APRIL 12. 1919
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN PAGE NINE
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ln the lexicon of youth, my boy,
'I‘here’s no such word as fall;
You may-be late in grabbing off
The honors and the kale,
llut they can‘t keep the good men a
down. -
No matter where they set 'cur
'rliegood stun gets to the top ut lust,
You can’t keep cream at the bottom.
lf you've got the stuff’ beneath your
hat.
And the will to do or die.
They cannot ,keep you down my boy.
No mutter how they try. `
Just buckle to it-hit the grit-
Yo_\l'l'l` fool 'cut all. dod rot 'emi
The good stuff gets to the top, soiue
day. (
You can't keep CRl°I4\M on the bottom'
-Meadow Gold Messenger.
Sour-Cream Cake
into ‘the mixing-bowl put one eup-
ful of thick sour-cream. one quarter
teuspooufui of soda. one quarter tea.-
spoouful of suit. and mix. Drop fu
two eggs and beat the mixture with
un egg-beater until very light, then
add one cupfui of granulated sugar.
sift, then measure one and seven-
ciglits cupfuls of flour, add one level
ieaspoonful of linking-powder, and gift
again. Add to the first mixture gradlr
ully; flavor with one~haif teaspoonful
or van.ll~lii or lemon extract and bent
imtil very smooth. Bake in buttered
gent-pans or in layers.
if spice-cakes ure preferred, omit
tho flavorlng and add to the flour one-
half tesspoonfui each of cloves. cinna-
mon. allspice and nutmeg.
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Freckie Face
son and wind Bring out ugly spm.
_How to Remove Easily.
llere’s u chance, Miss l~`reckle~fsce.
lo try ti remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of u reliable concern that
it will not cost you ii penny unless it
removes the freckles; while if it docs
give you a clear complexion the ex-
pense ls trifling.
Simply get an ounce of 0thinc--
double str_ength--from any drugsist.
and a few applications should show
you how easy it is to rid yourself ot
the homely freckles and get a beauti-
ful complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst ease.
Be;sure..to ask the drugglfll f0l‘ the
double Qitrength -Othine _as tllis
strength is sold under Guarantee of
money back if it fails to remove
freckles.
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I make a one egg cake thus:
Hlloonful of -butter creamed together.
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het. lt the goods those workmen and
ex-soldiers produce are freely bought
ment will not grow to serious propor-
tions.
A man‘s Job depends on the good
will oi' the private buyer. tif a prefer-
ence is given to Made-in-Canada goods
the citizen will .preform a patriotic
duty, as well as serve his own needs.
'This country imports too great al
volume of manufactured articles from
tlie United States.
in many cases similar goods ure
made in Canadian factories, Surely it |
is reasonable to ask retllers and '
by consumers, the factory machinery!
will continue running and unemploy- I
one ess beaten thoroughly nu-ougii EVN? dairy breed produces u num
the sugar and honor, 1 cup of sweet bor of undesirable animals; and now
milk, 2 cups of flour, lmo which 2 tea. is the time for the close culling of our
nfuls of haliilw .powder have been Dura bred herds, while the cul-is will Mligllyyfvvc y°t;"“ “E9 me "“"“’ “lf
orougniy sifted, s pines or saimuu bfi” lWi°° as 'wich f°r beet ss lu K “" "”"°“ “’°"“° "“~`
dash of umm” or any preferred normal "mem In season and out of world when lie won the Euglisii Der-
flavoring.,Divide this mixture in two season I have advocated close culifng;‘ gy' H1" k"ct°"" h°“'°l'e"' Wm “°:'
oblong 'tina and 'bake in a moderately fm' Wm’ the high PHC” '01' feed and .,;;h§mr.0ir to wus! if expecteli or
hot oven. When baked cut evenly .|°'b°" ft 15 an °°°“°mi° ‘"9" “ll imma ;h‘;chL IEW., ?lilnghuw..bn.rm.:
across the middle of ,meh cake' we round to keeps- an unprofitable cow. Penu’Pul_w 'gr hir' " L lg “_’ll';‘""
up with any .preferred filling to make We keep °°w° tm' milk? me “lf is “ ul phlladelphlm; g,.a{,(,;al~iL:. .mtim or:
,our layer square “ka or have by-pi-oduct_ No cow not returning a mg next August Thls Minn lmee.
‘two kinds °f Calle 05' PU'-Uni! "V0 good prom on milk produced should bred ut Nawlicck Farm 'lntlil if/vis Wm:
mum-es tozetlwfsrd \isins_diuersnl. bt’ '°"“i“°d "5 “"”"i"°"“°‘ "”°d““°" by Sidney iniiuu out or :run -'
fillings--jelly, chocolate, eocoanut W” may be sun’ “ml f°" the “en few Lady 297 by mage" Ugg oywupi
cream. mocha. ew. A myrtle cake y°“"" 'uw “'“'“’°" °' °°"“ “nd “He” shin ,was transferred for it iioiiur lt
may bo made of 1 tinful of icing first wives nmughwred in Europe for meal was brought about i lust year when
with Chocolate. then with the white Wm bl’ 1°” than nmmal' and that the Ai -Saunders wal-i giving a lied (Ti-oss
shorts-se will be made up by meat lui
srAnvi~a cows ron ifnoreirt
We many find dairy farmers feed-
ng rations low in protein this winter.
lt has come about in this way. The
llrlce of protein appearing rather
high leads these men to prepare for
their cows hoinc grown rations con
sisting of silage, timothy hay, oats.
corn and barley. lf u liberal allow-
iiuco of corn tillage, t'in_1otliy hay, and
8 lbs. of a ground oats. corn, and
barley ure fed to it cow, she will be
supplied with just enough protein to
produce 15 lbs. of average testing
milk. A cow in reasonable flesh will
their customers to encourage the men
who operate Canadian lathes and]
looms, to stimulate the expansion off
manufacturing in this country, audi
thus to lend u hand in finding a prac-
-tical and easy solution for the chief
draw upon her body and produce' more
milk than this for ii short time, but
the protein 'ln the ration is so low
that her production will ultimately
fail to 12 to 15 lbs. of milk a day.
There is no profit in this sort of
problem of reconstruction.-Toronto `
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surrsn A HEAT Pnooucsn Ano;
BRAIN OILER 1
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Milli-fat. when cliurnod. is changed!
into butter fat, and thus becomes ni
valuable source of body l\08l- 0 Sll0Cll\l 
nourislier of the liner P3118 "Of l-0"i
body and particularly 41 llleallfl Of SUP- 
plying oil -for the busy brain. Before,
a man can uct wisely and well he must j
think clearly. Before .be can thlllkf
clog.;-ly the brain must be properly fed l
and ibe well oiled. Such delicate and,
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complicated machinery is found no-,
where else in nature as found in the
human brain. When the brain goes!
wrong, everything is wrong with tht!
man to whom it belongs. 
Knowing these facts. we wonder,
mot peoplo are willing to‘buy u so-l
called substitute for ,butter in tbei
form of oleoniargarlne 'because it lu a I
tha b tter ln all
probability. for every 10 oeuts saved;
on butter. i0 times this amount will'
bo pnld in doctors' and nurses bills. |
' Nature never intended mankind to
use cottonaecd oil for similar ll\'°dU°l
as food for humane The lower ani-
mals, with m\lcll_Btl’0l1S9l' 61805'-"9 'all' l
psratos than haemiln, find it extren~ii\_ i
ly _qlmoult to digest and uesiinllal-:
tno .ny-products of cotton. I
is that made from pasteurfzed ¢=l‘UHlll-
Especfally is thlstruo of butter which i
is made to be hold for some time lu
cold storage. or elsewhere. before us
ing, Butter made from raw cream is
very likely to go off flavor, if not coil-
aumed within one mouth after making
if Canadians are to be Il-bl0 10 dll
heavy and effective brain work they
need to cat plenty of good butter. and
to leave blitter hustltutes alone. il
wo wish to degenerate into Class B.
or lower. leaving -butter out of the ra-
tions is one sure way to accomplish
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delightful dinner dish. Plant
streak coan _ pin. ms.
MllDvn\ld’\ Select
Golden Bantam lee. 35s.
nay uqiitmf los. soc.
new Catalogue
These Tested 8e`ei`is
,let them prove that Quality is more import¢nt,tl'i_|n
rnce. Let them make your vegetable garden a success.
and show you that it pays to put in
- Everybody likes sweet, juicy
corn in summer. And these ;
two varieties -
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teed to give
you many a
need for n gmlm in these
who nf it.
I ton s, Llmrno
this.-Prof. ll. ll. Dean.
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lb. lib,
Poetpaid
doc. $2.75
Sec. ".15
will help you
Gttawn,
Th” 0°" “nd °-“mst mud M mmm l a mixture is advisable, "butovith tim-
feeding and the reason ii cow does so
poorly is because the ration lacks in
Drotein. lf these farmers would feed
ll lwlmd or two per day of some feed
rich in protein like oil meal, cottonseed
meal, gluten feed, distillers grains.
etc., the cow with rougliuge and 7 or
8 lbs. of grain coiiid produce 25 lbs. ot'
milk instead of 12 to 15. I"urthcr. sto
would sustain ber milk flow longer
and remain in better physical condi-
tion and produce a stronger calf. it
is not wise to limit n cow in tho
amount of protein sho receives as it
is impossible for her to produce pro-
fitable flows of milk unless this ele-
ment is supplied fa abundance. _
Some farmers have purchased large
quantities of oat hulls_ which is u feed
low in nutrients. These oat hulls
were pureiiased because they were
mixed with other feeds and sold for
about $25 per ton. We have found
rations, _where out hulls made up the
larger percentage of _thc meal portion,
that did not contain enough protein
daily. lt is no wonder these dairy-
men complain that there is no money
in dslrylng. There are many good
tnixvil feeds on the marketand most
Uf them haves place. dit is not wise
for a dairyhlan to buy a feed -because
it is cheap or i_‘ie_h-in carbohydrates
when he has nothing but corn allege
his uinotny my to-me mn ii.. if no
has clovernnd alfalfa hav. then such
othy hay and sflago n mixture rich in
protein is retlllired.
.A dnirymnn should first find out
what he needs to balance his ration
with those he has on the farm and
then proceed to buy the feed in the
market which will meet his require-
ments. it should ever be borne in
mind that in order to produce lilierai
flows of milli. is cow must be supplied
with adequate supply of protein. _lf il
is not provided in the roughagc por-
tion of the ration, that is, buy and the
like, it must como lu tho inenl DOY-
tion. it should also ho borne ln mind
that il mixture which will supplement
alfalfa hay will not supplement tim-
Onu Egg Cake. ` ` V` -' ' '~ ‘be saved for fondling purpoono__.U_ 5_
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will p ,
One cup of sugar and 1 scant table- GET RW °F Cul-L Umm' °'l'°°K‘
K' portations. We shall get our sharo of meeting at Belmont PMR' In Ommw
me trade. and it Wm have Us Mfccl to boost the gate receipts, A. ll. Coxo
BUYING THE HOME GOODS- on the market price to be obtained presented the coli. and ouch one who
contributed a doliur was given It num-
Workmcn and returned soldiers eu- f;;3mB;s3:;;dyT§l°;J:r`f°“n2:‘v‘t° "O5 bered ticket, it duplicate of which
gaged in Canadian factories have in Wm never have 'another po n'n yiliv was dropped in it ling. When thu scl-
right to ask Canadian citizens of all “ke th DBO Il l "ng stopped' H T4 SwmBhul_yAs£_lL_ct_
vocations to maintain the home mar- ° “ment” eu one or the tit-is-is at random una
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fe" “W” °h°°'V°' ”` u l ' .i to produce over 9 or 10 lbs. of milk - ~
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A DOLLAR COLT.
the holder of the corrcspoiidiiig num-
ber became the owiici' of iliintliig.
it proved to he Gus Wilson, oi' Frank-
fort, Pa. llc was offered $200 for the
youngster. but refused it. Latex- on
be formed npartiiership with iicrinaii
'l‘uth_ who will look after the devel-
opment und racing of Mintlng. That;
the colt has not been idle d\u'iug the
wlnt.er months is evidenced' by tho*
fact that lic worked at miio to ii liigli
wheel carl. on lllarcli 24 in 2.43!-4'.
During the next four months, Minting
will be trained to meet thc fnstogl
yvllllssters in the country, and us hc
comes from ii family with tile “win-
ning liablt" ill colt stakes, nc has :i `
FARM 0 "
WHEN CATTLE “LOOSE THEIR
IGATE THEIR HEALTH.
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Although the relation of the act oi'
cllevltinlz the cud to the natural process
of digestion in cattle is probably quite
generally' understood. we frequently
.receive inquiries concerning the proper
treatment for cattle which have “lost
their cud". tlic impression -apparently
so .lost must he replaced., in order to
restore the iiiiiiiial to health.
Ruinination or chewing the cud is u
nuturul process in coniieetion with tho
digestion of cattle and other ruminsnt
animals. in ruminnnts the food when
first taken into the stomach is impor-
fectly chewed, and is retilrned to the
mi bull of food is tr.-rincd the "cud."
So-called loss of cud is simply u
suspension oi' clieiviiig. frequently one
of the first indications of sickness in
any kind o|` riiniiunnt niiinutl, siiico
riiiiiinuiitsT.cnei‘zill_v stop <'licwingf.ii<‘
cud when feeling out of eonditlof.i.§
Any condition affecting thc- general:
health oi' cattle muy result in suspsn-7
sion of chairing. and there is almost ,
certain to be all interruption of this;
process when there is any pronounced I
disturbance of digestion, Z
Placing wads oi' hay in the mouth.
the use oi’ salt pork. and similiar meth-
ods for restoring the cud are the out-
comf-. of local stipersiitioun and s lack A
of knowlcrige concerning tho dlgcstivp i
process oi' the cow. .instead oi' siichl
deteriniiie the exact nature oi' the iil~F
~ippi_\'ing proper trcatineiit.
chance to thrill the ruce-goers just
as the Santa Claus colt William Penn
did at Lexiiigion in i892, when lic
won two races inside of ilvi- days
from the best two-your-olds in train-
ing.
l’Ol'GiiKl§i<2l’SlE, N. Y., April ll.---I
'l‘iie-rc nrt- seven czirly closing c-vciiis'
on the in'0l;i'iini for the Uruiid t‘lr~’
cuit meeting, at i’oligiikci=psie, August
18 to 23. five of them bf-ing for trot-
terf: and two for paccrs, The lzittl-rl
will appear in the 2.06 pact- for $2.-
|000 Hlld the 2.10 pnrzc lol' $3.000. The-.
trottcrs are oi"fci'vd it 2.06 trot, $2.000,
2.00 trot, $2,0iJ0_ 2.14 trot $3,000, wliilt:
$2.000 purses are also set aside for
the two and three year old trois. 
_it may he confidciitly expected with
an approncliinlz return ol' tho iiniinal to
ii state oi' normal health. there will in-
zi rcstoratiuii ol tile process ol' digest-
ion. iiit-ludiug iiir- function of rnininui-
lon or ciiil-ciir-\\'iiii:. .
ASPARAGUS AND ONION CULTURE
'l`ii;it lu.-it-iou.-z vcgetiilill- ns|ini'ai;ti.~' -
zivailttliic only iii lilo spring and i-uri_\ `
suiiiinei' iiiiiiitils, iiiiglit readily iw.
gi-owii mu(-ll inori- i-xit‘ii.\'ivr-ly limit it
i;:_ li' pi'npei‘l_v pi'i‘p:l1‘vil. iiiai. is wi;li
draiiied. li he-ii iiiay rcniain for twclvi-
or iifiot-ii _\'oiii'.~' :ind will iiiilirovo viiir
ing most of this _py,l;l;,_d__lL_properly
looked uit(-r. Ono luis to wail il uvuillr
of ycaius for ii crop after tin- bmi i,-I
.upfp
cups" 'rims ro iNvss'r_ P
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being that the _cud is something which 
can meclianically disappear. and wh.-ii;
mouth for rc-.inastico.tlou_ This return-!
treatment an effort should be inode to 1
ncss allectiiig tlic cow \vitli a view tof ».`
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"0 Yllrd garden- Make your selections now.
 Sow RENNiizfs_ seed.
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5.1 of obtaisin? lust what yo
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Plbn tl Jnn_inr Garden Tools, gnrnyerm Fertilizers, etc. pp I.
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Look for 'the Rennie Seed 
15.000 d¢B|¢l'8 lhfouglhout Canada are ready
10 SUPP|Y 5'0u with t ese tested seeds. '
It’s time to think about planting your back.
' . All_Renn|<:'s Seeds are tested for germination and
-. ' 'hell' ¢l“9|ilY Draven. Should your dealer be un-
_,,- °ble,f0 SUPDIY Ill the seeds you require, 'write
us direct.
 
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u want in either flowers
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U-5° AT ‘V'°NTHEAl.. winnirzc. vaucgovgn
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sei out but thc iv-lioi' from piuiitiiig.
\\'iiicli is iiet:<~ssiii'_‘.' \\'i.lii most vriili-,I
tliiriiig siii'\+~i~ilii\;:; _\-ears riiorir tliiiii oil'-l
se-is iiiis itisiirlviiittagi-_ .-\sliiii‘¢ig\i_-.-
uuliliro is il:-:iii \viiii iii ii |ii'iti~ti<'iiii
ivziy in i’llniiiplilei_ .\`ii_ 24 ui' the Cen-l
trail Exliuriiiiifiititi |~`iii'iii whicii is :i\-l
Iuiliiilic :it fill- i’iiiilii~ii|ioii.~i ilriiiirii iii;
Itilir ilop:ii't1iiciii of .\;:i'i<'|iiinro_ (li.-,
in.\\':|_ iii tiii.-< pztliipltii-l 1:1-lury i-iiittirvi
in also taikcii till. '|`iiu soil. iqrowinf: limi
plants, planting. uultivzitioii. hlaniziiiiii- I'
and storing are dealt With. 1
That zippctiziiilr vegetable the on I
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lou also occupies a place in this pun-
liiilct \\'iiit-ii points out that the-|01.
.siioiiid ii.. cttw" i-i.....i ......\...1f an -nc"
flvcp in rou‘.-. fioin twelve to fourteen
iiiriii.-.4 :ipiirt at the rats of from four
io six poiiiids of seed per acre, The
Large lu-il Wctliersfleld, Yellow Globe
D1in\'r'i‘s. and Southport Yellow Globe
fire 'i-f-miiiniendcrl an suitable for this
\’-':ii'tii"r Sections ni' f_`-aiiada. Early
Whitt- llziricttii and White Queen are
siiitu.blc sorts for pickling, while in
the Prairie Provinces Extra ,Early Red
Ui” Fl=ll‘l.\' Fiat Refi gives best results-
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nge when~tl\oro are such 'opportunities
for securing information regarding the
balancing of rations that dalrymou
can be found everywhere. especially
this year, starving their cows for
protein. '
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in skimming a hundred pounds ol
35 _per cent cream _15 more pounds of
illim-milk is kept on the farm than
when the same amount of 20 per cent
cream is taken. This saving can he
accomplished .by n turn of tile cream
screw. and at present feed prices
is well worth the effect required
A  0 F tsl land wit-scsi  Louisa
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-/\nother may claim his latciuis have a wave equal to the Frost wnvo, Examing
again.--Still another may say his spacing is as acctirate. Compare.
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ing he Cannot claim. And 'thzff is to make his own wire, temper it and galvanize
l enough for Frost Fence.
o to every strand of wire in if 'ost Fence. Ordinary commercial wire is not con-
ise purcliasiiig Frost Felice tiow. Tliere has been an undci'-lwocluctioii of fencing
during the past two years and such immense quantities of steel and iron will be
required for rails, bridges, buildings and other rc-construction work Overseas that
thcr_e is at l_ik_elihood of there not being enough raw riiateiials available for pro-
ducing stiflicicnt icnce to supply the demand this season.
Our adv-ice is to buy Frost Fence NOW
- Gates of all kinds; Bale Ties; l"cncc Supplies; Fancy Fences. "
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