,? M.

‘ A mill ii! .llldled by the com-

,pa tgieotkgsps-a storey by ,the 4 #uw ' s wares. s carry

-,énln uis .hosts

th Heavy Batt.. 3 vs. North

Bydney,,£ _i .; .-

on riipuy nicht. Jan. ssni, s good

sized crowd filled the Strathcona rink to witness the game between the two iiboveaeaiizii. As the score indicates f.ll(-.t‘l‘5lll¥lH W€l'¢» Very evenly umiqhcdf At 24.15 Ilefevee Wilkie called the pl.-iy rs together und i-.fter the usual ivn-p. lugs, Blllrlfnd thc game, Ngnh 5,-d-_My

IU 5

-it

i 1

i l

1 /

. "_ ”"' 'A '

_ '1 Goto Bad Cold ?

,, .1... . _ _. for tlie hard Feels like a heavy load on

your chest? Coughing, too? _Get a bottle of our Penslar

i s . I loiooli the

I half ended

1-* i Sydney-> 'At

half; North

minutes. Hut

tho net. the altogether

I IIASQNADI-I

keep' tile' knives ot "the `fse`¢l"cutters

abdrp, that the roughage may be pro- , perly prepared for the animals and the _work more easily done. _ ' . Mako another mushroom bed now and a ilnal one next month. These two plantings should bring the making of new plantings to a. close for the ses- son. -

ln feeding cut stalks and other

coarse fodders, the animals will relish the food more if the forage is slightly .moisteued and ground grain is mixed

he first ten minutes Gal-_ with it'

` Pl" 'NERD the scoring- (He has since

Millionaires.) The Island.

9" *hell Bot down to business and Gordon. commonly known as Sugar scored for .the Islanders and the iii-sf

3 to 1 in favor bt North

the start of the second

Sydney again fo ced the

play scoring. two goals in the llrst five

for the remainder of the

hillf. the Islanders had everything ihsir Own way and if it had not been

luck iili-JY had in llnding score would have been different. Mcilluigan on

the wing slammed in the othe

» siifprisma how quickly it

Pine Tar Cough Balsam.fIt’s

. gives relief.

'They'-re_ carrying away- bottlesof it. Those who have used 1_t once come back for

_ it again 25c and 50c bottles.

E. A. Foster-

r two

lwsis unassisted. for me lsianders. The Islanders lined up as foll'ows:G.‘, Fullerton; Pt., Burke; CZ P., Davison. lt.. Sugar Gordon; C., Morley; fr, w_', McGuigan; L. W., Stanley.

NOTES.

The majority of the North Sydney

players had a tryout for the Million- sires.

' # O C

ed their old

Mui-ley, McGuigan and Gordon ploy.

Central Drugstore

Itoughened skin and chopped hands quickly cured by Brltisli it Almond Pink, 2lic. bottle.

.- l.

lt is" Never too "late

d. So matte hat ha pens to your

:dc-el: Send leo around ltovrie p

F.S. Mitchell

The Practical Watch and Olock_Repairer ' _ 268 Qneen Street Charlottetown

- .

svewirusss 1'si_i_s oF .

' " . SINKING TOKO MARU.

, y,015lDON, F_eb. 2.'-A member ofthe crew of the British steamer Toko Ma- ru, whit-.li` was sunk in the EiiSiiSl\ ch'uniiel,.supposedly by a slibiiiurine,| litis'arrl\'e`d_ in llondoii, and thus dc- srzribes the disaster:

“The ofhccrs :ind crcw had just ilu-

islied breakfast when the explosion occurred.. The ship was virtually sin- mmm-_v_ get-.king ii pilot. The vessel tilted over immediately und soon had a heavy list. The captain ordered the boats out. and iu'ilfteen _minutes all were away, but saved virtually no- thing. ‘ The general opinion of the M-¢w.was that slic had been torpe- doed, but no sign of a submarine was seen." .

::The cleanliness, freshness _and

purity of our cliocolaics have given them a high place in the estinmtiiig of :ill discrimii\atin8 l`1\0¢`°l‘"f*_b“y°rs' Try them once and you icu will buy no others. MacKinnon Drug (0. E-gf-` Great George and kent Streets.-li tl

BEAUTY WINS

WHERE ARMS FAIL-

PARIS, Feb. 2.-A story of tlic Knilsi

or in benignant mood islieiug Wi

time heady game.

4th Heavy P. E. i. Battery 12: North

Sydney 3.

On the 27th the nbove teams lined

u for tho return match and as the

li scorn iiidlcntes thc Islanders had ev-

own way. North Syd-

ney insisted upon six men hockey and they got all that was coming to them.

erytliing their

Tho lslanders rushed thin s i'rom

hard work succeeded in sho);/ing in on which was immediately returned b Mcfluignn and ly scored, and the llrst half ended si to one in favor oi' l'. E. l.

The second half opened wiiii som

very fast work ward,s who scored immediately, th

Sydney than opened their eyes an

points. Lugar l’. E. l. anti. lie

Guigaii, making it 10 to 3. Play the

thc hull Morley,

Thus ended one

teur gtimcs seen

time.

it # t

ped. - » . .

c iuinn until

Yesterday afternoon the younger

a good clean game,

genie was refereed by Wm. Lawlo while l’. Williams

West Keiitr-rs played well, and the goalkeeper, -llrut-c Ross. and Ea

promise of much future years.

'l‘lic line-up wus

\Vc.~it Kent

as i’ollo\vs:-

Goal ;

Reg. Prowse

Point

li. ilarrls

(‘ovcr Point

IZ th

start and us they were better acquaint- ed witlv the rink :ind their opponents slyls of slay. had on cosy time or it. Mcfluignn started thc scoring und was followed by Sugar. who scored two in siiccossloii. North 'iydno then by

(iordon who respective-

by the lslanders for-

trick being done by Lugar. North

succeeded in notclilug their two other

then made it 8 to 3 for

was followed immed-

iately iifterwards by Mlurley and Mc-

slowed up and just bcfore the end of

who played a consis-

tent game throughout, made it 11 to 3.

of thc fastest ama- in Sydney for some

Notes:-The teams-lined up the

same as the preceding-»oiie with the exception ot' Siai\ley,'wlio`wns drop-

hockey enthusiasts gathered ot the

Arena and witnessed a good ganic di' _ hockey between me West Kem ‘md .spoonfuls baking powder. ltub all well Model School teams. The boys played

resulting in a score

of 2-0 in favour oi’ the Model boys. The

inode ti good judge

of play. Capt. Earl Mclnnis did splen-

did work for his team. making excel- lcnt runs and scoring both -goals. The

Prowso made seeral flue stops, giving

hotter playing in

Model

ll. ltoss

P. ll. Sanderson

here.

On his way to Luxemburg last Sep-

tember. he .stolilwil iii Bilzanles' _f village near Loiiizwy. Wiiiifii Wiastn' most totally destroY¢‘ii ai the 3 9

of Sedan.

Noticlns

(7. Curtis

ll. llucstis

A. McNevln

an extremely lifeily Hifi- he T. Dewar

insisted on being photogwliiieii Wm’ ‘

licr, and subsequently asked Wliili Sh?

would » like

ao ‘t want llaziillics to bo burnt

E. Prowsc

ns licr rcwiird.

C. P. G. Warren

Wing ‘

L. W. ll. Jenkins

Right Wing'

ll. W. J. Walsii

Centre

l.ei't

T. Lane

Rover

IC. Mclnn is

::li` you want a good razor strap,you

Prepare to begin the ice harvest as

soon 'as the ice becomes sufliolently thick. Don't fail to secure first-crop ice, for it is generally superior to that w ich develops later. _ f a_ gloss is desired on. linen add a te spoonful of salt to the starch when milking. _

To polish .a black marble clock rub

over with olive oil and ilnish with a. clean chamois leather.

When starchlng holland pianfores.

put a littlo strong tea into the starch. This keeps 'the garments a good colour. '

ii' ten. should boil by being put too

near the fire while infusing. the bitter taste canbe removed li' a small qquan-~ tity of cold water, be_put into the pot.

To rid a cupboard of black beetles

place some coli oil lu an old jar. and stand it in the cupboard. Also satu- rate pieces of rag with coil oil and lay them about the iloor.

ln sewing on buttons, if the knot is

placed on the right side of the cloth. directly under the button the thread' will- he less likely to break and become‘ loosened and the button will remain on longer.

To slice bacon properly, always

placedt rind down, and do not attempt to-'cut through the rind. Wiien you have the desired number of slices slip the knife under them and cut them free of the rind keeping us close to it as possible. -

Often when separating thc wliitc

fl`0Ul-the yolk oi' an ogg the yolk becomes broken and falls into the white. Dip a cloth in warm water,”

fi wring it dry, rind touch the yolk with

a corner of it wlion thc latter will ndlioro to thc cloth ond may cnsliy bc removed. ‘

in ironing it is advisable to keep ii

small board sprinkled with salt and -wiiter by -thc sitio of tho table. ,Tile roughness often. noticeable when! an

Y iron has been used for ri long time

may bc rcniovhd at onccfif -it. is passed

X two or three times over the suit on

the board. '

0 When stnrching holland pinaforea,

handful ol' salt into the water, and you

0 will"`t1i_id they ’ilo";."not7 take so much

scraping. and will ifot discolour the

<1 hands. Also tostake the blackness

avs‘ay'aiid render 'them white and fioury put a tablaspoonlul of vinegar into the pon before straining them.

If you intend leaving homo for a

ll few days and wish to keep your palms

and other 'plants wellwvatcrcil during your absence, tiikc a tub and get as many ‘bricks as you have potsrto place in the tub. Cover the bricks with water. und the plants placed on them will draw all the moisture they rc- qulre, and keep iu_good condition. -Mildew stains are' sometimes a source of great'troubl'e"`iinil"are difll- cult to reiiiovo unless you' know just the right way. -ltub it little soap over the mildew spots, and ou lop ot' this it little chalk and lemon juice. -li' llic gnrment is. then put out in the sun for a couple of iiours'ami ni`terwai‘dn vitasheil in the usual wuy the spots will disappear.

Scotch Fingers.-lTwo cups iiour, 1

cup butler. _‘.2 tablespoonfula sugar, 2 tablesponutuls milk 2 eggs, '2 ica-

together, then moisten with eggs and milk. Roll out very tliliily and cut into strips when done. ice with soft icing. , 'Eggs by Mensiiri-x.-Eggs by iuea- sure can be reckoned as easily as by count. A ciipful of white or yellows or both mixed equals ‘.5 lb. it takes

lr iii wliitc'or 12% yolks to llil ii cup. rl Two yolks equal I cgg. und 1 cup oi’

yolks cqiiuls the same :is 7 seggs. Iiecause they urn much richer than whole ones. Water should hc added to them to iucreasc the bulk, and it makes them capable of being beaten lighter. Ton average-sized eggs will Weigh 1 lb.. 5 cuss llil a cup. llemem- bering this makes it easy to use any size eggs for cooking. from goose to bantam eggs. For instead of counting they co.u bc measured after breaking. A cupful of eggs being equal to 5 hen‘c eggs.

lcings.-To make a cheap and iiico

soft icing use boiling* water instead of whites of eggs. Be careful that only a little watcr is added at u time. its it runs very quickly. _

Chocolate lciiig.-Tlircc oz.. choco-

lato, LQ iii. icing siignr, ii littlo watcr; nielt ovcr llrc. (iocoanut lco.-Put 1 iii. sugar, liall\a-

1'-

" '" -~ " i ' iiou

to thc- ground. the glr rep . . whereupon his Mali*-My W\"0i“ ‘Wt ““

. ¢,|-.lor to that un‘cci, which luis since

colved. ’l`licy uro styles and qualities,

want cne ol’ those wc have just ro

shown in many

prices from 86c.

served as n talisman whenever the villagelins been nieunccil.

». `.' 1.

'Small Deposits ' A 'Welcome

isa io mn if savinzl

Aogohrtl dh not hesitate be¢l\l:°

u hav, only a small sm 2 .

Mmm; you will be we hint atom' once, Some of dai-Ng _

- waomwvvws -

itjpour aimtohly°:.“l¢°\\;*§: ‘

up. Mai-Kinn

OV ~»“"<-é

.llil U

it*‘°

- ' " they arc to

' Something in this new arrest of Bri

Colonials we erly' 'when E

ami sent. to

-mp" "*‘:."‘.f..i. hi...._.3 .

` 'f?"The Bank of . Nova Scotia

Nil' ' _ ' . ° . iam. Memumu our - - 9°'F'f>m

isi.ANi» nRA§t::l~lBS

. 5',;:i°"°sf'»:‘--»' -»<-'“--fs-“'

°°"‘ ' ' ` i ‘ ‘ vom vm o»er»»if>

Mmm om

Pork Oats (wbitel Oats (black)

Print Butter

o 0300.000

moon '

. , Caltskins -

°“» no-nm i ‘soot uni

’-». ..\~»»¢~~\.»-n-

SIXTY CANADIANS

ARRESTED IN GERMANY

i~eiitr:ii.loii camp nlciig Ilritlsli civilians.

many probably will

GHIRLOTTETOVIH

Straw (per ton)- Hay, loose (D°i' lim) ESB! (per dosent

Fowl and chickens (DU 'run slum-_-iiisrf “tl Polhtues iper hu-iii.) Turnlpg (per imsinl

on Drug Co., Cor. Great

George null Kent Streets.-Mhltf.

ARE

nEm_|N_ ppb. 2.-.-\ despatch reach-

ing hero from llaruburil Biiyii "llil il" British colouinls in the exception foi‘ the time bell!!! Oi'

i un. Ausii-allans. lnivc licen arrested

and t.rniispiiri.i-ll in iluiilcben, whero

that city. with

be intcrncd in the con-

wlili. other

like sixi Canadians are draft of

tish coloninls in G

ro originally left at lib- nglisliineu were interned.

but now they arc to be gathered up

i-onccntrntloii <'uiiiD8-

IIRKETS

_--

8%<i 50c

’ 52c

$6;00 $14.00-

Mic 26c

lb) 10 to 12

159

, iso

17c

7' to 80

(per lb.)

\ _

pint of water and a pinch of cream of tartar in a pun. lloat. slowly. anti stir often, until sugar is nieltcd. lic not stir after it begins to boil. ll: should continuc boiling until thc iuix- ture will roll between thc iiiunib and ringer when dropped into cold water. Allow to cool, stir thc niixturc until it gels thick and white; warm li` it gets too cold. Add 'A lb. ilesiccatoil cocon- nut. spread half tho mixture on some thin paper. colour thc rcst. und spread on top oi’ the white. When cold cut into squares. -

A NEW MILK CHAMPION. _

What does thc statement moan to

you that Tillic Alcartra, ri llolsicin cow, owned at Woodlnnd, California.

in a year? ' ' ' ‘ This is her record. no matter how it impresses you.

.It is a most astounding achievement in milk production. lt means that this

5r,B0ne,.s_ Th has given over 30,000 pounds of milk

be contlnuedg.

_ $1,00l)__»i_leward!!

FOR A CASE OF INQURABLE CON- STIPATION.

To g_ny.person_wlio.-jcsiinot he curod

of Constipation by Dr. l-laiuilionh Pills, tho nboverewaril will be paid.

No medicine gives such lasting sat-

ilfactlon or eflectf .such marvellous elires ns Dr. 'l-inn: lton,'a Pills. llelicl'

instantly follows their use. Thai. binding lieadaclio goes forever, that feverish feeling in the skin is .soothed away, bilious ills and( stomach disor- ders arestopped. .

V ‘Delft be nervous about using Dr. llap1`li.on's. Pills; they are mild enough' for a child oluae, yet certain

.hgh effective ln.ac\`lpn. in.,the most

‘be \hiil°‘l ‘ii

gave a

every milking

night eleven

voor-.nor have

a da

»1mn¢in.a..ve ful thing to have a cow give two pai of milk a day when fresh. waht th

great lactation.

This sort of cow is like the lior

of lil-uluage. She could not safely b

her as a part of her educatioiirnor

avoid punishment. . . - - She n1ust.he a winderfully vlgorou

educate himself and his household ii to her standard. ,

WINTER CARE OF ASPARAGUS

fact, the yield depends but little upo the care it receives during the carl

h_ . .

the fail, winter and curly spring treat- ment is largly responsible for the pro- duction. Prof. Montgomery of the Ohio State University claims that the tops should be cut and burned at t.lie closc of the season. The season in this case does not rcfcr to thc cuttiii

come. This riiaiiiigciiiciit sei-vcs

season. A sharp lim-. or stythc is use to cut tho tops which arc iziitlirc

mulch is not rcuiovcd early ui tb spring it only serves to retain til

fertliizatioiiianil cultivation w given to the plantation. -

._FQ,_R THIS WEEK.

Sornethlog to 'Keep You Busy .» . i Days.

.l V I

3 wonder. to scratch in litter

-not a. creature which every ina may hope to possess, but a. mark t

leave pei' lowing at the bars until ii.

either morning or night, waiting to be oil stove ,or other heat- provider..

milked. Under soon conditions 'r|liie's Cless “D these fence rows and Dre- great “dder would be 1-uinegby pres. pare. the land previously given over _ _ ` sure 0t_,mi|k or the bruising and teal-_ 1,0 stones mid brush for 3 Spring pluw-` but ll. (|063 Oil llil li\'(‘l'lll.§‘e tliilf‘_\‘ liil‘|\\.'. ing of running and jumping about to ing. if the ground is frequently stirred

next Summer after its Spring turning.

3 by Fall all undesirable growths will _ _ EASY MONEY IN SHEEP' -1!nmm~mH dear

' -°~‘-- lzilmosl

into large hoops und iiiiriiml. li ismii

of tliv qui-ation to try to work large, greatly rclislicd by liorson, i~sp<~t-inlly tops into thc soil without soinv pre- ii’ ii. is inixcd with it siiiull quiuitity

vlous trcatnieiil, and the organic mat-ini' hay. (lot. 'straw is more viiluiiblc p ter they would supply would possibly us ii rougliugo liiuii citli<\r‘wlii~-.il or `

be added cheaper in some other way. rye straw and is more piilatiiblc than

The next. stop is to iipply stnblc mu- ii poor quality of buy.

nitro to the ground during thc winter Wiitcli the development of the it-c

after the ground is frozen. Twenty to and when it reaches a tliickiicss of ‘ thirty tons per acre, evenly spread, is ten or twelve inches begin its iiiir- _ advised, The inanure should remain vcst. The ilrst. ice mnilc is always l

on the ground until spring, when thc. the host. After illling the ii-cliousc

l l

i .

the

at noon.

y_ tor inukisg, it.. rs msd

1, feed oi' wiioie grain. is quire a warm mash

animal did when at the iiush of her he" l|i9l1i»

No inatter what the temptation

se don't-cut the rations fed the farm an offer to feed his cows one ..weelt.

which can tm; 3 mile in ,wo minutes animals because here is a shortage Bild by wettin8 his _grain rations .in-

n of food. li' one cannot afford to pur- 0 chase the necessary food for the uni- be set as the poslble of at¢ammem_ mais, then reduce the stock and feed $25 cash. Well. the cows Kained th

On the average farm Tillie would die those remaining full rations.

9 If the cellar temperature is llabl

chased by dogs or worried by swearing ¢0 i°€iiL‘|1 ilie i'l'9¢2illK P01111. UOVG men and gtouetlu-owing b0y,,_ lt Woum the produce stored there with stra would not do to take the milk stool to Or other vroteotins materials. Al

ways keep a thermometer in the cei- iarf and if frost tlireatens_ light an

animal, but her vigor is directed to have been eradicated. milk p;-0du¢tl0n_ and not argument ll` there are brooks on the farm Wm; 5 hm-gh power 0|- a 8;,-uggie with spun them with bridges conveniently ilu-usageoi' any sort, The man who situated instead of continually using desires the hes; in dairy cows must 8- Si-i‘liCtll!‘€ limi: is li00i'iy located.

P Make :iii bridges substantial and safe.

Such improvements are permanent _and provitic useful Winter work. | it is poor practice to grind the cobs with the corn. The cobs have

Much of the success with asparagus little [ceding value. and the stock

results from troaimem at other limes do not relish corn and cob meal. In than during the growing season. in

ii Y

the absence of niuch bulky food, the ground cobs help to provide bulk, but this is about their only practical value.

feeding their poultry too heavily, causing it fatty condition. If the Iowls arc fed well balanced rations 1nd given an opportunity to scratch for their wholc grain foods, there is .lltlc danger of causing an ovcrfat

g :oiuiition in the Winter.

period but after nutuinn fronts have (Toinpli»tc ilio yi=ar's. working plans

ii .villioul dolny. The .working plans of

two-fold purpose. i-‘ii~si, ii destroys `arni und gardening operations should many of the sporcs which are orspon- sibic for the prcviilonce of asparagus fnanr-c should be taken cure of on pa rust, and it climinolcs to ii urirc ile grcc ihv liibrnntlug plnccs for tlit nsparugils bcetic during thc wintei

~' '_ .‘ d When tliorc is it shortage ol' huy

eni-ion‘s work now.

’ ind other course foilders on llil-. fnrni

coarser portion may he removed lol makc ii pile outside to llic north of allow it thorough disking of the ground, thc building and cover it well with ' before the edible stalks approach thc! litter. This can be used during curly surface. Such treatment largely in- Spring, saving that within thc house.

crosses the organic nmttter in tiisfssii _.__-_-__-__

adds fertility, protectst c p un_s rom WET OR DRY GRAIN FOOD ,,-

exccssivo freezing, und, providing tli{» __ S' uiiilch is remove( in ear y spi'iin:_. :it~ At L 1 O M F. t W W

vances the growing scasoinlll tlic “B "emma :pdf h° °t ay

(_ e e er c _

. lt has always been quite n question

“`°"'~£“ }El}e"‘7_‘;_?)"gd n:tfl`_uttlt\|‘:fg;\ei15_ wlietlicr grain toods should be led lZi;(r)ivds ‘very :‘(2>ilsiill;i'ahlv ul"0ii thc nf- wel "Y dry' ‘Ve have "se" at Van' w'r_gmwm* m._me plamé and “pon Nu, ous time-.s to get our cows iicciistoiiieil

him is to i-ating their grain rations and sil-

age iuixed togi>t.her, but the practice luis allways resulted in ilccrenserl _vielils ut' niilk. Sonic feetli-.rs clallii that ilio main rciisoii -that uct grains

- `_nroduce bcttoi' results is because the

for SIX icnivsr get uiorc water liito their sys-

teius than they do when they are iuriicd out to waiter olico or twice a

-'Tlicsc stone piles and boulders in clay. This is ii strong nrgiiniciil, hut tile-cultivated ileids should be rcmov- our cows have water basins at their ` cd. for they are a hindrance to til- sides and still give more niiik when ‘ ln'ge._-and a harbor for verniln. Mako fed wet grains. l like to feed a

removal of little dry graln on the sialge to

R11 im- it appetizing, and moisten' the

part of the, graiflf efol; feeding

ipod Many Weni feedgfs claim ma it is i» , ‘W-1 » 'thi in-sin

a e dry, hut.--isorl ag-,ls~W'. can got morning milk by,;\v'9t-t¢'l.%.ll1e'» :rains we

will not re- continu'e to fee iheinin that that time to tion. One of iny`iieighbors model

considerable sport oi' me l’or wetting , my grain feeds.. One day l madehim-

crease his milk yield from Sid co\`vs1;’m_ ._ can (eight gallons) ii day, or 'forfeili

s now feeding wet grains. 'i aiu no r sure lhat.lt would puy to _-wet the

w. grains under all coiitlitioiisf but I . ‘ n

am sure that under ordiiiary lar _i- conilitious, it pays to niolsten tliei _ grain s few hours before feeding time. - This may not always; work out whens

cows are kept under such conditions; as they are at the experiment stationsi

-W. Milton Kelly. _ Fi

They will Clean up Fence Corners and.

- Thickets.

one can in four days. This alan `il;

I iiioiiov was

we slept

-~~- , when

“Keep nil thc sin-cp your sparc pus- the market ture will support. And for siiccp pus- luuibs to sell ture you can count every nook, fence got for ,them was

corner and liriar tliii-kei whcrc no ivliicli would otherwise

other stock will do any good. Slioep." waste, and it -wusjiiailo says ll. A. iVic(`omb, in l-‘firm and Fire- out any ` effort or' ‘cost side. “ can be relied ou not only in liclp 'l`licu tlic owes and " '

clean up the furiu, but to guiiicr yoiiiii: crop will just

weeds ,hrlnrs, feiicc t'oi'n<-r gross iiiiti i-vt-ry your l`or

thistlcs and lictunlly turn iliciu into liiivc como lo

your bank account or your iiovlu-tliock. 1 snail-si clear money ou the

i-lim EVBD

growing mont sei summer, while Some poultry men ure afraid of

Anil when i 'Huy this l aiu sp<~nkiiig| from real ex ericncr-. Ou our i'ni~in

we have 25 ewes. \\'o nl\'.~ii_\'.- \\'init-ritio at it according to _ that iuaiiy. Thcu wo list-p ii piii-c-,o|' your fence corners'

bred buck. \\'o broml no iluii our tio nooks ,und place:-1 lambs como in .\lurt~li. it-;f~i»piilg ilicui without p

“A year ago lust l-‘ull our :f.l|ccpflil_',"' - 7'

- “livery tariuer with llil mort- should always have some

feed-

. . ,

.ic so coinpleto tiiat every perfor-

ier nioiillis in aiivuiicc of the work ictiiiilly taking pint-ai.. l’rcpnrl~ ilu-

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