ropikmwuiiiih nï¬ï¬‚zlï¬ooperfis of boots wwn ohe of the youngest plowmen at th International this year seen nor Tana Mn Russel Weathbec Incarnate mm Rwanda Workers Mr Indlin Mouxnnlum wimparcnu Re Ellfer wedding in and gun Wilbert McGuire celebrated their silver xwedding on 14 as new Ont hospital Mrs Eldon Adams isi home again from the Roy1 Victoria Hospitalnine lmpméd gt orniu Service Quite lew memben of St Petersflhureh weredowrr to lb rnritoOct laforthe service Voty ordinatlo for lie Gordon Kin spendin8 some uméviihwher smer MI Bowel in5uyner We hope will anon be feelllk better and ablerto relurnfhome at man kav and sadly accept theaweckend with friends Creek Airuime Spiller Congratulations to Wanda Muir who wonfim placein lhepubiic speqkinl held in theschool on Monday eveningoet 15 Weekend yisihn Mr and Mrs cannon and familyof Nut Hill Mr and Mrs Hogsand loudly and Mr and Mrs flag of Toronto were weekend visitors with Mr and Mrs Wesflogg Mr and Mrs Doan oi Elm vale visited with Herb Shannons over Sunday Holiday With Parents Verna Shannon is enjoying ii few days holiday with bar por cnts Mrs Ella Fordoi Barrie spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs Parker Kelcey Community Club The community club met Fri day evening at Mrs Dick Rigbys with 23 members and two visitors presentf Some more Red Cross sewing was handed out Mrs Cochrane and Mrs Allen were in charge of the program Verna Wice told of her trip through Western Canada and the States The ladies followed attentively with the showing of slides Verna was thanked by Mrs Sturgess The meeting closed with The Lords Prayer lovely lunch was enioyed mmunltwsympathya Much sympathyis extended to VernaWice Mrs Joseph Coch withhis coach Clarence Wood Top rightz John Thornton mend Bruce wrap in the mile an entry from North Simcoe Second left John Goodlellow suddenrdeau of their aunt Mrs and Bruce Chappell presentedthe Rowe Trophy by orman George Dunn of Alliston on Synnott Second right William Bates 01 North Slmcoe Third Thursday last Deceased had been left An old time threshing machine seen at the Internation al Third right Johri Fennell of South Simcce Fourth left Craig Hunter who secureda bumper order for pullet chicks at the InternationalFourth rightrJaclr Bambly of South Simcoe HOLLY Better Again Mrs Wilson Elliott is able to be up and around after spell in bed With asthma Attend Funeral Mr all SERVICE ALL Manasaor £iiii010 TElEVISIIIN every hummus lupmlaed by our technician IMUNKBCH REFRIGERATION co ll DD OPVETIL Phone s2059 liam Johnston to Elmvale and at tended the funeralof their cous inVD Johnson on Tuesday Oct 23 Weekend With Daughter Mrs Peter Bain of Barrie spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs Grant Mr and Mrs Ray Robson San dra and Lloyd oi Alliston were with Mr and Mrs Charles Cami bellon Sunday sus Newion Robinson Home for Weekend Mrs Brooks was home for the weekend Birth of Son ngratulationsto Mr and Mrs Gordon Riley on the birth of son in Newmarket hospital on Sunday Sunday Visitors Mr and Mrs Hunter Russell of Minesing visited Mr and Mrs Walter Andrews on Sunday Mr and Mrs Glen Sturgess and family of Oro Station were Sun day guests at Mr and Mrs Houghton Mr and Mrs Norm Hough ton of Victoria BC MrZTIMI West and Herbert of Barrie and Mrs Leeson spentffhe weekend with Mr and4Mrs Allan Smith and friends in Ottawa Mr and Mrs Clarence ZMetcaif and family of Bradford and Miss Pearl Meicalf of Torontonwere Sunday guests at Lloyd Cohnrns AN ADVENTUlIE JOURNEY 370mile trip down the North Saskatchewan River in two lean ass and 1two rowboats made the past summer memorable one for 11 Scouts of the 25th Edmon ton Troop Under Scoutmaster McCoy they spent ll days on the journey from Edmonton to NorthVBattleford Three stops were made tildry out rainsoaked tents and bed ding Other delays resulted from sand bars highwinds and storms lnrAlberia they stated is rapids were encouniered which were not on the map or onenight they heard one beaver on the average per minute or three hours cau ma EXAMINER iron ramsmo rnonu ra sent 45c i4 shrugging ans COMPANV Good on Side was lltTED NEW LOW PRICES This priceless ni Egypts armer glory tie that eitreme care was needed writtenin the old Coptic lau guage This was probably one of By havpo Minnow linenanni BibleBode has often loomed campang of world Wifgr day ltflfip place lnythe presses of countries Hound the world léucy ol lnclént lore out had its in idlth um notable land may aeen in ihe treasure Illth the Brill and Foreign Bible Society in domiuinnd of papyrus In uncovered Along the banks of the River Nile by workmen dig iing dee Imam the ruiin of small parcel shout the size of mans hpnd was unearthed Unpacked aft oeniurica it was found to be narrow book of leaves The Papyrus was so brit in handling lest it gtcrumbleto pieces Scholars were soon at work and decided thit the little book was copy of the Gospelof St John the veryjti translations ot the Biblein nn loan language One of the pages of papyrus is on display in the Bible House planed carol bet olglm tihe kapt in dark strong mmnwny from alllighl The page display ed bears the words that were carciqu written centuries ago The sevenlhline bears the letters it with stroke oscr them That was the common way of writing Jesus Christ Africa requires the Bible in lMtongueafioday Only trac tion sofarhave thewhole Bible available Apparently Egypt had folmar residentol this com munity Fell at Work This OConnell had the mislorv tune to fall while at work recently and Vwas taken to Royal Victoria HUSfllfllx We hope to see him homevund feeling lot better very soon Afternoon Visit Mrs Mccorriston Vivienne and MrsfKelcey spent Tuesday after noon with the loriners daughter Mrs OConnor of Sutton Mumps Asflin Mumps are prevalent in this community We hope those who are siflierlugrtrom same will soon be quite well again son axranr uniam woux iliElllliiMDTOIIS xoon nonoafomsoro passes 15 Bradford St wiiiiikiimancouiimi UCnnn¢idsTopQuo iy Buttery hg conditions Willard nannies relevanablo factoryyflaah wel charged or charged bnnHIry runners sssu unit GUARANTEE Wllisni prlcsssiarf will no iamiius manual AilTEX 115 gt paueryaionlyr denim 10 Waited reading ior the Wmnnuon 29 MondayBeveth MyJevelntlon LRevclation FridayRevdntlon SilurianProverb 27 PAID SEflflJN lulled States farm population is estimated at 22300000 coin PImd with 821004 in 1910 WELL PROTECTED PRINCE ALBERT CHPop corn Vendor Christa her Solos believes he has on the safest place in thecfly jar storing his mobile stand He Parka it in front of the police station rnom ra azur M0nn0w neranos 0N wonr you no TODAY SUN LIFE OF CANADA Life Han and Annuities BARBIE Phohe rs ssm ra rem The above samples are from one field which have hid the some oil application In addition the sample on the right was sprayed with gallons per acre of Nnvchurs Liquid Fertiliser This pro duccd an increase of 114 bushels per acre TiiliSli llillMEliS ussn llliiflilill5T run siuiiniriiu warn mums bushel increase dnhis field of wheat These results are based on actual combine test madeby GarnetCleveiand This increase gave Mr Cleveland net profit of $1230per acre mordenshows an lawbushel increaseon the wheat that was sprayed withNA CHllllS GUS HUNTER of RR Chetham reports over 14 bushel in crease on his crop of wheat Mr Sirnle of Dubuck Sask reports an increaseol 21 busher and 27 lbs per acre on thefarm of MR ASPLUND 0n the farm ofMll HUGH POWELL at Waldron Mr Simlere ports an bushels 22 lbs per acre increase in the Selkirk wheat crop NaChurs increased the net profit on this yield $26 per acre MR JOHN GLAVIN Mi Clandeboye Ont reports Lsprayed my fall wheat with NuChurs and an actual field check shows 15 bushels and 18 lbs per acre increase over the unsprnyed area in the same field Wheat sprayed with NaChurs at the proper time certainly pays off 1r roulonow 3040 ACRES or wnsar you can incosasa YOUR rnorrrs 53005400 structures to help your wheat winterr better NACHURS will give full wheat much quicker start next spring houses resume gt Foliage feeding is the direct application of NaChurs to plants by spraying on the leaves The leaves of growing plants contain es of most growing plants is absorbed and used by the plants rapidly and efficiently USE ANY TYPE OF SPRAY EQUIPMENT foliage of any crop If you do not have spray equipment there are custom sprayers in most localities who will do the work ment NACHURS 102010 NaChurs 1020A10 is manufactured fro the material available NaChurs is liquid solution which is read ily availableVin growing plants it is formulated according to phosphorous and potash together with minor and trace elements soruurmo Enronbsnows yawn or comer srnays Government bulletin No 45929 The Contribution of Atomic ergy to Agriculture records statements by Dr Tukey Head of the Dept of Horticulture Michigan State College The exciting news is in the foliage feedingrof plants that plant can take up nutrients throughthe foliage Here is casewhere the iarmer has rally gotten ahead of the scientist as so often hap pens ï¬le has learned that foliage feeding islielpfu1and he has adopted the practice We have seen that materials are absorbed by the plant and move rather 11921an the plant The amounts at first seem relatively small but to offset this handicap the efficiency is high It isnowdhordughly established that there are regionson th blotterpdrswing them right down into the leaf non comm humus warm on rnoue smwanr 3am nip assume rh Parkw assss ancnrs WANLESS it numerals non somehow on BRADFORD Ph 49 Your istrict Crop service Men nn CLEVELANlJpof Blenheim in Kent county reports is Ayleld check taken at the farm of WALTER MEYERS Tod Sprayingon NACHURSithisfall develops longer stronger root When used as directed NaChurs will not clog spray equip ghest grade of lowing are excerptsfromDr Tukeys report think the rnost leaf where materials may enter and are actuelly almostlike rnenaamn ramsr carom as less one at has am if not the ï¬rst rev AN exhumed wants Al inhalation iiniia suuhun CLAPPERTON 51 pores through which they absorb moisture and gases from the air It has been proved that liquid fertilizer applied to the law Any type of sprayer may be used to spray NaChurs on the the accepted formulas for theprimary plant nutrientsnitrogen