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32 3e fireproof wllboarjl wont bum or warp save time labor and money resist heat cold and sound sheath ng better than lumber flakes stronger walls keeps out cold and heat and is easily and economically erected for sale by stouffvuxe piianing mill tshst3 save m to yz your corn yon losj from j3 to k the food value of yoat com by feeding it to your cattla dry fodder corn stored in a toronto wooden stare silo will give you 10091 of the value good crsoiugo will improve the health of your cattle and will increase the quality and quantity of your milk returns good allege mutt be made in an airtight eilo the toronto silo ia made of selected apruce double tongued and grooved to exclude the air and specially treated with creosote to lengthen its life 15 extra capacity with the toronto hip roof let me show you bow to save on forego and increase tbe health and valuo of your herd information and full particulars gladly given r d holden phone 18401 stouffville the masseyhrirris agent si lesson the farm business woman flowers at roadside markets lata last summer i persuaded a woman who keeps a colddrink stand and small grocery on the highway about half a mile from my home to try selling various flowers from my garden i cut the flowers and delivered them to her house she made them into bunches and sold them and we divid discarding the soiled parts simple but attractive dresses aprons and bloom ers for little girls blouse handker chiefs and school bags for small boys clothespin aprons wall pockets dust caps and holders for busy mothers then the mail man delivered my paste board box back to the merhantwho in turn mailed me a cheque which arrived at a most welcome time ed the money equally in the six j m between harvest and plant- weeks before frost she sod fortyfour j j dollars worth of cut flowers and a mh yv ij u little later seven dollars worth of mothers were dehghed to purchase perennial plants i securey made aurable garments and we learned that the majority of j supplies at prices even more reason- tho people who purchase flowers from able than those charged for factory- a roadside stand want sizable bunches j made things my plan not only hep- and plenty of d myself but also the merchant i with plenty of color and plenty green wo kept asparagus cut for those who wanted it and found col umbine leaves very lovely for some arrangements she also made up smaller bunches of my very choicest dahlias snapdragons and my shell- pink drummond phlox which was good for combinations or exquisite when shown by itself in a blue pottery bowl this year i have planted more zin nias in separate colors and the choic est varieties for a surprisingly largo number of peoplejike them dlb and mothers vad i make dresses and aprons once while on my weekly flopping trip to town i heard a merchant re mark that he had allowed too many remnants shopworn material but tons odd trimmings and bite of rib bon to accumulate and that he need ed the room for the now seasons stock i carefully looked over his wares and told him that i could turn them into salable merchandise he put them in a large pastboard box find i took them home with me in a few weeks i had fashioned by a potato idea as a farmers irife of course i need more money and because we countrywomen are always in such need the moneymaking field where we are concerned has been pretty well covered i decided to try tho experiment of selling smooth mealy bakingcize po tatoes by parcel post three dozen to a carton washed ready to pop into tho oven at a small premium of course over ordinary potatoes i had postcards printed announcing this new easy sure method of buying the very finest baking potatoes just enough for the average apartment family arid mailed these to a selected list of particular arid welltodo fami lies in our nearby city the idea took because it is prac tical eggs apples small produce of all kinds have always been marketed like this the wonder is that potatoes neverwere before anyway we now have a growing market for the cream of our crop cg meat products as feeding stuffs meat products used as feeding stuffs feeding swinefnd poultry as a clas3 they are highly nitrogenous contain ing from 10 to 60 per cent protein with bone meals proper containing and put on the market as tankage about 25 per cent they alsocontain beef or meat scrap beef and bono from 6 to 10 per cent of fat meal etc owinjr to their varirilno character should always be purchased on guaranteed iihtysis states dr f t shutt dominion chemist in his latest report it is essential thnt these seming by candle and by watch are old customs still observed in parts of leicestershire in the former in- feeds should be prepared from fresh stance bids are made while a oneinch material and be sweet and free from j candlo is burning down the winning rancidity and mould when sound and bid being that made as tho candle wholesome they constitute a valuv le burns cut in the case of the watch boiirco of protein and bonemaking bids are accepted during materia and are especially usefulin utes aurjust 29 tha tsn cemmandmental duties t man exodus tot 1221 golden text thou shalt love thy nslghbor as thyself lev 19 1 16 analysis t ttotua pbbceprs or thb law 1217 tt hoses ab med1atob akd psophct 1821 introduction both in hebrew raw and prophecy a large place is riven to tho duties and obligations or a man to his follow men nearly th whole of tho law that follows chaps 2123 sailed in 24 17 tb book of the coven ant ia occupied with 6uch duties the duties of justice and kindness or res pect for the rights of others and of clean livinjrin the social and domestic relations even tho book of leviticus whleh is concerned so largely with matters of religious ritual contains the notable commandment thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself flov 1918 compare 19917 3236 similar precepts of justice and kind ness appear frequently in deuteron omy deut 142829 15118 16t 1820 etc tho prophets declare righteousness and justice to be gods supreme requirement they set forth three fundamental virtues kindness or meroy faithfulness or truth and tho knowledge or acknowledgement of god as what god demands of men rather than gifts or sacrifices songs or prayers sep as typical of many passages isa lill20 jer 7311 hosoa 41 and 66 amos 52124 micah 668 i mohai precepts of the law 1217 the first four commandments have to do almost entirely with the duty of men to god the only exception is in the law of sabbath observance where in the parallel passage in deuteron omy 514 the motive urged is that of consideration for and kindness to those who labor the six command ments which are under review and study in todays lesson are concerned with duties to man honor thy father and thy mother compare lev 193 eph 613 the laws of the pentateuch put special emphasis upon duty to parents and the respect and honor which is due to them and provide a severo penalty for those who are guilty of an offence against father or mother so also is the teaching of the wise men of is rael see prov 101 1520 eccles 3116 the author of the lastnamed passage says some very pertinent and striking things whoso honoreth his father maketh an atonement for his sins and he that honoreth his mother is as one that layeth up treasure glory not in the dishono- of thy father for thv fathers dishonor is no lory to thee thou shalt not kill the sixth com mandment declares the sacrednens of human life it means strictly thou shalt do no murder the hebrew word means treacherous or violent taking of life without the sanction of law or established order compare our lords interpretation of the law in matt 52126 thou shalt not commit adultery the seventh commandment holds sacred the marriage bond upon which depends in any fosm of civilized life the health and wellbeing of the com munity compare our lords teaching in matt 5 27s2 ind 1939 thou shall not steal the rights of private property are guarded by this the eighth commandment see also lev 1911 and the penalties for steal ing prescribed in 2214 it is recog nized in hebrew law that only the rights and welfare of the community as awhole can take precedence of thi3 right of private ownership as for example in 212836 the ninth commandment is against bearing false witness whether in a court of law or elsewhere compare 231 deut 191621 prov 195 25 18 that this was a sin regarded as peculiarly evil and displeasing to god is evident also frqm psalms 1513 and 1015 thou shalt not covet the tenth com mandment forbids the entertainment of unlawful thought or desire toward that which is tho property of a neigh bor it is against robbery in the heart for it is recognized that out of the heart evil words and deeds pro ceed 50000 harvesters wanted 15 oo to winnipeg plus half a cent per mile beyond to all points in mani toba saskatchewan albeita edmonton tannis calgary macleod and bast returning half a cent per mile to winnipeg plus 2090 to destination g through special trains for winnipeg via canadian national rys will leave as follows standard time t from toronto august 31st 1230 pm 900 pm union station sept 3rd 1230 pm 900 pm special through cars from other principal points connecting with the above special trains for details consult local canadian national agents through trainscomfortable colonist cab8 special cam for women and children purchaso your ticket to winnipeg via canadian national railways whother or not your final destination in tha west is a point on the canadian national tickets and all information from nearest agent travel canadian national housing early pullets each season we see the growing ten dency for egg prices to rally earlier in the summer and for september and october eggs to bring attractive prices this has led many poultry keepers to hatch a considerable num ber of their chicks early so as to get them into laying quarters in late sum mer pullets hatched in march should be housed in early september before they have come into heavy production in order that they may be acclimated to their houses and hold up to a good normal production when it is once at tained the moving of the pullete after they have started laying heavily is a sorlous check to production september is often hot the pullets are being taken off free range so we must see that their permanent lay ing quarters are completely ventilated to give them the fresh air to which they are accustomed some poultrymen will find it ad visable to let the pullets run out-of- alberta and saskatchewan celebrate their twentyfirst birthday the two canadian provinces of al berta and saskatchewan are about to attain their majority on september 1st they will bo 21 years of age hav ing been created in 1905 from the dis tricts of assiniboia saskatchewan alberta and athabasca and granted the right of selfgovernment by repre sentatives elected to their respective legislative assemblies as in the other through the recent discussions as to the feasibility of supplying ontarios demands and it is interesting to note that in 1905 only 931917 tonb of coal were produced whoreas in 1925 tho total was 6869031 tons and in 1923 6866923 tons the productive capa city of albertas coal mines is very much greater than is shown by these figures and with almost unlimited re serves expansion of this industry only provinces alberta has an area of awaits tho development of new mar- 265285 square miles while saskat- kots chewans area is 251700 square miles i saskatchewan has kept pace with these provinces extend from the 49th alberta in growth in the 21 years to the 60thparallel of latitude or 760 since it became a province in 1906 miles and each is more than twice as its population was 257763 now its large as the combined areas of eng- estimated population is 851000 its land wales scotland and ireland capital regina had a population of now that these newest membars of 3000 in 1903 6169 in 1906 and now the confederation of canadian pro- has about 40000 saskatoon in 1901 virices are entering the adult stage had 118 in 1906 3011 and now has doors when housed early but the some comparative statistics showing a population of about 30000 in 1903 growing practice is to keep them con- their growth will be of interest al- j the railway mileage of saskatchewan fined to the laying houses borta in 1906 had a population of j was 1552 whereas in 1925 this great clean and disinfect the laying 1 185412 whereas its estimated popula- wheat producing province was served houses to remove all traces of disease tion is now 667000 in 1906 calgary by 7050 miles of railway- in 1905 or parasites which may have been had a population of 11697 and ed- only 1376281 acres were seeded to present in the preceding flock unmonton 11167 now each of these wheat and produced 31799198 bush- sanitary houses may transmit infec- i cities has over 60000 population in els while the area seeded to all crops tions from one flock over to another 1905 alberta had 1060 miles of rail- was 2070978 acres in 1925 13002- house birds of different ages and way now it is served by over 5000 j 741 acres produced 240551000 bushels of different development together miles of railway iines when alberta of wheat and the total area in field the more mature birds should be put became a province it had 147835 acr3s crops was 20885601 acres with a pro- in one pen the next more niature in j in wheat 610821 acres in all crops duction valued at 363992000 another pen and so on this make3 and the wheat production was 3035- in 1905 there were 472854 cattle in it possible tc feed and handle each 843 bushels in 1925 5719749 acres saskatchewan and in 1925 119411 group of pullets moro advantage- were seeded to wheat and 10686351 the total for horses cattle sheep and ously acres to all field crops while the wheat swine in 1905 was 958626 and in 1925 earlymaturing pullets can be al- j crod amounted to 102955000 bus the 3411695 that saskatchewan is not lowed to como into productioit-grnd- j field crops were valued at 194356 pinning its faith entirely on wheat as ually and normally while the slow- 000 when alberta became a province some people suppose is shown by the maturing ones can be forced for more it was noted for its ranching with mil- growth of the dairy industry there rapid maturity with moro concen- j lions of acres of unfenced range in were 112618 milch cows in 1905 trated protein feeds thus ina shortj 1906 it had 950632 cattle whereas in whereas in 1925 there were 496502 time all flocks can bo brought to a uniform condition do not fail when the pullets are figures for milch cows are compared housed to anoint the skin round the j for these two years thev were 101245 vent of each bird with a little bluo and 460722 respectively in 1906 the ointment this prevents body lice 1925 it had 1526729 cattle the con- jand the production of creamery but- trast is even more marked when tho ter climbed from 132446 lbs in 1906 ii moses as mediator and ritophet 1821 oats for sterile cows oats has long been considered by to 13493670 lbs in 1924 it has often been said that the 20th century belongs to canada and cer tainly the dominion has just reason total for horses cattle sheep and swine was 1446055 in 1925 it was to be proud of these sturdy children 3471374 thegrowth of the dairy just now reaching the adult stage and industry is most remarkable in 1905 tho part they have played in the de- the production of creamery butter and t velopment of the first quarter of the horsemen as the premier horse feed cheese was practically negligible in century that the results achieved it is a common saying when a horse 1924 the last year for which quanti- in childhood will be far surpassed by is frisky that he is feeling his oats ties aro at hand alberta produced these newest members of the sister- the correctness of this practical ob- 222s8888 lbs of creamery butter and hood of canadian provinces in the servation seems to have been demon- 1714790 lbs of cheese albertas next quarter of a century is a fore- strated in some experimental work by coal resources aro very well known gon conclusion a us bureau of dairying for some time these experimenters might be related to a missing element fed one bunch of rats orange juice have been feeding sprouted oats to in the feed was made by dr e h j and another lettuce leaves both high cows and heifers that have proved hughes he reported that rats raised i in vitnmine c practically all those sterile recently when some dairy- 1 upon a nutritive regime of fats carbo- getting orange juice were sterile but men visited the farm they brought hydrates and protein in relatively every individual rat tested with let- out eight or ten cows and heifers that pure form to which were added daily tuce leaves produced healthy young had previously been bred repeatedly j doses of the vitaminesa and b made this led dr hughes to conclude that without result after eating three normal growth and appeared healthy the lettuce leaves carried a jnew mem- or four pounds sprouted oats daily in every way i ber of the vitamihe substances which however thoy nre now safely with th animals were of splendid size he called x calf and some are almost ready to j sleek coated and active but were prac- 1 further experiments led him to be- 192 dateo aug 23 sept 11 the thunderings etc a storm had gathered about tho summits of tho mountain and in the aweinspiring forces of tho storm the people 6aw the cower and felt the presence of god it was always so with tho hebrew people agnin and again in their poetry they speak of the cloud as his pavilion psalm 1811 or his char iot psalm 1043 the lightning as three min- n arr of fire psalm 1814 and the thunder as his voice psalms 1813 1 and 2939 they saw and saw truly what many a poet and seer since that time has seen with greater or less clearness thnt rod docs reveal himself in the world of nature both in its great and terrible phenomena and in its gentler and quieter moods in thj bush as well as in the storm in the flower as in the star in the sunset colors as in volcanic fires compare psalm 1912 and rom 120 speak thou luith m god had not yet revealed himself in the simplicity and gontlcnoss of jesus christ to tho people whom moses led hi was still the god of the battle 153 4 and of the storm a god to bo greatly feared they needed a mediator one who could approach god on their behalf and interpret to them his will long af tor moses death it was remembered that he had tho prophetic vision and faith he was a prophet whom the lord knew faco to face deut 31 10 in every ago the world has owod a debt to tho men of vision the men who havo entered whero the common folk have feared to enter who havo seen god and havo brought back with them a messago for the worlds peed surely the lord god will do nothing buthe jevcaloth his secret to his ser vants the prophets freshen the same treatment seems to be effective on bulls that are shy breeders the oats are sprouted in frames in much tho sameavay as when sprouted for poultry these experiments seem tc show that oats really do have some property not common to all feds since steril ity is one of the greatest dairy prob lems those experiments msy prove of j- inestimable value tho frst suggestion that sterility tically all sterile j heve that the whole cereals like wheat ho announced as his belief the and oats protect against sterility or stertfity produced is a dietary-defi- euro it when it is once established ciency disease and can be quickly cured by a change of dietary regime i he tried increasing both the quan- t r three rues to remember in sowing tty and quality of tho protein of the i af suro ration with no resuts yeast cod- fc dra liveroil and butter gave no better re- to t anoth suits this convinced him that steri- uiii n 4 j i rue her t is be sure to pant seed ty was not duo to the lack of either of a var such ag vtamine a orb q rf m 0 h d to try the effect of vitamine c he r going to winnipeg pu h p reitc po- beyond bet not wet fr ol edmonton maclod and 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