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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-08-04, Page 7• a • . • . „ WSW, •-•41' . • ,;" ;,•":r • • .-aand elcesim. exporeee 1,4 freeing tteto.1 United Stat Tariff Tariff on lb Valued at 'II 987 461 duty roltaced 5 ' *Agriultural Products. ' ' ." , cents per gal. These are the principal ° History reecate ittelfe_ Priek tithe agricultural areiclee of exportation . • civil war in the Urated Stelae tied(' from Canada te the United' States ' between that country and Canada, feetut a .dty of 25 13 t. d • ten-en-et:et-- under the treaty of 1854, was precti-ivelereta is 14180 plated on meat' pre= We all ,recall the old alleged ' Why should mothere and teacteed . •-•-e4gle:J cally free. This. contiimed daring the pared or preserved, of 15 cents pee dent of the mother who told her ever fall. into the firuitlees ne t' _ Ware m e tie Positive Versus Negative:, by Brown. ga .1VO , f per not to put beans iia lass nose tiering. way, when the good fruitis all on'the • •.• t • addeeste temmian)cetions to etinsaii•entlat. 73 Adelaide Ste West. TOronte n the United. States • haying reeeyered gallon olt* freshemilki of ,pas Cente to her "abseacee-*--how the Child receivedj positive' slide of the fence? . When cern ,gatti Most, , age can raise. a flock of enekette, with from the devastation caused, by that 30 cente Per bushel .on flak, or 23 to the -suggestion as•A new play, and havtI If we ore lira or eivorried, we cent • eat internecine struggle decided 6 cents per lb. on better, .of 20. to 23 the mether. upon Mk return,- found not insjene our cbildien. We out: , The results cif recent' eipeliments that protection was.iteceesary egainst per tent. advalorennan'eheesa and of that "the' worst had •happened" This Selves must fleet *seek inspiration and ' a reasonable investment 'in feed. ;tithe "17 Int* the effect of .4 varying, supply of knoll farm is not a geed..propositien importations... The treaty Of -1854 was 10 to 30 Cents., Per bushel on aPples. illustrates the negative mother. • •the calm and poise inthich it bri '. quently .eat euite a large .amoent-iif mg as,happened now. The demand dee t „with. . . . ; . ferent . method. • In leading het. •ftbild "If you Would itied your little one ‘ - The positive mother eraploya a"dit- Froebel; sees: . ' • • . ' nutrients at different periods' in . e • th for turkey. raising as ehe birda•Will range on the neighbors' land mid free abrogated •or called off: A sithilar Other articles of farm production are growth of the corn plant are just re- at' h • • '1 ' ' • - '. • • • Y 41 AM eelinders eont ' aint• I grain. The farmer with a large acre- for foodstuffs the United States • 'over a muddy street, she says, "Let ' .. you • ' , , ' ... ,' , i.• , . _ , P. ported: In this Work corn was growl) , ......--.0-e. --- eoindsequent" upon. the ' • Oetleen. Of a -Home.. us stv eTi ell the, high places," and Bind Your own soulloali that 10 *high ' • . • 'mg pure white aend. ' A. sta•ndard nu -lege will otten have a woodland. tied. U t. siae!ed en ing of the wer war, and to offset • • • elnver „field ' jus t rightefor the forag- aHome is her kingdona, love her dower, they both reachethe other , side dry- • • ' and Ube; ' -to meterit i 1 trieat solution was Made end Olen to I the result whet is called an ereergeriey nee a.eits no other wander power shod. ' • ' t, e • •Aod let. its light shine cleari•thfo_uil• Some- people 1.0.„eei :Is iviibia,., aline at . near, „ .• ." • • soI1 roir „adtuineresr;tolithateroirhteearscenipi::d1, . ,-a vett ef• the plants. Another solueion 1 .iLag af julieeY8' • i• et,,,,, ;tariff tut een adopted. While the . I h b ' ' To *make heme tWeett bring heatrei ; - of one -twentieth the -strep,gth of the . Young turkeys need feeautg •atteet tariff is not an particular' • d* . 'standard wangiven.to plants in other 't our times' each day. until the are flee neneee Kt, tem naturally_ effeet ,this To win a girdle and *lee a tear, • ' * • • - • the littje ones ender her become myst tale of wee and continue fo•talk nelt4"; • . .. •Cylindere. ,The standard solution was • country the most as some figures or .stic weeks old. After that they Will . - And d h dutyd b d o • tie. ay y ay . tified and discouraged. If le like eon- Oyes.. ' We tome away fagged Other*. :811thCierit. to produce* norinal corn.: follow' the eurkey, bee. In bee 'foraging, ' ' ' • ' ' officially ' promulgateid at Ottawa / h ' , In .er own qu e place and I t" - way. . stantlen knocking down blocks before talleetbout the beautiful, seehig• good ... „ . Anything has been built ' : ill nboueus: We are then able to *Ivo r Fleas, while the- weak solution was and Pick iip Much of Omit living fr.oen ab 'd" tl •Th • ' un an y prove. e artic4es most ; 'barely: etrong ;enough:. to. 'keep the , Aed round nee childish' heartn. age . fine ---OSitiie . ,ethicitor cOnstructs something ' - * , • consteuctive to those wss plants. 'alive and produced very little ' war and for some tune after Then bushel on Indian corn o 2 cents the woode * and meadows. -TnrkeYs directly 'affected and a,ffeeted 'te the have ii•ravenous eppetite for:bugs and greatest .exterit, are; wheat; of Which seeds and it is very expensive to raise 7 in 1920.11 we Oxpoited ;to the United -them property unless they have the States 42,324;894 bushel's vatued at advantages of a broad range. The feed ee4,442,298, and on which a duttr of for the young turkeys can at first con- 35 cents per bushel has been edaetnII sist of bread and milk squeezed nearly wheat flout, Of which we similarly ex:. dry, Later rolled oats will be of bene- ported 1,187,750 bushels %valued at , . • ' • twinede • . • A. bit of .honest preise for stenething meet, esPecially to the children, wha; _growth. As round some revorent saint en- *ell dorm ltuilds up. within the heart .exill eurely grow through our rectteta shrines', • ' •• of a little 'child love for the one Who tion and nurture of every little im& some et the plants receiving the itand- erd solution were changed to the low And following her the childish feet . Are led to ideals true.and sweet: right, 'confidence in the good that he .them. '' • probes, .diseernment and love of the pulse of geed, spriziging tip yrithi,n . • At the end of, thirty days. grewth ration while others receiving the weak And find all purity and goog, , can do;_a and a great desir'e to do an If we look for good in our little solution, Mere changed to the standard In hen divinest niotherhood. • -other good thing. Such moments of , ones we mill surely find it Yet wa or •opthnum treatment At the -end $12,023,090, and on which a duty of . . recognition please even the grown- I must _leek 'searchingly with those. At to'the.ybung birds, As they grow of sixty daye the solutions *ere again to ' `• f• d t till - rn can be e WO- or ee In‘ • placed; potatoee, exported • 4,204,684 An for tho liutishlue of her face. helped! The mother says, "My -child; tive things, are .far• too easy to see. •• ups;- and how much meet are childrenlwiser eyes of Love, for alas! the pega- . . * - • older wheat screenings and ,cracked 20 ' per cent." ad vabtrent has been 'Phis sect old earth!s a brighter place; Her very smile a blessing throws, was generous •to -day in sharing, .his So". let us •try for one day to em4 And hearts are happier ..whero ,alte. •titiya, viith his visiting: COUSii1,!' 'MI6 the, phasize the good in those about us, to 'child glows with joy at the words, 'recognize every .good. attempt in our A gentle, clear-eyed messenger,• .. pozidering over them., Thus his char-. children;' however- sniall, and *we will To whisper leve --thank G°d. for •lierl acter it 'being firmed and -on the side find ourselves on the true highway Of . ....-----oe-e•--- • . . ' of good. • .peace. -changed until all pessible combine- each day. When screenipgs can not bushels valued at $8,328,862, duty , tions ,of growing periods and strength .3. 'of !volution wee obtained. ' the ie* 'grains sueh as are used for the laing be obtained, very good results are ;ob.. placed 25 cents per bushel, • cattle not Mined from the coputereial scratch for breeding, exported 294;009 head, The results of this experment 'sh that plants having a gOcel supply Of hons, . - valued at. $21,232,551, dety placed 30 y plant food (hiring the middle period are .streng • per cent a& valorem; meat, fresh or - When turkeys and well frozen, exported . 430,142 cwt. valued th or from e time 'e • plants were . . feathered they will spend Much. of .at $7,740 443 duty placed 2 cents per 3; thirty to sixty days old useally.made ' their time on the range and may wan- , Ib, wool, exported 7;128,065 lbs. 1. -al - the best growth, . Thie' period, -there- der far from . the house, They slionla ued'at $2,094,693 duty Placed 15 cents • fore, leen:wed to bo the time at which. plents need the. gre:itest elle- be encouraged to roost' near home as te.45 cents per lb. according to quid - the torn , ply of . plant food. . a -safeguard against thieees, If they it :. . e v , alue• milk, prepared or condene- • are given only, one meal .a day during ted exported 14,919,288 lbs. valued at. stage it is estimated that 20,0 , ; 00 000 Commence fitting your live stock for the fall fairs at once.' •-• • During the twenty-one Years • that "Ben Hui" was being Produced on -the . • the summer season' it should be at $2 359 319 dut • placed 2 cents per people -saw the play.. Where the plants' had- plent • . y of food during' the fent snety dees they .would, night, at this' helps to cede them home • • take up most -of •the injected netrients. - - If the. et-drlia. roost in a • colony , . • . • . • to roost " • --- • - • . • • . • "necessaty 'for their .development, eniy . , • • . quirecl to .1)ring-them to hoete•••it should he open clear across. . . ; Cover Crops or the Orch4 . smell add Monet- amounts be. tn g ie -7 %Vhere large aniounts plaht feed ,,, he front to insere a plentiful supply e. of air. Eneugh• reests must. be pro- e ..• !.. BY EARLE 'W. CAGE • :nnee. present the nteiksn leaves andevideci 'to pr.etent overcrowdipg. If the• weak eselutice but where eexcestive Is their inetincewill••soonnend • In Mos frint- towin dionicts• chase commercial ferttlizer to• re trice 'to, wearlier second -to -best one unti ••• end matter thee plants ; groWn in- the• .• Doris .starect .in• amazement at .the. ..,amounti at „nutrients were pretente them to the trees.at night 'Ind then 'it the' is not enc. /gle berneard miner& the clover_ this •-green manure would the fairs teweler. should' fashion an- • - • • • . , itoeele country , and at the dear little • tiering' the tale*r• :stages Very.' difficult to •tea‘ch them to te, ' rn* eintradtte •-the .fe.rtility; limes exPense 'in- 'ether -go'ld. one for htr. •• - ,3 ;queen who waS• brush ng eff her rose - 11 1 ' took up ;More Allan% was necettary fQr., roo.st in apy kind eif a le:luso:et-Seine some other method ninust ' be , usedei•curred in this speak Method; ntnleceit • "A.. most have flown Off. With it, petal .frocke . Doris was ate much *earl were -richer •protelit anti min roosting piece is not 'entiefactotty . to, • •• • ' C , . --: meet sound asleep. in a rose but at - THE CHILDREN'S , . -Dorjs's words she was jerked into a . treetop and then rudely shakento the'. . ' HOUR . ground.' , • : . , . . e • ',Gen:acmes! shuddered 'her Mae std." jesty, picking herself up. • • . Once- eponta, time the •Quen 'of the "Slime one must. hate foued my -- T.:elides' lost her crown -}ler very, best , croien, Oh,.tlear; what "%till they wish . g•nolletrraehlietnamil, With its row of .lovely s • cl..dirmeontis. . " • ; neje, I wucinnddeerr, it'u' r iiS101reisdiliderin6olti cli:1;fee 1.1ong to w . All the , little people hunted and • . ..tvas.rio,r1w.re ,_ i falling. headlong into Taireland, hey- beeted, but the crown "-'• ing wished to tee the queennwhose be found, and her majesty was ftreed crown 'the was Wearing. • • • . • . . • ' their develoPinent-end did • t 710 1.1sO i, turkey breetlere builO a itoof on_peles Cpver erops add organic platter. toi ten pemids should be seededner, etre.. your IIigimess;' id h I sa-e e"-° fair!'" -target than the houtet and elaces and then eover the iides with fine- 'the Still, and if -the': 'Rio legumniteatt Clean •ctiltivation. •the•early . entre pritne Minister. gioetaily, • , .• • . • P • autiful little forests 'that she • •Plents stunted by. a , limited _feed ' 1- • i mesh nvire•. This keeps the rain pont food, materials ecenotnically. , • :supittynt the beginning, of the growth. the birds' but furnishes an abundance . period and then -given a I ni rd : O of fresh air. If such a house is, closed . - a- ' a. .-'s 7" at night it Should be, opened .in .thq °eel:lard "up •to a 'high. standard of Pre -e can be. used ,with goe&•retsults more ., lutioneelerin_g. the • fast. sixty dant -pi-ea • - • t "Iltl• d duction"'•than any: othei one• inethod geneially-' than an other syetein of • dueed shorter- •etallte,' • WW1 -fewer .111-eralug-hefemeestartmgt Q int or o , ther farm vtork ol the birds find thehe we can •use. . •••.• ' • • ' soil rim. Agement. • , . . . • ' - ui e• • .. . . "Anil now Weesha11.11AVe 'no end ,of . was afraid to move fot .fe•ar ertreade crops, also. add eitregen. 'they do •note. of the ,season; follOwe by recto e p altogether rtplece barnyard .ntanuree later, is the ,most „up-to-date rie&best •-r . • , , . ong on some of theni. 'She no longer t Diable" Juit what he meant by :that • • • but -11 de more 40Ward keel:Ong the Meted of handling orchard :toite, and will' be vety clear to ys ,ie!er ore 3 f felt cross. 'Whet a * lovely' ring!' Detres ex-' I "Give me triy crown," said the little . claireed.in delight, "and iVjnst fits my fairy gently: 'It it .en, ttou.r linger?' - little finneetenteon! . Doris had . been For _the fleet tineDorie stared at he .picicing anolett and there biddin dittve ring,•then ,elowlrelrawing it off- hartaz----":"' ander the leavee had come upon. the, ee it to the queen: • ' :•• .,, , gold circlet With its Ni•holc eo*. of tiny i. "One turn to the right sends one up• ' • neeee and white stones. a.,.. and one to the left sends _one -down. "*Intiltt",•eend,evervendaintif the etearer is grant- - "Thihkink-hoiv suenrited her would be, she slipped it on her leger, ecl,"• eierairied.her majesty, laughing • -- *and gatnering, up; her 'violets . ran at the .little erre puzzled face: , t • home .c7all"r4ecttikeunDni)1iikg .• • • e • . Good-bve,. Doris; thank yeti. foe , ,mulipas:ittl......i.rIstiltani•lond---fyisil.)11,1i, ileBgiungt i iid-ultuetckv,taoritmteu?tiu 3....e -t_ 1-" Doris nes er _ . ,. senteme , .., 'Come thew it . tee' me " said her . 'leaves 'and the time. Of maturity was :bett huntiea in the cooreiornipgthouts • .. . • • deleyed tee to tweitty elaya.they: did, • ,howeVer, come out. and. produce good when the insecteite 18 not se active as later in the day.. • ' •t• • • • • • Plants end •fair eters-regertilesitoLeneet eeleeeneye. nen' ateteasettele, the fannle : -neeet-s.eae,ing n• low sn-• 1,;p'''itt._:of'71,0i''..ne•I:t.h.. at is trbubled.with ,grassheppers AS 1 !early. stupting. ' •." - the enniunt bf theta'. insecfs whieh . The theinteepace of. the re -eductive • t**Legumes• arid Non -Legumes. ... pewee' et soils deeends in a large d;et. • -There areetwonnein tepee of cover gree 'upon the upkeep of the yegetable,.erepe -that can 'be grown, the legumes 3.rinitter an*. the. ,soll.e. ',Humus: is _One .ot. eed eiteeionneeeitiestneteeetenetent arp, 'the last stage§ in the dederaposition matter in.eanie .family, as the peas, vete-hes, all those .plants 'it'd-iich belong • to the th ' 'Ile 1 ' up in• a few weeks as fit. "1 and its benefits may be sem- • • • of the vegetable and animal ; pertod.'prodeiced larger and. enereell- - b tins elover. • etc mid the. non -lege txtents near :the- end :ef the. growing. nee -throes. . rota systerne, them, OA \O1*very large. gaily Of the losses in . ,, .tiopplied vi.0,.0,-trit.ifoco, notittlin--;eirv -turkey railing are- due ternitig,the t :growth .wheee ehe ;supply .ed min- i- •ositYs,birds on -: the - mine too,' early in ',life tetyaittlew-tirentveiglit -of -tiootst.waseevithOut giving th.ent stiefttain tq slip- Ie`teent the -feed -that' they What for • med up about as follows: ; , t included in -this " Effects lir -Good- Drainege.-- - • family. . &gullies are more" veluable• • . - •,:k.Welltdraine& nth in humus is than the Pen-legnines, because they - also -rich, rutr,o.gen; qyidepeenshows are 'eeltahle lif gathering. hitt-agate • • f the foerriation"; from theentlie-and-whineturnettettnder: :Sletaig -the:entry to. 'the kitting inetm, • e • 'finished • the. •- ' ,•;;;',. • • ! for the queen, ' setting the little -crown plenty o • plant o was -available . mother-de--,'"Whertereareenotinartywavett • • . _ ._ . - • . .e• , . no n t,,, :e„ on her own levitythendetersitedelaoris i : *eight of toes' was •,twice th.at •of ..tne_ ...•le a. temptation to cut it put of thei . , t. grain -.t- --• -• - 1 of humus; etelds are produced Which', increase the nitrogen content of the . «win - , back in her. homvee and she was nevei f, f .64:1 • t. • . the tthemselvese A hep is high there -• • P • greeter than that of the tops. Where -. • . • . - • la 1 . ratite: -Arthe 'time -of traitairiene-ta--Pr-ke-X".A-4"-#141 at .least:until fatten -1. ._ e. .. . .1 .. F° 'canabIe of dissolving' mineral' soil • • ' .plantroetntana IP. all Pre -Peel -4Y- -2'1----' - 4 z .3 _ _ one ..et. tho *1)est, of non- and touched her Mother's' hand. • • .• Vial' ' -tli" I ' li 't is ' • ' ' • '.• •''. ' . • ' betide --yecua'7,,, ..;a5h9dT4-- Dorise!le.feaehinedri'pent able to find Fair land :And if yOu should find 11"tittle ingd •th f ' • weight of tbps tvas 'from three t."'"• ••to. mg time: Xining iiirliene frequenten , le how they become available to the' legumes. It growe readily."dri- most --Betenteor Ilre---Blikel At' the- touCh• ' - ' • , T II. or- * . sed -en tlines as triuch as the toots de- r.eceltre; no. attention tie; eoon as 'their . ii t ' • ' ' • 1 ' • - t • • • - • at 'Kart •15-e-ntineful luteretetrivishefor -' t - .. . , plut ;• humus increases t e Op. soils, catches easily, .as barely apd of a hand the poor ladv 1°PPI.ed °,.rer fairy crowns are very inagic: • . pending tueinia_thelanionee ef aeaileble p seents to centeie enough • food aeit °flight seils by con-dfurnishes a lar e amount of' geeenstuff in a' faint:end •ie was .sorneetime be- . l'd t' th ne• d let* • •th nel t ' g' _ plane Too. _ _ theye have found on the. range. ;o a a mg - ere Ma_ tng- , o etory• under . ths .spring, besides: „fore Doris,. mild bring, her • to. The A tee -en -e--- ent•teeteenuenteetni. AeregalangrMiih should- be prameted , increased the proportion Of nitrogen from the temenhey, are hatched. ese porouse-It acts es n soil sponge; furnishing:tee' excellent mulch during More Doris tried" to • coniforte-hel-the___:__*" Pure Milk.Products. , 1 Is.• the-wi ' • -t h thrifty. condition, es en with the best so. "that "pi•oPri •eeration- ise ,se.c:ttretiti.1 .W,;2:lter Wheat deen.: Food ififeetlyninvistbie. Tme-ginel "**"., •sized. ek-ny-etepsetaken tn. nny •coun- - • u d nteretntenthhe. ,a--...bn.beut.•tatety morte-sherehieer0... ; •-•_The_neeetsity fettepirrityea-mi-cleante-t-:.-e:--e etavnb.. i!et e, d ndisisediertian-dinatetOteisjittn7:found Ye1.5'7••tlif 1°Tal'etl: ig alp° n s per acre oul e sown. No wonder." the little girl was. Pet:Illness in food cannot be oveteempka- •• the toots over that *obtained tthere e •4°"7-1#414:!et•Utlr.liaelt-to • em eas ''•-'C'"•* a - • tulneuit • , Tuekeys:. nee tee, hyrnios genera yencreases the o arm rye e unavailable sotvn at the sane • er lutist be dreaming. that .I hear, try ..to further this deeirajele tend- lereteet ' , ..._ itresene_______: n _ • ..e_e___.•_e_..-......_ , __ .fecCling. Met -11'3(1s. . Th tl k" • t -f d vs l'r t ' altheneh Inickwheat,ti.ts,,Itatoered.1?iolr:sit.utatkinge`. nniritnered.,.1tfre,..T31,eeke7itherefore of. meth importence to Cane - • ::_egrew , .. ain more , • f Van to raise la•rge. hi:miters of them .one. • humus furnish, et food ntatterial Poor winter „protectien."'RaPe.is eery find the child!" PaStind no tt• ttention when action is taken in the country th inli7 *. nhr. .1...N -di Ave-. .._ .... coutaging to the -fatnier that endean ta-1.4tensed• " Corn . plants that were •normel. in more meat an „. e ig er-co ore co erten:et) , eevy. land:- . y st :go downstairs and •tre to da edit. • Patticularly ne ,_this: the • cote. • '" he nitrogen of the tops itath - , wi------------ Areprofitable• • ' th cent' • ed th' ' half . Turkeye• as e Side Linen . stack and feedeenotighegleitti-tttegteet ninny -valuable fe,atures. of n.l'falla eta- *•-• ' • "IV•alatrafttlreetck----•• • tnrn te-batrighteeellefer. she 'Wee sure, xaarket. en entente.. ef feed .undett earen ._ t • , . •, The fanner who has tufficient•acree the birds a chenee to grow. - ° • - „en orchard' crop; Becapse 'of.'exper- ;Haary Vete is an exee lent legunit• ,tliat-lier' matite-------------------------------------- .cl• as Iiiirtifitiebattedth , • • . .... ..„ , , plentiful. -supply - of , plant food we's b t rral annonenethetsalle.---ea..• -goodesonnent thatiente.ef. 41LettalintIS tO Derinte Onversation,:' 'she. •ruehed totthe south of us. • • * -e- - .. • • - in the heeds of the greeter who will , . • - • : • . teen: -,vrgorolistettineenstetteedereedtag: etemeete :a -titers. haire told us of.:Acre. ' • : • , down the steps, and noNiqt Was Der -lett, --teteere lies 'n-teeetezentereeeeneeteen _ . . ..... • • ienee and observation with 'this ceop, COVer."0.T0p, givee good re- Without -thinking; she.. twisted the .cOmi---ng he.knoasmfilled . • . .5: Keep them le a eoel, •dry late. I' Must ..lisagree with. these men," ancl seltS. 'It is etttreme•len barda, will. with- little •riDg ,,to ..tite, left and tbe. next , ;Filled •ertille is a .mixture. of skinti• Milk •,. - . .. -- tatheiethan Priictice:sgenerialf.spealc anti.its ebitity le 'gather nitrogen from 'even ;.beeat:hee .. :On: elle_ wnezzed* ;1 . eltdei _An inttettigation, ib . now . going on ' . _ 1 _ - ••• believe that tonolten their reeonimen- stand hot . summer drought,' and is. a -nnnute had flewn eut of the ittudow and sonie vegetAbles oil, whieh tale§ awan from the flies: • dation has been based upon. theory fest grower. Because of these features so fast thet she did not' have time to tnepleee of the pine better. fat.. 6. Min:net thint at least twice, each • • - ee ring tire hatelp g nee- .quality graded basis. • . gone _eetven trope fat the:average er°P'• iTontre ehotednbeeseeded et 'where. :elaet•gottbadly tangled in the At) House • of Represeetatives at ean,teteifa ;has, pet ,proved to be ••the. air, it is,-perlilips, Abe' besi• -cover flew • nntil she ituMped• irate a.• tree,. befell) the Agri:cultUral Covinittee ot The -rooster a Very nedeesare Pelt thg.. 'they: he bought :on a . *n • • •• soll .....etteenteeteneee9ote ge the lest setting , e :__ • et--__- • tend: orchardtst. ' Ae'lewent the ••ehint. tho•r41-te of fnele:tweineet-to-twenentfitteteletaachese .•.-..• •*•*- - •- ,**. ••••• • . • • • 'Wttehingtee' as:to tbe'atiyieafility of .. " has been made his usefulpess ,isnendedi Acts Affecting Agricultiiii:-.-"TWO*Ire• as follttatt'e---Let-- , '-"Polmili'ner gore.: • - . : . ,, : t:What klo 7oll mean by tbalchig inf -setipteseing or regultaing fined milk!. ---**--- henee•-this-tette 7i17'.kreat, Aft -1Y 6Ciea.-r-, lay .m*7 A number Of et - has .•• .1 Crimson elated. seedia-tat .the rate • RdOstmeent considerable feed during i the agrieultural industry were passed ttchenepleOted itlfalfa it.. y r_ ,..,, . 1 I mem! a goou., _ .... -- ,. , A ['Teat; -.blackbird eA a tress eeicet • nail- been siirnincited. to give evidenee as Ccittt:- " .ne it is time to bid him .good -be -e. I • 'Three iniportant Acts •relethig ..tO • .... Alfalfa fee. Coeer Croix. . . .. ev.....7,11.e. net • of fifteen nourids. per •atere is else Very. teret"3,iniipp . • the moonier ana do'hot add tti--therreg 'teetmette eeeeteeten-e---e-te •---"tte--------ne-• • ' ...A'' 14 .,1'7 g.11Q(1' An C °kill" •%.‘ I ' ' ' pi'"'" ' "f". "-4T'''''q' • . ' t sevsion 'Di tile' Donimion ClistatVeratataan - ter-c-Iltineweenete • 6---Att. the neitilts•of their investigateons and • PeodUcelon, This putt then' .. in • the Parliamenn one is " to d signed'ont pro p roved SUceessful on a' deep soil with -ere elirtfrizilrf-rifil-git47350•frrtilrikt'a"-"e'atel•lorlea ...11ead-tin-Jerateintinetnesearehetn, sheen:otter op preteintee eve A lerne annanit of or.earee. little;giii pet up. her hand and 4..tin.y. foods,. The first witneti-Ciilred-adatt'- .. game class the Cull liens and,they ; tect and maintain; Canada's • ce. oft-, an abundant supply Of nioistune chi& * under; it a geed crop. to branch -caught the ring• lied :turned it .Dr.: E...17. MC-olIam of johns Iroekine 'At least iiinety-pine per rat, of.the I, I l'''aa'e "in 'dalie liteddiefa; It elteVidesting the..stionnee:eneattlenenTnateeetnee 'Matter 'tetturn that on the recommendatiOn• of. the '*on 'Ilene soila' had led .narrine-• tot Siete'Vr13117-7-7"..: ' ---.......:. 7. tthe. the .eighte_ ', , •• ' ....„."•;,... ..'• eatteineestten 2 Baltlinore, a selentitt • trogsfees-sho.uld-be,either _sold Or ellt_trin•tenderai_eltihister Of Agriculture ee - 'alfalfa •on tho lig,hter soils where•-thcil:' July,and A.uttust are thencie-enerop t The next miiiitte- she Was „jtik"ed"vliese., eerie iS*Wel-a7kitivtdialinqiiided should bo given ethe tante ttretitinent: 1.• th uetially thenirg the . ground teem the tree- arel itarteti *Dr:. lteColluta teetifled that hia" . • .3000..44......WP -breeding seasen hee iations shall ,be formulAted for the MoittilneLeepplynistnilreetlytedeAeient-ntene-se tros:::1-tiewn-Ny#11: ineredibletineenle'Sbeirdneed eindles continced him fleet .dairy pro. It yessed and all others shouldhe'caret gradind-4;-:. dairy •• preithiets- tinteridedt. Some - orchardS have transferred astnble-'r stnilne-g-.glriyirtiOgd phereyeetanettexpected.te sten With 'in deete.eu_PPIY. the onr:-) .P6fectWe.fikele. • flatly penned away from the liensfor export for • the establishing Of into .hay" fields, the tilfelfa.. receiving ,of mere care and Ihought than the ore -*g.etneentete nee into an •exCellent teats tion, thee conserving, ritoleturet and thump When she reaChed eheegroenClikely to be tiled in sufficient; --Itealers are gled to , buy .discarded grading etoragese for the issue Males,arenoftenepay a good. preminin *grading` Certifitates for •_the sPecial, ‘Urcl t Tod mach Of the ei-On, is • . , for the seeclt.to, germiriatee Nnhere ordertee_eee_theen-outufttlie,eallatetraarlangtoad.airy_p_nelee, Oces to be gr-idfrom the land: 0 • • • • . --------- try. ed, f.5r the establis meo .0 s an r -,1-"Weelettet- remeMberethat-te•e- 11111a.t.:.treS are net 15ttling 11'16 hearing as Butno .siree, riglit through she felt ties • In the -chet to promote norMal untll tiot,hhig but fier.head.,was,abeye growth in children, optirnuth well-tecan • the earth, and its no One tOuld see nag -in itclults and. ta prevent;theta& • haunt- beeaute--ef -the ler, ond, Yeti Can imaginellOW fright-. wince ,of eende xlecay. The great races , "Only , the) .e.icd.eptiottai . 'rooster ip definitioli ahd erodes ofetucirprOdects, beet) sufficient enoisture to feed both (•''elr " the )). excessive. .'growth, sewing ,den•a me& she wee- t'of the wOrld.iire-theiciihO-4:iiilift • gtt - ;ea etneentnortheetteing, „,fer, the ..„-treet entfor,, the anrangemente�f 'eesefOrleliti the -alfalfa. and the' orchard duringth tci et --f. nterone ee. wa ever get outt the, users of , milk and its products. The luiwe peals . t� the' Dairy, Cbinmissioner . as aiy.'iunitiiej-"Mn'ti-ill-S4rhere irer-'Verr;109-ehara-ir •Wa-411.•ed. • • • ".• ieme,ofeannisOlaalttetis in. a milk, erett - the older birds arid arnte be peeierred to grading and for the appointment of few erchards with' soils. capable of eerlier in the season, This will tend ' "Oh: dear, -I were safel7 duct should bediscouraged as breeding pen. Yearling males are and _give better, fertility than grader: and the dafirtitioe peniet dqing .thiensinee Orellardb 'aro. tisnally •, 14o; oil land ivent to .cher.ic nrotettit end throw the'.tcps home again!" Nio sooner had the a tendeney towards weakened disease : "exeeptity -the man -wchotieepracticing •ttea: . _Areather arneastitee -desi tee locitted on tho hill' , • int* ftnit•ing, Words Pepped •ollt . t -----e landed,' resistance, ahd- the encouragement of, line Wang If a ropster Is to be August 31- 1922,tfor the limitatient drarnat rather than ea- iletteill lailda't Cover, Crops Make Good Stand-, „wi. th-et, t.611)altilairld`etg° 411n°11g °f711431112124.;°±S` 1"t h It • -too tewmered to -.even 't Aild Dr-. ASOCollum's opinion every person. saved for the .nent year s breeditig, i_ toe manefaeture or iinnoitatioileof. The veep en g -- , . --thenhe'shouldtbreltemearribeepeined. oleotettegeries and :entree 1, eees, aa were .turned under er%••Iielte4 int& the' • 'Many. make the objection -that - during the summer to heop him away the limit for its sale. orchard soil; blit to 'think of harvest crote Will itht'eattlt- in' tha-late-, siant- from the laying hens. The infertile A third Act extends the perl, d A itig botli•fruit and alfalfa it out Oe,thei men This •inay be true on soils very et ur- egg it the °hist:quality egg in sum- itig adtieh compensation shall be paid question, . ! devoid of eiganie Matter, but where Et mer aim nd to produce infertile eggs all for anals' officiallyA Good Soil B slaughtered to ' • • 1 proper sestein Of soil taanagenterit has ;uilder. - • Males Inuit be kept away fi'm prevent and check nontagion CO blay been maintairted in the early part Of matute • the laying flock. . • ' 24, •1924; or for three yeare. . At the s Clover. is an excellent soil blinder) 'the slimmer there will betittle tr?uble Here aro Seven -rules for gettleg same geSSIOn apprvriations for the and it used as n cover •erop, Will sup-, in getting any of the Criiii iicentione a trona ,the sutnmer purpose of agricUlture, includhlg the ply nitrogen and organic matter to.the t'o come, thus sown below the mulch If a seeder can be -used, the thmostmoney float: • $.1,100,000 div'idell aniong the . prop, sell. The , sarne difficulties are' en- 'seed is .ing the toasters from the flock in ttion Act, aineiniting to $6;649,2,14.50 and niaat be guarded against- As a ,seinnier time. Were passed. No branch of itgrieul-. rale, elover shoeld teven be left• in an, g. Provide cleat rieste ttrid, Iteei the tare is 'overlooked in the ti,pportion. orcherd for raore than two years with., eggs clean. '' -• • but in edattentiont th inent,creas o e out beteg turned Under Sped . al care 8., too not wash emit. health'ef animals and to the purity of should .be taken on light. soils, where 4. Gather eggs twice daily . clueing meat And canned foods is provided for. the crop should be turned untler by all the summer to prevent them from be- , • " means, and will prove the beet pos- ing beatc,1 by the hen. 'Keep the Watet troughs filled. Bible crop for this Purpose. To pur- and.grO3 trouble. 1. Produce infertile eggs by temov- inces under the Agricultural Itistruc- conteted with elever as with,alfalfa where. ••the soil- is motet o.nd the per- -- centage of germination will be In- creased. The croe should be terned under ,..at soon as there is a good artioinit ctf greenstuff to turn Wider. Do net wait for the fast•growilig crops, .Sitoli as cir they are liable to get ahead i strange'as,.'50.11- mai- tbink It, honey, could Usettwo.•qUsrts of pure feillt-Per• she never nottietted her queer •ex1cr-,'1 daydnith- aditinitaalacttt tte;•••".tkellettf:- iences with the ring. She ,ectuld hear: Ile 'fii:VZisled Ilia prohibition oa the sho mother calling her "iloddiStairit, 1 sale of filled m • ilk, • ' ' e ., but was tbo breatlilees to answe. . r I • - .: „ --..... „ ..... •. s - "I wish I knew what was the matter, kceP Ole c°thiletti clean. ' with me," she cried In a frighteriedl • 1 ilieliorv Is ono of t,he strongest Can., voice: ' "You've got the queen's era= on,arl n" dlaIctaP• •IVIIell krePeril se'ae • hand flew to:hei bead, but, of course, 1 a 'weight of twelve tons Per spatel a hickory • ebliihin will shPrort. ' Silly,''' whispered a little voice. Ddris's:gali-ea- - cross-. CC • there was no crown there, and th! 1114 e more she thought, eatetit her tratibleel tee e----%•%7Ftif-'1' 3 4 the more erots she becatee, •••• • i the inereasdnoulbnttshiveilpirlictett'o6:fthttplos.fbaueie Every farmer 870. e g..A.,. .1/4• see, "Well, I • with shed , blow up in a' softie, no tree and fall out agatnl" elle exclaimed that they have none tc sell..' -i7 q* '5' .•••A . 1 11131110511., Produbeti.oft., is elee ,safest plat in tht ulTi(hi'le'V.Fairy @linen was 9/. t that Ino. hog r .01.5w- at,