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Basic Facts Re Fertilizers

The whole qustion of the use of fertilizers continues to receive a great deal of study by soil and crop technicians in Canada, and through out the world. It is realized, states 0. H. Robinson, the Dominion Ohemist, that much is yet to be

d from experimental work and that recommendations in regard to the use of fertilizers may change materially in years to come. A number of basic facts have already been determined, however. and these are centred around the proven three essential elements of plant !ood——nitrogen, phosphoric acid. and potash. Further truths learned in regard to the relationship be- tween fertiliser treatment and the physical. chemiml, and biological composition of the soil may auume an important role in directing the

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We have on hand a limited

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.;v the Misha-nitumar of Vinson- .i.hree tests in addition to meeting

showing will be watched with great interest when Boos. 1?. 0. Matthews’ eleven tackles well-known English ciubsinitatnurln_JulyandAug. ust. Openins matches for the coun- , are ‘oduled fos-

with an eye to mglcnd's tour (1 Australia at the end of the year the test selection '“ is in tons busyyeanln thepast few Years England's represents“ have performed poorly against the West Indies and south Attica while the M. O. 0. team that toured Aus- .tx-alia and New zealand did little of note.

Undoubtedly there will be many new faces in the teams that meet India. but. while experiments will

‘ca tried. crltim believe the tourists

, .ll‘e strong enough to give England's . nest, players tough battles. A test

".1-ial match. styled North vs South ans been arranged for June 13, lb.

» ‘.6 at Lord's and two weeks later the . first test will be played on the same ‘ ground. The second international

encounter is booked for July 25. 2'1, 28 at, Manchester and the conclud- ing match at The oval in London. August l5. I7, 18.

The problem of appointing a cap- tain will give the selectors almost as much trouble as choosing the team. 0. 0. Allen, Australiari-bom Middlesex player. is spoken of as the most likely nominee. He is a. fast bowler and an enterprising batsman. The claims Of R. W. V. ..obins, Middleaex captain, are also put forward. He is also known for his achievements in both depart- ments of the game and has per- formed splendidly in recent inter- national battles.

In the north of England. Arthur 13. Sellers. 29 year old Yorkshire skipper is highly regarded and de- spite England's loss of prestige un- der his leadership, R. E. 5. ‘‘Bob'' Wyatt, popular Warwlckshire cap- tain. may again be elected to the coveted honor.

use of fertilizers in the future. The placement of fertilizers has received much attention in recent years at the Dominion Experiment- al Farms, the Provincial Experi- mental Stations. the universities, by the educational departments of one or two of the larger manufactur- ers, and in the United States. More and more it is being realized that the economic use of commercial fertilisers, i.e., profits from the use of fertilizers depends greatly on the placement of the fertilizers with respect to the seed and plant roots. For cereal crops, where low rates oi application are used. it is generally conceded that drilling-in the fertilizer with the seed is good practice. For this purpose, inex- pensive special attachments for seed drills may now be Obtained. or combination seed and fertilizer drills may be used. With hoed crops the best results may be expected when the fertilizer is placed in a.

narrow band along each side of the drill row at aidistance of two to four inches from the seed, and at about the some depth as the seed or slightly lower. Drills which place the fertilizer in this position are also obtainable. It is usually a dan- gerous practice to place the fertil- izer in direct contact with garden or other hoed crop seeds, including potatoes.

The uniform distribution of the feniliuar is also of lmpmmme *1‘ dataining evenness of stand and best yields from the crop. The modern fertilizer machinery already mentioned is designed to distribute the fertilizer evenly. Also where applied broadcast, the fertilizer should be spread as uniformiyﬂas

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We have no Island grown seed Wheel in offer.

l4si. year‘: crop was very in- ferior. and we have sold an we have been able to purchase, and that would be lit for Seed. We have, however, some extra choice ONTARIO GROWN Will’!!! RUSSIAN. WHITE FIFE, MAE- QUIS, RED FIFE and REWARD.

Oar Seed Wheat is done up in his of 2 bushels each, suﬂicient in an acre.

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a 10%! OIKN. SILVIIIIILI. BUCKWIIEAT. I and C

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id. at for prices. All orders given prompt attention.

310. Q BAILEY. Swell

possible. It is more dimcult to dis- tribute uniformly the ntzher analy- sis fertilizers, such as 4-24-12 or ammonium phosphate (ll-48 grade) than the more bulky lower grade materials. but modern fertilizer ap- plying machinery gives satisfactory distribution.

There has been much improve- ment in the physical condition of fertilizers in recent years, and the trend in this respect is towards the manufacture of fertilizers in granular form. These granular forms lend themselves to a more uniform application than the dust forms, as they run more freely in most drills.

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The Eastern Guardian

..'SPBAT'I‘S PUPPILAC is the best form of health insurance for all fox pups. Prince Edward Island Fur Pool Limited.

L-3977-4-23-25-18-30-5-2-5.

..'SPRA'l"I."S FOX F001) is a product of London, Eznglsnd, which regardless of the unsettled condi- tions of the last few years. has proved such a consistent and pro- ﬁtable market and outlet for can-

other markets have failed. Prince Edward Island Fur Pool Limited. L-3977-4-23-25-38-30-5-2-5.

Former Moderator Dies In Boston

I"RI!lDl!‘.'R.ID'I0lN. NB. April 27- (C.P.)—ae'v. Dr. Robert Watson, a distinguished native of New Bruns- wick and a former Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, died in hospital at Boston yesterday, according to word received here.

son of the late Rev. Robert Wat- son, North Devon, N.B., he was born nearly 71 years ago and graduated from the University of New Brunswick. since last October

he had been Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at Brookllne,

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Will Play Al. Lord's

The youthful Canadian team's most important match is scheduled 2:1" July 23 and 24 at Lord‘s when :‘~e overseas players will meet an ‘i. C. C. eleven. It is 14 years since Canadian senior cricketers player in the Old Ocunty and the doings of the former Minister or National Revenues team will attract much attention.

Yorkshire is out to repeat last season's champioruhip winning feat, but Derbyshlre and Lanca- shire are rounding out good teams and the county competihn is not likely to be a walkover for the elev- en led by Sellers.

Unbeaten on its winter tour of Jamaica. the Yorkshiremen start- ed practice April 17 and a likely lot of youngsters are being watched by George Hirst. veteran coach. Deriiyshire claims its nursery is likely to keep the county well in the running. Middlesex has p‘enty of variety in its attack and many good bowlers available.

W. H. L. Lister succeeds Peter Eckersiey as captain of the strong

In Old Country

‘ LONDON. April 2’!-Two overseas

;lr.-kcttea-Ins wiiibeseenonhip ,..h fields the coming season. ud em-In. a strong Indian team will play

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Lancashine team which will meet all counties except Essex. Three new pr fessionals. W. Place. 1.. L. Wilkinson and H. Robinson have been engaged. 6.1“. H. Keane will lead Nottinghamshire all season. The county has two new left-arm bowlers in K. Johnson and R. Giles. Worcestershire is another county to utslbiish a nursery. It will be in charge of G. Plait. a former sur- rey player.

Porwickshire expects to cell on 9. larger number of amateurs than usual while Sussex will play its customary long list of fixtures. A. J. Holmes acts as skipper this year and two contests have been booked for Wm-thing. popular seaside re- sort. There will be little change in the personnel of the surrey side al- though the county is on a search for bowlers.

‘With C. S. ‘Dempster, a former New zealand test captain, leading _the team. Deicestershiw for

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‘BRINGINEH UP FATHER

a good season. Last year was the best in the club's history. Morris Nichols, clever Essex fast bowler, gets a benefit this year. The county expects a good showing by some of its young pros. R. E. H. Hudson. well-known Army batsman. may appear for Kent, which will play two matches lms than IE3; season.

Gloucestershire will be without the veteran Charlie Parker who has been added to the list of first class umpires and Somenet has to find an opening batsman to replace J. W. Lee. He has accepted a, post at Mill Hill School. M. J. Tumbuli. again leads Glamorgan. The county renews fixtures with surrey. An in-, door cricket. school his been opened for the benefit of Hampshire play-i ers while Northam/ptonshire has a‘ new wicket-keeper in K. C. Jamesﬁ a New Zealander.

Bitter Rivalry Among Miners Nears End

(C. P. By Guardian's special Win) GLADE, BAY N. 5. April 2'1.- Nova scotia's 13,000 coal miners were nearer unity tonight than they have been for the past four E years, the ratification of a plan to l combine members of two rival ‘ unions, the United Mine Workers and the Amalgamated Mine Worlr- , ers,undert.he bannerofthefom-i er union. 1 only the Northside Miners, ai-1 most entirely A. . sympathy and the financial mainstays of the younger ox-pain- tion. have not voted to return to the U. M. W. fold. They will de- cide the question themselves and failing to reach an easement. a

reieiennum Will be nzid.

Finis was officially written to th:- greater part of the younger union's activities this aitemoon by

‘presentatives of both the United Mine Workers and the a.malga.mat- cd Mine Workers, thus fully concluding negotiations which began in January.

On May 12. 1932, the A M. W. entered the Mining Union picture in the Nova Scotio colliery areas

and since then bitter Rivalry has existed in the divided mining

older union was -reached at a sea-

mittee of 14. and ratified today by oiled here Babuzwlv a general gathering.

Official notice of the re-union of 8/80- the two organizations will be given the Dominion Coal Company later.

For clilibiains apply Mina:-d's. VIVE.

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PBDMINENT shamans’! Llibr DEAD

camps. Decision to go back to the A-M1‘l3ilR3T. N5-. Alf“ 3'1-(C-P-3 —Mrs. Ellen Rogers Main, member

sion on Saturday of the com- 0-’ OM 0! Amhe.rst's oldest families after a ions

illness. Her husband died 10 veal!

Two daughters. Mrs. H. A. PUKN and Margaret. at Amherst, one son. Ronald, in Edmonton, sun

—BY GEORGE MCMANUS