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lllIllUllEll BY `
RHEUMATISM
'sauna-rivEF ii... it qua.
f and Permanent Relief
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MR. P. H. MGHUGH
108 Church Street, Montreal.
December 10th, 1917.
"I was a great sufferer from R/:func
afirfnfnr over 16 ycrzrs, I consulted
lpeciaiists, took inedicinrs, used
lotions; bitt nothing :lid nie good,
Then, I began to use “Frujy,_,..
tlvc-s"; and in 1-5 days, the pain wt.,
easier and the Rlicumntism was
better. (lrnduully, “l"r11_1'l-a-/ing,-i’
nrfrrams my /?lie_umali'rm,° and now,
for live years, I have had no return
of the trouble. Also, I had severe
}:`r.i:¢‘ma and Constipation, and
"Fi'iilt~a-tives" relieved me of these
complaints ; and gnva me I. good
appetite ; and in every way restm-od
me to heaith".` P. 1-l. MCHUGH.
D00. it box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e.
At dealers or sent post paid on
receipt of price by Fruit-a~tlvaa
Limited, Ottawa, Ont.
 
GETTING HIGH RECORDS
Given two co\\~s oi' equal iiuiry i-.i-
palcity. the one viiiiililioiiril its \\'liii
»<li0lllil li", :ind the other raitlivr thiii
in licsli, mill the one iii the best conf
ilitioii will iiiake tho lies-i record evvi-_v
lime. Not only this, but roiitlition cii»
ubles iiiuny brci-iilcrs to break u milk
und li_iittcr-fzit rocoril \villi ii cow tliiii
ronditioiietl no hotter than those
which shi-' excels. must surely lizivr
produced much lcss_ Fcedhig for milk
:ind butter-fiit i'ecords is one of the
places where hruins ziiirl i-xpei'lcnc~i`
are iiidlsp_eiu~izilile_ .Tho feeder niu_~d_
not ovcrlook ii single factor iii his
works lt-nel. ul' till can ho ziiford to lic~
gin a fccdllig test without, having his
t-ow., in its good condition us his coin-
petitors, for sioiiic. il' not ull ol? tliciii
will put oil Lest uniniuls in the host
rontlitlon it is possilii- to get tlicni.
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- SCHO0L l\lt_l_) HOME
To Save Window-ahildaa.
ated by laylns them nat cn tu-J fiom-
and painting them with ordinary 01|.
Daint bought in small cans at any lmrd
ware st/ore. Paint one aide and let dry
thoroughly before touching the other
eldo. -this treatment prcsl- ~~ _ -'
_ shades so they will last for y irs
'."-me
Baked Beans With Salt Poi-k‘
water and cook them slowly until they
brown.
_
Helpful Pinchas.
0 A pinch of baking powder added to
lui*-01911 D0tu.toes will make them light
_Und fluffy- U-se the 'baking powder
lifter the milk has been put in and the
potatoes mashed. Tlicu beat a fcu
minutes with a rotary egg beater. _-\
pinch of salt added to cocoa or choco-
late, when making a large quantity.
loads u plquuncy to the flavor.
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Russian Cabbage with Sausage
Boll a medium-sized head of cab-
bage 20 minutes in boiling slighilv
salted water. Cook a. pound and a hull
l‘resh sausage meat in a quart ot‘ w.|i__
-ci' for 15 minutes, tlien set aside to
cool. Drain the cabbage, chop rind add
to thc sausage and water. Fry u large
chopped onion in ti tablcspoonful ol
_butter until tender :ind yellow. noi
brown. Adil to the other ingredients
with a grated nutmeg. suit and pepper
to season and n half pound of crack;
ers rolled line. Mix well. put. in ii but
|t¢_-rctl baking dish, cover and liuke nn
hour und a half. .
To Adjust Apron Gathers.
The popular kimono apron would lie
even more popular if it were not for
llic fact that when the bolt is lei!
|`r<~c. to simplify laundering. the full-
ness all sl-ips to tho front. I discovered
n simple way to -overcome this by the
use of snap fasteners. l _put on my
apron and belt, and adjusted my apron
as I waiitcil lt. I then put one parifof
the fastener on each under-arm scam.,
directly under tho belt. and the othor`
part on the undesido of the -belt itself. 3
This holds the fullness where it lie-
longs yet tho ibelit can be quickly rn-
movell and the apron easily lroncd.
More fasteners could be added if desir-
cd.
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Lemon Pudding
One and one-half cups soft bread-
crumbs, three tmblespooufuls butter.,
three-quarters cup boiling water, is
quartors cup boiling water. one~h`ali'
cup sugar. one-h-all cup corn syrup,
one and one-half teaspooufula corn~
starch. two ell yolks. three table-
spoonfuls lemon Juice, grated rind of
one lemon. Add the butter to the
crumbs. pour boiling water over these
and lol them stand until soft. Mix in-
augar. corn-starch and corn syrup: add
egg-kolks, well beaten. and lemon
juice and -rind. Combine the mixtures
und bake in individual dishes or in
ti. pudding dish.
Cheese Cutleta
- -f Pour- tea-s-pooufu.Ls‘of flour. unocup-'
ful of milk. Blend in a saucepan and
than pace on the stove and bring
to it boil. Now add 1,5 cupful of gritt-
cd cheese. i tcuspoouful of salt. 1-2
tcaspoonful of paprika. l teaspooniul
of grated onion. 4 tablespoonfuls uf
flnc brciid crumbs. -
Bt-at well to blend and then pour on
n greased iplutter. Set aside tu cool,
then mold into cutlots DID |11 U16
Fnegitfs
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'Don't Hide Them Vl;lt_h a Ve||§R0"\°V°
Thdm With Othino-Double
Strangfh
This preparation for the removal ol'
freckles in usually so successful lu
removing freckles and Kivflll 0 Citi"-
boautlful complexion that it is sold
under guarantee to refund the money
if it fails. ‘
|)9||'¢ nine your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce of Othine and re-
move them. Even the ilrat fowl appll;
cations should show a wonderful im-
provement, some of the lixhter freak- _
len vanishing entirely.
Be sure to uk the druggist for the
donnie su-earth Otliiiws it I' "1" U11*
Willett WllDd0W-Gil/84185 ‘hare heegnm
cracked and broken they can be renov
crumbs. Now ctrat well with a well
beaten egg and than dip again into
.the line bread crumbs. Fry until gold-
en brown in boiling fat. Serve with
tomato sauce. , _
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Blue Bur and Burdocli, ure provided c
with hooks by means of which they b
or the clothing ol' workers on thofartn 3
and ln this way may he carried into
seeds, or those paris of pants which that receiv`cd nianure only. For the
contain the seeds, as in the case of individual crops thc per cent.. in
reases in yield were: Beans 8.5 n.c
eets, 8 p.c., carrots, 14 p.c., celery
become attached tothe wool of sheep 15 p.c_, onions, 12 p_c., and tomatoes.
8.5 p.c.
When Dralnlng Vegetables. i
B
Tum the cold water into the sink
While draining odorous vegetables. or
drain infto '41 DHD of cold water. This
olds
exist- i and fertilizer, but the quality or the
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especlalll’ _U1°_“0 Wml ¢\”@9lPi115 Wide!" every case, and, especially with the
Not only weic tl1e'yielda larger
Where f°"m€i`lY ihei' did U0! from thc plots receiving both manure
By cultivation. ln some plants _ d - - 4 l ani -11
' pro uct “as improve H pr L cl y Packets lutcd uro contained in our boxes
l'P
Wash and soak dried peas overnight
ill wld water. Cover thom with fresh '
' are tender-about three hours. When
they are tender tum them into it bak-
ing dish. Place thin strips of salt pork
or bacon over the top and in ti mod.
erate over until the pork ls crisp and
condeuses the steam which otherwise
would rise and fill the room (anti in
many cases the house) with the sti-ont:
odor. It also lessens the danger of bc-
_ fn; burned.
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Brown Bread
Mix together one cup cornmeal, one
‘cup rolled oats, ground _line in food-
Krlllder. and one of barley flour. Adil
quarters cups milk three uarters cu
Cheese and Potato Cakes
Boil and mash eight or ten large'
'ilio yolks of two eggs. ‘Shape in cakes. `
cues is hard to scrape well.
ground stems, such as quack grass, t
over the field' ‘by farm implements and
thus dispersed over n much wider area 0
-ri-is vAi.uE or commanci/xi. _
Fsnritizsns Fon GARDEN 0
coops. 5 p
-- s
the largest possible returns from the
_ ' area under cultivation is as urgent, (Experimental Farm Note.)
perhaps more urgent’ today than ev-
pomoel ,Rub the Famous through a cr before. Apart from this f12il°}1=l Many farmers stiii think it advis-
sleve and add two tablespoonfuls of necessity' the grower owes li' to him' able t°.cha“g° their seed gram ev'
m_ a cup of sifted noun a teaBpo0u_ self tc take advantage of f_1‘/f-fil'>l_ cry two or three years. ln the li_r;ht_
ful or baking power' mm, whlespoum inoans thatwlll increase hia_e$cicr_iCl ‘of the work done by the various ex.
ms or grated cheese and sau and _pep and earning power, and lu _B  perlmental farms of Canada, this
_ pe, to mam Form into a "gm dough Dl'0V0m€“f °.f °“" _“g"i°“““m sie _' Dractico has nothing to recommend it.
with two mbiespocnnns or milk and “S ‘he “S” “Q “mem fem ws “`h“" °“ ‘h° °°”"“"'V' it M’ bm”
takes it leading place. 51,
_ _ Barnyard mfliiuie will, or course. urges in not changing seed. By the
bmah with White (ir egg and bak” in always remain the foundation fertiliz» use or 8 good fanningmm it is quite
a quick oven “nm nicely bmmwdi cr of ull ‘igrlcultiirui or garden work. ` possible to grow the some g'roln-veal"
*_ _ Supplement-i_ug bai'iiyai'tl manure wi'tli`nftcr your on the same farm and
 _-artificial fertilizers is very necessary, maidgain its prqduqgivlm provided
\ however, in order that it proper hal- _ fha, lim grain 15 seeded early eachi
USEFUL H|N-T-5 ,N BUT-CHEMNG unce of l`ei'ti1lliing iiigredieiits nifty .lu __ Season on w@11.g|-a1ned_ femig SML'
` _ "cms secured. This wits: clearly shown ini Tho seed Should ng; 1,0 blamed for;
.1 series of cxperlinuiiis conducted at poor farming, which is most frequent-_
_ the Experinleniol Station :it Fie"lt‘i‘- ly the catisc of tlio fnrmer’s dissctls-l
Butcher _hogs at home. ict,on_ NB., during ifliu suiiiiiiors 1§ii, fggliogl, I
Give them water but no feed for a ’l5. '16 and 'l7. I\laiiy or those who favor a cliuiii_f‘:_ '
day ‘before killing. ln ritual; .»_\;pr~riui-~iit-. two plow, viii-li _ or snort have possibly lias-ntl their in-_`
310911 l-he 110!-Z with an S~ii1ch of the more comriiriii garden \'o;:-itiilil-31ir>.f on iaiulty olievrvatious Au ei‘i‘or_`
_slflllgllt-bladed knife. cs \\'crf~ growii. iiiiv plot rcct‘i\'iiir1 thait is often inudii is that ol' conipair-
Bc Slim l‘l0fN1lllg i-H done before bnriiyzird mziniirf- oiily :it the rfitc 'ill ing the i'c\_~;ulis of one season \vlth iii
S°“ldil\S» °l` the Skill may be left too 30 tons in the uri~ mul the otlifir i~o'fiilt.< ci' :lie noxi. If the seed has
red. _ plot 15 tous ul' iiiainurl- to the wr" been changed between times und t'if_-.
A heavy blow with an axe between' 'mul certain iitlditiriiie of ni'tillcl;il` ii r- sieirond season is iiniisiuilly favorrililr,
_tho eyes will stun the miliinil -beforo tilizci'-thc fci~tili;'.i-is used 'lcli<*f‘rl-ill ls assumed lmiiiediatcly that filo
S'~iCkiDK~ ing upon tlif- i~r=‘tiuii‘c-inents or the p.ii‘»| change of seed has brought the iri-
The meat may spoil if thc unmztl ticular croii. f‘l?@HS@fl Yield. The vrvatlier coiili-
is f‘KCi1f‘d ’l0f0l'c killing. or thf. won- Averaging lliu results obtaina»d,t':le,tions in cliffcront seasons mn-5' til-me
ther is warm afterwards, plots fertilize-l with both manure and i make u difference in yield of from
Scrape us qulcklynnd .rapidly as commercial fertilizer gave an iucreas-Etvvcnty to forty bushels .por acre, ie-
Wssliblo after killing. The cold car. ed -yield of 16 por cent. over thc plcial pending on the kind of grain. Again
the broken pieces may be carried all emng was very much earlier,
tim; the parent plants originally oc» 'nh
cupied. ly
i eil at considerably less cost. The ur-
fiicial fertilizers applied cost from
arnyard manure at $l_vi`» por ton, we
one tenspoonful salt, one and -three-` (E*P°i'|m°"ta' Farm’ N°¢°'l find the "manure only" plots cost
_ _q p $3.00 per acre for fertilitin-; and the
of molasses and one teaspoouful soda The imemgem “B9 °f mmmerciai “manure and fertilizers' plots $22.50.
water. Add raisins if desired. M-ix well f'3\'miZ°f° in °°““°°‘i°" with thai This shows fairly ro=:t.ui=.ivel_v that
and steam two and one hall hours. 3"°Wi“5 °f garden “mp” is ‘me Mme a judicious combination of blrnyard
This quantity will make one small mlm' imP°"““i- f“°t°" that d°°M°_ manure and commercial fertilizers is
loaf. steam three and cnc-noir hours. Whether °\' H” ‘h°“” CWI” “ha” 'Yield of paramount lmrdrtmi e iii the sroiv
a. profit. The necessity for obtaining mg of gmlen pl-oduge,
ornatoes the date of maturity or rip
One of the most outstandiiig featur-
s of these experiments was, that
o increased ylelds_ improved quali-
and earlier maturity were obtain-
6._00 to $9.60 per acre on the various
lots, or an average of $7.50 Taking
Merchants th oughout Canada.
v iuiirrv
BEAN S-Golden Wax _ _
BEET-Eatly Blood
 _‘Spa ni rants-_ta  Q  9
CABBAGE-Early
' Winningstadti . _ . _
_ _ _ _
CARROT--Sc:ti‘l0i. Nantes
CORN-Golden Bantam.
CUCUMBER--Improved
Long Grcc-n_.._.._...
LETTUCE--Silesian_ _ _ _ _
ONION-Danvcrs Yellow
Globe  
PARSNIP--Hollow Crown
PARSLEY-Triple Ctirled
PEAS-American Wonder
RADISH-Scarlet Turnip
” --Long White Icicle
TOMATO-Earliest of All
TURNIP-S.B.’s. Selected
_ Swede _ . . _ _ . , . . _ . _ .
_ _
Carnation- _ . _ . _ . . _ .
_ _ .
Nasturtiuin-Tall Mixed
" Divarf Mixed
own that there are distinct advan-
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risr- to tho
Sweet Peas-Choice. _ _ _ _
Poppy-  
Wild Flower Garden-_ _ _
"Zinnias- . _ . _ _ _ . . _
._ _ ._
Above prices all include postage. Order now,
or through your local Merchant.
VYRITE FOR CATALOG. .
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.65 . . .
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1.75 
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.10 1.00
.10 .30
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.10 .25
.10 .30
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.25
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.10 .60
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illlfci-out fields may give this practice should make. He should
shine error of judgment, change to the best variety of whab
lilso iliil`ui'ciiccs in the dates of seed- ever killd Of Bfain he ls Srowing _Mid
ing i stick to lt. _If he is not satisfied with
When the change of seed is intitlc lliS Swd. he Bllfllllfl diiwfd ii alll! UF!
possibility of introducing noxious _
weeds. Giving advice sometimes prevents
with fi. iii-ilglilior it. is at gamble wlictii- 5091 Of H “'ell'lUl0WD Hllld D|'°V__°li .Vir-
-;-r one gets aiiytliing that is superior idly. its llllriil' and Dl'0Il\l0l-ivliiy <33!
to their own cl- nor. 'rue variety is be maintained by the cvmbined li"
tlsiitiiiy ticuiiuui, all-1 the isi>ur_ cost or the Seed iilvt and the flimlnr-11411.
and int-c.~nvc~nit»nt-0 have to be consul-i and A change of seed is unnecessary.
ered as well, while tliero is always n
There is one change or seed tl1:tt_anot1icr man tram making a fool df
every farmer who has been following; himself-by not heeding lt.
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Blwilns will be finished more
quickly if the animal lies on ri. stoop
slope with its headdown hill.
Keep the hog moving in -the barrel.
If the animal is left pressed against
hardwood ushers. ia lump of lime. some
ioncentrated lye. or u. hand-ful of soft
soap had been added to the water.
Use a -themomoter. Do not attempt
to scald with water at above 150 de-
grees. A good scald can be obtained
In opening carcasses. split the .pol
vic bone between the -hams with a
the knife get behind a rlb.
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HOW WE!D$ ARE SPREAD _
In his struggle against weeds. a
farmer is more likely to -be successful
in his effort-s li' ho understands clearly
how weeds gain au entrance ou to -the
farm in the ilrsl instance and how
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5___ clucing siiftiiiiciiii 'lc-nee to sviiply the demand this season.
Our .icivicc is to buy Fro:-t Felice NOVV.
- Gates of all kinds; Bale Ties; Fence Supplies; Fancy Fences..
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at no degrees but it mm longer  _ Another iiiaker may claim lie puts us si :'<>r._;f rt lock on his fence as thc Frost Tight Lock. Ex~
' ` "ffm: amine it and see.- n ir f ~ : '~  ~ »r-l - ' -»~ - ~. 'A ~` - ' i i ' in
_ _:___ _ _ . ot _rmny <_, _ian its __  i:ivcaw..\ecqi_i.. to the rost \ia\c. _\am e
again.--Still aiiotliei' m;1y say his spziciiig i ' .its accurate. Coznpzirc.
ignite by cutting exactly lu thc con-  One tiling lic ctzxliiot claim. find tint is to make his oisfn "wire, temper it and galvanize
"'°- T” °P"“ th” b"°“"’"’°“9 with 4’ 525552. it, as we do to <_-vcrv slixizitl of \\=iri.=. iii i-`rost Fence. Ordinary commercial wire is not con-
k“"°' °“' “ “‘m° °° °”° “id” °' “W  sidere<i "ofiti ciiow 'l1'forI1`ro»--f' 1'" uicc i
centre. -but do not let the point of .==f====_::=::ir‘ _ "` `, , ’ " ° _ '_" ' “__ ’ _ _
W . visc piii'<`li;isiiijI re.;-l: liciice f:=';»'.‘.'. Tlicre has been an aiiid;-i'-productiorrof fencing
_ duririg the post two years mid such immense quantities ol steel and iron will be
required lor r:iil_s_, l.=i'_i<ig;'cs, l_»uilding's and other l'e-coiistriimioii work overseas that
my  there is ti. lilccliliooti of tlier~- not being enough row iiistciisls available for pro-
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seeds. such as those ol' Dandelions
gudihrlstlcf. are hiruialied with a _
float in the air for long distences. ln
other cases the seed or even the whole
plant may bg blown over the frozen
surface of the snow. ,H
those already thorn spread from one
part-of the 'i'urm»to~another. Weeds
may gain entrance to the farm or ibn
dispersed over a widoi- area lu one of
thc following ways:-
(ll Ag impurities in the seed sown.
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amount, which are sown with the use-
ful seeds and thus the weeds muy.
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