The Signal, 1922-6-27, Page 5Mra M. W. Gurney and son. of Re-
read, Is the gueett of her father, !ter.
Canon Hilt
BONDS
Bought and Sold
Real Estate and___:.
Insurance.
0. F. CAREY & SON
---neat 234 --
Raak.dif CAasnerce Gulden
• ('lever Musicians
Mr. Vertre utt, of (*total Pres•
byterlan (-hunt, Galt, t« to le von
gratulated un his repent auttress in
lensing tis 1.. T. 4'. M. exam«, et the
Toronto ('uueervetury of Music, with
!ashore in firth vole.. and plana.
MN T. E. Itoss, of Peterborough.
1¢e Jean ('utt also peseed with !loti-
on' her Toronto l'onewrvatory exams
in plural.
!Mss Galt Returns Slam Haldane
hiss ]largaret (:alt, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Galt. returned to town
ilia week steer au airwaye of nearly
two your* from (iedcrk•h. Miss Galt
wn• on the staff of the (tank of Coins •
.-ae«ett•--4fr-Yanet.nv-r-for tmme_. time.
Had later vI..lte) Iwr elsfer. Mr.. Colin
r),• Vere Hedley. in Honolulu. where Blaelt-Mised-Green-Sealed Pacl'[et Only.
Mr. f
entry.
TES SU AL
111oDlviOi.
Over a Quarter of a Century
of Public Service
of the highest order. stands behind
ever, packet sold. arae.
LARGE PICTURES
FROM YOUR LITTLE SNAP
SHOTS
We are pRlared to. gree v.'tl rim•
ciao work by the use o('if new
projection printer J14!t u,stuGr:1
this week.
J. T. FELL
Phone 1i•; Gode)fich
A FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SPECIAL IN
Women's Hats
AT
Half Price
•
A number of very smart
models have been marked
special for this week -end
event.
The shapes are of Mo-
hair, Milan, Silk, Organdy.
and are flower or ribbon
trimmed. All the gay
shades of the season are
noiiioed among them and
tills variety \s exceptional.
'13r 3E11 AL
Sudden heath of Little Son
Dearth •-dans very suddenly nn W\'ed-
nes,fi,' morning of last week to Jack,
the little son of Mr. nod Mr.. Ed.
Lynn a• the result of hear* failure.
lleseaaed was a bright little fellow
eh.. will 1s• sorely mi«sed by his pelt.-
, ht. std little brothers and sisters.
The funeral was held from Ht. Peter's
• hure a to the Catholic eettetery In
t'olboru•• the little casket being laden
with be:nttitul totters.
Water and Light ('osaaissies
.kt the Inst regular me -ring of the epee Company regarding !oilers was
water awl light eu:umissiun tis en. received used repairs directed as were
gfine•r ods in.tru,t..1 1,1 tuake a re+ ret•omm•takd. A uumb•r of accounts
were ordered paid.
port on the eo.t of Installation of I GRAIN OOXPETITIONS
water awrvlces in connection with two
apldicattous. The treasurer's state-
ment for June was ordered died. A
number of applieationa for edectdc
ligating service.. were pa.eetl. A ser-
vice for a fire horsepower getter was
granted to J. W. Smith for his bakery
on 1:ast street. The application of A.
l'. Andersen for electric range servlue
was passel. The commis -don decided
to require a guaruntee of a minimum
monthly Lill of 42.7.5 for 'range and
lighting .a•rvtet's awl ale a 810.00 'le -
posit *love the ordinary depuatt. The
report of the General Accident Maur -
Hetet Sunset Registration
Thr toll.,w its registered at Hotel
�uriwt during rte pa«t week : ►eu-
MODEL THEATR �lI a l.rsn� °rlie,tra IMlsttte
Helen Newmeyer, Elizabeth Heimann.
[heat[ eine[.. Mayleeth Mack. Mary
5 'toward. Cyril Parkinson and Murton
)toward)'Tom tikeyhill: 1)r. nod Mrs.
al.•tvlf. Mies J.• -ale Meteulf, N'iud,or;
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Kogers. Missed).
Rogers. J. E. Rogers. Hamilton; Mr.
mei Mrs. W. D. Corr, London: Mho
J. J. Stuart and Miele J. C. 11 Pherwm.
Toronto: Arthur Barry. New• York: J.
Harry Irvine; hiss Virginia Oiliorme,
Miss Roberta Belling. Miss Mary Pole-
alope, Mr. Will itlepttahl. New Sark;
A. M. Walton, Toronto; T. G. Semder-
wi 1 lit: Marys 1 3t. Twooney. Wind-
sor: Mr. lad IRs. J. K. Miller, and
daughter. Brantford: Mr. and Mrs. A.
It Itogere, Preston; Mr. aid 'Mrs. J.
M. Guiles, Preston; Dr. 0.'W. Kerby,
4 •algary ; Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Rand.
leo,• Angeke: Miss Amy niggle. Toron-
to: Mr. and lire. H. K. MacDougall,
Toronto: J. M. Vole and family, Wood-
atock ; Hugh P. Inure and family,
Sitntoe: A. C. Scott, Stratford: W. M.
McLaren. Toronto: Mies Muriel Mutt.
dy. Windw,r: Mtssee Minnie and Mar-
garet Ferguson. Detroit ; Mr. and lire.
G. M: Bugler, London; Mr. and Mrs.
T. M. Direly, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Crones, Paris; Mr. and Mr«. R.
H. Tsrnbali. Parte; Mrs. Garrow. To-
AO/eel Montle), and route; Mr. rad Mrs. E. L. Law, Port
NFa:I. OF JI 1.1 31 TO .11 4.1 sT
Monday and Tuesday
I.LK111 SCOTT'S bIg story
w•'n au all star eu+t
"THF: POVERTY OF RI('IFES"
HAMMY VERNON
,"HARNY. K1) f.tYALWER"
Wednesday Thursday
WILI.i.1M S. HART
"THE WHISTLE -
"STEP THIS WAY"
-o--
Friday and Saturday
M.ARi l'l('KFOKI)
as rhes was t..•Ir.• (-situ ago in
"GOING STRAIGHT"
MAKIN PREPOST
"THE h.%N(.F:KOI'S•LITTLE
I)Ell(1\"
Ontario Gnirrtissepl Sante
MISS MacVICAR
;Gedertatt
1(f►tgy'lon SI. •:r �
Results of the Cesabiued Field Crep
and Tbrasbed Grata cotatpetition
SILAGE FERMENTATION
Gives Bane or Benefit to Cosa
tents of the Silo.
Miall -Packed Green Fodder Usually
Ponies Out Well - Various Coo-
dtluns From the dune Claw of
Plants- Preventtoa ut Tuber-
culosis 11a Poultry.
(Coatstbuted by ontarlpDeparttment of
Agriculture, TOr
When a large quantity of finely -cut
or divided green fodder le packed
within the silo fermentation begins
at once. The temperature will grad -
tally rise and considerable earbonle
acid gas will be given off during the
first five days. The temperature of
the surface six inches may go up con-
siderably above 100 deg. Fahrenheit.
due to air entering and permltUug
The following net .'bows the etaod• fermentative processes which are not
hag of the farmers who took part In Passible.deeperin the 'mass out of
the combined field crop and 'thrashed
grain competition in reach of the tree air or oxygen
• unwectlon with
Mie Godertch tndustrtal Exhibition fur supply. Under good practice, where
the ensiling has been well done, the
temperature two feet down-- will not
exceed 140 deg. Fahrenheit during
the first fFve days, the temperature
'* 1 then gradually drop back to lee
deg. or lees.
Green Fodder For the b to Should lee
Well Packed.
this year. Thi
Bennie, of Pr
judge was Yr. George
evtlle. who completed
the judging on t1'edneeday.a The priae-
winners were: \ Jas. Chisholm, 98
points; J. G. tickpana. 63; W. N. Hill.
92; Robt. Andreas. 91: ltobt. Snow=
don estate, 90; 1. efetbertngton. 805%;
Frank Young, Ki)• he standing of the
other competitors 1 a' follow«: John
Overby, 8854 pointl<; T. M. 8uowdeu,
John Flick, 87;
J. Glen, SA%; Bel
Overby, 84%; John
Baer, 8a; W H. Elsey
'bas. l'rouae. 86;
Brun., 83; K. J•
'MIL 84; B. lt.
SALESMAN
BACK
AND FEELS
satuntuy at 1.111 pm• ----. Ht;raft --3: H-llagfeeen. A. A- Cam
t• ro u. 1' et e r bo sn t gh .
I (DM1N.: NEXT WEES-"At At Tar Est
of the World."I daughters,
Before You Put Them On
Sprinkle in a little
�
Orm.
Tread Easy Foot Powder
This delightful, antiseptic powder
makes your feet comfortable, pre-
vents rubbing by keeping the
dry. Soothes aching, burning feet.
Makes walking easier.
_Gat a Can Now while You Want It
FINE'
"Tanlac Certainly Delivered
The Goods For Me,"
Boyer, And Tells How It
Him Of Serious Sto
Trouble.
"Tanlac put me on the road to g
health and 1 don't remember the
time I telt better, than 1 do now," said
Rene Boyer, 456 Amherst St., Moat -
real, well known traveling salesman
lfahment. 'About two years ago my
for the Constantinesn Printing Etttab-
appetite went trek eases sad I begi n
to suffer from stomach troubre
1 fek sick and woraoet all the time
and it woo all 1 could�,io keep plug-
ging alone. 1 hall terrible crawl's in _ T
Yt
Mies M. Baker sad Mies luuth 111.1 -
Hauls
u-
lirtus returtrel on Saturday fruw
)[offal, awl Toronto and are away ou
a hekdsy'trip up the [:rent lakes.
Mita 1. Holmes, of Acton, is , iaititig
her aunt, Mee. lierslewuod
Thursday. July 27. 1922.---s
_ reel
Gueete at "Lakeside" Include
and Mrs. 1. G ('hew sad sou, Mr.
lltKerruw and Mime McKerrow, all
Detroit ; Mrs. I)ickieou, M. W
u
Heauu, and Mrs. H. Ibrrald,
Loudon. _ .
4
V
Well -packed green fodder Carrying
a normal amount of moisture will
cootaln within the small apace Jam_
enough air to carry the fermentation
to the desired point for proper silage
making. 11 an excess amount of ale
L present through improper cutting
and packing of the fodder the fer-,-
mentations will be carried tau far.
mooida will form and spoil part et
e. Nage. Numerous agents ate
present awl ready to function should
000dlt/ons favor their development la
the ensiled masts. The plant enzymes.
Invertase and zymase, together with
the acid-forming bacteria Batts acid*
and vial acetall are of the greatest
a
Importance in silage making. Nu-
erpus other bacteria are present, and
11 conditions favor their development
to a greater degree than they favor
the development of the lactic and
'tette acid formers the silage prod's*-
, ed will- not be of the blithest grads.
plant cells of the cut or shredded
green fodder that Is pieced in the
silo are still alive and carry the
chemical substances commonly known
as enaymes. These enzymes are the
agents that break down the starch
[ad increase the sugar content dur-
ing the first few days of the ter-
mea1ative process, apparently previa -
ng the way for the acid forming
Lorawhich become very active
the fifth or sixth day and con-
ol the completion of the silage 1
Iv process if conditions are
mal.
my, Ctomach that Meter -Tor hoary' and tion
1 bloated •v with gas I could hardly
get sty brvaNMy nus
i. Maevwere en Walt*
. C. p, Pore reit two edge all the time and my sleep was elves
Of TOMO" are rifting Mr
t Weeedge
reetiews. useful
-�Ta. Horner Horton. always
'Nuke has rid ise entirety of- Dtfferen
e o:eac h trouble. I now eat whatever ripeness,
1 wart. my sleep is restful and I feel dlfferenc
time and ready for a good day's work. *nee or a
Teniae certaiuly delivered the goods in Quantic
for ass and 1 am gland to give It the on the dual
Hydro Electric
Activities In the tlno 1setul
d Otherwise- - • ---
vast differene0 to the road*'
1 the various fodder* used 1s'
making at the time of vatting
to various activities both
nd otherwise within the silo.)
degrees of greenness or
different cl f planta,
in moisture content, pres-
hence of desirable bacteria
will have their influence
product. 8o we see silage
Moss, odors and flavors
e same class of forage
emperature within the
age making 1s corn-
y from-1reesing- near
degrees near or at
silo. -L. Stevenson.
culture, Toronto.
A ■nether of electric .Love cur•
suits are now being eonstmrtel at
e.nsilarsble cnil, Po that the de-
ntaod t r electric rangeservice may
be supplied.
New Is The Tine
t. svrnre a range Men Ire. when
Dear litre are being el,'ted. You
niaY beedisais'ilmod later.
"Mad
Mry" vleetr)a ranges now oh dis-
pay 01
The Hydro Store
We are exclusive reppresentati,ee
in tiederidi for The HcOlars Elect-
tf). !V�
highest recommewtiti.al" of vertous
Taulac Is geld by all goad druggists. made from
-- __ A f •arrecthsn
Let week's Lutrauce report should
have credited Leaa Hackett of C. 8. 8.
No. 13, Ashfield, with lieat•ciao hon-
ors. -
Annual I iot&
The ansa! picnic of the Gotkricb
N•oseu'e lustitute will be held M
Meaesetung Park on friday, August 4.
uveyaat'ert wtY heave the curter of
Montreal ',meet and Square and corner
PI-jel -greet an.ic it dtoteietelt.
Winners of Medals
The Robert 1'nrk Memorial gold
medal donated by Victor Iwrt'rlston
anwally for pr•ofieteuy at the High rent rale and 1t several
School Entraw.• Cxamtnatlou wan g known to be. a
Ip by Dorothy Brows. of diet[ er suis
wosal prosily be the part
to de.Yr oy the whole flock a
owe(' again., The poultry house
be atrulibed out with good die
ant and the wails whttewaahe
the loon ut the houee.ts dirt, re
about ,adz duets and' bury 1/ ou
pleats. The
silo after the
-:Metal may va
the wall to t
the center of th
See., Dept. of Ms
Prevention of Tuberculosis la
Po 1.
It Is absolutely useless to treat
poultry -which is sff ng from tuber -
cutoffs with any for rent medicine or
pabjnt povKry tonic Preparations
wgtsk guarantee to cu this disease
ars ptwpoUDe : r mvleuti■t.
Ouse Ube bird 1s infect' • tbeTe 1s uo
Cure. All effort should be directed
to ppayrent the healthy birds from
oontrictiug the disease.
If Use flock is small a d not of
•rdi have
ected, it
wisdoa)
d start
heuld
feet=
It
eve
of
=The Company Behind the Tire
When you buy a Goodrich Tire you have a gttar-
antee oT satisfactory service from one of the world's
•largest rubber companies.
Tb.Goodrich "55" New 30 x 3 1-2 (Ford Size)
:Clincher Fabric Tire
Sells at 514.50
You take no chances when you buy a Goodtich.
SEE
FISHER
-_ VULCANIZER •
HAMILTO` STItEL•1' (;Ot)ERICif. s 1
XXX XX X CXXXXXX;ftXXX
Everything in Ladies' and Men's Summer
Wear at
Bargain Prices
GINGH:YJE DRISSES-Those left to be sold at very speci
prices Regular values (th.50 to 8$.00. Excellent b ,
gains at the price q/$4,9$.
i,ADIES' WAISTS-Cbartning colors and styles, in e-
cbine tine ,g`eorgettt Reduced to- -$i7ff-,---ITT
2angit+g1 TO to 8•),l 5. •
BATH , SUITS --We .have Them in all tires far
la , or , gentlemen, girls or toys. Both wo i and
ut. Prices:75 tc• t".75.
MEN'S SUMMER CAPS=Extraordinary offering: in then''
Caps for summer In light checks anti plaids. Price $1.10
MEN'S SAILOR STRAW TEATS -Specially priced at 81.50
__ to $1•99. . 11
-('MBi.,ATION UNDERWEAR FOR MEN -I1. v• D's
Ju -t the thing for !tot weather. Reduced to 11.0('
SUMMER MILT,TRERv 'I0O- CLEAR= -Ladles' and ;:i: ses' 4
Ready -to -Wear Haiti, in inohairs, milans, crepe de chines,0
" and organdies. They are all w pleasing shapes and the x
price should please yc,u, to). hey range from 12.°:r to X
14.50. X
The New Store G-cle:ice, On; 'X
xxXTXXxxxXX:XXxXXX
"Pen.lar Remt'diea" The Square
'Ili ail Light Coss,sse l-
SoEsdN - Mario
Two.Thircis of the Stock Sol
•
and
Irish
A beautiful range of Scotch Tweeds,
English Serges, West of England Worsteds and
Overcoatings still to go.
No Orders Taken After Saturday, August 5th
F. H. MARTIN, Tailor
...W►ters/`eVV'Iev.►t►AWbVe•
Central scowl and the silver medal
Via! won by Boas Hoe, of Victoria
algal. Their. two pepibs stood arc
and sound In the public school., t.eiag
only a few taarka apart.
GO1)1311 ll MA . the'&w. Ren nes wits Malt,
Tbnreday, Jelly 244
Wheat. per bush. 11.3:. tw 11.40
tints, WC- blush. 40e to 45c
Rterhw. per bush tNM to Ise
Pato. per hash. 41.40 a siert)
Ito- kwheat, per bush. r.. , ,Tic to ilbc
!'lour, family, ler cwt. ...$3.75 to 14.0a
Fla..[ tfalrt1.-4a eat_...;i.I1 to.. t(►_
Bran. par tdn 121 to Itis
Shorts. per too 129 to Safi
!toy. per Mn .......,•114 to 116
Straw. Innes. per ten 18 to $10 all Inc fowls, ith.7
tlter, per Ib. 30c to e we tit destroying
Oresinery Balker. per 18. 1Ac to 43e gt.egt also and atte¢t1on, even to the
Wpm, fresh, per dria• Inc to 2.54 s¢taneat details, are necessary.. One
Potatoes. per It .11./6 will of denier, overlook some of the
(Stele, buteher'e choke
per cwt. 7.00 to $'.l*
c.ttla huteher'* aseditn. s to $11.00per eat. r
Floret,18 a wetght per a ., t. 113.10 to 114
Hide* per 18. ..
nodi. Lt the floor if well made
either concrete, tile, or wood. no
th&oughlx with distntectent. If th
fiber is tot of good material or. hard
to steam, lay a sew one over the old.
Tur{{ over the soil in the rens. Bea
Qabklsig cops and clekno all other
atiligttls. After this 1. well done, w
.f.fira the new bares, being Very *use-
ful to purctj'ase the teem a lock
aMsteii• is tree, from the dl
If Oa floc N large or valuable aid
t y decided to attempt eradication
I-•
.rices
diseased birds on the first examine -
time, but they may be observed later
on when the sylaptoms are better de-
veloped. .Keep the floor as tree from
dr pa as possible, and clean out and
'me -in 4ute rj at least once a week. Do
aappp� attdw the swipe birds to run
- - _ _ -r" .ifiNet the older odes, for they are cag-
ily infected. After the, drat geaeral
w*4t)ine; out, patch the rest and as
s w one begins to appear dfseae-
el, remove It from 1tie flock and keep
ita`taWoe. �anl1 then it it develops fur -
Gar symptoms destroy it at once.
For young pigs en pa*Toro the self -
feeder has gluon ■atlat*ctory results.
Sjlsltly melte grsln'may be required.
wheel, Is offset by eeobomil ing of
1
t ire mait-iiU-111170relt the Hee
steak of a community or glees It a
beeper viriety of"enrrt 11 deserving of
Dalen se wail "as Ali vibe "Plucks
Ilrt he eannOi'a
LAW -
Have
Have you pthcumathm or Neuritis
Sciatica, Limbic*? New G ((fill
time to Ret rtd el It. Natant la
doing all she can f,,t yea. Jost
help things along• dot a bet of
•tenIplelon't phe`pi'I t
trout yoga Druggist and o
soon he lit sad wet .511*•
• .
' 't11(1 arm c1y
Os.
WWI/ R 11. t'. :. _•'r:'1P
A. CORNFIELD
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We'll Meet You
in your sho" ideas, and save you money. too.
When }'fou purchase from us you get the mst ore-
liable and rl2t )end' hie footwear the market liras tc y(fer.
Our many rs connection with manufacturers and
wholesalers ens res that. Ye',1 benr•fit ,because we sell at
as close a profit as we can stand. Get your next pair here.
POLISHES -_ _ SU.'DRIES
FINE SHOE REPAIRING -
SHARMAN'S SHOE STORE
tt.1:.> 'tpr.t;In