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Page Six Buy .'-"'eecls on Guarantee Do not nd yourself with 21" _s:old-briclr. feed, money spent and i no value in return. Oat feeds an- alyzed in the laboratories of the Dominion Experimental Farms have had a range from 4 to 14 per cent. of protein and from 10 to 30 per cent. of bre, meat meals of from -10 to (:5 per cent. protein and plzosphoric acid from 10 to 20 per cent. Therefore do not buy your fer,- blindly, but study the guaran- teed analyses, as printed on bags or other containers so that you know of what value the feeds are for _\`our specific purpose, and also as compared with other feeds of the ~"-'-no r-l -<<, PM wum THE HOTEL TELLS YOU HE F.~'A3 NO ROOMS .. .AND HE STICKS TO HIS STORY . . . AND YOU HAVE To sT.z:m'.'s7 LOOKING FOR SOIVJIETHING ELSE am H . . . . Don t blame the clerk. Resolve instead always to Long` Distance ahead for accommodaiion. I - nnn:ino' . I I I I I . Dlmpne The controI sects is not 2 plicated matt bear in mind facts which I by watching H1 9 Proposed Ontario Cattle Export Scheme A scheme has been sumbitted to `Lho Dominion ;\lnrketing' Board to regulate the nmrkuting` for export ut` beef and (i:lil`_\' culllc from the prm'ii1ce of Ontario to Great Bri- tain or other European countries. The sclienie has been reviewed by the board but is still subject to :\lnt`l1Lil1\L`l1't. 4`.u.3n_~ no` Hin nrnnnsmi scheme Soft Bacon The further expansion of our lbaeon trade with Great Britain de- pends to a large extent upon qual- ity improvement. Recent z:dvice.~: `from the British market criticize our :~:upplies on the score of undeinish in a lame pcrcentcige of bacon sides. as indicated by softness and flabbi~ ness. This soft flabby bacon is mos: likely the product of unde1'`ni;~;l1e(l hogs, of which there are consider- able numbers being" xnarketml 91 yards and plants in Canada ` the present time. The remedy lies wi`-.1: the producer in holding back unn-5 ished hogs`. In most cases, anotheri week or so on feed would put oni the finish so nece.<; for the mak-5 ing: of firm bacon. All hogrs of bacon and select wei:ht:<. should be p1`ope1'l_V nished at their V\'(3l" Underni: iv :z< (letrimentzzl ::;~: ; tuwa. J Any representations and requests for appointments must be received {by the secretary before May 11th `next. Notice of the exact date of hearings will be given to those who {have signied their wish to appear ;before the board. I Simple Insect Control control of most vegetable in- a. very difficult or com- zplicated matter if the grower will Ibear mind one or two simple lfacts can be quickly learned lby the habits of the pests ;causing; the damages. lnsqcts, ac- cording to the type of injury they `do, can be divided into two general classes, those known as biting in- sects, which in feeding actually bite a piece out of the plant attacked, and those known as sucking` insects which suck the juices out of the leaves or stems without noticeable chun<,-3111;: their outline. For bli .111f_Z insects (catcrpilla1's, cutworms, etc.) three poisons are commonly recom- mended, ursenate of lead, arsenate of lime, and Paris green. Sucking` insects (aphids, plant bugs, leaf- hoppers, etc.) are customarily con- trolled by nicotine sulphate, either in liquid or dust form. 1 I I i 1 -_:-- Progrouivo Society The .~1)\ortagu of horse pow:-1` in` all punts of Ontario has pmnnotml :`u.`Il\'v.` u\tx~ns.~vt m hr\~x~.dxx\g. Good s::\1liuu.< :u\~ wzxxx-xs. n.m....\N M m.-. Moon` .-\x:`rwul- .It`s surprising how you minimize life's little inconveniences by using Long Distance. You can talk 100 miles or so for as little as 30 cents. See the rates in the front pages of your directory. EGGS FLOOD SATURDAY MARKET AND PRICES DROP An over-stipply of eggs ooded the town hall market on Saturday and caused the price to drop again. Nearly every stallholder had two or three well-lled baskets and the sup- ply far exceeded the small demand, with the result that many had to be disposed of elsewhere at the con- clusion of the market. The pgeneml price asked was 1536 a dozen, while a few stallholders were able to ;.1'eL 18c or 30c for two dozen. lnnvl xunc nlmvhlmllv er-nrnn nntl l)\' 15c sue 101- two dozen. Fowl was decidedly scarce and by ten o'clock there was hz11`dl_v :1 bird left on the tables. The yearlimrs sold mos-tl_v at 18c and 20c 21 1b., the older birds bringing 16c and 17c. Many of the late buyers had to go without their holiday fowl and farmers who featured this com- modity wre satised with results. `Rn+.+m- vnmninprl um-.h:mm=.d at 254: Imocnty Samsrleu w1Ln resuus. Butter remained unchanged at 21 lb. Good sales were reoprted by all the farm wives. r\ n . ,,,1_,, n_,.., ....... _....I.1.n.. `at 20c 21 box. Some of the farmers lPippins at 40c. increased showing of spring vege- tables and plants. Among` the new- comers to the market was rhubarb which sold fast at 2 bunches for 15c. Spinach was 25c a basket, asparagus 10c a bunch, _onions and radishes 5c a bunch and celery 20 a bunch. Potted flowers included petunias (single) 2 for 15c and double 25c a pot; geraniums 20c a pot; cabbage plants were 15c 21 box. Cauliower and tomato plants sold claimed that the cold weather held back many of their sprin,e; plants and Vegetables. Last year s vegetables were very much in evidence as usual and en- joyed good sales. Potatoes were 50 a bag`, carrots, beets, onions and parsnips were 20c a basket, cabbages 5c and 10c each, turnipes 3 for 10c,| and dried beans 15c a quart. Ap- ples were also quite plentiful and in- `cluded Mclntosli Reds at 35c :1 lsmall basket, Ben Davis at 300 and kill LHC Lallll V'V`lVCD- On Saturday there was anothe1\ W. H. Glendinning`, pi'op1'ieto1- and publisher of the Parry Sound Can- adian, was found drowned in the water at Boweis Bay, two miles from P2u'1;v Sound ,on '1`uc.~:da_v. He went for :1 walk on Sunday and when he did not 1'etu1'n in the 0\'r~n- in_2' a sC2!l'(.`11 was started. He is sur- vived by his wife. four sons and :two d21u_:htei':~:. I ilnish, and in this case is 22 \`(.`1`_\' S01`- rious obstacle to efforts being" nizidc }to p0pu1ari7.0 Czmadizm bacon with ithc British con. I<)ve1'_\' hog i"~1i:`Ci' is a.+k(.-(1 to co-oporntrg to the iw. of his z1bi1it_\*. A. ~ \. `:3 `AI PH Manager Ihe Northern Advance T xlliuus l\i1\~vh-xs of the .\lom`x> tuml S-m`ie!`\' in lguubtun :\r:~ l!u\\lULh.`.` the pmblom by t ch:a.~'x~ M" tlw urxrm wimun_;: --ts... \`:..n" (mm Rmndun W. H. Hurst was last week re- elected as president of the Alliston branch of the Canadian Legion. }islri'i_Nws\ A (ll.\`1lS4l.l`0llS fire was averted lastl week when the roof on the l1ome of R. A. .Vlit,cl1ell, 5:bl1 siderolad of Te- eumseth, ip;nite(l in several places. A.lliston. ireomen were} notified and went to the scene with pails and were able to save the house. CL. SUI! l`. of 1?`.11*'n.': ed by {i broke on dwelling`. R The Crccnlorc Husillcss Men's Club _3re sponsoring :1 Boys Potato Club 111 that community. The Depression Club of the Davis Leather Co., Newmarket, expect to have nearly $7,000 by the end of the year to spend on Christmas cheer for the needy of that town. The Midland Public Utilities Com-. mission will provide a generous share of work in connection with 11. public works progrzun which will be sl1ortl_\' embarked upon in Midland. The commissioners 21_g-`reed to co- operate in supplying free wzlter for relief ,2'a1'dens. `Tihe report of $10,000 said to have ` I lbeen paid to the Orilliu Power Com- mission by the H.E.P.C. on power bought in November, 1933, was the subject of enquiry at 21 meetin,-I of ,.\Iid1and Public Utilities Commission Ilast week. I The question of relief bread xvas a_2'ain broached and informally dis- cussed in Orillia last week. Mu_\'or B. Johnston advanced the suggestion that the Welfare Board take over :1 bakery and bake its own bread for' lreliei consumption. l A large and enthusiastic lX1CCti11_L" of the East Simcoe Lib0ral-Con; vzxtive .-\.:<:~'ociz1tion was held in Mid- lzmd on .-\p1`1 29th, when o1'_gm1i7.z:- tion plzms were discus.~:ed. .\lom\> .-\gricul- in t`ouul_\' thu pur- M stnlliun "}~`m\: .\`.t:~p" (`mm lhwululx l$ro.<.,' of l-`ch-st. This splendid sire shoul\l' .....m_. ......,.r...N nf Lhe society at: .\I1'.=. W. H. Fox, rec(:nt1_\' electr.-(1 president of the Ontzxrio Women's lLibeH.'1l .'-\s. is :1 formc-`I Orxllia 3211*], her maiden uzxmc being" Nellie: Moore. Thv Salvation Army Corps in Mid- land held :1 nmss meeting,` in the Capitol I`hcatre on Sunday. April] 28th, in cmmnemo1'at'xon of the 50th] I : mmi\'e1'.=:u'_\' of the founding` in Mid- 1...: 1Hllll\ lzmd. The home occupied by Geo. Ben-l nett and 1'z1;1niL_v of I radfo1'd, and owned by Wm. Comeld, was badly gutter! by re of unknown origin, which broke out early Sz1tu1'(lz1y mo1'nin,2`, April 27th. The 1'ami1_\`; was absent when the blaze occurred.` Lo .\ 01 ed by mnto. Gr.-o1','1`o Cox, \"otc1'u11 farmel` of Ontario County, near U.\Zb1`1d_Q`C, }):1.<.~=r.:d z1\\'n_\' on S:1tu1'da_\', Aprll 27, `in his: R(3t`n _\'e:11-. T is:hin;` boats on the Geo1'_qim1 B213 (`I\ID(`1'i('!1CO(1 :1 di{'cult time last \'.`m'~k duo to the 1'ou_2'h water. W . S. O1dr3]rl s tug, the Frank Z from 'I'ho1'nbu1'_\', and the Meaford tug Geor;:ian had a hezw}: time battling" with the storms. Sit.ti11;`.= of the Supreme Court will commence in Pa1'r_v Sound on 31213` 7th. tho pl-e. judge being` 311'. Ju.~ti(-0 H(-ndm`.-`on. The docket in- cl-_1 om- mm' (':\sL- and three civil :~tuits. J13`. IKUUL. lDI'U\'H, and n1<):-:1: r0.~'p.'-r-, md citicci ml his Silst hi2'thrlr'._\ Ins April 25th. Mr. Brown P:1i. _`\\'hon the on \`.'(-1'(- two smnl`. shzxmir.-.<. I"|H hors stallion mnemhnem, Copies of the proposed scheme should ' are available for distribution and czmble rm-iubeis of the society at 5 may be obtained from the secretary, iii-i;.:\ieii tu im-reuse the supply 0f~Dominion Ma1'keti11g Board, Ot- iiu:`ses of prupvx` type. jtawa. The annual fair at Brigden is 0110; of the best in Ontario, but =lDPll`0I1'v I_\` the otiicers believe the rospon- by sibilities of an Agricultural Society next, to go beyond thiS in the imP1`0\ ' will I`.`.vI1t 01` %lL 1`iCU1t11!`9- before ' I i o ('h:n'lvs ( who Hw-I1 :1 \'v;:. l'm'.ntl .1 ' I... I`. \\IH` Il\""`. HIUHI` HI H (Hl'.`l'UUl.'l [I in. his hu1`nin_-.5 lunm. d::ul.' by I'm-nwn on .\Iond:~_\'. 'l"n- cnmliiinn in:=M-2 H11-l1mx.~`u ilulivuiml that \"u-011:0 hml D0`J)`(.?(l con} mi] t'rnm :1 f'1\`v-g.::111on can into thv .\`t0\*r~ M .~=1:n'1 :1 rr-, and tho nxplosion fol- l0\\'in,v: hznl . him and sot tho lmi1iin_~.: on f'u'(.-. .-\ p;1.~`.~'m`l)_\` not- icnd 1110 fire and 1':m_: in the ;11zn'm. The ronlon had to break in the don and fouml tho recluse lyinp: (lend n_r::1inst the door. l'n. ,u:1_\*( rd chzx ..1 n'lV 'I`h(- pom Iv-3--. - I`l"` home of . 10. F103 nlo, W115: A" . r\v\ I") Ilnht. `.x~own, ...,.4. ..,\..~,...+,\,) . HI. HI'0\'.'I1, 1' 'l|. 5 UllH'.>L ('it:I .I . l`l, v<.-lcb1':1t- st }\i2'U1t1`;y lust I`hu1`.=(la_\', 11. came to . 4,1... uh. 1u.i1:Hnn-_- \Il'l ulmx I :l\x Garden Hints (By John F. Clark) When ground can be worked, spread ferttilizer among the peren- nials in the border and dig in with} a narrow fork. Do not disturb latel bulbs and perennials while doingl thi.-; work. xr,..m.. nim-.1 Aalnae hv the nlnmn.= I u l {OS t0\V'11. Ju>L IlU1'Lll` was: comp10tc~l.v dest1'o_\'-.` m April 27th, whi<-`x the up}n:1' part of thei I L'l' ha: J f)hn.~'ton .~ ``I\ my nab A1 '1 I Jos. '1`o\-mes on CO2`.-~E township, Just north` ..nn1n1n+r.]\' 1]n:f1'n\'- ` U IHUUL deb::tr ...a,..l !. ` . - the '\`.'l'_ll Ill HHfl'("-`. rly $.\`,(100,000. )\VIl (."xllHL LU only b11i1(iing:.< H15 UJL on the public 1;`? \'_'rI:~`.' this work. s Never plant dahlias by the c1ump.; Select easily removed tubers with a piece of crown, containing an eye.` Wipe cuts with sulphur. Plant 6 inches deep, laying tuber flat on side. Hunt bout May 24th. r:i...1i,.I.m urn nlzmtpd 4 inches La lvlrll -lull cllslu uh!-I To, From, or Between All Stations on the Line from AURORA to SOUTH RIVER with MEAFORD, MIDL/:liI2,_PENEAETAN_Q`BRANCHES. r ,, K {TTw"i",. _ -_. ALSO )'T'OITL All atauons Uu punts 1uuu:au.:u nuuvx: To NORTH BAY and ALL STATIONS on line of TEMISKAMING & NORTHERN ONTARIO RLY. and NIPISSING CENTRAL RLY. and beyond COCHRANE to KAPUSKASING and HEARST. Also to Parry Sound, Ardbeg, Key Jct., Pickerel River, Burwash, { Sudbury, Capreol, VVestree, Gogama, Tionaga, Foleyet, Oba, Hornepayne, 1'Long1ac, fH_z}rdrock,1'Ger V dton, "rJe11icoe. (+Sturgeon River Gold Fieliii) v I (mile mu] 'l`r;;'n lyzfornnxti/n-.'T ft-1;}InrrV1V(i!r1i1i H1003 |;.auu5.u\., yA..........,...., ,\..... See r1:a rc5IV.-V|'p:*}:!`j'-5;fr;rAL`5. '1`: .,.:':. L -I 1 fl 1 J. K , 1\'t`I1U'7.' 1.mm5,una A V/nu1::_mrrm;uru.. nan AU! uuuuunu n @NAg Seenmrasl.-\;;nz:_1or 1' arts. I I CA%-QEAQ Mr. Merchant-~ Yourorer appreciated CENT A MILE Round Trip EXCURSION (Minimum Fares: Adult 756: Child -100;) We can suppiy you with may quantity of the 353% Make at right prices ' Nahem Aaivance l lunt bout May zqtn. Gladiolus are planted inches deep, when danger of frost is past. They stand a fairly rich soil, dug deeply, and thoroughly cultivated during the growing season. When buds appear, cultivate only 2 inches deep, giving; copious xvaterin_g's. (llndinlns thrins is the most ser- L` j` A 5:-:- 82 Dunlop St. 1`3`ARRI1E` How about your Connie? Check ,-1:: ' 2?.` . Kn Iwcnrunu, wuua./nu, I -..u.u uuf. ..n.V.. : Also from All Stations on Lines indicated above LT *9 AV .....,1 AT T Q"I`A'I`T(\T\IQ nn H110 nf` 'l`F`.MT1 E -r\ A '!\'l"|'l"I IIILI: nuunu I rip EA` (Minimum Fares: 75c; !0c;) 11 Q `I 1 _ _I 1 A .Mmlmum bares 1 Adult me; unnu =uc;,- MAY 17 and 18 -_. A l lDf"ID Phone 53 VARNISI-I STAIN copious xvute1`i1igs. Gladiolus thrips ious pest and must be controlled. Dissolve one ounce of corrosive sub- limate in 6 gallons of water, in :1 wooden container. Peel the cornu and soak for three hours, the liquid being kept at 70 degrees F. The pm-mu n1:Iv ho nlanted directly after! A clear, transparent varnish for nishing and renishing Banisters, Stairs, Floors, Furniture, Linoleum, Wicker- work, Woodwork and for general interior use. It gives unusual service on Floors, Furniture, Woodwork and other interior surfaces sub- ject to extra hard wear. Come in and let us show you. MADE IN CANADA 111, ;u<;uu.u-... \ v uuu.b\.v.. ;.. . v. `..v.... .. ....-....,, :?l.irr1iIs,a1lT}71}'r: [nf>nmm'm:. Ask for Hanbili Tsooa .-.- onn:IjulL-l_ V 1-ghone 23 being kept at "AU uegrees 1'. 1n corms may be planted d1rect1_v after` dripping. 1