Orders taken for all kinds; of |

lumber and building material,
‘large or small, and;in car lots. woe
; Prices right. ~ “Quality right. °
Poe Come and see me.

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New
Hazelton Do your business with 7

Express and Passenger -

Between Old
- Hazelton.

Stage

Always reliable. Close
attention given to all
parcels. .

Cc. C. BUSH

Office and harnson 11th Ave. near railway =

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A. W. Edge Co.

: Importers and Retail
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- Wall Papers.
Paints, Oils,’

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ings in Site, ‘

H}isumed i dg, up to.a ‘certain. ‘point,

ing one half the year or more and

: * Where the herd is’ pete of:
the:tight; Kind ofseows, the quan-

‘the measure of milk production

knows, yield small quantities of
milk, usually.

three “quarters ‘of ‘the “cows:

be:-ealled the maximum of pr
duetian: at-the minimum of cos!
“The largest quantity” of. milk |

cost:per pound milk or butterfat
produced’? should be the aim’ of
every dairyman,.- _

“Cows: are fed in the stable dir

feeding during this period ‘May,
through ignorance. or by using
‘unsuitable forage, voluntarily or
dnvoluntarily,: -be: made very.’ ex-
pensive. ve Thes: profits», from; -the
herd will: depend to a large eXx-
jpon. the: ‘economy of. the
inter feeding,
Econom al’ feeding does not
mean ‘stant: supplies, bit: the us-
ing® “of feeds ° and,fe mbina-
‘tions that’ ‘will be. likely. t roduce
best results at the lowest ‘cost,
As the milk produced. depends
upon ‘the ‘quantity. and ‘quality: of
the food. consumed, every effort
should’ be made to supply the ¢ cow

:Sueculence, palati bil-

38: ‘or a high percentage of: Wwa-
ter in the feed. Giving’an abun-

have the same effect as eausing
the cow to fake the water é ag ale

if not always, ‘at a
high cast per ‘unit for’ éven the
ri'simall quantity. produced.” “Yet iit,
jis safe to say that in Canada

milk do not: receive enough feed;
to enable them to reach ‘what can:

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and butterfat at the lowest. ‘feed

succulen - than when n fed asa dry

with all she. will eat of a ration oo
combining,

| Undérfed cows,as.évery farmer | _

is; however,

of ‘almoat ‘any ‘kind ‘of dry. ‘matter|

and digest it, more readily. and}.

food.
‘Sueeulence i in: 1 the. winter fee
may: be obtained i in. several ways.
The “taost common. and the most:
advantageoiis | “from” the, stand-
points | of low cost of rations’ ‘and

convenience of. ‘handling, ‘is the ine.

use ‘of! ensilage. Roots’ of | Var

fous kinds: are’ largely” ‘sed - and]

are very. valiiable for. the ‘pure
pose.”

cured by cutting the straw or hay
fand sprinkling’ freely: with: ‘water
a few hours or-even: a ‘couple of
days before, feeding. a

ae 8 Tn the Pouttty Yard
There: is a limit in-priee;; whieh |

one: ‘should’ pay'in. order to secure |.

‘| well: ‘bred: -birds,-: OF, course. the |2

big’ breeders. ‘charge :high: prices |

for their best birds, and they. are
worth’ ‘them, The small dealer |t

i| ‘straight: ahd “not turne
-aresthe, Leghorns. :

of dry 1 This 100
pounds of pasture grass fed g green fecti
Proven by experi-| th n
considerably. more fing:

“‘Wheré both the ‘above’ are |
lacking;:: ‘succulence: may. be ‘se: /.

BS ‘few. tah Co
“ . It. should be

mbs: shd

ft
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field et be: a sotto -eomb. in.|

ok Good 4 Whiiewash
“Take: ‘one-half: ‘bushel. of un
slacked: lime, slack ‘it with: boil
ing: water, - ‘cover: ibe during the
process’ “to "keep, in: the-steam?
strain the’ ‘liquid: through: -seive,"

‘jadd to it’a peck cof. salt,: =previous- ;
ly: dissolved: in warn’ water,’ ‘three f-
tice boiled : to:al.4

pounds ‘of ground:
thin’ ‘paste: and: stirred: An” while

ean afford: to sell good. birds. at a FOr

| lower price: ’ because he’ has less
‘along ‘with a ‘dry: feed. will’ not,

démand. for. them.' ‘However, do
not be afraid to pay a fair. _brice
for _breeders, ‘whether’ hens

‘cockerels. Get ‘the’ ‘quality’ ahd’

in. time you. will have stock “ta
‘|sall, :

‘color;

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’ :| High’ class: hors
 teigting an farming. eg

black; fawn, add proportionally: 3
a | four. pounds umber. to one pound a
{indian Fed. and: one. “pound:.com-:
Jen lampblaek ‘common ‘stone |:
add. proportionately-four.
: pounds: raw. umber: to.two pounds

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