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THi SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO
FRUIT BULLETIN
Buy your Cherries now ; White. Black. Red Sour.
all Peninsula grown are now most plentiful. The Red
Sour is the par excellence for preserving. Have your
grocer secure your nerds
at once. Raspberries be-
gin to arrive in a kw days.
Look for this label on
the basket. it is your
guarantee of 1 lonest fruit,
Niagara Grown. Note the
Growers number. It is
his personal Guarantee of Good F ruit from top to
bottom. Insist on the label with the Map and Grower's
N,,rui!I,-r. EAT MORE CANADIAN FRUIT.
NIAGAR
PtNIISU
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Fli&�KAPE
WERS NO.2 4
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PUTTING UP SUMMER FRUIT.
Jelly -leaking and preserving m thout
the ',tome tool, is bard work. T. y to
have .tI the weenie ready before the
teak is ti.Jertek.'n. Re euro to have •
phenol 11 supply of new rubber* for the
jars ant the jar. well scaldel imbue
the true i. put into them.. The en-
ameled w.re or porerl.ii;-steed kettle,
should be used rat bee lean tin, tocause
of the action of tie acid. uu the tin.
II eve at baud all tern emery aprons ;
silver fork 1,•,- lifting the large fruit ; a
large and smaller funnel; plenty of
c`Iereeloth for jelly liege; atolender.
gravyatrainer and•a wire sieve. Mea: -
ute, and a good scale also are Doge. -
eery if the work is to he done properly.
Then with plenty of auger. apices,
vinegar and ripe us.poileed frith, the
, rton u t mummer fruit should be a
J
pleasure and • rete res.
LIST or PRIESERV K'.
1 •Iwai -s keep fa my kitchen an up
to -die ,• hit of ell my preserves, pieties,
jrlhr,., vole I revise ibis het wean 1
..dol anything to ply preserve closet,
and check i'ff .tach j lr air bottle as ii i•
toed.
This plan *ores manya trip in the
rrllar to take- *cement of ►tack. or
select the ktsdr we hof isettee wet
next,
t'URitANT J154.1.Y.
Gather the fruit lettuce is is too ripe.
The Iir.t of the .eaaoo, rather than the
last. is the t ems to snake currant of for
Chet matter any jelly. Strip from the
stems, removing all imperfect fruit.
Wa.h snit put over the fire in • purce-
lein kettle that will fit inside of aa -
other kettle full of km ling water, like
a double boiler. Let them cook in
this way until the lotto of each cur -
rest barn broken. earring moor sad
thea. Pour mute • jelly hag 40.1 allow
it to drab over ulllnt. le tbs. IYnrn-
isg, if the Jay a tine. put the jean ot1
10 buil; at the rause tone pus Use
sego, tau pound• to a gallon of juke•.
in a pan in the ueru to beet, watching
it closely shat it J..ee out Luau, and
stirrup that it may beat tl.n.ugb As
noon as the juice t• Iw,hog briskly add
the bot auger, being cat r(ul th.t the
forager does slot L.il over when the
Imager is added. As soon as it will con -
peal MI a spoon when held in the air,
remove it front the fire and pour it into
hot shame. 1).i not weal until the jelly
is cool.
AN I INCA VOR THE J FILLY IIEASON.
When ettatuiug jelly tutu a kitchen
chair bottom up uu the edge of
the talde, then tie a piece of
cbearedutb, doubled, on each leg of
the chars. lin not allow 1.144, much
fullness or sag. i'lace n dine big enough
to !mid the juice under tbe teem. 011 loo
chair seat ; pour the hot. itutt into the
bag; Duvet with • thin cl.ilb, •ted
Hoerr all night t.. dta.u.
RASPI19(RY I'IK
1'o 2 cups rw.pbarriee add 1 cup of
red curra/lle sad 1 cep granulated
sugar, with which • remepoonlul of
(heir ha. Leen maxed ; stir together.
110, a place wt.b flaky pie cruet, put
is tits. fruit. rover with • tolerably
kbit k sweet of paste, make several in-
cieione for escape of eteatu, aud bake
until the caw.. ate nicely browned.
Set ve cool.
RAMPHERHY SIIOKICAKR.
Doke sponge cake w 2 layer.. or
flail! one thick rake ; put in between
thew a thick layer til terries, and on
top put whipped cream and wore
herein.
PRESERYINU FRUIT WITHUIfT
;SUGAR.
THR
The fruit is prepared in the ordinary
way. the jars are cleaned and scalded
ORTANGKRUIT INDUSTRY.
nl
1(1) Gaspere:ux V;'tey, KIng•• Co.
1(2i Starr's Pcint. King's Co, N.B.
(3 Peckir; F,;om at Hillcrest. N.S.
Ii Is Sala {140,000.000 has been
i.cesl..l 1n Canadian fruit
production so that this 1a one
set our great natkoual Industries.
in a year of average produc•
tion 15.000.000 bushels of lana
til in apple. are marketed, of whirlo
Unkari, atone ships on an ave•rag.
3.3, 0 carloads Into the prairie pro
wino e.;.
Moot fi r:iony of ail orchard areas
18 tr.. Annapolis Valley to Nova Sco-
tia nine miles wide and eighty mile.
luny With leo I)onilnion Atlantic
rtatlway running through the valley
the growers trine Ideal packing and
'nipping facilities. CO pc of the crop
team' handled cooperatively by one
central asavelatloii Plums and pears
are also grown here on a cor..wercial
acute
Ontario thl the proud possessor of the
original McIntosh Roel Tree which
Mal stands at Dundelas. Largs.ayplu
orchard districts are found (1) Along
tele lake shore line of the C.P.R. 12i
West of Toronto bordering on Lake
Kra and Lake Huron. (3) In the
Georgian Bay District Ind (41 In the
Novara Peninsula which also pro-
duces 95 pie of the grape crop and
at least 75 p.c of the Ontario peach
trop Plums and pears are grown
wherever 'apples are produced In
Uetarlo.
Hhttt.h Columbia has developed its
fruit Iu-Ostry dorinc quite recent
pears, the number of fruit trees in
creasing from 660.00* In 1901 to ap
prollmately 3.0en.o00 in 1913: and the
peoeuctIon of apples from 210.000
bushels In 1910 to 747,750 bushels In
1911. The principal frult-producing
fssotlon of the Province Is the Olen
saran ValI.y where fruit is packed
land marketed largely In a co-operative
pay. similar to that to vogue In Nova
licotla. Tien la also • large apple lief-
iIsisthe knoteswey Lake District and
the loer Mainland. Pears andmemo.,m. are alert grows very emo.,ly to these seMMns of the province
frsady mentioned, alai peaches bave
hewn planted quite estenslvely In the
Ipethern part M th. Okanagan Val
kJ
Itetween 1.250 (M0 and 1.600.000 bar
Mils of Gana/Ilan apple. are txtnnnmed
gst.lde of (lsn•da every year, mid
gang of Mese la Orwat 1lrttain. TIM
gefnwers of Nova Ponta sad Outwit)
paver especially to the Old Country
Foots .
e
lila frost also reaches It Nova urea
Da has been developing. fer muse
years peat, a trade le 9neth America
and Hoath Africa. with very satisfac-
tory results littlish Columbia es
ports 00 .Merable q•antitiee Aar
traria and W even eaper[m.ded
with Osaka arid lapin
Mount any prewar. M dresm-
r,S:lnuetere sh�llte/fasst
•
tafae. • very earner satiation would
present 1/sslf. tar k world be seems.
nary Maw Op the es eemp.
Umof Milk b or b allow
tametrail e, w•et. In tie
orebsees. severely op the attar
an WOO* ill MIIIPIIMad by eon-
1011111111
onustllaB
ma ehe put of tbe
mill those who cm.
AN ThIPORTANT LITER
FROM
�NIAGARA
wFA'-' .
Ifisitinct ooatwa•l dnmtls OK easAd. M4 l its
eouid as•sesly
sup-
per% fish My bee
bead bad read
about 'Favorite
Aosiptioe' and
1. 1 4.404. 11.
1 and four bottles
and the rsaitiweerret
was lar
tesltvomue my spurn'-
kite improved and 1
?. fait like a new pr
atm. It r the best
medicates far women 1 have ever heard or.-
--Nes. A. C. Iaaowrt, SO Clifton Ave..
Niagara Falb, (het.
There is aothing that will bring ma -
fort and renew hope to the invald so
surely as good news. When the vital
forces are at a ,w ebb and everything
seems useless, a ray of joy and aaaur-
aoce will atmuLtte the weary body to
new effort and energy. A letter from a
loved one has turned the tide in may a
siege of sicknm..
Doctor Pierce of good
Invalids' Hotel.
for every
Buffalo,
ffennnng woman. Write him newt
today and
tell him yam troubles, and he will send
you just tie ngt.t ,deice to restore you
to health and bring sack the rosea to
your cheeks, ani without charge. His
Favorite Pre.ription" has been the
rescue d tbaraoda of suffering woman.
Many grateful patents have takes Dr.
Pierce's advice.
Mothers, if your dau , ten are weak,
lack ambition. are troubtevl with head-
aches, lasmitude and are pale and sickly,
Doctor Pterrr s Favorite Prescriptwa
just what they need to surely bung the
bloom of health to their cheeks sod make
tbem strong and bealthy.
It is not • secret remedy because ha
inredienta are panted on wrapper.
Bold is either tablet or liquid form.
while tbe rubbers and tops are boiling.
'Phe fruit 1. then placed in the jars, in
which GOLD water is' placid. When
the jars have Leen sealed air -tight
they are pieced in a boiler tilled with
cold water and brought to the boiling
point. Berri•s will do if removed
Whet) the toiling ,mint is reached,
while large fruits, Much as peaches,
cherries. plum", apricote. should get
twenty to thirty minute* Ieoiling. Keep
cover of wash toiler on tight.
Re:all Order lies are sold and guar-
anteed by Hexell drug -store*. aa an
effective and wild laxative. l..r tend
•_'i.•. H. O. Dunlop, Oodeei-h.
The Missionary Boa.
Whatever ate you doing. Molly ?'
asked motber .+e .he entered the e-
ery. For her live -yew -old daughter
was busily atoning broken toys, bead-
les. dolls. regard clothes and (tbee
odds and eggs in an did leather beg.
••04, mother, can't you see?" cri,d
Mslly. "I'm packing amiesionary-box.
jiat like the ladies do. And Bee all
right." she • ided proudly. "1 haven't
put in a single thing that's any good."
FALL FAIRS, 1916.
Toronto Aim. Ali --Selig'. 11
London e ... . .!sept. ii—ltl
WalkertonSept. 12, 13
Palmerston . Nept. 11. 15
Exeter e...... ...... Sept. 1S, IA
Atwood • 'opt. 1V, 24)
Zurich - .Sept. 21. 2l
`le•forth .Sept. 21. 22
Kincardine - .lirpL.21. V►
Ripley ... :. $rpt. 241 2'7
Mitchell - . Sept. 21. 27
UUDERICH .. ..Sept. 27-3)
W ingbam .. , ......... Rept, Ili. 29
Milverton...Sept :7s. la)
l.oeknow Sept. •2tl 2R
Kirkton .... .. Sept. Yin, dl
reeswater.. . .... Oct. '2, 3I
Blyth ..Oct. 3. 4
Brussels - Oct. 5.11'
I)ungar:non Oct. 3, 6
Furdwiob ... .................... Oct. 7
CANADIAN ,, rA1 IONAL
1'2. FXHIEITION r'pL
£-mpifre Federation
A Spectacle h
1,200 Performers; 10 Massed
Bands; Chorus of 60 Voices
Glonou3 Pageant symbolizing Im-
perial Solidarity and Power
Mammoth Scenic Reproduction of
the British Houses of Parlia-
ment. Westminster Abbey
ai.d the W:.r Office.
W ON AND UNDER W
A SEA
A ON LAND A
IN THE AIR R
Scenes ti -at have thrilled the Em
pire Reenacted by Overseas
Troops.
Shells in Process of Manufacture
Immense Munitions Exhibit
Model Camp. Trench Warfare, Hand
Grenade and Steep ThrowinDe-
struction of Warships by Hidden
Hines. Bayonet riehtine, F.dse'a inn
Year Firmest -Me Complete New
Midway.
Anmer TMs e
OsMegaM [aldbR% SINeet *hewing
si Liv Meek end Areteeltuesl
Freest , Anne et N ass -
•ewes.,.
Tenets. Ag. 16 to sept 11
A Powerful Official
Is Adolph Von Batocki,
liermany's Food Dictator
NFXT to the Keilon the most
powerful man In Germany
is Adolph Tortilowlts von
Batocki, the Minister of
Foods, or "food dictator.'
P or the first time In history such an
oMee has been created, and its ad-
ministrator 1s endowed with almost
unlimited authority within the do-
main of foodstuffs and their dlstrlbu-
tlon. He can take and he can give
whenever or wherever be Bees fit.
Herr eon Batocki was born In East
Prussia forty-eight years ago. Is of
ADOLPH 4OY RATOCiII.
Polish origin and comes of a family
that has been connected for genera-
tions with the Prussian regime. He
owns Important estates around Kpe-
nigaberg and when the present war
broke out was prefect of that city
and president of the chamber of ag-
riculture.
In December. 1914. he became
ober president of East Prussia and
showed great activity in restoring
this provider after the ravages of the
Russian tnvas.on. Every one aerate
as to hi+ competence in agricultural
rnatterl, and he is also credited with
a wide. knowirdz.• of industrial aod-
emnmercial questions.
Th.-- food dictator has already'
takes action to bring into Germany
the early crops of Hungary, harvest-
ed much earlier than they can be in
Germany. -
It unga ri:u m. I to u sed,
The London Morneng Post has ad-
vices from Budapest. under date of
June 30. which say tbat the losses
of the Austro-Hungarian army dur-
Ing tbe last six weeks were the sub-
+.ct of dieculeion in the lobby of the
Hungarian Parliament. The de-
spatch says:
"Members wbo returned from the
different fronts where they took part
in the' offensive against Italy. also In
the tremendous tigbtinti on the Rus-
sian front, ail age. cd that the losses
must ezCee d r(.15.00o, since the h:gin-
nine of the offensive against Italy.
The t•Itter:ors against the leaders of
the army Is very great, and at the
neat sitting of the House the Inde-
pendeeee' party wall again demand,
that, those responsible for the situa-
tion stall be brought to account,
these being the two Arehdpkes and
Oen. Conrad von Holtatndorf. ` It le
more than likely that the House will
be eis'olved rather -.than that these
high personages should be made the
ssbjects or acrimonious criticism."
A despatch from Bucharest to The
Telegraph says: "Public feeling has
been deeply stirred by the general
offenelve of the Allies. Owing to an
appreciable lack of meat here the
Oovernmcrt has prohibited eating of
it on three days of the week."
Experienced In Risings.
Lord Cheylesmgre, who has kala
presiding at the Dublin courts -mart -
1a1, hu had a wide experience of In-
e urreeUone and public disturbaneee.
In 1870 hr was staying at the Hotel
Bristol In Paris during the reign of
the Commune. The Communists
warned him to remain quietly In his
[room and not to look out of the win-
dow. His cariosity overcame him.
at was observed, and placed under
arrest. After running grave risk of
being shot, he was released, on the
understanding that he at onee n-
tarwed to England, which he was
osty too Riad to do.
Later on, In 1831, Lord Cheyles-
more wee in Dublin when Brady wee
eswwet.d. A public demonstration
was expected. However, when the
Meek deg went ftp the whose of the
vast aasernbfy which had gathered
round the gaol, knelt down and en-
gaged in *teat prayer. Lord ('bey-
iermore deeerlb.e this as one of rue
most Impresser* eights he over wit-
nessed, which le saying a good deal.
He was present when peace was ern -
ed between Raseta and Turkey la
1E71.
tails& leper* Me e.se.
Mr Walter lseote wbea employed
as gemealletrrneseer of the Ed1nbwngli
1J Maury. wits •eeld.ntaab dis-
abled
t!ablsd by the kirk of a ber7e, and
mew eneae.d anal Ume to his horse.
He had so trained himself to gid
spare mne0eat• for self-Improwemerl
la every MINN that be creed eves
at aeefdest to rood aerment. The
g enera enemy n Wieners. be set Me
mind to wort. and ie three days mai-
paned the Snit eyes tri '!be IO of
the Leri 1111adrat."
g4a earth Y said be int Wier
emery 61701
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A Nation's Watchword
"BE PREPARED"
asy....aft
The said but sure laxative
—w'th tie pleasant taste.
Guard the home against
biliousness and constipation
2I
In boar. 1.. •ed'L.. 110
Sold only al The skean Una mar.•.
H. C. Dunlop, tioderich
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PORTHtrl AGAIN.
Dwane' Hen, Reincarnated Behind
the Prench Lines.
How clearly the famous quartet of
heroes of the Alexandre Duman
stories stand out in the memory of
him who read of them as a boy'
D'Artagnan, with a spirit like a
quick, clean rapier thrust: Aramis,
delicate and sly, Athos, the myster-
ious aristocrat: and Portbos,' the
vain, jovial. faithful, quirk -tempered
dunce. How quickly we would re-
cognise any one of these four in the
flesh' They are like old-time friends.
We can almoit see their faces and
hear their tones. To a writer in The
London Chronicle came recently a
glimpse, he ''Claims, of the valiant,
laughing Porthos, reincarnated In
khaki. We envy his delight as we
read:
It was at a railway station at the
"back or the front" in France, where
a local line leaves the main railroad.
It leads very close to the firing -line.
Portbos had come down from the
trenches, and stood on the platform
laugh's: to the sunlight:' He was
tali aur burly. a good-humored giant.
His fa a was tanned to a ruddy
brown tint, and he bad grown a big
coal -black beard, above which, under
bushy eyebrows, his eyes rboae
bright, and through which bis white
teeth gleamed. He was not bespat-
tired with. Mud: he was most liter-
aAy plastered frith it. beneath the
white of It his ;cd. 4777 breeches
glowed dully. His ride was slung
across his back and be rolled a
eigaret with skilful fingers. He was
talking with southern freedom of
geaturs la a group of soldiers. They
listened intently, and ',remind), over
their fates there stole' a smile. The
smile broadened; tiley'grinned; then
they laughed loudly, and Portho..
w1tk.bls cignret cocked at an inimit-
able angle and glowing Ilk" a coal
a,Fainst his black . beard, stood Con-
templating them with a whlmstcai
expression on his good-humored face.
lie was one of those *be enjoy war.
A young woman passed -along O.
platform. She wore a red -flower in
her black blouse. Porthole admired
her.. I don't know whether he spoke
to her Bret or ilia to him. 1 suspect
Llai, ray ;a!kcd, and presently lobe
• pluck , -1' ::a Ylower frost her era:Mt
rna g -t a It to him:. lie Deleted it 14
his fingers by the stem and talked
laughingly to her. He looked depre-
catingly at his muddy clothes. Then
with a is:minable air and gesture of
Calle fellantee. - he refs/_ teed 11
whence she had taken R.
1 do not know what he. bad -been
In civil 111,. He might have been a
bank -manager, a stock -broker,. a
pork-Lutcher, a draper. a monk, bit,
I 'meta no doubt, be had found his
' real vocation to war.
A strange thing,. the psychology of
!; tbe horn soldier.
ladle's aim Imaeased. -
111 A special despatch from 911111d.
India, says:
News of the recant allied successes
has been received with the utmost
*se•e0re In India. and has infused •
Mir spirit of enthusiasm throughout
the eoantry.- Both Princes and peo-
ple contlITOS their generous war gifts.
The Nash oaf Malerkods has Mtn has
hoofs In 8lnifa, where the Govern -
IMO tialtIleliffb mmndate 50 eonvales -
eu- d • nursing home Tie
Ilahmaja tit Bemires has given the
ml>dtt oine at Benares to house 150
palm tat sad will bear all the ex
sass Be bas also given a yeti 1)
Monet for use In Meaoposamia. The
Retia of Psrtdkot' recently collected
1/,000 rupees to purchase ambul-
ances for the ladlan troop
The Durham of Barone Babawai-
Ptmtdkot, and Khania have all
Ill tttmhs¢ of bonen as free
atm 'lie Maharaja nE Pattala re-
=gave 21,000 repels to the Red
ooastl of 9t John Ambul-
ates, wbeeh baa received masa imb-
ues/Wong for Rs excellent wort. It
has jest remand a splendid crater -
tion of eomforta from the mottle of
New Zealand for general purposes
throughout lodia. From Lady
Cbeltsaford and the wives of the Pro-
vincial Governors downwards the
women continua their splendid ef-
forts In the aid of war hospitals. pro-
visloa for corn toren of the troop, etc.
lllg Ops•.
The huge 1St,. and 13 5 guns wPh
which the latest Initials type of hat-
tM*blp. are eselp;w.d are handled by
the naval men almost as (futility and
easily as would be a revole.r, al-
though the 11.6 fire. • monster alai)
of 1,350 pounds In weight. wide, tea
1 Sin. Ails a .hell o1 teasel) a trio
weight, with • amaiding Alper srae-
ly three times as west as then of
the 13.6,
Little Help fbr Relatives.'O'Connor Don. tbe Lord Leeotea-
ant of County Roscommon, end one
of the most *elle., supporters of re-
cruiting In Ireland, hes written to
the Dublin press complaining that thil
promises of support to their detlao.•
dents made to young Irishmen em sa-
tiating have been very inadequately
kept. Delays of months lave.• -W
says. taken place In the paymesMe
and in many lnstanees the ammonia
allocatedhave b• -an totally inade-
quate. •Wounded and discharged sol-
diers have been returneng to their
homes in Connaught. and are• often
sent back totally unfit for work and
witbout pay or pension being gnats
ed to them.
The Cake.......'
If you would consider
for a moment the time.
trouble and bother of
making your cake at
bone, you'll really ap-
preciate our cake de-
partment. Our cakes
can be relied upon as
being fresh and made
in a cleanly, whole-
some manner. and the
cast- is. small
parison with
costs you to
home.
—
in com-
what it
bake. at
DAVID BURNS
1 ler Ileker Kingston Street
•
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• Exclusive agents for
!SCRANTON
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:COAL
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and Distrirt.
Best Coal Mined.
Any quantity hest all Maple
Slabs, 'Mixlfd Wood, Heal(Ick
*ted f isldliag "der or Pine.
TELEPHUNES, office es
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GRAND TRUMSYS EM
ATTRACTIVE TRIPS
TO
Muskoka Lakes take of Bays
(ieorpan Bey A goequin Park
French River Kawartha Lakes
Maganetawan River
1 emagami, etc.
Resod trip'. "Hot tk-k0• sew on dale hoe..
crrlair :.I.en. la Inuit te.t very low
rate.. with liberal .top nvp.
MUSK(A EXPRESS
Lra.ern Tor,.. o IL*g p in. hie) strep. +a'
day. sed 2.6 as. Sally, lot Its -talks
Wharf.
(rnewfnesssr• mai at ha -kola
Wharffir Mu.11, s Lakeime {Ae, Tw1
to MIS as. dater mime fla�ptr a•S h,t
tem. Oai1y foe Nmaselra misy ea
Lake of shy.. r.Ielpmstt the
ran gent Mader- as f5$lrNba M wet•
STRATFORD. Ohl
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1 f von take • course with to. The de -
ma and upon as for trained help is seam
times the number graduating. "Ca-
dent" are entering each week. Yes
mus enter at •n)) time. Write at once
for our free aitaioge.
n A Mcl.ACRLAN. Principal.