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invited to contribute to The Farm. B The Dairy The Turf and Good

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lu, from ou, to two inch” 0; nm, manure Unless. the gtable as auxin PQ‘5i'Afl’0 NUPES éggegir ghlnagitlcmy now 1;’ IJ; U1( oil and, after the tops get above thb,s;;'lerable distr;si‘:1eid brogmzedwn ‘og T mm ---I supply 0! new out out mi Mint an “aku” wand' cuml/“hi ll” ‘reguauy luml sr; ilxizgflllilneg snr?d eveilaiug and tlgown potgtxs iieiznszrsgn Plant f=l\° Wll BPM' R" *P 15351* l“`°°°°t Wt ll” 31° """°" ‘“ 1" ““ ”° ° °‘“‘ “°° int., li proof 1 and hauled a or ,mad 1 veriet in im ies: mule mum array at dw

ultivilte frequently during the Be& 3 y b 9" any / 'ary 7 4 ' 1 Di

on ,way gs often as the Ox is filled pots and “RN idiom in file ll0llB6 with Blsdk Lia! 0 or WING 1

House flies breed in horse msnure ini F u Av inch ports can be used Soap

gllliilops fheiuilirbzhcltilhgrugrzi c3:|P'°‘°'°”°° *-° “Y °*1‘°' P1=°°~ Ff°°1 mied Shir shout twowililr 11111 °1 F0110” *ll* Wm’ '“°*1‘°"1 1°' 1’°°‘°'

‘f W* 1* health standnowt it is b°¢*-rf °° ii 1 ii i top droning sesh oi- ei-sexing 'blight e/:dung

Bosds departments of the Guardian 1101” °1=\1°1Y Sl11‘H1l! 1111¢11°1““° 0' give the mnmrure away daily rather gg Q01? gui msg 18518;; the pls/nts moth scale insects, -bl star miiltesa

either by question, correspondence or "“1Y the" 111° WPS "1"" 1*’ 1111°W°‘\ than provide a breeding place for e D 1 1|' 1

otherwise Answers will be given by t experts to all questions of general 5*

if be held if it is put on the land as P H ~).;,,:

any armies that will in any way ~°m°“» *1'° 1°” ‘;“°“1‘1 11° “‘°°'“t ", , , the S rm ns the 50,, can win b wsu 'tru-tee in the note when ._ ° ° hah, to Rayne, pri-nee Rdwsrd 1 and burned am a hemy coa ur y 11 D fl

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isuure ulliliied to the hed io Pro worked and Pl011Z`ll¢'d Undef they are to be transplanted B 9

Q mow ,|,,,.,,,g the ,,,,,,,,,,,_,1,,,. of tu, mms _ From a gardeninu standpoint crow. after the manner of bil ins up Dye a or sus

_ p tatocs when wn in the Kardon

usuu to H¥Uf`° Up l-‘|1\11`l-I U05 ‘UP the manure is a valuable asset. For Dfw potato is sgggient for each pot _ --_hi-_

murnt and spam W," be gwen to the next yi-sr s crop ter frost mils reason, the Winter s manure can Time the *wth so the punts

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Mzw \\‘.~\vs or Cookiuo Picks H"

Pea Cakes,-Boil three cups of peas te

in salted water until tender. Drain B and mash, seasoning with suit, pull* per und butter. Make u but?-cl' of n cup of milk, two beaten egg!! M111 _half .8 cup of flour sifted with half u teaspoonfui of linking DOWGBF- SUV the pulp into the lmtter, lmixing We thoroughly, und fry by i9l>0oI\fll18 ill fill

deep fat, £I‘u.Wlaei'rics. Even where there is no

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Baked ,,BhL.d peas- goal; (L pine, rown struwberries con be had by

0! Split pens ,,v,>,migh¢_ |;mi,,’ ,-0v,.,- rowing them on the verondnh. One

with cold water, odd ri pinch of sodu 8 and cook siowl for three hours or 11-0

more. Drain uynd Dress`tlirough is F'”“‘5- ml the 1"“`1'e1 with 'F1011 °l\1"51\

cclander. Season with salt and pep l 11

pm.) moismning W th bo-,ying mpg' Ion the top. If kept well watered und

and bent until light.' Turn into ii all buttered linking dish nnd bake for an | llollr, rn

Pens und Rice.--Put one-fourth cup ,U

of butter lnco ,L frying pon, odd one| 0

cup of well washed rice rind c0ok un- ,this SyBtem| the plants me get at in_

_ rvals of two feet int rows thirty in-

cnnutantly, Add one quart of bmi- ,mes ana,-t_ Emu, of the mother

til the rice is golden brown, stirring ft,

ing water und 1, cn_rr__;i_Llu‘;\s_dri\ine<l, H

Season Wilh li. llll\Ch of suit ullfl will gilarits, two on cuch side, und all

ther runners ure cut off.

sugar to tm-ite. Put into ri baking dish und bukc until ilic rico is tend- er

, ' :moved fi-uni the plants the first sea-

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Pens .. ht l<`runcis.-- Mix 3, trrble- foo much of u hurry to get results.

spooniul of butter \\'ii.h 1, teaspoon lvl

fm ,,f flpup ,md put into ,, suuccplm lyeur mid :i littl; more before the with two cups of canned pcas and u 3]0llf_sli<£‘\ild‘ be if-\.'€Cli‘<l~ All €l1\I‘0"I-Qi; cup f \\' ter. ,\iid six smull unions, ll 11's l.51"1"V11'1‘g 9933011 10 501 and R siillzili bunch of pzirsll'-y,‘cnvei' "lust "13 kept 1°"s°' <'11“1 lhe WW115

and cook for forty minutes. Takellll out the piirsicy :xml stir in thc yolk 'i of one cgi; well b£~uf.ci\. Henson “il-h n salt and pepper, augur limi butter ah and servc vi-ry hot. u

Pen lfudrllng.-.~Iouk ,, ,quart film

'dried penn overnight. In the morn, i ing cook until soft in writer tclrllih' lv er with 5 small onion. Di'u.in, rub HU

through fi, culumlcr and bout in 1\ ,men tr;(.,| there ,,,,d4|,r0vm of vn|uc_ I tnblespoonful of butter, lJel’Pf'l” 111111 Beginners should seek. thc udvice of‘ snlt to scuson und three ci-ZKB Well riccessful vrowcrs in their nciuhbor-

beatenf Iloii in n buttered mold_ fur hd an hour, turn out null serve in slices. If

--- trawberry grower secure :i few

Pen 'f‘inibulcs,-.llix one cup of pen lnnts this Spring, if only ri couple

pulp “ith two nenteu eggs. W0 ni tsblespoonfuls of cronm, one fables- sol poonfui of melted butter with suit lot

md and 1,],,¢;k p,,pp¢,|~ and nnimi juice llvopcriy, unrl you will experience the

to season. Turn into buttered tim- 11" 'bale molds null hnkc until firm in F1 pan of hot water. Turn ollt 111111 scrvc with ,, crcum suuce to which it few drained und c\»ol<Pfl WMS hilvll

been nddod. Finely chopped mint H may be nddeil to sf‘nH0llll\Z Mid cub' H: eg of cooked carrot to the sauce,--I '

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'rms Asriiuacus sian

___ fnisture.

Ther-¢ is so crop that i-su be grown

ml this rgllmats that will give bigger returns 1rl,m_the garden in food or satisfaction than the asparagus bed. _\o vegetable reiuires less care ufter lt is once started. if you are plun- ,_-lng 1_0 ,nuke A hed, remember thntlmk it is to lust for an indefinite time. ,I Put ii next to the feiice, or in some pines where it will not be iiccessurv-,,,

if seeds are sown they must be grown rruclr higher than smonrr children this is for short periods at stated in' one or two yenrs in the nursery row li sifmiientowns or in the countrv. tervnls_ Farmers who, because of an before selling in the permanent nod, hnd scientists are ulmost unnnimoul- inenfllclene supply or forage, gre _ob-_l 'coo mu.-ii we censor he given to th. ly esreed that the rrvefest Sickle llzna to turn out early er obliged to'

actor behind this unfortunate con- ,tm-lg their pawn,” to tm, "uxmmmp ...:‘.°i..;’::S321':.i:r§,":a..‘:'l.':;..T3:: =@;.,':;>f; '°;“, 1' »=-;gf~- 1

to be set. For un ordinar family, ' . 0”* ll" V 9 'll 0 W0 01' P09 one row from 25 in so im long n-i-u| ',1§,";‘f,‘:,”,,’,§’,""’§ §f’,'f,‘, 'f,,§‘,;,,l‘§§,§m‘; erm end the mek chance# - about l

lie ample. The soil should be spaded fw||y_p¢|-mit 'In some case! city own_ ll‘9\'i\l0¥Ifl!. Eillcrimvntal evidence

of cows sell cfnfough silrpius 'milk "having th' incrmnd ‘"6 th” mm "

with it u heavy cont of well decom- ko pay for the keep of-the cows, The 1° l"`“°tl°°d 1' 11" ““ll"1’1°- H’°"

family um owne, feeds and °°`°"' """""‘1 “1’°’1°“°° '1*°"' *N*

"_, 0,", cow emo” om of the cnrryinn capacity is much mrest-

priveleges that mnke the °'~ "0"" lhfmsffs claiming that Ll, s

l,,,¢¢,|- 9|", to "ve in gaiubled where the mnthod is practic-

prapurction ol the land before setting I First determine ine smmme of lend H

or deeply plowed sud have mixed g,

posed stable manure. After the soiil is thoroughly pulvorized make s trench not less than six inxches deep in which to set plants.

the plariis

ter, or ull else that may have been

,‘, done fcr their benefit will he serious- exe ly 'Q' nli that the most advanced students 'g' udvocate, each element just in its

correct ratio, yet it willhbe of small

uvail unless the housing is on equal-

ly sound lines. If the house is cold

and drauglity, the inmates naturally require more heat, which, if not as.

rcction. In addition to comfortable

____-~..._.__-__-_ sleeping quarters, ri shelter is neces-

erection, merely something that will

l`0\\'n, in “Farm and Home."

While the buck yard farm may not

ill bc secured. In hack yurds this luscious fruit ay be grown in' rows‘. or ~_in hills.

""’° lfdmc amuteurs plant them in,whut

ng, iw sure .und know or find out “ic sex of the chosen sorts. Some

nricties of sti'uwlic»ri'ic.<. The Dist

rmiiig. _ 1

Everyone knows what n buck-yard

one because there are msny ways in

W8B11i1\l§l0Y1 SW” luhlclns, hack-yard may be handled.

,nndltho word "farming" is the only

"`”"°-”'°””‘-*‘ l erm that covers thefwhoie problem.

Z 9 to farm" means "to subject tto ag-

~ lrlciltiral processes," and tha is

:ft -A hlitlone does when he uses ri _buck- " » » » 0 ~ A N

ring and confinlrig»_a horse, u cow or

Within the limits of every city n re,-,t»numlw'r nf horses are kept in nck»ynrrls, also n very considerable umlger of cows and, on-the out-

'isn't the room and, perhaps, the

_ enns, to keep these. It would be n

Y-0 D1"“’ 01' Where it will not he ills' great agent' for the he-filth of city l-11111611 in 0l11€1` WGYH- khilclreii probably iff’-Tere were more T110 bed "lily bv Sihflcll P11118' by city cows owned by tneir parents.

son-ing the _-cud or by setting plants K;.nsim figures glww thug the infant closely grazed the rest of the season) from u nui'.~ery or from sn old bed.| ortnlity rate in large cities is or lf close grazing is practiced and

minimised. 'l'he feeding may ,bc

sted by Proper housing, is extract-

from the food: thus much of the rplus that would go to promote gproduction is used ,in another di-

ry. This need not be an expensive

lfll the function of providing pro- ction during the davtiine-E. T.

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'PHE STRAWBERRY

rmit the culture of any other fruit, ere is nlwnys n plnce for n few

ck yllfd. ‘fir front yard either, home

s only io get g strong burr-el and rig, holes o footlapert all over the

fi 'put the plants in the hulcs and

li, sunny piuce surprising results

ey call “hedge rows," nm] this is rhnps as good u way as tiny. In

ante-is+a-l-lowed~ tu set four new

All the_‘~lcfssom buds should he rc-

iu. The umatcui' shouhi not be _in

hen planted in Spring it fakes ii

iwn by hueing. _ When selecting vurlctics for plunt-

nds hnve flo\vei‘s that contuin only utils, nl, stomens, and these kinds ill not produce fruit unless pluntsd ongsirle ii variety that has flowers' th stuincns. '|`hgi‘e ore lots ui goo.l

r any loculity ure those thot luivo`

od before irukling tlicir selection. you are not now nn amateur

dozen, place them in. rich, moist I, .situated where they will get s of sunlight, look uflcr them

-test delight of ull lin Luck-ynrd l

BACK-YARD FAHMING. ,

mid everyone knows what farming Combining these two terms- was

e dictionary says that the verb

rd. for growing things or for shelt-

flock of poultry. It is farming in

HORSES AND CITY COW.

irts, nn' occusionsl pig"-if the nei- lnors don't obllr-ct. But everyone

this

llictions. Beginners can usually E0! dvice from successful friends Ol' eighbors. _ - Hives of bees ure frefiuently kept lu ities as well usgiu the cvllnlfy- some eople keep them'e\‘eu on tops of q

ho has gniapiiify on lille P001 Ol 8 yr

p-|_ But, b, pliioe cnn be found for 8

args, The important point is to

,fi bushes, sweet and white clover, C

oney bee. She works for nothing,

furnishes enough surplus honey 111 w

d all twice ovcr.

. P

ive or two of bees in many back- t

now that within e. radius of n mile e

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rmf:c?n;l‘f,1(fw;‘:;’ Efégyus fgailwtcl-,;; This causes a marked decrease ln the

rden at the thus bheleuiliers ere ue

ect the plants and to supply the illlaillv planted oubdoois °»,,.;». “med f°'m'ty to me 80"' ' POULTRY AND BE1_?S° If there is a well ventilated, cool. " ' J 4 ‘ ` ' .'

iiousss AND suaursn where the-e is room enough chick- H211* I>1*1°°- “ch ee H °°1<l1"""° 0" srmnrnrznn skim MILK Fon

ns should be kept to furnlslbgggg 3:01 gre;-uhouse, is nhlchdliil CALVE,5_

Th H t th e nth | th year the family and un occnsionp, r em po a oes can e rase n 0 e lisusly tgeenrrxt t:y'§’ug (ff the r the table. A space of 2ll by 31| and full sized tubers _‘developed very The value of sterilized skimmed hole uf the twelve' and _if strung g t is.eno'ugh yard for 50 hens, when uch ea-rlier than the first crop from milk as can feed. has bean invenigab iekcus ure to be hatched in use 1‘"P"1Y 1‘““‘11°‘1~ 01 °°“"f"’» ‘"“’”_,“,` the Eufdell- sa by Prof. D. H. ous or the wie-, urse. housing must be on right menmds °§ 1“°:il1tl"y 01:1 ture 11;”-1 'ren inch pots will be Bumvlently cnnsin Collelrc UI Ai91'1°111t“1`° H0

ws. 'rnere must be adequate assi. 0§3;1:r<:?)r1;‘f.§l¢f .d,,,eB=;1; sxgeémnéf igggitrgiiéiget _ant ¢;i;ti»2:ne1y_;s except sgglihgt is is ggtternlmsn the ken- ing-no little places misse/d or unprotected crevices th t

~ ' B ' 0 B ‘Ullll RB CB. V68

nksvnnnnv Airruskososiii.

Raspberry growers are not imac- uainted with the small pale colored

uildines- I know of H yvuni: lady spots with very definite .margins

hich appear on the canes during the

nll office Skyscraper- “WY do 1"” summer and autumn. This is Known

Will there HB 011 the Wound' 1"`°' as Anthracnose amd does considerflbfle

ided the hives are shaded from the damage to the _black variwies el.

eciuliy, but it is not rare even 011 he rods. In extreme cases these dis- used areas or spots become so pre- olsnt as to even girdle the cane.

rop and _<1 diseased and unhealthy

nsswood etc. N0 domestic animal condition of the -berry plantation

fgwl pays as big dividends as the thl`0llE1\0“f-

So far, best results have been ob-

Onrdg herself, supports her queen tained from the cleaning gut of the nd the: drones, lertilizcs the bios- old cnnus as soon as the ftferries have oms for mi1es.nround, and l1‘01l111°11_t' been gathered. This doing away

ith the old canes removes a source

e year to lilly U10 £11*-iI`0 hive. bees of infection for the young shoots

hich grow on later into the fall

ff” §

led upon it are less sufflect to snours. and consequently "oil feed” less than others. It has sometimes 'been said that the feeding value of milk was seriouslv affected when it is sterllincdl to prevent the possibility of its be- ing s medium for the spread of tub- erculosis or other diseases. 'Illia rieccssary ;hea.ting,'frequently accom plished by injecting live or exhaust steam into the milk, adlds from 8 to 15 per cent. of water, which it hes been f11011811l l0Wcrs its value as a calf feed. Experi-ments on six calves. which were fer* storiiized milk, and seven that were fed unheated skim- med milk fresh from the hand sepa- rator for 142 days, show that -they 'both meds Drscticsilv the same daily Esln per head, 1.\;l5 pounds.

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IA UNIFORM, RICI-I_CREAM BEST

If tests were made of the cieam\`ag

' °$°°2'°¢'ZP°»"¢°.°°$*°°'°3€°°.°\$ '$*'»'~3° 'v

\v , » . ' Home experiments have been carried taken from the separators on the

ei:-iv

In buck-yards where these Clcfleell of on at the university oioorneil sua

with them, ii P12100 Bl10\11f1 be ¢"¢“ but n surnv of ii one to one solution

Di-Liallv buntnm chickens are dear t0 ten inches hi h and a am after t

Wherr pets are not desirable. D111” ___a

_ ~ .omc in over the imc s of t clcbicks

their own. und the foul air escape ,rt the bot-

IS IMP ` ' germs Never allow do d chick t.

' k , | Ects into thi flock, remove the liiiiis

ing birds wh? lslgyn n0;;,,,ttnl;;E, 9312;: to :mother bro-oder uirtil the ilrst.

of ?gll"_sInl:‘cE;,ed L5 Wm p`r;,.1uC,, has blfzfn thoroughly cleansed. gxllklinegs. The hen deformed lr0m A few "NIV chicks mm' be 5“°°e.BB° myth Wm be likely tu prodme dm fully brroudi-d 'bv using ii large yuz formed chickl ne 5,,,.e to have yum. filled with hot water. Fill this lug breeding mm mmpOs,,d of the best of thc lust. thins at nrght, plliee it in ,, lyour st`OCk_ If you hnve 'quits B box mid covcr wit-li fi -woolon cloth. 'number nf birds from \\'hlCl1 to l“F111B

rnrcful sclcctinn in this way. but Will lyuirics in poultry coluinins from those use the eirizs from ull the birds when lluving trouble with ‘hens eating the know thot some of them nr0 eEi’.'H. The followin id ill smed

y , _ s Ga W r ir

vt-ry inferior sf>0"11"e"°“ (/Meinl or rather prevent, any such trouble'

'--'“ destroy an egg. While this makes a

set ;l hen to hatch in cure, as liifs too

Fai~i1~ici~s ure luvllllefl £0 'C\\1`n Well sniuli and confined,

cows on pasture *O0 e111`1‘V in the

spring, County agricultural airents A _

could do much Eoud 'ln \\`Bl`11ll 'Killah' 1”' WHEN AND HOW TO SPRAY.

nuance in che,-,lrmg this practice. The » -_- plant food tak-en from the scll and For apple scalb, lbl-ack. spot, ca/nker. air is manufactured into sulbsfhulcel leaf spot, codlinfg moth, and other that can he used in malllnir f\\1”ll1\'°1` biting insects, -blister mites and up growth by small green bodies (chlo- hide. Shortly before the buds burst rophyll bodies ), which are located in. use 180 lbs. sulphur (fine grade), the leaves. If ichere is in 1'Dw8'1‘° 50 lbs, fresh stone lime, 40 gallons green lcni surface and this is kefll- of unter. Put 10 ig-slions water in constantly cropped, the 9181111 W111 l-W boiling outht; stir until it is nasty, unable to manufacture much mcterh than had remaining wager, and Wim,

al for further growth andy will be un- nearly boiling put in lime. Stir fre- alble to extend its roots s stem iu'0T‘ QU°l'\tly whilst slacking. 'A-dd water

p _

'Phe growth of such a plant will he nr 50 gallon mark. Boil sn hour, extremely slow and the plant will and strain through -8, screen 0| about eventually become greatly enfeebled. 80 meshes to tho inch to storage Under such conditions the carrying barrels. (‘-ovcr well to keep out air.

best grnrers now that the carry 2 rsennte of lead. _ cspscity of the passure during the Immediately after blossoms have al- growing season is much greater if ready all fail-en, and before me ml. thc gruss is _three or four inches high vxes close use copper mlphlgte-(blue before stock are turned on. A grass stone) 4 libs., untliacksd lyme 4 lnl;,_ icnf four inches long is in position 49 tnllons of water. Dissolve blue. to manufacture food dcrubiv ss fast stone fn hoi/winter in wooden film-rel, ns one two inches ion-g and four and add cold water to make twenty times ns lust -ss one of only sn inch 211110119: slske lime in hot water, and in length. ' add cold wa-ter to make twenty gsl- Thv increased carrying capacity re- 1008; stir both ‘barrels well and pour sulting from esrly protection presup- 11m? lllfc c0Dl>er sulphate burrel poses that the pasture is ndt too ‘ '

Another mm

farms of the country, we venture to

uve stock sunset nc kent. or Where it if. found that snr-aye on the der-,suv that thvv_w0u1»d‘ very miywllefe grown-up folks cannot 'he bothered rn-:int plnnts had very little effect 11`0m _$112111-ly OVW 15 Del' cent. up to

above 40 per cent. fat.lSome precaut-

50 tim boy or girl who wants to of E,_,lph,,¢_,. of iron in the summer ion should be taken, especially lduring

keep pets. Rlrblbits, plg0011B. H1111 59" when the young shoots are about 11115 Hummel' Umllthsi t0 11%? the P01", .

E _ _K _~ he centagewif tat in the cream as uni-

the heart of cvcrv child- Let the fruit has been harvested is efficient 10"" as P09B1b'1§- T0 <10 this C-Mc . ... _ . , ~ J, kids h,,v.- full responsibility, and the and will ,Wmce the Ue,.c,,,,.f,E,,e of dihlinust be taken in the turning of the ]\lI'y t0 their health, but it S hard 0I\ f.h€.ll‘ [)0(.\0lIS. rsults will take care of themselves. eased ,_,m,e_., from 90 to 15 pemenh separator that the speed be main-

tained throughout. One of the best

' in - ' A ' - th 't' i . . - '

sis: "‘..l2r;.“:::.‘;‘i..:‘;° ..;":;;°::.:“..2:; ‘.°i:..:: ‘;';..':.‘1r°.'i;‘ eat-tdnly-c\<~=¢»»ym-both healfhand iw-~

i_ 'n _ votliiii serves to mere . _ . cream during the ‘hot weather in

lilllifirgnliisciesitink ts develolliufi 1nds‘ irvgzlglgitloll li, of gras? mlpmmme B-1mm"°lHe“"'Y °r°1\1n W111 keel’ bet' so much ns pew 0,. _,I gardm 0; (_‘ _° ‘“g~ 1” “'k“1111 mt: "11*“‘1'1»1;er and besides it allows of s great

deal more skim milk for calf feeding ku the form.

,,. ' , . . , __ Fri-riuen-l; cleaning and dieinicc~ h - -

Sm‘F(J|1UN OF p,g,(,l, “P1” . 2 | Anot er strong point in favor of

` J ORq~r\*vp @1112 is 110l‘€S5Bl`y C0 <l°SU'0y 1115‘¢1’~99 rich cream is that it .will cost less,

lug. Rcgurdless lywfiull this, however, the main thing is that the quality will be muchfbettcr. This some auth- ority recommends and rightly so, hut cream should niways.be purchas- ed according to quality making 3 difference of nt least two -cents per pound butter fat. Ho recommends

`_ ithut No. 1 cremn should test 36 pcr

ln svlectiiiil or it l»rL‘f;¢l»]ni; iierhoglleex How '10 irlirilni Fnlaus inoivi um- ;‘;"a,;`;s2"§,’,c;° "t';"’;’,fe‘ tagged

_ or I i ‘ "l . ' f`*;’f;]‘;llll;ilf;,‘;l (;0On'1‘;’,),,';e,l,‘,rB do not G Gus’ lun acid content -,of not more than .4

secm to think that they should make One quiizc fmipiently notices in- per cent' NO' 2 cream should test

ot less than ‘22l.per cent. ‘and with n acid content of not more than .7 er cent. Around# 40 per cent. is uite ix rich cream, but-as stated here is 8 great savin in skim mi‘lk

\ handling Care must be taken, _ ml

A V ` V0 1ARLY good nest and also one in which the g,,w“-8,-_ not M, get the cream toe, _ _ if - - .-- _ --..~...-- _ ..~....._

noN"r i'/is roms '1o. 1-. . ,,mM,_,,st hen nude it impossible to ‘ch as there is danger omega ,, the - -= .wwmi.l_-uuwm~u+s.~r> ~

epsrstor is not working properly

, > l 1m*

Dr. Mos'ae'a Indian Root Pills

cure mumneemmon ailments wh& U2 WW creat, but which diaries from the _mme mine--s spin dngpd with impurities. The Plb

muse the bowsls _to Eoved”l dftngthen an eti te

sndopen up the =ll'es of tha These organs immediately throw I

the socumnlsted imgrities, sad Bil- 'r~°~‘°“‘r“c» “Cm Kidney 'l`rou_iq, eadschee, srlnn and similar ailments Wil Dr Moree’s Indies Root Pills

Ssvo Doctors’ Bills

Dr .I Woodbury’s I-lone

Dt J Woodburys Cele-

» ,‘)`_ _ _` {. _ A, 4 ,_,. ,V

4 ,~_ ‘ i 4 ` ` J

Big Money

Yes! 'llhcre’s big

a Black Fox Farm;

ranches for fur-bearing TING. They want to feel _valuable pnimals inside the

MARITIME~Wire Netting is galvanized a

The Fenc the wire

fber weav

' will corrode and formaweak s tiater L ` ' ` a

can’t afford to take any suclfochanceyithiziigsgclfés

_ _ -buy MARITIME NETTING. 1 _ ~ Y Always a good stock on hand read fo 1 '

every foot of it guaranteed. Buy MAllrITIll/5lllll\)l}E?1`I}11‘:l*l\l1(‘,l for your poultry farm-there’s none better at any price none more strongly guaranteed. ' ’

Write for.-special fence

‘ booklet-free!

New Brunswick

Wire Fence Co.

mesa

MoNcToN, N. B.

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_‘Meat May Be Injurious 1 and l__s Expensive!

_ Some people may eat lots of meat without in-

. ,Others should avoid meat almost entirely, yet they

Either class will benefit by eating less meat

` and more Kellogg’s Toasted Corn Flakes.

It gives much more uourishm_ent than its cost

-_ ' ~ ‘ _ 11 1 ° ldurinultho season. wr rrm1si>orn-ri n ‘ in meat is infinite] more easy to digest-conse

fphc best y,,,n,, 1,, breed from are '°’"‘11“ 11”; 91° b¥`°U11BI` any UUE*-h|chsr~g~es and also there will be lgs ‘ ’" y "

the active' bright eyed and 300,; my. 01 f111’1l-‘- Il 1il96‘aBB wear and tear and expense in hundl-

quently better for you. ' 1 `

Ask for ' 'Q

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\ :ter in-as and inn r A ii ir, hi sued ich t ' g ' 'v ' ~ .

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(Uv J. S.- Cotton.) good ncst For the 1B_y‘ing hen, do not . ` I E °* _ _ - 1 "U

HOTEL F LAN DERS

|53-|37 Weei 47il_i Si , New York ily

JUST OFF BROADWAY. -

The right k nd of is hotel in tho right Iucnlliy in the hssrt o'*1he\h0l|f¢

e if i _ i i

ggnlflhikgiidrsrlywlrliigmi bllrilsfiltilfii. A mr" "M ‘"1" “" °m"" ° °

llsndsomely Furnished Rooms. Private. llsili, $I.50 PER DAY UPWARD1

lrnm Grand Ueiitrel Btstlon, eers msrked “llroiulws "_ without ii-annfbri l’°lllll.Ylvsnis Station. 1th Av. cars wiiboultrsnsfer.

u io -_

Lmuoiiiimwmi "° M "M" "“ll'°" n '_.

. i li. srimillls Pri l

der to :ct a new s\11YI>l|y ul P1M\'1» 45051 fwfr! time to time to ken up to 40 . ` °

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capacity of the pasture will 'be low Just before blossoms appear use ‘ w

and will K1‘s‘d‘uai~1y diminish. 'lllie lame mrixture to which add Z lbs. N U

k in n q ‘ 0

These are the Preparations which

have 'helped to make Canadian Horses famous

They have many imitators but nO

equals. ~ - _ ~

Ask for and Demand

Liniment

_.ended .cfnidumef

WAI!

dl1tiiet and milacent to the iilionging ccntres.Pos'itIve|rv fire rrou. lllxeelieiaiy