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.Our garage is.now'on the:flat rate .system.. and we are prepared
-to telf you befote'•any work is started, ;the amount you will have to.
pay for labor,..,;
The flat rate system, has been found by the leading garages of
the United States and Canada to be the most satisfactory to cust-
omers. This way we sell you labor on the different o'pera'tions at a
fixed rate the same as we sell parts,gasoline Or
accessories.
We have installed special equipment in order to, handle repairs'
by thismethod and we can gdarantee: you satisfaction..
Our stock of parts. accessories,' tiles, and oiI is complete.
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.Our air'is free,our-parking space large, 'and' you are welcome to
both.
RENwIcx
FORD DEALER
LUCKNOW,
How long does it take you to put
on'your hocks.? Two minutes. Very
well, assunling that' lie has' laced his
own boots since he was, five years old.
balms given about -a, mouth; --to this
task., .
We may now' draws . .up a little
table' of, the result of our calcula-
tions, which will show •us how. ranch:
time remains for work= and play- We
:have -riot allowed for leap years in.
working' out the figures but •as' there
could be. no more than twelve of
them in the 'half .century `under. dis-.
_ctission,_:;this,.:,makesaittie._ difference:..
Here is the• table:
Sleet►.. ... . '11 • .
Meals... 4
Dressing and undressing. '1' ;'•
Shaving:
Travelling. , . •.:.. .. • • 2.. 6
Hopi Organized and Conducted in
This Province.
over 900 Branches With ne,009
Members — Three Annual ('ion.-'
ventlona Some • Outstanding
.Varieties of Field Crops:. JN'`tiush
• Fruit For the Farm.,' ' S`•
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(National Crop Improvement Service.),
• Agriculture,' Toronto.) '• •
In Ontario there are 916 br neti
'Institutes,with a ,meniberahipof
approximately 3.0,000:. F1'be 'province
.ie divided .intq.'three divisions, •e44.- •
ern, central and'western Outariit.
Eastern Ontario, contains three, cen-
tral Ontario eleven, and `western
Ontario three subdivisions•:•
•The delegates to the. annual, con-'
vention in each, division. Mime. a
representative, from their respective..
t•
'subdivision to :forms. a. Board` • of
Directors, for the' Provincial Feder-.
ation, .These directors, from among
themselves, elect' officers oln the exit-- ,
entire, and also name • representa-
tives to the • Dominion `Federation. •
The principle and •designation •sof
the' standing • committees an the
system of holding•and financing their
meetings is provided for •in the con-
atitution of the provincial organiz-
ation and the following committees
have been named: Health, Education
-and_`_Better Schools; Immigration,
Agriculture,•"Legialatlon, :Home too-.
nomics and Publicity.
Annual conventions are held at
:Ottawa, London and Toro 4, plans
for the same being mad , n�; co-'•.
operation with • represeitt t�tivos' .a` f(l
provincial committee and• 4.0 44., i
mittees chosen. at th
conventions..
'The %Institutes . * e' en rely.
Total. .24 2
The average man of fifty has thus Central•,"E`xperimentai Farm' at ptANI
Tho Red Trent Hardware
kith Haying At Mand °
-. Remember e carry a 'full.line of all
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pendent, of the Departiie;it, so't��,',b�,; as'
,:.their local meetIngs a,'e ,once ied.
4The • provincial organi'zation'' Yip also
quite independent of the depart-
_ meat, • but. it is utilize,inai ad-
visory capacity.; The• au. i` e: dent
of Institutes anggests, li es of wlork
for 'the Idstitutes'-from••bine to tine,
and places before 'them reports ' of
what the Institutes'are doing ili'var-
ious' sections'' of the province, all ive1l
s''other sectio o't"tlte:-Dutuiuioroe:.
The Department •furnishes' wecturers'
'for: 'single' meetings,••, and.» -Instructors'
for short courses as outiined,In cir-
cular ,No. 18,-. • •
• The membership fee of twenty -ave:
cents per member is wholly used for
local ' .purposes.; The Government
grant is $3 to -each -branch haying a
mem•bergh-ip.-of-••fifteen:--a-nd. °►oleling-
at least, six meetings a year and. furs.-'
'ming the reports -asked for by .tbe.
Department, ; •including a list :of
members, financial sm
tateent• and
brief 'reports, of • meetings A • grant
of $10' is .:also given to the :district
otganisatioipi with an'- dditipn�,of • t3
on- account of each branch 'in, the'
district which makes a' satisfactory
report.' -;-Geo. A. Putnam Snperinten-'
dent;. Farmers' •Institutes, Toronto.
required Tools -,--Pitch Forks,' Hay Forks;.
Cars, , ]Pulp ys , and Sling Chains; Pure
Manilla Plymouth Rope; also Hoes, 'ra1; -
es, Scythes and Handles..- A '
Lithe, Paristone and Cement• always.
fresh: In plastering Silos, .Walls, and
building Tanks use:• StTER
the only' absolute, water and aid, proof
product on•the:market
•C1evclaiid Bicycles for sale,. .. 'Also a
few second-hand Wheels in good repair:
Paris Green, Arsenite of Lead and
Bug Death..
Lehigh Valley Chestnut Coal on hand.
Coal '011-2 -c per,gal.
RAE&PORTEO
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PHONE 66.
RES. PHONE 1i2i.
SLEEP
.:6111. what a woncteM word that
•is,l : Can yot ' do it'? That is,. drop
'off' into..a good sound' refreshing,
• steep? •If you are 'unable to, ; there
is something. wrong with your new
ous' system... It -is a danger signal.
Nervous prostration,. •:melancholia.
• . er_wu&dyspepsia are only a few of
the serious maladies that 'are liable
.to develop: - t'
DR.' MIL>:�S•'' NERVII\ =$1.20
will soothe the irritated and over-
strained nerves.- • ;lust one or Iwai
!N; doses•:t:helps Nature to restore them
• ' to their normal functions Guarani-,
teed Safe and Sure. _-..' - •..
'Some Outstanding 3: arieties of Field_
-. Czr�tips• w .
Rye.—Of .:the spring •_ varieties of -
rye, the 0. A. C "No. 61 has not only
given the highest 'average yield : of
- gra#n -peso-acre at• -the -college, bot has
• surpassed the., common , spx ing rye .'in
.
-the' eo operative ' experiments
throughout Ontario in, :each ---of'the
past nine years, the average being
practically 'three buslfels Per acre in
favor of the former,
Field Peas,. --The Canadian Beauty
-v.ariety of .fild peas is one, of the
best, of. the . large, smooth, white
kinds: The Arthur, originated at -the'
spent a lata e,more hate hali"hi-rt11Pe to-WWfrentrangliito prominence. It
in eating;' sleeping, dressing . and is' a mediuM late: white pea of me; I
Mum -size, -The Golden •Yips is .a -
travelling.
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. AVERAGE MAN
SEVENTEEN YEARS
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spend about 'a "fortnight. every year
eating' your dinnec? ,YoUr dinner
probably occupieS nearly ,an hour
each day; that is 365 hours or a little
•less "for the year, Mid there Are AnlY
'336' lioura in fortnight: If there-
. fore, 'You -take --a• 'full hour for the
meal, you. will spend in..1921 lesi
find that at least SeVenteen`.'arlifa
years have been passed in bed, He
has been Awake - for, thirty-three
years Of his life 'and asleep .for iiiV-
enteen1 ••
If we suppose that hitt Meals oc-
eupy on' an average of tWo hem a
day; we find that in fifty years he-lias
eaten- solidly for over four Years eon -
sliming • in the process over twenty
toris of food and about, seven thous-
. and*gallorts of .liquid—enough to fill
a decent tiZed pond.,
we may alloW twenty Minutes, :will
account for one year and four month's
age dt twentir, lie wilt
Pout four months of --his. last thirty
years in, reMoving about. fifteen feet
'Ile' has probahly, had. -to travel'
some distance to and from his home
,every -day since he was Ave oiaik.
yeara old. In his early days he Wars
going to. school; later en he had to
his ,doubli jettiney occupies one and,'
a _half years in'Ltravelling:. If his
•journeys• averaged foot' Wien,
line -0 trine te two and- a' half tirtiere.
the earth's circumference.
But all of these are fairly long pro,
cesies. Let us see what twe find if
we deal with some of those which
seem in the ordinary way to take tip,
no time at all.. To wind up one's
watch is g matter of -fifteen seconda
or, so. If he .hits hid a *etch since
'he was fifteen.years old, our mkti of
fifty will haire spent more than thr,
iwhOg days in winding: it up, and he'
will have giveili 1464 .2001000 Weir
:SEEINO THINGS V.• • •,
.. Xt seems'as thiiugh none of us: can
;stand- prosperity. "W --hen- the • Devil.
was `'sick the Devil`a saint would be;
when the Devil got well, the devil a
saint was he." ` The world seemed' to
be heading for ',better thins-- when
alre•.werein'the'thick of the rest war
,and its b'tekest.days scented tat show
up human nature in a ''better' and
pSrer`Tigli vier t1ie Tatra
•'the. conflict passed,., people seem with
oneaccord=-to•«haver=turned--Y.to-= :the
Very opposite of the ideals that. were
awakened :by the stress of conflict!'
I getting up in the morning mid 04 —
Foolish 'pleaOure seeking and_dislion
- --cent.--larger-yield-o1-.-grain Pet acre
est' krpfit making have taken the
small white field pea and one, of the
--most'suitable for•• mixing' with' oats''
in the. production of green fodder
of hay by, using one, bushel o`.f pea&
-and two bushels of oats: per acre.
..The, Golden 'Vine peas,aiid the O.A.11,
No. 72 oats make au , admirable
combination. • ' 1 •
Field. Beans:=The• -Small :White
pea bean is the commercial -variety
'of Oritario,and is' one which is grown
.'extensively ;The Pearce's'Im'proved
Tree .beanls- a _medium late large:
yfelding -variety, producing large siz-
ed white. -beans --of -excellent-qualit-y
,This variety hay given excellent
'molts in some localities. •
buckwheat produces a. grain .of ex
cellent quality and is Used consider- '
ablyr •throughout> •the i province. The
Rotigh buckwheat is not so well
known but it is an exceedingly heavy
yielder producing about fifty • per'
place of serious ptirpOie and cheerful
self-sacrifice. . The only aim many
people ,seem to Nave today in like is
"a good time." "Where there is no
visiOn the people perish." Hist'Ory.
that becoine steeped in luxury, greed
and vice, go. down to:oblivion and
that withOut the "vision", of ; right -
a people, no matter ‘h iv great, wilt
perish. Can n her ease,with
What lie tan get put of his business -
either hi money or pleasure? Itave
you lost the , "vision?"—Furniture
A •man ail. old as he feels,
or a wom4i ate says she
The joyous June bridegrOoni may
not be so joieus wheii he is intro-
last mulled varfetY a high yielder,
?the grain possesses a thiek. hull and
la not of an attractive apPearaiiee,-_,.'•
C. A. Zavitz,. Professor of Field /Lie -
• SOLD IN,LLCKNOW BY
•- - • • • ,where there is: a tendency to
.J. .GARNET . ARMSTRONG . -constipation, you will find , DR.
: MtLas Liven Pitts effective in. .
. keeping the ;bowels open: - •
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-I•itTO-Ee-TI- E-E'DE-D
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It::.doesii:'t.take ch• to undermine •
and destroy .a great. '•structure: :A
,small .trickle under the founda-tions
neglected decay 'in the tiniliers, and
-,the--.Whole ` thing;- will :topple ov-ei at
Ic n+�tlr' Sonic men .and.•,:some busi.
posses go down suddenly and people
talk nysteriQ ly• of misfortune grid
the waysof. rovidence•}' The apple
di ops`-151eaute n -f` he'jvoini at 'the
Heart, --the$ a1.ls-because � h4a
the bars~ " is:' rottenness.. and- doc.alv
Watch 4•t_he .foundations of yout;• bvsi
nese.. ,Af that 'is' necessaiy_to ,cause •
them to cruthble ' is to lead e . them
alone..•Every-business as _i ell at"..ea_
•ei'y man needs constant repnii Ana
r•.eadjustment. - Methods and seals
that _were all right; a, decade or.•so
ago, May, not. answer for .tFie present..
'1'hei e i5 a treiriendoiis `lot of evil aii:i
misfortune in tl--... World- through this,
liYi'Y•Ming9 "'-or` gi<tttte'e•-,' V
- CREAM -WANTED
—FOIL --
FORT;
CALL `ANX DAY ANO: GET A
CANF:AT "TrS11tITH'S•'STORE. -
•We -.test Wednesday and Satur-
�day, PM get your cap an�_da�.
Witt also boy limated' quantity ` ` r
of good cedar logs.:. I
WE WILE APRECIATE- YOUR
-PATRONAGE.:'
.0 00.000
Can afford .tti 'leave tile care of his
fore the ram begins to ,drop thT.ough.
• These ar_g_CIRYs oaten -1,11,11m
tions and stop the leaks. -4By
,slofhfulness the building decayeth
Ind through idleness' of the hands iho
_. Cows in clover. or good-j-une-grasil- DIFP1CC1-T-'(' k-Sf-
This is the ideal month for dairy
operationao _ gore_ _milk and - better
riiillt,Atift produted in the month -of
.Juae. than at any other time of the -
year, in On:tarlo. If there are -Any
'water, or cold well water. sour milk
and cream ,ibre too frequently sent to
the factory. Don't forget -to wash the*
cream separator and strainer daily,
or after each time of using.
Fresh Fruit For the Farm. 4
Par a very small suni, any farmer
May have a few rows of straiv-
berries, two- Ok three dozen of rasp-
berries, currants, etc., which will
giVe fresh fruit at cheapeat coat. As,
few grapes will also pay. Selling
strawberry plants and berry ,canes
also bring in an odd dollar or ,
twO for the wiclegwak AuttA os "co
"Fin nvagainst:,itii!...Said. flu. doctor,.
have, a. Pa:tie-if& soil -elm -Iron
nches and pains and .1 'cliiiirCif-nOW.
'"That's. the difficulty. Iiiiinrurg'
teeth' extracted two yoars ago, I've
Mg to .do for him when he's run, out
If Abe ordinary man Must , pay
hdAV much should social "lion"
pay to have hiS locks Shorn?, • •
Sdnie peOple 'think they are -worth
a. lot Of Money because tniv
111. RAILWAY
SYSTEM
MONTREAL •.
TblIONTO
Unexcelled Dining' Car' Service, -
Sleeping ears on Night Train's and
=Dii.tfict *-Paesdrigef7Agfiif; Tor:: '-
Do n t suffer
another xlay with
ia•-r, or Protrud-
Dr.•Cheise's Ointment will relieve you at once •
Mid afford lasting ' benefit. 600. a box ;
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