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VIVO 491)U tA'S one breeds and'crosses, the Proport
" Great Britain will probably for is AP- higher olio 25 per -Cent. A la
192a outstirip.. itt3 OW11, record in the -proportion Of the. 'pigs in the rerna
'quantit74 bacon and hams imported. 'it. 75 Per "'cent" although of go
• e• rade is greater than ever. Vrom qualitf, are, too- fat and heavy
:the, Cartidiall point of view thO,opeeor.:: .first.class bacen.7.•
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tunity. or expOrt business isithere. • -- some reipects the resppnsibil
foroT, greti'ter than. -ever. - , • for this undesirable: state of thin
Though the aetnafam-ouiitmii'iiiire-a--reotv with semki-iirilki-b:acc,in etqe
' "'from the'Doprinion between, January'. who haVe, paid upon a basis of Welk
and.the end of October was geerater....ale,•ae without „reference - to the su
•o'filutrt. etrkreetnhtea' s
ea
mefe
totalPeri6 ds supply Ywe4a1; dabilityet1:1,°fhitht e-t'ehaerciViilsb. iii-'3(;trrY1). al:PnaWPai
, E • Initalle'r., :,Aektih ..r-Nrupaik, a, country a certain rins o bacon curers ha
• Or only: three and a half peo- heePme selective in buying a
Pie and of an afea'thet could be drop-'•ake''adePtiPg an:. imProved method
Ped into One of .the Great Lakes. sent Parient• • '
four and a half times as much. imeon •"''Tha Ministry considers that t
to England as. Went 'from Canada; I development of baeen__tdiept,
- . In the firstniee,imatiths-nt1923-the-ai_d" the-PrOilEti6i1761'ilie rig": LY
ritab-imPorts Ni:ere, distributed as °I-ha-6"-Pir-will-dePerd-31Pell'Tt
tojlatvs:
Canadian' .10-3% •
Dani‘h ••• • • • • '• .44.0 "
, American ' 38 1 "
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Othera . 6 7 "
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,,•411.146i.Vat,,P$04...
"IVe daya, or a Week ftkiifillitig* .
Wjth,•eggs,13444uk .7.no!,00.74407: . ••••4 -*1.12,1 Werj0•.4.trainOt. from..MARCH ;
of,.$51x.p.qt4A47,:qop.44-*:41.,,tic.., oco,,isio .* ,4.1,trt. aPPftttif4,',1?0,Rdtkgi;tik,
be madiii", Of. the•Vrerkitig parts. -TIYI peii.M.', stair Station Ste 'Anne do Ta ----- • ----:---
wan the therMeatat. end innet"net he Made ,mixtnre„ of scratch feed. For .
10.4., nApot y(94; in p„lot. lornior4i vmatierq,,. Q..pe.,, ,bi,4p4144;.,,,..4.00,. .1111e,-Revi...vallUtiderSainuelp"-..1.-Sfm_t-Vhs:f-'1.-- *---.- -00.14:110i:-TOXL, %401101„0:,r.;,I,.
turned' ii.P.Isehigb....nor.:_down...ten-loW. Inillets-ther:,iieraWftiel' .n
4tinning.T" 'the:104%i a - 'week- vill:Tof.::'&44,Pa4.arAelse ' . ..,. . . ,,,,..._
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' 4...,,DireCt y01114 __hearts.. -unto --the- r .t,•nd:'-';1-77:.-te-44.1ii.
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.04,:itga:40 4 ler4tirskqexpree0or -at-;;;41-4 't _ ,,,
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and how Much the Wiek. itniat be Clean- •
1Pa ed., or tibia/tied. before relighting :it. /Mini were given the MiXtprilitit',.re9crIteie°1v
MOrning and, evening, ,T,:::::"I'leY;trig '''
: and body Wail then. off the market for pod... '... . .,.
a; l721A4'7,71;„„,344-,.-Aeiiiii;;,.. .
unity Of action, 1)404 non., cominun,;,.. On, 44TheY emildi pot. .eat. 'Stick pre-. never be TiiiliAg' t*gfell it; It will be
r.ge. Before refilling, thq' lamp the height Were given lest, .scratch grain in the .,
Iri; of the flame. should be. :noted,..b9forP• ,nifitizing.„ a°4f1)41)1147V4tilailIr. 4134';,;,1:a'. •C413114;t1, tyf .vitilidic confession of Sin, i maybe, you lea: about, aferOpranas; as
The .14'11411er qUaritity given- tgn .a., recrintrhable. waiyo•riafor itplaig 99..t.:,1-faliltr: ahenditoftPluQrT R. , ._ iel'n' b cc; ie'tsc;ii•.'" - -
. •?11 I-. used to feel before :taking- nix Aiiit:'1.
44c .4i'tui:1?i.,.,:' it, - 4albo - 4. temper-: - -. gt- this tune' -indueed: 'greater' exercise be. • ,igaZirite (ain eh: OY,'. he. Stood 41: gathering._ iiil - Seee_,,conir Zin.c1:414--.:fikk-tthat' thel t°P• of the windmill' •
ature of pne• MaChille,' so that,,,t_liP,PrP.1. with. beneficial- reanite:following.-:".-.-De'-for-r 'a' pure worship 'at -.01e-::tiltliis-Of; attention : Of thi'Philiatines..Coneecra•• ''tki*Pr' * . Went Iligh,*4"04' tC,' -1°4747;
,--i-'-'Per--aditiatiilent-careber'inade:-=-7-' additien.".".te -the Beret* feed' e dr i Jehovah against the unclean practices tion is A' firSt, easential 'to, that sePer.: .'turee. I that be the 6.03,e, plear;e /et. ,
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-7 , A theringetat j4; .able to handle only mash 'was. given ...•conSisting, of two of the :.,ons of Eli. Though._eit.gulit-,..-101L-Lggnra'gP,Lth4t--ia----req018ite.-:-.-fe"gr, -ire:-.2,434:0-0-.You-thWY04.":2,411-leer Or' •
rift: --
incubator to •,..",. '.' t • - - ' ''' or r , 'mix' tnre. ip: :kePt..-conStaotly•_beeferr.
the therm -Ostia ea,. Z '1,iire fieely: ' bird
ga_ve4.41ittle. surible-heati.---for'the;ree, -parts wheat bran; thiddliOga-and7cern"7hr,aordr.4iril.''thht taaVetearaairh;e4ar.ttnis: thhithP';r• iaetd sCaruidsdwehee'''*.4-trihe 7, V. „e, r I. gh li iss 1 1.• ':' laiiill ''qir-en'niles at . aSai-4,°t iiinn,yloPal7feee' 14''W°Dliiient:="keeti.k7a,Ti;elyht:::
re son that the tenipetature „inside the Meal and one nart of beef s 'an . Thiselh; there, 1.,,vhilc. yet:a:bey, he waRk„calleds, prayer,: 'TR, and at therri..' They' haveingi
make , ., , i . a ,111 ,a hop•p. e'g... : ' :' Doing „tile min, to be * prophet • ' In mature inanhOO4 P,Ognu 001.),attle;" "An Y living church dase•5,f.. •4i.e..4.0 or oil
. ,: , . • :."•• 'r,1',.,..`.. •
th 'Windmill Ne eel its periodic • •
°7. irhie' ma'7 e'"ee- the' temPeratura of 't-er .iii"ths" 'When' other green.. food i.a content to arroW•his'.0c,tiVitieS to the Poeition. But God's. reSeurces; are stilli • It 4'4;7474'414e thin;..put.qtlite tra0.0.1-'''
, he, heearee a Judie in Israel, and not Mast. 040,38 provoke 'Criticisor and o . . ' ' ' : • ' .
re the egg 'chamber. to ge": t90 ''higil- and net „ayeilable,., mangele arefeddailY: irlace, as .onther,...judges- had done, he •fer tboae '.ho -arl.'i':' olit. Ms. Prograine'that'4'"he4 T'74" illj) ' il'I a 131ane•'• Ini•et •'''
•_‘ the.' oely practical • thing ttbea to 'do , A -oght. diirerence ,avis.'„nead& in the held, circuit ,court, ',Meg .freire'plecea',Jt. la for!'.,ever,:yetfue: that Gott is.: en - 'dreds.,'nf-,:feet `-from the ground, I felt-
"P... it 't0Yreigalate. 4 'the. ilanie; of the. 'feeding-. of the yeeeling hene,.''' only' in 'antral 'Palestirie••• 'On, more t.ban the side of the, etreegest'.battelions. , that' if I should step out I would not
al laMp.. ' 'After that ' inforinatiOn has One pert of cracked corn Was, used. in one PePasi" • he called' ••together ' t4 The laws- °I- nature are God's laws' ' fai.j. but remain suspended in the air' :
, been secured intich of thel mypterY. Of the scratch feed while in the dry Mash - • . . ..accident or •hap-, I always ,suppoped, that I would hold-,
chiefs- or.,..eldere of Israel for fellow- and it 18 not by '''• • • ;
‘' a ' h hie -ti haz rd chance that they .6Perate toto the t. Ili - -death Iffee-gripi'''.-47'
Pe
artificial incubation will he secured. the"..*.propertion. of cOromeal-was-con, -
• ; : ' - : • • hip and.;:' worship an :.',1 us._ac y_e •„:__ a •- --,- •-- ; - .- --,en - e see •-viri a r „ .
lr machine,-'1the. thermometer..-MaSt be season It was, found that ,the pullets to their Cod- - „ • prieirig la the Mark the:, time and place. • In • statel
P9'watched "d h • '
ry ":,,;:whetho..„,.;h.dat...._is..-iiroced7 . Ticui,6.: sid-er.iy roveed., At. the ,6,n4 of tho ilionos-e;'-iiii,o;tiatirlaitny,t ,l4illesTdelcisonTmaonningrveotriiii 'de his •eovereign. WIll. 4qIitherta llatli, - 0 ., chills 040404 0404 other
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With my hair 'standing on end; while
the Lord helped •us. " . We do well to : • • - '
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O'Mara ure• in this dock gaVe a net Profit, of '$4,19. national- spirit in ' resistance to ' the AbheY,. bY cOnntrY, Church Yard: WithYi''d*n mY. clualdrcg aPine; but it (h.da't. '
hel , •• • •
1, reec ea tli,03 deg. P., the .thermistat PPreW4, while the Yeailing hens -gave, inselent, aggresSion Of the Philistines. Jiving green of a tree of beauty 'ant-
1.,:muSt•be d3usted se .theclapper above
$1. 0.4 fit • e reason for olie. all; Samuel was a man of vi- e significantly,. in fadeless ink in the : - In walking op to •the plane • it re-
bWealrtoreSseucinirset' itheye,.,6.advanita
. . .. . „eve n "gtheeS1'hrttctbhe- Pt4hsekti a°f11:3'Gaatig•r'eliatia•Yri'. Peasstraigeetleasti747Per.tAiq;:: children,
. . . may we. symbolize our find-'• pan. out that way. • • • . . -:
'holding Over the birds he second year '- e •ii, a: pif
on and faith -"-a man -with a great o family Bible by simple' priceless minded me of the thriel walked, down
heirloom, treastire trove to children's the, church . aisle. With . that little.
of the chickens. . ' • . . , •.: . - • • and. fearless; I. brown -eyed girl Who is now My' wife.;
.I „,,,_, chnibed.„ in, seated. • myaelf, -• and, -
. . e nation • was one with his service ing of 'God." The reCUrriOlfestival--L
ability of their'egge•end the, vitality• .t.p, hid,, God. .:1-lighmin.ded, lienorabla the ' harVest home,,, the: anniversary,.
, - • :. ---,-,-4,----:--,• . 2. courage ' against . the grosser evils. of rays :Wherein ,we 'follow.. in the train
)10 stood .with. steadfast •' the., glorious dawn are high .*eloiiftedow. riontiYm4iasWtasktlehteheerhastat:eti.hio.nilig9Oft,'„
• '•-•• Does:a .Garden Pay? 1. '. ' his time, and for absolute loyalty and of • ",saints, anoitlep deprouppestse_e;n:mthaart., .10Y' teeth for . a: knock in the 414tOr....
r . ion, not sure wh‘ther Qu"r ...iii,rde,n. obedienee .M. his Lord. . : , •. • . . - ••.',, ters,"'who have tast'e a • • '. The ' propeller. began to, huh'', _ the '
pays its was, or not .it taketsi 4 fa 0 • ,Ch. 7:5. Gather,all Israel.' In the the Lord is goad.' 4. • .. ..' ' ' • ' machineqiiivered slightly and . then ,•:'
hard work to ..ple_war•arid get out • the' .netinle.
Stuff;• and. then. it's • I - t d ' • • ' ' •
Of ',things it. could only'llaVe ,: ..••••••••,-,..".....7 •
F. when, adjustment Must 'be made •as ), el who responded to such a Call .Sainuel ' . . So
. Hyacinths.
. made -4 quick run. Across the ,pastnre. ••••
for a hundred feet of .50 When, I. SenS•••••• •
. been. re/oreSentati,ve inen of the. tribes How' I S Id '.
about a' half-hour after • making, the :we. could get along without. a. eird'en: earrliPt 'and mit:leen •formsLof wet-I.:at 100 per cerree•profit-The lereal-fler i+eaw: the
aireadY.-stated• ''Insliect,. tile working geta. tired. ,at it! sometimes: / think:against the Canaanite. gods , anti their. fall ,I.•sold in blossom at Easter
• : ' . - . • - • plant and . hoe! , ' Gosh, , hut my 'back' had alreadr• engaged ;in. a :ep,nipaign , 7 Uyacitlth, Ich'71bs. that:1 bought in; the, • ,.. , . :•. . - . • • • - , ' . .
' ed a feeling of .snaoothnesii . and,
time glancing over the side of the fuselage,
tois-.Of..the'--tellest-trees :far' '
adjizetnient,--enel '., if -.everything Ase e • • i• . i . '" •
-many Alines ea' necessat until t .* 1 .
'rtinning'cOrrealy. • ' ''. ' - ' . 1,
promising return an hour later, Or y. .nying -a .• itt e green . stuff off the: shi,P.* :H. • had'. • d di' ' ' " t' ' . d'l ..d. ' ''
as occesiorially. . ' ' .. '..
clenizig•bus'n 'ssi •Iiist s i . • '
:' r. have,been.keepirig tab .on this
„,.. . the „Philistine,oppressorS to the; Alt 't . 'plants.":
an...people,. 4 the would but turn to 'the ... '
. .. , premise , erverance is , lea 1 y par . me •50 cents 'each for - ' ' ...• '
thoedst,:zit, - , • . • . i below us. 'eve Were up in the -air..stilE.
• I have had, verY little -trouble with 'tilrfo Wbalei,days"With-.the team: hairline .arid. SerVe
, i 0 . pr rig 1 I:mgt.:4; pLrorpr.. p: e
!thaeil-Y:hetlia.ertsst7zintoge o her, merchants. are usually glad- to
.t.,Or°e,ers.e• baker-, 'confectioner's; arid
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Him oni$7, va., ,a; 4,, - er-..:-.1..e, h die these 'anti at,'Eazter Iline,
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"thermometers. I, have, found :that: Meet ! reaiaire • •••nlowing ' herr • ' " - - ' ' • ' ' . • ''vw "
finaneial inducement: offered to., t
farmer by • the bacon curer for t
supply of graded pigs, -at recognizedthe lamp raises, dear about,. one_
graded Prices.' The farmer, too, ,should sixteenth or one -twelfth of an inch.
realize that by helPhIg• forward...the ShoUld the temPerature continue to
, locum I for 'himself.
bacon industry he is stabilizing
The producer, the curer .lowered until the theriPometer. regis-.
Priee',,,rise,. the ,flame of the lamp ••nitiet bea
and the, retailer are all equally' res -
As might have been. exPected, *this pensible. for increasing and improv-tirnust be taken that this clapper covers
ters 102 deg F, and stays there. Care
!date of ^ things „has called for corn- ing the supply of Englishliacon. TheS" the hole perfectly, and if it does not,
;me,nt. .In the Pecember ilsne of, the. are in fact, partners, and the interest
"Journal" of the -Ministry of Agricul'• Of each is hound up With that slightly bend and adjust' it so the
of the claPper fits tightly ever the holeinitil
- tUre of Great Britain there are two others, and close co7operation7between tine temperature goes "-up •to 103 deg.
'I:editorial' artieles froin which extracts them is easential.
are given below, because. of their sig..; "The „size calculated to produce the
zilifiCance to Our :own two -fold indus- ' best price is the medium baein pig
try of liyeetock:prodiicieg and, nieat producing sides • wheo, cured Of 56-65
Packing. •-•<. - I in weighte., a,. rg-appreilniate-
"There is a greatneedfor an in- ly 220' lbs.. live weight or 160:165 lb.
crease in the number' Of pigs kept in dead *eight. Such pigs should be
this country, and particularly of high-, reach. at about' seven months •old.
grade heath pigs.- It is not a question; "The 'ideal bacon pig can:be raised
of breedin • ' •
e up as lish breeds It is generally agreed
Models, use. British pedigree beers for that the bacon type of pig kali best
producing their bacon,pigs. • Ner is it he obtained 'as a' first cross, nsing.ohe
a question of nature of fp,aii, for the of the large breeds to,: attain 'length
Danish pig is.. fed •on standard lines--1:of side. It is rarely, Wise iito go, he -
largely •with foreign barley. • Yet yond the first 'eyes's, as with a. second
difference.:hi the 'results is etriking."1 eroSe, the progeny often fail in uni-
, The view is held' that,. whereas at formity of type. AS an example of
least threekluarteis of the Danish Piga, a suitable cross, Many rearers1Of bacon
give first, quality bacon,less than one-. pigs use .Large White -.(Yorkshire)
quarter of the Xngliahpfg.s:reach-that,-boars forItheirleirgth7V-eide, with a
standard. "The Pangs seoure their'f:Middle White sow to secure more rapid
results by eonenti.afion on the singlel growth and a better ham and streak.
'aim of produeina a side of bacon: pig l'A cross the ether •-way _about also,
for the English market. •teginning' makes a very goo& bacon pig. The
with the bears they do what is
• accord witkeheidern views on genetics.
P variety , of in many ways from the various -En
Pig' the Danes.'
-Boars-whoke progeny do not come up
bacon • nig can, however, be .9btaieed
from. other.' breeds and ',crosses 'pre'
,videel that :the breeder •keeps in mind
to a certain standard are slaughtered. the type. Owing, however, 'the
In ,other words, 'the.; test 'applied 'hi presence of bleck pigment iri the•marn-
progeny, not pedigree. The standard znary. glands 'of•xertain.races of black
_
is not a 'fancy one..liased-on external pigs, produeing .ethe. so-called seedy
_points. , It depends mainly Upon Tie, 'elle in the streaky; wholly .black pigs
cise measurements of the.earcass aha should be' avoided,. unless, 'es seems
consideration is given also_ to, 'such possible, strains .cazi be selected which
Matters • as early: Mattirity, caPecity dee not. show 'seedy cut.' • •
• of flesh to. take up :salt ;readily,- distri • "In , the feeding of pigs for bacon
biltidn 'Of and ' • ,,,," it.will he sufficient to emphasize the
'‘‘It• is, clear 'that the' Danes have" fact that bacon. pig's should not be too
succeeded because' _they: have.. organ_ fat but should show_a_gciod proportion
isedlthhate-bUilness-of .biona-prti::' of idan, andthat foods tending to, pro-
duction,- from •breeding t8-,euring aridTdUce soft fat should avoided.An
ITOrketing.--Iii-thiS country there. is °ice" of •swill or. too ineeh maize. 'or
a lack of maw,. of aim or effort. As linseed tends to. preduce • an undesir-
•Prefessor. Wood 'pointed out An thel: able quality' :of fat." .' •
,Course of a' discussion at ..Cambridge, • • •
-; the farmer is- inaufAciently .iri tchich I Lliire Stock and Products
with the consumers' market: The con- Exports.
elusion of the whole Matter seems to' Marieet,---rePorts .of , the Dominion
• , •
be that there is- one Procedure-which-eLiee'Stock Brineh','ShOW:tharin-.1023,
iniy go a long way tia. remedy the: e'7_,672 cattle were 'shipped' to Great
'exiSting state of effefra., .We need , Britain compared:With 18;475 hi 1022;
mere -Standardization of otir produc-•! and that 96,873 went to the.
tide. 'What the EirglW_niarleat_re-Istates-npare vvith -189;760 in, the
qiiires and appreciaths a regular; year , previeus. Great l3ritain took
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supply of a. standard" product: iS ealyea lest year comPared with•
the !Meat Market ,iri the world. 27,72•011i, 1922; ' 6i2.3;400 Ihs.'..of beef
irony:O.-the position la- that beet- :eorripared with 99;230,-'
English produce is: stiff ..suPoiot, to 100 lbs. cif' iracen compared with 9.8;-
anyth,ing co; ming feo,n,l. arheoad„_. The 384-21be,:e2.•;01-2e.000---Ths:-of.---p.ork
; beat hO'Con• stiif.:corninands ,.,paved .with 305,700 lbs." and .29,500
• ' the highest pike; but ohe can • The, of. Metton.e.ompareci,•„Avith :34,100
undertakea futuredeliverr"ef-regiikir ,The Uriited States took, 28,148
• fniPplies, of uniform 'quality. - Yet the' sheep' in 1923 compared vvith 90,266
Danes tan contract to supply Sides. in ,1922; 13,087;300 lbs. of beef ,coni-
-.the thotisand,, ' of one quality." pared with 18,583,000 lb., 282,406 lbs:
"Co-operative seeietieS,' .Of ,bacon Conipered with -154,6001he,
are only Metlieds; it is orgetnizatime '709,000 , lbs. of pork corepared :, with
cad tho ethronon pnrpeee -inspiring 699,000 lbs., and 1,553,000 lbs.. of Mut...,
actirating the • •whole- • meehenieni ton ceetiptifed With 4;497,806
of production and supply that count"
' The following, are .eXtracts 'from' a
second in the Same issue of the
"Journal". of the Britiale Ministry of
Agriculttire::- • ••,: I- '•
1 "The farnier who Seth. OUt to pi•o-
Canadian Bacon Shows
Improved Qtiality. -
A cablegram received in 'Canada
quotes a large firm of importers of
,stock •prodects Englaed, as
duce bacon pigs 'should breed and feed
saying that: Canadian bacon recently
With the object of tilenirig"out eni-
feeinprOdnet,„,,04,00,,typo..that,,,can..be kgen.::!:)..fegteatlY,:imPreved
quality This firm attributeethe
• cOnyerfed, into first ,quality bacon with
!movement to the, system of govern-
Ini
emphasized that a! pig suitably -bred merit grading 'of hogs.-' ; The ,same
flint also ratites ;;that recent for the bacon manufacturer is usually
ments of butte° froth, Western Canada
an excellent pork pig; but it does not heve earned commeridatien from" BA.,
' follow that it pig which may be killed tish purchasers.
for pork is • of .suitiible, structure' for •
first; quality baeon.
Strong representations have heen
Made; to the Minietry be the ;bacon
Carers that they are uniibIe to ebtaio
-stifileient pigs of the right qualitY to
enable thein to keep their busineszlea
'running at full Power, and that in
particular :they receive an undue pro-
portion of pigs which 'cannot be con
Verted into first quality bacon. It Is
stated that in other, Countries, notably
Denmark and Sweden, *here pig rear-
ing has 'been organized for the pro-:
duetiOn of bacon, as many as 75 per
cent ;of the pigs sent to market are
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convertible •Into first-claas bacon,
largely as a result of alining at a
ndar.' 4,1-.4, whereas in England,',
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,
Wheh I want to test one I. pleoe it ini two 'more days helping 'Wife '
. • • . , , •
two or three 'different rnachines with• thing. That was six dollars!•
ether:thermometers, and Make co ---"I-1 cost eight1.dollars, and, Coentizi
parison„ ',I piece it 'just as high,!eunie i time I -helped hoe and work it th
slant; .. same 'position as . the therino- 1 the sal -inner would, amount to t
meter I am testing by, sideby side I dollars! •
with the gleee' tube -i. having the same . Of course,, we "'had all the•
. If I ,•firid any difference it will be a,nd ' sold ebotit fOrt '
likel : 1
. Ploizel: , '•-• • ., • •• • vegetableS We 'Wanted on. the',.
shriliks with age arid after the dif- peas, toinatoes,' arid 'all kind of-jurik:- fer „leher. ( The great tasl< of' over•,1 I purchtte d the 'h lb '
alive, and htat of all I had no sense '.•
of fear,..: ' '. - . ' • : ::.. .•••• .., .'
.We did •not seem to be moving fast,e...
but bele* us was Seward -three miles •
is sought to confirm them iii their new, often without any commisaion if the from the, farm Veldt but a minute .
T.;tit In found. faith, by a great.gathering for owner ' agrees to take •h.adk inisOld ago --and the train standing it the•
,praier, '.fasting, and • waiting ...Open planti Th fl • ''' A •
The owers make good trade:. - ' "
- station lookeil,as if we 'could • pick it
,the .oarnearieans "watch -tower," Was ' Therightkind 6i an advertisement.
tis 'God', • , Mi;Pah• (Rev. • Ver.) . of "vvhich attract°'re.• - • .: , .: tip, put. it in ourpocketsand take it.
roull...3.itilated 'about six miles northwest of in thelocelPaper wilr boring
- home for baby to • piaY''' with: The .
1 F.'rophet , Samuel." On tw other oc- 'played, where the crowd paSses.::‘ The looked- like well,behaved, fleas. • i -
and.' automobiles in. the Street
, -cystomers trPdkS
WetitY pfjellai.:;Nebyl'''Sairipwr,l'ithaPt -4•4 ii
l m. T e az d Zia ,of4...lfer .
." ai,ea when the floWer's. carieet be dis-
fresh Casioris it wee .the-•rneetingplace of a' etipply of moderete-Oriced tolbasoniS, at The Oriole banks (turps) around a '
cloud and again We passed over' the
table national asqrably. (See Judges (.20, e:, 1 '„Easter time iS ; Seldom ‘,'eq'uaE to ...the 'village on our way back to the farm.
most• yL,a.....trifie.22bigh, fer
e put UP awo' quarts of COrnrbeani
ydollars'wozteam. 1_7•Li legL-211s-aY Over_the-farin-We-Swept;096-feet-
You. xreYer the best. Preparation towns. , ' •• p, at a speed of . seV,entY miles an'
ference is ckterniined the ther
meter is Used again, illoWirig fer the
mo- We MOS. yo.galiOns of•kraut; had 150' -unifying_ the nation, "arid of establish_
• -coming• the Philistine "ineaders, of.
Pollads„ of sotiP beans. Had plenty 'of:ing open :firm-. fonndatienYthe reli••
'difference. • . • k cabbage, a " • • '
•• a and turnips to feed our .gion of Jehovah, could only accom-
If the two •thermerneters, .wheni'ehieLaen! through the winter,,, but it ,plished • through • and by • prayer.1
p ace sideY "side, do not coMPare cost pretty heavy. our gars:len. may ,Samuel •wai a •man of PraYer. See
in length', I place the liulbs side by pay -I du I''
. •
• nno d
e, u froms.a largo
ing the.
"cts re-
tailing..
housee,g, ark.ite:cdt: ex. xc). ss.
nts
planted
them: in_five-incli pots, -onebulb:in
each, in rich, clailt soil with 'which
l hour -the pilot had redeced the speed.
• so as, to alio* ue, a better view of
The alfalfa fields Were; pieces of
our possessions. - - :
.„ , ' ' .. „. ' ..
rich: -green Velvet,.4be_eorre•ffeld. a
it -beautiful piece of brown silk the trees
si e on a. f t 1 ' , , • u noll‘l.,• R., ., . caso-chr-8:-67:12 :17-19, 23; 15:11e and small a•mount of Peed and leaf
, compare PP. 99:6 .and • Jer.' 15:1. 1 had been carefully miXect. The .. tits
maid 'in the orchard rows of tiny ,greeiv.
.Milk Adulteration. • V. capped :soldiers guarding the toinia-
- The Cheinietry Department :Of- the water itney Thre Seinhelizedfie'pourd Aa I Wated the .hyacintlis to bi ' •••
6.' Drew water',4 The .effering_cf cokt. ine hy.6 :cents •eeeh,_ „ , ----',P- ture_, house in , which 1F,e- live:
••'... piste/ice' 'lent enchantment tO the
with each
other; for if one thermometer is • a
little higher of a little lower than the
other One, they will not register ke
111 rnaiiy lestanceS I•• have knoWn".an Ontario ,Agricultni-al during- deOU 0 d. !. LaOUi 111 in.. 2 :19., ---------------------------..in1 yiew taking her . magic. iron and
time had to keep them."
inch either up Or .down to -make
difference:of one or two degeees; 'the •
. a the • pait year made a \ studY of 'the vme-a eyinbol. of:penitence, of humina_ id
deen in •sand ink 'aeorrier'.9f the cellar: 'the
amonrit of :difference Varying' aCcOrd- ' the,
freezing point of „Milk by means of tion and 'contrition of heart.. ,•.:And. .
.ing to the ioside. of the - maeliine. I apparatus • :to be ,alisoletely reliable ',believed , him to be. a prophet - of. „God, : from thesand.. When the buds: hill beemneS flat, 'While hollows and
ravines are leveled uP.'A'ereek, which
land.. When -viewed from the air
Hortvet• Cryoscope, preying,. sn
the __z.auel jtftked.., Because the people About._S11E weeks before. Easter 'I tOok
• .
-C. C.. S. ' in detectieg adulteration
idding : water. The' Hortvet,
of. ronk by and therefore, divinely .guided, they ( De
Were W111 11:1g ,,t(), ACCept: his anthority., he time clesirea by...saying them,
t, gan. to ewe - ed them. to.. °pea at
lieles and lined with giant oaks,' is
knot is full -of dandy swimming-
. • V; 7. IThe Pledistgrics heard. These _plenty of surishineto argerthem : - - .
m ele trickle of Water bordered lav
1.
5
,so I buried them pot and all smoothing .outall the rough spots on • •
•
111
Milk in Bread .Makirig._ , scciPe,.hvirig -----------------44 arlike neighbors„of• -Israel,- at this:-• ward if 1 p achig
. • • - ten-Art:lotion- filipc time he.ld, a large_part-of-Alie-land--in--L-.--1.- --h- •-th
Dpf_the • • •h • ' h • 'b t subdued ig --w en e y_came--on-too;-
, -1",„ftLiet unsig t og-.° g
e chemistry e. ar m n o
• - --.1reeded-requirement of an official „test subject° , exacting eavy•.,• tri u e• fast. As nea.r a uniform temperature' - - • •• •
gling erowth of ugh.sunflawers? Can
• • ' a. bazid Of dark green•moss. Wheee_ -
Ontario Airicultural Coliege studied fOr detecting added water in milk re- and for .that -purpose maintaining . ,
tha.t tiny golden square be it. Well,
experimentally the effect :of - whole •
milk, skiramed,.milk,' condensed milk gar ess of the breed of • co3,vs from strong. garrisons in fortified plaCes.
and milk powder in making ' bread. which the milk, may be obtained.. ' When they heard' Of this gathering of
• . • • , e• _ I Israel they supposed. it to. be for. the
..Guide in Purchasing
. ' Fertilizers. •
he whole milk naturally" had some Of
the effects Of fat, and the Sweeteried,
condenSedscinie,of the effects" of sugar,
but, otherWise, Milk Will not replace
as possible. was
.er *bunches we
and some Of th
purpose of rebellion,', and so "the y- clusters '
went Up 'against. Is'racl.''
,
Vs. 8', p. Stich' ivas the .fea,i.• of the ' :Cows on rye
maintained: The flow -
re
'extra large in site,'
precluded.. fear
,
pasture should be rd.
eel' nourS befere,nillk•
will not be tainted.
'. Farmers purchasing fertillzere Philistine's that the inee of. Ierael did, Move,d forevesugar, malt .or-Shortening-"rin thahing',wonid---dot-wen. to -.bee that they' g -de net:-.1.;celieve that they could' OVereorrie so the Milk
bread. It has an influence all its,own What they pay for. .fii• re'.; theni" in battle. " kle OTI I y: y of
whieh, nene Of:'_-t_hesenther.conatiteents. coal -Y.- issued by .the Demin ion Seed escaPe "Arn.'13Y-PraYe'''' i'irehe:Y'aPP,FaTed
Will produee.. , In conjuriction_ivithi_Cotrimii-onei-,_;_shoWs that--in-,inan., ilacesm.ereav-------n.-----,--P---
,. to,Samtiel to ray fort m. The s,ae.
-these other ingredients it does„ how- instances the fertilizers ...offered -.for. and represented ,inore than -a cry for
was an embodied preYer,
ever, influence -the flavor of the bread;1.saIeneitheinceme up te the. gUarantee..help . It represented 'a neW. depen-
an inprove he color of the crust. In nor meet the requirementa of the Per, dencenpon and rusq.in• Jehoyah, and
feet it makes e Helier. loaf of bread,ItilizerS'Aet passed! iii 1922. • The pain.: a new or renewed' ptirpose, to serve
*jth greater Moisture' istainin and ' pillet referred to; ' entitled ,"Fertilizer Him.. faithfully.. •
higher food value,properties.
the big item • in
:farrowing -houses. •• Geniis. turn tIp
their toes when 'Old Serenters.' L.. -
eects-for—S*6-
Peel County , noted for Its Islan.quallty seeds.
reel Seed. Gouse. 13rdinDton, Is located In the
very .contrev of thi9' 'abottle:t. It has' lafite", Quantities
of Grimm, Variegated- and guccial ',nod
tvesors, Strrt ' Clovers. TIrridtlik, etc., which
r ;If na
r bnce or ers,. any uart. 'In any 'size IOU,'
• eampie§,0 eati be . had frea on appliea.„1- Vs. 10, 11. Drell., n'ea-r- to v attic. - ), • ' , PEE).. s.Eca "Heusi:
tion •-tothe -Publications - Branch.o-The ' iflen- of - Israel fought,and the --4,--13-ellePto,ne;•--------, -...--,---„-e,-en/ang-
storm fought for thein Always they '
.. ___ , had 'heard" ,Tehovaho's voice iir . the ---
information •:.:- ,relative to ......... -diffe,re.....nt„lthonder,:ansl_nowethey•Werel'ireartened -
-brands •of - fertilizer.e. =••• -- 1 by the sense of his , presence with
..
was theirs. Neee
' r after
'wardcould ;
.. 1 therm ,., They fought and the eicterY
•. ithey believe their Philistiae•foes,Tto he
. . , .. ., Vs. 12' 13. Ebn
e-ezrm
e• means »T110
invincible. • •• . " : ' • -
Oeerhalf. cupful, ef : coMpressed yeast; Stone •of .1telp.". It •iniii-ked The
'place '
two cupfuls ' of flour.. Let.:-riee over, ,where- God • came: te the' help of His , . • •
tawit, and conveys •C' deal .of valuable'
Goodji:fot...St Patrick's Day
thicken, Feitters--Cut meet from a
dressed chicken,' into thin meat slices,
flour these' well, or if preferred, draw
them' through: egg and cover' them
•
4BABY.---.CH SOAKS'
Queen,City Hatchez:y,' Breeder
, dlstrihutOr of litiSky, healthy -
Chicks and Dticks„ten variette3,
Write. for • datileene and price
list: • Linernore Crescent,
Toronto, Ont.- • '
night. In the Morning "; add ',flour, sorely ,oppfessed people' For•the time
enough to /italic a stiff dough. Let the Philistines were subdued; but in
with hread crumbs, which have been rise again, then, add one-half cnnfui later yearS they came back ;again, to '
------- be finally' eonquered by the arineez of
mixed with:a,•little butter in a small Of' sUgar, a piece of butter, a • little ;saw and ria,14:
of inee0,, ceeik, ' the'm ' gently, turning and eggs to a bream, then add: toi 1,.. silent 1, ram. what was samus.,
frying pan, •When hocput in the slices mitmegrtwo 'egg's. Beat butter, sUgar,
.,. APPLICATION;
well, 'we never knew. before that it.
Was beautiful!, And those:little: red .
anti must be :the Shorthorns in the
big •paSture. • • -'
' There,' as gefitiy-as a -bird, We settled'
down. in the pasture by the-hotise'and
laughed as we watehedchickens, guiue •
eas ducks. and turkeys breaking speed- -
-records as they scooted for the friend.
-1y4Fhelter-7-of---the=hen-hoUse. '
If yoti are discouraged with the •old
-place, _maybe you'd better take a look
at if from the clonde,;,;•The•vision will •
do you' "good; be'werth ten
aiines what it• will cost:
r - a
ospe o eau y..
' 1 v. I once Ine:c-N- a ,fine 014 :Qutiketi;::.
•Lgtand,rna,:who'l•Wouldaek;•••.±Now,-Would
' thee ,not like root of this?" if the
saw you admirieg,a • flewei_she had,
. • Provided it was, one she could divide
with yOu,:. - • • ., •`. '
• She loVed to give her ',flowers to
othei, arid .thoy .Were bound to take
'care. ofsh
, the flowers- e gave -them.
. - they well ,knew••„ Grandma Would be "
ORTCACE LIFTERS '
: looking 'affer 'the': Wanderer to see if
.• • ' , .. ._ , ' , • it had a good home.. I -low • niueh she
.....-,-,..........„......teiv,ii3nroctinbgagtoHrsottt wi9a7levar i did fo.r that commu.i.lity..-, in building
1 , 9 j.ilI
Pi*.T.,411
' Puffy euivardeed IV I i tlri ft :bee' uty-loving 'spirit „no .erie could
., calculate We all hited to; visit_ber ,
I 1 11,
1 , riegIrt paid 'to your =amid
a.rcient too, rot she' had so many t115*- ....
,
It.it. srahill Matta In Canada : (,?I'z'•; and'. so fine.---AgneS, Hileo. • • '
-:•• ' : • .
• When brown pile them en it'dish and cot with a large Cake chtter, then cut,cabing' during
-4P6Inttr ii."!ii="Beil-iii'lititiitoes arid lay -against One another,. with rounded home had ruined thernselves, their ,. ry"e'' thioule 71, '1) reaCIY tcyr ""
eend brownto the table. Alp111,.Jaq)trghlitt.0.4',-and-revival?-4-rwtriSatil'beys'''ffien bed', rCetli'w• "g
put through rider. 'Beat one egg, mix part , up. • Let, rise again then bake., father and. his family, and their them once or twice during the process. dough. Knead; with rnolling pin,
• or ed years that preceded the great.,'„ sig,ze fete,;,,,std,
the twenty long .unre-
g lass (tom, double walls with al'r IDACe hes
30 too Hstwater I Mil a thoroubC:tonirp.l.ne. 1;23.235
thlipotaides f butterIt. -
With it f h
,piece:o and salt. Pea • Timbales Cook` c table-. shook the nation, and was fatal to the; 74
one- ourt cupful of milk, add Very delicious. _ [live town: The crash' of their 1U1114 11300°,:celgdck C6r"11 19'7
.
iwentv•four Faar0 qxphrlenea has 'cloy
apac ty Grain Sproutor
Form potatoep, into fancy shepes,spoonful of flour, in One and h If cause of•rehOen' Ii:look the atient' ;0°,,t, L'23"1:14bnft.,P„,riulp',7„1,',h.An 14.,P.too etht,r
rhen ab. babi erseverance
sainouu. run7 Irirate4 wit} • * e 'beau":
brush with egg and bake in hdt oven. tables f
peon uls of butt r
-------------------------------
U • 13
, ;oorr
p u
-
141.1* p u o mg, stir in gradually one -halt Cu f .We.htY: years,:of thiebest years of his I • L. R. Haiihatnn, throUnd O'st
St. Pathok's Cake. -One .eu f 1 'f
butter, two cupfuls Of flour, two4clip-
fulS Of sugar,.. tWo teaspoorifuls of
baking '
:.,-fotir.--whites,.-of---eggs;-4-one-euliftil-Of--
( earn starch, 'ene-Jialf teaspoonful of
, almond' extract. Cream 'butter, add
1 Sugar, and alripand, siftlOgether, flour,
orn starch, baking.• Add,
c
alternately . with milk to first mixture,
beat eggs' (Whites) until stiff, add to
(lake and beat vigorbusly. Make into
loaves. • '
Frosting-Whitea of three eggs and
pulverized sugar to make a good 'stiff-
ening, add a little vanilla flaVoring
and green ,coloring. „
St. Patrtck's Rolls -one cupful of
milk' scalded and cooled, one table-
spoonful of 'sugar, a pinch of salt,
powder -one cupful of milli,.
•
of milk, cOok, until smooth, and sea-
son •Orith a little salt and onion juice.
Remove from fire, add ,three beaten
-eggs;-,tind'-one-trixpfuror'EVelted
,
preseri -through a •sieve,' 'turn ' into
'greased timbale melds: Stand thdm'
in a pan of hot water and bake in a
moderately hot oven.' Turn out 1
heated Plates and serve with white,
,
envied Celery -Select the fine white
stalks, wash wej4 and cut in two -Inch'
lengths, then with a small knife slit
the ends into fringe, tilaut ,one -halt -
inch long. Itetip in a bowl Of. lee
wgter to which a little Iemon-Jujce has
heeti added to keep it white. Serve in
dainty piles in individual Mabee with
French or mayorinalse dressing. I
life; to, rekindle and reit:ore' the reli-
I gious Iffe, of the people, following the
'moral shipwreck of Eli's. Sons. I
'2 Re mral......lieetia as --Soo ti
!Inte7, to the' preparing armies. of the
Lord, the day 'of, march Will, 0i -he. To
some leader God gi•v/41 the spirit' of
discernment to note .the hoar , and
sound the clan call. Then is the time
to drop all elem.' and hasten to follow
the fiery CrosS. Of the day of the lord.
It is a tide in the affairs of men. Wise
Is the spIrittial engiheer- who can cal-
culate and utilize the lift of he tide.
:At sueli"a time we may 'well" follow
the program of ,Sitiriuel, ,The first
thing they did at the great gathering
iyati to: pray. Then in sararnoijtai
VoW, they pledged their corilmitinent, to
the new life, bye the symbol Of Water'
koured, out. • This signified no tecall.
The vow Was to bo eoniidered itrtwoo,
• ' ••'
Take No
!lances
-
TRW and, fusti
la he may% your
bora. espnait id4
• sway from th0 •
sleety Snap oh
, Cur eitotr,•Rat•
..tor &rani% hASk 44 • p4.• War prides.
Shaish Coinyirrin, t0 33 7*nt O (*Ail 44041
of Fort WII11arn„ ,awo. only tall ti
conta eachr., ' • •
•For yeti: urctiwtloti, thi• Safety Ratter
Star.nk Is• Iron sumtterd with biro thread
running threueli it 100141 013 014 ittost,
rtroy ooit loroar*
atve T.,,gt cat tort. :or tropic ot .01447.4
. ,
blp&
shoyfiny usWeat AL,oirr• toting' Ace*
streciiaties.:
• r 4 Ightte
, Strattaed.
aives:
Be Kind :'Aniinals.
. U\' STOKES A. BilNNETT,
, kind to aninifils, itienclii, •
;
; •6041-has.„rniide .them -Same 'as' nit; .•
. And they're lits treaturee; -toe-
icind to sill:Malt, ,friends;-;'
Aha they'll.be kind and trize;,
, Yfhat,,,Yotil give will alwayS be
Reflected back to ,y-tpi.
• ; •
Be kind to, animals, Mylriends,
And they'll he. kind to you;
For Itindneetz is A Will/141k trAit'
.:111 everything we
0 happy day when men shall be
Of one benignant mind;
When they shall all be governed by
141181JE •, . :The *ought of beins hind!
4.