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TWISSISAY, M
, 1940
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TRE GODERICH1vSIGN
let Overlook Our
Easter Suggestions!
LOW PRICES FOE WEEK 228(1 to 20th MAUCH,
irrozouswE
Cutest. Hand Create
To cure L cold take
lU 0.13.Q. Tablets
The red box -15'e
• .89e
-111d4asas. „
NEW LOW PRICE
0141"1„. •Ofigla e
...rof:0 NIT 7.1'
44#
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,,best buy Yelvetta,
31)0 ....10e 500 ...25e
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Russian Oil
16 -oz. bottle .40e
MIMS -
DEVELOPING
'PRINTING
11 IIEALTW
11 1 SALTS
ENtLISH STflE
Speeial tia.ster'Candy
11b. 50C
2 lbs, ..$1.00
Pepsedent AntisePtie
-Two for ..........51e •
Cne for the Teeth
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2 for. 45e
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We
redeem Odex Coupons
Iitoyt's Cologne . ..35e
Allenbury's lialiborange-*
5 oz. ..75e 10 oz. $1.25
Yardley's Bath Salts..$1.10
CoV'S acePowder . :".$9e
Fiteh's Dandruff Remover
ShaMpoo-90e value for 590.
KEEP YOUTHFUL
You can help pre.
serve your'yeuthfid"
appearance awl' -
enjoy etcellent
health
wlth the.
giAdofBi1e,
Beans.
BU DRUGS AT THATDRUGST9RB
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CAMPBELLIADDEr. DUNLOP WIGLE
Phone DO „- Phone 19 - -Phon.e 1 Phone 45.
GODERIag DRUGGISTS
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Holly Acres on
Clinton Platform
¥eetizg m Conservative, Interest
„Addreaed by Carleton
Canty 110.P.
CLIXTON, .5Iareh O. -The eleetion
campaign got 'paler waz here last night
in a National: Conaervative rally fat tio
intereste of L. E. Cardiff, 11,russe19,
National Conservative candidate, in
North Huron, and J: Motiey, candidate
in IturoneVerth riding. There was a
Sair-sized.a,tuliettee of men and 1,701nent
Votei5, On the platform were Reeve
N. yTrewartha, chairman, the can-
slisia-teS, Dr. Taylor -of Itaeliwood,
mot IIaacke, reeve of Goderich town-
ship, Ij011y ,Aere13, al.P.P., Carletost
cbiinty„ and D., Cantelon, Clinton.
Mr. Cardiff, the first speaker, was in-
troduced by Mr, lItutelte, an asseelate
for Beveral'years in the,CountY Council.
Mr. Cardiff' spoke briefly, stressing the
fast of ltis lifelong residence 'in ,the
eelintY, While b.is opponent, Mr. Deaebe
mare does, not live in the riding and
hue 4.0 property ,Interest hereee
SaySrarnters Neglected
Iie ecored the King Administration
Particularly in the matter of neglect
of the interests of the farming semi"
munities, also on Aft King's. unwar-
ranted actiOn in bringing on an election
at this time. The 'next apeaker Mr.
atorley, Was introduced by Dr,
who spoke highly or his character and
business ability._ Mr. Morley- gave a
lengthy addreseStating first whyhe
is e candidate, "because," said he, -"I
think I could best serv6 my country at
this time by representing this riding
in Parliament." He attacked the King
Government on the, half-hearted, War e early 1, 4
si'ralar Inorm.ing,” and the funeral,
_ t,11.9-qountrY" Snitd-W Urs-SlunhOr :mom-
ing, JanleS`---Hatesolt, Porter's Hill,
paSsed to the Great Ileyond after a
lengthy illnesS. The late Mr. Harrison
fwas evelt known by everyone in tlie
SomniunitY, as he °Wiled and. operated
GODERICI TOWNS)]
a
_ sioup, mitiiii 04. w4.ori read by liarrs Phillips. Sulu*
c; ( sltlilt tell
- 7741-4, :Agues Ortiitt Mi. ilh tlw lye Oh ' revereoe Jukine,1 frAgiViii 's-i-ottomiil,"
Might* lima an artieie on -Mown.
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Wednesday. breakhig her left itrae end Al ateriee Mollwain rota. Asyut-1;a)-
tht Aleaday, tile weatherman eliewed i MOO, Itethee iiireatest Builstitig:""Xite
ti.f, /IV had a few more ferieles left in. hie -Irl'Ile,''anni, '''`e -as '1,D -'''‘:(1'.,'1,,,e-let.,iiea tc:is„t,seveti
'babas. While, it was enetving, raining ""3'lial" l''' nn U) '''''''''"1"''' '
I
r1/2„, Esther 3IeIlwains read au iWerestiag
ar""4 l'reezkl4 'al at i'R'' t.3113.1° 11---' I tter from 14.v. Iktigh Irwin, of Van- 'W. 11. Gurney SG Selo Willi:ism, Isrse
thlinaev 'Ind 1441°111114 '''v(31.' 11Y41811.1 211 ef-,,'Netra, .Sontli Rathattanoy infflao teniUg 1:11'..ii,V441, a $10r0014) contistee front the
for good anateure.
The funetatl of the /ale Joint Me( lin
was held ort Friday, with a very large
number in attendance. Rev. C. L.
Brown conducted the tieiVit'er and. inter -
anent was made in Baylield conetery.
The Sympathy ,ef the eotemunity 15
tended to the widow and faMil5"..
The 'regular meeting of the Junior
Med' Crass Soeiety wat3 held in Union
school on Friday, with Paullite Lassa -
line in the, chair. The pregrant son-
sisted of the following readluas : "Trees
Must I,t,rinit," by V.saina SomeriSall; "The
'Royal Mounted Police," by Jean Bell;
"How Colds Travel," by Clarice Lessa-
ure lessen i,a4t. Matthew 261
responsissly. A. short pews
'Mr. and Mr& Itobt. Davidson re7
turned to their' home on'Saturday after
sPending the winter with diflierent
me hers of their family... --
ramatie Clubs-sTiteeMarelt Meeting
of the Dramatic 0lubseitaw hehr oa
Tursday evening)at the. intme of Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Iteskiltater, with, thirty
one, present. The twening Wasrliepent
in playingaprogreasiVe Chinese check;
ers high score--ohe, o' to -Mrs Geo Me
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--11.waStessenda-Da-ve-elaavisisona-
Mel/wain and Erie McAllister enter-
taliteCon inoathorgan and guiter. Plans
welit made to hold it panealce social on
April 12 at the 9range 'Hall. Luneh
was served by the :loess.
Obituary. -Two, more homes have
been soddened by he- visit ef.the angel
of death. Witt Hicks passed away
into the turmoil of an ,electton at this
time wheitait was entitled to another
session ° of vaxiiament am.," cotfid have
had a still_ further ,exteasion of office
if their war record Warranted
Mr. Acres' Address , a threshing Outfit- ter Many years. The
Mr. Acres said that -Ontario had been funeral Was held on iTuesday. The
utterly disregarded in Canada's, war sympathy of the eommunity is extended
effort. .Although we Manufacture to both fainifies.'
seventy 'per cent: "of Canada's, cheese Soent EVening..-e-.On WeduesdaY
output,. sixty-five per cent of canned evenim, mks, Mary entertained,
,and powd.ereci,rollk, and ninety -'five per
cent. of tobacco, the personnel of the. members of the Y.P.U. at her home,
About fifteen Were, present. Progres-
Farm Board does not include an On-
tario meniber. Referring to tariffs, he sive 500" wa$ Played, Mrs. John
Clements winning the ladies' prize and.
pOinted out the discritaination 'againSt :araustee.rkeriavaim the men's._ Consal-
'Canadian farmers by unfair 'comPeti- atiOn prizes were awarded tOlirS. Pave
tion with the United States Market. -Davidson and Norman ffuller. Pane -
Since the beginnino• of the War thirteen „leg
was' enjoyed to nnisla supplied by
million pounds a pork have b.eell. rs estlit rWrO (1,-,3" einesClements, S t a uley
brought in. Referring speafically to MeIlwatn. and Maurice Harwood. Dew
party and the record. of Mac-
kenzie- Klug, he, said his statements'
were.„,,,not,„„•=281,5tellt• -I/noting-Up:1r
reeent address he said Shat shortly=
after issuing an appeal .fer unity Mr.
Ki g gave the lie to his statement by
sayhi, thanieither he nor any Member
of his. Cabinet would -forth" part • of a
uational government:
Again Mr. 'Acres' said, "Prime Min-
ister King knew weeks .before Parlia-
ment convened there would be no ses- 60th .chapter ef Isaiah Wad in unisen.
sion. For weeks before' Parliament Mrs. deo. Falconer read an article en
met printing offices -tvere preparing elec.., titled -Candles Lit in the East." Pray-
tibn instructions." :Had he told th..„e" is were offered 'by Miss • Ethel Mc -
of 1415 ilia impreeaionel of tlatt votuitrs. Canadian at as Mipply
1Vori.t SovserhY r(w-1 an ard-Ple t Thni7 Afir,:3 Evelyn Jtueten has resigne-S1 the
the .ati*eciation of an indian 1)01. tat' Plif3ItP)n, of organist ia 'Maim street
Gospel of, Jena Chriet. The neeet rneet- taseea aleseelo Esease, wheel ow. lad
ing will be held. en Staulay. evening, heel res joany yetaro.
lklareit el, with Itorotitea " toine ,
ebart,..e. The meeting closied with . niiiBtketilit%te,(,4()Orr)ilt‘iiiAniol;;411'utlifle''Icaryc.ii5r-140)31-fit,evli"la115
hymn. and the Miapall benediction di
There wee a f:tiratuettout at Union .1 revelvgN1 c•••'. frOPI t110 INQI3v144'1
eluUeh /7.• wdria,Ydisv)jelleefueditItlehcPr--,1;•lase,t1)•trt.:. 11°4°lsa%tr()glls 118'14'.e:41'?1-"tttier:uonIter t f MebIloj ton
,ment of • the 14ortl'e 'Sumter and de. 4111P, (lied 8t,' Ht'.forth hospital On.
livered a splendid savramential sermon Mareh 12t1t, in his eixty-eiglith year.
front the text, "leitiold 11:11040,,4 ie Survived by his wife, one dangit-
froni the 27th verse of the 2Pth chapter • ter n144 two ,Fionse
of St. Matthew.... .......... Stuiday, an'
Easter service will be held. at -Union,
and it is to .be hoped there `will be a
geod. ttnatout. Special I'lastes =vie
has been prepared, by the elleir.
MORIN SCHOOLISOY HOWLERS
Traasparent Means something you
,ean se 6 through -for instance a. key-
hole; "
The words, "W6uld Odd 1 had died
or thee" wereuttered by David. after
k—had—muztlofeitLXxitvit _and—mar
his, widow,
The Minister of Weseeitsethe e1ergy4,
man who preaches to the soldiers in tha•
barracks. - • ,
Esau. wag 'd mighty hunter Who wrote
fables and sold them ° for a 'bottle of
potash.
Lollards are lazy people who always
wanted to 'rest against something.
-4o-ansot Arg- was, Noah's mire.
.„) alias Caesar was renowned for his
great strength. Tie threW a, bridge'
acrOss the Rhine °
The Mediterraneau and the Ited Sea
are joined by the Sewage canal, -
A vacuura is where the Pope lives.
' 'Abstract Noun is the name of
-something. which has no. existence', as
goodness. . , —0.
In 1020 the Pilgrims • crossed. the.
ocean. This is known as the Pilgrims'
Progress.
A dirge is a song a mart sings when ae. ea,
lie. is dead.
Sir Walter Raleigh, Walking one day 1 Death of Mrs, Alex.
rin.9-agii the streets of eCoventrY, ivas, The ,death occurred oh ,Saturday of
;surprised to see a. naked lady riding -P.aeanne. Mary, Wifeltf ,AleXander 111
upon aahoree. He was about to turn liott, ot Bayfield- line ,vifest Of
ltWay, when he recognized the rider as Clinton... Deceased ayes in her Sixty-
-being none ether than Queen Elizabeth. seventh year and.';t:ad livedsallIter life
Quickly throwing off-- his richly Oln 111 Gocierielt towughip. She is .enryived
%.
"Jamea A. Sutherland of Wingliam
died on Mardi ittit In i Lonaoa ho:-3-
pitai,.in hie Seventsese,coud year. lie
wao a native of last Wawanosit and
lived in that towitship until he =eyed
to Wingliam• a yearSauti a. italf no
IIis wife survivs,
• Robert Celeloughs of Yarna pa.Sed
awaye-onstSaturday in • hiSs' ninety-rfirst
Year. lIee was a native of Goderich
township and a farmer by occupation.
• i.:4411.4rtitli of Atiertieess. South
' italietta, awl Mr. Itertort,
"Fort kVi I
NO LIBERAL ENUMERATORS AT
CALVARY.
(Caigury Albertan)
Tie Alisltates news; etory that tilers
t,49 nftt SIng10 Liaerat supporter work-
' 1 asniong•'411E1,1 4„4,'1'.10,1./ Jammer-
at.ora now-canyafing.thk sttS'' will Protk
ably eotne as a surprise to mood people.
The ACNV 1)0141114itn Aet was
tleaigned to its..:•aaat the eveurrenee-aor
suapielsia-of political party patrouttga:
la the wOri . of preParing for eleetions.
One of its provieiona is- that einimer-
ators zauat be ehosen, one half by the
elteeessful eandidate in the- preceding
general. election' and, one half by his
runner-up.' s,
Thus in CalgarY West censtitneney,
Where 1St, Item R. B. Bennett was sue-
eessful, and his Social Csedit opponent,
Bohert Iteid,, polled the eecond 'Largest
number of votes, the enumerators, were'
named half by the ,ConservativeS and
bait by the Social Crediters.
In ary a,es :ind atm sver, -11
-both of 'Which' Social -Credit ,candidatea
ivorr.,-1110-'electioir'wittr-C-onserfatives-
placing eecond, t1!( 13111C aPPortionnaent
Of 'elibmerators held&
:Thui, though.. a -Dominion Liberal,
Govern/tient galled the election, all. the
enumerator; ,at 'work in thethree Ved-
eral ridings in this Jetty are either
Social Clrediters or .Coaseryatives.
if theaNeetion regulations were de -
_
signed with the ObJectif assisting that,
fite-ParrYin stots'imare-ulrthe--
patronage with regard to election:sea°.
body *can d.cny that it has worked out
to that end in Oalgarrs Federale.con-
Stitueueles, at leaet.
'Lis --wife, Harriet Ford, predeceased
hint and he 1eave5 ,three sons and 114
and eighte great-grandchildren. 0-
Cornish, --Kerslake
Thd marriage ,of Dorothy Louise,
daughter Of Mr. and Airs. Arthur Ker.
slake, Usborne township, to Chester" C.
, Cornish, son of Mr. and Mris. Emerson
,Cornisb, of Exeter, was solemnized' bS'
Rev. p, until oi March.7th. Mrs'aral
'Mrs. sitarttraliSASIIIsreside in' Yiret
At the parSonage of 1.1ginonsIVA11e-
United church on Wednesday, 31arch
13th, Rev. 4. ,W. ,Gardiner performed
the 'marriage ceremony uniting Ettie
EINabeth, 'daughter_ .of Mrs. Selena
Riley of Londe'sboro and the late Alt..
Ben ,Riley, teeElmer Leroy Ilugille,sen
of •Mr. and Mrs, joirdthan p. Ilugill,
of the' Huronroad west of Seaforth.
Afterwards -Mr. and IYIN.fligili left
on it trip to, United, States' and Ontario
A 'motintaineer visitiug town saw, tor
the gra' time, a buttch: of bananas
"Want to try one,. Jeff?" gelled d friend,
after identifying the fruit for hint
"No, 1 -reckon not," Jeff answered.
"I've got $o many tastes now I kain't
satisfy, I ain't airain' to take on" any
fe • e
Diner (irritably) --Say, svaiter,*bo, -
bang do I have to wait for that bolt
duck I ordered? CoeitneY 1v:alter-4z
soutebotly orders the other 'alf. „ We
eaaft.go killias 'a a, duck.,
,
Lady- (viewing ompous- gentleman) es -
Davidson filled the. role of floor man - broidered. eloalt-he pieced it reverently by her 'husband, her aged -another,. Mrs. „
goer capably, :A dainty lunch was around her,. saying as he did se, rlioni Agues Jer•vis of Clinton, pv"4.1 sells, Melr •‘°1-1e's a baronet, eh? How did he get '
l,
need- anfl-11)IneStnenjoyable"-time-Wtes. ivorrilut-"uttel"trepense;44--W*h amen , urTin • oPtaintlYlrIrrat/ROTrai'Vt*errrthart ilig'..,basorielayr--Frien41' "SaubaecoSse-
spent by all ., es .. . • -Thy need is greater than Mine." two daughters, 'Airs: Jelin ''GibsOilland Xiddy: -"HOW-many eel:Dense. .
Union -Church Notes. ---The Mareh Thereupon the Queen thanked Sir Wal- Mrs. Raymond "Whilmore, of Goderieli 1 •
meeting of the W.M.S. , was held on
Wednesday afternoon at the heme Of
.tAlrs. A -rt. Tiehborne, with eight ladies
preseni. Mrs. ROE. Malwain had
charge of the devotional period, which
opened with the Lord's Prayer and the
• • People he would elose 'the Seers without Hwaiu 'and MrS..„11arwood, • who also
giving ' ,
:Nursery. stock is the general ,name a general rule only sowing tea depth of an account of hisstewardshipread letters. from Mrs. Oolclough of
.glven to hardy perennial slsrubs; flow- four times •the dianieter of the sped. Blyth•regarding quilts'sfor the bale, and•
would the -War loan have been .0Versub-'
, . . , •
ers, vines, trees and -roses that are This means -thseiibedthe speaker asked
at things-ltke peas and froin Mrs. - Thomson of Centralia re
grown for one to three years tram seed .beans will be covered' with :about. an HOU. Mr.- Crerai had ever forty nominating conimittee.„ 'It was fleckled
in a nursery .before , being,. sold to inch'of soil, but tiny seeds such as let- Pages et recommendations reporting/on tohold a quiltilig the following week
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kis conferences in cireat Britain which at the home of MrS, Robert MeIlwain, old -dike and fruit growers. ' ' . tuee and poppies. will be merely„ preased
• __ . he had. no chatice to give. Qiipstion
. --Like seed, it 4ssimportant tie' seeitre in e r . 'jr. The meeting cleied with prayer by
such stock from ereputable'sonree.and -,Spacing is impartant, as 'even . the. Papers fmni . the. Opposition -asking
ungs whieh should be known wefe hostess
the leeder. r Lunch was .served by the
ea.usiast dOegnet care•to-speroad. in•ueli.' Er-
blOwn 'out, With "tub eiosing of the doors: 'The regitar meeting of the
-e that isfainiliar with and eater to -,-.'',-u
Y.P.I.J: was -held on Frid.ay evening,
Canadian' conditions,. • , . " , ,
,•-• time kneeling and thinning,. ' 'tabor can
Dr. Manion pledged. his support to with eight merah4s--present. The pro-
be saved, by Properly' spacing the seed
Canada's war effort ..and "proxed, his' gram, the -theme of which Wag4 41,nclia,'.'
Good stock is pliable, 'green and ,
shows Plenty of live buds-. ' Roots are as Planted. Corn, beetS, peas and Simi- •
,4e sinrerity by seinling,his organizer }mine. •was pre.paied by Itey. 0.,L. BroWn.,,con-
nuiist and well wrapped to exclude the lar plants With big seeds- can easil•-
,Mr. Aeres spoke 'highly of Dr. Man -
all% . ' Such, will,- grow readily -when sawn at the distances advocated on the vener of the ChrisPian mission group.
ittanted.meTarrttle wood, wrinkled buds
or none -at, all atict exposed dry, roots
are an Indication of 'inferior, -usually
,eheap stock. If it grows at all it will
take years to Make a real showing.'
Plant It Early. .
Nursery stock should be planted as.
semi as the soil Is fit to work, and if
pureha-secl-before-this-time-or -if -bacon-
-venient-te•-pleint 'in 'permanent position
, roots should _be Jemperarily. covered
. with. moist -earth or plants • should. be
stored hi •a cool dark cellar and, roots
kept mois4 . . ' •
, As :with_alLgrowing_Lhings,„ene_mag,t
, allow. for full developnrent.•. AS a gen-
eral -rate .at, least' half as much space
-must be left between as shrub, .flower
or tree will reach at 'maturity. Thus
' the most common type of spirea,.the
Van Itouttei, whleh ' reaches a 'full
•
height 02 SIX tt). eight feet in Most parts
' of 'Canada, Should -be planted three to
fear *feet apart% or the same distance
from walk, wall or fence, for dedorative
effect. For -7it • hedge, however, it MO
be planted Closer. • , . , -
Three Cotninon Mistalte
`The three most common' and seriouS
mistalte.'s of'„the.gardening beginner are
planting too early, too cloSe and too
...deep. Often he is out cliggingand•sow-
'ing 'weeks too koon.in the hope no doubt
of _airprising his wife- alr(VaStOunding.
°the neighbor33..' • - -- . , • '
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ion's.record during, the last•war and hiS. Mrs. Harwood eonducted the meeting
Paeket With tiny.- Seeped lettuce or
record as ister of R.ailways. ne
alysshm, howeVer„ It is practically im-
said that '•of 56,000°1:nen wh•o offered
possible to space y hand, -but if the
their serviees in the air'foree'only 2,000
seed is- dist lift d with a little sand
and the . whet° ,sown carefaly Planta
Will be spread 'out: . ,. .. e ..., •
Planning -Prevents Jungles '
One - can do wonders • with flowers
*drone, but stir more amazingreSuIts pleaded 'ter men who would -cast iaside
1-
-WIII fel/ow where wit''co-mbine-flowers party affiliatiOn, ' A National:Govern= --
.skillfully with grass, winding walks, meat for the nation, at large. and each
shrubbery and bits 02 stone work,' In an(j e'very person -a, misobmiry to that
end, was his final plea.
were selected, while the remalitider were
sent hsh
home. The rest ould have been
kept to guard our power plants and im-
dustries, was the speaker's opinion..
(7oneluding it spirited addresshe again
-ter, saYing, "Dieu et mon drolt," mean-
ing "My God, and you'•re right!!'
*Evolution is what Darwin did.
A grazier is a man who runo down'
mountains. • •
The people of Iceland are called
!Equine es.
toWnship; also Thy' a brother, „-.'N• 'alter 1
Jervis, of Rowley,. Alta., and, three
sisters, Mrs. Thomas. Andersorir,'MreD.,
Ss Curry, of Goderich, and 111iss-Lirarli,
Jervis, of Minton., -:
•IvIrs. Loren Tindall
dead Stteelunbs to Stroke ,
A grass widow is the wife ofea
vegetarian. • - Mrs. Lorqn-Typdall of Hallett tOwn.
A. triter e'clipseeie one ,whiCh lasts , ship (lied on ,Sattirday in her eightieth-
foreVer. . • " year, having suffered a stYroke a week`
"Sub judice" is theibeneh on which Previous,' ' She formerly Lenora
the -judges sit. •-•• Stet -ens, daughter of :Mr. and Mrs
° AnIbiguity is telling the trutii-WhQ4. James Stevens, 'and was born Col -
you don't mean" to., . home .toinrnshix After their _marriage
:Quinine is the bark of a tree, canine in 1889, she and her h.usband farmed
is the bark of a. dog. cm the Base „line and later in:Hullett
damsel is a small plum, " Besides the husband, four sons And ene
Many Crusaders died af salvation. daufiliter survive:, Frank, of. kifillett ;
Horses are fed on proverbs - 'Roy, of Goderich township; NOrnian,
Virgil is. the man who cleans up of Tuckersmith; Clifford, of Toron.to ;
Lrs fliward Trewartha, "af-liffrullett.
churches.
An epistle is the wife 'of .an apostle. Trhoethreeitiar en'as ftihtrbee: gi;taenrsd cahisilod
The hardeSt tturcble a inan can take
*Wesley Stevens, of 4oderich township;
(1
tubbort Cases
f nstipation
Those - who'''Aeep a inas$ of
diular afttYerDdeanYt; ins4114tOillA taheiriCa:vbill°aige4'
orenmeeoviendeiaviiernyatutwreentinyte.frutte,dioaurst least
once
* varT"11;.‘eblusY :11o4feerhireaPm, hea°r3issititur(*xl.
will never get you anyewhese,
only aggravate the and in-
jure the delicate mucous 14-stiiig of tilt')
bowels, and are very liable to muse
° • - • •
If consti&tecl take Milburn's -
Laxa-Liver PilltiTand have a natural
movement of the,bowels. They do
, ii -et griper weaken and 'sicken. aa
many 'laxative -4f do. • ••
is to fall over his own bluff. t Mrs. Israel Taylor, of London r Mrs. 711° milbssit 001 LW, Teroutoi. O.
matiottliostimisoirtimitiountor
this combining, hOwevet,,-NVO must 'take
care not to reproduce '4 jungle. A'
liLUe prelltrinarynning-and-e'tongh
sketch drawn approximately- to `scale
will help wonderfully.. Flowers and
-shrubbery must not be so crowded that
-they beeoine spindly and. Weak.
_ Little fievvers nnist•not be hidden, by
1,111131Lings Like -flill'8140'1Aarig°41'COS
mos dr, zinnias. Beds ;must be so ar-
ranged that We tan keep down weeds
and reineve fading folinge. Above all,
we must remember that unless we are
?veryskilifil, Itis- best to use a fair
, amount of lawn as n foreground for our
flowers., Lawns are almoat vital In
creating garden pictures, •
WE • • ,_
NEXT EK -Garden screens, soil
hints, reek gardens. ,
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Only. eloblrortkijhilet • .
Aeselbsmart was -dismissed -because of
with the generAl, run of vegethbles lack of courtesy to'cuStomers. A month
and flowers,',there is no advantage in later the sales manager Spotted him
getting things in. 'While. there is still walking about in a pollee uniform.
danger of ,serious frost. One set back "I see • you have joined the force,
from it cold day or two eompletely offs Jones," said, the 'manager.
Sets the. "early start, and may indeed "Yes, 111.18 is what rve been looking
,mean replaating the whole garden --This f oi all my life.. On this job the Custom-
eattion of A.bursee floes, not *apply - to r i alwave -wreng`"
very..hardy vSgetables or flowers 01. to
to
- grass ,seed. These should he. Sown just - "Did yotit daughters miaq their father
sOon as g•rounil is fit tb 'work. when, you Were away' on :yOur trip?"
• . A secceitS"conimort mistake is planting No, they took plenty of money with
- too deePly. Author,ities recommend us them," •
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-1VICA1tell 0-80 torom GODERIM
TO 'Station -4. O' -.lute a .and,;,East to Cornwall' inelustase. 'Uxbridge's-
tLindeay, Vet(e410P0 Campbellford, (-,_".ellingwood, Men -
ford, Midland, North 13ay, ,Perry',..Sortual, Stilbury, C`opreol and West
'to iteardattore. - •
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To TORONTO
Ai. to, Brantford, Chatham,Goderieh, Guelph; Stainitton, London,
. Niagara., Fall.% Owen, . Scent -tire Ct. Caltbariirea, 4.4t. Marys, Sarnia,-
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Pett -
111111 met-m.0d with friends to :Marton
to visit her mother; for a short time,
MT,s, Emily McGratten•has taken a
NILE,emarea 19; ----,Mrs. Walter Ile::
position •in..GoderielL.: . .
. Next Sunday is Easter Sunday and
Sunday sehool will be held . at 2 pate
and the preaching serve* at 7 p.m. •
It looked On Saturday last -as If ft.
might be the `qa.st kiek" of .Winter and '
.SinidaY looked like „spring...Judging ,
•by..the number if crows and robins that
are.seen, it doeslook as if spring night
-be iust around the corner, ,
Ur. Charles MeNee is buaY these days
buzzing woOd for .PordonMeGeatten,1
;Nierle Kerr and ,Goo,••CantWell„
,• •Ceirgratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gilt -
ham MeNee on -the arrival of a baby --
WY last W,eek, .. • . . • . '
Mr. Ge6. Feagan has. 'the contract ta.
supply Nile sehoole-With wood..
' ' Voting, "--People Meet. -The Young .9
l'.0bPle's Union held alat regular meet-.
Ing sat the basement of the phrtreh on
Tuesday evenhig. The, president Hai-
Vey'Merhee, firesided: After the open-
ing exerciseS the missionary 'convener,.
Beth MePheee-tee,k charge. Doris -Wats
sort read "Take 'Up Thy Cross," while
it Was very softly played by atrs. litizel-
wood. -The missienaret6pic from the
s 1 ad y book NV.11,4.fiven by Beth McPhee,
-Will India Ever Become Christian'?"
-She, told of thd hardships of tile Christ
fan* people among the other peonies 'of
India. -The- Scriptureereading -b-Y Irene
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McPhee Was followed by the dosinj;,.
hyme and the Slizisth benediet loll,
. N ' Word,to Motorists. -Motorists „a
ought to lie -ea -little more eensiderate
lit drivieg .theee dayS on narrow • roads
Where there is not roma for a team and
a; ear to'ineet.. . l'iter seem te,think that
a team With a leaa on shouldserawl ini
eu at six-foot bank. A, ear -ran Into a
lead of wOod driven hy Gee. Rutledge
oa the.Nite road and the rekilt -wIt a
bruised fender. The ineteriat 'atter
Viewing the,damege said, "O.K., when it
laidSte be that Way -9." The, teant Win;
atoppedi welting, to giro hips at sebance
to pass,- .. ' • - ' ....., '
'While "We found MIS in en old joke :
Column it rings true:. A dad who re.
• tently joined the church -was ttalted. :
how site knew she 'was trasaverted. -
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1:01--ss1lecaueesnew 1 omit under the
rugs.. ,...
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.a route you travel every day .•. and get adirect tom- -
,parison with your present car, Ride the bumps thats
usually slow you dc;csin . 'they-ivon's be there, Feel
•tbe differ,enee 92 horsepower :Makes id perfOrniance•
Enjoy something new in handling ease. 'Stop more
quickly, more smoothly, than ever before. Thou-
sands of former owners of the other three" ,lowest
. priced car, Vitho have made this simple tek,, are
now driving 1940 Hydsons. There are many reasons
why. "Come in and ,And out for yourielf.
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