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'telephone No. 40,
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ns sud
a�susgeene, 0odortcu Street Opposite 3tueho•
CHnrah, Sealoreh,
Soon, graduateIri0terta end Anof n Arbor, and
Member of Ontario Cn 3Seaaa.. Coroner or l%Otlnt! at Enron, ciana and
7dso tahonor
Uu
iversilY,
old medalist Trinity Median! Collogu, Member
of Cotge Lysicfaa andSurgeons, 00tarlr:
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in W m'and hirendimsand
Rheumatic troubles. Amite sad Chronic disotd
,ers, Dar, Eye, Noso• and Throat Adenoid re.
sn0vrd without C ekulRoyalo. CtoosslllatiOO tree,
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Tuesday, 5 eon.. to p.m::Friday 8 a,m, to ti put
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lar
Marriage licenses ondoptiollaa,9oa-
tooth
Insurance
ids gun c7psidedog Insurance, Life or Accident?
Byes aro, a postcard will get our rates.
.1. D. HirdeHLEY.
081' I Agent for Loudon Life insurance Co.'
ad I nattertsf Gminutiee and Accident Insurance Co,
Seaforth, Ont.
Eames Watson
General Fire, Lite and Accident lturerau80
Agent,
and
dealer
in dewing hfaehtnen,
Mat
THE McKILLOP
Mulua1 Fire Insurance Co
farm and inoTated Town
Property Only Insured.
THE SEAFokrh-[ NEWS
i
IS ISSUED EVERY' THURSDAY
From the 01rra'o
MAIN ST. - - SEAFORTH, ONT.
Phone 84 Erectile 117
DAIRY HiNTS
Cleanliness.. and Succulent and
Conceutrated Feed Essential.
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r and
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� year.
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as such. The rote for such matter is ten
cents Der Inc.l
OFFICERS
J. F. SNOWDON
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
Jaz. Connolly, Goderlab, President, James
11711.118, i3eechwood, Vtce•2r0sldent, Tuomas
I� '!I
Eels, Seaforth. Sae: Tread.
Directors --
D. P. McGregor. Seaforth; Jona G. Grieve.
m. -.. op W. Rim. Conetsmce• Toby Berman*tggen Robert Ferris, iradeckt Malcom
S`sn. -egetont G McCartney • Seafonht ,
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bases Connolly, G0110(0 b: Ju.'E0aa0. 8eechw0011
Agents
e. Leitch, Hetlock: E. Hlnelrley. Seotorxn
[Ri heaney Egwondvillet J, W.
i R d. Jarmouth, Brodbaaeoe Jame
cad John Govcotock. 5eatoreh, auditors.
Partim dextrous to effect Insurance or trans
hneluueoa will be Promptly attended to
app! ttaa to any of the above o8 sera, nddrean , ri,18 winter 18 a8 rout tl'lr%blc t'.r
respective 90000 ices.
't'1ec8 Is !fist 1 it its sot -only,
General Observations j
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Tit
Original
and
Only
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d'3•
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will supply the
• required energy
Moat - 84
eveniings427
its
Lilo Lott. ?;,[, +, tali*'•••r $4V "lit 111E-
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ii s:tyn.g it was the liras t0 advocate
this, and its :0000 flog - is gown h' '
than at any other flint ill Onto •o,
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Grass Is the Nntsn'a1 .Geed' of Pattie
—Make Winter Feed as Much
Like it as Possible --el. Batton for
Laying He W m•
n ns Which Ha a Brought
ht
Results at the 0..A. College.
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agriculture, Toronto.)
TIE whole question of winter
care of dairy cattle may be
summed
upu one word -
i
comfort. In order to obtain
this, the cattle require a comfortable,
clean, well -ventilated, well -bighted
stable, The stalls, where animals are
tied, should be of proper width and
length to accommodate them without
discomfort; and also be so con
structed as to keep them clean with-
out too numb labor on the part of
the person in charge. Plenty of bed-
ding is needed, and an absorbent
such as cut straw, all,vinga or Saw-
dust, to take up the Liquide which
cause so much dirt and discomfort
to both animals and attendants. A
cement gutter behind the animals
having the required amount of ab-
eorhing material placed in it laity,
after cleaning the stable, Ls the best
pian of keeping stable and cattle
clean, If there be some shavings,
sawdust er line straw scattered along
the passage behind the cows. it as-
sieta in cleanliness and lessens labor,
Feeding.
The natural feed of cows is grass.
The feeder of cows never goes far
astray if the winter ration Is made.
so far as possible, similar to that of
grass. This is got by using silage
roots, mixed with the dry, bulky
fodders, like straw and clover hay.
The (nixing may be done by the feed-
er, if he has time to do so; or, it
may be done by the cow before and
after eating. The cow carries a won-
derful mixing apparatus in her stom-
ach, and so far as this part of feed-
ing is concerned, she can do the
necessary work of mixing feeds. Mix-
ing before teed is given to the cow,
often adds to its palatability and
heteoe usually pays.
In addition to Ileaulent and
dry bulky feeds d, a Pow
givtug milk a certain
amount of coneeritrabo4 freed in the
forte of meats, such a ground oats,
oats and barley, wheat 1Pran, on -cake,
or cottonseed ureal. Standard Dairy
Peed tills the bill exedlte tly 1n this
regard.
Water-ing Gown.
Next no iluport,t'-i.•4 10 reed, Conies
water fon' milking .owe, When eow8
are producing levee geantItles of
I
milk they roust have large quanti-
ties of water This may bo eup111ied
in the stable, or in a trough outside.
In fine weather, animals are better
fon' being a short time outside in the
fresh aft' ,lady, and they eau ee tott-
vententiy watered at that time. in
very cold or stormy weather, they
siteuld be watered inside.
Comfort, elo:.i,liness, succulent
feet!, along with a reasonable amount
of rieneentrates, and plenty of water
art+l tresis, pare aft', 4(1:4 irks main
Gauge required by animals giving.
milk in winter,—Prot', id. id. Dean,
0. A. College, Guelph.
F't'e�fiing Laying (seri, In Winter.
a its order to lay eel! a ken requires
a 1,5tepltl_• ,rf food :1 bove body 111a1n-
t''r• . 1'haf is r. lien must be in
i
g0,01 1• AL not thin A good laying
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N,•x'. lnoxtipg 1f the YloKi:i,,p Conn -
will be held 121 Soafot•th on February
!Tris *t i o'clock P M,
M, MfURDI11., Clerk
For Sale
A Happy Thought Mange and
ewall Heater and Oak Cupboard wit
glass
toe.
MRs, MID (iiild,
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Speciai'Offer for Far
i am buying all kinds of
ers
.Junk and Fowi
I have a great stock of second-hand
Water pipes and shaftings for sale,
J. Naftolin
Seaforth Junk Dealer Phone 9
Next to the Dick House
$5 00 for $4.?!
Arad Every Dollar
Worth More.
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Small savings now
share in the high
interest on Govern.
relent Securities.
War -Savings Stamps
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Re,�medin1924for
$5.;;J. Sold atMeney-
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TburSday t' ebru;ti'y
=Kg, GLOSSY I ,IE
F FROM DANDRUFF
Gin beYautlfu1—GOt a smal1-1,air gets lbottleanti
of Donderine•.
If ,you care ler heavy hair that glier
tens with beauty and is radiant 'crit'
lite; has au ioconrperable softness,;,
is fluffy and lu 1)09015, try Dandorinte•
Just one application doubles the
mo.
bounty of your heir, besides it Ira
t•c of
every nr t l0
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dissolves diatel ase
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dasetruff. You can not have nice heavy,
healthy hair if you have dandruff. This
destructive scarf robs the hair of its
lustre, its strength and its very life,
oovercome it reduces &
fever-
ishness
tot
and f
P
ishness and itching of the scalp; the
hair roots famish, loosen and die; then
the 'hair falls out fast. Surely get a
!moll bottle of 3inowlton'e Denderiie
emu Any drug stere and just try it
For Freedom and the Right
"'I'HE ALLIES"
The *!love is the title of a most
interesting Wer Album ieoued by '[he
Family Herald and Weekly Star, of
Montreal,
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CHURCH NEWS
1, a rt bib Road are?
I e :et charge, ex -
op ..5 a Sar iitlgmeelingn
where an 18laiasto0 fee as
chomped '1110 rete for /melt.
basig t1Ce gout per count lino
S41?1�IF�7�a Oi1'lU1afvn11S
Sl. James'
8I,,1at0118' Ciiurele itev, !father 111
P,5(toete P, Y. Early Maga 8,110, High
Miss 10,30, Solidity 'dented 2,410 p. ED,
Vespers and B8ptdiotiun of the 131ess-
1 i1 .
nt
1 i'i1411N 7
ed itaci
It is brimful of useful information.
from cover to cover., T t0 front cover
page is a most bee:AMil design em-
bracing the flags of Hags of all the
Allies..., It is a clever artistic, effort
The Album contains the bags in eulora
of all the Allies. 1t tells in full the
story of the "Union Jeck" and "Old
Glory". It gives the unto and reason
for entry of each of the Allies into the
War. It gives the system of Govern-
mental' each, alio population, area, etc
eta. It contains the Nations Songs of
(treat Britain, France and the United
States, a well as a great many of the
popular Dugs 011010 88 ''Tipperary,"
'Long Long !rail," "Good Bye Broad-
way," "Over There," etc etc It eon
tains a diary of the war duce its com-
mencement up to to time of going to
going to press, 1olth bleak space on
which the reel pieet reap fill in Intim.
dates and have tate complete (10000ry.
The Album is one you would buy on
eight at any reasonable price, but is
not for sale, It is td7solutely free to
all whosultseribe to The Fansily Hot•n!d
and Weekly tions for t019. '[4u. roars
' ly e0Meoriptiot: price i+ $1.25, We
bavn 1111,10 a nlu!din.g combination
+tits the' Family (1erahl and slut efeet
(kat (;rent 17'eakit' i it!, t . Album and
Neva lot' $2,Sn. Th,0Por 0t ta,• Album
I is fey olit'nted tuns. only. ilrdnr uctr
aid ba side of a „:) , 1'11' Name%
Herald dr•e s !ut ,,until[in surd on , t1 1
1 m10linitel), A altmp1)' of th0 Annan
Hay ay be seen at this tattoo,
St. Thomas'
Rev. T. 1d.' Brown, Rentor, Snuday
Sunday
1 tut t
f m
snr0ooe IL1 nt I
school 2,30 p. In. Women's etnglican •
IYlissionary Association. Tuesday 2,30
p.m. Children'sbraieh Saturday 2 p.ru,
tl tel•Oe0el ell servICee every Thu relay,
.0 p.m,
ntt'lihnma, erten n of S. nth it +I a ' :'l CT'Lv]6'`lSi 3;tli' or FIGS,' ' ,''1. , •i;,
HURONNEWS
to el nicketamilh, "I'tlu seaters ere TO CONSTIPATED sAT�ID ill Tir>"�
still living; Mrs. Patterson of Saskatoon
N r, IVin lily>rs 0t Plxotor 84sd word sunt Rios NseJ rlost' of Rotolo. Of his Delicious "Fruit Laxative" can't hen*
Lit week that hill •suit Lieut ,. Rio oWn [snub lett' ,5are 5001 tiro,l.ui btt''ka1 tender little Stomach, Liver
era, 0' 1ho ('0:0 4,an Ellviilttnls bad '' t' hoil,k': \ nt f i Wit 01iin. Joins ill and Bowels.
.ill V-'k,c. 111 r frim b08r385 , 111.46 a t, Andrew .•f el isernin.
Yt , kir, 1. stn':"4 110tH 1..,;,; ! ,1 aufi !...rid Peet.."', wit 15 the , aledil.2 Leek at: tho tongue. mother'
nn•• a I lu . 1
Methodist
Bev, H. 1)). Moyer, pastor
—SUNDAY foltool at 10:00 a,m,
Public nervibe I 1 a.m. and 7 p.041.
Prayer Meeting 'Thur.('ay g, pee ,
Salvation Jiriny
Limit, 1' ,' W, Leight
Sunday serviese--Holiness 11 a. in.
Praise 3 p.m.—Salvation 7 p.m --Sun
day School 4 p, m,—Wednesday—
Pnblic meeting All gra wel8onle,
Rffmondville, Presbyterian
Rev. 8 McLean pastor. Sunday ser•
vices 11 a, m. and 7 p m, Bible claim
3 p.m Prayer meeting Wednesday
8p, m. X.P M.S Union 3rd Friday
in the month 8 p m, Women's Mission-
ary Society 3rd Wednesday in the 0100140
at 2.30 p,in L:dioe' Airl nine a im-
mediately after,
First Presbyterian
Rev. 1f, 11. I at cin,. Pa+'tor, Sunday
services t 1 tette and i et in: Sunday
school 23u p.m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday. 7.15 p -In. \\'oinon's Mias-
ionaey 51 cis y•aha first ruosday is each
!month at ,, p tu. Barbara Kirkman
cion Banti 3rd Tuesday'in the month at
7.30 p.m. Sunshine Mission Bans(
every latl M'[ond:ty :tt 4.15 p
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hop' in
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cyual parte, is Very 05101, We use
tt dr,' mash which is Led in hoppers.
This is is trout of the birds at all
tittles. We are asiug iloverntueet
Standard Hog tend. We have used
in previous years, very sliccessfatly,
rolled or eruslled Date.
These ground grains should con-
tain fifteen to twenty per cent. of
high grade tankage or beef scrap,
Wet re milk 10 given ae drtnk 'no
cleat scrap would be necessary.
Be sure to aupply green and inse-
ntient feeds, such as waste cabbage,
roots, clover leaves, or sprouted oats.
There is an art to feeding. Whea
feeding the whole grain night and
morning watch the birds seratoh. If
they are very active feed liberally;
le somewhat indifferent ease off in
the amount for a Seed or so, Keep
the Utter (.lean and sweet, --Prof.
M. R. Wallow, 0. A. °Pike/a, Quoit*.
ata .3.2 .t t1,,d:: !1s,ru 810 i1 e
'rite doe.lr occur' r,1 on Sunday 1•,st
04 Andrew Reid of 7VIngham .
lloitl ,roe born in the County of 'Pyrone
I eeland in January (839. He 00810
With Mia parents to this country and
settled in Stanley ton reship, . At twee-
ty-oightyears of age ho married Miss
Katy Sharp of Stanley toonship end
moved to 'l:urnberry township where be
farmed until twoyeara ago to live with
hieeon•fa law, Mr. Alex, Robertson,,
Wiagharn. Mr. Reid was Methodist
in religion'',and a rae1111ker of the Oraego
4,4, 4,• r 111 o» l tjuo 4',, was Conaervw.
trio. 'f'l.ra. sot vi,'1; WM, Sit
50 di atri110,, 8.13 8LOt1'111F1y.
The W:'oxoter 'Pulr•iil, it,u-Uo. wain,,,
lnt:etil,g e:1:., held reap: :tly he sit is Pahl
a net di. IA of 5,09 with salute 5,1
$13 000, It has been in operation tot
ten years nod bus only charged ten
dollars the year for sorrier,
'lits Doherty saw mill in Clinton kat'
been purchased by a man from 15011
Stratford and is being torn down.
Dr. Itiofrard A. ,Reeve, Toronto,
dropped lead while walking along Sped
iia Ave, on 1'aondayof teat weak. ,,Re
was one of the most promin'eit' doctors:++
of Canada. iii+. was formerly Daae
the Faculty of Moali)iso, Toronto l'J4•
,�i•aitid e(1err:hy gleed flint ,t 1.511,1'.
I,15,1.11111 of the rutep*y, t•: trial te, le to
111 the Iowa Hall Staffs 1515 Wrathy -mint
rho. 4th day of 7obrnary at 8 o'0f0tlt
it, 11 f, e' the purpose of aseeftainnl4
the attitude of the ratepayers towel cin
tho etootioa of a atunuln011t to the
memory of the ft/leant Soldiers who
fell during the resent War,
Also to eoaeidcr Lite '!making el
grant lit the eouosi1' of the Municipal-
ity for that purple finery ratepayer
le requested to attend' this moot 111
Bey order of the:Niisee
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Wier-don]fromAsthma, Aslhlnt, is
one of the mast 111551vs'ealttg itetilIce,
enrlden in iia snacks and prolong( 41 in
its agonies, Fregneutly many things
are tried, but 110th1ng some to give
hope of relief. Dr, J, 1). Kellogg's
Aetbnie Remedy ill the one help which.
sun be d• etldel epee. ' 11 4
p B you have
other other remedies iritbont success,
do not fail to get at Glee a•peakage' of
this nuiformly Wleeaefal prepsraiion.