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lj _ ll! A es-na-sr-l-l-»-lt ?" _V -l-alta->l<+x-+lf+ I ++le+t+l+vo>t- ‘ A I _ 1 ._.--_-luulzlillllll _.- _ ' '\` . _ / - ~ ~` ft ~-illllilm _ $4; ‘Q 3; -t , ; " V 1g ' '

' l A good recipe for l1rcDurilli§ the A be ohwlned’ sammctory reslllls may ‘f ' ' _ lu--_...l __ 1

LIKE CELERY-ASPARAGUS

IS THIS JAPANESE PLA

new vegetable with the odd uunl utlo. Some of it llus been gl ill (‘ulifol'nlu und shipped to Vt illgtoll und other cities' where it

received illdiorselllcnt and tolnll

tllltloll

Tilt- lutect culltributioll to table bears some resemblance both celery and asparagus; but

like ihem, it is easily grown. readi blunched, and l'r>.qtlil'es little cure. patch of it can be forced ev

Spring i`or :lt least six yours, probullly lnucll lollgcr.

When culell raw, the plulli, is

disttpptlilrtlllellt, producillg l-ellli

cences lot' resin und the long-it

pine. \- When boilcli ill three wut

plunge in lcu walter, the resin is

lnovell und the plant becomes cdib

lt cull be serrcll in soup, us ll sal or with cream sauce on toast.

% brollcd meat and lnake into ll stew l

P -_-' Whq Lose

- , , BabqCl\i¢l\s?

ss--/1;. .

V _ -/~‘ IL‘s the chiclls you , \.- save, not thc chicks _‘I-, you hatch, that pay

tl profits. -

~~ _"' 1"Ii`\.'1"l'H E rl. b _v

Chick Food is n

Raby Food for Baby Chicks. - lr lnnkrs chicks live.

Ba Ch

Praffs, ';:vml=l<

is llnf ll. sol-;li~'li feell, but n DPI‘l'¢<=l food. scierltl-neatly bleurled und lzlrlgely pretti- Kestcii, exactly allited to the lielltmate digestive orgnlls of fishy Cllicks.

At your deaier'i=l in pkgs.

Also 2.-i, 50 Auld J00-lb. bags.

money Back lf Not satisfied. `

\\'r'ite for new liltby (_‘i;i.~]; Book. IL`s Free.

Pratt Food Co. of 5

Canada, Limited. ‘I ,

3303 Cnrllw Ave., A

Toronto. 1'-it

(_ '____ _

l"s

food is us follows: Pool the shoots und drop tllem lllto cold wutor; cut into 4 inch lellgtlls; boil ill suit wutel'

NT for tell llrlnutes, then cllullge the

water, zlddillg tl fl'csll quantity uf

r‘l'olll ful'-uwny .lupun comes this Halt, und boil llntil the product is

L- uf lluite soft. Prepnre ll white stluce .Own such as is used for cauliflower or

' rash, asparagus; piuce the udo in the

has sauce and tlllow to simmer; :liter

lll

mp. Wlllcll serve ell toust l_n the usuul

wily.

the The food vfllue is about the salne to us tllllt oi’ celery or asparagus. As- un_ pllrugus-growers in Callforulu were ly the first to experiment with udo as

A .1 commercial enterprise ill this coun-

¢-,ry ll'.V» Anyone with n greenhouse or m,,|_lcol<l-frnnle facilities should have no

ldlilieulty in raising the plant from

,, fresh seod, which is sownt rqunrter

,_ of all illeh deep during the lnoutils ,;,;_=,ol March und April.-l‘opulur Scl- cml once Montllly.

however, suppielnelltctl by an hou

DRYING OFF THE PHOFITABLE

' COW.

profit out of it cow it is necessary h

early ullelessness as :l profitable milk- T er. In the case of a lleifer we believe w

of culving.

tioll in lllilk giving, there is no time

l_c_ -_-_-_._-__._......__.._~___

ie. ' .

ad., RULES FOR STEW MAKING |41 practice. lt sounds well to hear that

I i I l.-Save every piece of roasted or;

l".l'olll .1 vlewefiillt ol' :lttroetion this'

, l lu li casserole. ' l

l 2_-Better flavor lllldccior sro oh luuder Buch clrcumsmnces' “nd H is -pe

ltalincd ii' the ment is browlled ill i`:lt ' lbelore adding the liquid. 1

4.-Cook slowly; usa: Liu: |lrole.~.l=.l ooks for ll stew, (Tool. ltt-lllove lllt-_

alt. rollctll. and servo llot.

_ .’»,»--Cllooso plenty of l'|:l_;etzlbles;’ j_wlsl»ly kllowilu: lllzll till- llzlvor of`

isolllc is better tllzlll oi.ill-rs with cor-_E t tain nleuts_ Celery is .1 great illlprovl:-I

lent to ull stews. Carroll: gb welll witil ull lllezlls. Onions ure llccesstlrl ‘ with :lil llleuls_ ’l`urnlps :mtl parsllips` :ure good with lamb. 'l`olllllt/.im illl-

l provl- ll href stew. Sometillles :l table- ; lspoollflli of lolllzlto caicllup or chilli sullcl- will give just till-, pitillaul lluv- 'or ll stew lleolls to tulte il out oi' tile'

lol'¢iilllll‘y. The llsulll svllsolllllgs alri- 'p:lpl'lllu. ,dull iluti pepper, with l-oie|'_\`

, suit when fresh f1elcr_\- is not usctl.

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_ ___ ___ _-P.

H ' _ _ 5 5 All prices include postage. = = ,

E cultivntioll.. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . , . . .I0 .25 .85 . ... . E =

§ CARIIOT. Clmntt-nay, hall lonlr: rrows s .. =

_ = gram color; very n cr, an ~ =

‘ E : LETTUCE. Toronto Gem. Llshtlsll green. 5

._ = curled and crested. l"orn\s large size =

lll||lllll.I|\I\llIllRIlllll|

flllllllllfl

fi i I I

E :_: Z1 IAS, S b D uble. Spec-linens mens- E :: ;

§ NEW Irolzlubelfo Goinches acros . . . . . ..... l5 . h ‘ : = X

§ E 0'4"' MW- °l*|\°\‘ 'limi °' *l"°“¥." "T" i‘:|“:'¢°';;f° '“ ` ; lllmlgers. walls nn ceiling. sould be tilt! 7 rmcll or all not ima dual.. 'run lslmlltl _

bo tlollo by tho liberal use of soup and

_ ,‘I-.,.

.»

“ll/lar|llr'ne"wirelences

wire that lloltln the coll

breakage ss well. `

= E BEANS. Golden Eye Wax, early, very pro-

E E ductive. splendid yiclder.... = i BEET, Crimson Globe; hnndsomc t Bent in E =

CABBAGE. Conenhatrcn Market. cxtro early: l =

: = large round ht.-uded variety-~ _ E ' CELERY, New Easy Blanchimz. dwarf. Wm- ' ._ pact grower. excellent ltcevcr = = 5 CAULIFLOWER, Steele, Briggs' Enflletl '

m . I .' - ' 1 " 5 i.’l'.i'.`lf_f"“"\'/sri-°§.'iiit.f"2i°hii°lilit‘$33733 .es s-0° or-6° 1. -or E §

5 5 cons. Guam anim. Neel. no lumlv- - 5

5 = CUCll)ll‘tBER, S.B.'» Perfection. dark glossy = E I

tc d d illitt . =

._ § ‘ tender heads . . . . _

: ONION. S.B.’s Prize Yellow (ilolm Dsnvsre- 5 _ |

E Immnnso, ylsider. splendid keeper . . . . ... .lil

E PEAS. Grsdua. Lllrlre Doddcd vnrlety. ew- 5 5 cellent. yioider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... - 5 RADISH, Crimson Globe. A ima. brlzllt. H 5 :

5 ulek-growing variety ; crisp. mild flavor. _ .10 .20 . . . ~ E ,

NE# TOMATO. John Baer. earliest scarlet -

_ variety: heavy ylold¢r-~--~~~--~~-»-~- _

‘_-E ABT!-Ill, New American Jlceuty. ;l;tn`\e shade 1_ = - E 'f- b R ; it vs..... ..» _ E E Escllnsirl-lbl."l3ilA,°';‘lr:"1-xlibs; beautiful 5 = i beneficial. Keeping unslackod limp in

the gutters is thought to -be helpful. al- though tile disinfecting proportion of this lllnterlnl are probably very slight. Stables known to be infected should I bs tl1oroug'llly cleaned and disinfected,

E E i ltelnove all animals from the burn for

live or six dllys. The interior oi' the

sluble. including the floors. gutters

- huh of color . . . . . . .

: NA.8’l`UR’l'lUM, Hybrids of Mlldnln Gunther. °

_ but selection of tnll ormvlns oolon..._. .1 _

__ :: PETUNIA. Glnnis uf California. immense = ' E E lille, nil colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... - 5 _E POPPY. New Eldorado. The substance of ;_ = ` 'tile petllls is as delicate as Lilllnn. sill.. -'

- ._ mixed colors . . . . . . . . . E = SWEET PEAS. Steele. Brllr¥S' -"'}'¢"°°*' HY' ' " brld. (llnnt Flulverimr. ff"-\'°d f\'°"‘

mulled colors; lrnl't!e0ul\. ......- . ~ - - ---

New Catalog new ready. Wrllo I' I

` r l l

ru. oz. lilly 5 E | 3040 sono § § _

M 9..- 0: or

.ls l.so 4.60 5 5

. . . . . . . . .._ .lo .ao :.50 § gf

__ 4 i

brood size. slllull corn. best qu=.lit¥-----» 4° '30 ‘W 5 = l Sublg 33"|¢3¢|gn_

,m__..... .20 .as ._ 5 § .

.lo .zs .'la_, E_

Illllll

......... ._ .lo .ao .n _;

li ll

.ao ma E

.10 ..... .li -50 ‘

.lo .-ls :.50 §§

. , . . . . . . ... .15 ..... .. .. E Q

lllllll

JO .... . E

.ls . E E

IIIIIUII

.zs ..... . §

.aa l.oo g 5

“slug gravy rm. pmt of uw 'mum ‘use towards the lzlst, containing us it p

Wm gain in \*u(` H. me sum, IH umd(_|borll co.li"s welfare. We llnro _kllowll

' v _ s .

Lomnlon cows :lnd those of the beef half mouths and according tg the ro- mink L.|em.|y_ Before he can think;

ilro responsible for heavy losses of ,_

serum should be given to ull calves' not in the advanced stages of the.; disease. incurable cases and calves not worth treatment should be dee- troyed and the carcasses disposed of

establishment of herd hygiene. it ie advisable to practice stable disinfec-

lnfeeted. should be kept clean and free

from the accumulation of manure and { flirt. Frequent spraying of the floors, gutters, .ma.ngo‘rs, and walls with some orlually good disinfectant will be found

We have soen cows injured by such fl.

at cow never goes dry, but in the longx run it will _be found that thin will be :ln injury to her. The milk is unfit for

Wllllf- is _UW befll WHY i0 llleasull U l'ccomln<>llded for tile use ol` tho snu- og? This is it question usked -by mm" and Calomep

og-ralsors wllo have read descrip-

that she should hold out ill milk well ti

ill order to get the greutest possible ll

beside a level building on a level floor' thus-procured' and the fresh Boil sum

When there is ne period of eessa-“and placing p bmw horizontally I

ncrosp his buck and touching the ln cleanliness to tlmi of a new hog ii

to give the udder .1 cllllnco to till up imllding marking the lower side of the lot " ' ’ ' '

TREATMENT FOR WORM IN H068

be expected front finely-powdered cop por slllphate, at. the rate of n level

9lMEN5|°N3 9|’ A H99 toaspoonful to the hundred pounds

weil;ilt of hogs, given in the luululcr‘

It is lldvlsllble to confine the llogsl

0"” Of h°35 “lid Wish £0 Compare for zt period of two days following thc*

up to caivlng time. With some cows them with their own hogs. To get the, admlnigimtiun oi the drug, in rather! the cessation in milk flow is oxtl°em~ length measure from between the eyes || ely sllort_ while in the case of beavyl when thehoad. is down to the root of ia,-Y img igig, After the 1,055 are rem 'lnilkers there will belle dryillg of!! the pall. The heart-girth is the dis- 1.;-"Bed from me pen, the ii". womsl at ull. 'Pills is u strain on the cow, t tance al-oundtho body in x1 perpondlc- and ,eggs expelled by me U-emmemi and if persisted in will result in her ulllr plane just back ofthe for-eiegs. may be destroyed by a Strong stock;

U0 l°l“ Kirin 15 Nike” in me 9l1m° dip solution or a coating of freshlv ’ ay at a point just in front of the

it best to continue the milk flow as hind legs. The circumference of the |0113 HH possible that the habit may bc leg measured at the largest place ill

Ostillllishcd. but lt_ Should X101 C011- ppgtem jglpt. Thr; height, can be c0n~ C tinue longer than within two weeks t-,miengiy when by placing thc hog A

nlited quarters zlprlrt from the regu-

slucked .linle to prevent re-infestation! it is a good practice to plow the bog

lots and gow to rape or other forage! rops, at least once during the season. n abundance oi wholesome forage is

neo furnishes conditions almost equal'

GLADIOLUS

liniiouelzgi fjwr lnsbllly of bloom. Plan

I .

goptegllnr. Eusliy |r°:\?n.l|l':dlz:lb“e.=“ for severe! eewnu.

ABruce’l (Ehoice Mixed. _ll ,Wi ml . lo _ ,_ -

;\§loo_\';°“Pam0f 60C- 25 for WC itll lol

'Bruce's Superb Mixed. /l gmnfl

mixture ol lil sorts. l0 _for 801-_ '_*.i for |i.80. |00 for V3(-L50. postpaid.

Separate Colors. \vl,l¢.._ \»,.p.,,,.,_

Pinks, Scnrlets. lb for 76c., 25 for 9l,gl;_ 100 for |550, postpaid.

Named Varieties. mel. 5.- ,mi-

sod distinct. 12 for $1.12, postpaill:

i..

Bnucss ,

Summer F lowering »

JOHN A. Bnucs

HAMILTON Emlblla

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DAHLMS

“lun loud for

, Named, Show, Deeoretin, Cc_i.~ f no Collmm, su link lima - ues. obs. on-n,ss.1o¢u=~.n»tnId. l I “rom .,'.°ri..~.-.~.= its | l.atl¢_~.'1Pli’b‘:r_»¢'». ste. ‘. ' { ea s s l

; guxrhllz-3:3; C¢;slq|uel dm _ ius. renmpemen o __ ,_

supplies. Sendncsrdiofltto-day.

_ .. _,_

.f€.$°° "‘W§m'

__ _;.__<_

cold storage, or elsewllere, -before ur.-

$ 1 . I _ . _ p

i5UTT5R A HEAT P309*-WEN AND vcrly likely to go off flavor, if llol con~

.____»_ . SHAW oil-ER sumed within one montll after making.

The popular opinion that sodu iye. --- - if Canadians are to be able to do

I , ._ . . .

ing Butter nludo from ravi creunl iii

does Properties intended for the new- possesses prevemm, and r0,,,0,|mi`i Mum-ut’ when churned' i5`chaug(_‘l tcavy and effective bnlln work they

puny. weak-constituted calves born I

snfe to rlssume that a lllonth's rest for S the moths-r might have made n differ b ence. `

breeds often go dry for two or tbrco

months, but no dairy cow worthy of po the nomo would do su. Cows with s

tendency to dry off or shrink their m

milk ill at few l.nonths.;lf‘ter calving h

should receive special attention, if it t

is desired to keep them in the dairy. d

'nl

wHl1-is _scouns AND l>NauMo~lA Kitt MANY cAl.vlzs.

Wlliio scotlrs und calf plleulnolliu

freqllelltly accompany abortion :md

life. 'l‘hc treatment, ns ill abortion. is "

, _ l

lllllinly preventive, und includes dls- D

tina expand, thereby materially ulmln~ ` 1,0,

properties against worms and Ollwr 111-'into lnltwr rat. and thus lwcomes .l

need Io ont plenty of good butter, and

unappm-“iq_9¢, has, by 3 rec;-ni ¢=_\-. mumble source of body hem' U special io leave butter substitutes alone. ll' riment 'carried out by lilo l-'“ll"dlneurislior 0! the finer parts of tllrr

we wish to degenerate. into Class ll

mms Depaptment on Agriculture -_body and Daruculnrly U means of sup, oi- l0n-or. leaving butter out of tho ra.

lmelltary canal oi' cattle and ~il1i‘l‘D

igestivo tract of hogs lll tho complex l man to whom it be|0ug5_

' ll

its oportnnity to influence parasites is , x further lessened. _ ca

N *ali* “lld "'fl'*"°U"" ml! tom" ‘md 3 form of oleolllllgcrino because it is .l 0"" l`*"“‘“`d3" if* ‘-’"€"""d by ul" I"“WL`r! few collts vllclliwr tllllll butter. in ull

V iprobobiilty, for every 10 cents lluvcfi

l-lim: Sal "°d“- 3l"""‘d”3 m"“\’°r"‘ lon butter. IO times this :lmmlnt will

I\0lll1<l»‘l; i"OPD0l"l§ 5 l’°“"dS; S"l'i bo bald ill dot-tors' and llurst-s' bills.

ty of Missourie Ooliegf of AKl’ll1lll'l

lllr. i pound: cllnrcoul. 4 pounds and

lllmml “mt 3 lmunrds' 5 use eoltollseetl oil or similar product

infection of the llnvel cord with cor- co i

rnslve sublilnuie ill tl i to 1,000 dilu~ i tion or with tincture of iodine ur some n

otllel' equally good alltiseptic, togetll th

rl' with clerlnlincsli of calf pens, paila, W :lull all utensils. dlljeetlllg thc flew- K borll onli' with rnif scours serum is p now practiced as u' preventive mean- sl

lu a herd, the healthy calves should

bt- separated from thc diseased ones,” 5"

1" ‘null fed pasteurized or boiled milk.

The stable should be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. Calf scours

by burning or burying.

As ll. precautionary measure* in the

tion. Stables. whether infected or not

Mix tlloroughly :md keep lu 11 ll`0l\'Hll_.

oruls, lt is well to use satltollln. li! ly rains; cnlonlel, 4 gmnls, por lluudrcdl th

ounds wolllbt ol’ hog. Feed lu ti- llllll-I

op after hogs had no food for ulrlayl is mm mmm from pnsleurized cream " /.';?j'_ .' H' l SONS, LIMIIHED

"rt-_ when tim infection is pi-gs;-,ng °l` W0- _ I _ lEsoeelally'l.- this true, of butter which Muket sq"‘""°t“'9 ` ‘

llti

:l conveniently dry place. Wflvlli

e_llerd is seriously illfvstetl with;

ln the event that santoulu can not

lllaln_ with nlucll stl'o|lger digestive up p.'ll‘utlts lllun luis lll'.lll_ find it r‘.xti'f-nl<- » ' /'

71511055535

Kllouing these facts we wonder'

nt people are willing to buy n so- iled substitute for butter in the

.\'niurl= :lover itltelldcll mallkind tot

food for llllnllllls. 'l`he lower uni

difficult to digest und nssilllilut'

lr by-products of lfotlotl. Tim ii-nd. :lull safest kiud of butter

mimi-_

. /_-\ ,.~

een proven false. Hogs were fed Diymg on for me busy hmm Befoml lions is one sure wer to lmcolnlllisli Odu lY9 f0l° H il0l`l0l1 °f “"0 “nd °"" ll nuln can not wisely und well he must . l-ill-'~~<-l’l'0t'_ ii. li. Dean

- . I

rt the extent of lutestatlonll incrous Clearly the hmm mlm bn prmwrly I-mi . .

Od tlufluif ll-‘° ”°“l'5*’ 0( lb” ‘-`xp°"i' nnd be well oiled. Such delicate null.

Bill- - 'complicated mnclllnory is found no- Tlw D¢‘l"1l‘U1`l‘-*ul fllflhcf Volmf’ Um where else in nature as found in the

~ - . o

M.. ...dl --» H- ......._... Wl... ‘l`o All Onion Growers

ll8l`fl5ll»05 in 1-lm °“ml"“"“u"°‘5' “lmple wrong, everything is wrong with the

rd Ou tho blllldlus. The bolxht ls ‘ - 1

lshlng the now of milk after calving. men ca_.,|_|,. obtained by measuring

oln this mark to the floor. is mode to be held for some time lll POTATOES-SE-ED AND `lTt,Q£ QF'

PLANTHQG. '

(Experlmcntsl Farm Note.; 'rm-_ yield or potatoes throughout

Cnnndn would iw very mach inc:-cols od if everyone who grow used seed of the strongest vitality. tree from disease. When the variety used is llnpol-um, the qualify .gf the ser-_d often makes ml\e.l'mole llif~

_.._`.-..___.__.-_.._._...___________m,

1 Continued on page eighteen)

We say get a pound each of ordinary "Red Wethersiicld" and MCDONALD'S SPECIAL STRAIN. Grow thcm apart and at harvest-time. see the proof of pedigrced seeds.

The big crop of better onions you get from McDonald's Red Wcthersficld "Special Strain" will demonstrate the value of expert breeding and selection of' seeds, md show you that Quality is more important than price.

McDonalds’

I' 0’ “Special Strain"

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i '\ "i / .o`._

/fm ;;f72{’\

2?” K

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*Ik - ,,.~:"';' r`.-»_'./.f-_ "25 f

1 _ nt*

5, _,, _\ ”1vlmnul-nu mf., , , yi t . :_ " \\; ,t ,,./,///.4

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2'.

‘Lf , _

~=i x Saves

'ii ln Erecting

Time

fm T / "f ( it

2 \l

loc. pm.. ssc. oz., $1 Hts.. $3.15 lb. Posgpaid.

Write for our new Seed _ Book. - Mllled free.

KENNETH McDONALD

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To make doubly sure of the QUALITY `

of Frost Fence we draw thc Wire in our own .-

miil, temper it, anllcal it and galvztnize it. Frost wirc is lull of lift: .ilnd toughness Ll-Ml

its smooth coat of galvauizing protects thc

llfe of the wlrc so that

Frost Fence will _

yilf

-s..-.I

~»-W’ a~

are rnltle ol e coil-spring ' ,`\

.shape and not only makes the lence easily adaptable to rough. holey. grouufl, lull PFC' (\/ vents tlle possibility ol surlrlen strain and

"lvllritime" wire lences ncccl few il0SlS 3 l“'°"lY °" thirty a

feet spar! is near enough. Every post saved rcdll-N285 llle C0S¢~

Moreover along panel between

postsicllsbles the lence to better MAR

ony sudden shock ` ,

snd pllcc l st?"

g hot wntcr. \‘\'llcn the burn is clean, a l :atrollg disinfectant such ns ll- ll or 4 lpcl' cent solution of croolin should l be applied to the stalls, gutters, und

i walls. This may be done. by the use i of s llprny pulllp. \Vi\itcwsshlll|; is nd- ' visable ill lnuuy stu-bios. ns it not only

V |ucts all a disinfectant but makes the

U interior brighter and lighter. The lime wash should be applied only utter i tho -burn has been made scrupulously | clean. The addition or chloride of limo. l eight ounces to escll gallon of white lwush, will increase its disinfecting ‘ properties. Whltewash is best applied l by the use of a spray pump such as is _ used ill the spraying of orchards. The solution may then -be forced into all

the creeks and crevlces of the bnru| with little or no difficulty.

...._¢..._._....._...._._ SHEEP

BHEPHERD DON T8

. -_-_.....~ < _

non imp alleolroil #et una. "

l_|`on't forget tofkcep salt and fresh

water before ‘tho sheep. _

ctvtllu sheep in wlntelal

feetffilltildy on spoiled hay. 5 l~oo»_s.‘.eilage ofdgrsin. ,'~.§,._ ,,_\;. V 'cgi -

, Ylip'-,~f_; :.1-¢»l>.|i>lj,' lflougllt some cheap `

l.'::lce~-tllo__t ll;-_::1 rztllcc that mistake once in :l lift-tillllr-»;l:ltl spent 11 lot of valuable time :::‘.f_I l;ll><'\l' in trying to stretch it up ;-_fi-;lit;l‘.l- ._-pi-f lo iiltfl it wus impossible on

:-_t‘l;ou1:t of tyrookcci stays and uneven spac-

lt‘;;.

l»`l{(_l5'l` l<_~ln;o will come to you in neat,

:;tl'.'li;;l\t‘ rolls tllzll; lrlroll easily. The fenc- iflrg will strt-toll up ¢~.t.rtligllt and true because it ia not httrricd ill thc making to save fac- tory cost. It is run through our special ‘:.'::.l\ lug lll;lclliuc.~; slowly so that the locks ,H-C .~.-l-l~cr~tl'~' applied, the stays straightancl the spzlciltg accurate.

05! _/ence

give the longest possible yerlrs of setvice.

\f\/lliic Frost Felice is higher in price

than before the war, a bushel of wilcut or a hundred weight of live stock will buy more

fencing today than before the war.

The distribution of Frost F ence is made

through responsible dealers wllo buy in cur lots. Thus you get the benefit of thcloxvsest freight rate. And you can see the fence stretched up on_ the posts before you hand over your money. _ -

Frost Steel and Wire ~ Co.,

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