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THE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONT.
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The Us mill at Ripley owned by
Harry Wyld was burued down early
Sunday morniug.
Tire ilintuu Women's institute will
hold • picnic In Goderich on Thri-
fty, August 250I.
The Wingbans band was planning to
hold • tattoo on August 12th, but ow-
ing to financial conditions has decided
-"eilepostpone it until next year.
The publisher of The Zurich Herald
anuounces that he aud his family are
taking a holiday at Roudeau Park and
that The Herald will be Issued again
when be gets. back.
Rev. J. B. Rhodes, minister of Cav-
eu Presbyterian church, Exeter, is W-
hig the pulpit of the large Presbyter-
hin (ten% at.iirandeu. Man., for tipe
first three Sunday's of August.
After an illnees of about two year',
Miss Grace Manson, eldest daugbter nine years. 8he was a native of Nova
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Manson. Stan- Scotia and whet* ten years of age
ley towusthip, died Wednesday of last came with her fatnily to Morris town,
week, at the early age of tweety-four ship. Sixty-three years ago she was
years. married to James Grainger of Bay -
The funeral of Edward Latimer, a field, and they lived in Hayfield,
former resident et thetforth, whose Grand Bend and Brucefield.
death occurred et Orillia on August Grainger died fifteen Yean and
let;rook Mire-S-Fleafortli silrednee- surviving ate two Mail --SOW -three
day of last week. Decesaed was etch- daughters: James Grainger, of An-
ty.two years of age. gusiville, Man.; John, of Bruceneid;
Mrs. 8. Jones, of Victoria, B.C.; Mies
Jesmie Grainger, matron of tlentoh
hospital, and Mrs. W. A Wright, of
Seafortli.
-11weeses Pasidly moulase
A-4....estwar Of Hes firstesill
held on the Kincardine beach on Au-
gust bit, between forty aud fifty being
premed. Toronto, Port Orman, Pal-
merston, Mount Forest, Durham.
Winghatu, Brumfield, Clinton and
other pollee in Ontarie were repre-
metaled. After lunch the party met on
Ow lawn of Dr. A. Cowie', of Toronto,
who has a cottage on the peach, and
were hospitably entertained by Mrs.
Cotten,' and • Itaughter, Edith. Mr*.
!Alibi., Cornell. of Toronto. gave a very
Interesting talktelliug how Charlie
(*towns and hie wife and thirteen
children. son-in-law, Mr. William Tilt,
and three grandchildren left Dorking.
England, 011e hundred years ago and
after epeeding eight weeks on board
skip landed at Montreal. The party
and Mrs. George Jackson of Olinton. came up the St. Lawrence River in
, The burial took pear* at Clinton. rowboat. as far as Prescott. then took
I While returning with her husband • steamer to Toronto, theu hlred a
from daltlag_frleaulla_la_tinMusitoka schooner to take them to Hairlike.,
distriet, Mew Prank Coates of Pieter and from there came by- hiretT,
had her arm broken in an automobile to Waterloo county, where they re -
MIN'S MARATHON SWIM, accident near Shelburne. One of the malned till 0436, when they moved to
Wed. Amt. 11. Olympic natatora rear wheels gave way, allowing the Tuckeremitis. Huron county. Mr. •nd
in vsrious events. Outboard Motor- car to drop and roll over on the road. Mrs. Cotten* and their eldeet daugh-
boat Raan-Track Stars direct from ter. wife of WiNiam-Tilt, are burled la
Mg. 116 to SEPT. 10
asumusivs)
A GAIN comes the great event to
4-1 which hundreds of thousands
look forward -the World's Largest
Annual "Exposition. The Exhibition
of 1932 brings new exhibits -new
features, new ideas, the wonders of
Industry, Science, Art, Education,
Sport, Agriculture, Pageantry, Recrea-
non, Fashions, Travel, Engineenng,
Automotive and Music are presented
inexpensively and comfortably.
OPENING DAY, Frt., Aug. X.-
Women'a Marathon Swim for world
championship, starts at I p.m. This is
the women's sport feature of the year in
which the greatest natators will
cximpete for cash prizes and tide of
world's professional champion.
WARRIORS' DAY, Sato
loinjuiconinagoonfovataxis'a *vest veterans' R.arisk
and re -onion. NTITitsry and naval
Review with SOO massed musicians.
The m nificent p• e•nt -"THE
TR1U PH willbe staged
nightly by 1,500 performers, depicting
the evolution of a great Empire -
colourful (mourner and martial music;
koysl Cepadian Dragoons ilk (Ammo
musical ride; pyripeschaiie
display.
England's oldest and finest all -brass
band"BESSILS-Cr-TH'--BARN",
and thirty other military and concert
bands will play during the Exhibition.
Tlatpo&Nlar British sportsman
LAM will be present with his
'super -boat "MISS ENGLAND III",
. visitors will also get a close-up
view of the BRITISH SCHNEIDER
CUP PLANE, holder of the official
speed record of 331.67 m.p.h.
1LXHIBMON CHORUS OF 2,101
• VOICES • poesy* in four concerts in the
-Cwiiseam on nights of Aug. 27, Sept. 1.
6 and 10.
Wroxeter !moiler were bathing In the
/lantana River. Upon returning to
the bank where they had left their gar -
to their dismay one little drene
was missing Cows were pastnrInt
nearby and one tittle tot started to
chase one which hovered near, and to
their surprlee and satisfaction the cow
spit the dress out of Its mouth. After
washing the dress in the river, and
hanging it in the sun to dry, the child-
ren were able to proceed home, the
only damage to the dream being a rent
In one shoulder.
Death of Mn. J. Grainger
By the death of Mrs. James Grain-
ger, which occurred at the hosSee/hir
daughter, Mrs. W. A. Wright flea -
forth, CO ;111Y 30, the community lost
one of lb pioneer ireskienti: De-
ceased bed reached tbe age of eighty -
*Ingham will not have Chautauqua
next summer. but will have an autumn
program next year This will be given
In the town hall and the price of the
ammo() tickets will he,gt WM* Meat
//Bea Tee Miteetlitnereeseetemarta. :-
The death of James Gibson, Howick
township. occurred July 29th after an
illness of several months. Deceased
was in his seveety-nliith year and had
meddled in Howlek for over sixty years.
He IPUTP11 a widow NMI several A00/1
and daughters.
The fourth reunion of the Henley
frailly was held at Grand Bend on
August 1s1. Over seventy were pres-
ent, from Oweli Sound, Toronto. liam-
Mom. Sarnia. Chatham, London, Exe-
ter and other points Next year's re -
India tent be held in Goderich.
Alter an ittnees of three years A1-
' berta M. Jackson, wife of Arnold J.
Bane. died at Wingham on August lst,
in her thirty-third yeer. Besides ber
husband. she leave« her parents, Mr.
"LOON OUT TOR WISSIAN
ma THIS YEAR"
Thursday August Ilth 19112 --7
The Hessian 17 * the moat destruc-
tive insect *Hacking %heat In Ontario.
dome years tbe insect is scarce and
hence very little damage is dune.
Other years it may (limiter SD! Per
mut. or more of the gralu In heavily
infested laid& Prettent ludicatione are
that antes' control measure* aye tak-
en this fall there Witt' berig-weritrall
outbreak of the fly next
Control Menouree Reemrimendad
Weather and pararites play a great
part In control, but man eau do no-
thing to better those two factors rod
must rely os the following methods
where the lase& is abundant:
1. 80 far as practicable, all wheat
stubble shoal& be plowed under com-
pletely as soon as possible after the
wheet Is cut. Thls buries all the in -
meta left in the field The ground • • •
*honk' be worked after plowing so
as to firm lt. Plowing and fir
prevent the Ilies from coming up, tel
they cannot go through even three
inches of well firmed soil.
2. If the plowing Cabbabt be done
promptly it is a gad Oen to run a
cultivator or disc over the field to
cause volunteer wheat to come up.
This will attract the flies to lay eggs
in It and thereby will leesen the num-
ber of eggs laid in the new wheat
fields. Stich voltudeei: -Wheat,
ever. must be plowed under after
about September 10111, beeanee 11 11 however, that immaturity means low
were left unplowed it would simply quality, and low (plenty is dietrimen-
breed files for tbe next spring. tal to the progreot of all l'IlISSP11 of
growers, intending those who have
never been guilty of attempting to
market immature fruit_
Asasketitierteleir-mbieffnille
reached the proper steer of maturity
THE FARM
Notes and Comments on
Agricultural Toluca
Weekly Crop Report
The quality of the 1032 wheat crop
in fair anti yield's are good. averaging
Witty to forty buenels per *ere. Thresh
Ing has been geueral in most localities.
ying operations drag on and many "*"' 4441111144 averste 4)°
tario farmer. Several ()uteri° eoull
Kennedy pasaes the information that
the National Breweries Ltd. of Mou
treat have authorised the purchase by
the Canadian' Malting Cu. of 1,000,000
bushels of high-grade. Outario grown
barley. suitable for malting, at a mini
mum of 55 Ceti ill per bushel basis,
traek Montreal. The Minister warn*
that this barley must be sown!, clean
and reasonably free from other grains
Slid *eliciting forty-eight monists to the
bushel. This Is the euutvalent of grain
k1101Sti as "Three Extra" and should
uuharvested hay fields are evident in
Central and Western Ontario. Barley
and rye crops are eatisfactory, with
oats' rather uueven. Corn is backward,
*bile roots promise an average crop.
The tobacco crop is estimated at 90 per
ceet. of the average. Pasturage has
been reit maintained by an abundance
Of mioisture. Weed cutting on the
roadsides has been geueral.
Imenature Fruit Causes
Uwe, Consumption
.idle certain growers persist In
Nadu immeture fruit on the market,
we cannot expect home eonsumption
of Ontario -grown fruit to 'vault- its
full development. Thts ts the conten-
tion of C. E. Broughton, Ontario Mar-
keting Board.
'The anxiety of thesie growers to
tie the first on the market with their
Atiuducts.- isaJd. Mr._.14.9u41/1181,. 71.14.1-42,
doubt, prompted by a tieeire to obtain I
top prie. It should be remembered, $
ties 1111VP long regarded barley as a
Inc cash crop and It is hoped that this
Announcement will give them new eon-
fidetwe and will stimulate productioa.
"A priCe bf 55 cents basis, track
Montreal. eould mesa f.o.b. prices ap-
proximately as fellows: Maio line
Chatham and surrounding points, 40
eents ; off linea or side lines or radial
lines in same territory, 37 'Nuts •Ceu-
teal Ontario rpoints, isay from London
to the Lake Stmcoe district, 42 cents;
east of that and on to Montresit, 46
cents. These would represent the ap-
proximate f.o.b. prime paid to shippers,
and In the ease of barley the farmer
wuuld. la mane case*, be the shipper.
Theee prices would apply only to car -
lot shipments. This offer is consid-
erably better than present-day, prices
on the Montreal market "
-HAW* A GOOD COMPLEXION -
3. Prepare the seedbed as well as
poosible so that it will lw in exeellent
itioa for rapid grow Ile and sow
fine*
mlnate quickly.
4. Sow just as late as ls safe in the grower is (-resting dissatisfied
your dietriet without running the risk customers, mitt theuw customers will
of having too short a growth to W1M bevom, prejudiced against homeler .sately. Late -
"l'el.tigeoni.trothlmarket.
Iniportaiit of alt e 010.1 strleted -
grown produeto. thus causing. re•
t
uree, butit the wheat is sown too • • •
late winter may do more damage thaw ' To bedirmio -
the fly. Experience In ea(l" locality
is the best guide as to how late sow•
ing or wheat can be delayed. The bet-
ter the ground is prepared and the
Iwtter the seed maniple. the more rap•
id the growth, and the later the
erop can be sovrn with safety.
twat results everybody tit the neigh-
borhood should co-operate in the a
control measures so far as poesible.
Safe dates for 'towing eould probably
he about September &lees's! of Guelph.
• nd about September Nth" to 25th 10
Enitex and Kent, sod shout half way
between thew two dates should be
suitable for the intrriening districts,
bin. as Mated. 55011 tinny -liner
the date for himself.
The reason for these late gegdMgm
is that the flies have about completed
their fall egg {eying in the dlEertiOt equally. Any boar that is ....lire*
distriete before tbe dates seentimeed from this advanced regleter of 40W4
and thus the wheat Inreely caravels in- will be looked over by judges at the
age of six months'. and if showing the
right conformation win earn for let
--- MUMS TORPICNICS owner the amount of $15 from the
Government..
this year's Olympic Games; Judging
Cornpetiticsas, Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Swine Pooltrr,Flower Shoes; Interns,.
tionalbr and at Shows; Trotting and
Pacing aces and 16,000 Futurities.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Davison of
Brussels celebrated the twentieth •n-
iiiversiary of their wedding on August
let and were pleasantly surprised
when relatives and friends, to the num-
ber of over forty, meet/Ailed sit their
. Reduced fame ea Dm Linea, Railroads home and presented them witIli_g:beau-
-. A pretty wedding toot' place Oa
2,000 -Voice Chorus Concerts or Grand-
• reservatime now tor Exhibiticia--fwedmilday. Ammo 3m, at tbe home
_
stand Pageant "The Treiiipb". of Mrs. Susie limit, lien/tall, her young-
" eel dattehter...reelkixt. te.f.2g- nailed la
marriage to Edward Van 1)e Keefe.
son of Mr. anti Mrs. „Tuft,. Van De
Keere of Guelph. Rev. A. Sinclair of-
ficiated. Afterwards the happy couple
left by motor for their new hotne at
Guelph.
The tuners.' of Andrew Lammie,
who died at Detroit Tuesday of last
week, was hekl on Thursday from the
hoc of his sister. Mrs. George (`ase,
Hall, the Interment being tai Exe-
ter cemetery. i)eceased. who'lial In
THE LEADING his seventy-sixth year. wax a. former
FUNERAL DIIRECTORS resident of Hensall. He carried on
AND EMBALMF.RS a truccessful drug businees 4. Detroit
Ambulance denims at all bowie ("r filanY yearL
The death of Maritime E. Munro,
day or Wild
wife of limes oceurred in
PHONES: Store 120 Rew Howlek townxhip July 26th. De-
• ceased. who was In her sixty-fourth
year. --wea-a-nallve of Howlek and
stwnt all her life in nett townehlp
with the exception of a few years to
Manitoba. She la irravrived by her
husband, one daughter. Annie, of the
Gerrie public gehool /doff, and one
eon. Clarksenof iloroutp,
The dealt) necurredltunday night in
l'eborne township of 111AM Caste, In
his steventy-thint year. He wen a life-
long resident of the diatriet. He is
.otrvived by tWo sone and two dough-
! ters: Benjamin C. Case. of Exeter;
Peter, of Toronto; Mrs. Elgin Rout-
cliffe and Mr.. Chas. Prone both of
the London road. Mr. Case . was a
warttew nt Triritt Mh'lltortirl-TIntrelt
Exeter.
The death of Peter McDonald, it
well-known resident of lirteetels. oe.
(lured August 1s1 In Ids seventy-sec-
ond yeer. lee -eased was born in Mor-
ris townshiplearned the tinsmithing
trade iuu itriumseloand worked at
WInghatn. Woodatoek, Kitchener and
rittPr -Parell.--1118-1/46E0I14To Rrn
',le about nine yearn ago and had
livid with hist brother Dugnid there.
llis wife predereneed him am' he
learesi one datiehter. Mrs. Milton
Shaver of iiiiverton,
The marriage was noletunized In the
(-buret]. MoI.-sworth irn Satur-
dey afternoon ot Veronica Mara Vo-
ices'. only daughter of David Vogan,
Wroxeter. te Dr Robert Smith Fer
miaow eldeet son of lir. soul %Ire.
John Ferguson. London. The eere-
ninny was performed Ivy . Rev. Mr.
Turner, minor of the church. Dr. mod
Mrs. Fergie,on left by motor for Mon
treat. whenve they left on a trip by
steamer to New York. UM their re-
tritn they will reside at I Ion.
Wholesale Tlwift of Fggis
811MP 01114. ,hiring Tuesday night of
hest Week .rnitherss broke into tier
United Farmers' Co-operative plant
in WInghem, loaded ninety three motes'
of eggs on a truck, and made their
get away. The trnek backed np to a
. 4 window On ltd north ahle of the blind-
ing In full view of the ortlisq It Is
estinetted it would take at least three.
quarters of an hour re lead the pews
The robbery nee en$-,01"e2Teirre8/4
ie14-ietwesTaght 1ft the
aad Stetunishipe. Consult lotal &mats. -tlftil Trench china teaseL -
'WILLIAM -INGLIS,
President.
H. W. WATERS,
General Manager.
Brophey Bros.
J. R5-- Wheeler.,_
Fne1111* Director owl
Riebolaver
All calls promptly attended to
day or night
AMBULANCE SERVICE
PHONES
Stets 335 Residence 11115w
Hamilton Street, Goderieh
'Them in no aurer teat of thc poetise
Pion of divine powet than self-control*
--Coffin.
Monumental Works
GODER1CH, ONTARIO
Beat Materials
Latest Designs
Expert Workmanship
All Work Guaranteed
Ressonable'Priees
R. A. SPOTTON
P. 0. Iles 161 Goderkla, Ont.
West Street -
ELECTRIC SHOP
WE CARRY A COMPLETE
STOCK OF
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Eltchtic WiriA1 of en
- kind*
Istlesies *mew mikados
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FiAla PARTHUR
two. Cioitsrieb
Turner'e cemetery. It wax decided to
hold another gatberIng next year...at.
place to be decided upon.
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL •
,T7S,111M.
Hon. Thome. L. Kennedy. Mlelatet-
of Agriculturehas annonneed that
new regulations have been adopted toy
the l'rovinee and Dominion jointly to
Improve the standards of lineon pro -
lbw_ Ender these pray
Is known as an advaneed.reglster etc
sows te to lw extablighed. Ings from
a first litter will 'have to make 206
pounds of pork in 200 days, will be
slaughtered 41111 ttwir earessme• judged
by the Dominion graders NMI scored
for value so h., -.un. in the event that
they are seored as -extrm good bacon."
the rum will be plated 1111 the Iwo-
advanetel rtir,Lato-r
ear-narkltgnr taggitigand the fa rm-
. g her will lit tionneett to tbe
extent of $15. to which the l'rovinee
and the Dotuluitin will iontribute
Sir Virtu. Arbuthnot Lane, noted
wristlet in dietetics. Is authority for
tlw etatement that "(reeh fruit eaten
lially does more to beautify the e001.
[Sexton than any coemenc." It is In
this way that science explains the
attractiose-oi Canaelless ghee, who are
fresh cv )-41U113:1-s. ce%"rs. coullinetYea
iti
the world hoed it wider variety of
beelines fruits. and few people serve
fruit ruore liberally with their meals
than do Canadian-. • Pontliiim Fruit
It ra
PURE CRYSTAL
ICE
•
A plume call brines it
...7.41direvd dos:
Geo. Johnston
&Sons
PHONE 499w
Kiagatoa St. Gamic'
Remember -Although him wrItisiga
have gained wide acceptance, still it
la the chanteter of Robert Louie Ste
venison that most arrests attention
-
Coal and Wood
_
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Pea Coal
Coke
- • •
4.14beehontas (2.' by 4 egg)
At amatem- SW011 of one and a-hatt
111111.1 for bey, 81111 of oue mile for
girls for Canadian '•lisimplonships are
•arded on the Canadian National Ex-
bildtion aquatic progra m.
Entitles°.
GODERIOH TOWNSHIP
• Connell stet la Holamoville on Tues-
day, 'Aiignir
Power Commission wrote consenting
to an aseessment of $100 on the rural
gab -station near Goderlch. Thc. clerk.
was instrueted to enter this on the
collector', roll.
A letter from the Canadian Legion
of British Empire Service was read
and filed, on motion of Councillors
l'oweli and Jervis.
The., Municipal Telephone System
asked for a temporary loan of 1150,
which was grained at the prevailing
rate ot hsterent. 8 per eemL
The rates bylaw was then diseneeed.
The county rate 1,4 down six -tenths of
a mill from last year and is now 7 7-
10 mills; tlw townehip rate wail
sheared one mill. now 3 mills; the gen-
ere' school rate remains,' the 111118ft,
4 mills. Nearly all the schools were
lower. No. 6 not requiring any. The
penalty rate for - unpaid taxes after
Decetiiher 15 "Was rut to three per
cent. The bylaw wax then read a third
time and paseed.
The aerostats passeck fur payment
were.: Ralph Cantebni, sheep claim, I
$5: Alf Warner, sheep elaim, $23.50;
Ja11. JPWP14sheep claim, 12: Fred
Middleton. sheep claim, $5; Reg. Stur-
dy-, valuing allf`ep. $3.110: Wilmot
Haackereward for shooting sheep
(bag. $15: superintendent, pay voucher
No. it. $349.110. _
Council then adjourned to meet on
'Priestley. September IS at L30 p.m.
R. G. .THOMPSON, Clerk
j;;-• Tfre
liahy's ewaliowed a penny."
Scotch Ilusband--"Weell. let
line It -to -morrow's his birthday."
Ile was warning a little neighbor
about iwing enreful eroms:tig streets.
"1011, don't worry," the child aseurtel,
"I 'Incept wait for the empty space to
11111111. bc. "-Parente' klamositve -
HEADACHE AFTER
HEADACHE
By Dotty Barclay
Plra mean warteichea. te yea
wish to make a hit at a picnic serve
• mandwkilt that'sa litiretkit• inferyohe
le grateful to the Marl of lb/taws'. reports re-
SA11,411WArli,
who Invented this 1teligagy 'so mat be illsra"e"" rarra•
lippetsemsetsivriesimi-htp, mime of ceived showed itt a tiowsway-the
51*4
degie,• of efficiency whleh has heeu
earda. but one wislieF1 he bad invented
attnined Cu rry I lig out the prior+
more varieties sometime& Well. here's.
a suggesitiou for en wasps nut bread ' Pa"bieet 41111 1"1"frliSe "1 A""Cia-
tion in respell to community iseautifie
that 'mikes a ili•lhAttne sandwich
cation The rejort ef the ttiotrict
base, mpsead with mintialade. jelly or•
direetor. J. It. $p. -net -r. 14.8.k. Allows
a credit)( -Motor and nut mixture. Beet
Of all Ire neethat effective work has been done la
-.
Orange NutBrad this respect by the foHowing societies
g cute sifted flour, •
In the dietriet: Arnpritir. North ilow-
1, teapoons baking powder .'t Billings Brldwie Pendeoke. Gae-
s
1 teaspoon •-
anuque. Kars. Almonte.
• % cup sugar
4
Etter's', township, Speneerville and
Huntley township.
• 1-6 Cup shortening
% eup finely hooped nut• The work arcomplislitel by thew. so -
1 Peg eletiee emptiest:tea in a line way the
Orange juice
value lof Individual units 'giving effect-
- 1 tahlespoon otAnge marmalade Ire support to the More Beautiful Can.
Sift ctry ingredienie together. Cut ad* camPldrn orPonlIon'd by thC (i**-
In shortening. Allil nuts. Beat egg; Julian Ilerticultural Connell: . -
pour- in measturinit Mr; add enough • • •
on-ihge julee to MariiiKt-ellp. 4'oItf Lamb's Die Needlessly • I
-Mato- yontig lambs; die needlesot
&elem. Dr. Lionel Merriman;
Provincial zoologist. In , an appeal to
tee .te sinqr-the tree& loam- olote
many Iambs before they are ton days
dd. In a little booklet loaned -by the
Provincial !Ave Stock Branch. he
state, three main (unsex of death:
Joint III of lambs. white lemur of Iambi.
and necrohacelosis of Iambi. Dr. *Wev.
enema outlines the 4.111110. tiw symptoms
and the • proper treatment of these
three digestives. itt conektelon he de-
clares: "It pays to tnaintaiti a high,
derre of sanitation, when the hoe of
OUP laints-repromasta..m.itstat...ot Boman.
equal to the additional labor required
to nialtitmln hvglenie comvidtions.
• • •
Vntwommity liteautlikattans
At A nerent meetists of societies of
diottrict No. 2 of the Ontario Hortieni.
tura' A...K.1010n lit the central Ex-
Now She's Free From Them
A woman : "1 would like
everyone who suffers from headaches
to try Krnechen Malts. Before taking
Krnsehen 1 WAft MIMI,* ever free from
a beatinche. ttmt since I have been
takingcn regularly I beets hardly had
11 heselachefin iyhich I rut very
thankful, for headaches 1'511 make une
feel quite 111. 1 have hewn taking that
smell 11.1.1`. of Kruschen every morning
In ft tease of earn) water before my
breakfnat. and I feel so well."- •(Mrs.)
11(4111114.11141 Can generally be trneed
to a disordered stontach and 01 the
unsuspected retention in the systt•m of
xtatrantIng waste meterial which mia-
ow, the blood. 10.11101"1. I1111141. 11111111311IN
prevent them forming !Rein end
von'll *over have to worry any mote.
And the la Just how Krimehen Salts
111111. with dry Ingredienta and add.
mermalade. KgeeLe,:jew seconds OM
slightly floured l,olrt. Let stand Io
refrigerator or emir place half an bee:
Bake in loaf pan In moderate oven
(350° 1.1 until (1... ---about 46 Sable
lite.. A nttle more orange juke will
he needeti with omic dour to Make the
dough soft.
, • • •
A picnic Is reall% scarcely a picnic
'tutees it includes 4 frozen desewrt
treat, such as MI, dentition and econ-
olnleal
Orange Sherbet
*2 mine ringer
PA, i'ptt water
1 pint coffee etennt (Or evapotated
lambs have no Keep them alive
milk)
1 ke cops orange Juice
6 tahlespoons lemon juice
2 tea gi.,1•41 orange rind
Cook sugar and eater 5 minutee.
Pool. Add ,'.n, -i ng ingredients.
that they may grow to money. I lean
tfahly."
• • •
()Marto Potato Outlook
While the peaeon 1331 -1032 0*
TPa0. mislos
amounts of ingrislie,ti to make I gal- litsch early and late potatoes, the fut-
2
itre present.* quite a different aspect,
aceorttIng to J. T. Cassin. 'Menlo Mee-
keting Board.
Federal lievernment eetimates indi.
rate that potato aet!ease itt contaiTo
this OPIII1M Will 11110W e 114•11111141•11 01
approximately *even pee cent. tiver
tbet of the 1931 twason, TI1PAP 1!fttl-
matem met the 1931 arrester 01 thitirio
at 1410.10S4 as against A prolnible nett.
age of 136.0110 this year. rIgures for
the 1/n12811,10n of (*sande show a Ilke
deckease of .7 per teat:. •living 6tm.fratl
sierra In ..omperetriaIth 543.
700 acres for I0112.
Mresoodli t)tat. se„,ni
Ins hi his • nIctilationa, the amt of ,
A picnie Without good coffee to
drink 15 no Mettle ta brag about. For
Some reason. mare, is partienisrly re-
freshing in the ow. alr. Hut It must
be good eoffee. ne, 1 weak •nd tepid
mixture that is ii• 11,0' hot nor keel.
• Iced coffee e:111 I prepared the 'lay
before very simpi.. Itrew it ex usual.
but use allehtly 111.0 1. than the revise
lnr heaping tattles.' eon of coffee to the
cup ef water. Aii-zonti aft the hrew.
Ing Is eompieted It In an sleight
entifftitter In the ire tem to emit, Neer
day It ean he polost With the Inneb
And mi,111'11 AA fro. -1, and flagrant 111
fi•rtills.er noel In the pesinct
when It eame from the stove, with no
ii -e dilute It. mentors this yes,- will amount 1.. •edy ,
Hot toffee prepared fp --gilespee 111111 of thot used lest %.•af
"While we have hitsl very favorable
ohotrid nIso he mil In the tbernme Jar
tIi
fig soon as It lo brewed, mo that It will ""1111""• 4" 1141"* ....""""41
crop mole.* sI slil• time 'bee not pre
can supply your wants in
any of the above fuel. Prompt
eervice and reasonable prices
L. FLICK
Telephone 178j Goderich
WILKIE GLOVE-PHIT
Arch -Corrective SHOES
--FOR 441Eff-ANIY1POMEN;
IDE II WIDTHS AMA* E
- SOLD AT -
W . HERIVS SHOE STORE
rooTwtart, TOOT APPLIANCIMI AND
•••••••.
THE DEPRESSION IS OVER AND
MASSEY- HARRIS
have moved to the old stand
King Edward Hotel Block, Kingston Street
A line .4 stock will be en rri•s I Pri)111Irt •ert ice gintrtinteed
- --11kpahrbee mod tng up your old marldnery a apeelalty
Repoirs will he sold nt classiest pekes preuvible for cites'
WE A1.80 CAltItY A F1'Ll. LINE in: •
BUNSEN OIL BURNERS
Installed In your prtewnt %tore., tuatter how old. Thoy will
heat 'out lime, Pate your biscuits, or no aide. At 20% to 301/4 lees-
ftel cowt. liequid with or without eleetrie starter. Lowest
primes en tbe markt.,
• A CALL -WILL ME APPRECIATED
H. CLEMENTS & SON
Phis* 140LE. AtiENTil
mime' 1 'V
tholericit
Now is the time to Build
•
" •WINIMMI
• Anyone who contemplates any build-
ing operations should take advantage of the
low costs now prevailing. Perhaps never
again in a lifetime will prices of all building
supplies, and building costs generally, be so
low as they are at the present time.
We shall be glad to furnish Ann end
estimates.
Goderich Planing Mill
Cambria Hoed and Neleon Street. Phone 388
Geo. Westbrook, Manager. F. C. Kalbfleiscb, Prop.
Ione none of its qiiditles In the 11 Ir
The cream soul ..,..r.ir ean ter. mired sent the same promise ..1 yb.1,1 1' did
with it at home. it von prefer Ex- thin of the some period 10 14811 . '
7;:in‘1"171"::r:.7:74:.1i.4.:ePlienthct"'ien:d'irls i"tnn1;111';" 14'411:
*1 ltd pieiegrn:d•hy hov*1;a:l
rolling method tint remember 11132 ur'll In" in 16"* "4 prnnnnt 'es'
toned t
In ww,, pi,nt, 01 .,,041,.., am, 40 not bon .1 lallrteinizinigt ,a:fre.ert:14;111:e:lanronthati,tir.iviti:rtgoong40, .
It ionsufrIrt It trtretre few nonfat.* I
himatteshest 14 .-WP oalie era -Ws. he op r-ipiii•p;p. • 11111"111147. litlettt;111411:- 1.4 to, . .
wriricaiertteye
JasitiniwbstlieLe
men arrired at the plant to commenee titre to cleanse yonr bode enospletely
nd all cloning waste meter. 1111-1 Ilimpt- -"Welter. twn order% of erne
work ter the day
lans be Itse Drava
,'A Wtereter eorrempondent tells thla
feel Ome day reeently two little
show the Inc% itable reenit of sue sole,
twice."
on "the little daily dome' of Kneels/1 memo." • • •
tomorrow, Then yon will very tette Walter ---Very porry, eft that. the New AMelset for Illeirley
I hare done with headachesproprietor, elr " To Instarlio farmer* Men Thomism I.
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A DOLLAR'S WORTH
Clip ilk eollpeo soul mail it with ll (nt. 1•b• week,' trial lobteriprion
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
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