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I h f11.. muenuc people have been wonclerful}y strengthened . . . 19hin
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ri ,, "'' , been 'rfelvdtalized . . . Pale, listless' teen-age girls have expert
l�hf '+, canoed the ,glomi of buoyant health. Middle-aged mvo+men
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sj t elem-n•b OXYGEN in the Williams' Pink Pills make
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Ir��. thereby ,purified and enrich- Get a supply . from your
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red (blood and firm flesh treatment without delay., -
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dural mk,sc, of the rmlportance . of
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is nothing better than Blsurated
INSURANCE COMPANIES
preservlulg tQrean� urns! an:earts
(By Imbel HiamRtton, Godeticb, Ont,)
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l k � u1 Pl'aoe onboard a trans -
acid stomach. Your stomach acts
.and feels fine i'mjust a•few minutes.
Bisucated Magnesia'can be obtained
n ,1.�"' � �! .#Orb
°xnot ol�iY t+k#e records of the
GID labor 01i: spend and bo s+pervk .
Tlhy joy to do tfh4 'Fathees will;
. "
Frullt�r a-.tives-
Iplrolbst offilce, 'butt also those of the
i�eagistrY, of doledls and customs house.
It is the way the Na -Mer 'anent •
.
, ;N " °' `;
• k alhdyears
The latlie'r ofce had Wen ,peculiarly
Should, not the semmut 'treacle itr',�•>
of pain
ewposed,, having (been, oxwpied as a
Still? u
?•l.}��'>:;�
mili'tary (guard room the ,preceding
—iH. Bohpar.
Prayer ---Incline our hearts, O
'1�;� -'I ettffared Sxceed-
:4 ingly with indiges-
lvight.�'
Brought to Halifax.
Lard, to give of our best in the ser-
'I ,lg y. ;! acorn and sick head-
aches for years I
The royal arms 'and' records from
vabe of lave. Afmom
y11, j : could hardly eat
anything wasW
Boston s'ulfa's end p
Y . owes lee t 'in
S. S. LESSON FOR MARCH 26t4
,and
^I} ' badly constipated,
'•• y I r Bali z e now, of •
New York tsar seven years. Stili in
the cu'srtody of Edhvard' W'ins'1ow, they
y
Lesson Topic ---Review: Jesus Our
''^^ f.'I1111 e course. that I was
inaverytun-down condition. Forlpnatelyfor
vinare taken to Halifax when 'he pro -
.
in, Service.
Lesson Passage 42:1-7.
me a neighbor recommended •Frudt�a tives'
andlbegantakbigthem, Iamcertainlygladl
toned
ceded Athena in tike' sleTvice of the
crown, after ,British forces evacuated
--Isaiah
Golden Test—Acts 10:38.
did. They regulated my system and me
up generally so that now I ani in the best of
New York. 1Shortly aifterr his arrival
American re'v'olution in. 1776• aria -who;
s'acxificed their homes and estates in.
health. I would not hesitate to recommend
Wein edQw sena the; arms to 'Ward
January Ist-John Prepares the WayOhipman,
them to anyone."
4
solicibglr-general . of Nene
Fruit-a-teves . . . all drug stores
for'Jesus. •
Brunslwiok. and recorder of sainl
•Mark 1:1-11.
John. A letttew from. Winslow t(
toil on behalf of needy folk went jn-
—Mark 1:13.
Chvphiian said in' rt:
pilgrims had turned out of their way
8
John the Baptist, ,aftte.r 'a season
"In the ;box � . is`a venerabl(
of preparwtion in ,the wil'd'erness of
to see and heal• the unknown prophet
coat o� arms which T autihorize 'yot
the
Judea, clam o Into the (region round
Nvigs wondrea d teachings de-
'to 'present to the council c.h'ambei
about Jordian re'a'chn enitanc,
preaching., n'�'
.
imlgs had spread far abroad. They
or an other re
y respectable public roomy
and the -coming of the Christ. To
not only saw and heard but ex-
which you think (best- entitled to it
his servi'c3"calmia one 'daty a, cousin of
peaiemtced the result of His miracu-
They- (lion, and 'vn�prn) were con
has own, ,a .N'azarite from Galilee.
lows ,power and would 'Nave forcibly
stant .me,mbers of bhe council a
'Hie (presented' himself for baptism,
made Hplin their leader.
Bo'sto'n (by m�andam its), have 9tif
Jahn at once recognized in him one
Loyalistsp
as well 'ars other hoses
fared, are, of course, refugees, am
fl•om whom he should receive ' {hap-
March 19th—The Effects of Alcoholic
have a claian for residence at Nev
tisni. As Jesus came up out of the
Drinks.
Brunswick."
water a s'igty and a voice, 'proclaimed
—Isaiah 28:1-4.
IThe (population. of thief ' Loyalis
him to be the Son of God—the
• —Daniel 5:1-4.
City, th,kri less than two years ,old
pramised and looked-ifo'r 'Messiah;
—(Proverbs 23:32.
almost 'entjrely comprised refugee
ttions from the things of nature close
Whether in ancient or in modern from
New 'England,, livipg in hut -
January 8th—Jesus Begins His Work
,dimes the effects of alcoholic drinks
tents and oche make -shift shelters
—Mark 1:12-20.Were.
are much to 'be tlroulght about and,
in Great' Fire.
—Mark 1.15.
lessons learned theretfrom. T'hase
Chipman ,set up the. arm's in th
]!esus has returned to Galilee and
who study the -dlt^ink qulesition • from
only `iputbli'c room:" available,
• is walking alone by the sea where
'a scienitific ,,r moral (point of view
frainate, ibuilding belonging . to th
sotn-te young fi'shernien-weze•busy. Ref-comfitmr
the Biblical teachings found
0hurc'h of ;i�ig•1'ana parish of Sain
stoppedto look on these vigorous
in today"s lesson Drink drags down,
John'. 'In 1791, mlemibers of the chure,
young men and then said to t'he'm,
impoverisihes and rutins the 'God-given
comple'ted'the constructionof rinjt
"Qpmve, fol'l'ow me, and I 'will make,
powers rto a (greater or lesser extent,
Church, m'odel'led after that of the
you fishers of men. ,
so w'h'y indulge?
same name in. • Newport, 'R.I., fror
January 15th—Jesus At \Fork.
after his adventures in the Holy
Land. ' Albo,ve .the escutcheon are the
which their (first rector bad come.
—Mark 1:21-35.
0.
'These the arnis remained until th
--John 5:17.
Jesus, by His first
''ACID SSTOMACHSTOMACHthe
great fire of June 2,0, 1877, whe
two thirds of thle dxt"Y fell prey t
accompanied
dhwiplesi went into the synagogue at
1;osle of the Tudeors and thistle of
.Scotland.
,conflagration. 'At' consideralbl
C•apernanuan on the Sabbath day anti'
LS DAN(�EJN%J
risk ,two men, etnered' the buildin,
there showed His 1power, both by
-
and carried ,the, arms ,place
'When '
word and deed. An unclean spirit was
offerers' fro
S m Indigestion
s'arfety. re
the chuirch was e
churtoach
built in 18$9 .,thee 'anns were Place '
c
cast 'caulI
and word of spread this
rapid'Iy, The home; of Peter was thea
CUT T
THIS OUT
"stomach
on t'ha we 1
sit well over the main en
a
next -scene of ,his 'prayer and. from
trouble, dyspepsia, indi-
' gestlon, sourness, gas, heartburn,
food
trance,. where they look down upo,
succeeddn of worship
g g' P
tvh'ere unt'il'l.ate in the.dlay'he healed
fermentation, etc., are caused
nine times in ren by chronic acid
,generation
peers.
'all who came to or were 'brought to
stomach," says a well known
- - .
Him. ,Seeking rteA foz, a little, we
next find Hiiav alone early ill the
authority.
Burning
Burning hydrochloric acid de-'
in the stomach at an Alarm -
-
morning ,holding c'oconionion'. with
ing rate. The acid irritates and in -
number of cases of sickne's•a
,and of deaths from thosle dkeases
God .
flames the delicate stomach lining
and often leads to gastritis or stomm-
a
, January 22nd—Jesus Forgiving Sins.
ach ulcers. -
ach with pepp net dose an acid atosinor "artificial diger-
�
—Mark 2.1-12.
tants that only give temporary relief
Pasteurized mtilk is safe. Are you
of uri-
clearly spirit they 'saw Hds power ov-
from pain by driving the sour, fer-
using •a safe milk?
—Mark 2:10. meeting food out of the stomach into
An the lesson to -day the healing of the intestines. �,,..r,..r-1 �1
- the 'anal be found a signal Instead, neutralize or-'• sweeten �.',
p ytAB a.S t0 g' your slid Stomach 'after meals with A HEALTH 'SERVICE OF
zd.�a 0_- example of the dnag'nosis of Jesus. a little 73isurated :Magnesia and not ' THE CANADIAN MEDICAL
`'I'll be there
if it's. that important"
Time was when Dave Clendenning
. never missed a lodge meeting. But .
. after going through the chairs he
had sort of eased off. Besides, he
didn't like "'night driving.
So, although be had received his, no-
tice for the coming meeting, he had
comfortably .forgotten it till Pete
Roswell's telephone call. impressed
on him the important nature of the
business to be transacted.
"All right, Pete, I'll be there," he
For 34 'cents answered . . . and returned home
you can telephone from the -meeting with a feeling of
V about duty well done.
100 miles A Long Distance call often spells
by calling "station- the difference between regret and'
8.30
p.m. See list of rales peace of mind. Long Distanlfe is
in front of directory, quick, clear, easy, ,to
(Evening rates begin use, and surprisingly
at 7 p.m.)
inexiiensive. .SrtYEpHONE•�
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. as si.rpriii:i " IV iimexpe'nsi-►e
DEI IBTS COLLEC�'E
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We collect'N'otes, Accounts, Wages, anywhere. Ou
success, will astonish you; we seldom fail., If we d
It cossets you nothing. You take no risk. You can'
lose. Act now i Send in, your debts td -day, big o
small; old or new; we will surprise you with result
Clip f'or. future r-efe�rence. � Do it now.
NO COLLECTION—NO CHARGE.
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only Will the pain Vanish but your
meals will digest naturally. There
ASSOCIATION AND LIFE ”'
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m'a,tte r. Ill$ s ke to, th
avec point; and
is nothing better than Blsurated
INSURANCE COMPANIES
His word was an idea and a power.
Magnesia, to sweeten and, settle an .
IN CANADA
.,. Never .is. tPue sympathy disjoined
from power. To .lave our fellows is
acid stomach. Your stomach acts
.and feels fine i'mjust a•few minutes.
Bisucated Magnesia'can be obtained
. Pasteurization
t0 enjoy the noblest
nl Y power." ,
from any reliable druggist. It is
safe, reliable, easy and pleasant -to
"Various methods of solving th
January 29th—Jesus and the Sab-
use, is not a laxative. and Is not at
all esyensive,
prodblelm! are heir followed, but lob
g P'
bath.
ably le'ffective, pasteurization of th
• —Mark 2.23-3:6.
milk is the best protection for th
-a-Mark 2:27, 28. """""
consulm , and milk so treated ap
Jesus, was 'then accused by "f111e
Arms. of House of Hanover
'pears .,to retain its valuable proper
PllrariseeLs of" breaking the Sabbath
. day—they were answered always in
-t
"Hanging in St. John Church
ties practically unimpaired."
This qub'tation is from a raven
such a •way Haat They might have
. seen ;thee (true reaming of God's Day
(Hanging in Trinity Church iii St,
Jahn, N.B..
publication of 'Sir George Newmrar
Chief Officer the YfWale;
of Resit„ :but the ha'rn'ess of their
the royal coat of arms of
the Ho'tusie, of 'Hanover recall 'the
alledical
n
of Hearin for England and Wale:
hearts would oat let ,them yield to
thousands of -sub Who remained
Considering the source, we do no
know of any endorsation of
Has `teachinlg•
loyal to the 'crown at the time of the
pesteur
ization whid should nwan more. t
February 5th—Jesus Chooses the
American re'v'olution in. 1776• aria -who;
s'acxificed their homes and estates in.
each one of us interested, as we ar
,
Twelve.
—Mark 3:7-1'9i
New England to come north into
in the protection of childwen sure
adults fraan the dangers of contalmin
g
—John 15.16.
British territory. The arms were
ated m -41k. •
•
Jleisus, after a dray of increasing
carved in wood fron- tlfe council
ch'arrrlber an brae old house of
,It is unfort'unat, that milk whirl
' '
toil on behalf of needy folk went jn-
,state
Massachusetts where ,th ,the were iris-
Y
is such a valuable food, may, if i
Ito retreat. Dere )Re called a group
played for years as an emblem
becomes contaminated,, he re-sponsi!bl
of disciples to Him, 'and from thein
:many
of' British sovereignty. Almost a''ll
g y'
fox the s
spread of disease. It is color,
choose twelve to Ibe His disciples.
le, di
They wezt2' dimly conscious of the life
the royal arrms an New England were
than fortunate that there, is .available
a simple, epractical means wherelb;
to which were 'called, but h was
pufbliely destroyed when the declara-
this danger may Ibe overcome ane
with one whom they had 'learned to
tion of infleipendlen'ce was made and
only six are Ilu own to have survived
milk made safe.
know as the Iprop'het of Galilee. To
the rievo'lutian
Pasteurization means the heatin €
Him they entrusted tlre►ms,elves and
The armis here represent a chap-
of milk to a"telmperatare which die
were 'given ,Powe; over sickness and
ton
taw in the saga of United Empire
re
stroys all disease germs that ma!
unclean spirits,
Loyalistsp
as well 'ars other hoses
have g'ain'ed 'entrance! to the Milk. I
' ' February 12th ---Jesus Teaching By
history dating (back hundreds of
is not a hit -or -'miss process'. Th,
temperature and the length of timt
Parables—Four Kinds of Hear-
years. Outsltand'ir g in the imig-
n a are a lion rampant,
lle'quired are swell -known and are se
ers. .
—Mark 4:1-10, 13-20.
surouned'-
by tiny hearts,, representing
down -in the Imilk laws defining pas
teurization. It is also required 'b:
--John 15:8.
Lunenlburgh, and a unicorn with a
law that, after pasteurization, tht
Jesus, in teac�hirig, used illustra-
mane and wearing a corpnet around
'the Under '
milk be cooled and kept cool unti
ttions from the things of nature close
neck. the crown of
delivered, after which it is the re
at harnd-1He, sitting ,by t sessaan
Charles the 'Great, 'in 'the • Chevron, is
the, -horse
sponsibilityt of the house -holder tr
talkie to a Y
great eo ri saw
most like! in, the distance a man
Y
white
courant orf West-
phalia. Other symbols include the
keep the milk cold until it is ,,used.
The p
purpose of ' is tt
,scatt,ea•ing seed. Be-ing familiar with
Crov�n of ,Charlemagne, the 'harp of
ol'd Ireland, fleur-de=lis, three
pasteurization
make milk safe., Together'with pas
the nature of the soil and tbhe hind-
rances to the growth of ,the seed when
golden
lilies and three' golden leopards.
teurization nzust go inspection, It is
not to be bhought that pasteul izatiol
once sown 'Hee uses all these to teach
Mottos on Escutcheon. `
is used to overc'o'mia uncleanliness it
His audience that the word sawn in
'Around the escutcheon is the motto
milking or in the han'dlin'g ori thi
the hean*t of ,man is sulbjecged to tlae
of the, order of the Garter founded
milk. •Through inspection, then(?
same drawbacks.
by King Edward of Windsor, after
should 'be obtained mills frons: healthy
February 19th—Jesus Teaches By
the siege of Calais. Another motto
on the 's'croll at the arms recalls
coRvs, produced in -a cleanly manna,
Parables The Growth of the
King 'Richard Coeur de Lion's caren•r
and handled in- a sanitary way. Af
ter all this has been done, the cte-al.
Kingdom.
—Mayk 4:21-34.
after his adventures in the Holy
Land. ' Albo,ve .the escutcheon are the
milk is then pasteurized' to ensur<
—Isaiah 11:9.
"helm of gold" with six bars,
its safety.
There is no objection to heating
Jesus ta'tught His di'sdple's by gar-
Maltese crosses and badges of the
food:s. All of the anima) foods an(
alleles and when the • weTe alone He
S
,explained ttheni His
1;osle of the Tudeors and thistle of
.Scotland.
�•nY others are subjected to hes!
teaching in to-
day's lesson was on the growth of
- The royal arms were removed
before (being eaten. 'The cooking of
foods is once of the most ihnifportanl
the smaal']est of all secclts,---a mustard
from the council chamber on March
safeguards which we posses against
. seed which in time grew into a great
17bit, 1776, by Edward Winslow, col-
disease. 'Tla'en is, therefore, no in
shrub.
lector of customs for the port of
Boston and relgi.strar of for
-
heren't reason' why milk should nog
'be
February 26th—Jesus Shows His
probate
Suffolk county. He was a gr&duate
heated before (being used.
The ail'vantage of pastteurization
Power.
—Mark 4:3:5-5; 8, 18-20.
of Hai -mrd University, founder I of
the Old' 'Colony clulb.., and, at the
are not basted solely:. on theory. Prac-
tically, thus,,
—11 Timothy 1:12.
time of lad's dlea'th, a judlge, of the
comimunities which
have a'ppasteurized milk supply halve
The .,ppwer and sympathy of Christ
are plainly seen in the two, incidents;
supreme court of New Brunswick.
In a letter 'p'reserved in the dominion
experienced a trenaen'dous reduction
in the
in this Iewe,on, In the stilling of the
archives 'he gibes a glimpse of that
number of cases of sickne's•a
,and of deaths from thosle dkeases
vwalvles the ,disciples saw 'Lis ,pawle-e
dray in 1776:
which are commTronly spread by con -
over nature and felt His cotmfpassion
"On the morning of the evacuation
'taminated milk.
for them in their frightened state of
mince. In tie casting out the
bhe public buildings were in posses-
Pasteurized mtilk is safe. Are you
of uri-
clearly spirit they 'saw Hds power ov-
s'ion of a licentious rabble; the doors
of the offices were forced and the
using •a safe milk?
er the power of .Sa,tan and the healed
xeitords and 1palpers were exposed to
----------"*—
man
efelt in himself' a change of spir-
it. His was a complete restoration.
instant desttruction. Hiving a party
at my corrmnd•, and .iimlpressled with
Dairy Sterlizing Rinse'
r March 5th—Jesus; Giving Life And
For' �he st•erilization of the parts•
Health.
of m6liki ig» mac'hinies and other dairy
—Mark 5:21, 24, 35-43. •
f
iT S� LIVER THAT MAKES
utlera's41% the, following home' mrade
t --.Psalm 126:3.
h ochloaiie solution has ,been found
3"p'
r In to day's lesson one of the Gut_
YOU fEEI. SO WRETCHED
useful (�lbt>ain a 12'oumce package
the
standing poi'nits is the, Promptness
of ve•1y :best 'chloridle of lune.
J
vwfih which Jesus an'svwemeld the call
Wake up your Liver Bile
According to the direction1% of the
ID'orminion
far hwh
also see thet His de-
e-
—'Not Calomel necessary
D'epar•'ttmient, of Agriculture,
lays 'do nht .hdalso His power; and
tbhis 'l,i'mie should be freak, non -caked,
that rebos,e who' trust fully are
i'nr you to feel healthy and hapv, ynnr
liver must pour two pounds of liquid bile into
dray.
and preferably marked with the a-
vailalb'le
rmade witntesse's of His glory.
your bowels; ev4Y without tont bile,
chlo'rin,e content. Mix the
March 12th --Jesus Ministering' to
trouble starts. Poor digCon.Slow eliminntion,
nris in the
PeHow u expect to clear ip a sits ai�n
,contents with julgt enough water to
forms a nvoiset paste, then add the
the Multitude.
can
like Ibis completely with mere bowel -moving •1mlalnlder
re -
Of a (gallon of water, bre.,ak-
--Mark 6:30-44.
�Matthe* 20:28,
salts, oil, mineral water, laxative efwdy or
chewing qtstrey or roughage? They don't wake
lip veer liver.
1m'g u!pe luimlps aawl straining
tt;laroulgh screen wire into. a glass or
Wlies+uis and Hi,s disciples sought a
You need Carter's Little Liver Pills, Phrely
Aet.nble, Slife.•-, Q'uiak and sure resulta, Ask'
earthenware ecoritaineT. :Dissolve one
tit* of rest and quiet b we'r'e press-
fer them bi+ name. Refusa eubstitntea. 250. at 'Poland
f"
u
of wasbi'ng so'd'a in a gallon
ed 'into 1']Yl1Ylf-d�liat(' skajrV Ce'. 'R5$OVer
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, all druggism ' S4 'Of
Waif T, then add this to the dhlo-
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A MARTYR � t .
TO RHEUMATISM
It emtus't !halve taken some `Mune for 4 ,
this man's rhau'mat;isun to ,have be - W-- , , i,
-
come so severe, Hie doles not suY'
anything about that. Bull he does
make it elear that it needed. only %t,
four or five, month's of Krwsehem to --j
.make hien forget all . l out the puin
he once sufflered.
7ohis is what he writes:--I"I have of-
ten seen Kruschen announ'cenlents' in 11 I '
t+he 'papers, and I think it is only fair and stomach—eind keep taheun work -
that 'I also s•h'ou'ldl give a small tesltd- ing smoothly and lediieientbly as Nature
mony. I have ,,used Kruschen Salts inten,&1d,. The reward of this internal
far over tvwo y<ars. Before I start- cleanliness is a fres'liented and in-,
c;d to use it, I was tI•oubled wish vigorated blood -stream which courses
rheumatism verybadly, eiaielfly in my ,through your veins, driving all im-
1e,gs. 'I had 5t so bad -1 used to fall ,putri'ties beflq're it. IPomsonous uric acid
drown in the street, But this last lb ,with its needtlge�po'inted crystals . is
: or 20 months I have never felt any- expelled through the natural char- , •
, thing at all; in fact, 'I hW%,(e forg'o't- 'nels, and the ,paim of rheumatismi ten it altogether, whereas before I cease. And as you conitinue with the
, used to dread going out. Kruschen "l'itrtle 'daily 'dloslel" of Kruschen, your
• is,Invore valuable than, gold." -•;I. L. , whole lbednlg,--Ibodiy and bxain—re-
Ea'c'h "little 'd'aily do's'e"' of Kruschen ;sponds to thle; :purifying force..
contains a, scientific combination of `\1 .
L mineral salts which tone up all your Kruschen 'Salts is obtain'albl'e at all • •
organs of ,elimination--Iver, kidneys Drug Stores at. 45ec and 75c per bottle.
FREE TRiAL OFFER OF KRUSCHEN
. Try Iinrsc•hen now at our expense. we have the test, and thea, if not entirely convinced I.
I-distribnted a great many special " GIANT " that Kruschen does everything we claim it to
packages which make it easy for you: to T th'e regular bottle Is still as good as now,
Prove our claims for yourself. Ask your Tahe it back, Yoaydruggist is authorised to
druggist for the new " GIANT " 750, package. return your 75c. immediately and without
I Thls consists of our regillar 750. bottle togethoI question, . You have tried Xruschen free at
I with a separate trial bottle—sufficient for about our expense, What could be fairer?U
I M11Mlfaetrtied by E. GaIFF1Tas Htroatvis, Ltd,
9 one week. ,Open the trial bottle first, putit to Manchester, England. . (Established 1756).
•.
) ridge of lime solution, stirring thor- i of Agriculture has diefined certifica-
tu to nd" non .•a
Allow, the mixture e ata t s a earls '
- ou hlv. All w h orf -recording rrl, z•eco dm c
see
e y, g d
I over night, then 'draw off the clear, stock that is of good type, from vig-
. greenish -liquid on' top. This is �orous plants, and, as far: as practical
known as 'thee Stock Solution, a n d I ur:der advan'ced' conditions of `farm-
shoudd Ibe stored in a tightly stopper- ing, relatively free from serious dis-,
ed 'bro'xvn glass or earthenware jar cvises. When potatoes have been in- ,
in a cool ,place. This stock solution :,,j>ecte'd in the field and after har- .
may also be used, to mak,e up steriliz- vest Iby an auth'orize'dorneer of the
ing rinses' for metal utensils, and for i o!na5nion Department of Agriculture '
washing, the cows' udders before and have been found vigorous and to
milking, 1. conform to the standards set of free-
To,sterilize the milk tube system, doom from- serious,di,slease, and, of
(I'Utain a large earthenware crock of purity orf 'v!ariety, they may be cemti-
suffncient capacity to hold the tulbes t«ed. Official tags are issued for such
from all the units without crowding. acted stocks exclusively and these tags
Corns tryct'•a'ti:g'htly fi'ttdng lid to -keep ^cnstitu•te the guarantee that Cairad-
out dust and dirt. ' For a 10 -gallon ian certifu_d seed' potatoes are (being '
crock, place 30 'poun'ds of salt in the cralt tiid'th. '
bottom, and fill the crock with clean I I I .
cold water to within six inches of the Turkey Egg -'Laying Time.
top, To the brine thus formed add 1 Just as soon as the spring weather
quart of the stock solution of hypo- comes, turkeys should be fe;dr for' egg '
Chlorite at the start, and an adds- prodi*t)on, and laying should coals-
' tional four -ounce chanlge ,every day in mance about the middle of -April in.
summeir, and every other dray in win- Eastern Canada and somrew'hat soon-
- ter. 'Add salt and clean -water as er in Westtern Canada, with its ear)- "
necessary to 'm'aintain the original i'er spring opening—especially in
level of the solution, As soon as the British Columnibia, says lib-. A. G.
sglution begins to look dirty, discard Taylor, Poultry H,usbandirrnan, Dom- r ,
• iand Irrlake up a fres,h anet No so- inion Department' of' Algricul.ture,.'
' t lu'tion should be kept in use for long- 'Much d'epen'ds on the weather be- •
er than six weeks, coming renally springlike as,.eggs laic', •
too earlyld have to -be- too ,
) , brig 'before wouettinlg, This' i�rilportant
' FARM NOTES question must be practica'lliy left to
Ithe discretion of the attendants, To,
_ New Cattle Regulations. get 'tu'rkeys laying just at the proper
$y Order in Council an import- season requires expierience, and be -
,I ant 'alteration has ,been ,made in ginners` should' the caurtiou'in this
� the quarantine regulations of cattle regard. Turkeys should be -, •interecl
into Canada. It has now been de• where they ark: expected• to lay in
creed that cattle re -acting to Ae the spring.
tuberculin test or ishovIing clinical .
. symptoms of tuberculosis shall be Planting Roses.
I p(^nnanently marked in, the right 'It is important to plant roses as
ear Ivithl the letter 'IT" and, shall be early in the spring as passible ;so as •
slaughte-red forthwith, without -cons- to get thein established before there .
lm sationa ar returned to the country is warm weather• or daying wind's, is
of origin. - the advice of horticultural experts •
11.
of the Dou6n.ion Department of ,fig-
Best Cash Crop. riculture. If the 'branches look with -
According• to T, -A. Benson of the ererl w}alen They are received bury
Federal Poultry Branch at Toronto, them in wet soil for aibout.tnvo (lays
'prospects indicate that once again so t'he stornO ;will take, up some mois-
po'ultryr and egg.-, will prove the best tune.. Prue back severely leaving
cas,h crop. only from, thrree to six buds above
L'nsea4,onalble weather has 'done the stock alnd plant so that the point
miluch towards a dropping off in egg of union between -the bud or named
prices, no" only because of increased varilelty' and, the 'shock is just below •
production,, ,but in facilitating trans- 'ingthe surface of the soil, Firm . tha
portation'• soil well about the roots when plant- ' '
1 ,f;g• price's, however, have become ing. Hybrid' Tea. roses are plantecl
slightily ,firfla'er, recently and give,n iabo'ut eighteen inches apart and
""'Mal !larch weather, the outlook )110Zrid Parpetuals two and a half ,
for steady fair prices is encourag- feet. ' •
ing'• .
'A Serious Menace` �, - r` C^ •
The apple Maggot is now recogniz- • •
ell as a seriouis threat to Ontario's • • -
export apple trade: Prof. L. Caesar, r'
provincial entomologi,4t, in a recentt i �� `h,� •
address poin'te'd out that most grow- � ..l
ers are familiar %vith the sprays.nec- \ t =` '
e5sar;y to extel•nalinate telae maggot ,
and all com'mleircial men know that r
the maggot can be, controlled. Warm/ . a
nr'oist smr,inrers and mild' open win-
ters have been 1v,sponsilbl� for its ti
spread, but effective ,%Praying would •
bring it • ulad,el' control in a few 00119@ 09!@/' t0 themr11a'thy, provided all apple trees in 'r,
the immediate vicinity were, als'n SUNNY SIDE O, , AJFE
sepa•ayled• Old trees in true next field'
and a];so Mae hawtthoa•n in the adjac-
ent wo'o(fs constitute a menace, Prof.
Caesar declared, Do You want to feel ahvays at,
Your best? To meet each day .
Spring Tree Planting. with fresh Vitality? You can. .
Deciduous, that is, broad' leaved, For w,& -n you're healthy, you're
tre'e's :¢hound not 'he ,p'lanted when in happy...,...
leaf. The p'la.n!ting s'h,oulld be done A delicious cereal provides the •
(hither in bh,e, sluing •before the leaf "bulk" that'is so important iia
bilis fla,,,A•jn to open •or in the aatumn overcorningeommonconstipation,
after the leeaves•Ibe'011 to fall or have Tests show Kellogg's ALT,
lae,m comipd'cr'te'ly s'he•d, says the Tree BRAN also supplies vitamin R
KRnlin'g• Divisi"', Dominion Depart= to further aid regular habits.
!Trent of Agrimltute. Th, ,bestt time
Is v'ariy in the s Iri addition, ALL -BRAN is twice
ground has thaw ed o, t S Tr S she as rich in iron as an equal weight
then quack with new 'life and if mlov- of beef liver.
erg can readily •prnfvidle niew fee,chng The "bulk" in ALL -BRAN i=
raaflets, and ad'ap't thermtse'lves to much like that in leafy vege-
ch•angefl coind'itiom+s. The a'c'tual plant_ tables: What a relief to enjoy
ing will vary with the locality and, an appetizing cereal instead of
Is'e`Iq`q1, but in general it tsihoulq .be taking patent medicines.
drone in Apiril or early May,
_ Serve as a cereal or use in
Canada's Potato Guarantee. cooking. Dire,• -
'Canadian certified seed potattre. are tions on the red -
known i,n many coum,tries of the world �, and -green pack -
hut neVeltheless, mlamty people have ALL- RAN age. Sold by aI1
a hazy idea of what is implied by the grocers. Made by,
word, aCel _6d'exl," Th,elt need bre no Kellogg in l,nn
can- vt ae toy the' wlarld°s true sd'gni'h- don, Ontario.
ca' ce for the I7otrtiinien Department ,
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