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SCil00L AND HOME

e-_--: When Mixing a Batter,

'ln mixing a ‘batter the lumps

flour can be~avoided by putting the 'salt in the flour before wetting.

To Steam Potatoes.

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Put a cloth over theni befdre

put-

ting the iid on. They will take much loss time to cook and he much more iuculy -than when done in thi- mm". iu'_v Wl1l;»

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' Fried Liver.

Ono pound of liver, l beaten egg l

huh' cup of crumbs, l tublespoonful

oil. Hove the liver sliced und sctilil the slices to remove the strong flavor :uid to close the pores so that the fat is not nbsorbcd. ll__m:iy thou bt- rollcil in llour, sezisoned with salt und pop por, rolled in i=gg'uud dippiui crumbs, und fried in the cookiiii-, oil.

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All Cows Are Alike to the _EMPIRE

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` HARD milkers or easy

milkers-nervous or

calm cows-lzirge or small tents-'-even or uneven udders-they are all alike to the Empire. It milks them nl!-, -And Empire tent cups _tiny on without surcingles or harness.

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EMPIRE hd_ll.l(lNG MAIIHINES

are now equipped with our new Super-Simple Pistonless Pulsator. ~ No wearing pistons to leak vacuum. ” It operates tear cups with absolute regu- larity. Cows like it. It soothes and quiets them. Results in greater milk ilow and also increases period of lactation. _ Write for !fl10Catalog No. 11

and name of nearest dealer who will demonstratotiie Em ulrcloryouwlthontobllzntion The Empire Cream Separator

J Co of Canada, Limited

146 Crail Street West MONTREAL Torque winnipel

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if our Rowu. PURPLE 2 c LF Mi-:AL isa er-

I_~l>i~'>`I1l'.~‘H>Ié "

ctureifs price.-

coarse feed. Chickens thrive and grow fast on

+1 our best of All Chick ‘f F0011. ~

= Sold in any uantit WHOLE- ~; SALE & %ETA{L nt our

SEED & FEED WARE-

__ HOUSE at lowest prices.

shunt st citlfl

fog SUBSTITUTE for lviihk L for YOUNG CAi.vss. .

Feed it, and watch them f

grow; _ _ § Sold in 25. 50, and 100 ;, b. bags lower than man u-" \_

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~ Chick Feed §

A full and sufiicent food ¢~ for vouuo cii|okr:Ns from A1

.three days .old up, till" they are able to assimilate

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A” 010 mllgflzine slowly heated in

U16 Oven makes an admirable substi- tute tior a hot water bottle as it holds the heat twice es long, and can he Pla°°‘l dil‘GCl-li' under the back of the patient. with no fear of dire results.

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_ ~ Orange Marmalade.

Six Ufflllges, 4 lemons, water, 1

grapefruit, sugar. After washing cut the fruit in quarters to remove' the seeds, :uid slice vcry thin, To end; Dvllllll 'lf _sliced fruit add thrno pints Of 00ld water. Let stand t.\vcuty-four hours. Boll two hours, or until the peel is tender. Lot stand until next day iind`to each pint of boiled fruit

mid one pound of granulated sugar. Boil two hours or until it jollieg, This makes twenty glasses.

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Glllilel' Apples.

Five quarts ilrmturt apples, :Ti lbs.

brown sugur, 2 lcnions, l oz. prescrvrtl dll' Hl‘\g0l'- 5 Cllnfuls water. Core and l“l1"‘ U10 Ullplcs und cut. them into

siniill slices, about the size ot' dice. Mak" il »“l'\`llD of thc wntcr uud sugar; skim curefully und ndd the grated pecl _und juice of the lemons, and the thin- ly sliced preserved ginger. And tht; up. pics to thc syrup und -boil 'till tho up- plos uro clcdr und well cooked. Put inf" 1411195 .lille und senl. This is ox- collcut sorvrd with iuc:itu_

Fruit Fleece.

'i‘o one quart ofboilllll; water, odd

one-half cup oi' siigur, two tablespoons ot’ slruinod apple snucc, juice iiuii tho grutod rind of ouc-iutlt' ioiuon. _ Boil iiiilll thi- quuutiiy is equal to one

|l1_itlt. into this pour otic t'ulilespr~on

ol' corn sturcli thoroughly mixod wi l: two tublcapoons of cold water. Cook until corn-starch is donc. Add it ton- spoon or cooking oil Pour gradually, one tho stiflly bcotcn whites ot' tu'-J clrlls, houtiug constantly. Thoroughly chill und wet indivitluul moldas. Pour tim corn-starcli mixture into the molds :ilternntely with berries or lztrgc fruit ciil. up, Allow to cool before rcnio\'ii:i§ t'roni thciuolils. Scrvowith swoctencrl tlnvoroil milk or soft custard.

PLANTING OF TREES.

.flu cxchangn gives the following sol

ot' rules for treo planting Ilia: Judy bc of uso to uuiuteurs, etc: n

l. lio not allow roots to be uxptth

cd to drying wiutls. sun or frost.

2. Pruuc with u .sharp knife tiny

bruised or broken roots.

2:, llnvc the holes large enough lo

admit ull the Tools without oi‘nuipiut1. f fl. Pluul in good loom, enriching with thoroughly decomposed ilifiuurc

5. Uo not zillow any fresh manurc

to ciuun in contact with the roots.

nl position, und work lluc loam nmouc; lheiu. ninkiui: it ilriu and compact.

T. Do not. plant dccp. lic: the uppr-r

roots be ubout nn lui-li lower tl|.in they were before.

8. Remove ull broken hronches and

cut hack ul letist one hull’ the ,prc\'i~ ous growth of wood.

9. lf the season is at dry one. watt-r

thoroughly twice it week.

10. Keep the soil in a good degree

of fertility. Mulching in the fall is beneficial.

The amateur is recommended to

follow the nbovo rules. Weil-cared-for trees add tuucli to the beauty of .1 lawn and home, as any citizen of good taste will admit. The treeplant- ing movement, inaugurated this spring is in line with the best designs for civic iuiprovineent. it should bear excellent fruit before the summer is upon us.

The Serious Type.

Thcro is ii type of womfin who

ncvt-r socnis to grow old. who looks

always us though she _wcro u. oolicitc sophomore-ii woiunn who is thc tic- spnir of hcr aging friends. V \ ller frinnds.usk her “liow do you do it " but l doubt if she could tr-il them. But l think l know her secrot -sho has lcurned how lo keep young. She is lnilccri much like the collc$'.0 sopliomore-she has passed through the cnllow frcsltmnn stages of llfu. but she has it zenl for learning new things; nu inquiring 'und i‘nlrly studi - ous mind. ' , Siu- is nn ldt-ul mother because she

V 'Aiuninics Viotis'of~PulnionaryTroubies,Convalescents < , ,,,,,,,, , _,me

i conditions. One ls no Y _

» _ ‘ il to nppllcat-ions of phoeporoui_0l\

~ _ _ ~ ~ t0lllC y0\Lneed o -1 to purchase ii. cow whose record has ____;___ _ow ___ _“___ adamant has been

been proven. B0 Ulher means “lust be well lilemonstrated hy the farmers of used in determining whether the ani L_v___g___o__ County I" In this con"

' ‘X " .-._ __'~ 2. -_. ` ; ‘ le' ` general conformation or the kladry '_‘_|;:’;°d___‘°__?epgxlolgtmlgoguia eioso

zgggo idgdgeangdlciar czzggrmaixzldii £3; pounds per acre. The phosphate

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.l"¢ql¢llQ¢lNta g:%&¢ *_¥ _ii , _ii siiuiii __ . is g__¢_-_item :OT _____1_>__f°'_:____{'___________‘ _“_ _nd

of l§~- 4 "" ` "opened noun," ou»m.<»~¢s» "'f"` ""%w¢3, ¢|oY°"~ 'l"'”'° “Nw” °' “ww ._

°“° ` ' “ ~ - ’ ~ . '-'._ ~ » _ ‘. -‘ fc”--’ *‘ ~._;*_if_;; ,:i' _.clover tlioremaq emarkod difference 'i __

2 if ig

g 6 mel is of 4 desirable tyipe or not d k h hat Wm;

Fhm "_" necessary to lem," the try finely Kroun for p osn a _

yn, _y .‘i_ _ . `-. .

P ..-r§_‘.»'A‘ `s`\ ~- '

li. Spread rho roots in their uulur-'l

is in sympathy with her children Rl-"1 8rows~np all over again, as they §1’°W UD. She csulielp her small son with his lessons and play tennis with 11°F half-grown daugblr. and ht least manage to look intelligent and inter- ested when ber 'older boy' talks base- ball-` Being sympathetic, _sire makes an excellent friend. ` ` `

Essentially she is serious miuiled-

not solemn, however_ for she has a Sense of humor_ and that in itself is 9l10l1Bh to keep one young. liz.-sides this, she is interested enough iii hor- self not to allow her body to grow ilabby and fat. She exercises enough S0 that her walk stays young and elas- tiC: silt' keeps her complexion because she is sensible in hcl' choice of foods, and because she knows strong soaps will ruin her skin.

lt’s eusyenougli to be liki- this

l'.VD0 Ol’ woman-you yourself must know it dozen _like bcr. The i'.i:~ri».il:i is Simply 10 k9__'9p the mind ividc open and to tukc un iutorcst in cvei‘ytli;iig S0i1lt»’,' On nrouuil you. And livc snr.e» ly S0 .V0\\'" keen .\'0ui‘ .Vfuiiig fuco :ind ilguro.

MORE FL? CHASERS, FOR THE DAIRY

The best method of combating flies

is to prevent their breeding. ’l`wo kinds of flies are especially annoying tothe duirytuan. The first, the house fly ‘breeds in filth and feeds on spilled milk and the like, They do not cause cattle serious discoinfort., but are a continual source ot’ danger to the milk SUDDIY. Therefore the man who is de- sirous of supplying his customers with the best grade of milk should do all iu his-DOWer to get Fld of them.

Careful screening of the barn and

manure pil; will help, and if the mau- ure pile is occitsloually sprayed with ai solution oi' borax. one pound t' twelve gallons of water, u decided re luctiou will he noted. A poison bull :omposed of one pint forty per cent. foriiialln, eight .pints fresh milk. and ‘ight pints water sprinkled round the stable two or three times daily, will *le found satistac-toi‘y. Arseniclu pois .ms are always dangerous when used Tear a dulry. There are also endless types of traps, most of which arc o' value if halted with buniiriit pool or c fish head.

The second mass ol flies ir *hc small

‘iiacli kind. These cause cattle mon or less discomfort, and though receu' trials show that tho effect upon't.he milk flow has been exaggerated, never the less their presence greatly annoys :nilkers and many sprays have been .ievlscd lo repel them. The following mixture is valuable and easly prepiin ed; Two gallons creoln, ouo gallon. oottonrieed oil. and ten gallons water. Mix thoroughly und alllily With 0 llflllfl sprayer.

Fish oil. tar and the coaliar deriv-

atives form the basis of most of -the sprays. Three parts ol' fish oil' and one applied with ii. sprayer, is Vt*-ry H0011 part oi' kerosene, shaken together and Two pounds of racid lard. mixed wltl' one pint of kerosene until it creamy mass forms und implied with u cloth or the hand. also gives good ro- suits.

One part of crude curbolic ucid U’

ten parts fish oil is also S0011. but should be applied llzlllll’ and W“h°“t rubbing as there is danger °f ‘bU5¢9‘"‘ lug if used in quantity. Still another ls 100 parts fish oil. 50 parts oil of tar. and l part. crude carbolic acid, This is n good reliulilo spruy and can be all push with s spray bums Wlfh0“t “HH- get-, it win often keep the flies away fm- two days. All sprays have an in- jurious effect ou the coat of the animal and could not. he applied to those an-_ imnls that are to be used for show purpoi-ies. The effect. ls not D0l‘m°°"m but rather produces n. dirty \°0kil1S skin which is difficult to clenn.

When cattle ure on pasture and cun-

nol. he visited daily., lb" f°"°W‘“5 spray is excellent. as it lasts several days; 'Two ports fish oil and one part pine ter. Apply Wllh tl Palm “meh 'U parts most ut't‘e.ctcd. -

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auvmg A cow wi1'Hou1' A

_ _ sscono.

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The young farmer when n\l1'Cl\°‘1il1E

dairy cattle, often exD€l`¥°11CeB “Om” illiiiculty in' selecting cows that M0 good producers and nuy n 5006 Dl'° in on the investment. if it ls possible to buy a cow with 9. record backed by

An OXO Cube T in a cup of hot water makes a delicious hotbeef drink at the low 1 cost of 2i cents __ whilc an OXO ll Ct_ibe_ in warm gnilk is splendid

<1 ._» 0_1' growin _ children. g :A /ie .il cuss ro A cur

O sf. _~\E,~>g,63§ 'rms ins his :ss _-.:,¢<‘f.1;se‘

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tion. lt is iiecessury that iicr oi'guns` of digestion nud cirt-ulntio.i oe perfect in order that thc large amount ol' food that she consumes may be assim- ilated and transformed into milk. The indications ol' n strong constitu-

nrt. Her capacity for storing feed is

roi.

der nor is the funnel-shaped udder which does not indicate heavy produc- tion. Uniform tents, of good size and well placed are desirable. The uddcr

size Milk veins-the veins lending from the udder to the heart-should

ioquei y, cows p ‘unprofitable to the owner, arc offcrcd

'too long that is ii nou~.produccr.

FIELD BINDWEED

IN MANGEL SEED

Tilungel sccd samples, coutuinim;

seeds oi' Field Blndweod or Wild Morning Glory in considerable uun:» bers, have recently been- receive-'l ut Ottawa Seed Laboratory. Field llind» weed is probably the most persistent and objcctiounhio of the weeds class- cd ns noxious under the Seoil Control Act. Fortunately it is not widespread in Cnnailii, hue once established it is most difficult. to eradicate und very destructive to crops. Field Biuilwccd seeds are seldom present in C`uiinil~ inn grown commercial seed, but they are occasionally found in imported seed, particularly in beet and magel.

All stocks of these seeds should he

very carefully examined before sow~ ing, and every Field Bindweed semi present removed by screening of han<l~ picking, Tho seed closely resembles that' of ordinnryliorniug Glory."'I‘lie_v nm llnbln to nppoair either as separ- rite sceds or ii few together in a sccd ball. Fn`i'moi~s cannot hc 100 careful in giiurdiug against this incu- nco. _

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APPLYING PLANT FOOD T0 SWEET

_ ‘ ` CLOVER

h1ch are known to bn low in pliosphortm or Jotasst-um an application of fertilizer contalninu

_ the necessary element should be made when sweet clover is sown without the nurse crop, H0‘W0ver, Wharf it IS sowu_w-ith ii nurse crop or in the late summer or ‘early fall on grain stubble, the residues left in the soil from for- tliizers applied to the nurse croll Wm-

__*__ _"__, __ __ the Babcock test. °n0lB‘1”@*1°°““"l'J' _ dm b sumcient

at under ordinary con ons, s

sure of the amount of butter fat tli _______ _he ___________

the cow will produce under iavorfllllf

One of the most important tillage'

to consider in selecting the dairy cow ~--~

the following year between ed and untreated portions of Those portions of the fields cetved an application of

on a given area_ but‘tl1e growth of the plants were

treated areas were 12 to taller than those on the

in the thickness or stand

tho last round ol' the phosp

l‘_ S. Dept. of A

KIND OF' FERTILIZER

..____,

The Station reconiineuds

about 300' pounds per acre

phoric at-id und two to foul potusii. Fertilizer can best to wheut by using ai drill

corn, there is quite often n nitrogen lu the nbovo fort the .best result.~i_ A l'uriner this case use more riitrog

wheat in the spring with

.tion ure: Deep heart girth; men _ _ roomy chest and forlogs well set np. P°""d5 P" 3°” °_f "l"°‘t° °*_S°‘f"‘- l

' Purdue lixperiniexit Sstiitim. _

imllcntml by ber large, capricious bnr `°° ;

CALF RA|$|NG, HOW DONE MO5'l'_

ECONOMICALLY

Cnlves which are, so rea

is the uddcr. The shape, size and tex- _ _ _ ‘ __ _ ‘_ _ _ 'ture of the udder should be examined "mn" _ “mp 9 S\Z_@. Sus: utio.:_ .u._ _ tliorou hi . lt should extend from ‘D'p“°m~‘ me mo" V “M e' _ M" T

g Y . . _ __ .

front to hack. One that hangs down °C°“°m‘C“l rearing 'S htm

not only contained many more plants

most mark-

ed. On June 1, the plants on the

parts of the fields. This difference

height of plants was so striking that

er was plainly dlstinguislied.

MENDED FOR WHEAT.

the application ut seeding time ot

tilizer oonlninlug' two per cent. nitro--\ ` gen, eight per cout. uvailablo phos-

willi fertil-

izcr nttuclimeut The nbov_i- fornitilii is one that can be obtuined l'1-om ul-‘ ' iuost nil fertilizer coiiipniiies. _

When clover has been turned iuidci

t`or corn und tho wlicut follows thi-

fertilizer. or_ better- still, top-dr-as-s rust

the treat the fields. which re- phosphate

vlgor and l

15 inches untreated

and the

'v/inir;Tv BEANS-tiolilcii Wax. . .

BEE'l‘--hIarl_\' lilooil

'.l`urnip..__...,.,..

(`.f\BiiA(iE-iCorl_v

\'\'iniiiiipfstai\l'. , . _ . . .. .

(lARR()'l`_St-urlct Nantes CORN-Golden P»antzin'i. _(`.UCUMliER-lmprovcil

Long Green . . . . . . . .,.

I.E'l‘TUCE-Silesiari. . . _ _ ONION-Dan\'ers Yellow

Globe . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

‘ per cent. PARSNIP--H0llO\\’ Cl‘0Wl1

PARSLEY--Triple Curled .i0

` PEAS-Americaii Wonder' .lil

.l0 .I0

FKT.

te spi-ond .10

gricultui-o. .I0

‘nininrn anlnnmpsnapnp

RECOM-

for whcut

.10

of u. fer- -10

.10 .i0

be upplit-‘l

RADISH--Scarlet 'l"uruip

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'TOMATO-Eiarliesi. ol' All

‘ 'TURNIP-S.B.’s. Selected

S\vede..........,....

Carnation-............ Niisturtium-Tall illixcd

” D\\'arl` Mixed

Sweet Peas-Choice. _ _ . . Poppy- . . . . . . . . .. . _ Wild i"Iower Garden-_ _ . Ziniiias- . . _ _ . , ._ _ . _ . .

.10

Ol. C‘i|tllll2',l\ I ilizevw for. sluuiltl iu

cn in his' '

.10 .l0 .10 .lil .l0 .I0

.ill

50 1 ':00~

° .10 _

red us i‘i‘

.10 l .l0 .I0 .

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.25

.00 .30

.25 .30

.35 .20 .25

.20 .20 .60

.30 .20

Pockets listed are contained in our boxes

.lierchants ihrougliout Canada

1/. Lu. .20 .6

.S5

3.00

.90 . .20 .55

.75 . . .90 . .

1.10

.60 .

.75 .20 .45 ‘ .65 _

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.tm . _

1.75

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.35 1.25

Above prices ull include postage. Order now, citlirr direct. _

- or through your local Merrliazit.

WRITE FOR CATALOG.

i.e. 5

1.-10

That. sweet clover will respond road-

too low is not it desirable type ot' ud» 0 "1 these desired C grader" 'lc' _

the loust possible cost. No iuiittei how good the calves are at birth they may be stunted und ruined n.= future producers, or else ronrcd ni

t‘ull\

-itself should be nexuuo and or good “ ’°”"" if ""‘ 'ed "‘°°" °'“"‘§ _ f j T _¢\_j_‘ /

The following basic principles in

calf rearing .ire well proven

l Tho onlw suit- wa; of herd .i

sire.

7, Skim-milk is -the best single sub~

stltutc for mothers’ milk, but lf not avalln-ble may hc rf>.piu<~|-il with bultcr- milk, whcy or ri good cult iuonl.

Doiuiuiou Expernioiilul i1‘urlu>\_

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be large und brnnchcd and are inili

provoiuent is to icni the host culw “-

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colors that the circulation is good, l ‘ ' ' ' ’ ‘ ' . DN f n

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F___ _“__ _ __ _hm have __0v___n which irc .sired by it good pure bird ( __ // [\

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at public sales and sell for high pric~ 2' vo?) °i'l_v@_“ oi Dom' hmmhng '"" ;.' _ _ es. One cannot he too careful when ‘nog “C(_)'_U:__l'?‘;_'_':_m_'___ _____ ___ ____ _______ ' ll ' M/ ,.57 _ _

pmchasmg H cow under auch conm' co'iistit‘li:io|;i l'ii'cIi'r-il1li5»<l§liiiri'st xflirulllv 1 l f/ 4 Il/Z A

Mons" H happens that Sometimes to 4.. The safest. wny oi' keifpliigrarlierd // {' `. I

all appearances the cow has me cor' treo from iubcrrulosi. und abortion is - J F `

rect conformation and dairy type yet to ________ __ ' ‘ _ '

it is a poor pmdmer' This kind can' 5. The call' reared on its dam costs if ~ 2. '- ' -. . 'V 2

not be told until they are tricd out. _ _ r ,~ . - _ / .. - /

_ _ _ 25 to no per cent. more than the pull- N/ , -5 /_/,

At. the present high piices ot feed it _e___ ___hO_(_ milk mn, __nh___S mm mm 1, /\\ ._ _ __ _ _/_//» __ _ _

wrmmly does nm my to keen ‘I Cow nnsture are very cheap. '_ / V

c. \vn0ie-mutt. pail-fro calves mst * ~ ___ fheffgvpf

two or three times as i\i\l_ch at six ` _ -_ '

FARM months of age as calves lcd skim-milk. '_ ‘ . _\ \` _ " ` ThC Big V2.lUC` .

huttcriuilk_ whey, or cult iueul, __ _ _ , Package thatis

' Guaranteed.

Perfectly packed in laright l

) lead foil, and price marked i

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. on every package.

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_ every test.

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HE FACT that there is no cordage manufac-

' tured that will give you better value for your ' money, is the chief reason why you should 1 insit on LION BRAND, but there are other reasons.

il There is some imported rope on the market of in- .ll ferior quality. Cheap rope will not give you the l, service required. Avoid all chances of loss and disaster by insisting on LION BRAND. Our new

factoryat Halifax is equipped with the most modern

' machinery, ensuring a product that will stand

,_ _Whether it be manila fishing net head ropes, ‘ loblter rope, standing or running rigging for tl vessels, marllne, wrapping twirie, or any kind of

cordage used for marine, lumbering, mining, or- _agricultural purposes, remember that it is being made at Halifax, and if you insist on LION BRAND you will get a product that will not disappoint you. ` °

' Ark for LION BRAND (.'orda_qe.

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HALIFAX MONTREAL

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