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The Huron Expositor, 1930-05-02, Page 34!F Plt a li 41 tflitl;Kx'�i4' hi l�! ��,1��{�} if ;J4 a, i �fSi1��"' ituF t Ali vp � ri'" J,�i'1-rw l s �: fibra TOUR VALUABLES Fire, theft and carelessness --all have your valuables at their mercy. A safety deposit box costs so little that no one need take ttie risk of losing bonds, stock certificates, con• tracts, wills or other valuable papers. Ask us about this service. THE DOMINION BAN SEAFORTH 'BRANCH. R. M. Jones - Manager 227 RHEUMATIC VICTIM the mature birds should be fed regu- FOR SIXTEEN YEARS larly and in this way avoid the possi- bility of the birds overfeeding. Good lDr. Williams' Pink Pills Restored Her mashes, finely ground, fed in the dry Health. state are recommended in a commer• cial way, The feeding of finely chop - Rheumatism is a disorder of the ped hard boiled egg and stale bread blood. Wet, cold weather may ag- 'crumbs for the first few days is gravate it but that is not the cause. highly recommended. Bad blood charged with uric acid is Young turkeys may be hatched na- the reason. Re -build the blood and turally or in incubators, and brooding rheumatism will disap'pear.....Dr. Wil- may be carried on in either the natur- tams' Pink 'Pills enrich and rurify al or the artificial method. the blood and that makes good health.. Protection should be afforded the Mrs. John C. McPherson, St. Marys, young birds until they are at least Ont., writes:! --"For sixteen years I two weeks old, after which time they was a ,victim of rheumatism. For el- may be allowed more freedom. even years I was unable to walk. The turkey is, strictly speaking, a Massage and chiropractic treatment farmer's fowl, and cannot be success - failed. I was utterly discouraged till fully reared in close confinement. 1 heard how strongly Dr. Williams' While it is possible to keep poults in Pink Pills were recommended for cas- a small space and still make rapid es like mine. I began their use and growth, cheap grains are only pos- in a few weeks the pain lessened, my sible on free range. Where the tur- appetite and color improved, and now keys can roam over meadows, pas - am able to do light housework. It tures or wooded areas an excellent is wonderful what these pills have opportunity for cheap gains is assur- done for me." ed, and since the turkeys do little Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do one damage to growing crops they can be thing but they do it well—they looked upon as an essential to any enrich and purify the blood. This farmer since they feed largely on rich blood banishes rheumatism, grasshoppers and other insects dur- eciatica, neuralgia and neuritis and ing the summer months. They re• promotes health and strength. The quire little attention and com'para- Pills are sold by medicine dealers or tively little feed after they develop ?oy mail at 50 cents a box from The their red heads. After this time they Dr. Williamis' Medicine Co., Brock- should be allowed to roost in the op- ville, Ont. en from then until marketing time in the fall. To . make a success of turkey rais- ing the turkey flock should be kept entirely away from the barnyard, or from the poultry yard, since much of the trouble with turkeys is caused Turkey l'reeding is not the difficult from blackhead, which is frequently nr.dertaking that is generally suppers- present in and around the poultry ed, when the breeding stock and poults yards. The turkey being naturally a are properly handled. Essentials to wild bird desires freedom, and when success in turkey breeding are: clean kept away from the poultry flock and soil, nature stock for breeding, good barnyard gimes the owner little cause foods properly fed to both mature for worry, and when properly hand - and young stock, free range and above led usually gives handsome revenue :nil the keeping of the :turkey flock for time and money expended. away from other barnyard fowls. Soil that is contaminated with the droppings of fowls of any kind is not desirable soil on which to rear tur- lkeys. 'If it is impossible to have 'soil which has not previously been used for poultry keeping make sure that the land has been ploughed and thor- oughly cultivated. A desirable soil for turkey raising is one that is light and porous in texture, sand or gravel being desirable. Low lying land or t;eavy clay soils should be avoided, especially for the raising of poults. Breeding stock should be well ma- tured, especially the females. Good yearling birds are preferable to any other age. Well developed cockerels may be used to advantage, but should 'Ube bred on mature females. Avoid using males which are over grown -and also the use of females which are over standard weight, as they fre- quently break many of the eggs, at hatching time. Feeds for turkeys should be made of sound grains, and in no case should shrunken grains be used or grain that has become moulded or heated in any way. Avoid overfeeding, as much loss in turkey raising is caused by digestive disorders. Suitable grains are oats, cracked corn, wheat, barley or (buckwheat. Variety is recom- mended. Mashes of the above grains can be used and should be fed in self- feeding hoppers, so that the birds can help themselves. Feed the graips and mashes from hoppers or troughs and avoid allowing the turkeys to eat their food' from the ground, as this is a frequent source of contamina- tion. Poults should be fed in much the same way as baby chicks, and like TURKEYS A PROFITABLE CROP WHEN HANDLED PROPERLY ".So Skinny Shamed In Bathing Suit. Gained 15 Lbs." HEALTH SERVICE OF THE CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION How Are You? If the subject of conversation is an indication of interest in the subject, then, without doubt, health comes first in the public interest, since the question most frequently asked is:— How are you? 'What is your answer to -day, and what is it going to 'be in the future? Are you making things pleasant for yourself and for those with whom you live and work, because you are happy with the joy of good health, or are you one of those depressing persons who demands sympathy because he looks so miserable? It is surpsising how much of health is due to neglect of those es- sentials which can easily be' secured by most people and which do not cost money. The proper kind of food costs no more than the wrong kind. Fresh air and sunshine are to be had for the asking. 'Sleep is not for sale; it means a proper bedtime. Exercise, rest and cleanliness can usually be secured by making a reasonable ef- fort. These are the factors upon which personal health so largely depends. They are under our own control; no- body can help us very much in secur- ing them. If we' want to enjoy health we cannot neglect them. Too many late dances which take up the time for sleep; too much liv- ing in artificial light and not enough sunlight; too many sweets between meals spoiling the appeti't' for pro- per food; indoor parties instead of outdoor exercise, are tome of the common reasons for ill health. In addition to neglecting themselves many persons are, in other ways, par- ticularly careless as regards the health of others. They cough and sneeze without covering the nose and mouth; they talk right into your face; they kiss the baby on the mouth. In fact, they do about e•vexything they can do to spread to everyone _they chance to meet any disease germs which may be present in their own nose and throat. ,Many are also careless of them- selves in disregarding the limits within which they may expect their bodies to function normally. The hu- man an body can stand up under a great deal ; of wear and tear, but, beyond ceted yeast. Results in 1/a time. certain limits, it begins to break. It So quit being ashamed of "skinni- I is a matter of common sense to keep ness," •sallow skin. Get hotted within the .limits. Success is empty Yeast from druggist taidaryy. Feel, which is gained at the expense of a '(great to -Morrow. Money back from wrecked 'bedy. Health without, wealth manufacturer. if clot delighted with is preferable to *.i a,lth without health. kquiok results. ", 1 "Gained 15 lbs: taking 'Ironized Yeast. Was always ashamed to wear bathing suit but now I can and not feel too skinny."—Eulah Lanningham. Thodsands write of 5 to 15 lbs. gained in 3 weeks with Ironized Yeast. Bony limbs round out. Ugly hollows fill in. 'Blemished skin gets clear and rosy like Magic. Nervous- ness, indigestion, constipation dis- appear overnight. Sound .sleep. Nem health and pep front very fust day. Two great tonics in one. --special weight -building Malt Yeast and strengthening Iron. Pleasant+ little. tablets. Far stronger than uritnedi- is%ii11k0:414.% csv Linoleums THAT WILL WEAR EXTRA heavy linoleum that will withstand hard wear, and also display the rarest beauty in design. The richest of the new colorings. For kitchen, pantry, bedroom, hall or din- ing room. 4 yards wide $3.75 to $4.00 Floor Oil Cloths, big variety of patterns in every width made. Specially priced. Congoleum Rugs GOLD SEAL QUALITY HESE new Congoleum Rugs which are the smartest of hundreds of patterns would be difficult indeed to match in either artistery of design or beauty of colorings. 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No store will show you nicer suits. And no store can possibly give yon better prices. With a determination to have the best suit values we have bought gener- ously, selected carefully and priced closely. Blues, plain striped ; Greys, solid or fancy ; and Browns in new shade- ings are here in quality clothes, cut to fit, in the newest styles, and guaran- teed to keep their color and shape. Come in and see for yourself. Prices $15 to $35 d Stewart Bros. Seaforth, Ont j,��ttsi+�}��..r,� Ire f,'dl`I} u7942.ik4,'�',t4�Ypi If Carpet Rus. The FloorCovering De Luxe RUGS colorful with thc best dyes, clear and unfading; colors that will last as long as the rug. Soft and deep woven, they are a pleasure to walk upon. 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