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cllwle la halts the hamilton health associa tion bs proposed to the lialtoo county council that a monthly anti tnberonloeia clinic will be hld in ever centre in hftlton count to be conducted by one of the staff of the mountain sanitarium in caae the council did oot feel aura or the value of the plan the association baa offered to provide the aervices of cbe staff for a trial period of six moo the at the expir ation of which the ohmes might be either contained or stopped at the meeting of the coanty council the offer of the six months trial without expense to the county was accepted when a bit or sunshine hits j o after pasain of a cloud when a fit of laughter gits je an ye r spine is feelin proud don t fergit ter up and fling it at a soultbatb feelio blue for the mioit that ye aling it it a a boomerang to you sue fab fair mes georgetown oct 6 6 oct 2 8 brampton sept 21 si burlington sept 18 19 cooksville oct2t oct is preelton oct 1 marlcharo oct4c hilton sept 2s 29 oakvilln sept is is rock wood sept 25 2f bockton oct 9 k weston sept 28 29 wabatley harness shop w tjnr iuikii ad pass b jwsre im scei laajlalmsrkienacall tar prices are rlfw mi a service b a 1 w a bailey dp to nate harnfsb shop cemceiewr blernattmui deering mi mccormick fab1i operating eqmphbnt harvesting machines tractors hay and corn machines engines tillage implements cream beparatorb seeding machines manure spreaders ploughs threshers feed nndera binder twine chatham wagons latter carriers buggies h barnes ml norman h speight pines pbobograbhs oedric washers electric cleaners ssmssssi norman h speight inmo an sxscxfcio stokx snyders cartage movtaav done pianos move or any work t possible to be done with te o truck niee satis facaononauaqwork atostehy us srfroer m artwlwt service bring back the quail 1 iiloii jk i sp endi 1 dame 1 irii ijn the i arm i it tie hot v i e of our b i i ow w hav p phi b i itun for it will larlhknern v i ut have 11 e qua pi x ii p uf xunnii k bach a 1 r l rij r ot fhefc point u1h at u tlraet how he ijoat uh quail id lie old duyn the farn i y nl i a rew brace ol qunll tt c ij at r uno ouj and a ttw brue euoutfb tor biiu furtl r u i t r u pr aoeld you had to bo the brush h pb nul rat she r for the quail wert cl ur tl up u d burned every foot o r un i w cleared for tl e plough or for punl r then when the heavy b owa ca followed by aleet there won leas a d leu shelter the hard crust sta d on the bdow for two or ihret days and whole bevi a were starved or froipn it m an unequal ugl atalnat nan and nature nature alone could be fought but when man too wan lo be contended will the qunll kip p tht host m wt bird re omj ianncra frien is the question is do you wish the back i believe you wil when jou kite it a little thought you louaj are nthtlng an uphui lent against insects and weeds each hour you sp nd in this way is a distinct loss why not gain tbeae hours you do not nave to lose them our police men of the air can do a much better job than you can and will charge you nothing except a little attention let us very briefly take up the seneral question of loss from insects and noxious weeds and in this con nection show vjat the birds we now have are doing la the united states the annual loss is computed at j80t 000 000 what percentage or this could be saved if the bird ponulauon was normal our bird population to day 1b only onetan tb of what it might be to give a concrete example it is estimated that the state of mass chusetts with an area of 8 000 square miles has not leas than ave useful birds to the acre or a bird population of 25 600 000 prom ob servation and dissection a conserve tive estimate of the number of in sects consumed by each insect ivero us bird is one hundred per day tl st means the consumption of the euor- n ous total of 2 5s0 000 000 insects this meana the daily consumption of chiefly obnoxious insects in maasa cfauselts is 21 000 bushels quail destroy weed seeds and one half ot the quail s food con slats of weed seeds onefourth of etaln mostly taken from the stubble and about fifteen per cent of lus els the insects chiefly consumed are po tato beetle cucumber beetle chinch huge wire worms etc in winter the destroy the seeds of 126 kinds of uoxloua wwda a conservative estl mate or amount ot food eaten each day would be two ounces can you see bow your potato bugs would dis appear if the bobwhite w re pleu tirulf the united stales pepartuient of agriculture states that each quail on the farm is worth 20 lo ti t now comes th question of again usvlng tnese birds plentiful it can ot be done in a day nor must you expect it in a year there are somi quail left- tl cru may be a few on your farm protect them tbey are worth bold dollars to you allow no hunting whatevtr as jou have seen outside of buul ttur tho lack of ah liter and feed dur lug and alter winter storms la tl u chief cause of tl e disappuirui ca uf this valuable bird llow to hducc the qoall back place heaps of bruab in thi fence corners plant a virginia lr epcr or wild cacumbcr seed and instead or a brash heap it will beconiu a beauty apse on the brush heap or a stump place several forkfuls o buck wheat straw unthrashed this will mat together and make a perfect pro- lection as well as supply food tie a numbar of corn stalks around a small tree or stake 4b a protected situation leave an opcnlnk facing south scatter oais wheat buck wheat chaff barna weepings around moat of it inside the auelter with a tew leads running some distance away do it now get the quail coming to the grain when a storm comes lhey will make for the shelter never neglect it especially in stormy weather and particularly after sleet storms he member what it worth ln th spring sow some buck wheat and rye in the fence corners around your shelters let it ripen there quail are very loud of it and will remember it when the storms of winter prevent thein feeding ejss- wbere tbey too are moat likely to breed near ibeir winter feedlnc statlons rhey slay become as tana as the beautiful llttla bob white do you know thai ii they are protected they will become almost as tame as chickens tbey will wander amongst your potato uatch and repajlyon many times over for the attention you have given them and if they ever become too plentiful why quail on toast is hard to beat think 11 over potato- bugs or quail h r ivor honorary game officer m jb c a toronto coal best d l w si on coajtn all size also southing and steam coal mrs jtwalkins l nerval station paesvcwsl cfralia nd eatoiaiaer ouuu scrtmnsot a comedian and intitafor of harry laudee open 10 ac for rooceita rdi nuieats of all kind call or m nw charlie fire insurance l ll ujiiubt c assail for nocne el the sl rem- are you protected r iron horses ready for grain rush canadian made for canadian ttebe areaomaef the engines and 1x al traffic which arrived in winnipeg re of the canadian pacific ralrway thlaequl transporting ot western canada a crop which bldsfajr to bs ono of the largest erar recorded these additional engines and cars were construe td at the companys shops at angus near montreal aad have been assembled at the weston shops winnipeg awaiting the call to ta harvest fields of the west the upper picture shows four tras lesvlng weston with a string of approximately 100 box cars per engii tveach car has a cspidty of 60 tons 2 and 8 some of the now freight engines which will be used to haul the rain throughout the three prairie provinces 4 one of the u ntw p 2 class s have toftl weight of 262 tout exerting a traction dughout these e effort pf 65 000 pounds their driving wheels are 6 feet 3 inches in diameter cylinderp 26 jl in d ameter by 82 in stroke the total length bei gblf c 4 mi inches the tender has a ater capacity of 8 000 gallons and 14 tons of coal which is equal to the average cltisens winter supply of fuel these engines are known as the p 2 class numbered in b 300 aeries they have vestibule cabs for th comfort of the engine crew aadre electrically equipped throughout the complete weight of one train hauled by one id these engines indud ng the engine is 4 476tonb of which 3 ftotons would be the carrying capacity for wheat or 100 660 bushels in each train the carrying capacity of the 46 engines of this standard is 4 629 700 bushels per trip eacbengtnernakesonetnpadty picture no bshowsanothergroup of the new canadian padflc locomotives their capacity and weigh rank them among the biggest of their type ln the world h druks cigar store gentlemen i am sura that jou always wapt a flood amoks a good plug of rue nk tobacro juat call on mo and you will get every 1 u1111k ou want we handle the largest fceskest stock at tobaccos be i caase we bay jmred wo have bachelor and tucket s cigars ranging in phos at 5c 10c s for jt5c 0 for 26c and 16c straight chawing tobaccos 1 modormlda s ng cjsorga stag and bi ben iso all kinds of plug hiuoiuor tobawo ws kpop copenhagen hmift good arietj of english tobaoooa id lfns all kinds of cigarettes j tobacco pouchts plpm wid cigarette cases from 38e up a no 1 chocolate from 39c and up we carry av nice vaariaty of fruit orauga bauisuusa peara etc h druks georgetown i jmbuck buxcheb alwap keen a okalea bteek og tfc bast wjwewswu i frak aal watt ij hssts wbiek k miu at tae lowest possible prices canada pond board l cease no 9 gog got the ikvest hydro electric system electric r applianceb of all kinds trie hydro lamp guaranteed per i 00 hour irons from 475 up pnces on all makes of vacuum cleaners heaters ranges office town hall farm machinery case sin 18 31 implementjnd tool i us i d and ejlcctedtoooftco by many tarmers i is were hially al i k im i rl inn w aslo the i u lk k half acre uar- i n i kesulls i i bfl will i oaab traotolts no ia tie time to pirdiasc onr tractors farm machinery flourj cliantz wilkinson plows buggies stoves pedlar steel roof ag lightning rods wire fencing circular sawn coolcshutt farm machinery sgsteontliiauitl broadcast noeder internal nnal near new ferti izer drill internal on til 111 h p j aipire gna engine near new 2 1 11 h p fairbanks engine good repair prim rose oream beparabor 10 good 1 ornos dri era nod workers t e hewson phone 101r33 norval notice speights garage under flew management repairs to all cars batteries charged and repaired gasoline and oils durant service mclaughlin repairs bailey stuart ptroae7 georgetown garage yw patroaage appreciated and work gparanteed t ivu cu uf agriculture i u anu i rnr n too n in plw- li u d achl n as been groat a ci y dko a axe a scythe a spade i ill huw fun d a in rue part of ih eq l e t of muny farms 11 no f w a pin tools were probably o nun s fill work ng the small u tas of a d u r process of clear- lng tl develup of the farms brouk 1 r prove nrin topis and a grad a u velup nt toward ttae ujoder lypu of fur mnct inea when 9pols here heallg vajised tooib were va ued in the early days bvause sucl were hard to get there was no wpste uf farm equip ment then the spade and the acythe were valued as much as the shotgun conditions have changed during the past century the progress is now marked by an abundance of tools implements and machines for every purpose ln agricultural production and harvesting in abundance ot machines so great that wo see waste on every hand pluugl s tillage naohlne and harv ultra neglect d and exposed to tl e wmtj er rust aud wear out before g vi j half service the waste uf ouls implements ma c lnes and articles of farm equlp- ent amounts to many thousands of dollars each year neglect of in pie i ents and tools la criminal uaste meg ect to put machines under cover o apply weatberprooflng paint to keep s arp all cutting parte to oil or otharulbs lubricate all heaz- logs a reducing the efoc ency and shortening the period of usefulness ofequljunent in which many million of dollars of farmers money has been invested the machine or tool is not the only loss since the power either horse motor or man is also reduced through having to work with a tool or implpment not ln the best condition tms double liability while fully appreciated by the most efficient or business type of farmer is a matter that should be under stood by all who own or work with farm tools the idfe of a grain binder in the hands of good men a grain binder has been known to last and do 100 per cent efficient work for thirty years in the hands of care less men grain binders nave been racked to pieces in less than five years through such treatment as neglect to oil and to keep bells tight the reward for emclenc might here be expressed as the price of five blndors over a period of thirty yearn l stevenson sec dept of agriculture toronto al wright butcher maffisl georgetown ffemet sho ik it2sj vyukhf aimand happimess confute by ftgchas wo ioop wmou iomf rum tl e jointer plough the jointer plough wai developed through the appreclatlo of plough makers of the necessity or mixing vegetable matter with the coll during the ploughing operation the jointer is a miniature plough attached tc the main plough beam in such a posi tlon as to cut and roll a small furrow slice into the bottom of the furrow and just ahead of the furrow slice turned by the plough mouldboard this arrangement permits the turn log of a wider furrow si ce and puts all vegetable mat er well under the cutter of uie turned fu row slice jointer ploughs are equipped with a shorter nio ldboard that is shaped to invert the furrow slice more curl or steeper are t e terms generally used to describe the juiuter plough mouldbdord a wheel and a land bllde dsgned to keep lie plough straight of uulforn depth and steady are also part of tl jointer plough equip uont 31 urler i undies shorter beam a d si or r moulboard are cham st cb yjr pr nounced wl en the jo n r tp of pluugl is com pared wltn le scotch or lo g plough type l m v i aon half acre on en glim dig ketmn you can ake on an average 444 net on a i air acre garden on your farm can you nake as uch on a half acre i anj other way the thing has bee worked out by the illinois exp rl no t station after ave years this station found that the average grobs income tron us half acre garden was j 4 85 with a labor cost of 25 71 and expenditures for seeds plants and insecticides of 16 08 the net return as 44 06 here is what the illluols garden pro duced in its last year onions green 3g doien ripe 3 bushes asparag a 1ih pouuds radishes 103 dozen 1 ttuee 3 bus kets turnips ireon 5 baskets arlj 10 dozen late z 6 bushels rl ubarb 84 pounds splnacl 31 buake b j tus 11 baskets beeu green b bushe s early 15 doien idle a 9 b s s cib- bage early 108 heads lu large 24 late mh s4 beans s ring 16 pecks lima u press earl p utocs g bushel parale a pp cauli flower early 15 a e 10 war ots cjr ly 24 doien late b hi f d so ash summer 93 wl i r 330 pou an awee corn it dozen ton a u a ripe 26 bushels gree 7 bust en uc in bers slcnh 3s7 prk h 76 uak melons 1 19e po da watermelons 2 063 pounds thk pant 11 fruits peppers 4 pecks j ars ips 34 b sh els sa b fy 1 2 ush u w r rad lshes 3 1 b h ela ciltry lu doxeu cor ing beef in tl e home the p ces of b f con non y used for corn h are ihe plate rump cross ribs and briske o in other words the cheaper t u ol meal the loi ribs a d o her fancj cu s re mo t often used fresh and since there is more or less waste ot nutr ens coming th is well the pews fur corning should be cut into couven lent slied jolntssay 6 or t mebes auars aqtorsac and prnva pou in ton c reg sfic a rtsrssc stock tonic reg 60a tor ssr scrub brtiab i for ibp itird s blanc hangw storc dhtea shsas5t- jellj pojtder bran flakea hops is corn flakea 34jc hory soap b taken 2 ssc cream olive soap 3 un infanta delight s isr caatilo 9 ss silver gloea starefa x xse corn starch a csr mnubea 3 40c olaarkvbiepad absolutely the beat btvswl job ever ale buy at isomf todgay maiuc1ark rnlrrij mill numaii id the hrfklc eye sjra t wiuu la oa n tire plu m by ip factvibs tbc wwfcel tae xba smas lav snewslkaskkaaa aapriaaiam browits gaiage tlrcton take notice pbuu w hav hir ers and good frame fact g rot for want of galvanised cocrugated a prewar pnces or leaa oosmihas the improvement er aaakdrseat nr this hntnoastossdlaablav other place ia vsm tafca aaasrlk and tave a lk with gtlbevt aav elair josrt bjl mo 1 oetarae- town ste tmsa banaa oeiagia all kirda galvsuiued tanka lavgtlit- emng protection wanted your phonograph motor for repairs best workmanship prompt service frank king oeorqetowit junk wanted i am pftymg the highest ctuth price for ah kinds of junk also bides and poultry husidaaoa opposite pwaits trhrsl oat tieterta stet oeottkatowxt oat m freeman postoffloe box 470 fhooa 167 standard anthracitk scranton coal in ausiasa coal wood select zsomp lor oosassakae and threahnsg ninissssl smithing udcssnel ossal in fact 1 carry eerjtlaisss to be fonnd m any y fa sjsjta goal and woodward john mcdonald phonbl gssoarajetrjrwo wanted 18 3so 24 or 48 idch drr4 aad 48 preferred cbltttmafjra uhitcd