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. . . . . . . . . .. � , ,� , I I t 13, still � much disputed point, � to I follow t - earIe%BIY, and. coli0quoutly .1 'AnD Be THOR- During tto Bultry Weeks Of AU&UBt, outtuo'ej I 4,esplte the Mlgratorr
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... � . . "I . I I.- * . I I l I from '4, native bree4 of: be" 'satisfactorily carried a -tit VIU011 It � ---- — I I , Q,1,r.ARq�RA'V0N , re'd clover &T.Qzw knee�hig4: In June, au'd the, 11 I .,
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I f tbem� V or . oyar which ,the Bobolliilo hovered, In 4ant Iiij;er 1), South Arnerl. 9
I, .., 10 . �, � - litte dattl% or have siprang from Pro� Is necessary tO, phoot any o j � . 81 ORD.Vp- of; . w 04 md.
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I . : .. I . , are kept under cottro'l, , I C"'4UNTY I lecotacy, are tellented by WhAt appear -turn to the Plucc�$ Of tji,etr birth I& .
... � LL ..... I .xiitoji�� that round, their way into their numben , '.I 5 OA ") re I .
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111. ... 1, I � glaitia - -historiN. and zeldom Is ,,the ,eatlre berd below to be, large, oTAT'rowy birde,' ,as, large. tile 'spring. � I I
.11 . . . . . . . 11 .111.. . . . En at B,ome almost pre . I . I as "Bob o' Lipooln;", �ut bearin-9 110 A d,jfrQj,0,A.t bistoT7 attends aa,athcr
. I .i ,� - Period. Local.tradlilou In tbevicluity, sixty or ,above seyeirtY all told. . I I If 11 . - T1 -run along �
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:-1 - .11, . . .11 I 11 .. . * of ObAlliur,ho; . nj,, In No,r,t;jjujjjbeyjan4, , As, the bal,la, fight all the ydar round, r I � I I I resemblance to ,him, iey . of the beloved Oanadian birds VU10lux:
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.. I � . I . where the Tankerville fainiI7,':,h,as, so kneeling on thejr,forolegs, and throw- I � I 1 , � . ,the ground, keep also 4ress,pa.ln blncl� and yellow in the,
I I .1 , � . , , , . ,. I.Q.-ag and carefully preserved Its, . noted Ing the turf Over their heads wh8a I I 1. I �, " � I I 11 1, your call, stand on tfjj,Ao�e to peer at sllimra.(�rtiiue.. T;hjs I ig� the Qold,fin-cli,
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I � . I 11 � .1 11syd, Settles tile Iluestion iii its own they challenge, it is nece , y to Put I y � much smaller than Baboll,Ak, W, � .
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1, , I . I atisfactory way, It ay.ers that they a limlt'10 thbir number; but to saYl.sg � I I . I I are very pluin,j). The stranger is per- something ov6T seven In,clies In length �-
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. :... . . I appeared, O,a the scaue inost mystePi- s.onje.,a,soert, that they deliber te I . . I . I 0*,""a4d while the Goldfinch. is about five an
I . ." I ., I ously one morning many hundred off 'the wounried,or old and ailing 15 1 , 11 I . I I I looks. through Ali$ gulde i)100k V41 I 1; a quarter In-ches, The mal -e of tbe,14�-, '
� I I I as untrue at them as of other wild , � 1� . � No wonfler, a t 0-pain,ow ter sps�aes,,ajvo-, undergoea twomoults I
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11 I . . . . 76a.m ago. When the sun went 40WA � I however, the% I .are I . I 11 - § N I C,0%Ar4T.t � Tresently,oue of them spring,$- Into the . In a year, assun-Aug hia gold;�a and
,,-,, 1� � cattle rosined the levels aad Deaets. When i I. \
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. , . I ghtB, of what is, now' commonly rotabiing. or feedtug, the IIISty young- ,: � -= �, �� I W0,00 an s, Itorj�,Outally to tha tip Of �jack livery Ja M,ay tor'ble June nup.,.
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� 1. I., I . known as "The Park,' Dut when. the otters- out of PuDe alnuse-inent give ; I I I = - . - -1-v . P t %. 'IF. a statedy eveulll&� 9ximy"OsO, wl"er" 110 tialtB,, and throwing it off In $eQtembex I
I . I . a . I I - -Is Ailace much thealame 110parrovy"
. I rose of morning flushed tile, eastern their Iteig'11-bors a -prod or a push when� balances.' I f,lugs 40, lie fllO$ and as to re')
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I .1 ��, sky they were seen by an early way- ev.eT the Opportunity p � resents, Itself. �41^ � i � LL . -1 4 .. I I . he poses, ,a dallghttull Tippling molody germ;em;ts. as, the Bobolink wears I'a ,
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11 L ifor,or buli,' , I ., ,- �. -1 . jwhich sim6ly tumbles out ot his brown . . . I
� farer grazing among the trees and ou, sio is oomez that a. weak , , . . I � I . � . winter. . I I
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� I . th e I i:L'm I d es. I I . � I un,able, to defend itself in a -capable ".., - I .
I �.. . I I I I :1 I - " . ,. � . I � � I . � I I I throa,t. . . . L But the..Goldflneb, doss, not Pack big ,
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I . I I I � . I � � I . It nk a.na- go south. I -le X 11 11
. . , 'Curicusly enough, it Ioa.L -early dawn iii.auner, L . I i I I lf,the. stranger has heard that uQug I tru . .
I . .. I d butterd to . I - � � I I I I associates It With 4 con- . ends,',about lilin. wad re-
. ... . , when the gloom Is still ClArk9ing to tile clents. sometim - ir I I family and frj
,� I es .go ed aa . . "I "I 1� 81 � (ITessed, fil '
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. . death. I I I . .1 I 0�. ", ,,spicuousjy k i main in th' more southsTlY Parts of
11 . _� (it the Park and hiding. t . � I 11 I ,� 11 ,
. . . . . 11 . . . %011ows . in the iiplsj�d, or ,,towards The method used in calit"Ting 040 � I - I I I . . 4 � . I � black and WhIte and yetilow. And Ile, Canada, I,, the Ontario penlias-ula,l �at, -
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evening wh#ii twilight As falling. fa saine as that for : I - I I 0 species la
� just the 11 , (�z may discov�ar that the singer Is - tho all event , flocka Of *'this
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. . - t � iz6s that the snaring -other --entice- 11 1. . same fellow An a diffetrent and d'ach i their brownish w1ater dress may be
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'. I 11 � � �attle are of the wilds. most wild, Dur- ment-, . I I . . � � I I . .1 : 1110,re sober ch�eBo. it is, Indeed Bob ,D'Imet in the severest i-eatherThey are ..
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11 : : Ing the day they lie Ili- the most Be- Butt their seent is so heall that a, cow . I I Lincoln, and bits, mate, aiad five or Bix: woed-sesd eaters �t the best type, t
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: . cluded, parts ot the domaln, but begin witk -calf has, been k ,� - -, , . rs, preparing. to start On their type which habitually olings to t1i e
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I , " I I to. move ab u!a traoj� like a -sleut-h-hound,,and. I . � -i. � I . ruey weed-healls, and pot only Picks Put
L �.. I I . I out when, night approaches. ma - I � , ,- the loved., 'fa- ther weed. seeft from their mploriiags,, `
1.� � :1 . I . I ., With tYielr pure white coats. and mass- their hearing .is u abnormally acute. .. . 1. . I I - .: Should one not hear � �.�
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� I . . I � I millar song irom the brown bird, one bat shakes, them onto the snow where ,
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. . I.. I . I . - every � �, I . I . . . WL11 'be certain to hear mellow calls -d-feedlag Snow Buntings and �
1. ,- lloriji% "alert gleaming eyes', ,and jet- of a strong pair of, binoculars . L . . I I I the groun
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11 .. 11 ��, I . ack muzzles, they sest6-in the dusky bea(i in the hefd will be turned in your - I I I I � � ,, .1 . � I I . . I . : I : that ,sound like "Chiuk,Chenl�, chluk!" Juncov and SparrowE, and Larks, find �
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�� I I . . light to be the very In and the flapping ',cars will � . . .1 s. two distinct 11
. - . Be CM--.-" -,-Wle- , 1!��. ". clea,iiing-up Of Unadlan fields.
I . � . I wild, shy energy and aiiini-stbeauty, show that little is., needpd, to, axou . . . . , - , -, -I -4 I ...'', The Bobolink undergoe I I
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I " �` , � if beasts I 11 I I slngl�e fleherman, thus making a total his, w6dding garments of black under-
� , I I In the f6ur-an&twenty hours� is nigh Their habits, are still those * ( or , London -'a Fisher I -ion lot two. Loi�don al- neath fron -own -of his. head to ter. 4 � Nip t so ioerry - as the dedlug '
. . � , impossible.. The extreme wildness ,of I livinLg amidst, constant dangers, F I I � , fl6hing popill4t � . � , I the or . Chickadee. Its mirth Asa supreme and
I . At one Period of Its long'; - - I -s tall, white inser- no-
, . the creatures Is. one at their J'a'oat in- I instance, if a .calf, which had been. hid I � 4 �p posBess,es. a woman blacksm-Ith, who almos�t the eud of hi L . proverbial. Yet the Goldfinch is no
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� teretting cha�aotplristics. Theirs is, an rden. by its dam in a thisket, Is sur- don could boasit of Otltd a . 'p. resides at ShoTeditch, two woinen gas- tidn on his. *higs- and lowe snow' Z
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. by 'a visit�r, it does not make lation of fisharto-1k, I I I fitteroj and a woman. bricklayer. , Caul. goldou spotts on the nape of his neck,. January and February, and in shelter -
I entirely untanied, undompsitleated na- I VrIsted . Iaft eir . .1 I if the
I � I a useles,g attempt to flab" as would a finding a lish,exii - -1 ,,',I, .any �iher city b,oat this, record? ou his wings and tall ed,ges, aa I ed cedar swamps I have heard them
I lure. It is bnly -in the depth of win- � � � I . I
. . . � it drops like a stone and living. in modern Lon'd,1614 I , I '�',�.. � . I . . bright heart of him shona out like the
� ter that. they show any semblance of fal- m, calf, but I idle -al ' , 1'1.�,' I I I 4. � 1-� � I 1, . . . sing in the sunshine almost. as blithely '
l tam ess, for when Ake frost Is hard s a hare er r Ous'. . . . . I I
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. � eu � . ,,crouches among the bi;aokeu a Nevertheless, the Blue ,B I . . I I.." I . Bun behind Clouds. - . as, III. alme. . I
I . I I and the snow lies deep, and there Is I or as a r,abblt *ill do. Step nearer It, don, recently issue I d, re-vea 1 40, .* �� �', ,Canada ielarker by. 102,108 square Vormerly great numbers of Bobo- . A markedly migratory bird Is the,, �m
o food on ,the heights,, they beoum-e� I � ,'
. '� ,,that a solitary person, du�of �'r- " �iiles than the entire United St2 , . . rice -fields, of- Purple X&rtin, It makes a tuinultuoud '
, and its head.1s, at onlee set fo� b-atting �tes links were shot in the
I 11 I I . ii dent on the keeper's caTtloads even. ..though the little breature, is si . .,42:", 1 1 . . rto the southern St-ate�s, where, they ere arrival about the middleof April, an4
I depen . Le salf as, a. fisherwoman, lives, a S- 111cluding � Alaska, Hawail',and PO: . . . . I
of hay, straw and turnips; the wagons weak as, to stuinbleand y*1 with th . . I I � 1. known as, Reedbirds. The slaughter an. even more tumultuous departure at
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L � . I . � coliveybag th . eir provender they leaxn exertion. .. . I - I I . � .. I ,, sL For the excitement
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1 1 1 1 � . I � -pl-, season's young birds and the problem,
. . . A Man's Prayer. a" prevented, to the parents, bt 'where to '
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� I I I .. Lord, Ifoliet boon alonet-be granted me, . \' .0 a ' our,, oine Gale Prool . settle the overflow of the oolovy on
. I . Let I me but choose what that one -bio: I on Tl,'aKing Y �!� "' ' . . I -- , , � . .1 their return in the spring.
. I shall be; � � I I . I No bird better repays, one for sheltei
11, .. . . I shall not's�sk to live ,mid sheltered the Protective Value of Trees in off c,etting, Wind DarrIage. . -urple Martin.
� I . I I An Instructive Talk on I . , � I I � . I and Protection than the r
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1. . bliss, , � I 1, . I � . . In their gIci .; flights they scour the
I In soft Bejourity-but onlythis -. . . . � I By.Arihur Herbert Richardson, M.A., M.F.L . � � . . flies and mosquitoes and every
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I Let me De not a coward In. the strIle the hot weather whict, hedges, it is not the,jutention of the solid- is m . worked Up for Spring I ficient protectors of gardens,. It is. one .
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I That sweeps t� write to discuss, th' ' I
, tleflelds, � el Use, of trees In row Oir two, Wh&e only a, single row,
I 1. . . . was, Pretty generel thToughout Eas . ,� . L . rce of the wind, I pir'Unting' It it IS. I'atended, to, plant WO of the most purely Insectivorous of all
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. . . � . . of life; I rIng th�e ear,17 part of thi's re,-ard,An tIL-e P`re'sent'��Aci�, but .'of trees meets the fo vs, and this As preforable . ,
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. .1 .Let me leave no es tip 8171a Canada du I I . to , s tres s the value of. Win:dbreal�� Ojr aijd� where, they . are jeachin g lid1twity, I -be these roi . bird4, and of infinitely gTeatex Valne,.,.
. . t for ,other liv ' fs�jted by wind I I q4'wi-6dbi:es;'k,. the area should
. e) L 'are , up-ro,o)te.d �o�i' hAve i for a 90 . .1 I I . ., than the naf,ty q�mrrelsam-e House, ,,,
. I I Jun, ' thiit country was v - shelter bolts"'and clunips,of tiees-, aind they, agt "to ��,,Iie I I I I t I .1
I I . . - . . bear, I sec. � I .� � � . tha.1, be tteated In the same Vay� Wla.#�h ally, ,. -sput
I � . . ,��,.tjje y l,iaVb � on; ilie obi s6is th, '�ops I . . . -Sparrow, which., o . ontAnu di es
� . I y and radn' etOTIns Which ill Bo�nie elf. -t - bt6lizeiii .off, eD&azigering . . � . � - . � . ' '
I 1: . . � - or I I ef(66t . . 1. : . I , I I I L r,� 'the. tre, � � . , id e ,.L - I ... � , I I er lalft,
I- � lylanted"!, W. �Vaw " . '. . �d 11 ��b " - .'
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� I � . . The burdens that were rightfully in tions assumed -the form of t nadoe0l. *hat' , , .., ... ded to PTO,tect-'� " - q . :;,
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I . . I . . � share. I 'V :th6l are' Int,ende(I to pm�tect. Also, as Property, they ara lut ' , - - . . � I dqsired tenancy- �.
� - " In S,ome pjaa,es, the vitolen,ce, 0%t 14e. I I � f',*I�e . qpw ivflkii�,* it-w"etV : . , � I " fly - I . i
. . . . I . Build -Ings- vheltered � 1M:,.thqs1'.1�V6' ' IL ". I - .... ,
-1 . . . q'da:41age,, done %,- T*tes, I � . I - ' * ' Over I
� . . lyo�th sbelte)r belts.axA oluixiPs-01, ... 4 .1 . j t I e rows.. a . . Th.4 omeilt 02 choice must arlse
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'il . . ;fqt jn,j�,,Rg� whine nor ever seek to wind IIE[e. la�.so'lat . I p s�.tancs .should. be six by si .
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I., � I I - I I I I L� ing in the memory of old Inhabi- 4T I' a I � . 1. , " I esulting ji'less fnal to, be lauting dl sooner or later -usually "sooner"-
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, I . � : � , t " , Bc� I poi; the first. �cde at least the trees .%,Ith all Persons, -who desire out native
. . � ".. � . . 1 . , L; � b 11 cliserfully bear my full load of ta,j,tsj._rOO,fs weTia. liffted off, oroh.e.wd,B � . - r4d,,,,,, ,,,d for sitock: . - �
I .and what they are- intended to do nia,3� � a .
. . I I 'it � should .be culdvated sufficientlY to wild birds--Nvrens, Bluembirds, Song
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9 t, -, ,. �. were. laid low, heavY telephlone and I., L 1 B 11; , su -0r, the cDQ1 z1hade of,l
- . work, lin,tered lIke.'so � be treated- Bimutta'neto'ltsl7o- L I I " ,�des, 11 III, I if ad-diti
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." . Then, place. a friendly shoulder 'neath hydro line,3 WeT0 SP . . . , .�: I I . Aress. abolitt the luousfe goes, far to keep down weedis, - and I oua�l Sparrows, Robins and Purple Idextins
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� � I , , � . I the load . much matchwDo4, and roadside trees., , H ta,w Shelter SeIt$.A0tk'; .' �' -lace a home. . . 1. cai`6 can be given they ml�ky' MD 111111611- -to ji,estt ,in their gardens. between
. : I . I � - � ; maldmg the p .
. I I I �peameias,, w 0 . . ' led with ,a strawy manure. these species, with their services and
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, . . .. Of one who, fainting, falls besilde the especially isiola-teId, I -el' When. th'a cold winds of Wt'ntierl Or I Plant Several Rows. Not One. I It a windbreak ii, to serve its best -
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... - I �, . .1 . � I � I . road., . I I cruelly dealt with. it wask the'nliBfOr- the hot drying'*Indis �of sur.ltmcr, Clome, ,. in liocallitles, , whers soil he � .0, a . ten`& . � th,ir lovely song, and the ragged lit
I tune, of the writer to. be�-Oaught In the in co,uta,ct Willi a wall of r6a-jagb, thair' - purpose both summex and wilateri It tle alien, with its predatory habits and
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. I I , � . I -d - . I . to -d%Ift, o'k where roadways awe Will be 11sceesary to Plant evergreens,. offens-1ye voic% the English Spaxrow.
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� �� I . Let me, oh LoTd, be clean an . hiovement is retarded both in tront ,eno . , -the mechanical Deciduous trees, or thoi,a
': i, � I I th-0 fury stxuctijon� .The -oulittructed by, snow, that shed
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.� :N I.. . . � � I . afraid; perience for forty minutes', -and 'bahim,,d the ob, - action of I both are much I aIIk%e--tr6W their leave in the autumn, break the This Sparrow is a permanent rest -
I � ..: I Let me g"o forth to Meet life URNS' of rain and. hall aDd ,,vdiidi and. View greatest effect *lrlcli the winifb��,,eak . . dent, wherever it secures a footing.
I . . I 1. I I . - invaluab,je. in such wark, one row '
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. .1. I .1 . I may,ed; . . th.e. stwathe, of. destructIOn Wt In its has,-ot eourse, is on its llceNtiaxd �Id6, ,�110 . foxce of the wind to a -certain extent, 'Some persons defend it on this ground,
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� .. of life brief B -pan, thl � - �G I and ,especially if they sre� planted in
'.." �.. , . I Until the flu-�l hour path, When the storm liaid abated and experimants 'have s1hown' 1 01.4
. ,,!I .. : . plainit near the obJect to but Dot so Offs tIvOly either
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,�"`." , somewhat, and as, -the to . 1 wall ,of foliage is, fAirbr clos - . clumps,
: 11111i I Let me yalk nPright-let me be a -ad was bloek - 0, .10 3j6cfally if ed c
I :1 , I I I . .1 . . i . at they ere sru,re,.to de- X -Rays for Oysters.
. , �1 i. � MAN 1 ed by W,Ien PoFle% and broatein 11finbsi, I I lot 7111te be protected, I summer,or winter as -8, Well Of conifers
� I I I & . found -for example in a row, I I I
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I " . .. 1,11ce with, bra.'riches to ;eat tile purp,o on which the branches have been al: Solen& has, come to, the aid of ,the
. 1. I . . I dayps I shelter wes! Bought An, a heaxl)7 house. Sp I .
. ". �, ,� I � Thus, let me live; thatwhen, the I I AB� L get out. if ouly onero;w owl! to the. graun& pearl -hunter, ,whose 'task has
��'! . On. approaching, it wao� observed the. T,Iii,d slowed up it t��il��alu�;'11-11t,�: . � cull be Plant- 16wed to, grow d, now been
�::,; � � - . . work -done, I I I I d it should beslet -well back from any White pine Ast a tree which Is, pretty much s4niDlIfled by the employment of
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I . . 'L' a, . j �� -11 . . . .. � - , ��,-�� * I If pos- weill known. and caji be grown success- X-rays to defiiit
, I '. I I . I toward the setting sun, that no dam -age had been done therO. ten feet fax.every fooit the.t irl�". :Ipiedial area to be protected. , the presence -of the
, I I I pitch my tent The oT.oheTd by which it wae.surrouad- li,eqght. 1. � I
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. .. 1:'. I ". - Lie down to rest, and. y ed was pra.cticalily Intact F lower Pots This meena ithen. thst flelds,` I .Bij)le, ha
. . - � .1 I I ` t -,or twelve feet &part, ,,are PTOfsr- the one it �;i,er ,r least. Some care spells. money for the
, .'L�,,' I oease, � , en x e s fox the oyster,
- " along the verandah rail were not. Me- cspecIally whelle the grDwith., � I
4 �,A�, L q My sou), within ,Its house, siball be. at Pent did' . . . . � ve to b e given thAs SPecicS man who can find It and bring it to
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I ,ii,-, � . . I turbed and In fact the oem and,tall, such, as with ooTn,, I I able. � I I I ]night ha i I
'el. � 11 �Il, ; . I peace! . not realize the havoc done, by th,e iist protected ooiisidlarabli�, fr , , '��'. Aside froju ,the joragoing direct owing to the encroachmettit 0-f thelinarket. .
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. . .Ii� 1 �4, .7, I � . 41%-- . storm until they ov�We to the Toad an, , wind starin's.. Also W41 , " giiarits, which may be obtained from White Pine Mister Rust. aleo the Every oyster had formerly to be
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. 1::., d I Z I ake. viewed the surroun-dIing country. I mer are -retan �.ote;ctjye planting, thexe are also In- White, Fine WeeNri. But In a Small opened before It could be ascertained
� 1:,� , . . I .I winds, of sum� ,es , I'll � � d fror ru whether ,or not it C U
. . Old Zack Takes the C ta, . may be ha 4' area such as the windbreak would oc� o taind a pearl.
1, . . evap , rect returns, which .
I . ,; ., .1 � . . I Old 'Zack lived on P. farm on �h-e .1 . Enlisting Nature.. I - . way, It. means, ees Biet -out'in this -way. On st,ock ctipy, such attandon WOuld not be When one realizes that thousands. of .
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,�� . I I "eastern V110"', where the S�ta Now,vbly was this lijolise, spared servatiou. of na-01sture. In ying farms clumps, -of trees greut. I oysters. are barren and days may be .
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1: , � the city the first.person, he vis,ited,1vas anything �of that Ivind involved, but fited by a ni�ore even IaYer,� tightt to see. animai%,' retrmt to the ced-/-end the work of the wind In twist" prooesv Is at Once apPaxent- 1
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1: I , , M& Aunt Su&an,� just the praDtioal good stensi& of -an all- sd� U,
. �:�,.: , . - . I heltee ,Of trees which Ing and. banding ail After the oysters have been dredged
t 1 1 �.' � �'. It is not an 1111commolu. ,t ar ds or collected and dispatched to
� " �, wit, �rotectod his home by -eldt. BlTdj� also axp attTactad' by the only ,, d, to Its beauty. . the har.
. .� I . � I � I I � . Tbamigh the -old lady kee,ps a sery . oeisit.GT who had - w1hd storin to See,0110hur t"', ,,% species which, not boy, they ars nowexamin-ed by N,rays.
I . bher custom is, to baye, all the food, In- to .. .
-, I all -lowing a large clump of trees .. esting possibilitiee Cf a small grove 'S0OtI:rU 111110 is
.., . I I cluding the clessert, put uppon, the table I stand, between, him an.,ft the prevailing led, and dw-troyed 1--4 many I x frings ,of trees ound to the O.ne So being a native of this continent, Is be- It ,a Pearl is pres,en t In one of them th,e
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: " down to OWL That even- i A($ part of the oo.unt;ry, In I ".1 Inclined a bird s"Wilotuary may be soon coming quite popular for planting puT- i "shadow pictures" at on-oa show it
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1 �, ... , . ,'' before sitting t was sit-ced peaches and I winds of h I lerge orchardingare,a aT,B 4 ' I it will'gTow .on poolrer soll the o *
, . , I, �'. � I � ing the d,esser � shart, be. had, enlisted muture, ,to assist themselves, butt where s alilliolhad bi. Allis, V-%Y� . poses'. Speed In handling Is not nly
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I ... 1 .4, . a plate of rich poundeakmof her Own . 'to -� , . � � a
. I '. ments, of her yl, once, -n White Pine,, and like the Whllta'-� vantage Of th�js By t,cm. Oysters,
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I � . . open to the bro d sweep.,ot-, yjaued,ly in forest -tree planting.
� �� ., : !" �, - � ,,, I .�, 1. I a . "' r (rive on clay. , which are shown to, possess� no. pearls,
. , 11, � � I baking. Incidieetally have 91 hand a slouroe, for -n- d - Eastern Canada at least, P.TePamtIOn pd�ne, will not th
.1 . , .1 .. . I i Zack, who was s,itting right'in front I an odd s,tick I of timber and siome I fuel thtey may bev sholtered constid. I � iig is Atot re- Rad phile, Is a native -Or Ontario and I are not harmed In any way, and can I
I I ,� I rs-t a few rows of svergTeedVl� , " ; of tile soil before Plflattr I- I
.1 ',�, . cake, btelped himself the 11 11 as; a spot at beauty c - ' ' ' ' , -Lda& esitern when alloWed to g -row in tile Op4u with , be returned to the water In the 'hope
11 � ..... %, I �. .of ,the -of it, s'pried It thick � as we . 4'09s'at Houses and buildints may... " . commea However, An W branches to the ground, aB-sumes. a: that, later on, pearls may develop In
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, - to a Slide I ' i' i very busby and Aecorative form. It them,, Similarly, oysters shown ,to
11 LLLLLL I ... . thin, hand. comfortable by either I and anyvhslret, where, quick
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I , �', .. i I . o the. -discomfituDe Theuseoftttees fortheprotection of them. In the I" of a Young , I returns tire dienianded frolli. evergreens I d for lawn planting 41,11d contain ,only small paarls' are replaced
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I a.iiothor -piece and, t � property m,� 'convenlently divided "' ere hardwoods could be usre
, *C I 11 . . sy b et timbeir, or by planting �, cia . �OT wh ar- to be planted, �
I'll, 1 , I of his atint, tate a third and a fourth � I I a raw of this sp"Ies near th,c far"' in special S'ca.taul�&, 90 that the poarls .
. . I inti�' tilireo g,roupo. , First, hedgeg ward, If the area is bare of tr' Preparation. Is Deceaos,�Y. If a
, � , . I ,.. � I � I�et� or souls I buildings would be aal added attrac-. may be givell a chance to grow larger, .
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.. . WIlich, 001121111st 10-9 EL sin'910 row Of trees the protection of buildings, - s ,al man Intend% to Pla,at au acre or two, ' a Poor I
�11 � Aunt Susan of ccurg,e .did not want I � I tion and protection. I� prefers This should mean that In a few
... I Ill -u -b -B aaid which usually are 110t row cies'� I' & C1,11111p or in a. wide strip, , I
I or s . I ws of trees Of a few a p , eid either in I I - - -ave more, bet.
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I'll I to hurt the: feelings- of 11-6r guest, but M I � .. -- - � � IL, 1. I I , — --- soil, but'also dOeS 'well O,n anything 'years' time we vhail li,
z i I - .---,— I . -.t I - I but a heavy clay. I ter, and very probably cheaper pearls,, I
: � . I allowed to grow more than six ox eight , I
I . * -,e realizect tha"t unless slia did snine-t -- ---- I - I 1,
.�, ,� I I � feel Ail helP.11t. They are set Out 'lot .I ,.k. ,1- �... " I. ,...:.;:!: .:i..::;:*: - .;:::��::.`. I Dies. I .
I thing quirkly there would be no cakof , ,��:�,�..,;�,.��.:.:!���::!!!.,.:Z�'�l��i��,�I -*,t,,::'-%!1:.;!��. , ,:��.�.; :,; :�.j::;*,.:, . MoA Poplular Spe � I
I so inuch far tile p,fotection the ::::,;. '�;:!" ,'�;,;'-.;;:;.:::.:.,::;:.:�.:.!,: ..... . I - -111
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I .. e6rd as foir their beauty and landscape � i:�,*���:,,��,�:���,���:����ii�:�iii�.,$,�!�i�i�i�i�:� .;�,�,%;;."�:�;:;�:::�:.":.�.,. � �.:.X�::::;:::;;j:i.,..,.
.k, �:�X'�i� Doctor's Orders.
.Z�1.1.�,�",.;�,l�:;i::�;:;:�l.-;ii:;��,:;:;�! �:K;i:ij:,.`...,i:i:;�':�-� 1�: � ... . `�� -wIndwork purposes, Nor- � I
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L, �. . in desperation she passed tj In 1. I ........ I—. .: . ..::::: �peolss for . 11
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I effect. I.T.owever, in sdniA cis -es such ,.f,:,�,, I.:.: ii�:.'-.'-.'-...'.'.'...i;i .:, � -�- K*i*::� - -Ton'.111"m Barry to see you' S�o, un. ,
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I . him. "Zack," the Ataid, "why don't you .. I . ::.: way spruce being. 1. ,
; 4 F , I � � i as gardens and nursefry OompArt � I- ,�,',,'.'*.*.�.,.,.,.",.",-,�,,*,,,,,,,,,,,�.;:.,.,..",.".:;:i:�: �.;::;;;1X5�:j;::1:.;.:: ; ,;.-::,.�:: I ,1 wsil, Have you Boon the doctor?"
. I I try s6ine of. this jilete whlt� bread?" I - i i!:",.�:i:ii;::::.",.�:i�iii��tii�:ii:i��,.;��,�;�ii�� -:�'.ii�'-.,...,� -
1. I , ... , ::.-'.-.-.:.'.-'.�K.;'1S, ,�:: ,::: although it Is not a native of this Don
I I thety- are oft,tin. planted for prd,tection , i:i',�,ii��i:i�i:i:�:'�"4;i�.�,�it�tj: ... ... . I
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. I ,kvuy uLlu � I i-i-l�..'.Iiii�����'�;li�i.�,.i�:.."�;i�l�I :,% - -i*,'.,*i*i its form and beauty is *011 Saill-oYes, I'm having three baths . 1.
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,. : I � � . zaalt wayed the plate, a ob ao for thpir aesth�-tld Value 1 - " 111"..). 1. ,� !�:j:;qjg �f:: ': . .
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Aunt SuS,gn, ;:.�-� :� . �. � . It :::...:.., . I solils, fjj%,judjjjg heavy land -and pre. �, ..
- 1�5". 1� .. Is -- "Don't kilow; doctor'-ej, -ord4rSk
� , I and help to liolcr , � ; '.. ;; - % t B SAni .
. 11yaller lion's , Is, plenty good ; winds of swinner I I .1 : ... ers, 'Gin mob8turer W111te spruce I
. �� I jilted; &11()w in winter, `.: I'll . m -e nicilloffio and tfild ,
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I . .. I S000ndly'r windbreaks or shelter I � me to ftillow the directions on the �of, ' -11:
1� I 11 I., I I I I I . . � anted � . ' . � this work and'as its foliage is inore . p I r . ,-, ..
� 11 .;�', I , , I I - � . I belts� Thdae are usUAI,IY pl, Vt 1110Te tit, which read, ,One tables � Dun ul to I
� around fielcls in cropi ,or bulldiLgs,,and � ... coniPact in large trees P.11LI ,of � DO talten three thnea a day in water."
; I . � � I I Silvery tlairge, Itt use should Increase. ,
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I /, � 7, ""i, consist Of 011:8 or ,two row, ------- 11 .. I ---*.- .
. p ,- ,m - A -Al wh+ch Axe allowed to, grow unintpr-' ".;.,!X:�%;T' " �, 1. White ce'dar, the comulon specle�s,
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,�� 1�. " ... 11 planted mu'ally for their practical `�X � SoMetivies for windbreaks. The toll. I I
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I . . : 6011� 1� . The third Protective arrangement , �:� 0ditional whidbreak ana will . I., A ./ -N,
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. I iti ,In he ft)un.d t1le quaint tq -Cana winds, also do 116t I)lAnt tress tOO 811c
i . artoa of a couple of .acres planted w1th me a I I)ray Dr, er,I,jkTnIt I bohlila a pa,t .
. I I I ,,Did 8,110 call hfin back?" �. . I dian, culethe& , Thev are pa,tronized by itliousands -of tbuTlSts t) the tanolent, ivear buildings as they m" beca, 'IV I
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