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SuhdaY.School
Lesson
lore to 004and te our neighbor ift
con:Mended, • But they d4dnot make
this PrineiPlei Of love suPrenkfa' TheY
did not let it drive out allhatred. and
rancor, This; however, is what Jena'
frechaires. It would appear that the
Scribe in thi*.pasaage underatOcat •for
Jesus/ gays ho,him; "Thou are not tar
from the kingdona of God." Inother
words, wherever hive is,. there' the
• May 26. Lesion Teaeh7, spiritual revolution, whichbrings
ing „In the Tamplera-Mark 14; 1347, :bout.the kingdant; hah*Vegana And
• '2$44,, Golden Text -He taught them the evangelist adds•thataleaus: :Word'
,-.sa One obatiltig' authority. -Matt. 7; aheut-lovesasupremacy ayes quite un:,
'
nswerable.
• "
.• :A NALXSIS:: ,,. • • ,
COntir'S. F114,14.' AZ4thCiI6iTOF, 1.1=
ATIONAL i`014TICAL cONOITTION OF,
TH PkiPo4.31'41 18 17' , *
11: LOVE 48 THE 14AW Or T.4 4INGROM#
2344: ' „...
IlintenticrioN-4-Iierein we See. the•
, •eritical, irapOrtanceof the 'first, partof
the preeent lesaenThe jewish;lead-
,„ -ers eideavor, to catch Jesus . 4 seine
• utteranee „which •may•be Used
-credit With the mess of the Pe
•qeSUS retutns an mower which
holaS :out no hope to the .ariti-Reman
..„policy of his time. He 'refuse's to
•make the • cpming of .God'skingdom
• -equivalent to natiOnal revolt • frinn
• Czesar, and so ha is rejected.
In the second *part of 'oar lesson we
:kee that Jesus put forward as the teal
easence of the reign of God, harnelY,
• , love to, God and • to men: , Love, not
„ hatred, is Jesus' ideal for his nation.
• Love ;ought to take precedenee ,over
• every other feeling and to,govern•the
• whole of.life.. . • . • ,
L CHRIST'S FINAL REJECTION. OF 'TA
•• N4TIONAL1'OL1TICCOCE1L1ON. (ll?
AL
Tlir-xtisrobom,r1071:7-:
Farm Notes,
•
• .GROWING I-IPA,I4TII'f30.1;SS.
The brilliant bedf ,*:?wering bulbs.
that help 'greatly ,to, brighten' thO':' i •,
•
414int nriOnttie leladef On.e. • tf;.' daliOidhii /N-ot. Sidi* .I1,4 Not .Vp• to ihe
tbe, c4Itli.re a44. Or°P3g4ti":' of tl* • ..M4r1c#,.Yoil Need the OOP . or
varlet/a kindo,grawitia Cunaillatz gar,
'deulh Tho' VOInnletTial'" 01/1tare .‘,.. of. ' ' '-:Th:t.' Stei'ltPg T0'0, 'Pr' WU'
4P`,11,4, In Canada ,fs not 'yet Very. 'oia.' ,::'1,101' : Pink. P1114.--#Mbey' give
tonslire, :'. In .tePent ':3,,'eare I'V:Ilte./vOri •, leil.:e:VItality..: -:.. ' •'• -.
eonsidet<able interest has iOeiti.,reanta ,
feated in the titiaing of, the gladiolus • With theapassing of whiter -many
,coninleretally , mid to OE ear extent, people. feel weehadetiteesed end easily
tfie ',tulip,. narcissus:and hYaCinth-, .:In tired., ..,The,todyr lecke, able vital fore
offering' a ;werd. 'of,;.: caution: to' those and: .energy Pure itioOd 'alone can give.
'who;:wvid‘.greir these,linlbs.foi..,nutr7, In:. a, Ni'. OI4.,,71111n: apt "exactly' Stela, the
,.. kW* •Durposes,...mr,..!F.,•P•,DrOytoh, inclo'or life of' *filter Iia eft its 'Marie
Kant Pithelogist. at the Rerithentitt !Oen. ' them. : , A. iilood-building- 4erve.
Farnak OqnWA...' urges In" a„„new bol-,:, ,restoring., tonic ..le. needed if) giveare,
: :leatinahrutriber 9.5,• the'importatice2of 11,eVcaid• health. and “erie,tgy.Y. 'Dr. Varit,
•: TefrailiiiiiaFOW4ilatifing-'4.;:b011) at. llama!, Pialt'PillS'are •an, aliLyear:•roinid
4#y kind ,thatIe....affected with tfisease, blood builder and nerve tonic. but are
' The,Batithigalpiyrii,ori..hfi beetigiV,, edirjs:c.rihaleirp;sUE.;etfolill,triinatt:e17:1sop:,nr•gt.c,4t,,,Ierriy,
ing.thiS aubjeet careful•study aria has
COMmenced. specific' research into the -61°°d04. with IF1,1e• 1,:lw..- blood return.
r7tiiru.
causes- 'and preVentiap• . of ,adiaeaSes. sink aireakth. cheerfulness and tb.94:
.4ffactiiig .blitbs,!'. coimari..rhizdmeS,. and .health rfalehlY: tellbW.. • ''' .. '
aaaaaa, .aarrha of . ornamental ..plaa.t,s, - .If 7ou, ate itale, ea'aliY• Aired; 'Or,
Th information thus far 'gained; to- breathless ;at the least, .exekion, if
. dther investigators, is 'Presented.. in
.gether with the results , ebtafned,' by '3"trooll.tlib'.iceodllivPiietkhle7pimispieptioci.ro'roirc,ruyopati9a4e,
this la•nlietin :for the. guidahee'Of 'elm- y.riotoWnie.lelid411.8c:. PplifityPoluils,reikr:t.;Julvayhoeut,
edian growers .' • Asaisted ,by " photo:
. • •,ganrad.p.:Fca:ci.iniith::srao,tieo:ii.ing.•:t.ih,ne:antssiiittodre:Itrs .yilloaci:t,ii: ,:a.t.itoc7iiinregrletds:b:col,ifel,pr.slai.neaci'un:Plid-i:rtblisaomotik,s,:,ac,irhtee yse:cf-
...With ' diseases of the ttilip, narcissus
sleepalcies not refresh you, or youeara
Ing Way .points of • fundamental' ita-
petite:is Poor; you need. the treataieht
-portanceato. theaproduction of..a heal-
• . V, •13,••We have: already learned to :.... .. :thy crop of floWering bulbs.: --7--. . 4):r1---WilliOnal.---Knit Pilla al(me Part
, • . give-7yciu , need 7t1Te--.1733V-7b-Iaieara-neW-
knew the• tWo: classes. of. peO,ple••' Who .. CATTLE INDLISTRY.,PROS- strength.aand new energy this medi-.
- r here" efiebtanter ,,Jesus:. .'the religio,asa, ' ' PSROUS' ' . • ' cine always brings.' • Mr. 'A,:. '1Viarccitte •
, Sect. of the Pharisees, Who emphasized
•
• ; the lawk.and,the,Political 'faction of . , The cattle raisers of Canada appear North Hare Que., writes: -"1. have
' 'tive Herod prince's. The. two classes' , ---- to. be: in •a• very faverable-positien,„10-.; „fMuld great. beheilt • from: :the use et:
cated as the are, close to the United. .
Dr. ,Ii.viiiiiiihd, Pin Pills Before I be-
, . .... . , ..
the. Heiodiatia who. supported', the na'•• .
: :did not always see eye to eye, but they,. .States tiarket,.. The Aepahm to the. gen :using them a Waa:In.a badly ran-,
. united :to oppose ' Jesus (see %Mark ,3:.' • south has reaahea the point, 'here it 'down, eenditiori, and ...eta 'tithes ' felt
' 9); . The now. 'try: to. Cateh :jesas ina '
ota• sappiy 01,1kir,ow.n, scareelY , ahle. to .werk. pr.- Williainie
• arne Ste
tatnent which. may be tarried i.,-'.. is aa longer able'
pink Pills have eintagen' all this and
.....;„ ,market• and have.eath Year for:a cora
egaiast him '''-' a . 2. : • '. '''
V,' .14., The plotisskillfully and . .., •Isiderabietitne been expOrtineless - and folre tOcing.:theM.'i am • 011,143411g' the
droitly laidTheybegin .by profes.s,
'.' /1 .1 less.. beef. Purinsg the ,Past•Nyear we. best of health.' ' PierY,.rann whofees
;
a '.' ' ,-
ing the most Wershiptul: resp,eet 'for ' . • jUMPER:DPasaaa ......., • l'aold .•te the.: United States • mere than rundown an. easily tiredshould give
raedfelne .n-n.fdir trial. : - •
''''.----Jesus'andafor'.his,•fearlessneas'?in•de4 . :-Jaunty -twoapiecei,sizarte-dre.ss,-Lseen-.209..00,0 head. Of .eattle,'.:ataa'rno_unt_thati_this g1 S's
, „elanng , the will • of God- Then they in Design: No 511, uses tan ‘.0;ceede'd' any two years..conlb:illelsinee: ' •TrY, Dr..- Williams' •Pink. •Pilltifor
lefInch. the Crafty question, 'Is it law-. ',Ana' brown ,pinchecked featherweight; 1923: and, niore than: the, exports - of
. ..,, dhaernia, rheuniatisin;:nearaligiaa that,.
• . ,fel.te give tribute: to Caesar or -notr. WoOlen;', It is , so 'pracircal. it May he !.1922 by 14,)G0 head... "The value of Jestion or aerVouSness. •Take them
..
The craftiheas l' .:in the. fact that if . • • ' . •': ' • .. ' • l• ' • - ', a tonic :It yOu. 'ire not: in the best
'aaornatet-bas.in si„astSreet_er claaaroaau_„athisa_tr.ade„_Laccording to the. Meat ' • "
• esus said- yes, • he •aveur -iilienatel lphysical-etinaitiotPand=itritivate---6-6-:
wear. The bodi ‘e has. a tendency toaTradeaRevTew:. for '1.9.27 issaied by. the
many of his Jewish followers, whileit'
he saidno, he would embroihinaaelablotiae; . . ,
tha. Skirt, gracefal box siatancethatwill.. keep You well and
,1 Department of Agriculture at Ottawa,. . . .. . . . .. .
.... . • l . :a '•:
with .th.c.Rgihail ,xi..uth6tity.i.. ,, , , a_a ..,:ta: give' smart flared moYetnent, Note :.• was ':.abent: eleven ;and. a: .haif Millioa strongYou ,Can get these pills
through anya ineditine- dealer or .by
VS. 1.5,-. 16.'• But 'even-.thrs: stibtlety !Vie Skirt"is attached to a.eaniisele.liedy 'dollarai an amount ehueaol,at,o,„•tehde..ys,ainli.i,e,.,
.; „,„ •niell at ..50;C:a.bOX from The Dr Wil
Was :hardly a match for the wisdoin ..whipli Makes it •hang .eorrectly, , The of, eq..' three years' • . ;..1-.‘,-;
.....and the -greee+w-ith which Jesus Met! pattern .comes .in 'Sfze•S• 46. years; '36, 1923 aid exceeding that of 1922 .' a • ,... , a , ; . : ._,.... . ,
Ilan
is Medicine CO , Brockville, .0tit. '
the' Situation. •He r,eit,, the ,clishoneSty !.3.8, 40- 'and. 42 • lathes • bust • measure inoie' than five. •and ' a :half ntilliona... .,.- ., '...''''.=.---9-
of 'hie questioners,
eand •teld them What I The 36inch/size' requiaed, a yards 'aa The 1927' total exports of 'beef repre7 :Balsam ;•Fir,..in 'Neil' ili..:EircrY
h-, thoUght'. very, piairily*, Then uri- i
expectedly he asked thein bring hint...44).iagh material, With 74.yard of .40- Sent§ ..the heaviest nrnoenient to the
a denariusThiewas a silver coin v ' ' ' ,.' ' . ' ' •
. • .. • PrOVill.Ce'...• ' a- • ' '' ' inch Contrasting`.: Crepe: satin, printed Thiited States 'from stockyard in Can . • . .
', • '• ..
'worth :about tWentY7fiv 'cents • d ''t, chic,. Price 20c the Pattern- ''. . ' any year in ,cf,e, imAi fi',,,' .The. balsam:Or Is one Of: Capada'S
silk trefie and georgette crepe are also ada during
.,..a.„ . • . , . • ..., . •. most., widely ditsributed trees 'It
was Roman currency. OiilY. theiRe-;'' HEEP pR9spEcTs.pooD . .. ranges *long the AtiantiO-ceast front.
Mara goVernment had the right to coin ,' Our Fashion BoOk,.'illuatrating..the' : ' ''b'
, . • .. . . . • . . • , , .
.8ilver money in l'alostitie„ Jesus ap-, new -est and 'most,'practical styles,will , The outlook for sheep 'raising for
...-
pe,ala to this feet as showing that the ,be of • interest to every : home: 'dreier the present year...ia regarded as en-
, -Roman -overlord-ship in Palestine had 'maker:price Of the book lik the copyeeuraging hk..the:•ti've: Steck Coronuis-
ai Sufficient gronnd- and 'basis irk la*,
• "WheSe leatureS are theie whic.h are ' 'ROW TO ORDER PATTERNS • sioner,- accordiaigato the IN •eat :Trade
stamped on thia COin? • 'Whoite,name . ' Write„Your. name And' address plain.. -Review. of :1927 ., issued h I the Live
, .
TIED FEELING- 1
IN SPRINGTIME!
a
is this Which ii engraved rmind its lya givir.g number and size: of ' such Stock Branch. or.,the Dept., of Agri,
ritory, . i
one answer, namely, "Caesar's." ' Patterns as you want. Enclose 20e in culture at -Ottawa. •Production is
V. •17. So -Jesus rejoinai Duty to stamps or coin (coin .;,ieferred;' wrap known to be, on the increase is a re -
God doe* not exelude dutyte man. 'the it Carefully) ,fcit•eaeh flambe!. 'and suit of the prosperity Of:the industey--
. claim of God to the whole obedience cif addresi Your'order to Wilson Pattern during the past feW yeara. The •prb-- BE,TER.MEDICINE.:.
hie people • doei . not mean. that they SerVice, 73 West Adelaide Elt, Termite'. r,anotion *ark hein:g done for the sheep
. are exempt front paying taxes to!: the Patterns sent by,returnamaiL, ' . •• inauatry by'the Live•Stetk Branch as
. , power .whicil establishes order and .4 !:"...well as the avarious *provincial• live :FOR :UTILE 'ONES' .
'good' government in their nilaist. It • • , a ateck '. organizations has been Very
. ,
• benefits are conferred, ohligation§161- Lailcin Mit Selling • • effective during the past few 'Yeacs..
- • •
Salada 'Tea Business .and slideli fairs and, sales- are new a'
" low. The supreme point of the an,:
sWer 'is that Jesus refuses to confuse .
Officials of the. Sarada: Tea (Ann- Mote'oorless permanent institution ,in .
Nova Scotia to Labrador., westward
and :no,rtitward through' 'New firmiS:
wick," Quebec, ,arid Ontario., to findsen
Bay; .the Prairie Provinces to Great.
Slave 'Lake, and Nv,estaia.rd into north,
eraAriWh-bilembiti and Yukon Ter..
borders?", There7was, of coarse, only
r• • 1'; I .7 r•
• • .. -
aPan sbPnds-
• Radical.Gronps
aa,Conlinunistio
Wing of 'Farm -Labor Party,
Labor Council and: PrOle-
• tarian League ,,Dissolvd
TticotuivitiTiieicis ;nA. tr,ests
FoIJow A
Elec• .
Pon. — • • „
•
RED ACTIVITY?
• 4
'1'estrtti;;-AsIn9;011thago aOf4"moint
r:tlithehttr?,tathon.-
:oserinedr.ideoratinhennoto;i4thtiegO9Vfesrathrtici,erit,rinhat.
•Labor :party. (left), ,the Japan; Leber
-Council'atad., the Iiii;JetariaTI YoungMen's Leagus,•." • •••`''
'With'the dissolutieri order e'
]lftingef theban •whith• far the !AO
•month had , prevented
Oapan ef any news in connection With
the; Wholesale arrest:Of AZ;
thongh meager accounts a police ac-
tivity again'st 'alleged Communists•liad
been 'cabled abroad no h' t ' f th
state -of affairs was allowed to appear
'innewspapers ih.Japan. • • , • „
• issolution • of the • •Far -Labor'
party 7(left) 'casts it, shadew on the
election of tWo members of the party
to the lower house of the 'Imperial
Diet, A 'determined effort will no
douht be made by reactiondries to ,un-
seat the two proletarint menibers
w theaDiet-conVenesaaaaLa
•
COMMUNfST AFFILIATIO-N-S77
• The algal anilforitY hr
m.the iovern-
ent'_s_actiori •in ordering ilie,•dissolu;
tion of the Farm -Labor party' left)',.is
Provided by the peace preservation bill
which was passed at the- same. 1)1et
ER's
and
VEGETAILES
No, 14
STARTING
The lettat:eninniv:0 Wa7 to °tart' a.
latio,bed of perennials /SAO useed
If put in InirlY some blo:Orn:inaY
often ba obtained the. first*.year, al-
..th:Ough earlt bloontilg has a tendener
to weaken the pant, and: should, khere
fere. ptit be •eneouraged excoliVelY.-
SPriag,'Planting g/vee the best.;*olte
with t4 ee4 going in 41'..6n1 May !Atli'
the. firat, .Weelc in ..rttlY. :care Must he
exercised in ,waterlag the beecontainz:
triega,Y7.4rPe:;:4Wrtillall's411Qtthheeraeu4t,".5' 'Alt
is a good,,plan to spread d, piece of
burlap or&arse cloth, SuCh islis used
In.,,:cpotato. bags; over the bed before
turning; on .the he'se.,- This may be
i.left until: the intheyo:is
thhg cO:kmed
nurry
until .nextpring, when they can
e
through, ..The perezinials
sh(;:
• transplanted to their permanent po-
• sitions:
GLADIOLUS CULTURE
• :s;be
Tho in planting of gladiolus an
go iri now. This flower will bloOm in
from fifiaLto ninety days, depending
'onathe WIiety, and, therefore,. If a
long season cif flowering is desired,, the
planting should be spread.out 'the
gladiolu§ will grow in any seil;:dbat
prefers a rich mellow loam properly
-drained; Plenty of Moisture' and sun...
shinp,, preferably ffltel-7ed-thlraiglr-fight-
.tree growth during' the .heat.; of •the
•daY is neceeeiry Jot the best ,resUlts;
Iri other words; ieis•advisable to plant
Where 'a few trees Beath of the bed will
'session that adoptecl••universal man-'
.hacik'stifftge:, This'bili ehthorizes
.the goVernment to dissolve any organ-
isation which. -aims at the subversion'
of the existing forte' Of government or
the alteratiori•a, the ectistitntion.°The
enthorities' charge that ,the leaders of ,
the Farm-Ltther party-Oeft) and the other two radical organizations order-'
disbaMlea aro connected • with the
Japan CoMmutliit PartY and are org-
anized with sathe guiding' spirit.
The Cenutunist peaty ia charged. with
plotting to'everthrow the.present forth
af government and Supplant, it with a
•proletarian despotism. . „
, The agtherities •further.allege that
leaders of the' Cemmunist. party have
been receiving fapde frak'lVlescow to
promote their propaganda campaign
ana th:at the, election f1 :used in the
last generarelection in behalf oa.the
Farrn-Labor panty/. candidatea. was
supplied by the Third InternatiOnal.
Gabby Gertie.
1
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Is. What Thousands of ,Mothers
Y. of Baby's Own Tablets.
A medicine for the baby or growing
. the spiritual reign of God with the
• Jewish dream of political self-government, This refusal alienates and in-
'• furiates the fanatical party' amon hi
• hearers. Natienal selfishneas has made
them blind.to the higher thing's of God.
• 'II. LOVE AS THE,..LAW OF THE gialueem,
• 28-34. /
• Val 28„ Appr4priately we 'take this
, incident with the foregoing. There-
auirements of the Jewish law were so
numerous that thoughtful and earnest
men in Israel found thernSelvels driven
• to seek the underlying principle which
:explaifis•all the commandMents. What
is Oak underlying principle? "Which
is the first of all cotnnndmentsr
• Vs. 29-31, aTeaus' answer is to sum
up everYthing under lcrve-loyerto God
and love to men, Love to God 'must
be absolute. The whole of our person-
ality was made for God, and belongs
to him, heart, .soul, mind; strength.
But along with this love to God -,--be-
cause InCluded in it,---nipst go love,' to
our neighbor, t oour f,elIqvi-rnerr. *Testis
reptesetits the whale ,law. as turning
°mace
g s
on this sovereign pfincipleof, kite, We
might say that "heart" refers to the
"affeetions, msoul" to • the sense of
things Unseen, Pmind" to the knowl-
edge of the divine will which is given
• to us, and ,4‘streagth" to the doing.of
our work.. • •
VEL.'• 32-34: The Jews recognized that
ININ10111•11Mor,
•
MUTT ,-*A.ND.'JgEF—By gild- Fisher
Paliy,' Toronto, have Intl:wined • OS certain parts' of the 'epuntry. The in,
paper that the. Hon. ;Peter. C...Larkin,
' itial investnient in' breeding Stock for--
Caitadian,High 'Commisaloaer. in Lon. tunately does not call for a Veryheavy, child -one • that the mother ea1Lfeel
don has cabled a denial to the rumour outlay in cash .and the excellent assist- assured • Is "absolutely safe as well as ,
that he Was . selling his Salado Tea aace and advice ' being . provided eilleient=a4s found iirBaby'sOwn,Tab-:
business. - "There IS not .a grain at through the Sheep.Clulaaaand in other -lets. The :Tablets are .praised by
truth in it'.1.,:lie• said. , "We have r IfaA ,way.,s is aiding ;in Stimulating an ' in thousand a of 'tattlers- throughout the
numerous offerfor the busineSe Sinceterestin
the raising .of ruarltet °sheep. 'Country. These- mothers have found.
s `. .
I tookoffice under. the 4nvortiroqit; This istruo, particulariY in the 'older,,..ha'aetual eaperlenee that there Is ne
butA Would ;let enthrtAlli the 'Idea of Parts' of ,the country,. but it is alseiother reecileinis for little ones to equal
parting with- any Of ' the 'business in-
terests amysalf or 'my 'son; neither
Would 'thy son". '• a '. • a.
-11ina, Mr. Lerida 'said he hoped to
return to Toronto ,' to: resume his•
tornier life there when the Canadian
Governmentno longer , requires his
services in London Ills: son, Gerald
it. Larkin la presidni of the'Salada
Tea Company: ' ' •
Twin Scials:' -Bachelor (dreamily)
-Sometime 'S I Yearn for the peace and
coinfortof married life." • ,Married
friend (WistftillY)-"I. always 'de"
true to some extent over the prairies:
Issued bY the Director of: Publicity,
Dept of Agriculture, Ottawa.
• !
4.--11 •
I llYe ozi fresh air," writes: a•
CorresOndent; ,"what chance • haVe, I
•
of teething a ripe old ;Age?" • "I can-
not say,. but ,at any rateyho papeit
will detteribo you AS ati etygetiarian.".
them. Once a .mother has used them
for her children She will :use 'nothing"
else. 'Cencerning• there Mrs. Charles
Hutt, Taneeck Island, N.S., writes: -a-
"1 have ten children, .the .baby being
just six. months old. • I have used
Baby's Own Tablets' for them for the
past 20 years aial can' truthfully say
that I -know of no better medicine tor
little ones. I always keep a box ;of
th'e Tablets in the heuse and would
advise all <Alter mothers -to do so."
Babaag Own Tahletazife 'Sold by all
- medicine dealers . or will be mailed
uponreceipt ot. price, "2.5, cents per
box, by The Dr, illiame Med c ne
Co., Brockville, Ont.
His Footwork All Bight • •
' "Why does he think he'd 'make a
good ..ellarch organist?' .
She: ".11,lost Mee never thiak aerh
°Ugly of Sa4ing,untir they'r,e Married."
"Because he's worked the aedals•df 14e; „"Ferhaps they only, remits°. thpp
a flivver so long.", • hoW badly they need to."
"People who ,know what makei the
wheels go roiled sometithes -find--eut•
, • •
What stops them."
About 'Douglas Fir
--, the Wilber of the. Doaglas fir •is
sold 'ander . Various' names -Douglas
flr.C�ium-bfan pine -and Oregon pine.
The tree grows throughout the south-
eitn part of British Colunabla and :the,
sawn'lumber, is Ahi^pped -from Pacific
. .
coast .ports. • 0
40. ti
• "Yotz should heat my husband say
'Oh!' When.' lie Opens the- household
bills." "And 1 suppose, the .bigger
the bill the mare he 'Obeel'e'''
.Ohde the gowers. around • noon. -.It is
Well•to change the site Of -the gladiolas
bed ;every season to 'preventlinur
'f 'fungus diseeties Berne of which
are betoMing very common. In Sandy
Soil the bulbs should !be -planted four
inches; deep., but only-balf--thiS depth
bevy -I -clay, When planted in
,cluinps fordecorative effect,' 'sPace
abuteight ,z97par„,
t, ba4=' where
o
four, inches. apart in., rows in the vege-'
table garden.. Dig: the spit to ti. good,
deptit,tplatit thebulbs, andcultivate
frequently until the plarits rnake thia,.
imposib1e,When the sPikes.begin to
appear, nitrate Of soda..:at the:rate of
abentoneounCe per 8titi4fe yard Can
be usekl; ever' two or three Iveeks' to
hurry -the plants alonk. ,In yery.hat
Weather, wat'tr, wcill at might or oarly
•niorn•ing. but nil in the day. d:hring a
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:Littie.s,Gur" le -Dresses
Boma • of the -prettiest froeks for '
lillOWA „in the Meat exclaa
sire, shepe thia xitor• may .ho: flufnklY
• and yerY easily cop:841'1)y the busy
honiethaltei. •
'Take. for :exaniple, tha,, °Moodie,
frock a in pastel •colors. agorae haws
sleeves and :genie have' pone, , And -
their eele, ornaraentatki4. aside fielin •
ft little lace at neck and, armholes,. are
tivo medallicaui ,ftheat 'two inches in:
set On „Poeliefn
rwherit, little girls . want thoir peckets',..
to, he: ,Sonie, :thede-nteitallieruil are ;
of hied -Made Irish croChet. and Sonia.
'are of Tenere"
, this; midapi• Veisfipi they. can*
'Out the, effect, ottiiti'iitekets, for the.
Cioaed 'semleircle at-the...hottOm. Where
'they are sewed to the .garinSitt is edit,:
iihe4•;witii:shibididery the tle,algta'':).:
0,41ttientiht above the medallion to, •
form •an'elliase like the handle .of the ;.
basket, Nitth Airs or sii iiowers and a ,.
few. leaves' at' the' top,! The effeei„ Is a
truli delightfai, and. accomplished,' ih.„
onlY a few . minutes by the expert: ,'••
:ueediewoinan, -
. 'Ribbon Raffles
Forbeet, there are the alinple •little.
sleeveleas frocks Of, :China' and other,
silks that. launder . TlieY
are atitaight .thingra•plain at the
hattOM,• slightly gathered .at the top,
with slits in the .underarm for
'armholes 'and. ,are only rounded out
little at tile •neck to give that long
6141 'line from ehetilder should,er
that.iff so becoining•te childhood.
• Aroand .` the 'neak and.. arrahOles
there are • three- rows of CIO • taffies,
tanA---in-.=.-thetti the-,-moderta--note. ,
Per. they. are :made of ribbon about.'
.three-fe,urtliss.ef an Wide. '0,4eex
Etetly.matehes the nuttetihtl.,': And.-theY
are ruffled' 41th • the gatherer .that.
. .
comes e with 'every' seWing Machine '
with 'a;nairewheading.at the top and
tiny uniform Plaits that are' their chief. --
Chelan... In. the =pat ,eXpensire 'shops
these !tines are,hlind-stitched on by,
so,•as not to;disfigure , with,
Chine i'3-titclilteg :the exUttlaite piktiting„
--LA----stattil-lso*r-Witir-streia-mere, extend:
.co c.•,sp.e
,
Throughobt mOstr: of Ontario the
hest time to Plant ,dahlia,s'ia from the
last week in May until the, setend
. ,
week in June Thebest soil is sandy;
well drained; deeply -tilled and genet-
•ensly fertilized. • As this plant :wilt
grow to a height of about four feet, it
necessary- to' sae about the Same
:distance. apart:. . The tubers, shonid be
plated on their:. sides with the buds
pointing Upwards' in holes inches
deep. 'Close to thi's 'Or3ve a stake to
Which the -plant is tieds•as it groWs up.
gin Off • all' Mit one or two Side shoets
where large flowers are desired.
IN THE VEGETABLE GARDEN ,
A second Or third planting ef yege-
i inach lettuce,- on-
ions, beets and carrots Ori ge new.
Among the older ,roWs Which are Well
establiglied,' One,' must cultivate and
thin if the stuff is te be kept growing
tinicloy„ A little nitrate of eorla every
ten days will be found a wenderful
helpto keep the garden green and.
-growing. f convenient., it is ,alsp 'ad-
visable to. give a thorough.' soaking
with water every three Or :four daits•,
if,„the weather is dry: In Watering,
always remember both withAewers
and yeitables • that ono :thorough
weekly soaking is Worth a 'dozen daily
:Sprinklings, After this watering of
a rain,get out the hoe and loosen up
the top soilaio thatathe•moisture may
be conserved,. •
. •
Keolihr: Can't, you read that =Aloe:,
-"No fistiing,allowed?" •„ •
' • Disgiisted Angler (who hadatahad
a bite):. Who's. flahhie
Mac D"7-2—.oes Ciit)LL--reziee—still'-: write
poems? Tem; Nohe flaitily1 Married
the girl;
• Tq,r--'7"-'7'----T-7--DOc SAYS , BONES AR&
pROKeN ANI) GOT): 1-tq
SAVS ia.nt.L
BE As, Pit Aa Fibtst,e• WAE
WAWes 1.)i):."11-0111 e:
Prelate, Case! 'Require Desperate, Rerneies.
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'leg 'to the hem of the tiny' garment
-win make any, little verY.:heppy
Tiails41ictier(ing4rOck. ,
French
The. very' latest thln& fOi 11109 girla`
• Under 'Weal' is the. ,comfortable French
• Pantie 'that never shows 'beneath the
.frock, po Matter Ito* 'short that„ may .
be. TivaiLiliirdeof a yard Of soft. tiain.-
• SoOk• or other: Suitable _inaterial .will
.,make thetie for .girls from 4,
to yearslof Pot..largeractilidrena
, , • propot.
ma.heilthe pattern tion . •
.' For Miss:M*010 Six, Make'
.tern .h.y. folding. crosS-Wise. a. piece
newaPaper, 24.'itiches then' ,
dotibling ,haives again's() it forma
a ;Small .square. This Ittst,cr.ease
,cates the iitiddle Of Mei:rout and-haali
br Ole. garment, and .13: the „one: train
WhiCh • tho. following two Measure- .
Monts .04,e, taken. .
,,With the newspaper
Measure three' inches' • (rem Os. last- '
:made crease .and. mark the ,.dietanc9..
On the' fold' first ''madeNight inehes,
from'.the'tniddle:pf.the.pattern on 'the
open edge make anOther:Mark. With
ruler draw..a' -from thisi shit to
the 'open' edge' of the paper 'Where it
wail first ,foldedi New, tneesitre
inches' down on . this line from the
open. top,, connect that point with, .the •
ftrat one made, and cut oat the .patllnqL,
.
•
The:Oben edges at The top 'are to.
, ,
be -gathered ,sliglitlYto fit :the bands -
which :are ,ailt three-inChes wide from
the remaining Materiel aitai the pant- t • •
les .have been cutlOzita'so hollow One •
et themabout an 'Inch toward., the
middle Crease to .make 'the front, fit
wen:, Jelathe side seemeafter tatty- .
Ing three inches at. the .tOP tobfltced
as_placketer •Thas.,:Sharply,. ,siaitting • -
openings are the, lege of the•.Panties•
and may be finiehed *with. a firte rpll.eit •
beta, with blas seatrabludhig or with a
• daintylace' etiging.:whiPpe4 on. ,gttcit
garments are to be buttoned to
neatlY. fittiag. ,underwatit made: of the •,
same, Material., '
To Lengthen Girls
Clothing
When' it 'is rtecessary to lengthen
• , • . . •
the, slip of a small girl; open the sheta. ”
der Seaink and insert a. stHp of Cloth,
wide enough .to,let the garment down
to the required length. This .alse:pro-
Vides. a. larger ,arrnhole, which is 'ai-
r:wet lure to be, heeded,
This, Same method works splendidly
With. the'. outside, garments of very •
email' air's", in which case the, added
piece' oh the shoulder should be. laid
bk and Ornamented with-• machine
altitehing; Or it ma, be made decora.,
tire' In a variety. of Ways that will
.occur to any ateamstresit.
Hand -Sewed Herns
by
tnhe tt.thindI:
16ainkr6e°15;:weisti.S1 fi:1111.ntiPwstb%17:s O:thie r111:711- "
`..; ditch Is made up and down rather
than crosswise 14 the Affection tit tlfe
/, edge of the hem. It. ts $tist as imp,
to make the'Stitchei oda wit's% and
triga
A"j" • l'hisj 1.114 itiore Satisfaciery
Method, „
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• Over ,thiS tietaaark;ief' 11tide4h0:.ituill •
Mileage used d1Wbr the Pest Octet
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