u~f.f>‘~..b Q |1913 w , ,_ _ _

_ , _ _ g _ _______ _ __ _ _ _ __

__.. _ .., _ but ourselves an naval. D-“T .h 1 _ ,_ _ ., . _ . _ _ __ _ _ . , _ __ ': _ _ Imac. me 'when we eeree te .2“§§,,,f‘°&,,‘,§",,,§f,°,;_“*“ WW lim. tsreushtehl _ _ _ __ _ __ ,ery tireugh wines -_ they tiers, mi tseehrr 4. . ,..,.,,,,_V3,,, leer use our ew.. eheiee. welndlt ‘ ’- ' mm. .M “__ in _ mseintete rural mu ._ very _nge _fs worth rherether. eey heerc el _ ,» - .. . _- . il vary lgggly 3 mngtgr ot t..t°_ ' oHIoAG°_ _ zu -,lin ~ 0 118|: I PUWDO lld 00 _ _ _ \_allBl¢l0_Il dll l|l0l'd NJ Day haf, Blu

_(Oantiaued_n-on pa" |_) “Suppose mm .mmm uk ou- _ _ _ . . . r _~ _ I. . |. _ _ and_soei.sbility. _ _ _is sought after by people who recog.

enmlee,-end`sen`t`_teC` me cl, . _ - .'; ; ` ` ‘ ' . ' 0. ' V ~ ~- ' ' Pnnn ltigklrnazru, ' ug: rich, gravelly loam or a'rf.eh, bot- _ . ' ; ~ 0 ' ' V I ~ `° ` , 1° gf; ` _ _ n m'*“°mu9“”‘m_mW:§'°°‘¢h° sus. they ter, w_a.ee..1e you euewerlrunporl- ,_ _ _ _ _ _ my _ _ _ » 1 1 1_ _ _ _ _

1 _-. : . -eats' 'V t '

M Hex

thu

lies winsio

ui' °°"`°ml 150111011! which hgve been

. _ . tl.

_ ' in

§:::i_i;»¢_i_.__ and h ,,,,,,,,,, “with cow- ee with other domestic

"W *' P' ._‘ nr greet

;i1VlIitl80_ £0. .favorjof a pure bud those men who have s fondness or °°¥ il liheli. the eggegf “mb 0 ‘rock liking for them. Indeed. we may say can be sol<L-at~scod_";¢,, M. hatch

iiw in the sprins. and the eoexeren' U* 19% bfnviizs -sm»poseeVV1.. thehun. _“__

01'* ._ no=1n-eatnr gh g

that'show__is her. Wg-_.J :lack Tuul.;-is own likes and dislikes. There are a. hen Neglect .11 lo

' _ 91" snddlleatonce'

"‘°""4 f*1_U°¢'¢iii in ess pr-ecuetio...

lr.°:..:‘°.':.."““..*‘°.:‘..‘1., °‘“°=,.;~,,~== i- wm-, hu bg” fanning Btgggnel ng; and close manufacturer of food into .ad th' f“l3t"1?i‘WUl‘be an irksome m du’ ""‘""~?l‘sl`l6d into a Pleasant one yi ¢.’°°°°"' P*°““ Wiih '~ no more work 3

Ind I f°°1|-li¢"'6! lustiilable pride in _ _hsvins sncnnspllshea something. b

(ny J.`11:."§f;s o a . 9°

The followin 'tabl E na y) 8

product per acre. It b b° interest and value tomghr gssmel-ima s°

Barley 4 878

Rye Husking Corn Buckwhedt

Beans

lax eaten all other breeds in gross pro-

Mixed Grains 6 559 uction. Whether this has been done

Hey and Clover; 215,083 ` Alfalfa _ _ ‘ ___2__ Forage Corn, _ . l91` Other Forage, 917

'Mangolds _ _ _ $2233

Sugar Beet;

Other Roots . '42

84.25

‘ 15.41 in

83.20 he 101.64 ei

_ _ _ _ _ 96.85 m

Potatoes __ 30.607 45-52 not yet acquired that refinement of__

G2-31 form that all breeds come to at last 44.00 |n 55.00 a 32.00 ,_ 218.00 t

_fl

total a of

Turnipa _ 6,828 Tobacco » _ 1 Hops _ _ 1 Orchards 4,350 Small Fruits _ 114

` e - - er American conditions all challenge

'More than fivésixths of the area in 'fiel_d .crops--427,326 out

£s_2_c,_4_si:_____.._¢__._f__.:‘_.;_-_-;:_r_:s 3_¢e_»;_<;te_do;§ F35 'gel eneiysie, the queetieniilre that

8°(l;i_;gf__Y__l_f§$_1§_|:F__u_;__‘1;i.53¥:_:_t‘;1“`°§ielded ézgatter ver lar el of personal par ::: s:.‘°'.:.::.‘“f.. ci. i‘:.:.i;°;“.::.°:::. ,gy of it 1-

in sugar be'ets"yie1ded'as many doi- B lar 10 acres in oats Other con

The table seems to' make out a tg

strong case for_the devotion of more

attention to the cultivation oi small fruits, also to the desirability of cul-

tivating the sugar beet, which is well adapts to _so_il_. and eventually

the eerehurilms"'6r's' beet sneer iw- tl-_,,,,___,_,,,' 1 ' ,_1_|

tary fn this Province. ' ‘ .' '

onop yiiirili OF UANADA-

issued' today by. the Census and Bi-of W

times omee onthe Department ei , h ld gd 6 5 G 'rreee and commerce. Uno.. e total ,’,r‘;‘fmd°°6c_‘.‘t',§’““.mf°;,,§§_ megfmg Bren \l\1¢10l'. mm ~°\'°P° °1 _52'474»0o° stock was 5c. to 5{c., and common acres ivharvest has been reaped, the down to 4c_ .

value of w_hi_cl\,_calculated at aver- ege local market prices. ninkni n i-it f

m I I

hill 01 5509 437390' Th’ 'mul P"°` and culis being ic. to qc., and duction of ' wheat W~B!‘ 199-336-900 ewes being 4§c. to 5c. per lb.

ushels of the .Value of $123 533 000

h _ . . - Oats upon 9.2.15.9_00_,i' _#DNB Y\°1i1°4 Vper lb f. o. b. for selects

se11ss,000 bushels,” vehie. 8116.996.-

barlsy,,» 1.115.200 ’Bill~'Bl. 44-014-‘ per lb; ducks, 15c. to 16c; chickens, 000 bushels, value $20.?5»0°°S Bild l6c. to 18c; fowls, 12c. to lic; and sex, 1,s11,s00 acres. 21. 81.50°bnsh- geese, 1se. to 1se. per lb.

els. value of _$19,$_26.000-

By comparison with 1911 the l’B~ dressed hogs was firm, and prices

sults of last ysax_"s harvest, both as were fractlonally higher. Abattoir rsgu'ds_total y`ie1d_ and' vslue, are fresh-killed hogs were 180 to 18§c. upon the wholeinferior. The average per lb; country dressed hogs were prices realized for most of the crops 121 lil: .'

were somewhat less, whilst the yields 11}c. to 12c., for heavy,

from wheat, rye, peas, beans and'

corn for husklng _were also lower. in a small way; selects were Bic. in On the other ,l%;a'pd"Hg‘tl!`yielded about cases, and No. 1 lwers 28c., while 18; million ‘b sliels more than in seconds sold around 22c. 19n_ - " ‘ ~ HIDlllS'.-Although prices declined

1 thi rains of cere- outside. Montreal prices were steady,

The quality o S

` b "e weight per though weak, as follows -13c.. 14|:

“x” “ 'h°"° Y “Wag _ end use per 1h for Noe s 1. anal

oe ectlvel ~ 15c, and 171:. for Nos.

measured bushel is somewhat infer ier to theteoi 1est’_yenr‘ in the ws ' ei wheet. rye, uéhs. mired srninn V2 and das, but is superior in the case 1 of oats barley, fbuckwheat, beans f

ei mahitehe'-" _` " tnhswnn and A1' ' herte the 'crm ei wheet is °

placed at 188,822,000 bushels com-

P'“`°‘1 1'* “"1 $9. '°»°° b“°h°’° '“ ib. Dames were zee. ce ave.

1911, of o:l_0U_ it ?B1',’I58,000 bushels compared with _ l_H_,819,0D0 _ and of bu-1” it 'IB 011,000 bushels compar- gh with-_t 24,011,000 efhusheie. I §‘ 'i'UBBlROUi,0SiS

iblliot sn iumyllnary that have in

knowing

arg-ue. Many it reel

men

it will most en- s disease sembla- caro to

"9-

follows:

would like prottsblb 14°* l°“

Give her good care mi eq it _ important part with their profit. ' “genes ma .M ,°°n»b:g,n:tc? xii Every breed of cows has its dis-

IIS

'ffm M0Sfi‘__1_’no_n'rln1.n cnors. 2',"

'_ il crossing with pure bred Guernsey or

the last census 'of Oirhslicglifshsltllvrlkgllg _IL

acreage in dinesent ro i mqwu-¢ I,‘mnd._,,_“h°thg'v;i‘ua gig: cow. Some great business herds have

The Holstein is a ross feeder and

Kind of Acres Value th Crop _ ‘_ ' Per acre pu

'Wheat _- 28,783 $17.57 W

~» ~ . ' 13.88 _S

Oats V :~1s1,sas 10.69 ‘WPY W°f|‘- ‘

Z Q 4 16.75

' .37 ‘ 20.81 “

_ = v _.2,$36 10.73

_$2 33.59 F0

Peas ‘ $5 21,45 erous grain ration she can and has F 221 29.00 b

. 16.07 d

9.4 ec 20.00 t

isans of other breeds.

he _records this breed are making un

, _ _. _ . n

° N -' ' 1 hi t t , i <1 will sllggiilf 1-|1°m°°lv°° t° the geztsixilsirncho hi: will eaccgld “ting

- r

showed considerable strength and a

Final !°°;':_m“t°:ncl°a1 tg§d7‘ggpB"";‘{ advance of s fraction of a ctnt took W»1“° ° ° 1”' 'P place Some choice cattle sold at

oA'r'rLm.-Irhe market ser eettig

Cnnndn i°i'~il1° °°°'°° °f' 191’ “"° ne ner- 15,, although 1e. to ue.

or horse hides; 1lc.dto lic. per lb.

' _ for rough tsllow, an Ge. to 6 c.

"lei lah? th2'r&¥ west Provinces P" 1"-» 1°’ '°°‘l°"°d- A

hoicest, while good butter could be

‘live stock for. the past week show at

fi 1 ____ d ,

dl il U10 belt kind of soil, a rich 0AT'!'LE -45 80 to $9.50' Texas PAUING, I 13 GLASS PURSE $600 $1 are Ththewlfwzndmhvt Df?°rf:h`dix:pt’ll:cl:¢1t:sc'i:1u\:snv£sn!;§ gm.)

Y loam. a rich sandy loam, a

917 without any exceptions beer g against you?

lmals they always do the but with

is more true with cows than

Y Other sninial, because Vthe cow is female and a, mother and as such particularly susceptible to her

t of _cow owners who areblind to

principle when it plays a very

inctlve line of qualities. The Jersey

a wonderfully economic consumer

ilk solids; so is the Guernsey. Both

highly profitable providing they good cows and you do your part.

The Ayrshire is a very hardy, ro- t breed and another highly econo-

eld milk rich in butterfat and both

° _

ght but her milk rarely exceeds 4 r cent in hutterfat. As a basis for

rsey sires, there is no foundation' at 'ls finer than the Ayrshire grade

en produced in this way. There ems to be s. natural “nick" between e Ayrshire grade \femaIe and the re bred Guernsey or Jersey male, ereby heifers are produced that ow great capacity for profitable

wonderful producer. On a farm here there is an abundance of good ughage well backed up with a gen-

onomically is disputed by‘the ‘par-

The Brown Swiss is just coming to notice. She has been bred and r body fashioned to meet the stress

severe mountain climbing for'

any years. Consequently, she has

this land of gentle exercise and undant feed. But she has talent as milk and milk solid producer and

tention. Now there we are. Reduced to its

politics, or religion, or love is a

Y S Y -_

anship, and so we come back to

ally wise for every msn to select ch breed as he likes best, that ap-

eatment that will cause. his cattle do their best. .

-2

THE MARKETS

‘ Mowrnmsn. _ ‘

as a more eneral fi ure. Fine

SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Lambs were

, being 7c to 7}c per lb. bucks

HOGS.-Hogs sold at Sc. to Wie,

POULTRY.-Turkeys, 28c. to 240.

DRESSED HOGS.-The market for

c. to 12 per lb for light, and

EGGS.-Fresh-laid held around 60c.

D Y. and 1 calf skins; 90c. each for b skins; $1.75 and $2.50 each

BUTTER.-80c.'to lilo. per lb. for

had from 29c to 804:; and some sec- ond--rete goods at 280. to 29s., per

roaonro. Lmvr: srooa.-Jrhe receipts ef

increase of 70 ears, 768 cattle, 3.129 hogs, 185 calves; but a de- crease of 696 sheep, and 56 horses. compared with the\ same week of

1911. . Receipts of all classes of live stock were light, and in consequence prices were firm all round. ' CATTLE.-Exporters $6.50 to $7; Good to choice butchers' I8 fc 86.75; medium to good. 85.40 to 06.90;

U5 to $5.80; inferior, $4.85

market

iilwee 0.50 Nl'

for sold

ef. o.

-Market _ ~ Ufii*

, sse.“tl»‘Vaas:Vs=sssr

'.§5.':.'.__.1.u._:.....'°"°"V...*.‘.'.'V_

c' consumer of feed and of medium'

fevent"wasf postponed, as was the 2,23 fb

steers. $4.'I5to 85 80 Western steers.

use te s-1.00 H005 -Lim sun te use n

mixed, 8180 to $1.60 heavy $735

$5.75 te $1.5

tive. sms te shes, western, s4.4c

to $5.50; yeerlings. .$5.10 ce 31.10. _ Lambs. nstive. ¢s.2s_to 88.05; west-_

_ _ soprano. Hoos--Heevy, s1.s0 ee $1.90; A

mixed, $7.90 to $8; Yorkers, $8 to ss.1s;p1zs. $8.10 te sms; reughs, H $7 to $7.15c| stage, $5.60 to $6;

to $8.75' yearlings, $4.50 to $7.50,

run ruar |

‘ TORONTO (ONTJ RACES. Ag-

of~ the Toronto Driving Club opened B on Wednesday under unfavorable con-

itest in every heat. The form players W thought that they could pick them W

2.15 trot, but although she came -D across in straight heats, Silver Tail P

nounced ln the final heat.

R. J. MacKenzle's Todd gelding, Creosote, was a. decided favorite for C

_back of his field and won from be- d hind in the stretch. 2 The form students, who made St. __ Anthony a hot favorite, were given a

nexed the two heats tl1_t were raced 2

Warm weather and a soft slushy

track did not keep the crowd away on the second day. The free-for-all, “_

heats on the previous day, gave the spectators a few more brain storms r and had to go over after three more H heats were raced. The third and four- th heats were won by Nettie Ethan, T the original favorite, Bt. Anthony, in

taking the fourth. Grand Opera had is no trouble in landing the two heats raced in the 2.13 pace when that

_pace at the _end of the second heat.

The thaw' prevented racing on Fri-

resumed in the free-for.-all event St. 2

race, but 'the' seventh and deciding t

2.14}, a new record for an ice meet- n ing' over a half-mile track. A Grand Opera had no trouble in tak- ing the heat necessary to decide the postponed 2.13 event. The Undertak-

'ronoN'ro, oN'r., Jeuuery 1. *_* 'rno'r'r1No~, me cases, runes: Seoo.

Greosote, b.g.._by »Zl‘odd. (N-

Ray) 1 1

Lou McDonald,b.g, by William

Penn (Higgs). 4 2 2 V

ora B.._h1k. s-. by Ore Wilkes

' (Bedford). . 2 3

weed Points. b-in by Five

1»ei..te (Dawes). ii 4

Axle Audubon, blk m (Dennis) __ 1 4

Miss Brownlee, br m (Burn-

ham). 5 5

Princess Eleanor, br in (Rob-

inson). _ 5 5

Midnight Oro, blk h (Mclllwen) __ 8 __

Time. 2.241. 2-iii. z.z1i.

TROTTING, .2.1¥60__OLASS. PURSE

Margot Leonard, b m. by Oro

Wilkes (Dennis.) 1 1 1

Silver Tail, eh m, by Alvollo

' (}3edford.) 2 2 5

Roy Brooke, br h, by Silent

Brook (Noble.) 6 3

Monsrchai Lady. Ch iii. ill' Monarcbal (Nevilie.)

shaun rlhue. b s. (Ryan)

Bernolgs, rn g (1-Iuteon and

Hudson.)

Bsprobate, b. t. (I-lume.)

'l'ims,' 2.841, 2.28§, 2.26.

FREE-FOR-A LL. PURSE 0600.

~r.a ores me one

<55 |53

Clara 1‘sul, b m, by McAdams

(F07-)

Nettie Paul. b m. 'by Etnnn

Wilkins (Huldsonzt B 2 2

St. A ton .ii_ 8. Y °“f'

bdxn Pltchen (Burnham)-~ 3 5

Richard s.. eh s. ny B°n °i

Anderson Wilkes (Bed- ford'.'1' ` V ` 4 5

Ass Wilkes, ch h, (Brcullibllil 5 _ mesure loess. hr. m. diem'

1 ___heh;n.=r. ' 1 7 ,1~np_e, _ -.1fr_i,_ 1.111. _ ns. 4. snnaronfsnx.. PAOING-. L " f ~‘l`*URSll $600.

S... (Birn-

fl!

$5 75 to 07.00, llibukerl Bud 1000011 GI*

SHEEP AND LAKES- Sheep, use Hal H., b h (Rombaugh)

d iri , 1.aot a.1o. ~ ‘*“”`5k‘¢- 1’-,8 (WEBB) “sr-1l1:°n1='.sNp onzuns.-Lambs. $5 §’_‘°"°‘ B°Y»"*'~'(P°““l-

1 .

wethere,' $5.15 te $5.50. P1°°°°'f* °“”°» b l» (R°‘""

the track was sloppy and far from an

being its best. However, the racing His 1 h bb th 1

was excellent, there being a hot con- thorgigsbregs gngvagm faux: stgabqg It is necessary that roads should SCHOOL AND HOME

as one 0! the most famous in me be hard, smooth, comparatively level _#_ ond In one year his winnings in and lit for use at all seasons of the There ls evidence at the __

right across the board, Margot Leon- year that their grades be u h presen

stakes and purses totalled $403 000 th__t._m_ma___ or _________':_‘§e pgw; time of a growing interest in the

e rarely speculated on his horses Ed ti f h

may be applied upo th t th uca. on o t e boys and girls of

elng content with their winnings in best “Vanta B n 1;’ witahng t ° feng this Province, an increasing appre

ard was a dehided favorite for the H

at Law (Irvine)

qi#-es

v\°*rh

es°‘es-

Heart (Bedford) Y

D bb “‘(Qonroy')

_$_._fl§i. `i-ill. .2.15. ' and lacking .t than may “ow th. D1-lpils thanking her _for what she had

wexfo‘rq,- 1 Jr. (ue- Dowell) * 1 8

drisn Pointer. b s, by

Adrian Ha Ha (Noble) 2 1

ose Bars, 'b 111', by Ironbars

(Cornwall). 8

1°1

.>-

ouelssre-

0ll5&U\

uns” _renee

ttle Fred, h S. (0'Dell)

tree)

. 7 6 dr _

'rime 2.zs am, z.1s, z.1s;.- in ini =°°°nfi P14". nm* bn °i ibn pleiht 1 the hx .1 rick ‘ Americln 1-Io'rsebreeuer. very best kind. for inrmers should Let till: condigixghmofenthllngs egg;

V over them when their fields are too 1 gh 4 ti ' _

HQRBE NOTES" wet to work and their teams would 3:” Tl 1;he¢e¢;b‘;i-t;¢€;- :gd tsgui-02313.

p p 1 in intl d k t -

,_ .£':.“.‘=...:;;;“°i..:‘..u':.';:.t.,“"“:.‘f. -I-i’-5% 2-‘Elie °' °" 1 ;;;“";:::. A: ‘.’:."::“’.s t e 2.28 trot. I-Ie really was never ' 0 B I' 0 OD in sm w c lndanser. though Nat Ray kellt him ff the best bud colt” °v°r bmu ht The grade is the most important 0 B T0 i\'ili1° 0 Umm <16

. A M

` l

ny really first class turnouts.

`. . .

to Saturday. When hostilities were advent harm ,Hg _is a _son of Todd

Anthony copped the sixth heat of the mignghgxnggg'm‘;‘;‘;x_l;’°§"£_“§{‘;;;';g

er with one heat raced on the prev- A

' quirl 2 ZH, one of the best bred 1°” day' made it tm) straight for stallions to be found anywhere, has s°m° P°°P|° me i\°¢iV°1Y 011388611

uw 3'” pace' been very busy the past week prac 1” tmching' °°m° P”‘°5"°lY» The 101'-

cing his pm¢esBi,_m_ The Dodger mer are teaching pupils; the latter

hearing them recite. The former go '

ys he meets with some very had ses of neglected teeth He believes

ca . in having a horse's mouth overhauled, require; the latter have to hurry to at Nast Chee 5 yeah ' get there at the last minute. 'I'he

` ' OOO

1 wommrs RECORDS FOR . ly and make preparation to present

' 'ms Hhnnnss HORSE.

3 ~ The following is a 1let_of the cor- I V V

rect records for one mile, _made over th.;i|fe d;g(§,°£°tl::c]?g:°€g 85:1' her fm 6 °“°‘V"°" ‘md °“° ’“”° *"*°“°- ...meh ei the time ses keeps the pu-

BiT"°‘tl'“f'581 mn' t"'°k"Um°“ by pile at their best; the passive one ngen, . . ' Trotting, Q _mlile track--Uhlan by :$65 °&'§'2:;_t(?]l:yU3§K rperto ask 5;:

5 Bingen 2.02&. - . P--ee. fn- -~-»=-D-» f;‘;-.,352 iris; ;‘::.‘.i;;‘:.i; :.2322

8 by J°° P°'t°h°“- 1'55l‘ and proceeds at once to find out why;

Pntinl. i mm t\`“°k”D°” Patch the latter notices an absence and re-' by ‘7°° Patch” L01' cords it in her register. The former Th" “bm” “cmd” w°" made rejoi-ces in the progress of her pupiis~ “gain” um” behind Windshields' the latter complains that her pupil; WNW” mcing R°°°'d° an as ml' are uninterested and uninteresting iowsz- ' 1 »-11- :.:‘.;‘..°".‘;;..§‘.1:i "'.s.‘:.*;'.:'..1.z?.:‘:.....1:.: Bm' Lou' her pupils because they have done

t k Sweet Marie 208

n-ni-1-if-*il*

tit ts the greatest

than any other class I is o

unnecessary, therefore, .to here the benefits to be deriv-

from improved roads. say that those localities

have » been -built

more prosper,- settled, while

these ad-

either

or are, poor-

more sparsely

conditions continue

he abandoned 'waste Life on s fsrar

_ef "bob

and barren

and pleasures,

in some commu- dissdvsntsgs that

weakened

oadsh I. f

te s1e0.reu h $1.15 to was pigs. Greemt Heart h h h oreet 2, ,,,u“;°A ;;‘1’f¢§§“1'5:§;*f°d“‘*@°v§§ srrrzscrsrron ron 'rnhox-Inns

ius, and leaving out convenience, comfort, social and rellnedinliuonees Whiiih sood roads always enhance.

l1m18htY dollar side they are

\ . fl I0

ern. $6.40',to_ $8.65. EAOINQ, ~>_8.|8'OLABS_ PURSE $600. _I d t - ' many complaints bus' this was th

" ' ' ml: ° P" h‘“d'°m° d"m°““ only Commendation she had 1-seein;

".i‘he Undertaker, b 3, by -°‘° ’°°'- for many years of faithful and effi-

People generally are beginning to

realise that roed building is apubllc matter, and that the beet interests of Canadian agriculture. and Cana-

.dlan People as a whole demand the

construction of good roads, and that money wisely expended for this pur- pose is sure to return. ‘ _

The road that will best suit the

needs of the farmers, in the first place. must not be too costly; and,

be able to do their heavy hauling

otherwise be idle

J ‘ >R_ K ' _ ' ow ful you "T252" or °:g§'h‘;T:e°f téllfagrgggr Road making 19 PBPf°°f»0d bY Proc- are for what they have done. You

_ ____ u"d_ died _B hw days' "___ Keene tice, experience and labor. Soils and will feel better, they will be encour-

started me as 8 poor boy but amass clays, sand and rocks are transform- aged to do better work, and your

_ The second Wm; 0| ,ming at the ed mme wnmr and mme to New ed into beautiful roads by methods children, hearing your commendation Hillcrest track under the auspices York in the nvenuel He “mae ___ which conform with their great vari- of their teachers at home will strive

“manual plunge on the stock “_ etles of characters and with nature's harder to benefit by the opportuni- change and cleaned up millions He laws. The art of road building de- ties odered them for an education.

ditions. The weather was fine but ' pends largelx for its success upon its Out schools will be more easily con-

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p';c:;lE&°nB°sa_ndmm§;e1° a°;`f;'lf°°ma:_“ be_i;_xg_ carrlsmlonrincicinéiformity with trolled and your homes happier

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and Roy Brook kept mr bu” md ___\_r;-s_e_s_c__1_)é1rg1_gn__hi_i;_ cg|;1;a_c_t_i<;n°d wligh loss 0! Emerg” that they ahou§` be ciation of the importance of the worll her backers did not take a long his homes bmnght home __ total of properly constructed the ground wen bein: done or attempted in the breath _until the decision was an- $2 500 Dom drained the madbed graded shaped T:_::_:z_ol_s__ 1:3? _r:_0d_¢;si;s_oi_;1:e£1_e___D2;3:_ol:_t

and rolled, and that they should be

0 this province viz Pntrnllo by Pro ‘“°"°" "° b° °°“"‘d"’°d 1” f°“d‘”‘“* gi vgllorirfssgeglzhd tconlliitlghs of hge 1531. 2 150 dam T116 'Hi1l111I`0BB ing* The smoother the mad s“"a'°°' ple in this Province, teachers are 332. UY OHWBN1 3111/iiI` 2-051- PGV the 1°” grade shomd there bs taking hold of their work with more 0110 Wm U3 tW0 YGUB 0111 ill Mily- St‘;°l:i grad" ”h°“ld always M zeal and enthusiasm than has some-

i e if possible. ‘They become -

f th nth .. h th b Gfllllfef Dfllill the UHIY 011101' C011 *“'° times been the case and parents are

hlgfeo oisre Phlmpsventv gat age all °“‘°'d °' hi’ dam 5*” “ "'°m“5 '°' °°"°ffd “'° “T” "‘;‘.‘ °°“““¥“ °' ‘°° supporting and nnnnnresins their ten-

°°f..‘1.19;i..°1.“.;;1.1.°:a".:‘2.. 1;; :.‘f..1.:‘:’°:; :‘;...:.‘°°.:;‘§ .$22.21. 1:1 1° R

in the free-for-all pace before the ' ' ~ ' ln6I‘lY- T710 Gunfdiln WBT FBMY £0 mea went oven the most noted in the United States, icles as well as dangerous to descend. assist in every movement calculated

he died in 1911. _ _ They allow water to rush. down at d “ce the inte,-55;, 0| the prov-

such a rate as to wash great gaps

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I hi h C1 P I h d t s o ew was - ‘ Morning Guardian.oi Saturday a n W ° 8"' ““ 5 wo” w° the display of handsome and stylish creases in steepness either the load ugchooi 3, Home Department devoted

rigs seen on the streets during the has to be diminished in proportion 9x¢1ugiv¢,1y to gh, ingergstg of Edu. Biinnt £0011 Sleighlng. We feel ' sure or more horses or power attached. mi-you, This Department it is hoped o city of its size can boast so (To be Continued.) will pm.,-B int”-esting and useful to

here is al” speed t° b-“rn °v°" seek' contain articles original as well as

g an opportunity for a “brush” selected, and teachers and parents

reviving the hope of his backers by when the vi

gilant “brass buttons" ~ _ out of sight are invited to contribute.

Mayor Todd, the handsome stallion ` Q

rought by our popular horsemen, 5 IND' ' 1.,-3

ond Kelly, from the New York I

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'day and the card was carried over dr21'si:,£“f_!;vid’;;‘;dhi‘g 23:68 hge . .T§§,,f§“‘§,{”":{',"§‘{mf°'m‘§°‘§§2,' 3,2315

tru. is nrt' stent i, einthe

-me cuss. th 1.. one. 'AL en..°$.l.‘2“°...t‘5..'l%e‘l.seee welll' '.f3e1f.“ .......,.. °'§2°..‘.‘-‘. 3.?

"°"'°°*°* i3‘\'1¢°“l roads is often equivalent he the dn- wmv- ' IN-o*"» WY Ui. ii! 3911*- ference between prollt and loss Good -2-*__

One teacher in our schools received

U 11°" U01!! the father of one of her

done for his child. She had ragglved

cient work.” Are you surprised that she treasures that note as one of har most valuable possessions? It is not wise to be so sparing of commends-' tion to your faithful and efficient teachers. How do they `know that you are satisfied with their work when they have labored' 'faithfully with your children day after day fog n Inns series of years and the only thing they ever hear is the com

Hee or _write to these faithful work-

dren and tell them h thank

districts to improve their education-

to a is ince s decided to establish in The

both parents and teachers. It will

Contributions for this department

should beaddreseed to

heat was taken by Nettle Ethan in v‘;l\\;_:b;’;"'_;';‘r°s':_d‘;% ft‘;_‘;a\"_;’;§:_';§c:“°:ng' Preeédenti;I`each;r_s' Assogizgion

V uur an's c oo an ome

gedg_‘;"f__:_f11 "Wi" “ 1“fS° P“"°“' P. 0. Beer ies, cherlettetewn.

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Dr. J- M- Nicholson. our popnlnr 'rwo Krups or TEACHERS Veterinary Dentist and _owner of _ `

to their work earlier than the rules

former plan each day’s work careful-

the work according to plan; the lat- ter trust to luck to get through the ‘recitation" period without having

Q mile rac - - ~ i k . t 1 :.'::'...;:°;_..:.:::V .:~:.:.::::f.:;°;_»_:;e fP.°°'"=» my 1:.s=..:“::..f‘=°..=:.r":.:‘°.::~.:: .f.:::

2 3'” 1' scientiously" promote them, _ _,

The real teachers cares not if the does more than merely earn her sa1_-

T S ary; _the hearing-the-recitation tea-

cher nows that she "earns all she

‘ GOOD ROAD gets." The one is happy in the satis-

faction of_work well done; the other

_GOOD ROADS Fon FARMIM-.3_ i_s constantly disssti_s_fied because

things don't go right. 'nie teacher is busy with her work and has no

_ 'Bad roads cons u tx '_ I M ‘_ h I H lr __

d*‘"'b°°k tgd°°““tZ ng’r,::.l!!°.r“g: thxseong ghgixksepsu :c°hg<‘>)i"~v:i'ie-s' 1"* °' 5? '°“ _ t b, the monotony of every-day routine

by indulging in public dissertations on the statusof her own school and that of her neighbor’s. ._The teaching teacher dances with icy at the eloss of a successful day because _she knows that with the 'morning will come another day of opportunity for service; the other dances with various ones, and is not overfdyld with the thought of work

in the morning; The former plsoils school first 'bu does not forget to devote A realensble amount of time to recreation and society; the other ninst have the recreation and must shine in society-she gives more or

less hgiention to school work if time

’.k_-Lbglort, the agtivs teschrr is a' dee

__ mtmber_ I teach ng corps,

s joy to ber smeistes,‘a1uide had _ililllilailou tc` pupils* the pese- lve teaser re teiéretee le the sem rar slime, nts tae sympathy _of her _rienee-whe know what els 'night sseeisplfsh, puts in the required num- ber of days a year. sad draws her

Huff." ._ _ .mm isisnltei.

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Fire Insurance V

For rates in the P. F. Island M tus Fire Insurance Companies on Farm

ALL DRUCQISTB.

T C R B80 L R N B

sr. 'Harrie r.\'§l.s1~ef......l‘§.'?.‘.},t?.` throat. They are simple.

effemlvs und sntlssluin. 0| your drullilstbr mm us. Gclnsutmps. Vspo Cnsolene Co.

02 Css!l|sdlSt. IIJ. n|1eec|;.:_|_m|ns_

short

made

Y ‘ corro 1 1. » P A I L WA Y e \_ __ _

You are sure of s safe, lux_ urious and swift journey -if you take the I. C. R. Route.

Secure your ticket at the

City Ticket Agency and you wilibe free from nll w-~rry, your baggage will be checks ' sleeper booked and all cun-

nections arranged.

Call or write to

W. K. Rogers

City Ticket Agent. '

Purify your blood. _'

build up your body D) ‘ using Rexel] Blood Tab- let'-:,.1 standard p1'epm'ntion _ that is working good cures in hundreds ‘of cases This preparation is sold by us with the un- ‘ derstanding that if lt is' ~ not satisfactory, _your-_ money will be refunded. i One box 5oc six boxes e V` for $2.50 '.l2‘heV McKin'-f _

Buildings Churches. _ Halls, Schonls Hotels. Cheese Factories, Wafer Mille.

I , I - I 00 ° ° ° ° Ad"bf'aELL.1oo sydney street '

Phone 45.]

McCoubrey Q. Bulm an

llerelssnis

solicited

butler for sale should write us

slsiing prices.

-ld slirsé mpd.

'Ihe Chsrloileiown Driving Park and

Provincial Exhibition Association

The Annuwl General Meeting of the

abov Assoc ation will nge bein in the gn? of Trade Alcorn; srket Building. O sr oktetown, on hursday evening

e lot day of Jgnusry instant. mast hon ofgight o clock.

_ ran er- _oaks are closed till sfterlthe sighs eetnng. _ ate th s nth day of January A. D., 1918. By Order

C. R.BMALLWO0D. Secretary-Treasurer.

1-ulfini

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1 That pain in the back ‘ is caused by diseased kid- 1 1 neys. Get on the right road to health by using Rexsll Kidney Pills, a

. _ preparation that is fully

guaranteed by us. Money _ ack if dissatisfied. Price a box 5oc, three boxes for S 1.25, fsix boxes for $2.50. The "McKinnon Drug Co , corner Great George

and Kent Streets.

s-zrdrif.

non Drug Co., The_Rex-_A . _ all Store. . 5-zxdrlf “ li

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Consignments offsrsn produce §;::lE§ll;:Dé};::lE!{:l'lE°8xul}-agngriczotlra. 3 ‘

_nJ_Aze'nc5; on oslgsivn eoutlltiltlnég hr '

Farmers having first-class dairy ' J "'m|° " '°“`d‘“'m'° "fn 'ni'

stsr of n riding honrestc1§er

D ti .-dl nd“cu'l:ivatiT1nTf° ith? lsr: ihugwgimq

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srm sees oe own sn :::“si:.‘iiz.`*:‘i.°.°:.‘:1'.:l°.i:€‘.::"°'°"»"~

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lndcetrtsm districts a heulestesdsr I: oo s s n m re-em n . faction songildgnlrn hom=st;uIq. |180 per sore.

n les.-Must reside upon lbs nornt

sissd or pre-emption six months i one e six ers from date of bo stag? sntr

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inehrdfr. the t me ul' snr homestead patent) snxerqcnrlzlivsts f ty acres extra. A homewtesder who has exhsus sd hll homestead right and cannot obt n sr 1-

emption may _enter for s plgchsle heml- stead in certaixtdistrlctg. rice UM PM scrs,Dutios.- unt rssl s six rwnths aehof threeyears. cultivate fi y ssrss ud errol s i'\~.|»=o w'urtbW.

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