or an-_i

_- IHECHARLUITETO x tit

w|.|E $ci`|00|_ '_ _,__,_,________

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f’_§_niurs

A llpm means fuii to the hriin, not

` over

"l‘l`|e standard measuring cup holds

milf-_'{i_eif_ s pint.

-___

_ = ____ -_

Glass jars are 'better than tin cands- 'W

ters lint* keeping comee and tea in bulk. w`

.5 _spotless table cloth, smooth and' the

straight is-_essential to the enjoyment otsmeal. '- _ V

_ny heating milk in a donhle holler,

wgavoid -t-he danger of its burning

arid' rlinniiig over. '

A. nound‘ed tablespoon equals one- eigiith of a cup or one-fourth -of a W quarter pound print oi butter. - - s

',According to the small boy's ver-~ sion a thin -piece of cake'is_better ll

than no ibi'ead._

'X' Pineapple Conserve

' ere

heed when he u tired uw'-,

"PM-1 some -aural

e ’*"°mm° ° Wwmwluggswnzeugu

_ -consider this insulting to those

" irioweis are neveraeedat weddings

-feel. eye, and core -the pineapple,

out into bits and run tliiouigh a food

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3 -- ` Jeiisaeseoioe Ni A "xi ' ` l “_ . _ '-“ l. ._ , letting the°nt:;5\"'fud°n. - ` '_‘._*»__l=@_ _ __ _ __ ‘ f Tl; 5"`°\_|l\l‘ _has at gives qslpker returns,,» d start.in.` The Dl'0f|l5 °bfl.il\94 ¢\‘°m “.\!|'¥°*/"1 AM i ' . _.r open their __ _“°°5U¥_|°5l__t\lY9-_ _ __ a'small{'wb.y by secui-tggfiqlchoiog ¢..,_ing lean, poorly fleshed. unfinished Vf t V » lies » on. , -_ rr f...-nm... ...fn ....' s ._ " “‘ e- --»-on »» 3 on -e _-» ---- ~ -~» »- f--~

_ ~__¢_,. __ »_» ‘j $1' __ __V _ _ 9, " ywlmy- ` ' l _ _ ’ . T ,sire of same breed/. 'He will thu-s - V

' ' il; V ';_{ky ‘gf ` ' ` 1.-':`_'l-een; Vfzu ` - V -N-_m_;V.”.-V_.__'~m_°_'_'_'_ BY P|°"i“S'lf U10* fill? H_Vl\l\|¢V|i. lay the -Iqandatiions for both pleasure -_ i ' '

- ` ‘ ` ' ‘ ‘ff "Wi" free. 1-: so-on tin ‘¢~'fww»'u-stent" W-elseif? '.na°f§§ft§f'f” §°"""' "`° "`°"“’° “-1 ~i_»»u¥“t~§ -~ . _ _ f

i. -.v -... a i. ' _ I ;_;‘,; _-_ V' _ _ __ V' _ »

' » Mx thu’ M' md' ° i'°m‘ ‘ml f‘ '£3 ' ”“°u“*i°°hV°i“i.°- " i- BY tllflilliazn the stubble under it - ' ' ~

n J iv broken comb. V _ V,._,_V _ _ ,&°_ _“ll”_utl-“Q-ar-'ales -V,f,i4§_5_ lu-___ "me to mt and act as __ _e______zé____ PHOSPHATED MAll_U_lE BEST _ _

'lr E* \7|?r_gl_ i __ I re- .

H00 _l

would

Venison. wild boar and monitor P 'IH be sweetly iinhrevea ot r 5

- V _ -V _ _ 'rn

”°°" °'° °r°r°=- ef es ma , ‘=¢*4r'_°"U.~__\__f_°'_'=»".11¢¢'1_~t"=f_~=\~» wt _tue on ti.. '.’..f.‘l`f.§i.'.§.".§°.f'.°t»f`.f}’ mtg .Ziff ._ “”‘°“ "’°“" "‘“”“’?. P" "°°“ _

which means mwnmn whale- -- |l`g,gl.\4{,*-rlllgllellal. tp inforced fwitlr acid phosphate, 0

` ' ‘ sums' remains in the 'land pounds to the ton of manure, the

n.» _ ; _ _ ‘ef the 'iwrin wiilsiiiove sum . ' ' _

_ We umm name our dogs- etier Wlltreward-ror.the‘iinienaii-snort bugfsstéel :Zim "“","’ ‘° “V” ’“°'° phosphate heing mixed with the

'- 'r 'flmillll persons. 'ph J ' UeiidUdi.V""'~ ` manure fbefcre spreading, it has in- soge, baking powder, pepper, salt -V - ° “T’““°'° Result of uct-nlowius et °uu°= Each o-reared the oorn yield i»yi1s.44 hnshV

gllll spices are measured level. V pg

- _ tlibl - ill

l-ill-,mp ._ __ puma" who are wh’ W do muck 8 ;_:ac_;c;__tt:__;h3 _g_roi;i;_tldl,I;s¢l:_‘:, els -over the yield produced by the

- Japanese -ladies wash -themselves °°“°"°¢°'°°“°°"“°'~'<l|fW°rl”\rhould buy- . _ _ _ same _quantity is tone) oi' untreated

_ the stove, each one will emit the mole- and wgpther exposed manure, follow-

ith charcosland `rice»bran and ` up all the'old` iron they’can ilnd. 'It ' _ V ° ith soip. ` - ' 8 om makes a goodreinforoément. -"Buch nhl? tt: vitally “°°°"“'V' “nd edby an increase or 6`.31`»busheis in Wh eat --rice as a. cooked cereai;- lrticles as uldiluksies. wagon ta-e'e,~ ,pw tofro °__;`da”’;_ °l°'”_‘°“‘“ “°°°"` the 'wheat cron and' 1.621 pounds ef

Javanese as their .bi-sad. - '- llhaftiuz or nil kinds. iron rods. etc., f..l.lml_e ln _l:0pre___‘:;'::"____' __ ¢\‘°V°r; hey. reports J1e'011i»0 Elmer!-

‘ EXW Japanese isfone year older :W “°““UY "ld fm *|19 nf3t`b’d-_"hd the plowing cannot be doige ihfnizgi ment station' The total value or uns on e Toehi-koshi, a. moveable feast' 6m°um°° “WY 5\"°`i\°l even ‘offered ` ' increase has been $22.60 -more than like Easter. Last year it fell on Feb fm' "1°- The” 1' 5 5°°d bit °f j““k sxlthdaftffrthzewihtiiixh hiastbein thier? that produced by the same mummy

-_ ' - _ ~ rsooio or hihilidbn

3rd. " - - _around the average farm that might _ Df Untfeated manure W 0 8 98

_ _ . _ _ f horses to stand this hard work, then allowed lo lla ln the barnyard from

A man never wishes- his wife *’° diB`D0'BBd0 for concrete reinforcing - V

_ _ tthe t‘ract0i‘ to work. The in '

“Good morning” iii-st'l ‘She greets ___?..._i..._ -V = W “rea” January to April. supposing. -thc

' - _ in crops derived from lowin t thi'

him and h ll . D 5 “ 5 phosphate were to cost $20 per ton

9 791’ 9! _ KEEP DISEABED RYE AWAY (img will mm-3 mall offset the cost of .

there would still be left a net increase

‘W“‘°1\'°'vif°-sits down to a nieai V' ' " #Rom 1ANilviA'i.a` ' - W" ' ~ - ith her -husband. before eating she ‘ V ` the mwtur' A of $19.40, or ne:rriyV$2.50 for each toil eye; itedahiin ‘ ’ _ _

k_______e_______ _ een <'i ascent your z__:l_1_° afssexl d;slre__t<; :xtellddtlle not he ohtefined for the operation oi

_ ' 5 99-l` 3 GW 9 Fl' the tractor"then convert the aut "*" A womn -' - _ ’ °"‘° i=iNENEss -or i_iMEs'roNE

_ '1 n°V9_l' “Desks of her $01119 Chile!! i\\ U19 B0WiY_l_Z Pf WB bi/_ bile into a tractor. This latter can be

__;‘;_b:"_‘_1 US limb. who speaks of "thc Persons wllo have not had any previ~ operated by anyone who understands From experiments wlth llme ol

- ous exper ence with 'this crop and l-lmnlng llle can Th l lbllll l

- *'_“V*°*- time may be-some among them who .this transformation ha; :oaesn deiheln- varying nnenese' conducted t° de'

of manure _

termine weather the extra cost of lime

`8ENDlN' _ are not ‘aware ‘df a -danger to- breed~ ptr l ,3 ll, - _ _ _ _ G B:-_|"\|;;:_i;ET0 THE BOYS _lug hum -nnlmals thu may exlst ln q__;;o__sZn ;;l;):_€_hl€'0 Ts; tglerenis finely .ground is instilled, the Pcnnslye

A8 this crop should lt lbe -fed to any great l-lvell _ ene (4. "““i“" St”t»i°" ""“°l“deB’

Oii the basis of the ilntu accnniula-ted

A gm __ ___ M ex-tent. Thetroufble exists in the ergot Tllls ls --wal. llmen l h

ul) 0 a es were recently dis whlch ls caused by __ hmg_u___ whlch to have ___e__°0__ Cerezq; 3_1 __‘;_‘;_‘;gg;’_; on the behavior of thc varied sized

chopper, or gi‘s,te` as desired. To °“9°i”8' me ll\l9ii¢f0i1`0if Bending bibttoi ll tl] (lla B ls resenh re lacés tm; ' ` limestone particle when incorporn ei

each pint of the pineapple tpulfp add* V°° one pin-t of rhubarb cut up into bits. 0

Foil until tender. than add to each h pint of fruit a pound of sugar, the

juice and grated rind of three oranges °d and one cupfui of almonds or English ed

walnut meats chopped' into bits. Boil 1’ to the consistency of a conserve. and- iill into glasses. The orange rind may “‘ he omitted if you do not care for the' b orange flavor. F

was to li l t

M 9' caan In pa" Wm and should be carefully looked out for

across -the ocean and which had arrlv U p ph _ ' ’

arohment -paper pack in -t-he butter

soil

rye bearing ergot has stood should

ront i ood d‘iti ~ ,_ lug con on 'md 'ms mud not be sown lto the same grain the ppm “M 'by U” c““"'"““ "’°y' Wm' next our and it is oeieet to ioiiow ti

,were -being fed on army rations of mar y '

THI JAPANESE WAY

Bouts Things That Are Done Differ- ln France or Flanders mlgm lllw lr D

crop so affected with a hard crop so ar

i 'i ' “° “"°‘d °f 1'"/“t°" P°"“" to rid the land or the disease it in

wild grasses, rye grasses. blue joint

_*WY lil *N Fll\°_l"I Empire - send them some Canadian June butter

__._.._.° _ _ etc ibut such trouble is very uncom

up his saucer with his cup. The cup

_ _ B fi‘li9___Japtnese .truest _.'aev_or__picks le

utter made in the mouth of June ’ generally considered to be best to mon in this °°“ntty

Ergotlpoisoned animals show weak

ll “W N 8 me mr ii s duliness and aralytic condition

ir*takeii_ur alone- ' natural oondttione or feed end weethei ° “' P

f some muscles The poisonous chai

144109 In Wm! H1011' hind! folded are moat favorable during this montl °

pal-ins upward

actei' of the lfungus is principally duc

ki th fi k i i

ma' ng' 9 nest een ng Qual to its exciting influence on the muscle

EWU “all lf_\*"°5~ ties. which 'latter is a. very importan' Youll' Vaal” dye _lllelr hall. black, _mlm _to be consldwed by _those _end illbres of the uterus and smaller arter.

ies As 'a result of the former, con

hntiirei reddlhti ith . ~ ~

W 9 8 . ‘ 5 nge n e mg butter ww” the ocean' subjec traction of -the uterus results which in

-Indies never brush their heir: but the iineet hotter win arrive ii ’“`°3“““ °

sion of the foetus-mbortlon The lat

' _ 83 - . 1

i or th - t ° '

mms - see who have soldier tnenfh oosible that the disease may affect

1 » _ ` ` _ ` .

_ for ,

t i h

name comm on under t me “Bmw” ter action causes the contraction o

Mir- _ li nd l i _ '

_ _ to eat a _ de ays n _transit Noni _ n_m_____ __es___t___ ___ the exp___V

b ' i

tlieyoiiiy comb it.

-It is polite to -make s noise with a the mouth when eating certain food. ItV,ahows ond appreciates the food.

'the walls of t-he tissue-feeding arter- ies, which -prevents the passage of tht

The lass a man knows about women “__ ___ _ ___ __ _ __ _ ____

Ladies. -iiovrevsr. rarely do so. as the more he nrepeoti they know “ ° ° °° '°°“ "° °' ‘

nouridhrnient of the tissues. -Tissue

th ~ _ °y "° °"”'°'-°d *° '“”'°'.° nm' “b°“°-htm' _- than deprived oi hiood dies, and in

feeliilgi. _

A bride calls on lier neighbors and

friends instead of ber neighbors and

friends calling on her.

(old style.) 0 Hess! Sars not used on for-moi oc-

casions ei' at nmsrsie or -for house ___

-4-ooeee-ee eoeeeeeee- '"““_ “°“““Y *‘“PP°”“

deottiotiullras thorns are supposed to _iii-_ing misrortuhe. -

No. eiteelis employed in making eiothiag for ' -the. limi. _neinhoo needles' are used: V'1'li"e-.material is torn out and-no-_kncts are used.

it Japanese ties s tenugu-i. a sort

of handkerchief; tightly -'around his

lrlciiiiiic iurrliliiss

WMD You lei into a frame of -mind

that makes -life 'seem one tirosomei

dull' after another, with no 'pleasure In -lt: when iii-health seems to take ali

"W 305' Uiitof _life and you worry over, things that are really not worth wot-g'

ryilll lboutl' _then your nervous system is becom_iiig`»V exhausted, and you are °l1 i-ilehayf to a enerai breakdown in

_ K _ __

h°B\th- _iii this condition yoliiiliiesith

Bud is worth lighting for

“rd soodiirie . red -hiood ie what your;-_

°Y|t§m_ii§eti|. it is a hopeless task

to _try .to ,rapture _your hadith--'whim .

Y°“P,6_it\tl4_il'.deil¢ient either in quan-

tity ul'-iiao`ilty.V And remenx\iei“th'Mf

“° can be of any use to you that Qiilfiivtibuiid up your weak. wat ery iii¢i¢i¢|.__ __ T0 ‘ihiild up the blood and strength-

°“ tuthere is one remedyjlfdtfi

ll" nsehoid word for more ;l\_l_rr laisis ion-pr. wiiiinnn' Pina

A i

missiliiiflll ese pills to ixiQ§eTQ‘iii_§

machine and the best product is tt be obtained.

At the end' of each separation ilusi'

out the bowl by pouring about twr- quarts of lukewarm water into tht supplycan. The parts may then br washed with scalding water, aftoi' which they should be allowed to dry.

A temperature of 90 degrees F. it

best for separation of cream. If inilir is cold when separated there is too much loss of fat. If the milk becomes 60ld'it~msy be warmed' by '~placing,`the can of milk in .hot water. It is pro fersble, however, in separate the millr

-'soon after it is 'drawn and before

it becomes cold. ‘ ' `

BAVI N0 THE CALVE8

'One time, not so_very long ago, no

dairy calf. iii the second or third day of his existence Vhis career was, as ,s ruib, inglnridusly -ended. Times- chang- ed, _ steer guinea sruiuniiy WW* .uv and the Vpodiyi was-no longer a -burden’

et\tesehed.sie-but-stare. beside-

tion of this sort is not the easiest im-

one bothered about the unwanted

such cases we speak of gangre`_ne

o the‘exltremitV

ies, as the lower rpart of the legs, tail

1| q ,

z DAIRY 3 ears, or tests in cattle; and -the Olllvttéllbiiiitiiiot

The cream separator should be ksp' _ EFZOC, BS it 5560118 8l‘8»BBB§ iS “Sil- ean 'i-f the highest efficiency of thi Vslly 'formed ‘by LUSH!! Mill UNIYB “DUI

comb, wattle, toes. wings, or tongue

of poultry.

fail. If any-suspicion of the presence of/the tioubie exists a eanxpleof the suspected grains or grass shoiild be sent to an agricultural experiment sta- tion or Ito the district representative of the county. '

PLOW WHEAT FIELDS EARLY .

(From U. S. Paper)

The government asks us to abstain

from the use of wheat. Every loyal American is willing to sacrifice every- thing that is necessary to'win the war. With the vaatacresige _in wheat in the

still available, it would seem tlii`\i there should be no necessity for cur taiiing the consumption of wheat.

Every acre now in wiloat -can pro-

-duce" from three to tive bushels more per acre next year. This eitra yield .would practically deed the united "States, even though no more land was utilised. .The solution is plowing:

"Plow at' tha right time; _and the

~ I i . Vi . ' ‘ li i: ry;

f $1 3*'-'E-5.

to bg giiipd aqdfburied. But there

werefiiriiher -honors awslting"hini, for . _- -_ _ - V etstesmen are now asking if his life _ V _ _

&,ull|_ My bsprotected till lielias st _» V --- _-’ -i-

lun and Wind lrlng Out _ ly Insta.

How to Remove ilayiry - ’

ew¢§outh al,es,hss anothik scheme a .__ _ emma “___ ____°u°____w°_

aginabie. The state government of __ _.___ _

MMM People. it is the otus ___ _ _ _ _ _ __ _» -_ ~ V *F - ‘

ld...-li.. V _ ~.VVa

"°h."*’ll_R¢¢g. which streniildns tile' “¢l'vsI:(Q_p nes the entire system. 'fherg -_-~rl>li_|,i___nnr appetite, more “Ms _ __-e,_eipr_.ia he lip-

Yq,

lu -~~_‘_r _ .~ il ° situ-"-' VW Dr. = ."*"j._ ';_.=t____ _ _Vll.__li V _“te " ' I Y ' ` (ii

.t. _.___

.$-

iiioirtt ‘ l I than '10 calves wiiii the refuse

ha er;nii_x_on4. ills »&_if0°i°r_l WI”

' ' hrouifss -'sevofiimlsa M __ __ __ V

_ ddeeilled that if other factories are. _.__ “ ‘- _-_ _ .1 1"..

‘°'2:. .......i.'.‘-".:.':‘:..'.°’::°..'...»§ ~ - V. vu ll.,

and _ ' - __ ,- 1 _ nsiurat W ` ,_ i 1;? “vw-1 'Jw _ 1 °"°»V >- i; " ' - .. w-ll Dr- -_ -i _ri»s‘~riar.Vcaiii~fri1-'¢iio- _

sms`eives,_i\ist to iism_s the »

‘“""*r`

5?.

.'__" _ if .‘*i“*"'°.""'_ rented fret _ ith n

'i‘0i'i'“0§"f\d¥?r;5'W“ leading ho :?"l..llg'¢ of |Vyle:¥l;|,l°;-L vas: 5

will not cost you s unless it

sive _you.e- -typ _

_ ». ~_., » i, _ _ _-er.. V __ lp. . 7 _ -- Q’ ' ‘ i

ldl _ d th by stock owners. The ergot is usually

y Ml I an mv" me wp Wm recognizable by the time the grain is

circle of paper. Th -f d th tph utter mocked ln bm__e:___;u_;__c__3d th: well in head. Land on which a crop of

United ‘States,_and the amount 0'! lanll'

removes the fi-spkissr hi 'utgndgz

t ,i . _J 'i ' _

There are iight and sandy looms

underlaid _by sand, or ‘gravel which need no su-b 01' al‘tlil_cial drainage, blit -for ci'ay_ loaiiis it is essential for the best results, n-ot nierely, to take away water in the api'-in-_g`, and allow early seeding, 'but to make the soil more moist throughout the season. No amount of surface tillage, no amount of manure or fertilizers can

ensure maximum crop _production on agpoorly __dx‘Mned’ soil. Surface ava- poration is slow in .the early months ef, the season. Tile drainage is need- ed therefore that the heavier soils

maybe worked to advantage _before the s'eding» time passes. 'Poorly drained soils are water-logged soils, and this means a condition absolute ly injurious to growing crops, for the root system need air. Crops can die of suffocation, even after they have got a fair' growth. Poorly drained soils are cold and' -wet.

HOW BEST T0 START IN PURE-

* BREDB '

Pure-bred stock costs no more fic

feed than do the comm-olnest scrubs, and possibly not as' much as some of them, and yet we find 'but a very small percentage of pure -breds or even-hlgii grades in our land. This is not as it should be, and why? The only bona iide reason lathe ini-tial cost. this. or course, is no small item, if it was de-

herd with 'pure lbi'ed's‘. To the person who has -the finances, this would pos- sibly be the 'better plan; at the same time, there is good reason for grow-

ieuce is valuable. Every grade herd _ should have ut its head a good, pure-

of improving the herd. Then, as a _

be marie hy adding to the herd one

crease would soon -be a nucleus for a

more opportune time than the present full value. ‘ 'Another rplan for getting a start in

pure-lireds is 'to get them 'on shams. 'By this plan, a person who is short of capital can supply as his share the care'and feed `of the Vilock while' his partner does the financing. 'i`hus_the beginner will soon`have a. start in pure-hreds without _feeling the pinch of"paying out 'cash ‘for tirem, as he

'otherwise would have tb do.

'Canada is eifpeciallyfadapted for the

raisingof good stock, and the market for the choicest stock is practically unlimited. There are certain requisit- ss to' which 'any lprospective breeder must gNs`attention in‘ order tomsire a success. He must use good judgment and' give- the necessary foresight tb

`-the business 'He must be careful in

his selection /of sires snd°'feed wisely. lf he does this, 'he will take consider -'ohio plemn-e~oiit or hirworir end 'ahouVid‘b'e`worth considerably more at the snd'Vor'iiis Joni-hey than- ii' he had ‘stayed with the ordinary _grade or oooiuion stock. The pleasure that is tlaisirout of hard worris veryeon-

§ ____’_V____V_____ 'riser-ohio, whenve have worked hni-ti

` Mlm

.- * ~ ' vi

'V i

1u'itie_ls'-til!! Meaelifg. This applies Ivory-peruétaisriy 'tiiths qiresuduieiifiil steels'-wherein we ions-'tor out _ree

the Cplmdjgn wldlm _ln mance ° ea 9 P P the money with which to help carry oil » V ‘ _ ' kerndi of t-he rye -with a kernel-shalpeil V M' 9'” “cm 5°"- it "my be "°“°l“d°d

ne vmman' id 'h t the' I uf- the enormous expense that wo am that an application of limestone iii

sa at r ns utr bod

_ y aibout half an inch in length and

ad sent a numiber of lots of buttei ol __ ____ “___ Colm, ,rms ergot il “uw put t°' which -thc entire product consists o'

very fine material is less desdrabic

present in grain fed to pregnant ani- V

m 'md °”"d'"°" Th” 9”" “d°" male is onpahie or causing nhortion WHAT DnAiNaeE ooss than rms rorlrlsilrrs Of varied degree”

of finances.

The increased cost of the very finely

ground limestone, together with thc rapidity with which -it disalppears from the soil as compared with coarser ma- terials, ieads to the conclusion that all

application of material all of which will pass a. 10 mesh screen and include all of the fine material incident' to

such grinding is sufhciemtly flue for soil improvement if applied somewhat in excess of the immediate need of thc soil."

er _ 1=>._oUVL.'l‘»RY

ilé

DISPOSE OF OLD ' H-ENS AND BREEDING STOCK 'EARLY

As soon as the ‘breeding season i_

over, get rid of all male bi-rds user’ in the breeding pens. When the egi' yield drops in the early siiinmer, 0' when the egg yield does not pay fo; the feed, sell' off all hens over tw.- years old and even the year-olds cull pretty well. Poultry at this time c-Z the year will bring a better price thai later and feed and space will be saved for the best of the year olds and till: growing chicks. Old hens as a mio. especially of the heavier varieties, do not pay for their feed in late summe- eggs. ' ' '

Sell the young cockerels whenever __ _

_ t ey are ready throughout the sum

aided to replace, all at once, the whole mer Do__,_ keep eve__yt_h___g tm ____

i' ll Whenever the 'price is good, sell

8. . ’ he cockerels as broilers or as small

roasters .

ln an experiment carried on at the

mg up with the business' as exper' Experimental Farm iii t-he spring oi

917 with -Leghorii chickens, the salr:

» _ of the cockereis paid all expenses for bred sire as the only plausible source ___c__b__uo__V _____0od_____ and feed tm

hemselves and fpullets up until thr-

tor dispersing' the common stock Ti tlrst oi’ September When .tile pullots small additional cost, a start con it wem into w____e__ quarters on Novem

r lst the cost over 'and above

be , y ' -

or more pure-bred females, whose in- what ____d_be____ ____-___ by the sale of the

cockerels, just 3.9 cents each.This ex-

Dure.bred' herd. There never was a perimem showed mn only that lt _m_l_l

o sell t-he cockerels early, but it also demonstrated that pullets could iw nised much chenperthaii they could be bought in the fail.

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, Somé people have bi- so often until they get ious spells, about every

to be a habit. ' '

The liver is at fault.

Get the liver right by

usini Dr. Chase’s Kid- ney- -iver~Pi1'lsf and the bile will not collect in the blood until it pois-

_ons you. '-

Thereiis no one or-

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dealers find it necessary to I0# con siderable expense to provide the neo esssry premises and equipment to properly finish such poultry the belt place to feed poultry is on the farm end, if it pays the packing houses to take the trouble, it obviously would be good business to do the --work on

or the birds, hut will also enhance the value of every ounce of flesh on ther carcass, and greatly reduce the pro-I

from three to seven cents per pound in the price paid for well fleshed

quality poultry. while the poorer quality has to be sold at whatever

fort put forth on the part of the seller

Birds generally' make the greatest lt

of age, and the average birds make the most economical gains during the

first two weeks of special. feeddng.

feed by lamplight; this is a great con-

venience, as it is desirable that the g

The crate system of feeding is

to carefully not the progress being

period of the more thrifty can often be shortened or lengthened as desired

birds.

information apply to the publications .

Several weeks ago, in order to test

ment of eggs. in due time the chicks hatched and as we had not secured our auppiy of prepared- chick feed for the * season we gave them wheat and sour milk. The wheat consisted of small grains screened out Vin recleaning |» wheat for seed. In this country there are no weed seeds in wheat as it comes from the machine but -there gl are broken and shrivelled gnains so °

the feed the chicks got was just It wheat and sour milk. The hen was B put in a coop near a stack of alfalfa u

and as soon as -the chicks- were a few _ days old they begin to work on the broken -leaves and blossoms scattered about. When the chicks were a week- old the hen was .turned out ailter. the sun got up to warm the air. These chicks are now five weelss old and as hardy a lot ae ever ii-ad. They run in and out of the poultry houses at will and .probably get some of the meat scrap which the laying hens have before them. They also get new grass if they want it. but i have never seen

them picking at it.

This shows that chicks from the

eggs of vigorous hens are hardy and get along on a- very simple diet. This moming there was a light snow on the ground but the chicks did not mind it. Theywere out and about as the sun was up, digging away as if

they liked it.

our chicks. lf they are all right when

along very well on tho kind of feed whic hthe average farm supplies. lf they can have sour milk from the be- ginning they grow on almost any kind of grain, if it is small enough so that

without fear as long as I had eonr rnmt to reed with it. cottage-' oheeee made exactly as it wilould be forfthe table is' most excellent fee dto use two orVthree times' a week in connection with the plhin sour mlik.lt is very rich ` in protein and builds up the muscles arid bones while the corn supplies the on-protein and fat in these 'high-priced protein and fat. in these -high-priced days, when it is so necessary to keep

stock of the country. We must get al-

normal times but now we "must'"'u`ss

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paclillls houses and larger produce __

the fa-rm. ln

Proper feeding and finishing will hu

not only greatly increase-the _weight fe

uently discouraging many of the

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stil ,mi llilll i

portion of ofilal in relation to the sponge on lm amount of edible meat. awe” lm eyl There is generally' a difference of and the dock

is legs

birds as compared with lean unfinish- or hwher V

ed stock just off .the range. damp sponge

There is always a market for prime posuble Do

his

price can be obtained, depending on ma wi the market and the amount of ef- up

gain when about three to four months belhlm _l M

goo

even a cloth

Chickens can be readily taught -to dry M is wow

t-imc of feeding be spaced as nearly "mug, mm al as possible twelve hours apart. and glve mm

spirits of a.m.n

much more economical and efficient. sweet ,pints _ in practising this method, one is able coll” warm

nel

made by each bird and the feeding ed lee wmppe

ill

him with two

Also the flesh of the crate-fad birde is W __ invariably softer than that of pen fed. add B lmlo ‘_

im oatmeal g

For amplification oi the forgoing drink

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Division of pou_ltry of the experiment- M al farms entitled' Preparing Poultry sideways he l Produce for Market" or mm simke

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FEEDING 1"-HE CHIGKS

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branch, department of -agriculture. Bwmtlng “Ad Ottawa, for bulletin No. 88 of the Shan and qulc

ess he cools c

were laying we set a -hen on an assert- enum well A

l attributed xposure, but i hat are well

nless it is i should not br ng the disea

These are fever ness and gene Sometimes ia the region of th of the feet in

the fertility of the eggs which our hens l

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se il

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pain in the afiet is intense

portant it me dry cornfortabl avoidance of ex practised but lil from medical d et is ps Soda is thsmos this disease gra ns ee times a day more 'frequent i in sn acute att

M1 ri

i also

We have never paid much attention

Quinins and

to complicated formulas in feeding ‘Wen Bun.

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they come out of the shell they get zlergrstlzulrllnng

they carivswaliow it. lf I could get

. , periect indytiiiii

sound cracked corn I wouldfeed it gm M' n“,“l

some. but lions

ailments of shi that comes mi durllll thi I

_ prompt astlnnsi

up and even increase the poultry may |99, W

_ renin 1]

ong without any 'frills on or feeding in pg my Q," operations, and when we 'can says' my Mg*

money in feeding _dt is oui_'V_duty to do mu tm.

so. Elaborate rations are all right fn m f

_ _ Ml* "' the cheaper " iiubstitutes that are gp” wfaygus

sveiiaiiie on every i'erin-iii_lier_Pur- -press 1 “___ _ _ _ _ , _._ ___ . .

M 'X ,iles

- ` ` - ` - ' " - r' f w' lm, oesding generation to be better than' l‘e8Ciling Oféct Of thi! ""’lpi!si~:ns ‘iF?ri|i:‘;: ~- . --» ~-l " ve ' ' '_ - ' ._ - pork and do wsu. _ _ ._ .'~. _ V- __ -_ _the rrwiw 011°-The Ml 0( \»°rVwh°_, treatment, _ _doesnt trouble' _s_iseh_ . V _ eine' xeueiae

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