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A. T. COOPER..
CLINTON
1IOW TO START BEEKEEPING
(Experimental Farms Note)
]los can be kept profitably almost
abywherp in Canada and Oa Year
the number of beekeepers gradually
increases, Anyone can keep bees',
'but it is advisable that:porSons,hav,
Mg an unusually 'high nervous „temp
erament and those -who are badly of-,
Tooted by the poison of bew stings
should not attempt it, The returns'
froth hoe -keeping are as certain as
those in any other business and I do,
11,0 think there is any other branch
of agriculture that yields as high re-
turns ;for the small amount of capital
Invested or the time recthired.
Anyone, - int-ending4, to start bee:'
keeping igust have a fair knowledge
of bce behaviour and 'what the bees
require. A thorough knowledge of
modern methods .is not necessary to
thalce,a start; indeed, this knowledge,
can only come through years of prac-
tical experience. The wider one's.'ex•-,,
periencethe better beekeeper one be,-
coines. R is essential tobe „able to
apply knowledge proMppY and to do'
'the right thing ,at the right time,'
The busihesSof beekeeping is one of
details and one, ;that rail:tires spec-
ialists. ' To gain the knowledge ,re-
quired, it is advisable for the .pros-
tpective 'beekeeper to spead Mt least
'one season with a good beekeePer it
at all possible. If this cannot he
done much may be lealMed by at;
tending short courses in beekeeping
at any of the colleges, reading good
hooka on. the subject or Visiting
neighbouring bee yards as :Often as
'Possible.
Mrs. A. C. 11/fgViCaT, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh White, Hugh White, jr., Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. Scott, Mrs. J. S.
Timmins, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Newell,_
Mr. and Mrs. George E. IVIeKay,'Mr.
and Mrs. -W. T. McKay, Rev, W. G.
Wallace, D. D. Wilson. •
-Some of the members of the com-
miffee in charge of the evening avers:
Mrs. H. 1Viartin,'Mrs. J. Beck, OM.
H. I. Moorish, Mrs. W. H.- FerguaOh,
Mrs. Tich'bourne, Major Joseph,Beck,
Dr. R. 13. J. Staribury, J. R. Lyon,
IL Martin, H. I. Morrish, C. A, New-
ton, Ir. Crocker, W: B: Phillips, E.
J. Walsh and W. P.• Young. --
With Mr. S. B. Dawson #ssisting,
the• following artists provided a pro-
gram: Miss Nelly Gill, Mrs. Pearl
Steinhoff-Whitehead and Mr.. A. J.
Rost/ince.
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1 WHEN TO STOP ADVERTISING .
'When every man, has become so
thoroughly, a creature of habit- that
e will certainly.buy this year where
he bought last year.
When younger; fresher and spunk -
leo e'oneerns.in, your line cease start-.
Ing up and using, the print page in
Aelling the people ho*, much better
.r.'they can, de :for them than` You, can. •
'When nobody else thinks it pays.
to adyertia'e. :
""- WheiiTI.nopultifion ceases to multi-
' ,and the,igenerations„tlint crowd.
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on after you `steq) corning on.
When :Yea .have, convinced every.i;
• body whose life will touch, yours,
that you .have - better goias than
••• they can- get elsewhera:-
When Yen perceive it to be the
rule that men ' who' never do, and .
'never did, advertise -are outi;triPping.,
their the same 'line of. -
• When ineri'••Siop• snaking' I'M:tinea •
• •• right. in your sight, solely by •a•dil-.
• meet Use of this Mighty' agent..
Witch you "can 'forget the worelg of -
• the shieWdest • nd Most sueeessful:
tinsiness Inert concerning the main.
souse of their Prosperity.
'When you would rather .have your
own Way and -Taft,' take 'advice
and,win."-Quiclaand Quails. .
HURON OLD- 12.0YS' HATE - SUC-'•
CESSFEE AT-HOME
Many who were residents ,of Hur-
.. on county ttacepted the invitation of
Huron,. Old Boys' Aisociation to at-
tend AM` annual at-home which 'was
held last Friday rdht , in the . Odd -
follows' Temple, College street, Te -
pato, and was considered to be one W. Mcillvers, 71.yeare, of Wingharn
of 'the most successful of the annual dropped dead oh Saturday inorning
affairs of the association. The pro- while dressing. The day previous he
gram consisted of dancing, cards ' had apparently been in good health
and music rendered by loai artists, and was working, around the house.
Officials of the association and He is well known throughout W,estern
members who were present included: Ontario as' "a horseman. The de -
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. MeTaggatt, F. ceased forMerly lived in Culross
T. W. HOde•son, Mr. and `Mrs. J. A. Township;••but 'retired and took op his
McLaren, MT. and Mrs., S. L. Scott, residence in Wingliam ,,abollt five
r. and Mrs. R. C. King, _,2,fm and years ago, Hells survived ,by his
Mrs N. B. Cobblediok, Rev. C. A. widow and 'one daughter. He was a
Seager,,Mr;and Mrs. E. Floody/ Miss Liberal in politics and a- Presbyter -
L. Flynn, Miss' Grace Newton; J. S. Ian. The funeral Was held in—Wing-
'Cameron, R. S. Sheppard, Mr. and ham on Tuesday.
gr<exrans...,0,,,...am=metmemon,filammonamonamrosemothrmswaer
You can use sweet milk, sour milk,
buttermilk or water with .
•1.1 -OW
Clothing and
'utitihingsaies
are, increased -
by Long ;Distance
Some quotatior from recent
reports: •
"Lend Distance brought
IIS so much business that,
' we expect' to enlarge our
fa t "
.• "Tried Station -to -Station
service and find it 'Very
AR4Sf ae±9117 fpr, selling
goods to, distant palms."
"Thanksto Long Dis-
tance we are able to car -
• on 'without a • largo
stock of goods. We call
pp wholesalers for oar
nees. I.
• call up customers in
outside towns and make
appointments: for try
-known., arm ofOt-
tawa retailers.Writes "We
, ofin use •Long Distance
• in preference to writing."
We can tetlyou how to
apply Long Distance to
almost any business
MRS. C. RU1VLBALL
Manager
BYer.Y Bell Tttleplanile re A
' Long .Diatence Siation
1M111,22EANigintillaraik
fiews5of 10,74P1Polarits
h be Countu and
District
mios Christina Shiells did 61; the
residence of Mr. and Mrs,' Charie3
of Windsor, inet week,
Where she was visiting, after a
short illness. The remains were
raken to Wingn pa in charge of 'her
brother, John kg -11011s, and to the •reel-
denco of Mr. and Mre i. MacLean,
where the fun iil services were con-
ducted by Rev. Dr. Perri°, of the
Presbyterian church. The pallbear-
ers were Alev,,Shicdls, F., Thompson,
Charles is, F. Maclean, Greig
iihiells, A.
Seaforth' council voted a grant -of
$400 to the town hand.
Mr. Chas. Garrow, K.C„ of Goder-
ich has •been appointed Master of the
Supreme Court of Ontario, word of
the appointment reaching him last
week. The acceptance of this new
position Will call for his removal from
Goderich to Toronto.
Henry Town, an old resident of
Seaforth, died at the home- of his son
in Hamilton recently at the age o'
eighty-six years. The remains were
brought to •Seaforth for interment,
the funeral taking place from St.
'Thomas church, of which he was a
proimnent member. He was a Mason.
Miss Gretta Tiffin, daughter of the
Rey. .4r, C. and Mrs. Tiffin of Blyth,
Who was njtist finishing her training
-at Victoria hospital, London, was
recently strieken with diphtheria and
was for a time ';ery ill but is recov-
ering." •
b dam -
When ready to take up the busi-
ness the first consideration is one of
location. A good location is one
that will produce a fairly continuous
supply of pollen and nectar from
early spring until fall, with at least
one source that can be depended upon
'bra heaVy crop. Transportation,
avoidance ef 'overcrowding, and shel-
ter from winds are other factors to
bear in mind when choosing a place
for the apiary. Locality will., also
determine the system of management,
the etalipment used and kind of -honey
produced.
Whenever possible the beginner
Should purchase one or two colonies
of Italian bees with tested queens in
his own vicinity. These should he
in modern hives, The 'hive in tam-
Icon•I
pee is the ten frame Langstiot
although some beekeepers no -01, pre-
fer .a larger hive carrying twelve
frames, or the ten frame Jumbo
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•
which is A -deeper have. .
Bees can *also 'be bought:in one
two or three pound conibless pack
aged, and if obtained early enough in
the season are often equal to over
wintered colonies\ No one shoul
m'ake the mistake of Purchasing
package bees until he has hives an
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d
d
other accessories in readiness. ,
dn. addition to the COlonieS of bees
a Supply Of supers is necessary for
the stbrage.;of 'the crop-, the equiva-
lent of three deep supers being 'rd.;
towed for each .-colepy. Queen • *lud-
era; bee,'„estapia, Sinolter'`Filiet a veil
are. also. necessary. If an mcaase ;•s
- desired a few' CoMplete, hives ihriald -
•• be Ton ,band for 'this -purpose.'
'are' several Matitifacturers,,i' of tqlee-
snPilies that seit,`Ciut catalogues lob
add by ettidying 'these
the' bokintier';' slioald have rib trouble,
inchoesitig the' supplies he:' Might is e.
quire.' meat ' be' borne • in mink"
hoWeVer;.' that the equipment:
pair--
chased ,'shoulChe Modern and'suito
able for -the- tatrPose. 'it is intended;
;."
for; also tilt' keen it- standard:. The
catante.of a small beginning witi
As ;little exPense' as, possible 'cannot%
be'too strongly urged, Unless'ene
has. had '::experiende with bees:do not,
be tempted to -purchase a largemons-
berl of colenie%, even thouglt,they •
offeted1;at, bargain. It Is cifstout-
aging to invest a large. sum- of n'anilOy
in 0.1! &Diary. and, then to lose most of:
the: :bees durink the )fristr. winter
!through rack of' exPoriertce. , • "
,
'C., B. GoODh134011/1;
' Dominion' AlkairisP
Fire of un mown- or g n, bailly
'aged the Bamgley 'clothing store at
Listowel last week. The firemen
fought the flames in a blizzard and
saved the holiness district. -Loss is
estimated a $12,000. ,
The remains of David Hugh Mc-
Kay,' son of Isaac McKay, a former
resident of Seaforth, who passed
away on Sunday week at his home in,
Pert 1-Imiron, at the age of 42 years,
'were, brought to Seaforth for inter-
nment in the Maitlandbank Cemetery.
The funeral teok'plaee from the resi-
dence of. his brOther-in-law, E. J.
Box, Rev. Dr. Larkin officiating. De-
ceased is survived, by his widow, f or -
merry Miss Atha, of Seaforth; his
father, and one sister, MTS. Hill of.
Lucicnow. ,
Adam .^Clegherrn, one of the oldest
settlers in the Bluevale district, was
found dead about 10 o'clock Friday
night at the hoine of his granddaugh-
for, Mrs. Roger Oke, with whom he
had been living. The deceased, who
was -about 85 years of age, had ap-
peared in his usual geed health dur-
ing the day and had eaten a hearty
supper earliet in' ll' o evening. He is
,survived by six- son§ and two daugh-
ters. His wife 'predeceased 'him sev-
,eral years ago; . I
made to reproduce this trick, but so
far without succeP,s,
Again, no one has discovered the
sccret of 0ne 01, the tricks of rieudin,
the well-known French magician and
illusionist of forty years ago. Ilea -
din was a master of 41116nm-tie fig-
ures,
He produced on the stage a small
model of a 'house with two doors, At
a signal from him a tiny figure of a
woman would appear carrying sweets,
fruit or whatever lignt refreshment
from a varied list the audience cared
to ask for, while from thq other door
would emerge the figure of a man
with various kinds or drinks.
Houdini, the handcuff king, has ex-
posed many of the claims made by
Houdin as the inventor of such tricks,
but although careful inquiries have
been made the secret of the one de-
scribe'd above seems to have died
with its inventor,
Oswald Williams, the English illu-
sionist, whlo is 'responsible for the,
-above; continues: "I have often won-
dered whether Houdini will ever re-
veal the secret of the most amazing
feat have ever seen performed.- He
*is lowered head first into a vat of
water, his feet locked- in the cover',
which is clapped on and padlocked,
The vat with its prisoner is then
placed inside a tent, en attendant
standing by, axe in hand, ready,to
break the vat in caSe or. emergency.
Then with dramatic suddenness, Hou-
dini darts from the tent atfree man.
The padlocks, upon extunination, 'are
found to be intact. It is indeed a
staggering performance.
On another necasion at a private
dinner party I sait Houdini -piece
twenty-fous• bare needles on his ton-.
gue and apparently swallow them. He
persuaded one of the party to Iamb
another needle through • his cheek,
and that went the way of the others. (
Then ho swallowed some silk thread
knotted at ,orte end, and, -'after ehaf:
ting pleasantly for a while, -asked one
of the party to pull the thread gent-
ly from his mouth. This was done;
and on it Were threaded the twenty-
five needles! ' '
"Hartz, a well:known American
illusconiet 'Who died some years ago,
produced things from, an old hat in
such a prolific manner that lie filled
the stage 'with ribbons, papers,, noel,
animals, birds, find so on, and' con -
tinned to do se until it was almost jam -
possible to move behind the foot-
lights. This trick has never been
copied successfullY. .
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MAGIC :SECRETS, WORTH
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"The 'levitation Illusion, in 'which a dons in many ways, but the secret of
man being is:thade to float In mid, the only perfect method, iMiertled by
r -while a olid steel hoop is poSsod. Mr. Nevil Maskelyne, bah' ROM been
mpletely over the bodY, has been disclosed," • '
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Anyonewheeariliscover the'
sec-
iets of the tricks 'of old-titno anagic-
ions will'•find a, f fortune. awaiting
, jealous of theirlingenuity,rinel skill,
edirie :of the worlde-cleyerest wizards
Allowed the secrets of their,magic,al
illusions to die!with them, and 'many a
peiformer ,;te75.1.11y.f?rouId pay thim-
s,ands of dollars',ite know how they
'•iyee done. . , „ .
wonderful trielc, performed by
:-,t*famous illtisionist, De,
Kolta, has never -been repeated since
his 'death.,
apparent,apparatu was a
apehially made ;die; -5" three, ,,inches
square. This heo,put,upen tha
when,to the .amazement. of the sped-
tatars..it gradually ;,grew in, front
their eyes ,until , it was about. four
feet square, ;,Then, hey„ prestol it
-cePqned,and out stepped a dainty „little
lady who had apparently•grown ,with
"the : die. Various: Attempts have been
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Leave Toronto 6.50 a.m.; 12,51 p.m.
and 6.10 0,mo,
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24 lb. hag 80c
98 lb. bag 3.55
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•ChI eese • .32c lb TEA 69c lb
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Salmon; per tin_ , 27c
Eagle Salmon, per I tin .... 25c
Sunflower Salmon, per tin Ile
Eohsters, per tin 25c and ... 47c
Saca Sardines, 2 for 25e
Brnuswick Sardines, 4 for 25e
Maconaehies Herrings, per tin 22c
Nonsuch Siovepolish, per tin I7e
Zeba Stovepolish , , ... 18e
Black Knight Stove polish . 140
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13rasso, Brass Polish 14c
Chloride of Lime ... -17e
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Snap, per tin . , , 15e
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-- A full-size, ftullveight, solid bar
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Best for any and till household use.
Lor use Jn wishing machines shave or slice
a portion of the "S1LJRPRISE", bar direct
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