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Odense Day Ifr. and Mrs. Sid -
Awn% two of Seefertk's oldest
et their wedding.
week to enter two iteatorth stoma.
In both cans the woulddie
nein to gain eta
he took up fannies He is enryived
two slater* aud four Itenears.
At ber home ire to
17-1. -Wady -.seven th year-- -Sher-lie
by three daughter); Adta•
and Elisabeth, at honer, net twp sees:
inn, at home, and Janseire46 Minot-
Peg -
John Bell. who to'. several years was
engineer at the waterworks 'nation in
Lecknow. has moved wfth his wife
to Lonaleh for the winter, and In the
sewing they will go to their home at
Mae River. As • farewell the Lueknow
Newell and nee nanny novaged
entertainment In the town ball, at
which they were preseuted with a hand-
some upholetered reeking nair.
A pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and dm Joseph Hickey,
Stephen township, on Wednemday, De-
cember lieth. when their daustbter, Dor-
othy Adelaide. lete.atne the Isride of
John Mills. ston of Mr. and lire Samuel
Milks of (Ironton. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. F. L. Lewin of
Greene -ay. Mr. and Mrs. Mille will
heed* at Fairview Farm, 20th conceit-
sion of Stephen.
The deeth occurred recently at Gor-
rie of Yrs. Bennett, widow of William
Royal Bank i*
Strong P
1 Society
lot la that town on
the Bell factory formetiy stood
onvert it into • beauty spot.
. and Mts. E. Surbrigg, of Wins-
low, been bereaved by the death
ewe daealitor, Edythe May
la km eigliteenth year. /Me
MeNied, widow of Aadrew de-
nied on Ceiriettuas Day at the
et kite son. Duncan W. -Nicol, Me -
township, In her elghty-secoad
r. 'Three sous \ and four daughters
Ur 6114 UM C. U. Swanson of
nghant announce the engagement of
✓ daughter, Eva Katideen. to Wil -
Bain, a Ayr, Ont., the marriage to
ke Mace In January.
Mrs, Elliott Miller, Locknow, has re -
Ind word of the death of her uncle,
C. Clark of Leamington. The de -
was • former resident of Luck-
, where he was proprietor of the
Ronal hotel. He is survived by
wife aid two daughters.
Doting service in the Kincardine
sited church on nunday evening some
or penons eutered the basement
the church and stole two ladies' fur 1S95 and mow years. later the widow
and mkt, ot epees. The ,191C-Rtte leaves one daughter, TA"
istmed Sheers. Liquid
st Nigh Figure --
Profits Satisfactory
..jeaeteeLyitglenee evidence_ of the
minted Strengtb of the l'anadlan
r.
Rodger, of Ktugstou. la home for
the Christmas vacation.
Mr. A. IC. Cook and Mr Thomas
ltaikidere spent over the week-ehd with
Mr. Jardine'o porents and other friends.
Coagratulatious are extended to Mr.
asd Yrs. Howard Campbell tbe
birth ef ilne baby boy au Weduenday,
--Marsiastop end fa milyt* of
Illyth, ere whittle( at the heme Of tke
eseOme opotese. eed the rapidity with birder- II Oster, Nrs. Walter Cook.
conditions 11 afforded by the annual with the former's aunt, Mrs. James
Mies Vera Wilkins of Goderich spent
Sunda, with her friend, Min Mary
Mien Colette (lark is visiting her
mother. Mrs. P (lark. who is at the
Canada. The report, which is now
going forward to shareholders, is for
the final year ending November
With +the lerge resources at its
adjust itseit to the neW conditions MKT Dowell,
at the stone thee maintain its char-
acteristically strong liquid position.
family and Miss C. bleClintolkoi God -
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kershaw and
With the leas aetive trade condi-
erich meet Christmas Day dith Mr.
none, the general businees of the
Bank, as represented by commercial and MN. Jack Kerdtaw.
loan, was 00 a smaller ecale. but Mins Marjorie Campbell and Mims
shareholders will he 'rattan la_ Elitioe Itilinterd.pf Goderich Collegiate
!hiding that profits were more than •re betue for the vacation.
sufficient to permit of payment of the Mrs. Murray MeDiartuld and babe,
regular divideud at the rate of twelve of HamIlton. and Miss Mae Vincent. a
Toronto. are visiting Hielr permits, Mr.
per cent. and, in addition, to take care
of all tile usual appropriations., Meted- and Mre. John Vincent.
lag 3000,000 test aside for ikuninion Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Cook and fano
Government talett. ily spent Christmas Day with the form -
Assets Well Maintained er's brother. Mr. Geo. Cook of Belgrave.
The eral statement of asseta anti um, j. cooh. who moot raw weeks
Bennett, in her ninety-nettond year. De. liabilities shows total as°e" erres.
emend was twice married, first to of $825,000,000. a reduction of only
Joseph Kandereon. with whom she about 7 per conk tie compared with the
iired In Wellineton county before com- amount reported at the eud of the
Ing to Gorrie. Mr. Kandermin died in previous fear. In the light of lower
commodity petrel; aud general slack-
ening of activity. the maintenance
onsausiVsh
should be regarded AA a remeitTai
good shooing. In keeping avail ite
I the Hank's liquid position. as
n en were in the choir at the time.
Edward James Harris, of Flowick
Ando suffered about ten days
hie younger days he followed the
de of earpenter •nd was foreman
• C.P.R. crew for many years. Later
1
Asabulanee service at all Isms,
PHONES: Store U0 Res. 217
day er night
GODERICH
Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
J. R. Wheeler
Fumeral Dinner and
Itembelseur
All calls promptly attended to
da7 hr night
AIERVIANCII SERVICE
PHONICS
Store 335 Reddeece SSW
Hamilton Street, Goderict
Coal and Wood
-0satdoeirsalasse Coal
Coke
Pocohontas (2 by 4 egg)
any of the above fuel PrOmpt
genie* and reasOnable prices
Telephone 178j Goderich
Ante Doan, with whom vibe lived.
Among those who attended the funeral
were Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Inset and Mrs.
Sanderson et &Word.
The annual meeting of the-1Nortit
Huron Plowman's Ameciation was held
at Brussels December 19th, vrith the
president, WUllam Speir, in the chair.
The retiring °Were. were re-elected, L.
E. Cardiff being meeretary-treasurer.
The tinatielal report showed $304 paid
out in prise money, leaviug a balance
not yet received for 1931. It was de-
cided to koid • plowing matith again in
with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cook. returned
home with Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Cook.
At the township nomination meet -
Ing on Monthly Elisha Walker, Oeo.
Youngblutt and W. G. Reid, the old
councillors. Raymond Redmond and
wer nominated for
the present rem... Bert Thompson. and
.1. J. Kerr. Peter Scott and W. F. Camp -
usual. Is a strong one. assets
ietallIng-V14/013°.54111: erer Per `Mr. and Mr.. Win Croxie; and rale-
-44A Hui- public_ _Thr 4'rewe epeet•Christatae..Datt wit
1
HE FARM!
Notes and Comments
Agricultural Topics
sod,
well-11att.
ground a
bee. $
pasture
around
takes
crop a
Au article containing very valuable tree.
hods Mania" dose IS
lipreading wolfs
tree grows best In rocky
fairly open, permitting all-
nch spread 00 the tree. It
twelve years to produce a
farmers drawing them in to
carload Iiirtled 1,500 trews.
suggestions regarding agriculture in ea IRA the "Christmas tree*" HO -
°mark) wee recently prepared by Mr proves the pasture tor sheep and catUe.
Wen et the (moire,. Field Crop and tLinie Weise Eases
Seed Grower).* Aspiociation, and has 1.1,.eryaue know---$ mit water Is snow
Hal to the preperilleeertit etaddcavolet):
promioont among los recommendations meas.144616.taigaif-
for improving •griculgare are: The e. .110216.31Stlesne
tudicetien of -Its magnitude, as din-
feuelee of woodlote in order to keep -- -
dome* by mimes :
live stock out and allow the baby trees
to grow ; the eppollitinent of a von- malower With a eonibined leaf
sul ting foreatcr from amongst the
people of each tuuucipality, who
could show people how to harvest many
Mature trees Ontario's. woodlota
without diminishing the supply ; con -
land as cleat, as possible, in order to
help maintain the poll fertility; and
building up of herds of good produc-
ing live stock to column our agricul-
tural produce. In conclusion Mr.
Smith pays this tribute: "The far -
area of eleven square yards will evap-
orate mew 75 quarts et water from
its leaves during growth.
A nen plant uses about 16 quarts
during ets
Aa_ nee of ,cabbage renpairer-ever
2,000,000 quarts or ivaleilirs season.
Some of the hardwood tree epodes
give atr as nick its -S0 Muerte of -water
per day by evaporation.
It taker. over 600 potuels of water to
protium one pound of dry alfalfa.
creamer.; emdtwIlrerefsrlid. fkkawsn'llYikessde'lessisrrowe over 91( per cent. of energy absorbed
fiy pietas from the sun is utilised in
to unbalanced coediting. Let ue hold
the evaporation of water from all sur -
Andy motet trying conditions, and,
as Disraeli moreseted, be ready when faces. Along this Ilite studies con -
Palates. ter Poultry It takes nearly 1,700 quarts of water
Farming ineresses lu value aa an to produce one pound of wheat, 1,425
occupation just In proportion to the quarts of water to produce one pound
extent to %filch incidental by-products of oats.
can le. marketed et a profit. Not only
must the fsruier sell all his good ,grzuriagowN mix is
quality producte at a fair price, but
he uati.t also tind a market for as much Wit, AT TORONTO
art he cat. Of the utimileable product. 11
has been found that greater net pro- Itev. William M. Morris, vice -Meal -
fibs perhirit_can he made and a fin- deist 14 tin. Ontario Educational As -
principal a
dation *se
past year son wish everyooe
A DAFFY AND PROS-
PEROUS NEW YEAR
John Pinder
Arid for McCiary FUr1111C611
Plow 127
Monuments' Works
GODERICH, ONTARIO
Beet Materials
Latest Designs
*aped Weripmertehip
P. 0. Sea 111 Geslerisk, One
- SOOT
To remove all soot from the wood-
work, uee a soft eleau cloth saturated
with kernene.
THE COCKSHUTT
IMPLEMENT SHOP
Wire Penis, CAM Sovereign
Repairs for Cockshutt,
Frost & Wood Farm Im-
produeel through If On come y: v. -Tr -1m Tnocked oy a vstr "`"" --1.elephone -598
notion renal earls iniadliags• and fatally injured within a few yards
rolled onto, boiled potatoes and slain- of him I • irr-rwrgnitil Int December
nalik than tbe clot,* where "'maw° , 12th. ,114. died in the Gement Imapital irsegaten Street Goderich
Is Potatoes, finely X or I the following mottilog. Mr. Morris
-matte at u-mt.. and eled3:111:litw"Ireldfd
them are rash Items 44 011ielscit491:
fed in conjunction with tlw -whirl-71 enter the tolaistry. After teaching.
meeerittem ef p(5,473.11:04 toul Canadion j grain* and milk. Craite-fed leolltrY who„.1 f„r some year'', he entered Knox
CABBAGE ODOR
1'4.114-ge, anti nfter graduating was;
municipal and Brittsii, foreign Hod eabbeig" 1" an "veeed vet, atter. re.illy aittnietive market out -
act. be sure Ht111 Ile • klivilt•lt 1/1111dOrs r ir cull potai, es t stntiotied at Cooketown. Bond Head I
and llrengeville. In 1920 he remigtted
coloninl public oceurities $24.641...1141.
ally moment a subelantial reduction !bottom. and the odor will lw very
call loans total $70„„fiEt;lett and suitor are mien sever Imth top mid • • •
for the year. thaw In Cattails t .Athiht.
. . The Peel Comity Cos Testing A.- ' take the post of orretary-treastirer;
Testing Cows Pays
1932. down ele$47,955 or 33 per cent., MINI
activity la further n.fieeted in COM' tPIPPIIOne le letter than .arinit 'Hello.' lottterfatt and. milk a. di term
- - sorimiett te pantos. In favor with milk I a tin, Truntften. *ad itatiemyees. Am t
obviation 4.f 1111t41411. and was largely
"4 ti"A•tmitli, seeking Ito Pro -1
Sorted at Exeter -iwieectst loom, which are 114111.3.45.9/2., es YOU 410... . ()Mario Educational I
The (testi& occurred at Alma, Mich- am compared with $44-t)(15.S77 a year 1 -What d.• con ,,,a,. te_rxiciarKtto: ......crartillik. tele444eaulists each a_niocouree_uth forhiotlio.. eili.ti,r..1..., ' A,„1",toruthitit,s,i.til:,7o,
Man, 410 December 17tb. of Eibraiwth I ago, Letters of credit 0110 14101, a "We say. 'Are You there?' Them. or compiled to .how thit grostli 111 rt.mtit lo„t., 11., ilit„,,,st, 0? (41 we ti„n. .14, 1
B. Case, iteugliter of the late William !rednetion--nearlY $10.1100.000-obvion ; nen.. If you am not them. there WI years end the .1.111.. of 0~ te.11.., t stalaished tin. t'llnadlan School 1
l'ate. of Exeter. Mira Case was la her , ly due to curtailed intertuktinge I ge tow going on with the converse- The Dumber of herd. 'n1.0'11'011 from jourimi iii ity.r2. Ile tm "rayed by ,
' thirty-two to fifty-eight in the period 1 hie whiow. tow daughter snd two ',
eigitty-second year. Her early life vvas I trade. t 3047,NN.- I
1 tion."--TilP Lutbentn. , sons, all of Toronto. Interment took
received her first teaching eertificate I 075. am againet ser . 11r2o-31. while tlw number of cowo
spent In the vielnity of Exeter and pee: Total demeits rival at ,
4044 tOta MOtithb. locoweed front 494 ; oboe nt Pronpect eemeteey. Toronto, I
in Godertell mod attendw Normal end of the 19.30 year. The (trendier, Isis ;
THE SIGNAL'S
Clubbing List
ool 'Teacher
to 16.11. A tempeerhem et high and low nit
st-hool at Toronto in 11K73. After teach- io IP/PH known, has been prin pa y ' lierlis ehowed a high hied Of Platt 1
III all attempt to quote Kipling, a
In deposits elsewhere than in Canada,
Over Forty Yearsi ovs haring 11..3:111 lbs. of milk marl ,
paper make," a well-known
thaw 111 the Dominion being down 3t40.54. ibe. butterfat and a low herd western
leg in Ontario for fourteen years she
taugfit at Saginaw. Mich., sod in 1802
went to Alms. Web., AM librarian of
Alma College. greeter was held at her
home in Alma and the remains were
then bravest to the home of her niece,
Interred le the Exeter (1.3;;;yt.
and Mrs..-Jantre McQueen. et
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of
their wedding. Atter their marriage,
The Signal and The Toronto
Globe 36.50
Bye Signal and Tbe Toronto
Deily Star 7.50
The Rival and The Laotian
Advertiser 8.50
The !liens! and The London
Free Pratte 6.50
11te Signal and The Toronto
Mall and Empire 6.50.
ThP signet and The Fennel:2e
Pun
The Tito Faintly
Herald and Weekly Star . 3.00
The Rimed end !Saturday
Night 5.50
The Signal and The New
Outlook 3.90
'I'ke Signal and Tbe Western
Hine Monthly 2.50
Tbe Signal and The Catholic
Record S.715
Tlw Signet and Meisean's
Magnin* 3.75
phe Signal and Montreal
Witness renewel 3.85
new 150
The Signal and Waled Wide
11111f 3.10
The Signal snd Tke Toronto
r Weekly 8.75
11). Ptirnal and Rad and
The f441161 and Tee C.ana-
dka Countryman t 95
II.s. mill. and 234.40 Ibm. of but- j peewee run: "The female of the
th the mule"
only $7.100.2004 and now amotint •
Satisfactory Pries W. H. Johnston of Exeter Has 4.007 111s. of milk foul 146.10 butterfat. - -Houton Tranacript.
will be perticularly interested in the t
Instructor of Youth From Maw Climes -- i
preelt and leat, accoant...apod tbe show- l A rerievr of the etudents who ham CHIELDREINS I
Wielded Great Influence aa
trout the preceding yeer brought MO beach in littrPtieV -4496theoti eount y.
total available for dietrIbution up to
Mr. Johnston Is the eldest. sun of
atrigia,106 Payment a the usual 12
Henry Johnston of Aehlield township.
tie was -born- tenth of Tnrunto iu ISIth
and when a child came with his par-
ents to Aalifield. where they took up
farming. Mr. Johnston attended No.
9 Ashneld school until he wam fourteen,
snaking in a factory at Dungannon.
WILKIE
Glove-Phit Shoes
for men and women
Timy give complete satidaction
In widths 1AA to K
AT -
W. HERN'S SHOE STORE
Phoss 43w
The Severe
The many sharebokiere of the Bank
mare ;sketch a 111'. *W. 'IT. Jolington..--vreil-s noel report from Hie t'ollege. It ellows ;
that voting Melt end- -wommi....trunt
iiiitiiii per cent. dividend *Noodled $4.200.000.
'Mat* took Mare at the home of tbe
parents., Mr. and Mrs. Robert , a iaart,tiffition of 3200,0to Waif made
Landaborough of Tueiceramith, Mr. and to (Amt.,.
Mrs. McQueen lived foe twelve years amount a 1,400,000 was a9ProPrIa1,11
pension fund: the usual
on the 4th conension of TorkersmIth for bank premlitee and 11600,000 was
and then bought the Duncan farm on allhtted for Dominion Goverment
the Haylield reed a mile end a -quarter tans. After meeting ail num* Mum"
front Brocefield. where their son Ar- the muhstawtial amount of 34,155.1M
thur McQueen now !tree. For the laid wait earried. forward to cretin of
thirteen years they hare eyed im It profit and loos into the next flectil year. At this he proved to be a good cheese- ,
The report will le submitted to maker and when his term was com- I November Harvest
field. Of their four ebildren two sone
eliareholdere at tlw annual 'fleeting to Meted he WP.Ilt to Brooke township, j Harvesting ii memo, growth of oat..
' be held •t the head Mete of the Hank where he managed Watford Union i on tlIP 2filli of November is an expert -
and one daughter are living: Arthur
onto, •n,d dos L. Forrest, of Brucefield. cheese factory. HU mother, being ot I enee seldom enjoyed by farmers. even
ott the homestead : William N.. In Tor -
on numbly. January 14th.
Metals Way Se Had on
etiVA-TY- -Pr.-wince in 01111111N love horn
enrolled. as* well as representatives
from 110 fewer than forty -hoar cotto-
tries In Europe. Ada. South America
world-wide recognition s. Teeing Oen
0. A. C. graduates.. F.aeh year brings
(widener et worthy contribution'. to
world serviee made by graduatew With
improved facilities for instrnetion. re-
SaadbOU:1314:2""nbr-Plom;iblee•Ten "Trutt"
Death ef Comm Cleft a farpeeing diepoeition, was anxious et Southern Ontario. Yet this Wes an
The death of Rev. (Ninon W. T.
Cluff, well-known Anglican clergy-
man. occurred on Monde* et big home
In Loudon. Canon fluff wan a native
of Huron county and attended schod
at Clinton, afterwards taking his aids-
ItY course at Huron Collep., Londe*.
tie was in charge of perishes at RM.
seta, Walton and other points in Wid-
en Ontario before going to Stratford,
where for twenty-five years he was rec-
tor of St Jamie' church. He retired
in 1920 and moved to London HP 16
survived liy lila wife. formerly Mtge
Annie Ronald 44 Brumels. and twO
sons, Howard. le 'elder. of I,onclon
(for Rome time of floderiche and ilex,
of The Montreal Gazette. The funeral
take.. place at Stratford today
BLYTH
that. he returu again to wheel, which
Arthur Steleitog.--for_aixty years a atlas to snake good in the leaet possible
•
resident of Blyth, died at his home time entered Goderien HIP School and
tater Mx months secured his certHI-
here Sunday, December 13th, after a
lingering illness. He had reached the
mal in Toronto lie commenced teaching
age a eighty-five years. His wife pre -
in hie own home school, No. 9 Ash -
deceased hits, and surviving are one
. I field. where he taught eight •nd a-
eon, George, of Blyth, and three daugb
471,40,. half yeare. during whieh thee he was
ten, Yrs. Jobnaton of
married to Mim *trail Blake. daugh-
Mrs. 0. D. Leith and MIRA EllPheinte
Blyth. 1 ter of the late Robert Make, of Ash-
field. Ile flnimhed hie term nnd moved
Robert Somers left last week for
employed to Hay townehip, wbere lie was en -
London, where he will be
Depert. owed to teach le rt. No. 2. Atter
with the Provincial Highways
twelve yettriv went nt No. 2 he toned
Before leaving for Toronto to take Year... after which he again returned
up her reeldenee, Mre. .1. J. Kelly W6p to No. 2 Hay and bitight two monthe.
preeented by the people of SI Miele He was offered a posltion in the F:xeter
I tier,' ehurch, Blyth. with a Ivelbfilled Roller Milla 6/ bOokkr•Ppry at a more
,IremunerntIve salary. Thie he accepted
1 puree. in recognition of her riervii
as church organist. and was in their employ for over
j,so f4,161,w 1, home from eight yearn. Mr. anal Mrs. Johnston
Jellieoe. Northern Ontario. where she I have been ell their live,' great church
teaches scheok_to_spetel the vacatioo land temperance worker!. Their in-
baidlaw. _ betterment et the community. Mr.
Mr end Mrs, J. II. Hooter are mend- obelfioliTew itterTy fifty 'nett ban ben
I the holiday term with their daugh. Meal preeeher and has offielated In
ter, Mr, I Dr.) Clerk, at East laneing,
Gowan are home from hiardonald ln-
iation
Mrs, J. R. Elliott received word
!art week that her eldest brother, Wil
'lam Itoyd. of Thessalon. had died mud_
denly ghe anti her son Frank left
immediately for TIIPPOIAilln tO he pres-
ent at the funeral.
Mr. and hire. Wm. Newcombe, of
North Ita ttleford. Soak . former rest
dents of Myth. aecompanied by their
mon-ln-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
DONNYBROOK
DONNYBROOK, December 2Sth. A
happy New Tear to everyone
NUS. Jbe Thomposon and
fat% viatIQ.it the home of Mt. Nor-
man Tkowneeo one day last week.
ilein117 seen Chtistmam with Mr. and
Mrs Geo. Naylor.
Donnybrook Christmas tree and
enswert was held in Donnybrook ...hoot
on Wedanclay evening.
Mimes Olive and Gladym letterman
and kliaa Phyllis MacDonald of Wood-
stock hompltal visited at the home e/
Mrs. C. Jefferson Mat week Mr end
Mrs. (leo. Jefferson and family 44
Owen Sound akin visaed with ilre
Jefferson the beginning of this week.
visited at her home here this week.
actual aceompliehment this year .
Iteherteen of Jeannette's ("reek. In
Kent trendy. Tlw meta were not ripe,
hut many et the heads Nere almost
ready to turn whets they
under as fertiliser.
The stain were over orty Inch*,
long. whereas straw in the first crop
%vas Abort. The beads were just ma
large and -the kernebt tun so mild.
Mr: itobertan Wel 140 Erne of tate
tide year. They ripened very quickly
during the lifter part a tile harvest
menet. with the remit that when they
were cut they were very ripe. The
grain shelled end fell to the Rrounr1.1
ate ting for the mend crop. 1
ean be prevented by rob-
• bing the bands and feet with damp
THE RATE
The Oath con he made Mote re
frothing by edding a arose quantity
saleratna to the water
honied of nine tbe cuetomary spoon
and Moine «bee strsining ermine -
1
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many mires throughout the enunty
He hex held nearly every offlee In the
church end 14 lay wthool. and hie
great +tore et knowledge Is alwars
available to those who need hlm.
Their family of thres. sons and one
all being errutuntee of Toronto Fittest
trey. The eons nos. ,Froeborn John-
ston. B.A.. Washington. D.C... eneseed
with the Carnegie Institute. In "Ter,
.reetrial Magnetism:" Albert Jofinaton.
/11.A.. F.A.S., kick* Torment. actuate
Toronto; Willing' Neil Johnston. M
D., physklan at the immetal at Ker -
H. Morris,. of Toronto. were here for bonkarin. N.Y. The daughter. Mrs. E
m few Ilnyft renawing old acquaintanees Johnston. M.P., physician at the Mono
I lain fieneterinm. Hamilton. for Meyer
Reetor's Wife : "Well. Mr. Hopkins. I (11,A in 102m her sod sirs
I hope yam like nor new citrate?" Johneton have resided In Exeter eleven
The home whir+ they are
A Happy and a
Prosperous New
Year
--1E-0113 SINOICRE- Vaal'
FOR OUR MANY CU&
TONERS AND -FRIENDS
SParr-S
- GROCERY
"The Store of Satirfestiott7.
Hamilton f4C-Goderleh
WE DELIVER IN TOWN
Another Step Towards Seiler Seed
()lie of the intoit illtPrefaing 1111d
pre et ice I /dew !OW/Irds provident
better seed 'supply for Woken On -
:Brie wee taken reeently 'rhea about
fifty operator* of meed-eleaning plants
in larious parts of Western Ontario
CAMP together at 0.A.C. for two-day
wheel of instruction and practiee with
the mood up-to-date equipment Since
tteme_ men were all experienced seed.
Antler". they eami* le ?WWI:tool veldt
1517 definite ideas am to lent they
wanted to find out. and they were en
pioneed with what they *as and
learned thmt before diepereing they
TM` prOgrlitn wain arrenged by the
Markets, Branch In Toronto and In
Mr napkin's: "Yea. ma am. thank
von. We like him very much- not.
eit am we had a right to pence. me -
Si al tend" Winrisrr stereaseee-
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their erenfort In their 11-elinIng veers
w• idely PlIpertentiml mem and demon -
th▪ e heat kinds of MACtIIIIPP TIOW
for this pro -poste. TIPP' COlItAP
Elven In the fielti humbandry building
at the College. where the different
kind! mactilnem had Iteen pet tip for
The Wittier flay Crop
Supplilne the demand for Chrietmaa
teem' Is • rapidly gros Mg industry all
over Canada. and In many districts it
really attractive returns to
retiree" In the hIglilami reetions of
'he older provinces Chrisema• tree pro-
dnetios Is really winter mature (-mop
'ontr,erv to the prevailing e3pular len-
female'. rem tree. twoamintftsnlio-tantkiday-
narpn•ea la not th. bottom. which
'Said alike either gook timber er Toad
READY FOR WINTER ?
Have you had your Furnace looked over and put
in good order ? If not, now is the time to do
it, before the weather gets too cold.
We do all kinds of Heating, Plumbing, and Tinsmith-
ing. If you are contemplating a new Job or an overhaul,
let us give yon a figure on same.
We carry a full line of high-grade Anthracite Coal,
Coke and Pocohontas CoaL Guaranteed no clinkers or
CHAS. C. LEE, at the Harbor
-PHONES- Store 22. House 112 -
Announcement
I HAVE max APPOINTED THE AUTHORIZED
PARTE DEPOT FOR
Auto -Lite and Delco -Remy
Electric Systems
These two systems cover prectieally au our common
I have a good manic,. stock of genuine Parts and
also the proper testing equipment to give you serrice
on generators, distribtitorli. Starting Motors, eta.
Miller's Service Station
Corner of Victoria Street and Eliin•Ave. Phone 2150