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11141' '13'"'- New Canadian•
be nliiied 7vOth stliPllate ef amteenia.. •
°nib" %Trait " Text!lxidu U9 AifSill that '
there 'are Alma woeking. ,againet Effect of Ingo' i.ilatIon on the. Yield of ', . Fertilizing. the bretlerd •
, Apple R. ..eceives
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,.Tedn.* . Ilnbelief, had -been spread, . ' • . Legume Drope. e ., • e The •Preheed, la one part of the fern
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.1reitufhti :1241; "1-eeeen .IXre-bther
WahtlY Werke of: Jeetite-Maile
5: 22476248 41 42. Golden Text
teeThy, heth'enetle thee whole/.
•-Mark 81.34.- '
•'PP'BJECT,!. '
HOW ',ROMAN ..P.A1T.I.1 .re)
-High Awar
the aet1011' Of •the . ' • • . • b ere 'COnimereitil ''fortilispiis • Cell be
autinerittbrougies, end 'Jean" hati ToraeVe. lieVeTel: Ot the xperlitteritte. uged. to, edettutege, " , ledsere been ex4. • , .
.With' the •'.0se beftire. 149 •gftSt 'of "IpoOoletioz). fertil t*ere, proPorty
W9!9E.8, •
thhini Only inade on e ecofi'ere before he eetost 4104 hope, Fare] Canada testa have be.9F..,pereetenteily'.'dentotteteitteq'thet AppIC,' at
4nfuiI Obeletir ofethe believingliarente..".legitlxte cr0P-Yleld. inherelegume :bac. tisedi1e,conetit°t1011. toverops. • entrai EN"e.tinlei,?ta •
INTRODUCTION -The asipeet xig the
'Work t.leelfel,'tlie, Son,.. of Ciott• Which
.noW comes before US' thilUt on, bill
extraordinary, *Aver'
faith ',into, the smile Men, and on
ih.0 9f/119'4V/11 4°"'he 47141.tela" *4f6 al)seht* frehl. the'' ee11 Orcherdi iheY 'WM give ,is g•Oual'e,
era:tit/la Of hie SPIl t.na givers.. r the reseits'sre stimimOd 1.1p, in A Pasti'...food .SilPPlietletit the. ;tine .of ma MIA 4 •
IV the °.floMjniee",./egneetterat /1„,. sofiloient" 011eetlte. • ef enIttetes. itt et. the Vottlinioe pxperimental, Farms
oaf
. , • . .
Vi,h4 •Wilder
an, envirenMetit eOns wive lio;tfl* °P7 present in lasufileient number1,. and teaks the Sallie anionfit plant d 1
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hes.fin* it'', his .Powers• 9w *".1mi't•' t I.;e.nme Inoculation TrittOm '1 fact. lanu aleee. may net $upiir$4, : Yarhetieli of:ale/lee origineted
the part :Which this faitheplaybdin the
; events which power W.70.4iced,
•Faith , orie or either of ite..akleCte
iminett before bit`iin V11.1%•20,.' Where
JirAa mikes. his request to Jesus; in
; Ve. 27,28 where the eitSIC' vibratile
e touches hie clothes; in va.. 38e 34;
Where the 'sun* woman conferees, to
her settlyandi Jesus • says, "Daushter
. .in v. 86, where Jesus encourages
jairus to helievedespite the sorrowful
• news,: from. his home. We have seen
.before that ..the he* of .Jesus 'was
rendered powerlees through human
.lack. of faith. Here we:have nteinme
. able instance s Of the contrary. '
,Tesui appears in this lemon is, jet.
spite. of the natleree unbelief and tn-
.,' gratitudeethe 'Great Physician of his
people, the sympathetic / Saviour. The
incidents - Chosen .revoal powerfully
, that there- must be trust in him and
•'obedience 'to -him, if he is to be our • ,
Saviotire It le not a case of Christ, ' ane has these elempats In s.EL Por.e.11,- That, it -a to give' Pigs werm singe that It has now fruited in
Christ However prospects for a season- .
ionising bils help because there ris no I able' PloVeinent ere ooneldered avaitale .condh.ton. However accord,' • • . h ' many parts of Canada and'some parts
c:*.-•thY fai bath made thee and
Alberta
fologist; :00nle "inereaSeeeeheeeeteeee veseete. set eoete`e .eee, ..tte Of Alio PephrtMent of 'A4rIctilture cOM.
in , .. tine° to attract worid!eride attention:
comparatVely slight but in many ' ht. , folm es , that In nitrates. ...-"r tete I Till; Moti,biah,a..PPiell the. mei cat roe:lice:Jail t'bi-3
pt o
• . Are , 1 , ..rt,, r,. , „ay, .9. At .the'' )11•111'6"81hg 'ExPerOhelltel. 'ehard Practices, 'dititrtheted by ;the.' Central Faille: •at. Cttawas has • beeu
are the. higheet award of 'the. Arnerieen
mav*---iqoet4te0-altalta:•2- a,111- P•th(11.0-ed- 4' A•geleeltbre,.. Ottawa., evOlitirdiStS ,
:. tirah-efferts Or find a War-oo,
:le „Yield' .retrilting frent. inoeulatitot F.tuffligen.ls,Oot, hi..ser,'reedilYleallable ... - .• e,......., . . .
. , . ,
stanced. they Were' strikingly , large,: . - • . • • c ,
.. ., • ., ,... . : . . , e • . • reason, In a hulletitv . On :.'elederie Qt-., ,.. , ,., , . , . ..:.
Plans; St'll U: 'de' w: t
... '. Olitaxicis• Users . '
Supply :, . • . ...,,. • .. . , . . tt, ea lees.. 13reech„ .Depertmertt of , , . . .. • . . • ..medal.
' ' State:del-we years. ;After seeding, the el ele, t . • ... . , , . ' •" • 'awarded: the'. Wilder (silver) ite log Alberta , Coal lie Ontarte. Were 'tones., ' V,465s; •Ii0Onda of elre ` 'matter 0,0146,4-.t&:clepen,11 lapea..tliadifferent;'1Fehleleee41:''' See1et.Y". .711.1S '.±9110'vrs
"under W47'. 14 .0114*4' i.E'01'10Y...*40 '',gaiP'° ; t°43 ' 167 'P°•11n.4. PPihice(1.'•.'f°r're6 a hitihieh'.• potash "dL'1)11°P'sf'c'el'ail4tely1Y.11,(T...ttihie".1111i'itgetilltTlaotit:a•Illleel'dtie.'Z.1--
Ke.W..)leettY.,, President,,of the b..1',It.',.• -,riehi.htre64etl...'hee4, .• '''llnanita;a.' Oa; Rhate as • Nand in cOritriterelai. •fertill
isbirWerd. Stlitehhnree ,reP,ieeenfille 4-1,,i '.1.10everledge. Allele, .Statien,' were! zees. to rowei.theetiocessoyeeehieol...teettl E,ehiliitiOn at Preset:434 Beigitim,,
, •.:,...., e, . 1 and 113 the • eighth ;Medal ...reeeiyedellsy
belie. ''alld otheeis; :Were: there.t ' ,•:'...:; •''.:'4naOh. *ere'. striking. •• i, . cie' rteeae clip-,
-. 'elements "or .Piatif , te04::;. .. .•
•••,Tke GolyernMeat. is 'reported tO.: be Pea. In :the, year ... of eeedhig.•: lUk.'thaz ,':. At'the Same. tesins'Oreliardlete elicieldItth41.„AlocZ,tni.1711101tr :43ttl•eovtite)310:.4,..seearr•reeteeti.
in favors_Of a $7 :freight-4.sta, with the Station :the aggregate • etep .ef tW
, -0_ avoid.'..thte.teadY,Illbced,,er. ..oOmplet,O,• . • : . . . . . ,, . • ,,,, , ,
lose belig ,nntde7up to the railwa,Ys he years fre.r0 illeeeleted l'e4'Clevr ,tleed ,.fertilizers' for orchard use:,.• For 'ex- "13/es' ' ' '' ''• r
The, Melba apple Is ten open Petite-.
Federal. .9.114 Frevineial• itibitidies. was ' 'IA.62 pounds • Per-.. acre as . come ample, nitrogencontleed in the even('
at.ed seedling Of...the fainens•McIntosh.
Priee•cf..eaal:-Ot the mines averages lifared with only 320- pounds ager.eneed fertilizer le..not In .e lerYe
iit Seed, qt. the ..,Mcfntosli, was' saved et
14 Per 'ltell.. . With ' a $7 freight 'rite inoculated geed: e. quckly 'available' 'form. • - 1\11trate'...
-in I:Otto:A:a in 1898and sown in the ae,.
and $,2,.60. per tou • 'for cartage and • parie04 : Was :4,268, itounde••wlth .6,40 ..sodais probably , the;hesteforM
overhead,' the 'Cost. of Alberta, fuel in pounds and for sweet 'clover '5,660 : „ e • . i • , . tem* Of that Year." ;The seed 'gentile-,
Ontario icellars would be .$13.50 per
ton, with..the •exception •of• Toronto
-where 50 ceete.per ton, would be ed-
ded for bagging. :• '' '. •..`''. • .."••• . "..
.... There is the disadvantage.that Al,
,..„ ,
berta fuel is not equal to Pennsylvania
Coal .'in.lidetiee efficieneys, according
to • Government -experts ,Who . have
Made teattz•••
which . to Su ply, the n trogen. Feel ated theefollnwieg •sPrillg and the
pounds ..with,1,520 , pounds • per acre, . sod. erointedS,, otchl. phosphate, . the,
The pamphlet..they',be 'attained. from., _ young trees, were set Out in fruiting
the ,leiblieatfons Breech, Departmehe most' readily,'avitilable , form, should) ro.ws ._.
: be used, but for , orchards ,in Cul+int,
jilietie trees, afterwards called the Mel-
te the „spring of .1901. One of
Of Agriculture, Ottawa, ",..• .,
Relative Value of Fresh and Rotted euirements as
- .... .tion 'basic, stag Will 'likely', .nteet .tee: ba,
it Peasesses 'the added IlseceptionallY Promising, it was named
',fruited in1908c and, as it *as, so
' • , Manure ' ' ' ' ' advantage- of eontainieg , 'some, limo la 1909., . • . ..
,
, . . • .
Weight for•Weighe rotted manure is' Aluelate Is probably, the best form of. '
inore mainline than fresh manufe-ae it potash tor ercharduie. , ',..,..,
eeetetains..`.percentages of plant:, food; Methocia',of-Weeding 'Meal tel Figs
Propagation was. begun in .the.,win•
ter.of •19Q.87e and trees, were sent out
to experimenters for test. in:19.11, and
UtiH , . , feed .111 colci ther Nees s oen n • a
V. „faith:: This.,truth is 'tether that, he. fel. • . ing to a new heilletin on Manttres ,and • • te of the United :States' add has proved
test cermet help. 'Where there riot' a • '
. trustful disposition. His spirit can-
, not Work On oura if ours is not sur-
rendered to him. Even ',the Son of
God is powerless' if we get our evillO.
againStehime ' f. •
V. 22. As jairus name,d as one
of the :presidents ' Of the Synagogue,
,we may assnme that he was a ma.n, of
, good, education and of high' Standing
Th hisownreligious comm -union. The
1, of .raciL,L,..nian 'coining to Jeanie
at a .tiinsis when tfie-T.1.e igions
'ties had declared-saiest- himisa-
sign of his faith. Tho sante quality
comes.out in his falling. at Jeeus' feet
,--ean,Oriental expression of 'reverence.
V. 23. Jaime, reasons for Coining to
Jesus :are now declared, and his firith
C4)111C3,•CoUt again in his" complete ':cone
fidence that Jesns is able to do tbs.
•thing which hp requests -to restore
his littleetiaughtee,.. now lying at
death'S. door. ' • ' I '
Vs.. 2447; lei-eni-erOirce-sits out to
go with 'Jairus, and On the sway
s• when an 'extraordinary incident oc-
curs. The fact of his being occupied
with. Jairus'„ceee,does not prevent ae-,
othee .eufferer Irani snatching e curel
• by the Way. A Woman; suffering froin .
a' diseresping complaint, coines•behind,
• him, touches hiS clothes,' and is healed. I
.She feels that anti:mg the'cro-wds fele
lowing Jesns, her. furtive act' and her,
band willeeteace d,eteetion.
Her faith is plain by many eircurn-
stances.: .,(1,), she :had suffered for
twelve,•years, yet still hoped for better-
thent, (2) she bed. triedeall'the•dectors
, vain. yet still hoped in Jesup; (3)
she had grown Worse as time went on,
. yet not even :now despaired. To all
this 'mutt be added (4). the unquestion-
ing wav Irv -which she expressed •her-
self ."If I may .toueli; but his clothes
- I shall be Well." _., • •
, y4.• 32,-,33. It -shows how sensitive
our Lord Was to the touch• of the ho -
man spirit that he was at onceaWare
ot. the woinan's izerst acts' It vexed
' that‘the poor sufferer should,
_ to slip away even with the cure
'Which she bad sought. ' He wished for
her a' gift not obtained by etealth, but
with his own frank consent end'bileAe-
. Therefore, ",Who. *touched my
clothes?"' The power of Christ works
• by an individualizing love which
singles o.ut a., • its recipien p
cial, personal blessing.; Hence the re-
cipient of his. *healing here has to
oonfeis her act. • ". ' ,
Ars. 34. ,Wer may. well see the pur-
pose' Of J'eS115 in Obtaining the •,wo-
" man's confession by the word "Daugh-
ter,"rwhich he here uses In reply. • He
wiehes' her to know that he has .really
will her healthk and recovery. She.
* • ts for s e-
MODISH .FILOCK. '
The smart simplicity of this chic
frock will appeal at ce to. the dis-
criminating- Woman, Thfe graCefel
jabot 'and ciroula inset at .the 'left
Ride front are og special interest; and
the long .dart -fitted sleeves are ,chic.
No. 1717 is for'Ledies and IVIisses, and
is alma 1 Years, 36, 38,.40 end 42.
beet.' Size 38 requires. 414 yard 6-.•.;
inch,' or 2% yards 54 -inch triaterial
Peke, 20e the pattern: •
; Our Fashion Book, illustrating the
Feetilliersewritten by P. T. Shutt, Do- e • . .. •
t made •.ssa the - entvIlle,. -Nova
,nsinion Chemist, and. L. E. Wright; the Scotia, Eiperimeittal..StatiOte .' ..The
losses in flitting:frequently .outlialande pigs •. •rete divided, Into four. lets. a5.
the., benefits. Generally epeaking; the .
etinel. in weght as possible : ' Each lot.
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. .
sooner 'the .:fernier . gels. els. inan.e,e1 '...re.cfalYed 'au, °(ltial.. quantity :a. thehl;''
whileet111fresh' Into, Or Onto , the ;07i. T°Otse and . milli, and had.: accesS . to
. ..tlie: better. , Still there ' :are. • tiines water as. required. • •The metheds of
:vantage.. ' 'It is •Well suited. for 1' hel-'-`-------"h'
is:" an ad.,-.,1.ffe.e,..d,ninigfAirlipp..nie.al,. however, vve.re tilt -
let.' . \''' Let, 1. received'
When: tile jetting, of 'matielle
• ineaefed. dry and lot 2, nieal in water
. and sande...Soils:as' it tends to niake
L.. 4.11.-e*Liiint,4403.pstet_4nictenthre, ,,f .siop fed , cold... , •••Meal itiaked. trete'.
Rine which adds to thoattracttveness
'' ene7feed-Aoetheeetextea-i4est •deLd-__"te'
•fresh ,manure .IS -best as it . liner:twee-1 .lot:: 3..aed .waira tit lot 4. , ... The lot 7,(4-1111h-vitiltst.Y.--alii1.1"7-1rirtrielierd*.'
irt clieettee-oS-deveee-as......thateeee0t-
mpisture. • Oe 'Clays and .heiyi:leanie
. their ehyelcal. ..Condition by, Openiegi fe'4'4Y.nlealdid not 'do so well e.Fi'ihot!--•
very promisieg enderediffereet.'cle
read.° conditions.. ' .
• ,
The .Melba. Is. a •sernmer.,apele, of
hendiionee, epeeeranee;, in: season be-
fore the Duchese .of• Oldenbuig and
quitelhE3. high in 'quality: as. the .
tosh.•• In ,coler, it is e 'pale- waxy
Wished' with bright carmine;
anderimson„ the former •being, the pre,
demineet Cola: It. has a Marked Per,
OWERS'. I The Anglo-Saxon'
• „ and
VEGETABLES
No. 2
Language to Return
Dutch Friesland is Working
Centre , for Movement to
Bring. Back- Use Of Pia".
. • , „,„
lect close Ak:n to
Note: -To ,acceremotiete our, varying
ditArto'. climata (font Pelee. pont.
- to.tip4saii:a pay), . wa rc.• ricr
" Ogee ertielette•eerly, enoteetteter
e -so. elle out frit. refirence'.end file.
, .• , .., •
' oto Ind Oo
eY lender b:eddieg tO
the (IOW box and baskets
;.ettn;h0 r0Whby theeteateee if Start-
ed indoors, :Olio - the
hardier sorts 1!- given ae.eariler .start
in; this way Will come:into blootu,',sev.:
°rale Weeks eOoner.thae pleeted,-di, _
rectlY in the,,open. 'rhee Herne Is true .flietroliceotele-g'ancteoealimjmettiltri; atukee,ge:791700:
; •
' • life ..eleglee7eln . the , northerinnoeV,
.Rert.Of Heilarid,hOrdering ets,•tbe
der ..Zee and on the,TarroW .channels •
et'ii*iecia the islands Of the North Sea.
end. its. osen •etmet. Is the Preelnce „Of
priesritti,d .It 14 not 1L large 'Prevince
Its aide 1.!ini(Ielie than 1,150 square '
miles; and as much or this area's tak-
011
oP with, ""plassen". (little Altos and
meres) jioptilatein• • of dairy 'farm- ,
ere is even pportionately Mere. ive
. E,ngland,
. .
• .
cii..maitY Vegetables ,inich as tornatoeer
eahhagee, lettqce,,melona; and weete a'
few. ireetri, earrete; ,aitid' hills. Of •cOra.
Starting, these indoors 'intitelially
hasten the time when . they Will be
ready for the table. A shallow cigar
box or sOneetlitng iimilat is the beat
thing to grow these in where space is
limited, or if. there is plenty o! room
a' florist's' "flet:"--s-a shallete. box • • 12
inches 'by, 18 may be used. punch 4.
tew, holes. in the bottinit of,lhe box to
rale*, drainage, and add, a 'layer.. o.f
Cinders or grayel to tietee the pews
three lots' fed'slop Lot '4 del best tawlE!, beara *hen Young, and 16 pre -
them to ehe air an, making them 1 th
ductiVe• , •
- more friable.. Fresh manure Is elso-i indicating that. for °of weather waern-
of • Publicity, .Dominion
the Dit'ector
M•eferable for crops whiele:have a leg the teed is profitable: (Issued. by,
:
long season of growth . With; Cropss_
DePartMent Of Agrieultitrel'Ottawee
'• •having ,a. :sheet period.' of .throwile and : . . . • „e_.•_-________,.. . • . ,,,
. . , ,
Where' eerie . marketing is e a:Consider.- ere_ . ee .e.- • " • •
akin rotted mathire, with :Ifs quiekly:',:i,rtimtgratiop and Settlement .
available plant .fecidi is bet , It .. aleftitobe Free• Press (lelle)e .. .. No.
I
Should, he reinetiitte7red that when.tot, ,Canadian need be .."jukilant ,when a
tirig manure initi large heap, the Mese -. li.lurcipean ,fathily, is placed. on a .:ferre
should ''aleraYs.,••bee kept egrePact in • from' which.:a-Canedien family bia-re--
- :. order_ to reduce to a reinireum, , Moved itself, . Yet tine. is What .le go:
The 'bulletin may.; he obtained- from ink on in some „parts ,ef the country.
the ••Publicatioes Bratieh," Department
, •
of Agrictilture- Ottawa; ' .. • ..., .
Mixing ' Fertilizert on the artiri.
A' fineee may save as nduch•.as..25;
•pei .cent. 'irt the' Caste or his Corn-
The. original Caitadiae stock is leav-
ing the land -and . getting. into the 1
towns and cities'. The setae process'
is going on, in many sections Of the,
,
•
tnited--Sfates and is regarded with
. •
Mereial fertilizer bys buying the in alarm by students of the social 'order
.7:tretilents separate .and theni In that eciuntre, pie newcomer
• - Pa
.1,ouls....Yet this little ,ptoviete worts. •
114 aid agitating -for the revival of
Its oWn. 'tangling° 'aelenguage- that Is
as ..tnire• AegioeSaton. „es.. any in thi
Worect,'pOseiblY.Putei than melt.,
For years flier& 'lute existed at
on.ergetioesociety of itehotareeknowas la
the "Selskip " for '-Fryske Melees
scheift-itennised," Otherwise the.. So-
ciety for the FrIsietC spoken and writ,
ten language, which' has held .peri•i.
congreesee, and °there/15'e. etoe
coaraged the etude" and us.e, ef the
purpose,' •Get somerairly good soil, language., :One of its members, a care •
.
ited break it Up fine:: If there Is net a .talie 'Resort. yen ilerInxma thee Sloo..
supply already ie the 'celitte, the near- :ten .who Was 'a Member both.ef the ,
est greenhouse man Will •be glad to Second Chamber of the States Gen.
sell some. ,Moisten the earth e ellen
mark oft the, roevseerhich need only be
one• inch apart, sew. the Seed, , and
covep. the top :pf the box'. tightly with
a piece of. .sacking. or loirlay„, This , poet prefers Dialect
keens the "eieeds !tont •.wastling: aWaY beingenliewed to do sci, he ye,
l'erite„.and of the Provincial .Councli •ot
Friesland .' as icing . ego, as ',tele,: en.
deavored. to address.,the 'letter, in the •
Frisian language. •,' •
and hastens germination. It is •best
start the , Beetle .ie a. wenn, 'clerk
Plice,:end when tie'y have• pushed up
through the soli, remove. the belle%
and.,giVe them full". sunlight. Unless.
there is .alitorin.-windoW tite'putside
keep the box back at least eight inch,
es from the glass to avoid. di•atts and
low' temperatures;
„
'..„_MakIne- the Het .Bed•e:.
. ,
. 'Where °tie has 't lergetegardert-tted
wants to-gee':etf to an, earlyeeteetele
Is 'better to ' build . a hoebed then to.
try .end\grew-the early plante•indoors.
. ., .
,•,, .
'Seem's) et itapply.' of fresh. horse manure'
Which ,hiS been turned' ev'ery',dae• or
, ._. .
'eo to -prevent berelege an'd store eine
:ringed; himself- end hiveingue bx in-
•elfIng the othet tnembere to a: cone e
`grese. which was,juseeboutto be held, ..
end before' largely 'attended . gethee.
Ings Spoke that .,laegtiage and. that
language alone. •Another- politician, .,
Pieter Jellee. TreelStra;The leader of
the Seciaist party In Holland, Is •also
L4 Frisian. and an 'entlieslaet• for'. tile..
langikage,.and'ii-mbreeee'i• a poet 'who,
.
•
like "Bobli?rlibrus., eyelets- 1 .
eitalece to the ,forinat•-latiguage':wnich
Ile has to speak and Write foreetticial
purposes.
The revival 6! the -Prislan literature,
has, In fact,? proceeded' more *quickly. •
than in tevierti ecrt the :Frisian, Jae= .
at
in some sheltered spot tend toady o • gene 'as a popular tongue,..and;
„ .
be .prottrod licArar:y;)rofthoctidie.aanydrrendepWr.b.•t?..1tAs'..tkIN,i.ode:Inictehse.
where .be, convenient :for the
attendant .and • le meet
•
uSb. The hot bed 'slionld be located. Le•enwarderi, the ,chief..lowif,' is
Isom north and West Winds,he reaces, Ontoiogist cOnsiderable repnta-
.6AMAGED.,ARTIOLE • • bendiegs, .61, slim bete, blase a pile
tion. "
,
• "I'M sure I possess 'Charlie's of • the =mire, eighteen 'itches deep, • A new ITIOYQ. has recentlyben made
"A damaged., article I. 'scarcely It,(1rainage is good;lt hole may be dug inreasing RS -meagei; g a 70)
by the ProYinclel•Councirof Friesland.
heart" e.• • . ' " and be sere it is well prese,ed. dOwn..
.. ,,
On lessen made to thee"'Selskip" to 7,.59i)
worth having." .. . ,., and the inenure placed in this, .
"Whet, do you mean by .that?" ' top of the manure place a light frame. florins on the. :condition Viet conrseS,
"Ho said .12_,_.had...."...broken It • .,
•
Another .Glood Bank -,State-
' at hope. •Besdes, by this Means, he .EnrOpe prizes the land; to. him it is
'In the quantitiei- and proportions _ I?.
a great ',been to be ahle to own a
:will be able to prepare the mixture
.. welch experience has taught him are hendree „acres, • The. Anglo Saxon in
• ' 'best stilted to his soileind crops. The this country regards the.• 1g Y.
land 1 htl;
; operation .of home mixing is fully de- 1 t h' and '' • cords of their •financial institutions.
i• • 0,wnerhip means int e o himin
scrihed in a -new- bulletn 'on Manure many cases he would . prefer making
h 1 lainic that the pessmists •tell tie from
there is a little country across the At-
, „ •
Inglat , •
•
•
ICereeld•he foolish to imagine that
It Is only. in Canada . that batiks show
geatifyieg. . sheets,. ', While
•Canadiaeseare justly 'timed of the re.,
by the his liVing somew ere e ee,
new slipping•-doWe theepeth te ob v-
• ' and Fertilizers distributed
lott so far as its-fieetielal greeteesSs is
•
thee td tireeehes .bed ite day and is.
will 'eniernher alr-her clays 'bet on)Y newest and inest -praetical` style, ;Will
that hEhealidiber„but•that-he blesied be of interest to every' home: dress-
' ; ' her net of faith and legitimated it'S maker, Price •the book lbc the copy.
consequeness. , • ,
• Vs; 35,.3il.'The.- interest of ear-
eatiee now' returns to Anima and his
deughter. Thesad news arrives that
the little„girl,ititS"prissed'away. It ?is
lee late for JeaUS noW.to'cbelle. "WhV
trouble tie • teacher ,any further?"
;leans 'treats the news as though ;he
had not 'heard.. it. • He encourages'
eeires not to fear, but to go'04:late-
' 'fleeing. !se, • • laide St:e Toronto.. patterns gent. by.
" 1 1 ter which return
•
ROW "TO ORDER PATTERNS.
Write your name ancl• address plant-
ly; giving number and size of 'such
patterns as you Want. Enclese20c in
stamps or coin (coin ,referred; wrap
it carefully)e,for each number and
address your order' to :Pattern Dept,
Wilson 'Publishing -Co:, 73 'West A.de-
Va. 41, 4.2 T e augi e
Publications Breech, Department Of.
Agriculture, Ottawa.... , It may be :per-
formed on ...a 'floor with a shovel,
screen,' and mallet for breaking,
tempi. The atteke isho.uld. •emptied
separately, andkAneeessary, the Mete.'
oaf pounded, ..,fitte.. With -thee mallet,
thee passed through the sereen, Which
should, have .'abcint`. ten. wires to the
linear , The 'Ingredients having
been tints prepared in separate heepe,
tite one to, 'form, the largest propme
tion of the inixtura,.,,tisually....the
eleasehatic fertilizer,.. Is fitte. spread
on the floor aedethe''Other thgredients
r-linpoiled in successiveeleyees
The batch is "then. turned by ,sbovel-
ling,. first' to m16.8410 and thee to the
Other, fete •ar-. live 'times, • - After
tenting •enbe,' the whble b.af,en -should
he, _Passed _through e- -screenTto en
'sure the abeeitee: of; lumps and facili-
tate, Mixieg...` Lon is 'geiterally
enough' to tele in •tiee .•betch. It. is
hest to .apply the lettil•izet.. within 24
. ,
hours after mixing but if it. has to be
leipte while it is well to add a certaiii
proportion of .filiee, such, as fine •dryi
loam. :sana',,, kirk, order to clieck the.
tendency' to cake. ellaSie slag is best
used alone 'At any rate; neither It
ithi'•*00fi ashes not. other selistaucee
"Witivit AND „Jekr,-.41i 'Bud Fisher.
•eleiette 'tea. CALL
• up my TeeLoR AND
•ASI( Kim -re 1-tAtte
• T -dA ti)(11.1 M6:
1-16MG
WAt'l
Mtteure)
• T HA LATE WIFE
Ordinary But Rich Mortar:*
would like to have you •paint.a
,portralt of my late wife. •
. Gs eat, Artist (Inatts.S ye lyi
most women, I, suppot.m. gut elite .
wilt have to be on time -very
prompt . with .her sIttinde-if she
, wants me to do the work.
, ese. • .
• 'Manageress.' "Irn merry, yott 'don't
like my cakes. , This Intsiness has
been built upfralmost entirely en, my
000ltery," C'ftstorner:','.'I don't doubt
di With 'a few • ip.ore buns
•
'like those you could build en betel!"
e-reT' I -.-----..FeestNeY ot-b
_RAvi..111-1e(te
...yas;
, • „
11-W4 RIPPING) BAtt Jaye!.
sditeeet•-n-t6 BeibeetteCe
'BoONDAVI OUITO TetGI-111
Rtatgot th,TTEA1
• cReecto:
Ofewood any desired size and cover,
tightly 'with' window 'sash, sloping
this few towards :the „front,
whlida• must be sem& • dov'er the 'men,.
shall be. established to:teaching .tite
language to young and old. This.ie '
groat. opportunity for Dr, Wtimices*
atirhia fellow ,eethusiaets,. the ,whole
. • ,,
Is
ILIO With* 'el:0'aq-, • 14i. Anatter hust been: disclissed and .c
son,: 'me' ..i)ed- 11 heat up rapidle at, 'aro. tem* raPidly" :arranged, - ' ill'. .
firetehut by the fourth day Well haves YJumkes' hes lesued a etatereent for.
cooled, down •:7 atifiletently, , to .itiloW the lienelit 'of ' all' ceecenfed in which' •
Planting. In eold.,weather wate.r,snat. a scheme•df lessens- ,is set'olit,nclud-
ingiy and erilY on bright. daye, Veuti, ,,, •
nig: ."rnaster''' contaes, • ,,,courses, • . for
late it littio.etery del .be raising' the
days grow Weriner., Planta Should -be
sash, keeping this open tenger as tne
: teachere; for' those. in. training. as, .
teachers,. ' for 'genie -40a and high
ary seheOls. ..., _. ..•';
schools •and..for children in the print:, •,..
U transplanted...once,. and, hardened, off
:' The Uninla.1 retort. of Islaralay's Bank. before •beint set' outside; . . .. ,. council. Of •EiAnclail.:Ta•with the Special...
'go also PropbseS the.,:;;;rrtio of.. ji .
, . . . i , • • 'cold ftaniro Which. is similar to.
.concerned. , e . •• ' ' ' .e., thehot lied only Without the mentste,
est ,Lotnicin, 'Englandi, which baby jUst, • w
v.itch the Lawn.' - , . . Obje.„..ct. Of .: petinamtleg'13Frielan . Seitte.tat:)e
1 ' li , . . I Oen es oppose . et • su plementary
Turnover 50,675,000,000 iadelsable soon the. frost 1,be' put .inteeoperetion in the entente: -
A. -ea jetUt-ifiFs-tidttiOu Ofe•--1Uw-u--10 ;general etietation, -rho Scheme': _
Profits for the year ' 11;530,0001
teen peblished -
The •Chairinfui: referred wiehout
terin!' grass• and c
coldest ";,enclie occult. g hen ,
as:been particularly severe on win-
' lover,
,some oe. the] toe:1I'1145;yhit:.• schools, whieit . will
be ;
tpreceded•by holiday course starling
'Other .Stetes interested.
• Deposits .... : : 1;591,867,000 l'otit' of the, •grciunk Me peat Winter
Inereaise '"depOsits
, for ehe . year ;
''..45,000,00u 11
• Was
trade. The sheering Or tIte bank would
seem
there has been a geed deal of;:freti,:ii.iiii; I
'little cover of SnOW.s.• AS'a resell, r
NVI,1110 .1.;:asZlnflO 13 the werie2
beastlier; to ,the revival. of )3 •Iti
seem, to °eat:tree bis Optimism. '
Willitig.to*Trade In •
• Portune Teller:-".l'our husband will
be bis75.:Ve, generous, handsome and
••
„How. vtotatereirt_ix„.ow 'tilll me bow with a heavy reties or potinder, itare Ps°Pie 1'. of tis' lxnr ancient ir
,
cSet I ge`t rid Of theeeee lolta—jee w"!" ah.d sro.l"hella 'etel 1)14jeg,....111.1'eees°,3iFs tfire GGetill. ra ;is 1
• : and plenty t,'.t It, .Sprinkleig this ove,r
•pto sanS;< ;•pog a late seimfall is fr good plan:especial- r, 03:t Fileafailii, while' On the 1ane, '1'1;L1U , •
, ;0 spewsum ..kuirlositwi,AY When the g,1107‘ fa !selling and. 'win- of '',Islouds that, Eil,r(!te,tir.z from, woFt,
,che seed Schleswig lo'North (Tensed. ,As well 'e
and thawing, 'which eiternately con
traetleg ited releasing the' top layer of
the :soil breaks tiff many fine netts: and
thus the tease' ' end cloven To
coneet this. cendition, isi.adviSable
to go over the lawn. in early sotiag
Inge conier of .this
suggested that it. should. in any wee
, • .
'be. confined to that proeince., The
neighboring, itrovince of Groeingen''
also Is intereStedefor the dialect theiS
is the seine act ' 'Friesland .and •the
1••••4
• pad' Ailuaq0,1 94,w itaittAi-dailtofg y • 1,.,Will WOrk d(A.Vil 111.td ffie soil and 'gore. 1031111 Wee.,SOilel,ekstelf, ilige.:f.• ant),01a I ..
' ••-e---.-•:-...- ' . „initiate in a tew tia.Y:4,, ' . ' , . om er,41 Len re . ate a se .sonie 0 ,.. t
, An. American just reterned front -ii I' , ., . ....--.--.e...----,--- ' . , 000 or. 4•0,11°° :Pee') i"... who ii"ili." 04'1.
tour of lielsela saes that. all the lies i . . ,
i Cathetiee----"1.)1.1 she itnike• you feel' dial""t' ' All illmi) together It in g nil ;
told about the seviet governmeat are • „ ee:o, uh. the polluiation of this potential disOete I
. at home? Isabel- 1. , e,.ma.tie me , . . . , ,
true. • • • • , , •• • , • • neat -"or pliii.ologlell ii,i ion lo nio.`e
w
'wish I was!'"
Butler Mutt Comes In Contact With a Fine Man.
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epee claile. that PA put t()5 '1! (11 he -
half of the; language t 11111 II • it. '
nearer to;,,int,et'oillottel
;the language .apol:)1 by ....the maiorilv ,
ht the westE"rn sly pIllor.
. nint lo • liFtgily 11.6 'i by .vi 4 ivi* 4: • •
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, • ' frnoi abroad:. .• - ("forkilillye, if* ()Al,. ovoi-,
! hears ca3its11,;r" 11.'w .c,,•,:r.t.,•,;•,;;;,ctoiti;', or
1.
,.. the FrIalast i)otyl,ro, lf l::., t)1.,1,1s e..0...i.,, ‘ I,
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liutrilt and efeniiPn, is:1P,, ille. 1iTrip...!.1.1 ..
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. nil Kitt-Ill:01 niii:: 135 1 hi iFsr_:, .4liii...c.
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