THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY JUNE 14, 1943

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CKO | EATCHERY TURKEY EGGS

Apropos of the growing popularity of
turkey breeding in Canada, it is neces-
sary in the ease of an Approved Hatch-
ery. entrant advertising blocd testing,
to furnish proof that all turkey eggs
taken into the hatchery are the pro-
duct of 0 turkey flock in which every
turkey. has been blood tested. It is now
established beyond reasonable doubt
that turkeys may be attacked by pull-
orum, and some breeders are already

ain in fnture seasons importations of:
potatoes from this source will be of the

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SPRING FLOWERING BULBS

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, S| nt the sites of the parent bulb. When
ithe clumps are becoming crowded and
the. flowers small, the bulbs should be

How about a breakfast surprise to-
morrow? Kellogg’s Corn Flakes and
sliced bananas!

Kellogg’s are extra refreshing. Rich
in energy, easy to digest — and just
packed with flavor! Serve for the chil-
dren’s supper too. Made by Kellogg in
London, Ontario.

FLAKES

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LOW SUMMER FARES MAY 15 to OCTOBER 15

Whether your trip is one of busincss or
pleasure, these Ecduced Summer Fares
to Eastern destinations (in Canada or the
United States) will effect a saving of many
dollars in your travel budget.

Book on The “Continental Limited” and
_ ensure service, with economy. Optional
routes. Stop over at Jasper.
Fall information from
arora ‘Local’ Agent’ or
5 J, McEwen, D, F. and P. A, Rupert
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The propigation of spring flowering
bulbs such as crocus, fritillaria, narcis-
sus and tulips is by offsets which grow

{dug up. ‘This will be when the leaves
ihave turued brown about June or July.
‘These bulbs are dried gradually and
stored until September, when they are
cleaned, the large ones being put back
into the border and the small ones
‘planted out in on row in the vegetable

‘gartlons to grow into flowering size.
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ILLUSTRATE PRACTICAL HELP

aA typical exumple of. the pr actieal !
work of the Dlustration Stations of thei
RARER Eeperiinental Farms-its afforded by the:
present-day up-to-date form of Wiliinin j
Michel in the Petersfield district of
Manitola. © Me. Michael, who wis a
marine engineer mad knew little about
farming, took up this farm in Wet, It
was then in a neglected condition, the
4aiwelling house and one-storey barn dil-
upidated, and ouly remnants of fences
on the Jand which was polluted with
Isow {histle,. wild onts amd sttnkweed.
All of hls first aint most of his second
senso's rain. crop was ordered cut by
the: provineial weed commissioner, and
it was about this time that the district
eume wnder the notice of the Experi-
In 1925 an [hustration
Station wis estublished an the farm of
Mr, Michuel. Ao series of demonstra-
tion fields, dealing with cultaral meth-
ods, craps and rotations were dail out.
During the first two yeurs.a great dent
of the erop bad to be ent early becuuse
of weed infestation, but today the en-
tive famu ois exceptionally clean, the
fan house remodelled, a modern barn
but, aud. the entire. farm fenced in.

Last season his hem of-11 cows pro-
duced an avenge of TSO pounis of
milk. Thy adopting a cropping scheme,

sineluding a ferige crop, and by ulter-
mnting alfudta. gran sud summer fal-
low. Alt Miehael has transformed, tn
the period of 11 yenrs, this very weedy
property into a fine clean farm.

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FER) ONC

ARDS

The ophiion thet apple orchards
shouhio he certified is gaining grawunil
ainong appie gtuwers and. Nortieuw! ur:
ists tu Canada Tt is contended that
certified orchards would ralse the stain
did of npple growing throughout the
Domduion, A certified orchiurd, as ex-
phoned hy the Dominion ntenrologt-
eal Brroch, would be one which had
no hawthorus, wild apple frees, ne e-
lected of mageot infested trees within
S00 yards af it “A certified orchard
[wou be one which. was well sprayed.
mid: Cree fram apple maggot, With ev-
Traaper

Crops
would be assured,

WEST INDIES -POTATOUS
Recent: development iid stinmmiation
af Bridiesh West Indies trade has re-
silted do the movement of w larger
quantity nnd variety of vegetables to
Cainiding mrvkets, included) in- which
ve potatoes... Stock fram this orlyin
: ontors duty free and sells nt compnai-
ilvety low prices. | This has resnuited in
a preferance, though sales have been

_p somewhat handicapped due te the fact
that shipments have been composed al-
most entirely of ved varietles which are
hot: popular in’ Canada, ‘Mensures
hive been tiken to overcome this dis-
advantage: by the introduction of Cuan-

days later in Chicago, May 26.
fast to breakfast.

nalina white potatoe seed lite Dermat

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aid Vera Fleck, (left) and Lyette Meppaz, as they shook hands
with Captain R, G Latta, and left the Canadian Pacific lincr
Empress of Brilain at Father Point, Quchee, to make an aeroplane
! dash to Montreal on their way to Chicay o where they aré contestants
in the selection of a “Queen” of the Century of Progress Exposition.
No matter what the contest results Vera and Lyette will. carry
memories of'a thrilling first voyage home with then. The fEmproas
of Britain, one of the world’s fastest Ilmers, broke two records for
them, and a combination of fast ‘ship, ‘fast plane and fast train gave
the two pretty girls the distinction ‘of making the fastest voyages.
from London and Paris to Chicago’ ever: recorded.
They travelled so fast all the way that-Miss Teppaz, who ‘Iunched
“in Paris, Friday, May 18, found -hergelf breakfasting lesa thain’ six

Miss Fleck's record wag from bréak-

Canadian Poelfic “officlala ‘arranged o¥dry: detail
of their entire journey which, with the excortion of.two. hours and
fifty minutes in the air, used the facilites of that orrantzation,