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therapeutic importance of the oyster
aSAternoon
tine president, Miss Jean 'Murray, pre-
T, U. Mar aret ,Bugth Lukas was
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first worlds ,president; Letita Yea-
often wondered. This is the first
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w,.•
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dicate a slight increase in thnr Amo.
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ed by R . Mr. Mborhouse 'and our t'hiekues's'Qf cheeseoloax 'again' bring , �,
t inuln dishes and pans
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• gratitude to those who, ihodve conetrib- to 'b0brog,iVoi'nt fill 'smQI giaSm )arsn Q j �/�R
s 'A Convention at sited to the t giicad part of the pro- t'o overl!W, and odrjust covers. • Use� ed x'u' the s'almie*w *y. * HOW is YOUR ��'i
i gram. - as a 'fount atiou for trey rales or for Not having an extra bedlroom{, I $Alec up your Waiver Bt�e
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r a �, • - 6,. That we express our gratitude s'ames to �ecaml�A,ny frozen desserts. � laav�t bad, tip, :keep a eluding couch in —Without Co met
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�. ,' :• . Itev. iMr. 'Smnlibh, of Wu bean', ¢los- ore tsti ;. quite a lltbtle roam This loins of room daily twopoun4lo oiLqu&16ue to your borvo4
11 quaut't of water in rpMeservrng . 40 % std
iarf.,, "' ed the +session wiph rays . kettle ward silnlmer until the f t \de`s '• has been overcome by standing the bYou �pot'tooa�pllttety correct .soh a condition,
talo aalte, oil; uuneral water, laxative candy
r !A very ivatlpressive 'memorial,�ser- P i p»P S*1`�kem' n� couctx .upright in the corner of the or eb rvawx gain, or ro hage, when they've
�I- eakers Denounce • Liquor l is soft, when it should be mashed fish et. co "s
(vice wa.s conducted, by 'Mrs. oor- eel arx>, against the wall. 2 fitted a moved your tb6wels they re through ---and you
fN1'f 'Tlraific wild r SNOW That belie¢ while Mus, Gieorge Williams and •stuaa�ed. Measure the juice, �ou r pts►tA shelf isle the corner stave it (fie.need oliver etuulaot.
` rendered a very appropriate solo. Just When the Good ttyen •place it in the Iteiitle crit¢ nraxe eery n+' Mie of to,p of couch),, tacked a cur- �arter'a Little laverriva wiu.00n bring back
j: i and add one pournd., of sugar for. each ( e eunebiva inti your life, Tb ey rePurely vete••
Huge Amounts. 9f Money Mrs. W. ,Wellwood Mus. Thomas (lain along edge of :shelf, tltlen ran a table, safe, sue. Ask for them pt' name.
' pflnt orf juice. Ooodc •Ix'ntil it reads ibr+darn Iltandle 'throw h to of bars o at}bstitntea• iso at all dru¢tr.
Field, of. Whngham; Mrs. Walter dose ped Times EXisted g p
Are Thus Annual] }Wast- a thick, Syrupy consistency; add 1/s
y of Brussels; Mrs. J. C, Stoneman of 'ouch . (op which to hang clothes "
' The talk was about the good old. cup lemon( juice, mix well and bottle ;. , lilangers). . Now we have a hand
Toronto, fo erly of fHlemsall, and Y
ed �' timies and evea•yibod' was abusin while hat ods to •callxti�al the •s'a'nd um{Eil '6he
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UNION ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
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The Huron Cou.pty W. C. T, U. halt;
its thirty-sixth annual convention in
Wingham Unified 'Church, July' 4th,
vne h m'grning and se:,sio',ls,
n to th
Mas., Ai T. utas, of Clinton,avrng
�,
'Spassed on to 'Nigher service ring
the year. Ms -ss Duff then led' in
prM188 Duff, of Toronto, aur Field
Secretary, in her address, stated the
WI. C. T. U. has been the driving
force in every notable advan'ea that
has been made, It is ,43 years since
Francis Willard grganized' the W. C:
• yr g
the nineteen -thirties•
"W'hat 1'•d like to know," said Bg1 •
Izam� math to somebody, Is
y `�' just
when ,wene the good old tames?",
' I can tell y'o'u, said: Mr, Van Win-
kle, "because l happened to be living
in th@' goad old times. The sixti'e's
of last century were the 'good old
times."
,,, "Five
'"Ah. said Balham-•Smlith.. I eve
Cherry Syrup.
IRemotve the stones from ripe cher-
ries and (pound half the,stones until
crushed. These are mixed with the
cherries to give it -additional flavor.
Squeeze the cherries in a bag until
a'11 the juice is extracted: For every
quart of cfherry juice allow two cusp-
foes of sugar. Boit for Itieau minutes,
an'd skim.. (Coal Slightly, pour in
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claques oleset —and stvYl have the em-
ergency bed wires it gis r wired. The
at
mI tress veils' (pealed' an title d�t9'lxug
(room couch, and covered with a couch
cavler. »
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Noxious Weeds in
Farm Lands
Noxious weeds'in to f'anm, }ands are
young l� 'trees,can secuae a
1prapex foabhold. As' to olds on
sand `"gyp yi
Y.'sails there appears to be Tinkle
d'iff'erence in the amounts as a result
of the various lnleth4dls of ploughing.
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Ontario Butter Production Showing
Slight Increase,
Reports from the Dail Branch im.
y
therapeutic importance of the oyster
aSAternoon
tine president, Miss Jean 'Murray, pre-
T, U. Mar aret ,Bugth Lukas was
,,
first worlds ,president; Letita Yea-
often wondered. This is the first
bottles and seal.
in hhe diet off :the tuberculous, ,the
convalescent, the d the poor
enumerated and descr�ilbed in a n'ew
dicate a slight increase in thnr Amo.
siding.
man was first Domrinion President.
,
time Ivo ever heard the actual
Currant Syrup.
in -blood, and those 'suffering in other
-suffering
seriies bulletin 'on weeds and weed
'duction of Ontario cream butter.
e'r`yi
Production, for ri 1 of this
The devotional 'exercises -were con-
ducted b • the Ba th Union.
y y'
The firs,b national convention was
date."
"The sixties," Mr. Van Winkle re-
,Boil tagettlrer an equal 'measure o
currant juice, Sugar and water for
?' g
ways' •
seeds published ,by the Domtinion De-
partment of A grilculturew Same o£
• per, year'
almoun,ted to somre 5,156,976 pounds,
In the absence of the recording-
held in Mexico in Mexico City. Our
president,
late resident, Mrs. Gordon Wright,
�,
peat•ed. And I'll tell you why: .,
: seven +minutes. Add a dash of lemon
wP through rapidly accumulating
g P Y g
the worst weeds axe so prolific that,
as compared with 5,0406977 pounds in
secretary, Jliss A. 'Consitt, Hen-
said: We meed not have Govern-
can remember the sixties more clear-
juice; and (bottle until needed.
Straw Break
relatively clean fields may be badlly
'th'e same mionth of last year. Also,
Sall, Vers, C. W. C'�•ristle, Exeter, was
r'en't control, if we staved for it, we
ly than I can remember any other
Mint Syrup.
,on
contaminated in two or three years
if
an iruereasle is ,shown for the first
fowl' months of 1933 when
appointed' pro tem,'
The troll of officers was called and
support it."
ten years in my time. Wonderful
i
days.
Y2 cusp sugar
1
/2 cup water
Wheat Fields
the weeds..are allowiid,,to ga to
seed. For instance, a single plant of
pIroductnon
totalled. 16,277,00 pounds.
P rucis- For the
the superintendents of the leper(-
The speaker added: T want to leave
se
thewords with ou: "Never mark
y
"'But all the wonderful things s we've
ng-
to
1Green calor paste
x/•s lemon
Straw break on wheat fields iso
world hrlus'tard Istinikweed, foxbail
same cried in 1932, production ap-
P
p`roximlated' 1'5,775,6915 pounds.
me,nts reported as follows:
Evangelistic, Christian Steward-
your 'ballot for any one who stand's
got -day you had to do without,"
said Piper.
cap juice
1 ]bunch mint, washed) sari finely
special interest 'beca'use it is: often
#igweed of camipion ,produlces from
1,p,0100 to 2A,a00 seeds; worm seed
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+shilp and Jail Work—(Ness, Richmond,
for liquor." As Christ -sat beside the
treasylre 'box so He watches us, what
Ir
,, I knonv, said Mr. Van Winkle.
shredded,
confused with hail injury and cbm,-
pensation is expected from. hail in-
mustard arbout 2J5,0,00; shepherds
Weekly Crop Report.
, Blyth.
Anti -'Narcotics and Medical Temp-
we jut in the ballot box.
But I'm telling you the sixties were
,
the good old timles.'
Boil sugar and water five minutes,
add arilint, wind mash' with 'back of
, suran'ce corrupanies. Plants affected
purse about 50,Eh00 ; 'and turriibling
mustard about 1,500);00,0. 'With such
Aside from soattlemed' 1howers, the
eranee—Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers, of
This traffic must be watched over
in land.
"You said you'd'tell urs why," Bal-
spoon. Cool, color green. 'and add
with stt+aw (break are ordinarily free
productiveness 'slo,ils� becomlre quick] y
month of June was almost (barren
Exeter.
this and every
,
Duet ,by ''Miss Zulbrigg and Miss
ham- 1111t'h 'remanded him'.
lemon j+nim Strain through cheese-
"Use
from any sign of hail dame e. 'Straw
g
break, says the Derision Botanist, is
tion ecD,, and only a careful examana-
rof
mai'sltu¢e and in some distracts there
e
was not once ,good' downfall of Pa'it$
Canadian _l2arin•e—Lliiss Davidson,
�iitcheli Win ham rano solo h
g p' y
'°I did and 'I will" said 'Mr. Van
Winkle,
c loth, for flavoring beverages,.
'
chara'eterrized ,by an ,abrupt Ibreakaxl'g
tion can reveal the (kinds and n'um-
during t111 tnam'tih. SouthernOntario
Goderich.
Citizenship and Canadianization—
lgiss Tens, Reid.
The sixties were the good
old times, (because then I was my
tri •I
,site 'overndgh Add water, bring
over the cu1m, usually about a half
hers of seeds. Vinibh this object in
v!e.w,'rnuch" important iruforination
has been ,bad!ty hit by the' drought.
Dougall, Hensall•
Address 'by Rev, Mr. Moorhousel
of Brussels on Intemperance and the
,}n
twenties. That's what it mean's. Ask
-to one inch above the .second node.
+
The break is seldoiml comlple,z and
from- survIe s of sele'cte'd fields in Al -s.
Y
Stranwberriels were not more than a
44 per cert. era p, while raspberries
Flowers, Fruit and Delicacies—
Mfrs. and bliss Davidson, Goderich.
liittgdom of God God,,
xry old huller like me. I he's eighty
he'll tell you the seventies were the
A
f
c'onseque'ntly tlhe plasms:hend._u xvsar�ds
.; Berta, (Saskatchewan, Ontario and
b
Quebec has been obtained,
also- haute suffered. S ung crops
IL'aw and Sabbath Observance enc,
Temperance means total abstinenceinvariablyat
,wood old times, If he's sixty-he'lld tell
the node- immediatelygenerally
have been inj'urrerd by the
Legislation tiirs. A. T. Goofier, of
and when the church .stands for. it
the liquor �px^obl'em will be so'1ved.
you fhe nineties were the good old
� .,a'-
a'bo've thbreak and ordinarily a
fain maturity. The: heads o� affect-
• Is ,
continued d,ry' w'ea'th'er. Essex County
r'epor'ts wheat lbelginming to train 'and
Clinton.
Little White •Ribboners Miss
Prohibition wiped out
P gold cures,
times, I'm ninety and I tell you it
was the sixties.
/
ed plants, although upright, are can-
�EPORT OF HOG
soave of it will be. read y to cut July
—
R'in ham.
g
emptied jails and the }nc�braate asy=
lums, but Liquor
1 • g'ot, married and first be -an t-)
�R,r,,•r*+�^'� r { . ,
sidlerarbly nearer the ground• bust' are
�har-
SHIPMENTS
Pastures have dried up in num-
'southern'
Medal
LVIed'al Contest= leis. Bender, of
since q Control has
n:.�.ke money in the sixties. The whopHEALTH
tiY,..•p. i
nevertheNess readily
y ,gathered in
5th
roux area's and • ss fines
gra
Blyth.
toad Into force, gold cure institutes
and the inebriate asylums have been
ttorld "vas before me. When I look
THE CANADIAN MEDICAL OF I
t''estin•g operations. 'On the Canadian
prairies, the' breaking. occurs after
' The following is thle report of ho
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have not been uncommon. Meanwhile
hay -cutting
ha cuttin hats been in full swing,
-Moral Education, Mothers' Meet-
re-established and the ails have been
back, those are the timies I look back
t°;
ASSOCIATION AND LIFE ��••••-•••.
INSURANCE CoM.PANIE5
the middle of Jul isolated Tants
Y>
shipments for mtonttg ending May 3.1,
g,
although it will be a short crop too
an'gs, Health and Helcedity — Mrs.
Seaton, Clinton.
filled. A p'l'easing feature of the af-
tetnaon
There are no old' -fashioned things,
IN CANADA
seattere'd all over the field being af-
g
i9Seafox't1h—(Total ,hogs, 67; seleG
awing to the dry weather. Apple
e
Apple
'orchard't iced
'Publicity and Social '_Meetings—
was the resentation of a
P
county life-menlfoership pin to Mrs.
really. They're only old-fasMoned to
WALKING TOWARDS HEALTH
Erected•. A ,stridden field -does not
have the appearance of lodged grain.
baean, 18; butchers, 7; bacon," 3'7;
are in � g condition
bumlper yield is pr,amised';
Mrs. Buell, Bdy-th.
Press—•Vers. Walter Hern, Goderich.
J. Anderson, of R'inghanl,.
The election
people who never ,knew them. There
are no up-to-date 'The
,things, either. It
�" 'Popularly, seeing is bell+eving and,
Thes'i's, h'owev'er, always occur in
hlea'vlies, 4; lights and feeders 1. •
Exeter—Total hogs, 129; select
,
Peace and Arbitration—(firs. A. E.
of officers r;suited as
follows: .Honorary president, Mrs.
all depends -an you."
far that reason development of
one 'dir'ectiion, thereby indicating that
strotrg $(roils arvd rain are res
betas; 49 butchers, 14 bacon, 64;320
r
Fairs To Be Held.
Lloyd, Winlgham"
}I,c y ..pi-esi-
Guice, Brussels Advisor
0
muscles is regarded as being tl:e
fort• the final break,. although the
lights and ile•ed'ers 2.'"
g
Of thle Agricultural Societies air
TSci,etrtific Temperance ire Ds
ISchoals-;l+Lrs, (Rev.) ''.Moorhouse, of
:dlant .'Ars. A. E. Lloyd Win ham,
g
A. T. Cooper, of Clinton;
The late Dwight Morrow was alit-
tee
mr,ost important if not the sale re-
alt of exercise. '.VIuc�h more import=
se
wry cause in the weakness of the
known'.
He'nalall—Total hagus, 660; select
,b'a'con, 226; butchers, 44;) bacon,, 376;
Ontario, some 32d p)anl to 'Mold fairs
this year, aa'ccordin•g to J. A. Carroll,
Brussels.
�nd'_l'Ixs.
president, hiss Jean :Murray, of Exe-
man with shy humor. Shortly
before his he was told' that a
ant,- however; is the¢ effect of exec•
.-itra
;-,t•raw Is not
heavies, 3; extra heavies, 1; lights
C uiperintendlenb, Agricultural 'Socrewes
TeMperance in S. S. —{ Miss Jean
ter; 1st vice-president, Mrs. R. ,T.
,passing,
certain 'man in Nall Street had it in
c'ise on the body as,:a .whole. There is
r .
a.nd feeders, 6.
Branch. ...
Murray.
-Aid 'Mrs.
Tindall,'WirrWhang; 2nd466e-president,
for "him. '4I don't- see why he slhou}d
no 'health ad�ranctage in large muscles
Waitom'�-�Totafl •hogs, 280; select
��
`In certain' qu+ar�terrs, said Mr"
Travellers'- — (Rev:)
VTrs. Re'c• �To'orhouse, Brussels •
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h ire it in for me he said. Q do -
but strong muscles are needed to
Bee /(leen Breeden
"s g
bacon., g2; butchers, 23; bacon, 160;
Carroll, "there was a feeling that
. Iaat%n showing splendid, work and
satisfactory " ro ®ss has been made,
y P
corresponding secretary, :Miss Ethel
tilrzrdoc]c, of Iiensall; reevr.dang sacro-
nit
, ememb'er doing ahythirug for him."
.•
ipromrote .'the` 'betaer functioning ;of
the vital organ's of the 'body.
One of the most 'useful bhangs that
lightls and' feeders, 2.
(Rowan Co. 'Locals --Total hogs, 3,-
govern ien't and municipal cuts ilk
rants would tend to
g ,disrupt the
The afternoon session opened with
tart', Mrs. C. W, Christie, Exeter;
•
The-way,to- stmetngt'h'en• xpuscIzs is
a.•heelkeeper_ ;can have in the ap'larY
859; select bacom', 943; .butc,hers, 2'60,
Plarrs of .may of these' organizatiorxs.
"Onward Christian Soldiers," after
y secretary' and L. T. L: :secretary;
Fruit -Drink Syrups,
y p5"
to use theimi• The best way to use
,during the activ'b s'eai.son' is a"`w,ppiy
,bacon; 2,53♦5t; hl-avier,, 4'5; light; and
.H'owsver, from the impression gain-
Which Rev. Currie orf the convention
-13rs. G. Johnson, Goderich,
them is to do the things which we
V young mated queens -on which he
feeders, 27. '
ed 'at' the Digtrdct Fair A•seociation: -
ehureh, led in prayer and the levo-
,_
The following resolutions were
Save Timethe
enjoy doing, 'therdloy Ygaiiiing' the
can draw -to, 'replace what queens are
".Huron Co.—Total hogs, 9,460; se-
meetings, I have attended throughout
tional exercises were continued by
the Clinton Union.
.
brought in •by the resolution commit-
Fruit •beveralgee are
strength r uired to perform those
rr6ssin,g, have ,failed', .'or are likely to
lett 'bacon, 2,743; butchers, 740; bac-
province,
p T feel that the directors
X' 'reks of welcome was given by
tee and adapted by the convention:
particular] Y
alua}ble in the diet. TY!'ey should' be
tasks tett r and with realer ease
g'
and pleasure.
fail. To h'a've such a supply con-
pp
stantl'y on hand, some beekeepers
on, 5,664; heavies, 73; extra heavies,
2; lights. and feeders, 113.
are determine energy
d ,by., ener
and lenlberpr+ise to maintain the Stand
,Mrs Rev,) K. McLean, of Wingham,
1. Be it resolved that every', effort
'be to frustrate the 'of
served more fregtiently than any .of
the
. There is a mistaken idea which is
prefer'ta purchase their queens fro
q le
'00
-
ard's of .the organizationls man of "
who gave a stirring retliew of the
b g
Liquor• `Control Act Canada,
made aims the
liquor interests for (beer and. trine
others except mal'k. They ,offer
most desirable Irr:in'erals, they
cort;•monly held, to the effect that ex-
a commercial ' queem�bre'eder, while
which have been in existence for, al-
of stat-
irag over had been re-
'by the glass and that we place on
are
rich in vitamins, acid (because of the
excise must ,be felt if ,it is to do g'1od.
others waud'd rather rear what they
FARM NOTES
most a century."
.S170,0H,000.
ceived b liquor stores and that it
5 q
record our appreciation of the Hon-
I
sugar used to sweeten, them a=� fair-'
In reality, -soreness after 'exercise is
due, either to small tears in th'q, mn -
require themselves. In Ottawa the
g,ract'ice has been for a number of
would require all the - forcers that
ourable G. W. Henry in offsetting -the
atterrL to o the Moderation League
ly high ^in fuel valge. In the sum-
t
m.erI h.y
cle' fubres or, ,Ig....the ac'ewmulatton of
ye Ts past to begin queen rearing
Ontario supplied one-half of the
1332
Value of Orchards.
That
a
Teirrperance people can nlobol!ze to
P • .f
make refreshing drinks.
waste materials—the-product of .mus-
a•:out the m'i'd'd'le of Jun' in order to
conlmelrcial production of straw-
good' fruit farrrus are worth
combat this evil, requiring thetour-
as the problem of dealing with the
The tang of thEir acid flavor and'
cu.lal activity. Bath conditions are
y
have young mated
a queens for, the
berries in Canada; which totalled 20,-
ownil1vg+ is the advice of a well known
age of Joshua, 'wisd'o'm 'of Soloman
liquor trat%c is now world wide, we
th:ir attractive color slake them wee-
painful erre! harmful" The former can
for can
first week of July. Prior to this time
601,000' quarts'.
agricultural authority. Owners should ,
and the S
power of the Holy Spirit.
'_Hiss Murray,in her r -sponse. drew
rcaffat+n:• Sur utlalterabla elle fiance to
g
the prohibition cause and our o'pposi_
torr¢ adriitions to the table.
A bgv'erage sweetened with a-sim-
and should be avoided 'by g
ly; the latter, in
what queens are required are drawly
"Two
'
make eve rt' effort to keep them,, for
rrn.ev will are made¢ from then\ in
• ,attention to the' fact that the Tern=
tion :to the liquor traffic.
Ale svr,up, is better than one to which
.by exercising mod-
¢ration. • ., ,
from th'e doulb'l'e colonies of the
Quern System." This very fine meth-
Potato Beetle Poison_
The
the future as -in the palet, Further,
ranee situation rex uired the co-o'p'-
Ire d p=
2. Resolved that we eamnnend the
ur,,tllelted sugar (las been added. The
The muscles of the baek.an•d abdo-
..ystem.'
ad is too lonlg explain here, but
best' and thea pest, poison to'
+
bre points out that growers who sell
oration of all Christian workers.
Willis brought
present method ai 1r1StrUetlan to the
� ' through & Sunday School
Sugar. gives a slmoother texture and
is . easily' mixed through the thole
{m+e'n are u. -ed ar exercised,• and so
,to
full details will Ibe found in the re-
use for the control bf the, potato
beet}¢ is calcium arsenate at the rake
Culls st hamie get than best prices.
Culls Bald, in th•e homie
;Mayor greetings
from the' council and impressed the
p
young ,
I Ten: reran¢¢ .l'ourse of Study and
1
drink, while sugar
gar has a lenient to
y
are kept, strap and healthy, by
g y
nlavements` w'hic'h bend or twist the
port Of the Dominion Apiarist for
19x,0, ,also mpef useful information in
of 11/2 to 2 pounds in 40 gallons of
markets often
net more than fancy fruit shipped to
-women eery favorably with his stand'.would
on Tenl,rc:t`ar.ce.
I also ,urge the signing (if the
that teach-
sink to the 'bottom.
E•'i�erage syrup"c are made easily
trunk. �ihiA is true whether the move-
the publications "Wintering bees in
p g
Bordeaux mrixture (copper sulphate 6
Pounds., Time 4 pounds, water 40 gal-
d'istarilt cities. But selling culls any -
where is very it brings
-The treasurers' report was very en-
pledge; also more effective
f
I•ing he requested in the. public, con-
y'
� and will he found indis'pensa'ble dur-
'Yrnent be lifting weights, or in gar-
,,� 'sing or walikirngf. The Ialrm and.
11
Canada.." crud Package Bees,' all of
tyhirh n:ay be obtained' 'free from the
Tons). If the poison is uslgd al.orie, in
poor olio
P Y, as
ttie pricer dawn badly, and lessens the .
coura'ging reporting $115,87 for the
budget $28.00 for the 'County
'tinuation and high schools of our
I 't,he
'ng the hot weather, when coolis,g•
drinks are always in d'een:Tand
shoulder muscles are used in move-
Publications Branch, Department of
p
hater, add tfwo to three pounds of
hydTatvd lime to each 4'0 gallons.
dtasire of the buyer for the fruit. '
and
Fund..
province, regarding; .evil effec`s
of alcohol and tobacco on the effec n
a
— aid
are always 'popular.
r-
ments which might be called swing-
irag, or throwing.
Agriculture, Ottawa.
Should! at:5earate of peed( or Par!us
,
'
Gardeners'
Mrs. Cor,:per reported as a result
1 body.
Sugar Syrup.
striking, grasping
The. arm muscles
-
Green' be preferred as 'a poison, two
Insect Friends.
_
of Vl'iss Duff's visit a Y Young Peo ]e's
g p
Branch
Branc.h and' a Y. W, C. T. U. in Blyth,
3• Rt'soJt ed that this contention
lace on record its a
appreciation of
Boil together. ?, cu re of water and
!
4 cups of granulated sir *ar for ai>aut
P•' �•
ward shoulder are
tvaluable , in that their deve'lo Inept
p
; in these in
c
Household Discoveries•
of the arsenate or
to three e pound
half to one pound of Paris Glees ilea Y
All garden insects are plat injne-
lens. In fact many of theta are -bene -
Mrs. -Johnson deplored lack of
Miss Duff's visit to our count in
Y
ton minutes. Pour into,, clean hot
p romcites, skill acts whish
the arms are eased. Leg muscles are
be, substituted, to be used lit each 40
ficial, continually doing good 'by de -
leader,; in L. T. L. work.
the Spring• and, the splendid work
fiat's and seal. Beep this syrup cit
needed a5 a means of lacamotiori, for
y ,I aero the mother tyro ,,mail
gallon .baxre.l of spray. .
s•troying those species which are
harmful. �arenliast
A colo was sweetly rendrmed by I
"I'm
accomiplished by her at that t;nle and
t
hand.and use it as n:eded,
Orange
de's ite the motor car, we arc. still
p
children and for a' time I seemed to
among
g' the in-
sects that help the
Mr:;. Wilford, Sure I'll Not Pass's
Again' This Way." din
also our appreciation of,hei� presence
our convention to
Syrup.
Boil 2 cups of sugar and 1 cup
largely dependent on our legs to ,get
be waslhing and intending suits and
b g•dliffere'nt
"'t Producer Radio Program.
gard►eave•r are the
kinds of ladyibird beetles.
-day.
of
water for five minutes. Grate. the
rind of five, oranges and one lemon,
add the juice Mir.. Let
us to our destinations.
W lkira•g is the best exereise for
keeping the mnrsclles of the legs and
stockings almost every day. I puri
chased some h_avy sagar bags (these
are ,three for 25 cents] from my gro-
Beginning •June 26th, the Ontario
.Gr•ottiers' Markets Council are broad-
casting a five-m4n•ute 'market in'telli-
Both in'their larval and adult stages,
they feed almolst lewclu4sively upfotx
plant lice and scale insects. Another
#*
and. sy:ru•p.
stand for four hours; strain and
ab'dom im in old condition. It has the
g
great advanra a that nearly ever,-
cer. I unpieke•d� them{, then boiled
and dyed them. I then cut out�ank'le
erne report daily at 1.15
g' p Y p.m. east-
Ern da 1i' bt savin time
kind of 'b 'etll2l,
e the fiery ground beetle
is
11
> : .:: ll't
-
bottle. Use as needed,
Orange syrup II.
one at anytime and in an lata, has
y place,
length overalls. These can -be made
on who] -
sale Y g g ' e
price+s of Iruilt and •vegetables.
a PanticuIarly wsefu}'ins,ect. This
beetle and its voracious grab, which
•
aj►
'To 'each pint of sweet strained or-
the opportunity to walk: Walking
y g
should be somewhat faster than a
"-',I'v attractive by binding arms and
neck with +bias binding insertitu a
g
The re port covers St. Jo'hn4 Halifax,
Montreal, Toronto ante Winnipeg and
is called th•e cut worm lions dlastroy
enormfous numbers
�Y
wage ,juice wild one Pound of sugar.
Brir:g boiling
stroll; the arms should, swing freely.
'snlvall gusset on outside, at the bot-
is arranged through the. Go{mm{erciar
of eubwarms. The
be•btle is brownish
°rte
to point and boil for
15 minutes, skimmingcareful]
Another neat advantage of welkin
g g g
ton of the leg. (This is (better when
Representative's of the Growers Mar-
-black
wing-casespatted lr Aper they
red
y' as
the scum arises, and straining when
is that it can be done regularly ,each
a :piece of material of slightly lighter
weight is used). I finish 'off the ov-
kers Council stationed /on those tfnlar•-•
.s
is
=h{nce its name. The large harpalus
he large bar
V/"�j CAN
v �j ���
YOU �j STAY
ready to relnlot•e. Add at this dint
the grated rind' of the oranges used
g
1/
day, which is the 'best way to exer-
cis¢. To herr¢ a•destination makes the
walk more pleasant, and gives a sense
eralls with a neat belt. The ovgaralls
button on the shoulder, therefore are
kets. The broadcast is nso'red by
this Weekly (Sun and is released in
connection $filth its daily tank on Ara-
beertle, which §s very -
ere afferent de-
strays 'cutworxrus, The different kinds ,
of lace wing, •arvd
J'•� � a ,/"1 J
and cu of lemon
•r p juice. Bottle
and seal tight.
o satisfaction in the apeamplishnle'nt,
easy to slip -on and -off. One sugar
duce. Arran emuerrts for the new re-
g
ohlher two and four
winged
g parasitic flies are also friends
Orangeade.
Exercise should be adjusted to age
ba. m,akes,one ' air of overalls there
g P +
(•ease were made by the Ontario Mar-
of the gardener.
n.
,� * y� , �} *. �}
In
Mix together the grated rin•dgs of
and rex. One ho'rn's walk daily, or its
bo the
fore I can afford to use quite a num-
ter. Thlew Aand hard wear and waslh-
ketin'g Board and facilitated -by Radio
Staticin
. l i•U :L •Vi
four oranges, four poun'd's off grants-
equivalent, Imlay rZrrnsidevr+ed
minimum amount of exercise requir-
!ng 'better than the lightweight
CBCT.
Vegetable 'Grades Simplified.
,# v i g l * (Tl a r p ti t p
hated sugar, 6 cups of water and 2
ounces -of citric acid, Stir until the
ed to keep the (body healthy:
'bought overalls, and are practically
aril the children require in the way of
Hints to Horticulturists.
The D'omdnaon Fruit Brapch an-
pounces that there to be
acid and sugar are dissolved. Let
-, •+
"`
clobhing.during the wanmler summer
The propetr time to' transplant Ori-
are fewer
grades] for vegetables this season, in
AS CHEAPLY AS ANYWHEPE
stand' over night, then strain and
battle. Allxout term¢¢ tablespoonfuls
Oyster is Food Medicine, TOO
mon'ths. -The same sugar bags also
Tooke vlerry kitchen
enlbal Poppies is $Meir they are per-
featly dgrnvant, is,
most cartels only two. ,Beets, ane to
be No,
' , . .
to a glassful of water ,will have a
,
'
senvaceabba ap-
Porus They becomTe witniltee very soon
that transplant in
fate July -or early August.
1 and No, 2, the first to con-
Gist of beets of simalar -varietal char-
for high-class service, and get acconr-
drink. "
• iDr« Rrenle, Noel, of Paris, is strong
if they are bailed. each time they are
i0itltdvartta frelatly amid, give Sweet
acbeTis'tir's which are firm, tburt -not
modation as fine as any hotel can offer.
Lemon Syrup.
Use six lemuons, 2 ,cups of
for the oyster. ,Re 'says: The oys-
ter is food
laundered.
I
Peas plenty, -of -water udl�.h
ater or m . Keep
woody o;, tough, the size being from
•
In keeping with the times, rates
sugar
and 1 cup of water. Make lame as
a vitalized with a remark-
able richness in vitamins. 1.I
save all mry'husband's old sweat-
the flowers picked,
,Climbing roses should be, tpruned
2 to 4 .in`shes dia.ml®ter- No. 2 t'o con -
silt of all those not
I
have been revised, but that spirit of
p
orange syrup.
,It contains the four fundamental
ers and cut out • t'hTe good portions,
immediately after flowiveOing, by re-
meeting the re -
quh,ements of No. 1 rgradle,
hospitality and friendliness which
1Letoon Syrup it.
12
vi'tam insg vitamin A the 'so -,called
They make n'igoe`little•pudlover sweat-
moving the oldest vwood and simply
rCabbage also ba's' two grades. Tree
has been a tradition with this famous
cum{ccs cittri�c acid,
growth vitamrin; vitamaxv B, fore of
•ers for the childrem, and aro quickly
thinning tout each harsh.
No., 1 coatTsalsdbing of heads which are
hotel for mote than thirty years 'is just
11 punce tartaric 'acid
% to 1 Ounce of ,Epsom
the beriberi disease+, the vitamin of
iimtritivle 'C,
made by sewing mlarhine. I
* *• *
(Cut down Delphiniums as soon as
of similar shape, firm and well trim-
" as active as ever. The food always
salts
6 pounds (or less) of granulated
utility- vitamin which is
antiscorbutic, and vittanft D, anti-
, t
'One of my own old-fashioned
they are -through bloomg,. Th•isi
forces ,the plant to send up new
Tried. 'BY "si,ir ar type" is fmlegilt that'
the lot mlay be of poimibedl, flTat, sravory
appeals, to,,the exacting—and Luigi
pp g g'
s'c'ar
rachitic or neutralizing'ri'ckets,
brushed wool sweaters fnade a whole
growth and flower a second time.
or red as the case may be, W1ell trim
Romanelli's Orchestra is conceded
Juice of 9 Iembns
The oyster contains special chem-
outside suit far tthe baby. R cwt off
The bearded or German Irises may
-
sued mrleans'' that all ,outer 'leavies in-
to be cone of America's finest.
Thinly spiced rind of 3 lemilans
7. cups bailing
real :principles .and emphasis should
the end of toe sleeve to make the cap
be divided and transplanted after
jured by wabrm', dlisaasle , or other
Rooms from $2.50 bath
of water (:about 3
tents')
be laid on its high content, of ]rhos-
'•and
and from th •'rest I made a pullover
flowering.. As soon, as the flowers
means are Ten1'gv�d•
with
,phates of calcium magnesium.
with a tutned•ablaek neck, pan+t'ies and
fads, cut off all stems and give plenty
Crates o thret fga-ijoWin;g dirmensionat '
„ i
(Add, the thinly shamed rind of 3
1Tem,ons to the boil for
(The presence of Kron aniulst be noted
pratts. As the sWea'ter was a faded
of wateit fbr• a couple of w6eks, then
are ,recom.mlemdeld' as'suitmbl'e for cab-
water; ken
speeilallly..Mor!eover, in, /green" lays-
shade of blue, T dipped the whole suit
divide anal plant 's', llow.'
Tbage: 12x18x161/,; 15xi51lc?J7;' 13x17x
. P. KIRBY HUNT
mdnutes. (Strain out the rinds and
t%ers is a pigfpentt which contains cap-
in a strong solution of 114ueing, and
261/x; 17x19%x26%.
Manager
discard theme. Add the acids, salts,
per, evolved thrbugfh the wedium of.
the baby rooked ioveiy in it during
'
•
s-tugar and Teri
Sandy Sail Management
'hot
a J ce a
water. ,Set 'aside 'ututil the sugar and
a dnatom .. I
Such biachem mal details led ex
the colli weather.
* rr I*
For drifting sands, a plant known
acids have dissolved com;pietely. The
m'enters to look into the tpowei• of the
Atilt mother who 'dislilkes darning
as s'ea-sanld, se(eicl or beach grass' has
Traveling Salesman
• t I
,
mixture should be stirred occasion'-
aTily. ('Dor}'t boil Idle rrtixturd after
the 'erste
oyster as• a pre'ventiv,o of anemia,
and recent resbardhes, establish its
will forget her dia;l'ike, if she listens'
to a good story on- ,the radio While
been, used with cons'i'derable, succee'ss.,
It is Mal'ulable, .because of its root-
.
Was -Almost Ruined
Greenville,
Of E'RYTf1IN
acrids juice h"r been add-
blood-produeinfg! ,power.
she is attending to this weekly task.
stock growth which enables it to grow
'Mrs. -'I . A,,, Huber•
L*Nj R G, i N tQ
r.
ed). Strain 'and bottle.' , Allow two
talbles oonfuls to 'ane
Its c, an aniemiia seems to be
potency V'
I save m darning for the ¢yeses
Y g g
wP through rapidly accumulating
g P Y g
recently said: "Traveling day a rt�
n(ght and eating, in tales
.1" • I I RQN
or mrore g lass
ta
greater than that of veal extract, a.
when the children are in ,bed. I look
sand. When the, carol has been faire y'
'there
and , o'•
tell had a lot to- do %1th my Z
t., 1 � I
i
I
!Q
waiter•
Ginger ale, cold tea, cherry, rasp-
heroine exp,ediengt• in cases of pernit,
-aims anemda.
up the radio a'rinounlcements yin the
newsosiper, 'bring* out mT sewing cab- 'graislsdels,
well comrtrolled , arts• two other
riamleTly rattail zhdl ,vrI rye,
cage
know. but I was in mighty ball
shape. Constipation had-m4etigally
I
ice, -t y, or other fruit juices or syrups
�
it is well •knaves that the oyster
inlet, 'tune in t'o tihe desired st'orry, and
which have boon folun,d use( 1. Um-
rntned me: i took every kind or
. , i
fniaT be, added to a pitcher of the
contains iodine in relative] strong
Y g
then enjay rnf r evening,tha'r+o hl y ,
forturiatel .the I,q ly ofthe :. d of
laxative T ever heard of, but they -
I '
t
Axed lemonade.
Raspberry Syrup.
,dose. if the bivalve be reared in
be ,supplied with seaweed. •
* * '
TAs ,t'hi's is thel•rhufbarb season I am
these lamts is scarce.
P
Thlere ante, many areas 'of blowsaund
only aggravated .my trouble. When
I started (akin Sargon
g and Sargon
i
2 ,quarts raspberries
pP
Thus, the oy'srtler' is not merely a
sending you- 'nU'Y, mletbhad aP remlovnng
which wall nrever be flt far anybhingti •
,Soft Mass Pills I just had to drag
thyself out of bed and through the
,
ilT
4 cups sugar
val+lzalbde forxl — it is 'an .off4etive
secitment 'w',hdc.h formas, on the inside �btiii
'the +produdbior. otf t'de+es. Tt lnlat5z
day. The treatment not only re• •
:
% cup cold water,
mr>ledicin,e wh4ch shoupd ricer remain
of tea kettles], ten and co'f%e pots,
be necessary, mem, in thre •eatalrlish-
sieved me but I have actually d ,.
86 'pou
4,115, ,
' �'
1pfek over. and mlagh raspberries,
Unknown.. -- ,etc,
I fit'l t'h{e ,fettles tw'v> tlhirdo full ipg'
o desiralble tyn}yes of trees, first -.
ds in"meiagt," _ ••
fi � .,. , ... "
sprinkle with sugar, cover and let
!A me;dim l empert, after eak,dul
with rhubaiib stemtst, en',&, leaves', eft.,
to amt quikti%wgrowldt>g idnds( estalb-
•
iii ' )•'
tri •I
,site 'overndgh Add water, bring
'albu,dy, las just re'cog'nized the
covet „with, water, and,. b6il slowly.
fish Oich grads, or tvse other Tfrfe#I-
a AAMA
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