The Lucknow Sentinel, 1920-09-30, Page 5• • ' Ai, • • •
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IABOUT WEANING FOALS
They Should be Notied Leatet
Four Mouths.
Sudden Change of Diet Net Good
fur the Visaing Cult--Weap Hine
Gradually -- General Hints on
Rat/ening enil Handling.
tCon.Lritluted by (Inter! - ;p..rtmtnt .4
Aartcuiture.
HE g e at v. : .1s should
Aveaned is to a great de-
. grer governed by dream-
, • :-.tanees. f-nder ordinary'
to allow the
foal for fotfr
when the foal
is required to
will $to better
On the other
in fair COM11-
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Quit the Army of
Washday Dnidgery!
Join 'the ranks of more than 150,000
happy, satis!iel women, who never fear
wash -lay, beqiuse they the kvasher that
rith cier kai14 I him f;111,=•rs do empty. :At;
MOTOR WASHER
with cat (gears and four -winged wooden
dc,liy-it runs so easy a child can 'operate it.
P.isitivety Won't injure even the most deli-
. ,:e beariti urt autoMatic
(1)‘:ct lirt; r ttt tau -t hih1c-
i-ht-ft tub.
n :UV rclu 2c:ea eu 3.) 1.t -. it 11,4
Cwie NOW -sett a desioseitratio" eir
that remarkable easc,:.iims
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Lasft can
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DO not miss your chance to cre-
serve • these last sun -ripened
giftsofsarnrnertime. Hc,-.v.your fo!ks v. -ill enjoy them,
and how -p!faSed you will be to serve them when
canned goods zaziee‘ .vith t"p-priced sugar are out of
-reach. Tile time for picserving foresight is when the
frit is stil,in ason. .
Lz.nrie is2,:-cizr best f-en.1in reta:ning the re bottquet of
Luscious plums nJ pc c..-7hes. ..le:icritely-tinVoured pears. Its
tiny, snc-me- crys; cf purin.: cane dissolve's° quickly •
into syr.1.7. of coacc.r-rated swee:tess.th you can smile at.
r "Let it simmer until the sugar is all dis-
solved„."-bccdc,;:i FTN12:
Fruit will, r"3i.r1 its r.r.tural f•-•rrri and cc'Tour hccr.u.cie over-
c.)ekivg is unr.e.:$1:-.3-.. 'L.k.•ic WILL go furtlier, and so
costs
Krt...r:rac
REPINERIF4,
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tisi-versity
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N eiv Course in
Business Aciminzstration
'Reriy-Irsitq Oct. 4th. Four year course
',7.,‘••.;r) CALENDAR %J.:1TE 2
. -L. LE, Fiar
requirerr.cnt,
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ndiLinns it is .well
ware to nurse htr
:ltunths or longer.. 1E,
is thi:: age, the snare
.10 gCtr work, bill
if ih VIA wt-aneft,
-f the r.1‘.4re bo
ion. not requirod for reridar wnrk,
stelyi1.1in a rea•oinable 0liii4n-
tity of .311k, the foal will do titter
tf pot c-aned fO'r a month or two
longrr. and the darn. having no labor
to f..yrn. will net softer.
The ordinary process of weaning.
hieh consists in separating mare
and pal, and allowing no further In -
;ere -sorsa for several weeks, or until
the rrnre has ceased to secrete milk.
ans'r lite foal to look for it is In out
opic.lolt,1i-rational._ wasteful and on
caJ1-4 ar.
's probably unnecessary to awe
that 11.e Colt should he taught' to eat
chopped or rolled oats, bran, etc.;
bet we the process of weaning com-
meaces, otherwise 40 will\surely -suf-
fer and grow thin. Experience has
taught all breeders and feeders of
atoek that sudden or violent changes
of diet or usage with any elassIof
stock is dangeroue. and often expen-
sive. , Wben this is. the case with
aUolt animals, it is reasortable •to ex-
pect It,,.t�be more marked in the
youag. • Hence. in order to.avold dan-
ger of digestive diseases in the young,
and trouble with' the mammary
glands. and possibly digestive trou-
ble also, in the dam, vre should exer-
cise god judgement. ani be satisfied
to take considerable trouble when
weantr. gthe colt.•
In taint cases the *mammary aro
paratns is still quite active.. and a
considerable quantity- of milk is be -
tag secreted when the owner decides
that :t is time to "wean the colt."
The colt, in addition to.the grass and
grain that it has been cousuming. has
rhea far been areustorned to milk
also. In tact, milk ie. -5 been his
principal diet. and. if s:iddenly de-
prived cif it he casn..t avoid fretting.
and failmg in condition. Then again,
the secretion of milk is the mare
will not eat/eel at onee, and, unless
the glands be relieved of It. mem-
mitts w111 be the result.' Last:.ad of
maws. also SM. mai et
ruo.se. raalang no uzz?. ifir It. as I: -
usually done. the colt should get tit,
benefit, Our idea of .the propos
method of weaning is as follows:
When it is dOcided that the colt shall
be weaned,. be should be placed in a
Lomfortable box call, by hirnself.-or
with other eolts that are being wean-
ed. There sn)uld be no manerr or
boxes into which he can rear or jump.
A n d pru!iably injure himself. and th.
door and wall should be en hie).
that he cannot ;limp over thera or g -t
his forIffeet over The dant should
be tie‘in a st:.11„ or better. it'eon-
venient, kept in a blx stall. not n:ni,
eerily far reinu.ed trot her foal. In
fact. the writer h:.s made a praeti,
of having the stalls ad,loining. sr
that the dam and real can see an
hear each other. but cannot get to-
g
. ther. Whether or not the mare t
required • for wnrk, she should
taken to the colt's stall. LIr btttet
colt' lead to -the dant's ar.
al. -.wed to remain for 15 le 29
tots three times daily for a wc,k
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waits reciiikairredes
ONNI•••••01••••••••
10 tit4 setter ef the ebtate Ptiki
Melbstose, late p1 the Tewnekip of
Cokes, in the County of Brom
Yeveatus, deceaded.
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons having any claims or de-
mands against the late Peter Mein-
t4h,
who died un ur about the eight-
eehtti dayef July-, A.D., 1920, at the
Toy.-ninip ot KnIcss, in the Pravince
uf Ontario, are required tusend by
post prepaid or deliver to the under-
signed, Administratrix of the estate
of the said Peter McIntosh, their
names and addresses and full particu-
lars In writing of their claims and
statements of their accounts and the
nature of the securities,4if any, held
by them duly - verified by affidavit.
And take notice 'that after the Six-
teeiith day of October, A.D., 1920, the
said Administratrix will proceed to,
distribute the assets of the said de-
ceased among the persons entitled
thereto, having regard only to the
claims of whict she shall then have
had notice, and that the said Adminis-
tratrix will not. be liable for the said
assets or any part thereof to any per-
son of whose claim she shall not then
have received notice.
This notice is given pursuant to the
statute in that behalf.
, Dated at Lucknow this' Fourteenth
'day of SepteMber, A.D., 192u.
Donald& McIntosh,
R. R. 5, Lucknow, . Ont,
30-9-500 Administratrix.
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An airplane mail service between
the United States and Cuba will be
inaugurated within a few months.
IMEIPm"111PPumr.11P,M111111111191"."
Canada's
Overseas Trade is
$.2,351,000,000
Sea -borne $1,046,000,000
Land -borne $1,305,000,000
More than half this land -borne trade
is ultimately sea -borne --but in Foreign
Ships.
Every pound of Canadian products shipped
from. a port outside Canadian territory
retards our maritime growth, weakens our
national prosperity and , places control of a
part of our sea- borne commerce in the
hands of a competitive natidn.
The Navy League of Canada.
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SUN LIFE ASSURANCE.
COMPANY OF CANADA
7 heapplications for New Assurances received by the
• Company during 1919 reached a total of over •
$100,000,000
This exceeds the largest amount of ordinary Life As-
surance previously written in one year by any Company
of the British Empire.
Geo. H. Smith,
Get a Policy in 1920. Agent, Lucknow.
LIST 01' PRIZE WINNERS
(Continued frorn page 4).
A. Schmidt, W. Lyons; Squash, Jas.
Forster; Pumpkin, James Forster;
Citrons, W. R. Ferrier; Parsnips, A.
Schmidt, B. Ward; Carrots, long, A.
Sclunidt, Jno. Webster; Carrots, short,
Leading the colt' in i he dare.' W. R. Ferrier, Jas. Purvis; Beets,
st;•IL is a g:Iod system of r•••-ing hi: long', J. MacDiarmid, A. Schmidt;
his first lessoas in trtilnina for fut'.. Beets, short, John Webster, A. Sch-
usi-fulnese. During the e:und
midt;. Winter Radish, A. Schmidt, J.
twice daily will be i..tel.-ient to icily
theta to7ether. and atter this in.,
grad:tally shortening
ler.gth of the visit limit the mstri:.
becomes practically inctire. itti:.• .
way each 'gradu..y beto.3. s
tomed to ti ora 11.
other. The cLange of ; for the ro.
is gradiati. And he wectivts the llt”
tit .ur the milk that otherwise
be wasted. It, Ala.)
danger of tuanimitis. in the
the glands grac:naiiy be'-onir inactie
. In the meantime tr., (*nit $::,)111,1 h
allowed aboet *II the w.1.1-etav_tt (tot
er. hay a.id chort or rolled 0.it.- •
that he will . se
Purvis; Tomatoes, I. Congram, A.
Schmidt; Corn, Golden Bantam, A.
Schmidt, Jno. Webster; Corn, A.O.V.,
Jno. Webster, A. Schmidt; Celery, A.
Schmidt, I. Congram; Cauliflower, A.
Schmidt, Mrs. D. M. Thonipson; Wat-
ermelen, J. S. Mackenzie; Muskmelon,
J. MacDiarmid; Beans, small. white,
W. Hunter, A. Schmidt; Beans, any
variety, J. Purvis, W. Hunter; Dutch
Sets, I. Miller, A. Schmidt; Top On-
ions, A. Schmidt, W. Hunter; Potto
Onions, .4/ Schmidt, W. R. Ferrier:.
and palatable nitI tire is r.i.t11,;, t- Onions, red, A. Schmidt,.Jno. Webster;
putting a li-tle ce; ha) and Onions, yellow. A. Schmidt, J. Mae -
tion or'oats in a pail in the cv. mat
coverirg wait 4, iibbee• ih..et *in Schmidt, Mrs. D. M. Thompson; Col -
allowing it to stand ,o11.1 fection.garden produce, A. Schmidt,
then pr, oarteg another tttd for .it W. R. Ferrer; Exhibitor winning
evenipc. wit:i a ration ot
greatest number of 1st prizes in•class
oats, we'll' a carrot or 0;0
in addition te 11.e of e;e- N. A. Schmidt.
excellent results. uf Hiss i DAIRY AND TABLE SUPPLIES
hay he wi:1
quires some time and tioubl.-, a::
when this is not conveni.nthe
will do very, well without thp;
ation of food note.S. Whta
the addition of ce‘,k*4 •
excellent r but .
tally obtainable. ,
After the eo has ceaeeo
for his dati. he should ho
take daily exercise in a yari or end
dock, and his feet shonhl be initial..?
at least monthly. Usually ander elms.
conditions, the wear is nut eq.1A ti
the groethand 11 not at:ended
the feet will hecceie abnormal in sia.
and shape. which t”ay
Injure hiiii. Hence they soloild
trimincd to the mvt711.3
shape. as f•nr.ditio••.s .0.er...in41. • It
J. ft Reed, V A.. 0. A.
using
Diarmid; 3 varieties vegetables, A.
Rosome W •ot, t!
•71 ro -n
taking them in a -tr.,ek before th,
farrow enables them to become ac
eustomed to Ibheleauew %%Amok
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Judge -S. R. Brill.
Special collection of butter, Mrs. 1.
Congram, Mrs. Neil. Campbell; Crock
of butter. Mrs. N. Campbell, Mrs, 1.
Congram, Mary MacLeod; Butter in
vints, Mary MacLeod, Mrs. I. Con -
cram, El T. Harper,; Home made
Bread, white, 'Mrs. N. Campbell. Mrs.
Jas. Purvis, Mrs. W. R. Ferrier; Home
Made Bread, brown. Mrs. Jas. Web-
ster, Mrs. Jas. Purvis, Mrs. W. R.
terrier; Home made bread from Hay-
. slack dour, Mrs. Jas. Purvis, Mrs. Jos.
1 Hackett, Mrs. W. R. Ferrier; Home
m
.ade bread front Sepoy Flour. Mary
MacLeod, Mrs. Jas. Purvis. NIrs..h.s.
Hackett; Hoine made bread, Mrs. Jas.
Forster,Mrs. S. Carnochan; Collection
pastry bakiat frau Made -Rita Ideal
Pastry Phmsr, Rim Jes. Purvis, Mrs.
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i W. R. Ferrier; Fruit Salad, Mrs. D.
M. Thompson;'Vegetable..Salad; Mrs.
J.
J. R. Gaunt, Mrs. D. M. Thompson;
Maple Sugar, Mrs. L Congmnt; Col-
lection home made Candy, Mrs. Jas:
Purvis, Mrs. D. M. Thompson; Five
O'Clock lea, Mrs. J. R. Gaunt; Sup-
per prepared:for working man, Mary
MacLeod, MN. J. _Purvis, Mrs. N.
Campbell; Baking. made front •Maple
Leaf Baking Powder, Mrs. W. R.
Ferrier; Mrs. Jas. PitrVis; - Home
made Buns, Mrs. W. R. Ferrier, - Mrs.
Jas. ‘Purvis; Home made Tea Bis -
cults, witite, Mrs. W. R. Ferrier. J.
Lyons; Home made Tea Biscuits.
brown, J. Lyons, Mrs. Jas. Purvis;
.0Id-fashioned Scenes. - Mrs. J. Pur-
vis, Mrs. K. MacLeod; 01d -fashioned
Oat Cakt*, Mrs.. Jas. purvis, Mrs. D.
Huston; Layer Cake, light. Mrs. 411s.
Purvis, H. T. Harper; Layer Cake,
dark. Mrs. J. Purvis. Mrs. D. Iluston;
Johnny Cake, Mrs. D. Huston, J. .Ly -
Os; Fruit Cake, Mrs. J. -Purvis. Mrs.
int R. '(aunt;... Cookies, Mrs. J. R.
Gaunt, Mrs. J. Purvis; Short•Brca.
Miss .J. 'Eyons. Mrs. W. R. Ferrier;
Pie, lemon, Mts. D. Huston; Pie.
pumpkin, Mrs. D. Iluston.Mrs. Jas..
Purvis; Pie. apple. Mrs. as. Purvis,
Mrs. W. R.. I'errit'r; Pie tart. Mra. D..
Heston. Mrs. Jas. Purvis; Canned
Fruits, Mrs. W. R. Ferrier. Mrs. D.
Ilt:ton; llarniul.:ide. Mrs. 1.). Huston.
Nirs. D. M. Tho'mpsoit: .,Pickles. Mrs.
D. Huston. Mrs. D.• M. Thompson:
Jellies, Mrs. D. Heston. Mrs. D. M.
thoMpson: Catsup. Mrs. D. Iluston
Mrs. D. M. Thompson; Mapie-Syrup.'
Mrs.. J. R. Gaunt. Mrs. N. Campbell:
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Hard. Soap. Mrs. W. R. Ferrier, Mrs.
.las. Pun is; .Greatest number of is;
,prizes in class 27; Mrs. Jas. Purvis,.
FRUIT•
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Apples -Meanders. Jos. Hackett;
Baldwins. K. Cameron. T. .1. Salkeld:
Ren Davis, K. Cameron. F. Miller;
.1. Sehmidt; ' Cayuga Red
Streak, K. Canter. n, Mrs. D. IlUston;
Duchess, Mrs. Jas. Purvis; Tilthan
Sereets, K. Cameron. G. Greer; Caszt.
km pippins, T. J. :Salkeld, R. R.
GRAND TRUNK Pst'tv
HARVEST HELP EXCURSION'.
$15.00 TO WINNIPEG
Plus. 1.2 cent per mile beyond '
AUGUST nil' and 16111 from a.1
stations ie 'tne Provinces of Ontatr:o
and Quebec, 1'euibr...4.-e, Go:den Lake,
Toronto and' east.
AUtit'Stitili and ISTIt, fr.izn at
stat:ons in Ontario, Parry
Scotia .Junction.and south to and ii.-
cludieg Toronto; Meatorsi, l'enettaing..
1.4.1211.1 and Deis.: Ilarber i3ranchts
inc;uded.
1.,r futthe.r part.,ul.ars apill.ty to ay
brand Trank Ii.t eligent r - C. K.
Horning. Disni. z, Passenger Agcr.t.
Terotto, Ont.
F. Philltps. t;'T.
Lutknowe.
Maid( n 11inr•! rale T.
sa;ecal.1. tererain; Wealthy. 61.
T. J. Saifteld; K..hit
-k. R. Mackenzie, F.
Valle -water. Jos. Hackett; Mani:.
K. cailit,run. J. R. 114cket;.
kiver. 'ii..Canicron; King l'ip;:iins; .1.
liackett; Blenheim Pippins. K. Can.-
'eron; Ritson Pippins, A. Schul:tit, F.
Miller; Ontane. K. Cameron, T. 2.
Rho‘le Island •.C;recnin4:--.,
Mrs.- f). Huston:- tio:den Russep,
iCont pug, •. • '
Keep Them Grown
'Children who are over -thin. I
listless or delicate. s'oould take •
Scott's Emulsion'
regularly eyety.day as an
aid to gmwth and sturdiness.
Nothing surpasses Scott's
Emulsion as a tonic-natti-
eat for. add of any age.
sma a immo. TOMO& OBIL WOG
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