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i_'l`he following list of supplies hae been determined by calculations bas- ed on standards set by recognized an tborltlee* for a family of uvgg...

Man working moderately pn;-d_

weighing about _l60 pounds. -

His wife. doing all the hqrmshdlfl

worll, weighing about 125 pounds, ~.A boy of twelve, weighing about

.75 pounds.

A girl of nine, weighing aibout 56

pounds.

A child of three. weighing about 05 ..

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10 pounds of ment or meat substi-

tute. - ' Moderately fat meat. ' ,... Poultry. Fish. 1 Eggs. Cheese. -

` Dried peas, beans and peanuts. _

28 pounds of other vegetables and Flour- wheat, rye, corn, barley, oatsf - .

Meals- Breakfast foods, oatmeals, corn meal, linked barley, etc,

Soda biscuits, etc. ‘ ~ _ ~

'If bread is ipurchased. deducti pound of flour for every -114 pound of bread. _ ._ ' --

20 pounds of potatoes. _ When these are scarce, one-ilfth the weight in rice, houilny. or other cereal may he sllbsiituietl.

28 popnds of other vegetables lgrld

fruits; -

Dried fruit may substitute for part_»_ of the i'res'li at the rate of 3 or 4 ounces of dried for ll.; pounds of fresh. .

,!Q___.'_. a _ _ ~ 1 I-l pnlmQs of fat.

Butter.

Dripping . _

(‘oolll!ig_ fats of oils. » _

14. quarts or mllu. . Skim milk or buttermilk may re- »

place 'half of this, hilt extra fat will have to be ptirchosed at the rate of Iii; ounces for each quart. ‘

The items of food in each group are

not exactly the equivalent of each. other; but-‘-s.week's‘ diet is likely:-.to includeenougb of several of than to melts s sitlsfsctory average. f The abovefsupply allows ample nutr.

ltlon for the family, but ‘makes no al-' lowance for the wnste‘nf anything us- ' able. ' ‘ `

The quantity' of ce-real products may .-'

seein high to many Canadians, but_ form rl good foundation of wholesome and economical food-; and they can ba’ made e.t/lrixetiveif bredd,_cd`k6a and _- puddings--are well made, and -bre_`_ilt-_g fast cereals are thoroughly cooked; and nicely sensonedj A smaller propof rtion o'f_'ceresl products entails a"l‘ni'g- ei--proportion of more costly foods.

Tea und coffee, being mere stimul-.

ants, are' not included ln the list. ~If

used by the adults, they should he

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N`tv1_'_ilml'__l_l_§lit ivolltilit _

The. most fateful years ‘in a wo-

lnan'o life are those between .f0lil'- tlve and' .lift_y. Many of -the sex eu- ter this, periodf under depressing con- ditions through overworlt or worry about the home, or through a,condi- tion in'~which the blood is weak or watery and so -they suffer heavily. Among the commonest symptoinsare headaches. feverish iiusllss. pellrii- lltioll ofthe heart., dizziness, back- ache, depression and other well re- ifillniped disturbances of the health -which `e signqliten ,thai the bl.o9d__ tie~ qui-ros,»‘ attention. Women arf”-fly nesdirich. red blood' all their lives. but njever. more so than in middle-.

lite. ;__he_:_.the nerves are also-weak on _gi rousllf¢._ .._;

flow every woman can prove the Prompt -help afforded to her bea.l_th~ b`y`. renewinf and building up tbs- bloodi- it r. B test that any eilint woman can make by t-all-ill! _"~ WU" liem's. Pink Pills- for these -pills. make rich. red blood. which in turn stimulates the appetite. strengthens the nerves and rsrvzoi-as -full robust heal-til. Thousands of vromln liilvd found in Dr. Willilhle' Pink Pills new

‘ 'ley,. corn or ost-iiour, to the -white

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GENIRM’ ~°T¢° y Bi "°d°“ At th’ 35°" Price m|i|d'““3° cents per pound, while the same feath

setting the whole carcasss used The Th [ah 1 th h

offers dig tibia nutrients t l wer ° 5 9 °°'» dm” 1° ami’

A,...0" 9|" 19|. ¢|h.||¢,»°n lll°il!!'li0l'f| 0! B88! R-ill!! MVS i0 G0 net coat :ry mn than any am? 0? the willow cuttings for next year's plant

this and do not suffer gm," ihnomly mentioned By Mt ing. Use well manured wood of this

_ 1, 1N_p\A_prp5...M¢¢h¢y| muh hy pr, _A Beef Ring is a grolm of country _ wut is maint me mal can of the _"_ seasoifs growth frle in bundles is fs,-sm, sv, 5-hythghs ,hm when gm -people who agree to provide among]-ge-__.m’le=h-nu-_hlns 15” the-_'__ mnnuhiy' iiiil. and plevcg in-.sand .lin n mpright _ _ _ an-not hh huh ch” ww! muh m.°_ -themselves one heof anime] of specitl-_vd___e -,..- ' - ‘ _ . __ p°g¢|°n_ Keep 'them hy the _mnmem ,sever the juglor vein, the fowl then Wfll' m°_d.Ui°d- ‘B “°¥l"b°‘."- '°\' 'M °‘-I B." and weigh? °‘°h.w°°k' Thai Oatsor harley "one part sho ‘t land over wime" ‘ " ' " ' T' """° M" 'ymmg gpm-__' ._ ‘ _ _ .carcass ls divided among the gi'oup'mmdmi8-_'sl __w°'p"¥fB with Bougfmuk' .The -greatest# injury to bush- fruits'

- awarding to ilxed rules, so that in the --'f-F » l ' “ln wllltel' and ..Bpl'ing ~freezlng.~~and

_ product; or, Iacki_ng__the latter, ten per . __

11 ufpw ¢H.u,DnEN__ plemy of course of the year each member getsi cam 0-" IL”-l_~ shauid supply as ewmy t_hewiux.v Run .the furrow dowp._.be-

whois g_g¢1h,.p¢r;|h¢¢ .- c,m|,_ brag in-_rotation an edusl share of the dlf. mmm ___ wang ration ____ ___ s_________m-y- iiweegltbe rows to provide _surface will then not stick and lem. the skis. "in Pliin ‘i\iP°“ii°- intl" °\‘ <i'*PPi“li i‘°"°”*_ °“*"- avnllshls. with -the llssllhsns or -avl:;“;l:>€n§h:§X:;l,,,Er;‘::t,,i§f :iuice and pulil of mildly-_acid iruits. ' ._ __ _ msgs;-is1.d|-op in the price ofoets and the bushes, `,_n ham,” ,hmugh nm,

tell-5°" V535'-°'°|°°-f“bh°'1'"*T°“5h ' `°"`.°" c°"'°~|"9 B.°°"‘ the more prohlematiczll prospect of mmf-al period _ '

seve; and sus- No meal- . TI. lt' can he banished 'without the .cheaper corn- when the new crop -

ers scalded bring onlv 1 ce/nt per polmll `

Dry piqrlng is not at all difdcnli

dies almost instantly,yet bleeds well.

hgnilfllls. They should -be removed

. _ln washing poultry feathers. 'lwe drop tllean into a illll of lukewarm wa- ter, not -too -hot, for hot water re- moves the oil. We rub tllem together somewhat as clothing is washed, We

Th-0 'muy d-M' °t°“m funn" an family suffering. Its present cost liasx moves. the n.hov_e ration could be lm- ROTATION iN Ti'-iE GARDEN 'then pm them through 3 rhmng wa.

"‘“°' Wm* ""‘° "P°°“1 ""’°“‘" °‘ already mms it disappear from many proved- Corn. =l1°\°ts» and oats. eulml. -* - _ preparation. i_tv\blel. - parts with skim-milk is an excellently A rotation of cl-ops is as necessary L

Ii. Hom. and salt pork will partly balanced ration./l‘he addition of corn, in the garden as in the field and. for

m' OLDER.-CHILDREN” Add by take its place for fat and flavour. even as a smell proportion, to the the some reason. Onions and turnips d"5"°°° ash' m°“" mhe' _'°3°“°bl°° '-III. Waste no ham or salt pork. shorts, mlddlinss. skim-milk ration are often liable to serious insect in- 1 and fruits and most things on the Pmsewe even the ,md and bone-B for* would dgsunstly improve it ss s finish. jury when grown more than one year Bfdlili-'B §f~l>i°» °!°¢‘Dl- hliilll’ °_°59°”°d the devour they will' give to marlyf ing ration. Corn. must, however, re- 01| the some land. This is iiill`i‘iC“lii\’\Y ‘_ f°°d°~ *ei* “mi °°3°°- ‘md f“°d9 "\`Yl_dlshes, ' duce materially-in' price ¢0 ha comm. true of turnips. There is also greater L rick or dlmcult of digestion. ‘ _ ered ah emhhmfchl h05.feed_ `.dangcl' of the garden crop suffering

‘E-consumers share lin conservation. A; the present time feed wssnh as .from funsus diseases when they ere,

B--On Cotiervlng Wheat: _ _ prmumble in Westem Ca_|mdu_ mmm grown year utter year on the some

‘ T710 0°”-°“m°“` S“°\lld remember_ an exceném ~_h0g_feed_ as hm ah.em'v land. As- with farm crops in general, l

ter tbeinext step being to spreall hem on old blankets or newspapers where ‘they will not be liable to be hlovvh ilvqsy hy the vvlnli. nl-ying them u then-lun is the best. as they will lien have a sweeter smell. lu all uses, white feathers are the most

valuable, and so we keep them separ- ate. V\'e allow tile feathers to be- come perfectly dry before putting

hem in bags. While damp and mou-

|_ In making .whjwhhhr yeas; in-eg,d` that thorough mastication of food is be-an wen.”-mod-m_amd_ To the mmfe vegetable crops produce better when my \'€i1lll¢i'H bring H0111” kind °f il-

dour before mining. Any proportion up to 20 per cent makes n palatable bread. " (b),y§y_ adding cooked' foods to' the but

sirable grains and meals for hogs in

_v. lsivlng Notes# The wise house-‘ 'Eastern C,,_,,_h;,,,_

keeper' will uso_lier own favourite re-. cipes and gradually modify th_etn to t-be taste and needs of her family.

.With corn at from $88.00 to $00.00

tal vsnsr nam-n.~ nys flour-T00

may replace white flour up to three- querters and the bread made lu the ordinary way. Corn. barley and oat

dour do not yield gluten; they will not Nwve. wack.” by A°°_dem__ W"

becomo spongy, -but may replies wheat iiour up to.one-dilth and sti1l_ ytslafs light bl-ess.

tb) Cbriilileal. oatmeal and barley _ , y _ _ _4.

nislil ms' resists walls film in lwvf ini with f- ‘“_°i'°°f“1‘K .‘“#°“i°l*'- W"°'_‘

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' The meal-one-Bftb to onethird by tvasso 'great that Mr. Dorsey was in

T To Sleep

Afraid to Go in a Crowd or to Stay _ Alogle-_Tells Of H-is Cure. .

London, Oct. 20.-Much sympathy was felt 'in this cit for Mr. Dorsey, who

his foot was smashed in nn elevator ‘ The shock to the ..nervous' system

measure--may hs' scaldedwith ._some-'lfi Pliinble Cnlliiiiiiili 101’ il |011: -NUS;

of the bread liquid, and alldvwed' to

C001 'before 150 bl‘0i1ii in Uliféll “lid ‘the time. He feared e crowd. -could

made. as usual. `

The meal may be made

He was like a child in that he ref

quired his mothe`r's care nearly all

not stay alone _and coui_d not sleep because of the weakenednhd excited

_ _ condition of his nerves. ` 1 “1i°. lt°',_,\’l‘i¢° °" ‘““‘.’h n troll doctor dis what the could-r

‘dllugg the palm - ‘B"l1lfiB1il\i!.'e.-of.ct>_nssrvation as we-ll central md Eastern Sections this pa-___ alternated with grass or clover crops

(ayny mar" a_p°yI,omon _of ,.ye_ ha, asof health. The man who chews his 1 ticular féed ié-_not ga-ue___my avai_la_ble_ which improve the texture of the soil i

food properly nourishes his body enum man localmés however an eleva and add humus.Since. vegetables vary satisfies his- palate with smaller y - ._ - ' ' in composition the amount and kinds

,tor by-product known as ibuckwherst

quantities than the msn who boitsk- ' _ _ _ of plant food required varies. but in his meals. _ _ I_s.""“e° nn’ may "ow ba purchased' order to get the best of the soil and

Further mf°rmM-I9" °°"°emm'g_ me produce the most desirable vegetable

distribution of this material ma he

.Experimental Farm Report, Vol. Il, , 1915) it may be stated that the pigs _,fed ‘b\lc.kwllent_ screenings. while thot 'so mt as those ie-ai the regular meal ration n_url standing therefore slightly lower in total gains, stood tlrst in economical production per 100 pounds galil. With the meal ration valued at -$28.00 per ton (1915 -prices) and the .buckwheat screenings nt $14.00 (nom- llial) ille cost pc-r pound gain was 4.7 "cents in the case of the' pigs fell the fonner and 2.7 rents for those fed the

.latter ration. On the actual prices pnili nr charged for meal skinrmilk and roots, and figuring on tho basis ‘of total gains produced by the two lots, buckwheat _sc.reet1lngs»showed a comparative value of $27.60 per ton,

The swine feeder would be well ad-

vised in making inquiry into this ps;-._ ticular feed, the eastern distributioil of which is controlled by the Live Stock Brunch nt. Ottawa. From the lat

y crop, it is necessary to rotate- them.

t9".-'m' d°\\¥h- ‘ - ‘ ' 0 had from S,"E. Austin, M r. Govern- I '

‘(0) BY.i1ilillll8 D0lli0€S- Tl1°Y.~9h°“ld :‘.*°..*...'-O.‘_-...’*=|`lnefnt Terminal Elevator: Fort Wll":;§::;nlno,“_: c:;D20`l_.i§et§;0v;:hdpe{;T; be boiled. mashed and returned iv I FARM llsm. om.. or vhs Llvs sims. nrsnch. ,,h,ch` ,§ey" g,,,,,?_ wwe. mos, ,,,_{,,,,. U10 C00lilll8 'W&¢0l'» i-ll¢l1 C0010-fi and *..*****'**.******** Department oi' Agriculture, Ottawa. cl-ahh exhaust the s0||_ Some plants Wed f°\' m|!l"§ the M635- Aliolynifi 01 till! P8\‘llC\llfii` 8359 Of excel others in their power to search

EcoNoM.icAL FlNlsH|NG oF Hoos;.H¢recnil1ss' reveals the following con- mr plant fond or to inks -plnni food

ii- WN" »° WIP °f wi\°=*°n i»f°=°= A-r rnceenr Peso Pmcss. __=t1tu@ut.=l=- Wild 'buckwheat 58 ner _ from the su.snnis plants. foes nest-the (3) Clif “Q lll°i‘¢ Wall Wm 5° Wed- ---`- ',_C¢%Ili: broken wheat, oats and' flax, 29 surface. while others take their food (li) lf breed cannot be 'used before it ujominion Expe,.|m,h¢a| "hm, N¢,¢,)__per cent; weed seeds, 9 per cent; mostly from the lower levels. Root!!

will mould, dry it"thol'ougl1ly “Dil ' . __ _Vt-lll1i`, 4 per cent. In view of the weed crop should not follow- root crop or _ store _like any cereal. __ __ In choosing feeds for fattening hogsfseeds present is s'hollld be as-finely 'should vines follow vines for many

_ itc) Ile-made left-over bfi-'ea.d_into nefwll choice is. of hehhhshy more hmhedgmund as possible, ` years in successin on the same land._

‘breed,`cakt`l'_oi‘ puddihgs. ' than h, the ch,,,,`,,g`0¢h'e,~ classes Ml _ Experime-ntalhevidence, as 'afforded ~ In planting the garden it is bee; to i|l._ U_se_nlore _bread made j without -stocky. with -young -p|gs_ wha,-8 shgm.~_ by swine feeding tests, at the Central out all -the perennial .plants iogethelw yeaetfas for example. biscuits, scones. :funk and M§“"`5. ah; available, me Experimental Yiarm. - _would 'go to 5°” °_"° Sldf’ 5° that “FY ‘f"" “°‘ _i“` sutcsices; johnny ashes. potato eases, -“sh 0, the higher p,,C,,d mesh, ,,,,dlprsvs that this-nssterisl is of consider. i@“=`“”'“ Will* ‘he "°‘“i‘°“ ’“*° W*"°_h intiiilns, ps.|§i'¢h',k¢s_ e¢¢_ A vm-iatyog éouceutraies mann in View of high: able v.mue_ Dani; me winter of 191+ of course they cannot be wrketl. it is these man he mms by combining with "prices, he lhnltsd and full honest an-U5. in un experiment calculates to _“‘“ “ g°°“ ”'““ ‘° ‘“`"‘”g" '-he °"“_"° -_Wh.l¢9'.5°“'-° me5`°.'°' °°°k°d b"°“kf“‘-`riv`ed t'r`onl the former cheap. hoinef fl1.i`°\"' 1iSl1i'0l1 the Winn an a 1105- tmp. so that those ty” gfow _best m foods fromtlio other"'graills. Sour milk' “hfoducing yee,\S_ Wihh' a rea,-_ohahygl fcedci' el'e\'ll.tor`°by-products, as reprei "ws M me Tm? qvfdml “mh"0T; .Hi °'l°Cl`°5m » 0" buiwimllk ‘limi “dd” amount of wheat lniddlings, shorts or,H_,0ni@fl _byf lim "."v1`lirl_ous._ grades'_0f 'g_e"§?" !;u_p;“i o?.c§,;::,rl.) img .°3,0h:," gives to most 0! thesg a better ilavoui’ 3|-mind mtm good gho-wihy pigs m-ay_ scl'cenillgs,_ b_uckw_heat"` screenings o‘__;l6 in piinee or _,ou?_`_y;`“_s ana than sweet milk and baking powder. thus he P,-0duced_ For th, hmshihl compared favour-allly with a.standn_\'.d used for vegetables in alterstioil with

pe,~50d_ howeye,-_ yy more cehc9mmU,d__ meal and lllilk ration. _Two of the ra- that md out in rows which Should

_lV. Use more breakfast -f00dS H0111 more rapidly fattening ,ation is ,-e.e.tlons 4:-.m»,lll;.“d were as follows:- No. than be seeded down fm. a WNW _

°“lf5' °°"°» bafleyf and W9- Mimi' fam-`° qplrgq, The swihefggdex- at 0hc5l“l. Sh.r;.s, lin-ee parts; corn, 3 -parts; ill`_S CBB 8\‘l'i1l18B '-0 Obll-lil ll Silllllll' ahhh' --How can 1_ pl-0mm_b1y_f;nh,hloil melll, 1 |lal'i:_ pills skim nlilk. No.

\°'°WY- WN” "mi 5'°““°» "W hogs at present feed prices?" 2- Finely ground -.buckwheat screen- ._ _ - _

flavour is' superior to most- u-'nmervl-‘ _Com h,,,h,y_ oats, mvddlvhgs _ahh -_ings pins. skim-niilh. without. enter- *,y3.;,h§é5h_;.;éshl,.s,t

al meals. N shorts are possmly the hw most de.~ ing into the details of this test (See

§ -r_oUl.'rRY ._

MARKETING ANU SAVING F_EAT_H-» ERS.

There is one thing lu lnloderll 'poul-

try keeping that is greatly overiooiredil

sml that ls the saving and mérhsilsi of the feathers. Thousands ofpounds are being wasted every y`en'l° iil'__smllll quantities lu almost evel'y__p6_ul'try yzird. All-chickens, goose, duck and turkey featllers may he_iul-nod" `inio` cash if properly prepnrefi and-'sortndn and could -he--mode il considerable source of i'eve_nue in the course ot’._‘:l year is every poultry l<chri@r`wh‘n hills any number of Rawls. __

Clean and dry ientliers are _l_cpown_

as prime. l-*cttther taken frttitr old* beds nnd`plllows are known as; old'

and _if washed oi' rei1_ovllt_ef1__l1l_ay be_ sold as prime feathers, and -bring

price, they will us a rule hardly br- ng one-half what the good and well- prepnred feathers will bring. '_ n i _

GEESE REARED ON FORAGE CROP

1 Goose can he raised ln snillll flocks

_on most farms, on pasture or non-pro-

ductive land,an¢1 do not require any material amount of grain. Low, rough

_pasture land, used for posturing other

stock, and contnvinlng ll natural sup- ply of water, offers the best condi- tions. .Many geese are kept on farms o kill weeds,and their use could well le greatly increased for this purpose. They' are good graibrs and will do well o'n grass and forage crops alone.

The best lway to kill the fowl is to;

The feathers become loosened at once.;

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f°i‘bi<id°n 0° 01° vliililfw Milk is 8--on oonlol-vine-low - por ton.-elnrisy iso ou, oats st 565.00 assayed hsrysra manure rss soil poultry shippers to lsqnhs :owls in his lhlng 1

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much more satisfactory tor children Iapproximltllyv and with the two for should then be plowed deeply leaving be dl lcked Thi i H ut mo" Denny me “"9

dvan.t~ ilavor and ood li

F] d t | i I U59 Utllli' N901! llllliihd 0! beef 7' p 5 3 a gre" ‘ g qua Ugg pf M “L

, aiours an llllvhilllere no n “__ I I mer moth most diiilcait to procure, the surface rough age if the poultryman desires ,Utter The _Dakar or __ ”

slam in the list hut the thrifty ‘“ “ °"““°"’° some cheaper mln must he nssll in semis the ima :ron tones al; up 1| , "°°' “"°' *lil* houetnner wha’ “_” _them w Dm ,H U” me" but ance a ,hy use me __u________‘ _______ou when m___________‘___ _hd parsley _md _,___ __ ___ _mtg __ chu ne tae eatlaerii, as lvcnldlns removes i'sults,liiies to hide the- faults with a-

. the animal oils from the feath d 1|

vias sua msn many inexpensive “‘°“‘ ”“"°"*“"’° ‘* °“‘°" “‘°“'“ and shot-ts.evsn1housh high in grins, then be kept in the hours nil winter make, ,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,-.tively yglxhlgs :lvly 3! Hit" and he 6" do 'ms

foods more attractive m In °’d°"m5 b°°f d° ”°" “IWW” mm 1 fo it erve t l 1 D y 0 ve Th°’°f°"" if "°“

°°'“°“° "‘° ‘““'°° °“" P 1*" "" “”° °"' ;d4i?ll?o)nl;2-“glue mllt:|‘;:)l>ar.tn;sftth): mill hslslde: comlintsslsnhsnllx-mil: &;sr‘nlsIllt Tm is sm” bv U" tm tm" "me w°“"' me" ‘° “ "’¢"‘5’“°° "Bile-"try 9, cum ‘nd do our uhm., mmm dry picked chicken feathers bring 18 to get the consumer to nas |tgf;;.¢h)'f

ell butter and when they sat f g other kind they will more fililf 1_3 preciate tlio value of the line e if? you supply and the more readily my you the premium vou deserve n

butter should he salted rather because heavy sliding il;_,,;‘n;'¢,=,spns_|-lg, of pool' butter. Streaks and nioit`ies\.i butter are caused by the sal; and b

while-the t`p,v_vl is still warm, as tlléy_te|mi1k 9, h,“91,, homing In (Gmac,

and effé-cfing 'li change in ihaiédlbp 7"-le Iiiiliedii is to wash out `ih'ofllV1ifer milk completely and incorporate the

salt uniformly Some times i_hi}l'_ _tg easier said than done. The bntteixl granules sllolllil be iirm und l-,msn wlleil we stop tile churn for- wal-lhillg. A little .-:lit added to the 'wasli water- will help _llluch in l'enlo,ving the trfrmilk. The use xof good salt qu-0. i‘ully sifted over tile granular butter aml ollowetl to fairly well disslnliff, pp. f°i`“»W€ <30 the main working -Will help, to uniform .incorporation of the salt.- To make good butter we must hive control ot our product at all timed:-lf' .we lose control of the vemperatllhauf- the cream al any time we cannot -he* sure what will happen. but often the. undesirable vloos happen. - -

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nsltv s/mon or sAl.'r son .1

_ cows. - -_

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One of the things so easily forgot.-

ten in the sllllllncr months while the

COWS ill`i`¢ Oil [liLSlllii\ ist in `||[0{r[,]|¢ them i-e.glllzll~ly with salt.” 'Phe basyf

way not to forget it is to place rock salt where- they can get at it-_every dny, either in the stall wlrile thefsrv- being milked or in the trough or box in the pusture._ where theyrcall liek fit whelle-ver they have the ¢ies‘lreh'£p_.

Studies made at the lviscollslll Shih-

tion by l‘rofes.sloi~s Babcock and (lur- lylo .showed that cows actually 're-

excepi during the winter months. when they may he fed largely on avail

or nw waste vegetables. lf the grass

available, and need add-itiolull feed

-the l,§rss's will remain clean, or tile

frésll lnllll. Coop:-l , l».il'l‘els. ol' some

vil.-,_;if._srill giving 34 pounds of milk

ennlel 'pride :to iler owner; he vvoiféllfi

able l-oughage such as clover, alfalfa! have silage cabbage, 'mangei--wui-tzele-_!

sim-if should he moved irequelltly io_

per frilly, rmd is due lil November n- gain. Such rl cow is '.1 source of per.-

qllire sail to tbl-ive properly, _ ___|,pf,_h__ lnouhl l-equil-ell depsndinglupou -ills vliartlcic-i' of the feed wl1icl.l.illf9:>i'e- <-eive. More is no doubt necessary to liielll while they are ieeilillg on rich

Ol furdse is limited it muy ue Sulillle-; l-olicsnimtt-ll it-elis in the winter. mented ily light leeds ot' c-ommon url limp. than whim (yn phmum m`mmhe_: ?\0_11)0-f§'l`°_Wll iZl`_l1_ili_f*_l _` _ -lnevertheless, it is also llecessal-y fill

GEBSG 00 H01 'n'8€¢l Sl19|l8l` €X00Dl;s_uulmer.- When uilowcll free access.

during cold weather. when open Slledn to salt vlhily <-mvs will consume from may he provlrle».'l. Goslings are not 0hn_.l,_~,1f I,-, h whoh, 0u,,,.,,_ ,hm_,_

usually llatchell until good pasture is '_ __ __ ~

for u few weeks. The range of pas! Ruégiu is H D005. ,.0um,._,. to he mmn_ NIT? liSGdrHilh9l' i-`0l‘ t€0Sl'lIlgS 01* i'0i`_ df-ll in llul-illg tile winter.

gross'-sllolllli be large enough so tllal

To Relieve Caiarlh

Catarfllal Deafness

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other dry shelter should be provided And "Qld N95"

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_'Plum young gosungs' tfeebi _ mi. l’ei°.-.ous .-llfff-riup; i'l'oui 1-:llarriltll vi-ry lluidy and free from disco-es an' _dmfness amy head noises Wm be glad inslect pests. |10 know tllat this distressing li. ict-

ion tau usually be ~llccl=é=l`filllv

| - .- -_ _'treat-

= _ull at home by ilu illterllal lncrliclne

that ill many iu.~talll:c‘s has oriented complete relief' nitel' otliel' treat-

>i*.,"-‘.>l‘ fi-l+'=i~‘%l€?l€>l% fiéiit I lueiits_lla:_e failhed. Sl_lfferet_‘_l-l 1wh6‘t:'oult'l __ _-lf_.-lcarcey ear avp lad t eil* hearing ~, DAIRY ;is__i'esiol-ed to _-lllch all,erieni that the _,_, __ _ _:_y=_iicli of ll watch was. plainly audible lk i5?i<l'i~`rié=»i‘..`-i‘=ii€-`i:.>-i‘._~fi‘»l>. :i=rl€~i€?i:-l~+Bi'= _seven or eight. inches away front eitii- ` l ` UI

el ear. Therefore. lf. you know .

D055 Eyggv gqw pay HER wav? someone who is troubled lvithgilend

__ ' ‘noises or catarrhal ileafnr-'.:`s.'c`ut out

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this formula nllrl hand it to tllcm ana

1 _-'X `g"‘m.é ww' emm years md' ""3", you may have been the meatu-:lIoi‘f`snv3 Woodstock, Ont., that freshenell last ing some poor sutlerer perhaps-»£-ronl Nryivzembl-Dr. has' given in eight monihs.'wml deafness' The pmsm'im'i°l! fa"

bo prepared at home and is made as

15,092.-pounds of milk .uvernse in-or f,,h,,w_.,, _ _ - oveif S2 Snot cu-sh value $288.4f;| Secure from your dl-uggil-.f 'l' szlmlr-

mln; (Double Strength.) llbout_ 90 cents worth. Take this home iln»'1"adli io it E3 int oi' hot water and 4 oz. nij granulsterl sugar; stir until dissolved. Take one tfllllespoonilll l`o\ll~ limes a <a

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the y M wurm mmwr annmmcements fl’0il1 l“'0 i0 lhl`P@ ilm““ ll* ‘m“i'h Us me "Mk ‘mm eu" ww he 'ms' bel Palmlnt is used ill this wmv mi( only

m_‘eak_m_s,_ “rid B muy be “sed in ly heard of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. ----------__ In pmpnrmg _,mu____rS fm, E.al(,_ we, But is it not curious that many

this way.

Chasels Nerve Food proves .to be ex

D 3 It is no rum iwcifieni limi Dr- ocronen iN Ti-le oAnosN hw, ,he body ,,h,,,,.,ge s,,,,,,m,_e_ ,,,.,' vlslvy-men never -bother in weigh, slid

(cl BAK-ING POWDER AND SODA actly what is needed in so many cases long white wing feathers being .kcl»t_ so hemam qnm, hazy “H 1° each mm'

mxftyam - Mm umhhmt|0h5 of or exhausted nerves. It is composed "H|NT3 FOR THE MONTH hy ¢_h9mS@‘|y§g`_ .h vhhh., “my H ,-,_.,y_vldllal’s perfolmancr-? li is rnrlou.~>‘.

` ' some ,md uhh?) wing f@Mh,v,,.s fo, too when voll some io think ot' it

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-- f the ingredients which nature re- _

U39 “°“"“' mmm “nd Bm” 'b"°“d my :liiires to form new blood and creste‘ Tha h ` ‘ ' ' - ~ ' ~ ' 'f ` '

. kt-thi t'i ~ _ 1'

llo made with ilour, or without, along new pg;-vs force. For this reason it “me torsfpmx Tulip S 2:: hd_;’;f;_;§ make a pnllild and \\e_iir.e tllose _ m_ that so mon; ale toiltellt _to bot icl_ me spins ups, ss suggested for yeast cannot fall and for this reason it sue B bundles. The demand for inrge'wi'ng~Will1 li llnfd not one oi which has ani

brews _ .ce_£;Ids :glen ordi£_lal;_f0medit_:_i_;l;l_ fe_il. b“g_b;__ __ feathers is always goofy hm] prices’ remote chance whatever of giving in_

- _, » _ , _ 1 a _ _ _ _ _ -_ _ - -

_ hot ld in r urence rsey, _ __an ey age leaves nee _not he wasted doubt seam to f___cw___e ____ mum MI ,__y<_,u, ,Won hh,>_.h,,1¢ of what this nns_

They ‘WY 5° 56"” °" "° sircet. 11006113. Ont.. writes. Aboutfrhey serve as excellent feed for noni- ~ f » ~ 9 E y h, sig; months

th_c'fortn of flicked or steamed loaves three years od got my foot smash _ u._v_ ‘ th_ose_of-the body plumage v I ~ r w __a e _ it or cakes, biscuit, cookils. scones. °d m W °I°"“t°l‘ |11 D0*-Wit- Whl°hl_ Th - . ins'y_lie_tliougl1't that to `s'ave"_ilnd

The immense possibilities for an

completely wrecked my nerves. l Yme- 9“3°.”“‘i "feel m“'i°‘“m df th R “H -he h,,.he,|~ hy'inrre'u<'eil dow ol' milk from cows

301119- mllmmi- d°d¢“`5» P““d““3*‘ °’ doctored with the-doctors there, butfshould now becnt. tied in bundles and af. `_f’““ e_ 9 ` Y. _ P ', "L" ' f ~, . 1 1 phnmh,s_ \ they hm hm spam U, he ahh, ¢0_ hath _hung up _to dry for 'winiér “W hrephrs ie,athers»_1il-oporiy fol-__ suis re! selected on thrill actual recollls,___l_r;-.5 _

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sm". muh hr mm. hmm with sw; me. My nerves were in such ll. stnte_ when storing ohh,” H h, ,eh to is now n.llnos't a nnivelsal practise tor, ifilhi- fed Wi" ‘"“l hand 9* “_"“ 5

» »- ~ ~ - that lcould notgo down town alon ,`~ - _ ' " - _' ii , 1 lg e o ii. entllel_ un-

glves superior @avour to all these br so _ my _ place Whefe_remember__that the bulbs keep peg; qulres._pi_uch tr_o_u_bls,_ but it__l‘eqily_,ro‘:___;l1___ec_ur___l;u;__\ yet: ughv mm” »;__________ miitnres. but care must he taken to were was 8 (._mwd_ some-in.ra.cks in n cool plac.e_i_n the cellar. flliifon only i1_Il1lnuf~G or i¥/o‘_¢t1.'¢iPf\- ii ,_ ' ‘ '

old using too muih soda Ilhroo- times- my mothr- fouid have toi This is the month to top dress the -`*°'f°*""°“-'-'

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dnt' level “uw” to 1 mm is am sit and watoh ow ins at night and thy" mv, it 3 light dressing of n mix G RD HE N iflik record forms will e it sl v

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farmers in all provinces. '

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b H hu som, S0010 N05 ililllil “Ol Siit “DY Sl66i>,mN of well demyed bmnyhm man slipplied flee of charge by_the Dnirs

pls. lr the hulk is ut s s r nr sll..Bnt one any inn winter 1 som- ‘ -l “ 0 ` A!l‘\'UHc'I?`C%§* T 7 ‘ _ ` - sweeten 'with a pinch of soda l° 01° nlenced using Dr. chases Nerve I-'ood.“"°» P°\il¢l¥ llilnure end soil. __ ____ ~ Divisizn. i?_tlisw_a. to_ E1; or:___c__ul'_io\_l; mmm; ,hd use 'hh hugh; hnyntqr ss and before ll had completely used thai While digging the potatoes- is _a good The mu is the most Savers Bench, enous an eu erpr s it 8

_ml first bon -I could see a difference in-time to gales, mor; years seed gel.. of the wh, for ,.0hh,,__0h,, hay- .15 find out what eau-ll cow does artuuiiy

M) PABTRY'_° WM" no" is u°c` pm' fm' ’°h° um' Tl" "8"" W9' ' unless the mother is on her guard the

health and strength and with th¢ii°\| ‘ ' -sleep well at night, can go out in the In this 'severe climate it"l`s well to - _ ' - 5

1- _ short pilrtry can be made from any may hang on all winter. Babys wn l _ _

5 DSW lllllvinvll lildil"-@\‘°.9t.|_° 3° lcamlmtion M nb” "_" Wm make strr;e_t_an: ailte_l£d letilerings _l_iire _tile defer pruning bm-.li fruits until spring »|~|h|¢¢s _hrs mothers' _best _aloud in _ i'i`*,§_'§___M_,,,r_ .

FW 'D "UM Bill H0 D10!" 1° lf” Dent] wood mst however, be remov preventing or banlshing col They SALTING BUTTER T0 AVOID __ _ r.N__

so- if you sl;tto_l;.___sy_sti yciumgax

one of th ti emo _ ~ vhlis ov_v?nl'l§i§r rm rlllm may aiforil. and you.vtli-I be stnoill ill ._ whn‘relol'¢s in maimed. iieiiiill-'limit plus tr sold hy s&_;le;l¢r:__:i_1_ 1n°iii& ns; y _ ._ cent 4 rig! °»ii- betas fbi RW!

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~'..i.», it. ’ "-is I. f '

as _._ ..,~ ¢»..»'.al's. ‘ - ~-

_V.. Use more D0,f8¢0°§ lllil 'CIO' ‘N°"° ww M" d°”° ‘°" m°'_f"\° W 1 . i’ 1 bowels and stomach free and sweet. -_-. - . » __ _- “met ifhh hm" ,yuh ._ *hu awk. \`°°°ll1m°°d it *U °ll19l' People. | A" ‘"'°'° "°5°‘°m° wp” “Fd 'Wadi An occasional dose will prevent colds‘ _ _ \ __ ' _ Il-,£25 _

_tl lL'_ fi; ,

7 Dr Chdse’s Nerve Food, 50 cents n should be cut and destroyed by burn or pg 1; gpg; mme on sudden] 'Pl i b

_ _ y the le molorty of people have een

°‘ gud" 1° in “ p°'m°“ f° d° um' 5”- “ mn "'°“m°“‘ °f 9 5°!" Ni’ ing Dthervrise they serve 'sf excel prompt use of the Tablets will quick educated to eat butter relied an ounce

cliwliii who MMM! ir' wires 275. ni- Ill Meiers. or ndnmnson, ,,, h bm, , f , 4. ly sure it 'rhs 'rshlsts are sole by ! n mm' H" __ mmm ___ _“___ gn” & 0° _ ummm vrommo no e ar ng paces or ns cts m___"_____° dems" or by ma" at as or more to the pound The butter __

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"urge an (gn w“""“" "g4‘°"'° "1 _ "i“ ’ A .ml be Milind ini# l°°°v.iinz nlubni' '"‘° ""'°" ‘“‘°“‘i‘ '°" “"“'*1Y‘°“" ssnls vi has from The or wiliilons' "‘°l‘°' *M ninlffr °"i"i\-1 *\“"°\‘ life* " F ' Co..__ __ slvdllil Gilt. _ ._ _ __ _ A _ -__ tlt¢._ _ __ .__ __ _ .n\‘dm.|lould at-.a-good of-welt h|,¢h,h,¢, My 3”*“h,_ out uf, .w m,..hhh,_ hum” pgs; salt-I " _ _

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us ` 1 m7 Whdlubn- l°°“"““5i1 “°'|“3 "h°°°'ect. good medium sized tuhers 'from warm, the next islwet and coldhnnd proliuce in return for all she ents. ueewy for ani! 01' tivo' verify. vlnin '¢l'\°n~li<i~ i f°°i 1° nliinh iw'-inn ¢»n|"‘° he" °'°‘1“°‘"g '“"“~ time shes are selves with voids-that "nk" each °.°w DM"

-bread. _ -able to tell you what Dr. Chases ed.wmm“,t mu`r.` mths bushel act as Ia sentls laxative. keeping the STREAKS- A ` \____/\ _

and ~ when cooled _ addtid I0 _ f r'him, butb could not get beck his . - -- . ~ ; ' - ‘-1 ' _ other .bread inlrsdients. Left-oversgrenlth andagisor until he fortunate- may ha expected In the ne" mum \\n<=leui1Pfi..ones._ _ ‘ cause he. tlnds it pays. _ 'to reduce! lu' ionic action the luileul-

nlation and swelling in the l~Ilist.scil» ian ’l`ube:l, and ilius to 1-:|unlize the nil' pressllre on the llrunl, hui to cor- rnll any excess of ii-21-l~etIol|~‘. lu lilo lrlimlio ear. uilli the results it givrs are nearly ul\vn_\'.- qllickvtulvl-t'fteriit’tiL

Every perl-loil who bus <»atul‘rli in

nny form shnllltl trive thi:-_ l-orripu ri trial ' ,__

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More Work for Less Feed _

V 'rllrifty horse owners iv ‘ lg” horses Fruits Allimlnl sRoElll.l.tor with the feed. and effect is saving of 10 to 20 per cent.

,Diggs Annan. »_

_ ll!GULA~'l 0l_` - improv:-1 digestion. keeps the blood* " ciwl. bowels r~tninl'._ suit.. sm w _ and glnsav. luslrqs your io.-:Xl i healthy, vigorous and prodircliw. ' _

At your denied-'I l ‘ . ‘.:..lb.'

pains and 100-lb. bazl:.?1~" _.`

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