 11:41). He \\':1s-' also `;nmgm nus i11spM_-101` for 1111111)` y12:11`s. \V 1|: The xijzht. I. . ` -`ll. .\l(ll_\ PI ljl` _. P lminz C. '1`. slinm .\IrmI`u~_ )`{()'.\'.-ill and I Recon1~1ne11ded 1:11`-at M1`. Boys, Lownv` solici-1.01-, be an-[hm-ized to make 01'- fer of se-ttlemen-t to Ur. .\IcC0nke>_\',`~ 01' Kearney, in c-onnec-Lion with judg-] ment re wood dispute. - ` That. no action be Iaken on the` request of .\I1's. Bmhwell for reduc-; ion in taxes on her property on} Thunlnn Q! . :1 \\ in) il L Sz1t1n1"(1;1.3', "H. -.-. On T'hnrs(l:1_\` 1:151, FM). at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. .-\1' 58 B-ul(l\\"i11 S1,. dezrth came very pence- `1`u1l_\` I0 .\1x'. .-\ndre.w Robinson after` `:1, \-'or_\' brief illness of only :1 fmv. ](1u.~,\`..<. He herd a`l,tz1ine the ;;00 `age 01' 110111` score years ayncl had lnxude his home with hig I1i>>c_c. .\1r.. 1H. .\rde1l. for the past ve _\'c=;1r.<. iaon1ing hore from Ingersoll. He was bum in 1844 in To1'1`a1'1ce County, flrelnntl. and was lmmarried. The `l`11ne1".11 was held on Sunda.y from the .\1`d(a1l home, w-inh a service at the house at 2 p.~m.. conducted Iby .Rev. \V. J. \\'a:1:t of Essa Sal. I 1'esby- terian church, and from there to the iI'n.ion (-emetery. :'I`he pull :)eu1'ers- luvnv-0 \II' \ Mace \TI' '1` nlv-11' \h- 4` luclr Jll. .\. AVl:bD, All. A. U1`: :\V. Barron, .\h'. \V. Rusk, `\\"hiteb1'ez1(1 and .\II'. \V. )1; ! Dhosc= from mmt 01' town \Vh( ghero for the funeral were _\ `Brow.-I of Trout! Creek, Mrs. .\ '0f Tovomo and Miss A. Arde I311`. M . 1`u_\'Io1' 01 Cochrane. .\Ii(rhzw1 Jnsepll . \`.hzn1ac_\', one of Ihe oldest resvi(le11I.s of I3zu~1'ie. pass- ed away at his home on Mulcaster ist. on .\Iouda_\' morning. .\Ir. Shan- 11(.`}' had Cel<:b1'zuIe.d his 80th birth- ] 2 I 2 l I `(Lay on the second 01`. No\'embe1' '1-ash] I 1 ( I 111ml had been at 1'esid91m. or I3a1`rie since ho was eight, years 01' 213.1". He was the youngest son 01' thn lute E311`. and Mrs. Joseph 8112111210)` and {\\'m< horn in the `township of \\'e=. I (1-wi1l`Lmbu1;\'. _\I |n11`is] `of 1110 5 Lznzurtz. '1;-1.11:... H ` l`h- I'um-`ml louk place or 1-.1I'te1`nuon. .\l:u'ch 3:11. am tww flu St. I 21111's 091119-tor: Cimlsin.-: was in (`1lll`_`-4'9 01' `erul S(`I'\'i(", wihch was he] . l\1\ ... C: (u -`C 5 lmuse. uuu .u|:>. ucuuub L'z1m<- In Cz111adt1 in sidctl in I-nnisl_ F Knot-uputimu he xvas The funm`21.l lakes `noon. _\IilI`('h with. ..- I. 1'.) . f`.~....n '[\he rlezrlh took place on .\I0n(1`a,v, .\lm'ch brd. 0l"J~0-hn Johnston 11`\'in::, ol` Iunistil, ml the age of 74 years. l)ecea.se \\'-as born in Scotland on Jun. -Hh, 1:450. :1 son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James K. 11'\"in:.;'. He to 1858 and has 1'<:~ :irIn:l Inns`;-H1 `D~ in r.\':\u ,.:n,.,. I I ` Dnt-misc-(1 g \\'i(1m\'. who 1'J-nnio Dean. i\.:(. 4'... ...:n Lion Dunlop Th-,ni 4 V 1115 uxrw 1` Hpcarn 1. HM`. and I...-nu. [in SL1l'i'ex`ix1g frmn 1~he1m1atism ex- tei1din_<.; over 21 period 01` six months, Donald E(L\\'iI1 .\IcDm1:1i(l. niine, yeai old son of Mr. and .\Ii1`s. Donald .\lc- l)0nul(l, pussvd :1way 21-! his home. lot 27, (-oiicu.-sioii 1. Sunnidalo, on .\I()11(I:1y. .\iu1`ch 3. The ,\'OllI1;," boy rhzul been ill since last Seplmirlmr. ! 'l1he funeral took place on \\'(`-d~ "in-sdu_\' u.iitui'n00n, .\l,2u`('h 5411, L0 .I.\Iim`.s'in_: C4-1m'101'_\'. I `ULK u1:uI `all who lH'l, (lllll Ill. .\. J. Dlli h2|Hl`(`. l :\.. and thron J*`I'I'.\` .\l('C1':u'. Bunk `sluff. ]3M'1nu(lu; C. E. (and Mi:+: l\'u.th1evn .\l(` ,m>r. l`h<- lzme .\h'. S `IlHglnh(`-1` or thv l\'.( (11! n \ ,n1. .1: ,hi::h -n.,.... .`\\ |'l`Il_\ . :1! H"-nd~(l 1.-. \I......'. |).\.\' I I'll` I-`i{l'}Dl`Il{l( `N ()l'.\ .\"l"/I 1)n11i<-l u~.. .- ..c ])().\'.~\ LD l'}D\\'l.\' )lcDOI\';\LD Thu 1. 'I`hat. new unniform be pro-l Cl_l_l_`(_?d rm` Chief Case. 1 2. 'l`.ha.t Report No. :7 of Police` Comvmvimee adopted ;\Ia_v Isl. 1922,! regarding the S'dI]i|2l1 }` In. be enforced. .... . .~.. - ,. .. u,s., ._.,__, lll||lll|ll.'-- sVl'l .\|nr <-hurch. l|'}l.l.\. .\ l.l"l{l'Il) l.ll)(i()l.D J()l-l.\' .l()H.\'S'1'().\' 1l{\`l.\'(.' u L'?;'lllt1lL`L_\`. slllb` pun .)uu1'e Mr. .\. Ness, Mr. T. G1'-ay, Mr. Rnrrnn \h- \\7 'Rn:I: \I1- I.` .\ll(`H;\|r}l: J. `SH.\.\'.\(,7Y llilh" l'll'ilI' 1 l'1`4wl1 m `lhv Clerk :1 hy-I:1\\' ~e..0.`.... OBITUARY .\.\'l)lH'I\\' R()l}IN.`:'O.\ 11'e(1orick Qu'.mt'/. pzmst-(I his home at, l ains.\\'1('.l: on ', .\I~21rci1 1, at the ripe age -ars. ])L`('0Z1.`G(1 was born in nu \nn|x:M `)1: 101:` .. , 1: nova] ttmk ....:.... 0,... Iieoxv Husk i111"m:11c(l to I or` Council that he wmlld u} it if any member sr-eixlg ; z1t`len=ti011 sno' would have alto n0 unnu rning. :~`m'\ri(-:2 \\'u.s lmm at _\"s \\"1wrnI`oq11i I.<.~' was (:(*}UhHl.lf`(l by Donn l`hn |\'ni'.:hIs nI' (inlumhus I in a, body. lnlermu-nl :11 :Hnmv1'_\', Iht` p_:1l1 lw:n'm':~; 7. l)0\'Iin. C. Ilinds. \\'iI-I .-,. `.... . U... 11 (H... I . . II llHl.'llll LUlH\ [lHU'l' UH \\ |`H\'H-W In .\u;lI.-1. .;.u, `.zLI.- M1`. and I)e(:va.<,(-(1 was m and l1i;."}1]_v knc-\\` him. :s-d ls su1'\'.n'ml by HIS] War; I'm`lnm']_\' .\Iiss! )o.an. .\I.s-0 um childrnn by" \\'iI r~ Iwlm xvns .\Ii.<.< K. Mrs. C. J. .\IcCr:1(~. of .~`.1,' Dr. .\. J. Slnznxx-.1(~,,\'. \\'i1|< .. _-.:rum1(~l1i1drun, `('C1`:u~. Bank 01' Cmmm-1'00 , ..- I` 1.` \r,.rv...`,. \l /`I uIL'n Ulll` I11ni. >`3l"\{`H _\ L`xll-3 ll?` ll"llI llIl.'\ I doputy ln1un(17 r... 4'. . ......... ...\...... .\ ||I _~`-'.|Ill||llI_ lHl' I|TI||I"`l mar-11 and Rm`. \\';1M. ' [.mvm' 'l`h21t H14` Hmxml 01' nsidvr lhv ml\'i.~'uhi1iI_\' 0|` Hm .s'lX'(-0! zll `m|1\\'vH'.~` u1zt_\, .u|.l '.\h-. M1`. 1:. .\larsl1u11.I who \\'eroi in funnx-ml uvnvn \T--u \ \\'nIl\\'in '1`? -loaf` the men .1` `name " place this z117tr-r- to Si.\'HlLi]1(< iul ll ll. l,<|Hl I\'vz11'n.<. IJLIHIULI DL. I`hwt tt _u;nu1t of $1204) be made to: the Vic-t.o1=ian Order or .\'m*ses to-` wardts the expenses 01' the nurse in Barrie. and if :1 gt`-.111-t is desired` 11e.\"t year that the queslim1 be sub-t miitted to the electors at the newt` municipa;l election. ; I`h.mf fho 1-nu-,1'nnc nnnnnnfu g-n1nr_{ , plum- I-vinn 1'4. .\ll'\.rlill', .\l.\1., .\l('vCv':1o. of Stay- '. .H`luum<-._v was 21 I. F` ..n.l I5 Ln UWII VVHU \\Cll.` _\Ix`s. .- , A. \V'ic-i Ardell 2.111111 \n'|\ Pn n n Thu! in nrzlnr ueuninpz 01` HH- in 3) -11I\V Nu. ~`ll`ll(`H-`(I I0 pm- Hm: I\_v-lz1w No. I... .~ I |\\' 1.... I UI \_;lI'HlHl|`Il'L .\I0(}1`z1o, .\I .('I. ,.rV... ` ..4` cu. H (lb Ulll 11 111' .181 Ii, a son` .\11'.~ John ,` it I'u1'1n:3,-1' by 2 1`e-.~'p0('t(`tl by ` (3 mm .\Innda._\'! two u'(-lock.` :4 01'_\'. Rev. I119 I`un-f held :11 the? unu:_\ was 4' and of lhel . Ull%!'| t.C . 1 - . l Lxlerlmental work In England, in l I l the United States and at this station has shown conclusively, llowever. that the less pruning Llm young nus`- ' bearing tree is given, the larger, stronger {recs it makes and the soon- er _it comes i_1;Lo be_aring. Growth is only apparently induced by rlulllug` The long, thick, sappy growth in the lyoung tree resulting from heavy I pruning does not total as much, how- 'ever, as the normal growth and ex- lteuslon of large and small branches in the unpruned tree. Careful meas- ;urements demonstratg this: I Pruning Delays Growth and Fruiting. ` T`kn vIl'\1\I~l\r1 FA Olsn nun...--.npI Ar. lllllllllphl CICULIUII. Th-mt the various accounts, salar- ies, etc., be paid. `Reno!-.t of Fire and I o1i(-.0 Co1nmit,t ee Apple.~:., 36 Lo 40 feet 1'01` standards, `_ with tillers at 10 to 20 feet. I Cherries, Sweet, :25 to 30 feet; Sour, 18 to 20 feet. . 5 1 Peuciws, 18 to 20 feet. I Aug 5I:11\:1`iu UISLILIICESI 1 . Pc-ans, 16 to 18 l'eeL. N Plums, 1:5 10 20 feet. . Sxuallur g1'0\\`ii1:, varieties possibly ` closer. I`nn.v.I:n-..!7.\n .....,.. ,.a ..,\........ L- - \.u1aC.L . UOUSl(lL`l';UlUn must of course be `given to the Val1'lUL_\' being planted. Smaller growing \'-urietit-5 can be given the nbsulixte minimum (1is-l Iunces will: l;u'g<:-r g'l`0\\ il1g vz11'ielies ` relatively l':u'1liL'r apzn-L; also, if the: : gijowcr pI`E'tt`l'S. trees may be planted ' .1tSx20 inslezid of 18x18. giving practically the same numoer 01 trees ; 5 to the acre, Do Not 1":-une Young Tree Heavi1y.: Thu n.-nm:..n ........II.. ...:.......\o...: :. uu nun. lllunlc .|.uun5 LI The practice usually advocated in Ontario for young trees, (whether apple, pear, peach or other until they come into bearing, nual dormant pruning, on the theory that such pruning induces vigorous growth and makes for a s L1`_o1'1 '91` tree. `CV6 un{...x`.nwn'l ....\..I. 4... lV.._I.....1 CU [ll:ilVI| o fruit) . has V been to give regular, I`-uirly heavy an- ' larger, 5 A.-.* -manufactured tree cgln make use of it for further ;. - ........ ..u...J.. uuv The reason for the unpruned or lightly pruned tree being larger tha_n_; the tree receiviyg more severe treat`? ent _is in reality very simple and ogical. The soil may conialn an` abundance of plant food, but this` "raw" foqgl _mus qrst go go tl_1eV:` leaves and b theta tLi`l`ned into! food before the1 u... ....... u . ........ xrowfh and friiittulneis. Pruning, by : removing part of the possible leaf < area of the tree, reduces by just that much the ability of the tree to q1a_ni1- tgctu_r_e plant food, and hence inhibits!` growth. Wills rnfnranrm in nrnninp dplavina i ,. I (Contributed by Ontario Department of Agriculture. Toruntu.) In conjunction with our recommen- dations on pruning given below we wish also to make certain recom- iiiendatioiis as to distances of plunt- I ling to those growers who C(JIilC`lI`r plate setting out new orchards. In peaches, for example, we are of the opinion that, taking one variety with another, eighteen feet apart eacn way, or the equivalent should be the absolute minimum distance. Twenty feet would be a better distance. Cor.- siderably fewer trees to the acre can be set, but it is probable, though not proven, that just as much fruit to the acre will be harvested as if the I I !0l`ChE1I`(I were more closely planted. `Then, too, fewer trees means less capital outlay for nursery stock, less lpruning, greater ease in orchard operations such as pruning, spray- ing, cultivation. harvesting, etc., less susceptibility to disease, and there- fore longer life for the trees. Inter- crops also can be grown for 21 greater length 01' tithe and with less injury to the orclmrtl ti`:-:9-:4 u.u,:,mu u; Luuc unu nu Jess u1_1u1'y: to tile (:.I`cl1:11\l Lnses. ' Distances liecummcndetl for Planting. We would rL~conm1eud the follow- ing general dislzmces: Annhm `H: In An ." ..n rm. .~o..n,1....,x.. |PLANT|NGANPHUN|NB | Distances Recommended for l l:mliug 1 --[)0 Not Prune Young Trees M0 | Heawily--Ic l)el:1ys (rm\'th and l I b'rlu'tim.;--P1':1cuca.l Sllggcstions. ! W ; growth. `, With reference to pruning delaying 1 lfrulting, it has lately been shown: ' that before there can be frulttulnesn-V there must be a partial storing tiff] of manufactured food in the L branches, twigs and fruit spurs. This 1 storing up of surplus food naturally takes place first in the unprunedii tree with its greater leaf surface and . the unpruned tree is therefore the first to come into bearing. ` Pruning Recon:memlwtions. u.-ma Ixnnlr f`\n rnnnn tr-an nf night- \.aAA.uA\.\4u I That the Chief or one 01` his mon meet mail train when possiblo. 1 4. That the silent policmnen he: ;1.ga,ix1 placed on roads. I 3. "1ha.t lhe 1'u:Ld\\".1_\' :1! Br)Lh-E won`; Corner he \\'idenml us much`: possible. , x: 'nhm liuhm nluced?