The Lucknow Sentinel, 1918-10-24, Page 4z
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The Anker " Holth
Sell-Balandttg Bawl
Cream Separator
SIMPLICITY
The more simple, 104- complicated
416444'bit' any inwhieet71 the leerier
ft Will last with lees trouble mid expense.
Note the simplicity of the Anker-1101th.
By unfaetaning one burr -Omni/Per part/
orthe machine is lifted over and all the
verlaue gear parts are expeeed to view'
Apoeseibility to all parts 003 tin Auk-
et:Rolth a hdiri4ua ty ell its own.
The upper pert ie plased. in this poeition
when filling the oil chamber.
SANITATION
authorities are constantly de-
Manding greiter.oleaali nes in the hand-
ling of mi.& As milk is contaminated
ao Nally every utensil, mad .must be
roughly subjected to a thorouidt cleaning.
In the construction of the Atirer-liolth
ths idea of extreme sanitation has ever
been sosaidenal.
-11• '
Ititentling purcharawarehould men: Ai*
wonderful ntanfitiie before buying. We
know that, your. judgment will be the
same** ours.
Cream Wanted
Lticho*Fruit &Produce
Company
itorat Itilstelts t.iiihasim. Phone 47.
inSillithing
EaVetrrnigiling
ees Installed.
kinds of Tinurate
promptly repaired.
. '
nnkwalter
Highlands ,:of
, . ,
•Canada „
The Home of the 13;ed Deer and Moose
„ 'OPEN SEASONS •
DEE11.-Noveinber lat to November 15th'
inclusive; •. : • •
MOOSE-- November, 1st to November
: 15th, inclusive. • In sonie of the
, **them •Distriets of ,Ontario,
iii-
c1w1fng Timagatni- and the territory
north and ::soutiv Of the Canadian
• Government Railway from the slue,
becto-Menitaba Boundary open sea-
son for Moose is from October lat
to NoveMber .tOth, inclusive. •
Write for WO of "Playgrounds -The
Haunt* of Birth and Game J., giving
:Xining Lawn, Hunting Reirulatlotia, Etc..
: to C. E. Horning, District Passenger
Agent, 'Onion Station, Toronto; Ont.
,
Akeuti-Luchttow.-: *- "-Phone-2
- NATION
FISH DAT
Ocliher` 3ia is XatiOnal lish Day.
Itza the new ha tonal' day which for ita
benefits: 'Ought '; be as Well known as
Thibitegiving. The...intentien is ie. -
known the tremeadoas wealth of,
- our Canadianand lakeet: now large-
ly gOing vast becauite people's tatteS
' haee run toward meek-, .Atpreeent_the
annual *ohm • Canadian fisheriett ia
$52,000,600 or. Only abant one-eighth of
d011ars,:Weakitir eaiiipersFoty
'threeyear*, ago it was $36,000,090.
The fish industry and b* coneariptiOn
kayo not kept peke With the general pro -
welted the 'country. A revival is lOng
• .overitio. The average price of fish is
*liont .olie-halt that of meat,. io. that
• the hoitetwife who indite upon getting
fish from her local: dealer torabate the
high cost of living. .11ationitt Pith Day
Was eetabliithet,t togive a right direction,
to the thotiglit of tlie people reepecting
tha odanaq boue dtet Bit fiolt Get*
1
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1.1rat".1.02 ilLtie.tireriarta
. AisaN WToN tit. a.. Dos Olin
o Oat. l'ur=
OrawatsIhodirthr worritgelaas eatvaet-
le"! "I" attatillitigtaPtite
tirstetZlitiai masa. 4.11411.1111brin P6144.4
Ishe Lukttrint, ifettiluel
PribleAseit evarrTitereloraosnlng-
istiamirainfr, Oaterta
II&ClEXN141/4. Pronietor
and *liter.
Teams or ausocauvrion.--To any oder**
tit owns& or Great Britain. onezeir ILEA al*
months /Ie.. three months. at. we the United.
mates, one soar WM. These ore tho paid lu
"Wean rates. Wionipaid in &month(' rata
&i ine. per seer bleier*
Subscribers who fail to receive Tho Beath*
rrOkes br 9341 will miter s. favor ..br fur
u;oliarbyr ot _ at as saris is cam xe
When plumps Or address' iff desind, both old
and tho now 4441rooro obouid be Wan.
.A.4vartfiablii ASS**
Dom.*: Anvanrigniti Raral-lfede known
appuestkui,
Brox! Ainuara-Oneiusertiou.Secitbreeln.
sect.iiinel1.00.
Ferw or Real setate for Nolo SO& each Mar-
tka; wooenausons Artioloor For Bale. To Rent,
Wanted. Lost. Found, eta, elm% insertion Me,
1•00e1 Readers, Notices, eto.,100 Per lino per in.
settle% So awn eubooquout MoOrtion; apoldal
rote of 8o to regular display adverthers, Card
of Thanks sae, owning Events to and ft0. per
line, no notioeiess than loo. Meal advertising
°Quad On per linek Auction Sales. briet notice
lamer notice 100 Der line for nest insertion.
50 or eaelb encamp:tent insertion. Blank -Wed
1YPe count 11 linee,fer is • •
Ouwelle4111 *Oka file object Of which lithe
Welders benefit efaey bellvidlast sr Work -
thin; to he*considsred ea eivertieseitet, aid
OM*" arcerillegly. .
Business Cord* ot sit lines and nada $0410
per Par.
OO 24th. 1918.
.,TOn. 1018 'VICTORY LOAN
DO you know about it -Labatt' t the if.
'fort tbe government of .Canada ie mak-
ing to raise money With which to carry
on the Wail
A =member OE :the local 'Cilevaeleg
• .
0000illitten.4Sid the other "Why,
you .meet people Who -Retire* de • not
line*. that there is another Victory
Loan campaign on -
Of , course there are iiiieh, and such
,)here. arehound .td be; ;Some motithe
.
age there was,thecovered.a *bits Plar4
elotli4 and. in his tilikinind, Who did
. .
not Thiiew thereiviat'a war in Prbtr0fia'
He, wean% very bright, and didn't read
the newspapers. " , • -
The: Victory Loan campaign, is net
nearly so big an affiiii'lie.the War,r, but
its pretty big for Canada, and its _right
here at keine. .
•Ont readers all will remember :that a
year ago: almost every pinion was asked
if he Or eliebed fifty. or one hundred
dollars or more :With .whiCh to ,buy
"Victory Bond." Every Villageind town-
ship, town and city. was WOrked: Pifer'
and all the .Victory Donde that °Old be
sold were sold.. The money got ter these
'bends (or government netes)., was handed
over.to the Government Of Canada and.
tilted in feeding and payingthe Canadien,
itildiers, and in. paying for gene, amnion-.
ition,airplanes and citherthings needed
to Pro0e01110` the war. . • • -
Our government has' heed spending
something like one MilliOn_..dqllare_pe
day in "carrying On the war, se that the
four hundred; millioli.d011are which the
people. gave ;for Victory Bondi a year
ago has been expended, and now there
inoney2ne required to cerrysin..,,Aoilie_
Government iknow offeriag for solo to
the people . of Canada: Another set Of
Vieory Bonds known as the Victory.
Bondsof 1918. . ' • ,
This is' the fifth time- Once the out-
break Of War that the government has
aelred.the taiiple for Money. ,Each time
so far more money. has been offered than
was asked for, and it is hoped and 'ex-
pected that the Same thing will oeditr
thia tittle. • '
A year ago the government aerie(' for
One hundred and fifty million dollars,
-but -soaaccessful -iviiii-the-cativaes for-
-thersidenthondirthat fearlifilidied and-
nineteentinillion, two hundred and eighty
nine thousand dollars was offered and
accepted.
But the amount to which the lottn
was over -subscribed was net the only
striking hider° Of the 1917 Loan. No
fewer • than 820,035 persons • bought
bends -that is they loaned money to
the government. T105 fact is not ap-
preciated until we remember that only
40,800 had contributed to the third
lean. It ele,' be exPisined that Ale
VAR 111WPLUARRA
Ws are this amok publishiag & very
iatemeting arta& ma the history sad
treatmettt of ths 'Owe whisk is now
weeping over the earth. Thiel extiele
has hies propirod and int oat by the
Conservatioa Ccoaritiesion and is re-
liable.
It hi interetiting te aote %hot there is
twilling new about the disease. Amy
will remember when it mole' it' last
round of the t 4011 under the Fteneh
name "La Grippe." It ei little more
than tik severe cold with eouiething add
ed which makes it extremely "eatable
Occasional inISMI .of La Grippe have
been quite common since it wie epi-
demic aws,y heck 10,100 09, -but theta
OvesiliOne.1 cases do not appear to have
had the quality of contagiel. That
one should catch it froidenotha never,
Was thought *of, So there inuet 'he
lemiething differeut in thie epidemic
'form; intim general health conditions
or in the weather.
The statement that, in I'M epidemic
forme the disease always. spreadt• over
the earth from east to west, is intereet-
ing..--.-froin atilt to west eeems to be, tbe
rale With 14 many things which -affect
manitiadee a wliele,
. _
• THE WAR NEWS
Fora month there -hes been ellnest:*
suifeit of good news from the battle.
fields, of Europe -that is good news SO
far as Stifieeseeeby the allied emit& are
concerned.'To ,thousands of 'homes
"throlightiut Canada bad: Kali h3e. come
in reports of sooeor husbands ; killed Or
.wounded. That is the only bad feature
of the War news. On the gee .hand
have the news of victory and on the
. . ,
Other the news of the price of victory.
' There have been no Many big retreats
by the obeli -it, Many' advances by
our armies andso many German sol.
therehilled and taken. prisoner. that at
first thought one would think that the
German army- must be now nearly all
killed or taken, and the:remnant driven
nearly back 'home again, -
• Such, .however, is not tho case. The,
American.olficer :Who said that as he
watched, the hosts of pritientre thy
took in their firaO hift drive he thought
there , Wasn't so Many, Cl4mO00.in 01;
Germany, hadn't.. thought; of, what he
. was ',saying, It, hiketi a long time to
wear down an army Of fear. or 0170:
lion Men by , the destruction of ten Or
twelve thoultand a day. We can't coin -
prebend, a nJllion.'
or the poet two weeke Gerninn, gener-
als have been , conducting theagreatest
retreat in All idetery,, just as in Angnet;
Of 1914 they conducted the _greatest ad-„,
"time.", the peat fear. days their
retreat,. *lir advance' fent; year
age, was **eked: by great #11611$ and
‘destruction. • They, adviinced in a IMO,*
of Mad triumph; they are retreating in
mad despair. Mr. Balfours' the British.
:Foreign Minister, 'properly described,
thein recently in addreesing a number,
Of distinguished Americans in England:
"Brutes they. were at the, beginning,
and brutes, so far aa / can see,they
still remain," he &dd.. • • •
• Until ehoutla Week ago the,..Geeinabsi
-weve-riestroyingT-every-toW0---thei-leit,
but theystiddenly changed their patsy
and Lilis, Bruges and a utimber of other'
impmtant places have been left intact
The reason way be that the "brutes"
lave.Atiaatreahied_thatthenktothey7
destroy the more they have to pay
for. France and the United States* have
both served notice to that effect, ,
• Turkey has not yet made the expected
move for peace. The "conditions of petiee
for the "unspeakable Turk' will be hard..
As a government they will - have to ger
out of turope,- and they will not be al-
lowed it, rule over any Other people.
"The sick mAn of Europe" will . have
practically died.
Auetria-flungarit- evidently is going;
to get out of the war by breaking up.
There -are l'.40t ot "distorclaiir elenianfs-
in the 'empire, and some of these will
now assert their independence. •
' There is no guessing as to what may
happen in. 'Germatiy. There is much
talk of insurrection and revolution, but
we have had that from the beginning:
Of course if Turkey and Austria with-
draw through disintegration, and the
Germanpeople come to know that the
Allies can mush thetn and that they
will Make tio peace With the Kaiser nor
any of his kind, they may do SeMething
theoljaited Statile hi pro. CU
fitlek
• ••••••••••r
lirstaidi Aim* Isasifisvos
itits, is leak --illimplaws
Daslot Ise IMO Its Z:14
sou 114411110.
soloiro.......•••••••••••
A icrext maaati poisolls atelorktite re.
POW ot dooran.ela iti4a9r9 luld do not
urtaeretanA the mass of trouble or tba
way to obtain aura Tito writor cit thio
latter sialers4 efinruslatins Swim bk
the bank and ix VoLin, Me physattita
tried to ear* kite. . Ifor 'tome reason
or other hie mediettiee AK not *nes
the desired effeet. 1
Mr. Olts' brother Vie a nutrohitat
:
esilintr, among- other mealtinee, Dr.
Massie Xtittort-litrant Pine* and 'he
beard Ma muttentersi telltnir *bout how
they were cured of hid.noy liorsaill•
moats by their use., This led to bEr..
the splendid, •I`esigili reported in Ms
Olts outwit them to the ot with
County, V. B.. writs*: "'I Wad to
letter. .,..1.'1.. .a.n
Mr. 411. C. 01* !Won. Carleton
let you know how much 7 ur V041.
Othalitha* Oa* fOr 014, I mud r114 from
/47_ aidneie, whit* at One lint were
as Dad I could not lift a attic of wood
without itwttiut on nay knees, ontl. then
would alinmet, feint, f ern 41 pain in
inY book. / cOnsial a do tor about }
It, and -he save 00M11 medicine,. 1
but It did not bel 3 0,, brotbir. 1
Ira* bi a merchant, land riles, all :
your medicines, 101004 me o try Dr. 1
Chases Kidney -Livor ilio. I, gOt one I
bow, and, -they me, no I sot I
another one, and on u til I had
taken Ave bolma, W I h cur 4 me. I
have had BO tronhio with, 'MY' bank
011300 and Inn AO t wit out '•Pir.
ClierNels Kidaelf-Liver rui In, the
novae. 'Last *1mm:ea X ale *uttered
from P110* T Ugiid three box a of year
Ointment, and. ,It mired the T can
certainly recorareen4 DrA. Oh se Zile
and Ointment_ _" • 1
Dr. MAW* XidneY Wee lls, one
Olt a dose, 250 a bo . 5 to 41,00, at
all dealeror Edelen n B as * Ca,
urntted,f pronto. ze,t fnakect
Into. accepting a ouhe tuts 9 ion will
Partrihilr maannoln
poring fOkane Rir r of
• men by July 184 midi 1 inter
,nOtlneedtbat,Aerw00 aosti
:Men enemies at. the ata • o
Month;, ,
e
leen* an.'
Mato send
250,000
• Sergt,,,,•Boh Vamp
four aSMEI of -chiet Per
ton, has been apnorel
side, leg and at*, -
been amputated, : -.1i
aedeirimally ellen*
Annie Felieson!tti; i%ttend
ben
Team the frisitt With: th
High!anders- Two younger
Jack and Archie,;:are
1 still
ing line; •1.; •
unconet evPalikettire!,
wouo ed ii tl1e
he or "laving
is in. England,.
to 'gist rl:Nurtie
ig him.
for two
StOifOrth
brothers;
,fhe fir-'
:.: Mr: irehie'MetClia on, . t . e 0..;ven,
..eel'tOi.E.',0011e,t'tin7. statetv th t in his
fourteen .years' eiperie eit'On Ahe. job.
he has never found Money dO plentifill
as thio ' year. . Good ceops- nd gec .
ei.
prices ,areireile4.44' I the . Wet the
ia,*ea feril9Iti are: isti enein ',' tn. In
his Srat :tem. dtiYie en1 eatii4 Pk. 140 •
- , ,.. . , ,
-, 'Chinon . get •ite a*h,60:01 e theneY
than he manly gat On •hi • moire
rounds. . ' Deforehe ha eet .otit
the; tit notices' hie mei
Symon.. called around
tax-litil amotinting '10
314 40141ia - -
„ . MANS' ''OSCOlifiTiON .--Lt: Vol; 14!,OY
444.48.44V Whn wile hriee cation -0i,
• in .desPatebeii -'14i Genera gale, andt
awarded :.the - OA°. Medal by ' the
'-King, had anther deceratiOnadded
to his colleetion by. being ;Made .010.
recipient '- -of a : ,Frencli . decoration,
Croix de tiookte, wit.h,:,ft, star, which
was ;Oven hiin for splendid Worm done
at•Anniens. Lt: Ca ltobertaen, . who
is .the. secondson Of. air, David. Rob-
ertson, KO., is iit cornmamid• of thS.
9th ' Canadian Engineers. and :Ilia
pi:obit* , the , diatineftou of .rectilning
the most frequent, reeognitions of
..anyilrice.bey in tlicdfia.„,.., '
'PAin Fob Pett.r-The Walkerton
Xeleacepe•has :the felle*ingi Alex .
'tfeDerinid, , an ' elderly resident of
Black Horse, it.iict an information in
police court here lastweek,,Chargiog•
ten young.People, itichtding- two - w
Men of the neighborhood it ith raising
a rumpus at: his pl4e and injuring
his property. : It i appeared that Mc-
Dermid and hie bride were eliariveried:
on several Wineskin% rotten eggs were
thrown and hOlese than a rtoten panes
Of -11** broktieiff"-MagiatrAte ,iiitori
adjoutned the case for a Week after
hearing ii woe of the oviden46 on Sat.
drday. Since then theguilty , parties'
have owned up and paid the. damegee
arid Coati, aineuntini to abOut, $60,
. Mann To WORK IN MINE -.To
taken prieoner and spend rieiteti three
Years' in the salt mines cf,Gernaany;
was the fate of Pte. Jas. :1-icilidee Who
has just returned ireni Ungland,.to
his home - in lianover.i, Pte. gob**
Leven
ltbor; Mr. J&S.'
and it ttled i�
• Abdo hund,
gal jail* iht Mon mid
woo svms so ashasel is ths interim oi
Gelsgalif end wee ono& ta work is
traiti taigas &here with hardly
411601101 %NI lie bag Welt and *mil to
noise. _ Breaking down under this
treatises* he was
at to Switzerland
and gnome to freagiaaal. Pte. liolmea
whits he was in &gland married and
was as be tasioniee settled *il I
egad for hie wife.
INFLUENZA
IT LS AN OLD 1)1SEASE-HAS flEON
11P.MEI-Ifilliltlintitl FACTS altOtIT:
if5 IIISTORY, puhvenTion MW
IROATMENT
Induces*, which is now aweepieg evi r
Conode, from one end to the other, it
Vent Old diem% It Wm .keewti to,
Ancient Woes, a4C1 ,early as 1510 it .
Qir0(17.11 the Whole world. ,For
eenturie,sit has Periodically eivept over
veriede parte ot the world. The lad'
great world was in- 1889 1890
when it generally. known by the
:French mime of fa grippe. The drogue
his alwala grovelled Treat east to west:
. Svarrome
The aymptonis are Oinillar to those, 01
4010171i4u1X:rheeal:ka:a- try:et:: IfitaCtf;.`
Sneezing, :Bashed tae.e.ehille,-achea and
:Paine in the back pains tn
Ake 40400115 andlteltind eyes,: gen-
eral Pilpical 4epreesitni, and temper
atiire rising to between
PIVETIT
1.41. it:talierh.Tan° dOOte;il
baio naturally learned. • a , great deal
ahout its Prevention aitri treatment
Tine :first principle.' Of .Preveeticiii is to
keep avieY freiir those lofected, end•the
eeorind,:' 'to up the geriii-remsting
pieta of the body by. eating' nourishing
911°C4f 1Aello,i** antg':1°Yttrir:•4112Ythgeett:P911:21:itre
end in bright, welEventilatea rooms as
04^ an • posilbla.. .The • mph* throat
ahladia:PO:14,. 4rna'ilPrI49,3.(8)3ean8Y48te`W:thleaa.11Y§nalickla
frquestit disiotocoft'bPnntisePtio
propftM,tioni.as Chloretene and • ',Serino
are etlaPted for this purpose.
• Infighting wanton*: epideinick • doc-
tors &Mid quininee Useful preventative.
Ocie polo or sulphate.0 email* mixed
with (IMkeet dissolved In) 4, NYLPegiads''
fat Of • Cold water makes an exCellent
iitieeptie;. "' The anti -microbic
ropOrtine quinine are well known
nitida Use as described above at once
elieveethn .sYlaittete0 of rs�re .throat,
hick reanit from the etfain of the fight
• tweint the white, bloodeorptisel 8- itha
he invading gerna in the ,tqi,ntisii0181-143thiet
iso given ,internally With. ett_Coesti .as
ibientative.:-.fii :one of the ,more re 1
ent.ontbreek* Europe, en wiped-
tienliad%"Yoirt Olia6dregnimwebilictbof"ceeilivat -4)fwenree,
ach -given•.7i, gains of. quinine: in
noon.: of whisky &SY for 22 days,
hilet those. Of the Other squadrons
70 -none:, :..Thelatter; squadrons . had
row to 44 •Caiseii eioi Of
1114 thated wjoh. quinine
eteltipedonlY 'Tnhalatons. of
il Of .e,tialat,Y,Ptiiti, thymol, oil Ileant-'
ILO th'; like are.:.'else na•uable
How To TREA IT
ti..,e
-When apera�n 18 atruck
nlY one course lies ',open.. That is:to
kn.:CO b.04 With the. least possible de -
y, and call:*.a doctor. Beef,' Warmth
nd einet arethree remedies
f , the primary disease, And the- heat
reVentaiive itarriOrif deadly cempli-
genii; of which ,Piiminitinia is the most.
Cquent. .there is nu 8pecific
•r influenza, . Yet there are manydritgf.
inch play A u:efiri pert in relieving, it,
Oh ice aspirin nerleas:
• nics,' anti -neuralgic, ' antiseptic. and
aL inedreineir,--Wbtr ire-.irdithelfirthe
hyotehin hrcharga. • .
'Mist To lkT
The dietic rules. which apply;:fie• any
verapply equally tr.! influenza: /maid:
*at firstr.eolids a latie later on in a
daily amending 'scale from Jiggly
led fresh eggs to *hen, roastjeasnts,
• 'Water, cold or hot, may be sipped
"egg water Muir be given.- This eat
Bent dish is prepared by blending
ith plat of cold ,Water, • thel:. o hipped-
hiteri Of frotit. 2 te 4..eggrillavoured
;with salter cinnamon: Then tht animal
biotite-May be given. There -are -Many
eases ItivWhich. even, the lightest fonds
;Are *pined With loathing and corenton
; berme lutist be used in adapting diet to
the 'ease. intend.
• Piieeacnons
• (1) The "Should • be separated
from the healthy. This is etpecially
,$111POittlilt lir the cats of first attacks .10
• ,h6(grfr,t1D6eithidar'ges from the 11046 and
mouth alletild net be allowed to get -dry
. On II poolist handkerchief or . maids the
rated in d.ugust, 1014, and Went to how* Ace dr Wort They should at
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I. AnIS BANK
44,
CAPITAL AND RESERYL: $8,84*
Arenehte in Canada
A tieneral Banking Business:Transacted
Circular Letters of Credit
Bank Money Orders ,
•
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed at highest eurrtnt rote
•REill, Manager.
•
pi A, Nos , are agents-fOr f011owins„
high-grade initruments: Gourlay
Winter and Leeming, Heintzman & .0U4 tilc '-
Newcombe' Piaiio Co.
The mai feattireo o
z
The New
VVitliains
Seiviog Machinc.
are its eaSy and quiet,
action, its siMplicity),
. durability and free-
dom from -replivol."
See its before
Second4land 0Qods
Buggy, 2 Organs, Sewing Machine), z Manure
" Spreader, I Oliver Sulky Plow,
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. Full information
Range will be sent free to any address
upon request to nearest branch office.
The' P a, idyg a
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'Ra;tip is .your., real.
• friends on wash.44y.
Change - the -tOp
•‘, around, set theboil-
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el- on the far side
and- Ilk the: three
•*lest holes—
• can -boil qm., .011
-2 „9
time ;• no extra fuel,
nortishorconfiziOn:
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about the Pandora
London :Toronto.% Montreal
'St.John,N,I3. Hamilton , • Calgary
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anc'otiver.
Saalcateoir
once be collected in paper. or clean .rags
and bitrited: If this puma be done,
-they-sh-ould-br:dropped, into a* -vessel
containing water.
-. (3) Infeated articles and rooms sheid(1
be cbansed and disinfected, Use dis
infeetantsr,rshere. Wash.,thehands
frequently:: „
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(4) Those attaCked.: should; not, -on
any account, mingie With other ,people
for at feaet peri of. tee Aye from
commencement of the attack, In.qtvere
cams they shotild. reniain 'eviay bern
work. k.ir longerperkid. •
(s) Special attention sbould be given
to cleanliness 'and ,ventilation Warni
are classfied as flavotir friiiiiiiind ntitri,!
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tive fruits -the apple eOiliee ti. nder toth
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., Those who make a liheral* use I.,f •
apples will serve the dtia. purpose' rf
:saving fO'r'shipment overeetes etleb irt- .. '
icles of food as are fit for .thitt parpose .
etria-the same trine furnish .- ttsefoi•
food for the hotteehold.°
'Extracts from a little booklet by:the:.
Fruit Branch of the bominion. Oepart:,
Meat of Agrieulttiroeivieg 180ireeipea
tor the use of the, apple, . The nook can :
.be liadiree;otr.aPpltaation to the Potrt
linatione 'Branch, Department o Agri.
cultote, Ottawa, - • . ,
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clothing.shoUTd. boworn; the feet should ' •
be kept dry and ek tinnedeoiary • expos- -1„. •
• Twp, Coancita.-inetion, -witivpiesettup-r.
HURON. COUNCIL
ure avoided. •
I 4t, the CIAO:sir meeting et the Iltiren, •
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ple without qaestiOn is the
king of friiitaWhether fresh, 'dried evae-
mated or canned It is a wholesome food,
'easily -prepared, attractive and 'palatable
at all times,'" Always:- cook , apples: • in.
,earthere or granite • utensile and, use
inlyerrgranite r .wooden 'spoons for stir.'.
ring, The nee of the apple is the basis"
for all marmactured'jatit i ell known. -
This is due tothe large. ainoint of.Pect.
me which 4 contitino. Thera is no Waste'
goo4 apple; even the paring' aild
core mai he utilized for je.4 Fruit'?
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-pointinrcatl-Centiollettor the tOwn-
ship. The motion read* is Witmer. ,
Irw1n-4eCeeliThat Levi. Morgan
e aPPoleted as Fuel Oontroll4 or cum-
Missioner for the Tvv`p, of attron, tied'
. that his salary he $50.op for the halance
of this year,.1918„,' Carried.*
By-law No. 501 te apoint as Fuel
Commissioner for the top. of Ilitiou
. for the hilanee of the year 1918,or bri.
t I disMissed by toneeil, arid flxrng hie rt.
. muneratiorr, was dilly passed, signed and
sealed,
Council will -next Meet oh 46+411,1tif
lith at the uttal plaoo flail hour. •
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