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11 � s1,ow4a at first, in, the end it produoles ion. is held and the vegetable garden to -day if 10 acres of woods.had been changes or-replacements,vould, be de- . . . � .. I ,e 1 1 e
on amount 09 the, great� difference of Omb�e. - This Is. tha'sif"t . . .1, .!��. I . I � IL I.. .
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seed and this must be sown liberally. rule the avei�a� gardener does not thop . ugh cut -over land&. 0,bly be taught in cosamon classes. teachjmAg of L �q 11 . . I -
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" � ", , 'io ensure even distribution. Seedling that Is possible.. I I take measures to preserve the wood- subjects Must be added, and some of . , with Its stores of . I . . .% . . . � . . I
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r .. � � 4 . .the soil should be worked up Into a ,the leaf valritty, ,head lettuce could be preserved than one . that doesn - Mba�W Training. Changes, seem, also riculture be studiedi'at the Collegilate . " ,.. . I . ,combinatio . noeedmau. r * Tbe �r I.
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�. fine state of filth. - AnT little bumps be grown and then during the hot Much larger ;returns w4il be received � . as soon as possible. The subject, .. I . . Fe�itilatorisailitsel.ondca,a�eattod3ed *1 . 11
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. . I #hAoluld- be ,cultivated, oik, the hollows weather the Cos type� The lattler is over a -period- of years by following ed lro the a -tat of stu&44're- . I . easilytostandardi6 .9ofteeddAU .. .
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v I., cs� Those, varlatibbe are sug- a I
... 1. I ,filled, in and after -settling filled again. a compact, conical shaped type which. forestry princWes, in the manage- commenopd for the . alkeping of thq� . 06f It sows any g—rade bf fe I sitive .
I I gested. �zbeeause it �jq desitable that ,new �sectioa of the ,COl eglate. The , t, , "I .. .. 9AT =t- � lit actio -ft, and placell e rdown C " I
�"'- , If a very heavy roller is available, defies the heat. Like the hend var- ment than in, carry,ing on the common ., I .101V 1W I I I
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1� 01%,re pro tr9es to decay, cut- equally useful In ,the . , I �,
� this should be used followed once iety It'should be started fairly early practicels clear cutting - ,young it proves possible, be ttuigi as ap. are - however .
ill I . by the rake or ,a harrow. When ' bably a week,.or two'after the first growth,�.allowing plications to the various sciences- and r . , - lace. I .
, i�_ I on, is satisfied, thg ground, is level leaf is sown. And witli nearly all tingoall valuable species and, leaving the mathematics. I . oountryr as in town. The �oommlttee � . w . � . .. I I . � li I
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,1: . and 90ing"to remain so, then, the .seed, other vegetables, through the use of weed trees to�. sped up "the woods. We have already seen how the ef- -,on too')a�ge a scale wouid.have, re- . . I . �, I.-
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.i. e soil surface. several,typ", it is possible,to spread .Farmers will plani; ,trees more readily. fectir,eness of the present educational . i� . I
11, . . uired large Initial Axpenditurt-sq. 2nd-, I R de . pe, !
4 '. raked lightly one way ,only to c.ov61-. seeding'and, harvesting over u,,conskd- if their neighbor is making money, q . . L . " i I ' �,
':,�i,,' '': For the first few weeks it wUl be* nee- erable perio?L . I ,, from his woli3di . I suffered -through, lack of Because It seemed safer to", 0 i 1t11-wu0!XZ1,h89
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,:. � . I ordinary garden variety All woodland should have small , � and then, enlargie or I . It000to � ., _ , _ _ ._ d . I .
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,,, . — sweet peas niust be also ,sown early. trees coming on. ready to take the taj,6.�, It �19 therefore ,of t hange, thme program a,cco,rding t!6 the ' I . - .&V ;�bs - I . . . �.Z _ _ I . .
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', I. time; be al- ricu]til.tre Is ,,,sojij�,wh�t .alien study n- SUL W� joe� tot'; A! .
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1 ,�.7 � , '. . I L , foot deep trench filled to within, four Wj s from ithe lame trees and the Pile the beat possible train -Ing, The 1,o6t . , , Pr,wtA).. Og. --- . . -
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"Ilpl�.,.,:, . . I . . .trench is complebellytfilled 'in. $uch.� will be a woodlot there 5OF-75 years allowed to sink, down, to a 'glorified ' ' . .� I I I . - , I . . 1. . .,�;. . �
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.. , l. 1. . I planting encourages a deep , root bence. The ulatural reproduction, is I through -lack of -time or anythling else.. I . � I . . . . .. . . I I . 1. - 4 1
" growth to carry the vines thiough interfered with, and in many *oodlots - . - - . . . . . . . � � - - .
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I� . ickeddaily to develop further bloom- reproduction if all woodlots .had, the in . � . I I
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1, . �,�,, . . I ing and long steihg. An early start ,stock shut out than will by planting, I . . . 1i I I I I.
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.. 1. _�. I in the cooler weather usually win en- in the next 50 years. . Ing of. the Department of 'Odacation. 4'. 1 . . , . I I I I . .
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11 ;� . 1 2. Forestry , principles that I believe them aTem*n7 more,.yonng . � . .. . � , ! _ v- . . I`— �117 .. , _:wF -, .l I , "
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J1, I... . I No- 11 . tion of usi Instruction at the Gol- . � . . . '
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�..I�r . . I I , 3. The necessity and, -the teolindque leglate as a wakening from a senile 1. I I � I . p . , . . � .4 . I I
I �p_ t- . C1 e - of establi.51iing plantations state. I . . I i V ,J . .
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' 2. 11 most f rom . to grow -to merchantable size. e . I . I I . I I .11 - �a � .
11-,_ . . . I a . . . . xchangimg th3 le,ast useful of the 1. I .1 . � . I .
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'"' , ., IlReductions . I lumlbe� for repairs, and minor build- school by a.ulyone .w�t ,desires to do . I I . 1. . 4W . . . � . .
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, W,". . I ,.: . .. . . I to 15'iIer'ceut. -of the area is in- wood- state or the' -community to satisify ev- I . product by looking at -it. More accurately, . by hand- ' ' - , - .. ,
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I . control ft,00ds by holding back and re- teaching and training. In the schoOls ,, 4 I, I
P � I . I.. yearly ft-ough reductions in rural tele- - . I . . e I the "feel" and the balance of it all mean something - . 1 4 . .:1
... , . ducing th,p surface run-off. Woodland. for the development of good and 'use. I I I
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�%/. ph .ates, effective Apljl Ist. . acts a_s, ndi§ito keep ful citizens. . I to their tfained -eyes andfingers., , . . � I I . . I I ,�, I I
,�� . . ., . ., . I � - a regular silpPly Of water in the Wells Jt will probably -require one or two . I . . ,,� I . . . V i I
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11 1.'.. In this district rural telephone rates are The area in� woodland sh,6uld be in- chan, g- .1 , ' " I 1 4 4 .
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r ." I I 1. I . � I . 't'reased, in, many districts and ,most fidi e% at the school, have been of- . I 10 But no one person can bi an expert' - . �
.. l! I. . reouced 25 cents per, month -43.00 yearly. farms would -be better -if soome: plant- thi ently o W I brass, wood,, leather, foodstuffs, fabrics, and all of. .11 " �
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I'll I � 1, . I I Ing was'done. Each fl1frIet should ,only minor variations from fhe'pres- . the materials thai make up a -list of'porsonAl. pur- ,A . , . it I
l ", I - carefully survey his farm, and -decide ent conditions lun regard to either the I cha,qes. Aind even experts 'are', fooled, sometimes, b .
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" 4"_ I 'Other. reductions. are- I on the locations that should be pig�-t_ cu4rren't expenditures, or the number I " . y . I
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1 ,,,, . � Hand (cradle) telephones — , Very little planting is necese,ary Or C-a.qe P�o6wq � � � 11
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-7 over Desk type (effective with May bills). I natrum'baa attended 'to the starting mount of .ti- . devote the same a- P
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111, 1. ,,, ., . . I of a new crop Of trees. Planted, ttees teaching, as is the -case at present. I ' A 4' 11-1
VY, 11" opist-allatibn charge-.- would be crowded Gut by the vigor- The,newguifibjects *111 er' el�someof I . iRaffie, and for ,Aat.it Stands. Hl6re is the most cer-. , - .
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�� � Business telephones reduced from $2.25 to . tain method, except that of actual use, for, judging
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I . wood1s, . the practical studies, in, the same way " I ,. the use of shoddy materials. . . . I 4 a.
�70 1. I (where instrument is in place) on 3�usinesi � Plalitlag will be su6cesslrui in on ,as the academic ofiesL . 11 .
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Al. .., .. ". telephones, reduced from $1.15 to $1.00; in- open. pastured ',Woodlot. The plant- spares (p&rIoids1wItb6ut studrk) Id I . . I . � .-! .
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i tag will speed up the restocking, and use that timerjor-'household, sciencly I ....... __ . I . I I . -
I- - . .-side shove charges reduced from $2.QO to I . It gives the owner an opportunity to Or manual traini I � � . . 1-1 - .9 . i I . J,
I I Ug aq-the case may I read advertisements and - to buy advertised goods. . � I I
��, 4 I . . . . $1.00 (effective April.Ist). I I I introduce valuable species such, as be. It is suggested tlm,t the practical ' �
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1'1,� , I I . . pine,.. spruce, walnut, Oak and whiltO tralbing be iV,olutiltary for thoste,pupils I I V The produ�t that is adver�tised is Worthy of your I � �, '_ 11 I IF
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�, .�.:� I cents, The extra cost for reversing. charges . , poDIvrand paper birch. 'The trees, In the ,practical .6 r, . MURCTIANDISE MUST BE GOOD OR IT COULD .
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I , I I . . I Ui 4 � I like, Our town such Instruction sha:11 . . . . . � I .. . . . I . . .
, ,� "': . I . . The special type of eq ment available for There ,ire areas on - many far=. I . I . "I , � I .1
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11"lld Ir if'- the'"hard-of-hearing is reduced from $,2.50 to I , . .that would be better growin � I 1,_', I � ..
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