lllulicura Heals

Sure R_etl_P_imples itching, Burning aiill lrri-

tated. Lost- Slee

W R

"My face broke out in plmples that

would heal up and then break out

lost a lot of sleep.

“l had the plntpies for

-'._ overhve years. Then I used

Cuticura Soap and Oint-

ment, and two cakes of Cuticura Soap

dn _ again. It was very soreand / X red, and all the time itching

D and burning, and I irritated r my face by scratching. I

-and one box of Cuticura Ointment

healed my lace completely." (Signed) Misa Zoo Parkes, Uttcivillu, Ont., March 13, 1917.

Skin troubles :ire quickly relieved by

Cuticura. The Soap cleanscs and puri- llcn. the Ointment ioothes and heals.

_For _Free Suniple Each by M nil ad-

dress post-card: “Cuticuru, Dept. A, Blleldll, U. S. A." Sold everywhere.

SURBINE STUPS

delivered. Horse Book 9 R free.

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or delivered. Uberalrrinl borrlr for ilk mumps,

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from our large assort-

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MON TAGUE

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. Montague '

Wlie_re. You Get Expert Eye Service

We, have the best equip-

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service-tohtainablc.

Come in and look our

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Save your eyes..

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from a Bone Spavin, Ring Bone, Splint, Curb, Side Bone, or similar troubles and gets horse going sound. lt acts mildly butquicltly and good rg-

- suits are lasting. Does norbligtgr

or remove the hair and horse can be worked. Page i7 in pnrnplrlct with each bottle tells bow. $2.50 ai bottle

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“A poor workman is known by his tools”

When _voir allow your' c_\'cs to

bo fiirnlt-ilicrl wltli clrcap glasses youylinve rr poor workmtin irt your' oiriir'lo_\‘.

TORIC LENSES arc thc hc:-it :isslstarils your eyes can havc.

Tito rlccp curvc towards the

eye, correspoiitllrig in thc slmpc ofkttrtreye, gives rr larger field of vision, prcvcrrts irritating re- flections, rind divides power eq- un-‘lly over nll the ions suriacc. Wu spcciullzo ln ’l`or=ic LPIISES-

H. J. Mahon

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pile securing of suitable feed is becom- Iig more and more difficult. l" the "wliuz up ofthe irreouirrg

pens these conditions should he home in mind. Aim to use nothing but your veil' best birds. as it is only from these that the highest results gan be obtained.

The rutile to head the flock should

be fronr ri high producer and. if pos.~iiblc_ to know that his sisters ure showing their ability to lay, ull the better. Not only should* his pedigree be right, but he should show vigor in every move. A bird ot this tlescriptlorr will show ri fairly hrorirl head with zi rather sliort, stout. bunk. ii bold peirclrig eye,4r skin that is4.~rtill_zriiil vt-Ivory to thc -touch, shanks wil.li into sczilcs and showing a certain fllllillllll ol roll pigirtciit down tho outer sitlcs, , _ ills mates should be vigorous lcinalcs that have shown by egg

l"1|li nests :irc not uricil---and they are not on rnost fariiis-use the-sc pullets llitit start to lay first and select the Iircciiirig puns from 11,01",

The ldnu-l mating is ii well develop-

ed t-ockerel of the fnregoirig descrip- ll0Il Illutcri to young liens, but it cnoiigh lions ot' tho tlcslrablo type arc not zivailtible do not hesitate to use piillcts, so long as they will give thc Ines! rc:-lullsr.--Experiiiloiital Frirrn Ntilcs.

` THE CALL OF THE HEN

For thc past fciv months our pub-

llcity dcpzirtrnurii lrzis boon sliouting for more poiiltr'_v' :ind more eggs tt. tnki- the pliirrc or' nrciit, which is need- ctl at the front. Our experimental larins have published ration lists for egg prolluctloii and even advised its lo log-baiirl our hens and -try to cull out all non-paying hens froin our flocks.

However, hcrc is where they stop.

li is possible that tlreso men of rc- :scarwli don’l rr>:rlize that there is ti smicritifli: sitio to the .huniblv hen ns well its our livo stoclt and seed grain"

Wlir-ii nur' lierds fall to come up to

thc propr-r sluriduiii they advise us to hr'c»>r. them up with rcgistercrl sir:-.~r \Vhcir our grain falls to have ri good i;i'adc they say: "Got pure i'cglslert=-il seed." Hut wlicrt the liens fail to coinc tlrrougli wltli a pr-ofltablc margin ol ogif..~r they fail to tcll us how to reni- oily thc rnatter.

As a brccrlcr of pure brcrl poultry I

gf-t a creat dcail of pleasure front my flock in spite of lhc very strenuous tiiiics wc arc undergoing on the fzirius.

'l‘his question ol' cfllciency o»t` the

_hcn has been on my mind ri great deal ct' liitc and now i'rn going to give _voir sonic of niy ldcas on the subject. If anyone clsc can start sniricthing l'd bo glad to hear their' lrlniis too, t'or I corrsidcr- that the subject has been dcntl long ciioiigh, `

A fcw weeks ago lpui‘r:Iiris_ed ii

lifllc hiiok entitled "The (full of thc lien" by Walter llongana, and in a i`1_w hours' tiinc I ptisscssetl the scien- liilc farrts of how to determine and Iir'cotl high egg capacity hens that

to ligurc out. l \vouldn’t take $10.00 for thc little book today' and it should be in the hands of every poultry rniserf lt’s copyriglrted and, therefore I cannot explain how to 'tell your best

re ri copy from the Rhode Island' Red Journal, Waverly, iowa. for the sum of $2 postpaitl.

that 00 per' cent. oi' our flock could

years. As to the breed one chooses.

are the licst for the farrii. lt has been proven that they will luy practically

'. ' y sg: - brr-,oils and when matured wc have something worth while to cat.

ll/s not so rrruch the breed as the

".~rtr'riin." Get an egg strain in the breed you prefer- and then breed it up from your best, egg capacity hens. You say what :irc my eggs capacity licri:-l? All I can say is get “The (Tull ol' this lion" and yoti W0ll'i ll" limi; lil doubt.

llcrc is my plan for the big egg

r.'rivc:

l. lluy settings of eggs 'front thc

ti'ap~ncstod ui' high capacity irons.

2. Invest ln a scientific poultry

book.

;r_ l'so only lrlg ogg capacity miilc

birds.

4. l~‘t-cd and liousc your birds pr0p~

i!i'ly_

lu most cases it is not priictlcril for

:i i'zir~rrici' to ti'iip-iicst, so l say, l0l'H gr-l. our' eggs from the specialist who can ire-,cp ogg records. Ilon't begrurlrze lilirr ii youd price for his eggs lf his .stock is good. l'in paying $5 and $10 or-r scttlng for eggs this your and I tliliik ihcy arc clieup al tliiil if tltcy piorlricc lions for ine lliut will lay froln 3:00 to £550 cggs tliclr first laying yctir, ’l`li:il'.-r tlrr- kind ol' stuff we iioctl for our' foundation stock lt' wc cxpcct to inzilrc good iii thc big ilrlvc.

rltudy _votir fariir pnpcrs and .Wllll

poiillry journals for l>r‘r-rulers :ii’.'vcr- llsint: this class of birds anti ilon’t bc afraid to spend rr fcw dollars for you will get it hack runny tlrrrcs lf thc clock is good. Arid just it word tr?

thc lii'ocrIct‘.~t right Irerc, too.

Don't hldc your light under rr bushel

- ll` _voir lmvo sonrcthlng good. iirlvcr- tisc ll! ’l`hcrc‘s ii big tlonraind for good stuff and _tori own it to .V0“I country to boost all you can-so ud- vcrtiso and' thou advertise some inorc.

I’d just like to say n few words irerc

hlr.ls of exhibition classes won‘t DN-1'. about cxhlbitlon birds ti;-l fl!-l§'DF0d\l"' r-rs. 'Many pooplc will declare that ducc the eggs nrrrl in many cases I

Pure Blood

You cart keep your blood in good condition-have a clear skin, and bright eyes, by taking

BEE[lllM'S

production what they can do. Ill

had taken nearly a lifetime of study

egg r-ecord lreiis but anyone can secu-

With tho book as a guide I believe

be doubled for ogg production in two

I heliovc thut the drial purpose fowls

as mrrn c s astlic straight egg

breeder of Rhode island Reds in par- ticular I cansay that many of the blue ribbon winners in the U. S. last year produced well over' the 200 egg mark and i myself have ordered sev- eral settlngs of eggs from prize win- iilrig females that have luld l`rorri 200 to 250 eggs in 10 months of actual trap-nesting. So don't let them tell you it. cau't be done for it ltus been done.

Once you have good foundation

stock lt’s a ver'y easy matter to test t out any low egg capacity liens if you lare equipped with Walter Hoagan's ` charts--and only the best hens should be used to breed front the following year.

Now comes the male bird. The

male bird is half the flock at breeding ‘season and too many people think that any old thing that ctin crow is all that's necesary.

lt' you have a 200-egg hen and use

it 100-egg rooster your pullets will likely drop buck to the 150-egg capac- ity or lowen-so be careful about the male bird you use. Study your chart for capacity, type anr propotency and don't fall down in your mating. Too lrnuny people discard their rniile birds too soon. lt' you have u plentlltl cock- ercl don’l pass him up as a cock bird

i-mod for three years.

li' you are in doubt as to miitlngs

don’t hesitate to ask advice from the breeder you may be dealing with. l~le will be glad to help you out and it often saves zt lot of valuable tline and results.

As to housing and feed l’rn not go-

ing to say niuclr as that is a subject very 'well taken care of. My house are two and ri lizilf feet under thc surface of tho ground. Concrete 3-foot wall with boards above, plenty ol` glass and cotton front and l keep _the liriiises well supplied with litter. 0iir‘ lioiiscs must he wui‘rn~-for ii fr-ostcrl lrcn won‘t lay.

l use wheat scrcciiings in tho litter.

Ont and barley chop ln the hopper. Also oyster shell and two or tlrrcc tirncs a week l supply vegetables and meat scrap.

This is the egg campaign 'Ive ad

opted for 1918. lf lt looks good to you join the ranks. or if _voir have a better one, let’s have it.-lt. 1.. Rash.

IMPORTANT POI-NTS IN

HATCHING CHICKENS

During the hatching time tht-

poiiltry house and particularly the ne.-rt should be kept clean. Clean water and ti supply of whole grain :-rlrould bc assible to the sittcrs and ii dust birth should be provided -also. lt' rnorc than one hatch is being taken off, clczin out and disinfect the nest after- :inch lrritcli anti' put new sod and fresh litter. Dust tlte lien wltli powd- er before putting her in the nest and again a day or two before leaving the nests with the chlckcris. It is a good plan to put into lite dust dry sulphur or ground tobacco. _Be sure rrlso that the -house is frcc from mites. These little pests get in- to' the cracks anti corners of the build- ing anti at night. as the hens are rest- ing, they come out of their lilrlirru place, get on the lren's body and it does not take very many of them to make u lien so uneasy that she cannot sit. In some cases the mites ber-,oinc so troublesome that they iictually wol'r'y thc liens to death.

Clean out the house and thoroughly

sweep. not forgetting the windows. walls ami ceiling. Wlieir this is ull swept out clean, use ti gurderi hose or stiff brush and bot water. See that everything in the cracks and crevices is washed out. After this is done allow the house to dry for u while and ii` everything then appears to be clean, use a good rllsinfcctant and be sure that the solution is forced by the spray or brush right into the crack.= and crevices, lf the mites are bad. use boiling water followed by coal oll and a. liquid' lice paint. Be sure that this goes into the cracks and crevices and when you have gone over your house thoroughly according to the above treatment ln all probability the mites will be exterininated but it is ut’.'visabIe in the course oi’ three or t'our days again to inspect for 'the mites and perhaps to repeat the dose once more.

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METHOD OF COOLING

SEPARATOR CREAM

When building ii stable for dairy

cows is is :idvistible always to pro- vldo ri iiiilk-rooni tintlrcly dctuchcd l`i'orir thc slablc, cvcu il' thc distance between the two buildings is net' rnorc than 10 or 12 fect. Stable odors are ri menace to thc rirllk und cr‘cirin"antl no iriiitlct' how good thc vcntllzitlon of tho srtiililc, or how cai'c.l'iilIy it is kcpl clcnii, tlicrc is ulwiiy.~r at dungcr of sucli odors r-,xlstliig in sornc ricgi'cc.

in the :existing cir‘r-iirristriiiccs of tht

fend rriarkct tho most satlst`iictnr_v iiir-airs of disposing of inllk is the srilc of crcnrli nntl thc fccr1‘ing cl' thc sklrn milk to hogs und good cnlvt-si. ’l`hlr»r liitslricsisr of the salc of crcaiii, either' for city trade or for butter-making, rlornarrds great care ln the handling of thc product. rind as it has been shown that thc chicf factor- opposed to cithcr ii :-ratlitliiciory hnctorlollglcul or sedi- rncrrl tcsl of milk is the crriployrrtcitl of uirclliaii utcrislls, lt is ab,~ioliitcly nc- cossrrry for good results that thc separator and rnllk- pulls, struiricr und cronni cans br- kcpt as clcrin us pos- slblc. .

Starting with the :ict of milking:

Caro should bc laltcn to clean the cow's iidder by bru"'nrt followed by wlnlnir with rr rr »- . cloth. 'rite niilker‘s hands slim ' 'ic clean as ii matter of course. as -‘would the pall, and when thc cow hu- been irrllked her milk sliculrl lm ctirrl l out to the separator. and to be on the safe aide, prill should be woll rinsed hcfore being used for' the next cow. For straining the milk into the feed tank of the separator, first. a strainer-pail should be used, and .ln addition, three or four

Not only should the separating be

lone nt each milking, but the work double strength othine as this is tho

. I IA Modll inch W U. r-rutiiclerrt supply of milk ahead to keep

h"".s'»l‘ri:v:uw'li!r-. l:l:;ru,2;c- N the machine going, because a lower- les.

believe it is true. However. as a ing of the temperature of the rullk

for with proper care a male bird isior three weeks after- they begin to

ny f ~ r '

thicknesses -of cliecsecloth. This ble strength-from any drugrtlsl and a cheesecloth should he fixed on n frame fe to hold it cver the separator tank, how easy lt is to rid yourself of the while straining is in progress. und homely freckles and get rr beautiful should he removed when not actually complexion. Rarely is more than one

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works against its thorough separation,

'I`o_ get the cream down to it low

temperature as soon tis possible aftcr it has been separated the following plan has been found very satisl’iictoi'y: Secure a cruani container of good size with tap at the bottom; in this place ii second container' tlIled_ with cracked ice and covered with a flat top which 'ex»tond‘s beyond the edges of the con- tainer wlth per't'oratlons next the ont- side so that the cream on passing from the creairr spout of the separat-or on-to the cover will pass through these holes and trickle slowly down the cutslde of the can containing the ice, after which the cream can be held in contact with the ice container until lt ls ready to overflow the second t-rin. when it can be let out through the bottom tap into the shipping can. For best results the ice corrtalner must be wider at the base than at the top so that the cream will be kept in touch with the outsides us it flows down.

For calves rind growing cattle

wheat furnishes an excellent t`ood. "Fo the former ir may be fed aiorie. ‘The addition of oats. however, to the extent of one-half the grain part of the ration, will improve lt, except in the case of calves during the first two

, uke rneal.

STOLEN TREASURES OF ART

Germany Will Hold Rare`Collectlons

Taken From France and Belgium Unless Peace Terms interfere.

Will one of the peace conditions in-

volve a return of Belgian and Frencli art treusirrrrs rcrnoved by the Ger- mans since 1914 i'r-om thc occupied territories? asks the New York Evo- _ riliig Post. l Until the prcseirt w:ir's outbrcak. everyone has Supposctl the custoni Ol nations changed since Napolcoifs time, so that lt would no longer hc possible for ri conqueror to till his mu- seums with plunder. That supposi- tion, like so many others, seems to have been given the lie by the kaiscr. whose agents are said to have emp- tied the Antwerp und Brussels inu- gseirirrs for the benefit of Berlin. Even I the ernper'or`s gi'ari<li'atliei‘, ltr the war of 1870, tuok practically no lull ol Paris art ti'czisiir‘es.

Malice has ascribed this inoderiitiou

to the luck, in that Spartan genera- tion, ot' npprcclzitloii for art. which lcd those earlier iirviitlcrs to confine their activities, for' thc most part, to or- inolu r-locks and silver' services. 'i`lic inndein Prussian. however, froin llic crown prince down, has become a rlilcttiintc, :ir art connoisseur. llcnci- the very thought ol' a clcaiiup inzide ot` art objects. Berlin. willy iillly. is to be made u world art center. if totir- isis perfer' Paris because of its great er nature cliarin, they \vilI, in any event, be forced to visit the I’r'u~::ilarl capital in order to see Ilubcns “lic- scent From the Cross."

A monopoly of the world's potasli

supply, and u collection of stolen art. is to keep the world at Gerniari;-"s mercy-unless the terms oi' peace pro- vides otherwise.

HIS RESPONSIBILITY

Major Jackson tells of the visit of

one of the lzcrrerals to the trenches on the end oi' thc British line. o The general, who was a greut stlckler for discipline. said to the lust man un thc lefti-

“Do you know. sir; that you're the

most linportant soldier In the arlny'?"

Pte. Perkins murmur-eil some

modest rejoinder, but, as in dirt' bound, kr-pt his eyo glued to the pf-E scope with its vista of No Mrin‘s Iran-_l

"Yes." resumed the gerrcral, “yo\i‘r~c

the last. man in the lust squad of the lust paltoon of the last company of the lust brigride."

After this impressive nnnotincerrient

the general turned on his heel and de- parted. Then the sergeant-niujor, lest Pte. Perkins should be puffed up by the suddenly conferred importance. ud- ded: "Yes, und if the army gets the command to form on the left you’ll mark time tlr the rust of your bloody' natural life!"

Any rriilitary man realizes what it

would mean to be plvotmrin for rr llric 125 m_lles long!

PLANTING SEED OF

HARDY CATAPLAS

Tlrosu wh-0 are intorcstcrl in grow-

ing the iiartllest .und best trees for their own planting should not rrciflccl securing seed.-r of the llncst spcclirrcrrs ofthe hardy clltaplus that are growing in their neighborhood. It is rr-ally the only sure way of getting tlrerbcst strulu of this vuluziblo tree. At our' own placc l have been carrying on thc work for several gcricrations and lliid ll a vcry iritorcstliig cxpcl‘lctrct=,. My t'a\'oi'ltt‘ scctl tree is .sluiitllny alniosl as straight us uri rirrow, 40 feel high, iiliout 25 feet fir:-in our house. It has only lit-on plarilcrl about lti _\'cni'.~r. I have rit-vcr' had any Irandsoiner object on rti_v ground than some of the old cntriplrrs when in full bloorri. The sccrl inriy lic gatlrercd ut any time witlrlrr the next two months rind should be stored in rr dry .place rind sown after i-icttlcrl wiirm weather has crirnc oil ln thc spring. I (‘oin-plriittlng tlnic would just bo about right to plant cntaplris .~trer:~rl.'I`lrc Foriiier. _ . . _

FREl}KlEa-FADE

8un and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots. How to Remove Eully

Here's ri chance, Miss Freckie-face,

to try ri remedy for freckles with the guarantee nf s reliable denier that lt will not coat you a penny unless it re- moves the freckles; while if lt does give you rr clear complexion the ex- pense is trifling.

Slni l get an ounce of othlne-don

w applications should show you

BANANA cui.1'rvA1'|oN `

it l_r-r not generally known that the

bariuria is an annual. The fruit comes to inriturlty about a year after'

:he shoot is planted, the trunk of tho; i of froiu eight to tcn feet and u girth of thirty-six iiiclies_ l~`rolii this trunk . which is ot' a llhrous nature, are thrown out long palm-like branches, at the junction of which appears the fruit, each group of bunches, nurn- bering from four ro twelve, being called a "hand" anti each hand hav- ing elght or ten barranasr upon lt. Al bunch of eight hands is tire ordinuryf standard size ot' "shipping" |'|u§r_. Front the root of the tree sevcrall shoots or suckers sprout. each ofl which in turn becomes a fresh tree.. The life ot' the Iiarianirtrec liowevcrl

ee subsequently attained a height!

the fruit is gathered, and some-

Jzirnaica contains many banana plzinttt-,

twenty-five hundred tliousand t`or ther

that is necesriary; but ln larger plan

lliill by Mr. H. Ii. Tlioiiisoii. cliiilr-

those present were willing and ready to support the Food t`untr'oller in adopting voluntary iatiorring and con-

plaiise with which iris. stiggestirrri was Hier-led. When Mr. 'l`lromsoi\ showed

, r » ~. _

r ren .-i crliinu ed to ivt

rlictl of :rtarvatioii or lroiii rliscirses

about 500,000 inorw- than the iiiiiiiliri' of soldiers wliu have tiled in thc war. hc seriousness the ~ritu.r ion

person the fact should be hrlir:,lit lioinr-

sonls more tliuri hull' thc popiiliilion of. Canada. Also. they ure our allies, aird` lt is merely on accouirt of our gi-ogrn» phlcal position tlint we arte not ln the sainc case. Much is being done. inucli‘_

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Old Reliable Hood's Sarsaparlill ll Pleasant and Effective

ln the spring your brood is impure

and weak, eruptions appear on your face and body, you lack vltallty,l strength und animation. your uppe-f lite is poor and you feel all tired' out.;

Get. Hood’r-r iiursaparllla from uny-

drugglst. lt combines just the roots' barks, herbs and other substances that you need. l

lt. purifles and strengthens the

blood-makes the rich red blood that you must have to feel well. look we-ll,‘ eat and sleep well. This is conflrmctll by thousands of letters from people in all parts of the couiitnv. l

l Hood‘s Sarsaparillri, is the best

spring nieillcine, but is not simply rr spring medicine-it is an all-thc- year-round blood purifier ami loiiic.' Remember it has stood the test of forty years. Bc sure to get ilood's and' get it today. I

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out all the beauty ot the wood. Bseidps, Velvex will givc long life to your shingle!- for. it contains Crun- sote, the bell woofd preservative Known.

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protection against wind and Weather. Velvex nooks deeper into the wood than paint and consequent- lyrnreiyneedsrenew- ing. Bnrrett's Velvex Creo- eote Shingle Stains coat about hnmlf as

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:for/ild snot wcll :lic djilibtetl. _'l`o dill'-r'_\'

most pmt cultivated by` the' Smaumd has be-cir srri\'et!, 'r-specially during thc" ways lc-avirix just ii little ';,'0n one; "- Bemers in the dm.m_em pul_i§lmS. The last l_f~w necks iihren thi- rnajoiity ol platc was alwriys foolish, arid, _

Cumvmion is very m_mlmvP_ The thinking pcoplr-‘have bet-ir aronscll to‘opin_ion. wrong; now it is regarded land being' cleared by H mg mm hue"iiiake l-'.i'_cater cilort.~:. lriit thc-_r-c is as rudc. ll you girls would only tlikg ,_ H hole S dug and the sucker I3 Named still riiorc wc inusi do. And in thc small orders. and if you want.|||‘or¢:, In il' in mom cases nature doing “H iiiearitiiirc we can ull do our best to get ri second helping. ai great denl ot"

_. rnriurencr- tliosc people who. oppur- tuorl riiight be saved." _.__ ., -

tations the trees' uri-' pluntcd with imuy' "Eve" 'h' lmllk ‘H "llvlhwv _TIN girl” md '° “gr” "ml shgw some degree of systenr in tho rorrn ol' ‘l'l"’ mugl' “X Ulf’ “"‘"""' I" “S” "pl mlm' l _ Y »_';:, stiuarcs, anti trenches are dug for ir- ".v"l'y "Niall 0f_,tm"|.` Wh” 'l"“"l “Tll"" ill" ‘-'llIl\ll`*fll- ll in Sll0C\ill1H rlglition, the banana thriving bcst iir` mu" lhllws 'hm' Vmml' Wh() Ill" “°“~" ""5" “re "lm allowed "tu . damp “tm gr0und_ It-ave lrall tho food on their plat--s, “;,_`-to font] in many homes. _ Bmiill

and then orrlfer rrrorc. tht-y arc the r-lrllrlrcri slioiild not be allowed' to pcopll-_who lit.-lp _(lei_iriiiir_\_- arid liirr~ imp rl,,.,,,`-,.|,»(._., to un||nmed spoon. der their own rnrtron in wirrrririg tht- ruin or augur. for instance, or but-

THE SMALL ~|-H|NGS COUNT WUT- lr-i'. 'l`lii-y can so easily be taught

Talkiiig of cleriri pliitres. rr few that by one eatirig just what they

tliiys ago thc writer hcard ar coiivcr- not-il they arc ‘enabling some other

Those wtio doubted thc lit-cd of sution on thc subject Iii-ttvceri ul liltlc boy or girl to liavc some too. voluntary rationing in <'aii:iila. or vcrv clever, capalrlu lilllr- house- .\'<~ar'l_\' every child loves to help arl-" more useful coiisei'\'aiioir of food.; wifo with sonic r.illii=r l`iidd_v girls, ' olhcr child who is poorer than lt- ` could not fail to hnvr- In-ori r-on-, “\\'cll," this liltlr- lady ivris staying. sr-If, and irrotlicrsr ought to shcfw'

viiiccd that tho rirer'e:-rs'ily is iiiost “I wish thc girls would lcirrri thai il lliciri how todo it."

urgcrrt, after lrciiring thi- facts is not only wrong and ivnstoful to li' tlicro worn rnorc liousewives of givcri at the huge inass inet-ling lcavr- l'ooii', hut it is also had main- this kind \'olniittir_v rationing would be

last Wednesday evening at .\iassc_v nr-rs. 'l`hc old lrieii. in (`arrnrla, ol` nl~ a simple rrinltr-rf I

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ate or dry out and of course cannot pool off. The antiseptic nature of Volvex Stains ab_ ucluloly prevent: decay and milieu the v/'ood immunélfrom

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rodents. These ltllno como in any color you wont. They orc very

ousily applied. Proc lise economy this lon

son by uling Burrctfs Velvox Creodoto Shingle Stains. Send for sample of wood a'tuinod by Volvcfar

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