THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG Garden | Cedar Shingles are in big demand yet. We are keeping our As we progress in scientific knowl- stocks up ready for any emergency call. edge, we are learning a great deal | about the soil. A gardener nowa-| » Let's have yours now. Can supply all the days makes it his business to Study | Lr his soil and find out its pature and | best grades of Red and White Cedar. what it needs before he begins mak- ing garden. He tests it to see wheth- ; er it is acid or neutral. This is eas- ALLAN LUMBER CO. [Jira names, fi . . : blue litmus paper from the drug Victoria Street. Phcne 1042. store, mixing a sample of the soil in rain water or distilled water and dipping the litmus paper im it. If # | the soil is acid the paper turns red. | AI p While acid soil may not be "sour" sud soil in the usual meaning of the -- : . a word, and may be well supplied with 3 nourishment for certain forms of 44 Ant, rd---- If J plants, it is best to give it plenty of Z They Insure Against Fraud lime for plants such as peas' and -- : beans. . Soil which has been treated -- ® * . sr sn nn for some time with nitrate or com- T 4 " i 3 é : ? CEE 3 : mercial fertilizers is likely to turn FOR SALE acid and these fertilizers should be A MATTER (COMPOST), X li{alternated with a lime dressing in ------------------------------------ SANDY SOIL. Brick house, on stone foundation, 6 rooms, the soit 1s loam. = mixtuse of| ¥ithout the addition of this vego- ' | : i table sponge, one of the most valu- 3 bedrooms, lights, gas, bathroom, furnace, fy sas andsand, J0 is likely ta seed the | J 0 at of Tus Bae Te good cellar with cement floor, deep lot, right of [fj 2dition of hupus in the fo grass | 2ility to retain moisture in suspen- LVE T F INIS H is & semi-gloss oil pant, way, on a paved street. Possession any time. [fi] clippings to add to its texture. if it | #ion like a sponge. " pain rid pa $3 300 00 [I[ imctinea co ciay, sandy' or nnety| The prossncs of corals weeds, made with linseed oil, i cally treated to give a hard, non-absorbent Ease einrens yA [alvatized limestone plowed in wil | Suh 48 Soup dogk of yellow sorrel, finish. It has overcome snd done away with the faults common to dead M. B. TRUMPOUR i help -to lighten it as well as heavy mation of moss on the surface may "flat wall paints. 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Charles Whattdm, and passed away | thelr daughter, Mrs. Stephen D. ARI RON IOI Cele] Siberian antelope. ; 51. Toward, some years ago. The sou, Edwin |Rice, Syracuse, with whom they have ETA) i ; = Fl Strap by which a shield is held -------------- Ashley, lost his wife on the fll-fated | been spending the winter, Mr. snd RIEIAIS ] : on arm, : Died at South: Bay. schoonér Emerald, which sank on Mrs. Shafer were married : : One who followshhe fashion. William Ashley, an old snd re- | Lake Ontario in the fall of 1003. Mr. Subsist. spected resident of South Bay, pass- | Ashley lived with his grandson, Wil- ed away April 11th. He had been |fred Whattam, since the th