The Goderich Star, 1922-04-13, Page 70
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SPRING IS CQMING
Buy a. ite"i
Get, out into the country every minute Son .can share.
You will t•,ekle actnr l,ueitiesa with ti greater zest --;ecus
wcifta wciii fotee4 the monotony of house work^-z°alw child•
i<on wi l lose their :,awn lather and, hawa'e'tlte time o cash
lives.
I t • °aka' ie buy si Find one woe'. (''me extailed . e us
five a°°ti full particulars of, our deferred payment plan,
P. J. MaCEW AN
Ford Garage 4.
Hamilton Str
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GROWING. SWEET" PEAS
(letting the Vet), Best From This
seserareawaereseanuesseasareee
to n :fence is not tao obleottonattte,
except perhaps a direct fortlierzi ex-
posure. Near to an dtpeit wire fent
or ;trellis fence •ls `net ohlectionable.
toil. --A deep, fairly rich IoanmY
Beautiful Hower. t eotl is best. . If the ground is poor
i st Hedy. er• :graavelly itr ,heavy clay, :dig 12
Location and soil Flt age trench the length required from„
Sowing Desirable -x -(loud Support to 16 inches deep .and about l0
c ssa
ee inches
Picking .lar ry nh
et Ciof
An ..["i e i tiu tw
d 8wide.about ma
Place l
Inches
(Contributed by•Ontario Department'ot 1i depth, of well rooted barnyard
Agrteplture. Tarolito•) manure or cow manure in the boa
sunn post-', ench. then fill the trench
)GoCxtion:--An open, y 1! tom-ei� tlia� i r
Boa in the garden stilts Ulm very ' in, with well enrietwd loamy . soil,
well, Close up to a building or nea Deepiliagin}; is necessary for sweet
to a Close board fence facing the leas oven in good soil, Never `sows
south' is not a good place for them sweet pees twvtee iia succesaton'in the
as the intense heat of the sou in: :.t,ime snit; a Part of the son at least
dueea ;.attacks of insect Poets- Ari tamale t;., eeaea:,..d every year.- Prt
east, west. or north.expoatirn close
O1t;z4.
Case ail�nd'.
We Ask You tQ.•.
See Our'►_ Dia: Ia o –
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GODaSRICH STAR
The Latest Street Traffic Signal has been tried out in Sep, Francisco
and- has proven a samee s. The signal electrically
oscr dvantageousled rind position who
r.
a,ted by a traffie operator located in
controls the traffic einnultaneously nt'twelve points.: A loud gong sounds
at each changing of the sie`tta..
pare tretsolt or round tai` ;tweet petits II, UV 1'TON'S AND ANSWERS
the 'previoustali' if -possible.
When to Sow. ---Sow as early sin
the apring as the., ground' can be
worked. The seed may be soaked in
• ON. FORESTRY
How much money is spent annually
inN Canada On forest protection equip-
ment reach as conies, motor launches,
lukewarm water .before sowing for tel:phone lines and other materia
i ht lours to hasten germ- needed for rapid transportation and
motion, t ate
att.s m
We can n i.
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How to 90».—Make a drill about' As nearly u�
for eucample em -
six or e g t . communication?
t
two inches in depth. Savo the seed $400,000. Ontario
about two inches apart. Cover with ploys one thousand fire rangersand
nearly two inches of One Soil.. (The spends over $500,000, on the wages of.
Spencer type, of Sweet Peaa is the these men and accessary fire deter.
best kind. to sow.) • tion and, fire fighting equipment.
Thinnfliag•--Thin the plants' when British Columbia -will spend $115,000.
.about' $ix' inches in her,*>ht to three this year on forest protection equip -
or four Inches apart, anent.
Support. --Wide. meshed chicken Is the British. Empire
slf-stain-
wire five feet in height,' maple brash•. ing'as regards its timber -supply
wood or .coarse twine made
obe oarse .sufficient Empireunquestionablyn esourcesbto owns t
torsupport,ke�. an ideal
made
thane mattes ori thealpIantsupport, ingttto allhrequirements
of the although
Canada
havinl a
than wire, 'as the giants g considerable supply of coniferous.
it better than. to wire.
Watering. --Water thoroughly in wand,such as pine, sarucce, fir aed
very dry weather, .Drawi
a: drill a cedar. The 'feet. s; however, that.
tew inches thepraud ow on About
ach. side, r the the ceUnited
t `of herdtiinber ntws over
o t
Inches from• the
Pour, water into.tkese...until the from withoutcethe Empire. are �Russia.
round 1s thoroughly eakea Vateo- andmain Scandinavia, sources
South West Europe
Ing, in this way once every week 'o
ten days is far, more beneficial
North America. Canada
aSt
frequentlls
lialsurface water#ghe Unitedd Kingdom onlybouten
Sprinkle: the folrataewith water un- tai -fifteen million dollars worth of
{der pressure from a fine sprinkler t rebee at nuall . the rea ason for ond Sean-
' every day in hot dry weather to keep p p
down #nsects, -such-: es green aphis dinavia in the Old Country is to be
and red spider. Sprinkle the under found in the mueh lower freight
side et the foliage 'especially. To. rail the quantity of 'timber cut for
bacco and soap �soltattons"-are• also'
good -for inseet pests.
Picking Bloom, Keep all - the
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The Tire That Means Most in Long
Mileage, Economy and Comfort to
Canadian. Motorists These Days is:
DUNLOP TRACTION CO
Dunlop Cords, with Dunlop Extra Meavy Service Tubes, t ke the idalaal tires, equipment for
*very car, any place and in all weathers.
"Sotne two yeas alto I purchased two Dunlop Traction Cord Tires, 3204. Sipe* placing
theirs on my Columbia Car I have covered 18,500 miles. In view of the alma* tattiiatsrnipted
/Service they have given, and still aye giving. I feel it is my duty to inform you of the greet softie.
faction 1 have received from their use. Also. 1 must congratulate your C ornpony ass the. high
standard of quality that is put into the manufacture of tires, to enable them togive suck .. vi4e."
41 In Dunlop Cord Tiro you have "Traction"" and "Ribbed "'to choose from.
q In Dunlop Fabric Tires you hue "Traction,"" "Ribbed," "Special." "Okla." se .aa
• Dunlop Tire r Th+ Gam-CcLime �- �_...__..
Head Dake and Factorial Toronto >a►.'s041101 Na the Loi0s glass
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lumber in .Canada since 1912 increas. a tish forestry schools. AS a cone Aa a vernrlride an excellent .pre.
Mg or decreasing? qucnce the forest ressUrees aro not paraben is therr Graves' Worm
We are cutting less timber for lum- 'being impairbd, although cutting is Exterminator. It has saved the lives
ber purposes as time passes but the -allowed to proceed to amply meet of eountles:. children.
annual felling of pulp wood for the the needs of tiro population.. Fur- t
manufacture of paper is increasing Cher ore the control of forest opera -.a Waiter ` Ilaw your order been take
rapidly,. chiefly for the reason that timer by foresters has made for the ,e'n?"
supplies are being exhtiusted in the 'Government: of India a protlt of 773,.I �Waaftee—"Ye , a b'd SW' IOW' Hunker
United States. • 000 pounds sterling; per annum.' In- Intl!," _ eKw
1 have read somewhere that tin diaa's forest management itt generallayr+ ;
forests of India ate in control regarded aas the Snes t in the work, . ,Children Org.
great
entirely of :technical forest enginieers • .....-. _ . a
and that While' the cutting goes on in `" the llrilied' FOR FLETCHER.%1t,
at an enormous rate, , the . capital Vnanen farriers i
not being impaired as • time States number over 200,000, C . + S 7' A .
stock is a b g' p
passes.
Your assumption is .quite correct;
The forest operations an Indin are
wholly under. the direction of trains
t
r
ed forestry officers, graduates of 134-
F: R. Baty Grana Special, Price $1560.00
. Baby, Grand Regular, Prico $1.470.00
Delivered to you
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490 Sial, Price $950.00
490 Regular, Prise° $84{1.00
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sprays ..of bloom picked -off every se-:
ootid day, to prevent seed from form-
ai-a. If seed .is allowed to form, the,.
,bloom will be inferior and the flower-
ing season. of short durfatioai.
kertilizers.—A watering once of
twice with liquid manure solution to-
wards the end of August will help to
keep the plants vigorous end'produe>
tive late in the" season. --'rhe late
Wan. Hunt,. 0. A. College, Guelph.
LETTERS FROM II.THE FRONT
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The` remarkable . settee of human
documents published some months ago
by the Canadian funic of Conn:acme,
and recording in , title form of "letters
home" the personal experiences during
the late wverof tate officers of the Bank'
of Commerce wife served overseas, halt.
now been supplemented by a volume of
short biographies of all the members of
the staff who saw active service.. The
extent of enlistment;, front the Rank
may be gathered from the fact that the
death roll alone now stands at 205.
When the first volume wan issued last
year the figure ' was 258, and it is a
thatrA,Oven reminder
ore ha e'stee ince passed fermath of rom
causes directly attributed to their war r Milburn's Heart. and Nerve Pitts
service. These Modraphes, succinct , are Soca a box at 'all dealers or mailed
as they are, and marked by the utmost direct on receipt or price by The T.
economy in the use of words, cover no Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Una.
less than 406 pa°yes.
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PALPITATION
OF THE HEART
WOULD HAVE TO
QUIT WORK -
Mr, Frank Lutes, 71 .Terrace Hill St.,
Brantford,: Ont., writes: --"I have been
troubled with palpitation of • the heart
for a number of years, and by spells it
would bother Inc a lot. The doctor
told enc it would stop on rue sorpetinae,;
if I did,not cutout tobacco. When I
would get a spell my heart would pound
and I would break out in a perspiration,
and get so weak X would.have to sit right
down and quit my -work; also in the
night a would wake up and. n:y heart,
woulkt be going, I should say, ;about one.
hundred and twenty beats. -a minute.
About"three years ago I got a box of
MILBURN'S
HEART AND NERVE PILLS
took theta and round they did the sob,
an l 1 am feeling fine and have gamed
over taverna- Pounds: hi -weight,"
Don't wait till you want valor oar
to have it overhauled. 8oa"us about
it at oneeiiand'be ready roar the first
good weather.. •
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490 Sedan. Price $1275.00 II0
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pAll Chevrolet Cars Rgripprd A Geftuiae Givaralatee. With 0
11 .. With,Cerd Tires All Chevrolet Cars '(
No Extra Charges and No Extras Needed
Our Ticpair Department in now open wvitli two
expert mechanics. MI our work lguaranteed
and only Genuine Patin will be need.
TIRES OF ALL MARES, GASOLINE, OILS, TIME AIR
AND ACCESSORIES
Auto Livery in Connection A
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BAYFIE a :GR4G.E
An Old Stand under New Management
-yen April. l at,
ti-
First Class Work by a Competent .:MechamIC
'Gasoline, Oils .and. Accessories
Complete Stock of
Genuine Ford Repairs
Batteries Charged and. Repaired.
Your Patronage Solicited•
A. J. CARVER
Near the Bridge Bayfield, Ontario
Open Evening•
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green atal
white, ha's tissuelt
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SPECIAL .SIX
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•a M rICMoof �r ... Mot mut'
N buying a motor car, you either buy
calefaction --ort wish you had. You
buy a.poeitive satisfaction when you
select the Studebaker SPIECiAL,.S1X.
Here n why:
Its 50 -horsepower motor gives pro
ample power and speed.
Ito roomy body is as handsome as it is
well built. • It in made complete in
Studebakeyr'o own shops where fine
coach work has been in progress for
70 ynare..
Ito 119.ineh wheelbase insures utmost
coarifort for five pascengerar because it
provider room enough for the passers-
Cera to relnsc.with utcrowdintf,in deep,
tectful, genuine leather upholctery.
Its dependability has been proved. itt
the hands of thousands of owners.
And when you compare it with other
roofing, $207612 -Por. Reodstet, $202S;4.1!`,ssr, lfsadsusr. $2070;
Coupe, $30501 Sedan, $.7260. AO' prices F. e. S. W00tervi0e. Ont.
care, keep itt mind these features of
equipment and remember the prise of
the SPECiAteSSIX itt $2075 f.amb,Walker
vilie, fent.
jeweled eisht.tlayelork on instrument board.
Crawl ventilator controlled from instrument
hoard.
Tonneau lamp,with extension tord.
Plaiting lights in lower comers of windshield
base.
One.pieee rain.proo1 windshield and witul.
shield wiper.
Large reetangolar plate glare rear 'window
—7agx23in.
Tool compartment in left hand front door
with leek.
1'tattnnireiotr leek which reduces cost of in.
aurone to owner 15' to 20;%.
One key operatOs the Yale leek on ignition
switch, trammussion and tool compartment.
We shall be glad to tell you of many
other importantoints of superiority
of. the SPfCIAtfSlX. You owe it to.
yourself to see a Studebaker before
you buy any ear.
T. F. IfOLLAAD
Piece 243$, East St. Garage Goderit:k, Ont.