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• THE CLINTON NEW ERA,
Give the Hen a Chalice to
Increase
Prth!ctci
Breed, — Feed — and .-- Weed. --
Now that the breeding season is over is
the time to sell the Roosters and others
to save their feed.
3000 Broilers Wanted and
300 Ducklings per week,
Also a large 'quanity of fat hens at top
prices. • ,'id..t'tid.
Call us up for prices before you sell
elsewhere.
Oeen-Langlois & Co., Limited
The up-to-date Firm
Milton Branch Phone 190
att/►e®oaeoeletaeaaA:a.ar
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4 PIllIOS
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4 See and here our finest
el New Stylish designs of E
Doherty Pianos and C
1 Organs,
G
1 .gpeeial values ill Art to
c Cast•
•Is
• Pianos and organs rent a
eed. ' Choice new Edison
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$ phonographs, Music & k
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variety goods.
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1 Music Emporiumet
to
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Plumbing
Heating
TinSualthing
Repairs promptly at-
tended to,
lo
A number of
nand Beaters
irepair,
Second
in good
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a ��l Sutter
Sanitary Plumbers
Inoue 7.
MJseL'W neVbreeLAd
et ter Pay
The Pince
Don't be tempted to choose cheap
jewelery. Far better to pay a fair
price and know exactly what you
are getting,
Yon will ueyer be sorry -for as a
matter of moray, it is easily the
remit eoonotuical,
That has been said so often that
everybody by this time should
knew it -and yet there ie ue
scarcity of cheap jewelry in the
land
Now to gat personal -If you would
like to miss that eort;altogether-
(JOIVM.E HIRE
1'f you would like to buy where
nothing hut high qualities�are
dealt in -COME HERE
And even at that, no person ever
said our prices were unfair
W.R6 counter
Jeweler and Optician;
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
FO'IU) a ii McLEOD
We're now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standial'a.).
We a1 o have on hand, Alfalfa,
A1eike Red
and Red
C er,
We always Metre oat hand e-taooee
Wheat, retie, Barley and Feed Corn
Highest Market Priem( pN:id dos Hal
nada ell Amine.
FORD & !eLEOD
1316aleese IJs '
BARRISTER HQL1O1Tt71t 1r OTARY
PII.t3X LG itlTo
UL,tenr09
ua>t I.es 11L Nims
Oonneyance, Notary Public,
Commissioner, oto.
STEAL IISTAT.H AND 111SURAN019
Issuer of MarriageLicensee,
Baron St., Clinton,
H. T. RANCE
Notary Pub)io, Conveyancer,
A'ineneiat•I and. Real ltetate
INSURANCE AGENT-Reproeentins 191rlre In
suranee Companies.
Dibision Colu't Office, '
Piano Tal ung;
Mr, James Doherty wishes to in-
form the public that` he le pre-
pared to do fine piano tuning,
tone regulating, and repairing.
Orders left at W. Doherty's phone
61, will receive prompt attention,
M. G. Cameron, K.C..
Barrister, Solicitor Oouve atcer Lto
, a
y
Office on Albert Street, occupied
ied b
Mr. Hooper, In Clinton onevery
Thursday, and on ate day for which
appointmente are made, Mice hours
from 9 a.m, to 6 p m. A good vault in
connection with the offee. Office open
every week day, Mr. Hooper will make
any oppofntmentsfor Mr. Oatnerott.
MY.iedi.,al.
DR 1. W. T1'1O141Fie5rd
Physician, Snrgnon, Eto
coolattention given to dieeasee of the
Eye, Eer, Throat, and Noso,
I9yes , °fully samined and suitable gleam' preserihed.
Wee and Residence.
rwo doors weal, of the Commercial Hots
Dorm. Rt.
IONS. Gt11N' aal(r, LA Ail 113
Dr, W. Cann, L. It. O, 1'.. L. D. 0, B.. Edt
Dr, Conn's orneo at residence Nigh Street
Dr d. 0. (Sandler. It,A.
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton.
Night calls at residence, ilatt.nhnr, St,
or at hoanital
DR. ire :'9, AXON
orarasT
Crown End bridge lt'or;c a Speelnity.
Graduate or 0.0,D.5.,. Chicago, and P,O,D.5,
Porout,.
enytleld on Menders, afar est to 0
In. IL FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'f' store.
Special oars taken to make dental tray' t
meat as painless es possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general .Auction ter
GODERIOH ONT
Pat m atOtx sales a apemrl.1, Orders iL r
NEW EitA office, rt.•mrsiy amen..
to. Terms reasonable, Clinton,'Farmers' sale u"r.
discounted
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Whitley
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9 r� .. _ M. E. �' 1 .
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Helielltatto
Osteopathic P'hy.
Specialists in Women's and
Children's Diseases
Acute, Chromic, and Nervous
Disorders
Eye, Ear, Nose. and Throat.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office-Rattgnibury Hotel.
Tuesday and Friday, i to 11 p.m.
G.D. M. 1.). irloPa
D. =arc
B6 F'Sar
M:e eloggar '" r os:
'BANKERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTOE
(general lentellIng Bnrsineae
t: anraa.eted
VOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts emend. Interest allowed a
deposits
The 1VIcKillop b'i11tual
Fire Insurance eo.
Perm rand 5esofaptod Town Props
erty Only insured.
Head 011ie°-t eaforth, Ont
Officers
J. Connolly, Goderich, President; Jas,
Evans, Beechwood, Vice -President;
Thos. E. Hays, Seaforth, Secretary -
Treasurer.
Agents
Alex. Leitch, No. 1, Clinton; Edward,
Hinchley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, Eg-
nwndeille; J. W, Yeo, Goderich; R, G.
Jarrneth, Brodhagen,
Directors
Wm. Rion, No. 2, Seafoeth; John Ben -
newels, Brodhagen; James Evans, Beech-
wood; M. McEwan, Clinton; James
Coneolly, Godetich; D. 5, McGregor,
No. 3, Seaforth; J. G. Grieve, No. 4,
Walton; Robert Ferris, Harlock; Geo.
McCertne, No. 3, Seaforth,
A Car9o,d or Canada
MUM Ce
elm
15.h(bile day iti3r ibises
It
will pay you
John iutt.on
LONDESDORO
Shirtwaists can frequently be cut
down to be used in the dresses of small
children.
•. London, Ontario 3.'.
l
Co. ides • }
, „ .`� slbrl`Sept. 1st to Ji]ijlf'
CafalokutseP4ef: , Ener any time.
4. W. Wee '
estorvolt, Pr,rroTpal
wow INSURANOiu /R/1'�ntir,it er iia all
j e,9
Against Sudden .Deaf i .
Before an Insurance Company will
take a risk on your life the examining
physician will test the urine and report
whether yon are a good. risk. When
your kidneys get sluggish and clog,
yoq suffer from backache, siok-hoad-
ache, dizzy spells, or the twinges and
pains of lumbago, rheumatisia and
gout. The urine is often cloudy, full
of sediment; ohannels often got sore
and sleep is disturbed two or three
times a night. This ds the time you
should consult some physician of wide
experience-suoh ae Dr. Pierce of the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y. Send him 10 cents for
sample package of hia new discovery,
^Anuric." Write him your symptoms
and send a sample of urine for test.
Experience has taught Dr. Pierce that
"Aaurlo" is the most powerful agent
in dissolving uric acid, as hot water
melte sugar; besides being absolutely
harmless it is endowed with other
properties, for it preserves the kidneys
tnia healthy condition by thoroughly
ci n iea sn `
them Being many times
more active than th, it clears
the
heart valves a vee of anysandy
substances
which may clogthorn and checks the
degeneration othe blood-vessels,aa
well as regulating blood pressure.
«Anuric" is a regular insurance and
lifesaver for alt big meat eaters and those
who deposit lime -salts in their joints.
Ask the druggist for "Anuric" put up
by Dr. Pierce, in 50 -cent packages.
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY
Como with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. This is a blood cleanser and
alterative tbat starts the liver and stom-
ach Into vigorous action, It thus assists
thebo d
manufacture
Y to
rleh red blood
which fends the heart, nerves, brain and
organs of the body.Tho organs work
smoothly like machinery running In all.
Yon feat clean, strong and strenuous in-
stead of tired, weak and faint.
J. Austen Chamberlain, Secretary Of
State for India, who resigt ed from
the British Coalttiail Cabinet be-
cause of revelations in the Mesopo-
tamia report.
THE STORY OF THE sus,
Every.time you go up stairs you can
test your state of health—the condi-
tion of your blood,
Do you arrive at the top of the
stairs breathless and distressed?
Does your heart palpitate violently?
Do you have pain in your side?
Perhaps you even have to stop half
way up, with limbs trembling and head
dizzy, too exhausted to go farther with-
out resting. These are unfailing signs
of anaemia, As soon as your blood be-
comes impoverished or impure the
stair -case becomes an instrument of
torture, 'When this is so you are un-
fit for work; your blood is watery and
your nerves exhausted, you are losing
the Joy of an active life and paving the
way for a further break down and de-
cline. In t ibis condition only one thing
can save'au You ou must put new,
rich, blood in your vents without fur-
ther delay and so build up your health
anew. To get this new, rich blood
give Dr, Williams Pink Pills a fair trf+al
and they will give you new vitality,
sound health, and the power to resist
and throw off disease. For more than
a generation this favorite medicine has
been in use throughout the world and
has made many thousands of weak, de-
spondent men and women bright, act-
ive and strong.
You can get Dr, Williams Pink Piths
through any dealer in medicine, or bye
mall at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for 2.50 from the Dr, Williams Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
I 1
Never use gasoline in a roon With
fire or light,
A cup inverted in the centre of a
meat pie will keep the juice From run-
ning over.
• Buckwheat makes an excellent
breakfast cereal,
New potatoes are most delicious
baked than old ones.
Fruit used in frozen
fruit sleeted
always 'be cut or mash d.
Fish is excellent fo d and not eaten
5
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0
nearly often enough. 9
The most economical way of prepar- c
ing fish is by steaming. 1
Potato salad with sardines and 1.
olives is an agreeable change. ti
All the water should be drawta from
the tub before the ice cream is packed
Carrots scrubbed clean and sha•ed-
ded raw are good added to a hot dish
like soup
Dont regard ' 'arty time -saving
method of doing houseworrk as shift-
less; it isn't.
A tightly rolled piece of cloth is an
excellent thing for rubbing spots 09
clothing.
If children eat enough at meals they
are fess apt to nibble betweeta than.
Leas; n V.—Third Quarter, For
July 29, 1917.
THE 'INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the Lesson, lea, Iv, 1,13 -Mem-
ory Versos, 1, 2 -Golden Text, lea. Iv,
6 -commentary Prepared by Rev. D.
M. Stearns.
The last pr'a't or Isaiah, chapters xl
to !xvi, may be said to begin And end
with comfort for els people, Israel, In
connection with 111s coming in glory
(al, 1, 2, 10, 11, Ixvi, 18, 15, 18), and as
then will be ttie overthrow or their en.
enies there is an easy commotion be-
tween the lust lesson null this, Those
Inst twenty-seven chapters of lsainh
are easily divided into three nines, the
figs n
first and second orh
w lch end with the
sante words, "No peace, salt.b the Lord
or suite ni Goa to the w •k
Y iced'x
Ivl tl
22; Jell, 21). Oer 1espen today is in the
middle nine, and tate tniddle chapter of
this nine in the fifty-third, which tells
of the only way of pence for any sinner
or for all semen. The next chapter
tells of God's unchanging loving kind-
ness for Israel and of their future es•
tablishm[ot in righteousness by their
Redeemer, the God of the whole earth
(liv, 5.111, Today's lesson chapter is n
cry to all who thirst to come to the
God or Israel, the fountain of living
waters 1.105, II, 13), Atl that is repro
sen red by living tenter, %vine and mills
has been provided fully at Infinite cost
and is offered freely to whomever will,
according to Rev, xxi, (17 exit. 17; ,fohn
iv, 14; vii, 37. Love cullet be bought,
nor can any of the gifts of boli, but
Ile says, "1 will heal their backsliding,
1 will love them freely" (floe, xis, 4;
S. of Sol. silt• 7; ttou, 111, 241.
Spending money for that which is
not bread reminds us of 11Is words
to the 5,000, "Labor not fur the meat
welch peristtettt, but for Ihut stent
which enclm'eth unto everlasting life,
welch the Son 0f elan shall give unto
you" (John vi, 27). I'he words "heart.•
en diligently unto 11e, * * *treat• end
your soul shall eve" %verses 2, 31, are
ver? like .101111 v, 24, where we learn
that hearing met be!levlug f31s word
give everlasting life and the nssur•
tutee o)' nos coming Into judgment for
aur sins, In lite s=tudy 0f alt prophecy
nee must renleuthet' that Ills 1 110 51 5 55
arta Hirst for 1st nel and then rot all na.
tions, but there is al,vnys a messn.e
for every Individual believer, whether
Jew nl' gentile, as we have already
seen. The sure mercies of David take
us to the covenant ordered in all
things and sure which comforted Da-
vid in bis dying bongs (Ii Sam. exill, 5;
vii, 10).
There Is only one Leader and Com-
mander who can rule lsrael, even the
one who brought them out or Egypt
and put them in the promised land
and gave them judges and kings and
always delivered them when they cried
unto IIim-Ile or whom the Lord said
to Jeremiah, "l will raise unto David
a righteous Branch, and a Hing shall
reign and prosper and shall execute
judgment and justice in the earth;
" ° * Ups name shall be called the Lord
Our Righteousness ider.. exile 5, 0).
See also Isa. ix, 0, 7; Luke 1, 31-33.
Natinus have never yet In all the his-
tory of the world turned to the Lord
as nations, but when lsrael shall have
become ccs c n righteous natio by
n teceiv
ing their Messiah at IIis corning again
in power and glory then shall be ful-
filled such words as theism "The na-
t:lous shall come to Thy light and kings
to the brightness of Thy rising;" "Siug
and •rejoice, 0 daughter of Zion, for,
to, I come, and 1 will dwell in the
midst of thee, saith the Lord, and
many nations shall be joined to the
Lord in that day and shall be illy Deo.
plc" (Ise. xxv, 8, 9; Ix, 1.3; Zech. 11, 10,
11). Lesson versos 0, 7, seem to be a
call to individuals now and at all times,
and what great enc0uragemeut there
is to all sinners to turn to the Lord
In the otter of abundant pardon and
merry! The .Lord loves to do all things
abundantly, whether it be giving life
or an entrance into His kingdom or
supplying a present need, and if we
will only deal rightly witb Him Ile
promises more blessing than we can
receive (John x, 10; II Pet, 1, 11; Matt,
xis, 20; Mal. Ili, 10). '
The seeking means earliest, per-
sistent, whole hearted turning to Him
(,Ter. xxlv, 7; axle, 13). Verses 8, 9,
should teach us the folly of our
thougbte and ways, Inasmuch as His
are as far above oars as the heavens
are higher than the earth, Yet there
are so many who know not the
thoughts of the Lord, either concern-
ing His groat and free salvation or Ells
nrpose in this age and the ages to
0me (5511c. iv, 12; Eye. iii, 11). Verses
0, 11, are especially grand words for
ainy or snowy days, but good nt all
les, Wben I have given tho Lord's
message I am continually comforted
by the assurance tbat it always ac-
complishes His pietisnro and never re-
turns to Him void and that results are
sure, whether we see thein or not.
Words that go well with tbese are,
'I will watch over my- word to per-
form it" and "No word from Cod shall
be void of power" (Jer, 1, 12,, a, Se;
Luke 1, 87, R. V.), .
It only we am the Lord's messengers
with the Lord's; message (Hag, 1, 13)
we can nlways go on our wn,5' snyitg,
Tbanit God, tbnt will work, Some look
for so many souls from n service or
other definite results of their own de
sire. hitt It seems to toe better to give
the message and leave l'astilt's to Ulm.
always expeeling diem anti sere of
theta, but leaving It 10 turn to /MOM.
511180 111 1t1e11:451riy unci knowing that
in due time rlc '''111) wee of the trove!'
o1 Ills s,, i sod lie tint isnot (lilt, 111.
KEEP CHILDREN WEII
RIDING HOT WEATHER
Every Brother knows how fatal the
summer t
hot a s n e m h
o ti5s are to small Ch
i-
dre . Chorlera infantum,diarrhoea,
dysantry and stomach troubles are
rite at this time and often a precious
little life is lost after only u' few hoots
illness, 'The mother who keeps Baby's
Own Tablets in the house feels safe.
The occasional use of the Tablets pre-
vents stomach and bowel troubles, or
If trouble conies suddenly—as it gen-
erally does --the Tablets will bring the
baby safely through, They are sold by
medicine dealers or by mail
at 25 cents
a box from 'The Or, Williams' Medi-
cine Co,, Srockvilie, Ont.
,n' 7"tioL,bu ei3p1'tg+a�
The (7v'eet .5lnfitiefteRemzerl J.
Tones and invigorntoo the whole
nervous o otem,makesnowkloed
in old point, Ouree Neo'eoue
15abiltit?I .Mental and .Brain W.5', 5 , Dessiovt'
3cna)l+ foea of lu'Levt3Jy. Petivi(atiaa at the
ead'E Faith 1(lttta . Prion t':erbo °)Y
Xi x
rf/ S
Patting n
tui•S6,otOnewail1dIn alkwilt shim g,Mt twiner,
Cdbyall
knee,tikaaaists at CPmailed.cat ind00
MDIINkCo.,1e8ON.ONT. f5ltnt,LWln9st:
Tlturaday, Jelly 26th, }pix
15
You will find relief in Zaln•Suk I
it oases the burning, stinging
pain, stops bleeding and brings
ease. Perseverance, with Zan1-
Huh, Meant% Wily not prove
this 7 dA Dr ro om b Stores. --
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TOBACCO GREATEST
REVENUE PRODUCER.
Ottawa, July 20,—The operation of
Prohibition has put the liquor traffic in
second place as a producer of internal
revenue, Tobacco is now at the top,
Returns for the month of June last
issued by the inland revenue depart.
ment show that the duties colected on
tobacco amounted l032
19 ,687 and on
cigars to 162,145, The ditties collected
on spirits amounted to7
52 059.52.
Those on malt liquor to 110,532.70 and
those on malt to 5167,816, Special war
taxation netted 1121,513.78. The total
receipts of the inland revenue depart-
ment during June were 12,146,095, as
compared with 52,105,592 in June,
1 91 6.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 3®Years
Always bears
the ��!eeerW
Sir -nature of ,
THE FISH PROBLEM
lull
Mr. G. Frank Beer, who is one of
the Fish Commissioners appointed by
Icon, Mr, Hanna, is a past President
of the Toronto branch of the Canadian
Manufacturers' Association, 'and at the
present time is the President of the
Toronto Housing Co., in the latter cap_
acity having done much unselfish work
for the welfare of the city, and for
the better living conditions of its in-
habitants.
Coon Cotg®fiRoot �
t,
fid-
A safe, reliable rein °tin„
medicine. said in LLMC d:-
tt;;reee of strength -Nu. 1, Sir
140. S, 33; No, 3, 85 p^r hos
Sold by all druggist.., or son;
prepaid on receipt al ',ries
veer, pamphlet. Ad,lraes;
THE COoa( MEDICINE CO.
TORONTO, ONT. trarmcrl. W wlnr,i
FOR THE COUNTRY
i cannot go to the Front,
For my feet won't pass the test;
A neither er c' an m "hub •'
b '
y 'hubby";
Ile's too narrow across the chest.
13pt we must be patriotic
And try and be of use,
So our slogan for the future
Is "Produce), Producel Producel"
The Material now is costly,
But of this you may be sure—
These shells are all inspected
And won't explode premature.
We have laid these facts before you
To use as you see fit,
And by making this Ammunition
We are doing our little bit.
'—Caleadian Hen.
Chiictren Cry
FOR HITCHER'S
CASTOR A
THE BOY WHO DIDN'T PASS
A sad -faced little fellow sits alone en
deep disgrace,
There's a lump arising in his throat
and tears Stream down his face;
He wandered from his playmates, for
he doesr"r want to hear,
Their shouts of merry laughter since
the world has lost its cheer,
And his heart is fairly breaking; he's
the boy who didn't pass,
In the apple tree the robin sines a
cheery little song,
But he doesn't seem to hear it, show-
ing plainly something's wrong;
Cones his playful tittle spaniel for a
romp tad bit of,p.lay,
But the troubled little 1e5Jrw sternly
bids him go away.
And alone he sits in sorrow, with bin
Burdock Blood Bitters
Cured�/EA ad Case ,of
E Cr Z iib "i` A •
All skin' diseases such as eczema, salt
rheum, tatter, rash, boils, pimples ansa'
itching skin eruptions are always caused
from the blood being in a bad condition,
and it is impossible to eradicate there
'frown the system unless you put your•
blood into good shape. This you can
easily do by taking that old and well
known bad blood eradicator, Burdock
Blood Bitters.
Miss Mary D, Chambers, Anagance
Ridge, N.D., writes: "I used Burdock
Blood Bitters for eczema, I had it
when. anirt fent '
b .t' lett me Two
years ago it came
back. I used doctora'
medicine, but it cite good only white I
used it. At, last my face was nothing
but a running sore. I saw in the papers
What 13.1333. diel :far people, so 5 took it,
and to -day I am free front that terrible
disease,
When I began to We it nip sores be-
tamesoft . ft and dry, and alien only nslifrlrt
rash until it disappeared altogether. 1
to thankful a rkt ] o 'e or
to 1
f 'what it has >s
Y c
for me,"
, is ihant faetured only by The
T. Milburn Cor ]milted, Zeolite, Oat,
ty,„,
t4 ahPfi'. e'ialf)tfleeih5551L151l ell.. *1
r
am telt udltt�'I>IIM:N^^ T,w--.-..''.
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a fir/
Prornoies i)i4;Cslicn.(lsucci
nes sand lies( Contains: Ater
Opium,Mor, huts nor.`.ntertl
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Signature of
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`MONTREAL`.-C1V Y��t
.''zt`'nnt3 and Children.
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Exact Copy of Wrapper.
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CcNTALIN COMPANY, wow yoNK
hair a tangled mass,
And his eyes are red with weeping; he's
the boy who didn't pass,
015, you who boast a laughing son and
speak of him as bright, 1
And you - who love a little girl who
comes to you to -night
With smiling eyes and dancing feet,
with honors from her school,
Turn to that lonely boy who thinks he
is a fool,
And take him kindly by tate hand, the
dullest in the class;
He is the one who most needs love—
the boy who didst,5't pass.
Children. Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAS.TO R lA I
•
CULL THE FLOCK
The urgent need of conservation de-
mands that all poultry not paying its
way in either eggs or worth be killed
for eating,
The present high prices of feed also
stake the keeping of such classes of
poultry decidedly uttpro)itable, as well
as unpatriotic. Therefore for your
own good and for the gond of the
country. kiH them.
There are in every poultry yard
birds that have outlived their useful-
ness and others t rs tdt•
,tt W111 i never pay
p.t
their way. "Phase might profitably be
finished and marketed, not necessarily
all at once, but as soon as practicable,
taking into account the market, etc.
111 these classes might be mention-
ed, in the order in which they should
be disposed of, the following;
1. Male Birds.—The breeding season
being over, all males should be flesh-
ed and killed. It will cost 52. or over
to keep each male until next breeding
season; therefore get rid of them, It
will also be better for the layers, the
eggs and the growing chickens.
2. Turkeys and Waterfowl.—Toms
and 'Turkey hens, geese and ducks, not
absolutely needed for next year's
breeding, should he disposed of,
3. Hens,. -All hens of the heavier
classes that are two years aid and over
might better be marketed 110w. )n
even tthe light classes many of this
age ought to go. Others that are lay-
ing but I hat are not worth keeping
for another year should be kept until
the egg yeild does not pay for the
feed. Better still, keep culling out
those that show signs of easly moult-
ing as you go along.
The best of the one and two -year-
olds of the lightest breeds night pay
to keep ail summer, but only the
year-olds should be kept over ,viu51'r
and even these will stand culling fair-
ly closely.
4. Broilers,—Lf broilers are early it
pays best to sell the cockerels when
two or three pounds in weight, rather
than to keep 'until heavier. This is es-
pecially so when the sexes cannot be
separated and where the runs are small
The pullets will soon require all the
room and green feed available. Lighf-
breed'cockerels should be sold early-;
it seldom pays to feed them to mat-
urity."
5,.Roasters.—Don't leave the mar-
keting of •all roasters till late in the
fall. Distribute this sale over as long
a period as possible. Never nmrkei
wehout finishing.
Nat re's Way
h Best
Nature's laxative is bile,
If your liver is sending
the bile on its way as it
should, you'll never be
constipated.
Keep the liver tuned
right up to its work.
Take one pill regularly
(more only if necessary)
until your bowels act reg-
ularly, freely, naturally.
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