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_-ggmlp to invlgorate the hah- and pro-

vent dryness. Better still, use soap us 'tgparlngiy as possible, und instead have

_;a "Danderiua Hair iIleuiise." Just

:moisten u cloth with D:|nderine and ftlraw it t-arcfnilrv through your h:ii_r. -taking one strand at a lime. This twill remove dust, dirt and exi:f~ssi\'t- `oil. In a few niouiouis You will W 4 t’ halt* will not only lu_-

tlisi-iolves every partir-lo of tlnudruff: stiluulaies the scalp, stopping itch- ing und falling hair. flniitleriiie is to the hair what fresh showers of ruin |und sunshliic are to vt-gctatioftx. lt 'goes right to the roots. iiivig-1t°i\te_s and sticitgtbetis tht-in. its c-xhilarntiiig und lift- producing properties cause the ihnlr to grow long, strong and beauti- ful. `

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lots of churtning hair. Gt-t n 25 cent bottle ot' l(nowltoii'.=: Dainderlne from

_ d __ please will be wavy, i|ui'i'~.- 4....: :ony dru;: store or toilet counter and , . __ . _ . _ _

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- IOYS AND GlRLS-roavtti mths grin.. at tm. ushoolviuilhiutno :saint-‘|.'>u'.t=t. .ii »'r ti \n\.n;.r I-rtiorrutcs -0ust...h grateful;-<ts.. .i,u|;, .\.st-imfit . h‘_m, nm ltayai lauumn pen with ‘l :<- ¢-ins stud aumna un... our distal. sum sum. i nm Iwi!-\_\ ~- svmmaation “mr pea uni uufli at »-' r<1_'{\rl~”i;‘ r'i",'-- it-iq outfit with rtxrewaeftyvt~.on._ .ini--:i...ih|._-1 Gm?-f\ 1 sua pencils, a tina pencil box wah iu.u:_:». it try. i. mt. , ,www of .fqalryinq tiuv. ous tions: __o.wnynm\.¢\uo 'lin box ni line iatntn containing -_J cu_-ws mu ha._»_o- ahoe rnaluet. one schaolccmpu.-, mia l . ii.r:h rnlrr. and last but ..ntlcsnt, n. use ei-ser. 1l'h»| is tim charm.. of , gt your ills to get the apnea scholarr outfit that vas

‘ ellercd. _"hire tl you vw! this ieplw outfit. and n IM Ut' l:u|||u camsnu wail, 1-to or today-nd ssl- \»Y1'"\“"1 man. lust 38 mai-as or ries...-i. tim swat PA RlslAN PERFUME, touell among your friends utoritv ioarots ig-vi. Thi-y go like hot relies. Lwrybuily wants this

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. .uipirta Scnol tr :.1 Ou tm. -orery pines u.ac_tl1 ul lot! .,,,,,...nw-wiilpsscntwyou complain. ttawm te introduce this art-an new perfume to overyvlrdv In the lar.d.ln\lnrc ..!~irin|', no txpenmtodoso. enyetusa 1-ouriouutttiilscnoiur sootnuunwv me allyuurtrieuua.

1 ut nniy tour ol them to sell our umudferfnmmand . urn our pr.-.-slums ua you have donu, an wo \-'nl also give you this sm. sv.-o..i:»ui-;uruo\ camurgtvutue $1.50)

tra resent wi i t. oilln an m ood W

si.az.ex F Luau s l v ores I- I arriinsi. to s cunt payment of all transportation charges.

Dun ti.a.i~“Y.h.li1c.hancr.. \\'rl'.el,odl¥. lie llrll.. Agdred

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rtceived by Mr W D. Sherren, of Cra- psuti. that his son Lieut. Sherren, one of the officers of the second contin- gent nioblllslng at St John. WB! seriously ill. ' Mr Sheri-en left last night by way of the Capes. Lieut- Sluirreu’s many friends will anxiously await Word as to his condition.

»~LETTEFl FROM FRIEND.-'l`ll0

niuny friends of Mr R. Fnsh. who was formerly manager of the Royal Bank of Canada in Tlgnlsh, are happy to learnt of -that gentleman gettin! 0|! splendidly ut Whitney Pier. UHIW Breton, where.-he was nsslsllfid B couploof months ago to manage the brunch ther . His proseiit louatioii soinewhnt rgsemblcs 'FiBlliBl\ ill D0ll1¢ n'_ lti bttl b k' bsl

ness I ere is greater.-

SCHOOL WORK. - The standing of

tl\» pupils of East Wiltshire school (No. 38) for February is:-Senior l‘.’.-~\'ictor Howard. No exams. -Inter- in--tliute lV.-~l, Edith Proudc, Lillian iilucliinnon. equal; 2, John Cass; _ 3, Winnie Collins; 4. Robert Jewell. Junior IV.-1. Fred Jewell; 2, George Criss; R, Gordon Moreside; 4, Mary Howard: 5, Victor Collins. No exams. Senior ll.-1, Priscilla MacKinnon; 2, Ev~_-tw-tt MacKinnon; 3, Jack Morestae. Junior Il.-1, Brenton Moreside; 2, Frank Jewell. l.-1, Evelyn Cass; 2, Stirling McKinnon; 3, Fred Cass. Primer Class, no exams.

SCHOOL EXAMlNATIONS.-- The

following is the standing of the pupils in Anglo ltustico School as a result of thc examinations held during tlte month of February. The names of the pupils in thc different grades are arranged in order ol’ merit: Grade IV ~1. Hilda LePage; 2, Renl LePage; 3, Leith Toonibs. Grade lil-(senior) -1, Stella Rollings; 2, Roland Bun- tuiu; -Ii, Janie LePage; Grade Ili- ljunior)-l,Victor Buntain; 2, Lorne Stcvonsoii; 3, Dorothy Bnlman. Grade

Toonibs; 2-l, Edna Lcl’age. Gladys iirustvell, teacher.-T.

FORT AUGUSTUS.-The people ol’

the Fort arc taking advantage of the one weather in doing their threshing and regret the ice going sc quickly. The school is progressing favorably

nie.Byrne. teacher. Miss' Josiei Mc- ilac has returned home after visiting in Johnstrni`s River. the guest of Miss T._ Begean. Miss liibbie Cumuiiskcy Mt. Ityan, paid a flying visit to the Fort recently. thc guest of Miss M. Dalton. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gar-

iii Faitiiiiiigliroolt during the past week.

OXO CUBES are invaluable for those who have to be out in all wcathcrs They fortify against cold and fatigue and maintain strength `

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SERIOUS, F|RE,-'iMr. Patrick Dowl-

ing, of Nino Mile Creek, met with a

1 p°l:__“ “ im' “ ‘UZ ““ mg “ ' serious loss on Monday, the 8th 'lnst.,,,

when his barn was destroyed by fire. He lost eight cattle, six pigs, fifty liens ami a. large quantity oi' hay, straw, wheat and `oats. Great sympa- thy is felt for Mr. Dowling by u host of friends and neighbors,

LECTURE.-Rev. H. R. Bell will

deliver a lecture in the Central Chris- tian Church on Friday evening at 8 o'clock.- ills subject will be "The Tabernacle," andwill be illustrated by stereopticon views. This promises to be a very interesting and instructive lecture and all are cordially invited to attend.

CORNWELL METHODIST CIR-

OUiT. - At the third meeting of the Quarterly Ofilcial Board held at Ken- sington on Wednesday afternoon, March 3rd, after kindly and encourag- ing references to the work of the pastor, Rev. George Orman, ne was on motion of Brother, William Boyle, sec- onded by Brother William Bowman, unanimously und heartily insisted to labour on the circuit for a fourth year. This he accepted.

11-1. iiessic stevénson; 2. Cyru, Sw°Ri" ""'”T"“ ""’“`“ M“g.'“`

irate, Mr. Micliuol lil(-,t‘ortiiziclt, admin- istcred the oath ot' office to the three new nienibcrs of thc Souris Town Council on Monda_y evening prior to thc holding oi' the first iiicetiug of the new council. The new members are Mr. M. A. Paquet, re-elected; Mr. (I. D. itll-Kinnon, Secretary of thc Souris

under tlieeareftil direction of Miss Ati- sH“"` macl( Fox C0' and Mr' J' F‘

Stcrns, of Stems Brothers.-*

"EGG l‘llt(ILE-A iiiuctiitg of the

directors oi` the Souris Egg Circle was hold in Souris on Saturday evening, iiiarvli (ith, t`or the purpose ot’ opening tcndcrs for the tnatuigcinent ot' the

ed its the sunt stutod was considered too high for thc sunintvr months. lt

- CORNWALL ME-rHOD|sT CHURCH wus inovcd. sol-oiuletl and t'ari°ied

W M S_ _ The ladies ,mm ,noir mp that ti_ic _niai_i_agt~_r be _naked to f_urnish ‘_ M Mite Box Opening Social at the n iotu ot $4 _ in .will be required to 'lllgrsniiugcf 'Phursdiiv evening, March "’l.'l"""' 'hc egg” Une" each “'e°k “ml 4th. ln numbers null enthusiasm the “hill "lm" “"U‘°“i7>/‘l"l“y-_m gathering cxceerlcd forincr years, it ""’_` ,_ , , mosti'cpr0seittutivc and comprelicn- A “.';`iEVi_/ .S0_c'E-,rV"_|h“ l."_“i“_’f‘ SWL, c|,U“,,|_ an Doriuds of lim . tixl mr) oi ilit ._\.O.H. livltl ilioii liisi fronilinppy childhood to screiic nge, "‘_‘”"ii"i'i 1" iii" i'M‘B"\' Hu" i“““‘ia~"

out it frame Kilmuir. - Whim Road

McKinnon McKinnon

a tiyins visit

in-_ wuuel evening .at Klltnure.

HAMPSHIRE TEMPERANCE

M§ETIN6. - The Temperance rne_et- ing .held in `~the Methodist-(lhurch, 1-'1‘h\!.8f`l£ ‘ nine. -February- 25th, was ,la Q!! Wded. the Rev. Georlle Orme *ple . The depntation from tiis2_t;f'¢`$';'coi ated or ttev. w. n. wu- "son,';"F‘l¢ld1‘* ` tary oi’ the Tentper-

anq?i_?,_lIl_'ance" ‘nd Rev. D. P. Mcvic. __ ai:{iimeh&e and nDl5?8ls strigzng i`rosp9ab_£t€,iifT¢ 6rd .ill the hearts oi the'~ll` ' t‘s.*`M'r. 8:- I5. Tarbush. was has a twot6ld'ml`sslou, thedissemtna- tion of natural illumination as well as moral and spiritual, gave n. genial anti entertaining talk, endorsing and eti- forcing the teachings of the previous speakers. The cliolr rendercd greatly appreciated service by special pieces selected and practised for thc occa- sion. Miss Elsie Holmes presiding at the organ. On motion of Mr. 'l‘honias Easton, seconded by Mr. .lohn Stow- art, a hearty vote ot thanks wus ten- dered to all who took part.

-PORT WOOD-Mr. Jolui liicI'hcr- son is doing a rushing business saw~ firewood with his improved circular saw. Miss Ellie Nicholson oi’ Wood islands, spent a i'ew_ days in Little Sands visiting friends. Mr. Sidney Munn, of Murray River, returned home last week after a visit to Port Wood. Mr, Angus Panton, while exercising his young mare (Janie E.) had the mis- fortune of getting her through the ice. Fortunately he was not far from shore and there being some men han- dy they succeeded in getting the ani- mal to the shore with only a few bruises. Mr. Francis Penton, oi' Port \Vootl was in the city yesterday on it business trip. Her many friends will be glad to hear that Mrs. Robert Dixon is recovering t`roiii her severe illness. Mr. John Munn, ol' Murray River, was in Port Wood Tuesday on u business trip. Mr. Colin Buell, ot' Ahney, was n. recent visitor to Port Wood. Mr. Dan Mcl-‘lierson, of Litilc Sands. puss- cd through Porti Wood Suiuiny eu route to Woodvlslaiid. Mr. Abc Daley oi’ Murray ltiver, was in l'ort Wood,

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BRUCE’S

SEEDS

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS

(Prices Prepaid)

Br-uce’l Collection Floral Gelum l Pill-

enclt ti vnrictics, Fine Annuals, each scpnrnte.

innny colors, for 25c.

' P le Collection Tall Nasturtluma

gnrheoefra Ella-est vni-ieties, .separate colors. for '.25c.' }!ruce's Royal Nosezny Collection Sweet Pell,

I pkt. each tisuperl: sorts, sepnrutc colors. for 25s.

Brncds Peerless Collection Dwarf Nalturtiuma. l tiki- CHC”

sorts, sepnmtc colors, for 25a.

Brucgl Empire Collection Aslers.l pki. enrh of 4 magniicent varieties,

-ie nrntt nlltolot for

Guest

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Bnscer, --An ve§“e¢“|,|:C°|\¢c¢{9n, G pkis. tliflcrcnl varieties, our selec-

tion for 25

Bruéey. ¢°Bfi've¥e¢,,\,|¢ Cnuggflgn, 12 pkis. different varieties, mir selec-

tion for 50c , _

B|.“c'evs Hcu'Vc“e¢n\,]¢ C01|¢¢\|0_||, l_l plcis. diflcrcut vnnetics and X-lb.

each, llcuns, Corn null Pens, our srleciioii, ior 155.

our t.¢u.t»-nmeiv tti.mnt°.i iispags miriam- ur v-gsmiu. rum us rum.. asus...

FREE‘°"r\mt»|. nun... `t'..unry supplin. oiinit-o ii.\pi~mt-un. ro.. for i-n.'». semi mr it.

John A. Bruce & C0., Ltd- i2l.if.§l.‘.i.§.i’§?;'.2f?.f.§{.i$f

Monday.

land have returned home after visit- inminess °[ me Egg Circle’ 0'3" c°l` "_ -'»

ing friends in Albany and Kensington lemmg mm shipping eggs' ew' one Y* '°`h"

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Messrs Ilruco Mac_l"hcrsou and Thorn- wil-d‘."' “my was reimlviiil' bm' ‘mer _ ns Diilftin uttciideil the candy festival °°“sldm`“bl° dlB"“SSi°“ it was reject' 5

PA'i`RlO'1`ISM<=;ns1 PRODUCTION

“Belgium as a producing factor is obliterated from thc map. Britain, always unable

to sustain itself, will have stronger nccds. That beautiful section of lrniice where _n little more than n your ago I saw the countless siooks of golden grain is_now scarred with the dccp-dug trenches. Surely, surely there is need for all that we can do.

HON. MARTJN BURIZELL, lllinislcr of Agriculture.

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So we mane this fence of extrs~heaV7. nm , M ,_ th -_,_ _ hard drawn steel wire c-f nine-gauge. 2,, ,.f,,,§:ff.,,,d $02,, _ Constanltly wo :Eat it for qtahty. And bers. Then setnm agency..

so we now ia ence s more

strength than it probably will need.

` 'l'his Feiie e l-Iaswvfast Strength

more than enough--that's our way. You gal.-t by the longer life of this better fence. _And we lock lateral: end tip- rightwire rigidly. yet springily,_ _.,,

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Pure Cocoa is rich food value and is so siiy digested. ,,. °' ° ° <.==»=-vt-. " _

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nrtvil wus ilio uppoiiitiiil-iii ol' Mrs

lions by Miss Charlotte Druke, liirs, flurry Hyde, and Mrs. W. W. ijrosliy

know what side your ou." The second

The third touched it responsive pn- triotic chord in ull hearts entitled “Coll all llandss" and it gained in forc f rv "

hurl to rnspoiul to it hearty encore, her sclt>~~tio1is‘ most appropriate, being

was un 'abundant supply oi' “crcntnrc 1-_ninl'orts" deftly. siviftly und smiling- ly served. All who wcrc in any ~.-.-ag.- responsiblo for the siiccvss oi` thc Hlltllfrrlhtr. deserves special and zn- dlvirluul nit--nlion but, that is not pos- sible. ll’ smiling rrotintetiances, hilur- ious laughter :ind numerous personal +-xpi~r>ssioiis urc any criterion, then all pri-sont. thoroughly enjoyed incin- selves.

THE MOTHER JOB . .

(June Burr in New York Tinicsl

lt really lsn't hard to be tt mother,

Thorn really isn‘l very much to do;

The days arc just exactly like each

otltcr~

You simply shut your eyes niui_wnn- der through!

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I-‘or six o`rlork is time enough for ris-

ing, ‘-"_“ .'\nd getting nil the cliildrt-ti w,ashcd und tlresueil.

And lu'enki'ast‘cookl\tl'--lt' really stir

prislng, .

lint mothc-r's never seem to itped n rust!

'Flu-_ lunolics must bfnparked andfdack-

cts rounded. f .ind cvcryliody soothed and sqilt to

school.

To say that mother rushes is unfound-

, ed-

` She's nothing more to manage, as a

rule.

Unless it is to finish piles of sewing,

And cook and wash and iron and

scrub and sweep,

To order food and keep the furnace

going-

And then perhaps to hide herself

and weep!

And when at last slte‘s tucked "4, »' de v_ »' »-ianlilze £l-iwithat Dawn

to 2;! I .she

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inonthly iucmbcrs, uiccting under tho ‘lilli-i'-1**-`AM'f ‘]°l'“ “\' H'"'.k"i'i' PHS" _,Ha-ci,,,,s mm dignmed lcadersmp of tlcni tunuiiitnouwly nppointeil :in at Mrt-r Pope Crosby. 'llie roll wus culled "mrk "1 "“5Dl°i‘-I for |1\‘l‘ Z1’-Ill ill 1`0t’lll- ' ' ` ‘ ' '. .. . - _ ..‘ ' - by Itlrs. Sntnuel Drake, Rocoriliiig-Soc "'g_ ilu” |".'""‘h) MM” i"".""" O i 9"' m,m,v_ _‘Am-mm the ,mS)_“_ss u__ms_ noi, lirsl v|t't‘~tii'\~sitloiit; ltliss llnntricc

l\'li‘i‘:irlh_\'. ltcv. Sc<‘.t‘4~inr_\'; Miss Mziry

Georllc Oriiiun ns fiolel-Tate. ’l`lio ati- lllilwh’ Nui.8'1"'-'li`i"`iY`i .Mrs A“""li mm, im_(__Hm_; of N_ B__ ,,_ E_,_ Bmudl l.t'l~iii_niti, li'cu:;tir\~i‘; bliss \Vinn|c :tt i`lt.'itittmi in Juno. with Miss tfliar- Mmlrml-lv' ` M.'“n""“f"'"i`f\1`m“i Mis” lotto llruke :is alllt-r;il<~. After this Mary ll" illnmlmw’ hfmincli “mi lluw on t~iiicrtuiit\ut\nt of u mor.: varzcd tint: Himnah if |0l"'s°“`y' “Immun” ii’ i'"m` iiiti-wstiiig t-liariiteictx llcv. Gcorg't‘Or- mllwe"~A‘

i_mii_|»i'o.~1irliiii,`_ 'l`li<‘ vliurcli choir ron- _ _ l ____ t\‘i'*in.tit't\i'ii 'ul ‘i‘:" "":- ' ' ' "' .-.t §...._._i.f ...” 13.2, ‘.,ll.f.il_i`."i..f.’.§.'.`..‘-i, "‘:¥=":"S ‘° lm' “mf-_ Mr 1>°>:’<' iiutlor the lezttlorsliip ol’ i'.li's. Frank "|l.v1 L'_D“: __.R"“|_"` 'S SQNOHHI-V _'H' llowurd, orgnnist. The presence. ot' If m"'"'l i'l"""i’f 'mpc li°,"'a~v “"9" iilr. Suttiuel Frizzcll with his grains- r“°v°f"_`Mr"'j M‘ll""S oi }`"""".h lil' phoitc and most exvcllcitl. selectioti ol' mag. “lm wfu’ """"mg _Mr“' 1.\'Icl\“~v."' rvrortls, religious, patriotic and huui~ hm 'llmss is 'ww “'m“:“uy,'" Wm' oroiis, was grontly npprccinletl. llccitu-i pm`mnU“iu`°"`“l" noni biclvlm' "I

MT STEWART - 'lilo (i"il‘li.

thc l‘. E. l. it. .-pl-nt Sunday with friends in i\1i. ls‘ii‘\v:trt.-'l‘liougli the

were in their order most appmprmwi hauling svusoii was short this winter, 'l'i.e first ul’ u humorous nature with n yd .ihmff now" wall so “lim” l.“mh"r moral "Sho\v vour colors and let them at (lurks Bmw" "UH “S were is this

year. Mr. <‘l,'irk luis nvcr 400 cords to

Ft. ,_ _M _ _I . _ _ manufacture lit-i`orc_t`roeze-up next

$,?____,,,l;; '£1511 vim”:’s]0§';nii}&2;tg;2?f. lull, and niosl ot this is for his own

use in his extensive business.-Mr. Robert Jny, son oi’ Bciijnniitt Jay. Pati- ning Brook, was taken to the I’. E. E 'i Hospitzil bv ln- Toombs, Mt

c e or ond ex resslon bv iv rs. ' ' ' ‘ ` '

“,_ "V_ Cmsbws re“l:im_1ng_ Ml;s__ awp Stc\v_ari_.“oii Saturday morning, and Ham Howlml was in mm voice _md opeiutcd on for nppcutlicltis the sniuc

day. _ills litany friends are glad lo lcurn that thc operation. though ti. scr-

suug with taste und- feeling. Tlierc ` “lug 011.0! “"l"" i‘“""°"ssf“l‘ lt' is “ mul"

singular i-olncitlcncc that on thc sntnc date two years alto. "Holihle‘s" brother Wesley, was operated on for appendi- citis also.-Tlio ill-nth oi' Mr. John Mcliay, ugcd 67,' occurred at her honic in l~`rcnt-lt Village on Thursday niorn- ing, March -lib, :iftcr an illness of one week of pneumonia. Site leaves io niourn u sun, iingli in French Vil- Iago. and one daughter. Mary, who WHS llllllllie 10 llc* home in time for the funeral on Saturday, on account of the boat being stuck.~L.'

They’re Popular

In Nova Scotia

WHY DODD’S KIDNEV PILLS ARE A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY

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People H-ave Learned From Long Ex-

periences that by Curing the Kid- ney Ilia They Benefit the Entire 'BoUy.

Sl’lt’i',llAitllOR. l-lullfax Co.. N. S.,

March i2tli.-(Special)-"l have lak- cn' n couple oi' boxes of Dodd's Kidnt-_v l’llls and have received great, benefit l`i'oni them. They are certainly u tinge pill for anyone suffering front Kidney trouble." So says Mrs. Alex. E. Nilchey, and she speaks the sontl- ments of _a large number ot the wo- men ol Nova Scotia.

l)odd's Kidney Pills so long

been in general use re- cogniiieli us the for Klditey troubles. family medicine

home-s.-~ --People have iongiexporience that if nil\i|or__Kidne_v ills with

Pills need not tear

8\lC

has

Average Imports Years 1910-1913

Wheat. _ 28,439,609 bush. Oats _ _ . 23,586,304 “ Barley. _ 15,192,268 “ Corn. _ _ . . 7,621,374 “ Peas._.. _ 703,058 “ Beans.__.. 639,653 “ Potatoes.. 4,721,590 “

| oni<ms.____ 271,569 “

Meat. . . _ 26,509,766 lbs. Eggs. _ ,. .121,112,916 doz. Butter and Cheese... 91,765,233 lbs.

The above mentioned sources

of supply of staple foods are now, in the main, cut off as result of the war. Great Britain is looking to Canada to supply u large share of the shortage.

Every individual farmer has a duty to perform.

The Empire Needs

Make Your Land Produce More

Millions of bushels rather

than millions of acres should bo Canada’s aim. The fields al- ready under cultivatioa Should be made more productive. Keep in mind good seed and good

' cultivation.

That there is abundant reason

to expect larger retums from the same area is conclusively shown when we compare the average production of the present time with the possible production. Note the -following brief table which Shows our average in 1914 and the possible production per acre :~-

Average Possible

Fall Wheat., _ _ _ 20.43 52. Spring Wheat... 14.84 33. Barley.. _ _ , _ _ .. 16.15 69. Oats..__....... 36.30 91. Com, Grain. . . . 70. 200.

IUDDUDDDIUDUBUI

Many F oods

The Empire risks Canada to increase the production of staple foods-~ not

merely of wheat. Great Britain wants oats, corn, barley, peas, beans, potatoes, turnips, onions, meat, dairy products, poultry and eggs. »

In the past Great Britain has imported immense quantities of these

- staple foods from Russia, France, Belgium, Germany, and Austria-Hungary as shown by the following:

Average Possible

Corn T-Insilagc

t'1`ons|,._ . . ._ 12. 10.

Pens._........ 1533 37.' Beans.. _ . _..._ 18.70 60. Potatoes. _ . . . . . 119.40 450. Turnips . . _ . . ._ _ 421.81 1000,

By “possible” is meant the

actual results which have been obtained by our Experimental

Farms and by manly farmers. These “possibles" ave been obtained under intensive culti- vation methods nnd conditions not altogether possible on the average farm, yet they suggest the great possibilities of in- creased production. By greater care in the selection of seed, more thorough cultivation, fer-

tilization, better `drsina§e the average could be raise by at

l t -th' d. Th t ' . :..t.r.n~

wou a at east $ , , to the annual income of Canada from the farm. It would be a great service to the Empire, and this is the year in which to do it.

Have You Attended Your District Conference?

If you have, you know that you heard once more the same old gospel of crop production.

Have you talked over with your neighbour farmers the problems discussed at the Conference? If thcrc are any questions on which you are at all doubtful write at once for information to the Canadian Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, or to your Provincial Department of Agriculture. They will be pleased to help you.

Increase Your Live S_t_o_ck -

Breeding stock are to-day Canada’s most valuable

asset. The one outstandizz 7; feature of the world’s farming is that there will soon be a great shortage of meat supplies. Save your breeding stock. Plan _to increase your live

I stock. Europe and the United States, as well as Canada," ‘ will pay higher prices for beef, mutton, and bacon in the

very near future. Do not sacrifice now. Remember that live stock is the only basis for prosperous agriculture. You are farming, not speculating.

- Make use of the-Free Bulle- tins issued by _ the -Canadian- Departmcnt of, Agriculture. They mines of viilusiifi! in- The

stock. coupon stamp on envelope-

Canadian _

Department of

IHW `Ii__iitlN rl`l :iii/-\

Publications Branch, Cmarllan Department of Agricul`ture',)

Ottawa. -

Please send bulletin h t t b l - ' 'l

potatoes, iuraipg,oo‘nlbti:z°dn?i.lll|l1°:?ohk?r ey'

(Mark out Bulletins you do NOT want.)

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