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EYES I G N T EXAIIIATIBI Iflhgaalsugtyiagtllanss, ' n. J. m». OPIOIITIIBT DB». CODY T0 RECEIVE SIXTH LLB. DEGREE When the University of Glasgow confers the degree of Doctor of Lsws ihonoris cause) on President H. J. Cody. of the University of To- ronto. on June 20. he will hold sIX LLDJs. it will be the first time he has been so honored outside the Dominion. however. In Canada the degree has been conferred on him by Queen's, McGili. Western, King's College and. the University of To- mato. Dr. Oody will leave on June ii for Glasgow. GARDENING (By Gikdiha Lindsay smith SOMETHING NEW Half the joy of flower gardeninl wll be tntrying something new. Of course it is not advisable tn make over the whole garden each spring. nor stnuld one abandon eonrpleiely all those old favoritics which have done well In the past, but without something entirely now each season, interest will be lost. In a creationsin both theflowers and the vegetables kingdom. Certain {lowers which were always double before now appear in asingle type.or perhaps a now distinct color has been added. Giants have been dwarfed. like the new tiny znnlas, or very much increased height. added to something which a few year's ago could only be secured in mast size. Practically all the scoured in both doubles some of the latter, particularly in thc Arms are very desirable. SPECIAL FLOWERS Annual flowers ere classified under various heath and in making up the list for the 1934 garden such factors should be considered. Attention must be paid cf course, to time of blooming and color. Height should also be mted as a medium sized plant hidden by some bushy stocks or tall cosmos, will be "born to blush unseen". But these are only the most elemental points which every gardener of a few years experience now notes automatically. There ere other and finer ds- tinctions. Certain shades blend well together end often a whoie bed will be selected with this blending in mind. 0f course for this sort of thing. all the plants must bloom during the some perocl. Pragance should be taken into account. as there are some spicy thing! like Evening Scented iitook. Nlcnne. Mignontt/e. Sweet Sultan and Verbena. which while richer P181" ss plants. fill the whole garden with a delghtful odor, more esp- ecially In the evenin¢~ I" 871M164 quarters. lhibermis rooted Beqonill. Pansies. and will flowers will do well. In fact, they prefer this location to any other. 1n psrtisl shade. Ciurkia. Annual Larkspur. Lupne. Nicotine. Phlox. md Verbena should be . 0n poor eoilportulacaisa favorite as well as Alyflllm- 5'19"‘ scented Stocks. Linum, Oelenduiafl. gsuiopis, QmYIOIUTI. Bchimnthul. m4 many others. These will aho mm but it liould include‘ oyuwuhia (Baby's Brent-h» use!" m merino up Mums Th"! l" several hardy annuals Whiiflit 6&1“: pieces with long m: m, 5mm opens and dried for mm: bouuete EASTERN Gllllilllll . ‘This cola-l i. reserved for news of lueal latoteet Int elven-lulu‘ elannwaynntarolngbeilaertudal I coats n word strlwtly payable in advance, \ *_. "EUBSIIIIPIIONS Charl- Guardian may he handed to their Rept. Archie Hume phone i7, or left at H. J. Mabenk Drug Store. llonllkile. b-‘lb VAGABOND CEUISI (Special To The Guardian) usurmx, N. s. Apr-u 2l--The Canadian Nations-l stcamships ffelilhtcr “Ooiborne" nailed from Halifax Batwdsy with vagubond cruise peuengere and cargo, call- ing at Bermuda, Islands of the West Indies and Demerara (British Guiana). Included among the peaengaa are H, A. Clarke, Sherbruoke, Que, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mscoun, Ottawa, and A. Begg of Toronto. ‘Iheee vsgabond cruise trips have proved very popular throughout the winter season aud they also make a most delightful summer vacation trip. ‘Phey a month's 1mg leisurely hunt about the islands of the Caribbean and the intriguing British colony in the northern part of South America, British Guiana. Vagabonding i; m apt term as the schedules are not definitely fined. Ports cl call vary as freight offers. Straw flower. stance. Auoclgnium. Rhodantlhe and. many others. 50W PEAS BAR-LY The old gardener was right in planting pas-s early. Like the flower- ingkinditdoes notaeemasifthe gardenvariesy can be put-in too early and invariably the bizflst crops are produced ‘from these. On it Is belt to plant ail the peas about the same time. and that i! lust as soon as the soil ‘s fit w work. To be on the safe side. in those parts of the Dominion where late and very hosts are lisbie to occur it might be well to put hslf the peas in on the f ‘rst possible sowing date and the remsider about ten days latter. Where the climate is mild snd the growing season goes into late September sometimes a fail crop can" be harvested from July or August sowing. To ensure a. 1mg harvesting gvoricrd-snd with vegetables like this season cannot be too extended-it is advisable to sow early, medium and late varieties. The first sorts ere ready ‘n about 5O days while some of the later ones do not start coming on until a fortnight later. The taller, large podded sorts are generally con- sidered the sweetest snd best. but. they take up more room. For best results they should be provided with brush or strngs for support or can be sown broadcast. Pea-s. like corn. have a flavor sll their own when cooked within an hour of pickinl. VEGETABLES For best results the soil in the vegetable garden should be worked to good tum early. ‘Iu increase the fertility well IOtted manure should be dug in with a digging fork. The following seeds may be sown early in the open: spinach. beets. carrots. radish. lettuce. onions. par-snipe and peas: seeds tobe sown in the open after danger from frost is over: beans. corn melons. cucumbers. potatoes. punkn and squash: seeds to be started in int-beds: cabbage. cauliflower. celery. tomatoes. pepp- ers and egg plants. i? t? l... r riiiii d .henl>enimsfmmeeluerrscntly Alfllfi. \&. if i I I for told iilliéili géeei Esgiézg 415E. Eiiiriiiii best way out of the aituathn. In the meantime the legislature had reconsidered the vote and it was expunged from the recordl. solvng his problem. 1n conclusion the narrative said: "Probably all political part1! In Canada thouflit that no other pro- vince in Gnarls. had been blessed with g L-leutenant-Governor who allowed such tact and ditty in dealing with poliheal questions; andeo retired and made Meier General Sir l-last Doyle. K C. M. 0.. he returne tn of honors.‘ As evidence of the happeningt. Professor Hervey reed the mem- orandum, now the property of the Archives. which the Ilieirtenaut- Governor had silflfld for Mood!- Lotteries And Sweepstakes To Finance Relief (C. P. by Guardian's special Win) MONTREAL. April 31—-Pr0ceeae of lotteriq or u , takes will be used to finance direct relief and balance Montreal's 1034-35 budget under s ,- , l outlined tonight by Mayor Camillieu Houde. The budget of Montreal mint be“ Ifiot Foyde s‘ Treatment For Giant Experimental kill. two pints of formalin to 25 gallons of water. This must be heated to m; baskets or wooden crates the tubers are immersed in this hot solution for the tine mecified and 0WD o! the formalin. The hot formalde- hyde method costs from 50 to ‘l8 cents per sore. ANINAI NIISBANDRY (Ocntinued) In last week's publication we con- cluded with the fact that. as yet. no ewe.‘ ts give us absolute evid- ence of any continued effect cf a feed in stimulating or increasing the percentile of fat in milk. We sll know that Jersey cows give milk comparatively rim in fat, while Holsteins give milk low in fat. No kind o! feed or care will cause the. Jersey to give milk like that of the Holstein or cause the Holstein to livsmilklikuthatoftlseJisry. 1t is not the body of the cow or the digestive tract, but the glands of the udder which detennlne the characteristics of the milk given by each individual cow. ‘his is but (what we should expect, for if milk varied in composition with every ‘ infeemtheiiiecltlseyomuz balanced stated the Mayor in hi: first major address since he was sworn into office. ‘rle spoke before the property owners’ league oi’ Montreal. If the budget was not balanced the credit of Montreal and of the Province of Quebec would suffer. How was this ' onumental task" to be performed? Where were new ed the Mayor. Rot in the pockets of property owners. of taxpayer-a "There may be a way out. Why not lotteries. or a Iweepstak protect». the proceeds of which will be de- voted to direct relief?" l-ie would go to Ottawa In the near future “to say m» within the lottery pmiect lies a considerable source of revenue which. today. is leaking from Canada into foreign countries." The Senate had already adopted t. sweepstakes bill. Mr. I-ioude said. earrnarking revenue from sweep- stakes for hospitals and charitable institutions but. said Ir. Honda. "I will seek steps to have it adopt- ed by the House of Commons with the added words: “direct relief!" Mr. Houde bankers had given assurance they would advance 85001130 tn cover part. of rent relief. now 51.260000 in ar- resre- l-Ie appealed to the property owners to repeal the league's decis- ion to oust jobless and their famil- ies and furniture onto sidewalks on May l. POLL TAX I0! IOIIN Amherst. April b-(By Canadian OTTAWA-Canada is steadily in-. men who an creasing her output of metals in- cluding gold. Copper output. in January was 96514.54! pounds wmlnred with 21860.57! pounds in January. 1038. Nickel production in the sahre mouth was up about 400 percent, lead production was the highest since January, 108i. and sine output was QLIUMO pounds. In increase of 5B percent, flflwqf ‘production is also increasing sharp- y. Pressl-Apoiltaven buainfiwo- securlugliariesia excess mam is eonsideredoyflleiowncmm TheUniimdfNova paiiteelpwoveathia tlon. from 0.80.930 gallons 0.115.000 in llll. about source; of revenue to be found, ask- . Independent won such milk would bonstantly be in danger. | Some experimenters have tried to e the composition of milk by g fat. Pure eottmseed seed. -oil, corn oil. coccanut oil. and iowllaveallbeentrieiLbut with no useful results. Moderate exercise tends to incre- or years with. milking machines and otbainiuredcrtheyleld decreas- maeh have e l‘ Laboratory. Station. Charlene- tehs careol "newline- Toronto. ationLlhAaecclstieawilLlntisceventofyourdeazh, pension wheuyou veaehqefil). Seudtheccupoulielowfer ationLifepolicyispayyduI$0J75erQl00aruonth atageflYouwillbewellrepaidfor-yoarhnmediate interest iuthisruattcr. I want to be sure of a pension when I reach siny. How eau I do It? I am now years of age (nearest birthday). when Money is Most- Needed Ibytlie Confeder- yuarfalnllyuutilehilchenbeeunseeelf- Ifyuultvqitwillprovideyouwltlia o! a Confeder- Courmramou Lira Aseouu-ron, e! per mouth Nuns: ‘Address l‘!;El1nE}f2? d e rationhfie ASQOCIJ Iiuil Sometimes when a cow is far a- long in lactation her milk becomes. hitter and distasteful. ‘Ihis occurs generally with ccws that are far ad- vanced in pregnancy, happens when green feed is sup- plied. Sometimes flavors and odors. called the mammary glands, in turn are known as the udder. The blood. rich in digested nutrients derived from the digested (ocd, is fmlnd as such in the blood. is an actual change of eubetagsg in the udder whichinsoms marvel lous way builds up the eoustitulite c! milk and of the blood. Mcstofthernilk yielded atcne lieep the Flies Get the measurement of the uire- We SCREENING our can supply it n bl galvanized or bronze. Also, SCREEN DOORS in all the standard sizes. 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