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Red Crocs Appreciation Ragweed Hated Very Generally lSuggesl Control 813 Wltiwndtlid Few members of the plant world Migandmguteklw liarc more generallyhated than gltagweed so its selection for Weed 11 Mai of the Week should he popular from Allistoni according to Frills 63mm vimk mi zlieldman for the Crops Branchui tklrzham Ludiuw iOritarlo Department of Agricul ture Alliston were tum gm about half mile Ragweed is disliked by the farm loathrtiiiikrtiddciily or for its vigorous growth and the ditch lhrUWlflg Miss prolific seed production At the The truck turned over some time the city and farm lo Mr Ludhiw Motorists dwellers who suffer from hay no STORES HARDWARE CHINA GIFTS TOYS Where You Buy More for Less Bimmnmsob 54 HAY FORKS AND MANURE FORKS AUG 114 Wilkinson and mid CHILDREN LUNCH KITS withiiiermos $359 MENS LUNCH KITS ea memos BOTTLES TO FIT suit 5198 W7 Written For The lurk Emmet By KEN KELLY Win Pm sun Writer OTTAWA Augfl CPi Many residents of the capital remember the winter night in 1916 when re destroyed must of the Parliament buildings Hill the i035 of seven lives The only thing saved um tone ELECENIC PAINT REMOVE 3il50 FlyTDd Pints Quartz V2 Gallons AEROSOL INSECT BOMBS $100 $139 FISHING TACKLE RODS HEELS COPPER NYLON LINE HOOKS FLATFLSH RIVER nums AND SPOONS COMBINATION DOORS AND SCREEN DOORS 26 66 28 68 210 610 Vans the fury of Parliament gt So when two alarms we in quick succession last wort the tinderdry old Library most people expected that it go the way of the old con But quick work by helped by more modern than was available 38 conned the fire to like spire of the but was saved Nevertheless un umcs our soaking useless and defaced Just his fire be on when Librar soddcn blacks jtlic job of rcstorn United States expert Keeper of the Coll thc Unith Silllt Lib Congrc He described ago as catastrophe but said task of curing the books July no nltas hopeless Krcmcr cs imzitcd that about 7000 books came in direct coit ict with tho water They ranged from damp to soaking wet and were sprczid out to dry along Par liamentary corridors and the halls of the Supreme Court building The greatest danger now is from mold Increase in Immigrants Canadians learned last week that mOre immigrants arrived in the Dominion during the first six months of this year than in each of the year51946 19417 1949 and 1950 The Immigration department an nounced that total of 98057 new citizens omend the country in the sixmonth period compared with 79785 in the corresponding period of 1951 The rate of arrivals is expected to drop during the latter part of the year Otherwise this might be nearrecord for imimigration Last year total of 194391 im migrants were admitted to Can adathe largest number of any year except 1913 when 500000 came in Since the end of the Second World War Canada has admitted 722837 immigrants about onethird of them British In the rst six months of this year the number of British immigrants arriving in creased 63 per cent They totalled 23001 compared wrth 14130 in the first Six months of last year The number of French immi grants increased slightly to 2767 compared With 2272 Newcomers from all northern European coun tries totalled 28478 om 274271 pared wrth structure and MW took that will lenv iWEEDs Kill them now with 240 Weed Killer AMMATE For Poison Ivy Get your lawn in shape for fall segdlng by gen erous application of fer tillzer Brovrrdfliullil Bondsman inner um Wing housing the Li org were shortly on the scene ltfted the truck Miss Ball ived only minor bruiscs and ock while Mi Ludiuw was rushed Alliston iu=gtpitzil Willi gash in his lcg which rcquircd stitches The truck cub was badly damaged home from Allistun liorpttnl ling much improved Thine visiting at Mrs John Blan chaids on Sunday wrrc Mr and Mrs John Blanchard arrivcd Mrs Giccnman Alliston and Mr and Mrs Nelson Blanchard Baxter Mr and Mrs Lorne flurry Toron to were weekend Visitors with Mr and Mrs Sit lltlt lll5llll We are very sorry to report Mrs llziwkins is seriously ill in Alllblllll lluspitnl and we wish her speedy recovery Leaving Everett During the past 18 or 20 years Emerald Ludlow opcralcd very succcaslul trucking busincx in Ev crett We understand he has ad vcrtiscd his home trucks and threshing machine for sale Mr Ludlow has purchased the school buses from Mrs Simpson Breton which will operate from Bccton to Alliston high school At this time we wish Mr Ludlow the bcst of success in his new vciiturc Mrs Roy baking rcturncd home after spending few days with her sister at the cottage ncnr Orillia Glad to report Mrs Adair Anthrax 1n PEI Canada has had tough time this year with livcstock diseases First it was footandmouth disease in Sarkatchcwan which resulted in loss of the Unied States markets to Canada cattlcmcn Now the agriculture department says mysterious disease that ap peared in Prince Edward Island recently was anthrax terror of the animal vorld until Louis Pasteur invented successful vaccine 71 years ago The Department says all the necessary steps have been taken to eradicate the disease including quarantine of three farms and vac cination of animals exp05cd to it Meanwhile the footandmouth outbreak in Saskatchewan now on the way to being eradicated got back in the news in an lndir cct fashion The government an nounced its beef price support pro gram for another month until Sept 30 Agriculture minister Gardiner said the support programinitialed shortly after footandmouth was discoveredwill continue as long as the United States market re mains closed to Canada The cur rent floor price is 25 cents pound basis good steers at Tor onto Japanese Trade Canada and Japan will opep dis cwasion within the next few weeks to negotiate bilateral trade agreement Canada likely will agree to re ducc some of its high tariffs in exchange for specific rights to im pose dumping duty on the re duccd items if Canadian officials consider Japan is selling in Can ada at abnormally low prices and undermining Canadian competi tion However it is questionable if Canada will agree to admit Japan into the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade which extends mostfavorcdnatlon tariff reduc tions to 34 member countries Mostfavorednation tariffs are considerably lower than the gen eral tariffs to which Japan now is subject Japans application for admittance to the General Agree ment comes up for discussion at the next GATT meeting in Geneva Oct Although reluctant to sec Japan in the Geneva tariff pact Canada cannot ignore the Japanese trndc dcmandstzipiin novrls the fourth largest world market for Canadian exports Canadian exports to Ju pnn lost your amounted to $73 000000 criiutlonnl Red Cross Conference is thls slendang or Socmailio Sosroatmodio Q93 to tho shall ccrtainlg write stiff lcftcr International headquarters is fading bcttcr after bad wccks llllltSS Sorry to report lloy Laking is not fooling so well We all wish him speedy recovery Planning Stall At StJean HIGHEST MOUNTAIN from the summit Englands highest mountain AMONG TOKENS 0F APPRECIATION presented to mem bcrx of the Canadian Red Cross Society boat to the 18th In worn by Harold II Leather Hamilton Chairman of the Ex ecutive Cominittw The scarf and book were gifts of the Iii doncslan delegates Left to right are Soedlrnim Kartohadlpro dio lion Leopold Macaulay Chairman of Central Council Mr Leather Mlss Paramlta Abdocrachman and Lt Col Dr Currcnl Account In good weather 32 lakes and 86 mountains are said to be viSiblc of Snowdcn 60 oiltwill $25 Lemorene nor PLATES single burner $593 Two Burner $725 $825 $845 $895 $925 $1250 $1395 $1795 fever much of which is caused by Ragweed pollen have good reason to place it among the plants they would like most to see eradicated This muchbranched annual grows about two feet tall The leaves are deeply indented and lightercolored on the under sur face giving the plant character istic appearance in keeping with its common name The numerous pale yellow flowers are rather iii LOllSplCUOuS but produce some 5000 seeds per plant Mr Fallis points out that it is this prolific seed production which makes Ragweed difficult to con trol The plants produce seeds 50 low on the stem that they are often missed by the scythe or mower Moreover they seem to set the seed even more freely after the tops have been cut off If mowing is to be used as control method the mower must be set as low to the growth as possible The plant blooms producing its pollen and seed in July and Au gust For this reason he feels that control work to prevent production of the pollen which causes hay fever and seed for the next year should take place at that time Fortunately chemical wccd kill crs for Ragweed are both cheap and effective Spraying with 24D acid at the rate of to ounces per acre or 24 ounces in 100 gallons of wafer willgive good results Mr Fa lis points out that as Ragweed is an annual killing of the roots is not of great importance and this amount of 24D will kill the part of the plant above the ground He suggests that the control of QUART AND PINT FRUIT JARS COLD PACK CANNERS mmcnvmo KETTLES BONE CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS IN 25 OFF Shades of green pink and yellow with violet pattern and gold trim srAN LEONARD GOLF CLUBS $225 for $198 MAN SHOULD WORK EIGHT HOURS DAY AND SLEEP EIGHT HOURS BUT NOT THE SAME HOURS Fall Wedding Gift Suggestions INSULATED TEA POTS $575 each SUNBEAM TOASTERS $3995 SUNBEAM MIXMASTERS $5575 SUNBEAM FEATHERWEICiHT IRONS $1495 KITCHEN QUEEN WASTE CANS $795 scarf SLAZENGER TENNi RACQUEIS PLASTIC KLEENEX DISPENSERS in Green Ivory Chartreuse and Pink 90c ca SPECIAL Figure Planters reg $100 $150 value for only 15 ea JADE1TB BOWL SETS HEAT PROOF In Ivory and Green bowls for $159 DURALUMINUM CHROME BAIHROO FITTINGS 10 TOWEL BAR $100 10 TOWEL BAR $135 24 TOWEL BAR $175 TISSUE HOLDERS $175 TUMBLER HOLDERS $175 SOAP DISlli $175 MYOTTS DINNERWARE Just Arrived BONNIE DUND 66 Pce Sets $3550 32 Pce Sets $1395 ENGIJANDS COUNTRYSIDE Cream Background with Country Scene and Gold Trim 66 pee set $4350 FOR THE NEW SQUEEZIT KETCHUP DINKY TOYS 15 to $275 DISPENSERS AT BOTH OF OUR swans HARRY and RONALD ARMSTRONG TWO STORES FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE tilzigtgccd shotttlxlcz bf orl goopera ive asis wi of in ivi uals and civic authorities taking part It is only under these conditions that Ragweed can be brought under PARENTS MUST control and the suffering from Within the past two weeks there my lever lessened glare been numeroius cfitscs of van He adds that Northern Ontario aging Thogeorfgsptnsim Esfrail has become haven for hay fever breakages is eight parents are Sufferers Since Ragweed dOCS 0t mainly responsible for the actions like the longer days and earlier of their children Chief Charle fall frests However people in bois of the Noranda Police is con this part of Ontario should be on stantly met with blank stares the watch for Ragweed as prompt when he questions parent as to action will prevent it from be the whereabouts ofa child coming established In conclusion RouynNoranda Que Press WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS Mr Fallis states that Ragweed can be controlled by the Disc of 24D but cooperative and persistent ef fort will be required to rid On tario of this pest a3 NAPALM BOMB Tho napalm bomb designed to drop from aircraft to start fires in enemy installations contains silica acogel in addition to the gas oline and aluminum soap thickener in earlier bombs fl uc hindrance Qurckl 5191 itching of insect bites beat rub eczema hives pimples scales scabies athlete foot and other externally caused skin troubles Ls nickacting soothing antiDOC ION Gmaseless stainless Stops itch or money back Dont suffer Yourdniz nut has SERMON TRY AN nxamnmiwanr AD mom 2m THIS GROUP of top ranking officers of the three services met recently at StJean PQ to plan the physical layou the new College Mllltaire Royal de StaJean Left to right for are Brig Bishop viceadjutantgeneral of The Canadian Army InstrCdr Amyot college Director of Studies Col Clement Dick chief of staff Quebec Command WC Parks Alrforce Headquarters RCAF and Brig Allard vice quartermastergeneral mum Mme Paranormal ram rested Feeds SOLD DIRECT Thrill tho pound SlimGolgi jWay ron HOGS CATTLE Photo IN OVER 19 YEARS LBUSONESS WNW WATCH mqu