The Goderich Star, 1934-01-11, Page 6• , Xleard a woman. 'On La,
Oroilttnn',10*.Y that 4oma ww
liaU a layite kitchen, inight, Itb color
fAt-4(0.1.111: Otist i41
everyfliiug ,in its"Ottee *as tle
care -free wornan 1 hi
doubts.. Any - Woman who hu ueh per
tection'*ter 440. is not apt to be the
.004 She MAY be haPPY
but. 00 Jolly. A,tItett wacrum 11 not
joilY, won* -and there are not Many
women Who have the *nem to; keep
their .hease at the height of perfection
and, yet hoe energy' enough to be Jolly.
It 40114 not be, but .for :Sonia restSon, or
other the Medan' icemen Is 'opt • to be
woman. 'Pa:0001 In house -keep-
ing is What We ShOlfid shitAat, but it we
101
cennotlittain it.and,still he bright. then
X won't:. $ay' Akerifiee a little Of the Pee-.
-hottsekeePing *nd 1004 **little in'
604 hunter;
After Heildsi •IReala
The holidaYs at this. season' sometimes
leave& trail of sick Children. `111-4 Many
' late hours, and too many , eVerloaded
stomachs.,fl Is V11.50 ,plett to have the
eiMPleat Of meals for both grown-ups
and- children_ .-this--iveek stthpe
overWorked titturoles have a chance..to
rest. Have plenty ot vegetables. 'salads
grid milk. puddings or tiult tor dessert.
Sponge takes are easy to digest and are
gobd.4.4,41Ce. because Ot•
--etntple cooklett-end-keep away from .rich
-cakes nnePastrioa- ritit out meal* that
are kultable. for the stinall ohlid and, then,
.They may be attractive even if 'the)* are
_
Mark Yone-ilteelpts ,
• 'When:you made your Christmas take
and your light fruit take and your purl -
(Olga thisjear 'Could you remember just
what yans )*ott had used and ho li mutia-
' tub- -teciPe..made? -Just atter we finish
• inakitirtneseTtningi tliffik i will
Sure to remeMber all the detalb but
-eorr and- we ' pfleal-e-ItWav trylng tor(
41nenlber all about it. It is a good plan
to write on eack.reciPe the pans used
and 'other TiSettit details: Xels not ten
late to de it yet If you have not alrearty
done se,_ 'you will appreciate this Inter -
nation, next year
r
• Manners
In Clahlren_
Every one -11.ke!--s WelPmatinere
• to #04 tb*tyQuWill' ,P011
,and" Will rieVelo E �*i) alittiral Manna
000 Contite
_Dt, thse ot 74i 'IV ,near' the,,
. , •
tipinus.Are anptii, story, but to we Wend.
new. Ttzey
are to Me, X trilisti tOtifeel.. Pen at that
it Al not fresh elluns that X' hoe diseav.
ored but the canoed ow:, 1 found them
on the, grOoetts Shea and 111WaYS .being
on, the look -out for tolnething different
to eittir .triedAhem. We Altai them Very
znuch and X have tried tieVeral VT411 of
cooking them, It you are not .faMillar
.with them try thtMt for aunPer, some
,night:` 'To make them, still better they
are a Canadian product, the brand X
have been Wang itesuined in New Bruns."
wick tirat theln .:Ohoar-
der ,Made with the tonal, pork, potatoes
and, onions' and X followed the Ivcipe tni
the can,,. Then X Made a Warn stew,
making it as X dld an oyster stew. Add
craeker crturtbs to nimt. Imat and when
hot add the tiaroa for a minute or two
until' heated through. I used the liquid
from the clami and a generous piece of
butter. Season *vitt' salt. and. 'pepper to
tastev-The next. -experiment was
creamed clartiS and they are speelallY
geed. Make a cream -sauce with two
tablespoons flour, 2 tableapoons butter,
and 1 cup iiquld, using half milk- •and
,liqUidz-,IrOin...theeirehms4.4.4k4e0
ohlins' and Season to taste with 'salt and,
,peliper".,-- Lit stand over hot -wafer or 'a
few, minutes so that the sauee may ab.
sobthe1aior Serve on toast1 eery -
ed liftle---eirspii-witlilt
It tmproves any .creamed b.
' Royali Cookies/
eggs. 1 cup white. sugar, 1 cup •
brown. Shear. 1 eup butter arid lard
nuked...14 lb. dates,4,1, _cup:Walnuts.
1 teaspoon soda; 3%. cups flour, 1,1
4caapoOn.vanilia bream shortening
and Engin*, at1 beatIn egs Siftin
flour and soda 4!dadd dates and wal-
i.dthe dbugh-in.
three -tarn31etitand'aver
Slice In % inch _iflieesland Put into -bak-
g pan allowing room for Spreading.
..Bake In *a fairly hot oven of about -1-400
-degrees. These are 'a rather crisp hard
cookie.
.• and parents -are puzzled somettines• as to,
- ben 'method --a teseitlig-nienners.
maids are better learned,
notlaught.. „They are tontagiouit and
. exp,sing' ihild to gia4 manners la7
-"Get op, sir; get UV'', iect.otih. eloraor-
rietor, hanimerin a a
er-hOtatif Oti- firer
"Wee!, Weel. mon" came the .voi0e.
fpom, within, "Let us tome to an. endee-
cit onderstanding. If get up do fpay
for ma- bed," •
4°- 1°t‘ Wilen-'tht/ 'inluedl°n-456& it() -A. live anittaI weighing 1,300
take hriniedlatelY console yourself1-4iitit pounds, well_ finished, will yield • a
Aheidet-that--10tometlines takes a tong dressed carcass of 100 'pounds of real-
thne to develop but some day to your prime beef." '
aurprbe•-the- -gootr Menai* -*111h&v`
6 artlit_ed,.....0n.e_of.-the-things-niost„
t -o be dared, is to be at ease socially.
is ,-tneek___Insiste
, Oease's and thank you'eand too „many
*nd-hakes, the ChUd may be -made
Telt-onselaus and you,..iwill.defeitt your
. -
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----13hoked-fer lirritap
leeomes • lodged- in the bronchial tuba',
Iferttglithc" o g.
asthma . results. Nothing offers ,quite
siteltrilidelvand positive relief' as Dr. J,
AstinRemedy.. The
own ,ende, *1)o.,,notc stress too- Muth Atti• e hi15P oothigg smoke or vapor - oene-
outward.and vbsible td- '
•
develop ratturall3r and -be scrupideusly
polite' to -the child *dive.
4s you -would be to a ;stranger. You are
,
away
MO* */110*Ing
thsrms 0/ftft our comag
j• tdrsbt� v4R-44,,,,,
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bomb•s.
$
*yr low sued ttip fares now
in effect ( 2014
under previous fate) offer
du*. c routiii, both ways via
V both
wars 444. ,
cagooe song one way, return.
wg the ,othen.Choir* of' lines
beyond Chicago. Reduced sleep.,
log car firs*
*
Tickets good rg return within
12 months.
4.1;a4a*•••••b••••.••••.
Jacksonville, Tsmpa, Sr, Peters- "
bur, ?Om Beach,MiamI, Con"
venient connections ,are made
for all Florida pointsvia Detroit ;
or Buffalo.
P„.4.i.*1444r8-fie0:47-: -
any Agent '
*
e. pots
• S..8. No: 40 Colborne
--The7:1thig Is- the TrePortf
o7-4, Collwrne,
• i • P.
are an ,e,
follow4; Vc.--Arthur liftlyttoluter.TJW-1-11--res:
iVfunnings, Rubi-
sunt
nt
ore'
• -,44,$^1`.),$.14'*,..#4'
4004 sods: supplylng
440, toos, as moat
sh Seat. bottom*
or green bone
11*'vir'1"
/ Wt0ott$01
low gg .4dnetien_ Itequentis may be
tacest.X,their:ilt#nte,:-W4h.t17#19P,
S.tnce alt snbnal;tied* are ,ioverned by
thelr totat,cligetitible nUtriMent they are
vaibIe In feeding Values, Their *twit
rth Is disolOsectonly by ii,suarentee4
atutlirsis and their ,Ohltsbitity,,,,.A var.
thtil,'*IttO4aialritednotoet7im17.3npe':;:moromir 04:404000,kintianand.
tentrattra when . the 'WO are entlrely
confined- to •tilehOtil*- --Ow free range
th4 Pt0POttiOn inay be reduced 0,000r4,,
ing to the area and the tiatUre Of the
range. If there is an, abundance o:',
sects: and worms. And * liberal. supply or
sklmmea Milk Is „.given as drinir!•:lhe.',
Meat portion Of the ration may he al -
moat Or entirely absent; ' but this
tion . would be present only in the early
spring With a -limited number of l*tis 'Ott
free range. , ' •
When in tondnement or allewed, only
theltbert,' ot snailthe laYIng,
stock at the ,POilittli011 hPOrimelltat
Station, torrow, receives *.a.' constant sup...
: ply of animal feeds in the proportion. of
10 parts dried.buttennilit 'powder, 6 parts
fish:Meal, 4 parts *heat Me10,. antl'4 parts
.bone Meat These .concentrates form 15
per tent of the dry *ash smntture and
may be.varlad at times to uIt
they
may When favorable result. are attained may be Credited_ to the feeding • of
balanced .atIon plus breedlng......
0yritaut the 'spray outfit-
the
grower shank!' give some' thought to those
;-factors whleh flinited his production and
affected the .quality of .the -crops prOduc-
-hod-in-03a, 24k -frequent limiting -factor
-14n, profitable oral) PrOcludien Is the valence of 'pia* citeases-,Diftnjit.....ot.the_.
10t‘s-'7OiedatOne4-1,17:'-tiiarit diseases Might
moos W
.114044
scPied another sgna1 vtctocy.Iron-bound
%military smartness Is betoming.a thin '•*0
.the past .The i3rttisb nfant0
been given a ,nev,- uniforMl _
Iii theglee of the .old not ;
01.144-the-tunie-viit-have-ait
like that 'of' ornate uniforms. It
have pleated,pockets and st double pient
at the back, ,, to ttlak0 for . greater, -Ogg'
dom of Movement. The sleeve will have
an open cuff, fastened With a • *Ingle
be prevented priettsing' revommend-',
.ion-and-the-use-
ed-contrOl ttreS-000h as-15IY.ra.:----7447
iktant_varieuespraying_48,very , COM19g! AND :UTILITY '
11,11130rtallt and has betonie an :na_sential button, sOrthat when •the_ occasion. arlseS.
part .of growers pprierarg, For spra3,3 it can bf.ii turned back comfortabi er-
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1114 44 41 4
Kathleen 1VIillion. IV. -'Verna MU-
, .
lion, Jim- plablado, Bari iviugtord Irene
Hitt. . sr, irg.---tivrins.-Mininings, -Benson]:
=Ilion. Jr.- 111 -Lucy Altunnings,
II -Betty Moore, Jean flit-
bladoflznu Pitbladov-Ada-Pitigade.
Mugford, Russel Kernighart,,
Brie Moore. -Pri-iDanny•--. Idtbla -(13dra..
Othy :Pitblado. I
EVELYN torio, 'Teacher.
to, be effective the4p It ati •
p 0 my; must, be . _ _ , . many_ _ _ .;,_.
witting t e. sedi i to do lobYsLwPith
Onlaar,Onr heel!:aeliteertPastilh9erillibilYhi**t'hea-liellied-t"exit. :tirt'lltAtetitil:tLirtisg '..:11w13,hibillib.`ifinp"'•:7-mlivcilfell weary
eves. .
operation, of the -spray outfit,' Delay's hours spent in poll them 0 nerroe
arising from breakage, in equipment .eur.. brightness. ' ' !
often verynevr7shirtTra74ttiritdawir‘...testuta ' 81.P, ° di.sallivintingi- -worn*.ifiutsttre that- .0.5...turtle. This is
,
,
T 1,1 SO Y,,,TAX.
ECZEMA, RASHES
& OTHER SKIN TROUBLES
Seethed Healed by Zam-Buk Ointment
am.intikkicalc04:11 Spit* cake.
r eaith
1
'ConStipatien one. or the .niost tom -
;11104 ofhtterits,' main); doms,nds that.the
-boa, iet rid of Its waste.lonchietst.
gUlaritY 'eVattlation , desirable, but
there are individual differences in. the
*retgency of compatible with
health, # generally agreed that at
least one' regnler eVaellatian dailY Is the
beet -habit tor inost 'people. • ' • • •
COuetiPatien- may' he 011e, to some ab-
normal:, condition which ..r,equires,
eal care for 'its oorreetion. Most eases
Of constipation grow out of faulty habits
of living*, so Most cases'can be. eorrected
by •attention to habits. „ To do ,so *re-.
quires perseverauce. but it will earreet
the constipatiOn.
The moat important point is regular-
fity of habit.' A regular ..t.iMe should be
selected, A half-hourl after eating 1$
suggested as the taking of food semi
nthr ,atiraulusjoLthe., digestive
tract WlthQut 'faik.,whether or not an
Urge felt, the. -toilet should be 'visited
A 'Wile ibted''' tirne;'' 'pars -lit -a
In, then a regular habit is developed,
and a . bowel movement .will take plate
at that time. • ,
„lter-ost-Tpeopie- do mit sufficient
'water. The amount 61' water.required
-460ends upon occupaticai-ancl - season, for
these. factors deterrnhie. the ainount --of
water ion by the,bOdy through perg.dra-
A-glatss-or:two-cit-Water-upon
Ing-atirberieen. meals ,rv.,11,1 help to 'over-
-come-constivatibi-1,
Por many reasons, green vegetables
itl-rregularItY hawk,.
sensible diet and exercise' to, oiercOte
constipation. Constipatien, Vtedi4304e4.•
. tO PhysICAI disorders, toms headathetk
'lowers efficieney and %avers ,fatiglni,/
altogether an un,desirable conditiOnt It
is worth the effort necessary and tb.00
persistency required to establish a regu".
:lar habit of elfinination.
FERTILIZER ANALYSES
The results of analyses of official teirix.
pies taken under the Fertilizer Act baVe
just been published by the Dominion 0e.
partment of Agriculture for the Year
ending June 1933 and to farmerS. and
other buyers of fertilizer it is Suggekted`
that this report' of Analyses be used aS,,a
guide when buying fertilizer flea seaspn.
"If," says the Chief of, the. Fertffizer Dieu
Ision of the Dominion Seed Branch, "this
were generaily- practised, further Im-
provement may be expected in the qua-
lity of fertilizer sold in Canada." N�
'fertilizer for sale in Canadaescapea in-
spection and -saniplirig•by the -officer& of
the Dominion Seed „ Branch who carry :
out their auties wherever the_f_ertilizer-#
tound. be_itin 'manufacturers' ware**.
ses or, -as more often happeni, in transit
lanyerin freight thedsron •Wharees.'
or in railway cars at destination, or quite '
frequently on the _premises of farmers
who have bought the fertilizer and :feel
*doubtful As to its value. Application to
Dominienpepartment of Agriculture,
Ottawa, wilt:ensure-a copy of the -4432-----
33 report.
:7-1tABXES'FING-METIJOLIS_
moisttn'e---ane-grade survey of
glaffi--h-a--ilested by various methods in '
Western Canada during the 1932-1,103,.
and fresh fruits' should .be included in season, it was found that straight -corn- -
I
the -diet' eaeli day. They *provide. bulk blned wheat shoWed a greater percent- -,
in the diet and so promote " intestinal ac- age of tough and damp samples than
tivity. There are eases, With an irritable either stock threshed or swath -combined
bowel, where roughage ,Is -contra-7indicat- samples. Of 401 stock threshed samiRes-,
_three per cent -were -tough- or -damp,:- -ol- ----
sliotild not be overdone. 410 straight -combined samples* twenty- "
-211ong. with- regillaritY fof toilet liabi wo per cent -were tough and three per
and. proper Adiet must go exercise, -Reeu.." cent damp; and of 211 twath-oombined
lar daily exercise which will bring the samples eight per cent were tough and
large 'muscles of the body, into action is one per cent damp. • with respect to
Ing - the 4PraFing.--leason, are--wid -11
e and comfortable t neclf,Paarl7ria
Consequently, growers.qe urged to Make • ' el 11 _ ear y_
.111540 of the '!Wititer -months to overhaul approve& of by an, who. wore the old
with a
„ No. Goderich I Plate-. ir.nl_i4e.nt! and that
parts, -re-; b_4444.1-ight,puiro,v'---' s_cumbersomelhan.
School report fer November and Dec- -"'"elY(Whi.an"' Bee' 1/14 ev,thinir the olaTtardig'ati, has been adopted also.
Is 'in ,,readiness toe.tlie season's -Work: • The greaten deperture,of.all from the
ember. Those Marked with an asterisk,.
were •absent tor one or more examina- '°4t4ts. Are required to hee"'''Y tirn-Ffill-nmed and fililiCan119rtable is in the
the spray- outfit, make the neceseare, re- shirt, narrow and tight- cotton ner4c-P
1 ns. Total 600;444,360,......gr . ,Y9.9.c4:40-ncl '.1414.4...avrio.tiof,aa,37„twillivv,417,04,*
Maurice BarwOod, 438;„ McAllister, fivealriTiebet_lriti;iisZhi;,011•04911,47w,P,.4.:locfen,,,oeped' r'ianttio4,er";_tidratitttfar-sbtea,lktoenr'4, efIdoduibilii„e
" I13`, up and
It IS 'a COtOr4011 experience during .the a pocket:.
00, -pase 4ivtattiand, 3,08. Sr.
raiyiLlg -.
Vbola Tiehborne, 306;...armand t.assalIne
•°°-,rArratrie:-tassitline-1.- " -sshiuld- be ='-e,artial:rirtni-f13-g, `1;11-436"0 dile CHINESE BANQUET
303; *DEM Sielings 110; Harvey-tassaline. d delay 111--4411"4 necessa° rePairs' everYthing. even to the
109; *Mildred Powell*, 103. . la. 111116 and m(41-er,can saved- over- 'than sticks -'•which were mastered- With
Arthemise Zelialine- 292* haullng the 8Pro e501:1•Men.:rilYty some difficulty. wastheAmer' Even- by
:
told relief, It has behind it years et
ttecestk-Iteis-the-sure'reme
sufferer.
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COISITRIBVT4 TO THE .--;47111tiii-T14444-$ SEi
1g- Ofr TtrflERCOLOUS
I
- you have -1144,-SolitAti-yourt--eolitribittion teturned your seals, 0
11 won't, you pleas d do 'so now? The funds provided -will, help prevent, fl
find, and cum ?tuberculosis throughout the Yelm, "
11 On behalf a all those who conte•withire the serves of the queen
11 Alexandra Sanatorium, extend _ottegrateful thanks ` who'.
;have- contributesi---in--t gratethili adr-
o nowledot the free publeit given the campaign by the Tresis
**rh ' • iness 4flices thronkhouV area, also
spue for both contributed by ,hlessts, Smannian.* Itnicreht Limited,
Loudon. - .
11 OnftlEitP4448 844.114 comtorrea
11 net% Alexandra Sittiatorluic Ontario'
Ji . nada has over 8,000 Sanatozitun Ws for the ttlhereulOil- Christ. -
Inas Beals help to And the eases needing thorn." .,
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1=F:1102201I110)====ktfttoiozzt4)
•
1•••••••••0•0140.0•••••••••••••
-We ma
$0.004$14.4.0
Academy.
COIZRICH 04tAkto
nplitihini School That is. Different
to tom tor :ow. lens.:,1,sktot Ito
wuRattittiax, 0/Mitt 934.
111 the: that to begin: training orthepeisition 704 hoPe tO sCellte
fiente. but Your trainhur laaet be thasia'ali and testp144e. .
tUoiseen ° -
° )-
41 individual inatriletiOrt and Supeilision .enatiles us to
to four tteeds..and then you thskir advistea at raigill$
*r c*pb1e of' Watering the studies.
VISE Vitt titA14 WOO'. Ittft0t,
CLA,800148 NOW ttl tott00110418.
U*ISp. , potitAto,
•if
ii
r +0: rw, •• , 0 *Betty
Puller, .161; *Arnold Puller, 191; Lottie
Powell. O. 11. -Total 400, pass -240-
.64-Dorothea-lichbOrner-25-1'
*noddle Johnston, I:37; -477.4na Powell,,
134.; ...,"-Erit spoken, 105,. 1. -Total 200
e Sowerbir. 98.. Pr•-1361"iilee
Edna 4omereall,• HatOld, Johnston,
Freida PowelL
eFrl MANS, . Teacher;
• . • a
EVEN, tituAlowric _
ThonfaS- Oariyis defined- genrus ",as a
capacity tor taking•Psins: • 'that being,
un-. it may be said that the word may be
applied- to the maintenance, Of '.Canada's
ma- ...war. i• • R owit
a
nothing escapes 'the TigilanCe of the Do.
nion-4realth- Iitandi -Vein
the '48414 Or' Itualci dogs- 'within the
-lihaikiw- lite 'Neitli Pole to the, treat*
ment-0:,Ouspeeted rabbits. 'the euziriy
south. tor years Past, reports have been
reeeived ROTC, „tke Boot Canadian
,
,ttottrited',Ptillee and, front other source*
Of .00asiOnal otttbreakt disease abating
the Husky or sledge dogs Of * north.'
sMF6', eigioot16.,4'
hittriati beintsWelYt along the Eastern'
Arctie coast during the whiter and
noing .01 )031'0 and it iesaid that' the
disease the,Saine time raised: halve,'
amont the 'Wild foxes. Thie outbreak.
was tolncident . With the :Or distemper
outbreak -which. sWel* throftith, 10
renehea on Prince Itditard Island
It Wu itnnossible to Iktairt hitter*
tont the Attic dogs to ,establisit.,A:tteo.
tblit6 (1101164111. hUt Ott the asstmtPtiOn
thet the ilkstast atm a /Doi* of disteni,
*esk vetoiniti-tootttio
'or, the Beath Of Aninitle Tirsittett. was
sent to the torth with, OP* *nit%
distemper onteine-iirtis and -rotting
CatIsere made at *Elate posts. ea far
nsthits Zile/Mere Wand mitt Preventive
tre*tment adintnisteted..: supplies ot
were lettleti• use iti:tsitd tit16" 41$*
•should re-4-mear during the Aglow -
winter. It *odd appear that the
disease ,oeturt cybies 'of *bout • Ate
years • the Vetertitili-bireetor flerz
Ics both &lot, and toms.
ht of the apreittl, of the
400 may die in ***bort
tire dais with ay**
for* ot 414400404e,
4 (
MO!
.44. 444' • . .
rnos4esirabIA sinipie' way to secure grade, it was found that. as A result, of
such exercise IS to wails -out of doors -for exposure to rains the average grade
loW-
an lunar iiaily•' • • ering- was -lea#-for stooked grain and
One word of warning is added. Just greatest for swath -combined grain.-
-41§7 -long -as, laxatives-ot:enemasifare-uted,- '-earcadiaa-JournatorSesearele-----, -
eonstipation will persist. The bowel reL-4.,_11
natlitesql;_lliss_an.octitef.13;:ettakia..ilal;•. atilt hdceoznii:Ilitdsutastanbie:hisw
th:e7re.
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Iktrimateriai phreoTosrist'whi_oas,tile ,oyitxn, -mtltiol,,tint.,.;::%vic!tririfouir_bli'lit:t _tcl_ktrri:ityri,..-situfe.soasm, eweonn:nb,.....,cey. i,
• soltim's TillitERCine5gis . co;ntoL couver, toi other members of the ConsUlar
•
tuk*, and , Vail% en. ;ontagemlent in this
iv be -.. .1°1°5'11 .1:km.zilleOti'ill -Iftt, lif?--S:
qematid. for..4.0 a through h6_, adoption _ Most fastitileus- 1.taste • There 'iollc;Voia' :
of more neggrizoeiiivhae;nitmdo'ntilteini-iLi:431)0elleit „_arit'lfrilecl-4:shoottlIFtilesati ICildn:C14ne"pasinitrgtry -t'and monk -4'41v.
.
dp
IneliC.or 4g4ollittire obtaining•, The
tde "_,,fo.___fr •thuTpjar4171-"btr.tter P"reeadi4 ''- -C1111011411Lan-
,Orteration. of publici__heaith,liodies, dairy-- dcia`mit eew.4.1tho tYteee'icawily :CeI uhlt:oteviivv.;:th ainnesr--7. aoshNpe!:
'Inen* and .11Y0--'nfock.rOwners.--,---- --..._e_t_-zilz, .....aine.se...teitirtalls;4nvsteriott.flint:
.4 ---.,'
.0=ova
OWT-
m n or thisTworit- has. Increased • -ti ntat1sying.Theineunec
_Welt_ an -.extent that Art_retent_.years, this-.,--kr--menitter-E the einnev;-, Consfi_Infe
lem hoe iieerv-the-- ,contrellIng -tatter nncRuctti-nl:Id 'no tleta.11-„'Ntailetsr•
Wasciatql
in
' -
in 'regard to :the personnel -and eXpendi-
prestog truly -Oriental
tn.re• of the field, division "of the BealW •
0: .4kalmals Branch. 'The. work has • -cm PASSPolir Nt11§MM
tectrOterzexturter,ct-tiwbracir----,•=whY-allotlittr
teoniari realoieg in Canada'. 'for four or
limit theactivitiesOf The intuiehin-ilinr -qv"ear "ve t""urt--"alisP°4:1
most _dant '',undertaihliil • • native county of Tent, or Sussex? Pass-
"' desire," says the Veterinary Ditto.;
tor ClenerallifliWannusil teport...inst.
shed, 4tCP 9aftleigartY point out, that this
work Is • amennntlative. 404 Under the
shigle herd 'polleies 'should be tected at
least Once „itinuallt In area *Mt
general re -teats fluky. be deterred in areas
ttr-ji
for„it, Period of three yeritt but longer.
. f%Ite canna. hope to make tiatiatactor301
PrOgre,ge 'unless Careful attentkut • is: paid
to re -test ...Work. With nearly two
mul-
lion'elittle under the Wicks of the
Pe-
partment A.grieulture, re -test work
.bee.-reeoott:-jerge'vrogortIone, and con
sequently MUst. Ihnit inaterisll,r the
number irtitistf4teatt whtch can be
nn-
dertaken with ix.* present, staff.' In ad-
dition ,tlte genera/ re -testa ireisi
And the Annual re-teata Of herds under
the steeredited•herd, and suPerviSed 'herd
plans 111100 tees. it tattle for entry.in.
to these areasa an Mnat under,
teken.;"
•
it has -,,consequently been -necessary to • •
s. • •a • t ••
go -back and •visit the home folk In the
-
ATARR AL DEA
OV
/We Ctikintrhal flg
rt jurit iittle 1*aM of
*hod rhOisse 010 to
gist itn4 set 1 (smolt of
), and
.and
kat
ports in War flute are quite. necessary, of
course, but in, time of prate, aa betWein
Ttrondnions atid'iliellelited Kingdom, 'they
only tend to keep another , government
bureaucrat"?' alive and + ,also icy restrict
free -and uninterrupted travel. And the
more tinvet we have between 'Canada
and the Old' Land the better. -St. Cath
ries Standard. .
AntotIONS-Olt TREES
Prairie Provi.nees Greatly Changed 1.
Lost 'rbtee Decade
- Since -the,taimerian GoVertunent:initi..,
tuted tett-platitirtg..411vIsitin 1901
merit of the Interior (SInce transferred to
the Department of A•gritulture), a total
of 117,225.936 trtes have been dish -ikon..
ted fret to 'farmers In the Prairie Prov.
Inca. Of.this total 115,190,070 were de-
clations broad-leaved trees and,
2,0354866 *ere coniferous or evergreen.
Sufficient ,Seedling trees to establish
shelter belts have been Sent out from the
Canadian GOvettiment Porestry Stations
at Indian Bead arid Sutherland, .Sasket.,
ehewan„, to as many et 6,000 farmers,
every year, for the past thirty years, or
an ,average Of .about 4.00000 trees per
wet. In addition to the free distribution,
rnillions tries:ha* been sold in the
Prairie Pt -Ovine -A* by owners of private
rzurserles.
The result hi that many 0**,144 of
farm home, which formely stood
out �n * atintewhat bare alai unrelieved
0, Site now sheltered., by
not only ett-vot
but10 to comervetbe
of
tta toottibution ,
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