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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1936-4-16, Page 44--Tlarsday, April lath, 1906 • '1)irder Thar Fashion -Craft -Suit or Topcoat -HOW ! A WIDE SELECTION OF ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC WOOLLENS AWAIT YOUR APPROVAL ILIND ILOBED >1SAIp8,'1'OIQAStJ$E $24.50 to $35.00 READZ3IADE SUITS with Extra Trousers, $MAO to YOU WILL LIKE FAS111ON-CRAFT CLOTHIC8 _ __._Bijysive but not ezpenaiwe __. STEPSON RATS FORSYTI SHIRTS W. C. Pridham & Sones The Square Phone 57 Hydro Store IF YOU EVER HAD OBE IDEA OF INSTALLING AN Electric kange NOW IS TOOE OPPORTUNITY The local Hydro Commission is making the following offer :— "A consumer installing a Mew three -wire aett'iee-with an Electric Range from now up to July 1st, 1936, will be allowed two months' electric current free of charge•" —Gook !I!Se Electricity— Quick, Aida, Cool and Economical Public Utilities Caminito GODERICH HURON-PIII STH LEAGUE a THE SIGNAL CHURCH NOTES The London Conference of the United Cheveh- aH.ee..eae• Dr aleisseolitaa United church, London, oa Tuesday, June 2nd, sad the sessions will con- tinue throughout the week. The regular meeting of the Arthur Circle will be beld at Knox church on Monday. April 20, at 8 o'clock. This will be the thaukuffering meeting and Mrs. Albert Taylor will be the speaker. The Easter thankoffertng meeting/ of the Keox Truytcrier. W.M-9. will b I : held lu the lecture room on Tueeda7, April 21st, at E o'clock. The meeting will be In charge ut Mrs. Redditt's group. Mrs. A. Taylor will give an Easter manage, Tea will be served at the close of the meeting. All indite to the congregation are Invited to attend. AUBURN AUBURN, April 14.—Mr. J. R. Roes has purchased a new Oldsmobile and left on Saturday to visit his parents at Beaverton, accompanied by Mr. T. Johnston and Miss Phillips. Mrs. F. Roo and Donato are vWtr lug friends aa Detroit - Ml's J. Weir le visiting relatives at News o Notes a Agri Beed The imports carload be etre experiment ear at the Central shoe' tett peas seeded as ready to work when sown at age Weaved of that sown two teen bushels f' els for wheat oats. Weal 0 At the recent Canadian Co-op Hon. Duncan GODERICH, ONT. he Farm menta on Topics ELEOTVVC. CO11? PRZ1 dere Emma Btu rgee Waal. Ella aay, Margaret proves, Mrs. J. O. &M - tee Two IHaIY M c_—s who thorpe, Mrs. 8. 1leLwaa, Leslie Elliott, Istatall a Be CZharles (lett•eluhae'dt, Obules Par- ker and Ttomss, 8eptebmer, YW i�lp'ti--seMsiFaadsA.it the ragntnr.rLuslg_W6eode mown ,FiM' �. The . meeting of the pi blit utilities commis- play Is to be given in Varna on Wed - sloe on Thursday alert last, power � ueada7 evening ..t nett week, coneumere who install • new threo- The Misses Murle7. of Detroit, are wire service with an electric ranee Iapendlag a few d•y at their cottage. Eddy beforeJuly Lt thin year will be al- YI*a Jetwle Mittal! Here with them of early seeding lowed two ponthr' rlectkkc cvreetzt and le vl'ltlDg her mother. I Mrs. McIntosh, of Ilatdlton. Is duo strongly. An (free of charge. on for ten yearnI A euggestloa , from the H7dro-1 Tutting daughter, Mr.. J. O. Gold psrimental Farm Electric Power Commission of Ontario, thurpe. ta barley and; wblcb 61d not meet with the approval Yr. sui Yrs. W. R. Juwrtt arrived u as the land is or tae meal :o:.>^'islon, was that the houw on Yuudn7 after •pending tot higher yields than I local body should include the coot of 'wlI,sesMrr In at Florida. dates, The aver- a three wire strvlce enlr*nee and con' I Toledo,—The death took n sown early over nectlons at no Gust to the consumer, , plane on Sancta,. Aprh 5th, at Mercy hot as a part of the distr11)4loh jhoapllat, Toledo, of Mrs. Myrtle Craw- ford. Deceased wan born In Bagfield, A second letter from H > `•• �tt daugbter of John and Adelaide outlining a pod Yei,eod. Several years ago lobe went • range campaign, was filet I to it at Toledo, Ohio, and was there A communication from M. P. Ga1- ers Animal cS nlarrigd 4. Yr, Charles Crawford, who h❑s1 meeting of the health, of the Canadian Pacific Tele- ! met his de 4h by drowning g a few years tire Wool (rower•, graph DepartlDent, contained a pro - William Ste is survhed by two eon•, poral, which was accompanied by William ■nd Treak; one brother, Roy • blueprints, to place the C. Y. telegraph Mel.eod of Toledo' two sisters. Cecil e wires on tie Hydro poles. The letter McLeod, of Bayard,. and "Mrs, Knee- n was laid over Datil the next meeting. sbaw, or Goderieb, and her mother, Lions Root. Johnston, C. K. Satin - Mrs. Adelaide McLeod, of Bayfield• pew- venting ew dere and Nelson 1101 asked and were The funeral was held on April 8th at M granted a water and light eervlce for 1 Toledo. the Opera House during the presents - Demi sea- I tion of a musical revue on April 22 spoke and 23, sponsored by the Oodertch a An application from C. O. Lee for r• water service at his store and o1Dce f at the harbor was passed. re- W. M. Johnston, Park street, asked the to have an electric light placed ---la g front of till residence. He wan to asked to meet with the commingle. s-fater was tour- leJ, eighteen bush- faur buabele for capital. T nail, Ontario MUD later of AgricaMare. referred to thl organisation as Vie anent co-operativ marketing lnetitHlou ever built up 1 (],nada," and t the organisation �s of untold and benefit la venting looses armee' on the en tsarStrathroy. of their wool t" On the esme o0 lett. and Mra. Sheppard and family citation Mr. A. A. Ieiteh, former are visiting at Sarnia, Ion Marketing /Mei chemise, Meeting ad C7irpa Last / Visitors at Auburn bower over the of the Co-operatlipe $ work as "nate ark di Nay Inter week -end were Mr. Eugene Doble. of I and of paramort importance as a Ottawa: Mr. and Mrs. G. Paterson and example ofd e c Mntive ma eD o keting." London stated la his prudential port that the weal clip had been hest In recent years. A very Aron financial statement was presented the meeting. At Clinton laat night a meeting was bekt for the ora101utlon of a Huron - Perth Baseball League, Representa- tives were preset from Clinton. Sea- ford), Zurich. Wingham and Goderick. Mitchell also may come Into tie league. Although the 'gingham and °oder- Ml's Ftoreuce, of Toronto, at Dr, Weir's; Mr. 8. Breckin and Mr. Jas. Breckln, of Toronto; Mrs. 11. Chesney and three children, of Tuekersmith ; Mr. and Mrs. 1'. Manning and Phyllis. at Mr. J. 1). Howatt',; MRS Martha filedelegates were unable to commit Adamsot Kitchener, at Mr. T. Adams . themselves, •s y are to attettrd a The W.Y.S. of Knox Preebyterlan monthly meetingJt Braer League... nlsation tloMtt'g A.harch fillet lea tonletrt, the ntativea of the r4- the home of Mra-J. D. Howatt. with -The etut of tteathsg warble gr maining three tonins }Rated they would a targe'ittendgnee. Mrs. Wardlew lnfeetei cattle Ilse bccn very low, a like to forma Huron League. Taylor, of 0oderbeh, Bare an inspiring cresting leas .0iw cent per a At any rate it was decided to form Easter message and Mies bath ' mal per treats The rate has bee lower " been monthly dertaken on falen<hip 'scale. 0 to the pound of warble powder will treat grub Infested stens on the backs welcome. I twenty-five cattlethnetimes. Itlyth II It your toaratre is rt 11 take 1 tion for warllr-telaret.' do Ball's cemetery on Wedade �R Ilerd as well w_ o vette, termer J Yl blm seven Theo •Season ( Oath end ( Easter Servieea—T'he three-hude de- votions on the Seven Words from tie Oros', were well attended In Tr a1ty' church, Brgfield. en Good Friday. The church was well filled with worship- pers from the entire pariahs which includes Mlddletoa's and Varna. The whole service was conducted by the rector, Rev. W. G. Bugler. On !taster Sunday six services were cooducted I in the parish, al1 well attended. A CARLOW morning euchartat wan celebrated 1n Ieach of the three and evensong in two of them. The 11 a.m. service in CARLOW, April 14.—We • welcome Bayfield was the barged of all. The ub Mrs. Robert Bean, jr., and little dangh- i church was we!l filled, many taking r- ter home from the hospital, on Mon- communion. The choir sang Mer- ul- day last. ,frisk'* setting "f the Eucharist with I Those who are making maple eYrttp the "Gloria In Fccel'ta" by Smart, and nn- report a very good run of sap. although during the o fertory "Why Seek Ye the hiving ng tbe Dead?" At ne' It is somewhat clow' at times. this service tin+„rector distributed the the The Ladles' Abd met at the home of (is for of Mre. A F.rrington on Tueeduy, April prizes to Sunday school puD woe -the- ..'.t,t,proficiency and attendance aa follows: 1 udass he_Qtt�IWti or- buiaaaa. �,_ - -+Attendance--AuJtky Sturgeon. Bernard of I MBs Rabb -Young. Mrd A: W1Be ugter, Gordon Heard, James Atwood. rth- sod hire_ lientiersowgt-teOded the Ear General prod lency—Audrey Sturgeon, efie estnrrtBIl,- -Efs' i;Teo`rge Heard, Bernard 'Begley. an ezeeutive, leaving committee pod- Straughan rendered an appropr ate where work ha tion. epee for ive's.WinJeaHuG roderon- (The B.Y•P,1', will hold it+ Pe re league attv'c•- lI Perth league wt�t to affifated with meeting mezt Supday eyeulnR h Ecrrytady w t d D a ef each town vole Tes+O even if e he 11.B,A.A. Bapust curler . Ed. Gaacbo, eft Zurich, past (veli- Mr. Aaron Bennett died in ant, was In charge of the meeting on Monday, and the funeral *1 ganiza and 1�_`�T>•Ft ' fvier, . cted s secretary. - - s . lits � � while results can le obtained In The following executive was elected. Straugban, l,redec'eased control of the pest in you, own b two representatives the neighbors FOR nseir-CLABB 100TWG and WATWJNO --CA 1 -- Sint D. g L Y >» Cameros 8Ged Oe+«'B• THE Baptist Churc „CI Idlnlhtee 1e aa, BIBLE SCHOOL 11 a.m. "THS HOLY SPIRIT"' 7 p.m. •'YOUTB" Are they worse than-ilisld parents? the ter thankofferins tneeting 1 t the Untt0!' erd .•hT. over, Auburn, on April 7th. M neglect th Ing: President. Tem Churchill, et :� Tremae monthly meeting of the Warble files do Dot live very long • ill be held on April 21st. when the district president, iOHuton fat videpresident, J. J. Hugs- W ass Institute w gard of Sealer?*: 2nd vice-president, Lee Hoffman, of Zurich:- secretary, M. Monteith, of Melon: treasurer. D. H. Wilson of Seatorth: executive coin - mitten, C. M. faith, of Seaforth; E. (laaebo, of Zurich; Andy Steep, of Clinton. The league entry fee was set at 110, with an addltlaaal guarantee of 410. SELLING _--This Sale will continue until the entire ' ' •h fid_ Special showings this week in Ladies' Spring 'otwear an Men's Spring Footwear. • Also Boy's', Misses' and Childrens; 117!'. Bale wad (Words. Selling out at -_. $1.49, $1.813, -ijt S and $218 71'. Saws' and Children's. Selling out at 88c,98or$1.48and $1.98 1-1.,• GREAT MONEY -SAYING VALUES FOR EYZZYC2r W. HERN Phone 43w SHOE- MERCHANT Godench a Ire I -Vex- Young also clefted Auburn nor friends. hey travel very far. This be Ing' Misee,t Ruth and Grace Lawson are our• I visiting their grandmother. Yra. I_ the ease a farmer curl. working a1 Yrs. Oster of Blyth. will address the ' pretty well get rid of the pest from meeting. Exchange of flower slips or 1 owe herd. It would be letter, 'seeds for roll call, hostesses, Mrs' Louise, if all• cattle were treated Keyes. Mrs. Jas. Raithby�Mrs. Glen; that complete c di ,tion could be Ralthby. talutd. Don't Miss T'bIs!—hills are out an- I All ruffle owner.+ are urged to aounebng a novelty supper and min- ,troy the a arble grubs and thereb steel show to be given on Friday even- Imove a very costly pest from the fog. April 17th. under the auseices of stock industry. Milk produetl the Y.Y.It, a[ Knox 1'nitrd charch. ! &ecreased. hides are seriously In.) Supper will be nerved In the basement I beef carcasses Wonst, the gr of the church, and the minstrel pro- , of Toting animals Wriest. and'by inter gram will be given afterwards la the with► Cattle aresadded and unmet 1 Foreseen' Hall 147p�ed la theft fright and at I ilest� irveetey Pateesae'" req t awij ftp the ' I Sarah Jane Gorier, wife of the late I flies. t "There has never been SS itiaeb freedom as most Americans probe m but, such as It baa his u- evil . la Toronto this week. been. today it la rapidly disappearing." 01 The sebool teachers are spending the ' _Brine Bllven. as 1 holidays at their respective homes at- Miss D- Webster, of No. 1, at Se. Helens: Meas -L Oameron, of No. 3.. de- near Tiverton, boll Miss Irene Stoll, of 7 re-; East Wawano*h, at Carlow. live I Measles have been very prevalent • 1s 1n this district. There have been some ured. I quite aertous cases. hut they are al- owth most all better again. fared "nee Ghali, R.N., have both been very 111 tempt with "flu." but are Improving. Chards Notes.—The thenkof- tering meeting of the W.M.B. was betd Mrs. Mash and Mice Margaret Mit- Beverley Paterson, palmed away on Monday evening in her stxte-third an year. Mrs. Paterson. who had been ea In poor health for some time, suffered a stroke on WedoQ,sdey last. She WISP born on the Base line near An- burn, a daugbter of the _ Lw_ John f:ovier and Sophia Matthews. Sbe „- :+s united In marriage to the late I ural mllllon dollars saved to the Beverley Paterson thirty-five years ago lino ',Anat.,. and since then had resided in Auburn. • • • Two slaters survive, Mrs. H. McBrben,' Han Martad Seed q saatIst matt* 10 In the in the church on Sunday Meg. Rev- $ of the' that care for the George Wylie was In charge and gave 011e,. If all will do their duty lie_ a fine address on "What God will do ward their cattle by kiiho the warble with a than who is willing to let Him and heel fly grubs as tkey appear, work," as In the case of the Rev. Dr. there can be no mere flies et the elaM Robert Moffatt. one of the early :Ma- to torment and injure .the_ cattle. i atonarles to Central Africa- A quer- ole losses will then wase lhnd Pay-' tette sang 'The Old Rugged Cross" aDI- I aidles Amelia Yellwaln gave ■ solo•d The Lord's flnpper wilt be era served In the United church next Sun- day at 3 p.m The series of pre - Easter servkes in the Carlow and Benmiller 'churches was helpful and Instructive. Rev. W. J. Patton on Tuesday night spoke from the text, "And he made as tbough be would hare gone farther," showing that Christ Is able and willing to do more than we ark. On Tbmrsday Rev. W. the past two months a large carryover 1' Ione, of (ktderlch, spoke on 17br1st's is anticipated. Alfalfa hay L moving question: "When 1 sent los, lacked fair? rapidly from the Georgian Bal I you anything' and they said. Nothing." near for get purr' sand ndint purs and some Special murk: was provided at all the alfalfa meal has been exported. servtcea. prices being paid growers in south- western Ontario are: For timothy$11.No.oBAYFIELD 2 and si44.30:47.50 a. to to quality to �' BAYFIrLLD, Apmu 14.=-Mra S. quality and locality. 44 to t1U; oat Cleave and daughter. Mrs Gingrich, Mad wheat strew. 12.50 to VI.00. left ea Sunday, for Mrs. Gingrteb's • • • Mouldy Hag DaasgnwRams s to Has home at Had Axe, Mich.. Mr. Paul 'Prepared by 1.. Stsvennon, Provtslclal Cleave taking them to Port Huron. 1l�si) where they were stet by Mr. Gingrich. Reports are telae frequently—Teel Mt. sed Mrs. Harold King and 13ar- Zoo teived telling of the sickness and loss old Attwood, of Sarnia, and Mrs. G. Of horses, Tbl. is not new. as every Smith and family, of London. were spring season wbring la report ofl here Faster Sunday. Mrs. King and ss 10*s. Loof horses ses due to foragee• Mrs. Smith remained to spend • week poisoning has been greater than usual. I with their parents, Mr. and lire Mouldy hay when fed to horses Is I Carles r-- and Mrs. Parker. V- Bnrt ane family, of kotoo. many fact has en who' London. spent Faster with Mrs. Burt's knownre hose horsemen—menefrom trents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker. have seen Inv horse from the use of ; MI mouldy bay as horse feed. 1811stPr. Buddy and Margaret are re This broadcast Is being made hoping I staining for • week• that those borer owner'who may to Mr. Frank Erwin and Master Boh- n hit earelees alsont the quality of the ,ole Sauder, of Kitchener, apent a few hay being fed their bersee will take hours on Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. lift m mouldy hay F. A. Edwards. heed and see 1 it eddy I Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Paull. of Hind- i monldc 1s used as sor, spent a few days thin week as �Ihorse fPPd. nese. of Mrs. M. Woods. Mr. II/111 T11P baying 4' I r e 1 ''I was not •t: n farnrahiP orae for tbP s*vtng of hay ' Mrs. f+:. Blmhafl ■rad son, rat' L.loyd- Rank., who visited Mra• len • e1oon dry rnadltlnn. Tons 7 Woods, left for home on Monday. Mr. Intheh poorly 'sired Y7 wan epnd away In learns last July -he�rlM the ,and Mrs. W. Buchan and son. of Dmr- tronble and prnrplct of trouble , ham, and Mra. (Dr.) Lewis, of Te- ennditlon of rondo, are guests of Mrs. Woods - at this then. 'PM hay was Mr. K. McOfllivray and Mr- E, Back- mneh of the newly et(10Ttd rowth of ser have mos ed 8.r. from Yonne I soar twat promoted. tl0ld R !Forest and rented premises next to mnnM was &drain stoMes. wbere they parpnee car - the lowering of the level of the bay 1 tying on a butcher shop. We welcome storage, the evidenPe eft mould nn the I these people to Bayfield and wink them hay become* greeter. Hay that bas auecm. kern stored shove s stable nature rattle I Mr. St , of Se•forth. has moved bare ?tete kept all winter may Inonld Ito Mr. John Tippet's enttage and is • rad beenme darlreroea to horses- The handling bread. Anna, rakes, etc.. see - warm damp stable air penetrating the plied from McDonald's bakery of Pea- *luted bay furnishes the modifies forth seat has as his place of WWidnes. n eeds/airy Mr ioixnrlaat meld Rrnwth. `the eornet store next to J. Tippet's 1f Toa are reennadlMP for the feed- harness d "hoe nano Brnt1►'te�-I A a freer Ing of bones, look 1110 hay or other i whore forage over ver, eimstp ter evidence of *tore last summer We wish btm *100(4- ESamtn. ,staph Mlto44wa in •ee'e'wsa rad an an Px• TAP t t�f' 1, "18. Night paed tier lin rant depr Owl.•• was to the town halt en f d room made In a pnnbe mouldy lighted I Mnadai evening he memters of TenIty teed 111 al barn a .,syr moDMenet ( (borer Dramatx_Csmp•ny and proved hay will kill IrAr•au 'e!d nate less of moat latereetree• 'it was a mystery botot form visas h gibe epproaeh at pins end hold the attention of the .pr n power. with l!0 spring *P*ding. its perlorra. (land straitens* to the end. The characters horse. are raid to rgwM it Inst. were all welt taken 'Thom taking part of Detroit, and Mrs. A. C. Jackson. ? of Goderlch. The late Mrs. Paterson Tlie market In central and ca Ontario has continued very du was associated with the Auburn United bind supplies for city stables ar church. The funeral service will be being perrbaeed at iE per ton a held from the United cbnrch on Wed -1 ping ((tats. Demand is alar 11 edgy afternoon to Ball's cemetery, In southwestern Ontario at tot stern 11 and e still t ship• Ivor h ter- minal markets and countrydistrict" and despite the bearT daring WAflflSlE $UI • An -important Feature in Ladies -Suits. 2 -pig Suit beneath a matching Topcoat Tailored of fine tweeds, well finished with a nicety of detail that Means mucnth tf a Suit. Both Jackets ar ed.Sizes" 14 to 20• SPECIAL GIRLS' SPRING COATS Smartly tailored Coats of all -wool tweeds Single or double-breasted models with flare or half belt atylea. All have matching ila4 and Purse. (p'/�olora blue. sand. n: ' rose and gree'ilea 7 $6 ;7,5a to to Set J Spring Coats for Tiny Tots Smart little Coats, simply made, beautifully finished with matching Hat. Sizes •95 2to6. Set. 4 :--t SPRING FROCKS Printed *ilk Dressers in smart styles. Darla grounds with Tight bright patterns Sixes 14 to 2(1 Special A. ere you are invite+? to shop" Phone 418 $2.98 Young Men's 2 -Trouser SUITS! Coats show a variety of apart atylea. Single or double-t►reaated. Good quality woollen., in a wide choice of patterns in blies, greys and browns.' $12•95 and up Men's Spring Topcoats A varied stock of fashion -right Coats tailored of English tweeds, New features in style, fahrie and color and at a low price. • REROOF REPAIR/ • \\\\\ Prices ' Se Cile •he� �` demes t•s tiro Orders WA before ad.aea• In the Pries of Ari push A the price et roofing. lss•era Steel Pr sirs taro ore* velure* Ihtal lAs•da 1 Rib - la aadTn►L•n'Zech hrouter fru betatronea* .antsy�t weather - do = .'.�a.� sheat t81. �' try the fonmeet -Eat 5.re masseheesear IA 15 trees inimiaskiegi AWL Wogs el /swes.w saissaem-_- Elaingiteftell oaew seal • Paslsa.04, Holland Remedy No11 FOR RHEUMATISM, NEURI- TIS, NEUTZBITII. Many longstanding cases obtained relief. Testimonial' are available for l+O r lnapectlea. BMA044SistimeiT01 166 have • William Reid-, UPHOLSTERER HAMILTON STREET All kinds of Upholstering expert- ly done at reasonable prices Chesterfield Suites specialty I Mo lode -to - needle -point 12 Yearn' Rzperlenee Satisfaction Guaranteed Ceaaptete lbw et latest Covert. —ewe Estimates Glveo— LOCAL REFERENCES `JOLLIES' Wednesday and Thursday Reserve Your Sesta Early Don't Take A Chance Plana Open at Campbell's Drugstore next Tuesday JOLLY IOITI$T This ad. worth 95 votes for DON'T MISS THE J011•/118 I "The Show Hit of the Samoa" 500 VOTES —BONUS— This Ad. attaebed to two 50c ticket coupons Is worth 500 Votn THE MAPLE LEAF BAKERY 0Sooss1E8 and PROVISO'S A Very Special 5c Cake -Sale. IOU WILL. ENJOY THIS FBR$U Dp,IdCIOU1LFLATORSID CAME SHOP KARIM SHOP OFPEN_. - —OUR BROWN BREAD IS HEALTH 17111. _ ARK FOS A LOAF The Square MAPLE LEAr BAKERY Mlle USW Meadow Glade Farm BABY CHICKS When you get Meadow Glade S. C. White Leghorn Chicks roil get Chicks from our own stock and from err own stock only. For high flock production they are outstanding- We have built tip our flock by using high prndue•tien pedigreed rnrkerela for the pest ten years, The flock Is celled M • Government expert aad to blood-te!ete,l. We rase only lame ewe 24 to AM1os. per dozen, and our oew f ett ee cmtperray l B mere of previous lbaes have ordered all oar ectric Incubator hatelves big husky RChick' up to April :al. — ORDER NOW TOR ILAY• DELIVERY — Price 10c each After May 15th, 9c each With Pcrr l (Tleit Starter P give '2a lbs "teria or Menai.") tree. of (1 yeas •-Ish to mecum straw of these high-grade (hicks do not de- lay naIt to ending In Tier rMl+r W. HU M E CLUTTON PHONE 1418, CARLOW ' 1. H S, IEODIRIOZ aliiwi►,er..