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" OR 0 How To Get Relief "Ill, " " "�' � 11 • , 'J ,,q I ,� i " . ,���­5115101 ... ��� AV,. 1 ��'!.�,!,�; I ... " .0 � " , _�� _0 -��R� 1 �1'1�1`k I I ,!.,�!,­,'�, I- O �!�,I,��1�1!i'­,,� the .Dfi)1111101,:p11-a��,�'-Z',"--.­_,t, "'.��­�� W­,�,�'.Fro' Catarrh 0..�11,�, . �i;�.�N,.�31'1�,­ . I � , 'I , , ,�..""." "... '. l,`R­�­111 i�",�k",.', o "" V, in a kindly act award's a n g ri do- ,cat i", ,, � ��,I,� JJ9#awa and, the country ei bbo, rig If ,3,-u have catarrh, 'catarrhal � , '�,�'� 4,, 1", � ,' �'ii,`, : d recently to some excite- minion,, in degree as a protection deafness or 'head noises caused by gS', Tilt',,, �'911�.14 � �- V, AS Aroulse '. �111.�F. 11V..111.- , tan -h, you should'know this simple �11� zh,y,V�, �, t I �wv over a grandiose seberne, of the of ()a.nadtian credit. It seems that ca , , " 1 government for an, ,extensive son -can inve-stors—and the home treatment which frequently oiv- " 4'11 11'�. al 11 - .. I 11 xl'_i. ,,, i8omiet govei . r Ameri I �� P, )"Ji If,�. , 0 ,M*,-��, � barter deal with Canada. The news- debt was -due to the statesL.--do not ,ercomet! these distressing eond�itions. -11 .... .. ,.;�., and Secure from your druggist one ounce I Z, � I.- ,paW " ish between Canada 1. _Ts,, British as well as Canadian, disting'u'ish �� ;, ­ i i 14 I I . 1�1_)'." , Were full of it, and cDn1uktAid.atiOU New,foundland, imagining that if they of Parmint (11)o,ulble Strength). Take -f. "M 'a. . , -11 ". ��'! , - y have atom- this home and add to it I/i print hot i1all �1' I , was ,A_�bljied with 'a torrential crit are quite separate, the , �A j:��'Ajetism, Li#le or nothing will Come m,unity of financial interest: In water and a little sutgar. - Y'%, , � M , V'�� ;�Ikl offt, owing to the conditions,. which sequetice, the assistance which was Take one tablespoonfull four times " i V�, . tt,111, I I. the -Soviet sought to apply. Some rendered. is justified. This defense a day, breathing should geopirne ea,s- N", . N,17 % 1 V"��,_ � ti!mie ago a Cianadian syndicate sent however, fails to forestall a eon- ier, while the distxes,sirig catarrhal . T4, " . ", 'head noises, dropping mucous and de - Q;1... to 'Mosaorw certain representatives siderable flood of criticism, � 1..�., Q;1. who origiriallycame, from Rjussia and fective hea:ring sohoirld gradually die= 11 I I get Mlai�cing Begun. int's tonic 4�ctio I fram�-ci with ,Mr. 19talin a deal Bud appeatj� under 'Parma _4.1 �,%�, I't , .. 5,I. ,,vh4er,eby the (Soviets wte.re to buy I , Catarrh suffer,eirs find, Parmint just g : An effort to balance the Canadian - . . aRt," 1,0600,o head of Canadian'dairy cat- budiget for the coming year is under what they nee& " I ' . . tie and 10,00io, tons of bides, and; ' government is - —_ 'I, , way just now. The goverrim . , ,r for them by barter. At first.. it was ". engaged With its financial apipropria- I , 1".., , represented that the medium of pay- tions for the year and the achieve- irriperialism and ,empire co-operation 1:� mie.rut would be oil and gasoline. So ment of equdlibrium iTiivolvies consid- have experienced a severe and dis- 11 ��". far, everything was fine. it would, s 0 the action of the ..; I cattle stable latbor. It is ,sought if possible illu,si ning jolt in " ,be easy to gettogether 100,000 ca ; . . 1 to avoid recourse to borrowing ilt Briisth lumber �iriporters in buyiAg .1; in a year, while Canadian ]�rohibi- ish a balance. To 900,900,1NO feet of -Soviet lumber. It ' . , � 11, tion of trade, in many things with ,,order to accompl 'enforce :.meas- is ,head to violate 'it if not : . i .. Rusd4i, ,does not' embrace oil. Then I do so ,however, Tnay the spir .11 ' I ure-s with unpleasant consoquentces, fhe letter ,of the 'agreemerib, at Ot- ;1(1.�. it was reluctantly admitted that in ' - taxa. - Following -the ,conference, the ' ' .�. I . addition to oil, the S-olviets wish�d'. to I Aioart from public works being re Halite ' , I ,Canada 'coal—(the very thing I duced to the minimum., and also em- British government, gave n i to . well imient staffs, further economies. Russia of the canctellation of its %,III - . e of the einibargo 1 ploy �, which- was the cans I .A . ,are being suggested and those which trade -pact with her, but it still,- has . imposed by the goVernment here: . al� . invoked -last year were consid. four months.to run. In view of that � two years ago. , Finally came tha'were in ..0, t ,'Moscow wished, ered to go pretty far. So -much of fad, the British lumber deal is not . *announcelment that .Canada'st expenditures are uncontrol- Irregular. Nelviertheless, 'it is taken 1 Canada to guarantee its short turn labia, covering such things: as inter- to illustrate anew, the fact that Seri - ;4, bonds for temporary financing a I the deal. � I est charges and ,pensions, 'that the timental ties -so-on snap under thL- ­ - -s far Weight of commercial advantage. Be- . i. I ' I I gowrnment proposes to limit, a - cause the British ,are able to got , British Press Criticizes Bennett. I as is reasonably 'possible, those out - ', - . . . . . � lays which are contingent upon its thetir lumber a bit cheaper from Rus sea's state labor than from Canada, �. (If the Soviet government wishes discretionary sanction. . ;', to buy . -Canadian cattle front C , . empire patriotism. proves to be no . . Canal- TO Check Trofiteering • obstacle to the consumimotion of a ,." ... dari interests and to -pay them in oil, .• ' ' ' deal. If the conference a- " there is. nothing to hinder them when gigantic 'I_ the cattle are for sale and when their I Similartly a wh6legome restraint i ' s greements are no mfore beneficial in , oil is not banned, but the idea of proDosed to be applied in conjunction other . commodities than in luiy�her, 11 pt'' . ' , with ,the provinces, to ,profiteering the appraisal value, may not be ex - : allowing their coal 4o come in and ,'both in the necessities of life and in ocssi . . 6:1ve.. ,.b., the suggestion that their bonds be , I 1 4 the process of inflating sto,cik by an _ I ­ finanoed by the government are both . an .11 I , regarded .as grotesque in the light infusion of water. Steps are being 2., I- I . anti- taken to analyze the distribution 'of 7 of the present administration's Lstich things as bread, milk and coal .. pathy to -the Socialist republic. , 7, WIT AND WISDOM M, I In ,I 1 —,in all Of which combiinations n. . the voluminaull; discu..sions . ' , I there are charges that the scheme. various !daces are alleged-4nd to The relative .value of health and -1: find a formula of correction where wealth always depends on which one . . was put forward , wi,�h the fullest ,T,rotfiteeHng is disclosed even if you, have lost.—Boston Post. ' V -recognition' that it ,could not be ac- ", cepted, if in(�,Jvjitag -�oal, but 'with there is no ,combine. Co-6pe-ration -o I . with provirrial authorities is also When 'good times, return they'll the idea that rejection of it would, . .� . entail ,political consequences - from beting sought to control the extent probalbly find us with much simplified I.. to which corporations ,will be -per- ideas of a good time.—Arkansas Gaz- .� . . the 'Canadian farmers who have cat- o finance themselves ' in ette. - ,� th6 looking for an outlet.. The Can- mined t �. I . I. -� minister has just re- bossues and then to recapitalize, ., ,, radian prilmle in property the - , I., turned from a happy rece'ption in with watered stock, the pi IThat was a pathetic story about ., I 111 - London when, _this scheme was ptiblic has roaid for. through �he Tntsull playing with a string of beads ., _ , . broached, whereupon many of the services. The action in an Athens hospital. Even so, that .111 1. I English newspapers ,proceeded to , of certain power cornipanies is being is probably better for the public than , . . i -4 violently stressed as justification of a federal having him play with a string of pub. , . upbraid .bins with accusa- � , and provincial system, of unified or he utilities.—The New Yorker. 1. tions of asking England not to trade .. . , .. . . co-operative control. — . . �, ­ with Russia while doing. it himself. - I . ,Canada is a great example to the - .,:. . . As. a matter of fact, Mr. Bennett Changes Follow Prison Riots world of a (vast area with relatively � .. knew nothing of the scheme until he . spea-king no army; for it is an ex- , :.1 I . 904 back although in his abs6iPice ! The recent riots in. Canada's two aggeration to s,peak of the Canadian _ one of his ministers -had become, in- ibigr,zest pertitentiaxies and the en- .,: permanent forces a.� an army.— gin by it. The whole thir- has quin, which has resulted have been 1. I . . . gi -s, with many productive of certain reforms, hailed Niagara Falls Review. ' .... .. ,7in rise to a rumpus, I I repercussions ,at home and abroad, in sorme places as evidence of 'cod- Hatpins coming ba I ck? the 11mainly of a political character. The dlin , g convicts, ,but welcomed by the . Why '. '..I, . ' . Soviets may buy Canadian cattleif afs,�:Ociaitiorls Which I are ,modern woman no more needs a hat- :- , - .1 concerned ,Pin th" she needs a c�aperoa_ , . they pay for then in cash or in oil, with the welfare of prisoners. They 'Brandon Sun. . " but the Dominion g0vernment, to foss- are going to get more leeway I . I ­ ter a deal Of the kind, does not in- more ho.u,rs fo'r recreation in the It must be confessed thatI ., . . , tend to rescind or relax its prohibi- ,fresh"air, tobacco and cigarrete pa- . . . _peen's . tion of Russia coal when the, Canad- per, widened privileges for writing standard in women is more frivolous I i than woomeMs standard in- nien.— , , _ ian, British and American products out�,vde,' and for receiving visitors, - Ruts -sell. . I -1 I. are plentifully available. .1 no more hair cropping; no corporal Bertrand I . 1.�. Ptaiiishinent to be inflicted upon re- rr I Newfoundland' Loan Defended. I , i The wutld Will be saved if it knows . , . . . . �calitrant ,prisoners only with the how to be at the same time optimist 1 4. 1. . .Ion the ground that its 'money I coris-ent of ,the ' supeiintendent. at and pessimist with intelligence. - 1. y S Ottawa. Already overcrowding has . . , , needed at, home, some criticism has been done away With. It is believed 'Guglielma, Ferrero. I ". been directed at the Dominion gov-, that the revised regulations will go I ' - I .. . 'Do not worry L. �ernrnent for assisting the, sister do- f about the rising gen- , I . far to allay the spirit' unrest There is nothing the Mat- ,-, tininion of Newfoundland in, some of which has long been marrif'6gt in the ,eration. . - ter with it age won't cure.—' , ­ its financial embarrAssmenits. About penal institutions. . . ". $2;'500,000 was loaned the Newfound-: Guelph Mercury, .1 . . I 1'land government to he,lrp imieet ter -1 British Lumber and Deal Jolting . i I . I . lain maturing - obligations, while a- i N .. ature's great oversight was plac. I ,one it was undble, to, do. The Brit= 1 Those who saw in the Imperial ing Japan and,\C'hina side by side i . I I . I 1. sh government lent similar aid. The Conference agreement here in the when it could have put Ireland ir, ion is defended, not only as summer the last word in constructive the middle­�Detroit News. . - transaction. . I , - I Chevrolet's'-af does W-�1, I ' No -Draft Vonfilaflon Meant. I . I � . . � I G. . .0 XIi:V WHAT 30,000 'ai..a�iii...�,, I MOTORISTS TOLD US � " . . � I This "Automobile Buyer's Guide" tells . � - CHEVROLET "scoops" all other low-priced cars again! about our recent survey among Cana- dian motorists and provides * forma. 1on . This time with the fteatest advancement in motoring dwhich you will find valunable in choosing your next car. Send coupon - comfort since the closed body itself—Fisher No -Draft Venti- for free. copy: I I ,i . I . . 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I I . �33 George Bernard Shaw. , ,According to a cable frorn LoiadoU, How ,IS YOUR LIVER ? , I ' YOUR the United. Kingdom, apipile markets Wake up your Liver Bile , Desire to be Laughed. At are -showing asomewhatbetter feel- --Wiffiout Calomel , . ing ,following the usual ii,ohdoy lull , Your liver's, a very small organ, but 11 — your �:t and prices have strengthened ramie- tainly can put d, digestive eliminative what for 44ted sale6 of barrelled gr out k&ifteir, lb e pour out its � t. p:1 of y. -In tZ, I . k q b2l. your bowels . IMr. Bernard Shaw's •' irrepressible �aiece is ,nothing.' You must ,go to and boxed varieties some' markets,, , i - You won't completely correct ouch a'coudition I sense of fun has won Min detractors Die iSchone Helene. Fine! I will ljarticularly -][Avierpool. With'sWpl les •' by taking salts, oil, mineral water, laxativ� candy as ,well as admarers. W. Winston get you tickets floc it." comparatively short, there is an un- or eliewhij guux. or roughage. When they've chur,chill has called 'him "the 'chat- i"You misunderstand --me,1! Shaw proved demand and Ontario 4pples moved your bowels they're through---aud you need a liver stimulant. teiabDx of So-cialitsim": Mrs. George patiently explained. "I ain not go- are a little better on the.'Lwl- . Liver Pills will soon bring back 4t IL don 1, �e. "'! ' I Moore has described ,'him as the ing to ,Canada to enjoy myself. . I=. S=Emd into your life. They're puraLvege- , table. Safe. Sure. Ask for thqui gy nam.e. . funny ,man in a boarding house." He aayi the author.", ,' . . substitutes. 25o at al druggists, L_ � has riderred -to 'himself as the jes- 10barl. s I-Eawta-�y used; to- relate . Dairy Products. I Iter at the court of King Demos, ands that at o %me he was anxious, to, The, solution, to the qAeston of .1 confessed -1. 11tSorne people are Urn produce Sh 's play, "You. Never demo,ralized returns from the 11Wry . I . 7 I!, i . .. with a terrible desire to ibe laughed Can Tell.Xhaw read, it to him, business, according to George H. . aft; this has ,prelvented me from be- and expressed the opinion that it Barr, Director off the Dairy Brw.1ch, good tborottigh cleaning :consists of I coaniog a great author . . . We .was prety poor stuff, and if Haw- is no's more cows, but better cows removing thq litter and all poultry have -to put things in such a way as trey :produced it he ,must take the through improved fee'di'ng and breed- house fl,xture,4, s'wh as mash' 'hoppers, to make ,people, who would other- conselquences. ,Htawftley, de0ded he ing. "Better cows mean econoynital drinking fountains and the like, th4m *the -s, wise hang us, believe that we are would, and ,later asked Sltaw if he production. By this I (ioean that, io ftiiiang wall — Flings, , dropoiAg joking." could 'be allowed to compress the many cases, I have found dairymen board's and floor, ix aping loose apy • fIn a comprehnsive, thoroughgo- last act. 'Shaw refused, so Hawtrey feeding ten cows where five, animials 'dirt that 'may ,have a tendloney-, to in biography� '`Bernard Shaw, Play- 'at least had to iTdorni, him that it should be sufficienit to produce the stilck. After the lioutse has "N , boy and Prophet"' (ApilYleton),, Mr. could not be producedt. Sliaw's reply same amount of milk, providing, of Itivoroughly craned A is ready for a -. "The, was; "Thank ytou, so imach, You counsel, that these Ave coal of whi-tewaish. This will im- Archibald 'Henderson declares , ' Y, been properly bred, Shavian reelaime, is immense- no 'have taken a great load -prove the appetaimnee off your hen . P , . off and are being .house, mal'te it Much lighter for the Barnum ,monstrosity ever surpassed mind. � fed in the most approved way. �irds and at the same time help to . ,it," ant 1proceeds to tell sorrie Shaw 'Shaw hiffiself subsequently con- 'SLosses due to :poor breeding and. stories. , . fessed to Mr, Henderson:' "When a' improper feeddrig, in ' addition to ld1I -parasites and disease germs. A An inrtierviewer once asked him: ,proposal to produee one of my plays careless -handling Of milk and' cream 'oinnrnon practice is to add a pint of "tSuppose, a new flood were ininitin- breaks dow-A, I always feel like a have assumed almoststaggering pro-. di-sdrifecitant to -a gallon of white- ent and you were the Noah 'of the reElpited criminal." , portions. During the year 1932 =?re, wash. Clean', coinifortable quarters . new dispensation, which twelve . 'then 20,000,000 poun#s of second- for the pullets 'go a long way to - 481. ward increased production during the 1people would c o � i e creamery buttei- was produced . : grad progenitors of -the human race of the in Ontario. The difference in, returns winter months . future?", Shaw's reply was "I'd' lotI . between first and second grade crealm — ' them all drown."'M a � . is approximately three cents per Market For Barley in Bacon and [Mr. Shaw is, of course, not resq!ion- pound butterfat, lienee the direct loss I Beef. . . sible for elviery, story' circulated about ' W . from this source alone was about , There is practitcally no. limit to -the I him, It is related, for instancet, that W6,000. prodbetion of barley in Canada an.] ,one Morning the members 'of the .1 . I "Ah oth,e,r losts due to the sante recent,testst show that it -produces bet - staid Athenaeum club were astonish- ' CoMinu,Ad Xii. Barr, "Was ter bacon and beef than other grains. ' 1 - ca"Usest�" Ins, —in 117 t a ed to read -on, the bulletin boat - ; . ,- HEALTH SERVICE 1, sustained in -the ,cheese business t It is V 9 fu - he squall Of cw'n ' when, fled with Suitable, suoplemeirits -'� ' E CANADIAN MEDICAL L year. Some 34,000 cheese, prOdUC- . ASSOCIATION AN LIFE ­- ­_­ 'second ,in the form of ,home-grown Legumin- . 1E1 ted in this ,Province, were . INSURANCE COMPANIESgrade,. At a loss of one dollar on aus roughag,6n. B—ley can be used 1 "'Will the noble lord who stole MY . IN CANADA each cheese, this represents, a total in almost any proportion of the grain � urribrella at ,the Athenaeum club � . .1 of .1�34,000. 1, - ration up to one hundred iper cent. As 'I . ast night return the same to _10 TOOTHACHE . ,"In geneTail, flavor b.nd m'e'chanic- 'a hog feed it develops an. cintirely Adelphi Terrace, WiC. 2; no, -ques- . ed in On- 'Satisfactory class Of ba'con', which is' , tions will - be asked, and he' *ill . Toothache Is a symptoirn of. a condi- al defects in, ,cheese pr6duc more -than can be said for corn fed greatly oblige. , . . tiont ,that is caused by dental decay. tario are slhoavirg a decided decrease in equal proportions and as a feed "Yours very, truly, . We do not imagine, 'however, that each year. Diuring 19'32 'we produc- , . this definition, will serve to express ed chep,se, in L-re,!9*PT quantities, anrl for beef cattle barley is undoubtedly 11G. BERNARD SHAW." ithe sentimlents of those who have of a distinctly higher quality than one of the 'best of our Canadian : Isuffered from toothache. Neverthe- t -ver before. Notwitb-stariding this grown lcoars,.e grains. The incretsed When a friend asked him how he less, the simple trufth is that it is be- fact, the returns- to dairvinen were use (;f ,barley and other grains knew it lord a noble lo�who stole cause one or More teeth suffer from le -s-1 due to demi-essed orices. at theiTpresent low lemels will inake his 'umbrella, Shaw was supposed I osed W diemy that we are made U, suffer "'That certain secitions of the for ,much bobber quality in the beef - have re'pli'ed: "Ali! my dear' fellow, from toothache.' country are 4Tml,6ng- ',greater efforh; being mia,rketed and t4hi . Is in turn will . elementary. Wv host was late. that . Toothache its something -to be a- than others., i,q indicated by the fact, help create a deltmand for ino-re beef. - ' night; chid as I wandered aimlessly ,V,� ,jd,etr f -half- the total spPreentaxe- of cheese J. and -it ,can be prevented- by I Reforest Waste Land, - ' about the clulla foyer, I observed a giOing the teelth proper care. Healthy n*Aluded ur,ile,r first grade, in one ' ul"Fleard: . 'Rules - and regulations Of iteelth do not achei. Untreated, . decay- rist.-Hol'. n,(` Orfaria. was eight times 'Rough land that is too hilly or . - ithe Atberiaeurn'Club. 2. The ni,�rn- ed teeth will ache stoone7- I ov, . later. greater than the percentage produc- 'rocky to be, easily ctialtivated 'and al- bership of this club shall consist of Toothache is :prevented by k6erping ed <in another district of the'Prov, so sandy can be used e0ctilve;ly only -vGbl,e lords, and gentlemen." A, no ,the teipth healthy, and'- by having ince. Putting. it another wa,y,,in one in the production of 9q.rber. . . 1 P,ertle,man would have. , . - Early si, ettlers, cleared the woods stolen my um- treated, ppoperly, and pi�omlptly, any ONtr'P-t 2161 che-P.1se , we -re underr first ,, lbrella I concluded that one of the d,e.njal decay Nvbi&­�nay oocur. --rade. -In another district, of eaual regardless of the value ,of the. land noble lords must have done it." ' . The tooth is coveq,ed by, (the hart- size. Aver 2M10r rwerle, below first u'nderne'ath, and n=W of this should - , Unfoitunately, there ,sseerns to be est subsba'Tice in the,body—the, eniam- grade."' , . be' returned to f1orest, rather than be an anti -climax to, this story, for Mr- el. In the centre, of the,, tooth is a In conclusion IM -r•. Barr said: "If Per -fitted to wash or to produce . Henderson has Shaw's own authority soft area, ,the pulp; containing the 'the dairyman Would sto�I) the lealm scanty crops... The very . stmail in - for stating that this eminent man nerve's and the blood vessels which -n his bu�sin,�-§s over which he has' ens vestantant that 4s1 necesvUry for seed - off letters has visited the premier lit- nouris,h the tooth. Decay bi egins n 4ra to, 're control., the reburndairy lings6 togethieT with., the plentiful . ' erary club of Great Britain only once ;the enamel and, uniess ,cheicked ' by farmen of this hwovince would' be supply Of labor -now available, make,, I . in his life and on. that occasion did proper treatment, it spreads inwiard.9, very Much I , greater than at the pros- this, an ideal time for putting, the.;ch ; e� Proper breedi , I not carry an umbrella! , um -til the ipulp is reached. 'Me next lent tim rt�_- and, abandoned hillsides on a produictiv,s . ion of the pulp, -v herds, for fW�� years basis- ' ,. . — . 141. * * I Istelp is the destructi feeding of daft " .. ........ . — . and the tooth -is ,then dead or de- would ,change the" dairy herds in On- .. ... ..., - I , -.1. , Another story which I is perhaps vitalized. . , taro 0 fid,mt. in marry cases, no profit Alfalfa For Poultry. , not founded on fact is to the effect Dead teeth are undesirable. Un- at"all, to at least a paying basis,." I Alfalfa in the green 'starter has long that when Shww at.t'Gendled Isbs,en's less properly repaired, they provide'be'm recognized as an ideal poultry highbrow tragi-comed'y> "The Wile, an opening from the mouth to. the, -Keep, Mangers Clean. . I feed *h,e'n used in conjunction with ' Duck,' a horsey man,albout-town in javAbon-'e. lIt is aro-tand,the roots of An inspection of the man -gens ,of the Usual grains and mashes. it is . I the next ,seat suddenly asked him-. Iculch, teeth that bacteria gather and '-tpli-lels' ­fhen icov.*, are not doing used extensively as range I "What play is this?" On being toed, from which ,they rpa-sis theiT poisonswellmight go a long way toward, g,re-b feed, for birds in confinement . . he exclaimed, rising to his feet and into the blood streams 'focus of in- finding out the ,cause of trouble. ,during the stpring, suinimer and fall starting for the exit, "My God! I've lection which miiy cause serious con- Sanitation in "mangers and' the drink- Months in most alfalfa-growing,areas made a horrible blunder. I'm in th., istitutiornal distumban-ces. . . ing supply is. in many --cases very but the value of the hay as a- winter Wrong theatre. I bought a*Ucket 'not Dental decay should be ar'res'ted poor. When cows don't drink as feed is not so generally known. So r for "The Wild Duck," but for [[The long before it reaches the pulp,. 'Its much water as they should, or leave'fii,ulch -of the yeat's success de.pe-nds , Swirng Cbi-ckeii." ' � I pro-ress can be stopped by the dent- a certain ,amount, a meal in the bot- Oli, the, nu . ber and quality, of chicks, . ,, . . fft is true, hqw4"r, that whe,, I'st if 'he, its given, an 'opportunity to tom of the inan'oers, the trouble may hatched each spring, that it.is im- I p . Shaw was siting ia the Old S�'. do so, Regular -dental examinations generally be laid'to the, ,door of poor portant to do all possible to increase, -, JaMe-2 -Hall listening to Beethoven,, are recommended because- ,they lead sanitation. An inspection of- man- the fea4tility and haittchObility of the , a Ninth Symphony, the fellow next to to 'early (treatrivent which prevents -gen and drinking cuilys, would prob- - �ps and ,the livWbilitY -of the chicks. 21.1� e4m0n�s have ,.,Jhov,rn that 20 per him, turned and asked: "Excuse' me serious decay that causes, paih,' the ably ,show that the 'cusps had become XP . I sir, but is thiel the Christy Min-' death of the tooth ,and the lakeliboo,d fouled with chaff and. sooiled silage, cent better fertility and 6.4 per cent. -sbrels?" "No,"' replied. Shaw-;, "down- of focal infections. Early treatment land when left for even a day the better hatchability -of -.fertile eg-gs tail - stairs in,the smaller hall," and the 'ilS also e6onlomdcad treatment; delay water is filthy. It is reasonable that be d1btalned from birds wb etre alfalfa man fled precipitately. i�. expefnt.%,v(e. I 1. cows will not drink freely of tbis hay instead of straw is used as litter - ' I . . 'It is desirablie, in every way, to water. Anywhere from a quarter of in -the breeding pens. .The alfa. . I * (* * A proper diet an inch of hard accuThulated filth ,Should be used, ,as litter' dirrib'g, the I, . and thorough cleansing of -lite teeth can -sometimes be scraped, out of the winter months preceding, the breed - When a young girl wrote to ,Shaw are the basis ,of prevention. Unfor- mangers. It has, a stench which. ing season and the same treatMent . asking him if she -might name th6 tunately'we do not surbeed in pre- Makes the animal quit eating 'long given to, males and females., . , new pig after hin-A, Shaw replied: "I venting all dental decay. Failure to before it has bad enough. Drinking I I I I � have no objection; but I suggest that visit our family dentist regularly al- bowls and Mangers should be ,ke'p't Ontario Farmers Advised to, See you ask the pig. first." . lows dental ,decay to progress un- clean if the cattle are to flourish. Own Stock Sold. 'One story—not authlenticatedi_--re- checked, and -so toothache results. I — ° -In the marketing of live stock,' cords that Sha�*­a-iid Augustus Har- We should eat a balanced diet, us- Winter Care of Live Stock. whether by truck or rail, I am Of I ___y .... �. -With the coming ,of winter, farm- the. -Opinion that the farnifir should , cis, one-time impresafio to the ,Con- into. 11 - -,- - " , . , foods which ca, for ch,&WITFO. x- --" cent Garden Opera, met after a min- ercising .the teeth by chewing belrrKs eys sbould Make ,sure that the,b4-rno see ,his own 'stock solid,. wherever it or distprute in which Jimmy Glover Ito keep them and the gum's in good in which their stock -are*to pass the its possible to do -sto,', said Garneit was pea'cem'aker. oonditio-n. The teterth should be lbrus,h-, -cold rnonths.are, clean and free from Duncan, live sibock specialist, Ontario ,11-1W(hat"'do you think of the orches- ed after each meal, and the. nightly ,possible infectious diseases or para- Marketing� Board. . ' 'tri?" asked Harris.' "Well," replied cleansing -before going to bed should s'ite's. IMmqt progressive stockmen The experience he would gain by S'h'aw, "they certainly play 'better never 'he nlegleebed. We must visit whilti.wagh their stables -alt least once this -contact," continued 'Mr. Dun ,n, deriti,store(gularly so that -a year, but frequent with an "mil.ght ,bring him to realize that than when I heard them last on the out family ca _ boat going to Hampton 'Court." he May intake a thorough examina- old broom are- needed to ,keep the cob tFqyasqybod,ic runibesi of stock to inarket" !y * * , -lion and prericribe treatment if any wdb-.9 and tdust. dowmi. Before the delfirritely depress prices, and only by . I I be required. . . cattle leave" the pastures for the sea- p'erson'al supervision can hf, expect Talking of brains . . . "Eafly -0 , eon, it is good IpTactice to inspect full returns; from any transaction. in his career Shame got into converse- . . the wh,e ,herd for possible. skin dis- "'Tao many are satisfied to spend - tion with An illiterate phrenologist ' .. �6aseis or parasites. .Stuch diseases as months of effort finishing an animal at a vegetarian restaurant. Hee' al- Nothing Serious Ting-, worm, .scab .or mange, lice or only to pas,s* over -to some one else lowed himself to.be phrenologized, mstre,Fs: "This pie is absolutely warbles, are dangerous and. each to sell how and When, hie likes. I can - although he had nio faith in the busi- burnt, Nora -l' ddd you make it accord- tweeds special treatTaent. Ringworm not conceive of succesiS for any busi- ness. The phrenologist before, long ing to ins-truicti,ons in the cook is diouibly durigerrous and each needs mess c4ndulcted along this line. To. ae-cased Sliaw of, being a sceptic,, book?" special . treaftment. Ringworm is day ecanomi'c conditions detwand that "Have I go bump Of veneration?" Nora: "No, nm'am,, it's me own 'do-dbly dangeirous because, humans a producer receive �,very cent pos- 'I -sale 01 his' .tock,,..,.. motakingly asked ,191haW. "'Bump! " crcmatior." . inay contract ilt throufgh handliyog or sible'fro,ni the . I . 1, 'k,,.,.,. shouted the phrenologist. "It's a * I * * from cuq-y,wmbs and, brushes. Tin -c= ""To those wishing to, buy there are I . 11 . " . ture of i6dine applied daily following also disttiqct ad%nantl4ies in visiting hole, A girl in a -post office recently sor�- ' I 'it is The :farmer � Mr. -Shaw, Mr. Henderson, relates, ed 15,000 letters in. five ,hours- washing with soaip and water vn1l the Market cffrequentl'�. I went to Munich in -1908 to see the believed that she was expecting a pm- curre riing�ivornt, tbut scabies or mange would be able to ioh+aose the -hrp6 he I with ,desires and, estimate ,the time requir- performance ,of his Candida and re- poral by n-vail. . need to be dipped, in or sprayed wi quested the hotel porter to buy seats,. I .1 'speci'al solutions such a,s, crude ed to finish. ,In, buyingstuck to feed, . "You must not think of it," said the IMptilerr: "You were very naughty, ,petroleum or equal parts of kerosene finishing date should be kept in mird porter: "nobody goes therehe to disobeT e, and I have ,punished and cottonsteed oil, which rdixture is With the ,object ,of avoiding usually . TmI -you to impress, it on, your mind." also recomtmended for lice. No an- glutted marketts, 0 iSon: 'IMIammie, aren't you anis- "9J, cant erre its- best Milk produc- , , . I taken in regard to the' po4ition of tion ,or put on flesh when feeding Stewart's 'Disease of Corn. . in I y mind?" I * * *' ,such palrasiltes. 1. Agricultural ' authorities are beconi- . " ' Ontario at Grain Show., . ing cartledmed � about ,Stewart's a%s- The absent n-Anded professor called I eas,e of Corn. rMst disease so far, MOTORING' ' his biology class to order shortly af- !At 14�mt; 500 envoriets, in the 00410e- i's most serious in ' the "Southern TO TOROWOI ' *w'eo`rrlth45 ranch hour, 4'OuT special titive Classes will ml:tresent the in- 'State.%* though it has, penetrated as, . ,. this afternoon," be staid, ,,will di'vidual fatriners of Ontario when the far morth as Ontario. Damage, of I be cutting up and inspecting staid', in- World's, . Grain Show opens at Re- one mfilltion 41611arg annually haj been HOJEL WAVERLEY HAS ALWAYS ward workings of a frog. I bavo a gina in 1933, ateboriffing to .1. A. Car- ,reported I 'Ohio. a. s . BEEN POPULAR WITH MOTORISt frOM L 0 e9ODYN -frog in my pocket here to be used' as roll, of ."ie Ontario Warketing Board. the disease and its appearance � in I BECAUSE OF ITS RNE Rooms -VASTY , I I INEXPENSIVE -FOOD AND PARKING a spelcfTaem" . � Hie statei§ that 10intano. euthibilbors for Norfolk, Essex . and, Kent counties. 'fACUTIES, Re re9ched intro his -pocket and ,thee l(ast rthree, years, hav-6 been grow- Sweet -corn and the early planted field "foSeedshe Varieties seem t6 be the iiiost sue - THE GARAGE IS ONLY ONE MINUTE , pulled out a Paper s"X shook its ing carefully selected seed WALK. ATTENDANTS TAKE CARS TO - c6ntents out on• the table, 'and out Pilodtidtion a, suitable stat"les, for oeptW,, Once established it will GARAGE AND RETURN THEM WHEN 'RF, I roffled, a nice -looking sandwich. The this IshOw- ,Ontario will also be re- Vivie, for -at least three years ib the I 01111M. PU.NTY Of. CURB MAKING SPACE , perplexed, Presenied file the'junior grain and seed soil, ftending on weather conditions. locked' a any time .. hle*d and muttered -- Judging conipetWovs. The task of IN]d winters favour the disease. I funny. I distinctly remem. 4"dinig the idliminatitimi contest's in A field may Rates Single $1.50"613.00 """`w 'his be attacked, Double S100,to $5.00 "'That's fnn 1 ter eating mly lunch." . each. county and tho final sole bion of b6twftu &rn1jnwWon and tassWnC / C. Ik 1,0"", 04 . * * .* the judging team is, in the b= Of 'and IL badlY damaged plants, Wilts, ' ' . . V Young Thing (after the third sing- R, S. Duncan, dirwbor of agricultural tutnts' y6lfowlsh, tbeeornAm stunted' anal � -HOTEL' WAVERLEY roprep-eftn"s. .. ,either fih'tre ; ing lesson): "Do 7ft' think I might . . ., q - e these .1 §Padfna Avenue mcl College Street miatIce use of m7 voloe in, publie now? � . ,are ghrftelled. The whole .field 114% 4 W,ulaFatdo #* " musleiani: "'Ye% cerbatdly. �1 dee Cl"Tk Up the H�h,jlautge. . the' apfpftraiqtee of being bit by fr6st . . fto roason why you shouldt.1%, -sayp w'r'y' hens house shtbuld be cleaned, -or s a iv4re drau'g'ht and is, often eon - join in the Wf4Q1 Antheni.- be&re putting in thpu e llet crop. A fused with bhese weather 'banditions. . . . i, I I � I 1 I , I . . .1 . � ,,;. ; " � ,1� , " . � . . . I . . . I � I , � I , 4 � ,, " - ,� �, , � "" . 11� I I- !,�'; :`,.��,'.,,,'-".,.;Y,4��i,-,"�;,k.l�t,..Iil,".V,�"":.�,,�,�.'I�.1v�,�;�,��'.,��,,, ,��,X��'%f4,L '�'4p,:;!�-,�ie, � 11 I 1, ',_'­;­ 1- r , , "', , I . 1- ­ 11 �1:�� ­-�,i"!:,. ��!,,'.�.`?,J,X. �','��V.',',L� ,.",.,t",��,,..,."",).,:,�,