The Exeter Advocate, 1922-2-9, Page 4,
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The Exeter. Advocate Guether `83- C. Fdnieston ieaMlaer,
Sanders 8t Creech, Proprietors -- --
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:per year in Canada; • $2,-.00` :a the
cin advance 50e. extra, charged. Quite a member of our people are Gree eeetnhu•;Ge.-
Crediton
ti
EXETER PUBLIC SCHOOL tO:N TRAININf OF 'COLTS.
',Centenod.aesRate •1
Nelson ell,4 73 -'Harold , Me7?9nald
73; Roy Sanders 72:; Ltaiasel Snell '72 I `Eley Should •Not be "$token,'"
-01aRoyle '72; .Otifferd Lamport • blit Educated
tJ `k d Settee X9.11 ste'bscri4,ltions net a 61;• Cxeo. ;Andrew ..60;'railed, Vern
,Poi t;,. k with cold f coal grspp-; Stat %hemi A/t eating Harness and
Intermediate 2nd -•Honors, Mary
Albert h%rloek ,has put stl ea' elec Bridle -,- Then -Hitch and Give
wens"9 • Russel Collrragtyo d 77
a 1atn'Y Violet°Gaualirill 75; I,ataaretta ' � -�
fellow 7l; Gladys Smith . 70 ; RoseMiss Mabel Wenzel has returned Jennings 70 }#eeJa Ke tle T`0•; Ceeir. `.tcontrIbutea. benon_ts ria .Devartment of
A � 'Orf? O,
tilt: l ktt nae Waist's store and "Weee , , a .,
c -' ' l,igiit IVerk at F#r'at meta e
THURSDAY* FEB, 9th, 1922 1luusr` to demonstrate: lits i g of I3;cre tr Co*
_erre -
rersoeln.rammegroplazas,
('nw Records
�e3S=`�'t sod acme atter spending a few weeks 3.n wing 69; Ruth Collingevood.64: H. A-plot/ters .t nt ?
10•k C with her s leers 13loomrtQad 66^ Arthur •Little G0
, ,,. ., Th
Albert Beare is varatitt; hi,s shop -dao,-No, enrol7eci'`36,_average 35. a too common Irracttee of
Grt "Thursday, Fete. `the ixnuaedrate ra +oral *r that it ntaa° be tutu at+,� r , , ' age 33,5 ' "flowing-ca}ia to go "uobrokeu'" ua-
o a est OfFi,,,.., Mr: England Dee, Na enrolled 33- ave,. ##
m:srxa.; s „Isar,„ .. .
Mrs. Haney Rader `gathe;+e d at the",r enne:;ts to take posseasi'on the latter 2 , quired to" Pert irtn the functions of
t � this week or the beaaaurutg of f
t err,a;.,the fase4y to Isar card alt P TI 1TT L7ansman Teacher such ;time aa they are reR
honer, cs` Mr, trader's heel per i w _ " oo I a arse
m the- spring, is irrattonal,,
> r . of his btrthda
atto".w.r�,y _ y. Mr. Rad- . Pent- VIr. Beaver s ta114astg 'ot bead--
er
2nd, 'Girls, Hgnotts, Iii, Martin and.. is �unlair to'tlte animal: Colts.
er was eemplekely- taken lty surpr,,se et a butcher shop on; the lot he xo--,,,,s,21
a:rve3. ,, 8'2; ?�. Snell 8G; G,• Hutch#ttson 83; si►auld not be "broken"'; they
but t,atankad themone and all fortiae s airs. 'Welton eforlo,;k met with a IL Penhale 88; J. Sbeere 8e: Lois
l :ndrx .s:. Fir towv;ng is 'tete address : vwr)• unfortunate as:e dent last week.. Stat est 77; Iei, ,Stewart 77' G.C'hris- should 'lie taught fir educated, ftl
Dear Fathe.,,�-We, e, your ell idren n3 , the uahand}eci, ox• unbroken colt, the
' eni r:rt are iTe .ere fere thisGlx was gas; ; dawn eellarr wltm she ties "tile .
> � uscul r `fires 'r- ofi Aft- n
•
system (the organa whose functions
R M V h
; ear tate exi!-•ess purpose 'of ttriene-4 std Meal head lone .the full es. era no*, Honors, ere Chapman. m a , pz a# y onervous
f �t € the Steps. When was
off.r;.-aa Sou «. sl�ltt reni+ambratzwe attd a �, o _. - p . help
85 R. oryde 81: • , Hadden 77, I,,
a h..at o� hist w :sloes ll heonarr of y�ottr eeeere3. she aQas 'a ee.es !ejee. end zt , pte"ekletou 75; Pass, Te,.. vale 70;° B. ere taxed in .the performance of the
> r tilt::ed•14 stn et"lets to sew xzp T' Nelson 67; F. H. Beavers el. od#nary. tuneevel :Cnean,
horala arehrtlt3ay. �t"» «:a knot tepl you bow �i�- koro s, sIP. `Forte,rta>Kell th ereap- „ weOk ductundexelo1 £5r m lack oflighted wve are to be the means of :eta t0taea0outereoan l?caliotts�ee, 1.---AT,Enertegton 4; E. tanetaon.Jlence, tn°0 lznpxe.°
awe! el to, you the ezpreeei u• of p" la R leestle 72; M. Bloomfield 6:8; S. I.le.
united :nffe tiosA Wlaat ave --. aatdra • speedy •recover) as ked ior,l ler 67 pared animal. -1.e asked a- perxortn
t>axr ti ? ,1• out i the final a few days l t ,. ordinary horse Mbar, he bas neither
ir:-'>a a svr�cbai" o- otr -*ttlnn.:nt as a W:li:atn °Katz slti?ll:d and had Jr'. 1 Girls promoted to' Sr. 1,— ally kuow#edge of wha: he is, required
a s mp'= eaderati n. o the ettacl neeet th,' wltee' gar the wagon, rue, over %- - Honors Ii Ba}kwill 88• Ii ;at-- ---ry to do, nor the -,n usculni` nor- respir
' i:'�, breaking the hone just Above the 87; H. Heywood 86; DorothyCee 83' atony tone thee la neeessarie for its
i `e will,' to f a. e° e. of Q re
ankle, We toot has o+aad tt as H. Salter 80; M. Kay 76. Dass. M. satasfac. ry' per.orlt enc , the . o ,
auxpr,yva repidlY., i Camra 74; V. Hodgesaai 72. unless very carefully, handled. and
the Stephen
,0n cards for hydro Jr; 1 Boers promoted to Sr. 1.- very Mettle work done for the first
from Stephen TP., Centralia and Cre- two ot, three weeks. traaublsf of ver-
, err. .. , ,
see forte ii: ars cherishes i lti ,
and inert
I tram: been requeete.I by '.hr :l
z?a n tai make the else:Leo to the
feet that y� ee have lalaa:'e.t long •
i'.a:t z=ull}, and j ensid'rirag that > 1
aa: rearbed t o , eb mieeton., , Cc�snrn ssiaa due week, and it i? ex- H• ward SG, W, SeX.data SG; •B. Newer
-of
»se l,eutie.frsth esetzkled to link bitted that figures and estimates well ell 84; Pass, I , Appleton! 74; A.
s�: ^:se and lei thee/ sere::: youas Sots b reeeered .from, the head Office .,•Haankiu. 71; T. Wether 69.
ata : ss tall Chan. rn s^n a via let the near future. The Commission was r No. on roll 36; average att,133.8.
at: sa',, tlszt wv a earnestly eve sem to
rraay b= gar:1 to errjar many years, apgl at ins at one: in Order n t as the
N Medd, Teaciaer,
of u. omt teal ham vch. trany;,, etc eet stria:.t;; as: on the line could e e start- ROOM V
eti th summer Up _ the p esen
n,. !! -sinal t`! 'oat on this oecasaon: Class V—Honors, Joe, Cireech. 93;
la, i• 3tr:• of the ,�b?,tdren, E. j. Wal- ove r 150 miles of sensate had been Rd, Trunttper 91; Florence Cornish
> entreettl:d for in the province under
per. L. H Rader. Os" rural system and many macre are 8G, Grafton Caehrane 85; Marion
`aA'+lyin se the rule is the 'f5rst Davis 83; A}din ,Appleton. $1.; Jean
ills, C. Vii', yag,r of ,;cowrie is x'isit and last served. We are sure a Penhale 81; Allan Fraser 75.
'meat deal of ered"st is due our Podce l Class 4 A—honors, Connie Jen-
ing his per atts, 4.
Mfrs. Frank tilar;.-ta lett Saturday for Trustees .for their energetic wore: in ningn 92; Ruby Stene 89; llorothy
"h==' home oda Detroit
se*li`ithie app?ieaaats,. Wa won't knew' Mavis 87; Chester Cornish 84..
me. E. nee= 8: Sort have opened/iha town when the streets are light -I
Cass 413--->ilonors, Lois Mci3onaict
a, A'S steel: of dry goods aril hro-• a d�up. 9 3; Marguerite txtnn $7; Mervin
enasees iia i'iartte,:�b's block. ` +''>,t Ttaasalay t •ven at; ;cla A. T•' Sims 84; Allan Quince 84; Bernice'
:lir. Merrier Elbe; ciz Crediton. has Cotner of Clintoa and Mr. McLaren Hatton T8:
aze pled a positien, with E Tieanan of t oronto will speak in the Evangel- Class III--lionora, Eddie Ward 88
-et San us clerk,:=a1 ehur: Ia on Sac a al a.ry ce Sat the
;cls Fred Ranker has disposed of art:rnaon aa orgarrcatitan, meeting well Jimmy Sanders 81; Stella Elliott and
Stir propzrt* to M. Fred Jnekeon of b: "eld and it is eloped that a good Vera. Kestle, equal 79; Pass, Tom.
Walton ecce are this week moving to num will be in attendan e, Ellerington, 64.
Th'dxord. ;Miss Medi Clark is '44th; with Class 2 ----Honors, Stanley Ward
A1r. and Mrs. Geo: Kellerman ,re- : frian.3a in Toronto and Aurora. 37. Pass, Billy' Nash 72; Jack Prydo
eeived word of the death of Mrs. heath occurred at the, home. of .Mr, 70; Eileen Cornish 66.
Fr:d Ja,:kson at Wigton, and left on Thoraco: Appl=tan on Sunday when Class 1—Honors, Howard Iters-!
Tar.sdar or that pane, 'tis alae ht:r Sophia died at the age
The Y. P. A. Institute will be held •af 40 pars, after 'be'.sr„ lee for aeon. lake 96; Kenneth ifockey 87; Mavis
'here on, Thursday, Feb. leth, in. the ;i'i• rable time, Her remains were
Spencer 86; Ruth Fraser SG; Flor
Eaaaa,;afic.a; Church: un:Ier the claret- interred is the .emetery .;a McGi;hv- once' Stewart 86; Dorothy Luker 83;
tion of the Canada Ctonferenee. There' ray, west and south of :fit. Carmel I Jean Boss 75. Pass --Irene Mooney
itrill b; tw a sessions, afternoon at We extends to the bereaved lamb , 4, Allan Nelson 73; Jean Pilora 66;
230 aa,I a""ing. at r.30. Rev E, W. our sympathy. 13111y Walton 63.
Pia;. tariout of %Cleveband will give A number from here attended the No. enrolled 47; average att, 38.
an address on Leadership in the af- Suprarne Court Session. fat Londotton Olive M. Taylor, Teacher
er.rneon and another on Social. 'W' Towsda.y as w,:tstesses in the eetiorn.
Save in the evening,, white Rev. S 1 .' between the Townsh:p of Stepheetand
t. the
3C 'a ww h
' ,: tat k 1
Scirra¢1:r of Waterloo will speak on jos. Lawson in an a aa• � �,
Membership, in the afternoon, and in faulty .unstructlon of a brill on
the eveeee !on The Point and Pur -'tort 4th. eoneessian alms, years ado
pall of Y. P. A. A teary £i to • �
tion is 'extended to alL
T . first carnival of the season,. will
be held on Earl Gainer's rink this
dins were forwarded to the HydrasHonaxs J Jacbson 90 H Cole 87 ,tsars natures that will probably me
Centralia
Thursday, Feb. •901.
SCHOOL REPORT OF S. S. No,
1, Usborana--Sr,. IV:, M. Strang, L.
Dunn, M. Moir. N. Oke, M. Cudmore,
M. Down, P. Wood, H: hill; Jr. IV,,
H. Horton, `H Moir, H. ,Hyde; Sr. III.,
V; Oke, 111, Boa;; Jr.;,III., K. Strang,.
G. Boa R. Oke J. Winton, V. Hyde,
Mr. Dahmas was last the sick must . , r3 1 t sse. Dunn; Sr. 1?I„ E. Boa, A. hther---
eliss Ella T>ickson nurse
from St. t gton, ;\i', Reynolds, M Squires; Jr
Monday. Marys ea1t=•d at the borne of Mr, By- L. P. Moir; Pricier, A ,Etherington,
Ton Hieks, leaving Thursday for Exe- E, gaging, h Dunn, No. on roll 28,
SCHOOL REPORT OF ROOM I1:,- ter ,where. she visited before return, average 25. I. V. Beal, teacher.
Based on examinations during the ing to bar hoi.ate.
maiont?1 and marks giv',rr for daily work ,wills Roselle Cook of Cen: iiia. tie s- SCHOOL REPORT OF S,, S. No
Those whose names are marked x ileal the week cad with lacy parent.,i 2 HAY, ,for the month pf January:-..
missed examinations pr considerable et Dashwood,. Sr. 4-V, aferray 584,, O Tuckey 570
terse during the mecith., Sr. ill., G. Mrs, B. Hicks -and children visited L. Grab and F. W$ldfong 541, A, Wil-
tber 3, Celoffman 56 , A Mr. and Mrs. J, Essery ,the pent week, lard 463. Sr. 3-V. Caldwell 626, C.
ees V,..ra Dav7s,af Lando -it ie'Pend Heiser 532, Jr.- 3-N. Stanlake 572,B.
`Will.:rt 555, W. Hanover 433, H.Hart- ing a few weeks with ,..,freeends 'a tete nosey 556, I. Russell 535, R. Caldell
lteb 419, A. Steinhagen 394, E. Wilds vallag•e. 508 G. 'Tinney 466, A. Heiser •158, H.
334; Intermediate ,IIL•, M. Held 640 ivfsss Eula Abbott of London. spent Bieber 457,. Sr. .2-E. Murray 531, B.
C. $urn ester 640, T. Hayter 580 the sveek end with her aunt, Mrs. W. Caldwell 4.67, G. Tenney'421,'I. Stan -
E. Hart! -ib 563, Df Graupner ,553, F. j. Parsons, • lake 287,. Jr.'2-D. Triiebner 353, M.
+Guent':er 515, DI; Merrier 456, -EM. North:.ott 294, F
reacher 436, E. Merner 452, G. Sen- first part of th,. week. 1 Triebner 280. Class 2-C, O'Brien 230
carr 445, A. Restameyer 4403, N. Fas- 1. Fred Farrhall of Sarnia \vas Class 1-R. Thurey 317, S. Gould 243.
sold 380, C. Pfaff 370, 1. Lipp,ort 370 r,,r*sn: over Sunday, 1;, Number on roll 25;average 24.
M, Whet... 320; Jr. III., W. Eveland ; Thr. flax mill finished their, seas -ones A. L. Doty, teacher,
846, L. Zimmer 807, G. Burmeister 806 stuttering am Friday last. ' I _____
P. Bolder 756, L. Bender 746, - Mr. Frank Marshall of Blyth visited SCHOOL REPORT OF 5,,, S. . Na,
Witmer 707, F. Wein 663, S. Gentt- over Sunday with his sister, Mrs., Geo 7 USBORNE;-Honors, a. Herrn, R.
ore 596; Sr. Il., H. Nediger• 820, E.. mks; • Horn; Pass, - G. Earl. Jr. 3. -Honors;
.Rinker 714, E. Krafft 661, W. Wein lefirss Fortner •went to her home at A. En -1 Pass, H. Denham. , Sr. •2—
Hyde Park .for the wreek end. t Honors l)• Skinnier; Pass, R. Brook
Mr.. Kenneth Routledge of ' Zurich r N. Jaques N. Brock, H. Earl Jr. IL,
wasp a visitor at the home of his bro-M. Hera, T. Herrn,
1 C17., W. , ,Earl
ther over Sunday,. . honors, H. Wright, G, Cornish,, Pee.
Class, M. Earl honors, C. Cornish,
N. on roll 18,'average 15t
M. I. lileIntyre, teacher,
SCHOOL REPORT OF S S. No.
eessitete complete reat for a Tart-
able
artable time is very liable to result.
Hence,a regular cauree of Prepara-
tion during the late winter and early
spring tnautha, when the time of
both fan and horse in not very Yatti
able, sthould be given in order to
have the colts in such condition when
time beeornes valuable, that they will
be able to perform, a reasonable
amount of work with setistaetion to
the driver and safety to themselves.
This course should be commenced at.
least akx weeks before regular work
is expected to commence.
STOMACH TROUBLE?
INDIGESTION?
Here's Good News for You
Lindsay, Oat.—
"Dr. Pierce's
Golden ,Medical
Discovery is the
best medicine I
have ever taken
for stomach trou-
ble.
rouble,For many
r years I suffered
. ✓ f i"• �r with gastric atom:
,..,„ aeh trouble and
t
J
,
nervous end` es-
i 3,
,c .
��.�'',-.y� tion. Would be so
bad at times that it was -necessary
• for me to be in bed two or three days
.ata time. I have doctored and taken
many different medicines with little
relief. Just recently I began taking
' Golden Medical Discovery and it has
given more relict than all the ether
medicines . I have ever taken. My
stomach does not bother me and I
have not had any indigestion since
taking this medicine. 1 can .highly
recommend the `Discovery' to "others
who stiffer with stomach trouble."—
Mrs. Goo. 'Wellingtoe,. 6 John St.
All druggists. ' Liquid or tablets. •
TS. Fawcett t Giv'es_Advice
�
to Mothers
St. Catharines, Ont. --"I took Dr.
Pierce's Fevorite Prescription during
•etpectancy;.when 1 telt especially i..
-need ' of a tonic and it benefited me'
greatly. 1 always take pleasure in
,,ei'+ecornrnending this 'Prescription' to
gating mothers because I know ..ti
will not fail to help them." Mrs:
J. H. Fe•wcett, S 14eaell "5t. •
Your health is most important to
you. It's easily improved,. Just ash
,, 1, ,
,your nearest' druggist, for his rc.
scription of 'Dr. • Picz oo';s in tablet or
liquid foran.
Write Dr. Pierce, President Inva-
lids' Hotel,
nva-lids'=Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y,, if you want
.;free medical' advice. •
Stephen.
They Should Ile Harnessed and
Bridled Early.
The colt or cotta ahould lrst be
laugh - to wear harness and bridle by
being allowed to run free for a stew
hours daily in a, box stall or Pad-
dock with the harneas on. It is then
good practice to .match each with a
handy, smart and good-natured
horse, or if neceseary a pair of eolta
together, and teach them to drive,
obey the words of command, stand
whoa .askedto, etc.
When they have become reason-
ably handy without being hitched,.
they should be hitched to a sleigh
or wagon. Care should be taken to
see that the harness Ate properly.
This applies especially to collars. The
collars la which they are expected to
work later on should be worn. Each
should have his own, and it ahauld
fit properly, not being too wide, so
asto allowrolling Motion', nor
a llinp las tto yet
O ,
sufficiently narrow to pInch at
any
Point. The bearing surface should,
conform thoroughly to the surfaces
of the neck and shoulder with which
it,>,comes incontact, except at the
bottom, where sufficient vacant space
to allow the introduction of a mane
angers should exist.
STEPHJ N TOWNSHIP WINSACTION 3. ,STEPHeN,, for tdhe month .of Jan -
BRIDGE nary, -Sr,. 4—Mildred Jory 73, Frank
Parsons 70, Alice. Preszcator 65, Ger
Judgment for the plaintiff '. orpora- trad • might 62. Jr. 4:--Honors,Marite
tion ,for. $850, and casts, according to Willie 76, Pass,Road, Dearing 69 Stei-
dle proper aeale was handed down. by ,la Dearing 60,. Sr. 3. -Eli Christie 66.
Chi'f. Justice R.. M. Meredith' at the Sr. 2 -Honors, Ella pcarng 76. ,'Jr'. 2
winter assizes in. Landon on Tuesday -Honors. Margaret Penhale 75; Pass,.
int
a- action
broughtht byStephen- TP
B•ern;e Sanders 74, GreCa:
Dearing
71
against Joseph Lawson, t:on.traetlon. , I Earl - Chrstie 71., Sr. 1 -Leland Jury
The Tow,tebee eiaimed $1,000 dam- 66. Jr. 1-Wr11ie .Stanlake 76, Gladys
ages for b -.-each of contract. iva, the- ean- • Penhale 75.
stru. tien of a bridge by the'de£enrl'1 ,Number ion roll 121; average 19.
sat -for :the Dorothy Kuntz, teacher.
In, handingdotva his judgment his ---
lordsh.,p de::lare:l that it wns qur,-e evr-SCHOOL REPORT OF S,. S. No.,
•dextt that the deife,nsIaint did not tui- i2 Usborne for January, based ,on the
fel his contract, and that this was weekly examsnuataons,Sr, .IV., C. "Hod -
really admitted by hiimw.I,; rt, E. Stewart, WI. Allison; Jr. IV'.
A number ^•orf witnesses gave 'eve R, Coop, R. Turnbull, 'E. Campbell;
dealt, among them. being, W. It. Elliott A. Rohde; ;Sr. III., C. Stewart, E.,
ex-rreve, Alex. Neeb, reeve.; David Alan, Jr.... lee, A. Coittle, S. Camp-,
W,abb. deputy reeve, Clarence. Holtz- bell; R. Cottle;'Sr., 11., L Stewart Jr.than, Hairy Shenk; Frank Triebrier, it, el. Reeds, T. 'Allen„ First, 12.
George, Either, John, Hayes, Roy Pat- ,Staw-art;. S.r;. Primer, H. Johns, l'; M:.-
terson., county engineer, Joseph Law- NF G1, ee, Stewart; Jr'. Pricier, -A.
son, William TL: nnCdy, Jahn, Swei,tzer Roriia - F. A. Marquis, tea,:her.
and Garfield Fiinkbeiin±rw a"tvd Johne
•
Journeys Far and Near
IN travelling, a reserve fund must
be carried to meet emergencies..
,;•
Cash may a be lost or stolen. 01,117Tra-
veller's Cheques, issued in various
amounts to fills your requirements, a
safe and convenient. Try them,
673
THE CA,NA�D(ILA�Np BANK
OFCOMNIERC
Capital Paid up $15,000,000
Reserve Fund $15,000,000
Exeter Branch, . F A. Chapman, Manager
Crediton Branch, . i $„ Wilson, Manager
Dashwood Branch, j
Exercise or Light Work a Benefit.
The colt or pair should be given
daily exercise or light work. Com-
mencing with an tour or two the
first day and gradually increasing the
amount, until they will be able to
perform a full day's reasonable exer-
tion without :showing signs of weari-
ness. The amount of grata egiven
should also be gradually Increased In
proportion to the work or exercise
given. By such usage the muscu-
lar, respiratory and nervous systems
gradually gain tone,. the muscles
with which the harness, 'especially
the collar, comes in contact, gradual-
ly become hardened and increased in
power of resistance, hence become
much less liable to soreness. In many
cases, on account of the hardening
of the muscles, they lose bulk; hence
a collar that may have fitted per-
fectly at first, may now be too large.
This should be attended to either b e
providing fresh collars er ailing the
extra space of the old ones with
sweat pads. While we prefer collars
without sweat pads, the latter is
much: better than vacant space. -
3. H. Reed, V.S., 0. A. College,
Guelph.
pB THE MOLSONS BANK
INC0RPORAI'ED 1355
Caapita1 Paid Up 44,000,000
Reserve Fund $5,000,004
Over 125 Bran- bes.
It is snot ne ressary to make 'a spenal trip to the neat --
est braaa.;h pI The 'Nfolsons Batik every; time you want
to deposit ,an.oney Send your d:irasit to the Bank by
malt. 'Write today to Ilse nearest nytnager of The Mol -
Sens Beak for iitferreetion
EXETER: BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business daily
ety llclat Boxes to .hent at the Exeter Branch.
January and Fr .a y Sale
Methods of IKeeping Cow Records.
Four things are necessary for
keeping ' cow records: '
1. A monthly milk sheet, ruled so
-that there shall be a column for re-
cording the weight of the morning
,nd evening milking of each cow for
each day of the month, though some
use a sheetruled for three days only,
and estimate the
weight t of milk giv-
er,
for the month from these three.
days, which may be consecutive or
-on the lst, , 10th and 2Oth of tke
month, making ten day periods
between.
2, A milk scale; preferably one
having a dial -face sadtwo hands,
one of which shows the aet weight
of milk in the pail, when properly
set. This scale costs about ,free
dollars:
3.A four to eight -bottle Babcock
test, where it is desired to know
what each cow's tank tests in fat.
_Phis will will cost from eight to twelve
Julian completer)
4, The fourth and most 'important
requirement is, "Tie -will -to-do."
Without this, milk sheets, scales,
:esters, etc., arta valueless. By having
ecale; sheet, pencil, sample bottles,
properly labelled, etc., all convene.
ientiy arranged, it takes isut little
time to keep arecord of each milking
cow itt the herd.
We would add a fifth Reed, which
some form of permanent record
'nook for monthly to_tsls and tests, -as,`
k iJk sheets, and -notes er records- of
testing; are likely to be'lostti and' not
available for ref.cretce. But it these
per-
manent
recorded once' a month iu'ap
form, they will 'prove a
source of help in • breeding, ' feeding,
and weeding dairy ‘cows. -1-1. H.
Dean, 0. A. College, Guelph.
Co•:titn7:'r timg on, the evitlence Ch':eECiYSatl
1i:eti. Mcre,lit . declarecl that it a.p-
b'arcd to have been a stupid piece
es•e . Ahiss Cook ,of ;ta onto is ;vi;a_,tine'
ort husen ss roll rau:na
Mr. and' leiirs. R. E. Cook -Mr. Thos
• 1 Pabo ee con :ined to his bed through
Ki:rkton illi, ss. ii and'.`.1Trs. ,Fred. Means
'Wedding i'Beels .are rain ie,e„-Vv;e fare ww%'e,re ,'re',te 1 to J ri.otord 'an Monday
' toe the -illness of the- forme
sor�•y ka t,��ar th�t Mr, Ira 1VTcCuidy ewer," r s
is Jinn; ruus1y el. .-We hope (he Wee ,brat: r Mr eerclen::, )fi,nns:-Rev
sc'an: be slit again, -Mr, Aanos'T)ouveeieebt. Elegies B : •., pastor of Victoria
•'stn e din : e few clays ee Taxonter AvT rine "M thad 'st .Church, Chatham
Mr„ Herold McLeod `ot Leaden is nni-.`.to tee:' pastor of T-T,ensall, has
,-i ,,,`ta Yat• e• few weeks, with lett. Dee , ?zwsd -a colli :from twee Central Meth=•
ai • Balfour r iTr.. F.ieee .rd•;Sh.t .r spent Bei t Chur.:h of St, :Thomas.-A7iss M
Sunray with leis parents lett.'-and ;Vers taggart +:ri Exete:• Visited her sir
Silas Shi-ir,` tar Mrs. ; Glenn, last week.
BIG REDUCTION l> FURNITURE. Wits CARRY THE LARGEST
AND MOST UP-TO-DATE STOCK.
BUY HERis ' AND SAVE MON1 Y
General Funeral Director' & Embalmer,
M. E. A DINER
Centralia Chopping'
Mill:
On account of an extra heavy run of ..hopping here, and realizing
the farmers' need of prompt service, I am installing a largrer Griatder
Head and Plate, which will give me a emelt larger capacity per irour, and
enable you to get away in a very short time.
"QUALITY AND SERVICE" Our Matas.
Wm. J. Smith
Zurich
The annual meeting of the Agrieul-,
tural ,Society was held on Tuesday,.
The 1inan.iai statement was preseat-
red and showed the society in a sound
fina'nwial condition. The following of-
fi.;:.rs were elected, -Pres:, E. F.
letopp; 1st Vii. e„, J. Ducker, Jr.; 2nd
Vile, J. P, Rau; Directors, ,A.' Eet-.
chert Dr. A, J. McKinnon, H. Krue-
ger Wm. ,Decher, J. A. Smith, Wm,
Johnston, O. Klopp John. Pfaff, Gor-
don. Surerus. At the meeting of the
Board of Directors after the annual
tweeting Messrs. J. Haberer and Wen-
del Smith were appointed auditors,
and A, F.. Hess se' re,tary' tneanu ter.
The Board resolved to enter the Sac,-
trey gmr: the t:ombined standing field
crop and threshed ;grain compeltitioai
with Banner Oats'. The prizes are
high the :first being $75,00.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Pr'eeter spent the
week at Hamiylton.=Miss Sippel of
Tavisto.,k is visiting at the home of
Mr. Henry Truemner,-Mr. ;E,.les of
a few t
' visiting, ,formonths
York s s
New r m
g,
eta Zuri.h,-Mr. Ayres of. Detroit is
spending the winter at the home of
E. Truemner.-Mr. W. L. Siebert at-
tended the funeral of•a relative at
Hamilton' last weep.
l►1r. Andraw Hamilton and Miss V
Gardiner of Clearwater, •Man,, are vis-
iting relatives end friends in this via-
iinity,--t r. and Mrs. A. limitary and
family. visited Sunday at the home of
the tatter's parents, Mr. and hers. Wm.
McLaren, Cromarty --Miss Agnes Fen-
wi- k has returned horse, after visit-
ing ,in Toronto. -Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
Pollan. visited Sunday in Staffa.-Mr,
and Mrs. Thos. Hunkin are spending
this week in Toronto and Oshawa.
The former is attending the Fairs
Convention!. -Mr. and Mrs. "Thomas
Hcd ert of Seaforth visited Sunday
at Mr. A. Hodgert's.
He who ..an bottle up his temper is
a corker.
Lave makes an old girl young and
a young girl old.
Do you knlaw that it takes push to
get pull::
If prayers were all answered a lot
of people wowed quit work,
A fool and his' folly are not so eas-
ily parte,.
GRANTON
Mr. William Stewart, a Grantont
old boy droppeddead on, Carling Set,,
London, on Tuesday :afternoon. of, last
week. He was born ilii Scotland and
came to Canada 50 years ago. For a
riuniber Of years he .onducted a har-
ness business at Granton and Lucan,
where he was highly 'respected. For;
Che Peril 114 years he has resided in
London. Besides his widow he. is sur-
vived by two daughters, (Vers George
Summers ' and Mrs, George Zwiekies
also eterec sons in, London, W. G:., A.
C., and J. S. Th,a funeral • took place
in London on Thursday, under the
direction o1 the .Oddfelieow:s.
Farquhar
Mise Reta Pollee returned hoete an
Sun3a:y after vi eitiin,, _tt M,it.heil:acme
Staffal-:Miss. Mary ,Parsons of Mun-
ro visited Sunday at Mr. A.,Hodgert's,
-Mr. and Mr`s. Robt. Duncan, and Jean
;
vsaed Sunday at Mit T.•
iInn.km,s.