The Clinton News Record, 1920-1-15, Page 2„
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Ge E. MOTAGGART
M. 0, MeTAGGART
McTaggart IBros.
A GENERA/4 BA,NKING '1313KIr
NESS TRANSAMED. • Norms
scouNTEjv imvArrs ISSUED/
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DE0
POSITS. SALE, NOTES Rillt"
CHASED.
T, RANCE se- .44
NOTARY 1?U13LIC, CONVEY-
ANCER, FINANCIAL REAL
ESTATE AND VIRE INSUR—
ANCE AGENT, REPRESENT-
, ING 14 FIRE INSUROCE
COMPANIES.
DIVISION COURT OFFICE,
CLINTON,
_ —
W. BRYDONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,
NOTARY PUBLIC, LETO,
Office— Sloan Block —CLINTON
DR. GUNN
OMee cases at his residence, cm
,High and Kirk streets.
DR. J. C. GANDIER
°Moe Elours:-1.80 tce3.80 pen., 7.30
to 9.00 p.m. Sundays 12.30 to 1.30
pen.
Other hours by appointment only. -
Office and Residence—Vistorla St
CHARLES B. HALE,
Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Commissioner, Ete.
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
Weer of Marriage Licenses
HURON STREET, CLINTON.
GARFIELD McMICHAEL,
Licensed Auctioneerer for the
County a Huron. Sales con-
• ducted in any part ,of the county.
Charges moderate and atitisfae-
ticn guaranteed. Address: Sea -
forth, R. R. No. 2, Phone 13 on
236, Seaforth Central.
GEORGE ELLIOTT
Licensed Auctioneer for the County
of Huron. .
Correspondence promptly answered.
Immediate arrangements can he
made for Sales Date at The
News -Record, Clinton, or by
calling, Phone 13 on 157.
Charges moderate and satisfaction
guaranteed.
.‘,...., B. R. HIGGINS-
Box 127, Clinton ee Phone 100.
--.
Agent for
The Huron -& Erie aliertgage Cole
pompon and The Canada
Trust CompanY
Comm'er 13.-C. ;if J., Conveyance:,
Fire aud Tornado Insurance,
Notary Publid
Also a numbeer of good farms
for sale.
At Brucefield on Wednesday each
week.
1.1M11131U
—TIME.TABLE—
\ Trains will arrive at and depart
from Clinton Station as follows:
BUFFALO AND GODLIRIM DIV.
Going woo., depart 6.33 a.m.
.,
2.52 p.m.
Goiug West ar. 11.1, dp. 11.15
" ar. 6.08, dp. 6,47 p.m.
" ar. 11.18 p.m.
LONDON, HURON & BRUCE DIV,
Going South, ar, 3.23, dp, 8.23 a.m.
*I 0 0 4.15 p.m.
Going North depart h' 6.40 p.xn.
"- 11.07, mu a.m.
The McKillop IlutuaA
Fire Insurance Company
Head offie, Seaford:, Ont.
DIRECTORS'
President, James Connolly; Goderieb;
Vice., Jamee Evans, Beechwood;
SecoTreasuree, Thole E. Ham •Sen.
forth. e"
Directors: George McCartney, Sea -
forth; D. F. McGregor, Seaforth; 3.
G, Grieve, Walton; Wm, Rine, Sea.
forth; M. McEwen, Clintoed Robert
renege. ilarlock; John Ilenneweir,
Brodhaget; Jas. Connolly, Godorkh.
Agents: Alex Leitch, Clinton; J. W.
xeoi Goderich; Ed. Hinchley, Seaforth;
W. Chesney, Egniondville; R. 0, Jar-
pluth, Brodhagen.
Any money te be paid ea may he
paid to Moorish Clothite co, Clinton,
pg. at Oates Grocery, Goderich.
• Parties desirieg to eteeet insurance
err traithact other businese will be
promptly attended to on application to
enyeef the above officers addreseed to
their respeetive post office. Losisee
tespeeted toy the director who Nene
wrest the scene,
Clinton
News- Record
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Address communications to Agronomist, 73 Adelalite St. Weet,horente
Making iletchieg Sags Pay, ber .ef eggs to tale an.d return the
The batchine egg busAueSs furgishee •)fieneY inireedi'lte4' 11 more are "der -
the poultrY111411 With 1313 reward fell 46,d- than een be 4141900 f" 4 IP911°
keeping purebred.' aemsn. The 0330 "ane,e,„'
'grow PurelPed " stockn the'd
i
spring i -Le ""evi'" 11413413I135 egg° tekee'
are worth 'more than ineserl eggs be,. 3011,10 risk us- wen as tile
'or. P130
eautse like ie 13 dereane ter iwoorect salvation of the hatching egg bust
Resole ,ee tee de,e,gmen can sollo noes Is the fact that ineet farmers are -
good purebred calf fer a 1)113101113ber honeet, A 01313011133 bayer could pule
than Its market vaitte veel so 1110 01(1130 egiglr end ha" g°64 1.8.51-111'°
thm
ponitrym,„ 01111 salt the (1nt, 01011)01011)N.,,vitit eand then 010,1111 to the pro-
ms/the that the ogge 'were bad and 013-
w011-311ate0 purebred iniedls for itorei Min another setting, Some breeders
than the grocer can pey,
offer to replace a setting at half Prlea,
• The first step in 0111iig hatehing
eg,gs Is adgeggisiag, The hum Tide gives both the ) buyer and the
313 11 geller ce, chance to beer some of the
poultrymangt coin/nullity wfl1 not fur- risk of poor hatches, • Sono poultry.,
nish, enough troth?, lnven they will then will rends/co all lefertilegg
usuelly find out that eggs are for sale tea
but cif them only guarau e e -c -e sr:
most
from reading the 'advertising. Most
talo per cent, bf fertility.
of the orders will come from the email Ohe beeecler, of muchexperience
towns of the Neville° that the advete told me that 1111 sy ddenot sell hatch.
Seareebl, knew. existed, Some
advertising can be placed .on the sign
board ee the side of the road, seine in
the local. newspaper and the balance
in farm iountals.
Hatching eggs can be shipped.eby
parcel post syttli little lf any lose.
Commercial containers can lee ours
ceased which wilt hold fifteen, thiety
or fifty eggs. Each egg is wrapped in
newspaper and plaised in its section
so there will be no Jostling, If the
Packages are shipped by express they
can be sealed with gummed paper, but
if seat by parcel post they must he left
unsealed but can he tied with a strong
eelVIrciarket baskets, can be used foi.
hatching eggs., Line,the bottom witir
excelsior andthen wrap each egg in a
sheet of, newspaper end a bit of ex-
celsior. Do not crowd the eggs, :se
the: will result In _some breakage.
Cover the top of the basket with bur-
lap and tie in securely. Then draw
the handles together. over the top ofo,
the basket and 1,tie-them so that no
oth.or parcels can be placed on the
eggs. The satchel basketwith covers
ade also fthe for -hatching eggs. Wood
en' candy pails are sometimes used.
They are lbeecl with extelsior on the
sides and between each layer of eggs,
and „the eggs are wrapped in paper.
The Wooden covers areonalled secures
ly. A wooden package is more apt to
causegv`ileidaelon of the eggs than the
more .sprinielike baskets. It is neces-
ear), to Invest *Some money in pack-
ages as hatching eggs which ore care-
less1K shipped will result In (Unsatis-
fied Customerii,
orders for eggs must be hromPtlY
acknowledged and shipped as soon as
Possible. If all the eggs are sold for
se -ye -eel weeks it is better to inform
the buyer at once and let him know
when he will be -quite sere to receive
theiii. Customers do not like to buy
hatching eggs and then wait for six
or eight weeks for delivery. It pays
to encourage customers,to order early
and then estimate the probable umn-
.
The BnY Has G9t a BeVti.
Boy is mighty bappy,
klyeS am bright and snappy,
Coes Mend aseieglet frOTO 010 14013111e
tig 10i dark, •
"Hohle 1118 need up llkher,
511 ilk elance-therent nee '
Het Y011 anythinF you weat that lad
will make his marlt,
• • What bee gene and aerie it?
Earns:ea 1,1i' right to havo some OM
to call nth V01'5'olv/1.,
'00141,1303' lais Won lie
Pedigreed ranee,
Hungry for thole dinnele,
COWs that bring in Aibbeus when et
, county fair' thby've shown,. '
If you'd, hew boYs grinning,
If you'd nave them winning,
If. you -svanteeto make them love the
Pam from mul to ond,
• Lee them do some fishing
In between their fishing,
And the boylmon pleasure/4 that youth
-,illwaYs seems to lend.
Boy is so much 'meatier,• .
Doers hie Bleak' louder,
UP at' -five each morning with a smile
• upon his face,
Some good eittle fairy
Gave th' Icid 0, "clairY"
• No*he's goire forward at a most pee-
ing eggs in one -hu tdred-ogg lots to grease/a pace,
strangers fo place in ineubatore, This •
was because some buyers hail Inv-
ohased large numbers of his beet eggs h Your Autornobih
and placed nein in poor Sucubators
ID61.1red?
which were given worse.attonilon.•
coerse the hatclthe were 'mooned then
the buyers :wished more eggs free or
their money back. That 1 poultryman
caters only 3-9 the buyers of one or
two settings who place the eggsunder
hens and he does a good hatching
egg businees and the buyers see satis-
fied.
Before selling Itatching eggs the
breeder bave quality stook of
geed vigor and laying ability,-
eget/ must be gathered frequently in
„
the early spring to keep them from
chilling. Late lu the season the over-
heating of the eggs will be a.s danger-
ous as .0111111115. The germ:will start
to grow and then become chilled and
die. Of course, these things 011 re-
duce the quantity and -quality ofechicks
hitched. The customers ere not
pleased and 13 15 the business of the
seller to build business by delivering the fact remains that clever crooks
the quality goods which bring eepeat continue to work, and especially with
orders and mote customers. bhe low-psiced makes.
The farmer with purebeed stock can
do his boot to sell eggs of ellaliteo
Then it is up to the buyer to bring
out successful hatches. The fact that
niost owners and breeders of purebred
stock are honest reduces the risks or
the business and helps to make it 448 not absolute protection, for the
more pleasant than it P03110 33(1 under imsan who makes a business of steeling
other conciltimes. The big Iaying prepared to pick the best of locks.
months of the year aee March, A n Nor can the police prevent it, he -
and Meer. That is tho time of 11--agh.--. ; cause for all they know bhe crook 11103'.
Ing ancl also the these of lose -Priced be the owner. I know of one case
eggs. If the spring eggs min be sold 4\tvbera the riervY thief- actually got the
for hatehleg at a good price it brings (topper" to crank the car for him, and
then -drove Subilantly,e,way. Insurance
ere - .7":"7.747..=.7ereSSege. .
Ttlf CliEMPIR.CHERV5 lin the
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Wth ro ill e s• or
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,irtre.rkg with
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so rel.voh:.
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6,
Mariter Pruning.
Winter prunieg of bearing oreharde
should lee attended to every year. The
onchordiet Amide go over trees
systematically arid cut out creseing or
leeolcen limbs wberever .theee occur.
Out close to the main llimle:'don't /enyo
sthbe, and paint the eveund with white
lead and boiled oil /Om turpentine).
We prefer a stiff stencil brush tied
rub the Nine, well einto the wood. A
little brown .coloeing makes the wound
Ires conspicumes. When cutting a
range Mel) cut on bhe und.er side first,
Ilf0111 111;111JTCH
• su,,day qchooi Seerne Sometime:1 Au li' Yoe Woeld
Pir Vet of Y0111' Wart.
Vor some time there has been
Widelspreati feeling' Among demeee
0011001 workers „ that diseipline Ulf
0091(1503 Memberehlp este • lee/cons a
tend/ince, The ouLeonie or that fee
lug bee been a toraleney' to condom:
eteorder, to soften auy rebuke ail- went, permanent rehef,
'ministered 10 bad manners mot levity Tak0 rfaad,s sarsaparilla, give it 0,
—111 short, tO lnaite the seselona og 0,10 • good fair trial, because you must
Sunday school attractive even at smile thoroughly purify your blood or the
0113311 1100 eg order and rev cimption will rontirme to annoy, per,-
trYing to avoid the possili16"11.11c4leaT
ant results et discipline, those lels708,141185011b1 000en''"AtteeerrsbaiAliglyr0autoonidGailn-
• anUlority haveln some eases \gone to 013 0)18013433 af mans,
the other extreme and havel 'done To Intthe and keep the bowels
away with. discipline altogether, As a
stead of being drawn. 111,
avay fron) those Sunday schools in- flannelly aetive, take Hood's Pills,
. . . _
they aro geatle and thorougb.
consequenee, pupils are being driven
Beserna or salt rheum not 010
itehes, but it also bum, 00003, dries
and settles over and over again,
Soinetinten it covers the whole body
and 0110803 intense fillirering,
'd'oe bave'd!oneel thet loyal applicke,
tIone have ents eiterst, and you,
The outeome Ivan inevitable, becauee
11 15 an old fact of lunucen Panel/0103Y
that .chilaren, love discipline, Men
grewn people in their innernmef hearta
aro not even° to 11, Theresies some-
thing safe and satisfyingin knowing
that yon are fenced. about with rules
"'Phe seeretary ought not to cllsterb
us after we get welt stnetece" ,
• One oh ild put the whole matter MN
a single pithy declaration:
"Wo ought to leave strict rules, and
llve up to them,"
The, pupils who took part Mahe 030
periment were beteceen nine and siao
thoughtfully made and wieely - en- ten years old, To the younger ones
forced. Moreovelf, there lea Reed of the sense of being safeeuarded by
spiritual exhilaration in ,properly ob- authority 11F118 0.33 lines/mu 08 oxygen,
serving those rukee No normal child
ls over estranged or humiliated by
coming into contact with properly ad -
I won't soon forget the car Whirl this prevents teasing the wood and 411111Stered dleelvline" Ge the 0013'''
we bought a yestr ego, and which for bark as the lineb collies from blie tree , teary, the effect of good discipline Is
some unIcn,own reason we ,neg-lected to
insure. It never occurred to us that
it was not •Inearesi until one day it
was etolen th a nearby city. Although
the loss'wes not srsevere one, it was
neverth.eless a toiell lose, as the ear
when limb, spe.ong ton wide and make, to stimulate tho child's self,respect,
cultivation near the tre.e impossible, his regard for the lights ot others and
This shoot Neill seen grow. strong and
up. his affection. for the institution that
, those 111168 are designed to protect.
cut to a shoot that is...growing
take the place of the part Out off. If that sounds theoretical, let us
was never found. Lost spring we per- Many of our o/der orchards leave ac- take yefuge in facts. Not long ago
chased another, and the insurance ,
policy was included in the cost of the wired the offeyear halietovhich means the /natter ems put to the test in a
crop one' srear, grow, theshext. It is 1 large number of Sunday schools. 5)013 -
after the growing year that We must ells and Paper -were dietributed among
car.
Theusands ,of dollars are lost each
year through neglect to insure auto-
mobites. Probabjy each owner whose
musis etolen thinks that hi's' ear is 11n -
mune to theibands of thieves who sys- of heavy growth hoping
tematically steal and dispose of thgir they gen. ed of them a few sitggeetions were
the -way places, evbere the chences of plump
heavee new,grciwth- cuts away the big!
form fruit Ours, as cutting away the 1 made at tho start. Perhaps 0130 of
them
ano,ther might think
aaquisitions in kale ,cities or out -of- , felt. the need of a anoeial mem
recovery are very slight -indeed. But buds which easily form fruit' tor his class;
spurs, leaving the less matured buds, that the session's Were too long, an -
which prefer to Illgke 0 033` W004 I other that they were too short. Some
growth, soothe result would be 'crowd- might feel that a different hour of
ing instead of thinning thestree, meeting multi be more convenient;
There is but one way to prevent this ee„--Oherp inanava and saws and some, that too lumen time svas devoted
loss, and that is to insure es soon as meke clean cuts, to drill work, Others might have sug-
you get your machine. The various Use sharp eyes and good judgment,
switch and other locks hglp, and no g.estIons to make in regard to obeying
doubt prevent many thefts, but they,' distribute the new seowth evenly and rules. Did. theY gatoutof the lesson
theAciii.ottpisevwieelllbedsenveeistrdyisytisdalxrustricml. in_ Peer what they should? Were the
hy ns the kind they eejoyed most?
ates the culls; tree butchery at long Was sufficient tithe devoted to drill
intervals eliminates the profits. svork?
'thin our tre,es and 'esee that there is not , the pupils, and every child was asked
too mach new growth to exclude light to write down some change that he
and air. If there is a heavy • new 1)0111(3 like to see 11). connection viith
growth thin this to distribute it as; the Sunday school. In .order to make
evenly as possinle. Don't leave stiebe1..elear to the children what wan expect -
the YeP-rlY average add the 000313' against theft and loss by fire inex-
hatchinegg businesreceives loan Pilo 'has good luck with his is peneive, but the number of uninsured
g s con- om which ore lost is surprising.
siderablo pleasure and serolit from Insurance against accident is not so
the flocks of purebred poultrY. importantin the country. ss in the
- large city; -but is still worth while if
[Will SIxesen-yeareold Reader kind- you-
ly send her name and addretie for ado.much driving. This sort of a
olicy. insures
reply by mail, --Agronomist]. . p
. you, against earnages
eestalting -front hitting someone, or
protects. you ia an accident whicleedis-
The Red Rubber Ball
The long train on which Dwight
P08 traveling had been standing at
a little way station for half an liour.
surprised, and then -pleased. The ables your chy. Most automobile p01 -
signal eves given for the train to 100108 are for the period of one yer111
move:- there was not an instant to be only, so if your agent forgets to re -
lose.
"Catch!" cried Dwight. mind you when your policy 81(3)1101 do
not neglect to have it renewed, be -
The other boy Made ready, avid the cause your car may be stolen that
red rubber ball flew through the air. very clay.
-The boy in the window caught it
Something was wrong with the en-
gine. But Dwight did not care, Ile squarely -
e than ever
W05 Watellitilla• 11. freckle -faced boy HIoolsed more puezled
A live-stocle breeder is not (level -
about his own. age, who• was playingg at sight of the string and the noteopecl in a day or a week; a lif 51111)10
Then Dwight gazing back as the train! is all too short. 'Take up the work
ball by himself in a little yard not far saw him where others have left off, and (111115)from the 'track,- The' boy 170,5so 13107801 faster and faster,
freckle -faced boy broke into broad "°".
1 choeen beeed on toward peefee-
erk the knife out of the ball. The
used to seeing trains that he' die not •
i
'look up at all, but kept on playing.
grin. He leaned met of the window
At ast, however, he saw Dwight at
of the little house and waved with all
the window of the nearest passenger
coach. ' They grinned at each other, his thight to the boy at the 'window A New. Idea in
Without knowing it Dwight cupped
his hands, as if he were waiting /for
the ball. "What kind of a ball is
-that?" he called.
"Red /rubber!" the freckled boy
called back. ,,Then he added, "Want
to look at it?" -
Before Dwight could answer, he
had raised one erin and tossed the
ball. Dwight -caught it. lae pulled
his pocketknife •ortt. "This is what I
play withon the train," he said.
The freckle -faced boy looked eager,
dI never had any'' knife," he said,
grinning, cheerfully.
Just at that moment "some one
called the freckled boy quiekly, and
he turned to run. "Back in a second!"
/le called to Dwight.
The red -rubber bait was not much
of a bale Dwight thought. It al-
ready had a hole in 50, and the bounce
wog nearly gone. 110 was so busy
koking at it that he dicl not notice
when the wheels slowly began, to
of the speeding train.
Keep a Gun on the Farm. .
The number of farnis • throughout
the ocenitter without a sign of a gun on
0110111 is surprisingly large, I consider
no farm equipment complete without
at least one good gun. I keep three
an the ilmen and find use for them
frequently in protectipg ' turkeys,
ducks, pigs and iheep from prowling
' doge.
Last season the dogs got into a
large flock of full -blood turkeys need'
tlin house about daybreak- and killed
five. before I .could reach them with
my gun. The clogs evere eo vicious
that mien my arrival L-w,as promptly
attaeked and would have been bitten
had it net been fer my gen, whith d
used freely for my own protectiou as
well as for that of the tea/keys. I suc-
ceeded in savitig the remainder of the
tuekeys, On another occasion,' . by
Dra 1313 action with my gull, saved
move, All at once he looked up. The -
the laeget part of se flock of decks
trait Was well under way, and the
little yard and tile freckled boy -welt from Pdevding dogs. •
Many tithes I have gotten within
range of the sheep pasture just in time
to save the sheep from prowling dogs,
by freely using a long-ranga rifle. For
this purpose I use e 32-40 caliber re-,
pooling rifle. I can geatter dogs one -
bale mile diatane wibh this gdn md
have frequently sent them ecurrying
home at, this distance, when they,
would have been in miechief before I
could have reacheclethem single handed
For skunks, crowe ncl Seed ish
"I've carried off that boy's ball"
'cried Dwight in dismay. He told his
father what had, beppened. nI don't
even know 1158 manse," he finished,
"I'm afraid there's nothing 'we con
do 'but wait till We tome back this
W83' two we4s from now," his father
said. "The train alwaye stops here
a few Minutes for water," ,
A fortnight later, when the long
train stopped again at the way ela-
tion: Dwight was looking out allXi-
ously. There Viz no one in the yard,
"What shall I do?" he said, He
held the ball/ tight. There was some -
Don't haggle a tree and expeet the 'X, In that way the children were made
to see the nature Of the experiment apples in tile bottom ef <Leh, half
1 the syrups, dust with cinnamon old
wounds to heal, ,
Don't prune trees when frozen hard.. without being influenced or restricted
in the least in expressing their honese
opinions. The subject of diselpline'
P5) mentioned only casually with the
rest.
The answers were surprisingly alike.
There were a few suggestions in re -
Without having someone to tell Wens
what. to do and what not to do they,
would have felt like lien out of water.
The eider Otis and hoys had alroadY
attained a fair measure of self-con-
trol. They were ready to metke their
own eogulatione, but they expected
those regulations to be kept. In life
eyes of both sets of pupils laxity in
discildine team a mark of weakness,
The,tree use of "ought" lu the test
papers is highly signAcant. Almest
every suggeetlon seemed to turn on
that word. There mune to be but
one conclugion to draw: the instinct
"e01' law and the desire to see It enee
limey enforced aro etrong in the heart
io)feaytiotuyt101.1 0Eraveeln% those ghee and boys
who are habitually unruly recognize
the need of system and aPerec'ete the
33 18 evident, then, that letting doom
the bears and winking at misdemean-
ors are poor 'ways to make things
plehsant in Suncley school. There is
a more excellent Ivey to bo hed for
the taking. Discipline is an essential.
Part cf. discipleship.
Steamed Apple Pudding,
Four thin slices buttered leceace 4
cupr, sliced apples, half cup syrup or
eager, (matter tettepoon salt, half
tertepoon 0/13110,21100 01' quarter tea-
spoon grated nutmeg, Put half the
Don't leave pruning till too late.
Don't leave pruning) lying about;
burn them and take adyantage of the
ashes.
Prepare for Spring
It will soon be the time to plan
the vegetable garden and 'order the
seeds for spring planting,
Expeess and freight are very slow
a little butter; then the slices of but-
tered breed (only 1 'layer of bread),
31)0 ,8833 of tbe applee, sugar, oilier: -
mot and gait Cover and set in pan
of boiling water -one he -tare -or until the
apple)) are tender. If the pan will fit,
schoo/ it can be pet over the boiler in which
good to equipping the Sunday
the meat is being cooked, theeeby
rooms; smne of the pupils expressed
eavieg fuel, .10 gas,is being used; :deo
a desire to mange teachers, and
saving the %melting of an extra pan m-
others took occasion to Iducl their
boiler.' Serve wane,
teecher to the skies se one or two won- I
Buy Thrift Stamps.
Bette]; a little with righteousness
than great revenues without right.
A word fitly spoken to like apples
of gold in pictures of silver.
disinfectant in the egg chanthere. See 'The teener in the sense next to its age.
and the mails are not as prompt as
formerly, so it As well to order seeds
be ready for settler out 05 soon as
Chu weg,ther is sefficiently settled, ora"1"'
This applies to Bowen. as well as ,
vegetables. .
early, to have them on hand and thus
be free from ;worry when planting
the house and good sized plants will ,
time arrives,
Crean up the incubators,
Some thing tan be staited early in
using. a: t$111:11,ging."
papers 3111 we ere through with en,- mal in the- ordinary feeding stable,
dared whether the building could not
be enlarged. But more than helf of
Hero are some of the sentences that
ought not to talk so loud."
the pupils spoke of discipline. Better
order was the burden of their song.
the children's papers yielded:
"We ought to start at the right
"They should not give out the 110W
'There ought to be quiet during the
111,7"elevone should take part the
'ought to get up and sit down dile amount of very 1,000 pounds
in live weight of steers or cettle fed
and the saving in manure is equal to
or coal lire the fita will last one-
thIrcl /omen., which is a good thing
to know during the claye of fuel 111011-
disinfectant
amounts to about $5 an ant -
the house, soak them over night in
kero;ene and lot them dry. It is said
if one of theee is rtheed on a wood
The eost of concreting floors gen-
I0 there are ally old bricks around
svithout making so much eoise."
member of the clase ought for the y -ear, as compared with ani -
to be present 13 110 isn't sicker math fed on earth floors.
that every part is clean and in good
workieed order and ready for use, "
eligh
-
It's an ill -wind that blows no-wher,
se.sts Samba And so the ill -wind of
high prices and labor shortage which
the War has left in its train should
blow along with 13,335 compeneoting
measure of gaan, I've an idea' thee
no small ernount of that gain is go-
ing to come 'about in a revival of
neighborliness, 'helpfulness and co-0P-
•eration. Everybody being in the Same
boat, so to epealc, the only way out is
to time in tend help each other. And
the result cannot help but be e partial
'return at least, to the ways -of our
forbears, when, lacking hired help,
neighbors exchanged work and com-
munity life Aols the place of joy rides
and movies. • ..
In the toeves there is a et:spicier/.
of it already among mothers. of small
children. How ere you .going to get
down town to shop or to a show or
out to a patty, 3711011 you can't get
help for love or money and the chil-
dren are too yoling to leave? Prior
gto this dearth of workers, if yeti glide
edt keep a girl, lea could always lithe
edrgeolie cem6 in 0011 1111 'afternoon
or evening. But now it is aimed Am-
po•ssible to do that. As a result,
mothers, who not se verii long 'ago
would never have asked a neighbor
for' a fever, are beginning to help one
bothood Cubs
5)1( 170)1301)
"I wouldn't think of having you do
my mending." s
"What -difference does it make
• whether we pull claiming cotton
through a stocking' or through a
quilt?"' argued a friend. "It is week
either way, and 11 men.cling will help
you more than quilting, went all
seid the first woman.
come,"
, "Then En give you your dinner,"
"Indeed you won't," chorused the
crowd. -"What help would it be to
mencl foe you H y011 1104 to spends -the
whole day cooking foe us. We'll ail
being something end have a pot -luck
dinner. -You make tea el. coffee, and
one
them home to wash. In that way, no
we'll bring our own dishes and take
will have much to do."
00 it was settled, and the. neighbor -
ha -6d club has become a. regular insti-
tution, Every -weeic they go to some
home and do just what will be most
helpful. One week it wee making
nightgowris for the family: Another
--tveek they made two house dresses
and threedtitchen aprons for the host-
ess, Nobody knews how many towels
they have hemmed, and sheets they
have made, and DS to carpet rags,
well, several women have now bed,
room- rugs as a result of the busy
fingers of this club, One woman
another out by exchanging services.
even had her fall housecleaning clone.
Mrs. Jones takes Mrs. Smith's Sally
She 18 in delicate health, the doctor
fee _Monday, and Mrs. Smith returns
ordered ne heaver work, no one could
the favor Tuesday.. As a result each
be hired in that disteict to wash win-
-WO/13071 dlecovers that the other ,is
rows,,I,kcep twenty-two caliber re- really human, . Othoglittle courtesies dews and sceub Woodwork, `so the Wroth, of pneumonia, of grippe, are
peating rifle, finding. it just as useful Collovi; and instead of looking, She ne,ighboe wondge cense wieh their week: frequently found the eplitio coughed
and profibable for tlesele pests as the other way when they meet in the dr""a, ahd itC a daY's dale cleaned, 'nu by b''en'bine 81(505er)), eeeme
thing ',heavy inside it, end a seeing lMy arger guns are for other proteetion, Iwo
ot y ,otiinonthe house Teem attic to cellar.
her owl is .a shot-gun.M three and discover they ,have many inter-:
on it ee acquainted
• caught the epirit. Busking bees are, air. Apsides 1101115 a gerrn diseaso,
The men of the neighborhood have folk, by reaeon 11? the gernotree sea
that broil/elites le effre arnoug lishore
of the hip joint. if there le ;my un-
eerie:My, have an X,Kay taken. This
with 4 note Med to it hung from the gang "st armlit V."). eheY tavo 438 115 in ' I agajo houtd of, there has been a day, bronchitis COMO) 0100 ill 0001 0)30008" 111O31t, Important, Your floater -meet
hoe. The bevy thing was a slim eadted theh; dose a number of times in a . certain country clistnict the
ttiand to toe rest. Trurtnor mrorma.
poeltetkeine with Illtifee height 14040S. 18 being worked out .011 a stilt d, sawing and eplitting wood, and, Bons am lead to the beer/thine in of
over in peetection end live more thee idea
The mite Raid, "I bad to -put some- Wean tite.re came.? dearth of workers' chemica: rums' and of irritating p-tr, magel you.
peal their cost in grettiiig peite of vari- atiore ccreercheesive sca,18, I a
thing inethe ball to give it gallaet go.j "15
t 11;41,,',.)", in the sugat beet, inelde, the men's; Doles of eteel, etone east, cotton fibre
'deflect at a (1"ilting bee' Now q""'-' eo-opevative dub ban•ded together and the like. Bronchitis is . oleo a
natural accompaniment of mane dice .
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By John a kruber; Alv1,111-D
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Address communications to 73 Adelaide St. West, Toronto
Brenchltis.
One becomes susceptible.to,
posed to, "cold on the chest" by get-
ting the feet wet; by exOnsure, fa-
tigue, overwork; by previous weak-
ening diseases; by toed that la in-
digestible or scanty or cen the other
hand, excessine for the bodily needs,
oCatehieg cold," which very trequente
ly , mules in bronchitis, ,,comee also
erom living in over -healed rooins, 08'
1)001131137 When oxygen -Consuming gas
is constantly hi ono, in eilices and
worlcroonte. and in pieces .where the
poisonaue exhalations of many people
tauestions and Answers. ,
together is being re -breathed hour
After ashort distance I cannot walk
by 'hour and day by do,y--whereS in
verY good. My right leg begins to
short, there is bad ventilation, Those
whose occupation keep then) outdoors feel 11007Y end drngs. My 'knee 000018
are not nearly so prone to bronchitenetd-clowgnivritlnacivarYe•st.1 lansievoseirygollsaida tsolsrisist
as are ;sedentary vsorkere.
In most (7.0 brono.hitt, 05, moo for I have to hold 8011100310'8 arm.
The germs of smusumes when have been. out for
lions, it germ disease.. a Short Moo my right leg begins to
tremble and I can't steady nlyselt a.s
3 ought to, Alsoemy right hip is a
Mlle higher that the left one.
Answer -I shatfld tear letberculoels
and rawness behind:the breathbone,
fullness iu the chest; and a mean'
cough.
' Suc11 a bronchitis can- soneetemes be
"nipped in the bud" by means of a hot
drink (leenotholo or tone at becntinee,
two compound cartnartio pills, five •
grains of quintile and a hot foot bath --
and then at oneo to bed, well blanket.
ed. It the stitheer get e e good meat
during the night he will probably have
avoided his attecis of bronchitis. If
not, he must limn give place to the
physician.
. . .
it wouldn't fall in the 3750115 (31)1(13. d' ,
eF. ' ' g . ` ' and helped one :mother out,
Keep the ballast," , ' , . Ie you 1r0 going to put a hot pie they have -been held frors -tiMe.tor Work is li hte for r, d
?„3111e result has been very selisfae-,
The 331'0010111 imMutes were fn
lying, ,„ mita .011 a plate 3111011 taking it out immemorial, 1)133, 3130 ides, which'
but Dwight did not like to threw the. 0.1 the even, heat Bic Plate first, If grew out of this one has a deculedi there a spirit of eticiability ie that
. 1 1
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ball without Ccoing 311c 0173101'. te Pat 00 0 61(1 plate it will lie -gime, eleMent of (10W11058, Thheigave women had: , e e e
erneect riot fourel in many since
he Only know the boy's name he could 1101).9' , a wonderfelly good time, and when it, the adveht of Lorene made long' occur -
call. Then ell eleonce he rernembfir.--'------+-'-- '- « I c171118 thee to leave, eonieone m
P0511801 ,ons t,
,, , 1froth home ,po.sieble. hey have
ed llie 0,,,,, Yell' (11011110.31Y—rend and ' 35)111 3110)153 as wiping. 1116 01cnki theY might, have another (111"tirigl blade ..the sclmol house a community
jelly and 51e5)1301'0d witli 00ee1(1e/4, and Udder with a damp cloth, strain.' PftveY Lb° 1101(3 Wtlak'' . e811300 and have parties, lectures and
Pet/hive thef celled Mt Freckles, for ing the mile through- teverat unak. "I haven't a gtillt to tie, 15tit Feel. oieseeeeionee "spell -clowns.° The
fun,
, 11311800 of'. cheesecloth, ihep 101)1)31 )1 gofr 13(180101 oO 433001(13155 370(1 .rt),Ight epirit of 10,0pol-diet le beieg worked
Ile leaned out or tlits window 0110 the laetia fluid 000111 Ibo 51100 5))$001) 10111111," the. 711 nthkY of sof said solo, eut into 0 baying and 84311r105' chib
al cee t) p *115)1 nen-ce) wfiich promises help of a still more
33(11 his hands to his mouth, a,. drawn 1 r 1
'1"te ". 11() "4" • tominsted atmosphere are practices "Why not?" two or three wornen Materiel sort.
,
31180110Y the jell'Y hies aPPeaVul whith sliotdd Lbe follo%ved in every schl 3151 ,01110 "We'll just do that,' I And itAll 1131350 01317 of the shoetege cold the eYce, Mkt oolrm dry and
at till on13331218)1 1111)1383-111aire window, -.4 10010011 chivy, - "0, 1)31,"1)31,"protested the first woniali, 01 ltbor ,-,,,4. , serthe
e re, 11011131011051l1011131011051l1011131011051), op/than/km
..
cases--nleaslcs, tYPhoid fever, metro,
fa, nettling, whoopieg cough and 50 011,
The troeble useelly bogies svith a
cold in the nose WWII work: clown
theough the throat, past Sdie Menge
apple, then along the settee pipe and
so to the einem= 11161111)00110 of itic
bronchial tithes, Which thus become in-
flamed. The patient feels heavy and
tenements, with:set appetite, eith
paths in the bones, chilly end feverlsb
sensetions, mmezing, eyee walering,
sense et follilesti nroUnd 1 110 110313
Yolt ahould uhvo.rolceop
3-o(11, 60 0)l0nthavl0in'0
Stomach 0011 Liver Tobiote
on tllo OWL The lilt lo folk
to of ten need n ,i31,1 one
of() entharde and Choy de
Appreciate Clunnborloin'e
i not eAdor noneeetts °Bowl
m1,41,111%41, PM, A tom nub
tyoubie300(3 eonetioni ien,ifitoz 000,10011)01m
goin# to bcd. dvoge:ALA, rte, E:114
egAtill3111.Alii IMMUNE CO.1001410 n.
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