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(1.INTON STUNK FAIL
Heed Showing et Nereee--Theases
Miles and Prot. Tiede illy'
Addresses.
A very earceeistui spring lair war
held at Clinton on Thursday last and
was largely &Deeded by people from
all parts or the meaty. A feature of
the day was the hsiiquet held in the
town hall In the evening, at which
Thos, litHilhao of Rented -lb, and Pro -
tremor Toole ut the 0. A. t'., Guelph,
were the principal speakers.
There was a good eutry list of ex
se -Sent quality and the judger hosed
their task ISO siores.re. The remelts et
Ow judging were as follows:
Clydesdale&
Clydesdale atallion, 3 years and over
1, Itedwrt Ifunkock, Brucedeld; 2 and
3, Thos. Mitchell & Sou, Seaforth.
stailloo, 3 years and
under- 1, Werley Nutt, tlisitosi; 2,
Brorilfoot Brost., Seafortli.
Istweepetakers - itirtwrt Murdock,
Itrucedeld.
Perelman& -
Pere -heron mullion, 3 years •nd over
--1, Joreph Eirber, Keaturth; 2, W11
liana. Brown, Clinton. z'
Sweepetakes--Joiwp1V Fier, Sea -
forth.
Heavy draught brood mare, 3 years
mid over --1 and 2, Broadfoot Bros..
liestortb; 3, A. Dale, Clinton; 4, Grey
Bros., Blyth.
Family Of three colts -Johnston
McMichael, Clintou.
Filly or geldiug, 3 yeah and over
-1, Jobu Dale, Cliutou; 3, Artiste
Pale, Clinton.
Filly or gelding. 2 years and under
3-1, Grey Brox., Blyth; 2, Arthur
Dale, Clinicl.
Horse, colt or filly, under 1 year -
I, Ed. Johustom ellzitou; g, Ed. John-
ston, Ilintem; 3, Thos. ciliclusel,
L'ilaton.
Team tad ha Oodbolt.
Exeter.
Sweepstakes -Broadtoof 11 flea -
fort h.
Agrietdtural.
Brood mare, :t years and ore
Alex. Wright, Brioseield; 2, W.
Falconer, tliusou; 3, J4411111 -
Filly or gelding. 3 years and Over -
e,\ 1, John Dale, Chilton; 2, It. T. Laker,
\ Exeter. _
Filly or gelding. 2 years and nailer
.101111 Dale,
Horse colt or filly, 'miler 1 Pear-
Joho Dale. Clinton.
iu harness -1, Ilsrold Dale,
Clintou; 2. L. Peisley, 4.1illhaa. •
SWC4111naken-Alri. Wright, Bruer-
Isle. I'll on.
1;ene purpose brood ware -,4.
Filly or ee/pliug, 3 rears NMI mei,-
1, N. J. Tressarthis, elialore; 2, Ales.
Wright. ---
Trani in hareem -1. Chas. Stewart,
Londesboro; 2,
aweepstakes-.'..1. Trewartha. (*Up-
ton.4.
lied collect los rees--John Dale,
Clinton.
Sett matched tes - Harold Dixie,
Elintom
Tee uslilp prize went to Tuckersinith,
ilroadfuut Seiiturth; J. Dale.,
Judge. John thwrilboule, Wertou,
Dot.
Carriage Horses.
Carriage bores+ in harreess 1, E.I.
Johnston, Clinton; 2, James 1aneg
mond, Clinton; 3, Roy reentries'', Bay -
need.
Redd horse II hartseas-1, floe
Mason Myth; 2, !Leary Glee -,('3
ton; 3. Bart Levis, (Mutat.
Road team in haraess--Grorge Dale,
„Slititon.
Professioaal_hisly driver -1, Yea
Dale, Cliuton; 2, Mrs. Van Esmond,
Clinton.
amateur lady driver --1, }ibis Mar-
\ mei& )(Ileitis; 2, Mrst Bart LIT*
Judge, Eelain Phipps, liarferd. -
Cattle. '
Shorthorn Will. 3 yealit-lillraVer-
JanJea Snell & Clinton.
Short horn I.iill, uuder 1 year---FAI.
* soil. flinton; 2, Ed. 13.
Wiper * son, clinton.
tivief•p3*INLY.-J111/14411 Snell 111 Son,
Clinton
Cow, 3 year* and or -1, James
Kuril & 5.,n, CHOW.; 2,'14d. Wine
tion, Clinton.
Helfer, 2 yearw--11. 11 Wier 4 Son,
Clintlin; 2, W. W. 1Thee, Clinton.
Heifer. 1 year -1, N. Lelreell, Clin-
ton; 2, Jewel Snell & Son, Clinton;
3, E. 11. Wise & Mon. Cliaton.
Dairy granite helfer-1, J. 'hinds.
Clinton; 2, E. Itoselle, Clinton; 3, A.
Trick, 1'111614M.
Dairy row -1, A. Tell*, flinton; 2,
M. SlItTaggrart, Clinton; 3, John Wal-
ton, Clinton.
Best collect bin -Kir Wim.' & Son,
Clinton.
Judge, H. Smith. Exeter.
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MAKE SMALL LOANS
TO HELP WORKERS.
Dar Minims Dollars WUI Be= to
Help Nlevassies freer('
Oldie( 'Auld.
Beim LW its Skim of 'blood'. totA
clam uI tuechillarS. artisan* and small
trade.useen, ruined by tlw war, by ex -
$1,0o0,000 through Kuban loans,
le the ohm which Dr. Burls 1/. Bgen,
lfliseetor-Getwral of Jewish relief work
in Potent!, is new working en, as our
of the mala features or the recon-
etrwtive 1444114 program now twine
elaMegi (ni In that l'Onntry.
"l'ertect ailtuinistration ready to
carry Hits work Dr. HOgra (41,4141
the Canadian J.' 11 Belief Committee.
'Title Is w lerful importunity (or
eimportictise set -sive. -
Heading a null toeutyrive
relief workers. wiliek rep...tots. airriVed
in Poland. Dr. !Sigel'. with beiiilqinirters
la Warsaw, 11 gh his nail haS
relief organizatiens ering pr.i.-tic-
illy every pert of stricken Polipuil,
reperts, while couriers tire covering the
reentry. delivering reusittaneee from
Canadians to tlecir destitute relatives
hi' Pole nd.
In line with 1)r. Rogen's reronstroc-
lion Pelicy..an appropriallos of E2:i0.-
Mit for tier as Milian loans to aid in
reluitillitatiou„ work was included In
tlw %Iamb eipeoplituree of Silithou
for Poland. hy Int` Joker Distributioe
t'onnisittee, retie/ plIslwriting orgelliZa
thin of tlw Jewish %Vat. ite
lief opus' nig Mined leelles.
DIFFERENT KINIIS OF SLACKERS.
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t'el. "Si" Peek: Y. C.. Skis Tiler? Wear
• Some Overseas.
- (Noma. April it ---Shicker" dis-
frauchiserseirt •lalk, reeelVed th the
Unionist caucus, today A black eye
from the only Vii torla Chia* member
1.1' l'arliament in cenaile. Colonel "51 -
Peck. In what is elesvriheel by his
fellow-useguliers as use of the mogn
forts rut sieve hex --lever-beeritt-in es
he deelared that it was otw of the
eel flit/bosh thing.' poesiltle to dra
he ni . a IIII fast line lietW4.1•11 Men who
w re pilaekers and those who were not.
here 3. 344.4 ilille of its who eau
look \boil: over (he War anal bOIWNtlY
say i at lie did all he could all the
thaw,- s
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aiil Ilse l'odiowWm
l. "emust
all teal that !Iwo. nen. ninny things
144. 1.011141\11aVe 114.11W 111111 WY did INA
du- \.
Coi. Perk declared ch., ir .3, wail
ship did 11.,1 join the m r any for one
reason or ,i/garter (Sere to lie called
slackers. oleo ea. 1.. lie said of the
turn Nil.. 14.111.4 rhe force's, Lint I11li1*-
41111.4 1py kitimoice or in--AluillP other
way to he kept klyking their heels to
Frew.' or England
who hail seen to it.
serstchein Frees*. tam
job in F.ogiand for the
and he bail Alpha 0
come back to Gee tiring -
nine sorer'. It Would at•INI
judge 3... Weide all tise me
the front, in England or in
who should I* ithifninchiseil
slacker*.
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OODZRICR. 011T.
POULTRY RAISING • AS A VOCATION
int a Little Tired! DON'T WORRY!
the Beginning of a Nervous Hacklalea "4 NI." a's
Breakdown M simply a wenesetal prepasatioa for
pi,- et Jaii Heart; drives out
Pala. Ars& Seery aad the aisoselelle•
te that gain ahem with diseases ot
kis most Important orgaa.
UPLN
do -vitalises the whole beaky organ-
isation sad Tea Must Have Sleep is
order to build up your health and
strength. If the Nerves are all a
tingle and Jusapy, and the Brain Is to
a state of unrest through Overwork.
Worry or some Feuotesaal Disorder,
a restful sleep will be didlealt to ob-
tain. Do not dope yourself with
"sleeping powders" or "heart depress-
ents"-take Hacking's Heart sad
Nerve Remedy *ad stilidared
will follow. ugADAtini\
is Nature's Signal of disharmony la
the humau body. It may come from
impoverished blood, overtaxed bride.
lose of sleep or it may be from Con-
gestion followed by Inflammation.
Nu matter what the cause may be
Hacking's Heart and Nerve Remedy
will help you.
People who kave bees *Wag for
years should not expect a Complete
Cure In a few days but should per-
sist in the treatment in order to ban -
h th• underlying causes and to cor-
t the evil conditions that bring
t the trouble. You should be
14 to get Barking's ae no other
kin will do. lie pieta:mkt about
your 1c1r, as YOUR health is
impor
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sler 4 I sr
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o3 -k
'fif-kneW
atter they 'got a
they got ee sate
est of fi/P war.
-Ira Icier,
with run --
an all-wbee
either at
Canada.
r being
Many a man refuses to trust in
Lord as long as lie has a dollar in
pocket.
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Although the value of poultry and
poultry products In the three
prairie provinces of.Canada amount-
ed to more than twelve and a half
million dollars' in 1919, it cannot be
said that the poultry Industry In
these provinces Is anything more
than a side line with the majority
of farmers. The high prices paid
for eggs during the last few years.
however. has caused farmers to
turn their attention to the pos-
sibilities uf poultry raising as a
are harm' plym:ntb roclis. In 1918 : sunshiny days, and the absence of
Mr. C. A. Croestield. who is in c::a-gelratn daring the hatching season
of tho poultry section at the experi-
mental station at Lethbridge. trap -
nested at out 150 hens Of these 94
contribute greatly to the succsseful
raising of strong and healthy chicks.
The housin• of the 1. very
hena which had laid more than LAP simple and can be dup ted at 113 -
eggs during 1918. included 37 which tle expense by any farmer. or trY
produced 200 and more, were ' anyone else as a matter of fact, who
"elected. These were tested with might want to take up chicken rano
cockerels of • good egg producine Ing as a profession. The floor of
Attain. and 'out of the hatchings f in the pen is the ground end the roosts
last spring 220 pullets were ta!:, are about three feet away from the
These 22u birds were divided Into ground. The roosting space has a
Manna of increasing their income. 3oeku 04' tift ilv and peon4i covering of canvas which is placed
This is shown by the lateral which together to the fall. over the opt Wogs at night to pre -
f. being taken la • the trachillgs of One lot was ritileed in the pen Iasi; vent draughts. The beat from the
the agricultural roller's and the October. , a month earlier than the hens Is thus confined to a small
Dominion and Provincial Govern- rest. These fifty-five h, ns netted a space and no artificial beat is pro -
meat experimental farms through- profit of $1 12 each during the month vided. Good clean straw covers the
out the country. Farmers are look- of December. They latd 143 eges
Ing for advice regarding poultry,
and arachnid -raring to put into
practice the valuable information
made available by the agricultural
colleges and experimental farms.
The work that is betng done at the
Domluion Experimental Farm at
-,J ethbrtdge, Alt erta. is rharacteristic
',of what similar institutions through -
"Out sage country are doing. and in-
dicate( the enormous profit pos-
sibiliges poultry raising in the
prairie provinces offers, if the pro-
fession it taken seriously. At this
tarm t return of no less than 390
weekly is be.ng received from a
flock of 220 hens which require but
part of the title Of one man to look
_atter them.
The value of the poultry at the
—1.Avtltbr1dee E'apertmental. Farm to
Measured by the number of eggs a
tea lays. Many of the best 'Ards
at the farm would not stand very
h4gbI. tbe eitimation of a judge at
at a PiiiTiff Show. But they are
cgg producers, and eggs mean more
revenue to the farmer; and ft is the
object of the Experiment's! Farm to
kart the farmer methods that will
produce more revenue.
The flock which produces such
aatisfartory results has been got to -
/other tiv Intelligent selection of
l.:.oed laying strains. The birds
more than ninety dozen - ehich were
sold who -resale -at 90e- a dozen.
Every ben laid during the month
One pullet laid.-tbtrty eggs la the non to their other feed which con -
thirty -one days. Many others laid gists of oats, bras, shorts. and corn -
twenty -five and twenty-six each in meat In equal parts. as well as
the same period The average num- green. alfa I fa leaves, grit, oyster
ber of eggs laid by the "" II.in awbeealtiherantrnand eat
dhe echoare°41iwIhrationnwarmer
this pen during the month was
somewhat leas than twenty egs s Is reduced. Clean water Is always
each. - available. The food Is given In
The p• -ns for the other birds were hoppers "'eh are arranged • few
not ready until the middle of inches from the ground.
No-
Durtzg the cold weather the bens
are given a mixture of two parts of
cbrn and six parts wheat In addi-
It would be interesting to see what
vember, acd the results In Deceenber.
results could be obtained in Western
Canada from specializing in poultry
raising on a farm where the greater
part..,if not the whole of the crops,
would be grown tor feeding the
Poultry. .011 account of the great
variety of crop.' tlutt can he grown
on an Irrigated farm It would seem
that these farms offer special ad-
vantages to anyone wanting to
make poultry his profession. but
tatiefactory resulte could undoubted-
ly be obtained from almost anywhere
In the prairie provinces. The pos-
sibilities of the Industry are being
reallted, however, and during the
last ide months reports have been
received of More than a dozen
different people who )20# started,
or who have planned to begin
poultry raising oa a commercial
scale.
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were not quite so good In these pens
as in the one just mentioned.They
were, however, very satisfactory.
All -bet Seventeen bens laid - One
hen laid thirty eggs, yielding a gross
return of 42 20 for the month. This
is a good deal more than the cost of
Its keep. which some farmers are
well zatlkfied to get from their bens
during the winter months. These
pens were doing much better later
and In January fourtee4dm,en egg's
were being taken teem the tour
pens daily. This works out at about
one hundred dozen eggs a a cek, and
at present prices means a return of
390 a week from po belie •
Mr, Crosefleld realms there t. no
great secret In getting such results
as these from poultry In Southern
Alberta. The dry ateneephere. the
'How often do we t
hear people say "Oh,
thees's nothing the
matter, pun a little
rundown, that's all."
This may be thee -
beginning of a Ner-
vous Breakdown and
may soon be t lowed by Headache,
Dlisinees, pokes1 he region of the
Spine. Weak IM.t1oa and many
other troubles.
Hackles's Heart a Nerve Remedy
is almost sere to p vent Nervous
Collapse. It is Just t • right thing
tor N Troubles f any Wad.
When yoe "don't feel ri t," and the
easily you should not de In taking
this wonder remedy. as it 111 bring
back the Vigor rued Vitali or flood
Health. that you so much d re.
It drives away Fear. New
*lad Despondency and makes your
Sleep more Restful and Kathityls ; it
is a Tonic and Strengthener to he
Heart, the Nerves, the Brain and t •
Body.
Don't Worry sod dotal give ap be-
cause others medicines have failed to
help you, buy a few boxes of Hark-
ing's Heart and Nerve Remedy from
your dealer to -day and an Improve-
ment in your condition will quickly
follow.
Be sure that you get Hacking's. if
your dealer does not keep It, we will
gladty send it by mall Pries 60e a
box, 6 for 12.16. Hacking's Limited.
Listowel, Ont,
t.
Hack g's Heart and Nerve Remedy
la sold b all first class druggists or
by mall pt paid. Pries Ile a box.
11 boxes for 12.116. Hackies's Limited,
Listowel. ••
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Girls? Your haIr needs a little "Danderine"—that's all! When
It becomes lifeless, thin or loses its lustre; when ugly dandruff
appears, or your hair falls out, a 35 -cent bottle of delightful,
dependable "Danderine" from P store, will save your hair.
also double it's beauty. You cal have nice, thick hair, too
Surprising ifinsaeit.
Oil Promoter -Do you know what
would happen if we struck an _ili. ,the
well •'
Frtend-'ou'd be the moei si
lrprloed
man in the world. -Judge.
Sweetness and LW.
pThere had been: difference of opinion
to the preacher's family in which six-year-
old Elisabeth thought she got the worst
01*3.. So at prayer -time she was unhappy
and resentful toward the world in general
and her own ministerial firstly in per -
Ocular. But she knelt at her mother's
knee as usual and went through her usual
evening petitione. Finally she prayed:
'Ilk Lord. make all the had people
Then as an afterthought she added:
"And God, if you can, please make all
the gond people nice."
The Fate of Heroes.
Father (endeavoring to blend instruc-
tion and amusetnent)--"Yes. children.
tAr. L)oyd George oared his countrY juit
ggiatitnot Arc saved France."
Chid -"And when are they go
to burn Lloyd George, daddy r -
Paring Shoo.
Reaseeriag Her.
A mike had been dlowing an old iadY
ever a ism NAIL and, after thaaking
Idea obi stoldaely remarked:
like Mot. according to the ship's or -
tips ese forbidden."
east thee tweed to the valor
atLawilla loot. answered:
ma'am. so Were
=wit ebe daTeien 01Eden."-Ez.
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You Can Buy the Best Gray -Dort Ever B
THE Gray -Dort which your
dealer has to -day is the best
Gray -Dot ever built.
More than that. It is the greatest
Grai-Dort value.
For $1,365 you get a Gray -Dort with
ten major improvements and a dozen
refinements.
With a bigger gas tank, placed in the
rear, with a new, extra -heavy, extra -safe
steering gear. With the emergency brakeon
a lever— and with Thermoid brake linings.
A more convenient Gray -Dort, the side
• Built in Canada by Sk
curtains opening with the doors, with very
much more leg -room in the tonneau and
with more in the driving compartment be-
cause of the shorter and smarter cowl.
A Gray -Dort which has the good -looks
of a smarter top, hand -tailored in our own
shops, a smarter hood, with many long.
narrow louvres.
There are many more refinements which
you will find when you drive the new Gray -
Dort.
Here you have the same powerful. finely -
built motor with its big bore and long
stroke. The same heavy crankshaft, many
pounds heavier than on other light cars.
illed Canadian Workers an
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A rear axle built specially for us right here ; „.
in Chatham. Long springs. built here, too.
Westinghouse starting and lighting. Im-
proved Carter carburetor. Every unit of • Ir •
motor and chassis is bigger and stronger
and higher quality than is usually consid-
ered for light cars.
Gray -Dort production has been doubled for this
year. But our dealers tell us that this will not be
sufficient to most the demand. It would be wias te
see the Gray -Dort dealer to -day.
PRICES
5 -Passenger Car—SI 365, Cols. Chatham. war to
extra.
2 -Passenger Roadster is the same price.
Gray -Dort Special—SI 50 extra on the standard.
Gray -Dort Ac•—$255 deers en the standard.
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