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Pine,
Cedar,
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and
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WONDERFUL
LIFE
OF
POTATO
BUGS
IS
TOLD
IN
BULLETIN
Prices
,uig
Themselves
In
Early
In
'llir-if
are
the
n.-w
r.'-i
Autumn
and
Remain
Until
duccd
piter
fur
movement
Next
Spring
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fin
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tii.r.i
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any
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desired.
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everyone
who
was
born
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a.
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iewels
$45.00
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JUiUelt,
17
jewels
ii!o
imp
plentiful
nml
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usually
destroyed
by
sprinkling
the
lolalo
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jewl
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is
the
regular
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...Mi-
i.tk
nruir
F
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iiiiiii'iif.
niirini
i'-
habit
from
which
II
in
uallt
ered
thai
Ihe
Colorado
beetle,
a
il
is
properly
known.
is
a
most
sue
ir
interested
wo
areil"r,"-nf
insect.
It
starts
to
g
ail
to
stuiwy
u
oUier
sixes
i"'l''"iaic
in
August,
September
anil
grades.
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st6rwith
the
clock
sc
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IX
IDk
hese
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a
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wash
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to
i-heek
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a
ii.
1
ifrice,
te
bleach,
w
r
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beautify
the
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a
birarti
anil
to
clear
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n
o.
remove
fiwkles.
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a
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j.-h.
In
mike
hair
v
ii,.-
on
We
arms.
ntt
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n.,.1
larva
-
y
manirnHng.
to
pre-vp
angnails,
and
to
;C
A
a
pe-i.iratlon
rteodo-U
ran'
rk'e
fla
k
Co
.
Pernx-
i
i
f
bei
snise
II
Veens
;tlrnit"h
longest
4
or.
25
Cents
upert
Pharmacy
Will
o.
Ws
deliver.
jor
early
October,
and
lurn
nn
reaoy
mr
business
in
Ihe
spring.
in
Ottawa,
as
I
old
by
Ihe
Km
loinolugipal
branch
in
Bulletin
52
Of
Ihe
Oninlnlon
DenHrlnien'
of
ABrlcullure
on
"The
Colorado
I'olafo
Heelle
in
Canada."
Hu
have
been
made
an
it,
lenslh
nl
life
of
the
creature
and
tinder
what
rirruiiiKtancp
il
will
telain
vitality.
j
i
In
wirtleriiijr
raire
feel
with
lfet!e
m
Xew
HrimwirL-
aev.
eral
lol
were
forcfil
inlo
hiber
nation
at
an
early
date
lir
crn-
iinmir
ih
tn
in
ulrr-fae
on
the
noil
with
only
enousth
food
for
"ie
day.
All
had
burrowed
with-
in
three
dayn
after
Ihe
food
had
tone.
From
three
lnla
mil
In
Hie
rape
Auiiu.l
nn
and
Seplein.
her
5,
105
beetles
out
of
C00
emerKMl
the
followim.'
Mirihi.
Oui
f
:'oo
put
j
.-JeplemWr
in
:
emerged'
awl
out
of
.1,320
pul
in
tin-
eai:e
on
September
1.1
and
iair
only
3fi0
einerrfi
In
Hie
KprniK.
Tlii
would
eejii
In
In
duate
a
Ihe
bulleNn
ajM,
thai
he
.-lirHcr
the
ite
liibemale
in
Ihe
auluiiin
the
letter
ihy
tin
ive.
The
li.vtlen
eoniinniilv
so
Jntn
Ihe
noil
immediately
below
Ibo
plaee
where
they
lal
fed.
In
a
damp,
cold
clay
loam
ther
Imve'
jjw'eii
found
willrin
two
inches
of
Ihe
kiirfaee
and
none
hi
all
be.
Iiw
it.
inehe,
wjillr
In
looe.
eandy
to
only
a
few
hundred
feel
away
none
were
fnund
a"
!
than
It
fnclif
and
mne
al
t7
inehe.
In
a
dene
(travel
loam
oil
only
n
vatiiial
e.Me
wa
turned
mil
hen
the
ploujrJt
who
eultuitr
5
inrhe
dfep.
lul
a
Till
m
her
rntibl
be
found
by
dsmiF
3
inche
more
in
Mie
:
mo
of
he
furrw
OF
PRISONERS
Sir
William
Joynson-Hlcks
Says
Short
Sentence
I
of
No
Value
TELLS
OF
EFFORTS
critith
Attitude
Toward
Men
OeUlned
by
State
Has
Changed
of
Late
welcoming
dclsate
lo
Ihe
J'riMin
Contrren
here,
fir
William
Jo.viion.irk,
on
behalf
of
the
ilrlllh
KOvernmcnt;jipoto
ot.tjie
new
tnovetnenl
thero.tn
repard
In
Ihe
Irealment
of
pri
oner.
The
lime
ha
pad,"
.Sir
jWilliam
n.iid,
"when
an
execu-
iie
government
nnidcrei
j
had
done
il
duly
In
ociey
when
it
had
arreted
an
offend
er.
In
depriving1
a
human
being
of
hi
liberty,
an
executive
government
lia
undertaken
a
new
renponihllil.v
of
Ihe
very
nravcf.1
kind,
that
of
Ihe,
treat
ment
and
training
of
(he
of
fender
during
ii
if
incarceration.
Applaue.
i
A
man
doe
pot
l(ii
hi
right
a
a
human
being
because
he
haj
broken
..the,
law.
A
nian
input,
.no
l
come
out
of
jirlon
in,
sucli
"a
cuililion
of
mini
ahd
body
that
he
is
no
longer
fil
to
take
hl
place.
In
Hociety.
The
State
U
free
to
(expcritnenl
upon
prisoner
wllh
mental,
moral,
and
phyflcal
forces
with
a
view
to
their
rcs-toralion
to
a
lnfe
of
norma!
cihxenlilp,
'
Thin
I
the
present
object
of
every
one
of
our
prison
administrator."
Interesting
Experiments
"In
Ihe
last
few
year,"'
?ir
William
ronlinud,
"Ihere
Iia
b.vn
a
flriklng
diminution
In
the
nuinber
of
pernon
In
prison,
nolwillilnnding
that
Ihera
has
been
an
Increase
of
population
In
(
Ihe
name
period.
Fifiy
year
ago
Ihere
were
20,000
people
In
local
prinn;
te-day
there
are
only
,000.
Fifly
year
Hgo
there
were
10,000
people
in!
penal
enilude;
today
Ihere
are
J.tiOG.
To
tTiat
must
be
added1
fl
That
Endures-
H
Mr
M
SIB
O
D
U
C
T
S
iHE
HE
fruits
fruits
of
of
twentyone
tventy-one
,t
years
of
experience
iix1
building
motor
cars
are
evident
in
the
world
wide
public
acceptance
of
Ford
quality
as
an
enduring
character'
istic.
e
Enduring
quality
has
enabled
the
public
to
buy
these
products
just
as
it
buys
other
products
of
established
reputation
with
the
assurance
.of
receiving
good
value
and
lasting
satisfaction.
Only
enduring
quality
could
instill
such
confidence
in
the
public
mind.
More
than
twelve
million
owners
'
testify
that
this
confidence
is
well
founded.
i.
-ft1
ggMflflBBBsama
ckRS
-
TRUCKS
O
F
TRACTORS
TRADITIONAL
QUALITY
8
,100
young
persons
in
Ilorstal
instilulion.
There
were
1(3
lo
cal
prisons;
and
13
penal
servi
tude
prisons
in
this
country
50
years
ago;
loday
there
are
31
local:.
peJsuns.
anil,
lour
penal
servitude
ipslllutions."
ipre
lo
bo
found
in
beller
education,
In
Improved
sobriety,
and
improvement
of
the
standard
and
condition
nf
living,
and
almi
in
die
care
liken
-by
judge
nd
inagisl
rales
to
make
the
greatest
possible
use
of
the
allernn-tlve
lo
detention.
Two
experi-menls
were
being
conducted
at
present
In
itnl
to
prisons.
One
was
that
Wormwood
Scrubs
had
been
organized
on
I
ho
basis,
of
the
Idea
of
a
separate
establishment
for1'
first
Offenders.
Separate
Prisons
;
The
prison
was
set
asdic
en-
l
irely
about
two
or
three
mouths
ago
for
men
committed
from
Ihe
London
area,
wlio
had
never
been
in
prison'
lwfore,"
added
the
Home
Secretary,
'."with
the
object
of
training
Idem
In
an
environment
free
"Trotu.
the
prison
atmosphere.
Al
WakefleUI
(he
prison
has
been'
kept
for
those
will)
sentence
lone
enough
lo
enable
them
to
Inko
advantage
of
the
opportunity
of
industrial
training
afforded.
So
one
Is
admitted
to
this
prison
wllh
n
sentence
nf
les
Ihan
six
months;
and
an
eleven-hour
lav
nine
hours'
work
and
two
hour'
education
1
mforee.l
"
Sir
William
said
that
separate
confinement
had
bai
almost
enlirely
abolished
m
our
Kng
lisli
prisons.
System
of
volun
tary
education
in
which
a
volun
lary
education
as.3laut
to
Hit
prison
govcrjior
gufded
lhew;prt
of
Ji(h
fellofpfisohis.ihid
h'eet
inaug'raftdierTh4olitefk:
p(icere
'ninr
heipresencjlil
prison-
officers
and
Ava'nlers,
and
it
wa
regarded
a
a
point
'of
honor
among
the
prisoner
to
behave
themselves
and
to
do
I
heir
utmost.
At
one
prison
a
parly
of
public
school
teachers
look
a
train
Journey
of
25
miles
each
way
In
order
volunlarily
lo
give
instruction,
to
Ihe
prisoner
in
the
evening.
Prison
Libraries
Prison
libraries
had
been
lm
proved
out
of
all
knowledge
In
the
last
50
years.
Cell
windows
were,
now
made
lo
open
and
irisoners
were
allowed
to
see
visitors
naturally,
without
bars.
I'ho
object
was
to
promote
self-respeel
by
avoiding
unneeessary
degradallon.
Instead
nf
stern
-eprejsiim,
a
new
system
of
stwiuou
training
and
education
had
been
adopted.
The
Home
Secretary
declared
that
lie
was
convinced
that
the
short
sentence
was
absolutely
useless.
(Hear,
bear.)
A
few
weeks
Imprisonment
did
not
irivo
the
authorities
a
chance,
and
was
not
long
enough
to
make
people
dread
Ihe
Idea
of
imprisonment.
He
hoped
'that
the
system
nf
probaliou
and
fitie
would
lie
extended
so
that
first
olfenders
should
only
be
sentenced
to
"detention
th
very
nerious
cases
and
that
when
this
was
necessary
the
sentence
should
be
long
enough
to
give
he
prison
authorities,
an
.opportunity
of
influencing
llio.olfend-jr
while
In
prison.
V."
'TT
-.
i
'
"It
Is
Stated
that
wn
(mporl
twenty
million
artificial
teeth
annually,"
says
Punch,
and
comments!
"It's
horrible.
Mo-
think
that
the
only
things
we
can
gnash
at
our
American
deht
aro
American
teeth."
1aily
Mall.
Wife
of
Keen
Anglert
"So
glad
to
make
your
acquaintance
-but
tny
liusliand
gav
me
the-
lm-presion
thiil
you
"were
very
tall
Jonrs:
"All
but
you
must
re-memoir,
that
.h";
once
Jlshems
out'of
the
river;"'