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The Signal, 1934-4-24, Page 7•••..rxas ...Anse . . RI.. •r, THE SIGNAL MATURITY -MATERNITY MIDDLE AGE At rheas three critical periods a woman Deeds • medicine she can depend oo. That's whyso many take Lydia E. ptham's Vegetable Com- pound. 9$ out of 100 say. "It helps me!" Let it help you, too. LYDIA E. PINKNAM'S vEGETABLE COMPOUND 1 Brophey Bros. THE LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTORS' D EMBALMERSANEMBALMERSm turbulence service at all boors, day or night. PHONES: Sire lie Res. 217 GODERICH II County and District\\ Dr. J. A. Munro, • former Wroxeter boy, le beginning medical practice at Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chuter, of of Varna, announce the engagement their daughter, Lola Margaret, to Wal- ter W. McBride, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBride, Stanley township, the sae.trtage to take piece eerie in.;M . Percy Johnston, of Stanley township near Varna, recently lost his barn by fire. The neighbors went to his help, but as there was a strong wind the the geed raOWti.•--14.41oesteeitrt as a uuwber of cows, calves and horses were destroyed in the blase. Mrs. Richard Blake, an old resident of Mullett township, passed away os May 11th at Detroit,, ird h] Blake. She e was visiting her son, Her was seventy-eight years of age. maiden name was Catherine Phelan. Her husband died In 1918 and eight sons and two daughters survive. The death occurred at her home In Fgmondville on Thuradal night of Lorena A. Wllllama._--w4f*_Of W. J. ' at lbs age of sixty-seven years. IR. Wheeler Funeral Director and Irobahner All calks promptly attended to day or night. _-AMBULANCE SERVICE- PHONB8 Store 335 Residence 355w Bernthal Street. Goderieh Walter -Dalton VNDERTASER __ Hares Old X07. dfa3oate 006eritiS Collegiate Institute 13510 West Warren Ave., DETROIT, MICH. Tel. Oregon 8658 "Ninety-five per cent of our energy Is doing us no good." -Stuart IF ITS Plumbing, Heating 4,It Eavestroughing 1VI II AVE IT Repairs for all makes of stoves or furnaces Prompt ser We and reason- able prices. John Pinde Plume 127 Bitten by Dog Margaret, three-year-old daughter ut Mr. and Mre. Arthur Rundle, of the Thames read, t;eborne, was severely bitten In the face while playing with a pet dog one mornlug last week. Mar- garet was eatiag a biscuit at the time and it is supposed the dog made a grale_.fueAt. .711aa dogs teeth entered both the upper and lower lige, inlntet- ing nasty wound* thut required ten stitches to close. Sudden Death at Exeter -am: T. ei sselesNR' wli sot t4B ager of the Bank 6f Moutreal at Exe- ter, died suddenly on Thursday last, apparently from a heart attack. She was found In the basement of the building which houses the bank and the manager's home, and had apparent- ly been going down the basement stairway when she fell, Her husband was In Goderich at the time. De- ceased was in her fifty-ninth year. Besides her husband, two daughters survive: Marion Woods, I1.A., of Exe- ter, and Katherine Woods, of London. ..a GODERICH, ONT. It is part of the historic Arcadia Cartier skirted Its coasts in l564. Its first settlers were French, and these were followed by successive waves of immigrants from the Old Land, lneluding la 1$K)3 the famous Selkirk Settlement. The population is some 8s,000, and as tar as the Bible So- ciety la concerned. perhaps the Prince Edward Island Auxiliary is the most geuerous per capita 1n any part of the world.when the Island A visit to oamnsa. *lauds dress* 1• living green, made enure riot by the red null, is one lud*Sd to be remembered. Com- ing from the intense heat of Ontario . oft Falls at Barn Raising a few days stricken with paralysis 1 Alfred_llolizmana, u1-aisingQL rind •row days before - er--dene --She y- i a narrow escape from death op Mon - monde a by her husband, one son, Ray. I day of last week when he fell from Mon - monde t home and one daughter. Mrs. j 1 raising on the farm � �teerefreshment to the body, and brought the kindly webOme of the inhabitants and their deep in'se't in the work of the Society indeed "restored the soul." _ Tbeetstand iso ta1Y..ir.. fortunate In its honorary o Meta s. Its president, the Rev. has been a tower t }stmth to and helawork for a number his efforts by one ably seconded n all and competent of of the most petal treasurers, Det 11L -D. Johnson,.to-say. nothing of the honorary secretary, Mr. J. 1'. Gordon, whose father, an hon- ored leader of the Baptist communion, was also a lifelong friend of the So- ciety. The Board Is representative of every part of the Island. The district secretary, the Rev. J. AL Yurchl 4 wboee territory includes �. -„gym Thursday, May 94th, 1204-T News of the Farm Notes and Comments on Agricultural Topica Fares Plant Draw a plan of the farm, marking ou each field the kind of crop grown this year, the variety, rate of seeding, application of manure and fertilizer, and any other information that may be of use. If e record of this kind is made each year It will be found of great s this ply, in to res ng to get l enhero - returned home. are at least $200 per head high- I Mr. J. H. R'allace, who spent the statan,-they were a year ago, andahe i �d mouths with Mr. and Mrs. Wei- se tor, two-year-old atatiluns,`De tai' 1t111er, Tett last Tuesday for a se they do not' coat' just as much 1 lilatt w ilh friend* at Arts. the more matured loess, is ire- I Mr. and Mrs. John Swan were at ndotu. ST. HELENS AFTER ACCIDENT SHE St. Helens, May 21. -It was with deep regret that we learned of the death of Rev. Sylvester it. Moyer, B.A.. D.D., at the manse, Springville, Ont., ou Wedneeday. May 1615. R Mr. Moyer was a torture pastor St. Helens; it was his first cbarg Rev. Aubrey Oldham, of Sarnia, address the young people's class In Helens United church ou Sun morning at 11 o'clock. Mr. Jas. Durnin is able to be atter his recent Illness. Mr. and Mrs. John Joynt and ev. at e. will A woman sends the following se- 8t. o- St. count of the consequeneea of au auto day .evident lu whish abe was involved: "A year ago I had a very bad as - out tomoblle accident, which left aid more or leas a cripple. having b and be{ unable to Mrs. Ile a: hies. were callers in the village last move, 1 began to put on flesh. a What ng 5111, • • • week. 'Weil f"Ieliii- ears Weaned trrf letrx-ab+e-aauscalk-i.l4.t.4. Pereherons n Demand greet Mr. Joynt on his first visit to found I was 144 ibs., and lief ales of L'ercheron pure-bred stock St' Helens after his iliness. under 5 feet you mal [Wena how I spring have been very heavy. The 1St. Ed. McRoberts of Ng/Ingham was was placed. So 1 thought I would a caller in the village recently. try Kruschen Salta and I must W IIt 1* on er AIP Bare s_np�-- artarunleg..of $_u Lt _was have done me a tot of good V , and it la only tiers who are will 1 • visitor with his parities, r. i' -�r,n t pin g to pay good prices that are able Mra. Jas. Pardon. weight down. In three months I lost buy at all eedero are reaping a I Miss Freda Rlutoul, who spent the 0 Ibe. Then I left off taking the Ily gaud harvest from tilos' who I wiuter In Toronto with her sister, has Kruschen, and I 'soon went up to 142 ns these de s. > lbs. again. So at once 1 got more Krutchen, and am again steadily re- dwing. My weight last month was 134 Ibs."-(Mra.) W. H. M. Kruschen combats the cam* of ice. by assisting the Internal organs M Fred perform their functions properly -Ida throw off each day those waste pro- ducts' and poisons which, if allowed 1 sus- to .'cumulate, will be converted br the body's chemistry into fatty tissue. PUT ON WEIGHT Kruschen Took It Off Again! wa Prices de eau as (me IOdbok Encouraging for Poultry 1 Farmers According to reports received at the of the Islanders his great grandfather Farm. there has been considerable n• I , Stratford with their uncle, Mr. Solomon, who Is i11. - "They that know -'no evil ell '-Ben Johnson eo pert none. NewBrunswick as w',1T, iu anialendee I Potiltry Division, Central Experimental mon a a Kinder ata neem ra s having gree■ Keith Webster of McKillop• 1 of •W. •R, •Elliott of Centralia. Mr. ships that brought floe Selkirk Settler' sulfa than were ordinarily obtained In After a long 11100*+. William G111, � Iloltzmann was standing on one of the from the Old Land. His gifts In sac- previous years. These comparatively el, p•saed away klal SLU IP his' girders and wee in the act et pllttl_ng riot snag as well as n speech have en- l small hatches will undoubtedly heave Ve r. llecea+ced spentin a pin when a chain attached to • drorect him to the tfilniliitainte:--- r- their Impression on the supply of pike pole broke and the pole struck Durfug the eek t ieslt meet dressed poultry and eggs available In Mr. Iiollzmann, knocking him off. He lags were held Canada this coming autumn. With fell eighteen feet head-IIret to the floor gay Forluuc alld serrtces these results In mind it should be safe below, striking a board which broke on the Snnda7 1Bedeq+r� Nape Tt -for'es't that fanners throughout the tali. and landed between some verse and Summ std The annual Canada should receive comparatively 1 jolste. Ile was rendered unconscious' meeting -aa L lsla� impQil prices for poultry produce In the I fora time. Dr. l[ 'meso *---was y'fi ld A coming fait and winter. • • • Liming Materials Ground` limestone, slaked lime. and marl are employed as -oil dressings i to correct acidity and furnish lime for plant grew th. Of these' sources of iUne grouhal.limestone. its composition and flnenees. rimiest bre consldered ; a good grade material will contain .t hen pasturestu of farm o Dashwood broke out seen his on the 18th cone's- solemnly proposed fn lr`,f). idast eighty per vent. of curlsewate of 'tun of Hay townmhip one day lest , Among the erents of thi week was he Baptist association of 'lime auty per f cent. or a lshb 11 pees rompt nutts ee the soil In command of one of the dication of much poorer hatching re- arty-.- - - - - entire lite lu tae township of -Grey, and for the last fifteen years was the owner of the Royal hotel at Faller lie be survived by his wife and one mon, Edward; also by his mother and a brother and sister. Dredging Needed at Kiorardlne Nisbeardine it asking the Federal Department of Public Works to-- do some dredging at the harbor there. Conditions are so bad, it isbreeportged, that should the fishing tugs t out in the lake clueing a storm they would not 1* able to enter the harbor, but would have to run for Southamp- ton or Goderlcb: Ward -h A quiet wedding took place on Saturday,tthe Hay, F.IimvIlle parsonage 12th. when Florence Antoinette, young- est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brock, became the bride of Edward Re'uold Want. sou of Mr. and 31rs. yoseptt Ward; South Yarmouth.. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. It. Peters. The young couple will reside at t'nion. w o nay v - at Alberto'', Glenwood. Dundee and at er e• event o • i of Crediton, held at Valle e . , was called and had the injured oars business meeting n the morning was Temored to his home. Fortunately no isueeerde•d by Iwo pubiteiite,'tinswookei- bones were broken and Mr. Holtzmann 1 noon end evening. The meeting. ware is expected to recover. Mr. Elliott ' well attended, and the hoepltal{ty of 1s rebuilding his large barn which was I, lite people around was indeed aurprie= destroyed in the windstorm last June.'ng: in fact Pante Edward Leland Cattle Dive lab Woe Huron I runs the Emerald Isle hard n this re- A number of cattle belonging to Ren- I spect. It might well therefore have from1 named "New Ireland," as was New Organ Dedicated A fine new pipe organ which was recently installed In 8t. Peter's Lath - dedicated at eran church. Zurteh. was a special service on Sunday, May 13th.1 The sermons of the day were delivered by Rev. C. 0. J. Maass of Detroit, a former pertor of the church, and the organist for the day was Dennis Pow- ell of Toronto, who gave a recital after the evening service. Mrs. IL lawmen Club President Mrs. 11. Lawson has been elected president of the Clinton Home and School CIA). Other officers are: Hon - week and wandered toward the lake , a then in ee�: ou. A very near Grand Bend. In the attempt to 1 the Island. get -them hack they bet-eme frightened' cordial welcome was lv,t•u tome, and and ran over a 25 -foot embankment ! I had tote. opporto ialtyty oof The making on and nto lake Huron.' Samuel Hen- behalf of the drlck and Garnet Patterson, neighbors, i Memorial church waste -el ieltede trmom� deed ratd4 of an orchard the owner of ` who were t.eslsting Mr. Goetz, drode in- I which John Griddle, that Ditineeent toecelt- I which rd% applied aur cer owner 1 to the lake with a horse and buggy. sionary *fid translator, The harness broke and Mr. Hendrick 1 yum in the South Sea Islands In 1846.1 must be thoroughly sprayed for apple suceeeded in reaching shore on horse- 1 When leaving his mission he could j maggot or cut down prior to July 1. back, leaving Garnet Patterson mar- I, write: -When IChri•alanded uiannandebefoe aAll nt* withgthemust reeommendation ord- • set eighty meshes to •the• linear mesh sieve. ` Monet Sural Hawthorn Hage Your Commercial Prlating Done at The Signal Office It i" mew compulsory that all apple and hawthorn trees within three hun- 1 r REAL BARGAINS lommior 1 New Gilson Snowbird Refrigerator (large sire.) . tReCtlfar or $190 prise 2'-18.00 - price 1 New Wises Snowbird Electric Ironer... Regular fJrice 0.00 $115.00 forWashing Machine. Regular 1 New Gilson Electric Empress for g8:o•911 • + peke 2115.00 1 New Happy Thought Range with waterfront. :..tor 810.00 - .Use some seeend.hand Washing Machines and Sieves at Bargain Prices VE I. WILY .1 Ft Li, $7OCK OV ANTHRACITE, BiTuNnsl)t s. I',s'. ltl3NT.t�t 1'/)AL AND COKE AND HARDWARE. FOR PLl'MBiNG, HE\TING AND TINSMITHINti ;FRY CHAS•* C. LE Prenee� .xg; House 112 The Hardware Store at the Harbor coned 1n the buggy. He was later 1 there was no a p►cked up in a rowboat which was,I left there was not a heathen on the l used to round up the cattle, but not Island." Also a memorial at :Merton; audit before one animal had drowned. Mr. to the honored memory of Georg- e Hendrick with a team of horses and ' James Gordon, martyrs of Errogman- 1 a car removed the buggy from the lake.' ga, revealed something of the contribn- l Hon which Prince Edward Island has I made and still continued to make Sunday Afternoon , through 'he missionary societies of its various churches to the evrangelisatlon of the world.-(Frorallee Bible in The (Continued from page 2) I World). Island has sent out its quota of distill-.. _- gnisbM mea and women Into many "There is less ehcsnr octNirttwfttl lot the Middle Agee, a retain a pride la year consisted of hodfday- id f.- P. O. Bel Iii }ovary presidents. Mrs. J. C. Gardiner walks of life, and wherever their The Leading MEN'S STORE Everything Thaes_Ne Ilt-- In Mens -Wear Chas. Black East Street and &Mare Ooderieh --- - ilinflanc Geo. Jenkins; Vice-presidents.min .- oulic they the islnml anti a love (00.414* shores. sal*. -help 1 lior'as1 . Ii. McIntyre, Mrs. W. P. Fair; record- • - Mrs Cunningham. Mrs. W. Oakes, Mrs. 1 Ing secretary. !tire. Scott; corree ond- I 1 ling secretary. Mrs. A. Knight; tress -1 rarer, Mrs. C. H. Venter. Golden Wedding Celebrated lir. and Mrs. James Ross. of Brus- .els. on May '15th celebrated their fiftieth wedelns anniversary. Mr. ito-e has been a lifelong resident of i;rusw'ls veld Mre hoes wee efo formerly i lass Charity Frtetxbxhip of They have one daughter. Mrs. Harry Champion of itruseel' Mr. Ross has been in the grocery business in Brute seta for WOE, forty years. Hydro Store Electric Stove Quick - Clean - Economical aid cool to cook with ECZEM Gating andIrritations quidd, relieved D:4C1IASE'S COAL Anthracite Pocohontas and Coke We are expecting in the near future a car of Western Lump Coal: forth In the official spray calendar. This action is neoeesary to meet the • requirements of the itritish Govern- ment with regard to Canadian apples; exported to the t)hi d'ondtry market. • • • Egg (:rade R,wperrsibtlity In case of dispute about properly i marked cies of graded eggs. the ('ana- dlan egg regnlations are quite explicit. No case or eontalner of eggs Is con- sid'e'd to pre properly marked if, upon rumination rmination by an- ingpwctor. the (-nee , is found 10 contain more than an nr- ta. •'rage of Rii per cent. ielow grade, nt avert frobreakage. In transections:, _ between evhole'lers. or bctee'n wholesaler tenet ' W Mwtier, say plaints by the purchaser with respect to egg' below gradbe mu't • made to the seller -within thirty-six hours of the revile' of the' eggs. Thus. respon- sibility as to eggs below grade 1. upon the seller for the period of thirty -sic hours after delivery to the buyer. After the expiration of the thirty-six hours the responsibility as to eggs -he - low grade is upon the person In whose pass eeioo , ,-h eggs are found. the.. ars e � o.'y -Gord n,Lindsay ev Smith The mast economical way to get a .perennliT_Ts established is to plant the seed. Early June is the best timeof Weed Killer's There are now tnanj chemical weed the matter, which have killers nn t Roll Roofing Specia1- We have while it lasts a limited quantity of Roofing at these Special Prices CREWE proved very sttr'c'esafnl in wiping out Am .M ways and Wino.p>'r sun 'WIGWAM. 35 -LB. ROOFING. Regular $2.00, for WIGWAM war:- -WIGWLM $ 1 .50 45 -LB. ROOFING. Regular $2.50, for $1 .75 55 LB. ROOFING. Zsg'ular12.76, $2.25 1 3 x 5 B. C. SHINGLES f'RFiWE, May 22.-Mra.. Aubrey HiR- to get started. Most al these should ex sttrtpel a a 0411 t nursery bee, small plots 1 f For nIwu up �drive- ways rty. a holidaying at the ch home of Detroit, are Mrs. al op perhaps, such things rAOrient- John Menery. a' poppies', which are rather ditflcvlt I applicnttnn any time daring the grow- I to transplant and stimuli!be sown ling season Is effective. Other weeds 1 •1 tee in this way are nx-Pl'e "There le a herole-innoeenoe as well where wanted permanently. Secure seed from a reliable firm. With per- 'snnials more than other flowers seed lie Very Important, as there is liable to be a good deal of mixing and old seed with meat of the flowers t* al o- nod Prepare a fine bed some portion there IR good drainage 0101 preferably along somPlst these chemical manures a little shade in the middle of the day. are almost Indispensable. For t e arPrage garden. a good " or milted commercial fertiliser is' advised. Alt of these are s -O d with the in -ravage attaehed and floe should Inlet on at least four per cent. nitrogen. eight per cent. phosphorous. and from four to eight per cent. of potash. ' Techni- cally. this is known as a 4-8-4 to • 4- 8-5. The effect of nitrogen on the growth et a plant 1s more quickly mar){ed tan that of either of the other two meats. nitrogen hat it direct iufluPnM on the development- of lmt the flowering and climb ng vines, it growth and Imparts a deep green color - s. t 1 therefore, very come+ out with the leafy t of eggs - tis' riming, with wmiwtlmes * second valuable for -..Anse Tlxs ern flowers in beeom ntggtet. It la establiehectrxtre- i plantingnd ell 1egetables. nle In Wlth trans- later - 1 quires a deep root ted and le some- maturing sorts, ,och as tomatoes nisi what. tender. The fragrant bine-flaw-'corn. nitrogen .honld be Applied In erect wisteria la followed in floral dia- the early stege+ only. Phosphorous fer- play by climbing roeet growing over Miter. are usuall`v, found tol,cgetables nn prnJti- Iliset, arbors, or pergotes. Two able for growing elnm nn daisy, bindweed, Canada thistle, and ato s a heroic courage ." ---St- Forennd. most of those things like dandelions which make sin many F ns unsightly. •'Tlw world has never had so muter need of Intelle•hml and politlrol Ilfier- 1 Commercial fertilisers offer a good ty as today."--Guglielm0 Ferrero. Wattute for vwl1I rotted manure, anal( lately nog r of the garden where 1 to hasten many of the leafy vegetables The seed is sown here i' rowsWith all three or tour tnehee apa mea firm- ly but the larger seeds, eimply ground free ly Into the earth. Keep the of weeds, well cultivated, and until the seed germinates water with a fine spray every evening. Thin oat plant* and provide a light protection of leaves or straw the flog winter. t goat* et spring transplant to Is' teri. Permanent Climbers The wisteria is among the flrt of L. FLICK Weeks Street Phone 17$J daffodil's, e,rty In I to the Ic are I w, ttaa SEE DISPLAY OF STYLES AND MAKES AT THE HYDRO- STORE West Street ELECTRIC SHOP WK CARRY it (,;OJIPI.KTK STOCK OF Electrical Appliances, Fixtures, etc. Electric Wiring of all kinds Estimates gives ea ap headers FRANK MNARTUUR Teiepiaons as ,. t,, h err ven'ia'l of clematis' arerecommended, thnge the Jsckmantl, whleh purple bloom Mut little f oiage and with an- other should 1* planted other rine. and the Ranletllet•, fnrn- lehing a sheet of white eternize ft - 1 grant flowers for about two weeks. 1'Dm scarlet trumpet honeysuckle Is en - other etn plendld persnent vine. 1t* 1 foliage. a beep gr1en. eons"` early and le retained late, therefore milking 1t an ideal .rreen. It flower. freely and is very fragrant. The !elver lace vine blooms during late slimmer and U a rank' grower. There 1* nothing better for covering walls of in tbrick or Prone than the Boat trict* of Canada, and the opelet cling- ing type Virginia creeper In districts where the climate 1. more rtgnrons. 11 one wants a vigorous and rapid grower. when one's Pataf,llateed, 00 rw J*tcbman's pipe will fit In wa I dncing tine& Ist'illlti"I1r7<1 c 66 ALSO ON HAND PHONE 388 CAMBRIA ROAD Geo. Westbrook, Manager. F. C. Kalbfleisch, Prop. owl Tea" ...ming so good costs so little 1 THE CEYLON TEA BUREAU advertise . �e)pdy can afford good tea". We agree that there is nothing la good that costs so little'as-a cup of "good 'tea". The slogan "Good Tea" has been an integral part of our name for forty years -It-t uusands- f Canadian homes Red ROMTea.and "Good Tea" have come to mean the same thing. It is a repu- tation which we treasure. The price we have paid for this good reputation is entirdydue CO anuntiring vigilance in the main- tcnance of a superior quality that has won the good' op aloe telly' 1111 sills. This element hasrcns maturity, Increa.*5 root derelnp'ncnt end builds up resister** to disease. Potash. the third element In rommPr- ciaf fertilizer. is essential to starch formation. and green_ slant" and root crops particnhuric need it: But one must lr enrefnl In applying eommer- Mei Fertiliser. es 11 M liable to In- ssed 1 It t`OTha Ill jure foliage contagct nrle the *Mall gnretelt-theill- nee safest Alen is 10 ,ll.solve In water and simply sprinkle n1Mti the rows with a watering renin the came of potn- tn's*, tomatoes. corn. and elmIlar vege- tables, a went luln41W 1. dog In be. neath etch hill. 'ire being taken to see that the fertiliser does not come in direct eentact with titw seed. With beano, pease earrotn, itittnee end sneh thing*. the feeHlizee Is applied at the time of seeding as &fide. dreatIng at the rate or about a gall bandntt to 1SRUlt 1111esr .+*`. r:w of discerning Canadian women. NO ADVANCE IN PRICE Red Label 25C V2 lb. Orange Pao! 38C Vs lb. eirl Rose Tea "is good tea" RUA .•c ,..