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PAGE FOURTEEN oi hrwweypveraoreooertegmr oso cor ooo comp sem incre yagi - VHE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE : rm oan " MONDAY, JULY 18, 1949 ) effective against grasshoppers or § with other weeds. For ; . most ° imports from E in J Yr N WwW M the new blight. H WwW WwW d annuals, any practice which will M DO rope in June Were Aust alian Reds, € €hace Early this season wide damage 0 €€ S hasten sprig germination is all to ore Newsprint gamete A a pms : from grasshoppers was predicted ° ' the good. Most annuals are thus ; : 1 ° PY To WestCro ~ throughout the west. The insects Winter Over started before any crop is in the Made In June I Union Organizers Bei, preventive" moths 2 3m ghee Ru HITE 1c sun a flelds, but preventive methods, annuals are able to survive the pongreal, July 18.--(CP) -- The _-- g Winnipeg. -- Latest hazard to Poisonous to the hoppers, have kept | 1t is well that a farmer should ton a geadlings. They ae raten | Newsprint 'Association of Canada| Edmonton (CP). -- A two-storey ° ° which prairie crops are being sub- |damage well below its potential. know the different kinds of weeds|and some ya in Roos Yr Upropted announced Saturday that Canadian |Chinked log house in south Van- jected sounds like a throw-back| Another problem troubling farm- in order to be able to combat them. | other vegetation is starting. Winter Newsprint production. in Julie Way Se F has st been named. one e 0 mimi Ira 10N from the early days of the wild and |ers is the green aphid insect, which | When growth is checked in the fall | annuals include such weeds as 297,042 lon. an increas of 3100 B i Suis] sity Disioric Ss woolly west--the crops are being |made its appearance recently in |of the year, the interesting question |shepherd's purse, stinkweed fons.or 8.3 ner cent over June, 1068, Bl Ts os Jon Walters, vamped by painted ladies. oats and barley stands. Hon. Errick | arises as to what becomes of the | tumbling mustard, false flax, and Troduction in June. per working Conser Jumbering mill operates the Only in this case the "painted |Willis, Manitoba's Public Works | various weeds at that time. What | chess. : Say aveiepe dime ig ha daily and was a bo Bo rs fooin : By LESLIE BRODIE everyone else in Australia weicomes |ladies" are caterpillar-type insects Minister, said that the aphids now Provision 25 foade for the survival| perennial weeds, while also pro- voage Pr Gy Ri he 4 during the Northwest Rebellion 3 Canadian Press Correspondent |the new settlers. which have attacked 25,000 acres of [are turning their attention to and Tenev ah we following year?| going by seed, maintain them- duction rate was 1024 | a. tof : Sydney, Australia (CP).--Com-| Rank and file members of the sunflowers in the Altona-Winkler wheat. pig o A Town % that Salts selves from year to year by their |rated capacity against 103 per cent munist-controlled unions in Aus- |trade unions are beginning to defy area of south-central Manitoba. This is contrary to the expecta- ror I a ar as strong root systems, which may be last month and 102.6 per cent in i for |openly the Communists who have| The inse ras. | tio! of entomologists, who had 4 creeping like those of Canada and tralia are making it difficult for | x nsects started their devas ns to gists, 0 Geo. A. Elliott, Seed Laboratory ; , June, 19:8. European immigrants to work in {F=EViously directed them. tating flirtation with the sunflowers | predicted the aphids would stick tO | Services, Dominion Department of | RErénnial sow thistles or short and | Canadian shipments in June industry. The Tighv-wing moderates see only a few days ago but already |a diet of oats and barley. Agricul- | Agriculture, Ottawa. Bethy as Yin docks and dandelion. | were 447,961 tons, an increase of Opposition to them in the coal Prospects of ousting them from the farmers have swung into action to [ture Department officials have con- | Weeds are commonly classified as | FO" Weeds generally it cannot be 25092 tons or 5.9 per cent over June, i i {1a WB when the | "ig unions in the Public's reaction | repel their advances. firmed the insects' widening inter- | annuals, biennials and perennials. | yer emphasized that a regular, |1948. Canadian shipments to Unit- central council of the miners |'0 ® series of articles written by| pe repelant is a spray known [ests saying that reports of infected | Annual weeds are those that ger- |; otation of crops is the best ed States consumers were 371,941] former leading Communist, Cecil H. ; wheat field ncreasin { minate in spring or early summer, | insurance against weeds. In addi- |tons or 83 per cent of the total and| i federation announced that they Sharpley as toxaphene, which Provincial elds are g. [ on and I wimp es | tion, enough should be known of , ; " Science has had "forbidden" the employment of | "gy oie 4ocications of dis. |ASTiculture Department officials | Poison is being used against the | Brow and reproduce before winter, | yo ";¢0 history of each weed: to bo n2 per cent higher than in June fp discovered displaced persons in open cut | tl say farmers have been spraying aphids, but the insects have not |AVing naturally or when caught by | "o iq0 "in the best method of |* JC2F, 280. ; : an excellent new treatment for ivy, mining. They have objected vojlmest_prad ces ong Sonn. with such prompt determination |been responding to the bait with | autumn frosts and leaving its) ipo ©%| Al Canadian figures in the re-| oak or sumac poisoning. It's gentle them workin underground and | si pany aders have astonisne that the "paint " i i "pai | progeny tucked away within seed aL La port include Newfoundland. and safe, dries up the blisters in g 8! |and angered hitherto placid union- e "painted ladies" are being |the same appetite as the "painted ~ tc bl f withstand : a : routed Before sxientive Gamage can) iadise [em s capable of withstanding nL United States production and| a surprisingly short time, -- often . winter's adversities. For the annual, n Eye for Mice shipments in June of 73,316 and 74,-| within 24 hours. At druggists, 59¢ claim that the newcomers, without |; sonymand oY he Seuss Jageaee| Communists now are getting a Pe caused to the sunflower crop. As far as the latter are con- | therefore, it is the seed that holds | RL 350 tons respectively showed an in- e a , *|rough hearing whenever they try to| Of interest to farmers is the wide | cerned, Agriculture Department Of- the strategic position, and its| Almost as good as the owl for crease of 14 per cent and a de-| Ask |application of toxaphene, described |ficials believe their day is almost | importance is well attested by the | catching mice is the red-shouldered | crease of 1.6 per cent respectively| for " | abundance of its seeds as compared | hawk. | compared with June, 1948. US.| 4 1 In the open cut mines it is speak. claimed by members of the federa-| "A number of their top-ranking [by entomologists as being equally [done. tion that the immigrants, who have | leaders have gone to Russia and undertaken not to change their Europe this summer and more are employment for two years, could be scheduled to follow: "used" by the management in times | In Europe today are: Ernest E.| of dispute. { Thornton, national secretary of the Other industrial unions have Federated Ironworkers Association; adopted a similar attitude. The | Clifton Reginald Walker, known | ironworkers have decided not to|"for party reasons" as Reginald | work with the immigrants and Dixon, the president of the Aus- | bricklayers have flatly told immi- |tralian Communist party, and Rup- | gration ministers Arthur A. Cald- (ert Lockwood, the party's leading well that they refuse to take the propagandist and former co-editor : i i ) new arrivals in their trade. of the party organ, The Tribune. a : The unions concerned have made | Four others--E. V. Elliot, general | E é ; no protests against immigrants secretary of the Seamen's union; from central Europe and Shanghai James Healy, general secretary of | who have arrived here with Soviet [the Watersiders' Federation, who | passports. visited Russia in 1935; Mrs. Phillis Their main target is the Baltic [Johnson party organizer of the wo- | nationalities who came here under men's section, and Dr. Alan Finger the government's immigration | the South Australian president who | policy or under refugee organiza- has been named in United States | tions. Most of these people are as one of the 10 most dangerous | anti-Soviet, and, according to the Communists in the world--are re- Communists, are fascists. {portedly due to leave for Europe | Apart from the Communists | this summer. Proper Feeding |Good Breeding Growing Turkeys Records Help Although it is generally realized Turkey may are that many breeding and sterility starting mash ik TE onange problems in dairy cattle are of a 8 ® » Weeks Oe ally mixing pathological and possibly regional | TO and growing mash, with an nature, there fire a Timber of fac- § 2 tion of growing tors relating to the breeding effic- | increasing prenor intil complete |1eNcy Of the dairy herd which are mash being Cog Professor S,|under the direct control of the change is ma : |dairyman. Good management in this J. Slinger of the Poultry Depart. |..." doubtedly will divi ment at the Ontario Agricultural Tesard unco y Witl. pay eivi. Solloze Lie says By 5. SMacpengle, a s | Division of ma. usbandry, Most of the commercial growing oe i.) gxperimental Farms, mashes for the continement reas Ottawa. ~e " ot . : ing 'of turkeys contains ut 2%! In most cases it is a good plan | " phen, 'ron man 1% hy So | £9 60_ gm BATH SPRAY BABY TALCUM Protein ie gh hould be iv- | of the dairy herd so that the cow 7 { 3 for sh i in bath 1 25 Helps prevent hot weather 2 ol an ntil th birds | calves at approximately the same 8 Ro! Ideal for shampooing or use in ae irritation and diaper rash 28 n along win gi TL . age | time each year. This entails care- ire about ie rotein require. 101 attention concerning the nor- : aowever, Sg ne proL time. it is mal three-week heat periods in the SH Aedes i irik i By to feed a 20 per. | reproductive cycle of the animal, 2 sizes . .. Regular, Junior 3 Z { a vi along | 8nd insuring that the cow is bred Ladies ) 0 i Vid / Sot Ra u } oh 2 for sent, protein growing mash n | approximately two and one-half i 3 : iting 35¢ ; with a good grain mixture, both g a 1 sli & : - ; months after calving. Normally seine TR egy grown. on [heifers are bred at eighteen months P De 8 oD Bkay's 5% D.D.T. | so that they may calve at twenty- Re ; Residual Surirce Household Pest Paint or Spray ; tor. - 028 we . JA3 range, it is advisable to carry them ey a § x g on a full feed program; that is, : . 0 jenzO. S\N : ; 8 ' | It is generally well-known that rexoll K "a, Refresh ..and lay Gresh! You can profil pom the "uo! » -------- RELIEVED OR TT] Rexall GRR INSECT to have mash before them at all} 75% : times. This is especially true tisis the eondition, of the cow and he Jo puATE BRUSHES " f cs TEER year 'when many of the pastures food she receives may eflect breed- ENT 0 AER ; " " co 06 0 ents bbing in. are not too satisfactory. While it|ing efficiency. Over condition and 0 BO 365 EAU DE L NE Goris SUN TAN IL Prevent sunburn by subbing oo REPELLENT dda .50 ret is. | om 10.489 Unis 201. 59 is wise to restrict grain for a time |lack of condition are undesirable, Ysiioht pressure if a 20 percent protein range grow-| while specific deficiencies in the 30 i isd rn : delightfully fragrant .65, 1.00 golden-brown tan. bottle . . tion and heals tender skin. Liguid 8 or. 1,95 ! cent 1 ; Bf ASTER ing mash is being used, the birds| ration may result in trouble. SKIN on FLY-TOX AEROSOL : ---------------------- 3 should be given a free-choice sup-| Breeding difficulties have been over- rexoll MOLE - SBS A ony rot om ONLY "Blue Hyacinthe'" or "My Night", REX-EME CREAM 29-59-119 1 f in i dditi t h in s inst s by supply- . , [110 fies, i 2 . Di oe i Jo hii IE hiv | Som i woh, Pg Dre 2 a ee AC\D rd har mach! $1.49 ; EAU D E Cc 0 L 0 é NE for smooth, lovely skin 29, 69 ) 1.50 You'll weed theie Jor Summer ! readily. It is unwise to attempt re-|are lacking. A notable example is " ; for May Fever | 365" FRESH LILAC LOTION Silgue SHAMPOO [ FRESA | tur stasive Goto pst sr Refreshing Summer frag ld weeds end insect posh: 0 stricted feeding of mash unless that of phosphorus, while in more pure plenty of good green feed is avail- recent years other trace elements s C TABLETS LANTIGEN "E" 29 Start your Lantigen treatment for Hay Invigorating for Leaves your hair n lly clean od r .65, 1.00 pias. | 85 37 | Bkay's 50% D.0.T. able and the birds should, in all have been found lacking in rations. S & cases, be full-fed on both mash In this regard attention to quality or A. 8. if and grain for a period of six weeks roughages and pasture is of great i ) before marketing. | importance. Naturally disease, in- hash ho 4 idan he Sn -igth ov rbd FRESH WETTABLE POWDER In general "confinement" grow-|fectiions and the faulty functioning De 3 vsual onset of the ; art: Bachelor COLOGNE FOR Hey Builen TOOTH PASTE or POWDER FRESH, 2 TT Ll ing mashes are more highly fort- | of the endocrine glands should re- Cleans and brightens teeth perspiration Elkay' ; 's GARDEN DUST --refreshes the mouth. euch +33 ... dosen't dry out in the jar. wit D.D.T. ified with respect to many of the] he ad: of a qualified vet- of w p Celve the Vice of ualified ver KTRACT distinctively masculine 1h RE A 75 vitamins and proteins than are erinarian. In like manner proper ; all t "range" growing mashes, If pasture care of the dairy sire is required. pipet 3 ot 1 BATH PO ER FEC, is poor it is a wise policy to use| 1t is of value to the dairyman to i SW = ict avender : WD . 2 a "confinement" growing mash | keep a record of calving dates, i $ A \ : Langlois L Mi 31 TOOTH POWDER ; 59¢ 39¢ 19¢ . iol though the birds are not con-| preeding dates and forecasted dates 8 to make each bath a luxury 1.10 with Sodium Perborate 43 or Heys ANSECTICIDE : . of when the dairy cow is due to { : If ale The proper grains to use and how |calve i i S : : again. The careful recording TH . Qardenia of A ; 20t.- 038 teen. 1,78 they should be fed often pose y ; : : . . problems. to the turkey grower. Sit dary Sikle breecin 2 Spetations 2 ] in Southrn France BATH CRYSTALS BB Relax and cool tired, A TUMMY up 4m good method of feeding grain is j Bly: ho tly-scented bath water 85 burning feet with {Give Baby's Own Zz) to provide a separate trough for wo i" o . For soft, pleasantly . 2.0.0. : Jeplan, Quickly 4 each. This saves the labor of mixing ; =m| BUR NS T-------- in S A NI - P E D halk eave mines RK : vr CUTS, SCRAPES : J or Gardani TALCUM ATHLETE'S FOOT 0 Seas so 7 So | Po wimina Foot Cream « {stomach Ni: . . and the birds will vary their con-! a POISON IVY, sh. OINTMENT sumption of the different grains! souther" depending on individual likes and of - 2 © Fine, smooth-textured, 45 Soethes itchy dislikes. When provided with grains t C \ 65; Sreadien a : wile germs, g a0 Lorn Sol d : 3: 23 BABYS WH y ee heals skin ds Foot Powder ~ - . in separate troughs, turkeys will not eat much barley but relish wheat, \ ps im oats and corn. If barley is available | 3 | co | ed / id © Prompt, effective relied at a lower price than the other 7a - 2 for semmer complaint, SP, Whenever gral, however, it can be used suc- P . -- [= : -- lo AS dlirrheee, intestinal Z Wherever... # cessfully for growing turkeys. In 4 Honey 2 1% 7 ia % eins, 00 Sickness, r + . % his case, it is necessary to mix You may obtain HIND Almond . MO Vi © FEMININE HYGIENE \ Doctor FOWLIR'S Infection Threatens e barley with the other grains) ; - Extract of Use DETTOL and having done this, the birds : $50 to $1000 NEW, LANOLIN-ENRICHED ml H © HOUSEHOLD USE | RITREL > ' will eat it readily and thrive. It 29 55 89 Doel ! 2 35, .69, 1.35 \ WILD STRAWBERRY 59. 1.95 the madera is advantageous to increase the pro-, --Or the mgney you need at 9 ody v VACATIONS 497 a.m) swivs 2 dg Ls. | \\ fs ag Reiger | Portion of wheat and corn in the] HOUSEHOLD FINANCE on your Re S mixture at the expense of| own signature. No endorsers or co Be ° Firstaid Rexall Pro-Cap chard, oats and barley, as keti ime | : : @pproaches. Toc ar ane Le other bankable security needed. SPECIAL LOW-PRICE OFFER!] EMERGENCY KITS ADHE SIVE | ing lower in fiber than the latter| HFC Will advance money for: Rocker are somewhat superior for Tatenie | OVERDUE BILLS Glare Gre rue nr : PLASTERS purposes. Rye is not a suitable SEASONAL EXPENSES With 10 REGULAR" KIT grain for turkeys. DOCTOR OR DENTIST BILLS e SU. conoins wbserbint soln, ond gave, nn | Waterproof or Plain : Turkeys require in soluble grit REPAIRS ON HOUSE OR CAR | PA ene bondoger, redine adhesive pier §oB9) | Rexall Firstaia of | 17 x1yard JI5 Sieh hs granite or mica, for most or for any good purpose. 2 "DELUXE METAL" KIT QUIK-BANDS 36 Plain or Mercurochrome Pieces efficient utilization of feed. Grit y may be given twice a week in am- 'ou may repay in convenient e e a e contains gauze bandages and pads, adhesive, : e a absorbent coon, triodine, spirits of ammonia, Complete bandages for 17x 8 yards 40 easier, more 2.00 «30 2 ¥ li natural looking Refills ounts the birds will consume in 1, monthly instalments arranged to 4" scissors, safety pins, first-aid manvol. or 2 hours. Grit should not be left! ft your income. HFC's service is : ner SY OF Jeruen.. wave, 1.75 in front of the birds at all times.| i Commercial growing marshes vary prompt and friendly. in their content of calcium. Some! ii C inp "rT Aman on WHEN MY BACK Rexa 0 of them are so low in this mineral No. oo | Amount | vq, [Hise | Amount ; BEGINS TO ACHE faster, i - N 1 USE = | more easily - g : an ° that the birds require extra oyster Wor. pert | Loam ment | Los CHLORADENT 2s d AMMONIATED SIMMS 2 15" x 5 yards 25 y fora fern 3.25 shell or limestone during the grow- | [$340 Ine io. her mashes contain 3, fo% B§ = [rasosi o ---- . BOB PINS icient calcium and much diffi- { ; | . # . os MOUTH WASH culty could be encountered by us-| |12| 20 [21479 |24| 36 | 70058 : > § ) \ ; ano ' ; . = LIQUID DENTIFRICE B ay | rushes ing a calciu:. supplement alon g N - GIVES THAT PROTECTIVE AMMONIATED ACTION 0 YOU READ ABOUT . . . START USING IT TODAY other 1 2% RUBBER Brushe: 7/PPED Bona porecrs mem with them. The feed representa- a ° 1S! ; HOUSEHOLD Li Li LT5¢ 80z. 75¢ 160z. 1.25 .75t0 7.50 10¢ JAOTECIS Mak boy LN, sh tive is in a position te advise s se con- cerning the necessity or otherwise NANCE ' { 4 won tard " A y . 25 " GENERATES AMMONIA IN THE MOUTH a of giving supplements with a given Fi : i wens. $12 wit 9c NEUTRALIZES ACIDS KEEP GUMS HEALTHIER Sai ph Feagrap, buoygpy "ogule, co * bone Secon, 8% feed a suc ice o ] trictly adnered to. TO PE 18 Simeon Street sown ESA Sa - REX TABLES 24+ + 20] mac meoco FILTER-COOLED PIPES [secur Mi 31 SOLUTION 42 - 29 : | Wr strictly adhered to. Over Kresge's Phone Oshawa 3601 --_-- ! - . 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