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Fafmlng “"4 A-2'fl°Cl1lfl1re .°-.° Special Features ,:-: Interesting Observations

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Farmers’ Week March 4th. to 7th.

Prince of Wales liollege Hall

MQNDAY. MARCH _ith-Provincial Dn_li'ymen‘s Association 2.30 and 7.30

P. M. Prominent Dslrymen will a¢¢¢m|_

rvilsnsr, sislicu sur-P. is. i. cb operative E" ,.14 p.,,,|¢,,. A,,,,,,,,,,,,,_

lectin; it uso A. iii i i>. iii. bn.; Banque, ,,,, Delpsateii at 6 P. lvl. ‘

\vr:pNii:snaY. HAWK sus-9.30 A .lvl.'-ccmbiiics iiusiiiess Meeting si

Sheep and Swine Breeders’ Associations.

2.00 1'. RI.-Dr. Lionel Stevenson of Ontario

Vclennary College will perform an autopsy on specimens of un- thrifty Sheep and Swine.

1.30 P. M.-Lecture by Dr. Stevenson on para-

sites ln_ Sheep and Swine,

THURSDAY. MARC? 'ith-9.00 A. M.--Meeting of Central Farmers institute.

2.30 P. M.-Meeting of Potato Growers' Associa-

tion.

1.30 1'. M,-Address by Dr. Stevenson of interest

to all Live Stock men.

Poultry Show and Seed Fair will be held during Farmers' Week.

Farmers should plar to attend all Meetings. _

4467-2-120-mWl6i.

:A Household Medicine. They that It is truly a household medicine and

are acquainted with the sterling pro- as it is effective in dealing with pertles oi Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil many ordinary complaints it is an in the treatment of many ailments inexpensive medicine. So, keep it at would not be Without it in the house. hand, as tha call for it may come

most unexpectedly.

Mr. 'Farmer _

` ` We have a nice line of Axes.~ handled or wltlioiiif-in

single or double hit style. They ara slllnliltfd.

Speaking of Crew-Cut Saws. We have tiism A-1 wall!!

at very reasonable prices. ' `

Bethune Hardware Co. L_td.

rbbbe iii( ' ` us Queen su-ect.

ln New Zealand the green grass grows all ' the year ‘round and ,the cattle feed and water themselves- Still the Government, gives the butter mak- ers a bounty.

Want Cdnadian‘

Products

a' feature of the spring season,

ist agent, Canadian National Rall

Paris. ,

Mr. Regamey adds: “Not onl

there would be numerous opportu ities for gaining orders for Cariadi'

of the world are in attendance at th

exhibitors representing 34 countr

‘itors to the total ot two million

agricultural implements and woo working machinery.”

ty .shows and it has established

national buyers.

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i LIVE .HOGS

hogs daily, exceptin Saturday,'payin-g high lest market prices. -

“The Friendly Hardware Store” ‘ ._

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“lM|’Ell|ALS" are Ideal Winter ,

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"‘”' 'Attiiu mann all rhnmlri araintereited in obtaining el large litters of yoiiiig

nice' 'mpcv maui; vi ibe'vix¢ai‘ iiiiiiu maui time _iifmm _ vat-

' cami mam bm mms riiiriiiziiits is iniiiilv

the necessary food re- N

standing mor qairbiiiiaib or its breeding sewn. 'Hwy lin _¢°rf°°¢_ lffellllvlllee News the anim" healthy and vigorous ann iii addition. Unsure vlxcns a P|°N\f'l\ 5°' 0* lm* fill UI*

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“There is ii very strong desire oil

the part of the management respon- sible for_the Paris Fair that Cana- dian manufacturers and producers should be represented at this impor- tant annual function which will be

writes A. L. Ragamey, general tour-

ways. whose headquarters are in

would u Canadian exhibit elfect a

wide publicity for the Dominion, but

goods because buyers from every part

fair. At the last fair there was 814

les,

including the United States. and vis-_'

divlduals passed through the turn- very Simi __ 1___5_O__y_ In 1396 Bang __ _ _ _ _ stiles, It has been suggested that ' ‘sent conditions to increase his income,

Canadian firms who now do businessltagious abortion in _________e_ _md __________ 'Il he extends his acreage, orincreases in France could arrange is special his yield per acre, he is faced _with

section dlsplayins manufacture _ Evans in mm discovered that me °____ _ _ goods, pulp and paper and products amsms B_ memensis and B_ abo_,u5l°°1\S°<lu¢I\t felllnz prices. 'in oth-.r

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for the forest, dairy produce, iresh {W0rdS, the only means the farmer has dried and p"°”"°d fmm' °"°“1s'_t.er 22 years interest was re-awakened l

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The Paris Fair is a most success- ful institution with a record ol twen-‘

considerabn reputation among inter- they Seem to have been at mst c°nm$_

We are _takin live ground-squirrels in Tulare country,i _

g _ California; within fifteen years ltimim mr tm °‘gri°“n'“r°I p°P“m'1°“'

g . _ . While limitation is neoessaryas an

_ Th » _ E? P 'e gre” “Sen r of in ct' n ‘s,interisiv¢ cultlvatlvrl just as an auto-

_ i2_) A morbid change in the sl:l~n :n _

NEWSY i FARM Noriss

By Agricola i '

UNDULANT FEVER AND TULAB- i urged by a govgmment department.

i AEMIA Up to the present the slogan hu been The canadian Public Health Jour- _:°_i‘i.g__f_;°__‘_$__‘_’_°';_§"___"__;’_-xi-'__'__ €;'.°__‘;_;°_;';'_‘_’_',

nal this month contains a series ol l _as the advowtés -'genuy _mt “___” highly important articles, irom tne‘_ advlsed by__1'_e b____e____.°_ em-____o___'__” of

point of view of the iarmer-to saf/ me U_ s_ A__ Den”-_tme-“__ of A___u___ nothing of the bacteriologlst,-aim.; t____e_ in °__de___w._ié.___._.ré for the “___

these I will endeavor to suminarir/e,i_ mer __ mu 0! me p_____spé_____i._ no* -“__ 1" the *mud °f M“"‘“» U” me Mm' i loved by the "lii`du§ii-i'?¢'iist‘ 'bmi the

iterranean)-the milk supply is drawn E m;mum°t____e___ -` - ~ ~ - .` f"°m me 3°” whim '5 led “und in Naturally the'latt'er`fea,\'s-and the from customer to customer. A trouble- lpress _hakés _~__'.'p_u___;___“t' 'tht p__°_ some disease called Malta fever exist- _gram or _______t___________ _"___ _m____e__“__-_me °“» “nd f°’ *" 1°” “me it W” atm' price of wheat, butter' cattle, hogs, buted to climate, water supply, or otti sheep and frm” to the 'c_m_s__me__ and el ccuses.'rn`e first light wieshed ooi.c__mned ____»_d______‘___'_ ______s-___- '_____m ‘hi-‘i dm* “"‘“"" Wh” 1" 1587 mei wall," it is corn/ended, will place vim “"5” gem was isdawd ,mm me1U¥\01’8a.iilzed consumer at the mercy spleen bi ii victim ci the disease. lu 1 or mlnmd lmwtm i905 Zammit reported to London thrtl The waming-“hmm __}__'"_It___e__e~ un he had accidentally discovered th‘is'be no o___e__p__0d_______on of crops 'thu camtive °"3““L"m in th’ mm* M year, if the present level of prices' is goats. Then it was found that only 1 ,O be m8h_mned_ E_,en»the d“1__.bu_ goats which had aborted, were infect- 3 ny of .lnsmctmg mé brbdumon M ed by this germ, and it gradually be- lasts.. is Edviieai “___ the U_.s_ An came apparent that the organism j u__pe___cem _,ed__cu_____ in the Www (li/licrococcus or Brucella melitenslsi iac_,e__ge_ __he_bu_,e___.,__m__~k_ would ____ was responsible for abortionln _t-hefabout r_ght__ _ '

goat and Malta fever in man, aim! The washmgbén P‘o_`_t '_“‘__hed' was conveyed to the latter in the conclusion:

milk. “The Govemment’s_ statement a-

Bovlne infectious abortion has u i mqm;ts t-0 n°u°°» M me tvann" th”

la _ there is no possible way under Pre-

Denmark isolated the germ of con-4

d it B ucell ab tus. Miss All _ ,

.1 e ' “ °' °" ' the difficulties or overproduction and

w p cu li in .Tb :- "° “ °“ y ° “am” “S “ ci protecting himself is by limit-

d and ltsoonbecame evident thataiev _ 3 :ui °“ pm' W ° m

er named uriduiant fever,ln inan,wilslgmtic' on at Bu’ bemuse. h° B mu’ caused by _ms organmm .B_ B_m__________ epr ved of profits that he otherwise Fourteen cases ot undulante fever areimlght realize tm°"gh m°r”“°d °§'

ficiency. - '

“ _known to have occurred in Canada, and __

Under present conditions, limits-

ed with tyhoid fever, influenza, tuber- i mn M pmducum °! °°m° cm” 'S culosis or malaria. But laboratoryiabwlutely m°e`””y t° keep ""°“I' tests showed that B. abortus was the I ture. from d_'m°mumu°n` But why

“_ .rms ___ . __ _S :should the Ion-ner be thus handicap-

respons le germ. slior ai _ resume of ii. long and instructive ar- §gc§;_~;xP°:;_i;1:

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T ____ I k ber _Qu ablcs him to produce more, which in

u ra/em ii, un nown ore ,

was discovered mst as __ d,_se__5_ 0_,itl:rn makes his products worth less.

` " 'The Situation leaves llttleencourage-

was reported as occurring in maui _

_ throughout the whole of the Un.it.e'1iem`rgency measure’ it can never *ow*

,_ d h _ __ ___ _ the agricultural problem, American

Sta es, an lt is ig ily pro able _ a., lt exists unrecognized ln Canada to-lmductry is based °“ "h° Pn“°iP19 °f

max roductlon, and the farmer

day. _P ,

___ fe ____ .must be put in a position to profit by

the wild rabbit. and the specific germ _ mobue ______________c_______ ___ a___ _

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is Bacterium tulii ens , The l fe ti* " e ° P

' ° “ ° 'E 'dividends tm-cugh'iarge-scsi; cpm,-

orgariism may be introduced by thef 'bite of horse-flies or ticks, as well as mms' B me hun" 15 `t'° M" °°°°" by ' the dleslng or skinning of wild jamie opportunity equal w that °f in' rabbits. Clinical recognition is based dustry’ me Penalty which 1’ ”°w e" fm these four paints: :acted mr mcreased °m°i°"‘-’y' ‘°°°“""

(1) The person affectedlias been me 3' greater pr°du°u°n’ must °° -_using a wild rabbit or has been fly `dc.i1e #way mth" ’ V ` ___ck_ b_mn__ , The statement of- the’-bureau, while

intended only to assist the farmer in

° form of a small pimpie followed Solving his d1m°u1t`pr°bl°m" L’ m ' ' ‘ 1°<luent argument for farm-relief y a persistent ulcer. or primary con- C _____m_)_t______ and its meaning should be heeded by

13) Persistent glandular enlarge- Congress' A system must b° miopud ment in the regions iireibibs the pn- ;l:_:;_'.',m '“"’°°9 °' ““"“" '“” 1*." mary lesions. A ' . ‘ I' (ii rev f t’ i ibr - is' nd tk" 1”” °°”.°1‘“'°“ ‘“ th' °"‘”‘ d____mo____ "_ ° w° ° ee “ee lo! the whole matter. As an instance

li Traces of the infection have been l oishowt tam msy be mme I cn” sh’ i nd i in bl d. i _ : , 1° ° ° °""‘”" b°'°"° *ii* 9"" ou n ° °° n sm” d gr” .Wan For some years before 1914 the

for many years ai‘er an stack. in this island “rabbits have bceiii;;r,f,n_::.ap°°°l:n_;"°__f° °"°°_:"“°d °°

_ . _ i toes - found in a morbid state, and infested on po toes' Th’

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v.~;ti~. ticks. Their aestb has been si- °_'_f»°,t1:_;'f_1_'_"°_;'° °?_;;~wh°“ W" ""°"" tributed to the insects, but it may ___ _hat event ¢_fe__°_°"‘_':_";° ‘h°""°"'i ~qulis possibly be that-the tibia were 0, pomp” wsu _h_';°___°__':_°°e’_‘_°__‘_:_‘;'_: 33;; ;";°_:E__ °§_E:‘_f;‘;sf°m‘ °"3°“”“"' potatoes than they could possibly eat i ` e' 01' Uellilort. Thus every year there was

Kai-:Pino FARM riuciss ur ;';,§;‘q;';'_?:sb;:;_p’:_! :_:‘_;'f_l_1___§i"';

But the Genn6n'Cl0vernment bought vp the sur'plus'v.i 1' i`ci_l-_'b`i»i¢s_ and turned it into commercial glopbol which was utilized the ma,m|‘gj¢¢\u-', or vanishes rum, etc.; iiiiawapsi-isa in that 1orm,:thsreliy-aiisii-l'¢.to inc Dr°SPei:ity oi the' country,” .~ : 1

AGR-ICUl.TUstAI.f Macrmisiiy

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_ru a. Muasbiiin, canadian 'mae ccmhiississer in relics,” writ.. .mm- date, January _4,_ 1939, in' l.l-ig___0}m'_\. mercial' ni't'¢i1icensc‘.iciii-iiii, that °‘3“.‘9_t‘1'_~f°§`_t_i#___\lel\l_¢_°!\°vi\ in ov- bflil in agricultural machinery auch

_For. the first time in history, the limitation of production has been

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TURNIPS i

Grown from our Hassards

Improved (Broun Top) and (“Mlllpoiid” Purple Top Swede) Seed imported by lu direct from the growers; lon Contract) in

-England and. bringing good _prices ii_i the AMERICAN ‘MAl¢KE’l'. ' ' > _

"Sugar" Beet' ” _ Pulp _ °

‘la airsxeelleiit substitute for W"°.° °f *l*l¢“_l7'\|,"\`fU\Dl°1“!hUl.'lm-

wait., iisaibgi ci usrcniscs an pmucaiu eliminated of rms by

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. BIBULTS _!Ul'l'l"Y CLAIHB FOB IMYKKIALS

The-largest llttsoi born last seams: and also the average of

niuiiy 'mule mieiia wiim' nirssists ccisiiflvi I Wt llrwtah any wma sm. f _ i _ _

_ leaps liberal supply ei llll'll»IAI.len‘hand at all _ ._s»i|hvin¢in¢si|ifii`iii¢n¢iab»ciiv¢niiiiciori.‘_<» ` _

1M1>1:RiAL Biscurr co - ROX 500 '

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‘lfullislrs and the price lwlth.

, _ual la very low eoiisi_il¢ria;.iiie ' .iitloaa at other heda. Therefore

feed' SUGAR BEET PULP and _cell your 'riirnipa for export. This is good business and sound

_._lo|ig.'|-'ryitaiid sea howls vi- °-t -` have several carlaada ot

l .su lineart rutr vm bmi

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:mill at 0C‘l‘0 '

af, on 'HID . ' Gd our lov _peicsslirihebaa er in in lets. _

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iileliieilu. tools. 1 and _iriceiiinei-y mit- ibls' for-__ _siiisir holdings, mmuisce- urss ofxiniii' oil* engines for up in connection - with' pimplpg,-sie., oc l\’°\It 3 h- P-. and pumping outfits for “"`l.¥"u°“°. *. I *

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,vu farm is Fein", cucia ww. over msd hlrheiihaadii appeiiitiiilnt

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F-M., Marine _ Diesel Engines » _

On the Atlantic and Pacific, in freighter, fishing vessel and coaster, on lake and river, in ferry and NZ, Morsé Marine Diesel Engines have proved their sterling dependability. They start quickly an_d easily, run smooth* `.ly even at slow speeds, need a miriirnurrl of attentwflv permit a far wider cruising radius than witlrsteam. ani have made enviable records for low costs ui f\1¢1 and maintenance. Their lubrication ystein is_ simple and economical, and they run on low cost fuel oils. They III built in varying size:».frorn 25 to 840 H.P, -

Automotive ` Supplies _i

In our Automotive Departments we carry large an<l_ varied stocks of supplies, replacement parts and 2317235 equipment. Garages, Repair Shops and owners of But and Truck fleets are assured of an excellent eervice_iB parts and supplies, such as Spark Plugs. _Cl\3iI\l._FU'¢ Ei:‘_in_;‘-izhcrc, Wrench Sets, _Brake Linings, Piston Rings, T`__“.~ and Bearings, Ignition and Battery Cibll, C-a"_; -_*_ C:_r':n:c‘;:i:s, Alemite Fittings, etc., al Well I-I com' 1' : e:'.;F.l.:lfi'.‘, for repairs and maintenance, in¢1\_|d° ing `L1r_r:s, '.r`i_': Lkzrlgers, Presses, Spraying Oilffiui Hoists, Test Stands, Ai: Compressors, etc.

Fasslsaesiss Valves

The new F;i;~b:_n7_:s globe valve with its new disc holder possesses d:Iir`tc zmvantagcs as a_ time-saver, besides all tile str;n§;’;l;, Curability and fine workmanship of

previous models. These valves are famous for many reasons-tl'1¢ir1’°\1!\\'l¢l'1 seat keeps them fre: from sediment, they _have mbfo enjz 3:1 spindle threads than others, and their long and 1;r.'."_:'_-1:-free service is proverbial. With complete stocks of Fzirbanize and Pratt & Cady Valves, we can meet the cle:n;mls of a wide variety of services. and our men -are experienced in supplying not only the appropfllw lm!!! valve, but also cverv item of a Steam line. C°U_\P1¢f¢ t° » engineers' blue prints, numbered and ready to install.

F-M Stationary Diesel Engines i e

For isolated power plants where electric power ia_no§ available, and for standby service, Fairbanks-Morse Diese Engines have proven thoroughly dependable and remark- ahly low in power, operation _and rnaintenarice costs. _In mine, mill, grain elevator, railway yard, t0wn_and City light, power and pumping plants, iiroountleas instances they are giving entire satisfaction usu-ig cheap low grade fuel oils. They are made on the 2 cycle principle in a wide range of sizes from 25 to 840 H.P.

Machinery and Supplies

Machine tools of all sorts ranging from a delicate pre- cision lathe to a huge punc_l'i preSS 0_\’ !l'1¢3_1‘-3\li0mlf1¢ screw machines, shapers, gnnders, dnlls, mailers, thread- ers, planers-each selected for its proven ability-_-you can obtain any of them promptly through our machinery department, and here you will also find a wide range of small tools, precision instruments, taps, drills, files. grinding wheels, abrasive papers, in fact practically everything needed for modem` machine shop production and maintenance.

In our twelve Branches you will find stocks of mechanical equipment and shop ‘mppligg Qui; for variety and quantity are unequaled in Canada. Aside from the many lines made by us, we have been selected to represent many of the worlds outstanding makers of machine tools, machinery, equipment and supplies. Our general catalogue shows clearly how wide a service we provide for Canadian ' ' industry. A copy will he mailed without charge.

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question was hotly debated whether it was deslraiile__for an ex-Lord 0|-imcellor pi England, and an ex- Uabinet Minister. to be head of a trust financed from the United States. "The power of the dollar has been given _control oi British con- cerns." is how one newspaper makes the announcement, and city mon are asking of this were unavoidable.

Sir Philip Dawson, ~ one of the

moat successful of Britainh war-time srinament msgiiatal, and now dir- ector or the great new si2.500.000 trust, this afternoon glvss categorical marines that ins' sii-ecioi-sie chili

remain niitisii sas iii me will be piaepawitbaiiu|iiurm|......

in . threshing machines, combined _ .. _ ieapers and tiirtsliers, also mailings. V _ eh _ed nm _mn _n an

Marquis de Ban Miguel and Senor! B | Santiago, a former Minister, re:ently5lflW 150°-°°° \°W°}7~

White “Clairmont”

for construction. “CLAIRMONT” VERIZED v LIMESTONE unequiiiled fertilizer. . `~

For further particulars, _

i C. H. Peters’ Sons,

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