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‘ 7': . w as is present. is more i‘ligvstiblr‘ than that. of the ripe grass. A considera- tinn ot' ttw ranges of protein con- tent shows strikingly the greater value of young grass. For example. the percontag» ot' prott‘in in limo- thy "just. sprarmt" is double that. at. the “smut t‘ormml" stage. Knmylei'lge of these variations in conmositinn has long lwvn tho basis of the advice that it is gumt prartiw to cut grass for hay \‘vry slmrtly at’tm- ttw torm- utinn of swell. In rernnt. years the possibililivs ut' ronsiolnring yunng grass as a t'urnishvr nt' protvin in tlw ratinn lzas two-n suggvstwt. In sowmal rmintrivs. notably (lor- many and lfnglaml a systvm of past- lirago knuwn as "Mow-grazing" has been il'lt‘d nut. in rm'vnt. years. Byi this plan it. was c-ximrtwl that. grassl lancls rmxlot lw macto- tn furnish a fairly high pl-ntvin concentrate in tlu- form at wry yming grass in con- tinuous stun-lips, This. is dorm by cropping thw arna fairly closv. mm: ing the animals. hvayily fertilizing with nitrngo-mms t‘vrtilizvrs mg. nit- rate of soda. and allmyng the grass in grow. say. ten days or a fortnight before again mopping. .â€"\ prelim- inary Mpnrimvnt rondnrtm‘t by tlm Divisinn nt' tllwmistry. Exiwrinwntal Farm. Ottawa. during tlw past sum- (Expo-rimi-ntal Farms Noun: The run-stion of tho influence of the stag» or growth on tho composi- tion of grassos has long boon under im'vstigation and it, is now a \wll establishorl (art, that young grass is much morn nutritious than that an. proaching maturity. The chief differenco in romposition lie in the variations of fibre and protein (19- croasing with maturity. Not. only is the fibro contvnt markedly lowor in tho young grass but such fibre as is prosrnt. is mm'p digmiimn “ion fPAGE 6. sand, red, green, blue, navy and black. All have excellent lines. FINES Durham are of shirred and stitched velvets, felts and felt and plush combinations. The colors are brown, CLOSE GRAZING OF PASTURES The Banff Springs Hotel is so constructed as to blend, in the beauty of its architecture, with the snow capped peaks of the mountain ranges. Built of native stone quarried from the base of Mount Acknowledged by the most dis- criminating as the finest resort hotel on the American continent the Banff Springs Hotel, opened by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company on May 15, inaugurates a new era for visitors to the Rocky Mountains. This internationally famous center has been in process! of rebuilding during the past two winter seasons and now stands complete, magnificent as to cons- truction and furnishings and beyond compare as to beauty of: surrpungings. _‘ l Our Aim is Quality at the Most Reasonable Prices. Come in and see us. I That the duties of highway trai- Eiir otl'irers extend past. the enforceâ€" ‘ment of the provisions of the Highway Tratt'ir Act. is the. inform- :itinn t‘HlliiliIlt‘tl in a statement. by Hon. Hen. 5. Henry. Minister of l’uhlie Works anil‘Highways. Ae- rorcling to Mr. Henry, the higl‘lway [Miller have. regular commissions as. constables. and are empowered to art in cases involving a breach Hi the liquor laws. This has ap- plied especially in the. apprehen- sion of men engaged in illegal trz‘msmn'tatien along the highways of Hlt‘ province. Mr. Henry gave assuranre that. all constables under the Department of Highways woulci (“lililllllc to art in cases. of susperl- eol rum-running. Shellmrne Free Pres.» and lirnnomist. l Close-grazing has Its practical dif- ficulties and the. adaption of a Scheme calling for the systematic cronping of an area. with the at- Mutant. expenitliture for fertilizer, labor and fencing. would not be economic on farms generally in Canada. Nevertheless. the principle is sound and adaptation of the scheme may be found which would meet. local comlitions and at the same time increase the feeding val- me of our pastures, mer. to obtain Canadian data on this subject. has given some interesting results. Of four plots, one cut weekly; one. fortnightly; one. every third week and one as hay, the plot, out every third week furnishâ€" ed the largest. amount. of digestible dry_ matter and of protein. in addition to a large uumber of isuites of marked beauty and come jfort. The layout of the public fully thought out, and these rooms are especially appealing in point of design and richness of furnishings. The main lounges are things of beauty in themselves and the ‘ View, dorm the vaiiev of the Bow The Banfi‘ . Springs provides accommodation for 1 100 guests,and .contai‘agz. 600 bedrooms with baths Rundle and trimmed with Tyndal stone from Manitoba the building itself, complies with all the tenets of dignity and good taste. Have Wide Powers 'l'o feed a bunch of good thrifty beef steers is a profitable side line. besides being an economical method of marketing cheap rough- ge grown 'on the farm, such as hay and roots. In reading the annual report issued from the Experi- mental Farm, .Vappan, it may be noted that a good average market price has been charged for all feeds consumed and. furthermore, that a good averagé profit over feed cost has been realized over a period of years. in the finishing of a bunch of beef steers. After all, this is .the most businesslike method 01' 'l‘arming and the adoption of such a policy will be found a profitable: one. There will be more manure available for top-dressing; conse- quently, less money going out for fertilizer, all of which helps to swell the income. from the farm. The main point to bear in mind is the selection of good feeders of the right type, steers that will make. reasonably good use of the feeds consumed. River, is alone worth a trip to Banfi. The building of this great hotel or rather the rebuilding, has been going forward for several years, but the construction work has not interfered with the comfort of the summer guests. The work has {been carried on Quring the winter 'months. Enormous wooden shells were erected and heated through- out with steam, and the work done with the same ease as if at the height of summer. It is interest ing to note in this connection that this system of construction in- volved a monthly consumption of coal of more than 7 00 tons. In a very few weeks it will be necessary to purchase the steers that are to be finished for the spring market. The selection of profitable feeders is much more ditt‘icult in the Eastern provinces than in the \Vestern Provinces, due‘ to the. fact that a very high per- centage of the Eastern steers show evidence of considerable dairy cattle breeding. However, there are many of these steers, even with some dairy blood, that will make very profitable feeders and they are the ones that should be select- wt for the winter feeding work. The remainder should go to the block as they come from the pas- tures. Select only such steers as will conform more closely to the real beef-type. that. is, straight. low set. deep blocky individuals. with a quiet. temperament. It is .that real dairy-type of steer with a nervous temperament. that one wants to avoid in the feed lot. For example. out. of twenty-five steers fed at the Nappan Experimental Farm during 1927-28. six of the steers were 'of the latter type and their average gain in 12:3 days was ’ only 161 pounds. against 246 pounds as an average for seven steers that were fairly typical beef steers. with some dairy blond mixed in. The former were worth 11/,» to z rents less on the market! in March. besides making 85 pounds less gain. The dairyntype steers, never made pm‘ititahle gains. nor did they look liniShei't at their SELECTING THE FEEDER STE‘ER (Experimental Farms Note) Since he ascended the throne. King George has shown that he realizes to the full the inestimable benefit. of such experience as travel and personal contact alone can give by sending the Prince of Wales upon similar Empire mis- sions, and the Duke of York and the other royal princes. are also being brought. into intimate touch with the Empire outside the Bri- tish Isles. If any of them, in the years to come. reveals an ignor- ance of Canada or of South Africa or of the other Dominions, it will not. be the fault of the King. l (in his return from Britain Hon. H. Ferguson. Prime Minister of Ontario commented upon the fact that. King George was well ac- quainted with conditions in Can- ada. No monarch who ever sat on the British throne was so thorough- ly groomed for his great task as King George. His early service in the Navy. which took him into many ports in many seas; his later travels; his world tour; his fre- quent. visits to the Dominions. and his progress through Indiaâ€"all these things were deliberately de- signed by a wise and far-seeing rather to equip his son for the. portentous destiny that. was to bel his some. day. Ton miles an hour may be too tast. under certain conditions, While '10 miles an hour on a good road is not. a dangerous speed When there is no traffic congestion. ' The 01111100 plan is too harsh, 101 afte1 all the question of what constitutes safe speed for a' car depends alogether on circum- stances. That policy has been tried out for some time, and has not given the desired results, and now the dras- tic step has been taken of deciding that the license of every driver who is exceeding the speed limit will be automatically cancelled. And- there will be; no chance of appeal on the part of the driver. As soon as he is found guilty of driving faster than 30 miles " an hour his license is cancelled, and 1w loses his privilege of driving a car in Quebec. With the speed limit 35 miles an hour in Ontario and only 30 in Quebec, it seems unfair that an automobile owner should lose the use of his car for doing something that is quite legal in another Pro- vince. Quebec has evidently came to the conclusion that there is no use in appealing to motorists to obey the law. Giving the distant telephone number spends up the ser- Whether it is just or not is an- other matter. \\ hile time 319 \ar3ing opin- ions as to the drastic step taken bx the Quebec Ministei of High- “21.18 to eliminate speeding, there is no disputing the fact that the poliC) now in force in Quebec should prove efi‘ective. Nothing extraordinary about this. Quick Long Dis- tagce service is now practi- Futility of Appealing to Motorists to Obey Laws ‘ Recognized and Penalties Are Ve'ry Severe. while he held the line. QUEBEC ADOPT S “Oh, hello Jack! When did you come to town?” TRAINING FOR THE THRONE unusual about this of course! DRASTIC MOTOR LAWS @x "T ”:3 "fig" ' 2. uh ' I“. . Picking up a ride is not all velvet, all the time. " A homeward hound college freshman recently was given a lift .by three middle-aged women. In the course .of 35 miles, he changed two tires and walked half a mile for gasoline. “But, travel educates one,” he declared significantly in relating the exper- ience. Cross Sutherland Hard€vare Co Limited Two hundred years ago a tea like “SALAD”: would have cost $505”! poundâ€"but such tea was then unknownâ€"today millions enioy the frag. rance and. satisfaction of i‘SALADA” for a Small fraction of that cost. Millions of Insulating Air Cells! WA GYPSUM AND was. uyrrap EARNED HIS RIDE For Sale By 43%“ A shocking affair-w occurred last night. Sir Edward Howloss, a guest at Lady Panmorv‘s hall. com- plained .of feeling ill. took a high- hall, his hat. his coat. his depart- ure, no notice of his friends. a taxi, .a pistol from his INK‘liPl. and finally his life. Nico ('hap. Re- grets and all that” ' A cub 1'°'(ép01101.f1',0quvnll\ manded for proiixitv and to be brief turned in um ing: ‘home planning irith Write for Free Booklet, “Walls That Reflect Good Judgment,” con- infor'mationon Durham, Ont. Brevity the follow- J. L. SKITH, M. 8., M. C. P. S Oflicc and residence, corner Cuuutess and Lambton Streets. 0 site old l’mt Ofl'ice. (Mice ha 01.0 11 a.m.. 1.30 to a p.m.. 7 to 9 (Sundays excepted). BBS. JAHIBSON 8: JAMIESG (“rice and rchdence a shoni Once gust of the Hahn Hous‘ Lamluton Street. Lower Town. 1 ham. Ofllce hours 2 to 5 p.m..‘ 6 pm. (except Sundaysg. ; DR. A. I. BELL Musician and Sun. can ( Lambton street, Durham. um. GI ate Universitv of ”lmontu. tested and corrected. (H’lico h 2 to 5 p. m.. 7 t0 9 p.m.. Sm excepted. C. G. AND BESSIE McGILLIVI Chiropractors Graduates Canadian Chirnpr College, 'l‘uronm. Hffivo Mzm‘u Block. Durham. Day and mght r 123. G L: “M. w. c. mcxzmnc, DENT (mute, over .1. 6; J. hunter‘s ‘ nun-ham. Ontario. JFGRANTDDSLD‘ Homo: Glacluate lmxcxsux uf out“, Graduate Royal 0.11. ,m U Surgeons of Ontario. Damn” all its branches. (Mice (j: Block, MillStN'ct. smond dum‘ 0f Machth‘s [Mug .jtme. GEORGE E. DUNCAN Licensed .kuctioruuér fur County. Sales takvn un row-150' terms. Dates arranged at Chmnicle ofl‘ico. Geo. li. Duncan lmndal‘k. lial'x'.!stcx's Nym'nms, Me. A 001' uf the m'm \\ 111 m: m Umh Tuesday 0! «M h \\ (301; A' 'pmut mm be made mm thou {1101'}; Office. Phone _â€"__â€"â€" JOHN AITKBN Auctioneer, Grey and Bruc Sales promptly attendml bu isfaction guarantmd. TM'ms u plication. Phone Allan hark i) 9r515; Hanover R. Ii. 2. 1'. f9 LOTIZCON.2L EHHEMHNT. proycrty of the Jnlm Lam-cue tatc. comprising 10“ acres in condition; brick house. hank good water from «h‘illvd W011: ‘ mill: good silo; reamnablo mic quick purchaser. For further ticulars apply to Philip Law or W. J. Lam‘onco. Durham. E tors. . ANYONE THINKING HF HRH. a monument, m‘ hax'inx inscr work done. Should SH: mfl I placing their “Melaâ€"W. .I. M den, Durham. Ont. ° ' ' ' ch The Durham INFO. Lne .- sociahou will slnp stockfmm ham 0n Tuesdays. Shlpper: requested to gwe three. day t _- Inflnnnn M91 The School is thoroughly equ t0 take up the {allowing tour (1) Junior Matriculation. (2} Entrance to NormalSc Each member of the Staff 1s: q versity Graduate and oxperl Teacher. _- ._ -L-..1A want)“ j'ca‘illc‘ o Intending pupils should prep enter at beginning ref ionm. Information as. to Cmirscs {I obtained from the. Principal. The School has a creditable i in the past which it lmpcs i0 lain in the fpture. Durham 19 an attractive healthy town. and sand mtmmi ‘ i A >’1 (|‘ nnOCA rates tion can YOL’XG FARMERS HUN 1 district with nxpm'ivm-w amt money may obtain farms \vi gown payments if they make Improvements, Apply 1’. H. D 40, Durham. Advertisements under thiw CASH WITH ()RDi-l R; ~13: co: of four. Telephone calls “08' Saturday night of \\ eek orden 25 cents. On all charge Quiet. will be made each insertion . Thursday, September 6, 1' What Is Good Health We i \R MS POR SAL J. H. MacQUARRII-I, B. A., Barrister, Solicitor. Etc. hl'liliAM “' f a \1 mm 1’ H mm \immwX Branch ofl'im- at Dundalk Open all day Friday. Why take 3 0111mm w-nMr that is 10011 unfit fur damcstzc 1 Pure Water can b having 3 WM} riri handle Pumps aw: ‘ pair . C No. A. Durham Medical Directorv. NOTICE TO FARMERS Dental Directorr Satisfacuon Guarantee Legal rDirectorv Classified LUCAS 8: HENRY 'b'é'hbtainod MONUMENTS chance and Dundalk, 31m i Pump R» use. \\'h be had 3.. Wm Chairm: at Plum Dr