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Mum-aha" Jgggdtt"du"fe,tl= My 111M. t A. Aihtt?ner 'slro"4rgi4AEi,t1t, '%','T " i-Auction “In toe Wtt- tieh Estate of tumult. and household goods " Rival“. 8... 31min. Mon., May IO, 10 aan.--Com- ausnitr sale It "rmer's Shed, " min, of horses, implements. and Mniture, etc Every" siomur. T.80 .m.--At the New Hyunburg sag. gain-I. M Every Thus-m. 1 ttrat'. {familiar ie,ot?',td .otrak to, p s, ones. up. and!!! gimme. em, on the will! Evan. t., May I, l pan.-H'utiture, houseth effects, em, for Doug- las Heiiitbouch in New guru-berg. Tues., May 4, I iijidf,.ret dispersal sale of standard red race horses and equipment toe the estate of the late Rueben Ruthie in New qubulig. . _ n . a. B. “m1.- - " [uh Av... Mt. tered dual purpose Shorthom cattle, implements and some household effects for Ivan Creas- man, 5 miles south of New Kun- bard. man man a sou Alan no. Phone 3334-22 hrird Every Thursday at 10.30 'un.--. Sale of cattle, pigs, sham. home- and produce at the itehegter Stockyards, adjoining the city on No, 7 higlegiy. _ .... -iGG""Friiiiy at 1.30 Fm.-- Hogs, cattle, sheep, poultry, pro- duce gnd equipment at Arthur Sales Barn. um; M. “may; Am Every Mon. at Anasta- Live- stock Market ot cattle, pip. calves and poultry. A. B. SKID“ amu- Bridgeport. Phone "se Every Thursday. 1 pan. -- At Kitchener Stockyards mun. Guelph Highway, of cattle, in. horses, sheep, poultry. Dragnet. CuNTPNEd Sat., May I, 1 p.m.-Aiood clean household effects, furniture, etc., for Cecil James, 90 Brock St., Kitchener. - __ _ "iiF2./iiisy tf,' ll Sat., May 15 at 9.30 a.m.--Auc- tion sale at rear " City Hall. Kitchener, lost and found uncles that have accumulated over the past year. I. M. TOMAN, Auctioneer NlJew Dundee, Phone at Wed., May 12, 1.30 p.m.--out- right sate of livestock, implements and produce, % mile south, then 1% miles west of New Dundee on the town line for Emery S. Rosen- berger. Farm is sold. IMPROVED TURN]? FLAVOI INCREASES DEMAND An improvement in the "vor of Ontario turnips due to the elimination of such diseases as Black Leg and Water-Core, cou- pied with a more attractive Ip- pearance, has paid off in an in- creased demand on the domestic market. This information was re- ported at a recent meeting of the Turnip Committee, Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Amin- tion. In addition to the election of ofticers, the committee also dis- cussed ways of improving the quality and broadening the de- mand for Ontario turnips. -. . The disease known as Black Leg which threatened the turnip industry in the late thirties and early forties, has been almoct completely eliminated in the past decade ,thanks to the work of ag- ricultural scientists. Seed treat- ment has proven to be the most effective remedy. Now all regis-l, tered seed is treated, but, Just IS a precaution, many growers treat their own turnip seed before it is put into the ground. An occasion- al crop is still found to be infect- ed with this disease, but such cases are usually due to infected soil and a build up of disease or- ganisms over the years, rather than infected seed. . Likewise, water-core, serious turnip malady, Is now well under control. Growers have learned that "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure". As a re- mu. 6, ”I“ Phone Kitchener 2-3653 T JAIN“ A“ ”an an “I . .tMkeea.r-q. “uln- idu"iurt%TcuTi='2 "can. In- "a... d m CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 'MmrTOTt.-t-tuwann, 'e..'..,----. W'QM'“ -oear-rlG.rLrk' no". “hays-Hula... Putt'.",:.":""""'" l-o-hht . huh-u HthILh-.:I.»I TNa_fararrrumasarr- LII.“ 1-H! . o . [a the tabla“....' Thule-human“.- buyout”? “it". n (In-n) suit, “pun-dons of bonx. either directly to the soil, or in the form of mm of dusting growing plants. have become Itgtgl farm prunes with m mip grow- The result has been fewer tut-W nips with "bl-ck atreaks" and coarse texture. In general, tur- nips now ottered to connumers do not have the bitter taste, as ex- perienced some years no. More- over, consumers ere finding that short cooking maintains the ex- cellent, delicate Euro: and also the high vitamin content of tur- mps. (Photo b WK, Ottawa) soYouCANmung;PAGE...lvm&mmremzuM-elmovelltooufom trit2Sthiidtt2ttttt'taulte5tpt " m "trtgttrarer.tre Alana portion b-ule munwnwamwlymgmmnmngwpm.ma butternut!» Mom-low" Ila-(honeydew u rivet-uh thenllhhbeeoncnzodmlhllflflthdaolgndm ',cg.etieg'dt'Tt'.l"e""'"" Malena!“ 'aaTariaiTittu"iiimdueritt-rednmaeed'rr t. OfBeers elected by the Turnip Committee for the forthcoming Il'itr, are BS follows: Chairman, arold Hunter, Exeter; vice- chairman, Harry Hoodeld, Walk erton: secretary, R. K Goodin, Toronto; executive: Eric Lovey, Hickaon; Harold Shanta. New Hamburg| Frank Strong. Guelph; R. C. ompson. Lyndon; and Ross Chapman, Queensville. mum mum uo'w'mui “I" must com-v (Bliil01tl!irlu!, Em” From it in mop: a hard ttarvmtet"tttrd and Mich-giving oils. ttis-auditory-x. Oran". Orhblonc. Whotis imvoetqtteistttotthismem,oetd "umhnuLpopor,mc and cm. on building o one.» Cathode. ttistosorvottt--tdtubr hrmishsttttemoqurttertes. surner finome my exists. btortteoo'os do no! raped a man's wages, not do mtpoetsmitUs wail. In Obese the! on additional weed my I: -tiot if tttoy are 00 We one Melony gm of their mum and heir ncOIon. "ttosetsoid Finance has pioneered in providing a sound and intelligem met to no my noble-s of hundred: of Month of people. (Photrtrt b5ALAK, otLawt0 HONIV UNI" YOU Illb " testtrttyertgy18ret.tft, containers Act " promotion and advertising. Other matters given attention were: commercial need supplies; foundation seed; disease and in- uct inveqtUntl9n may sontr.oi. pro- up; iGaaiia of booklets on gnu-p production, recipes and the srrotttptrte use ot culls. The pre- paration of a set of slides tor ex- tension and television use was also discussed. FAST RELIEF FOR HEAD} cows 1 “I ‘ want» One of the pioneers in water conservation in Ontaio. William Philip of Galt has returned after ao years of service on the Grand) River Conservation Commiaaion. For " years, he acted as chair- man, until his health made it ne- cessary for him to resign that post a year ago. He continued as a commissioner from Gall for an- othey year .. -- a. ..p "Nowadays", says Mr. Philip "the people of Ontario are asking for more leadership in conserva- tion: in those days, " year: or more ago. we hnd to get behind them and push them along to mtylre {my prunes tt all." . . He knows what he is talking about. Thirty years ago. there was no Conservation Authorities Act, or any other watershed con- servation legislation in Ontario. When the Grand River Conserva- CONSEIVA'I'ION PIONEER Mr. Philip became interested because he was a bank manager in Galt. That city had seriousi Bood losses every few years. So did Brantford, Paris and some, other towns. The Grand River Valley Boards of Trade. headed by Gordon. Cockshutt of Brant- ‘lord, began to seek a solution 'about 30 years ago and attracted a group of conservationists from along the river. They met with “apathy in the government and lsome active opposition from the "ownships. A survey by govern- ‘ment engineers about 1932 showed _ how serious the problem had hen ‘come and suggested the building of large dams " the most emeient rem y. When the Ontario Gov- 'ernment became interested and (passed legislation to formal Com- mission, Mr. Cockshutt and the Boards of Trade dropped out, and William Philig became the Brst chairman of t e G.R.C.C, He had known the river all his life. His father had an interest in the industries at the Elora Fall; 90 years ago, William Philip was born in Fergus and grew up near the river. It was in Fergus that he Joined the Imperial Banff staff. (t Galt, he watched the floods ‘and searched for a retried); -Fe" if“ years of the Commis- sion were the ditBcult oones. It took years to persuade the two Ah1't1'tattGlXt8lA4 i5irii tiLFattF Fauiiiruuduai '.','ls'tl m ot v.5“...- an. In a an on Attitte null 'tttel ttt lb. (It um- - “at U“ Ml. This ro- tl't wouid tut', tty tip 1'll'. o m a u ublo UWd ot m be! LIT, ‘quItmnymduo. Another cmlhm mad In. “an ',','.fdlvr,"t 8 so t'l.','ti: or ' . ' u. an». Aa a union- 't','l',!rfipd,'li aha undue“ In " " I on mac-ad” blitty,tlr lbs. contain“: ' Im- us to“ 'dli'll'u'Wl'fi. Comparison: When te won- der does Cumin i'urrllklftt itoe, f lion. mtg, an net that Holland and _ Igium luv. mgr. tthnn'Ioo iriutTiFrGiaru- - mama." m hat [as thnn four. (it,",,"',,',".',"',',', that an expensive we: needed. and that they should pay I Ttrr part of the out. The seal-ch or a site ended when the Shnnd Dam In: located neu- Femus. Catatonia over the {need for the duty; ya; for sev: en) yearn. but it has prevented so many Booda in 13 years that it has paid it. $2,000,000 cost several itimea over. Before Mr. Philip re- tired from the G.R.C.C. this yen. the thslon had built a dam in Lu er and I third big struc- ture wu planned for the Cones- togo river " Glenallnn. BRUCE WEBER MOTORS PROOF OF MONARCH‘S MATCHLISS STABILITY. ITS RUSSURING CON'I’ROL ON THE CURVES. "'8‘le STEADINESS ON THE STRAIGHTAWAV t6i't,aitrtw6ffsioa-e ""_l-e""""""""" monurch. uresru.e-,.uarie,jea' ONE DRIVE 'F - WT AND YOU'LL HAVE PROOF . PROOF OF THE EXTRA SAFETY AND IMOOTHEI. OUIETER PERFORMANCE IN MONARCH‘S GREAT NEW tqt-MP." (”mnuWum-wdan“suml vow! MONAICH DIAL.“ VOL. PorGood6oiie -‘ Raul“ at was and drill m- in the Palm Provinc- hmmihowottt.t-hiahstqr 113 ot "ed W tired “" be c u rejected and. The two lei' “not: to be Wed in s and can In e lulu: - tthu', urnlnetbn and = t Jt','itiTt'i . 1tilett, ore 3 n m ev e n no“ no“. end when the“ no not present awful openllon Pt many of the mullet term umu [will remove ttrpetiealir ell smell unduly! weed deeds, Hateful con u weed seeds that ere {unruly known to be ditBeult or mpoulble to remove with Any type of equlpment. such u ur- tutu: buckwheat in wheat or wild oeu in oats, should not be considered as suitable to be cloned for seed. The fact that grain he: been} Damn I cue-net does not neces- urilg mung it as food seed. It is t e con tion Iter clenn'mf that in important. An?! extra e - dort and expense put orth in ob- taining elem seed means fewer weeds in the tieid resulting in let. expense in spraying, higher yields, lieu ttx and better grades when mu eting, which in turn ‘boolt the net income of the pro- ducer. 7 _ A _ "'7feGnination of seed can be de- termined on the (arm by collect- ing one or more one hundred ker- grd" in "Aren't you glad we tried them all before we chose?" WILL " PLEASID To o.----'"'-"'""" ml random samples and pl-clng ted', in is! tt 3””: tull . . men a then between two layers of. blot . for varioup that ting paper. wool cloth or nmnlnr alo "Uta '8tdralnll'r: material that can be kept mom. might 1le'id,','lk'f,'l',"d and and in a room of modem; temper» “DOE. tug. geTltttp unguld gig; --.---_ a a wee or ten In. I that shown good germination will Ever comlder the Canadian dol- produce strong., rapid growth lar? It is rather a Wt tlth, gamma: iiitt,11'i1'l,,et.l'lai"zf'tog,t"gt, which an. that an . w grow an n unz- ing available moisture immediate- Bank of CtmBtU. will 9" to te tr met "eding upeclallr in are:- bearer, on demand. $t. It than! where precipitation is ow. The aay payment will be In so“ bu! toast-tame of using clean wed in terms of ttrw-In othat I“ M I high rel-coma“ of germin- a Canadian dollar is worth a Can. mien canno be over-amp uized ‘adian dollar. One drive will give you convincing evidence of M3 incompatible performance. You‘ll feel the My ”only. end Beaittie power of Monarch's out new l6l-Hp. va--toder's meet advanced and mien: type of engine, made by 00“." mt experienced V-8 builder. This meant smoother prim tester acceleration and In extra men: of safety. You‘ll experience I completely new feeling of stability, . maturing. med-um steadiness on curves end on the straight-tite result of Monarch-‘3 revolutionary new ride control sys-Bali-Joint Front Suspension. You'll ride in new luxury, in new mm b Mon-Elf: beautiful interioes--so comfortable and so MIL ff, Tiaue gig?” bring a Monarch to your door. ARRANGI A DEMONSTRATION " You. CONVINI'ICI _-.--.-----" c9050.“! lo: my MM“- -ouu-ettr-.it-y.1e anloo Branch, Coe. King a m Sun-u: HENRY ALLAN. Mung“ By Roe Farms Service Dept. (”nouns '" "In VAL! or an on". I." u Wes, and one drive was enough to prove that Monarch outclassed them all." "mu" aL-Tia, SE}? Gibaid - _ In: 'i-.ttaaur-r-dV “whiting". 'er-ra-r-e-ree, “haumhmuhld. _Iog.d,HWWl Bins of Mourns“ Why“ a HIE 1253 King St. East KITC tun _ Ever comlder the Canadian dot." (ur-, It is rather a mt "document which nut. that tho Bank of Cumin. will my to the lit;; on demand. 81. It don't an ent wt In I '/N'fgl"h' i'tglll2l,1 mun-“w itt snugly: doll-r In worth I Ono 3-1437