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wise to .grow a. proportion Of Olo. acre'•••
ate in :Pnnflewers... ' „.' -• •
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: Where, there Is ir440,,sego: on the ferel '
It .019144 he e'er ,embered SP.:1110Were :
... 7e4.1 !Metbe 'grow li to: replace .corn. '
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T, Macount Dorninion liereeee, -
C. esilI7e,a7''' 11hilali:.P.:191.1euret,,feeeetetreeeer iit hnbeS! ndIleltlofAPini411'3rarg144:1
- i. - . • • ' ,•-,','te-r' a' rt, lee.rer;P.,..1?8,-e.•!-......:'40,--,4,-..tq,i--.-....Yhe;tceneeeAta1tyeir. nie::,g'
.r..e4".tY,d;idii.:61o;4t41ie.10iEdrgtozhcc04ditonstiil_ITat;rl
1Ovilk in IlieIr ng• e
Pilien; trees, .buslies, or.' strawber
'T'-ri'llf 'ortivf BACON 'QUALITY c ''' to i ,',0-11,;.‘, ``',2civOro.,,:t ..11t11,5, are, taken: to the eb:i ,t9 04474 L PredisPobitiOn to • disease• in chicks
CALLS ,11'0W.STA..N,PARI). • • .. ., thoreughly dene in 11. • ' ee generally peeped,. over ler' too
,,. ' •, ....F.E_BIN-,Ncie ' - ' , Sults nre given- in, Ste iidairt,,lAveceit,,;1c.S. oief•i951-bsi'Sba°•7191d(1;111)•eoueicIP14°esepdla4,ite144,+;s; ..if; ,: , ,, 1 , .0.: ,
" ',,'"ea lightly. . . '' ' ' '. -, • -. '
`.11:ne, average., aeloinet. Of. feed „.ee- hogs ' •includieg , "eq.:. - no efeeu, Y.; ' , !. te • .. e i 1 .• •- „ 4, • •• ,g1 .. 0 tinl . rorlditiOn is created
ig, IlLr.e.0 ..1.,,FA '_prOclq..cq''.. a. poeno_of...Perk :Canada!! iss,ued;hy_ti a Dominion po, P'...341.)...Y as P°ss -i' e, a° " 'ie....Prey:en"' ithereemust follow . a' .harveet of.. chick
deieeeeetteeti7r-Aele.bee§riiingdet-Seeeee"----i• eee_&teiliiieS......eseeiee_peaaltieeltist.'.aiiiiiiiiii
, ..-.-10.-:.T-)e4niarlc "U.-.g..;(4,--*16,..-Iti.,-_..-c44-0A, -p-kcitiffe-iii..-or Atoto tuitz-,,u,t.t.t.i7:-at.ut':'-
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is rapidly, eonijag wheel, the eletermine, g,eeerer•ese ley pan esh ' eveine. men, l'''' te'di 'F"s• and ' .1;14. 61:leff' 81'6'314 ,..b!' gar .con 4 .ons.., , • e •
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....440.n , ,c,,,r 1.6,,,bieb produeng,, .e04stre:es add,: ,.., "corn; i•delei, e feet „with eare ,p,. an e .fr.0111., "two or . three Inehes! Ventilation rimet •he.rnaintained In;
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. e•hiall.pe.rmanently slimily ,tfie' Britiili••,:especiallY.' during Warrii•eir':eather.' The 'use:Per inSan'''''ineY '''''.°6*bef°re'' trafINT'-'• the care of chicks', without •prOdncing ,..
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• Timely rpiltters for Farm
nd Garden.
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• ceinSiineingenarket will depend on to befit 'feeds 'Fee- ground barley eruPlied-be'!„Y Planta 'SbOald be Planted aP neat. draughts',: ...' " ' • ' • • ' " ' .
:.. fl:qii.,. '...., , ,..... ...ii '; ':" ', . .' ' ' :04*,,and wheathert;se. •Roots ;ere fed as P9 a ; . a , 4 Ptiq: .tbeY, .W.eXe:.:' Cli. ills la \4.ii: Mast diSas. trOns:;effeet
•:4 . • • • ^ :s ible t the e •
- 6., .Onatity of 'prOdu4 '.. linrink;:tho-.4,vinter WIZ :seihreg ,e rope , ' •• : • ., . ' . . - • [on' YOnngfchick life. • . '''.• . .',' ,' ,
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•CainticikenS., have :'etarted un [hi wEiy, : . mr. Thent.ne.4:51een.,...iyhe visited Dei,- :It'' L. -cc "tne''
; .,..,.,2". ;:cheuvriess,., Of bi'dtbiatOil• ' 7 ' . durthe stlinn'ai•'•i' ' ' •• ' ''':' ' ' ' "' ' .f. '-': '- Sti.reie:”...aie:incl PsilatirutibnPg'!'ne;:l*S.h'oteIltr iibei,91)..eCtitQ,e'fi:-ttliriqarietdi,kiiuthte' :i•••tilltiii6ke:'
to • Obtain i'luali,tY• ';NPA , wi0i. egPai ' /nark in -: lee' , eaye, that.' the' usual 'frui , .eeeee %end fruit . hushes, and l e ery effort shOuld be, made ,t9- Prevent.
hr': 1. he set out early for best re- `dirseaae. . - • ' ' ... "
eernestoces must be ',41 eri....iip the. teak „Method Of feeding there is of "slop',
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'9.f na:ding }IOW ,tO establish a atandard 'containing corn chops15, per 'cent.; '1,"sa;i:S• , • .
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. . , • '• CARE OF BEES IN ,TITE SPRING.
method of feeding that Will reduce Our •barley 20 per- cent. and tankage 5 per 'ir•A:l'u suNPLO'Vt'ER ,• • c
Geoderham Dominion •Apiar-
COSt 'of prodection td, the level ,or our eente, fermeeted in „,*cimmilk butter- '• C. S flo ki DO i i F104 f
. , ' ' S. P n§' -'n n 9n ist.-I the bees are Wintered in the
• ;tempo:apes or below its - ' "Milk or whey for 'tee ....'°y,four hours musbaiicim......n.suiinowers are ' ; pre- cellar and d� not show any 'sign of
'•.,A One. ly..intimation is made by the before feeding. ;A CitiantitY of grain 'ferahie to corm in' regions Where, Orr 'restlessness, it es- advisable to ',leave, .
.' ' Dorninic;Thanimal inisbahdmarr, Mr..G: efeed, generally alfalfa, is used in sine-, account ef cool \leather, the latter teem. tie
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ere until the Willows aro;yield-! ri. ends. a great doal. ti pee the , eere people'self.either. directly Or throng
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B. Bothwell when he affirms that her' with ptilped roots and PotatOes,IcroP will not grow successfully. Cern .„ . b. • th t . ' When the: catkins given the bees during the 'sprieg. '• seed firms Their Seed crops are- in
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is to -clay'; never before was it neceSg.drY. that
electors ,should undeist4nd i.at of of
-those with whom. they differ: ,
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The Farmer's Sun
IOQ GEORGE . ST. "TORONTO
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ALL
-Someone :bas reigid ,that society may
.,-hg.r.41044,0.4.-into,•,khree:iclasgea',Oft;prealklef --
,Q49eleqeeenOttitsfif„thoee yhQ .work.
fur :themeelves. • They alit* no,"
body; they care for nobody. The. sole
13•14rPose of their, existence Is cit+
something of a perfectly selfish 'nit.
'ture.. They crowd other's down that-.
they ,might rig!, • .
-;••--11i-e7raeinhe're:''et--the-stenntrelase,--
re-n7littia-broaderr,:=4,11V-4.4.eiu4er
.the,clorninieri ef their- laver, immediate
,relatives. The outside world is. to
:Sherri' aeinedium through Vehiele •
,they act ; to the aeeds,:for
themselVee tied '
--The third.•-clase is 'Maxie .nee , Men, '
who ferget:eelves, arid''WhO.MAY .even
take issue' with friends when necee-
sary for the sake of principle.i Their .
livee are the uneelesh.livee. They Are
the . reek in our seeial structure upon
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'which we build serviceable 'and, per, •
manerit institutions.,
CLEAN-U.I,' TINE.
Thia;is.:cleahr;up time: •:.The rubbish,
h,is bound to accumulate 'eroUnd the;
- farm 'where things are doing During
' the long Wint•et dayeewhen the great,
' feeds end feeding are highly import- thongh in winter, cern, all imported'. requires hot Weather to Makil e satis- e 'g
finished market hogs. :.Perhaps lees the main feed.. : .. . . ' 1 eUther hand, Will grow well in,
Is ..positivelY':kneeei ,of the, influence , TheSe •rations e And strietheds are much cooler teinperaturee4 This is b
of i'ectli,i'•en the ultimate flesh -quality :quoted here merely as suggestions of all means the- most distingiiishin
., of .bacOn ehan on ..eny other pointeeele the Ilee 'along 'which there could be characteristic" between ,the two. crops
the niany-eided'eaCtivide.s. in :swine, eXperin4eritatione With a, 'view to rea-1 In :regions Where corn •g-ives„a• satis
. PreduCtien : '.• • •• ; • '," sellable. standardization of feeds and . factory crop every year, there is no
. "Aside from,' soft:, pork inveetige- feedieg methods in order, so far as •thing to be gained by changing -.to
;does," lyEreBotinvell pays, f!verY,little possible; to, produce ei, meat of e.stand- sunflovvers. e'Where corn cannot ' be
experimettat ;work has .been,„carried -a,rd ,quality, ' . ' ..,' . e. . • dependedeon eyeey, year it -might ebe ..„, -'rile eueeeee ,of -the -honey eereyp -de_
on .With.:the‘.,4apnite aim' of ascertain-. ' . 'Sikh. work' as May be undertaken ,--
,..„the-equeility--of .thee'-ieltienate. preduet.' first aeration, of-fighrbacon typ--&-It---,
elr-he Sunday. ----' Schoo-
, -ing, the effeet el•efeed and •feeding bri ishoulde of Coeurse, only be after, the
: ,Nevertheless;;. die bnPottaiice Of ,,these Would be . a 'waste of effort to , carry
• •faCtOrs has linpreeSed itself very ode!. 'these, on • ,With lard types, because
1 . finitely in a practical way." . ' • : . while judicious feeding might produce
It iS Of Some patriotic interest toi a hog that was :not too fat, it could
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note .hzt,t 'three Canadian .agrieultur- .not give the length of side, the come
., , . . LeSSPIrl VI.: 1 Samuel 1: 1 to 4: 1'; 7: .3 to 10: 27; 11: 12
..ists,.. lead. the World in their work of para,tively thin belly ail& the general
. • ' t4.13: 15; 15: l' to 16:.',13; 25: 1; 28:' 3-20. 'Golden
- deterinining the causes Of Soft pork- character' that. grade . a• hog "select"
• Proleesorep. E. Day; Professor j.."11. for export. ' . ,i , ••• ,
, . • ' Text7-7-Only fear the Lord, and serve him in truth with
Grisdale end V.- T. Shutt, ..ok. the X- ' ; Given the proper selection for type; - all your .heart: .for consider how great things he hath
- periiiienta,1 Farm, Ottawa.. -,Their :formation, quick '.growth and right done for you. -4" Sam. 12-24.
warninge for the last twenty years on finigh Much Might be done to assure • '- - , .:• . •
• the OVer'LdoSirie .:.f swine With, core „thefexcellence,of Canadian bacon qual-• ' .•Lessoef FOrtEwortoSamuel 'began With the Hebrews the heart was the
and ,
.- i a, we I known though their ity on, the world -market through as- his career as a se,er,--eone who could; organ of the int,elligence. Henee Sam.
words' have not •tilways been heeded. eertaiiiing the' best- feeds and leariehie see hidden things•at a distande and in ' uel bade 'the Israelites serve the Lord
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ant. faetora affecting tYpe arid qualitY 'from, the United ' States,. constitutes. factory growth, „while sunfioevees 'on Bees,th'at•have wintered in peeking efs,E.e.ss-'br TIIE STRAlAiIIERRY. sPected beLre. harvest, 'while the 'seed
from one colony tb.another ienless you either leaf spet• or:leaf •scorch ,apPear !
a casesoutside should not be from When •setting out a•new:StraWberry rigid eingsepreeftlrois4floset rnputittya,l.as: :wpealis.las :to.P.9t,(1v6Qi...siiisn;plboaslcaleile....at',31)..kweeipthalit tl'iianit: .'
patch, old Ishowing' t Ms
g in the first. super which may . he Be-!
Y' the cases until- they are. Working -well. 0 eaves sYmp o
of leaf 'spot or leaf blotch eeuid be ler,germinatior., Tf the growing Crop' in •order. . Old boards' and odds and
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passes a satisfactOryinepection as re- ends of various sorts get thrown- out
• eral weeks after cellar -wintered bees; removed. , It all the foliageisaffected
gards parity of. variety and freederre to the weather in the most 'eve:liable. •
- have been removed. , ;•' , it is better 'to discard the plants.- , '
- Do net transfer brood or honey As eopie as the .first .symptorne 9f'; frein, disease and if the cleaned .seed places; the ashes from -the Stews or
germingtes 95 per ,.cent. or better. and furnace eilay be heaped in the back
are sure there is no dieeaSe"preSent• in the etre-Wherry field, spray. Mune- is free from all-'imPnritieS' may be • yard; the litter„;acctilnulates abbut.the
,diately,with Bordeaux rnixture,euSing
'a 4-4-40 or a 4-6-40 preparatiOn.. Keep,
the Plants Well covered with spray
throughout the ,seaeo'n; • :spraying
every two or three weeks if necessary.
. The 'best means Of -coetrolling
inil-
dew is to dust with sulphur,- using an
f30-20 'mixture, tie soon . es, the first
Symptoms of the disease are observed.
Repeat "every ;Week or ten days if nec-
essary. • The dusting will also aid in
the control of the strawberry 'weeVil.'
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b'e. the future.. (Read I.. 'Sam.; ch. 9.) Ilk 'intelligently
Whet the bacon -hog industry in. the what modere feeding methods can
1 reinarkable faculty of ."second sight,"le• V. 2-1. fu-rn.e. . not' aside.We earl',
Dominion now needs as urgently and most peefitably employed on the averi tog
ether with , his very real, insight, scarcely estimate the force of Israel's
. empliatieelly ie similar_wark-in-feedamageefarth - . ' ' . • . . brought-1nm intoWide prominence. In, temptation to turn aside froy,n Jehovah
and feeding, having in mind the 'di -j• . • This 'is'. not -Within the 'seope, of an; a period Of grave external danger and , and serve 'other 'gods Is •a ' ' " ' ' '
., i e_1Was,sur- _a_really...first_class. animal...would con.-
--rect-beee-ing...-of,,these:-on -theLqualityr individual -breeder' oreProducer rit-re' Of internal-dfierder,•-diie'Clireify- tb-t.liel round d with great .nations whose," Eider for a momerit „ the using of ' a
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of th,c-flesh.:.--- ' -' • , . ,, e ...' e • " , I quiTTS Or ianized work' in exlierimental'Philietine invasion, he aPpears to have civeimliez9etion tatendi military,. r scr,ub sire 'Or• dam foe•the purPose..On
'.• Any experiment'S ought net to stop' stations under the supervision of techiacthd as:a sort of governorover Israel. se
' d to a s die' superioPri°tywe'sfs;
- short•at the actiial killing; they ,ought ideally trained men. 'The increasing- Then Ban' assumed the kingship; and their gods. Theforeignsgods,appear- • .
'3- the other hand there are,hundieds of
. to be carried 'straight, through a Com --I importance of the 'role '•vvliich export Samuel gradually 'withdrew fromPub- ed to •be able to do things' : Vain' farniers who either . through circum life. In to ksson h tenderst/ * Th dutiesd *. I
• , , e ttngs. e an , - idols of the r stancesepr roug a , ae o . a ull
. th ' h I k f f
, „mercia pac ang ouse under.,.reg,u ar aeon must take n oure farmi.econ- I.. .. e• . .
van..the ;full tale 'be told. ' their fiillest" resonrces in such .. an. iseadnuiustratemr_buteheeadmoniehes Vahls reputation was inVolvecl-in th
,er s , ble ovei seas. nly in that way 1 Provincial •Departments, , ••employing -
expert metbodS right to the consurn- omics .' amply fustifies Derninioe- ,.and ii
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his resignation as a "judge," and de- neighbors were Unreal gods Who could at ppreciation of the importance of a
vers his farewell address In this render them no help of any sort. , proper choice of parents continue to
parting .addresa. he not only:vindicates Vo 22. HiS,great names. sake. Jeho- "take a chance" on nature presenting
• Wer on g ‘feeds to the: undertaking. .• • israel to ,•everreinain.loyal,toefeliavah, fortunet.of hispeopleeeThesurrounde 1 ' - ' - - '-' e
followin the
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w'th. superior - offspring from
officially graded -as " Registered ''Seed ebern"'lloors -.and eatables; :Old • fencee ;' •
and handled as such :registered. that have passed their days of use -
seed.
; is handled •in sealed 'seeks With fulness need, rerrioving entirely' and
registration' tags.• attached. Faemers perhaps. replaCing with riew'ones.•
desiring tc) secure *high grade seed of The early spring is "the time for
'aPProved varieties should getiri touch these .thingS• • The werm spring days'
with the Secretary of this Association when the •froet goes Out, the refresh.
Whose _ljeadquareers are at 144 Vit- 'frig showers Conie. and the grass he-
toria Street, Ottawaee:-.1.;:11.. NOvinan, gins to: green, These are the days
Dominion Cer,ealist. • , When life' asserts itself 'anew in the
. 'bie'gsi, as well as in the grass
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• ' . • -7- roots. We become anxious to do things
Its the: worst NVIieel that mekee the
after; the long winter. of quietude. It.
most noise in ,the world, '
is•a great dine for the out-of-doora
• 'well. One of. the best- farmers of our to•get these little jobs .mit of the Way,
j grow where only one grew before. to set the place •in order for the sea -
Decide this 'sprin ' " d ununer to son's work,• it'is•an Opportune time to
wage:a reale active caiimaign against "slick up," , -. -
' all weed enemies:. it pays' and pays' ...How much ,rriore satisfactory it is .
11/4I6 farMer who -seta out to .produce provin'ee Says that' he- always keeps ' iii season, than to. have them go u'n-
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Good Breeding in Seeds as
Important as in Bulls.
and for actiOn. The fields are still'
It is very easy to let twir weeds too met to work;'. there are a.few daye
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_ who has been their' protector arid de- in t' would • 'd Jehovah b animals of nondescript or very orch-
Fair • Play for the' Hire• d. M
'I. SA L'S RESIGNATION, 1_5. • what he was able to do for his people:.
Consequeotly,
Sphagnum
„ g na ions wou eu ge,Y 'nary _breeding, and as in the ;case of
itIA
The rophet • ' fi le ha • • '
-noted among rassed by, the powerful Pliilistities, ea
their mine- surd _as tbeeotliere , _.• ; • „ we aimo_aarry I aro stoclU st
fielde-'--likeehis--barneefloorHelean doeie -Or ---liariginge -ori----toe, 'bore us - •
.and neat., , ;: , • .., e 1 throughout•the vrorkink:ilays. The im-
proved appearance of the hoinestead is.,
HOm'e Gardenl.CollgotionLsuifi' ' ' . ' ' .
cient reeompepse for the expend-
„. , ed. effort, hut leaving that of, eerie'
Balt' 'pound Corti. half ,Phund 'Peas. half po w sideration it always pays in'' ef011aTi
These are an tasted stooks. wriie Pm' this 031iscilm , pi -one to aboUnd and destroy good food '
13,•ene:viiii. ff., • E-.-. DISH 0 P ,& SON
' - •• ' . ' • -Baden= - '
• . --property-pi•opert7-are-these-gelf.saing-mi, -
:bish piles,. of which we espeale • '.Flies
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hreed by the millions in 'those ,heaps ..
of heating,'• decaying litter, and the
cild rails and rutbish are ,of,; some
;valtie-in-the."&bod Pilee' -ete--"7"1--'-e--,-
.., The, yalue-of -yonr-farm-iseincreased •
if it is clean;'• the impressitin. on •the..
'visitor; the •passerby or the casual ob-
server is, favo_rable,.....le_reacl.s your...-,.:,
-char-acter -in--7your--handiwcirk; and.. ,
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Beans and l'.2 assort,ed",packasei- Viaetable Saida. , : • . ..;-„,, -. .. • , , -
impala for $1..00.... ., :- • • •• .• - . and cents, •The -places. where rats are
tua ,our &strict:lye, retain:Lir to -day.
Onti•
' if he should .desere live etoek, there are Still hundreds, of,
d• them his name• would fall into disr farmers • throughout .Canada who ade a. -kin e , • •
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to ch.' 8,•Samue anoin_teci.Saul asekiag
. pute among the "'other, nations. •His ererY Year 'Sow "scrub" • seed and ex- - , • , , Offer. the .nersary ;nee.
Moss
• , • , only under -protest. The people ha-""Pf°Ple'''' P s ever, insisted pect or hone to reap a pro tab r- -Two teo
I have beeii both a fennel -land ,a.n men: This place•was
.an employer of larm-hands And I be- ern -Olen& in that. sectio
lieve...that_the..:_questien-of.-farm-help .nthen.-larmers-weiteerue
JS] not on'aceount of
that Jehovah ladchosen and redeem- •veSt. ' The One praetice ab- ;154h. •„.1,41143)....54t 0-40 :Pet bah"
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n • aed when nn ren in erne -lawlessness, b r_
eing„eaeomeci.,:f.ett.....theit.:4-king...eva.s.enegesser.yetoeholde. s iniP...9retalicee tilt....legealeae be •evEL. 1;es
He. waihed• make. of
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e,•,14,tterunv.i,hie_ eee. es-ospeeratepreeeeeeen. •• -ny ed t at - to --produce
ftn §EED:A14colir, IT ISAIL) " • ' And •
DALE ESTA
the, prophets believed that the king- County ; and y'our. province What ;1*.'
is regarded as standing hi la , skeial • 'of 'ero ' did. • eleepen MitiLahoutethe "shetilde-beeethezeiioat-delightful living'
, . , ,• , -Placeffietlieetiniverse"'
0 A sraePse trouble -se ssiona on -People-laia-D„ifirdt, da" mi,riacfg. or vorietie;
- -• • * ,..,.., Israel togethe,r. Samuel; • OV
Iles :largely ingivingthe-farm-hand _trying to ,get merf,-this, .T1 :.,
hcrwever,' them 4.a'pecUliar'.p.e0ple,,7_=..,.., the'..pe(),F,.16 %..,••'...-.....•'14..;"e- 1' 7'P.13,0PfFQ-F.,..4.)j;,..;,.- ..,•••"4."-;1".".".;.L.4:..../41.6ijir614!" 7.77 --,Te. : • -; . ,
'':".•''''' 3 1 '"they'''"Ii-- lel 'h --- ' ki '•
levee, 'hat s Ott ,-- O -,ye- 119"
a!ecietere.,,dealeS'e . • e '' • ' '' ' "--- hecleaefulleerevieanii''I'ae-e: - ' ' ' a '- • ,, h. ..,
to pick Up. extra •hel,P, ee le
,
it. -,;He w.ae noted ta4 a i.:biddi1,18.i,be *el -Anted 'semi; Years latet. ent freen this;narrative -that .Sarn.uel Welk -beech" .'.r he ,, artificial breeding ' GREENHOUSES, BRAMISTON
his 1, met' a ,:-EnnOtE.,.." deal ei
•, • '• ning, ..! Three la „ kinire had, been. thee, . 4419n -to .1', -e-hovah-ardi a ••.. san qribegirmingOP.theinetienth-:ceritury" -
- -ally was-one.*.or-nok and awir result -I
;e•
_
" • NIsstunis lestly- you -o,--ilr-have,A7-bette-FoIS 1010 Piiiiori.
Plant , There has been too much of a, tend -1. V 23 To pray for you. appar- paying crops may be considered to be . . TE, , td. o yourself and S,011 -will be doing peter
bit toward .maldn f
eneY,'. in mapy, quarters, to treat' the
,fatne-handas a hobo', Whether \•1143-..getu- •'.„; leCd :ehip was a .inistake from
g .yonr arrn, your
1 II •
Aiave•eaceriernariY.•fellb-vvi-,:iiihOertetediii '
,7011:ift•trive. human- bei n eae.
,•? Froin71-07:, ee,9$rieneesee-keee;aeliiiiede:causee- ore.mciet-- l''''' ' -' " ' - ce • '.behalf- l the' ' - would.'
----
Mid ,-strains „leavee'beene-prodUce-dan-d---
'treat and how not to treat .farm.lielie: •
ship refleeteel in the books'of_ Samuel; intention fee. continue as mediator be:I
SenfloWers• will -grolv-andthriVe.'orie-
Th. I' eh't.'
mparatively 11.60T , '5011 '''and • -require
If ey_weree o os.;- e-eauee-of thew hare , • gained'-arielieseelit eriteillidkv There.are,thus!-tveo •views-ot.the_kinge PeenliareeffleaeY'
Sunflowers for for Poultry.'
.actions,b6loig.... the ' Way ' they, were
e V..2. The Ici•epeivallceth• before' you: tweeti-,`God .eancl the' peo'Ple., I will., spread. abroad. •• , •
'treated ,by• their: -ernployer-e- „ _W_Iiereehetinie . - - ;
_. •
•• • . . .
1.41 4.2_s_.4s.
t °e4
.„ . 0-N.v hae-iee;s d . teach -you.- 1-le-wi so ins ruct te.. e eience %%hie eels s e ween .
, ,...A ad 41,i,i.„t4i•e_:,othe.....hii.,.4,41in•re ,see•n- empleceyereef farin label, enys'elf.; I ni d - ea er, VIP g,,epe7le in their diztita.' 71.''''''‘` "..'-'7""..""' .-"'L;VArietiOg'firoit'-ofilY.: hi' '-gener'Sr; iiceljear.'
', •• e ' ' - a' e•":1eefOt•S*.;:tliefrelike' •-tfSliefelier a 15elOre lila
• - • l' some Oi. the • hin 6 l' had leerned-'e ' • , , • ' ' •
Y 'IniXidt to pot
11'14) * °,1)(71,I, I (:, . fel ,„ k,,e'ri.i.'il;1 s8o°nisis fiCtri. Isvuifthfielifenut. pilooi;'; reverence. The:foundation of the'lle-:1-mons •Some varieties furth ' • '
•
lot; 'Cif , real eholios who; ' under 'the 1 ' up ni
• • . .. , , .
. . . 24. Fcar. the LO7Y1: Aold God: int ance' but in. pract,1-7•3'..vOue.••ig .(;';'7
• influence of:decent:treatment 'and' fair. .
. • a farm-hand. I,.,reseived .tliat. I d, that Ihe is an old. men;.arid on iiccouat brew, religion .was the•feeling ofeaWO I 'are • partieularlY '-fidepted ' 4-::-•,,,„ , ,certain
.P1a3r, developed. into - good; 'honest as4 shouldlike to before God as the • highe,st 'and'.'holieet 'I ,eonditiens ol aoil and 'climate and .not
' ,treat MY ' moil . hayA Ofhis ' ' gghWieh
e, e, es to he relieved of faithfal Workmen whe WOrked for the -
been tr,eatedmYself 'in ,eny farni.;:harid,' the burdens • end oresPoneibIlitiee , of. being.' In' truth4 with. steadnSthes0, I at.•all . Cie veret '-pe • rIV, '., te others.. .The•
e?-ee-,••• • .1361.-.0tet;,,6,e't-Pf-:-.016.1**-40416YP•rq' - ; -Leeete-e"-e-e- '--'-"----'. ;;;-..e, e - -:.;,-`,e-e:e." '';';',•••eeeerotaCeize:regatnuersele• nSe:Were'.-regarded,'wela!`ebTee,1-lee;dlie:erietietTeeef:Y.2°)ebeeedbi.e..t.ac.):1-B .c,,,peit-ieriental Fai°•inS" '.'id'ak-,--init-n--iiir
-------------.,,"---.- Y,,, " , ' • ' :, ' -• : :-* ' ''' , as Corrupt men , ch . 8:1 . 1 .• have lvalk-'
,. Wheiii WBS ,going •to.,,school, I 're- A' ;don% pare what 'section of the:
a
mombtone stimmr I. worked on. ne ioere
cd, ete: :He has been their leader for ,people and the:kip g. - , • colleges throughout Cane,da. have done ,
e,' eequietry a Mae, is ,4arming.
long time. Pethapa he iS'here Cone ' . AAPP4ICATBiN: ..' .'; : ....',' .' •. and -are doing An immense amount of
fruit .farm. I Wasn a.
hired as aextra certain problems that affeeteis ell_er,astieg himself _as,one,whom the• pee, eeLooking back -over, a -long etreteh of
_work -producing-varietles7suk_ed,:t.P.
esleep. Was a little eo0P-of 1 b f 'd e • , th utre ' h d I
•f
put d 111-, 1 0111 u -rink -the. ru,sh season end ma..S, 2•reeike, :Vrcd -one of*_:those - prObl ems 'knew wath_Saul, WaSz... tlee wT,i.tecf. of; tnichis-boof k-sd Far:es,- f,osr- tc,iiieffeesi:ellItt„,-eveN6.Teiede,r-tteadinins-0:e.- 7ariti4s;s. emnarteiltrse
in, vvit-h the regirTar,hired man ,to,*-th
labor problem.. Farm labor, like v lo, still, comperet41111 ively little. known toeus an idea ize
o .IsraePs -outs an in , ionefac-• •t e fir al- ver ict as to ,theeuitability
THE "BRANTFORD!: COSTS) 1(58
'Concrete for aIl form building' needs la .
sided economically WU/11/W r•:-r.,:rd, farm
model Mixer, for hand or power OA.
sklde or trucki. "C.64 tour. own engine ot
au, 'TYPe Kerosene.,Enelne.. We also
• ' larsd.:-D112.er,i-ter, •htf5-i
, GOOLD. SHAPLEY
" MUIR CO., . Limited,
200 Wallington St. '
, Brantford,. . Ont..
. , •i ••,,,a- pi arle,, up dtidei,..44....poof. ,- ..I•t•,liad :otieeameeebiee to 40,0,iit,!,.,•.kirilic-oiidition§ • - ...v..;'T-Sliintel had Veen' not only ,a; tiers. Samuel, ste.odeat,tIM 0,1i8$BAiCoadt,.:.,0t. ,,ai,S•Olit,t,015.•a.,:giNqqa,:t'airit - Thi, 71
eentallwindow; that., Woulde.opetre-Only)..ai,d- faTk..,i11.43i; r4-teaeyour 4if.m" help..., , Sort':or 'Viiidietitor of ther ighte Orhii: in the' hiStor,y Of the peopie,"when theii quires the cenSide'retion :of:the Lifinei
'. ,'.0.-A;ery .littie, and,,,t,lie•beil.,ArfiS ,h', fea:- or8 like men ...and in . a iliajariv;.of -people .againgt the it Les ad
noppres-e political fortunes took a new ti fl enci hitnself; 01- at tenet .that of..seineone• •
‘• .tilP*'1.-!acI•• ' .,• ' .''. ' ' ' :* : ' ' ' cases yo YOU Will have inee...tO„ deAreevithe• 17-,,!!47.74,-,.1'41n!,..the,13-Ocitik9711.-T4liidiknegS.'-'911,ii' at.'4!:Sitii.e.wii!„'sP:.-twhi%aal'Irin'dt:1;'c!tfg.tiltid'at'af(4tsinliPlerl.,$.4.,1;ii.S•dtLin ;the (11-11 'e "4:S";e•CeniPetent to ,
"After .the elicitea Were done' At night -.Treat :theiri iike ,holede and 'Yon are 41.i!' -I'd.
eia cted as a magistrate, ,adininis., , religioas 'genius:was at..tha.helin .,,,,,ten ,. Make a' .reliable c6mParative '.test„ of.
;tlie"re 'W.,. iii• nothing, , t9,: 46- Ind ; go: to' Mighty , liable- 'th heee. hobo*. tO ;.deal ;tering justice. Now thee'adrniiiistrae ; the transition ,feom a loose national i the. most likely •sei•tee L " ..... .', ' '-, • '
bed' or, it out hi' the' barnyard some- ,..withi• .•,, _ .• '..'. , "..• . . , , . ':'.' '' ,i,tion of juStice .in the East is •noteri- .oreanizaiien fee that Of .0. kinbcdtran was l• -CFSE;'"d0;/,31J-tin• OF f'HOSEN'VA'n.T.-ET; .
isylleretil0 11“ili,l'Y 'flidlq i'reeni mix'''. ••• there' isliothing.that:Will..,gi. an' Ceisly, cereal:it. 13ribery"is., rife ; the'nticlee-• :..,", - ' ; , , ' . ; '' ' '.; ' • ' to ' '• ' ';'• • e - ' • •
. .
'• lona :to beVe the 1111(11 helii nrOnnit 'the 'eni'ployer' '•,of; faiin. lebor...,inte better,' rielr U',11 1113 'Win" OlAt.;.....thO loom' are-',, . l....t,t fis; obaeilJe:.,Saitiner 8 4.:itatillea. , • . , • • • . . • .
,n, or .r ,opro,tuce Titi ins crops it.
••house,, except. to 'eat and .sleep,i, and repuee,eeith his meri tha'ri, givirig them ,pushed JO the -,Wal . , Samuel,' 1101.1.01.11, (11)0+ for. leade,rshtp 'at this erigia, (a); ,
be groWn.,..AhnostZetjtail.lv ii'-ripertant,'
19 not enough that suitable varieties'
's. tliereAm'ere • no tieWspapei.s::.or Anii$e,'' a ;•tiOnare 'deal and ''Phowing :them 'that:. v• .,111.4iFltes:. :Min. eel!. .a.S.-,te Like end up -eel -lee wasjiche en' experjen„ce; ieH„e;,;liad-"" ' • : ' ' • - . •
shies • to rend : , ,. . be, is persenally intereated in'•thern..
• , eight Judge , dealing empertiallY. wjtli ' "judged. .fsrael. for many. years, end is. ihe "lis6 iri,f -g°0(1 e.8.(2...dt..; '91'i' to; „leervert,,,e
,Ther resultelereSetfl4t:•We .1i*Ki.t.:+0 1.60 I ,find . in ' their Weifnie.... The-Intnen all alike : ft -ia-saide-that-M-oh-arnmed-,HIA-ego- been ae`PrePliet''-tei 'the peOe'-'tO ti,10-tirinino,l0;&:', ,"V•f•Tth,-1•:itr'Odely'?:(51
: :•''' , ''• , early,'• and 'the Combination , Of liet2attie,.', I, shortly before. hie aeAth deliVered' a pi.e. During.hia-long life lie learned---eOnsidered -bilt-individaality. inust--be7
' roorny. feather bed aricl;nearly touch: betWeen . the.. einpleyer of, &rill' spaach similar to. this .• '-;.'. .' ' ' ' ''',, ;to ',know' ' 010 Weaknesses "and, the live 'stock-,inot,'OnlY+ Mulst p.eilikred be,'
closed ia.bor and the hired. hand* 1k t . V: 4. ,s reng , 11 of . s fellow 'coantryi eti-Insiste • oneas .wel. , 4.Goo.d seedl :may
, . . he .peopleencknowledg..e that. .
.,*indow ..wee''.Wie" thitt',140st.,eeiialiiiY'..jtia :4.,as smile ,-. advantage nq ..n1 faaY. . tnue ••:: ati,.served' Ilieweeveil, , • • .: e (b) He possessed an runblethished tb-., be . defined 81. foilowt4,.. .viz., 1.,.. .„ ...
' -did, \lot •Work,.tOward „die .tontontineat! other line of intinstry. , - ...V., 5. •_ Tee '•40,,,e/ ie;ivienese..,'He calls . tpntatiOn.• :.,..NO. one could reproach hint
(a) Seed WhiCh helOngS A. .W
."%arid:aiitiSfeetiOti OL he.,ir9d..ha s. . ,. , . ...,,., „ ., God to: ',"itileas, that Whah
t lie as S;fld with haVing,,tised hie high ;office for '' --- , '
; id. d11.1
•'•
On this farm. there was absOlutelS7 no • • .• . ' .. • . , '. , ,,.. , • ie., the Saered.tillth• Mt. 'Ribbany-An ; perSonal gain . • (e) .fre was intenqei , bred Natiety.• which,. has, pro,N*.ett.. iti,
0l1 1.1 teucli •bet,Ween the employer , ' When.zOWnig ImrstlIN eeiee; or 4PY , his Seilait cApist, Points. Out that...the xeligiouse , pf„..eourse,„ tha-Ni4iii.,..tim„sile.c.1.4.1- fitileg,-. fltre,..01O ,;.li.f.s.tliCt Ay herd;
;iild ., tele- „member* et , h le. ' temirye.: mit .itther:seedi:thaVamslobrili, germinate , peeplo of Pgiestinee fee- thi eedity- add- BBtitt-•(- of - his'. stretrelf.'; . . Prom,. hys, :it '.ieretie be., 101.1.71 101111 ';''',':-- ' •":-""e!'; :'; -
. , tee eh:ad, halo-. 1,- ,', . , p '''l • . hit ' co «r therOws„ of ' eeed's With' .eMPhasia •.to. ' their' speech by..calling, pliildhoOd he.,knew • the' tord,..and his, -(b..)' Seed' whiCh • ,has ..vente•'.freni
iii,,, 6datrast to that, ,tarld ,,o,faa.:-aa, bwitd:Et ithit&ifttfoy nteee eneeiegi ,•arid. it oll God to Witness to their veracity.,.eharacter , grew • steadily because. it strong,vigorous parelitS,! Which. poS,,
•.:-.4jther ono Where •I /Jade worked. • Ori. leaVe., tbeni 'for 004' a Weelq then Tho ,in6de'rii' SYrian 6a3.to. BY'. Allb ir.a..§ rooted in. humble toietS',.:(d) Ile seSSOS Stkcjti '. r'j.. In' f" • . • " .
large, .uniform, 41:11iiin, sound,`• well.
inatared;,,.`,free,,froin -Weedr,:seeda iii10-
t • •
from other-ObjeTtiotiahle ',seeds. or
keraelii: .•; .. : • .. * . •,,. -,
, . A:, bulletin entitled. ",Sest. Varieties'
of Graitio-hy-rereal;f)fiisioriy*EXperi;
mental' Farni, • Ottawa. . in which .itt
given A' list . of ' moSt highly recom-
Mended, .:VarietieS: is aVailable.' fLOtti`
fliii,gt0titiOn ...13.ittneh,.. bepartnieht . of
Agrichltate, Ottatva.' • " '
- - itovho Sta4cii tipoii gEGG; . .
irrigated farms
Southern Alherta
little care .eirid attention after they :
'get,* good start: -:They Willoktowever,
stive. 54 ,thuch better yield eit good soil..
• Sunflower -seeds not only make
change itt the feed -for poultry, but.
tr'ouble that is likely. to decal-. during
the molting period:: The.. fowls, will
,-,bare.••••leta '1,troable„ .growing .,•crop •:,ot
- -iieW7featliers„..sin,d; besides there 7 will'
be a:betterplustre to the feathers ,As
result, .;the anake:atsiatier,••-
:'. '1111**daeraina(let'be:lie.;'-e. is "Atli ad*,
r vantage to feed sunflower , seeds in
"anS..*;'„'•iatiantity.e,.,seePlidilrrng-t ei•.
, molt-
ing 'period. ' A sinall, quantity, how, •
'ever„ mixed. With:, the feed ;is •of bene.„
,
• The Giant Ilussian sunflower is
good kind of plant fer poultry. The
* head'eare large and contain quantities •
iciod-Sieed. seeds. Plent,I•soen Eater
fourtii gA.f (TA, ei;t3„iel. ow. ed,...v4ii:enii.e.,,,rs:tohleee.:.y9abl4onucte.....„
Omits appear, look` out for, CiliWOI7118,
As thElr may go Straight ;down. the rerat•i-:
clesti•oing the planta. When danger
froni entWorms -Witt; :thin: the plants
te. about four. feet apart in the rat",
' ":
In the Parnims Paha/ran Di.1.rX�E
Bow Paver Irrigation Project
An "especla.lir good location for rniXcd
farming. and eatrelere. Splendid op•t •
portunity, for young men bovrilvtng
I Ir. -di strIU tr,vrtrertr-gffra-fahrTre nno
be botight at reasonable prides,
THIS IS NOT .• PIONEERINO 'the
'first 10,0U 0. acres are geiticd, and '
another.. 000 ''acrers' DOW treacly, fot,
pOttlerrient; nia.Xitnurn taring from
retireace, seven .mtiese Geed -eeaas,
.teleribbnis and schools,, 'Payr'
th'e Bost Laild Al4e,zia
'WHO for ful-ther,information to'
CANADA LAND and °IRRIGATION
. CONEPANIr. DINCETVD --
Medicine -Rat, lailerta
' • ' d I - le d ' th• . le- t (G''`" w116.t I
iemove, en a, a , ye . are, e ;ie. n s . baVe Said IS right ari .. Wee learleist. HoW, faithfully •he, re-
, this Place the boss .tite•..his 'noels, ie true.". 114. crotifinted Saal, the king: . Minds the peoPle of •their•past laStery,
4,---..-atdvanee.,O•Clila illel'4'644:'-lhen4liettAVo.,Will;,,b,ethrottfth-the.,',,greatid,..and.,,,brive,'ghbAankt., IlkeNtheeprieeeeeirid.;:tit,heie:•aridetheeteationii they*.haeceeforegiati-
.i filed, late the 'dining' 'reoin • letie Would . the start Of 'the weeds that :take:, so :religious • digniteriek. was , at/bitted' .itido .atio, loyalty tothe Lord; „.11,,tri„v
' Sit ;at' the head or the' table; And keep Itueh • time to,puli: ,tronl hat*aan .the with sacredoil to syttibelize,' no doub.t, earnestly, tOO,''lie 'etteilipte to dissuade
6 sr•1437' one's• Oita. add' las fast 6., 4,..it.ttio p.iiiriti3:.-ivirg.,4,A.' 0:, . ,. 'the. OUteitairing. of. the birine•: spirit :therri from their Plans for a nionatehr.
•wite-emptle'ili . 'And-14W4sAm,,emple.y.., - !:, •• . ' "----,--4'...-.,,--t,----- '' ! tiPoit•liaim, ,,•• • ' , . '.. '' ' . , ... , • ,(e) 'Seniuel Wee, ' A -teat leadsr, loa...-
or who believed in. good food for, his Ilivep feed .greeti.01fie bOuglial .ttist• II, SAMIIDVS PAIIT'IN(i ONAgitit, 2,925.. cause lie:loved hiS fel ow Countrymen,.
and bore theta on. Ida heart before the
fainilY,'.arld his heip,..• WO Ihired,liarids w nter, while walking through the . V. ,20, Fear nOt: in Order' to con- Lord. He Was. an 'intercessor" 011.1116
'Wit thO: §arde' sert of :fetid 016t.' the ' *6°4 1 br°10' tiff' a'.‘fe* green.. Pino. Vinee the • people •oie their Wielcedneee Peelile'itlehalli -' ' • ' 4 , • '-' ••
Kenny got Mid tilaity,,,,' of lt,, Our ,b0UghOf t901C thtilli ..hollie . :and threw in 'having_ A910.4,1X0r....it„....king.„...SainUel. e--2,-, SantjeePe--1;iidieiettlece-evete-'eliettelii-;
alaciiing Viartere •werelargo and airy -them into m'ylionitryliou,Eio,:Thelieniir-haa prayed for reineand thender, Vs. ecti sittnad' be .a theocracy, that o, the
and thei.a wore PoPera end :MagoShies,„ate. tliein iso•-readilY:tha,t 1.:gitliei,ed J..7 and 18. -It WAS at the -dine :Of W1.3•004 'T,0),it.titiouittiro iholi40-64- 14 *owe:
' ii10"-i".'enii; In'ilirtifedt .dinner rriore-.:7 X begoiietting eggs, SO 1 leCiPt lilirediti, the latter part. of JUI10. or in , '11, . staying lasra 6.,8trti oh4 on tha
' rt:qt liPtirii Mut WO 110.4 on ,the farni the head well St11441ed, . rrhl,e hohOS 'early. JtilYi ;Mid At this 'Season rain ,.):•ilth 'that the nution .that doe e • Oil.
the, b'oss would sit down' with us and" neeM..kitet like .ut 011ie ,And the .,,bircht 111-61Y.. fAlle: lil PaTe4i•lie' 07.4.1.13PcluNitlY and forsakes Will eOnte to shame
..tne people were terrified, .at such mt and ruin, 060,1 Sam, 12: 28.Y.. Arno*
talleOVer O'irClit of the. •olity. end, geol.. ii:re lively and .11g*O- rani, '' t ;never be-
, . . .
.,,,_'unusual •ecatittence. ,147itit al/ ".your taught the •ennie tioth).1.fide;edc Alt fhb,
0tettl.esx.e.,,,Doielt,„00itatilfijittiIt.tAtiitii.L10§-14-44-0-.0-1-40Y-014*:4-0-tillt:--WW .11,eark'''',1Vith-turt-the-liettrt'it-lifeth'z' '60-oligtettr-leitilefillimi. iitOrtiiht:
.,
Vtat eMpleyer hilt! the good will nt Winter .mentlis.-.0, 4,. H, ' .phericallyi the Seat Of the .affectionid ,,
d ' ',' ' • 4 c . '
t.
;Kee'litkendallt;
always' in the barn.
A strained muscle. a' •
sprung tendoir,ra. jolt ,
• or a:.:knOckr deniands,:immediate
fete heat? delay will
'result in a long lameness- perhaps
'in the kis Of the 'horse. • Kendall's
$,"„eyin Treatm'eat. Ilan AtiVes1 tiltirOt
'horseflesh than all the ether known
'remedies: Under: the halo° of
,Xendall's Solaria 'Cure, It is the
fortylear.old•standby Of horsemen,
-farmer! arid-viterkilians; •
Seed of approved varieties Origiiiat, - ,Celekifantiloititifte,1060(tfienitell,aotosaitar:or ..';' 1
ing froni i;eliable' sources-chieftt E)e. 'DR, n, j; kENDALL. COMPANY,
perimental Varmi and c6Ileges-18 ENtisatlaci, FAU.S, Vt., ll.S.A4,
propagated now in considerable claim-
tittorlsr ratiibetrist tthl-cittiii'dliii - , • -:.
Seed Growers' Association. thete • ' teSUE No. 17 --*230,,
,,Earbr. Cpconib.0&:
Get boxes grooi:?e, Inock
out•thg b4ofrnivel •each, :put screening,
overAliehottoin and prepare:Tear hills
latetienale...-,Thereeplant.„ .yonr: seed In a-
, hilt .not larger ...than the .siti• 'Of Stip,'
vliog
press the bet into the oil, s
the bugs cii.n.",t,craW1-under, Lea'-e!tlw
.1i;Ittc•sunti!}--the•..W.eather-gett '
warirt, You dab, 'Plantfour, or ,tive
weeka before you ;could in the open,,
:and -the screening keeps the :bt,tgi from, .
when the'' re
keeps the frost from killing
,.••••a
tatilicati -*tin
!'freah' horse intinarei and you •Cari 'asa.
thSitid• of screening. '
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