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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1923-01-04, Page 4ineeneli SeeseQ.tLiro y "rouredee Merninu setiTil, Publisher )ctUw.iratea; Ono yeer, menthe, ;61.00 Uk advaece. UsLg ratee on application. ztleineeenie withoet epectiles (11 - will bGeneeeted umil forbid c Azged accereingle. , Cheeges Yet coutcect advortiee* eel be in the eMco by uoon 1 ,oce Mese' USI Wmton IVIntual Fite bsti*i�Co ellstableshed 1840 Heed' Ottlee, Euelieta elleece taken co all elaesee of bestir. abio property on the cash or preanium eeatere, iteeNER COSENS, Agene, , Wingham BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,' ETV. Victory end Other Bends Bouebt and Sold. Ornc—Myo Sleek, Winghern IL V STONE BARRISTER AND SOLIOITOR Mene9 te Leen et Lowest Rates. WINGHAM 0 11. aduate eioyei college of, Dental Surns aduate University of Toronto Faouity of Dentistry astoE OvER H., a, ISARD'S STOR 04.0, Special attention, paid to diseases ed omen aad Children, heving taken goeteradUate work in Surger3r, Bac- terleiogy cmd Scientifto gesietue. office in the Kerr Reildence, between The Queen,* iietei eild the Baptist 51 Cherch; /mit:toss given eareful attention. Phoue P.O. 'Box lie ei.R.G.S. (Eng). (Lond), HYSIOIAN• AND SURGEON (Dr. Chisholm's old stand) A Addjc municetione to -Agrencrntlef, 7$ Adelaide St, Wt i Toronto, R. Lna-Plemao prescribe a proper retie)), foe my cows to etipplenterit °Atte, eorn, corn fodder and inarsh bay. Atiswer:,--A ration made tep eoen fodderUIJd marsh hey fla the roughsege and gteeend oats and corn as the con- centrates leeks both nitrogenons elo- mente, which Ara neceesary in zuille produetion., and eneoulente. It would be well to make tile glain ration ones 'third each of bran, corn meal, and oat chop., An even better addition would be oilealce rneel, about one pound pen dal, clover hay would make a valu- able addition to the coarser portion a the ration. One feed of thie Per day would be es stritabie amount. rrent 15 to 25 pounds a either turnips or rnangels da.y to each animal would Il•elp the $uteulleuee, of the ration. J. Bee—Would you kindly, give axe en opinion on feeding rye to deity cattle, Le., in connection with other Zees, such ass oats and corn? .Answer:--Rge iS an tuesuitable grain to feed to dairy cows for the reason that this grain is. subject to the disease of ergot. Ergoted grain is liable to, eause peematere birthand should therefore be Li:Voided with all breeding animals. have twenty-two fall pigs and I have no wank, only what I buy and that is half water. Blow would tankage go and how much should 1 preferably put on by apraY feed to each one hundred pounds of A three pee cent. solution of amain weight of pigs? Please tell me where or a hot lime waah should be effective. I can hay it and its probable prim Unless the building is much - larger Answer: --The Dominion Expert- than the term hen coop would suggest, mental Farms as a result of experi- the sheep should by a raeans be meets carried on in the feeding of given an outdoor run. In fact they tankage tc, swine,have adopted two would be the bettee het this in any systems ofusing this feed, which is Case. fOlarld to be a very useful substitute for milk. One is to expose the tankage C. R.:—Can you tell me the reason in an open box in the pen and allow that my five -month-old pigs have the edge to help themselves. At the biles? What can be done for them? saine time they are give satisfying Answer:—The ailment complained ions of either dry chop or sloppy of is probably due to -constipating feel The other system is te mix the foods and the need of exercise. This tankage with the chop and , feed it can be 'corrected by adding a small either dry or in sloppy condition proportion of raw linseed oil to the When the tankage is mixed a proper- ration, feeding liberal quantities of tion of from 6 to 6 per eent, of the roots and allowing for a daily run in a mixtuee is used. Vcrilen pig a are ni- sunny yard. lowed to h* theniselVeS theeeelsotIlY eeneume a religh51y larger erleportien, rending in same asee to 7 per-edflt. of the whole wation. The price of tankage variee seeor.&. „ ing to lts protein eontent. Tenleage containing from 60 to 60 per cent. of protein wmally aelle at about $66 per ton The lower grade whieh contains about 45 per ma. protein Isms a mar- ket peke cf about $45 Per ton, 00 that t1143 eefft is about the same in either cage in relation to the value of the feed, Tankage is a'bsvoduct of the modern abattoir. It is usually scold by feed merchants and the larger seed atoree, W. ;int going to keep ray sheep in an old hen coop thie winter. Will &filen lice stay on sheep? If they will, what should I use to remove them? Answeri-alt is presumed that the building termed a hen coop is some- thing more than the name implies, rather a house in which fenvl.s have been kept. Poultry flee are quite un. - likely to remain on sheep. They do not remain on human beings. It would be well, however, to cleanse the house of this clasa of vermin. Poultry lice are usually fouod in -cracks and ore - vies or lieleir.d boards near the reest-- ing quarters. All loose hoards should A xnevement hae, been set on fo therefore be removed and the house for the recording and registration given a thorough disinfeeting wash, Canada of new varietiee of herbaceo plants, shrubs and trees. At a meet TITS ADYANCII The Importance of Cologitm Thi:$ word: ,c9+1trum 10 fens the first milk given by. tbe cow Of heetenaY, Y 0.533. rotected ihypatent rights. The regie- to tretien 11'100;i/eery will include pros tor! repTeigeT31341iVear SS Wail 000mmitteses to deal with different ft; classes of plants. Applicatione will out be ilret deet with by provincial tepee- eentat yea, next by the Itegletration Ilureeti who will determine vlilf;ther or net the mine eeked for is already, in ueo. The Dominion Plortieulturbet will then Imes his, opinion on the mer- its of the plant . end registration will , only be given with the sanetion of the B,egistratien Corninittee. The Prone - salon lies been laid before theaDomins. lo.n Minister ,of Agrieultnre, 'whe.., ap- proves of the plan, and gives hope that the necessary assistance for eere . becoming feeelh. We have elves), thought that the valve of, feeding -t first inills to tho ceif was to clean and start the digeative organs in the Perfermeneo of their proper function. It appears from teats rocanatiy made that tide pooltion was wrong. Ei ailments runnin two Years have eetablieW, the fact that this colostrum is a 'real germ killer. It destroYS the darigeroue germs whieh lark . the digestive tract of , the young paliuma. Some of the ealvee in these experhaeuts were given laxa- tivee to make certain that their bow - Oa moved regularly, Thes-e caly were much weaker than those reeei ing ooloetrum and the death rate w high ad among those not getti this • fleet milk, Out eif twenty - calves which did not receive col tenni, eleven died. Calves from' tubeeeular cows eau raised withont exposing the you animals by heating the colostrum 140 deg, P. for thirty minutes. Th destroys the tubercular germs b does not decrease the disease-resista or inuriunizing properties e the eel team. To prevent thickening the c oatrum should be heated in a don, cooker or in a pan phieed in a bock Walk Jul 1!, My Kitche By liViariorle Sims Why should no•t Any kiteben erre Cretonne ie nnt good beotvas0 it dos of the moist attractive rooms in MY 1120t 1'0,111140r sotWaeiontly, HecorY 0n- hourea, since f Mend a larger prepor-i bleadhed muslin is not geed, either, tlen iny time there than in any, beeareee it eleits out too much light. other one room, except my bedroom? My cuetains are made of dottecrSwiss, thinly starched, and ironen pleats to give nu' windowe the fresh, criep look I !Jove. Beemiee of the amount of pleasure I get from these curtains I am perfectly ' to ,spend the time it takes tle iron them. If you do not have the time or desire for cuitains like mine try this type: Tb e lcitchen / grew ep, in was big.: It teak an endless time to mop. The urjow looked out on the hog let and all I eotild see was mud. The stove came, out in the middle of the room and lehad to walk around it to get' .bacle to the sink. The pantry was aeroee the room, from the- etove arid Vint& on t ri.areau will be P.rovICIed* the table and ethe te, b•e walked vpry, sieaer, thin unbleached rousine Osenlini tee and. also of the Conn nom; across the, kitchen to the table neeh end and run the, turiains. or. two; loY the 'window (washing: them while ede—one at the top of the ,sas and he Secretary, of the Registration in bringini, dishes from the dining_ for sash curtaine. Crochet 'cope aerees ee is Captain L. V. Burrows, Ottawa.., nter • minters.. .1ft5 When 'sheep- are expoeed te edit", n_g sharp Winds, they becerne, blind Treatment, Ave aix drops% a a15 sat- -mated solution borie add in the ult eyes, twice a day. Keep it up several °Onslt:' :110:3471y3,.iperslit yen' oue b'tatcnilkettsheent.ellama-Ve°.bnertheeSe ble eharp-shed on ley reads. • , .•. et Water Steele in' the barn rather 'than' of hot water. A large number a turn them. out in stotiny weather. - Keep tall piga growing. It doesn't pay to rough them through the win- ter, Get 'ern ready- for early- epring market, ,, If the 'fowls are kept' busy seratch- ing in litter, they do not naind the cold. calves were raised on eolostrum thus treated and are doing as well in every way as the ealVes which nursed their dams. , A Canadian Plant Regis- tr tion. 4- Seed Com Needs Air. in Give air a eineeee her seed corn us is stored. The air should get to every . . - kernel of the ears. This Itilearla that rau linteereity a Toronto, culty of ededionie: Licentiate of tho atherie College of Pbeesteians and Surgeonee °Mee Ratreecer. IN CHISHOLIVI BLOCK 6TEt. PI-IONE 20 sale efteral' Practitioner nate Vuiversity of TorOnto. itit3r of Medicine. oaeplaine St., two doors sou o Branseviok rolephonsie--Ofiloe 281, lie,sidence 15 der Shipping Potatoes in Winter. Pt& potatoes in weather that is below To make a box car safe for shipping freezing, the floor, walls and -ceiling of the eat must be eovered with build- ing. paper held in place with laths. Alter papering, a false floor should be dent. Etreeders who de not Produce laid on supports running - lengthwise. milk at home ean oit611 boy the emu,'" This alloevs a free air channel, four ruerew serniesaiiel buttetinilk. Expori- to six inches deep, below the faun ments have proven that five pounds of floor and extending from the centre sour Skim -milk is about equal to a of the ear to either end and connecting pound of' the commercial semi-selid with vertioal air -passages formed by butterin.ille. false walla built four to six inches The cash vane of the sellr milk for from the ear ends. Pelee wale, also, poultry feeding is rather diffieult to should be built a few inches, from the determine, but a fair of seven sides of the car. The ' false floor cents, per gallon has usually been. eon- should not cover the area between the sideted fair. The commercial semi- doors, nen a sthve installed, if solid buttermilk us/m.1119 costs dose te the shipment is likely to pass through four tents per pound, although the severe weather. A false deer .should 00st greatlY ingueneed by the arn" be built on one side for a stovepipe mut Purchased and the freight rat"' arid bulkheads put across the car at OSTEOPATHIC PH YSICIAN There are (mite a few Petah-Yellen either side of the doors to form ettopathy, Electricity, All diseases, nil — xma their own dry mash by Pur- "well" for ths stove. These al.se treated. chasing the senii-eolid butternrilk for wells, as well as the centre bathes* the protein and then adding as much rise well toward. the ceiling. and with home -raised grain as possible, pint the false floor form Iwo large bus the neceeeety iteme purchased off their around Avilith the air continually eir- eighbers elevator. makes culates. The bus ehould be lined with an economical mash and the poultry- PaPer. an knows what he is feeding. There „seems to be a -value to feed. Apple.s. ing milk that -cannot be expressed eas- Care of Barnyard Manure, With mote attention being paid to' in cash. It has the vitarnines which The conservation and application of the grading of amine, ,anything ethical: Produce growth and vigor- Breeding farm manure is a matter a vital irn 0ontritvtes to the deterioration of the stock that have milk in their ration portance fanners, as ehe amount of fruit after peeking or in storage will, than hens ?red:2.1ese more hatehat?le eggs avaibable plant :feed- in the soil is the ,he of conetterehie interest, to fruiti, Item shen,„s_ _wsilesl get all their Protein principal factor in determining crop gross -era. Observations emelt at Ex-{ ueel er ilsh aeraP. yields. aliment stations show that late eara..1 In feeding lirinid sour milk and but- Barnyard manure is the most effee- ineeete sometimes escape the no -1 terrailk the dish0s- shorad be frequent- tive fertilizer and best soil improver of the packer era are put 11111Y 'aided and seruhhed with a cern known. Each ten contains approxi - here Inter they may develop cob to looser' the gamMYeaceumt"" mately 10 Poll/A of nitrogen, 5 id, &mate to the frait, tions, Dirty nak- seems to he a source pounds phosphoric acid and 10 pounds nIA'ae, Or worm form of leaf - of digestive troubles. Do not feed sour of potash, arappleing three easentiai bud ineth, and enaeehenters MIX in any type of fountain which elements of pkilt fend, Foe ineeees. The use of milk in producing eggs end poultry' meat is beooming more general as the good results are evi- Oftloe adjoiniug residence, Centre Street., next. Angileas Church (former - le Dr, MsoDonald's). Phone 272. ,sgds Attack Store have. iiven found feeding en appeea be oPened= s° YOU eau see Mg soil fertility farm manure is un- equalled and it is oise of the most valuable assets of the fame The more manure the larger the crops, the larger the easopes the more live stock that call be kept Whieh in turn will produee more inarture and increase crop production. vain* onfine their eats An -the liquid inanure should be steel fruit, Imxt the ap.. 014 Department oi Agriculture Ot- saved as it is far richer in nitrogen xt,b(1:4carentar 114103 two a few days ego, Dr, .1, H. Gris- and potash than the solid excitement. We, Deputy Minister of the Devert, 'rhe Aeon and. gutters in the stables meat*, pohlted text tamt at the present , should be sound and ,liquid -tight. iene COaxadinu bacon on the British ficient litter or bedding material arket is losing rather than gaining, should be used -to take up all liquid, IA This totieluion was drawn'l Itaxame for corn, which is one of study of markets while in Zug.] the principal -crops entering inte ro- weeks aege, 0Ompared -with tatious of all steak farms in Easters on NvlAch eaSay tOtS the 'Canada* tan bG applied as made by a Canadian skies W0rAldrmipixtg. it directly to the tielda and io many eases too thiele spreading it Where tern is- tt)- be sort the best pikes, The dil. tile following season. This practice eats not only a saving of labor but te losses in plant food from and heating. ilinited amount of manur bef command Of farmers, 51 irabto to view it under t I incorporated with th of soil, it will, by, , surface so its to .heldingee d feed 4.11 able t piled in the mantra, while codling., moth larvae, the lesser apple worm, Gan Jose ecale and 'apple maggots aro 'Motet to "have continued their Zeeding asit dovelo,pment in supposedly sound which had been placed in stor- e , ,Vortunatoly the codling moth na•tt all the Inside when it is -Jawed and elestued, Right Type of Hog Es en To Export Bacon Trade. Addressing a body of senior offic jells of the Live Stock t ranch of the red- bettenen Canadian and t three cents per on The wholesale ed study that aiI market IST4.31 41t istavtIr !W 55 ing of the executive cominittee of t Canadian Hortieultural Council, he in Ottawa on Nov. 13, it etas deeid to proceed with the establishing the bureau the basis of a repo prepared by the Regietration Coi mittee of the Council, The eegistration proposed is intend- ed to protect the name of a new var- iety and the rights of the originat in the same sense that inventions a he the corn ahFuld not be paled on shelves Id er even laid on the floor. hest 021 plan is to sling it up with twine or of stack on nails so that no two ears rt tench each ,other. This -will provide n.. for the free _eirculation of air and thereby Increase the germination. Farming is a game a put and take. or The mere you put in of fertility and re care, the more you take out in el -via% Parents as Educators Making the Most of Stories—By Mary France s Davis One of the most valuable assets the mother of small children is th ability to seareh through he r trees= house of stories and find just the rig one for the need <if the moment. Ahi ehildren love stories, and a eager to listen to any interesting on but by giving eareful thought te t selectibn of her stories a mother ina make them contribute directly to th mental and spiritual development her children. The real purpose telling stoiles is to give joy, and coarse this primary aim should a ways be uppermost in the mind the narrator. - The simplest way to classify stori re 0, he 0 01 there So the little boy stopPed erY- ing, and stood up, and emileel at all his friends." Mothers will find amlele d material for these home-made stories in every -day happenings, and Should I use simple words and keep the action e brief. si The stories eha.t „natensally follow these fall into two classes, those s which relate incidents that rnight reale, e iy" have .•happeneel, and those which a hog the other at the bottom. Theee cur- p_sowel6nern)g,aetroen6t;:pul3rrgat ,tdhged.ne.t.,itirmblowto;roletittopeionvne-ara;diiiiiitnria:n :oondms—oultle‘kinrieeelL'etudidein:dt atoddthaen;ltihniinngg be'.,igh:te:aje tdoeasiredsthee. wini..fewthe. re'els are toTohnerifizoesoasimr. the tr•fmnim.iiholseevaies,h•" be. canule re7 40 not naeced dark Boor did not show spots , vinaply ,w.,41.50,44 out at dark froning but a„., curtains dim he mdeed with the wine re These eeedere a this Page who I use colored loons to make there more walls,, ceiling and woodwork were stretched on the rods and by morning • dark green for the same reason. they are dried in pretty, fresh folds, have, never werked in any but bright, tae ti ve kiehtecheerfluisi,caneunnneevser, alpsinpr%Ilciateeon.vigeenimeanst winDodatchw arti,corta4:stisofectofor rythe Teehielselenzznti.s, 1 do niine—after the hind I have de- gist of a pair fog each ash, those of .. seribed. . the upper Kish heing finis -bed at,one for my large family. Our house has end and .„„.„, there on two _rode „neigh, -using the kitchen for anything niore • _ __ I deekled that my litalleln 'was tee end 'With a heading end at the Othen ; twelve floor space is all I need even the infwer saalLwita a heading at qaela caahigrinv,,:ingidvee7s000;dainnoorwiwotbthaTheiehtedttilthoee -15:1;i0bi.; e;ondrevre.tairevith?;d':_vieto,mth.isaFoe,,ipe:sismn.1:1,t.lieeiNlvephenaii,rrio_73,0%fheiro: 11;ci'Tri*aezekitl'il''s'esou-inirt7c4nh'ibeantilnl„ in. Nature. 431711:til:hf:realvtaimuLigetlitatherse4s1117sbaseelui:etwurniletill:Grill11181har.U' St what is the 1.1Se Of &taring at barns market which toes not need ironing b be leeking at while working, that is a inetty.eeersuCker material on the alley, or hog Pen all the time? The. .inis, gestenal comes a whate or white vrinclows over my sink look out on the Leackg.eemid with colored stripeg road, and on some daya I have a movie Finished with a simple little cotton all of my own, " Plies other window edging that costs a fevr cents s yards afinlidi vieengegtiltablgie7gesarnicleensa and the flower it Ogiln.1:48mt at7urfaactiins". &fished with a rweasitl. ul Just .grass and trees make a arieizifie.,'tria0Er psia441.4ieoesbansi.dse, allero\ssusbaatisLedv. - • The Best Position. tory ma.terials. I really had some things to eo9 The Cozy Corner. in the old kitchen One was tho my cozy corner does more ehan any breeze from the, -south and another other eine thing to Make my kitaleal— was the shaded west window that let and therefore myself—cheery. I sat enough of the afternoon sun in to considerable time dri that dark green eep things Cheertal. The tree out- kitchen on a ,•sgmight, ordinary ,.tkits, hot eteehoemlvwe'srtheWn indgepthht% S'airSVPPerils frrrd;:: oehrefOr(illalf:teS' WaiikeitittirtgO trieocailkeort(e)eatt My own kitchen has a. door and Win- ini the meringue that had . to he ciev• on 'the south, mei ". two hall` snatehed out of the oven at. just the wihnadvoewsbeec;nveiln mthaen;iilicl:lig(Ttf- tuts07.1116:: irnighthte8kieTdbe.11 1 hadoli:anowIniat sitting Iittfiinvig ast kitchens. hut ,I wanted the east ray friends and mighhogg„ lige it too. de of aur louse i'er the long living Over by. the long window I have a room and sun. parlor. I have alwaYs oossdoeseassie little sewing rocker. ax;idd:ththeatu .if 'built te bthueiltr:ustr.isofitctilhene sloilurssi,et trion:reeesilisi. bees hesousiaoh splealfceuroereeadthesowimne: round them, we emeld have -what we thing, bta„,i. 000g be,* enee in a ish and the Mechem would not be while. One neighbor said te me of open up the world of fairies, and make- .°1f- ibalieleieviie&n.ei kindergarten age de - of light in fairy tales, because they stim- uleute the imagination. In this stage es of mental 'development the.imagina- tive powers are very alert, and little childeen live almost as. netieh in blie s- world of' make-believe as they do in - the real evorld. ..13eeause af this their g • t- minds erave fairy tales. - es Nature lessons may be taught bean. p *fully and impressively themegh e- stories. Children enjoy these, and at y the same time gather intich valua,ble o inforination. Boys are especially interested in lo true stories of hereee, and many his- n is according to the age of the heiger Nursery rhymes are used universall as the very first' stories,. for they d light children who are still mere ba hies. The jingling rhythm first a tracts the attention, and after limn -repetitions, as -the little inhale develo the Weida begin to convey mental.pi 'tures,, and the story IS gra:kali uncle,rstood Many babies only tw years Old reeognize and enjoy most. the Mother Goose rhymes, - There is a slight gap between th stories given in storyebooks. hav found that two-year-old ehildre geeatly enjoy simple -bales relatin their own personal experience, whe told in a &ear, direct manner, instance --"Once a little boy Lam Preston went out for a walk, and h tuok irsbo the =17 corner left for "whenever I have a minute to rept hem. want to get away from my kitchen -- Proper ventilation maleee such a big deer out a it." won, may be should . difeerence----it gives us a cool room feel that way, to,, if I had to work in to work in when necessary ,and Pre- her kitchen. Mine is net the kind, I vides a way to draw off the odors 0f am alevays wanting to get away from, :°°h:celdyrurs.pginaatilnitetilofofwtlegisen4lioerunbseert.sawdebinlijitollierneedttlehee tAeleheninko.kitheihroenneekin:rax'ganccirbaIirrs'arieide;lre"oadogotnitledt you I always announce to the whole farailY thigag. ie too good for the kitchen if it, that I've let the potetoesaboil dry or is built to.serve its purPoee.' Spindle - the eggs search? „ legged rockers no longer good enough Good light is necessary for effi- eeantseY•lighThrbede inmanatchwehyeeryfetirmeele7shone tinhealainkitehmeLtbitiaertle,doheasntgilinegpicotvueriz.L lir eked into the -oven was wasting bed in the spare ieeoni where the gees for the parlor have niore place in. latches, endangering her life and the is supposed to sleale peacefully! A ,,euee, end cutting her efficiency at ecianfortable, suhstantial rocker, either ast in half because the hand. holding weeker or wooden, lia.s just as deft he lighted match was no h,el,p plaee in -the kitehen as the sink t • . turning, lifting Or taking' food out. range, or table. At least I think so! Leatle:tyl. °Oaf siligeilloiulint!ltrieCatovheatve'bGesuistlinegpe-t makTheeatnlylinlegithlverthielleheeitry-8,eaelle7ittso stnizee: turning the etove around. its coolneee, its brightness and its Light should come from over the ooziness, • And so, contrast to the ftshoulder If it does not, eve work &Nee green kitchen of roy girlhood, my e toeless' facts may be presented in this h • way. ' Several r ,eee. nt celIections of chin t g riten's stories are indexed according ti to the moral kseons they contain. or This 'enethed• of olaseiheation is very P ed useful te .inothers who like to use IY- e stories as a.aneans of discipline. A fell down and began to cry. II friend', the squirrel, ran down from tree, and looked at him. Then his bi friend-, the dog, ran to him and bark ed 'Bow -wow,' Then along oame h. sister, and 8aid, 'Don't ery, little Bee is skillful story -teller maY relate her le a story with the idea of correcting in g some childish, fault, -without losing a - the fresh, appealing charm of the ea is story iteelf. Perhaps this is the I supteme test d a good story -teller, o - ZritZan-118ghlastaGNi7. nortorsatItilietametearoyn; Iatinteldirhearf°1 utc;ydaleyriipsliTnfIarsataybitYliissmbnel-1 eh -working space needs it e own light. cause it oeuld be glaringly bright. I had one light put in over the sink, like to look osee of eta windows end ne near the Twig° and a third neer wateh passerby on the road. And when. TO SEICCEga a tent:eel fixture into NViliCh to screw can 'newt right there. and not have to go through the dining room or up the ballet° the living room to And a spot into whic'h 1 ean "drop." I keep a pot pamley solne other green growing thing iri the winelow till. What a differente ing surteneeltt.11 opfutCluTt'siZse.n theua' lonid4k7al,kItgrweLlilkli'tac711!e•IV'trrirciedi'llpcnIollAYv TEE *OAD n1b6ng mhinet' 1;light have had I am tired- and want to rest a minute a three-way socket Then 1 eould have used throe coeds and had nay theee lights wherever 1 Neighed. If I 'mild not have had eleebrie lights, it s would have been enety to have ,sbelves built near er over these.variots 'work - Contains have a place in the kitchen curtains would have done worlds, for but only certain kinds of cuttains, 5, toe. - The Trees Don't Strike. , Oe 6y,. this summer; after teading all the newe abetit the toe' and tail - way strikes, 1 happened to be ,taking a itirble through the w�edtob. In the notate of my wallt 1 passed' several fine piles of all -body maple atoveivood that -Wee cat , lest and is :Sees soning properly:for 0.g6 lleXt 5 true that we ,only Meant to. use it in the k'Kelten stove, but if there any Shortage we will not And it ,nete epaery to burn the furniture or ',tear ;up the 'iloOra to :get Intl to keep ns warm. We wentthrough a ;winter in the. war wIthout.:using the tog stove - end. onn do it again. Of oennse,,Coal is handier te use, tend,:eiteds•la,,*:eite: tteSiden, hat if the cOal operatere end their employees will quarrel it thietrA Mean to much le M As it <Mee to eity ," people. the woodlot is a :kind Of antararo :tot t1W,'.410110 that. it "Atortil, • 1001,1)t. Up, A slieeiegia'aot eos ike(r 11'401.1.011 stixaub.te reterett4tiOn in the country,'• for reanY,.' 'farineinii already reall$ that it 5 net safe, ,to pendent om:Out.sidesupigieg l'Ax:04.. al,Ao piN:,piote.thndeirelep., ment of eleeb:ieity for the transpor- , , „ VatatM eonmlmanies, trild ail users of power eee the danger of being entire- ly dependent on coal. These things in turn will help to onserve the world's tioal aupply, Whieh is, hi deugoe• of be- ing Used too rapidly in our modern enterpTieee, •Se that we een see that even Strilsee snae- serve tteeful pur- lieu* never dreamed gtgliy those who pirseloniu:Itor tie'th:nt;atitef I,eis,c,-ci-oila.:;vteatiilonand tsenste e conservation Pmvidenee niake.8 uze 101.13 b" :tuet itwebv. t ;‘,0: red., OdOil an rary fetal, ThemtaI-. leted:aryntiia,ctiemrwtho eul?rumliee:torofitteletiegillItlifinic,„ ellYe Wattlel Make about tail' a the populatiou01 Canada wholly inde. 01 Its:t AA...ix4.11AANA.A.t4toAlkowA.4A 4 The Viniti Who Weeka into niaY VMS14,4 n4'114 bet tibe 0114 •t tiarhfr 10004 Value 0 loodlot.