The Signal, 1924-9-25, Page 6C -Thursday, Stp4 iubvr 21, 1024,
THE SIGNAL,
- GODERICH, ONT.
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months you will be spending most of your time indoors. Of
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Cook by Electricity
Wash by Electricity
Iron by Electricity
HYDRO STORE
North side of Square Gedericb
Take Your
Store Into
Their Homes
-by Long Distance
"Don't wait on the chance
that they may come to you.
Telephone them at once by
long Distance. Hell them,
or make an appointment for
a call!"
We now handle coruider-
aldy over one million 'I.ortg
Distame messages a month,
mostly fur merchants who
declining to be the victims of
circtun.stane es Longare making
sure, by Distance, that
they get the busirees.
Iwo what )wines or offices could
you take your store today. by
Long Distance?
(sods gists swbeag er odds to As
mho* of YOUR Tatepi.4wta
COLBORNE SCHOOL FAIR
1.1.t of Prize winnen4 at Monday's
Successful Event
The following Is the list of prize-
winner at the Colborne school Lair
held on Mouday last at Carlow:
(:It.t1N AND VEGETABLES
When, quart-Nl•buu Moulden.
Russ.] I'frimmer, Itoy ltutledetr,
sht1tt-Nelson Sloulekil. Roy
Rutledge. Russel Pftiwmer. (lstx.
.p1ari--44:rurgi• McBride. Wilmer Har-
dy. t('ool Orval 'McPhee
1 4:or. o feu 31
1 e A 1
uu 1.w .11llhsu. (tan Id Jackson.
4lot.. .heti-- Vilme.r IIanly, Gordon
M4i',sl1. 4Irral Mel'ee. George Mc-
Bride. Harold Jackson. Marley, quart
-.roman Shultz. Itny .Vein, Barley,
-4'arwan Shultz. Roy Allen.
Sweet ('urn --Frank Walters, Erie
Qwa1d. Ruth 4'aldwe11. It,th SIePhee.
Norma Fisher. Yranktiu Horton. Irish
4'obhb•r
rotators -•No Name, Allan
Currie. Margaret • Allen. R4sn Pfrim-
us•r. fEris Quaid. \Aeon •Monldrn.
(;ren Mountain 1't4atucs--ulhwr Al -
lin. F:rie Quaid. 1)orotby Walters, Lil-
lian %%low. J11m4e4 Farrisk, Frukd•s
-4' hi .
AI Lury. Dooley I tabes -stay Ai -
lin. Georgina Hvan,tewurt Fergu
1 oil. Gordon Jewell. Assn Horton,
I Edgar Bloke. 'Ml,ngolds--.-taros Flsh-
l1'r, Fret Bisset. Sam. Walters. Tur-
f nips.-II.•rnnall Fisher. Margaret
Shultz. Marie Fisher. Ben $4rnughnn,
Ilea Aril Young. Clifford -Viii. Beets
Isdel Itohertsou, ata-guret 4lit-
44w11, F:rie Quail, Loreto Kerr. .Annie
1•
4lwerds, Kett!' Fermin. 4'nrrot,-
Nor IJIII, (;Iadys Tlt)-lur, , Edythe
Marsh. 'Mnrgnret Pit -Cando. ;Murray
(tardy. "IltrI)tine Robertson. 1hir-
I .nip.-Mwry Houston. Fred IIIc 4i,
carman Kerr. Fern Tnuh. ('Iaarles Mit•
rh,ll, Evelyn Long. 4►utous--4inrir
$hields. Nu Nnm,, Nehmen ,Mofild.•n.
Amelia Melhraine, Ellen Hardy, ,tot-
, tte I.nwlur - -
' F'iA1WFiBN
stere -Nelson 3douldeu, Sam Wal -
1 torsi, Ellen 'tardy, Perri Lawlor.
; Kelt F'aegnn, Marie M>.c4rl. :tweet
Perim ,Edith 'Marsh. Phlox -Evelyn
Horton. Helen Fulford. Zinnia -Ruth
Caldwell, Mary Bisset. Evelyn 'song,
Carmen Kerr, Margaret 1'itblado,
F'r.di Jewell. Afri.sli Maricolks-
Erie Quaid. Benson Kerr. (bn•opstx-
Ii.rvey %G'1'hee. ('bristino Robertson.
Kers F'nrrivh. talrmdula-Benson
Porton. Wm. Treble, Dorothy. Wal-
ters. Orval •Mr.Phe. French 'Marl-
goltls--Mn,m Wolter, Alvin Kerr, 807
Rutledge. Inky Hardy, Louis Fulford,
Annie !Airfield Hnipiglosim-Amrlla
Mellwnin. bath. Lawlor. Verfeml--
Mari.• Shields, Wilmer Rutledge. Gor-
don Jew.'U (lnmmo,►- 4)Iher Alliin,
Word Jewell. Merle Kerr. Home Gar-
den It4nlquet--47hrintlnr Robertson,
Cameron thirst. Nelson 1 1rntlile'n, (Ben-
son Vuffurd, Evelyn •Long. Annie
:Nil ler.
IY)b'1/(RT
4 ick.'rel--F'reI Itiissett, .1.k• Gard -
,.•r. Sam Walters. Court Ind Kerr,
I.nlis Fulton!. Harold Jackson.
Pullet -Eric 41arlIIer, Nelsm Slnul-
den. Hum Watters. i:lelnor Tyn-
dall. Clayton Mllliarn, Fred Bis-
set. Wen of Thaw -Fret tiles',
Erie Gardner, Doneen Millinn,
1,1111.4 Fulford. Nelson Moulden, lieu
Ktraughan. White 1.eahrrne.-Nelson
Moulden. Dorothy HAnklater, Norm.' n
1lrtrs f. Franklin FIMk, Carmen atm, -
ens. Wane Treble. White W yandottem
--Menson Fulford. . Barrel It.s•ks-
Main Wolters, Erie Quaid, Beth Mc-
Phee. Nelson Moulden, Ben stnnngitan,
Jatiles Parrish. Any Pet -t'hnthe
)til.hcll. Christine Roberti/on. Duncan
Million. Edythe Marsh, laabel Robert-
son, Benson Fulford.
LIVE: STOCK '
Beef Calf -Anroll Fisher, Evelyn
"Nerves in Bad State
Could Not Sleep"
Mrs. H. N. Tardelll, Hareounanith, Oat, writes:
"My nerves Were in a very bad state, and for nearly six months
I did not know what it was to have a good night's rest. i could
not eat. and never felt well, i beard shout Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.
and thought I would try it. Asn
taking it for ■ few days 1 begins
to feel better. and soon was able
to sloqp well at eight. My appe-
tite also returned, and i felt
Monger and better, and after
taking three hoses of Dr. Chtate's
?Awe Food 1 was quite well. 1
lava alma gives die Nerve Food
Ss t4 fink with dei 1.a
utak
Dr. chase's Nesse FNd
M oma a tin. at M ___ lrasaaa- 1@mm * Os•. "6- less@@"'
Million. Fera Timm. Chas. Thom,
Marie. 'Fisher, !taps Killion. halter
Broken CuII 4 harts@ Jeans. lioward �.
1'o(IIIK, Gordon Jewell. Alton Currie. !
tlarkel letnde -4'1:ts. Mom, If. Hoy -
tun. Fern Thom, Evelyn Iturton.• olth
Young. 4blIu Young. Agricultural
('alt 1Iu,oard 1' g. Gurdon Jewell.
Wilmer (lardy, A11111a Currie, ('bas.
.1 Bacon li.ggs --Worthy Fowler:
\VII(II,l Fisher. Aaron F'laher, Doris
Itill. Elsner Fishier. Harrel 11111. Russ
Flatter. Benson Horton Special Hop
- Worthy Fowler, \Vntrdl Fisher, Et.
mer !lather.
• Fit l' I T
Max Appl(•a-y\liifurd thirst. Nelson
Moulder, Benson Fulturd, Christine
Robertson. F'nwccs Met'lart%. Keith
Friesen. Wik411 Garden ' flats-1'upon
No. 1. Nu 9, Nu, :i. t\Yillle Hardy).
INIMF:KTI(' W'IF\('F
la'llklll 1'i,' \Ivry Redwood. Mar -
turret A11111, Mildred :Ullliarl. Mildred
Sri/Iowa. laud, Lawlor. Lillian Ryan.
linrk anger 4'l41.0--Iete•Ila Fisher,
met Ca Meliwt1111, Fern '1'h44u1. 11e11•111
Ktraugha13, F'ruut•t•s .M41'Iart.%, 'Mar -
ping .tlfln, (Homemade 4'atol -
l'hristiue Itob'rtsal, Dorothy Walleye.
Margaret AlIin,,"Sit!.iilf' Moulden. Al-
ma Mallows. Gladys Taylor. ltnrwn
timed -Amelia Shultz. ' Bran or
Graham 'Mtrftinte--Hrleu Ktrinlglan.
Minnie Million. Lillian luso, Pearl
Lawlor. Gladys Taljor. Mary Fergus-
on. Italsln TIlrh4-i,largaret Mitchell.
Olive 11111, Eva 1'.•ttwan, Margaret.
.\Ilio. Muhl 11111. Amelia nlellw-alo.
(anger C4okio---liaz.•I Lawlor. Eu-
nice bong, Doris hill. Mildred Sal -
lows, Olive 11111, Frances •McCIII'ty.
School Lunch -Luella Fisher, 'Mildred
hallows, Story Itedwoud. Evelyn Hor-
ton. Nelson 'Moulden, Christine Rob-
ertson.
1MANt'AL TRAINING
Hammer Handle -Kenneth }'sulcate.
Franklin Flick, James Farrier. Nel-
s.111 3fouIden , F;vrrett Yotugllat,
Murray Hardy. Wren House -Louts
Fulford. Frankn.
Alibi. Patch on Grain
Itag Nelson Moulder. Roy Rut-
ldge, Arnold Allen, • Willie Treble.
Murray Hardy, Clayton Robertson.
NATURE STUDY
Noxious Weeds -Lottie Lawlor,
('Iayton Roberson. Harvey M.ct'he•,
F:dna 'McCool. Native Weds and
1,4•11v004 -Roy Rutledge, Nelson Monl-
drn, ii. McPhee, W. Jewell. Wild
Pluses -Roy Rutledge, W. Jewell, F.
Horton. Erie Quaid, Kenneth Farrisl..
Jas. Parrish. Ontario \1'.dds and
'Seeds -Clayton Robertson. Evelyn
Horton. Ihlrnthy 1,Inklater, Lulu
DRAWING, WRiT1NG AND ART.
hawing Mal, of Huron -Helen
Strangllan. Erie Quaid, Isabel Tyn•
dill. Mildred Kallows, Pearl Lawlor.
lion- Howson. drawing Map of
North America--OIlive hill, Fra'cts
M.4'Isrty, Edith Marsh. Anni • Miller,
Ellen (tardy. Gladys Tisvl.r. Draw-
ing Map of Europe-4'luytun Robert -
mu. i.ottie Iaewlor. Kalmer 1►awken.
Ward Jewell, Evelyn Horton. Writ-
ing "laughing Itr4ok' -lusts MGi'Ile•.
INorma 11(11. Melvin Good. Alnt.e K1I-
low-s, Ph)•INl Horton, Gordon 1 a-
Ito.que. Writing -Woodland
l eyarl Lawlor, F;unto.' Y g, Mil/1E041
:.otiose. iiazal Lawlor, Myrtle. Pfrim-
nter. F:rie Quaid. Writing "Lead,
Kindly Light" -Olive 11111, Aaron
Fisher, Eva Pettman. Edythe. MaraJh.
Hllrn third7. (lhrtstine Rdw•rboon.
Writing -Children's Kong'--F'rtnk
F'Itek, !toy Itutlelge. Ward Jewel,
Lottie Lawlor. Margan•t Pithladu, Ar-
nold Aplin. ("rayon Drawing 4 f
Flowers -.Ilio Linfield. Mary Rl'd-
tno .I, Kolmer Lawson, i,alel Robert-
son. 11011ir lawior, Hazel Lawler.
Pencil $keteh of Vinegar Jug-i.ottle
lelwlor, Ward Jewell. Aplin IAnfi'.11I•
Mary lt.dmond. Autumn $.•ene-
%Vord Jewell, Lottle Lawlor, Amelia
.V.•hulta 'Mildred Hallows, Roy Itwt-
lelge, Edythe Unruh.
•9FHW1N(1
Onrning on Mtoekdng--•Dorothy
Lin klnter. Hommel Tea Tow01-1Ailu
Jewell, Isabel Robinson, Annie Red-
u1.und• Llttir lawlor, Clayton 1(.4,
cruor, 4.hriotIne Jtbbert.son. ('rochet-
ino-Olive 11111, Annie 'Miller, Marie
Maedel, Jeanie Haglor. Doll's Heart
Isabel Robertson. Mildred Salman,
Edna Melton', Alma Mallows. Child's
h►w,ater---Howard Young, afarie
Mhielda. ilemetitched Ilandkereh1ef-
Elenor Tymlall, Lulu Jewell, Evelyn
Horton, Phyllis 'Horton, Erie Quaid.
Ellen Fulford. (;neat 'rowel -Evelyn
Horton. Margaret Allen, Horde
.11iehks, Patch on (:Ingham --Lottie
latwlor, Margaret .Mitchell, 'Margaret
AIIin, .Amelia Sfoilw3In, Iwdw•l Tyu-
doll, Lulu J.'w.lt. Handmade Apron
- Christine Robertson, Mildred SAI -
Iowa, Ellen Hardy, F', G. Kings/well,
Lottie Lawlor.
COMPETITIONS
Public Seeking -Lucy }lardy, Do --
()thy Walters, Doris 11111, Clayton Rob-
ertson, Judging Bare (logs- 4'. Rob-
ertson, A. 4'urrey, H. Young. -.School
('@redo -K. R. No. 2, No. 3, No. 1, No.
M. No. A. No. 4.
SPORTS
!toys' rare, 14 years rend tinder-
OIraen fog. Emerson thirst. Gordon
I.n Rneque. 4;irls' ram, Rurs and ten-
der -Effie Jewell, Effie rut's Hog -
earth. Jean ltouatnn. 14o s' met.. 10
)'errs and under -Carl Ynnghlu(,
Franklin Horton, !;arson Hoy. Leslie
Hoy. Ben Mtranghen, Yhnmerson E41.
wards. Girls roes, 10 years tend un-
der . lte(a Fisher, 'Mary F.•rgns„n•
Alinni, Pitbta,lo, Isabel Robert 4011.
Dorothy Llnklater, 61.3rgar,•t Fer;us-
rao. 1k'ys' race, 12 years and under --
4'nrl Yunghlnt, Franklin F'Ih•k. K••n
nets F'nrrl'sh, 1..alh• Hoy. ihltcsn Mil
Zinn, 4I.rm,11 Fisher. Girls' surd.. 12
,ears and ander -P,nrl bawler.
Marie Flakier, Lulu Jewell. Mets Fish
.r, Margaret Hoy. Toys' ram, over
12 years --Roy Rutledge, Allan Lin-
field, Willie Treble, I)unean Mllilaw,
Leslie Hoy. GIrlw' rade, over 12 years
.1 frivol (itskh Evelyn Horton, (tor•
othy Wolters, Doris 11i11. Marie F'Iah•
11. School teachers' neer-611m
Kneehtel, M. S. No. 4; Mho IP-amp4se11,
Henn-011er; Miss McOnarrlc. M. M. N.
44; Miss Vnnderhnrich, M. K. No :1.
(toys' direr legged rice Jame. anal
K,.nneth Parrish, Franklin Flask and
Arron Fisher, Edgor Bloke And 8111
ito,, Dlllenn Nrllinn end Herman
Fisher 41iri.' three legged raise-
Gadya Taylor And Pcnrl Law'or, Mar -
'nem Hoy and Minnie (ioM1, i.alu
Jewell and Nvrlyn itorten IFeiay
FOR JOY OF
1 COLLINGWOOD HOSPITAL
GETS HANDSOME CHEQUE
G000 HEALTH
Manitoba Woman Thanks
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
. table Compound
'1
Crandall. Manitoba.-" When I wan
a young girl at home and working I had
terrible pains, almost more than I could
bear, and 1 was not regular. These
troubles kept me w tired all the time
that 1 had no strength and no ambition
to join in with my friends and have a
good time. 1 was just tired and miser;
able always and life Just seemed as if it
wasn't worth living. 1 saw so much in
the papers about L dia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and then 1 had a
friend who had taken it and told me
about it, so 1 got some. Every month
after taking it1 got stronger and I soon
-did not suffer every month it stopped
the pains and helped me other ways.
Then when my babies were coming I was
tired and worn out the first three months
and ached badly. I took the Vegetable
Compound right along and must say it
made a new woman of me and able to
do my work, and it helped me through
see 1 am a farmer's
wife with a big house to look after, and
three babies now. I have told ever so
many women about your medicine. Just
Last week I got a letter from my old
chum in the East- Her baby was bora
fifteen days before mine and she told
me sbe was not feeling very well, her
back aches so much, and that she is
going to take the same medicine 1 took.
You can use my letter and I bope sours
ere will be helped by it." -Mrs. Jos, H.
L AM, Box fie, Crandall, Manitoba. C
race -1st, 011re 11111. Franklin Flick
and Aaron Fisher. S. K. No. 4: 2744.
Evelyn Horton, Jim Parrish dud Ken-
neth FarriMh, H. .( .No. ! Ins Doris
Hill. IU11 IIoy and 'Jim Blake, S. S.
No. 2.
DAWN OF WOMANHOOD
(),1e Thousand Dollars of First Ear14-
inga of New Steamier
The ('ullhlgwv 1 Polito in soya:
III. promisee of stdonation to the
i G, & M. Howling! .nj one thous-
j and dollars of the first freight
eaTuhlK• '•t the new 44tenwee ltoy-
alrin made by Mr. A; E. ,Matlew•s,
president of the ow ulu lowpauly.
Ili,' St,a t)1,•\t's 144.•0131441111) 4'4„ lila l
hemi fuIfI14'.i 1314(1 ackiiuwl Kt'd by
•11'• Board through the .rl•re• 1.y, Mr.1
N. F. MacKenzie.
This 1s an ,exceedingly a1.'
gift from one whose Inferrer 1
its 11 resident. but us .1111'
' 11114 bud Jtigltlr satlsta(tory 4N•alln
with ninny of the citizen's and th
!town's Largest 11dnstry. the C411Ing-
avkld (hIjSsdldiug 4'.'. His Idioir
n,•t is fully appreciated awl Mr. moll.
may rest assured that his do-
u11ri nl will be. pined h• the test FM-
' .!blr n.1' Ili counevtlon with the' ad -
maim of the affairs.
In tunarfu.• circles quick despatch 114
an linport4uit factor sued 14A eounetlon
with his dopu1411M Mr. MatheWs ev1-
deattly kept this in mind. The Itoyal-
tou left here 0n Monday, September
la. for Fort William. On the rol-
1 looiue M.ou4ty the go..4 x1111) arrlvel
j at Port Colborne with a cargo of
1 wheat and on Friday night last •the
''ehwlne Wats here. All Was (bile In lest
Mao two weeks.
roils �
not
114
A Time of Difficulties When
Watchfulness Is Needed
Some giria opal the thre4lwW of
womanhood drift into a d4M•line 11
spite of all csr.• and attention. Even
strong and usually lively girls holm..
wink. depresses nod irritable, and
Ibtfem. It is the dawn of woman-
lama---mr.st important in the life of
every girl „uxd prompt tuenxures
should b.' taken to keep the Ir1e4.1 rich
and purr. if your blood is not In a
healthy condition nt this stage. 1.11,'
feisty becomes" •s" _111 -nourishes and other
ailments devehop. If the health is not
maintained by a .efficiency of rl4i,
red blawL all sorts of weaknesses are
likely to arise. Itememis•r 111is. Dr.
V.1111Ams' ('ink ('1.1144 have waved Gum -
sands of girl@ and women from being
lite -long Invalids, because of their,
wonderful blood -milking properties.
The value of Dr. Williams' Pink
rills to young women whose health
was failing hos been proved over rind
over again. Thew pills ars Hu• mss.:
reliable• blood builder, fortifying weak
nerves and erecting the lilenel supply
of red healthy blood whk•h a girl
needs to euutain her strength.
You ran set Dr, Williams' I'Iuk
pills through any dealer in medicine.
or by mail at :I0o a box from The 1►r.
Williams' Medicine ('o.. Itroek vine,
Ont.
Huron County Plowmen
A plowing mates under the suis -
piers of the Huron (Wunty Plowinen'1(
Association will be held 441 the f:.rtns\
of [ferret Hryhns and John Work.
one mile north of Brmarels, un Fri-
day, (k•tober Pith. The program will
include: Boys' clans tinder 114 years,
in stubble; boys clash, under lit yelra.
in sod; Mee'. class, 19 to 25 yearn. its
adM : open, general purps/s; p44.ws, hl
M4441; freesfor-all• high -cut plows. 40
std: riding plows, in mod; tractor
plowing, for tractor owners. 40e acre
111 mod. Each competitor. exe•ptfng in
the last mentioned eines, will plow l
one-third of an acre, No entrance fee.
except membership. 25e.
Flax Company Coos at Seefotth
S,•Aforth mem w lawyer's Mecca on
Thursday And Friday of lard week
during the hearing before Magkktrate
Iteid, of Goderich, of charges against
(r. Fret Luken Arid Mr. le)uls [nuked
of Toronto, .41 rhArgea of perJury and
conspiracy. 4'rown tor 1'y Seager.
assisted by Crown Attorney Middle-
ton, of Owen Mound. and Mr. Itogera,
of the Provincial Deportment. Toron-
to, conducted the •pr(wcntion. while
COI. Grier, Mr. Cowan surd :Nr. Stott.
of Toronto. Acted for defendntti.
The charge of perjury against Mr.
Louis Lukea occupied the first day,
and A large number of w•itnewa were
heard. At the eont•Iusion the Magis-
trate maid there wan no evidence to
cunvh•t, and ditifili1/1011 the cane.
Frhlay was taken up with the
charge of eonspirmt•y Raisins* Menir..
Lukes of using the Huron County
Flux (bmpiny as n screen to dofrnud
I11441. er0IIGr44. Evldrn,v ens given
that. although Mr. Luker. hail formol
the enmpany, all front'sMlonm were
rondos -tea by hlmaMf nr 111,, bmther.
nod that the sum of $2141.000 had leen
deposited in the Dominion tank, lien -
forth, during the yearn 1010-211 by
Mr. Louis Luken. either In earth nr
i'N'ictory bonds; that when the loud-
ness woo 1114114.11 ereT to (lie e(1mpan7
by him he handed to the eompeny
the entire carp of 1921. besides $30,-
114141 surplus from 1(419; end roe -Toed
in return Fi0.914) worth of at.4•k In the
eompnny The evldonce elbowed Hutt
some oIlnelaw thought they were
doing tiosla•mm with Mr. Luke. and
others Olmst ht they were demlini with
fhr company There was mach eros4-
flring between the legal lights 84.4
era) wltnemmil from Toronto were (gill-
ed and much of the evldenee went to
Khoo, that a[.4smrs. '.tykes had Inset neer
$2440,000 bir their flax operation.
The millotrwte committed them s.►
appear at the nett @Merin In 41odr
1.W-.lieefortb Kele.
RADIO PROGRAM
WGY program in brief, w(d•k of
$eptien 1'r ext. 1934. WGY. S,•henr(•-
tndy, N. Y„ General Electric ('om-
pnq•. 79) kilocycles 4380 meters).
Eastern standard time.
Sunday. :S..ptemix•r Ti. 11 a.m.-
S4•n•ice of First Preabyterlan church,
144•herwectad)', N. Y. Melillo!' by the
iter. Robs. W. Anthony,
x:00 p.m.-Rnwh-Ita,dmnnll service
Iron' Temple 1t4•th Emeth. Albany. N.
Y. Dr. Marius Rans.nn. rabbi: quar-
tet directed by J. AtroIdn Springer.
Monday. ,September 1'r 2(4. 10 a.m.-
Servke of Temple Beth Emeth. Al-
bany. N. Y. s
7:11 pm.-Addrems, "Farm ('relit,"
by W. 1. 'Meyers. professor of e on0m-
1t'a. New York State ('olle•ge of Agri-
culture.
7.30 p.m,-.t44r.•ss. ••1'o -operation
the Next Step," K. L. Strlvinga, Mas-
ter of ..New York State Grange.
7:45 p.m,--I'rognem by \W(:Y Or-
chestra and IHcpalIah C. Jem4s4. so -
pro 110.
Tluaday, September 30. 7:44 p.nt.-
l'rngram by W4;Y Orelse'atra, assist el
by Margaret J. 1,Itte11, soprano.
11:15 p.m,--(Yrwin recital by Steph-
en E. Itntge lair, 'from Proctor's Ilnr-
rnantes Blee ker Hall. Albany. N. Y.
WehleMIay. (k•tolwr 1. ¢:30 p.m. -
Adventure Story. conr•teiy Youth'@
Companion.
T}nlrn,Mv O
hoer 2.
4• i pan.
-
"A
"A Few Ifo ,ntm
with New Woke,"
by William Jacob, I1Iin rien General
Electric Cowpony.
_...1i.44) p.tn.-<4ratorio ptogr:wi by the
choir of the First Presbyterian church.
Glen Fulls, N. Y.. /Cecil Wright,
director.
41:341 p.m. --Organ r(rihsl by Stephen
E. ilnise•Inlr, front Proctor's 'Harman -
11/1 Itled•ker Haff. A bony. N. Y.
Friday, ()etcher 3.. 44 :0) p.m.--
u
Ftelrn of %MY ayerw season of
1924.25 In "14110nc¢," a new play hy
M117 Marvin ( ottlea7 of Selwyn &
4'n,1-
10:30 p.m. -Dance mimic by ' Earl
Heiminne and his orchestra of Hud•
can. N. Y.
sofurilny. October 4. S:AO', prn.-
ihurw-. minds' a d popafhr song,.
Large A of Fall Wheat
L1'CKN0W liept. '22-A large acre-
age Is (wing (Inwn to fall wheat In this
district. Heternl farmers have plowed
tip ground hast for this year's crop.
and a number h,,),• turned down sweet
clover. Seeds wheat prie-s rang.'
from $1.25 to $1.341 n bushel,
Both Legs Broken
RI I'I.EY. S,•pt. 22. -Jnek Fnnsto,,
m furiu�i•r living on enticessehm fire.
Duren lied 1leers broken
W11011. he fell thirty feet from the
roof of his Tarn. 1t /molars that
Fumanti Willi Henning chaff, which
had :3.rmmih,el during 4t rwe•nt
threshing. from the roof of the lslrn,
whoa he slipped and fell In the
ground.
Willing
Ile -Trot ahouId nee the new altar
in our (torch.
She--i.end me to It' --'Boston Train -
lee
11' ing'ton Stnnderd •
Returning freight is an imis,rtmit
ennaioh•rnti••n in rallunyd; it is not
11171111 prop's It 1(11 to 11'1'11 empty
trucks. What *Wirt of return freight
world the Ilndson Boy (tailcoat get'
111,1 you .o,.r hese of a girl nmrryiII
the kind of man flint the fortune 4'01rr
said she would?-dlrandon Sim. -
ft is sold that there are 2,0 0.0010
iaw, in the united Staten; hot whnt
about the Ten Com nal nd mento? -
Kingstnn 14tandnrd.
Fifty Years Married
14T, T11OSLtt1, Sept. Y2.-l'it7 Treas-
urer and Mrs. 14. O. Perry ere to-
morrow celebrating the fiftieth an
niversary of their marring'. with a
faintly reunion et their r.wldence ;n
Scott street. They were married In
North Arrest Metho411At ehnreh. (;ode-
rlch. on September "3. 1,474. removing
to thin city ahortl7 nfterwardie Mr-
l'erry was nplointed elta treasurer In
Merrh, 14/4.1. and In still going Atrmlg,
In the parlannr of the day. He la the
won of the Fate Sheriff Perry of Ox-
ford enunty. who rcprosent4d North
oyherd In the Ontario 1a'gls4nture.
MIv (.1111drem were horn of the union,
all lIvIng.
Nr, henry le a dmugftter of the late
Thomas. Andrews of Ooder$M and will
los remesn1ered by mouse of the inkier
residents of town,
POOL METHOD
STILL ON Thui.
Manager Sas Resigns in Albertsl
Are Not $larding
1'111' 11I,o,l33g despatch from Cal-
gary, -Alberta, Is of spri1,1 inter,wt to
Coderlcll readers from the fact that
Mr. Chester M. Elliott. wlKsse views
s
are quoted, is a Loderietl boy, a x033
of !Ir.- w141 Mrs., 0,, 31. Elliott of
foe I.
(ltl.(iAltY, Sept. 12 -Just how
greytt au effect • a IMnululuu-wide•
whtl441 1sol would Jutta 411 the world
market Is twins wIlrly discussed Just
now•. and the comment of tlimatrr M.
};IIIotL manager of the -Alberta %%le•ett
Pool. 133 thin respect is infuriating.
Mr. Elliott Is a former resident or
Gotlerk'h, (hut.
"There are., of tours.. greet 'toast -
'Hies In connection with this whole
Ia ding scheme." sthl Mr.' Elliott to
TI) Free Press, "but personally I do
not xpe't to mei. anything in the nal -
tore 0 a world-wide 1101 develop, As
a mat 04' of fact. to my k33owlelgr,
there to been 330 planning in this di-
rg, Hon. he Ale? development HIM
sot Ilwt •ManItblw and Mate
Year has
katchewuti have islios organized an.I
these two I'rlWinces. together eith AI-
berts. lutve f�lrwed one wiling ('11m-
pnuy to handle all the wheat for the
*hr., 1s0114. .tt the proe'ut time the
organization of Its emeriti company
is inflater,. there I Mg nue @ala man-
ager fpr Emden' in slu.'i.s @1411(1110 liere
in Calgary to handle IA's -stern business
of shlptu.'uts anal esisp•t business trout
the Inert 1/1 Vamouver'•1 happru to lie
the man in charge ..f this , Wearers
business. although I still hold the j.4,
y[ ma)wg-r of the .tlbert pool. '
'Mee results obtained Is Ana In .tl-
�Mfta past year were not sn\ stsrtling
sal tat
countered with current 1'1111... of
wheat during the s4•nntnl, I,ut
no question that es greet 01Atly
fa4alcns would. as individuals.
made. very f.o194, sales on tl
sports throughout the season. \
tire that we eau pick the good ttin
to sell just a little hit better than th
ln4Ht•f4nal fernier. and this, to my
mind, was the chief gain nand, last
s4'nwln over the ofd method of indi-
vidual farmers selling their lion 'stuff.
"1.11.• three Western Canvhl pools
control. eptmix4tnefel7 50 per rut. of
the Western crop this year lend If j41-
dicluusly handled t11is reilntue can err -
in 1111y Ie 1131141e quite an lifhu•urs' kn
the markets. it will. li .wever.'1.• prin.-
thistly impa+sibl.• to }.rove this influ•
4.114•.•, '170• decd fd,n has to be trfet
out anyway and will et least last five
rears. for tchi4•h 111.- fartu,•rs have
signed contracts. The luck it leas In
obtaining prices. or 1 a''1J(4'" 1 about',
say ill•• jndgnl,nl It uses in obtaining
pric,:. will, in the first Analysis, be
flu• 1111an factor In deriding whether or
not the psalm idea will continue af-
ter five purse or not."
fere fa
d the
have
r
11• 1
1"
the
`1'►
11,7 Every IO,c
Packet of
WILSON'S
FLY P S
AD
I L KILL MONt I S THAN
'goo WORTH Li tNY
STICKY FLY (Alibin
Clean to handle. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
General Stores
Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
prders carefully attended to
at all hours, night or day
GODERICH
Ialpsrtant Thing
The ieove1 Ono• --My father mule
Lis fortune. when he was, a young
men.' Would -you Tike to kmrw• how he
did it?
The inner -Nut psrtlidarly. But
1 should like to know It he .till has
1L-.IFwaltda Veteran.
Rid and Gnn In Canada
The readers of the (k•hbwr Issue of
Rod and Gun in Camilla are intro.
'lured to the Intimate haunts of the
elk, the rel fox and the noose. The
Bugler of Crystal Mountain, by Naine
1.484,3' Gayer. le an untu(ually 1ntere,,t-
Ing llograplhy of the elk. Bonny-
ciiate Dale, In his twat style. makes
na aelunlnteil with 14Iy k.o-nsrd in
Novy Scotia. Kure Fire Fishing on
Fr(nrl, Itir,r. 1.y J. B. Kcrrot. is a
description of an.ldr'a1 (4314'.- fur the
sport of the angler. Bob WhItpa
)tical. a atnry of Hungarian part-
ridge -hinting Iu Herta, by W. D.
F;Iltoft. Is 'virally 'interesting readlns,
null hark to Natnre, by "Nimrod 11,-'
and Surprises for Miller. by Martin
(hinter. are two partk'nlarly enter-
taining wketi'h,d1. in addition to these
In this well Mustn't's! number. ttwr,
are numerous other worth -while ar-
tleiese ,iud 'stories and the regular eeon-
tdinners have packet the4r depart-
ments full of interesting material
from first-hand experience. R41<1 and
(;1111 in (named* Is published mouthly
by W. J. Taylor, Limited, at Wood-
nt,wk, Ont.
ter every
Cleanses =eta • sad
beetle sad adds digestion.
Relieves Haat over-
eaten leans. sad •eId
.aaatb-
isa l-a-s-1-/-a-g Haver
sedates the crashes for
sweets.
Wrigley's Is double
value Is *be benefit sad
pleasure 11 provides.
Sealed in Ma Parity
Package.
BUS £ND NAOOAOIi •Z*VION
-o-
Fins meet all trains. (eall■ made for
passengers and baggage to any part of
the town- Prompt *arvl.a guarantteed.
Telephone 51, Day or Night
H. R. STOWS
Residence. Ombra' Rea& eppesite the
Organ rectory (ales
``
The
for
Knows
Porter -3,1-1-41.4.
Irard•c l4 ILA
week k d•' are
unhcritat, g da
th.'rprel., e. its
hi Et, err .uota-
Itg.-4,1 ca,
1.'r. Jon Aut. Slrala et 5t. id -
dor., Que.. writM:-
"I 4..1' fre.asal:y used Mir.ard's
Liniment and a:an prr.erite it for
m7 patients always *nth the moat
/ratifying, results. and 1 (041.3.3.1
,t the best s'l-rotund Liniment".
C. A. Eng, M.D. also recommend/1
M.nard's In .he following wnrd.a.-
'•l have used )tiaard's Llnirn.nt
myself as *.i( aa pr..erfhed it 1a
1117 practice *ben a liniment was
required. sad bars never failed
to get the desired effect". L7
MINARDS
"KW OF, PAIN%
�LINiMEN'f
J. R. Wheeler
Fuusral Director and
esbalsier
11 calls prompt attend -
(01 to dayn ht
or
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