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Fitr. I< tl 24th , of. *11 ltaa frena recogmze4 acs the p rop r r te a to .don. yo>tur Straw
.*H -After tkhrt colol ee4pail* oaf''Spring tune;, the warm• weather and the Straw Hat are
Bialy lire, 1.411.111Store jai well prepared to meet the most discriminating buyers..
`We h*'y'Is'1fate for •alt 1►e*d0, little and'big. Sea'our splendid rata;*• to choose groin,
elr, U'daY GOoda for Men are VOTE SHIRTS,. N>.W 'PIES,' .sI%,K and LISLE
SOVgS, VOATLESS;BRACES;,1 QBBY GAPS,.,BELTS, GARTERS, COLLARS; and•
a'
fine grange of OXFOItD:.SHOBS; •
lien's gaminer°
Underwear
Men's Mereno Vnderwear, very One
quaslity.••Price per gs hent.. •$2:00
Menet Net rl Wool '.Upderrwear,
' T ere of notelt, for comfort and '
,good wear, Pricedat 32.00 to. 32:00
'Men's Fine Balbriggan Underwear4
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in all sires, at .7$c,, 85c. and 31.,00.
Middy Blouses
How cool and comfortable. inthe:
hat days is the girl in a Middy
Blouse We are showing 'a range
in attractive, Styles with often
and colored • detachable collars.
'Priced ' : , :... $1.50 to $2,75'
,► n ciSd V I,n�es>Ou"es`ble°This weep•
G111s' -Gingham Presses' far iges .6 4or4:yeas, Special • $1.50` tea $2.25.
Bine.: and :White S tri fled Aprons, large' `sizes,' Sale Price 75c;
000d, quality Striped. Shirting,. regalii:r.05c., Onr Sale at lilt;
Mice 'quality.-Cettoh'Towellingt Special llc.s a: yard.
Striped'path Towe'll'ing ,at 20c." per Yard, .
Fine White 'Turkish Towelling,: Special 35c, a yard:
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Sale' B fires � � lar 6 0Q t$12,00, • n a at 1-3 • ' "]� T.adies Sxlk and Grape de ;Chane Yo eau $ . o O S >eOkl1F"♦.
6 . ashes •. Mcoat5 .$10:00 to $10:00, a #pif Price
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we one Nay ' 10 is . at, You�rz•-Service. ,
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PAY ---Y0
ASHFIELD: COUNCIL
Council metas per 'adjournment.
A11 present except Councillor•Came-.
bell,. rho was absent through illness.•
Minutes,of March Meeting read and
on :motion of J"ainiesop and 'Sirllivaii
were adopted.
Moved' by„ Jamiesan andSullivan,
and resolved that :Council ask :the
Good Road System to repair road' 27a
and 27b, Clerk';to *rite to R, Pattern
son and B, Beavers regarding same
•:Qn'ti otion of Farrish'and uilivan,
and ..resolved . that:_Township_pay:.
Cents' an hour far :man and 3 -horst
roam while dragging road.
Moved by.l!arriah and Jamieson,
and resolved that all loads on. 'roan
boos be Iiinited to. one and a hag
cubic yards at the dump. ••
The fol:lowin2; •accounts were ord-..
ered paid, on motion, of ''Parrish ano
Suit/van:-
uliuilren's • '"Aid " and Humane ` So-
ciety,,:Goderich, $10.00. John-1VI
Carfhy,: balance on gravelling, R. 3,
' $t).00. -P.. McCarthy, :gravelling X.
$11.10. Wes. •'Twamley,' dragging R.•
3, ;py.,UO P. Gilmore; repairing cul
•vert: K 1, '$2,00 John Swan, 'dragg
ing R. 1, '$0.1.u. Gordon Ritchie.' re•
pairing :culvert, •R,,.2,. $5.00 =Adan.
Johnston dragging R. 2, $1.50. E.
Jaime bagg'ing :.R..:.2, $6.00.• L
Parrish, ging R.-,42, $1.80. B
B. .hie, wagging -R. ' 1..34;80 T
,dragging., R. 1, 33.00 _'rank.
,Murphy, filling at bridge, R. J, 39.50.
R. McGee. repairing road, R 5;-_$2 00._
urp ,.digging ditch, R. 3; $3.15..
J. ulli'Van, dragging R 4, $6,00, Mc-
Lean, Kempton and McKenzie. dragg-
ing R. 1, $20,00, 'Hunter Bros., drags,
delivered, $62.50. Municipal World,
supplies. $8.. C E McDonagh, bolts
rot drag, $2.50 Mrs. Kickley, grant,
$.30.00, G. Jamieson, repairing •hill,
ttoad 1, 42:50: .. '
' Council ,adjourned to meet ,May
25th.. at 10 a,m....for Court _of .:Re-
v sie;n re Assessment Roll. •
C. E, McDonagh, Clerk.
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The Lucknow Hardware & Coal Go
THE STORE 'THAT NEVER -DISAPi'OINTS•
DIDN''T.' SEEM• JUST RIGHT
h was condo tabll li01ht-
Uncle dos w s_ y
an m -one-
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_ pipe in. .• the 11 r
'iT, his t v
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daeiiing when Aunt Maria glaniced up
•_:.-from.:ber-.knitting, ._...---'_=.---- --
"Josh," .she. remarked,' i3do you
know that next Sunday will be the
twgnty-fifth anniversaryof• our wed;
(ling?"
"You •• don't --say •so. Maria," re-
sponded Uncle Jgsh..pulling .vigor-
caaly at. his corn >cob pipe.""What.
about•itID
"Nothing,' answered Aunt Maria
"dnly I &mi ht 'maybe we ought to a, « elbow, and fracturing the
,kill them two Rhode Island. Red :, . ., two places.'the bone protrud-
chickens: ...unt__Iliznueh .the.. -flesh; After-•strpkref-
<.$ " feria," demanded Uncle the ^ss,►+ evening Mr, Stanley Dar'-
Josh, :.'how can you blame them two
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Rhode Island Reds for What hap- ing jr, .was rubbinm down the rash,
tienedtwenty-five yearn ago?" ---San when the same beast that had kicked
Pretneissco Star. • backhis was ,tdrove amed. at him while his
--opo-omasting an
Wash at the back of his head ant'
Most traffic cops ideas seen, to be fracturing the jaw' in tsvo 'maces,
to keep 'the pedestrians froni inter Both patients are retorted to 136 'tlo•
IOW with the 030411101 ing very well,
- VICOUS-11O11:SE-INJ URES
PATHER ANIS SON
Mr. Stanley' rlarlirig• sr,, a prom-
inent_ Carrick
rominent__Carrick. r i me -and !his _ see
•Stanley, ,acre otli ' laid .un with ser-
ious injur : s the result of .'be°ng
kinked +by ti -'ams= horse on lhe'
sane- day T. s t•• _Friday after dinnei
'Mr: Dark r '..itching up a eam
to work in field 'when one ohe
nal kicked at hint, striking -him
HURONCOUNTY .;;HAS.
JUVENILE COURT
Through the efforts of the Child-
ren's Aid Society and Police Magis
trate Reid. Huron county has, obtain-
ed -a Juyn*sile. Court_thrnueh..the
of Attorney -General Raney. which
dates from SaturdaylV+^-�*�
The object• of this court is' to dear
with
boys under eighteen, and b;,.
very fair treatment m
ake an itiVen erort to..any ctilprit etarm_im
Tris -con-
duct •and mak a fresh er i,:a•• The ac:
cused will be held for trail at a de
tentien-homier rather -than n-lgil,-:ant`
supervision until •the age of twenty
.me "is .to' be undertaken' in all' 'cases
.vhere possible. Elliott •
oatiion Office , andclerk will of the is Pro
this court,
ind as such will have the powers of a
Provincial law officer A 'juvenile
^ommittee of six or eight _nenis. yet
to be'•; appointed; `this body will very
• `argely be renresentatves of the Chil
lren's Aid Society.
Police Masrittrate Reid ms•• pass
;entente on. the boys in quite a vari-
tv of wave. They may be sent to the ,
')ntario Reformatory '*,Toronto. St.
Tohn's Industrial School;:w¶Tornntn, o•
Miniico Industrial • School, They
iv beparnted and --' --ars over to the.
sireetion rid supervision of the Chi1-
drenis ' did, . •, at , . r
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,,jSY�il T •Ile ■wb��,
Its it *gam Foodt E ped Hy
to Yoong;C*ttk
Inveu. atlonaI Wolk by Provinctat
voterosoans, It makes Castr'a-
tion'•a�ud'l elhoriihig Risky. --Mu '',
Research: • lend:. cpelHwent
�Ne�'r uary.. �4
(Conntribut.d by Onttlrto 11,Qartment, of
Agriculture., 'J uro>)lte.)
Reeently considerable eleknees and
• 'losses have ' been reported• among
cattle beimg;fed: on••ensilage. In some
instances only a few. .animals baye
been- eeted oft.°:a particular fermi,
• but in a few. eases the losses have
bee0erious.: as one farmer is known
to have lost 17aulinals out of a herd
of 50 ' cattle.. The frequency ,and:
pec00t3t of these losses has'led.the
Departiuent to have . •investigation '
atnd ezperiments' made to 'determine
tll4 cause.,5. _ •
Inv.stlawtionol Work byt :Ontario:
Veterinarians.. ',•�
• The` staff of the Ontario IVeterinry
College have. he -en• in: close touch -with
the veterinary. surgeonsthroughout
the province; ,;and reliable informa-
.tion• obtained as to the ' prevaiting.
circumstances where cattle have ated
In; all_gaees investigation has. reveal;,•
ed the: fact tiler the losses, have
occurred hiaipng cattle. fed extenslrely
on sweet .clover ensilage' which, had
bee0Pre mouldy, Samples of the en
silage were -shipped to Are Veterinary
College;' and experiments conducted
.clearly indicated. that mouldy sweet.
clover ensilage, wap "'roharmful. to cattle.
• m observations , and ,Information i
available at the present/time, it.would
appear that the`:: harm fa confined to,,
sweet clover enailage which has be-
come mouldy, and that the contipued
feeding of. it is .liable,•to cause death,
Young Cattle; the •"First ter Succumb.
It is an• interesting !`act that•young
"cattle'••under. •threo years -of age are
the ones which..huger moat• severely
and succumb the .quickest. In illus
• tration0olz.thia'` '.411n .case,. ineptioned
where 1u,,a, herd of 50 • staf tl{ez;the 17 .
`.which .died,,were all yrou_rig, cattle un:
der, two• ,°yearsd of age . and, in good
condltton. No.pickness lificbeen•pred
ent in'the, herd. until after the feed-
ing:et e the ensilage •commieneed, and
the Yosssts oe'ciirred'' Within a"•few
weeks ,Apparently ' mature, : cattle
over four` years;. of • age are able to
;withstand the ill effects better than
young . cattle. ',However, .continued .
• feedingr'of damaged sweet clover en
•"silage may ;be harmful to cattle of
all ages. •. '
. It, Makes Castration and Deborning.:
• . Dangerous
It, it; also interesting to note• that
operations, ' such as • deliorning and.
casea/Aragon� performed qn cattle that
have been, kept largely on mouldy
sweet ;plover ensilage caused sudden
death .in -many -'-cases„ while the: same
operations siinilarly performed • on
. cattle ,ted .differently have not been
followed by'ill'effects. The exactna-
ture of the poisonous factor
associated with the ensilage, and the
manner in, which it produces harm-
-till effects in cattle-antl•to cause -their
death has not yet " been definitely
'determined, ' and any . opinions ex-
Ore/Oleg at the. present' time are based
on '.*.practical observations. '
Moro "Research and Experimenting
• jltoquired
In fact a large amount of intense
study, investigation and research Will
_be necessaryto obtain reliable con-
e-hisicths regarding. the '`possible dan-
gers i;nc dental --to the• 'feeding- of
mouldy sweet clover•ensilage,or as
to whether sweet clover Cut at 'cer-
` tain stages and under certain con-
•ditions 'develops harmful properties
.as silage. In the meantime sufficient.'
evidence is at hand .to. justify warn-
ing -fanners -against-the---feeding ••of -
mouldy ° ensilage to • live stock in
;order to avoid Josses, and under no
circumstances•'should, operations' in-
'cluding'delrorning and castration be
-Performed: on -:cattle -ay hich'a;re-being
fed • on sweet clover- ensilage if. it
_appears. iouldy.: Such animals seem
'to.develop marked vascular changes
which produce a tendency to internal
hemorrhage resulting in death.=Dr.
C. D. McGilvray, Presideht; Ontario
Veterinary College,' Toronto.
Clover Seed Grown at Home Is Safest.
Ciov,er • seed from Italy° and other
countries of similar climate produces
,:plants that are not hardy in north-,
ern districts of Caiiada and the:
United States. In 1919'four and one-
half millions of pounds of this seed
came -into the United States. This
feed is not sold to fanners' In the
& iidttion=that--it comes 114 because.
seed=houses know • it- is inferior and
.vill not produce ,good' trolls -There-
fore it -pis. -mixed with native clover'
seed 'and undoubtedly is the' cause
ticonsiderable extent of the un-
--tiatlsfaetoi`y clover crops.
The only way to be safe is to buy
'rom relfabbrerms which will gear.
ntee the source: of the seed or pur-
h ;se front growers . in the .immedi-
csY ici � � � a
When ' Pc�i IiasitY'g direct iom
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'rowers care 'should' be exerased -'to
'setsre seed free from noxious and
iior wl`se troifbleso" 1nq;0 d ids
C.
Amy., University of Mifilesota.
ASI.IPIELI7 NO*'
Ian McRae is spendiniC * few days
vissitipg-friends in ;Toronto, r •
,Ir Etatign, of Lucknow, *pant,
- St ndiy at Tato Ensi 's, • . '
. Mrs, Rob ,'Ebben, sf Ifint*il, call'- 'I
ped cn friends to Iloehaalsh 'during the
week, • - ` ' ,
Mrs. -Valencia MeIOulre is: visiting'
With her mother, Mra. •Jseac Ensign,
er,, for few days" ,
- Mr., and Mrs. • Jack lender's on end
iiliildren, sof Paramount,,..visitied with
friends in 1tilhiteehureh.• •
Mrs, W. , R. Walker, of Huron,
visiting with her daughter, Mrs.. Jas.
Struthers, of Paramount. •
Mr, and Mrs. TedDexter' spent a
day last ,t*eek .with Mr;, acid , Mrs,':
Charlie, Dexter;` near *know;
Mrs, Albert Campbell,, . of-' Amber,
ley,,.was=the, guest of her sister, Mrs
Jap:-McDoneiid, of 'Paramount i fqr; a.
few 4ay.s, recently.
Mt, and Mrs,D. McLennan have
returned honie- aftei",: spending a..few
days in Toronto',with, their daughter,
Mrs, Gordon ;fiieke. -
Ray McGuire .and. Neil McAdam
purchased the two fast race horses,.
"Tony C." and "George Alfred", : from.
M,"Durnin,, Goderich, •and we ex
pect they will be, attending the races
this Summer in Canada and .-the Unit-.
ed States.•
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FOURTH CON. KINLOSS
rs...i i , visiting'':
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Melvin Irwin le with
friends in London thie week;
. Mr(Dink Martin, is busy . hi Ming
'tile from" the St.- LUelens Biiclk •yard.
Our line was wen represented at,
the Presbyterial) Church Lucknow on"
-Sunday to hearthe Mr. Patter-.
son of Srirnia, •
Mr. Ed; •L. ittle has :m 'ed on to the
farmwhich he- bought this :siprsng
from 1VIr; Rod MacDougall, while Mr,:
MacDougall, has moved ,to. the Peter.
Macintosh •,farm,, east of the .Grdy
Ox corner, •. • . . . „ ,
Mr. John Christie, 'who with his.
family . came ' out from Seotiand •a
year ago, and has 'since been, einploy-
ed with Mr Walter MacKenzie • has:
engaged to work with Malcolm :Bros,,
of Kinlough, and will be 'moving there i
in the near/future. -
It is- very encouraging to farmers,
to see such a fine prgspect of :a rich',
harvest of fall wheat as we 'have in
this part. On a trip of several ' miles'
taken- •recehtly We . sans. •:many fine
fields; but think one belonging to Mr;
Hodgkinson of Huron, Township Was
about the best. .
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The faults which a man condemns
out of office are • the. ones he -com-
mits when 'in: 1
A SP,Ec IAL l
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0 Bush, NOV Century Oats (1920 Crop)
Carmen. Variety Seed Potatoes for Sale
. • (only a few bags left) •
Will be altering the. following New Itriinswi'ek Seed.
Potatoes. (sample Can be seenat the store):. Green
.. Mout/tali, Irish' Cobbler' and. ° Deleware, This is an •
- opportunity to secure a change o fa. first-class' seed •
• stock. .Call and see sample„ and •bock Inter order,
Seed:, Corn; shelled or on `' cob. ' direct from • corn
fields of Ontario, where Government ,experts bevel
fail ,;to locate ally corn 'borer, and• guaranteed, as
good • germination as is obtainable, to be sgld off',, ear
at G. T. R. station about. 'May 15th. for $1,25 bushel,
(Customers booking orders ' will feceive above price
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and will be • advised on arrival:)
All kinds of Clover and ;Grass Seed -for •Sale, in¢1ud -,
ing Ontario Variegated Alfalfa, Northern grown and'.
'Grimms, Red and Alsike Clovers • and Timothy, . as
well' as White. and Yellow (Albotrea.. Strain) blossom. •
Sweet Clovers.
Some Cane•Molasses still left and can be secured by e thbarrel
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smallquantities, aswe have it -on tap. -
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LUCI Now.
&Iiiiesthi
Celebrate, by wearing one, of our. _New Stra '
w Hats..
See the splendid rams we are showing, � ,g, all new.
from -$2,0f to $4.50.
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Special lines of every=day fiats at 25c.
New Neckwear, the season's newest novel®
ties; 50c.. to $1.00.
Stri ed Cream 7xrou
p .. sers,: pec�a�l. $7.40• a parr. , �.
Plain•
°Gra .�.,h
• odes. alb
$4
New Shirts, ._ just in,_ Priced $1.75
KhakiOutingTro
• , users of the better kind.
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it -it -de a
• y nd cuff . bottoms an,d be
•R It $tri
• Keep Records. +.
Adequate records •are.necessary to
'to efficient management of any bust.,
ass. The farmer, to be successful,
lust -be a business man as well as
t grower' of crrop9 and producer of '
dye .stock, .: a bs. man h;
should have suitAsable btisluinessiiesss records.e
Uniformity bestlirable.
:Every poultry raiser should make
a study of the market demands: A
uniform color of eggs and flesh' in
Poultry is desirable. A mixed flock
• wi11 not prOdaCe ilnlforrn eggs.or
meat, and exitfrom such a Se • ire •
ifftreit
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