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RI:. WHEAT EEL
Being the, Second of a Series of +'i re is�tieles Speeia'itte
by; G. Be11, Agt'on.ot11:�.
zi'Iany fanners free gi'owtlz of the ricroscopic l `e irti
are just •now b119- i the Soil, or l .asteria, is very blow, and ,
!g° Planning crop l as a consequence not much soil mater t
rotations and the; tact :s broken dor into such fon that !
definite areas of ;It Will dissolve in the waters of the
the definite drop., a,oElor the root: juice
which they par- , en up into the plant. It :s 'tis aC
pose ewir next i this time -i; kiI i
�' ig that -it T1%tle izttdzEv,i)xe piant-
amn2er, Ivot a 'food gives the
tiny sprouting see
tare consider- vigorous start;
a
rPaal>ia»�; i* possible for
the question of the resulting. °rota ea t
wheat' wake ti . �' _. td3 r..�.cla out and
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spring % o� 2i Aia '.i} � 4
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oh many of those sr2o ter crop would be,.tinava:'aide, Two
have aot grown hundred to three
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pedally so under the present enar-
iy increased de nand for food cert-„
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1ne� readers practical end autFoci-
tative information that win help them to secure the
best possible crops of every ;ort.
Ps your soil as fertile as it sEaoaa � <,
cartiai failure of soP ,?f ir Coes ane
r-� 'a , some crop puzzle you? Are you d#sin
arietiee of seeds: best adapted to o° r
locality? Would c Y a soft and
y> kaid you :tike settle practical and scientific
advice en the adiaptatlord and use of manures? Are,
Yeu losing bard•eaaaa-led
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Tine ex 1Y ;stooge; pest or iatgght?',._.
p"; t aatvic�: of F'rcfessor lett is made avakt- s � �r�'"�''
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Coon' until ereal't
:tartl°ed Baked i; -tnunar
only one ,bide of the skin trdraat la1°i
Intim trit:t then scoop out r. Lellory
the fruit. Chop any tsndiedi
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a
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Ontario) t
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Sctilturol a; E
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disease
os;;ilale to tic-'
nside➢'nble liga sp� y'ing, hu$
seible when it come; to :
P.d d?struetiye rust din-'
, which annually
throughout the
t anada and the
Con ;daring dis-
t., to keep in mind
t to ventre extent the same laws.
overn the plant kingdom as
govern the animal kingdom. Those
animals that are least susceptible t
disease aro the ones that are vigorou
and healthy. They are also thos
animals that have proper living cued.
tions, eneral observation of growin
czops-Inas lead to the conclusion that
the proper preparation of soil and bal
arcing of plantfood do a great deal, t
combat plant diseases.
Tile rust disease flourishes during
the month of June, when temperatur
is highest and there is usually consid
enable humidity in the atmosphere, i
the''crop has been given a good, vigor
a1aa:; 15 4101. poi
the a taaatr'd2l €af ti
eaaae of spri'n3
dldPaa sd> 171aad.`-11 '<
111 1raGntrti to al r2 Srfti`fet;
ahTRout the
conies out in favor
ii'st, :itnrquis, and
the juice of any of these fruits, or Wild Goose -
grape juice can be used. Stuff -this tthen Morquio vas tested out
mixture into the hollows ear; the km— iii 2•I p10ee, aft the province, it wu:a
sinus and balefor twenty minutes in found to yield a little less than ` 20
ril(Aeratte oven. Serve tri the skins 1111 ,111118 per acre under actual farm
itdl pour liroktahlospoonful of orange tests. This t':aricty was produced
juice over eneh banana. ;;ome Year.; a ago by Dr. Saunders of
lltananza' Omelet—Three bananas, the Dominion Experimental Farmstha'ee` e gs, one-guartet° cupful of Ottawa. It is a comparatively s"hort-
larcad crumbs and ono -quarter cupful i season variety and produces graia of
of sugar. reelthe bananas and ''mash t high -milling quality, Altogether it
the pulp. Separate the yolks and 1 hosproven one' of the most popular
or 51)4';11
presert'ed fruity cherries pipe:voles pt QD.tii
oisins, etc., and add a little stager alxl Varlet es;
ct,
r s i t
at/era-
ovince
at two
econd,
whites of the eggs, Beat the Yolks I varieties' throughout the province
tuntil light antl add sugar, brand Farmers who 'wish, to locate seed of
crumbs, salt and banana Pulp. Final -1 this variety will -do well to write the
ly fold in the stiffly beaten whites. and I'Dominion experimental lams, Ot. t
wasterm.
dl States
bontroh it
the rodder often
A stobacIr digs this art
balanee on the torong
the former and
on milking.
dperWay
nit gates 1
1° corn
bgats grinding.
tive to' the tiler
ilk at
h day,
Feed the CoWs to that it tvi
to milk all 'sinter.
Supply sufficient food
to keep up the milk flow and (`•
tion.
t SupPlY Plenty of bedding, straw,
shavings or sawdust. No eow ean
° well if obliged to lie on a bare cold
e through cracks in the floor,
ons statt and the season is at al
normal, it will be past the flowerin
stage by the middle of June; in ofac
cook in omelet pan.
Lemon and Banana Pie.—Coyer the. Collego, as well as to consult seed
outside of a Pie PIttte with rieh pastry, lists of well established seed compan-
titwa, and the Ontario Agricultural
•
brown. When cool remove from tin I Tn 'Preparing the seed, the fanning
and place in the Plate. Make filling. Trani should be u.sed liberally, Fan out
ofte Cup granulated sugar, one all the broken, light and diseased
tametpoon butter, two rounding, table- kernels and use none but good sound
spoons cornstarch, yolk of one egg, material, for seed, Like tends to
juice arid rind of one lemon, pinch of Lbeget like in the plant kingdom just
..salt. stir, then add one euP cold the same as in the animal kingdom.
- water, Place on,stove and stir until TT You Plant weak immature seed you
thick-. When cool add two sliced ban-
anas and pour in crust. Cover with
meringue made with the beaten white
of one egg and two tablespoons sugar.
Set in oven to brown.
The fact that mistakes will happen
is" one reason why we should' con-
stantly 1/e on our guard against them.
PALPITATIO
OF THE HEART
SHORTNESS ()F
CURER) KW
HEART AND NERVE PILLS.
Mrs, Waiters, Matapedia, ' Que.,
;01‘. writes: "i• wish to let you know how
much good I have received by taking
your Reart and Nerve nir. I was
suffering from palpitaticr.. -4 the heart
and shortness of breath.. 'The trouble
with nay heart was caused by stoniach
trouble ..
I had tried all kinds of• medicine, bof.h
patent and doctors', bat .1 found none
relieve me like .Milburn's Heiut and
Nerve Pills. I believe anyone.suffering
like I did should use them. I only used.
four boxes and now feel like a. different
n Milburn's ilearl and Nerve Pills have
een tile market for the past. twenty-
ve td have a most wonderful'
Price lies eents, per box, 3 boxes or
31.4'45, at' all dealers, or inaileci,direct on
144.1.tgittio, Toronto, Ont,
handicap the future of your crop just
as etch as if you select the calves
of weak immature cows, and expect
to build up a good healthy dairy.
(2). The next point in increasing
wheat yields is to look after the plant -
food supply. The soil is nature's
great store -house. It is from this
that most of our farm crops get the
foeds which build up wheat, oats, bar..
icy, corn, apples, potatoes and otlaer
plant products., In -early spring, be-
fore the temperature of the soil has
increased to any appieciable heig.ht,
he kernels of wheat will be prett
well formed so that the ravages of a
attack of rust will -not leave scant
0 serious results on the erop as 01
a crop that has not had the early start
and is not so vigorous, This is faiind
to be the ease on such crops as cab-
hages, tobacco.. sugar beets, and the
like.
For a study of the climatic and soil
conditions of Ontario, it should be pos-
sible to pifoduce good crops ofispring
wheat well up, into New Ontario.
When we consider that th'is crop does
not take any attention through the
growing period, and that a bushel and
a half of seed on well prepared land
should give an abundant *seeding, it
seems quite logical to advocate the
wider sowing of this valuable cereal
in the spring of 1917. Wheat prices
arc bound to be high and for a long
time food products will be scarce. It
is therefore to the financ:al advantage
of every farmer who can spare a few
acres for spring wheat; to give the
ound thorough preparation, supply
pense
best of hogs, an . 0 teaS0
Bogs fed ou corn-Ineril. with 0.5 'In "'Pr i
teal or iniktiliin will
rutni
:mob feed am! turn it into fat, ..
I milk.
d -ashes and bone -meal double
the streugth of the hog's bones. They
.dso save in the amount of other feed
One great. trouble with the hoi
t•oss of this eountry is that it has been
looked upon as a side show. Let's
bring it over into the Ng teot; then
it will mean more to us.
_ an abundance of suitable balanced
plantfood, and get arst-class seed of a
suitable variety.
Valuable Now
"See here," said the irasellale man,
,..you don't amount to a hill Of beans "
°I won't deny that," replied the un-
3, Lots of mcni would be unable ssuming person, "because am
n b 14 w trouble if they had to give s
y
s.
moilest. The high cost of living has
t given the hill of beans considez•able
UP -
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'an ,63° 21rekoe -Caw-
tinder this be.acling will appear each week new department of QUtS-
tiOYIS and Answers on subjeots of general interest to women.
o coal merit will be conducted by a womon„ of wide experipnce,
qualified to offer helpful advice „and counsel to our women readers regard-
ing the problems which confront them in their daily Ilfe
Mothers and daughters of all ages are cordially invited to write to this
department. Initials only will be Rublished with each question and its
ansWer as a means of identification hut full name, and address must bei
given in each let:ter. Write on tone side of paper only, Answers :tinu
mailed direct if stamped and addressed erVelope is enclosed.
Address all correspondonqe•%for Ebls ci-6partment to Mrs. Helen Law 25
Ca I Frank Road, Toronto,
vinegfro. over
aml „ish the: well,
into an ogrito saucepan toge
tu. the other ingredients.
until tho consist y of tiff ma
ed Cranherry Pudding—One
an one-half pound., ermine:los, six
. stoned raisins, one ounce but-
t a- butter substitute, one egg, one-
und brown sugar, one-half tea-
spoonful powdered cinnzunon, the juno
of one orange, lady- lingers or sponge
cake, Line a greased fireproof dish
with the lady fingers or sl ogo cake,
placing them very close together then
ail in with the following. iixturei
Stow th9 berries until quite t, us-
ing as little woter as possible Rub
them through a fine sieve.
o the fruit pure.e and
her until the butteir'ho
Mix in the sugar, cinnamon, ge
juice and well -beaten egg, Pou
the lined dish and bake for fifteen
minutes in a moderate oven. This
looks orettice if covered with a mer-
ingoe of stiffly beaten white of egg
and powdered sugar. As some cran-
berries are very much nmre acid than
others, it is well to taste the puree be-
fore putting into the lined dish so that
more sugar ran be added, if desired.
Cranberry Pie—One and a half
pounds cranberries:six ounces brqwn
sugar,. one ounce cornstarch, three
tablespoonfuls molasses, three ounces
chopped raisins, pastry. Wash the her-
ries'and chop thcm up, chop the rais-
ins, too, and mix together; then add
the sugar and molasses. Moisten
the cornstarch with a little coid water
and stir into a cup of boilime vett
; cranberries
sugar, stirring 0 \
',the sugar //as milted.
nuts and put the raiXI,Ift
individual molds tvhi".oh have b
' when chilled vreit turn out II
0.
ONSTIPATIO
THE COMMONEST ILL.
ills of mankind and ooe too often allowed
to, go amlooked after until 'sonic serious
complication sets in.
If the boivels are properly looked after
there will benio ceastipation, jaundice,
siek or bilious 'headaches heart!) Tn.
coated tongue, sour stomach, floating;
specks. before thc oyes, etc.
, the bowels regular and cure all liver
Mr. Philip McLeod, Tarbot,
writes: "I 'suffered from constipation.
ever since I can remember., and for years
had pains in the kit side of the back.
If walked across the kitchen floor I
would have to sit.down and rest. That
think -was terrible for a man of 20 years
of age. The condition of my system was
shown by pimple_s breaking out ou my
face. suffered so much pain and stiff-
ness in riay back- I am sure my system
was full of' poison. Milburn's Laxa-
Liver Pills have entirely cured me.
I thoroughly recommend thern
everybody."
a vial, 5 vials 41.00, at all dealem or
mailed mrect on receipt of price, by Tun
GOW
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40,‘44 MUCH Du)
IT cosy' SEVEHTN/
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