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one of the lat-gal; and strongest churches, Timothy Eaton Memor- ial, m; 9,150 qbserved the anniver- sary ahead oi schedule.

old Anniversary of While the days set ior the cele- i-brations fare June 9th and 10th.

. Inirrsn COLUMBIA arm new-rm,” ocngfegaﬂqng o; the United ' l: FUUNPLAND COMMENGB Church of Canada are already wnll 3 "ilAli-l-Y-MYMEN A35 ACTWE- organised for the occasion. In Ox- : ‘iord county, Ontario, a visitation "ZPORKJNTO. Mew 99 — T" "Ymor all the churches by 16 w 30 ~ of the Ibnth Annlvﬂ-ilayment began on Sunday. May l9. - of the Uhiwd Ohilmii 0f Qlmiand continues on May 26 and Juno - were witnessed in VIHOWVHBIL one or two laymen are visiting . 0-. when tlri British Oolumbisneach congregation. On June 0 a. rerence and Provincial Ybiilinspeoiai order oi service will be used le‘s Convention together atqmd g monk-offering taken. .. o‘; a pageant oi union. In the In Middlesex and other Presby- tports oi Newfoundland the an- torts oi London Conference aimi- raory service! have been held veranry committees have been iorrn- ~ Yin order that the fishermen ed and are at work. In Mlddlesex ~ t take part before starting out two delegates from each commit- tho season's work. In "' to tee of Presbytery form the oom-

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It!!! N0. I. berth. Newfoundland. loading. ncaaliad, loadiu. Pentland, discharging. nagun, discharging. Aoadlau, emu.

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solar LEAF DISEASES

, The leaves oi wheat and barley plants are subject to s large num- ber of different diseases which oi- hen seriously reduce the value o! the crop. The Division of Botany, nonunion Experimental Far-ms Brown. draws attention in these diuases, so that they may be recog- nised and proper control used if serious outbreaks ooour.

Boot blotch on wheat and barley is the result oi an intention oi the plant by a fungus. Oblong, den-k brown spots. surrounded by a yel- 1°W1lh 11110. em characteristic o8 the disease. The fungus may cause a. root-rot or seed discoloration. The

mlttee, with Dr. D. d. MnoGnegor oi London as chairman.

The Saskatchewan committee has issued an encouraging letter eon- talnlng this statement: ‘with 76-- 000 more oommunicant meinblfl. 58,000 more Sunday school members and 00.000 more yoimt B00916‘! 1°’ ciety members than in i090. aural!

lowing of infected seed results 1n seedling blight. This disease is very ent.

Net blotch is found ohlefly on NTIQI- T110 lymlllmns on the leaves resemble those oi spot blotch. but if tho Ibots are examined closely a network of dsrker lines may be seen in the darkened diseased ar-

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In! stripe is confined to barley. The disoam is characterised by narrow biuwn streaks on this leaves. Al the leaves wither, g, fraying w- curs. no heads. or at most a few. are formed. This disease is differ. ent from "false stripe" in which grain-bearing heads sre formed. and iraying oi the leaves doe: not oo-

We were fortunate in securing a quantity of Simmons Better Spring filled. mattresses in remnants covers of HighgradequslltyJn many oases there were just enough to cover one or two mattresses.

__'.l'lils is your opportunity to secure s quality mattress in a high grade cover are. price you would expect to pay for an inferior mattress. But the quantity is limited, oome early for best selection.

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our labours are ‘not in vain in the Lord‘ and we have even’ cause for thanksgiving."

All the Prairie provinces have organized ior the ‘Ibnth Anniver- sary and Think-Offering. Similarly. the Maritime Provinces are URN-l‘- ing. It was stated yesterday thbt the Preshyieries in Ontario and Quebec have been in communion- tion with their congregations and that the activities of ‘fioronin churches are being matched in on- vlnoial centres. '

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lent. Provision should be made for sources o! feed other than pennan- ent pastures during Ailust and ﬁﬂlitsmlvli‘. "ﬁddly in dry sea- sons. Where newly seeded hay lands have come through the winter well, s r1109]? of clover aftermath will lllmly be available for late summer feeding. l! the hey crop is harvest- ed early. If prospects for clover sfiormeth m poor. provision should be mule for supplementary annusl W crops to provide additional ieed during the late summer. Ibr this

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