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THURSDAY, FEB- Iith, 1921
Mount Cay lel
Mr. Bas,:t Stay" of Sandee'ieh' Col
Lege, eon of Derck; ,Sullivan. Sr„ 12!h
concession of Stephen, will be ordain-
ed to the priesthood by Bishop Fal -
ton, of London, oil Stutrday, Feb. 19.
i fetthesv O'Laughlin. returned to tine
hesue of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. John Rowland, after -spenci'ng •
several weeks % th his parents gear
Godeeele- t'ss McCaffery of
Dutton is a visitor at the home of her •
aunt, ht:se Ellen Sullii in, near [Vden_
-Mr. Joseph Carey of Sandwich Colio
lege returned to his home here owing
to a severe colds„ Joe's many friends
wish for hien a speedy re,coverY.-lir.
London, forayer-
Dennisf?'Cotisiell of ori n.
•i;+ of this neighborhood, had the mis-
fo«tu'te to slip on the ;cy sidewnnd1
-and break hiskti 11r. O'Connell was
xeina%ed to St. jeseyah's Hospital,Lon-
- den. where tic is doing as well as can
,be expected. --Mr. and Mrs. Tim. Col_
• ,ins :etitrned borne on Saturday. after
a.p"eesant visit ie. Detroit, -$Ir• Dante
Barry has been bid up for the peet
two weeks awing to a very SOTO aria.
-Mr. Charles Obvert es wearing a
stale Hasse days, a sere having arrived
at bis home, Fele Seita-•-Messr.i, N. end
1. 1)11oii of Dub, rt, ere spetelit% .d
feei days w:th their sister. lits J.
Caaupbe'l A number from here e-
tendel the dance at Parkh A last as el;.
-M-se W,.a red Guinea of Lnu:lon v s•
lied her sister, 3oirs. Mike Ryan tae r
Sunday
Dashwood
.a• ,fere* days k lawn last valuable
NEWS TOPICS OF W
�3a R Baker last a valuable cosy
tlirouh death last week,
Ors. Tough O'•Coitnor and children; of
Dente ars. visiting' with Mrs, Elliott.
Mee David Faust of • Micbig
i ing 'i'riends n the neighborhood.
NI`_,-"Oetarge Edighoffer leas purchas-
ed a Chevrolet Sedate
(intended for tact vrc�ek.)
Meal -Ks . Gxoetz left Friday morning
fee_ cliacago, where he es visiting. is
children.
Mrs. F'nkbeanker and daughter 'Cath
ere are eisiti;ng wifth relatives In Sar-
• •
r. Herman Ireland of the Bank
staff rece'ved word. to go to W.?ratOni
We are sorry to. lose "Irish."
Greenway
ele. and ;firs. Thos. Isaac welcomed
a little slaughter to their home on 'the
tot. inst.-Ma Frank Turner hbs re-
turned from the hospital and is rapidly
reea:ang his health« --At a meeting sof
?re Official Booed of the Methodist
hureh 4t uns moved and carried un•-
n:ruously by standing rote that a vote
epprekiati u Jae extended tee the
pester. Rev. D. W. W*neuers, D. A.,
also an. -.nr_tetion to ,rema n for the
ela'rd year. The invitation was accept-
ed eubleet to the will of tine etat on -
ng eetnru.ttee. Misses Enima, and Ad-
rli e.#ePhersen Qi 1,e44on are spending
vee-- clays ' ieit'ang their 'events, Mr,
.-ad Mrs. A, hiePhersoze..-,sirs. Wm.
`$leery tt was ;ae leendon lest week. -
There was no sera the ,'eletho-
Clti Belt Sunday a,fterr-oon on aCCOuAt
of lite. Manes of tate pastor, Rev. 1),
\'{t�'.a,l.3�yy;..I;li sue, enpd/�famity'. All hope for
the,. epQ bdy Xecov'ary-
FOAL CSN:TIPATION
Retention of the illeconiunt in
Foals Very onion..
iyretptonts Deneritaeal-AtttteIpation et
the Trouble advised mill 51erhtttt•
lent Treaitsut'nt i`lrtggestr'd -- live
S1Od Notes..
t0antributed by Ontario Detaartniettt of
A;; rit•uttuare Toronto)
1'IflN*i Uwtal life the liver or
the feat is votive. tt secretes
u lirttata'i quantity of tile,
which after being conveyed to
.he small intestine becoutee formed
.oto darlt-coloredballs of various
sizes and different densities. These
pass baekwarde and occupy the in-
testines. The substance is caned the
"meconirnn." At birth this rection
is usually full and both the l.riege and
small intestine contain a considerable
leentity. Uinder normal conditions
i. quantity of this substance is voided
tfloi'tf} atter birth and at frequent
intervals afterwards until It bas all
been voided and the excreta voided
afterwards is of a, yellow color. The
appearance of yellow faeces always
tudicates that the meconium bas been
:e' Harold Kellerman has an egg
re : 'rd 1t-trd to beat. During January
front eleven hens h' gathered 165 eggs
and during .four,eea days in Feburary
ave gathered 100 eggs. Who an iJ at
tills
Last week firs. J.reeb Engiand'
gathered a hen egg m.asuri ng nine in-
cbes its c:rcumiereace, lengthwise and
six inches the other way. It weigh-
ed four tunes. Some size.
Sunday was 'observed as misyana:y
day en the Evangelical Church. The
ee rviees morning and evening were
taken in part by the laity. Splendid
offerings were received.
A 'bus load bf our young ,people
took fat the skating at Zurich Satur-
d ay nicht.
Bliss Matgaret Hanover is this week
.opening a dressmaking shop in Hart•
lerb's block. Miss Hanover Formerly
did dressmakii g in Buffalo.
Our business people have received
tlre•r lee supply.
Mrs. D. Bettchen, is on the sick list.
We hope for a speedy recovery.
Our Public School ccneert was an-
ttoun ed O be. held the 28. The cor-
rect date is Friday, Feb. 25. Ke:p this
date in, mind.
lir. Hartman Elsie and daughter,
Thelma of Sarnia, visited with rela-
tives here over the week -end.
Miss Ada Fassold is visiting in Lan-
don this week.
• 1Ir. A. D. Mcl:saac of Detroit spent
The Yellin Mother
Youth,
with its
•vital ty%
makes
for the
young
tmother's
'kealth and
bappneSS.
But later,
materna,
experiences
bring a dif-
ferent result
if-
ferentresult
multiptied,;h
very often th
womanly di
the su• ffering
lescence a sl
'Many women -perhaps
neighbors--
' nee
oaxperle with.
; voritePresc
• ., t1^ye.xrrospect
cents to Da
t'
e in B
•Ho.,1
trial
package of tablets. -
ONT.-'d 1 was advised
nurse to take Dr. Pierces` •
Prescription as a' tonic during
and 1' have had every reg
on to be grateful for her 'advice, be-
ill voided awl that the excreta ap-
pearing is the effete material of toour-
ishnient taken after birth. This con-
dition should be present at about 24
hours atter birth. in many cases,
either through want of sufficient ex-
pulsive force or by reason of some
Imams of meconium being so large
that the animal cannot force tht.tn
through the anus, the substance is
sot voided. Retention of meconium
probably causes more deaths in foals
than any other condition.
Symptoms. -The foal elevates the
tail, .arches the back, and makes in-
effectual efforts to defecate. At first
he does not appear to suffer acutely,
but as- none passes he becomes un-
easy, the efforts are more violent and
more frequent, he refuses to nurse
normally,, and later on will not nurse
at all; lies a great deal evidently suf-
Tering acutely, becomes more uneasy
and weak. and dies'in a. variable time.
Treatiinent.-Some breeders give a
taxative .or purgative immediately
after birth as a preventive. This, we
consider, is a mistake, as it often
anusesacute diarrhoea, which is al-
ways serious and often fatal.
When we know that the trouble
£s in the rectum and that drugs given
by the mouth have little or no effect
upon the contents of this organ, we
can readily see that. by' • increasing'
the actions of the interior intestines,
but not removing the cause of trou-
ble, is very liable to cause serious
complications, in cases where reten-
tion is present. In moat cases the
-trouble can be rerrovad mechanically,
by, the attendant carefully trimming
the nail of his forefinger (in order
to avoid scarifying the lining mem-
.bratie or the rectum) inserting the
linger into the rectum and removing
all, 'pf. the .eineconiud he can reach.
hen giving an inflection of ,a few
ounces of warm soapy water or water
and oil . or glycerine. This to be re-
peated at intervals of.4 to 6 hours, or
oftefier• if Symptoms indicate a necea-
site,, until the faeces become _ yellow.
1the +coaditiori is not so often -noticed
in foals .:whose• dams have had con-
siderable grass. before parturition, as.
have been,on.
s who
Lit those of dam w
dry.food... • •
It is• probably wise for the atten-
dant to anticipate the trouble and
mechanically remove the meconium
of all foals shortly after birth. When
carefully done it cannot injuriously
,affect the -,colt, it. avoids trouble and
at' leastr'elieves•the foal of the neces
sai•y 'efforts to void the substance
J. H. Reed, V.S., �. .:A:: College,
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tsrie1ph.
Tire" "Harmonic gait , Quartette •af'
Jean IVa key Elo-
odoa M s
a with,s1
,
at:a ,w>stt on Wednesday,; n ht,
P'eb l ; give: ani entertaiittnerLt,, s„to
c e auspices of
@. - Ll 1
.a 1'b a r.tlr
r .
1
1The a : s • will be reason-
fife . = dxrl,s tan 1
i
e so.that all mayenjoy these wide-
'y known artists.
important Events Which "Havas.
Occurred Dotting the Week
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The BUsy World's happenings Caye
fully Compiled and Put Intl
Handy anal _Attractive Shape for
the 'Reade*'of Oar Pape-.- A
So#id Hour's Enjoyment.
TUESDAY.
The new Directory i iyes Tore WS
population as 597,386.
Charles Crone collapsed in the To-
ronto post office and dies suddenly,
Eleven inches of snow fell in the
Maritime Provinces over the week-
end.
The Kitchener 0. 11. A, inter-
mediates beat Stratford on the round
by6to3.
British yachtsmen are not enthus-
iastic over the proposed trans -Mian -
tie contest.
The Canadian Soo N. O. ff. A.
team beat Sudbury on the latter's
ice by 4 to 2.
Mrs. Cecil Sottillier, who died at
Sandwich East, aged 87, leaves 187
f lineal deseenda ts.,
It is repoitea that Donald (1'C:ii-
aaghan :viii, leave toe United States
oil Februasry 1
Complete .cessation of army re-
eruitittg in the IL S. has been order-
ed by Secretary Baker.
Pour persona were injured, *airs.
P. R. Bowen maybe faatally, its an
automobile collision at Windsor,
its West Peterboro Federal by-
election the Liberal candidate, Ger:
don, won by about 1,200 majority,
Au agreement between itaaly and
Czecho-Slovakla for common action
an Balkan problems is reported tram
Route.
Col. the Hon. C. D. NeFhet•son,
new Minister of Public Works, was
retu••ned in the Lakeside, Man., by-
election,
Derrick Tennant, aged 79, finally
shot his niece's. husband, Robert
Wood, aged 45,'at Ca.intown, near
Broeltvilte,
The President of ! tee, le expecte,:
telt 1ssttti a deare' .natztiit n. coinniis-
;;ao.. a ,• ka .•;i;r a oP Ute sale et
,sugar erop of 1920-21.
Thousands of British, says ez-
Contrftlier Halford, of Hamilton, are
corning to Canada next, means, the
majority" wanting to farts.
The Ian 8, Congress unanimously*
passed a bill authorizing' the eun-
struetion of Pave hospitals for dis-
abied war veterans at an estintated
cost of $12,500,000,
WEDNESDAY.
Fifty-eight rinks are competing in
the annual bonspiei at Pe -fathom'.
Laiior M.1'.P, advocates ttnitorrn
marriage laws in neighboring pro-
vinces.
In an N. 0, B. A. senior game the
Canadian Soo team. beat North Bay
by 7 to 2.
The administration of the Moth-
ers' Pension' Act was attacked in
Legislature.
Lawyer Switt broke the world's
record, for the Sive-mile pace at Ot-:
tawa on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary ,.E11en. Smith declined
the Speakership of the British Co-
lumbia Legislature.
The British: Food Minister says
the present decline in prices is likely
to continue for some time.
The Dreadnought Canada and
three destroyers purchased front Bri-
tain have arrived at Iquique, Chile.
Results in the 0, H. A. senior ser-
ies Tuesday night were: Granites 3,
Aura Lee 2; Kitchener 1,1, Argo-
nauts 1.
A carnival ball in a 'Munich hotel,
in Bavaria, given by members of the
former royal court, was stopped by
the police.
Chief of Police Sebastian Flynn
has resigned his position at Water-
loo, owing to ill -health, after serv-
ing 28 years.
Mrs. Edith Rogers, the first wo-.
man elected to the Manitoba Legis-
lature, will second the reply to the
Speech, from the Throne.
A corner's jury returned a ver-
dict of criminal negligence against
Stanley Hallam, who formerly was
an officer in Rev. Mr. Spracklin's
squad of liquor license inspectors.
The Hansa League, the largest
association in Germany, representing
economic interests, is urging a boy-
cott of France and Britain in favor of
goods from the U. S. and neutrals.
Robert G. Eyre, aged 70. of Yonge
Mills, and Fred Young, 33, Brock-
ville, were instantly killed by a pre-
mature blast on the provincial high-
way construction near York Mills.
Joining with Methodist, Presbyterian
and Baptist churches in an evangelist -
tic eampaidn.
Tvya young bandits shot Benjamin
Nunn at the Imperial Oil Co.'s gaso=
line station et • Main and Qatherine
streets, Hamilton.
Richard •Kntichel,•e a farmer of
Grande Prairie, Alta„ luta,. been er,,
tested, charged with mtirderftias•^f'our
men in Tune, 1918 =
Ltent.,„yesipa, formez;ty•inettuetor
an the 'Rffalt, Air ''F r'ee In Eneleue
and at Toronto, is reported killed at
Ste. Anne de Chicoutimi, Que.
I BIDAY.
Canon Lionel St, George Lindsay
of Quebec dted at the age of 91.
Wilson has intimated that he will
veto the Emergency Tariff Bill.
Premier Smuts has 22 of a ma-
jority in the South Africsa election
returns,
Taft's brother scouts annexation
talk at Bar Association dinner in
Toronto.
Two Bala rinks qualified to play
in the Beatty Cup final at the Parry
Sound- 4iiskoka, bonspiel•
"Johnny"Wilson, middleweight
boxing champion, knocked: oat ;Navy
i os'rei in the second round.
Thomas ttlassates died at Parry
Sound as a result of behest crushed
nineteen months ago at Nobel,
Lieut. Vezina, the aviator, report-
ed killed in en accident *ear Ste,
.lane ife Chicoutimi. is aitve aunt well,
Miss Gladys Robinsons et Torento
beat Rose Johnson of Chime% chem.
pion lady skater of the 'United States,
Rego Stinnes, the german million-
aire, is seeking to obtain from the
Soviet eontrol of Russia's largest
iron and steel plant.
All oilleiais and enipleyea of the
municipality of Sairtr,a have been re-
quested, to'apply to writing if they
wish re -appointment.
While being malted to tlre•hospital
for an operation Mrs. Marie L. Dodg-
son of Frisby, Alta„ met, bear death in.
an automobile 'wreck.
Fake vaccinatiob V'ei <ttl+eates'be,ve
been found presented by passengers
on" railways through Quebec Roto
Ottawa and Hull districts.
Mrs, Jose'p'h` Lae:W+rt dyed at St.
tiehola, Once.. aged, 109 years and
tour months, and Mrs. Notion Rens
and died at the „gs of Se in East
Sandwich township. (Ma
e it kept e p me in perfect health and,,
practically no suffering. The
en fits the
ion not only benefits •
I am positive' the child is
too. I would net hesitate
it this `Prescription' to
.aria mother.0=Mss. 0.
Hess Strentt,,;N.
a..t. r.... .•,
SATt'R1D 1Y
Kitchener beat Aurst Lee Friday
night by 5 to 1.
Fuel Controller s'iys ems; ptlees in
Toronto) are net exeeasir.,
C. N. Gordon, M.P. for West Peter-
bore, urges immediate general elec-
tion.
The report of °°''lie eonr:nittee on
Rural Credits i's. o.ibled la the Legis-
lature.
Pope Rene/Bet ,aa wires the new car-
dinals to visit Rome to receive the
red hat.
Miss Gl;ulys Robinson, Tortanto
apeed skater, eon two more recite at
Lake 'Placid.
'rhe lliulster of Education has en-
dorsed the three collegiate Inatittttes
plan fosehLaudo'.
An iuquest In Toroato bus been
adjourned) eight sietes, because of the
absence of a reit,, ss.
The Hull 0 ':.s `ns" League has
launched an tartlependont campaign
against !nitre It i°w selling.
A. J'. D tw s of .,tontreal, president
of the loll Telephone Ca,. Ltd., and
of o'lier corporations, is dead, aged
73.
British railways are claiming
1.15x1,000,000 front the Government
as a result of its control during the
war.
The Thorold Braverboard Co. has
decided, or ing to a strike of the em-
ployes, to keep an open shop hence-
forth.
Goods valued at over 21,000,000
were brought into and carried out of
the British Isles by air service dur-
ing 1920.
Lightning rods are to be installed
at the fort at Grenoble, to prevent
powder explosions during electric
storms.
Mine workers in the Cobalt district
have agreed. to a reduction in wages
of 75 cents a day, taking effect next
Tuesday.
Nearly double the quantity of snow
has fallen in Monti eat up to the pres-
ent as compared with the same por-
tion of last winter.
THURSDAY.
Ottawa defeated Hamilton. 7 to 4.
St. Patrick's ' beat the Canadiens,
5 to 3.
St. Michael's College beat De la
Salle C. L by 2 to 1.
Capt. Joe Thompson, M.P.P., hopes
for a Tory -Labor coalition.
President-elect Harding has com-
pleted his holiday in Florida.
Indians have discovered imporiant
lignite coal outcroppings near The
Pas, Man.
The Board of Education, Toronto,
rejects, teacher because of his Mor-
mon faith.
. The Canadian fleet has : passed
through the Panama Canal on its way
to Esquimault. "
St. John's, Nfld., is using 'a whip-;
pet tank to crush down snbwbanksn
its main street.
University of Toronto put Hamilton
a
• nnrn beat-
ingTigers ..out of the - running a by a
ing them' 5 to 2.
Large U. S. steel man says Can-
ada's industrial outlook beats that of
the United States.
,,
von
Field Marshal Hindenburg
says that France is anxious to get
the Ruhr,. district. •
The- second>:chamber of the Dutch
States Ueneral "has, refused , to allow
interpulldtioiis s "Irish Republic
The Fe�.erel i.C,rovernment will try
to recover all •the manufacturers' tax
tlitlidter;; tre",T97j15 War Reve:hue Act.;
Arrangements are'haiii made-!to,
have a Scottish soccer 'tour Can-
"` t summ
e tat '"'ne
a s
da and United d S
�� e
Robert R. Valentirrel
MONDAY.
McGill's senior hockey team beat
Queen's, 15 to 3. ti,
Granite beat the University of To-
ronto by 2 to 0:
Benno Scheuer, a well-known To-
ronto je' eler, is dead.
The French railroads are losing
8,000,000 francs per day.
H. P. Blatchford, a prominent To-
ronto business man, is dead.
Niagara Fails Chamber of Com-
merce is being reorganized.
England beat Ireland in an inter-
national rugby match, 15 to 0.
St. Patrick's best Hamilton, 6 to 4.
Canadiens defeated Ottawa, 3 to 1.
Miss Gladys Robinson of Toronto,
'won the U. S. speed skating title.
Two were killed and five injured
in chapter of week -end act4dents.
Laborofficial charges there is
great waste in Dominion Shipyards.
Metal trades workers of Toronto
plan for direct trade with Soviet
Russia,,
Saskatchewan "'Church Union plans
are being evolved by local co-operat-
ing committees. - '
' Aga. Khan is on his way from In-
dia to attend the conference in Lori -
do Near.Easter'
Lon-
don n questions.,
Fresh eggs sold at Woodstock Sat-
urday at 40 cents a dozen, a drop of
25 cents from the previous Saturday's
price.
Bishop Fallon says the Privy Coun-
cil's decision in the Trembley -Des-
patie case does not affect people. in
OnSeveral 'distinguished Frenchmen
are exlie'cted. to' ,: visit. Canada next
summer to inaugurate the French ex-
hibition train's tour:: .. _
::. „Joseph -. S. Johnson; n^of :. ,Galt, f a
G T •R.'eingineei•, for 45. years with-
out a single acciden
t ogginst him,
dibd;tsitddenty in hit sleep.,
o • Kingston;s Winstom' `€)try's...... aye'• tite'inrew
becoming insane oven' f° igion lror-: eprrncipiealeveloprng•in Inihaerlalrele.
ribly maltreated his :wif"! ' who njarestidbi"is homri'roll•,f tai sultd idnl'Yi�ong.
die. ;,s,7 f , tee. Empire '4''metnb *S £'e icdtfik'-ithe
A Hamilton _ Anglican church is . difficulties of zany'' one of •them.
..
lt'armasi with Sales ,Notes will, be well advised to
tura. theta over to'this Bask for will,
The Bink will relieve you of all trouble. in mak*
Ing preseatatio n, ,andel payments will be credited to
your account promptly. sea
Sales Notes supplied without charge.
THE
CANADIAN BANK
PAID-UP CAPITAL - $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND - ' $15,000,000
RXETRR BRANCH, F, A. Chapman, Manager.
Incorporated In 1855
GAPITAI RESERVE $9.000,t:00
Over: 130 8rnnehee
MOLSONS BANK
THE O
The =t><olsons Bank gar..:. every farmer to feel.
that :he has a real friend its the manager, that he
will receive a hearty. wele(ue and can, safely discuss
with hire his looney needs.
HXETI1 R BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Naneger,
Branch open for business :laity.
Safety Aepos t 'Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch,
i
Persuasion ?iiIed
Jli�lovk #n %rce!
SHE was so proud
of her first cake.
It was so light so
tempting!
But her young bro-
thers had an eyeon it.
too, and
You've simply got to
hide the cakes and
bread when they're
made from Cream of
the West Flour.
Maple Leaf Milling Co.,
Limited
Toronto, Winnipeg
13rand*n, Halifax
You can procure Cream of the West Flour in
Exeter from R. G. SELDON
Canadian
THE LATEST PRICE ON THE
Fairbanks Morse Co'y.
Engines
1 1-2 H. P..ENGIN>.S $110,00
3 H. P. ENGINI.S ,..y..S1195,00
6 H. P. ENGINES 1285.00
These engines are equipped with the Bosch Magneto, the finest ig-
nition known
DOUB•LE GIsAR PUMP .JACK...:, »,, .» ,»,» i 41.5'00
INTERNATIONAL GEAR JACK.» .................».,. ,,..»$30.00
FARM LIGHTING POWER -48 LIGHTS $525.00
WE SELL THE CASE TRACTOR
EMERY STANDS, SAW ARBORS, PULLEYS, BELTING•
HA,NGERS AND SHAFTING ON SHORT NOTICE
ALL lG1AKES OF ENGINES OVERHAULED
CYLINDERS REBORED Olt GROUNG NEW
PISTONS MADE TO FIT WITH RINGS
OXY - ACETYLENE WELDING DONE.
The Cochrane Machine Works
EXETER ONT.
INTER WORK
ON • CARS -7,-.
I am in a position to handle all makes of cars
for overha
ul>ing this winter.
A: . a .:
e'
..._. 'r.deal to all.
.We
Sharpen Skates-:
.
prage
I:
Lots . of. em
-us!
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