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It is no secret that iarmers like to experiment. They like to try thin-gs out ior themselves on their own iarms. under their own con- ditions and come to their own conclusions. Like other experi- menters their ideas do not always bear iruit, but sometimes they do "ring the bell" and in time the tl/hilia tanning industry may bene- ﬂt irom the enterprising zeal oi some tiller oi the soil.

A iarmer operating a.n Illustra- tion Station on his iarm has the advantage oi being able to talk over his ideas with his supervisor. who can give him the technical ﬂsisects oi the case. Together they may plan an experiment to throw needed light on some local tar-m- ink Drobiem.» While most experi- ments on Illustration Stations come under standard projects ap- proved by Ottawa. local needs may give rise to new experiments.

has l5 Illustration Stat- ions. supervised since i931 by .

. Hall who is carrying on t e high standard set by Ab. Blou- ards. now oi the economics branch in Ottawa. canying science to the iarmer is no easv task and Reg" as the B. C. supervisor is known to his operators and farm- ers generally. is one oi the pro- vinces best. known travellers. cov- erimz some 12,000 miles annually in performance oi his duties. Some oi the activities oi the 3.0. Illustration Stations can be seen in the accompanying photos:

l. Field drtys play an important nart in the work oi the Illustra- tion Stations and here we see an interested group 0i farmers’ wives listening to a lecture on home beautiﬁcation at Australian. 13.0.

2. Caribou is becoming famous for its certiﬁed seed potatoes and here we see the two little daugh- ters oilhe former Quesnel opera- tor in a ﬁeld o! the EPIC"? Vi?!" ell’

3. The iorrner operator's little daughter feeds the flock at Ques- nel. RC. Log barns are quite com- mon in this area.

4_ Elem dav at. McBride with Dr. D. G. Laird. University o! B. 0.. discussimz soil Droblems with local farmers. '

5. Spreading iertiliaer (not the g05p|31 in this case) on pasture plots on the illustration Station. Alberni, no. Chas. Chase is the operator.

o. Improvement oi’ homo con- dltions is an lm rtant feature oi Ililﬂrltiun Stat on worifantlhlll w; see the well planned ‘homo l Jas. Casansve. operator at Cour- tenay. Vancouver Island. 3.0.

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l. In Holland in summer milking In done out o! doors, with the milk cam transported either by eart or by bolt. This scene was taken near the lissel Dyke.

t. m mace. milking ll also done out oi‘ doors. This picture, taken on a. iarm near Caen shows a well trained donkey transporting the milk cabs.

3. Kingswood Valley, junior sire in the British Frie-

slan herd n! J. land.

Saiter-Cbalker, near Reading, Eng-

l. Ashley Emblem, show-cow in the Ayrshire herd

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Shrewsbury, Alrewas, near Burton-

ou-Trent. England. 5. Three typical Bed Danish cows being prepared

lor the ahow. tion farm home

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and cow barn.

6. The Ayrshire milking herd o! R. L. Forest. Met- slnytnn, Berwickshlre. Scotland. with his liiii-year old farm barns in the background.

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Rooe crait. important to farmers a. “.811 as sailors, was demonstrat- ed to about 500 people bv Anal‘- Bantimz (right). Allflﬁullural Em!‘ ineer at the Nova Scotia Agricul- tural College, at the Nova Seotia Guernsey Breeders’ Field my. which was held recentlv at the Oakiield Estate in Halifax Coun-

. Later. for juniors a competition was held at making rope halter-s (below). 0i those who took part 30 were juniors irom nearly all the counties oi the province. who were attending a club camp at the time at the N, s, A, c,

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This modern Adam can aiiorda big smile, and it's a safe bet that the ilriginni Adam never hail a lea! this size for covering. For this young lad is holding n tobaqm ieai’ in iron-t o! him. Mnny can“- dians can well be pleased, too, with the size and potentialities o! the growing tobacco industry, w“. tred in Ontario.

CARWBELLTON, N. 8., Aug. 20 —(CPl—Word reached here fgdgy that a week-end fire started by lightning during a severe storm at Bairnorai destroyed a turn omi- ed by Ephram Savoie Loss t-t‘ the building. hay and equipment was estimated at $6.000,

This hunk oi’ horse ilercl looks good-and it better be. The chestnut son oi Mshouo. this horse

brought $66000 at the Keeneisnd at Lexington. Kr '

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