Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 15, 1929, p. 6

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page 6 the georgetown herald wednesday may 15th 1929 teu him now if with pleasure you ere viewing any work num u doing if you like him or you low him tell him now dont withhold your approbation till the parson make oration and ho lie with snowy mies oer nb brow for no matter how you shout it and the nou you make about it ho wont know how many teardrop you have shed if you think some pralie in duo him nows the time to klip it to him for ho cannot read hu tombstone wlicn hh dead mow hunt fame and mow tlian money is the romnient kind and sunny ami the itrarly wnrm approvol of frund pnr it kivea tn life a savor ami it makes him stronger braver ami it gives him lionrl ami ilrlt to llii end if ho earns your praise bestow it h you like him let him know 11 lel the words nl true enrnuragimenl bo said do not wait till lire l over ami ilea underneath ui clover knr lie- rnnnot read lib tomlmtnttc when lies dend aeorar a turner for the first time in motorcar history you can have all theedhiicar 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itiuequentiy luued to the dtvulon then the oliver equipment that wai made in canada waa all condemn d beeauie it did not balance the pack hone load that the aoldler carried and became the leather itrapa cut in to the ahoulderi cruelly with the r ull that the web equipment of the brltlth army wai luued while the oliver equipment wai piled high uke a pyramid at aihford in kent and in other campe wliere canadian aoktlera topped on their way over 1 am not citing the above in deroga tion of the ulnuter of mlltla but rather to anew the errora that a r tlon devoted to the art of peace will tumble into when it u auddenly call ed to mobllue a unitary roree colonel hughei made many emri during thue feverlih day of auiuat and september 1014 but they are only ipoti on the aun when one con hon in france in five monthi aider the great achievement of puc ing a fully equipped and efficient dm probably the moat crltlcmed of hit errora waa the entrenching tool which wai alio detlgned aa a protection and loop hole when the aoldler laid down to fire but iu weight vu impoatlble and a pyramid of colonel hughei en trenching tooli was built at aahford to which hu enemlet called attention and hu frlendi pasied with a amlle he accomplished wonders while there was but one or two- divisions but his centralised system of orgen- uatlon was inadequate when the canadian forces reached the dlmen slons of a national army- his system was not capable of expansion he was a canadian of the cana dians and decidedly proud of it powerful lacrosse pleyer in his day a good sportsman and the right man as minister of militia when the war broke out aome day a branae figure will be placed in the canadian hall of fame and on iu pedestal wul appear the name sir bam hughes in the early part of 1014 the com mand of the regiment passed on to lt col a l noble and colonel noble took the regiment into camp at nia gara in june of that year it was a good camp and profitable for although there was not a sugges tion of the storm that was about to break the training took on a more practical tum and the service khaki was more in evidence than the blue serge though the men wore the blue for the last time i think thanks to captain cooper the re giment was overstrength though many of the men were of the professional soldier type who didnt cere much what regiment they served in so long as it wss all in the british berries the reverend a b illgglnion was regimental chaplain at that camp and he proved a worthy successor to captain belt and was of great assist ance to the regiment in the strenuous days that were to follow the regimental band was under the bandmaster a b castillo and had been during the two prevlou utratlow and aa leader of the band mr caitelle rendered a loyal and de voted service to the regiment that is well remembered by all the oncers and men of those days the militia list publlthes the per- sonel of officers of the regiment dur ing the war a list that includes one hundred and fifteen lieutenants many of whom identified themselves with the corps in order to qualify as can dldatea for the overseas regiments for au ranks of the overseas batta lions hid to pass through the mulua in order to jegaute paper this work of enlisting and recruit ing for the overseas battalions en tailed much labour and service on the part of the service that has not been and may never be reootnlsed a work that covered the whole period of the war as the drafts of junior officers and men proceeded to loin the over seas battalions very few of the conunandlnf of ficers of mllltla regiments were allow ed to join the overseas forces and many of those who did were either kept in england on rtaaerve battalion work or returned to canada of their own volition after aeelng how impos sible lt ws tor a senior officer to get to one of the regiments in france where replacements were being made by promotion within the various regi ments all of which observations brings us up to those quiet days in july 1814 when war seemed as remote as the noachlan flood and the idea of the canadian militia ever paruelpaunt in war simply unmlnkable continued next week fastmebr ovamcoisjt wrr nrming arnack by mimaenct cstora unlit artlela written far oiei tawn herald by rretmer w j keakref osteite agrtrsltaral ceoef- a cold wet april and a none too favorable tint week in may have made it certain that there will be m considerable demand by farmers for emergency crops for sowing in ontario this boring buckwheat this is one of the best grain crops for late sowing it iu greatest yields of grain when sown between june 1st and juno lath on the average throuahout the pro vince 11 yields more per acre than lirlng wheal and spring rye but less than barley and oat sandy loam soils with good drainage are well suit ed to growing buckwheat but it gives ttood result also on most types of soil wliere tlte drainage is good in the past several years tliero has been ttood export market for buckwheat uraln in a meal mixture buckwheat has almost as great a feeding value for itoek as barley millet millet is a good annual hay crop and lias a hlglier feeding value tlian most of tlie grasses the hun garian variety is by far the most widely known experiments at ute on mrlo agricultural college indicate that when earllness of maturity yield or hay per acre and yield of seed per acre are all considered 11 is the best commercial variety grown in the pro vince light soils with a fair humus ly are best suited for growing millet the best hay u produced when millet is cut when the plant are fully in head the hay is more dimcult to cure than timothy and should be ex posed for a short a time a possible to hot sunshine and wet weather the hungarian millet in the average of the last fifteen years experiment at ouelph produced sj3 tans or dried hay per acre hungarian millet when sown on june 1st produced in the experiments at ouelph almost twice as much grain per acre as barley sown on the same date this seed ha almost the same nutritive value a barley bay beans this crop the plants of which are larger in sue than com mon beans and less subject to injury by frost is coming more and more into general use western ontario and much of central ontario- can success fully grow soy beans for fodder when suitable varieties are sown in south western ontario several varieties rip en seed soy beans prefer a good sindy loam but will give good results on loams and day loams where the dralnsg la good when sown for aeed in rows thirty inches apart 30 to 45 pounds of seed should be sown per acre a grain crop may also be pro duced by sowing through every tube of the drill which will require one to one and onehalf bushels of aeed per acre when grown for fodder produc tion it may be sown with a grain drill at the rate of li bushels per acre soy beans are very rich in protein both in the plant and in the seed pea and oats this mixture town at the rat of 3 bushels of oat and 1 bushel of pes per acre makes in ex cellent annual hay crop varieties well suited for trowing tn the mixture an oac no 7z ojlo no 144 or banner oat along with golden vine oac no ill mckay or prussian blue peas best hay from the mix ture la produced u the crop is cut right in t sho vwmutift ha rkc frultauw sootbed hie kidneys freed bis system of exeeas aeld and poeafteous waste regulated hie bowels purified but blood and this is why mrtb floyd of nsnslmo ii c is not bothered with rheumatism sny more l suffered with rheumatism in my jdera and a most of my frirtxls i taking krultallves i ilerideil their attestation dtirruun school airokt the following la the atandlna of the pupil of dufferln school as no 10 esquesmg for the month of apru m order of merit br iv margaret mclean jr iv oraee funtoft verne joe ernesto tonelll br hi jack mclean jr mi mabel page ella oakley buile uerrltt jean mclean angelo tonelll miry ryder jr it charles mill laura bonus joan wall amelia tonelll melville bonus br i beatrice uerrltt john drake br pr quint tonelll intermeddle prcharlle wall carney bonus clerenee bonua jr prtommy bonua tonelll denoles examinations missed denotes equal mark n e hall teacher tire which broke out in the chick en house on the farm of mr harris of snider comer last friday ws responsible for the death of us chick en and the total destruction of the fine chicken nous no causa can be aaajcasd for the ore but tt probably oecured through the overheating of a to try them in a slmrl tlmo he pain djsaesred snd i hsd riluf for he first time i think this ni-d- ielae really marvellous if you are bothered with itheumatiua pals in the arms lee or back or with neuralgu or headaches get fruit- ativev 23e and coe a bux at dealers everywhere almost any other crop the cultivated crop grown in ontario u a biennial and care should be taken not to con fuse it with the annual or birdseed rape the safest plsn in buying seed to order lt by variety name or to ask for pailure rape rape does but on deep rich moist solli with a plenti ful supply of humus it grows well on muck sou if they are not too wet rape may be sown from early spring until a late a the first part of au gust much of the rape grown in the province however is sown during the first two week in june from one to two pounds of seed is required to sow on acre in drills and from four to five pounds when it is sown broadcast rape gives iu largest yields when sown in drills m to 30 indies apart when the pea pods are about onehalf it is handled and cured uke any other hay crop in addition to celient annual hay crop the firstels being an excel hove mixture soiling crop rape this 1 on of the best 1st pasture crops grown in the province it u less injured by severe frost than j sanford stawarttown plumwngtiihmlitalnrj bilemltl cawwfasly qca phone 84 r 12 georgetown rr no 2 m bkevsulaa ft standard aimmacm scranton coal in all size automatically boreanad and coal wood select tjnmp or domeatlo ana sbreahint porpoeee smithing and oannel coal in faot loarry everything to be found in any uptodate goal and wood yard john mcdonald fb0mb1i gaemrtjetown toose tlxfaefiet tathelxivrntbat yon tat triad u hard to build up tboae aoactty abreba roe bnghaa suad planta that ismfjtmmtfus ont they aveasj mutahtajklnaagviurm saccohae many tame the plant toad vsritttt of ordsrsary nssumve and it tree from otfeausireodore aaingle augpefratlm iwlghtbjm lawn 1b obm wealte txeae na vt rawek4ntteamdaryayowla tad beoota usonj flrrweveand jb attury to apply fs11 ssstwasoaw cm pxacaaof r h- tmrmpson phomu ojoaulattown first kino in canada we hid a friendly visit this week from mr s f bingham of toronto who is representing the milton oil refineries limited of mllten ontario mr bingham is a brother of the late mr john bingham who was for a number of years township councillor for ksqtieslng and also county coun- culor for hilton mr bingham informa us that the milton ou refineries limited is the first of lu kind in canada they have procured from the town of muton a urge factory on the cpjt siding close to the nation and have already unloaded two cars of the most modern machinery one of the cars eonuln- lng four unlu of presses each weigh ing seven tons the company is being financed wholly by canadian capital and they have a thoroughly competent scotch 8upertntendent tney propose to go extensively in to the manufacture of cotton seed cattle teed which u used so widely by all uptodate farmers vast quanti ties of this feed ha so far had to be imported from the united states in iu finished state but now the company will import the raw msterlsl free of duty thereby being able to sell it at a lower price according to an article in the en cyclopaedia brlttanlca on cotton seed this cattle food has 83 more food value than corn and ffla more than wheat the company propose laur on to go into the manufacture of oil and cattle food from the soya bean which can readily be grown in this part of the country up to this tune the far mers have had no encouragement to raise soya beans as there has been no market but this condition the com pany propose to remedy as soon a possible erin we are sorry to report that mrs isaac davidson who has been 111 is rat recovering a rapidly aa her many friends would wish messrs alexander shwe and alt mitchell have gone to hanover where they nave secured a position with the brenham construction co mr john oorbeu and family loth line erin were surprised the other morning to see two fine deer a doe and buck feeding on turnips which were left in a field close to their bam last fall word has been received by mr cha smith erin of the marriage of her sister miss lillian a hynd- man youngest daughter of mr and mrs alex hyndman ouelph to mr cyril j forth son of mr and mrs forth toronto at minna nigeria west africanadvocate charles a lovell a returned soldier ha been appointed clerk of oaledon township in place of w u willis who resigned to take a place as travel ling saleamsn for road machinery mr lovell resides at alton 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