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THURSDAY, SEPT. 15, 1088 ntéd out that surface soil is mnh‘mfi::iuflgmmmk NEWS AND INFORMATION ‘FOR THE BUSY FARMER WORKINGMEN‘S CLUB Tues. 8.30 p.m. Fri. â€" ~ RXPERT TAILOI Â¥ rerriRiNc. ‘AbreRations LADIES‘ and GENTS‘ SUITS â€"â€" TOPCOATS Sponged and Pressed 850 ceanfadaiy? â€"600 Have your F urnace checked ____ against inefficiency. _ _ Any make COMMENCING SEPT. 22ND 22 Fern Ave. _ Phone 978 mfinn Cleaners J. HAWE) / 38 MAIN 8T. TWICE â€" A â€" WEEK Stoves â€" PHONE 842J DYEWORK A SPECIALTY New Furnaces Installed lzl.. easy terms. Sb F mgacnon _ESTIMATES _ _ w‘roap or coar NOW ,'I T "Is a Load Off Your Mind LATER FURNACES JOE WARD 139 MAIN ST. & Weaston 74â€"â€"Phonesâ€"JU. 9662 It‘s nice to feel that Winter can come any time and not catch you napping. It‘s also nice to know that you‘ve saved a few dollars on your coal bill. And that‘s exactly what will happen if you order now. Why not put in your complete order now? We‘ll deâ€" Hver a binâ€"full today and the rest when you need it. IRVIN_LUMBER TIME TABLE LEAVE WESTON LEAVE SCHOMBERG c 12.45 p.m. Standard a 6.05 a.m. ie â€" "ma‘ 0 tieke 1 205 hm. . b 7.20 p.m. Installed, ete. Get the world‘s good news daily through L Kark _ 4106 © 200 PATs $ Mefk . b 7.20 p.m. aâ€"dailyâ€" except Sun. & Hol.; bâ€"Sun. & Hol. only; eâ€"sn.ub;d_â€"mwlu..lndf‘:l. Copies of the new time tables vaila »-nm:-lu&. GRAY COACH LINES .. One, Narwsy Strest, Boston, Massachusetts ~ w&.dmmmulnmll-m{b nm.mm Ite cleam, wnbissed news sad Mfiwu-.hdfib'-fly Magazise Section, make the Mowtron the ideal newspaper for the home. It is 5 cents s copy, or 3 cents a day on subâ€" scsiption, delivered te your door, and is obcainable st the 2231 Bloor St. West, Toronto * As Internstional D Iy To Skow euulets® > _ ‘The most satisfactory place to rear pullets is on range land, preâ€" Teably m tome districe from the main poultry plant. Grass or clover sod -":n-'"' excellent run" m‘ chickens, but if these are not availâ€" ;blo. an effort -lwaflh made to rovide green feed an« nual crops such as u:wam reared under good range conditions mm;bh tho:‘mna fier avw:':alflm where the yards are bare most of the sumâ€" mer, At minion l?q-lncnhl sutio:.l‘g‘@uhm. N.B., chicks Station, Fredericton, N.B., chicks are placed in portable brooder houses direct from the incubator, The chicks are given a yard as seon as weather permits in the spring, after the houses have been moved to mufl:l which was seeded wiut: clove; previous year. ‘When ehkhm rfi::'nbouz‘lux\’ve‘th of age, are given a grass ortgv. range and ru:;t: there *Rengh aBoiats Protide Ideal s0â€" acâ€" e.o:i'modnfion é‘:r pullets “A noeli- o meoarke t «P oX o iL eighteen inch post, constructed of 2 x 3 inch material and fitted with seven roosts will hold about 100 pullets. The sides and ends of the shelter should be covered with one \ineh mesh chicken wire to give proâ€" tection from animals at night, fauge shtiters, feed boppers, drink: 8 > » ing troughs, ete., dwm moved several times. during the summer to prevent excessive contamination im sqrinet the ppresd of ton caution agai 36 of disâ€" ease to set the feed h:ggm and drinking troughs on screen ‘nised a few inches off the ground. Un ocrosih 4 +0 44 machinery firms is any criterion, the International Plowing Match to be held at Minesing, near Barrie, October 11, 12, 13 and 14, will un« doubtedly ‘be the most successful ;!m‘uth'h even '!t iv'-i'-hc:ru% in Ro?:m or s ve been pouring in to Scu'd’::y‘l. A. Carâ€" Alfh(?-w flmd-"g:q-.nd' zhm of the match. Over 100,000 attend» E"&“ -nk last nu"-: Fergus fiin.fl_lic:_:umo&. pature! that fhre Ev‘!‘h machinery, exhibits, manuâ€" ect thnt thase Hhievs 2f mm':g'l will be accompanied by theit wives, onotees en poraS s P S mbulmmo'o“lm County of which J. T. Simpson is Pomcfuily‘ 1 moiths 19 make h posefully for months to mi-uuuhtlubuto!fluw of successful Over 1,000 acres of land have reâ€" served for demonstrations, and the 600 or more contestants, who will vie with each other for the â€" rizes offered by the On« 2£Pmlwmm& f::.{::' prize ll:’t is again ut:‘:t’. men which means that 512 itors will witness the best plowing in the world at the hu-t”:'-'w match in the world. _ _ _ h the dates, October 11, 12, 13 and 14 and plan to attend, Anyone wishing turther information should write to J. A. Carroll, ucufar;.‘ Ontario Plowmen‘s Association, Parliament Buildings, Toronto, YWOEI wWaAS v‘vfigr INSECT PEST most serious outbreak 3 this inâ€" sect within the last fifty years has s mergue in the sinikes Ereaiset numerous ign"thoseonnflu of Knre%mu, imcoe, Duffi oo, n olingion, Forks Ontarie and Dur. ham, but there were minor outâ€" breaks all over Old Ontario and also in several areas in New Ontario even as far west as Rainy River Distriet. The crops attacked were all kinds of fruu-, including timothy and millet, oats, bu'h{. spring wheat, com and to a t extent winter wheat. The chief was done to oats and barley. Hundreds of fields of these were very heavily attacked in the above mentioned counties. Wherever the timiwned bran bait diw:ts.appliod 11:! ime and proper nbuu& ve reâ€" m_-rhgy good '3‘ a ug‘lq apâ€" fhc-tion saving the crop. Wherever t was not applied or applied too late the crop was either ruined or severely damaged. The furrow meâ€" thod combined with poisoned bran also was a decided success in {ro- venting the worms from marching: !mmh:fn.itn‘fduhd fiold;:d!:]tl’ldl into nonâ€"infei crops, es corn. Fortunately in even the worst areas there were usually many fields thatâ€"either had no worms or very few and this fact prevented the loss from being so great as it otl.:u:.ilownldhnob«n. White grubs in some localities in g&? wgla;nih _of an open “f, e, and are attacking especial potato tubers. . > ~ Grasshoppers have caused some damage, W counties of Carleton and tt. Poison for baiting was sent to these, with the result that little further damage is likely to take mfi Wheat stem ots have been numerous in a number of batley and wheat fields as shown the heads turning white without any kernels developing. This insect seldom does a great deal of damage. m es wheat areas of our West, has been found in wheat fields ln;dlu Ed4â€" ward, Hastings and York counties. This is apparently a new insect for Ontario, and whether it will prove itobaau!iou:putnm!hltoh geen. + Farmers should make a note of _ A wheat stem sawfly, probably the same one as occurs in the It is too early yet to remfl. on the European corn borer, but the indications are that there ‘will be -?mideubh damage in Essex and ent. EL ECE narnmme It was thought that when the calf was free and heard the calls I i To se o aoe is a run what he flmbm& taack To: mae Tikhe. They took for more tithits, They took sticks and beat him, while ing him towards the jungle. ldind is the oihtt sihe paddled to the other of the _ As soon ms the calf saw that he af tno bukk, Tham as nough hests as ing for the first time the calls of his mother, he turned towards the n-dnl.-llddwni:”hn& Lmdzw e _ Hard To interested | Poets‘ Corner â€" â€"~â€" ~F ARR Young not M‘ ’“ M fi@:‘g; stien f ymz } t . is i haalk x m"‘z-;-."'f lovely things of éver And ‘sofemn gloties of the < a "'fiâ€" % ‘ * iumu‘fl:uufi:.mu $ And friends love the woés of life disarm. The songs of happy birds and their ”‘.mfl.w Nnmrmmmtth ‘The evening calm feet y o k Remembered sweetness of our early And those 14 the m:‘dwn ps taught us ‘The thoughts of other minds that To fi;dWsMnx for our soul‘s For hearts that lean on ours for comfort sweet, 4 That we can cheer and make theit life complete, A mind that finds sweet Amt““"" takes in C es °_‘ c‘ That tells of coming sutu Ofpmrdhmtul‘qn‘;mun‘ Of ripened fruits on bended limb, . Of farm grazed stock so sleek and Of cotn cribs running o‘er. .. O!vauhnflisticb'o!fllitm sheaves, Of close tramped hay mowed to the eaves, Ofthmhinqd:r near; Of erib angd bin u::dbreuiu mmfig rootâ€"crapped fields Of cider sparkling clear. Of nights too chill for grazing h§ Sitily setk their pens to sleep, Who, SShily setk thatr pens to sle Ul‘hz' "n}:h‘-hll' dini' s Of "n:‘.m. bathed in color e col Tare, fitb sunset‘s pigment hues. Of f1 bi To :kin‘m cliuuhd" mmm d on Ihange" Wilhfdm face and books and Of shrillâ€"voiced cock‘rel‘s lusty Of fogâ€"fed flats where mushrooms SICC> picked in morning 4 OtA:ad_l'm watching -n'n'.‘?‘u..: SOWING AND REAPING â€" _ "W Mh“g& ‘::Ih:::ri-h countries. We ?m-u‘.u&uuw and that means ultimately }m_-_t(sm,mmz hals ERiuplishâ€"amaathum snaeld * think it does not matter, MORE THAN BRAINS NEEDED CGerman University Students Must Also Qualify As Athletes tnflcâ€"hhfl:“l Be able to run two miles in 18 wwflu&m }:n.nu u;xu--u' Imagine a Goothe up against a nsm aine : 1 m ioi‘l’i "’:-“":-'E‘-‘Ev ;‘ its seamce of Nasiizm: not what in In fearsome mental pain. we can read ‘er you sow, SEPTEMBER DAYS small mileage, in new car condition. 1937 CHEVROLET COUPE, Business. Tires, uphostery, finish, motor in Aâ€"1 condition. 1937 PoONTIAC COACH, DeLuxe model. 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See this one, 4s MAOA@& BUICK SEDAN, Special Trunk, small 1994 m e en rea Tood iwos. wonad CHEVRO + 1982 S o srn drtminy, reomalurnnd, 1980 S Refmctly 200 . an tdeei faondly 1930 e Pnd snn mabied putieulnwenl:gl:ivet& 6 mmwu, DeLuxe. > condition, a sturdy job at hwnh% PLYMOUTH COACH, Deluxe. Trunk, . CHEVROLET SEDAN, Master DeLuze. 6 wire wheels, had best of care, motor, series, a beautiful job at reduced price. FORD SEDAN, 4â€"cylinder. Owned by wery careful driver and shows it. â€"A suappy but inexpensive buy, ance, mechanicaily 100 , an iGeai Tamily ar.hcn.llntobuyu?tln 8 ment, snappy looking motor, tires, interior extremely good condition, to NS ARE â€" Ave.â€"Torontoâ€"ME. 7300 â€" 4