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THE 'school

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ECONOMY RECEIPT

To nltlko ont- poullll of llllltcl- do lim work ot' two, tho following ro-4 ripe has ‘ill-.ell provl-li :llld t'ollllll lnllst satlst'al~tol'y:-

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1 ill. good bllt.tf\i'.

l pint good licll milk. l tablespoon grflllulzlted gclzllillc. 2 teaspoons salt,

A row drops coloring.

METHOD: -

licat till- lnilk uuiii ot` tho |r~lupci'a-

tllrc of new milk. llydrtlic the gciu- tlns ill _Iwo tlilili*.°.pllolls_¢'tilll lliilk. t‘rt~;llll .llid wurill lilo llnttllr. Add salt. Afilll' ilu- gl-lillillc luis .lltlioll for tiftticn lllillliles, :ldll tt little oi' lilo wllrlu milk :lull limit, slowly ulliil till thu gelulillo has liceli tiissolvcll. 'i`ill-n :ldd to tho rust of ilrlc llliik. und zldd :lil to the llllttcr. Work \v<~ll witii the potato lrlllsllol' ulrlil thc llu.t.tt‘l' collit-li (lilo softt-r the lJut.tol' tht' qliivktlr it t~oliics.l 'i‘llt~ri pat; or irlollld into sllllpc. One pound is enough to urllke up :ll n. |.iluc, t'ol' ii" ililowcd to liecollle too oil., the butter sepul'at.cs. '|`lle illivor :tml appearance of this butter is' cqllal to freshly made butter. lt- lprorl-s most. satisfuyotory :tor table use hut riot for cooking purposes.

Musli Bread-'l‘llis recipe is very

highly rcl-our-mciidcd: One pin-t of scnlrietl lrlllk, one-halt' pint oi' meal stirred into lilo milk until it begins to thicken. -Trike 0iT iire :ind stir lu beaten yolks qi' four' egg.-l; tllol'olrgll- lv mix, :ldd teaspoon (lcvci) ot’ salt. then the beaten whites. lloko twenty tivo minutes in rather quick oven it luust be baken carefully, or it will fall,

Eggiess Johnny Cake-Sift together

two-thil-:ls cup each of cornlmcai and cliti-c wheat flour, a teaspoonful ha- king powder, u huli’~-toaspoolifui salt and two triilespoons ol' sugar; wet with iw., cups sour milk, into which li roinltllllg teaspoon of soda has been lltssolvl-ll; beat. the milk until it. ilonins over thc cup. Beat well together and iiaim in lr. dee-p, .sqlllire tin. When a crust l.a.~l l`orrl\od.oli top cover with nliotlit-l' tin oi’ the ell-mo size and shape und continue baking until done; abou? |lil-t=.c.-ql|uitl~t.cl's oi' an- hour will bo i-oqlii'-oil in ull. After taking from llle oven lot stand covered for tive minutes before cutting into squares, then serve.

CASSEROLE COOKING

Tho chapter on Casserole Cooking

lll-ll new cook book wus fouutl vcry illtcrcstillg arid' lnuiructtivc. Mzluy peopll- knew littio of tho villuc or a clissel-oil-_ tol the lrollsekoeper, so it was illnngilt :nlvi-sable to qirote thc, ioliowiug parzlgrnpllsl:

"/\ kllowlcdge ot` l'nssl\rolt'~ cook-

ing wil-i be loullll quite vnluuliio, ol-ou- Uuiiclllly speukilig. for the wolnall Wll0 cooks i`or' a small fll.nlily. it is often llltllcult to luurkoi. wisely null wcli for two pcopio, so us-riot. to luwe food ltlit over l-licll duy. llllt the casserole dish, lili ninuy illslulices, will make

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l`f’l»l>lc who are forced to stand nr lilliir lt-ct. all dn know what so-rc. "“-l“l“f~ sweaty. llurning foot mf'-fllllh 'l`ll0i' use "'i'iz." and "'I‘iz" cures their 7°" right up. lt keeps (cet in perfiwl fondiilou. "'l`lz" is the only remedy l" lllli world thai. draws out all ill# ll°lB0nous exudatioils. Wlllcll Illlll “ll tho icet and causesore, tired ullcll- lllll rel-l. ll instantly slope the rlllll l" Cilrns. callouses 'and bunions. it’s simply glorious. Ah! how comiort- “lllll _vour feet feel alter using “'l`l1-". Y°‘l`ll never limp or draw llll YW' :"0 lli main. Your slices won‘t tl5ll‘ “ll lllld hurt your feet. (l“l. ll 25-cent box of “'l‘l1." “OW "mil lllly druggillt:-Jlrst think! 1 whole vnnr's loot comfort ior only 25

Il'°5l¢ll‘ll8Y's extravagence today's' ec- __gf°’§_l'»clt1l;¥ %ll0Wil1z_ a greater vnrr- otywme e of foods without danger

"T118 CBBSGNHQ has une advantage

3_V*=;'°g:{hel°» methods or cooking in that foods tliatslrgawhl and thoroughly the °-l m-me ll?-‘i l`l‘§".€;’.§"‘i2§..l’é'.iE' g:_h° °ld"m5l’5°l10d Dibkin. the earthen

sh wit.-h a cover' used oh top of the

9'-W9- “lid llle old pot-roast pots with 8l‘R¢lll.K. in the bottom-s, were the lore. ruliners of the casserole. _ Almlml lilly' lillld Of food from soup ° l"`”"°l"'e9» "lily bo cooked in thc uasserolc, but for _braisiug ment, stew-llllg. pobroustllrg and -the stewing oi’ iruit or vegetables they tire especi- "_llY ll‘-l:§ll_liu1onlleli._ A medium null H owly rising oven is night. for l~ussl-r- ‘»‘l0 ‘~"00lillli;. with thc stelllly' iicllt kept. at 212 degrees i-‘_ \

"ln llslng mcliles for various disil-

es to be cooked ilu the usulll w:lys,but- Wl“-“ll Ollil lllllli' wish to .tlry in the lcpssaroie, double the cooking glvnin Ol' lllslullce. a stew that calls for

one hour cooking ill tile its-'lltll way .~-ilould bc given two hours ill lilo cas- l""-""l"-? ‘lr lllltill lllc liutt. mills for thirty luiilutct-l cooking should llc cook- ed for nn hour. Another point to re- lliembel' ill using the covered casser- olc is thtlt only cnougll liquid, sauce, -“l4ll'l<- i'l'¢‘»lllll. 0|' wliutevlsl' liqllid lilo l'<‘l'llw wills lor. should lil-. iise-ll to cov- <-f the solid iooll ol' wlllllli the lusll is lf0lllll0lllill. The liquid docs not cook owxiy us in other methods of cooking; couseqiloutly. it too much is uscli, wllcu tho juices coml- t`l-lim tho solid foolt, the entire dish llcr'oliil~.~l loo wot. lillll its lirlllttrtlctivc.

“lf ll sflllco l'cquircs tllil-lil-liillg, be

tl-ll-c sellllillg tile lellssoroll- to thc tu- blo l'f‘luove thc covcr -llllll stil' ill tile lllil-kclling» evclliy; .iv-.pliilfc tbl- 1-ovl-r and ll.llow lilo vooklllg to go ou for ai l"‘W Illllllllf-s lnorp llet'ol'o scrvillg. if tile. fllluily tl-lllner lloill- is likely to be tlvill_\-1-ll. tilt-rl- is no food wlliil-ll kcops lll lil-t ll-l' 4-olilliltioil for :l gl-cut:-r il-llgln 0i‘ iilllc thllli tllzlt t-oolltlll ill tile l-lis- sol-ole.

“'i`ilu o:ll'tllr‘u\vlil'r\ r-:'l.~=sr=roll\ dish is

good to tl.-to ill cooking on top iii' lill- siovli |'oll<ls tllttl tl.l-l- to lil- sl»l'v1,li ill otlltlr tlisllcs, or ful' lll'cst~l'villg. ll is ulwlly.~. wise to uso lirl uslicstes lulit under tho olrssl=l‘oll- when cooking on it gals or clot-tl'ic stove, ulltl to sol ii uwlly from thc llot.tost. pzlri ot' lr l-olll rtlllgrl l"ol' tliri uvt-n till-rc :irc the pl'ot.ty, 1-overt-tl, gill'/.ell ctissorlill-s, _grcoli ol' lirowri on tile outsillc ullli wiliitc with-Tn, ulid iliosp, which ure -rtili. ncwer lillllc ot' liouvy glass. ’l‘lle- gluss' dishes hold it more intense heart tiiuu tho others and one may watch tho process of the cooking without raising tho lid'. Silver irllli nicklc ill

sets como for llislles of -.ill sizes.

“if on'c is going ill for tlliis luotliod

oi' cooking scri-ollsiy tlislios of srfvcr- -al size:-l will he rcquil°c,tl, im-llrllilig one lar-ge enough to boil iisli, <-iilckcri or hum, As the dishes arc rather expen- sive they' should bo wr.-ll carl-tl i'oi'. When new, ill.i liloul. with wulcl' und lei come slowly to hoiliug point. rc- m~.i.in at boiling point for nu hour. thcn allow it to slowly cool. This prepares the dish for use :ind -prcvclits crack- iilg. \\-'ash the dish ill warm soapsiitrs but never scrape or scratcii thcru so as to mar the glaze."

THE FLOWER GARDEN `

' Are you thinking about your _flower gainlclli Why not? it is almost as worth while as-thc vcgcttllilc space, and to some it gives more plclrsure. and there is nothing otitis to u. tall-lu place like good <shtubbt~ry und soluc tlowcrs well pint-ell. My hc-.1rt's de- sire is a. perennial iiordcr. A good grcotl lawn should not he init-ken up into small iiowr.-r ircds-the green ot the lawn is better, hut n border can ai- ways be useful, anti grow in beallty from year to year. _

One ot’ the main troubles is in get-

t.i.1ig the pereilninl plants. hut many ilol'ist,s and seedmen oife/l' perennial pinnts reasonably, and if elle hti-s pat il-rico to wnlt for growth the small out-s will como illlo henlltl' lll lllll“-~` and sollio come into growth and iiowor tho same season, and riftl_r1':~'. lllllllb' Dill” oniiials may be grown from seeds at a vcry small cost. (let the seeds and ll.-ive tllcul ready to .sow lit thc very cullicst possible nlolnellt. How them where they will not neod to bo dis- turbeti, that ipwllere thc slow gcriiiilr ating sol-ds will not ho dui-I 0\ll 0l`ll“-5"' troycd, and trullsplulli, 10 llll‘l-l` lll‘l" mallent position as tho sluull Dlllllll” rcucll tho possible size for rcmovai- solue pltlillul dll nut. tllkokllltlly totrllllrl- piuutillg. 'i`he ilrielltui or pol‘l=.llllll1l poppy is one ot’ tiieso,_;llld illif DUI" enuitll iarkspur is -anoilier, but rl. can be done- if one is cnrciui. 'lim lil growing English iarkspur are among the illlest. pcreriniuls---one can gilt 8 large collection of ll“l"‘“lllfll fl°“'_‘"` set-ds for a dollar- or rlltll’ l‘lf‘lff'l ll? kinds most wulltod ol. the illl*“_g packet. sceds_ And on:-o startediullu __1' proper' conditiorlir the pcrcnlla S tlicre lo sim: 'l`lll‘-ll' “l“ “l‘“° ‘“““_l' bienniais, that liloom thc first sc_ulio_:é mid some that do not. bloom untl t ep.-(mtl season. but. once started if gfloilg are “vcd or left to self-sow the specimen is apt to be ns' nearly lvl'-l” erluial us nc-cd: lic. Now is tlic_ti__ll1__f(»,-S and there is no time but now.

Fai-nl Stock and Home-

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FOR GARDENING.

ii, igeful silglrordions

gixolixlln ‘llrltaltlllrlens by Dr. Sinvlull' Toronto on gardenlllg wcre:--- _

in clearing ground lor -t.ll_c\__giilll;l_

burn any Olfl Dlllll" "ll" mg thu' diseased. but donlt burn anyt _ng -_n would make manurc.B\lr_v gorlnge _ a hole covorinl ll- Well' '““‘l 'M 'mx' season it will make good nlnnllro.

Plant potatoes three times ilslicoll

tho sccl .

M()t:i‘¢;nIm:g.r~:.lll gin about tho r-.iliiost

row.

-thlggglfofnggr the garden ton often ot more than twice n w<'0l<~ 'lllll lll°'“ :emily so that the spray will tail like

rain.

_ la l lottucc, turnips

me like sliolllll gg plunged ,bout ins 10th of May. -mm and other warm~weathcr plants about the 24th oi' Mali-

pon-; lilll lslly-lilies. tllf'-_y 'll'-lll';lY

harmful insects and hell! l "-' Kllrll ll'

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i -.i cated in lllfl Dall

wiuoiigalngg hiss Tcsrned how to make

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It lis the early-hatched pullets that

{l;ll_l_K16 th_etbest winter layers, and it __e_u‘_e_;ly uber lgyers that give the best should -b BFE fare. the 'breeding pen nr _ lilo e us soon after the

St of February ns circumstances will

llcrmii.

liflicll us mnuy clllcks in Mort-il :ilid

Al'l'll UH ilfl3Hl‘l)l“. N0 lliut you will "Ol ll‘“'0 l0 ilflllfflill oil llllll pllllets for .\'<llll' llfflit. winlcl- layers.

Breeding females.- Yvllrlillg ilo-lis

nlllkfl tiles ilcst. l,|-pm|(.,._.,_ f|-||,,,,,. *llllllltl IIC-L llc for-coll for llcavy pro- llul-liou through tile winter, but should ll" lillilt. nctivc. lt" possiillc, allow tirclu tile rliu oi’ :1 slleltelrll illrrllynrll. Keep thrill not ioo fait, lull ill good vigor- ous trondiiloll. if they llrc llot. r-noligll yenrliugs, curly-liatcllcd wcll-mnlnrml illlliets may bc used.

Selecting the breeding females. _

lll'oe.<l lrolll tllosc that were tho llrst lll,l'0l`-H 118 Dilllets. When the pullets arf: pill. into their winter quarters ill tliri full they should xiii ho carefully iiullllell, trtlp-llostotl, :lull l'tlcol'li.~: kopl` ot tllillr lllylllli i'or ftlll- foul' wiutl-,r llloutlis. that is Novcilrhor, Deco-llliiel', .lllllilltry :intl lt‘l`-bl'llzll'_\'. lr is i'l'oul lilo ilullf-ts tlllit. llry tbcst :luring tllllt. por- lotl tllnl lilo llr'ccll4~rs sliolllll lil- sol ""f“l- il-*l ‘Kill-riollvc has sllc~wll t llut Illflsc :ll-c tllll iiirlls tli:lt will lliullc ‘lll‘ lIl‘f~l, y1':lri_y l'cl-1il'l|.\i lllltl will rc-. tilrll lilll gl-oaitosi pl'oiiis. ii' it is noi) tloisilill- to tl-:lp-lil-st llotl- sllolilll br. -iiilio of tho tilnt- ot` stllrlillg' to iuy lll' "‘='l’ll illlllot, :lull tllolll- tilrll show mil-i_v lllllillrity uucll,

'l‘llr- birds lilllt lui.-is lilo lost t-i' 1.3,..

l.\ lllllllll'it\- :lull t. llc trllplir-st silould bl l'-ol~ol‘iill_v extlrnilivd t'ol- vigollr, :llld »ll|\~ those lilllt ure ill pr-l'i‘cl-l liollitll lllll of fzlir _-ai-/.0 for tilrl ill-of-ll 0|' wiiil-ll lllrv :irc l-r-pl'csoiiiiltil.-l- cllould ill- ro. sl l-vc-li for liroctlcl-ll.

The breeding mai'es.-- The Ilrst ro-

ltlisilc in tl. llrl-clllllg lnlllo in lllut lic ~.lll»li|l| llllvl- till- propel- Iii-t-vllillg; brick ol' ililll. ill- sliullill bl- tilt- sou oi' ll in-:ivy wiutcl~~lu_\-illg lion ulld his sis- ll--'.~i silolllli also lluvo shown their :rh- llity to lliy wllli ill winlor.

ii'-sitlvs this ho slloulll lit- t‘lll'ot‘llliy

sell-l-lcll |'or vigour. lil- silollill lu- of -;r.llll size, witll tr ilcull iirmld lil-lwm-n till- eyes :lull wt-Il lillod ill ill fl-t1~:ll lllllillk in zl. stout. well-clll'voll br-lik. lil should lluvo bright. pier(-ilu: o_vt\s

"v':ligllt, not. ton long, and tllnt arc set -.-.-_ide :lpli.l-t, with no ilil-liulit.ion to llllor-lf knccs. lt’ tllcrc is ai lim- oi` rod uigllrclii dowli lilo t-ulsille ot' t.llc .hunks all thc bctter. Wlitll uiolcs und i`t~:lltlies sul-h as dest-r-lllcd. till- result :iloulli bc satil~:i`:i<'tol'_v provided tllcy lil- llouscd :lull fell propcrl_\'.

Age of males.-A will-linltlll'rlli vig-

orous cook(-rel is llsllllily ilost.lio |_fi\'vs in-ltol' i'ertilit_v lilllll :ln old:-r bird. Moro lions curl be ill-ated to :l cot-kerf-.l i.li:1ll to n cock -bird. lie should be well grown und lmnturcd. "

Number of females.- From lcn to

'\\'cllt_v-tivo felnales, llopcndlng on brced and condition, ilellvy breeds .‘c\voi‘; lighter- brceds, more. Tile more ire-e range null exercise thc more 'cluaies. -

Time of matinq.- Au egg laid two

liars rlftcr at-,ttllrl mating tilkos place will he fel-tilt-, hut. to bo on thc sllfe -ilirl lt. is lltlv-isullltl. tr- put lilo- mule in thc brcctlilig pl-li about toll days, be- for-ll cggs are ivailltcti for ilit-llbalioll. iisc some sclectioll, tl'tlp-tio,-it if pos- sible., cud liutl-li curly.

St. Viips_ Dance _

Even the Most Severe Cases Can be

Cured by Dr. Wi-l|iam’s Pink Pills

is your -child iidgety, restless, or

il-l'it.ablo'.’ Arc the hands shaky ol' llic arms- jerky? , Docs tho face lwiicll? Do the logs' tremble or drag? These are signs of St. Vlius illllice, n nervoils disease which is confined cliieily io young 1-lil-ldren, but which often a|`i'octs highly- sll-ling wolucli, :intl soluetilucs lrren. Si. Vitlls llallce is l-ailscll hy llisorder- od nclvcs. duo to poor blood, tilrll is uiwnys vllrotl by lilo use ol’ llr. Wil- liuuls' Pink i‘ills which till thc veins with new rich red blood, strrllgtileli- ing thc- llcrvcs, und thus dr-riwirig out lilo liiseuse. l-iero is pnooil:--~M-rs. Jollll A. (‘unlming, Lower- i‘.aie.douiu. N_ 5_1 l,,,l_y1_~;;»-»)‘Wherl my daughter Myrtle was about nine years oi' |180 sbc became sdiicted with St. Vitils ilunce. The trouble ultimately he- l-:llnn so had that silo could not hold nl.ythillg ln her hands. and had Io be foil likl- n child. Sho could not oven wlllk llcl-oss thc iloor wltllout lit~lp. Silo was lroated for some time by li physician, but. dill not show any inr proveniollt. One duy u neighbor said sho had read of u case of St. Vltus_ ibluce cured by l)r. Williams’ Pink l’iiis, and we licl~ille<l to give this mcdictne a tri.si. I}_v the time the third box was used tilcre was some iliiprovcnlr-nl in llol' corrlliilon, and wt- continued giving her the pi-lls t`or about n, month longer when sill-, was cntlreiy cured. and has not since had lip. least return of tho trouble.

Dr. W|llium's l‘iuk Pills can be oh-

talllcli from any dealer ill mr.~;1iriue or hy multi lit 50 cents o box or six lmxf-,_=-. for $2.50 from The l)r. Wil~ liums' Medirillo (‘o., Illol-kvllle. Ont.

iiloicily Stlin

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Molly ll tilllv you lluvc looked into

tho mirror and wished that your skin would he like other people that you know, "without a blemish.”. This wish can he yours for the asking. Wash D. D. D-., the lotion of healing oils. over your plmpies or blotchcs tonlghu- and wake up In ihefmorning to find them gone.

lil. A. Foster. -Central Drugstore,

Charlottetown.

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.llld slloillll stand on legs tliui urc-

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It you have not had much success

in geting agood catch of clover, try lime. |Li-me can be bought very cheaply

given the land every now and then t keep lt/sweet, ‘ -

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In posturing the pigs, remember

that the food they get from the pas- ture is only gc-nel-.lily enough to just nourish the llody without. being sllili- cient to make the animal increase in weight by putting on fllt and iicsli_ it is lloccssnl-_v thcl-ofol-o to i'of~ll ln:-nl ng well.

i-‘uturo hog prices dopoiid llpou ollr

foreign bacon tlndc. licnce we must produce thc proper type of bacon hog. Lillt the volume ot' the pn<'kl\l'.--' busi- ness also depends lrpoll. ihll i‘ol~elgn bacon trade. llonco farmers and puck- ols lluvc- a great. deal in comlrlon: thc lll`0llf'l' type ot' hog will enable farm- ers- to sf-il li large number ot' hogs with un :isslll-lilit-c of fair prices, and will also cnublc the packers to run their plants nt full cupa'city,and hence make iilrge proilts. is it not time fllrmersi :ind pockcrs cocperat.cd more closely? is it llol tlulc ll llr'ci'el'oilr~e was givin lilo luost approved type oi’ but-on hog ily ilolii?

THE HERD BULL _

Zi-lost fill-lilcl's rell'li7.o illt- ilupol-t:ll.l

pzlrt. tho bull plays in the llt~ld_ 'i`ilcy lllllliil thot “thc lillll is half tin- licl-lt." .\'l‘|. lilllny, zlftcl' puyillg ll high price for :l good illdivltillill, lot llilll detr-i-iol'htl- tllroilgll iuipropf-|~ l~l\ll~_ '|‘ilr- curl- ot' lllf' llll'f‘. ill service ir- t'llll_v us import- ant :is his selection. lf ll. hllll is vigor- ous :llili ilmtltlly it is safe to ussllmc tilrll llc will tran.=lmit those qlltllllins to his ol`t`spl'illg. l considr-l' it oi' prime illiport.ulll~o to liflop thc iillll :llwuys .~‘tl'ollg :lllll llflllllhy, so tllnl his pl'o~ gl-liy will bc vigoroils.

/\ ling sllolvlll be put ill lilo bllil's

lloso \\'ll1~li quite yollrlg, :intl fl-oril the Iirsl it should lit- usetl wllcll llulldiillg llilll ill .~;ol'vil-o ol' t'nodi-ng. iir- is nlorc easily collil-olicq and beconles more gelltle when ho knows wilo is master, l talkin- no rllnlll-.cs with Il bull, llowl-vc-r gclltlc he is. 'i‘llc nrtvsl. gentle are vol_\' iilil-1-rtzlilt :ind sllollili be wlltclloll l-lil-l-. fully, othor'wi.~'-ri lilo zlttollllzuit is liublc lo nilict. :l lrligic ond. Never uggrzivutt' or lilistl°oxlt ll bull; to do so is to ill-‘ vito trouble of the worst kind.

lliiclligcnl feeding is' very Lmport-

oni. A bull should have groin the your ':ll'ounli. Strength rather than ful should bc llinlcd for ill fer.-ding. The lltliry sire should he foil sucll feeds us wllcul, bran, oil or cottonseell meal. Boot' sir-cssllotllll be fed more largely' oil t`:l|tr~liillg foods, such as corn. if uvuilobic, siiugc is_1deal.iu the rllon.. or l-itlll-r' type unll -should, by all liltlllus, bc ilsvll. (‘i0vel' lilly is oxclrl- lellt. 'Flin above foods :irc ll.vai.lalile uporl almost evo-ry form and there is little excuse i`or so many poorly fed hulls.

Exercise is very essential for the

bulI’s he:l.'lt.ll,and if taught when young hc can be made to work, tlfus adding` to his vale and lrctrlth at thc slime time.

li` taught. tn rllu n. trend pnwcr lic

can bo used daily in pumping- wntcr, r~llur'ulnl;, wllshillg, rllullillg lilo i`ullii- lrlg nilll, and rilllliy otlicl' ways. il not lutldc-to work, the bull slloulli have daily llxcl-l-iso i.u li, .strongly foul-ed Ilcld or yltrd, :illowiug liilli to be by himself. Cows silollld llcvll- hc_ zlilow- ed lo run with hilil. it is host to kc:-p tho hull ill u sci-ill-o slllll :lt iligilt. lt' lic mllrtt llzlvi- l stuii ill thc vow, lull-ll novel- lciiro wiiilllllt lioillg sure thtif, he sl-cure- for tltc night.-(‘. J.

REMEDIES THAT SHOULD BE KEPT IN EVERY FARM BARN.

Nail prick»~- Part out _pllncturod

plllco wcll, inject turpcntiuc, pat-k foot tar. Dress twice daily.

llarbed Wire cut- Stop biec-dlllg

'bandage or pincli nricriesl, dust on boi-ic acid. Dress twice daily. Use t.inl:tul'c of iodine null gli-cel-ilic in equal parts to check proud flcsli.

Sore shoulder in iic<l-ses-~ lluvc co;

lar ill, not, too large. liso clean. dri pulls: no pads orc bettcrs. Wasil shoulders evory lllght. with snlt wat- er. Use ziur- oxide olutmcui.

Sweeney-~ -(‘uusfi| by u poorly iii~

ting collui- on '.1 young GT Rl‘¢\“-ll llfll‘llC‘# Apply -foul' parts lard ond one part turpcutine, ol' ll lillimolit. t-ice ll vl~t- erilllrl-lull.

Strliliglcs, dlsterniier-» Good core.

she-iter. Coax the tiplictitc, laxative- fooll. no purgaltlvcs. Seo your vot- erilluriall _ _

Azoiuriu or liioriduy uiorliillg llis-

ctt.~lf--- lllirses ext-rrrisctl duily soltltilil have it. Follies on :lftf-l' tl few d.lys of rest. thc horse liet-oluos crlllllpy oil exercise and full=l .dow-ll, stoll *ll out-e und lilalikct llilrl_ (ici cxpcrl allvlcc. _

Joint.-iii in coils-~ Ki-cp rr.-ll, ill

cio-all place. Twice lluliy dip cord ill equal parts tlrll-tllrc oi' lolilue- nlul glyccrillc. _

ilolic ill llorllcs --(Tull n vctcrluur-

ian at once. Wlliic waiting give one quart `raw liusced oil and l`0l1l` llllllf” spoollfuls tlu'pelii_illo by illll llllllllll- pam,-_V will, foul- tllbiospooufuls aronlatic spirits ot' llffllllfllllll in tlirl-c l-ups of wulcr- l-vo-r_-,» lW0 hours as ll. stimulant, ii' lit‘i'f‘i<>l1\l”.V- Turll horse |'l'cc ill box st_llI or cor-

mlvvnrllls in horses- Give one llllllfl rnw linsevli cllcli with one-hnif l-ul! mr|,‘.n,im\ m nn empty stolnnvli. lie- pnnt in n wcnk if l\0l'l-s.~llli“.\'.

iiln:l.| in l'.l\t.|ie-- (live tilrco tallie-

spoollruls cn(-ll of tlrrpcntirlc and l\l”0- nlnilc spirits of anrmoniti in ll\l'l'f‘ cups wuter. Rcpclll llV0l'l/ l\"° l\‘l\ll`“ if not-cssnry. Tap on loft side ll brill-

Miik lever- lnliutc clit-h ll\llll"l“-l`

of udller with n.lr. licii trol tube be- iorc using to avoid infection.

(inked Udder- Apillv ll0l f"°l"l` frequently. Message. follwinlt Wllll application of zinc oxide olntlmont.

l.ll»s- \v‘.nsli. api-nv. or dlp lmllllalll

in two percent solution ot' Creolin or Zclloioum in soft water. or dur-lt on iigililv sahndiiia powder.

Hialfkieg- lluru enl-ceases. Vacci-

ycars oi nge, April l rliid October 1. 'lllreiwhlof e horse- Back him into

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nate nil cattle from onli lllonlil to two

a single stall, use a loop or ropes or hanle strap in the ~rnoutll, throw rope over n beam, pull head -up until mouth is on a level with his eye. Drellch slowly by the mouth.

Clean up buildings after hog choi-

era and other contagious diseases. Clean out all dark corners. Spray or wash -all parts of pens ot’ stable

lilld all 00Cllll0lllil ¢ll'0BBlllE Sllllllld D6 with three percent Creoline or Zeno-

0 ieum solution in lime water.

Diagnosis by your veterinarian is

more valuable than medicinc.- Dr. W. J. iltil-tnllln, i.ivestock Spociilist.

HOLDING SPUDS FOR BIG PRICES

li. has ber-ll reported that within

li few ruill-.~= oi' 'i`l'uro tllcre is rl. farur cr who liars llcul-ly one tlllllisllllll bsllr-ls' of polllloos wliivli ho ig hold- lllli fill’ ll vl~l'_v lligll pricc, lllill lltlil :"0 l':ll° :ls l'ct'\lst~ll :lil oifcrs, ull dtlltlt. llc stlitcd to some person l-ct-outly illlit he oxpectt-ti to lvl-civil $::,tttl pl-r bllsllol, ut least.

'i‘llcro has been ll -silortugc of po-

tatoes- for sonic time, and Lilo price has been steuliily soaring llntii they nre rapidly getting beyond the rout-ll of thc pool' nlnu, ulrd will soon, along with bcaris, bccolno un article- of food for the rich muu's table only. With pi-it-cs rapidly soar- ing, lilo poor iililll is having li hard limo tllosc duys to luuke ends rueet. :lull still thc-re nic rilrnpcl-_-i that lill- :ibovc luclitiolloll lot is not till- only iurgo lot oi potatoes stored through- out the coulltl°y.wllit-lr the i‘nllnel-_=. uc lioullillg. cxpcctillg to lilac li bi): :lui tl iitilc lutei. 'l`ilo lciilltlost Illini; wilirll can lit* said ol' this lilun is liltlt ill- titles' iloi :i|lpr'l-cilltc tilt- sit- ulltioll illljl-zllity, llc is lii.l|r.- llcltf-l' |il.ill till- lillll, Ally lilull who will l\'itn. oill foml lllldt-r pri-st-llt l-ollllitiolln ill olllll' to lllukf- :l lligllel' proi by' on oo- villll-ll ill iil'il~»~, l-sllecilllly ll food which is so badly lleodr-d by the poor people, who :lt present must strive iltlrd for all cxistcnl-l-_ :lor-si not doser-vc- any t-ol|.~litif~l'-.l|ioll. ill till.-l, il. is llntorllln- ulc lilul lilo luw oi' our lallll is not sul-tl that it is posioie to step ill und take ovcl' Ihr-so potatoes ut it fair and l't'-lisonulilo pi-it-c and offer thorn for suit-. lt. is quite l-l-tuili tlitlt ill this ills-tlllllfc loytlily luis its pl-icll.---'i‘l-lilo Fitizell, _

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We have had ti great nulnbci of

lcttcrs fl'onl col-rcspollderlts this win- tcl- wllo state that their hogs' have lic~

l-oluc l-ripples. in most czi-ses this has

br-cn from lulpropor feeding, iiogs run- not. bc expected to do their best. if they

are given nothing but grain, liogs have

:l llatui-:il craving for mineral 1ll:i_i_t_cr, und'-if their craving`i.~1. not, siltisiled' tl-oulilc will result sooner- or later.

il. oi-dvr that losses llialy lic pre-

vlutcll and tho period of llscfilllless 01' thc uni-muLs for llrooding purpcees lengthened, breeders want hogs with strong. dense lbones. Since cereal gr-hills are low ill' mineral clemcuts, they' should be sirpplc-nlclitctl by feeds l-it-ll ill these constituents. ‘

When confined ill yards hogs are

often i`ed largely or crttircly on grain lntillns, so that their- bones are soft ulitl costly broken. (‘crr-.ul grains liltiuo will not produce liorrnlll growth oi' llouc.

iilit-:ill-so nt' their lli-gh pl-oleiu :lull

lllnc t-outcll|_ llli'ult'tl and rlovcr hay inuy bl- [cd to tltlvlliituge to hogs. and in tht- spring green lcgiliiiirlolls l-tops ullly be used. For feeding in rollncc- tion with gruills, to iiogs ill l-oniln'r,- lilt-ut, we rccolrilricud limo, so-lt, chur- l-o.ll, bone tloul' :ind wood ashes should also be given. Those* may br- fcd ili sell-feeders.

CARE OF SOW AND LITTER

'l`lle proper care oi’ the brood sow

and llcr young littcl' has ll good lleal to do willl getting :l good stnl-i to wards llraking niouey out ot’ the finish- ed liogs. Bciwccii farrowiing times' llud while thc sow is cnrryillg hcl- lit- ter, silo sllolrld hc well it-ti with flesh producing foods that will llullll her and hor oifsprirlg up. liig and strong w'itilou|_ too rllulrli fut. 'l‘hc sow‘s food iu suunllor- sllollld largely be gi-con fooli-pllstilro, l-lover. aililfa. rape, etc.. and tl good part of lien- win tfr lution slllouid llc clovcr, alll-lfa and roots. which will r-lic-:ips-li thc cost of her kt-op consider-ably.

As ,fm-rowing tilrll- npproaclios, lit

muy be nccesslll-y to illrl~e-use tile nloal ration. This l-:ill bc del-lded by the- fipilcnr-alico ol' the sow, -some litters lining in greater drain orl the system tlnlll otiloi-l-._ 'ill such cases more meal should be foil. As i':lr'l-owing time dl'.lw>: noni' lnxn-tivo i`ood should be fed. wlrit-ll will tcllll io. protlllce rllilk for tho youngsto|~s‘, vicar the channels in lilo sow und prolluro natural l-.ondl~ tions. 'Phe -sow whose systcul i.,-l in proper' condition will vrfly sl-lllom eat hcl- young. or liecomc so stupid that sho will lie upon them.

lt` she is farrowiug in cold weather,

n. iittlo precaution should lic taken un- till tho pills become dry or' have nurs-

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You simply say to the drag store

man, "Give me ll quarter of an ounce or t'rc-exons." 'l`llill will cont very little -but is suillcient, lo rcmovo every hard or soft corn from onc’s feet.

A few drops ot this new other cnm»

pollnd applied directly upon a tender aching corn should roi-love the sore- ness instantly, and soon the entire corn. root and all, dries up and can be lifted out with the ilnsers.

This new way to rid one’s feet ot

corus was introduced by a Cincinnati msn. who says that. while freezone is sticky, ii dries in a moment. and sim- ply shrivels up the corn without in- iiaming or even irritating the surround ling tissue nr skin.

llmrt. let. father die of infection or

lockjaw from whittling :rt his cnrns. but clip this-out and make him try li.

of warm water or some warm (n

enough to go -as they wish.

The sow should be fed very spnrin

thi-ongh should be made leading irol the sow"s pen into another- pcn, or lnt tlio lillssngo wily, wlll~|o till- litllo pi lf-.lll go for oxel-ci-sc, and wilm-le the

gl-ul-l, thereby l-clnoving ll great. drui llpoll thc rnotiler, :ind grl-lltly ussistirl till-. grolvlil of the lllil-r.

if tilcrlz- is no llllrry to llrf-cll iii

sow tlgliill, thc pigs orc just ar. wl-li t

cl-oss with illclu :llld will not ‘let thc sul-k. iiut, ill-y :lrl-.~ _lust as w

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fecdllig tilelll ill ll pen hy' them-selves is prulrtiscll they slloultin‘t get -ll set buck wlicnwr.-.lned. They should then bc fed milk and luiddlings ii’ posiihle about four times a li'-ay for a 'few wi-I-ks. when a. little ilncly ground mix- ture of outs, barley, wilt-:rl und pl-as. il' no milk is tlvniliiblc, o little tank- ngc is tl splr-ndid sllbsiitillc; oil rake fed ill small qllzlulities give good_re~ Suits. ll. ll. ll.

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ll.. yllli dip yoili' slis>ep'.' il' not wc

dtii-li- slly at sllcnrililg time you found your ulicep infested with vermin. Did you over watch vermin infested tim-it of sheep and soc how restless they nrt? l-low they rub illeniselvel-r against feliccs, feed racks. Pit!! HOW they bite -ut tllcil' side und pllll the wool until iii some l-uses, they llc00ll10 allilosl lil-nudeil. ilow lll'f.V‘ Sllll`@l`l Suffer-irlg, ti.-i they do, they cannot tlrr-ive, and spring finds them in on' clllanciatetl condition. The loss nt lurilbiug time is greater that it would bc ii' the owes were -strong and giv- ing il bountiful supply ol' milk. Why noi dip your sheep this sullrlnrl arid thug give both ewes and lambs _:L ciirilii-t-_ to thrive? Tile proc-.ess_lS ullitc simple. it you follow the lol- lolvilig -rules you cannot go wrong in this respect. See that the preparation is properly mixed and the correct qirurltity of water is added. _Don’t.

guess all it. '

Never hurry the dipping, always

take care tlrai: every sheep is 'kept in tho hath more than t_wo minu-tes. ._ lillve tbswbath well-and regularly stirred up from the liotoru :llw'.ly.-` b~~\`ol-l-_ bcgilllllng to dip, :ind vl-hf'~n~ oi-1-l"liliy stoppngc oct-ills. _'

1. 'i`ho best. time for dipping is

i'rorn one to three months after shear ing.

2. Tho sheep should not be_ov_f-l'

heated or thirsty at thc time ol dlp-

mgl if tho sun is very hot. it is bet- tci- to have thc draining pens under sllude.

4. li' the- nights are cold the dlp-

pilig should always be stoililml “fm” puougll in n.~llow the .-.lil-ep some time to dl-y lil-fore sunset.

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FEEDING DAIRV COWS FOR ,THEIR MILK AND ViTA.LiTV

The failure of cows to breed reg-

ularly is becoming more common from year to year, and on many dail’Y farms is dissipaiing the protits. This_

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t.o be, is more prevalent. on farnclg whore large quantities of purchage concentrates are fed to the COW-l l all

oii farms where the cows are fed moan flmu-grown foods. Cows that must_ e brcd several times before becorllmll pl-cglluni. sr-lllolu frcshllli :it illfl ll"- sil-od swlstill, icsscll thc sullDl.\' Ol milk when need:-li. and -_-arise ll tilrll: erull upsetting ol' the dalfl' llll’m*~'l'-‘ plulis.. lu oxircmc l-uses abortion, sweeps through till" llf‘l“l flllll mm. lm’ hoitr-r l-ow. ' _ '

lt. is not thc ililolltioll of ihc ivl-ltor

ll, posp as a uiedicul oxpert.but rutile? to cali attention to the importance o proper feeding to maintain the rt‘lll`0'. ductivo power-.~l ot' dairy cows. lt _is clllirucd by' niuuy lltlitrl' °3XD€‘flS lllgl ill tht- ciisl- ol' heavy-milking cows I ll ends-c oi' shy iirccllinig in thc fact that. so lnl\l~li of their fred K0'~'li ll’ mlllw milk lilllt the rl-.llrolluciivo organs are lnlpropl'-rly lloill-isllcli, and therefore too wollk for maternity. This condi- tion. liowovl-r. is llretllly ll\l‘l'l"lll"‘l by improper focdiilg, so that utter all it lil-ings us back to thc question of rutioulll fcodinl-Z. llYll0l`llll'llll"-ll' mr the dlriry farmer, the feeds that have thc grcatesl value ill producing an ab- undant. t'iow of lllllk url- the very feeds that lnive the lowest value in supplying nourishment for thc repro- ductii-'o organs. Consider the milk- giving value ot' cottonslil-ll meal,` then l-nnsiller thc dairy cows that have fed upon it unill they are wortll-leer. in the dairy licrd. Other foods have li similar' though not so noticeable an or-. cl\t_. i./\ll highly donliclitted iproteun by~prnduct il-_eds :ire tlang_erous'u1i- less properly-sirpplementod with ot- her fccds that vuluahio ill supplying nourishment for the productive or-

concol-.l.rateli it-1-lis_ are so deficient in the oil-ments uceded to build up the 'organs `a| limit-rniiy.

On many forms the tmubie in not

even tiiough a properly balanced

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hot) -bricks into a feed basket, partly filled with chaff, and put the little lei. __lows into the basket as_iast as they arrive. The warm _jug and chan' drys them oi! quickly and keeps the-m out of danger until they gain strengl.

l-all soon be lourllcd to dl'irlk.rnilk o

tho result of heavy i‘ecdlnR Of,

protein concentrates. hu.t not feed-_ TOOK ADVANTAGE OF HER. - ing enough of any nourishment in-ell._ _j __ _ _ _ Such ll policy means a -loss at both A little girl lladui slfyslrs oidwas ends and wipes out every possibility--visiting friends. 'During -t.Il_e,ce_ nad of proilt. Between these two` ex_-1 the conversation Qpegoi them ~ trcmee there is a proper system of ell: ‘- __ ' ._' feeding dish-y cows which provides “l hear you have l new 'littlb'i‘ls- for an abundance ol tenn-grown feeds ter." _ -_ that contain more bulk and less_pro» "Yes," answered the’ little-girl, leiri than the protein by-products, "lust two weeks old."

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i 'i‘iils is indeed :i very backward H mouth for truiliing horses. Very ife 0 horses having nay work- worl1i-sppak. ,- ing oi* w‘liicii is sure to (ind a ‘good y molly of t hem "l:hpr;"- on -.Tuite 4th.

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,I it _if-, mul-li regrettell by his many

K :idlrlu-1-rs tllllt Allglls Dillard will lm be ral-1'-ll this slouson. We wr-re ` 0- looking to sec Angus among those 0 lilbll--ll :ll-ounll 2.16 this fall. but. Major

llt- it-ft llpoli tlleil' nlotlier until lil M"l\'l“n"_" lllll 09'/“Bl” llllfl llef-lllbd 10 wt-oils of ugc, ilniess the sow gots l"’l‘l llllll "V"-" Um" ll" F"""‘ l"“`l‘. ‘Wm

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wi-urn-ll youul-'tr-r li' tho practice of Mail” “"l{lllll°ll`** ll0fS‘l9 are lll

very good shape and several are being

worked slowly; Dr. Sharper 2.18% is going nice and na1,_a'n ‘ illllliilrs _tio have forgotlcll his lla-Mt: of breaking. "Sharper" holds the local trench re- cord. trolling in’ a workout, hhvilig done till- twice- around in 2,14_ glu- iirst hui! ul' which 'llc dill ill 106, in

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Sunlmersidc will likely find it hard

to fill its l<`l-cc l'-‘or All nu July lst. unless soliro rriuiillzlnd horses come over. (lilo thing .is :lllnost certain tllcrl- will bc tow fast lrottcrs hitch up ugllirlst tho pal-ei' and thi- -pacers wc lilvo ou the lslnlld eligible to the 1-loss url- llc-l all likely to flock lil so curly: in the season. However of they -can get Rox llearr 2.)._4l,3. Corwin ilul 2.13*/_»,. Sister' Patch 2.l'S1,Q Lo- gelllor il ivouid make a very tina race. it li i

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’i‘ll.;- 2.25 Mixed Class at Summer-

side. Dominion Day, should make an exceptionally good card. as it_will mean the drawing together ot Queen (lstilerine 2.25%. Seymour Dillon -2.20. Moth Miller 2,20. The Abegweit 2.1!-ll/_». Belmont Miller, Cas Crass- us and severzil others no doght. _ il 0 *

The prices of feed -intfhai-lottetown

is almost becoming prohibitive Oats 95 cents. Hay 90 to 95 cents. Bren $2.50. Potowes $12.25 are some ol the pricos llorsenrcn are paying for their horses clitables. it will l\it'her mean Life selling of many horses or increas- ed -purses for ihe seasons races, or lower entrance charges, if they ex- pect to have the homes.

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f_"- ale TURF ecaewrwyrwwwwsrwrww silo we`A1'l-len .

IS PLAYING

` HAVOC \N_iT_lfi_ HORSEMEN

(Sydney Recordi) ’ '

_ Horsemen throughout 'the Mari- time Pllovinces are experiencing the most backward spring for preparing their horses for the summer' races. _ln many years. _ Fr-'om all sections comes the repori that the weather' has ‘been toocoid and uncertain. to- urlmlt of- any extensive training. and us 1_1 result of the [list ones in ilirapc .for the 'ear-ly races if ther-e url- any :pulled oil' in the Maritime _Pr-ovillces this yeor at _all.'

What is true of conlliiioiis in thc

"provinces is also i.l'uc oi’ M°aine and other New l~ln‘g‘land states. The trainers' in tiitit, section of the colllly _try ure wor-r-led over the weather- and some are of the opinion that many of tho ear-ly' races will not come up tn expectation as a result ofthe horses not being in condition to race. ln New England, it is no longer a. _case of when the sun is going to shine again bu; whether it. is to be rain' or

lacicoi vital power, for such it, seems__B__ow_ And that _B mst about the

i'l-tate.-.of aifuirs in the Provinces.

fliowcver, tl fe;-11 weeks pt dufbyveathell' will change t e aspec o nzs a- -_together and the race followers _will _get together and arrafwe several -meetings in New Bi-ilnswtrk and in

'Nov'il. Scotia.

_~ l~‘roln the South the reports aroex-