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0". . . Address ,communit,,ations to Agran'0MIst., 73 AaclaWs St W*&t,,.X,vrontQk 1� . ., ..- " � I . ;� . where the jtll��!o.&is
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- this. time of roots, alfalfa, Or 'clOveT, . .�"14 vvq,� I I ". : , , t , J , 4 , � F I I . . ., . 'e� 2 tablespao�,% of vinegar or I . I
1h - Maintaining Size and Quality of . U . .. 0� , , , �� cious " . � 1. tas,t
It � �.. Breeding Hogs, . 11 a 11t4t nitrolgenous, meal mixture and I MAN(It , + �, �; . , I I - lomon Juice. Beat 'egg wlit,h., .0,11ye oil,: .
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. I I 'C' pl.ilty of mineral, nPatter-eartli, &Ods, I Docroa . - L, , " "' I no -er from what dissase odd ,drop by drop, tbon, mustard atid I . .
1� , ThIM I$ not class 01 UVO Stool .011: 4 111A �.�, , .L .: �Ia. ,I 00 . iijej�t niatt �
1� : : the -t, * ashost, charcoal, eite.-are Points truly 0 � I =g4r ialt and-, pepper; a4.d vine,ger'to . .
IL, - , farm that will dc -,.,rate so essential to the production, 019 large, a JOPAN ' I �, , I he may be suffering, there %re two , , , I . . I I
rapidllVand perni-anentlyas will swine, gs, 11 '�F!AJINII I "' 1 I essential features to be studded. thin. Chill a -ad serv-6 '.
-... healthy litborg,;. Pitofits frorm ho ,. 11 .1 i . Cream toast-Toa8t bread,, drop into .
I -- - - provided the necessary priwiplea to 6% de.pend largely on being able I I . I ThR firsit f(,at.uro is, or sli,alild be, boll , ling salted wator.' Remove quiokly -
avoid such are toveA,00ked. 'The two after S per $ow. Tho I I , , :: � the nutritive value of the fovd. The I 1: .
l following points ,are worthy of con- to 'Wod"Ice many Pig I and ,pour ,Over it 'a thin treaIll 15411ce I I
. st -NW'VT to cleanse and ReEM11,90 . I 11 7� W, - , � � aim of invalid ,cookery Is tolivild and I I . . �
sideration in that they deal with the sure V .�': WAS—, , . . and saTva"., . . . I
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basis of maintenivinc,6 Of size, qua,,jity, thii body of the pregnant animal is to . dr It . rep, Caramel lee cre4m-Oaramel used I
�nd, health, and therefore successful pump ,plenty of pure 1.1w,h airthrough L - , . 'I , (V 0�? � 1,01-1 I I -the system during Illness, "Therefore, -o prevelit f@Tmen.-
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moreaSe witlithe hei,& the lungs by means of exercise. -01 .IV . . �� . t I ' not , e in her efforts which will a, tation. 1; I
In conoluslon, the hog is a si-mlyle I 1 �J;,z4rg 1 . ... nple a ,Pat sugar, U crup of caramel. Freeze. .
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1. The regular introduction of new nd lowly I - , , tion.' For exal ient suffer- Banana cream -Three, batiallas out 't 1,
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blood,�-In�,breeding is usualli, fatal to and lowly animal of simple a , I . I'll X, . � . I Ing ;,,o � m typhoid'fevor should not be . i! I �
the.hog. The evil results are seen In ways but capable of reflocting mo -re � -into striall Pieces, -one -cup. water, si.N �, .
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many ways in the -first generation. The eanspicuoustly and promptly than pos- I -- I . " . talDlespolons SU,g+.I,r, one-l1illf Viild 01 ,
I BNght's diseava given too much -starch . j�
practice may be necessanj at times, by sibly any other farm an-hilial, -the ef- . . or �S,ulgar. � lemon; 000k ten minutes; reftiov6 rin.6; V. �
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read,' � I . . add one-iliedtt ta,bl"poari hyzlratod igola- k.�
-advanced breeders but should be ab- facts of good . qr bad b, ing- and . - . I The ,second feature is the pmpara- tine, one cup whipped -cream, juice 0,f t
solutely ayolded �y the prac;�Ioal or f eeding practices: X� I I I tion of serving up theTood, It should ,one lemon. Mold and chill ' ill. I �
1commerciall hog-anan., Line bi�eedlng, � . 11 � !',,I t .
provided, Intelligent care Is used and - . . I - I 11 . I . . I I � be Served in small quantities,, andt in Orange Bavarian L cree m' -Grated '"" � ,
g..' . — . as attractive w manner. as po,s'sible. 1. �1.
with due ,consideration of �niprovo- What About Water Frekilm in .1 - rind ott one orange, juice of three t�l .
ment of type -and strength of the in- Poultry flouses? '. 1 The linen s 'uld be Spotless and tile oranges -jhaq sugar, one I �
. . .. , cpt�- , 0. I a. ,61 .- dishes of -re, if prac- , olie I f cup of t , �
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daviduals chosen, Is an excelliefit prac- Cold poultry houses now advocated. ?� , 11 . i - ti -cal, and always whole, not enipiped tine. Method of making:- W%ip, the � , "',
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. excess. Afterall, with the bacon hog, will 00 � ! ,. I and cracked as we soinetimeS see� ,cream; -set 'in ice; so,ak gelatifile in 1/4,
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I nitinue to sell the bulk of the I-'. . . � 1 High, seasoning � shavldbetav-oided� also cup of codd water; dis'soolve ir.�,NL -cup I I ..
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. out-cr,ossing is the safest, ,provided poultry produetsin this coui�try, keep �i ..
-- � I all extremes, In the prepaalati=6 of ,of boillng ! ter; -d jul an�ld ri d, I "
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the breeder has type ,solidly in his j,jons, f,br th& money there is in them r . 11 " I - I , id begiven, a stipulated ni'l dis ., �
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.� 4. rain(L -Out-croaving atandist for strength and very ,seldom for pleasure, This is P 11 � '11 I ; � the food it shoul aranges, - then, . sugar; stir. u i - � .",4 , .
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I . I . Importance. The dam of the boar newly with fairly large amolitits. to be de- . I � of the patient than we realize. -The until thi,ek; niold. and ipMll. � I . -
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Introduced to the herd'has much, to dil, 01DVOr 1 Mtst ' I I value of this branch of nursing cannot Egg chocolate -To -be served -
.� cted fram.sales to nte and- ' I . I . I t. I . I . -Baltimore S . ,
do with thesize and, strength Of -future depreciation, were never very popular. — — -- i as I .1.
litters and the prolificacy of her When the toIdvoultryhou'se� was ad- ' most certain to be blowivit with Ries ' be over estimated. . I soon, as -made. 4 Two square of chaeo. ,'4 . I � I
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Meat -Curing Recip"es. it is my ipurp ose to give some diet- I late, :V4 ,cup of sugav, 1h. cup water,, 2 � 11 11.1
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grandc-1hildrea. In this the hog -ma -a vocated, it.was immediately felt that and become infested with skippers. etle recipes for the most cominan dis- ,CUPS. milk, ,added gradually, vanilla.. I � .
should take a lesson from the cattle- it would' solve -the question, because it The two waTs of ,Curing pork and- The ano, . sit ze . itistaotory way to handle ea ,:,.� � � I
man and horse -man. . beef awe brinielcuring and. diry curin see, with the hope that they may Cook to a paste; stir constantly; let I
-ad plenty ,of ven- , Paper and -baking owe of their bog five minutes.. . :, 11
The GIM's three was -dbeap, it provid . . g' the meat is, ik) wrap it,pp in helpthose whoare move fmin fire' � I
immediate dams are worthy Brine ouring IS less trouble than dry th enclose in str Re . 11 4�
of the tilation. which kept it ,dry and the on- ong muslin sachs, loved *ones� in, their thome and whose. and beat in whites ;�. ; I
: closest inveistitation. birds reanalined, healthy in it. curing; -If brine is properly made it . ,of two eggs, well tt�., 4, I
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2. Iteeping good sows for several -.A drawback during winter.' Unfar- ' Dried beef , Here IS a good, recipe think of something which will notonly I Velvet cream -1/4 box, g �,;��, �
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years�The ciotno1on practice with t1lilately there is nothing perfec: I t in time. it it beconves� ropy -11 must be for dried- beef. Try itby all means: tempt but benefit the Patient. . elathilaj, 1/1 . t�l;-�i� ,
. I Poured ,off .,and boiled or a new I cup cold wat-eri 4 tablespoons lzeffito-n e,,,,, ,
many swine raisers is to breed the6Zj:.tjjo%woiZd,,kfid people soon commenced : 'Got the tender slile of the round Out Consumption -Treatment and Diet . . ce, V2 ,cup sugar, I cup , ,,,� ".
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tilts as - eaely as, possible, to,find, -Oertain drawli4eki- Wthd, cold of agood &,sit beef, For every twenty The treatment of consumption has ' (whippod). Soak the gelatins apd, 61s- ' .1 ,!'It.
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young Saw once pre W& I * " this was to be expected and eel'la'r is the best place for,poundsof beef, take onie pint of salt, received n�ucjh attention and study by solve over hat watgr; add lento "�
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L both methods ,of, curing., , Ruth *th6 ,a teaeguonfu,1 of saltpetre and, a quiar- at, the g7ea est minds in the medical slid sugar; set on ice tocDol. -When it ,�!
medium-Azed, pig when she farrows surface of -the iheat wdt1fl-Kne -`,'salt ter .of pound of brawn sugar. Mix � . ''I .
any other kind, of bufl,ding. One of . . a world. By a careful and ddet�',ti'c.beginisto,har,denad,d-crea,m; beg until X;!�,,
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her firist spring littm She Is bred' at the troubles was that water froze and andallaw it to. drain, flesh side d6wu, -these welli, roliling, out any lunips; di- treatment, a great dealt "lay 'be doll's thick. Mold, -and, chill,. 'O'.. � � , �.! I
weaning, or sometimes before, for a the laying hens -were often deprived for ifroll� Six 'to' *twelve hours b6fare vide Into three equal parts and -rub to arrest its progress.. -Fresh air, ex -1 Coffee cream -2 tablespoons W!
late suntmer or fall Ilitter, after which during most of the time of what was tha'meat'i§ cuidd., either witil. brine well into the beeif for three miccessive � . galla. �.'., I
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* dry'bure. . erciste, and. cold water bathing We'tine, Y4 ,cup atrong coffee, 1/2 cup ! �,
she is sold. At most two litters axe considered -an, essential part -of their cure or darys, Turn beef daily in the liquar it invaluable. �,;
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taken from her, frequently -but One- daily ration., Morin,v6r, women and Brine cure: For'sach. 100 poundsof .11 . . I -sugar, Y2 .cup cream. Roak thi2v.-.g61`4- .. ..
wi make, lit should not -make niuch, I . ; �
For the upkeep of the'llerid, the best chlI41ren, whoattend to the poultry I = use eigiht pounds of salt, two and Avoid Starchy loods, and lexws -of tine, addooff eeend.'sugar, cook...When 1'�: L I
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. sughr and eggs, if there is any ten- it bi�gine to thicken add ,cream. '. ,Beat, ...6ol, ,
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Sows are chosen from tlio'oring lit- -a larige nrumber,of cases, -had a hard, One-ha"T pounds.of'sugar or syruP, ,on the bed. Rub a little extia-sullt ' oh' * Fats i Id ,and te-hill, .
. two ouno'SL of 'SkaltPot-k6 and four gal- � .. . . I delrey toward -gas&1c; catar , 1110'. i � .1
ters, This piacti-ce has certain ec,on- time,chopping or rthawing out icefrom dilto the holo ,out f or ,the stripig 0 . � I
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lie hang it by. At the .end � and tails may be'giyen in the, fo2?.m al I Niltited cr,am-Three tablespolonE � .
01111heal featm-es in that the cost Of vessels, and. in m.ality instances'drilik-:10"fls of water. In warm weather in' o�fa week hang alive oil, salads, ,cream, ba,bon, mults,'gelatine 1/2 cup oald water, 2 cups
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0ainbaining the niii,turo brood sow is Ing fountains evenbrok . , or tell 'pounds of salt are pxefeTable. In dry, raither warm place till it .
eliminated, and, wheir she is marketed e All the ingredients aTe poured i"hbot in a and marviow. God liver oil hais! liong cream .' �� 1.
a' � , W1hd1RP6CL1/1 CUP nUtE6 U, cup 11 %�.51�,;.,,
An experiment at C p Rouge -As it stops driliTing, then in -a coollor- dry been -held, to'be of eminent vx-lue and --or, I cup pawidered su ....
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as a yearling she is usually, light seemed, impossible to keep waiter from the water and bailed until tharoug(lily place. Do not smake it; it Spoils the it bajes,ses 11', the boiling wai /2 �. g a r.
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enough to el"a as a heavy bacon, or freezing in ,the modern cold, poultry mixed. Then let the brine .cool. Place flavor . p a advantage of food- Dissalive,gelaitine' mix nuts, suga d -7 .
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� . a light saw, obtaining ;a price little hougo without, closing it too tight, liams ,on the ,bottom of the container, . rl�— Oils should be given in very small cream; add to gelZiffie; stir ,constlant- I
beliaw the ma*et for the bacon class- -shoulders ne:kt, bdebn sides -and- small- . quantities at fixst. Here are a few 11y. Moldand chill. � I
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. es. The result, holw8vem, Of Year by for ithe,fow%s, it wes decided- to, try ercutsontorp. Pourdn-thebTineand Canada's Potato Crop. recipes. Sherry jelly-(Wj�jl 02_ve dry) pilrob- 11,��
. I only For the Consumptive Patient. ed lips). :/'P, -clip -water, % booc gela. � 1,
be sure it- -covers the me,& ,thoroughly. Prince Edward Island is the I Yl
yew, choosing future breeding Stock )snow for laldng hens; The experiment li,.�
' . In five days, pow off the brine -gid. protrmice in the East that -had a good Cream sweetbreads - SOak the tine, 4 tablesP0,0116, -Sherry, rind. anid ' I 1
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friom the progeny of the young, -and was. condueted d" five 13easons, . .�� .
,:Vg change the ment, placing the topmeat ,crop of one lenion.
ftequ�htly insufficiently grown., sow, from- the beginning . of Novea�ber to yottiatoes this yew, although Sweetbreads in cold salted water,,, juice of . I
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wilil sia-rely become appawent. Size and the end of February each year. An on the bottom, and, the bottom, meat -dn .the Pradrie Provinces all produce,ii throw into boiling ivater and boil fi - I Fren h omele n gg n b �
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'Vitality wila be sa,crificed. top, atfter vftch pour baick %the brine. above the -average I -or ten years, Sas- teen minutes. A little lemon. juice or'eaten without ,disturbing patd,ent, ar :,;,�
There are �averaige of twenty-thre-o'birds were in . �
certain ideals even in a -sow. She must each pen, and, ,both rece "Vd Practically Do -Ulrlos. again ,on . thw., tenth . and katchewan and Manitoba doing par- V11109a"r will whiten- the broad. Drain w1lore there we no signis af 'kastrie , 1.
be ty w, strong, tile , q eighteenth days. If the .-IX ticularly twelil. Q�iebec's production. and cut intodice. Make cresin white ,catarrh, I f0Und,.tj,j,,f�a.jj . . I 1.
picA of the brood, so - saitDo uantities of �:feecl, "O'ne, lot , �-Invabepomes , �, . , , owing *melot .� I .
iles � a oT all a e meat o'ut " d-'-,v;ish it was bellaw the average. BrItisE Col� Muce with, q --up cream, or 2 table- Very much relish&d., Separate on�e ,% �i
. ff, leapatious; ,she must be a motb�er ge�tjing�.. w t the time; and t1le'roPy take th an
-kind, gentle, and ,careful ,of her other sn � Boil I unibia's yield was below the average SPoons of milk and 2 of --cream, 2 white and -yolk; beat the white unt 7�
I ow, me I tharoughly, also the,container til I I
- ,fr,om the mot nt t was On- tablespoons -of ,butter. Blend 2 table- t the yoke u'ltil tlemon . � I �
. the brine or make newt,brine,-'replacetbut exceeded, thAt.of I;ais,t year. � . I very ;stiff; he -a . ..�
I YOUT19--PrOlific, and -with the teats available until the testing period was butter, idA ' I ��,,
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. . the meat in the barrel andeaver'-with- taTiols croTN botli'eatt auid'w6st, was SP�tis 'Of flOUT with Cream edor�z �daono tablespoon of ,
'and mammary dinreloplient to feedlier finisill . . I I water to , I
'ed orill and let boil. Pour over meat, sprinkle yoke; add salt .and pep ;
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-large litter. Once in a whiWone-finds What . the 'r'esu'lfs' I I I 1. . brine. Allow four days' cure for ei& not half of .last veax,'but the nowth -per. Foldwhite .";.,, .1
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such a sow or one with, some of these were -After re- Pound -in a hani or sho-ul, der, and thi;6e districts ,showed, up satisfactorily. with bread crumbs and brown in oven. into yolk. Have -one teaspoon. of but- e, t
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. qualfficatians. Is it wise to part with revenue was arriv6d at by counting days' for eadi paund in bacon sides ver the -0hole .province, the yield was Suet pudding- 4. cup of suet, �j t in ted I e 1,-�':
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. ,and smaXI pieces, -For, ex,aniplte, a 103% buslie-lis per acre against 152 cup of itiollases, :V1 cup .of milk, 1 cup into .
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I her as a Yearling? WiR notsom.6 of the eggs and also, calculating the dif- fifteen. -pound ham takes, sixty days. last year and -an averageof 119%. :for of flour, 1/4 tea,spoianspice, 1/s teasp0,011 duce the heat; trywith a knife lightly. I �., �
her progeny -,be likely to inhexit her ferende in weight of the birds -vrl-deh i 0
virtues? Would vot sows from b..'er were placed on the scales, -every year, When meat is removed frain the biTine the years 1911 to 1921. These facts scads, Put into a pudding cup and Fold and turn into. platter. Ser'�e at . ..... : 6
future litters as a mature animal the it should, be soaked- for about hall an lare taken from the -Dominion Fruit siteam for three-quarters, of an hour. once. I ., t"'.
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befter Still? The wTdter has . butir in ,%Nmter bef ore being p�.aced in � Commissioner's repowt, dated Novem- Serve With a cream sauce. I Creamy omelet-Boaj up the whole ",;, .
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sows in the various herds, .on the Ex- of .all tests the pens receivilig- snoNjr the emoke-house. . 'r. ber, 1921'. Exbept�ng British Qcl-wn- Bacon dressing -F ry thin slicas of c1mg; add ,one tablespoon, -of cream; ,, �,
perimsental Farins Sy&em that have gained 11, per ceii-t. less than those Dry; cure: This requires more .work- bia, all the provinces rerpoit freedom -bacon. Straill, Add,to quantity of fat heat and, butter the pan. Pour.etgi Into ,,�
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pounds �of meat- uss seven poiulds':'of. Columbia late blight seriolisd7iedilced, . .
have been producers ,of large, stroag they laid. 28 percent. better. With the y available dressing on grape fruit, 11�� I
IM-ters throughout. These have been, valuations placed ,on salt, two and, oiie�llal f pounds of sugar the shipping stock usuall clice. � tl�
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d sow :frequently becomes clu ' the Ingredients thoroughly, rub one-: in the,eawly part of thesunimer play- j, 6 1
goo msy snow - was, for the fi7esea-sons, exactly Wi ter W rk for the Bee. combs, cappinigs, etc ed � i� 11
,alid0owkward after threeorlbur years 121 third of the mixture over the meat ed sod havoc with the potato crops 9 can. be render
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through no de�sire' of her own and Conclusions ihich'-may be drawn- on a table. The third &.'y rub on h1a,19. first named province pairiticillarly. Re. With the bees all snug1ty packed A-117 manufacturers of bee supplies �, � .
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is a wise policy to T-etaitione or more from most ig experiments with paick the r6at. The seve port says that as the digging season quilrilig no further attention for the at a reasonable charge. , , �, I
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elprise. Choose breed -Ing stock as possible to bring together two lots'of Allow a coutinued,.there was expectation of a keeper loan now turn his attention to ful.1y protected from the iiavishes, of I i
. :Car as possilAt from these mature a,n,i- birds having I . day'and- �i fhalf care foa.� each piyuild,darger -crop than originally estimated preparations .for next seession's activi- inice and w1ax moth during the winter � I I
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mals, Othersows, less desirable, inay ing behind the in a piece of inteut.. A tweiity�qound ,and, growers became opitimisAic. Ship- tios, As the active sea,sou is compar- :
in. The time ,of hatch- as they -a-re'one of -the most valuable � I
usi the condition of each I . I ments grew heavy, but the demand atively short and ,commen,�,L-s with a. � I
be mark-eted after one or two,litters. Ing for pulle hattil. will take thir,ty -days ti> ,cuile, assets a beekeoper has The .b4et � N
Whert meat is removed froindry cu�v.' iurned -out uilusnally light, -and prices rush, the man -who would inake the' nletho'd is to p_ja e t e 00 ' �.. I .
The proven brood sow, .,however, individual layer and many other i c h mbs in sapeiLl"".. �, I 1,
* it should , be waEthed with hikewarm sliumped accordingly. The total yield best ,�se of his time and s-ecur . 2
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es to be mi, economical producer. . � -cod at 110,895,000 bush0s, propared, -with everything in readiness other with a queen excluder benieaf�6 �� � 11
-hosen as even -as possible and w ere . o pile. ij
3. There are several other paillt.s in c ,Sometimes bliere it trouble in beep- is pla i d, anotlier over the top �ctfjh !
. 1, g meat after it has, been curod orla,glainst 133,831,400 budhols in 1920. before it is, actually needed. Most of 'an ! ,i
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swine management which. have much ]loused in adjoining,-Peti§- The ,eon- n i This will prevent damage from inic"-. I e
. Smoked. It should ,be skoredt in a di -y) I, The average wholesele pal,ce f or tl�e these orteparations oa.n be iriade -d'UT- To -prev-dilt miolding anddainage T 1 � C
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d quality. (1) Keeping the young nobody r coul and well-ventilatod p re Daivinion is quoted as $1.55 per, Ing the winter inoilith.s.
Gotw growing bone, and muscle instead snow, -w-hon. it is inipossp)le to y lowed to hang .up tilipooteced, it is al.' I cwt., or about 9.3c, -per boohel , - Par every ,colony of bees a bee- Ill a dry, ,col place, exposure 0 ' a
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I nitrogenous feeds,. g'reen feeds and water should be kept. in pens -when I . fri � three full depth,or six,shallow -supors jarvae Of t1m wax ;;;�th.' � ii:
� exercise. (2) Exercise end outdoor I practicable. -Gus A. Lantgelier, Super- . for surplus honoy. He should, have . . . t(
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10, is Carrying her young, and the use at I Rouge, Que. . \ ap " . - take care of all the increase hie is I Don't let 11ho.mice Pat you out of I I I,(
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00. , 0 Memories mean 111UL111 to us especial- Jim Thomas ohang,ed. their minds even a heavy reduction in the aniount of niitmtogeo. , . I I Pf
I 111i ols , isho& When Ruth honeY - Supplies. should be . -
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' ' I Elizabeth told the most impossible ,90"Ple Over -CRr-efullY and ,put ilito e at theold, tow far she It'.
P, A considerable number ,of poultry .When different .classes of ,sheep axe.aniong us who does not 'Count the things Mother s1ways ,,just happen. I pr, er world-n-goo-nd-ftion. If any new providIes tile b's .
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ount jol air space that an ust be warmed vantageous to separate thein for win-, mind as its dearest pos- ative !,Zry taip- G * n4li ol�dered, early, as most dealerg'alllow a - . . � I
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putting in a straw loft to occupy I 'large lots, it'is, most - ' L ey
.1 911 -l"I"ile tile weak" aninlals val-1 get less. knoe in the evening after -the ,day's Although we ,began these r1lymes- be- ,otc-, Ill, economical in prodUttion, , I il
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I livoib needed as head room -by the care- aliould, I be taken .not �o,,give the ani -I work was done and tell us the most fore she could talk, she used, chase them i -n the flat in fetates . i �'. eli
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, privilege to hearlt- Mally" -01' us have say thoin . Sometimes -standard, size ,and retudy to ,but to.� chase plire-bre 11' stotit., No man "
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. I . � . litilat.joij also, pem-liatly susceptible to indury",fraln Studied, the art,of ztorytmtoliling Sin& - tvake up tuties and Sing thein for her, geblier. If- �a beekeeper is handy,with I I 'I'l
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! .that the warm,air froin tho r6osts will , Prolnote''peace among nations'')>y whicill. one was coming, W.tasn4 it think f ram, thosii .stories sho told ,be,,obtainod, from a Togtilat inavII&O'. ok light 1311abiled Tor the now stable or �11.
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'"Ot flow up and; vabof the,opeft space. pronioting- goad will mimong nefthbors. Stran i I : 00
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whi& cows are proAta'ble and, Lill tis the will� *Iwa ,be ,the very � best %tot . ry,brntI6 wben gl�t-u r d fhat glii-s should alw�ays
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