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Doll!! the rirgit thins is seldom a source
0! Worry"-We ave not worried about the
success of this business.
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“Dive” in for a bottle of
Seely’s Carelalia Toilel
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Makes you feel good all over
when you use it in the bath
Splendid for the face afte
shaving $1.00.
-_ Bath Brushes, Rubbe
§:>onges, ’l`ooth Brushes,
all Brushes, Manicuring
Articles. A large assort-
ment to choose from
E. A. Foste
Central Drugstore
Sunnyside
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Calgary Oil Fields
Fullest information furni-
shed upon nnplientifxn and
detailed reports supplierl.
Stfcks bought :md sold on
commission./\ general stock-
broking lmsnm-_ss conducted.
References
_ Dominion Trust Co
Dunns, Braclstretts ,
Laugner & Co
Stockbrokers 
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` MILK FROM BEANS.
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Don't keep a cow, keep a bean. No
luuler is it necessary to .own a farm
to control your own milk, butter and
cheese supply. All you need is eno-
,uglr barnyard to grow a bushel or
so of heans.l Never again need the
milk supply be cut off by a'bllzz.1rtl
or the Dlice of butter elevated ' to
cxtortlonate figures by conscienceless
monopolies; neither will the h‘r-ed
man he compelled _ tqforesake the
hay at 4 at m.. to do the milking or
thc barefooted “taken” boy freeze
his toes frosty mornings bringing in
the cows.
No, sir! Not any more! Science
has come to the rescue, and as the
horse disappears before the all-con-
quering automobile, so will the mild-
‘eyed uvooley cow vanish before the
lactiferoun bean.
'Phe I__ondon Times is responsible
for this news, and everybody knows
that tho Times is ya mighty serious.
not to say solemn, purveyor of in-
formation. It says that at a London
chemical laboratory a process has
been discovered of manufacturing
synthetically a pure and wholesome
milk of high nutritive value from a
casein obtained from the soya bean
and from this milk has been made
excellent butter and cheese. The
soya lmao has long been noted as u
great milk producer when- fed to
cows. and, of course, since a man is
smarter tlzan a cow, it was to hc cx-
pected that sooner or later the cow
would lose her job as an intermedi-
ary in the process.
l\airymer- who have been losing
their trnnpers over these sanitary ar-
rangements demanded these daysharld
\vho declare that there is no money
in the n.ilk business anyhow, ought
to hc happy over the discovery.
Growing beans is a good deal easier
than caring for a lot of cows, and
1-. goof. ri-nl cheaper, too. The poe-
try industry will feel the change
n_csl ii. the disappearance uf tae
rc-sy-elcekerl mlilkmaid, there is
nothing 1‘omvintic about picking
beans. '
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KILL OFF THE M.-\Ll<l BIRDS- NUW
lifliis which have been ferilizcd
constitute the greatest proportion of
the inferior _stock which, when ex-
amlned, proves unfit for food. it is
not necessary that these shall have
remained for u. time under a brumly
hen, a temperature of seventy degrees
being, in itself, suflicicnt to cause the
gcrn; to comence to grow. If thc
heat is constant thc development of
thc chick will continue, but if it ceas-
es or is intermittent, putrcfaction at
once sets in, and the ogg becomes bad,
On thc other hand, infertile cggs
which are free from the active germ
cell, do not, under ordinary condi-
tions, rlcterioratc seriously.
facts, and consequently vcr feu
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nako any clloit to insure infertility.
The impression prevails among many
that the prescnec of the male bird in
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thc flock is essential to the produc-
tion of a maxim.um numhcr of eggs.
This assumption has been proven,
time and time again, to he absolute-
ly without foundation.
Farnzers and, others selling eggs for
market are recommended to kill oil
or dispose of the male birds after the
breeding season. .\s a result of their
remaining with the flock after June
1, l‘anadian farmers lose each year at
least a million dollars through the
presence of partially incubated eggs
in thc produce which is marketed.
'l‘hc fact that the best trade in many
cities in (‘nnada now odors thc pre-
mium of from one to flvc cents per dov.
cn for non-fertilized eggs, sumtests
which but few can afford to over-
look.
Poultry dealers in the larger Cun-
adian nwirket in order to activcl
'rss vA_LUs '1‘H.vr aroma orvss
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The trotting stallion Billy Burke,
sold_ by A New York _0wuer, _left for
R\lB§la,` cal‘l‘yillg t\\‘g policies gf ln-
surauces for #$40,000 each, one cover-
ing the sea voynru and the other the
life of the horse for one year, sea
risks inclided. The purchase-
er Was the Russian ambassador to
the United States, Mr. Geo. Bakhme-
tell, who is also u member of the
Imperial--\`t. Petersimrg Society for
the Encouragement of Breeding Trot-
ting Ilorses. Hs paid J. Howard
Ford $40.000. after ‘the horse had
passed |)r. llZc(‘ully’s examination for
soundness. Billy Burke- is ., good-
lookinéi. as well ns R sound, horse,
but many such are to he found in all
parts of tho country, and Mr, Balch-
metefl might have secured ,, shiplond
for the amount he paid for this one,
were he seeking simply appearance
and freedon from constitutional dc-
fects. He wanted, though, some-
thing that is not determined in the
snow-ring. lie paid the price of two
contests, not taken for granted, nnd
thc crown is tn the victor. 'l`he les-
son of it all is that the Unitrd
Htntgg \\ ould soon run out of Billy
llurkeg if there were 'ao racing. If
lit is admitted that it is desirable to
continue producing nnirrals that will
no whnted by other nations for the
improvement of their stock, thru l`110~
ing must be <:ontin_ne<l. »N0 sitlc is
sm-S um 0]{sc1|i'c this out'stnnli:1g
an additional financial consideration'U-".‘l__“l‘C9'l"l5’v"rted met' _
MANY USES OF EGllb‘.
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udinn ogg trade, have agreed to con-
tinue to pay during thc last week in
May, the present high priccs quoted
for male birds.-Poultry llivision, Ot-
tawa. 5
“Better investigate The Matchlcss
proposition. Savings Bank Interest
paid on all money paid in up to first
Scptcmhcr next_~ _ 3379,
:Right fresh from the markets,|
has arrived n splendid assortmcntof
(Ianada’s host cigars, Davis, l’er-
fection, Mnritana, Marguerite and'
7-24, thrcc for a quarter-Tuckctts
preferred 15c. carb, two for a. quar-
ter. Black and White, 5c. straight
and other brands. These are the
cigars that burn evenly *from a per-
Fcw farmers seem to realize these..
feet blend of perfect blend of pure
tobacco, and have the frasrant aroma
und excellent flavor that you desire.
Mcl{iunon’s Drug Co., ('orncr Grout
(lsorgc and Kent Streets. mtl.
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assist in the improvcmcnt of thc (lam.
A conccntratud .'il`numinous water
made front six e§\£7s and _ iluhft Ul
vrnter is 8 remedy in some cn-'es ol
poisoning. The wlritc of cgi; is used-
L.Xf_@;\nal|_y_,p; A ggothing medium for
burns, uithor' alone or wlrivl-'U1 “lf-U
oil. lthcn whipped with alcohol it is
used as __rlress1nt; for bed sores. lu
cases of fracture, the whitc of 
is used for soaking the bandages,
thus' binding -them together .ind Pro-
moting, knitting of the frnctnrc. The
whito algo ls_uscd larguly in clarify-
ing liquids and in the preparation
of household cemcnts.
__ fl‘l_1u_ yolk_ of-,egg is "used in some
cases of cancer and dysentery, in
ymulticcs and various snlves (Jil is
extracted from the yolk and is used
n, gonrl deal in cold countries for
chapped hands, for burns and to DVC-
imnt poxnurks_ There are many uses
to which eggs a-re put besides being
catch, ln 'many factories they are “S-
ed la\'L‘ely, as well as in Illutlifinc for
cXtI'l'I1:\l and internal purposes, Modi-
cjrrnlly, they sgldoni are usvr] in cnsus
of fever, on account of their nutritive
value, but they often arc prescril-'cd
hundred common horses for the lig-l\\'l.io make claims of heavy egg Dro-
urcs, “2,03},” tha appendix to thalduction, and they are not without
nnma of this one. Race records, not foundation. They have work|_».\ with
tin cup ilgllréu. give value to the their birds for years past and have
horse in the eyes of those who liavellxought the laying qualities to thc
thu DI`iCe Q0 PHY l0l` Ulf’ m0_Bf» ‘l€‘ffront. This menus that one may sc-
Sll'5U'l'3- (0`;|"l*5e and Stmlllnuv ““llcCt today almost any variety of foul
‘well as speed. are proven in actual
in digestive disorders, because they _
pass through without tiring the or- I," 'ip ' __ _
gaus and furnish a restoring food.  101 » 
According to some Physicians there Q' - I .  V, v " ~,r,._. ‘
is not a more delicate, more stlmu- ' ‘ 'V'-’
lating or more easily digested food, \ \
and they are used much during con- *il ,_ »
valescence forming _the tra.nBltion` _“'*__*-'_ _ __ ,
form the broth diet to tho more sub-l ,- ' _.ul  tt' , l. "
stantisl fare. lu cases of diarrhoea ` -,_  \,j<   ‘
or dysentery, when most drinlls in- r ’ , _'Q _ \  ,Y 
crease the disease, whipped white of. JT _ +._ _» a-1.-.' __‘,'_'.- \' ' _
egg, mixed with water nnd "_ little ' _, »--=* r f
sugar, is excellent to Blake the thirst
of the patient.
STRAIN, NUT BREED, _
'l‘I-il". El~lSI<]\"l`IAL
There is no one breed of lloultry
that fwr oversllndows all others in
egg production. 'I here are some
strains of all Lrcezls that are flue cgi;
procac.-rs. fcr they have L-'een bred
for that purpose through several gHn~
crutions.. You vlill l.n.l breeders of
all the ditlerc-nt breeds and varieties
and find strains that are excellent for
egg production.
'lhc thing tn do is to make thc sc~
cctiuu of the lmcd and variety uc-
crding to your own taste for alar-
gc or small bird or for ;;o1nc'purtiru-
lur color. The matter gi strain then
is to he considered. Be sure thot you
buy from some one who hu.. ei str.ii,,
of known egg-p1‘o1luCing powers. lf
you get such e_gi;a for hatching you
arc ,lust starting cvcn with the
lreczllr himself. llc has worked to
bring his hirrls up to .. high :»'t.u|idn|‘|l
of cxccllemre in |n'odnr:iln; prml-rs, und
you ;-re taking hin at his l,n.'.t. ll'
you will uct \\'_’s'lY in this niatter
thorn is n., u1n»stiin that ynu will
mfilic good with poultry, Sturt l`i1’.l\f-
und kvcll right after you h.'\\'<- nude
n start.
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 Serviceable Lawn Swing
$4.50
Made of best selected hardwood, frame painted,
red, with chairs finished in natural varnish. The
frame is held together with strong iron bars, thus
making accidents almost impossible. These swings
are guaranteed in every way, and are an ornament
in the lawn. Purchase one to-day and enjoy solid
out-door comfort. Price Each 2 Passenger _$4.50
4 Passenger ..................  
Camp Chairs, Ca1np_Siools Etc
These are something
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veranda, 'boat or camp
this summer.These stools
_ and chairs fold up and
 ;   are easily carried about.
f' '~Yf§’_ _fn Made with strong wood
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The Company have 5 PAIRS pure ranch bred of P. E. Island The Company are adding 8 pairs this year’s foxes, all of the
pedigreed Silver Black F oXes proved breeders all registered and highest grade Silver B1a.Ck St09k the Progeny of the Companyls Ped'
pedigrees filed. They have produced 15 pups for this year and the
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