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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1928-04-20, Page 3. 'APRIL 20,. 1928. THE >ONtrroR armenis j.iriftr T - LITTLE ONES • ., 0 7ilothers, do you think it fair to tor- tlare,your little ones by forcing. them o . take 411 -tasting oils when . they eed a laxative medicine?Don't you nd that the ,child's dread of these riznedicines . often do more harm than mood'! Isaby's Own Tablets "are -the, Mod- �rnf-nbstitute for these naseous oes They are the- very medicine the ni1d requires an are so pleasant to take that .theme are as easy to ad minister as a glass of water. Thal!: • are the. perfect remedy for all the -Minor ailments of little ones, being caibsoluteiy guaranteed free from in- jurious drugs. Baby's Own Tablets accomplish all -that .caa'tor oil and -other bad -tasting _remedies can de. In: fact' they aceom • iolish more "as (they do not leave the child exhausted from its struggle against .taking medicine. They re- lieve teething pains, banish indiges- tion and constipation:, break up colds and simple ' fevers and promate 'healthful, refreshing sleep. They are sold by medicine : dealers or - by. • mail at 25c a boX from The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., 'Brockville, - Ont. SEAEORT3 . tuA c • ,:Mafitager )Esther IDufy 89,5, Muriel Finnegan* 38.9, Brenton Godidn 82.8, Ivan Mac- Nath 80.9," Orval Beurmann 73.3. Jr.. !II— Cordon Elliott 75.2, Reggie Price 58; Norine Liittle. 54, Iola, DearMana 54. Sr. II-,-A'lma: Finnegan 77.2;. Evelyn hoegy 75:2, Vera. Duffy ::58.7, Helen Elliott 55. Jr lI •GlenPryce 53. I.—Leslie Payeesel "O'Hara,; t }rata Duffy. Number oh, ro ,, 23; av- erage attendance, 20: Anox"i Dale, Teacher. STANLEY School Report The following is the- school report of. the Easter -ex- aminations examination for School,Section No. 14, -Stanley.• The names are in order of Mmaerit and the number after each name indicates the, percentage obtained: Sr. W—Stuart Horton 88, Dorothy Far- quhar 87, Willie. McKenzie 81, ,Audrey Murdock 68. Jr. IV—Orville Work n;l (absent). Jr.. HI --a Margret McKenzie 855,. Laura Belle.Wright• 77, Illabel Talbot 70, Mary Aldrich 60 Si 1I—Andrew McKenzie 86, Margaret .ones 85, Elmer Braker 75; Alex, Mc ti '.'63, Wilmer 'Jones 58, : Wesley s 55. Firs -Audrey •'+Cochrane :$9, rold Jones 84, Harvey Hayter S0, Aulbrey Varauhar.:79. •Primer- -<George Clifton.—'R. M. Avery, Teach- ct@r. TIcKILLOP • School Report. --The• following :-is 'the report of School Section No. 7-, 31llcKillop, for the ''Easter Examina- tions. Those marked with an aster Milk have missed most of the; examina •tions: 'Sr. IV,—George '-TaYlor - -79, 7iielen Somerville 78, Wallace Sharman --'76,- Grace Perdue -69,. Dorothy Somer -vide 58. Sr. III'-114,elville. Shannon 130, ''Helen Tomlinson Jr 'III --E- Brett Perdue 70, :Walter Somerville -49. Sr. II ---Boyd Driscoll 83, "Helen .Jackson. Jr.. DI=Ivan Shannon 72, Jimmie Balfour 70. Sr.. Primer— Kathleen Leeming 85, Harold Hudie -474.4-A. L. Mills, Teacher. ,School Report.—The following is 'the report of School Section •Na. ' 6, i Leliillop, for the Easter examina- tions. Sr. IV—Reg Little 68%, Her- rman Beurmann ' 65. Jr. IV—:Harvie Millen 76:8, • Mary Duffy 74.3, Louis :Duffy 73.2, Marion Little 631. Sr, ,III gpoilpic View What's the best thing to do with ah ugly floor? Cover it up;_71v th spate- :thitat des a..tkat ;rad$ loses :i�:, °ffe" base iI .wax ,rot di N CL Se canrd- its'. GRADV IBLYTH Notes. ---,Miss Louise Mills went to London on Good Friday, returning on, Monday with her sister, Miss Eliza'.. beth, who has completed a six months'. course in music at the 'Ins,titute or Musical Art in that city.. We also. extend congratulations as _she has taken' first class honors at two piano recitals which were held in that Insti- USBORNE Schbol Report. -The following is the report of School Section No. 10, Ushorne, for the month of March and Easter exams. Those marked with an asterisk were absent for one or more exams. 'Sr. IV --Jean McQueen 73%, 'Willie Cann 64, Nellie McLean 61. Jr. -IVB--Mary Westlake 56. Jr. III --{Harry Stone 68, Melvin Glan- ville 54, Annie McLean 48. II Class —Jeanette Stone 54, Clara Glanville 52: Primer—Lorne Passmore; Letha Glanville, Gerald Glenn; (Ruth Trev- ett and George Trevett, absent)`. Those • halving the least mistakes in Spelling for month and at monthly test: Sr. IV—Jean 1VicQueen; Jr. IV- -Mary V—Mary Westlake; III—Annie Mc- Lean; .II—+Jeanette Stone. Perfect at. tendanee for month: Nellie McLean, Jean McQueen, Gerald Glenn; perfect attendance for -term—Nellie. McLean. Number on °roll, 14; average attend- ance, 10.05:—.I.M. Thomson, Teacher. REGISTERED COCKERELS AN ASSET IN BREEDING FOR 2-EGisER EGG YIELDS Success in breeding for increased egg production depends, to a very large extent,on the selection of the proper ;male.' Breed .character, con- st tutionai: vigour'male characteris- tics and proper development are all very necessary when making this selection, .but the most important fac- tor of all is the breeding of the bird himself ` He must be bred from a high producing dam and also -from a sire W7nich has,, blood -lines tracing di - met" • tbhig production parents on both- sides. These' are the important fac'torsto be found in registered cockerels. What then is a registered cockerel ? What guarantee has the breeder as ti the bird's breeding? " A registered cockerel is the son and grandson of registered females, bath of which have laid 200 eggs or over in one of the Canadian National Egg Laying Contests. A -s no female is eligible for registration unless her 'eggs average 24 ,ounces to the dozen during the contest year, and as reg- istered cockerels' can be bred only from daughters of registered hens 'which have themselves qualified, these male birds have at least two succes- sive generations of 24 ounce eggs or better, as' well as 209 eggs or better for an annual production. These are two very -desirable characters. On the sire side the greatest care is exercised in selection. The male used to head a pen of registered fe- males is usually a tried and proven cock bird, a bird that has produced daughters the previous year which have laid well 'over 200 eggs in their pullet year, and have consistently pro- duced .large eggs. It can be seem, therefore, that :thesa~iregisterred cock erels possess 'breeding of the very choicest quality. - The guarantee of breeding that goes• with each registered . cockerel is the Registration Certi c to which is the seal et the Oanadiaii Depai-tmerit of Agriculture, and is the highest mark of quality given birds by atilt Govern- ment The medium' of qualification for registration of. poultry is the Can- adian National Egg Laying Contest. The' work of inspection of registered =tinge, the •handing of chicks the product of ,such matins, and. the re- coding, approving and marking of each .,registered eoekerei; after he is. silt months old is- carried oar by : e- patm+ent of Aviculture officials who asatst in 0 -hating this 'guarantee o other .system of reEording .pro- Wadet4 and following up the work of nenbnfnc ,breeding of poultry is eo r.4uyl arrbiud us that known as dYo. a' atlimal' ?ooltry' .i egi�tra �oollal: New Dre Combining Newest Styles WWII . Economy. 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