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SenEnnnR einen

FOR SALE—Rhode Island Reds,
hens, pullets and a few choice
cockrels. Phone 26 F. Sidney.
Also Remington 22 gun.
ny

FOR SALW—Seed Grain—spring and
fall wheat. Apply Alfred Few,
Deep Cove.

SALE OF FURNITURE at Beach
House, Sidney. Oak extension, 3-
leaf dining table, 2 lounges, sev-
eral chairs.

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GARAGE FOR RENT—Apply John
Matthews, Third Street.

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FOR SALE—About two tons of good
oat hay. Cheap for cash.
Review.

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$10,000 TO LOAN on First Mort-
gages, Farm Lands and City Pro
perty. Interest 844 per cent. Appl3
Miss Dorothy Macdonald, 128
Clarence Street, Victoria, B. C.
hone 6914L.
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DATERS--CLOSING OUT ENTIRE
stock. $00 slightly used, all kinds.
Cheapest in Victoria. Eastern
Stove Co., 848 Fort St., Victoria.
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FOR SALE— Roller Canaries. Apply
Thompson & Ingles, James Island.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. 21-5

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STEWARE MONUMENTAL WORKS,
Ltd. Write us for prices before
purchasing elsewhere. 1401 May
Street, Victoria. Alex. Stewart,
manager.

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SHELL FERTILIZER—Sweetens the
soil, 86 per cent. calcium earbon-
ate, $6.00 per ton, sacked, at the
factory Sidney Saanich Canning
Co., Ltd. . t

CLOTHING REPAIRED and Cleaned }.
736° ‘Johnson: atroot, Vietoria. Par-
-cels may be left with Mr. J. Criteh-

;, Guy Walker. :

Apply

AUD
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GIVE SATISFACTION BRING
Ir TO THE

4] ewel Box”

1114 Broad St.
VICTORIA

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Mainspring $1.00
Cleaning - - $1.00
All work guaranteed.

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SPECIAL—15 Jewels, Gold-fil-
led Bracelet
Watch

$10.09

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SHIRT, COLLAR AND
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716 Yates Strect

VICTORIA
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NOVELTY ADVERTISING

Calendars, Metal Signs, Stick-
ers, Labels, &c. Agassiz & Co.,
183 Pemberton Bldg., Victoria.

BEWARE OF WORMS

Intestinal parasitism of fowls is
brought to attention at this season
of the year because the most striking
‘phase of the disease is often seen ac
this time.‘ _ °

This.. diséase is vastly. more pre-|;

. valent than: ‘tuberculosis,’ with which

in its chronic’ ‘form* it may be con-
fused. ‘clinically; and : ‘from an 'eco-

i sid: only” O° roup:" ;
2 In: -order. ‘properly to. . understana

; the disease ‘the * ‘following brief des-

» fidential details, No trifling. High-

_ est references, honorable, helpful.
~ Only ‘bureau in B.C. Use assumed
name “at. first, if desired, to save
‘embarrassment, Write: The Ruth
Foster Syndicate, Box 340, Van-
couver, B.C,

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men more than what
they read."—Pliny, the
Younger.

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Dusiness. Directions that you
give personally are quickly and
accurately executed, becausc
your associates ennnot fall to
understand. Bach  tnflection
has a meaning for them,

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when you would confer with
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Dr. A. G. Lough, Dentist, Victoria
Hae opaned a branch offices "at Yourth
Bt,, opposito Auditorium, Aldnoy,
Nowra of personal altondance: 9 a.m,
UIT 12 noon on Tuoadays, Thuradaye
and Saturdays, Offices will ba open

dally from @ acm, il 6,20 p.m.

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Sands Funeral Co.

Funeral Directors and Qualified Bm-
balnors, Calls promptly attonded to,
day er night. Gady In attendunce.
Private family rooma and home-like
Chapel. Office phone 8806, raaldanan
phones. GO86 and 7003, Office at
1642 Suadre St, Victoria, UG. C.

B. C, FUNERAL CO., LTD
“(WAY Wwann's)

, Waeehave a roputation for oxparienced
. “gervica and moderate chargoa,
oBXLONGINE over 60. yenre,
Lady, attendant,

ry Mroughten, Bt,,. Victoria, BO,
sPelophonon 2396, 2286, 3297, 1773

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cription’ of the: ‘chronic form is giver

since it may precede or follow’: ‘the
acute form. ‘

The sick animals. become thin;. al-
though the appetite is not especially
disturbed. At times the appetite is
eyen increased and is accompanied
by an intense thirst for cold water.
The droppings are thin, contain con-
siderable yellow slime, and are pas-
sed in small quantities, but at short.
intervals. After a time other symp-
toms develop. The sick animals be-
come dull’ and Hstless, remain apart
from the rest of the flock—the feath-
ers are ruffled aid the wings droop,
the appetite is lost and the birds al-
low themselves to be easily caught.
Impatred organic functions lead t2
extreme emaciation and a fatal ter-
mination usually follows, when the

subject is but a mere shadow of its
former self.

It is not tho chronic form, how-
ever, that wo are primarily intcrest-
ed imal the moment, but with a ferm
sO acute ag to be very misleading.
Suddenness of onset and great pros-
tration unually lead to the assump.

tion that the birds have consumed:

polsonoua material, Tho bolief Js
further favored, in many Instances,
by tho fact that no previous Indica-
tion of disease haa extated,

In go far na we have boon able to
Joarn, thosa atincka aro alwnya dae
vocinted with sudden. changes in
weather conditions, Tha waual his-
lory is to the offect tnt birds are
found in a-proatrated condition, cam
and wattles suddenly become dark fn
color, follawed hy death in one to
Lhroe days, and this oceurs just aftor
a auddon drop in tomperature vanal-
ly precadad by rain.

Dy this it would soem that the

birds ara able to bold thelr own
apainst the parasites nnder, favorable
conditions, but are unable sueeosa-
fully to carry on Lhe fight whan ro
duced by adversa influances,

Aceurated dlagnosts ta tho firet oa.
gontial and tha fact should he kept
in mind that one of Ue most devital-
tzing Cape worme fs Ho ama na to ree
quire n microscopical examination to
daterming ite preqonce,

Trontment showld bea directed to-
avarda fostering the alroady wantin
atrongth of the patients rather than

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he latter course | wilt anally youult
in. tha doath, of many birda that
uthorwine, mlgle be pave.

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Victory Bond Interest

When your interest coupons become due,
or when you receive cheques for interest
on registered bonds, deposit them in a Sav-
ings Account in the Bank of Montreal.
The money you receive on your investment
in bonds will then earn interest for you.

- 723g Sidney Branch: Vases. |
A. S. WARRENDER,

Manager.

BANK OF MONTREAL

Established over 1OO years

“MILL ‘EMPLOYEES.

Accident and Si ickness Policies issued by the Continental Casualty”

paid $33,000,¢00.

Co. are the most liberal contr acts issued by any company. - Claims |
Bstablished: 1885.

We can show you policies

paying from $30 to $200 per month during. periods of: disability.
i sichnenect and every’ form of mocident cowareds

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A small done of physic is ‘indicatea;! luid 1893 eggs, an average of 210.
merely to remove: -from the intestines| The sire of these pullets came from

the slime with its accumulated toxic

products. Grain feed should ‘be with-
held, the ration consisting entirely of
easily digested wet mash. Good hy-
giene should be practised and where
outside roosting places have been
used, these should be substituted by
regular houses.

When by careful handing, the
birds regain tholr normal condition,
further doses of physic (igpsom
salts) may be administered; one
fourth pound to one hundred birds

once a week or every ten days is re-!

commended.

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THE VALUE OF

A GOOD MALE:

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a line of high producers of which thel¢
six nearest female “ancestors aver- |}

aged 232 eggs in their pullet year.
The care of the mothers and of the
daughters was similar, therefore, the

increased production must have been} }

due to the sire and if he had hac
no more than the nine daughters that

were in this pen the increase of 400:

eggs at an average price of two cents
an egg would have meant $8.00 ad-
ditional.

It is a question if anything brings.

quicker increased revenue in sthe
flock than a proper selection of the

mule and now when breeders should | &

be seeing about securing the males
for mating next spring with the flock
this matter should receive attention.

The man who would mato the
maximum trom his flock must use

That it pays in dollars and cents|only malos that have a record of pro-

to breed from pedsgreed Urea ba say
cockorels has been fraquently dem-
onstrated, One iWuatration may be
taken from tha last Canadian Tes
Laying Contest-hald at Ottawa. The
Pxperimental Form had a pon of
White Leghorn pullots (pen 65) tn
this contest, nine of these pullets
wore from the aime sire though they
wore from ning different mothers.
The total production of tho nino
mothers in tholr pullet. your was 1469
Ge Or AN AvOraARO of 169, Tho nine
pulluts m the h2 weeks at the contest

a

vucdien behind them, mated that ean
trapamnit this abliity to their daugh-
ters. There are available in Canada

preodors who apectaiize in pedigreod.| | ie

stock, a good muny of them under
government inspection through Roe-
cord of Performanco, and through
yorlatration secured in theCanadian
National Rgg Laying Contests. From
these, as well aw the Mxporimontal
Farina and Colleges, good breeding
malas may bo secured If they are
purchased now yathor than when
\hey nre enentet next spring.

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Keeps Skin Soft and Smooth

Many men suffer from Irrita-
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shaving, With some It assumes
a form of eczema and becomes
most annoying and unsightly.
By applying a little of Dr.
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ihe jrritation Is overcome and

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