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Cllristmas. \

list ll.i¢_i'~=’=` a---.\rh°le_.1<lt mdr°-Wilt that wmins fir#-is-¢ -_

TWELVE BOOTLAGEB f D

_ “m nafsrw __ to _-»a_ oi »,> ""'o-lux- ul. sn ur not n? ';‘ paign hfuie ninhnhenenlf clnss°lh';`d~ l “"“’ ’ “ °“' ‘“’ ‘s‘

Section. ' . I Y- _

Tiles? _slietonwrs--csliimaf to -you,.an -*mm*-e_ssle_s, midi more.-I8' - turns. than- yell-’.v§_.hnd._fnom so small I. an advertising investment. _

Our repnesentative will -call, to, _ex-

. plain _the .details of. all that’s coming

to you this Christmas. \ Q

and then._

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-0H°P'fr°m I-Ivlmenls b.¢l\1°¢»...-aio ssnonme in ran and ' ’ _ ' _ _ _.,

-4 f F December lst _

-in notn-Alisa --sig

.--»MQN*¢" NRMY- -ROBBIN- sise~'10 and. ld only; 50o.per pall'

~ *et Sin'¢:isv_irs.10o2s;B9-Zi __

' --OONDIRT AND UOCIAE-ln Besrletdvm Heli Wednesday ev- ening'-~Nov. 20. Excellent Driigrtm- me 2_64_i_n.- _

claire, 105%-29~2i'.'_

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-HEMI* _WORK -SHIRTS

strong-end’ durable. only 81-19 each on December lst- and 2nd. ai Biuclezrs 105.26129-2|.

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Here’s to the il

risk cup that -

-MBN’.8= SUSPENDE-R8, worth

to 600 selling -for 39:: per pair on -Frdiay and Saturday December 1Sl and 2nd. Sinclair & Stewart, Lim- ited. 10526429-‘2i_

i-JBOYIS HIGH GRADE SUITS $12.00 to $17 50;' selling- on Friday and Saturday, -December lst and 2nd_20 per cent off Sinclair & Stewart, Limited. 10526-29-2l.

-THiE.VE'S AGAlN..- Another

case of thievlng was committed here sometime on Sunday, when the Chinese _laundry was entered and ali loose change in the till taken. The culprit. was apparent- ly a young fellow, gaining all eu- trance through a. window. li.

-OFFICIAIL APPOINTED- At

an adjourned meeting of the Summerslde town council he-lvl on Friday night, Mr. George Morlisoll son of ex-Mayor James Morr_s0u of Summerslde and a former mem ber of the Royal Northwest Mount ad Police, was appointed to the- position of police constable, made vacant -through the re-signatioil of lun. James s'nllivnn_ Applications tor t-he position of truant 0fiiC0l'

starts the day cheerily, the piclnme-up in the middle of the "' day, the comforting cup at twi-

light-__lhe1~e’s to

` 5' 'I‘here wios nothing else he could -Mr Robert A Gordon, um-

-hs ~

"-"f‘ - F -- _ n l' <1 ln the li ew-rneo on '1‘uesila>'»fr°m

B|°|n85 é»-fix 7 f 533;: §:itl.h The ehellgxif 5 stick :ing-i?lotel_eltou'n. Wl\6l‘9 he h-ad been

Ha ir-less! '° or something to put the well- slttend-ing the _Provincial Y. M. C

_"_ -. ' k wn ep into his customers. All A. con[e_rence~.

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To meet the G.N_R.'a demand for

coal cars in the Maritime Provinces, its Moncton shops were set to work converting Bat care into cars suitf able for the carriage of coal. The

HANDLING. _

ii-rst convcrted car was completed ready for service August 24, and since that date 127 have been turn- ed over for operation.

The cars are boxed up to it height

Three doors were hinged in on each of this dress was that it should the houses and outbuiid-lnls in much greater than the increase in depended upon. on this basis, it may be said that of steamed, edible bone

side to facilitate unloading. Steel draft arms were applied' and the cnrs were conipnerl completely with safety appliances.

THE CARE OF FARM IMPLE.

MENTS

(Experimental Farms Note)

The annual loss duo to ignor-

ance or negligence in the care of farm implements -is_ appalling. Fl gures have been published from time to time showing ilepreciation on farm implements from luck of shelter and care, still many farm- ers winter their implements -in the field where they were lost used, or scattered about the farm yard. A manufacturer if he is to pros- per, nlust keep his production cost at the lowest possible figure The some applies tothe farmer, who is no less a manufacturer, .ind one of illc _Ways in which he can materially cut down his. expenses. is in the proper care of his inlple ments and tools. -

All implements when not in use

should be 'under cover, and not left exposed to the influence of the weather. A machine or l-mpio mene shed need not be an elobor ate affair. li it can he wholly closed, so much the better. dt should -be conveniently situated. and the front should consist large ly of roller doors, so that ally im- plement can be readily obtained. .As to the arranging of the various implements, n binder being used practically at one season cf the year, may he stored in :i-far cor- ner, leaving space nearer the door for mowers, pious and other implements used at various times througllout the season. .

.A stitch in time saves nine, and many an expensive 'repair item: might be saved by repairing 3 ma- chine ot the first appearance of trouble. Implements when taken, out should be looked over care iully, nuts tightened, adjustment and trivial repairs made, which i

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Hrs. P. G; Miudoeli, Boa J sae, rg., it min., , bln., \v`nhsx‘ ~ "I, was troubled. for yem

with biliooinen. constipation, kidney and 'liver troubles, l trial maitv.diff¢flnt_Und| of- medicine, but nothing did me much good until .l tried Dr. Gisseh Kidney-hvsr Pills. l _ feel fins. but sm never 'lhout these _`|la_-inthe house.

4 AR* V ',_.__. ' Dr. Chassis &ntmea¢ has re-

~ dn- _ _"\;_. my hunhsnrl. oi. piles.

" " hollrvrhieli he usedio suffer

were received but the appoint- mentl was. deferred.

-i.ldu.on suss1'l'1'uTEl_S .-

Anocher example of the evils of _lutemperanee was shown in Slim merside a few days 850 when _ 3 mmm reduced by _dire necessity selling extract of irll1E€l‘ HS ll substitute for good ole hootch was

_ ° _` fl ' »' fined $200.00 and costs for selling ' I/lil!

A 8 . ` Q4 intloxicants without it license. .S

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no p

d d s his customers did

in the ol HY , I not descend to base commercia-

- nds of

drlnlie but iollnwlns the old lim

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_ _ ,.' » _ _ _ » _ _, _- f _., ,;2., l t e E9!"-l‘?` lid tu ned on Monday 0 ,goyfffi n holioredosgstglgnggaixednike dice' ans;-Iglotieliwg where he remewm

Qhiglaslyed a Denny, ‘or otherwise ed, the county at the provincial

_ P- called -upon Dame Fortune to`d°_‘ conference.

` ` e who should P85' f°l` the re' “'”"<°-= "

`lli'ishmeuta. these customers dlilalyél VALUE OF DAIRYINQ-

ed a round of forty HVSS all .. _- loser was "stuck" for the Dl”l°° _ (C. E. Maek¢I\2l¢)

ohm for evernulao ma. mfr- If l< 1i‘lf-MIN '- - . . than when anne insivionuiy uni I ` '

'-chill; inns pines. ' . - ' “l iv-__-'~ __ _ . tl., ,,-,,¢,,¢ ,,,,,,,,, mm ut

En lish as it ls heard in New

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-lWOM~E'N“8 UN DERWIEAR-_

-Wl0MEN'8 BLAGK' AN D1

cenrber lst and 2nd at Sindlair Stewart Limited 10526-429-21

-W-0N»DE‘RFUL VALUES- -in

Ladies' Coats, 'Dresses Waists and other lvoarablaes in~ the pre-Christ mae Sale at Sincluirs. 10526-29-2i

-POLICE COURT--At. the pol-

ice court on Monday morning, a citizen charged with a breach of the Prohibition Act, was convict- ed and fined $200 and costs or three months in jail. A man-prow! ing the streets- at an early ‘hour in the morning and unable iio.give a satisfactory account of himself. was filled $3. Two drunks-. wh0 were released from ini-l oxifbsll of \$20 each Tn-ileo to armor a' court, their ball was forfeited. Il

Western Personals.

-Rev Fat-her T. Campbell, Al-

berton, paid a visit to town on Monday. H.

-Mr, James- Gormanf Kensing-

ton wns a visitor here this week.

-Mr. William Gamhle,j'ElIis

River, who had spent. over'--_Bun day In town -returned-home on Mondlay. -H.

-Mr. M. A. VVhlte, Gl'ahBm’s

Road, was ln town on- Monday, transaciting business. ll

-M-iss Edith Doyle and, Miss

Pearl Clarke Summe.'-sido`..retui'l1- ed on Monday night after spend- ing an en.1oyahie'w,eek. end VlSli with /.latives in Emerald. _

-Miss Hattie Henderson of the

at-dlitirg department of R. T- Hol man. Limited. -summerisidlel WHS a week end or to Kensington.

_M|r. H. H. Simpson, secre-

f the Prince County Y lil

ism in selecting their W" __ lar? 0 1 ' d mee at Simi*

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ir nil

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nr ills drink that mee-redi, l>~‘\‘\“’“' i ln -

or 4 inet z inches; the width 31; cd- nn ca;1,`;‘§ f,§‘;"¥.nf§§l,f:; "°§‘;,e’,§‘af,i 8 feet 7 inches' a.ud- the length ’ ' . “' ' '

‘ owe' WEEDS _ nn-so ill . mo.mse off

feet 7 inches. Siiruce Dianklng 2%. Wm _ :me has I Hia Proglncev and:

l _ f n

mehes tmck and hardwood litem' The word is derived from the éiggwlletilems There are many* i~!0°dl~

4 luches.by 5 inches were util ed om Saxon __waode;_ which meant reasons for the “MW smtemem

--- ' -. nothing more or less than H gal" pnd me principle one I ani sure is

ment, literally something W°"e“' |that the dairy cowl' is f.i»lJout_'ltl1e I

ln course -of time. l\°“`ev,er' most economical Dfollucef 0f;»b::i'l` ` _ ' - _ ` _

term became confined to ln'-’ This man food in existneco. The ~ ~ ~ V' _,_ _ _ ilnotlve dress 0! as Wld”“‘- melslie produces is s1“'“Yf~ "1 SWG 3° _ -_ -_ _ _ _ ._ _ ‘_ _ ° _,___ _,__ _ ° ° _ __ word Wally “l5“m°“ ha' _°;:_ow_ mamh and at 5°°d l”"i°°"° *‘“d_ " e than We flllfl lil Other places, a‘-ld form in fln.v`orf"sali. dndicolorfand 'which' awcowrreccives during' the feeding commences

costvme- ‘lm “W f“'““" “dd .S ~D"°9’D°flW 01 “Y “M10” °f 0:; ii some few have their larollertvlso will bring hotter prices than re flnnh or the mill. new nlnv not tutes roi--natural ‘ing Stills S;’lly~f"’M35M‘e1‘l‘(’):'; ;i5e_ _tl:;°¥’1l1U¢9u?:’;;_l:3 Egfxyoxlfagugnd |‘“V°lV;;l. the ll)3~Y'1“9i` iS “Ot \\'0l‘fY~| ceived when supplied special cus- provide lllinorrlls in sufficient -provided. Feed! m-os y S V011 0 i » H H » -‘-‘ ng a' ut t ecause he knows- tcmers. in some towu. quantity to upplv th alhove de- als may well-he

095 hlzngmg fmm the hack of me ’“gk§d by me mrmers °t that °°m 33'- his WW5 "0 ilillle i-0 Day the' T-llerefore, the dairy'nlon`s m-ind -nlanil, and, cimsequenltly, a call is since there are 801110 b0I\I10~ "1 “ l'- . 0SD¢\'>lflllY if U19? are good should 'be concentrated on produu made upon that stored in the bo also-goood da-iry feed! These lil “lm are ““‘i’(§h°" 512'; ‘OW °“l‘“°t lm-ll’ b“tl“°“°° ‘;` mllkers. ond if community breed- ing the most milk from the small- dy, mainly in the bones. If the standing .ones 'liollll 'broil VlVBl- In eafll' days W (qw: M ‘“ffe"e“°9 in the “pl’°“m'°°° ° lil! has been f0llo\\led for any cet outlay iby doing an up to date supply stored up .ill the ‘body be- gumee, such as nlltlli-1 Bild med a disblrwi Order ‘lf We exllam filfmi. Und llfllllllll-‘SB 89 0”” ‘f"“' length of time, the most of the .business ln- an up to-date rwlay. comes depleted, the milk flow alsike clover. 'Liberal U18 9X'Pe°'-ed U’ pe‘°t°rm ce I "file “q’°“t mls I”`°v‘m°e' and in CDWB U0 ‘Dill/'|115 ll\0ll' wily. F namely, better cows, better cars, will bo :ulversoly :lflected for-n`a- ces of~these-160412

ce,-mln geml-religious duties. B:°\ nine cases out of len. the D\‘0Ei>97* . When we-.consider--the fact that better feediux and co-operativeiture will noi alter the colfliiosltion way toward

“S the “““§”]5 é’fe;'sh°afI:`°;t1;\u‘;y ;’°;’£°“°n°'£'f tgebggrfxlgnsictgggs; °'B°»9‘~¥fl\* 01 °lH‘."f0°d is lllllki and marketing. 1 of the milk nor interrupt the bod- nland_ W-here an

W°f@ “ SP” “ ’ ' ` '° °`°° ° . its »r°d\1cts. and that the ln- ov no noi th . _ 'l» i -ti r h th -th -man l master ls. like in character. “nd an essemmn M10 milk D¥'0Ull¢‘l1lS‘ °°m'm“»“U°° crewse in ilunisvn -population isgmouthly cnshglncghifrtehcsturgalffb; ili)>l'eili?l'inl:.:iift§ gr ing ilzlgnsfuldggui-ll; hicessa-2? this mai' U19

'm\\¢hll18l'l'. otherwise his rellllf rl gewwnv - _ _ human food produced by farmnpi items will he high and the usdful- - ' 'V _ '_ mais from one h4tndr¢d iponhds

ness ‘of one tlrcctlor fl;-I maalixle Mfgr5_ of Graves & Evan.. food each animal consumes. -bet - great ~m»psl' _ D0" G me gve your readers thrc from ` avail iourself of some course at cl lin P d t the mnst~ common or one fsrnnii tractoli'hscl}i‘ooli, tifiiél izetcomfe famil~ ge e ro uc S animals. Dressed poultry 3 lat' wt t 0 D 0-ff 6! YUUI' _ = -urns about four and on . - -motor. in this way you vi'-ill-_ofb~ U 29m'hDec'15' _ _ pounds; lamb returns t?ill?e‘;matudl‘ ` tliln better service. and the- ro~ ,,._.__....._..,.__..___....<--P one quarter pounds; steer rm, mm. Ilalr items and mechanics hills , 1,; n _ -f , pr, _ four fifths. and milk from the will bo reducil to s minimum. \ -, I i dairy cow returns eighteen rits. A werlshopj with a small for! _ i ' ` - These figures ought to be suffl_

'and n/nvii, and spins good toolgrg. . ~ - » - _ _ cient to convince anyone that it both wood'end fron, ie a Jil; _ »- ' --1.-1-pi--~ my, -in keop mw,_ 0,. I E-homd

convenience, and indeed a nscsisii, liiwt l “_ A. "_: G." have ww! that keep you aid

ty on many ‘farmed l-igluptlilal Dl¢Q,{f,~li` ‘_ hmm. ‘i G :ta that never will the time come .

many reps rs an o ustlueu vMfsil”,_ __ _ ` w e dsl 5

can be made. plough shares point ¢ gtlqgtiiirl, solid? for czh. products “Mot be

ed and sharpened, and a host of acres of land, with for rmeh ll 'l'-he chlnse from home to fsc-

ssmples endcdd lines. clearing at _ _ ' l `

bargain prices on Friday and 'Saif _ _

nrday at Slnclairs 1062¢»29-2l_- -

Friday- and-Saturday, December 1st :and 2nd-, are of Hol-

man’s Pre Xmas.Sale-the last big bargain event of the year. » _

_ h ° ' in articles neededmright

.'.;.w.E”1f’n'§.‘l.i‘.l”§§‘§`.}§“Vrtv%°il‘“i-i"l'?§ f>i~`?if§£‘.`rYii`1gl§'.iv AND sArunmiv_ AND 1'r is THE LAST BIG* SALE IN sUMMERs1DE FORTHE YEAR.

Grocery Specials Extra Fine Barhadoea Molluaes,

gallon ......................... .......... 65a

Hand Picked White Beans, 10

lbs. for ...................... 47c

P. E. I. Oatmeal, Ib. 3V2e Sovereign Blend Tea,_In face of

advancing -market Is offered at 38::

15-oz. Package oil Sdedisss Rals-

lns only ........................... 17c

2 tins of superflne Talcum Pow-

der for ........ ............... 25::

Assorted Chocolates, Ib. 35e Fresh Mixed Cream Candy, lb. 19c

“ Note These Values U

Ladies! Leather Sw

$3-00. $4.00 and ........ Bag; gl; .-.%:.“'.°:. &f:ff1f.f_..fii"y Ladies’ Leather 9b $1.50 $2 fé

5°¥8’ Coat Sweaters, for-_Q14

7-“"5 ................ 95c S '”°""‘ Mlllflrv collar cm weater ..................................... __ $1.25 9°YB' Pullover Sweater, for 8 to

12oi;mr:H_§._._..._..._.__... _________________ __ 59,,

° ° Qusre and Rugs, 4|/2x7

Q5 £75? 6" 1*. $4-35; 7'/,xo lt.

~ 1 7V=x1o $6.75 50-inch self figured rapp for fur.

'"'*"'° °°‘/"Illia yd. $1.15

Women's and Girls' Hi-Cut Black

Dongola Kid Lac; 5°°¢a_ ,-"_ $238 to $4.50 for ................................ ._ $1.98

Women’s Melton Cloth Button

Gaiters ....................................... .. _$1.25

Girls' Black Dongola Foxed Felt

Boots ....................... $1.95

Chlldrews sizes, as above $1.49 M°"'° Hldh Grade Goodyearwelt-

ed Boots, regular $7.50 and $8.50 a pair .... .............. 95::

Ladies' FIM Quality Cashmere

Stockings, pair ........................... ._ 79c

Pure Thread Silk Stockings, black

pair ......................... ............. ._ 98c

Pre-Xmas Sale---"-the l-asir Qi. ~

Bargain. Event of the Year _ f

5! Absolutely _ Free 1 .

ABSOLUTELY FREE PEABODY OR BROTHER- HOOD OVERALLS

Ons pair of beet quality overalls, elther'Peabody

or Brotherhood brand will he given away free during this sale to every purchaser of a msn’s suit or over- coat.

From The Crockery Department

No. 9 Galvanized Wash Boller, with cover .......... ._ $1.19

Polished Steel Fry Pan, cold handle ___________ __

Cold Blast Lantern, 'orand new stock _______ __

Porcelain Marmalade Jars, 12 for ............................. __

Heavy quality Glass Tumblers, 6 for

Alarm Clock, re _ $1.50 value for

60~sheet Writing Tablets, reg. 10:: size, 3 for Spring Clothes Pins, 36 for

Enameled Foot Bath, regular $2.35 for Largs size Lamp, regular $1.35 value for f0~in¢:h Porcelain Shade for Ray Lamps

____ 294:

$1.00

_ 25s

29c

$1.19 __ 19|: _ 19:: $1.59 __ 99c $1.25

Butter Knives and Sugar Shells, 1847 Rogers ware

............................ 90:; Each

Filled Xmas Stockings, clearing at .............. __ 3313 OFF Special Sale of Doll; and Toys at ONE THIRD REG.

ULAR PRICES. _

Ever Sharp style, nIck'eI plated pencil wlth_12 leads 35c Lantern Globes, short style, only. 11c

Dessert Spoons, Nevada Sliver Plate, 6 for 85|: Necklaces clearing during the sale at 20% OFF |-ifile Aluminum Coffde Percoiator, reg. $1.95 for $1.26

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Su mmenrside

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Furniture Bar °

Sanitary Steel Couch. with ra '

head, only

Golden Oak Dresser with 2 dn

ers and mirror _. .............. ._ $11

Steel Frame Link.. Fabric..

Springs, reg. $6-00 Golden Olk Arm Rocker, see' the Special Prices on Pla

|;I|y priced-nt.._.,.__....__...._.__.__._.

Caned Orqlol-

____-._

H Don’t Miss These

Women's Undervests

ers. Sianflelds Heavy Cotton 654-Inch yard for

54-inch Coat

Cblnchllias and fancy reg. $2.75 yard for

Women’s

Coats,

$13.75 to

78].

Bloomer Drawers,-sizes

Reg. $1.25 value for .....

GIrI’s sizes, same me ahovm

value 801: for

women’s Corsets. lli°l‘*°d '*Yl°"

reg. $2.75 lor, .. .........

semen ‘rvme sniilna»»,_r=9- $11”

value

"""<£`l`.`SI}i2'¢""

‘chief Habit

make, garment

M¢n'e all wool double Bannockburn Tweed Pants, to 44 ........... ._

other things done that vnulii-no-,oouisulotf llshee nil _ t _ f - c»»»\¢»i¢ -1 mv to ilelw-1 wick- ‘iw _ -"1 on of im), on $32. i.""°'.1'§'§F'l'§Z .}’.'..i2l§’.,?.§..°`

vmlfh ar mwiliie lim. _ liwvo- »f°lt°fUf ever union in aelrying. nt the? No one tskle more rig-Idrgdtliog A __ .- ~TAvL mane# fsctorv cream os

H _ ‘- - ; _ 1 _ _ 0, 4. ' , _ _ the owner of 'swell o e` _di ' l fi' ' , ' 03 1' il on J V n' li'-7 ' - 1”'

of Bdmsnson, some cared for funn whore there is | ' Bimini ide -butter sr-obeenmansrisllzwifo _ _." ‘

1 ry--f m -~-mv'» »:u.. .

veil the face. Of this veil all nearly every case are larger- and nm m,mbe,. of. cm,-_,_ one has no| ___,_l__ I

that is le" W “‘° ‘°“¥ “"°‘*”"°“ ’“°’° ‘“”"°*‘“'° ‘“‘”" “my “" Med" to iw' of- very low nricesf MINERALS IN THE oalnv £1121.: Tcliiuhnoé fectilgftfli gighmgl eveiywiggpizte'

Of °“\‘ “‘°d°"‘ “"d°“" "md" .‘"‘°’° “‘° °“"'>' °°"” d°" "°f for dairy rroducis- As- fi proof cowls RA'rloN_ nl-ilk production. 5 the same time. in

reg” gluegné H 1 I t °f .U1.°.’1-'l7.°VP»- dllrlllit the decade as it general rule, especially in times, a llberalailowance.

'””“°°_ ° we g’:ld'th;t”t‘her“"“° “Y "°P°'r: ll'°\1\~"19-10 to 1920 ine une- of i-he (Experlmbntsl Farms Note ) -summer dalrying. the ration sup- -mon salt-‘nnlsti 'be sl"°“- |N -rl-45 cAFa1'EnlA “gm mms in tag* vsw1°¢.v0f~ the American union, the, ’ plies nllthe minerals necessary. from this v.-hu.-a

. population illcreilsed four' One hundred pounds of normal but in cases of extra heavy prod'uc|the mineral

8 '_ _.1 _ `mes faster than the nnrrfber 0f` milk contains on the average .75 tion, combined with advanced- Ae indicated;

york; A C dar ~°.WB~&lld~ it- has beer. proved that, pounds of mlnornl miter, so that pregnancy; of winter rations audlerai feeding is to

,Herman paid to Gladys: "Blease . _ l lhb,-6941110 is. true of the whole 0! a cow sivlns Howards or 40 lbs. on soils the crops from which are|during the final stale!

llnse thuh bodadoes. I lub M45' fN3l’\‘lf= 5ll“fl¢l\~ - _ or nlllk daily is producing nhout deficient -in nuncrul matter, sup tation period- and- il06S~ Bud mY f’“'°l'l°S ‘"9 h“‘1“° ' -__-. mmm “°t““l “W-‘*l`iUl¢‘\lB. the, 5 ounces oi mineral matter daily. plementary mineral ration may. be pol-lod following, does aw gro'tton.” &¥¢l"R¢B-gain In the Welzllt of a in addition to the mineral matter necessary. Grass supplies mln phosphorous may Alld Glad!-S Hllilllllled me ‘“““‘~" Y d 9500?' lv Gbwt two. and one half necessary for milk production, s eral matter in good quantity and;tlle heavy call

table conversation in the cafeteria B Ol B Tyme D°lmdG~- D1- fill". Mil'-' fllfther this considerable quantity is needed in readily avaliable form is

by observing: “id wuz uh lubl`l'. _ Zulu is Hibowt-one half wlator. so if for- the proper development. od the as.long as

boon that night. wuzzen ld, so sl, Xmas is not complete e could cut :i 11-mo amps hu" tems' c”eo|uly_ during the

very and so hull?" _ gbtltd steak\fro|n_a~ steer, we few months of pre -----*-r-‘*”°’_""; without *Wm* N" 89ll'l~W! 0°-Lv- one and ordinary winter- .or loft might develop no end 0 one quarter pounds of solid food.

trouible. dFal- tioo little 3261323 bl9\li>poei:_- t-lien we compare the 'l

oil is use . 08-US IIE 620859 _ _ ll ove wi h the food furnished it _ ring on hearings and castiugsnand the milk from a forty .pound pony, .working untold inlury to the 11111' ' we will find that the i rty pounds chlne. .A coat of pa-int not only _ A of milk contain nealdi; five ibm

.nina in the appearance. but great ' Leave your Order Wlilil -'>f 9°l'ld dlseatible food, which is W lY.'Droli‘~mgs th; lliifeholf lwllll 'Z3 ' _ albout ion;-'sales as much as the" v' '

and ron. o a e \'~‘ I' ‘ . s cor pro u , nn-in gum-_ vm-5|

such ns plollglashleres augdmaulg your grocer now' it wtouid be (necessary to out-nip’ ‘-2 - ' _ _

boards, -gfhou' e smear ' mos. ten -poun s from th carcass _ "

r ainted with kerosolle BI ‘V GRAVLS & O0 » ovefy day In orrierto' gqual tho ` ’ . ____

, ` ' ` grease o gi ~ ° ° _ ‘ " ° _ _ .

and lamp black when not in use. ‘ _ -human food fproduced 'by one prof

` I ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ " . . A good farmer must be a goods ` LTD. fitnlile cow in her milk, _ a

mechanic, more especially if lie _ ‘ Many experlinellts have been' ~

.operates tractors and other large _ .B N sz made to show the differences, in

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, so that them dnrin is vai-

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continued lactation

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