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�Il;'�, �'Iql ibility for all olf us. I
;;;� . . . . . . . 111'�,:'',�.. 10.2,% -We .went out to the ca,xllipus spoinsi . I . � . -
1. L. ,',�i�wUem Ur, Keith showed us, around. 8,, olcnoek�_Demonstration by Miss
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, rHe showed us the Cx-aeus, Daflodils, Ele.dinar Kidd, I I IThe 'Oeoasdon Should Deli�ioup Cereal Corrected
,,;'��'. I Decide, the Accessories." Clothing- His Condition
�' � # , - pornealu qherry, Hyacinth, Lark- W�hen,,yoiu axe pi king clothes, thln� � '. � . .
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� i k=, Peoxily also a4 the shrubs. -ge .0 .
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- I �i_ � -aiture bu,ild- of design, color, texture, your own . . . ,!
.1 4 ity, ilwhethier you are dainty
� ::: 6'. t'fish t,,o us to the hoitte
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k'4 - ��" -. - ing'where -%w saw the most beautijiul ptersonala Here Jla Mr. Johnsign's letter - 111.
1. �, got a package (of Xellogg's A14,
ki, .1 .."L" flowers of all 1%.1inds. or in-between, or strong and foxcible.
��,,'�. -We went to the Live- Always; decide what articlepare nee- BRAN), and. before the .package
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, V . - Arben we went in there essary for youa- costume such as I was gone I was very much better.
" ... . .stoick Aaiena..- eir little lambs axi,l ,hat, shoes, stockings, gloves; also you t. . f. .
I , ,4'. ; , , weTe sheep and th, ' h-eep must think ,yf your locality, whether "So 1 -have been ea 11% it or two
: ; ; . thme lAgs in th,q ring. The s rl'L,i city, to-im or counti:y_and where you or three week my-ttinstipa-
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. I I I wlere clipped. rheir were four t) - . must wear 'r gone, and I . was c6nsti-
'iL . of shisep: Mutton, ,Diorchester, Lei,ces these Icklites. If for tjOn* has
,� I " ,ter, Suffolk. The ,man that showeC eports,buy a sports co,t,m,,thr,,gh- ,pated* for t5 yeais or more. Hop-
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I L_._ --I`. V q t. If for social functions, buy -a ing this may help some one to-bet-
!,� these .;h,e,ep said that people eat fa u � ter health. I am a new friend to
. - Ifi suit,ablie- costume. Also you
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", I., 'L. . that they should ,eat more lamb. 'consider how much money you have Kellogg's ALL-BRAN."k- B6. J. B.'
l.i Johnson (address upon request). .
.., . ,pes: Yorksh;re to spend on this ,outfit. She told us .
I, I" 7, - . I �pigs , Three ty . ire that a good inibetwelen sait, is a tweed Mr. Johnson's letter is one of
. ,:� . , . (white), Tamwoxth (red), Bixksh _ which isi very serviceable.'You should many. Millions find Kellogg's ALL
� "I"... (,bdack). Black pigs. Rile not so Re *
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I -ll. cept&blie on the Tharket -on, account of Lkl() have ,plain seirviqe4'ble accessor- BRAN corrects constipation satis. I
_"�, I their dark- skin, Yorkshire are the ies. Velvet ,is very good ifor social factorily. It supplies the "bulk"
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,.;, e affair'. Your shoes should be daintY. missing in the kverage'meal.
I ". ; most. popular. Th - sheep, and pigs
I - . then takm ,out and, the horses' 'Fine Rce-o'ssoriesi--pearls in- preference
. �. were . . I The "bulk" in ALL -BRAN is mild
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Horsest-Two types, Percheron and HatsDa1`n,ty, people should wear and gently exercises and clea . nses i
I'-::- __ , Clydesdale. The Percheron mar-� fine hats with , flowers, also dainty the intestines. ALL -BRAN also SPP- -
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I __ that wai showed -,had, ,a ... little black colors. Also be sure that hat ,is plies vitamin B and iron.
I, 1� . cult a ,f ow da ys old with her. She buitable to you, also the 'occasion you Isn't it more sensible to use this
.. - , . W twins' bult one died. He showl are going to wear. Don't -buy it be- natural food instead of taking pat-
- ed a 'baby Clyde with white face and cause it is ifashionable, ent medicines? Just eat two table-
".., four white feet, also a darkee Cayd,-- - Stockingsi--lService weight, 112 ,to
I I 'Ll .. with white hairs ,sprinkled throug1l 14 strands, good .for sports-, walking spoonfuls daily. If not relieved,
. ".. .. . the' dark hai. r with White face and and -utility. - Senii-service, 6 to: 8 see your doctor.
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_ foar' white feet. . His told us how strands; wear g9lod nd are N*ry
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,% L'. 'horses .. ft trai�cis cookLintd muffins, breads-
-- c,liould have good feet un('k ,siuitahale. ,Chi n, 2 to 4 s J cream, or V
'. etc. It is sold by. all grocers. Made
.1 le-gs_also- a imod body, to stand- the very sheer, only for dressy affairs. ' I
:� . hf-avv work tl'at is ,required of their.. Shoes must no-t,be too small, al- ,by Kellogg in London, Ontario.
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'. I Cattle_iFour type-� of cows: Ayr- ways ' comfortable. Always havb. *Cmatipation due to immiltdont "buW9
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� . shi Hoistein, Jersey and Durham. shoes measure,& and- well supported. in meou.
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L" I 1H711i.steal-IL-They have a hercT-of 100 Sports and, walking: Strong leather, I . . -
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. cow �hslf ate O! this well serwn, heavy vales. Ipbet7ween . I
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$_','. ' breed. There was one black and' sboes of suede, calf, should have med- I -s
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'.- whi,tie. lum. heels. Evening shoes of firre kid l3elle M,i tDId us when, sell-
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I r I Jersep--Smaillost weigh abblit. 1,- or sillk-, -high heels, but must not be, ing cream always 106k 'at number of
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�� . 000 pounds; high in butter fat' t(, o s Y. test is not most im
�k , . Durhaml--Little shorter and round- Gloves should not be too fancy, not portart. IShie, told us alwRys, to cool ,
�Vl ore b ; 'Color, roam.
"'4; - .1 er; m ,eef boo much stitching OT buttons. Pall- our cream well and- kof three ways it
.�..: AyT&hirof--4Froxn ,Scobland, Nirbite .
� . on gloves -are-of good taste for uti,l- ,might get fi9vored: . Feied, absorbed I
,'i" - with brown spoks; large horns; 4 Per '
�.-, ity,. 6hey should bet strong. , E-vening favors and matqrlaI, she denionstra+_
,. I cent butter fat. ixr&ft&� . 'of fine kid or other fine ma- led the steirlizing' oftbarm 'utensils.
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,�.. I I , Beef Cows--41iltree types: 'gboTt� TeTiali>N . She asked that � we,, sbpw ,more bixtter
-, orn, een, Angus-. Hand -bags must -be tin proportion to 'at fairs, a,�. ne-arly all butter prizes
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�i. .. '., � Abe�dleen Anigus-- The cow _ilbwn, your figure. I ,Purves should --be on go 'west- �he also told us- that caleam
". I . came from Scotland 'last year; very
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.� . , ... I befaut',itil cow, jet black, skin glossy straight hijes, and not too large. , that,wouldn't wli�p. is not cold eno,u,g,h
'. or -not cid'd enotugh.dish and whipper,
� . . and pliablle.* Sho-rth6rn, also from Scarf—Light. siliks for, afternoon. -
� . ' ai�tsizi to w1hip in- cool place. Crelam
1. I �Scottland, roan in color, Hefreford— crepe fur ewening wear. . . no
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, . ,Range cattle, bred in Alberta; very JewOery-�-Too little is -better than rust sp,6ts.,.
11� - If not sure wheth r to -Sihe then took 'us through the
.1 Tcw to ground,. red, vAth white. -face.. tpo much. o -
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.. 1. .. Hornless HerefoTd,is found in New wear certain jewelery' or not, don't building . :' First room,. chu-i-nis, and
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..� . Zpaland, wear any. . mixer . ; - siecond room, ',large churn,
..... . .. � Diri,c:r at 12.15. Supper at 6.15. . .
,� -11 . . . o'clock-4iss Verna BamvbTidge Wednesday evening.at 8 o'cl-ock.at s�cales, printer that would make.,18.
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pre1s, - morial Hall, Mist -Jean Millar, of
!�. idped i'.ln M morlia.11 HaM Prof.
, � and ,siquare ,on the corners). Ten
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:- . Blackwood, O.A.C. singink leader, lid Iflacdonald Institute pre%sid,ad. ' Com- pDiiits are,giver, at all the fairs for
1; in community singing. After singing munity singing was ' led by � Prof- fiiibs,h� Tb,;lrd roo-in, separators--
. . I- i 10?rbif: Buchanan was introduced to us. Bla�.kwood; ,solo by Miss Helen Fair
., � I I - 10 - creaini sthotilld test from 30 to 35 for
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I . 11 I 1!ioT-s-_ Bess McDermand,. SuPerinterid- of Macdonald Hall;' duet by Misses crean,iffileg. Fourth rdo-yn, power
:, cnt.of the Wornien's Institute,ggve an B. C-Oryell and F. Hfughes ,of Mac-
� , paslteiirizers and cooler. Fifth room,
!.' .. . '�' ,address on "Responsibility of Can&-,, ouald Hall; iiddress -by Dr. E. X two types, of pasteurizers, One was
�- grant' S Y-Treasurer.;Iof Caft-
I . than IT,6nie." She said, how that ev"" ' ' ieretar '
:.. � . . glass -fined and the other stainles,9
; � ery gi�l at some time would have than �blental Hygiene Coun,cil. Twen- steel; 6th, chease maker; 7th, soft
.! charge of a lipme, person, ok some ty first , teeth and a-2 P . ermanent cheese roo-m. 8th, ice cream .. room
��l . responsibility. . She said chi�dren. up teeth; The roots Of your t"eth frsez,ei,a, 'tiiis't�rs, milk coolers; 9th,
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, ,.. . 1. fo, the 'age -of 12 years §hould get ti'aotuld grow together in you.r.gums.
1. . ... powder -room. We then wont to din-*.
'. � �od liver oil and have no fancy eat- If the roots of each tooth' .does not ner at 12.15. . � ..
I Ing. All mothers s!hould have fine
. . grow together it causes decay; 75. per , I ,vi�uld al -so like to thank the In-.
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- - , physleal� ,health, tIOTMal mentally, cent. of .the roots d -O not grow * to- stilute girls for iending me to the -
,, � 1. . doctar's care and sufficient, money ,for gether Cut (town on sugar diet. It G,ilas, Conference. I'm sure I ,enjoy-
,:,- . necessities of life, appreciation of lower,W de*ntal-, d4�,-azie. . I I I I
� � . beauty and collor design respect a,gri- Yo,ur toot'b'brush -should have ed every minute -off it and will always
11, � a �hays pleasant memories of the ti -m -e
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.. rildren wo ild be better in ten bristlee. Bristles should be well you - $!,. -e ,of the evients starting on
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'' I I . - i shaj*d. Brush teeth up a,nd down, Thursday afternoon. '
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.Il�� � ly. Chmn -insidle, teeth by brushing again at Memorial Hall where., Miss
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'. 1, . . paste keeps dt soft. A' solo by Mies a list of-11he new officers after the
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11, . � I 1. I GA -eta, Pollard and, "God Save the p,nxural. _nzej�t.lpl "I
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.... 1. .- -. --King." . statement to be sent to the djs,tj�ict
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, I . Th sday, May 7—Breakfast at, per.
; .,. L I .. I 8.15. From 8 o'clock till 8.45 e . retary. Slie' aIso advised -us. . to
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'. . . ! ent over to .Nlacdonirld.Insti .e an ,911cf .kp,il
. . insetings*sent in with the
, " saw the exhib`ts at Memorial Hall. flate., atte dance and program. She
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, I 1,1-iss L. Row�l - also answerer', many queetions which
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,,, � 1. nd baseball fan sided.. Pro. .R. R, 'Graham, O.A.C., the gir'z afl,ed. Some 'of the girls
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.1. I ��� want this up-to-date gave- illuitrated lectare ,-on "FaTm -d
11 .1 book, "Baseball-Kand Howi . foun that the -social part of their
�1: � Watcr Supply." He told "us' that wa- , -,vat
i�, . .. �, I to Play it",', by Frank J. . 1. ter in wells, and sprin'gs was'under� pro,�rarn-s ,l taking a mO-re prom-
, �,., I � � (Shag) 9haughnessy,Man- ine,yn part than the educational in
, '... . � ager of the "pennant win- ground water. Springs sbo-uld4 not thei'Fmeetings. Miss' 8adre was.tviery
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1� ning Montreal Royals. "un -wild if we want them to be pure. rnu�h slurorised to hear that one In-
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., . Pitching, batting, base When a spring is well protected it stituta held their meetings at night
" .. � � I running --all the fine points . quite -often will en,larj� ' t,lie supply and aiter. each meeting held, a dance.
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; I .. - I . of the game are clearly I of water. He showed Us' lantern She thou,gbt the daiices� were perfedt-
i'�.. I I explained and illustrated. sl'des of springs protected and, un- .
1. .. ly all right if Paiti-dpated in 'with
, , . I Here's how to get it. Sim- protected of, und,eTgro,und wafer sup- ration, but they s-h�ould not ov.
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- ply send in to the. address plies, also dug wells and dirilled virells. eT-ride the educati,onal side -of, the
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I �, below a "CROWN BRAND" .__, . Wban drililing a well You maY get yrrifirk. 'She advised having one or two
., or "LILY WHITE" Corn I . .
::::: �� , water by dly-lilling into rock or from '
.11, Syrup label with yoiir I �social events during the year and be
"', . name and address and the . . ppraus striit�ium. If water is below satisfiled with that. She e3VI-ained
1� Jl . 22 feet you have to put punip, direct' alislo about the Short
. .1 I :, . A, words "Baseball Book" Courses. Mis,%.
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-, . I ptainly writteiri on the b an cylinder. ,'Dug wells Badie provell'to 1>9 a very interesting
I I I . I � . back -and. your,copy will are nrr;er Po deap. He also showed speaker and 'her votice always ejrl
�� .. � ., be mailed to you right a picture of a hydiraulic ram. You ried well, even tho,ugh therle were
., away. must- .set it nn a loweT lieNfoll than a
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. . * ,1570 in attiendance.
11 �lprin,g and' it will put water almost
R'T At 2 p.rh. we bad our picture ta-k-
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I �, , any height you want it, in on the front stieps of Memp.-rial
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,�., . I . . hydrati,lic ram is run by the waUr r.�&'
I ' ure taken .separately since they
(fi: and when it starts it never itops un -
"L. . bad the liargeist group of delegates.
. -.2 , achinery goes This picture appleared,
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, " , wrong He gave several advantages Fafrnier'.g Advocate. -
11, � 11, . The CANADA STARCH COMPANY U Ited I X, ite __
_ __ - . Toronto . 0-2 of ha ing 'wa r in the farm home. 'Miss, Ediitlh Za-Vitz � piresidled at the
,,, Dalilry—We blven went to the d I
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M. . I . 10111111111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillillillilill, , ns -at drice botb�
;, � co,mlicat and serious b - us
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1� . I - , .11, 'TWiss Cbap . �nfnn of the Fanver's
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.111 ��,. . '. I - , � . I . I Advo6ate, ,spoke, saying blow glad
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- she was that the Inist,
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gso,,� re They' SAFE'? I -ming leaders to -day,
, I # wrlts are becio
, t, i . S11ile mentioned a new hook called
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� . adivilsied the girls Lto read it when.
I � * I . valua era " h i .are constantly
. ble "pa, kept mi your, ome -
"I'll" er . , exposed , to Floss — through fire — or th�ft — or - by theT couild. � � .
.�, I , I I . Next came ,a discussion of pro-
� ... . - becoming mislaid. . Jects. We Were shown a Marp - Which
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, 11K�.�,!, z � I lindicated the work,-beiing by
ik, .�, �. " I . r A Safety Deposit Box in our vaults is the answer to I donle, "
.. c' Otheir groups. Cqubs must 7�ot
77 V, ,,� I ur need. And you an 66 this protection for . be
.. ,�,. . . YO staTted, boo late. The, Mufskoka, girls
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?"; , t ,."., .1 I.- as little as a �� have ahnfuSt oomplieted the� 41o,bhing
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thesia clul�s. Miss Wallace visited ;
a0io exeWc4'Eyes`1 axi`d'� wall a skillful
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some, 40 clubs.
Miss GMadys Harrison, ,of Val6r6li
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told us about thp&T Supper Club.
town ,site was limid 'cut at the
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They -had ,demonstrations at every
log itiho irh4er.,, wx�allelr than the Xait�
laffil, buit with bold form.
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meeting. � �X�aeh gira broggilit saltallp
and gave the recipc�o for them Be-
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cause the girls,. mothiers WCLV, 33V. ILL-
tia QoderIch. Tha-afiveT and tosiv site
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Lanquet. -Their. i�iauWas as- fol-
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lows,: , Cream,of tomato tsioup, -tomato
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Ann tea
ptabellis,sle -a ithe'lltidge and the site
at -the moubb. ,of the Bayfield River,
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croutons, ,,Vged,y salid,
biscuits, chocolate calkie, tea. The
he bellieved. that theie point
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girls assured us that the banquet
likoly ,to be bouglit by the Govern-
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DON'T RISK FAILURE§' for light, delicious muffins, ' . V
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was a success. tSupperClub projects
h6p us plan our home mealls more
held,Bayffield, hie re-
Joh6 ClooklJoirne AM
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ca,1 L every .
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bl�r�e Anow that Magic is tirne.'-And Mi cle sso "
attir"ti ly and it
ve also helps us� in,
porited that t#e placelwi&s; well adapt-
absolutely depondable. little to use. Actually-ksa I 11
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planning :For. sociala . I I -
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visited.th6 ,Muse�um- 'While -there we
t1he iriver for ,39 9d pier acre. De-
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snakes, etc�. We d1so saw the waxed
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bowling year, a sma . 11 clearing was
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made, ion'l[the sbuWh .0de ipf rbh,L-. river �
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put on a cionicert.of danees and gymn-
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consisited chiefly of men eimployed by
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the ' baron to get out timber and oth-
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Tender vegetalb,bes, are those which the ter, parbicultaxly in the Alsters . .
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h 'been ,grown quitickly: Especially are wry desirable. In tye;getables boo
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with. suitabae costumes. A Vien 1mr. � VU; 9. I- with such thingsK-as. radi'sth, carrots th&re are Ininoil,rations each- year, soli3w
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" nese ond log building was, ected- k -n which and beets, Is'slow, growth disastrous of which are almost bound , to, find
dance in, which the girls, -all wore i1c1hin %oirgan -kept a I dy and, filled staunch supporters. . . .
suitable evienling t7tiiiiaber a I a's 'the roots become ,Woo .
gowns in different The Work of ,gd.tial - nd with Objectionable Abre.- But this
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�olors; ta Danish dancie with girls, other iiinalberials for 4-e, projecibeall, rule .advo applies to- everything used Yellow Flowers I
dvessed tin blue -and white gymn ou-t- mills, plers, wharves and warehouses for =,.ads. On ,this Recount expeTts ' .
fits- a. Sweddish dance followed., Tea wai� proceeding a -ad a 6an'tract for I Yellow is a cheerful ciolior, and .is
T I two was a -pretty dance � with the theitr erection was- let to' William advise pushino -growth wilth frequent a favorite wilth many aimateuir gr�)w-
Riviera for a background. Therewere ,Gray, a wellil-known dontractor of . cultivation, ' wbd&, in iiieditiori, to" em A yellow border with some blue .
checking weeds also -conserves irri
allso Russian and Dutch dances. The �,Ihaft period. t1h 1,836, three more log tuW6.. IN
- , �Uvat$oo alone will, ,often pladtings to ,go with the pa -lie yello,m.
gymnastic work consisted of pyra- buildings 1wetie ereelted, &e timber.on -keep the iviegetables, gc4ng through. 4 sicarlets kand clear reds :For the biril, .
mid biiii1din-g. I think all the girls the "Market iSquare" ,and. "Main dryi opell, ,but of course a few pails, liant yellbws, and a littl,6 laveinder .
enjoyed the program .1because of the 61'reet" was chopped down and"log- of water or an hour or two with the f-cor the orange yellows, ,gives a stripL,
sple'ridid perforivano�s, tthe fine oos-- ged ,off, and Wiillilani Gray built a hose at this time, will liend further oif ,brilliance and ,beautyi, . . I
tumes and -music. dam across the Blayfield River,, but, aid. Villiers the suppily of wa!Wr is Who dwRrf suniflowers are -good for I
0A Friday inforning Prof. Black- befor,e'he coni1menced the erection of c s it. might be it ' the tall qyorikon of the border. Thier
well conducted another song service. the ga*mlill, -the dbalth of the -baron, .. � I -warf vnily as. compared with .
. is a good p0tan, in laying oult. 431�e , are d L
We then had a short.address on "The in 1836, put ia telmipiolrary stop to the gardfain, to plant thoste. things most thek; 4all varileties, WM6 may g -row
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Garden and Canning Clubs?' by Miss. work of� deviebofimleiit. in need of extra' moisture -such as from 8 to ID feet. The d*arfs Teach . I
Meiklejohn who gRve some good ad- At lt1hat tione.-the nelarest clearings racksh,' lett.uce and,cellery, closest to' onfly 3 feet and have delicate flowers' .
vice to those taking part in the pro- to Bayfield ,iveire st Goderich, 12 . ard folliage, llompared wdlth, the pld-
thie-piump. Fertilizer is' another, way fashioned bdrnyard sunflower. -
ject A number 'of ,conference girls miles. TJoIldh; Ithe London troad, 10 f hurTying growVh,a`nd` therefore as -
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gav� talks ,on the different ,,projects. miles east, and "iBrewstier," in the 0 . . I Wflong with the sunflotwiers. foir tall
l . suring vegetables -of the ,highest qual- . I
At 11 o'cRock Dr. Helen Macmiur- Nlicinity of ,the presiEdt vilaite of ity., YE11-11011ws is the bush, Californfia, ipoppy.
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chy -gave a spe ndid talk oh "My Fu- Grand Bend, 2D, iMlesj south. I I Insects and Diseases. , This callibpsis,' annual coroolpsis,
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craated the girls on. The ifirst school was opened. in Garden insect eneimies- are divided -Fith golden flowers zoned with crim-
, indil the. yeRow
son is Ispoinsable, 'in
having the best conference ever theld 1-896. The baron, Vare twD'Ilorbs near 'into t ' groups--th-ose that eat holes
I i I n 10711taT13. She Stressed th-6 fact the Aveir bank ifoir icholol p � IWO bbrdsrs, and the nilar5igrolds, both tall
. . urPO"'es in the, foiage and those that suck
that -we are living -in a glorious. age and the village. erected a llo,g scho,017 Out, the juiceo. For the first-riamed, and dwiarf *ith their clou,an;s�� the
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wifli'la irw -king on tbe throne and, blouse, where Edward ,t,iiimpleton polson is UsuallY applli,64, 'whille the callexidula. or pot, marfigold, will. lflai-
-every opportunityl in education. She taughll�' ' .. . . ' r,i,%,,% beautiftig ,cutt&ng material. The ..
I 'Suckers ,are attacked vith la burnin.� ordmary California poppies furildiiih
then talked on Heal.tth, mentioning the Work wak -resumed 1n. 18-.37 under spray whiA penetraites. Often,�when low growling. brillianit masses -of yel-
fact there has,'been more advaridds .�he authority:bf the aueceeding Bar- ,both aTs preslent, a cornbi-nation of l I
made in ,.the last ,50 �ears than in -on de Tuylo. .A surveying party un- poison I and acimething that buiTnis, low. . - t" . ' . - - I
the past 50 centurle's, � der Mir.' MidDonalid, the chief survey- .such as 'lime, sulphur and arsenate, Annual chrys�intliemums ,give §Dft _ I*'
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There were a nuitriber of diseases or of The Canada -Ci6migany, 'was lay.s. gives the,bast results. The damage et y I ellows. ,In a bumt orange of glis-'
which led to the discovery of ,vita- ing iou�t lots!; a number jof men,were : , toning texture; unAmown 'in olhefl� an -
mins, -one of the most important be- employed in clearing land levelling from the biting insects is usually nmals, are tihe African dais -mg. . .
'quilte-appaTent, but the presence of There ated'otherr shad6s froim'White
ing scurvy. Two,oranges and one (the stre6ts and, about this time Wil- tithe olther kind, is only shown. at -first
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lemon were given to sailors on Ships liam Allen, lof Guelph, -erected the by a wijltdbg or withisring of the fol- to creanify yellow," well as brilliant ., .
in -order -to prevent scurvy. There are .mills, work on which had betin. I orange,01 excelledift for cuttiing. .
m7 iage., For sugking piesits., &lieif of' TZ
over 30 vita -mins, the -most important iterrupl'jeld by tbe. dealt.h of the former The ' annual, - Iduket - flowers, or
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I . I which -axle the aphids for ,paunt Ii,ce,' g-w-diardiiasi will furnish the toic�b af .
being distl-Atuished by the first five baron. There were abodt 75 men spray with whale oil soup, a quarter red abomig with yellow neo�dled for the
letters Of the alphabet; A, B, -C, D .employed, din the settlisment at that pound of,soap to ,a gaillon and a half
and E. A very iinipartant discoiveTy iSimet, though fow, �Wvre poTblanent, border, and they Itola are fine cutithig
of water;. nicutine sulpliate, or .,Black iviaterrial. - I . . . .
was itibe wheat germ which was made .,residents, for, , when the call was Lelaf 4V, ort any other repellent se- , - . .
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in recent years. Dr. McMurchy astaid ma,de for mien for milliltarysiervieb to cured from'a reliable steed store. ., Cheap, Perennials.- .
[she ,has. taken it herself since 192,9 repel the Rebels of 1837,'on-ly fifteein .. � Fungus . I 11 . .
ana it has done -bier a world, of.gio-od. able-bodied men' were found �o be - When fungus - attacks ,thle plants, Most ,perennials- may be kra*& -
The fl�e points, for good, health are: wwidentsi tin Lllie, isleittlement'. lly turns yellow or from seed. Early in June is -the beat . ,
Plenty of drinking Nvater, fresh air, servled in the coini1pany ,of PaPt- ibrio*h., or - whibe spvta like mildew ti'me tv gpt sitarted. Most ,of tlfos�
exercise, sunlight and) good jos-tore. Liza;xis, ,of Godoricill, and in the Tie ' a s, e nursery
9- cover the leavels. Fungus is m6it should be started in p, cial . �
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On Friday afternoon Miss. Flora niient of. Col. "Tiger"I Dunlop. , They co,r . r1m.lop in. warm, murky weather.- bed, excepti, peThapi-.�, such thitigs as
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Durnin presided and, ��.,he introduced were ,statitoned, at � JI'Vardetrburgs," SprayQ with Bordeaux Mixture"br Oriental 1picipipies which 'are rather
Dr. Holmin, of Hamilton. His stub- wihsire the Td,wn, -of Clinton now dustling with specialiNy finely gr�und d!Ifficult to transplant and ishould be .
ject wals 'IT -hie' . StudyoT Tuberculosis." standii;,- and wW�cb, was� about 10 miles sulliphur is advisied. Sulphur dust "sinwri _,wihere waxibed- ..'Permw"ft. ,
Im deallip-g wifPA the subject he'clum- from' the -holme bif"Ool. Arilthl5riyNan wMl �als,o protect 'hdllyhADeks and -Seed sNould be secux�eld from a rea-' 1 -
pared animalls and.human -beings. He Egnilond, who, served under Na`p`OleO-1' p,hq,o'x from rust, if applied -whien..tKe 'alble firm. With . perenTidalls more
s - Russian campaign, disease first shaws ittsielf. 'An ordin-''tbian 'Oth�T flowers seed ,is ,very im-�'
showed us picture silides on different lin his diisas,t-rous,
ca.,qes ,of tuberbtllOgg. There has beer. and under Bluchier at Waterloo, and -,
. , ary tin can with the top perforated Vc,rbanf, as there Is liable (ho be a
R'*,reat, increase ffi. buiman cases .but whlo died -in the jaril -in Torimto whila like a sah shaker' makes a good gp,old deal ,of �mixilng and told Seed
not near so. many in, animals. BiA awaiting, !trial fo ' r his (part in the Re- du.ster_ � I with, most Vf -the flowers is' abs6l . I
since they ,have sitarted pasteurizing beililion -of 1837., . . � Cut wortms,' which eat through ly , no 'good.. Pre ' a fine'bed'in
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milk in Toronto there has been a After the Rebell,tion, theTe was a newiy ,set -out plan;bs at the bage, some -portion of the gar&n where
great decrease in, T.' B. cases. * Dr, great influx Of slettlers into the Hur- of -the sbenoi, are Voisoned by spread- there ds, -good drainage ax -rd -preflerab-
.Rolman said that one infected cow on Tract and' the lt)owmiihips sur- ing sweetented bran miixed with Par'qsly a little shade in the middle of ther "
would be gnaugh to spread disease riounding Bay,field were -rapidly set'- green ok special mix1bures. about 'the dey. The seell is --town in, WvM about ..
to ever,, chAd in, the eityif the milk tled, tihe*sg�i5l R-nd grisit mill and plant§. .Where ther6'are ;only a ,few timee or four incithies apart. Keep
was distributed and not pasteurized. woollen man werle,*busy supplying1he plants �6 prorbect the same may be t1h-3 ground free 'Of weeds, Viell culti-
:Hie, stres,sed the point that people ne.c,ds of 11,rhe local p3pulattion- but Ithe. prov.-Vided wilth paper coll,aTs. viated, and.until .growth- starts, water
should watch their health more care- dreanis. of the oomoters We're, nerver 'There , -are now -many cheimi-cal with a fine spiray every. evening. Thin
fully. Your toeth ,and your Chest realized. The exposled coalst line and 'weted killievs, on the mdrket, which' -Gut #plants, and' 'provide' a light pro- I
61-olxld be X-rayed at Waist once , a numerous, send bars, -forbade -the ,de-. h6ve proved- very successful in w.1p- tection of, leaves ,Or straw the first
ve�,r for wi all know prevention is vellipment of ,a harbor and the later ing out smaill plicits, and for elfeaning winter.. ,Next spring transpLIViA to
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uelter than gure. advent of raii1rialads provided a safer up driveways and, paths. For poison permanent quarteirs. )
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Miss, Mary A. Clarke, of Maodon- and n1ore rapid in -means, of transporta- ivy, One appillication any time, during - 1� ,
ald 11iristitute, gave a very interesting tilon. : .. � I. th growing seastont is efflectivei I . I 0. — '' �
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talk on "LeVB Live," which was, a rnouigh Bayfield neveT attained other weeds eiRmlinalted im. this way T' I
discussion of persoritaflity. She nam.- Tniore than local importance in the are oix-4eye daisy, bind i�eedl, Canada Limi! is Not a Fertilizer
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ed fi,-e " points which -constitute . a business life of the tcaudtry, it is Ithistle, arid,lmo-st soif those things like Gtrietlly- speaking, lime in R�iy of -
charmlint—gpeTsonality. The first point known to maInty as a lb;gabh� and de- dandelions W'h-ich make sb� 41,21111Y its forms, is not a fertilizer, but ra-
was Have a capacity for enthusiasm;, Volitful suftmer, resdri., " , lawris unsightly, I . ther bellorigs to the class :of soil-
Q�U,at we'retain the viri't of ad- , . .. Quick Growers ., � wmendmentC It due.% not contain an .
venture; (3) The power Of sincerity; . . --7--- " . 1. I . .. ly
I ' ' Flew flowers grow as luxuriantly or of the ftqie'esislentlal plant foods: ni-
,4) True courtesy; (5) A sense -of w'nom '�you all know ,is the Minister quickly ,as morning gllories% They trogen, �hosphorie tacid and potash.
1111MOT. I .. of Agricullture fbir Ontario. are prodigious bloorriers. Their dark Its inlain ellowlenit its calcium wl-Ach is
For ' the rest of -the afternoon we 'This, -concluded the conference. and giight blue, pink, roele ,and white required in. reila*vely sornall, quainti-
were free to visiE Woedionald and r,-loine -of the girls were 'glad to bip col6rings, produced lin such abund'- ties for plant growth.and most soils
'Watmon Halls which are the, resi" going -home again w1lifle 'Others would . anco,, wi-11 rhaike a ts,hoet of colo!r ,on Contain iloRent ,.Of it naturoffly.
denc-es for the "Mae" girls. SOnle have liked. to stay longer. I would 'a fine sdfniMer ii-no,rning that is as Ah. labundance of linio is hamdul
of these girls wc�re there to show us iii -e to say in conclusion, that I ,think .cheerful. as this first peep of, �the 'Ito grags, bulbIs suth.as gladlolus, pot� ,
, nee
abott the t7wo idings. Ruth and the corfeTe'; -is a Wonde,rful priv- crocus,. . .
1-1bTO atloles,.and numerous other ip4iiintsl
I were fartuiWe in having a girl w.�e il,ege, for girls ag it gives them a nice Plant them for a quick cover for -which illirive best in in acid or,miId- '
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!mew to Ahow- us arovind. holiday a's well as bel-tig-highly edu�-'hn unsightly fence, or' to climb o,vei ly sizild, soill 'condition. ,On the otiber
Then at night there was the banquet -cational. �, _ a garage placed too much in the bland, it is"helpful to ithe leginnies,
.at the O.A.C. dining baill. The d , eic- .1 . I .
gates, iiirmhcHng :almost. 600 gatill.er- __ landscape. ,On a back poreb, they isuch as 'the alo.v6rs, peasr,inaludling, ,
ed in front of the building and .it I N. will climb up wirels Or strings to, the sweO peas, hs.-Paragus, and some
looked just ]1re a fashion p,iradG! as AIUBURN � 111700T. They need no -abbention. For ,other 'crops ,whieb sloilt scidility :harms. -
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there were dresses of every.color an- . . I I . 11 short tralling plants, pottallaca' is The main use of lime, therefore, is I
recoTriniendled. It -is a free bloomer, jift Correcting soil acidity and, improv- ,
type. -,A.ftefr a suniptuouts, Tepactt, Dr. (fnteinded foT last week) likes a hot diry place an -d -when oxiep, ing the physical condition- of .hetavy
'G. 1. Christie, pr,@�gjdlent of 0. A. C., Mais, . ,Georgo Beadle, Xi,s, 1� An,, started thrives, on neglieSt. clay sliallsi. Ilt doies, the ,latter by its
p.esided for the to-asts. The guest 3 . . .
t?pe�ier was Hion. Duncan Marabal,l, Beiadilie, Mr; GeoTige, DfIsney and- Mr. I . . I . attion On- ithe substantes, that Muse
. . — Harry Rinderknecht bif - Detridit, spent - the cMays to become sticky and, bake I
" hard. -Lime should therefore be us-
. I 1. . Sunday at the bome�of MT. George - Much 'of the real] interest in gar. ' ed riaitheir as a soia aimend-ment and
OR GUARANMD 13sailie. , , dening, liles 'in trying something niew, .
% TRUST , Mitm Doris Wlatsion,'of Nile, spent of cours)Lz (it ist not AdIvisiabletio initake Tgolt-Pairnarilly as a fertilizer. �1
I . this week-elri1d'at the home . of Mr. xyver the whole garden each soring, . I 1
4 ,C"IERTIVICAUS Russel Tihloirn,psain. rilair shoWa, one abardon coniplefitely - .
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. 14'... ,l" " . Mrsi W,illiam. Plug= se o favorites Aich 1. � I
,� week forr a virsilt in Tito. -done weld lih the past, bulti without I .
A legal Investment -for Tritis ' i Funds Mr. J. R. -Ross spent the week�end somerthing, entjir�61).,r new each session, 1
$100. and Upwardi Accioted Ar .. ..... .-,wIijth friont& in Mahon, ' I some in'texlest w1bll /be lost. I .� . . . . . � -A A. .
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I . . i � ... Mrsi. ,Hugh Chesney, Marilyn and -in a sp,eicliai pafrb of every steed ... , ,
Terins of 5 Yea'rso I ", Carol Chesney, of Tuckerwhilth, te. coltaloiguie will be'listed the very lat- I
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.. Unconditionally' Guitenfeed tamed -,home Oftw apending a week A -St creations, ini (both,flowers, and
. .. 9d 9 A i �� I . , , with -bier mother, Mrs. J. Di Howmtb. obalbles. l0ertain, flowera which. V;eg- I � .
. 1W Eldon Hasty,. teacher of U. 'S. alwRys, double before now were . .. �1 I I `
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elcholol after a two weeksl Gilngiss of fd6lct. colloT olhas been -addled. Giants I
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