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l'enishing with 1 pound per
Elevator screenings, as sold from gov-
ernment elevators, containing a mifl
profit on his investment during the ings, etc., may also be the heapest 1 Tell Child He's a Cow? rd
It is quite possible for the farmer I are economical in the grin ration.; A Delicious Menu That Covers These Points: Home Production,
isnum of blaekaeeds (mustards, etc.)
to establish a flock even at present Various grades of these screenings Economy, Patriotic Food Conservation.
MY CHRISTMAS DINNER
[reach Courage; Never
prices and realize 60 to 70 per cent. such as scalping*, burkwhea‘screen- A Country Womari
By Agronomist I first year. Intelligent care must grain for cattle and swine. I. Somebody said "Christmas" and 1 oats, sugar, salt and fat. Let stand' It rometimes Utkes a lifetime to
ThiDepartment s for the use of our farm readers ant the ad vie* be taken to prevent all undue losses , Never confine eheep too closely in woke to the' fact that Cundo careless, thoughtless re
Christmas din- : until tukewarm. Add yeast softened marks.
e , The cheap but efficient w • again and place in pans. When light ,,,,a
coward. And while be was
tit an export on any question regarding soli, seed, crops, etc. 0 your question in quantit-
y and quality of mutton, winter. Leave doors on • protected ner this year cannot be as it has been in warm water. Add flour and
knead. One day a well-meaning father sug.
is of sufficient general Interest, it will be answered through this cotumn. If lamb and wool. aide of ahed open a'. all times. Over- in our family. The food shortage Let rise until double its bulk. Kneed
gested to his 6 -year-old son that hi
stamped and add d envelope Is enclosed with your letter, a completintering of h'eating is the direct ceuse of colds, has. changed conditions for all of us. s iwho w
answer will be mailed to you. Address Agronomist. care of Wilson Publishing
the flock largely governs the annual , pneumonia, shedding of fleeces and Being a patriotic woman and having a bake forty-tive minutes to one hour --s 4 . •
Co., Ltd., 73 Adelaide St. W., Toronto.
• therefrom.I rimilar troubles which are often fatal. ' patriotic family I am shaping our in k moderate uven. playing with a little friend os the
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street we overheard this remark:
Sat ing Labor. ; not have done this if it had not been "Father iutys l'm the biggest coward
If infested with tickii, dip at once; • days to these new conditions and 501 lif, dried yeast is used, a sponge
We are feeling now the scarcity of , taken care of. Clean, oil and repair
and
feed. The loYusy sheep not only n the whole family."
thus save near; one-half the b de 'rum about une-half •
s• labor. Another season this will be all harness. A wel$ oiled harness
-consume more Led and remain thin
still more noticeable. We must there- will last twice as long as the one mis-
and weak, but produce less wool and
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must make the Christmas ay - , s,
In the first place we are not spend.!
1 cupful licesid taken from the amount
Looking hint straight in the face
patriotic as possible.
fore, start now to prepare for the i that of a lower grade. Inthe growth and development of ing as much money on ourselves as 1
we pre-warhave years.feltwe Therehada arerighttotoo mdo in tie; 0 flour. our . This is al wed - to rise arcoswitaidnito. : Wfine
boy:: yon given in the proportiona, and some of
Ii.rfciti
labor sitisption at that time. • I Make gates that are light, service -
n, U washed wool v.orth 65 cents per hogs it is important to kill the lice.i ore adding
betthe o al and the
couldn't pwatibly be a coward."
think how many minutes, as well as calls for help for the Red Cross, Vic -1 Pear Salad a ith Honey Dressing The boy %,+ g y amazed, ...”
'as reatl an
How can we do this? First by co-op- pound, which is more than butter, Crude oil is effective for this purpose,flour.
selves. Each neighborhood planning hsrd work, could be saved by having
animal products, surelydeserves pro- destroys the nits and makes the skin tory Bond •
Honda and all our own community I One -hal( of a large canned pear or , as we walked on, we heard him mar ,
tildes ch gates? You get accustomed towork. Therefore my Christmas din- two halves if the pears are small. i mur softly: "I'm not a coward. sh.
, easy to operate. Did you ever ,
erating more intensely among our- cheese, beef, eggs or other perishable for it not only kills the lice but also
seeing and using your own gate, but
clean fleeces bring the toe price. A There are 'many hog dips on the
• • ner must be planned not to cost too
much. Instead of • '
going to town to 3 egg yolks, 1-3 cupful extracted ' e ea
The ()reeving - said I'm not a coward," finally adding,
I "Sh id I couldn't be a coward."
as a whole the maximum use of cer- per care in preservation. Onl Pand h hofthesoftand brit.
y the a • hog
nu t n of these ars angst- 1,u . 1 • .•
s ( aliases, carund and otherwise, honey, 1-3 cupful vinegar, pinch of nth, one thought, repeated to him
-several times and turned over and
tain farm machinery that may be too .
• better results. This oil may strictly home-grown products. Just
expensive to buy individually, as nia- notice those of someone else. Some o few mom
ents spent now in repairing
you have spent heurs, possibly days of
racks, feed chutes and pens to keep isfaetory. Crude oil has been found the home feast this year will be fro
salt, whipped cream. Beat the egg
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yolks slightly. Add the honey, salt
threw the false fear instilled by the
over in his mind, eventua y
economy to buy fertilizers in advance repairing fences. but only in a make-
shift way to keep the cows out for the, be applied by the use a patent hof its I came to this decision my o and vinegar. Cook it: double
nure spreaders, silo cutters, ee
d valuable time durmg the nsY
grinders, ditch diggers, etc. It is seasOn chaff, dust and cobwebs from t e w
will be well repaid.
the barn during the winter for spring time, only to be compelled to do *itet 8:0•d- of1 dgeeTdsede wrhidlehd. pfast thte window imndowmeannd until it thickens. Beat with egg fat:h(e)rt. long
ago the daily press con -
and fall use. Each person should be again in day or two. Suehplaces
weak lambs and a light fleece. This many do' not .apply the oil evenly. goose. 1 cieinnotie feed the brit birdus,
with expensive grain. Jbeit amtietri he
es smooth.itthick e n Setinhoder toso etohoait ,
tained the story of the 10 -year-old son
so they can be hauled and stored in lowed The tsete epompo:wr weak
kw wintered androdnaele- 1),,ifl earcat,orb5rut for
a theyrule otrhee seex pa or are sni vo
great saving can be made by buying
winter,Crcips daamn aged y the cattle would
duced during the unthrifty period. I drive as many of the hogs as possihle
pound due to weakness of fibre pro-, methods of applying crude oil is. .to
inclosure having floclt I recalled that this patriotically
As. 1 •picked out the fattest of the amount of whipped cream just before
adding to the salad of a New York builiness man who
drew his few dollars from the ,savings
able to know how much he needs. A
in many cases the loss of fleece is alwayit of low value per I One of the most satisfactory Before serving fold ••in a moderate
pladmed dinner must fall closely , rentembecipg that ; bank'
• • • . and, after three days o amt
boarded a train for Chicago,
• f •ment
11 gone,
canbefixedd. at odd times during
in. **are all now economising in .
otemrreyamor. cranberry
yish ownittzh;anned red and loneliness. his money
Honey Brownies was found in a hotel- bitterly weep -
cupful shot telling, E., cupful ex, ,.1 o(pa)rents were notified at once, and. the
. I ing. His identity was revealed; the
y was sent on the first train back
his home.
Open Door to Evil Chance
n c way to the station he sobbed
u ii his tears, "Well, my
in carlots. - have paid for t e labor several times.
Good wintering -pays in every way. , at o
The planning of work far in ad- Besides getting mad at oneself on ac- line with Mr. Hanna's counsel to
cense will in many cases make many count of one's own carelessness is, Don't sell lastsspring's lambs in • I a cement floor. Oil may then be ap-
, light, unfinished state. Finish them I plied to the hogs with an -erdinarY housekeepers to conserve fats, meats,
difference in the course of the year's 1 r Christmas or Easter, and by thus springling can. The hoge-"Will rub sugar, *heat. The goose will furnish
working days and possibly months hard on a person's morals._
...., Replacing a brokers hinge, on the
m keting hame-grown feeds, make againstall his own grease and grease to spare
ivork. We should also plan on grow- barn door or putting a cheap fastener each otherand thus distribute ,
for shortening for many days to Com..! ,
,_______4,_1-3 teaspoonful soda.
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big such crops that require the least El $1.50 per lamb, over selling the oil evenly. The hogs should not
Amount of time for harvesting com- on it instead of v zing a prop may save
r..inutes which, taken as a whole, are
'fianish4 r fattening rations:—Roots done.
e fly" •tt the unfinished state.- Winter be let out of the enclosure until this is Patriotic bread appears daily on our i traet-ed, honey,
pared with the money and nutritive valuable. Repairing buildings, stop-
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(turnips \preferable if there are any . home table and as- we like white , egg,
bread for gala occasions at
.1 2-3 cupfuls flour, '4 teaspoon -
value. We should also plan on having the ful salt. 1 square mel•ed chocolate.,
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such crop e that will make •use of a feed because it makes the t•ows pro -
and roots, ual parts, 4 to 5 pounds; for biscuits, using suet instead of but- white although the usual amount of ; 2-3 cupful.raisins, 2-3 cupful c op ,
out th
ping cold draughts on the cattle saves
wethers) 4tt;is 6 pounds; or ensilage • Apple Dumplings.—Make a c bit as yeast oatmeal bread. The color is
farmer's time ars weil as that of the educe more economkally. hqy (clover and fine grass) 11/2 to 3 ter. Roll to a quarter of an inch. white flour is reduced. nuts. Warm honey slightly but do
all the work pile up at one time. . in their work more this year1. Oats, 3 parts, bran, pat; I Sprinkle over with sugar and unisn* my stored foods for 1 know brother cat: call me a coward any
that this everlast-
hired help continuously, and not have ' Farmers as a ss hole have co-operated •
pounds; grain mixture as follows,— Cover with a layet• of finely sliced ap- At this point I took a mental walk not let it get hot. Add the soda . s
and then the shortening.
See that all machinery is well greassi before. There is a great difference, Add the well -beaten egg, the melted 0 . •
neat well.. ent're'ilaY Y -
ed to prevent rust, housed as soon as ' however, in the amount of work done
2. Oats, 4 parts; , an, 2 pal- cloth!as for Rolly-Poly. Fasten the and yet be et:onomiCal, conserve , chocolate, then the flourand salt sift- ' ingWhtsout nin1;1""vuta child with the ac -
cake, isa Part. pound la ends.1Plunge into boiling water, necessary products according. to Mr.
nuts cut and floured. Stir stiff, add., cusation being a bah". ot berg a
not needed, ass well as all repairs with the same help in a given time on
Ithe ed together,eand lastly the raisins an
1 part.. 1 • .thatwe tan have a delicious dinner
cinnamon Sew this into cheese •
made, each machine being looked over I the different farms. One rnan is amb peorday, and boil rapidly forty minutes. itig more flonr if necessary. coward ha much
Worn parts that need to be replaced. advance, another takes plenty of time — yes! eat correctly. I try to remem- by spocinfuls on well -greased thisparnoP
bake in a moderate oven. such escape s and o
ploits on the Pert of the
very carefully to see if there are any hustler and had everything ready in Start with ss Hanna, use home products an h,
One binder I saw this summer had for everything and being unable to ber that three times a day and shall i are chafed by\ such. In intuitions?
' been used every. seaso h I t are ter a certain kind of work 1 Thom of us who are acquit' ted with
to mi
er daring ex-
hiveniles who
twenty years. It cut venty-two I until the moment it is needed. causes
\ acres of grain this year. It could a great amount of wasted tiime.
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in maintaining a healthy constitution
for a lengthened period. It is not to
1 lif ed from what has been said
nieP'ffie
By John 11 Huber. M &. M.D. Goose—there is my muscle builder I combinatiOn of juices, such as grape
. • 1 .
. • mon juice. Crab-apple the vice and crime of a great •ty can
pened if this boy had been a litstle
&der, if bis heredity had not -been .4
be happy when I have made a perfect \ Fruit -Juice Drink
' habit of thought along this line. I Use lonade, grape fruit juice or a imaginis just what might have haP-
jelly can I* boiled to- food, if his money hadn't run out, if
it -le water, strained, he had been able to remain in the big
e juice of lentons. c:ty long enough to make undesirable
fruit juice can be acquaintances.
•cious fruitade. Many criminals have confessed be -
bars that when they
implest of re- hind prison
were children they were called cow-
- • ', ards. After a while they actually
Four meals daily. 7 a.m. Corn- i toast or'a drink of milk mssy be given groups and take care of the sugar- brea ut very thin, win t:tettheee• prtihne: came -to believe that they were neer-
meal, hominy, oatmeal, with butter if it does snot take away the appetite group. I can use }limey to make my . civil 'he1 ards, • and in their efforts to acquire
allowed e ercise get up a healthy circ- and sugar or milk and sugar or • eat salad' dressing, saving sugar. 1 sary for ese. Pert of the sand -
Day -old bread i neres- courage and demonstrate their bra5-
they were led to desperate and
ulation w •ch enables them to with- eersYen criminal acts. They pebwled
needech A well-filled stomath, even ter and salt. A soft boiled egg eery • The ostmeel, hominy and cornmeal Look over my menu as it is going to wic ett j aye jelly or'peanut ot- '
food material, seems i0 act as a pro- toast occasionally. A (Fink of milk. ed 4 hours the day before they are ered all the points: economy, food con -1 stituted for butter.
. sab- Mound the dark alleys just to con -
though it be of coarse food with little 1 2 or 3 days. Minced chicken on , above mentiorted should such be cook-, be and congratulate me on having cov- , ter or a tout- of salad dreing
• 1 bread used The cereal should then be of servation, home -production, patriot -1 Hut coffee or tea for those who „vim* themselves that th,•y were not
afraid, that they were not cowards.
stand chilltiSand if ' ey can get rough
against loss of temperature; but the • chicken are given cereal in smaller ; is strained through a colander and . . Roast Goose with Stuffing . 1 t have it milk, or a fruit drink. and there they, made the acquaint -
increase of cold should be met by ad -1 proportion or cut out. 9 am. the should form, on cooling, a jelly like • ctomirgoo Apples Browned Potatoes : Perhaps we shall just lei each one an of the criminals who led them
four hours, and. standing in cold I will be served by one of us F eat ed or
draughts, such as are found in most ,
ditional starchy or fatty matter, which juice of an orange. 11 a.m. Rare mass. I help himaelf. - ' s in'o rew and dangercua paths. Even
when assimilated will eenerste heat. ' beef, minced or scraped; the heart of a QUE.OTIONS Ab A.' WEBS: I Creamed Onions , if a hilt1 enter* this world handi-
The well-known experiment on pigs Iamb chop, finely cut Minced chicken.,
Large is a 2 Year Id. Patriotic Bread capped by heredity let us not lessen
i and draught - • ^ Doilies take the place Of the table- '
more defenceless • , 1
for the ani- carried out years ago by Sir John Baked potato, spinach, asparagus, 1 Pear Salad with Honey Dressing hi. chances of suceess by adverse
together and do and, glassesonl platesandnainpdh tii n a Ir
nit , cups,
'Lewes showed 'what a large proper- , squash, strained or stewed tomatoes,I. Will you kindly send me a feeding Brownies with Coffee or Fruit Drink :
ed.
slauciller
d great cold flop of the food 'consumed went to stewed carrots, mashed cauliflower. schedule for my 19 months of baby. Hickory Nuts 0
maintain respiration, to which starch ' Baked apple or apple sauce. Steed He is very healthy and as large a a Make Bees Work Overtime
I !inner Lamb chop, baked taking the bottle from him entirel - and of ceurage may just as els' y
• and oils mainly contribute. !prunes. Stale bread and butter. two year old. 2. Would you ad se • ' Roast Goose
tato, stewed carrots, baked apple, Does a baby at his age require one or about ne poun o eat p . s .
Stt a bird of weight to allow Plans , are being worked out ins
d t ‘h er on to be
h ith rin season bees will be le
oney-g e g I, instill into the mind of the normal
.. \served. s Dress and scrub snssile anti ild should never have sug-
ughts of fear and coward-
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y can get
GOOD HEALTH QUESTION BOX
and my fat product; patriotic bre r- juice
ltb If 10112 there is my starch content; I will have' jelly and gra
f itether with a
011estion Is of genera: interest It win be,answered through these columns ; ' apples with the goose and a
fruit
ge
Dr. Huber will answer an signed letters pertaining to Ilea .
it not, it will be answered personally If stem*. addressed envelope Is en- salad and—for those who like it, a seasoned with
Closed. Dr. Huber will not prescribe r individaal eases or make d'agrosla fruitade—these are from the Igroasi Any unspiced, aci
Experiments carried out in recent\
thatnim
a als should be left to face address Dr. John B. Huber. care or W a Publtibing Co.. 73 West Adelaide
LL loroisto. depended on for niineriA matter, vegess used to make a de
he full brunt of wet and wind, snow bl 'd rid body -regulating sub- . We shall have the
ani
mala
show that the falling off in milk
su ly from cows lying out is little'.
needed depends very much on the
and frost, and the amount of shelter
she first four years of lite are th
or none as compared with those kept '
breed, and whether it is in its natural FROM 18 TO 24 81
constkntly tied up, provided the ani -
climate..
mals he well fed, and reasonable
• cold dnd the colder it is the more is
uman formative period.
THS.
stances; potatoes, onions, canned freshments for our
pears, hickory nuts, all home products chhistmas Day.
give me more foods in the other Br d -and -butter san
shelter is found. Animals which are Food the great defender from
shelter they idapt t se yes to
tection against cold, the bulk of warm Bran biscuit an
winds. AniMais tied' up in undue
substance acting as an inner lining and butter. When egg or minced the consistence of thin paste. This ism, deliciousness.
warmth during part of the twenty -
cowsheds, are in
condition._ Ventilat
practically always go
not work harmonious
mals.\ •
Aninsals are able to sta
with- impunity so long as t
under shelter to keep their
and can lie'dry. It is the ev
of moisture from an animal th
es chill, and eensequently the n
ty for_sheltering hovels in land
Pastures. Wheif topping up fatte,
cattle there is no doubt that meat
more quickly laid on when they a
• restricted in their movements; but in
doing this the ultimate object is not
e eleed I suggestion.
To inspire Courage
Faith-thoughts,,thoughts of bravery
ins y,
oration
t caus-
cessi-
and
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
For POULTRY, GAME,
EGGS 8 FEATHERS.
fl rite for I.8111,
P. /POULIN CO,
39 BOIIMIC0111111 litarkst, Illoa
Qo
stile bread and butter. After the two naps a day?
Out with • -------- new region where to him that he is afraid. Ile
1 21st month well cooked string beans Answer—Read to -day's article. 2.
• By all means. Babies should be
tpt vvater in which baking
hi flowers are bloomng to see if they , shodbe conatantly assured that he
,, may be g • ng water and dry with clean n dissolVed. Rinse well
will continue their work and thereby 13 bra •e,
v loyal and fearless. The
There are many late -hatched chicks' broth with rice or with stale bread naps. He will most likely take them thwe
Rub th outside ''.1th flour mixed with
Stuff, and tie into shape. increase the output. daily repetition of these suggestions-
' will contribute much to the actual
2.30 p.m., Chicken, beef or mutton weaned at 1:2 months. 3. Better, two
now arriving at roosting age, and the broken into the broth. Custard, corn- anyway:- Babies seem to have just pper. Place in roasting acquirement of\•the very traits of
rick of getting them safely to roost- ' starch, plain rice pudding 'or junket. about three functions in life. Take salt
an." HIGHEST PRICES PAID
without losses from crowding, Bran biscuit and butter or pale bread nourishment, sleep, and wriggle when
.•quently with pan dritipings. Add one }Or RAW FURS
parr -with reast sldwn. Baste fre- , • haracter thaU,are thnbsuggested;
but this does net mean at a child
rheating, and thus lowering, their and butter. 6 p.m. Farina or cream neither eating or sImping •
401.1W111.
1 vi
So
amon
'poultry
be set
houses an
chicks fr
' cupful of water to the an after the andrGINSENG should not be taught eatik.ion ` and
ity, is no small problem. ' of wheat (each cooked 2 hours); from Fracture of Collar Bone.
' first half-hour a roastin . forethought.
e helps that are saving losses 1 to 3 tablespoonsful with milk and In ease of a brOken clavicle on an ,
To determine 'time for misting al- N. SIL
Never tell children that you suspect
• •
wire covered frames that caa-eand salt. Drink of milk or malted fore the doctor comes? 2. What is. To make the- •y, eskirit\ off as : Iteferi.ni .. Union lik of Canada
• very slow to accuse and suspect them
they are i o
d'sh nest or un•ruthful. Be
progressive poultrymen are sugar or butter and sugar or butter athletic field -what should be done be-
low one-half hour each 'pound. 220 St. Paul. St. W. lifostresl. FA.
the corners of the brobder milk or weak cocoa. Zweiback or stale the length of time required to repair
much as possible of the fat -in the pan. ' of falsehood or theft " Tell them over
• Answer--sPut the sufferer flat on Thicken the liquor that, is left with W R ADAMS CO . and •c: again they are the best boys
brood coops to prevent the bread and butter. Wheatsworth bis-' the break.
first wet with a little cold mill,
when sleepY time comes. 1 After 18 months many children will his back, arms by his sides, no pil-
and stirred until perfectly smooth.
• • • and iris in the world; that they are
FREMONT, NEB.. U.13 A.
going \to make the noblest of men and
Pays The Highest Prices women; that they love honesty and
truth.—Dr. Lena Sadler.
crowding into the corners cwt.
- pATENT YOUR INVENTIONS er Ainnogtetnagi t lar help to be used lat- have better aretthitednand ottbr7ivaernmolre2 Isvoviinebusto rantshetrhea scbut:uhlitolenrsunsdbearti thbe
Add boiling water gradually to make
Stanley Lightfoot icoawnnivotosgtestauronldsero, t
2 cupfuls bread crumbs, 2 .cupfuls
: stewed apples, 1 cupful cureinta, 14 1
teaspoonful salt. Add the stew
apples to the bread crumbs, mix well,'11
add the salt and the cleaned currants.
Cinnamon Apples
These are used as garnish for the
goose. cupfuls sugar, 1 cupful wa-
ter, 6 medium-sized firm apple*, 1
teaspoonful red cinnamon car.dies.
Boil the sugar and water together
for live minutes, add the candies. Core ,
and peel the apples and put into the
syrup. Cook very slowly until the
apples are tender but not until they
break or mash. The red candies give
color and flavor. Let the apples:
stand in the r•„•rup until ready to use.
They should he clear and a bright red'
color. Serve round the goose on plat -1
tem. Give one to each guest with dal
helping of goose.
, Cremated Onions
Boil rather small white onions un-
til tender. While hot pour over
them for each cupful of onions, one -1
half cupful medium white sauce. The
sauce may be prettily garnished with
finely chopped fresh or finely sifted
dried parsley, one level tablespoonful
to each half cupful of sauce. t
Patriotic Bread
1 cupful liquid, 2 tablespoonfuls
sugar, 1 tableapoonful fat, 1 teaspoon-
ful salt, Mt cake compressed yeast
anftened in 14 cupful liquid, 1 cupful
rolled oats, 214 cupfuls *heat flour.;
'mi., proportion makes one lost of
Tread
chicks to roost early on .
ire -covered portable o'clock, and 5.30 p.m.. At about 3 thrown back as far as possible.
to the level of the p.m. a cup of broth and a cracker or About six weeks,
de that the chicks1 _
e the gravy e right consistenc\
14,,rne simple dr‘lee )OU thought og at; slatted or 2.
fur Itir own use may be 'teluable.
bri ges leading uSt ffing for Goose
Sooklot of Isfoesnatlos f;e0.
Throniu
AW
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OUR ADVICE
Ship to us at once and Reap
Benefits of High Prices
now prevailing.
Prier, Llst and Shipping Tees FRES
%eke fur Cu. L
Richard Man't.
end Aletrat?Jr,WINNIPEO Can4i/3
We Also Buy HIDES and strorA ROOT
YOU WILL MISS SOMETHING
If fail to attend
The Eighth Annual
Toronto
Fat Stock Show
Union Stock Yards, Toronto
ough, or behind
the bridges and roo s. The chicks
will then naturally w ik up to the
l
roosts when trying to et to then7
former sleeping place on e floor lit -1
ter. It is important to pl e the low
flat resists just above the pl e where,
they have previously slept n they
floor.
More entries then ever before, in.
chiding rse te•s• that °assets pro.
dere.
Judging commences 10 a m . Friday,
Denember 7th
Auction Sale of Show Stock 10 a.m.,
Saturday, Dscember Ith.
.4'
The first roosts hr the yottn
can well he made in the form
movable platform having the roo
two inches wide and a foot apart, an
the entire under side of the roosting
platform covered with poultry wire to
keep -the chicks frotn going do
through and behind the roost to Sleep
on the floor. Even when hundreds
of 'chicks are housed in one brooder
coop, this plan will prevent them ;rem
crowding and overheating, since there
is always air below and they will na-
turally prefer to sit nn the roosts
rather than on the uncomfortable •
*ire. , s
Amused The King.
The King and Queen had an en-
thusiastic reception when they visited ,
the Western General Hospital at 1
Liverpool recently. One man, whol
had been first wounded at Mons, told I
the King that he had been visited!
sifter that battle by Lord Kitchener,'
who had mild: "Well, well, bullet
wounds don't matter much nowadays!"
"But they ain't good for yoar 'ealth,.
Majesty," said the veteran,
ruNkyrste
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Ilit 6 .... P Farm Efficiency.
,z; R I watched a farmer some time age
while he was feeding the horses, says
i a successful stock grower. Th. re were
C lc, head in two parallel rows of stalls.
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E '1 he oats for the feeding were at, one
end of the stable in a vacant stall.
Thebar!tails headed to the outside of the
The man who did this feeding car-
weovivarrreiatpearri,iftothrsx pii,,rt:ei cd: ot ehLeitahtfeeimrisilana ried each horse's basin of oats from
that vacant stall to the feed trough
of each horse. With sixteen of the
mireene.b,.... V:Itz' . RIR:. 7..4:::11roMs.a..S.h:i.C.787........z....A... animals that meant quite a few trips.
It meant a good many feet of travel-
ing because the barn was about 40
feet ong.
I uldn't it have been pretty easy
To
to have carried a bushel of those oats
0 . along to each stall and saved all the
wallyng, or maybe placed the barrel
on a wheel -barrow? With a lot of
Nchores on hand a few such unneces-
sary trips as this would make a differ-
, ence of a good many minutes in the
datY:1114nwynoruic. think of any unnecessary
' when the chores are being done?
steps that yetil....___ake around your barn
Maybe it will pa to look a wilil.e.
. A rubber, heel has been invented
that can be slipped over the high heel
of a woman's shoe. •
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