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a in ers and discussions "an" to the, 3', ','gt,.t",ev'c,"vgeef; ,,e,onc,u'?g"ttdtvtt, ,',"d'r1rrl'ti1'l1 of honey. Amonggaose W' ' . ks. or . w o as given ' addressed the meeting was t. J. . l a , ' questions affecting social reform, lt, Robertson of the Ottawa Experimental Q . " drafting a bill for the Government. and Farm who has been actively engaged . the measure will "PM?" ti it: 5:13;: [in promoting the exportation of Cana- ' in a few da B. It s tioug a . ' . italn who bureau will 'd',' placed under some cap- 11)yle $1.310 'g'J,',ITi "ionizer old 'coun- , able man as chief, and attached to Mr. 'try for honey, and gave many prac- 1:atchford s department. The suggcs: tical suggestions as to the preparation tion has been made that the fagm'yli? and packing of honey in accordance . spection work should be trans error o '.. . 2 A. . . I s of the the Labor Bureau. but it is not known $338;th J/,'nctiiian1,,,r.' alu'ixwégg matter I?"'"""' the Government will act r-pon which received considerable attention 'A number of farmers residing ttt 1'f,'vi',/ll,t, '."iyit/,ti,e 101' 39133433 J.'iettd,""tr',' i ' , .' in )ocm, w c 5 very es ruc ve Burriss. in the Rainy River district. "a ' . . _ have petitioned against the location of 13"" It ig contrary to the law to : . . . . spray at this time, though many fruit- part of the proposed Rainy Rh el Itall- PB. 'It . ' i thi f t nd " way. They say that it is to run so near "m" rs appear to gnore .q ac ' a the boundary line that it will tend to the need of giving wider publicity to the promote settlement in Minnesota rather (film-Uncut and. if need he, takinlg steps , ' " t t . . ". ._ or its enforcement, was strong y urg- £33312: 'dn/a/ie; g,"tpat/,ri""if,r'ggitt, ed. The tvport of the Inspector ob ' further north Apiaries indicated that great progress F i . had been made towards the. eradication I , Parmer's Institutes Por Women. of foul brood, once extremely prevalent, The usefulness of the Farmers' Insti "1min my}; be?" r"/itCi/', of in Tail"; 10; ' .Ph " . - Cu'tlltltu9. . . o erma ' a ars a r tutes promises to be much inlrcaseii the (insulin Agricultural 8011580. gives ' It the project now proposed ly,' SW- th-tally or some experiments in winter- ' 'i'i"":,T,,1"e1N TI"eg,f,ori,t,hed,o,fg,:ttiiQ 'i,r'ed'('.'t: which will be appreciated by , 7' we ecpcrs. , V therewith. During the past season. l I over 700 meetings of the institutes i Factory Inspection. , . 0' , were held, attended by 1-0.900 persons; , The Ontario Department of Alrricul- Mr. ( reelman is now sending out c r t , . . culars to the Secretaries of the various 13",?! 235039;": sis/ii)"), ti"? t'/.11'ot,1, "/l.". institutes and asking for the names of 11l'l.rJ,'i',l wh' l n . n 'Y, n ' 'l,),')',',', n; six ladies in the neighborhood who will y. t " C..; . " l Pt"."" m "PY '"r."/r.tan assist in organizing the women's b'/,),1lf,)y11i,'in,:"', an to industrial conditions. . branch. It is proposed to hold a wo- better s.ry1/i',.t'J,"1t,1,', lr changed f",','. "mi men's meeting in the afternoon and in are conf. ... ll. 1;"? ty "mm" y11.ll ir,,",',"; . _the evening both sexes will meet to- f ll . "f1" . Ily.'",':? are working : gether. A corps of lay lecturers will l 'tlngg and in many instances over-l . be secured, who will he sent out. and ' In," b ('.mf.'./iy't/,y1tts, art' "PM"? day) who will give practical instruction in 5"" night with 1lotthlo stuffs. ll "$595.! cooking, (lairying. raising poultry and s'C'/.'/r1,'1?/1l,7,.r'," of tho gi-ncral demand other branches of domestic science of imnllim. horn ilk-roused. .Anothor {"3"} a character exactly suited to a pro- ttth if the situation, which. is not Hit gressive farmer's wife. During tho Itlcusins,r, is thr, "My large lnt'i'ease ini fast season tive ladies wcre on tho. the number of ttcvidents. Jp. the \\-(-.<t-{ institute staff as lecturers. In South (in 95:11" tey" WPrtu LTi 1y'idoy1/rl, ' Wentworth a, Ladies' Institute has bccli I: '3'" IC:, us, against l"2. for Is",),',' and "9 1 , in existence for three years. while one (,r'L,1i1'r5i,, ."f 1,.ryf.1'. Il happened in the; was organized in South Ontario last ','l/:",f.f,,u',t.1/.ei1'lntf /n/l//.i1'ii.r, Shim} (IN-"i1? . . 3.' '. " rt l 1 .v. n e contra V Heat? J, nrtler the present law farmers'! !(il.<'i1rilct inspector Brown reports 14ti' he tu es or wwmcn arc legal. and the:' 511W l ents, 11 of them fatal. Nineteen ~ Ijoa)it"nity'nt is pledged to a grant "(i "were callsmi hy circular saw, fivo of "1"" yrarly to each. while a like amount ilhvm l'esuliiili: fatally ', ten. including ' ",ytvc,"il/stt'ietfti)yn by the men's brunch Tun]. fat'llittiE-s. by belts ", fifteen by . 'l) "Pt' or o lcr presses and seven bv q The Dervitmorot of Fisheries has con "WW In the man rn (Us y ' '-. ___ F-- - -- -. b . - P's" . 2 I.. . strict fourte w COderi a boon to tho thousands of boys) jifccidents. one attended by loss of at: I :23 'ife',)l,',."i,1/s,"d,1doar Untar'io. A regulation I i tlf,"' reported. The causes assigned for l "ir/k' of s',iriiri'he111it,'"i'iiztt,vjt.l)r' ;<_1ii{:ii:-1 in]: //y"c12l: 'lf"t"i',y",' of casualties ' ing the lil'x-S'Int season. 'nh,r.du,',1Joi?tu1i; ions Jil'lf-,ff,'ir'"'a,'J, tl,tr,'r'y,te,.'; of per- now about due and will last f . ." isomr- dedll'ti . n "amp-(1' but week or two A. . , ' (. Ot " -} _ l on must he made tor the . . s tho law stands, this cttvi' observance of tho l: w i ., permission I _ b . b. it tl 7 . t n I'oRard . . t : may c granted y the de- t o lo "porting of accidents. The in- I": Pf, nt any BeaSon, but the sport is .Fl'm'im' for the central district considers un.aw ful otherwise. I '33:"!th high Speed Hi which machines r Ilee!tee iers' 2 1 i l' llt1, an: .t le consequent strain on ' I \ssociation. 1?,cTT1,t.",",: is largely tesponsilrlo. Mr. '. The annual report of the Ontario i t'""ylt; ot tm' eastern district has no- T Iteekesivuvs' Association for Inst year 1rly,'Y that small mills. which do not a: rim-Lib}? from tho Department of C',",','.',',;'.,,.",)"'-,',' the jurisdiction of the act ' . 5,1 cu tliie comprises a good deal of . in. to the limited number of per- _ 2 information relating to agriculture in 1yls employed, are often more danger- i ' ', all Its branches. The procccdings or "tl.c, Ind acoldcnts more liable to occur the association's annual meeting last "herein than is tho case with the larger tIglecembor as" r"vtn in detail, and while (',11l.)1,i,it,rptr,1,ty and recommends an ex- iialeigtaze mainly oi concern to the spec- fi'i"/eon,d,'f, the law so as to include all i F I Bonu topics touched upon havo :1 Jtat s where machinery is worked by r _ wider interest. mime especially the power of any kind. .