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FARMS FOR SALE
FARFOR BALM— I HAVE SOME
ahMSoiee forme for auto in the Township
of •lleborne end Hibbert, all well built and
tnwmved, on easy terms of payment THOMAS
CAMERON, Exeter, Ont 2668-tf
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.—LOT 88.
concession 6. McKillap. 100 sera. There
are on the premises a good house and bank
barn. 5 acres f bush, well fenced and drain-
ed Rural mall and phone. For forth"
Darticulam npPlY to MP3, MARY I)aR-
RANCE, Seaforth. 2831-U
FARM FOR SALE.—FOR SALE. LOT 6,
Concession 1I
-nd west half of rot 6.
Concession 10. H.R.B..
Tuckereemith, con-
oaiaing 160acres. There are on the premises
a good two story brick house mouth slate roof,
large bank biro 100.69 feet with first class
stabling, water in the barn, drive shed 26x86.
Pit hones and hen house. The farm I. all
da red but about 20 norm of good hawl-
wood boob. principally maple- All well feao-
ed and file drained. Eight acres of fall
wheat sown, 35 acres ready for spring crap.
The farm is situated 7 miles from Senforth
end 4 mfies from Hobson,-one-balf mile firm
eahool: Vorill (nail and phone. Will be sold
pl easy terms. For further particulars sp-
P19 onthe premises, r address R, B. No. 2,
Kiypen. ANGUS McKINNON. 2829 -
FARM ARM FOR SALE.—FARM OF TWO HUN-
dred acro adjoining the Town f Sea -
forth, conveniently situated to all churches.
schools and Collegiate, There is a comfort
ablebrick cottage with a cement kitchen;
barn 100x56 with stone stabling underneath
for 6 homes. 75 head of cattle. and 40 hog.
with steel stanchions and water before all
.tock; litter carrier and feed carrier and
two cement firs; driving shed and plat-
form scales. Watered by a rock well and
windmill. The farm I. well drained and In
a high stare of c.Itirstiem. The crop ie all
I. the ground --choice clay loam. Itemsdi-
ate possession. Apply to M. BEATON. R.
It 2. Seaforth, Opt 2787-tf
THE.
OF THE LATE ARCHI.
bald McGregor offer for sate Lot I5i
6th Concession, McKillop. 100 acres of firat
close farm lands. The land I. in a first
class state of cultivation and there are
*rested on the premises good frame dwel-
lintfhouse. with kilebeqattached; frame
burn 76x54 with """. foundation, stabling
underneath and c ment floors and water
throughout• driving huase. pig pen and hen
house. Also about ten acres of good bard
wood bash. The property is"well fenced and
well drntned and convenient to good market.,
churebes an,] choots. For further Partionlan
apply to MISS LILLY 3. M.GREGOR, me the
premises, or to R. S. HAYS, Solwitur, Sea.
fortth, Ont '-tf
FARM FOR SALE.—FOR SALE LOT 20,
Copra,;on 6, McKillop, captaining 100
acres, all cleared except 8 acres of hardwood
bush. There are on the premises a bank
barn with stone and cement foundation. 46x82,
with cement floors; driving chert, 14x86;
frame stable. 28x82, large xrawl house, 7
rooms and kitchen, cement floo» In cellar.
Hard and soft water in kitchen; two acro
Of orch�pd. The farm a fall wire fenced
and tale drained. Wen t barn and also
well At the bush. Tills is % good farm—enc
of the best in MCKlllop. C is eitaated 6
mill from the Town of Seaforth and one
mile from school and church- Rural mail
and phone. Will be sold on masrnable terns.
For further particulars apply on the prem-
- ices or address R. R. No. " 1, Seaforth.
ROBERT A. HOGG. 28014f
ME MCHII.LOP MUTUAL
'ISE INSURANCE COM
HEAD OFFICE--SEAFORTH, ONT.
OPPICERS:
J. Connolly, Goderic'h - - Presideat
Jas, Evans, Beechwood vice-pretddent
T. E. Hayi, Seaforth - Secy-Treas.
ADEN W:
Aielt:.Leitch, R. R, No. 1, oliaton; Ed.
1016 -ley, Stiaforth; John 11QUri8yyI
t Britc011,9d, phone 6 on 187, Sea ?..
J W: Yeo Goderick• R. G. Jar
i � l Cnutb, 8t'od�lagea.
D'IRfi7CE'OB'3: t 1",r � Itliam )tine, No, 2. Seafort is Jolin
r�niun�nur ��eryry(��e yam, Q j''y
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our 400x
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,,, •;,I .. r" i ,�; ! � 5,. t 'Sv"'.+t..,
(iettlpg the Very Best From Thb 1 a•�`yp� tx. " .
Beautiful Flower. gndTheaneaaaaa hla W tnsvelsY the r , the
U otGt11R n kot b e d( mint p t
iN t, 'lrritaant;Rr
Z. blg'fleaIem in �.. "> • �p�e4�
.. H ever, ttiaro. V aaq t f fu'3� 'E41 • ° �Ovir gppda `:'ko the , suit, *Irr, Fi
Location and Soil Suggested-94rly aceowa geatiro n tihi b[ggest g 1 '16s where Id1d Lta�oo�- a lay$) ntt+i end aTe
eat and the htgh£lit the wo3tlfatt th7 es • nr,.not.
Sowing lleslrable—Good Support rarertgD.IAD, �q petition 4 y fi lApp r `
price -14 jll he realized. ase obliged bylaw to report' Drell s ,
and Frequent Picking Neosgsaty. It you have pargr tried Il,. D. D. rgitlq.,dtr°
weherd 0therorft-11
1 o r skins, such as musk•$O1rerrt7nentt Conn. �erleablon i
eaee4, whatiler q ,mgll spot, Prot o r ora of 'In 'the to 'tkie
mop arcaded rormp— 0 tormanE qt eacama or while ,
(Contributed by Ontario Department of t+g0totrattteatonce I•t' mittkf' I 'atter, beaver and so. - ..
Agriculture, Toronto.) on our tioarosteo .tl it 4.aeta't relttt Yoa forth, %, e ` statistics cannot be -
}Id' oY getting the skins iitought
yyour mope7 wiR. to peeks. it, accidence have
tion lu the garden suite them very r try D. D. D. Soap, tow These elrt�'] ,must �be=umrRtohtld'' I duoed empTtraottaly to the past teny'",
it.tq a bottle. into a big Q market is absolute.'
Location.—An epee, aunny posl- :tI
b saf rodjrS.,�l'
and graded; Y etY propaganda. Millions of
•.veil. Close up to a building or near An dollars have, been nt'im,J
��L%20 7Fupper wall bring Ike { mBxovi=8 �.
to a close board fence facing the �T+lt�i' RM0 amongl %}kiai`vR'ter's catch, say tRorty)I)Iand saYa3gllasding• ,all kinds of a1Q,. _ �n i•�ia'
south Is not a good place for them muskrat S1f"j no'twa of WhIe1T am Ohl WZ7 RVIAe'rotis Ilaws and regula- a i �, a rt7 a ':•Y
as the intense heat of the sun In- quite tih Color or ualit ejthe tions Ihave bene Inaugurated ,in ' val. % tit 1,7 hr•9'.
�•a��yq
dont anahch These sacra, collected
' �aeteS itl� S����:�i'
FOR SALE BY ALT, DEALERS quality. Y kinds of industlriee, eueb as inining, `
,l uses attacks of Insect pests. An In a great'filairket like Montreal, Lou- construction, and these represented'
east. west, or north exposure close — don or St.. lis, are placed by Abe the ,asaticlaltions' meeting in Toronto s �•�r,�a..I�....r..,r.a.�t.
"I it fence is riot so objectionable, WHY IS APRIL SO NAMED? blg de4era in,with tens of thousands next week, Which have 'taken a gmeat
,ice t muslawt skins trapped all deal of risk out of, many trades and ` tliO sight tb rule 10temoelves. -
U perhaps a direct northern exp of other professions. Lenin no 10
In the ancient Albanian -calendar, over Almexioa. There, graders sort n$ef With the
ensure. Near to 1u1 u[,e❑ wire fence which divides the year into ten 'these ton$,of, pelts into grades by � AQcident prevention exemplirfl� l Turkish Natiolaa4iat for 0hgi eaten-
-r )relics fence is not objectionable. months, Aprf1, with 36 days, was the quality, '1lilen snatchers get to work clearly what,can,;be acctlmllished by I eion',,ppf 'hie power on the lsouthern
Fut1--" --A d. -up, fairly rich loamy longest, and, in the calendar of Ro- I on them a71d match up small batches organized comerted and control- 1 cuas't\oY the Black Sea. $e 1188 - is best it Lite ground ,s poor_ minus, it had thirty days and was the according •to calor. Thus they are led e'o�i no+nPloYslent. sickness , affaire nearer home to watch.. The
grav, Ily or heavy clay, dig a s'n'ort¢ longest month of the year. sold to the mail buyers for manufac- and P0ve, y +are among the next ills •�tepglllic of Archangel bas . grown
The twelve-month calendar of Nu- tore, a1 I of •mankind Veltich May expected in aEnongth and ,o union qA . the
'r,"ace thw length n-quired from 12 lana assigned it the fourth place so The Hudson seal coat which you I to lose their terrors under seientide Norttren sates has threatened, th
to 15 inches d.-ep and about 1u far as length was concerned with 29 wear, which is made of muskrat skins handling- Moscow powers, The
:.c•hes wide. Place about two Inches days, and so it remained until the sheared, plucked and dyed to resemble �, _ the SOvierts' natural enemies in the
� - ®,
ti, pth or w, it I •sited barnyard rcformativn of the calendar by Julius seal, is evade 'up of several dozen ( - - Wiwi,. have ,again published their
::tlrlll-e Ol• cow' loulinl'l' II` Ill'. bot Caesar, when it recoveredits quota of skins. Those skins have come from RUSSIAN FA* NJR i DANGERS demands for "freedam� from the,
��.•••—��w
3u days its tit present. all over f Moacoiv rule. On the west Trott
, t f tri,` u"eue-,, then hit um u•, aril America, The little creatures k9 d
While the history of the length of that wore them :may have lived their SOVIET lieutenants Ihava been straggling to ��'��w��Q `
;, with w, -Il r-uich.d luauiy soil the month is a matter of definite jives in Lake, Erie, Labrador, James repress"the,g�owinge spirit of Inde- jJtj� t7
U• op digging is a«"r.,ssary for sw'. -t reVord, there has been considerable Bay, Lake `Silmcoe, 9lichigan, Manic 'Fairies in Russia has not been un- peudefa?0 in t�ite'fJk4laine.
,,is •. v,•n in goad curl Ne-y"r sew I speculation as to the origin of the tuba, Vermont—, usual even in comparatively recent .
...e,•t t,eas tw-ir.• lit sucr•,,:•II i Ill rte• name "April." The majority of au- And these little skins, assembled times. The unselfish relief work of
ahoriti'.s claim that it is derived from from all over thousands of miles and
Tolstoy in the dread years of 1890,
`coil• a pu-[ I,L Ill„ •�,Il al. 11•usC ..
" the Latin "aperio," I open, and that
I're-
often travelling all over Europe and
1891 and 1898, and the pictures he
n, -,Id h,• r u •w •d ,+. n >,:n. t refers to the time who the lulls
America, finally get together, as their
drew of the'destitytion and suffering
;,:n trcue11 (.)I- gr,•und fur :,w•. t peas of tr(ros still flowers begin to open,
last adventure, to cover you and keep
of the peasants are familiar, not
r;it) it 1"ssibk•. But, as all the other months are
divinities
you warm and smile a little perhaps,
only to readers devoted to his works,
but to thousands
(►'ben to —�o,v :ts early is named either after or with
at the narrowness and Wmess of your
who are unfamiliar
i:.," rue.: d can De reference to their position in the old
is T
adventures.
with any other part of :his literary
y
ser u,c :,s
Roman calendar, it appears more
in
P roductiin. The difference between
,ed. Th. s,•ed ,nay Dc soaked probable that April takes its title
--'�`-- `--
the famines of those years and that
ori wail r thane'. sowing for fnmi Aphrilis, the Latin equivalent
Fat -tit Notes,
of to -day marks in a striking way the
:r night Inners to hasten gi roi- "f Aphrodite, the Greek Venus, This
CURRENT WIT AND WISDOM
difference between the political condi-
theory gains additional weight when
It was Uncle Stun that put the
tions of that time, however severe
t , 1,,.w.- Mak. a drill about I ""' renlevnber that tihe nionth of April
..tit)" in Genoa,—Milverton Sun.
and autocratic the rule may have
u Lich• s in d, pt:, 5uty Ili,, --d --s,r .Aprilk " as the Romans knew
The power of cu -operation is man's
been, and those imposed -by the
it nvo iuch••s ap ., t, r 1,:.a wri11 it --was always lobk,Yl upon as heing
hight-st marri%station of intelligence I
domination of the Soviet Govern -
tri, u1, , iucm s ,:l :un• su;i ('rhe I under the special protection of the
and wisdom.—Elbert Hubbard.
merit. The famines formerly were
:car ','P,, of w, 1a YI a., Js the , Goddess of Love.
When a man is so perfectly poised
largely confinM to the regions
I ind to sow.) +
'Dian
that he cannot show enthusiasm for
peopled by the peasant farmers
f^.,iculing; u::• jlsnts Wile o I =-
o good cause nor indignation for a'
themselves; that of 1891 was, to a
n ;t six inches in h,•tghl to three
fuer inches apart. THOSE FURS YOU WEAR HAVE
bad one, he is not qualified for public '
p
large extent, restricted to the Volga
district, which is to
:,.:pport.—W1d, ul•shed rtucken
TRAVELLED FARTHER AND
,lice. --Barrie Examiner.
Anew set of "egg rules" has been
-day affected.
The primitive methods of culture
1,..r- li •: ,- fe1•t in height. iaaPle bnish -
submitted tpthe federal minister of
and the small plots of ground allotr•
I,nd or coars«• noun• nlay he used HAD MORE ADVENTURES
agriculture. 'What the public, would
P
ted to the peasant, brought them in
t,r support. ;�,•ttin;; made• if _coarse
-:.-:no u,akpn all id.•ai support, bitter THAN YOU HAVE.
like is an amendment to the hen's
rule against laying when the price
years of poor harvests, a return in -
sufficient to meet .their own require -
t::..n win•, as the• psupp cling to
11,.1(01, than to wir••, When your furs are put away in
of eggs iS high.—Regina Leader.
Not one 'man in ten, 'bold,
meets" and those of .the community
dependent on them, says the New
g.—R';UOr Uwrou t I, in
llaterio g ; storage. during the next few weeks,
Urate
we are
can thank of his fI,,t. Why waste`
`York Herald.
... dry mopother. a ,trill a (.hey will be making just one more
inches deep and about tour I
y
V;,;rds b ,
y mg "un his feet."—Ori-
The situation quickly brought
striinge and adventurous move in a
e:i`•s from the row on each side.
iia Packet
it
a out a famine condition. The large
.
i'"u1, wxtpr ir.tu these uutii the career that is redolent of romance
the,
Intohty
sian peasant in a former famine was
laid before him( uttered a remark '
which- been
centres of population and the indus-
from start to finish.
�:-•nlad is t.r eo:ieu. tl
---�••- ---
trial and •manufacturing towns were
in this way once every week u1, Fur there is nothing which humans
h,•n,•ficisl use, eat or wear that undergoes as
ONTARIO F,MPLOYERS PAY $26,-
seriously affected. But the transpor-
tation facilities of the empire brought
P
• n days i:i far mora• than
;:cent light surras' waterings" thrilling a journey as furs.
•,:
000 A DAY FOR ACCIDENTS
g
to them the grain of the Black Earth
rink;e the foliage with water un- The fox fur you are wearing this
TO •WORKMEN UNDER
districts of the Caucasus region and
1 r 'pressure from a till-, sprinkipr spring niay have disported inits
t •wn day in hot dry" [v aphid youth not a hundred miles from Ter
COMPENSATION ACT
the, plains of Siberia. The affected
rural districts were thus in time re-
to, re-
i.�irn cossets, strep as arc•.•❑ aphis Pronto. It was born and lived and
It cost'the employers of Ontario
lieved and the Government furnished
t :d red spider. S r•iulil, tio, under grew in beauty, perhaps, up in the
p
just $26,000 a da W
y pay for ace]-
the means for the fertilization of the
.lp of the fultage espl•ciatly. 'Cn_ Georgian Bay district or in Halibnr-
dents to people working for them last
soil and the planting of the crops,
IF c+:u nud soap sulutiunn are also tun County.
year; or $7,789;145 for the year,
besides food to tide the people over
4"'d for insect pests. But the ohances are that it has
It cost, in fact, more than $26,000
until the next harvest. In contrast
)'irking ))loon,,--Koep all the travelled further and visited greater
it day, for this sum was only the
with these conditions is the situa-
;,.:t)'s of hluoru picked uCi every se- cities than its wearer,
money paid out in benefits to injured
tion produced in Russia since 1916.
Sad day" to prev„tit sod 'run) form. Take one silver fox, for t•xa•mple.
workers, and does not include admin)-
This a Russian economist has re -
u: , If seed is alluw,•,I Io form, the This beauty, born in a burrow, grew
stration and a reserve fund.
cently elucidated in his effort to
,! l6in will bo, inferior and the tluwer- to magnificent silvery maturity up in
If a man is injured at his work
explain to the world the present
1111. spasou of short duration. the great forests of spruce around
through no fault of his own, he dues
famine and the reasons why it has
Fertilizers.—:+ wa11v in need 1,,r Jllmes Bay. For several years, it
nut lose the time he is laid off.
so long held the country in its grasp.
wine with liquid ❑punurv:” solution (o- gr,•w• in wisdom and magnificence.
.0.
"compensation" fund of the Ontario
To him the famine is but the logical
it Is tile end of An_•,Ist will help to Until one beautiful February day, it
-
government to which his employer
outcome of Soviet rule. Franc 1916
1,p ill,, plants ti urous and pruduc- ,ccen'Pd m
a most arresting sell which
cont[tibdoc
utes, pays his tor hill ttnd
to 1920 the official estimate is that
1..'r.e late in the s,ras"un.—The late it investigated and found --and got its
a small weekly wage. If he is crib-
the planted area in the thirteen
gym. Hunt, O..t. C liege. Guelph. leg caught in a steel trap.
filed or pemrinanently disabled, the
European provinces of Russia drop -
A lone Indian, who lived twenty
same fund pays him a pension.
ped off 38 per cent.
Situ Facts• miles away and who made a wide cir-
$ut the compensation or
pe pension is
One reason for this was -that the
I❑ the situ you C.ui ,)ore cern iu rite of four days' walking his "trap
small—lolly a little snore than half
f;trmer found the result of his craps
Corm ih which era, ucaliy e+, -•y line," came along and killed the silver
the victim'< normal wages.
was uncertain and there was no
can I- I at« n. fox, skinned him and took the pelt
back his There,
Thus has industry conspired to
incentive for him to plan to harvest
�ilasr �iv,•s the I"it, ct 1,,t' pi,stnr_ to cabin. an old squaw
stampoul accidents. The govern-
more than would fill the needs of
.: ii: winter; it i; buil palntai,l,, scraped the pelt free of all fat and
:ment, through its workmen's conipen.
'-anise f and his family. In the
d succulent, :cud it also aids dik,-s- flesh, stretched it on a wooden frame
sation b,nti'd, assesses all employers
1.c'xt 'place' the large estates, Which
: in tit'. dr:: -I, -ding s,nsun. and hung it to dry.
at a tate. rneaaured inn accordance It
lone 'employed modern agricultural
:\uu.,als II d :nilag,• are not marl• In April, when the ice (vent oat, the
with the number and severity of the luethods,
were given out in allot -
i ,•( io s, ,•. 1,h :.,osis, do not In-,• Indian and his squaw took canoe and
accidents in the industry they are 0n_ ''lents
to Communist adherents, and
;r I- I th n ... I— quickly, and are n:•t Paddled a hundred miles to the Ilud-
gaged in. This means that not only the
output of the land dropped al.
_. ler-lit,d Liu:!. anit:ials fed nth,-" son's Bay Company post, where they
will every individual' employer do
most to nothing. To this was added
ni kinds of feed. sold the skin for ,money and bought
everything in his power to reduce the
coinplote, disorganization of the
I"Iv" ns^ of thy` silo oftcu ni:ak,'e, it supplies forithe summer.
accidents in his shop and saf4guard railroad
system, a disorganization
i.bh- tc siltte ecru that would The pelt was then taken, with
his machinery -and tools, but that
w•llich made impossible the transpor-
,Viso to to• t. by )rase. countless others in big bales, by canoeemployers
grouped in an industry will tat'on
of grain, and left the cities of
I;oud sti, sl,,hiid In• mend, i.:- and boat and train to Montreal and
get together and undertake research the
north, and the more seriously
a, watt -"-pmol', ha,c walls th.,t from there shipped to London, Eng -work
Eng -it
to further eliminate accidents
famine districts, helpless.
mooch inside, and bo strong null -land, for the .great Hudson's Bay
and so to reduce :their annual assess-
Even had the acreage been increased
n❑r.:bl1d• Company auction sales of furs.
A sit() should he pl;,ced w•t[(-•,• it.
ment by the government, I in
1921, and had the country not stif-
In pre-war days, this fo:,; pelt might
"! :i,' • the el.h••st cunvoni, in
Thus we have this coining week, in fered
from a drought, Russia would
tic,• probably have been bought by a Ger-
and It btr )entt
Toronto a great joint safety conven- still
have been a land of famine. The
r;!n; whI r'. will ex' man buyer, for the Leipzig fur sales
"d ly
tion un[ier the auspices of the Ontario cornplete
p
breakdown of the transpor- I
P to i.xtroul. e_,Id winds. were the greatest on the continent.
tine hu eared taus or ai Lto will h
Pulpand Paper Makers' Assuriatinn, t.Atiott
system ander the Soviet Ta10
y
"S
teed , 00 Ori puurd:: tit ;ua e u
day for 204 days-
Now exc ange 1,s too high agatust
Leipzig.
the Electrical Employers' Association,
,
the L1rial, rens Society Association,
would have made the supplyint of
foodstuffs to the towns of Northern
A :,ilo 14 f, -,.t in dianl0ter olid 32
f: •' :iic,h will hold 140 tons.
So rt was a St. Louis buyer apt the
London sales who bought the skin.
Indvstrial Accident IPretnention.. Acs_
sofiation, as well as the Canadian
Russia impossible.
possible.
The hope far the seed for the
ilns of mor.• thea 100 tons ea-
,- cost prom 83 to $6 per lou,
He carried it to St. Louis, where a
'Toron'to bu er took it, brought it to
y g
M•knufacturers' Association, the On_
tario -Safety L
S y segue, and the Ontario
crop this year lies not in the Mes-
cow Government, but in help from
ding to the type and material
"rd in constructiuu•
Toronto and here made it into a very
e or neck piece.
beautiful stalk piIt was
government's department of labor
and workmen's cognlyeusation board.
foreign lands, There is no help to
be expected from the Communists
These are the employers. As for
themselves' Though .they be eager
Fat -tit Notes,
the workmen'® contribultion, they have
to aid, they have not the capacity so
____—_��_�___ _-_. ._. _
Michigan is the first state to offer a
sacrificed the right 'to sue their em-
ployer for damages. They depend
to do. They have not been able to
hold together the public service
..ward fox planting nut trees b,•side
'i.rh-.vays. [n Europe the profit from
Revelation's
now entirely on the com ensation
y P
board for in
they have ,controlled; they cannot
improvise service to meet an- emerg-
No matter what you buy in kitchen utensils, tie
roadside nut trees assists to main-
raining roadso nut
Secrets` and
protection case of in-
jury or incapacitation. And knowin
that tits cannot sue, but will be
y
envy. It is impossible, as the Rus-
Rus -
sians themselves -have pointed out,
t.
mand that each article ca the, S p trade -mark
ria'
Shown below. S_MP Enameled Ware is side to use;
ted tr m
abroad are protected from vandalism
vandreesalism
by public sentiment, and thias,ia true
of the nut orchards to the
Formulas
compensated at a modest rate 'far
below ordinary wages, workers are
-
that the effect of these Your years of
suffering will .not be felt by the pied-
-acids or alkalis will not sheet ii• i
, t cannot absorb
odors; cleans like china; wears for Tell -the
principal
centre of production in America.
inclined to '"play safe" in their work
pie and that they will not lay nn the
years.
stozekeeperfyou want either
By means ot•a potato cutter, a po-
tato
-OF—
and so promotie .the cause of safety
in industry,
rule Lenin and Trotsky have imposed
upon them die respons'}bility for the
)
•
Plante:, and a potato digger,
along with other machines and a
more Intelllgent agriculture, a farm-
�]
Beauty Culture
Strangely enough, safety propa_
gam' safety legislation and, he vast
-hundreds of thousands of lives sacri-
(iced to 7iung�cn• and destitution: Tot-
�,
er has been able to produce 67
Is of -money spent to combat acci-
'toy, when the condition of the Rug.
A(;e Scat
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bushels of potatoes with one average
hour's labor. A half century ago the
dents ,as far as' statistics can show.
f,a°t, more accidents have been re
sian peasant in a former famine was
laid before him( uttered a remark '
which- been
M!
�lametlld 'Wore
drollest was only one-third as much,
corded' s't'ory that such records
;has since accepted as so
- iib a three-coat8d enameled. itJteel,
�
says the United States Department of
have been kept. The reason is, of
thoroughly characteristic of the peo,
`77be
sky blue anii,'whito outside with a snowy white
Agriculture.
Just Published by
.'
ple. yare like a -great good-
natured bo who to '
frig;, pearl Waft % 004ftieled steel With two
Noah Up m net®.
Dr. Du I Sprier, D. D.
l
:tries smile In
ilia tribulation because he is )neer
1l fey tsA4lel'fde and Ont.
From the time of Noah when the .
dove brought the green beak, hem-
Price $1.00
i
a as
Cold to'the bend
by ,the faith than In the end all Wil•
come out well," he said .
The RuEalatYs:.f'afibh,& -the future
"..S`Nrtt tjV 6AL P1%0D!UCtrS db,°r "+
MbNlrRtlA4
Ing pigeous have been of constant
service to mankind. That well-bred
Advance orders dealt ^with
sMtictl m rotatiotl.
y
-
b 6n acute attpolt or, Nasal catarrh,
'PhPee subtlest R fent "colds in 'Ui¢
%9d'
is not of that ,Oi3erttal tinge whfch
trrlsts
"'1,op�O►4ro' w Nils i
P.bMCNftN VANdOtivEp =
stock of this breed Is, desirable le
a*a
ah by a live -stock owner to FTsn-
tleO.0 sty, Va. He lista 22 hem-
AD ESS
ATARItH >KR1l#]1oCiliet
will dad ttiat.tne ase of t•TALiIS
E. •6vi11 build up the
yMtem cle4ntlb'q'Alood and render
liem Ieaos.11A __ab &ild aspected at-
aka f
entlrol to ftte $e; lie?ps
y
work dt c 3nm�I '.ba nYiaea 3n
,the,ax'dtttrhei>ti • sU-host.v
,With +Ae. woety; a cif *U A.os a aL
t}J'
1 inq pts ns of pure breeding among
4i What liege -stock enrolled in the Sete,
tstl sited..
Ir, to carat
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g ill &111410 East, I ° tit, If tl
&111410 k. era
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