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dead
ilwfIHIJSO THE HOLIDAY TUR-
KEY.
Wa walk sten• se tee midi ea nab`
ansa •ad as American eeteettag
hr� herb.,.► Jekaan halt sem
tip in saes at a yellow 'leased bird
tette Wase rely a ►ties chided. stile
•- mink flattened tart. wbdo the
!cies VIA yea U the cows reg
IMMO ear a batter altered 1•bUs .
K ae elms a Yank war lets metal& et
a Under. Diel. PektiW &Adam
wigs /Manse tack be *Sin a bobby el
maks: ease
lest A -des s erti Wheys ans't
PMEniee by a *meta groom It fan
leadi
-
was d NB M to with mew cera, but
des bast a Inkier. aid there Is g
mist Moran* between a fat sad a
InWe tewL Cori dw eft wise
i pdew tat akar the ureal. os the
Ma. Wet the toil. the Stiff dad Haar
the after milk it, so that ►ben Mr.
Tasty lel meted the tat readers tato
the pap and talar another bastes and
beats. the -eat is dm To Well k
to not! *0 muscles and make the
Mab suis palatable by dWl•cl•t the
water I• the -•seise witb globale• of
bet, dee flak tat 1. distributed •o eves-
ty that la roasting the globules melt
b the meat dad mak• it tender and
Mitt'. Wet American fatuous .im-
ply M • to make turkeys Wavier.
but -Ueb wbo tial• loos oven to
bora Nit tarts want quality more thea
goutilp. Itsilased. Prawn and Bei-
&alad g•1011trs ihib�aa a deuced mhingarket
poultry are remarkable. and she (spi-
nally pdds' bean: os her Gnl.bed
iii he • give you the Eig1Lb tri_k
140 mak. tar res aprk, Take equal
Nir;,ttile
TEM SINAL GODNRICH ONTA IO
11100GIVI. M/TGISRtW HQ Orr
stadv�Nwi.w teats as
11111. We e.eesi- a=foie awe
Zthe beg ambe mw sada mase
hese Irrm11•e wad* 1..
therm seam' las to paws
Ms be hasp es wsetee/laseetie btM►
lose --tin tastea
flair s pester r fir aatrrla
Gk aid Oat bow ave Mame
O rye the eamem
gee msmP esu tees hostel
✓ ise w - -� mw Wmes .
1s• tbs urn bans aa' Mow
Ad the are es w ala as www -
Ow beam Mien state' damsel
Harry w. we've Pa t0 gel
Wee therm Motif p
lessaee. fey up
eev Ole feel.
t lue tow table
AIMsk Ole sewse C 1A113Rli
e1DDY'$ OUST WITH.
it ons Imre us a deacon's bald ten
maws him bop. bow about Biddy with
• lase to .rer7 feather and a busy
berth of bap fn tbs buff/ Birds omen
✓ itually b.ghtene, bet fa mum
may keep down crawlers by dnstlti.
dated• loose Mee. The oid bee dr
sgf m te rot In dust She walbwe is
the &y earth. semis • 'bower al tt
over her back with bar wings, work.
tt an taro rgii bar feathers dews to W
IS Te emi
TIE SPECICA
LAZINESS A MKA�E '11.1 _ •
•••••.• Thor t. Met i Am ed
pmnmsaMb ►heed► sees Mem a la M
et a details Kind
le Ofiartt-
wit el
!hese is i loom amnsdit•s. E sit I .yi/.ittat•tie�Ld� - ha ta.sailb
Ise tie sated wide* whore �s q • ins • peke •
see •aMemd 1• Ils� tit , the heed d • well ee • woodchuck
memo= bin illi he 1/11. Illicit and the amagMl seems al amu to sur
emit that is rub vbet lane tit ed p, kossas
the with
wise are I momsdb, e� aught
bbong key The
dties &emu and be
Wtnodthat eo
' that whisk is revises* sot wilted -
can
A
A morphia' eimital101asaof a sense
them
,f welled Akre has dissevered that
A. was basenheeea
were beak, that the arterial Owens
was taw sad that the et/saraoam wa
generally of the slackest •aria►
queue at this is that the beaks are -
•4 not eo much an tndispaddaa ss •
real t',e•paeit7 far e°°_eadrating at.
Pala by C. 3I. Berens. - !
NO *rima a seal `>:T
skin, rets bee whole hi& fall of 1t anti
them with a shake .alta the dead are
attended lice a -flying.
Hat in winter snow covers the dumb
tag place, and a dust bath near a we -
ay window must be provided or nos
sur multiply add knock the profit •
beg 6 by 4 1s large enough for tate
brats, dad dost off the road Io best toe
ties biz This k what those peaky
IngU.b sparrows me, and
t they sure
know suow • gocd thing
•sb . kIB Lice, bat Womb yellow
lege duel spoil plumage. Lime. atlpbnr.
bdt.tr.re and louse powder mired wltb
earth to the bon are simply waste
They k,us tbdr strength to the mis-
ttss, affect tins ben's respiratory or.
M. and attest maks bath v, obnoxious
that bens wl,l not enter 1t
!bit. by C. M. Denote
1011!10 00 riorno1I05.
parts ground oats, barley, buckwheat
ked wheat midi and mfr thoroughly
with boved potatoes. two to one.
Stir In aweigh sklmmtlk or butter-
milk until thick as cream. Nis smooth
and when fermentation starts .Ur in
three Dances of melted tallow to every
Mx birds. Feed in clean troughs for
breakfast and supper. Feed apples
had vegetables for dinner. tiob.tltuto
pukka oats, wheat or barky once-
Woally for the soup. Corn substi-
for buckwheat tb• last ten days
a yellow ting.
FEATHER$ AND EGG$MELLL,
Two destructive fires in Penni7lva-
n4 the past season were directly trac-
ed to a cesep claptrap incubator sod
brooder, and In both cases tba fume -
awn coa.wr:fes refused to 1My
There 1. • movement on foot, backed
bei prominent judge+. to abolish color
dtsgoalhficatlous, the one great cares
t fakln In the showroom sod a big
o g
bandkap to the industry. Such a
change will eliminate a lot of Ilan and '
a big bugbear at one ,bots
White foghorns are not the routine
for roaster'. They W1 better as
agnab Grolier.. selling In early spring
1n New York at half pound dressed as
bleu as 31 2.1 trer pair. Tbey are eel
tubed with math mixed with milk.
wbleb gives them • flavor "fit for the
gods."
A flock of fifty hers In full lay drink
a tenon and a halt of water a ay, amt
the drinking vessel abould always bold
more then they can consume. Ilene
not only get sick on filthy, atagn•M
water, but also from an overdose of
water when they have bean deprived
of It for a time.
Fowls generally drink first thing ti
the morning and last at alibi They
can't fill up with water and go for •
bah day Ilk. • horse or cow, but tipsy
drink Ilttls, but often, and thus motion
the food in theft crop and soften iC es
that 1t passes on to the gM•rd tot
further dfgesUon.
There is a remarkable revival of hu
tereet to bantams, as any one will see
by watching the =potter) display N
the fain and 'bows. What 1. move,
we have new breads of bantams, the
big breeds. by Ingenious bantam breed -
fel..
The ease .f the ell to Bwsope is a
haulm oor. • has berm set e•
the ire s head k.. see. *.r eu and
pet `eau is only a scall porton .t
the a scan••' bin ALA the windy
has Mss ext rennase. The %stow`
lands r tree at weirs., owing to the
character d the e••Mry The whets
land tta7uhae set a rlslti1 roci5y
there • been fur • tsir r 's *sir
It is tent the me has bass asters
mated hose Giese DeleteThsed Ail
lased. is serf has beam reacaas.
however, by kdlrma mesas father
than be a dimeet attack- the deals.
d d the here kJt the waif me pleas
unarm and soma. owing to the test to Ada M hide from "new Th.
that its
Whine 1. nonnahismet was st Nes islands wise w tar hese the t�m•ris-
. Whim*•m••••� eat foe task dimmed ranks to *0 a►
J'permss d Rat a.u10' au cruised teem the artslesd. In Reye
f'tiyto+l e1•r11 re given to teed.!- and Prune the well has at las time
bine* in spells et idleness why tial bees manatee, although • prise TW
aro • unable e. espistn, bre', set os tae Lodfar htsbsb d
*tnoe thug itteltiatios does not tend years. The .nima1 leer butigd ear
toward waste d tame At such per stag to prorates as she sossis W
lode they will And dist the cirri" become closer. Like tV mew, ft his
tion at the blood his dimmed from 'weld w take ciao a lima
its normal activit7 or eh*. eeltala on the •ober Lead. wed. receive
areas of the brain used body me sea eery 1title help tow,/ tialr moo,*
beteg blend d d with the Dome' try•- ..dee iron the wef .want sorta el
thy of w•au• mon is that ead_ In prothis we
Th" mosemo• mea cannot. as will, are tali that there fe ea ancient set of
aerate the enclitics . has lust Parufwseent still to force in England
*x uIt
pended gats organism unmet (d and Rales prohibiting tis totting el
h:. own will) trambrm the qty egg. d email bird, d which s:a
of .ern received tato .', agtal species have ceased to breed in thou
quantity of freed energy, tel, to the countries. The imdireet ways in whla
normal man. *Wien or workable such mutts ere broagbt *boat ars
~Mies circulate in the body. are shown in the destruction of the quail
gradually pLeed in reserve !n the to nee Zealand. Tho bird. otter were
tissue* eons:tone the greatest numeruws • tto one wished to destroy
Nut c t his °Wow or worktq eller' them But the land wee burned over
activity is an acquired ptendency
,he egp sod ]mug dt and tea
taw
l wegg
Wis.!/baa • wtur►i 0001, for the exposed to de.truetiou
human tendency i• toward the line years brought thy .peel.o to an era_
of Leet 'side**
MIR and Memos Fr.nt Beene.
Catching Sue -lure. We were taught at school or oto the
An ol1 French ,urs• city deals - farm fiat the three nonose'] .teW
fie.• Hot he lc" .t w tai I for other purpose..1 seasons when
..urd • new snare fur the
guilelese
as.at-ur Ha pct its his window eve
•fol'. fre..md in vaguely medieval
cl.,u.es Collector No. 1 same in and
..k.d to buy one otthem. The dealer
a,uh' not divide the lot. u they were
ve
4-n.es After remounting valuable set. � Pthe
t
smile r et last long persuasion
at a
..ry ling price
Collector X. hollowed. Could he
;lav ono of On- doll./ Out of the
question, sir - 1 moa valuable set,
r.pr•.eming the Pour Seasons.- After
more bog persuasion, and at • still
Looser price, one of the doll. wee
chid, When .m►tear \. 3 called, the
*hos. dolls were the Three orates, s
roost valuable set, which could not be
dtvi•fed By offering an enormous um
l.• +envoi off one of them.
Amateur No, 4 called and wanted
bey one o1 the two doll/. What
was ,r,onsieut actually proposing! The
Iwo dolls were Adam acid Eve, sculp-
tured and dressed by some forgotten
mrdi.t'al artist. The pair .•meld not
po..ihly be parted. The collector even-
tually carried off Adam fora gigantic
sum. Amateur No. / called sad sak-
.d "How much for that mirko/ Evi-
dently an odd one of a sat."
"An odd one of • set:" •mrsamd
the dealer/ "it is s unique pines. Does
not monsieur perceive that it rupee
.ents .kgnes Sorel, the favorite of
Charles VII Y' and the &meteor eecur-
.,d the unique pima for a lebulotu
amount
• IfMa should b• confined to roomy M• now being produced to miniature.
tree with yard attached, and grit and cal. tba7 11111 -
ahem. ebartoal and water should be CopOS5 &.il 1or mon than tntt.7a
b.pt before them. 1t regnlres from anA aren't Sear the trouble }b11 le
tine to lour woks to goat. and Lha mem-floss coma with the tnstrume•ta
Practice no deed fowls soon makes one
birds should not be ercfted dortog the
an expert, anti an expert gets iota ei
process. as that cuts wdgbt, nor should
Ibe7 W •iposed to srtrot,. co1d, •. wort outsold. • profeeatooal la Mow
the bed win go Tor bast 11 is el- York operated as 60,000 cockerels Iasi
Ways wise to sort tuckers before, fab ataaoti two a °toot. "Ingbio aver•
smp
teniae. .aiall7 1t of different ages. ' •/• atxetl
E'bose that !we baekwatd 1n growth The td.e that profwfosal elhtbltote
with tbo.. batched late should have • make great big wad at tbo •bow. r
all foid.rnl There ore fuses when
store either a.htbttor skim th.le to
bellied out of their feed.
Ileo
IOW nr they only make a halt via,
01". 50 worry fowl• eked tlaq
eanaot taus, sad for wee= thus dad Kea when they swoop flat. *bow
MEM be fastreyst Water k a great
they
•n mo high that ones
Nicene ter ealsb and staking weigh they float Dom. dead broke dad some
gmghoulM Dt•atlftl, lel' sae taws. However. We the .M.rtiseng
kat they are atter. and a good won ata trig
'bow often pots them on the top weft
DON'TS and mune btg ells the foltowinj ser
la the ,doetion of butter cheese
were, flat. the cow; woad. the 001.
!k and, third. the manufacture of
1 ami other d.iry
bg
products from the milk. oday
the moour snidest ois being
and a little soy been is taking the
cow's place. MI1k is obtained Prom
rt
the beans by eabinf
the bean mltk. thew sod,butter ate
being Wads: also ossa.ssea milk.
milk flour and a toe- d •sesln which
is said to contain eimisedlal elements
of food. Before the day beans ars
crushed they us foaled hs cold water.
Maceration recuts in theo *ctios
1>•
of a thick milky liggid_which
Altered and drank bosh or ted tel
making butter and abases juut as in
the case d *oris milk. Vegetable
milk, butter and elutes are becoming
po�ra1� in many parts of China. India
and J.psn where the cultivation of
the toy bean is being eneoneaf•b
Deane eon kali than cows
Happy Mr. T•tcher.
Not.c:ng that her husband was o. -
Usually talkative -hit ten, Yrs. Tstebr
asked him the reason for it.
"Well." said ?etcher, "I am hap-
pier
appin today than usual, and the rat -
son if I did thee. good things on my
nay to business to -day I was walk•
ing down the m•ln street when I saw
a young woman with • baby sitting
on c church step weeping. Being
touched by her appearance I eked
her what was the cause of her die
tress
'Oh. sir.' she said. '1 have walked
s:s miles to have my baby baptised.
to find I have lost my purse.'
"I told her that was a small mat-
ter. and. handing her a sovereign, told
bar to get the child baptised and
bring me the change afterwards. which
she did. So you see. Mary, .I did
' three good deed. I performed an
act of charity, started-' a little chi
on ire way in hie, and got fifteen good
shillings lot • bad sovereign."
Oleos. Way of Catching Monkeys.
Duet WO Tait •sg pr'•••rsettve r 1011 S
• Deem boa i hoe bgs• 554. .D.s't M aefsi•twd by Oa ♦ •
lore 'easy who 4r 04 •
. i d1-41.5k:i' y °°t
In tropical eountries the natives
have many unique ways of catching
namkeys. One of them, as explained
by a traveler, is this: The hunters
walk about In short boob in sight of
the monkeys Then they take the boots
off, plate some gum in the bottoms
and leave them en Lha ground, with -
dewing themselves to • great din
lase* Presently the monkeys enu
down from the trees and try on the
boob and when the hunters mese af-
ter them the boots stick to the test
of the monkeya and they are unable
to climb Thus the imitative Lttle
enamels ere captured.
I'm the Cream of the West Miller,
and I'll tell you what I'll do I'll
guarantee your next batch of bread
IWILL guarantee it to rise away tip
out of the pans, and make asdebdoas
bread as you ever tasted. The
loaves will be the biggest and most
whole somi. you ever baked with the
same amount of flour. Til guarantee
it or you get back the money you paid
for the flour! Now see :
Just go to your grocer and buy abet
of Cream of the West Flour. Take it
home and bake it up.
Give it a trial. •
Give it a couple of trials. Your oven
or yeast might sot be just right the
first time.
Now when you give it a fair trial, if
you honestly feel that you have not
had splendid satisfaction with Crease
of the West Flour. return tie unused
portion of the bag and get your Ishst ry
Just tell the store maa your bread
didn't tome out right and you want
your money back as guaranteed.
It's not the grocery man who loses.
It doesn't come out of his pocket. It
is the Campbell Milling Company,
Limited, of Toronto, who pay. and
they are satisfied to pay if you'll be
satisfied to try Cream of the West
Flour.
Ask your store - keeper about this
guarantee. He knows. He will tell
TOW Try a bag nest baking day.
Cream tt West Flour
The hard Wheat flour .( is guaranteed for bread
Mow Disease May Se Communicated.
• recent outbreak of diphtheria is
the west was ettr:bated by the medi-
cal authorities to the bad habit Petr
children have of moistening them
pencils with the longus to mais
write more smoothly and legibly. The
pencils in themselves were found to be
harmless when clean aid new. but is
ells. of the rural a dsslues u+
Gila. pew copybooks
distributed to the childrse during lee-
sons
er
sons and collected again when school
i, dismissed for the day. Consequent-
ly no child is stare of getting the ass•
pencil twice in two days.
Johnny Brown gets a nice new pen-
cil to -day and moistens it frequently
in his month during the writing lee-
son
er
son because he Ands it writes easier
when the "lead" is wet. Tomorrow
Mary Hodkins gets that same pencil.
She. too, moistens the lead in her
mouth to make it write better- And
that is how the dread disease is com-
munlc•ted from one child to another.
Cruelty te Animals In France.
• eoeiety for the prevention et
entity to animals bas been organised
in Paris, where no legislation on that
enbJ has been parsed sines 1M0.
long u the beset was not the pro-
perty d the offender acts of cruelty
.ganef dumb animals oould not be
punished. •eoording to recently pub-
lished
ub
ltshd •ceoent . dngwho hobaadd pour. then r.
d
turpentine
plied a match and another who had
been discherled from service and had
taken revenge by tearing his former
master's horses' eyes out were dis-
charged by magistrates because the
brutal men were not the owners of
the tortured animals. The act nada:
which the clew society was organised
�ro�ds. that any person shall he pun-
jaisd w110 Maltreats a dumb animal.
Engagewt.ne Pt Inns.
The custom M giving engag.meet
rings rank, back to long before the
Christian era With the ancient Egyp-
tians engagement rings were always
of iron, to indic•b the mutual seen.
fie* of liberty of the cantrecting par-
t)** One of the very earliest adorn-
ments cif betrothal tinge lose • load.
stone. which symbolised the attractive
force which drew • maiden froom her
own family circle into theta her hus-
band it is bellowed that the fourth
finger has always been the bride'. ring
Angst
Mince.* •els.
'.1ThIggtwnrth *Amite that he pats
Msslrb 01017 time he happens to be
en s host in rough weather "
"R•m.rk.ble r"
'.Whet .e remarkal.l. .t.wit
That he admits t►"
. •t E heresy affirm acid declare that C.e•se el Ike Wast Flaw is a superior bread bear,
acid as sack is .abiect to ear abmdmma gnse=fee a money beck it mot eatidaAory
alter a fair trial. Lay desk: 4m besu►y •ttsesised to rebus" price
paw by custaocr on return d amass/ peaian of bag if the Boer is dot as
represented.
The Campbell M� Company, Limited, Toronto. e. t
ASCIYAtD CA•msrs s pgggMIFI r M�
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POI
novo
Pert
tsie •ftero a
= h ifr. al
is "ed rem
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to • 10.111rcice.Mie MMesemr • d•,Olyre1,edoattK •tw.� Ericpe
.dery else*.
flea returned
p` h�a,r boil
jetwr h►ert
Ws4 cf t'Itn
Ibis week •
.deme
yrW .t0 ch.ir
itr 1\read•y
and w•. 1' ;"'t
may, will
ittsr0.wn T.1
\oilt�•sricn
eye soniinatit
dthisnr.I.
r•oi•e j' occa+
al iba • l'i
5sm•d-Rich
)hoer. It ie
wed and an
5111 Moeda
lydro_electrn
ti►e0. _
h
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BaiEF -hd
d N'in1 h,im,
11:r. Gtr,. Iia
rat '&W'0• of
Beit a' J. 1
ys1. Per
fiance atter rel
ri�ting tri*
sebum .nd
Ua1Tl'AKT.
ills week to
George Hain
Tmed.y-. Jan
duty -tire cee
mourn their
termly of Loa
alp r bre* , is
Parker and
Glume :.Iia
D1rlhmann,
and \.Ilio a
1ris•7• :•tb i
tie home
.).rains wi
cemetery. 11
coedorted bel
EA7
TIM V-1111
ngat the e
today.
Giliespi.. 1G
(-law
0.
(lawj ilird
lsiations of
ti► ite.vet it
141 t.reti0
w•,Arlutd,
•sdets..n w
tad tr,•aiw
of SUN and
by Mr.
&trcbill, tl
els-appoint.
I. ibis &u
tits. thrill
ratlines t'0i
W. Huse
appointed
menu, fns
Dosed of
deck, Js
for three
Taylor and
1y0s5w1e. deal
fltew4rt, 11
lir. I:cou.
that ; h- I
m.. -l. sir
the 1owi,sl
wtr lenient
bopwlatyl
851(0 cupi
vete .irdel
the OWa
Roved by
Gn-piwu
bei n eify
municipal
eeanclI tc
std le id Reil
Cat rid.
ing the
de, his.
sets -Untie
Di..io001
teed aux'
aro•nuntso
11. fat. F:I
tram , 11
ar..01
& a1 alis
Weald,
aappl,nr,
to r ipt
N'i•ht uu
nit;
Gett*rid.
The nun
on Mary
atptnria,•1
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haul.* mgt
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rite1
For 8•. by Jobe Miamian Blyth ; Beacons & Smyths. Chilton
A Round of Gaiety.
On the occasion of the visit of a
traveling circus to a small town the
Juveniles of the neighborhood were in
• whirl of e1e:tetnent The young eon
of • notoriously close-fisted farmer
eagerly limn -mimed his tether for M
o.nU with which to "see the circus "
"What r• •:chimed the old mac
"Twenty-five mint♦ to s.. the circus.
and here only last month I let you to
ap to P.rwter Jones' field to s.. the
..lipee d the •soon' Young man, do
you want 7otr life to be one perpetual
round d pi"y r
Fled the $.ad1.l
Min der -"Ay. ileo, i'1. n5* boot
atter y•r lnng experience ye 'nod (*-
ropy
aespy toe prio0t for an sfternane yen
arf ,
*Mould there be need
Beadle --"Aye, sir. there'd be nae
difficulty shoot that. but where in the
wh.& perish wed r. find on,body
*hie to undertake the dills o beth
di >.
fin le Ono Mule.
fn IMIWI'o 11/,11a• p.rsnri$ are hirtita
more than own in a room awl M
person. at. li.tng •1x or mom in •
augly *oyes
Gamete Sidewalks are Safe. Sightly and
Everiastiat
LUMBER need in damp places and on
wet ground -u, for instance. in walks
-has a very short life. 1t requires
almost constant repairing and, in a
few years, needs replacing.
Concrete, on the other hand, improves
with age, and the very dampness which dr -
stroys lumber calls out the best qualities of
the cement by making it harder and harder
--until neither tiros nor
traffic can affect it
►A'+ •• The best of wooden
W •u R walks keep getting
els
out of repair. and are
a continual menace to
life and hmb They
are also a fregsewt
v'e'to of esperwm
doctor bills and lnsi
lime Teen again,
the! are likely to eat
up the original cod
in repairs before they are replaced.
Concrete walks are sightly, everlasting
and safe. They cost less to build and need
no repairing not painting.
Write for our free book. "What the
Ferre Can D. With Cohort'"
1t tells in plain, simple language, hi- ft
can save stoney on farm construction
Luing cement for Barns, Dairies,
owndat•ons, Fence Posts, Troughs,
Fe Floors, Hitching Posts,
Stalk, Silos, Stairs, mrd so forth
The Book it well illustrated
with photographs, pians and
annum 1 Fiitl oat the
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