The Seaforth News, 1918-10-31, Page 7,1.aa
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./ 46'.....'.." t Many otoolemon delzorn tlhe sboekor By Andrew i+", currier, 1kla ���
cw- t, x, - I•" and feeder cni.btla or salsas to be'kopt br, Carrier will answer all signed letters pretalnlag to Health, . If. yow i
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• :r,... :- of dohotatiirog ono con orad.:. answeredp a a Y tamped, addressed envelope Is oa latter lead, "1 ;craw you i
tlas'd. Dr. (7urrlor will not prascrilta for lndlvldusl cases or wake d�aggosla Y ani lnathaY
1111 ocarzigmy in hh0 '£sad hpT and 1n.s'Irip k dko4sDrs Andrew V,i Currlor, cars of Wilson PtabUsgluil Cv, 73 Adetalds 'W'ilel bo glad to learn 'tthlit 1 have
By AgronoanfsG k11ng', and Possibly s, olight, increaaseWast, Toronto, passed the final tests in the ofYlcars'
This Department Is for the use of our farm i'sadors who Want tine advice ill market value. Animals being fit- �
scahool, i received illy commission as
o/ an export on any question regarding coil, lead, props, oto, IT Your question tad for baby 'beef should not 'De de "' " 13ilinusaansa. may also he associated with dksease lieutenant this tttornlri
Is of sufficient genaral Interest, It will be answered through this column, of ' horned as .with horned broods -the a "A ` C. g, ' Some of
•stamped and addressed envelope Is enoioaed with your letter, a complete , r W. K- -For two Or three years I of the kicl Lays, with chronic Bright's the fellows who used to beat me at
answer will be mallod to you. Address Agronomist care of Wilson Publishing can be told aupptoximately by the shorn, + r havo suffered from aeriodta attacks disease w ociall for those who have
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Co., Ltd,, 78 Adelaldo et, W,, Toronto, and when the horns are removed the 1 `• in whiclt •6he symptoms are: A sud- this troubla or infrequently com in chemistr Pald to tees^ they
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°' buyer ane suspect :an animal o£ ba• 1 °u* * ; den I Y e. 1 '
The Stora a of Potatoes. Axagtr, Gan bu botwoen 34 and R10 de caps , Y ", partial ,blinditoss, !1t whicch half plain of symptoms such as are men not stand the grins}. I'm pot crow
g g Ing over age unlit and may owt down ers� 's, of an abject may ,be visible, the other tinned in 'thr,; alcove letter, 114 over thein s '
i"ltp las'sas from improper sinless V. samawha't an the prlcp. n I 'I to :-' part a blank 'the light flpshizag a Biliousness is 'also . artlaularl e. n bel feelin of course, but 1 can T
of aabetboes are ai far S. ICea ( p Y o n g ,,,at umy
2 gr. eater seen- p the storage rOaan as coal If a feeder :!s raising his :own ani- + z' ` ": � better dasariAlon than flushing would, nested with crinis or d4et• an attack, first ca m ss'o o a little over t, I
•omlc I'm artan'co than ie enepyall as 'poesible directly atter this Product m 1 i n, 'Cor, df I do su it, L
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ver, the beat, ,method of dalhoz•nllt'g �A� ' b CAi65 � 4MG T1aC t'CNcG'i be "bailing") before my eyes, the or indigestion following oVer•eat{ng' worked hard, and I •6hought of -you
realized. These las'soa are brought is shawl, Y p will be found to be an applloation of ��1, NAC j WA CF11'HE SINNER,•. sigthb 'bei'ng confused and almost nil; l or the eating of,so'mething which do, and mother, and! I was hound tar
about by a variety of factors which 9, fill your bins gradually; by so caustic sada or musbie potash when r' this candition will last for a fie^N nil-' composes o•r ferments in ,the stomach "pass."
doing, p .alnl �'pf..' w 046 r^ORWAab4 •. .•...n....,y
may be grouped tut three divisions, e.g. g, tore potatoes iltnrt are put In as 1
1>, sisal, mechaanical and abholo ical, first have lost their 'heat before they Rite da1f is a few days olid, or when N E . RI WAK NG FOR N15 L N( motor, 'the slg4hb then a}ear, and a i or intestines will often produce an The middle-aged couple who livid
Physical, p g blas bubTon can be Pall 'blinou ht 'the (.. II hgadacha comes ort in the ,ocelli of are covered by another layer, g H`�M TEAL t PQOR DOG -5 QiNN�l�'� Y ,attack o1 hiliousness, given to the service their only son
torsi bre ht a p' li lU, Carefully sort aux stared elle,( of cau,stic sl'ighvt y„ , the oyes, latatltng it may be an Hour or It may also be brought on by emo- read letter with tears of pride,
The *clef lass from h 5'Ioal fac• skin:'• Wet the
s ug bout by the stotaga Y ly and tub rot we' Oil the'skin over Dhe so, my head fools dizzy, and i ain in• tional calls such as fear, worr J "The bo is doin • well," said the
o£ immature sC cit. PotatOas that 'are land re at alle tube doming star. ivge,l horn after first�c.14pping the halr off clined 'to reel when I walk,,•there, is anxiety, or profound E -motion of an •iather, as 'he perused it a second time
to Ito stared should be'tihoroin hi. ri and recross all Cu4aorS showing slgns
g Y po, the regi'ont Do itoL• got lice s�biolc too ad'so a heavy feeling in ,the head, as kind. Y "`Lieu'benaznt'JsOur:cls right to me, P/m
that is, tMo staulkS should he <i*ad, oP cliseaS6 or decay, wet or it `wA be 'apt be run down when water is taken in the ears in An attack !awls several hours and must not forget to address his lettere
sans, 'Dh'o tubers should atlharc firmly — over. the side of 'Tho head burning off btvbhlteg; my own voice wild have a far with many people It is repeated per!- that way. lie has earned his title." I Parlilizero Par '1919. g
to rite steins, Pobataes may have the tvair and also causing needless away Sean•(,. The attacks wm'a at oii•Icalfy, partl0ulaaly in the spring, The mother murmured as.�ent and
dheir stalks preauaturaky kil'l'ed so as Now is troe iiime for the furmer to pain, w intervals of a few weeks, a few When the ,atba.k is due to retention, ternderl laced' ,the letter with the
to resemble a natural death by being plain his eroppmgls fou• 1919 and in do, When eldhornin is not done at thisIL t'' �' - x months, or it may be Onlya few da Y p .
attack,ad by late or earl bll t rhd- Ing so decide upon what fertilizers g , . YS o'f undigested food an emetic or at Albers that the boy had written since
y p Ibi'me, int is advisable 'to wait until the 4 0 �M apart. p[at of mustard water will pr•ompt•I leaving home.
zoctoni'a, the flea beetle or pobate. ,nig, if any, he purposes to use, Last horn has made a :fair growth and'bheio f , I have bhought bile condition may ly empty the stomach and the bad I A year afterwards a letter tram the
but upon exatnrnatlon lila tubers air spring tliazro was considerable disrtp use olth0x •rite s'aw ar .the oli era, :`i,.' •I o r ^: be due to a disorder u the Muer, or a' y promptly bo saute from "satnewhere at the '
der such lambs wild b0 found brine puiiitment among farmers, es eriall pp o 4 symptoms ma disappear, a Y
p p y which must be used 'in either case if of the kidneys. Have you any tree• too, front,"bearing the mark of the " 1. hr, '
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tin+e and unlit for hest storage re- among thorn 'who lead inlayed planing the feeders are Purchased. Ci ors .o ,° Use that you ,think would be valuable For Chase tvh0 are sub (t r u bilious C. A;," and ht the handwriting 0P u
bheir orders till •a few weeks before p pp j' `' t
Salta, I`rost bitten Haid sunburned "'r ;i to into
nls'o cure in this tlivislon, rills sensor opened, as tlaene was net ax's quicker and less lsmistful than lite :, attacks the thing of groateyC irnlaOr•' ]Calf Crass nurse. This in the wniy
saw. They make a cleaner cut, ' h symptoms Of which Yau com- tans is to live can food of Lhe aim- !it ran, in part:
Tile meehanie-al-fac'Wrpthat-4roul;ht only a starttage of material but Which 'blead's 'longer than that made l'..... are peifeabiy familiar to any plest rharaciar and rat lou much of 1 ,levo been here Lhrae months I
about loss n storage are chlefly abouti tran'sporta'tion facilities were such wits the saw. In either ease ,the physician of even moderate experl- it. land the tel. me I
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g >huE Y I you have been ,sept I
l+y apr leas Itazicllin of the crap all giaiclr. dolivaries could not horn should be cut a little befUow the once and' while bhey may be attribut• It !s allso very ds,slrahle to avoid Informed of my condition, Thict is
W harvest tmtc, suc111 sts broken, creek-, a made. There Is no prospect that union of ;the horn and the slain or bheW able 'to abhor conditions they ath•Swer' means of doing this is to take a gen-1 the first time I have been able to d,ic-
etl or chipped tubera duo to Improper• conditions will be .better next spring horn will begin ,be •grow again, quite well to the rubric which is known � constipation and one cd' the best' babe it lotter," (Ilene followed an ao-
dig+ging and Tough usage in athet I and it -therefore behooves the fanner g g gathering, t}uls full to learaf'uihly consider ]xis Tire best time -to dehorn is bhe first Precautions Against Cholera, in common languauge as blllotasness. I orat>s dose of castor oil every two or count of .the engagement in which rhe
the crop. The slightest injury to pelt of April or' bhe ,ellen pant of This is a term ,Of which suitors of three nlghtbs during -the period in' had been wounded.) "While 'lying
the skin of the potato lays it Open to I needs' wait the prices and having I Nearly every fall there are autr medical text books fight sot of for
October; ,that is, another in really a y (w'hidh the attacks of Iltli*useless are: in this hospital I have ha+i a remark
invasiuu of m:vria N of decay, produe• made his 'sel'ection to plane his orders, breaks of hag aholars. When chol- it Is lackutg it, e'vactatess -and (loss want to ennno. I able experience. Them are five na-
sti labii weather nor in fly time. In fly time
Ing' spores, which, when given ,bhe ro- in'' g ail early delivery, Co era is in tine neiglnbood', 4haaltvy hags not define much of nnyUttirn
per conellbloti,:s will 1a aid a, • pro.
oprrablon in Ordering may effect'the tie animal is -somewhtuL• run down and be kept free from a disease b i a g' � with
ja an calcars }s aacorztpanled, tionalitie's in my wood, and the Rad
I d y ,Iru,td cls flies cause great may
p the Y It 'sugbesbs a c0iralibion !n whish witch •atintlt0e and y
g g, prevent the j feeling
when, Cross all shisters ars wonderful and
•raa.,v :tkmatgh �}re entire lot, saving of a considerable amount an cl'oaavitug the feed .Lata, breeding pens bile may be circulating in 'the blood, there is wi;t4o int a fedlht of soreness � to us all alike, of coursr.. A few
wound from'healiing, and are "t source Under the purchasing and freight rates. and }rag �shdltei+.s, and disinfecting for those who are bilious ate•P.requont• in the region of the liver, a suitable! nights ago, In a sort: of waking vision,
pathological leu, iseau s 1 During the Past ton years bbare has of Infection, It Is best far a few ,th'e'm with a good dasinfeobant. KO 1
coma the tubers affected by disease,' da7s after the aeration not ;be , rve g �p y Jaundiced, and jaundice means that quantity or ca'Io.taveT followed by a I seemed to see these nations lifting
Geon considerable mer faeBriti C the y p g the hogs away from streams, puladtc bile plgment'has been -taken out of the dose of Epsom scuts wild frequently be up boseoe inti,• hands for help to be
Undoubtedly illi bhe ,sate blight (Phyto -1 number be farmers in British rbble e the cattle dusty hay or abhor feeds an -highways and neighbors' lots, Burn blood current and doposibed in the sufficient elieve •h -r lifted out of darknea- 't e
phbhora inf05ta.ns) is the most coin-, vzltieh there Its much dust, as bile W a. the bad symp d a ilio light, Then
1 pia, Quebec, Ontario and the Maribimo all `carrion' wlhlah abbraabs doge, skin. boars sand postpone another attack, a figure come walking through the
mon, as well as bhe most dostrurtive. latov}ices usln fertilizers bub u fort• wounds are li'ab,le ,to became lnfecboci buzzards and crows. Scare .away ail
Tubers affected by this disease are al g and cause trouble. Y It corresponds also to the condi- Mercury Is not a substance which it i ward all in white, and it was the
most ((ricin Co decay !n storage; icor l una'terly but a small percentage of stray dogs, pigeons and English tion which is sufficiently watt known Is dasir+able to take :habitually but t Christ. He stopped by my cot, and
is this decay confined to the diseased them have any definite knowledge of �—� , sparrows. &bay away front Infect- among the laity as,sickheadache, the it sorts wonderfully wold as an o*oa• I heard Him -say as plain as I ever
Title profit that may have resulted ad 'herds in the neighborhood, and dizziness and 'disturbed vision beingstomal remedy for certain conditions heard you or mother speak, 11 coin.
Tubers, but sptaads rapidly to the from their application. There waft tae visiton+s out o£ ,brie ha labs vel y
healthy oras, tntloss ptreventive mea•! pp p g followed wibliln hair an ,hour or 'au and one of these conditions is Gilious• I mission you, with bliewsands of others
surae ,are enhployrew, and entiv t stot••' re?ays r a is ro of rtilizuncerrs, ch as less their Shona have •Gaeta 'prap'erly hour by a more or 'less in -tense head near. ,lice you, to preach the gospel to the
regards reswtts Pram fat^Elllzers chief ;A disinfected: Distnfoot all reeetttly echo, with want 'oi appo'ti'to and pas -P. E. --.Will you. lnfarm ono in re world that has not heard dr headed it
age provided. I ly owing to the fact that seasonable an purchased hogs and u'aranbine them I „
The decay of potaboas lit storage; condibions can not be ,predicted, but A common and troublesome para• p g q sibly nausea and vaulting. said bo Raynaud s Disease? A11 that was as clear to me as any
p For two weeks Or 'longer, Vaccinate It has seemed to me, as I have Answer—Art article has been writ-: real happening. It was a read hap -
may b0 caused by a number ori with close observation from carefully site affecting fowls is the roost -mite, will scrum alone to prevent 'bhe de- stated, bh•at :this condition teas of- ten on bh6 disease, and you can 'halve r peeling. I cannot describe oto you 'the
organisms, wh!•le each organ•. planned work, a very neat knowledge l when these become sufficiently sumer n y ten due to disturbance in the bile a ca ad it b sending stumped, self wonderful beauty Of than figure g g veto nrent of the disease -in reeetvtl �, y p y sure as it
'rain 'may have its own particular foam , may be gained as to the kind and ous they not only infest bhe nests, but pwah'ase'd hogs, searebing function of the liver, but it addressed envelope. came down between bhe cots, But I,
A of attack; stall it is grxa,bifying to amount of fertilizer whiclt will prove other parts of the poultry house, es- When cholera or either s'lakness oc- _ '
_ _ as I lay there that night, said to my
know that the remedial tneasutes are profitable. A series of adjacent plata) pacna4l'ly cracks and crevices, as well ours in your herd, separate the sick '—T "` - i Lord and blaster that Z would accept
the sante in oaoh caso, on fairly uniform sail, each with a as the roosts. These mites are much I Apple Recipes for HSiJowa'en. _I Harveafing Nuta as a Patriotic
arxlraals promptly and canfitto 'thesri his commission. If I am spared, f
The fouotving su} g'estious regard r different amautt or combination of like' tiny spiders in appearance and in a screened 'shed or chased 'bulidin Apples in mat forms are always Pastime.
Ing the storage of potatoes, IF fel- fertilizer and sown 'to .the same crop,are often called spider•lice G poultry, g' pP y I will come back as a gospel messenger
Y E>o k"J Call a veterinarian to ball whother the included 'In ,the menti for a Hadlowe'enI 'Throughout Canada there is a gen,. to fight the battle for souls: I have
laved carefully, will practically oli•I fua•n!•shes tine most reliable means oI men. disease is cholera. If Cholem is pre- luncheon and the list of refreshments l arena supply of nut -bearing tTeas: t,,ceived niy'aecond commission father,
1r,inate the losses from decay of pots- leas•ning ,the most profitable applies- Roost -mites are easily exterpiinabed sent, vaccina,be all the hags which are for a Hal'lowe'en party. The follow.I wh•k.h yield an abundance oP edible' e
twos in Storage, and it is greater than bhe first, do's t
g tion, but if time and labor db rat poi GY applying coal ail to all infested mildly ilafeeted, Do not waste serum ins recipes give a variety of ways in clots rich in food value, as the Gu'bter you think?"
1, Spray your potatoes frequently) m•!b al' the adoption of this plan, a parts of the building. As prevention is on ha nut, black walnut, the hickoriea, 'hazel-; s your lieuten
and carefu11 • during summer p gs in an advanced of cho]- w'hlah they can be served: � I that vision of the g
5 g miner tvitih strip of -the field, well staked, Should) better than cure, it pays be •p'aint bhe era, Bill and 'burn w}bliout delay Apple Marmalade Sandhveahes,-1 ruts and beech nuts, Nuts are' alit coming to thousands of youtlg
B 2. Delaeauxy'
mixture, 1 be left unfertilized, and its y1e1,d roosts evory four or six weeks in win• I any hogs that are fabalily id4. DQ'sin- Take one pound of apples,'two ounces, more nutritious bhalt milk, eggs, bread men atter the war is over? They
2, Delay' digging Your potatoes, If w•ei$heci against that of a s!milac sized I ter time and every two weeks during ;feet the labs 'thoroughly, ,turn all rub- of sugar and one ounce of butter, and meat, one ounce of nut lcern0ls have been livingthe life of adventure
possible, until the tops are dead and strip on the fertilized area. From the warrti weather, as it Is In the' bish and litter, w4ui.be-ivash the build- Peel, core and quarter the apple! a'nd beiiag equal in food value co a int of
Clry'• I Presence or heat that these I q pp p and excitement, It will'not be easy
the results so obtained tine profit or i n pests irr I ings and scatter freshly slaked 'IKnte cook them slowly with the sugar and I milli. Nuts are ready to eat with for them to settle down to the cam-
li. Avoid covering potatoes, aftearI loss front the application of, the ferti-11 crease most rapidly and the most about the sheds and lot, the butter until they are soft. put cut 6he labor and. cast of Goold
• nonpdaces of civic and business life.
they are dug, with the loq>s, to protect liter cony •be readily obtained. active. the mixture through a fine sieve and They may be served !n the forms of I But the world will lie open to the
tlhem £roll, sort or Ernst, A considerable saving may be usu Clean nests insure clean eggs. Do let it stand unbil •it .is cold. The mar delicious sandwiches, in salads, m
4. Carefully examine all potatoes I all effected b bum fertilizer !n-! not send dirty egg's'to market. Rub off October 'had no butterflies and so she malade makes a delicious iridin for I jellies and calces, or a ttaitdfu'1' sisal adventure of the gospel mea-
s fruit senger as never before. The nations
to be stared, and remove immature, gradients, n}trate of -soda, su1 nate of the dirt with a slightly dampened told Jack Frost , that have the hand of the Christ 'held
F>'1 sandwiches made aP thin slices of, may be kneaded iritic a 1•aaf of bread `
'Draken, cracked, chipped, sunbitten, ammonia, suporphosphate, basic slug, woollen rag. Cider vinegar •well re- To make a million right away, a0 bread. � before it goes into the oven. A few' ask be them through the Red Cranss
frost-bitten or diseased tubers. eta., than by purchasing' ready mixed trove stains. Washed eggs do not matter what it cast; Apple and ,Blackberry Jam Cordial, kerns pint through the ant chopper. and the Young Men's Cliristisn As -
5. Never store your pababoas while ferbilizers, and •this course also fur- keep, as the gelatinous substance is So Jack Frovt :painted all •bhe leaves —The Ingredients required for bhia and scattered over t'he breakfaIst' socis,tion, and the other agencies of
o, i nishes valuable informillibion for future removes, which seals tihe pores all. the a lovely red and brown; drink are Pour pounds of applies, two I cereal adaqu'ately supply the plave of moray, will be ready as never before
6. Have the tubers free from dirt. guidance obtainable in no other way., shell, and when this is removed air The wind than shook •the branches pounds of preserved bNackbarrios .ad I bacon. I to accept Him, May the, vision of
If dirty, -the soil flus up tite spaces Information and advice regarding, is admitted and decomposition begins, I hard to in -aloe -them flutter dawn. four and one half pounds of sugar. This important food crap is ,waiting, Him and his great commission :come
between the tubers and prevenbs the the use of fertilizers will be gladly To make the jam, mix bhe blackberries !n the woods to be .ga'there'd in. A to the Young men now in the fag'hting
circulation a air. given as far as may be pracbicablo, with one pound of the sugar and let few afternoons spent nutbin'g in the: ranks as it came to this one in the
7, Provide a dry cellar with alrund by the Division od Chemistry, C'.entralBALANCING � j DEMAND them stand for twelve hour Then wnolls during •Ube bright atvtumn'days'hasPfbal "over there."
ant ventilation, where Cha tempera- Experimental Itatmt, Ottawa. 39 stew t}nom unblit fie juice os 'extracted wild supply the mune with nuts for the
from the berries. Next pace, core winter and will agave the most Supp'y' ..
i oey fleece, with market prices placed upon By R. G. Kirby. and cut -the apples into thdc'k.aldces flu• our country's defetnse, After; i
(� yti bhe food, and then some, Whether and add. the blackberry juke that haus gabhorkng, the nuts should be spread:
\� , d wool Solis for twenty cents or fifty In planning crops the farmer should a breed adapted to •his community, He been strained from bony mixtures on the erotic floor or ora shelves in a�
cents a Pound, -the lambs are clear pro- study the law of supply and demand can sell his surplus easily at good Add the rest or the sugar and boil dry place to allow the suaPece, moiS I Alfalfa hay is n splendid horse
The beginner mast understand,thou ill if your flock is properly carol fpr. as it applies to the agriculture of Itis Prices. More of -his neighbors may the apples for -about forby--five mi•i lure to escape. They may be crack feed but must be fed with judgment
breeding ewes, to insure a good lamb The fleece of a well -kept band of community. Even ht time of tsar this purchase a bull from 'him, The cont- nailer. Pour file pwjp into jars, cos , ed at 4eisure 'by the boys and grids in' 't11
care. Because of its palatability,
crop, require that a goodly proportion ,was will average seven pounds, a law cannot°be ignored. For example munity association may hold auctions or them securely and d keep -ahem in a dull weather and stored in air tight nta;ture harass arar likely to eat too
of their bulky feed during the winter a cit farmer, inspired b Patriotism whiclt will brin • 'man b dry, cool p1doe, until you. wish to use' glass jai's. I much !f the
reading, very modest estimate. (Thr scents Y p Y p g y buyers from y have free access to Et.
sell g period, be rich in pratelds, a very low estimate and I amt sure rented land and ,planted it to 'turnips, distant parbs who will pay good them. To mix :the cordial, take such' A few of the finest nubs should be I First held seoond rutting alfalfa. which
1 a9 alfal@a and clover hay—bone many of our sheep mea reparb mach He reasoned .that in war 'time every prices for animals. If he 'selects a gwanb"I'y of the jam as you need and, saved for planting nearer home• is free from mold and dust is best for
and muscle Toad --•with at least 0110• kind of food would be ht groat do- breed less dtlu'be it with waiter and lemon Jules,' Nothing will give the children greater mature horses. Horses like alfalfa
better average (dips), g papular in the community Strain out the pump and you,lave a re-; pleasure blian to choose and pant stems, Tile refuse from cattle maks
,nail print of Dabs once a day for each The lumb crop of a wall cared for mend. fie raised a ,arise crop of he will have less chance to make
ewe during the lost ]calf of the feed- turns and found no d'ennaind for money because :11here will be fess de- 'freshiing drink. I their own nut trees. If space allows, I is very acceptable to horses
Ito• flack should be not less than one p
Ing period. hundred per cent, them in his community; •bhe market mand for his stock. That; is why Apple Meringue Pie.—Take six r a future nut -orchard might be Planned, Tba; best alfalfa hay for horses is
The cost of wlubovirng breeding Provide well -lighted winter qualA. was supplied. The grocers in bhe city certain Holstein and Guernsey centres Iarge apples, three ounces of sugar, of young brees transplanted as shade, that wh-leli was allowed to stand un,
Awes is more than balnuced by the tens, free from draft or norbh, east had little demand for 'turnips., The are prosperous and build up national two ounces of butter, three eggs, half tree's. The beech is a very beauti-, V1 tvoR in bloom before cutting.
and west winds, with wide doors on law of supply and demand was work- relidbations, That rd'einancl ,makes a lemon, some ground csmnomon and ful tree, both in winter and summer, Growing draft, colts are seldom in
" -"'�"" 6m °°m 9 south side nailed open all winter as !ng and the crop was unprofitable. the business successful. If a breed some ground cls r, Peel, care and and the butternut, walnut and hick-I
by eathtg too much a1i'a1:Ca,
POUL7tid a preventive against cotter wool and The farmer can safely base Ills er came into such a section and at• slice 'the 'apples. Cools them slowly, ory malice good garden shade tress, along with oats. Draft mares, hoavy
T ,psRu ,TEA sniffles, plans on the established practice of 1 tempted• to build up a herd of a dmf pan with the su ar and over and their woad is ver valuahle, in foal, may suffer attacks of imp'sLe-
in a sauce g y
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Pricba Ppid Dook all lambs and alter all ram the eommunity. A new idea may ferent ,breed his chances of success tablespoonful of water until they are The buttetnart occurs from News ton if they are allowed -to run to the
Prompt a'aturns—Pia Colnsnlssion lambs after week Old and before be fine but possibly it has been 'tried would be greatly reduced 'becau'se he tenelar, then rub them through a fine Brunswick to Ontario, while brie black rocks and .are not forced to take ex-
yy shearing time, 'if possible, and found unsatisfactory. Farmers ignored the demand for pure-bred sieve. Put tie apple pulp into a' walnut is found du the southern part ( excise.
P. PO� & y who conduct -their business along as -I stock of the breed already popular In saucepan, add the lemon rind fludly, of Ontario. The shag -bar hicko2yl Good, wel'1•colored alfalfa is (A
sa saonsocotum Manioc ,,ksontroaa pI'p suns and 1'a•mbs loan after g
shearing anti, repeal 'bhe dd.p in ten tab,}shed lines will find that they arta • That community, grated, :the lemon juice aril a good ranges from QueGea to the north shore praatieally the same eornpoStblon as
— days otherwise the work will have really catering to sm'pply and demand, The poultryman w'ho s ecial' pinch of *love and cmnam'on, Ro- of Lake Huron, t^.he mockarnut hick, ' wheat bran and is of a ual value to it
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been in vain, as one dipping does not Tile year, wheat is a crop that a with a popular breed will stand mzes ove heat the mixture•, stir in :the butter cry occurring in_Orvtario only. The I its the horse ration, q
" "� I hill the nits, which lator develop into ft r1nor can grow tivith safety because chance of success than one who solaeets and the yolks Of the eggs, and cook hazelnut exbonda from the Mari:titno Alfalfa -meal is used are a partial
t}al0s, of the demand. Me', who produce a fancy breed, Seldom seen within it until it thickens. Line a pie plate Provinces to Saskatchewan; the beak-, I substitute for oats in the grain ration
I never bred owes before Noy ember
wheat'know.that there is no risk in miles of his home. There will be a With p!e Pastry, as you would for ed'hazelmithins an even greater a•ainge for horses in city stables. .Oats are
°U, and litter, as than the lamb comes finding a market. They know that 'demand, 'because the bregel is popular, I lemon pie, Pont, its '0o apple mixture' extending into British Columbia, The often high priced, and sometimes poor.
of, 1W ]linin, i tvi'bh a warm sum after• April is, at a whea'4 is in demand the world over. The rare breed is not. in demand; can.' and bake it iii a moderate oven until beech ranges from Nova Scotia to in quality, Some fenders use the ill
Better quality preferred, grass, The •grojwing of :beans, livestock and s0q'uenbly sales of breeding stools and the pie is set. Beat ,the white- of Ontario. fal'£a-mead with molasses added to it,
and when Iamb
owes are on the eggs to -'a sbiff froth and sweeten'
pPrffe ler pT�aos, and could Iamb out in the wild Pas- staple crops is safe because of the del- h'atahing eggs will be difficult 'to ob. ._ while others prefer it dry. Molasses
STANY Limitod tares during the day with little dan• nand. tain. it with a 'libble confectioners sugar, I How To Make Money. 1 is relished by horses end seelps to
120 1Man#ncld 0t, x . Kootroai get- of losing herbs frorn•.exposu•e. I Some farmers find it pays to grow The populaxity of Improved White Drop it on the top of the pie as yon, There is an opportunity in most, tone up the system.
-..•.--..— always penned up heavy ewes at sun- crop's for nearby canning factories, pitiless Barley and Margins wheat do for a lemon pie, sprinkle it with localities for boys and glrlstodevelop .__.___ _
th demand is there •and N011 create a r n 1 f h' oonfecbloneis sugar and cools it in a 'ttl i b
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down end released them late tit the e a a a exa tp os o tis law. Farmers a li a bus' ness y gattoring dry Fall on the Farm.
market for their crops, In a section are learning the merits of these vari hot oven until it' is brawn, ! pine•neeedle's for beddin nests in
morning; then, if any ,error dropped g Ah! the i Y fail,,;
(luring the night or early in the wltlton't a canning factory the farmer atieS and consequently the demand for App90 Sherbet,—lylake a juicy, sweet the c1alcicen 'house. They axe hatt0r g'miouis da s ofi fall
cannot raise a large amount of certain -them is good. Faattters who stud apple sauce and cook tt until it is free than straw, or any Other material ) :pays of pumpkin pias and all
morning bhoy were nlmto t sure to be g Y from ,aril s am'd 'oP the cmrosdskenc, of 1 Other lits0aus conibinattanq
strong and independent. In this wary crops wiblt0ub t7slc because of lnsuit!- demand and plan 'to furiritsh rte sup- p' y know of far this iturpase, because ilea 4f faint Cooke
lily year's profit was 'saved by ja it a cionrt demand, ply, can make their farming more para- thi'elc eream, Adel a small amoutnt ar mitos will net live or breed its ithem, cookery and rations.
Of lemon nice. Freeze it to an ice i With the year's hard work most done,
little Inexpensive oJlateax6lan at the pro Some Tera ecaused they
core withle, while those tubo a aine',111 errant freezer, When frozen it is j30sidas, they have a tendoltcy do clean Suns like living's just began,
per time, Giza fat^mens because they Pol•law more with crops of ulllcatowlt salon will and bti'g+lvton the plumage of Iblia hons, Time ,to breathe and outer 'round
—�-----.•'� or less in the ways of their fathers. malce little progress. a white, crawiTy sherbet, They can be found in almost any wood.
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To kill off all the cranks would not Somotimce it is called "in a rut." In fruit growing the demands of. y gathered do bags, Licit: your eyes .above tho ground;
n -- our tat and are ccs{i See the hills and'pa'lnted treas,
The troubles or our el+a lot inalla often !•t is Many g sense :Perm tiro buyers must tae carefully eousld• BY the iron in our mountains, Farmers aro glad .to got +them for a Loafing In the, sun at ease.--.
For to the aran4cs we owe a tat ananagertienb. Many good farmers Bred. Certain varieties of applds are By the power in our rivers, reasonable price, and quite a trade g
In ma'kin • wheels at times 1.'evolve, have discovered that the risks of far"'",
arm in It It and command good rices, By the harvest of our prairies, can be lntiilt tot with cit tlelandhO]yR Not a t a14;
g g p 1 y people who I,iving'a gama:t in gays of ;Pall.
�'�----�'� Ing are great enough without growing Obluer varletics aro more difficult to By the skill of our Inventions, keep Ohdakens. �
III preserving' tv 61 h lunacy, use one crops which are not it, c'amattd, n•arket. Mixed ovchavds do not at- By the eou'mp of our fattbhors, a It is well '-- add sail;
—to ldmtva or
cupful. of looney to 't-kroo cupfuls of A dairyman who starts with purer tract buyers. Rita solid ;blacks of By the -aid of Clod above, us, Green corn soup can be int from ISbring beasts whets 'bhey are parbd{p
1 waobor. bred shock is plaminrg safe if he selects standard variables, We shall will and the shall conquer, nee stack, 1 c,Oa1a 4
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