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19.24 Y' " . ' " ' rail: cr1AnLorrn'rowN GUARDIAN ' _ PAGE nmvnsi

*°"°-0**-oo-o++¢,,

Q ggain located at

Book and Tov srones

the largest and 'best

stock of U' _ _

read lt, and as l remember it ran yo

and Chl-lotmal 8 3 sea-ie, Thin. Gold an' Tlneol. Col0'f°d TM"°i’»_

Greeting Cards, _ Posti`Cards, Holly

la on dlsp|-1)'-

For Xmas

Authona. Hund~

from. The Poets

bindings, Bibles.

(Catholic and Church Hymn

“Gift Books, Toy, i.‘Chlldren’s Picture 'Linen and Painting Bifoys and Girls, Own *Chatterbox Chums1 canada, Waterman

, Pens_` etc., etc.

Toy .and Doll Department

(UP-STAIRS)

ing at a later date as the ground- de

as different headings for this artic- er lc- 'Peking up the first "Better ii

of the things we dairymen should th

on a trip that took ill more than one half of Kings county Ido not iii

es that would make anything like fr

have sufficient breeders of pure: gl

dairy herd. of 'i‘hi-il would ii not be well for us a

low l' ~. are doing in some ol our lic

well:-Come in and seo

endless array you are to get what yOu want at

price you want to pay-

l0c, 15c and 25c Tables

Boys and Girls Sleds and

A splendid new

just received direct

the Factory. '

t-ly t`lirllliii_< Better Bull Associa- pl llolls t’or instance where there are b ll block of say stiventy five to one fo lllllltlrrd cows let the farmers coin- gi

liull of the breed desired if the iv l`al~luul‘s llavv all avenge of five li

one liulidreil cows and wish to pay t

sire illi- cost would be six dollars h por cow. lil this way those tweniy

good sire i'or two years at all avcr- p

Snow Shovels, (Wood and ani- oi` thrch dollars pei; cow plus a ar

~ small fi-ii that would io used ilu' c

_Rockmg _ Horus' lilllilltaillailce. Well if each farmer y

C""""'9°S' Kidd'¢ Car'-`9l l'll`si-s llirec calves per your and y

f Q tliulc wlicn they come into milk 111 ` ‘ .will produce Say thirty pounds more in

l'al. per your than their lnotll- 11

~, 11-rs selling ai forty trellis pei' pound S

l-qillillilli.; i\\'i>l\'1- dollarri per con' 11

4 ° would they not be liiaking three 5

lluilllrl-il per cunt oil ol'il»Zilllii ill' l \'l-siulelit This looks like li izooil f thing ami lam satisfied that I alll 11 on the safe sille on my ostiulaie.

'l`llervt'ore Better llulls pay.

ARTER & C0 ‘

IIMITEI)

for Christmas'

Gifts

Rel

MA Pl-5 1551,..

AMW"

7 av/

ff-._"fl¥?-

like this First Better Bulls; Sec- ind

ond Tweed o_ut the ‘fboarder" cows own herd and when the first year u by tastiiis: Third Raise the best no 11

~11 »-_4-`“iV@11 fl‘0111 Dllri' bred bulls and from each msn- doing"testing`work '

tested cows; fourth feed cows bett. -an

work for another article so I ani bu only plalliiing on using these (oar i-in

llulls." This is in my opinion one we

think about seriously for instance ha

think i_ saw over a dozen good look- en

arg dairy bulls pure bred or other- prove the truth of the statement

wisu and only three school fairs th mace, out of eight had a showing of calv- irate the benefit of better bulls owdered bay leaf. thyme. marpor-

mi lilltmck. and cayenne. Used

a lot of decent grade cows, this is came under my notice- A' farmer for flavoring regouts, game pies,

not as it should be as we now started keeping records having four ga

lirud stock of each of the four dis recognized dairy breeds to supply he our whole province with good bulls. an ill l-.ich we have outstanding cows ilo

wliosc bulls are good enough to over feed; her next calf a heifer 10 stand at the head of'almost any als

ml on her second lactation period 11

to follow along the some lines as produced over 12,000 pounds milk C i.»_ l .-.- < ' ' '

priivilices or in United States nam- than her lilother and over sixty

reeding pays, next we have the 8

utter off the farm we are return- D

<fo\vs let the price be made up at -in so lnuch por cow; then if you lin.\'c ie

he land thus in place of the crop a

six llulillrvd dollars for li first class roliliing the land we practically P

ave it us good as it was before growing that crop ami when Lac. P

i`ai'lul-rs could have tile use of this rises eoncr-utrates to make up 6

raps have taken away and hence 8 ollr land is becoming richer each[ u ear thus WU see for a fact that -the

ily other forlli of farlnlng. ln many c

actions of the country the fertility ings as it is milder than Cayenne 1.

tant cropping. There is nothing g

iko the dairy cow to restore the

oriilliy of the soil and put it On lt n

D pays and I need _only cite one

tter Bulls lt is one of the strong- G11 planks we have. Some nine 111

lvidual cow testing outside my 11°

ished I had figures on ,,feed ed

fit for their owner.-In place of

cidod to continue with these cows “U t to feed better and to breed to

lance on theright side and if M wwe to ask him he wlll tell you an

at feed and weed is the motto be 111 s taken and has made good.

P .

ustrated in tho instance just giv- by

at blood will tell. Again to lllus- pe

om tested mothers one instance a

ade cows one of which was of a tinct dairy type this~cow had a m ifer from a non-descriplt bull 11 d when she came into milk was t good enough to show a profit 11

o was sired by a pure bred bull the salne strain as the mother 1

'ing nlinost 2000 pounds better 0

iunds liiore butter fat thus better a

rs ago I became interested in 11°

A ctiiiis 1 Of Interest Fq_rmers~

§$YS1 T0' IMPROVE Then taking up tllieneecflndii ‘ank cu

OUR DAIRY NEEDS in this platform "'Weedingp|- the

boarders" It has often been de-

ic- E- M1'|°K°"1ll°-) monstrated in the ress'Ihat test-

’ - ‘ Nfl 011|; ago in looking over an ing

_ _ .1 old__pn»per l noticed a column head- ing

eil The setter ltlia-ying Platform" no and being interested of course I est,

LINARY HERB8 AND BPICEB -WHAT THEY ARE AND WHERETHEY GROW

Allspice.-The berry of a small

tance to prove thatf.-next ito 11.11

e growing in the West Indies. thered-when green and dried in

su_n. The berries combine the

vor of cloves, cinnamon, and tmeg, hence ‘the name. Also call- pimento or Jamaica pepper. od for fiavoring soups, stock.

d in n herd in arflc l r th “Mes” 'news'

cr and grow more homegrown feed- was notl line cow pthak gliiowednh cl°v°°""Th° uiwpened n°w°' There are thrusmore planks in pr " ' bu

N118 Di1\lf0Fm Which i Dian on us- begoming discouraged this'--farmer Tmpics' Much “sed in ‘mth “west

ds of a tree growing. in the

d savory dishes.

Cinnamon.-1-The bark of s

11e1. 1311115 111111 to day 11115 1111.111, species of laurel. Comes chiefly 11113 1101 11 cow 11111 111 ,110w111g 11 from Ceylon, Java, and Bombay.

uch used for flavoring both swept

d savory,dishes and employed

edlcinally. `Cordlander.-The fruit or seeds,

The third iank has been weii socalled of an Eastern plant, used

confectioners and in the mak-

and needs nothing further to ing o_f curry; powders.

Aromatic -Spice.-A mixture of

pper, salt, cinnamon

lantines, and so on. Nutmeg.-The seed ol' the nut-

eg tree. Used for flavoring sweet nd savory dishes.

Mace.-The outer shell of the

utmeg. Used whole or ow e

_ ii d red

r sweet or savory dishes. Mustard.-Seeds' of a plant of

wo kinds, black and white. These re ground and mixed. Used as a

ndiment and for flavoring. Pepper.~’l‘he seeds of berries of

n Eastern shrub. -The berry has

dark-brown skin. Black pepper

“ml p1m1k_ Feed better and consists of the dried berries

'ow larger crops. This plank is as

hen we sell one hundred pounds h

pg about ninty six por cent of the rtility used by the crop back to a

illiiig to the sail more than your

all who is dalrying is removing T

ground

holea ;i;he_ same berries are

bin; :ini 1urcias» one fir:-it class imiortant . an of thu Others as gmun “ey “ner the dark il“Bi¢S

‘ i ‘ ' '“ I M y ave been removed to make white

epper.

Long Pepper.-similar in taste

nd Smell 150 DEDDBP. but the seeds

re long. Used in picking and curry owder.

Mignonette Pe er -

PD _ White

epper, crushed, not ground.

Cayenne Pepper.-The dried

roperly linlailced ration one is ffllif Of Cavsicunis which grow

m0B¢iy in Cayenne. The fruit is round after it has been drieii sed for flavoring.

KFOHB P€l1per.~A red pepper

he pods are called chillies_ Much

ss fertility from the soil than in made from the Hungarian

the soil has been depleted liy con-

oro prodllctivl' basis. in

-_-__<-¢¢-»--

KEEPING THE GULTIVATOR _

Ease of draft and efficiency of

paprika,

“P9i°lUY1 Dod. Used for season-

Turmeric.-A plant of the

H1861' fhhlliy. much grown in the East Indies. The tubers are dried lid Sround to a powder. Much use/i

curry powders. _

5 -<II FIT THE DRv'rloT or Po'rA'ross

(Eliperlmental Farms Note)

work done in the use of the The 111.1, 11,1 111 co111mon 1 . .1 , 1 -i tt -rs of , , _ , n smred lhlltifltiiilixssntiil tiibglnllpiglziioht for potatoes' Last winter it was Very __ 0__ _ _1______ use The __m0t,, or prevalent in cellars ami store lious- _|____s____n__r_i_ ________ ____. ______s(__________ s1_____D es in Western Canada, and' oauseii

1’ ~ much loss dt is the most

_ _ _ comnloil

:uid ___0c1___n1Ca1 cause ot' storage rois`in Western

_._ ____,_\__ 1,Oli_:_~_1___i__:1__ “_______ _____v1'__g _Hong Canaria. The dry rot goes deep into

illiciro-idi illiticirtl n number of me p°mi°~ The surface Ui me de` aiiliiiiliirlililloiv firilds which evl- caved part is usually wrinkled and liutl lrld liven cultivated and white mouldy grawths are “ie” it__ _:_/____-_____________3_1 _M10 amps 01 present. When the potato is cut ;'__:__?n Evem_m11y 110 m_1_1ve11 111 11 open cavities are often present in

Co 0115 ex the decayed part There is usually

amine lt coronal t Wh

f ti - ' `

ipléicf i';1::ci;:_i11£_iee8e1111, ndic111111,1.1101. no unpleasant odor, which accom- “‘:__‘;‘ S3111 31111111; at 11111 end of 11111 panies rots caused by bacteria. “E111 an that 110 had 1111 01111111-_ The dry rot is caused by fungi

ich enter the potatoes through

tmmy t1° The cause 011 1119 21.0921 bruises or wounds. The threads of ;l1L;t1‘;ln1f:\;11111na11on 11110we,1 1119 the fungus grow in the tissues of

¢>€\xa~ool> £11111, 11111111111 10 111, 111111 1311111113 edge the potato and cause the rot. The

1110 B110e11_.1.11e11e 11,111” were so white niouldy growths on the dc-

‘ on 1,1 1 11 11181 ig was quite easy cayed parts are the threads of the

ormed Burglar: ogot any doors or wndows ye- carvi; open, terri __Y t nth _ they were dun 111115115 wh1c1111ave mme 1_0 1116 5111-_

_L°"d°n opnion mhltm 1:/ejrihawas started and lace and which produce millions of

_w ‘ i recleliivedeno attention while the i0b “DUNS lseedsi- These spores may

was being done. lt ia unreasonable cause rot in sound D0tal0€s if they tn expect dllll shoes to cut out the reach it place where the skin-is weeds for a dull edge of any kind broken. Dry rot does not usually at.- is a poor thing to cut anything tack potatoes before digging. ibllf with except fingers and they can rather when they are placed in cel

I generally bo cut with a dull knife. lare or store houses. The dry rot

_ .

\_ ` 'nu 'runon

'Sedan

Making

Service

Certain

Winterddving seems to de- mand a hardier breed of car than the mellow journeys of summer and autumn. Country roads are heavy and city streets are slippery but the lure of the open on a crisp, crackling, bril- liant winter day is irresist- _ , " able and s_o-out you go. ' And if it is a Ford that car- ries you comfortably along tliefrozen roads, you can go without a_ worry. Should some minor adjustment or replacement become neces- sary you 'know that there is a Ford service station at the very first place- you come to; that you will get quick, courteous service there at little cost; that the inter- ruption in your journey will be but a matter- of

1 minutes. i

And when the major service operations become necessary as they do with

1 every car, the Ford owner i again enjoys the distinct

advantage of having quick low-priced authorized

1,’ service immediately at his

command.

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1 _ .'.,',_¢,-'.-_ 'tt'

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TRUCKS ' TRACTORS ` `

CARS

_ i 1 rim,

Dali Knives. Bad Work- fungus may live in vegetable mat- 11

- .._ » -~ -.~ ~' - » 1lhiam~J1u . "ar +~‘”‘2' ~ -` ~’- "”"""'

_ _ . . en mi goo cow and the

,_ _ - ' ' ,__ ‘ " ' this hardpan and are inclined to 1_ gymep ceilings `_,aide walks, ¢‘°1}fi~°l;1lri 5110'-i191‘» \>¢°8l1_1?9- 111119911. purchaser would have annexed a

<*--~----~----~- ----- ~ - - ~ --#-1°” " spread ai-ounoton top of- it. 1111111 1,111-1,1111,” rigor., and _other no msn truly knows another. , valuable aiilmaL_ _,

i~-» .. .-ll "‘

A °.'. “fl 1” t‘s.:°'lt.::s..‘°::; ;:.::; 1 1 or or , A * _

showed that the cu Va ng W8 crease _E5-1-1MAT1NG A cowrs FUTURE An ihieregiirng Comparison is avail- as helfers and have not ilieeniektcd

l 'lb 1

little mera; s_l_i_1\_1l_o1; as 511; __V_V_¢;1_`_i_; ye_l;_l__eai;:§;'__y__e_1;;.__s to D__eve___ _“ses _l1l_i_1~_fi1_c_1i;;_ ulitil free from coin( s BY HER PRODUCTION DUR_ a

ll!'0lZ|'05H9 - _ > _ _ ' _ - _ ING HER FIRST LAC-

” °“ em 'S 1°

side of the flold where the opcrat- ing or injuring D0i&i09S 11 P53135 1 __ S: H<»l’11l1_11_i~» _1 ___ __ _____ ___ _ _ y _ or finished as they W€\'0 011 T319 or in Sl01`il15 mem- Aii1‘1"‘°1d"“bb'b E I_’_*_*:1_0_‘;’§°'T»1° (‘1'_?_11‘1)m,‘1,(1 (Exp¢r|me,1¢a1 pa,-ms NMC) The first as a two-yellrold produr- cost animals, the first lactation re- otlior side whom he started. his 1,1- Did dried potatoes s ou _ e i' - . - _ » 1 ' 1

-1 tore liurned, and replaced \\ith non _ _

again D0in¢0‘i to d“n;1h°'§ _fggrthx m0V0d f;°’; thethgei 2;; mérgp is ma1L_1_1n1_ it is the custnln with some dairy- duller they became 0 _8 ___ houses 6 i”8_ _ _be advisable _1_ 11, 11001, 13 01 l1_11_111_ re111o1.1, 4 men to use the production ui` the was to keep them down n e stored. It won d__a slim other pmw ___c__e___ _rom "___ ____r1__ce_ _____1 1_1 1~11._o1_ 111. 111.0___1.e111._11111 1110111111111 pe1__ 5"U““d‘ t° spray the wa B 8 1 11 0111111111 places where it shows Stnillini-2 \\'ili1 mil' "S " Mais 1°' Uiiiiiiig his herd

The cutting edge of the shite of the store houses wt a s _ _O _"ine 8 811111010111 111.11111 1111011111 11,. As ri gcilcral rule this is a good

should be the lowest pmt of it me of hmestone (1 lb' bmesmne no ld removed to expose fresh earth Aliin_ol_ir)’ to lollow_ A good lieifer suf. shoe is to he iKf‘D¢ in the 5:`1°“::' ilallons of wat¢=i_l‘)»__l_’°t“;‘:_"_:es gsm earth removed slionlii lie lwiilacell 110114111" 111111111‘@1i 10 ll11'1h'~‘ I1 86011

the ed e wears away' an '

as . lf- ' not be KPOWY1 H 9 11.1111111111-111 1-1-0111 1111 1111w111111111,1111Li11-ri-cord iat her first calring is a do- comes rounded off the Daft Wi'1i¢i1 year after year. 11111! Olhel’ CFDDS 1111111.08 01. 11011 1» . -» 1,islraliie animal to

. 11 new r o tonrle e _ use as a breeder

is trying to do the culgluz hwiii should ,he used so that t_he_11_ry l'1l_l.11111y be 111111_ w111C11 111 very 11111~a1,1Li ill the herd. Occasionally, however. gradually climb up t e B 095 ill tin rease n e B0

_ 111118118 W 110 c ~ 111111111111111. ¢1e1111e11_ a mistake is made in disposlniz oi _

leaving metal bel0W il Whi°i1 “C” The dry rot develops much more 1 T110 9111119 1111911111- nf fi". a lleifer that does poorly daring her an a sleigh runner and tends 10 1-1,,1,1d1y in worm and moist air. so 111111110 e111,ec11111y 1118 1oe,1i111;li'irst lactation. Whether the owner make the shoe slide up out of the potatoes .should be placed in cool 11-01111115 111111 111.1111111_1111 11,911 11111111111. sells hor tu the butcher or to some ground. and dry storage soon alter digliihil ing stools and all other inipleliienis 1111-1_USl>€'.L'tiIis ilelgliibor the fact re-

How to sharpen Shoes- T111, ceiian or store .room should be should lie soturot.-ll with ri aisiii- ui-“oils that ireuueiitiy he makes af

Before tho cultivntor is put into 1111111 as 0001 1111 11051111119 1111111011; f1.cih111_a5 C1-ego; ¢01111m1111.i or ,_-hr- ini_sial<<- and disposes of a young

-the field tho shoe should he beat- danger from frost. Cool storage is bolic acid, 6 ounces to every gallon animal which later develops into u en out to li fairly thin edge which perhaps 1116 1110111 1111111111 _means io of water in each case. After this line mature cow. There are many will bo the lowost part of the shoe. 31,0111 111859, 11.0111 1111. 1-011 |_ @_, has dried, the stalls, walls, and instances oil record of where young

As a general rule it is possible after 11110111 35-40 oF. ceilings may ho covered with animals were sold at very ordinary _ _

this to complete one`iob of cul- T11 _ben means 01. 111.e,,e111111g 1111. whitowash (lime wash), to each prices which later developed into

tivatln without heating the shoes B 1 1.1 1-°11°w11.___ gallon of which should be' added magnificent cows.

_ALCO-MITIR SIIVICI ll Flll out H1511" p1_°v1d111g 11 11111 111 mg igexcit’ 5033 seed "bm 1161111111, 4 ounces of chloride of lime. Ou the Agassiz Experimental

_ _ __ _ _ 1 1 11 111 1111110 1111111.11 - 11 1 11 1111 , 5. All refuse and material from Far-m to date twenty-eight tivo-year it safe to dnvei-`~Y”`i?‘~mattet what the tei'nP¢1’l¢“Y°° “sg 0 ‘M11 8 11111 1 111 hills 0" fmm field’ t R 5 ow stable and barn ard should be r old leii h -

owover con ons n e 111 y , e-1 i ers ave made R. O. P. rtc-

Wimer hasnk g°t__`a._1$~1** “gamut ii; _»`:1'..__ _ "em are such _hat _he_e__ge wears aeag. ____ seed ___ Held! 1__ wmch moved to a place not accessible to ords. Five produced over 16000

_ 1 1 - - H - cattle or hogs. Tile manure should pounds, whil sixteen gave less

1h¢l>erfect, economical non-freezing °°i\111°1\-1’°°°“““°“d' i’;§:1‘1d"f1;’; f1‘1§"1i1',§'1'1y“{§0 m°u°c°1f“1?§ potatoes have 11°! been 81'°W” 1°’ be spread on the fields. in ofldl- than 14,000 pgooaa Ali the ilelfero I, ~ ld over. E several years- ‘_ tion, the yards should be disln- which produced over 14.000 pounds Y automobile manufa_ctui'e_n_the wor_ _ that should remove the shoes and best 11 1_1am11e 11111 110111111 crop C111., muted by s11r1n11111m 1111L,m11y 1.1111 01 111111( are v11111a111e 111111111115; me .""'° °f ‘i‘°= C*“"W_f°°i"“8 °i‘°“"‘°°i “°"'f'°_°z° m'xh"°' d "1°"“ °“° “5"'“' °" h“'° "‘°“‘ b°“" fully to avoid iniurles- ii solution oi' copper sulphate. iiicows that marie the lrlghort helfer Il cause choking. scaling. mating of Cooling System. an an <_i_t_lt l;yba man who knows howto _1_ Remove 1111 réfue 0111181 ye111,._1 ounces 10 the 1111110" 01, wa1er_ 11_eco1__1 11130 y1c1ded me 1318031 mB__ repairb`ii ' h ' . ' ° 0 0' '

. fr ella or storehouse. The best methods of Hniillfirls tllre production. Of the sixteen heli-

. I s m t e upnng . . . d' 1 A” “ gmeml ""9 when the shoes "gp-Pliiwcg lihe iinotatoes in dry, cool the disinfectant and the lime wash ers which produced less than 14.-.

dl1,1~1§,\ihr\v|ge`i|. servlbinncl filling stations everywhere ioP BY become dull the operator moves 81011” _soon “ner d1gs1ng_ 111 1,1. 1118111111 O1 11 1111101111 111,,11y101111 11011111111 01. 1111111_ 11111y 1111.11 111111, e Mp iw-Meter Service sign. Con- his levers it little farther and ueee _ 1 _ pump, such as 1199.1 hy 01-¢h1mi..C,,111 11,1911 1111111111, ,ecards ,11111 ea(-11

P e a cu ° -n f the weight of the mnchi o to press ` 11115 11,1 p 11 11 11 T11 W

- - - - _ ' ' e. D i FECT FARM ~ < xero Ona y We ~ 8 C0 °' it "°“"""."‘“_“"'"-‘f"~”‘-“" i Ti" °"‘"°° " re down into the sroiind- ‘ifhe effect H°w T° B11if_1;“1N°s 'rillr method lr efficient in nlsln- wnlflr stood lr. thirteenth plots om. . 1.1 . __-, _ . - _ - _ ' ' . in this case is-to preu down 'the ‘ - _ _

"CANADIAN INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL co' LIMITED 3"°“"d "nd" th' 'h°°i t°"N°s` “ Farmers are constantly advised °“5 Wd i“f°°*i°“5 diseases °f 11"' through as a mature cow with 2-l,-

Dmrisutiag wmlmmi 1101-; 1,5 hgrdpan through which _. it 10 d1!1n1ac1 111811, 11111111111” 111111 lmaie, and should be applied im- 5117 pounds nirhougii as is heiier she

”“°NTllAL 'l`0RQN1`_O. WWWPW V*"C°'-'WR ’ is hard for moiuturofto -penetrate. 110118811 C311, pm' bm muy do not mediately following any outbroak,'g;iv<= only 13 956 pounds. I-Ind she

J This in also hard on the crop 1111ow11ow1o prcéaed 10 (1011e1»111c and, as a matter of precaution it been 1.111105 from me herd because

hi h I th l d ll

w c n sown on e an is 11V 1 111 1111 C1111” The 1.1111ow11111, may be used once or twice yearly 11119 11101-1u¢er1 19,.; than 14,000

5- f°"°'i“¢ 3°" in th” nm "°°" dirgcllons will help and should be D0\inda as n helfar, the herd would

. , ,1 . _ _ _

stx ' ..._ ,_ have-a hard time getting through 119111 11.11. 1111111,” 1,s1e1,e11c11 No man can lastly censure or 1,1, 111111 11 11

ble between the production oi` two since, but 'are capable ot' producing cows. which were oi” nlucii the sltm01over 20.000 pounds. - 1' breeding, reared together and izen- Where a breeder has a largeherd erally handled in the saline inalllleitiand desires to retain onl the nhol

cd 12.707 l101111d5 01’ 111iii< “'hi1'h cords are a suitable basis for deter. was 450 pounds more than number mining the value oi' the futiuro cow. two, As a i`our-year-old the iirst Oli-1hut where a brceilei- is endeavor- ly increased her 'production sligllli."i ini: to ilicrezlse the size of his herd while two years inter the serlilllli economically, lie cannot afford to be

' cow produced 21.071 pounds oi-mo hasty ia disposing of females

milk. The latter is 0 good ercr11lll"1aniil tliey are _aiven another chan- of a cow with only a fair lieiier \‘\l~ re. Some cows mature earlier than cord, making over 21.000 l>011n1lt-i HS oiiiers and although the earlier ma. a mature cow, There are at least illriligoilos are probailiiy the more two other cows in the herd each ol'.d1~_=irzllile. many others prove to be -_-.-hir-n gives less ilinn 10.000 iiU1U\<i1l1\'aIila.ble in any herd. -

To the Fox _lireederss iof Prince Edward Islanttth-

The keen demand for Qllver Foxes in for registered stock: Dio

erimlnatlng buyers are lnrlitlng on pedigree, and you would be,,welI ad- "lsed to meet their dementia by registering. _ _

If your strains are of pure Plnee_ Edward Island origin they aro`e|l-

glble for registration In the Silver Bleek Fox Breeders' Auoolitlon of Prints sawn.-a island. A cam-iricars or sassolno Fnom ir is

nscoonlzsn rl-is wonto oven As ri-is lnoicnlon or peein- Asu: sl.ooo. 1”

i'1¢°iiiG°'\i Ind vnterpriling ran ehera throughout the Provlnoe are

registering their whole Nnehee with ue. All foxes tattooed. _

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