7 i The Dryden Observer "SPECIAL TO MAY 2md, vAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR. Reg. $4.95. Special $4.85 LLEDEOATS foo-1bs, Ogilvie's best. Reg. 1.00 Special .95 a be 8-1bs, = Reg. 50. Special 45 dvie's FEED OATS, 3-bus. Fog. 1,08 Special 1.83 iS RECLEANED OATS for seed. Rez. .go bus. Special .80 teserQats Mo. 2p CW, have always proved to produce better crops than lots higher priced seeds. a aT a TE ea Special 1.50 » HAN, Rep, $1.45 Deira von wwii Ig vi Sonesta Special 1.40 Jgilvie's CRUSHED OATS, none better, Reg 2.15 per CWhon oul. pod tin 5h Special 2.00 Q.A.C. BARLEY, as it came from threshing Machine, per bus ..70 Little Grocery -Speciale-- 2%2-1b tins TOMATOES, full pack. Rerolar as, Special .20 2-Ib ,, "CORN; standard quality, 'regular zo, Special 18 a ,, FEAS, standard quality, regular ,..20. Special .18 ald, "STRAWBERRY & APPLE, RASPBERRY ; ATE LE IAM, i al ee a Special. .50 4, Pure 'STRAWBERRRV- JAM 5.0.5 Special .go 3-1b Glass Jars, PINEAPPLE MARMALADE, reg. $1.00 Special .go No, CREAMERY BUTTER, per Boivin svn inns bi 4! POTATOES, per bushel si : Se 20 ¢ Cream Separators are made in five Sizes, from Number 1, with a tbs per hour. INTERNATIONAL-HARVES TER COMPANY of Canada Ltd. ir og so capacity of 350 Ibs, to the Number five with a capacity of 1100 Twelve Distinctive Features-- Ball Bearing Easy Turning Slow Crank Speed Greater Capacity with leSs Labour Long Life Steady Running Visible Oiling System Improved Oiling Hasy Bowl Adjustment Supply Can Locked in Posit Spun Metal, anti - splash Supply Can. Improved Tinware --X--X--X--X--X-- Hand Engine or Electrical Driven. XXX --X--X-- THREE PAYMENTS Six Months Apart if Desired RR, Oxdrift, Ont. | J. 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KENORA CGreascer Quality at Low Cost a a EN ----," pi § i Protection For Your Seed. | THE system of grading and registar- ing seed of all kinds, now used throu- out Canada, which was developed by the Dominion Seed Branch, has become recognized ' throughout the world as the best that has yet bee devised. it thas put the seal of the Dominion of , Canada on Canadian seed, and created ey i + pi H + a cemand for our seed in the United States, and in European and South ! American countries. Officials of other governments have made special trips to Canada to see how our system is ° woiking oul, with a view to introduuc- jing a similar system at home. Yet,: with all its favorable comment in other 'countries, Canadians themselves, are largely still in the dark as to the ad- vantages of the Canadian Seed Act, and so cannot reap all the benefits which it was designed to impart. The law was designed to cover two phases: first, the purchase of seed; and second, its sale. 1 All kinds of grass, clover, and gra seed must not be sold unless they a lested and graded by the Dominion Seed Branch. This grade takes into consideration the general appearance of the seed, its color, freedom from weather and frost, its plumpness, the number and kinds of weed seeds pres- ent, and its ability to grow. The highest grade which can be given is known: as "Registered," and seed which receives this grade is as nearly perfect as can be grown in commercial quantity. The other = commercial grades are "Extra No. 1," "No. 1," "NO 207 and. "No. 3.7 Any seed grading lower than No. 8 is graded "Rejected" and cannot be sold in Canada as seed. All kinds of field roots and garde: seed must germinate up to Government standard, but does not yet receive a grade. If a farmer or gardiner wishes to; sell seed other than Registered or. Extra No. 1, he can c Branch, provided it complies with one it must be taken by the buyer for his own use only, being delivered to him on the farin where it was grown, ov it may be sold to a seed house, which must get it graded before selling it at ietail. Another exception is made in the case of all grass and clover seed. 'These seeds must not only be sold by anyone unless given a government grade, excep! te a seed house. Ma farmers who are not yet aware of © fact ship grass and clover seed with out having it tested and labeled with account are checked up by the Seed Branch. This is perfectly fair, for those who wish to receive the protec tion of the Seed Act should be willing to extend same protection to others. Any person who has purchased any farm or garden seeds which have been will do the rest. The Dominion Seed Act was created for your protection when you buy se Great assistance is given by ed seed. worked out on a similar system to that used in registering livestock. For ex- ample, no calf can be registered un- less both parents are already on record in the Herd Book. -Ii is the same with s¢éd: All tefristered seed is on record in' the books of the Canadian See ¢ Growers Association, and hence it ic _ that only: seed. grown from this record? ied seed can be. itself registered, inf 'As in the case of live-7 | these books. stock, the parents must have been pure i bred 'before the progeny. can bc ; recorded. win % sell it as seed: without having it graded by the Seed ¢ of the two following conditions. Either f the grade and test number, and on this * advertised as such, and which no not : grow, or which do not come up to the stated grade, is entitled to enter com- plaint with the Seed Branch, which} If you buy seed: which looks suspicious, keep a sample, and notify the nearest Seed Inspector, or your Agricultural Representative.j the | Seeds Act to those who grow register-: Registered Seed has been! seed you bought will be looked up in the records to show that it was pur- chased. If so, you will receive notice that your field has passed. With this | notice from Ottawa will be included. vour Crop Certificate. This must be kept carefully, because it contains the number of your crop, which is the the only way whereby your seed can ke traced back to its source. 1 After threshing your seed, send in! to the Winnipeg Office an application for ingpection of your seed. Wit this application, send your Crop Cer-. tificate, and a sample of the Seed. This sample will be tested, and the results sent to the Inspector. In your application, you have set an approximate date for inspection of vour sced. Before this date, have it all cleaned up ready for seeding, and if possible weighed out into clean strong bags. The Inspector will ar- rive withn a few days, following out his avvanged route, will inspect the seed, and if it passes his test, he will seal up these bags at once. The sealed sed can then be sold, or held as long-as desired. The rest is up to the grower. He can advertise his seed for sale in the {arm papers, sell it to his neighbours, or dispose of it to a seed house. A list of ali seed inspected is published eekly by the Seed Branch during the spection ceagon. Fees are small: 15¢. per acre for field nspection, and 3¢. per bushel for seed : inspection. 4 There is always a strong demand for registered seed, after the grower becomes established. Repuaation counts in the seed business as well as .in others. This particular district is jwell suited tc the production of regis- 21]5/26 tered barley, and a Barley Centre "would be of great financal advantage io farmers. A certa'n district about re hundred miles northwest of Brand- Man., is well suited to growing gistered oats... The farmers there have formed an Oat Centre, with the 'resulting increase in the price they re- ceive for their oats. | It is well known that this district is well suited to the production of , and with the addition of certain zers, tc the production of red ver seed. It is a little harder to duce Government graded No. 1 e and Red Clover, rather than No. 3 Seed or Mixed Seed, but the results in money are worth far more than 'the extra effort required. In a good year, the prices are higher for good seed, and in a poor year it very often happens that poor seed cannot be sold at all. Buy good seed, and grow bgger Crops. Sell Good Seed, and start a profitable business. ~ bem ory S ¢ ] pi [9] pr 5 vv) Dominion Seed Branch. 203 Trust and Loan Bldg., Winnipeg, Man. 1 Grain Exchange, Fort William, Ont. = Orih ophonic "True Inf] Sauna? Victrola seed is composed of millions. of in-| aividuals, whereas. livestock is regi | tered as a single individual. On t} "account - seed for registration is spected twice by officials of the Se , Branch, the first time in the field where it-is growing, and the second time in the bag, cleaned ready for seeding. The Agricultural Colléges and Ex- There aer some. differences, since | f __perment~Stations keep trained men at "worl to keep their seed up to the pure- bred standard, besides trying to bring out improved strains. They select the best plants by hand in the field where they are growing, and keep these plants separate until threshed. The seed produced from these hand selected plants is called "Elite Stock Seed," ond is the cheicest seed produced. It , can natvrally be grown only in small : Guantities, since so much hand work iis needed. Every kernel of registered i seed must {race back through the ; records to some of its Elite Stock Seed Tas its source. To get a start in growing seed for ¢ rogistration, then, you must first pur- | chase some registered seed. Plant i' in a field as free from weeds as pos- ;sible, so that handpicking out these i rogues may be less trouble. i 1 send in an application to have the ficld | iinspected. This application mus. be' iin to the Seed Branch Office in Winnij-? i eg before the first of July, so that in-| i spactors will not find your field over- { looked after they have returned from 'a trip through your district. } The Inspector will arrive as close to harvest time as possible, so that he can see all weeds and mpurities which are likely to be in the threshed seed. Before he comes, go through the field and take out the worst weeds, and all plants that seem to be off the proper type. If the Inspector passes your fiel:, his report goes to Ottawa, where the fi i If the growing crop looks promising, | Consolette Model This inexpensive mo- del will startle and de- light you with its amaz- ing clarity, its volume; its accuracy and truth in reproducing the original voice or instrument. Hear it to-day It's a revelation! A. G. RIPLEY DRYDEN, Ontario, q TWO BODIES BUILT TO CHICKEN'S HEAD VANCOUVER, May 12.--A freak fowl with four legs, four wings, a double body and only one head, was hatched from a chicken egg on Harry Hayden's place, North Vancouver. Both bodies apparently are perfectly formed. The bird at first experienced some difficulty in walking with its four legs, but tnally overcame the difficulty by lifting cne foot over the others i 7]5|26e. i i FARMS WANTED by Cash buy- ers. Describe Fully, and State' Lowest Price. i A. MILLER, : 527 Smith Ave., Lansing Mich. WANTED -- COOK For Dryden Red' Cross Hospital. MATRON, Red Cross Hosp., | 7|5126¢ Dryden, Ont. FOR SALFE--BABY CARRIAGE, very little used. Cheap for cash. Apply-- Mrs JAMES BROWN, 2115)26 Van Horne St. FOR RALE--SORREL MARE, Seven vears old, about 1150-ibs. Sound and quiet. Apply-- ] PAUL COLE 14]5|26¢ Dryden, Ontario FOR SALE OR RENT--HOUSE, Four Rooms, good water in house. One acre of land. For particulars see-- : GEO. KEATLEY, Sr., 21/526 Dryden, P.O. FOR SALE--80-ACRE FARM, 1% miles from Town, 35 acres under culti- vation; also 40 acres adjoining, suitable for pouliry, bees or fur-farming. For particulars apply to-- DAN KEATLY, Dryden, Ont. FARM FOR SALE, 158% acres more or less, 40 acres cultivated, small frame house, in Fast Aubrey. School on corner of lot, beautifully situated on main road, with Lake Frontage. Reasonable cash offer can secure prop- erty. Apply to-- COLIN McLACHLAN, Administrator 1216) 26 Oxdrift, Ontario. FARM FOR SALE.--S % Lot 5, Con. 5, Van Horne. 160 acres more or less, 50 under cultivation. Good Buildings. Apply Box 81, Kenora, Ont. GODFREY NELSON. HATCHING EGGS.--Pure Bred An- conas, Shepherd strain; all - winter layers; mature 4% months. Thirteen eggs fo r $1.00. Apply Mrs COLLIS, Princess St. TEAM OF MARES FOR SALE-- about 2500 Ibs, good workers. Snap for cash. Apply-- : C. H. BETTS, Wabigoon. FOR SALE--T7-year-old BAY MARE, weight about 1400. One SINGLE BUGGY. SILAGE OR FEED CUTTER. ,» Set HEAVY WORK HARNESS. Set DRIVING HARNESS. » MASSEY-HARRIS MOWER. About TEN TON LOOSE HAY. Phone 45. BERT CARNEY, 14]5(26 Dryden, Ont. "GEORGEIAN" COOKING STOVE. Big Oven, warming closet; and hot water reservoir; burns wood or coal; 6-hole; handsome appearance. In good condition. Price reasonable. Can be seen any time. Apply residence of Mrs W. H. DAVIES, Queen St, 1415/26 Dryden Ontario Classified | ; SH Good Wages.--Apply ; = Firs: Class OE REPAIRING NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND There is nothing so comortabie as an OLD PAIR OF BOOTS I can make them look as good as new Dont throw away your Shoes just because you think they are too far gone. Let me have a look at them, and I will estimate the cost to repair them. I am sure you will be satisfied, and will also save money while getting a foot comfort that no new Boot can give. Rebuilding Soles & Heels a Speciality CHILDRENS BOOTS REPAIRED After School Hours Sh EAST Who wi aa A JERSON & HARRIS LD rUKERAL DIRECTORS JAY OR NIGHT CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO PHONE Day, 62 R 2; ) Night, 62 R 4 Gener Blacksmith AGENTS FOR Jf, aw WMassey- Harris Implements CARBON REMOVED FROM CYLINDER by - Acetylene Burning "1 D. O'NEILL Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. CARMICHAEL BLOCK KENORA , ONTARIO W. A. WEARE General Merchant MINNITAKI, ONTARIO 'gent For-- - JOHN DEERE PLOW CO. Chere is John Deere Equipment 160 BUSHELS OF "WHITE CROSS" SEED OATS, @ 8bc., very prolific. | Get QUALITY These Oats ripen ten to fifteen days | earlier than others, a big demand for this seed; Messrs Steel, Briggs & Co. wrote to us asking if we could supply a carload, Apply JOHN REID, or DURANCE BROS & COMPANY, Hardware Store, Dryden. FOR SALE -- FARM, KITOWN AS "The Kennedy Farm," nev house, full cement basement 28x 26; two wells, one piped to house, 38 acres, fall ploughed, mostly sandy loam flat along river. ldeal for gardening, large part of this farm nearest town. Could be sub-divided for building property. It has good tree lots; also river frontage. For terms and particulars, apply to JAS SPENCE, Box 225, 14]5|26 Dryden, Ont. HATCHING EGGS--PURE BARRED ROCKS, Pen Leaded by Cockerel from Guilds Famous "Togo" strain, $1.60 a dozen.--Apply Mrs W. BICKNELL, Bedworth, Ont. fired by King Dutchland Korndyke. FOR SALE--REGISTERED HOL- STEIN BULL (Korndyke sired) three years old, and gentle, One HOLSTEIN CALF, born November 22nd. Cheap. I still have 50 Bred-to-lay Barred Rock Hens for sale. Wabigoon, Ont. - H. WRIGHT. FARM FOR SALE--160 acres, fifty under cultivation, balance pulpwood & scrub; two miles from Oxdrift on the main read. Good two-story log house with summer kitchen; stable, granary, hen-house. Good well close to house. Close to school. Price $3000, or terms to suitable party.--Apply JOSEPH TUCKEY, 19(3|26¢ Lot 1, Con. 2, Oxdrift, Ont. for Every Farm Use. and SERVICE TIME PAYMENTS ; Arranged to Suit Purchasers. Machin & Popham Barristers, Solicitors, «J. A' C. MACHIN EARLE C. POPHAM Also Member Manitoba Bar. IMPERIAL' BANK BUILDING etc. KENORA --::-- ONT j A.J.GARDINEF § Agent for COCKSHUTT PLOW (OY. x Xk % CS CE Sharple's - Cream Sepal ators. yi RAW FURS BOUGHT & SOLD. WATKIN'S PRODUCTS For Farmer or (Citizen ALL THE OLD ONES AND SOME NEW ONES JUST TRY THE COCOA PREPARED MUSTARDS EZY-WASH AND MINERA! SOAPS E. T. (DAD) ROWLAND HT EL. GREENFIILL NEXT TO POST OFFICE. M. J ) C OSIE General Merchant, OXDRIFT, ONTARIO LEAVE YOUR ORDERS : WITH US for RECLEANED OATS WHEAT, and BARLEY LOOK FOR PRICES NEXT WEEK. Eien eo EAGLE RIVER.J Frost & Woed IMPLEMENTS. {§