: § - FARMERS OVERCOME WET CANADIAN NATIONAL VES SSO CIO] ROIS TORE 5 POOR UE 0 3 OOO EOE UOTE URURORUS SPRING SET-BACK BY RAILWAYS EARNINGS : . EMERGENCY CROPS _-- ; 7 ; The gross earnings of the Cana- (Special Article written for the 'dion National Railways for the FOB OTOL yo Dryden Observer, by Professor iweek ending May 7, 1929 were W.. J. Squirrel, Ontario Agri- '18z032768 as compared with $4,-| ~ : WE new have our new Fishing Tackle in, including all knds cultural College) 6764,51 for the corresponding per- Cf of Trolls, lures and Baits, of every description; also Lines and v GUELPH Gut. Mey 19, yy a 2 1928, an is of 457, 317] STAR SPECIAL--Touring, 1924 ......ccocereenenee. $265. Nf Fishing Rods. A cold, wel April, ind Tone Son 2 Th pena CHEVROLET, 1924 Coupe, five good tires, upholstry like NOW ON DISPLAY favorable first week in May, have; ti NEW SHED BE | ii shen ane ivy snes Sage dnied 208: made it certain that there will betand has a higher feeding value = ; considerable demand by farmers than most of the grasses. The CHEVROLET, 1922 Touring. This car has been well for emergency crops for sowing Hungarian variety is by far the looked after. Will take ......... Cereeeaeeese.. S250. in Ontario this spring. most widely grown. Experiments os Ble at the Ontario Agricultural Col- FORD TOURING--Excellent Condition, 1925 ........ $250. This is one of the best grainilege indicate that when earliness Py 7 Seo 3 ie crops for late sowing. It gives of maturity, yield of hay per acre Fons a, SR Balloon Tires. This car is in its greatest yields of grain when and variety grown in the Province splendid condition. Che2p at .............. ... $203 a sown between June first and June Light soils with a fair sumus sup- HEV a T fifteenth. On the average, through ply are best suited for growing c ROLET. 1027 TON TRUCE, Stoke body, Bike new BABY CARRIAGES and SULKIES-- TEED CARRIAGES --Two colors .....o ovine, $18:90 By En AR Tl a Bw eT $29.40 REID SULMITE as ein gm vain snd SN 88:50 9 BAB SLAC i il oer AOS; SEEDS & GARDEN SUPPLIES v lout the Province, it yields more Millet. This crop allows weeds Biapatt che rll rr nnd $695. | per acre than spring wheat and to grow more readily than does a | spring rye, but less than barley buckwheat and is not so useful as Easy Terms if Desired and oats. Sandy loam soil with a smother crop. It is important rE a 14! igood drainage are well suited to that the seed-bed be well prepared OR A RI, | growing buckwheat, but it gives before sowing millet. The great- good results also on most tpyes of est yields of hay are produced in soil where the drainage is good. experiments at Guelph when the ® The Silver Hull and Rye variet- Hungarian millet was sown on or ies 6f buckwheat are the two most about June first. From one-half important varieties and should to three-quarters of a bushel of eoch be sown at the rate of three-'seed is enough to sow an acre. quarters to one bushel of seed periThe best hay is produced when PRIOR acre. The Rye variety in ex- millet is cut when the plants are ars { {periments at the Ontario Agricul- fully in head. The hay is more; oe ' ltural College has outyielded theidifficult to cure than timothy and 1 © [Silver Hull but it possesses about!should be exposed for as short a : J itwenty per cent more hull, pro-itime as possible to hot sunshine : | duces a flour having a yellow castjand wet weather. The Hungarian % ryden : 1H ber : { 9 i {and a feed which is less palatable!millet in the average of the last ig 125 i ; 4] ¥ N f1 5 [4 'lthan that obtained from the Silverirs years' experiments at Guelph, 2 otice | FTull variety. Bees no not work produced 3.32 tons of dried hay = ; f jon the Rye variety. per acre. Hungarian millet, BUILDERS SUPPLIES 2 Ay n 2] Ii the'soil is well prepared,iwhen sown on June first produced " WE EXPECT TO BE OPEN ¢ Ibuckwheat which grows rapidly &.in the experiments at Guelph al- LUMBER -- LATH ---- PLASTER ---- CEMENT : FOR BUSINESS IN OUR NEW €1sually ripens in ten .to twelvelmost twice as much grain per : | 9 lweeks, will keep ahead of the acre as barley sown on the same ETC. ETC 1 PREMISES ONE DOCR EAST §lweeds and become an excellent date. This seed has almost the : ' 2 8 ON SATURDAY, MAY 18th. ¢ {smother crop. In the past sev- same nutritive value as barley. ; : : §ieral years there has been a good (Cont'd next week) Let us give you an estimate on your plans for : AAA AAA ANA export market for buckwheat Seroill hn Le buildi > : : ; forain. In a meal mixture buck- ul 4 Ora ie : _ building, or we will supply plans on request. i Still a few-- fd \wheat has almost as great a feed- I Marble and Granite I a ing value for stock as barley. I MONUMENTS I BARGAINS IN GROCERIES 1% Millet Il A. J. LOCK, Dryden i : . COAL COKE. LEFT ; | Millet is a good annual hay crop : : --Call in. -- 9 Ly 3 { . 4 (ou Ss Of tectione CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT -- J. O. GOUGH, Prop. { p XN : 5h We have 1cceived a shipment of new styles in navy & tweeds 4 'have not as yet bought. 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Chrysler engineerng and crafts- of its fu i-size Chrysler weatherproof Coupe, $820; Roadster (with rumble seed) FAN Ly yo SR maaye, a peach and powder : lini 4-wheel hydraulic brakes, its rugged $850: 2-Door Sedan, $860; Touring, in the basement to clear, per yard .......cc.ovv-v.. 25 ecause its endura strength, nes 5 - AD arse 3 ; -- 25 mie, Smeets mt. soap rn ; and freedom from limitations so accurately typify full-size chassis, springs £870; De Luxe Coupe (with rumbls ba ; that band of British pecple who braved the nd lng Phe hig $ seat), $870; 4-Door Sedan, $8go. ; -- ; Atlantic three hundred years ago in pursuit of a ' ond ; : : i y BP 8 2 0 Ail prices fo 0. b. Windsor, Ontaris, - 1 ron er new high' ideals. Plymouth S Go. AZANT economy and upwards including standard factor equi C i pd ed E f.0.b. Windsor > i | > : in fuel, oil and upkeep. ment (freight and taxes extra) , Yo 5 : ; 230 DRYDEN Phone 5 rydet