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Telepboaea: Galeria ie2r13;
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Residence at Pouter's Hill
County and District:
points, the young couple will wake
their home on the groom's farm In
Mega lop.
William P. Bray, a pioneer resident
of Grey township, died Wednesday,
ulvereary ut their wedding uu Masks- October 14th, M him home la - •
In ht* seventy-eighth year. He has a
former rad lent of the pith wucesalua
11'11..latar living at Marvels iw_d
i'nnbi6o k before miring to Ethel, He
war three times married and Ave
children by his first wife survive. Fif-
teen years ago he was married to Mrs.
John Hill of Mime's, who survives.
te
Prost Appointment et Clvldaa
The appointment of Earl Hall, a
civilian, to the position of collector of
customs at Kincardine has aroused a
storm of protest. Five returned sol-
diers made application for the position
but all were rejected by the Civilto close x heavy barn door on the Service COMIUM iOR. The office was
heavy wind taught the door and threw • em of hla sou, Lloyd Ganser. A made vacant by the retirement of M.
heavy
him rioleutly to the ground.
At the Ellmville paraouage, on Sat-
urday, October 10th, Rev. L. C. White
Marriage the arriage ceremony
Caven Presbyterian church, Exeter,
deserved Its seventieth anniversary on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Elsley of Lou
desboro celebrated the forty-fourth au -
▪ ng 1h1y.
♦ three*de7 tale held la the QMtYa
of th rsoopRa-I boa` dr utilise The sum
of $500 clear of expenses.
Hugh Rine of Leadbury Is laid up
as the result- of an accident at the
Thanksgiving Day races In Blyth. He
was riding in the running race when
his horse slipped and fell on him and
his left leg was broken just above the
ankle.
Fred Geiser of Crediton. had his
leg broken between the knee and the
ankle on Fraley last as he was trying
J. Mseph ersotn.
Ileo, H. McGetan Wedded --
At Trinity church, Galt, on Moodty,
(Molter 12, Edna, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. McDougall. Lueau, was
uniting Elva l.auretta, daughter of lir. united In marriage to Rev. K. Mc -
and Mrs. Wes. Horne of Eltmvtlle, ands (nine of C intoe. The teremun7 -was
William J. Routly, eldest sou of the performed by Rev. ('anon Snelgrove.
late Matthew and Mrs. Routly of Us- Immediately atter the ceremony Mr.
borne. and Mrs. Me(lown left on a motor the
A painful accident occurred at Clin- to Moutreal and Quebec.
CaU Sustained
Pave Garden to
Have 2000 Acres
Tbttr*day, October 22nd. 1941k-4111
THE FARM
Notes and Ointments on
Agricultural Topics
torn on Sunday morning as the con-
gregation was leaving the Baptist
ehureivatter ..svrntag-wervlee. 11
Holmes of Mittman -sweet
deerending the church stepa,-mtelktag
her deft elwulder and arm a
leg a compound fracture.
Rev. Duncan McTavish, who for slit
years has term minister of James
street United church, Exeter, has Intl-
taleted his Intention of seeking •
_ebony at the end of the present
chart+ year In June neat. Mr. McTav-
ish has been popular and successful in
hie pastorate In Exeter.
The death nct'urel at Egmnndville
on Wedne mday. (k tdaer 14th. of John
L. Smith. in his sixty-eighth year. De-
ceased was for many years an em-
ployee of the hell E:neine and Thresher was standing on the floor and It attfot
Co. He Is survived by his wife, two was hornet. The Hrusxll Are depart-
pluwhtg has bee" praetir;ally cam{detel.
irons, Ralph of Pontiac. Mich., end tweet responded to the alarm -Wad -S'"sere, the New York Hnrtleulturalems} l t Is l' "l c ertxptlottaU2.�.
Glenn of Toronto. and one tch..Pbater, 1" Society, the Onteste 12ost Society. the
Yrs. Peter Hunter of Toronto. 'h�� to "ave the other bplldtnln'. Amt•riean Bose Society. the Interna-' well. Late potattws are a heavy crop.
rwmane, L ytloaah 1L+eaa (:hart* Dss' Awcex•IIIL10a of most quality, but the market SU fan
A --grant wedding h At the parwwagr, i.w7ibu7r, oh :Lan t� cpry dtsapprinihag.
the Nntlnttal Cttuntll of Women of Celt-
The L'rp,dtytery of Maitland met in
-on Friday
.Tym1i ,
I to neons
Presbyterian congregations of Moles -
and Gerrie-to hex-- Arthur Lxg-
gatt. formerly of Swift Current. Seek.
The rail wean sustained. The salary la
$1,400, with four weeks' vacation. This
Initaati ere will take plate a.J Moles•
worth on (lrtnlwr _'9111.
---Marissa Loss from Fire
The barn on the farm of Malyda.
Traquair. just ea.t of 'lensed', was
burned early Huntley morning. '11th
fust. !'igs. hen• cud funplrutents, as
well as the va•on's crops. were de-
stroys. The wPperetae--ef.the-.tWeis
lug outfit belonging to Trie•lner Bros.
Bite on International Boundary Is
Under Consideration for Mem-
orial of 100 Years of Peace
-Those who beard tate lddr "4
H. J. Moore In MacKay 11a11 iu August
last on the International Pesten-Gar
den will he
the latest developments in connection
with the project.
Two forward steps In the promoting
of the International Peace Garden British Apple Market
were made recently when the ap- Not for many years have Ontario
prove' of the two leaders lu the 'erg- apples commanded such excellent
Buy ('lever Berl New
Farmers expecting to purchase
clover and alfalfa seeds would be well
advised to du so now. The eituatlon to-
46at-there
who are in need of ready cash, and
who swede wede-aaaritiu prices. 011-
a,
luW_.th_ee. this w0u1d sceek to ler
the time' to 1xi clover seed. rather
thau wait 1111 spring when priee•s may
he considerably higher.
est church organizations in Canada
was given for the Turtle Mountain
site as the location for the garden.
It is expected that the approval of
the whole committee will be secured
very moon and hat with the decision
rl4ard11ng the site the general cam-
paign for collection of funds will be
started in both (United States and
Canada. Many members of the Inter-
national Peace Garden committee,
which has fifty members, have al-
ready communicated their decision in
favor of Turtle Mountain --for the lo-
cation of the garden, which will cQm-
memorate 100 years of prat* between
the countries.
Reserve en Balmdary
The Turtle Mouataln forest reserve
lie x .ou the International boundary
lostree..Maslttakta:
where '2,000 aeresrhare heen tlousted
by the I'rovlaee end the State. The
Peals Garden WTfT'baOC'ftt the gra
of a garden from Its Inception, and.
Although It is as yet just an Mea. It
has the solid, sound stat- practleal
support of many organizations and a
aulatantlal eommlttee to guide and
growth. TO date the project
has( been .odoreed by the ('anadtan
Florist and Gardens Association. the
National Association of Gardeners of
the Pelted States. eponeora for the
United States: the Ontario Hortletilt-
nrnl .ts, .etatlon. the Genera! Federa-
tion of Women's Chills. the American
Garnett (Tubs. the Amerlea11 Orchid
pricer on the British market, and
this year a greater quantity of ap-
ples will be sent overseas thau ever
before, Hon T. L. Keunedy, Minister of
Agriculture, declares. Cold storage,
grading and careful peeking have re-
sulted in the selling of Ontario apples
on the British market for from two
to four shi/ling* a barrel stere than
the Virginia apples and from'four to
eight shillings a barrel more than the
product of Nova Ketone. "This year
Ontario will produce 750.000 barrels of
apptew tor commercial purposes, not tn-
eluding the apples sold In holes. ham-
pers and In other forms," states
Hon. Mr. Kennedy. "Of this amount
about 2110,000 barrels will go to the
Rritlsh market, as cowperet with
only 87.000 barrels last year. Ontario's
this year I. the dasteeda the
tee.. sires
the.-apiendld showing lu Britain is also
sea Ju Mi.�AI1d[rw Fulton, fruit
growers' representative oversees.
An Ideal Fall
Ontario has e>iperlenced an unusual-
ly mild and pleasant fall. Farmer,
have benefited by being well advanced
with -their f3W WOrk: Improvement in
pasturage. due to waren weather Hund
rale. is relleted In improved condition
of rattle and other live stock. Au ex-
cellent t•rup of turnips, mange's awl
ruler ltw+W-1 1.' ing b"rreetwl
gels. particularly. are of high quality
and yields alo3re the avernge. Fal)
It's great to
FEEL
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Tope' S the day of outdoor life!
Mea and women retain their
youth - their joy in a healthful,
vigorous body.
A daily enemy of health is
constipation. Intestinal sluggish-
ness often leads to headaches,
st
backaches, lark of pep, prema-
ture aging, loof good looks.
it is unwise to fight tonstipa-
Ilion with habit-forming pills and
drugs. They often do more harm
than good.
Thee wise and healthful wa7 is
to correct tie diet. Your system
needs "balk" and Vdtaalin Il ha
generous gaantltle. to UlmUlmto
health' ally regular.
Kellogg's Aly -Baan, ■ delicious
readyto-eat cereal, gives you both
of these things. it furnishes
"'bulk," which gently exercises
the intestines. And Vitamin B,
whisk tones them up.
IK elle Ant*Biiitar
Davids chnrv•h. Henfryn, on ilk -toiler ala lktulorr 12th. palate Dorothy Wed.
5th. when Lillie Voy. eldest daughter y gabs. the 1'nlfel Farm Women of flask -
I Potato Situation
ixugI ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lent a t arwxn and a
of Mr. 111141 Mrs. E41. ('ulll,, Henfryn• I Reed of \Vhite•hnnh, was united In T1 delegates t the
hee-atnte the bride of John Melvin. only en toe came w,u of Mr. and lid, john l'arnohra, marriage• to Alvht Verner Dowling of potato -
Imperial Y)anler of the Daughter!" of
Hamilton, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph that the potato
} 12th cewewaaluu of Grey- Rev A. H. will
Dowling of Mount Fuerst. Iter. H. W. ret up prtrkting t
Nell officiated. The happy couple
reside on the gro ow's farm ►u G ' ('t'a'e officiated. The wehliug dinner I arc to Canadian Legion. the anada t P
t 1 d c none branches of the
Women's instltntPa, hranches of the 'growers' n' a re''etlt e to the cote
the Empire. the Women's Cathnlh "u,iou • :sitwxtt-o'n'can
rearm,. the Ontario Wom^re's Anxilt- "' :t here 1s a
- t' lentil
lie Leak Mea's Store
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Everything tit's neva
in Men's Wear
Hand Tailorins and
Special Oder to Your
Me1awV�s
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Chas. Black
Phone 219 Goderich
Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Pee Coal
Coke
Pocobontas (2 by 4 egg)
I can supply your wants in
any of the above fuel. Prompt
Service and reasonable prices.
L. FUCK
Telephone 178j Goderich
Sparr's -_
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Choice Quality Groceries,
Fruits, Vegetables, Lard,
Batter, Eggs, Meat, Flour,
Shades*, etc.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
SPECIAL PRICES
We invite yen to call In and in-
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Frigidaire-equipped for
your protection
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C1lOCERY
tillete'deginlittleiesi"
Hamilton. lit.-Ooderteh
WE DELIVER IN TOWN
effort on the {cert of 1111
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'WA' served at the home orf the bride's Canal Highway Association. branches timer. the trade, and the consumer.
of .Rotary, Rinse!' and Lions flubs, xs follows
the Toronto District Labor Connell. "That the protncer send to market
'PIP List Includes approximately 200 or- only 11e high -grad •
township.
The wedding of Mass Florence
era• wcolul daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dlckert of llowlek. to Norman
H. hast, eldest sou of Mr. and Mrs.
August least of the same township'
took place on Hatorday anernooa, Ae-
parents and the happy couple after-
wards left for Hamilton, where they
will reside.
Death of Lurknow Resident
Mrs. James MvCoy, au old resident
t of Lucknow. passed away at her home
tuber 10th, at the home of the bride's there on October 9th, at 1i age of
parents. Rev. W. E. Blesenthal of flit- seventy-elght rears- Deceaseds whose
ford ofaclating. The young couple will maiden name wax Human Hackett,
a
reside on the Wallace-INowk•k bound- born In Halton county and spenther 18ud, the gars n of Boners and {florets
7 early years in Ashneld township. After I from crpry country In the woi:,l „ill
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel her marriage to the late James McCoy, he planted. Here will be creabsi one
r the -
uteee on Saturday. October 10th, of husband ma e P r o that .t•iente *red net nagnon or
(�if1oiFe illbelf i rCUrfinweriritli cop.
on hand. rendy for any
r)tcratntl .
Welding Flowers, Floral Work,
etc.
-A II on short notice-
GEO. STEWART
FLORIST Telephone 105
- - ante* Street
contains iron, whish kelp. bald
rich, red blood!
Start now to eat Kellogg's
ALL -Baas regulariy - either as
• cereal or in rooked foods. Teas
tablespoonfuls daily are usually
sufficient to prevent and to re-
lieve
lieve most eases of constipation_
(See your doctor, however. if yea
suffer from intestinal trouble est
relieved this way.)
Be sure you get Kellogg's
Au.Beare I* the red- ndirss a _
package, Rade by K.11
--..-- - in London, O. _a_- .- ___
THE COCKSHUTT
IMPLEMENT SHOP
Wire Fencing Crea5111111114•111
m
Repairs for Cockshutt.
1rost 24 W(0)(1 Farm Im-
plements and Machinery. '
Telephone 598
Kingston Street Goderich
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9, th f be 1' t" > r%e his customers whit
d th I home la Lueknow
Venetta Mildred, to Leslie Watson
Thomson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Thomson of 1'aborne. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. D. McTavish.
The happy couple left on a motor trip
to Ontario points before nettling la
their hothe on the greom a farm la
1'Aorne.
On Welneeday, October 14th, the
manse, McKillop, was the scene of the
wedding of Della Agnes, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert McGavin, and
Alexander T. Dennis, mem of John Den-
nis and the late Mrs. ikennls of -Me-
KIllop. Rev. W. F. Smith performed
the ceremony. Atter a motor trip to
Niagara Falls. Buffalo and other
your
4 aonE ACTIVE BAY=
She Dances
on"Bad Days"too
Cult never watches the calendar
never has to "break" a date.
She dances ... and enjoys it.
The modern girl has learned bow
to ease those "tryi 4times". A few
11 sed her
days before ... 1t+u
tak-
ing Lydia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Gone are those headscbes .
those backaches ...those morbid.
stay-at-home blues.
Won't fou buy a box of the new
nets? They're so easy to take ..
you'll feel so mach beam.
Gibbtrgs-RaMw
A pretty wedding took plat* at the
manse, f.ondeuboro, on Wednesday, Oc-
tober 14th. when Mary G. (Marie),
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law-
son, was united In marriage to Warren
H Gibbing*. younger son of Mr. and
Mrs J. G. Gibbing*, all of Hallett
township. The ceremony was per-
formed by Bev. J. C. Forster. After-
wards the happy eouple left on a trip
to Kitchener, Caledonia and Rochester,
N.Y. They will realde on the 6th con-
e,ssion of Hullett.
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
foresters and the gardeners will be
brought to serve the Ane Idea of peace
and beauty. Aa far as passible every
variety of tree, shrub and plant will
be Induced to grow.
At the conference held on the spot
or near It at Bolssevain Iasi June the
ground was inspected and it wax
thought necessary to use about 1,000
erre," In Canada and an equal area
on the t'nited States AMP of the boun-
dary. This would give a garden area
of 2,000 acres.
A man may put all his savings under
his pillow every night. but that doesn't
Steen that he has money enough to
retire on.
COLBORNE
-erame'H-met 4e-t'Iehall Tuewlaf,
(k•tober 13th, at 2 pm., with all the
members present. Minutes of Septem-
ber meeting adopted as rend. Mr. Tinos.
Stothers was present and entered
complaint about the early and hasty
manner in which the weed inspector
for the south part of the township had
sennt a team and mower to cut the
weeds on the O.W.S. Lay. property atter
he had started to cut the weeds with
a scythe, which was the only way to
make a good job of them. He con-
sidered the hill of 15 much too high
for the poor job and small amouut of
work the weed inspector had done.
The Reeve maid his complaint would
be consIdered. Mr. ('has. McPhee com-
plained of water being drained in the
wrong direction so that it Argdel part
of his property every spring. The
council promise) to go and examine
the place before the November meting.
The clerk was in.tructed to sign a
number of Hydro contract cards that
were present for the township's ac-
ceptance. On motion by Councillors
l'Itblado and Tyndall the following
claims for sheep killed by dogs were
paid: John l'atton. 59: John C. Durst,
1R: Garfield McMichael, 114: Aaron
Fisher, 17.
The road superintendent's payment
conchers having been found correct
were ordered paid. Op motion hy
Coutnetllors reogan and Them. the Al -
lin drain taxed law emits of *175.00 for
Hays & Hays were paid. The three
hill. for selecting jurors, amounting to
1n, were paid on motion of Connell -
lore PItteado and Tyndall.
Weed Inq►eetor Nockolda asked pay-
ment of some hill. for cutting weeds,
01 FARMERS' TRU_
TO ROYAL WINTER IF
pout . .
nothing
"That
part, by
notating
it ,1'.r rlity whh_h_
to be desired.
111e eousumer do his. or --
inslsting on belong served with
but Ontario graded potatoes."
Grain Show Postponed
Owing to general conditions In
Western Canada: the vroi'Td'i'gretn ex-
hibition, which was to be held in Re-
gina in 1932, has been postponed until
1933. The de•lson was announced
by Hon. Robert Weir, chalrnikn of
the committee, only after mature de-
liberation had been given every angle
of the situation. More than two score
countries had promised to take part
In the show, for which plaits had
been started two years ago, Exhibits
of all varieties of grain had been
til-•flame-ret*tat fittr opesn rcun
trips. Australia and New %wetland, the
TIMM -pen e...-"1
'anada.
The trips of the 560 junior tera - i r(
to the Royal Winter Fair during the
past four years have create."' a great
deal of Interest In all parts of the
Province. and as a result the Ontario
Department of „Agriculture Is again Of-
fering this trip to ten toys from each
county In Ontario.
Contestant. for this splendid trip
must 'comply with the following regu-
lation.: - - -'
(1) They mast take part la •
judging competition condtcted in -each
enmity during the month of °replier.
(2) Contestants must be farmers or
farmers' sons hetwe•n the ages of six-
teen and twenty inclnsire. (Mu* not
Warr, reaett d theft twentp-nr.t birth-
day lwfore November 1st, 1931.)
(31 Contestants most Judge .ix
classes, three of live .tock, and three
classes .elett.I from the following:
Poultry, vegetable., grAln, roots, and
small seeds in addition, contestant.
.{rill try an oral or written examina-
tion consisting of ten questiont, hatted
on live stock. poultry, field. orchard
and garden crops.
The ten high toy. who ere within
the age limit); will be the winnere of
a free four-day trip to the Royal Win-
ter Fair. For these 'eye the ikepart-
ment will provide tree of charge:
(1) Railway fare from home sta-
tion to Toronto and r.tnrnAmoo
(21 Meal. and lodging tot four
nights In Toronto.
(3) A program to Inelnde • tour of
the city and vlslts to the .tnekyard.,
ahbttolrW' fartories. *ltd other eom-
merrMl eoncern.. •s well as a study
of the Royal Winter Fair.
under the Weed Control Act, hut p•7- The competition to decide the Royal
mens of thew hill. way put off until trip winner from Huron e•ontnty I.
November meeting. On motion hy to be held In Clinton nn Thur.dsy, (M-
Connclllor. FPsgan and Thom the clerk Itober 20th. at 9 a.m. Rnlletln No. UR.
way lnatructpel.lo-sign the ..apdicatI p '•lllnt, an__Jiidideft."_contelea.-rainable
�fior a11 amusement license for the Nile Infnrmatlon on the judging ret 111 live:.
k and Hca® wisdoms and may to
red on applkvtiotf-TA the atrleei-
tnrsl office For an further Informs
{slate' sinks
of Agriculture, Ciliated.
A ProUAe Apple Tree
An apple tree that will est •- twtwty
four barrels of first-class apples this
year is the pride al.- Kenneth,_C
ernn of Lncknow, who has one 'of the
finest orchards In Western Ontario. It
1. n Spy tree and Mr. Cameron's pet -
.0u,1 favorite In lel* 300 -tree orchard.
In the past thirteen years it has pro -
dared 193 harrels of sateeable apple*
and it Is today a' spletndid, healthy
.pcimen of the Spy variety. Mr. Cam-
eron. one of the most ardent, orch-
id-41We In We.teru Ontario. ',prays his
trees Ave fiftym a year, ani cut. the
MUM -in the omits - f iiir a muTcll.
HP IMPS more than 1.500 prop. to
hold up the Ilmbs of his profit-making
tree.. and finds his markets chiefly In
Montreal and In latter years to some
estient In the ltrlti.h late.. H1* crch-
•M eontntns Raldwlna, Spies, Ben Dav-
is, Manns. Wolf Rivers and Russet..
Mag w fire copy of Cab Name
(,sae s 1931 Vscatioa Me".
co All Septum
Toon, alio Nap ?older.
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Listen in on the 'blue coal' hour 5.30 to 8.30 every Sunday
afternoon, over station CFRB, Toronto.
(e motion of c'nctnelllnt'n Thelia arta
PMbledca meeting. anllu"rnit„tit .T001-
day, Nn.,•ml.rr loth At 2 p.m. .....
11. v. MORRIS, Clerk.
Eczema
Hemorrhoids
Irritations
L k•:
ea tuba
BUT
-ouP C.
1) 1_ & .1fV
ANT HP ",
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Because it does posi-
tively relieve the itch-
ing almost to soon as
•pplied and effects a
healthful heeling of the
skin, Dr. Char's Ointment
i. a moat rtLfactory tf.at-
ment for &,seta. Hemor-
rhoids or Piles and •11
irritations of the skin. Fifty
Teen of mows.
r'-` Glass's
.., OiNTMENT
cos
There can be no mistake—the 'blue' identity** it
Phone. yourAealer to-day�� end order with absolute
conlcrewcet. . 9b