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. • PO brood sews lost their • young at
• birth, • Oveni.the entire Province the
• numbers would run up into 'the thous -
alma. -Thelees '.of a litter of Young,
• pi= BImpiy means that a brood soiv.'
heti been kept and fed for,
• an il gives "no return. else, meane,.
.•,. ' that...themm. :of • the sow losing ,her
. , • pigs will have . to go .out and buy.
, • •• Others to tekahhhe place. oh:thews 'loot.'
Tee heavy .lesses in 'new 'born Pigs
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during the.ivinter and. eprieg are' gen-
' . ' • • •.inolik due to. leek of iohinahn the feed.:
ler.given` to the.. brood sow There:
•h•-- '18 nriattibstitute•for;htesling, "fhe.....h.Lehgh '
'''''.'"h'r!:h•••••:-.7:tihiht•edii.minit have aniplei:'whieirforh
•••tuate1yft(not uh as one '1241f iotinee
•'' '••••• Iniceeleary hodlife- to any brochtl 'sow ler
one, year. • • ' '• • • :-.
lihirerh
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_ on_your.farni-in-.the-nash-,-You- -
"'•-• • are advised to fortify your brood sowir
•'" •. against suet', loes 'this year. by Proshdh
• ., ing the little bite ot 'Iodine that.iii'ab-
_' • , eolutely necessaryin. the•preheatIMS-of-
• • :goitre; hairlessness, Week•pigs or dead
' • • • •• ;•arbirtli Ogre kvery.,small quantity of
Potasaiuni Iodine can he given in the
feed during the pregnancy ,period. • Did -
'.solve .orits• half ounce .of Potassium
hadine_iii_Aqua,rhof water.-andhmliene:
• • er two tablespoone of the liquid in the•
•. 'reed every few days. Also see to it
••, that the breed sows get plenty of soil,
rode or other :mineral 'Matter and an.
. '• .•abundance ,of clover 'leaves: and fine
. : . ,-heleVer, stems. auilitg-the4erioSt'lywheit
• , they are' carrYing.yoUng. •• .
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Ilk fitevells-in, Provincial
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• *OM 'of young nigb
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dead, weak, ,Itairleasor with . thick
., devote. • In Grey County aloha, over
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h Carrier (entering .r. 0.)
"Phew! Open, a Wtndow. Wilk all the
foul air dii here?" ••
P.O. Clerh-"Cael yeti see? I just
•h found a ample of dead letters:" •
' Last Saturday a . charming Woman
'wearing a; smart tie*. 'coat- and hit, hi -
came' aware ' that her husband was un-
usually attentive and •was 'prouhly
• trodnehig her to everyone the knew.
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He 'needn't take-lify hiedth" ihg
• •Said .sweetly to a group of friends, "F
. • • . bought 'them with illy,ovin Money."
If. you . euffer, &OM varicose Yelon.
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•'Winter through
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of Norwegian
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ver shall ]do? I've nissed the train and auntie will be SO worried!"
's invita 100 spen a week -end with
• in her anxiety to finish the last of her viork at the office she had not noticed
Trained.
nearby telepli
had. left 'for
nnie Harper.had accepted
to think ofthe right thing in an emergency Miss. Harper hurried to -a
one booth and _called her aunt -Fortunately -she reached her befOre she
the flag station and in a few seconds she had explained, the situation and
aunt that she would certainly not miss the train next week -end if she
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What New. York
• Is Wearing.
BY ANN EBELLE WORTHINGT014
Dr(essmakinp Lesson Fur-
nished With Et;ery Pattern
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AR -TIC
• That Auction and Contract and their
attendant rues are .not yet standard-
ized •throughout the country is well
illustrated by the. following request for
decision from one' of hhe Writer's Ccir!
varicose ulcers swollen 'legs tender respondents: "During a game of Auc-
• feet and other similar disorders, write
for fulh information about ELASTO,
the famous 'treatment which has
broaght •rellef to thousands of men
and women -free sample 'sent. post
freeon
request.• •
The New Era Treatment Co. Limited
• • Dept. 162.1., 456 Craig St. W.. Montreal
When
TEETHING
makes HIM FUSSY
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• thin the ether flight, one of the PIO-
ers threw his hand on the table and
demanded a new deal, declaring 'that
he had neither an ace • nor face card.
Another player claimed he:. was wrong
as he should have hvaiteh till thetrump
was declared and then if he had neith-
er 'ace, face nor trump,' he could hate
claimed "a new deal. ,This point has
caused considerable discussion and dif-
ference of opinion so please decide it
for We" • •
Needless to say a' player must Play
the ,cards as dealt and the tact that
they.are all ander &ten spot- is norea-
son..for a new deal. There never bite
been snob a rule and it is rather. sur
prising to have it•advanced: It le a
rpod examth
ple, however, of the widread popularity of Auction and Con-
tract even Among. thoen .who are not
familiar with the ordinary rules of tke
The .following- hint has raised a
curious question: •
Hearts -K •
Clubs--hnone ••
Diamonds-hh K, J, 10, •: A 13 :
6, 7,6, 6, 4,3, : Z •
Spades -none •••
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Noncom rubber gone; Z dealt:
bid' one no trump. .What should A bid
with the foregoing band at either Auth
Wan or-Contraetl-- -A-whould-undoulit--
• edly• passhoping that. Z will 'obtain
the bid at notrump. In the actual play
A did miss, 'also Y. and B., rai.Z played
•One of the ,most important things
Yeu can de to make a teetliing baby
•hemfortabie is to see that little
• ' bowels 'do their work of carrying off
wastevmattirromptly and regular -
3y For this nothing is better than
Castoria ,a ,pare vegetable prepare -
• lien shecially made for babies and
• children. Castoria acts so gently
you can give it to young infants to
relieve colic." Yet is always effec-
tive, for older children, too, rernein-
ben Castoria -contains no harsh
-drunk!, no • narcotice-is absolutely
• harmless: When your baby 13 fret-
ful. with teething dr a food. oast,
• give a cleansing dose of Castello.
•„..este-lhe entre you get genuine Castoria
C• ; witb•the name:
hhhht."—• •
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CASJORIA
CHILDREN.CRY FOR IT
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LENo. a •. •
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• the hand at one no trump. A played
his •twelte diamonds and, on the
twelfth trick, Z had left in' his hand
the ace of hearts and the ace of
spides. • It was an absolute guess
which ace to keep and, es usual
such cases, he gueased wrongdiscard-
• ed the ace of hearts and A scored •a
• grand slam.
The curious partabout the hand was
that Z accused 'A, the writer's corres-
pondent, of "not having 'played a sport-
• ing. mune as he was betting on hi her-
tainty." It was argued that Such a
play might be al right in a Card Club,
but very 'unsportsmanlike for a social
gaine. .Stich a contention is, certainly
curious and has •.seemed Worthy .of
mention in thiA article., When a game
0± Auction e Contract • is made up,
there is an express understanding`that
each player shall be entitled to take
full advantage of both his skill and his
luck. Luck averages up for every one
in the long run,. SO never, cilticize a
player for holding big cards • or for
playing them to obtain the maximunf,
results. ,Take the gaine liner your luck
philosophically; and both you and your
friends will enjoy the genie. a great,
deal more. • "
The writer was under the impression
taht the following problem was rather
•easy trail' one of hi correspondents
wrote in regard to it :•"Only an ostrich
would call this problem simple," Why
he selected an "ostrich"' for compare,
tive purposes is doubtful but probably
because:of its purported lack otintelli-
gence. .After that statement, however,
the-wehterhwill-refrain from.expreesing-
an opinion. her) if you can figure it
out before reading the solution that
follows. .
• Problem
Hearts -73 •
Clubs -non• e
Diainondsh-none
Spades -K. 9, 5, 3
Hearts -Q. •
Oltibh-nnne.. • • • V •: .
Difimcands-' ' A
Spades -A. Q, : Z
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Hearts -K, 9.
Clubs -none
Diamonds -n
' -SpadeshhJ, 6;
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one
wins the trick with the king. should
now lead the eight of hearts; B plays
the deuce and Z should play the nixie.
If he should play the king, A should
play the queen and A B *ill then win
the hist three tricks. When ,,,Z plays
the eine, hoWeVer, A nins•t win with
the queen.. Now either Z Wins the
king of hearts and thosine of
spades or else Y takes, two tricks in
sprthes. In other Y Z must win
three of the five tricks. • •
There are no trumpS and,Z is in the'
lead. HO* can Y Z winthree of the
five tricks against any defense? •
„Solution.: Z should lead the jack of
spades and A should play the queen,
although lie knows that it must lose
,the WeinIty so doing he retains Ms
tenace Y's suit. • If he were to play,
his ace on the• jack, he should lave
*ith the tensed and Y Z would new
win four tricks against and defense. A
must play the queen of spades and Y
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• Today's'cot-t,
ame •slips has ite
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He4ta,--10.,7, 4, 2 •
Clubs -none
Diamond s-mme •
Pades-1.0-
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The older 'a man, gets, the. younger
• the young people aeon to be." To these
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interested in the ellinination of un-
necesoary noises, we advance the in-
forinitton that the celery crop is inh
usualty large this year. You can buy
a .new locomotive for $100,000. 'But, • - Market •Report
liko atn automobile or a wife, it isn't Coffee -:-Week,
the first s6st li's_theunkeep. Express • Onions -Strong.
Your opinions, if you like, but advice •Elehatort-thisteadh,
should. be dellhered by slow' freight. • ' -
•SOme-people-talk-sohnhch that thel%, • Thria-` Sb she roftrahl hh- m rry loth
resemble tihiaodpee.lier pecking on a • i In't you teil her„about ydur Anti
tin Sof. The woodpecher 'knows he.
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isnot acemhplishilig eial!thing, bili he, ' Ralh--"Yealh' I told her, ' and shei
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1 enjoys the ,s • • I my aunt now.' • .• -
poi n t
" Its unbreken line from bust to'hote
is particularly desirable as it dqui
away with any Confli,:tieg lines to She
outer g rinerit. •••
• It is shaped to mould the figure
through the waist and the hips, wid-
ening into a graceful width and flare
at the hon. •
The upper 'part may be trimmed
with wide ' lace or just ,inerr
edging. • •
• It will take u scout one hoar to
mak( it.
• Style No.' 3431 may be had in sizes
16, 18 years, 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44
inches bust.
You will have a correct' foundatien
for the slim silhouette frocks. •
Size' 30 ithuires 214,- yards of 35-
inCh niCterial* with 104 yards of 514-
inhh, lace. '•• •
HOW TO. ORDER PATTtRNS.
• Write your name ,and addresa plain-
ly, giving number and size of inch
patterns as you want. Endo& 20e in
stamps or coin (coin preferred; Wrap
it carefully) for each number, and
address ythir order to 'Nilsen Pattern
Service, 73 West Adelaide St., Toronto.
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• •• MOTHER'h. LOVE ' •
• If there be aught surnassigghtitn,di
deed or word.or thought -if is a moth'.
erhs-love.
IS ME LOST, FAT:.
IN •
Like many others,hhis woman found
that excess fat did not come .alone.
In her case it b ought sciatica with it.
w• as
A, little rocre careand a little morethought,
thoughP, "
I little more • co-operation and Safety
• is bought: •'
A little less kicking, a little less frown,
iA little more hIndnesti When a man is
A More •giving kindness of
life,
Allttle more Charity, and end all this
Strife. • '
So for Safety and ethoperation and a
little less •
Give the trowel's in -life -not Wilt till
- they die::
Small Eirother--h'Betche he'd, Moe
You • if-1---wain'thherehh ' , • •
Big. •Sister•-•-h"You bah; bah boy! Run
away. this instant" • • •
• Stranger -h -"Hew old are you, little
Briklat Boy-hDalrined if I kilo*,
mister. Metter was twenty-six when
I•was born, -but now. she's only thrent
•fciur.” •
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Long drives down the fairway is.
one way a golfermiay lower his s ore.
Poor memory is another way. Be
honest with yourself occasionally and
see ho* it feels. The Optimist says-:
"When every bone in your body aches,
be glad you arehnot a herring." It
Vhoultin't-tre-so had to br if we
cold keep the distressing fact 0, sec-
ret. Sitting ere -ch is one way Of ever-
eomini the usual daily fatigue of late
afternoon but too few office workers
prattles the art. • Did they say pros-
perity wuz aroun' the "corner" • or
aroun' the 'Coroner?"
Ikey-"1-31, papa, there's a fir
11 my soup.' '
Dad Iezy,"Vell, hkey, eat the soup
until you come to the fly. Then tell
the waiter and he'll give you another
plate."
.10S. Lordship—"I wish : you would
quit driving from the. back seat." ' •
, Her Ladyship -s -"I will, when you
qaitheoeking. -rem--the dining rooin
•table." „ ' • : • ,
•• Then and Nbwhhiss,
In the old days when nights were cold
It took two fieetes from the fold
Tohlrese a lady fair., •
But 1fl these ,days of jazz and bob
A little doge the JO•
With time galore to spare.
Jeft-,"What is- our worst • sin,
Mabe?' °
Mabel -"My vanity. • I spend heirs
before the mirror admiring by beauty."
• Jeff -"That isn't; vanity -that's .„
imagination."' .
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She did not kn w that both troubles
were' due -to common -cause-L-1%C'
• she found they both gave way before
one common remedy. • •
h "I have been -a muutyr id sciatica
and kidney trouble for'years. •tool(
Kruschen for about a month, when• ,
people began telling me how" well
looked. i have lost fat .that was no '
• geed to 4me, and now, after three
• months of Kruschen, I only go 168 lbs..
• instead of 185 lbs. I'm not going to say •
- iny pains have all gone, but I do say,
• I'm wonderfully well, and hope
• improve yet.. I bless the day I started •-h.
Krasehen."-Mrs: F.L.P. ' •
• The slat salts in Kruschen assist
the internal organs to thiow off each ,
day the wastage and poisons that
encumber the systeni. • Then, little by 1
'little, that ugly:fat goeS----slowly) yes-. •
but surely.. The pains of 'sciatica and
• itehmatism tease: You feel wohiclerh_
faihrliiiiithy, youthful, and,energetie-
more an thau ever Wore Ycillr life I.
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• . •Work of Indigestion
t'After the first dew I.waarnade alkali ••
• • of their very real tome:value," writes •
• Miss M. 11.• was troubled with Indi-
gestion and Sick Headaches." •
Because they are PURELY VEGE-•
TABLE, a gentle, effective tonic to both
liver and bowels,Dr. Carter's Little •
Liver Pills are without equal tor cor-
• recting Constipation, Acidity, •Bilious.
nesshHeadaches, and Poor Coratilexion.
25c and 75c. red packages. • Sold
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Safe—Buckley's contains no liar.
coda—bolutely safe fot children
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isle and the largest sale of any
cough remedy in Canada are cots.
elating avidence of its tiled* 11713 •
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STOMACH
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The 'Darling!
• What a care he
is, but how pt.-
cloneYour
whole life it cen-
tred in him ...
If he is to be well
and happy, he
mustandrohbeu sstt. rong
Baby's OWli
Tablets help
mothers to kep.
their childre,n
well. They are
the ideal laxative
•sin11;and safe preventive, and a
for children,- a
remedy fer colds, simple •fever, indi-
gestion and tonstiption. they aid in
relieving the distress which accent-
•panies the cutting of teeth and gener-
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fchildrem- -r
25 cents aPakage at any druggist's.
BABY'S OWI4 TABLETS
For Troubles
.hAusre
Atm .STOMACH
•id, itiDefaigOs. I./tit
GAS0SHEAOAdHE
• HEARTBURN
EkCESS acid it the common cause
of indigestion. It results in pain and
sourness about two hours after eat-
ing. The quick corrective is an alkali
which rueutralize.s acid. The best
• corrective is Phillips' Milk of Mag
nesie. It has remained standard with
• physicians ifi the 50 years since its
invention.
• One eneonful of Phillips! Milk of
Magnesia neutralizes instantly many
tines its volume in acid. HarmlesS,
and .tateless, and yet its action is
• quick.'ou will never fely on hrucle
reetheds, once you learn how quickly
this Method acts. Be sure to get the
tune
The ,idal dentifrice for ,clean
fkte II and ialthj gums is 1thtllts'
Dental Magnesia, a superior toeth-
• paste that safeguards •against
•thouth. (Made in Canada.)
(Dr. Williams')
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