Thursday, May 25, 1950 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Page 13 = cases. = There was no reaction to the drug of any undesirable sort and arse of any mien sod any . S. DAVIS & SON and ate a full diet after temper- * ature had returned - to normal. Normal temperature had been REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE ir. achieved in the various cases is from the third to the 10th day. MORTGAGES he (a -- cloths PATH OF PITFALLS * io Jay walkers take short cuts nb nes et os ie Avis R. C. A. CUMBERLAND Fo Any fool on the street can take 71 Colborne St., Oakville 2 Phone 41 Too : a chance--but why be a fool. Eveningstand! Holidays Phone 612R 5 were Thi W k G d - The time to prevent an accident. ings and Holidays Phone 3 J is eek's Garden-Grap Fruit Crop Prospects |i 5.ime io, event at the By DE roy 7 DEAN HALLIDAY Excellent, Says Fox || Prospects for commercial fruit 2 crops' in the Oakville district are histo. excellent, according to W. B. : open Fox, district representative of & the Ontario Department of Ag- HPL 9 5 was riculture 'D d Walk with C room "There has been no injury five an a (/ are and , whatsoever to fruit trees," Mr. Lm Fox told the Journal. "Things ' point to a very good fruit crop, y =f aL s Motor Traffic /, Y peo [i very good showing of apples." 0 raitie acreases 5 the Some of the' fall wheat had come through the winter exceptionally fords i table; well, Mr. Fox stated, but in low -- Minister of Highways oon af spots it had been killed out. nother, "The crop will be a little lighter rm it. than last year," he predicted. x pou NEW BUSH TYPE -~ "The meadows are looking Travel by and pedestri Promises to reach g-knife very poor," said Mr. Fox. "There : made | ACORN SQUASH has been a lot of winter injury a new peak volume this year. they @ 4-3 both to mew and old seedings. Thi ing i i ae : " I -- hia igen Te mth of The seasonal upswing in holiday motor travel has Home gardeners will have the also has the extreme earliness to i i it oe J fun of trying out a new squash | begin futtiog re compact bush | isp he sUlly aE begun. More vehicles than ever before are operating she this year. It is called Uconn|form of the Yellow Straightneck A on Ontario streets and high! i ates Squash and is a gold medal win-| variety, three weeks ago, he revealed. : Shvvays:Pedsstiianihazaidy ro. | ner: Uconn is very proltific, seems | SPray calendars for fruits and ate increasedy po It has been thoroughly|to pile one fruit on top of an | EStables in home gardens may | t ang [Wf tested in 20 All-American veg: | other over a long. bearing seas.|De Obtained free from the repre- dishes | Stable trial grounds over the on. Instead of sending out long] SeNtative's office on Golborne St. : United States and southern Can-|runners on vines, ike Ac Extrem b is i : -- $ orn, e care must be exercised by all butter [Wl ada during the past two years. | which tare too. much space for : v a y hampr en) wrens : As shown in the accompanying |most home gard d pr H H Pedestri d } gardens and prevent rians are urged to walk carefully. nme Garden-Graph, Uconn squash is cultivation, Uconn may be plant. Discover Typhoid] Check o fully. we bo oy of the Acorn or = in rows or hills, occupying Chloromycetin is a very satis- Table Queen type. only three feet of space each (factory drug for the treatment of topher, ; p cl y drug eatment o pun This new squash Was develop. | vay. It can be cultivated by hand | typhoid fever, it is reported from MOTORISTS -- spoous (Jf ed from a cross between Acorn |or wheel hoe or tractor to keep | Magog, Que, by Decree. or s they ( and (he 1938 Silver Medal win-|down weeds and to provide a|Wood, J. Alan Scott and J. w J Check ura rs others [ff ner, Yellow Prolific, Straightneck | dust mulch against drought. It is|Bogert in the Canadian. sedi eck your car and bs assured that it is in a safe conditions a din (@by Dr. L. C Curtis while with|a dual purpose variety, with ng |Joumal. ria | bably, (J the University of Connecticut loss or waste of fruit. It may be| They reported i2 cases treated v/ Check your driving and be assured of a safe iourney. ! paus. | Dxperiment Station. Uconn has) picked when young and tender, |successtully following an oer | at any | the general shape and dark green (boiled and otherwise prepared for | break among persons in the Ma- | p. [skin color of Acorn, popular size|eating as a summer squalsh, | gos district wh ! \appen- 8! a qualsh. | gog S| or ho had been 1 with [2nd shape for baking and stuf-| And, fruits may be left on the visiting in the locality. From DRIVE SAFELY . WALK SAFELY fing, together with its delicious, | bush to mature, for storing and|their experience in these camer. * buttery, yellow meaty flesh. It using as a winter squash. Farming is not just a hobby or a way of life. It is a business and therefore should be run on a Farm Planning Pointers rather than up and down hill. With a balanced crop output the farmer can estimate the business-like basis. This means that the whold farm must be in- cluded in a plan that will make efficient use of every acre, states. ordon Baker, Soils Department farm programme provides for about the same ac- reage of each crop every year. By using improved methods it is possible for the farmer to Werow bigger and better crops with a minimum of expense: If roper rotations are followed, ithe fertility level of the soil will be built up and good soil struc- y ure will be maintained. A very important, part of a arnt plan is the fertility pro- ramme. Legumes and other rotective crops should be used n the rotations and the proper handling of farm yard manure Pill help prevent the loss of val- Mable nutrients. Soil tests will dicate the available minerals Df fertilizer can be applied. By Weeping the available plant food and minerals balanced and the proper levels, crops with igher yields, better quality and ore resistance can be grown. One of the worst hazards in rming on rolling land is the Moss of soil and water due to noff. It may be necessary to farrange the fields so that cul- Blvation and cropping are across e slopes, not up and down hem. This "around the hill" ming may pay dividends in WEbveral ways. The soil and wa- fr losses can be greatly reduced "8nd by holding the water where HE falls the plant food is retain- for use by the crops instead being leached away. Also fuel \@nsumption of tractors may be duced as much .as 17 percent BY working across the slope future generations. 2 g ° 3 & 7 8 i H] wu, z g eo number and type of livestock to carry and suit his farming meth- ods to the particular area in which he lives. A farm plan will help. him build up his "soil cap- ital" and put his farming oper- ations on a business-like basis with a greater chance of show- ing a profit each year and safe- guarding the soil for the use of ENGAGED GIRLS This lovely basket of gifts 18 a i you are a Newcomer to the city, have ust become engaged, are a lew Mother, have just moved 0 a new address within the There's nothing to buy. No obligation, Phone your Wel- come Wagon Hostess below. and arrange to receive these gifts. 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