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t r e efreehing sleep baela again
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ay will onl,y use Millairrt's oart in
Nero Pills. s of hurry bustle i
ceueetital that a trarea is essen
the mueb-needed tiai to the lavera T. rmer Viiene`s,er
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b imProving tile and wherever farMers ett the °0
o tee, n. etrengthening versation turns sooner ex later t
le heard oreby making the trucks. Their relative eize and valu
hole syster harmony, forms the topic of many discussions,
'• Bryce,, Port Arthur, 1 live on a f'arm of 205 acres, 176 o
((rf was so nervous / which is cleared. During the Wa•,re
ould net sleep at niele; 1 wag Prosperity following the War Pur
chased two light trucks, one Of three
ronbied, with faint and dizzy spells
„ I quarters and the other f t
my steal.) end scream. and jump tp.a.eity. The lighter other
one
-s °Pnraeac
nervous headaches, weuid start up is
really demolished in an accident re
ienaydrite.rvie ecfligL,etl.0 [trir[sviiseeptivtoousicA0pmn; cently, and I found it necessary to ro-
doctor and05 tried his medicine, but place it. Sino I was per-fee:Ely satie
diduit seem to do rne any good. Ai tied with the make of the old, 'One, ni.3
last I went to the drug store and goi mtlY causideratimi was the Pr°Pe
a box of alijbura,s Reart and Nerv4 size of the new. I hesitated ler quit
Pills, and Nyhen T found ch,ey wero a while before rt • fi 1 dee
doing me good contin.ued their use cision in the Matter. g 13 113
have taken. four boxes, and can litre I had kept a record of the cost o
lie dmva and Sleep -w-ithout any tron operation of both trucks, lvirich con
ble, and have none of -hoe dizzy an suited very carefully. I discussed th
ler-ous spells. I have eertainij matter with neighbors who had on
und your. remedy to be a wonder of either -size or both and learne
ful one."
their experiences. 1 talked to a nuin
Milburn -Pe Rea'rt -and %Yerv° ber of tt-uck salesnien and to one dis
are 50e. a box at all dealers, or mailed Taloa -manager an foundthat
in th
&liner' on reeeiPt of Price by The re • majority of eases of farmers similar
Milburn „CoLtd., Toronto, Oat.
ly eituated their -experiences coin
eicled with mine.
Tliinnnig the Fruit o My principal marIcet is locate
Apple Trees.
fourteen miles from my farm, whil
one that I use at certain seasons i
Good resulte ; have f.ollowed tbe miles distant. My farm i
thinning of apple tre-es in the Anna-) on a good' dirt d,,eno •
1 roar
polls Valley. At the Reritville; .N•Sel the higliavey connecting these' towns
Experimerral Farm tests in thinning,
This gives me an excellent -road with
were mane on INagener trees ten a low cot of truck operation.
afeare planted which were carrying a According to my records, it cost me
rood set of The aim was to 1.7 emits ner mile for gas and oil for
bin the apples to one aPPle to a fruit the three-quarter ton, and two cents
'r and to an average of six Inches for the jl truck. I have the origina
et on the branehea:. ',Five trees tires on both trucks, and apparently
e thinned and an equal number they have worn about the same. In.
on -thinned. The fruit was graded, the itern of repairs the lighter on
vt nicking time. The number of etiffers at has case me 'a49,80, agains
y ,es harvested per tree th.inned wasi 831.50 for the hetiVier truck.
5T and the percestage of number In regard to the saving of time
olles 59-06., of number twos 33-88, °-fl there is very little difference. On
number three 4.4 and of culls 2-66.1 personally, cc,nduct,ed tests the. short
The number of apples removed Per haul was made with an average say -
;zee was 192. •From the unthinned ing af about ten minutes, and the long
13"ees 764 apples were picked- Of these l hauli'netted half an hour in favor of
27`15. per cent' were number o'nes,t the lighter truck. When the drivers
52.85 number twos, _21.4 number I are together, which is frequently the
threes and 3.1 culls, it will be no --1 case, there is no difference, as they
tined. that while more than half the:, return together. - have found this
fruit from the thinned trees graded, to be real economy, especially on long
leer one rather 'less than a quar-1 hauls for one of the trucics may dee
rom the unthinned trees eamenP," yelp, trenble. The. presence of the
standard and that the twos,/ second driver has on 'several "occa_
culls-nd t o 1,...,ter -case sions, niere than compensated Me for
in ., vitt;
111Q Ita$ twQ $ 0 lirlet10318 Sa mg' ,.'v 1
when applied to tho sofl,It neutro1 ' °". °lat aaY °' a
niz,,iee.saaeti.claic,leo
tivflup.cia
ditii,tonp./arves ilth Qr I fiftY Pounds each ProVideti 'an
bn
euriiolla:orarblii6e 1.)f:erte.trii;fa; [ngelc,..A0.:11s'st!IlrilfroS/1.91/,ialtnhiy: 11 aeaelnice°4.11PlePli:Xvierlii.a39eillieletnot111; 1:e ista,e1 Saved at the RejdAi------NeatjAE)ER:d. 2127: 37 to 18: 27 G°1
gr,„„i,,g of clovers, especially e,Iiillot plied tO the soil by a linie sPreader or T —. . ,' .. .
ext—The Lord is my strength and sorxg and he is'
it1b.t.i.dil...eairilie, danajoisid ;:raei.l. esfpoe.(s.si,a_11-iiniiaabnide fspear•teishiifefl; odn[22[ritlii, It can, however, be • $
wagon box, but the ap- come my sa vatton.--Exod. 15. 2. ,
to be so.ur. atplAnd soil," Inay also be Plicatieli is disagreeable and' not so • ' ,/, '' , , . „•. t 1 V. 80. The Lard saved isract
slightly acid fronl the 'w,'' ashing trwtty 1 satisfactory. Grolind limestone is hardgt'pl„selss01.111Yre(;0mNor-8ii7sLEhriti---d Wwoxviel nth, aefiteer.it,, 1 116 8 1 .
4'1
e arts of
t t f ti .„. tfrh m 2. "NevertlleleSs e
l'rhae he lias ati•waaes songht to keep rawa )37, Int 13, ,3,e. st ,id B6 40
- -
1tIe tive smells are vary much alike) ef'tlle '....;tore of carbonate of , very coleinonlY used in, som t ae en eonsen o le giYPtian a-, Saved t lem tor his name's sake Th.4t
lime or its tha , eaalthe ProvinceS• [For Prmul) 'raoll to the ontgoing of the ----1 he ght inake his mighty poi:v or to
• ; 1" h result of crtpaping. , ac. ion me one ou. g e led them (or i`atl;ei- ‘`Ged ot be Itxiciwn
t' awaY from the odors. v , . • .141, t: , • eit . 17, •
fion. the • patrefation. of organic The influeflee of lima' d aotri- ne, a Sevencent., r18: , 8) not . by the d ect .17 , V. ,31., arae,i ..rtisL that -(1 ,CT, wOric
will pasts through a sieve with one road, "by the wa of '-the-land of the literell "th rit h d S' it • 'r
iNaistes. "With the dawn tif tht-i Indus- Pcrunds upon the filth teart,tire . ph•i• ,-- Y, e lere an • l P/017 -
but tj a- ttiriirtield,ersma eithisecopliruc•ebeletemd
.,un --v tchlney:°. Aism/pnleicsattrniganrskeodf iriiimtleietooasseucohf helloanrds7id, ground litlline-sttheenellaregeaunirienschn' tit le .1,Ratiendheses' .ahel,e,wssilfd,reerclnueesfist.eodf medeminortyhaeof-yetlairss gtIrreaatt fdoelliehweti,,da.nosle'bhye
ossed a shall w at; of* f,her bel it
ea. This road seems to the [strong hand of their God was a
e also claimed attexition. necessitY s°ila render thmu luo7e friable and 1°nger tinie t° diss°Ive in the is:Imeei.minedi ist possib
'what is the effect of odors• on health? en the 'tt-rxture of sails as it ;las 0 te --------------------------anlitY 0 ‘t
------------ making -w-s to deal with this sit- ru°re esPeclallY drY. APPileati°118 °f frain tw° t° tell thrIS sea Pass,able (r't low tide, fhe'exact lo- eGeo'diiv%ao lisaadPPs°arvaialet°thternr.wfrariiihd.
d di g
le that in th°s° a flock by the harld IVIoees and
ii. urgency to the question; Lime also has a benefielai influence , per acre re 'recomillell e accer ill& 'cat on of vvhich cannot now 'be -deter- ' again He who led 'his
Iight 14 of ' Health a ttmdency.tO cement the soil
particles bWe8htileapqpuiiicekdiimieh.of'thselakael[ditriunn,., tdrainYus, (lees now., and that great Jehovah had proved himself stronger.
[
, . f h
lie gni extended farther nonth.Aaron, would continue to lead Them,
f.t • 1 '
people "like
ec
comes from
r XI r otbhmlaatyt heag. complainadli.ds gl. toroeef athhhres 'nsemeigh1.1 feesnsifidaeilsi'tal nebnfiTettihlteee ducict.lac..ysons ioluouit:s,ri,et 1 oenenoll).„1 ape potash
aandsi[VL s I any
troyu snedasloillniec!„st,to. the
my ear.
b6Ba op.iiittli este ianoin, N'ot.'itfr tae-;hhnsayol14 inr,vggvaeatsetlelll,raihnas eldrews t(eitolrlelekyil:nnd:r1Pvi.ctisheansce (litbsaicielneihccaer.htyhAaatt metillasatheolf °Itch egehteisa tellfeuE ngTaPt ito'llIsi 11' 'could 1711 lod puolli:
,..,ber, /qr. y, and that his family have to Lime has anot,herflill•et.ien' willeth h 80 af t,h,LeinElexui°111'inAlegillt,iaelairt,.iale,0- covers that / , i•lr '
_ sore 'throats in consequence, but the
I I-Iealth Officer, though anxious to sup -
I ' •
compounds in the srdl.' Too frequent tilwae c r si ae lies were able to cross i AF°51d tah:0,rie'Lorbrilkiinsg anbgolc--ecatal? Z10:14,
at 10W tide but the E y pre; ail against him.
, denee as to the po'isonous'ness c)f tbe l>,e.ilavoidedd 7. tits.th.too ,,7js ?se 1.ime and methods of apPlieation• ' t -i- tier). army following 'them n'[;.•geast'ogya3rep[Prc.,T1 ALPPLIcAirloN•
_ press the nuisance has no direct evi- °' °° abundant aPP-leatiorls are to the .whole subje t of the Pa Pose of
is available at the Ipublica.tiotis Brant% wheimed by the waters when "the seal Fron) earliest dayo thrtse great
✓ smell. Thotagla there are of coarse soon ep e e e sea o s ier-
e poisonous gases, lance hydrogen sul- tilitY unless lrept up bileavy manui•-' of the PoPartment Of 'Agriculture, returned' to its strength," ) reads have led out .0e Irgy t towarcte '
Qttiwn" • From the crossing 'of thl' R 'S !the East T P Thot
',aide, that have a prmiounced smell, ing. • • • "'boOk E) xoda"s• carriedc est,' e'llsi.es' haerldnjpr.beh4Taa"tetiew'aosl
In
tilO
which is harmful nor indeed can. we Plied PartlelllarlY 'three' ifornie, as' , Everiv, one that a si„ai
we cannot say that it is their smell alT;ricultural Practice lirne is a -P-'1 6f [''tilfre 'avlilldderinhoesS elotirneY as , fair asthroughthrol.'igh the country': .°f[w' athel ,\CV'ar1111;e:'
learn met t • ,I.J1illistines The • et • -1 • 1.
sled liine and ground . p e, . car- x a oac lea
Peeple whose occupations lead them 'imestone. For even clietribritioa h
and a eliammer are the tools for cut
Ina, ed e, but rw everY one ilaw d the builciin of the tent
then tells of the first- giving of the straight into a long stretch of desert
_ ascribe any known disease to odor. q
with to water or food for the people
e uicklime , placed smaii hea s knows how, it Simplifies the work te saactuary. The earliger chapters- of and their flocks:: The- south reac' Werrb
to- work among disagreeable smells
is bi it is now well established that the care treated.1 • -------°------ . and give the lave of the
P' fill the pipe with sand. .
passover as it grazing. This region was also In
-
d soon become insensitive t° them' and intervals on the field t° be
e • about a bush I i ; eacl t
e i I, a regular,
over on the night of the departure,
our lesson tell also of the first pass- tfhoerneeeemtelmiddistmanocuenthbrri"st,lievARtned good
-
- f sen and sewage works is a Water is then Poured over' each heal) Fasten a cow bell to a cross tie Fn. was obser,ea in thef i' ' miliar, to Moses being the ). n f his
- ° r directly, ho;vever, smells have wer,glat of lime, Tile heap is then cov- inches of sWirg, thell'rnn a small Wire both of narratives an.d laws, descrip- bected to go the short Pliiliati.a road.
o.,owing can- ;ro, e o
_ e ry occupation:
, h altia the rate o aboutne- rc the 1 n, - .
t tif o thi I ti ti e bar with about six or eight
- turies. The entire book is made up fortY Yeare of exile. The ,people ex- •
l f our wife wants you 'from the barn, noes dr • s i • f i is ne warriors or o se t,e
. • • and allowed to
d of a polluted water supply; a smell
I 'sanitary significance. A smell
' ' ered.with an inch or two of moist soil from the hell to the botise, 'and, when tions-Oftlie tent'tern.ple•of the wilder- tit they were not prepared either to
a rea ,
• " the possib,lity remain ortwo or y awn from several o ces and ace PI; I ta t t
of "drains suggests _
• • • d• ' in the. new' borne: Hence:the diselpline
three Weeks, when the Enie will be she can yank on the wire instea et s y wo;tog-ether.
e coal. gas suggests the Presence of thoroughly shilced and fall into a fine yelIing all the neigbb,Pre .think 14: .21. The Lor caztsed,the-sea of the Bt,d sea „a.
efgl'(; back. . The -Hebrew .word. Used While it may be quite .tr-he that to
s the deadly inodorous carbon mon- l'svder• A little sell sli°n-ld then be ..eome elle is hurt' here means simply to , .or •te."go Journey hopefully.' is better 'than to
• • • • - • -
s oxide. In such cases, smell is a clue -
to some event of sanitary importance 'to mean that:a northeast, wind, driv- journey and arrival are -con,
along." We. maY'understand the r;tory arrive, the fact- remains that both
and should lead to the renioval.of the
Ing the Waters sonthivard, accompan-.ditioned by the choice df a right turn
()r
ome
an
otintr
danger which it indicates Froth this led an ebb -tide, so as.' to' cause un, when, the -fork ia the read giWes us
point of view smells are of great im-
Usually km, water at 'the ,ford,- or, Panee. .-Hunian nature and human
pertance to health. , more probably, bare sandsuponWhich planning tend all too .often towards
Work Study .and, Play in the Gras
the Israelites were able.. to, cress. The , lines- of least resistance. We ehrink
The fact that sinells cannot in them -
s b • (1. di • t
Institute
BY ETHEL. CHA.PMAN. deeper- Wafer on either. side made an. especially -from the long; "hard read.
e ;es e regal e as a nee menace
d effectual wall of defence,agains' any Butait is not i' r ' to '
1 to health does not Mean that no steps Reports from the Girls' Institutes! Institute, Guelph, an in October had flank 1.,..'tack by of. ',nemy.,- while 'a SO 1555 that Z°,griz.ise:s".tho- egli:i guide rpnoe;rts.
should be taken to suppress them' for the Year show a fairly--crditable I an "at -home" at which Dr. Ross' Of rear.;- guard ofIsra,ers fighting men •And on life's Pilgrim . way there is
They will still be regarded as a nu is- line of work accomplished.' Because l Macdohald Institute and a class of Prevented toe close a pursuit. ,For no turning back 'I such a -i mat-
o-
ance and people will not be ariy the the New Year is a geed time to re- I her students gave a demonstration of tile figure -used in , v. 22, corripare ter it is inspiratonntosui'•ernexi'nbel'il•tha-
t more disposed to endure disagreeable view the past twelve Months and games and folk dancing. With the tNoabhuam.ve Vee8n wa llie.arien.r,laftet s:-.11[ i:,- .t:vaay -.,..,.on.:31frlifasrelan pcvlahnic,havcie tihiaa\t,,e01.r'o-IC the
sniells. The most satisfactory way of make resolutions to fill the comina other Institute girls of the county
to the en.y ok rihebee, and.Exodt 15; is lus-waY, and hence rig.ht
rt iri a it.idgi' ng c°111P°1- 8, where, in the picturesque language a,nd best •for u.s. The pillar by day -
, doing away with a disagreeable Smell year with 'even better things, we are they took pa
is to remove the source of offence. If giving here a summary of what has tion, the first Pllize being a trip to Of poetry, the waters are described as and the fire by night, 'manifest signs '-'•
She smell froin Mr. Y's garden is due been going on in - the Junior Insti- the Boys' and` Girls.' -Club Congress in piled upright in a heap and- frozen &a that destiny that shapes . our ends A
to an overflowing cesspool, the sinap_ tutas, . . Chicago, - (congealed) in their l 41110 the , never. anddecides,., thetilg[-rlivitb .."heolisemienlce' 2
les remedy is to .do away with the Lansdowne nmee two layettes, tine
t' a ' nee v.
I, ordwich has had courses in Foods fugitives passed n. 1) . seeks - - ---- -in •-i,.. 0 enots, 1
cesspool and replace it by air' adequate for a ba.by at home, the -other for Values and :Cooking, and S'eiving and v Vs. 2i'iltwi'he no,tortzling' watch That xoldoyf toliffaeltioweatiotwuarpodas- Gthoe,ci•aLnocrldin.ari.
sewerage system. This may be an Northern Ontario relief; gave,twenty F.'-'..---1---ee e 'Nursing. They have bad sev- 1 ..-.. from Th: Loocrld'9°10k`otic°eds•iinnion. tihne shTahli waik,” om matter la:ea, ion?...,
expensive business, however, and we dollars toward imProving- tv,'"o local eral debates at their meeting's, rand li,la1`1.1.111g.
must consider -whether there is 110 cemeteries; assisted the Senior Insti, occasionally *exchange programs: with s. 7 httel poet pace tiii stornr- as , !liSty, weary, or difficult the jeurney) `
larn. Various processes for getting rid rival convention delegates; brought a of the community they bought simpler method of solving the Prob- tute in entertaining the district an the, Senior Insitit,ate. For the benefit iZi.l.inientgbuncleke•nr.saanwdtihigseh' t, woinctaGod,lig ta841.idtvnlacttfolf7n,11,,i0inruAosri."1,..tieinsortp a.hrvt83,1frs richt.
wastes, and oxidation, combustion or meetings. had a course; in Icood Val- party and'weirier roast' with the Jun- Th deths also trembled. ,
in a eommunhiNty'e "The waters'vvaers saw theen; -t`hey were
; 7 2, y, 1,,,is -,,,,,
of unpleasant smells, such as sedi- traveling library to the town; took uP ten -dollar shares Which is nioreiof truth. than the cyni-
mentation, filtration of organic a , reading course at -their regular skating rink. They --held a. ekating afraid; tchisemsoidfeNoalpotlheeontrthonagteGstedb„,fitgthitsolosn.„,
56' re/merous, any time one nay kse by waitiii. f
oi
the Other to ...unload. i"
Britain - Since I did not own trucks prior to
mports o Rutter t war and, -consequently, have never
an PirOrn Out one by fair wear and tear I
he 2, 2 anOp the district man-
-lofted by, Great ager of a popular Make ofetrucks for
tbs.. „taridirerAy.c.- my information on eemparati've
g-roifel--,:a (60,- gevity. According to the, records the
_aew--z-ealand 1,.. average life of the three -quarter -ton
2,346 -hundred -Weil hts,. and the Un- truck is 7.9 years, while the average
States 39,639 hundredweights, Of ton truck is in serVice fel. 8.3 years.
78,227 hundredweights of butter In consolidating my 'records I find
ported by Great Britain in the same the lighter one cheaper to operate in
riod Canada supplied 33,764 hen- regard to' gas and oil to the -extent of
redweights, Denmark 1,655,785 hun. .3 Cent per mile. In trip 'time the
dweights, New Zealand 955,612 difference is negligible, as is the case
ached -weights, Australia 450,279 with tares. Repairs show a balance
ndredweights, the Are,entine Be_ of $18.30 in lairor a the heavier: one
abbe 300,781 hundredweights and while statistics show its life to be six
hei„,,,,Vaiteci States 10,5'78 hundred_ months longer. In addition to this,
,tights. Of ten individual countries its ability to carry twenty-five per
[supplying butter to the motherland), cent. more per load allows it t,0 do
Canada was nintb and the Unitedr as muC,h In four trips as the smaller
tat.es tenth; but there was the un -I one does in five- This factor has been
-Aually large amount of 585..893 hun-I of inestimable value to me in both
edweights supplied by countries not tune and money during the busy ,sea_
P ;Red, Canada's contribution of Sons,' My experiences and investiga-
tion has proven conclusivelY to me
titer Was 110,000- hundredweights
sari/. the ten months this year than t at -the ton tauck is. thei ea size to
ethe .sarne,period last year. ,fil17-the reqUirements of the average
,
farmer. •
isa. „diking of' obstacles to success
„many, men magnify the 'external, ones,
BAD SMELLS.
order to.minamize the greater ones A little reflection regarding habits
of lower animals and of man lead,s 40
the conclusion that the sense of smell
re on the lookout -for is of great importance. The startled
job don't forget that your deer stands with dilated nostril -to
have an 'eye open for a the breeze, sure that, her nose, before
her eyes, will tell her whither to flee.
The hungry wolf presses -with relent-
less speed upon a trail which the hu-
e man being cannot distinguish at all.
We may believe that once all. men
`11 . .
were similarly endowed, for ..rn cer-
tain priipitive tribes the am/heiress of
the sense. of smell is not altogether
lost. W, H.,Hadson tells of the can-
mbal 'tribes of Queensla,nd who were
found to hunt by sniell a large species
of boa with which they supplement
their More gruesome diet. The evil
smell of the shirr -110.s pro'clucecl to dis-
courage hie enemies and constitutes
a powerful weapon of soli -defence.
According to the theory of natural'
seieetion, those species would survive
which road° ase of their noses to aie-
tinguish good food Train bad, The
ir lc. f40Is 1 i'th t
cunning s ern o s s enemies a
he is bad food even before he is dead,
wherefore they leave him alone,
Man, too, makee use of his nose to
avoid bad -food. We epeak of the
"tnete" of a rotten egg, but if the rmse
be firmly pinched or its ()varier have a
-.old in the iv. ti le '1" Jia abie to
eat a bad egg without tasting its bad-
ness, The, same instinct which
hkn distraet bad c.gge nitrites him also
dhitruet lealty drain pipe (alter all
kg,
o p„,treates muffererd
e and aching backs
continual stooping, bead-
ing so necesearay to Imr-
e hoarse:hold datiee, and these
1, arc caused, without a
$ came derangernett of tile
or if there were not some
theo the 'back vveald be
d
will give por-
tal' and comfort to all weak,
avomen, and
nsehold duties a pleasure
arden.
Prosser, C
saffered everything
y back and kidneys,
niedieirtes, but;
d cure, At lest
o y Doan ke Kidney Pills,
king fear bortes I am
alieved."
336( a Lox at all dealers, a
On receipt of price by
re Oct,, Limited, Terontea
;
10
aeration of the gases •have
been de- ues and C,00king• arranged a picnic ior Farmers. In June they sexwed 'The clouds Poured -out water;
Pharaoh' and his '110St •re 1
The existence of these Processes social gatherings during the. year . ii7adesTiien making aclvertii- .ari*C)WS als° went'. abrciind° ' y-aar, .everwroug'nt band of bondsmen.' '..
_ a o
vised by science and are in daily use excursion a sleigh ride d ' slipper' to one hundred and fifty Lis 1. he skies sent c•ut a sound • espo ic po,ver. What of 9
Th ". h ' • yrante had oppressed them threneth
should be to everyone t t e voice 0 t thunder, was on the • _
known eve , so that main aineci a cot in a children's h hid trip through the counby and
the pressure of public opinion may be pital; gave prizes at the Fall Fair; ized $75, and in December at a bazaar h "en'
, The liglitnin s htened ther h ndr ears a
ercated in support of their use, when -bought a shipment of fruit for can, tneY clearea $1u5; .1/011 W. this rliolleY The earth ti world: t,bin'i•rank
ofilwornen eandg
s; their mastlers we -re a •
rm-
gmblgcl d shook.
Ile -
cation is generally the bteiness of fit of Institute merobe- • -d el buy new book f th library. Arid "ctlh.37 •t e eiea' be *clan ealleth the Peer
necessary, u. their choice an applia ning' at wholesale Prices for the bene -..goes to the Skating rinliand part to T1 'a is an ' d; horsed, d d -
„ is, an ;ley are s or e publicy. pat in the great waters." reW wan erers were -afoot;' few; of
to be learned regarding s
the sanitarian. The indinivieditlisalisletshsaotn, tnuerwaiplsaoremieintyg to organize a I-1, orticule .ThetsiieerginrirseliaelfaO made a layette for
Just as ther.z•-i.S, "no - smok,e ..w,ithout wiF:..1.3.aneitanThisissa "iGl.sirilsu., sc,ircle,e( ,c1.9Ss,et7onstfaoredourNss'aesinoprgoemneis7ide sactientchee;
fire," so there is TaT'srne-iir -Without its •ah•
source, and that source and what pro- e"irls m
- theW ' I tit t . th
eet regularly with the wornen sinace then they have had courses in
ceeds from it may be a menace to but they have some special meeting's MlilinerY and Sewing, and have taken
health. of their own and they carry on cer- Part in a iudging.comPetition arrang-
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ed by the . gr c tural Representative.
tain special lines of vvork by thein-
,
Live Stock in ,Caria.cla.
A c d' to ffifi
-v.. 25.. aioeicaofir aaear'eamaot. „laa.cal.,..tthabe7.,t1htirirs,.:181hkeepl,I,,e.1:h41 b
eiedtt6ekr Joerapinonas,.
. • • • . . . -. • . -. -,
mi,Thee.-s-HheobwrdelV, , thPreorheatbotely, mteiaahristilia"tboe;xin:Rd..e" seae buileldaidnagr[eteehinilasisi•itthehiaramoeielly,.... allnids . ,.
bound,- or ..eloggedm; akithnegirtholcinhasii•inok.t i ra.r,oi:dg'ir.11,,,,t:', Truth may , often be en , i,,hca .
wheels;" that is, ley
in the wet .sand or mud of the Vattern, ''''-----cl, . '
al.1Vd:g621.21i,Rae°te.totii.etiedmtocir. hivise....shteraevinolYth,' ;'-er ..:,KSBtueaetnpbdiiteell:ithi7i„,a0tetdhhe'w(aiit,bi•hinei;;Irellsdhkeiem:01-ivia:idi'e.w' ,
. •• , • , . ._
rather (as in margin) its "wonted
selves. -They rnade a layette for The first prize in each class was a flow." It is probable that the inflow- There are divine limita set to fin-
d b ing tide was accompaniedby a, cliang.e Justice, and it 1.4 ti -e. caufse ef. hfr,e -
rthern relief. ' held a "Sharriaock' silver cap the cups being donate Y
of wind- (see ch. 15: 10). Tac Lord people, not the iron might o Pharno,,
species of live stock in Canada has; Tee. realiaipg. $25, arranged a corn -1 ligirieinis inheenldt ma epnicinnic threaiscionugntiy.77 The 0.3, rthrett, oitera
lly "shook off") the or Alexander,. or Neroaer Caesar; or
decreased in numbers from last year munity picnic m July and a baseball - • ..bgeyptiana in, the ?nidat of the Bea. Napoleon, •which prevails.
their Institute work; served dinner.
excepting' swine and "pouit.1:y. Horses tournament and corn roast in August
are said to number 3,530,641 'coin- --the girls have their own soft ball, at the cOunty plowing match; had a
pared with 3,648,871 last year, mules team; are studying the Government very pleasant excursion to the Agri..
8,722 compared -With 9,202, cattle 9,- publication. "Laws of Ontario Con -['cultural College with the Junior
246,281 ccanpared with 9,710,869, ce,rning Women and Children"; heldiFarmers; and gave donations of
SheeP. 2,763,860 compared with 3,263,- a Halloween party including an “ap...I money to•the Navy IRague and Jap -
525, swiae 4,405,316 compared with roil contest" (explained in a• former ancse
News Bulletin), the proceeds .from Bond Head has been making 3,915,684, and poultry 45,469,292 coin- News
o Canadian Authors at theiar
pared with 43/43,718. Horses have which went to buy Presents for the
decree -sect in every Province...except children in-. the county SanitAriuip....monthlY meetings; they have also e'X-,
British Columbia anocin:tcaartitoleanind every tT0,1glestphreers 3 -diner. says,the, er'` eie has
Our , year's worlci'changed, programa with- other .girls'
certainIY1InstituteS 'the: eolintY, and have had.
Province ''exeepting
ish ccaurabiae swine show a decrease given us a better realization of -bur' ppeoursa in Home l'`Tursing. TheY sent
in 'Nova' Scotia and New Brunswick mu -nal need of each' other. [a-balo o mg to. the -Institute on
, the Indian iteserve, made a layette
only. E girt. is is an organization '
girls frcan all over Elgin County They Nor e n :held a bazaar in.
The laying age of pullets varies meet the first Saturday of very Deeemb 1; 'realizing $70 which will
'e e'
be donated to the local memorial pa.ric
with different breeds; according to month in the office of the County Age ,
size and weight. The Meditercranean'fricultural Representative. The funa.
French, RCaencoarddies.n Cattle . A Tull -grown eagle can consume two
young lambs at a meal.
In ,order to be eligible for admission ,r)
uhe past year 1,700 separate
.in the Record of Performance con- 4-'nrina..
broadcasting programs, averaging
ducted by the Dominion Live- -fiveh •
ours each in length, have been '
Branch, French Canadian two-year-
traiismitt.ed frona stations
-old cows must Produce 4,400 lbs. of Eretain
in - Great
milk and 198 lbs. of `butter fat. A _
two-year-old at the Dominion EY
ace o paint brush: After using, --
has
1.
mental Station at Cap Rouge, Quebec.
wipe the brush with a piece o± clean,
has produced in 365 day's` 8,595 lbs. of
Milk and 899 lbs. butter fat with -an soft clet}.1 or tisaue Paper, Place the
, brush in a pan or basin of -yinegar,
average of 4.64 per cent. This' is a • • or,,
the handle extend. Put the vee -
world's record in for the two-
sel on the stove and bring the vinegar
year-old class of the breeds. The'
to a boil. Rills° 'the brush in 'the
former record, also made by a heifer
at the Dom,inion Experbnental Sta. vinegar anid -boil for. a few' minutes,
or until the paint is dissolved in the''
fowls reach laying age in four or five operate closely with the Jirdor Farm- [Rolf•wo-od "E'ramosa” iwaS organ-. tion Cap Rouge was 8 544 f
months; the American breeds in from ers' organizatim in bringing all the ize 1,0 Year ago at he close of a milk, vineaar. Wipe again with a soft
six to eight months; the Asiatics in 37oung people of the county together Domestic Science course. Since then 403 lbs. fat and 4.71 Percentage. oloth'01. tissue nane'r. -
The latter it wigs be noticed, is still
from eight to ten months. in social and educational gatheririgs. they have taken part in a countY the record in fat and' percenta
— Believing that the community dances ,judging competition; held god
might be improved, the girls framed monthly meetings regu.larly, with de -
Check That C ugra a "petition" asking for chaper-ons an `monstrations, ddresses, debates a Ellisive Vitamins.
, Thousapds ..5aiffer,
earlier hour for closanF, etc, and pre- spelling match ,and a geog- aPhY• There is no . aceurate mel,bod for to '4101 Agpny 'froil
, the ,,g1therings At their D , la, . „If s it- 1. Th • • • ' - IY because '11* 006 Icll°ws exactlywhat All these who saffer frore dyspep[Sia
•
sented it to the boys' conimittee, The match; sent a deflation to the Armen- ' • ,
committee agreed' to their reeuest,s, ian ,Relief .Fund, and a box of- canned determining .the,Pre.fseecfrud7Tahnid insniTaurrit-.., 0)!S PEP;
with distinct benefit to the prestige of fruit to the Toronto Sick .Children's of vitannils, in .anY . • ,
Literary meeting, including a 'debate,' a, layette' for 'relief woi".k. , a' vitamin ls and Partly bec-ause 'till l'atin 'takti oar assurance 'that Burtloali
lt)heers' iplraedsetl\ivto. hAtitndcrl'girdis' atinndasillttlYniT:tinh; lOr[Dalff ?Lai e'rlht7 asasri-srt4eldigtelide lco°cIalelen-itiovinugY vbvi,,,ehtll'enilllilli,nsutsra,abin.L.1.,elyvaarhnieodautsealdfa,9-. Yoed'a5'1;atleoisfrdsdessetteoniit'deticle°??. 331°°C1 Ili tters will re gill al; iiiii s C°1:it-
• iinildi :tn..i'.:'1.t.ri'llcatjeuiseeecrte0'i,P.fl;i-coilittal"lt,ee- cla...1-rv."sa•
g,dVis sent a box ' of homenlade eandY picture 'theatre to 'bring good 'shows -to t ' nher ' und .i. certaia • Coaditions tion, remove rioidity`,[tinfl -when "Ails
,to ' each inmate of 'the County .C1)11- the 'town 13y helping Iiim to' sell tick- a lliclahj:ted a; [ethe action .oi.e.i,einii:. is clone'you 155 Oa anything you.
dron's Shelter and Hauge of Refuge— ets, and taking „parb.,01 the proceeds e°arissliari•de. peroaes'; ea paactic,„11; the , witil_Out allY had after e[,if.ect" ...
al,s.e to a nuir,lene•i• of "shot -ins" in the C.or. Institute fund- sold 1. kers I only known methods for vitamin, de- , mrs. 0.. st°""t -1\l'an'1°°l'e, '.-'""
b_cg,oarxre9.ei atslunswg ,c1[ sot amrandrutht.nhiintaigtes woftel:detiostatwgi riibt;t:iiottv:ii;,liliticie -,,,,tohb.eiee.'alertneswtniato.suwtto,epfiaroalrlilsi' tichn egrnoBtnlo money
build thainasd.t„ctica,rrl tenhl; Nat:al:17'10/11e: ::nbagtt:tocrioths te6lOyol:rittaiiSyntd;ulagio,,f,,:le,,d,dnig:115,e7,,,,;.:;4:,tiet::,,,e,..., ., vt:h::7_,snnitega,i,cei:ahs.--'-r:i dot'icvisreoSnrylc,,,tieuote;tdtiitle' 1:1(13,,eyith,ic:ietii3:1, soygppaoa"seIpin:os:i:Itiln.ntiy,a'r,i ::,
' nouritY• The Girls' institute Personal a tag claY. The. girls report "Oar first ments with animals, These ,m,ethods. °-`.)-
itself° ' hr`use' On- our balliiig:' beach -and a inins[has been gained in this way. At meals,: ,1 had nsad (lillearent -nlocii-
,10.13,1(.: at vsat ,o Soent ta bale ofclothing to. tenn. is roil•rt in ,,,,on,r,, village -II, , Til,eY •,ai.enadsticettiguelietycoci:ci.t.arnininatnaelifioa,id,..s... i'.:roerai,taasint ,..teeinr:s,ab,n1dita, ktelificte.cylo. ti.,tiirsdlInio. Ili:1.(',1,,, :let al 1, oBritooao ctil:s31:1 10,, ii.t: , 1,
the 'Na elr-theer'n Ontario fire suffererS; I Iro.vre also. givevn' do6nations to. the .1,;,all', y--it-amilas and apparenitly c?,,rcil livert 411 oannyt_gleoectdr, At ifest T.... haepeened to r,uu., ,
:',.'1-.).00l fair ''o raise rnoney for'. tha vided wood and clothing for a, needy ,..s._:___..„:„... , ,
,..,,aer; ,parlty faul:detallnedalaadeboobtahliantgthae R.Fealile'[f;thalrcIN't11;(7' r'Lliirl)lgieliei'itehl6ai RY il>31's 111:- 'auantity. ' . - vie i felt a let better 80 I c011ti7111:0Ja '
CoYanty MeYnorial Ho's-Tital; with the fatnilY; 'sent fioWers to sick rnefilbers, ,' . . 7 i .- it! lige .'nntil. n6W 1 £1,n1 completely re-
An, egg[is never as fresh's i Wits.,,, ' iieVed„ Now T •nan, ready to ;Teeny--
lanior Fariners they had, ,a sk..fitilik and gii,ren a presed nt: to heal ch 1 gl.i.ltibe - , ........_.2...,7__H, viand 14 to auy`one b,c/ibi,e4 as L ,as,,,,,
a debate, and' n. corn roast.: in ing married; .1'11_ at C (ri stin a,s, Ire, ,,,
ti tilo with the other.. girls' Institute of relnembei e,1 alghteen 1 AS monotony 'robs 3roil of ,zest it,' ?3,11„13, is' manufactured 1);,.- Tho T.
Pool colirubY theY vlsited, Macdonald of the (lemnil-lhitY 'withe esriiiYaliguill'll•L'n. 3:613k the SOil.,., , pi, ye, )..sitfy Yo.otr er°P3 Mlibarll Got.; lailtdbed,- Toronte, Oat,
, . , ... ,
AT ONCE
Some people get a nasty cough or
cold and dont pay raucia, attention to
14, sayiog, "Oh, it will wear away in
a slaort time," but while it. maY Tvear
offieerious.injury may have boon done
to the respiratory organs by the pro-
_
longed harf;11 racking coughing.
,•
On the first sign of a cold or a
eough get a bottle of pr. 'Wood's Nor-
way pine syrup and see how quickly
your trouble will disappear,
Mrs, Geo, McCornas, Shell Brook;
Sask., writee:----"-We o used Dr.
Wood's Norway Rime Syrup every
vtrinter eince V(3 came to Canada and
lind in the beet -we can got for colds
and cetaits. If just seems to heal the
respiratory passtame and effectually
eheeks the cold almost at' once. It
0014511117,i8 worderful medicine."
Priee 35c, e, bottle; lerge family
size 60e.; pub up only by The T. Mil-
barn Co, Limited, Toronto Ont.
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