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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1918-11-07, Page 61, • thrn hlayee. retain vigorous green color me* late In the fall ond the heat inairele normal vessimura growth. -7-**Obtain the results indicated it is vrell to resort to cover er'opPing se, r: *at 'clean manure may be turned uedoe as semi as the crop is harvested, and thereby add toresiclerable °MI* matter to the soil. Excellent results ' leave been eleteised applying Shout 10 lba. of feizer to sect( tree, scat- tering the fertilleer within st eireurn- ferealee of a circle has aboutithe same diameter as. the epread of the tore. Stott/et. the fertilbser toward kr ~ow Hoary O. SA ,trarsplome 110 %11/-41141011111.114. Ina. one tets aft** *4 eettaewieease ell assajewee emineaatag ;is eege *ft.% gemetisiso to lairolomor IL Mod. Paohltehteg illemm Lim i' Wel a er he Vale oolumat in the order 10 What writhes kindly mootion tido Ilrobto4 It is eidvie arbors Somaidlote Mod otansgod acid edelemmed eorrolope mesioseg oda the *Loomis*, Wien the *Inviter Wilt MP 41111404. dihiett. 1 The•-• dee- =MK SRA H4Y PUNTS • • Welching strawberry plants in Ilse seek a :Ware as net to porlofireely. I fail ia mseeseary in this climate. The WU** Strnir ProhoblY la *40 beet, hot any kind of grain 14111W will be sof- picas se wire* sir tsaeserries have been fialant. in some settiems =anal b," selling for the poet few yeers have haa been ueed and it ie very setieface shown the grower thet he ean well tory ita a winter wuleh. Three or four Afford to do everythieg possible to is tone of strew per *ere irttould be used *ante to increase their hearing. Thel suid it should be spread over the •points to urease the beerinepower inches when peeked. *0 A Molina oft identierselersitorir ouzo: etimpartnorethlx,sinertradtasesititers olt ali eget are tordtally hwitea to write. to tale mulching in the Set is One of, theee etrawberries to a depth of *beet two tact with the ground and thus decay- Sone growere put tiii mulch on be - keeps, the 'berries from coming in eon- so • cart or wagon is solely held up. **frees all correspondence tor Ole eepartrneet vt:littlI2r: ;allot: ellairwst4123,1' Weedeine Aveee Toronto& . arlthadidacr:seguntent"itaribeaVv: rilit olli , ef the planter Incase* it protects them This mulch should be applied in the ktter. Write on. erm eido, of japer en}y., .A-newerit during the cold winter months and fell se 110011 as the ground is frozen Stamped ant inairraaast eneetope 1. seitomad. 1 ing. The four main objetts eor nudely- fore the ground is well Aaiun, lout it e , e A:7 feetitladete an orchard.? P-* Whet the blot loathed' Anewerte--I eesume from what you say of your tome that the hearts of Anower:-In fortitieiag an orehard the fruit trees are considerably deear" big the etrawberry plant* *re: (1) will be more suceessfue to put thel Bride's Nether vitae linen also disguise their height, to docetve prevents winter injury to the plants mulch on afterthe ground is we l fror eee fteeeinie seal aeteene, (2) tattle - tains * low soil tempersture and time retards growth during the cold weath- er; (3) keeps fruit dean prevente ellen in the eiproig aeoue the time growth of the plant starts, all the nadeli should be ?eked ofe between OUR FIGHTERS 1 LEITERS FOR Writing lettere to the soldier has grown to be a, eetional paetime. There is sclirCey ORO wile deea not withdraw front the family circle io'' Sunday afternoen or night to he all by hereelf when she weighs those thought to trend to the eamp or the trench. Very often the soldier is juet a mere etequaintenee. But with reemerlee of the long days when 0 . boy may want for mail it girl or an then' • - older women write* ;to hint as faith - dear to Thie letter to the accmaintenee far folly a* though he were a Tailla meet . .• well as ii. Atee.trinun one. Place * t° 4"°°' siwtet? " ri*.ing " mit her Pen. * IlneonsoienSier one laYa ' b " road, shallow; pan in the centre, and tore to seem taller. Where there are down twee, thirty or more players, two blind men 'The letter - must be neweye yes and toll a thingii'•that are the rows except a eery little which le fill it with deleiiae or e rysant letilUMS• Iihould be placed in the Centre. There going on ,t4 him?, ::it the lecture of ' there are two tie to keep in mind. cd. If this ia incorrect, however, I mg As, COIMIlg Mt) OMItact with the Ieft under the edante to keep tlie ber- Tile eandleeehatles an bows ade of 14 much aport in ties game for either gayety must not 140 painted tee bright. Oas is that eha orsonie matter 9f the would advise you to cut out the de -1 soil. and (4) inereesee the Yields of ries nff from the ground. BY all eroPe paper ellePtd etch, et coke) children ur edults; or both tegether. -A man likes to hew that centeee, is .. 5011 *ruin he maintained, and the other' coed wood until you eQUI0 to 51 'Ole straWherry plants. means mukh your stee,wberry Veit; Bniall • cakes ire pipe d in g ass hes- t& that the Otntfood balance should healthy wood, paint over the inner The mulch may be provided by the this fail and you will find the muleh kete. The long ones e tie( togeth- he so established that the trees maks Nide with erddilarY Paint 'or eoel; tab aPrlication of any one of SeVeral MS- is ene of roar best profit. makere.-7- er like a build' of fe de irrn lidd en a vigorous wood growth, but not an and then fill up ;the ePaces with s. rich teriele..if free feam weed areds and of Ax. . . pates. rides to the church with any of her spirited letter. But it isn't much fun - other elillareri er "relatives wife are to hear that the boys: gen the girle :', iteadert-1. The ' bridee mother carrying on and ubliora A weepy, loW- Small. ishei for fa ee, salt. not in the bridal Par**. This 'Care a pickle lest Saturday are' everybody ' rateeesive wowth. Latest investiga- mixture of cement. Unless the treee ed nuts and bo 'bons re ale platted i leadsth ' • • - • r age • e procession. The bride had a perfectly wonderful One. °At • time Show that on most healthy trees are moderately healthy they will rare- upon the table. T e refie shutouts ly pay for this work and better results phonic' be sery fro the •Icitcheni, leaete it isn't so entereeining when : •. you_ „know -yid, youeaelf- spent -that tee-- - •. can be obtained from grafting trees •Plachittee erequ ttee s led an --a-roll, Partieular Saturdey Crossing • Ne .• - , below thte-decared portion-aud Mating together with fork, on ea: h plate, Mari' Lend. It wouid be lots ;deer off the awl and dying wood: as soon as They are earrie into lie din: g -room and bandedt0A e gu . Ni• hen this to have AR SCOOUSt'of that picnie with the grafts have made eufficient atatt, ,a string tied to it, and the string pewee is ;finished the , lakes s .oeld be to put .In potatoee next spring. It R. Re-/ have three 'acres I wish coeeeted,•c4ed citheree eetiteitrug lee-'; wouldlie that ieu were, nriesed--dreede cream, several •ionall eakes. and ' ie lay,- , .. ... . . had oats this yeer. What is the best * The letter to the front •Must be .• ' - wv to prepare the ioll and the baseoheeefule cif •coutse but there are , ' Answer :-.-Your question is difficult at Al y, tune and the e sentelingin.'t:tie°fiiVrtes - , vaeiety to plead? Wee's all4 ways' of being cheerful. If , your eoll. If it is of a medium location nor the general character of to answer einee you do' not give your inieg : he nut._corneamtlett. dinner't -ex... regarde the Vele as aOreere Side - your pages are Ea utterly hioyant that '0 thy. give tile l'harlreisiOn the Writ" ' ... issue end that rife, as usual, and as gayly as usual, . is the rule here in. • . . oAf O515i 1731.arn*I'd 47 en149 0.111:}i Canada..., the letter ef cheer enissee ete • e.nereaaltd point. • .• . . ' toblecloth, well laundeeed, woo hi Ao fla the Wind Maillbiy bending their knees awav hos eet More than one to ehewe Words do not harmoilize iwith tbeeterit of Christ. The form of the expres- sion is according_ to the apejent Hee brew piiint. of view,. but the ee-sential meaning is true. The enirpose of God to -the human race through. the de- scendants of Jacob *wit' .not be de- feated. In them all the families of the earth would he bleeeeede Israel stood for righteousness, and all who stood for righteousness would be spoon aural' bleered, 'but- all who arrayed Vieille eltoidd, be pass• 'course,- the nut bonbons 1,9st place'' a couple paper eup conte first plate, and • and her father aeine last. 2. To salt alinonde, cover them with boiling wa- tee and it -teed, beek on the etove for toLminutes. Then slip off the skins and dry for :severe) houre or overnight. lida3 a tellies/poen-VA of butter for a eapfiel ,of Shelled almonde; Mix there Well in tele with ictefikepooe* ful of Ott, 'Spread out in a pan let bake in a slow ayen for fifteen or twenty°. min/31We, ; Stir -'eteasionally. Weeteenere-ehlew Drenswick m the, van in aeePting ot, plaea'Sfor vole tentary lieme -rations:- - Ceergynten, teachers, wino% orgamecie Vona and every 'person having in- duenge frame public opinion,or to lea& a community movement have t. The been enlisted to help. The ration, plan Donk eve tho boys that impression. h e°: on firsttteini11:8 azoc:Pr:des;anC11,144b4/t;I:tiveimdlititti :eh ea'CI nt:P,dwAr province La. ‘':10inveitliottilagyheertnibittei cle)e!hstile°;:'lerig' xr 7s.acbreathlesslyre 4 to eerried into effeet the„ other preiv- thete. That 18.0ne a the onest over was s ansebie for mess whonethe time is ripe. ein les, bug' /nay be =On in water from the‘ordin.• thing our boys are doing. It is the . • M. m. ea*.hy,404.014 to be eheerfule-to exult' in the gIbrioue* . moping about their part in the war ' .• ' en t thirty playere. arY hyacinth bulb. Fill the egiase thee drives ebc boys to .111e.blins nd diarattiOn: They don't mope oemet it *end they don't like 'ethero • to. . leave et there unerthe roots teach the, Neither, as r have.. id,.do batcm or .the. glees. tteneoee the -them to avoid it. bee you are de - hyacinth and glass to the light, but. vyeatiaragattagis!treat.'41taggteesaat rin°03;;:•i°: , place paper Cone over the top for 'about two week in order to tauee„,a th° iver144 it'. is diSeeurlikh:lg to. get • 'rapid ',upward', growth of the sefice. lettere from seine *tie• Who ,steras Change the Water about- etre a Week. 1:43,. in. diOrent *.` 13ettet ?emits are -• eiee secured world -where the things of war Are few pieces'`of eharceal are pieced in. IzabaPerta*'•• • " the water:e., Glitstee for growing "Cleree efethe1 nieeet Ways know: of ' hyaeinthe en watee .6-om lea's, are writing ,oteasional edifferenteelete _ Oats in tomparison with any of the grain rations is the beet single ration for mature horses, colts, or mules. There ie no other . grain. so safe to feed and from which such. satiefeetory results are Obtained. It CS absolutely neeeseary that the oats 'be free -*me ' eentit• and be clean to obtain the best result e in feeding te colts. Musty eats are dangerous feed .for colts. Here is a good mite ration for. colts .afterevreaeing: Up to one year of age, loam type I would advise you to have layed sometbnese but eooner or later ,, , . e' lax oaftee from two to three pounds a day; from outer edge et the circle rather the patch' full -plowed fairly deeply. injuetice, ,and mint on the plate wig the le one to tWO. f t five pounds ereeltYr heigeeneler years, our a , In near the foot of the tree since everything thee turns against God will Cofree ice poure in t e hite IbI. t, At the time of tali plowing, work in a.eay; from two to three years, seven be - Th . ' . et as feeding roots are to. all the leaves and etrawymentme you to eight pounds daily. ' • overwhelmed. e verse is -upon served last, a tray holdi evil, and there ie no ems, e groin the, with -e 'ward expanse of the root mei sugar bein passe Call get hold of, Leave the land in system. Featiezers carrying 8 to 4% the rough. In the spring work it whole grain. The expellee. of crush- e • '---,--ot ' wedding eake may fin • 4 pia. The liest Way to feed Oh is in the* curse except to 'cease to o evil I e ' aramonisr, 10 to 12ehe available phos- .deevei smooth and mellew by disking ing is. not Itxstiiled tudees colts suffer ebistribution of. Seed. Gr ahr From elle Sideboard; the 'bride. VotS. • phorie acid, as Well as 4. to 2% potash and harrowing. When you -strike out in. teething, in which' ease it is advise DombeioneEePerlmental Farm,, sliee, the cake s the " remov . if obtainable, give excellent results. the drills for the potateee apply. ferti- able to feed eteamee =vetted oats, ' 4918-10. . .eoovenient pine eviler any c As to the tires of ap.plication of ferti- neer down the drills at the rate of e --It • " Byleetruet'one f th H xi . t t pergon cutS it ' plea . . w ich are very appetizing. • is a 4 9 ,,. Q, en. nis e . e , . , /Users, customs elieer, but good results . about 000 pounds, to the acre, using a pod. plan teleed PientY of roughnese of Agriteilture, a free distriteation. of sorvIng. ,/ . ire obtained from applying The fete- mixture analyzing about 8% asainteniat to growing eelts. ' • • ' superior sorts of .grain will be inacte ; Iltste.:ss2-"Alunal33 , Beer at the time cd first cultivation 8% phoiPhatic odd and 2 •or 8% Pote ' She feeding of concentrated foods •during the• coming winterand,spring reclamee 4 i°311 selvea ,agaiiist the kiegdom of God would be -crushed in the end. • It is simply the doctrihe that wrong and wrongdoers cannot 'go Mipuniebed, It may be that God's judgments are. de - In spring. I Roll. Follow the application by pull - R. M. :-Can you tell me whether I leg in some soil QII. top a Abe fettle Can start new " grape vines by burr, neer then drop the potato pieces on Ing the ends of the runners or nate ; 1 the son and cover as usual. Be sure Answer: -New grape vines are nOt to treat the potatoes to prevent ocab, started by ` burying the ende of the -•before cutting them. .You can do this runners in the soil. The common hy putting them 'in, a mixtUre of e _ inetetica is to take cuttings Iron formalln and water, ono pint of ems- per teedung ef colte should always , Ottawa 13y the Dominion,' Cereabet,, - , ••••• * • STAMM at the thee of Preeleft. In aIin to 20 gallons. of water. • • Leave he aeeempeoied• with . plenty of ewho will furnish the • necessary ape ‘t , ' the spring plaice tilime in the sell le, a ehem immersed for about 20. ntiltateS, excreta@ out of doors. In no way Oen: Plieation foiles. '' . * ' e . • i• 'row, eaten they will 'take root end They' will quickly: dry off when You e colt. be relined_ so easily and eurely } - OnlY one earnple can be tient 44' each . ; . • 'i" ' beet treatise* sevellehle on 'Grapf' Cul'. for cutting and Planting. Al soon ae exercise. Close eminnemeet ane the liMetedeferaters„are ecleesed to.Apply \ - to excess iadiseoureged, SS It 14 ITO- to Canecharteareers. e • . portent that the digestive tract be de.' - The samples tor distribution. will veloped by distending it .during the consist of spring Wheat. (about .5 growing period. • , I We bite cots (about 4 Do), barley (about Ungainly,- lergetimrieled colts.rnaye5 The; and field peas (about -5 anew the feeder, but thie, condition These will be sent out, Tree, 21/Y' always disappears:with maturity. Pro -i from the Central Experimentel farm, .... • start rlOW eine growth.' One of the. take them mittand 441 soon be ready as by ;liberal feeditig with .1aele ofeopplicant. As. the ,sepeilereof •Seetle is .eetre room_ Bulletin No. tthe„ crop le up about 4 melieei And at, reeving., oe ,g()Od c0113$ dO itat gct togotlo vety early. • : tabu , 'thereafter; splay them with Bordemeg • - • • ,- • ". 1'. 3.: -Is spring or autumn the beet mixture which consists of cop - time to plant raspberry:coma' I per eulphetee 5 lbs. of lime, 40 gallons Answeree-,Raspberry canes raay water. Dissolve thalime and copper plated in fall or spring.- -to-.sulphate eepitato and dilute with War generally the spring planting giverler,. using it immediately." This. better meets. The soil that is, used- ' Spraying controls potato blight. at for raspberry planting shouldebe course use enough Paris Green to keep prepared and if possible should have potato beetles in cheek. Ono of the been occupied by ee Cultivatedvrop. beet varieties of early potatoes to the year preveous ;the plenting of greet is /rite/. COUTO. For :late 'variety, • raspberry eaaefee,,,,. The success of the there are few that excel preen lVIoun;- erop will •be greatly assisted if the tain :Or the earntaii Not 2. ground has Veen thoroughly leitilieecli iteader:-What hind of soil is best for ..the -eultivated If tot--; I adapted for wheat? :What is *the the spring, you will de well eto• drill beet -way to• Prepare the land? " in at /east 800 or ila°-PERIPas*'sa Answer: -Wheat thrives on a •mede _fertilizer eaudozing 2 to 8e7eeaMmeitia WM: chter Imre seil. It is itemeeiene • and B to 10% PhosPlierie aei't at the deep • rooted eelent, requiring fairly • time you are preparing the seedbed substantial etantfeoci. ineorder to de- fer the canes. &felt plinitfood Will :ireha, a good ,growth of strong Ara* - • be teadilir available I" the Yealige and a eatidnetoryIlling of the heads. roots ivken. the,' Start growth, and For spring wheat, if possible lave the ahould greatly sealst in 'obtaining sat- ground fall 'Plowed: at e mediuen Isfaetery wood growth and. itringthe 'depth. .In epring, work the. seedbed ening the Crop for its Arse.' winter.. - &own :by alternate disking and hat - B.: -I have in old orchard that rowing also the soil tends to hes been badly neglected. Soete„ be. lumgye At the time of drillino large hafe been sawed, oft, and the wheat, apply 200 to 800. pounds nothing Put over,:ohe place, This of ...fertilizer: analyzing about 2% • fall some equirreta started* to. gnaw enmemie and elm phosphoric- ache holes. those places and have eaten he best Oleic:gide of feetilieer is into the 'heart of the trees. Will you obtained through the fertilizer drop - please* _adviee.rite_itOte , itethotte pingeattaehment of the • grain drill. ' places?. Also, some of the trees seem Such a drill seeds the wheat at the • • • oe to have rotten beart- same time that at applies the fertilizer. gal which you would, •eie. Vell to ob- theta of about a week or ten daYd sr. • ' INTERNATIONAL LESSON , . • NOVEIVIDER, 10. „. 140'ssen VI; Jacob's Deception,- Gensin 27. 1$-29. ,Golden-' Text, Eph. 4.45. Verse 18. Who art thou, my• eon.? teelsaae seems to have been totall3r blind, the sense .cyf hearing also pro- bably dull; touch and taste-etill .aeute: 19. I am .Esau, thy first -born -The utter „deliberation of this ' lie shocks - the z ;Christian conscience exceedingly. Duplicity teems to be a besetting sin of .Orientals. • Some Allowance must be made for the low; date of priinitive morality,- but the record; • nowhere countenances, the lie. • 20. How is it that thou hest found it so quickly, my eon ?-Isaite had doubts eeneerning hie. identity to start ' with, but -they were intensified by the speed with which the venison had been killed and preparedebir the face of it an iniaarobable thime. Because Jehovah thy God Sent me good peed -jaeofb met. the objection e pious' sounding observation that the 'Lord had prospered him in his hunt. He WaS a master of religious senti- three Ashoie the birds taint to get bunt • • plenty of bite oteharcoal to keep them 21.• Isaac said. unto 'Jacob, Come • eregeod-torelltion. In the gizzard, of the fowl the feed is prepared by a grinding process for further digestion. If grit is absent Oee oloyor is itardtc dod ea; otands with oveter, se that the bottom or root in the centre •of tire e with, Wand, Vert otthe bulb is covered; then pine •pseliacytliors, deaannecein. hatlieneitid •wdiiii 41) e ionthear it in a cool, dank remit. or closet, and circle until he t es th ee 4 on the 'doer with his see, Y :mast stand tall. T e :Kind man t Moupon *Ants his rene at so elite; er, who mud take the o posite end Of he,carte- in, his hind, e The b inir` n• then:. ,eommande bun to ma e lee likk some albite', ok as: eat, sheep, lion, don ey, lc, Mt* heroin tide iiie•blind anetri s to g es the Director, DotiliiiiensdaiieperiCentit' tet eile824rree"r thheer. 4:111•I' s'•6 ‘v- be l; . arius. ewalaroneghth gattinn eTh lialateydee ovishtholle A heat!' pocket for etoring •paPer try to disguise heir aim& ones. as bags, stringe, etc, -can tba.,raaxle by much* as "Visa whe • knit ting the thAt eaU attaehed to a belt. . This Lietio.nlg_ikteb•e•itPe'ailret,_,Tit.serejztek:307°dee'vet‘ovtee tacking a, aquarc of steue.-motereal on einimels much .sport mo be had ie Very practical or...theeseout'e, ,cener- an entire letter te envied out. Jokes_ .the pantry door - • • *through' the imitation. ' Pia err inay trete 0 made''ka'nSaianY:101" the 'Peeiese: 2: ter to the soldier boy is. to "paste it • A khaki toilet set makee'arieeeeellent' Christmasegift fee'the -Bev 'Scent. It is fitted lilt With Miltteri brush; towel, soap; toetlibrusbeete. and has a strap up. ..- eke oecoeoctient of .e ippiuge • regarding persons the • boy Iwowe, Paste them he neat 'Order on a ietter with little remarks .of your ,ewn, e • • Chareoel helPa to keep the fleck in healthful .etindtion. at' alleseasoinreif II° :4 oelle _etilleActubtede This pathetie struggle with intrigue is Wonderfully worked :ofit in the narrative. He hoped to find out' the truth by the muse ate/tell. Rebekah had mit the • - V•3I tie igirhutd • fuUdluri PraPerlY- shins ca kids upon the hands two:neck much of the cluiereal can be etePreeot Many farm flocks do not redeye a suf.: of &mobit, is difficult ;to see how to the Weds -by binning stuntine the , fielent eupply of grit.. They cannot This strategem could succeed unless. 'Prerdnea. from an Orchard Or tee113 use -their food to the best advantage Isaac's sense of tonal was also • dull. • `. of VarkitIS kinds, but when thebirds and thaleaithof-the flock and the egg ‘- 25. 1 will eat my SOILS Va1116011-t-r. . aro la the laying, houses they_should •production eveg drop. Hen* crave Bkillfully`eteeParee with spices -and ' have * supply Of -dean dry ehareold grit and it should be constantly S11174 rich seasoning, the flesh of yrnar at ht pass far venison. -- " Sates,' available. The 4'0031 absoThe' plied them. • I remgomig ember seeing a 27. He •••entelled the e'inell Of hid 'gelds and gasealeici kelps to keep the floelc whichhad been in *liter quer- , raiment -The garments were the of - bird inenoinditien when lean feeding ters for *cieVerfit -Menthe without grit eelel 'robot elf the oteet.:Ootee peolootly ,might bring on - indigestion. Bente in hoppers. They had 'cleaned.. up kept ma special Place with are/nate poultrinien Plate the -*eitoveeestiee ifl geltey sehstinces from the fleet- end lierlie 'to -sweeten-. and eieteservelhefie ..the pokeyhoppere _Otto ftlloy__Cro were becoming decidedly wortied /Or Isaac was faraillar with the emelt of toot*nd hit froin /Lye nonin And lack .of louneenn,_eee_ the garments and wae unaUy tonvinee ed identityofbroken vinegar jug In the scrap pile 28. God give thee of...the dew of heaven, ete.-It Is oeid-that the fall of dew is copious and of great value in Palestine, especially in the summer months when the rainfall is scaree. Tempera blessings -occupy a large instinet is tal rightiiven if her brain Vise°. in the Jewish conception e of the appears to be somewhat lacking. • raver efGod. 8° the first Peet of the blessing refers to the gifts of nit- - ture. In this EsaU also shared (verse Calves dropped in the Tall are apt '80), but the posseesionpf the land was to de ninth /bettor When turned . or. in a peculiar eense the berittige of . grass in the spring then these that Jacek.. Such was the promise iriade cento along, later in:the winter. . to Abraham. ; : 20. Let. peoples, serve thee -The see - end elitet Of the blessing relates to the political ;and, tfatiOnet future 'of this descendants of &mob. It, Is the ea- prenetey of the ISraelites *O'er tur• , rounding Wheel, Whether hirieree. or MI6& Cursed be every one that e • . • • . . Every°. tinie., you conte across ealne; . thing particularly funny cut it out and . . • save ie for 01(3 eog tab:the, font. . „ theiset4 of comics. Cut out e toett; . ' • eularly acme stoey frene o Magazine • • and paste it volume by rehenn on - large letter -paper. This -le convenient---'- e:e- ': •. teoe the 'Soldier to -handle; eii he can ,... : :e :. ., • • Slip the story in his:Pocket And }leve -, ' ,' . .......%-t: ' MES HOLDER. . *CREADY LIM * -:- e _ riitli7i it to take Out an,t're-xead at Odd mo- - . ;mints ,, when no magazine is, withie ; IRLTI . T till: 1.1ii 00-0301011 1 reach: All. of there thinge eheve enen who are at thefront, or, in fade. 'I. . been tried ald .ccelled hie/teed by elle ; anywh,ere le the servSee. e Vehea eou : • • Bac% 1M tlea-ii .-!1 ..4 ail ; , ra. a ,,Degifolfevlitil . ... ' -. a's,:th.,eill..E.t0t:!.,ofia,...,..,..,..,._))01;i'stw!nt,:,.....„:,,....„g::'is‘o%).1vIos' V.:Ot.rly7.1. j.tohiliy6. r.:. ''' ... . - - ones , some one. dee wrote. , , , • - . . ,. • ,. • The quality, eithe stores with which , . - Whiter, Stores ,fereBeee. -* .. • ... MOE ,14::.1: .., '' ,,,... 31:ii3R . ii a T Wig i ilThE : - the tees enter Wham' es es important, . . :: ee , . „ .il iii ; a - --, . honeys, except' buckwheat, are not . ,honeys ftorn mixed. sources and ,darle • lee thacluuntity Of .010,reS: • in general; . ikeiliRY *., :,. ' 'the time to make a Special 'exanlina- et - le et . deiirable for wintheing •beee. ". New is . • . ,. . e'.• I gaieties to determine -the e , quality . and ' the quantity • of etoret • ' •••:, • • present. Geed lioneY for wintering. , bees. should be !gelid antlequite bright' , • - and transpaeent. Candied 'honey be- ' ... trais the -probable presence •of honey• e . winter hfroild4e8-INITihwie-ioruts.bjeettittionertiled ligiratt .---i -. of honey de* is the gum or dextrin, .. • , , ,vehlele it contitine. The beer. cannot. digest dextrin, And it eallecti*in their : intestines and beings abeett a condi- tion known as dysentery. Granulate4 sugar; is tree hem gums and is Pee- ` • .. . • eeetly. digested. .., - - ---.. • .: : e .. •• . 7 -: . . Titan:the 'Wile that honey gathering .. , . •• ' . ceases in the - atttmuii till At begins e, ' -'-. again lit the spring "ttn, average Colony Will 'corisuln4 forty-five pont& o aor6s, 'rite bees ought to enter will- ,ter- with Ole quantityin...eetY reach; e ... ... , • , :'..e- e = . If the keeper prefers, he they seeply ', , • e , .• Altily ilalf,of -this-Amount in the fell if-; • he ' is . ghing-to---witi,et: in teeny -0110i-- ,‘ and two-thirds this itnoutit if he is . t` • going to Winter oUtdoOrS. Then the : balance of the forty-five pounds thould be given in tem etatieg after the bees ; fly. IRANI" fitATHIlita ' 110(241 and ED POt.ILTRY, 'Highest INtiocor Pala , Prompt Itetttrus--110, commission Pe POULIN & CO. SS 1111,00dosoltri Iliontreol virAlooraglon, POULTRY sotto?. giant pretorost; 'loft* to otiose 1U Mmne�.Id STAMM" • • *entreat ameame••••••••••mamemomorio and Peueded it up." In lees tban two minutes the .fleelt had eaten the jug and they picked it up More eegeely than the Y would lutve eaten the fineat quelitO of core or Nvhoat. The hen's . . . • The Ames nolden ..geCr lady fattory,al Hyseintlie; Que., en trely devoted to' the Productian of mirk!, . shee.s. •Caimeity 4,06o pairs r day. • - - . . ad -for -C -1w qtlats-----Workirs OIL many years this company has studied the shoe tleedsof workm merx in all lines of industry. The conditicms under which work - shoes are worn differ widely, arid'no single type of shoe will suit - - Ames Holden -McCready shoes for fariners,. lumbermen, . miners; ' mechanics, etc., are the result of special effort to produo exactly the -.type of shoe which will give the lonost possible service together with s. . thegreatest Comfort to cach class. We are able to do this because of our ' large output, and the fact that A. H. M. shoes are sold n.a1L sections of - . Catiada=not Inexely • It is worth remembering that-there-itrairA.a. M. shoe for -evsry 7---PUIP-664:1or men, women and Aliiildren, Incidentally, A. E. M. -shots - bear the Union Label, which is a ivarantee of the best factory cOndi- tibnS and the highest standards of workmanship. • ' A.71..111. War -Time Selections hellion, Women and Children • • qffer spediar Service Value. Mg' your dealer for them. ' • Azoturia rarely .aPPears atong horses at pastate Or Among dose 'do. Int regular -work; but stertost invar- iably during exerieet after a period at idleness eil full tee& -wltkhInt tette, ceeded it preelees Vera ol w�rk. ourseth stlieeo-U, Itterteb eltheee AMES HOLDEN McCIEADY eterree • s'hoentaheti' to theArai 16129' . ' ' 10, • siONTEiat l'OkONTO WINNIPEG EinIONTON .VANCOUVER • . • • •Aleike red 'clever and alsike nee • • the rougth feecie best adapted to Term .' the basis of -the ration for dairy ems and eweet clover is not to be despieed in this - regard. Other roughage * . feeds vary greatly fit nitritiVo Waft, *bed and rye traw being about the bottorn '44 the Bet, with value in- • creasing in the ease of oat straw wad tort stover, in that- order, and ensile age beleg ontstidnding a'S a cheap feed ' thatnan be used iii almost unlimited •tinsutities• for all elasseaof eottle. , •