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HE sciiooi

THE HOME

sAv|N_G_s'rEPs iN 'ri-is k|~r¢HEN_

- A well-planned kitchen' saves tiuiu and every woman is always on the lookout for ways and means of saving UU10' lmd Stella. She needs the extra time that a convenient kitchen win give her. She ne-eds it for rest and rodllelltloll quite as much as for the Performance of the countless other home and social duties that fall to hor -lot. A woman worn by much truf.-5. ing in a maininoQi. badly arranged kitchen, wearie-d by endless cairrylng of fuel and water. sua iutigueti uv poor light and ventilation cannot opt. pect'to do her duty. She may won-r herself out lu the service of licr fain. ily. but her duty-giving her best tol her family-will not have- been 'per- f0l'lD6¢l. DSC11186 her." “best” \vill have been expended in the hours of toil, and she will be too tlred.i-ind' worn -to enioy' the family companionship which makes life wcirth living.

l‘hink of the saving in steps and-

strength by even so simple a thing-as a wood box beside the kitchen range. instead oi' running to the outdoor' sup- »ply each time the fire is replenished. Women who_ have made- their kitchens a convenient workshop may think it isn't possible that any kitchen is un. provided with a near-at-hand fuel supply, but. unfortunately such is the case. And then, just to go a bit fui-_ ther, there should be ,an oil or gum. line stove, and, further yet, ti iii-eiesu cooker. -to eliminate the heat of inu`cli necessary baking arid' brewing. Work in a cool kitchen is far dillereiit _from work ln a hot one.

A drain board on one or both sides

of the._sink is a great help. Here V9Setables can be prepared -or dishes washed without once having to cross the room. Drawers may be built be- neath the sink or n cabinet arranged above to hold soap ,scouring powder, birushes, towels, etc. The sink should have rounded corners, because such will not catch the dirt and are easy to keep clean. _

There are not two housewives lu a

dozen who would arrange their cup- boards alike, but all will agree that they should he roomy, convenient tc both stove and sink, and of a height to suit the worker. All working uten- sils should he kept near the place where they are most used. Built-iii cupboai'ds above and below s work shelf or a kitchen cabinet (and the present-day cabinets are wonder.-1 in the completeness of their equipmenti serve thisvery need by having handy pots, and pans as well as provisions.

Of course the size of the kitchen dc-

pends upoh its uses. A small kitchen, well lighted and well \-outiliitod, is much to bo desired if it is possililc to have lt. -But even when it is iicvvs- sary to use a large kitchen the equip- ment may bc conccuti-.ttcd at ouc sith. so that there need not hc iii-:clot-'s' tramping over a great splice.

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SOME WINTER SOUPS

To make onion soup. chop two medium sized onions and fry ilieiul to a rich brown in two ounces of hul- tcr over a moderate fire. for onions burh quickly. To them add it quuit oil boiling soup stock of any kind, oi-\ water or milk, and cubes of lightly-_ toasted bread. When the soup is ready' to serve. add a little' grated cheese,l after seasoning with salt and pepper.

That which is t_ormed “i<`lcinish Soup" is made with about two pounds' of washed and picked Brussels prout.-:,l after adding ten pota-toe's, two oriloiis.| two leeks, salt and pepper. Cook ail_ gently until the vegetables are ten- der; the'n pass them through a sieve.: Force as much of -the vegetable pulp' through as possible. Then and oi.

quart of beef stock.

'For tapioca soup. take s QU11l'l€l‘-

of a cupful of tapioca one cupful ol; cold water, one pint of boiling wat-_ er, one quart ol’ chicken _or veal stock. one cupfui of hot milk. the yolks of two eggs, salt and pepper. Soak tue taploca in the oold water l'or two hours, drain it. add the boiling water. and boil the whole until it ls- transpar- ent; qdd gradually the hot stock and

SERIOUS ILLNESS AVOIDED

MBl‘ly'a serious illness hus been

avoided by-the prompt use of Dr Williams' Pink Pills. These pills ac tuslly enrich and purify the blood and in this way build up the system: tone and strengthen the nerves unit lnvigorate the vltnl organs.

Serious diseases generally 0°lll0

llrom some simple disorder that has been neglected. Therefore any' thin- ning oi' the blood should be loolwll upon as a warning sign. Hllll lll0l@ serious -illness should be avoided by the use of Dr. W.llliains'_ Pink Pills in the case of young girls und women the blood is peculiarly liable to get out of order-to become thin and watery-and -to ieuci to a seneuil breakdiown in health. This can be avoided by the occasional use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. which are suit- able for the most delicate constitu-

tion. These plus will Eli/B YOU B new appetite, im rove your disostloll. tone and strengthen weakened nerv- es, clear the complexion of piml1l€S» and blotches. cure pain in the back and -general weakness. cause' the dis- appearance of headaches, dizziness and heart fluttering. (_}ive these l>lllB s fair trial and you will soon |1010 ll wonderful change in your condition. Your spirits will brighten, good health and' stlrengthyvlil return. and y0\1 Wlll

feel like it new person. You can coné

firm these statements by enilulflll fli'm these statements by Olltllllflll as thousands and thousands of hope

health and energy by utlns Dl- Wl llama' Pink Pills.

You can get these pills throng

any mtidloins dealer or by lllllll ‘ll 5

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Teachers. Parents Pupils _ 1

.A@AZll\lE GUARiQl,AN 4 _ Fumes- D-trim

fn. Horsemen

Furred 'Bonguc. Bad Colds, ilndiges-

I tion. Sallow Skin and Miserable Head- aches come from it torpid liver and clogged bowels, which cause your stomach to become filled with undi- gested food. which s'ours and fer- ments like garbage in s swili barrel. Thats the first step to untold misery -indigestiou, foul gases, bad breath, yellow skin. mental fears' eve-rytliing that is horrible and nauseatlng. A Cascaret tonight will give your con- stipated bowels a thorough cleansing and straighten you out ‘by n_ioi-ning. They work wile you sleep-a 10-cent box_froin your druggisi will keep you feeling good for months. Millions of men and women .take a Cascaret now and then to keep their stomach. liver and bowels regulated, and never know a miserable moment. Don’t forget the children--their little insides need a good, gentle cleansing, too.

cook both for__ten minutes; then add the seasoning and hot milk. Beat -the yolk-s of the eggs and' add them after' diluting them with »a liittle of the hot mixture. Stir the soup for a few set-_- onds before serving.

NEW USE FOR SALT

Scatter' a little s‘ali_ from the' salt-

shaker along the whole length of the window-sills right under the sash when cold weather' comes. A fine, ev- en coating of salt at this litre will pre- vent snow or moisture getting be- tween tlie' bottom of the sash and thc sill, and freezing, thug' making i-t irri- possible to open the wilidow.

STORING CELERY.

Celery should be stored in a cool

place where the temperature does no go above- 40. -lf it gets much above that the celery will rot. ln digging the celery .leave two or three inches of the root on. and s'et in earth direct- ly in the cellar or in boxes. The atmos phero should also be fairly moist. The celery is really transplanted as after it has been in the cellar two or three

hc ful to the stock or p-oultry. Wee-tis that have escaped llie cultivntor should he gathered up and burned. Prices of luiubcr or other rubbish that may 'halve' liecoillc iscattercd uh- out during thc season should be gath- ered as these furnish excellent wi|ntei'_ arc-oiuniodation for some of our most destructive garden no-sbs After Ov- erythlng is gathered ul> lit is a 800'l practice to plow down ri heavy coat ol’ well rotted' baruyard manure. 'leaving the surface of the soil rough- '|‘his, lieipg to retain -snow and moi~'- ture besides exposing the soil to -the action of the frost. ln the spring. ll' left in this condition, it .will he in .shape to work down into a line mulch with the cultivalor or drag liarrow.

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Pnorirs Fnoivi s'rEEn Fssoiiuo.

(Experimental Farms Note.-)

At the Expei-iinentzil _Statioi_i_;__li_0_l)\_; ville. NB., expel' men si rave 1 f -

ith inter feeding of streri

ilglidlildsxld in“the fall and turned _iii in the springior beef. ElSllll’-Q" wat 5%c, ant were s l 4; _ pound live weiglll- They “"e’“5"“_ -»---_-ii, -.- _::.--:_-;§. -_'_-_-_-_.ss-__ covering I SLVR. il \ ' averaged 1272 pounds: making a gniil of 222 pounds per steer. Tire uv?- itge cost of feed per' steer was $28. .i_ _or 20% ,_-ents per day. The average _cost of each steer' was $ii0..l7. 'l`he_\ ‘sold for $92.22, increasing 151 $;;l_;1__<‘ $31.85, which. less cost of fee . >-

° fit of $3.50 per steer.

legdlviiiiilyllbqir- steers l>lll‘0lll1SBll ll' November 1914 cost 5-it cents; will i

, nveraget .

lliiemillart iffy the test covering 121 days, ami when finished averaxefl 1091

per steer_- The average cost of feet per steer was $24.42. or 20.18 cents per day. The average cost of each steer wus $49.04. They sold for $76.37. increasing in value $27.33. which. less cost of feed $24.42. loaves s profit of $2.91 per steer.

Twenty'-four stevie Dlll‘°llHllB¢l ll§_

November 1915 co 5% Cellll- “nfl were sold ut 7% cents rel- P0006 ,ll"° weight. 'They averB80ll 1342 ll0lll'ldl at the start of the test coverinK 130 days and when-finished avcrusoll 1055 pounds. making a Sill" Uf 223 D°ll“ll° per steer. The sveralfo CON ‘ll 7900

K was $25.14. or 20.95 cents DOI' lilly "The average cost of each steer was

less sufferers have been restored to 346.31? They D0lfl f°l' 379-88' in

l- ci-easing in value $33.57. leaving a

profit of $8.43 Wl' "9"-

W

ll November 1016 cost 6% Cllllll- Hll

h fpwen .mar steers purchased its

in 50 days from April first to solo. The feed cost for this period was $12.21 pei' steer, or 24.42 cents pei' day. They sold for $130.79 each. The cost for feed $43.36, and the pur- chase price $55.77; or a. total_of $99.13, leaving a profit of' $31.66, or u gain oi' $8.95 each. above cost of feed, over what would have been made had they been sold at the price offered on 31st Mdrch.

it will be noticed tliiit the spi'c:n:,

between buying and selling prices

hay and 5.10 pounds incal .iuixturc per day. lt would appear that an average of 50 to 55 pounds roots oi 40 to 45 pounds ensilage, 10 to 12 pounds hay and 5 to 6 pountls ineul mixture per day is -si satisfactory ra- tion i’0 reconomical gains in steers of the size under test 'during the past three years. The heaviest feeding of turnips or ensilage and the lightest feeding oi' meal mixture is made at the start of the feeding period, -one pound of meal and 60 pounds roots or 45 pounds eusilage being given ut that time. _The meal is gradually in- ci'eased‘ and the succulent feed los- sened as the period advances

The meal mixture used wus coni-

posed for' the most part of 200 pounds bran, 260 pounds cottoiisccd, 100 pounds cornmeal and 100 pounds crusli- ed oats in'l91'3,‘ 1914 and 1915. Owing

about 6 weeks old und .gruidiially in- creasing, The nical ration used is equal put1s crushed oats, 'bran :ind ollincnl.

THE AGRICULTURAL VALU OF GROUND LIMESTONE

(Experimental Farm Note.)

The fuvpruhle influence ol' zivuiiul>le|

lime on soil fertility is a well estab- lished fact anti one that_ is now widc-l ly recognized by fnriiiers. This con- clusion is the result of pructiciil _ex- pei‘leiiro in runny parts of the world and is fully supported by scientific testimony. Many soils are naturally well supplied with liine-present as; carbonate of liine-and such soils i-_i~

GRAY HAIR

Dr. Tremaln'e Natural Hair Restor-

lilvo. used as directed. is guaranteed

pounds at the start of the test cowl ""““`°"""""""""""‘°°"" *‘ °“‘“"‘“°““°°°"° waste products, thus giving to the erlns 136 days. and averaged 115 ,whole buoy that buoyant health th i

uclsllllllls" FUR A " l ` ” ' ' ' I - - ~

A pounds at that time. uwklus a sein 01' FOR L"Tl»E ONES ' muitcu for best results' iu uu iiuo gr

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, 296 pounds per steer. The average M” H _B__mc____ ' s_ __ ____ imiimai ,ic-¢iv|¢y_

_ J cost of _feedrhwas $31.15, or 52.9( ceI1_l_ll_ qua QV,-ii§,,.,;_.-I h__’__e op-______“t;3ii;_e;,_ _ :_h_Again, in_ cllniizltes as severe as

per dai o average cos o eac » A 0 0 ~

t steer was $55.77. They could have l'°l‘l“ll4* "Ol" the U08 0! l3llD¥`S 0*'/ll inniit -lie tlllellliirdnlilnllllltlllalllgfr’

K 1'- b9Bll l'l0lll Mlll`Cll .3151 fU`-' $109-53, ill- T“bl°l"" They ‘lm 'he °"ll' '"”‘u°l“e M k L ° for what pliriwso they uri- iiitcutleil

_ L cressius lu value 353.146 leaving ull lf“°W U’ llllll 0"" will lleiwiid upon a e eap Otlon Exposure to com i-tor-tus wiu-ther oi

B pl‘0fll. Of $22.71 })8l‘ lll.B8l'. to Pnnuptly UW” lmW"l llllll slulllach rain, isiiuiv 9|- wind use. ` 1 . _ eat for liver and bowels. for_hllioup -» The above sigerg Wm-U pap,-iuti io troubles." Tho 'l`ublcts nevcp fail to '°'-°°°'-°-°°-°~»--»-»--»----»--»»---.-~-._.-_.~._.._........ ‘rg uf u bod M an “_ u'_}_Y' B "mf nur, .wr |¢°m¢°h and ¢°|i;¢~i|-|g`. May arid sold at 11 cents per pound. l"“°"° the m"°. “ll” mill lwlllllllll lll0 The mmon juice ,,m,,,,__g(."i,'uh,|,(.(| wilivh ii will lm quite illlilplz/slillfilorattlo

tion. live weight_ on the 1-ith and 28th oi|lll°th°l' ha” ul” l4lllll'lllll0l= 0l` ll HOV- in omg 0,. _“nw ,,a(.h Juv' ,,,0m,§` __ replace hy food or any kind of treat.

May. They averaged' 1189 pounrisi°l'llm°nt “““lY"l llllll lll0y_il\'~> ubs0~ mud time and i|_0'ub|e `gmB `|,“‘, ment. Au ani-niul iii this coinlition’

Get u 10-cuut box now. , when r'-0_ld.mskll1s asain 0135 eoi1r\il»`l§;l°l¥del$f_l;~__ __'l`l\f¥ 1ll‘0_ l~'_°li=:__hy__iiiul_l- what of _,___ Emendm ,.L,Su‘,,., A Sk," win pu ui' iittiu _-u-rviuu us u si.-u.

hollis rroni Th; _'lli-'ml/llllll-iui's'LLl:1tlill blvlifllell ilullullflllly “'ii\il_"-. 11 coin- Sl““'“‘*" ""_"°sl- l"`l"ld‘-"l l" ll l`°"lll."

' ' - 14 mexluu with me mmm, of H m_m_|l __ well ventilated pen willi plifiilv 01"

- l - _ . _ _ _ e sommmg nf those "ues of cam; in sunliglit where a lilllo hard grain the udd,m_0n of ___ _.cw _‘mpg or any meh -U “km cloqumlt of mm_u.G-H pm, icots nliil_ciisiltlgo can he scatteriztl

strong acid soils ui' an types iuuy in-.ity and hands whiw. soft and full or “!“"“‘l=‘*‘ "ll*-"'- 'mill fuvvfuls wwf-

benelitod by llniing-heavy clays. silty Ullallll- _ _ 01?! Ifnfl ‘ligesugll ' and slaty soils, rnucks und light What giinl or woinun liasn‘t hciii'__' _ ‘L “ll” ‘ll llhllill 3 _\'0llllH_ llvll

should ln- used as it breeder' will llo-

i ms and, especial] '_ -i dm d oi' lemon juice to rcinovc complexion - _ sblls. y poor y I ne hleiiilshcs; to bleach the skin und to W1" (`°"*""l“"alllY “D0” lllll i-ll`0Wlll

Though qilickliiiu- or sialic.; lime bring out the i‘0se'.-i_ the ireslincss and dl" ‘levckllllllelll lllf llllb lll-l'l0 llllfllllf.

are forms pm-iiguiili-iy valuable for thc liiilticii-beauty? But lemon uico ‘lm "mt l"'“' lllllllllls Ol’ lllS llfif- N01 heavy clays .chiefly l‘i\oiu their |,,.,m_ alone is iicitl, therefore lrritatiii ,und mf* ‘“'*"`l~V- ""°“l‘l ’l’_‘“ ll S00il l“fl'l0lllll0ll2

i 1 ff i 0|, ii i U mth v should he mixed with orc-liziiil white 0"""""l "ill "‘flUl" ‘C11 lllillllllll illlll

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;v_as1l/9 cents per pound i|i_)191.i-1914, mage estsfs h__p__;)‘vi__‘__‘ t'_l_;__f"dr___“___;’é this way Sham through __ mm cloth in runny roses not until it your old is 19/lotllalxiils in 3914-1910' H (mms m'and renderini: thein nicllowcr and the lulc” of “V0 ll`°5l\ lelllollfl ll"-0 11 “muh l)0m“"" TM "mi" thing is 1"

I ' and ' cents in 19-16.1917lnioro easily worked grtniiid or crush. bottle coiituiiiing about three ourit:f,-s hav” 2* l”`°l’°’l` ‘l‘f"“l0lllllClll. lil' lllfl'

liadtliey been sold on March .list ns ed Hmestone _"___ ___j0__c__ __ m_,___'____n_ of 0l.(_hu,.d whm,_ than ,make won _ml .fi_vSi_eir1-not that -,L pig slioiild lnivc wem the others the three previous uble und' llroiltiibic forni of linicl l'or Yolllllll/01\Wll0lU1ll11ll"l0l‘llllll Ol' Hlllll "S mn growth' “S mi” will ""’ l”` yeam -The 19164017 Steers were llilillicutloii to soilslof iriauy typos 'ind and coniplcxlon lotion iit about the "O"'l’]"“’ fu" l-“"° Ui' llll"“’ .\"?lll'S lllll however. hold for a higlici' intirkct ___ to be g__ne____H__ __e__m_____e__de_i ‘E_x_ mm one usually pays for u sum" JM, that ull thc lntdily urgriris slioiiiil ‘bc with u consequent Spread of 41/2 Cents ccssivo avillicati-airs can tl no harm 01' ordinary cold cream. llc sure lo Hlrnllg fmd. amlve- “’l“`-" ll” lllil." ll” which accwnts for the unusual pm' as may ‘be thc t-use withouuickliiiie Strain the lemon Juice so no Dulli gots used Wllll "’fl5"l‘“l’l0 ¢‘XDl~‘0l1lll<1llS fits. _ _ Dressings m_-_y h»e-_mm _wo to me- Into the bome__ _-hen _-his lotion Wm that good reults will be accolnplislied.

The 1913 steels were [ed bo pounds tons dr iucrq b,i0ad...aSted n th remain pure and fresh for momh____ Even then the iiidiscriminale use of ii

l`00tli.12 l10lllldS lilly. 5% P0llllilS llleill -‘.8 mid so" a`nd mmf' ved _ 0 e vvhen massage() ig-_,ily inmwthu t-a,_L._ y0Ung hour' is it mistake. llc should llllxlllle Del' lllly 0ll U19 llV€l`l1Z*3- lll D EI; erimems Condu Ta l|n`, 1 neck, arms and hands it should nut- "Ot be "Wil lo" "Moll 0" his l!l'0‘Vlll 1914 they were fed 60 pounds i'oots,_'D_vlBl?o of (.hemisU.Vc(f~ tl W,-, iirally help to whiten, clear, siuooihcri allll Vimml’ will ll” l"l‘~`l`lUl`l`l?<l Wllll- or- 45 pounds pnsilase. 12 pounds hay “_ 1 , _‘ 9 _.le im" ` und iiouutiry- thc skin. N“'“"°- ‘S ‘>l>l>0>'€‘l 10 01005505- Mo- and 8.65 pounds meal mixture per nlemil l'a"f"' 2," l"“*’l°lll(-=1“ail-1 ‘l.lll`° Any drwgist will supply un_____ tleratioii must be pinif-iiseil or thc low'

_ ri s r os, or _ . _ _ ' _ _ cost and the mee h _, ul __ su lug in wen cnet coiistitutioii

_i)1_ou;1;is_i.___eiisilagc, 10__pountl1i:) tuiuip.;_§;_0\;3;l__;_l;;e_st-o_R;____hasa__h_oe_;;_xgifimfit. S r as th einem, _"___ _____________ ________k__Gw___ This _UW

. I)0\1l`l(S enS nge, I)Ol.ll\(S ' ' _ ‘ ' _

-0 .__ profitable farming. The following two C Se am comfortable quartels m “qu qth ° to e use " Connectmn instances illustrate the benefits that which to -reed and sleep' Smce mes” 1 el mglliagemom of me young may be derived from ground limo- me pmcucany me Same things that 'm?ll`l1rnl-wlt Om which' me results stone applied to _wus (_e__cie____ in are needed to raise airy domestic »\l"- l el l0 lie \/Wy lllS2\l>D0llllllll§-

‘ animals successfully, they will need *O~V--l-

lime- to he mentioned here only as differenll

will apply to all ages hut pzirticuliiriy

In Exllerlmem HI' “L Kellwmci N~ kinds of animals and different agcs THE BU!-L'S FEET.

does not cxcced an average ol' two, - _ _ -_ » -~ _ poumpti pei- ‘(13% commencmg with _ io obtain this is out in ii clean, ireshi

ve". light feeding when the (mn. is , r-lovin' pasture, which, in uiltiiiion lo

the lwiioliis derived from purt iiir.

also i'urnii~zhcs nn opporturiily to got from thc ilovcr .iiitlviirtli sein: of iii

lleiiizc this shoiilil he supplied in ull

pure loud nr water The host plut-ii

S-~ °n ll sandy loam 5°-il~ fl lll0l WHS need different tr-satiuent _

treated,to 215 pounds of fish scrap. 1| I - . __ _ “*` 233 pounds of gem pllospllam and 10( ___C_lbi¥_';§llllgl_§’_l)lu_3'll_ll_e <;§l;Z_2:`a_§_’:lUllg_di1l§_: lhcre are many bulls ruined lil' pounds of mu1'i2_\to of potusli per acre foods that are easily tiigestcti uiui “Elect li’ luke PFOPCY f'-M0 of their lll Dl“@PHl‘litl0ll |f_>l fill 0111 CWD lll the that contain a large percentage uf feet. This is frequently A cause of your 1914 and iielcofl 57.3 bushels of protein ci- flesh-forming uiuteriui i-‘ur _ - - S‘l‘alll»' All0lll9l` lll0l» Hllllflllfly fill" this purpose no food will hettcr|1`oi'in many huns hemg Sacrlmmd on me tilized. received gr-suli'd linicstouc -ut R ‘mm of me ration man miiit hither block l"’F0"" thu" hmuillllg rliiys the rate of 2000 pounds pei' acre, und wimig- Ui- skim.me(|; im; on acC'(,u,,t_ 0|- :should he hall' 'over or cvcii when yielded 66.2 buslic-is of grain per acre iii.. Vai ie ,- W, 1, ~ ._ - _ _` _ _ _ ._ _ ._ Hall increase of 8.9 bushels ol' grain sidei' tile l(atttei'l llillywlgiit?(pu\rYllIl>t$(:;ll me" should be dl 'hen beg" mr um

_(iw to the ii|_iiing_ _iii _tim gecoiiii meah ,wo pans of Shorts and _.our or lliirpuse, ilad fcet__ oi the 'hull usually year (1915) ot* the rotation the fer- iivc ibS_ of milk ig the pomp] Qi' _CUlll0S.lr0n1_iil_l0WllliZ llllll i0 Slfilld _Oli

weeks it starts-‘a slow growth forming to the high cost of cornmeal and outs. tlllzffll but lllllllllflfl _lll0t Df0€l\1l¢‘J(l 2 grain makes a very good fcntl for soft earth or manure in which the new stocksst the heart at the ex they Were. except at the start of the' lim- 467% l’_°“’f‘1S ‘ll °l°"°' a‘?“_ Um' Young Hfolvllls Digs- When tho Diss utuiur iliac ui the hoof win wcur uwuv Dense om-ie. Older ie9_ve5_ This keeps feeding period, left out of the ration ‘lilly hay Dei. acre. while the iertilia- reucli thrcc oi' four months old, or __ H _ U _ _ _ ' up iiii some iime in _}gnua|~y_ _ in 1916-1917, ant-.‘ the incul inixtnrc “li allil lllllllll ill'~l Yl0lll0ll 0 191114. 7410 sooner in sonic cases. the young hour 3 ‘l a OWS ‘e “ppm lun 0! the hom

was pompogeii |,,~mCipa||y of 300 p;_nii1itli_;, of §i_;i)_\;/_pci' acr_e-:Eli iii_ci°c;i_.~:c Siiguld be Sepa,»-_lied from the 50W,,_ to rurl upwards in the shape of a pounds bran, 200 pounds miiiiiiiiiq.-_ 0 0ll» -‘~ .~ l>0l1lliS- (U0 -3 10 but it will be' well to continue hliii ' - i- - - .'

CLEANING up T 'ME and 300 pounds coi;t.cn5i=,e¢i iiiix;|_ llllllllg- lll U10 filll 01' 1915 llle Sll'0lll'§ with other marie pigs i`oi' some limo s1le‘g]h;lun_;H‘ T0_ovcr(m“e- this mul(

_ "T The mixture used cost $1.50. $1.55, l-¥l‘0Wtll 'D-f clover' zil`tcrinutli ou thc as more exercise will be taken under me lu 1’ cum stand ml “ dry' ham

This is cleaning up time in the gur- $1,535 and $1.89 pci- iiuniiimi in i91;;_ l_inied plot_made it stand out in strlk- _this treatment :ind also it will usually H001' a i‘"l`l ‘lf lll€‘ llllle S0 that the

den. Many' of the most destructive 1914, 1915 and 1916 -respcc_Llvel_y. The l_l:_l_§i-e°0l;tl;“-Bl l0 U10 0¢ll0l`S , ill tht* iieutlesirable to use l_ic~svier and more underhidc of thc foot hcconiea pliable gardw }'n%?ts are 'muse wl_“c_h ITT” Mzizialtlth“lll(iEll,r0wi::;:c(liolilghtlJdtiilllylots i\i ('up lloiilltn l»,Q_, on ii stiiiiiy illIrliiullliiilogilliiglitelllilgsillmlp dtfwn “nfl ke"l_)_th'>'m m pllopm' s|"“‘l""' lll8ll` Wlllllll illllifl-l5l”S ~llllll9l lllllllsl-_ im"-pci ,md ui the mug- Ui' im, |-mqiimz soil. :irons hi lntrlcy .-nuts. wiicatl zlllil iiitclitlcil sir. Latter on wheii the boar “ hm" ‘l lm" " 'nm Canmll ll" Jmlll which is vc-ry often left aftor thc gan pc,-god ,im m.il.O,, 0|- |-00,15 W0,-,. ,.n,,,_ i>cu.~;_ wi_n't-_ ii'i.~_‘iit__iitl in l1ll.'._ th :tn mid-,lies ii weight of oiio liiiiirii-cd ;|ip| in pi'iiperi~oiuliiioii ilnit wily Iio slioiilii

den crops have boeli hi'uvcsl.cd. llab- siilu|‘iibly_li__igher, costiiig for tht: lust: ;l_lll’ll_‘_‘lllilll ‘fl l_““l llf_l_l_*‘ "__ iTl"~"{"‘l llfl_.\’ llllllllilii ilic _fill nwiil shoulil he be walked over ii rlr'.\'. liar-li i-oiid cvciyi'

Oip, slim-iimrn Sim.,-_ |,0,-1, Juiv |3i|,_ ing expressed in pounds oi` grain liiir- u Ilrinvr flesh and `iniisclo_ At iii.-

lll14. raised -from hiith_ sold tit' 20 2-21 Vfllllllil lll‘-l` lLCl‘1i_ llrirlcyz zivr.-_i‘ilgi~_ ii. nztiiiv liinu all llirtiiigli thc pleriuil iii' iiioiitlu-4 of ago for 71/_. cciiti-z in-,ri il VUt'l<‘lll‘H. lllnoii' 21900, iiiiliiiiril ll-15, gi-owili, it will lu- aidvisablc to :iiitl ul voting, ii wuigiimi 935 l,,,u|,,|,,_ ,_,,_.,|_ (isis: iivciuigc of 5 var-ieiics; liiuod ieiispuoiifiil of lloiiu niciil with si ing $5ti_75 for fiiQi|_ ionving it 1,,-“iii 10,140, liiiliincd 8940. \\-'lit-ni: ilvvi* iiilit-lt ol' suit io llic rittioii tii' ii inix- of $17_]1, ‘ Tim (yogi was $]i_94 |-or algo 014 vitrietios, liiiieti -1200, iinliiiilvl titre of init- part -uili, foul' of nslim the (list six mont-hg_ ;i4_p9 fm- the 3315. lwzis: -uveriigc of 4 viii-ictics. and right of t-_liar-cout placed in it hoxl setsoud six ni0iutiig_ $15_0i; fm- iim liiued 7080. unllined 11/195. wlioro it intiy bc tuircii ut will by tho' tlllr'd' six months and 515,66 fm- iiip ---'-°'~*~-'-~"-- llll~`- | remaining 80 days. Oiic born iVi_'iy THE YOUNG B0/ig NEEDS GOOD Again thc iiuccssiiy of purc will-»-_'i 17th, 1915, was sold ut 23 mouths roi gang, FEED AND Exgngisg, is <‘111i\l\@l»~‘iZf=il- _\\'ui~'»° forins it vci',v, 10 cents pci' pound and wcighcd Iliff. --W - l~ll'5"- i>0l`C‘~‘llllliZ" 0l` ill" \\"‘li!lll 01' l‘i\l'- D0llllilS- Tho food Cost $77.77, leav- 'i‘i,,._ ii-..=,i,m,m of UH, Nunn |,,,_|,. cuss oi' uiiy_iiiiiiri:1l. iiiu] must be lih- ius it profit above feed of $26.72. i‘li-: iiiut. is imoiuicti tc ri.. ui-rvit-t-_ us u "f'll.v Sllvlillvll lol' fwvfl i'-.--wll-'-- Cost for thc first your was $401231. hi-i;edor', fin' the lE:"si, two tn- ip,-U., Wlillli lliii pig is pi-one in wallow ii- for tim next 2;; mumps 5:57;-,4_ -|-|,,, munum Should _hu ‘mlm il- _myi|,im_,_ bout. iii niuii diii'liig_wi|rni wciitiwr, :ii- iueal fctl thc first steer’ averaged 2,242 differuiil. froui thc one iliiii. is t-_xpet-,|_ 'thc saline iiiric hi- is siihjtzcl to dis- pouiids pcr day for tho period. :ind .od io rtilvi- to the bacon trade. .Iii GUS" llllil llilfil-‘lllli ll‘0llilll0 ll‘-ll`ll<'-llll1l" to the second 3.26 por tiuy. 'rhu su.-_ ciifitu- Cust- thu fit-si ciuot-_t wui no ly that =-u_i>i>liv-I in imiiuw wal-_-'- 0llll` lil-Sill' WHS fell lllc flr»St y0==\I‘ llfblti* to build up u strong fmmt: iiriil it vig- _ _ ly double the meal given thc iirri. orous constitution. For this purpose l-ll‘~‘ llll-lllllllmi llllll \‘{llll>0l-21l<Ull- lil one, approxlinatcly Ii pounds per rl=:_\' at least. live essential factors will hr; addition i,o_ any liqiiids that may he

On lll0 f\\'0l`i=\i§c. Wlille some metil is iiet:es.~\ai'y. namely wiidicsoiiic food, <fCllSlllll'2‘l_ lll_ lllll lllilll-

neccssary the first. year. most econo~ l’U"" all ll* Us 'ici'-‘_l“tlf*l`y l""'_ lililill mica] gains will ho mail() when ii ..,.,...,...,~._,._.,_ .`.________,_,.._..... iiciiitlriin rlstrc-iigtli ol coiislitiilioiiiis

No tipcration of trininiing cuii pp.-_

sibly equal the natural mcthodof leg- iiiirriio cxci't-iso for kvopiiig tho hull in good trim :intl alt.-rl in his move- nioiiln. \l`lit-ii his fool grow lmil hc liei-.riiiicfi slow :ind awkward and his liseluliicss is lair i‘<\in0vcd. if time 1::-innril hc liikfin l'i'oni other work lo

givc thu ihull Iris daily walk hc shoiilil have ii sliding rin-g on ii long wire hr- tivccii two sirolig posts so that hc <-nn walk ai. liiiiidred feet or so und ln|<"i without uri iiiti-_rii|niii_ Alinilicr plain riilnptcil hy sonic is in keep a lr'L~.\r|- power forlthc purpose of oxercisiiis this' uiiimsl which also helps in keep- ing thc feet in -proper siiapr-_

Almost- any pliin is lu--tier thiiu

none. hui. it must. he irinpliasizcil ihrii there is no plan so good as that or prevention oi disorders in the bull'.~ fcct :is well as in many tht-r phases ol' his care.

lrutur'ul lilgrctliveiiits iit-.c<~suJi'\‘ for lit-_.--'rl N" "xl-"""ll"l5 »“llU"l'l l“‘ lllllll' lllllll

_ H _.I _ ._

is-siilts. and still liiitlici. it ailoiils un _“’ l*"‘f‘* *lr* "ll“"‘*l "l`"'ll1l‘ l¥"llll"

ing This inc.iii~. nt roiir-ir' pl+‘iit\ ol

opportunity for the su|t‘s i'u_\'s lo ~ ' ’ - ~ '_ -'

dcstro' 'n crnis of tlii-tense. in- -“"l’¢`-W ll l5 the ‘"5"-V bell' l“""`Sl'

_\ ina y g

jurloirs to domestic tiniinuls_ \\-`|it'n_

mcrii. _

kept in close ons, there siitultl lc '-*_*-~-°--~"'--"5

BW' W° "ll" l°°k °l‘ f°°l l`lU|“ gooii vcutilatiopn ;uppiic|i sto) elimiii- For Cahiiri-hal Dgafnegsl

wllh tho System f|.i|_|_ atc as far' as possible- the poisoiis :it--I and Held Noise*

of poisons. »

cliiuulatiiig from brcaitliiiig und othcr' bodiiy excrétioiisx

Exercise i-i also proinotcd iii tl »

cro in Aincrica there is iiiucii

I il

‘ . _ . ‘ li __ _ _

Millions of folks bathe iiitcrnrill_.- hm, poqgihlt, m_mm.,_ when tm. pig 1,, filiilcring from catarrh anti head iiois-

iiow instcnd of loading their syslciii mnnm l;,ism,.e lm mm nothing IH mow, es. Aniericaii people would do well to

“Wh ‘ i silo huth"" roiisider the method employed hi the

Wll-ll lll‘lliZS_- als 0-ll ll-" - conductive to its proper development _ ' ' ; '_ ~ __ you say. Well, it is guaranteed l‘ pcr- that with |,:xm_(.iSe 59,3 in motion an English lo combat this_ insidious d;.~

orm iiiiruclc-_-\. if \ou could hclicit- ,iw Organ, 0, me |,0,|`. w|m,_,. fum.. case. Everyone knows iow damp lie

UIGSB ll0l Wlllel' 9lll»llllSlllSll*~ tions liavo io do with purifying thc E"gll5h ‘fllnlllte if a_"‘l hflw 'l“ml’"""`

There ure vast numbers ot' iueurind mood m_,,,ing me tigsuefy .m.(.,,gti,&n_ nlfects liiosc suffering ironi rutzirrh

phosphate at the drug sloru. This will cost vcry little but is suilicienl to make iinyono a roal crank on thi subject of lnf.ornal sanitation.

.lust as soap and hot water uct ou

tie skin cleansing, swct-lcniiig und

_ to restore gray hair to its natural»__l h nm. so "me wne- ph__Sp_m___

_ res e K. s -

color or money refunded. Positlveli.l_md hu water am nn tm, smmM,h_ not a dye and non-injurious. Price ||v¢._,~_ kidneys and |,¢,weig_ it is

$1.00 post paid. Write Tremaln Sup- vastly more important to baths on

the inside than on the eutside he

pw' co" Tommo' om' ` on mm In I the skin res do not absorb hu

~ f 2.50‘ h oil' at end of feed- . » _. 6”" ‘ l’°"` °' 'lx b°’l§° °' ’ °°"m h“° een ' ( a °l“"l°"°°"ll-W ll°.*l‘ll“ “'°"“'- ""“"` lgllilgios into me siroli, while tu.-

fiom Du. Wllllsmn' crliclne Po.-

-Brpclt _§_\o_nt_

ing period for 9% nent! l'l9l‘V llllllll

live weight. They BVOPBSGU 353 -'Ulm' °”°°"° P°'l °m°°- bowel pores do.

4 ' ' u

up--o~<t~e~-\~-e~-o-»o --1--l--0--tlD-~o~~t-~l~-l--one--wo

Because stylc decrees that women

crowd and buckle up their tender toes in high heel footwear they suffer from corns. then they cnt and trim at these_ painful pests which merely makes the corn grow hard. This suicidal habit may causoi. lockjaw und womcri :irc warned to stop it.

A few drops oi' ii drug t-aiicii fi `c1,-

onc applied directly upon a sort: corn

il0llllll.\’ tl‘€Hl€ll ln 19911861 to lnanur- women who, immediately ul>0ll llllf" ing thc iuust-los and eliminating thc ln E“l¥l“ll(l they lmal- "“t“"h"l "M" ing. cultivation, drainage and rota- ing ill the lll0l'illll§. ill`lllk ll i§lllf~'S l.-` ___~ ___,NW_,___,__M.,.,_,_,,,__,_,_,_,_,,,.,._,.,_,_,.._,,_ ll0SS llllll ll*`-‘lil ll0lS"-" *lf* ll C0"-“mln” tion of crops, are sin-cng the most real hot writer with ii tenspoonful ol' _..._,,....._,,,,..,__......,_......s.....:............................. ioual :lit-cuszc. and use un internal rem- proiluctive known to ggi-iiguiiui-0, On limestone phosphate in it. This is at ,f-dy for it that is really vcry olllt~ii~~

’ - ._~ -iiti iii .~~_ni.~ - -i.,

:i!§\g?;}i1i‘t’riillalr|\;‘ili'eUziexilzngrsgtnihcerpgsgs lilltrglldetgltstllclllusllcallid llvelr. mglifforci-s who could stcziriwrly lit-_.ir ty in ilme oi' the rocks from wiiiuiiilxldneys und' the thirty feet of lntest- have _liiul _lhcir iicziriiig rr~st_ori~t_l

~ - » - _ in s f thc ircvious da 's waste. soul' this langlish trcatiiimi in iiiici ii _

tbe\ were originally derived oi to de I 6 0 l Y _‘___ “Lk f __ watch w,__`

pletion through long continued crop- lille and indigestlble material left tt-nt that _ Z <- __ _-_

Dlnir and drainage, It is muse goiig nyc; in thc- ilollybwliich if mit _eliu;i_;i- C r S p_li:_l__iii_:w_;i_i_iil__i_bol_?_ _s_e{\_/lc;i_i_ sign e gil.

' ~ net every ray. ecoiuo ooi or fi ci . ‘ ~

l)°““d“' making a gain of 238 pounds: dkpillitgllgdgbg g"r£"t:1Ill(::l“|lldl)cslf.ii;IlIiiteIlg ol iiiilllons of bacteria which infost the , 0 a e . ,__ Therefore ll you know sonic one who

Spiis in need of "ming are usuaiiy hnwcls. lhc quick ':\e-suit is poisonsiind

` acid or sour and will turn blue litmus iiillllllll Wlllcll “F9 lllell "hl'l"lh°‘|_ lm" paper red (Methods for testing solis.lll0 lJl0°l1 "*“l5lllE ll'=’“‘l“'~'ll¢» l"ll"}"` _are given in Buiieiin N0_ g0_ --i,|mc.|iittacks, foul breath, had taste. colds. “one _ in Ag,-icuii",-ey Expe,-imenmi stomach trouble, kidney rniiicry. sleep- Farm Series.) Soils containing ii sul- llllssnws' impure l’l°°d “ml all SCN’ llcieiicy of available lime turn red Uf 9~ll"l‘ml5~ ` iiimus paper him, and “many give ai People who feel good one day and!

- ' _ latlly the next. b'ut who simply can

more or less st_r;ong»offervescence_on:_;_n get feeling “Bm am ufged U,

“wwe obtain ii quarter pound of liiiicstoric

ii; troubled with cuturrh. caturrlial deafness or hclid lllll*“`*'-- "ill "“l» Um foriuiiln iintl hand it to lhcni and you insy have hecii the rneuus ol sliv.ul»! :;orn.;~ poor sufferer p0l'l\l\ll-“`- lF0lll l0' r-il lleafiioss. The' prescription Con llf? ¢~,i;;_ii_\- prepared at home for a few toms and is made as follows:

‘ vu /our druggist obtain 1 or oi

ii.-his and add to it. l/i pint of hot will .- uuii 4 ouncou of granulated sugar;

givcs quick relief and soon the entire corn, root and all, lifts out withoul pain. Ask the drug store man for ii quarter of nn ounce of frcczonr. which costs very little init is sutilci- ent io remove every hard or Holt Corn or callus from one’s feet.

This drug is an other compound and

dries in a moment and simply shriv els up the corn without iniiainming or even irritating the surrounding tissue

or skin. Clip this out nnd pin on your

,_-iii- iiiitll dissolved. Take ti iahli?

i_~<i~uoiii`iil four timer. ii day. » l’iirmiiit ' ._ . _ . lto rmlurr- hy tonic notion tlio_lnflsin mation and SW9lllll8 lll 'llc' l*““l“"l‘

lan Tubes. and thus to ellilallif ill"

air pressure on the drum, but to cor

t n _

rrdfdtll; year _and the results lt give are usually quick and effective.

any form should lllV° llllll “"`ll"`

I wlfe’s dresser. ‘

- trial.

» 1 .

i ` » - .

l'rr. j -- _ l‘aruiinl_ illolihlo Strength. Tsko this

is used in this way' not oul\

Every person who has catarrh ll:

_ 1' T _._,--\

Livmo up To _ _

, . FA_RM_’8»600D NKMB

ness. Some farmers have been`ue-

names to their farms and those which t-aiiso merriment among their heigh- bors. All farms should be named, but these names should be cboloq with somc,,clmracLerisf._ic of the farm in view Do not tr to giv a sum

I -_ y 9. ° mer-resort name lo your farm 'any

more than you would suis-name. _._A child. Many a child has had to go through life living down l.o a name ln~ stead of up to it. Mike. Peter. Moses, and similar names have broiightmoro embarrass-ment_ to more than' one school boy. And when the daughter grows up she is inclined to hate the pet name given to her when she wa! a baby, and when it has been Tiny, Flossie, Dolliie or Beauty, she has a perfect right to resent. Many at farm ‘would cry out against its name if lt could. Name the farm bo be sure, but inukp it an appropriate name.

; AMONG rua Houses

.

_.- W

BK

¥¥NE§¥¥

Messrs (1. lialsey Hooper and Ham

lmonil Kelly are taking it in and will

doubtless return with some speed.

_ <1 sf 1-

.\lr. lfldwin ii-arriiigtoii is the new

oiviivr of Uunholrnc 2.16%., the good

i-tice liorsc ol’ the past season.

it 1'# it

hor-sc show which is promised the ls- lami horseiueu for 1918. So get that horse in condition, as it will tako coniiitifui to win at such a show.

\¥ lk #

The cold weather of the past week

rc-minds one of the ice racing of the past and that to come of which the Cliurluttetown Driving Club intends holding quite ii series.

Ill d< in

liillic ilciitli of Axworlhy, 2.15,

the world is deprived of one of its pr-eruic-r sires, it sire of trotters and a wouilcrful family builder-Axworthy 2.15 is tho sire uf the great young sire Dillon Axwoi-iliy 2.10%. Guy Ax- wrirtliy 2.0lil__-,Q slr-.: ol lll€‘._Cll8lI1Dl0l`l l.u .\x\\-orthy 1.581/1 and he also sire ilu: fiiiuuiis iiuiuliurg Hell 2.01%Suroly iii- will he niissoti, but probably one or more of his sons will take his place us a sire und ti family founder.

RHEUlVlATlSM CONQUERED

l say that 1 can conquer' rheuiinatism

with a simple home treatment, with- out electrical treatment. stringent diet, ivcnkeniug baths. or in fact, any other nl' the usual treatment recom- incnilmi for thc cure of rheii-matlsrn.

l)on'| shui your e_\'i=s und say “im

possilili-~,-"--liul put inc to the test. - _

X-Ray of Rheumatic Hand.

You iuay have tried everything ever

heard of :intl have spent your money right und left. l any "well and good"; let mv prove rmy claim without ex- pense to you.

Lct me send you without charge. B

trial lrcutnicnt ol' DELANO'B RHEU- MA'i`l(‘ (70NQi7EllOR_ I am willing to tnko_thc chance and surely the l.e.\;i. will tell.

So si-nd inc your naiuc and 1

lest ii'l-iiirnclit -_will be sent you out-_c. When 1. send you this, I will write you -more fully, arid will show you that my treatment is not only for lmriisliiiii: rlieurnatisrm_ but should al- so clczliise the system ol’ Uric Acid iind give great benefit ir: kidney trou- ble and hc-lp the general lienlth.

This Spccirli Offcr will not he held

open indefinitely. il will he necessary for you to make your application quickly. As soon as this discovery be- comes better known. l shall cease sentliug free trcatments_ and Bllllll then 1-liargc u price for this discov- ery which will be in proportion to its great viiluc_ So take advantage of this offcr ht-fore it is too laio. lteniember thc icsl costs you absolutely nothing. F. ll. liclano, 800 F.. Delano Bldg S_\'i‘ni:iisf°. N, Y. ~

,~_v~..- '

he at

~»

OW

i in

more

_ or on

riuirr reap" “_ lol

' 70-A. Glare-

mont. Bt..

» 'roi-onto.

excess of secretions in the *___ -

, _

There is 9, whole lot .ln appropriate#

cused of giving very lnappmprtalo'

l.c|. us not forget the big spring-