The Signal, 1928-5-3, Page 66-/Ibureday, May 3, 11128.
TRY
Sparr's Grocery for
quality and service
where
cleanliness is paramount
Silverwood's Ice Cream
Brick or Bulk
Bon Bons or Dixie Cups
PRICE RIGHT
,Sparr's Grocery
'The Stere of Satisfaction"
Hamilton St. Gidiriti
Phone 146
We carry a good stock of
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of AII Kinds
Est Mutt give ti ,m appiicatiur,
Frank McArthw
ELECTRIC! 1A
Telephone 82 We't Street
What
you want
when you
want It
Progress comes chiefly
from speeding up the means
of Communication.
It used to take the local
dealer from one to two
weeks to order and receive
tires, or new part for auto-
mobiles or machinery.
Now - thanks to Long Dis-
tance - it is a common
occurrence to telephone the
order before noon, have it
shipped the same day,
receive the goods the .fol-
lowing morning, and be
using them in the after-
noon.
If there is anything you
can't ' get in your home
town, your favorite dealer
will order it for you by
Long Distance and get it in
a day or two.
0,7
Sunday
Afternoon
By IS.ABELHAMILTON,
liaderieh, Ont.
All glory, laud, and honor,
To'l'h,c, Itedeestx•r, King: ,
Te whoa, the lips sLshlldren
Mode seteet It's:tunas ring.
Thou art the King of Israel,
Thou. David's royal Son,
\‘'110 in the Lents miwe contort,
The King nud blessed one.
PKAVEK
Almighty God, we praise Thee whit-,
a loud voiceand a cheerful heart; Ire-
,,tuse Thy gifts are wavy, Thy love is
, atstaut. Thy mercy is very tender.
.1s gold is tried in the tire, ear nary we
be tried in the furnace of Thy pruvi-'
deuce, and. after Thou bast wrought
Thy will iu us and ulatu us. receliee us
into the o'urts of the upper sanctuary.
to abide in the abiding Zluu. Amen.
- .elected. '
S. S. LESSON FOR MLtV 13th, 19':8
t.esson Topic -Jenne knt - .-alee'ti-
.alrm.
Lesson i':ts'age-dark li:l•10, 15•
18.
Golden Text -Lech. 9:9.
We Lase here the story of the pub-
lic entry Christ made into Jerumilew.
four or five days before Ills death. Ile
that
4111 not-atcat tnt.v-thheoily as awe TIIe fn.st) nl;,h,satrt eo d" winds o:
! durst nut show lois -tact'. !le came ;prU dict stair fiamage to full wheat
with observation to show that Ile was than the aholr or ill,. winter. Louth -
hut castial+ the thought of lila _wer4'ru tiratarlu stiffens) particularly
approaching death. it was a trims- heavy lossl
es. .v
In Fsx tilt' killing In
phut rutty, though et mora exterior. the fall wheat ileitis runs from One to
ile 'aux riding upon an ass's cult. three-quarters, according to districts,
which colt was borrowed. Christ went and in 1.awbtun the agricultural re-
upa•u the water in a 'sorrowed bout. ate presentative estimates that two-thirds
pus -titer lu a borrowed chamber, of the' full wheat a ill have twirler
,rnrweti-selw1clrc1 , with -It 4.. thicken alae stand]
p
,.d here rale upon .ii borrowed ass. ,\!!alfa mid the clovers. especially new,I
Ile bad no rkh ,tawppiugs; they threw c,r%14ags. have been correep endlugly
uta•ii'01 1e ,'upon the -Mit -and so He hard bit. and many fields will he
sat u{sni-hiw. at' us that at- i,luwevl deivn for spring grain or corn.
.tentied were a lowly potpie; and all
the show` they could wake Was by Murk More Barley.
topresaa„g. ,la•ir gtrnnuts in the way, Retorts from all parts of the oi, or
:Ea revving-branches-oftrees is the c.;clum- of - "Ila.-t'ruvinte agree t.tat
way. There was. howster, another there will be au iucreuse in the barley
sick• to His entry. It was the fui- wren this spring. "Barley looks like
' tilling of Scripture, as we read In the the heaviest planting for several
Goblin Text. It showed Christ's yea's." 'says the official Outarn, Lk•
knawlcdre of distant things and IIis {sartwent of .Agriculture report.
Mower over the wills of't'en 11-i). It i Corroborative evidence is supplied
aloe allowed Ills power user the ores- by seelsme•n. Two firms in Ew-k
Tatvw-tte rode upon a colt whereon • county --estop uL uul.rweitontod- demand. .
--.c never -Mau Ott. l having sold over ti00 bushels where or-
t'hrist. thus attended by a great i diuuriiy Mel( sa.eitt' werenest" to
cvuapuuy alio slouted and u{rpiauded. ! nothing.
mate:1uto_the, city, and went directly Feed Kee, I,ow.
to. the temple. sin entering- the... miter 1 .Is. spite of the backward weather
Hart Ile looked round about upon an t and leek of growth, catty are already '
tl.iugrr: but as yet said nothing. lie [wive- turned out•-tu grass via souse
saw much that ineded to be n•forme,t, [arms. '1'leaucd to the floor by Sat -
but Ile would not go about the doing urday night," one farmer told the
THE SIGNAL,
GODERLCH, ONT.'
FIRST WORLD'S WHEAT .AIR SCHEDULED FOR 1132
For the past two or three years the wheat growers of Canada have been discussing the proposal of
hulding,a world's grain congress in this country. This Nee has now taken definite shape and the first
world's grain congress will lite held at Begins In li!ga:. -\ committee has been appointed to start off in
tangible form this great undertaking, which ita•lu,h•s (left to right) : Hon. C. M. Hamilton, Minister of
,tgrial:Bl re -fur Saskatchewan; Hon. George Headley. Minister of Agriculture for Alberta. and Hon. W.
-It. Motherwell, Federal Minister of Agrk•utture, who is the chairman.
The Weekly Farm Bulletin
Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Coke
Pocohontas (2 by 4 egg)
Briquettes
Quantity of Good Hardwood in
various lengths
i can supply your wants in
any of the above fuel. Prompt
service. and reasonable prices.
L. FLICK
Tel.planne 178j Gnil'rich
of 11-101 of at sudden, lest He should iwriter this week. "1 can't talent to
. mem to hate done it tushTy. He theft i buy fee,) at present prrurs. -u a tit red and solved,retic d for the night to the, house of have to pick up *fiat they can.LuekR) Head 9vyf, - -- - --_
a friend In Bethany. On returning to there's a lot of old grass in the low . With +s1 mach new seeding ruined by
the• city next day. Jesus -went into the spots." - hail weather many farmers are al- Poultry -raising is en important
begantemple and to cast out them •As a general thing. however, there 'ri'adv thinking of substitute hay .crops. [fedi• Flocks have increased in size
parent trees showing these character
lath's." suggests E. F. Augustine e
Alvinston. tine of Lactation's leadint,
growers. "Fruit trees are much like
the animal kingdom. in that specimens
prudned under similar ttrnditlwas pos-
sess marked differences in individu-
ality.. In every orchard sum'
trees grown under the same conditions
as the ushers slow marked high calor
ur sillier tralfa."
Scions from -nth trees. of' course.
are almost certain to reproduce the
cbnracteristic. Thin is the fact under.
lying the development of stall im-
proved varieties as the Iter) Spy, Red
Kite. and Red ranteutr.
The Restrletted .Arm.
A\'hlie the restricted area plan is
tattler discussiuu ninny new angles air
jeer. What about feeder cattle. fur
instance? It is not• likely that losses
among commercial eattle would be
eery heavy. but how call the sixty-day preciable extent. On the other toms),
test and retest be arranged for with some at least are making little change.
Ws'.Hern steters2 _As L. E: O'\eiil of Hume Is net the sheep -raising evuu-
the Ontario Live. Stock Branch recent- ty it once was. "The sheep papula -
l , lion has Decreased to twenty -tire per
tested in the Weestt the *Minato art. facture shipment.y pointed out: -stent. of whatit was in 1900." Mr. Pat -
they may become reinfectei - on the arson reports. "There is quite a lot
way east; if held for test at .stock- of interest in sheep -raising, however.
yards will the railways allow through and Indicatloa,s ',wet to au improve
billing? This point is not raised to meat bell in quantity and• quality.
dtstrdit the plan. -but M draw alt This year's lamb crop is disappointing
"Now don't forget
to bring me Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food. I auto feeling
so much better I don't want
to miss a single dose."
Dr. Chase's Nerve food
tion to the fact that it is nota liar- in sOtne•'asci+, with 'many iamtar -krrk-
rnh-boys" matter. Such problems lag vitality, owing no doubt to a large
extent to winter mismanagement. Sev-
eral -of the older -established producers
have reported excellent results this
ring."
that sold and bought in the temple. Is a fair supply of roughage still on
and overthrew the tables of the money--, hand. On the average farm it is the
vintagers._ and the seats of them that bin, not tlia• mow, which lass given out:
sold doves; and would not suffer- that - , Iraiuslers. The soy turns out a of ti -hat with a 4ap1W1 (ncestnaent tit one -
any ratan should carry any vessel Give'ale Lamb a Chalice,g"
tI,rougTi iiW''tempte. --"He bad_.nntelced . Give the_ lamb. _a'hepar, urges Dr. tonnage of good quality hay when the sixteenth the total investment hi"Tlve
:',ase abuse,* the previous day. and Lionel Stevenson, of the Ontario tgrt- •arch -mss -well 1'rel+areai and the sal stock and poultrypoultry products
1+• -.W -Ile wet to a k_tO purify the cultural College, who has been makiug I ferulic, and hiss been grown successful- have netted appruximutrly ort -quartet
!.Duty' of His'Father. This He did, as a special, study orTbe--Tiarastte'w feast least as far nort as Clinton, of the total live stock revenue in the
ono hating authority, and He accutup- ' lug sheep and twine. There are, he
Corn planting time is 'leo soy sow -
L,011. -1' as ..ew .-years," Tertiaries' Mr_ Pater-
lished it without opposition; and He I says, "a do'eti or more varieties of , Ing lime- Experienced growers say son. "It Is not uncommon to- find
gate them a good reason for Ills con- 1,arasites always, ready and wilting to that they get best results from May. farmers running incubators and
w-tirrs• cx{xnse. 1.1-:10 plantings, and that the seed raising 500 to 1,000 (hacks annually.
••Homo farme s Imre taken kindly
Oats and peas, millet, millet and sweet 100 per cent. to twenty-five years and
clover, are all In common use for tills now the numbers stand seems) only to
purpose. and pow the soy bean has its Middlesex. "It is interesting to note
duet. He said unto them: "Is It not troll at nae •naeepo
it retro. My house obeli be culled of Why let them? Why tart keep sheep shunld he just nicely covered. Deep
l nations the house of prayer? But fur prottt, nut as a soufogical garden?' si's''littgv°ranA a slow start. to legumes. The alfalfa acreage has
"• hove mode it -a rhos of thieves.'• 'Thousands of light, runty. worm-
wTi-lb•-it nme dedicated the temple chewed labile., reach- tats -shipping
it was aas a house of prayer a 1 Kings paints each year; many never get be -
Recommend Garnet. increased nearly 300 per cent, in ten-
years.
eayears. 'there Is an average of seven
Although -Garnet, the comparatively 8lf6t per farm Mine entire eounty:
nt-rnt wheat introeinction by the Ian- about twenty-five per rent. of the en -
Si and it Wes therefore insuffentble gond the pasture fence; many ale of minion Experimental Farms, is not tire acreage of hay crops. Sweet
that it should become a den of thieves. terminous p,,,eumoniaduring the I rust resistant, It matures early en•ttgh ,•lover make' up another ten per cent.
,. me
tumt flu
aha
ble weather of Au
This, be knew to Iry true. for the nRea to dodge rust in at least wont- years. of the total A good deal of sweet,
traders hail become notorious for survive, and if of the right sex are j Mot has enough gond qualities to Jutsti- clover is finding its way Into tillage
--ami repente tnelL.te even larger acre -
.•heating thrireustoers:-earl for tn. kept on. being unsaleable. and find a fig its use in maul {warts of the Can-
ps,siug 'lou the m
ignorance and neves- ! place eventually as breeding ewes, Adian West, nays L. •H. Newman,' lite- t use for this parps•ee. lathe future,- The
'try of the country people. "And the thus pulling down the standard of the [stilliniou trrettlist. Mr. Newman Is Isell-building, hI¢h-yle:ding, genal fewt-
scribes and•eblef priests heard it, and reproductive units." - vottutltig upon Garnet to displace many -
-ought how- they 'tight dearoy- Him; Winding t p. of the• lower -yielding, iuweryuality_
for they feabe(i film, because all the f Althongh a few Ontario apples eon- wheats such as Preston, !loran, Stau-
' ls•opk• wai astonished at Ills dire- tinue to arrive in Brent Britain, and iwy, and their mixtures which have
Itrice.' They hated film, and hate) I are selling welt, the export apple little to recommend them except earli-
to mid reformed by lila; d yet they "deal" is practically over for this'sea page,
":ares) MM. lest He should next over- scan. On the whole it has bectra good -
i,row their scats, mind expel them, be- year. There were some disap{arint•
,u .1.1111,r11/11% to theans,•lves of the pro- menus early in the season. but sin's FALL WHEAT SET BACK
n1.1111,r11/11%barley than usual will gb. in this
foiling and abusing of their plower. the new year began prices have been BY APRIL WEATHER airing. --
Tlutp--1 aa:;c iia l_alLtt�,"r,lale were j steadily stiffening, especially -for bar- "There was a time when the apple
,-tenished at Ills doctrine, and that relied rr9R, nh11 -al survey of Farm Conditions in industry__ of the_county hail a real
i rytiting He said Wit " law to them. i to reach Liverpool brought $10.20 for Huron ('minty reputation. Now, however, of perhaps
!'I.oy,_theref,re, sought not how they ' No. 1 Spy and $8x.01 for "liens." 1'2.(100 acres of orchnrd only about 1:
might make tt.elr pone with Iilm, but j Expxorts from Canada hate not been_ Fall wheat came through the winter 000 acres are furnishing marketable
how they might destroy .flim.--t'on- i ax heavy this year as last. The total in generally excellent condition in Ha- fruit. This phase of the farming
ron county, but the frosts and cold business is being looked Into more
car'fnlly with a view to rejuvenation
of seine eteltarde."
RIB-ROLLf House
rooft�s� Ltae
�asting,inexpensi
Roo, roc, house or cottage
with Rib toil, Handsome to
look at .,. increa... value of
Friy...lastin col -
clean rsinws, bes
tersniah
•aka...idest fnr braces,
barns shed., warehnuses.
Eric churches. pebl;
gt. Ohre rise roof fo,
estimate. Write
Eastern Steel Product‘
`/mired
PRIEST( /N. ()NT.
.•seor fn
Metal tnrl• a Rdunt Co.
Lewed.
lag qualities of these two crops are
--well rer•ognIusd._tnfortuaate IL need
of drainage and liming are limiting the
possible acreage. and this year the
high prier of alfalfa seed is holding
down the acreage of new • seeding
planned for that crop this year. Sweet
clever will he sown extensively. More
WROXETER V t ES TO GIVE
s UP ITS ItIOORPORATION
13y a formal )tote taken last week
the ratepayers yY the village of Wroxe-
ter decided to Ire up their incorpora-
tion as at v lage and revert to the
township of lostielti The vote war 55
to 47. Th. mule purpose in 'nuking
the cluing is to be in a position to
take atlyautoge of the lower rates
granted to rural residents for Hydro
peavey.
Tb,. change is to Income effective on
January 1st next and will make au -
other reduction in the membership of
the county council, Bayfield having
dropped out last year.
There's a ThrlU In Every Mile through
the Rockies and .tiong the
Pacific ('oast
For an ideal holiday, the ('anadiau
National tour to the 1'acltk ('oast and
up to Alaska offers a world of beauty
and pleasure that adds now nest to
life.
In the midst of- rugged peaks and
wooded valleys, Jasper National Park
is Just the place to break the westward
journey. Jasper Park Lodge, au ui-
tra-modern hotel, is the metre of so-
cial gayety that uutrivals all the gay-
ness of fashionable cities.
,From Jasper Park the tour takes
you to the most attractive cities on
the Pacific Coast-\'emrmver and Vit.
tarts. here you can enjoy the plea-
-sneers of ocean h:ttlting, and siLi
summer activities of modem clays.
Now you leave the cities behind for
a thousand -mile cruise along the turn-
out Inside L'assaee to Skagway.
Comfortable, modern steamers a-arry
you along last marks :hat thrill and
startle with their teat:*' and gran
deur. White -capped mountain ranges
-a thousand shades of greets in the
valleys -sparkling waterfalls and deep
blue weals bring au ever-chatging'plc•
titre to the traveller.
Jasper Park - Vaheourer - Victorin-
along the Pat -lilt' t'uast to tikagway-
is,n all ire visited In one complete tour.
Ask any Vermilion National .Railways
agent for full information and illus-
trated literature Ile will help you t:
plan your itinerary.
WHITECHURCH
(Intended for- last week)
WHiTiX'fll'R(llI. April 2:1.--3irs.
iris. Boyle. of St. Augustine, spent a
few days last week with tier Son, Gus.
' in Walkerton.
Miss Nettie Cottle, It N.. left on Fri-
day to take a position in Evanston
be•sidtal neer C4i•eie.
Iter. F. Irwin, of Centralia, visited
with Mr,_l9.d._.Yrs. Iferbert Laidlaw
last Friday.
Mrs. Gillespie. sr.. celebrated her
ninety-ninth birthday on Friday Ica.
The Y.P.S. of the United church
held a very sneepeeenl aortal evening
on Friday last. This Friday the So-
clety is invited to St. Helens.
Mrs. Thos. Gaunt, . Miss Agnes
('oulteie and Mr. John Gaunt spent
Saturday In London.
Mr. Archie harbour, of Lueknow,
pascal away on Friday last. Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Bars,ur have been thele
fur the past week.
Mr. Mar Hosts and Mr. Jelin Patrilon
each best a valnahle horse last week.
The Late Ernest Thempsonr.The
tenets- death of Ernest Thompson of
Donnybrook. on Wednesday of last
k..JS 11w esteem' of much eymimthy
for the bereaved family. Resides his
wife (formerly Miss . Pearl Walker of
TurnTierryc) and young daughter:-+le-
,eitsal leaves his mother. Mrs. Sant
Thompson. four brothers: Joe. of De-
troit: Frank. Bert and NormAn. of
East Wawanosh, and two married sis-
ters in Toronto. Mr. Thompson was a
returned soldier. The funeral took
sasses on ei'riday_. Bes__11., R. Atp of
Auburn enndneting the services at
honest and grave. Among those 'who
r d t-
thenrn taesles later
attended to 1. t
1 minaret,. were Mr. and Mrs
i e and tee
n
Stilton McBurney and daughter, of De-
troit : Mr. end Mrs: Joe Thompson. 'of
Mitchell : Mr. and yrs. Ellin t. n! Rip' I
-ti(WS; Mr. rind Mrs. Ttnymond Finnigan.
of Ashflrld, anrt many Tnrnhrrry
friends.
SCHOOI. REPORT
S. S. NO. 1. COLBORNE
V. class -Irene Stoll 71.28 per cent.
iV. class -Roy Errington A4.45 per
cent., Isabel Tyndall 51.45. Ruby Er-
rtngton st0.72. Mildred Sallow% 70.51.
'Sr. Iil. clage--Aimn `eItnwe AS.10
per tient,. Eleanor Tyndall i6.80, •
Jr. ill, elass-rFrences Martin 73.00
per cent., George Mc'Rride 62.10.
if. class --Kathleen Tyndall 75.A0
per cent., Beth ('antwell 73, Myrtle
Cantwell (020. Dorothy Watson 54.40.
D. UROCK ORB, Teacher.
sell front Ileery'i Bible. so far stands at just over Ri'2,010) bar-
rels, 12.(50 half tatrrels, and :,417.(80
WORLD MISSIONS loxes against 07:1,000 barrels,- 10,000
half barrels, and ke3,000 boxes to the
Miss ('.sike'. the first single lady some' date last year. The chief tlif-
utissienary to arrive in India, was re. fprene iies in boxed fruit and is ex-
,-'1ved with scorn And derision. with plains) by the arnaller crop in Itri-
•,.ldriess and contcwpt. intelligent t tivh Columbia.
ps•ople thought her insane; and spoke improved Apple Varieties.
t her tool's erruui ,
il•ay. _ orchardists, are topgrutting
bet nee se.. what dais errand has a(- their nen Paths. Stark, and similar
eemp;!.bpd: Si,' batt -roused the rusted varieties of Apples to more popular
to,-ks of Zenatio deers to nn+tai lee- i starts "Much can he done toward ae•-
:.-re her. She hots taken Immortal life poring high color and long keeping by
and hots• to thousands of down -trod- the eatertii -rte.-tion of scions from
tIt t, et.ters, tins drpd the scalding tear
ori wont:w'. chick• has touched and -
••uillustl the achlnt brow. She has
raiuusi tl.e flowers skilfully to %%1,1% 1`
lu;amittr fabrics. She has anAtchp-!
girlhood from the depths of hell. pr.-
it'd
r't'ed maiairnhtsaf from the Or cif de-
struction. n. acid has ureventeli Infant
girls fr,•ui teeing thrust from their me. +
thers' arms. She has ierushed the
cobwebs of lgntMnee and superstition
from the minds of secluded women.
teaching the train to think and the
heart to love, until emnnclluate•d. edu-
cated Hindu widows stand erect, free �
from the curse of gods and men. Her
pert has been to walk In noisome
streets; to sit upon the earthen floors,
that she may pour out upon the
crashed and the unloved the perfume
td her stialwskst Mt of precious (int•
swat ato upon the feet of Jesus. -Mrs.
It It 'll/d)ey, 9lissMna ry t" I.doe
from the M. e. CMtyn•h.
Eye tests have been advocated for
reckless motorists. Why not breath
tests?- _Ottawa Journal.
reaColds
Ways
With One
Treatment
RUBBED on
throat and chest,
Vicks does two
things at once:
(1) It is vaporized by the body
heat and inhaled direct to the in-
flamed air passages, and
(2) It stimulates the skin like an
old-fashioned poultice and "draws
Out" the soreness.
ICKS
Mwow oiJNS l egD WAR?,
winds of early April set it back con-
siderabty. "There as little heaving,
however, and favorable weather would
still improve it a great deal." said Mr.
a. It. ltaterson, Huron's agricultural
representative, in an Interview last
seek. F'iil wheat Is one of the three
most important rash crops of the
comity, tate other two being beano and
dux. 'w•- .
"ilnroon farmers seldom place all
their' eggs In one basket, True, const
districts spxa'inlire ton rn•)rked extent
Iti Ilea n% and oniofis. but taking the
county as a whole, mitred 'termini
a!th live stock a eonslderrhle factor
Is -the predominant tyr" An attain!'
marketing of approximately 25mSs,
beef cnttle and 70,1510 hogs he a era
Muted down throng!' the years." said
Mr. Paterson. -The .tratisltlt.n in
dairying has leen Rradnsl hat more
market in recent years. i).'irytrg
will eventually form all tniIran ,1tit
Item.
"The 'chic business has been good,
andp there Is quite a demand for Cattle
for pasturing this spring. There is
abundance of fodder, halt n distinct
ahnrtnge of home-grown grains. The
price of mlllfee.ls Is relining the farm-
er to economize In his feeding pro -
gra m
ihimn cnJnys the reputation of sup-
plying a large number of good bacon
type market hogs. The percentage of
selects was high when grading started
In 1922 and with a record of 31.6 per
rent. In 19117 stands 'very near the top
for twenty among the Ontario coon -
ties. This year the low price of hogs
has eansed a number of the large pro -
rioters to refiner their stn.hi to an ap-
Tough pie crust is generally the re-
sult of using too little slo'rteuing.
if you fasten the Ironing board
cover on wet it will dry tight and
straight.
f
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Fresh Bread
Baked Daily
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Phone 114 We -4 St.
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