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�. W. PET> ns3N:
, If anything i npresse5' the oveisee
visitor Lin travelling through a;gricul
treed Creat Britain. and Europe i
is almost universal attention to de
tail 'ort the farm, the, developmen
,of what we are pleased to etpll'th
"side issues" and the eareful systr
of cultureg, We.could not, if ti
would, advantageously, adopt t''
same painstaking methods, . bit l can assuredly come vastly netercr° t
it than we are doing and to the ever
lasting advantage of everybody "con
cerned, There cannot be any res
sonable doubt about that. It is quit
true that. people did not come t
Canada -from overseas with the ide
of grubbing along in the sante nar
row way they had done at home, ,bu
is equally true that we have al
gone from one extreme to the other
We a'e alt to re ga'd conte"
1 withm
1 gP
1,
the smaller sources of farm revenue
1 We have acquired the 'habit of think
ing only in terms of hundreds
acres •:and thousands of bushels whet
we should give erious thought.
dozens of eggs. 'On the . European
farm, the smaller revenue source
form the'mainstay of farm economy
They live on what we waste. I an
now. speaking generally and not in
dividually. The most catefuletillag
of the land -is a•necessity.forced opo
the' people there. Without cit there
is no Crop.
Throughout Canada agricultural
object lessons etare one straight in
-the face wherever one.goes. Thirty
bushels to the acre on one side of
the road and not worth cutting on -the
other. , Thcfree translation of this
means, summer -fallow on one side
and stubble crop on the" other. And
not alone summer -fallow, but good
summer -fallow, completed within the
proper season and kept clear of
weeds. And I am pleased to reeprd
the opinion; that the lesson has sunk
into the minds of the farmers with
a vengeance. It' is commented. en
wherever farmers meet together.
The contrast between good and: bad
farming this year is so obvious that
it cannot be misunderstood. While
we are only having a fair crop year;
the aggregate return to the Western
farmer is going to be enormous. He
has absorbed a lesson which could
only be learned through 'experience..
The past unfavorable years have
weeded out the weak brethren on our
Canadian farms. Those -Wren who
remain are of the type upon whom
this year's lesson will not be. lost.
Wood Lot Furnishes
Important Annual Crop
' Few farmers realize the potential
, value of a possible income from a
swell -located wood lot. The reason
(Lax ,this is probably because that,
while they appreciate the shelter and
convenience of the `hood lot, they do
not understand that it can be made
to yield a direct profit year by year
just like any other crop.
The last census showed that the
total value of forest products pro-
duced front the Canadian farm wood
lots was ti 72,000,000. Compared to
other fairs products this was: over
`'i' 11 per cent. of all grain crops; over
82 per cent. of, all 'foliage crops;
nearly three times the value of all
fruit crops; and greater than the to-
tal value of the egg production. 1t
Wright also be Pointed out that about
one-third of the pulpwood- used in.
tnadian pulp stills comes from
farmers' and settlers' holdings.
The. wood lot properly handled can
be made to provide shelter for stock,
gardens and buildings, and to yield a
perpetual crop of considerable va-
riety, namely, firewood, fencing, lum-
ber pieces and frames for machinery,
pumps; wagons, etc., maple syrup
and sugar-. products, a variety of
edible nuts and in some instances
products of medicinal value. It is
etjtimnted by one well-known author-
ity that the average farmer makes
use formally of about'2,400' pieces of
lumber each year. If this is not
.Motown on the place, it has to be pur-
chased and often enough freight paid
to have it delivered.
A wood lot of 20 acres,, properly
handled, will provide all bile fuel
need on the farm for all time. It
will provide, fuel fence -lost
p 2 s and
timber and will leave a surplus to be
disposed of. at n profit. The inclu-
sion of a few maple and suitable
•varieties of nut trees means an add-
ed asset which may he annually uti-
lized;at the owner's will. Trees grow
quite suceessrully'on laud that is not
euitable. for other forms of agricul
tore, and timber .ereps know no
'res. They are not subject to
rice fluctuations of food crops,
uyay„hen• maintenance can almost be
lodeked upon in the light of a national
duty, --
Her I.dca of Sundlals.
'she Giltbegs had matte thole pile
and hadboughta country house.
Mrs. Glitbags went down and euper•
Wended the alteration' herself.
"Now, look here,” she said "this
snnd!ai is completely wasted here."
"Well, mum," raid the ,patient work-
men, "where would you like me to put
If I"
"Pnf i.l under the electric light In the
hall," inetrueted Mrs. Gilthaa's. "Then
we tan Hee what time it is at night."
Well Meant.
' Customer—"It's really very kind of
you to pick up that parcel I dropped."
New Clerk --:"Not at all, ma'am, We
mea are getting tired of being excused
of being' polite only to pretty girls,`' 1
m
ve
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to
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lapel
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BECAUSE giiar'anteed to
cut 10% iridre timber in
sante tittle; with less labor
than any other saw.
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MONTREAL
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TORONTO 1r
We will ship;
No obligation to
buy, but if you
do, easiest terms
are arranged.
Guaranteed for
ten years.
Write now for
particulars.
Agents wanted whale ted
are not rafwetented, 10
. Swedish Soparetor Company,
Limited
25a Notre Done St. West.
rioutecar
"SenWEetEleSt _THOR 0:B Sell'isl'A„,
of arruve;ANo 1.0YW,CH1CIICa
Our breeders are bred for high
•egg praduarion, White, Brown
.an Buff Leghorn, Barred and
White Rocks, R,1. Rede, An,
cones. Buff Orpington, While
Wyandones. 12cand up. 105%
live delivery guaranteed. Write
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The New Freely -Lathering
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ForTender Faces
EMOLWIEN7 MEDICIIIAL ANTISEPTIC
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�1- ���° COFS lO S THAT A Northern Iithe turquoise
CALLSy q4- {(��i'sg��xpt1, The sawmill chatters to the tut uoise
FOR A TONIC The resinous dust whirls off etorose
the snow,
Across the bridge the oxen trudge,
O. W. aro
(Om Mitt Laughter)
A e10efe111 •Callv'ass .allows that the in-
fant death rate in •cultln'eti homes has
deevelased from one leve y clog in every
five f31m'iliee to one puppy Clog in every
'ten, A . better knowledge of dog
hygiene, se taught by Radio, is thought
to be the reason,
"My wife's ina.in subject of rouver•
sateen Is clothe ;" .
"Well, after geeing her no one could
a.ccuso her of being wrapped up in her
subject.
It he has that hunted look, his sett-
,
Lasso may collets either a-liayroll or
a Quart.
Music lives forever, jazz dies in a
day.
No Compliment From Mildred.
The gill for nee is Mildred Bliss,
She always greets me with a kiss.
11. seems to us 'tis most unkind
To take advantage of the blind.
The girl is desperate, we fear,
But Christmas comes but once a year,
[Peat love is blind I've heard from
But now 1 know it's deaf and dumb.
some,
If an apple a day keeps the doctor
away, maybe two would keep the doc-
tor and undertaker both away.
"Wiry do YOU, go on the porc)]. when
I slug? Don't you like to hear me
sing?"
"It isn't that. I want the neighbors
to see tilat I an not beating you."
Young Mrs. Perkins is so lazy sho
puts popcorn in her pescalces to make
them turn themselves.
Rheumatism in Every Joint
This New York woman suffered untold misery Until
Warner's "relieved her. Read her letter:—"I had
rheumatism in every joint in my body and had'to be
turned and lifted in my bed. This was followed by
yellow jaundice. Aly liver and kidneys were out of
order. I had no appetite and felt low spirited. I
wanted to sleep all the time. I was then persuaded
to try Wegner's Sete Kidney, and Liver Remedy. 1 .
WKS so improved after laking one bottle that I con-
tinued,w'ith excellent results.' Name on request.
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Sold by all druggists. Price $1.25 per bottle.
Warner's Safe Remedies Co., .Toronto, Ont.
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With the approval of the Minister of Education.
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
may be conducted In accordance with the regulations Issued he
the Department of Education.
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION
Is given In various trades. The schools and clessee are under the
direction of AN ADVISORY .COMMITTEE.
Application for attendance.' should be made to the. Principal of the
school. -
COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, MANUAL TRAINING
HOUSEHOLD
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obtained- from the Deputy Minister, Parliament Buildings, 'Toronto.
"Worth its weight in gold"
Says Ottawa Matron
Mme. Beatrice Charlebois could not hold pen to write.
Nerves completely shattered, health. ruined. Now alert,
vigorous and strong, she gives. praise to Tanlac
The two-year ordeal which, she
passed through before Tadao came to
her permanent relief, was reclently de-
scribed by Mem. Beatrice Charlebois,.
of 22 Rose St., Ottawa.
"What 1, endured in that time cot!ld
not be told," she said. "I was so weak
5couldhardlywalk, My appetite was
poor and my stomach gavo no end of
trouble. Gas' and pains would bring
on fainting spells.
"My nerves were so completely
/shattered` that I jumped in fright
everytime the doorbell rang. My
hand trembled so that it could not
hold the pen to write my name. Night
after night I've gone without, Bleep, fix,.-.•
toos�geervous to lie still for even a feet/ elee •
It
morMnts. Even my houaeivorlc be-
came too much for me. calls and steady as ever. Tanlac is
' I: tried all kinds of remedies in worth its weight inagold."
those two years, but can honestly say • Build u'fi your health on Tadao,
Tadao gave me my first real relief. It nature's own tonic made from roofs,
built me up Ho that I've gained 11 lbs., herbs and harks. Your druggist hits it.
Cat and sleep fine and have nerves as Over 52 million bottles sold.
Symptoms That the Blood. is
Thin Should Not Be Neglected.
Weak, lacking in etrengtb, energy
and ambition, nervous, sleepless, Poor
appetite, digestion disturbed —'.these
are tho.synmtoms of a great major'i'ty
et people who have been benefited' by
the use of Dr, leriltiama' Pjnk, Pills,
The great value of this medicine in
eases oe this kind is proved by the
s•tateinent of Mrs. SV. Honsher, King-
ston, Ont., who says:—"iiollowiilg a
Severe cold I wee left in a tun -down,
nervone condition I had paints in the
back and limbs and could scarcely
move about. I d'Id not sleep well at
night aaed was <lespontlent and dis-
couragecl, I decided- to- try Dr' Wil-
liams" Pink Pills, and can truthfully
say that after the use of sixboxes, the
change in my'condition 'was nothing
short o'f-marvaidous, Tris pains 'vart-
iched, I slept well, had a good appetitte
and in every wily felt well and`strong.
I also gavo the pelts to my daughter,
who was in an anaemic condition and
feeling quite mioerab1e, and in .her
ease; too, they restored healt11. I hope
MY experience may help some ocher
weak' person."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are solar by
all medicine dealers or sent by marl
at 50 cents a box by The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co, Brockville, Ont. A little
book, "Building Op the ]Blood," which
centaine many useful heartshints, will
be sent free on request.
Open Wider, Please. -
"oh, oh, doctor! Can't you get t'
work on lay mouth guick1"
"Yes, just a milette now and T11
dive right 1n."
"I Am Music."
voice Of the Universe, Priestess of
Earth, Life's Lyrde of Love, am I. Song
of angels in the house of good; the
snare and .delusion of bell..
I whisper of. passion; I breathe ro-
mance; I am the inspiration for work
and play, Though I am a balm of
peace, yet on the battlefields I stir
men's hearts and urge then on to
greater &tells of valor. I dwell in the
peaceful chambers of content, but I
am present always in the pita of war.
I lead true lovers to the altar, I muse
by the cradle, I stalk by the open
grave. I am the incense upon which
devout prayers rise heavenward. Know
me, and I will comfort you always,
If Ina' song be in your heart, you will
hear my voice in the babble of the
brook, the•Shunt of the birdie the rus-
tle of the leaves, and the billets of
the sea, The [rind and rain and the
flowers anti the dew all epeak to you
Of me. The rumble of traffic, the clat-
ter of bode, the hum of the motor, the
song' of the mill; alit I change the
very cur,
Down through the ages I have walk-
ed with men, yet none have ever fath-
omed me. With the prince and the
beggar 1 roam the earth and all meet
love me. Per I ant the spirit of the
very best that is in them, and they
Braise and strive for the best that is
within me. I ant the soul of the art,
I am .1131514—Rohert L. Shepherd.
.> _— - a
'rake the pep from roar dyspepsia with 15 to 30 b
drape of Seigel'a'Syrup in a glass of caster as h
directed on the bottle.Anydrugetore.
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co Ii
were wise.
They hear the yoico in patient calm,
• • they know
Tho long Toad's end will bring them
rest, and 'hay
All fragrant with gay summer's rare
perfume
•The sun slips down, and purple shad-
ows play
Upon the 5110w, the friendly mous-
tains loom
Proteetlregly around the little town.
Lights springlike jewels and stab the
gathering', eight.
The jingling bells of homing teams
heat downndo,
The traders' wiws glow with friend -
And
And cheerful 001555 call,Iaa rises soon
The stately, golden galleon of the
SIMPLE -C. G. Wilson,
A SI
IY11 � TREATMENT
FOR 1.
Ii CH1lU��N: S COLDS
001(1 111 the•heed is very <xnrnmon at
this time of year, especlaily in the
very young, Neglect of a cold is prone
to lead' to serious con'sequ•ences, 1'.n
relieve all congestion of ono systems
is (he first step in treating 4i. cold,
whether in infants or adnl'tst For the
very young, Baby's Own Tablets aro
the ideal means of doing this. Con-
taining no narcotics or other harmful
dt•]lgs they soothe the child's fretful-
nes:'s, relieve its suffering and ensure
convalescence.
Baby's Own Tablets are without an
equal for relieving indigestion, ronsti-
peitien and collo. They check (11150-
rhoea; break up colds' and simple.
fevers; promote J1•ealtlegiving sleep
and snake the dreaded teething period
easy-, The Tablets are the one medi-
cine that a. mother can give her little
ones with perfect safety as they are
guaranteed to be free tom injurious
drugs. They are sold by 1111 medicine
dealers or by mail at' 26 cents a box
ero'm The 17r, Williams' Medicine Co„
13rockvill'e, Ont.
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Drop the Minor Key.
That the smile Is mightier than tbe
frown, and "Do" a far better soldier
than "Don't," Is a reason which most
reformers are sadly In need of learn -
lug. It is easier to scold than to in-
spire, but ode tete inspirers letid for-
ward and win humanity's battles.
Words of, warning are needful, `but
When prolonged into lectures of pes-
simism they delent their purpose be'
driving tbe audience away or putting
It to sleep.
Take the matter of conversation.
The country was impressed when told
that its natural resources were being
destroyed and wasted so rapidly tont
ruin wm11(1 result unless there was a
change for the better, But after that
had been dinned into our ears for a
decade, we would have preferred to
let tate do its worst than listen longer'
to the prophets of despair.
The effective conservationists are
those who, leavieg the negative for.
positive lines of [bought, bid us feast
our imagination on the glorious pros-
eecte in preserving and increasing the
treasures with which nature has en-
dowed our land. In all concerns of
the Comntonwesltb, and of individual
affairs as 17.811, it wilt profit us to get
out of the minor key soil to think less
of the liens In the way than of the re-
wards ahead.
Keep Mlnerd's Liniment in the stabil.
English Woman, Engineer,
Finds Way to Color Steel
Many of the fil'l'ings and nrnamef13
bout our houses, instead of being of
rase, copper, saver nr gold plate, may
ereafter be made of attradiv ly col-
ied steel, now that a woman englueer,
f Birmingham, England, has found a
eereteirocess of-'oloring said to make
10 manufacture or colored ornanlent:'
ommerclstly practicable. The new
roduct will be used, among other
hfngs, for bnttol's, buckles and other
ereonte ornaments, furniture end (loo'
trimmings.
World's Largest "Bughouse."
The Smithsonian Institution tat
\V118htingt-on comes nearer qualifying
as 3,110 ehauilrloti 11315-ltnuse, of the.
world than any'othe II lets. r. rulIve.
id be o1 113.000 epeele€- Every dxy bug
ount03' add to the mimes-.
11ntry a<1 dto.'tlee supply,
Coal Still King.
Experts in all parts of the world are
tackling the problem of hon' to tete
al to the best advantage.
Professor ilergius, of 1leidelberg, e
!s reduce p
has d coal to .- paste, and cone
bines it with hydrogen at a very high
temperature ami pressure. The re-
sulting field has all the pt•opertiet of
crude petroleum, and. can be treated in
the satin way to prod)ce petrol end
011101' ells•
A.nothea' scientist redeem] real to a
gaseous form and then liquefies the
gases. He has produced methanol,
which 3001530 to have 1111 the properties co
of wood alcohol; eynth01, equivalent
to a high-gradsret:rol; sold a substitute
for benzine.
'General Patert,_a Freuehman, has.
sen experimenting with coal -pro-
ne d synthetic a 1c:ohne ehshews
saving of 15 per cent, 1trea)ories over
eteol. The lcltlperauu'e of the ra<1!-
to' in which it is used was consider.
ley lower thee in tars using petrol,,'
Soon it will be possible to disai1 coal
1 the pit, recover the valuable print -
ray oils and gases, anti then transmit
tem by longelletance piping to where
hey are wanted. Estimates show that
cast of transmitting 100,000 British
termed units would be slightly over
tree hirelings for seventy-five miles.
An intelligent w'oikln menti Inc a
ocILbUlary of 5,000 weds, .While an
000 to 10,000 words,
heated man should enov,• front
Minaret's Liniment nt for rheumatism.
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STOMACH MISERY,
GAS, INDIGESTION
"P,ape's Diapepsin" Corrects
Sour, Upset Stomachs
at Once
' syMM.w.H�iM.NNii4M�MMiM.M�..H.eNN1j
"PaPh's Dispopein" is the quickest,
'un -eat relief for indigeetiou, ga3ee,
flatulence, It one burn, 140lrrnese, fer-
mentation or etomac'h distress ean;;e'd
by :wittily, A few table -to give dulcet
immediate stoii1ach 1'05ie1, Correct
y0tu' stomach anti digesGiol WOW for a
few rents, leruggiets sell millions of
packages.
ISSUE f10. 12—'27.
Over - 30 years the same good tem
Now packed in Aluminum.
RED
11$
OSE ORANGE PEKOE is extra good.
Paying'a Debt.
1 -laving enriched itself many times
by borrowing convenient and expres-
sive worse from the French language,
the English language is now paying a
goodshare of its debt by making
Prance a present of one of the most
valuable and cllerished wordsit pos-
sesses, a word dear to tllo heart
of every English-speaking persou---
"home,"
Singularly, bonsidering that the
French are a hone -loving people,
France has never had any equivalent
for "home." The nearest she came
to it was "foyer,": meaning hearth, or
"chez nous," at our house,' both of
which fall short of: the signideance of
home. - ]English-speaking people have
often remarked the lack with comini-
15le
serIlut nn.ow the phrase "le home" is ap•
pe310t1115 iu French newspapers ,as a
caption for domestic and women's
news and .in advertisements of depart-
ment and furniture stores. At first It
was used in quotation marks, but, hav-
ing passed that probation
stage, it appears on an equal footing
with auyFrenc'h'word—home, just like
Ghat,
If we bad had to get along withoiut-
home when France adopted it thele
would have been some prompt and
vigorous objections. We could no
more dispense with the word than with
what it stands for.. But, fortunately,
there is plenty of home to go around,
and the more the word is used, the bet-
ter. You're welcome, Prance.
"1Wr11l you pleeze :name my Maly
931)110 as 1 give ya?"
HEADACHE, COLDS,
COSTIVE BOWELS,
"CASC �� itf !9
TAKE ETA
To -night! Clean your bowels
and end Headaches, Colds,
Sour Stomach
Get a 10 -cent Vox, now.
You men and women who can't get
feeling right—who Have heaclaebe,
coated tongue, bad taste foul foul
breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are bili-
ous, nervous and upset, bothered with
a sick, geesy, disordered stomach, or
have a bac] cold.
Are you .keeping your bowel' clean
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a
passage every few days with sells,
cathartic 1)1110 er castor oil?
Cascaa•ets work while you sleep;
cleanse the, stontaeli, remove the soar,
undigested, fermenting food and foal
gases; take the excess .bile Isom tbe
liver' and carry out of the sysiem all.
the eon0'tlpeted 1'este matter incl pois-
on in the bowels.
A Casoar•et to -night will straighten
Yoe out by morning—a 10 -cent box
gram any drug stole will keep sous
stomach sweet:; liver and bowels re-
gular,
e-gu-1 r, and (read clear for mboths. Don't
forged the children. They lore 'Ca6-
carets bedtime they tate good --never
gripe or Fic1Oeu
WORST "INWARD"
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142 Mutual St, Toronto 2
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Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART
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Accept only "Barer' package
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