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D Canadian Horticulture and Home Magazine .. 1yr. owing is letter No. 54 of the veekly letters for readers of ce from the Domi.nion Exâ€" ~â€"Farm at Kapuskasing:â€" Hardy Red Clover and climate of Northern Onâ€" Quebec is presminently well ) the growing of luxuriant d clover. This is largely due i lime content of the ssil and ft schumacher, Ont Macleam‘s (24 issues) 1 yr. Canadian. ... .. .. .. 1 yr. National Home Monthly .......... 1 yr. Chatelaine ........ 1 yr. nd ind Quebec the deciding ad failure in At dairy farmer, as it in abundant supply ing a high percentâ€" winter feeding and rable as a pasture is with nperatu s is found in Norâ€" ruebec the source eciding factor beâ€" ilure in the growâ€" . the Kapuskasing i, an experiment for a number of of comparing the irdiness, yield angd ced from different ® RHEU M ATISM @ SCIATICA @ LUMBAGO © BACKACHE origin of the 1e colour with d, as the Seed he seed grown coloured navy uth America, uredg red, and . â€"be coloured 4 4 w 4 44, CA CA £2 > most severt or two NIH largely due the ssil and hrive under Arst w.nâ€" have been ettlers deâ€" their catâ€" ‘xperiment, advised to ed, preferâ€" be possible is found imported excellent mpat Italy Attack the Cause â€" Permanent relief from Rheumatism can only be effected by removing the source of the trouble. <Rumacaps effectively cleanse the blood of uric acid and other impurities which poison the system. Start your treatment today. cattle, hog: compasitior corn and i1 It 4s VEery rare damaged by frc thern Ontario i able time in the It has al cut and stc more rapid The regular mot Porcupine Badmint on Saturday evenin 15th, dancing from night. The dances Club are outstan« Other dances by t are announced as f dance; dance on J; March 16th; Apr. dance. tainly be future t BADMINTON CLUB DANCE SATURDAY, DECEMBER Stat ing the d‘fference in it may be noteq th proeduced a greater feed value than eith varieties of oats. I to mature, over a nt No. 21 barley requir oats 100 days and Ba This shows that barl er time to mature th is much earlier thar Barley for the North Barley is one Oof the best and surest grain crops grown in Northern Ontario| and Quebec. It matures earlier than most varieties of oats and is very much less subject to rust infection. It gives nearly as large a yield as the laterl maturing varieties of oats and a larger| vield than the earlier maturing sorts. 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Please send me the three magazines checked with a year‘s subscription to your newspaper. n p that the . 20th 11 In 1¢ AJ bat p| Alask: Bannet in popuIat Badminton C ats and a large! maturing sorts rcentage of hull ib will be held his week. Dec. AC iY paIrt C pet days, 0ogq, advant a ration fo In chemica Cre A T barleyv Bacdm perimet NCW FPeb 11 n averagt ‘€e, Alask? a Banne ba 11 il In iC whe Club "ear‘s l16th: 1M M )1 )el ‘Seaqonable Recipes {for Christmas Time Christmasâ€" Cookies, C Nuts,.. Plain â€" Cup °C Carrot Pudding, Ete. A ( 11 Mix bu Chocclate Cocoanut Cookies ip bu Butlterscotch 71 Christmas Cookies of The Advance sends in the as seasonable rezsipes for n flavoring, make stiff dough r and add sugar sugar Cookies nak Cookies, Ginget inut Sti Ba y«owd l Browniss h sSno ited 5eI pen house he hostess C} for the that the e delectâ€" ell â€" wlith satisfactâ€" rt. Here pesâ€"they y all ecâ€" hem this al mix ‘ure Mix th Ck brush with 2 grated THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO )1 A add and iap ur | rather Cream butter and sugar, add well beaten eggs, the flavoring and then the sifted dry ingredients. Make into a long loaf and let stand in refrigâ€" erator until very firm. Slise and bake in quick oven. Ru: put th: meL flou Add n a From the Sault Daily Star:â€"Beer glasses "must be washed in hot water and rinsed in clear cold water." This paper believes in keeping subscribers fully informed of the latest scientific developments. Farmer Hanged if he Does and Hanged if he Doesn‘t If inCc Arougn Russian whic eth 11 1€ Sif nditi rdlyv 11 ila 1N cup cup into trouble for not rai; America he gets into t es too much. A mad w 2 3â€"4 cups f1C eam the st TY up suts Cchopped 1] up chopped raisins up chopped dates, up chopped nuts, up grated carrots, ‘up grated potato. t with 1 1â€"2 cups f easpoon baking s( teaspcon every s] Mn ~mod An nating Plain Cup ( cup shortening, p ‘orown sugar, g yolks, cup milk, and add the be: Sift soda, bakin eether, beat ego 1€ are one Of Th rich Christma: be enjoyable, _steamed carrc ddition to you is both delicio a m udge icing on t cod. Carrot Pudding ind flo 1 b an 0du beaten, Â¥n sugar, , chopped \AIme€ cot ted They are accused Oof havâ€" mly 60 per cent. of the ‘otton which the governâ€" ed them to grow this e court finds that they n soda at cutting production expanding it. Laying dâ€"curdling savagery of volved, the contrast is In Russia, the farmer for not raising enough; gets into trouble if he eve the orde to 4 hou in Tashk farmers leliciou i :10 grow finds that on purpose rast â€" that. Th ALmMmi k these is pat pudding kitchen and di topsyâ€"turvy day â€" could »tter â€"than rican â€" and program, production Laying ivagery of il and stiff. bake minâ€" ind {0 Sudbury Star:â€"Regina reports Malor Rink reâ€"elected. He was a hard man to beat during the hockey season. Dr. Kelly said that, because of this condition, Marie "is subject to hemâ€" orrhages or to infection, so that these growths must be destroyed." George A. MacMillan, mint manager for RBowmanâ€"Matheson Gold Syndicate at a megeting of shareholders held in LondoOon, reviewed development work at the property in Bowman Township, in the Hislop area. He stated that the No. 1 vein, which has been opened up for a distance of approximately 400 feet, 100ks encouraging. Most of the work on the claims, however, has been done on No. 2 vein, which has been traced on surface for a length of about 1,300 feet and is Ccrosscut in places showing width of 20 feet. The vyein he says, appears to l3e well mineralized and carries values. A crew is working on the property and financing is being arranged for diamond drilling. All will recall the operation on on« of the quintruplets at Corbeil for what was termed a tumor by the doctors. The operation was thought to be a complete success but now according to the newspapers a second operation may be necessary. A despatch from Baltimore says that radon, the "gas of radium, will be used for the second time by Dr. Ed@mund Kelly if he is summoned back to Calâ€" lander Ont., to treat the tumor on the righ: thigh of Marie, the smallest of the Dionne quintuplets. Dr. Kelly, son of Dr. Howard Kelly, only surviving member of the "Big Four," who founded the John Hopâ€" kins University at Baltimore, has been notified by Dr. A. R. Dafoe, the babies‘ physician, that the growth has shown signs of activity and may need addiâ€" tiomnal treatment. Radon is prepared at several hosâ€" pitals and institutions in the Unitâ€" ed States, but the Kelly hospital is virtually the only one which _ uses mercury and liquid air to reduce the "gas" to a pure state. Its radium is valued <at $150,000 and is kept in a salt sOolution in a special vault, guarded by an alarm system and tear May Use Radon on Quintuplet Tumor BOW MANâ€"MATHESON GOLD SYND. WORKING TWO VEINS Baltimore Specialist May Make Second Visit to Calâ€" lander for Early Operâ€" ation. Tie: Cen: Cns Cns § Canada Northern Power Corporation Ltd. ME ASLPL LAAAE L AL ELC l en d n e Pn i 4 SS The kind that keep on giving . . NORTHERN ONTARIO POWER COMPANY LIMITED NORTHERN QUEBEC POWER COMPANY LIMITED Here is the way to make everyone happy! You‘ll keep well within your Christmas budget with electrical gifts; yet you‘ll make everyone supremely happy. For electrical gifts, so appropriate and attractive, are gifts that keep on giving. Irons, toasters, percolators, curling irons, heating pads, air heaters, bridge lamps, floor lamps, table lamps, to name only a few, give wide choice as individual gifts, while what could be more delightful as a family or group gift than a radio, range, refrigerator, vacuum cleaner or washing machine? All electrical gifts are attractively priced. Individual gifts from $1.00 up. Electrical Gifs attempt Grew, 17, his Manchester, N.F RandolIph Clar Joseph C. Grev Japan, ‘.nto SC agents strove to kidnappers. Bel outside commun ed the statemer taking care of t] Into the picture c also fits the social : the President, whic rounded into shap security committes. This will cover unemployment inâ€" surances, which the president will proâ€" pose to the coming session of Congress and ‘will embrace for future attention old age pensions, child welfax;e, health and reâ€"employment prcblems. In ordering his study of the planned use of land and watsr ressgurces, the President was depicted as feslinz that only through such methods could perâ€" sons ze permanently eliminatsd from reli¢gf rolls. water resources wi‘th an eye to mo>ting present urgent employment needs was disclosed to be in ths: hands of Préesiâ€" dent Roosevelt. The program, calling for a minimum expenditure of $4,000,000,000, was drawn up during past months by experts who made an intensive study at the reâ€" quest of the President. It went to him at Warm Springs about the first of this month. While officials declined to discuss it pending disclosures of the details of the plan by the President, the proâ€" gram was known to have been drawn up after a close study of : Flood control, navigation, irrigation, power devolCpment, soil, erosion, stream pollution, fire prevention, i crestaâ€" tion, marginal lands, stranded â€" comâ€" munities, distribution Of industries, education, highway building and home building. At Washin plan to use rounded deve Huge Spending Programme Placed Before Roosevelt ATTEMPT MADE LAST WEEK TO KIDNAP PROMINENT GIRI * w up Controlling and Operating STOCKS BONDS GRAIN Kirkland Lake Hamiltos Toronmto Cobalt Tiunmin® Noranda North Bay Sudbury FFICKS eneral plan, program of rapidly is economic the planned ‘ources, the fesling that 5 could perâ€" ied comâ€" industries and homeé Membesships on leading exchanges toâ€" gether with our extensive private wire system reaching all principal financial markets and noesthern mining centres, assure rapid transâ€" mission of important news and a fast and reliable market service. E oKHer an unexcelled service in minâ€" ing and industrial stocks, bonds and commodities., 'Brow nie Activities of Dome Mines Pack AJ ember s Toronto Stock Rxchange Winnipeg Grain E«change Montreal Curb Market Try The Advance Want Advertisements was enrolled and welcomed into U pack, with a hearty handâ€"clapping. With nail inspection, the Browni won Brown Owl‘s commendation, ha ng nails that showed careful cleanin A short talk on the way that wel brushed teeth addeq to the attractiv« ness of the Brownie smile, followed. Brownies then worked at p.ecing dolls quilts and potâ€"holders, and mt of them passed the test requireq of Second Class Brownie, that of doir the running stitch neatly and evenly. A jungle story and Brownie "GoO night" closed the meeting. shop, for distrib dolls, school sets stuffed animals, crib, with a m and quilts made Brownies Send Christmas Gifts to Saskatchewan and â€" Northern â€" Ontario Children. regula Browt the I 11 mattress, pillows de by the Browni k Room in Domeé Cormmer Third and Pine 5ts y in of twentyâ€" d gaily d After singit u‘t, Irene mt hC 11