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24, 1915 CHARLOT'I‘E'I'0WN GUARDIAN PAGE NINB. ».

.'1`i'115 MAGAZli\llE GUARDiAi\i .>....,....... ............s.

A if A 1 A A For Parents, Teachers, Pupils.

roads departments of the Guardian 0 either by question, correspondence oi- D

interest and space will be given to ihs

any articles that will in any way S

help to advance Prince Edward Ia- H0111 land interests. the

-_ sug

Contributors are asked to have

their articles at this omce early each week, as only a short emergency item can be handled as late as one

_ A _ ‘ - " LL; L' ,

Strawberry Dumpllngo l ' 1 _ \ \ .

w ngs of the ruffled grouse roar until ing business with s 20 per cent. pro- usually does make milking easier, the sound can be heard 200 yards fit and are buying eggs at 10 cents ‘1h°1Y 13""-B lhhi hi? 011111” i0 0195"

TO THE FA1\.MER These will require one ess it cup _

. away and selling for ll, the 1 cent advance 9i“h1@5» milhefh “hd ¢'0WSi heliel' W1- Y

°1 ' o Heavy fowl, like swans and Canad being suiiicisnt to pay for the labor of § mit *hh* m°¢h0i1 01' miikiii iii iheh'

sweet milk a tablespoonful f

- _ _1:;°:)l9‘1 h“"»e"» ii helping teaspoonful geese, have long wings an deiiberat

Farmers and others interested are ms

invited to contribute to The Farm, 11110 commonly fr The Dairy, The Turf, and Good used for griddle cages. Pour s little pa

f this batter into buttered tins, or th

otherwise. Answers will be given by wtillicemn cups; place 9 number or ra

experts to all questions of general ii-iid

n

m

erve with a sauce made by manning |

into an ordinary hard butter-and

, Di

Mix together one and one-half cups sp

9 In Wednesday. All rwsivs Oi' choosen hum sr shoulder msut,twu s

. - d after

that hour cannot appear until the Ciiii following week. and

--».@__ io

AND

_“six hafil C00k6<l eggs, one cup me- movement is not noticeable. The wing

htm white sauce, half teaspoonful of a Jacksnipe are very long and

so , quarter teaspoonful pepper, one strong conlpared with the weigllt of

_ cu

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d l . _

should be addressed to ing t1islcile1Bi3l,Repeat um" this bak

President '1‘eacher's Association, ali]

' Guardian’s School and Home, may [‘* P. 0. Box 188 Charlottetown. the

fH0¥#¥

llii

of

Mrs. A. E. Dunbrack. Dos

ns. Put into buttered baking dish,

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BAKED EGGS AND CHEESE

D fsiefi cheese. .Cut the pesletl h

I s u Place buttered crumbs

op. Bake ill ti. moderate oven un- the cheese melts. Variation: One a

hi ij HANDLING BERRIES p

é h

Thi! Dicklilg alld packing of straw- gay red berries. but to cat it-all no!

¥ § gggétihtsandlanilslpberritin veryhitiftcin I kllnlltiv _nine eistilnable gentleman (my , o ques on w gran e, i’ t l -' wHwH tiiliitult si sulutiuu, the prsctigsl si ll 9 r H 9° 1 Wm "°'s'"ed 1°

-ing whole families, oil farms where poison.

ueries and Contributions for this fruit is grown to any great extent, is

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department should be addressed to perhaps the best way -of getting out own as a vegetable dc luxe, this

the difficulty; but where this is im- partly because of its tender quality and sible help must be secured fronl partly because of its subtle, peculiar

P. 0. Box 123 nearby towns or villages, and when fl

-fi, Charlottetown. suc

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THE CHILDREN '1`h

Hills

olie Only hill ii fohhd half 1101911 The teaming of the fruit in the little extra care. Th p t t i pies were baked in the oven at once. coo B M 93' en B

then drawn out with a "peel" to test it

duy's baking the cook woiild say that ed she had made u “sheet of spouse fn, sake, a “crock" of doughimts,...a. .or

it

cakes. Just a few of the old recipes Bun dui-ing the day_ in

may prove of value to modern moth- ers. »

egiis into a large mixing bowl without

dared sugar. Set thhis into a pan of .noi boiling water and keep near the front nm

Sponge Cake-Break one dozen __

m

01 1110 P81189 Where it W111 “lay 91 1119 Home making is a business, and cooked in just so much water as can

e utilized in the sauce or dressing.

same temperature. Beat with an egg- eve beater one half hour, then remove be

H0111 ihe “HB9 “hd Bur 111 the 519-1911 Do you want a spoon to lie level "good," The water in which aspara- l'iiii1 Bhd .ihice 01 °“e 1e111°"» 111111 9 and steady while you drop a mixed gus is boiled may be. used as the basis

For Busy Houeew|v°s. et

loiter. It is best to grasp them di ptly. It

ry business, to be a success, must ‘b studied and understood. in

cull of Hour. 1101"' iiiiv buttered chhh- liquid lu lt? Put its hsntlls hstwssn si

ney pans und bake ill a moderate ov- the en. Test with a broom splint and the

when 110119 1“V91`1 the 119119 111111 191 Use the sewing machine for mend- puree.

cool before removing thc cake. ing

quicker than hand work, 'and even vices have been designed purposely

B°'°Wi°1< SP°"'il° cali’-B991 1119 patching can be done neatly on it. for its cooking, the idea being to dis-

yolks of six eggs very light with three

Pin

“.1111” °1'1’°‘“191`9‘1 9115111" ‘1‘1‘1 19111' C1111” edges under on right side, and sow a- fo

leaves of a stout book lying on coarse ends are chopped and boiled in

table. ii

whenever possible. It is mucll

thc patch carefully. sew. i-lim til

of flour, sifted three times, one tea- gnih_ it_ spoon ol' soda, two of cream tartar, An ounce of patient suggestions is co

111199 °1'ha11l\1em°hl11e111°1‘1 1" 1-119 worth numerous pounds of scornful to stiliiy beaten whites of the six eggs renrimen a

and last of all ndd one cup off cold

end

d, D E 5

The one person of all others that stalk. Any wire l-ack will answer the

Water- 1311119 1h 11 1111191( °V911' we should try to .satisfy-with our sa

eavors~is ourseif. serving dishes are found ill the shops,

P°\"‘ii °31i°_M1x 111°1"’“5111y 1°' There is no particular credit in win- co

Seth" ihree ‘l““1`1e1`3 °1 11 119111111 91 llillg out with flying colors is every- some with u depression for holding butter aild one pound of powdered su thing in going your wi,_y_ the sauce, -

gar, then add the yolks off ten eggs,

whites of the eggs beaten stifily und ifoii

er. Pour in a lightly buttered square tea shallow pan and bake in n medium ov-

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5 11°““‘1 91' 1111911' 9111911 1191113111911 19" louse plants, especially tile ferns and tongs for lifting the vegetable. These

W

eil f01' 11110111 hh h0“1`~ broken in trying to remove old putty. etablo andere dainty additions to the

A l hot iron to the putty, which I

3°" °1"9°'°1"`°°‘1_'Tw° 911119 01 9111' W111) irlign yield to the knife and leave

ed flour and one and a half teaspoons the of baking powder; sifft this into one

butter and two eggs. mix thoroughly and add one tablespoon of ground gin- ger, one teaspoon of ullspice and a little nutmeg. Bake in a liglltly but- F

tered sllnllow pan. id flyers; some varieties ily 200 feet E

a s . '

W .

two tablespoons of butter, three eggs,

a. hole in the center and fry in hot teal

econd according to thc best esti

Cruilsrs-A cup and n half of sugar, more _

eak tea is good for watering the

pl nts, It also lightens and come ill sliver plate in different de-

ihell li liilli WBBDDOD Of 1111-kiiig D0W‘i fei-315295 The soil to have the wet signs, some fitted with a spring, others

leaves worked into it. lndow sashes are often cut and ad

sashes clean. 5"

____ nlost delicious with drawn butter. But

cup of molasses, a half cup of sugar. EA |i_y Fi_y other richer sauces like sauce mous-

Bmos S A M||_E A M|NUTE saline, or one made with eggs, en-

_ hnnces tho fluccid taste of tile veg-

table.

. e

nlcons are said to bc thc nlost rap-

seed. Beat well, then drop into a but- only As the foul pass the first stand e

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tered dripping pan, smoothing it with the timer shoots ill order to stir the ll "‘° "“““- “i"’““‘° ""1 “,‘.““’ ““‘.§ ""§’°.. ’“i‘1. lil! 33222’ .123 €.§2’Z1..°‘i‘S B.. ghldeprxlvliuig (dolifetfgseijn t?i10c?k tsgulgxp dvtldntil the man there fires a shot. and one place. and (2) 11908-llse 118 Wishes

3 bi; m°|g¢__ the timer stops his watch. The usual to

cakes after the simple recipe of one ti

small cup of butter, two cups of sug- ar, three cups of floor and four eggs a the teaspoon and a half cf'ba,king Dvvlief- BW

teaspoon of vanilla fiavoring and a stretcil of wing are "distance run- t cup of sweet milk. This amount will iners. Birds of the first class attain t

make three iaayers. When baked split the two of the layers, than spread with the good jam or jelly. put on the other the layer, cut them into squares and ers

sprinkle with wdered sugar. Putin sitnviiythe "___n__,"______ fowl are !D___m_i_ layer maay be frosted and cut into ers. They ii\1i°- W1115 ‘1“1°1‘17' 1 91' sqquares for a plain cake. will!! mil” * 111' 11111111115 '°“m1’

°- - --“‘-l...-1-°:z°. .--2::

Ginger Snaps-One half cup of but- gain full _entunileavr "ann _“gs to

ter. one cup of sugar, one cup of mo- risinsi 111° “3'co__d The _"mn cow 1"!" one “b1"9°°n of freshly .even ti- 5 tn 00 i'eet'the first second ground ginger, two teaspoons of bak- ers from 4 ni: “___ M. Wm" huh ing powder, and flour enough to make away’20i1i _ 9 gvoihnz 'heel The it tlsilgn to run out me llslts. ,liltel .wid Y " - L

a cakebox to nop moist. The other,

~

lengthi of the course is a quarter of a

_ .. ., _

Jelly Sandwiches -Make two layer mile, although s mils track is BORN

m - , Birds with short square wings. like

es used

dd bursts of speed through to

ii: :sry Tilipld wing' stroke; birds of of

second class have sustained pow- eggs is financially the same. in either ng night, but get under way more casa it is the matter of cutting prices

under the spur of competition. Now,

' the articles on which the merchant

makes his chief profits are dry goods and notions. Buch articles are not standardised. but their real value var- ies in a manner quite impossible of estimation by the unsophisticateii. On the other hand, eggs are quoted by the dozen, and all who run may read.

Suppose, for illustration, two mer-

chants in the same town are each do-

I1

8141118 powder, and flour enough to stroke, they must invariably ris

ke a batter th t ill ke__ _han thatiwhivch _las a trifle against the wind. As the goose rise

9 “"9-Wh€i`i'i9B. and incorporating feet into the air at one bound.

ar sauce . wi

*L_ i

Pork Hash nl;

s potatoes, either cooked or raw, qu two tablespoons of chopped oil- about 50 ards

y .

The jaeksnipe has it very peculiar

~ coveerr cracker crumbs, dot with flight. When he iirst springs, if he en-

gull __ Pour over ull two cups deavors to travel across the wind it

bivoevnnsd milk. Bake until niceely nets under his long curved wings, un-

`Hlto rather thick slices. Butter laast."

Contributions for this department 2,-399910191 amd layer M 9111199' 1119"

t

substitute cooked rice instead of was an unknown table guest. Of While 9111100. coui-se, people grew lt, but solely for

p ta te,

h help is to be had it will usually modern science now tells us that as-

______‘_______ pay the grower to transport the hands paragus is one of the most wholesome

his own fruit waggoll after taking a of the succulent vegetables because of

siMPi_E CAKES FOR _ load to town early ill the morlling. the large per cent. of salts ill its com-

is means work early and lute for position. These salts are stimulating,

teairisballd tteams(t_elis, tns_th§ peopie nleanlilng a_n_<l also aperient ill their ef-

e re urne o cr omcs n e t. ~‘or l r

Who is there that cannot recall the the evening But tehmsiers hh imii V C t S 999°" 11 19 1119 91111115

fascihiil-1118 Bfiehl- Which 11°91e‘1 119111 farms must expect this kind of thing od l ed J t tli ki d f t i . the kilcheil 011 1111111115 dilysi w1191111g§ durillg the fruit season. y le B Us ls n 0 on c

in

m

egetable par excellence when the b-

ler hours of the day helps to keep really the green stalk before the tiny

9 good condition and if springs of scales have expanded illto branches

Mill C001 011 lhe P“h11'Y 9h°1"'e9° 111 the right strength are used on the and leaves. Owing to its tenderness, 111080 ihiyl when “Shed ““1’°“l 1119 wssous sud the load Carefully cover- und sspscluily to these mineral quail-

wlth canvas the berries or other ties already spoken of, the stalks

should arrive ilt iho train. h0i_1i- _should not be boiled rapidly so as ,to

__ __ arket 'ln first class 0I‘ll'éi"if ciire break them, nor should they be boiled

"CUN1" Of l§1l'i8@i`h1'ehi1» 11 9‘i_“a1'9 01 has been taken in picking and Dack- ill a quantity of water. The great P°‘md 011119 and 11- 111111111115 °1 seed ing M111 ilie Di10ki1S9S kelil Olli 011-he American sin of tllrowili the w ter

sink, so ofteil preached against in

HOUSEHOLD H_|NTS. these columns, is committed most

--- . often with asparagus; for if this veg-

water and eaten without utilizing any

separating. will 3-1111 i-W0 011115 01 POW' As a usual thing opporillniiies 110 of this water the chief medicinal or

rm u convenient way of handling

merely acting like a double fork. They

uble service. If asparagus is fresh (and why ent

GGS AND THE COUNTRY STORE

lt has been the custom from the

nterfowl, too, havc gri-at DOWGTB timc towlls were settled throughout

ll 1i\\‘S€ HUD Oi' rich milk. three CUPS 01 of iilgllt. The canvnsbllck duck covers U

flour, two teaspoons of baking powder from 130 to 160 feet a second. Tho tllc the eggs ill most instances.

and one of salt, Cut into rounds with blnewinged teal and the green-winged

ie West for the country store to han-

The peculiar workings of this sys-

. the blue bill and the redheads are tem. together with its bpleful effects,

deep fat. When dolle drain and only n little slower. Mniisrds.pii\ii1i1B. have been well discussed by Milo -M. sprinkle with powdered sugai' Bhd wood ducks and others can easily ily

pack away in acrock when cold. faster than a mile u minute. Even l-eau. He sa s'

such large birds as cranes. swans.

Seed Cookies-Bent in il mixing pelicnns and geese can fly at do Blieed n

1 tl 100 feet a secon . il

ggwgrgiislltftgogtl ;1l(l1g1l1Ir1,gtl11:(iiv o1neo1111l€ 11:1 of'1‘nl1t‘t1n;pe1e111l of waterfoul has often portullity for this marketing; but fresh milk, three and one ilalf cups been measured with great i’»°°\il'i\0l’.

of flour and one heaping teaspoon of says the Youths ComlJi\iiili0h- TWU _ _ __ _ baking powder. Stir well und add a men take positions on a duck pass It interesting and far-reach 118 Ii B 0 ° half cup of melted butter. and a heap- measured distance apart. The firs f

ing teaspoon of caraway or fennel man carries a stop watch and a gun.

Hastings in Circular 140`of this bu-

y .

"The trips to the general store, ecessary to supply the llouselloid eeds, offer the most convenient op-

tliere is a reason for the general mer- cllulit being an egg buyer tllnt is more

cot upon the egg trade. The nler- chant buys eggs because by doing so

re two reasons why the farmer trades 'where he sells his eggs: (1)

which he would if he broke the established custom of tradin gout the anlount.

The merchant knows that to buy

klnghird,, quail and ruffled grouse eggs means to sell goods, and he there-

sprinters; those with a wide fore bids for eggs. His competitors in

he same town, as well as in other owns, also bids for eggs. The effect

ddling and flapping, and he keep

ng strokes a second when first tak

alances him, and forces him to tack bout in order to re sin his balance

8 .

VVhen the jacksnipes goes straight np- w

ind, or files at full speed, the zigzag

is body, and he simply lacks "bal-

-_*___ ASPARAGUS. SPRING TONIC

It does not seem possible that only couple of decades ago asparagus

ecorutlon, and many were the fire- laces made guy by being stuffed with ranches of this vegetable with its

is dying day in the belief that it was

Asparagus today has come iilto its

avor. Aside from the oillt of s

The cooking of asparagus needs a

g a

which a vegetable is boiled into the

able is cooked ill a large quantity of*

etetic value of the vegetable is lost. should preferably be steamed or

this way you utilize the entire

u cream soup, especially if the

and inter strained through as a

Various baskets and draining de-

rb the salts as little as possible and

One of the best of those has a llapsible bottom which permits one slide the entire bunch easily onto latter witllout breakill a sill le

me purpose. Special asparagus

nsisting of narrow, oblong platters,

There are also special asparagus

d grace to the service of the veg-

y other kind of vegetable?) it is

can control his selling trade. There

cause it is convenient to trade at

avoid offending the merchant,

the merchant of lowering the price his goods or raising the price of

a e handling incidental loss. and a small e profit. One merchant concludes to s cater for more trade. lf he marks his

om the water he seems to be both goods down he will gain some extra

s trade, but people will fear his goods

at up for 20 or 30 yards before he are cheap. But let him put out u irly launches into the air; the swan placard “Eleven cents paid for eggs"

l-sweetened berries in the center needs 50 yards to "get his win

gs undo

cover them with more batter; hi

steam for about half an hour. r

d. A swan cannot reach maximum _eed in less than 150 yards after pringing from the water; a goose re- ires nearly 100 yards, and a duck

Extract from “The improvement of

the Farm ESE. by Harry M. Lamon and Charles L. Oppermnn. U. S. Dc-

WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1915.

Barley............. . . . . ,.,700

Eggs . . . . . . ..

Cheese (large) .. _.1715 in

Lambs..... . . . . . . . ...$l0.00

Ulleehe iiarghl ~- ~ -~~1l1% A saafe milk is-either a good clean

` pisteurizetl milk or one from tuber-

BUFFAU3- culin-tested cows and produced un-

- der conditions that will ensure as far

Hogs Fed and Watered . . . . . ,..$8.35 as possible freedom from the P0531. Cattle . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.00 b]|i|_y of infeci_|0n_ Lllllills , . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. ...$10.25 Such n mini will cost more to pro.

duce than just ordinary milk, but it

NEW VURK- is worth nlore. There is a feeling

abroad that with the prevailing in-

Butter . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . , . . . .. .(290 crease in me pi-ice of milk the pm.

WEDNESDAY! JULY 14. 1915- ulld do need the better prices to make

“i n reasonable profit.

C2109 Mlfkef- The high price of cattle, the rc-

marknilie advance in thc price of

TGP D\`iC9 101' grain, and the good prices tllat must

11861 0111119- bc plliil hired mon, fix the price of

This weok $9-50 milk. More importnllt still is thc illi- Lilst Week . - - .. 9-10 reasonable cost of getting it from the TWO Weeks “E0 -- - 9-00 producer to the consumer. In a gen- Sumo Weok 1914 9.90 eral way only about one-half of the 1913 - - -- 7-10 price you pay for milk goes to the 1912 - 7-75 farmer. Tile other llnlf goes into bot- 1911 . . . . . ... 0.05 mug and deliver-y_

How molly different milk .wagons

Sh°ep Market. go past answer the question, “wily

is the price of milk so high?" It will

Sheep Lambs- be still higher unless we devise a

'F1118 Week $6-75 $12-50 better method of putting milk illto LBS! \V09l{ . . . . .. . . . . 0.50 11.75 the homes of the qugt0me|'g_

Two weeks ago 6.50 11.00 Sallie Week 1914 .. .. 6.25 10.50 1913 . . . . . . . ... .. .. 5.00 9.80 1912.... .... .... ..5.00 10.00 1911 , . . . . ... ....5.00 7.00

METHOD or M|Li<lNo.

Milking by the very reason of its

frequency is very apt to be consid- ered nn operation of little importance.

11°F M°"k°1' But when we consider that thc dairy

t'urm depends upon this pnrticulur op-

T°11 119199 eration perhaps more than upon uny

011 911111- other we are more apt to look ut it ill

T1119 week - - - - - ' - -- -$9-119 tile llglit that its importance culls for. 1-‘"1 Week -- 9-69 Careless milkers never produce rc- Two 1999119 915° ----9-'10 cord-breaking cows, it is impossiltlc 591119 Week 1914 ' - ' " - -9-99 that they could do so. The cows undcr 1913 - ' ° '" '- ' 9-99 their care will be morc llkoly to do- 1912 -' ' ' - - 9-29 gcnerntc ill producing capacity. If wc 1911 - ' ' ' - -" '- -- 7-90 look nt it in this wny wc will know

wily bcgillilcrs, rough, cnrcloss, lllltl

G"°1" M°"k°1' il-regular lnilkcrs are always it dctrl-

lellt to the development of ll. heavy roduciilg herd. Tile udder of the cow should he

considered as n delicate piece of mn- cilillcry, and should be hundlcd llc- cordillgly. No roughness and no llnlf- operations are allowable. There is only one way to succeed in milking lil so far as thc operation of milking is concerned-only one natural wily to get the full yield of lnilk ill the short- est possible timc. with ease and willi- out tending to damage thc future use-

. fulness of the cow. The milk cannot

T919 Weeks 95° bc forced out of the udder into the 391119 Week 1914 - -- ° ' - - -93 tent until the muscle at the top of thc 1919 - ‘ -'--23 tent, where it joins the udder, is 1912 -' ----21% pressed. Immediately this muscle is 1911 ~~ -- ----19 pressed the test nlls with mint. Now

that the milk is in the teat it remains

511119" M*"1‘°l- to force it through the orifice and in-

to the nail, and is best performed

1"91'111°"' Creamery by placing the fingers about three- S°1’“‘°°'l°" - Pfihlh- quarters of the way around the tent.

T111’ W°°1‘ ----1-24 27 pressure being used with the ends of 11991119911 " ~-°-24 27 the fingers against the palm of the T"'° V991" 93°" -33 26% hand. in this way the milk duct is 9111119 Week 1914 - -19 22 better manipulated than if the fingers 1913 ---~-~~23 25 encircled the whole of the feat. The 1912 - ° - -~ - -23 95% whole operation of milking should be 1911 -- -- -- ' °' --19 21% carried out by the wrist downwards,

by the action of the fingers and hand;

C1199" M*"k"- the arms is never brought into play

. by good miikers.

T°P P1'1°°5 ht Some miikers in an endeavor to 11°C" B°“1`d-5 make milking easier-to make up for

T111’ week - ' -' ~~-'--15% the lack of the right use of their vil- 1-‘Ml Week -- ----~-16% gcrs-practice "wet-milking.” lil this TW'-1 week’ 93° - °-~-~-17 9111 operation the fingers are usually dip- slhme Week 1914 ~~ ~~121/ii pod in wilk slld thc tent kept con- 1913 -- - ---131/4 tiliually wet. Such n filthy habit as

l-‘sn wheat, osls. 3

This week . . . . ......$1.18 63 Last week...... 1.16 62 Two weeks ago .. .. 1.18 61 Same week 1914 1.00 46 1913.. .. 99 40 1812 .. 1.06 50 1911 .. .. 83 44

Egg Market.

This week . . . ... .. ....23 Last week .. . ....23

22

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1912 ~- ~~ ~ -~ ~ ----131-16 this cannot be too strongly condemn- l911 _ .. .. ..12 ed. it is only a habit and although it

_ _ \ ._ ._‘ _.hs

i _ <_ \ " . ‘t°."

E

herds Dry milking should aiwoys be

insisted upoll. Tough milking cowsi

ll

BILITY. “UWB Ca" he 5901191 101' fhlllfe milk' *_ lllg by continually practicing wet

The dairy farmer, the producer of milking. There are many other Tommy Murphy is going to try his

r and the farmers will throng his store milk and cream, controls the quality phases of the milking operation which luck over the twice arounds for il.

m." Flamingoes, cranes and herons and be less inclined to question the and price of butter. if he furnishes ihiilhl he 1191111- Wiih hui 1-he Di’liiL‘il>1- Uhilliiff 01 Wffekii

ise against the wind also, but their quality of his goods. This move hav- cream of good quality he makes poslsl- eh “V0 1119 5111119 hi 911011 Ch-Se ilhil bill- _ ong legs enable them to spring 10 ing been successful, his rival across ble the manufacture of good butter, lily equally in thc small and large . Victor l)ouse's Alflc took the first

the street quietly stocks up with a which will command the highest price h€i“1-- -1. 11- 1101111011011. iii 1"iii"lli. heat 01' iii? 2-14 111111911 Bl 1*1°\11i°l\ 111°

These birds make only a couple of cheaper line oi’ dry goods, and one on the market. If he supplies cream 310i’k iiiill 110"iL‘- 01111'-i‘ iliil' Iii the iiiiil time Oi’ 2 11116

- fiiie m0i'iliIlS Dllli! Oiil 8. card, “Twelve of inferior quality, a low grade butter Tm *"-

8 to flight, but when under full mo- cents paid for eggs," and more wagons is boulld to bc made from il, which _ _ The 55-1" 1 0! “iid D266 ill 51 entum the strokes become more ra- will be hitched on his side of the means small returns for the product. Stephen this other ilay was by Lady

street. The volume of business at the The dairy farmer is thc controlling ~ , 1"0INiiy in 2_-17'/it The 2 2.4 pace went lower profit being insufficient to main- power which deterlnilles thc destiny j'_ ' ' 1" 1'1"g"“9 111 2 19

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1-HE oA|nvMAN's nssponsl- ‘fan “Sus Y be imrfoveii bl' S000.

miikers. while lleifers and young

tain two men in the town, s. mutual of the dairy industry. Tile care he _. 1 _ _m understanding ish gradually brought gives the cream oil the fnrili deter- A “"’_W‘1 ”1_7_13i99 ”““;{1'1“_?1‘“ 1:81131' about by \-' ch t e prices of goods mines the financial returns from the 11 iifiihi HU" 0 1\h<‘Y “il B. Wil 6 sold are worked back to the basis oi butter; and, in turn, the returns from THE VALUABLE W1N1-ER EGG' 2-17 DWL* iii Y0Uii8Si0Wii- 0 1119 20 per cent gross profit, but the false the butter determine the prosperity Uiiiffi' iiiil' ill 2-11’/4

price of eggs serves to draw trade of the dairy farmer, because the price BY T- A- 5¢"l°"» “_- from_ neighboring towns. and is main- the creamery pay for butter fat is _ 1-“hi llhhilhe ' 091/4- Who failed 10 tained at the higher level. necessarily largely rcguluted by the Doiililllon Poultry lteprcsciltativc. show ailytlilng lust year, has trained

AF a lniliicr of fact the pricc pniil price the butter brings on the market. _ W* 10 ‘""1'~"` ihlh 11030011 hhl-1 iii 919901911

to farmers for eggs by the genel-.ll Lack of proper care of milk und 10 hh" Wih"‘“T1iih91` 011155

sto:-l-slot tho itlil-ll~ii-'sippi Vallw is cream on the farm and the resulting 1"“"h"’-‘ii “F0 YU” NOW 1h>'1hi1 111'* i frequently i io 2 lcllts above l.iie price poor quality of cream, therefore, Wm fouiitiaiilin for a good supply oi' Will- ’l`lic cycs of turi followcrs are oil :it which the stortikeeper sells thc augment the depression of the buttcr 191' “P71457 S0 hihlfii i1“il*fi"hi “D011 1"‘1‘“i` Shhil- 11151 "hw 112 Will meet p.-(.duct_ Allilwlzig the cost of hand-__x_1_1_u_l;kge_t npr] s1_lmt|lati=__tlle..ga|e of for. how lilc liens uri- i-ltrcil for ililriiig a i-clil iroitcr when hc comes up `ling,"We"hlIvo"zi"Efihilltlofl"iii-cvlHli'§ eign butter and butter gubg¢i|_u¢e5_ July, August ttilil St-ptclllllcr, tllut it ligliilisi imc Axworthy A 08

in which the rio:-<~?ian_t 's handling causing low prices to the crcamcry hi 1111005311116 10111* 100 ‘fiiN‘i`U1- 1111* 'i iiggs at frm-, 5 i_- 10 pei. ¢-eni_ |°nS_ and nina" returns io the fa,-nie,-_ simply l~‘A'i'Ai. to cut ilowil till- grain l’\-tcr l’rcsion. p A 001/, by Peter the gm] it stands to reason that he is mah. These unsntisfnctoi-y cnndmnns can feed of cltllcr the young or nullirc (irieilt 2.07'/s. died recently from blood lllg up the loss by adding to the prices be overcome by proper attention to S1001( *-11 ihhi $035011- lihilit*-iiilliif lhili i’_Uh*"h'i‘l§ U1 ih‘“ fhrhl 01 A 1 M110

of his goods." the quality of the cream on the fm»m_ Winter eggs have become vcry vtlu~ iwllv-ls. 1’0Fi-iiiie Lo 1’i"iiii`ii-2. Milli

_--mi able, ESI‘l<}(7lALLY siilcc thc ullvi-lit -¥

CHOQSE YOUR M|LKMAN of EGG Cllt(`.LES. “Gi-alll is loo lllgll <‘liil` 'l`oilli's liltio llltilk pate? '1`8llE0.

*_ in price to fceil io tilt- ilcils” you will hy 1Jifi‘f-‘l1.\'. S\ii`iiil‘i"ll lhl’ i'l\1l171i`<1il Bi-

i. it _ _ _,__ . , ~ r_ i i-,il.V- but as ll illliilvr oi' incl. to i'cl-tl l1_0i'kiiiii‘i W1li‘ii iii* 100k 1111’ 1011K 91141

Dmtmem or Agr Lu ure (Pi:§pBij_`lV211)1i1l1fl'1d/211101111310Iriwigvh your lit-ns lilicl‘ll.ll_\- now is ll iirsi iii illi' liili`Hi’ iii illi’ 2 35 f1i1‘iB 1112 14 4.

vernii__. oi. vi-oBCohS_-h_i <-lass llivc.~liinl»iii, li _\'_ou do llot l`l\i»il __ __--~ _

_ _ . Too clit-ri the consullicr is srtii.-ifliul 1119"' W9" "mx 11"'-1' W1" 1111111'-11.1"' 1"' mm 'my " Hmvpv Emests

wiih mii-( if it heenm w he ci___m “mi t-xpcllsc iill Wililol-, :liiil you will liuvi- :Tiiiiii -lily' i\il'i~i\’l§<\i‘ 11011111' 15 OU! 01'

3 8 .lgomi deep Cream.. rises from ii io kccp tht-ill, wilt-l-t-us, ilicy sltotllil :i4iili_vi_Ilinii- nlulc that is n. half sister

but a miih may he rich hi hhiiei, nn' llt-.lp to kt-cp you. _ oi_ H_llsii- J. 2.06/~ home pedigree and free from dirt and yct bc very 1'“1"'“1’9"9 "1`*`111‘11111"111‘11111"‘1'5,”1 “mt”

dangerous in u,ie_ of_ilil-»niullui-c liil-tis will iii-_t lil ri-lil-lit-r _ _ -m-

Tne only way in judge the nnriiy this your tlinil lust, and lllls will pro- i\`iilii»_i>i $100 i-_-H11 “ns illcki-il Oil

-- of miih_ outside Oi. _i h_hor__iory_ i__ to ville nil i-xl~cl|i-lli cppili-liliiily to gl-i iii liiiiiiiiliu _uuil Millie) ior lo-lilus i

know me Uondiiinnn nndei. which it in the flock into good colltlltioll for till- lliij iii_>_1 h"_-ii ‘ii 1111* - U3 DUN’ ill- D6

TORONTO. _ ni.0,inced_ Winter. iioll. lllcrc:-i ii llmt lil this lor some

. For the ordihhryy consumer this ltclnelllber that the scvcrc straili of iii-hL’i` ifhffkii-

Hogs Off Cars .. . . . , . . . ...$9.60 menhs that he must go to the dairy moulilllg follows the sirnlli ol ilcavy _ @-

Cattle . . . ... ....$9.50 himseii. ami _msn ihdgmem oh the protluction; new foatlicl-s huvc to be 1-Urrl -“_»l0\lt. won thi three 5611!' Old Lambs .. _ .,$12.50 methods and equipment made, and the system of thc birds are ii‘_0i- iii 10\iiil<fiiii“ii. 0 iii# 011101' dill/

Now why ihn»i this zngomi thing io now drained of thc clcnlollts tlizit 111101' 11011 illilfilildiiil diiil VVQY CW

noi. Make h iriniiiiiy can on your arc soncccssary for niukillg feathers. liilfl <’ii‘f1\_1i\iN1iii1 lielliil l`1i0 11681

TORONTO. niiiinnnn and get ncquninteii with glibc licils ure lint ttblc to look l_lt`tt»_i- flint- was 2.14%,

i _ , .~, - ~ lcmsc vos to le extent wc tiin __ __ im

Butter . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . ...27c izgifk Iifemzvilihi Liglézzmmizgsmoxrlé 011:: they can in Slimmer. , ~i11f'1i 1-_ii0iiiii`<1 lidil his Hiilkl’ 1ii'0k

...23c hnii. why_ if you iive hi h_ large city Dry mash is bcttcr tllnil wi-t mash “ii iii iii" 3-10 DH'-i’ ill Springfield

is may not he nmctinabie but ynn at this season, and they should not bc 1'i1il-‘iSS~- 1110 011101' lliil' 'F1181 Wiiii this

can go to me Health De_m____;_en_ and fed ,im-np nw,-e inn" twine ,L weein liciircsi llc came to getting ill the lime

MONTREAL. ionk nn the record oi' your miihmmh and _thatfat noon. The nlsali should light at the Bay State (‘ircuit races

ii C ~ ~ _ consist 0 ,_ _ l”

Cattle Oif Cars . . . . . . . . . . . ...$10.00 gnrlglzclgfeeygseguggi 1£§c;1_1i1;f{E:;i1t1BEi?_i_ Two parts wheat bran, Dirk McMahon is talking about a Cattle . . . .., .. . .....9.00 that dow one part wheat sho.-ts_ .\-<-urling hay filiv by A2011? 2 2 14%

(ihnnse yofn:'nmhninn""fi-h";i0 this Onc part groom] omg iilum Ili-Oakiallii by Oakland Baron

nréneriy you wiii have th know s0me_ 5 per cent linseed meal, old process, i2-09'/l -qfillliougli li WHS Only 811011 Oil

MONTREAL- thing about the problems of milk pro- 01” g1`°“"‘1 911 99119- , _ ilmilii 1" .ltiqficclltlv $110999 an eighth

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-- - ~ ~ ~-~- tice reinor nl or n ou - - ` ..

Eggs . . . . . . . ... .. . ....250 nnili; Sinn n Fnrgep nnitgfnti nig1if;nm_1\vater, sour separator lnilk, grit and The 3-35 U01 di Wii\l150i`- C011"

bone should bc before thc flock ai 11191 “"’9k “T111 9911"" 1111119' 111111111' go all times. lt' you cannot obtain bonu ‘his 10 Lucy itcyllolils The best timc in any other fornl, bllrll ordinary “'33 51-11114- T110 3 22 Dilcf’ F3090 1119 bones fiuite black nnil give tlleln all Sum" ‘1‘1-1' Weill 10 Beanie -1 ihB¢i‘i1iBh1

they will cat; This will hcp the featii- 1181119 11951 time 2 18%

ers. T*

Try and arrange no that there is n Frank Patch, owned in Halifax,won

gomh dry pace for the hens to sci.a_ the free-for-all pace at PortsmonthN ich in on Wei days-i ' an Open shed il., lust week, defeating Siroc and with deep straw on the floor and a 110111111 -‘1_"1e1"°n 1" 1 07 1 06% 104%- little grain thrown down, would givc 1171111? (Ox 1,1115 .taken Frank P99911 9°

Eggs .....Z8c ance,-S are making n inrge amount 6f_li<leal collilitions. The wet is very 111? (""'1"‘1 (-"C1111 meetings

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Cheese (large) .. .15 Ac intiiley, iiirenllrofitintg by ini; pilbllc iiigli. _lgii`l_i-i`i_iii_gloS_Oilcii(utint. hells .ind young Gr________ ____ya_ 016% _he (Janadmn

‘1 1°" 0 1” 1119 er 0 el 91' hi - ii. the hens me hot on free range pill-cr, is at llltliunnpolis and has been

soc that they have all abundance of 9' 111119 1" 11-10' 111” 11151 11111' 11" 1 02 green food and keep thhm hush Ah llc not-ins to havt- all olilillnl splell so hive them a dust huih_ :mil may get to the ral-os bciorc the

Keep the young Stock sephmihd scason is much further atlvaliccii

from thc older birds us lar its ossililc `_“

and lllc pulicts st-piiruicd frldlii thc _ 11"? '1“»"' 2-1914- 1" -1111’ MCG1"’5°"» cockcreis. You will be uslonislieil at 1071’-" 11115 1911 $1099 1101111115 91151159 the increased grOwth_ ii. you _hh llicllts nllond of ilcr The latest part

nice _mn mites win he husy how oi the scllsoll she will he trained care

sucking me very me out of vom __0__i_ tilll_v over the Randall track given a. t__y_ DU not feed these péstgd thai good se-nl-ching, and then plans made

will make feed dear indeed. 101 9 10111 111 1119 3191111 91191111

sugiiifrtggixizfstymiicTh'é1lgg_i{_eiiff;1i The stiltenlt-nt is matic that Miss anti spray the llcn house &c., to kill 1.)“r11w°°‘1 .who W9" ‘W9 111999 at 191 the red lnites. Ordinary lime wash 1919011' 01110' 1991 week 19 111° 111511999 with a iitte ic-rude cal-bolic acid nilii "1i':i99‘1g1if1"e° -V911' ‘;1‘1_‘__~:V€‘l` Beenl in the

. 2'." ._ _ e can rec o a quarer n

i~ii¢::_l;le suit mixed into it will be cgti. ,iii/_,__he§,_n_h(iS nt inn. nnd 0"? miie in f .’ _ _ _ _ _ __ L. .i/4 e a sin c lorse t is pre c__1_;_f_f’1h‘h§___}";_‘_‘_’_"_; .iiutt-tl thut silo will trot lu 2 os this

be stunted, and nncc stunted. iilwnys 'war'

3;-;-ii-;~. ‘.i.:2f'f.:.'.--:.:.:f.ll.:-:.,:z--» 2:: ,, 0-; ,rr

. ' _ ‘_. ‘_ _ rilsst-s L. . -_». .tlr\ l oil and

tvifliielltl iiciiiwil you dc you uill deciili- i_lil._piit-l-T _ilonnliii Miitily .i07$§i wer_t;

~ ' _ _ l cs rliyct ly il .cl-niztll sil imur ne o

new liliil eggs ut lilly pricc 'i‘llcy |1411' Now ‘Mk on Juno 12 on 0 wulliifii Illclll hilt llllll to gil witiiilllt: "'mnw.r 11111110 “ml 'lrrwed 891011' at

Give _____ ______v__ ____________ __ mm lillll, inilgliillil. on llllv 7 They were

____`______-_A_____i_____ - li-:iiisii-l‘l'i-il to thi- stonlllcr Guide en

GET RID OF THE R0oSTERs_ i-iiilti-_ for _Ari-llllngcl Tho shipment

\\-:ls illily llisili-cd

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Flxpcrilllcllis by potlltl-ylllcll show ,\i thi. rn,-(.5 ni ynnngqinnn 0 tililt il. 1-oi-ii cats cllollgll call-ii niollill |ii_.i| ii-,.,.k n n.i,rhii,, rninni “nn _ lo proilllt-li u ilozcii ogg-l, ii' tilt- sonic i,,,,,,i,,.,| _,f|,.,. |n,.| S | i b

_ - - ' ‘ ' lm o l ini intl esta iooil llc cunslllnos wcrc fcll to it good |i_sh(.,| ini. nnirk inni ,inni -i-hm

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lcli. ( ii toiks and lion ploilliliivc .-im-,.,| in n rn,-,. in “|i|,n im. ti-mmf hhhs Phi hhi 1`@i\"`h "0 111001110- 111111' i.oil Jciiniligs had llcilioli Toni Patch u dozen cocks with live or six iiozt-li ii, ii six.i,(.ni (.(,ni,.§t ti-nn, pnun hcus. will rrsiiucs all the fertile ssl:-1 wi... ilu- ilrst hull fourth hsilts mul lieeiicd for incubation, while thc hi-ns, ii". iiinnrn hung nni 2 101,* for tin. ilftcr thc rcnlovni of thc lnall-=l, will ||,.._n iniii. fi-i i it

_ - - - . . lo lit-xl tin was

<'0ili1i\\1li 10 111)’ IIS iiN1lil’. HB 111|-Zi' hiifi illiillli-oil illiit :l lnlstiiko had been

“S P10011 91-7133 ai* lhhl' ‘V111 Whhh 111 iii:\iii‘ :intl lillit tilt- oiiiiinl time ofthe policy of scplll-ntioll rii' thc si-xcs nficr ,ni|i. wnn 3_03_-yn filiiin L.0,~i-,.(.i|,,n guy(- ihl-, i-onlpllliy oi' thc nlnlc birds. Tho '|~,,,n |-»nii.h (.i.,.im for ii-,ming nn, tho llicllbaiion sonsoll, results ill vig- |~n,.i(..ii mil,-. iwnr n,.g,,i|ni(.,| b or and thrift ilniong tho i-cillnillilcr oi’ _siniiinn ,in n hnif ii i ii Tn