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wosbbihta your medicine chest for your livestock a medicine chest for your livestock and some knowledge of how to use it may save you some veterinary bills and perhaps the life of some of your animals here are some hints you may be able to use label all medicine and keep poisons locked up so the children will not get hold of them i find it a good idea to destroy drugs i find unlabeled often dope might look like something else and if used instead of a remedy it may cause more trouble keep all medicines in the chest powders shotim be kept in airtight containers for they lose their strength when exposed very long to air i find sterilized fruit jars will do nicely when you buy drugs al ways insist upon fresh stock stuff on shelves for a long time may lose its strength and thus be useless especially if you have a large am on january v 1922 i provided my self with a daybook and ledger in reaping and threshing one operation the only reaperthresher in opera tion in canada this year is on the do minion experimental farm at swift current sask it cuts a 12foot swath and will cover from 30 to 35 acres per day it is really a combination of a bin der minus the binding attachment and a small separator without the usual feeder and blower as it is cut the daybook which was vestpockei carr d to the ii 11 oo owiniwketl size 1 ri j t ij i should say apronpocket size jotted down in pencil a brief memor andum of all transactions of selling buying or paying out money for working expenses at night i care fully transferred these pencil notes to the ledger under appropriate head separator and from this the threshed grain goes through a spout into a wagon attached to the left side of the machine the straw is dropped at the rear in a winrow the machine may be drawn by a then jger unuur w tractor or by horses if horses m once a month the ledger a3 jg fc jfc bines of various widths up to 30 feet are made and in use all of the cut- balanced i kept account in another book ofall work done on the farm and of the re- separa mechanism is op- turns obtained or the losses marred from every investment each cow nd frame calf had a place in this book all pur- chases and sales of poultry were bal- the one process method eliminates anced against the eggproducing rcc- the cost of the twine and of stooking ord of my hens or the value to mo and when the work is finished the sav- of chickens marketed and used for ing will be found to just about repre- tho table een tne cost threshing the cost this soon resulted in my making of the machine is round two thousand radical changes it brought to my dollars two men operate it so the attention that i was feeding housing good wife has no such bugbear as ountovstockvou viltwant7o7 com- and milking three cows who were do- j cooking for threshers pounding drills a large smooth table ing the work for me of a single high- the reaperthresher is not a new or counter with drawers one of the grade animal having reached this invention but for a good many years drawers may he divided into compart- conclusion i lost no time in selling has been in general use in the argcn- ments for bottle corks tin boxes of these cows and buying a fine regis- tines and australia in mexico and different size for ointments and some tered cow and her first calf my rej also in the united states as far north tin or cardboard boxes for powders turns in milk and butter sold have as kansas and kebraska and every to bo dispensed in teaspoonful or greatly increased while the cost of year it is coming farther north tablespoonful doses in the stable feeding and work has been reduced here too may be kept labels for the twothirds boxes a graduate for the measuring i found from my records that bee- of liquids a glass funnel or two and keeping was paying me well m pro- some squares of paper for the wrap- portion to the small amount of time ping of separate dose powders in an- and expense involved i had not re- other drawer or compartment should garded my bees seriously and only bo kept an assortment of clean bot- kept three hives i now have twelve ties chiefiv half and one pint but hives with italian queens and havo with a few of smaller and larger put in a quarter acre of buckwheat this is the second year it has been used on the swift current experi mental farm and the supt j g taggart has found it very satisfac tory within its limitations it has not been his experience that it shatters the grain any worse than the old method of harvesting yet it has its limitations and draw backs as the grain does not stand in there shouidaisobe one as much crimson clover for their stook the entire field must be dead twostrong longnecked pint and quart use a grocer who deals only in j ripe or it will heat or mold in the bin bottles for drenching on the table nrodncts hivs nil the honey 1 i a windv country nverv n- may be kept scales and weights a mortar and pestle for the pulverizing every sack is the same r quihr i r he quaker oatsmpav quaker flour is rigidly tested once every hour during the milling process a sample of each days milling is baked in our bakeshop before the flour can leave the mill that is why in using quaker flour you are always sure of getting the finest loaves of bread the flakiest pastry the lightest cakes every time every sack of quaker flour is sold under our unqualified guarantee of absolute satisfaction or your dealer will give you your money back without question the next time you buy flour get quaker a single trial will convince you that it is the flour you will like to use our expert baker lias collected a number of original recipes for homemade bread which we will gladly send you free on request 4g izuateiaetocaz always the samealways the best a product of the quaker mills peterborough and saskatori 231 stiver bros stouffville distributors w s lapp uxbridge fancy products buys all the honey j and in a windy country every day i have to sell that tho grain remains standing is a on the other hand my books showed j r all this must be considered in and mixinir of drues a large slab of m0 tne futility of maintaining the the operation of the reaperthresher small flock of turkeys i have beeni my attention had been fixed saving the rainy day to the farmer and his helpers who wish to make the best possible use of what otherwise might be a period of enforced idleness during inclement weather i would suggest the installa tion of laborsaving grain chutes i have been in barns where the horses were fed in the basement also the cattle the granary directly over head day after day the farmer f up and down the stairs carrying and sometimes hay for feeding nia animals this is certainly a useless expendi ture of motion or human energy but grain bins above to the feeding alley there is too a quarter of an hour or which would have effectively taken more wasted each day that might be more profitably expended the half of a rainy day is ample time in which to construct a conveyor spout from the challenged up this lost motion g everitt o these are the days when the meth ods of our fathers are being severely plate glass china or slate and a flex ible knife for the mixing of ointments here or in a cupboard in the stable should also be kept a hook and noosed rope for the drenching of horses a spray pump for the application of fly ropellants and a special pump or syringe or two feet of oneinch rubber hose with a large tin funnel attached for rectal injections the veterinarian uses many alka loids and poisons as well as other spe cial jrugs which cannot safely be given by the layman as colic drench es usually contain some narcotic a small supply should be obtained from a veterinarian for emergency cases fever mixtures worm powders tonic powders liniments blistering salves and other combinations of drugs may also be obtained in the same way dr a s alexander keeping upon the excellent price the birds brought in the christmas market i had not realized the cost of eggfeed ing the hours of attention the young birds demanded and the constant ex penditure of my time and attention during the nine months it took to make turkeys marketable i ant not raising turkeys this year were i dif ferently situated there would doubt- loss be money in them as it is they are only an expense a carefully kept record of egg pro- the sunday school lesson december 9 the outreach of the early church acts 8 1 to 15 35 golden text ye shall be witnesses unto me both in jerusalem and in all judaea and in samaria and unto the uttermost part of the earth acts 1 8 lesson setting the time had come when the gospel having begun duction his enabled me to weed out in jerusalem- must reach out geo in my apron pocket i have a 20acre farm which is in good shape fairly well stocked and within reach of a good market until 1022 i did not keep regular books i am at a loss to understand now why i havo resolved never ngain to neglect this indispensable aid to making the farm pay unproductive hens now i have an i graphically samaria looks like the army of pullets working for me of most natural place for the extension t u t li j of the gospel but it was an unlikely which i am justly proud kx rb the hatred my books have taught me to elimin ate as far as possible the casual cus tomer and have a regular market for all my produce i have learned where to buy as well as to sell they have enabled me to collect many small accounts that i might have overlooked and on the other hand are a constant reminder to pay my own bills with the least possible delay altogether my accounts are one of the best investments of time that i could make mrs m j jenkins the wild rabbits among the sandhills nearby the sea wild young rabbits were seen by me they live in burrows with winding ways and there they shelter on rainy days the mother rabbits make cosy nests with furry linings from their breasts tho tender young ones are nursed and fed and safely hidden in this warm bed arid when they are older they all come out upon tho sandhills and frisk about push the bean we may search the entire list of vegetable foods and not find one that supplies the splendid balance of nu tritive elements that the bean does nor have we one which gives to the consumer such a high degree of energy nature has supplied to this product an unusually liberal percentage of protein it has twenty per cent more of this element than has corn pota toes or onions as compared to wheat it carries fourteen per cent more and it even contains a seven per cent greater supply than does beef in the amount of energy it is un excelled it has double the calories that are found in many of our meats and eggs leads by a long way the whole list of vegetables and contains even twice the calories of that par- excellent food milk it is not our purpose to urge the full substitution of beans for these field when we remember the hatred existing between jew and samaritan a fierce persecution of the christian church had broken out under the leadership of saul god uses this wrath of his enemies for his own purpose i philip begins a great work in samaria acts 8 48 vs 4 5 they that were scattered abroad the martyrdom of stephen marks the beginning of persecution the leader of the persecution is saul afterwards the great apostle of the gentiles he manifests as a perse cutor the same intensity of purpose that he afterwards shows in the ser vice of christ the result of the per secution was that many disciples fled wherever safety was most assured testament clearly points to the out pouring of the holy spirit in a special manner and degree the apostles here by their prayer to god make it manifest that the gift wasthe direct gift of god and not in their own power laid their hands on them an outward sign of the imparted gift v 25 when they had testified and preached thus with wholeheartedness they endorse the new extension of the gospel returned to jerusalem rather returned towards jerusalem preached the gospel in many villages of the samarita7ts john had once pro posed to jesus that he should com mand fire to consume the inhabitants of a samaritan village that rejected jesus luke 9 54 but his whole at- titude is now changed application 1 the outreach cf the early church came about through being thrust out acts 8 48 the spread of the church from judaea into samaria was not the result of cool deliberation or a missionary resolution carried unani every where preaching the word this ra t 1 narn- scattering of the disciples brought w something out of the ordi- about theory thing tha saul jhtsmhdhds to prevent it was like trying to ex tinguish a fire by scattering it every fugitive was a witness for the truth philip he was one of the seven deacons appoi distribution of alms among the poor christians ch c 16 samaria the capital city of the district of samaria preached christ unto them rather have tarried in jerusalem in definitely and humanly speaking there was some danger that christian as one nc sevun lmw continue to be a mere annex nted to attend to the c m ing star of st paul and of the pro testant reformation started a new movement out of the old jewish church for this he was arrested tried condemned and martyred this proclaimed the christ unto them i jt t philip presented christ to them as the i l a fire and became a gen- messiah without doubt he would j f- persecution of the early chris- speak of the beauty and love of the u the followers of life of christ but his main theme was b w h that this jesus who had been crucisedf iim had risen again and was the f ulfiller a th of gods difineurposo and the ans- g fgf wer to mens expectations v 1 j are je when you vs g8 the people with one accord j sha psocute gave heed there is a general and blessed is any good cause that has not ready response the people are ready f m r for the message we may prove that blo m the program of missions must be ink fesf i otherfoods beans have a place js gode take a ev i a i nnof jesus toontoauthe world god can mak the wrath of man they play and nibblo tho long sweet grass but scamper away whenever you pass condition in poultry neces sary for production used in combination or as a change and particularly to the person who is sis ftfc l xj to praise him i lestament utterances we may also t doing hard physical labor the quan- nrove tne samc fact bv do to t outreach of the early tity of beans included in the rafon wo id response made to he world ghtf can be relatively large to the advan- appeal hearing the miracles which in effort but followed up by thecare- tage of both health and economy long ago the army and navy thofe j translated efficient institutions whose dietitians do everything to secure the maximum of results from the food consumed learned the value of beans in the strenuous life of the soldier these facts taken with the favor able keeping qualities and easy hnnd- the experience of the ontario agri- ling make beans a product which cultural college poultry department should be favorably known in every has been that a hen will not lay if household of the land not in good condition she should be the general consumption of beans healthy free from any disease and ought therefore to be encouraged show plenty of vigor and activity the how shall this be done he did the meaning of the word miracle is sign a miracle is a sign a seal- a confirma- j tion by god of the human message unclean spirits patsies lame the miracles were varied in their na ture they are all miracles of mercy their authority extended with the ex- edwsisd no of the gospel field the living witnesses of the tension of the gospel field they were entrality of control the ltvnrr tttttnjaeeae vf fin ynafi first pullets to lay in the fall havoj been the early maturing ones the i pullets that have developed slowly in j a no smoking sign on the door body and feather have been just as of each large laying house is not a bad slow in storting to lay the results idea for the poultryman each house of liberal feeding and general good is thoroughly rovered with litter and care have always been reflected in the it should be dry litter such material pullet flock and a full egg baskctj burns easily but visitors to a poultry would i be a confirmation of thv words g during the period of early winter high plant may not consider that fact un- of philip prayed that tlmight not oni wax i obtdicnl but ful supervision of the central church at jerusalem vs 1417 that chris- j tianity should be organized and gov- crned from some central point f rom within surely needs no proof it was christ himself who established the fellowship of disciples he said i will build my church no mere host great joy in that city the gospel was f sccr di c succcss to the people of samaria good news ii peter and john confirm the i work acts 8 1417 25 vs 1417 when the apostles at jerusalem heard the apostolic band remained in jerusalem in spite of the persecution very naturally they were not only leaders in jerusalem but fully buffeted the waves of persecu tion in early times or survived the i inundation of the barbarian invasion of the roman empire in later days in our age there is a tendency to over- emphasize individual liberty and to resent suggestions from the centre let us remember that there can be no great output of strength without j less the sign acts as a reminder receive the holy ghost witnesses or tne risen the outreach of the eariy christ news is sent to them of the church wa formaliy rcported to th great happenings at samaria sent ccctrai church an ap- unto them peter and john they came v 2 there was here no mere not as critics and censors but as help- arbitrary exercise of power without ers and advisee their presence reg ffplay of cn- ic words t on the part of sa eymignt j oniy wax cn obt lhe o authority was sympathetic ow rain or shine she makes her har vest twice a day keep more of them aud ship your cream to stouffville creamery co phone 18602 we close every day at 6 pm excepting saturdays pee eed grain crops have been light 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