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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, :trial, -t, 1999
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EVERY office of the Bank of
Montreal has a Savings Department
where small accounts are welcome and
every depositor is encouraged to save
regularly.
Systematic saving
Provides the money
for family "good
times."
BANK OF MONTREAL
Established liliT
TOTAL ASSETS IN EXCESS OF $870,e•oo,000
GODERICH BRANCH
E. V. LESSLIF. - Manager.
TO QUA L-A T'Y
The Durant "40"
De Luxe Coupe
Red Seal Continental Motor
Bendier Four -Wheel Brakes
Morse Silewt ri.ning Omits
Fall Force Feed Lubrication
Passenger Cas
Four; and Sixes.
from $6'5 to $1095
f.o.b., Leaside, Oat.
Standard Factory Equipment
Taxes Extra
J11E Durant "De Luxe" Models lead the way in incor-
porating refinements that until now were not obtain-
able in the four cylinder field.
You will really have to examine these smartest -of -all fours
to fully appreciate them. And you must convince yorn,rlf
of thcir great performance range as well as thcir unique
tiding and driving ease by taking one out on the road.
Your dealer will oblige, without obligating you!
et 71.4 Dv
DURANT MOTORS of CANADA LIMITED
TORONTO - CANADA
DUftAN
a 329
RUGBY TRUCKS IN y1 TON TO 11% TON CAPA( It irs
PETER GRAF, Goderich, Ontario
V
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Margaret and . , f 11.
trolt, apeat the holidays sib the1r. par
e1ts,. M and yea. i:d. F"Ie.
Mr. Will Balton, .•f 1 . t:,..t. S• vf.it• 4
Ipg w•Ith Mr. and 111• '1.6,,.1.1;arv.•y. 1
Mr. Tho*,. (y'het'f.. I.,;.,hii vii...::
I
versiry, spent the 1 •. •.:,iy , Mil. r the
parwutal roof.
Mlsw tlaunah 1141;,.:.o, G,sl.•ri, h,
rlaltel frleu4s' here
Mr. sad ]len. J*i 'h.•I,olul. of •',,:-
borne, ,glrut Eaa1' ",i :l..y-` 1rt tilt'
home 14f her Ian" >Ir au'1 Mi'.
11'm. Quigley.
Miss Dorothy O'Ne.: 1,!,0 ',pent the
KINGSHRIUCE COVER UNSIGHTLY
FENCES WITH CUMBERS
N11PBR1DGE• .\pr!: .R Helena F'nlrc a MisNP.l
Hints on the Loosing of lama ental
'Tree. and shrubs
Thaw ie.:cI+Ibles ..f '..hien . the
leaves are 4.1,.•4*. snob u. •I•*1.1.11. tel
thee. cress wl.f 71111+tnrd, should go il,
flr. t. 'There I. 11111e danger of plautin
Mew too 444.11. 11• app.! of Ilu'u7 a 111
*,laud •alar Trost. 'Plica may he plotted
JM.t a. 441011 it. it 1. 1MIs,ible to get 1411 '
the lau.l. 'Phil.• Willett ate growl -1.'•'
their bu11.' or rows, soak :I" palrsioi••-
beets. ,,'rent+, only turnips noel
o),6,r1+•. wily Le ld:ulted ulr.ut the
• MU. Hail', alto 'h they :ire• not a•
ha r.1) a. the first weutin11e.1. Peas
Huron Investments Limited
Stock Brokers
Bond Dealers
Insurance
Royal Bank Building, 6oderich, Ont.
Phones 430 and 445
winter with friends .4 hs •u. Mich,. .17ould not go du until the .we•ntbe•r
returned home 441 1,' ,• .,y. - turns wanner. for. ,olthough 111ey as..•
Mrs. Teresa Kean. .., . - n, Jr. 1'., of fairly hardy. they sore liable 10 rot if
Humilt.ni, "lent Sul .., .11. Mr. and 11NIt in while the laal 1- void and Mel
Mr... Wm. Quigley. (This applies to the vegetable pea 1111.1
CREWE
CREWE. April . - V -• Laura
'iGuhlman,. It.N., of l.&rnosil, yisite.l
her sister, Mrs. Joh:" K.lpatri.•k. trier
the Iw,Ildayr.
Mini; Ruby Kllpatr:., Mlle teu,•he•s
at Ro•kwoo41. i. ,polo:,,: the (:aster
ho11duys at her bonus here.
Mr. Albert Mello... of visited Iris
daughter. Mr". Vur:.,•r BiupNu•.. near
Teeswat•r, on Sunday.
The Sunday schen: n' crew.. i birch
will .peen next Suncor att,'rms'n sot
1.30 o'clock. after heap; closed for the
past three ON, Tie teaehere 611111
•4614.41, for the cemGn, 1,4•7lV,h were
elected after the c:.ur•i. 44.,14,• un
Sunday last.
Sins. -John Menary i' spe,,,Iing the
Easter holidays with niend4,rs of her
family In Detroit.
Born -At Te.'swater. ou Tioesday,
Murch 211th, r.r_'9, 4.. Mr. al.! Mrs.
Warner Smythe (formerly Miss Lily
McQuold I. a daughter.
Aldan hasty, who is attending High
tichool lu Lucknow, .4 ,ry.'11d1ng the
holidays with his parent., Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Hasty.
NILE •
not the kind growl) for flowers, wbirb
are span Jua n" early .1• p...iblc
inter -.0' n or ..•l 14111 tegot.11les a 1.•
••:Ild4eges, eau1i11ower. t at,4'+. 7u,•t
011 ruouneliers ern'. ce4erv. 'I'hev a 11
1111 Athol any trout unit 144 suet either
be planted and protected in bol -.h••!,
y141d-fru,e.:• or In the greenhouse un-
til all da11ger of fro+( . Last.
Noreen w'llh iFnl(agr
• 141 r,• wooden (..t'e", es.•ii If 1wtInte.l
do " nut make a(troctiie haekgronnd•
for :toy garoleu'alol neither do barn+,
garage". and 1 se walls. 111 moo*
leases. these can 1rr very effe•Ilvely
more•ened by tall -grow dug 41oa',•ra.
creepers, ..r trailing vines. Where one
owns the property the job 9114)411.1 lin
Wade lerlaanent, using rhinos, o,
'shrubbery at the owners nod here 7ue:
llwre hl front of the wall. or fences.
and la•rlwulrnt ereetwr+. .00h ••
Dutchman's file. Virginia ore per.. •.r
Itu+lon ivy. no the 1'7111.. R'Ith the
411'19iou of the R.rotot, ivy and
form of Virginia creeper. whl.l7 sore
•.•If.•ITugine.
these will need mane form
or .apts.rt. With the latter and also'
with the' climbing roses. it 49 well to
have then) out from the wall or fence !
a little bit: In the case of a brick a'r
'.tune wall which is 'alined to heat sop
during the hot summer days and ruin .
the b1.4r111,' if not the 1.1(1111 14 '.eI f.- It is
almost essential to have the creeper at t
least a foot away front the wall. DM!
eon du this by erecting trellis work or
wires -the wooden trellip Is prefrri,btr i
bevauor It will not heat and burn the'
plants -which is attached by shout
'aip4Nerta to the wall. Another way is
to (,,tell hiM•ks (1r 11tnl,t pie1'. or
wad uls.ut Mix much,'+ long to the w-1111
and string wires along these about
wlx Inches from t11.• wall where 414•
crepes are supported in this way.
foliage and bloom w 411 last longer. be
cause they are away from the reflected
heat. and it IM al.. possible to get •
hose or sprayer in behind them to fight
atseet pests. Of course. this is a rath-
er expensive process and is recom-
mended may In the r71se• 141 eXpeliNive
screening Material. Even where nue
NILE, Aprl1 2. -Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Morrish, of Detroit. Mich., visited
At the home of Mr. M,.rrish'e sister.
Yrs. Jno. Tabb, (Over Good Friday and
Easter. returning to their home on
Tuesday.
Min. Alice Shoppers' i, spending the
Easter vacation with her mother, Mrs.
L. Shepperd.
Mr. Frank ILeilwain returned to hos
home here the past %trek after spend-
ing a month at Oshawa.
Mrs. Wm. McIntyre is not enjoying
her usual good health sat the prtwent
time.
Slimes Oral and Velma Finnigan are
mending the Eater sa(4tion under
the parental roof.
R.' are sorry bo report that 11r. Is only renting the property Turd ex -
Frank Hawkins is still quit.• ill and Iss to In1,ynext ynlr. vy 4Rectice
under the doctor's care. w•mren11 , au bee ,na.k' a ifb ;rerurlet ltlrn•
MLss Jane Tubb went to B.mfliller tier WW1.. morning glories, hops, ..r
on Tuesday to assist is the hence of the iI erl•",ltly,•IrlddlH.^Iltphr.11:414,11,41,.;f11on•Nh Cw'l
Mis+rs Stewart.l: .111
7nul
Mr. Wm. Watson motored to Tor -flowers to cover anything they are ,at
onto on Monday to attend the 1'rtivin• I bitched to. Sweet 14.44, . uuoruin:
coal educational ,.4.ventlon which is glories and climbing ta.lurthinis c u,
being held there Oils week. Ile wasI"nly fw limed on smaller building. or
accompanied by Mr'. Wat' .n, Mn'. A. fence.. s.1+ they w1ll net gena' 11117.'11
Mcllw'ain and son frank. I ..ver flvo feet : bot the other. nnnw•d
w•111 grow up to twenty feet. t14• hyo-
.hirh .being this easily and providing
•an nbundnnt .how• of %bite, purple and ,
1411.' flower -spiky: ns well. For i,
•!'IHtT .\LBF7RT standing .screen, such n+ is neessary
Fbllnw'inc i+
the report of the In trent of the vegetable garden %here'
standing i.f the pupils of fort Albert IwNlaps Ihere is 1141 fence, sunflowerr�.
shook 44111111','... .1fri.•:ur 111:1rago!d•, .1:,11114*••
Sr. Il'. -F -.Ina Crawford 744. t'Iifford,.440,4 giant boll}hack+ may 14` used. The
Hoy 77. tura I,icl.aon 74, Benson Mrger-genaing ru,nnal• can now. IN•
Murray 14:o. Kathleen Crawford Z. u'P.1 5Pry4.e1T.r•eh•Ply In pone.• .1f chimps
• Sr. Ill. -Ethel Mackenzie 7B. Mar. of lwrrnanent sbrnhMry. The writer
garet rednnr 77, ('Ilford ('rawford 67. Mar -
has grownflue 1.11,11,-rnarn.11 nod Wien•
Arthur Murray 04;. Elton Draper lH. tines standing. f1yP fort high rind Mews
tiring four feet across. To get best
results In this case. one mot give
plenty of room. otherwise the plants
will iN' "spindly and go down witty the
first heavy wind or rain.
Geo. Williams
1)ealtr 1..
Wl'MLNl/1N, PR1111N1'L•U.,
81UNI('IPAL AND I'OKPO-
K 4IION BONA,
Fire. Accident, A6tomobile, and
General Insurance .)gent
4)tlic,•, next to hank , t 1 •.rnnicrre
Plaine 53
J. W. Craigie
Real Estate and Insurance
0. F. CAREY & SON
Limited
INVESTMENTS AND
INSURANCE
Telephone 230
M.1slnic Temple Building
GODERICH -- ONTARIO
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insurance Agency
• LIFO: INSURANCE (Sun 1.ife
ACCIDENT. SICKNESS. Al TO.
ETC., INSa•KAN1'E
Some real barsa,n. offering ►u.t now to
• quick buyer. of house. and farms
Jud • few of the many listed for sale:
NMI bt•ick h••IIr•, (nil u4'1'nreyulp.
4el, Milli Int and garage, I:l*
.tn•.1t.
Price WO"-
'
W "-
' Fine rel brick haw, new ly decorated,
good condition, lights., bathroom. !d:'pl.
Red brie•k house, full modern equipped.
I I; rpw $3104).
Rel brick lame, good coalition, boll
balLroon', e•le't•trie lighted. tier 4111,4111
• barn, including garage, eight Irate, $2941).
Brick hots'. full modern equipped and
Meant heated, partly hanll►oai floors,
garage. frier y3.5.40,
SCHOOL REPORTS
Jr. Ii1.--Kathleen l.ednor 74. El -
wool] Murray tie. Woodrow Iloy 67,
Sara 11artii 03. Annie Young 61.
Sr. IL -Charlotte Crawford 112.
Fred f'rawford n', I Mory McMillan
70 (tier. Ebner Draper 07, George
Fritzley 65.
Jr. 11.--M a rga ret Crawford 77.
Dorothy McMlllao 70, Marjorie Mac-
kenzie 74. Cecil 51,44ee 68.
Pr. -Norma Murray, Helen McGee.
Neither late tier absent: Normo
Murray. Helen M4.':c4.. Cecll Melee,
Knthle'n ('rawfnrd. Edna Crawford.
Clifford Hoy. M:,rcaret 1'.ednor, W.x.l'
row Hoy, Kathleen Lednor, Charlotte
Crawford, Fred era wford, Elmer
Draper, George Fritzley, Margaret
Cr.*ford. Sara Martin,
A1'ItIRN'
The following the report or Au-
burn eontInmatien'ial* for the month:
Form I.-Dorn11,. Wilson x9.0, Elea-
nor Wilson 417,• Monte Spoilt $at.5,
Grace 14eott All:'. .I, sephine Weir M5.4.
Doris Wagner'*:::. Melissa Stater top,
Phyllis Taylor y''• Verna t'hamns'
7 5.4, lwobel itobe•rtson 72.8.
Form IL •Fr:ui. " Meisrty i5).2,
Annie Stninghnn ss.R. Gladys Taylor
441.6.
Sr. ('nmmerel:,l Mildred Scott.
Bertha Wagner 449.1
.Ir. f'urnmen•iai 'il'nrglna IAN•khnrf
71!4. Norman Ito.!_er 744.4. 1 'alt }lean
74.3.
0. M. REDIft1N1), Teacher.
S. S. N41. ...'ohnonrxr.
The following is 'he report for A. S.
Nu. :,, 1'olls,rlle The im4d14 have
been tested in on 41,.' eubjeeta:
Jr. IV. -Doris .iohnaton tt4 • per
Pen*.. Jack Founder 72, Cre' Freeman
110. Eva Horton reh:
Sr. III. -Evelyn ';Irvin 71 per tatiL.
Harold Freemen C. Robert Cook 57.
Jr. i1f.L-Jack' cook M percent.,
Andrew Freeman 04. Orace punter it$.
(1Ir. H. -Clifford Horton 8:1 per cent.,
Pearl Ilunter 70.
Jr. 11. -Beryl Freeman 74 per '`rot.,
!'rank Cook 62.
, !lumber on roll. I5; overtire atrend-
ante. 13.5.
R ORANT, Teacher.
Shruldiery and Fruit Trees
Fruit and ornamental trees, shrub
bora and new• hushes, are planted 1,•
soon as the ground 444 they enough to
dig. This also applies to hush fruits.
etre wherries and perennial flowers.
[true the oil !OSP. the moisture of
early spring and hot dry allots eon)
mane, n remelt lancer proportion of
plants w•111 d•it' than If plrinte.i earlier.
In planting these. trim oR soli broken
and weak growth and shorten the top;
to compensate for the shearing, oto of
the rad growth. P1.1nt a little deeper
than these things were in. before and
make n hole hag enough to re,eis.• all
the r.o t. without crowding. It is well
f.1 till In it Ph goal Moil. finely poker
irrd.,nnd pour from half to a p111 of
enter on (iii.' will after it i. nutted
*how the roots. The water will fore
MO fine will in tight ormnl.f the tiro
rootlets and exclode the air able!)
wmild otherwise he fatal to theplant,
Nitrate Or snde sprink1e11 sot the rate of
11 teaspoonful i,cr !shrub in the clew• n'
newly 4.11nted wdline. 11p to holt' n
primal for a large Mel' e.rabll.he
Nigh will stimulate growth noroler
fully.
EMPLOYEE OWNERS
The 10.11 'I'rlephnne 4 01114.0*) in
et -eased Its permanent 'sing by 134s,
employee. •.Inripg the past year Tills
brings the centrally 's total number .1f
employer. up to 10.240. If is Inter,
est ing to note from the romlmny's .1 IF
report for 1f1444 that of I:l.3:dI
employee, eligible to smhewra141' to the
1'ompint•a sleek. under 441+ employees
"tock plan, 10,818 workers ere sot pres-
ent time anhaerlhing for 441,1,I6 shares
lire often wonder hew Atlas ,',114111
hate leen at earrylhg nit ishee -
Det mit News.
Farming Is more profitable Than It
hard to hp /l,.• farmer eenll hi•'dare
for an airport hat week and got Caul'
for It. - -Brentford Beacon-ilerald.
.was
.a , •,114 r' . ` ..
4s. leer . -./^.. •-t.4P2 s't i•+r •..4^1,..6,4
David Brown
w ill pay; highest VOA
pricer for
Goose and Deck Feathers
Horse Hair
Hides, Skins and Furs
Phone 270 Goderich
venal% full suite. rooms, including. four
tadr.wmis well arranged (or Conseni•Ice
land comfort, nicely dewur•tel, line full-
's-quills-it
ull-
's-quil lsel bade and toilet nimne, electric
lighted. Just timeliest Convenient wCul-
l'giatr Institute a n d Victoria school.
1'riwe $I410. -
Many nl"n' good 1..11144.11 with Mere us.
1.,44 modern convenience's. Prim =144041,
71}50(1. $1:k10, 111.441, 41401, $INN), $$00,
pti1Nl, $509, etc. • Ark about 1144.111.
FARMS
Large number listnt to sell, -almost any
I size, prier, terms and location desired, ,
n•ady now, irnn..diaic p1aN•usi4n.
for all parttcnlara see or write
J. W. A1BISTRONG
Real n.tale Agent
Box 811 ,Square Iiodrricb
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
A TOWER OF STRENGTH
Assurance in Force - $1,896,915,000
Assets - - f !}488,958.000
Dividends to i'olicyholder- increased for the ninth iUPces ive
+year ilkaddition to a special nuiturity dividend bnni:-
Office 115 H. R. LONG,
Residence "i4!'
1'II11NI'S
District Agent .
WE NOW OFFER
Second Standard Royalties
which will mean for you good
dividends with safety
NOT A SPECULATION --
A REAL INVESTMENT
Aek for i,onkl.•t on Royalties w'hieh will convince you That
Royalties are illy gold boonds of the oil industry
1
Initial Royalty of $40,000 Has Been Paid
and Much More Is to Come
Ap(1ersen, Okla. - Fortunes has
reached intothislittle1►sagrcollnty
team and favund two orphaned
girls not yet old enough to realise
fully their gond lock.
The Ririe ate Doris a n .1 l'no
!haulms, 5 and 7 years old, alio
have joist been notified that they
are to share in a first royalty pay•
meta of $2.13,51NI from the farm
their parents left them. Their share
ail) an, anll 11. $4o,44Nz and is only
the beginning of wealth which 4''.1.11•
tiredly %ill Come from theeiglll pro"
dncing oil %ells on their farm near
Mural. Okla., in the 4:renter Se'ni•
11141e I lil field an•a.
The girls live with their 1411114,
Mrs. A. 1'. lemon, at AP11.•rsion.
Their mother on her deathbed in
1920 1.1ac1Nl 1414' gl ri- i11 the care of
her sister, 31rs. Lenon. The girls'
father, 1lwP41 H,'tnbne', diel in
l!r21 from injuries sustained slam
he fell from the roof of a barn he
um. building.
'When the mother diel a debt of
several hundred Medlars stared the
children in .4 he face. After the
father's death the neither barely
manag•sl t, .'kr one 811 1•x Weiler
ami could not reduce the debt.
NI rt.. Lemon end her husband, loot -
ever, after the there .IeMIl,
managnl to keep the farm, then
thought te hr w•urthleas. .
• 11u1 now the girls and their
guardian, iie'rt'Harris, Maud bank •
es., have 141.11 ordered a ap rear
anonit
court anon to claire their share of
the Istat' winch iN 11'411 worth a
rnillion or wt! It I11 a safe het They
will 1.' t lrrr.
Mrs. !emelt baa chil lrrn of her
own. and 411e house in which the
whole family liver, together with
the grandfather, D. N. Brother", Is
no larger than Ow ordinary oil field
re•sitence--three or four r.4.111e, 11111
(byre always has born rsiu for the
orphan sisters. •
I'll,, the e'Ider, has started to
se'INsd, nal 1411,' 43) "naps a piano
No she may peke ninon. Watson., and
money for arts lessons for which rya
shows aptitide.
Neither girl can e prebend
}bolls, anti mon' to Loth', end
ih.ris, 11410 doeen't 1114.111 then' is
'lain, In the world. Merely grins
when she Nlld her sister are inter-
viewed. They prefer to leave Sin-
aneinl 44,.rti1* to their aunt. • •
Inci.l•ntelly. Irk girls have a
brother, Al•a, alio is right tears
pill and lies with Mm.11de Hamm
at Washington, Okla. Alva,, too,
will share in the royalty pnre'ds-•
but then this in • story of Doris
and Una.
W. J. POW ELL
Phone 292 P. 0. Box 439
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