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Sunday Afternoon
By ISAB�L HAMILTON, Goderich, Ont.
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O ring a song of Bethlehem, Threeuulwtwtd shepherds were
O( ehephetds watching there, evldeutly tlrvout, Gal-fcarlug men,
And u( the news that came to them cliewly aklu lu mind and /spirit to
Frost angels in tete air; their aucester, ',avid, who mieslbly
The light that shone on Bethlehem _watched his flocks upon these very
raid all the world to -day; hltla. While rye and halal were en
Of Jesus' birth and peaee on earth gaged in doing ordluary larks their
The augels sing alway. ' Marls were tutted to hear angelic mu-
-L. }'. Demote etc and ret they were ready for the.
meeltage of the adt'rut of the Mlelmlah,
told they hastened to verify Ibe Truth
of the mewlage. They had only the
Iorv,4 iin. thins to guide them in
their s•*41eh. The)•. however, (timid
Mnry a1111 Jlau•p11 not In the• inn. but
in ant adjuulitle amble• fitted up for the
lir brighttu.+s of Thy glue)'. grant !'uvt•rfluw of theme gathered up for the
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(► (ted, t
PRAYsit
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the Fountain • of all truth
end grata. elm hast called un out of
dormers into '1'hy uwrvelloua light
by the gracious vomiter, of Thy lieu,
...at We way be so illumined and 11
In Him who i* the way and the truth
stud tlw• life. that our way may Ian
everlasting lite; through Him who,
math the Father and the Holy Spirit>
Is glorified, one God, ill light ever-
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Sl'NDA1 SCHOOL MORIN FOR
Jt L1 6th, 1024
l eltson Title -Te Birth of Jesus.
Luaus Passage• --Luke .4-211•
Golden Teal.. -Luke 2:11.
(a1ing. The mean quarters and th•
humble folk did not shake the faith
of the shepherds. for they fouel the
nue Cleo- *ought exactly 111 the angels
had said. We ran /.I114Iy think of i
1111.111: lir stratioe thl•ulsl•lve.e and say
tug over a1141 over the worth. of the
:111grl-wrug. Mary. 1114 Well its Jos4•ph
and otters, gathered r d them. w'aa
uuwh impressed 11y the conduct 111141
tcon41crfut word* of the shepherds
To ]Ivry 11 was a e,rroberatlon of
%%lust N1411 already knewll to her and
kept hidden IL tier own heart. 11111 to
others It was n strange tale. '
Tle• sh4•pd•enls are never nnelti,11.41
mode after their return lis their home
Intl work. They went prelsing and
glorifying 11411 for the ,tlwlieeee that
had lana 41111114 and ever :Inter 111144
44111141 ally 111 the words of the poet :
•n..• ve• a s1..ry to tell to the 111111414144.
That Khali Turn their lucre, to the
right.
\ story of truth lend sweetness.
t story Of resew and light
For the darklw•ss shell turn to dasvu-
fug.
1,41 the 11aw-uing to u,Kln-dav bright :
1ud t'heist's greet kingd shall
Curve 1111 Wirth.
The Lined of let,- Niel light."
We read 1n the first part of tide
chapter of a decree beteg publisher)
by Parlor Augustus that All the
world abould be trivet Iliad tide re-
gistration 114•0 conducted after the
Rowel' manner, Joseph and ]nary
tvnuld nut have lad to leave Nazareth
and go to Bethlehem, but out of de-
(rreuct• to Jewilsh prejudice it tree
wade in the Hebrew woad• which com-
pelled then to go up to the home town
of their ani'eeters. And so it was
that ProvIdence used tlw iwIwrial
will and Jewish prejudkw to bring to
pas: prophet.: "led thou, Ilethll4nw
gphiratah, though thou 11• little awoug
the thuusauds of Judah, yet out of
thee shall he cove forth onto U. Hint
is to he ruler Ip lentil- tl(lruh 5:_1.
At11 air the loges, of sacred his-
tory we see picture) the little (,IW-
Iouy having Nazareth and going
southward. a hem 1 ,1144,uw• juurey
for \eery with Its inlsomitable end-
ing. "And Abe brought .forth her
'- GODERICH, ONT.
elate malnteaaace.
lie was of the
WOMAN SUFFERED
FOR MONTHS
matting muco proal. one age at I
which most pullets begin laying Is
from six to seven mouths; some lay I
at four and one-half to five months.
and others not until eight or nine
months of age. This means that If a
htty per cent. egg yield is wanted In
November the pullets should be
Weak and Nervous. Made , hatched during March or April; May
Well b L dia E.. Pinkhatn's hatched pullets will lay a little, but.
Y 1
Vegetable Compound
Webbwood, Ont.-" I was in a very
weak and run-down nervous condition,
always tired from the t �g ot rest
until 1 went to bed. `Sleep did
me at all. My sister recommended
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound
to me and others told me about
it, but it was from my sister's advise
that 1 took it. It did not take I, re
until 1 felt stronger, headaches lett
me and my appetite carre back to me.
1 am a farmer's wife and have rrany
things to do outside the house such as
milking looking after the poultry, and
other chorea. 1 heartily neon nand the
Vegetable Compound to all who have the
h for it Is a Gne medi-
c
Louts Lisette
- - finodwori tern, *awl emptied him In
swu,1dlFug clothe, 141141 111141 411w 111 a
°all •tor; Iweausr there was no room
for Idem 111 the 11111" Irma• 7)•
�'en.ra 0 14 -Heavenly Flattad.s.
1Vhile the shepherds were keeping
watch over their fleck by flight sud-
denly a bright light enveloped them
and 141 angel 1t44s1 beside them. Daz-
zled by the glorleue 115114 lend (111441
with fear, they beard a voice ...eying.
"Emir not ; for, behold. l bring you
peel tidings of great joy, whleh shall
he to all people. For unto you Is
born this they In the city of i►avld a
Stevi..ur. which 14 ('hrint the iewd."
They were th,o.glveu a Alen by which
the)' would recognize the MrAsiah:
"Te Khali tied the belie wrapped in
swaddling clothes.. lying In a 1111111-
Ft•r ..
No moaner was the mecum. deliv-
ered than a mnititu'h' of the heaven-
ly lime joined the angel anti prefaced
Got Keying: "Glory 44. Gel in the
ghost, and •on earth p'slw, goodwill
toward men"
••1t was but. fitting and ia•rfeetly
natural that the Gospel that Heaven
lied Iwen so long time preparing
mdopa break upon the world amid the
Iwrmuldes of m1111k•. As the pr 144
14.''m4s a fulfilment, and the hope a
r,alIz.ltion. shall there twit he the
coder of song sent Ovalness? The
singers were there in their places,
and they sang. not Iwvanee they
wound. but because they must" (Rev.
H. 'tartoz ).
}'arae* 15 -211 -The Shepherds' Adore -
Funeral Director and l lien.
llydroEIeCt11C
The People's Power
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C. Electricity
Wash h Electricity
Ins by Electricity
Ot Clem Quick
'Clasper than Coal or Wood
An Electric Vac4tttnt Cleaner
removes all duet. A broom
just moves the dust.
Walk in and see the display
of Electric (.',reels at the
HYDRO SMRE
Nevth ride of Square Gederiek
J. R. Wheeler
Embalmer
,II calls promptly attend-
ed to day or night
PHONLS
Store 33R Reeklesce 366w
Hasdtes Street, Gn..erleh
THERE IS ONLY ONE
GENUINE ASPIRIN
0111► Ttlttide with "Bayer Cross''
. mu Ai -N0 others!
e `
At coon as the angel -song 14111100
the angels disappeared. (tut of the
sllenee came the voter of ate shep-
herd maying to another. 'Let 111 now
go even unto R1•thleheru. and Nee this
thing which 114 come to pens. which the
Lord lath made knower oto nm."
WOMEN! DYE
ANY GARIENT
ORDRAPERY
Waists
Skirts
Coats
Kimonos
Dresses
Sweaters
W yes deet see the 'Sayer Crosse
t;a tie tablets, refuse them -they et11
rat .iris at all
Ieslal 00 revise "Payer Tablets of
plataly stamped with tis safety
i(rem-Aspirin preeerilarl by
ph�*lslaws ler eiseteew ears and proved
w e mnlieas fat Headaehe. Tooth•
*eh% Rheumatism I.umha
Gad Pair 1
4
stela g (y.
Me bel.. of
it table --ales
M" Mthage*. Mede i■
67
Is glia Mobs oath
t' is la �p*451, et Dozer MKww
1MM6ssler 4 MatteeneerldM
`r
A_le nen hmww »ettNPot itis
111laeg►eus, ills Takleta M
gr,, "Ml iei etasp,,l
tom' 19319 Mart, this
zt
cress.
Draperies
Ginghams
Stockings
same trouble 1 F. '
cine for women
sex, Hillcreet Farm, Webbwood, Ont.
Moller threads Wawa' Feeds Relief
as a rule, not forty or more per cent.
dally. -W. It. Graham, O. A. College.
Guelph.
Htnta on Plow Adjustment.
1. Adjust the springs till the
weight of the plow beams and bot-
tons are practically balanced.
2. Hitch plow ata point on traitor
drawbar midway between horizontal
centre of tractor and horizontal cen-
tre of plow.
3. Adjust vertical position of hitch
to as to be substantially level in
worklne position.
4. S1•t levers for Qat position and
open first furrow. •
5. Change levers to working post-
, (ion.
I 6. When plowing is flnlnhed, set
!the levers In transport position and
take plow and tractor tb neatest
Shelter.
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Fog P4c a
Req G�
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NEVER N '�-}
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FORGET
You are mils to nerd Posse
handy remedy for
Insect Stings, Thorn Scratches,
Sore Pisces. Zam-But has flees
rP used to be the Crest. Take a
box with you.
50.1....14 Unre l& .a/ Stone.
ZilkM-suK
opinion that the GovernmMt greet
should go to improved roads and mot to'
rotor that were merely dirt.
Frank Bell, of Downie, thought
that gals aad thaw tax would be a fair
Nay to ralse money to pay for tloo
needs. Ile was of the °pluton that
Ole grant to lownahlp roads should
he 30 per cent rather than 20. He did
11411 Iwlleve that the number or dirt
nods was sufficient to make their
classification net -canary.
Favors Suburban Ares
road from 1lluiraIII to lake Ilur
1 • wade a Provincial highway.
Reeve J Stewart, of North Masthope:
,ted not think that the mileage in the
,county was well adjusted. Re was
In favor of the stiburlwo are* system
.end thought that the eonnty should
lake advantage of Ute otuportunity M
•ding•• to the county 11ystr n of cos -
rolling notb. It war pointed est
(list it war almost tmpoeelble to
HD.. the -euleirben area system work
out In Stratford. as It bordered on too
manly township•. lie thought there
sits a preiblllty of equalizing roads
"
i111 Ih4. lowmly syMrm
one »\\' .4. Itearh, of Fttllartoa. thought
Tie thought that 1111144• who ha4111'.741.11.11::1 :::::0117.41:71
hr png1n11111 of ,•xla•Iwlttur on rtlada
114 It part gut rotads and thee.
should Iw judp.l by Ihr aNwnlnt tl: 1
5 'haerr got to nod+. tID, that was trade of them. 711
iipgi
thee u• abostld la• a readjndul•ot ,.,Ina•»•, depended on their 141.1101.��
of n•id .1: fh•Allou. TI „• s maker Iwllered that more at-
�. ttlusg fleece 0I iJgowrt, 1,.Itti.11 should he paid •to the tack
.lancet largely Mr. Kenya opennwds. Ile was Infnrmwl that oft fart.
k.e . Ile tlwogh1.;_1(11179"11,
that the 1051 i(Il-luding five f,1d alt. hew, wail alae
rtw11111Fel .4111144 .uppwrl for Ihr ,.uongh for r Iowltablp road. iteeve I
hark rends *1141 poidrtl IRC, r rase t A. 1'nlquhoti expre'*wd the same ,
in (.ist0wel atwee a nod In the opinion. ,
1055 55' kept up 51 itK expels"; \t'nrilen NI Hagerty. of Imgan. would • a
of 4(1. euparal""' altlatalgh 1' like to wr the grant continued on
was almost entire%) used In, Orme ,w-h•rn setas. 1111 In many eases It was
ott.kk of I.istoweL '-Ilffi.ult m get gravy for them. Re
.1 t' 11:1c. also or I.t"1••w••1, s4yd not .ugg4..Ud that name of the roads 1
think IIu11 tl11• North had bad a st Mare ,e,srled r aliglltlg.
dent in grltiuc Gevrretlent r.un14.'He
Should Keri Reeks
rhnup l!l there 'I..ti1t1 lie Nun• ee14� Ilse representative. a McKil-
tlrtiug',link* with tie Iirighwa414 �
which mostly rail 44141 nail 14 4.41, This \kN/• F. J. believed that
5,11141 help the North 111 get murl• a iuuniform ayat.i re MOhkMylag
s rvtr,• from the highway.. sh011kl erhlatn fK ilea setlld5 he
v
the rSlltlliee, lie was of the ear
ion Ihall the (iaysasasrwl ehookil
pa) a Plied ell st fInish'el road,
Ile wan', $ elected reason for
Smelts in l�iasskrr awl Reels
-Reeve It. Arm'*sang. of Ellie, waft
nppow.l 141 /little syethtn of county Pal
e Ind of r,nlAo helot the preas�
rlrwlutbil ryetem of twitting after !�e
r.w0M. 111 event of a etgtlmittee for
Ile whip county looking after the
nods '1111• people not a44llnalrted
with rouditbtu. end therefore-,Ineffr-
dent. wosild lie pal In charge. Ile
war of Ido• opinhol Ihat a paermahrnt
•iugiie"•r In clta -g•' would Is• m1e+
awl exteudve. Mr Armalnxli ask
..1 for a p41My of retrenchment la
hllild111C roads and believed that the
entitle.. ehunld handle the I'm -facial
r, 41411-.
It...... W. Scott of FJwa was In fav-
or „1 tb.' simpflfkrl eyatem of rued
, laseirontltm.
Praise Work of Board
In .1. 1), Monteith, Y.L.A for North
Per'`,, and W. H. Chamber... M.1..A.
ter S.wth t►xfonl, spoke in e.mpltlwen-
Port Huron, Michigan. -"1 suffered did Ir
if I wonted very much I was nevous
for two ears with pram* In my side, and I The three outstanding features of 1 t ti
and just as tired in the morning as when
I went to bed. I was sleepy all the day
and didn't feel like doing anything, and i
was so nervous 1 would bite my linger
nails. One of my friends told me about
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound, and it helped me ao much that I
*eon felt llne."- ra.CHAR1.esBEELER,
501 -14th St., Port Huron, Mich.
Women who suffer from any feminine�
ailment should try Lydia E. Puikha re's
Vegetable Compound•
Holland's dairy Industry are cleanli-
ness, efficiency and co-operation.
Cleanllnere is a national, trail, effici-
ency has been developed, and co-oper-
utiou has been learned and spelled
through long years of marketing
huge surpluses In the jaee of the
keenest competition.
Inefficient cows are In the major -
I, ity; they compete with one another,
and all are unprofitable some or most
of the (line. They are a drag on the
best cows, but the latter, despite that
fact, are money -makes most of the
Gem
SOME POULTRY POINTS'
WORLD MISSIONS
How John Williaar• Got His ('*11
Jebu \Tilliaw'. the f:uuous mi•siun-
nry to 1 h w•nth 14.11 14111 •, when
'Oberlin; nluont ,11 n 44ablalth evening.
was persuaded to g, and hear n ser-
mon: the lul'weiagr w11s 11wr1 by the
Ilot% Spirit to 1114 convershw/. alai he
I'.e'*111 • 1115• 141 the great* •t iniee11a1-
4rh•s of m,1h•rn timers.
111• had I..•u Invited to chnn-Ii by
Jelnl R'here1lg0. ails• Ilfe story has
14,11 1114 as follows:
\ Ir*neper, p, -lig through 1ti1-
eton, 1y Sl affonls111re. England, ob
vrnel the" shops 4hwee generally a.
ou the Sabbath.
'Presently a funeral ening. by. ret
tended by the clergy. the magistrate..
4.111 mote ,f the c1llz.er. of the town.
Who could I. the 411.111151115111.41 per -
•.,n to whole• n,,IuIliry such tokens of
nubile ramped were 111111? It wit.
fnhie Taheredge. n bachelor. eh() diel
1t the nee of eight)• -four.
he (10141 Irunnllugery, o•hlldnsi s tut-•.
L;• 41111 inmm,mge•ry, chlldr,1i'„ toys'
and 11.1. Bible. 11 nil religions book.
114 exla•1141Ni nine or ten 1144111ing' II
week 1114111 llimw•I1. and devoted the
rest of h1,. profit.' to work.. of h11mw1-
Ity 11)11 plett'.
Among ,cher w-nys 44f Ikdng 'good.
he used 10 go out a little before chareh
time. 1411,1 If he raw a man loitering
about the street, w•onld get pito eom-
...m.e11411 with him 41141 take him to
Omni'. and haring fuuud hint a sent.
would stet nut to seek for other loit-
erers.
Thus lived John EtMenalat'• to
whom theme honors were 4h10w91.
SCHOOL FAIR DATES FOR 1951
Selection and Mating Are Both
ol, Much Importance
Does "Like Beget Like?" -The Ques-
tion of Selection-Inbteelllng and
1411e Breeding -Whiter Fagg Prt-
ducthus-I'olnta on flow Adjust-
ment.
Following are the dates 4rf•the /school Milverton Wants Highway
fairs to Is. help In Huron county thew I Ihr 1'. L. 'I'..• Reece of Milncrtuu.
.was In fever of 11 grant for the lark
(Contributed by 1inter10 Department of
Agriculture. Toronto.)
-There are two main points to be
considered In poultry breeding. First.
the selection of birds that have the
characters desired; and secondly. a
further selection from these of birds
that can produce offspring as good as
elves.
w
Ilrms
or better than t
DoesDoes"Like"Like Dere Like?'
Many are of the opinion that "Like
begets lite." in general. that Is true,
but It 1* true for general and not for
particular qualities. It is true that
a male White Leghorn mated to
White Leghorn female.. will breed
chickens that are White Lcghorns,'rr
that have white plumage, yellow lege.
and white earlobes. But of the off-
spring of these there will be no two
chicks exactly alike. We find large
and small Leghorna; most of thein
never go broody but some do; some
lay large eggs. others small eggs.
And we find a great variation In the
number of eggs produced by different
hens.
The Qlle*tlon of Selection.
REPAIRING BARN HE
FINISHED 62 YEARS AGO
Not ninny men live to do work again
of the !nine kind slaty -two yl•,r.
thereafter. but Mr. John Tole. of
Tts•kerernl,h. her heti eneh experlente
1114y11 The tb'at,rth Eepa1itor. At the
ape of nineteen he flnllelled a tiny barn
for his father. Ilse late John llolg• end
glow Owned by hl! brother. R'. M. llolg.
He made the rafter.. frqm round poles
Newel On One side and they here
4111451 the Morino nelll Nil 14.4 of all
thou• yenr5, and a few (ley.' ago. *t
e IliNlge of 4.1`41r one veers, he enwed
lien' 'rafters to r.pine• the one.. hp
made ellen 1 ynnlh slttv•two years
,goo, and will Again put n new rood
. on Ura first building that he 11111 hal.
1yDr. Is4g e11/1/11` to Tnokersrnith with
414 parents, when a bey of ten years
of age. seventyAtte yenta ego. from
4.5ohnte. then tower Camelot. note 4),e
Itwr•, and 11wt1tlen in (leering the farms
land erecting building threat, and liar
remitted le that omen/4111p ever 14114e
1►uring (bet time 1.e4 has en. led n great
ninny hnlldingh
'o. het!1 •n.em end lents.
I'hit will- Item remain as eel dente. of
bis 4111 n• n Itwrhante and 4,1114er.
',or upward. of thirty pan. he lin. elms
had 1 sawmill end ent 11 large quan-
tity I1f lnmber Poch end orery year.
and this veer. (termite lila fourneore
.-*ere. Is will on the job am lively 411
ever.
Reek
15-etsof "Diamoed
ee
Dyes• sttnea dlnetioes leo simple any
WOMAN ea* dye or
if t any
kap never
thing sew,va
dyed beers Dreg stoma sell all .otos.
CHILDREN CRY FOR "CASTORIA"
Especially Prepareu for Infants and Children of All Ages
Mother! Fletclwr's ('.M.oria ham
t•rew in use for rover 30Mrs as a
tdeaw*t, barmier", snh.4itnl* for
fader oil, Paregoric, Teething Prop*
mod S.wrthie `lye ('ordains no
merso.tica. Provee recti,*m are en
1 oath package. Pky everywkere
recommend il. The kind con have
always bought heats sign.tur' of
rear:
.tehfield
sr. Iielems
innovate
Wroxeter
Repot.- 8 nettle in the 141%11 :41 1111 same rate
Belt, 9 that we.. irlid for township roads. 11e.
., seri. 10 sued they wound Iw "4k•kle41 141 Math"Sept. 11 nail a hi)thaav Mllvrrion.
Goan,, Sept. 12 W. 11, Sanders. "Of EXetsr, WAN
'1 in1er0 411t. 15 5trto.gly in finer of Curtailing all
Zurich Sept. 16 highway- work. 111 t1 ght the work
Verna Wpt. 17 i11 baud 14114411bd 1w inuip14.1ul and all
1Aaslawomi Sent. iS other work prsctirally stopped. • He
Sept. 19 wild the voile that were built were
kept. mi us.vl T5 per cent. for pl1'nsun•. One
14rpt 21 rrn.on for slupgri p, work 1111 the
Sept. •yg Idgheay14 WAR that 1111y erre helping
Srp. 4124 to take :may too much from the parr
a Srpa. 2&, .'1; pl.•'. ow -u r.eitwny. the C. N. 1t. P'a'ean
Sept. 211. 31) high**ys would give the railways a
-
het 1 11•ttrr lilwlw eouwwee re a1s1 1.1
Oct. 2 be e.u5141rnd. Tor many roods
Oct. 3 cauwrl the neglect of bueineee. Ile
, urged the• Go0e•rn m.rlt to go rnuttlrlw,-
r ly m1111 1(1e roads were laid for and
did not (,'I1e•nr they shu1111 so
The Little It ., 1,,w s --thew• of the on to the !lark street.. 114. thought 111e
4oufh4o
--Orr ...id tah•vrn•r than the
gi( cinerifil•4(lou of reads should he m
Itunslans of the north; but they are
41114141 to tau. 114. did nut thick the
tars jmrit Maw• lazy mac Is, grtherel G nus ret eau responsible for more
r•
Grand Bend
Porter's 11111 ,
Colborne
Itt•I gra re
Ethel
Myth
\Vluglrsw
Ilerwlll
4'rediton ls
Wlaelmea
.eta 1
ad -
from this medallion from Mr. Maury -i than .4) feet t the r.wid in a Lary terms of the work that tete •god
Itnrl.g'. book, "Itusslan Essays and town n• 11.410,,m,..• Iwfon vl'err committee was doing
Stories.". Mayor W. 1I Golding, of S1'aforth, • errvseed the fart that value must be
"The Lifter Itu11slnn." maid a i.1(11' Ithunght tlwl :1 larger grant than 40're•r•Ive.l for 10,10441 Invested 1* the
Itnasleu gentleman to MP. "Is Ko lazy ps•r else. 'dieted 1»• laid on 11 415141 roods. The s1•ntimpwt la universal
glint lie will any to hl« alfa, Little where the I,,tl,nn held already 1,19.n throughout 11w Province that we meat
'wife. .ay whoa to my horse. T have laid at the expwus• ,f the corporation. 1..,p Impruring our roads, said Dr.
Selection Is made on the basis that
like will produce like, but experience
has taught all breeders that to secure
uniform superiority they must carry
on the selection through genetatlons
of poultry. If we select bird.' that
have laid better than 200 pegs in
twelve consecutive months and mat..
these to a male of etmllar strain, we
do not expect to get all daughters
that will lay. 200 or more eggs a year,
but we do expect upon the average
a better production than had no selec-
tion been made.
Inbreeding aril Line Breeding.
Having located a sureesaful mat-
ing. one ran perpetuate easily no lone
as the originals are breeding. but the
problem beetne after the first mat -
Ing ceases. Shall one breed mother
and son, or brother and sister, or
cousins, or what is the best pro-
cedure,
Our experience In breeding birds
of very close relationship, such as
mothersson, or hint her -slater mat -
Inge, would not warrant us recom-
mending such a prar.•dute. It la true
that we have had 4onO• ,tie ' afnl re-
sults, but It In likewise true that
moat of arch matinee have been very
bad. if one is elisio144 to breed
closely, our experience ero4ld su^.g, at
a trial of any rata rionehip. 44lrioc4 I:
the birds are vigorous, but it la ser
-w•la, to depend entirely 11 '•n 4411"
a mating. A good In bred bird v. 11
likely be a valuable breeder, ,but snob
a bird la dlflleuit to produce.
it In very doubtful 1f dne can say
what relationship will give ode beet
reeult11, for the average ppraoo 1t
would appear to be good advice not
to breed too closely. and to look for
new blood from some anurke, where
the breeding ham been similar.
Winter Egg Prelim -Gore
Many p•op a abitpar to b; 11.40' Cha.
the apernt 01 Retting eggt4 _par0e i-
larly In winter, In la the feeds given
.Ind the method of feeding; other
It1•t•,• the whole problem In 111 th,
;weed Or etrafn; white other.. think
that the hnuang Is the problem 4.
solve. All these are impnrtmnt, but
the main reason for poor rpaulta Is a
lark of earefnl work months before
the egt;i are wanted. While you are
collecting the highpricedwinter *gee
you should be slaking careful plans
to ewcure the crop of pullets for next
season.
Where pgga In winter are wanted
the early lunched pullet le, without
doubt, the one to depend upon. Tear
!Inge hens End threw older are ver
rarely gond product -re during Novem-
her and December They are unrer-
talll even In Jennary and February
and really do not begin to lay well
'Intl' March. Where the egg produc-
tion falls below flftren per Peat dnr-
in4r the vials '...144th*, One M nae
a pain In my longue.'" Mr. tkluin,. thought that Gibs 14*4 \l.naeilh.
nekh•g the mill to grind with the At the clone of the wanton a vote
I water that hail mewed. of thanks was tendered to the cow-
1teevt• lheittle of Sew forth thought mines- by Met'nusland Irvine. M.L.A.
tlwt Seaforth had no tr/mplalnts to for South Perth, arse was gradeesl7
Make as far as Government reeds rewired by T. J. Mahoney. M.L.A.
were ronerrned. for South Wentworth. The deleRatse
.pmahlr fur route than tweole feet. R(rere James More, of Itlanshard, of the elmmlttee were then takes foe
Thore4 tchu had it should toy. was 1lmtieft(•,l with the township pyre a drive tiirongh the city Ito that they
City Co-operates Well tem of controlling rends. 114 thought might appreciate Its beauty and Dao
(layer 'lino Brown of Stratford the Government soo
l 111 (ftribute to sydWu of paced roads.
next asdre'sacst the meeting. He told
of the coo-4gwrell,n that the city had
given the Government In paying Its
share of the highways in the city. He I,
told of the negotiations that'had ►14411
541115 on 141 eget a higlrway between
Kitchener x1141 Stratford. As an in-
dication that Stratford wanted paved
roads Ile melded out that twenty-eev-
4n of the forty-five miles of rote! in!
the city were pared. Thr city was nine
desiruns of paving St. Andrew street
but the rowdy enn°1•II did not desire
to co-operate, no It won't! likely stn)'
ttupvol for the °ext twenty years.
Chi being asked If he admitted any
inik•ht•dnean on the part of the city
for the 1'rovtncinl highway.. for
wIdeh-lt hnd p1141, 1h.• Mayor maid •
thnt he admitted nothing, (nly too
much ills the paying indicated. On
Iwil►g asked If the mnnlcilrllity was
rl•sp oslbh• for gloat 41.111111 outside
the city be ',idiots! out that the
sire here wa4 for glow! roads.
Aldermen 1'. E. Mtoore, the pest
stwaker for the city, asked the board'
to take a kook at Rt. Andrew sheet
alta allvkwe the e44111ty runnel of ate
condition. He ezplalnel the reason
for the prerent condition of At. An-
drew street. He aIso pointed out
that the city WAR willing to co-operate
Mr pavements . As a parting thrnut
at the comity M41rrna n Nr core said:
"The enmity Is fn n splendid shape
fluent -billy. i won't Kay much for Its
made."
HHilIW.t S ADVISORY BOARD
tl'quthao.b frons page 71
Suggenta Three Systeme
Mayer H. Kemp, of L ••towel, sold
the toteetion of road* wan not of tax-
ation but of getting 1(10 per cent.
value for the money inveigled In them.
He helleved In three eyste's* of
road.'. Tre &k linen that Ahonld he
looked lifter altogether by the Gov-
ernment. .tamrlerdlsed county roads
to he looked after by the ninety and
the Government. and the hawk 1-1444,111
* 1141 5t 14415 need/ by the majority of
the Iastpi e to Iw canal for by them
Although *rime seemed aa/lofted
wtili the made 1111 they were rel• prem-
4nt he thnnzht that the I/nrt11 of the
tenuity we11 not seffietently nerved
Ip IsIgheray. He recommended that
thea thirty-five miles between Mitchell
and Palmerston, a very ;enrol toed
1411411111 be taken over try the Govern-
ment as a trunk line; also that the
ROBERT WILSON
Frost Fence FOR Hard Wood
Baled Hay Baled Straw
Homestead Fertiliser Rock -faced Shingles
Rubber -tired Buggies
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