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I Bureau, -a divi1sion of. the Po- over the coals and even, in extreme dea;ths; -drownings and -the lileb, with pbeibe, a single,horse ed%tiviator u-07 so* thistle will not sbandk�-,hefrt. Ex- great prodace troubles, . s.*. , eu� ... *
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,, � , - . ,y have; to ccjn#d.dJn scimebod)r. impression of death, with- cons�equent two per cent. annually unsolved --re- I I .. .. wastes, ,.instead of belipg expelled. are .
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�� , . ge :has never -been" an authentic insurance benefits to wife and .... chil- main open. always, and, every fpInt Peat and Muck as Sources . I I . er .
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,,�,C.,.. je of white slavery. ,Girls -run, a- dren. I - 1. clue, every wrap of information, that - Of Soil Oeganic Matter - I . I � . .
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k, lead, ,the gay, life, but I have The police have much sympaj%y enters the ,Department is measured When -the farm% manure supply is I . � .
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V..".. . un ,r- tion n -lay result. Frequently ons matter content of the soil at a satis- , .1. , tables �,nful of peroxide per ,gallon Uwlr�_91 !01_AWW.&%'..W1V0W
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" ", the 29 4ete,ti,es of the Bureau is gblybaek. They know -it ta,kesa'lot ,does. Vanishilaefit froiril the earth is. factory level, peat or muck may be woollen n . I VW�Nloko .
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1, . sent to the bereand 'bon*, and there of driving to make a man give up rare. I . Used to furnish that important con- become soiled with perspiration. � - When silk or ' iaterial has I . iii�A� .
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I fitst is made of every known'ac- everyth . read the garn
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, 1_11 i I.. qUaintallee of the missing boy , Or its, his� ,possessions and ,friends, and ' these imIaterials 'as a source of Or- the perspiration, if not removed at eT a bowl half' filled with very hoti M. for, li b0tellin' . �
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� 91X - list Farm Notes" ganie matter is to first Compost them, once, may hame, a damaging effeert water to which a few drops, of um- . YOUR OPINION is wantedt In Whangt (�c it WO ' � I
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�:�I, leiiithens as one friend, tells, abolat. are faced ,with the law wh4u- a wife. I I . with manuTe for a period Of four to on the ftbric. -Dresses and garnt�nts l-4cmia have .been added. xkpply un- bffer Two Rubber 1100 Rings for I Mem slepeawmttwell; a0Z ' 4
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1.�', - otlCers perhaps unknown to the par- or children have,been abandoned.pfor Good Aoples for Sweet Cider six mianiths before, appjicatlon or to which cannot be seely *ashed. ' 6r ,diluted 'hydrogen peroxide at, Abbut ,Li' or make' .. lree and postpaid. touoysap �
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.'L ents. Each acquaintance i' interview- a man injust provide for his �fan5fily, I Tests conducted in the. Fruit Pro- ,Use them in, the air dried condlition d1leaned at home !should be sent to fivem1inute in-tervals, and the Spot. Use," the ottly separator made in AroftiCa wit&4 9Mr
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� ed and, almost invakriably, .at, least even -when it exerts all the. ingenui- ducts'Laboratory, at the ,,C'en r4l Ex- as a litterto. -soak up -the, liquid mauk-Althe dry cleaner finfrilefflately after will gradually fade away. I valuable features not fo on any other sep2rator In
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�:;! knows all about the rundway's +� 4.- -a- m_ _�_.wt. ! ifierimerital Fa-m'frs hajoe, shown that UTI& in -and about the 9table. . ed - f tof we A
I . . - . y to -take the chance of � withbut harm on, -silk and- wool as rem, name I age 0 -a lwt_�r�-
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�1 pIans. Thus .1 starting point is es- a RufIfs. R,7,)Et*n,, S66tt Winter, Bald- ed advantage in these treatments is To wait is ,Dn,l , . "
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. . . ' ble-nd of Ben Davis and Spy. are ex- `njjU-0k iSIL to: u large degree, rendered cleaning, and it will not be the fault dyes, but it removes the color from MICIIIIII. :,==
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�,��,�..Iw - ., .-, . . — man IS inept even in cellent varletie6s of apples for mak- -avail-able for plant use- of the cleaning firm!s. process. ored . "
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� I . . . Early Topping of Turnips been 'changed by perspiration noth- on a'separate piece of the mat�ri&l use, has attained .the consistency f
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t, ., 11ce believe that not one has succeed- -will sometimes help Tprnish Metallic. Laces atrid Fabrics Wig. and -there is sonlie question as to,
. . ed in fooling thiem 4within the pres� should be thoroughly cleaned, disin- in. order to use' the I -eaves while still of a little dye ,
�. _. . ... .1 17 .� . . I -' ,e feeding Of 'livestock, has to make the ,stain -legs ,conspikewus. 'Sprinkle bakifig soda oil the tar- whether ,grease of this character is
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I . 1. . 11, .. generation. . Poultry Division, Central Experimen- been common in certain parts of the Washable silk, articles that have nisihed surf&e, then rub well into the not actually worse than none ,at all.
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��L�_ _��. . man -who -has had the ,foresight and mixture has beken.'wed wi,h satis . 11 dl operabah or -not sometimes . cleaned by putting.the af- After the tarnish has been scoured I oWpiit of them all is .
�'. . cash to leave adequate provision for f ctio.n. t . - it i - 'an econoraic I 'The worst bl
I�L -the ' a, can ,be dusted from that which occurs in high-speeed driv-
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1�1� �:: . a . . 'has been settled by practical demon- fected part into a scjlut�on. of equal away, sod .
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I I 1. - . his family, the - police acquit them- Slake ore--balf 'bushel of lime with stpations. The' data obtained show- parts Of ,amImonia and ' Inethylated ,the garment with a brush,or by shuk- inig, particularly in goftig around a'
1.1 1. selves of theii duty when they And boilinz water: -str:ain'afid add I -peck -ed that turnip� from the non -topped' spirits, afterwards, washing well in i7ig. Very old tarnish ,is difficult to curve. It must be remembered that
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i 1, � . I him and report that he has not met , ', t, d;-_F*,,c.0 in warm water.. Put crops had the ,higher lood value. The a pure sioapy lather. I remove. it is the speed that is ipartially, if ,
11 I 11 . with foul play. They receive, for ex- r 2'- .1 . .
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. . that her spouse has not been home Di;sOlve One-half pound of powdered the untapped- crop during -the latter tSometimies light stockings are dis- I ed at high speed developS,L.a tremen-
� �: - � for three days. Their first question Q . weeks of the s�6ason, theleaves d the- Uttle Touring' and I .
!'�� . WHAT POOD ff . Skpandsh -whiting and one pound of Yr_ colored .from ps�spiratio,n and k, do -us centrifugal force. . The weight
. concerns th,I-_ wife's fl=ncial a airs. i e in warm water. -Mix all in "�thisjperiod continuing to func- leather lining' ,of shoes. Wash the
... . " � , c ear glu, I g, is put on the sidewall of the tire.
'. - , .� Have arrangements been made which ' ' * I I Repair - Ups
L.. these morsels be give her funds to carry on? If the these well together and let stand for ti ,asi lufts and sto,,m�vch, ,resulting stookings and when clean -dip in a 'The result is a blom,out, Another,
. 11 I selveral days. Keep over a portable in a heavier yield. The -practice of ,,solution of oxalic acid and, water— Take sports equipment along on the ithough ,less jverious� effect of tbb
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. � . furnace and apply hot with brushes. topping the crop three weeks.oT a only the stained spot. Use tvv ts Iriotor tour. e PIP type is that the fi e ,tread is likely
�,' I ,niake a quiet but thorough examirna- — , - month prior to the date of .pulling of oxalic acid to twenty of soft wa- tufti-ties for t,ennis� golf, fishing, and to be torn. �
Kellogg's Rice Krispies havp,, . tion of the home. Is it cheerful ,or -swimming almost everywhere. . �
: ': I , _ Weaning the Lambs has '-shown to result in -a lower yield ter. Rinse thoroughly after the 1
17,_ . a de.lightfW taste -appeal. A gloomly? Does it show,a: ' � .
1. 'good ho'llse- Lambs ,should -be weaned, at,araunci per _acre of -nutrients, and is there- treatnilent. . .. The car immediately ahead-, in -the
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11 . 'P the five months of age. The -practice of fore nori-eoenaniic. - 'Don't rush the Motor tour. ,Stop action of its visible units, ofteii seems
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I L . spo� cri.sp they, crackle and wo,man of -her grief, or semblance of letting the la,rrbs,wean themselves is . — � , � Water Stains '. . to I,,p6k at the sights. React the in- ,to be -trying to teach the ,driver be-
i � %le. ,9 I giiief, or shooked vanity, and what to. be Jiscouraged since it pr nts -1 Weekly Crop Report , 's -One that is most com-,
�. . . .1 I . eve . Sometimes when. a , garment has Jaresting historji�al iiiscripitiom set hind s'i& on.
," - . . POP m milk or cream sort of wife would ,she make? I(m- the mother Tetting a well deserved Fall wheat production is consider- been dry-cleaned. watk�i stains will , up by the municipal au-thOrities. It �rr�cjn 1s,'that revealed in the, action at
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, ", - All' the mourishment of possible? Ver.y , -rest before the mating season, which a�bdy, below average due to -winter kill'- Mvaln. Try rubbingthe edge of the adds niuch to the delight and value its wheels. If they are Wobbling, it� .
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�,`.: . � ' ' - tleman -has probably cleared off. is neces ield -a with the thumb nail. The stain Of the trip. is more tban funny. It means that '
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��, breakfast or lunch. Fine for off utterly from his usual, existence. A ,g n�g lost. , . wheel, they must absorb -side to side I
.�� � " ood after-mather or a pleop of CoTn is in good condition and shows remorvied as follows: Take a piece the experience of,bei
�, ... . the children'i supper. Xways The -r6 are alwayls friends, employers, -raj, y .growth. Root crops re- of the ;same material as that spotted, Whd�a one is..aware that he has play which grinds away the tread at
I T)e -that -has been sown in the spring satisfactor
I 11 bankers, who ,have gained an. inkli quire more moisture. The apple crop and dampen it in Juke wa -he M Tn e m
� - . oven --fresh in the patented I Ing will begreatly enjoyed by them. Such ' . rm. water. lost his bearings completely, ,t fi t a , uh ore rapid rate. � I
�� �. � I of intentions which were masiked at a pasture is' necessary -to avoid, a will be light,'and, the yield consider- Place over the spots on the right thing to clo'is stop. Sit down and' * k, *
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�111 � n th�ir growth, as a result of ably below average. Thle .,CO Alvoid misunderstandinks twhidh
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1, . seMng that be is well and, sane arO will ,also help to,'4pTevent parasi�ir',ili- Grapes 'are sizing well -and all varie- cloth and material- are dry. not your ,legs, full arrangements as':to rates, meals.
?": probably happier -than, he ,has been festation so detrimental to'g'-'row-mg ties are prog-ressing favorably. Early ,Rings left by water ,6an sometimes If caught by might, fog, or storm, end the like before checking into a
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�, Listen! wife and say -that her husband has - — b
,e, light., of water in the tea kettle, tying a best available sheltered .spot. Build
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'i , . I a -perfect right to go away as long in situ es and aftergrass, while fresh- fine ,cheesecloth over the spout of a fire in a saleplace. Gather plenty of the ,tourist ,who .failed to setble
�k :., . 1; 1. . Dun -g the month of &ODenber -Pa r 'kettle so that, as the steam jets or ,dry fuel as,, soon as possible. .
I ":. as lie leaves her a fair share of his 'or eWn as late as mi"etobler, rasp' ened by recent rains, are still in poor the ,some'point ,the evening bef&e.
, � � . property, and that she has no Te- berry canes.jinkly b�- planted with as condition and require -additional mois- forth there maj be no little spatter- ,Do -not wander about ainflessly. . . I
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"Ir 'AW—" 'he is a bore and' a lhindrance to his iddistamcke atwhwh the rowIs, and plants raing, [but the crop is sp y due to, the jet of steam until the breadth' a promontory, if possible. and build .
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,� gic sort, of case: on the type of training to be fo]Mow- danIIage from -hail. Conti -flue shaking until dry. Velvet Do not &hout, do, not run, AO -not made ,to resemble ,a hardwood floor
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I , �A`p�tin Ayers ed. In Mastgam Canada 'two systma — should always be steaIned on the worry, and, most. important of all, finishing it a, follows: . Apply a gOM
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1, � 11 � . I worried about the father who was and the hedge row. In the hidl sys- The roots'o'f pke�enfiial weeds sucfi allow it to dry. Then, witha, -
"I I I ,hardly =ore than 60 yet thought him- tem the rplants are set at least four as 09nada thistle and field bindweed To Clean Greasy Coat Collars iBe -a good sport. 'Observe game, '-penterOs pencil divide the width .
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�u . . - I self old apd through. They said he by four feet apart,, which permits, often penetrate tile -ground t., ,depths d, 'wh the board. Draw the lines rather
",", . . .. .k � had been gone 24 hours, that he had with care, the use of a single horse of four or five feet. The roots of thoroughly by sponging ,with alco- on the trail or highway. relln"b", . heavily down the centre of the boarAs.
,,, 1. 'hol in which salt has -been dissolved; the other fellow. .
""', . . spoken once or twice of suicide, and cultivator either way. Where land these weeds can send, up, -new shb6ts Willen,all the boards, are -divided i3i
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ry gentle.in his farewellso is ebleape,r and the (labor higiller, the when they are. cut off to, depths * ,this way -apply a coat of varni
�,"L" - I � I . .. I � bon tetrachloride. Many re-11-ned brakes suffer great i
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