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ii rialiiiisii no ciiniioiisii f»i~~~-   bm- ~--~-
vegetable world as it does in the
_ animal kingdom, as this experience “mu
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1 ` MM- the t
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YUUR
Auionoiiiiis 4
Bring your car in, have
it washed and polished
and have your upholst-
ering vacuumed. It pro-
bably needs the carbon _
. removed and valves l
ground.
How are your brakes? ,
We can adjust them, I
and help clean -up your
_, car troubles.
” ii. iioniiis a co. 
Central Garage
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' Friday & Saturday
Carrots  10 |bl~ 25°
Beats ............. 10 Ibm 250
Poet Toasties ..... 3 PHS- 2542
Peanut Butter ........... 390
Plum .lam  33c
Jello  4 pkss- 25°
, shortening  1 lrkl- 12°
Prunes   4lbs.25c
Toilet Paper  'I rolls 25c
Clean Up Week
Cudmore Bros.
UR HOME TOWN STORE
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 NEWSY NOTES
Warning To Farrnsn
points
wind
ance
, JUYY-
l their
plants
i in app
should
plants.
, As
garden
mende
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LINSEED OILS _ that is humanly possible to make the ‘
farmer familiar with their distinctive
GARDEN TOOLS \VHEEL BARROWS differences by copious photographs
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Entomological Branch of the “lying out" in the ieeward
'l‘he , _
Dominion Department or Agriculture hedges. Another advantage _, '  ,
‘ has issued a circular in which it the hedge, once planted ia Dorman s "HY
out that the t his has
tenonpalaingalo
,canhearthabtea
2;” "tr WT; Zh; ”‘;°°“° In ‘tm 'Dm  M 1 'Y so 7- lations but are recognized u being ex _
- negieiei-ea on °“1="Y ° “U” m°' °°'“° "’°1*'»°" “ ”"’°»°k “ YW' °¥°» oeiiont "thier ootohoni." often are
B monly grown, and the right of way and the details include such minute nlnced on lpmlmmry duty with the
l l___l.e ls n stronger tendency nnw_ of the N. E. Railway is bounded by observations as the convict's favorite nynrdi. dullng tllnes M ¢mel»¢en¢y_
,days ln canada ln nlnnl only ,ne hundreds of miles of thom hedges, oignrets or food. _
l|_ nest Snell A few years ago any old flat topped and trimmed "like a Another plague of the London N
l seed was planted and if it gave only wig: ____ h __ ___ab_ _ °’;___mm‘g u 'f;*°nf°°:'°€ "”ym3 °éq‘“'d" MT' ALBI0
half a crop the weather was blamed, “P rs °n E 395 §‘” 9 °" W '21 °5n Y u appears Ven” ,
or the seellsman nad sold nld seem or different purposes are included, all where in variously disguised motorl Mr. Iizliiilll Bell,_ Cll_y.__Iipe__ln1lL___Ut_lie
,ne land was nn guna: ln lncl the the most practical being that on trucks and small motor cars Evenheek en pea-San y
blame was nut nnlwnen, bln, when, -hedges to stop children or animals the uniformed police are not kept in
_ _ _ , _ I I
, .  I I -1 i l Company Limited
ll l,elnnned_ -I-he lesnlls oblnlned The booklet closes with a list of the formed of the miovo ts of th
men e Miss Loma Jenkins. student at O. ._ .
r l from me use of registered seed is best lledges gl-own pt the dulerent squad but any  tlie slluad ;rs___cai_l B. C. spezit the week-end at her
changing all this, and the activities Exp°”m°"°°| s“"°“5- be “°a'°h°d_ by “ ’° wmrgm ° an- _ mme here'
-f of the Government cerealists have me Yard within three m u es. _ -
‘ . giveil us a better understandin of '
K Miss Julia Myers, student at C. B. ' _ 4701 5.1% _l
the varieties likely to prove most   M°\'"° squd mjl_;:;l_;h§‘m__‘;Y»_3‘°J 52°" °f h" _ _ _ _ _n _ _ 1 ' “Fd
_ cessful on the farm. - ' ` '
' PAINT, VARNISH, ALABASTINE s“°
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urnip ap ent, and only requires trimmingn  _ ~ _“LL-”‘” 'I " 
already appeared on aprui in the with the wire fence. unless one ir, _ ` ~ ’¢3B°‘4“_l,'l’°”f~* ,_  \ l
southern U. S. A. They drift with the prepared to use cedar posts, the con- é;;,,3_n.:,_ll»1;_';_r_K;.;._\`_ 1 M/ ‘ A _
and usually make their appear- tinual replacement of spruce. posts ' ' "'  ""` " ` ,
in the Maritimes in the late and stakes due to their short life, is
summer, but from their earliest on- a kind of Bilyphean iqior. I an    ,
set, may be expected sooner this The Briton does not let his h C e U
edges
year with the prospect of greater in- get too wide not too high. A hedge
'hirnip growers will recognize six or seven feet through would be
presence by the individual unthinkable. And for convenience in   P
becoming stunted and sickly trimming as well as for inlook tothe .» , _ '
earonee, one all oooh plants field they are kept lust below man JUST A REMINDER that the finest stock of new Wall
_ be pulled and removed as they high. In factfrom long practice the Paljerg in Prine; Edward Island is at your B¢l‘VlC¢-
‘ form “centres of infection" to nearby subject has been reduced to a science,
and ii number or tools and prunors Papers that will make your home; lilok homelike-
the a his ref rs white or have been devisedto c it out. . . i . . `
tumh; to svlledees, it is recom- The bulletin under :Slew gives a papers of good design’ of tasteful co or ng Whoh YOU buy Chl! l1¢Wl'00f,W|l\.ty0||
want inc of all ia the utmost in pro.
tection. The right roof gives protection
noi: alone from all kinds of weather but
alsofrom (ire. Beaure that the material
you buy meets these requirements. ,
Remember also that the best rooting
made must be applied correctly to give
ri to plant e couple ol rows of ion; list ol hedge plants-rested at ot- Expert, skillful; efficient salesmen will look after
this class in with the main crop to i_ tawa, together with particulars of yallr needs,
form "trap" plants. They will at- their growth and adaptability as ‘
tract the aphides and can then be hedges and screens. The climate
treated with a contact spray or may there would appear to be more sw- e ézg  
be ploughed down. ' ere than in P. E. I.. for the Haw-
'rhe lile history of the opnis, or thorn womesus oxvlcenthal is The W9" PHP” Me"
green-fly as it is commonly termed. 110i hlrdy ¢¥l°U8h '-0 UIHKG B 8001!
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was reviewed in these notes o short hedge. It does fairly well here. ex- 70l.5.22.3l -
‘ time ago. cept perhaps for pests like scale and
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Our experience qualifies us to advise
you as to the right roof for your use.
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and most accurate descriptive mat- Th 'f Of P ° 1
oULDN’T YOUR HOUSE Look BETTER WITH A ter. nie eight varieties iiloeinieo elo -"ce ess Nels”
are Banner, Victory, Alaska, O.A.C. Sw _
BRIGHT NEW BRANTFORD Roof* 2 |72, o.A.o. iii, o.h.o. 3, .ipoooonee Three-Year Wali-
_ and Golden Rain. To those to whom
‘ f I onto are lust oats. this little huuetin B’
A Lesson From Broad Beans
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is a revelation( Like all the other U“"°d`P'°” sm' C°"°°|’°“d""
_ products of the Publications Branch,
_l Ottawa, it is "without money and LBISNDO
- <`L"i,5---  \` ' \\f" _ i without price.”
- LAWN MOWER 7  land Yu-<1 mari ssngonintl-ie hands
MAKE ARRESTS
rd Hllts Taken After
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ARTHUR, F. DEGREVE
N. Moy 21 <u.r'~.>-Patience
imiportont a weapon to a Boot-
of an Amerir 5-1 gangster.
nervously on ll-rge, black nl-
and flashes his badse repeatedly,
be treated with contempt by
YPB
, i _g _ ___ _ ed some seed about six years ago The “ned
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GARDEN TURF EDGER lowed to point out two other advan-
SHEARS SPADE tages of this class of fence. In my
oe
` but the number of beans to a pod
fell
CLEAN UI’   C °5
on
held two, and two solitary pods con mln
-step which is ltill well known
, tained three seeds. these six seeds may although it happened 31
_ __ the rest next sprin8. 'I‘he balance of tilt" wo' Flrmy' out" dmeguded
th I d t l practice of most thieves here and
E ’°W °" “Se ‘"5 ma ° “P °f W°' eioie something the notion treosined
_  _;,_ll_.; l_n-the_-pod _s_eeds._ That summer the _nllln of ,words nrmented lo me
_ ,,_,  _  ones and twos' were taken for the nn.
' l table and the "th '°
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Now is the time to clean up
the leaves and rubbish that
are bound to collect during'
the winter.
Get some garden tools and
enjoy a few hours in the fresh
air making your lawn and
yard trim for the summer.
We can supply you with the
most modern tools.
STEEL iirixrl LAWN Mowsn ‘ `””’°" ’°“ “” ‘ ’°“‘”" '°' "'"
This is a splendidly worded ond
BROOM RAKE GRASS comprehensive tribute to the 
HOE CATCHER .
  ji‘?‘tl`é.’ The Rogers Hardware Co., Ltd.  SI °“f-J ~3""" "°"`»»"`
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of criminals the "Yard" is
upon to deal with.
first crop was a good one in its way,
far short of the ideal as I knew
it A great number of pods con Bnrltywu pmmm th" “muy bmueht
tained one bean, a lesser numb
Patience Wing
Carter. a, Oockney thief, to pris
_ were saved and planted apart from‘
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creased in number), were allowed to “Pm
ripen for seed. By the fourth gener~ ._ l.
ation the beans were throwing
ange
"four-in-the-pod" appeared. Last be
for seven year as a result of A
t _ ' ` _
rees (which had in- :lu lord Neko" :mamma mu
fence." Scotland Yard was called.
The chase began. Carter decided a
"throes" for the most part, and one cn
hem.
of the loot he disposed of to
oi' hir Would. be especially
year, which saw the fifth generatfo
likely, if one carries on the selec-
tion, that the Old Country standard
of "seven-in-the-pod" will be attain-
ed. The advantage of course is the
time and trouble saved in shelling the
higher producing beans.
Hedges
Says Dr. Macoun, in "Hedges and
their uses" (Bulletin 142, New Series)
l "The visitor to Great Britain is im-
l pressed by the general use of hedges
in that country. He is also impress-
ed by the attractiveness of the land-
scape and undoubtedly the pleasure
1 experienced in viewing this landscape
lis induced by the fact that hedge-
bounded .fields and gardens give the
impression of comfort, contentment.
home-likeness. neatness, snugnesa
and completeness, which is very sat-
isfying to the man or woman who
of the Old Country, but I may be al-
native country, on the east coast,
get bitte in e
a, hedges ve
proved their value as wiadbreaks
. n» cr
there were eight "fours", and nearly He lml bwl ln _lnll bnfol-e .nd
all the rest were “threes." It it lm
nefioial so shipped as a sailor on a
aft bound for Austtilia.
ew the dangers of disposing of
stolen property so three yelrs later
he still had the loot with him. soot-
land Yard waited patiently. One dayl
it received a leher from Australia i
saying a party there had information
as to the stolen Nelson treasures and
.would like tocle-im hhereward of
$1,000.
The Ylld Acta
With startling swiftness the "Yard"
moved into action. It instructed Aus-
tralian police to arrest the man who
called for the answer to the letter it
had written. But, Carter had chang-
ed his mind. I-le decided to negotiate
the matter at closer range and N-
turn to London. Gllling at Scotland
Yard he declined to SWG hi! Ul»ll°
or the name of the man he "s\IDf»°t°
ed” of stealing the hiltl.
He inadvertently placed hil hind!
on a niece of glass at least he believ-
edit was by accident, and went into
another room for furfher QUGINNI-
ing. .A few moments later the illiter-
print albert had , found his entire
llglson record. The rest was mcraly
routine.
Scotland Yard had waited and won;
In addition to filllifirillil. ¢D¢rt_
photographs which often build a link
otevidenoaneossaqtoaeivs scrlme
the "Yard" men havean invllulbh
alike and their information oi-ice re- nf Mll._ and Mrs. ciuy stewart, Kep- with fiftseneggs each and she has ‘xy
sullgd in the arrest of six richly
noch - thirty beautiful baby chicks. Rretty
gowned women im Chlfsel Oi Hh°P°-
lifting
_nv
- me med Mr. and Mrs. .rohri H. Myers. and Lo ` J-- dal,
Scotland Yard men P Mn and lm.s_ sydney Bl-Wm, Wm Mr. me enkins, Cross Roads, hm
from the uniformed ranks. after Ia vmtors no Mnnown on sunday, gh, was a recent visitor hen.
you-»| eel-_l_ri_;e__ an_l___l;ia;_i___nii;v hi;l>_l_>;’ guests or Mrs. Margaret Myers. , Mr T ___ -_-___ ____ m
for plain es - he _ Mm w_ _.\_ Jenkins, seal River, . e Ellis. Sour , was a v or on
‘°°i"°° 1*” P"°““°°'°“' h°‘”°"°" was o recent visitor here the guest _ here on sunday. the guest of Mr. and
NUI* PW ""° ‘°"°’° ”"`;’;;’°' °’;;“` of Mrs. w. J. Menachem. Mrs. Harry s. Jenkins.
instioos. officials claim s Sv H1 W
ll: brgtmllieclr 1::  l>hli:;dhri:l:;mi§ M158 Mh1'i0h Storey. City, spent chef Mr. olirtord chandler, was o visit- m,l-- »
the service.
, Guard
h ot the exnn.lln_ Mrs. J. Hedley Jerikins. f 1118 friend MY- Lester R'9»“km- l have you been married?"
Men w o cann D885 i '
Mr W J Carver, who has been
holidays and at prgent, ig the guest Mrs. Boll] Horfbn Bet two heh!
_ good eh!
v.eek~end here the guest of her sunt, or to Bethel on Sunday. the guest of
long
.Ti-l_RiF'r1LY PRICED '
With its lo , low, swee ' lines and aceful artistry' of des' the new
Willys-Knizit is the ver; entg;` surging power and amd. Quiet
and easy riding-its power-plant is the far-famed Knight sleevevalve
engine-the same type of motor as is used in many of the most expensive
European care. 87 horsepower-80mi1e-an~liour speed-50 in second gear.
The new Willys-Knight is an unusually roomy car. Its over-all length of
167 inches and its 58%-inch tread pmmit spacious interiors. Both seats
are wider and the front seat is adjustable to the angle that suits you.
Safety glass in windshield and all windows at no extra cost. See this iine
car and ride in it.
for Sods
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MANUFACTURED IN CANADA
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1\_ J. my nantes liver . . _ . J. A. Mohan A loan lamaicatda 
_ . . g,l.'trattOloa!t.Petera Kingailouty Gu-ag¢0o.,lM. Montana
_ both for stock and vegetation. At helper in the famous 'Whoa Who.”
t q
Mr. Lyman ni h , mlll,
can cruise about e city all . dal' ond, Mir. Lloyd Westmoreland. student ‘IWW 111 15 m“°h i"\D1‘°V°d but ‘UU W” n rgnmt ,,l,l;,.”::l.:n`
tered oat Vanenes., and dm an night and have proved we °f °h°‘, ei, Mt. silicon University, has arrived confined io hiv bod- _
l ' most effective arms of the polelce__rn_yi;- nn the mend to spend the summer ---_
tem. They trail limousine an c
i
Master Charles Mullah spent Ito;
pleasantly with his graallpgi
ta, Mr. and Mifi. W. J. Iidillichqp
. -_._
Mr. and Mrs. _u. w. Wood mi
ghteir Helen, Gross Roads. Vitiioi
recently.
Mr. lhiélt McCabe Ind Mr. Rob'
Jenkins Jr. were viribon io Uigl
Sunday.
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r' "Girard, havoftiiiuil
goodfbyo to nrywifeat hi
:r aon~i mow, sir. ai
owe
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