AIGEELEVEKF”. . _ ' g A NCQQSSItY ‘a ET-M-g-Q-KOIIZIO. if.

resent age. ifilrying up a become an sham The first three os- 9|‘ the human race are r and food. We can do t deal less clothing if iilcient food. and line applies to houses, nnlny luxuries thought no the human race. e of the grant neces- lylng of which is u

old that science is al- l; on this food problem out data on transporta- (LJlllIfItIOilflI values m‘ have a. va_a_t array oi ercd on the mnfkdts d- from which‘ tire con- elloose according to his he RIZG of his rpurse‘. m"; lne great array oi‘ food ' m m, the, markets. milk and ntlircts stand out p teemin- ~clally in countries where most» knowledge has- accumul- dwith regard t0 ‘publlcfhgalth.

many diseases-ire cal-bed that an ounce oi pre "on ls worth n pound of cure. have also proven that in the ion of dict. milk and its

2',“ llll-lfl-(Illlfi city school ' a n the larger. cities of Carl- he ‘Unitcd States are noiv ilk for children at their‘ Aguin,. Insurance

our best ruedical science Iy udvertisingtho great- "nlmllk and its products a mm: 0i’ prolonging life. lniie to glvc other arith- mlgon the use. of milk and its mils as a irniversal food. but ‘have arc fillllllllfiilt to show lmtwithout milk nnd its numer- lllp human race "l4 -bc. badly off Indeed.

llresc reasons indicate strongly llydnirylng is a necessity p; standpoint of health but. ‘hr-- ides being of such great vnliie as health-giving food the chief rea- l, of the necessity oi ilairying is it from an economic stnndrpoint err is possibly no food that. can ‘ produced so cheaply. r most important and universal tis are bread anti milk, illl miist he manufactured, ne-

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cap land ior the growth oi wheat en it neciis a largo investment r machinery and equipment, ere is harvcstcil, ‘moved irorn these illillo arena and finally convcrtcil = to flour, und still more labor and nchinory ere it Ilecirrncs bread. ilk, on tiic, other rrly nature's food i'or younl; nnd id, but is hotii n food anti a ibcv- rage, und is ‘cilnsumcd in its irrit- Scicntlsts tell us that ere urn cows which produce ns nnn mm] l" n ycar us can ‘be oh- innd from five or six acres neat, nl- trorn the bodies of four ' live ordinary illl steers. _,___

., llll nl-p int. and protein; fut I IighnlilS oi tho commercial vnluc. ‘lrilc protein is possibly the most

Ono cow in a year pro- rrrcs fnt and protein equal to that ninlned in two cnrcnscrs of beef.

great economy oi the iluiry cow: lilil they also show why she makes larger financial returns than any other domestic animal, from feeds grown on thc farm; ibles the farmer rhea-ply grown feeds. not suitable ior human consumption, in their natural strife; and sell them in the form oi nature's great and

perfect food, without danger

Thus we sec that really a necessity in every coun- lry and the agricultural province that pins its faith row and her allied industries lure to make good. wish to make a success _in ‘this Province of Prince Edward Island it is up to us to adopt the most ip-to-date system of dairylng and like the good old dairy cow what nrneone has so aptly named‘ her. ‘the foster mother of ‘the human

HOMEMAKING,

Homemaking is nn ‘art oi the lliiilvet. rordcr. R iinvolves more tlrsn scrubbing and cooking and

a triic home must live attention to the equiping of the sleeping porch, the care of the pinion, the hygiene of the cellar, the rnotthleosnesa oi the attic, the Iicturoe which hang on the walls, lire cotlor tints which predominate Iii tire house, the music-even the Itllsion and the politics.

We are creatures oi our enviiron- ilrcut. She who determines this has lhe shaping oi the tits-w)‘: the nat- lflii. It is no puny job tube a ‘home- roquirce m4 beat of Mill’, mind and soul that any ‘wo- Inan is capwblc oi. rfdemands con- llant attention and devoted caro. Butch, the rewards oflit! la there than ‘tohhshilon an Illcal home for the once you love list? And think what u moans w l8 lontruated with sweet, Ilia to t-rain here! '

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Cholera ,In§antu_iu

v Cholera infantum la one of the Illa] ailments of childhood. It is a lfltuble that comes Flnecially during , ntha and unless pro pt action la .,lien~ the little one

J's an idoabmedici this trouble. Theyrregulata the

{win and sweeten l the , stomach ‘I ll thus‘ prevent the‘ ‘flier complaints. They are an ab- Wlllla safe medicine, being guar- Inlafll to contain neither opiates or other harmful "55,- Tllfl! cannot possibly do "Iljtliey always do good. liiaui ardaold by medicine deal- Ilpllnt 25 cents a box

A Few Hints 0h Land And Wool Crop

) No (llilliht with the warm wcath. bl‘ oi today furlricrs arc again ‘Mllklllll "I "hearing and that nut- “mlly ltllnkfl to mind the matter 0f wool markets. During the early Ilmrt of the winter prlccs of wool advanied iully 10c‘ ,9" pound go,- Illllvlllflllly all grades as compared With prices which were realized on the hillii oi‘ last year's clip, The r-ccent slunrp in the price oi‘ grains flnii other stocks has apparently reilct-ted itself through to the lilriirus for wool and the market ul. the prcsent tlrnc is about cu spar Wm‘ 1"" l/filiris values. Cairndlau mills flit: buying very gpllrlllglynl the moment. ritntsltically, how- ever, ‘the wool sltuntiirn is sound and with llic gcrtt-rnl wool short- nrc the world over, wool prices art- flXlliairtt-il to ri-rrruin flrni, as the buying season opera-i up and mlll ilcninnils become greater. Natural- ly on n somewhat iliricriinintltlrlg niiirki t, attractiveness anti cleanli- ness as Will as quality are all im- ‘porttint selling points,

When‘ shearing your sheep this Year do not filrgi-t tn have the floor thoroughly trlczrri rind tree (min dust, chaff or slrniv, ‘he sure that all tugs are rirnoved from ll“- llflfl-Cf‘. All)‘ chaiiy necks or seedy Iracks should also be removed. Rc- rnemhcr that every fleece has ll IrrIti-h. Lay the flccc out evenly aitcr thc siicop is sheared. turn U1" Pill-ins In IPIIHIIIWIHI‘. oi lilo llvflfe until the Width is approxi- mately l4 Inchi-s front ond tn ind

anti roll ‘tightly, flesh sldn out, us Ing the fiiior and lrctter" quality

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

I THE FARM WOMAN'S LIFE. line darker shaded pi brown, one

u lwcars brown shoes. bill, with ttifl» Film‘ ""3 l! M! llle‘ llrflii’ it‘ lighter shades, black ls worn. used to be. The automobile is the Women with gray hair or- eyes greatest factor of emancipation", often choose gray hose, but. the wrltce Mrs. Ilarriet Walter in the; culgy is a b“ "yum Shoes Wm; Kansas Woman's Journal. SllELgl-t-y poet. are black, bu',_5“v8f mo“ Tammi“ m0“ lnlerefillllgli’; slippers of brocade, satiir-or metal the li-ic oi the fnrru woman, “u. won, by n“, young m,“ lol- llP-r greatest drawback is tho dancing. A festive touch is Milled luck "l Tulmlllg will"? 11ml f-‘lelilrl; by lilac or orchid hose, beautiful city: though sir-saline lamps give under evening lamps. nu excellent light and the washing! I I I machine is run by a gasoline} engine. ‘DISHES FOR REFRIGERATOR. Flt-ZR and cream money usually‘, ltelong to the wife, nntl “no 39ml ‘It ‘is economy in space ‘to have t-ho table nuii clothes the children rsqiiare illshirs for foods placed ill

with lt_ and “gives no report." the ice box. .\iiicli room is wasted.

With the crops and surplus stock, ,by round plates and bowls. Square the-husband keeps up the, impl-tlyn-l glass tiishies can be purchased oi Inienls, buys implements and builds, “P16011911 Bllflfl. 0f HQINTB Pails“ fences. There ruiist be milk cowajiillhu pulls are not an léflflll l0!” mm‘ calves and chickens on a farm. ltainrng loud which must stand for Unless thorn-tire big boys ol-‘some ti.rric. Rifle, the farm wife helps with tho -i<o>———- ruilking, and there is the separator LIKE HOME EXHIBITS BEST. to wash. The farm flock ruust be fed and it was noted at the recent Wom- wutirrcd nnil the chicken houses en's World's Fair that the booth looked rLflcr; and in the spring theldlsplnying the interests oi U19 setting heirs, you must be on the borne drew the largest crowds. b every minute with your flght Especially the young girls were

Now comment-e nt Illc brllch onibwilh He" nnd "Inpa- A rm may Charmed with we homekeeplug ‘lflliilll the e-ggs and an old benlexhiblts. One might IIHIQU riff-ml lrnight lcave the ncst and the eggsmhis that there is no 11311897 ‘that

wool oi‘ the not-k nnd sboiiltli-rs IUIChHL H yo“ use‘ an Incubator, than“) lumre wmnen are straying

sirble on tlrc outside sirrlnce oitbc rolled deuce. Tic tightly nnd neat.- ly with a slngic strnnil oi’ paper fleece twine. Unilcr no rslrcuni- stanles use binder twine or sisal cords oi airy kind. Paper fleece twine and wool sacks may he oh-

Co-ir-ptrntive Wool Growers, 217 llny SL. Toronto. Wool sacks should be obtained Illllll1(3(lIilli‘.Iy

lht- packed iii tho-re sacks and kept In n dry place until it is shipped to market.

Thc Dominion ‘Live Etock Brunch provides a gool grading liter-vice. for all cooperative shipments oi‘ wool. (lradcrl wool of good quality, pro- perly propared und well packed al- ways brings top market prices. During tlic past your Canadian

t'ul attention to the tbrccding oi

uinrkct.

give very little milk at this season imilk liow properly when turned to

lambs do not ‘make the necessary growth or development and In

lug in their weights when offered ior sale.

Do not target -to dock and cas- trate. Both these operations are very simple if performed at the right rage. These operations should be performed when thc lambs are ‘ten days to two weeks of ago. Practicul-ly all markets ‘pay a pre- mium for straight carloads of ewc and wcther lambs. The lamb crop should be so handled that finished lambs can he sent to ntnrkct at ally season of the year. Tim large a ‘percentage of Canadian lamrbs are marketed in an unfinished condi- tion. Winter lamb fccrling iii steadily dcvelopig and the profits made hy these operators during tho past law years indicates a further expansion this fall. 'l‘lio lambfeed- er will only biry ewe or wather lambs. Indications rpoint to good ‘lam‘h prices for this season. We understand that an order has al- ready been rcccivcd for upwards of 30,000 Canadian lambs from Ilrltaiu. The cxcellctrt results ob- tained from iooiling Canadian cut- tle has wppurontly interested a number oi British sheop liaedem In the finishing of Canadian lambs. The improvement in the breeding oi‘ Canadian sheep has done a grcnt deal to popularize the Canadian lamb, not onlywith the Canadian consumer but also with ‘tho Ameri- can -consumer. Tho extension oi

tended to increase ‘the appetite for lamb in Canada. All this sti-mul-

keep up lamrb prices. ‘Now is the tra pounds of grain. For further information on wool

markets write the rShecp Division.

tawa, Ont. i-(Q-Q-ii

WILLIE HARMON WINS.

Willie Harmon. New York middle-

announcad as 146 and Galfundb

niiikc as good ll showing as pos-r

tnined by writing the Canadian,

nnd the wool after shearing should

wools have been sold Ill llrltuin and the United States, as well as ffi...‘i.".',‘i‘,“‘.“.ll.r“$13.22.ifgfirlifiliilifllllllllyagl? §3§,*;,,°";§;,,w11:,';: 5.3112123? tlfiiini-‘ii’ 1331i. "'33? iii 332,13";‘2,’“;l.‘},“?..§“f,§2 “llmr?! lmmim" "it" "my be "luml-“lmldllliwomq ‘better ailqtiitintied git: ouch. cach Individual inrriicr pays cntrc- (when vqrmps. and m U“. and o!‘

sheep" thc shearing operations and the roiling and tying of his liceccs whcri tlicy are‘ being tpropurcd t'ul‘

. 'l‘lils is tiic season of this yciir

ivhurrtiiv Iurubs love tu §tilllllllll‘ about IIIQ burn yard. it is also the season oi the your whcn thc carc- tiil sircphord adds to Ills prelim or detracts ‘tlrcrciroru. On uccuuntol‘ lllc long slundy winter" irnuriy ewe liocks did not get as much exrc- fill-lo as usual and on this account the lambs are likely to be less vig- orous and ln many cases the ewes arc producing Ices milk. The rriilk llow can be increased by adding bran and oil-cake to ‘the out ration. The fur-seeing shepherd will have saved some ot‘ his host hay ior thc owe ‘flock at this season of the yep-l‘. Mongols or turnips are also greatly relished by the owes. in the absence oi roots, fresh insil- age may be substituted to advan- tage. Tbe young lnrnb is a thriity vigorous grower and its develop- mont should not the retarded betorc the ewe goes to grass. Ewes that are improperly fed so that they

of the year do not recover ‘their

pasture, -thc result being that the

the fall oi the your are disappoint-

lamb ‘feeding operations has lllrlfl, ates market demand and tends to

time to keep the lambs growing. Do not hesitate to iced a ‘iaw ex-

Dominion Live Stock Branch, Ot-

ln another ten-round engagement

weight, outscored Harry Galiund of

lnmips must be filled regularlyfiaway from the love of home. the Bilge ‘turned and the thermo, ————-<*>'-—'— metcr ivntchorl.

ln June we commence canning —— cherries and strawberries, iollowq Frnltg mnnt contain iboth pectin cd by various fruits and vegc-lnnd acid lo jcll Peaches, pears, tables. and winding "i1 with btBBf't]l|ll\(5L~‘El, nnd sweet apples do not 11ml iWTk l" I119 Wllll-"T- Eilllllilcontain enough acid when "ripe t0 hnii-‘ieivlfe stores 1m from two tollntr well. Add the juices oi lemonfl. four hundred quarts, igpflngg’ grilbgpplvfl, cherries 0r

"DTIHIRQTY. Y0“ filly!" RIDWH MN- goosebtrrIi-s to furnish acid and Walter, cln-erily, "No such thing. [hlgy will julL Don't you have to g0 to the oiflco‘ To tent lhc pectin ‘in fruit juice, or factory at a cortaln time eaclrntldrl teaspoon oi’ the juice '10 8 ‘lily. There In 10y In llf-‘flflmlillfiloloaspoon of ivitch hazel. lii it forms invnt‘. anti the birds, we [Peflh Illiflla gelatinous muss, it contains and the flowers all make it \vol'l.llrllngugh pectin, ll nnly three while." -

MAKING JELLEY.

MARRIAGE.

She may think she knows him. , nnil he may think hc knows Iier; fihubetk m?‘ EGGS IN THE DIET.

I knew."

TO

must learn to give and to take anillprowln h" we “H, m“, years;

.i’oirblcs nnd weaknesses and limit-

lntions and very very appreciative ‘ " - ' ' . s i, i ll of the otherfls nobilities. honed Mm or so L c“ “me

Elfin. rgielagiillfglllldlf llilrlgtiittrlseuniiligtl “'9'” “"1 ““““"‘ i‘ ‘Wm

‘ had only known. Oi cours-c, "lt will never happen again, since John doesn't like ‘It that way," but It

SAVE TIME.

‘dough’ like Father usoil to make." the mod prepared m Mvancty

the hang oi it in time. i

ETIQUETTE TRAVELLING.

Dress lnconspicuously, and be modest in manner, One abroad in the world should not {attract att- -ention. - Do not push ahead, out oi your turn, at ‘the ticket window or the car atone. and do not take up more room with your baggage than you are entitled to.

D0 not speak to strangers unless

bresrkfast. ---——a-0>—-—-

To Bu ma 91' Am

but do not be cold when thrown in close contact with fellow travellers

your company on those who prefer to bc let alone Do not. talk loudly so that others

matters either about yourself or bah“, by the Mme me wamr h“ yo}; friend?‘ m I evaporated the season oi ‘the pest cour eons everyone, n- , ' l _ eluding the railroad employees. gggegshzveabr Tsesggnéelalzfraalxlq]

Do not ask unueal services un- can ‘be ‘mam many m" less you expect to pay for them. y ' Tipping la expected, but a. woman does ‘not tip as generously as a man. and she receives poorer Pressing Wm make a “amen, “Wvlcet look fresh and new But if the Kar- o" l‘ “I'll”? "it" °“° “I” m" merit is slightly soiled or has ah- each mmllfi on ghllmogrg’ ‘ma’; sorbad a little perspiration, it may ‘m? In“: 31mg‘: are?“ s" g‘: discolor it. Hanging carefully on a nlhllhoilghn icllgw tragcllcrls this,» hang" “"5 ‘Mk6 mBghV/‘Flnkleslrl dis-

‘ arppear an save mu press g. friendly on a journey, they will not The secmt o! fluxes“ m pram. continue the friendship when the m; comm and "Mn ‘nudes l“ m journey ‘is ended. ‘llhoy will act as ha", ‘mam wenlyqmmpenad, “my strangers in the hotel lobby, allied! no water-rings are formed or an nlllllllll "lama ‘m’ ‘Mllt- uneven stiffness ‘produced. Linen

CDL AR and heavy cotrton writings‘ should

- ‘ e pressed on the wrong ode. or a

- - dampened cloth laid over the goods

lllnck hose are 185B DODHIBI‘ "N!" to prevent the shine and the marks

‘my have over been, but they will or the iron. Embroidery should be

Ilfiflhaillly always b0 Hi6 T850". 0f pregged on phg wrong gldq, on l

the cnnsnrlvntiva Wlliililhfl, and btath twoel. to make ‘the design ing la rcn y more rc or re ne .. nnd qnt_

The favorite colors oi the day If you are abort of banzorl, ">11 range in tones that slip into brown up a newspaper and tie a cord at one cnd of tho scale and into about the middle‘ of the roll with a flesh at the other. The later fad in loop to hang ‘it ‘by. Use this as a Paris is to match ‘duo's makeaip hanger in an emergency. it Ia noo- in stockings, juot as one used to iul in travelling. _ match ‘gloves. W‘

Care of Bumme Garment:

‘New York, Harmon's weight was

the shades vary from mahogany. wages," said one buqn ... tinf- dark seal, henna, and cinnamon." to whe [wouldn't und- WifQ W! tnrlmn- tum, and cram. won to work." ‘~ .

‘ Brown is in for a long run, and ‘ "Certainly wives ch13; be aid l I

~iourths of the juice forms a ielly

like mass, then you will have to

‘aid thre. fourths as much sugar

THE FIRST YEAR OF In; juiceflt, is bcttcr to add some l

h l“ ‘luring m" fir“ ym" tllmlg Mvllk all(l_ogl;',i-l are the ‘best. form m“ ndjmmnpnl“ occur and ma“ or the children to get their animal

[be a little blind to the ‘others To avoid nmnotony. vary um -style oi serving. They may be

, k - l. t ed, fried, T0 learn the tastes, likes ilillI tllfl- punched’ hue u, s, 8am , , patented for removing lrltllll in ibc an Inventor scrambled or served in omclcts. ,

IIKOS 0f the mate and to "rub llIS I h] h t , .'_ l .001“ same mount-r as n gasoline tori-Ir but nurrrbl-r. n" ‘the fight way" Wm ‘wold 1H0’ iililrlzoads this llllgewlllllt; too “'"" "'0'" “""‘l-"- I

‘takes the fir“ Ye“ to find "mt When ‘in the kitchen getting one om- meal it is_ oftcn possible to make Ymmg people’ “mung the“ ma" iin extra ilesscrt or proparc the ioiica m’ rm- latter. l“ “'9' “llmlld m“ hope to begl“ vegetables for the next meal and where Filth“ “ml Muller are now so tn save time. Ono has to spend prover plants has madl- tbi- it-xrilt- stare. “ml EM!’ Sumt- Thel’ Wm hm“ wbout so long in the kitchen wntcli- industry ihi- mot-ll impel-iron of the" 199mm“ l‘) 19"" hem” ‘mp5’ lng on» meal cook and that is a lllllilllflictiirirlg in nconunr. can hope that their affairs‘ will good time ,0 aandwlch m a “um. Hm n5 smoothly‘ But they Should her Di’ little jOIIS here. $01110 like nttrichiucut to be fastened in a the beverages. ‘have pauence with one another‘ It housewives make a practice of (IU- sivimmcfls Imdy to llllI him In» 0f French invention is an net-It'll"! he says to her‘ "I wish you could lug the cooking f0!‘ two meals M propelling‘ himself llllfllltllll ‘ivuter. make "bread like Mother used to one “ma In such a case the 50c. nlmklxl" “he might as we“ Bwy to 0nd meal can be prepared Ill I! experimenting‘ y with a gasoline ground. hlm’ I wish you could make f9“! mllllllefl merelY féwarmililg substitute made ior-ally principally

o! °°“me' “ell-her ‘me o" "lam It eaves time to wash two or three cnniat first they w!" ‘both get mefll'5 dlfillefl B‘ 0m? lllme- l know in n new tester for bolus- use ii one housewife who has a place in her cupboard which she reserves for piling the used dishes miter the meals when s-he does not Wash them. She does all the dishes ior ‘the day every morning after

Scientific Facts

Ali easily r-Ieuucil floor inop has Imcli lII\'t'll|l‘(I that van bo- tii-ii tn u‘ broom. ‘ 'l‘h0 ltuiuuniau government has; derided to permit the use of private radio nets

A nciv dilating brush is forked to l'\‘-l\1’ll ltoth aids-s of a chair hack or riliilf lit the iiuine time.

Within ten yeiira New Zi-alnrld nlnfl" l" spend about sirdotroiltlir in llyflfiltiiei-iric development.

A flag pale has been Invented nu

the broad end of a wind vane.

ltllly. with an arca about equal to‘ Illinois and Indiana combined hair a pnlulntion of IIILOIIIMKIO.

ull thi- rest of the ivorld.

been rnade by expcriiueirters from the leaf stalks of the Indian furl puiin. The cross inerrilwrs of new iiirtiunirbllt-

ltecl bars that incl-reuse traction. Hawaii's present siilmr crop is estlintlleii at 7l.'i.0Ilt) ions, bri-uklrlg all previous records by a wide margin. A folding frame aurl a spring that can be roiled i-orupactly compose n new bed for motor tourists who camp out,

iiuiui-roiis colonial possessions. ltrletrdeil for biruschirlil use, u new ateplnddl-r folds r-iriuptii-tly enough to