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tots obobobtown hkbald junh 91t lofla w w w f t w wa w jacksons ww ww w wwwwww summer wear about smttng crops an easy vvay to tippcment isry midsummer pasture alfalfa and lover lima oai and corn cllt reeii make htktulenl uruhlng imk1 wl heeds kprea 1 by manure him to plum li a late tianlnt women llowtn n obibtx uiniihutdh c price 1 at a trj luv i l i i in diishoh or tbo newest pattferm n u in i rintw mailo it in the latent ntjla cc i m ii k sale children s dremu h cobralls overalls rompeni creepers in now fabrics pruwd lit a iod waving lojou mon women mil children straw peanut and canteen hats of attractivv hij lis fo overj use street hold or garden f com 3fto up we show i nplondid range of roaadian american and scotch ginghame now patterns cbpiee colorings priced for a good quality at 80c and up now dress goods and children a wear in chambrays cbinlr voiles bipplettcb wrappercttch kimona cloth printn galateqb priced tit very moderate price for choice fabrics otitttbutnl b larli depart to ei when tht panlurxb dr p lu juno july august or september the el linkage inuotud in uiiniuk enn and 611 the ribs or all the lvo stock no iffasa no milk no beef or at lrtt not enauih to be really profitable is a condition both undesirable and too frequent in the experience of many farm era uve stock to be pro 0 table must be fed liberally maintenance ratlous dry pastures are nothing more never make bet or milk aud coyer cut be pro flu bio boiling crop prevents women hand children s new summer hobo in silk lisle cash tncro and cotton in blxuk brown white nod colors the beub values we have yet offered men 8 ovonlln and work shirts of a rood qualit at 1 25 and up men and boy s bnlbnggan underwear or the bent quality at 75c trymmerwetehvsoo cotton la wool at a moderate price house furnishing our furniture carpet and house furnishing dearpartmenta are snowing bargains that are a big sating in ho use- furnishing quality value service jacksons georgetown v -0- farms tor sale v ttsoo 100 acres gmilea from georgetown 80 acres workable balance aptsbaftl hash and p beautiful stone honee all nioal decorated bath furnace water inside good bank barn 58x06 all in rood shape the farm is a l producer and owner will sell crop and give immediate possession if you are thinking of buying a hotlbc in town or a small acreage it will pay you to consult dur list applj direct to tbo farmer who provide ateen or u66u e but lirestock at full capacity during any period of posture shortage is- not only making buj operation profitable but be la preventing losses thatliberal reeding alone can prey en t the firmer who takes time by the forelock and provides a summer alio does not worry aboutdrought know ing full well that his stock teed re- wlthout the summer silo must do the next beat thing provide ample green crops that are palatable and suecu lent to do what the pastures fall to do a few pounds of green peas and oats green clover green airalta or green corn in addition to the dry psature pickings make for content meat a full milk pall and thrifty young stock how to carry over tea oows fartnt has ten 001 should figure on the crop from one if acre providing ample green feed carry them ten days peas and oats mixed one and a bait bushels ot each and sown as early aa pos sible in the spring and followed by s second seeding ten day later will provide for twenty days of an early drought an area ot alfalfa near the feed yard is especially useful during july and august to keep the stock going until the early corn is ready sweet clover is more useful aa a pasture plant than as a crop plant that may be cut and taken to the teed rack clovers peas oats and corn will furnish oil the succulent teeda that are necessary providing ot course that the stockman undertakes their production in due time each spring grow a few additional acres or green fend this spring and it drought occurs you will be foitlbett against iobh i stevenson secretary on larlo department ot agriculture toronto hb mcdowell rep georgetown onlario agency ealotte m hdwrla st tsnatm fhsatsalal night phono 235 j day phone 196 esziv3effi main street the interprovincial weed special e99099e d equipped and sent out the railway company concurred in the plan and on the morning ot 24th january tbe special train consisting f two lecture cars one car lor display ot implements another exhibiting row ing weeds ftc and tourist dining car opened up at dominion qlty moil upon a tour of wain ueed seed spread by manure it la q gene known that weed seeds paasthrough the diges tive tracts of animals and still remain viable the manure will contain these seeds and the result la that a held may become infested with weed plants some o a very n cbai his b the feeding ol screenings which con tain seeds ot noxious weeds as a result of experiments at the minnesota agricultural experiment station it wan found that in feeding certain seeds to cows the germination h- ls- ft- hairing butcher meats fresh cured delivered to all parts of to l own jobbing machine work of all de cassidy works ltd henry block georgetown may passed through the digestive tract curled dock a very common farm weed geiiulnated only tour per cent in its natural condition a quantity of this seed was fed to a cow and 100 such seeds were placed in a gormlnator ninetyeight out of the one hundred grew the same is true to some extent at lambs quarters often known as pigweed the seed of tbls weed germinated 61 per cent before feeding 88 per cent alter feeding the germination df quack grass seemingly was not much affect ed as a germination of 86 per cent was secured befo e feeding and 80 per cent after feeding the viability of canada thistle seed was decreased to some extent but enough seed re malned to infest a field in view pf the foregoing figures the fanner should be very careful in the use of screen loga they should either be ground to the very fucst possible condition so as to crush all weed seeds or else they sho ild be fed to such animals as sheep which grind up and thoroughly destroy the ordinary weed seeds southern alberta the brat week in march any pessimism which may have existed with respect to the success of tbls it inn was soon dispelled from the outset great dlfllculty watt experienced baud un the large crowds at each point visited and on some occas it was necessary to obtain tbe use of be local ball in order to accommodate all this manifestation of late est on part of the farmers greatly en couraged the speakers with the train who put forth their best efforts and received a splendid responsu with an assurance of earnest co operation the w eed exhibit car aa a pepu lor centre ot merest to both youm and old here were pain tints and living and pressedttanta to illus trate tbe worst weeds and with these were companion cardi dlcatlng tbe means ot edlcauon many kinds of weed seeds were shown under magnifying glasses anil models of weed seeds enlarged to forty ul am iters aere shown soil plots with weeds growing from weed seed planted on the trip indicated tbe rapidity with which some typical weeds developed when not promptly attendedto inthese p t type of imple s fp the eradication onachtyuffor weed op peared in another section space was devo ed to nturol history featuring certain bugs the grass hopper and ibo cutworm each in va lous staff s with charts abowln th methods ot destroying these touts i tbe interprovincuu weed special s en the sidlns a dominion gty z school children vmitng- the weed sped at oak lake each these would receive verr special attenti with definite tn- strnedons to those affected a cer tain amount ot time waa taken at each point for the dlscusaton ot other agricultural toplca such aa w ate feed growing ot corn and sun- tbe second exhibit i various types of machinery employed in connecto with weed destruction seed cleaning and cultivation pur poses generally the two lecture cars which were used for this purpose only adorned with placards bearing upon tbe i the stall accompanying the train provided by the dominion and prov incial governments agricultural colleges and schools included prominent authorities in agricultural matters as obtaining in western canada through each province either the minister of agrlcultur or the deputy minister directed a pro gramme which varied from day to day to suit the prevailing oondltjons ot the district visited for ins itrtft tartl infest w the russian thistle may have also ant- teredtrontberiraaabopbe ot last year these two would be treated by speda tues instructing thoroughly upon the measures to be taken to combat tfcexn another district nan aa aband onee offcouch gran or mnatard nx the cutworm had ravaged th crops flowers much interest v the matter of sunflowers wr loooer clover elntuh and fall rye also the advantages at having a sflo on the farm the diaoonnee were of each a varied and cenprehenatve iutuxa that it would ba dlmcutt to go into detail but the writer is satisfied that no other similar tram has ever ac complished so much wtthm such a short tana daring tbe star weeks three thotnand ave hundred miles was covered seventytour points ttsttad and mnry sit meetings jld with am agg attendance nitsen thorns s 1 grocery specials 1 half gallon jam v imperi u quart jam per dux wine quart jam per dot t imperial pint jars per dox metal rings per dozen ulass tops for jam per doz rubber rinns per pkg peon 2 tins fpr corn 2 tins for 1 lb tin bed canoe salmon cjark h pork and beans reg 80o 2 for 3 lb tin clark s pork and beans mclaren a jelly powder s for pickloaner pt black tea re 46r lbs 1 78 100 1 60 1 40 as- itampberry vinegar centonade and bottlo ngeade a m grandy- at r 71 l xt i- 26 1 1 1 sb n i 80 i as 1 i ns xr 1 te phone 7b sausladlh saarartet prtapl stuverjr v b v- the objective ot tbe provincial trvarnmentx and the canadian pack fle hallway was to arouse pubua- aenttment to the seriousness ot the weed situation sad it ts believed that this has been accomplished andusa venture taoranghty justified utemens- demonstration georgetown fish market always a good variety on hand all the fresh fish of the season at the lowest possible price georgetown fish and chip cafe the east end me shop c ridler butcher dealer in all kinds of fresh cured and cooked meals andtsh the right meatrfit the right prices call and give us a trial orders promptly delivered georgetown dominion day julyht a successful woman farmer b brituh colombia hydro electric sells lamps irons toasters vacuum cleaners ranges and all electtical appliances of all makes 85 and 40 wat laniv oo 60 watt lump so 100 watl lunps 110 special prices on nitro lamps juioiaustns spoiml 8 in at iaao office town hall what to plant in late garden carrots beets and celery for win ter use may be planted in- the latter part of june ooden bantam corn to kap up the supply tpr late summer early string beans and peas to provide substitutes for meat fresh and crisp vegetables as tbe means of saving canned products for winter use somewhat deeper than lu spring and the soil ov the seed should be firmed more carefully than usual the home egetabte garden the home vegetable garden sbonld be a family interest and all mem bers df the family wbo are able to do so should take part in its cnltl vaton there isno better form of outdoor exercise than moderate working in the home garden and few lines of recreational work will give greater returns for the time employed when potatoes are about six inches tall start spraying with bordeaux mixture mmttett tcmtm ktmtt siobcam dseiabc mils car serrtt sleeping ears on night trains anil jpltflorjjaw on prmoidal day triune fall information from any oram trunk ticket agent or ce horn ing district passenger agent to ronto the matrimony days have notne th maddest of the- year tbe hndwupm looking scared and grnm- he feels bn ancvm near 1 i411ooet coontzy bhowins mrs footers ranch in mrs foster of ltuuoet b c dace to on hotel besides these there are a couple of work horses pigs and cuckenm every scrap of feed ied for the stock is produced on ranch itself mrs poster i has worked down to a fine point just exactly how moch space it is necessary to devote to alfalfa grain and hay in order to do this and nothing is bought in tbe m of feed exetnt perhaps clam- jell for the chickens the crop and the animals balance each other and no ot allowed on either iqooet about thirty ndtea rest of aabctoft and north it lyt- ton nght m the aindle of the dry here la brtttlh colnnabla where trri- ration is the mack wand that tarns the deswt into a fertile gsjfek it o the eye fay its appear- snol of oaderiy pt its shady erehard wauhoed gardene the inkngss of the mlfkoows gtaalag in the uber paddocks and the vivid greea of its alfalfa fields stands out fa stronff relief acafaurt tker vai mn foster still carries kulhfu and aa thoroughly as she wkf twenty fears ago with the kelp of an indian who cones ln to to tbe ploughing and gvye a j band sriths haying and harvesting she sal a niece who sometime stays with her manage the who e work ot the farm alone hi foster gets more out of her aawsaga than any other farmer la taipravrtnee every inch of ground la tanted to account en a methodical and kisntttsc system the vegetable ad ahhaal growth are made to re side i this farmefll also a first class gardener both in theory and in prac tice and has sweet corn earlier and over a longer period than anyone else in british columbia she de votes about 4 quarter of an acre of well adapted land to her early apritts garden and another piece with a colder aspect to her late summer planting so by a carefully planned i iisjon she oby i tssf year shipped 100 boxes coast the orchard contains every sort of treefruit including italia pronea peaches sndsprir latter his faster has t ped away 700 boxes of fall and ter apples there are some healthy o hedges of grape vjnea which profused y and plenty of raspberries jod other small fruits bat her speciality ia melons for winch she it famous there are rows end rows of these cantaloupes niusk sad water melons for all of which she find a ready market her tour bee hives are partly the reason why hex fruit j sosuccessfnl and 10 we uke off our hats to this woman who ta ityins a wisely sod so well to our a georget6wn phone 206 r w hall jr ba scj architect do you intend to build or make alteration why not consult an architect box 524 brampton phone i66w saturday treat 1 1 m m psssa loatinotively be knows tbe best nandy when he tastes it that is why your boy will invariably de mand our candy or find it if yon have it around thehomw it le such a wholesome product that a reasonable amount of it will do him good not harm for this saturday we have a great favorite for you hi uvaodb paunit cocoanut kisses 29c lb this favorite summer candy needn no introduction finger shaped pieces of delicious cream with cocoanut in it strawberry vanilla and maple flavors regular reg 40c a lb sartairtlsay special sntaa lib weekend chocolates 29c if jou know how much the folks at home look forward tqour week end chocolates yoo would never forget to take home a pound ot them and think of the bapmneus our chooolatea carry bo them why aurely you cannot regret b pending 29c for a pound of our fresh assorted week end chocolates neilsons cream cakes 8 for 25c 100 doseo of ninliwm b choralace cream cakes assorted naibra reg 60 iis saturday sfcrsto saturdaysunday chocolates 49c a box ask for a box ol our saturday sunday chocolates she kttm uteox ssvtxurdsvy speolal ttam i brampton t h mqoremam gorsiospi milton