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DISTRICT MATTERS .
WHEN BABY Is CROSS
Mothers, when your baby is cross—
when ;
he cries great 'del and n�'
amount of attention- or petting cheers
him—something is the mit:far:It is
not the nature. of little ones to be
cross and peevish—the well child is a
happy child. Give him a dose of
'Baby's Own Tablets and he will soon
be well again. The Tablets are a
-mild but thorough laxative which
regulate the bowels . and stomach;
'banish constipation and indigestion;
break up colds and simple fevers and
relieve the other minor ills of little
one.- Concerning them Mrs. Oscaar
Bedard, Ste. Sophie, Que., writes:—
"Baby's Own Tablets are an excel-
lent remedy for constipation, They
relieved my little one when nothing
else ,would and I, can strongly recom-
mend them to all mothers." The
Tablets are sold by medicine dealers
or by mail at 25 cents a box from
The Die Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.,
AERIAL TRAVEL THE MOST
LUXURIOUS OF ALL
'Though people i are 'now much more
willing than they were to admit the
wonderful' time ',Saving possibilities
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-which lie before organized aerial
transport.'-manye are still prone to
think that an aerial journey will be
attended by discomfort. In such a
belief, however, they are now quite
wrong. A journey by air, when
made- in a machine designed for pas-
senger carrying,-; is the most luxuri-
.ous Way possible of travelling from
point to point; infinitely more corn-
fortable, in ,f act.. and very much less
fatiguing -than, any similar: journey.
by land or sea; and- this,- of cease;
in addition to the great saving- of -
time which-v/01.'1e effected when one
travels by aii.
.In machines, recently designed and
bilt for us& on. en g*P*EtifeA4t#
that beteteeif London and. Paris pas-
sengers 4111 be fleeted in a lincriously
equipped, totally enclosed saloon the
windows of which, completely wind
and draught proof, will afford an pc-
eellent view outward for each pas-
senger. There will be absolutely no
teed to wear overcoats or any special-
ly thick clothing when making a
journey in stele,a machine as this.
The machine will be comfortably
heated, and pa,ssengers evill be pros
tected completely from any outside
rush of air. NO will they have. to
shout above the noise of motors when
they wish to converse with each other. i in) fact,a,n undertaking, an ordeal
It will be astonishing, indeed, for faced quite often with apprehensions.
any one who made a flight in a regu- But now take the aerial journey.
lar war time machine to discover Stepping into a motor car at some
what enormous strides are being made conveniently central point in London
to provide comfort in aerial travel. the traveller is borne swiftly and
The deafening roar of the motor is: comfortably to the aerodrome of de -
very co-nsiderably lessened, and . the. parture. Here he takes his place in
almost breath taking rush of air is anthe saloon of the aircraft, in a seat
inconvenience of the past, In such. a. which has been reserved for ihirn;
passenger aircraft as- I am describing and in a flight which `will . on the
tjie Motors whi&h drive the machine .average. last no more than. two and• a
are not only some little distance from half hours he will have passed high
the passenger saloon, but the enclos- above land and sea and will descend
ed. cabin is so : effectual that 144- :smoothly on the aerodrome near
'sengers, wherever they wish to do so, Paris. Another brief run in a car
will be able to italk without muchand he will find himself in. the heart
difficulty. . of the French capital..
In aerial transit we *shall be able
not merely to eliminate completely
the jarring, dust and general dies
comfort of railWay travel, but we
shall be able alSo to ref) it of those
terrors which beset the passenger
view of fatigue, is -that . there is
practically nothing' to tell the eye that
ac,hine: is moving at a very. rapid
pace. On a long railway journey,
when a tram is travelling fast there
is a constant rush of objects past the
window, with at occasional ear split-
ting dash ttirough some station or
under,, a bridge.- Your' nerves- and
senses tell you every moment that
you- are in a, Ma.chilie which is rush-
ing forward at'a high speed. In= the
'air,' on the- contrarY, even in a ma-
chine moving at a speed as great as
130 miles an hour, there will be prac-
tically no such feeling of very rapid
Movement. hi ee consists of:
When in an enclosel saloon, in fact, 1. A bottomboard.
proctected from any rush. of wind,
and when. at anything like high 2. A hi -body with self spacing
framesandwire.
altitude, the passengers in an express 3. ,A telescoping metal root cover.
aircraft will find that they have an In addition the beginner should
extraordinary lack of any feeling of provide for each colony one queen ex -
being transported raPl.Y. cluder• two extra hive -bodies cora-
Often, too, a passenger machine plete with:frames; and 7 lbs. of Me
will- be flying for_ some time over diem Brood Foundation which runs
great fleecy white banks of clouds. Mx sheets to the pound, to fill the'
Then, looking down, passengers will frames.with a guide and foundation
see nothing at all of the earth be- for the future combs. All hive ma-.
low. It will seem to them that they steprritaill;rhuctsbul.d be nailed, wiredand
are in a new, strange world. There painted before the opening of the °
will be the hum of the machinery and
the drone of the wind; yet, save for It Is advisable commence with a
this, they 'will have the feeling that 2 -Ib:' package of bees ,and queen; a
iwarm or a nucleus. Leas danger
they are suspended somewhere high
from disease attends the buying of
in space without anything before
them or around them to .give them :wound packages thee the buying of
arms and nuclei, Pound. packages I
any sense at all of motion or of the —
may or seemly' for delivery from
fact that engines developing hundreds Ray let to June 30th. Early pack -
of horsepower ate thrusting them ages.will yield a surplus if carefully
through the air at a pace more than handled. Enquire of the Provincial
twice that of the fastest express Apiarist re disease in your, locality,
train. Wore buying.sWarms. nuclei or col-
• The effect produced by the fact eisfese A small eelony of been blenmeh--
that the craft in which they are lens vindictive than se full-eolony and 'Ili
thus offers it better Opportunity, for u'
seated is gliding through the air in -
_Stead: of being supported, say, on
eombined With the fact that
there is no fatiguing sense of speed
either te ear or eye, will permit pas-
sengers -to emerge from an aircraft
even after, a journey of several hours,
without any of that weariness which
even though one has. beeit sitting quite
still is the aftermath, tvf a long
'liCiffney in an express train In
fact,, the reverse should be theecase,
as a couple of hours of "mountain"
:air- cannot fail to • be, exhilarating.
elliist-steiiiitrast -the difference 'be-
tween an aerial journey from London
to Paris and that made by land and
sea. The passenger by land has first
tb travel to the seacoast in a train and
then to embark on a steamer. After
this he has a -sea crossing to face,
which very often is an unpleasant
ordeal even to a seasoned traveller.
Then, arriving on the other side,
there is another scrambling change of
b a eodlon
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ted Outfit for the- Apiary
Novice,.
Start With the Right Hive -es The
10 -Frame Langstroth Is Regarded
as the hest—How to Prevent
Swartnhe Care of Freshening
(ContributedCowby ontario Department oil
Agriculture, Toronto.)
XTRACTED honey production
is the most satisfactory for
beginners. , Start with three
colonies and, suftlotent, up-to-
date equipment and then make the
bees pay their way. One colony does
not give the beginner an opportunity
to right mistakes or accidents profit-
ably. Three colonies can be managed
by devoting one evening weekly to
the apiary.
Avoid many troublesome pitfalls i
by starting with the right hive. The
10 -frame Langstroth hive has given
'Abe best satisfaction in Ontario. All
beekeepers' supply houses earry this
1 hive and its parts in. their regular -
stock. Buy your first hiVelg . from a
good manufacturer. It is very neces-
sary to have all hive parts inter-
ehangea.ble so that they may be used
in any colony 1n --.the apiary. Uniform-
ity and accurate :worknaanShip alone
can ensure this need.
One complete 10 fr. Langstroth .
vehicles,followedy seri g
spell in a rocking, clattering train;
and it is more than seven hours after
leaving London before the traveller
finds himself in Paris. The journey
who is a bad sailor and whodreads
even such shortsea passage as that
between Dovereapd Calais. In the sa-
• loon of a London -Paris aircraft, locat-
ing down on the -Channel from a
height, say, of 10,000 feet, such a
traveller will be -able to smile at the
discomforts which, previously, he has
so dreaded. And' it must be remem-
bered that a large passenger carrying
airplane, propelled at high speed by
powerful motors, has such a -momen-
tum -that it thrusts its way through.
adverse wind 'gusts. with none of the
pitching and rolling which were the
case with the frail, low -powered ma-
chines of the pioneers.
An aircraft glides, as it were, on a
smooth, perfectly resilient, ever pres-
ent cushion of air. It has absolutely
no contact with any hard or unyield-
ing Surface. Therefore the move-
ment of an 'airplane so far as the
sensations of the passengers are con-
cerned, is so unlike that of any- other
vehicle that it must be actually ex-
perienced in order to be realized.
Many attempt e have been made to
describe in words the wonderful and
restful smoothness of this glide
through the air, One well known
passenger, after-, his first flight, said
it reminded him of 13weeping forward
in an extremely swift sledge over
the absolutely fimooth surface of a
sheet of ice. But even this simile
does not convey' an accuratesimpres-
sion, because in the sledge one is al-
ways conscious.7ef an earth contact,
whereas in. the air such a feeling is
entirely changed.' and. one has the im-
pression of being suppbrted by some
medium which is quite impalpable,
Another fact i's high speed aerial
travel which renders it eo different
from any other Sorra ef rapid trans-
port and which Pis to the °advantage
of the _passenger from the point of
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Jumpy Nerves!
If you get startled easily or
"jump" or "scare" at the least
little thing, it means that your
Nerve Force is iweakened and
spent. 7 . :-
Your Nerves control every Men-
tal and Physical process that takes
place within you—if the the
Nerves were cut leading to the
Heart that organ would never beat
again. Without the Nerves you
could never See,- Taste, Smell or
Hear again for it is upon the
Nerves that every sense depends.
If you. wish to build up and
strengthen the body you must put
new life into the millions of nerve,
fibres that lead to the Heart, the
Stomach, the Kidneys, - the Liver
and the other organs. This you
can aline easily do by taking a
six box treatment of Hackings
Heart and Nerve Remedy. It will
take :away "that tired feeling,"
banish those pains in the head,
increase your appetite, help you
to sleep better, eat better and live
longer.
What is a few dollah in com-
parison to your health, we- offer
you aesovereign remedy for your
illness in Hacking's Heart and
'Nerve remedy. The road to Health
and. Happiness is yours if you will
but believe it. This wonderful
preparation will change you from
a Weak,-; Nervous or Anaemic per-
son to one full. of Life, Vitality
and Animation. It will bring back
the Roses to your Cheeks by in-
creasing circulation and purifying
the blood. Better get a few boxes,
now, when you think of it, but be
sure to get Hackings. Price 50c a
box, 6 for $2.50. Sold by all deal-
ers or by mail, postpaid. Hack-
ings Limited, Listowel, Ont.
' the beginner to growtw th his bees.
me accessory equipment for the
beginner should consist of:
1. A veil of - black cotton tulle.
2. A standard 'bee smoker.
el. A hive tool. -
4. A spur wheel wire' enibedder.
' 6. An uncapping knife.
• . A, An lineal/Ping Nile
.- 7. A complete .set of Department,
literature, Bulletins 213, 223 and
256, and a good referenee beiebeek. •
3; A small honey extfrattor.
With the exception of Me. 8. and
8 it is advisable to acqUireethe ma'
terial needed from a supply Arm at
once. The uncapping box can be
mole at home, and the beginner could
probably co-operate with another bee-
keeper in securing the use of an ex-
tractor. With the increase of col-
onies, to ten, it would then be advis-
able to provide a storage can CO assist
in handling the crop.—W. A. Weir,
0. A. College, Guelph.
To Prevent Swarming of
June is the. swarming month and
time of supering for the main honey
flow which begins between the 10th
and the 20th of the- month, depend-
ing on the season and the latitude.
Be sure to give supers enough to
avoid any crowding which may cause
the bees to become discouraged, quit
work and swarm excessively. It
should be the beekeeper's aim to pre-
vent swarming as ranch as possible.
This is done by keeping young,
queens, giving plenty of room and a
systematic examination of brood -
chambers to detect colonies which
are preparing to swarm. When queen
cells are found far advanced they
should all be destreyed and the queen
herself removed. After the colony
has been queenlees one week the
combs should again be examined and
all cells except one removed. This
one will provide them with a queen
and if only one is left they will not
swarm again. Where an improvement
of stock is desired the new queen
may be given instead of leaving one
queen cell.
Natural svearnis should be hived
en the old stand after removing the -
parent colony to one side. The
swarms should be given the supers
from the old cOlony. New swarms
work with gegt vigor because they
have no brood 'to care for during the
first week. Colonies held together
without swarming gather more honey
than those which swarm. It is the
beekeeper's patriotic duty to reduce
the cost of honey production and thus
increase the quantity he is called to
produce as -greatly as possible. They
also cause the beekeeper less trouble
at unexpected times. This may be
done more by swarm prevention than
in any other way. Bulletin 233 takes
this matter up thoroughly and should
be carefully studied by all bee-
keepers. By mastering the methods
described it is quite possible to man-
age as many apiaries as there are
days in the week, barring Sundays
and rainy days.—W. A. Weir, O. A.
College, Guelph.
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Care of the Freshening Cow.
This is the month when a large
number of cows freshen. Both fresh
Caws and newly -born calves should
receive special attention. Cows ex-
pected to freshen should be placed
in a box -stall for- a few days before
knd after freshening„ Many valuable
cows and calves are lost by neglecting
to provide box stall accommodation.
This should be found in every dairy
table; or else have a special barn
for the purpose.
Rests. Refreshes, Soothes);
Reals—Keep your Eyes
Strong and Healthy. If
they Tire, Smart, Itch, or
Burn, if Sore, Irritated,
Inflamed or Granulated,
use Murine often. Safe for Infant or Adult.
At all Druggists in Canada. Write for Free
Eye Book. %rine Company. Chicago, in S. 4.
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Stewart's
Huron County's Best
and Largest Store.
Better Than 'Usual Clothes
and Why.
We used to do business just about the same as other
good stores. We bought the best products of the few
best makers. We made prices as low as possible, and our
business grew and gave reasonable satisfaction. Then
we came to a point, where we wanted something better,
and we broke away from old methods entirely.
NOW WE CHOOSE OUR FABRICS DIRECT
Secure the services of the best designers to develop style
and individuality.. And we see to it that the manu-
facturers put in better linings and trimmings than
go into ordinary ready-made suits, and label them
Stewart Bros., Seaforth, Ont.
THE RESULT IS THAT STEWART'S CLOTHESARE
BETTER THAN ANY OTHER CLOTRES SOLD IN
HURON COUNTY AT THE SAME PRICE, AND
IT IS NOT BECAUSE THE PRICE HAS BEEN
LOWERED—IT IS BECAUSE THE STANDARD
OF EXCELLENCE HAS BEEN RAISED.
A careful comparison will prove -what we claim. Come
in for a look through. We assure you a careful and
courteous treatment whether you buy or just look.
It doesn't make any difference to us what you want to pay
for a suit—that is a point for you to decide; but it is
for us to see that you get what you pay for, and we
will do it -too. Whether your preference is for grey,
brown, navy, blacks, or mixtures, you will find
them in a very gratifying assortment.
For the Boys and Young Men we have some of. the snap-
piest s yles you have ever seen.
the .o Mei?, and quieter. dressers we have les of
conservative s genteel designs that give you a well-
dtessed appearance.
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Advance Showing of the
Newest Styles in Worn -
en's Suits and Coats.
Fresh from their individual boxes, these
stylish New Suits and Coatsgive you an
idea of what will be worn during the
coming spring and summer. There are
so many stunning new styles that des-
cription could notdo.them justice. Styles
that are so widely different .from what
has been worn here -Wore, embodying
the very essence of refined taste and
good workmanshjp.'- Navy
Sand, - Black, Green and dark Br
are the inaticolors, made in
beautiful es.
stook presses
The Neiv FA Dresses are
a _revelation in• Are and be -
coning bbauty, and made of
silks, series, popliw, gaber-
dines, georgette crepe and
silk, etc,, in all the' fashion-
ableshades. Prices $81$20
shades. All
While price ten den
re generally up -
you will be agreeably surprised
at the- low pricing 'of' these delightful
Suits and Coats.
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Seaforth