HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1928-11-22, Page 6•--Thursday, November 22, 11.
THE SIGNAL, - GODERICH, ONT.
THE WORLD HAS A NEW ANI) FINER At O •i' O R C A
1110^%taud:u"df•ly eve'd:ua
$ 1324
PLIAS anal) It 1.1.\ 1.41 IPPkaa
i1ot1iiii more to hily
The (tur/lt't1 /'s•ire Imilur/e"x Freight
tante ('maipf 8.r Equipment
I7HEN the Nash salesman quotes
you the price on a Nash "400,"
you will find that it includes not••only, _
the tar, but the freight. bumpers. . -
draulic shock absorbers, esenthing!
There's nothing more to buy. Nash
puts on the extras at the factory, in-
stead of you or the dealer putting them
on, at retail prices!
The "400" Standard Six Salon Body
4 -door Sedan, illustrated above. will
give you an excellent idea of Nash
"400" value. Come in and see it. Take
it out and drive it.
The money never bought so fine a mo-
tor car before -big -handsome -pow-
ered by a new, high -compression,
7 -hearing motor -longer wheelbase -
new double drop frame -all exposed
metalware chrome plated -and a host
of other vital improvements. Read .
them below.
And then remember that the price in-
cludes everything -nothing mor: to, bey!
1 taws trim 81234 to 83422, felines 8 coupes Caorolert. tictanu ira 81234 M 82111. delivered
NAB H 400"
Lens the il'.,rld ate .l'Iutor Car Value
IMPORTANT "100" F'Ft'1'1'Kl:w-•t'O.OTHER Cada 71.1S T11E.71 .IL.l,
High -compression
Motor
High Turbulence
Lovejoy shock
absorbers
asters* Nut * go
Salon Bodies
Aluminum alloy pistons
I...
Stroh
New double drop frame
Torsional vibration
damper
World's easiest steering
'•bearing crankshaft
' loth. most 0's4 e
Exterior metalware
chronic plated over
nickel
Short turning radius
Longer wheelbase
One-piece Salon
tenders
Clear vision front
pillar posts
Nash Special Design
front and rear
bumpers
HURON MOTOR SALES
Phase 83 H. C. y it N6, South St ,Goderich
The Weekly Farm Bulletin
A few. hens are still moulting; and
these late nsoulters, as u general rule,
are the be.t layers in the dock. Ile•
cause ttwy are not giving any immedi-
ate returns, while the pullets 'are
/belling out the eggs :at top speed.
these valuable layers and breeders are
quite likely to 1'e neglected by their
owner at ti:i• Tcety time- that they need
extra Pare. Growing a new COM ••f
feathers le as hard ou the lieu as lay-
ing ,yegs; :.he meets good shelter end
as good a ratIoti• ns the layer: some
vert eldest like paoultryuieb g" a bit
further and feed the neintters better'
them the met. adding Mewed meal to .
the mash x1111 giving all the skim milk
or butt'r:nilk that thea will take.
Cheap Feed,
Speaking of buttermilk rewinds me:
In nuns smell creamerie, i:. large
goes. lac_ the diapu,+al of surplus but-
termilk is a heal problem. and 11,e
cream.•Unl to le glad .to make arr.w c...
meats frith ueightalringf panaltrynnel,.
Where there is a Large poultry popwabe
Bop the price is fairly high: but where."
Were are few Targe tkw'ks it is likely to
tie below -the actual value of the feed.
1n thy writer's neighborhood the go -
Piet' is 25 .•cuts per hundred
Weight : I. i. :weilt) •tire miles west.
where cotnr..•r, i1 l 81,,, ? are fewer.
lure rrus. 'Voting or weak ideate ar'
bevel left in the garden.
Having selected the planta, the nest
wove foe to dig up the roe's, herring
plenty of t4arth a1tue•hel. Let them Jae
In the garden or auy outer convenient
place until they are frozen haul. They
may then be tiled in the open orttl a
shed where they will stay frozen. and
left there until wanted for for•lug.
I'lu"iag et rent between the roots pre-
vents them from freezing together.
A dark cellar. with a temperature
argued :•s degrees. is the 1el,All place
for forting rhubarb. If It is colder
the growth is too plow. and if It le
hotter the quality of the stalk is poor.
'l'114' runtime diit'Ip'lun of t1M. gvllar. with
the wlndow,e darkened. is 'enmity a
good pipet. If it gets to,) warm. a wise
dee may le. pertly opened.
The mets are pocked closely to
,,^ether on the door, soil packed be-
tween. and the earth tuoisteie . After
that it is simply a4 case of w•I118 nod sew.
.sere fed in four groups. All started
:11 Two rennet. of grain per day. atol
were gradually brought up to four for
pen 1. sex for ten 2. eight fur pen 3.
and ten for pep 4. The rutlons lu
other respects were the same.
I'ens 2 aii1 a made the must eeonte
tithed garter, at a trifle less than lei
cents tier pound in each ease. I'eus 1
and 4 talk between 17 and Its rends per
friend secure. all he respires for 4:r) pound Bain. E' ideutlyslx to eight nfrom teund rier ' re -
day
hens at 121_ cents. If you live In a
similar seethe' it Is dost possible that maximum Is the best for finishing
you may secure a .similar bargain. . steers unless the feeder is aiming 14o
some (articular .ate for markcting.
Potatoes for Amis.
While the potato 'maker might is. The West's Opportunity.
worse -and has been worse -it might -The lack of interest in horse -breed -
be a snood deal better; and to syeure i Jog is astounding." writes u Westerner
market at all it is nr-,•awry- to cull' iii Nor'1Vest Farmer 1 Winnipeg) after
carefully. Nauy fairly 81u41 'feta toes a trip ter..ugh 4lnturlo. "A drive of
will go loci. the°heap Of i•ntertmeennse days reveals but few coats of Any hge
'.t minor Injuries. sni*llt:•••.. or •ab: 1 iii ,the fields or barns. Few good ped-
ant!tr
such willow? May he "wsold" lions can is' 'seen 41n every hand
yon hear 51101 a statement as •'1111+
have more good stallions lin the West
and can raise horses so much i-h,mh4r
[hien we can thatt_we_w111_junt have _to
figure on buying our horses from the
Nest In the future.' Thls is a general
,,td not an io,lated . ;ow ...... It Ise
-
.•.triit-aleet h. an -admission that the Why this un+eemly effort to obtain
t t lonwu1 fosseil?? They can be found
East cannot com s•te with the \V,•zrt n
•-e matter horse -breeding." hereabout. and uu excavation needled.
Tile. he goes on to point out, is the 11.h:nvd 'rime?.
n gs.rtttnity. Ind he -further
1srhrt! otic the classes of hor)es in de Chimes new warship is 4.11114.414.11114.411118hese t 1,-?inoeufs up be _:, psnnvls 111811,1:Hlgh•t•asr draft geldings "f Petite.- Hereafter It will la' e•otl-
;rr ,day Were fed to.Adv:Ii 1.1.1. i 1.700 to 2,000 1►ounds: heavy horses for 'riled 111111 chine... understand a juke.
Br11j'Veraus Light bosh work ; quiet, well -broken form-_1Vlnnipert Tribune.
through hogs or steers.
.aeries l,f experitaent- cou'lnctc
I t the experimental stafi..1. at t'h:ir-
lottetowa.-4',1.L. *bowel that cull
petatoea c..uld he used to A,::.outage iu
replacing Swede turnips 1)1-'e..r-feel-
ina. TLe tornipe were vatur•l at E_
c'
1,4'r tom and the_ieitat"at eland the
.pperintend,-tat reports that "n:, to the
i.reent the increasedtrain to -re than
paid the extra cost of the l•,tatoes.
arras linnet the iafri•r were rainedat
J"ubl r fleprier of the Swe'1.•-,"
Hospital for Acit Chi dren
67 College et.. l'uronW 2. lint.
December. lY-tl.
Dear Mr. Kdttor: -
Vor some years past the work that
8.11111 tivapltal nay Deen able t0 d0
for the children of Lettere) nos Dern
seriously cramped through tack of
apace. A point was reached where
the rruateea :lad to 3ecide whether
its service Vomit! On restricted tc
the utmost number of "Ick Kids
whom it coma provide with cuts or
whether it should add to Pts room -
1'eere are many younesters suffer-
ing
ufferIng :rom afflictions of the spine aur
blots, wnom only many long months
can restore to health and strength
Medical are w1U nein; out *tint
they principally need is fresh air
and sunshine Hitherto the Hospital
tor Sick _'hildren nas tooled after
such children In so institution close
or a city playgroundwhere more
fortunate boys and saris enjoy theft
sports. Imagine Olelt pilgnt lying
month atter month listening to toe
;8100814 and laughter of other children.
to October 'est. the Hospital for
ilea Children opened as country
inner devoted to youngsters wnose
. me chance to nave their limbs
straightened ar their oodles Omit up
must be to some place where they
nave sunshine and fresb air plus
nursing care dna m.=!:cai stt. noon
Oa a neleht of and near N estn0
away from the murk of the city.
children are winning their way pack
8.0 beatth in ion environment of 4U0
shine. pure tweezes and quiet
The country nospital at nestle-
to*D is a Godsend for children
whom It will take s long time to
cure It also liberates a oondred
=ots to the parent institution for
youngsters who can be set r1Rbt In
a short time if quickly elven coo -
dant attention 40 the Hospital for
sick Children nas now two doors to
seep open day and night to every
class. color and creed
For more than nalf a century the
Hosplta: has depended for its very
existence upon the public response
to its annual epees, which. Oetng In
penal! of children is appropriately
made at Christmas time. Mor over
fifty years the ei F SC aas beeo
enabled to make both ends meet by
the donations of Its friends whethet
such De s dollar or an endowment
But the end of 1928 finds it with
many large bill• to pay for its new
venture
To i1. old friends the Hospital for
sick Children once more sneezes It
is because so mane of your renders
ire Intended In that ever grow int
rtrcle that 1 trespKd' perm your
+pace to remind them that 1t eat
•heir generosity to the oast that em
enldcnPd the Hnenttare Trustee, t.
tulld for the futere. WIt11 an exert
'?fort .tInrlated by a now need
'armor the Income of the "Slee
Kids' o. out once more abreast O1
s urgent needs?
1ra11hMlty
IRVING 41 ROBEHTS11N.
Chairman Appeal Cotnmltt"e
afore (orlstrnrtty-e work i-'"+ing ear- Losses of 1.30(1 to 1.5144) pounds.
rietl on .1.3. 8.";v!_"Rpt _'14)8 n 011111" ex-
periment st:l:lous than tp"st of ns rea-
ze. Ilea• 1. n repose from the sta-
tion tit Nap1.w, Wert Meotia. on ra-
tion!. for ,terra. llor two year. .,t4Pr.
UmbrellaSFREE
Big Ben is doubly attractive these days
as, in addition to Chewing Tobacco of
unusual richness and flavour, with a
quality that satiglles every man who
chew;, a "Poker 14a;l4" is now atta[hed
to every plug.
For six sets of " P -yr Hands," - ou can
obtain FREE a l•.n's Umbrel. •, with
sensible handle . .1 strong cn': - r; for
fight sets, a La'' Umbrella, no.; sty'2,
and fancy hand . , with choice '.t Blue,
Reel Green, l'utpic, Brown, of Black
cover.
These are only Iwo of many preset,; s pro•
curable in exch.:nge for `'Poker Honda."
Chew
BIS BEN
and Save the "Poker Hands"
%11tat Does 1t ('ost?
NV fiat does It cost to maintain 11 1
h,•, ..• for a year? 'Figurers are retiree.
b0: here are wrote 111 the mail belay I
from the experimental farm at Kapus•
keying. in Northern Ontlrlo. Hay and I '
grain were charted at local market
Klee', on the farm, not delivered. dud
the number Of horse. avenigel just
over fourteen for Abe tiwe Year', 1n
*k4,'4 figures were kept :
.\v.•rtge hay per horse leer day- -114
pounds.
'verage grain per horse per .1:1y --
Ai-e'rag.- feed coal 1"•r horse per tear'
I .1(1;41;4;5. This would 1114%411 shoot (45
'rots per d'it• for n tw..•horse team.
"it s11oUIi1 Is' Iniitlle,l 0111. IlnxeVer,"
.•0- l;,, su14•r111tendeI.•. II ,1 this
r'I'r,-elft? '',Ulf] it 1.11111 whet'' 11.'• homer
i Inv 4'1111klote,8 almost every working
Ilny 111 the year at re,tsonnl.ly heavy
(work, and therefore the (ret of Dal I11-
1111te•P i. teth•it' hletlWr than thnt re•
nlre.l for en Idle horse or even a
„'rse , hich was working only pale of I
It• ' 'n4•. Tele horse. on 1111• farm i
•`1 kept bnsg: they DIetuZ'•1 N
• per dry word: for t lee 8 "'e '
unit tide. to dppn' rf 111P huffs i
.., , .sr. t. l' the horse Inh,r , ,st par
• or dont, r,. t1e In., ,•lel of 0.rt.',
I'r4cet voutag Trees.
l- is lime again,,„ think of prole..,
the young frail tee... reale n1- P
n, r , I hifu•. The rust 4',I:, a,. ,,,,,T
m•,-' ,.,:r, hie t)rotel.rr 1. ,,,• made of
.re. 1:e. or galvanized fr'..' •11 '4'
, teens are ,de+alt. The ,,,,,r.'.4•,tsye
1.4'41 p protector se the or aft , build -
ire paper. wrapped gritted • trunk
11,1 fled with She f. race'.. Erten.!,
hinder t ItiP. Thr 1'11• r 11848' tuw.l.
hilt has 1w'e11 known 1,1 10111 • len::er ,
you11g lr4'e.: -
Sump merely bean n1, sl ow" nniount '
of enr'l, nreln,d the tree, of tramp
down the snow around IL halt with
building pater 1m cheap sad (r.•. so
eu4pPn"iVe It wenn)) poor pention)t.
Rhahaeli. t e
edify, Jolley. bright red r bz.rb 1v a
trolen n4 addition to the whiter menu.
and It Is ,-..mparativclw e'aiHJ seen n.1.
1'!IP torr
Oral optlalte is .'trrmR, iarKe, me-
t
Sw
ONE BOX ENDED
HIS SUFFERINGS
Serious Bowel Condition
Relieved
by "Fruit -a -tines"
MR. PAGE
Mr. James fate of Cabello, P.Q., wY
1n a very dangerous condition. The
Constipation from which h.• had
suffered for five years was undermining
his whole system. it was not only
ruining his digestion and poisoning his
blood, but had also brought on peinfel
piles. Various treatments' failed t.,
help him until he tried "Fruit-a-tive'e."
made of intensified fruit juices core--
bined with scientific medicinal ingredi-
ents. "One box of this wonderful
medicine," he writes, "gave we
complete relief. 'Fruit-a-tivee' gives
results as nothing else docs, and 1
sincerely recommend it to every suf-
ferer." Try this great melieine.
25c. and 50e a box -at dealers every=
where
TOWNSHIP, COUNCIL
Guvetucll 'rl►\\'N8IIH'
Council met in Holmes%ille on
Thursday. November 15.
Mr. John R. Mair wrote re damage
to his car on the Base line. Councillor
Powell and tate road suawrluta'udeat
were named to arrange a settlement. ar
the calVert contractors w,•re r(esium-
sible 'for detours and barri.ades. •
Mire Grainger. superintendent s.f
t'liuton public hospital, asked for the
hu total fees of a (;,aherieli lin 11atiI .
patient. The euuue•IT - irV81 col the
county paying dist anti- charging the
half to reds township.
The council favored the pnrchas,• .nf
54444 feet of snow fence:
The treasurer wile lu.trticted to ply
fl:e s'arioue schools the amounts levier
f•+r uaa-h and to tsar the txleli11oue rate
the county rate. ale. the Isdtce rata"...
rate., ns noon' a,i sufficient taxes are
paid i.l t o meet these.
The collector was Instruete.l to coll. ,
titin,' the levy if any taxes remail[ lin-
paid after Iteenther Neth.
The following les -mints were.ordered'
!mid: Board of Bella'. $45; \Iunielps1
V sat eller. 1:A.1Z lA t . Ctie,
w11.4 WVIC IN STONE.
Memorial to Conde ^de (watehisoa'er
original of Uumaut' Hero.
D'Artagao, aymtsll of gallantry
and aw•urdmanahlp, immortellsed to
..The Three Musketeers," lc to live In
atone as well as In the hearts of all
romantic persons.
Down In the tow.l of Aueh, in
Hearn. a cotumlttce of solemn gentle-
men whore hearts are gay' and young,
have arranged for a monument to
Dumas' hero and th•'y well place a
plaque -of bronze on 1844' house where
was born 100 years ago the real
D'Artagnan whose lore affairs,
duels and military prowt as have
hardly been eaaggerxted In the novel
that made memorable the battle -cry
of the tour fine blades, "All for one
and one for all."
Charles de Hlaata, 'bate de Car
telmore, who took the fatally name of
D'Artagnan so as to distinguish him-
self from his father. was a real gas -
eon. famous In his day. He has
been glorified into a French type of
"chevalier," a keen -witted, brave.
loyal knight errant, almost anxious to
die fighting for "his lady or him
king."
, WHI It Replace Gasoline?
Petrol may by replaced for Internal
combustion engines by a new fuel
called Mahouin. - The motor of a
hydroplane tested with the new fuel
In France lett no exhaust trail be-
hind it.
The nature of the fuel is a serret.
but 1t has one singular quality; it
Will not burn. explode, or catch fire
.I0 the open air. It Is a dark brown
color. and is said to give an economy
of thirty per cent. in weight- -that Is,
s gallon Mahonln would keep a motor
lDing for a time nearly a third as
ong again es In the case of petrol,
Says Tit -Bits.
t fetid. pN population.
age
'•Naim. Ilial; Jas. Jbhrlstun. dam-
age to car% pato: iteeve mull council -
Feathered Dustbins.
Would you care for a vulture in
place of your dustbin/ In Tibet,
where there are no modern facilities
for getting rid of refuse such as are
afforded in this country. vultures are-
used
re
used for this purpose.
The lamas make a practice of trap-
ping the clnerone or black vultures
and fastening a long rep.• to the
bird's leg. The other end of the rope
Is attached to a p"g drlv.•n In the
ground, and each bird as provided
wink a big rock on which to perch.
Garbage le strewn around it, and th'-
scavenging birds feed oz. thla and
quickly clear it away. _ _
In Memoriam.
"Mother presvrves a !ork of hob
4'r'. hair."
"But your father isn't deadl"
"No. But he o baidt".- Journal
£musant, Paris. _ . _ •
e •anaela's Prboon Population.
itt
be-
"oCali•adY -:n,poll vn.nNo fawlerr than
nations are represented la
lora. services at board, Elia): J. E.
Whitely. treasurer. eatery, *1214; Hew -
aril Sturdy. cellecto weary, $108:
It. 4:. Thompson. clerk. salary, *1324;
I ). 0Iid.lon. were inslart.'r. VI; Reeve,
clerk and awarew)r. electing Jurors.
flu: R. 4; Thompson. postage. E4.70;
.1. M11111'C,1 1111. hall rent. $(.5: W. 3.
I.e.,. nV' of church shed. $:4.
Till. being the last meeting of the
tear. council adjourned to newt on
Monday. January 14. as per statute.
B. G. TM WTI'S4 re. ('lerk.
• 1\-e would enjoy hearing the winner
of the national oratorical prize argue
with a_ eop. -Kingston Whig-Stnndnrd.
ORM nr 1ifiJ.1DNi THRPATE'NS BM; (OAMI. iN AFRI('.
Jets. ('dui .lk41114 (above), willow of the notal scientist. who advocoten
eonnerwntion or .\frienn wild life. On the right of the leyou Is an Artie
transferring m11 African annset to e'stivas, while below is the monarch of
the Jnngl", and three "'rotten m1 a waterhole, who suffering be,•4nse of
the Inron,?e of hinters 'motivated primarily by a lust to kill.
Fashion Fancies
Tido New Frock !Features an
11148 NC% line
Of,
-Hotels
MADISON and LENOX
DETROIT
lataprrt•
i'
/n the heart of the
doi4n-town district nedrdIl
pub& buikdino atyaartment
stores did t edtrns yet -
away from the noise or
the C/t"-�•-2 AND UPWARD
IVAN/SON AVE NW G*AND MON Wit
�1
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 sante It1 -
It, I t• of the above fuel Prompt
service and reasonable pricer.
L. FLICK
Telephone 1 ,,'.j (irnlerieh
Have Your Clothes
Cleaned and Pressed
in tlac up-to-•hal.• 8.c ay
FIRST-CLASS SERVICE
lime& called for aced delivered
W. C. SNAZEL
Ilalienlasher slid Dry (lean. r
Weal Street Phone 339
Anything and Everything in
Radio and
Electrical Supplies
Electric Ranges, Electric
Washers, etc.
Electric Wiring and Repairs -
W. MacDonald
Elcorician
Britannia Rd. Telepkoae 174w
Here is, a satin frock which has a
mn.,b, r of lieu And Important paints.
Firsts of all, although its waist sag
gest" the bolero, the effe•t fe achieved,
not by a bolero at all, but by the fact +
that It opens down the back. All the 1
fullness. of cour.e, is centred In the
hock ; the front Is quite straight.
The skirt lies-ins('ts'of it gray ohne
?atin, and the molded waistline bog
band,o of the lighter sett' r„ ',.t
%vitt, the tea of the fro k.
cid*-nntnlly. la of black.
Cleveland's Bread
is a tempting complement (11 any
meal-clelicions in itself and lend-
ing re'Pt to the nest of the menu -
Your family will d"mond twice
as much of nor Bread ms any other.
Encourage them to do so, as it is
the meet healthful and nourishing
foewt they can take. '
E. U. CLEVELAND
Phone 114 %Vest St.
Plows, Wagons, Cream Separators, Windmills, Engines,
Pump Jacks, Water Troughs, Frost Fence,
Qugbec Stoves and Heaters
One good Second-hand Pipeless Furnace used
only a short time
It()1.3 E 1-Z11 W 11.SO N
' 1111e Ohl Shop on Ilam Ml on `e e' 1 (;(rderieh, Ontario
GODERICH INN GARAGE
PI -ZONE 247
HUDSON AND ESSEX SALES ANT) SERVICE
\V- repair nil makes of ears and Riv-,• r„II ?2., 11,
bring One we tall't
Cart *asked Al.wttte Greasing Automobile Supplies
Storage for 30 Can 241 -beer Service Prices Moderate
HARRY BRADLEY
(of late with Wm Craig