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MARTI 14,- StNOUR. PAINT
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"MADE IN CANADA"
.•Your needs have been • /ores -eon. Dealers n YOilt"
• ileighbo111904 have been supplied with the Martin-Sentjorlina
And. you have only to name: your Painting WontS, to have
::tileea promptly .filled. •'
you ifsigie 'BARN PAINT Martin.- Se:moue--
Metier on jellinre paint, or bpther with t, 14R;FD SCLIGOL'UOVSE",is the
.mixing head and mi, when you can get Paint for the barn. It spreads .
.Martht-SenOer "1007. Pore" Paint for all easily -covers more surface -'and• '
outside, and inside Painting ? Always the holds its fresh, bright Color against
!acne in clulditY;Olor.Anenetaand purity. wear and weather,
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• FLOOR PAINT-TOeve's only one to Wina*ghtiOes, wraAgoalleanitoovf.retheh
Considered -Abe old reliable SENOUR'S and bright - and protect thein
Finer Faint -the kind *genet rust and weather -by giving.
that wean and *ears* • !hem a COat or tw� of Martin-Senour,
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and *ears': 4Wagon and Implement": Paint.
Write ns today for "Vartnees Color .Set l^ and, erne Of
our nearest dealr agept.
ADDRESS,ALL ENQUIRIES TO
,the :MARTIN. SENOUR
„ , Lawmen.
• 055 DROLE1' STREET, 'MONTREAL
UI3IQUITOU
• This Year VVorfid Seem' to , Oppgrtune,Tiflie
For Extension, of the. Industry
"This year I sold from a twelve -
acre. Patcli `$1,;g0iff" (>1; Pots-
• toes, :1 have paid for the land
three or four times with 'potatoes,
and some years potatoes were
pretty cheap" -thus said ,Fred A.
• Johnson, of Port Stanley, potato
• The growing of potatoes on Cana-
dian fatnis is .0,/i.t to take one or two
--forms; it may ,,be highly -special-
ized industry, to which other fern't
work ' constitutes a mere ground
work, or it may be merely one es-
pecially-luetative phase.of manifold
tarn activity. In, either case the
'result is the same. Possibly no,
farm crop is, At all tinies, more in
demand than the modern form of
that esculent first called by the
Spaniards faatata.'r Certainly no.
trep will show a better prOPortion4,
ate profit, \all things ethisidered,
June, and thereafter 'comes con-
tinuous eilltiva.tfoli: After the Seed
has been planted for a week, the
ground is harrowed lightly, and a'
week or so later' a cultivator, with
billers, is.7. used. Once the plants
appear above the Surface, cultiva-
tion continues at intervals of one
week during the e ' growing
A one-horse hiller is used after
the plants-, .attain a fair growth.
Then eomes spraying.
' "We use an American madhine,"
Mr. Johnson, Said, "a one-horse af-
fair, by means of"whieb. the driver,
with a simple pressure an th.e foot
brake, directs the spray. over eight
rows on each trip un. And down the
field. We use a paris green spray
for bugs,. as, in ray 'forty-three
years! experience I have never had
•a Case of blight .or rot. ' in the last
year in And \year out, than the uto- two years I -have sold 15,000 bush-.
'qultous potato... ,
---Tae-writer litts-foundi- on -Ontario -
farms. splendid exiinples of these
two phases of potato growing Let
-first -briefly consider the -case of
a man who has become rather an
eXpert, speeialist. 1 first heard
him deseribe41 in the city of St.
Thomas as "Johnson, the potato
Jahn,- and at once went to visit
Vred A, JOlioson- Ives on. a spr ay ing for rot. or blIgh.t,
hundred and, fifty, acre farm yery
near t e vi age o ei y, tato farm. A four -horse potato-
eir,-Lake- Erie:- --‘1741ten he nuived to, '
chinee-also-and doe$ --the work in
vionderfal 'nattier, As the steel'
share uProots the . potatoes,' they
els' of .potatoes to my -at. :T400.00
-uffiomei-,..3-41077tre, toidl liave ye t.
hear 01:031.6 Single bad potato. This
year we will'inek about e;000, bush,
els, as USUAL 1--,v-eiitare to ° iaf
that here won't be a quart Meastire,
full of potatoes ;unfit for the best
market: If you 'select your seed
'and 'keep Your plants healthy and
'yoursoil elean, you need not bother:
h f p ,t sta. - There no haridvie ng on this
(*IAMB XATI.-(Contitined.). .-satg to geotire title Property in earli
hOza.my dear, until I. -return:
said Mre. VtleY. asoassiated by thecoacle-
with
eeau. She slowiy descended from, the ear -
rine. "I wilt not be very long
TAO tall, lootitan. Who looked rather
. • i +Which
ed. no pair utlaxerw,serrituroi,utta...whuo,. food from latentri b'ereici,s hand. wielle a
bore no, cies or Coat ot arms. and 4)4/44t,
fel0Yeit And goldhaaded. hate, admitted Midden ilitgib of 'color mounted ento his
reluctant/7' that, '14ra, 140.00a4ster .wae. ghee. Is.' retelling _prostitute to leave it ike
home. •-• • • Pane as aci., ies.„ "Aare. Utley, are you unite
"T;11 see Pixley. Ma'am."' an,re• nt341,017.-
'There% days,' when: my lady ain't, 'well: Mel. co hereelf;" isaid Mrs. Ill.:
enough to rocetve emnopoy',,, , ley, shrugging ber -shoulders. 4.1 don't:
,„This great* recOtiOn. Room into -vilitele: 'knew ilew-:it• would be n40811)10 for am' to
XV. Utley" was leshered had something lie:a137 Wirer. Ali, here vonlea P.iyiecr Pack'
funereal and -vatiltolike in. it* belongings,' -again. .1 gleilgitt OM was never coming.",
Vbe .crYtitaltdropPed. **yodeller, in the ;;Ohe roae. and ,Went forward: to the door.
.147 4g9i tnItlidette4 170:01 44° .elvwftel. t),41wei betweent:4el'kteXhntL'r1:31:11.140 "°'1:64'61 "ir hh' °0171:01i71 ti; foldsteal\14e' 3. came148lBeg thac'1.3 °g:ial rn411. hprheeld:w411.'ies:9°t.13e44'in:11:::1110nta°iennilactWat:tri tbo eitinie:4Pr74;s:71t'ne''
which; cad Jason .Xfau6a6tqr )344 tp,o4ea such, !*#lare'a some one inquiring or yna,"
• delight in acctinridatingt were obroltded, in • •And Leslie .Pord 111410ft in the •VITE30/10,0
COVerettbct aviaryAwas empty, and, 'Of nor oldlover. with .etartled brown oyes
the Of381,XY 04.4.4 )41.41414reErtm their eery, and varying Color, ,half• •tv....mdeping
pod,e6t ,0 „. no longer Veld .the,tateletty,• them :all 'this wasuot a dream. •
rb exot: r4.. t.q1u4'1.13.111t(?.Q g (4'make1'ie'.°)41etli. 141P'xIC1'•Q11S I '.1610°19M14114-h'i'a'f1neck4t11:1114.vere de 31°P )43 4°1116' r4 ;14147 44kst thi Pali; ..4cf a ibund
,tatihrtilii:iaeoltpooeltrbaiipigtiVlo:yttrtiociatfeliftliCwnoittliteoppilibuti:epeff:litucionife :abvi:;:then049:er:*0::32:40::
roo"Dgelairixpeinge..mmrea*.simthliseyitItoollc."0.said he, ha's etane'baek; Take 'Pare, Uelier ea
yeu. • 11 tangle my *iota,: you always were
wallt into. lire. Lancaster .room, She
;niswp4mre,itr, thankee, ,e4soelu. es,rfheoixecoce.,,, edite.outinett7 poIerkp,00irt
And lltieY: following PikleY's oat. treri111.04!:mbSrhanced‘ taw.„/. diro °slaty jar,say0;14t113,
like.' tread.- found . herself in hire. Lapeas,
tee* elegantly' >anpointelL•.,bandrdr,....witite added.netttla-ntly, but it con -
the poor Old laclia' sat. with hontot of fueea IRO iittOwo,
lannvivactemtlin4g4, la' Ihtle.. or 'sun
,c8illabliertF:r4eriebrilt'eoden,.itnbetheet•wbeirnderitiuiree• lentlir 114hS°11071iroi,brii crcpt way, leaning heavily upen
thocceupy Isrefit ea, oxof ja414,foukios: teffxn• edngrittosvitifgeo,pip,cmtnitsitlie atitarlletyr...w,tim4.001,,tot our ,r.1411.,
•
, l'istb,oe.31',41ewra.!it'414637-toeur, itlety4ft" t1:11grout-41.041$1,.)ennhera'eMr"iCoetinir7sieliit.,Lltitree\ald, Sir
ing :vacant greeting. lame yon'z'O' • But -Fin -going tO take her home with,
quito well? Phi i l,ucian Ferrier" no4.11tioenrstionfila.z, ii•Anetlruse, vittlyesro:u .
added dignity. "the huslitaild. of :my ,poor said Sir
'way that: her Unfortunate husband On
lina-egfigien, t, an
• "Yon need not trouble yourSe)r snout
Leslie Vora+, ealtt Mrs. Vtley,
dryly.' "HO Trelet trouble you. Iles
steadt!' ; . ,
Dead!' The meniorandMiebook
• The Standard 10 of -
Confide. Has 'Wang
Imitations but no eqUel
CLEANS AND
01$1NrECTS
oew•tes. .
:•7 • .
of the weeteet hctpidneea apd content
::a4i1f!..:..170§Ettifeti:tertijilebeet.rulaelitf:O•te:str,7471:n.ljeu.764_vne*ai
-again; as if to aseare: liftraelf more. cer.
."003111,143i'l'lli'latlere7;01°11040:'01tietefse's,hatlAPVInte001241...C1
alre it all. And 1 triley;terivitltiokayeeli got
y4,04'llerree117411rt .J11,144610k.larikv.94rer(w,?4 470.
united113:e.tiihieetYlia4figeQ.tati7e. etabstittltetZtb°cItit -
selecting' Leslie's outfit,. • TlieY' &CVO dallY,
sine?c114107,'Oletfilka.11.1ettiletaintigrir "Sia4tho 111d
they had solemn audiences. 'with drosee
inakere 4c! were,4,:er7eoiltiii:Orina.di:ven.4)04:14b1104,74 7t14)t
04446 44/311011 W410 )144: never.evenheard.
"I' eau taro -there, is nowse hi OM:10M
so much ilioneY.'"' Amid Leteliee remont
stratingly. • , ,
Avw. 06h40,Yottiritiyei:417.4eillui:ttligert-igisli%13PiectAnYeal--91-X111°M11.--
"Slr dear,' said.
"anoqrat 741- aiwuaillt'advr t:b1);'. mthalnr,rgieditp4thajolti...•
°uglily this time." •
But ifourteen silk dreessal" plodded the
he •
,t,te`Suly Perrier, of Taileate Ocirt.-Viil go
out great deal. of course,"4414 Mrs.
Tressaly. • "And when one colies. to think
• diattera, •ballg, archery meetings, cro.
Onetam 30 air air or authortty. POtteet iOarteen silk 'clresees are
.aneettn04incelicrt,tonittuOtf tat/late' z;wiaey.70,,wohktera.a,:luitiveI•
erdered toventrfouri" • -
"Olii.spare- met" *ries' out LetalieV;witli
a, comm. aspect or terror. "I emit . 'eartilY
buy the other ten , Talcoto Court, if.
" • th 1 helm 7 our two thAefiaboaenenieuvealhey nolunmatalYo'rn,r,vroathaffs'•70
Grange, alter their retiirn--the evenings:
when tno mellow- moon was at. the fall.
and the whinoioorovill.suag'in the worlds
On the. edge,Of the lawn -viten Bolen, had
gene to her room, and . Um. T:rticyi Mrs,
Ferrer, and Oatherine were discussing
the dayls:`piir,ohasee by the soft 'light of
the abler lamp in the :sitting-roote, and
Unalie-and.,11..uoiart-could.twallt,:under'stim.
thplirladlitleeanittintlhosisiVeheeteSeethulatht--alte
hade o!
were ante glinipses of Blysineel All.'
old days waye over the
, that .settles the matter?' .said sweet reminiscences of drat love, unfeld-.
.ed-froni.-tlis-ptist-old--puzzles-and-perplex.-
Nr , I
0I-on-nrs,noti veicc.d?_," aileatted Leslie. ftleS, were, explained awaY. and '1lititte.
ta17;1(*Vt'kexAelt..7,6714-dhe-aa'fripeill- ..11'..lroyxoead--"vgatistatk----tilbta:t • Thirinneedsleilight tweebtiedbegliretildc:11
am, auth a selfish old hag as thatr and trIelf. • 4. nbertroz•npesaertaltetki,.
Mrs'. TIlleY icieteed'tlie girrellushed eheekS . wati the afretnotm before:the 'wedding
tenderly. .,-zeper, Imils hero, Sir Tarciam -a perfect day in Afig*t• 'Overhead, the.
' I'll give you -until the next train-7juot sky_ ;was ttie bine as a dome of. molten sap;
one bout •and a halt --to Bettie affairs. Mbite-beneath, the late =see' were in
Then T take' 7Leelie to Philadelphia 'Wool -4,, and: the.aionse was all ,deeerated
with Mee.. She must have IV- hoMe 'some- with hovers.. All the trankn, boxes„ and
with,oriertunnottilnyeoupitettakeeanieriotro hyoorurleto. ,BAtanyd parcels...had Collie /Mine frout the various
emporiuma in NOWL.SOric;. everything Vita
Packed- and. ready. 'the wainscoted
..raFiaee:refil?fitto,;:iwyh: o!:14wdottiodihaitieyea,beeari sr-Leawdym.,,Poerre,-, irfflillalleiltivale..ev:erdlaliri,d.u. r.s, tiorau.d; offo. toe: gauntou,taliwy,,ior
etrt4,1e0Y1 :211:1:Ki:e0Cri:t;11 tcrtiolaiY6.,:anntld tu'imainterped t
boo,its-meeitel nweetheart! .say that yon
are mine as truly and entirely as T aut
3770puurawliiIptarelmiar, NvLictafeljp, .:promi_se me that
Upon my word, Sir Lucian Ferrier, you.
are losini• .nos time"; said. Mrs. VtleY.
;briskly. 'collie, la4lier, my dear, make
UP your mind. Is. it to be the young lov-
er or ,ths old woman?" •
' -Leslic-looked--pleadidgly-fattio'hirm-
ley'SrfaceInzt.-she did not, Cake - her, hand -
'front •Sit Lucian • Perrier's grasp. •
"Oh, Mrs, Utley:" 6444'4114, "X 1S/T.4 111131.
I .114.1;0 never loved any one, else,'
trt thinking, as she did to. what a tall, noble lOve, one another trulY and tenderly still.
ly wondering hew he tame, te ',faney
nate. Lancaster, :
, .
'T h 16 is very sad,'" seid,•',.eino. %villaa,
glance at ler -cousin, *hoz evidently for,
getfel of the presenee of Oft :widower,
was restlessly winding and unwinding a,
balk of violet wool, ;with her eYes fixed. on
ba'r of sivishine that lay across the ear,
pet's1 purple pile. Lucian Ferrier inclin-
ed:Ins -head, 'without - Speaking: -- 7-77- • :77 -
"Sad," repeated:1UL TanofltOr,, sad-
denlY towing- back to 'the recognition of
her friend, "of Course it i sad! . Every-
body .diek ,and leaves mel 1 thought you,
were ,dead. \ _Cowin Utley, it .10_2_1_30 long
since, Yon were here! And my husband, 18
to he found in Canada • "My dea41-4":199:-*-11)6"
• used
4/413iie Fordtg r teacup:I
mr, J-ohnSoll' .fro nd'"
)a es. bouom ike
ShOw' that --hi
y first
iomb, this01s *la pita z ix onuo :yl ii314 n pots;
feria fort
s y_three years age; vas 54 lit,Mifill4e.:fii,vp asiiii17-7,1,„k*.a."3;1141.11113:1)
,ciof wo01 at 51 cents a ou
1°n Tna e this fare) .f ,,,in.,Ptrsrjr1e6tIt." Vold. rbe,toerveyte *Peak.
Mrs, Elle look ' •
t_ , 1T1 is ac- obarli &'. 0,, Vile: ell with
Fiore that d *
O:1'111s15).."
P.' -77" '-o!-oiQt1c):tre'..."' horciehlay;--nisnwitlitaitthy-w.li°eilir-beeefgeelaind te-.Lauseetteetheeet.7.3,t.......41.1eingthe preparations were neatly
'only for a postaE,,e ,stam
this lionte,- built;" in, 'no snail]. mem... .'1,41;ihrelse 'aro S*iler.:,S3 to, ..tnegrhe..ezaalosiltSitfttrinu.r.1Thacellf:rt.
• Mention must needs 13e made of
031 C31110
transa°cr. a,I;vritdten reeorda eof °er:/eryi 7trfil'aee'e'' "4°' the 7°1111'
TO1
ERMANS IIATE BRITAIN
Tinoit suNsr. 01? #11OPORTION
0. •
• 1,§ C11,161$6.
' „Conimereial Mee
931r3'.. front "potato InoneY,'' It 'is 6Weilf aiddreL4SP 'lent eir the young er? said Airs. Utley. "Teel
surely One of_thefinest b,e_lound, Av113•44:10 -Yee aak?"" erosS4'n'as....iione; I d"TdIrt tweielth of "that. --won, / -fon
op, any c apadiap farm. such -Mts. Utley, -her clear -out St -1 -
:take,you to- Philadelphia, and at a week's
eon- growing.' ' '.-- ° ell'fiteb
1 12°°3 " a ,PrItrate acet I "iiheiter*the'll 'et% '1 '
verce ' ' ' y ene sicanse: eaul Lucian .frank.y. ''"/ feel
plant, dilTab waiter, WOod-eleva,tor that a great injutftitelati heert do e -her.
in the ,dismosal `of My lather -in I ii M
from cellar to. kitchen, and hot, tliavaocvateatemes-eeer otaiteg. _I Who was. :ow -relit.
(rwthaiPeil aaipl-p"e4111; ed 7tie.a,t.iy an f tlitholomuly. have inherit!.
for 'aught that I)/ ,k a -orel'erti".. while she,
now, may be -penniless."
ter°ibiduatendto'84)afthowmaet-elrif
to the viSitor as truly admirable. -linfl you want to share with bet? Is
that it?" '
1 So much for ' one who has Made "That is my idea," he rePlied. "
his twenty-eiglit'abre:s of 'potatoes "Good!" said Mrs. ntlee. nodding her
the object of special study and ix- gror-'''''' ,:Yes, ;Leslie Ford, is pennt.,
phriment. Let as' now turn for a
,
:moment to the case - Of an Erin
township fariner,*Mr. 'diaries Maid -
win, who. runs on -Ordinary mixed,
fa,rniing pfineiples some 206 acres
,. .
near .the village of Hillshurg, On-
taria, Above .all, first and .fore-
• • •
"Wili.must all dine in tile, back parlor to
stay." isaid • Mrs, Perrier, laughing.
;Igon'It allow -the epergnes of 'flowers. and
'the confectioner's marrelons pYranilds• Of
Kinn sugar, and temples of macarotins to
and you, ehalt go to.: Oldham 'Orange un- na- -be , disturbed- _
Say' the: Peelliti
.Gone Too EAT!.
In an artiele Which a neutral ;Ile,
server doritributes -to-•the LonflOn
4hieh the -flemuans-- beer -toward
Times the quality of the .hatred
.Engjana ..analysed. The writ)
ran:Lajas on the lack Of. a •Fiense ni-•-----
•proportion,aineng the pedple, w,hieh
makes them the most easily gov-
eined of modern peoples..
"Hell bath no fury like a wernall
soorned,", A well-known. German
46 .tqhoueg. heel tdp rotenli4de aent othe rio. at es :it v: 'X ma:
in order to explain.
their .English cousins, .. s'
'Ainong 'the peoPle" tile :feeling -
- against. Englaead thit 1:of living .
antagonism, Slummed up 01b,
WOWS. ''they 'i;411t stitrve.
bet in the highest locial, 40114ot:
aid ,eirelei • tip. hat7
• red flames forth 'with • ihrutal „fero-
The fund anu. stel, backgreund
all the varions-opintons
pre-salons:4 liat-red, is -that, the, Ger,
Mans ...feel that they have been
wroeged, aluise,d, fooled, and mal- •
3.Mted-by-Enigland: --',,iWith---;-Eng-
laed's we ,could'hatte -ruled 'the,
"•
several times. to this' ' neutral
world was the ee ing •expresser.. • -
server, • • •
"Two. things, he says,. "Strucli "
,mer4
me most vividly. First, that the
who were wildpst--in-theii' de-.
hanciations we.re these Who-had:1Pd e
closeted that, is, the:,,Official. ,
reasoning gen' of the I and• -and" --the •
officialClass; - The seeond,-.. that
military Men were, whole,
very eentained and reserved • in ••.-
their. „cowl/lents, and I 'found
strange absence of active aiiiinosia• •
among the commercial and indus-
trial •men pf the countrl.". Many
of the Cominierelal men ile:altrea •
their opinien. against England had
'wine too' W e.. must live and
trade, again after .Ithe war, and --
England • was one. of our hest: ens:,
•1:genera."
' General Ven BeSieler is • Ole' .05
the most capable Military rnen ..
Germany. ilis. colidUet of -the sieg°
and the speed with which ,he redue-
ed the fortress,,of An•twerp is . sig•
nal proof of this, • Yet his name is .
Surrender •ol. Antwerp. • • ...,
seldom _mentioned. • ••
!The reason given is this; When
er-
(To be continued.) .
tit' your marriage. Will that do?'
"Dear hfra, Utley, You are so good!
Every, one is so good,"; said Leslie,
through her tears. TitiATIIIENT OP. PRISONERS.
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.. '
CRAFTER xtatt
residence -a house of gray statie, with .a
Oldham Grange vas it fine Old Manorial English Newspaper Says hi Ger-
many it Is Revolting.
pillared portico, .an olddashioned green •.
'lawn, shorn as elobe as velvet, and dotted - T6.Lonel'on Morning Post 200
with aunerbellas and- walnuts, with 'woods
less! stretching aiwair on everY side: except the it • lirts- received authentic infornia-
Luciales face,brightened suddenly. front; where the old liceton Post Itost.adi tionof th.e: .froloraexo of British
"
You know where shekis, then?" wound by, Shaded by ancient locusts. ast
,r :do Pixley!" She :motioned' to the -the north side wae covered by a. dense PriSellerti Oren:daily, iviligh _174
maid, and WhisrPereci a brief nieSslige in Sheet of English lvY, Whieh climbed to rausb refrain from publishing , for
her car: Pixley rodded and disappeared. ' the very chimney,caps, and thereon way-
' "Yes," went on Mrs. Utley, ed away. in -curling tendrils, vainly tool. then present;"blit Nvhich, So eevolt-
'halide "I:ere* where she is • ing tfor some still higher support, and .a .ing that. it feels it to be its duty to
Thank Boa for that! said. Lticiatt, fer. mesg.oevered suu-dia.44 deep stink in the • some orr :tile_ sot joot. ,
lit -mica proceed to make grass, 'alt, opposite side, had, marked the saY__
nver.tee propertv tfelier, mrs.4e.neas- :Dreerees of the hours for more than 4 !Vile Britieh press eels the
most, be it understood that MT. . • -hundred rears. In the garden • roses '
ouneelf?" asked the old ladY shrewdly. *rites blossomed. with a luxuriance •that •say as lilt e as possible on ' thie
been reeornmen ed to
:pr,, • 1,
and all thei r••••
Bald:Win fs suecessrul, Preetical "And, *hat are yori 'going, to keep for 9we
'ail -round • tarnior• his work with "X have enongli from the T Icote 'Genet' lilled.tbe air with periuine. and t, 'sweet-
1
matter, onthe. mend that any
'potatoes -la in the way of a, little proPZ•ti,,, EUgland-"n10re. 111,00t; 'than briar thieket made a grateful eta e, oven
in _extioati4.10 _to, mi. very. eoromoo_ „Lril _ow "to, enead,,",.!aid ,,Itliviatr, spirit- in the sultrkst stammer day. There was Protest will Only aggravate the lot
nothing,mo ern or .pretentious about Ohl. -of these unfortunates by infUriat-
Three years a$0 Mr.' Baldwin sold, °Ltd t?„,4114,,p7Quosellatlyou°°n1wilei bletit6geing live
a fortune. ,aml tomfortable as heart conld ing their gaolerS. Such argument
. " h -a yes s re. • ey. t -Orangeg-but-it-was-as-subetantaal
.crop.
AntWerp. surrendeTert-hrateirf•--0-•H----'
.Thrs vas Co home which: Lucian Per- may Or 'May net be Sound, ;but it ia
the..r,otate .0r0P-10/11. fifteen acre on. your fine nglish estates row?" ried had pdrehased for his mother and
"Eventually I suppose krilau, said Ile. duce to cross the sea, with him. 'when first
"At /present I have not 'made up ;fly Mind lie .ottme into his inliiiritance.
emid for about $1,1600 Irma 'Perrier snirioa-r.rathee--emlike- sisters, whom 116-7-tiertvigixolfir dookt- -at .1.eastriefht_that thel_public slipulct
,doanitely. • In the preseat sante. of thiaga ,ctl dare sae it is all very grand at Tal -
it /natters little Ur me wbetlieT restee. cote COurt;"'said Ferrier,- "but it will
on one continent or the other.'
"And. any little 'Leslie 'will .turn out ito-
heiress, after seta Mns. Utley, Still
rubbing her' hands. ortV'ell, I've. &Ways
earcLthart truth is stranger_ than action,
and I .telleve--it, now:- ,
If youwil' laverMe.evith her addrerite;'
saiducian.--drart-ing,iout a.voltitel, MOW-
-,randumbook, "I will .notify lay fliwyerlf...
beneces--
profit 1.yoti ask:" M. Baklin puts
it this way: ,•
"Frankly, " I 'reckon that the po-
tato erop pals all fartn-ritiming and
'minor expenses', leaving the retina
, from other farm work for any other
use we desire "
• ,
M -r7. --Oh-Yeltr--plantS-1;
*.e ent la e fort three ars picker -1 1-14er-on Amer oe ,,ina-
• lie some tivelve or fifteen aeres
his 2.=
he ' put. in flys acres of pots-.
't-ttes:,-:''aild iii. na "si.iigle year ' since'
IA:4' le_ thile'd f • 7.ero ...7... ace fert
" hidA:"a'..z.letailed eXplanation o -t i i
expert's pethods, but ,.a, 'few facts
May here be set down that should
be 'of 'ralne te 'farmers throughout ...
tlie-ProVince." ' "---", • . . '
Of the 'entire 150 acre area of thei"..
!arid. twenty-eight acres' are de -
x oted to potatoes.. ' This area, corm- .
prises tWo fields of ten.' and eigh-
teen acres, respeetively,', and . in
two ,fieidS, each of this size, the an,
Tula.' crap' is tooduced, part of at
scientifie rotation. In!preparing a
field for potatoes. Mr. Johnson first
.gi burs a -crop. of oats,- seeded, down
-Wit.144Ver-Ilzhileethe--first-Orop4-oti
7tifiTs4.6-'{-Tec-iff-ti-ii-WEcl;-:;M-6.-,:iccon4:-.14
eri-,the--40itudr-ArKil:the- -Mal,
'date f(prriled is. plowed. under .the
. fallowing • spring: Clover, hy the/
way, •Mr. Johnson regardreas .,abso-• ".
littely , !in aluahle for use on the
potato eronad.,, N'C hen spring
, iectries, plowing -.and distieg • are
done,- harliYaed reantire' being' ap-
i?lied at the rate 'of twelve to fit,
• tebn leade per acre. Should the
1..3tirg;:v (.1 'manure. be. eichausted, a
ferri.iet?e (.61i8"Stiri- of potash
. anntlailla (10'.4l) arid cliSsolved
pfik..e-e,iintte"' (fl-:,--,';) is .applio3 4
. tt.:,P,;5.n.-., 41 .r4 feirtilizer drx/I., ;The
S.. efter main:lei:0g tir„fertillz-
ta tii,-„icA,:atiZy 'cultivated with a
'itfyin eilttivak,r, and *Sleeper-
• -thre*-0--,o1
Carrier which deposits them in
box eartied below .• the driver's
seat. A boy wallts.behinct•the:
hine,-removing the -.filled boxes
and ' replacing them with "emp-
ties,"whiehhave previously. been
•deposited at intervals along' the
row's. '
• "That;reatiline cost me as mina
as a binder, hut I wouldn't he with,
out it at any price," Mr. Johnson
said. "Nowadays one use the
latest'machinery•if he is to keep tip
with the fast -changing couditions.
Growing '• Litect
potatoes,---canj-neverTerceb*It--to
throld-SYstem:oi hand-prekine.',
The Johnson potatoes are Stara
;for the time being. and later' on
'marketed. Mr, Johnson has Over
fed 'private' customers in the city
ot St. , Thomas, including hotels,
colleges, stores, etc., and, AS he.
says, "St. Thomas will take all the
potatoes Can send it." Besides,
should he Care to neglect local
market; he can easily dispose of his
Coro each Vat in answer to de -
-moaagy of , the DilaTviiTte 'variety,
-1031a be fihai very. popular on On-.
ta.rio markets., Like Mr. -Johnson,.
. ve
essential. and ProTtible; and is -a
firm, believer, also in:the Virtue of
consistent, thorough summer culti-
vatiae4f -the potato ground.
•• .."We find potato -growing fo, work.
in • well with grain crops," ' Mr.
Baldwin said to the writer, "We
generally sow .grain on, petato or
turnip ground and get eiceellent re-
. .
Hew can the ordinary farmer
market a big potato -crop'? Mr.
Bah:hi:in; at the. time of my visit;
was throwing all ,his energies into
the-710ewarding---
form a EilMurg Potato a-row-erg-
lasociatiOn- _ -`..-WeLgrOY--ge9si
1
Inandi made upon hurt by ,Iqnted
States dealers .and 1/11XCTS•
ittedirf as to..,seed-Tyon Couldn't
• self Ur. 0:cilitthoti • any, be your
repeal:netts over so petfeet. Ile be-
i4eVes :seed selection from hill
. utsen is"tepeated froth fiv4 to iseben, 577r1 drop°,:eit (Lillis. great anctes$
" 'tivace,...at interials 0 i ri, kw cloi...4., ' stified his.go toys On no account
Owing, to the close prositmfy of , oild he: buy seed, from ,an out -
the rniteA States 'vardens, with Sider, 'Na VA etY$ lie' s6.713, will
their' r1•3e vatietiesf, /ift. Zatillt014. eV "ZIA Ole ,if properly props.-
Ptetos to hettits ,•lste potetoes::, by intelligent atlection. _ Xis
Planting, for thelvotbrart, is. 4:10Ae avorite °late' varietlea. are the
the Stet wed fu Tune. l'ust here it orley and the. Carmen, the latOr
taigfat to ' enfionect that, t)fa' this' winch ,he has grown eontiAnonslY
' fora, gee<Leutting0 doe by laalid, for p, quarter ef d. dentury., Mr.
. .t he. proprleton hating found that, Iolinson will not put tbe Carmen ert
tie matter hew olticiett the tatzelitto tlio :fagot till atter ite zotiik hf
nsett tvttle went to the flelds '-itli,•• Annoy, All nett till t en, he. Pe-
ott the netecsary "op," As Ur. dievez, does it attain perfection for
Alm= tia:fdr "Wh011'41.'Oty 116 -tall f,041.0 ;lite. .
wens: two .or`three oafs; one must ..;• The VIArter regrets tbatle.is •tilt
Le, tarAitil 'c' ttea'o a4o eye ext.ittble-te reproduce here overtion nf
' -066 pieta flanted," Ziplanting 11..at.zici probably Theinest comecto
cempletc4 aboatTtbe .10th a khu4 uniquebeob,of tantrotco.untiAg
4
. -SOW •
•-•--:-FEROLISON'S
tatoes," he said,:"and we want the
puhlic tk,- feel assured in dealing
with Us. There are far too many
varieties at pre'snt, and the only
remedy I can see is local, organiza-
tion; whereby all the growert, of,
One legality vim produce the same',
variety of potato."
.ready this article ij over
bounds. Little needs to be said re-
garding.the /taintl profits from po-
tato growing. Nearly evetyjartner
haw at tOrtie time or another gone
heavily into potatoes, and, genet-.
ally, with gratifying -reeults. : This ,
Year; itever, would seem to be an
opportune tithe for the exteriaion
of the potatogroving industry on
the ordinary. farm. -By IL B. Me -
Kinnon, in nd Canadian Country-
man. •
• Votorturiatc.
The 'Sew Maid -In my at nlate
talwaYs tecol thing3 fairly easy. •
Cook -Well, different. here.
They keep everytying leclted up,
oRArie
It , is linpertant , -and you biiy
the besit seeds; -the seeds that are
.sure to grow.
You Cannot go wrong when buy-
fa- Pettit/anger rine Riyialit.a
Scedi, Sent is.ostosidt
EVER"; Feigned/es ••Selected -
Globe, Pia. 1.0e.. 'oz. 40e. ,
cABRAOE: .Fergasettri's Copen-
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36e.. 1 oz. 60c.-
,I.ETVICEs Forgusion's Way -
'ahead, Vitt. 106., Oz. 20e. •
ONION:. Ferguson's ',Excelsior..
Pkt. 26b. •
PEA: Ferguson's world Record.
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24 Inclines Cartier ali.,
Montreal;
At a, meeting el Corlc. Corpora. -
fon it Motion to rt12o1"13. tile name.
f Prof. liNfile Meyer from th'e rhll
f "freedom.of the elty;" Ceth'erred
fon hint two years ago, waa e.t.trrkti. I
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Confogts of Cargo
•• ratfoiy: ,.r
ehaftdso one to three inches '
diarritterf yulteye twetity to
*fifty incheol four to
ttre:lvoet.ilnnellitiert V.0111 soli etto,
• 14o reasonoble oifor
• roIttiset
Pilt41414, Wit.6614 4:60Nts
16,1teistsjda 4t. West,. Toronto
v
towowee-elagle- 401011.
know ,that pur soldiers are being
treated vilely in Germany. •
"We do net suggest reprisals.. On
never•eeein like home! the contrary,•_We think the. German,.
l3tit Oldham Grange stlready Manna-
' the' home -Me aspeet. tuat wag -prisoners in- ,,this-country-shet'ild
ribably dear to the wideiv's 'heart- not be treated luxuriously; but hu-
g. ere...,were old4ashionett• roaans, - 1- _1
hneninig ono another, deep:bay-win. lnalla:01Y, 11.114 they are, as a -1:natter.
Jandingau tee' munions, cad wide, cash. •.4
of fact, treated in every.sense well;
dos's, with rosea and, honeysuckle% gar-
_ .
ght inter-
lotriniztiiderw-selst thanedlotizserwasitilMisf.a-Ftneri:-fuell-t,---re_trion-re--chuelvseurn:ten....t,
prlsoners by
rodstu-e-tratolingats1;c297,01aietirttre,.es: mrd_eoelvaert,4inmg_epatahalinckt Gthat,:the_German
-thee, eh n esp' eeially hereelf-iniald
German Emperor
lovely epot Sir. Eircian Perrier win helcl airooy nd personally,
-hteught- hisde-elect, to remain With
Mrs Perrier and her daughters .until "he responsible if alteh 'outragt,s are
hich •
ittocsr only three weeks,
w
jey, was with her, for Leslie had declated , the r German Emperor
ithent 'Mrs:. Utley's preeence and velem
se it would b'e tor lier
9,
...-.
clearly to understand that at -the
ay of reekpning the.. HI -treatment
.tollthtio!osoizorrh4erer 4iadtrouss,heaern.t*. daughters re, •
of prisoners will bp a count in the
teived Sir Lucian's plighted -wife with
the 'Wall:ilea and Most affectionate greet; indietnairit, he May, perhaps, be in--
lee. • There .had been something : about .ditceil to ,Atte his veto to mitigate, .
his Oka wife which ‘had.,,,alsvayte repelled
if not stop, the inhumanities about.
thooredmia, iirtyTig, that ezmnudoettree toodand which we eomplalfl." -
•Eenelia. 'Lancaster. nor loved her,
though for TAtelaies salte'.all external re-, .---
lationa were -Icent up with unfailing rem
illarity. But Leslie Ford was so. differ-
ent. me•inetant rerrier looked into.
the girl'spleading haol eyes, she Opefl-.
ed her arms and took her to her heart of
'
".711v darling, Catid-6111:,-lens0fitlxst
1,001"i:r
n!"
• "011.1_,Idet•I dor: whispered .Leslie.
"UP- to
or less .ehadowed," said Mrs. Perrier. "I
,have Imoktylt asamy heart bad ached'
der. it.: You Will =aka htm lmappy at -126V.
• lffre. Tresealy, the tonna tvidoirt ,,vatts
equally affectionate in her greeting, atid
Helen Perrier, the invalid. into 'whose
room, all white Muslin and pink chintz.
Leslie *la taken the first thing, 'ainiled a
Wekteme More clooneat than atiy Weida.
"Row lbeautiful she ial,'"said Ilelen
warmly, when Lselle had gone to ter
apartnient. 4Arict, •Inrx dearly ;.tuoiau
;loves heti" • "
"And won't it be delightful to help her
Inky the wedding thlteits; Wald Mrs. Tree -
eels, *he had all a voitia,n's delight in
all the Paraphernalia appertaining to a
• bridal. "Of.Course.,ahe lee married in
white and,a
"Not said Ifelen, gently, "You
,./3.tget, Catherine, Oat She's wiclove
nioni4iitaTf°Prtint';60a:i.4"0113thlobilarteaorirna' Iffinth0. t
htMliarld Of hetet But tiObOdY ever eats,
,hor by his name. Rh hes Ieft all itace
- anil tneniorY of .hitti bellied, therm CRAP,'
'__Clati Wished it -t0 ;be a verY-
veddlegi.' -004 5311 goon. 'Who vres.alpaye
deeeestja ler nretner'e eininclfreeee. 'And
fhey VIII sail for EureRe directly the ter&
pony' tonellided." , . , ,
the usual formalities, a gentlemari
in a silk_hat. informally rode Oat ol
the gates •cif the city, and _advised 1
the Germans that there Was no one •
'left in. adthority, and (is lief•Was.the
Mayor, _he invited the .Gprilans_tc
come The disappointment, not ,At
so much at the escape of the garri •
an,baethat the fertreas was
Surrendered with poinn and irnim
laefitting-the.ocea,sink-ovee:---4---
shadoweet-alhothe-r toirsideratinne.-.-
"The.,:fortress of Antwerp- ,sureen.-4•-•
dered hy:a idea in a silk hat" Bunt --
is-the-chiltlishriess±-otthe Gereitins:
This curinus einaiity tends te..ineke' •,,.
e e •'a.ns the. one hand the
most, easily governed 'o a Inc( ere
•[peoples, --thilinost--antenable • tt. diS-
, online and oidet, but. it: has tile .-
,drawbsiek of -witipingiudgment and
befogging publie 6pinien so that•in- ,
•,0., crisis a Partial .eollapee. ver.y
liable to bring about a, catastrophe
to tbe_nationi. : .1 ,.,•
si/DPOSO that tealie 'does not like
Talesete Court?" otiggested. Mrs, 'rpm/milt.
"fissile like stir 0130i; in ell the
Wide world where' Lucian Ler trait,. ;felon,
WO the caliaAlevidiloti Of MOM 'certainty.
Leillie lo*Ord.; Ift Tow.oes•
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