HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1919-10-30, Page 2Address commueiaatione to Agronomist, 73 Adelaide St. West, Toronto
Danger In Stalk Fields,
Some stockmen are puzzled to know
how to use the fedtier remaining le the
corn fields after husking time. Some
yl,ears they turn steak into the fields
and have no bad luck, ,r':?ler years the
so -cal eel "corn-sZeck .lis ase" has kil-
led many of their hest cattle and
horses. Just why tits st::'.ke prove
harmless ',i?l:le years, and :.ladle- now
and ten, leas never r bee i' rightly ex -
plaited; but it seems 'ikkei shin
climate or atnacsphor.e sterel,t..:ls hes
much to do with it.
'Many cases of:Inseam;1 cera-stall:a
disease ;low are known to be renally
eases oof dleava:iiy hea.a� rrhagie sept-
cena7ai In 'hese A;es s the animals
ag ':�"0 ,E ti a. tet-: ems of reth, , .�hx lly
fr_`=n the t,..,--., d r m lith or
R
bICK'7: lei;:;' Caih.i aNr 2 may erode e
E t-., is 4 loth. bleed soots are
fear a: :dos trieemes mond:mem
limner Id:, ..:, .nn Gil"' scut ett:r: '2-
lar:em,. i?:�e .. ilia,) a
t , r. l
g'• :l
t T ii: .i'1 :Ica),a sli`c'e
s n t , -h` :an :.t :e, , _a:. in tars.('
hstest mediae „ .., �1 its lead -
.
a .a.lalg
1 t a.'c a *.ger m :l l .[sxases 11f
:1. .:-t -:tees'•• ill•. .g.� SY L- ::s,
:ma k,r x
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em ,t as .aP.1aJl a t
a�1 •fl' ',•.!- 1.
hf .lie a • e
The ms ,i i the lei •• sl
tittle resle- T the e 1111,
a:
a. <1 ," 5. . a' ee NL k '?tor lessee lane
)ee $
to "'Fay a in the ,
list. 'h"i' - t . _ . .
er
,ask s'e're).
.0 farm
safe 2 : !rte.'
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I1atFt-
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mei .ecu that are to ".�,
'"t s '•axle-, ? ,; y,, •lie fields ta:d iat-
e .,„ :h• , glia m , i
`tet:atSilFi '.+
SG a y. :men n",t a stash ,.aa.1ie 'at,
for or leheiM
'"' . .. e S e Serie. c 2 r. la t.; star:
4 ,Citi('.
in " ,; ,r,. a.
e "? t,�7
tn� ."''r. m is are allowsl
• P5 'e t.l a .:reals paa:s
g h free
p77?.? ":'w ,l>:; t .ill °t'rr
tt t. 5..1)-
9rlc
1 r �! Tia s% aee.t hay
du * ' -g a e into
:f:. flE:1t:3
wilt: •er.1 .!ally s:tmustorn then) to the
st lits. reeve ,1e an'. north,) ef the
corn i.el.l thet es Leen killede
" ity
dg`rnr�ht wet weather or root worms,
or that+h:s grown cap to eggs, ,iou..
t; a 'is. such a, mustard, jimson, etc
Tr. „.'.1:9C1/1:;:i0'.1. ril`x',.c I - cern shcu:ai
to tea ttf; =l from the field promptly
her. lx -hurt left there to waste rrr1
tats :•.1 that when ern:talk rli:
en re'. alant cattle should be yard
fed: e sound feed.
floor. I'1a e the clumps close to •ether,
Thee a 1'.. Make Tractors Prey on Small fill the spares between elunip with
Farms. 1n •
re .i are. Irer.irede of form:; run -depth of about an inch. Moisten the
ring :n size front sixty to ls0 acres. soil therou{lady and keep it moist all
It ie inti r stip; to lade t ti -hat some the tier,& but never allow it to' become"
of the corners think about tractors. drenehed. For white shoots the light;
One thir'g' seeds ecrtain—the greater should be excluded.
the nor age -;�ncd. the more favorable For the first ten days after the'
the traitor appears to the owner. crowns are placed, the temperature
Most o;,*•ners of farms' of sixty acres should be kept rather low, 45 to 50
or mere think that a tractor woad deg. F. After this peniod a temper-
ature of 55 to 60 deg. F. is satisfae-;
tory, although a higher temperature!
will not be injurious.
In about six weeks after bedding,
the cutting can begin and will con-
tinue until the crowns are exhausted.
As soon as the crowns become ex-
hausted they should be removed and
abling them to do their work mor
easily and quickly:
If you should teuggest to them tha
they could increase their earelivar;, Ir
working more lard, most of then
would tell you either that they ca
tat het any land near their farms o
When building a poultry house
money is saved by simple construction,
First, select a well -drained site,. if
possible where there is protection
from a windbreak or ether farm
buildings. Then build a house that
o is about twehty feet deep so that the:
wind will not strike the birds on the
t roosts, eVell when the front of the;
house is open during storms. Have!
plenty of windows for fresh air and!
a sunshine as that is an important facei.
r tor in keeping the farm flock in health.'
that they do not ease to increase
the'r a.reage. Yet ,c dike of the ad-
metaga.s LLiai.'h 1r:geter offers^^--cf
sidedwork geielily anii easily—some
-eould like to have the services of a
trays: ter.
One eolutii:n of fa'. r eablenl is that
or flee f.ar'ncrs owning medium-.
sio i aird damns elab together
• .te hase rem. treader der to be a o<l -
:ntly :)y Ball, tho horses fit nishatn'
.he ata: slag: mower, Ily dainz this
the:1 ' ae� `,Y: 0.1 e1 E'8? meetly y red—:sed. :'C•-
t', E' aa..,. ?+ err ,af aeries e's f':ar`. •ed. For
e, if ene tach fenne',s
apts.:he etre ferryacres, third
a t e,
ani afourth lad :t:.
,., ads!. ata° "!!t .:':y:.,..,-,tl:'.'h: the the:
wesdat tem tlesemseesnteentits- e?
Tteam.i the dr ta• the Stemma.
.--.-ev• t.,:tettaths, the tidal . frig i £'.
1 : ealts. Only the
.. ?, +'.q... .tf ..es 'iorkal should
•`g emeine. this a1 basis of
An . l eeri2:1 readel is that all might
matt to e.,c` l:ie teaster at
nthe.
. same
:hem
�
... It .,` et rain drat 1 to t1A-
'1• drily et one °ah - a Clue. ha
it.•t r aridly enc ,, " deet. the w or
to he yanex en any e.:`?' Ra'C'1 tang -size
aeon men arc Mme .,. 3 ,'t';
,,:t,.t �i, A.11't tiler .a, '1r11 Alen, 0.1 ,,.:.'*..
ti-+'? 'l(.•... 4a3"C.•1ree tri ,..'e fer'ng: xlEb
al;'ahem . enze . a ., awl .�f Idea
mesa 'as ? fiat
gran :1 1s
e the :tt :.: it(s
Egg producers often keep flocks ef
five e hundred Leeshorns in oi:e poultry
house, brat we seldom see more th..n
one hundred birds of the heavier
breeds to a flock. Of course. the Leg-
herl:.; are native and seem to thrive
better than heavier birds when large
mu -raves are tea„'oto rr. However, it
F
seems as if some large farms have a
,Ta..ae ty: of more of tl:e hear:or birls
than they are cae yin ' mad some flocks
of Plymouth I'1tetks ad t' an:lott
is y .E°3
might he teenaged it_ large nu Pita r
if the bi • is Ae . a ng a
r,ga.. were �'i:-eel . large r:t11,.
Itax .l:f C!€ t au'1 dem «'.ta res •aware
esed in the he ase. It h gar ,e1y w
matter of elite . in management and
the less n farmer ince "a atetl nil real
at4 the smaller the furl.!: he
ealg man -
mom
E v ill e ety . It teams melt werk
to hanale 1. t �.ot fit t , d , fatten �'mt;acv
1
ill t ,e rata: , samet.:.^gd flet mammal
f n r. 1, be time - «
c ....•'e t -r.. «c.... tf? do it c', :tett,
right.
Seed Grain Dietli'ibt„,t'isn.
The annual 1 r, iy distrlhution of
saample: of se- tl f;: aai11 is tieing een-
elus e,:. , the ^ Ida til
at`s t
t , t gist t'1 .~r::l .,.:�;'rrirr^tll,.li
n F
▪ harm, Ottawa, sty the IIs+; cess
The fe*hillier:g Muds fxt amel mein
dl w:11 1'ee ;;,:1.t out thi :seaman:
• '_••Qtr ng When lin `=''out 5-1b.
'") samples), White Oats tats,; 4 111,..)
x•ar°et' i .boort Z 1:e+.' field .afts;
;not ' gmelen 1'°^:' g ! • ♦alis v [.11l.
furls) be:'«an . t t^ta" tea -aims:, only
fah u:v 'a 1'.a.), fp:: x -r '*-, ” (about
,2i
r:s.l, and flax it.dm - Mee ;:t cut lits.).
'! (hog oe . drip . ,.,n he :a.'att^.a aseh
air _ of - t gtt
tt it
ter
a.: e 'ties
•
etesteer ..' ". sited ,, ,..
le any armee e 4.4 :rir.t1
,h.) as, nes 1e have e. islet
ere: °a lhy abate" ate herd el lame. 1
. '1'enat",;'.Y?lEnts n re made fee .:;i3 e
at en t„ :me ilcg tr.,re:., :.n ,t'' tiae�
fteenna. semener-F1°,C*tt 1%11 irla
it; 117 •':aE-gal tire Is, veil he hosteer
eared fes .tn :'ett6 r ar:ne :ne' 1.
This plea of h.1::r.<: a •. inures%
sailor le well worth t. here 1-
a,
a : iso .(•"o:^ to pat into ..qr."yy tR:'?t t:la�;it'
er.l eme:neraation. Whs. n.it !elk it
ever oath nem- naught?1:.} s, +ensile upe.n
doe reindeer t f _farms one treetor ean
• Force A p:menus For Vkiter.
Crisp, 'fresh sP:araagua flips t•an he
E,bta:nc' 1 el a t:entilaue us :apply the
winter b *eating.
Lifting the (ro°a:n;s from the field
and p ,cinrt' them in e_lla:rs is the
eemmon laott 1 of fo rein ;. ` Plow up
the egowlhaa lits ,in the fall when tha t
soil is m,ist so as to have as much
es. pes,, ,ale adhere to them. Leave i'.
then expe_`ed in the field until :molten,
then cover with litter or remove to a e
,heel in order to prevent alternate
freezing and thawing, wheels is harm-
ful. Store the crown in a tool (-eller •
sir pit and bed as neetded to steeply a
sucees:,ion of sl2Oct».
When ready for forcing. bring the
crowns to the cellar and bed on two e
or three inches of loose soil on the a
A;.Ao:len:lea Y :t`"" ?'e on 11: iut, it
L:'4 :illi lyd'.,°'s5'w+ el , 1luav 1 front
t9 •
:E' Pi _.,.,,..:.c at ;gig, time
e. i:.E r :+test.
.°'E�;: the =lath o ecell is lint ."at
ftarnter au'? a...1,a ::1 to e rl • early
t l a t(1rI,
to ma id Ei t ..guts ime:et. No nppalca•
e tient form. will h • 1 ;r`liabiead after
Feb. I t. 1N'211. C. J . Saunders, Do-
m::ims erxaalist,
mt +
I e y !rig Sc ed Corn From
Mica.
Nero is a getud tear to fight meet-
the
wl y
the mire £t ent the Feed corn, at' have
*anal. Aftervc.'-1 o.fayn h`a tl:ic 1 out
t otesehl it can be placed to reit
proof bose.s iu vip r heems wire =t::. a
sides, if sueh Some; are stao1-e l in
irtele file with adequate ci tante :'c•- •
tv:een the stacks. Enough Elis an,'c'
tnu:at be between them to ail�tw a good
and free oirctuatien of els. These boa -
es should be made cf. uniform ;ia + io,
hat each will :get as a cover f= tea a
under one, thus requiring an a t:t r t
over for the top one of a stat'k lash. a
Corer should he they enough by the ret'
f the year to stoi:e in this way. Some
cozens some artiitcial heat might be
)deeded, however. to make storing safe.
Boxes should be of convenient site
for handling. Three feet long and
vide enough to admit the longest ears
make a nice size, and will admit of
asy handling. Solid board bottoms
nd ends are used. If made strong
ueh boxes will last a lifetime, and
will come in handy every year.
y«_
Tit
ease soil, and cover the crowns to the
To Keep Faith in Your
Banker.
be o_ much Service to them,, but they
realize that it would not entirely .sup-
plant their horses. Therefore, "they
say that if they purchased a tractor
they would be increasing capital ,in-
vested—which they think is already
very great --without materially in-
creasing their revenue. It would be,
in roost cases, simply a means of en- a new supply put in.
saga Calla ))lois, 100c1,Pure Sugar
C" a Molasses. Guaranteed the ideal
eeed for Live Stock. Sold every-
where.
Write for prices and particulars. giv-
ing number of head of live stock. to
Cane Mole Company of Canada, Ltd.
Montreal Que.
A limited quenttty"of
&lialb-Grade Mill Ends for
ealecbeap, Samples Free'
•
~
Inertzucttoab,,anc1 Plies iiu•t of
rat
sent ts' , suitors requeut t
GaDENLA Y:/ N R iG'D:
4 Hospital St - Montreal.
Distributors tkf Burpee's Seeds
Dept. W-1.
Increase Hog Production.
H. S. Arkell, Live Stock Commis-
sioner, who has recently returned from
a trip to Europe where he has re-
viewed the live stock market situation,
has expressed his views, regarding
Canada's position, in the October'
number of The Agricultural Gazette.
He states that' the London agents of
our Canadian packers reviewed in dlis-
appointment the otders for Canadian
goods—bacon, eggs, etc.—for which
they could obtain but a tenth of the.
product they required. The unwar-
ranted high price of hogs in Canada
during the past month is hut a reflec-
tion on the reputation of Canadian
bacon, as compared with American,
and demonstrates theeffort of our
packers to ,maintain their connection
with old established clients in the face
of short supplies. Since Denmark,
within a year, will again be a factor
on the bacon market, our only security
for the futuxe is full production and
such a substantial export supply as
mustcommand - recognition by its
volnme :and quality. Short hog .pro-
ductica is unquestionably . the most
dangea, us policy Canada can arl'6pt.
This is trate of eggs as well as bacon.
Bay Thrift Stamps.
Chances are you have never bor-
rowed a dollar from your local banker,
and you have been going to hint all
these years to have your various
cheques cashed. All these years he
has been hoping that you would come
along some day and borrow some of
capital as a working resource in
your farm operations. Better not do
at, though, if you are not going to
have gumption to pay it back when
due, and keep your word good always
with him.
We have borrowed hundreds of
dollars from our bankers to carry on
operations. When you want to build,
or buy a bunch of pigs, a cow, some
sheep, a flock of hens, some good seed
grain, just notice how gladly your
banker will advance you the money
to get it, providing you do not have
the ready cash. You must come across
with good paper, though, and it is easy
to do this if once you establish a good
credit with your bank, and then keep
it good.
THE CHEERFUL CHERUt
I'll Fill my house with
lisle dre,arrs --
When other Folks lives
here yov see,
My dre2.rns will creep
around ?t night
Ancl say hello to them
For the...
fi"l°cAr"
1Invest Tour znney
In
51/2 °%a DEBENTURES
Interest payable halt yearly,
The Great ° West Permanent
Loan Company
Toronto Office 20 King $t. West
,g14..F.S to cites roar
e✓ opealau� Fitted
with glass. Scao tic.
fi+arlt searentoed.
(i)).
Write for
Price
min fuel
,�-�•fi^�a-a ^ `` hilt', Image winter
comtvrt,
'rho HALLIDAY COMP+"rolY, 1,1rnitccl
umuz.v.m PACTc ed TRIS'•
«Toed ,F1140AaA'',
Nut Ca :digs for Hol . waren,
Sinee no lIalloLve'e.t party is cern-
plete without candy :lel r:o Ii<a::owe'ezt
mealy without nalt.s, the following
ripe will serve e goo:) purpose at
this time of the year. They are not
tiro e:cpet:sive even for these days of
thrift, E a c•eially if the nuts, the milk,
std ):eche s s.olne of the other ha-
€,.st:taChlte can he obtained at fest hand.
Butternut #- ateme:la— i,tlal together
cam euiferl cf brown sugar, two cup-
:.fi e2 t ,; ht-tit*:fuss';.) Hie.,, -.F -:E;?, one can -
del of scar e> enh or of :rivet milk,
and cine° Eluaar.t'r r and of 1:loeolate
Multi) the gnixt,tre ';terns hared in mail
water. When it has r,a.htd die brittle
state, stir in one lalrra;•t:: eup?ul of.
_tternut meats --or hieia.rynut :meats,
: they are etre to'reti--'and pour the
'tea's' lato buttered tins. The quan-
tity shotald make *Lout a han+irerd
�.
1)e^haot Brittle.— Coed: togs-doecents
eupfl;I ()f tight molasses, ene.hslfscup-
ful rtf granulated sugar. one large
iehlertx,oefug of butter and one table-
src onful of vinegar. 'Mian a drop will
'harden in veld water, remove the
syt'np from the fir mai stir into it
first or(. 1ua:•ter to^,.�oonful of :told.,
then ?':e capful of pcannts elle%opetl
fine. After the candle has harder+ed
''a a l :r,'ta, sola'. • pxo:t. 1"1•eait it into
.;ntati : s and :amp it In a F i•aAl ; ..,.
- . i 1 it is to ha. .ads/.
t ; Tett l an')a•! l,- -Three espfuls of
. ro n aver, one elm's Sal of a're.`t`n or
t:¢ rxo?.r: a d on -,:,toaster eupfuI of
.str,...n.t:: coffee L."^I1 rag:eke a1)l'ht two;
pound.; t+f the mealy. alti. Mix the 1n -
s redeem a anti boil them for four hcria-
utee, t'r a little Imams" ii' milk to thhi'
Tis a(Ad
41,-1 a : eanl Remove the syruli
from the lire, 1:t it it until it tI1»ekells,'
and rill a cupful of chopped walnut',
mats before you emir it out to,
li.ar,lCn. '
1\ecru: Mee; co. 1' .11ix one-half
gialtlisd if `ugnr tare: one-ba1f pound a2
:"i'ted ilotir, and stir luta the mixture'
ivied -half )band of ' eho Heti e
1 I* pecan'
hernele. Beat three egrn L.t'ry slioht-'
ly and fore) them into the dry mixture.
Drop a teaspoonful at a time on but-"
cereal paper and balm the macaroons
in a moderate oven.
Use manure, from, fifteen to twenty
loads to the acre, where cabbages,
beets, onions and potatoes are to be
grown next year.
^�i , Ata» ^ar of =•-- Tia sz eu —•-ate
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13y John DA "tuber; AM, t
w'-''',:.,-."-•`;.,.=_.:; t•, `--• ar;2 ra. do•
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Address communications to 73 Adelaide St. West, Toronto
Catarrh 11n Children, F warmly in a heated house in winter,
At the onset of catarrh: n a eau, f than that it should be dressed thus in
a hot bath may be given, with a heti summer.
lemonade, containing some aitch I
sweating" medicine as sweet*kitsof k Questions and Answers.
nitre (10 drops to a child of one year)„ We are two Sister, -the older, 19
or act:,:lte of ammonium to ed, (20 drops),; years, is a ft, 4 in, in )height, weight
The child is put to beds or confined, 112 lbs.; the other, 17 years old, 5 ft.
at'any caste, eat one xoom. Tile treat-,. 2 in., weight 107 lies lbs. Will you kind.-
ngsnt is be uia 'n:itll a teaspoonful of ly give us our correct weight in re -
easter oil. If the child is c.d enough,' gird to healthful standing, A younger
the throat may be sprayed three c!rsister is 9 years eke, •Vi'.i in. high,
fear tinges daily with a solution of weight4blbs. Tills 1a1D11a1 ha., ba n
listerine (one telsr'o,nfrl to the = eiigh, hut of )lite i. feeling L:e1 awlour:ce .r tat:, araol: fill), Or it may, if eats plenty and regular.
it salt gargle a nor ental salt solution. Answer --The l -, eetee.1 4l1ouM tip
to ee-h.. f tea ;peorr:u1 of comraen sa:t the -calf=s at 1Se"!, the la-, : +r-ol<.1 at
tE? TT water,) 112.For the 9 -year-old I , - o giv a
a ttaaltzslerft,, e£ as hot a.�Ela t c°t:r t ,�i,t
can he 1 '�, wr rht, hut she a pPYeers to he ei a-
+r'aEi'[!
:I.:t..- ' the dry 1 err h e been si.lc ,1)Iy lau'i as @t :at. t.&u sE`Cfaa Zai
c:e,e of the ills))) h ",.
rnata.al, a nini':ua rriay to given in en�, i e a Selma set of girls. mod • nfo natte t1
to tato ,grain dt, els the may r e: ftar filling yon cll.
Ile<.rb?" nkli:w'-1,
(„ t 1 '• -p I ten troith++hell with arenfh(a:;, a;.;
had of the druggist as tlu'Dt ne eForo-; , ,}
haat, tint grain '• nil, ¢ keve been ever : auk° 1 wp,... ehifait
s t''un tC! the e1io.t,altG), T1s,
1f' this eellsee heatk.Ak.. circ) the the ent'l 1 •ern tl'€rlrt.af tie l'''''''''..."''‘f ;a;= °a^.t It/lire
i;', steel ;;lira ,,- pfr i v . dal the spring of last year I have not hal
. t o �,.,1.ns of .atlacylaat.
el:` ;;.S;tli:trag may le("^,'tien every t:k'O t�" tt! 1CaSE? `57:y tilnE} 4 £'d+1:g .Ca?rli ben Ig:tifl;3�t
three iani i. i of it. For the i tst It e' yE. ail:; 11a:e °e
1 been e y r o e 1 t `1 tela? 3.um a eta at+a':k
\'4 e Inst remember that E'ftentin ed l u,;,,,1 ill tilt'? (riail?ri et t!e T. N. T, :Yn'1 at
$Ch'tE' nasal slat:?l'}'h tt ty be a ti^'fated 1' ""r tat I ani eitp a:•e`I t:l 1:.'tylelie,
With P,..e{ rie•or intestine' elistur1)nr a A(? ..1.,. « ,, • -, and be,.
A laxative is then hel;'eftil to tett' peen ' to ", ha s at anti tattle 'pone ei 1 ett , 1
fu ,let - t also`
till tall y�eu that I .c �3olbe t'i{'"Zlt..t.to. 1
l of ryrt i of figs 1 britlmet al -o > s
tame a h Ibnl 111E TE' ill' lc+i•
lit i ; sal 11:1:3i i
I tors a day L,: o k• dins o£ ,,sodas' ill th, weather, part:•'ul .r.y as that
eu.!onsite, 1t it w. l known, iewlen ti, n'Err draw:.' til as el... -e. .i'1 the time
a
that a grcat na ase -children have run-, fisc the past t'.vo year: I have :leeo;ue
Hing n . e ; 1.)et ., 1' they are give:a t')a ;, ee a au ltetl as to Ile nimble to iso rli
much .we 'i s alai sitar'h rind; th'3 for two week, k Cr so.1 only 'a •
feet hcl:1.! lay '. t<. my t te(: i
to .x11 in,, etc':•slum .D.
tilraliR h one r�.�aril on ata c Q nt n1 ,,
Lho treatn:tit. i t:easel-ic:I nese, a.r=} 1f 1 gt) t.. :areola at
The c}lilti -11ae ilii 1t let i ,l,2tArs t ,,' I 1 Llai°. :
1 '�: P is L,itl" ria:; 1�' .-1h ela:'4'
lest iia 9, 'slava .,'.y L`.i1E'. :1Y..e an , \:}ti's til< 'da11 v.
1 that ••::n.:edd b:.i
i;il.ihte tt. b t re:h:.. -, E,^iuxt W ::-Lk 1te r.:. i} ;
may 1....;,,1^1 tel $eo a';',.,...2. if the we:1:':,:r Ai(. ,E�r .'. of 11. Hol- .,.
is 110. G`3a lh +)tie 4h� ills. „.. '.stn 1
A t':hi ,l must not kg overtdresre.l, .' 1 + ;4r�:J alb ;'?':;ail, I t ou niers ala
Ic t .. . ,=ngt• 11-i'¢' Dt., 1e' t"e ' ,t r¢ 1 ,l eh A:k „
1 I. .aT,I,.I; .-..'E up ;tl t ,.n. :+<..4i Lr=. .
•1.lw.iy, , .,, "is the ch11.1;1-, f e rt. eve to ,,. ^
t.t s.in1 i.a,.E,a ata af11't 1aha;i:�12„ x''.:'1::1 f'r'A:1 dell;
ata.) dry. .:1,:,i .live tali 1. , it oelt' *re folly rt., -.10 rk':1 e•t 1.<.+ftll. a?; ;gets
,iiia,%t 1,. C.,Ial1111 " to t1.da ':1 o ' + 0 ,,
fa a 1 .1nr pant �t(1 !n .,.. � i;� ;l"u.•fr fi: '• ^
, # i1 Cp.hc e. . s for ia;•itr..r,e - ,h, -
. S11ePF D LS'C':1'na.:it.. 1 )silts 1 ilne;'1u:,c,„t!I:
11.3 1:'e. , se :rt.n for clam. ,n r a titre' o tieing 1r.:.le`.1S 'a' 21.
t: i canna e s r! to •+ ra house gen-
plant;
Dig 1 a routs a3 .don a. site , .itis fie cz, . The i.ttu. ct cel3ar i-, r,en•
plant; are killed. Cut, the tem: away orally staita:',le. Then: Da little danger
and st4lre tht' clumps whole; 410 not 1a'f leen llgJtlrizlg th.'m unless they
break them up until ready to set eat. too audit.
again next opting. Leave plenty of Ilouse all ore'haa+1 Iia tebine'rt.; tte'•tYil
:soil on the e` amps, Store in a lntreler- 'Redd weather''-oi.rayera, 4.Ze(:),''alt• "t
ately cool plaee where the roots will awl the like.
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2.2«,141 wtt',rr lts its °.t(” #Arta. 1tA CC.V.16`..1V-• cad 111 ix:t . .
11 nowt . difungt'rfu.:. lila 1A+D'ta1 t aU1.•!ith ,112.1^'.12,r+ ,nU.•t.
tt.aatt, A'.1 frtntle tho 1,ItA23 1 f tilt. 4111x;1;:1- w'•, }triad tar i
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tl,•ut.10 the ; dints trru,1t t't dolie.
SPOHN'S DISTEMPER COMPOUND
will do both—cure tit. sleds and prole -tat those 't, alt^'^'.i"
frnln having the tgt:'t'are. );slid 2.3 your druggist ( r •,..�
manufacturers.
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1929 EDATION
Onntains 48.pados and oavrr
ill{t13ti,atirg oy4r809b a1utii!tel
Ear Garments, all Ormaine
rhorotrupha a the efiilai4a
Net as. they oro and real
reoaale' wearind them. ft
allows you ft.,'riieteh ,greuton
reriety.threti you eonpan in
moat stores and will s;tre you
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