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l- AND “WE liili-’l`°“‘“-l” »"‘““"“’ °° “ ARM C AND Pills ::°,m;‘°'.£.“.l.:°.:::;.:‘:.f.°:.';:.1:°.t‘:.:'°'1""1‘i“"':'1"”'“'il,‘is-"iiiBest investtlitai

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_ S it has noAsuch uni;1e;:_aivi'iid§i1i_i)sgii

Apple Whip. -- all roomy

4 cilpfllliittg xml; :Estee (or pulp There is no excuse today for so LWB 8-rock NOTE :r:°§gr;100dl1i;fi:°a‘r’iyc°iil:gr crop, W

° I d W ma” m““°“ `“°‘“° ‘Will Wlillillll mu A the xceptfou of alfalfa

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bite

aefessigioonful of vanilla.

to

im 1 whip the stiffiy bee n egg

wifi” 'Hip -the apple sauce, adding the Havering and powdered auger if sees ,Ki Soi-ve garnished with a speonful of flavored whipped cream or mound sd in sherbet glasses topped with halved walnuts

Prune Whip.

3 ogg whites 1/, teaspoonful of almond extract

(,i-mp the primes after reniov ng

stones Whip the egg whites stiff,

flavor E ed Garnish either with

from 'the pits of the prunes

Apricots may Zbe prepared the ea

are usually needs to be added

pea

with a few nuts

Banana Whip.

Four bananas, backed or raw 4 tablespoorrfuls oi’ grape juice " e Whites

the egg whites stiffly, aid to

sherbet cups or tall glasses Bits jelly may be used as a garnish oi sprlg of inliit loaves

A delicious tutti friitti whip may

. von st on and light are

aolzlaerned It should be comfortable

B. S

bath room and toilet facilities FII Well yaara ago most of the farmers of this country were too poor to have these uecessariss of life but such is not the case today A good many peo- ple spend as much money oh booze in a year as would pay for these con venieuces It is sad to think that so many of our farmers salt away their money In banks. /instead of investing it in bath rooms The returns that they would get for their money if they us-

ed the women ofthe house nothing regal Over American bacon which C

dimming or the almonds removed arly during the colder parts or the has been able to command under f

9, i i 51, art at ieagi in many trading and aubiects our markets

Yo r s a o

me i~,ome5_ ye; ii is airsoiiiieiy requisite tho decision of the British Government

way, excep' that somewhat more aug to cleanliness of person, und to phy i0 E91 DHCUH pilirfia flown to lowtlr

Dried slcai ofrioisnoy 'rho fast that many l°v°lll~ Realizing the difficulty

ches make a delicious wlilp, topped persons have grown old in spite of its gravity of tho situation, the Minister

omission does not demonstrate its use aaked and was successful in securing lessness Health and regularity f fl lull <llll0l1BSl0il Ol illo dlleatloil

habits are conditioned by the comfort

dried fruits and preparing togeth often one has small portions

dried fruits left over-not enough

separate fruit Adii raisins to any cried fruit-prunea, peaches, pears or apricots and stew together gently un tI.I tender Force through o sieve and ndii some tart jelly and powdered

sugar to taste Whip white of two 1-

fruits and mound in individual glas ses. Serve with some lady fingers or the crisp Japanese i’ce cakes

Whipped fruit should alwavg chilled thoroughly before serving

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T0 TELL WHEN MELON IS RIPE

'ihe boys who have had it garden

and now they are anxious to know if ll*-at lilo llpo Of course, there is no change in color as theie is in the ap ple to show what is the condition In side The old gardener has learned to tell from the sound when stiuck by the knuckles, if the melon is ready l°l Filling It does noi take the nver like boy very long to learn just how it melon should look or how it should sound when ready to be pulled, nl though doubtless many a lud has pull ed it green melon in his haste When ri ripe melon is rapped smartly uith the knuckles it gives forth a deep hol iow sound due to the fact that when 1 melon becomes dead iipe the meat of the melon is likely to spilt apart ind leave a hollow space within in the heart oi between the henit and the pail wheie the seeds gr ow The gi een melon responds with ri lighter and more solid sound When the ordinary dark green melon is dead ilpe tho rind takes on something of a. trans

F5 Y ‘Hillel bright gieen powdery appea

r

M” “"’ ‘““° ‘“‘“““ °‘ “ll 'l`0NlC TREATMENT §’.§s‘.’i‘l'.’.‘§°i.?°2’i’.“., ‘l§`.§‘,..§‘“.§i“ii’.‘i§§‘..Ii‘?if.°é,,i‘

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on the stem of the melon is ready

dead brown when the melon is ready poslsibleiiixoicleltcgcli%e_&§;1tch_K{£ri]§o_

s a

wo d Y

readily peri t tl <1 ~ _ _ that are being made to es a n

ec ‘e ju gmem as ml develop the business of the countr

I0 be pulled. A little practice will

the condition of tho melon.

MAKING FARM l.|PE ATTRAo1'\v

The into Theodore Roosevelt once

bottom on the wholesomenevs, the u iruciivouess, und the prosperity o

lor the community depends on the

is a drudgery, you cannot expect mini

llfo in thc country." Tho supply of the

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Sgfigénutgifngnfe in agrlculmre' “fm the nerves the elements needed to Heip for Dry Pastures prndutét me supply °t tm" build theni and restore them to n _,___ _

S “ ` Me mmm' me mice os ll0l`iili\\ 00ll<llil0l\~ d This is thc most difficult time o

Neuralgiu, soiaticu, nervous Iiea - tim e r in make ri-iiii¢_ Almost on

and strikes "md dis°"‘l°r“ Wm be aches and u number of more severe one ivgu has reaiiy tried ii, out wi

nervous 'troubles are properly treated _agree _that me mos; iiiigaiisfiictor

the noceasirries of life will be hlg

common. lt is ali important then that educators, legislators and lead-

ffa of all kind use their influence I

n

lnirkin life on he farm a attractive

if t s

fill it is in the city _

Much of the attractiveness, or lack

of attractiveness, of farm life de bends on the quality* of tho furn bullillllge and of the surroundings.

A large parte: ins woinaws iiro

and of that of tho man is s ent in

IO

An i _ nk

'f‘““° '*'°“"“g will “tl” f°f mi tvs.-Milli, ‘H§§$§§§ mf ‘f.‘s‘3§i&..“

Ing populai desire foi the objects that are of real importance and value, a desire strong enough to lead to the expenditure of such money us is avail able

ened" How can the demand for real schools, and ical teachers he aroused” By demand I do not moan the meie

of most of out social problems

late Booker 'l` Washington claimed hog and cattle feeding

that the betterment of conditions in Arrangements have been concluded

the with the Associated Press by which |cbeap. bulky succulent toon as you as

nl be by grain I might say in passing that

da. it is a debatable question whether we

le can afford to devote high priced

m easily tllled land to grazing purposes

n Such iiands give greater returns in cul i ______

r trva e crops than when reserved for

a pasturrs, which save trouble and lab w§n?,fnb$?y,_gIf,o§f;.g;y lrghfge tgfnsut;

or, to ie sure. and furnish a. very good

e reason for continuing them If every ce” of the future mu-X or woman de our works well. 1- s-vs scheme is to ¥’§Fl.““ “i’€‘iiL“%..f3"i§si’.§i§”§’“.f..,l“li

t plan for n succession of summer soil nuurisired ii ,is noir to be expecie ts ing crops, to be fed green all the way iimi -ire wiii grow mm a strong ac fl ffm late Avril Or curly May up to tivo msn who will hola his own th' th

campaign for lJ6il0l‘ 11011195 9-'lil flllel' it is hoped that the arrangement now sharp frosts in autumn For exam i,ui,ineSs Wo,-id ii few years pence

e

the South depended upon making negroes dissatisfied with their

ous to live in real houses

Money in the bank is not the

of life' money is only a means to

ure obtained but the ends not reach igiier suppiememsd by regul r g

it is 'phic reports from the Buffalo, Chi

o

ed The object of life on the fai-

not ‘to raise more corn, to feed nioleicago and St Paul Markets Th hogs, to buy more land to raise more Branch is now in is position to pi-

illl vide a prompt accurate and authori

corn, to feed more hogs and so

‘ What we now need is not 2- Cililllllllgll ative markets service through repor ‘l0l‘ botiui ¢l'0llS ailfl flllel" BUICK but ll from trained, competent officers an

children -(The Casket)

__,._,____--- POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Rest is the sweet sauce that

dished up in connection with

through the blood, which carries to

by building up the blood with Di'.‘

‘th-ely our . nervous you can help yourself by re- fulsiug to wort-y, iby taking proper rest

- and sleep. by avoiding excesses and l by taining out-of-door exercise. For

medicine take Dr. Williams Pink Pills and you will soon notice the Ingall- cihl effect of 'this tonic ‘ln every art.

R No 1 Listowel, Ont, is

the d'wol‘ling. iFior this rgason a\of the system. Miss Annie L. John-

Lot ol Rheiimatistn

Now. Rub Away Pain “Rilo \Ns1'AN1' nantes: _Lim

AND .|o|N_T_ 1 ~e1'. .|Aooes'i?1`iw Teri'

BER UP SORE, 3TliMUS6LE8

_ l'_~ ' C°““¢ lilly! Pain gone.

dllieumstism is ‘pain only." No:

B

°ll6 cuss In lin, r ulres intern

Y all treatment. Stop druggdng! Rub the

misery -rig-ht away! Apply soothing, g°“°t"°lllll "St, Jacobs Lininieni" h`°°il¥ upon the “tender spot," -and

iellief copies instantly. "St, Jacobs "niment is a harmless rheumatlsm ‘nimehtxivlificlr never disuppoints and Wildllot bum or qlscolor the_skin. _ mher up! Stop complaining! Get i small trial bottle of “St. 'Jacobs Lin- "‘°'“ “Y lay drug store, and in just

a moment you’ll be fr-ee'fi-om pain. away. that unnatimil. tr 'I '_ _ ` tbl im h Q - _ ‘ ` _ _ __ _ _ - _ _ -_ , x ._ _ _ _ _ . _ _ ._ __ ,__ _

:m°m'y °(;Buni1ml;` wdlégomhgbe mt: gmixioiré tslilzvslllingé-r;=‘.°f:i°t“%1;::tlxstourzliuzldui-wImr,“ta§i“h Abmwsisgll qe%s¥l!it:t'i!f‘:g;?'6’:"l5£metro.cvtl ©1168, talgglonk .iv‘llks._or choppiflg’ -~.' . "“L'° "9"" " *ig* 'W 'M M ' wiht ' Plan Pi |101 wed. such as- it it. but ucv ii it m-sittrsuiiirme' by rin' tnegray yarns no planing o premaslu "anal-"f°°ll ‘fir *belive* lit ,bowels t- cuionauy. ‘ru A' vi . 't ‘ ’ih¢ ::§"2.:.-.. limi--». »» "~::::°:.::.:.‘::i“.:"‘,.:°'i.i:,' ss.......~.n»fa_»-y-i-as -~ -if ~»,,.,..il ver* f° ::.t:‘;:..~°~:..‘.‘:“°2'..‘:.‘f°..:.."* cs* -f ° ; ‘ill-

" ‘t 5° °°'""' “ wi M dx Mx" Mmm' 0 A f ll ,bloke win” gr Mis' yl““;y`=:d ggrgepub img' ltkvrgegpotgwgpiy 5;? enroll. elziethefsuifer fron: 3;! {iT;lbmlgil(l:|‘.l it *or *ML

li°l'eness stillness and swcllin¢.Don't

Buffer! lllelief swa-its you. "Bti Js

_gas 1.inim¢ii~_i" im -veil-ive-i miiiimis Xt ";i\`\:\_;tl=t;ids;iff¢;“re;'n‘.‘io the last tml!

_ »_ s a egooiiforss- "‘°" “°l\l‘\lA’ll. lumbiiin. bnckaotie.

;"'_lM_ill ¢it~\'»t_v¢1inre¢»_ _ _ ._

eton, R. . l - ._ -_ tone of the numerous sufferers from inervous troubles who has found ri 'cure through Dr. Williams Pink Pills iihiisls Johnston ieays:--"Fhr a lonE time I was a severe sufferer from ner- vous troubles. with ‘the resuittliat I grew very pale and weak. Medical ireiitnient did not help 111°. will Villi- lous medicines had no beneficial effect. iiirtil fiiialiyn ifniend advised m0_ ta try nr. williams- Plan Pills. -I began their use mid took the pills reE“l°l°lY for several months. Wltll ‘lie “Billi- that I not only gained In weight, but have recovered my full health and strength. I cannot praise Dr. Wil-o

Iiams Pink Pills too highly for what

the have done for nie." .

1% ‘build up the blood -there is on remedy that has been ,rt household ivord :for 'A 5¢llBl‘l\il0l‘l- UN lwmlinm rnni Pins for rats People- They who no the sinh-e system. malta ills .blood rich and red strengthen the

nerves, increase the up ettte. put col-

ter of Agriculture. convened an I mal meeting early in sepieniber consider the marketing of Cana bacon Ai. this meeting were pres the Minister, Deputy Minister other officers of his Department Canadian packers and the two re sentatlves of the British Ministry Food charged with the purchase Canadian and American bacon on

half of the British Government

2 cupfuls of BWWGG Slillled prunea ed it in getting proper toilet facilities! it Wm be ““d°\'“°°d that We

would be much greater than the 3 C1310” 05 01° Minialfv Of F006 io ll! par cent may now get for this mwey regulate the marketing of bacon pla from the banks Canada completely under the con

the on both room ana toilet raolhii Ol the British Purchasing Commiss add depend much of me heaiii, and com as regards outlet for its product,

iiig primes, continue beating, add fort of the household, and more par duces W H mllllllll-llll the Premium

in ad powdered sugar if need tlcularly the comfort and health of mlm len i0 twenty Sllllllllg Pei' ¢W'i

halv ana

and convenience of toilets ‘ditch con 0110 lil NSW Y0rl< Oli S Plelllber 24i»l\

gg stipstian with all its attendant and which the Live Stock Commissioner;

_ d consequent complications arises out an the Canadian packers again in

“ash me bmmnas R d grape mme of irregularity of habit which islterviewed the representatives of h

°r otherwise 'mme sweet jelly Beat brought on by neglect And the neg |BritIsh Ministry of Food The resiiltg ber “me gathering °"°“l~lh W eil* The

gaids the bacon accumulated during the first month after the imposition

Of control, the packers have been liged to take a sharp loss All Can in the stable the cows assume the pro ndiuns, however, who attended

wmhmg for those ,hmgs__,ms rg as meetings noted above are in accord

iti h t tives

common ns the traditional good ihten that me B’ ‘5 Yeprese” a

ii th V mem li it gratifying sympathetic interest

tions with wb ci e pa e _

liiadcs is strewn By demand I mean Calla” 5 l‘°s‘“°“ ‘““1 e"'ldeu°E‘1 ll efreuive desi,e_ I 8 desire for good sire to reach an eminently fair judg

°f things with the Intention of giving "lem U1 the" deciswns

their own this season must surely money ir, exchange for them How The Minister img charged the have ‘“°“"ded melon in meh' “we” can these desires be aroused” That Stock Branch with the task of ascer mm °’ vegetables All ""`°“g" Aug is the question A solution of this taining exactly what measures “st mel hm/e watched them mowing question will prove to be the solution be undertaken to provide quantities

The of cheaper feed of good quality

one a daily Market News Service w

room cabins and making them desir given to all the newspapers of Cana

through the medium of direct te

end graphic report from the Market O life. cers of the Branch at the several Ca

and that life is wasted if the means I adian Stock Yards This will be fu

n tele r

i

concluded will be found to adequate fill o. long felt want

occasions, information will be foun

is which may tempt hasty and injudiciou

hard action in the country, but we are g

parent tin e and is iikei io |059 ii., iripoi- Ing to ‘trust the people For instanc

, ______,________.___ were producers to rush large numbo

` NEURM-GM AND OTHER SEVERE We believe however that farmers ar E NER)/ous MBGRDERS OUR' ientitled to the facts and that If w

‘ED THQSOUOG: THE give them our confidence we may d

_ _ pond upon their co-operation and goo

Said that "our civilization. rt;-sts at _ iyfaltli. Wie propose to endeavor, t

,.1 lu many serial? u°rl;\’°llB tll‘§f’_l"}1f°\§; the best or our ability, to out thshi i

tho bull! Peifle Y S 0 ell it °“ "'- ii increasingly better posltlo

t most active tonic treatment is re- gmough -Um. whole ,markets new, Be

llcvessaries of life that is nvallablo °°‘“e“d'-all by me highest nlediwl vice, to form their own judgment

t ““"‘°:`l“y t° gresfvlfse pr§',§"f{";,“'ft not only as regards their own busines

t ii such iseasc. r. ams' n s ii .¢_ ii ii B gmc rsc veness of farm life. if this lite are u _‘DMC mm Mis on the nerves but os we upon ina er a___v

The Honourable Dr Toimfe,

da ree to

and

This meeting was followed by a sec

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It is only fair to any that, as re

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the

took

in de

Live

can

for

is FAMOUS P IN AND AGI-IE LINI

or MBN? KIP1' HANov.aniNae DM fl‘°'i,"’°""' '°,§“,‘§u',‘};’;"°t,§’,,f{"§, io iinmlirviua setter 'Y ’,‘°' "1, ‘W and d ,

dum M \ '_-_ Ifigepelraygnbe yeaguvewlgout adding

Eli itpftic twin

:E12 Bo do 1! Jointa.gla;m;!abg.cl‘;Png?rg:1 'muy °“"‘mK °t “gn” “W me gi,” 0 Mi murder' any mow In addition, any crop grow: to H Pla fail” 53”” W°“““" °"l’°““'°» *°°"‘ mt Tartu? :lima daiiotwhafbegré of they d 't Usllt ions against the “°f,°° °‘ ynei B,” ff b t rb, of counter, mint Sioanw Lmlment an after s n t e es poss e be. produc crlildltglnihcgtnltgliiye Ile :!?d'vitl:s‘v:li1lii“st

Keep is old famil fi-I nd h ii W en S '

de for inaimt us9__,, mshe zenetfgteg main przgticalily hunréllisnred until it aiu without rrubbmg, wwmg no Bm" needed dorn s Iarny mg ureucnoal

ces swing, mmm or dogged pm,” You to be fe econolm ct; y belstore de °“gi~_;° = if .?.::‘f.:‘;‘°:....z‘;. i“s.:..:“:. 5:: 1°” l mums hm’ si"°"35°' 70°' n is worth the added labor a

1 le ce

rg, $ 40 the deterioration of the standing srl

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Sloan s

KEEP IT HANDY

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nutritious and fairly abundant, so that me COW! Call illllokly satisfy thciu Belvoir and then Ile rloiiri to digest and make milk No coiv can do good woik Bl ille pail that must spend most of

business nf satisfying hunger niches

the .

lcct arises from outdoor, exposed, and of these two rneetii n b s n ,

bananas and mound in individugboiten filthy toilet conditions ized as follows 'gl ay e u ‘mar “ long df*-V” Wmk fm' ll COW Where

A Elle :lan Wxhll ll”-9 ll Y0llll8 fllllllly- 1 Cannda’s outlet for bei product,

x‘0ne`;,V ti; 3355325 pll_i;pi;ilil';)¢;`:’hi§l;Ul;§i; ghderha. system of collective buying

be y w ich orders will bc apportioned biiiry ,mi juice e b

'made by using small quantities of the ?f1iill?]t'x(§’;‘\°;Ll":l‘;:‘w'5l‘;]1el‘£_e‘::';§;’_£:;‘éa§'i-‘£35 illlngexixiygst all téie the packers, is I n S” cannot 0

» » c assure

ei i

;1“i;i‘nd_rance to the welfare oi the com 2 wah, “mes have been agreed

berbage is scanty Abundance, how- ever, can be supplicd if ws have ai-on enough but the lfuestloii of palatu

PWC solved Even the nbiindmit :ifterinath

°f tile meadows. cod ss it i will not

K s,

I0 do for a 'ow what the Juno grass will

covering tho purchase of old product Moreover, those who have tried it accumulated since control was

posed in August and of new product available for shipment up to Deccm

boi next Shipment is expected

begin early in October

out have come to thc conclusion that feeding concentrated mill products is not a satisfactory way of supp1emout_ ing poor pasture At best it is ex pensive ind there I-i evident ii lack of succuleuce About ull I do, so for "s food is concerned, is to reproduce winter conditions with the silo 0mii_ ted As soon as i begin to iced grain

Wklllg habit of lying most of the day close around the gzito, fighting iiieg and each other, and glowing gauiit 'mil l\“llZl‘Y They viould be working over the pasture ssfliorinz what food UIBY could, if their minds were not fixed on what they expected to find In the uiangers at night A cow that has used up her day in this fashion is not going to give i pnllful of inllk at

gint ‘even ir ws no feed her grain

ry toy To avoid this situation, supplement 1118 postures must be by aid of some

In these notes and perhaps on oth

season for dairylng is from July uuti

Williuiii, Pink Pills and ure often en- Sepmmbe,._

I 1 _ _ ,_

the dairyinan. If- cows over kno

paradise it is in June. when grass is

still lusli___i_1nd tender, before the die get bail. Then ii cow iiiuy fill Iiersel in an 'hour und llc down In luxuriou

itment until her digestive hop-

Y

confer per is ready for another grist. if onl

- “ ' . - The p e ~

such conditions could only last the r - _ _. mvement has been growing im, Bmw Y°f“` "°““d 0”" feeding _l.’f°“bl°” “'°“m S g d S ' lime and is due principally -to the ecl-

ili a 1 th - era

_ ‘ e '_ . _ _

bo over. At this time very little ca be done to increase the 'flow of mil by feeding grain, for experiments hav shown that grain has been fed ofte

are to figure out a profit under thas

circumstances it can he done only b calculating the saving of grass an

the added fertill'tY»_Ui,lfQrtllllately, si

weeks, often less. covers the time first-class pasturage, so except In

few special localities it will not do to depend on pasture for the late sum- mer mllk supply. Understocking alone

does not greatly help this matter.

1 am fortunate, for purposes of pair ture, In having. as part of my farm an ,

“ urea of a steep but fairly fertile hill- _

side, -too rough and remote to bring into the regular rotation, but excer- lent land for pasture. This pasture is underatocked. By this I 'mean that in many parts of itr the' 'blue gross and timothy have ruirnp and heeded

(1 AND AT

ly bla. We may provide for a soiling Mothers it is a duty you owe the fu

program like this Green rye-the ear ture to hoop voor utils ohos well how

r liast possible crop in sp\°lus~foilowcd 'rms can he easily doho if Babys own d by wheat. followed by alfalfa. fel Tablets are kept in the house 'rho s Iowed by clover, followed by oats and Tablets are a mild but thorough laxa o peas, soivn in mixture Then the sec tlye which regulate the bowels and e, and cutting of alfalfa should be at sweeten the 'stomach and thus make

rs hand to carry us until the corn crop baby healthy and strong Concern

i th Mrs W Orser, Eiginburg

SOME GOOD RECORDS

short account of the record break work of Zarilda Clothilde .lrd De K owned by Colony Farm, at Essondale, Ifornla the latter`s record B (, surfing that in the first 1 days of her test she had prvdllo 19337 3 pounds milk a world’s rece for six months We are now advis by Mr P H Moore, bupt at Colo

Far i,

2741 9 pounds milk which ia average of 98 98 pounds milk a d for more than nine nioriths In ord to equal the wolId's record of Til Alcartru. she \\lll only have to at age a little better than 63 pounds

day

year, and this she should be able do alfbougr it may be diiicult d to the fact that she ia expected freshen a little over two months aft the close of her test I-lei reoo

will therefore, be elibibie for entry Homestead the first 35lb cow

In the Record of Performance,

ot she beats Tilly Cross of Jesus. The Old I<‘,rltIi

wllethei o rl

he thc New Gospel

Alcartra, the will certainly bent t largest previous Canadian record which by the way, she herself made a few months ago

Cornucopia Newman, who is 2. son

the former world's champion mil producer, Margie Newman. and who liirrself has three daughters that hav broken world's records Naturall Mr Moore exivctg that the calf froi this mating will be an exception

animal

o which will be in season until frost and ng cm a in times afterward After oorn Out, writes -I have u flue healthy e plot or rape would lengthen out the boy three years and have used Babys ta season almost to the ilrst days of win 0'Wll Tablets l0l` llllll elle* “lime he d ter This plan would include two or WM Pl Blllall ‘HWY I Certainly “link y, three sowings of oats and peas ten lllelll ll Blllelldld fnedlcme The 9 days apart and me me of some ex. Ta-blots are sold by medicine dealers e tra. early variety of corn for feeding °‘° by mlm at 25 “ms ah” “Um The e- before the standard varieties are suf- D7' W“u`am5' Medicme C°" Bmck' d ficlently mature. "m°» 0"'~~

3 There ure, however, some serious “’““_"' “"

obiections to this plan For one thing

ll- it will not always work just the way

l'j It ought to. Sonietirues one crop will

B be gone before the next is ready, and -

li another will become too mature be- F°R PURE BRED 5HEEP filiisféi f0“‘lsl‘$§f§°t°‘§'msffsilpislliiti Thc demand flu 1>“fe~l»fe<1 “ml la "“ °“l ”‘“‘ °““°“ ’°‘ “W il’"g§§i’.l.§’;°"s&Z§`.§i§l°‘.i...‘§§“§.§.§‘.“"-‘ills sT¢‘I§.‘I.i§i`§.I€’ f~?..i‘.'lZ ’II?‘§?.§.i§fsl“‘§‘Z.¥i' Derafimert °l Asfl°“lu'r d“f“»= the

I ` present season distributed a consid- y mg' _sumng ,Nd dmwmg grew “fps eralhle number of imported raiiis, li ever! _(lily vihtioiit droigtif U’ oller which were carried over' from lust fall y work °r “ em mlm" it ons' _ _ on the Government Farm. These rams i ' The best “WD “mel” t° D"5t“'”’ in were one and two years old, good in-

“‘;Z“‘;§$_;’1_':_'dlscgrsuggaaeut ;";“le“r§:‘é- dlviilunls and in splendid 'breedlngf

ed in this wal’ ii’ you are i . ` ' “ condiition. They were readily disposed

Pasture at its best is the Idea Of previous nutuiiin. There are a number of to i,reedersrth1°o\1Ell_.0lli the l°l`0V~

of reasons for this belief. One is that i,,Ce_ ,Many orders which couid “oi be

La forage corn crop is king. itye and fiiied by rim Demrimem were rpferr f 0015 “T0 “ill l“ mf’ Slime Clllsfl Wllm ed to local breeders who hurl rams B ltacoincs to thc production ci uulrl- for solo, sua in this why ii is hoped

mem Del' l\‘fl'9» GUY" llllil really lllll- that all demanrls will bo fully satis- one coiupetltur, andthat is nlfulfs; fiery _ _

- r sent interest in flock ini

6 D y H results noticeable In grade flocks

i 9, d H §~_ ‘ where 'bure bred sires oi! tile right

at a oss if pasture Wefe S00 - W '-'“‘ type and qu lity were use `. here is

_ _ e `lT’B GRANDMO`fHlF_l'~§ Ri§CIPE T0 no qilestionathdt 'llc quality of the

y ‘RESTORE 00|-CIR, GLOSS _wool and the duality ond' quantit,--of

' TRAcT»lYENE$5 mutton can fhe very tnateriaily iii-

x ' " creased by crossing the farm flock vii Almost everyone ltitows that Sage lines and proper conformation. ln- e ITGH Bild Sl»llDll\ll`» Dl‘0il'¢1‘lY Compound- stances have ‘been noted in the Prov-

léd. bras! llwk th” "9-_tural color and nice fwliere the first cross on grade lustre to the hair when faded. streak- flocks by pure bred rams has Inorchs. ‘lad 01' Slay- Year! B80 _U16 Gllly Wav '£0 ed the average weight- for the whole ,get this mixture was to make it at` community to the extent nd from 10-15 ‘.l'l0D1e. which la \’l\\l\v\7 and trouble- lbs, per lamb. Not only is the weight 'some-_ Nowadays- by aelfinl at any increased, but the reigns win he ot _flfus More f°l` "lWY_°fll‘l ills and Sui- better mutton form, -m re uniform in ,phlir Compound." you"vtlll get a large appearance and 'will present a much

lie

A few weeks ago wo publisiicd x

Ii

.éarilda i scurrying a calf by Aggie

o

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iicstioii resulting rom e coop - tive selling of iiool as well as the

proper .S 6

om dock The difference in price between im, the scrub and the sire of individuality ,ty an ohareicter is so little ns not to the constitute a difficulty in the way of

procuring the 'very best rams

produced 947 1 lbs, an din 30 35614 lbs Tire 7day record

h g st y p

United States The 30-day falls .r little short of the one Siby Iioplinila Johanna Aggie 3rd 01. Napa state hospital cow Napa,

85 .5'78b1lbs The world's record ed one day milk yield was for several rd years held by May Echo Sylvia, ed exceed 1000 lbs milk in 7 days ny Echo hilvisfs one day record of

n that in 277 days she produced lbs uns recently beaten by

an Gift oi ‘spring Valley (owned by ay Moscrip, if Lake Elmo, Minnesota.) er which proilicetl 155 44 llis I ly hours Casrhde Johanna lllustiites is er a heavy milker and has two previous

a occasions made Tday records of

for the remaining 88 days of her lbs lat -l Yabla) Bild 572 3 lbs tilt 5

to years ) She is a daughter of ue Johanna Ruth Fayne 53055, son of Sir to Fayne Concordia, the latter being er Canad :ln tow, and the only one to rd full brother to Graco Fayne 2nd‘s

Christ in the Bible’ (16 vols) “The

k DUCKS EASY T0 RAISE AND SELL

e A grcst many poultrymen are in

al inasd for ducks and are anxious

take the business up in a way to

Mr Moore reports that they are plenrent the poultry keeping as

now running over thirty cows on yea ly test and will soon be finishing som very creditable records, among whic are ri, number of daughters of Aaggi Cornucopia Newman that will produc well over "1 000 pounds milk in a yea

with hifi' second calf

r main source of revenue

e Brooding duckllngs si a simple oper h ation, as they do not need artificial e heat more than three or four weeks in

e ordinary weather, but in winter

r caily spiin ;, heat should be furnished until they are about five weeks age The tcniperahrre under the ho shouid be 85 to 90 degrees the first where proper methods of mallltaiient week li0 to S5 degrees the sec

Y and 75 degrees thereafter

No scratch ng litter is required

ducklings, out on account of the large

r amount of moisture In the droppings

It is well to use some kind of an

sorbent in addition to sand Straw cnt cornstalks and hay are all eultab

1 for this purpose

<1 Fresh water should be kept before

the duckiings at all times They

e only go to the drinking vessels at daylight in the morning but ha

been kno-vii to visit them during

night Again, unlike chickens, they fill their mouths with feed and take water to 'resist in swallowing Drinks ing vessels should he so constructed ‘ as to keep the ducklirigs out of them and at the some time have the wat

deep enough to allovy them to immer

se their hills above the nostrils

wash off any feed that might adh

to them

en

lal part of their ration and no

tempt should be made to raise duckl

ings without it. Green rye or oats, practically' all kinds of garden refuse ure relished by them. Nearly all kinds of vegctnbur.-", can be chopped up and fed. As a rule green and succulent feed _should constitute from one-fourth io one-tiilrtl of the bulk of the ratIon,` except the first five or six days. A patch of early rye will furnish large quantities oi green feed for both spring and winter use. Sand or

d grit is also .i necessary part of

ration an-l should very seldom' be ltted_ Whole grains are very rnrcly fed to young or growing ducklings, but ‘are in-:de a small part of ilic ration for breeders by sonic duck rnisers. Tlicy are fed wholly upon soft or wet meshes. _

through tlie Rural Science Brnhcli, is encouraging the 'boys und girls of the public schools to take a greater inter- est in poultry. The method followed

_try clubs nt school fair centres. T

i objects of the clubs were: » _-. _ -_ _- .. __ ~ -_ ~ ‘ 1. To riiimulate _nn interest in Pohl- ::A COGKROAGH"lN`-‘éillgh_l&l'l' it try raising among the people of the ’ » "` .

ns, doc t e sc ire amoun sri, lity cents he is losing annually by such “ce ,e. policy there would be no doubt that ith more at-tention would be given to the

el ction of s bead for the

~ '

if ii

is the

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cord made

the (‘ul being

or

the Mu 15" l Little W S

24

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to

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Feeding ereen feeri is ii very ess t

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POULTRY

’i`lie Department of Agricultiirie,

In 1918 was to organise school poul-

province

lie»

Giibei_t_bver

'rAni.Ac nsevoniso DAM' o H l has ro neerrn rmo #Axe

AGO--STILL FEE!-B ll|d§f_'i7 \

Yes, sir, I can recomiuedd ‘llbtl °' “ 'l`i'r`“°i"“i’rf.§`i'i" “"5” f"‘i&"§sii was v ng n to n ar have been in good sllelka OW? l|l\¢0»l°

I

llsiid .ieffry Gilbert while at Klnl6Y'I

re di-ug store in Halifax, recently M ,S 161 POUNDS MILK IN A DAY .Gilbert resides. st so oobisr-lonqy gh ---- {streot, Dartmouth and is employed mt as bciier maker at the Haliifiii ship- ke_ Cascade Johanna illustrites, ovvncd|iai-ds

cu by Hollywood Fai-ni, deattle, Wash | Never In all n'y life, he con

rid I ington, has broken the world's record A “have I had a medicine to do me

,D for oneilav milk production with a uiucli good as Tanlsc My st

yield of 161 5 lbs in 7 nays th's cowl had been giving me trouble for so

days time It just seemed like Ixfoiild not

eat anything but what won gve

AT 9°'-°NV FARM i he ei re Oried bv ,_ ww ir, the’ ihiligestion of the worst kind I woii

9 bloat all up with sour gas and feel

miserable for hours after every meal There was ii feeling like is. lum lead in the pi* of my stomach P51 almost double up with cramping pain! and could hardly draw a. deep brent) Vly appetite was so poor that I bevel' relished anything to eat and I just suffered constantly wlith that iudigeo- .ich 1 was cont-'iually losing weight, ie-it weak and sluggish all the time and had no energy

I had tried all kinds of medicines

but kept getting worse, and atftor Ta lac came to i-Iainrlton and so man people there got to praising it fdiotlllll

i bottle and I declare that was the

but investment I efvér 'n’lltd€ bl Iliff lite Before I had finished the.hl'l¢ bottle I felt a considerable im on- mont frben 1 bought another an tow other, soo when 1 had aufhiea my fourth bottle my stomach was in fine

condition sod 1 have or heen‘u~cu

bled with lndigestion s nee ,that ‘tlmtl

The gas and pain all disappeared Iii

I am still eating just anvthiur: I wall

without the least trouble froth it, .vas not only my own experience lwit

Tanlac that convinced me it ig won- derful medicine, bu‘t I personally knot

many others who took it with just all line results as I did .It was going like wild fire in Hamilton while I wil there and from what l bear It is sell

qu.r ing just as well here In Halifax You

d if I should get to

y ing about the details of duck raising ICM" heat' it an u They see that there is a definite d where I need medicine Rpm I

wouldn’t think of taking anything else

Tzrnlac is sold in Charlottetown by

Iteddln Bros in Montague by H J Mahon, in Georgetown by Seymour C Knight In Souris 'by Jas G For guson, and in Kensington by Kier & McFndgen

for the poultry and eggs

4 To show the increased revenue to

be derived from well 'bred poultry

are pursued

5 oT encourage the child to bor

come a producer early in life

The members of the club decided

upon one particular breed of pouwy Each memlber purchased a sett

eggs from the utiirel Science

ir; ment These eggs were from pure red

selected flocks 'Unfortunately the pup~

i ri if ilu aye receive the eggs in

good condition and as a result ex.per fenced poor hatches

To overcome this and to give the-

members a better prospect for build ing up at flock the Department install ed a Mammoth Incubator with a cap-, acity of 2400 eggs Two inculbators of Tie’ some type were instausd by the Co operative Egg & Poultry Apsocfat ion and a man engaged to operate the three machines The eggs were all secured through the Association, and only those used which yleré ffiipl sél

ere .cctod nooks The announcement was

made to the schoéls that day-old chicks would be delivered to the [clubs first making application So izggrtkbli was this announcafm nt; rece e in su 12,600 oifisiss ~i3sfs*oraorsa._'rhe Dspsi-amen: followed- hs' _regiiiatlom and those first orde_rin_g,__were_ -Sup- plieil. Hundreds of pup ls were-di_¢dp- pointed because of our inability; to_ fill the orders. 'The experieiiii_e'gdIn- ed will enabled; in _neil Y.9H_r‘e opera~ tion to avoid many of tirzsrrors ma.d_?. The boys and girls' e bited th‘ r poultry at the school fairs' and at the

Provincial Ifloultry -Show-held Lu Girar- lottetown, he expcrimentg as a - ready shown that lt,,is wQ_rth`_whIle to

work through the schools. h

lf we -wisb_oui'_ oys tol ave sc o_ I

for the farm keetilv inte‘l'eE_teg1;‘in_-lijge stock, it is necessary to' -’be8l1‘L'.0_iI\ll“<-' ating them along these liner, at*the

iriirrcssioiiirliiio riige, The variom gays in which th s e ucntitiniis ca ve on In some of our sclioola and the prac- _tlcal results _obtained is__sufii er_i;._ev- iileiice tlrat ii _gliieai,er., _éffd‘rt'_s _Q11 _d,¥ze_ _mate to haven IJ i' _r_ur :so _, sfjs - =iveiy interested' IpPleu‘d_l;_ig' `qu_r_voiiii_s:_ people to see ,theqprosperougféituret open to intelligent‘fsr1nere}{tha'l,'_the greatest prosperity rests on thefrdav- _vlopment of our live stock,indueirx.‘_`

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