12.1920 ~ ` "'°" eusnoI`lnl.' '~" " rica NINE

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ltssmsm Mamas 'ro our moro n ls lmoo1’*4“*’°f"1°»rotsro mmol nooks. wyuulomo, ml uuoouoamrlou ofoolomlo main"

h, me face of the high cost of ‘lf eds and, the everdncreasing ne- 1° ll ie hy or greater production, it Ufi

oss Segomcs more imperative than overr m“°

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YOUR gpgggp Tl-lie YEAR. to get A good' root system before Rhode Island Reds, can safely he some psi-to of the tcnnsdinn W¢,;_ Y D r I N _

-- the not weather sets in. mated with from 20 to 25 hens, It has also been tried out at the

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me in tile history of our sheep “We be try that all handicaps such as “cf ilgdxeaing of the external parasites. in ° e - . 1 ' ated as far us possible it FM'

umln '

he e st

h hard to understand why dipping “ll

,_ per

hhcglccteri, when one s ops to ylcr

think that it is next to impossible

‘or Shoop tu make progress when :ge

C

,pvered with ticks and lice which

Annoy them eontinuauiiy. rlt is lm- mc’ orsible to estimate the loss of feed D Ld tile depreciation in flesh wilen rhock is infested. One may be W1

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Minis however, that a great por- 7’ L’

of the feed consumed by the use

11°" _ _ plan' ‘Wh is taken up by these para- um

slit’S- 1-

A flock free from ticks and lice is the llest insurance towards the y e

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Mlm- production of wool. le wh

Wnlinuiii rubbing against fellces,

illld

- lc. causes a loss of wool V

mm' 0 ' rest

h,,| llalllageti fleeees which are th

iookrli ill price. Dipping should the

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he regularly practised at least once Snm |year ami better twice a year. The v {

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snla

,hi-gp should he dipped ln the cm

hh-lpg ns soon after shearing as

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'ea[||.~|- porllllts; In lilo full, befmt sc"

the arrival of the cold weatller. rr

nn will not only rroo tllo, :looks ws" (mm ticks and lice, hilt also tends mr

hkoop tllelll free from any skin iv lscase. Even though no disease G;

rillllulsites be present. Sil00iii M

li ld he dipped as a means of a

owlil ot' wool to some degree/ 0

small flocks can be dipped in vats um lr other suitable utensils on the

goo

llrlll, but in tho case of large the

nooks a regulation galvanized iron to

llcclllellt tank will be found mucll T more satisfactory. has

The initial cost of a convenient mo ilpplllg outfit would be the great- rm

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gl lirllwllack to tile small owner ‘

set

0 rt-allzrs lilo necessity of dip- in ing at least once a year, but_ docs in

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taco llln way clear io go to that

yle

pcllse for ll flock of froln ten to to

rlct combining and hal/HIE 3 T

lllns tant( ”1B'lntly owned. it can hm cr be placed at n convenient ad

iroln two to four miles being mn ‘vell to the centre and dipped on

ing the tank in turll at his own

is more for dipping flllid as the W

e

ailrr the flock dipped, tile great- D0

st of dipping is greatly reduced.

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The potato is one of our most

llortllllt food crops, and yet it is USE SONS OF BEST LAYERS.

ll iilat very often docs not rc-

ive the attention it should. it is The most certain method of lln- ic practice of lnany farmers to _proving the ogg production through

lilo tile planting of potatoes 'hr

:lore the middle or by the lniddic fu

mill! of .lullo the seed potatoes ill 'if Sliroull-li so much that when ke

with tlltl same vigour as they no early ill iile season. Further- nr

Y ANDYGLADNESS

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` _ - pings, at quarter of ll. pound of twill pt-cially should be rcversllbie and -

Evm’ "Hilti-Wi\0ih0r ll bv l10~>i‘ Of ili€k|i‘i¥ ‘mt by Diiyslcal “Hts mo pllosbhllte, an ounce of nitrate of inte-lrllnl\geal>i"t' These features

rich is olltitltlll to Joy and glad- nlllio which will transmit lllillt clit! soda and rr mu” mrrrlrrte or rromrhr [rn rr rake help to reduce me wrt

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la. Ilt.l|tll is the birthright of ilrotluotloll ilas yet been nbrfeciet rr obrwrmrbrcr The emrre mars or repairs. The rboxmgs or the r

md 'hum IS "bwlutcly no d°“"t but vlmmy “nd egg production am should then he mixed most tllor.

rltho ln-nlllly baby' is a lllloily closely linked and no mallg sllorwrirlrrr oughry and then rrrmed by um ure' that they can be replaced Gram

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7 li is the bahys nature to 1 weak 0onSiill1U0“ Sho” be °

‘ h i’ t. Tl P mpkln seeds

\iBlilly~not cross Only the ntcd as ll breeder. Tile strongest °f tr” “er r‘re u Mr as mr

h _' ' ‘ V U shoud he pon et as 0 Y Y s ymh’ l” °""“- Th” “"’“ °"““ "‘"'°"’ °““ "° 'muy dmcted by ‘G |lllllnl¢ it ls posslhlo to nvom frost.

I ll it . |05' in tile llome-it is n lnulzh~ marked evidences of mascu n y rrr on could rormrr rr rrrrrrrrc bor

. _ n Y I’ ' 5“"i'l|nlZ. l\i\f>by little piece of such as Ealantrl’ toward U10 “mb wmr glass over lt' to rrmce over

rm _ _ . “ily nlllcll drives dull cnljo fosrlessnessin fighting. nnd n Del' the hmr rr rr protection to the

la l lt ‘"°`

ce. JJ) tile latter lm or gm

and in coast climates Burbank is

- 0)ular____w T Mhccun Do |the stove brooders however, ss they MVN., l into two classes' me Sulky

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THE POTATO CROP* in T102 gmmcuhhrlsh Will l1C00mm0df\`lC "Wil "HY number or dulllp rake and the side delivery

I . of chicks. _ 1-ako,

fi

od sized sets of froln one and il

ids at Ottawa, it is necessary

mam rbort four mchrr drrr mr'city of the brooder for granted, for

ehty_hvh_ new culture to enable one to the only tlmerthnt_ the stated size mmunhy Dippmg Qutf|¢|_ r lmrrow before the rotamer arerp of the hrooder fulflllls the require.

_,. Um Smlill flock owners lu a 'without rrrmng “rr mr rrtr ments is when the chicks are gmail _

he varieties which have beennllld they certlainly do not remain machines led to the invention of rt generally satisfactory In (<,an_ that Wfly very i0IlZ~ TWO \V€€k5' the horse rake and this latter

rr ne Irish Cobbler as an early time make a marked difference in i

tre, and all flocks from a radius param and Green Mountain nr H the size attained and thre resrlrltrhnt gonei-pi ciiunges before rr-;~,¢ping its

In amp or hum. vm,1e|y_ other FOIH UGCGSSUFY for ther we e~ present. form. The first great ilu-

varhhhh, whxch chhoht he ,hstm ins. it is alwaés advisable to buy provenlellmvas in the use of steel

crrtain day or each sileepillan gulshred from Green Mounmlh and n broodcr doub the size that it is for the (goeth, The next, step was

included in tile Green Mountain rated at' Thus’ It 50 chicks are to me invention °f a Self dumpmg up me Gold Com Uhhcle Shm ht? HUD! in one br00'10I'. S£‘lf>Cl 0110 mechanism. These early rakes r

D _ _ _

,om a crohr the plums of which it is easily _possible for an over~

9,-od gh the middle of summer 'zealous sow to numerically discount the tu-hers my in hot huh ,he herself by producing a larger nuln- of tile season. This year when bc” 0! Pigs Um" Sh” "ii" “|59 “'@"' rpricf, of homwhs is so high As a rule for thc average sow it ,-9 Wm be h mhlhhmoh to use will be found that rtllere is nlort- || hh-[hmes hh. seem H these ul-tilnaie profit in a litter of 10 ll potatoes come from a good Digs 'han in ‘me of 12 “ml "HU" the previous year the mshhs more in 8 than in 10. ite success- "holy to -hc hhHsfhh,(h.y hi 'hh flll fruit grower tllllls his frult_to ,mhis mvuurhhlh hut If they me tile ability of ills tree and all grow- \ a small crop the previous your ers of pigs may at least consider ch me plums dried hh Ohhh, uw this as a suggestion to them. nts this year are likely to he ?"‘°°”* k ,md the yleld not very homh CROWDING CHICKS IN BROODEF

m h t U' d One of tile mistakes that most

e 5 a er ses W nm “ce A h lllners i b l tl

°" found the most satisfactory taking eg n rm" (mom on

revclltlllll_ and it stimulates the no rar with “nom-e "mr h if make is overcrowding. This is one

y ' r' Ong of the worst mistakes one clln make

li' ` ' thc season is particularly favour-_

C smrrhe tr wh od lr-a mistake that more often than

_ F so pr “ce u anything else llllghts the success

ll crop, but one cannot. tell what of me operator A bronder rated tables which will reach maturity l season will be, hence it is better _rt Bomhck “pretty mry he urge and be taken off ~by the middle or r bo an the sure Emo' enough ‘for this number of clricks 9"

he l|‘|5U\"C0 Of Diilfliintr Wiliclllrhe nrrt week or so but _rr mr will comlplicate'cultivation tosome been found most economical ln- . ` _ ' ` " extent and is probably only advis-

chicks grow and develop they will

st places in Canada ls. rows two lr ad! ha dl _r d h I k 0, bale where the amount of ground

a half to three feet apart and Sgr; Ind Sr ?r`2§;reqz7en;§ Wm is quite limited. Wllcre the ground

5 twelve to fourteen inches apart ' ’ ` ' ` is

t t t l tl

the rows. While shallow plant- Zscrgisblteo lgrrotb Zxrhsw- Ietximzii vides ft llneans of lllalrillg use of all has ie tll.lillesta ac "`y r ' S tl

gv n 9 xg ver g ,advisable to take the rated caps- I

|B Of like H9816!! lY11D0l'i““°° While Will! the ilsllter breeds, such Mit Cameron \Farm, Sit Francis H9 good seed Two lots of seed as Leghornls, one male wli tarnish Xavier, Antlgonish, and reports l G some vHl‘l0iy Wh1¢11l°0k Very s'00d fertility when mated with frolu there state that the yield was ' h alike may give a difference of from 25 to 40 hens. lun-ge, that 1; made 3 yu,-y sam. e hundred or more bushels per -w-<o>_i. _ ‘factory silagc, and that cattle atc ln the crop, as has been shown THE PROFITABLE LiTTER. 'lt well, The results of this test at

xperllmcnts at the Experimental ' m_ 0¢»¢,,wu_ rn 1919' hh. hh - The fundamental object in swine co one lot of Irish Cobiber bre°‘u“5 is fm' the Pi’0d“cU0“ 0f acre and another 37 bushels per 'the ¢"°ai°5t “»“mbe"5 Of quickly ded at the rate of 378 bushels g"°W|i\§ pigs. Hog rHlBiI\EiSDl1l'0ly . Tile best Green Mountain “ market Di'°I’0Sili0n. We may keep lt yloluod sae liuslloln pol- ooro “. lim” 0' H COW. even a dos, oe-

,| one of the poorest 46 _hhhihels yond its years of real usefulness r new rfor love _or association’s sake but if possible, one should know r Wml the |108 our regard for hlnl is lore tile seed was grown the “rely m"°e"“"Y- W9 MVB there' vlous year. that he is about to fore wma to fegafd PFUUUCHCY in _ U it came from u crop’ the the swine .mother as of very great is of which grew vigorously h“p°"t"”“°5 3° 'mich 50 indued H out down by frost' then' if tlilat we do not always differentiate

from d|5ea,,u_ h whh hs a ruler r between nullrbers and profit for all d 3 much better cm thru, h, h experienced hog raisers know that

crops, it is well to turn thc ground over again and ad lllallurc or com- lllel-.cial fertilizer if possible. Veget- able crops take a considerable

and this mast be replaced before

crop tlo well. i

wait for the first vegetable crop ’

Corn, turllips, tomatoes, celery, can ` be planted between rows of vege- `

the College farm will be watched

\vlth interest. ,_ _

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SUCCESSFUL CROPS IN THE

_ GARDEN.

Often the space for the farlll S

Harden ill quite limited, and it_| befitiilles Very llecessury to llllnke _ uSL‘ of every square foot of soil 1 throughout the season. A great deal l can be done to help out by so~called successlonal plautillgs, i, c_, Lilo ` use of the some ground for differ- cnt crops, the one crop following immediately after tllo other crop is disposed of. Some of tile earlier V08eto»bies, sucll as early bet-tl~l,' rudlsilcs, spluztcll, lettuce, etc. will P soon be used and out of tile.-garden. The space they occupied can very l well be used for winter vegetables, auch as celery, turlltps, cabbage and

the like.

:Before putting in these later

alllount of 'piallt food from the soil.

one can expect to have a following `

It is not always necessary to `

to be off before putting in the next. r

tl fo June. This intcrplaniing

limited, however, it f‘ “‘1l1llly pro- "

e ground all the time.-E. i-` P.

i-eo-ali HORSE RAKES.

The' perfecting of the mowing `

mplement went through ‘nut few

' Of tho 100-Chick Cf1'Di1CifY~ A1111 if were lllude largely of wood where- '

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eM\cGregor, and Delnvlarc Tle I dvrsrbrrr to have more

l ftl al roup lla. done S nov" It _ R

the waste, but in eltller case the wel? frftzerxrlrrgr pins of Oatarlor 'than 50 chicks in one brooder-2a

,is better. This docs not apply 10 has now _manufactured may llc de-

mlshes hu" of the mood for the Initzrlicirllle surface soil ln the r-lover or alfalfa Where a hayload-

liiny. ily the ond of .May or bc- flock; lllrurxril crrlriri sllhwrrhrlu lirenrrllirx rms( grrrrlrrrr hmm umm you hh,/L, “hd M. is used' me Side delivery rhhe ir, ri

Norm 5 ' ‘ d dig cut the subsoli for an additional undoubtedly the best rake to use

PPMS can afford to my a gov depth of8 or 10 inches. Tile holes as li |¢»;|y¢_~g me hpy in light loose

I 1 - » ' - ' _ ti f n , le lrt broken off at plsntlllg price for a vlgololls lnf'r,:rHr;JK:l ‘thus prrrrrrred should he rr' least J

Petite new shoots will not colne ilcavylaylng strain. lin I Y. fret In diameter. Additional reed rr

t nearly enough males frolu trap-

rror Stock rrrc _lrrrhrmr 'O rumhy soil should then be placed in the in better curing of the hay, l 1." 4 nd I' zrrh hmm lloin and ~mixed very tllloroughly

` “”*""""'““" 1 "3 damn or S ' ` ' with rotten manure. I should tlllnk the frame and in the wheeols. In

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wh`"' J pe(m"“(d Indllolmnlsnfo it would llc possible to mix in such [uct the wllooin are often tile first

he Obtained' frl‘00n;x;rx3TucI;r;;'fl0ch a soil lt wheelbarrow loud of well- parts to play out, Tile whccel axles

‘ _ ‘ ) 4 0 t,illlos<rrrlr'r<nrr;inrgscmmry mule whh docnycd manure. isllould also use pro potter mudo rovcrsllllo to give ,

` &* ln" 0" ‘ g a con-plc of quarts of poultry drop- 1,

ont: vltnlltl' No 'proven 1""-‘|1011

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most :li ogetiler of steel. Rakes

s the lnoderll olle are made ai~l

'i`llc sulky is most used where ll. r

GROWING MAMMOTH hay loader is not avaiibale and also I

PUMPKINS. f

or cleaning up a field after tile main crop is in. it has one undo- -

dl r I nl m lor Uni I would like to know what io do sirable feature that sllowsup nlore

oe ng s to useo Y fl - _ _

lhlprnrrucrrhy rr" Omer crops are are me Sons or known mrrh rrr0_ ipblgrovlirthc largest Pumpkin pos- rllirarticlllarly in putting up alfalfa. I. `\VItll the exception ol, pelllap.-:_ ducers. Males from hells which ‘B V ’ or “rd rr ex rrrrrrrce rn

llllo parts of the Maritime Prev have lnld more than 200 eggs in one I 'FW mkrzf y r ‘rs rn rom r iles this late planting means a year nm of special value in trans- 'glmw nu ' “mp rm or n em l k I rd Tr ‘_ I mr rrmrmr yield than mere rmmng me mghrrrrormctmg char llze. However, houd llnk you s e del very ra e s use . lue

» would proceed in about the follow- ls

Dliid be if the planting 'were done actor to thc pullcts. Since tile male _ I

ule ond ‘thc air-curing is not as

lle wllld-rows are too heavy as a

fficient as ill the case where the

also more shaking out of the lives, a valuable elenlent ln either

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Our prices are Standarclizccl and you will flncl that you can order a Tailored-to-Measure Garment of individual merit at an outlay you can afford. and flint the finished garment will be one that you will be proud to wear.

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"1 lilo llousollold. Tile sickly sistcnt tendency to crow lustlly-|

-- 1 -plants until they are wel started. mg rug" “l>llosit,c-ite is cross The boss of the llcn hard is uslllli Y 'you would grrm thereby. Anrr the

V S " Cr°'“`"”m'°M' dem and the best 'breeding mn e' ' l t re well started you might

, _ _ r h pan s a some of mmwnt w°"y t° A wenmmured cockerel um; ylsecure adldtional growth thy feed.

m _ _ _ olhrr. liat mothers there is gives 'hetterbreedlnz B9l'ViC9 f im In 'them week “her week whhl

le a lt l K nyc of your little ones being an older male. thoush good resuars rrrqurd mrmrre___n. L. wrrrrr

d R“Kulnie the babys bow- can be obtained w'tih stron! yi? ___ ‘ »

an _ » . h """**.' " e nc

""°"i°“ his stomach with tins ¢0°i“‘- M““Y '""""°" ““"’ ° ° onowmo suN.l=l.owsn Fon ‘penny unless lt removes tho nook-

’""8 but thorough laxative and same mules to head U10 b"°°d|“5 _'Wm 50011 be well and happy flock for two successive years. lil 'rhouslnnrls of mo r ave Where a valuable male ls' secur-

Y' - - » the s h ' tid this tllrouzll their uso of ed for the breeding fi0°k» li ii de' 7’ OWU Tablets-there is a. sira-ble that he be mated to the H” "Ury dose of the Tablets. maximum number of femniei- T110 '"'°'“ i° Your baby and make number of hell! will Um '“f"iY be "“°i'>'- 'rho 'ronlols sro solo ollouetl to each male depends f° “ “difilie dealers or by mnll nt certain extent “D011 U19 'breed “nd ms " b” fl'0m The Dr Wi the vigor of the male. A strong,

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with the guarantee of lt reliable

windrows lllrougll which lllcrc os 3 good circulation of air resulting

A s-uiky rllkc siloulli llo strong in

new bearing and llulnp rods cs-

wlleeels should be removable so

hen »worn. Sulky rakes run ill lzes from 6 1-2 feet with 20 tceeth _

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FRECKLE -- FACE _

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Bun and Wind Bring Out Utl|¥ l

Spots, How to Remove Easily

Heres a chance, Miss Freckie

Face, to try a remedy for freckles

o ern that it will not eost YOU ii

les; while if it does give you n

lA field of an acre and a half at

the 'College form has this your! been sown to Russian Sunflower as n sllage crop. Reports from tests in other places indicate that this crop is not liable to injury by frost as corn is. and that it yields a larger amount of succulent feed

y matured c0ek0l‘¢l Of the mem' per acre than tho O. l”. V. mixture.

gist and s few applications should show you how easily it is to rldl yourself of the homely freckles and get a. beautiful complexion. Rarely* _ is more than one ounce needed for the worst case. 4 _

the double strength. Othine as this" strength is sold under guarantee of

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clear complexion the expense is trifling. ' l _ Simply get nn ounce of Othine- double strength-from any drug-

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