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TARDWARE
uckeye" Incubators and Brooders
THE�"JNVENTION•cOF THE AMUS .•B1;t06iYE .HOT'
WATER HEATING SYSTEM A•CTUALLY' . REVOI:UTIONIZEo.
BE HATCHING OF CHICKS. IT IS THE HEATING SYS
Isl'THATI' 'PROfUCES• .STEADY . CONSTANT ;'UNIFORM`
MPERATVRE. •
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WE ;HAVE, . THE'°, BUCKEYE INCUBATORS " IN •.:STQC3c.
TEAT HATCH MORE CHICKS,' BIGGER, .STRONGER, AND
EBALTfi.Y, EASY, TO'"RAISE CHICKS. : • r`
THE 'BUCKEYE COLONY.'BROODER (COAL) W I L L
SAYE, YOUR BABY CHICKS; IT. • WILLItAISE •'. EVERY
AAISAHtE •CRICK. •THE'' PRICES. ARE REDUCED THIS
YEAR 'TO $16,60.,.. PAY US A: CALL AND. LET. US'.. SHOW;
Y,OIJ TIiISp REAL BUY.
SPECIAL -2" Only Sunny Blue Sauce , Pans for , 7.5e.
•PORTEO.US
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Hardware
Lucknow.
Plumbing' :Tinsmithisl
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L. L. No 428, 'Lucknow ,meets
the second Tuesday of every month
In their hall, ' as 6 o'clock: C. Mullin,
W. U.; P. Carter,-Rec. Sec.
FIRST' AID FOR COTS ;AND
SCRATCHES
T1fe Industrial Accident Prevention
'.Association has' handed out. the Ml-
loyving useful
:information • regarding
.•the•`tteatment of cuts, and. scratches
'which frequently, when neglected 're
Stilt in blood poisonings: •
Practically . every .case of blood
• poisoning is . caused.. •through' neglect
• ''of sinal
1 mounds; cuts" or scratches.
"A' Stich. in:time' saves nine,'". says the
old ;proverb. This' Can 'never be applied
to a better, use than here, for. :truly,
a dressing in. 'time saves hours of
,Pain; No. 'atte'•h
. P 'nv r , ow trifling -the in-
-i
scratch ` o"�
w and `'o•c
7 Y. r ut •havr 'i '
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dressed immediately by. the following
meth 1
od _
1.
A 1iodine n o•al
l e c h
00 the
r 1 to ,
rw.ound freely.
-2-Reatove:. loese dirt or foreign
bodies fro; th
e wound..
3 -Wash' the part with : warm ester
ile water away /rein, the .wound in
all directions, . never . toward the
wound.
4 --Apply iodine or alcohol
fi-Apply sterile:" gauze dressing
and covering ._bandage. ----"m .
1. --Never; touch the wound, -cut or
scratch with anything except the
.iodine, a sterile dressing, a sterile in
sffilinent .or steri e rubber gloves.;
2—Never use ,absorbent `cotton in
bandaging a fresh cut
' It is not intended .thatthis advice •.
shall take the place . 'of ' 'a doctor's
services or instructions, 'nor make it
unnecessary to visit one. • Forthese
cuts, 'scratches,..wounds and lbraaions
now so .frequently neglected 'which in
many cases :result i•n a seriouscase of
•blood -poisoning; it is suggested :that
this -method of care -will be found' to
be au efficient First -Aid Dressing.
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A' TO' WHOM.,
1'P MAY COATCERN
Goderich, Ont., Apr: 14th, 1927
This �:is .an a pP BY '
elo by me for'"state
menta which I: have Made concerning
the character of Mr Thomas W. Mc -
Nall of Auburn, and is ;made -by me
for the purpose of;doing. what 1. can'
to restore the' good character an
reP
utatia
n of Mr.
McNeil.From what;
cj
I can learn there is 'a
bsolutel n ci
truth i Y
n the'. statements which •Were.
made• concerning, Mr. McNeil • and
some woman, _ and .1. re-'
ai , _sincerely
sorry that I' 'allowed `' m Y f sel to
peat such statements: •
C. A.
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Wife• a
female conscience for a
male..
gar ,et i ' •e
p Bag
vs,'
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ocl�.:
a Printer
Many • business • men, when considering . the cost' of
any particular job of 'Printing, look only at the ' 'small
grim they $nay')3e able to save ati 'the time o any �'Order;
They fail 'to ask themselves' what- e -
the car
P t .bagger
leaves with "them "throughout the year in the . way .of
, • .business as compared with the local publisher and me'm- •
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hers of his staff". ' He ''also seems to for
s gel that if . he.
and his ' l •
, fe,low • •business men would get more • of . their •'
printing i "
p ng requ rements done in their 'home'town• :the pub-
lisher
ub-
licher n» ght• be able •to em loy additional ., help, which.,
would still further ewe the amou of : money to, i