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`a laugh: We grumble at the thick-
liven t
NU 'Fly
he Prince Edward Is-
land iinterehte
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contributors are asked
their ertlelee at this office
to have
early each
p.m."W `dnelde.y.  receiv
that }i9u_r_ oannothapppai-
following wee_k,._ '
--iiicliseiiiioi i
    luis .lions
trihsii __ f - ' _ _ iz oils to s-ii th i P°_““““¢‘Y~?‘°°°°1¢d  » A _ ' _ -
___,}§,‘1d be sag-zagg "M d°_lTf“_t_m9_‘_‘_t __‘;’!‘?_'_;‘_<1_g’rsll_l‘;"°_°‘___f__°_f;_‘_*;:_1:_§l _¢_:.i;i_>_ndfi.’~57{3 hg“gl"f 'ull 'Bn th; yi £31" E1 a‘_’_;e;§“.‘g3 is \:l_tlioii_i in .doubt-the 11il_0st‘___l‘_'i_1ipor_=_ing the preparation' ot the
‘ President Teachers’ Association ` have plledup the wood anq rerhvg:/led In many cas” they could be 'Bom h:i\'ic\?l'ti?i~d-Rifle:-f:h£:r[;t arhraqorsdods the 1umf;tl`l'hen it mt 1
G\_i_nrgian’s hchool and Home the weeds, A tidy teacher wpslq nays right on tm tam” f possibilities br-fore it if  get say ?.i3upg¢I?srs)tkli§i1mgl;?;§1; ii:
1 . -  ' .:ln..~-__ ”»-'- - "‘  " ,_ ' 1* _..._ . ' 
_ - - B07* 198. Lliarlottetown. directed -the sweepings to the _stove Next week T  _BB so D _ 1 .IT doridt c\lh~n‘-l_\\!B'¢9'2. ihfllia f0l`U1ii0 the very largest nndliest.
---- '1`h_‘?_”iSh?‘l‘1 “fume” “'°“1‘l'h*f"'° “L Point' n Q ' " "' °'““°“ is to~ho=iiIr.aJiiflr'i>m r0diif-vililiii I do some sonsiiierstion shoiildi
' the-house in proper repair.lWal'l"t§1is 'mééfjggs _iprteh cnfsiavei. wml “ddreals iinyiikiilqifi' -when fowls’recelve`pi~oper to the variety that is iq'
_ _ __ _ _ _ '. e n w_n a ; "  ____ '  _ ' '
THE TEACHER' 'your schoolhouse? s s _ _ nieetillgs ccinmciicinl: at £7.50 pesixia  we ‘,1:;I[fk°(2satt°;i~'e§; Z it “h°“_l_d ge ah g°d°d yiamigg '.‘!"‘”`t7‘
~'- _ .~ i _ --in _ _ ' ' ii -:c _msn ,-he nowi o e ar 'c-`
f (sclectem) -_ oi A teacher should he an lncgr_po_mtc-_ _. T,,“d,w sqm Sth ` larger' profit incomparlsonywitp the lstingl; the strenggh “Ji str`;w4;;.iid?-d
He shsbes ii soul and fashions e. l’“1"1'°f~`f-_h° ¢0iiiU1Ul1i¢Y ii1_i“fl_1,i°h bi _ .yy¢,;,,,,,.,`,f,,§" _,DHL 9’“?a;teg3?,l0ti`_°é amount/~i¢iPi-capitaliliivested than _do he as great as possi);]_'e_~_i::ul_it'.shuuId
life. ___ - '_ 1_1*/Qs-_It is only when lie licc.<>gne_s_ the _.I-,,U,B,my_ _,ml wth kingsboro’ ~ snyi other-=fs_rin'_ stools- Until it is he s vsriety that the niiirisot ,is loo);-
And mi-ii|,_.g 5 character mlm i_oughl_v‘-_-acquainted with its condit En,-da ,\ _._ nth .F _ _ (hilly Iii-lf1l‘leé4'f, however, that poultry- ing for. _ . ,,,, I,
Into anything he would have it bs, lolis audi needs, and becomes identi " M" Y' ' D I ' - ' 'anne d` ke£'l»ing"‘i-F-*n1'bil'sinlese requiring skill In this day when so much iniporqhl
Who teaclics n little child. fied-with its interests, when .ha =entei_ Tli1g`v,~~sl: Mr. Wi JJ Rclil B  A Will experience, dornmonsense and pn- ance is licing attached lo i;oo_d seed
. -‘pi _ _  w 5 _ _ __ with S_YiI`iDHl»l1Y__ llli-_Q _ 1111!; i MIB _0~ lnsl:riic'tv>r in Animal' Husbanilr ' i' tieiic'e.""15l'_l>lit§,' of hard work- and con- every farmer who intends to put oats
Fe giv_cs_ his _ best to the work lic _l-hc D'¥0l_.>l°. when he rculizcs the diff ",|drcEs,nl,.mcetin,__ i' Ki - , (Y ’ staiit-atteiitldn to detail, the best re- on the market should,-__ r-ee; that the
iovos, - eiilties, recognises -the possibilities _ ' "‘ " "K 9 "’““ siut 'ion i ii h' v ii ii h
_ i _ _ _ _ _ _._t_  .~ _s_ _' nejer _ ac ie e _ sec e is sowing-_.is  iiiisoliitely
Ami hiissoli with his host nnist go, nn<1_si_isres__is tho siitieinntionsithsi hfgs' ,,f`l1(,f§_sff_ ‘_"“ “““'°““ "“’°“' A' ileryifreuiiéiig 'cause oi the eiziz free from other varieties and other
Il he fi1i.s, the _world is quick to
` lieailv i »"’ >. _
If he`;7i\'ins, no msn will know.
H_c_ i_i_;_ay not shirk., for he knows his
 ~. 11'.-_ f _ .i _ _
`iiiiiiv’?tli% nlitii ihst is his he trod;
He may not plead, for there is no ` ' ` first and second seasons, after which givfs tll_é__r_fam.»ii nnfl ail;li`c_§l3€3"0f mm
|,,,¢d_ I’R0li`I'l‘.A_RLiE DUCK ' tim<‘ Elin CC-8.808 to be profitable, who-lu;'lg`;5sc_s',l oats!-_ \v[_g._1t/ :md bail*-!
His work will speak to his God. GROWING ON THE FARM_ Sl‘l'I‘TlN(l I-IlC\'S,.\ND Young birds--that i two ears and lei/ `lIli`fll~f4llfil'B all the iurreme LB
is l_°1i1¥1.,.i.o account b all the ._ ' '." ' ._ _Q the wintcr 05'!! supply. Uii D0 80-_ -H ‘"°“°°“°‘m° l’“5"3 rg ' _ _  _'if'
 ,,,_,;",qg -- ,___ _ ‘ Y _ _fE°§°““_°_“') _ - .(_=_,,,,,m_,_) soiint siiouhi the laying stock ho 1*J\;°r_yf;if£i\0r -viii -!{>___“'e_\i` _T0 logg-
flvb-» liih 'gi »th -hud' i ii _ .’» “' '~ " ‘ -' - -  _ -- - v -C' '-i-i. ne vi il' ' tl-°1"°.“.Y.,'l.° ’-"2 ‘l“°_.v_-ii. iv Sv ‘
lrctalch Opel n 0 c B ru <lu}cIl‘K):dl:)¥tl1ciI\\t itz; hlizxl; l;l1aBt.ul.Llit tgzl l'0§:llht!liliHl ‘i§i\'~t’i:"lcklli:)i`l‘llnf's: ilmms who EHS; ixtmif: rllcxt to i‘lr.]l?t?ssil;l; iz; si; he lf* 5"\"\`1£¥- "Ut ""1-V “E ‘l'!“"“"m u`
,- ~ . i i , - ‘_ _ _ - _
And ____h_3 mmd 0! God is heavily lam t__e___ bend ____ _ _ ____ Y __ __u___t______ _ ui c a this cum H ,wml supply of eggs, lgspe. inothyiirndxclovcr but all seeds used
? I t ml tl k it _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ »
On thc_ shoulders of, him who would to gay th: nil' :1v\:¢¥k§i;nl€i:)r¢ isvctnaliléfi sary to tblliniiyhqie thegbulliiylhxlicsgz cially is this so during_i.hc wintc_r, on the faini.
-_-li §=*"“"_‘f”-Qf -f _
For he who teaches a little child
Much more than his books must
por   nis iifliis
‘ hsn   - ~
And shapes it the way it must. grow.
,And croolicd or straight, hpwe_v_e_r_ _i__t
- he, _ ’-`-_ 1- ~;-
ii might ho the mind or*rnm‘, 
The glory wilt be to the child hiin-
self,
_, in f th , H ‘ h Neill Di-T. u couple f eggs i t th . '
It _wo'._ild be difficult to find any- 3;; e..(,_;;l tigigo _‘Sagas $135? :S eg; nest and then place; thebog gvhers .gbéotyuk
thing iii our schoolfso undervalued as
hcsdcdness or lsssltude _of our chil-
flreri; we clinic under the diillness of
our lessons. But lf we could only
teach those committed to our charge
how nnd_ when s-_nd where to laugh,
bow $_dit1e_`ge‘nt it all' might be! _ -
Children gifted with 'a sense of hu-
mour are far more trsctable and easy
to teach than those who look -as
though they ,cannot laugh. But this
sense, like all other senses, -must be
cnlliivatefl, and cultivated with, the
utmost care. because, at the. same
. - _ .- ~ - cars li
“mei 00° mils* ‘°°°h th” “‘°°t ‘“m° lings confined in a yard with a coop ilillre no further attention# 011 thi aug ` rking
cult of all lessons-self-control. as a protection. tenth, and again on the seventeenth lqéa 5|- ._
Think how much pleasanter _it must
ii iiinnciiiiies
worth
\ ¢ P.
tb em.-5
We ich-..ble bars: and
B
.` - ‘+»"__-
DRUG
Stine, - _ i
____I~Isii oi' the
e otlie li
Anil clwrla. ul
15 Ib.   ,Q
, A
4
an mailer . _
sed It will not be necessary to sux the
is F- \ it keep grit and oyeter
some shells bclore they all tl; time
All the proportions given ahnvuare
s
that trlls but never let the ducklings
a hearty swim ard keep them confined in
straggljn _ tfk h. N ` DUCKUUHB flid lilld C&\‘9\'1'f0r in this
w0odp_____3l;___*_*___;ks°;\_d'~\:;gi§_l_;:_cl?:d manner should be raised for from
“ted lustuy ‘thaw rightltb tne,p1a;__ six to eight, cents per _Doundi and
ground. Two ‘clnphoards were broken f,?,?;sld 3: Rld at alzoodkprgg' B“°h
next t th f ,_ _ _ ese w ma e ' r own
room sweeping~¢§)nw¢l,¥;)og.éB1§`;_‘°d‘;‘;)l;‘;‘;:__ market during our tourist season and
ed at the Bag end 0! the p_a“o__m ' the extra cure and attention _gh en
Do "these conditions bespeak a -gem? would ba mo” than repaid' “F
good school? At least thqynid not toessshlrds would command from I0
_ 5;v_n__ _B _mvombla _impnasion to u__________-"___.f:___ti;_er_ pound._ If only lt become
passer by Both teu.cher"and trustees " ` our Mme” had “ch
he is nhle well to fill his obllgutioiir
ns__u. teacher ol the children
M0"\l3V. -'*»l7l”ll ith, Avondale
'1`iiL'G<in.\i. Ani-ii sth, _/iiiioi-ry plains,
\Vc(liic~_<i!iiy, April llth, lIigg_
_ _ Thursilny, April 10th_ |V|i\\I,iew
'__ ._,__   l _ F'ri_dn._i,', April llth, Villngc Green
1'  . lHn1~tncy Hall) ` ' '
_ li1\lHlNG YOUNG U}1[(‘-KIQNS
illi in_. the  way will be founrit ¢0_ Bet ii licn.” Others- may think
miigingly six weeks feeding has been lack of moisture during incubation.
lniarly _c_0!"1lp.lain. Let _us then consider .tile .b"7°0dY. hen Will EBBUY ililil if.
the production of what is known as and if S00 0008 H0* find it Witlim ff
the “Green Duck,"' which as .smtul reasonable time, then find the hen
above _-isiioiila hs 1-'eai1y_f0r market, nf, .an_'d_ place ghcr on the nest. If she set-
from nine to cleveaweeks. None ex- U93 ¢lf“"’l “D011 U10 0385 and i‘0ii\Biii_E
cepting those selected early for bread- ther” [Of 0- day. YOU may Hllfely givi
ing_ auf; granted dmerent1y_ should _her the eggs intended for incubation,
he knpt lcnger thau‘e1e'ven wecks_ and tneu remove the box to some
The ducklings should be brooded P1599 “'h‘f!`° 911° Will be ei1fi!`¢1Y
withhcns confined in a. coop, con- anltf 'mm the laying helm-
structed so that the duckliugs-_'can f°°dia“d ""5_\t°"` Wahl" “WY
run `in und out, but not wander any Bild YOU Will UHV0 the b¢B¢ kind Ol
Then unless the weather is colder the ‘hm Wm l‘0U_1° 05 and E0 00 BEM" if
.hmm can he removed and the d,',¢k she is left undisturbed, and will re-
_ _ day after setting, the eggs should be
p~1gp;D1_\`1G '1'HE.DU-(}KL1NGg_ sprinkled with warm water, and if
any eggs are broken see that all thc
FIRST FOUR DAY3_ contents are removed from the nest
_ ' ‘_ »_ s ' , and eggs, otherwise 'the eggs will rot
_ A mash made as follows: Bild My hnmll all BU; "1
- _ _On_ the twenty-first day the chick-_
ran ` '  '.1 _""`f»_ .-_ens§~?laou1d_ out, but do not dis-
_ y _ _ ._  hen efpre the twentty-second
` 4-' 1-- ' ' *_.  "cl then ill? is well to rtmove the
5 psy cent grit, I V broken shells so that the neiivlll l1Bt'Ch‘ one
hu _‘_  ~_ _ Mi-1 dry ang _ than-*add -Qapalstodf-igdfchiclienstmhy have more room and
milk. »iniiklng--a`cru*inbly"maslei‘Wli‘e2il o`mfoi>t"-in the nest- Whensthb ni1i°k-
four times' a day nll they will eat up ons are from twenty-four to forty-
elean; _ _ ._ ,_ _ _  __ _ _ eight _hours .__old they should-' be Jed
an ._ '_»' _i'i‘ ..i;-i 1' f .1 witii_»-ilriely-ground, hare-boiled egg
Fnoh. Form DAYS ' and oiitmssi mixed with s little
_ T0 THREE WEEKS. sand. Place both new milk Arid WB*
.=». .»~_,»~, l _ ~. -.5 _  ~ ,__ _. _- »~ teh iwithiii edey teach." Tbe‘ drinking
ug, m¢‘¢h_m5d¢’a's follower ' fountain should be of such'_a nature'
` that thc chickens cannotdrun- into
bl-_gag __ _ ,_ ,for_- pt feet are juetfas Bnzervui BB
_i _ -to* ghlldren. A cup -turned' _upside
wi
few
iflouror shorts. ll'-‘WD ill 8
soaked _ wel_l_for the
<f;i fi _' .1 '21 ,_ if/iYh°.§1‘iii~'.f
-green“elev`er, rlyi they m“Y'»l>°
 %0\lI`_
Gift." j__ up'
con-
whole
oned
ohiss~ l=-rit sith the me 4," gn. ini; two 'n‘°‘"°
mo period l
attention to be by nieasure not by weight W'°"“ll’°t
Pf0V°d in Keel) water before them for drink D°‘“'it
llwume U1! liurlioscs just deep enough so °°M°°‘y
Wlwu Ulm- they mnv clean out their no “nd” wh°
-thesis - _
, .._ »,i;i» ~_.» -t . :  -‘ _
_ _ K | . _ _ .
°' _ _ -_  _.J ,___  _~ _ _ini  _i2__ _ _ _ _ - 5'. .r __ _ _ _ '_ .__
*° _ I . ` .V =  _ _  _ ' I ' i Y _
'_ _ o. at _ [,,0__ ` _ _ - ' _ _ __ I a _ _
- _ s I f _  = 
_ _ class w`ll of- small, cl n d .  t°~\’\lY_P» ' ' ' _
__vr__e¢_»k._._isg__._._¢»_i_i1;;, ii., short -emergency, ten _rrgnin glnbflggging interest: - 'rho ¢i»§i.noyi-aliiissii shea ni which t'“‘”“ '°
it_'¢P,1_-' ,,\}€»l\ll\l1l0_il`hl_1ate`ae one ` ` ' _ " " “’f""' ‘ they are housed should always hsve‘ mme t'° "0" °‘ f°°d
' gd - aft" ` *‘~.“_" l¥`1_“'1‘IDY-"SGI-IOOL YARD _ a noun supply of perfectly. clean, °l°°_5." _ _
_mul the .  _ »_»\ri._i.if‘.-1':-or _:; , dry litter on the floor. Be careful. to “P913
‘  Y (BGIII-N954-) - keep them very quiet and never hus- gum” _ __
i - » _ ___ ° in
i _ | ' ' ‘ `
Of it
_ is
._ ' ‘ MD _ . _g ir t
_ ._ ` ' i- ‘
1 IU Liga 1
Con _ , , ' - f i _ Q9 .
i ' _ ‘i0 _ ' ‘ ' ` _
’ ° - ‘l - ' - |° y.
The school yard was strewn Wu” tie them around when feeding them,
t be xcnea n I rdHtab1__ _ that, um nl 9 t _ t _ their houses for so many l\ours_nt a THE 1Mp0RTANQ|g _
oYouu€l! dlicksgillgroperly iiarcil foi to 1°" h‘-"` ;;9~"wuyW°[;l sggesiliiiléblxtlli straw!" mm It is evident that if uw OF GOOD BEM1
Will I oily iiggmarkct in irompiiii. Hlliile _it..ii; grin n,,¢esBar'y_‘_ft_) i__Bt_______ air is- \-itiateil the best_ results can-  -. _
tm"tcg.i_?ecl:s,~p.1i_\l_ _ vriitlllllecliif Qbj '_ `_ .ginypcopls how §§f1‘set_ii_lio,|.-"gt-..i`_‘°,. l_‘°_hi.e.-"'°il'-fi"-l;s_x.'i5}..l:5_v°"ibl°' __  '.(P.3'.,'¥i'_°.';’d‘i"°`..I§f’5°-"-) _i ‘ f '
_thl_,_'e'$__A_;i o“e._b;y torim-3__,£) .n E __m.9 _ and rum SME -1 ___-____ay_____ _e ch  sliiigd be a liiwed tWU 'fn nbo_(i£ another mbiith seedin energy and intelligence have doubled
 __ ,ip ~_ 4  ‘~“ £5; »,»¢|,g,ti‘_~h h €.,» -~ - sfiiinref _-10 ii, _9Ql‘ Splice il 811 01'- will be under way in this provinceigktreblcd .thciiz output. i
hitched Srl; so iiiutoliiestlig hetti-it is sot iiroggfiy. fxnnfltugsoi   "“’“¥Y_“'f°'*°‘l""_h‘?““"i_ "fe"  _‘_"“‘“; evil the _fiimlitv °f*h_‘_’ *i'_=°<1__§hi1i__is__ -i"iSiace lilmtlirat exploiting ni cheese!
th ,i ~ _ . i_ t| t --th } t  fron -ii _orm _ 1s_.ilB€_ . W0~ _F S 0 sown wil determine_to a Consl erll e there has been ii gradual reduction in
___-;g'~ __ €°l_lna&'_‘:_e0t‘°;u§£ lg touitet llerescltefl. I‘v:_’gyt'~;e-t‘§_f?a€’°;‘ this aiuourit is siiflicient. _ Closely- degree the harvest that will be re- its manufacture. Some of the reas-
" "" ' the _' lggifuu [egg ` lgwhici, quite trno if y0{, have onxgt-ie hen” allied to the question of overcrowd- nped and' the profits frornagricult- ons for the decline are doubtless hid-
% 5 at e V n,'7`iweekB §_<th¥.‘iateBt but wlicrc you have ,_ 1ai.g’e? 'dumbclf ing 59 U"‘t Of V°nl»l1B»l1i0ii._ and NWN iire _will be determined nponlthe yield_den. Factories were placed where they
lzenerully a little earlier) they will it is a poop policy Fira- th-an to. should always be some arrangement of field crops. _ _ |could have succeeded only by the Der.
lose their-'feathers and start a new set. a hen properly You must have ii whereby the vmnmd an can pass There me several facwré that °“` f°°n°“'.. ‘.’f ”' °°lf"1°"yi"g system "f
But the blnmc will be to him. ,mat aft" which it will he im-possp box not less than 12X151nch.es but quickly away' Mmwlnl; fresh to take t_c__ m_t0 the _farming _O1 i;i_;daY_- _h§ “T _ _ hon' all _.UNB With some un-
_ 19 £6 __1u'cl_ _them Sucre sfuuy tm the _better “X15 inches into which imt __ its place. __ _ _ first is. the increased cost' _of li_ Q3' _ mags* ent, strangled the
Though a -thankless task Moms. the h_h£»6__rs are g:mwn_a».g'a»§-n_ a'nd which-c0_uD1e of jmghes 0|' good, wh SOIL ` _ ` in' wh1ch_ agects the farlnm' as w__ _gras i _-_ ised venture:
tonclim-'s lot, Wm time about six Weeks: Next_ PM in chan or nne,§.j;ltr-aw sup 'PHL CARE OF_.THE BABY PIG. the inh bitnntsi »ot'Illi_ei towns and! Another point is that in a great
Yct'thc lilcsscilness few may know, In-.hu this time the feed they have llcient to make a comforth`bl`e`recept- _*T* 'clues' The se.c°°mB'”“M‘h° mc1reased_m‘“?y'_°“seB the cow" which “re kept
To feel tho touch. of a child'_s white eatqups *Q-5 uw” _“sed to .g,-0w- acle for the eggs. The soil ls' nests If a sow has _li°_'¥'.‘ properly leil_ and cost of labor. _ iehlchllkiilgbafiily I-eggs-fa such Door.-mllksrs tl;_at they make
_ _S_____1_ _ _ _, _ca€her___ _md .§?i_e, aucks Wm 01115;. sary tn amply m01stu__e_ and wu_ho__t_ exercised, and is__not constipntc , _it ults from the iiilri'e&_d‘ U _‘o _iv n . ut a Door return or t e abor and'
To Ghapc it um watch it grow dross 8 pound or two more than at a cumin amount of moisture the is seldom n_eccssaI‘_y for a riiiiu to in- and the thirdiiisstheirlidicu ty 0 mar- food. and are a poor investment for
Fmt (___): '__ “_ d ___ be___ cmckmw Wm not hatch up au or _-_ tcrfcre during the fm1‘owiuI§ :ii-nson. kcting farm-_,pl'dli‘uce when competit- thc farmer. To give strength to the
,,_~ __ _-___Mm.ic_Evere“_,;_ _ _;___a¥ iaééf_f\nl;l;t£é_!'22.so_$ th; gp___9c‘_1___they_d.(__ thcv___w____ a_w__yS __l____..v____0__ _says '  BJ -Wc_lh_o,~i\. in Breed- ion has been-keen. _ ._ |industry& t_here._should be bei ter fecd_
N ` V _-“ ' will be so much 'lower thhn thelducli and will' lirovc unprofitable servaiits. em ~ Gantt-e' .But th? attendant The "sei °f"we'm”t qufmly M Beed_mg and`m°“'°h`mwB' The _'mm' the
'PHE VALUE OF A LAUGH' will bring vcry littlemore money A li~l`l;¢i l‘0l`C0ilti1L!9 Ol the. m0|`¢U-lilly :,?,:l¢ha1i‘g hgheulittk 'V V ~
_ _ _ (S___-f____) _ - ' ,__,iiiaii sit--ninis‘_.ws¢kgi_n_i_ sgs. _c_si_is_s_-- .i_v1lih.>'q§ni:_ cliick.ens__ is uno _to _the their
distance before about three weeks. IUCUUMUY HOW Oil 911° lililfkei- Thi!-
~ in
equal
:have
ted up
50. that
idown- to
Ion
solve J
trgratment ie
J
Fainurrie xii xnnriuo
Orlty of um
are due tg
the stories
we
WHAT
ore
what sees
consider the
for in seed
that is, good,
sced is made up
lfeva. ,thqt
to have a
tiny plant a
“l°° plant and the
ally encased
call the ' Hull
'b`eed`then,
and
g ve
| an
caa_be
9,0' farmers- are e
tnges that come ,froip_the
seeds they should so`_w‘
Qvnpiailt CRW gest and __ pl _pest Seed
are more im- obtained. In toad" f usllig
.ri mia
P0\\lli‘YLll'il°Pli\\S bushel of ou.t`s'to th acre
per-
used
supply being small is that the laying kinds of grain. There ist 'no o;-‘cuse
stock is too bid. The ordinary class for a mini in this __pi~-ivincle not get-
of hen_iloes_not pay for her keep af- ting seed pure and _true to name. 'lhe
ter shi- `ie"two years old, and birds report of the Stan<ling_j_Ficlds of grfain
older than this should he disposed of. Conipe_t.'i_f.ion \'vhich____\_\_'_'i9_,isssiiod Lpgt
Exhiiusiivn experiments have proved _Autl\mn,.n.nd ivhic'i,,~;iiu»--Sllill-lm lllld
'that a licn is in her prime during her from thc Departniiivzt of Agricultiirc,
H. v _ _ l_ F
iinder-sliriuld only be relied upon for Of §00‘_1;§¢<l iiiifl filipf |`0 Uliiillfiell ill'
when the fowls have to bc shut up in - ' - --- ' i T' ` ` ` '
*i
much grain on the acre.
is B great, number of
lll`-U16! and are crowded
efr and iiinehlne, with the
in the struggle for e;i|t~|
plants are vleakeuedl
die before producing
that survive pro-
they would have
not"h`il9Ui`>"'l\¢
in the early
The
yield of grain by
6 ten.~per cent, and there is
no way by which tho _income of the
ordinary farmer can hc easier in-
creased than by the use of the best
i
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rue esisr
T
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ohmv Pnopucrs.
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decrease ln dairy products
seven years in New,
a serious' state 'ol
affairs,” James Gilchrist, local
vperiuteuqeng ot__ imm»igration,_ to
_ha Ilielezran _,yi>_sterlliir._ _ ~wiiil». the
pl'o_ii_i{c~tiou_ _ gf- butter, lceurding to
the report of agriculture, shows a
small increase since 1902, the pro-
of~ cheese' and milk* has éivead-
fB‘roiu _the following
ures the agtnal _ _pq¢iti_og_,may be
liz
f-here were A3 factories,|
1__4__,l.72,54_3 _ pounds of
-Mid -1,396,066 Pounds
of manufaccured.~- The average
price of cheem- per pound was 10.61
cents, und the' total value of the
cheese was $148,215.42, ln 1912 the
number of factories had decreased to
the milk received to 10,248,723
pounds, alrd§'the -cheese made to 1 -
risen to 13.64 cents. The value de-
creased to $130,859.93. `
“From these figures it will be seen
patrons have diminished by almost
one-third; that there is a decrease of
more than is quarter in the produc-
tloii olchcese, and that the amount
of milk received wns decreased by
more _thun one-quarter. With these
decreases in the production the price’
of cheese has gone up steadily untill
at _theprcsent time it shows over thc'
prices of seven years ago an increase.
of onii-third. The production ofi
cheese has decreased by nearly 400,000 '
pounds in these scvcn years, and thc’
price is still rising. The pnpuiatlonl
is increasing, the demand increasing,
and the supply-going still further oni
,IJ),e,_dQ,\i;r_i_svs.rd grade. With regard to
the nnevenness of the figures compar-
ed th‘ .is probably due _to the fact
t\int"_`§i'iil`s in' msny districts the
clicesapand butter factories have van-
e fellows very viill assist inisolvlng these prob
hand und secs that lems to a maikedilegree.
diy. 0BP¢0i;\lly ull- Prince Edwaiidi-ilsland is now no
their efforts to ted for its good weed, hut'ln-_,ma_.ny_
ilerneath
GF and being attached to good séed. Mid'
'dislnlec---that my inoreasingiensiiiihiount sown
5009 per acre t-lieylicnfn~|i‘céeWe_t_he advant-
is ages that`arif<§i|1_§>d_él!ii"to-‘tome from
after the-use of- good' ‘seed-_ In -'this they are
- "In many cases the .work docs not
_ ‘_ sections there:-'dreil farmersipvho _still _Thc`h§i_ril_`dnily grind is not relished`_
followed the think that tdo much- impqx'¢5nce"is"by the present generation of farmers_
-‘.'l§t »
isliodf in others the farmers by~their
cow, and the feed must ulw_\ys be the
basis for building. _
at all appeal to those engaged in it.,
sons and. daughters, and of course,
competent dairy help is very scarce
indeed. 'In my opinion," .Mr. Gil-
christ said, "the whole question
hangs on the help part of it.~'.-_ Could
are not
as, the-*number or '-patrons to 595,-
022,646 pounds, while the price haiii
that thc. number of factories have de-I
-creased by one-half. The number of
it D560 `
and the
In
of the product
the number of
shrunk to 18, the num
_to 1,289, .the milk
dwindled 1 561,027
cream had
107.663 the
tured had 831.925
pounds, while the prlce__'_haQ risen to
27.$2 cents, and the tot-al.value of
tlis"prosset to sz4s,4o1»;1s._”
rue nasigsrs |
HALl.All‘!'§ WEEKLY Q
__ MARKET REPORT,_I-IXDEB.
SKINS, WOOD, JUNK.
TORONTO, March 27, 1913-Beck
hides are unchanged, stocks are more
or Less henvy in dealers hands, ow-
ing to poor quality and indifference
of tanners. who have mostly heavy
stocks. (lfty Butcher Hides, green,
flat, 12) per lb., Inspected Hides No.
1 13c. No. 2., ~12c. Noi 3, llc.
Colmtry Hides, flat, curcd‘, 125 to
lilc. Part cured, 12 to 12ic. Green
lit to 12c
Cnlfskins are nccumulstlilg. ln deal-
ers hands. _Tnnnefs looking for easier
market. City skins green, flat, 15c_
Country green, flat, 15c., part cured
llic, cured 17c. Deacons or Bob Calf
900 to $l.30.
Sheepskiiis are in better demand at
wal
bl
r patrons
the
to 3,-
manufac-
to size 2I!.G(i to $1.50. Country 75c.
to Sl 50. ` _ '_
Horsebidc market closely sold up
at current prices. City _telic ofl $3.50
.to $4.00. Country take nfl Nu. 1
$3.50 to $-ini, No. 2 $2.50 to $3.50.
Wool unchanged, deliveries moving
as fast as received. Washed combing
flcecn 22 to i!3c. C-lothiiig 25. tu
26c. Rcfccts 17 to I8c. Unwnshcd
fleece combing 13; to 145. Clothing
15| to 16Qc. _ ~
Tallmv. Good grades hi ilcinand, of!
colored or No'__`.2 o. drug on the mar-
ket. illty rendered solid in barrels
Gi to 621'. Country stock, solid in
barrels, No. J Gi to Me. N0. 2,
5 to Sc. fluke Noi 1, 7 to He. No
Z 6 to 621:. _
Horscbair. Farmer or pedler stock
firm at unchanged prices. Farmer
pcdler stoclr 38 to 40c.
Old rubbers, etc., are in moderate
demand deliveries sufficient to supply
present. demands at unchanged prices.
Rubber boots' and shoes according to
trim, G to Bic. Auto tires, 6 to 8c.
Bicycle tires, 3) to Qc. Lead, heavy
3 to 4c. Ten lcnil, 25 to 3}c. Brass,
heavy, 0 to 10c, light 7 to Sc. Cop-
per. heavy, 10 to llc, light 'Ito Bc.
Zinc 22 to Mc.
liull prices. City take off according
I
RAW FURS.
Conditions generally are slightly
easier although values are apparent.
ly well sustained according to Lon-
ilon March Sales report. Neverthe-
less. reductions have to be made on
Miiskrnts, Lynx, and Wolf, which are
in heavy supply and draggy. Mink,
Skunk, and Raccoon and most other
lines, are, owing to weather condi-
tions, becoming 'springy and deteriot-
ing in value and should be bought
on a lower price basis according to
merit, for strictly seasonable (winter
caught) goods there is practically no
change in prices.
No. Ont., Lake Sup., Que., N. S
N. B.. Lab., Newfld.-Mink. No.
$10.00-3.50. No. 2. 5.50-2-50. No.
1.50-1.00. Na. 4. .50-_25.
Red I-‘ox-No. 1. $10.00-4.50. No. 2.
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