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A . I - " I I I I � .. � 11 .1 I I . I . - I The 14" Oround the farm 11101110 fre. ,
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. -- . . ..!� � . � Ma"ELEN MAW 110114arY tO. keep it in good cojidition. -
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. ...", . .11 -1 rfHE owratl<)ns, of Hydro -Electric and I � - - .1 �� --- §� � � I.. �;, I..---- I I The grass runs out and It
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, uctW by Protmor Henry G. Bell I.. ... � u�ceessity to the industrial and social wel- - . it the 10010 of the farm. To. bri
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t��06 thlo departwent. Is to placo at the ser. ,... ":,. I ".. -essential in . . -- 0 . .
" � I . � � I .. tam of C4nada, axid are as - I .1 lawn back into condition the in nif I .
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. � 'daughter - inviteo should begin early in tho'spring be- .
readers the *dvlco ot an acknowledged ., '. tinlies of peace a's in wax� � ,a of all apse are r I
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I L11 11 ubjocts pertaining t* solla and crops, , : :r:.;'.4,�'. ', departmOOL Initial$ only -will be published with'each qoo,stion, and I r fore thQ grass gets long and tough. if ,f,',
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�, �4 . I..: . .� I I . I . This is one of thi� yeasons we recom- 48 4 moans of Idontification, but full name and add ust b 9a9h
A*dr*,is *11 queet1dris to Profosear Henry 0. 13011, 1 �: �"; the MONVilIg is -started before fho-grass, . I
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1 .1.. 1. 171 . mend the Ppnds 0 w6ll-minaged Hydro. letter. Write on one side of paper only. AnOwars, will be tMoal , I Irect, If . I
adift of The Wilson Publishtnil Company, Limited, Toronto, -'. I., - I L . . - __ OnVolopq r 1. *nC . . . grpwq too long it Will not be neces'- I �
.� � 44W *"&war* will appear In this ,column In th order In .. :� " . - . Electric and Public Wity Compani" staroPed and addrassed for t '4sod. . . . 35 Sary rto rake iip� the q0ttinr . I
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I " - .� - Addrsss�all correspondence �10'department to. Mrs, Helen taW, 2, _ 'a., Raldng , ..
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. %*Ich they are received. As space- Is limited i0ir 14 ad4VIs- �:'� I A . P Ing ,M*Ing comm' . , ie$.' , I Wabiftlno Avir., Toro.oto. I a lawn iDjureS the rwts'of the.gTass � I .
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., I 11 'Send for list of, Hydro -Electric And Fub� I . I. nd the 4.*uttings are valuable r .
01" addressed envotopq be enclosed with the, question. , � ,,..:,: r �`r �7: 1 . . . I .Plants a .
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S V*wn the answer will be mxII94 . I . . � -yield r , F , If allowed to fvkl,l downi on the root$ . - .
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.direct - . -�� . lie Vtfilty Bonds W9 6% t0$7-- . Librarian:-W,by' rA bold an ex- Melt the fat in a sauce ianj .add the .
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I - � - - -. I.." . � : I I � � r I . I hibitto arrowe inter In your Public Oatmeal 4id fry� it for 'a few minutes where they form .a Mul-c,h i7hich con. I I
' . . I Library . y that' 0 wbile stirring, Than add the vQ9e,' se e, '
. J. S. G.- 1. Do you know any short ed less than 2Q bushels of wheat per I k � 7 I , lecontl 11161sturg and keeps:.the� lawn ,
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, I , I .. small iown library like yours gave tables and fry for A fe Al looking brI6.t and g I
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I cut* that Will help , me Acre on tU average, and it by fer- I - ,�n V,,e 'Ir OW 0M.90N - & -0())WPAN'y r .W.r.tutea * . reen In spite of
1416W SlKwtage? 2. What !athe c stment Ranko ' .1 , 110 dry weittlier., � . r. . . .
. re :. - ... , Ur"Ifed an,exuibitiou that re -qat- loupr, Now 'pour in the., stQ wt t I - . .1
vus tiliv.ation, the yield of the same- 41443 . . sulted In a"& ek 11i . .. I
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I . ... ,, r 1. 'r increased use of its 'books , and. a pinch of salt and.bring 'to, the boll, We believe that, some. seeding In, , 4 . I ... I, .
.. I .M�reMtile. TrUot ]�ld "., I ,Hwpilton 'necessary every year- to.keep a lawn .. .
. of oats growing heavy, ronk str can be increased so that double the 9.1 W . . I@, . I
�. I *" 11949ing before they are ripe? in Amount� of '-wheat is harvested, labor . 292 .8 I T. JAMES STREET I k - . . � -t L. ` , magazines. , The plan'was. first ad- Skini care.fully.and allow to simmer loohln I ' I
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tkera something lacking. in the "IT.. used on. the fields will be employed I � . I � . 1. . - . . � I I .1 vanced by a, womai0a club, the mem- slowly for about thr . 6 at Its'best., Wheii making r6 . I I.,
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MY Neighbors tell me my ground is with an ificreased efficiency of' 10090'. � r � . . � 1. I . bers of which volunteered .jo. do All liour. Lastly, add -the milk and re- tatoen Isedd order we always include I . .
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. too rich. We used to have a r Stated iii another Way, half the*land - rhey bad fodnd livati season to toa't . 0i lawn grass seed ,4 � . r I
. .. stock on theplaco, and used a lot of giaih ' , = library many. books�- that irere Molly:-Seelng that. you, ba . sm , us# At, to replenish aliy spot$ In the � : . I .
, I �, I .� will raise an equal amount . , v r , ve �e lawn tba;t fteM t I r - . I
. soft wood ash**. Our hay crop is, r if properly fertilized. in be1jing tiiem to make varl- spare time 'on yoq'x o - bra 'growing thin. . . I .
I'll - . Applying DIE' 91LO' AN' ECONOMIC NECESSITY. ' � p,baiids you might .This is 1, , � I .
I nearly so heavy an At used -to ba. I fertilizers, takes very little more 100, . .. . . I ous kinds of fancy work, The ex- useAt to advantage by keeping bees.. e50 expensive,than seeding the ' r I
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have bom working the place for four . I . I hibit 'as they arrang-ed, it contained They are very profitable -and con be cTitire lawn every year -and It keeps, lap - , . I
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4 yeam Is tkere anything to put on as,the wheat is .�owu. The fertilizer .Ther' cheapest -and best rotion for silage 1S4 20% better than sho ked, the Articles. that t$ej had thade, and carried on .a�j a side 11 -Vntlj�Ou the. -stand of gr&s in 've ,satisfqq - . ^: I
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I I ' The same 'holds close -beside them the book 61, mago- ineonvenl6nce . , It !,a batt0r,tc. 1. � - - . . ,� ., ,_ _ __ ,_":,_ . . _� ,r .
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-, . tlw land to make the straw gr?w distributing compartment , of the live stock must -contain A reasonable ,corn froin field � start ..--anuor. ,� - * '
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'r I . ., stroager, or to Mard the growth of modern wheat drill gives W4 cancen- r amount of succulent feed. An abund. _equally true* �of unthresbed oats or zine that bad furnished the idea or the Qu -a, somewhat small swile" and grad- Sor�e fertilizer will oft�n -be teed- ' . . i
. � . It? Last year I did,not have half the, trated plantfood uniZo rAd oats and peas saved. for winter teed. design, But. they did. not limit the ually work iip, � . , . ed to bril'g a lawn rhaek into 'condl , . �
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I- 4noe of ,suitable pasture is, unexcelled, Silage fr�in, peas I ton, W6,bavefound..poultry.ro.fLntil?e , . .
. : c2W at oafs as they did not All'out ffistriUuti s fancywork or , Mr. - F. W. L . Sladen, Dominion 1 . . I
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. and 4 substitute Tor this f4d in win- milk, 20% cheater t1kin-Oat sbiives, -to books merely fkir women, Boolks, Apiarist, says., 441 -am mofa than, ever , Mixedwith earth to be very, -satisfac. .
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� �, *M tlwy went, down. 3. 'What do your question that you 'have been ap- ter or during 4 drought in summer is . tori. By s6attering1t lightly ove� . I
.. il you think of rape ap, 4, xgramer pas I � . . . 1� 809o' cheaper, than straw and turnips .on household economy, gardening, #�rts convinced that,ior�.a,lgi
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. . ess intial for groalest production and and 40% cheaper than b ., UY 11 � . r -the th's grass it fallff down -near the roots . . .
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� ; do" amnat* at lead compare . same cost per On, silage is better feed practical subjects were shown in such best bjts of advice. to give , is to,,urge . r' .
' . ay, At,the And craf ts, hyglone aiid. ma - other honei this. coming summer one of
tv" for hogs and Aalves? - 4. How where, yoh are Attempting to grow Oc. . .. . ,
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. with- grain. - Manure is relatively high in pr r high, . .,and. furnishes, them an abundapee of - . . . . .
� In view ,of -the - -scarcity and i Plant, food wiffigut giving the lawn'tho � .. .
I � Pali$ green, In itffectiveneu, in , the nitrogen, but'low in acid, us r than roots for beef or.dairy Cattle. A way thut the men and the 'women thoser Who Are em:plqyiiiX and know r.
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Ou riponer. i -L of � g present labor and the boys And the girls who visit- how. to evoy modern methods t - in- , , " ,
. .-. Would y ' the plant b " prices. of grai .and meals, the silo Moreover, con , ly in
� spraying of potato"T 5 Th0es".'ad'L1eio � , . siderin .Q a"Ppearaneq'of gfresh anured
�, I's to increase takes: on an inere'ased value. For ex- nee'What crease their holdings by purchasing ,or field.' � -
" I . recommend the xQwing of bean on soft -,voo4.ashes,has tended conditions as well as cost of harvest- ed the -show could see at a gla . Many of the commercial ferti- ' . ., .
P. asing bees froni,tho4e who, for one efine'for lawns a� they quiel 4 L ' -
� . ' am le: -100 pounds total digestible Ing keeping qualities and cost of Otor- kind of help or information they could le' r , "zers ar . pF 4 . .
. AW land with an application of a a condition in your, soil where consi.a- P Age, silage, where grown successfully, -get by- using the librar , 11 .�. r son or another, are neglecti g their ish ble� plan - and. 6 .. .. .
nutrients. in corn silage has a net'goit
fertilizer containing about 101o. am- erable amount of st�aw is produced 1. - I �r rea ly farn availd , t ,food .;' r I
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. . , of 54c., PX bran $2.31, corn,$4,02, oats is.more: economical than roots. . Sil- ' Housqwife,�I . y, - is In ,-- have - little , . r r ,. . . . .. .. . .
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� lie grain falls, to ripen. ' Soft . . If wall ,paper bees." � It wou .
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� I . phosphoric and t $4.29; ete.,. when silage costs $3.00 age needs no pulping or other, pre- broken or inhrred in places it may be"' .. ]M Id seem that women, . The'eare. of the law* mower.'ISr an. -k � I..., .
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1�. . , V % 'AL � wood u-shes (10 not contal� Very much I r . are pa. icul4rly itdaptea for -this kind - .. � I r . I
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.' Answer: -I. Many suggestions can potAsh, but carry a. ielatively large. . . I cutting from r of work. ' ' -, , ,' .1 . fnipoitant� factor In the ma�nagemenb. . . -
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I �, . feeds are valued, .p�t piesent wliblesa,16 L . . � . . � � I . . . .
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be ofrered relative, to the conservation amount of lime. 'Indications are, that ter , use is in itself the cheapest feed, a remnaht of new -)paper, figure's'or . Ambiti u ' 011ie la%vn, Frequent oil ,Zt 'a
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��� - , but it is diff\,�nlu,e�t to brin ,sugggstions, ih phosph6ric acid and, carrying" a of expensive labor; seed, horse"labor and grafifs more palatable, wholesome I those that need ' . dem�ngtridicbns then �y all 1� best to oil., the mower. both ,befor � � .. '.. "
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Q, , 'within the railke of the average man small amount of nitrogen, and medium and� machinery, co,ku may be plated in And Profitable.. . . �. .line -of the. - design 'should ).)� care- -means Airt something' in.,your COW- I d after using.''k . A, sharp. m9w6r , . I L. ..
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- 11 . the %ilo at the Above cost. Surely , Silos For Sammer.0 et :Good. - fully followed iVL cutting a*�d the,wh9le munity.' Wri say.es time iind does a neat job on the � .
who has a limited amount of machin- .amount 9f potash. I would advise . .8 . . pas te th the'Fo6d,poard for
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. . try. There are two lines of Attack, .you, if. sowing winter wheat to. ferti IvO turei if'availablb, is ,the cheapest sum.r,. sho;ld be mitched and' paited exactly, * jhlet�s and -
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�- ' first using more efficient' machinery, lize same with about .200 to '800 - Whdr� - permanent pas- I If the new. paper iiliing � � buli ti inowers shu'rpened by specialists In : I I
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I- 3� . second, employing better culturail rpe- P I -feit;ijizor. e I crease in'silago,production. - t4res fail, an.44nually sown pas . ture,f light tilj� it . is. -faded 4 �Wthe mended ed on the food.queatip.ii.4 that � wQ)rk . ; but . a very, satisfaAory - . . . \�
% � ounds Per -,acre . of � . arrying . . _ I . � � �. and theh talk.
- . T�eadaptability OfAe.silo,to,varl- of rye or Oats an barle may, under! pl �a -�b the notice of even a. A tedcher,hds now -a splendid opport- ,edge can be -placed- olitheblades-with- , . � . I
I thods. With�utdetallbng-a long ais- 1 pet*cent. annhonia, 10 to 12 per cent. � . . 4 -y . , Ace will.'ese 1 � . . .
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k . us parts. of Canada depqnds on the - chea�- a good ,11le-and an abundaiice of �Ibo-�f'! ,:. -'.. . .
I awsion Of the advantages, of the first, phosphoric acid,, and I to .2,'per -e6nt, 0 present labor conditions, be the critical observer,." Without fading. it''unitX to bring ho*e to -the people'ln' , - .. . .
, Iodation, varieties'of crops which May I ,is * - ;i . 'grousk� TheAdjustineA.9f thdinoXv. I I
�, 3tere is dbiia ,, est substitute. .Ilbwever, the a . 4xows .very jlttle�- 2, Oatmeal soup . .
k I . � the following figures ,Ard self -ex- potash. I . � dant evidence - I rural'-conimunities the faicts of the I . � k $ - - , � .. -,
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1-1 - � a ory. lives oamms e n of plant- be grown, and-, to -a lesser extent, on soiling - ' or. suminer iilage�. may a I . the'chil er Is, im#ortant, �t should.m.ot cut - - -
- o� crops I � e nee you spe--� ,..o - a, e o ' -situ ion. I ,. .
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- . tlie;class of live stock maintained. NO be the onl available . . " so'cl6se thit; groui� dt th - t ' -
r% " u Ex * ept Station' food materially impy0es -the yiela, .y means of pro . . .two, Mile, s medium or fine oatmeal, I then t6.4 ; _d is iihive. or--- a . I I -
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I 11 'horse stren . -and a* .w#h, two -or three cow,.4 should jug ,succulents.,' - As a rule, sflal�e is onion," �, zarrot, .2 MR. c"iripping, -1 will a � pply'to . :,iind hot aun. may%kill rhiny of the roots, It ..., I .
-:� 11 i , OW that cultivikting corn a one.; gthens,the straw ids thi farmer I ir 0. h esp I
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1�. salt receive reports each wd6k,00' the sav- I � . . . �
: OmWivator covered 4.4 acres A -day of fillifig- � out Pf e .fe ,thin)c building.a .'silo, but for,'a herd more profitable and - mofe'� ch quart of stock, - % Pifit,of milk and . should! t6t �dt so lightly #hit the lawn - ,11�, .
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10 hours. A two -horse cultivator, lizer Is best distributed th�ougli the containing, ten 'tows *r� moriv or .the I har�estd# and 'feo during %, d Ae 'mow ',,ain,,',, in three. or - . .. I
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I I covered 6.. 0 -gores. ... -This. of too e !a fettill .. I . nery - of the 6quivalent, a -silo may Advantageouily I senoil..-'. Milk ,��pr4duced . ' .. I . 1 � .. . four da�s: : Thq size of, .the mower , - , I
k, rs zer dropping machi , I . . I pare "Ab vegiatables, grate the --carrot -And the parents, ,afi Well as.,the,chil- - I . , ,ft, . . .
C", �, I a saving' of ,;Lt least 50% in man labor grain drill. 8. Rap% especial)y the be eTeeted. Silage is feed Pre- silage and green cui alfa I arkl peel�-and chop , the offlon flnel�.. ��eii, becoming interested. , ` � :should,4epend s6ihewbat on the. mer& , , * � . 11 1
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1, viften'the extra. hom can -be aildbd. DwArf Essex variety, has proven a eminently suited, ,to the fe4ding, *of , 016 Per cwt. , odficed on cbrA I .. .t�= lber of -the family " who - 1� to b� te. % o, . .- -,
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I potatoes is very valuable pasture crop for 06ep. d ' I . . - I S'pon;sible for the work. - � - . Art ..
I , The sea�ton for cultivating airy cattle. 1#,'however, is a very 'silage And mixed hay may cost 70c per . . . A � * mg : . ,--. ." . .
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*). nearly At hand. ,To a large extent a It may be sown late *' the spring and excellent -and cheap feed for beef ,pat- dwt� pr' %: d t d large siz'e mo wer *and. � ,., � . -
! V1 P oduced on soiling. iiop (pqas. .. I "I .. � 1. i4terpretatioh of long itsage to.sup- man 4n u e .
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two4hor$e. used . to ptoauc6 a g9od'pastluiage in -the early , p, oheep and horses, In ,the imajotity and oaWgost $1.04 per cwt. With all , , 'D �- - Pose that this was to be, taken as sb`ve Apne b eqUing. a Wide swath at *- . ,.t. 1. ... . I
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11 . ' 'I ef. Autumn Craig says,in hid book that , - I 1. in On- I � _ . I boy sliould not'atto " t , . .�. .
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I 1�1 advantage on the potatoes and wIl ' . of the best IiVe stock.distriets. I�t�, � the'heavy milkers: received some, - : the actual body. - "I'ay� the door," eieh trIlJ. . . MP -
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.�.,. . feet the same general saving bf labor. an zero 46:traNwill carry 30 hogs for grain. , Where suitabli Pastures' are : - "I am' the vinell are other fiistaxi6i to I I � a truck .horse a � . �. : . I .
In spraying potatoes % man with � - " I horical ,tiffe 'of language 1. 03 . 6 int�rest " ,.*' .. - ,L -
.1 .1 - a 2 months, Young� qattle. woijId.have be , on.every� stock farm. ' In the not available -the su ' - prd4lde� A - of the.. ��etap . " beavy mower ot hp'will L I " . � .
& # . , Atakitime Pmvificiis, � Eastern_ L -'Q' mmer silo, 1. . k .se ,similar, * L I � .
listad sprAygr, can cover from two to be.handYed with care on it, since . . uebec the chdapest-fe6d,apd Ore' - . . I ee W1, ' . in the -4-60 of-fli; Inwm -If -the boy,.. ..... .. ,:. - . -- " -� � .,:...
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thies acres &,day. A horse spr4yer� rape - -.- Finally-, the fiirmei-with a - illo 'need .' - 3INT I - . k , " Sove�alcu�s is. to. mo* 4e.4a,Wn it- v�lll pay to gIve,. " .. . ..
- . has A tendency to bloat, -,: 4. and British Columbia, all. -large stpek . ERNATIOIOL LESSON, - I.. . u . - - - ... '.
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0 can easily cover 10 -to 12 acres, in- Ais�nate, of leAdIs. coniVeting . stiongr , arly;�6f dairy 64146', - can 6�er feir losing'. a er�p of elovero. ;- . I � . I vVere 'taken durin aj9dhal meal. Min a mower that, is' not too eavy. - �
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. I - silo to extellerit advantage. it alfalfa . or latda&v�n grain. '.,Silage, ". , . , ,I ' . I wris. is. usually the boy's' JGV.,,.,. . . . I I
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1, . . . city, ,va.ry1n$, with th�i length. of the proving very �ffective *on potatoes. oa% and vetches, clqvler, alfalfa, -etd., � rm - . . .. I 24.' This -is my blood-: -By "this"' is' m07er ba.ve.%,bqfb� been neglected.. G. ..., . I
. . I � cheapest stdra& building on the! fa � , ' " . 'th . � . ,1 . . ... . 4,:, ., . :.. -. ..�, , I . -, ..
.. I . Denipl-Mark, 14. 1042. . Golden .. inewit, the wine Jin. e cup . . . . . . ..
."� , cutter bai��-� - - I . Arsenate of lead epmesin two forms. may be ,substituted for -that crop. In in Proportion to -the toxinage capacity. , 4 I I... � w 'ch he S -R- I- I . . ).
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, ,� . . I In dust form.it.co'ntaind 1, or -2 Per the Maritime Provin eilos, on many'The silo allo*s,the carrying. of more . . . . .., . . -, i _.bj -49--, ".1 .. I -
- Ungth o� bar.' , Area cut pordaV;., c6nt, . . . ces, . . . , . ,� I . gave to.thi't*elve, and this Win I ' ' I . I ... .. . ... � ... �. I . . ..., 1�. :
'' of'�moisture , -and in the, .paste. %Arm$, pArEiqu'litrly. ,.. Qn, - large ,fitock ,)a,y,m %I,iep;rqAVi1t,AtJQU of1his eblood'I . - � , --1-.,%-.. -, ...-I -z".1-1 .. . . I .
< --- 4% feet . .::.-..�.,;-. % a'. a abted I I stock . per acm- -on - thi farin and'IW.a! "'Verse - 17 -hen it' ' e ' -1. � , bqli( I
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. 1� � v.v ... *. , , ., " . �. form, in"which, it.-Cofitains $5 to 50 farms;,,are OP'�rated satisf4ctOrft- labor saver, `h in y In * L%k and A Soil C .;� W wasev T'IF -e Of ihie eovenant�-LPaul givesit, "This. .. - *,c"W.il Cure -All... - . .. - '... i-. - . � .
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I . I r. feet .:..., .'. 9: acres ' L � .. . , one L ak. . I . . -0meth with th04 twelve -This is in ant cup Ii the new - covenant of mj-blo6d.?1 - I - . I . I .. . Z- . . . . . .
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- �. per cent.,pf moisture,, - Its chemical - Silos F.or Win Use. �ilage at enricher' . � . I upper , . . Coal oil is" it �edmmodity fotil)d.' -in
�:' - I 6 fe6t ... � ........ .1.....:..10,a acres . , , � . I . . .ter . . I 1. .ehamberAiv Jirusaj6m, introL f.(I- Cor. 11':25.) The old' covenant was , �. n � - ,, ...- .. .,
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-, r � . , , .. composi ioh,shows it to carry a rela, $3.50 per,ton . is'cbeaper.cattl� feed This. is the, ,se`ason of th1i. year. to duding,'tlii. sixth do .,of the Week -a of the.la* at Sinai. Moses (Eiod.,24. every f�� horitei jet Its-many.uses - - .. I
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. :>. � I Melt, Horses . I tively high-imount of poison -v�hicb. than mixed hay,'At $12 per �bn Corn build, more afid better hiios... , ., Thur . I - 9 � and,bexiefits ax�ek,no�.�.o i %, - ., ...
Waggiing * Tons . I sday, between 8 and '19 P.m' , . nly to a. few - . �'- I
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I .9 2- - 1 . 1. . � -'- AD 80 The Paschal lamb covenant, which Jehovah hath. made people. I b%ver save many - ..-i. -
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,9 e es, it c � . . . . 1. -... .1 - I It 0 llal'evenll '(Pxod.. 12. with -you.. c�ncieruing'all..these, _words,.,, t�ermo)on . Patch -, fr6m detfrubtion y - , .
. � a 4- � - 2 . hauled 14 1 . you.'may. be abl� April .- . , - i - '.. � . . ..... ., -.6 :.,*
� ` � . ..- W , , - Xm� - jo'*Ake�* thi pink was I;ii.� . . ... , . , ,
� I . esus institutes a new, and better cov- the . striped ,beetle by.. i�ixrng,: coa - olil' '. . .; . ..:
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� I , , 15 . 4 . 2 � hauled, 20.1 , , frockthat " 7wanCll ' - . .. : 6). .Custom wits .not -to. kill it IT �7
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- I I . ' ' w seed bed, beans I . A , The little,peach' tree t'hodght . , -ter the, evening sacri ce was.of-, eiistnt than the one 'A Shiai, -*hich and wood ashes-L-�one.part 6oal oili -by ... I ��.. - ..� ., i
� .�*,-.- " - The 4ime f*r :seeding winter wheat shoul& do well upon it. : Carekul soil . I . . .. I . Or I � was to be ratified V3P We blood. Of a measure; to.twent�l part '�. . ,I t "I . .
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� * to nearly ere . They weren6w All, togeth or better- sacrifice � * . . . . . �% 1:� t
� � . I ,, At han& West Virginia preparation 4 in . �' . V . . - ting it on thA- hills Around the.roots' � ' ' - % .
. � tows best results 4 .bean ' I -h . .' ' put . . � . . -.* .. �
. Experiment Station found,that, it re� crops perhaps . tha,l it � . to work . �,r very -hardest and'work-' -theijr last pktssover supper. 25., I. shall'ho' m6ie'driiik Of t6 ,of ,the, . , 1. . � - . , . - - �(
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. " �. 10 - quiied I 'of ' More. does in � SX017448 ea from mornifig until mightj.'ienffing '18 .AsAh, iat(reclizied) - . � melons. ., . .. . . . 1. I , .... ..
�- ".. . 28.1,!h6ura g man labor to any. other farm crops. The fertilizerl . I . . . , i , -. pr �Orlgint. I fruit of the. vine -.-This is'preceded -by ., . � 1: : �
, . '� ly the. Pagehal lanib was ti; be, eaten The eii , il'
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�, � I'- I .� plow) disk,harrow, cut, 'haul and you m6ntion ihould produce good ±40- ,,' The P�kk Peaeh Blosiom. , moisture, and .'sunshine - and.: *arm* . . thesolemn words I'Verilly I'say.unto - I . I i a hill . '..", ., - , -
. I . . .. . . 11 ifito her-bratches.. I I -Standing (Ekbd. 12.;11). ' 10 - Those ' vines, and �fte large 4P694fu a . . 1. ., .
� , "t -,' I thrash an acr� *o1wheat. Conditions sults provided you. 1kave grown �Ioipr , Once . � . I yod. I were realfy farewell ' ,The, bugs',,�111*- depart '- I ...' � . ".
' , � . . . upon a time, aftera long, cold L - work. - 19. They'began to be sorrowful- words. , It was the- last -oceast . - 1. . .
� "� ,7 In that territory are somewhat th wint�r , And � after 4 f6w days of ing, What w6uldh I . on,*n Is, sufficie�t.,
- . _�_--_ ,e on the field'preceding the b�an crop or -there came �.a -few days o,of . . � ave been a meal of Igoo4 which Jesus' would'Aake part - in. t6 Immidiately...'Ji - be reVeated .' �'-` -� :
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that � litt19 t ch -tree, ov6i in the cor- fello;wship and-bl , e colebr;tion.�* But, there N after each rain. - t ... * , . .
r , . - same As in .Ontario, so that these fig- Applied 6tock maniure - to it within th' I . , should .
e warm south rn breez , and' a stix -of ' essed, communion is
. . 1. in -a brind-new �now turned,t at occasion of fear. and' I . . %, . . �� .1 .
�. �t , ", � ures of � production, are fairly � repre- last -two Orthreo- years. In applying life, and growing was felt, in %6'ai ner blossomed ouk"A .0 , - ..
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0-, - - 1 n all things ere to - - -A handful of coal oil Afid Salt mixed -, .. . �: -. .
:� � %entative for, Ontario conditions, 1r, dress --a. Pink dre.s�s, tool .. Thie very , guspicion'ind c1pubt. Ho& ,unihirik-,, g a � * . � ;. . ..
- Izer be espci�ihlly careful. not In the old. orchat-d &d. trees 4ncourag- � ki . PF a .
, i�� By the firtil .. . � � iin de new,. then- - there -will' be a and.,dropped 1nto',each,ii16Ie-.run will *. I. . t.-. .
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,�- - . ilizing wheat when seeding,, it, has a get. it'right, under the beans. Bev- ed �th , buds,t' nd she had wantW iii-dit of -.all,' �ble that �fie of hisintiniate friends r., . � . I .,
� . feft . 1. passove of a newer and better kind cause - them to change theii - location.
r �1�t. .4 " . ,� eir oswell mind grow suid pn "'Thank you .'so much,�' she - said wlid-had been his companion should � .. I I
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Ir , �' t , . been found possible, io lnereaKd, the oral successful. be�n gr e*eryhand there was planning for 1he ie L I :and a fellowship of whigher drder.. A pe k o I fife thorioughly,mix'ed with- '. � -
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k -. average yield of wheat 13 bushels Per -ing fertilizers follow the practice of new spring c-lotilie . --.�, blushingly' to -the apple Vh4n. the; flow hand him'over to -his enenflesi. This will be in the'consummatiqu -of � I I . %. . .
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. I � acrL- in Ohi6,. 10, buAels per' aere in-, . closing up the- 8rd, Oth, ijad 9th hole -A: , nd they, all worke' h id - - h - - -hr- Pass " , ---P ..I 41-"---- -- e -- , -1117---- ..
, , ., - � . ' . � . . . old treepraisect.hei. be %� wil -
�- 1, I I di ar -,so � ard ance.. - "It's.kind of you.topraiqe *My . age in sa.m . -9* account that we ,have .the definite in-.aroulid Pie 'arly.ca9m,ge t.
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'' . 14-V Missouri and 8 bushels per acrL, in of the. fertilizer -se�tion ';f the grain ti�t it *asf almost a -week before they frock. I'm so glad I' "Mine own fitififflar -friend, in whom. f e .. I .
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� Indiana Afid Ontario., Of bourse, thi's drill, and -took your atitution of the mefqrIal supper -and prevent tho. utworms:,from, deit . . . .
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., i the fertiliz.vt noticed . the little 'tiny pUch tree over vice.' . Now, every y4ar I'm going to trusted,'.Who aid- eat of niy brestdi h#� .its dest observed Itill ing them. . I I
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), � -, I increase is the general average,of sev- - .$ . in4tion - to U ,When -it is'-boed'in a.er, -�. ; ,
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( I 11 . througb the other tubes. When it in the cofter. -, - . - 1. .. . I. . I lifte.d.up,his'heel against me." It it Christ comes (I Coi. '11. 24-26),and it teeT6'io,act as a'fertili*ii-1 I - 1. � I . . .
,, gral experiments, �' Actual yields in comes. to. seeding 1*�work like -"this,', and - maybe 11 . ; . � - �
, it- - .. ,� . beans; Or if the 4$ ' . I r,k..,f �.a I- ,,my I?-BOtter reading,. "Surely. it.,Is. not the spe6lal Injunctilon,.,"This d9 hi rd- .With. coal-, oil I ,cure -.':Scs.ly,.fegi -1- 0'..'- . . � .
., . Well;- well 11 said the.oltl Apple tree Spring 'dresse's will be, pi I . . . .. . - . .
- � Ontario of 40. to - 50 bushels per acroi beaxfs Are sown through the grain P .1, 1, Ili it?" , , . - . , I fmen1brAftc6'6f-me.1P, 4 - . . - . ,.,.. I .
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. � ire or! recqrd with in the'l�;.st�,t ril ,..,they are- dropped throu . . (Vess ev ... - 11 I e �'has-"workea, ' ' 20. -..Ho *at,4iPPeth-*ith. . . .'.
��, . . gh, -the , - , I - -1AP -in the i : ,26i.: When they had suri%a'hymn' ,h % ;find.t.thb,t i.'�ini .1" .' '-f " I .
' - ' th. 11 . I - f6gt ,et .1 ago x-tureo. *---.., , .
.. . . Ave 'A"hy -new si�kiiik. ' - -a dish -L. - A ' . . , 1. 'I , , ,
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' . T I - � - :Years w1kite t&'wfieat fields -A!4 -Ing t6- -h ? er.si:uce . at year. the peach. -tire -To dip in the dish was a sign 0
, I ,. I On ,spouts that itre closed to ' unt . ,f Some sup osethis tb.,have een,Psalin co ,and limetilsed generousy.. .� ... . . ..
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I Don%t you. like -iiew frocks ! ,,, . I spring dress -ha�s t;on phik.. �', e j3tat�s 186, *hie As J aise to ::a . �I. ZhL( . . .. .
,10 careful preparationi mianured an fer- et. T%isaYnou?itg.toap��y.in&-tliefet, - I , . . .� Ifiiefidship.. John's. acco' I a psalm -of
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I I � '. - I - � .� ------..--- M 22,.24-26).., This, then,'. was' the Olives--�They retired to * . I I
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I . . time and equipmbrit necessiary ' for. � I I -1f or - the cul , -t:;'g - d a
� . . . � � . said the ap . .. . ., ' i I reach , Bethany minatiot heads acbe:-after , S in .
. . , 1� I � I . . rai'sin' lettiGe, kale,, or. sprootbd ple tree, not quite under- I - - � . . .- . -�I T6, Son of ' man go-e-th-Rd- ,of the great tragedy . ;W food 1W '. I * I .. I I.
, V .1 9' Oats I was imminent. ,; -blame -tU'-� I
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*11 I I chick sary to . ' . an' f in ,�o Itis d ath. * John. frequently Arried out hid diabolical ate,. but nin ., eii. , .: A , , .
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. . make one. just like minid, pink and] ues�erd the word "go" with reference to, plan. Jesus goes no -more into (idiet I .
I � �g green food of, some kind in I done economitally. , Of all the green . � . eye4 are causing:Alid - trbu Ae. 1� - :', - . �
� order- to obtain the maxiinufti j#Wth' I or succulent Jocid Jo chicks Perh p white and green. " I ' I I . ... i.�,�,.]
. , the. death of Jesus (Johii 8, Ili 21)4,'i;htreat ainong big frie iei: tbirt6 b�eaug'e,he - doeg� ' .� , : .' .
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� which "s s -g-s,"? replied. the peach, tree, . Even as it i s* 1kiittbil-Jesus' death' comes the victim� of 'the raging .chief I . , ,, ' ' .� ' %. .. 1* .. .1
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. . . 4 plenty,of land free tarig`e Will SUPP17"and when wanted can be cut tip .or I di tetto Prices � .. -0 * .., plowhW or of ridinj In the.xvind is as� - , . . I V
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. . -food more'eco� d in t I - I- . -white and green dress." suggested the � MAU -farmers whoselk,torthe God.- Woe. unto that,man�--Ypt, ,the. - - , . -. . � . � I., ng to- the eyes'as a. day, dT'study.' ' .' ".' ' - . ,, I
the necessary green , . slice . wo and hung up . on nails generd store. . I I - free actiom and th6' resp6iisibility- -of- - . 1. .. .I'- tiri
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lreg-s-s " answered t4e, Peach.,, tree, . - . so his vrool EWtg Ne e. . .. ... . . dreh, complaints of t 6 young -
limited dr 'when the poulti-yman de- taining their succulent food by toin' , ' . waytio and 1kote wbat bb.fftys- - .though his action is in th line of'th 1 h ' , farmer . . - - .
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. r�"' 'I , I stantly. picking at the mangels. While � ,or betttr still it is, Orout rposes' Good;* date, 111ILd" ostlendii .:will cure
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,- supply in sor,410 the' chicks are.very young mangels, "Vell,," said th4 Peat tree, 'Ivi�4e ' f'he Rad 66t f the propet-Im ' ailments . �
I'll comes necessary to . .PA,Pes ; they;;I= you how I were it for that man I kieking cow i . � kethods aie'� farmer would then know- the � . .. . .
. I $a white one like .mine; they're the a been bor'ri-Apologles have been inadal, employed. One method is to Pass a I of his - children, 'And' incidentally find . , .. , . * .
nvolve. some I them �up In very small piecis; thus ' ' . . Generil Store, . . \ . �, .
. I othor form. the required amouht of i may be, used to advantage by cutting I . inuch you los by selilig to the . , 11, . .
I I �. : 'green food. Thfs� may W ; prettieot ' 11 . . . : -lot Judas,' suggesting that he'all,the r strap wit)i a loop in one end of ,out for himself. , * I '.; � .% , 11 . .
� I expense, nevertheless the careful they can, learn to Ifice the . in gild e tree, - We Day the b1stiftt wices 6fa,ny Arm. I t. Jesus- would by -an rop the 'body of A county bealth olyie,&, Wc I . . . .
. I will . "Yes -s -s,11' repli'd -the peach 16 thecou it arooun4. the -cow' all irking itill. ' *. 4. '
. . . manager will provid .. dealers n catia a. arsfttwool .,
e some sort of eat more of them later on, . ' "but, bot, you -see-I thbik all your .- I 3#r.9an Arethel exhibition 'ofaupernatural p6wer c6n;, . d.ra"It'tight. The cow will usually time, should be empl6y.ed in eveii.' �
. .�,' green -food for big growing'chieks. � . [dresses are Just beautiful --but I want Witted the a PA73ftent Its re#, * found his enemies at the ,�our'of. be- i I . � . .,
, . For W6 ,but shtpas� ftradd,"oolid.recalved, -juhip'at first,, but wh6n she findm. she county, ,90 should test the'-eyes,'ears, � � . I
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V clied'ebicks green food niorc YMIM00116,6W trayal. .and rise in All the majosty of his ' '
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- I r4aft, vill feed to -his early hatthed . . . Atunfed Of a 80tift dedl ftiju& g The Aand. still. If this method causes 6ther lideeasary,examinatfons, - - � -, I t,
The green food which the poultry- can be supplied' by giving them -free, Pink �eanno get - out oftho ro" she ,W111 and no;seg of
I- . .., . I range in postures or i� lots .that have' 1, I - I spoken, it �definite and.ldrea,dful I . � I .1 . I � I
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V dr=,ka %7V11 '3*"^�a �;=`n�-�'at UPOA*1 tho been' sown to clover, - Oats," -rye or' I ; I I . . doom- of a tritito' a. plotter of evil, -the cow to give blqody milk, pldde thd d � . .
I I -&-mount, of time,, Oquipment And nulh- wheit I . I pear tree. "Who ever heard the like"' -- � . r, , � .. � .. I .
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.. Among theMatY green foods Whlcb� ' I - ... apple tree, who was the oldest and of 13 CHYROCH ST., TaRONTO 1 bread, n ssed It- .Another method.' is to h6bld the 6f,tWs Officer would _# .�;
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�� ,.A are gad foi the growing chickg may , . .. . � course know bos6 what to say, I -A, . . . , Here we 'have th� institution of the cow by eassing the tope oVohnd each oconot4ic saving t6 the eounty. .'6bA§ � � I .. .
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t I f silfAlfa, elover and- bedt pulp. any two, aueewstv . Aanner . I ar, just dr�Lw up all olear that it was in gonn6hfoil with . .� .
I . Ott$, . e years with the. tx- you, for'thid Ye �he pastrov,er ineal, Tlio blessing WAS dangerous Otiof however for &6,P0,V- As soon as this system is us�&.6y�- , .. .
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