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APPLE FRAPPE.

Bake one dozen large tai't apples

remove the skins and pass the pulp through it sieve. Measure and adti as much apple juice and freeze. Serve in apple cups that have been chilled

MEAT CROQUETTES.

One cupfui cclq meat. ground. one

tabiespoonfui minced parsley, one teaspoonful minced onion or t-hives, it littig lemon-juice, salt anti pepper, three-fourths ciipful ol’ white sauce.

Mix well togntiier anti set aside for

one hour. Shape into crotructtcs, roll in bread-crunibs, then in beaten ogg, and again in crumbs. Fry in tr deep fat and drain on soft paper.

CORNMEAL AND SAUSAGE CRO~ QUETTES.

Four' cupiuls boiling waiter, two lea

apoonsfiils salt. one cnpful cornmeal. one and one-fourth cupfuls sarisages meat, llour, fat for t`r_ving. Add suit to boiling water. When boiling hard add cornmeal 1.'.r:itluaiiy, stirring con- stantly. (fook and stir over' thc dir- ect bout i'or tcu minutes, :hen put in a double holler- and cook onp anti one hail' hours. Stir in thc urit-trokctl sau sage meat :_rnd cook twenty minutes longer. Set :isitic to cool. \\-'hen cold shape into cioqut'ltcs. tllp :intl i'r'_v in tit-ep, hot i'al.

CARAMEL CUSTARD.

Fo-.ir cupfuls scaltlorl milk. five

eggs. one-halt' teaspooniul salt. one teaspoonful vanilla. one-half cupful sugar. Put sugar in pain, stirring t-on stantly ovcr hot part oi' range until it becomes it sirup oi’ light brown coi- or. Add gradually the milk, being care lui that the milk does not bubiilt- up anti go over. as it is likely to tio on account of high tenipernfiirc ol liie sugar. As soon as the sugar is dis- solved in the milk, add mixture grati- ually to eggs slightly beaten; rititl salt and fiavoring. then strziin' into buttered mold. Iliike as cristtii-rl. (‘i|ill and serve with cream or sairce.

PICKLED CAULIFLOWER.

A fairly large cauliilowor cut into

small pieces should be boiled i'or iivf or six minutes in write" to every pint of which has been added a tables- pooiiful of salt. Then drain the pit-ces or’ cauliflower, and mix smoothly to- gether with a little cold vinegar, a good tablespoonfnl cacli of dry mus- tard and flour anti a t|\iartcr-ttr:ispoon- i`\il of pepper. in ti pint ot' good vinc- gai' d'li_uioive six or .seven large lumps of sugar. When boiling, mix in the mustard, etc.. sti~ and cook gently for two minutes. and when slightly cooled pour it over the c.1trlillowt°-r. The pickle sbotiltl be kept it i't\w tltiys before using.

NUT PUDDING.

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sotla. one teaspoonful salt, enough buttermilk tn andre batter. Sour milk or sour cream niny bc lined with equ- ally gotrd results. ' _

BRIGHTEN THE HOME

Brighten up the old home this win-

ter. You can do it yourself. There is paint 'at the store lots- ot' it; brushes. too. Stir it up , clear' from tho bottoni~ stir your grit up, too-anti put on ti

vintes, this is the work which shoui receive attention after seeding is r`iulsheti. ' Plough in the fore part of Julie trom7 to 8 inches deep. Harrow lmrnediatcly after ploughing or at the same time, but not later than the day' following For the remainder of the season culit-'_ lvate frequently to mdintain a mu ch anti to destroy weeds and \ve'cd`seetls_

(‘lover and Alfalfa Having.-'l‘hese

pair' of old pants. Lay down some pap- ers and cloths to catch any drops ot paint that mav be spattereu, and then‘

.of ordinary seed.

'nail can he driven irit.o hard wootl

worth while knowing how mitch is left in your pocket after the weed is paid i’or _

GETTING THE GROUND READY

(By W. L. Graham, Asst. Dam. Field

Husbandman.)

(‘rop ilotrttioris.-tlioose at rotzitioir

that will bc suitable liolli llic distr-

eil.

ails, :intl ciovtfr' tn' tiii'uli`u hay. i»‘nr' tht

find select t‘.ar'el'ully. Secure thc best

cob; plant. only thc plump, rrriifur-irr kernels.

iiirve all |iie iinplernt-nts.in good shape boftrro actual seeding' oierrrtioiis bc

pair paris. Hall’ a titty lort tiuring seed- ing owing to a broiitu linplernent may mean a big loss on the crop. ii' ti i':ii'rn

|givo it ti thoroiigli overhauling and :i

llC(‘S.

“oil Pie .iiiitions-»-Start criilv and

lly as po.».'siblc_ A thoroughly prepared seed bed is unil'orinl_~,' level, fairly fine

row till pltniglicd luurl with thc least

Ono eupful bread crumbs, one cup-

iul dates or figs t-hopped. one cupfttl milk. one cupl`ui sugar, ont- egg, pinch ol' salt. Mix well. iitike thlrtv rriiiiiit~ cs. Serve with lemon saiiccf

LEMON SAUCE.

Wet' two tabiespoonnrls of corn-

starch nrid one-half teaspooiitui sail with four tabiespooiifuls cold water. i'our on one cupfui boiling water. stir ring constantly till the satire boils. Let boil five iiiinutes. i‘renm together' one-third cupful hptter two-tliirds crip- ful sugar. Just before serving boat this into the hot. sauce with a .wiro whisk, add lemon fiavoring anti servt-_

DELICIOUS HOT CAKES.

One cup grriliarri flour. twn cups

wheat flour. two level terispooiituls

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INBTANT RELIEF FOR SORE. SWOLLEN. TENDER, CAL-

LOUBED FEET AND CORNS. _

Yoa're footslck! Your fcct ice:

tired. puffed up. chafed, aching. sweaty, and they need "Tiz."

"Tis" makes feet remarkably fresh

and sore-Bi-oof. "Tia" takes the pain and burn right out of corns, cuiiouses and bunions. "Tir," is the grandest foot-gladdener the world has ever known.

Get a 25~cent box of "Tit" at any

drug store and end foot torture for a whole year. Never have tired, achlntr. lweaty, smelly feet; your shoes will tit line and you'll only wish you had tried "Til" sooner. Accept no sub- stitute. _

possible delay; the stirring ol' the soil

iunrl the lrrcriking of tht- crtisieil su rface aid in warrning thc soil :intl con-

Aticr' ploiighing, thc disc liai'i'o\\'s, is the mos; suitable implement io,- prop-

lccut protiuction consists ol’ two disc

ting. the one with an iritlirow. anti other with un outhrow. it ensures ir

soil. anti. while retmii;ing more horse- power to nperzite than the single disc. the cost ot' t`ht-_ opt-ration is mitch retiri- cetl.

Seeding Graiii.-l'se n modern disc

,tlrili; it tlccreases the los; of seed at serding time. anti ensures- an oven growth and unlt'orni ripening of the crop. Select as large ii niacliinc tis pos- sible, since large iiiiplciiieritn aid in re- ducing the cost, of pi'otltictioii.

Prepariiig i.nud l'oi' (‘.or'n.--When

u-prlng pioughing for corri_ turn it ral- hcr' fltii, shallow score; il to 5 lnciics

ow until it friahle send-btll.’is ohirtlned. Plant tho seed as curly in May as con- (mlonc warrant. not before thc soil is

ous growth. Plant not less than thi-co feet apart each wny in hills. and if planted in drills. 3’/_~ feet apart.

ilsdng the Roller.-The roller gener-

lng operations, whereas its chief value should be that of it preparatory implo- ment prevlour to seeding. for firming anti ciiimbling the soil. Where it ia ro- quire‘d to ni'-9 the roller lnimetlintely after seeding, the barrow should fol- low to maintain ri mulch of the surface soil t.wo or three inches deep. The rol- ler should never' be used on scmietl land tha; is damp. The nurrnco should

prove 'very valuable in breaking the

Preparing the Summerfaliow For

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crops should be cu; in time; allowing either crop to stand after the bloss-l oms appear lossciis its paititability

ED HORSES EXCLUSIVE

Next Year-'ti Crop.-in the prairie pro '

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average height was 15.2% hands and the average weight 1,548 pounds. These standards may fairly be con- sidered reliable for well-fed and well- bred Percherou iillies. if a breeder-'s youngsters full behind these figures' they are riot doing as well as they shouid.-- Breeder’s Gazette.

SHOE BOILS OR CAPPED ELBOWS ON HORSES.

_Shea boil is the general iiariie glv-4

on to it bunch or swelling on the el-

wulllf ill. 1"il'Sl tlllw SONG F0001 UH" and feeling value. Aialfa. is harvest-bow. caused by .the shoe pressing YOU AFC “Ot illllle S0 llllfllclllill' 1\\l0“i-'eti to best utlvantage when about onefagninst it while the horse is lying'

Tile" HB i~'0\\ gilt Y0\\l’ hllflll lil Wm' third of the plants are in blossom, nr down. At first shoe boils are bruises,

ure out more. whgn the shoots appear at the base Ol’ hot anti sore. sometimes developing

The" F50 1”"-'k “lid 0”* ‘m0ll“"`l the plants. Red-clover makes the bent pus anti breaking or have to bc' open-

C0l1t 0" me film 1001111 l'U\l Wm Se” quality oi’ feed if cut about the li-me ed. occasioinillv iaming the horse anti lwlllf- 3f\1'l‘ _"OU h11\'€‘ 00110 H l:00ll .l0ll|tn@, heads are in full bloom. making trouble generally. it` neglect- iii the best room. __ _

Every machine and implement which ' grlstiy' bunch of varying size. and at

ig iiot_ in use should he iiiiticr cover. &l this stage are a permanent blemish

'ltpe winter raiur: and snows plant ' *iunlegs-(,omp|ete|v cm mn with lm?

the seeds' of rust. which are harvested ¥ *» knife. Occasioritillv the hurti inmil is

ed they usually develop into a hard

bv the iiiuriiitacturer-s oi` tarni iuac-liin» _ _.4 the result ot’ only it slight but contin-

0"-“ A ucti ir'r'it-ation without apparent sore

---l------ ness or pain. but iinully growing- into

a shoe boil just the same

- ‘ PUREBR ‘ ~

l ~’1wH%W LY. Horses with roomy stalls and plenty fl" . -- - of bedding do not ol`tcri have shoc-

§ _ _ » I |,rc,ede,»S mul( ltlbc-lls_ The horse iii the uarraw stall

tt oi c

some dm I ` B who re there is no chance to lie on his

the invariuble ure to keep nc-thing in pctigr

h ce tion it is true. but

9i»%+HH I 1.- ee 'hérses on meh. fu,-ms_ side conii`oi'tahly is the one that oi

irc-cessrtv -tucks his teeyfunder him

HOW UATS MULTWLY They Met e ex p _ ` .while d'wn to rest ini thus makes'

thev set a t-omnioutiable example. if 0 ~ 1 1 _

*“"` _ ’ _` _ fd, _ \ 1.;-,H to have shoe boils. Many visits to city sla-

During his ritldirss at the Ontario ;?‘“';_£_:;;§_2ile _;`h;‘:_`f__(‘l>)*;‘M’il€; hetu______ mes hhow that hcwes in cramped

corn show last week. D;-_ Zavltz oi' thc The Dm.eb,.ed ho-” ,hat Cannot work quarters with sea,-Ce berrrling are the i0- A- i`.,t0ltih0Wfl S|!\f!l0£'.l`11ll10!’01\ii'iS not m to k(,ep_ There hangs the ones lliat present the most caililed

trv are regular tuim workers. ie

.Vidar oi' the shielding anti pamper-

ing cf pedigree mares arise from the

c iuvrstrncnt from the risk ol' in

bi-`r-eding ilu; itllencss is had for the

is tiliuntlaut evident-.e that worked mai cs lirvetl as rcguliiriy us any other. 'l`lit~ general experirwitec is that tlit-_r proriuce strorigt=.,. foals than itllr-_ n`1a'- cs. ln \viriter the inarc has t;oiisidei'ab iv better t-ontlilions when she works 'rcgiilariy than wht-.ri she runs along |slippor-_v paths in this ptisiiiro or ilglits with others for a sli:i'e trt` wiizticvrer siiciter is provided.

'trict iilitl ltr [lin line ol' farrning follow-' i'su:ill_\' not :ill |_lic inar'es will bo

lpr-cp;_iiit anti so any extra iioavy _work

A rotation adapted to mixed i`arniing can bc done by those which have corirlitioiis iiicltnies hoctl crops, core- .skipped brcerlirig. When :ill tho

lio\'st'_~; on ti fztrni :irc i'egistei'etl inor-

lpruric pr-oviriccs' the typical cs the visllt;»r' is :ilw:|_\'s I`uvorably irn-g grtilri i`nr'riiing rotation pressed. ’l‘licrc is tht-rr no i_n:imtition' iritsludris ' one sunnncr-t'allow _yt-:ir in tliicc, while i'0tiit_ions for mix-` i~:t\'t'. "'\\’|\ll\‘ “l“Dl\f\l\lH." 'i`lit¢_\~ il"UV0 etl l':ir'ming~ conditions comprise core- that they :irc tho right so'-t oi' Dl'0ll\lf‘f‘ als, iioeti crops forage cropv :intl srini- illfll tht*-y t1t'0 Ulf* Vitllll $0l't 01' ll\'0ll\1If0 m,._,~fa.1;0W ytva,-_.__ pup i|,';'m-nmtioli as other nurses that can work :rs well ast to tho rutgrtloiis best suited to your- lrrcctl. \\”iili till thp liorses ,-r-;;isit‘i't\.tll particrilar district ruay bc' obtairrcti on llifwc i== no S\ll:i:f‘f=lif>:» that t".rr'clcf=s» l;inplit-.atiorr to thc l-‘told llirsbarnlixv lH‘_lill=.1"+ l't‘cor'ti ivorit on tht-. larur lllivision, (Wirral l~ixp;-ririicrital i"ai'ni, llliirlil rtrsult in ri l:'l‘I1<li‘ l>f‘illl'.' ~“`0|l|l l()m,“-“_ _tis tr prirr-lirr-.tl. li. looks btitlcr. :til

Sce,1__(;,,,,,\ hard g,~._,;,, is nkniy U, lcxrst. .lust for ;ippt\_:ri°aiicc zrlonc it is,

be ,_Cu|.(.C my; g@m___9n_ (,_.;p(.,~_i_lr|y in worth while io ornplitisizc r'cgisler'ctl i£ast.ern (‘anarla_ conseqiicrrtiy obtain l10l‘f='@=‘ IC' U10 1it`tli|» tin-ret|iiii~t>tisee<lns early as post'~il>le' -"°*'~'i-°-i l

that tire petiigree animals arc expon-

THE SIZES Ol-' DRAFT FILLIES.

no-rzti, 4-vcti if it costs morn.. ’i`t-si nil- _--_- _ seed for gcriiiiiirit_ioii in tirrlcr to bc /\ct~rir'tilf: ivoightg and nictisirrc-j lable to t-stiiiiatc the qiiiiritlliirs lo sow nrfiiils oi' l’t'r'cl|cr'ori iillies til tliil`t‘.i°c.iii ptir ticrc. i_‘.lt:tin, grtide anti bag thc :igcq ur., given by i‘rol'. J. lr. Erl- sentl lit-'fore liio rush ol' work coirinitn- monrls in llulletin 102 til' thc illiiiois cos. i’tlr'r:iian‘r-. thc sctitl corn on the cxp1'i'inierit station, i.'r°b:in:i. These'

iillle;:s are of tht: i'o=‘ciicrt;-ri pattern;

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,_-intl of the most ctirnrnoiily acceptcti

lnipicmcnts and Molivo l’ower.'- tlratt proportions for youngsters oil

UH*-ll' illlvfi, so thc li_v;rir'cs are instruc tlvc

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gin. Order new niacliines if tlicsn arc 'i`li»_\ liilies whose iii-st reef/rdctl men- ‘neccessary and lay in ti supply ol' re- sur-onrents were inadc at 5 to 0%

months old were than 1$l:1‘,.i to liiziili han is high und weighed 685 to 775

pounds. The frllies that wt-rc 7 to Sl

trutftor is used in the spring work, rnontlis old at the outset o|` the testi

“‘f‘-|`f‘- 1330"% io l4:0’/- hands high anti

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few trial trips before sectiinl: lfilllllllll- _Wfvlgiitd S10 to 070 pounds. _\/lost oil

Itlrc lillies ivero then in nioderatc iicsn

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do all setttling optraiions ti; thorougli- _ .-\t one year' oltl the height vnrlcdi

troin l-1:0'/l to 15:0*/. hands und the ivciglits rangttrl from 1,035 to 1,200

was the lierivinst. At 2 years old the

r~ iiciglils var-ietl l'rom 15:1 to 10:0‘¢;»

hatitls and Llicf weight from 1,425 to

iserve moisture. \ 1,1711 pf.-untill. At that ago ouo of tho'

lignter iillles had streirlioti tip to ti trifle more height than thc heaviest

nroiitrt ot’ growth in height between

51% to 5% inches. anti the average for llie 10 hcntl was 4%, inches.

levcl aiitl thoroughly cm up sur-t`nt-c At 0ne_ year c-ld the rivet'-1510 height;

- was 14:21., litintis :intl the nvcragcipursc nl' $500.

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lil CiNl "lIASlIlRilS" 1 BES` llllllllli FUR

i|‘l'iR AND BllWEiS

deep according to soil. ltoll anti hart- Dont' stay ccnstipaled. heada¢;hy_|,||;,|

°Ul» wilh breath had or stomach aour.

sufficiently warm to stimulate visor-l Nu odds how batl your liver, stom-

ach or bowels; how mucii your head mrhea. how miserable and uncomfort- lable. lndlgestlon. billousness and slug gish bowels- you always get relief

ally puts thc' finishing touch on sccd-' with Caitcarets.

: Don't .let your stomach. liver and bowels make you miserable. Take

' t‘i\srvarets tonight; put an end io the

headache, bliiousness, dizziness, ner- vousness. sick, sour, gaasy stomach iuiti cold. offensive breath anti all other distress; cleanse your inside organs of all the bile. gases and con- stlpated matter which is producing the' misery.

be' allowed to dry when rolling will- A 10-cent box means health. happi-

ness and a clear lit-ad for months. All

crust anti forming- a mulch which will tirugglsts sell Cascarets. Don't forget retard evaporation of mointrire: ithe children-their little insides need

ii gentle cleansing loo.

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multiplied in three years. Starting _ _ _ . __ M elbows. with one seeti. in tiirc`e years a little ":_§3;n§‘:_;_.t`“(lr';§i 3{C5§1S°fc0:1n__ p,.L.vemiv0=_.__ where mmm] Sinn lover 100 bushels had been pi'otluced.‘ g _ _ - _ 1-1 ‘ roozn aritl bedding arc out. oi’ the ques- lll was r-1000 seed to start with-bill pl-|._eb,.e_| mares Me. usually ,,,,,._,, ,mal tion- are limited-to shtir-toning tht- Oi' Days w "Se g°°‘l Seeds' He w°"\d` ter: individuals in rippezirancc, so they; “Wide Ui Ulf' M100 "lid b“"klmH `Dm"""" if give" me chuice' mm ouuw riuglit lo be superior in harness. lt" al`C'““il the ll00l' S0me SOP! Of 11 D00 lol good seed of a kiirtl that he could thev _“___ not of mow than average 0~ Shmm to peep on me _m.‘,Ssm_U_ get in no other way. thuu 100 hushois` um'nv‘_w'__ do not want m(m_ Horses do not lie 0|. their fee( and

make shoe boils from choice. Give ltiieni room anti bedding and shoe

ilow many fariiifrrs knew that 11 ,,,,.,,,._,.~_., ;,,_,_,,_}, ,O p,.0,,,_._, his _.u,,,_,_,_ none will be the icnsi ur inch- trou-

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lar' ' . . .' ~ ' _

ruut:h t-.ister if first riibiicli with lurtl- |]\,,.'_;`,_ ,,\.,.,.w,,,~k 0,2 ;,,\¢.,-|-,._,-,._,,,»,=_ wppl - -E------

Study the let-'tiing problem in order mm.c_ She ‘H more mmm to bu m,

i0 get rnaxiinum returns for your ont- jurcd running in the pasture than . my -U 1-1 llI\ll0\'U\“l 10 k“0W Whm li' quietly working in the licitl; she can, f costs to feed tr cow, but it is also do jug! as much w___.k as __ grade mme; (_ of tiic same size aiitl quality, and there!

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Peter the (lr'eat’s book is full.

At il: :lc

it is reportoti that thc part rnulut.-l

sy::t.oin ot’ betting will bc installed at Ltxingtori, ity., next fail. »

tr -at ’i`lie for ty-tlireo ytrtrriirigs tctmsignetl

by \Vttlliiit lltill 'Form to the Mitlwlir tcr Sa'-e liorigiitr$l8,X4i’i--nri average oi' $438.25.

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\\'_ ll. Smith, ol' Woo.-rtcr, Ohio, ha-.'

_bought from J. lvl. llifiles, i~‘aint-, cit_v, l tim trotting stallion, I\-It-Quillrrn, 2_1/i',<', by _f\t|tiiliii, ‘l.lil12_Q___ -

it is reported that \Vert Mailow, o'

Was-hingtori, (’.il.'_'Oliio will ctinipaigri llox li.. 2.05'/3. rind .lost-ph .lar 2.1714 owiivtl by \'. V. l\l:ii'iln. oi' tiolunibtlitl. . Ohio. r

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Althougli no lo|\g'ci'_coriricctctl uitli

tht- lrrtiianti Stare l~‘tiir', (‘|iar'ics liowii ing rcrnaiiis .-ic<:retui'y oi' the Arriericur' Association. oi' State I-‘airs anti' idx positions. _ _

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.l_ (‘. (lravcs, oi' lriricporidciitre, lilo..

has sold lin- young br'ti0tlinu.rc. Briiit lirii'vc.~.tter, in foul lo ltittawtiii, 2.03. tt' \\'ill l.lingt'or'ti, who has charge ol' tilt irrt>udiriur'c.~; :rl l';rtt-_licri \Vllltcs l"urni

Iii »i. tif lil

\\`r.iltt\r' l`lori_t;l:i:~s, 2.l5‘,4',, tho lrollei

in lltirrv l<J_\ slcrfs stable ai Ytiungs town, Ohio, is |'.ia_'artl£-al us one oi' the bc.;t |irospt~t~ls in the country. lit- tiottetl close to 2.12 ovt-r tr hall'~niilc ti'ut;lt lrilc. last full _

ll= dt $

,Dix li. S. llicyers, ol` El-lr~:woi'tli. Kan.. wlin carriipaignoti Soimnori Iloy, 2.07%. sricr-cssilrliy over' Ohio tracks last year, will br'iiig u s-table of six horses cast. this sctisoii lo he cainpuiguoti ov ci' Ohio trticlts.

’Z= 221 ii=

f)i-trlorio, i!.l:l, the 25-year-oltl sou oi

Wilkes iloy, 15.24%, and flanzouet, by llitxtator, tlletl on [~‘cbrtiar'y it; at the

3 farm ol* his owncrs, Will-lam Hiatt S;

__ Son ol' ludiaiia. who bought the horse

at the sur~t'at:e, but iirnr below. liar- pountls. The smallest in height was,

the lifvlitest in weight anti the talleslfl

about three years ago from the les- trric oi' _-itrgristin lloicc, of indianapolis.

George (‘. iir'yce,!:schct'etrir\' anti man-

' tiger of tho iiiili'-mile track'at Toledo. ;Ohio, has iri'raiigod it very attractive r

program of Iivti days, beginning on

I

_ _ _ July 2. Ol' thc sixteen events offered

tiring the seed-beti. The double cut- lilly. showing an individrial tlll`t'e.~@m~_0; away dist- liiirrow, ri t~omparati\'ely re- in thc manner of maturing. The a-l

for this meeting, six are of the carl) closing variety. i'epi°esentlng the foi-

»"rwing tlia.~sc.i: 2.08 pace, 2.18 trot.

hm.,.ow_.,_ mm ;,,'f,-out of me othe,-_ mt- l‘.' and 24 months oltl varied from;

f'.l2 pace, 2.12 trot, 2.17 pace, and a t|iree~year-ok`. trot. The classes lor aged horses arc ouch vriluod ut $1,000, wliiiti the juveniles will race t'or :r

filllil#

The Ohio llticing Circuit, now con-

sidered one of the strongest orgaiiilzn-

[tions in the country, i'ur'nishcs i`our

teen weeks ol' racing this yt-ur, tht .sclieriiiln being as i'ollows:( Iiowiinr_ Green, June 4-9; Crunwootl Park. (Clcvoltiiidl. Juno ll-Ili; Rockport. .Iunp iii-211; Marlon, Jiinc 25-30; 'l`olt~ do, July 2-7; 'i`ii'ilri, July 0-14; l~‘intllay, Jliiy lil-Zi; l_lnin. July 23-28; Rock- port. .liriy 1l0-Aiigtisi 4; (franwood Park. August ti-ll; \Voosi.t-r, August lfl»18; Toledo (Fulrl Aiigust 20-25: opon date, August 27-iii; \Viit.:lin|.:, W. Vu., Seplenrbor 3-8.

W§#§#§K i ' - Pouurnv “O#H

.

THIS MAY BE WHAT YOUR HEN8

_ NEED.

liens cannot lay consistcnly un-

less they have the right feeds in the right proportions. The following are rations for »w|ntei‘. feeding:

1._ Scratch food-1 part wheat, 2

parts corn. Mash lllrounti |'ootl)-l part bran, l part _niiddlinga liihorisi. 1 part corn me-ai, 1 part commercial beef scrap.

2. - Scriflt-h food-`*~2 paris corn, 1

pnri wheat. Mash--ground orils, bul- tor milk or sour 'nilk as a drink.

-,w 7° :t 2-"

John S: 11:; '18-i7.

Onf: of the nrst days ol' the feast o

in the (Iourt of the 'i‘ernplt~ were ligli

tiie \\'iltierness, and Jesus t-‘iosc it as a fitting time to speakoi’ lliinsclt' as the Light of -the World.

Him." Who' had bclievctl that ii was the Messiah. ~

“lf ye alittle in My \\'ord_" Seo Joh

'lugs as the standartl of ya-'rii' conduct

ihatlle spoke the truth; they must

self :is their Messiah.

"YO shall know the truth :intl

were hontlservants tt- sin.

Egypt and Balivloii and were still suiiJe:ctioir to Rome, but tiicir irrr

selves superior to the itoinans wironi they were politicrilly, enslavretl.

i`he frerrtltmi or ivlricli .lcsrrs spoir

Eveivtnc who coinrniitctl s

ts the bontlseivant oi' sin

ve acer o ri r

lrriseti seed tif /\br-irlrunr, |.r-overt tht- i"rl'_‘*_"Q l"l3c_<'!illtlrtri 1.-f /\l»inlirti|i_

.ni tour latlit.-r' Abrlrlirrni rt-jjoit»t~<;

in acc 0/ly day." Alirriitttrrfs great tli»

liirri for i'lgliteo_iisrrcsrs, was his abitlin falt.li rn -the prornist: matic tc- bln' that from ins race shoirld corut- lint. “'ll0 W0_\l|tl be it l>lossin|: lo all llic nir- tions oi tlie_eiir'ilr_ llc rvjoit-rig! in y|,,_ cer'tainl_\. oi tht; irrlirlrut-ni til' ip( WWNIHG. l`f‘l0il"'tl to uct- the tiny ol' (`l|rlst.-~“/intl lr¢. :saw il, tint: wa glad." llc saw in proplit-tit: vision.

57» "'i`ll". Jcvvs llic|'cfor~r\ :a:riti" llo_<~;i_

ml' 'l‘\`v llllllerstoori .lt-.-ms' rt~ni;rrf< as :|_ c_lu_ini llitr_t lic was liviiig t-1, th ‘*i“`l‘l "1 Ulf' Unit; Ut' .-\lir't|l|trnr but "mfr: l'l'0lllllllv llrcv orrlv :il`l'r-.ctt-tl -,HL-|, tin iriitlnrstzilitlirig.i '

58. “litel`oi'c Abrailrxiln \v.'r:<, i urn Oh’i""V" lllili 'lit-_ t|tlt‘:= iitii s;i\'_ lit-"rig

S

.~...»~_.-._,.,..»-~»~»v-~._.~

._ ~_.-»~~.,~~-.

'l`lrc pa is lil tht- rrilionrr art- rirtr

by wcigiit :intl not by rolrinrr~_ tllln

l-lowc\'t=r, rlcsireri results raiinot lir-

'Flie ration is one of thc irr_ptu-`l:|| ftlCi0?'i4 in Pi-ill Ilrrirlllciit :i ivilrt-l| ci be cou_tit>llt:tl. (‘.ei'i:|inly lilo nrtin r-.~‘r ll'-'HIS tor' egg pmtlrrctioii will rt-t-.-iv l_noi't‘ eggs in ii _\-car' than liitr nntp wil lollows rit- systcixirrlic i`t-ctiirn; plan.

,

yt

ti

cant: or rcratrs i-‘tin r|.i'r't'rr|.\'t:

liifiib for liritcliiiig p||rpo_-'t-_+ tire pic t_i'alily not lieltl ovcr livti ivcclrs. 'l`lit Til'-h'3\' illlll' HW when ptit in |bt~ irr- .:nluttor, tho btiltci. ’l`l:ri_\ nctirl to bc iatlierttl often to prtevteni ciiillin_r.: ii the ire-'t:._ r\ niixlurt of \':r:i.'>zi:. fizc intl _-drapes is u sri_i't-"gritii'arit»-r- nl' in iii`fi'ei'eiii results. i)||'t_\' cltgi rl i nit to be avoidctl, as tho ptircr, in tb '-hclll of such eggs are closed up tlrrr

air oi the escape ot” ga: tus |'r~triri tht- e.k’ii. \\’:isliiiig and drying with :i cloth lit’-llll'0,vs the cnticle oi' an egg, and per- mit: too rapid cvaporirlioii of ir.: mois- lure. As a rulc tr lien lays cggi- of :tboul thc suniti slinpc contliiri.rli_\' and in gtncrirl '-110 -=l\=1n0 of f‘-ses is tr-ansnrittorl to on- spring_ (lood rnurkct eggs art- rim'-u,,| size :rn tl unit'or'm; liericc the iict-_r.=r=- "il" ot' breeding from lions# protiiit-iii;-, `i\l<'l\ Of-lil-'. lriggs for incubation :rr-:_ `ie!d at ir lt-n|peratui'c oi' 50 lo 55 dc- giees_ At ti room t.cnipor.'tui'c oi' liii to T0 degrees they wi'l start to iriciibnlc. li' brsi |'c:.tilts :irc to be :f:ct\r't\_tl the eggs are canillcti. By this rnctirotl crac- kctl and tlevelopt,-'rl cg;:s are clirninzri- ed. When eggs are liclti |`trr' liutcliiiri: it

ig not iiet-tvcssarlv to keep thc iaigt ontl up as they will cep just :is wtiii as oi. the sides. \\'heii kept ovci' ai ircclt it fs ativisalle to turn them once :i tlay. No eggs are sitveti rirrtil the nitric has bot-ri with the feinulcs srvon to i0 tlti_\',=_---- l<`. I). Crooks.

__ _ _ _ lirontrr. will-po\\'t~r‘. ` iiinncv \\c are Aiiiuiliani s seed." 'lhc-_\'|1`rit\|itls, nioral and :-.pirliuzil lift-_ - a I - v_~_ _ -.

had been iii lui'n in Iiontliigti to Sy'-'iii '~ 1" f \ i 1

._ ' . . _ ‘_ .' _ in _

lc

l

l»i .__Q ~

t- I

li

' 4'

` r' t i .t trgui- ri egct cs, urru aut

- _ - ' l-‘lowt-r Sr-r-ds. Plants anti Bulbs, _ ) ` L’oultr_r Supplies, etc., TREE.

fatltirs urn mpg .in pw: |H___,|u__‘i(__'_'i " _ _ JOHN A.BRUCE&CO:Limifed triitl it may lic thu irti t~ ' -- i 3' 'O H.”-"Im"

_ . I l p.i lttdin _ _ lr _ cumd-

wili not prtfluce tlcsircri it-stills. -l -- .-?K'~¢T` ___ (MMQR

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' 4 41'. `.1`.`.

- _._ *` --'W ' - - - _ - f _- _ - f A - Y _ -- ___

i S Teachers Parents. Puprls, __

HE NlAGAZlNE GUARDMN r-...;....S. r>.....»....°..ir-r............-

l _ _ ___ _ _ ’ _ __ -_-1--/----~ ---_- ---_ ~'1"- - "“"'-\~ ---_-~ --- - _,______ _“___

weight 1.112 pounds. At 2 ycarir the! E /\_li;‘iiiian_ ugatis, ___i was. _lri_o ril(t_i tart pru 'cd stur\r»n;g_ “.m.,.fm_s and genw

- c.1r rn pr or _\- o iumun exrr cnt- ; _ c mf_r,,_ and ,(,,~,-“pt mm; __ » _ f

clriinctl trtternai .cxl_steiice, c:|;ialiiy_ ,,,_<.m_ ' Hom m p"'"“

i

with (ir~.'l. lie :tppropriatetl to liiinzacli “ lrewm-e of ||\,. my-gy gfpp EVN. lm,

_.___ the name hy which God had rcvetricll mm ,wen smmt'“»,»(.`(-|,,,,|' ` d,.\}n5imr_i’

illrirerclt to Moses, l AM |‘.`.\. fl.l4. \\-,th hm Dim,-6,1 m.,.5 _md hmkcn gnu

thin: that gets tire n;fistor_\' oi’

errztlfrrcs liiern. itivil hziilils. inriulgt-ill

pr-oplo ni_\'e:t\.li`_‘ `

' .` Mnrcii 8, 1917. 'i`lie .icws cniplitisizetl thu vt|irrc_oi pp. mm, _md mm_ ___»mnwlnss|y_ un;

iniylliirig by '.issci'tirig . its lli'c~exist~ Dim-“Hy p|f.n,|in_,_r fm. a few _‘mums

JESUS $AVES F_gOM SiN-TEMP- clit-t-: irutliis way they spoke of their with which to buy n ,||.mk_ N0 °;;'__

ERANCE LESSON. I l.trw and oi tht,-ir Temple, not meaning mn 1_,____.( ml mm __|gm_ (_mm_m__ ________

~ _flint cithcy had allways cxisIctl_ but “_ wgllmm _._ _._hu_|_|c,-_ yu! mm___‘ ~ 'that cacli was tit' iinspeakriiilc valric. _, mm. “.hm, ,,,»,.,.), Supl, mmm 'hg‘_,“‘

_ lin :r sinrllnr \r;ry, I tliiuk. Jt-_str-i tis- -\-_.un ;~,»,.,._ f,-‘,m ,hp _de,4|,.e rm. d__h;'&'&

Gtildcr, '|`cxt.- “lf the Suu llicrc scrtctl his rztllic, ills oiioiitess with pm. 3 tim" he mm( his ma” in ____U_`cr

fore siiull rrzake _volt free, _\~t,- sliull bc the |.~;tlhr\:'. ;\¢io|i_ unit; Sm|¢|L.n|`_ u lmmen inner! free llltlee<l.Q*Jc-liii 8:30. l Sl.i\'r-_-4 nic vt»r'_\- tiilltri-crrt i“r-r.-:n rr: ltlncc l'r'om soiiic rincc~.i.ors. iiitlim-it

‘ vsints. A sci-v.iir: r-<-t~t~ivt>u-|rrt3_- for lri-: t|risu>'pcctctl. awoke in him and tlrr.v.

_ I wtrrlt :intl czrii lc_'|\'t~ \\'lit\n lic rjlitrost'-: liinr licatlinlr. , No ont- knows ivilml,

l1\ll0t'Hi10l0 til? iW0`li1l'i-Z0 “f\l\‘l7"’5i"'li“ liul tr slrrvc is the pi'opt"rl_\' of his iliiit tziinl is in his blood. `i'et tn-4.,-._

f' rrrrrstci-_ ariirl thc rnastr-:' t.-an is-li. bt-at. r r'.'ii-irc mr-n :i'c srrylng. “O_ l shall ntl

etl in ineniory ofthe pillar' ol' fire in 0|- ill-trt-.it him as lit- wifilrr-s. _-‘.1rv- .<,- br: it tlrrrriltrrrtii I can take cart- o

until they cnslnvc the will. Strong. lit- il \\'_'rf: that llin good su,-imml.,

- artl fury and ilu ihin_s

> _

"'l`llUSo JE-WS. that liatl liellc\'l‘ii drink irrakcs sltr','c.~. of rriiiriy wlitf lnltti thought as they .siiairri ln :t point n

"_lt_ 'l`ltt»_\~ want it mort* :intl rnorc \iir~l_vnntl their .~ltrcngtlr_ Sn it was |l-_-

til their will porst-i' is quite rift-vcorire poor r,'r'tiit<lr llioiiglii in |irt'~ d_i\'s \\hr.__

tllf-_r _ he tir':riik---l>t>`ni‘tr il utiis lon lain,

,.:nS|M,e_\ by |),.mk_ rpm. ,~,,,-ms “_ uriiil .rc t._..~< .. his first step tlow

. tl 0ri:.lzi\\>.~. lint ‘r _ic i _ _

lthai is tlr'tirikt\irrici;s. .~\ tlrniritt

this st'-ri o1'slnvr‘. So ‘ ` this lcssori slioultl b_c t'iio.~-.cn

lllit-ictl, hill' ' '

ham, their dt\sir'c to kill iliin, the pa. l ,, ,., ,;,,.._ _.__ _|,

_ ticular l`t>i'ni tri' .sin raliicli by ctmiii " "' "" " ' -- - ' `-

follow ills leaching anti uct-cpl iliiii-'(.,,“.;,,,,| “.,. _._I,_.n1{ My _,S ,.uS}m~i,,._.__ _Um u|intr_ t‘vcr'y tl.iy to tlet-itlrs wlieiln-

,rd is shall titltp tr step in that dirric

ill" _ th" slaivc tri his tippclirc. wc sity. .\ntl I li lr 'l\"' ill`f‘-l *Wil lllili Olilillt I0 |»

truth shall make you free." 'l`iit~._r Wim, },,,,,,p,g,. |_._ mb! _c,,.I1-_,____.l_.,..-l_ our t-mit-cr'ri_ilcriit.rriiicr~ ilrc_swinirri~

_ lrmltlr. "~'f‘r_\".\'lit~i't> in thc ;z,'r'criI Sea oi'

-"Then are ye truly l\i_\~ <list'ipl€_-_s_ ‘___i,, H,-(_ i,,,,,,,m.,._,\,],._ mm _‘H Si" _|,.su,_ nrt-_irtrt tiitt-it trailed _upon to tit:~.':irltr 1 it was not enough lor them to belrevt- qu, _ ._ . ` lh, .__ is (_. Im ,la _-iirglc rrrriritteiit wir:-tire" we slrirli li

~ < mn tci - gr :rt tiln'r|n.ils \\'r\ .irc crll.

ir ir, it. r L: 1

15-7V If .VUU S\U‘l`0I\ll0Y _\'Ull|`S0lf ‘lllllf iicrci' would il' tlrcy \\'ci't~ not cnslxivezll I\'ti lriimztii st.-al t-:iii no down tnilil li to My guidance and take i\l_v teach ‘nv str-mtg rlrinlt. |.;t;rrls down. lic in.-\'t»r can star; tl-nv

' . _ ‘ ' » ,.l_ ,Q : . ‘ . _ ,

‘ n \\

|- \\

titrz.

Lil

r twlitr so cn‘niltit~ntl swnin ln-vtrznl lht

euro slitrcklcrl by t-.ic who lit-rrtizritwi-l""” ~ _l‘- )_""" "' """“"` 'S UN! for

|‘ ,_ mllmz ,h.l¢li'rrriiit-r~ ol_ tlrsaslcr. lit* ztl'r'altl t.-l` li

,lu i fir'-.1 .sit-p tltiwiil----_ (‘t>ntlcnsotl fro

lm' t ' r

l _ _ .

is touiiccti. aint -tliey tleclirrt-: tiicirr~:t|rmrtc-rlv tenipcrrrnt-t\ 1o;,_qm,_ "'|`lrr- itrrrllrs t'tirnpuuion.

if .lirpuri has isstir-rl :r strikinlr' po~:c:~ i<Iii-.i;-.vi by Vit-,nit-_.rt-s. “I lr.-. int’ sircli sl,r\~r-,=, it is t-rrtitl--tl "'l`irt-ll`t=:r‘.'tl t.lr.rt t»irirr-t-.llc suiokiiig is on_t-_- \ ill'ztu<l l‘i'tit-r\:='1itiii ffl' Ilit- \`itlir|r:'. ri.` Ili/‘ \'»lll'»F lldillifi il ii|`<-'\\’|lli_{ lilly

' ' ' 'r r;` co

cr-

\_i'cl ir. it lima li.r;\ ot' pt~oplc~ rir.fii‘r-lririg lzrrti; iris. inlt~iicclti;rl tle\'t‘.lopnit~r ’p;rs| niitlt"-r' tht- last ol' "'llrt- cvii spirit rar.-l _\vo'i=t nl’ ali, it ivctilteris his wi:

I 'ol' rlct\liol'." 'i`!ir\ \';rritnrs _t'.i't1rrps arc; irutt-lfnrs i'clitlcr_- liini lt;-ss capabil-

lholliiil lliical tlcst-oiitliirrls nl' .»\l>r';~ lutii r .rl tin- lrntltrui ol inn' r- r ‘n,' tt-t.|pi~i||tii in vrl |ii.t

'sn -~ - -- -sci'il»t-rl :is tririrrn - 'i`:r-‘_ r4up~_~.'li.lt-nrl»‘iil of Noir Yor

l

I _ . .. _ .

it ‘ iii... p.i|rp¢~r':=, .ir»_~:riil-_ ct :i:<riili;iti\'r- tl- i l|_, !~<'litn-..-; .

“F15 ‘lm f"0U‘l0ll\ l`l'0lll till* S\il\'<‘i',\' Ol _-\ictrlr<rl.` I-.rricr,»_ing i`r<iiri :r litigc liar- at-t|rlii'»-_ i| lriiiticrs his grtt\~'|l\. l|~i'- Sn- ' ' ' ` i _'ii

37- "Yet , .l t it' 1' ir-."

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_-.,. iv? ____ 1 $4 _ .x..’!'z

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_"we lrrivv sold st-t-tis and t-rich your iri:itlt~ aatiiihed _.iislomt-rs, lni~irrt» the s\it'r-was uf your garden fi selt-ctiii

,N 'V' train tru- no in-|..u~_ y _ R

Bruce s Noaegay Collection Sweet Peas-6 sr-pai-rite eulurs-

Bruce's Tall or Dwarf Collection Naet\lrtium»-

ii st~pn|':iii‘ t'i»ini's--‘.2-`rt'. 'postp:iitl_ BrllCe’l Empire Uolllnibll

` Aeters-All 5t‘1):ti':itc’t'riioi's--115|; postpaid,

Bruce s Garden Seeds r

Try them. Spieridid varieties

Beans-ltefrrgee Wax . . . .._ I/,lb.15e. 1 1b_ii0e.pontpaid Sweet Corn--Peep 0’Day. . . 1/, lb. 101:. 1 Ib. 35c. postpaid Peaii~-Early Settlur: . . . . . 1/4 lb. 15c. 1 lb. 40:. postpaid

\Vi'itc to-tiny for handsomely iliiistrtited ': i' I _ f 'V alll l" l

obtainotl williout proper 11-t~__iiuc 1% -§-_-- l‘ '_ ` V ; " V ‘ __ ..,_ _ _..__¢-

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2;* _ -' ' YA i7' __ i “l'T"`_"-‘;'2'-:-_v'>f:’ ' "’"1'-'-;'f»-'-Y- .V7.1 'Elf ' " 7' *iii

tlrrt-noir, that which was t-orrrittul urur»| ,/:,TX_.ar. . . _ “u nl ill imiuul ulinu iiuiiuinuunu '

r: " . - ‘_ \\\

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~ r » s s

- < `_,,-\“ ure uccess

- » " o ¢

,tw in Sowing Seeds

:-____;_ _ ____ 1.-58* DOT\"T waste your ei’i'oi'is and tiuie on seeds of

._» ` -, 1’ ' 5 \|iicstiurinlrlt~ quality. Buy l¢rtit't~'s. -For (lil years

wr'-\

A chick in

the hand is worth2inf|i¢-sliell

llalry Liiifrk tllsotrstfs, use

- .

P/‘affix Baby cami. Food

trnrrtrtrrr. gud \.i._u~~ r..-..i.-ti t.. r....l..» i....{.-, ...trait-_ -_-uri it-h|litrr~. l..rv;;t-|_\ nr-rli;,;t-~|t~tl, ruuly gror.-nl _.uri p_.trlrt»ii in tiu.

’i't» i'rii.-_.t- :ill your cliiclts--lo |n'c\’c l>r»\\'cl lr'ouiilt~, tlrtioplrri; \\i|it;:r 'arid

_ proof bags autl t-:irtuu~ at '_!_'.<'. 7.0.- .intl $1.00. At your in-alt-r‘s.

_ PRATTS White Dlarrhoea Remedy rr-r-rl in ilu rlr~iul.irtg u.rtt-r pn-rents :in `_ this tlr..tii tii-t-,r-t~_ \\i’ili> itil I"lf|'ll'1 lituilt tin llic lkrit- .intl l-`rr-tliltg ttf l

BATT F001) CO. OF CANAI) . lf ' d ‘

P 1|iAttllarn|uoiit!~`tree| A “lute

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preventing proper entrtrrir-t\_ of 1`i-rxh ' . -

.¢\.,

_ Ornamental F encingtiiat keeps - r' . _ its good appearance

' l Aim_o_at_any iiind of fence looks well when its first put exception where wire nosuong. so smooth and no heavy up; it s only _/Frat quality fence, _such as the Maritime, is used for ornamental fences and gates. At the some

_ that keeps ta good looks in spite of the years. The time it'a the best in the long run-for itietainaita good

qkallty is put into the fence and naturally the fence appearance longer than the house. Maritime Oma- a own it in the wear. ignoring altogether the tcmpta- mental fencing enhances the appearance of your home