‘Bayer”’
you are not getting
Aspirin prescribed by
safe by millions.
of “Bayer Tabiets of
Neuritis, Lumbago.
IS FAVORED LAND
Great Possibilities.
Alli Factors in the Production of
Unrivaled Fruit, Vegetables
and Flowers as Well
as Grain,
As recently as last month-
Peet, it was the 18th of Oectol
@f year when one
the “frost upon
to be cor
wr, a time
for
is
naturally looks
the punkin,” and
ia search of the
mire the beautiful
autumn atmosphere hns beste
the leaves; when one
er maybe his pawnbroker, to find hi
beavy clothing—it that 1 found
myself the guest of a Western Canada
bousewife In her het
the outskirts of the pretty
of Moosomin, Saskatchewan. The din
mer! That's what Mrs. Wilde called
ft. I should have termed it n banquet.
There were mallard duck, cooked to a
turn, baked potatoes—and such big,
mealy fellows they were, cauli-
Sower—and did you
ene of those Western
Sewer ?—then dessert,
dessert? | can see It now.
berries, strawberries that had
pleked that morning. Help
$e the cream—and it was cream ths
#8 cream. But what 1
sbout was the str:
the 18th On As 1
turned my back while a
ag was placed In
sot but think how
the once
nd ad
that
wed
ripened nuts, a
colorin the
upon
goes to his closet
was
sift 3 +p
rutin home
little town
ta
say, ever taste
Canada cauli-
What was the
Strow-
heen
iwherries picked on
of taber. ite,
second help
of me, 1 ee
goes to refute
front
this
accepted id that the cli
en
i
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the ripening of wherries at
season is one of the things that might
Be looked upon as next to Impossible,
Portunately it ig rapidly
go one which acknowledges that
sister nation to the
stra
giving place
our
north possesses ga
develop and
im October,
But there is more to add. On
tober 14, just a few days previous, Mr.
A. B. Smith, near same town,
plucked a splendid mess of green corn
from is garden. Near Rocauville,
Baskatchewan, wid
picked during the same week.
fact of ripening fruit at this date may
seem of little moment, but when you
are told that corn did not suffer from
any vagaries of weather,
lon may be paid to It.
of Western Canada’s
longer the bugaboo it ouce was, and
aot so very long ago, either, when it
saused thinking people to think, and
anquestionably prevented many from
selng to Canada who under other con-
ftions would have gone,
In various parts of this country, at |
different state and county fairs, the
@overnment of the Dominlon of Can
ada, during the past few weeks, in-
stalled exhibits of the
grasses grown In Western Canada, and |
ripen strawberries
the
The
more atten.
The question |
climate {8 no
i
}
i
i
full
mean
were.
of what it
local exhibitor if
Western Canadian
the exhibits were grown
Americans—does not lay ¢
dispensation
understanding
{to the
™
ie
they
and
many of by
faim
of fntelll-
cult
bition,
the soll,
ind
ns #
to any special
in the
t » $
articles placed
ure of
hut
the
2encus
whole
bring
¢ hest or
gence matter of the
on ex hi
gives credit to
other
country
willingly
Mite and such
tions as the
possesses, as helng factors that
t the Inrgest yields of tl
)
wits, harley, flax and
As Is pointed out
rye,
vegetables,
of these
all, the
ables and
cha ree
evident
in
gentlemen
and quite to
ties of gros
as are
ving veget
shown can only
such as have
fresh straw
the middie
eating
Derries
and green
{ictoher |
beautiful bouquet
‘board,
ery
corn in
of not fail to refer
8 that a«
should
to the lorned
’ $1 ’ 1 » “we i et
the tabie he side the windov
sills, and other available
Flowers
t phiox, gladiol
nies, poppies, and 1 ean’t remember
the names of then all, but the:
there. Tan right from the garden
having a fragrance that gave the room
tronieal and filled it with mar-
delightfol perfumes, Jt
8 very pre sight. Then I went
into the garden and took
ft was simply wonderful
how she mn
had always been fond of flow.
her old home, in one of the
she earried on garden
and had acknowl
cessful, “But my!” she sald,
such bloom, and such a
as | do here,” She admitted
the
work
almost ev
: 5
n the
vacant place !
room.
there wore asters, peo
werry
ken
colors
velonsly
tty out
a photo of it
good Indy She
snid she
ers. In
central
horticulture
noaged it,
states,
been
odeed suc
never got
variety
the watering
weeding, the hoelng, but such
pleasure,
Well, such is
Western Canada,
farm home |
some of
and as |
econcinded that
life In
left the
wnch of
we ourselves
went.
the
as
Advertise
them. -
Trouble and Never
Suspect It
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.
Judging from reports from druggists
who are constantly in direct touch with
the public, there is one preparation that
has been very successful in overcoming
| these conditions, The mild and healing
i
i
soon realized, It stands the highest for
ita remarkable record of success.
An examining physician for one of the
prominent Life Insurance Companies, in
i
vegetables that were grown
Hone of these was placed In competi:
Sion with the home-grown article, But
Judges and others there came the
———————
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| common to the’ American people, and the
‘arge majority of those whose applioa-
| that they have the disease,
| medium and large.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to Pr.
ilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a
When writing be sure and
mention this paper. Ady,
No man has the courage to
woman what hat mirror does,
tell a
CASCARA
QGrippe in 3
No Opiate in
QUININE
La IR
ata A gc
RIGHT CARE OF
BREEDING EWES
————————_—
Animals Should Be in Thrifty Con-
dition to Produce Most
Profitable Lambs.
LITTLE GRAIN IS NECESSARY
Mixture of Corn, Oats and Bran ls Sat
isfactory When Flock Is Rather
Thin in Condition——Exercise Is
Important.
Flockmasters are urged to see that
receiving the
nd of attention at this time
in order to produce the most profitable
The ewes should be In good
Not Much Grain Needed.
It is not to fead na
amount of grain breeding
n, mixed
or
in
inrge
CWS
necessary
to
clover and timothy hay,
Where bright
in conjunction
good ri
feeding
in
clover hay.
corn fodder
with some
wuts can
what the
the mid-
day at one feed, When the
hreeding flock tittle thin in
dition a grain mixture of equal parts
of corn, hran by ght, fed
obtained from
dle of the
is n con.
onts and wel
Adequate Winter Protection is Afford.
ed by Inexpensive Open Sheds.
’
ius od
ite Of Urs
one one
y
wr head d
nt Ory nn 4 iI increase
better
info
+ profits, as the
and bed
lambs come,
Provide Dry Quarters.
It Is not to prov
quarters for the breeding
ing to Un Department
Agriculture
he kept mn
dry overhead
drafts
CWeR Wis
mothers ter milkers
necessary de close
lock,
ited States of
spect SE
a clean
and I
Plen of
i the breeding
clear day.
and
from ty exorciee
very
should
important and
be out every
fod inter pastor
will be found bene
over
the
forages
fare not a
ficial to
ground
are
vallahle it
spread the forage
some distance from shed
i
the ewes feed back and forth
they will
and as
over it
exercise
The flock which is In thrifty
condition, properly housed and proper
and rece Wjuate exercise
lamb much hetter and
thus gain
good
ives add
wily ont
cause
APPLY STANDARDS PROPERLY
Information Desired in This Connec.
tion May Be Secured of Federal
Supervisor,
themselves with
the
farmers
By familiarizing
grain grades
etandards
under
can be
in that the stand
applied. Any
tion may be
net
when selling thelr gm
ards are being prot
erly
milion In this _eontibe
In
up
office of federal grain supervision,
nny dewires to check
hie determination of the grade of the
grain when no licensed grain inspector
is located in the community, he ¢an
mail a representative sample to the
nearest lieensed grain Inspector and
have It officially inspected, The sample
should be at least two quarts in size.
White the grade applies to the sample
only. the parties to a transaction in
volving the sale of grain at country
points may agree that the grade of the
gample will apply to the entire lot to
be sold,
case person
————————
Planted in Bix of Extreme
Southern States.
Special reports recelved by the bu-
renu of estimates, United States De
partment of Agriculture, show that in
the fall.omt aren, embracing the states
from Maryland, West Virginia, Ken:
tucky, Arkansas and Okinhoma south.
ward, about 45 per cent of the oats
grown are fall sown. The states in
which more than 00 per cent of the
aereage Is sown isthe fall are North
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississipp! and Louisiana.
RECORDS AID TO EFFICIENCY
To Achieve Success Farmer Must Be
Business Man as Well as
Grower of Crops.
Adequate records are necessary to
the efficient management of any busi
ness. The farmer, to be successful,
must be a business man as well as a
of crops and producer of live
Ar a business man he should
A I. E05 ——
HARMFUL TO TUBERS
Potatoes Damaged by Freezing
While in Transit.
Upon Constant Circulation of
Warm Air Around Load-—Cars
Should Be Lined.
Of 5805 cars of potatoes inspected
by agents of the bureau of
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i
ture, during the year
1920, more than 2,000
damage from freezing
nmounting in some cases to 40 per
cent. This loss would not have oe
curred with the use of proper loading
ended July 1,
curs showed
in transit
specialists,
ty sipon a constant circulation of warm
alr around the lond Heated alr from
fn stove in the center of car rises
the top, spreads along the ceiling
fa
bree
down the
ends,
through the open spaces at
then back underneath a fa
floor coming out at the
Curg should be carefully
paper. In box cars,
side and end walls should be con-
structed of boards and studding so as
| sr
stove,
fined with
the load. In refrigerator cars, false
floors shonld be orovided and care
should be taken that hu
openings are not
pering or loading
Cars should be
loading
id net ov
ots ened
i
blocker
heated at
In
eloser than
from the ceiling. The
Tenis R 5% fie¢ fie» wii § regs
least
before
an rlre eh Te
eight Inches
i
t less than six inches fre m the
nds of
regarding the
pre
n transit and prop
be hs upon
reat of Market
Agr
for Fa
idl
the
Depa !
D.C.
plicat
United 8
tire 18 hiro
fre, Ww ung
tates nent of 3
ton, Ask rm
1011
ers’ Bull
Cleaned, Opened to Sun and
Disinfected.
ces for potatoes or fruit
grefully
cleaned Barrels
are
ably Infes
Cel
sure to
ted with
lars and pits
opened to san
Hime Also
burn formalin
and other vermin,
of in
aniiness is a first
dirty ar
ore
» germs of
uid be swept clean
bin disinfected with
we all ops
to destroy lice, rat
J B Rweet
i He Cle
in storage
pings and
Colorado
Potat OPN will not rot so freely If
air circulates around
of ventila
d rot. My
live
Dead alr,
i. promotes os
ored where
MpPHess an
Ventilated Storage for Potatoes.
bins, Fig. 1,
out
are bullt so that sides are
from the cellar wall, and
the tom is raised six inches above
the floor.
The
mice
best
and
open
in,
felt
can't get until cold
are This gives
fresh alr until the potatoes have cured
after which there is leas
rot. Sprinkling
lime lessens rot.
or sweated,
danger from
A OAT A A
[IT GAVE HIM
Built Up My Husband. His Appe-
tite, Nerves, Digestion and
Whole System Are
Fine Now.
WONDERFUL TONIC
down, nervous condition and at night
he could get very little real rest on
account of a cough he liad which was
especially bad at night. His appetite
was poor and he lacked energy and
strength, Mornings he would cough
up great chunks of mucus and phlegm
and nothing he took or was told to
tnke did him any
“Thavk we heard
Barle’'s HypoCod and the first bottle
stopped that horrid cough. Then this
tonfie began working 8 wonderful
change in his system. You could just
see it bullding him up all His
appetite came back. His he.
came steady and he ws!
just fine. He eats any
thing that I set on the to
ishes his meals His
old time vigor came back
betts
long,
good,
goodness
Over
nerves
ble and
gth
and he looks
looked In a
Mrs, A. Lo
St 5, W. ‘ashing-
giren
he IK
declared
or today than
time,’
10th
long
rd
at
D. (
There
“eed n
dow about taking
though they are half sick.
should remember this and
soe thelr
‘sn't feeling
should about |
fon,
thousas
Me
men who
naturally
oven
Wives
when they
father
Aare
tonic,
medicine
3
husband. hrother or
especia
fat
Just good food isn't enor
A tonic helps the dig
the good out of food
appetite and helps
Drop
ind take ho
Earle Hypo'«
0 RO Leg
qd tha
’
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BOSCHEE’S SYRUP
AHays Irritation, So
Throat and Lung
The
keeps
throat and
dition.
favorite
coughs,
lung it
all over the world
four years, giving
night's rest. free
SAKY expectoration in
sale everywhere — Ady.
othes and Heals
inflammation
constant
the delieat
lungs a
Syrup
remedy
Boschoe's
household
bronchitis
troubles homes
fifty-
o 4
Boy
from oon with
the morning. For
»
The harder a m
time he has to whine
A wingle application of Reman Eye
Mmm on going to 3 will prove ils
Use it for inflammations of the Eyes
HE NEEDED NO INTERPRETER
Up-to-Dateness of Chinese Official
Rather Surprised This Pitts
burgh Banker.
merit
Adv
A banker who had visited China sev-
eral times on importa
sions thinks the “heathen
not only intelligent
delicate sense of humor,
tells this one on himself:
“1 called on an important Chinese
official for a conference and, supposing,
Chinee™ In
as well. He
Chinese, I took an Interpreter. When
I told my business to the interpreter.
Minimum Requirements of Animals
Have Been Determined by Depart.
ment of Agriculture,
The minimum feed requirements of
hogs in transit have been determined
by the United Rtstes Department of
Agriculture as follows
Not less than two bushels of shelled
corn or its equivalent in ear corn or
other grain per single deck of not
more than 17.000 pounds weight and
not less than two and one-half bushels
of shelled corn of its equivalent in ear
corn or other grain, per double deck
of not more than 21 So pounds weight.
Carioad lots of hogs In excess of
these weights should be fed an addi
tional amount in the same proportion.
Where amounts very greatly in ex.
cess of those specified are fed it Is
quite probable that feed will be
wasted,
GUARD AGAINST CHINCH BUGS
Pests Exact Toll of Several Million
Dollars Each Year Through De.
struction of Crops.
Chinch bugs have been especially
active in the corn crop of eastern Mis
sour! this year, according to crop re
ports received by the United States
Department of Agriculture. Ravages
have been extensive also In some pore
tions of southern Illinois. The de
partment has several bulleting deserib-
ing the chinch bug and methods of
exterminating it. The bug exacts a
toll of several million dollars each
year through the destruction of corn
and wheat crops,
rod then to re-
Ho
ment to the Chinaman
pest the reply to me in English,
to the Interpreter when the Chinaman,
with a humorous twinkle in his eyes,
leaned over and said to me, in perfect
English: ‘Mr. Jones, please tell me
who Is pitching for Pittsburgh this
year.’ "Wall Street Journal.
The Cost.
“Her mother says that Nell's engage
ment ring cost $500, but it Is only a
jittle bit of a stone-—couldn’t possibly
have.”
“Oh, 1 guess ghe means that that
was the amount they spent entertain.
ing the chap before Nell could get him
roped.”
Buy only “Diamond Dyes"
Bach package of “Dimmend Dyes”
shabby
gloves,
woman can diamond-dye worn
skirts, waists, dresses, COs
stockings sweaters, draperies very-
thing, whether gilk, linen, cotton
or mized goods. new. rich fadeless col.
ors. Have pg ist you “Dis
mond Dyes Color Card."——Adv,
The Inguisitive Mind,
“When this no arr
wool,
dr show
Ives.”
earnest orator
times with all
he
the boy
father?
for t
“Who's nhout,
(1% jarge iis Age
asked
ndidate ints Claus?”
“the cnt
16799
DIED
in New York City alone from kid-
ney trouble last year. Don't allow
yourself to become a victim by
neglecting pains and aches. Guard
against this trouble by taking
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Eatonic | Ended
His Troubles
“Ea
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think it
nervous spel
An ups
of suffering all ¢
helps in
cause of the mi
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and gases snd kee
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Mid Oa
ORluinaT cD IN DAINTY VERSE
iy Vulgar Today Traced to
Poet Cowper
Some of the exp
had
religious
the phrase
is striking ex-
looked upon as
words were ob
1 a poem by Cow-
the pretty term,
Reproved.” The
Arabian
ressions in
their origin
COM
“to
in poe snd
Among
whole
ample, Today
a vuigarism,
tained
per, whose title is
“Love of the World
poem is the
story that founded In fact,
Mohammed in giving forth his laws
declared that a certain part of the pig
should not be eaten, but he forgot to
mention just what part it that
he thought unclean. His followers, 10
make sure of not violating his com-
mands, debarred the whole pig. As
there were many, however, who were
dearly fond of pork, they met and
agreed that one would eat the steaks,
one the chops, one the feet, gna =o on,
until the whole pig had been eaten,
and thus but one of the feasters could
be made to suffer for a sin. As Cow-
per says: “They thought it hard from
the whole hog to be debarred.” and
adds: “With sophistry, their sauee
they sweeten. till quite from tall to
snout, ‘tis eaten”
try even
thes
hog.”
is
Yet
firectly fron
the
versifying of an
seems well
was
iH
bam