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eilISBAlf/itf- 'nneh oroPs as ipat,lat" :batter 'id sterage:'tlian the..ilighthlr,'
cari pi paesnips andoettuontae icelPted arid softer soris, ' ^ ' • ' '
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Zt 441,4410ei $1 the/Se: vagetelelose Which . Tho . turnip...Is: a hardy Vegetable
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or 11e main and....„,,requires buV,a,:, eleortegereson. tor
bu*vt*..1).,..,gor4ett trp*, " .'11#y.'f:tYro4eirelOpinent'.,..4 '.4. a... gQ94.: 0,t,P 't.i
4.1n0044.34gatokitfiti.V.41.1.Pe !iow:. 4 feW,::5,e0s ,g!wy in'the spring
:AtIrecl .anit kept.ler liini: fOV,'WY-I-raPt'.7.77.7--------,:i.--„,:.+.•„, • ,
...",af.tef. the acta(tt.greWiag .Sea, ieed' tO•he Pdant,ia early:in
re tWarticle, we' will 'conSider' tire trpring,^.. The: eaSiest way pp.:get-4,
„ e St practlear niethoda of grtri- crOP. is ; by •uking. :sets, Theee. 40
,ing 1 4`4,..arePar• All'ef tkeaa,Praclnats SnIall"Onrons p.own. Ow Preeriellas:Se4-1
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has..aalr eonza glirapaea
tfirrhellilvegio.; • -
V. .0.„ put ,this thoUght of' .j!estin!
tro;ath 4011 perplexes 'the . elisceplee.
BEYOlip?
mind* gven,yet theY-e,,ariPot -andege
stand •a Mese/411444e which is -pot of
this 'world. • „ • .
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- 2 Peter 1:1f.. Thii-Passage is meant
- • -Alij0g-STAN'I'ON"-",7"-."--.- hiWn es -S--- of --epting. Pr()••-'
be ehoyeetiVeCrearIy Feter InielerSteted •
ise of
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It I 'tee " that :bery'.ivliieh'4inat-Porhe neglected., Weeds fern:1111Y: MallS, Unr etWiee0,10;11i0Pr
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' • • et a later tinte the mystery ,13 gin leoaSe • . ,
Peter at the rroansfklarathme one* perplexed 'elem. The apostle tells virenlaa 'Who. seeS' tki Aide BlaY saY, inu:st kePt dsW.uf 'thy av° days. 1"l'a-P" 'wee the Pre•re
Mark 9: 2,10; 2, Peter el; /16-1,i1: • PaId-• ,readeri that. ilia gPsPel of ."the "Ae.bleaY WoMall 'Pt0a lY • LI"' -‘"• •, 244i.d.ofies'fivhieh.f1 +n9
Te t A• Voice 'Oareet out erthe power and conting of• our Loi'd Jesus. do ilOt Mean the 'woman 'Whet? leeleleSY. Parhift, 4, Pr • • ••
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ecak!uata-;---a,Yingle-Thls' is 'MY' B°1,9yed'Clirise• does Tult l'est-nninl* agiaation7 ;:o,13-14'iikft n4"-ste-is,,,Winnil'3e.satilainide.....i.ifineos-- /7,t'az ,rel,whoood v Withal', seeV,,404nothWilislY;e4hrOy'75'ttut,,,,hettrfil: rilkytilpu.,.etS0 4,,,-,14ef „.1.,Ve,,,nr.Ttl.rtD07,:ctt!ifiut ilio7,711v.1.1,dee:n,..douro,ptle:Illtrq,,th,o,PLiv,„
' Son-144rear 4..1ml-71%1a44$ p..?.. :, . ,'„. ,. ;Th)Pte:ogon s7eifitlanloi)rt aefeePeenreleinArd 'reinavelintYt: f 0 . h. , about ..in a give4 ..0e0eeioutiot , ,eveo,,. day, tingly heite qinpftd,ion..k.; , • ,..
8 8 = - ' ' truths c'' the Y'''' raa •mge' 'periin ' • ' • ' ' ? • t "chool we • pondered, over -our
• - A.NekleY I . : , • ' ed •Fef of fables, but esest.se.one fren-i•-ed ,attempt thatch up eel. 91_11_4. ill_h_i_clie ,....is.._hee,tintilsall,yleead.ereherAlqtcisii-ae-ee ....?hTir,f2h,(4„wary:z.:wa, 4:,
1 . risiii-------,,..t-A--*--i-• 7-A---,-,3xviNn–'irisloN' ,..0F...-,diSelebed-,,.'titheeeYee., -eteereAn..§%foeler.07-- ----e.--.----er -A----e-e.e.-----..•;•-• -le, -------- -- --,--, , ere y .w qn green , as . , • • . • ', •
a e • y b • andlnost of 'them can son, arid' develOPed title year to edibN ',Petqr,le:10.„'',1:8* ' ' . , , qt riat: .. Christ. is torsi of all, and reeieus thing., end who wishes earn. set, and the following ay .100301 t ells, glanee at th Coaxing Pt! ----ftnil,•'•
ii,.., 47i4,,,,,.....,,,i.i0Q:rx,,T,„: „9., ,... 0,.,,,.....sf,..1.,,.„s, iin.:,,ersii.nr:rects,i0:. urstrN,,,41L,istpeireed.171:1,uadi :s.::::(....,,,,,,taeofheb:::„,:n:ei,:aini,ws. -0,he.:,:,:i'oeazio.h4ut:e.i. ele.ist.hao, tiyvvt);..a, uldnirkh..gelav' ei..eo-o‘"vonit:;ia,tc:thtflitcl.:at, ';ualinpt. .cs`4e.sver.iema.076.71,2,.,coau,r7,...ptvelli:ita;;,c0...1;4.5.rtel, rlePea;da4,nve,/iwano:;1
tokv Marls 9: - .• ers. 0 hri ' . • ' • ' - ' • ' 'd the ' in n • who dry When watering do. oreug e -ing,, o in • , 7.
7P.• ''' ": ' • f 6rth 'gm, , /f, seed- is planted; put it in the ', Ierreoeuce.zoN---Peter 'showed a re-, hi a• Co' I jag. victorY is 'asstirea'. ' ' " Pthult ..111_,e• on' eng 1._...wdeuv.i! .7o4tfd eelir;ythyzni:fellyce.erit,;',43.71.1 ...; • Mear;whileet11diellici "ilegra131,blYti he
11)3,es .1;"1:}qringsuoefees- OrielgtSlr tta;ure'i. 11:.• . ground very early aid ' the e541,', smpairer..44tabalicirn* gitmf'ttig.W"hs:P6n114eie°11,hft;S,e:tri t.l'airf'5';fi , 711;r.airtl.'in't1;:;;P•aer' entice:a tx:arnelniatiot .
/;1 the flret 'Place, 70 Will.cenSider, around t,___ - s .
it • ,,' 4 . . • • 1./ • s the Messzab. mg espeeia 14 1, Yeeeee, reoul heaven- "sPate- "Tb,,,, 4clialci- 1 lex-eret"e-07 Nsr",,,,lehl,—....„,--,..:..„. ' . - I 'di'litdWnle' glrlieXikle,d'netr(11;13:11111itIglidi.e.4nath7Yvl: t1.1b*eit' .
, em,,,irtitehilethavis lariely., at ,pee,e ...„whe,at _berley_a•nd_hseh. Isighk of his cy.e.,,,,-he, wsnid not hayoeverv,ehlessed,' xpeeiente and 'A oyeri • e.e.,toe 1.-_,..t.-, oirdeoteein wise, at f ,E1 . .. . xi •rinientili rat,t6
the. 141.act th,e7 ,Thiteerfealti th. t-4.1or h.nticip4tioneof the \eeseermg of ifiew rs -.pee . ,ve er . , •••••., • ,
''Xheaa'skinds 1014 *kve :! ow 4P, rem' 4E:: hetweeneTestitand the .tracittional idea• t a pawn g orY • in,' •whieh, the' is - pi9t. Ithee eert. \ ha. a ..releeetion, • Stek.k*IeTrIT•et,,re,041,eteoll. 're'.
letteel: dee d How; 1 ctatiOns4 ns'' feed en' &wide vaeletY. eeee the ,deliverer 'of. farriel; „land ow'eeee its risen 'tord'ene eeracting;AppliCation indoorse \- ee.„ pinalL reseette.ee• expo' rijue,eteeelon;,,eleeeeeelfe-eflite-theeciniwee,off t,
4c,Pna, thn ';grainsi, ,hieto the beet.- Oereale.:fer:theil_H'kl.ter: had •• gene, n' er, than tie • throned- As ,01.WIL One -hes lueetra of , ',.worke..apdernhit- e'' .14.-e-etaelei'eea 4.1.,eettehelaeae bleu -fork 01 -se - c711n,
beet,;,neynr,,Is tiunain the
divieed -t-he =stret,•••or.ja-Sas:""Bpt POter,,st7:.^.ng: vincind: • ,gropted. -Lt'e'et". fo'Pr firstyear, to ::eneep"ee in at ther4N,01740,';'"), fIrto4iiiPutetio- . are given ,u4sott„lerfe leasar•hu./iinv:,;.
644-7 je sandy leaeh't4e14' 1114y 'wheat lit AgricuDtmrnionlture on
tad, to. be beet .foe• -0 kinds •eet root ,pcmartioont of. Agile zg bad. the inner vision whieh7coald' faltn7 • • '•• . ' • . • • . „ gen-ma:gage 'which • .Will.'•grow eresilio in 'the repott fer j.02•5 ed.'the Doe
.MiaPee ,
t • ' the He felt „ --e-..-e-e-eee-e-e•---e- .
ecrope. Thorough PreParation, is of eons.. which deals .chletlY With. equab- cern the /nagsspirit.. „ . -
weeneiderwe irevertanee. the gee de•teoed instructions.. for and was thrilled, by quelities in,Jeends publishin• miejen Hortioujtulist, W14leh *All now emeaereentinahoidtienglaoref. ceheicii/dhoodedY.
should be plowed. or Spaded deeply. feeding pigeons ere given. The which•ain•
' • • 'went eleePer Man reason an , not require a cOnstant entting of
g t...,"‘ompany b.19m11 fctr a kmg Peri° °f t'n.ne' and be had -free on applieatio to th
, , • . • which appea „to t at same' ins - • • . • . ossoine . or an unueua amour], of
renareed-for--beite reaultse HOwerere einge,-fropi 2.5 ,t.41:.-.50' et --the716
All greset roots and soda should be should fed mixed with peas form-
, b f 1 4 kn • d. d •-v Publications, Branch, Ottawa. The and so-lt should liet e are learning , )0,e.
y whichwe ee an ow °Go 4n el \
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terecteteeeeee
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e, water 'A''s°,-...f°17, the sake ef, that_ ,
results-consiiit-ef- the ;effect...of nitre. iudeed; that: e `qt takes A heap of ''.e. ' •
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genous fertilizet applications made at"
diffeeent crime durfInk the life of the
pia.lita.tiee. The, picots exPeilinented
'With" ,coruitsted of three fifte-en-foot
rows on soil. et 'legit fertility. Each
treatment' OP 'Bergs, of .which there
. in -field.irteire this ecarcelY Pes: 'Mixture, Re 'HePige3111 ration is Coln- Nevertheless ae'We saw in last leseen, - 0
zeer plent which may be had, in a variety
- • 'eratiotere'whieli- •Of beauty,
Pible, onalt. SaY, therefore,' that plete without thene:' reen, Oi new, Peter had to be convinced pf the .•
0Otiosi. sts... -of PeletWing and unseasbned grain',ehould notebe used. "necessity' of the Cress. In the daYs
LI.... Completely matufe'Wheat' is' one of fellewing the confeSsion ...Testis sought
cutting, I dont mean -that
4 „,,„ hm; to instil this truth into; the minds of • . • • ihebloorns may not be .cut, indeedo
Work until the ;s mellow Line the 'best tr.aMs'tn •Ptg(to---e and -77: his disciples, Mark 8:34-38- er. • , iythipg vehicle grown is the better
•anY le work., A *ill ,aeredink ma- ley' in limited qtrantities gooa
bet- A 'week after. •Petei's notable .con- , • . • for e It—bu,t. clo nlean that there are
ine is desirfilelei • d
, • for p nting smallsummer feed. Clippe oats, or
seeds, as most ot the root dregs havU ter still, groats, are reommended f4.3ssion ocenrred the certain things, such GS PaGSleS
tion. a his mind which we call the
,divine
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fineueed. In ,earlyeplaritin* the cost.- deeing the seasoi.
eViSioneofeChriste'/TransfigtiredetPete.ree-e—'.
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• peing shra fie lighclout, it is/ im- ,should be fed in hoppers, whidh rnaY. and two othis fellow -disciples saw in '
ed abone".the. seed. , Sugar ,beets, The bulletinr, will& will- be 'found ter, ,and heard a voice, apprehended as • .
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, „„ popPieS„Which itils imperative to -cut
. getber.. It is well to remember
portant,t 'at' the gel be firmly press- be kept constantly before the birds. vision the divine glory of their. Mas- ' "
that although this is a delightful
' trisk, it is exacting when time is to
mangelk, turnips and. ,carrots • for .VerY. useful toy any person going in the voice o'f God; cenfirraing their
stoelt feeding, and the veeious roots for innab-reising, may be obtained' eithethat Jesus was truly t 6 es-
• grove! for ,Itt.t.Yrnn consuinption all from the Pu
t h' t h' th h' • b t th Cr
• 1hie experienee; with what led..up to
grown practically in the same, man-
h M - 'be considered. , o•
• • ' bfications Branch De, ielah. and commanding them' to. take'
collie 'under the same head ,ano are partment of Agriculture, Ottawa o ear is ac ing a ou e ass.
it and. what folk/Wed from it, forms • • , specifications particularly well. It
BUY THE PLANTS.,
Perhaps the petunia fills all 'these.
„ , our lesson 'for Iteetla • •
, • has only one limitation foe our pure.
ThOSe vegetables which have long ' L PETER HAS A DIVINE VISION, OF poSel it is slOw in Eating ender way 15 and ,again just before bloom in Garsii!". Last, bet not least, there
livineHire ahouseetemalseeitehorne."
When''parent a -are rearing their
children, if they could catch a vision
'ofthi tiis,tfie, ones
besiond, they would, shoidder their re:
.speesibilities nieee sturdily and hap..
were seven, seven; ' was :repheated, :time PilY.e. They 7 -Would have .. greater
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,soeengtn -xer .ene increasing burdens, •
more iinienettre ' to. "carry.e.on.'ee
• . 'there' *Ill be :'-icoirPNIcingr'eednientle,
eirhero Company, comes and one pf,.theno
'w!ll beesute to say: '"Why 'cen't we •
laye. thig „sometimes when company
isn't -here?" • ThereTwill be the ardent
rteellnekacliee which start ..at. 7e30) • •
andabate' shortie. 'after the other -
chilfleen' have 'goi e. to school:, :There '
vvill e .dozen e of "Oh' Gee!" -"Geed
times, scethat the yields recorded are
efFmnefRnt
the same treatment.. The series.in-
cluded: ,not • nitrated, ' nitrated at
peantinge nitrated one month after.
planting, nitrated August 15,..nitrated
"Septefiiher 15 only, nitrated Septem-
ber, 15 ar.ul before" blOom,' nitrated
September 16 arid in full bloom.
The highest yielding,seies was the
one' receiving nitrate oe September
• top 'reeite need...Soil cif • censiderable „ CHRIST:IN HIS GLORY Marli"9.:2-8. • , Igreven-frem seed, wale leave the •spring. • There .was, howeireteth
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will. be eomeope 'always relate thq
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rietyth.,:..,, We may, Mention. car-.
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, V. 2. It is unusual to find an event .tJI 1 the garden.' blosioniless for the early report intheates, 4 noticeable increase unexPeeteci-
ret.o•Painilfallong-grOuring varieties. • e'te. - in, the. gospels So. closely clet,ed As elle • ,
Months. , • , •• • xitio to the Septernber:' application: ahd All of these are. jest childhood ec- '
of beets and turnitte,'saleifyetUenip- ; Teansfiguration. fit is etated eo have
My advice is to *WV t).„Plailts, thus. an; inerease„in all 'the nitrated, series, ceritricities, just Plain phnge's. ey
rooted parsley and Feeneh.eiledive, • • taken pla.ce "aftei- six daya," that•is, aSsuring . earlY • bloom. . Set e them ;Which': became Progressieeler enure cerne and•''ge; you will. learn to
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1:44t. naMedle.....44(aladeeilant.:-,And
the roots are grown- from oeivhich to
which would:. "skein tO • indicate' how
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. ,grow to a solid trims of foliage .andred. the fruit liud-forining period. et thy will right themselves—but in '
week had entered into the disciples' ' . , bloom w elight to see. 1 s .e de4 that the ally spring apple. the Meantime, be patient and. tac „
sprcout 'leaves fck Salad DSO „during deeplythe events oe that moMentous ,
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laxly, delicious vegetable and, a' fav- • fulfi , .
the• winter., The carrot IS a • iro.rticrue
• minds. And indeed they erright wen • ,‘. • A- flower in, a 'stranger :eote which' cation/ even on of. high fertility, • fUle, e .•
IN' the' same requirements•is- the has' a tendency -to cauie increase in eThose: are year harcieSt • yeees.
do 49, for cloHng these slaye Jesus
mite; with etheeIadies ',as • it: is up-. • .
was' incessantly teaching them otit of, • . • • I • nestlirrium. It easY to _raise from. 'size of. fruit, which aceounts for the will seem et that you' recli'ild'ren•
. st .- • • ; iitatezhent e in musremember you and.'
.posed to be of yelne in keeping, the hie.ewn heart. and front scripture the • the Seed and,if these are hoeglet bYrtabular :ofe thin report But yeu t that
slightlY". greater.: yield shown ' the , step on your fee and on your heart
coilepleionclear.and at"fermi, :necessity .that he musuffer And die A named varieties or by colorreally'
breeder a 'have Nng known •that car- . . . .
• B exquisite shades may be'3rours. They I the series September -
at Jerusalem. This was not welcome 15 and before their fatherare not the only ones
rots fed to the animals tend to keep
' teaching to Peter and to the 'others; - ehoule be set rather closer than pe- bloom • Avatchang the childi-en GI is still in .
g . hAeinicciothtisetaie'ehiehiegre,besoreitilaltd tthoerbeecetot,eiver: , 1536 , tgruilas,aabiecaargeute. !hints. de, not7.1 SUremarizing restilte. as reported in
the coats smooth and lossy: Here
11624 and 1625, the Dominion sHoiti- not bell). You uniss Y'ou 11
the.Heaven, yott know. , B t
are otivo: good reasons whY:we should •
, , beearee 4,.n. tern •the foundation of the A 'G•12ACEFIlle FE.00K OF UN--
groW carrots, then: . • • - • heaeenly vieben Which :canie to: them • , • US1.TAL bESIGN. . Zinnia .4 an4lier. 'gay,. thing Wh.ich 'telidltarist sayhs. , brief that 'nitrate liiielp.,yotielelf. Keep ,costre-be ilrm
, of late years has,. been, greatly prevso and.e.ot er soluble salts, applied 71.0 YPtir Wane!. .
The •Persnip should be planted GS. •
.. on the, sixth 'day. ,:' .. ' . - . --'.- ' The 'ch. aemingly 'lent ul frock
403.13',: BB -the ground, ls-,in fair- con- ' • . • - ' ' Vs. 3, .1, If we remeinber the.t ealI ehoeve here is suitable .fee .afeernoon, Prc'ved as t° ag°x' It does not bloom. at lantm ma •h v • When thin s lobk un suell cloud . • •
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tion /or working. It requires ea 4erl Vuinifer A Wilo bas been laYbig,''threugh, this 'welc 4esus- had been or;evening w - as freely,. as petunia or . nanturtium.;;:,, effect; on /end in a fairly high state think of john • WesieY's enetber with .
,deep soli. and the 'entire 'season. for dawn •:=a ' w'orliTs' l'Soard' in British c'°•• e fashictned" Of, georgette,.
ear mid', would be . very" but, is ;Very haidy. .It Is better,. at'--', of fertility '•iiitrate: Of •soda may ".not nieeteeeg children, . ;When • aelced' to.•
, eee. ipeeking' about his death; and •a the *eteeectie .1E
growiteg . to Perkeetionee ene.the' ii,n6- linubla af>"3`51'ekka 111.365 days., She paeseges:in the:Law and in the Pro- ..tafr -, - Marked improyement even giye a 11,,,iule for._ raising children she":' .
satin.. View, 'A illustrates' atlicr'Llts.rhii" •tlihiselslosiihs719t• a.abrt°1entiet,Ya;le;a71;!;wcatineaen' aaplipYlied'. teto nidnths after pltent- eXPlained that she .hed.iTsed nipeteep '':
, cataio,g, we. Tykey „phtee the, This ,waa ilred at' thellniversity pf Brttisle phets rich fOretold ite•neceesity; we ,
fertilitY of .the, pro:Wince... •
table is not as well known ale it de-
, iii:oihio_rooto riarsl.y.. , vege_ beitiemii, and „is:., a., teetinionyeeto the e 'wiliest!. understand ',better ethe :nature- Of'. tthh: effokeirtivfe use . of, allover, lace for.:lndiviillial-' fleVier' lasts Ai lone' thoe, i•ing; 'on; POO, ' soils ,when, the • fOliage 'different",rules. . •Nd two children Were •
serVes,to be. . It rows 'Mira" like a .
pareniP, arid the roots can scarcely:. ., ,,
be di
etinguished from it,.. efter„being. Outdoor firrnitu
. •' Alrk:eriea; although net -: e,onimOnly
. grown to . 'a considekable•:. exeent. in . considered 41iite, '..!..ePse!'itial as
ie :i';'„.,iip,w",,,i'•3iee.ted,", hat:: uhItIled,, wityl?.•,,nc.e,leSstt la .,.:,eviii?h .is: , al.2.4.1.qd ,, to.-,o,.eig,hty_•-t...teal .hardy, must have the :blooms reineve,d . increase in eitrly ;stolen :terincition, prohahbly jtist , nteemel,n1dively,n ,naictea, .
'Mossasc7I11'9.1fi.',.Slerrseill.-6:er.L.tvali:ik, e\.:vii cloeing arThe ,He.ft.:11.11:rsedeZot;.A7-1.43lo417,67oam.latlinlitrollii9.14txtil,lel7bfte:1*Ilowinrre'aien;'-'1anpcpellitetd4'ion'Yeibe.14
I, 1 making t , t rz 1H :ys. fe 1: a nrot liiiis.
. dug. :amt. -the tpps ;removed: It'',.is , e. .
'indoor. furniture. ; . We, have 4sePtesi.speai'd
' .. etivrnef; ill the Law and •the rime i , se.
ng With,,Jesiia.' ',This:ern:I '-''' , mla
View ,../3 is tile same ere.!ee reed° the e.ieep blew .baelleler.s7button , and., nitro, a M',, soda, even .on. .alrl IV ,/:e i Reinieilier eyou have, .allitairs before
material with the sleeves.
- lenfon ,,Oaleridule. ., Bachele-F's,buttoe: ,naregen is met 4 limiting. Seeter;,: u the eien'enSating'yeare the ones ' •
tne . .P . . , they saw o P an neves*, entting once a• weekeis sefficieat. shows a' pale celer'''"nitrate soda hence, eecie ene'required a neVe .
JeSua'-bieri.Self.","tranafiglirOCl,".thet is, •cinilied ribbon- trinis the flared cuffs; It Yon 'have a bitemore thnee.you UPPlie.il not earlier 'than- one .13'1e:oath .Set a teciics.; • • .
reveajed' Ilia. superhuman great- finishing the sleeves, and the
sa-en.‘e': may clieeee. subjects 'which, althoughl-after, Planting-. may cause" a m&rked After' -all," yew' 'Youngstet's -
ness.H He is no longer deepieed. and trimmin i • t d ' ' '
Garden ftirniture: • •
vegetable Ilea a rather pleasane, , • .
seene in ',the Markets-, Thee cOokedi rainproof: .ohairs and tables eroefee in visionforin the faCt of .110 °Mittedet The square riclektearmhlailes; is 'exacting as ..to cettnig,.. itrthrows-wfeoPi a vegetable raetePoaset.esitriabnedrpoln5t 1.11;5 ' •
beyond—to Plus a fe; • to -mor-
a taste, and •its principal' use is specially. designed for outdoor testimony which ecriptere in all its and Oar maY found with se or e mass of flowere- and sunp y must' '
not he permitted to go to ,seed, else causes. .e marked' titicreLe k,
2 17 parts makes ;to the ceming, Messiah:: contra.sting material or ribbon,. there -
is a flavoring' for soups and stews use And, they are left.„.914- .Jesus had spoken much 'in, the leet by ;making this .4...Simple Yet exceed,
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One. Pre4zet• .ef. Seed • grzYKIT ail al doors horn arly'spring.tO late: fem.' dn'YS testieloilY of Moses ingly :mare 'teock. ,:•'No '1536' • f •
large faintly will need as the Seeds . .
• is oi
• ' auturnfi. Painted irdn furrii- and the prop , p
hets a d now the disci- •
• • I misses, an sma. women, and is in
--e,ree small. - nice the 'Otoer' varieties r _ . ples see it all, clearly.
. • sizes 1.8 and 20 , years ,Vieiv- A,
of Parsley, the seed are slow in germ: here is undoubtedly the most vs. .); ...Peter, like a, man in at a •
popular, because it is not Mere- dreani, blueta-otitt-eefoolish words' h
311 -inch plain inaterliaiu, larnsa 4=2"
little dwarf 'marigold are 'pretty to- when applied at p•lanting time lie.. Yeuth, •and thetoming of riew to
heating. Better put in a few radNle
the plants will -feel that 'life's pur- -the following yeer; when maeure:is • r
pOseis finished; end die': • used better results have Men obtaen-1 ,
• •
• • . • ' ' o • . . .1ed by applying it large -quantities thel,..., .,
As the centuries pass and the World-. •
• .. co9n COMBINATIONs. , :.
year . reVious- to sorne.heed crop, or k ages', uaw
.1- 'LeVer promisees' a reneNvar-t,f.
' ,fhe . agerattm.- and 7 the impudent y P .,.
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8 Lie di te mark the raw's, s° uultiva- weatherproof,1 out can be Jesus his glorified companioes to • . ' .
about
about making "booths"Or ten ,
I allover ace View B size 18 (36 bust)
tton may be started before the weeds ,. 'requires -4 yards 39 -Inch material or
vet a foothold. , French endive is beautifully deesorativ,e hs well. stay in.. Ile feel( a religiousHe.estaeyo
a wighes it M continue. is soul,;21/2. yards 54 -inch; 10 yards 1/2...inch
grownin the same Manner pars- It has the added charm of hallowever, is too overawed for sensible' ribbon, is required foretrim, ming. No
mpg. . . color AithOugh sturdilY built speech. , ' ' I here is allowed on this dress" Price
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'.' The Various varieties of beets Venn c° * ' V. !•/•. Now comes the climax. :The 1 20 cents the pattern. '
these Metal .arderi sets are de- dfsciples- are conscious. of , a voice 1 ur
an important garden crop; W6 may e. e. . .
as itinN,Book , illustrating the
plant the seeds very early in the licately proportioned with from heaven, saying, "This istiny be-, newest and limit practical st 1 • 11
g and use' the small roote early ' ' '
; In summer., .0ne desirable thing ,, loved Son: liear him!' Th..iosrlymiearieneds .be of ihtp.eetei:ot :otof ..,,,et,rhveery.bookhe naYieciest.tleel'vitss_
that they' are now, divinely
graceful lines and curves.
fibout, beet greens- is the fact that They 'al. an investment in of 'Jesus' . MessiahshiP- The words :maker-
, the stems' get lar,ge and the roots of
they never grow toughth ce .. Even when bopermanenand that h
, b"hear him" contain the
eauty. ' suggeethion ..thecopy
li.ow..1.0,
' 't .1 d 'ORDER: P ATT'EltIol.S.
ocinsederable size, the top cooks ten- When well painted, they with- death. corresponds with the will -.'ef .. , • . ,
Write yourhaine and address- plain
dor and is Palatable- swkaa chard is stand all kincls of weather. The, . • .
.,- , . IL, LATER REFLECTIoNS oN THE imP
' * oR ' T 4; giving nember• and size Of such
a kind " of, beet which does lett form average iron garden set cori" • .0P THE VISION,Mark 9:9,',le; p patterns as you want Rnclose 20e in
a root, but the leaves may be used for gists Of a round table and four ,Peter'l '16-18- ,/ • stamps or coin (coin Preferred; wrap
!greens all summer: New leaves grow -
, ' V. 9. The vision passes, but coming it carefully) ,lor ,each number , and
'•from the heart as rapidly as the old' stritlit-ehai. rs.
, down from the.mountain;'Jesus again address your order. to Pattern Dept.,.
.".:0)-ke are .removed o For ' the 'first Polk wood cut from forest or pill- speaks serious words. about hs death, Wilsen' Publishing Co., 73• West •Ade-
: beets; plant a small -topped variety, tura makes good fuel, but some deb)f which' the import is as follows. His laid° SC; 'Toronto. ' Patterns sent by ,
,
wood is needed to go with it. Small (111essiahship is a mystery,„which came
retarn 'mei!.
, like Eclipse, Itihiie foi the main crop
and for canning, the well-known '. De - not be fully understood ,, or ' disclosed
weed alone may prove to be a source untir...Tesus has laid down h19 ijfe and
troit Dark Red is ,the beat. Varieties ef vexation and delay , to the busy •risen to the life inunortal, The at
.wintAn- use lla° long roots, housewife. ' last his disciples will, realize what, by the dcigwOod's hark.
• The ptissY*thoWs are.,unrestrained
gether. A'geratum "is lovely with al- pborather .deeply. , • 4.•
most' any .flower .the garden.".When .
it .is grown among California • pop- Ldieure Eisential .to House
ppeesn'teetbdeeSecffriebeet '1.• beyond power
of
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ol'd Institution% settled custonis, and •
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nations 'reetlees And weary; takes en
a fresh irnliortance in men's eyes. •
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leisure .18 tO 4frOnge, to Hite • '9, c;n1Ininlicalit• : Pagans made
f the individual life of 'every Easter-
bloesoms appear and it$ 'gift ,of
chanting perfume elle; the gar;;; maie rooin,:forIe on her daily their 'highefeatival, of Easter before
it plan
.her ,ia.3,8. tfie• Churches 'helloered and beautified
.wieVtlihednii,gebotn: heyeloP. •th'e enthusiasm
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forty deys of penitene'e and, fasting,
that we should , be eager, td'. 'doff the,
eackcloth ' arid' doe •apparel that dfers .
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pass' when The ,liglit'S"Ii147Put....outi and • -.
the: cantatas ...tremble , into silence
when the lilies' fade:and tile greetiv k '
and the gifts exchanged are Win; ,
ot :yesterxlay. We are :to .fi.rici t
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lastirigoanci-a-lightAmonOtir,-Way that ,
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candles; •Thus the miracie'•of i•esti-r-
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Plant clean seed. 'Often that la the' ,
only rar ‘ necessary. 'If you are using' '
,home:gi„, Wit * small grain,: min 4
throt:gh 4 fanning-mili to clean op,
*cliag, fuid-weed. seeds., ,,l'vffill pay.,...4,.....t.
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