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Miss Verna McLaughlin haa bee°
appointed to the position on the Whig -
ham public school staff made vacant
by the reglgnattou of Mte. M. Gibson.
.Miss Nixon, of Teterboro, has been
..4-----q111111pged by the Clinton ()unsettle In-
stitute board as classical teacher, fill -
Ing tbe vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of J. C. Cooper.
George E. Beavers, son of Mr. and
Mrs B. W. F. Beavers of Exeter, was
married ou June 2lnd, at Toronto, to
Mary Helen O'Connor, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Yrederkk A. O'Connor.
The young couple will reside in To-
ronto.
William J. Robinson, $rd contee-
Mon of Stephen township, died June
:rind lu his reventyaltth year. He
suffered a paralytic stroke a few days
previous. His wife predeceased him
and he le survived by two daughters
and two tons
Misr N. Davidson, after tour years
as principal of tbe Wruxeter contin-
uation school, ha• reslgued and Mr.
K°igbts who bas been un _the staff as
aseistanr, W W assume- the pmitwtpl-
shlp. Another teacher will be OP'
pointed to act as asrletant.
The marriage of Mise Jean Grant,
R.N., of Paisley, to Edward MtlJu111I°
et lmcknow was eulemnlsed by Rev.
1
We previous Saturday. Deceased was
the daughter of the Isle Mr. and Mrs.
Josiah Mutt end was born in Colborne
township April 28th, 1%0. Her hus-
band, Louts Smith, died in 1918. Two
sorts, William and 81dney, of Detroit,
nett -a - lsaghtoe, .Mea... lta1....i....SYAIz
Bron, of Hawthorne, California, sur-
vive.
BWereby-Heyweed
The wedding of Elate Labelle,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Heywood of Usborue, to Launcelot
Paul liaitteraby, sou of Mr. and Mrs.
N. Battersby of Bemoan, was solemn-
ized by Rev. A. Sinclair at Neural{
on Wednesday, June 28th. The y"oniug
Couple will make their home in Lien•
sail.
Dundas -Bolger
At St. John's Anglican church,
Brussels, ou Saturday, June 22nd,
Rev. J. Graham united In marriage
Olive k:., yuunge.t daughter of Mr. and
Mra. John Bolger, Walton, and Wil-
liam Torrance Dundee of Blyth,
youngest eon tit Mrs. "Nudes and the
late W. A: -Pandas of-8ete#be�••-+•The
youug couple will re,dde near itlytb.
limey-Bessoett
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. 11.
Itenuet1, Wingham, ou We4Iuesday
afternoon, June eith, their youugest
II'. the Ontario street daughter, Dura Estella, was united
1'slto d church parsonage, Clinton, on
'Saturday, June 22nd. The bride JeI in marriage to Percy W11tr_rd Gray of
Toronto. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. J. F. Anderson. Mrs.
Royal MacArthur, sister of .the bride,
played the wedding wart•h. Mr. and
Mrs. Gray will rerlde in Toronto.
Yrs. Farrlt{'e ionsiu. Mr. and Mrs.
Me(Juililawill reside on the groom's
farm near bucknow.
A veteran reboot teacher, MIs.
Margaret O'Neil, died un Thursday
last In the Cllntou hospital. Miss
O'Neil was engaged as teacher In the
Clinton puWlc eetrool at an early age
and was retained in that position un -
wee. .w,* tuated-same y
ago. She made her home with Miss
Margaret Bay. from whose residence
c tbe funeral took plat* to the Clinton
cemetery on Saturday.
The tuneral of Mrs. Margaret Smith
of Detroit, formerly of Clinton, was
held from Ontario street United
church, Clinton, on Monday. June
34th. The death occurred at Dettolt
QUIVERING -
NERVES
When roe are jest os edge • •
whoa you clam's stead tie diadem's
eche • • . whoa eva7thiag Toe do
is s berths ... whets pea are irri-
table and blue ... try Lydia L. ri k -
ham's Vegyembie Composed. PS ore
a( 100 worms report bene t.
It whd she you Met dm Mira 17 es -
r! sryou bred. Life will reset worth
j7I ll alpha.
Dost moire atsother deg widows
she hdp this mdiciss tea gists. Tim
a lain osier yam demise NOP --djatea. eoPalagu.
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VMMETABLE CONFIR MO
Men's Clothes
Come in and look over our
Spring and Summer Samples
They are superb.
Everything that's new 'in
)tea's Wear at this tins
of the season.
Chas. Black
Etat Street and Square
Delbridge-(teepee
Au event of interest took {Aare at
the home of Mr. ■nd Mrs Bruce Coop-
er. K3lmvtlle, is June 19th, when
elr eldert'diregire,e'"-finks Lamina,
was united in marriage to Horace
Andrew Delbridge, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Delbridge of Winchelsea.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. It. Peters. Mr. and Mrs. Delbridge
w all reside on the groom's farm at
Wirwbeise*.
A Visitor frees are Sly
The people of Hellish. where an
THE SIGNAL
WESTFIELD
WEWPF111,D, July 2. -Mie Beat-
rice Bradford of Goderieb spent a few
days with her cousin, Miss Minnie
Snell.
Mr. and Ura. Muriel Cook, Miss
Elsie Stonehouse and Mr. Charles
Stott spent the week -end with Strat-
ford and London friends.
lir. and Mrs. T. Kernick of Blyth
visited on Thursday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Campbell.
The tootball game wrack _was
played on Thursday Oral/Aar
Westtlold diamond between Morris and
Westfield resulted in a score of 1-0
in favor of Westfield.
Mrs. Albert Nethery and children,
of Hamilton, are visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Fred J. Cook, Mrs.
K. Nethery, Mrs. .1. McGill and other
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Kernick, Mrs A.
Carr and Mr. J. Dodds of Blyth were
Westfield visitors on Sunday.
Mrs. A. Walsh and Mr. Baume
Rents
Weigh were Rockwood visitors O° IRelief payments
Sunday• Outstanding amounts
Mrs. H. Brown of Burlington spent Kank balance yeti 1934 ••:•
old boys' reunion has been taking
plate this week, bad an additional
thrill whoa a man from Pennaylvanla-
arrived by airplane to visit his wife,
wbo was taken Ill while attending the
reunion. It was A. J. Hummel, of
Ml1lvUle, Pa , whose wife is a sister
of Mrs. Thomas Berry of Hensall. Mr.
Hummel arrived twoday morning,
spent a half-day with his wife, who
war somewhat Improved on his arriv-
al, and left on the return trip Sun-
day afternoon.
GODERICH, 014T.
Thursday, July 4th, 1980-T
Tax Rate for 1935
Fixed at 50 Mills
(Continued from page 3)
for public reboot a(tt•i"itters and 51!4
mills for separate sips,' supporters. One effect of the trade agreement
The estimates of rt..•ipt, and ex- between Canada and Germany Ws
peadituree for the torrent year are been the renewal of shipments of
as follows:
RlO�II'TS Oanadtan apples to the German mar-
reconeeted taint• ket during the pest two year*. Prior
Cemetery=r+•}Y� �0 �Il m`21811E'ow'ile- -the mean favorable.
?00 00
100 00
30000
3.558 00
News of the Farm
Nates sod Comments on
Agricultural Topics
i
Licensee
Fines
Dog taxes
Local Improvement taxes
Seise* re°tals .......... 500 00
Road o1l assessments ......».. 900 00
National 8hlpbuildtag (to. 1,200 00
Goderlch Mfg. Co... 2.006 06
Artcraft Furniture 09........, 500 00
Golericb Organ Os. ............8,000 00
Provincial railway tax .... 209 46
1,400 00
8,200 00
588 08
148 84
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Ellis. ,
Miss Marie Vincent of Clinton spent
Sunday under the parental roof.
STEATB AND SALIM
PLEASE THE MLLES
By Betty Barclay
Many women think of natt'rat pine
apple Jobe as a refreshing beverage,
or aumetbing with which delklous des-
serts may be made. However, the
juice of this luscious fruit 1s rapidly
gaining favor in meat and vegetable
cookery. Here is a recipe that will
make one of the most inexpensive cuts
of meat taste like a king's dish, and
another that will make a simple but
very tasty salad. In both cases be
sure to use the natural unsweetened
pineapple juke. which comes in tins
Or-AP►eral slam and ---not the sweet
syrup In which sliced pineapple is
packed.
Deviled Steak
(81x servings)
1 flanked steak
1 large onion
2 tablespoons batter
2 tablespoons flour
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon mixed dry
teaspoon pepper.
T18 tesrpoon paprika
1 teaspoon dry mustard
The marriage took place la tbe An-
glican church, Cooketowa, on 8atur-
day afternoon. of Mie Jean Arnold
out avoid M*Aards. . alstta we,
la ea the teaching staff in Toronto.
A. K. Cook, organist of the United
church. Blyth, played the wedding
music, while Mr. Sams of Toronto,
was the soloist. After a buffet
luacbson served on the lawn at the
beautiful home of the bride. Mr. and
Mrs. Richards left for Toronto. Those
attending the wedding from Blyth were
Mr. and Mrs. Richards their daugh-
ter, Hasel, and eon. Donald; A. E.
Cook, Mr. and Mra chat •Watson and
two daughters. of Mullett.
Hydro Store
BUY AN
Electric -Stove
Quick - Clean - Economical
and cool (0 cook with
DUNGANNON
herbs
11,4 tablespoons eider vinegar
2 cups pineapple juke
Melt butter in oven and brown the
sliced onion and powdered herb. Re-
move onion and brown the steak,
wbleh has been eat into pieces two by
three ineben and rolled in flour. Add
remaining flour• brown slightly, thea
seasonings and hot pineapple juice.
Cover closely and simmer for several
boars, or until steak is tender.
Taxes- ._,_
Collegia ta
axes-
Collegiate Ia.]MMte, fit
4% w.a•• 11,783 86
Public school, tis 8ts m21.791 98
Separate school, di 16 _111_ 1.281 23
General, (2 30%16 1!!l 7G'702 -"
eouatderably above early estimates,
due to favorable weather conditions
during the latter halt of the growing,
season.
Doubled [1p With
Rheumatism
ST. HELENS -
ST. HELENS, July 1. ---Vinton. CouK Net Wash WmseIf
over the week -end and IA,wtut,w Day HLs Hair
with Mrs. it. J. Woods were Mr. and
Mrs. Will Doherty and daughter Gleu, 8o bed was has rheumatism that his
of Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. 'noon, Of friends declared he would never wort
Black Hoek. and Bohhy Brooks, of iRalu.- Altbougb he is 70 years old,
Fergus. he provtd they aero wrong. head
Mr. uud lira. Dau ltatcllff, Mr. and whit he sayer -
Nor Brei
''-
rate of customs duty applicable to
Dskirta, visite., the Murray, Cameron Christmas 1 was eoatpietely doubled up
imports of United States apples, the and Stuart families They came by with rheumatism. I could not brush
export of Cltnadldu apples to Ger-motor. my hair nor wash myself. People was not au economical Dropo•With Mr. and lire. Robheou weeds "mid l should never work any more.
anion.
• • •
The sugar beet acreage contracted
in 1935 in south-western Ontario totals
approximately 36,000 acres. This 1s
several thousand acres above the 1934
(-ontrarted ■creage and about 10,000
acres above the harvested acreage of
1934. The scale of pries offered for
tweets Is the same as in 1934, with a
guaranteed minimum of 35.25 per ton
fur beets delivered at the taetorles,
and 75 cents per tou less for weigh -
station delivery.
• • •
lie p.Zuli to
Pullets -should be 0
11,2557 28 a range shelter or other building for
prutection frogs ,the weather from.ro;
EXP1)lm1D11'I'RE8 dents and to give shade during UUe
Sala ries
3 5,353 00 day.
Printing and advertient4 .... 900 00 It is advisable to remove the cock-
IAw colts 700 00 erels, as being stronger than the put -
Fire department .- 1,600 00 lets they hinder the proper develop -
Public works and rest) oil 9.000 00 went Of the pullets If there are too Idl
liluk 400 W wavy of them. The beat poultry tern ray.
y. s W. D.
Charity and relief and flay- wen separate the pullets and cock- With the Teaeherar--MSL
low patients 3,700 00 ere?. a. soon as they can and grow Rutherford is tearing for Toronto to
t'ublle library...�.».... --- 1,900 00 the pullets un a good mash, grain and take a teen weeks' course at the Col -
Grants and hpyplW I.....i clean ring... Poultry hygiene 1s ex- lege of Art : Miw+rst Zeldn'and Dorm*2800 00 cwrII I iwpurlant Authorities ad- Webster are atteotling Toronto Ent -
is their daughter, Mrs. Alex. Murdie
of Toronto, ou u two weeks visit.
Week -end guests with 31r. and Mrs.
John Webster were: Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. d. Smith and Miss %Aida, of Toronto, I many. 1 could not get in or out of
and Ih.rtlnv, of i quloi. Mrs. Ed.beod wyoeI1, nor sit up. ihit see me
Smith and children are remaining for
a couple of weeks
Guests with -Mr. and Mrs. E. Purvis
over the week -end were Mrs. lld'ar-
1 ntu working harder thou a young
man today. Thanks, ninny thanks, to
Kruschen Salts. I take thew in my
tta, and I have rtr..mmeudtd them to
work now-- 12 hours a day sOUICIIIREIL
Krust•hen Salt. have done A[." -G. 1.
Rheumatic t.wdltious are the re-
sult --of au escese-of uric -field- in the
thy and Mr. and Mrs. Heide tit Sarnia. itoly. Two of the Ingredients of
Mr. Harold Ilyde left on Saturday Krusrben salts have the power 81 dis-
solving Kincardine, where lie will be rue solving uric add Crystals; Other Iu -
gaged at MaIeoIn, s factory. I gredlenhl assist Nature to expel thee,
Mr. and lire- Eddie Miller •nd
41i6"")1•141 "1.4111 through the "tug'
al channel. In addition, there are
chidyeu. ei,�ly� tJAsitea recently
thein es dKes, • lteai<ik gotta and'
Wallets. Miller.
Mrs. Wit. c'ameron of Mltehell,lud
common of lletrori--
visitore with Mr. aid Mrs. John (.m•
eron.
Miss Anna Stuart of Toronto ens
home with her mother over the holi-
day. Mrs. Stuart 1s not Improtlng
-s4H4 etLw-nrkltso is Jerusalem whkb
pfrePttt forst fermentation in the ie- = •�
te'tlnes. and thereby cheek' the further
it not only of nide sick..
hitt of tither holy Is.lw.i+ which ea-
Ileriuine the health. -
tient*
(tank interest --ease-
Elections ...... » ....
Parts - ••ecce—•-
Park House - ......-
Cemetery -• -«-•
Public schools »...................•. 2t,500 00
Separate aehool ....-. 1,275 00
Collegiate Institute
Board of health .•.,...•
❑isuratxe ... ._...... _
Market «r...
Del 'ten ture account. le wa-
ter and light and e h .ol. 23.563 05
0. W. S. R. 7,500 00
County rates ».r.•«••«10,407 37
Street Ilghtlag ».--•«- 3,900 00
Town water .... « « -T3a00 -06
Discount on talent »--......-•»• 1.800 00
Bank• loans 57,000 00
Bank loan reserve. ....---. 5,000 00
Water, light and harbor 300 00
Salt Co. power — . 360 00
National plants ..»»•• • 700 00
Arteraft plant ....•- 500 00
Outstanding accounts ......» 6.709 87
Miscellaneous ...-i. .. »::.« 8,
3,400 00 vise that -feeding troughs and drluk- varsity; Miss ihu'Why Wehate. Is
250 00 log vessels be frequently dtsiufected. leaving for London, where she will
700 00 It la a good plan to have them on a teach In Byron Sanatorium during the
1,300 00 wire nre+h raised somewhat frust -thy vacation Mlse Imbed -filter and
1,000 00 ihsrr so that the litter cannot be three friend:& attended the Stratford
scratched Into theta Frequent cleat- Normal School picnic. head at (hvderich
Ing of the pen rind changing of the on Saturday Miss Beatrice MtQull-
litter Is also, advised, and by all means lin has been re-engage( as assistant
keep them well supplied with clean teacher in the St. Helens sclio i.....
water. Miss Vera Todd has resigned her
• • • !wheel at ltloomingda:e and is home.
Test Soils Before Liming Paying Farewell. -Pupils of St.
When the question of liming arises Helens school gathered on the grounds
the first step should be a soil acidity on Tuesday afternoon to do honor to
teed. An active-seldlty test together Mr. G. S. Mtlntyre. B.A.. who after fire
with a knowledge of trop require- Tears as principal has resigned to
meet,, as Td -nese ripe arts aridity will nem!' a position on the Lut•know Con -
determine to a large degree the suit- tiuuatlon School stall. at
ability of sopa for various crops. Thom rend an address and Etta Swan
Such a test will indicate quite defin- I on behalf of the pupils sod ex-pupils
ely whether lime 114 required. Where I and Mies MoQulllln presented him
Rely
Is needed, the quantity required with a signet ring. A pleasant hour
to reduce the acidity of a particular was spent in sports, and homemade
soil to a suitable point for a specific candy was served by the rider girls
On the same dleacher the lear and pu-
crop can he determined. This is one
728 41 of the services renrlrred bJ the Do- pile of the junior room presented
minion F.xperimcntal Statlo4, at IN.rla p ilii°sun with a sup and sau-
ij192.557 26 Harrow. upon request. car and Murray Wilkinson and Har -
Where field t not producing the old Woods with tie -clip sets. Doris
p(Iptl
•
10,033 76
250 00
1,000 00
25 00
Man 11111.1 have some fear., hopes, ani
rare., for the coqui iig morrow.-tletil-
ler. -
H. CLEMENTS
MASSEY-HARRIS SHOP
Lupton Street - Caloric'
Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
holmAmbulance service at all hoa
day or knight.
PHONES: Store 123 Res. 217
GODERICH
•
BIRTHDAY PICTURES
ere a r and Murray are leaving for their new
•
1
er is attending
crop it should, the acidity of the soft
Fordyce school.
/legal, while Harold, a form-
,,., be ■ limiting factor. In each I home at
a case R tertalely Ira advisable to
have the soil tested for Bildt—tr. -SQ` T• Metntyre *111 take a nalvsrsiti
wowlets .should be carefully takes
with a clean spade at representative
pliers ii the fletd. A sample front
a verr prt4iuetive area Is often help -
course In Toronto during the vacation.
For the third_ weds_ in succession_ the
dentist's etlrgery maid reported that
there was a men In the waiting r
AB for
eomcient n• One -hall pint of wMw dw11t►wl alt invitattmts to see the
Boll Is sufficient for such a test. but 1 *144'
dentist "1'erlutps Iles persons.- *aid
this should be token from n well mixed i fibs dentist "1'11 go and ear• him."
larger representative sample. A brief
history of the field should aceompany
emelt 0011 sample, which can either he
d-;drmp11e1 or brought to the-- above ed.-
; dress
ess for determination.
• • •
F rult ('rep Report
(Intended for last week)
DI'N(}ANN4", June 27. -Mr. and
Mrs. Heber Fady and family spent
Sunday with friends at Mlllbituk.
Mr. and Mrs 0. H. Popp and child-
ren, of 11etrolt. are visiting the lady's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mt Kenzie.
Mr. Glover of Toronto spent the
week -end at the parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Swan and Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Dennie spent Sun -
(lay with friends at Winghaut
Rev. J. L. Burgess of South Kin-
•byteeias...church-.,.last. Atterege_..afget-.
noon. The pastor, Rev. C. H. Mac -
Ronald. who has been III, 1s improv-
ing
Mra Fred Ross and Donald spent
the week -end with frlenda at Lochalsh.
The entrance examine tions com-
menced on Wednesday with Mr. Hill
of gkalerich presiding.__ Mr-- Gordon
KIM Is presiding nt 8t. Helens.
Anniversary services will be held In
the Presbyterian church on Sunday,
July 7th, at 3 n'tlo•k and 7.30. when
Rev. Dr. Kannlwln of Toronto, *sere•
tary of young people's work, will he
the speaker.
A hardball game wax played here
Tuesday evening between Blyth and
fhtngannon, resulting in a victory for
Rlyth.
A gang of inen are working on the
road between Dungannon and the
nfhcol with teams and scrapers. wid-
ening the road
Minx Dorothy Robb, Mr. Wm. Robb.
Mr. Geo. ilodge and Mra. i)ooald -roar
ler took pert In the bromic/tat over
the Wingham rndlo station leaf Sat-
urday Jim Million was the an•
mounter.
Mr. Gordon Kidd attended an exe-
cutive
xtcutive meeting of lite West. linron
Teachers' Aeee'Iation st (Joderlch taut
Saturday.
Mra. Stephen 4tothers Is having her
hone) stuccoed this week hy n flrm
from Allen Craig.
Wetaenhe Ilaltltute.-The Women'.
Institute held their meeting at the
home of Mrs. Bert itradford with a
good attendance. The president pre
aider, The roll call was answered by
„may, Ring or pay " Those In chnrge
of the program were Mra. Cecil Tre
leaven. Mrs Richardson and Mrs.
Irrank Innen. it was decided to ask
the hepertmeet for n Rummer "meek-
er. Mrs ,Richardson gave a reading
and Mrs Jones rondhetsd a rontast.
Mrs J. Ryan offered her home for the
next meeting The meeting eau•
clone) with he +ingtnr of the Nn
tlonsl Anthem, after which Itineh was
served hy their til ebirre Of rfw pro,
SEE DISPLAY OF STYLES
AND MAKES AT THE
HYDRO STORE
It's too early to start taking
pictures of the babies and In later
years they will prove to be one of
^.euessions,„,.,
rg�00 many patents look upon their
1 children's birthday anniversa-
ries only as a time to give them a
party or a present. No one will argue
against that angle of birthday cele-
brations. Birthday parties and gifts
were in vogue long before our time
on this earth and will trmttnne long
after our demise, but there can be
another feature of the celebration
from which both parents and chil-
dren w111 get !atm -time enjoyment,
to wit: the birthday snapshot.
Suppose you are to be parents
of one of the quarter of a million
babies to be born in Canada this
year. It won't be easy to remember
exactly how that baby looked ten
years from now, but a few snapshots
will keep the likeness for yon. True,
ff you are the father, you are lucky
In these prophylactic times, to be
permitted to see your newly -born
heir for several days after Sir Stork
has delivered his package, unless
through the heavy glass of a well
guarded window or door. But when
the nurses and doctors finally con-
cede that you are not a common car-
rier of encephalitis lethal -Oda or
what other germs you are supposed
to have, you should exercise your
authority. Tell them you are deter-
mined to shoot the baby, then lanais
lightly, and walk In with your cam-
eo.
Every month 1s aerially considered
a birthday in a baby's life until be
Is a year old. At least a picture a
month should be made of the new
boarder for the first year. Von will
be surprised and delighted in see-
ing the changes which the picture.
record. After that one of you should
nee that the camera is always loaded,
for you can never tell when ynt r
baby Is collie to take has firm ,xe-
nothing to the bohl just yeL The tiring *committee has arrived --sr a
baby Is quite matter-of-fact about priceper quart to he oddthis adventure, but you get all ex- grower for ta•rriesneed for jam mans -
cited, let out a couple of whoops. facture. British interests, after a.
gasp, laugh and probably scare the failure of the Brltisb crop, plrcbased
infant so thoroughly that he falls several hundred tons of British 'Co•
Tumble strawberries for professing. and
are now carrying on negotiations es -
weather--at,the
the itawrn retarded the development
of fruit crops. but recently conditions
hive been more satisfactory for
growth. Very favorable wcnther for
pollination prevailed during blossom
floe. -and moiahute supplies are suf-
ficient for some time following heavy
precipitation thrboghont the Province
during the past week.
The strawberry trop will he 100
per cent. larger then fast year lap
*owe of the producing districts,, and
for the I'rovinme as a whole an in-
crease of -Wit per west. is -turetast. The
i+f1f}ltfar
S. he eut••rel the walling room stud.
minket, If he 4-101141 1s• of tuiy-ervlte.
"No. thank you," replied the vial-
-Air blandty:- "1 jus -dren-nc lscaure.JXt
PPP. I'm rendlua a aerial In otic o' yotlr
pa pre."
J. IL Wheeler
Funeral Director and Embalmer
All calk,promptly attended be
day ornight
AMBULANCE SERVICE--
PHONES
Store 335 Rewewee thaw
ellamikess Oedosrlc►
Walter Dalton
('NDF:RTAIf; ER
Huron 01d Boy Gradual*
• Goderich Collegiate institute
13510 West Worrell Ave.,
1)ETIU)iT, Mi('H.
Tel. Oregon 8558
down and has to do it all over again.
The chances are that you will not
be prewired for that first.�►,oeH
you eboald happen to be holding them
cameo to your hand yon will, to
your excitement, probably have ft
turned the wrong direction and get
an out -of -focus pit t°re of your mid-
section. But don't nein this moment
of moments the next time. Have
your camera and yourself ready for
action.
There never seems to be enough
of these baby pictures to go around,
for there are grandtaothers• aunts,
cousins and frlenda in distant cittoa
who are always looking forward to
receiving a snapshot at the newly
arrived commander of the "Infan-
try"
- There's always the "fret time" for
everything and this awpileS to thou-
sands of events In a baby's lite.
There Is the first time ba discovers
he has toes, and Immediately decides
In bis own little mind that they are
something good to eat. His first
smile, and then that teem moment
when he reaches nut With kis ehub• beery. Fstrops•en plums promise a
by little arms and Clays, "Blah," heavy yield. but 1apefeIe varieties
which is at once intew rood by the have only a light set. Fears ,how
parents to moan "!)addle" Oro -Mom. little change In proapci4i from n yens
mit," sometimes depos jag on who ego. ihi -hr ore tight ; artlett.
Is governor of the hacienda finite patchy, with n light to mediiil
Voinmes could ?lt71ttt ounet d othvarletles may 1* de -
baby pletnrea hitbe 414w0. is limitedabt 1In'antl ' + tcediernm. r
here. Whatever yon Rt•h
do, however, P,en dam a (rPnte111Io11i IM
don't tbrget that snapshots of the 1'r"vrmcnt neer last ytnr ntul.Ali .1'.arle
lilddtes are Important right now and hp. ar. Rning to hove sI heavy Crop
In later year. they •'01 grove tO ire t'itrl Ieef Is In evMence la piton,
ic. i w ■tons ,prayed orchard, and some older
one °f roar Dr fie" trrtg. !how 1pirlhrr m,.rlsilltt' end
h your chi erre 'VOW mother. I 1_ ,.rnd
e $14,Z7,1*1* 14217,749,14217,749,,•114.4.9,46. «Y1aital& na.
- In- 11 r•h
4mraxe-et-afh----
proximately 300 tons of Ontario straw-
herrtt'a: -TOW formatted -demised la --
tasked upon as a very .favorable fac-
tor, tai flew of the Ionic *uppilel which
will be produeed this year.
The production of raspberries this
year is estimated nt 5.i per tent. in-
c•rease'over last year. Some drying
out of raspberry ernes at the top is
reported. but generally prospects are
quite' favorable.
Although the apple crop will he con.
sltleratrly under average, the total
yield w111 allow gt isI Imsroveuteul
over last year. In Eastern Ontario,
Spas, Starks mud Ih i Davis promise
very light crops 311.1 If prospects
are love average In both I:nstern
and Western Ontario. WO early
varieties of apples had n good show
1118 of blossoms.
Cherries and plums had n very
light blorm In ,'.astern Ontario. In
Western Ontario 4x11 varieties of sour
eherrtes have a henry set of fruit,
with .(feet tIirtet1,' allowing light to
DISCO DISCO DISCO
DISCO in the popular fuel dist a number. of our customers
have beim waiting for and we have been-aueees$tul in getting.
another ear. It is as good a summer fuel as it is for winter heat-
lag. DISCO li a coke differing hoax others, as It. baa the gas left
- in 41, therefore, more heat unite.
When you require sao1s f»1 or er " "1tgna*try utiiiSC0
. and Welt a trial. •-
• For PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, SHELF and GENERAL
' NG and TINQMiTHINO, give
attended to -and .
µpyo 1't1T1" All wort prrMnpliy -••---
CHAS. C. LEE
The Hardware Store anti Coal Yard at the harbor
Phones --Store 22. House 112. Godertrh, Ont.
w an etmk+•n nR•
see .fatties% ant s"a ssee amore
fifes, faltering step -And what an *Ole known sot eran,tpareats. condltlon and an average crop, slight
event to your life, evea i(.1fi masa*. JOHN YAH AQILDER. 1 below 1114year, la ttPP1•tPds Tor
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