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.... --11 Dominion Bank Office in rear of the ,' ,ast Blanching, Eberle. The last two
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. ..ii� D6winion Bank, Seaforth. Money to -trains mentioned seemed superior
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I � � � F. HARBURN, V. S. lucing a marketable head. A variety
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, � I . Honor graduate of Ontario Veterill
liko � ary College, and honorary member of Corn. -Varieties of corn were test-
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�� , eterinary College. Treats diseases of mportant varieties produced White
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:'' all domestic animals by the most mod- ,'ory was nine days earlier than
"t Milk _�oldeu Bantam, and Golden Bantam
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, ',.. Seaforth- days before either Stowell's Ever-
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11 ceive prompt attention- Night calls Head Lettuce. -In the head lettuce
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P.1. , I . DR. J. W. PECK . ,)f Spanish onions, Riverside Sweet
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:�: Office. 2 doors east of Post Office. or varieties of tomatoes were testad
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, Phone 56, Hensall, Ontario. r)ut for adaptability for the district
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, I..... . DR. A- NEWTON-BRADY strains of Earliana seem beat adapted
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i 1. . I Rotunda Hospital for Women and fruit of good color and smoothness.
I ', 40hildren, Dublin. Office at residence For main crop for canning purposes
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��,�,� Office and residence GGderich Street, :,ut in these tests. Varieties showed
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Z . Phone 46. Coroner for the County of Aifferent sources. Most particularly
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'. ,;,,! ute College. of Physicians and Sur- cucumbers v�ere g , of pick
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;� L ,rV',,.' CWeago Cli�ical School of Chicago; records of each p1dat kept. Some
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r., " �'_� - don, .Eniland. Office -Back of Do- �o � .
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,�, ! � tie:t- Graduate for mearlY strains will be found.
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An omerap.noy e0iferenco to 00A. I
Mer the propose'd Te,mpo=nce le,&;i,s- t
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4tion wi outlined iA the spipech gro= �
he, Throne in the Ontario Legislature J
,as called bl the Uurou County So -
jai Service q9uncil. The conference �
�as .4eld in Wesley Ohurch, Clinton, i
.,uesday, � March 8rd, and was well (
ttended by representatives from the i
-arious parts og the County, and a I
,ery definite stand was taken, not �
�uly in regard to the attitude to be
mgarding, the GovernmenVa I
aken I
wQpositioll but also in regard to the I
ttum policy of the, Prohibition party.
'The chair was occupledby the Pres- I
dezit, Mr._W. G. Medd, of Exeter, and t
w made a very important announce- ;
neut when he declared that he wished I
10 go on record as saying that he i
,vould in the next Provincial election, �
)y vote and influence, -stand by the
)resent representative of his constitu- ,
. mey, Mr, N. W. Trewartha, provided ,
lat he would stand by the O.T.A. in
-he present crisis. This statement is
still more important when it is
�mown that Mr. Kedd was Mr. Tre-
warthals opponent at the last Pro-
vincial election. Dr. F. J. Oaten, of
the Ontario Prohibition Union, was
present and gave leadership in the
discussions of the convention and was
assured, that Huron County would
stand bl their often repeated declara-
tions that they are in the fight until
complete Prohibition of the manufac-
ture, sale, importation, transportation
and exportation of all intoxicating
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liquors for beverage purposes is so -
cured.
The following resolutions were
passed -
1. That we protest against the pro-
posed Amendment to the Ontario
Temperance Act, by legalizing the
sale of 4-4 per cent. beer, as a distinct
weakening of the Act, and a decided
concession to the liquor interests, and
contrary to the will of the Electorate
as expressed in the plebiscite of last
October.
2. That we urge the three members
for Huron, Messrs. J. Joynt, N. W.
Trewartha and E. R. W`igle, to oppose
this Amendment in the Legislature.
3. That we consider the exemption
of native wines a weak point in thq
Ontario Temperance Act, and asIK for
the removal of this exemption.
4. That we reaffirm our desire and
demand for Federal prohibition of the
manufacture, importation, exporta-
tion and transportation of all intoxi-
cating liquor for beverage purposes,
and urge the Domin I ion Government
to co-operate with Provincial Author-
ities in stamping out both bootlegging
and rum -running.
5. That in order to preserve the
interests of Prohibition in days to
come urgently call upon the elector-
ate, male and female, in the County
of Huron, which gave such an over-
whelming majority for Prohibition, to I
vote for candidates only, for all leg- �
islative bodies, who will pledge them- I
selves to secure the highest interests
of Prohibition irrespective of political
party� i
6. That we put ourselves on decid- I
ed record as emphatically opposed to
the introduction of 4.4 beer on these
serious grounds.
:(a) The highe�t scientific authority
� declares 4.4 beer as undoubtedly in-
toxicating.
(b) The introduction of 4.4 beer
presents t1he grave peril of creating
an appetite and demand in our Prov-
ince for liquor of higher alcoholic
content,
(e) There is every reason to believe
that the morale of the O.T.A. will
be undermined and the way thrown
eness.
7. That we urge upon the Ontario
Prohibition Union the importance of
sending authentic information to the
Ontario Government providing that
4.4 per cent, beer is intoxicating ac-
co,rding to the best scientific authori-
ties,
8. That we endorse the suggestion
of the O.P.U. in using their best ef-
forts to secure in our Parliaments a
large block of individual prohibition
candidates.
9, That copies of these resolutions
be sent to the local members of the
Provincial Legislature and the Do-
minion Parliament.
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THE SOW AT FARROWING TIME
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The time is rapidly approaching
when the first bred sowsvillbd. com-
ing due. This means ' that wilat . pre.
parations are necessary shoulA nol
be put off lofijeiri.
The farrowing pen or pens shot&
be inve�stigated for possible needk
repicirs. U41der ordinary conditiolm
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factory farrowing pen, It should �i
located in so i n -w part of the bitildifig
that is dry and reasonably warm, 1
necessary a small heater with i long
length of st&v4e� pipe may be set ul
temporarily for the earlier hirroiring
Pens enclosed by solid partitions ar
, legs liable to be draughty than wherl
slatted partitions are used.
As a precaution against losses fron
clumsy sows lying on their pigs i
rail or plank or heavy pipe is ver
useful. It should be placed along th�
two back sides of the sow's bed a
bout eikht inches above the floor o
the ,bed and the sarne distance ou
from the walls.
Since the object of this rail is t
prevent the sow from pinning he
pigs up against the sides of the pe
when she lies down it must be hig
enough for the pigs to get under eN
en when some bedding may be pdshe
� under the rail and also far e-houg
! from the wall to allow the little fe'.
lows to pass between it and the pe
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. inch pipe makes the best farrowin
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enough (about I �oot) the praq, , , I "I Aw AXAMAWO U I 14 111. .1 .1 111.
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:A a source of trouble in thefitter. The c&My oia� N* TOW,4'out of- only. nearer right than my opJi0ili4ti. I , I
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;upply oX some coal tar disinfectant sows frequently get In A S I � ., 0, , Z7, ,
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*rs she should be washed over with a among themselves the younvilers may ,ashamed to We !3ecoi- " ' ' �,� .111, S * - lief, th - � 11
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lisinfectant solution as a precaution get scratched about the head and de. other car Ifiay, to 'W�::, high beaut Ail fop ,w uld_i�*O
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might -bring into the pen with her. Since the removal of these teeth is know what'he'iq-�&i�,t. any accil . .7 1 1 - . � � ��, - I I . s . � . I
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A bottle of iodine and a pair of so simple it should be done. Gripped dents 00,cau�ed' by CAA, o ama,74, . I I
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small pinc�era will be needed when with a pair of small pincers, a sharp high speed on down grsd,6i. They of, thed ountry is consumed by,the � -
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the litter arrives, the iodine to swab side twist Is enough to break them are unable tur,stop vAth -the brakes biots n �
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the navels g , ind the pincers to re- off. The operation is not particular- alon6 when one of the many turns on Press. I I I
move the black teeth of the little ly painful to the pig and If care is all mount4,lin roads i's reaebM., 11 I
pigs. . C L taken to keep the instruments clean Who knows but you. might help pick I would rath r pay 950 than -sit - I
About three days before due the no trouble from sore mouths shoula up what is left-olf the automobjl& that through the"finest classical -concert,
sow should be put into the pen in result, Obviously these two opera- passed you it few minuth�s� before at that has 'been produced in thle,or 1. I.. ��
which she is to farrow. This gives tions should be don� as soon after the rapid speed on a down grade? any other country�Lord Birkenhead. � r -
her a cha4cop to become accustomed birth as possible, and for best results � I .
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to her quait6rs and to get over the it should not be delayed longer than .-OP I Ued,lightq wilfflash at Chatham to � .
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first r T estlessuess oc-casioned by the 24 hours after the litter is born. A Strange Deal let con ' stables .on -,beats know head- ) J
change. If a1so gives the herdsman Another detail which should be at- , .1 ers is anxious to ge't in"touck
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a better chance to watch her and so tendedto soon after birth particular- A pair of binoculars, left behind by =thr'them- But you can't hqar--red
be ready for the pigs when they ar- ly when there is the least possibil- a party of explorers, had been set lig)its, when you're dozing�Handiton - -
rive. I I ity of litters -getting mixed, is that up as sort of a fetish by a native Spectator- .
While the gestation period is norm- of ear marking. tribe in the jungles of Sudan, ac -
ally 113 days, sows often vary as 40 . cording to a recent report. The bin- Eaterboro council is reported to be �
much as a week either way. There- oculars, probably found).0by some su- considering a tax on cats. They have
fore one must be guided as by the DON'T PUT IT ALL OFF TILL perstitious native, had been placed.on probably, noted that considerable I .1.
date she was bred. As the time ap- the branch of a tree as an idol. money can be raised in the fee Hne-
proaches the, udder becomes full and SPRING - I . Kincardine Review. - I
sometimes 'hard and feverish. When . . I
the sow begins to make a nest of her The old mechanic says: I have to ScotlAnd Yard is to employ more A.
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bedding, however, the pigs may be smile at the way some of these peo- "Reischeisenbabligeselb3chaft!' lady detectives. Hoping, no doubt, 1,� I
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expected within 12 to 24 hours. ple round here are neglectin' their German railroads are now in the that more missei� will mean more
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The feed for a day before the sow cars just because they are figurin' hands of a company called the catches. -London Sunday Pictorial. ,, ,
farrows should consist largely of a Springtime repairs. Henry Blank al- Reischeisnbahngesellsehaft. They ,� .: ".1 ;
thin bran .and water slop. If it is ways has his oil changed every five The things that stand cold weather I
haven't much speed on the German best are the polar bear, the reindeer .. I.,
slightly warmed it is sometimes -re- hundred miles regularly, but he has lines, but you wouldn't want to be and the fenunine ankle. I'll I .1
lished better. From this time on un- not been here for a couple of months. over by a thing like that. -Bos- - Kingston �'.
tile the fever is all out of the udder I told lim it wasn't doin' the engine run Standard. I " !, ��
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the mother must be very carefully any good, and what do y' think he I �
fed. For- the first day after farrow- said? In.formed me he didn't see any Too much attention is being given P 1�
ing little or no feed should be given economy in changing the oil when he to the origin of man and not enough ",
and only moderate amounts of luke was goin' to have the bearin's looked Hold Up Restaurant to his destination. -Lake County �::�"';
warm water to drink. Large quan- over next week. Times. 1�_r
Five mahked bandits held up a ,�A �
tities of water at this time tA,-nd to There's a lot of this sort of busi- !
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restaurant in Berlin and ordered the So long as nine people out of ten 1 I
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increase the fever in the udder. ness goin' on. Owners don't seem to best meal on the menu at the point i �
Beginning the second day the meal realize that their cars suffer enough in every country think the gold stan- t I !�..,
of guns. They locked the doors be- �..,. I .
allowance should conmence. Start from neglect without lettin' down on dard the best, it is the best. - Mr. i...",
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in by giving the sow three times a the simple rules of care just at the hind them and he�jd all the waiters, McKenna. I ��11�
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day a double handful of shorts or time when the car gets its hardest til they had finished eating -dining The dictatorship in Russia is -not of � 1, "..,
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middlings mixed in her water, and use- by turns. - the Proletariat. It is a dictatorship ,�� � , ,I
. I can't even sell a spark plug be- ,
increase this allowance by a small . . 1;
handful of each feed thereafter for cause of these infernal notions re- over the proletariat of a handful of .... I ,
two or three days. By this time the gardin' the necessity for rippin' a car people. -Mss Enuna Goldman. ., ��,,,,�,, � �.
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fever should ,be considerably lessen- to pieces in the spring. But I'll wa- Quiet Newsboys "I i .
ed and the milk flow well started. Up ger I could point out to you three May it not be that the modern girl .1 � �
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to this tinbe the feed -has been limit- cars that wouldn't have to be brought Berlin newsboys. must call their is just as good .a daughter and wife ,
ed in amoun,6, and of a light non- in here later if the owners would in- wares in whispers or not at all. A and mother, in, spite of insisting. ow �, 11 I
heating natur�. Now, however, a stall new plugs now and let me spend recent ordinance prohibits the shout- the 'Ailat to live her own life and 11, .1
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change should be made in the ration a few minutes on their carburetors. Ing of papert on the streets of the develop her own powers of self -ex- I
to include some milk producing foods For years I've wondered where all capital. pression? -Miss Nina CohelL ��
as oats, barley, or corn. A mixture the spring repair work comes from.
which his given excellent satisfac,_ A lot of the cars that are brought in I If Espanola is ever to get any- '. I
here every March and April don't do It would take nearly 95 years for where now is its chance to start in "i .
tion is made as follows: on cross -word puzzles. -Indianapolis i, �
Shorts, 30 Tbs.; ground,.barely, 3() much work in the winter, yet some- an aeroplane, travelling at two undles
lbs.; ground oatz, 30 Tbs.; oilineal, times I have more work to do on the a minute, to fly from the earth to Star. . '.1 . I 11 `�
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2% tbs.; tankage, 2%lbs.; bone meal ,ones that are used less. It's always Mars. It would take 89 years to � 1,
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1 1b.; salt, 1k Th. This mixture ma; puzzled me, but now I'm beginnin' to the sun; and twenty -million years to A girl may be a perfect dream, lmd ;
be modified according to conditions, see daylight. the nearest star; yet a. wireless Sig- still be unable to stew onions without 11
If it is posGible to feed 19 to 20 Tbs. The repair work is the result of a nal could travel to Mars and back burning them. -St Catharines Stan- �
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of skim milk daily to the sow then foolish brand of springtime neglect. in less than seven minu . �1,
no oilmeal or tankage is necessary in Just as soon as the owner hears An unfailing evidence of the break- ,�
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the meal mixture. anyone say that spring is coming he up of winter has arrived. - The ladies - � :�
Raving deterildned on the meal begins to think of the spring over- A Cure for Unrest are wearing the spring hats�Chat- -
mixture to be fed during nursing per- haulin, and immediately starts put- ham News. III I �
iod, the next thing is the feeding. tin' off the things he ought to be By adding about a couple more - 11
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The change from the first ration to doin, every day. hours of sleep each night and about Just now the most popular local 'ail- , "! 1
this heavier one must he done slow- Simple as ABC. That's why so three hours more of work a day, we e.
ly and gradually if no bad effects few owners can see it. fancy about 90 per cent -of the un- ment is mumps, and many Hamilton .11.1 I
are to be shown in the litter. Sud- rest in this country would be dis- children are having a swell time.- li "
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den and radical changes in the sow's posed of. -Houston Post Despatch. .
feed are almost sure to upset the USE ENGINE AS BRAKE ON LONG I I . The crossword puzzle is the first I
little pigs and cause scouring or con- thing that has convinced some Poo- �
stipation. . DECLINES Blowed Out ple that an education really pays.- � . .
Star� in by makino her ration three- Little Rock Gazette. �
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qWaters of the ori , gifial mixture and Riding comfort must be taken into ,,Does your husbiind talk to you the . ��
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on . e � -quarter of the new. On the see- consideration by those who are plan- way hd used to b�6fore you were mar- , S, I � '. ""
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ond day make it I I d ning a long Summer tour. When the ried ? " . hiku6l Vabekin states the position I
. . %uh- of mobt busy, successful ,men *hen
" n1plet,e car is slid up for the necessary I iWo; he talks, to me now
so on until the'change is co . . in the �
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While this ch . being made it !ng up" or overhauling, before start� w lk4 to a flat tire." ,he 6hys he hM zi�verhad. firni� to be- 11
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='�.," �: - ase the mg on the trip, look to adjustment of . come a pesslinist.-Chicago News.
will -not be a * saty incre
daily allowanc;a fb ,�ny extent but every Part of the chassis which tends — 4- i 'J
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once the sow is on her new mixture to give greater roada�ility.to your CanrAng's successor sometimes
increases in amount are in order. A automobile, High Life for London Porters wishes that he, too, could find a.new
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. safe rule is to ave Many make the error of under in- Tips amounting to $50 a week of. world whose aid ,he nilight invoke. to-
n of tires. This leads to the hard
a maximum of sik pounds of meal at . ten are kiv6n porbers dealing with the. day -to red�reas ,the ,balance of ,IDUr
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about ten days or two weeks after steering complaint, Others do not ap- baggage of Arne'rican travellers at existing one�Mr, Atiatin Chamber,
farrowing. If 6Ue is not forced fas- Preciate ,the function of the springs. i " '
ter -than this thege. is little danger of Few know how to properly condition one London railway station. - New lain.
. troubles in the litter from an ov u- them. York Herald Tribune. � . �, I I I - �. I I � I I
. fed tnother. If You have not the assistance or . Winter, ends ., oflicially when the
advice of a first-class mechanic do - 06rq�keeper puts marbles in the, 8�or
� The water supply to the sow dur- not blame every squeak in your car Good neighbors and a good diges- w,indov,�j. Hence" offi,lally� 11�W,g
� ing this period is also of importance. onto the springs. A very common er- tion are similar. You are never a- has come.,,_ --Ottawa Journal.
. Individuals vary considerably, espec- ror on the part of service stations as ware of them. I
� ially at this time,iin the amounts of well as most owners is that when the � -
, water they will dHnk if given the L�
opportunity. it has been found, how- car develops a few squeaks one .of . 11
i ever, that excessive water taken dur- the first moves is to deluge the The intelligence of pigs stan& on I . I . !
L ing the time when the udder is in- springs with oil. In the case of a I el with that of a horoe. DO NOT,RRAD THIS .1.
car that has properly designed springs a 'ev .
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r flamed tends to increase rather than this is a grave error. EyAless you Cali jet Goodyear Im - Ian- .'
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, alleviate the fevered condition. A teed Wa ncoa b6ok ng
. daily water allowance of twenty not designed to run in an oil lath More auto trucks than pleasure cars 006d76i'r Label for less than $6-.90,
F pounds from the time the litter is and when they are sprayed with oil are imported by Japan. 2 for $12.06. We can furnish you
b born until the fever is well out of the the result will be noticed by the driv- �* with same for men, women or ebil-
udder has been found satisfaietory, eT as a continuous bobbing up oand - 4r�(h In any size. Mon . ey refunded if
) for most cmes. Thi's will be som� iat satisfied.
r three or four days and two gallons of down of the car when driving over CURRENT WIT AND WISDOM
i water daily will amply supply her rolling roads or when striking a AdENTS WANTED I- -k
ii'needs, though perhaps not -all the sow bump. Do the wise always follow their Address
- would drink were it giv�n her. It has been our experience that own good advice? I have done busi- The Goodyear Waterproof Coate Co,
squeaks in the springs ancl by this, we liess with moralists and dined with - 240 Albert St., Ottawa. Out
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. water should be supplied. Adding ed to be in.the sprinp, but are some- Inge. . . I I .11, 14.
a the extra water to the feed is open where else, can ,be cured by squirt- .
- to some criticism. Such pr6cedure is ing oil on the 6ides of the spring A cynic Is a person who discovers I
forcing the sow to. drink all the wa- shackles at bath ends of the springs mean things about himself and then an - , ,.
9 ter offered her'.oi tp once a week. It will be found that ,says them about the rest of usi
_,5 go short on her ' Kingston Standard. Joh, n R kin -AAL .
f feed. This is poj'sow feeding, She sufficient lubricant will work its way . I .1.. 11
t needs all of tllo� feed (i.e. meal), but down the springs from the spfing .
iWAY not -need h6t, 'ftftt all of tile ,shackles to provide all of the lubri. I have great confidence in the gu� Agency. I �
water, and wbdft.they are mixed she cation necessary. If this little hint ture of humanity, but 1 feel le'" eon- . 1. I .
! _,must take all -of'oud'Ag get all th,, is followed out it will tesult, in a fident about the, future of Prance, .-..*. -� -
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giving her aceetd 0 di � %1Vb9. to YOur b4mlte liftitV. going down' hill, ject of a neWA�,�,pdv ,article. The
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or tub, nis 'p,ild 0o jo�'Wn# vd- coivect- wa� toy go dbvvh� long ztdep c ose find."-XinedrOne Review., I . 11COrporatiolft I
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