HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-05-16, Page 8No garden.rden• is to sni all. for a path,
Indeed, the smaller the garden thea
greater necessity for something of the
r_ rause trafhesat little and bigger
�L
feet will be much, heavierz, wear and
r �ou lawn more Severe
tear
lie
but t g arden walk 'has a 'beauty
v>wtlue' also; Wen Properly laid out, . to
. wind urely around clumps of shrub-_
bevy., and trees, towards some focal'
l arbor or ,table
�►vlu't like swims, trellis, arbo ,
it add beauty, ' nsysterrse and, spacious-
nese to the most modest garden layout,
¥it Teasing materials for, garden,
waw are fl tgstones, These are broad,
flat thin slabs -of any soft stone, d ter
around abundance
us-
uallyfound in
tain river 'beds,'. �.
The • stones tare sunk gush With the
ground and • at least an • inch and a
half ef grass is left bbtw1i edges.
S 'eti s after the, sod is eat out the
om me
exact shape and, depth. of each stone,.
a, littler sand is Wadded to the ,bottom of
the Molle, for drainage and to :make the
wall. miner. Built in . this way \the
lawn mower will run right over the
pathway. '
Qthur permanent walk materials aro
sand, cinder or brick,
Lengthening the esison ,
Even the most citified rson will
odnit.that thereis nothing w o
equal t
he
THE GODERICIii SIGNATATAR
boo of ve#4444.64 that have itt
reached the proper :tua'ity and *re
"'1' reit +s- s, J far too
few people withssihuty of vegetable
yg,�arden right Ott their door ry ge.t thp�e full
ben t this 'freohn . In Moat t+
there area few meals of green peas,
,baby carrots and' beets, new potatoes
and corn, and that is all. Eitherthe
Yaws are finished or else; there is troth, ,
iug lett but pelts; Issans and coral which
.should, .have ''been eaten days or weeks
lbefore'. With a 'little foresight and
Planning,
however, r,these
unfortunate* nate
a
could ' just as easily .have haat really
fresh .vegetables coming on .all through
the . ,summer. They could eXtend even
the green pea season to over a. men'th,
could have fresh corn from early sum-
mer until almost Ohr stamas.,
',Mere are two ways to achieve this
objective.: First, the ,planting season
can be spread 'over several weeks. 4x..
perts•advise making at least three sow-
jugof.,practically', all vegeta°bles,' the
first a, week or ete1sefore the regular
time; .the second at the regular time and
the, third a week or . ten days later.
Secondly, . by buying' early medium
and late maturing varieties, still more
length tang lee added.
Take corn; for instance. It ' is now..
possible to,.secure Golden Pantara types.
that are weeks at ier'than the original
aand it also .ssible 'to get
Bantam � pQ
laterthan norm l matori
ng
Bantam,
Still further extension of the corn` sea-
son is possible through addingsome of
the late white type of garden :corns; to
the list. Some of these if planted well
into dune will come along just before
frost. •J deet kf-sta-lhssand ell:.n r,.seut
and stored away out_of .frost cobs can
be picked away into late fall. .
•Transplanting., _•
Success with transplanting depends
on plenty of water. Of' next • import-
ante will be' shade and stimulant. Mov-
ing a plant is something like an opera-
tion for a human being, and the larger
Why Worry About iousework?
using one ofe latest,models of
Let electricity do it ,��', g the
° i'ashing ,;t fachtnes' or VacuumfCle ars
elle eon,. ercolator, toaster, iron, or floor p9lisher
is 'always acceptaT1 q ,�. .. �.. K n„ �.
" Ettimates furnished on; wiring and -all *ork finished by
time agreed upon,
FRANK McARTIIUR
West Street.
Phone 82'
tate *Peelasen, the more neer-' the
*tteutlou. With shrtibbery and tree*
eaten umiu : - ut auk. the
verGe. t pail at water at
setting out is not toe -Such for sueli
big things, and the watering should be
elated two or three, times a. week,
xf u quid: start is wanted.
"itlt. aortiinary 'annuals Sind peren-
nials liberal watering is also advisable
and shelter from hot sun for the ilrst
few slays. me Pickup in the way et
qulek1y available commercial fertiliser
will help at this time,, merely a pinch
for' small. things' ' like tomato plants or
asters, and perhaps up to "a couple of
handfuls for shrubs and trees.
Care should be taken in the use of
any ehesnical ferilizor that it does not
actually tonch roots or teliage. ' In the
dry state it Is liable to burn. Experts
usually' pity 'Safe and . dissolve the
fertilizer in water ;before applying'.:
Found Out '
"Areliterature?" ou fond of asked -
Mr, Bowdl "JasSionately !
Tubbs replied. "Then you musta~ d,Mmiirses
•
iSl Walter Scott. Is not his 'Lady of
the Lake' exquisite in its 'lowing grace
,and, poetic integers?" "It is perfectly
lovely I" she assented, `eraspfnm 'her
hands in eestaey. "And Scott's "Azar"
rasion,' t' he went on, "aid'. 'Peveril of.
the Peak'?" 1, just dote on them:" she
said, "And Scotts Emulsion?". he said
hastily, a faint suspieion,dawning upon
him, "1 ,think," , she said, "that it's
the best thing he, ever wrote "
•
v
ids on C.T A.
i'ved
for
Ontario °averment Di$putoo
Supremil CourtZuling Aged,
Jug Huron County
T0' ONTO, attiY 9. Settorney°' m r-
al Gordon D. (3bnant ttnnouncetl yester-
dey that the, Ontario (Government is
coinploting arrangements ts f4r�
�
dt
one
o
meat sof two appeals 'of the Province' be-
fore the Privy Council in England riiati'i
after the Wan'. 0 e"str
of the appeals vas a protest
One ,.. Court of Canada
against the ��upreme Act. The aet would abolish the is ri ght
the Privy' Oeuneil and
"of appal to
Would make theCanada Supreme Court
the mal eour of appeal.
Government does not 'expect
The
than bill NO. 9 regarding eppeais to the
Privy 'Cieuncia ' will be • advanced "er
Passed by the Ti'ederal Government in
the meantime." ,
the Feder-
alatdd d that n a e
The statement t . , had concurred
Departnment of Justice in the postponement of both cases and'
the Provinces which expressed intention
of taking part in'Argument regarding
bill No, 9 have intimated their concur-
rence,
rain t ...
the u e
rence,:, in
m ..
With regard to. the Canada Temper-
once .Act, a majority. of• the Ontario
Gpurt pPe of A. al last year held that the
Dict Was valid Dominion legislation.
One justice dissented and the Govern-
anent hunched=a • al to the judicial
;committee of the Privy Councill°fromr•
the judgment of the jnajorlty of the On-
tario Court of Apl'egl. , °
he Ontario Government has main-
tained that the present Liquor Control
Act of the Province is superior to the
Canada Temperance Act, older, legisla-
tion which applied to counties as a•
With a record' Of 46.Yeare as a moat eatie•
tactoryr treatment for piles or hemorrhoid!,
You tau positively depend as
r. Chas.es Ointment
nce is
TIRJURDAT,IILMtt i ,11009
whole. The present dispute involves t ,
three 'Ontario court wilt rondo tot,
the 4.1.T.A. in 19i4 stud 1916 before the
,,,1#00414" Oaterku Tonvervv-4-4 41.411T 1114
whieeh no longer lain effect.
In connection with the tire; eouutivo
—Peel,'Moon and' Perth—'the Sul me
Court of Canada ruled that, the L.C.A.
is less restrictive than the C.Tak„ and
that theV.T.A. is in force in theSe
counties. ,
BRITISB MEiWHANTSERVICE
• 13y O. FAX 'Smith
Oh down by` __.Ba si
uas we
n
the other day,
T met ll. skipper that 1 -knew,' and to
biriak X did say
"1V'ose what's the cargo, ° captain, • that
brings you up this way?" .
"Oh,
I've" been up and down` (he said)
an randalso—
From d o . t! about,
,Sydney to the, Skager-rack, and
1 lei : to +Callao-=
With a leaking steam -pipe all the Way
to 't3Alifarn-l-o.
64With pots• and pans and ivory fans
analevery kind' of thing,
'Rails and nails and cotton bales and
sewer pipe and string-- •.
But now I ra through with cargoes, and
I'm here to serve the King!
And if its sweeping mines . (towhich
my fancy somewhat 'eerie)
Or heng1z g out with booby traps for
the skulking submarines •
I'm here • to do my rblooming best and
give the beggars beans!
"A roug' o. .. an ' a o'er _°a._
_r. best job for me,
And., what or where I don't much care,
I'll take -what itereass be- .
For a tight ,'place ,is the 'right -place
' when it's foul weather at sea I"
There's not a job he doesn't know from
Melbourne to New 'Yorks
He's as hard as a lump of harness -beef
-and as salt as lafckled pork ;.
And he'll stand. by a wreck 'in a murder
ink egaje,, and count it part of his
work I
He's the terror of the foe's'1'e when he
heals Its various ills
With turpentine and mustard leaves
• • and poultices artds pills
But--rie knows the sea like the palm of
his hand, as a shepherd knows the
hills,
Hell spin you 'yarns front dawn .to
dark,—and half -of -them are tree!
He swears in a score of.Yla igttages, and
' maybe talks -in tole I -
And hear lower -a boat in a 'hurricane
to save a drowning crew r
A,rseughslelierA.
:.tau h, ob he's . ha n
lel two or three
And what Or 'where .he :don'.t much care,
nor ask what the risk may be—
For a itight place is the., right place
w
- h n there's wild weather at sea!
Friend—I suppose you enjoy your
daughter having so many young men
corningto• see her? pad—Oh, get
a 'kick out of, it now and then.
Monuments!
To, those contemplating •bruild-
ang a 'Monument Get my,
prices before buying. :Cemetery
Lettering_ a specialty. • ..
AlI wvorielguarauteed.
JOHN: • GRANT
CLINTON MARBLE
& GRANITE WORKS
• Clinton = Ontario.
Successor to Balt & Zapfe
FUNEeath RAL:SE18 7RV5;)ICE
(R 1
TRADITIONAL
SQ CER1ANb .
E1 PEtEIN.CE
Prompt i
Axnbutance 'Service
Piscine 120
FLC'"D. aM. LODGE, Director;
Kidney Acids
,/
Rob lour Res.
Mur people never seem • to get a .toad
wtht s rest. Ther turn i nd.tose ba owak
awl ceuat sheep. Often they blam.`tten
"nerves"' .when tt Saar' be the`it' kidueya,
Hoath ; kidneys filter poions fro
* the
Mood. Ifthey are faulty and fail, prisons
stay in the' system and sleeplessness, head.,
lathe often foitow., if you don't'
ache, bpc ,s f i�d tey ,li'i�lis- far
sleep vtell, try. Dodd
,half a century the favorite remedy. 103
Dodds *
lis
Nautical Farm Mehd
The sailors are leaving the navy, it'°
seems,• and not a •!te'w are adventuring
into the wilds •sof the Western, grain ,
belt. A. real Old salt approached, a
i e-�
k d tob s d n.
farmer and asked e 'gn Q
"Worked, on ''a :faint sine° you left
the sea,?" he' was asked. u
,;,';,Yes ;. on one,"
"What did you da?"
"Well, X 'helped ',with a craft of some
y e,jeais ted_,`tvheat_ ,rano. lie auain . -_�s� ;
hatch, and straw. came -exit, over her •
bows, while the other stuff poured into
p
n s A
bags hung Onto her suer A .• w b told
Me it -Was a thrashing_ nmchine "but
I knew he 'was trying to bilk me, the
only thrashing around there +heing
what I aid to the swab.
Pimples Kill
any a Romance
The lives of many young people,
are made miserable by the brealring
out of.pimpiea on the face.. r - �-
The trouble is =Lao
' eat, pain, but it is the mental .;suffer-
ing caused by _ the emisasrassuig dis-
figurement 'of the face which very
often makes the serer ashamed to
go out in :company. :
The quickest; way- to, get, lid IA
�. purples is to improve the general •
health by a thorough cleansing of
the blood of its• impurities...- t€ r
" Burdock Blood Bitters a`leanaes a'"..
and purifies the blood;-- Get rid of
rill pimples by -taking f BM-
X•
tha r.
FREE SERVICE.
OLD,. D.ISABLED'OR ;DEAD.
HORSES. OR .CATTLE¢
removed promptly and .efficiently.-
Simplrphone "COLLECT" to
WILLIAM 'STONE SONS
LIMITED
PHONE 21 INGERSOLL
"601' r 1 Clinton"
nolimmemamma....m.:mammoummarimmimammism
Rubber Goods, Sundries, ete, mailed
postpaid in plain, sealed wrapper.'' ,
8O9, less than retail. 'Write for mail-
order catalogue. Nov -Rubber Co., Box."
91, Hamilton, Ont: 18-20
R. Whielef
Funeral Director and Eintbalmer
Ail calls promptly attended to
day or night
., rs
-AMBULANCE SERVICE --
Phones: Store sal Res. 355W.
Hamilton Street, Goderich
Monuments.:
Get ready for Spring --Order now -No advance price.
Large foreign granite shoe& to choose tram. A -.postcard will bring
us to your home. Tree transportation to our office.
I1an& Son Grani
4
147 it, Patrick St, Phone 1955, STRA'I FORD
AST " FALL. an independent research organi-
zation asked over 1400 .motorists front' Florida ,to
Canada it ,test =Nu Blue Sunoco against extra.priced
gasolines. 'These ,rnotoraists voted' ► to 1 that Nu -Blue
Sunoco equalled or excelled the extra -priced gasolines,
lin- road performance.
UST RECENTLYa new suirvei was amade.amoug
former premium gasoline users by another indepen-
dent
ndepen dent and unbiased research authority* After noting the
perform ance a J4l: " ILUE "SUNOCO in their earn
these motorists who formerly used extra -priced asi
lines voted by a bigxnajority that NU«BLUE SIJNQCO
Rive; theta what they want most in a ,gasoline.
for b.stir ltul s ilea Nu►Btuir-Sottas alta ingthi.
pa►trrt dlluftr It with atbor gaaolln•z.
W Fr ERLS
VICIPAIVA D
FARE and ONE-QUARTER
FOR ROUND, TRIP
MGoing, arty time Thursday, `
144tY 264
3 until 2.00 P.M. Sunday's ,
Return: leave destination lip
to midnight Monday,, May 27„
1940s >.
Woos shoran istssteayd+tn'
ro ford a Archer 1n ortrrt aion rt !y to any lgeazr.
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