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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1931-03-26, Page 2TIV G} � t�se k 3i r condition w in bed. lte should ix or -.4 every clay. kdis root ' oat be well aired, nie ht and day. 'by kee g a inc ows and doors olren s ffici `tat ;" ?to provide iar a through ugh t L rPon ent Rte? ca The fanner and erested fiearves «:t. r.asit values of p- k"ith barley If lze vomits itrequt may -ten will help. her persons must be promo so all secretions front the nose throat. should be collected on old or paper and burned, The $4 4.- id be boiled and kept s-ep- rately.. patient roust be kept -rtussis or whooping cough vac- cine is used in the prevention and „treatment ;of whooping cough_ hs !value hs.s not yet been definitely pro - ;:ed.. Some believe that the results ;are encouraging enough to warran- merds its itSe. you shoed accept his ; As whooping, cough. is parric-alarl rgerous in the first year of erer,y effort shotald be made to pro- tect the babies, and parents should r,erer take a chance c„f allowing their baby to come in commot with child- ren who hare g coufn or ea -- colds, because what seems to day be only a cold may later tura out he whooping congh or measles, Questions concerning, Heaith, ad - ;dressed. to the ;CP—nad:_n Mediml • 1S4 College St, Toz-onto will be answered personall3- by letter.. are a3asars't and grain at �s�e pr�se�a3 41M1t bir?: a ;problem a� d an o7; g�r ft` its acre value as a crap when: tta l:.01a should be Pseiul. As sup - do you ge hirn to chew him Shredded t and it's so crisp he has to chew it—the more he chews it the better he likes it and the more nutriment he gets out of it. :Nally children bolt down their food without chewing —that means imperfect diges- tion, poor teeth and -.un- healthy g -m -ns. Shredded Wheat with milk rnokes a perfect food for grow- ing children, and it's perfectly- delicious with bananas or stewedfruit:' CAXADINNI DED: WHEAT WITH ALL T E DE AT OF THE WHOLE EAT ASSOC /04.TE SECE/Er.A RV" wnoopwa COUGH nahlo-- diseases. arta it is pr.ssod tion. --s of. the nose and throzz "WhooPing cough- in the be -g; - gets worse, The child =lazy "intake „of air—z The -tracks zza prolonged. The child r Bre- que.ntly after ant atta;-.- corttatt: room. toe A c1-...4:11 s-u..-7.fentstg irons "t -e "end ; 4,44 zoo -ming „quite weak. zoo:ping cough serious becanse it weakens its victims to sues: an es.- zonsid.erably :few - ;people genetaily understood that it Farm News. and Views Published by &motion of Eon. calMoe, • Ottawa, 1931 Peed to a Rittn:Nbt, , Farmers who are feeding cattle for ;beef should note carefully the iing. ex. -cents from the Lire Stock ;are bringing in considerable numbers lzal,7-z--az cattle. The market has shi-poers are requested, half finished szoo:k and thereby ad - r Tour beef c• attle to n finish and get al: the market 'has to offen Praits Fresh SQ-7.Z.e interesting obserration with tresp_em the application of 'quick 4-, :processes- to perisizable 7E.Z:Ef=7:13* made y;iti: peaches a serious disease and that it slyzel?,- tre-ated. 'such Very often child- .ra; Slra,tr".7417.1g from wh,t,oping cough "'IT :2:1 500 lbs. 400 lbs. 450 lbs. 375 lbs. 34 50 43 20 38 40 46 00 30 70 3.3 40 34 10 41 00 23 00 28 80 25 60 a 70 —Dominion Department of Agricul- Use ;Caittailii-, Grown Graitts for To meet the present acme feed s -ation the Poultry Division_ of the Dominion ErperiMerttal Farms hare made a study of the suitability z..-4" feedlmg„ With the use of snitable :substitutes in the form of cod liver oil and green feeds barley is found every bit as zrood as Yellow corn for tNo. 328—New -Series), jnst off the; press, compiete instruction ' the use of der-ntic grains pottl- -ng is given. There is no charge for 's pamphlet, which may be obmin- ranch ;of the Dezarm cent at Ottawa.: The Personal faor The nersonal factor is one cf. the roost hanormitr in the successful r.4.e.„, Animal Ensbandly expert of the I feeding is not entirely a mechanical:I, onerafion, but one reqr,iring slat' and , rAa the tre-tiza.....„..1 development arid arest---7 returns ior the feed con— Hapey is Always S-:ede In a recent statement a bee expe_rz - "sure calls attention to the fact I that honey is- always mfe Bor hr,--rrpti C=Sal=r,Zia72. The reason for this is, that -most disease organ,...ierms that :Li,: feet ne-;;;,---4 cannot live ir. honey. which szme „diseases affecting bees-; and bee, „"„,iroa-ceds shis does not irunair yalne thte honey for food be- ! --•;,-;se die -ease which affects bets have sz:mel7,-. no effect on ToI3B. ;OEM r. Trite Ittrocess stems zo keep '-',„„.":1:71e- zIat "ihe as a result they are much room like- :'42 rePorte4 "e:`1=1 e? -44.7. illdkC d leViety lady happy ITHE 1931 Pontiac has the fmeness, the style and the comfort -1- that women want It is also a car that women are pleased to drive because it handles easily, ha a reserve of power that gets through difficult going, and a notable stamina that assuras trouble-free operation for thousands of miles. Yet with all this the 1931 Pontiac Six, at its low prices, is as easy to buy as it is economical to drive. It is a big car with spacious Fisher Bodies that are restful and Iwcurious. Over 40 points of rubber insulation absorb noise and vibration. There is an air silencer to choke carburetoehissing. As an instance of its value, consider that 5 wire wheels are standard equipment on all. regular models at no extra cost. In addition four Lovejoy shock absorbers are standard equipment on all models. Try the 1931 Pontiac Six today!. We kali be pleased to demonstrate at your convenience. You can purchase the 1931 Pontiac throuea the low -rate G MAC time -payment plan . and your contimied satis. faction is pledged by the General Motors Owner Service Policy. NEW LOW PRI 2 Dox; 6675 4Dom•Sodam 970 SooncSorlan 1015*. 970* zzzatizrd CE S TIAC a fine car, a modern car, a General Motors value W. 1 BROWN Dealer Wingham &nab, ri three i;our inches :five control me_asnres. .11.2 tae, DatS jar galti 'feed. ar! sleet, e cooseonent sz---.1u. ortz-th. needs ,-e_enty of fresh air. inte r. few wild oats are likely to ap-1 It. 44r 'pear in the crop. In Planting Grass !" The fine seeds of grasses and lag - rand leave ca -con rketed net: •"4-;-,1,71r abi7linf.: the granzara___ The Hug Market for 'Grabs: recia'a a -inn soil that is Eine "o Pay • E.77,1 itr-spectoss 147m- --: shows. It reads: -,-Th - At the fizzle this reoorr rezeive-, of extras or scoor_de. rents nos' dotem "The Egg, laarkozing Service :75 .• ts soon after laying as 00,5 - tad the -psztatfbase ;'-;proved hatetteries; ;is considerable intert for By tramaila= authorities front ZOMeti'fiC.17.6 zo the acre "'-ue of the three 7,:trin6pal grain cr _, wheat, barley and oats, when e;;; The "Matmrs for consid- -iozts are the price of bogs, the „i.„-..7711Lin 'lei to roriDoe pork, and the acre yield of cortzerned. It is found that ' ThrE. of hog the per acre val- ▪ ==g2c teem lezem he .1 $.4.-zttitta whirl :337 50 t4S 00 71-5 48 20 srl to SS 40 n Department of A ;.in t , and moist. They are very ;small in size and if seeded too deep- ly will produce plants which either Ilack in vigor when they emerge ab - IOW the grounti, or are completely ed, TI s trm iso that the seed will not be busied too deeply and so that moisture will he near the surface to facilitate the vCgermination of the small seeds before 'like nurse crop hecomcs sufficiently 'well established to smother the small 'seedlings. -- Experimental Faransi itink You're 'been a most faith- ful husband, John," pined Mrs. Hen- i'peck, 'not once since YOU married tae have you done a wrong thing, have you,. darling?' "No," sadly replied Mr. Henpeck, 'that was the lase: ' Patient: 'Bat doctor, a year ago Yon advised rue not to drink while ortor: "Oh, everything is :differ - n now. My present advice is not to eat white thinking." Magistrate: 'Tett are charge with .s.s.talt and battem What bare you Prisoner:: ".Not a rd, yer wor- ship, It was .s4„yin` too rauch got me into this scrape,' (ilea 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MINIIIIE 1 it si POULTRY 50 bit) 84 00 Ilnanth of the federal Tlept:rtatent ;0:1 A.7,.ziculture Cativorm in Sas- ,o1 All:Ferta 1031,, This :5 tated CREAM Phone