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’ Tll€l'_€are many benefits t

"Pr`op`n Food and Exercise." by ARTHUR A, M¢¢;0Vg'RN Farms- Phnom( dirmvr. Cimiiiu Medea; ciiuw.

in 'horse-back riding f t

ONE of the

most inter-

esting and en- joyable of. out- door exercises is horse - back riding.

While indulg-

ing in this rec- reation.. it is virtually 'impos- sible to ov`erdo or over - strain any muscle ui- organ of the body Riding

_ can

iiiiii no min. P1C1<- U-D W€lQht tional s d v a ii-

tage“ of enforcing deep breath- ing and furnishing an increased amount of oxygen to the lungs.

We all know that sunshine

and fresh air are nature's best purifiers, as fresh air contains the oxygen uecesary to keep the blood in good condition. lf the air we breathe is stale and stagnant the blood passes through ourlungs to be purified, returns to circulate through our system with sli its impurities retained. Therefore, the mild physical exertion required in

vate gymnasium or attends I club training clgiss is always ready to shirk or take a day on when the opportunity presents itself. But the horsemen is ai- i ways ready for his sport. _

It is especially beneficial to ,

those anxious to reduce. ln 1 these cases, we recommend heavy underclothing which with the exercise induces a copious perspiration. Those underweight are niso_beneflted as under- nourishment is frequently re- sponsible for this condition and

rrnus st-eil. ln plui-cs wlicro gcrnilnu- ioli was ll00l'. scatter fri-sh seed und t is niorc lit-cosllnry now t'o |\rouii it nto the soil eurller in the sonson win-u

Irlve it into eloso contiii-t with the

Q urtli

lil

r oil or uecolupllsli the some result hy ‘ irming_ the soil with thi- but-k of n

pade,-s brick os u lnlnpnr. ('loin-' eon- nct must bc cstnlilisheil in-Iwi-i-ii the oed nud thc s'oll to get good gerniliio-

J inn. llnke nr hon he surfilco of thi-

our muscles ln- to play as \vi_ii be quickly con- _~edcd by any- one after his

:irst ride.

Besides the ‘

general benefi- cial results from this exercise, it is a form of rec-

~lnlni-n to giiln vnntnct. 'l‘liIs iii iilso nn i-xi-cllcol lI|nc to i-utter ii good dressing of pnivi-rized hi-up lnunure, to he currii-ll to the 'otos by riliii or the uprlnltlsr und give he gruss a frcsh food supply beforo he hot weather of .lilly ulnl August iits it. liiitil il_lny iinil June ure the

. SUMMER LAWN PRACTICE

Spots you missed when you seeded great growing moritha for

_ grass when _ha ani;-n this spring or where grass it is preparing to go to seed if given “ ° ” “'"“° tl“"’“¥l1 ii\i|l4fl\¢!0\‘lly. il chance. After the seed forniiug aen

'ct surfiice of thc lawn. It is n sluiple which is in-cessiiry to form s firm cloii- I » I) _ : ; I ; ‘ K § H iiutter to repair tiicse breaches In the knit sod. , T"e9"'W||\‘ll ll! ll fN'!l\ llllllilcallon of Light dressings of nitrate scatterei

vlll now be appiireiit and mar the vel- son. thc stoollng out process start

"9 "“l'"i ""“|‘l |"~' i|l'I'l'llf|L'li lllmll in Mow frequi-iill,v \vlu-ii the growth i

now will lie of nsslstsiice but this i only ll iciiipnrory fl-rllliaer. Sonic of tin balnnceil fertiliser would bc bettoran- niorc lnstlng to sprinkle ni lhis time.

lush ns in-gil-ci Ili this rngnrd will inali- tlie tnsk dlilltult null \\i\en tho grits

is n lh it ter of dlil'ii-uliy to sci-nrc nu even snr fni-e und the close growing grrcn sa' will lii\\'n to grow froni the rootsngaii nfter it is cut. l .\‘oino- nuthorilli-s on in\\'ns ndvis

liigulpst li-iiving the liner cllpplngi t

ui~t ns u niuli-h in iniilsuiiiiiii-r. but thi priivticc is iloliatnhle und is oliji~<-tion iilili- in iii-striiyiiilz tho ni-nt uppi-|lrnni~ nf the lawn until the di-nd clipping \l\nve in-cn i~o\'or<~d by fresh growth. l ‘ls ndvisnlih- for innnll lnwus to ruli ,i-lciiu or use n gross cnrrli-r upon th ‘mower to cuteh thi- clippings.

reation that is , thoroughly en- joyed and never becomes monot- onous. The aver-

age person who goes to a pri-

Aiiiiniil gnllliiriiius uri- Iii-1-|»iiil|.i,_4‘i\' is of tlir-.pereiiiiiiii viirii-Ili-s for gui' ion all-1-oriilioii ns well ns for culling. |‘ii\- sdvunlilge of the oniiuiils is thiil in-y will eolnn ilito iilooiu in || fi-iv vt-I-ks frolu in-eil while the perl-liliinis \'ill not blooln for niiotln-r your, Sow cl-ll of both now, ’l‘he niinunl vnrli~t|i-s liiooni until

i lie lint-sl, riiiigiiiil in i-iiliiv l`ro\n 1-|'e;iiii_\~

i 'lille to ili-ep nniroon ninl nsilniiy tip

1 oil with sonii- shndi- of yellow.

'l‘hL~ pl-roniiinl \'iirii-Iii-s iiiso iiliilini

I-st drouniri ri-sisters ulniiiig l|ielini'd_v iliints of the flowei' gnrdi-li. '|‘ho zinnuuls ure of iii-iitoi' uiiil niori- -inipiirl growtli finni tin- pi-i'i-iiiiiois.

ANNUAL GAILLARD S

horse-back riding forces us, to nike deeper inspirations; it gives us a generally systematic

the exercise together with the fact that we are out in the open induces a healthy and natural appetite.

'not euch \v||_\'. willcil \\'lil pi-|'|||li tin-in

nuke n guy il|s|\in,\' in thi- flower iii-il

o forln fine busily piilnls und will |,,.|,,,; ||iii~-i-il

'. i

toning up. lt brings most of

r flower borlli-|‘. 'l`l||-v nri- o\i»i~lli-ni

BREAKFAST: Stewed fruit, unsweetened; dark cereal;

cocoa, chocolate, milk or coffee substitute; dark bread toasted with plenty of butter. Between breakfast and '

lunch one glass of water and one glass of milk. LUNCH: A thick cream soup, vegetable luncheon, dark

bread, glass of milk. Between lunch and dinner two i glasses of water and one glass of milk. l

DINNER: For dinner, broiled lean meat, chicken or fish;

' a green vegetable, baked potato with plenty of butter; ,

dark bread, cocoa or weak tea; dssaerg 'stowed fruit. .

‘ Between dinner and bed-time one or two glasses of water. .

' _

'l`in-_v iiri- one of thc nnnuuls \vhli~l

.ire good for thi- cntlri- in-nnon uni |lii~_v iiliiri ivlooining :ind tlicri-fore es pi-4-ii|ll_v iii-sirnble for ii pcvinuni-ot dis ploy in thc gordon. 'l‘hi- innjorily the i-olnrn url- slnules of ri-al, ornugi sciirlet, yi-llow uiiil i-ri-uln, tivo color nsnnll_v nppeiirlng in tlic lioivor

'l‘h\~y will |ici~o|n|||o|ini|- llleiliaclvi-

lo poorer soil thnn ninny of thi- olin- ilniiu.ils, such ns nstnrs. und Lili-c iinc rtliniv of bloom. 'l‘l\1~y will he ti inui-ii the niorn vigorous, liowvver. fo

nd thi- ilouiilo-Ilowi-reil viirli-tii~~i ii~-i- ' -filly, r uiiil wiili-ring in dry tinius. i j

il‘l I* is one of flio cnsii-st nnnnnls to grow stands trnnsplnnting well slid comet liito bloom esrly in snniincr. i-,Sed sown now will give blooiuing plants

""'" -|""l‘ ""ii| f\"'t‘i’-fill! "lui iI\"' illt' i-nrly in Jlliy. which will furnish an f__*Li--'f'

nbuiiilnncc of nintrrinis for houqnetr for thc ri-ninlndcr of the sinnnicr.

l’i-reiiiiiiil viirii-ties should be trans

pliiiitoil wlicro ilu-_v orc to rcniain sr

giioil il-viiiiingc and ri-_sr-ii' in the fiili. Fall trans u.~:niil|_v prove fatal to i of tin- pi-relinhil gsliinl'

'riii-,v i-.~.,»ii-~~

plnnling will ln";:i~ port lon

IKONHS I"()lt (i.\lll)l'1N .\.\‘l)

' Nll|fl'lllll‘ll{\'.

liirily \‘iiri|-llr-s Tlint urn l'2n~¢,\'_ to (iron

A ll_v .lohn lluncnn. ‘

The sm-i~tl»rli~r. llosii ltiiliigiiiosn. is i wi-ll-kiiown rose oi' viixorons linhll. -vilil foilngl- \v|lli-ii i-xiinies ll tlellt-ions 'riigruiii-e. 'l‘ho flowers ure pink und iii-ntlful, os is oiso tin- fruit. 'i`ln- dog rose. ltosu t'uiiiun. one of he I-Inillisli lieilgi- roin-s. is ln-i-it known

r'i

O A. A. lloGovern

n this i-onnlry us o sloi-k on wlilrli iybrid pi-rpelunl rion-s :ire hnili|ed.lni|

' - I is \\'i-il \\'orii| growing for lls own

tht- .iliuiiilnnt friilt wlili-ii

'To uhtsin an uclrnrutn relr'|l‘t on ire- lliivlng obtaint-i.i these facts. the in half. oi' the McdicnL Research (‘ounr!il. vi-stignlora had to work out food viii

nes In "ciilorli-s."

~¢

BRITAIN s BES T - FED MINERS

iiilte und for '

'7 iists iill winter. The flowers uri- usu-

ll_\' iight pink. but siiiiietllin-.~' while. ltiiini l-`¢-rrulriiii-o' tllosii Itulirlfiiiiiii is i-ss known. lt la ilistii\i1‘\i"‘i\"‘| l’.\’ i-ddish twigs nnil fiillogo. thi- lnttcr inklnr n iii-nsinyr i-oiitrnsl wliii thi-

iiprin the iiiitrltlon of the mon and tholr f||u|llli-ii, tlirco wol.n1.-ii scientists hnvs i-urrlieil out nn llivcsiigatluii ninoiig lioi|scv\\~lvoa<iii tho inlning districts of the north uf lilnglnnd.

'Elie idea was to test suloiitlilciilly ion ilerived from tin- l'ninii_v tuble vnngot

it hns been found thnt thu nveriig-

|||i|i| i'~<|iilres Ii.uoo riilorii-s ini-tl for i working ilny. nlnl when i-oluplctcd tli stntistii-s' showed tliut the uctnsl i-nlor

va-ht-tht;r>,"tlA\lrl|i'g ii period oi' trildi- iii- |froni ii iuuxliiium of 3,Il.'.lfl in Derllyshir pfeaaIol\."thero was siifflcli-ntly good lo ii nliniiiiuin of ‘.!.82l0 In llurhain.

faro op thc talilo ond tivc typical cul-

.lpry dllirlcts were selected.

'l`h|rac ini:iudc_d iulnlng districts round

ihirhsni, ('lnycross.‘nii urlian district hi Di-rliyglilrc. Boisovcr, a model inlninit village with sonu- old houses, Now- ahughton, ii riiriil vllisgi-, and iii-vt-riil

lli-igiils iiliil weights of the children ll these uri-ns respectively showed thnt li ilorliyuliire the heights were alluv- thosi- for nilni-rs' sons and the wolgliti slightly in-low 1-xi-i-pt ut tho ages 8-ll Tho girls wr-re also slightly ticlow th- iivcroge in wi.-lglit. cxucpi. at the nge:

fninlllel ln ('hi-stcrllt-ld. ‘uf 7. if und U

ln Northulubi-rlttlid night fninillcs nt in llnrhnin the minors' sona wort

lluriley and Ncwblggln-hy-tho-Sen, two fa`_niiliea nl-ar Ili-xlniin `”\vi-rc iinii~i-toil. sud a nuiuhcr of fsinillcs In lianciishire ind Stirlingshire ivocr also rcquosli-il

to coo purii to

The huiisowlvi-s kept a roi-iirii hook.

niiiile nn ailowniice for the food in hand li! the liclgiiniing und that uln-ollsuined

ot [hu end, the t|nuntity of waste, and notes wct-r nludu of thu lneals takon n`t.

slightly in-lovr thi- nverugc school stnnd iiril of hi-ight. and in \v_ulglit below thi iivi-riigo.

'l'wu other intcrcgting points an

brought out ln thu report. Ono ia 1)", ndvnntnge which North (‘oi||itry women olitiilii lii baking their own liri-nd, this l>i-log of hotter food value than ordin urd bread.

Anolln-r _fact is that women who hai.

i-x|iei‘|o|n-i- of ilonicstic service can gli-`

hoiiiii' hy ci-fl- Ill-uitii»r of thc fsinllr. mii-li~ riiiiinii-ii iii-ner dict tiiiiii ntlii-rs

|4001’ HTAKT V0" "5N|“"|5" ("\l‘|' gallon ut ein-li feed is as iiiili-h as n

"l`h'e `firsi`lliing we do with our newly liiirn calves is to put thrni in a well Iii-il<lt-al dry 'calf pen. Then our in-xt stop is to tcm-li them to drink from a

i-iilf of any nge should hnvc. 'i'hn habi: of ini-ri-nsiiig llic nnionnt when akin inilk is siiiiatltiui-il for wiioie Inllk ii |\ vcry had practice. 'l‘o replace thc fum. value tiiki-n out hy thu cri-uni si-par

Wil- llwiylllllllll “lm f'0’“ mel" °“'“|iitoi',` s good grain ration should hi own ilauis, riiulilen chsngi-,s of ull! kind f,.,|' ,|,,| |,,,`¢ mm-,. skim |,|i|k_ .

are svoidbd.

Wh:-n the calf is a few dilys old. we

nilx a little- skliu iiillk with the vvholi- nillk alid grallnslly taper off the wholn

lniik until we are l’€'1‘l|llll l"Ul""*""l ei' of clover win-ro they can gi-i to ill

viiilk entirely. Aa anon as they le-svn to iirluk (roms pail we iced thsni`||i o row of calf atiiiiirliions.

'l`hi-re are ai-vcriil ailvaiitaiics In using

We atsrt our calves on hay iiinl Krnli

,limi ns young us posnlhle. They wil nsunlly bcgln picking at imy i|u|i:lu-i tlinn anything else. so we kt-cp ii nlsnpr

nt ull titncs. 'l`o lcui-h thi-in to cat grniu, wc huvc fl shallow trough ulong thu stnnehlon row nnd put ill just li lillln gruln lnixturo of oats. brlln and iiiisi-od

stiiin-hlons for young iiclvi-a. It iiiiikcii-",,.|| "ha" W9 ,-,.|||,,v(i ||,,. ,Unk vnu,

7"*-llllll much edaler where tin-ro are several lo feed; they will not luke up illd haliltl, like _sin-liliug est-h olhi-r. and they wlil,iesrn niorc t|nh-lily to i-ni ill! Ill' grain if li-ft fastened up with f“¢-fl before tht-rn after the niiik pall is Inlicn a'vn\y. ' - -There are two secrets to succcssfnl hand -raised calves-clcan |iiillii ainl lmlllcl' fer-iling. Failure to observe tlicso '"0 lhllllll often results in lin- loss or "“"i|“¥ 0f ll calf. We wush our calf

llftnn u culf, handled in this wily will

begin outing at two wel-ks.

After lcarning to ent. ll. Ia ilu easy

ututtcr to kccp thcin colnlng if wc do not scour them with iiilik. For that reason wo are particular not to nvcr- fc;-d.

It costa very little to provide a good

grain ration and hay or sllage. 'l‘lii- fccd that a hrcd hclfor will cniisniiic Iii iiiii- month will grow a calf for thc first six months. Oii the other hand. Il

buckets after each feeding llie inline asltnlu-ii six months extra fri-illng to ilifr-

"'"' mill Mila. elop a hrlfcr into s good. strong i-ow

T“"' flnarts of milk are enough for s if sho has been stunted the ilrst nionlh

7"““R calf learning to drink iiiiil ii

of her life.-C. F.

~ .ls l iliik ilowers. lt is fairly robust und nite distinct. 'i‘i\|-so roses enn be i-|u|ilo_\'t-tl ns il iiickgroiiiiil for li-ss sturily sorts. »iunli-d in i~iuinps_ i‘ii~_v give n tlileket- ike L-n'i-rl, ili-slriililu will-r\' \\'i'\il‘l` -.ci~iii~r_v is to iii- i-oiisidi-ri-ll. 'Pin-y 'ure s\ili_leot to the iittiii-ku of he lenf-enting insi-i-is und sliiiuirl lie rf-lited with ivhnle-oil soup or holin- ioro; u lit-iipiii|: spoonful of the lntli~r llssolvcd in three gnlioiis of wnti-r ¢pru_\'ed over lin- follugo nt inicrvnlii luring thc growing si-nson is i~x<~i-llent. 'Pho awninp \\‘llil rosc, llosii t'nro- iiin. is ii stnril_v ri-d~twlggi-il plnnt. with |\iiik flowers wliii-li coolo soinc- .vlint init- in tho si-iison. 'l`In- growlll is thick und vigorous: iiuil. uiil\onKli n intive of siviiinpy hind. it s||i'oi~i-als in ivell-drnini.-d soil.

'l`he wild rose, Itosu liueiils. i>i-i'tnin- y unc of the inost i-hnr|ni||l: nllllilifi s i|i |||u|i_v wnys liao best of tllitl i!f'\"i'- t doin- uof grow so lull ns thi- t"nro- inn, but the twigs ure brighter, the ’rult niori: nbunduut, tin- flowers uppenr -nrlll-r iiud thi-ri-_ is s i-lniriuiiig vnrls-ly n their bright pink tlnts_ For any tsl- to which il conipurutivcly io\v»grnil- ng shrub cnn ln- put the wild rose is idluirnhly niliipted. Ils i-uiilvntloii il ilinpll-,, its growth dcnsi- null eolnpnct.

llosa liui-in Alba is n vnrli-ty of the vliil rose of gri-nt bounty null dbttinc- lnii with its snow-while flowers uiirl follow twigs. it ls i\i|unll_v easy to :ruw. ami is un importiint addition to he list of single ross-s. Rosa Nitllla lost-ly rciicnibles Ross linslds, Init is owcr growing i|\ iiahi-t. hns more irii-kles or bristles. and thc flows-rs. vhli-h ure very bright Pink. f`f\ll\B -iirliar. These thrcc roses nrc iiinch alike. int should iiof iii- niixi-il iii pliiiiliiig; -neh spei-it-s should he by itself. Tin-ir

”i\cni pnrlli-uIurl_\‘ .valuiihic for wintor -fit-cis l|| inrge groups or i-Iniups nlong he cdgo\_of shrnbhcrics or hcsldi- puilni `.»r ri>ndu."f`lu-y nrc uppureiitiy innnnnc to both insect ntlucke und fungnus illsenscs of n serious nutnrc.

The clnnulnon rose, _ltoun t‘innnn0~

nn-u. has slcntlnr att-his. lint is \'lK->r~ ous. iioinewhnt rl-ar-nihllng llosu (`nro- linu, with which lt. 1-sn ln- nssocliiiod in pinnting -fhnt is. thc do\ihle~flo\vi-r- i-il forin of (‘iirollnii wlili-li is ln-st known und which is found on ilescrlod New I-Jiigliiiiii fiirois, cs--op---I ff-'ln 1-nltiuvtloii. lloan l‘i-ndulinii lllosn Alpina), a l-luropcan plunt. flowering fri-oly and i-iirllcr than hiost roses. is of inoilorsli- sim- and suiiiililc for plaiiting with other wild rnscs.

__-¢-<-0-¢--l- I-IUIIIIAIIB AND RUST

A busy housewife wrltcs that sho hal

lrli-4| rhubiirli fiir thi- rcnioviil of rust atiiliis, as glvcii in a rf-nth-r's it-ttor, but without succcs's. The i-orri-ct method

for using this remedy is to cnt up one

iiliilk and hoil it in a cup of wnli-r, or

HERE I8 THE PROOF! store aa high aa bil degrees li‘aliren~

NEW STRENGTH ,Fon WEAK GIRLS

Pala Anaemle Girls Regain Health Throiisli on aisii, me sms mia, by

ni,wi||-iam; riiik rms

fi".

. Tha! 9|” ,NWI Vlrllty-and more.

~----vw hi...

Miiis Msulilii ni-sriii, Kina Hlshwsv._Ne-wasliv. N. B-.

says:-"l was ln an extremely rundown and nervous con- dition. l was losing iilesh, had a P0or appetite, always

pale, and suffered frequently Tom headaches. in tact my condition can best bedescr bed aa miserable. I had tried several treattments, but they did not help me in the least. Then. reading only day about Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, I decided to try thcm, After using three boxes I was much improved, hut continued until l had talwn six boxes. with the result that 1 am now well and strong, with gimd color and s hearty appetite. in view of what -D12 Wil- liams' \Pinli Pills have done for me l cannot recommend

them lon highly."

Other ws-aili, ailing girls can obtain new health, as

_Miss [lrean did, hy giving Dr. Williams' -Pink Pills n fair trial. You can get these Pills from any medicine dealer. or by mall at 50 cents a box from 'l'heiDr. Willisma' Medi cine Co., Brockville, Ont. `

_niorn in tlnlt. giroporiioii which gives i.

jsolution strong 4-uongli io dissolve lroi |rust. l’t-nl tin- stnlks first if they arf 'highly colored. lloll tin- stnln in th- laolution for tllti-on iuinuti-s, or longe- if not-easury. Begonlil li-oven sud stoni- arc uscll In thc shine inilnin-r. l'isei lnvcrnl lcnvcs with the sli-ins ln | snucl-.pan with; onl_\' oniingli wnlcr ti ki-cp tht-m froni burning, lloil thi- iitcn. in' the infusion until it illsopperirs Pliil-.apple is nlso oiiiployi-ii. f‘nt up 1 round slice, iiboilf hzilf un inch thick and lioil. with enough wnti-r to kcc|

‘from burning. lloil thi- slnins for iiv-` ullnutcs or until they disnppi-nr. 'Pli- pulp and juli-c friiiii onc-fourth of i. fresh grapefruit is usi-il` in the sani- way as pineapple. l-`ninliinr detergents are: Salts of lcinon. 'l`n iippiy, dissolve- one-hnlf tensnoon suits of li-mon in one plnt of wat(-r. lniinerse the fabric nnil, boil until the stiiln illsiippciirsr lhopi rinse very thoroughly. if lt ls not priic- ticable to wel tho cnllrc nrllcle, moist en the spots with watt-r and sprinkle sa_lts of lcmun upon tht-in, allow to rc- lnain on thc fabric for a fcw minute# and then pour boiling wafer from n height as ln thc chin- oi' fruit stains. if

salt and expose to strong e-unlight.'A'

spot il blcachcd out. Rinse thoroiighiy. Any lcnlon stain which nm,v rcinnin should he rcnioved with boiling walt-r. ---{-O>----

l'LEN'1'1 0|" I(‘l‘l ltd HOOD <"MlLl\ IN!-il.'I{/\N('E"

Thouanliils of ilnliiira arc lost all nuaiiy he-cuusn of failure to have a sufficient supply of Ice on huntl during the warmer inontlis. 'l‘hn losses ocsuv lit-cause tho inllk or ers-ani is rctllrncn

n poorer grade of inunufat-lured pro- dui.-la, which incan lower priccil.

In the past. twenty yr-ara sickoi-as has

dccrcascil rapidly ln the adult hot noi so fast In the infant. or child. 'i‘o thi iattcr. milk is the moat essential fond When it is realised. that theso lnilivl duiiis are very siisceptlhlc to dig:-.atlvi

Hcnlth authorities are daily hi-coming

more and morn strict cnnccriiliig thi conditions uudcr which milk la pm- dui-cd and handled. Pooling iiillk an-i ercnm on the farm properly and promptly would prci-ont, to ii lnrgi- sz. tl-nt, thc cnormooa wasic which occurs every year. It is difficult to accomplish this without the nsi- of plenty of ics.

Milk directly from thc rows contains

lint few haclerls. hut others enter thc iollk as it ia handled. These bacteria multiply in warm milk thereby causing aourlng and undesirable fermentation. A temperature of fifl degrees or liighri asaiat in the aourlng process. enri- iioqoently it is necessary that milk hr kept below that temperature and prc ferahly below fit) rlcgraea.

A popular method of cooling milk is

hy the use of a spring or of a tank of watcr in which ice la kept. Spring wal- or is seldom ss cold aa it is thought to be, and springs that are aalrl to be “as cold aa ice" frequently have a temper-

helt. An accurate tliermometenia ea- ecntlal, therefore. to determine the temperature of the water for cooling mllk. Considerable bacteria, however, develops before milk becomes tliorongk» ly cooled by this method.

An improvement over this la by the

use of a cooler in which ice is kept and over which milk lows. The fact that preconllng with a surface cooler Ia not practised and that ice la not put into a cooling tank until after the milk Ia put there, la the cause that muck milk reaching the shipping station or the consumer in summer. soon aours.

To cool milk by use of the precooler

and the tapk will require about four tons of irc per cow, allowing for shrinkage. ln storing ict- the moat el- gaentlal features are gooil drainage and

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gavo an -lntorostiiiig talk on Io- stithtc Work, Thi- fiininoiiii Slalo- menl sllovvs ii lmiaiice of $5.72). ’l‘he following officers worn eluci- cd: President, Mrs .l.(_‘.. (‘.sniphi»il. Vice , Mrs A.M. Greco, Sccri-tni'y Trans. Miss .May Miitvtireilor. Directors, \Mrs Wlgniore. Mrs llrowin and Mrs Murry. Auditor. Mrs Wsitcr Williiinis and Miss Jean Glover. lt was riot-.lileii that oiwii member should take hor turn as leader-- for the-‘ ensue-ing yi-nr. Mrs 'Georg-go Mi-.Kay to he tho leader for the May nioctiniz. 'Phi- Misscs Marion Murry and Moy MacGregor ‘wore iippoinicil dnl- ogates to the Convention. An leo Cream sociaii 'was tiiisciisseii an a means of fraiisiml money to pm vide the schools w-ith blinds i-tc. Tho Secretary arranged to for~ Ward the subsoniblitions of muni- bers -to the Red Cross Society. The President was sppoi-ntod to write a letter of sympathy to Mrs A. M. Green. After a social hour. the meeting adlourned.

lllai-brooke Sixteen members and three visitors attended the Annual meeting ti this Branch hold in the Hail on April 21st. The mcel- ing opened in the usual manner. with the minutes of the last nnn» ual meeting being read and apn- roved along with the minutes of the last regular meeting. Reports of the various officers, also of the school committees were given. A paper on Milli, The Perfect Food was read, and ice Cream and Cake was served by the Refreshments comiriitee. Twelve membeie paid their dues and one new rriembe

ph-nty of rr-ntlhitlvin above thi- icc.

was wcicoinc -to tho Instituto,

Edward Island

`tr0\li>les from any but fri-sh mini iiiii _,___ "__ _ _ ____ _V ___________________

that thi-so troubles often rc iilt i A ' _I I _- _ - _ _ _ » , , _ i _ ,

irl titiii-sa of friin iiiiil twigs iiiiiki:s\d,_Mh' I. It my wow" "mt nl: D“h"'r' Report of Womenvs :A\Illlr?'|E|D]|ll>‘IO":l\l|\)'E ll|\;~i|it1|lli‘.. iiélilmiiti.;,,,(»|:liiii.|ii,l:..i.| ‘g:lvi]|:'.'. |(=iii|»_nT-I;|::;:ilu;"ii‘d:l`ii-t|:`a:olT:rliixirg

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will he more particular ioiiirriilog thh- of Iirince !l|onso on April lilh wiiili i-.li\viii\i(.h,Nll| by Smumg tin” Nnlimml A"_!I},,. ,_,,,,|,.,.t`.|,,|,,|,,,._._ ,hm HH, msn. most essential food. loiciiiiit-.i',;'fiiiii<l Iwo _visit,or)s ziti(\;n|d- t|,,.,,,, -into woiiiii :~‘li.'ili<i iili-hind any ar-

. ug- ’ ""` ""l‘“"'5‘l lm "`- York Institute hi-ld their .\’i:iri-ii i':ii\;!f'iil"Ill HH' iil1\fl‘- ll WHS l'£'- lho ininulcs of lin- pri-vious nioel- ,,,,.,.|i,,g ,H |],,. |,,,,,,,. up _\-|,-_`-4 ||,.,,-y||ipiii't_i-il that tho Illstilntv had pur- ing. Annnni ri-por* zinil i`in:i;ii :ii y,._¢_.,.V with |w..|,~,. ,,,..,,,|,.|-5 pri--ii'l|a.~‘cil two window slinilcs nndisix `lSi“""“"“l" “"""" r""'| "mi """“l sent .who nn.\wi-red roll will with iiUl\l1~l\l\i‘ii|-rs lor tho school. and 1“|’i"""""i~ Til" ""ii"“`i"i "S-"""`“ |i~i.<i.' sioi-ii-.~'. i\i'ii-i~ xiii- iiiiiiiiios also void inilt lin- cn-I of lnivinu |wi~ro tit-civil: i’i'e.T|1i-nt, ,\li.- Al~ w..|-ii ri-ml iinil :ipprovi»<i, lillis lilo lliill <-Iozini-il, Tin- ni-Xt. ‘meet- iih-l't. (inl‘l't-l»t. V|t't'. .\ll"" "~(`~ .inliiinling io $!l,Zl;'i worn uriinri-il int! will in- l\|'l<| ul tile lltllllil OI l'i\Nll>|l*‘li» Sl’“'l`llill'_\'. .\li~~.~ f\lN"‘ paiid. .\ ii,-qui-.~‘l lor singing books Mrs. .\i-iiton \'<-ss'-_\'_

;V|nloui-_ llii-4-etol's. .\il.. f'iinf:.

.Virs \\'ifiiinn\ t`li>\,-iq, llii.-nu ‘ 'Mrs .l.(‘. ('nn\phfii :ind .\lr.-a il. Kiiiaon, A lriili-1- ri-iuling lo thi-

|’l‘ourlst i\.~:-ioi-iiitoiii wais ri-oil. 'l`hlii~' was i'o-i‘i-:wi-ii by on iiitc|~i-s|- ing disc-ns:~'ion nn the Wonii-n‘o ili- stilnle ldxtrhzlngi-.. it wus innvcd 'und sisooiideti itiint. ii i'rIi-iiiliy iottor hc written lo .\ii'.~x ’|‘.S, ltohcrison, ii foithfui ininiiii-r oi' our ills-tiilitt-, who l|n,-, in-on con- finizii to her hnnil- on iieciiilnl. of isickricsii for the pus! four nionths.

kindly invited thc mciiiin-r.~i to in-1 home for tho next inc:-|i|ii,.

the Schoolhouse. The meeting was c lied it order ib the President

the mem-hcrn decided to procure a ni-w pump for the school and A

trusires in rogord to this new work.

in‘ty` Fudge" wus given by Mrs. iPower, and grca-tly appreciated by inil. It was decided to hold tim rnext meetlnlz in the Schoolhouse wiion ron csli will im :insweri-il by

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