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-The Welfare of the Howe
Starting the Gercien. cut; str:9 " of Crrber through
and work the iiinher • wro ‘intre fire-
A,mugto,rdeit met1er. rich soil- Of a(3,pfe!,lel, the 11.'°°'cis • lah'eat two rods ' Wido
wood. Next•X leave,a strip of timber
you st nee the so ll you»1,
Don't Say. "Stop, that!" Without Suijting is ap.t rich, enrich with manure,
, By P0110TRY• OANFIELD
grandiriother had broright The grandinother. Went quickly nib') Crardan soil is "often likely to be sour.
and wellepoised matttrity •droPPed leeking the 'closet door, :and by the grained in the garden, 'tea the sail
'comprist or, fertilizen OrelY 'well-
"''''YOu May *Do This." 7 ' ' '. ' rotted manure slystild be, applied in
. the sPringe, It. should be :ablilied 'bo-•
, tote ph -Wing,. and Well mixed into
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• the • aoil- before: '.plonting• the seed.
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ri wno up seven children to vigurbu3, beiPPY the kitchen vvIdie theme:Viler was ule- If a mossy. growth appeare. on '.the
te see her• yeting daughter-in-law, She time the ' Sobbing, excited•*thild. had see if it is eour. rriis:talt is, made
w as greeted. ley the sporvd a sobs and come out, she Wasleack. with an egg -
brie frorei behind the (dosed, -par. heater and a bowl at•seapy water.:
young mother •expl.ained, her fece lerbeie looked blaeldir ilo'r Mather
e Set bard, "Eleie. has berm -naughty, :and. marched straight toward the fat -
She is leeieg punisbecit" '
The gyandenoilier s•rinslc into a chair,
4, yraYing for Wisdom. "1. ilever• • pun-
ished onea,f• Tame in any' Rich way ifl
all My e,he advarieed 'mildly;
4.‘ arta ihe y. npver . di sob 4;41 Mee eithee."
, "Why, Mother ,Burton!" eried tle
yeung '-rnoPher inerodulouftly. "That's
just impossible. 'What did you -do
•vsl-hen they didn't mind, when they
•. acted as Elsie did:lust now? She. was
• se naughty. You see that lovely. est
,Of Stevenson? 1 tom -her three gepe.
• (irate tineen tebt to tooeh it, but she
, persisted in handling theeba,ck-e of the
• books. With her sticky 'little fingene.
• Njjhat else could anyb4dy do but emn-
"Well," 'the grandmother,
•"LeVs ocessider this ease. I alwarse
,tried. to Put myself in the 'children's
an1.tried,t6 imagine evny. k was
- they wanted do what seemed
naughetS.er what. there was iri; that
,attracted th.em. Let's, ;leek at that
Steirereeon set. Yes, isn't it 4 beauty'
red leather ,and• gold lettering?
'Why' believe the •bright, coloring
ihat .faseirsat.ed, Elsie, There's :nothing
" -wicked in. lilcingpretty,,btight things.
standing about two rods wide. 1 then
cut another striped timber 'about trio
rects •wide. parallel . to the tint eut-
elver etrep. • This leaves a Strip of
tienher• :two' rods -wide bes'Ar" eele the
two euterver steips.
•1 ainse.tis.fied that each. work stim-
ulates 'the growth of what timber
there is left; The large.. trees were
by lawns, a ,isalfgass �f sell and taken off from the land many years
tion. Into tlie- mad put It piece` Qf red cedar grove of alient tw•o acres.
blue litmus pl.-4)er which ybu ear se - '311° ttns greiv freln • °eel- •Vi.od'uceCi
eley larger ties etaeding close hy ;The
bidden. boake.. "You F.:De, breatheti cure at the drag storie the paper
ago by .the early szttlers. l'cl-.10.ve
aciang•Water" to. make a muddy solu-
11 . grouinl, I's ceveyed with eiripe of etim-
the mother, triumphantlyse , . ••turne red, the soil lit nut.. To remedei
“Ersie.,,.• ,, e.,oted, the gmt dmectii.er tbis nendic,01,1 apply ; si ber where a 'part, a the, growta hal
, . even y- twe.
pounds o!: unbleached • wood este% to
every , thirty ,'squhre. f &et. ;Rake this
in 45-e, dePth a tie's:, inahes when the
brightlY, "just -see be wleat I've gpt.
Mother saye we may play With it, Yoli
and I. .'' Pee,„when you. whirl the .water•
heatee arena -lel, flow it makes ihowater :eeedbed is boIng prcypared. '
, . ' All • ell ' ri i 1
all froth afp. .IVs as good Oni heating •••••TWe'tanceS ,aPart..ef seeds -in the • • r4r, '5 '-'0` --;-1.r,a'tAllas. t...•°•eg fr°41
eggs. Game over grid try It.' `. row. 'depend on tl-se kind al' cron. • If eturai;e4',.?, s'ell,7..e.61). or PrivQ4e eitimds
, The eggebeatere shine/ blades s'lioneethey . grow buiihy; they need mare -'-aLe g'aillSr`'-1".
give away small tree for orneenerital
' And' I frequently
•elearly as they whisked la bent thi•Ough I- reorn. : Radish, 'leaf lettuce, epinach.
purposei oT wirelibreakte..: I sometime -a
the glisteningl toamire.. 'sada. • Male I and onion seeds :Should •be .drill•ed in,
exatt"ra.sh promises 'Irani boys Who'
was too little to "contain; more than 1 Orie-foui,fh. tip one-half inch; deep; ',.me -
well for trees. Three bo drove ipte
one idea at a time espeeeially I.:Awn fon sets shbuld be etlitae. inches apart -
'my ' 'yard . inquirifigs for hristnias
one a the ideas was snch 4 bealtalful and One', and . bne-lalf • ii hes deet.
trees. 1 directed them. to a spot
OnO.• She ran to the bowl .and began Plant ,beet, earrat • - • ' 1-'f
. • - - • ' whsere 'they could find- sense. . \Viten'
, paramp, . sa et vi
to try to turn ille boater. ••••
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At first- Granny had: to -hold the
bowl gteady, •but , in a MOnient the
deft little fingers &.aught die trick, and
whisk1 hew the suds foamed upl'• 'She
.heamed as she boat, absorbed, rad:Ant,
the little.. eyes . blurred with -tears
.brigliteriing, the...little, sullen; angry
face, Soft,ersing to a smile. '"It'S leeeye
she proneunced seelernnlers • •.. '
: GraernY And Maher began ,to talk
about •the weather and a new. recipe
;foe erookiea. The .thisis Was past; .
•-•'. When :1:untry steed up to 'go, liatif
an hear, •leit,er, she .rematked casually
been cut pet ter flrewook rile young
trees opting up ty hundrede and I let
them gre•w. I never have received one
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cent payment. for any ere: •se.
turnip, chard ...and kale' seeds. In drills,
they 'returned i to; settle for the trees
One•half inch 'deep; Drill' pas :one
and one-half inches. deep in doutle I made them this pramisition: "No v,"
to behave
rows twelve inches apart, -LINO. and P-41id I, "if Y°1-1. wIll' agt"
yaurselires' foe' dix inonthS and . keep
one-half feet between each pair of -
out of Soel rooms, 1 will gisie yen the
rears, String beans Should be, in hills trees"
They - •• zeemed very en tfth
Swelve tofifteenIndies apart, three -•
pleaeed with the proposal and, readily
seeds in a- hill, from one and one-half
accepted the tcfms; .but 1 carelessly
to two inches. deep. Plant sweet corn
neglected to ask their names gild r do
in hills from two to two" and oneehalf
not know to this day who they were.
feet apart in rows, three seeds in, a
Of .course, .they understoed the pro:.
hill, two -inches deep. Cever the seeds,
posal ofis a. $olte,.but still' 'they may be
with. Ane,'..nroig't Soil, Driv.ing •it with
bbo:-310.e. , . • ., • : :rerninded occasionally' .rif the fact that
I I. think pool thane :aye bad Places -for
'"..'Plants, 'started indoks Shauld 'he . , .
Shed - •iittcro ,t1.-olito-: if •-slie. :So • ." 011, say, deer, 4•Metlier jest .
• he a .lisartiertect'..offsheforessrriantities-n"--the •
.WITY., if ,that, had:lie:ppm:sect to me, I liwes' thciise•PrettYs•red and gold booksgarden: Set. thee boxes outdoors in
befieye. I'd haere,tried giving ber'•gotne- down there. And we ,ereatietid that Mild weather- to harden, the plants.
tbingerip,iit.. and shiny that sale eceeld j3,,G. 'touCh them,' yon.'11; get • them Wharf, transplanting: leave a balr, Of
• PlaY , • '• • 7' *.', 'dirty. • You'll trk te: ternerrilier absent dirt stieleing to the roots:•:If .by
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"No, Yoti don't • enlierstand, Elsie,' that won,"t e,ou ? • 'You . wauldn't.:111(e chance the root , s.yetefn • is broken he
said the yeen•s, Mother, "that. wouldn't
OEie
week with. hey, Its stubberpresss. Teri
• (night to have seen • hay/ ang-rY
s • lool(ed."; : • • , • %;
• perhaps...you •-gt)t her 'mad'
,A1P.',". suggested the gr-rinditother, gente
: The ,young ,Matlier geve a',sees-tsieel,
irrep.atient•• gesture, -"You c -an tsy rt.
• Mother to eepesia, yOur thiages,": •removing the plants from' the. boxes
distance 'that 'episode • of ...thexl•Of the plants.. ••sTi)tirsplantecl• Plants adet•SlatelY 'Cared. for as the the :devein-
Sound Minds" and I-Iealthy
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Address eemnamicatione tat AltronorTaiste 73 Arieialde Ste. West, tr.etcests;
• ' , How tii.4"Raise Teitireeis: • onions ehepped S.tp 'with a stralll ,airie
'The ypung poUlts firust be kepi Q1911nt Qf breadeer•umbi to ti* 444 a:.
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growing tight fram the ebell in. order little rice, boiled in sweet milk, a little
to keep them la good cceidition. Early stmt., and in • wet or gold Feather a
in •life. theY mnst be taught,.to eQ,me little
'herne at Tight; once the ha,bit is fixed The, er?,__ung must not be raised On.'
with therrCthey will retikrn at a reg e .greuna enat 'was fermerly occuple4 .
... y e dcn, )y ee, e by chickens infested with gape-warmi. '
uharthenr. ThisTna b d 1 f 1
in.g re.gularlY in. the Mottling and at . Young turkeye ." seem`, to ' be ready . .
ects to verniin, eeepegially head
.n.eidghl,t; . aIt.....r,tthiierklievonzmig6tahreerheit4tInb,,rybodL §kibi
!'ee lice. If the h'eess arc quiet, catch area -
naceisary ,at, ..firt, to )n,,nt„ %lion le). 'dust them thoroughly V.".11.ile ,•sitting. If ! •
s the youtigsters,seent weak and lietless•
at trio weeks eldethereasonee usually .
.1.jae.",e,..A.noint had, throat and . vent , •
'with carboluted Vaseline; and rale it in
Veeoihne.-Th
ird Acre of Straw-
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"shooting the - red," period, • wheat
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eigivalls= °emirs 'at "about three Months. '-• -- . .. - '! •
of • ag,e; the young are „hard Y and may • . - 0
he • alle-ked unlimited. range at all • • •
tlines: As long as they van secure .• brrieg... .
plenty of insects while on range,. they , 1 keee'one-third of my one -acre gar,- •
will thrive on two mass a day. ' • .den in :stile -Wherries, •Moat growers
' The. young nits be r.heitered dun:
.• set a rev 'bed eVery other year for
:ing".rain-storms, or they. are likely •to : • - best results"; thatis, harvest tsero crops .
contact colds which: quickly develoP and then plow under 'the old bed. I . •
into roup or kir.dred ailanent,7.'. TligY trim • Up 'my aid ,bed esith cu4ivator
Mus:t not 1,..,e ' al le'v•ed ' oil tdoerd , in the, and hoe, fert'iliie with . four seteader ..
morning until the dew iS off thee -el -ass, 'leads of barnyard manure and prepare
as they .suffei.froin the slightest cold fpr,a third crap. 1 l`kop my • patch -hi
or •.darripness: . For the same reason, roWs; mulehing with two or 'three
tile niers. ShoUld halm, a board floor; rip:chest:of 'tetra..w "when .wheter Seta in,
After the poultse are sire . weeks Old; . After freezing is over in spring .t
tbe danger.ef 16se is Practically. oyer. refte off part, of the straw and •place
". Yotmg•turkeYs should be •teitglit to it hetv.-gert the rows. ;The plants read- .
r'oeSt some dine from the greliild• lly. came. thiongh an inele or „au tack
The datger-from -foxes and b,thet wild 'end one-half "of Straw. ,. .The Straw „
•anin-rais undsodents is „over • present, ins -tires clean berriei and a clean -path
espe•ellilfy •••in fieWly ...Settled 7:b6F:tions -to-1611.6W Viii.l'e pieking. :
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when moults are permitt•ed 'to pooSt ', ...-.A year ago last :summer 1 Picked • •••
2,300. quarts, garniture measure. These -
sold it twenty -Aye cents a quart, and
brought 3576.- Besides, we had Whet '
up a lenge pileto the. hegher leranchee berries -we needed for home use, That .
Of - a • tree Until • they will do -tins.' was bitter than any. prgvieus year.
• I plant both early an.d late varieties; -
stich -esellraiedYwine, which is a:good
early. sett, . and 'Williams, ,ird. Gtaa ,.
mdry,".whicli .2..4. later. -This gives Me .
a long season,fer pick -beg,'
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,arel , drive 'them .home, but ehey will
goen learneto retard arone.'
After the. poalts eratally f
ed and . hai-ta paseed through .the
Perhaps nothing - hem.... done • se nueelf
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to hasten ',the time -when mind, and
• .Elsie's small edited had gene a long trin!I assay SetinO . of the 10.1.4,er...144v
, :Lady of •couh•fiSr ehildrer will °bosh be
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booki; To her It soemed ats, thous:le a reale riot stead Streng sunehirre it firel;' nvillit of ' boys .a'n.4" gill .. el4)3 • 1".•°r".Y.•
lane- time had nessed,• , And e she •Crer-! Cloudy 'daye alte 'best tor', transplant- This' is- „a --piTisp' of . rare_ potipatiop.
, f airily eared.rielhing. about them, no :i.rig. In hri,•:lit • •••,,:;.,4 tilei. place 116‘.,rg.,.1 Which it +s 'high tinee:we'.put; on .on
.She nodded 'peacefully, ;ha- eyes 2en I. Paper over the "Plants fat • a day. be Triethodie basis.' • The rAfet• in impart:.
anything about ;the . books," ".she said,' the shape ef an inverted "V?' n •
in •ahcee,timagli :many times :the lazt to
be eoneidered, is the. ProbleM--hoW to
the shining water. "Qh, i- don't said,'
two; in4ing , tents . Of . 'the papers
decide' i,vhielt. of, 'the erarion-e projeCts.
A' hand. CultiVator os whee14.ioe -is
Goncerris them most; ay in. ether w6rde
:.---- --- - --.,.--,--e--e- - -.7-, - - - :,- .- - - - -,':- ---, 7, • .7' -". , --.7. `-'-- • - -- - .- . .1.1,..stfill, especiollY 'ill. a •large garelen,•.'
let saieds mita:. time in turning smalliV4k7e 4 earef4.1'41n)r41:54I of l'he.'1"°14-
" •• Plant 7Treet in April; . ' the good top soil: about the't t 'A ' - . .. ''ve veil - f .3eno vi -(1 •'' s.. • '
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and see .for yourself." "when• Ive •gat •
It•c:ari:als6 be used for Stir- ueo e Vs. • • -"
. • , -using the poorer soil fromthebottom
mid far turnizig Quit soot crops.. in -the abstract has been falling out of them •ta exercise and thUs stiniulate
oh a. nail; fence .Or ripori the ground..
Li the. course of several' .iveningS:, the
young tatkeys earl bejnthiced to walk
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regolarly of 01'61' •Fos
- half -greven turk eye...a high :•Toost in
0 open shed. faces'the south Is
pieferred „tre biased •hbuse. '
For the.: fi,ri:C. tWenterLferie •hours the
newlyeliatChed poults..'shoulti:•'not be
,Little and erten' is •.t.,bg rtile for
feeding. • Cdalced:food is pr:eferred to
tieteeelcied,' • Young tutksys sornetirri_es,
hese gr'eedy appetite's end ear not •di-
eaSt 114 the• food they eat • SIn pert '
.this ersay evereome fe„eding
ring. the sera, for the ternoval•ofesweede, , 1 -he old Metric 0 • Presen .11g lu • .ancle often, :and en , part by allowing
use: alb Werk:preselets "them in the. bettor . • • • • •
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of. the hole for the top. filling.. -Leaye'
As• orchard treee are • • • -
ato"Ceivecl frorn :the nureery they shoeild
a li•ttle. loose eartheon, the suitsee to
tfe`neneippeels heeled -ire Most preVent- deying Out. ••7 •;• • •
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fltr eerymen attach • printed : insstruc', Ayaid having the frees too' Close.
' teeerhe . retake ree_ssefe_tiedsej_fe_thseseeeleepeeding,--teer-_-eSSLegratir too
were elate:frilly felloWed d great di htgh Apple trees.sliould not be ..d.o"ier
of lees would Ite• avoided; .If the 'trees than thirty-ftve feet .;eaellyway. On
ate, received. in ,fit.ceOng, eveither f•1l!J: str,or*, ber.myy soil forty te..fikt3i
bui shOuld. -fret ke.,,Opened "at o'n.es feet *is: better. ' • e.
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• • Isut-shoultt,be:*Plated....iir-ai-coolr Irifice•stearY-tu-•Prtio.'to-..to-p--of.-teseheas.-einele.•1„usee•
in-eu. read5i .t-tystig•semieeee-eer -wire see/el-61f -very..10.00fis....oeieteeeteeee
sto Ali -OW -era tes-e-r•ye•gr a d 1Y.: eitli-6-7-••treee;b:eferre•-••:err---afteredetterig---lis Ilatt-.4i.L.Arilr.:stimulate.,tlie.:.g_rl....)wia _Pt
ste•-!esngein Consiste -order tor..balance 'tlie..prilti.ing -of, the
ging h trench...and laYiTige the 'feats *hen the trees Sre.dag frond the
. tree.e•beiit 'in slantingeseeittori, gen- eiinterY no*: Train:three, to feVe plain
tospseepointhegesouth:-,teree 911.614(1.--•-bes-lefttt(6-iforrie the
• 'The then•'.throWn ever. •supporting far. the top. These
• .-and-:14.nriked ‘thotetighler ieheat 'ehefild be as • Well distributed-ars:mud
Pteg..A. sesSeteeseese.• -the trunk,ag. possible, end•sletruld also
▪ TheTdetaiii eariSLettintesstrees,;-Will distributedetbroUgh as. riinehevertisTs-
verY' evith...theeSsizteet,the oreliand and
• the anjoiint..of .at ,liarud.' Some
time:: nay ."-be•-saved-eleys-having ,the
''•. The Farm, Woodlot:. .. 00-116143te- ..af the•Mianq 4.0•01'Whi:dh - Feed on clean , sitrraces• • Yaiallg
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-.r have.. seven scree of falba' alid I this everli has ,breughtabOut the. most ••••••s
steek depetially. can not stand filth:.1*
,T. ; Ti.riq ..fip,d ale. aci-juirernepte or. knawle ho the ,sliaofP:f.selot ;L':1-:1'."--1rri.' iven•toa.t.hlitely.easetd:••
, • '' es-sitele seatel-• at• ba s Mid . • -;. '
am trysingftry7pres-Treie it sce thateele . •• .
will f urnish ; St Continuous ssipplYn
edge .pleaSerable• rather' than painful,
The yise-?t,,an,aFT.telite:f.er any iii rid of This:eids 'digesbion: Watey should .lee •
thnber for ferin u•sefer 'ye:era t6 roe k g-•
In ,oedet to de this 1'11111st...env the. k''.1rie,.ti in email_ shallew dishes. After
- • ' • ' ' • inf°1`ilutIon is .evizielice :that -the Min '-1 'turkeys- are old .enough - to turri :Out
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--thecirKittximi. foi inyt.e,sies-,0--0-r-c3ir.d14-766s-ttiff-.-tbiiii-with-Ws-7.ift--dii-fwA.-e-..4-,-7-:
.what.is left...standing. ..It. js not etsy
'.veark to put these ideas on -.paper; .1..nt
a glance at ,What. I have done would
giero.-„a per:eels:an idoo:a rny plan. fee.'
foonoerving r am worleing ray
timber lot up ihto. greyed. My 'timber
• lot- is, cevereds With ernall, hut very
-.1*11,:Aives;--- They late called second
growth- They vary from a. few es
to ,eighteen inches •irt diaeeneter. • I
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holes dug befoeehands...,,,HoWees'er, the
disadvantage in that iiesein the drY'r
----s-e-e-.1ei,geeeetelef-theeeertio whichecoMesee4 irelepect, -area slueuld- be: removed: e'en
oLtheshOlaker •', • ' • yeeteepreVenteti*formittg of .8...bad
cal • distaiioe -as possible . in order -to
make a strong toP. `If convenient,.
'wberr pruning the gut' to:an:est:
side bud- to eneoeirageSspreaditie of
tile top• If two leaders have dee
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Tile ..mest._ Im11.9.1*PF1j cretch., ,if, eile-Aar7.04' kreei, 'set
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thetree ; ;sii• ''.-ek-ktlY'.111 the primingeis.usniillY 4 simple matter
. the .right -placer Ondto hetP il.16.'rOot.s. and coil:gists ,inerely Of heading_ebaelt
,frern drying out haring' the . Preceis‘;' • the' ton to :about two-thirde. Of • its
When e munber of trees are to be see,gole Seepe,e deg,: • -•
•••• *Meted pliddling dens. Pteerent se. - • • • . • ,
• drying :pf' tharoots. . hole.'„about • ,
Saved the,Old Orchard.
• three ',fest - in Slimereter 7two, to
' feet lee is du ..in a clayey spot,
'and enough svater poured in ean
seith earth to make d thinlitud:
\-7-the_ezeirestakell:fteritttlxelie
ingen trencheS ropts aro p ung
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The projeete. Which' bring:mind. and -15 • overfeeding :CRUSeS hirer trouble..
•body' in united • .tetion tend.. toward The bssi 'food •is• chielfs ',resin given
sound.. mental!' and -healthy -lillYe1cal drY. • A.V.e:•,1:. elOppy fecid. _ They _FfItt7.t
deVeloprirentee • •••,' • •• seneshbirgreeireeveryestla_all'(.11
. • ' • also ginne fir ere- cut cooked. lean. meat
There is no dearth Of -kindness in 'are confined.
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this 'woria a .oprs:oitly-in....out-r-Miod,4•-,,,,,,,auring,„ the ferst", week feed -.:64,th
nese we gather thorns. for flowers,--- sifted rolled -or. ground, oats,- ecOked .
Gerald Massey. • •an4. •Crtliuttrj4; and mixed with-. a
---e.--' _ . re------- beaten cog. Will this sive milk and
Le . „„ .. , c.-tita. , Feed •fie :of- tik -tmei- 'a= day:.'
. .
t 1 .. amed on an English Dairy .Farin .
and . ground bcne in:boxes Where the
puring the s'e'cOnd 1..yt.e put Wheat
• ,:
By 01-1A.Itlet..1S---E
- One of, the very: ..intereSting side
'trips, airing our stay. in Eng -land, leas
to an 300 -acre dairy farm, located- in
Soutrhern Hertiordelriere-;---about,Lep.
• Telles mirth of 1ton, and alienated
."iou'el: better prane', your orehard 'bY SainUe9liW..4inilk. !,,f6.6k.G1:' thoel. tleheeriPtlisox5n7
with a ., stump -pa -Wei -7's the neigriborit ihtL"fiGn
Mr told A. Moyer, a fanner, when- he said Market. - • : - .-
id
. . .
jtiitillIalliAthe 'was,I.,:teinit:19:-Le4 ici,._ f 0 i_0116:1111 w j: _ti.
A resaiiitris_iler •
itlyentie,;:of cenaturyto-o.
pruning and:-spraiiiiiit„glisinee it ge- -:;a061.t.i .;-b.1.1 . di,e,g,an,t4y --.7furvta -e;d
. THORNE.
sours. era e .* et at : Give Shan thseee
•
" ily -feeel.sesefemix
k,reandegatS,. coaked
The drainage freM Mr.. WalIace's tagetlier clib-PPed
etablea.. is led to. an outside 'reeerveite e'reeri 'Joede--.-'.rhet-eaf er.- supply -co ok -
from iShich a part it is: conthicted ed rice, Or tui•nips, or. potatoes,- . On -
ori ion tops and iettn.ce, if op.p.p:20. finesshrnh ,
cabbage has been g-rown. every are relished -be- -thee-young: - -
year fees fifteen s -cars or longer, and 'After 'they 'are a...Month .old, they
.which WaS eeic-.setipied-• by luxuriant can be ted • creeked earn at -•-nigliC,
w•aleitt6e'k4:cps it" bout' ":16-6 co-ws- day will be. s-tilficient. .
HIDES -WOOL -FURS
. „, • ratTS3rEATs• ,
131g ..monLy can Mill be Made
on
these titinS... Ship yo,tit.:lot•
to ancl: make .Stire or • re-
ceiving, the right •Ite-'
t0rn sent the - Aarne day. ea•
rered ved.
WILLIAM STONE ,5ONS LIMITED
ViOODSTOCK;ONTARIO
• gsTABUSHED 1870
••-ereop its tlitrinse-o-f-settreeisits-- tea:A:awl setentireerifeage,'t-ka
nieals
Belled eggs, feit,:e*c1usive1y,ro
te-edtistipati (lief
'harms The Ii.eirderagt heade4-1.)r-i . 1 b some :turkey raisers: 'Hare
..".a_'•tchne The mud covers :and. coats.' !n the •fall'' foot ncl fed ' first to • the ' • P I „n, _ eggl With dandelion, 'lettuce or
$3 600 ir The cattle lea is used e,
' the rriud"-L•rin "arinftil df trees at orchard. • • : • -,• •• •
, •
' trees. where we were. met•Jby Mr.
yvellace, , and •co ue
'arid_preVent'S'them from. drY- been prdned and sprayed D'rodueed Lures9, unit ▪ are •sys.ee.marectiesy, trearea , .
were ' 'substantially
.
shabw this replacing the
1)---7, kivig :what -They all-O-eseetede-t-O"-tiee 'air •wartir of. r.pp.lees•andeermaysper-sent.
- during Plentir.ig. • . .. , , Of tbe;r.e tipples were feee•frone disease ..htilIty and' etitOOPS' with'•:Pewe.'" a'1,1(1 •hone-f.orMil'ag .eletnents. tairat,.stee: ear..
- .. , diseased roet-S. eslionld .be• Pruned off treed which ,Mr. MoYer,lef.t.aS an e.c-., niacleineret: for, grinding ...feed, :cutting •
i'an'.Otrb•se..nnittri‘f.e.0,111e.e.gfinuyil‘%..1e2.1"It'"'Irija.," 6.,v!ic:ribulti •annicoderisat ilthe. esaoinlie otinienio•trifolurl..snielifoii;g the
the
. • All Straggling roots •and broken er Or blight. Four unpruned, unsprayed tied 'aSi* front :the form' in the milk;
:before .or,. af tee. the...trees are jr4rldett......,,!pr1Toont, 47.0.03.1ed, a eyop, Of no com- :
--Usually' ' 'the- - wholo'zoot." systobi.,:a.li .niercial value and.tonlY, One. pes .0 en t, of haqaAt,'"Iallib„,erzeT'atud.111:4'ort,rapat,Trr. iridt 6,11aYnafditerre'' peret6e6W41 ili:°,0f. -.-weeeieeillitia. '',,ere°dtee'veT,',.•„,,IThief2404u.-1 °ler;
• • !fatten ed 'one-third -.y•pruning. ',. .' - 010 apples ,fiom .these trees were free the.
' silo---WaS conspicuous. for Its The tree shouinab-eg
ia be Set. several ch- from diseaSe And:blight. '.17earserice
before .' . firiteoi
rbwttltlb•s•tiThembiticlean, :lee
oth:NokipicoNoWsTio..rbiele
si
' ". es deeper tVan it Stood in the nursery. last, and , during. all • previous years ; In fact, we Saw very few silos
.rovr. ..if. expoSed to ettestig windst, lean since Mr. Moyer his owned the erch- iida'E.iiit4tel:0,114.1%.tthhVegar7antobstel.'onfi, athetfec:4 of _their '..lieit(".41.1d.E'cr. e °I 11 "Ir4r,
' tho'. tree slightl.k., in tho '. direction of, ,ard-, he has had, to•buer• apples for his peockeeng el-0Pa, and Which. re 1 -letter 1 m,aKnig• "YerY . liable plfdttrds.
!S -the peevailings. Wind._ e_ eee..... .....e deveinter -use;re -Laitesear...M.,t,:,•41.0.yees. 461,0„,4417.,to...,...ato,..,..6A0,,thaii, any ,zototi11144
.eort. , In .t'liee .carreif, ul 'balancing of his fa-
' ' i. Peek . the earth,- firmly-abet:It the own e -orchard' -furnished hise-winter nanirn-y-Coe rreeen...e0.ineteneley in Eng- tioni,alseilitifig-eareserfeltiepase:
' the tree : where it: is so easy to leave Mr, Moyer. inherited- • the ,orcliard.. wild, Mid the root ero.pse-mangels and tirrea, and in, the , attention given .-to
roots, especially. under ...the croft ,of 'stipply. . • ,,..,......
:an air, spaee, Bel‘ careful Met to bruiee Foretwenty: years it had produced no •terrnipse-which largely take its place, till"' 51nProvellient a jAle-Ilto-cluetivil
Is„,,,,..andeinjure,:theiseetg.,by•trataPing. 'Pat tsrep,,i,*.t4 the neig;hbefs seemed juSti.- 17Itred '.1.7W.2:111°,A;cf(i67.1„isiZsix, soPrPleseerivnlatPko6tirt..6(1' caliPat2tAdni'ktY lonCliii3Piatvt°tAtibt'c'e'e'.Xtiller. WPrialn6Illaellet
worth more than the ercha rd ; but Btv, feeding, together With'cottozi- Iverked... 014 by sOiespe.- :. ...1.-...:_....,,...,_,_
In 'England, as in Canada,. the.averr.:
. I lied in thinking that the laiii, Weil -corn for
geed and linseed dil. cakes and Itintie-
- •-i.:•,.*°Ser read-- " 4•1"."--)1111t111,s. wbf.gli .;grown. barley. and ' horse ,beaMe ..• ageY Serener for a long time looked
v, toyi ea .11 r _ _ ke. g v h ro.c-oti _Itti,dv:Ii_iro_trat-ivi-litiel....1-3;u:_fti,on,tvio.1_,ifid_rovt:,..11,:nv.,...., 7askince..:4&.• ittie..'.0,t0eniPt7:: -to • '.bajr,ift.
----,caerhit-dff• 6.....iiit:--t:ii--e; hoon,.dntri.-rein_to7toni'ea‘tiveis•;.
Otithitra Ir'trialiaskedthevannty--Te .9ir.1.00. Do the 'aid of apiculture, and
reseritative for hit, help and, as spring itiockfi'llitriktith'state'"entitressiengtheal -progreelsein, the imperoveinent of term-
, moved along, kept busy with a bar- England, and' SSW everywhere fiends /lig Practice hao' Veal. dilaPPointinglY
spraying outfit, , . . ., of this .beart, evlether here might not sloW. This result has. been p
toiartly .due
,., . As• one:a his. tests-hi:sprayed t.biae. ,be: :I' _s,`"°.arigbeilla,orti?1;1..i.7. :,takv:...„,.,..°I., 'Eu't,, ,be, TiltiM,. _. ttte‘;:titeaiitlY°..td iiidlOW-1.04.1111041071PriP.41e 116aOrgestg'.b066.
.-.. 'fourth' unsprayed. .The, three sprayed .'Tho, horse bean ' is , planted in broect a seraliiation fregn, inadel..
Wealthy trees four times .encl.lefte a
trees had only one per cent .bad 'fruit Out umn.,.. either atone Or with winter (Prate( datgena, and Par* to too. k3t gP•on
expeetation'ort: the peat of tilie f arm
-
and yielded $'30 'worth of apples. The'14.teemIt4le.„in‘g.It'ellseeae. etifffes.ne,"eeetlegisilbiglIP,Iiaglati' e•T , resulting in dieJapP*tmemt 'when
fourth treo had only ' one • ver' 'cont. it ,et'sotne s:ervice in -heading up' elle a coclusion that wag 'fully, warranted
good. fruit.% . . oats... .1 „could ne•t helli envYing the under the eandritieths bcf the egporimeat
,faa'iner eiduoive rpos9e*., is found inapplicable to .ho conditions.
don't forget that yot . IIwant 501110When:selling' Your gUrplus stock, ' sion of this legutite,;Which does not .In both count)eies, however, flier°
d
Itritish . the
yourself fai, table use.• . .. thrive in our *Mutate. • bas been a small but dteactii1y increas-
,
With this home-grown legume, mit,- ;lug nonther of tairoccos whose flehl of
ed with imported corn: and oil cake, Vision id broader than the ayeragpi
WV/ fed in connection „wibhroot*, the and' who have had a tearing that has
lInglish- clairYiniinis enabled to Wet enabled: theta to• select end apply, in.
put a. Well-lioloneed tattoo of the telldgently,tlie reenIts of seiiontillc re.
highe.t 'effectiveness. . search on their OW* form*.
, •'
...".A.laeri.eAti"' Fence/ the .grigui-
fil and gentkine, has S'food'the
tet -of- changing. weather, for
twenty years.
„
"Hinge Joints' arid Tenston
Curves7 provide for expansion
and contraction -in hot or told
' weather.
Perfect. Galvanizing.' Big-
- .Heavy-Wires;t7 --
• VIM' Weight,: 'Full $iie Wire,
Full. Length Rolls, Galvanize
•Vogetab o,Farm,Flower,
Nev' Improvedliroins
Ali foaled. sure to'grow
Sem/ kr Caladog
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•IOWA Ne. *
•
. •
ailliekeal0 M,ay De e:raZIneict as egg
breeds, ment breeds, Oneral pUa'poSe
bra and fancy oa oroarseata4
la
Du-PUY ...&-.:÷-Efft GU S
.•38.142 Jarque's Cntfier,..S§uare, j'ionieeot.
• Manufactured, by
TAB CANAPIAN'STEEL
HAMILTON. 'CANADA
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• ,
• -Put -.Heart --iiitt):-the_...Soil
Fertilizers give heart to tile farm. They give more -"pinichP to
or
g ▪ the soil -greater power to "deliverthe good5."' A. strong •Ite.art
; means biggest crops of best quality snit early maturity. •
II .now Fertilizers 'More than Doubled Yields on an Indiana Farm
I 4-' rexuazers added per otere In 9 year "
pt _ _
To Corn -6 toits reamers plu, 200 lba. Adid Thos. '
tit• TO Wheat -200 Ibis. 944 ertilleer.
Rot(%tiont Corti, Wheat, Hay,
Toted extense Vex acre In 7 reas ter tn., lime and (iirtilieetr,...s ss 0').
Total value of ncrease, per acre....................23000 •
. (Report Pttriltot Up, Station, 1,020) , ' to •
.19
pi ^ 13,13 WISE AND FER7VAE - Booktoto Poo on regite4t st '
111014' Totiryhea.B.U.Soiela.sn.Ado v1101411! Ili r vemaut Bureau i
40,:rq.4q0, Ont. 47 i
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