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I , I . I � � 1, 11 .111. , _-Ay - , �4,� I ,`:e.".�,� ..!,;,,�� ,��, �,� . 1. I . ,� , . ,;r �� , �,:;�!,:, I � � - N'��,,,,�'4'141 � . I J;, , : !". 11 � I �. . I ;� ,,��i,`�4 1�::��, 1� �. .i:, � I- � � . , I _ I ��... I _. I I . _;S � .. , iy, 111. I li, I I ,,, . 1. .: I : .. , � �LL . , ,,;�o � 4 -I I -,,�,,;1,11. I I I . . I % - _ - ____ , : I I ; I A T- . Exp'ttrimeats to deteralkne. vor We P ree hoUr.s-,aU#,:.strip agqin. They . , , �. ��, '1� M: — — , * :, �". , ,�, �:", � — I . I 1.1.1.1,102 . ed in so much shorter order by th, 0 , 1; , k� ,�, , 1, I .. 5, ... I, ___.`�� ..." - �e �� . I I 1,j4.1" , 1�' ,;� 1. 0 Nluzara Peninsula, the relutt" met- left lying in warin. wa 1 7�. 1 _ . \. 0 "i -!-t W`�1V.W1..1!'__.. . � 11 7'. ,.. . I , ., , I , ,Ry,.,�, '04, U ritario Veterinary , packer. Now, however, with are then . -ter . 4". 0'.i4 .... . A 7,? " -, : , , �, � , t"11411 e , ,*,�`,, ,5,,�, 'T�p��,�;'�c d at of 0 , 11 , , ,- " I i ,� ,A , I I � , �, , �, All its OI fail "d spring PhIntimt at 13ing . � ,,��', - 01V, ,, Nk .1�,.:i:N,V,,r0 before s,trip ' !!! pl;,,-M,�-�!,! " ,1; " - hog for severai lWan ,,, ,�_,_ - A ::::,.�:,; 0� ;1::,-1'�,1,,,,gN 11Y �lege, T,Tp1qexejty of Toronto prices back to pre-war level% and still SAY,,F0L4t_ . -- I .1 11,,�T, �;1*11-�, q ", -1 ... � , . I . : ,,, 1 �: ,� . 11 ,. �.% � � , I NI -N '911 I 0;11`11.1�110 Y . �,I;� . , &til'�:Xf�:'��','Q I _", . - .�, with the back Qf a knife to free the . , : ,4 1 ' ' P1. , , . T �. . � � e4s.es of domestic animals treated I � 111-! '. r�, tile most modern principles. I 11,�.Ars, plums and sweet chexries were a lot, of off_t�pe hogs on farms thro- . They can . What are . do about ... a - I " ' J '. I , , "L. �i 1 '4�,��', , hout the country, there is good and I yqq gokpg to . , , ,,'� . , I y,j IIN4," - ug inside of all grit and dirt. �u - . 1�i � � , . L' .1, ;, � '�. , , , 11 . ��,.",�".,�"",.,,��,,��,,.,-, ��",�� 'i.f.�i,'�:, _ tarted at the Horticullaral Expert theA De 1pft4n 4alt water for a day ,,the ' . �, I - , � :': -, . N_ -,;_� '' Day or : �. � . ,_;�,`,,t IM ��tj . night t sufficient reason fur a reasonAbly ex- Probibitiont HAve you looked 11 � 'a I I e . �L - - . . I- . pnes, reasonable , , , . . . t"P,7 �. elaad� in 1914 and _ So Until Wed,' � I :�.'.." .I I � ,.1, ,ue4t Station. Vin . . I'll, . - k. I I 4, � M" i� 1 �`,� , promptly attendeil to. Office oil I c7th tensive hog -killing 9n probably 76 per situation straight In the f4cot Have ,,, . , � 1- . . . 11 ,: �. I., . . . . . I.. ',�',�.�,% �.� I � I � I .V'11 -�, �allr I . . I - , :` I . . , I I. �, ,r;,:, The old moth you Visualized the, result o ,� 1, � " I � �:�t .dd of cutting the joins , � . . - 'A , �` ensall, opposite Town ; 1�)t5, Complete records of gro or be- of a defeat 11, I . , _ ,�. :.� Ar I I , i -.1 , , ! . . I � �� . , , V , : * .Xadn Street, H cent. of the farms this Spring I � . . , ., ... I . .11 � � . _ � ,", . '-�,gs "I � I Phone 116. 1 lad [I-tiltrulness haNe been kept for out with the bqqkbone is a ver.v waste- . I I - "�,,_ i fo,re the weather starts to sho;v signs of the O.T.A. ? Let us look at. the $6143m, .�Jl , 2 11 ,� '': . � � . � I � ,� , . �: � . � � I- , � ,..�, �'.. � Kia 11. question once again.0 .1 I ,� . . . ''. I � . I . .� I I I � I . I - ` . . . " , ", � �, One of the arguments used � I - - 1 `41� ,,R ful method ancl should be discouraged, . .1 "R. � I e"ctl season so that the evidence we of suninter warnxth. . � - 1. #111 I Cutting this lean nteat into sausage by the TCiWn � ��- 11 � '. � �,`.; � , 4. ..n1l."", I . .10�t ilave L-. fairly coucluslve. I The packers' buyer looks at a hog . bl'A. iti; 13,0x� - NY�. A". Crich, Cheoros & Jams I ' L , ,� . and curing the coarser shoulder meat Ii -ts in an endeavor to tin- . .- I . I . � .1 I . . . ,. 1, . 1. quor inteps . � �� ;01,11 LEGAL j,.�Am, plants and S,ij,eet Cherries t for. toins, hams and bacon, while the . . I I . � � � , I �. . ,�:,i - : , . . is a wrong priru:iple. After Pulling dermi,e peoplOs faith in the Act is P_=_-=_�_w . .1 ,. ,;,, . farmer sizes nip a hog chiefly for how . I . - 11 � — � 11 � -,� X.%J %V ell. .split the ' . � , ;� ' � 1� 1 ;11: I out the leaf 1-4*a, carcass this: "The Temperance, policy makes . ". . : � G '� Phone No. 91. i -_s��traliy speal,iug for peam. : ... uch lard anj sausage it will make. while still warm, down the back, first the bootlegger." "If you want to gat by -the wood, Making a ' bat is " LLL L . . floor t l'irit scratches and wears away the ; 1. � weight and quality ._ .� . , - �,.:� JOHN J. ! 11"lius al"d SWVVE enerries fall plant- With the former, on one side of tho flange bones of at get rid not slippery and which, hides grease metal,), . . .. '.. I � , both count, In the latter case weight rid of bootlegging you mu . I . 1-:'. I . I vertebrae and * 3pots. Such ,a floor,can be wiped up . -a----- - . , �1. �, i r�.ult,,u in tile least nualuer -ation. , en the other. Fol- of prohibition." You have heard I , . .,,4 bas is the only considei A) I � 1, Barrister, Solicitor, -i o_ths, and Las g0en a S.Owc%vLlat low up with a clea% er or saw and. cut them quote that, haven't you Well, with a mop, and , warm soapsuds, or �., ; � better still ii can be I � 7: . � Notary Public, Ftc. �k'�uLcr 8l'0V%Lll of trev, both dtifl" 1 Without conforming to trade -de- the ribs off one side of the backbone. now, I want to ask you this question-. c earted by rub- STARTING THE CAR WITHOUT , ; �..... Beattie Block - - Seaforth, Ont.1; kliv ursi. season and thereafter. AL ; rawid, the type of hog most suitable When the carcass is cool the ribs on I,,'t it kh;id of funny to charge the 'Ang all over with crude petroleum 1� . I , , ; ;� ;, , I ,,u LlLne, bt,owe%er, have the differ- � for home use is the growthy, over- the other sidec4-n be easily sawn Off, keepers with the responsibility of tho ail. All these Oils and varnished6an 1. KEY . - 11 .:I, , finished bacon hog, at around three ',)e bought in qUantities at a . &,: - vll"Vs been very gr�_at. though ttle� , leaving the chine hare of meat and �!. r- : hundred pounds, or a light, smooth, bre,kage of that law? You people shOP There are times when the ignitiovt .. _,, �a , ,� been surticienoy Luarhied to %va . ready for the rendering kettle. Al- don't kill,,don't steal; yet you have where painters, supplies Are purch . switch key is lost or misplaced, and J"', R. S. BAYS lug Wca Lua- : Vvell finished sow of the same class. "I V lo%v the carcass to cool at a temper- ning thieves and it is ab-�olutely impossible for the av- .... -WL fall pla.111.111g, piOVIU able. 1��. ured truni tile This stretchy kind of hog can .not have . - �111. I attire of forty degrccs F. for 48 hours hanging murderers. Are you respon- "If the floor is to be waxed, it will erage driver to start without .the aid . �F-' Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer --d Er,�,v_, call be sec . . i�,' - Notary Public. Solicitor f . or thL' iarseries. Tre�s dug too early and too much finish for the family pork before cuttirig:'�, Cut the sides Off sible for the breaking -of these laws? have done it no harm. to have had the of a skilled electrician. Here are a . I and u sut- harrel when prx)perly handled. : I ��.; � Dominion Bank. Office in rear of the _w unripelled wouti are apt t and combinations are I close to the shou!,Icr, just so as to Because people kill and steal, gre you oil finish provided the waxing is not few instructions on how to. get the .1 lel' lrULn Winter injury. in soule : Various feeds ' the blade. t'ut the hams. -the goi - done directly after the oil, but that n cases' where magneto - 1 . I I ." .� Dominion Bank, Seaforth. Money to oinniended for profitable hog feed- � "'is$ ng to r,epeal those laws and let . car started. I ,.: 1. I �� . . loan. � * easOns, Owing to weatner conditions , rec � desired length, t1ion split the side people kill and steal all they want enough time has been allowed to let. ignition is used remove magneto ,� . late A;l,oulh, it is 1 ing, but all will show better results . the oil s ., . I Iducli stiwulaEe I �one-third in from tile back cut- Two to ? What rot! ink intoAge wood, acting as ground wire and the car will start .,, 1. secure well- "%. hen supplemented with skim milk or .. - .. I I.. — I " acdcally illipussible to lCer SUCL I huttVI-111ilk. Sows should be fatted 1 :Apikes driven in a plank or table so Who makes the bootlegger? - The a filler. The, filler sinks into the without any trouble. A car equipped 1)�. I -ILLLUred nursery SLUCk. A :is to protrude 1', inches serve as mail who sells whiskey to a bootleg- grain of the wood, cau.%ing it to re- with battery ignition can be started , would Prub- : tapidly for the best quality of meat.1 I . I I _,,a6vus sliring planting I I studs on which to hold the sides anti ger. Who sells whiskey and beer to sist soil. . . I . by connecting a wire to the live side I �,_ : 1:'xercise is essential and clean dr .; . ers Solicitor5, Conveyan- I _Wy be preterable. I Y! backs, while stripping oVt the ribs the bootlegger? The breweries that ' "There are two Id-nds.of waxes that of the starting switch to one side of �11 Barrist , A prouable reason for tile few,.'r ! �:urroundings are highly desirable. and are manufacturing it and operating the ignition coil iso that the current " L . , skinning -off ihe fat. An old !yLay be used/one a JiRuid wax which I �. cers and Notaries Public, Etc. -..--- il-awber of dt�aths in fall planted tli-Li : 'Ffi(, hogs, b(,fore killing, should be. ' and 4 heavier . , I I Iding, opposite The I draw -knife bent 11�Llf round is ideal under Dominion license. Manufactur- is more easily applied',, will go through 'the coil before it - in the Edge Bui .1i sin-ing planted Erees. is tnaL LLu 's kept quiet, xvith no feed for at lea -At . for ''. . ; for this job. Thv -houlders and neck ers of whiskey deliberately encoul-ag., wax. used in paste in and .which, goes through the breaker points. To ,. Expositor Office. I tooLs of Lbe, tali planted trees ale ! -,xvelve hour., before sticking. Alarm i I perhaps has the advantage of giving -at the wire is conne'cted t , 'i�, � lubjecl.Ld to drying out as are I or excill the hogs as little as possible call then be trimmod of fat and cut bootlegging. It iG the only outlet for i make sure tb I' ll L is i into sausage. their products. If you were to I k better results because it r�!quirei to the right side of the starting switch I i is of trees held over until hy making every action count. 00 mo e rubbing. The amateur is likely ._1 ,,lie roo lf1 Curing the bacl,. ,itles and hams by tip the clearance papers of boats lea,- touch the wire to the fran-le, of the , 11 I- mu�OR-,tNI AN -1) � "O"'i"g. -tunning is practiced when killing. ;I- DRAUDFOOT I I qweet pickle tyiv,- cxcellent results. in lake ports with Clearance papers to Le too much wax and not enough car' and if a snark or 'short is -ro- 11 I OLAIES jug vs. D) nanifted Holes for Plant- make it effective with the first blow. 1 � I For 200 pounds of meat the following for liquor, you would find they wera, rubbing. Rub with the grain of the duced the conne6tion is 0. K. ' ing. 1 It is not nece-sary to cut a hog's head 1 formulae is good: cleared for Cuba or some other. dist.:` wood, in straight lines and with even � - 1, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Pub- ill cunjuncLion with tile fall vs. . o,f to .stick it. By holding the hoz I Make a satura - .1 solution of salt ant port. 'Now these boats could not pressure. � . - - I . - ___ I - lie, ETc. Money to lend 1111 -Ing planting, .,f.*cpenlnunt Lret,-4 "n its back, the sticker, standing in , and water (prefe?:0dy soft water) by possibly sail to Cuba as they are not '.'After one has waxed a floor thor- ___ — —.-- - . on Monday of each week. Office in -. re also piaiii.cd in urdluary (lug � front with one hand holding firm1% � adding 26 pound�; ,)f .salt to 10 gal- seaworthy. Then was the shipment oughly, rubbing it well, the rewaxing Kidd Block. W. Proudfoot, K.C., J. " e '!on the point of the lower jaw, feels, . auius and in dyllamlLed hules. TLIS lons of water anti ioavu for 24 hours, intended for Cuba? No. Who, then, is rather easy; using the weighted . rl ! r!!M V,, '" .§TF'1R-?,�,.T,"i7.- -71 " I ".,Lm, M,q. ,�!',Tli" L. Killoran, B. E. Holmes. I F the breast bone t-iid, and shaves i ..... ; E.15-iii-aiiial-5101M oxperialeat was carrit�d un, Of course, : 0 r agitating frequ,ew,iy. Strain through makLs the bootlegger? Some nerve brush, rub and,polish the wax that is in heavy soil. 'llie general size ' the hair off two inches in front and, ' already on thd'floor. /, - I I ' ' .. a fine cloth and :idd three pounds Of to charge the damnable business hil- "A wax floor is a bit slippery and - 1, - -;:�, jp_ -evs i1i tile makes a .short incision, then truning , . 5 __ brown -half pound of uor riten are daily engaged in to the I , -I .11 li n,ali.b and vigor of thi4 it sugar and -,ne - - I VETERINARY I �aj-ious plantings seewud to indicate I the knife over, aim the point in a line, nitrate of soda or three-quarters Of account of the temperance people. will -spot with water, if perchance the I,_ !. i7.---- I I I )7- k '--- , i ,�: dial tile EreeS:iet in holes iWW1:;dl1lte- �, to tho root of the hog*s tail. A six- I a pound of . salitlit-i rc. Saltpetre and Do you sometimes motor to town ? water is allowed to dry. To clean a r-1, � i. '. I. , ... I :1 _�, ! , . / �� F. HARBURN, V. S. �y atWr dynamiting were for sunle ; inch blade is long enough, and when t waxed floor. wine it with a cloth �, 4-,T�,-.�,,, - -, . ' -e u,sed to preserve Have you noticed bow narrow your I . - :. - ,, nitrate of soda w . - . , I . cause weakened and delayed in Iforcing the knife in, turn it slightly' 'th denatured alcohol ..W."� W_ (" �,',_ �. _.� -.:- I i he red color in fl -to meat. The sugar roads are? Just room for two cars moistened vvi ,.4 � �... W. � a, e of Ontario Veterin- I to the right. This ensures ,"-vering �. 1 A�d.��,��-.� .. -,,.� 1.4 I , -P, - Honor graduat . _� , , , I __ I . . . � growth. This was attributed to the This cleans by dissolving off some of 1'.7 , F , I , i F., - - . ary College, and honorary member of rapid drying out of the soil iinniedi- I of the jugular vehn. Care should is Used to tempt -r the saltiness and to pass one another;not even then . - 'T , ". t . .. k � Lie I thereby adding ilavor to the meat. unless one wheel is in the ditch. They the extra wax which has become dark � �,�,A - `�,4 t - � I the Medical Association of the Ontario - knife in straight, � nd soiled; the new wax may ', I .k awly following d�ilaiuitiug, WiliCh taken to run the I The salt is the mo'4t common preserv- weren't built for automobiles, yet a then be I 1. _4g �,�,�� , � ses of I -wise a stuck shoulder will result,; - _�� " 11� -, -_ ��:�� Veterinary College. Treats disea aelayed the starting or the __ 1- , otbet . ative for meats, a, it penetrates mull- nearly every farmer goes to town. by applied. l 11" all domestic animals by the most mod- Jvurconle this dilucllfty tile eXPt'l-l- , which ,will fill with blood and leave an: "Varnished . floors" are produced _., ern principles. Dentistry and Milk ,,,,t was continued with Elie addi I ugly clot i cular and fat ti�sues quickly. Be- gas. Your roads are too narrow at . 11-k. � I Fever a specialty liun of trees planted in holes dytia - l '* . sides its keeping ,jualities, it add flav- the best of times. But, suppose you more easily than wax floors but of . I .- _` ..- � Office opposite Ten mmutes should elapse between; or to the meat. e susceptible to scratches. � I I Dick's Hotel, Main Street, Seaforth. Lafted in the fall and allowed to till I sticking and scalding to allow the ... got whiskey back again, what'would course ar . - Pack the loins. sides and hams you be up agairlst Who is the most To varnish a floor, such as an oak . All orders left at the hotel will re- ,,-Lth water and Sett.le over winter.- ! blood to drain thoroughly. Hogs will snugly together in a barrel and pour dangerous automobilist on the roads floor, rub on a filler, allowing about ii . ceive prompt attention. Night callsi ,iorE. h:xp. Station, Vineland Station. ;bleed out much more freely if hung' days for it to dry;. then apply i on the pickle. W,igh down the meat to -day? You naturally reply, a �drunk- t7wO - received at the office. I The Appeal of the Tree. ;up by a shackle. A trace chain on with boards and It proli to the ceil- en man. I say" no. If your roads the varnish. a4ve do -you add i one hind leg and suspended from a � ing. Watch the pickle for "stringy" were widie so that six or seven cars "Shellac is a fast drier and for that k2p Travellers in Portugal report that i beam answers the purpose quite sat- I I froth. Keep in a cool place. If could pass at A time, then a drunken reason often used. The housewife 71 � JOHN GRIEVE, V. S. ai many places where timber trees isfactorily. "stringy" froth appears, make up a man at the wheel would be 4 deadly must consider, however, that in each year? . are to be found -in woods, parks, I , A little soap, weak alkali (Gillette's fresh pickle. or cook up the old, hold- menace. But your roa& ere.sia nar- either case of varnish or shellac at - and gardens -one sees the followin h rdwood ashes added to the —'-- Long D,istame Honor graduate of Ontario Veterin ",'e' r "' I ing it at the saine volume by adding row that -a drunkeD man would -not least 24 hours should be, allowed for U.1/ ' ary College. All diseases of domestic ,at�cription, headed "To the Wa5! I ,,.Idiong, water will loosen the scurf I more water. . Drain the meat �*ld I be able to keep to the ro o drying. 1. ' animals treated. Calls promptly at- �arer: and cleanse the carcass thoroughly. I scald the barrel before replacing the I would soon destroy himself and those "Til*s such as a:'re used in vesti- In the Imt ten years the tended to and charges moderate. Vet- Ve who pass by and would raise 1T'he temperature of..the water should meat, .Never pour anything but cool riding with him. The most danger- bules and porch floors are cleaned increase in the number of �erinary Dentistry a specialty. Office your hand against me, harken ere i be 147 degrees F. and not over 150 de- pickle on meat. Six weeks in the ous man on Ontario roads is the man better by using clear water without teleph(mcs in Ontcxio wid � and residence on Goderich Street, one you harm me. I grees F., as higher will result in a pickle is suffkient. Drain dry and with tbrep. or four shots of whiskey any -strong alkalies because often the Quebec has 1:iocm over I 15%. . door east of Dr. Mackay's Office, Sea- I am the heat of your hearth on cooked carcass. If no thermometer smoke with a"cool smoke from dry in him. Just enough to make him a alkali causes them to turn ,white. r is available, a proportion of seven of forth. ,be cold winter night, the friendly hardwood sawdust for 12 hours. The dare devil to step on the gas, but Outdoor tiles will give a good color / Each ycar, therefore, sub- . __ shade screening you from the sum- boiling to one of cold will produce boned shoulders and other cuttings with his brain not clear enough to if wiped over with-6il. .Moistened , I scribers receive a bonu-s cf Luer sun, and my fruits are refresh- approximately the desired tempera- and all lean meat trimmings when make him think rapidly, so^as to pre- sawdust; in place of- water, cleans 11%rr.cre opport-.:Aities for MEDICAL Lng draugnts, quenching your thirst 1 ture. Three or four minutes is 115- ' them well. . . . . -1 ground into sausage disposes of all vent accident. He is the man, wlio, possi-ble sf-Ics by 14(_-1 _--ul DR. A. NEWTON-BRADY .Ls you journey on. I ually long enough to scald a hog, the coarser *meats. under Government Control, would be "Linoleum is often the accepted Long Distance tc1cphone. i i am the beam that holds your depending upon the season of the floor covering for the kitchen; here � ; BayfieldL Making Sausage. ---50 Tbs. of lean the Toad hog. How would you like . ' The large and rapidly in- . - . i1ouse, the board of your taDie, the year, the hardness of the hair and meat (pork), 50 Tbs. of fat trim, 30 to meet one with lights undimmed again ofie must,not expect to produce . . Ire- oed on which you lie, and the timber color. A red hog scalds slower than creasma- market is raroving Graduate Dublin University, ozs. of salt; 6 ozs. of white pepper,,- travelling 40 miles an hour? Don't a good floor in a short time. ' more 11, land. Late Extern Assistant Master Lhat builds your boat. a white or black bog. The carcass 2% ozs. of sage; 84oz. of savory; 2/4 you think you would pay dearly for "Laying linoleum to -day means ar-d mare profitc-11c to I Rotunda Hospital for Women and I am the handle of your hoe, the should be kept moving so as to scald oz. of cardamon; I oz. of ginger; 1/4. Government Control and would notall sealing it to the floor and as this is those rnerch=ts V -o cul- . Children, Dublin. Office at residence door of your homestead, the wood evenly. oz. of marjoram. your hard earned work to make the more or less a special process, it is tivate it systematimEy. . . of your cradle, and the shell or your Should a carcass not be thoroughly � lately occupied by Mrs. Parsons. .; colan. scalded the bristles will have to be Mix the seasoning separate before roads safe for the family be undone2 advisable to have the professional Are you adding 11010 more Hours, 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 P' 'in I am the'bread of kindness and the shaved off, leaving the roots in the ad - ding to the ground meat, and then Do you want it so ? person to do/ it, even though the house ioustomers each year? Sundays, I to 2 p.m. 2866-26 dower of beauty. skin. This makes the rin r Mix all thoroughly for 20 minutes by FRANK WELSH. wife feels she Might ecotiomize on that P you to ma�,c Ye who pass by, listen to my pray- kneading, rolling or turning and stuff cost. wouldn't it Pa) 0 cr; harm me not. unattractive. If a gasoline torch is in the casings. -0 "Rather than scrub linoleum with an orgr=�zcd efloyt to sell by � available a very neat job can be strong soaps and washing powders, telephone? 11 DIL F. J. BURROWS The stripped -out backbone and all RaJmf&U Affecting Potato Hot. made of the head around the eyes lard trim can be cooked together, The use clear water and a soft cloth or . I I � office -and residence Goderich Street, and ears, by burning the hair from bones can be dipped out as the fat is FLOORS AND WOODWORK mop.. If the housewife feels,that soap �:,�, I 11, Very carelul records of the rain- the skin. Wash the carcass clean be- . .% Seaforth. is necessary, use a mild soap. Lin- . ", -east of the Methodist church, fall at the College have been kept by cooked off. Stir the contents of lard - . I � , "I ,,- Phone 46. Coroner for the County of fore "gutting." Open the carcass the kettle continuously, A slight burn After your new home is built it is oleum may be waxed as a floor is I I I . �a W . f - .i the Department Of Agriquitural Phy- entire length by a straight cut down discolors the whole.lot. Be sur& the essential to know just how to care waxed, the finished -result giving I ,� I ��, Huron. sics in each of the past sixteen years. the belly, from the "bung" to the for your floors �nd woodwork. The great satisfaction as this w'axing fills I 1_ I., ,La comparing the amount of rainfall neck, but cutting through the skin contents of thet kettle is free from housewife reading McCall's for Sep- up the pores of linoleum, causing it to 11 -1 � . .I, auring the months of July, August only. Follow this cut again by hold- water before dipping. Any free wa- . C W � . i " .Lnd bePLember with the amount of ter left in the lard gives it a bad tember have the benefit of advice by resist soil. A. I DR. C. MACKAY rut, in the potato crop in each of the ing the viscera back with the first and flavor and impairs its keeping quali- Miss Balderston, of Teacher's Col- "The fine plumbing fixtures must � ... second fingers and cutting down be- lege - Columbia University, in regard be kept in good condition. Porcelain Each new sub,�criber adds lo Ow I i C. Mackay, honor graduate of Trin- vast sixteen years some interesting tween. The "bung" should either be ties. to v I ital points. is usually chosen for tubs, basins and value qf YOUR Telephme - ., ity University� and gold medallist of ,niormation has been obtained. The ., . I Wnity Medical College; member of annual amount of rainfall for the plugged or ti6d before pulling through. .0. "The big question," writes Miss sinks. because they are cleansed. as __ � 1. iNl A punctured casing or cut gall sac Balderston, "is what to do with her easily as a' plate. Rust spots that 11� the College of Physicians and Sur- Luree months referred to for the eight � I . I ", ,,, not only discolors the meat, but spoils INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT floors. Woods that are used in floors may come from dripping water, if 1-1 " geons of Ontario. years in which there was no rot was — �, � 1.1 inches, for the four years when it. Do not try to speed. Go slowly may be treated in various ways. A not easily washed off, may be cleaned 11 I . — at you am COAL . . Liaere was a mo(lerate amount of rot floor that is oiled must be expected off with a little mild acid, such as the . . . ; j.8 inches. and for the four years in cutting and why. The viscera should Here are some interesting farts to turn darker with each application rind of a lemon or grapefruit, of per- Alfred W.Anderton .. . .. . DR. H. HUGH ROSS walca the rot was abundant 11.7 be stripped of fat while warm. The about coal, taken from The Coal In- of oil. The best oil to use is boiled haps a pad moistened with vinegar. I .. "I � , .. I Graduate of University of Toronto ,naties. The amount of rainfall small intestines should be cleaned; if dustry, by A. T. Shurick: linseed. Remember, however, in Keep oxalic acid for a last resort to Organist St. James' Chuech, London. & . . . . . . I � Faculty of Medicine, member of Col- wereltore, appears to have a V,,; needed, immediately by using a flat, The coal reserves of the United using it, that it gives a very much be'u�ed only for extreme cases. Kero-- LESSONS IN. VOICK PIANO, "I'l ! lege of Physicians and Surgeons of daarked in-ituence in making coadi- darker finish than raw linseed. If sene is a good remover of stains that .:. . States were estinfated in 1914 at ORGAN, THEORY. ,".." , Ontario; pass graduate courses in autis Lavorabie 6r unfavorable for the 006,000,000,000 tons, of which con- a kitchen floor is not to be covered come from soiled water.' . . "', :::, � -Chicago Clinical School of Chicago; tievelopment of roL-I)epL of Exten- I trary to the comption belief, 3,117,- with linoleum, it is to the advantage "Good nickel at best is only a Pupils prepared for all Grades I � I Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, London, sion, (j. A. C., Guelph. 000,000,000 tons lay west of the Mis- of the housewife to beat, the boiled covering on the brass fixtures; there- Toronto Conservatory Examinations. "�.., "I - � England; University Hospital, Lon- I'll sippi River. The coal reserves of limeed oil over a pan of water and fore, to,keep the nickel in good cov- I Studios: il, � I dTt England. Office -Back of Do- Ontario's Greatest Grain Crop. V" I'll, then apply it to the floor. The heated dition, wash It with -hot soapsuds. . � " 4 � Great Britain were' estimated in 1915 MIRS. J. R COOK, CLINTON. ;4 ". inimou Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. 5. In 1923 oats were grown wore M I at 197X0,000,000 'tons. The United oil is absorbed naturally and quickly "Kitchen and bathroom walls and � V � ..' � Phone 54. V1, i� , Night calls answered from residence, extensively in untaric, than ail otilex forOur ew I`% States geological survey estimates 0 also closets Will give the grimtest MRS. W. MacLAREN, HENSALL li., t Victoria Street, Seaforth. grains combinect. it As pruoubiy safe Fall & Winter I i I . that up to the end of 1921 the total — service if painted with one or two p1tone 33. I .��:�,,,� w say tnat, wree-quarters of the oats . "I production of coal in the United foundation coats,;,called 'flat, paint, MRS. It. MURDOCIK,'BRUCEFIBLD M, 1. , If, I �' �� ; , .. .. �- wtilen are now grown tu tais Province FAS11ION ".., .. States was 14,000,000,000 short tons and then enamel. Enamel #aint does Phone Clinton, 625 r & .... I AAA � ... � . I . . are or the U. A- C. ,No. 'iz ana L ,.�� . . . . . ..�� ..,., - .�,L:'; Lie . of 2,000 pounds ej& . not have to be white. Surfaces fin- 2951-tf �.;l AUCTIONEERS xsanner variettes. Accoruitig to ex- ~ Au : '�, � , . . . . . . I . . '..., � - - : , . ".:.. "I Coal lan,dis in thd early days of the Mad in this way are wiped easily ,� - - Boun .;mt��.:,.,:. _ WWII% I ; �,, THOMAS BROWN .eUSIVO eXperinlent.� &UU accumulated ':��i:-i;�"��. anthracite industry, were with lukewarm water and mild soap ____ --- - - .. , ": , I * valued at 1.) Licensed anaioneer for the counties I recoras at ruie Wilege at uuelpji and 1� 1�1 F. 1 $20 to $30 an acrd;;. to -day the own- -and be sure it is mild. �., . .1 : .0 . ''.1 of Huron and Perth. Correspondence in western, Eastern and Northern , . I V1 ill � � 1. ��i . ... derive an income of $600 an acre . .. / "Sometimes t1rd painter has not TOWN OF' SEAFORTH .."J .1 .1 � I ��W I � �, Pa, .0, ; " I 'i . � , I . arrangements for sale dates can be Untario. the 0. A. 0. No. 72 has Our- . . annually from theit-leases of some of ,4ft& fth M - I cleaned the windowg of ,9pots of paint. .11 made by calling up phone 9q, Seaforth, ssea We Banner In both quality . ",::,�, , I these lands. I I - � ' . I � Saturate a cloth with a bit of keTo- . ___� :- . .�. � I I � i.ij g,rain and yield of grain per acre. sene, then dip it into some fine I 1. or Th -6 txposltor Office. Charges xnod- Coke, a by-procluet of bitun-dnous A p1leassaimt .,%, '. erate. gn(I satisfaction guaranteed. f he differences Uetween these two scratchy cleaner, rubbing gently. The WammIg i varieties, it appUea. to Elie oat Lands P=____1 coal, was first manufactured in the enO agrii�eekblle - .. 11 !'', � I e sixteenth century, i1i England. kerosene will have softened the I I 1%; of Ontario, would mean miluons of 43241 a _�_ .1 . . � , I I I The death toll due to coal mining frat'8% I-AP.A. paint, and the abrasive cleaner have . " :1 dollars annually lb lavor of the �: I 1. �, 08CAtt KLOPP A' (Phoceloss accidents in the United States aver. beuttiff.1 46 . .. scratched it off. When cleaning the Any peTsou found tampering or "'J, � U. A. C. No. 72. -Dept. of Extension, . I . windows, watch for spots of water . L ., ages four lives for e4eb 1,000,000 tons WeU. fooling with the dTinldng -fountains in .1 - Honor Graduate C�arey Jones' Na- u. A,. C., Guelph. gon. ' of coat produced. G064 96F onthe sills. If a water 9pot which is the Town, or usift� th6m fb-r any other .1 tioml School of Auctioneering, Chi- bl. %as� of 9a'sh " / The first great coal mine disaster teeth# breafth white does show, , use a soft cloth than drinking, purposes, -will be prose- eago. Special course taken in Pure The ultimate success of any co- dampened with water to which two UFed Live 'Stock, Real Estate, Mer- operative marketing effort depends in the United States occurred, � in and 0fpeat"loliato, ed. . The Art of Paris, the Ingenuity of 186 . 9 at, Plymouth, Pa., with a loss , , or three drops of household amMoMa. cut 0 t4ittridise an Farm Sales. Rates in on the will of the tarmer to co-oper- , �10 at , Makes fte 1 By order, 1 4, Now York, combined for YOU. of *179 lives-, thp gr . Was, in 1907 niext d4fi�a*.. '. have been applied. Rub over the keepleg Vdth � prevailing. inarket. Sat- ate,# on a spirit Oi mutual confidence h6s in West Vir- Water Stahl arid then with a cloth Isfadtibb assured. Write or wire, and on trust in one Another. FLR COATS -every corwelvable in the Non 1111"it, talad beftiro . '. JOHN A. WILSON, design, featuring exc Cuisite lWngs giniaf� , - logs #,461 lives. The , .. .. .. .. .. - I dipped into oil, rub until the polish is 2959-4 1 Clerk. 141 I . I Osc�t"Xl6pp, Zftidh, Ont. Phone jUngle Ab sAyd, One of the tent and the ndvr Crush Ilar; Cloth Wont "'ith a diawtot.1of all history . I rebtored. .1 18,99." '. 2800-62 vva,ys to got meAn to work harder for Costs,' New 'York's slenderizifig was i tA13111 I 11 "' gave -the wood- around' da'Ofr �' I "., n 1908,- wh6n,4ver 1,000 lives 11 I 'ZI, I , ...., � .. I ,,, to to work harder tbam they do. lines, offeredIn a wealth of smart Ir. "I " 1-1 YOU osion kn6ekerg, door bells, and . . I were lost in the C;jfiWere explosion I in I . fabrics and styles. with and with. I. '. , akiti, 1, " . I . . . X T. LVICUR, � � I - out fur trimmings; Dresses; Mill- in. Frandg. . 11 ' . I I -tubes by euttiftg a piece IV bart . For Salem Rent �, � , 01 ". .�,% The an'th.raq1te ind"Vit of the Unit�, I board so that it fits round the Motab I .. . .. I:. (nery, Sweaters -All the lost word : I I ticbmed Auefiot� , . -�d;atatk6 is kro4�&fie the banft of � :, , " for the Coll"ty The Scottish people have a reputti- In Ddsfp� and Workmanshig 'at SM6 goo , tonadt . , and while it, is beliig cleaned, tV-i � Ifensall ftw__� ri bkre ',',,�.. 1:6f . %dt �',, rg, ake. thore P,24, , woodwork is 9-aved, . *�� t8k1da ifte-fided to M all tion for strong temptrance views and the fteide' QU want to tq � . I 4 � "Warrane, L1#6 "I 11 I - ' 1sAX*6V Aa 644ut an enormous cowu*-Ption of whiskey, your n4me and addres� clear y,. . ithan X,066 corn#anlag�,,ftt the bitubun-, I . "The 7hetal of knobs, -a18Q_-V I I , , Y. SaV611 r4ars., ex- , 5 G 2' knockera ot . . I I I I � �, b I 6, 14 ' I .1 . -had k 06eldl ggst Half '4 � I I ? F . . . , , tmotoba. AUhe, ' I Otis fl`olds.' . # �` door platep May have 11 , 0 ft'. 1 -l". -V _M.e. ShovMem � . _,W, , "I . � I I � , 6*0 � — ,�. 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