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GRAND BEND
1E. Ander on and R. N. Creech,skip'
won second prize at 'the Goderich
Bowling Tournament •
MarerrAdam .`of LondotesuI' Mrs. R. Brintneil n.nd two chil-
e _ret pair,€u" 1,-,r,;s and thw sum -,droll left for Monose Jaw niter vis-
eaeer home at A. J. Walker* of Lon-. icing with' Brintnell's parents..
.t t3~ta was dee4royett here as a re -
o! an 'exploilon of die Feist^- G_'orge Lawson of Saskatoon, ar-
; re range when something went +ria ed here Inst week, (and intend
rr<rong with. the stow '. M.ss _itl snaking his future home, here, Mrs,
towns was burned in attempting to i L cu yin and fancily arexpected
,r �cnae her belongings from the ys=horticr
�_e:zing frame 'structinee. +s,;
ah Haycock oC London, mid Miss Dxt and Mrs. Hollowa.y, of Peter-
rrrasa:na and Miss Lur m.oy of St,' l;r,ro, who have been vi: iting 'Frith
).anies, narrowly escaped injur Y Mr And Mos. R. N. Rows and ot_
house was owned pad °cc tp-ober realtivea have returned to tho
,*1 wag a few dal ys ago by ' .1, J. home:
Walker, a tesacher at the London i . -
:•schnicai School, He with neem- Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Ingg rani,of
-to• of hist family. motored to Torri Detroit, ars visiting
the ratter's
.—omory and loft the London and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hardy ;tnd
14 Y. Thetuta4 young 'women in eh -, ,.ford other r, atir��es, have returned
rx `.tg+,a of the cottager( It NV33 i rn tra their home
rasible ,to say e clothing, money' 1
furniture and the. four tact:fp-� T'hn Chinamen conducting the
fumrte are .entirely test:titt.o..of 'oe•;rc'staurart south of the Teleph-
Its :r ing Misys Adams.. with the on office have talc ye—"
»i a five
",il:hers' made repeated efforts toter lease of the premi is now Occup
itteNe their valuables, but only met' i:*d ha::Fa IL Kahle, balker, • Th:
a. s.'itle 'bnrn,e& hands and singed hair premises vacated by the Chinamen
trill b^ used by the .Tel dshoi sl
Co.. es the Cer tr.il office.
EXETER
Mr, nu,J: Mr:;. Forest. Miss For -
Vest
or -
r t ia.nd Mists . Newhart. rnotormi
"'g'l'are front New 'York ';a distance
qai2 •:tv'er 100 .miler.
...gni, i, D. P. Veroson. who has
eml visiting h: re with hof j par-
1S
w by r . and Mrs C Wanes, nes, left
...rues hex` 'flunk) la �i• r,ir'dlr, yr.
F. A, Kehler, who ;or several
nl
years hos condoned a bakers bus.
intori i,r Foceter, left ' th a lather day
with his Wife :Anti flurry fro Nin; -
era Pails.
A:cu'e wedding 1. r t wedclrng ,;tv:rs solemnized
s oat James St±. parsonage on .-Aug
t•1 th, at 10 <rc;':r,. whon Vera Ire'no
`y. trt+nge t daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
rhos, Jt
r s
. Itot.eter, :redMr. •Frcrrt-
c•rs •1°tti,r ltrt:s ,'1",tntfr.Yr'cl, weroun-'
r C k1A,1J:Ci.: Car: ir!.
;DRICII H'E.Ai•l?.
COUNTY NEW
Bross'oits tax rata has beciia;
ed at 30 ,tilts for 102'5
Liston of garage, ow'raod ii'y R.
TciG7rllra>x Wrx$. ,destroyed" by fire,
with au, estimated lolls of $10,000.
Anlsa C'rarg has purchased a,Prow
.tire trocik for $1,200 to> ethi;r avail
500 feet of hots.
The many .friends of" Mrs, Allan
Donigias, formerly' of Brucefield,
now living near i'G�Testminaster,, will
be sorry to heal?" that' she, is ` yeary
d1, having ttka i a !stroke ' the
other day;: '
Mrsj. Fater. Pithier :. pf Stanley,
has sold her '100 -acre farnc; to Chas.
Switzer of Exeter, who gens pos-
,oessio'in: 'at. once( In ' the•• ,meon-
tunes Mr. s,,. Fisher, has . not ,ujrit j de
sided' where ,she, will locate,
. 1i biael Klumpp of ortoditgi , cel
abrated • his 94th birthday ori' Sun .
S>*nda�t oast•: at the home, of - Itis'
dalighter,e•Mre. J'oh'n Smi,th', he
• bii'thda .,:supper •wast 'rven
Ised' to
relatives'' Ad friends; -list \va'e';pre�s=
snte4 4witin ' a' purse .eontauian6;. a.
stair of•a1nolney: . ••, • •
•Thhe other. rnorning James3l'rown
a :eli14,o1)m:resident, eworking'..
onirtthys• GitlwTiR:` was in'jhred'kheu
ar• jitnsy • rare over hisAkiOdy0 The'
crO'ir bar. on this` jitney' yi''gli'd; off
a tal'o'ne'end 'caught in`the•tieis the•.
other en4, flying' ttp, eaght. Iiiiu
'end
-direly Hint onto the track.The
jitneyl 'passing Over the. upper
Part of his body, •injuring several
head and -body;. wound's, . Hlfe did
not regain corisciousnes-s until the
following dam
Two cases wewre heard at Ex-
eter on' Friday last before Z L'agis-
trate Reid of Goderick Herman
Gill of Grand Bend, was accused of
being the °Avner of a suit case• full
of liquor found Motile, bitnhesnear
his home at Grand Bend., J. Wai-
ner. steward of the Exeter Social
Club, was charged with aqolatintg.
t ., -o village. by-laws by operating
✓ pool room without a licenser arid
keeping open after dT1 p rxr; R.I
l'r:acken',of Chatham, appeared .40r
Walper. and J. G, Stanbury o£..EX-
for the village eozunei1. Jud-
gment was res'er'ved in 'both case's,
On Saturday afternoon • last an
.tato occident oca.ured ory. the Than
es Ra. nett Exeter, when a lady
from Stratford, driving ,a' McLaugh
lin touring CA rill which were sev-
eral others, lost control of the ear
v.hich took to the ditch and str-
uck a telephone pole, breaking; it
in two p ictea,I the ear was tray-
elilgn at. an. 'excessive rare of
speed.
A buslittle bee was1r ee. one-
_ibie or, Friday last for an ,accident
in which tia motor ear turned a .
corp.pteto sonimersanit and. a wo-
man passenger received minor, in -
y
lnri' . A. ,Moto•. •party, ecntipris-,
ing Samuel Fisher, of Detroit, his
wife and daughter, were driving
from their home city to Grand
8end;� At •a turn on the road,
about eight miles from. the Bend,
a honey bee was drawn into the
car through the open windshield,
and becoming excited an finding
itself in uncommonly luxurious •sor-
rounding gave battle and attack
ed Mr ,Fisher, rhe driver, stir,ginb
him out he facef The sudden' at-
tack discconcertedthe driver and
he lost control of the ear and it
raced into the ditch, which ' vas
sufficiently deep to -provide .a.per•
-
fert loop -the -loop track. The
car trnecl cconaal-etel-y over, com-
ing to a standstill omits four
tt heels.
CREDITON
'Ir, Smith o IDetroidt is NISI [frig
his brother, tient Smithy Sr
"John" Morlock, Jr -s 'and wjiis of
St,.. Jacobs, paid ' their jrelaitis es a
flying visit, the other 'd y .
A real good crowd attended the,
free movies in Crediton,Conimunity
Park last Saturday. naght1, :
Mr, and Mra. $tarry* F•auen,'and
Mr.. . and 1Tra John .k•luxxxp, were
rerent vilyitors' at the home of illi
and lira. Dan Schwabe, Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs. J, -Il. Holtzmap and
daughters axe •camping; at .. Grand
Send. -
Rev and Mrd, D. %Ie1Vavislt., and
. emily are a any on a three weok's
aeatior( They aro spending the
h > idny e, in the vicinity of Ripley
ani,)ng tlieir parents and.friendsW.
P^ax1 'Gaiser, of Toledo, Ohio, is
holidaying with her parents, Mr,
ind Mrs. Wm, 13. G user,;
Miss Lauretta Holtzmaix, -nurse-
int-training at the Victoria Hospital
_London is, spending' her vecatic) :±
lith her p:'tre jrtsj, Mr\ " and AIrSt.
H. Holtzni it
White•
the happy xremork';ni,i
he 'i1T M,S, 'convention are still,with
is there comes the antouncernent
,het the Canada 'Corrfereeee Branch
of th0 ;Tvangelical League of,'Ch-
„ sti:an Etsdeavour, will convene in
In Amaral Convention Sessioe at
.lull Evangelical chureh, Crediton
• Werineeday evening, Au i st
;eth and will continue through Th-
us day and Friday with full and
rrir" pr oex'<tm for yottn;; " and old.
Vielting delegtees, friends end tb n -
eters of the vnr'ious coup -re ;''„iti
r 7 rd the Young P_eop,e s. En-
t rrronr Seri;ties of the Reangel
>;tl ch.rtreh in Canada evil' , mentior
- rer:'i;s rFf .yt,,l 'no doubt. Pras'-
'miens, of eievelanA, O., Generhi.
'!'o v of Sudiday Schools and
n a ; r,,,ton;('a $'ocieties of the
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Thursday August • Mk, 192G
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most Morten' Appearaes ti p-:
toots, Cause 'and , 'Treatment,—
Prevention pntarie tom. 'Policy
Meets. Approval—Meal for „Soil
Acidity.
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agrfcuftu1' , Toronto,)
Symptoms.•
In young chicks the -.symptoms are
as follows: The cla,lcke sit or stand
in the same position, appetite dimin-
lshed, trier are drowsy, listless, ruf-
fled soot droopy. In sb�me. cases„the
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droppings may be stained with blood.
Birder wader two months seldom sur-
vive a severe attack and, if they re=-
',coyer: -are tumidly ,;stunted. • Older
chickens have stronger resistance,
more reco'er, but . stillplithe mortality
cae. llokeapineese.- larrhti'e;s de-
je�tfon rattles and` cot sb. oak:three
weeks of misery, a exert period of
Coma and then death are the:,more
noticeable . symptoms in older- birds.
The Post Mortem• Appearances.
In•young chicks the ceca are tilled
with a' bloody, semi-solid- mass. In
older birds the coca are distended
and contain a solid mass of. a greyish
color and •,cheesy .consistency.- The
intestine may be inflamed and the
diver” 'enlarged.
Cause.
The presence of a protozoan para-
site In the -intestinal tract "Eimeria
avium." The disease is transmitted
by means of feed, -Nater and soil. Tt
is especially present where clicks are
brooding on the same ground year
after year, and where a second or
third lot of chicks are reared on the
same ground the same year. Chicks
brooded in moderate numbers on new
ground for eachbrood and frequently
changed to clean soil, or soil covered
with a ;good sod, will rarely be.
affected ;with coccidiosis. Infection
may be brought in by purchase of uew
birds, -or it may be carried by pig-
eons from infected yards.
'l reatthent.
For young birds, transfer to clean
colony house located on fresh ground:
Use air -slaked lime on floor of house
and also clean litter. Dose with Ep-
som salts at the rate of one pound
to 400 pounds of chicks, repeat this
`in four days. Reduce, the grain
ration and feed buttermilk. Bran
should be substituted for grain: The -
use of a disinfectant in the drinking
water is .rarcommended, as one ounce
of copper sulphate to five gallons of
water.
Prevention.
Houses should be thorpughly soak-
ed, with five percent. compound solu-
tion of cresol. - Yards should' be
dressed with lime and'ploughed, us,•erd
for crop every;second•year. The use
of- healthy- breeding stock, , keeping,
moderate numbers, clean yards audi
houses, and -eternal vigilance' against
outside stock 'and birds bringing the'
organisia in is good insurance agaiust
coccidiosis. •
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Ontario Roar Policy Meets Approval'.
Evidence -cif the ever-increasing_
interest being taken by hog producers•
in the type of breeding stock beim
used is manifest in the formation of
Bacon Hog Clubs under the policy of
the Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture. Already one hundred and ninety
such: clubs have been supplied with,
boars, an increase of almost one hun-
dred withiu the past year. A number
,-of other' clubs have been formed and!
these are being supplied with the
best animals available as quickly as:.
possible.
Coincident with this increased 'in-
terest in -the type of boar being used
is a culling as it were of the sows
kept. In many sections producers are
replacing undesirable type sows with-
yo'Cing sows, from litters that are well!
' bred and which are grading a -.high
percentage of selects. , In some see, -
tions packing houses and drovers are
co-operating in this exchange of sows
and- splendid results are being ob-,
Mined. Now is the time for the hag
' producer who has not a good sow tc
select from good youngbreeding stool;
that may be in the. district, Good
bacon type sows with plenty of
ruggedness and quality mated with
high class bacon boars assures the
producers of a fair chance to make
theprogeny of desirable market type.
—I. B. Martin, Live Stock Branch,
Ontario Department of Agriculture.
Marl for 'Soil Acidity.
Mari - deposits are not. uncommon
in: the older farmed sections of
Ontario. While discussing sci•l prob-
lems with many visitors to the 0. A.
College exhibit 'at the County Fain
many farmers mentioned that tires'
knew of deposits of marl in their own
districts that were lying unused.
Manydo not realize ;that marl is quite•
equal to the best grades of crushed
limestone or hydrated lime as a oor :
rective for soil: acidity: The use of
auari from a local deposit if such h
available, will save the purchase prig,
and the transportation costs on other
forms of lime. October and Novem-
ber are usually good months in which
to, excavate and tear, marl to the'
fields where soli acids prevent the
luxuriant growth of clovers.
All Dale Calves Do Not Madre God
Tiulls.
No breeder should expect every
call dropped to develop into an ani-
mal suitable for the. breeding herd,
'raft too naey insist orf selling.every
:rale calf tor" a bull. The breeder
'lto will ultimately produce the best
cattle,, conrrnand the highest prices,.
:Cara satisfy elastomers will keep only
'.'gb-grade bulls.
. ,r t'rv' church r 'i1l li* lite Cultivating not only kills the
%pie., syt,., �.1 for the occasion, ae •cls but it ..�r o.es the psieal i
rxitioxr of the sol.
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