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THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
10etabavhed 13I8
GOUKK1VH : CANAD.t
Member of ('anadian Weekb \etlrie
papers Association
Published every Thursday IDo111106.
"abler i in tun prior $2.110 per year
strictly in advance
THE SIGNAL PRINTING T'O.. LTD.
Telephone SS : Goderich, Ont.
W. H. Robertson, Editor and. Manager
I'Lursd.,>. .laws 19. 1'[tIl
EDITORIAL NOTES
1'he gnat issue of til, present
1l.e-
tion campaign is inter -i at
ri
I trade,
Don't forget that Goderich is going
to have a big Lkometion Day e•1.lell•a-
t ion. •
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•each ole. fur should make mitre that
his (or herr name is on the voters'
bit. •
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one wonders. thaw -June days. it
thele is Anywhere on. God'e green
earth a finer bit of territory than
this county of Huron?
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There are *aid to be 100.1100 unem-
ployed meu in Thenrit at the precept
time. Does Mr ltennett hold the King
Government responsible for thi.+?
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Premier King's to.Knificent ep'.ch
at Brantford, opening the cemllaigu
on Iwhall of the Government. wae
heard by thousands of radio listeners.
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Under the Australian treaty Can-
ada sells four times rs much to Alts- bar just returned from a trip in the
traria-'s4 she pinJiase' from that Mother Country. The Dunning budget
is tooled upon as indicating a turn -
west into effect thin week. and auto-
matically. under the Dunning tariff.
Canadian duties on live stock, eggs.
butter and other products from the
Paned States are raised to the slime
level. The hest teatime of the situu-
ttou Is that, if the United States re-
duce. Its tintless. the Canadian duties
will at once be reduced to an equal
extent.
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The Liberals of aoulheasl Grey are
holding a cunveutiuu to .uusider the•
taming of a candidate to oppose Alias
Agnes \lacphail. They hare 110 prus-
peer of electing their wan. and the
only result of their htterpoeition
wu..ld be the defeat of Milts Macphall
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THE TALE OP A BLUSTER constructing: a speech in the hen&
key tits his mood and sults hes mind.
He must be left alone. We shall go tor-
%srd expanding our foreign trade by
couitructive and not destructive meth- doubtedly the lues[ all-round garden
oodaw de lease the "blasters" to tMtr fertiliser. except possibly with s,we
own devices.
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A STUDY IN TILtlll: •II.:THuUS
ity 11..1. 1I.ve•hwuu
Speaking at Winnipeg lu the opening
meeting of his ,sips igu. Mr Itenn •t1
Said:
"You may say our Writes are only
for the manufacturers -1 will make
them fight for you as well -I will use
thew to '(44.41 a way into the markets
which have been closed to you."
Noe these' are heroic words. Also
they are not new. We have heard of
old of one who took the sword and
mien perished by the sward. Iltasttng a Progressive revolt ag,itnst the Liberal
privity
market way tax tlee ea- tarty because some delegates wpre dye
Irtrltc of rt. Wt daring a blaster s. sntl•fiet with the de•Isloll' The farm -
Mr. Bennett. Int u+ w.• haw It murk+. ors of Huron are not deceived by this
Perhaps blasting may bra rather cost -
byplay, or by the *ulna tears shwl
flop. There are other ways of or '"flare t,
through lhl a
mon
gettingR
Gardening Hints
Well -rotted stable immure 1s un-
russets
like potanoea which aorta
Fle(Con Are Net Deeeltrtd leer rusceptlbtr to +, ab 1f commercial
(London Advertiser) fertilizer U used. 1'o get around (1114
Lost week Progrer,owe eonvedtlons 1• dllflcultS• ut eoitrte•, the stable manure 4.441 Of each variety from the
Kurth and South the voted dump should be applied the year before the plantluK+, Iweause one Is almu.t sure
sertptltat' to take the onfield. The onto potatoes are piloted. Good manure, t„ find sour misses ,•ru+et by wash
wcryntltr prows lu Loudon and Toronto
tole. to ,rtneral Ila chagr c by per- however, is getting se•aree•r, and it h tion drought,
orse to, tLlat SP."stud s `chits
4euding to tae In the pnxvedings s 1 IIle1 in 11
stalk* to a hill. and the hills require
at (east eighteen Inches each way It
grow lu drills. allow about ten inches
het ween pinnt.r (leans must have thaw
shuald r be gireu about a13 u diucha cavil
asy ' 'ryrothertp ant for the first *ilk and later ul rttr`t,
and keep this up until the now is used
• Ke -planting ,
It ie very impatient tient to save n little ,
I tint
almost Ito rod+ib1e to ubtaln It in
the ,ore 14 still plenty of finis•
larger towns and 'ltirs. Commercial
to plait most of the common typed of
fertilizers offer a good substitute, and vegetable. with the possible exception
to hasten many of our leaf -vegetables. of leaf lettuce. spluarh. onions from
along some of theme chemical =mitres s,.,.,1 nod n11) 341141 III the flower KIIrd
are almost indispensable. For the ev- ,.u, there will a1W. be many gaps' t.,
In the 1'onwrrtvulc,• candidate. r , o ly opera 1, t yativPs over the alleged 11 Iwo!.
h h stone wall besides treatment of 'the Progressives and
crake' garden. a good 'e•imloletF' or,
fill in' in the perennial
sn.1
Iris+.
iy nil
.n
ad- .•1,
Ir
lt Ir
1 r Inlv,
• Ilzr••e 1,
art,i
• 1 ttil
r/ eft la
ser ' r nim
'1111 !
t•s 1- rest r d.Now .
pert, by any un•aus, alma, R •Ipundldg II with your b w t F. O. by the ftheLiberals. The fart
•tis+ I) independent
but .he i. clever and The United States tried blasting. Forvise+. A11 of thew*' are Wrid *1111 the with ,luiek growinlf annuals. S
r Ise
perennial 'o Orr at u M
DP ( D
plans t
t the aD + o In- Ina K 1
is that
r W t
t 11 u IJral
I , aur uhe
sturdily independent in her views. �I f 1 tt 1 1 xut
lel busy: also up tlt D'ast lour ps r cru t.irt d
quite a while she cheapen the era
hoard of strategy aro not working out nr,nu a N ae 1w
because the rent of 11e world was u y: t. n11ro(*'ll. •. a for (44,x4 year.
MINI. we Is•Iirt•e• Iha�re would be g,•i1. rill
Still the mills of the gods. although 1n Western Ontario because the major edglit par crus. phoaphurut, and tate fel Lawn Iowa FrrqueOtlT 1
regret were the Ilouw• ut l'uuaw04,s Ify tit Prowalk yr and r(•r.0. .OPdurlt p During the ,ri,l weather ahrn 1D.
nut 1n haste, de a bit of grinding wiles reliW t.. walk into the trop and seri tete to eight ter neat. of potash. Tech -
The
sh,,,•f
deprived of her pr.'sa•u.r- they start. niftily. this Is known as a 4-S4 to a lawn Is growing rapidly. coos
• • • • e U. 8.8�y not enamored of the Rrnnet'gv sl-ot+o•' a- Ism. effect of Hitt -Igen n on the
allluur. The board of stratrg3 sl•onldi ~� Iris alth a sharp Inwn-Mower
.1. 1t. Fairbairn. Deputy Minister of The morning Papers of June 10th twat In mind that (herr Is more thaw growth of a phut Is more quickly {aur ur five days nccondiug.t„ Pride,
marked than that oLelther of the uth.•r ,or A, 11. Tomlinson. of the Outer',
Agriculture tot 4/Mario. forecasts n contained the report of Bennett's' average polltleal intelligens' to vCrst'•I t*41 rlPwrnts,'ttatr4 the regular Reye (.•rlculturol 1'ullegr. Where this pone
' table Gardening nK lice i. a nw ,r ,. .
`- --
Ontario reef Agricultural influents.
the
develop-
be left on the grows.. they loofa talo
seri
PARAMOUNT Ins a Jirw•t nithu•nre on the decrlup- able fertilizer 141141 aro not 1,■, lone r"
bill
nient of the leafy parts of the plant smuttier the lawn. Later on, howrcrr
rand Imparts a deep green color to the; as the hot *earlier develops. 111.' grass
'Urate+ It ie. therefore. Very valnablrj as the
will-not grow as r dove and it shout.'
there
iu Uutrrlu. During the war to this dry 1New 'York) of more than 11,I.44'r. who is assl.iln11 at Arvhlr 1 u
there• was • very active market for
flax. of whkh tills rrouuty supplied a
large -quantity, and ever since, al-
though the amOulit grown has de-
creased. there has always been a con-
siderable a. rang" in this crop in
Duron
considerable increase in the• growing
of fiaz in lt'e'teru,tiutario. There 1*
J tobe a varlet in Nurtla,•ru Ire. "Tariff reprisals threatened by for
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land for the °uteri.. pr.stuct. Huron � powers 1f the Hawley -Smoot
Stat• en. Most of them 'irrfed also a , rn Outset" 1 I Bulletin 1'sued by the f 11 t its, a. Iliquluis •ho,d,l
statement trent The New York World
which contains these trite remarks:
is ane of the greatest nal -growing ! should become law would mean a lass P.tlt.e•ItorN1'. Jim, tn. --
• billion dollars annually." 1'ourtney's. spent Sunday tit her home
for those leafy types of vegetable. and of be cut +,r cit.+sly tier s. often
altar a+ .1 tonic Iu tranaplautlug
all' Voce a weekor errs every ten day,
"Already, shipments of automobiles, near L11cknnw' vegetables. With later -maturing W,rt+. will be sufficient. "It 1+ most movie•
to foreign countries have fallen off Mr. Tom Irwin. ot-Dear Lnclnnw. tai such as t. Withs and 'omen. n wine t„ ,.tit the grass few. chew *t this time.
bitty ter `rut, as tariff wd11s have Is ID underwent
lyssa minor 1l, :ohm 1 4114,u14 Is• ,tppltel Ill the early stages xw burning is sure test
che' at thi ori,.
been rayed against [often Suttee. beFr inelrenr a minor a ail h,n 4111(3 Phosphorus fertilizers are nsnall3 Prnte+sur Tomlinson if a hose Is
machlnery.'
Friends hope be will surto be utile fol found t„ he tatnablr for growing rage available. this 1+ the {amuse time t•
"Canada has ,passe! a measure return home. table. on
practically all 4ollt. Tld.+ els• uses It. and one I+ rtrottgly advised t
which affects adversely j•-^-'...4MM),IMMi of Mrs. Robt. Struthers and family and! went hastens maturity. 1ncrPesw root' um' the lova ,u lour iva•nxl, ruHn•r
the annual s with th let trade of the Nary eats rn, of l.ttekuuw-, were TP-I,hevelopment and bulkls up resistants.' than dilly 'twinkling lug It .t to.l. water-
ing • States with the Dominion." ,war guests of Nr. and,Mr+. Jtick HI's- • to disease. l',1tN+li, the thin) element In ing from time to lime *ill prevent the
Canada Shows the Way Jake 8. Bache. New York banker
Canada is the "white-haired toy" in •Od"dlrectOr of many large Industrie&
England just now. according to Pro- rrsu•rrus. railed the tariff bill-"r,•vult-
[essor C- T. Curren,. director of the Ing." He added:
Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto. wbo
country. Yet Mr. !Sennett ways he
would do away with this treaty. ,
• • •
Karl Homnth. who oi1141ses Hon. W.
11. Euler in North 'Waterloo, was at
nue time, a irts.r weather of the
'Legislature; then because a 1'unyerv-
ative member, and next will be an ex -
member
• • •
Aimee Mrl'herson. the mucletalked•
of 1, .. Angeles evalgrlist. w*s fined
for smuggling on her return from a
lug point whereby the Empire might
work togetber and lane. competitive
wftb much greater success.
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In Case et Accident
t Monter Pities Stars
For refusing to give his name to
the usher party following a motor sc-
alene, a %Viud.or roan has had to pry
u Ems, fine in leiug.ville. The case
el 1d be a waruill4 to woto:lsts. 1)u
net forger that. if you figure Iu a col•
limiest with another ear. the law he
mends that you Rive your nurse and
address iu writing• if the other parlf
"Not only would the export business
of the Uette1 Star,•s Le dwtuabed di.. ,Mrs. Tom Moore and Mrs. M.Gregor.', ,lallc deficient In this valuable rle-
rectly, but reprisals and tariff wan of Whitechurch, and IkoniFinlnyson. of: itt.t1r r
would de untold damage. The• farmers ifo•halsh. ser.• pipet., of Mr. ,end Mr+.. Karp Well TMhvwli
w,t•..l,galn 'h,thle_ null woe,ld .utter Jack Henderson during the week-. I Tu„ muyh pipes+i+ cannot he bald
with the great' army of consumers who Mr. and Mn. Richard M. -Outten. n .. thinning. i all cann4 t 1 and
would have to pay the b111." who had a suc erwful anetlon sale., [items replier space fur fall herei-
n(
Charles Hodges, associate. professor have moved into Lnek•'ow. We w.Irnme tptwe s. rt' flitwers, the general rule Is
prlltics at New York 1'nIxer+dry, bas Mr. Al,'.cStanley to our burg- to allow' . Ira.` half as much settee,
voiced the tenor of these protests by Mla+ Sarah McAuley. who 11a+ fin.! each way a+ the plant i+ much
Ine
the assertion lahe41 at evontlnustlun tl hood. is /spend-
"duce wards, a rrwlmn4 or dahlia aid' h
"We now have a strange spectacle Ing the holidays 1t her hump in Para- re•ncbrs four or torr Amt In 6e1g1�r re
of a sick world. so to speak, rising from mount. u,'1b. at Irast two feet each any for
Its economic bed to make war os lt. Mr. George and Miss Linda (ant.lon,1 quiteop 1 h' Wen feet
ei veway for
self as a near cure for the business of .Clinton. Mr*. Webster. of Winnipeg] develIll" IPmentittier. ta'r's and those ve which
and Nr. Hutton. of T,wwMr.•r, were n.rnt vteoto of Mr. and Mrs. .fns 1 are u.e1 when ver)
',mall require ,1
Tee l7sYr little distance hetwwn plant*. Other
yT.lowtrr. icer Lurk little they aro Ihetwel M be weal and,
!t I* well to remember (hal la pro•, Mr. Wellington Wetslter. of near
rl 11 lel 1 t 1 i uJ+ It rnllnre portion to pwtpulatlon our export trade 1•n*know. visited with friends In De, spindly. and in the ease of the larger!..
flat tv a prey to the fir+tl
A
(arch formation. and greeulptan patches.
IrT, were gpests of rtlelr Wen, Mr. Will; � 1
arson. I wmntnercial fertilizer. Is ewseutlal to dev,•lopmept
Mr. and Mr*. Wm Kempton. of Ri{t-1 tr and
Kempton. ,old \Its. Ken' r'a't crops particularly nes it. 1►n
sand!' and muck soils especially. pot
Nn. McKenzie. of Detroit. Mr. and; n+h is ndct-eh 114 these Wails art II4.1
trip to the Holl Laud. Probably, 7• a to the ccs en , e n° y much greater than American export':
molt at the we•etttld. I growing
stberr, she considers being caught to do Wo curries with It amusky. tad Therefore a policy possible 1' Mr. Tom Webster. of Detrol( i+. strung wind ,1r heavy rain Torn thnmld
smuggling an indiscretion rather MAD
You have nothing , to fetor from til!•. trade.
1 visiting with friend's in f.ueknow I be thinned t„ aloud three or four
It you *PrP put in the wrong in the Baugh not profitable, to them might 1M�
a sin ne•cident, Riving full particulars as to ! madness or worse for us. Really Ie
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I:xawivaUous, to many *Indents.
throw a shadow aerosol the otherwise
happy summer -time. The way to di-
vert the 'shadow -ix. not to abollwh the
e'iawivatiou4, but 10 (rake such
pre•parutiuu for them that they will
nut tie terrifying
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Major `(*'grate, whet held the
world'■ inutur cur speed record, was
making a r..•urd for motor boats
whim bis craft overturned and he
add his mechanician were killed. His Price of butter -fat In *ream and the
boat showed :a peel. .of nearly one low price of butter is due to the 1m-
IortatiuD of butter from New Zealand
and the farmers readily ae•ept the
prote•tlutisl theory no far ■s butter
t* conternel. Intl just as surely as
New Zealand butter to the rain*. of
your identity will usually only aid ID
clearing you from blame. Your refus-
e! to supply the information will only
make It inconvenient for 7,111, but it 1
mayeabe. weigh heavily, in the eyes of
a court should a suit ensue. Juries
quite often will take this as NO /11-
(1k:111011
1udk:111011 of guilt.•
iM not forget that you bare the
right to demand the name and address
of the luau wins tangle' with you.
view of the facts the blasting buslneaill
should not be taken too seriously.
Then sometimes the soft pedal on a�
nation'. rashness turas away wrath. •
Up to date we have not done mach of •d a June 201, and Saturday, June
this Town. have
diff our trade
meth
Fri y
bas grown. We Dave • different meth '
od. 1ts dlsttneuishIDg characteristic 1s
that 1t works.
Trade Growth
unsightly brown
Wheea you need new aaegy
when you are hot and movable
en u h s
ssokw.
The increased flow of waive
feeds new emength to ebe hood.
you can do more - you feel
piJ• W HilL IY
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%bett``••OH v.1Nu('t tit
i
V1
Karp
~aka with Wrigley's
(X 14 Art latilk
Cleaning and Pressing
Exprit service on ladies'
anal nuns clothing.
W. C. Snazel
Haberdasher and Dry Cleaner
WEST STREET Phone 339
FOOTWEAR FASHIONS
1930 -
Men who wear fine Shoes are demanding cor-
rect style and fine appearance in their Oxfords. There
are many outstanding features in the coming season's
style situation.
These features are to be found in the new
models for spring. All the leading manufacturers' lines
are to be found here at most reasonable prices.
GEO. MacVICAR
THE PRACTICAL SHOE MAN
NORTH SIDE SQUARE
GODERICH
Our total exports In 1V2'2-01. that
Can't Beat tie Game was the last year the policies of Mr.,
( Luc►Dow Ret4tiuel s Bennett's friends, "the blasters," were
At the prre•nt time fanners aro In torr` --amounted to ST54.000,000. I
being told that the prevailing low By 1930 -done without blasting -
these exports have grown to $1,141.-1
000,000. Remember, too, 1900 was all
no mean% a banner year. We held over;
an abnormal amount of wheat that
year We sePm w have made progress
just the same.
hundred adv.:, au hour
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The signing of the new I:tilted
States tarlff 1.111 was Immediately tol-
low.sl by 11 1.nd break in the .tts•k
markets. Opinion in business circles,
[Liltgee/114iu the [Lilted States gee/114 to Is.
t1111 the politicians have gime t.et far
in raising barrirte,' 1111411i411111411i41 imports
and that the trade o1 the country
will 'gaffer hi coconsequence.consequence.• • •
The Ku Klin Khan evidently dem-
inatea the (*.mservatiye party do
Wentworth conitrify. T. .1. Mnhuney,
who. was 111,' presto.tire candidate
for this conservative Federal nuluiun-
tiou, bus been 1.1'»«.l til retire ter no
othern•Nsun than 'tenpin!'ui that he is n'ten'tenpin!'ln
Citthol ic.
• • •
• The 1Liw•ley-Smoot tariff 1.i11.
under wh►eh the United States jacks
it• tariff up t.. a new high level,
Rut what about tike American tnar--
11 fevv buudrwl thonsanrl dollars Is kat'• 114.11. in the day+ of the hla+ter.."
+hut out of Canada, Canadian produce ,.r st least friends of the "blasters,"
to that value will i1P shut in. So th.•re we sold ,p the /� Americans goods valved at
you are • when one industry is bene- $29211NB.000. That was In 1922. In 1930
filed by giving. It more ,1r less of a
we sold to the United States good.
monopoly. some attire Is Injorel: 111141
a big part of that injury ultimately
comes urnund to the 0414 ,411111113.43.1 when
to be benefited. Fur example,
exports from Canada are cut hewn
the buying power of thine in the
maidak of things for etln,rt is re-
dness,- They will buy less butler, for
exruglle. and the expected 1i•ueflt 1.1
nut I...alit: d.
Further competition „ g fumeI In which we hare been boring our wily
producers of butter and all that goes g,s tutu other markets. We seem to have'
into it will s.n.m glut the ho • mar- dose pretty well.
kat MA the prior• w111 drop h. au ec• 1 What hies He Mese
purr Nisi,. where competition from,; Now Mr. Bennett ought to be asked
New % •aloud and all the rest of the
to explain just what he meant by his'
eortd will have to 1e• met.
other markets " No doubt he would say
worth 5516,000,000.
Here's another? Consider the exports'
to "other foreign countries"--otheri
titan the United States. We sold these
countries go o.1 valued at $10L816.000I .
In 1022 and they took from us over
$225.000,000 In 1930. Doubled without
blrsIIDg."
This give', some idea of the manner
_ _ propoclthrn of '•blasting a way into
within than front wltbout. -J F. that he would do this by refusing toI
cess to their markets. Still this is •
Happinc*s comes far more from
Clarke.
A Message from the Prime Minister
W. 11. • Ito Bit new)
N,
Goderich, Ontario
As we enter upon the poli-
tical eAnlhaigo of the present
year, neap 1 extend to you
and 'through you 1n the
Liberals of Huron North the
very hearty congratulations of
my colleagues in the Govern-
ment and myself 'Upon your
s'Ieetion as the candidate --of
the Liberal party in the con-
stituency. The record of the
present Administration and
the fat -reaching ennse'quenees
of, this main issue of the
prevent contest Tend A Swtrength
to our cause whic•h' should
make a strong spread jo the
e1Prtorr of Huron Noflf}1., i
�h1.11
be grateful if you will
say to the people of the con-
stituency that if returned to
power' the preae'nt Adminis-
tration will do it% .titmn't to
continue to nlrrit the confi-
dence thus expressed by the
citizen* of our Dominion.
W. 1,. M ACK.ENZi E KING,
Prime Miini'ter
deal with netiune which refused us ac -
pretty big world. We do a sizable'
I business with dzty-tire countries. They
do business with ns. Suppose mime day
a "blaster" gets his back up and re-
fu*ee to play. The world 1s pretty like-
ly to say to him -%'There yon are, and
that's that -we are sorry, but we can't
help it Go yoer any a,• g,• oar
That Is precisely what we are doing to-
day eitl, til.• 1 .5. The U.S. outnumber -
us twelve times over, yet the United
States etinnot "blast' 1ts way into our
market. When it trios blasting It sine,
! ply loser a market. Still that *1117
game 1s the one Mr. 'Bennett wants
,'nnnda to play with other count*es.l'
Now Canada 1s in bustdess in a big
way. A policy such as that may be all ,
right for a little self-contalned nation
-It's no good for ns. We are the larg-1
est, per capita, exporters of madufatel
Lured products In .the world. We are
fifth in the total export and import
trade. In total per valeta trade we •
rank scnud. Nation* with little to lose
in the big International markets of
the world may play a reckless hand-
out place 1s too big for us t.. start
throwing stones We might smash our
own windows Mr. itennett may think
such things are bend, They may be In
a comic opera; but the government of
this country Is not opera testate
1.P"mo. of }lister,
But the Great Blasters of history
have never made headway. Mohamrn
tried -It: bat his Influence was a frau-
sleet force In the world &empw•rel
with that of Jeans who (111.41 with
warmly a reference to the "Mg stick"
1 end never a word ahmt MaatIng.
• Kaiser Wilhelm tried It, het the world i
sent him In n country tnwn to aft for
the test of hes days and think of Hal
sins The Americans harp tried it In
the a*y Mr Bennett wants to exper-i
Iment. but the wisest among them see'
the folly of the mood and the held-'
long eonne Mems likely to he ehe•ked.
The gentleman who lead* the (:oneerv-
iattire party 1s Setter at hla*ting than
WE WILL HOLD A SPECIAL
i a afire .: Demonstration
21
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Desserts and salads will be served. New re-
cipe books will be given away. Be sure to
ttend.
The famous
"Frigidaire Cold Control"
OPEN UNTIL
10 P. Mt
The days of the demonstration
our showroom will be open un-
til 10 p. m. Come early.- Let us
give you full information. includ-
ing our easy payment plan.
��ERE'S your opportunity
to find out all about the
marvellous new Frigidaire Hy-
drator and Frigidaire Cold Con-
trol.
On Friday, June 20th, and
Saturday, June '2I st, we will hold
a special 2 -day demonstration
one of the moat interesting ever
held in our showroom.
We will show the Hydra-
tor in actual use -just as you
would use it in your home. You
will see how lettnce is made ten-
der and brittle by the Hydrator's
moist reviving cold. Ynu will
see how celery and radishes
take on added crispness - how
tomatoes are improved in texture
and flavor.
And that Is
see.
not all you will
The latest household cabinets
in Porcelain -on -steel will be on
display.
The famous Frigidaire Cold
Control will he demonstrated.
You will he show how this
device freezes ice cubes faster -
how it permits you to make
scores of unusual desserts that re-
quire extreme cold.
O. JOHANN
Show Rooms - West Side of Square
Will you be our guest?
- Goderich
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