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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1914-6-18, Page 7ror 2ayy -you tree- See tting in 's Or- Dear - en Califtre a Fr.i t Grow ers Exchange tie .^+t.. Es.•, C..•rer r'mpllren• ,k. shnwic,; - riunkl.t 4). .. •.ar tlto.. ten* •,nu h ebasu•ut t,'.'.. .. aatcJuvc�.St �,.. OWL Men's Raincoats in all the latest shades and dare w 44. Guaranteed to be ab- solutely b- solutely water proof. Let us .bow you the styles. Priced raincoats 114.75 to 4112.28. raincoats 418.75 and up. Men's Work Shirts It;., k and white striped and black. 45o and up. Men's umbrellas prong steel treaties, covers of goo.( wearing cloth. good .,•Irctinn of 'handle,. In natural .,4•.144 with 11' g.. Aft., poets, 750 to *2.00. M. ROBINS Olen .•crnings sgrnt for Poch .1. . Overall* FRUIT CROP REPORT FAVORAISL[ OUTLOOK IN ALL PARTS OF CANADA No Adverse Weather Reports -Apple Crop will be a Satisfactory One Pear Crop will be Lignt-Largest Crop of Tomatoes for Many Years Abundant Crop of Cherries From the pros/hese of l int/trio there hove Iron nu adv.*** reports w far as weather coodlthoDa are concerned. The season io western Ontario was from one to two weeks late in opening. In Nova Scolia and the maritime pmvioees couditioos have greatly ch*nged during the lest two weeks. 'been tn,th.� time the report. had all omen very favorable and indicateil A record crop. On the nights of June 3rd end 4th, however, very severe Ir..ets were exp-rienerd throughout the cgotrel end western portions of the Aunapolw valley northerr] Nova tie. tie and New Brunswick. In the Autistic! valley 1111.1 treat i. - ulted in eon -Wettable Utility to •►nple blossnnte, especially .d early vat leder, and oro Iow lying I.v'el* the injury was quite marked. On later varieties, ouch a. the Hen Davis end Spy, in orchards (di high Land. and in theme near the base of the North mountain, the damage was not so great. S., far as reports int irate, the .action affected by this todwork, anshine. le smell e clean - ler that ely will tit all 'overs riter dtning be C. l'.1' Montreal, oyal Bent. sok, Might 1, 13(.11 Tele -Therefore •tssast lie al] other )thilllltg 10 spite in ice Limited I, Que. 300 LO b1 ELAN PERRIN'S iry Cream Sodas Try. them with milk, butter ..r these. Ihirc Crean( Sxias•' arc of r hro kinds the " Fancy Thin"— • ecord hin"— fm.t was i1 the centre! and western part of the valley in the 'aunties of Klug,. ar. Annapolis, t1 gh no de - dolt• reports have been received iv. to the amount of dwulaae dour. •The re- pent is a petticoat*, ly diseppeiuting one. Inasmuch tie it is the third •u, - eeaeive year in which the crop in Nova ?trona h w leo!) reduce41 to below ay.•rnge. In the northern counties of N,.va seotia it is Int :unticiput r.l tlnel the injury to apples will be greet, since very few varieties. were in full Meson. at the titer. ( 'lo•, ties and PI were quite eerinn-ly reduced. Me weetherju NOVA Sentra has been '0 '1 seal art acid conditions will be ide51 for the development of apple scab unless thorough pi •'vi a lire 11en sun es are adopted. In British Colum hit the weather due ing the month of May was :tallith.- ; able. There hare been frequent showers. and practically all vwrietiee of ft frit hay.. art ivrll.' The notion has hewn fr ,two to thieve week, earlier - than usual. The remain for apples. according In oresent indications, wilt he a ver ati►factory one. 'there *re eerier ethane. of retiree, where, on accnun of local conditions, thecrop ha*,lee reduced, but these are, in the main only swill in tors. In Nova Semi where earlier in.licetions pointed to THE SIGNAL GOD$RIOH ONTARIO so favorable as those received earlier in the season. 'rhe reports oo cath varieties ars shill quite promising, r for the later varieties the general port appears to be that slightly o half aorepwill he Morseled. In Kootenay valley the peach crop failure. In western Ootatiu, the acre un ler tomatoes is unquestionably largest for tuaoy year.. As a di cone -quince of the peach crop tailor A USAGE n 1111191 RATIONALISTS ARE SPILT Who Ara "Its R.sdy to Drop... ver When /Vu ars 'Wet wady to drop," tthae When you feel so wast that yuu ma hardly drag yourself about.-ind bee age cause you have not slept well, you the gel up as tlredout snit morning as rect when you went to beds you need help re, Miss Lea Dumas writes from Ma- lone, N. Y., saying: "I was In a bad- ly rundown condition for several weeks but two bottles of Vinol put me on my feet again and made me strong and well Wool has done me more geed than all the other medi- cines 1 ever took." If the careworn, run-down women, the pale, sickly children and feeble old folks around hen would follow Miss Dumas' example, they, too, would soon be able to say that Vinod, our delicious cod liver and iron remedy, had built them up and made them A (Tong. It is a wonderful, strength creator and body-bulkler, and we sell it un- der a guarantee of satisfaction. You get your money back 1f Vince does not help you. H. C. Dunlop, Druggist, rloderich,Ont. • number of growers planted toast presuming that the profits to be rived from them would oReet the lc sustained through the failureuf t peach crop. There is eooaequently grave danger that toe supply tomatoes this year will be much gre er than the demand and that pri will be very law. The heaviest Irl* Inge appear to be in ttie counties Lincoln and Wentworth. There h +Iso been a beavy planting of tomer in the Okanagan valley in Britt Col amine. An abundant crop of all varieties cherries is reported from the Niage district and from the northern a western counties of Ontario. In t counties of Norfolk. Peel and Wen worth, the reports indicate that t sweet varieties will yield only • lig crop, but the report is extremely g for all tith.•r• vatietiea. The same i jury which reduced the crop of pea and plums in eastern Ontario, h seriously Orel -Led the crop of cherries, and the result will be a very light yield and in many orchards a complete fail- ure. I'r•clieally a full crap be reported front Nova Scotia. 'There haves been route reports from British Columbia stating that in the Okanagan district the set was 1101 a particularly good one; in the Kootenay valley the poo. .pests are excellent. The grape crop is one upon which gruwele are getter/illy sate in relying for it is only in very unusual rases that their is any shortage in com- mercial orcherls. This season is no exception, and r• -pits from the Nia- gara distract indicate a crop between medium and 141 KY, and in ninny tu- etanrrs fully 'Si per rent larger than was harvested a year ago. In other sections of Ont..rio, where vineyards are few in nututwr, there has been considerable injury by frost. Aa a general rule the strawberry crop will lir below average and prices will run high. '1 he rause of this shorts a.. varies with the pat'tic.tler district fr which these reports originate. In eastern Ontatio there wan a great des! of winter injury to the plants, and in sour.. inet*mces the drouth of 11113 so weakened the mother 'lents that the 44(51141 this year was not a good one. In other parts of Ontario the wet spring interfered very serious- ly with the .proper fertilizetioi of the 1. blossoms. In eastern Canada the most 1 xrno,u•. injury weedier, of course, to n the frost which was,. experienced • throughout all the. maritime provinces u during the first week of June and a which, in ninny (ases, destroyed the y strew/berry crop entirely. In British 1 Columbia. no adverse conditions have apparently arisA), and a full crop of ben ies is expected in the principal , small fruit sections of the province. • 1 nd,nubtedly rhe most serious insect pest this sew104 is the lent caterpillar, which is completely defoliating many orchard• throughout eastern Ontario and Quebec. The situation 'teems to lee particulerlyRevere in Somredisiricts. In orchards which have not been thoroughly sprayed, the trees have been completely over -run with the peat and are now ,lwoet beyond control. It it unfortaoste thtt such it state of afTair's should exist since there is no reason why the tent caterpillar should not be controlled h efficient ►pre it y 1 Yt lR Bud troth is quite serious in the An- napolis valley. It hes also been re- ported in the counties of Lampton and Norfolk in Ontario and in New Bruns- wick. Cut worms are doing consider- able injury to young tomato plants in eastern Ontario. l'he' only,disease which appears to be seriousy in evidence is the peach leaf curl. In western Ontario where the ordered', have been to some extent neglected, as a result of the winter killing of the huds;•and where early spraying has been disregarded, the disease is very widely spread. It has also leen reported from the Kootenay district of British Columbia. Fire Alight or pear blight is reported fro.n the Okanagan valley hit does not appear to be spreading to any serious exlenL United Stater. -New York state re- port. a fair crop of Baldwins with • falling off in Oreenings. Prospects throughout the entire t/public, how. ever, are that an excellent crop of apples will herveeted. Praehe,. on the other hand, are abort: in New York state the crop is practically a failure except along the shore of Lake On- tario, and even there it is light. In West Virginia peaches, plums and small fruits were injured by float and riff be '.holm. The MBsorM • pfabb crop da also short. Kngland.-Plume and gooseberries *lightly damaged by frost in April. Apples are reported • full crop. with plum•, peers and cherries about 73 per cxnt. Holland. --Slight damage to all fruits from frost, aced to all small fruits from insect peat*. Conditions generally are reported good. Germany. -Prospects for apple crop favorable, although some slight dam- age is reported from frust- Cherries are reported a full crop, with error dight local injury from insect,.. ore, de - be of at - elle 01- ot as ea alt of re nd he t- he ht ood n - es ar ecoid crap, the later Lep ort. are vet' pessiu>rist1.' 'and stat•' that .1 grra t-ety dainty and a bit different 1: from the old - fashioned soda 1• hiscnit-arid the regular "]fairy t i.tratn Siela.'", as delicious as can ug •e. rely of the orchards in theAnnstatits alley have been c pletely ruined. t is Iwo haps safe to pre:nine, however list these reports are somewhat exag elated. end that while the injury i, nduubtedly severe, yet it is not Mo rrat a- was at first expected. it is l -.'teddy true that the earlier varieties ill be short and that orchard. on low ing land have been injured, hut that e injury has been general through - the entire Annapolis valley, or at all vmrietiee have been affected, very doubtful In Ontario, too, thele are certain latecl seetions where the ravages of lit ratel pillar have reduced Ike crop it in all orchards where tlic.rough spraying has been done and wt.rre the owners have given the melee -tilt cat'e- tnl sUrn' ion, (be yield will be a very satisfactory one. Thr general report from British Columbia is that a crop well above average will be ltarvestee particularly of the early varieties. Not nne adverse report has been re• ce iv • d from western Ontario regard- ing the apple crop. Several growers report it to be the best Isar many years. The bloom was particularly heavy and the Met has been a very good one. This report holds good throughout the whole of this district. Reports are *1111n0t an optimistic (mm the inland counties. There is a fairly general report that Spies will be short in Brant coupty and that winter apples in Middlesex have not set well. Throughout the inland counties of Ontario theta are quite a number of orchards which do not receive the best of rare and which consequently are a menace tau growers Who are more up- to-date. They, reach you in all •thrir� 1' nrtgiral crispness and frealint-.s in ly their sealedl,ackages- •at `'it•, 10v. ty tad 24c. lh OU Lb is Every package guar- anteed. We will be glad to send iso you the "Perrin Sample . to Package " of fancy bis- c,,,,,/""1„.„, is-arra,; cults for 10c in coin or way, 'tatnpa. D. S. PERRIN & COMPANY LONDON LONDO CANADA Picnic Time Meats for .�vdrlep«. "are (�..h ?theta ��i, n.l A�. In pi •nic tame it is most torrential that you have the heat kind of Cured Meats for •sodwichee, etc Wearetaking apeclel "are of fresh Mata this season. and having in- stallwl'a new re(rigeralo, We Rte leady to supply e'.I Willi the very feet HAM and TONGUE HOCK, HEAD- CHEESE (Tray Ben- tosi, CORN BEEF, SAUSAGES and SPARE-R1BS \Lo a full line of Feet and Vi-gel5l•I. e. POWF_LL the GROCER ON THE $QUARa PHONE 51 It DiMAN'S neon MILS ^•safes'-- ' I m W"Alia. Ye ► y�w■t an Dreg ala.v a a.� � M pop hn a ��rrff_�a",�.a�• Sourest. Dam galena. 4 ,. ?j �1 diesels, dssasss fray Where spraying has been setisfec- torily carried on, the crop will hew heavy nue: but where orchids have leen at all neglected, the trees are overrtal. with teat caterpttlars and the quality of !be fruit' will be gnarly re- duced through the lowered vitality of the trees. The pear crop in Ontario will be • light one. 1n the southern eountien the imp is reported fair, with Kieffer,' particularly ahundant, hut in eastern Ontario tree,. were badly winter -killed and the ern.% except in a few instance., will he en entire failure. Prwetically the genie condition applies to the few peer Dreher ds in the provisos of Quebec. In Nnva Scotia prospects are .neewhat hetter and enmething over 51) per tent of a full erne is expected. An ex:ellent •roof in reported in Brit- ish Oolumhia. limn trees blossomed well in south errs Ontario, hut the set was w very light one. anti the crop will he below average. In the meaty of f.inmin, Jepawese varieties appear to he almost se entire failure, old even the Europe - ea aorta *re reported light Mirth*, east in Ontario, the plum er-.p is • total failure ori ae mtat of winter -kV!. Ing of hew(. and in many eases the trees themoelvee have been .eriouely Injured. In the pmnvine of Quebec, the prospects for the native Americana varieties ars gold. Nov Shortie re- ports • very heavy hto••nna. buts to este so information has ben but remedies the set In Rr4A ('nleen- Ma the rneditinn' a ewier.•IIy favorable and a enrp sa.leralsly greater Than bait rear is expected. So far a. Ont .n in is ennerl'wsd the reports rem -in pescrinelly the warts at those whtek were p,Mi.tlevI a trtt►nl.h With tbreexreption of the Hoes pssbns.l. and • idiots, ,'tottering in berm r••.unty. the p'aeh crop in tlstasto le a total failure. In the (*anagen valley of grinch Osimghis. the later estimates are sot res �e a Ipo., e► ago• na t wawa Yj tia0 a wRw s ass. Caleselom "emu row nut NIONAL FRECKLES Don't Hide Them with a Veil ; Remove Them with the OtInee Prescription This prescription for' the removal of freckles was written by • prominent phi -seism and is usually .o auereeaful in removing freckles and gluing w ,-leer, beautiful! complexion that It i• sold117 druggists under guarantee to tofusd the money If 1t fail.. DIn't hide your freckle* under • veil get an ounce of othine and re- nrps• them. Rven the lint few ap- pleratinn• should show w wonderful improvement. some of the lighter freebies vanishing entirely Resor. Up oak the druggist for the double strength nthlne ; It is thi• that i• *old nn the money -hack guarantee. - Th.d*.ts Id lodge I.O.U.P. met le pensall last week and sheeted Mr. Wm. hickey. of Rensall ledge, dis- trict deputy or Huron dtetriet John Redmond $aye Previsional Com- mittee Not in Sympathy With Cause John R.•dnwud. (be Irish Nationalist leader has declared war on the Pro- vl.lonal Committee of the Nationalist volunteers. a majority of whom, he asserts, are not supporters of the Irish party. Although the Provisional Committee et a meeting held In Dublin, June 10, verbally welcomed Mr. Redmond's co- operation In the Irish volunteer move- ment. It followed this up with a call to the volunteers 'n each county to elect a representative to serve on the committee, and this action the Irish leader Interprets as s refthtal of the committer to accept his proposal, made June 9. that 25 representative, of the Irish party sho ild be added to the committee in control. of the Irish Nationalists discussed he Matter hi the House of Common on Sunday. and subsequent- ly Mr. Redmond Issued a letter de- claring that the action of the com- mittee "ane tints to a refusal to accept my offer of cooperation." Pointing out that the committee originally was a self-cunetituted body, Mr. iced mond proceeds "1 am informed on good authority that a maJurlty of them are riot imp - porters of the Irish party, while of the rank and Ale of the Irish volun- teers at least 95 per cent, are suppor ter! of the party and its policy. This is $ condition of things which plaiuly cahoot continue." Declaring that the rank and ale and the responsible leaders of the Irish people are entitled to demand some guarantee that an at'^mpt shall not be made in the name of the Irish volunteers to dictate the policy of the National party, Mr. Redmond finds the best guarantee of this to b. the pre menet. on 1'... governing body of men of proved Judgment and steadiness as suggested by him. He regrets that the committee "should so hastily have repudiated" his suggestion. DON'T SWAT THAT FLY and leave the disease germs to be scattered through your house. USE maws FLY PADS and kill both the flies and germs. Sold by all Druggists and Grocers all over Canada. 1 d Mora are simply kidney disorders. The kidneys filter the blood of all that shouldn't be there. The blood passes through the kid- neys every three minutes litho kidneys do their wont no impurity or cause of disorder can remain in the arculatioa longer than that time. Therefore if your blood is out of order your kidneys have failed in their work. They are in need of stimulation. strengthening or doctoring. One medicine will do all three, the finest and most imitated blood medicine there is Dodd's Kidney Pills Siniesailleeteettesessemsesesimartegegreasaweir Implements Say. wben'you.- roe to town come to Rio' \V t C- et►�'e place. We have w new car- fbed orotbe hint flbgg ky money can boy. We have tots of Wire Fencing and Oates We have \Vaehing Machines and Churns, Stove., He t- iers and Hangs, Lad- der', .Hay Dan sod Track, Litter Carriers, Rnginee, Windmills, Binder., :Mowers, Hay Loader., Wagons and Steck Racks. Also • number of good borers. Massey -Harris Shop Hamilton Ntreet1 -ThutMay afternoon of last weak a Karn eallibig wee ea the programme at Mrs. H. McKinnon's farm 7th non. of ()Try. The hors heat been epllt end fret a•1.1...1 which wpb molt. the building fined( fere. New hi in' will he pot in. -The state of Mr. StanleyFord, Mimed w.s Msd remelt ly at twood, was noire h.t>bly Aan.eg d then wan at forst thnyght. While hie ■ro.•k V Assn madly damaged, a good rtes' of it will he ealr'slal., The whole eoietwseity sympathise. with Mr. Pord *a be la a yotsg mite and not long in buda.se, '111rvpaDAY. J t ve la, root 7 We have just received a fine line of all kinds of men's Sailor and Panama Hats New styles Prices range from 5oc to $3.00 for Sailors and $4.Oo to $7.00 for Panamas Washable and Easy Shirts 75c to $2.00 A full line of Children's Wash Suits, Cotton Bloomers, Rompers, etc. McLean Bros. The Square, Goderich SEMI -READY TAILORING Agents for Cache:tt Overalls, Stanfield -s Underwear. Falwell Hats, Arrow Brand Collars and Cuffs �Mr TO PROBE WRECK Lord Mersey Losing no Time in Get- ting to Work Lord Mersey, who will preside at the inquiry into the wreck Gf the 'em- press of Ireland, arrived in Ottawa on Saturday and was met by Hon. J. D. Hazen, minister of marine and fisheries. Premier Horden gave a dinner on Saturday evening in honor of Lord Mersey at which a number of the cabinet ministers were present, as well as Justice McLeod, one of the Canadian representatives on the board of inquiry. Lord Mersey accompanied by Mr. Hazen and J.'dge Mcleod, left Sun- day for Montreal where they w111 board one of the Government steamers and sail down the St. Lawrence to the spot where the Empress of Ireland met her fate. The inquiry is expected to open on Tt'sday at Quebec. PEACE NOT YET ASSURED Danger Still of Mediation Conference Coming to Naught • Yielding to the advice of the A.B.C. mediators, the Mexican delegates to the Niagara Falls peace conference , have decided to ignore the attitude of the United States in the Antllla ' affair. They will not withdraw from Ithe conference or enter a protest on Ithe ground that the failure of the United States to prevent the Antllla from clearing for New York with a cargo of arms and ammunition for the ('onstitutionalist forces wan a violation of the existing armistice ar- ranged by the mediators. Thin eases the mediation situation, but the criti- cal period of the peace negotiations has not been passed, and danger of a disagreement is as strong as ever. OYPICER LOSES COMMAND Liquid Refreshment at Camp Not all of Temperance Variety An lenvestigatlon into the seizure of the so-called "temperance beer" at the Petawawa ('amp • few days ago has caused the Minister of Militia to relieve Major ..eonard from the 'one mend of the 6th flattery, l'anadlan Field Artillery, at London, Ontario. The investigation showed that In the "wet goods" confiscated from the London, battery .there vire 354 are tioenE8 butter" of ere with neirty T per cent. proof of alcohol. Other bottle. contained what he known as temperance beer. Six ofllcers of the Battery have resigned as a result of the Incident. PRE-ELECTION ACTIVITY Both Political Parties In the Thick of the Fray Preparations for the Ontario elec- tion are gong on apace, many canal dates being nominated daily at party cooventlona. It Is not likely that R11' James Whitney will do any platform speaking during the campaign Hle ministers however, are working hard no his behalf, the Hon I H. IAloaI having done oonsider,Me speaking daring his tour, supervising the whole campaign In Eastern Ontario Hon W. J. Hanna has charge of lbs IWee- tern Ontario eampalgs Mr Rciwell, Um Liberal leader Is rewiring a great deal of ground, speaking at several meetings each day The temperance teens Is the principal tipb discussed by tooth sides. Denmark Gives memos Vets' Woman cc' age Is to De et.arted le Danmark. and all property quellse.- tfosss ter simians of teteen0ers of Ib. upper House *bill:ghee he • romell- tutlonal amendment M11 which passed the lower Hoene of the f►.nM1 Par. dame et last week TD. steamer Pueblo of Mnntr.+al tarried away sit lock gates on the Welland . anal, reusing • suapenaies el nevigettea for several days Concrete Hog Houses and Feeding Floors Enable you to raise bigger hogs and better pork without heavier feeding. 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