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�., I � I . . 0 25 , 'WJ 27 28 20 30 . � keep where the sledding was good.", A ]know,.;. is the fact tlu.tt it is a pteas. �
I I 0 The following day Mr. Doherty said he I ure to serve tea with. silver thing-,,. We
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I . � 10. 0 THURSMY, APRIL f5th ��: only .Intended his remarks as. a joke. are showing tea and coffee sets of simple
I I * 01. N joke or no joke be bad no right to cast I artistic design and you will agree that
I _ ;e",0,rArA,�N*'%'VV4k'W any rellections -on the Hon. Dr. Cody as . i i
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1. 11 I I.. A little more red blood and less red 1109 of the funds of the Foiward . nlosils,atisfactory from the purchaser',.,- - 0
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. 1. I I I . . .Is needed everywhere to -day ' Movement This movement was by all : I standpoint, I ..
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. � 'The trouble . with the new nat!�,ns I$ Ing I)r. Cody,, Mr. Doherty insulted the Your sight is the guardian angel of your .
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A - I that they have the Old quarrels. whole of the Protestant people. As a othergenseq. Ourexpert will fit
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1 �4. . bira to do this. We had expected more * I glasseq. �,
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I I �.. .. Thenavywon't need .any vindication courtesy and kindness from Mr. Doherty, I . %
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I � . . . . � int,be eyes of the boys it escorted across, who Is rather genial, We would point 0 4)
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. I I .., . Wh withhold _c1izenshiP from aliens has taken no part in this great forward . I
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. . . . ypur heart, bopein the future, kindness DENTAL SURVEY OF SCHOOLS ment. Parents and calldren are realizing
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. . , me,couple of weeks ago we published A dental survey of school children has diet and sufficent masticatio I prevent
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I . . � I.. .. bright day, you will add to the b6ghtness- an ode to. the girls, and not to be outclass-, been made iu many towns and districts in ,ng decay of the teeth. -
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. I . I . I � . a , a kindli greeting ed the girls are, now,getting back at the Ontario with three purposes in vie.w:-Ist '_ � I I I .
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I I � . I I.... . and A warm handshake to your friends, boys. to inform the parents of the condition of NOTICE TO CREDITORS, I
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� . 1, w t. says a writer . their children's t�eth so that they may ar, in Elio &'itato of Mbort,m. R 01-Iney, lite of tho �
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� I �r�,. . ..: - if you ,have enemies, look UP, Pal$ Let Me pull your panties down, range tolprovide necessary treatment; 2nd spluBter, deceased,
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.� I . . � . I - them by; forget and try to forgive. r should think your legs would freeze to impress upon school boards the deplor- � 1-kotice is hereby givenvursuatit to ".otfon
I - . a ' If alto( Us would only think how much With them half way to your knees; able condition of the children's mouths 44, chapter 121, of It, ti. 0, 19H, Wit all persons
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: , I I I � % I . bf human happiness is made by ourselves, When. you started in to dress ' � and urge them to provide a. system of of,February.. A. 1). 19,10, tit tho Town of Wing.
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I . , : 1�� ,.'I: I I VO4S=M=or_&c" And you have such skinny legs, teachers and children in regard tc , Administratrix, on or before tile 15th day of
, , They sure look like wooden legs. value and necessity of oral hygiene and Aprit A.. D. 1920, their nainea and addro-4se"
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I . , �. � 11:: JDk%CKrACHE Say, your legs are awful-smalt; . proper care of the teeth, or in other words, and the nature of the sevarittes, (if anyl held
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I I.. . I .- I lassitude, swollext 3ofut P 0 Il ac It, e �1� With theirpretty, colored clocks, being examined with- the following results. by the amid AdmInistritrix, among. the part! tk;
. . 1. . Kidney Trouble. Quivizi,941.1tirerallef But you surely are a sight More than sixty per cent of the parentg, entitled 6oroto,, having rog-ird only to olairA�
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. I �&," g08 Put some spats on, Sonny please, ed at dental conditions have' established I , Solicitor fo, the Administrittrix
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. .11. . . .. �"� " ,* , I I And try to cover up your knees, systems of dental inspection. and treat-' - ___ - _____ __ -
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Lead you round for folks to View,
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I "I . � . Turn that cuff down on your pants, WINGHAM BRANCH -C. P Smith, Hanagei,
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i . . .. for Nervous Troubles of smy kind. spending the winter at Bracebridge. , I ---..- �jx�& . I.... 11 �,
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I easily you should not delay In taking Among those who spent the Raster holi-
I I this wonder remedY, to It 'will bring days in town were: -Miss Beatrice Howe, 11 I W , h ,,&,-,' a re
� e back the Vigor and VitditY of Good Leamington; Miss Elinor Hamilton, Jer-
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i . . seyville; Mr, and Mrs, T. 0, Pardon and �
� I . It drives oway _V6zr, Nervousness eon, Frederick, Detroit-, Miss Grace . M
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� � . . � Is a Tonto and Strengthener to th4 onto, Mr. Frank Allen, Toronto; Miss 1. M r...
11 Heart, the Xerveo, the Wain and the Alma Rann, Toronto and Miso'Clara � M E!- S
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[ cause others medicines have failed to with Mr, and Mrs P. Xitchen. f favors like the
II hish) you, buy a. few boxes of Haak- The many friends of Mr. Win. Robin; I
Inex Heart and Nerve Remedy from
your dealer to -day and an Improve. -r, were sorry to ear o I
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� . I I ment In your condition will 4utcldy his death which occurred April ist,. aftet, I Pyramids of Egypt'.)
� follow. an Illness of more than two years with � . I � �
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! your dealer does not keep it, wo will big holne for tile last few, months and was
� gladly �send It by mail, Price "O a always very p5tient and cheerful, lie .
�, box, 6 for $2.50. Hacking's tAnifted, .
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servicewas held in the Anglican.thurcli, � _�
� April Sth at Wo welock of which chirrith .
1 4W be was a faithful attendant. Interment as well as LOP94asting treat I
� TENDWS FOR COAL being made irk the Wroxeter cemetery. . I
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oigned *Ad andoreed "Tmder for coal for
� . thp D11minion Buildin ii� Dotario And Q?mbee," keeps teetb Collea and breatb
wl I bb remlv6d fit. 104 offien in)tn 12 0#4,16tk Mr. Richard Johnston took a tarload I
. o"n Tkw&d,%y AM 200%, lazo, for the sin - of cattle to Toronto, on TueWay.
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I ily D o- %vor the )OThinion Hilu,11119 throun - sweet, Ways thirst.
out, th" mvinoit-t of Onmrio and Quah". Mr. Reuben Garniss has commoneed . .
I.. flottitgned. Wefflfttfein and forin of tender
PA -It 13% Obt,klnM troM thV4 Virth4t�lng apni, "*Ing lumw. Quita lk few lott have I
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" fmin thol fAri-Otkerx a tho differow Bominiml bw brought Ili on t1t%lis the last fe-w CUM IT AFTER EVER'/ WEAL �
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,�' a" tho �V,,,*,up iltl�htd bv I he Pof.mgm#n " Mr. Wm. McNelmal had a very suc. I
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What Is Consid,vaed to be the I ,�
-Most Efficient Type, . How about, I *
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The Feeding, Device 110 the Ifeart of . 0 .A- I .
the Drill—Set,d Should Be J)rop- I ,� .
iml Directly Under "it, Arx'e 0 t h a tL- Sun ? 11 . . . A
t1le DI60_0JVe tile Reariligs Care.
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Montrtbuted by ontarki Department oi � � 0 HESE fine sunshiny
Awriculturo, 'rurauioo I I
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fariner reip. Is no fallucy, it I I who lis still wearingr last - . I I I... I
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Athe inaxim "As a 1114111 sowo I ' i years suit feel pretty �. 11 11 � � I
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kl,lid of a grain drill, tile soed Is all I I . I � . i
Planted ,at a ittlifortil dfir,01. evenlY . 'Old Sol says it?s time to tone tip and "I . �, . I . I .�
eo.vered;, the eartit tonipacted ItiF.*1 * 1"..] !" I �
enough to retain the moiliture arottlid . get the Spring outlook on life, and— r I �. I r � r . I
our word on it ... nothing is so apt to " A 1���
It. These condItionm illeall t1lat th6 : . !I%.; . I
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young plants will ,ill come Uri tit the make alellow look good and feel I , *� .
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will ripert uniforinly, AS the V,rain 4y�jp ." 11� 1 i
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ts planted, so will it grow imd r1pen. have tht� greatest ,Wtre 'Irighten-up " C "I :� 1 'I
saine time, that the rool.,; will lle . good as a new head -to -foot outfit. I � i I J,
well protected, and th(tt ,the grain I These, ave "Bright I to d and we %,
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cure you ever ,5dw in our newly arrived I ,� . ,;��
If sQme -of the seed Is planted too � ki I �
shallow, and some too deiL�p, the seed stock,of . ,Vt I :
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that comes up first, ilj;ens Qrst. Thus , � Z ;1� . I
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It is that some of the grain In read� I i
to harvest while other vatches ary I . I
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still In the milk st-,tge. . � 1 7 1
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The feeding device Is t1w Lourt of , I .1 I � I
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the grain drill. Upon its. reliability ,
depends (he aceur4cy of sowing the . � .
seed. The drill scale Is comptited for ",',,'I'll I .1
tile average sized "eds, hud there. . 11 I it . � I
fore cannot always be,depended upon ! I . 11 I
when. the size at thew varies trom Come in, it's a chdeq sight I I 11 P --- 11 I I I i
the normal, It the grain itt oversized 11 1� I � I I I . I
or undersized, the required amount 0 T., , . J� I J1 �
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Per aere May be . sown by setting the I I . TA I 11 . . . I
feed lever at a point slightly greater .10� . �W" 11I . . . I
or slightly less than shown on the � . . I
Indicator. There are, fil coninion use, H., Ee ISARD 6 CLAr . - I
two different formu of feeding de- I I . . , �f
vices, The fluted-cylilider-force .. I .
feed, and the 4ouble-run-favce feed i- , � L..� I
The amount of seed,sowu by tfte flU
ed-eylinder-fQrce feed may be regu- _� . . I
lated by a lever which changes� the __ .
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size of the outlet, but it does not il- I'll ___ - . I __-0.1"111119110o � ;: � I 1.
ways handle all classes of seed wilth- I . I . �
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out breaking thent, as erm be done assembled'at their home last Friday nigbt I Forever done with mist and cloud and loving,, . , I .
with the double -run -force feed, which and prosente4 tb in with .& miscellaneous tempest, Amid the white robed tbron'g. .
necessarily requires for driving It a .
disc ,wbeel, or a c6,-, wheel with froul fihower of itseful articles The evening Where all is calm and bright. Butnot forietful-k,eeping fond remem- I
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alue to fifteen sets of cogstbat make was spent . in games and dancing. Not even ^ brance . .
-as inany speeds or feeds. ,sleeping -called to glad awaken-
, In the most efficient t�-pe of grain A largo riumbor from here attended Mr. Ing. . Of dear ones left awhile; � .
driI4 the seed should be deposited Robert Ashtob's sale xicav Gorrie last In'Heaven's endleFs days-, And looking gladly to the bright reunion, , �
.as nearly directly under, the axle of week and report a go64 sale. Not still and moveless-steriped from With hand -clasp and with smile,
the disc as possible, as this is the . � I ' -
only place where the seed can be . _�A"�w — , earth's rough places; -Oh, no, not dead! but past all fear of
dropped directly on to the bottom of "CONSOLATION" To walk the King's highway. dying,- . . . .
the trench without hindrance. B3f Not silent just passed out -of earth,s And with all suffering o'erl-
this method the disc, Is not run deeper ,4 --- ' .
- than the seed Is deposited, thus the Not dead -oh, not but borne beyond the bearing, I Say not that I am dead when Jesus calls
draft Is reduced to a julnimum. If,' shadows To sing Heaven's sweet new song; I me
the seed to deposited In the rear of Into the full, dear light-, . Not lonely -dearly loved and dearly To live for ever' moreps. I i
the centre of the axle, the rotation I . � I I ,
of the disc tends to earry earth and I -_ _� .- 8,1
seed tip with it, causing tt�e seed to .
be unevenly deposited. In opemtlon, ' �. '
a properly angled disc opens a trench P R 0 M 0 T I �N,11 G3 P- U R E BRED CATTLE
a -bout two Inches wtde. The falling - . _ , I -"ftr^!�,.*".."�� 11 �
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shield and the, conve3 side of the " . �
disc, and Is thus scattered Evenly aver �:�..-.�% ".0 , .." ------- ------- .,. !��ij�.�i§�,�ii!'Ali� 11
the entire width of the trench. 1`.111. I
Grain seed drills are divided Into .
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four kinds, according to the type of
turrow-opener - t)i#-N QVe7A delivery .
single disc 444 the closed 4 --livery I
single d1pe, the double disc, fhe shoe, . 0�
and the hoe drills. The upen delivery I 11 "
single disc furrow opener deposits
the seed between the shield and thG I'm �ft���I'll�'7-59.�"'All"lkllls�'�'�,l��fl,'�-,� .. -
convex side of the disc. The space is
open from the end ofthe boot between ",-.,
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the disc and shield to the bottom or
lower end of the shield. The shield wlkU . .
prevents the falling seed from becom- _
Ing mixed with tIfFloose earth and
surface trash and instires its free pas- .
sage to the bottom of the trenah made - - �
by the disc. It will also do excellent . ,
work in highly cultivated soil that is
free from trash. ".� F � I'll ..
The closed delivery single disc fur- � �
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row opener has a closed boot, similar �
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to a boo furrow opener, which comes ., .
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down at the rear edge of the disc and
deposits the seed about two, inches
� back of the disc. It does not plant
the seed at as even a delith as either MW
the open delivery single dise of the ;jk�
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double disc, but deposits J� at least - If . I
,4ght Inches in rear of the disc hub,
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1. obstruction, rock or hard frozen soil . 1L.., -
� tile disc risea up and carries the boot , - - - - _ - ... . . .�"
with it, broadcasting the seed on j.'�����i:�i��.'..i!�,%':.*.�;;��-,�.'�.���.�,,-'.'..,.,.,;��..�*i�','..','���.;�'-,'.':V.,",�"9-','.'�'$'.i%�'."..',�'�,*��',��.:,k"*���i��'�'-'-.'�',.',.��.i�.-.',!.,*i�i,'�� .-.-,�; .i:�,.�."i:�i:i:�li;i:i:i:i;,ik'�..,
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disoll, but the one that plants the The livestock men bf Alberta - -,�".'��:i?-.`i,.�',�if;, .
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seed under or slightly back of the have adopted a novel means of pro- "i�i:zli:i�.%'.�§�".Zi�l.'�,-'..,,.:i:i,i;:: .� �_ -1
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disO axle, or hub, Is the one to use, . tuoting their industry, and, Incident *
for that point is the deepest part ly, of bringing to the tiottee of the
of the furrow. - The furrow opener people both within and without the 4
that shoots the grain torward of this province, the standing of Alberta as � 6- - - �. ;;;..
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coixtre Is to be avoided, for the �rea- a livestock country. .1 � , I
son. that the seed reaches the ground Thirteen of the largest breeders ' 11 - I
before the furrow is fully fornied, have donated thirteen steers, most- I ... ;;;:..
and it !a, therefore, mixed with the ly purebreds, to the University Yarm I
soil as the seed trench to being made, without any charge whatsoever.
emusing what Is termed "wavy" sow- These steers represent the cream of
4ig, .The double disc type of opener - twenty-four of alberta's . leading
tends to spread out the seed more herds, and constitute what * to
than other kinds, so that eitch seed thought to be the finest selection ot : .
lias a somewhat greater area froni its kind owned by any Institutton in � I
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which to draw moisture. Canada. I -----
The hoe furrow opener or During the past a number'of grade
shovel opener does not penetrate the I steers had been bought from time to 4
ground �eadlly and clogs ensler than time by the University Farm for Alberta Stock Ranch * Purebred CalVes for Albefta UnIVUsi
t ' judging purposes for the students of
any of the. other types, The shoe sity FW=
opener does no better work, aud rath- the College of Agriculture. The ' I
or than clog will run over trash and boo+ of these were shown at the INRI breeders approached wore perfectly there is In Alberta.
ilius plant the seed at varying depths. live stock shows and later sold. W111h:ig to assist in carrying Out this The best two or three anbn—Alg J
In ,selecting a drill the bearings It was next to Impossible however scheme. The plan was submitted to each breed will be elhibited ,kt tAil.
, to secure the class of stock best the Alberta Breeders Association At lutOrUatiOnal Stock Show at Chl-d
diould be given careful inspection.
.rhiy should be dust prool. The hard OUlted to this purpose with the funds th6fr ttriuumi convention held at Cal- cago nW fall by ther Univarsitr;
Diler must be considered superior to available, as It entailed going to the garY last.jvlay, and, re0elvilig the The "le'attono will be made bs, 6
tIl others for this kind of work, as Urger breeders and paying top OntlkO approval of the Association, Committee appointed by skelt broad
the oil can be forced Into the bear. prices for selectod Individuals, and twOntY-fiDur breeders offered the A-614001att(tn- All Of the stedift WIIJ
Ing from the centre, and as It works Irk all probollity the breeders would bent calves of their herds, be shown Individually, azd each vW
aut it carries all tho dirt with It. It tat care to dispose of the animals Immediate steps Were taken to stand upon Its own merlu.
iliould hwve a well -braced seed box Of the age most suitable, It was visit the various farms, and after It the steers In this exhibit tmke
. with steel hopper bottom to allow the felt that this work could be made three month.; thirteen ea,lvo$ were a creditable showing in Chicago, It
. wed to - pass freely Into the cups; -- Woro valuable to the province at Selected froin the twenty.four herds. should prove an tixcellmt advardnew
;trong frame and substa,At,lal wheels large it Instead of Using Ordinary Wades were not debarred, but puts taent tor their breeders, as wall as
ire Important features, Tile distance grade 6teora, animals of higher breft were preferred. for beef producers tmd fafterg
jetween the furrow opener varies to Vatirito could be obtained. in any The big difficulty that prof, I)owell generally, not only III Alberta bU
Joule exttint but six Incites 10 the tate the cost of labor, toed and had In selecting these calves was throughout Westeru Canada, ' ?) I
.isual iipaelng. The Beed hibea ,may housing Would be the same. tot getting the owners to consent to the other britnd, It gives to Q
io bf rubber or of Ateel ribbon. Tho To Professor A. A. Dowell, Chief part with them, but rather In to- I students of the coll4ge of Ajol
nbber tubods give goo(I satisfaction, bf the Department of Milmal Hits- tuallig Animals from breeders who � calturd, tho future breeders of tho
,nit are not durablo It exposed to the bandry, of the University of Alberta, oftrW them. Nany of tho breeders ,, Province, 4btotutely the boot o,loAA
,veather. 'rho gteol ri Winn tubes serve came sin inspiratioll whereby the actually urged the University to send of live stock for their judging W6tk4
lie purpose well, and If palntdd will University was able to got the re- 4 reDresontative to their farms, and The live stock breoders who U,rd
asttva long as the dr3I1.-.Jno. tvats, quIred animals witbout paying a take tbo best of any of their calv4m. made it PoesIbI4 for the thilyetsity,
�). A. College, Gue)pil. cent for them, yot giving their What is most outstanding about to aes;�mble these oxeelle,At animals 11
owneri; it good return, It appears these ealvo.^. It their uniformity, and front whose farms the 40lecilftt
. 11 I I 0 �; I W were inade, are as followg: Short.
_! that there art a number of breedera quality, and also their age. At the i horns, The Hot. Duncan Mashalij
I In the provineo of Alberta who are present time- most of them art from Qldti; GCO. X, TAUO COMDany, Rillt
Saleillli . not In a potltion to do their own ft, to geven nionths old, and with* I
i1tting and showing. Consequently Out A�XN'litivil they tan all heeount , Ithror; Two Dure bred 8horthorA
Mr. sind Mrar. 161in0owdy,until fecebt* their he�rd;i suffer frow a Inel. of for a 100 pnunda per month. ,cftIvOl were added froVA the t1ni 1�
A"' of v0"Sit-V 11`4rM. Hereford.% ,Job,U, VVII
ly of lulmort have got comfortAbly ott. &dvartIsommit, Prof. A. Dowoll the aniniaLi are on t�xhlbltlo:n at all lion, Inniatall; $, R. ,*4tioo, 11112
t1od In lbelf nim hom'o which thty pur. evolvod a plan by whieh the brt-viler.., timea In tho t1niversity a,tablei, and River; Curtlob (Xttle 0 M,
In this postflon would got thch, hortIg a plaeard hanginv over ,-�neb Atall 81ttriliard; J
thaw fi�= Mr. ago, westlika We adverfllimf at tho oxhibitinfin, Awl t'kil, (kilut(I.9 th(T brectler, and the brood- tj ,,, I ,,, ; MCI) D&VIdAft, ;
wskmt thtm to our oatitmunity Othougb V W. Smith, CAMr4*,&,-
University Parm tho dimired elamol ing,,, of cie ' !i anirtittt. Tit(, rrilmrils PSMI Prnn,, Mirror. Ahard-eou A
tiam to to" tu-6 wasth" timity. � anfreiabi. Tfit% plan ,ctipk-��osted wtvi are `kcpt in tb(t rink of tonditt011 A. 3). Noad, ()Idx; C 11. Rleba �
thnt the broodr,m donutp ilvo, or Aix #*Q It Lri the rxprowtion i)f rristny pow,
Mrt. Wm. A. Cathers spont * fm dayt calvex or tIll. threr 1padin4 bept nt M1, h�.,A' ,?- live, atock mr-n vi,ilt- dm; Chia. Zilert, F,dmftto%k1
, 111t LJJkfk 1;1 'J' Polith; Canada TAnd aud rprtgat
rwo-Tuty wim, bw vtotay Mft, Amdd . horem -ind tbtt Titliverp4ity writild I a 4- n frnni i1nir to tinit i-rii�m*MY, -Medicine Hat: wid 1. 1)
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