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:' : • ' FIRE, Losa IN ONTARIO. MIS. -article is'Yan 401100' to ever'',
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The larmers. ' of .•Ontario haye at Arian to - act wisely this Tear -and •re,:-.
. .last_..hetoO to.rettlise":09' Sari 'Pref. fraiit fretti Patting ,even one:lead:4i,
W. a., piaaimamuof the-00at4.1:116.fitS9AclAtign ' nnder the 'roof- of
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.1;"'"V".• ••;.• '-.1,-'—'---g:,:.;,- 7ultiitatCollegeer-that.4eiteti4rati.eve4y, ,anybuilding upon .iiiiiii,41*-tirEwo-.4-Ainy
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economy to pl, MS pr' In por' the 07100,- - • -", ' ... ' ,.., :,
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.the.,attempt; to wipe 'Mit; the."'illsgrace , ., , ',. - .,•._ ,' ' '• ' ..,....,
' '.of the past fa, years„, when inilliens , ERADIATE.' THE .:TEX8Tt
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.aohti's 'have been. .legt'41a-,the..dor. 7:- The Canada thistle eairbeeta leat•
'' '''' • Stinetion of our best :farip: buildings., .(4 'if thorough •• work Is on.° 4i, ti'iS
•' . There 7 is nothing surer than, thefact right tinie, ad says ,/,. E.. Howitt of the
.' 'that if:a fanner 'persists 'in •putting Botany Department p. A. panaie. „
• ,.jrtto ,the barn poorly cured, Or Tordst , '1st BY early after hatweet, eultive-,
•-.„,‘;••fr-,-..,.....--.,-;hay.,..soorier-or.,.1ater-ltis-turi. t, -10-1--C '-910..t....tipn...011-attibble.'...graungl,' , '' • • ' ,
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_ 2nd By careful' and"persistent spud-
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to .stand the total lose of his buildings
• '. •, and .crops through spuntan,equs .cOm-,' ding done in such a way as to prevent
• , ' bustion of the hay. ' ' '. '' I, the plants developing. above ground.
, • 1- The' Fire ' Marshal . advises 'Icau-• 8r4 By • frequent introduction ' of
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Coll.". ,., . ••' •• • ,, 1 heed Crops. 149 the rotption,
• 2.. The, insuranee c,omparles plead, 4th, l'iy seeding with clover,' taking
• "safety first" • . • -. one or two crops of hair, plowing.shal-
• 3...The' farraerS who "OW,' by sad low early after harvest, and, eultivat-
, .."!experrenee'What harm fires 'mean -sPeali „ink frequently through the Eall, '
:timidly' againit?-nttemptitig tk. atqre th .By stimmer falloyiing. ; • ,'
' 4.' Th'e Agricultnral cPliege''wains CANADIAN •VARIETIES OP• FARM
.., ..,....„ , all.;#armers'against the •extrerne Oan- s• -CROPS- GROWN' AT HEART'S
• ••• - '. '•ger'‘•41.iiell acceinPerkies the Practiced DELIGHT FARM, CHAZY, • •
• ' ,•• • 5. The. individual : farmer' places .• , '
'47c-'-erlY;c4red hay. • ' • '-' • 1 • • .
poorly cured hay in his barn at his • " .'. •
• ' ,' Own peril.•. .. , „. • , I• The Heart's Delight Farm at ChazY;
, All who know agree that the prac- New York State, consisting ,of eleven
., ties' should' -be -stipped and. stor;ped thousand acres, is one of the Most
' blimetliately, that means this year , noted farms in America: It is interest-
' ing to learn 'when on a recent visit
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partially cured load. It is not a ease to this farm, that the hundreds of
.of "will there be fires,?' it is simply a acres of sPring grains tin* eilltiva-
tion were in all instances varieties
•case o whose urn it Wi e to suffer 'i ' .
: the loss. Only the reckless •will ;ail which had been originated in Canada '''''
- • ,, to hec4 the warning. Let the hay stiou• the oath and the barley at Guelph, and
• In the, field rather than ,try to- stere it, the spring "eat at, P48". . The ^9.
. in:unf..i 'condition. If you do the lat-,1•A!C• N°• 104 variety of winter Wheat,
ter the hay will lose its 'food, value' er-iginated• at GuelPh more recently'
, ailyway; and it will show a lack of was being tested out. ' ' • ' ;' '
.• .knowledge of -good farm r ti ' '•' ••• '
the Part of the fernier. - JULY • SEEDING ,.OF SWEET
• ' ' .'''' Tricregeed-aereage of elover- hay in- - ' CLOVER.' ' ..
the past ,4w,.,years and the habit of _ Vicperiments at the Ontario Agri-
•• cu„iing only he leaves, leaving the .miltural College, condeeted within .the
$1. c .91 :improrierly ' cured, is 9113 of the past . four years, show excellent •re-
tiVa main,causes which lie at the root Sults from seeding sweet clover alone
- • of the iricrease in the number of barn in the month . of July. ," The seedings
..` Pre4.‘ The other cause ' is ' haste in which took place later than July were
• curing nndiitering crops with up -to -unsatisfactory.. ' : • ' • -
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A' Business YVhem -a, Little Knowleilgo •Often. Saves Many
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4ent. of the feirmer,0'_,,huittlfrige',fn.caii-, rAteiniiitely1,04'ittinItera'tik.!,.e'-49.fg-
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aoa need painting:, The alithOr reaelal This, Can -also he'deteethd, in...the sante
ick thir eonclasion'whe-n 'erossitre'thelnainier,.: as it does net wok-as-f,reely
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etnilitrY by rail between the Greet e'under Vie hit/0i as the pure sine or
telsgs, and the ,Pacifiiiover two differ.- l d, ' ' •
ent.rentea and noticing the' Condition ..:1.3a,i7t4 la a, ''','Ilite'*-St'inle tOnad in
of , the buildings along tliiii• 'right-ef- .Veins With, Ores .of leak sliver ''and,
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way'. in. the. Country through which he, Mercury. This white steno ,Is 'ground:
;j1aSSed...•,,,....•.... ..::,--..: _: ....... •: '.L.,.; to'. lt-Very-fiPe-./2.Pwd...S:9.1,St then cleaned of
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Y91..i. ais'...UMenir the. MY-per:sent . all 'fOreign Snhatinces h7.a. "•‘Prtlee's•s.
whose hnildingillicied-Iaiw:iind," ye'n, .'callecrliOating.'7Tbir..-considt.S,Jef...mix.,
' ' ' th'." : ' ' ' ' ' ill h Ve in it 'With Water '-..aiiid , running., it
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LEssoN :serrpro---This Week We their particular church was the deor
study the life of John. the Apostle. into the ,Kingdom.
-Like Peter, -he • was -called- f rota the, John the -Transfernted Zoiln
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pets to, become a fisher • of' men. came a. different Man. atter he nad fel,
recognize distinct differenee betireen •lowShip. -With, Jesus.: , John 19 :2b-27
41-4e-eliaraetereof-Yeterand--„,jcilau.._:.sliows ..us„...a.,..trikilL.whe is contrast to
Peter is the: leader of' t •
tjol-m-is' the lover,'"'; '";•-•,"‘
made an investmenethat will' be offset ' thi°nKh a series of „Settlinglanks• ` In
two, ways, . It, will ..add,,,Iiioie t!la.o. -tishelillla:ivt.6tdantlecA,_rmearnimil_kp-illitilie,ts;bswtaanteet,
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what it to the;-'velue'eftyeur
Place; 'and' it viill add Years to the^life elarifies, then the ivater.t.s.„ run off and
pofurYpoouser bou?pda.iniogts:vilherZoevoi-oe;.;otshoPdthouflua ,baotptuorme owfhtilitee s;labnskanTeehiiss• is rtminovede• ,
good combination of ingredient's Prop- dried,' ar.id.'grehaa again and is now • ,. . 1
-erly.„-reiked-aruLskillfully.„applied„is ,toi .f_eadY f.9I''AiSe. ' • ' • . I °Oiers -without that Small circle' had''•wanted an uppernoost seatin Clirist'S: Perm's rtidce.,11,0_2g' yre1.441._glrie club
form' a compilete-weatherlireof CoVer- - ,Iii this felliTil-fr nowir—itiii-gii. liniiit.e he.en. ultIgred to service-aTd 'endowed-Kingdor-Tcl-Th-e7reggbli for tei-is-iirat---sager--t°
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John's °Nee- were but for what they could becorm • glie . all a ,
and . zinc. ,Haryta. fnUoweth not un.th us.
'structure. Without this *Protection ' hbth white lead
both wood and, metal. soon .deteri0rate, 'Slides .free from under the brush and.
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tion is not that this person is not a It Was daid recently. of •u great cho. " •' '` . ' to make' changes and think ,'" - --
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'hitt ithatbhe. is ne,1 master that he Could 'detect at once the • '' the asSimilation of n'eW-fangled :'
• Although the usual 'procedure fol- makes 'a Feed 'Paint, .itS enlY"•ha(ii fee- ts:nd, and qualities.:er a good voice, even •if the 'ideas by the ,,young may disturb 'the, . • '
lOwed in getting a johof paintinidone tare being the fact t•
hat 'it 'is' less. therefore lacks trdui e'. P• le
; disciples; the, pieture we. getearher-...in the es-
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DON'T' KEEP THE14,;
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is):•thai agla otwisdonmindr, . ,
ambition' to fuifilt that vief014.•"'WheiV
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Auillilegnrolfdttett41014bliiit111tftiVfi-.4'4,'::,-;',;-+','"'" •
elianneld, -11,kuth atcomplishes things, . •
"Woith-- w'hite, 'When interfered with, .
the; eigeiiiesarte do 'id 'either killed 'or.
abed ,in cletitructive Wily& 11,0/Oat of •
ourcriminal are youfig pe3Ple- whose .
energies 'have no,t bad! proper - guid-
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_therefore,' quite, necessary-, -, • •
that. 'we, i ,
11*-. fottilerl)ictu"Te•--shelsNc' td -1-• thewevs,-of-our• n -"
t.' a man Self - assertive and "intolerant,': rfseigics7 .and fiSten, atto' otively. te-Yt°hueir...77•' •
i• j64.'N's: GOAT )418'fAKE, Jglix*'.1 these AT' erses portray 'a disciple Who , .
1 V . 4 , Castutg. 9'ui* 014).8. si:rt was
steltbfrgetfu' deeply
svigrnitel-• ensospeenatiaal;cipaid,:nstairls.dutIY., tz9e. dirueretina°n9t. •
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4 a when John • came • . •'.
gtaMe. Note that this perSon-,was. doing his Gospel he does not ncouragetheir_e_ne4,,gies
a good work and also doing it in the self. It i's.• not that he 'conceals '116 . lines."'. • ' • '
name of Christ. 7Iiis ineident Shows name, rather ,he never seems to think ; For this reason we regret to he • •
.tv.h:et nt(1)iteeminzille-dwotroklf the kingdom ohlfghchnhainelgfe. itTlithereeni= •vibzen :anriiaenruteznr. •that .,.frequently parents do not give •
sion 'when the children are •
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, Thinning Apples—Both 'Size
Qualitir improved by.
-• the 'Practice
Thinning fruit is not at all gen-
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picked, it' took '649 apples: from, the
anti:darned trees, but only 549 froria the
treei that ,were thinned t� -„fill a
- The increased size Of the apples
*On the thinned trees made up in bulk
end--amOng---orchardists-Jn--,--Eastern
-for the-apPles-removed, and_the_per_,-
worn. • l'erhaps the chief .'reason , for
ing to all the Wood. and metal in your, of iharYta, and is .used- te adulterate,•with, PoWer• Forbad •• be„eause. he Christ loved men, not for what they: h •
ttitude is that 'mature peo-
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, . e sane ion an owner was singing wildly out of tune parents' travels along theit narrow,
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work and let the job to the'lowest bici- an Pani not . . not•aleaust us • • for us.. M- 'John even. when that disciple' showed 'w° 141.° •den paths of * '
all -lead '
der, one should have some knowledge These are just a few of 'the Pig- though he was not a partner in the' egotism and inthlerance,' for ' withafl.• This cenIhril haman"failiag is Preh- - -
merits used te.,adulterate Paint: We diseiPle band, lie"was a partner in the john had great possibilities which ably ,keeping many boys and girls '
of just what a' good paint consists of •
is to call for competitive bids on the 1 y, , g ance. Forind ham and in the wrong key. ;Christ' loved
opaque, and does noteover as good as authority, ' and iiid ' •
• ' should''also elie some consideration to work which that barid•was 'doing, and were revea.led in later 'life.. . , from taking an active interest -in prO: '
and have it definitely' stated' in the - I not a rival. He should be feceived up! i When John,loved, he loved with all_ gressive agriculture and niaintaining
the relative, quality ,of oils. 1.,,,. . ,,„
,contract as to the'k• ind a matezial to • . ascension after his his heart • He remained "with Jesus their interest in farming as a liven-- .
• For all exterior work there IS onlY '' - 8 6 '
I death. SteadfastlY . . to Jerusalem; until the lest. To "John's care Jesus ! heod. . It is likelY te -cause YoUng folks .• ,
be used ,and how applied. •• .. .
one available that is capable of dry -their ruralsurroundings and ...
A job of painting done with some . . 1 hreeep himself to go to Jerusalem, committed his mother.' John had en- [ {0 dislike
of the cheap; ,aduiteret,e4 materials g . Y g 1 owing the dread experience that. tered • into the deepest ejxperkences of ; • • . .
to seek at the earliest oppo tunity the
in reasonably fast and formin the knowing
A . . ; Chnsts • ife and ,t at probithtlty dis thhe 1 city?, rig , ways, , ,
that, are found' on the Market th-day,
goo,l lasting job; and that is the raw Vs. 52-56. Sent messongers7 to make, reason why , Jesus cornh i e i
and these improperly applied; ".iS -al- • t ' h•s 1••• Therefore, We _beseech all parents •
- ' • Pure linseed oil.„ , . ' necessary preparations, for himself InOther to him rather
It is not the author's policy in this substitutes being used to -day by paint- , ' A vil a csof the airier/tans. He .. • •
brothers. John 'gladly • aceepted this in •belialf of their children, that at ... •
legacy. From t at pur o n . her . . , s,
h h J h took h least- they offer no barrier to the
most RS good ••as no 'job at alit, with However, there are a eat many and the company that should go
ers .in doing *cheap work. The cheap_ I ilimste'illuded to go hY way Of SaMaria and onto his'•own home. - - young people taking up club work: If
John, the Apostle of Love. ."John's they but knew the b'enefits which have ,•
• • film or binder required to produce a. awaited him •• there • 1* ' •
• Canada, and attention. is directed to centage„of.No. Jr apples proved to be
the advantages' of, the .practice in a 58 per cent , against 32.3 per cent
. bulletin ,"Modern , Orchard Practices," from the unthinned trees. Shipped to
prepared by the Horticultural Division the:English Market No thinned mi..
af the Dominion Department ples-hroUght-42.01,--;:per....barrel.„Lcojn__
, In the process Of thinning, pared with ,,$1.67 for the unthinned.
,:...,..•apotted or deformed apples . are re- The conclusion . that 'Where
:. moved. 'Where- there' are „toe Many the trees . are at all loaded, it pays to
apples inn clutter the poc•ter one i are thin.; This partibularly-the ease' of
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removed, thus giving the remaining ,such apples as . the Baldwin, which
apples a better- chance to develop. A
t.safe plan• 1i1� VW°
•iipples will -he touching/ each other, on
e . same cluster. In the demonstra-
on' "orcharcla at Kentville, N.S.,, Ex-
erimental Station, 'thinning 'experi-
produce...heavily every other year, as
Moderately large -00 ,L eairbesob:tain---
ed every Year if thinning is practiced
to some extent. • • •
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---• -No Matter liow they squeal give_th
article. to boost any„partibular .brand
h messengers carrie to the village of
a readY-mixect PaiOt, Or to -'saY a est, and poorest' of these is a. by -Pro -I • • b d D•d Epistles reveal such a man as is se come to thousands of boys and girls••
t roug club work, they would I en- '
, of the Samaritans Would naturally be of the Years John grew in Christi -in
paint that id put, up--iby some good • •
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thing that 'will 'injure any brand. t f , d- • • Guinea on the Samaritan •
11C , 0 C/11 e This Oil i:i not . • h. Th ".. •- f th G ' • .
However, if a...brand:Of r d d
e re igious hatred or in e. pspels. With -the passing
Tea y-muce doctored op with dryers` and called "Celve
househas large patron- 1
reliablel that h 1
age, is being used, it is only reason look • • • •,. •• i 1 '° •
., variousnernes.” -''' ' , a i east of Tabernacles Wilt thou
ook fire 1st de it is fresh but • t• the of the f ' • We must prove dur, sonship by show- / : ' • :-------4"---7-- , ' t. • - •'' .
A job 'dor e with thiskind f 1 -'''
oi will of the great feastsThis the '
. I shown most to Ito 't love • Love he'' t '' t' ' '
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se ging up o any • , „ . points 011 , is no simp- . • - • . . •
ly an attribute of God it is his b ' g• to become 'cti e •in
coUrage their children to the 'utmost -
their future erate linseed. oil. In this case the j 's to -James and John- oari• D RY . ,
that we conimand fire. Here we see the mg that we have that love in our - . ' - ' - Ai , , •
able' to expect such a corripany, will 1 end of ,thirt,st dtitirs 'will ..'have the ap .1
fiery nature of JohnH • h ' ' 'hearts '' Tf It. ' t 1 `k
we now no ove we- new . • , • •--
. . . ..1 stroy the Samaritans" b li ht • not God for God is loVe John had 1 Milch cows should •be handled very .'
'keep theo ' their • •
.. quality f , . _r goods up to arance of a job ' f k 1 • • '
o a soinining. ,. e wis es to de- •
Th. b . Y g "lg. • t ,t ',. •- ' • ' carefully in hot 'Weather. :There is' a ; • ,
is ears out the name givert by no he impulsiveness of peter, but i.
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,per • coni eli
.buiin.cs.s_. ::...:•'. ., p..Tr. ot,e;:til, Ptp
a Certain standard which will ' ' ' -
Fish, oil is sornetin
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proportion. th the ani•-•+ - • " - ... • , • •• . - .• 1 . • , , . . : .
. as Ehas; when at Elijah's reqoest;
es4. -. . B erges, burned ..„„,..,).n ., God , , .
with advancing. Ii -t -m, e lave of great deal more dan er of injuring•- • -
When a fire .is first kindled -there is hot weather- th th • • ' ld ' -
brighter in hfs heart than '- cows giving a large flow of milk in
an ere . is. in co ... ' •
, -Sons of Thunder, Mark 3:17.- Evtrz' g
lq' 11{1111'g-7a:4W hinding.,-.qtalities of, yenr 'linseed- oil
'demands . ' t k'll ' ' ' ' -
grea . s 1 f sand ,experience is •Wehkened iri s ' .
' Were carried out with the -Bien-- 6a *aim 'medicine farmer
eiriCP101ififitlilittiSfactdry results. made a dollar-ali-eadinere-last7year
d th n' s With sangmin c
,Of When' the' fruit' was sules... ..• •,..„ • ' ' • -
he apples were remove about the on' pgtreated•Ile thinks of -his mothernand,' f m• k.' •
Hayinakinw ovipe because it 'then cures ore
what a more fitting, that. tie should e 11 ing Utensils.
asily. •It may be handledin the same'
and it, stands to reason that „a Intinu-! ount of fish oil used. , •1 fire consumed king ,Ahaziah's messen- much noise; the crackling of sticks + weather. -, • , , • _ ,• ,
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perience in the business, the proper
on ptat tmiriest tthh:it has any value as manner of spirit ye are of. This spirit
machiftery for the grinding and -mix-
• only .. or insee ,gers,• , lugs, : . now no., w ,at , Cows on 'good 'pasture and well-,. -
true soya.hean .0ii. , of retaliation was never. the spirit of
' Jesus. He came te save and not de_ ethr and st;epaadsiseerd glow Immature
f during the summer these is less noise but there is tr warm- greiried produce a large flow of milk , •
season, cense- . •
e irri a ion o
and leaping of flames . After a while
facturer ,. who has • had years of ex -1. The *substitutef 1' d. 1. 2 K' 1 5,14 K • h
ture than -the local ,painter, who theray stroy: John'sd thod w' .his ouently 'along with th 't t' f
ing can put out a much better mix- However, -mos, .o e, so -soya-,,
t f the called
buys bean oils sold to painters. is. not, the calm, intense, 'purpose
.esi ue e a er extracting, the,.
• , the method of anger, not love. -Went
Pr°Pase- surrendered life. When at last the excessive heat are: called upon to,per-
cur in is a ou o a en e o orm eavY.P ysica labor. o hurry ta• b tt f 11 the l'f f f h h • 1-T h -
his material.and mixes it on. the job. ' the r 'd I ft ft tO •'another Village;••turned• eastward•
, ' Many diStricts -throughout the . firer grades for cooltiag oils:The one to go through Jewish territory. . ., John, mie ,see a, man Whom •ar•gurnenta the cows or, cause. .
IIL country the competition in bidding on: tad feature'of the soya -bean -product Jelisirs un'EAri-T; , 'JOHN' 1925-27 theories no longer excite, but one' "end' produce. digestive disorder and.
ha've ceased to interest, and whom excitement is likely. to overheat them -
jobs has become so keen between local' is that it is very. slow dryer. This .
painters that in 'prder to -keep up the /flakes, if necessary to doctor it with I Ars. 25-27. •There.stood by the cross whose love to . Christ irs-, greater .and :
sicsness” • ' '
• fixion has come. Mat,thew tells us that
JIOULTRY ' drive their cows some distance to and
materials used and speed the work up dryers are - used, the quality .of the off viewing ,the sad scene. They had Egg eating is a habit that seems to up, frord--the pasture at -4.30 olcloplc in ,.
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deeper -than ever it had been- before.'
iltanchird of 'Waged , they have been artificial 'drYerS. . • ' ' ' ' .' • I ei. Jesus.. The time*"tual eruei-
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forcedtosacrifice the, qnality of the , When red lead, • litheroge, or jaPah 1 there were many women standing afar . .. ,,, , . • from pasture.. Where cows are brought
to A point where it-iimpossible to Iniiiit is ii-hVieired. ' Tuniabaltt followed Jesus from Galilee in devoted ,come f rom idleness and the fact that
nests; tilne.. the afternoon, as most dairymen prac_ ,,„. .
do' a theroughw job'. ,j• ; •• • , - -I dryers the best results with soya-, friendship, Then there was the small-, the eggs. are laid ,i1:1 °Pen
nearer the cross • • • • tree 'in' -order •to, 'begin.: milking, 'the • , , •••
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. „ „ anY dairymen find:it necessary t,o '
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' This adulteration can be quite, easily bean 911s.•
.• er group, standing • •••• .
tunes it can be stopped by filling an d d th h tt t
accomplished by a :painter Who mikes., 'The most important feature•in get.; within hearing of the words of Christ
his own paint and has some knowledge ting a goodfjob-Of 'Painting done, ia 6.
jeaus..lai-iiiiiTheiTlie: time had -come egg withni•ustard-and red•pepper-and,--...-'...- , • _:_ . . • • • , - •
'.;•1:1:s.eitisa','7Wi'iii.le 1-11.recaution:""sneuld :, be ' 'taken- not to
,,,i__. mehe. day.• "-Everrineasure..of----'4',..
..6-flhe''',n17ahll'il'irdS''61-"Zh-e-aliiiiaterTaTIS.7S-ere- -Writ iliaesir 'aiii•ftrie-6-i-foThi,•itiiiirif,t+wheir,!Sirneorea- words -were to be '.1 ill., '. 'illaC.ing--4.,ine
filled, ..when he said' that a
, These mat.erials are foind ori the All acale and blister 'shoUld •he re- woUld...ple.rce" the' son] of Mary. 'Mary are slightly. darkened. Mie hens' enter
Sviord best remedy, is tO baVe•
that are being 'nsed. ' • ••'-: i' ' ,.:. : , . ed are 'first .properly prePared.. : hurry the CQVVS .at thia. tinie. • ."' • , : ' • ...
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' I h ndl' theh •d t ', ' il f in ' . ••
re removed -by lowering -the •door--ie6,iide---a--. fittte--Efidoyai.0.-66-:hir iiii-"Iii-m-g
rent. Then the eggs can be gathered .
n a. track it the rear and the eggs.
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out to one side, back to the pasture or
pasture it is, not Unusual far a cow a a__•„„,,,,,,,, .,
.- , . fe - ..
ften• ' ' . t. • perhaps refases to go immediat.ely into
-Keep the -hen43-laudy'tirrecrefelring. ,
littet and mrtuhrne'n.thtehmes,nuatre
pOssiblei , „ ,
ei.lbarseyngoeut_if Htha6Vestapbaltei.ewnejethWith her Do net Yell: ''. ' •
• the 'rest of the herridc.
doors they have less time to form bad ..talutilite,r. and call the dog, but wo
the". hens with plenty:of • oyster shells ' g,
erier%lyti.;ngdoiianikWiglhodUlyt ii•noc.lublbe-!11. t..:•:,..„:„::.: .
habits in the 'poultry house, -Provide .___•1
....se.....the-eggs--will-ha-ve--firin-shellS4dand, Cows handled carefully at all times
not break easily in the nests.,
al.........-......-...4,-
.IMagdalene ; ..of whom it was said that ,9
_market...Under .many.,different_names. TrieVed.f-w-ith-.-a-AteeLsereP.er7:70r,steehseoeo-deyila-went-out of her Now she .. -a
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The Taw material principally used in' brush.. All „stir:faces , where the old is possessed a great leve for Christ .f
the ','Manufacture ;Of these „adulterti=d paint 'IS decomposed 'so that it rubs '' that will not•suffer her, to forsake him 0
_tient..i& as follemrsa_Carbonate.....alime.,,..upon „thp, hand._ should be gone. : °Ver. •in Ins .!leat Jagony,„_,./esua _. .1-$.4.W._-.1t2S,
01') hFillt white from. the chalk pits of , thorpughly: with . a :steel; bytiSh •br. a mother, and tke 'diaciple . .1 whomi he
rig and and France . Chalk contains , good stiff. scrubbing brush If. a good /4,ved.. ,John, alone of the diseiples is
wnii . near. John seems to have some ac -
magnesia, siliea and clay. , Paint on-Igrade. of paint 15 new used and
tinning a ver • large percentage Of brushed in on the first coat' you Wil
• y• . . , , . ,l,..him quainhtaiipce.wilegeth C,afiabephasg,whtihchiestis
ghvg
chalk has a .tetidencrto-he gritty:. and havea-job of pamting. that will • last through
.does not -Work freely_u_aider :Onrush. and look 'well When the cheap joWareBoho/d-ih.y-sOn.'-....;_ftehold4.14...mother:_
"Christ's trial And crucifixion.
.Sulphate of .lime or '.gyrisuro (also being done'. again. a • . . • - ,- Even.' in the Midst of his pain, the
• thaughts of Jesus are not of, or, .
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rea to
rve at ome
• When it is ice.cold, nothing
so,sure,to.pleaser.reat
• home parties, when. uneio,
• meted guests drop in arid
• for just the family. And
nothing is more convenient
to serve -oraered by the
case from your dealer like
groceries, and n fen, bottles '
, kept on ice in your refriger.,
:nor.
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,.••-4..very Veal', for 22.
eittre-th-e-fitirrearradien
plant wail.' established ,itt
. Toronto 101901.
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. r'Cheirestproducta from •nao
"bite- -Make
• Our. sanitary Plant, with .
. sterilized bottlea. makes . it
Pure. ' •
eliclous-and Refrett4ing,
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TIIR COOA:.COLA COMPANY'
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Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Vaneenver
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•e • y •• commend the mother whom he loved to ..,.. Milking utensils during, the hot
_ There is an old saying, "Make_ hey
manner as aLfalga-,butyunless-the crop- the disciple whotrche loved $ From that weather4hould_be-lie-pt-CFein., Clean-
. .while the. sun phines,", With which:
is heavy, does not usually take "quite hour.that disciple took her, John ae- liness. is not only essential to the pro
Prof Wade Toole of the '0. 'A, College as long to cure. The hayleader .has cepts unhesitatingly the trust commit- duction of high-grade dairy -products,
agrees -and fortunate is the farmer Changed methods to some extent ' It is 1 ted. to him. • • ' • but also to the health of the family,
„-_:_who:gets 'sunshine for the. job . . „ good practice to eut one day; tedd,the ' HT.. 3,01-11e13' GREAT MESSAGE' 1 .3:6.0 eSPedally if Milk is used on the table.
' -- -every-with hay_teharvest,l,one_Cannet .
followinglrierning- and -rake .the next :'-: .- ':--, •-• - . '4: '7,- . -intd•-hiattet Made on the farm. •.
• 'always' Wait fpr. the weather. ' One of afternoon... If ,the crop is very heavy , . .
• the essentials in the, ,produetion, of ' Beloved, let us loVe one another. At Forest Greve Farm we separate
it may have to lay over an extra day. many -years have passed Since John our milk. ,The 'Separator is Thorough,
--•••:' good hay -is Ilia-cit•Will-be-,enVat"-the'
-suriarisiiig nilich-faiter hay said; "Wilt thou that We command fir ly cleaned daily: As. soon as separat-
• :proper time. It Must haVe,srifficient
,
maturity to ensore curing, quality, but
-- -ever-TnAturity,-ineans. coarse, -fibrous,_
• loYecioality feed. Sweet -clover should
be cut in the late bud stage; Alfalfa
• ... ..is ready jost" as at begins to blossom
' and the new'shoota are Starting at the
base Of the , plants Red cloyer is
..-.
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give a.. larger yield of milk, keep in
better flesh• and prove more, Profitablo : , ' .
• • Tips on Bee -Keeping." '..- : : -:!..?. ,'' '.
Every be,ekeper _kneWs that. seino__;',.. : '',. • ..'„
colonies are miich easier-tohandle-and--- -,------ -
more •profitable than ethers, ,The good ' ,•• • „ -.
'agatitlep Toond i in pertain colonies • :, '• "
should he encouraged and in building..
on the apiary become the predeminant. ,,i:- -
charadteristic,- . ' - , . ' . la: "
'.. Colonies differ rnarkedly,,in .dispesa- .,•r,:',"1,4•,•,",;••,:r
tion -td.' swarin. -Sorne-delonies--Spend .
most of .their trine: ddring the Workirig ' "
1 rupning eight qUarts of hot Water .ean :h0 held, in,
sea on,swarrning. ,Swattiiing.91course, :',.,
-I-1--it-ir te be Coiled -the
be 'done soon after raking, and the
Avorlc. strotticle-WhOie- duty of life.:- Love is_of G.od...
hil'irian: heart ' through ' the separator: Belling, water 'advisable te encourage, this tendency':
check, imt _it id net, • • •
,Inet-Teitlite . td the7.belling, , point).
have' turned brown, ' .and timothy jest crop andweather „are right 'it, rarty be the briefest and fullest definition that
the 'coils fer •••a, 1.4ve. thust reign in tile
Ea should: remaiii in• because love , reigna ' in' the heart of '' M, the apiary, ., I consider it a., gped,„
'few,- days' '-'te sweat 'out.; ; However, God We can only interpret God to Will set .the :cadein and make it more
4 ;plan to divide '..,eplonieS hat..t.. Man ifest .•,• • :: ,.. ,r •:,
tmen through the spirit Of love., :' He ',difficult to wash. The ..howl is then
Most of ' it is drawnmit Of the win-''
&out and if dry mak ' '
es good feed. is. e
separately i ' - ' '
1: _ ALri warm water the seald.; .,
ITV:Aerate tendeney toWard Ay in' •
A good ,Working disposition With only
_ _ _ .hatabveth not knowe.h, not God, it taken apart and each part. washed '
-handled-to4beat..advantage-mbenjap- •
..proximately one-third of the blaSsonis 'Timothy is the, eaSibITtir cure J1 iritideratalid-,-G611:-"Gde is- loVe.-. This -hi- -
only the loving heart that can
e tyire, do net ase • Any ,sPecial pre-. ing charactieTitssit.ng-an-iictivotici.Th.
Colonied-- ' ' 8- ar irig. '
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will „make, after it has. gone so far; • • . and' Consinne them." We see howl ing is. finished tve,cleanse the bowl bY ' •
When pulled or rolled into Windrciws. his character has mellowed.: Love is
in :, Washing..: . put dairy ' itic o..gather:heneY and
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.. . , cut one morning and hauled the next We' store sidd 1 nst
Can have of 'G°11:' V'Cn. j,ohtl.:' ‘Chil'}I't'; liPteaTnnasi!'hl:or.:ts' vi-reathei the d'Un 'is . ' . S 'e '1'). f
I . • .. , • ' • , ••. . .., . andproduction, ' ' '
_ . . surplus on, should,be en -
'after the second blossom fella.
.. . , • - afternoon and
• ;In' curing sweet. clover., two: Methods '
ways. ready by the third day. ' It is '• . • ,
, rifair weather, is a - , , . .• , • • .°I: their .
t ' a i Was the liVing definition of God.-.
. . e most effective germ des • - .' ''' ' ' ' 8
tioyers we n„,•,,, i..„ t,fi • , ' . . '
couraged, There are. colonie in every '• • ..
Own use •
are followed, Perhaps cutting' • • . not necessary. to coil timothy to cure.. ...•,. , 1.• th - - ' one uf - ' ' ' ' ' • • '
• 1 the binder. and atholtiok unlike grain • NO matter what the hay cro C' t 'in a
Jel'S' IntoicraYieev-LuLe•-:,..'9...,-.-.49.-.'65,....,h,„ av•p,•-..,..11....dair-Y-:teteilai-ls-USec14.4.1atig-61.,:t2,;;;;•'-''
' Al'PLICATION. , . ."
ilt, ateligyand ,,,di,,othful,,,,and., ' ' .
.•-'-',--1,-41-'ellalialif.e7•!' ''
itin .1 , de.e.roP is. dri5r-SaYes .leaVes bet, in •tinie,, ,rake as . oon . as .pose.11
filet:id results as
h dancliesten ,drYing, tedd. .01..iy when! -;;reetiltiol' characters,siss•tha•-j!toleivn''
Or "itanip"-anir--6-60Iii-1,cafet - ' ' th'''''
, y wee er. study of N:ITt e,, sintani II e„.h._.:, l::oert„,,..titio,: t,,:ceeptp.sebi.ciul.htfiorlitv, fi;uttelif.t.,:ir,eust),,':r,e60t6.fhlittortan,f):,,it:y•.,,:_ :;;;.....tildi:p,broefit,d;I:ebSit'erieybeellides,!tale!:i'ie likely to
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i?ae: igeeenMantihuectorlm' in 1.
het ..weath. _. .7 .. .._ . ., . . . ......,.... . ; -Colorticar ineritin - a 4 •'' ''' " --""t
t,,red.'. ro..bile:is and .ilisease. 'cariierS,. '''''','•
I, kotriv, thr.t it requires more time and ,.1 down and_alleyyrel t 'latirPin11141'1..07,-cre;iletilh' No-edeubt-elf-alfei=and--red-•'eiover-Jin Ailidetatoed` "'•Instead
Leo-C:-ReyncriclaY . : ,--- . rfar strong healthy Atkins and ilr • nes
' ' ! for aboutlwo ys' -L-sun', and then • °' • • • th t J 1pf was a . orn ea er spent-- g - isposition.-co
placiclir'..g.4*,:itrusive•dis ositien,, lie r.
, . . • says a o
be made into the best ha,,v. by -.eoling does seem as if,'Whent he• first cina
aeile
o.
I raked into sinall windroW,S. .If the: but in good ,wc.ather th!e:,extra *rot* j.esils, he .orae decided y aggressve.
Weather" is •dry about three days in; in • , t necessary. , d b ,,
• 1 tlie . ..htdrpvi„,_virith aIr.,,bee"i.onal, ted „tens the .ha,rvest . , . . ; 0made a bid for one of the two upper-
, ..
' ding Makes it .ready to harvest - If 1 , . ,•.•Most seats in the ,IVIeiglianic-Kingdom.;"-
, the weather ' is catchy it is. advisablel „. „ , • 1 - „„ Mark 10:35-37.: Ile comes forward
' w
I to colt the er.°P .as Soon aS it is ':ral5e, 1 , „ -I Sell to a Hatchery:. . ,,. iahgeenshilluet: ft..rgPallekisanaleariallnSreititi1:.
Sar4e.
al . 1 up, ' ' " : : :., ' ' , 1 t keep the purebred . White': Wyaii-
- --- - -t------ ,•dotte•chickensk of from 300 -to 305egg-Litinrnke.'.3'51!''Plialsie-Yall°afrPfilYte r ehrindic' ssislitrnder' -
- ..1 ...Alfalfa is': inore..'easily,eirred than
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• sweet ..cloy,er. If. the •weather. is, fine..eitaih.:,, intend of selling eggs, to the who, while evidently doing good,. Was
„ --,•-d; store at market .pride, I 'contract all not ii "Professed ,folloiver of • ',JeSnS,
„ it may he cut in the '" frio'rriing ,tto
, ' raked tile.'"hfternoon :of thei, following 1.0t ---' Luke 9:49. ' The linpreaSion , produced .
•them from February' Istinitil Aug- by 'reading 'these thiags is that John
, r day. . It Must not he all°wed to rd -1 wit 1.6th or, 8eptember Ist to 'a hatch- was assertive and intoteranL 1-16' was
i main .exposed to the dew :too, inartY' ety''
nights or bleaching re.sultd.' After .• -Lfor 1.freenth a do.een itboVe" the lOyttl to Chrifit, bUt.glinth S. hot ninl
arket price here. I have built up n inisgiiided zeal. He :hacl. at thig. tinie , 1
°rakin, if the Son shines, one, *Ore day ,reptitatIon 'fot. good 'obiekohiri, and seii, the . seine Spirititwhifith led rilm" irtioC
In 'the -w,indtow gorier/111y inakes good ,
• • should be an essential factor in. up-,
„, lets of eggle by advertising in, our eiTPi.fY ....Tesn.sli . V9...,,x ee9. :1;;.P ,,e
liaY. ' If rain 'threatens cell; it up iro- town, parier....._mr. L. it ,, . *men, T,.rom titrie to tun na . matt
Iti any event -be Sure it iii dry when - - i.....1 t. IA I. tri
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" . ,:rtf(!.1-fplgi,,...9 jeertaP'. Palr.t.',..°.v.`,. In.e.,...\v,S) a
inediately ,and' let it make in the Coil. . ' ! . •
- ---,4'—'' - ,-• • s o nst ail ....ase.p.esuip. ,.i. here
• _i '' 1 ' • ' ' To criticize is One tif the easiest have Quen niany Woo wee ...Kaye Ade
liarvesOu and be cateful of the' leaves, • • . T .1. lier,„ praise ,coinintioien with them a'..teat of °OM-
, iri handling' as they Constitute ,the things to do, .6 Oa .!,I,6
OPOp., Mileh of' it, itt alloWed to got 1, . i 1.311E,N028tj'23i ,•Chriat'S preregatiVe, and haVe'titought
intinion With' Christ.. Jesus Said, "I
•
ani the doorP Many Christians have
tried ,to arrogate to- :thernselveS
1
' • ' most Valtiable portion or .the feed, 14 due Is Is °ft" left lindene"..
Red cloter Is.-tbe. dont Mon 'clover haY‘, ,
• • ,
' grading the apiary.--Wekness in'' the
•
queen er drones.is very likely to krned. •
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Keep Ke.nclaIt's
.; always in the;, barn:
-A strained riiiiicle, a
'Or a .k00,ak.clemanils inunecilitte
atterition, A le* hoots' delay will
result M a long larnetiesii,...,perhorei
,•in the JOS of the, horse. ,:.ken`clall'ii
'Spatrin Treatment has ,StiVOil.'nioto:
horseflesh than* till the:ether:known'.
remedieS: • Under the name ,of
, •
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Kendall's 80.at'rin Cure, it is'the
forty-year.olci 'standby of horsemen,
farmers and ;"ieteritiariant. •
-Cita tioite of kendoll a folog.,
Mo, for tho' hive Book of
' write for,11 to
1R fl. J. KEI413A1,.1L Oitli)ANY,
ENosst.ffiG PALLS; Vt., U.S.A...
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neis impeterrey-vithrtli,i,eitse. Nr'
thing but, strong, vigorotis
e�qies. --
should be selected ..fierki., The queen
•• • and dt•orie colonieh that tte etesen, q.;
the foundation for -a!pgrailing the
apiary be Active :workers, •re-
,sistnnt :° 'disease, luid good' honeY
gatherers. -...t. C. ' ,
Th'? stIccessful fattier cd-operntes
with' the, weather to grow good crops.•_
gelf-Satisfiteileit•is 'one 01.' the greiit-
est ebritacles toSCCompiishrnent,
:From time' to time Peonr,m.have re-
volted ;from the over -loading of gov-
erning bodies, either with men' or with
prescribed formal duties. 'Wise lead.'
ers who are seeking the permanent
good of their , people keep as tar as
possible from this doge,/ •
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