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• ',.fgrEmis AT TEESWATER
4fdreOlgOO targe Onthering at Sacred
Meat Churgli Picnic On First Visit
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to 'Seta Breice.
LANGIDE
Miss Grace RiEhardson attended
the 'coaching:class held in Teeswater
the first of last week.
Mr.' and Mrs, Russel Ritchie of St.
Helens spent Sunday with Mr: and
. Urn AT Emerson -
Mitchell F, HepburrA, 14„P,‘„, leader
'Of the. -.Ontario LiberalParty, . Made;
hki • first .appearance before the elec.,
tors of South BrnCe- at Tegswater,...
Mrs.- J. B. Morrison spent the
week -end with Torn and Edna Mor -
risen of Toronto.
Monday .evening, where he •addressed - Mr. and Mrs:, Win. MacInnes and
the Sacred fiend Church 'Picnic. Theion of near Teeswater spent Sunday
750. peoltin .preient_riecIrded, _hint 2v-ith_MIL
,Miss Grace and Jarites Richardson
ittencled the judging competition
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aetd at Ripley the• latter part of :the
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ovation. Mr. Hepburn was introduced
by 4W.cKay, M;L. for South
Ilkueei•: . • , 4
That.',there slioidd be want and yet
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and Mrs.. Moat. and, Tem
alient. AMWAY • With Mr. 4.00 Sr -Ino.
Riebardson.. , • • , •
The Langside Presbyterian church
will hOld • their. annanniversaryaerVices
•on July • Brd.,
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• •Inteaded for Last Week) 111
The June meeting; of
he White-
•chur . branch, of • the. Women's
stitute. was held • Friday afternoon at
the ;home of Mrs, fteht, • Ross. with.
a good attendance. The president,
Mrs. L. Grain presidOk •Roll qa11- was'
answered to by "My Hobby?' It, wai
derided_ for 'Mesdames Grain •and
Lott. to make .a star quilt .for .Which
tickets .-Will; .be sold in ihe near
ture. Mrs. 'R. J. Coulter gave. a
splendid Frank are visiting, this week in Tor-
PaPer "Keeping qhern me 010. •
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: )1S,I14LOUGH
Vise Tena Hodgins returned horse
after spending a few days with her
uncle at Inman • •
'Mrs. S. Shackleton renewed old ac-
quaintances here recently. '
Mrs. A. Culbert,' of Dimgannon
spent part of last week with her niece
Mrs. Mac Lane.
•'Mrs: F. A. Blackwell, Mrs. J. Percy
and Mr. Wm. Montgomery were to
Owen Sound on Thursday.
Miss 'Norine Scott of Stratford is
her----cousin;-"Evelyn-Metean.
lar.'"Wm. Scott and daughter. Mar -
'dile, also Mrs. • Milton Walsh and
plenty,. was evidence that there
, ...eornething radically wrong wt) Cant:: is teacher: at 'S.:
" L4gatt gaieen • • • , .
the,F . .
Mr.. TbomPscin has been Te,engaged
teW yeara;has telidered ber 'rennin-
'• to Cook :a' tiaband."„ Oominunits6 •
We congratulate Misses Tfazet
t4q.; 90 ,am Kiaa 'instrumental and ..:Mrs.
..2.:Atieas. in a coaritry, 14.4 teacherf' • N' 8.; t,he Past .g.'av;& a veryPere May Boyle and Isabel' Colwell
. • • .• ' - 'humorous eadm 4 How Percy,
T g ' on .being pi e 'winner's at the •inaS-"
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Lane 41.; _ . ,
akager', •and -Set, -oat" An •
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,•,;offer,a -branded:AIM', kh,'• '•
'A,little boy arrived at ;the' hems'
•tion ,of ; 'We;sterii. Wheat :,pciol as Mr and'• Mrs .161)iir 'Medulla, Of
.foolish and .• 'Rained O..Y.OrtwOdlitati4-' Wednesdai laiti -Congratulation's.
• . 'caused by the political interference
Miss Laura CoritiTiilient a few days
with the , of supply and demand
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singing, "Little Brown Church in • the
yale," was enjOyed all Mrs. Mac
Rosa' gave a. reading, .Mrs. J: Bee-
croft-a:ladle and Miss Grace Richard-
son gave the report 'of ihe.Distifer
Annual 'held at Belmore. A reading
san -----,bad_unlich___to_do_ with__preeent _ de, last eek with friends in Stratford.. "Clouds With a Silver--Linine '
pressed conditions Conservative poi- Mrs. D. MacInnes of Whitechurch, ten by Nina Moore Jamieson, was
----•?---7,--- --ides- he -pointed --out 1d-lirought--n -sflakt-a -1-9YLia-Xkla4 week With 14r. Rig -en •-1)y Mr,. F; gen-rY.....The hostess line; were Sundayvisitors at Jno.
1VIrs. R. Ross was thanked, collection Colwell's,
good to the country:, • - 0 tuul Mrs. John :MacInnes. -
querade driven at Holyroed on
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Miss Whmie'•.11ereY of. Kinear.cline,
Generat.Mospital,is holidaying at her
h din e here:- t; . ' •
Mr. Mac Lane attended the assizes
Walkertaniast week.
Mr. ,and' Mrs. Sam Nesbitt; south
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Brief addresses were given by
Foster Moffat, ex M.L.A. and Wil-
- lisin
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Mrs. , Tiffin of Whitechnich is received and. lunch served., Mrs: R. Miss Kath • leen .1uston of Kinlasi.
spending a few days with Mr: and Ross gave a demonstration on mak. spent an evening :last week with
Mrs. George Tiffin. ing scons. These were served to all Edna Boyle.
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Here is the famous Open Challenge.
Lucknow nsoterists .are asked to
make this test. We will leave the
future of Blue Sunoco motor fuel in
Lucknow to your judgement.
AN OPEN CHALLENGE
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BLUE SUNOCO, THE FASTEST ." SELLING MOTOR FUEL - 1:
. • '• AN.Mryll-NOW-liVAIVABLE-FOR"L'UCKNOW-MOTQW-----
ISTS. .• • • .
TEST IN YOUR OWN CAR
THE VAST DIFFERENCE IN GASOLINE •
'When your -tank is practical)* AlliPtYr Ail up
With BLUE Sunoco. Don't change citibiretiii-
adjustment. Run for a week or more on BLUE
SunoCo. exalusivelY.
THEN. with your tank practically empty, choose
any other gasoline or motor fuel, and run for a
short time. •
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The vast difference between BLUE
Sunoco and other gasoline or 'motor
fuel will be inunediately apparent.
While driving on BLUE Sunoco you
unconsciously • accustom yourself , to
freedom ;from knocks. greater newer
on hills and in traffic. fewer gear
• shifts. faster getaway, and more miles
• per dollar. . -•
By comparison -in driving again on
• Other gasoline you realize the many
advantages of the remarkable fuel-
-BLUE SUNOCO: ,
BLUE, SUNOCO
You Save At Lead 3°Cents Per Gallon
—because BLUE SUNOCO sells at regular gas
Price of 28 'cent -a.
BLUE SUNOCO IS A 'HIGH POWERED, KNopans
MOTOR FUEL THAT SELLS '..AT REGULAR GAS PRICE.
MONTREAL AND TORONTO, WHERE BLUE SUNOCO HAS
BEEN, SOLD FOR THE .PAST THREE YEARS, HAVE AC-
CLAIMED THIS MODERN MOTOR FUEL, AND SALES; IN
THEE- ' TWO 'CANADIAN CITIES HAVE GROWN BY LEAPS
AND BOUNDS. -As lE• ..1
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NOW LUCKNOW MOTORISTS CAN TRY BLUE SUNOCO IN
THEIR OWN CARS.
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BLUE
SUNOC
MOTOR FUEL,.
A premium Motor Fuel at regular gas price
YOU SAVE . TO 3 CENTS •PI3RGALLON
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.0115 and :General ,Repaii*
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Mr; and Mrs, O'Dowd Brant-
ford are visiting- with., the latter's
brother and sister, Mr. Wm. Dawson
and Mrs.. John Craig, .
Mr; and Mrs. Russel -Reid of Brat-.
ford spent the week -end, with his
mother, Mrs., Alex•..Iteid.
. Mies. Annetta Fisher of Linwood,.
spent the week -end at her 'benie. here.
Nr. Duncan Kennedy bOught a -new
Desota ;car :last week. ..
Miss „Fern' Thom.Auburn spent
the week -end at . the.. home .•her
annt,. Mrs. John Craig. - • • • • •
Haggit. ,of Blyth, spent.n felt
days last- week her sister, 'Mies'
Emerson. • • •
310. SOU -and daughter Mar-
velle SOO of„Kiniough ef aGeorge: .Jda,..igf.;
• akr.6.;ho 'E•yeTry.''Eoodfitttendanee:in
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PAAFEISING
Mr. and Mrs • Alfred Aimsttreng
And boys of London spent the week-
end -with Ashfield „aid Lticlinow
friends,
• Ronald _McCrusty • ,of St. Helens,
spent Saturday with Robert Irwin. ,
Miss Laura Roach returned to her
home, neg.:Ripley, Sunday, owing., to
the illness of her sister. Miss Roach
'had been 'aseisting Mrs. Norman
Shackleton Jor a few weeks.
number from here attended the
Webster re -union at Hayfield Satin--;
day.
1 Wordwas -received by Mr. S.
Kilpatrick of the death of his broth- -
er, John H. Kilpatrick, which oc-
curred in Saskatoon hosnitat, Sunday ; •
June, .after a • long illness. ,•
Stothers of Essei. warn ,
visitor at the lionie of glx4, . • :
Mrs. Mehry Horton during • the 'Week.
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spite of the oppressive heat'"on Sun- .Fgr•Pitei 4Shfi_eld Resident' Dies... • .
day nft,pyr• ahniVersary services *ra.Henry Horton' received word
the. Presbyterian „ciitirCli,„,‘Vrilleii, • Ro. last week or the cleathi-0 her
James ;
Dr. Gr.. P. 'Duncan of Stratford gave: -Itr-
Very inspiring sermons and” Rev. place in Winnipeg hospital, June
John Pollock conducted the serviees tinh, eAt'sate-hfieNil'id ;:triNdiethilirs-we.,gras7wewellto;*c"w.a;
man -
in Stratford.
hood-on.--the-larm
The WJM.S. the Presb-Y-fe-iiiir -now occured hY" •
Mr. Alex ,Hackett, con. AO. News of
church are, "having their meeting on
I • his passing was received with .deep •
Thursday.' A ' good attendance is re- .
quested. . regret by the friends of his youth,
ho held Inin in high esteem because k
Miss Lettie F .. w
Fox is visiting with of ehiessisfteorliGnag;deehnaraat:tri. , . , ,,_, ' :...
p• ..•
her sister,, Mrs. Roy Patten at Liicansu
.
The Ashfield ;Grircleii Party was
...
.Mrs. A. Emerson' is spending . a
few days at Wateidovvn attending .. . ,_, •_., _..,... ....A ......,..4...,
. . , . successful, even though the ram.
ik-4-e-unien-there.' ' .
51r, and Mrs. ceueu all afternoon ' ortata.. ...............•
Merle Wilson, nurse-in.,training in.,
James Wilson . and tnrea
pression die:
as' late as six lo'clock. The- program •'•,.-..
Messrs: James Wilson Jr. and Archie given by. the ,Lucknow 'Orchestra was -,••
Jamieson, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Ken- well received by, an appreciative au-
ne'dy and Miss _Icla,Mc9noid motored dience... The proceeds while not ,as
°- las:t large' as usual, were gratifying con-
to Stratford. on. . Wednesay f
week to attend the graihiatien of Miss sidering the counter attractions, de-
Str"Siford General • Hospital - ,-
Richard Kilpatrick vain aftended
• Dr. and Mrs. Scott of Detroit and . • . ,
Stratford Normal this Thursday
year; returned .
Miss Frances Wilson of Winghaiirr.. hon -1
spent Sunday with their bother, m
. . Mrs. Chris. Cook and son Howard '
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ja;ees are sorry .rTro-eT-rtpo: ' Mrs—Dan _spent , Thursday in S -1 r
tratford.
McInnes to be Very' siek. We hope Mrs. 'Isaac Cranston was on the ,, .....,..,::
will ' soon ,recover iury at the June Sittings of the Cedin- '''-
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Mr.. arid hIrs.. J-4elin Reid of Au- ty court held at Goderich last week.
burn attended • the anniversary on • Messrs.; Fred , and David °Anderami
Sunday and % spent. the ret of the and George Hunter of, Zion; spent
day With her Uncle; `Mr. David Ken. Sunday with Mafeking; friends.
NEWS AND INFORMATION
FOR THE BUSY FARMER •
(Furnished by the Ontario Department of Agriculture). •
Increasing Yields
The application 'of -a definite
scheme of crop . rotation is being
found an important factor in reduc-
ing feed costs. The chief/ advantages
of sudh a practice are; (1), Maintain-
ing and. improving soil Mkility thus
increasing yields; (2). Assisting in
weed control; (3) Assisting, in the
control of insect and crop diseases
by .having valious dons in fresh soil
each year; :and it makes a more even
distribution of labor hroughout the
-year -possiblelnereasing
per acre is one of the best .ways of
reducing cost of production, , and in
this respect den rotation plays a
real part.
Why Hens Stop Laying •
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A flock that has laid heavily dur-
ing the winter will generally slow
tip toward the middle ofthe summer
when they begin to .moult, but when
the egg , yield drops. rapidly until - it
practically ceases --withoUt _any_ ap-
parent reason, then suspect vermin'.
Body, lice, which remain en the birds
and the red mite which infests the
poultry house during the day, return-
ing to the birds at roosting time,
causes heavy losses. kr. F. C. Elford
Dominion Poultry Husbandman, re- shown. in establishing a chain of
commends for the former • dusting these shopping centres."
the birds or lice with powder and These warehouses, have been in -
applying blue. ointment. beneath the stalled in vacant buildings, conven-
wingS; and. for the red mite be re- iently located on bus and trolley '
commends a strong solution of 'Zeno- reutes., For shoppers -who arrive in
leuni, applied to the cracks 'in the private., cars, ample free parking
roosts and nest boxes at regular in space is provided. While this schethe
tervals throughout ,the sununer. Coat was first. tried in Detroit, a few
oil applied in similar fashion .at in- months ago, it has now spread to .
tervalsreccirnmencled. several other American cities.'
retail market's -had been opened un-
der, such names as "packers' ware-
house" and "canners' warehouse."
These markets. ait; not in any way
elaborate, and personnel is cut to a
minimum, consisting • in most cases
of a cashier and a limited number .
oteltris-Whil'araire-girldet.-Btititiegs -
is conducted entirely on . a self- '4 -
serve basis. "It was pointed out to
me," said Mr. Carroll, "that this
'warehouse' idea was designed to
give the consumer the greatest a-
mount of high quality food for the
most reasonable price. This, of course
would be effected through the media
of 'buying direct from prochiCers in
carload lots; • eliminating the usual
retail store • fixtures- and. decoratipn,
except those which are absolntejy
essential; and reducing the Amount
of help to the lo'west, efficient de-
gree.
"One ,firmil informed me," he went
on, "that if Ilts first warehouse prov-
ed 'Successful no hesitanCy would be
is also
New Merchandising
•Idea.Reported By J. A. Carroll.
J. 4. Carroll, secretary, Ontario
Marketing Board, whose study of
markets and marketing took him. to
Detroit- recently, has reported a new
type of merchandising.•
Mr. Carroll observed• tliat eight
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GOVERNMENT INSPECTED CANADA HATCHERY
Approved Barred • Rock Baby-,ChicKs
sa.00 per Hundred •
AND 5 UNRELATED MALE CHICKS FREE, TOE -PUNCHED
Jr.
EVER t BREEDING BIRD INSI'ECTEI? AND APPROVED BY
GOVERNMENT INSPECT )RS. LARbt EGGS SET FROM
HEALTHY, , BIG HEAVY PRO -DUPERS.'
•ttiSteri. Ittatdhiftg Done
WHY BOTHER WITH SEWING HENS, SMALL INCUI3AT—
• ORS. AND CHICKS OF DIFFERENT' AGES, WHEN YOU. CAN
HAVE YOUR EGGS SET IN A BOKEYE MAMMOTH CP-
• TOLDATE MACIEUNE, AT THREE CENTS AN EGG OR FIVE
• CENTS A CHICK:, EGGS SET •EVERY MONDAY. ALSO
STARTED CHICKS FOR SALE, •
DUNCAN KENNEDIrt Whitechutcb, Ont. _
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