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; • "1., :LITT I ptc,•during the' nureing, period.' 'The' germ
' A Very' .heevy ' ioes is, experienced • le' present in, filth, and, probahly- al;
iiy many farol.ers'-16401,SPring •thrPtigit ways :wt11 be, so the firet thing .to do
ihei loss of -little pigs. Not oblong .the is toegeetelleeetieWeeniatehoreenete,le.re,
• .:,----04,'3-thii.t.---are-here'auti.t.e.ared oat -;nn- ere -Weide dWity from the;, lotmeciWsvi,
the g'• reen geese,' whOrthevereihing eintty Of those, whose. feeeilies, are
'Clean, but amOtigtliesii., ehet are horn .dirmese; •:• and . them • le
during Febeteite-y- and ;•March ender ciente pent. : , . •• . •••-•:
venditiont, thaet•are ver -Y raeol'able for . .proParing pen .for 'the' brood
•.`tho . 'presence. and .; deirclebitient. • of 'SoW„ - the .4walls- and., floor; .should - be
• ilapilke NeeroYarbr.i , r:thq lio. I•ricrepea elcua:,and then given 4.-wifeh-.
us-,t1?ti.4!. ltd a die'tY fa.ee• ing with heti. water M Whieh
Tbe Month Med 'cheeks otis :quantity of lye hes been..diseeleed,
ere' .diecoleeed. ,With atiliefleg grime. After ,seraping and evaellinge a. We
pustuke end ulcok are preSerit .Nrash to which 8 or el 'per cent. er
iti the mputh eibo.ue the '11p8'.•Smailleyeelin ha8 been .edded. sheuld ap-
• Iterea are .preseiit wile -rover the iiice!plied. the hewed sow. heti-been eX-
eteeite hataiegained entranee;eany- piece; poeect to filth in vvhich the germs el:a
• • ,on the body Where the; pigeinay hetie, likely to be, ehe shoal& be given 'a
seietched: itself-feequeetly ...setel on I washing With a' warm water te' yvhich,
knees; Sides., or for.cart0,- buse..of.:ear; .a quantity of, ereolin or other.
lust 4 black, "eeurfy 'patch with pus disinfectant hes beee added. drY,
• he,neath ; relay .be ,vory •• even, I teen Yard. is just., • as eeseetial As • al
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• pa large as 4..querter ?1.01);11'. Thal dry, cleanepen. • • • •" •
..yeeponei hie • foe the.' (filmes° With. the • progen.y, :of , the.. brood • sew •
annot penetre.fe 4 „nerinele unbrekerel Worth.:$25. to $50 'at 'weaning time, it t
akin, heti Bode' •eatrelicte eel •••• tiOritedi"es ,.is. sarely,-,woeth while to • lieve ,thinge, a
este:ally made bee the pige• When fight -1 right and preeient an einnecesSere leSst f
Ing. These abraeions rney he ever' eo, by deing a few. hotirg'.' work:, Dieing{ t
entail; 'yet g•ive entranceto the' germ. '.sorne , seasops • the ,cerelese. "Man
GOIden, Text -2 --ride oe ore cstruction
haughty spirit beforea fall.-.-rrOv. 16: 18.
coNTiNuiTiori erroev--=The men, who had known -David and the
kingdom which seemed to have been so early days of Solomon, advised "good
firmly .established by Saul and David,: Words"; the yoUrfger Men,who 'had
fell apart after the death or Solomon.' grown •up with lee heleoam in the lux -
The immediate cause oe the dieruption' ury and extravagance .of Solomon's
•waagieLheaey. burden of taxation -and lat,er d • d h •
t'411.9•4,14 gmsylog popu-
larity pot* culture in the peoVe.
Inc* of • British ',Golurnbitk., in ' secent
years, eThereis sound reason, for this, '
and tlie"`heitef is exptesia that the
Pacific Ceaateepeovince poseesses-,ne
„ andicap teethe :development' Into .A
of forced labor laid upon .the PeoPle' Selatit threito pr. still heaVier burdens. g-Oot. 'pc) tatopredsaine territory
Selemore from :which his own tribe Their feelleh: Counsel prevailed; rfroonee :the, canedten maretonee' in •
exemPt • (dee chi. 4 7-10, 27,, 20; V' apiderelike an Mal; •SometimeS MuCli
01 Judah seems- to heveheen partially. • • V. 14., scerpibn is, a this regard. that,
13-18; .8 :15-23).. . • •. , • • as six inchea In length, With a•Atingin -grkhted tn.661:8 Ai4equat:0-
Net on1Y did 'S iemee 'alienate, the; tail. which- inflicts a, viSry .paniful ettontien,
freetiOrki-leving People• leraer. hiE.Vil•Otind: it Is. probably used: here fig- in British ,Colurithie as • in any other 7
,heae,y berdenee but he displeased Abe., watively, but there may have been 'coiniti• '• WW•1"C • 1 th' • 1
ProPhets also by 'bid folly in filling his,',•arethip !ash ture" heY; not hifdttiellegaerRoegt, of lasttectArt:
harem with foreign wives yvlie`-turn;lereev• hieh was aimed With•eharP' ff•a8“-- tion deserVes. 'deVothd to. it; there' •
edeaway his heart lifter other" gOels,'"Inients of 'attineeeemetel:. • are: manY inclicatiOns that it is,
and in building altare and sanctuar- V. . 15. 'Brought bo? • t/ 1 • 1- '
a 4 0 14T 40 • • . • ,
:es for these false gods: The wisdom. (Rev. Ver.). hip was what the, pro- creasing in PDPularitY'. and In s°nla
of his 'earlier' and better years was phet had • predicted as the punishment districts in perticular a certain dis-
submerged in this later extravagance of Solomon's sins (ch. 11:9-13 31/ tinction in thls regard.' is
and folly. And so.the 1,_Iiitereen_spees, Red the -historian -sees -in # both the- achieved.. -
"The Lord was angrY with Solomon folly of man, and the overruling 11 o- There . has been a consistent ine
This azitjeuesileer chalice, for ,fifteen years the property a two New
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because his, heart was. turned away; vidence of God. ' • ., • crease in .the acreage•devoted to po-
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York Orientalists his now conic' up for eiseiession as the possible "H.oly from the Lord." This was the reason I IV. 16. To your tente, 0 Israel. This tatoes in British - Caluenbia, whilst in
Grail" of Lite Last SuPPer. ` It Was due,i11) ,at Antieele why the prophet.Ahijah went to Jere- • was the war cry of Israel also in the little Mare than a decade the, annual
boam, a Young man of EPhrelin and a' tinee of Da 1(1 and the tribe of Judah value a the crop hale doubled In
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Potiltry on the Village Lot. 4,..,.
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charge••of the labor of 'Ephraim ond,,,for themselves. •
servant f S 1 , , , was in from which it ' sprang, enust look out I
1910 the Province's potato ac.reage
Through inenY 'years. of investiga- . Manasseh, and stirred. hifn . Up to re- I 1Vs. 17; 18. Adorant; or "Adonii•Am , .1., . , ' '
' • • ' • ',', was 10 872 the average Yield- 150.03
e xperimen a • arnis have e.,.. . WjjJair .,-.0,t..againit ,the king, ch; 11; 26-40 (ch 4:8 and 5:14); had been chief -bushels- to the oere, the total' crop, ee:
Thero. was no doubt.also the addition- minister of Solomon in. eharge of the• 631,21f blisbis and ite value 1,1418,,
eeding layin
rrived at a ten ot h - , and °10s.t.°1 ti ihieteria which gets into al .r.eason ehat- the prophet!, wlio'virere!leyr iiif foi•ced iliabic:r, and so Was hit' ;•000. : This elees not re reSent the.
;31hsen:' to s=leilvit' hat. '
he efficials believe to 'be telexineueo cans, pails, etrainers., cOolets and sep- liberties of the people, wer a blest b li abl tooli li'l in gtisivit'.ch ilc
milk . comes from '-utenSils; such as always champions of the ri:hts and•I ter Iv at..e, The ein. e e toll' neolfusii;o1 yield nsually achieved.in the.oroVince. .-
I as' between. the yther,s 1910' , and 1915'
eturns. The.pens',in.the Egg Laying aratorse. which have mot been pro, per1Y oppression:by the .rkh .andrgreft t., Inv•ip7eiule•Yi ea m se nger! Instea. d of
village poultry '.keepers, • who keep
of 40wis 4,0 ,,,,t14,, tifimis „of _town , hd :,inel :anidiesdt.he,..tfkoildowiairnyg.Thauettbhooedritfyoir,eef000mo-21.101Cinhw. 1,(12.:1152.,•.-et(f1aitnit,teaPtiedoPjtits,dlaher0intil;i1;':.i'lidelethn.ngi,1°6-'hidimeg" -teeiheceY eeaset15.neeeedae-herenit.°1,"iltoh9e1.t5h•aetlheiorait:•'eletiivreaeis.01:6,104t0:0e6aael7yrIlihoegdieev. ev,...t.elonsd
ontest corres mid closet in ( number
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ing the utensils: First, rinse in luhe-1
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mained faithfiel to the son of SOlomen.1 .Vs. 19, 20. Unto the 0074/VegatiaM . #
good layers will produce a larg nuin-Second, wash In. liot water con- '-
birds to supply their own- tables.. Ten
e • I the neople of Beniamin must also in the old deniocratic. 'way, and",/cro-,; 3,956,000 ' hushele • and ' its value
witaTni weter 48 soon aft,* use as •pes.„1 It seents: however, that ao_me part of ; A representative .assernbly was.calle4,1,247.28 bus. pee' acre, the total crop;',.•
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ber of eggs_a_the ceurse"-•-ofee-yeere taining-w-nshink-1-Powder, which will 21)--e-Th Id
have stayed wieeth JeLdah (peliaeg.11leoseinewas chesen Icing• avereebe rceole• t'780,000., .1-n---1.923, cordnig te be
(neap, eterile eeneiteees tare. of eeet hy •witliout loSses; then •egain he Witi t.c,'
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.. Courrie, 'the best '' insurance ' 'of heelth,t‘%/111' lose alle The Man that looks. afteee
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';.Not.eilarelYs.430sam1e to Ion -a 1,),A' Pen , the iree. lig hygiene 4 ed eenttaeion;
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, elike a hospitel weed, bet it ie pessilile' Of hie pig :'bredifig operations gener7.1
'. to halite Clean, conffortable, dry 'quer-lallee .eaVes a.. large. pereeetage' of. ,the,,
tors eometvliere aheut the prenehtee in! young pip twice . everee.:yeare---L. 12
which the young,:nigs„may_hetieused--Stevenson . •
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• ' : Superiisian-Of Stock .Yirds. iso %doze
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Stock raieers .11‘116. haVe 'net been in • e lee,' ee • - , -.. • • ' • • Steam' le not aVailable
• . ' ' :ordinary fitinilies, '1160 MCIre thitn. this Saul veleo Nees. ehesee by. the rest 1of eyr. etne .regairel . tor tho:ir ,weele nee, lf .
t t‘ 1. ' f :`5' 099 800' b hei • • • 'eh '
crop, o , , us ... st v.orr, , -
xi eggs; iii :dia., year,. and, few
side up until:steam evaiorates: Where,
teee eedonde,' cirkin' and Piece right. Jecltih to pitviff,: As against,the ton.1or• *he, ieoek1 14 it /ecider othiii people;,:-.
hu.shele io the ' itcee, and her;eited; 4-'•
the-litehit of mailating stock tor-theni:rquatitity., , 'two ..nuriateci, eggs per bird; .
gitie: effective results. '.. Drying•'he ild '
sewee or in Co-operation With ,Otheriiel-ar 2J.°9Q.'eg:.P ''''t!'.!•-•.'Ye:111.- IS ra:thel riot be done With a 'Cloth. butby
r- sunning men! 1.,ersel he eocceed his, father on the.. A king regards his soldiers es "fodder0 4 ;
need haeo ,no lieeltatiOn in submitting 1051:"..:anh rt.O. xpxic..,",-'.,t1,1t14::,1101
this ti the iitensile..in stea; ''u i•biefer conflict' w,hich• • at .betvveenethe electorp as merely, pawneein the,' ,e4tattee .itti,'F-eij.. weameeee raw s.:., 7
thrpne, • and • Was strengthened 'hi 'the' for eannon".; if a pitblie. Man ''regerde.,;.?,58.3',000. ,
••• • ' • . • eufficiently to .evanerette. th:3..• Y e:!1 -1Jadah and 'the ether tribes' after the gaMe , of .pOlitles,; if the reotive of anYe, . ‘..A:seetieu of British Colineibie whichee
thole -aniinals foi•, eele on' theepuhlienot,impossible. . • , , .,
, all r!P snpPression:..'ef' the rehellion "of Abe Mae Iit seeking an offi,•ee...s•littY a,n,-..;:' is ntahing a:Pertionlar nettle. for itself , ,•
steck yards,. Through,,the Dominion . e
i Thed E. gg Laying Coeteee hens ere
Fourtheineeet a elean potato, preduction fs, the Wieder- .
Live, Stock ' Mid. :Li V e - Steck 'PrOcluctijeealeli.' • when dry.' ... '.':• ' raegi::,,,. lure. i seurn eu2vSarre. chs. 20 and. 21. Ie Would bitione the love 'of- the .1ineelight, or ', iii .
in, penTsi•Ipie _feet . wide. by tette • ..,P . . ..p aee ,n h e"broken ;into open . war but spersonal vanity.' ---all such . heve deo...,meee eleoey, ie.-. the see!thee. eate-en;,1.?. eet
stock ' Yards : nee . -under., 1..,..eetii onsge . ., .,, e. wdinfdowe faere . .,et • • . .:, , • ,, ,,,. • •: • - .. ,.... . . • . fee the intervention •Of.•ii.Peaceinakee stree•ed theepossihilitee of geneineeser-e , „
nii4wsy, between :the :
ment cOnteole .which •-Seet.. to it ;that,.
go et eceti... ., ,Straw ie„eee ..,. for htter.'in.,the• . • .. ..•
of i the• Canadian Pacific'',
Oat: Varieties ' RecOrnmended. in the Fenton of the pio,p,het Sheina-' vice, by their selfish. Outlooke... , ..., e 1,01. ene proeinee
full justice le.done to theetellerS; theiheuses, s..n(kt,be,.ser.e..4b grains are fed ;.•••7"-""--76-7-7. , ,” - '• • iah,• vs...21-24.. 'The'thirti day. "...See ie.:: •Jesuie. sal& in.' meicking iron ... hat' men' • line .
5,••• • The people had asserribled at She, those ..gteitt oties'.„ who. exacted tie.inte. Ballet ay • aed'. the crow's Nest Brineli..
. e o feudTbeeween Judah and ing •tribeii. ,••final _ere]) eetimate, British Coluiribia
If- properly taken, care -of, a flock of lern°ve grease: -third, rinse clean,/ the other tribes Was revived: It had I • • • thad, 18 - acres t tt
,h0t Water, aild place.lrolive. steam fif- commenced with the 'adherence , of this size should. procruce from 100
Thl? "sential. quhlit'llan?..eaCilieved .an average ' yield .of •
• devoted o po a oes
Ewee, require. additiettali .cate at
lainhing time.' I think it .wise ep watch
eeeryeevee ,cloeely to .make sere ehe,is
-coining along all: eight.
Very frootientlya little ailment will
;. Attack .ci „ewe .followitig lainhirig ,slich,
• As .eiike-d Udder, indigeetion and in-
•''' 'Main/nation. of the ,hitivele, whiele . if
lakere - in .. due time., :cari bee restored system, eeeieu, hes. been .• in opera, .0 in this: betere Scratcli grains consiSt
F&. , wheat, and, Thee !nose, pepu.iar .vs..rity. ,..nt 4.3atn., chem. The ehoice 'of ' Shechem, near .eroin others Were celled "benerectors.”i of thee same. railway, ,enci, :lying .. be- ,
wetheteet,causing.a setback -to the ewes sinee 1917,.hits defieinnch to itiapirel°f eael'C'ed .CCirilf
and Iamb. ' Ailments' that gat twO Or fid ' • • t•
, con ence --------- c 10a LAS well as in • • sr .13.et.wee. e the terri.tbries or , But ahmete, his disciples he was .t.6 be Ntvveen, .the Rock . eleeneethe, cued file
and certainly bno of ...the best
anner., says tne Dept., of Agricu'Itlu'hre'''th•e..13(Wd
-• . Oate, about 'equal.. par ts:',. ' The birds B ' • •-• , , ' Is el Ephraim -and Mariaseele' .one of. the .counted „"greateet"., who iewdered thei S 'leek m • , • e, . ong pf reeent
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' three' da - th' t • •
, , uoie i flcult marketieg: It hasenot only are given all the, sorethie greine they
to Overcome' than if treated•iimPeAl:- a, feeling of confidence but liae result -1
Iii•Cmi'Dte'd' will eonsume, care. being taken not to
ately.when first sYnipteme appear. ed in irkaify.;:etbeii misers.. obtaining:refine. Dry. Mash (a ;mixtitio. of hroll,
It has *been •my -experience that it 1:htly.e. much, grain in the • litter at any
it' knowledge of i the ba4teesi of. MOr-e sheet's: eernmeal and ground Oats
' :Pays to keep the ,eves ' near. hy, where ' keting;. IVfarketing it the ubl" • t' k' • •
their.can he gene over every morning
and carefully,. examined... • EWee, that
., lierih•aleieg about- the ',firet ' of ,May
usually ere.•teened' to pasture. This
a. splendid • place -for theme but I mash 18 mafie ,j3y moistoling .r.ionle, of 1 g.. 0 . Another high. pi•oducing
like to get the' fleek. up , at 'eight. and
variety ef -mete is the Siberian: A se-
lceep them near at,liand... Then I•can beitig. Issued fibm the yards.
.1.. .1 the 'are': nMsh• . With ••vator• .:drit; , lected Strain' of thia.verieteeelow goes
look thern over and,•in enSe'ef :sleddenifecilitiee. provided 'tend to ,.soteko;,;:hae.....; fooYisrt-hsohebili,r,dasncifttwater. are- kept be. I be
y the name of Ontai•io Agricultural
vein°. in ,the weather, they ear)" .130 1 against' abecirmal market C°nditi°n•et refoed 'is , also provided In
all thnea':' • Green:, • College . No. 72, ' ' ' This sort. ripens
.. seem -meted: . „.• - .. ••.-- • e . : -.; `• ,' -• I•by • proinoting ietelligetit, dietribetionl leaegele, the f°r°•1 °I. i either later than the' others named '
• :It iii ;very. coininon for ewes" that and ' the 'encoui•agement or' 1 cabbage, cut ' Clov,er, - or - • •
• n os mportant. of the, older cities of Mosteeltensive humen eetedee. aed• yet sparse developinenteethe agree
et., Ottawa. The ,stretty IS 'of goodlsritele instead 'ief Jerusalein, the cite?' Jesus le oler leader elweye; beeausee cultural achievement of this , di'steiet •
leegth ,and . it -.deeds up Well ineder'l of David, as the place of meeting was lie ettielled,- the welfare' -of others,•• and ,
averege eonditions.• ' The grains'. are the fleet tymPiona Of revolt. Jerohoinee gave himeelf,' to, the, bitterness of . the ' e • • . •
breught the. velley particular- reearewn. -
le milked and . lie potatoes, have
ng, it ripens in mid
very pi•oductive The B • .- ••• d ' came thither at their iiivitittion: elie.,fellOWShiP witK God. ' •Our Most. flies -I. : .The• yields of potatoes in ..this ,,die:,,,, •
J hest on rather heavy. soil. The Swedish I e a , ugit ve u Egypt, Tress that he .might. bring men' into
. .. p is
anner succee s • -
yards is so regulated' es i ' ' "el -' • • '
• with ten percent beef eerie.) is ke'pt - • • ' •
mete and 0 1 variety...called: 'V' to • ' '-
ieny •forin of. extortion. ' E4ual oppor-t before' the hirds at .all.ti ' • f 5 f
ic ry, closel re was immediately recognized Re: leader ; triteee leaders and helpers of mankind; i trieti frene halt -acre- plots, as shoWn • .
.. from a-self-feeding•hoppet. At noon • •
for thelighteriingot their burdens, to their tasks"bYthe thought .or the need !feerle,
the, lcing He Milted for three days ete,' of the People, and -in the -overwhelm -1 eerie° eeineees, e
'Considee, 'and in the Meantime...sought in, desire to minister to these. needi I. ,
adVice or MS Co.unsellors. The, older inethe•spirit of jesus. • .. .
or • the forces of diseontent and pre- . like !Peelle Luther, Livingstone,. and ,a I by. the reeinels" or :the Farmers' Insit- '
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tieris..• Of ten, eight. .and, seven . tone'
flVe to : ten tons eirs4,..;;40p:d%dliaplfr:oad. cura.e.i,
tunities ere peoeuded, for all,'bo.th tit
.purehatee and- 'sale,- :end:disinterested
tence.eimelyinfoefnetion 145 bo the live
stock market. Situation -conetantl •
senibles, Banner. indeed it is possibly
each day the, birds are given a yen' I equa-1 to in in many WItys as a crop -
small amount of wet mash., This wet . •
seeted their complaint' and petitionrthousand - others, were ImPe1 e to tutes ii their crop -competitions, vary
- havo'. been well fed during the whiter
to have Udder trouble, at lambing time.
'Every fleck:owner has hie particular
reinedy for this trouble, but I have
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n account of its ..vigorous growth it
maeketalile typee or liee. stock. .1.)nie alfalfa., Whatever .green food 'is oiled: le ,peeha.pe to be preferred to Banner
the latest annual • re t I
ing the coursb er the year.,Cov.ereel bYi The quarters are kept clean it, all 1*
Ithe' bli•ds are .given 'all they. will eat. I Oti liehter- 'dew. Rate
. and Dauben.ey all stand high' in the'
times The Dept' of, Agr,iculture at'rngo of varietie •of eats .grown.
W. It. Motherwell, Minister of Agri' ottaw.ii Issues a useful bulletin on I th . .
OfE°tuhgesh,
udders •twi d " 'with I' '
had excellent success with rubbing the 'culture, appreXimately
ce., y vaselino to 265,000 calvee 800 000 h
865,0_00 cattle, epoultry Keeping in Town and Conn- :eve otrhiee.tcioetis ritornyd some
of ..bye.
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t7;" which it, available 'on request. older sorts -that are still ge.owe, 'there
w!iiChis a . oc,1 encelourth part epir-esheep,, were stela. et. the varioup stock.
te,' Caine/Mr eked the same -Amount -Of TYards in Carticlie. under •,cenditione.'
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, ammonia. , supervised by officers of' the Live
.. „ •• . Sthck Brancli ' All of ' thise •stock,
:BsiCon.TYPe-Described.:... . ealued erinroximatelyat,435,000,000,
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The bacon hog,,FilitiultLbe,,,,long4:arrai,for2-!eattl'O'4216.8Akt for, calyes, $14,e
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' inieothevirtrrnieerk•arched back and. 300,000 fee hOgs,, find. $3,500,000 for
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• .• 1 erigth withoet'enioetliness Mid 'Peish ' ender • the supervision of the. stock
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k; amoothriess, 'and. .finishowithein'echee te, flee l' !l of -eiOgiii, sale and
eougth„. The.,jOwl'and Shoulder elibuld ciisposition'; • •
.. lee light and's/11°0th, showing no, flabel ..--e----40-.. ' •
.biness• in, the foriner and no eat:le:se-1 .
supeii6ritv a Canadian
nese or oiienness in' the latter, • HeaVy i. . • . e e e . , ,
jowls generally.go With thielie'fiit erl v arieties, - , ' remerkably, -------- 'aiety,' ripen-
. A coarse hogs. Heavy shohIders', thee* The .. vaik ties , er "grain Which 'have! ing: later thee. Arthur. Solo, Golden
• the: side ,out ot,balenee. ' The , side been Oarrying 'off 'most or the prizes Vine, and PrasSian, 'Blue are varieties
ee ehetild be riiirlYe flat, •' cirrYirig---even-1- at the Int -el ea.tieeal , Seed Grain , and also ....recommended , by, the Ottawa
a Atraighti trini .and •neat,uederline,r;Cheen and lambs': besides passing.
eees.eot makd. a desirahle hog, neither I yards agent:eras checked and 'record-
---,T For a number of years,
, --
ease
eP e.tae.Pwr-Fortunately ee at1 eonlete6f,eiift favorit !scerco' ot;ajaesedc.. eoodurnti sv .et
leg back into fairer,' and where it cart horse's loadl' ht ' ' '
the growing is frequent y a difference of. several
t.b,:.1;:beelsst7i,, fi..ierg.0_ ::: , :a.. ri.De_oban:co:t7Imajai:',:k,w2:;t7thhee.'.
he grown eueeesefillik,Preduees it very br to drive furieusly" and stop sitd-;
valuable • dais of .feed grain.' The enly. Take . off. the cheekrein end
'Variety' Ai•thur, also known as -Ottawa blinders. .
No, 18, is-elaimed by ,the Dept. of ,' - . .
Agriettittite—at Ottawa to be' highly
in the ;b7"--7-'otton7P-----Of• mi...ilens'.. nests 1
gPrmaiiinuCtiii"Yeallilodweisaliti.YthriPcoenloirna. nil of
The pia. ce a folded newspaper; aIloWieg
medium • size. ! Mackey, o.therwise .the. edges to extend up the sides and
known as 'Ottawa No, 25is alee a media few inches, 'To clean the nest;
I grasp the edges of the paper in both
.hands and lift the eritire contents. I
replaCe the &per and new 'nesting
material and have a clean nett. -W.
F. B.
with the shoulder and of rneclitim Hay Show at Chic
tion of thateoe aniz ti
depth dropping straight 'front 'the
:back. No round -ribbed hogs can get
In tbe aelect.class. Tho lump . should
meratind -...offeeveneewithethee iieteeii 4110-•
• hack and 'should show eocsurplilli' fat,
at the tail head., The' ham should be
.fairly full yet tepored nicely dewn to'
the :hock. The hope should he cloanl
• and sti•Ong and the body sheuld show'
• etio tendency tb , wrinkle., sillies belly,
;
oo, trim .and peat, and ,tho
Whole body show' that mescular tend-
ency which denote leair meat rather
.than. fat.",-Ontarie Goverimient Pam -
Chicago sinceetlie:iricep-, authorities. -
g a oil four years
ago lhaeo been largely origff,jte ii
,Canada \*1-) yegei sieditin plantibreedefe.
itt (ho tiaeoeof .'whetie, the Canadian-,
bred Nlariivi% variety has been a gene
sietent. winner of. the Grand -Sweep-
stakes prize. .•, At the last exhibition,
held in .Chicago in December, 1923,
-the first 'thirteen prizes including the
Greed eSeyeepstakes, were vvon by
Marqteho -Out 'Of the , teventy-five
aw•erded in,the hard red spring
wheat class, twenty -0110 went to the.
Marquis variety; two to Kitchenei
phlee. • e: which. ie a-select:1On out of Minemis,
••and one to •Ituby which ie a ceoss-
bred sort produced ,ae the Expet•i-
mental Farm- at Ottp.wa.
In the oat "Plass, most of the tvia-
Meg eeniples were of- the Vicitory and
1
AO/I&
Beener varieties, Thee vaidetieit,
while. „Ito t .of•Canedianeeorigite- 'have
been ..-develepaileeotieidaithlyeb 1)10211
INC erthe -C.:Median- 'Seed Grotten•s'
4teeoelation in 'Genet:hie Twenty-eight
out of a total .of thirty -114'e prieee in
Soinetinies. When ' I rue errands' my.; ..
• "Grande -la gives me pennies; I
•.
They rattle ;ill my pocicet in a veg.; e
AVenty-one of thee° goieg teem:elvers.
jolly' -way. , I
yeel i keeteefeel-tlientrwtiyedetenee-
• where they flIT, Ilidlt)g
, •
ati were ,etepturedee-4y----,Uiineda,
.The shining. little peeniee Who, e
the dark Stay.
A 'little Leong they're singing -a' sort
of cheerful jingle; • ,
I'm .carertil not to lose then', or
even let them fall. •
You seci • becatis'e I eiireed them,'
• • they're net. like other ponnfee--
More nice,, Mid kind of afferent,
and so I, save theinalt
save
tre Preeilice Of Alberta. - •
In the twoeroWed bilriey Cia,8, the
weepstakt:S were 'Won'
Ottawa -57, 'Thi e is a -veil fine, tl,o-
otved Variety, originated ber'the.Cen.
ral 1' ti at Ottawa And Which is.
'lying a very 'geed aCceltint etitseir
exiale 'being conducted at the var-
hies Exporimentel Peeins throughotit
Can •
Cut Off every lamb's tail When the
lambs are between One and four weeks
d. 'Use hot phicees or a sheep knife
r the operation. Nalco the cUt thi•ce-
otirthe of an inch. fi•one the hody.
O.
• In fleeting out to crit down expenses,' 01
look out that you do not iiINV efr the I f°
f
links 'that bear the
ee,
.4k`stktr
. •
••'•.•••Wegieeii,,4Seeeeee,,,ere...4elerekereeee.
ea"'ee,
'
• ,
•
,
.•,
Poi liome
and
Country
troin„ their plots, being respectively ,
'twenty,. sixteen . and feuetoeeitoes,
• the 'acre. The quality is equal to any
grown i71. the province, ai3 lhas ,heeee
many times Proven.
' •
A Winter Picnicwinter game too,, printiett. a tliPeeinl'. • ' EXPORTS
° -
• . .
I fullpage supplement in b- Rnhiir. The Winderinere district of Brithal
his Was the first anxious query in i et w*Ls "delightful' page' and' t '
. ."Whatever, were. you expected eo
day 1 -sue• giving Photos 'and. the C I n hia,brbught iteelt into verY•dis
weeere , - • ' I tory of the Inetitutee ofElgin,Coenty. tinet peominence in the Pewit*, 'a
sTeAmix ieteiixesiNch .
t•ii•e inieriinthdathl'Ethigeingli
toile. In this contest iriemhers efetheeeere
ceosutsntyinweito•emden
. 4:r read bY. old -ail(' new members 'end, iy153,,can:Yill,g Pa....the Chief Prizes as
re -c aes commere a potatoes recce .
's'itheir ftlefidelis -Well as "atadents""Pf of; the -Preehitiel potato Show at vie,
in the stormy Month of FehruarY inh eote,
Institutes iii theie,Wintee Picnic heldi., Canadian. historic, developmeets ,o
to sanothingOfehe,' `..g:Alzili-cii,L.,,--distriet:T:fIrdtatiOGfoifei;kL..'iikkiiiiiir
y ,
t ,
AlmaLCollege,St.-Thoma,s.--it4irnedtStiperatencrent71iixdrifieltie'igitintellsrprovincial distrie
rearrjeti : off the.
out, Wit like` alribai rife
wore Whatever you ‘'cliose besides a , One charming Story wits that of the :
picnics, , YOU head,' the. Meister of -Agriculture. .. . Prize, the shield for ,the best" cenutiere
pleasant smile and the basket or box diecevery by one Branch Of a • il I
-ern-•Y prize with the eXception• of
cial '`poeatope, and every ., aveilable •
Of country ' delectablee', you , heree;
lee. or neve Cdnadians in dire . distrees • •
pine hind:
bravely „and silently struggling soecnhtioecdeleioyeitir ionern, .parsosvoienieaitimorepoTthoetiroe
..
For Elgin County Institutes met, reugloiheir_ first-vvi n ter -in the -ecien- .eledee-e--ifeeeee-e-27-wee, teitueny on -
with their mankind .and the. Collegetry. They are.eating off the window standing. • , •
principal and -staff, to have a good! ledgee," came the ,report fronv a • There shotild be a futbre foe, that
, . 1
time -and to 'study " history. • Theirl triendlY ne!ghbor who had called, ;
nquantities camel:tact
01.g of of
own • hietorY, too; that •"which they"end I non tehnow°W.'. hove thee sleep, or eletaeees Itt ,BrItigh-Cquiiibli such ,ail , •
themselves •as rural homemakets had the helve scarcely any beddihg The
for the idea of 'a State Dept of Home there are two children".
I
, il wor ing _meth winter
helped to enake irt.the-world at; large,I,.eloSed, in but now he' ean't get uhy, '
making, see going ' 'in Wentworth ! To hear was' to act:With this grouP'
•fOtiiid had now liecinee an interne ,tfi,oa :rdiaiiin di
County twenty-sieen years age, theyof *hoeneenlelki",••.',Anshd .eiiit:. 'beadelideenzetetinie ..
has. been, built' up tri the Mariti
made in Elgin County Ontario,•and hither was k' '
• I P. • gl .• • , g and-
tional thing They They. wereeinspieecr IsY•i,d•filel'e were'," unleaded'With-ea 'Pronln
. .
e the 'werie 'andeProgreee -of theenineteeniohospitaiiteeethateeevinetielorieer :;'diveie
Institutes working for home, and coin; could net beet:atfthis farm louse fleet'.
1
mentrityebetteement. in the own „county e • se\ving was secured.ttor.the refolher,
*with' the verypractical. maxims, •eBe,. and later; work for , the Man too.' But
gin. with, ;tile. feliew, • ender your :been the very ,•beet thing..Aboet, it was the
hat if you want to improve the world," ' human touch, theneigliberlinese of•jt
and "11' ' you know , a •good ' thiegi•pase.A.11._•eThe mother, Was...made aneleonete
it on." ' 7 7 . ... • ,.,,. • : . . ., ' ,,eary-eneniber ef .the Branch, And, when
, A '17:either. thrillWag' added, to. this 'Some time later : the collector ' wai
inspiration by the report, that. nearly keit,* the rounds for the annual della-
three' ;thousand Institutes'f011owing, tions to the CoMity geipitio :(another
j the Ontario methods' .werenow Worke•ef the 'Ciiinniiiiiity interests. of ace 'fo-
l. Mg , tors similar ',Olds'in ...Eteeland• and etitueeel. She' celled on :the. new, 'mem-
- 1 "Wake, , Withelmildeede More in • Scot- heei ',. "Not. for 'a drenatioe ' bet just
I land, Belgium, ' France, and '',ev,on in ; nbiNe1h
4.1.1Is'eer' b%,„:1,idshi.ei?ioilpilk:i';It'itit:1(),10T;(sii'ziainlyY,
. reniete• New •Zealaem
ci;. with soe .inebe,
I
over Canada, from the .Atlantie te the,•.,.
. le ni Led States; ' while they' weeo ., alt . 4.110"i0iiehr, ., cried,
..dWgeo.itge,iitto.,_!.ttoh.celtiiii,;b' oothrde.
pacieeeceeeteee e . , ' 'I" ".• -e.; pied • eeiptying the -content's of If cup:
.. A ftereeedditessese,freni- -t•he -Deneete I . -rlins,-;18_,.a.1.e.the •ceeh • tehave, - utet e -
oriental repreeekiitive • and the Pre- t. Iteitituto *at aeregatelete-,u-e vehen we
vineial President, eothe .steeies of werestarting. , Whenevet the Testi-
activities weee told. bytherilanches:' t4te is• bl °11 atlY•tbibF: 1::'‘"'ilt: to be
represented. " ' . . • i in it toe Ilere,". and she handed over
'Ilerioi•ii.; eo intereeted that a , ,
7.11° ilrilleiPaI of elt'h° College nre I 't*4,..ee del . we-coneidered that the b' ig-
e•
nty cents. • '
gest and, most generous donation we
short address- of .evelcome he invited
ebe'•hoteemakers to Make this .ati all- '
gaveeto•bur diespitel,"-said-,the 'Speak-
-clay -And .Aniitial -event,. fir.ornising that c141 ''
.It Ai".ali -like' the widows mite.
the College phyldeat director would 1 That is the .thing we are proud of,
net . What we gave, them in material
plana bait any of games nod' receea-
things .so much as filet we helped. them
end e
.' tion for the vieitco.8 'in the gyeinesitun
to •ieet in t • :arid that then
ivinnting peel, while the College they wanted like real etnitdians to
hell, derneetie science roonis, and dish -
help,. others as Ythey";einiit " ' • .•
es, would Also be at theft see -Vice. • •
Th.q heipeci theiit to et 04 their
' A very Pleasing` feature was the lee' t1, :rii
meeiT. best kind a inunigtatiort
ti of . 'city tied Country on this
work, Long life And pro Hey fin
occtision, also aliemet every weenanet enthe
ietitutes, ,,„
oi•gliniecition, At Well its sonic of • the
men's iii,,,,;$t. theinss' being , tepre4 • ' ,'Coeve that freeleen le 01' early
0,t,ida,, winter are hest Milk ptoistii
The Press entered hoartily into the in Mock f°• thk, er, calve...
,
, How' many CanadiansknoW that,Catiiiihiliae a TeWer effetitibett Meade
Celembli heer peeled thie huge reckeenoistiep 'nem, tike .Lsnisetato the
rainetie etieibeueett btblkxI bietery. '
t`.
Ma
Provieeee. Canada's export* .of po.
tatoes, are eOluminous and 'going.
many ,CourierieS. Potato ' e,xport3 itt
1,92.1 aniounted -.te ,.1.971,537 e bushels
worth $1,565;3i0- in 1922 to 17:-i5 678
"bliShelg: NVOrtit $1;128;964; end' hi 1924
4e...1939,578 bushels worth $1,809,24Z
irbets•-•Aveni; to the •United Kingclonee
United. States, Bermuda; , British ,•
Guianae'eBeitish-eWeet-eIndies, Cubs,
Neveroundland,''. Philip,pheese
St. Piet re 4111(1 Miquelon. , Cubais the
.peineipal -puree-Meer of Canadian .pQs.
tatoes, 'followed by .flie United Stetter,
. a
Gardeners Keq*re Penna.
" to Import Stock:
, With the arrival of the aed
.hulhe eetaloguei•the amateur garden-
er begins to make his 'Rises for- tho.
garden' and ,grounds mid to prepare a:
list of 'dente that he entencie to buy.
•lei order to Avoid, .disappointment in • ,•
;eecering the Prompt delivery of 'shipe•
emerite of ..1pleets.e.froMtile- United.-
Stites' or other countriee; he is -reed'
minded or the :regulations now -in
force Whereby all importers of plants -
from any 'country are reqiiired, to see
cure a permit to be Presented. to the
dollector-of Custe-ms at' the Pere
where the 'shipment IS cleated- . Per-
mits are :required .fotethe,,iinportatiortI
of trees'e, shrubs, ' vines,
greenhouse,: plants, recite, peeenteials,.
corms,' bailie, etc. Copies ' of the rggt.t.
lations and information regarding
permits may be secured by writing
to Secretary, .DestrtietiVe,
and 'Pesti Act Advisory Board, Dept.
of Agriculture, Ottawa; • •
Haireuts fer horses aro not a, ftisi$
there Is 4 good reason for them. °upt
ping, lesseriii' the danger of colyree' '
Iforsei with long heir ehouid be clip.
ped. CI1P In eary "spritket -when wan*
*mailer •NiprOnohoo. ,