SI lO-A The Guardian -'l'lte Evening Patriot

Spring treatment said need if green fence posts used

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One of the mam ihouid he carried nut Um ui spring l~ the menu: I amen fence posts HAN" Dr I B. G. Demer w 1h.» ‘ aura Department of tlrlru'ture': 'e- search Sutton a! mu. mun

And just in raw \r w- tint how it. green pu~t< and +3 med posts require diltewnt treatment. Both are nitrslartnn I treated properl)

To treat green rm~t~ rifvtvur-

iv. says Dr Demer ih.~ hm». In stood in 31am ril' mm twd reservative for ﬁne.» ’1! tmlr

days in warm «prru: \urilrht “I! butts should he Inllllt‘l‘ id to about eight lnt'Ilt‘~ nhmt‘ :‘m Epcot-ed llrnund levvl

The preservation minim” n. Immendcd bi hvm Inr Jr-rn posts is made will hall a pound H dry chromaled [inc chlnrule.

or one pound of a 50 per cent commercial solution of this clie- rntt-a' in one gallon of water. The posts must be fully green anr‘ >nnuld be peeled immediat- eh belnre treatment

seasoned posts must be wel- ed and dn before treatment and man be treated at any ' me They or; effectively treated by standing in a tank of creosote fnr one or more days The trend"? will penetrate better if the tank is heated for about Ilm' hmtr< \fter standln: In thr healed creosote the posts xlmuld he transferred to another tank n! cold creosote and left {or a few hours.

It Is not necessary to use pure Presote. says Dr Denyer. llall’ creosote and half diesel or fuel oil. or waste crankcase oil. is satisfactory. Another solution

that has proved satisfactory is a mixture of diesel or fuel oil With five per cent. by weight of penthachloropheuoi added. Also recommended by Dr Denyer is copper Mphthenate mixed wtth diesel or fuel oil to give 3 solu- tion with two per rent copper.

Poplar. pine. spruce and iam- arack all give long service as fence posts it properly treated. he reports.

MAititi'AGn A BAR

LA TUQUE. Que. rt‘Pt—The Roman Catholic school board here announced it wrll not hire as teachers any women who are engaged to be married or have been married recently be cause classes often are dis- rupted by women teachers leav» lng in mid-term.

BE PREPARED FOR SPRING!

VEGETABLE STORAGE TIPS

Handy tips lor the success- ful storage of vegetables the winter use are given by R. l1. Anderson of the Canada De partment of Agriculture's es-

perimenlal (arm at Melton. Sash. For instance leave the

stems on pumpkin, squash and vegetable marrow and store at on deg F for ten days before final storage in a dry place at 40 to 50 deg. 1".

Root vegetables should be

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dry sand it the storage ll

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Coats. and is Illthtly dampen- ad sand it the storage is dry Dry onions thoroughly at high temper-turn and keep them in shallow boxes to a dry atmosphere at 33 to to tie: F store potatoes in slatted bins atSItoUdez F anddooot upon than to light. store a few cabbage: suspending them by the roots: (or larger quantities use slat- ted shelves and remove ll: 2 roots Ind outer leaves All vegetables tntended tor use from storage should first be sound. dry and mature and if some do not keep well de- spite all precautions. the fault may he with the variety.

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Memo from your Master Feeds Dealer:

Iinrd to boat — Master Dairy .

Concentrates

It stands to reason that the better the iced the better the milking record at your herd. 'I'hat's Iliy Master Dairy Coa- oentratu are well fortified with protein and other nutrients.

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lPastureland

lirom a hog [pretty good'

How good is pasture - land created from a hog?

According to A F Rayment of .the Canada department 0! agri- culture's experimental station at St John's. It's pretty good

Pastures seeded on drained

tmmuwuu Halal!" plant I haul carryuewuaodthetrlainhs dune!- wau wound a Illl peracre durina the spring and poundsperacnaadtatlo-edby early summer months. Attu- a top dream d ammonium III- ruath growth on peat hayland true It in pounds per acre at-l provides the additional pasturoltorthe first train; period taI neededdtirlnathelatterpanot,annmer. I

theseaaoa. l TOWMWMYDM‘ I These conclusions were roach-l provide good aftermath, cutting‘ ‘ed in cooperative experiments about mid-July was essential. by the federal and provincial When this was practised. on c departments of agriculture. at acre of hayland for each acre of the Colinet peat ubstation, stat» ‘ pasture was ample to carry ‘he es Mr. Raymcnt. : ﬂock through the complete arazv

The pastures consisted' of mod 1 ill W-

canary grass. timothy and white; For animals to maintain gains and alsike clover-s. Each sprinaldurtng late summer and fall. it a complete tortillas. 8-114. eon- mid appear that cobalt and

cuppa-badminton. mound. Trials an an eco- tiauinatod‘anuiaotho best method of supplying essmtlu minerals.

BPICML “ION

The Crochet Art Gallery u Sacramento. Calll. has Hm original master drawtnas .lat- lag hack to the 15th century.

SCENIC SPOT

Great Sark and Little Sal'h. ill the Channel Islands. are con- nectod by a natural Ill-(notion; causeway.

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