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Lacpearge Mba on peice of farms id farm stocks Office, next to Bank of Nova Scotia, Linwood Totala i The Queens Hotel Best accommodation for eommercial trar- elie others. ‘Two latge Sample Rooms, GO. F, PAULI, Prop., - Milvertoa, Out, Are You Insured THE CANA ORDER OF RS offers protec- tection for write and Tarsiig Ge minimum cost. Investigate It C.Spencer,GR. w N. Zimmermann, CENTRAL STRATFORD, ON, [Ontario's Best Pract etait School with Comme: ‘Short= hand and Telegraphy pate Students are entering each w lp ber sredunting. | D. A. McLACHLAN, ~~ Principal A REPRESENTATIVE: ae MILVERTON Led ae 'S Heh ted dM ot aed Sa Cae Rocke I ier Ind: rict a STONE & WELLINGTON ‘The Fonthill Li ¥ Betablistied 1637 TORO! ONTARIO | new floor brush, which . holds ‘wilde Be in its handle, and is ic foun- The Milverton Sun ie Notary Pablig a than Hs ss ae Being an The ob; tervice of 01 fare of The Wils. into, al / order In which the} stam imped Pialiey ‘when Question—J, C.: intend sowing 20 acres: of penne and Shee 2 are ae acres of the land that w: last year a rn want to erie a vith tens Goes that will be good for beans. Iti clay and the aia work in it prt is year. What would be good thing to exterminate tees i? What is the fest variety of beans nswer : idee Ibs. per acre of a fertilizer carrying 1 to 2% ‘ammonia, 8 to es phoric acid and 1% potas that iL t scene Be evenly disebated top the plowed lan into the eee ‘bed as the ner da: Se ed and harfowed. The tillage of the against the att impossible to make reco mmendati si is a profitable crop? 4 soil that is well drained and is sufficiently open in bie. ture to allow the air to circulate with- in it, is paiteole 2 asparagus. ii generally, asparagus di sen on a sandy loam [soil that has been deeply worked and n di carefully manured and fertili peated and when in its best bearing season, the crop may be cut twice a sieeki? Asparagus yields and quality are t of this do} "place ars farm rea ene is of an acknowh edged authority on all sects, ‘pertaining to soils and crops. x " : ress all questions to Professor Henry G. Bell, ison Publishing Company, ‘and answers to the best variety of beans, it is; P Ques: What kind of ot dou te’ sulis iG tor aapersqaat ote to3 ized. The | of Maser o actvin ce of plc ieas ae AH appear in ue eau aet ae spa se anewer ov be mailed di enough from the plants to avoid injur- thi ing them. Question—D. A.:—I prove an ol sit over_ Pastore ne ts dry every summer ‘The field a there any drought resisting grass you could suggest? Will green alfalfa Bloat cattle? Is alfalte go cat- tie? Will above plan w ‘Answer:—! ¢ your Bi nets aet tis lamd-inta aitelta ta-good. 1501 bushel of barley ‘ing the ground, after it is plowed en esis dressing of about 5 loads of Hes ire to the: acre. a sete i ae ebout Ee acre. tbs. acre and w these ehorpnehls into the soil. When eding the alfalfa add about 300 Tbs. fo am potash, Harro’ This available plant-food will feed but I fear if you pasture i will_be pee ae not ‘iat cattle after | the dew not allow stock } a spasare on tt while ‘t ‘is wet witl “Quest tion—L. C, P.:—What is your opinion in regard to the value of ever- bearing strawberries? r seco See | Of ea Farm Animals phe Good Dairy Cow Yields the Greatest 5 *Profit. ub shown that fresh cows may be fed on a >| maintenance to with 15 to 20 lbs. Be ead italta ae ary Tn pi ry yz {tion oan the majority of dairy farm- n Srasor condibod to make milk profitably a danger anak ‘HOW 0 CARE FOR THE DAIRY ow in milk will aie Iittle tf any milk ore | flow after th body tissue has ie used, while Uberal feeding with |. Not-only does she-act- | practi me maintenancs more froma given | quirements will induce eae! amount of feed but she does this at| production. t and greatest profit. It is evident that milk produced un- Notwithstanding these facts the der the latter conditions will cost much duction of milk and fat from -|less per gallon. SN, age is Be a ao Rations for the Milch Cow in Stable rely pounds milk a The foundation principles of the suc- peep orn ans ee ace pate Selection of toeds and ieake gE theless it has been clearly ie sieve or alfalfa hay, ensilage roots. The bord! feeding of Saris x Easteante. ce the. oes ae in dation to provide the hi milking c extra sup- ply oe nutrients “es a a coun form. yn} A pound of grain when the cow is fresh valent to several pounds Feeding the Dairy Cow The milk produced bya dairy cow ; | Of Preper type is in proportion to feeds consumed “plus th eed \for several Sa fairly large quantities with, however, @ proporti fees decrease of weight and fles it has. been aba that cows of fooe. type having pounds lod mber of well- milking supply of fat and flesh dividual needs of farm ee ks of Canad: 7 . 1.—Mixed hay 6 pane ee or set 40 nena meal mi ture composed of bran 4 parts, met @ oats 2 parts, ground acloy 2 parts, o! oe may be rs ite for milk produo-|cake 1 part, cottonseed meal 1 part. 's throug! ‘ur The dry cow Rare little atten- ae oes Wad of milk produced o1 ers. The thin cow at calving ts and cannot produce the rugged healthy calf fitted to withstand the many calf {2 oil meal a eile = the rate of - pound per os nod saul produc GRenR fers tarenerpees salted 30 pounds, meal mixture com- fresh- | posed of bran 7 parts, ground oats 7 . Poor pasture, eseee the dry | parts, dried. brewers grains 4 parts, |coW green feed, silag ais ots and a| cottonseed meal 2“parts, fed at the ot two parts of /rate of 1 pound per 3 pounds of milk any two of the alostie meals: bran, | produced. ground oats, ground corn, ground bar- lon No. 4.—Mixed grass hay 10 pounds, ley, plus one part ground oil cake. the thin cow feed 4 or 7 pounds daily: the cow fs in mixture parts, ground flax 2 parts, ground | are a no valty | ease sania that Seven Headed Wheat fs 4 novelty. They do not appear to have any great commercial value, _ Gaelaw® he cause of splint ia concussion or ot lame leave alone.“ If lam ply cold as ice packs or cold mater and give a rest for few days. 0 the grain will help spring worl If proper care is taken, the mere dg estoly eae he, rata work of the farm up to the time of Feallna: but as this time approaches it is important that the load be not heavy nor the pace rapid thse tad labine tie hordes heavier, so in the same Proportion "¢he food digested is diminished. se- work prevents digestion of 1 food | fra to % ber een gets his fost” ot n ais stable; d 1d you fe get into trouble. Just put him in a box stall aoe * a) months and he will forsee the tri a over oe Met ‘k a ratio 20 Ponte geod hay uch a horse is capable of pert A careful aly ashing of should. If | 62" Sometim to keep horses in ‘condition piesa 4c. master, an yr the eri LSet pound horse | i nm of : less A bit of powdered charcoal beats most of the so- asus sere remedies that ae oe ae ae Lie food m: uch yg. | the fhe eee tite. a short and Si ful experience. Feeding milk a Jong. tims in ie same dish without washing i in the little ‘don't understand what is the nintoe” with the chicks, joa try changing their runs. Many times the very earth where they Ae Bae full of iisoase germs. crow hung by the heels A ker th aiken yantia a pretty good hat they are hint te id rest of them osu tl in the house or in the , is fatal, sensei to overfat h Poul is naturally se plied with proper tobe eerie wel ventilated, clean and not over- ywded quarters, and ep ee from Tice, the Hoek can be Manna kept with cold water or, alt waters ‘it Senne hen the skin of be continved have this saying: “One should be slow to buy a haste horse, ae, still ea to sell one that| has pro’ to be a good one.” Hons oshorsey at every color ave bra sof: the: adeat thought out. and we sles ever Nothing is gained by a goes through college. should go through him. boy .who iti The college = Apply | hou: in Bood heal Through ental is what i | moderately warm house, by all medns have both.” pete Uh oe To Destroy Plant Lice on Shurbs. Plant lice will soon be attacking e plants and shrubs, fruit trees, peiel pail deki copa; Weeki ou the juices from the leaves i d with soa n most. effec-| usser content thepe ins made by the Ohio Agri eriment Station it has the advanta; ee os pike colorons” poultry Hotsey “a te ae sam , DOBSe! ‘tia Ge sagt SP, vit ee Telus and ee not only because It a a tie good alstntectant, but also because ssed by no other, of drying white— Bae ed by ‘agrieujtural colleges and / 4 ee aa Z i 5. g Ga or eanstio will ny others and Uve- opto Rois we o ais Wood, “brick, stone or cement use of a seat pet of owel ‘spable C01 i | un} Nicotine. sulphate com- ‘Bates? to ip has bee: the st grain mixture; ‘wheat 2 parts, fed at the rate of I © cow is fat withhold the grain, ' pound per 3 pounds of milk produced. | but on the other hand do not sacrifice; No, 5.--Bromi pounds, clover at fed at the rate of 1 pound per 3 Sei | f milk produced. | A plentiful supply of clean drinkin; ein with Constipation at this time is apt to induce miany troubles such ae mine Water and salt is essential for greatest fever, caked udder, ete. After calving health and production, e|give a tepid drink containing a a | Feeding on Pasture a of linseed ‘oil meal per p: Over large areas of Canada the milk outa; after which Hence the ie; mash, with two of ater, allow to rest quietly for Bais produced on grass will always be the DP lean _ preferably eee cea te aie brings on milk ed ii ta ver. On tl urth day meal abs equal parts bran cre grail tion on or about the sixteenth feed a limited grain ration even eel day ‘after calving, [the cows are on pasture, Bran 8 vars, Feeding the Fresh Cow Bio sieesl egret parts, round cate 2 parts, and gluten oF jute e feeds consumed by a dairy cow xa peas, 1 part, will give océatlone meccaneed nnn ee Purposes, reeu viz., the manufacture We milk and t aviiehauee of the wi = alipnieeanta Pastures > velghing 1,000 Pe Tequires the |, In the shortage of grass” provid equivalent of 10 pounds clover hay and good s0 Supplements to onnds oat straw or 35 to and 8 mixed pasture grass for mainten- different dates, second cut clover, corn ance alone. h tops the feed to supply. cherye eterbery to! pulled. Sum manufacture milk. e it is evi- ie seats superior to and cheaper than dent that the meagre feate of cows | peas and oats. wrol di covery, adateg’ “ef wish I could do BN as Caro had never written a composi at : a tion, At the city school neinine.} ha ee ther makes me chew ever been said abou ut here | £0 along. aa railway passed near the farm, and then a. whistle sou chrilly not med the cow, ry hae sutetara cata cele econ 2 pied Chee and: anne Se eee amet th he / paper and pencil, she scampered away amorous, or funny, if possible," the toward the fence. Safely on the oth- Uegchay edd, which sane-Caro Kothe in si, she vantare took a ‘puzzle, What was funny about Sie w” wa. ingpecting asta yeow ? ‘ | Position. After school the litte girl tool | ““On)" eried Gato mgain, and then ot god ere louder, “Oh, my!” ae the paper had their cow, and to write her comoosi- iicaadk $6. each tion. her composition in-a safé-pikes, and Billy Carpenter had, told bel that she added thivto her first part: cows sometimes chased people, but ws. tke compositions, for ours) this ‘cow that oi “The mig on Friday afternoon, hea all 8 a tone, “om 3 te yee ‘at the, top va she 2 cow v-ewitchod her tail, fo side| ~ ry < ‘side, to ff the flies,'so pre- A Serious Shortage. ate Carole a Sandy, Scotchman, had returned to “Cows are big animals, ae long] his native village 9 it to. Lon- taile dint go wigelety-wag a him what don. he’ reholigtie of th “It is oy ice, int! ah rar there are not honest.’ * “How is that?” asked his “Well, I bought a box of pins label- ed ‘thousand for a penny,’ and coming: home in the train I counted them, a) 0 If en she watched to see oe cow di something ale est cat she did was ae sieve ‘at you, and they have mi nd eae bars witl me en they, und they were seventeen short,” jecreased | tag ed dalevey oreo) 8 rs 0 custom o: § fractions a a Sat) on the edge of ae fui This meal fed at the rate of 1 pound gr alfalfa hay 10 |p, t meal composed of trad = hea ground oats | milk T | A woodpecker in scarlet cal everything was sold silage, if available, | man, * ere and Glare it. Initial answer as a means given In each letter. ra of all ages nly publ ord Identification, habe t tel 4 Lar : a cordial jIted to write to | nat wig ass ito serie as ind apie must bé of paper only Answers will we ee idaeks = Woodbine Ave, “Northland”;—1, To. eae te reary aspect of a northeast be ete shveas ee of a eee le, ans tion. Ne a demonstrated that by better, feeding| maui, ay, SE ee ot pink and creamy , and hav tly improvec b: id management this average may be. Se! work painted ae white. sSphESEe tee “4 Ons teh lie! aanlip-ineneaes toe SC Neeser au te Bea te You Me have a cheo of a high -grade caer in the s bene wi an increased cost in feed and production. ict’ be sscmafienan” Swen (eee 2. To brighten a shabby carpet, just ‘before cultivation begins- The |labour-of-only 10 to 20 per cent; the sweep the carpet iy to remove fertilizer should carry. 0 8% margin would be largely profit Such "Mhes most economical ration, must /l,t06 ust, then go over st with . lean + aes Be a ayia Howl Dut the ce tee oe ae asa basis cheap but rich ie Bie, Sheeoe ae pan a Both Stcla be sorked “due abot fou |ethiy toiey taiaser im grown roughages such 85) strong vinogar tas Deon as Tee satan ress all correspondence for this de oot we eet Bos 239 nto, used in- .p. ‘Tie-wheat bran loosely in a thin cloth and rib the clothes wit usin| a Ri count Xe many per mresene: . rad, 1 ‘Turkey and Bulgari ‘rance, Gi sible feria oe is i pote ot i sues. not eae than dampen:- || e carpet dry vie before realli on it. eg a eed by running two rows of gacecta The origin of the ex- Pression, “Getting down to brass ks,” has been aaah a various ways. Frpnebly i aris ge Ne te et an pad in dry goods es ee brass lacks or Pastas nail “the ane is actually. mena Y Pane trans- action has “got down to brass tacks,” The expression therefore would seem | to mean greater accuracy. 2.,To clean rs: Before putting them away heat some clean sand or Sepa ‘ound corn-meal as hot as ¥ Rub it well into then shake it out, is and beat and brush the furs till clean. e end of 4, Buttonholes can be strength- ori reat Britain, United 8, Italy, pan, sephin, ‘betel, ie Matliino, Portugal, Cubo ‘ Seis: *c) ina, Pale ole Guatemala, Honduras, Liberia. ca Nicaragua have arias relations See 5 Dh ier ery fartible: end of food to send to your soldier _ cote and carbohydrate ae ‘present iat very little water. “Subscriber’ Top) f rt on the west weet "Of Palatine s! about forty miles Zee “ salem./ 2, Tries nim; uarteian ee on a Ariat Sen Raine oN “Santeo. ‘share ih sami ot efore the ks olonies with an aproximate aren cot 1,028, 5000 square miles OHoa The percentage of tubercular hogs killed in the effort to ute the Mec has not been bees infected by following Geshe cattle or when ork enstardl ited ieee or butter- ies. One tuber- cular Mer ote i y in- all the herds ee oe fed on the bya products of the creamery. aaiane contract the liseast in-hog nie unsterilized by-pi potitively, "Hank a_safe 8 The, ‘Telegrapher. O’er bush and Brie aid ee FOL ad followed up the sound, And lo! upon a hollow tree The telegrapher found. And black and white surtout, sc n neath The code of dot and a —Minna Irving. ar aie es EE He Won. ‘An Irlahman; passing'a shop where a notice was displayed saying’ that he yard, thought he would play a joke on the nan, 80 ie Shorea ae shop and shopmai as asked for a yard of milk. The shop- d a yunter . not wishing to b caught in hie donc traeP ate anise Or cow is | red-| pria dish, end a funny at all,” *Slapenc,” said the shop) } ( Just tl nthe cow or ked off under “All right, sorr,”” said Pat, Roll it a tree, oan le: m chewing her cud,|up; I'll take it.” “Oh,” thought Caro, “that is funny <a They do their eati eo fi asi then| Tomato_juice will remove ink stains they. go Bi and from 6 hands, The Cow that Liked Compositions. | che: ta ire ai er dis- in the whitewash makes it ac Bt better ie re tea is Had ated by , oF cooked garbage unless it is source, by SIDar every cross in is something wrong, with the ability to make fet in produdtis if handled r e want Ki ‘ougl wel as highly-bred co alt, and fae are essential he ahes and pons or fence the cattle a from tl Every year the Fone - wonde Hate the eon is going to hold out. safe Busts wane A it will ate it. for of Pai peur ae Wise is the man Hho eines take his troubles serious! thing nothing. is doin Worse than ot to “He Looks Into the Eye’ i Y THIS M Be a it ts almor impossible to make ny ioe sa ea work it done by looking ne Ieeating the de: Ah ak ee . 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