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P ,yena, 0.0 t -air lnsn In tvery IN I
W ae killed and one in ev cry 33 fu jnre(t.
The so Adeats at hiph war orQ'ginga dur
in-4,the year result, d in 63 persons belnQ
f c+ killed ,mild 61 irjared
N •arly one thons•in•9 fare ors repro
f, ntiug all, parts of the 1) mlluton, alt%
DIK, I I the seats of thR loxihlators iii the
tea is dile result of comm wo Chamber Friday morning and
experience gelled •s to over ii wing, with
care and exper
Sho members of th 0 ivernm. ilk and the
in b.le 1ding---must be tn,;mbers of, Parlialnevt as auditors,
m'+de their fiat orKnr fz9d public on.
the combination Of fine sinught o.t the citadel t•f lr.,t onion and
strength v ioe•i i I m, plain and of •mr cut st Ltement
flaVOr, smooth 5 the demands qt the agricultural oom-
and richness. Because munity for legis'atwu tot a radioal and
se elements are far reacbiog char,.uter iu the i iteretts
811 the of the tillers of the soil and the .chief
SO generously included prodaters of am ional wealth. It was
the must signifiontit four hours of
in Red Rose Tea it atraight talk which h+- ti -en heard in
well merits the term Parliament for years. The q tesrion of
what Parliament will do for the farm,
t' good tea." ers and of what the farmers will do
for ParliamAnt was not answered, but
1.,
as a rt•sult of the stor,uing of the legis.
lative hulls by the orgauizod and aroused
i
yeomanry, politicians on both rides of
L.
the Honer are now scratching th4lsi
�K 1 heads and preparing to revise their opin-
-t. ood te13 ? ton of the political importanoa t f he
�i Gi+iac low tariff movement inangara ed in
NF -VER SOLD IN BULK such a spectacular manner by the men
i 'cur Grocer Will from the west,
Recommand It
i l Teacher's Nerves.
Teachers often have the reputation of
TO ADVERTiSERb oeiug cross when the troubti4 is with the
nerv,•s rather than the disposition Mr
Notice of eiangee muds be left at this A. Satherlaud, Principal South Bar
office not later than Saturday noon School, Sydaev, N S , writes: ' I was
The copy for changes must be left nervous and worried had indigestion and
not later than Monday evening. headache Doctors failed me You can
Casual advertisements accepted up depend on me to recommend Dr. A W.
to noon Wednesday of each week. Ohase's Nerve Food for I believe it has
entirely oured me." Tired brains and
-iTAB'LIf313ED 1872 feeble nerves are soon restored by this
$
-3TAB_S ii C 1r�i1L��+1111L'celebrated food cure.
il`fiHAM TIMES. PROFITS FROM
g -1.;41,LLOTT, PrinLisumnAND PROPRIETO APPLE ORCHARDS.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1910 in R. Sloan, Porter's Hill, Oat 1
EDITORIAL. NOTES. What profits may reasonably be ex-
pected from an apple orchard? In 1907
It would be impossible to name a new we harvested 700 barrels of apples at
Industry, which it established here could $165 per barrel on the ground from ten
be operated without going far away to acres of orchard, containing 360 trees.
find skilled andeffientmanagement To This brought in $132 00 per acre. The
day any man who has proved that he can varieties consisted of Ben Davis, Kings,
Raoiessfally manage a large industrial Greeninge and Baldwins.
concern may name his own prioe and find In 1908 the crop was very light. We
a dozen positions awaiting him• got only 260 barrels from the same area,
Capital is abunbant, but those who own or $45 60 per acre $160 per barrel.
and control it will nevar place it in th3 In 1909 we had a heavy crop, upwards
of 2,000 barrels being harvested from
hmn'i .not promoters and speculators for our whole orchard. The 360 trees re-
ferred purposes.-Sydn9y Post• to prod need 750 barrels at $2 26
That there is an aggregate decrease of •per barrel, or $192.80 per acre.
$94,836 tons for the whole of Canada in This ear the a Ie oro W eaeral
the production of coal last year as Com-
pared with the one previous, is shown
by an advance chapter of the annual
report on Oanadian mineral production,
which his just been issued by the divis-
ion of mineral resources and btatistics.
This Li the first year in fourteen in
4 which a decrease has to be recorded
comparing with the previous year's out-
put and the coal miners' strike at Syd
ney and Springhill, N. S., is blamed
The total productions was 10,501,475
tons, valued at $24,781,236, as compared
with a production of 10 886 311 tons,
valued At $25,194,573 in 1908 Even at
that, however, the output was more
than twice that of ten years ago -and
tour times that of twenty years ago.
According to the railway statistics
annual report published lately, the rall-
Y way mileage of the Dominion increased
frvin 24,104 in 1909 to 24,731 in 1910, of
which 519 miles were in the four west•
era provinces. These figures do not in
olade mileage attaching to the Grand
Trunk Pacific, which is still officially
regarded as -under, construction I' I(
is estimated that 4,500 miles were under
construction ,on June 80 last. Daring
the year 79 miles of second track and
344 miles of yard track and sidings were
made available. Daring the past four
years there hes been an increase of
2,279 miles of main line track, 476 miler
of second track and 1,063 miles of yare
track. Six hundred and fifteen personf
were kiHPd in 19101 and 2,139 injured,
Of these 624 were killed and 1.441 io
ja^ted Crow the movement train•i They
itioludod�60 passengers and 214 em.
F
Y I Pp P Is
was almost a complete failure. Never.
theless, 100 barrels were picked from
the ahove mentioned trees at $8,75 per
barrel, or $43 00 an more giving a total
of $413.40 Thus for the four years out
rtturns from this ten sores of orchard
have been $103.85 per acre on the aver-
age from trees seventeen to twenty
years of age.
The coat of producing these apples
was as follows. It cost $2.35 per sore
for ploughing, $1.05 for cultivating three
times, $8 75 per acre for pruning, and
$8 30 for spraying, using bordeaux mix•
tare at an average,00st of one and one.
third cents per gallon for the sprayings.
The past year we used lime sulphur and
arsenate of lead, and it cost a little more
for the first spraying. Fertilizing, at
the rate of five loads of manure,' cost,
at 50 cents per load, $2 50. The whole
benefit of this was not returned in one
year, but was spread over a number of
years. The cost of pulling at 10 cents
per barrel in round numbers, was $9 OC
per more.
To sum op we find that the cost was
practically $27.00 an sore. This, deduc.
tel from $103;36, leaves $76 35 profit per
acre for trees from seventeen to twenty
years of alae, or $763 50 for ten acres.
We have sections of orchard mach
older that Rive considerably heavier re.
turns. One old plantation of an sore to
extent, containing thirty five trees most.
ly Spies, has given as high as $18 00 a
tree even at the low price of $1,50 a
barrel, or $630 00 for less than an sore
*Extract from a p Der read at the re•
cent convention in Toronto of the On.
tario Fruit Growers' Association.
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TRIO WI,NQUAM T ME13, I?T'?OVA113ER 29, 1910
TOWN DIRECTORYt At 11,106
International Newspaper1lalnand �pazn. Sundays
a nayse hooiat THE, ��y olatm A �i��lr� /�„ae lari)bwrkpp,t, Farm, �,i/41�4'•
t � � t 2.80 m. General prayer meeting
Bible Study o+�•#irsee on If
evenings. Revs w EVERY TH RSOAx MUK111Nu
L. Steeves, pastor. B. Y. P. U, meet$ _. AT- �.I ,=�;
Monday evenings 8 p.m. W.D, Prlu9te,
salient ['elute in the Lesson for !�nutlny, Jan. 1t. S.S. Superintendent. Tav l'lmna ll111t +r • ani, +a, tsl4c h �, r d e da,
!.'""t,r. Laxit,
Given in fa Merles of Queotions by <i MsT$ODISTOmmon-SAbbathpemoe$ WiN.ra„
Rev. Dr. Muscott. at li a m and 7 p m. Sunday Sohool at
2:801)In. Epworth League every Mon- Tmamn u. aobovntMTi.tu 64 uu Pat duum"I in PRODUCTION. OF BROILERS..
(SQ;t stered in accordance. W10h,.t•io CopYrlghtlaat.) da eve , advanuelice, t1.6c if not ii• Pato No phpter 41000D
ning General prayer meeting * e, Y 1
on, Weduatday evenings, Rev, W. op ion of to" At,uit hnr'r n d ,. o"pt at u, Money In. These Choice Poultry Prod
The Kingdom Divided, I Kings, all: (l2) Verses 12.19 -Wherein consist- L. Ratledg4f D_D , pastor, F. Baohan• ADvauixnA.0 nn,'lt, ,cal.., and utitut ucts if Well Handled,
124. el tha mist%its of the ens ver of Reba, an, S,S. Superintendent. ea9naltlliVQCf195tnK'ntBllk.yu{:Venp +riel►,uaru= •,('b,, production of broiler chickens
Golden Text -He that walket4 with bean,. PRmBaxTa:RIAx OstlRos-Sabbitis)f"se;r t first insertion. so P- ,fu. for -k-, a¢,„„qu.rn+ insertion In the season when they are supposed
wise men shall be wise; but a oompsu. (.13 ) What resulted from Reho vices at It a an and 7 p m. Sunday' Advar e' • to be the cboicest and most correct'
ion of tools shall be destroyed, Prov. boast's answer and what would prob- Sohoolat 2;80 p In. General prayer Io ate pet Iflt" for -+ ,uu rout., cud „+n., ,
meeting on Wednesday evenings. Rev, per Its" ror $nun vaeengnenl : Cee.• I"It 11 rt l: le oil kiie menu: is a very special
x►ii.20. ably have been the result it he had D.Perrie,pastor. Dr, A. J. Irwin, S,S, oro Hen "eudust,ular, tIMU fol arM; i;�li °�P�Itc s poultry Industry, says
i1.) Verse 1 -Whose -sou was Rebo- granted the reqneet of the people? Superintendent, =and i6 cants for suck. nn4�eyn-r.r +, t , 1 P
bottm and what was his general obarao• (14,) When the moral sentiment of ST. PAUL'$ OSURON, EPISCOPAL -Bali- aertion. t'tie ' sl.raai; chtc6en" at the same
ter? a m jority of the people is known, how bath services at 11 Am and 7 p M. uOriTanoT rt.,� Isd Tr_„• t:1lowin,t r.an �„u,., il�c.• and of the same weight does not
2 What kin had just passed away ma li relinnoe should we place upon it? Sunday School at 2:80pm. Rev.1,11 ,11 forspecified purrates for the
leans -r t°' •r adv„rtfa.u,,,•nt i;iul: with the high priced " broilerr o!
(.) B J
and what had been the" nature of his (15,) This n,ietake of RIehobosm was Oroly, B. A,, Rector ; O, G, 'fan• 9PAOR I Ira, a ru 0 mk, „„, kite nlidWiutex months, and the rearing
reign? irreparable; liow ma enoh mistakes be Stone, $. S. Superintendent ; Than, E, Oneooin.nn 47U.UQ 440 a0 td,i,K -h #4 iif the latter requires especial eoliven-
1 y Robinson, assistant Superintendent. Half0olamu., _ 40.0 om 15,w 100 leuees and special care,
(3.) Verses 2.6 -Who was Terobomm mad i today? SALVATION Aamy-Servioe at 7 and. 11 Quarter0olumn .., 3000 12.60 7.5(, 0 W it 1, not a branch of the business
p previously y ) A m and 8 and 8 m on Sunday, and One Inch .. SA 8 ua 4. in) ) 0U Itl:Iltted for general following, and be-
and what art had he revlonel played (1G Verse 16 -cies chap. xi:ll and 8•
P Adverii.tent.+nw w:b4,.nt dt�noitle ,i,rou.tut,o
in Israel? say bow mach God had to do with this every evening daring the week at 8 will be inserted till forhld good otorga,i aoourd• tore making arrangements to engage
(4.) Why was Jeroboam in Egypt not of folly of Rehoboam? o'clock at the barracks. ingly, Tramitout adverLfannlP.aLg mugs lie iinta iII it the nlarRet should be secured in
for in advance
and who called him home? (17.) In what sense, it anv, was Rt- POST Orrlds-Office hours from 8a m Tse Jon DarARTA05UT is atook"d wits 1.1.cue ()I, lucre of the large cities, and
(5.) What request did Jeroboam hoboam's answer "from the Lard?" to 6:80 p m. Open to box holders from extensive assortment of all regaiattestor print. the ;u•uductfou to be profitable must
7 a m. to 9 p m. P. Fisher, postmaster, ing, affording fanilitie,• not equalled in 5h. I,I lit very cont;iderable numbers.
make of Rehoboam? (1$) Verso 1G' -Why was Israel jus- PUBLIo Llssdsx-Library and free t°�pe ani aFproprlfor Rte Qnta tot all aryl n of PoFt i•I'ttiler chtckeus are between three
(6) How long should it, take a man tifiad in rebelling against King Reho, reading room in the Town Hall, will era, Hand Bide, oto., and the lasses styles of and four itionths old and must each
to decide on a matter of right and boots, and why was the United States be open every afternoon from . 2 to choice fancy type for the finer olaseioq of print Nvol;li from one to one and a half
wrong? jesrifled in rebelling agatust Ge,)rge III? 5:80 o'clock, and every evening from 7 : ing' , s B sLraOn'T, Its+nulls. live weight, and at- this age
(7 ) WHAT IS INDICATED AS TO THE (19 ) Verses 17.24 -What part of the to 9:80 o'clock. Miss Lizzie Attridge Pro irletor and Publidh"t iihotfld be plump and. symmetrical
CHARACTER OF REHOIOA3I IN TAxING oris#nal Kingdom remained with Reho• librarian. with tvllitc flesh when dressed. For
TBRSEDAYS TOGIVE HIS ANSWER wHETH• beam, and what part rebelled? OWN 'COUNOIL-WLlli
Tam Holmes ` A K
, RNNRDY, M. L„ M,O.P, f3, UV . Member of the British Medical AHanafa (bili purpose the white or buff breeds
Mayor; Dr. A. J. Irwin, Reeve ; Sion, Gold Mednllle+ In Medicine Special of the Ainerican or English races are
ER HE WOULD DO THE RIGHT THING (20.) How did Rehoboaau follow, ap J. W. MlKibbon. H. B.Elliott. William attention paid to diabase, of Women and Ohild
(This question must be answered by his fatal blunder? Bone, Dr. Robert C. Redmond, ren. Office hours• -1 to 4'p, m.: 7 to 9 P. In \.`...
onald
members of the club.) (21) Jeroboam was the popular Councillors;homas Gregory
n F Groves Clerk and
hof f Idrael f Iain h t reason '3. JA3. L WIL30N, B.A. :• ••
r 6 hat was the ad choice o or W i2 ;:::<ss>:;=:a rs.<.,:..:.::.::>•'::~<>:::::<?::,<.::::.:: : x#•zrL:•
(8.)
Verses 6.7 -What g Treasurer. Board 'meets first Monde .D •>::�a;=:%•:a<:<.;:�:•}:a•,�•s'
viae and its moral quality which the old is there to think he Was also Gods evening in each month at 8 O'clock. a Phyaiaian, Ssrgeon, Acaoaoheur. Special j^ PYA """ l� til
men ave Rehoboam? choice? ttenticn paid to diseases of women an3
g HIGH SCHOOL BOARD.- W. F. Van. children, X131 Ere, Etc, No3e and Throat.
(9) Perces 8.11-I. the advice of old (22.) Did the people select Jeroboam Stone (chairman), Wm. Nicholson, Jobn f13"ad thoroa; tooted. G1a33/; pruderly f ;'t f% ;
men, concerning matters of right and because he was God's uhoioe. Why or Wilson, C. P. Smith, W. J. Howson, (Dr. Maoalaatd'd ou stand.) a„• ^>> r>
John A. MoLean, Frank Buchanan, : • t
wrong, or of wise policy, more likely to why not? D
nd1 Wingham, Ont. Dudley Holmes, secretary. A. Covens, � 1
be right than that of young men? Why? (23 ) Did God select Jeribclam be. treasurer. Board meets second Monday # I <
(10.) Did the young men advise the cause he was the choice of theapeople or evening in each mouth.
king conscientiously, and what do you for some other reason? PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD. -H. E. Isard DR. AGNEVI%,,.is:.. ...
oto.
Surgeon, .•
think of their advice? (24.) Dose God always have His (chairman), G. O. Manners, Alex, Rose, Physician, Bur s
Jao.G%Ibraith W. D. Pringle, Win. Moore, Offloe-MaodonaldBlock, over W.MOKibbon's A t
(IL.) Is it moral or immoral, and way in the choice of nationalrnlera? ' Drugstore. Night callasnsweredattheo%oe,
why, for the Opposition. to oppose A Lesson for Sunday, Jan. 8, 1911. Treasurer,
J , P. Campbell; Secretary,
PP PP y Treaearer, John F. Groves; Meet• >"f
d G t me ears etm 1 for Jerobbam M k e Idol. for Israel to -or. d: a,
It Is Miserable
Have you o wank throat? You
If so, Pan SKUNK WANTED
)asset be too careful. Yon cannot be-
gia treatment too early. Each cold
CASTnOR I A
?'o Be
7For
ents, are to be selected and their man-
Dyspeptic.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Remedy at the contest you will be saved
Beare the
Signature of
t� Vepaia is one of the most prevalent
troubbles of civilized life, and thousands
- -
_
suiier untold agony after every meal.
be remembered that King Alfonso was
Nearly everything that eaten a weak
dyspeptic stomach, acts as an irritant;
A CURTAIN HINT.
hence the great difficulty of effecting a
Il lace or net ourtains are not too
cure,
much soiled they can be nicely freshen.
The long train of distressing symptoms,
ed by taking down and putting them
which render life a burden to the victim
of d apepsia, may be promptly relieved
,away for several dsyr, or It lemst over
in Frenoh
by this use of Burdock Blood Bruer.
bight. plenty of chalk.
Mm John Sherrett, Vortier, Man,,
See that all of the curtain is thickly
writos:�•-�-`0I was troubled with, dy0epsil
oovered, with eittra amount on badly
for years. A friend of riiine told me
about Burdock Dlo6d Bitters so 1 gots
bottle to try, And before f mast half
soiled spots. Keep in. the dark in N
trunk or closet $telt,
finiahed Y eould eat anything without
. When kody to use sliake but the
suffering and when I t Ad used tab
bottles i liras round iLnd well, Now 1
chalk lightly without Stretohibg the
curtain and it will be air clean as thongb
feel just fine; indeed I ern t �ty too
such in favor of your medicine,
trashed, 'Many honsekeepets pttt theft
r gutdwk Blood linters is mantifsr.
curtains away in Finset ehplic wtween
Lured only by The IN Milbtitn Co., Milk.
reasono and And them olein when ready
ad, T'oronto', Onti
tot veR once mote.
Care will make him sound.
Sore Care is a positive cure for curb splint, bowed tendons, hog spavin,
zoo overnmen a p y a e
the sake of opposition? ship. I ging. xii:25-xiii:6.
Have you o wank throat? You
If so, Pan SKUNK WANTED
)asset be too careful. Yon cannot be-
gia treatment too early. Each cold
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS-d.G. Works
A. MORTON,
ents, are to be selected and their man-
makes you more liable to another and IN ANY QU:t,NTiTY
she last is always the harder to cure. If
you will take ChamberlaiD'. cough AT BEST MARKET PRICES
Remedy at the contest you will be saved
much trouble. Sold by all dealers.
I pay hes+ in pricer for Mink, Count
Rostand, the famous French poet, Mnekrat, Weasel, Lynx, Blar, eto.
has just let it be known that he would = pay all express charges, chmrge no
enjoy a trip in a flying machine if it requesi6.ion. I held fare separate on
were not that his wife objects. It will Write for me latest prioe list,
be remembered that King Alfonso was
J yAFFE,
Lino rastrained form elmilar amuse a few J.
months ago. 72 Colborne St., ,4oronto, Ont.
B. L. DIaSIN.om, DODLity HOLMEk
WHITE i
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Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailor
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PUBLIC SCHool { TsAoasas.-Joseph
The only stock I carry coataini the newest all -wool
fabrics embracing beautiful and exclusive weave3 from i
the most reputable mills in the world. i
i You will find our Kingfisher
0 Cloths in Black and Blues, Fancy• •
Worsted Suitings, Tweed Suitings,.
• Melton, Beaver and Crombies Over- •
coatings give the best satisfaction.
Wilson, Mins Cummings, and Miss
Hawkins.
Your order is cut and fashioned in the style pre-
vailing the day you are measured.' ' You get everything •
the very latest and best when you let us rnake clothes
expressly for you.
•
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E. C. WHITE - WINGHAM, ONT- ,
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILOR
IN THE JOIN WILSON BLOCK
, ,
Groves, Seoret ; Dr. J. P. Kennedy,
IS YOUR HORS'B LAME OR
BLEMISHED?
D,)o. Tanner's Save Care is A positive care. It is the latest and greatest
remedy ever pat on the market. No matter where your horse is lame, Sure
Care will make him sound.
Sore Care is a positive cure for curb splint, bowed tendons, hog spavin,
thoropin, capped hooks, wind galls, or any similar trouble. Sure Care will
care deep-seated lameness in hip, shoulder, back or stifle. Save Care will
take the soreness out of old stiffened up horses, and will grow A new foot
quicker than any other remedy,
Sure Care will bare Mange or Eozema on Any Animal with one ap
plication.
Sate Care will auto scratcher in one application.
Remember Sar# Cure has never failed to do what we recommend it to do,
All leading horsemen are urinig it,
Price, $2 50 per call. For Salo at
I W. WKIBBCyr'S►
DRUM STORE,
or 179 King Streati bheithami Out,
Special attention Rhea to Will orders.
Ernie Crummar and Harry Graham, Head Agent for Canada
)MAIW_.etW Irt..rL. r
Inge $encs moo my evening La eachTg,
month.
ROBT.0.REDMOND, M. R.0.A. (ltug)
lJ L. R. C. P London.
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HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS-d.G. Works
A. MORTON,
ents, are to be selected and their man-
man, B.A., principal and mathematical
PHYSICIAN and iIIRgRON
BARRISTaB, 4co.
master: J. C. .Smith, B. A., classical
master; H. A. Percy, Soiencs Mmeter;
'
Office, With Dr. Chisholm
INTEalon or GOOD BROODER HQUSP-
Mise M J. B drd, B. A., teacher of
be required, but 'some of these, de -
to be preferred to any of the Asiatics
English and Moderne; Mise Anderson,on
B. L. DIaSIN.om, DODLity HOLMEk
account of their more rapid matur-
afth teacher
DR, M&RGAIINT C. CALDER
Ing. _
PUBLIC SCHool { TsAoasas.-Joseph
Honor graduate of Toronto University
Sunny and weather proof houses
Stalker, Principal. al. Mies Brook
Brock,
Licentiate of Ontario College of Physicians
and Surgeons.
must be provided, but except In very
Mise Reynolds, Miss Farquharson, Mise
Devotes special attention to diseases of Eye,
cold climates no arrangements for ar-
Wilson, Mins Cummings, and Miss
Hawkins.
Ear, Nose and Throat. Eyes thoroughly tested.
Glasset prop erly fitted.
OrrLaE-With
tificial tenting need be made In addi-
for the brood -
BOARD Or HHALTH -- Wm. Holmes
Dr. Kennedy,
nlfloe Hours -8 to 5, 7 to 8 p.m,
tion to those warming
ers.
(chairman), Samuel Bennett, Wm.
Feeeant, Alex, Porter, John F.
on warm, clear may permitted
The dickens are necessarily batched
, ,
Groves, Seoret ; Dr. J. P. Kennedy,
D . vANSTONR,
R
In incubators, as during late Septem-
Medical Health Officer.
BARRISTER, SOLIO)TOR, RTO
ber and October, when the eggs are
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Private and Company toads to loan at lowest
rate of interest. moriga
set, the hens are mostly molting and.
even if some show broodiness, are not Y
e
es, town and farm
property bought and sol
in condition to be hatching and hov-
Lareatest Nurseries
Canada's.
Want a" rapressntative for Winghmm,
Out, and surrounding dlsrrict.
The reliability, healthy condition of
our stock as well as traeness to name
wast -be appreciated by the public or
they would not have helped us to in.
crease our business yearly since 1837, the
date of our establishment.
Oar firm's name 'lends prestige to our
representatives.
Complete line of 'Nursery Stock for
Spring 1911.
Write for full partioulars.
NONE & WE+'LLINGTON
Foothill Nurseries
(850).
TORONTO, CANADA.
FARM ERS
and anyone having live stook or othe
articles they wish to dieposo of,shonld advet
tine the same for sale in the TiMLs. Oar larg
circulation tells and it will bestrange Indeed'I
youdonotgataoustomer. Wecan'tguarante
thatou will sell. because you may ask mor
for the article or stook thea it is worth. Sem
your advertisement to the Tams end try thl
plan of disposing of your stook and oche
articles
OUTSIDE
ADVERTISING
Orders for the insertion of advertisement
Ouch as teachers wanted, business chanes
mechanise wanted, articles for bale, be in foo
any kind of an advt. in any of the Toronto o'.
other city papers, may be left at the TIME
otHoe. This work will receivdpprAmiitatteatiot
end will save people the trouble of remittini
tot and forwarding advertisements. Lowes
rates will be quoted on appib3 dibn. Leav,
nr sendyour next work of this kind to the
'1MI0,g 01PFICE. Wincha n
Office, Beaver Block, Wingham
ering young. Incubators and brooders,
the former of the most improved pat -
A. MORTON,
ents, are to be selected and their man-
.
agement experimented with and thor-
BARRISTaB, 4co.
oughly mastered.
Wtn¢ham unt.
Quite a large number of brooders will
be required, but 'some of these, de -
Signed for the chickens when quite
B. L. DIaSIN.om, DODLity HOLMEk
well grown, many of the fireless sort
DICKINSON &XIMES
or of home construction, to be warmed
with jugs of hot water which, when
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, i$to.
well wrapped, will retain their beat
MONRY TO LoAL1.
for many hours.
OrrlOa: Meyer Block, Wingham.
Late hatched chicks become quite
hardy, and when well cared for andl-
properly fed are not subject to any of
ARTHUR a. IR.WIN, D. D. S., L. D. S.
the diseases to which summer chtck=
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania
Dental College and Licentiate of the Roys1
College Dental
ens are liable.
They will not need much range, but
days be
of Surggeons of Ontario. ollice
in Macdonald Block. Wi,,Qham
on warm, clear may permitted
Office closed every Wednesday afternoon
to exercise for a few hours on the
from May 1st to Oct. 1st.
lawn or in a wire fenced p,
yard upon
which the houses open, and on suell
days all the brooders ought to be
W J. PRICE, B. S. A., L. D. S., D. D, S.
sunned for several hours.
Lie lutiate of the Royal ;College of Dental
Of course the strictest cleanliness in
Surgeons of Ontario, and Graduate of Uni.
all the appointments as well as in,the
varsity of Toronto.
Office : Beaver Brook
food and water must be observed, and
Office closed every Wednesday -afternoon
if the houses are new or have been
from May let to Oct let,
thoroughly disinfected there will be no _
Insect pests of any hind. The first
broiler chickens often sell for $1 •a
Wingham General Hospital
pound and later seldom for less than
$5 per dozen.
(Under Government inspection)
Orchard and Garden.
Plemantly situated. Beautifully fur.
nished. Open to all regularly licensed
Clean tillage. Everybody believes
Dhystalans. .RATES FOR PATIENTS-
in it, but few practice it.
'(Which include board and nursing), $8.50
Raspberry plants affected with
to $15.00 per week according to location
crown gall should be dug' out and
of.room, For further information,
burned There is no cure.
adress
Him L. MATTHEWS,
Where Orchards Are kept in grass,
Superintendent,
the grass should be mowed and left
Bos 223, Winaham Out.
to lie in place under the trees to rot.
A neat, clean, well painted and let-
RAILWAY TIMB TABLES.
tered market wigon attracts atku-
tion. and helps to sell produce at good
Gn RAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM.
prices.
-
If
If the leaves of your apple and peaeh
TxAiNa LEAVE.- s. ■o. - show dark green and the growth
London . .. _ 1,86 i.m_ _ r.9ep.m.
Toronto &East mos a.m..1.46 s.m-. _ 2.4op,m,
is vigorous, You know that the soil to
Kineardine..11,69 A.m... 2.08 p-mr.ib p,m.
All right
ARRIVE PROM
Kinoardins a 45 a m_11.00 a.m.. _ 8.40 p.m.
London...
The 3611 for the apple orchard kunst
.11.54 a.m_ 1.86 p.m.
Palmerston 11.24 s m.
be thoroughly draiiipd. It will not do
Toronto 4t Hast ......... 2.08 p.m,. _ 9. 24p.m.
to let' the water stand about the roots
G, Gfix )NT, Agent, Winghem,
of the trees.
"-'
Apple trees do best at a distance of
CANADIAN PAOINO RAILWAT,
two rods each way,. ithiteii 1t is a va-
TRAINd L1A .8 roe
TorontbandEaet..,-.N,- 0,88 a.m,... 8.88 p;m.
tarty that'tendf to jro 'w upward. ratb-
Teeawater ....,...... 1.20 p urA-10:17 p,ni,
4r th4n 08twlyd.
ARRIVs rnox
Teebwater .. ......."e,s5& rn.-., sxi p,rn,
p1LtCE a small heap of rich stable
Toronto and Bast .-"..61.09 p.itb_,.10.00 p.m,
x. H. BBEMER. Agent,Wingham.
llantlre ariiund thi• bhgb of 'tach tree"
lin the orchard will prove to be a little
time most .profitably spent.
tit
T
It ecvts money to step on a ladder,
U an orebard owitet soon fiuds, and illi
that
call reasonably be d6nd by Oran -
w
hig to start the head of the treelt 16w
(1�.�'tS�nd
. T� Ab'V�;
'akeep it low is paying investment
IN IAVE
'The goad roads ri,ovement in-
TT M ,.L•+sil S r
creases the 1pleiktu,,e'of rn,wing over
the xozids.
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