The Journal of agriculture and horticulture, 1 mars 1935, samedi 9 mars 1935

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AS! re A ky PA 2 = far sp 145 4; BY or ro GE Sen = je Un Ces = 2 ca ue se hy 63 4 se fH IY re Sy xX an ce Pa se \u20ac > 5 Fisk lain (hes ÿ a +.or GE 2, as $1 x = 4 nf x 3 i we a 2 ss SD) BA = Bo 5 man 205 = À J 3 a Fe x A eh 5 in ie ay > co ee rm spr ge > % Be 8 Ips veau: as = A > LA Je, w Dé 5 > pa en @ a CE En £4 =X.Su 1 = FI i A ï ! z tn ; = 2 N ps ES id 33 ; NES + a Agriculture of the Province of Quebec % PARIS £ AMHONCE LORME i La 5 % » 42 3; i ky: March 9th, 1935 2 RT TR Same PE pres = = \u2014_\u2014 th: 1830 \"TU MARCH A New Trend in the Poultry Business I'he Year Just Ended, Saw a Marked Increase in the Demand for Dressed Chickens .On the Christmas Markets, in Many Places, Top-quality Chickens Brought Higher Prices than Turkeys .This New Development Opens the Door to Further Poultry Profits in 1935.But Plans Must be Laid Now, in Order to Take Full Advantage of it r ; of red Lau here } {rt a | 2 vil tf \u201cI He hoe cased \u2018 PT ter nr fit h! .Fe 0 ear pool geen th.odie re be ce + 1h fret a sit ool D i iro Coro tbe Tithe aoe cde ue tai - EER tbe pettri A ! 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Bray Chick Hatchery.tor 1935 brooder stoves NAME ADDRESS OUR NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE +4 Clayburn Ave.St.Plcase send me by return mail 4 copy ot your new illustrated catalogue I keep hen- WILL BRING YOU A COPY OF Catharines, Ont to hav, brooder houses and tés \u2014\u2014=e agree eee tres pe 20e 0000 ee vena ra mm\u2014\u2014 demand for exps, vear in and year out.that the mnéréeused consumption has brought about.has made poultry the best-paving kind of Jive stock on thousands of farms Asx the crading of dressed poultry becomes more and more seneral.Tobelieve we can book forward te an increased consumption of poultry meat that il] add still rurther to the provitablene ys and stability of this branch of farniine Plans Must Be Laid in Advance to Take Full Advantage of This New Trend Pro order to take Tull advantazse of this new trend, or development, dt is necessary to make plans in advance, In the first place, it is necos- savy te select the right Kind of chicks, and in the second place, it is necessary to make plans for rearing the cockerels perhaps more var tally than you have heen doing on the past selected standpoint li past venrs, most people hay \u201cherr chicks alnoest solo ie froyn the cove production, Their whole ang was ta get pullers that were bred 0 Jovy, and that had vou h vigor aud vitality to bring out the best of their ecip-producing ability, The cocker le were regarded mercy as oa side hin Or a Sort ff Hecrssars rd that they couldn't cet WU root DUT MW I IR Leds 1 han te net chu ks that are bred for SIZE as well as being bred to lus Pire bred to dax part is still Ax important as ver You can't afford to neglect that.But in order to hyve big well-fleshed cockerels next Salta WELLL AS ù fioek of pullets that can be depended upon té lay veur chieks nur possess oo sune rabundanes cf natural vicer and GHOMWITHTIN ESS, that wall produce bieeer res and better thexhine than von find on the ane poultry ahronuchout ch.cu IT rae OT) vf Tose reds Nira Prafi rad ci chreks cor Foundation vrade os owe formerly cabted then Nil the Bil persed tiv He te ilinn vou chout There chicks, in nas * avers tre seed ti Rrow thiners EN thy uk ris nu particular people were Aare cove erndd abhour the pullers than about the cockerels But F Mave poinited out mn that eur Ntra-Profit* cer Foundintiogs coullets are higher than avéraue from the ting.hoc are hatchest reaht tfhrourvh thetr entire ves And taturatis Cnuflet size Les hand on ard wath cocketel size Me have records of elton our because tiqnhes ast seasoned Foundation oviode co here Te dee ws ne +5.ths t 2 montts Let 1e pans auf au ai ui.al Nr Profit for Foundation vrad Cores ae hatehed ONLY Iron extra-lnrec cues Fors vers hinge 20 075 fa A ans te the cenvineed ae chat ee ers arte dard in the cute e dates hens mu car breeding hocks and the the chicks gn Beret Ae eXtra Ror and grtowthiness of their ns We know that these bac soe chicks are dos nn Omar chsepva pen these extra bocer than average as the cute froon The shell They have more per and Vitaiire They ream ay te a reat head tort\" où the tired dav ar thedr Dives\u2014 and rhe others ever cateh se In the fail, both pullves and co kero ts op.bre -fraimne-d, deep-hodied and velf-rle dur methods of producing Nitra Prove aoe Feoandation yy wvads chic hs And sen thes ti ta d a tua!l figures treat last secesen- Neto ors showine hou they five and grown «nd las [R view of the nou trend that T hav- described above T believe it will poy you to send tor one of these catalogues in time to study the whole matter carefully before von actually want to arder vour chick Sv it A certe - 200,0 Lg TS a \u2014\u2014 =a 3 a J.a\u2019 ; WJ with the Red Hooks § they're Rst-Proofed City LL.Province.c.cocoveeviveeericinnn.Insurance Report Encouraging The annual financial statements of life assurance companies are among the best barometers of general business experience on this continent.Hence, during the past five years when the decline in individual incomes resulted in the purchase of fewer and smaller life insurance policies, the statements in question faithfully reflected that fact.As the depression continued there was a more extensive termination of existing insurance and, at its most acute stages, there was an exceptional increase of borrowings and of cash surrenders.Plainly, this was an impairment, in many instances, by the insured, under the stress of immediate necessity, of prudent provision for the future of himself and his dependants.The report of the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada published in another column and the remarks of its president, Mr.Arthur B.Wood, at its annual meeting, are gratifying evidence of an improvement of conditions.The report reflects a return of confidence and a marked trend toward recovery in business.Because of the huge investments of the life assurance companies in business enterprises covering a wide diversification of interests, the healthier conditions in trade indicated in this report make encouraging reading.Increases in new assurances and in repayments of policy loans, decreases in policy terminations and reduced demands for new loans \u2014 all these demonstrate that life insurance, which proved such a bulwark of strength during prolonged and trying conditions, is, in turn, keeping full pace with the forces of economic recovery.A striking fact mentioned by President Wood, in his address, is that of the $88,000,000 which the Sun Life Company paid out to policyholders last year, 85% was in amounts of less than $5,000, with an average of less than $2,- 000.That fact vividly indicates the invaluable place life insurance holds as a source of first aid to those of modest circumstances.It is, indeed, a rather significant evidence that some of the problems with which governments today are grappling, growing out of concern for those in humble station, have long since been anticipated and provided for on a sound scientific basis by our insurance companies.The general character of the report is not only satisfactory to the policyholders of the Company but encouraging to the business community at large.Fertilizers The proper use of fertilizers is recommended to every farmer.Money invested in this way has always earned itself many times over.We have advocated this for years and would remind our readers that we are approaching the season when fertilizing should be done.In this connection, we feel that recent activities of International Fertilizers Limited are worthy of comment.This company has advertised extensively to our farmers, with each advertisement containing something of sound educational value; it has contacted our agricultural classes personally, through a corps of trained salesmen, so that each farmer may receive the benefit of advice applicable to his own individual needs and conditions.This is good work, and cannot but react to the mutual benefit of the farmers and the company.Fertilizers are of paramout importance in the producing of a successful crop.International Fertilizers has backed the fine ingredients in \u201cALBATROSS\u201d products with advertisements which, in themselves, are practical textbooks on land fertilization.Undoubtedly, these are reasons why, in the few years this company has operated in this province, they have made such steady growth.Among the first to change form the old sixteen per cent superphosphate to the more economical and more productive twenty per cent, International Fertilizers has found it necessary to increase the capacity of its plants at Quebec and St.Johns, in itself evidence of the appreciation shown by our farmers for the part this company has played in furthering the interests of agriculture In our province.Holstein-Friesian Association Favours Milk Board The largest attended annual meeting of the various live stock associations held in Toronto during the week of February 4-9, was that of the Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada.More than 200 breeders, representing all provinces were in attendance at the 52nd annual business session.Other than a proposed amendment to the constitution to continue with the present temporary reduction in registration and transfer fees until 1937 which carried unanimously, there were no important changes up for endorsement, and therefore the business of the day was little more than that of general routine.Just before the noonday adjournment the members were addressed by JE.Houck, member of the Ontario re a MARCH 9th.1935 iC The Prospects are Good, BUT what will the PROFITS be ?Look ahead 5 to 6 months.The kind and quality of layers your pullets will be depends in a large measure on the start your chicks get.Good chicks without Pioneer Chick Mash are much the same as good seed in poor, unfertilized soil.Neither will thrive without proper nourishment.Pioneer Chick Mash is the best chick insurance available.It provides that built-in quality because it furnishes the chick\u2019s every need.Pioneer builds the foundation for future profit.Pioneer is doing this for increasing numbers of poul- trymen every year, from the Rockies to Newfoundland.It will do the same for you.See your local dealer to-day for a supply.PIONEER Lick, A Product of Western Canada Flour Mills Co.LIMITED Head Office: Toronto Branches from Coast to Coast CASH by return mail for Dental Gold.We also pay $3.26 for a $2.50 Gold piece.PROVINCIAL REFINERS, 361L Yonge St., Toronto.SIXTY POUNDS HONEY \u2014 Six tens or twelve fives\u2014Clover, $5.40 Golden $5.10.Amber $4.50.Quantity Discounts.HERBERT HARRIS, Alliston, Ont.CLIPPERS\u2014Blades sharpened on special automatic machines, work guaranteed per- feet 254 per set.Quick service, blades sold at very lower price.HERMENFGILDE FONTAINE SON, Notre Dame Pierre- ville, Yamaska Cty, Que.- Milk Control Board, who paid tribute to officials of this and other dairy cattle breed associations, but declared that continual eriti- cism of the administration by the daily press of the country was endangering the work and greatly increasing the difficulties of the Board.At the conclusion of the address the Milk Board received general endorsation by the passing of the following resolution.Resolved: that this meeting endorse the activities of the Ontario Milk Control Board on licensing and bonding distributors under regulation, thereby guaranteeing payments to farmers for their product; the keeping of agreements between producers and distributors and that further amendements be enacted if and when the industry requires it.The presidential address of W, L.Carr, Huntingdon, Que., was optimistic in tone and after paying tribute to several breeders for outstanding merit in show and production tests during the year, expressed the opinion that the time was near at hand when some form of more selective registrations must be taken up by the Holstein- Friesian Association.The Seed Situation in Quebec (Continued from page 6) PEAS The quantity of peas available for sale in the Province was about 4,500 bushels, coming from the Temiscamingue district and Chateauguay county.The Ottawa Valley supplies 75% of Quebec\u2019s needs.FLAX The production of flaxseed is almost entirely confined to the county of Soulanges.The production was about 275,000 Ibs.All of this is sold for export to Ireland, where prices are very good.Generally speaking, the grading was satisfactory, but this grain, like the others, suffered from drought, and so had not as good an appearance as the year previous.CONCLUSION It may be stated that all seed grains produced in Quebec, with the exception of oats, should sell without difficulty and at good prices.It is then important that the farmers organize their cropping systems so as to be able to harvest each year a certain quantity of seed grain.The larger number could grow seed for their own needs, and in the more favoured centres a permanent industry could be built up.Timothy and clover seed always sell well, though this is by no means true of the hay crop.19 \u2014\u2014 Remember the pictures below when you want fast relief from pain.Demand and get the method doctors prescribe-\u2014Aspirin.Millions have found that Aspirin eases even a bad headache, neuritis or rheumatic pain often in a few minutes! In the stomach as in the glass here, an Aspirin tablet starts to dissolve, or disintegrate, almost the instant it touches moisture.It begins \u201ctaking hold\u2019 of your pain practically as soon as you swallow it.Even Rheumatic Pains Eased Fast Now! BAD HEADACHES, NEURITIS PAINS OFTEN RELIEVED IS MINUTES THIS WAY \u2014_\u2014 Equally important, Aspirin is safe.For scientific tests show this: Aspirin does not harm the heart.Remember these two points: Aspirin Speed and Aspirin Safety.And, see that you get ASPIRIN.It is made in Canada, and all druggists have it.Look for the name Bayer in the form of a cross on every Aspirin tablet.Get tin of 12 tablets or economical bottle of 24 or 100 at any druggists.Drop an¥ Aspirin tablet in a glass o f water.[| Note that | BEFORE it touches the bottom, it is disintegrating.Why Aspirin Works So Fast An Aspirin tablet starts to disintegrate and go to work.What happens in these glasses happens in your stomach\u2014ASPIRIN tablets start \u2018\u2018taking hold\u2019 of pain a few minutes after taking.When in Pain Remember These Pictures \u2014 ASPIRIN DOES NOT HARM THE HEART \u2014 It is with deep = regret that we have to discontinue the drawing of (4) four To brmer LAnessrem $193 Vetre doses No LL.Notre dossier No.GL-B-58 tors \u201cViking - Diabolo.\u201d The photogra- Monsieur, graphic copy IT.M.IMPORTANT NOTICE SSPISE SEPARATOR CO.LTD, Cream Separa- a Ouest, e I) a été porté à ms conneisgance que vous organisez pétuellemant un tirage de quatre éorémeuses *VikingéDiabole'.eusunes wi POLICE PROVINCIALE pwOVIH OF Cuppy cut 32 BUREAU DU CHEP MonvmeaL, le 24 jenvier,1935, SSIÈRE, Gérant shown here from Mr.Maurice Lalonde, chief of the Provincial police is self- explanatory.Due to the fact that our drawing tickets were given away free and that the (4) Cream Separators drawn were also to be given away free to the (4) lucky winners, we did not think for a moment we were violating the law.Such a project is prohibited due to the fact that the winners are indicated by a drawing.We are obliged to obey such law, and the drawing will not take place.We wanted and would yet like to give away these four (4) Cream Separators by lawful means.Such plans are at the present time under study, and if they meet with the necessary approval, we shall be pleased to let you know.SWEDISH SEPARATOR CO.Limited Un tirege de cette nature oonstitue une loterie et comme tel vient en contravention avec l'article 236 du Code Oriminel.Vous 3tes par la présente mis en dsmoure d'avoir À discontinuer 1m540 1atement l'opération de ce tirage, à ééfeut Ge quoi, 11 nous faudra intentor contre vous des procédures erfminelles, oh Veuillez soouser récepticn, voué, LE CHEF , PROVINCE, Snare, MCL/PB \\ (enregistrée) Vot 1 MONTREAL, QUE. 20 MARCH 9th.1935 LEND NATURE A HAND! Ensure Your Chicks An All-Round Development That Will Give You Sturdy, Profitable Pullets! VERY healthy chick with the right breeding behind it is a potential profit-maker.Science has lent Nature a hand in developing modern high- producing strains.You can lend Nature a hand hy calling science to your aid in choosing feeds that will meet every need of the growing chick.HAT is exactly what you are doing when you choose Baby Chick Cafeteria Ration or Monarch Chick Mash.The Maple Leaf Milling Company is the connecting link between the practical feeder and the poultry scientist.Monarch \u201cOpen Formula\u201d Feeds are based on formulas of proven value developed at Canadian Agricultural Colleges and Experimental Farms.The \u201cOpen Formula\u201d is your protection\u2014on the back of every bag is a complete statement of the exact quantity of every ingredient in that feed.If you will write for a copy of our booklet \u201cFeed Facts,\u2019 you will get complete information about every Monarch Feed \u2014 the source of the formula, the function of each ingredient \u2014 a handy reference that is being used by thousands of feeders.Get your copy while the supply lasts.BABY CHICK CAFETERIA RATION (0.A.C.FORMULA) This ration has given exceptionally satisfactory results with thousands of poultrymen since it was introduced two years ago.This mash represents the latest information in the science of poultry feeding \u2014 it is coarser in texture than the usual type of mash and carries a remarkably good selection of proteins \u2014 and the chicks find it particularly palatable.A mash that you can depend on for 100 per cent results! MONARCH CHICK MASH For more than fifteen years this dependable mash has demonstrated its capacity for successfully carrying chicks over the critical first six weeks.Here is a mash that meets every need of growing chicks.High in protein (19% ) and finer in texture than the Cafeteria Mash, Monarch Chick Mash contains a careful selection of high quality proteins and will do an efficient job in getting chicks off to a good start.Ask your Dealer for \u201cOpen Formula\u2019 Feeds MONARCH FEEDS Manufactured by The Maple Leaf Milling Co., Limited King and Yonge Sts.,, Toronto \u201cBlack Horses\u201d have successful show season in 1934 The \u201cBlack Horses\u2019, the famous string of 30 prize Percheron stallions owned by Dawes Brewery, Montreal, and used for the benefit of the farmer and the advancement of breeding, have concluded another remarkably successful season in the Canadian show during which they were represented at 22 different exhibitions.Captivator was again the chief prize-winner, carrying off, for the third year in succession, the grand Championships of the Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto; the Central Canada Fair, Ottawa; the Ottawa Winter Fair; and the Western Fair, London, Ont., and winning also the championships of the Sherbrooke Winter Fair, the St.Hyacinthe, the Granby, and the Dorval shows.He was first in the senior class in all of the ten exhibitions in which he appeared.Other awards which fell to him included first in county, first in six counties, champion Percheron, at St.Hyacinthe; champion Percheron, at London; and the senior championships at the C.N.E Toronto; Ottawa Winter Fair; Royal Winter Fair, Toronto; and Sherbrooke Winter Fair.Next to Captivator, in the number of laurels won, stood Cylaet, the remarkable three- year-old which led that class in the five major shows in which he appeared : \u2014 Central Canada, Ottawa; C.NE., Toronto; Royal Winter Fair, Toronto; Ottawa Winter Fair; Lindsay, Ont.At Lindsay he won also the cup for \"best horse on grounds\u2019; and at the Ottawa Winter Fair he was reserve grand champion, excelled only by Captivator.Leo Magnus II, who has 19 grand championships to his credit and is still placed high among prize-winners in spite of advancing years, this season led the aged class at Napierville and Lachute; stood second at Lindsay and Dorval; third at the Central Canada, Ottawa; and fourth at the C.N.E., Toronto, and at the Royal Winter Fair.Kingston was grand champion and first in the aged class at Quebec and Three Rivers; first in class at Napierville third at Dorval.Delbert was champion at La- prairie; second at Valleyfield; third at Quebec and Granby.Starlight Laget was reserve champion at Granby: first in class at Ormstown; second at Central Canada, Ottawa, at London, and at the Royal Winter Fair; third at the C.N.E., Toronto.In most cases he was beaten only by other stallions of the \u201cBlack Horses\u201d.Darby\u2019s Wonder, a three-year- old, was first in class at Lachute; and stood second only to Cylaet at the Central Canada, Ottawa; the C.N.E., Toronto, and at London.At Dorval he won two awards.Monarch\u2019s Laet was grand champion at Valleyfield and first in class ;second at Ormstown; fourth at the Central aCnada, Ottawa; and fifth at the C.N.E., Toronto.Rockwood Granite, Chicago grand champion of 1931, was grand champion and first in class at Sherbrooke last summer; and stood second in class at Quebec, excelled only by Kingston.Marq.II was first in the three- vear-old class and junior champion at the Sherbrooke Winter Fair; winner of a special prize at Brome; and third in class at the Royal Winter FaïF and at St.Scholas- tique.Condo ,another three-year-old, led his class at Quebec; while Lav Seno, a two-year-old, was first in class at Dorval; second at London and at the Ottawa Winter Fair; and third at the C.N.E., Toronto.Other prize-winners included Jupiter, Brutus Jr., Prince, Carlos, Irida Boy's Buster, Jonah, King, Don Pedro, King Laet and Joliet II.Group prizes won by the \u201cBlack Horses\u201d included \u201cbest string of three\u201d at Quebec; \u201cbest string of five\u201d at the Canadian National, Toronto; and \u201cbest string of four\u201d at Lindsay.Apple Pollination Conditions Omitting climatic factors, two conditions must be fulfilled to assure apple pollination; first, a suitable pollen supply, and secondly, an adequate supply of insect pollinators.Regarding the first condition, the question of self-fruit- fulness arises.From work done in New Brunswick, says Mr.H.Hill, Dominion Experimental Farm, Ottawa, it is stated that McIntosh apple trees though not self-sterile are commercially self- unfruitful.Dr.Brittain, working with a large number of varieties in Nova Scotia, states that, with the exception of the variety Baldwin, all varieties of apples that he studied must be regarded as commercially self-unfruitful and that even Baldwin gave better results when pollinated with another variety.A general recommendation is made that no variety should be planted in solid blocks.Where such a condition exists there is bound to be a pollination problem which will necessitate top-working every fourth or fifth row to a suitable pollenizing variety, or introducing branches of bloom of a suitable variety kept fresh by placing them in a tub of water.The latter method is not very satisfactory, for the cut blooms do not remain fresh long and it means robbing other trees of large quantities of bloom which might otherwise set fruit.I MARCH 9th.1985 21 -\u2014 on an AND CORRECT WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION New weight distribution .seats and engine moved forward .nT A mn ey an Only Plymouth, among Lowest-priced Cars, gives you ALL these Comfort and Safety Features Ta YEAR you're hearing plenty about \u201cRedistributed Weight\u201d.Almost every 1935 car has changed its weight-balance in some way.But the next time you read about it .or hear somebody discuss it .remember this: Only Plymouth, in the lowest-price field, had the authentic engineering background to redistribute weight correctly.Plymouth\u2019s \u201cFloating Ride\u201d is based on the combined experience of many thousands of last year\u2019s \u201cAirflow\u201d owners over more than a hundred million miles of road! 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MONCTON WINNIPEG BRANDON - REGINA - SASKATOON \u2018SWIFT CURRENT YORKTON - EDMONTON - CALGARY VANCOUVER ] Harvesting and Storing Apples By M.B.DAVIS Dominion Horticulturist For the past three years the Horticultural Division has been conducting investigations in the harvesting and cold storage of apples, and from this work a few positive recommendations seem to emerge from a mass of negative and sometimes confusing results.The ultimate keeping quality of fruit is influenced by many factors among which the following are important: (1) Fertilizer practice.(2) Time of picking.(3) Time of cooling to low temperatures.(4) Temperature of storage.(5) Humidity of the storage.No attempt will be made to discuss No.1 in detail but it is well to point out that fruit from orchards under a high state of cultivation, where high nitrogen conditions prevail, will not keep, particularly at the higher temperatures, as well as fruit from sod orchards.Time of harvesting has a considerable influence on the ultimate keeping quality.Fruit picked when too immature shrinks badly and never develops that fullness of flavour found in more mature specimens.To date there is not available any very accurate means to judge the correct maturity of either Fameuse or McIntosh.It seems safe to say, however, that as soon as the seeds of these are almost fully coloured brown, it is time to pick.On the whole, we have found that the Ontario and Quebec Growers are now harvesting these varieties at the proper time.Handling after picking.\u2014 This appears to be the most important factor in present practices and one which is causing considerable loss.A series of experiments in which fruit from different orchards was stored at low temperatures within forty-eight hours from picking as compared with samples of the same fruit not stored at low temperatures until seven or ten days after picking, has revealed some interesting data.The fruit which was held in an ordinary packing house or shed for a week or ten days before being sent to cold store broke down badly with brown heart by Christmas time, whereas the same fruit stored within forty-eight hours of picking, kept exceptionally well until early March, Fruit which cannot be placed in cold store immediately after harvesting, should not be held for long periods.The cold store can only delay maturity, it cannot undo damage already done by faulty pre-storage handling.Although there are some particularly well balanced orchards, the fruit from which can stand more delayed storage than others, delayed storage is not a safe practice for fruit intended for winter markets.Storage temperatures.\u2014 Fruits, like human beings, are living organisms.They breathe, and the higher the temperature, the faster they breathe.To delay their maturity by cutting down their rate of breathing, low temperatures are necessary.The correct temperature for storage purpose varies to some extent with the variety and to some extent with the source of the material.From our results to date a 32° F.temperature appears to suit the Fameuse variety.Fameuse from a wide range of conditions keep remarkably well at this temperature when put there immediately after being harvested.This temperature appears to iron out most of the difference in keeping quality due to nutritional treatment.That is to say, from the various treatments we have employed, this has been so to date.We recommend this temperature for Fameuse apples.While McIntosh is naturally a longer keeper than Fameuse, and while the bulk of them keep crisp and in good condition much longer than Fameuse at 32° F., we frequently find lots of MeIntosh which go down shortly after Christmas with brown core or brown heart trouble.Peculiarly enough this brown heart condition is not prevalent at 40°F .but is very prevalent at all temperatures between 40° and 32° getting worse at 36° and starting to get better again at 34° and not very bad at 32° F.But for the fact that we have not as yet been able to maintain sufficiently high humidity at 40° to prevent bad shrinkage, this temperature could be recommended, However, for the present, we recommend 32° F.with the possibility of finding a temperature lower than that which wil] eliminate such brown heart as is now found at 32°.Further work on McIntosh is necessary before any change in the above recommendation should be made.Humidity of the storage.\u2014 If a cold store is kept too dry, bad shrinkage results and we have apples appearing wilted.It is necessary, therefore, to insist on high humidity\u2014and a humidity of 90 per cent should be attained if at all possible.A relative humidity of 80 per cent will bring about a rapid evaporation and is altogether too low for best results. \u2014\u2014 =.MARCH 9th.1985 HORSES IDLE \u2018 ELING SKITTISH STEPS ON FOOT SWELLING BADLY y SN PAT ON SLOAN'S CK RELIEF THERE is no need to suffer from the pain of a bruise or sprain, or the ache of overtired muscles.Pat on Sloan\u2019s Liniment.Don\u2019t rub.Almost immediately you feel a comforting warmth penetrating deep into the affected tissue.The action of the liniment loosens the congestion and draws fresh supplies of blood to heal and re-build.Use Sloan\u2019s for lumbago, sciatica or neuralgia.SLOAN\u2019S COUGH SYRUP is a safe, sure, soothing home- relief for Coughs and Colds.Your Druggist has it.32H TAPING-BIT \u201cAmerican\u201d, 756; $7.50 a dozen.Pure wool strainer, $1.00 ete.I will buy first class syrup and sugar.LEGER HARDY, St.Basile, Que.The Maple And Its Products (Continued from page 4) There are the many questions and the problems the producer has to solve.They whirl in his head as he stretches to sleep, with one eye open, lying down on a bedstead near the fire that will keep him nice and warm during the night.Years ago, the farmer would go to his \u2018\u2018cabane à sucre\u201d, very much the same way as one goes to gather wild berries.If the crop was plentiful, all right; but if it was not, no one would suffer.He would make enough for his family, and if there was more than his needs, he would sell the remainder to his neighbors.In most cases, a large boiler in the open air, resting on three stones, was the only equipment.The making of maple produets was not then an industry.It was done on very free processes.It is not the same nowadays.There is now a good market for these products.The making is done on principles established by experience and science.Modern equipment is available to the producer, according to the various regulations of sanitation.This, indeeed, involves a higher cost of production and also the necessity to sell at better prices.! The buyer?.There\u2019s the rub.What's the use to produce if one does not sell?Frankly enough, our maple products enjoy a fair market.This market, however, is relatively better outside than at home, and yet it is the contrary that should exist.The articles that are to follow this introduction are intended to educate our publie, the housewives especially, on the nutritive value of maple products, make them familiar with their various cooking possibilities, and increase all over the country the demand for these products.Every one has an interest in supporting, by his custom, an industry that is essentially proper to our country, more so to the Province of Quebec, since it is admitted that the individual prosperity in the section of a country means a great deal for the whole community\u2019s prosperity.More package bees were imported into Canada in 1934 than formerly, in spite of 60 per dent increase in prices over the previous year.Many of these bees, however, were to replace losses from the previous winter, and their purchase indicates that more interest is being taken generally in honey production, although the crops of honey had been light.HALIFAX 1\u2014/\"3RANULES protect the phosphate from reversion and keep it available for the crop.2\u2014C-I-L Granular Superphosphate contains no free sulphuric acid.3\u2014C-I-L Granular Superphosphate makes free-flowing fertilizers.4\u2014Free-flowing fertilizers ensure even distribution and an even crop.5\u2014C-I-L Free Flowing Fertilizers are made entirely in Canada.C-I-L Free-Flowing FERTILIZERS CROIAN INDUSTZ Send to-day for literature, prices and name LIMITED of your nearest dealer.CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED FERTILIZER DIVISION P.O.BOX 1260 MONTREAL, Que.TORONTO NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.CIri48 1883 Holstein-Friesian |1935 Association of Canada MAINTAINS STRONG POSITION REGISTRATIONS TRANSFERS EXPORTS 1934 1934 1934 21,225 15,434 4,022 Upward march of progress continues as \u2018world\u2019s greatest breed of Dairy Cattle hold prestige of farmers all over Canada through recognized leadership in the production of Milk - Butter - Fat - Profit.If you are not breeding Holsteins now is the time to buy a real good bull and a few foundation females.For further particulars apply: DIRECTOR OF EXTENSION of Canada ONTARIO Holstein - Friesian Association BRANTFORD - - - 24 MARCH 9th.1985 SAVE THE BRIDGE HANDS Any 52 cards will be accepted as a complete series.GRADS L.O.GROTHE, LIMITED \u2014 Manufacturers Canadian and Independent Firm.BIG 1 Government Approved Chicks, From Government Inspected Flocks.Barred Rocks, White Rocks, Reds 11¢ Leghorns 10e Premium Chicks from eggs averaging 26 ounces and over 2V4¢ more.Write for catalogue which tells about our 600 free Chicks.Deposit $1.00 per 100.KITCHENER CHICK HATCHERY, 1081 King East, Kitchener, Ont.If you build or remodel a barn this year .write now for more particulars .! 9 JUTRAS announces.© \\ new ultra modern stall, the greatest improvement in the construction of sanitary steel stalls e We have the most complete line of stalls with stanchions and chains pens, horse stalls, manure carriers, hay forks, ete.© The only equipment made in the Province of Quebec suited to the finest barns in Canada.JUTRAS .The pioneers of the lightest Manure Spreader .in the country The HIGHEST VALUE in Spreader » The consistent popu- Manure Spreader larity of JUTRAS.is due not only to its well known superiority, but the value is unequalled at the new all-tlme low prices.JUTRAS .ultra-rapid.EVAPORATOR ® Will shorten the monotonous hours of boiling, burn less wood, save time and improve the syrup quality.Fourteen sizes to chose from, but only one quality.capacity from 25 to 265 gallons an hour.e Made in special double coat- ed tin sheet, the same high quality used for 40 years.Buy it with confidence.: FREE 186 photos © ® ame.: Ju Le TRA uv VICTORIAVILLE PQ.@ Post Office Fill this coupon now PLEASE send me the prices of products here marked with \u2014 X - J CATALOGUE SS.[ ] Evaporator with sugar-bush accessories.without obligation.Spreader [ ] Stable Equipment Ce i eats ei eas iar caer tat as tae Does good seed pay dividends?(Continued from page 6) This is the experience of one farmer, showing the results obtained because of a change of seed.There are others who might obtain similar results, but we do not wish to convey the idea that a change seed will always bring results so spectacular at those shown.There are two points of importance to keep in mind in connection with this man\u2019s experience.First that the greatest benefit resulted from the use of a good variety: the Banner oats in this instance producing more grain per acre was the main factor in increasing the yield; and second that in shipping registered seed to this farmer we were sure that he was gettting good seed of the Banner variety.This is a very important point in the purchase of seed because when we buy seed of unknown origin we sometimes do not get what we ask for.If we commence with seed of known origin as a basis upon which to build a firm foundation for the production of crops we will not often be disappointed.Registered seed is of known variety and is pure within the high standards set for good seed.For these reasons registered seed is safe, and is sold only in sealed containers which insures its true- ness to variety.The Quality of Seeds Used On Farms (Continued from page 5) and the giving of grants for the purchase of large fanning mills to groups wishing to establish seed- cleaning centres.The working out of these programmes for the improvement of seed during the past twenty to thirty years has generalized the use of registered and improved seed, and has increased the practice of cleaning seed.Today, the bulk of the seed used for cereal crops is of recognized varieties and if not of, at least is derived from, registered seed.Outside of seed centres however, the improvement in the use of clean seed has not kept pace with that of using superior varieties, as is shown by more recent surveys.In 1928, about two hundred samples of seed as used by farmers were obtained from Laprairie and Berthier Counties.Fifteen per cent of the samples graded Nos.1, 2 and 3, the balance being classed as rejected.In 1930, out of 238 samples taken from the same counties, twenty- six samples came within the three commercial seed grades and the balance were classed as rejected.As these samples were obtained on the farmers\u2019 premises at seeding time they truly represented what was being used.It is safe to state that conditions were not better in this respect in the other parts of the province, as these two counties are amongst the most advanced in this connection.On the basis of the surveys of 1928 and 1930 it would seem that the results obtained are not commensurate with the effort made and the expenses incurred on the part of government.On the other hand, when consideration is given to the amounts of grain and of seed of superior varieties produced in this province, it must be recognized that the work was not entirely in vain.Twenty-five years ago, we produced a few thousand pounds of timothy seed, graded seed of oats was unknown, and no clover seed was harvested.In the past year, 225,000 bushels of seed oats were produced in Quebec, of which between 75% and 80% were graded as No.1 seed, as well as 1,200,000 pounds of timothy, and half a million pounds of clover seeds.Seed Grades in Canada (Continued from page 8) shows to what grade the seed belongs, whether No.1 or 2, and gives the inspection certificate number and the name of the inspector who attached the seals.Through the purchase of such material the grower is assured of a high grade seed.General Seeds of Commerce Registered and certified seeds requiring special attention in production and preparation are not found on the market in very large quantities.It must not be concluded because of this fact that the products generally sold by seedsmen are marketed without any guarantee and are purchased entirely at the buyer's risk.The fact is that The Seeds\u2019 Act.1923, obligates the vendor of seed to have all seeds classified and tagged according to the grade, No.1, 2 or 3.The grade that a lot of seed belongs to is determined by a study or analysis of a sample, when attention is given to the presence of weed seeds and of other kinds of grain, the germinating power of the seed, also its color, weight, and uniformity.In the case of cereals the sample analyzed must weigh at least one pound, and two ounces in the case of grass and clover seeds.The details as to the standards set for the three grades of seed are stated in THE SEEDS\u2019 ACT, 1923, a copy of which can be obtained from the SEED BRANCH, 209 ST.CATHERINE ST.EAST., MONTREAL.Space does not permit giving all the details here. 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CLOSING DATE May 31st, 1935 Mail your letter to our nearest office.Every letter will be acknowledged and advice sent you later regarding the winners.THE STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED Department \u201cEI HAMILTON, Ont.or MONTREAL, Que.Dairying Problems Discussed Addresses Feature Ayrshire Luncheon By S.R.N.HODGINS, Editor.NDICATIVE of the good attend- ] ance at the Canadian Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Association annual meeting, held at the Queen\u2019s Hotel, Montreal, on February 1, was the great throng of breeders, of well- wishers of the breed from federal and provincial departments of agriculture, and of the Press both urban and agricultural, that filled every available seat in the special dining room provided for the Association luncheon, and overflowed into the main dining room adjoining.The president, J.Earle Ness, of Howick, was in the chair, while surrounding him at a head table from which shone the ten silver cups won by the leaders in the various classes of R.O.P.in 1934, were Dr.G.H.S.Barton, Dominion deputy-minister of agriculture, J.A.Grenier, Quebec deputy- minister of agriculture, Dr.E.S.Archibald, director of Dominion experimental farms, Dr.W.H.Brittain, newly-appointed vice- principal of Macdonald College, Professor À.R.Ness, of the same institution, W.L.Carr, Hunting- don, president of the Holstein- Friesian Association of Canada, together with a number of directors of the Avrshire Breeders\u2019 Association.Dr.Barton, the first speaker called upon, said that he had always regarded the Ayrshire cow as perhaps the outstanding balane- ed unit among dairy cattle\u2014a cow that has not been bred for extremes, either of size or of fat- production; and, he pointed out, during the past five years of depression, it has been the \u2018\u2018extreme\u201d things that have been most heav- ilv penalized.In the years of fictitious prosperity, the speaker declared, all of us had been given to extremes \u2014 and even Ayrshire breeders had lost their balance at times.He instanced occasional tendencies to breed for size, though in his opinion a big cow should not be the Ayrshireman\u2019s ideal; likewise, he thought, there may sometimes have been a tendency to go after too high a fat content in Ayrshire milk \u2014 but, he added, the Ayshire cow herself has properly resisted these efforts at extremes.We are emerging from the depression, said the speaker, with a different set of values from that which we had five years ago; we have substituted for our money obsession \u2014 for our tendency to value everything in terms of dollars and cents \u2014 a standard that is truer: a standard of worth in terms of what brings satisfaction in life.This, he felt, is especially observable in the young.Too much prosperity in the vears before the depression, he declared, may have been bad for breeding.There may have been too much trading \u2014 for it was so easy to sell.Quality wasn\u2019t as vital as it is to-day.We\u2019ve had to do more within our own herds, and this, he felt, has been a good thing for the breed.In our appreciation of the importance of the sire, we were too apt to overlook the importance of a good line of females \u2014 the foundation of a good breeding herd.This, however, has been rectified in recent years.Balance needed between Dairy Products Turning to markets, Dr.Barton pointed out the new commercial setting that now faces us \u2014 and the consequent need of regulation in marketing if the dairy industry as a whole is to flourish.But this, he felt, must be carefully done if we would avoid upsetting the balance between different dairy products.It is not so long, the speaker pointed out, since Canada\u2019s chief dairy products were cheese for export and dairy butter for the home market.Then creamery butter assumed a position of real importance, and now some 41 per cent of our product finds its market as whole milk for city consumption.There is at present, he said, a continuous interplay between cheese, creamery butter, and whole milk\u2014 and no one group of producers of milk can assume a position of ind- ependance.The organizations producing these three products represent some of our major farm entreprizes \u2014 and they are distinct in their set-ups: the whole- milk farm, the butter farm, the cheese farm.We must have some basis of commercial relationship between these \u2014 we need some balance, and still more, some stabilization.Uncertainty, he felt, is demoralizing.The cheese people, the cream and butter people, the whole-milk people should be confirmed in their business \u2014 enjoy such relationships commercially that they will be content to produce milk for the market that they can best serve.This is a pressing problem, said the speaker, and to ignore the problem is not to solve it.It may be, concluded Dr.Barton, that we shall have to resort to some form of regulation: 1.To eliminate waste; 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4.To provide, sooner or later, the basis of a reasonable relationship of commercial values between the three main types of dairy products.Quebec\u2019s Aid to Dairying The greetings of the Quebec Minister of Agriculture, the Honourable Adelard Godbout, himself an Ayrshire breeder on his farm at Frelighsburg, were brought to the meeting by Mr.J.Antonio Grenier, deputy-minister of agriculture, who expressed his gratification at learning that 55 per cent of the members of the Canadian Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Association are Quebec farmers, and that out of ten silver cups won last vear in R.O.P.work, four come to Quebec.Mr.Grenier spoke of the work of the Quebec Dairy Commission, and of the success that has attended its work of helping to regulate prices in the whole milk trade and of eliminating unfair practices and price-cutting.The improvement in milk prices had already been mentioned by the president in his annual address, and Mr.Grenier was able to point to a winter price for the Montreal market this year of $1.85 \u2014- which, with the premium paid for milk testing above the minimum set, had averaged to producers for the month of October $1.89\u2014 and that for all milk sold, since the Quebec system provides for no special class for \u201c\u2018surplus\u2019\u201d milk.Unfortunately, pointed out the speaker, the Commission is unable to control prices paid for butter or cheese, since these are set in the world markets.It is the hope of the Quebec Department of Agriculture, said Mr.Grenier, to enlarge the milk market in this province through the development of special types of cheeses and other products.The Provincial Dairy School, at St.Hyacinthe, will do much work experimentally in this field during 1935, and will endeavour to interest the consuming public of some of our large cities in fancy cheeses, Yoghourt, chocolate milk, and so on.The speaker expressed his concern at the falling off in produc- ion of cheese, in Quebec as in Canada generally, in favour of creamery butter production.Our factories, he felt, are too small to be as efficient as they should be.For fifteen years, he said, the Quebec Department officials have been trying to get the patrons of the smaller cheese and butter factories to consolidate their interests \u2014 bringing several small factories into one \u2014 but the movement has not been as rapid as it should be.The speaker closed II ORD has two new V8 trucks this year- the 2-ton job's my size!\u201d *T'wo-ton heavy-duty truck and ton-and-a-half truck *\u2018I bought it to handle my heavy-duty hauling.It carries more loads farther and faster than any truck I've ever owned.Saves money, too, Sam.\u201d\u2019 \u201c\u201cGood-looking truck, too, Ed.\u201d \u201c\u201cIsn\u2019t it?Biggest truck Ford ever built, with up-to-date body lines and a new coupe-type cab that holds three men with room to spare.The cab\u2019s lined and insulated for winter driving.Fitted with triple ventilation.Has a fifteen gallon fuel tank with a filler cap you can get at.\u201cBut what performance! 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present the annual meeting of the Canadian Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Association, held this year in Montreal, was voted one of the most enthusiastic and harmonious held in recent years.There were no contentious matters on the agenda and the main item up for discussion, that of the proposed levy under the new Dairy Products scheme, was settled in thrifty \u2018Scotch fashion without undue delay.The most interesting part of the day's programme was undoubtedly the luncheon which was brightened considerably by a refreshing dissertation by Dr.W.H.Brittain, vice-principal of Macdonald College, on the place of science in modern agriculture, and the sly wit of W.L.Carr, Huntingdon, who brought greetings from the Holstein-Friesian Association, Timely recognition of two well- known Ayrshire breeders was made by the meeting when life membership was unanimously conferred on Col.Harry McGee, owner of Harnelbel Farm, Islington, Ont., president of the Royal Winter Fair Association, vice-presi- dent of the T.Eaton Company, and M.St.Marie, veteran Ayrshire breeder and well-known farmer of \u2018Compton, Que.Another interesting ceremony was the presentation for the first time of the Honor Scrolls to owners of Ayrshire cows which have excelled in life-time production of milk.À gold seal certificate went to cows which had given one hundred thousand pounds of milk in their lifetime, a silver certificate to those with a total of seventy- five thousand, and a bronze seal certificate to those with (fifty thousand or better.Outstanding among the cows thus honored was Springburn Lovely Pet owned by W.W.Skinner, Senneville, Que., which received number one gold certificate as the world\u2019s champion long distance Ayrshire milk producer, with a production so far of over 140,000 Ibs.The secretary's report brought out the fact that there had been a decrease in revenue, due mostly to the reduced registration fees decided on last year and to a drop of 7 per cent in the number of transfers made 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president, The above two, along with J.E.Ness, S.J.Chagnon, HA.Swart, and J.L.Stansell, will comprise the executive for the coming year.Standardization of Shorthorn Type Required \u201cWhereas the reputation of the Shorthorn breed has been built up on its special adaptability to produce in combination both milk and beef under average farm conditions; \u201cAnd whereas breeding developments of recent years have led to an alarming lack of uniformity of type within the breed, resulting in considerable confusion, not only amongst the majority of those already interested in Shorthorns, but also in the minds of prospective breeders; \u201cTherefore be it resolved that we, the members of the Dominion Shorthorn Breeders Association, being firmly convinced that profitable milk production from Shorthorn cows is not antagonistic to profitable beef production in the same animal, are of the opinion that it is essential that the Canadian Shorthorn Association should, without further delay, take 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Write today.0 4 SCHWEGLER'S HATCHERY, 0% Box 74, Fort Erie N., Ont.president of the parent body to deal with the matter and try to arrive at a standardization of Shorthorn type that would help the breed as a whole.That breeders on the whole continued to be optimistic in spite of the fact that they had been forced to take low prices for their pure bred bulls was the feeling of N.M.Ross in his presidential address.Encouragement was found in higher prices recently for fat cattle.The fact that millions of cattle had been slaughtered in the United States and several thousand in the Western Provinces, many of them females, could not fail to have a beneficial effect on the demand for beef and breeding stock in the near future.The association, he said, was in a strong financial position in spite of the stress of recent years.There was no need for alarm because reserves had been encroached upon.Conditions were improving and it would be unwise to materially restrict activities.The Hon.Duncan Marshall, Minister of Agriculture for Ontario, remarked that for 20 years or more there had been a_definite trend toward dairying, evidently because it meant a definite cash reutrn regularly.Canadian Draft Horses In view of the increasing demand in Canada and elsewhere for good commercial draft horses, and of the pressing need for more high-class stallions of the draft breeds in the Dominion, Hon.Robert Weir, Dominion Minister of Agriculture, has inaugurated a breeding policy for the improvement of the Canadian horse industry.To this end the Department has purchased a number of high-class, outstanding stallions of the draft breeds which will be located at the following Dominion Experimental Farms \u2014 Nappan, Nova Scotia; Fredericton, New Brunswick; Ste.Anne de la Poca- tiere, Farnham and Oka, Quebec province; Ottawa and York Co, Ontario; Morden and Brandon, Manitoba; Indian Head and Scott, Saskatchewan; Lethbridge and Lacombe, Alberta; Agassiz and Ladner district, British Columbia.Only pure-bred mares are eligible and must be nominated by the owners not later than March 15th.Further particulars may be had upon application to the Live Stock Commissioner, Department of Agriculture, Ottawa; to the Dominion Animal Husbandman, Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa, or to the Superintendent at the Experimental Farm at which the stallion is located, as mentioned above.Edwardsburg [ROWN BRAND [ORN SYRUP W ENERGY vanes TAT hag A NOURISHED MORE CANADIAN CHILDREN WILL THE PRODUCERS IN YOUR NEXT FALL'S EGG FACTORY THAN ANY OTHER CORN BE BRED FROM GENERATIONS OF \u201cGOOD HARD WORKERS\"?SYRUP A product of The CANADA STARCH CO.Limited We aim to improve the appearance of our Breeders by rigid culling for TYPE, SIZE, etc., but their ability to turn ordinary Farm By-Products and Supplementary Feeds into Valuable Eggs, is derived from HIGH PRODUCING ANCESTRY and the GENEROUS USE in our MATINGS, of SIRES from R.O.P.trapnested DAMS.They meet all the requirements of HATCHERY APPROVAL.We designate them for this our * Ninth\u201d Season as \u201cTRENT ¢¢ prooucTion 9, CHICKS \u201d\u2019 LUS VIGOUR HATCHED FROM THE KIND OF EGGS THAT YOU WANT YOUR HENS TO LAY.INSURED AGAINST LOSS FROM PULLORUM (B.W.D.) 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