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Little Miss Dorothy Taman while Her son James is ou the home farm
at the
btoken. Ilamrecently
wl 1 Wl:
�. ?hnmrenn of London t■ IUrk• died lsd re cautiq at thee hom
playingEpuoudvllle school had Elizabeth
, low
I0 iron. e
the
Ing a shoe and gents' furnishings s ��� at ^81 a ens s at
store in Seaforth. res of eighty lytta She war a termer
W. Collins, a member of the W resident of Drysdale and was the last
In[- rurtivlug member o1 the family of Me
taw High School staff, fell whole skat- and Iles. Robert Drysdale. Several
Ing and broke his nose. her old neighbors t• Stanley attended
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THE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONT.
-
r' rntiabu•'t the Empires And especial
Timely Address by
Rev. T. P. Hussey
(rnptInned from more RI
pen 15. Indeed. mss4Iter tt•••n the
sword. George V. thn* gr. •Ino•ly M
lair the wronae of Wore, i. 11 . ••rad
jiiI. Rsm•av McDonald moved her
baps by the memorte. of hl. oneient
• Pkottleb kinsmen, of Edward and R•,h-
uf ert Bruce. who were the Mends -nd
allies of ancient Ireland. Ramsay Me -
Donald snd his Government thus gen-
areusly timed, to the Irish people
their sovereign rights as a free people
to work out their own national destiny
AS they tbelOselree Per ,flt.. ther,hy
rigbting the wrongs and eraring the
odious memories of e•enturies of op-
pression.
What WW De Valera Dot
Hon. Thos. L. Kennedy, Provincial the funIn
M Michigan.
Sondes at Minister of Agriculture, has accepted To Held
y
th
an invitation to open the Wtngham fall Roth Blyth charge* of the �
Unnited
fair en October 8th. church hare voted In favor of holding
Simon Miller, of 1)asbwood, passed union servicer In the two churches for
away Manch Ilth In his sixty-ninth'-ati'mantha alternately. It is expected
year. Hisahrw
wifell of 1tedaugbters and that the new arrangement will be put
Ave cod, survive. Into effect the dot Sunday In July.
The congregation of Knox United Both the present Minister. will resign
hurch, leoderboru, has decided to and a new pastor will be appointed at
enter Into union with the turner Meth- the Conference to June.
relist cbur•h at Loudesboro op terms Taylor—Robins
agreed upon by the oMelal boards of A pretty wedding toot place at the
both charges. home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robins,
Mrs. Susanna Driver, of Fofdwtch,' ltreccdsld, on Wednesday, March 10th,
leased away last Thursday at the age s -hens thea
of about elght7-ave years TheLyd1A k.'
r es°est da t Hilda
fir► tteati, was united in ;Dadra -
vows day she had fallen In her bons I nage tit Harold John 'favour, eldest
and fractured her leg, and the shock eon of Frank Tuylur of Exeter. The
brought about her death.
The death of Mary Ann Lee, widow 1 eerrmou y was performed by Bev. W.
of John Brown, occurred In Hullett 1 A. Bremner, In the presen a of thirty
township March 10th. In her seventy- guests. Mr. and Mr. Taylor after -
second year. Deceased Is survived by If wards left on a motor trip to Sarnia
two daughters.Mn, A. Austin and • I and Detroit and atter the honeymoon
Mrs. Win. Trewln, both of Willett. groom's
will make their home on the
Intends and neighbors of Mr, and Rrwm's farm east o[ Exeter.
ug tier,
Mrs. Rotel. Altcheaon and family, who Tragle Event near I.ttekaew
are removingfrom Blaeval i'"rpie °f the Lucknow destrlct were
e to
gip. Dr
ley, held a Nodal gathering In startled a tied by the news of the selfde•
MnIR doss oaaaaated lion wlti a Zit - structtun of ■ young wan. Clarence
wdl addt'eaa seri a!,/sstpslate ' y, son of Mt. and dva. Garner
At Ilse March meeting of the W.M.S. Wt*trlmy_ theah-Ont the •lswestary about
of Wesley -Willis rutted church, Clin-
t°n, a letter was read apprising the
members Ihat,the late Min P711ssbeth
Washington had bequeathed a ruhstau-
W1 sum to the Societe,-- The_dreesoed
rally ohm tett a sus tar ______ _ r,
Medina (iratugey alt AMID' __settler
of Hayrick tow-u.hlp, died on Ma
7th In his aeveutyoreenth year. lie
had been an Invalid for over twenty
year and for the last eight years was
quite blind. He Is survived by his
wife and three- -solar-----Flanlog,_. of
Jamestown. Clayton and Wilbert at
home.
After an Illness of several moothe
Mary Jane Morrow, wklow of William
Rtroug, died on Monday, March 14th,
et the family home In Howlett. Dr-
•caetd was In her eighty-eighth year,
and had been ■ resident of Howlck The eeremony *55 performed by Rev.
over sixty-five years, Her husband J. W. Herbert. Afterwards the wed -
died eight teat* ago sod she briar. ding repast was served at the home .1
a mile west of the village The sad
event occurred on Tuesday of teat
week, when the lifeless issly was found
hanging to a rafter in his father's
tarn. The young man, who was In his
tweuty•csgbth year..t!•anl-ltfr ind ldrInen
and mist-yesng-aest.-_Ille-load bet'ajn
poor hcwltb foe some tole and It 1*
thought that despondene-1 resulting
front hos lidless was the .Huse of the
rash act.
Dowses—Pearson
At the United church parsonage,
HotM*ilrllle, on- Sartarday. Mareb .
the marriage was solemnised
Frances Olive Pearson of London,
youngest daughter of B. Pearson, God -
retch townshtp, to Elroy S. Dawson,
eldest son of William Dowson and The
late Mn. Dowson of Stanley township.
Now the question arises, what MIA
11)e Valera choose to do? WiU
honor hos pre-election pledges by break-
ing away from the British Common-
s wealth? Be may do so if he wishes,
according to the Statute of Westmin-
ster. For Ireland's own good, It is bei
ire hoped he w111 not. But If Ireland
now choo*ea to resume her place
among the sovereign independent na-
tions of the world, that is her business
and nobody else's.
I still look forward hopefully to
the union of the North and South
Into a single Irish nation. I fear,
however, that a Government headed
by Ulster's archenemy. De Valera,
will not be very conducive to the.
realisation of such a hope. However,
the responsibility of government will,
we doubt, tram lea some softe(tl
eth'et es elte.holima as It has on
such extremist's who promise radical
changes in their bid for power.
And we must also bear in mind, In
emsldertag the problem of North and
South. that the division between
Northern cid Southern Ireland is
political as �r eel as nNlgtome- --The
Bettie ..f the .I oyut _-gMUN5dlrettri *e-
eentuate the cleavage betireen North
and South. but that rivalry and Jeal -
17 now that he has attach,i his royal
denature to • document whle•h cow- T H E FAR M
.•1 'e':r m 1 •IM'I people
end maker It pos.lble fp(! thew to sever
the Imperial He it t so choose. I
Note. rind Cummrnta on
feel sure that this us set on the
port of our beloved King will hate
Agricultural Topics
COLDS DOUBLY
DAII OUS NOW
In 'This Semen tot PII Iesenia,
Wll�
Many Scatters/ Cane sl Flu Res
toy effect of handing Irishmen more - parted. ('olds thane Be
closely to the throne, rather than of ( Buy Quality t;esd
tempting them to abandon It. Such "AN never before la the history of
to
the parchoivgv et the lriah ehar e. i erre in the Godes-lob families ale
ter. Kindness Is more effiriie
coercion. They are alwayM readyfor spring." g" this 'take maned' with e*ie tot not
l....
� • p ng." is the advice If one well- raduee body reslntanew and often pave
a dart, but they ace lilac equally ready known authority, who eddy that it is the way for -Flu" SW pneumonia.
to forgive and forget. d;Yubly finPortnnt to wake sure the
LEMON SPONGE PIE
( Makes one plc t
3 egg yolks. beaten thick
5 tablespoons lemon Juice
L..tes.poon grated tenon
1 cup sugar
3 tablespoons Sour
54 teaspoon salt •
1 tablespoon melted butter
1% cups milk •-
8 egg whites
Uncooked pastry
Combine alt Ingredients, toiding 1n
Inst stiffly beaten egg whites- Turn
Into pie tin lined with uncooked pastry
and put into bot oven (450° F.) After
len minutes reduce heat to moderate
(1150• le.) and bake twenty mlintes
longer, or until fllling is fins.
POULTRY—A FARM ASSET
°metal reeords show that the poul-
try population of Canada has doubled
each ten years during the period of the
thin c
past y .ran. Each succeeding
period of low prices for farm products
ands the poultry flock coming to the
farmer's rescue At the prevent time
It can easily be shown that the poul-
try. dock properly bred, housed, and
aII'�0baa afters (e, twain the stat al 4[
� Iplk1-ineast saint and toed _nowt'
of the twat paying lines of farm effort.
iaeJn sic,eedlug year appears to make
It more clear that the farm is the logl-
laar•haaes bare been Government -tested
es a result of last year's drought and
the reduced supply of hlghquatM7
ettti�k. ole warns sgalust buying oar -
Lid seeds where price is the only de-
nerlption given, because retlitble seeds -
dem do not approve of adrertlsenents
in which seeds are offered at stipulated
prices without any Indication sr to
their quality or origin. It would actu-
ally be cheaper to buy the best the mar-
ket affords than to take the poorest as
SUL_ha.•Ooncludes,
A Farming ,barna!
An example which might well he
followed to other counties le that et
the-Nortdk-1.hambrr• of Commerce -la
issuing an annual Agricultural Jour-
nal. The fourth annual issue has Just
been distributed free of charge to 5,000
fanners in the county. It Is au eight -
page pubUe•*tlon and contains a wealth
of information relating to the terming
Ind rat v
u r Almost moss
t every phase of agri-
culture as tarried en 1n the Bounty is
At this season wh5Syse•uruonla Luker
Its heaviest toll --04 *1111 wvttrnal
CANON of "Flu" reporMd from want'
ste•tlona of the D°adde every cold
should he checked i plt•,INptl}.
Start at the "SidSign"
At the first sign ot! "patching told"
—that uumlatakable 'Stuffy, enemyfeeling—snuff Nome Men lapoltub up
the nose several ulnae a day. This
winoften cheek a cold at the start.
It Is a wipe plan, if passible, to avoid
exposure lo those with colds, or to
eondltiong usually foll0we4 by colds.
Vigorous Treataseme l'rged
If a eotd has developed, don't neg-
lect It. At bedtime, rub the• chest and
throat vigorously with Vicks VapoRub.
Spread on thick and cover with warm"
flannel. If 4he head ei clogged with
muds or there le RUM eoughlug,
melt a Roomful of Vides in boiling
stamenwater and Inhale the stamenvapors.
If possible, stay at home until the cold
Is broken. Complete reNt- preferably
In beat --help to maintain Indy rc'sls-
dtw mlaooed, such as poultry breeding, re-
tater and throw off the cold more
toren tati, pillar„ raining, fertilisers, quickly
fruit and vegetable growing. Sumer-
FoOD To suer tot. i IT
ons pictures of local Interest are used
to brighten -the pages. The local a
pylic is al
of Commerce, has been Iargidy /wpm.
ethic. for the entrees of- {Iiiamineable
Many tnedMld men are urging house-
7tlgfe'!c_4Mi-j1.. waussta
to� Heim _
of diet whirr are knots tocombat
Odds and ward off Infection.
cal ponce for the development of the Publiratiun.•Milk. e•gg•. butter anti c,nnin fruits
poultry hulustry with resps-t to bent ( which till t"utalis the anti-htfevtive
and west yrolluetlun. Thr farm Weekly (sup Krtwrt vhnmiu -\ ,1111 whole wheat foods
15a t'ni oedinw for The• mark- A
alfaifa *sol clu-cr, role nr. retained n latch impart body heat are partltin
s badly dnwxgel Lu rl}`Tg111snbte. -----
fsaor---.heating. - .1n.
lu the form of eggs and pinery meat''�tmO �'ntith*• 'Por ret'ebtteiA-spool-- `tlin$ilal Wheat 1s '117
Buck.,. and Ivan cuwpanae•. idol the eau be x'rcel In wauy • td
amu whirls has a poultry d.s•k a mach had been started lu POMP dlntrh•ts. pp''tl ug com-
winer ri k.tltanA a oiiur Iris; �laa 'truce county reports
and ormer bLutluns with 11* rhliutlu A foods'
! g are either gsuggested. Shredded Wheat Is trade
flinging to hare It chem. l and _that entirely_ of ('sundial' whole Nhiwt with
APPLES BEAUTIri. D - ; roomy tar —male* authi tt is ittr:p tAufil� 1 -.—tE
i prartivally all classes of erups. ltraul
BY SCIENTIFIC PROCE�l eAutty reports a shutter condition. Pon ••tits of it serval with odor• uitlk and
tante' hart bean reetlfug rat tw'cntytfrr fruit' maks' w iwr[ettly balnn.- d weal
New York. Manch I(.—R.-:. u.,• can't I •' flta_na bag in Ilhldhvrx. kYeld till" I fur rlilldre n or adulfs,
paint the lily yet, but 11 Is witting the_wer• buil- at the farm of John ((add,!
Mesh on apples -and I' liens peachiest. -Inglewood. Pal rout}. and ntcerely
Fruit blushes base high comtnerelal
-slue. auto scletti*ts sari.
fpr several yeses to aitaeagiar their
oozy was there ewe the days of the;
Neale and the Engeulans. When Ire-,
land was not united W Sts fight against I 1
_nee: iia.- Nasn*UR..nttd 11.x' Sax-
ons. well. then, they were fighting
amongst themselves, especially the
North against the South. Fight lug
wile their national pastime.
t oh. no! the Battle of the Boyne
esu' not primarily • religious affair.
•
That was a scrap
William of Orange and the English'
awes DI. for the possession of the
biome of England and Ireland. Tben•..
were good Papists In the .array of
William and good Protestants In the
aeobite ataxy, within and without the
walls of Derry, on both banks of the
fiver Boyne.
Some or the most Illustrious Cham-,
pions of Irish sell -government were
-psatriotic _Web ._Protestants. Flood. ,
Swift, Grattan. Burke, Sheridan. -Em-
met, Parnell; (lrt4t s, sad issue Ad the
most ndlav-lrslhortrof„lhe race were
Catholles, each a* Derrald McMurtOSb
who mkt his country to the Normans
in 1167. Tots division of North and!,
Suutb Is older than St. Patrick. It; i
hi geographical, pont-lent. wditloTaL i
at let us hope sod pray that this na-
turist schlep of the iHet, people will
et tot happily healed. s
a 111
Iced In the a tthe
If i had 1t
aye of my, anteetors. I would Bare I h
sen with Sarsfield at Limerick. with
vived by four sons and two daughters- of the brtde's sister, Mrs. P. McCu)- t
lough, Maitland converse on, and dusk
the afternoon the ydhng Couple lett
By foaming new, rich Moa
Dr. Oar's Nen s Flood ra•
items the airhsuread nerves and
removes the cause of Simpliaa-
nem Irritability, Headaches
Nervo
Inds
Dr. chase's
NERVE F000
Monumental Works
GODLRICH, ONTARIO
Beet Materials
L&teat Detrigns
Expert Workmanship
All Work Guaranteed
%saswablo Prices
R. A. SPOTTON
P. 0 Bea 181 God.rieb, Ort
HYDRO STORE
BUY AN
Electric Stove
Quick - Clean - Economical
aid cool to cook with
on a honeymoon trip to Detroit and t J
Flint. Mich. On their return they
will rewlde at Varna. - ' 1
Fenner Htsreetius !• M_IIIMlt
Mr. sod Mrs. Joseph G. (aldkIL Pion-
eer settlers of Morden.-Man.._.t tl
tr114.rtel the fiftieth Anniversary of
their wedding. 31r. Oodkan, who le
Jia hos Meventy-fifth eear, wait -tom et
Whlgbsm and went to the' We when
a young Ivan of twenty. After making
a plate for himself he came back for
51* weddtng an tRit;, his Vie. wag
Margaret Rainey.. a At. Rados ptt.i
](r.8odttlir erre trip to
tis
West
put a atop to sealing operations whirl, -.644-4"444- SW 418 w•TiO-ttlt utt Proitat-•whleb-;
girllei over 1110 twenty:year-old Spy
attempted end ltuidwtn trees. The orchard was
-ebeiel-313.-t wsl mulch which liarhnred
Ort. Secrete Is suwtMneld tcntky -io hn»dnrls It( threw pmt•. .Lr,cu;etc of
HP Iudnsttia1 Itultetin. a I'anlbridgr lime wheel with cornmeal proved *n I
seteutllh• piblh•atlou. 'the method Wal rfiedlre poison tall when 'preset in a I
drams -ere] et the Bute• Thompson in• e•iri•Ie ;lemma phi. hese of the tree. Lire
statute for phut research at 'conker shirk -is wluterieg 1•: cx,e:Ielit ..ends -
by i' .,....... ,__
! Ito -violet Rglxtd,t•es it but that tion Iu Trmisk:nuiug, with t:u t,fiund-'
,•tie,• id glssl hit and n dsn.hh•r,ebM
is ut11J flip lrrglnnhlg °f the story. ,Itruttitr of gMln.
.tipples Nutt p*CIPs are cot t sv sloop •_ y .e..._..-.
widens n tys at tight they will irtnsh for. ; should (-Reck grertoneyer - I
Dor. Arthur worked ou tics ttr1u11gne y
In fruit for two years. Ilii is the .e ,.sa Inc ,; too•• lay.
in lois experiment -ate appb•- htushrd - tiliri rs ,into it 1*. hutsertnat that
reautlfnlly brut, sad to retste. also dt) taruncrn Mhontil knells bt,W fir prphs t
;eloped wrinkltw. Dr. Arthur dimly!, I thenru•lvt•• in is eking sum that they
Bred loupe --tote snatre of tam wrinkee, Ire.dei1 n1L t11c kind still analyaas of
f,'rtltix ` `-
er• vrliltli tree
w-aw lsrsltWag entirely Ist•lsild,•, the , imp”'":... -
fra-Rett rayls, unreels wove lengths a Fah rnl Fertilisers Act requires that
pN•r•Iwrpied with heal. i'ltiuut, Ir t'v"ifh"'�•1�•Ir•Met4tet'ircl to s farmer
r Mr -milled the Idttah omits as alts., 4a1i1 Is' Isla•Uecl with tole gtlseshteed
chat rat shote wore lc•nekh* with the � analysis In terms of nttnrpren, plww,:
+ to acid and I. _-
was by train from Ontario to Oslnth, t
the»ee errors country to Rt. Jo, on the .
Rei Rover. uorth by flat-hottoned boat
to *Sweeten, and across vomitry by ox- ,1
eart to Morden. Ilia return trip with
his bride was try train to Emers„n, the R
raliway being then built that tar. hat
the ox -cart had to be used for the reit
of the way. Mr. (lodkln served .•veral
years on the council of lath wnnl,•Ipage
ley.
THE DEBUTANTE
11
u
1
.the r light filtered out. . , phot pawls Therefore tote
Wath thaw light lee -ruts the rel on ' farmer should cheek the gumrapteed
eInteeslt apple; ;Rica fort.) -eight hours'analyds of the fcrtatizer when at atm-
u•n they are pleke'd 'Mite green rives. If short one per stmt. nitrogen
thered at fair rtpeless _the) twirl :1Z is worth nlout $2.,'(i a ton hens than
1144y-ehx hours to tern real, but only the purchase price, anti !dimple -tele aeld
routhfut apples ran-kdunh. After Nil 1 and potash are worth about Al for - 1
peening tone [cult 1pauew Oliopower, is- I i is tar (ent. I'tin'ha*ers *re advised
use I1* Wash eelhs die. Ito refu*e• ae,yRauce fit fertlllzer which
__T � in »,t labelled pra•lsely the name guar --
Ianted) anAlysls as flat pur•lra,tel.
Should any farmer hers' reason to
donut the value of a f*rtillxer delivered r
to hint, he IN'ad sise 1 to Mnm»nieate
with the nearest fertilizer Writes -tor or
the district representative of ■grkvl-
tnr•.
Today dawned not upon Oh •eitli as
other days had done:
A throng of little virgin etowt. sited
waiting for the son.
Till the herald -wind* aligned them,
and they filindted, and stool aside,
As the mar*hals of the morning dung
the esateen portals wide.
So natnre lit her playhouse for _ the
play that May begone, •
And Ids. Isla - of lwify*U kle sawed
like little violins •
la -the down tbere_4Ze • E whI
.•ytseence that was new,
For the Mender Rprfng was at the
wing. and waiting for her cue' -
As yet I could not see her, and the
stage was wide and hare;
As yet the Winter'* chorus echoed
faintly on the air
With r dying wall of tempest and of
dry and tortured turas.
But a promise of new music lent en-
chantment to the hreese.
in the weft,.'. ssindrd earner any
the snow -drifts. .till nwenre:
But the murmur of their melting enog
another 'Wert ore I
Than the brooks of brown NQ ,-ober,
and .I Widened. and 1 knew • paper Is famtened down with lona Norden*. end it+nntt--ilea-colt- fae'Mr
That bine-eyed Spring WAN at the home-made staples rat cheap black wire, over whit h II"' owner Iu,s *Reroute
wing. snd waiting Inc her rue! between the rows, with only an Inch control. As the cost hi au) cq! la but
or so of space between stripe for the a few cents, there should be no MVP -
The world was all attention, and the lowed. In the ease of tnmatoe*, cabbage, MVP -
ration to *acrfficr quality, bot only the
h,-tnlc,ek, stood, a -row, 1 and other plente, their are Inserted In 'eery hest sti°nid he need; :end this eh.
Usher*. never changing eo.tdme holes. pinched In the paper, and thole talntd from Canadian *°ter e•a In orh+t
through the Semitone' wonder .how, regetaldee planted in bilis ere hendletl that cue get* st'el aeltctel with (eh-
sdlau conditions In mind. •tete use of
Med Raved from the home garden eau -
not 11 rr•ommendel. MOS till, is almost
were to ts, very tnixel. 1',I-. one gores
of Hugh O'Neil at Tyr -few or with
Saxe at Fontemy. But 1 hare the It
good fortune to lite in the twentieth nt.t
century under is sovereign whom I not , t:a
only reverence and respect. but one • tit
whop, 1 love with a genuine peraomtl
affection. and 1 sin 'satisfied that such r)
s.e the seutluents of every hishnan to
rithe�:7ar• e
•t..,,
-Gordon Lindsay Smith-
• • •
Register Your 4ereige
tot on the 17stent '44 4.4v4' r•glstrtinn. ('harles 1•:. Broughton,
M the Ontario Marketing Board, said,
ge o very -. - "....
1'apffr mnich in the vegetable garlenlfilhat in in orlOr to rucnitrs iidlshYadPtr tart•rtvt' I►r arrv'rtlf t,�l,,•
-,w.*-. st'a' this ex L- etegc. 1 515.1 ,irvf l
Qa p•rlmOnta II e9 minent. At- learn three.}iaativsi are_iutlntte. 1n my estimation
ami results obtained at both private •• feet of rttrlebeteg support 44.. -aIle. -form of if thea. aystem. If token up eutlntatastl-
hrnsh. ,it don's. or paIItr netting, ••ally by the ludlrldu*1 grower, mould
t* the means of eliminating two of the
greatest menee(5 to snccensful agrlenl-
ture, namely,. over-produethat anti un-
decided advantages. The paper isIll'Mld nlannre•, or gar•,Ierc cowmerclalI der-prtaluctlou.•
the inter dilicese1 ir, rs *'"r, dnrtngl "(hilt' the °then dory," eonthtntrl Ilr.
quite shame t0 t11e ordinary black the enrl} rage. of grown, Blcsmnlug 111 Bronghtnn, "It was reiw,rtwl to roe that
building kind, though 11 1* tougher, aio should -tart In .1111y, and it one wants the Ontario Fruit and Vegetable
that It w111 stand a fair amount of test• to have 111• c(1uthuu1• nn1ii frost. pick (Jrrwers• Market CottncIi, at Haniiltoh, .
lac and wpohertm. It may he ehtmaed the 11(.1-5-,-* drily, umking ahreolntety hare Inquiries on 1ptnl for sevetity-five ,
from practically any *ealsman In dot- *lira that. n(1 need pod. ,n-• allowed to meted* 0f (Whirler dins,. which that I_
dei clop.
ferent widthM to suit the particular Seed organisation (ion y i*n, All. Thos condi-
vegetable helve grown. After the sol Goer Is doubly lamentable bns•ause of
Is thoroughly prepared for sealing, the Seed is tilt very foundnri,nt of gond the fact I nn 'quite t•e•rtain these In-,,
guitiaa -could he fillet if taw.. grower
would advise the Markets Connell an to
what he has for sale, and that bitch
Mint ons can be avoided If the grower
*111 eo-nperete with the Connell by re '
td»terig hos acreage."
• • •
Free Trees
and Government places would indicate
that under certain conditions thio new
method of hurrying growth has some
*houlci i*• provided. Soak thoroughly
In water daring ctrl- wen Ht r. and it is
a quo*! thing to glue nor n lgd&Catlon of
1
Thursday, March Seth, 1935- 7
Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
Ambulance service at all heard
day or *1glri
PHONES: Store 120 Rol TIT
towssicht
J. R. Wheeler
FuneralE Embalmer act
A11 calls promptly attended to
day or night
AMBULANCE SERVICE
PHONES
Store 333 Residence 365w
Hamilton Street, Goderlcb
—HAVE YOUR—
Plumbing Alterations
made before housecleaning time.
Tice Payments If Desired
Johne
Pinder
Noisy$. Mutiq, faesstriegliq
PHONE 127
P. O. Box 131 (lodertch
a
1
THE COCKSHUTT
IMPLEMENT SHOP_
Nlirs iacins Chili 3epars
-Repairs for-£ockehutt
Frost & Wood Farm Im-
plements and Machinery.
Telephone 598
Kingston Street Goderich
REAL BARGAINS IN USED
WASHING MACHINES
2 Beatty copper Tub k Ieetric Astable, Ma'eb1res Thea. were used
lees than s:x mouths, were $145 00 _ ..... Melo $0a O0
These mnrltinre were Ia., n Lack for the reason that the purcttanra
could not He- t flet-tr it:,smenl..Ind they are as gond as new.
1 Time Saver Electric Washer $s0.�-
1 Laurel Electric Washer $w
1 Ned Star Hand Washer -.u.., 1)0.00
1 Water Motor Washer $10.00 1'
The Tart kser ,' ashen hsu• all been reconditioned and are therefore in __•
z ' _ Al shape.
a full line of Hardware, Plum
1:::
Steam-fitting Supplies
Let 115 li_ur,- ton yt.ur Plnhlbing, lleaning and Tinosnittiing. All work~
and ntatMtal (ally .usrsiltvrl.
W. always have hi seek the Idg►est-,trod. Aathncrte, Bituminous and
Pocahontas Coal and Coke, which are trisitbeti on sour own scalp
--the town maybe( eseleas
-CHAS. C. LEE; at he Harbor
- PHONES—Stift 211. Mae. 112—
While the day, below the Mlle& tried
her colors, one by one,
(lis the donde experimenting, till the
coming of the tnan,
In the vines ahOnt the window• w-h,re
the sparrows all convene,
They were praetl*Ing the chore- that
'should Usher In the Queen,
And the sod-Imprlsnned flowers ,•raved
the word to 'shoulder through
Green -girdled Spring was at the wing,
and waiting for her enc!
She *hall muter to the d*rat rat of the
erystsl-ringing hronk*,
She /shall tread on frail arhntns to the
waist and mosey nooks;
Shp shall to eh the bleak drop -eve -rain
of the Winter with her wand
Till it 1fits, and *hove* the *owe of
the apple blooms beyond!
Yet with all her golden sunlight and
her twlltghta of p erPome,
Yet with all the myotic splendor of
her nights of starlit gloom,
She dull bring no sweeter moment
than idle one In whirls i knew
to the **MO way. This' mulch not,.
only keepe cloven practically all weed
growth but It also hent* tip the soil
and sthttuiete•,e very quirk and ren,
early growth. Anyone *h., iws laid to the trouble of 'cra•nh,g individual adhered to, and any land owner In the
hos hand on a tsrpp•r mrd when the Ihpner. ream her, std ti-eets, and l'rovin', of lingerie may procure addi-
nttn 15 shining will meterst*nt) the prtn- emee-polleritxing• it in ■b-'1U1ply Im- clonal quantities free of eller'', by ep
eiple upon whtch thio new method of possible 10 prereat mlxlnc of curare plying to the Ontario Forestry Branch.
gardening Is bowed. Atter early crops 1n flowers and of ',Vim.' iu *egytahtea, 1'arllsment ISulhllilgN. Toronto, tm-
nf ;wee, epinseh and heed lettuce here Then, too, in order to /*Peru,• esthetes terlo.
been need. later thong* may ts• hrnnght and quality, 11 la often necc• Heirs that Thr atoll r111111X handed doyen pre.
on while the paper is In place. head he secured from a di.trlrt where -ends n wonderful nprportnulty that
Sweet Peau the *1•se4111 IN mteh longer than our may nilly be it reliable thin year. Plant•
good of the difficulty In growing gl own. Ing •tuck Is clnsRlgdl as:
+wt•et peas 1* due tin late planting. P'erT
Hest. or even satisfactory remits, th
bowers must he own Jun ■m early In
the 'tiring am it Is posslhle to dig the
ground in moot parts of the mantel,
this *fit meow -March or early April.
The eery finest Memos are proe111
Owing to the fact that the Forestry 1
Branch hes a kfirpl6�i or ti' i-0 Ih hood
this year. the former limit of 213(10 trees
for reforestation purposes will not ire 1
Larva Nnlsalrs tis 5 Trees far refers...ttng
i:'*rty miring ha the prnl.•r time et band.
attend to those !see spots in the burn lb) Tres for elndbreek ponewen.
One pail s°ntetimpa re -*enc the., posy Antilleatleu* Mendel he anbinftt.,I on
*owisg during one of the cast .now .sr before :fist Merr•h, 1932. Further
11 thin case, no .oitivatlem !s Information alsort type of trees heel
in those section* of /'roads where the • plop- u1011-{ Mlrw•-Aa„Ant t1,.., •sp4ttd-to_ s rhos soil condition. ran
seed Into the moll. if PP leave the 1*• pns•Ilrtst from TYie -ro-T tijilrauch.
ground I. high and the night* cool. al• work until later, we ehnnln -tar up the The (1111.) expense to the hornier I.
though w•Ith the proper method thin hare 'mote thoronghly site • rake. I the expre5M on the. tree*. Thin to mol
Mower may be grown alewife anywhere. sprinkle liberally with a mixture of ,t large M11111. e* the trees Are *moll.
1 fond In t ger*' aroyl. roll sr pmnA i
weer.
r « • ' t must mNkt, Its growth during the
nrly canal weather and the root system
�c('twing, and waiting for her cue) Immo& sneer r...gaata*-.tangtsi* 9pring WIN at the must go deep down Into the so11. Die 1 this
vide
ang
I�YpI�US
... -,- . .. .�....�,r....... Into Sur * > >:rrss
at f`' iJNX"thtr =wow iairaar.e.• ra$wr..+f •• ' • .
tfhnnre 81+� asti�,�ntm •. , +,�I�f1f't� . M��•t-.oat tif..� .r_ey^ ��1�<nl � �e
TORE two Itreloea at foe galaten moll. Thv spanM mradittinnr,� h a (1' t 110 ?�itfti'�NRe�f •Y fr p.
She=-7Yt►.i, rant marry yea. You're
►rawttcany triter*. sect 1a planaat 1s tri.. Aldi* threw ledgens wls1 crowd pmt 'n wdl ( acyl et , pod M my name'
Ho--TMt'a nothing The Cater of i debts apart and an inch deep, and as , hot the abet kind 1s not in won 1 is has rrety hal hilIP *hrl tmp in
h e-
dtaafll was Nieholsa I growth starts the termer to giu4t stay ' to offer moneh rn*latsntr•
floe from 'r.r h*rrer n: moor" wan poor res
tort. -Boehm Tranmrript I
hornughle. aqd rover with a bit of i (Y1llTtitlt.>Eyr
.rash or poultry netting to keep
bj�tt � the A (-Weer plisMeR a hasdcart M
ttAAire . .lt tAiollult. !y *h p� emoted a pm -----
R cOemt•rrlal-�j '. tiiiM l- in -lis fffi rii;•ifive. wins ordered
"Quick
yuick...
the barn's on fire"
Dick Johnson's wife was making
pies when she glanced out the win-
dow and saw smoke curling up
from the barn. And Dick was over;
at the Blay's helping with a load
of hogs!
She ran to the telephone. Dick
rushed home with Fred Bitty and
in a few minutes they had stamped
out the smouldering hay before the
fire got really started.
"That was a dose shave", Dick
said. "We might have loot every
it: Jock we'd/ -f our
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