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trr ;pulses the Vitamin I1y,and mieeral
airbratentes . e needy to improve the
• qus ity of the blood sinal help the nem*.
Fer ..better petite, better . „digestion,
better bleep, and for better ?filth Use
Dr, C? Nerve Food„
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ri ' iL3U*li i" R ILXfts ab t l#4 1 1#urtto wbieh s the tt, but+ i,gbteee ruches p. Ou Mtwo, orthree *e * 4+4 1t tatter the t hes hes ed 'theltcoaled. dowel aeaiu (a. uttea thr er fent days) the d •is sewin rowsb:., fee' inches apart. The bisA het bed' for tatertile Pt** *Kwill
testedbyroughboazdu "og fire
• side, and on top, amid sloPmg toward*
the Scant aboet sten to . eighteen tnehee
above the bed, is Plate 3 Win:4W sash
well glassed, It only ,a few Planta axe
wanted, these May be .started rent
needs sown iill flat boxes 3ndoore and
placed 'in sunny wi dowb.
.Like garden seed, it is ,impor_t-
'sedum :nursers. 400k -fruit trees, rase
bushes, shrubs, perennial 410wers,-ete.
Thai a reputable Source and one • that, is
a •
fa aillWith and caters to eauedian
eon itzons. '° .
Good •stoeRIs pliable, green"., and
shows plenty of live buds, • Roots are
moist and well wrapped to exclude the
air, • Sueh will, grow readily ' when
Platted, Brittle wood, wrinkled , bud
or none at ail, anl exposed, slry roots
are an indaea&ion, of, inferior, usually.
cheap stock . If it grows at all it will`
take' years to nake a real Showing, '
°Nursery stock should be planted .as,
soon as,' the soil is .fit to work' and if
purchased before this time, or if ineon-
-venienta4or-tplantergots: --he
temnporarily covered with moist earth,
or Plants should be stored/ in a cool,'
dark cellar and roots kr
t moist,
GODERICH TOWNSHIP •
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•GC�DERii�H TC3Wti., Mar. ,U.-
3,tr. 'Gordon ',Harwoodhas joined the
[Royal Arc Worm e
and is sta-
tioxedtst
Port Albert.
The =lance held' in Taylor's Corner
school .on. k'rid.ay° evening .was well at'-
ten,
Unidedon Church Notes •.e --The regular
meeting of the Y.P.U: will be held In
'Union church on Friday evening.
Maurice Harwood will have charge of
the Meeting..., . •There ' was a large.
congre„eatiou at Union church on' Sun-
day, when 'the gator;• tiRev. A.. Jr. ? %-
Keye, delivered the third of, a series
'el JLenten .'sermons on -i "The Cross:"
The sermon on ;Sunday was most help-
ful and: was on the subject "The Cross
as Amer." During the service the
choir sang an anthem, `There- Is -No'
Naive as Sweet.". '
Social Farmers' ' Club. --021 Friday
evening; the' ' new!ly-organized club of
'teen-age girls and ?toys:-•vt_the distriet
d anoth r meetin t
heel a g a. the honrie of
'jr. and Mrs. Geo. 31ell vain._ Twenty-
one ' young People were present. -The.
pec i lly, 2the be`
During, wartime especially,
,ginner in gardening is warned ,not to
pat more land into garde than be ean
handle.. Instead of produe eg a.• plot
that its a l'oy to liis own fatniity and the
envy of his neighbors, he tnay` simply
balite opens , up a . wider space for
wecds•te nourish. -._-Plowing or spading,
up a new piece of land is almost cer-
tainly going to be followed by a luxur-
iant .troy of weeds, unless 'cultivation
Is maintained.
Is not difficult with a small piece
ef his
h d
-ground. ilne� person can iznle a i
quarter -acre of ,vegetable garden n
spare time,; provided he is willing to
k ; .t.
a week o
�tevote an evening or. so �, t.�,1.,
.
It this time is not available, the a
Mitch : smaller • plot should' be chosen.
As a natter of ,faet, all esperieneed
gardeners advocate a small, Well euitt-
vated Plot in Preference to' one. larger
and r eeeiving less' carver The smaller.
•plot, ''too, ha the end will produce the
best t ad`ti e' most" xe xa Iles, -'.r the r
original digging is followed promptly
end regularly with :from 'two to fear
thorough cultivations, 'about a week
to ten days apart, the weeds' will get
discouraged, To make
sure,however,
ver that the weed
s are killed and not jest
temporarily put off from starting, it
is rntlle a4lpw sufficient time
e in be-
iveen cuityation for the pis to
We don't pretend to know everything, but we do claim.
to know machinery and how to repair breakages or worn
out parts.
lur M'achin'e Shop
is open every clay aid we are at your service.
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president, Lorraine .l assaline, ,presided
for.thediusines� bleb consisted, chief-
ly ,of ,deciding _ a name for the club.
'-Social Farmers" was finally de ided
upon, , with the ' funds going to the
British 'War Victims' Fund. Plans
were made for eke ;April meeting, to be
.held at the home of Mr. and .Mrs,
Wileman Johnston. Games andcon.
tests were enjoyed, -Lunch was served
by the young 'people.
War' Services Caznpaign.- A iheetin'g
'of Councillors and school trustees was
called by the Reeve of the Township
't� organize- the campaign for the col- •
lection of funds for - war services. ' The
campaign begins on March 24th and the
object as outlined 'by the Beeve and,
councillors is to furnish funds to the
various government -approved ; organ-
izations -which provide comforts tor,our
fighting forces on land, . sea or in the
air: The township.is being�'thoroughly
organized and every family fill be
called on. before the campaign 'closes
by and .authorized canvasser' who will
wrence Seaway.
(Coutianed from pete t)
Toronto Cowrrativei that there la no
lio__In-- t Eft"trrelatio with Ow
Vichy GIvernmene Tbi* mak, .Captstu
'hierzy d' 9,rgenlieu, an ,end§kiekl of
mineral Charles de Oarille, Free Preneh
leader, istted -Ottawa. Mr, MAC 10*,,,
niade it Main that the Itritisit +0overu-
meat wished ,Canada to •malutaiu.
diplo>lnatie rela'tlens with the 'Vieby
regime.
On 'Thursday, night, after being under
consideration for about -a, nontle the
resolution for the appropriati u of
$1,30000,000 for war purposes was iag-
prov`+ d, without a tonna diivislon. The
coils, based on 'the resolution, bas Yet
to 'be approved, but diseussion, on. it is
not expeeted to be long:
Bele): Is Sanguhti
p'ivance Minfster.J, IL, 'iitsley assured`
the Oommons •there ; is no reason for
"abject fear" ever Canada's• ming naa
tional debt, He declared that Canada
would always, 'Meet her ° obligations,
either by taXetiOn or by borrowing, and
that • she .world always haver 'the re -
sour ' to do sa, '' Mr„ Ilsley was in-
dined , to be disdainful . of "defeatist"
liredletioos about the 'lack et prosperity
in ' Canada, atter the. „Var. 1st ,Mr.
1e, opinlarn &nal t.• wI g'etn�!her
fan- shore of prosperity out of the new
,order when peace eomes. Ile pointed
out that the Dominions revenue is now
running at the rate of $9OO,000,000" a
year, and still rising. Since ',January
1 last, the•Gorerpment has'repa•triated
$150,000,000 of Canadian securities
held in 'Britain.
Miss Agnes Maephail, ex-M.P. for
Grey. Bruce, was in 'Ottawa this week,
looking, into .tr< job offered ered' .her ,by the
Government on the new Unemployment
Insurance Com1111st,ion '.staff.' Miss
M:rcphal, still • keenly interested • in
polities and farmers, problems;, 'may,
however; wept the offer of a Toronto
newspaper to contribute a daily column
to its publication,. -
F. C. Oasselbnan, Liberal, Edmonton;
died yesterday, creating the first
vacancy in the House 'since the death
of Hon.Tormah Rogers last June.
Mr. Ilss, ey "stabled yesterday supple-
'1nentary estimates ctf 'S35,000,000• to
cover payments on.reductions in w.heat
acreages; as outlined in last week's
letter. Parliament will treat itself_ to
a full diess debate, one of these days, en
the Government's wheat policy and the
want of cronldence motion . moved on
March 5. by Marl;, O •Senn; 'Haldimand
Conservative, ealiing! attention to the
plight of the Canadian' farmer in re=
gard to the Dominion's war effort.
The House will -recess for aster
from April 9th to 28th. Whether the
budget will pilebrought down: •before.
that timelis uncertain.
furnish a 'receipt for donations given i.
A unique feature• of the campaign as
that it will be "money or produce." A
family may not hate the .ready cash
when the canvasser calls, but - mat.
donate a quantity of marketable. pro
duce such as a cord or two of wood,
a pair of dressed chickens, a few dozen
eggs or a quarter of pork. This pro-
duce will be taken oto, a central : place
where it will be disposed Of by a special
agricultural committee headed by Agri-
cultural Representative - James C.
Shearer. - - -
'WESTJ`IELD
WESTFIFLD, March 25. --Mr. ands
Mrs. Albert Campbell were 'Goderich
PORTER'S HILL
PU.RTErs HILL, March .25. --Some
of these items should have been re:
ported last weeks, ibut owing to a short
piece of blocked` 'road • which no one`
Seems- inclined to open, par ',mailman
has -found it hard to get around; coil-
sequently
onsequently news ° items :.'had: to wait.
" • The ,Ladies' kill held. t,their monthly
meeting last Thursday, with a • fairly
good attendance.
• On Monday afternoon, in spite of the
blizzard, the. Red .Cross --held. their
March meting. • Eight ladies were pre-
sent. Two quilts were waiting to be
quilted. One was tfinished, the other-
has
therhas a good beginning. A good number -
off knitted articles .were handed in;
the packing of these was done at Yrs..,
John Torrance's home on. Thursday -1
turtle -necked sweater, 3 seamen's
Scarfs, ,5 pairs two-way mitts, 3 pairs
seamen's socks, 1 helmet,' 1 sleeveless
sweater, . 2 pairs- sock.,, 5 skirts, 3.
jackets, 1 slip, 1 dress, 2 tams, 2 tluilts,
and one • layette. Not bad for one
month.. .
This Friday, evening Airs., Reid Tor
-
'ranee has offered her`home for 'a euchre
party. Proceeds' for the Vii: Gross
everyone welcome.
Miss Betty ;Newton has gone to Ta,m-:
Ilton, where she will wend' some time.
with friends.
On - Sa turd _Miss Jean - Ivisoir- acid
her father,'tf f` 'It-tgpen, spent the day
with Mu -and Mrs. Reid Torrance.
On Sunday, March 23, the•attendanee
at Grace church was much -better. All
winter it had been rather small, owing
to bad roads. ••
Corp: ,tend;. MTs. Stewart ;Sehoen`hals
of Woodsto& spent the week -end With
Mrs. Sehoenhals' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Dlliott,
Pte. -Morris Frame Was •home from
Camp Borden with the °Elliott family
*ser the week -,end......,
Mrs. Miltorp `Woods has returned
hom.e 'ales a prolonged,boliday in Lon.
don With Mr. ,and MTS. 'Jas.•ufnt'in,
who were : here Over the weer -end.
fir, and Mrs. R. E. Bowden and• two
daughters" of Clinton; spent '.Swiday
et J..S.,Loelr`hart's,
visitors on Friday. • •
-
Mr. and ;airs. Melte*. Good and child -
tete of near iBlyth, -visited, on Sunday
-with Mrs -Good's- parents, - air and
Mrs. Wm. Go'vier. •
Mr. Harold Vincent of Belgrave
visited on ;Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 1
Wm. 3MeDoweli. " '
Mr. Len Brydges acid Mr. Kenneth
Campbell of Turolrto and ,Miss Jean
Oampbell of Kitchener ;visited. on Sun-
day with -Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Oanapbell.
Mrs: Atria McDowell entertained a 1
number of the ladies at, a quilting -on
Friday. n . .
Mr. Jahn. Vincent has secured a Posi-
tion at Hamilton.
• Rev. H. C. Wilson spoke on Sunday
from -St • John 1:42, his .subject ,being
"The Life ,of Peter." The men's choir
favored with a :number.
Mr. Maurice -'Bosman and Mr -Marvin.
3i'CDosvell were at Wingham on 'Mon-
day. -.,.
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acEwan;,Gaaler ch, On
Mrs. llowdartl.,,CarnpbelL has received s
the sad news .of the -death of her aunt, HOLMESVILLE
Mrs, Wm. Johnston- of Exeter',' whose
funeral takes lace ons Tuesda after
p
noon, ti4.
SI1EI '4RDT .1 " -
S13E{PP'A DTON, ,March
Jack Pitbladb of- it.. 'Car~harines : •ares
. turned 'homeon Thursday; March 20tb,
after visiting ` for a week • with her
mother; lire. A, Foster, and relatives.
,..,Dobby, ' (Waterhouse of Toronto . is
staying at the home of Mrs. A. Gordon.
Mrs Irwin. Foster, R.C.A.F:; of Pott.
Albert, visited with his parents, Mr.
and. Mrd., J. Foster, recently.
Mr. °Reuben Storie, R,.O.A.F., of St.
:Thoimas, formerly of Aberinatliy,•spent.
the week -end. with Mr.Ralph lyoster..
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'AWAKE REFRESHED
if y.0don't deep y -
if nights are rinterr.
irsted' by restlessness
kb) your kidneys.
If your kidneys aro oat
of order and fto
i
cleanse. the if
prisons and wait*
iaatter y.+ar reit is
lik.yreftering, to.. At the first sign of
, Iudney trouble turn c edidently to Nos
�iIal--=--1.r swot l+slf a mit*y the
fMrrnt' a
kirlooy�. Easy to taklr. Ili
asKidn
mzsivILtA , March 25. -1 -Miss
Alma ►Trewartha of • Woodham. tpent
the, week -end with her parents, Sir. and
Mrs. Et. J. Trewartha.
.4. A*:Y'airid"`Mrs. Wm. Jervis and Loa
rnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bisset
at Atwood: •
Mr, and Mrs, .trrank... eCu11'ough•-
Spent Sunday with the latter' parents
at Kitchener:
Mr. .Irvan Jervis, of the . Galt All;craft
!'chool, *pent the 'geek -end with his
parents, 31r. and Mrs, L. Jervis.
Tile teaeheru of •Goderieh township
were entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. t . Pearce of Thursday even-
was nieetinld the the Red Cross Saciejy
A � meeting of
home of nee.111. Wild
ing on �t`uesday . Two quilts were
quilted during the afternoon.
Mr' and 'firs. d. Cudmote, Mr, and
Mrs. fi. Oudmore and '31r. Chap Cud-
more were recent guests of Mr. and
Mfrs. E, Oudrrlore at '1lenfyrn.
+(intended for flat Week)
IlfllAil�JtSr'Vrtrita, March 17. -Mrd,
swans Jervis left en Wednesdays to take
a eotrrse at Galt Aircraft School,
"'We regret to report the serious Ill•
ness of Mrs. i1Y. tlliddcrn and wihh her
a speedy recovery. �•
Mrs. (Proctor 'Palliser spent the week.
end with friends in Detroit.
The Junior Ited Cross of liolnmesville
sehool presented ax St. P trick' Pros
grant 'oh Monday in. aid of .;the War
Victims' 'Fund. The 'program was in
chain if the president, Migg Naiialtt
Mrs, A. Orange and, little Elisabeth
Ann, of'Ren]niller, are guests of Mr. • week. Sympathy ai1so is extended. fOt
and Mrs, D. Gliddon,
Mrs. Harvey' Flshher, whose tbreriher
Mr. Chas. '( udmore of `'4f1'ingham, died in. Detroit, .She attended Ow -
Spent ,the tees Bend: with his 'parents, funeral.
'Mr. and Mrs. John 'Cadmium
° Miss Emma Mc'?iznehey and 'Mr. Wm,
McOlinchey spent the week -end wi>th.
friends at 'London.':
LEEBURN
LEEIBURNR March. 24,--Serr, 3, T.
Hunter has Been on leave for two Weeks
visiting et his `father's and..ether placers
before leaving for Nova Seotia, 'having
;dem =transferred from Jarvis:
N'ReeteuttM, bee ark -the order of
the.day,
Mrs, Peter Harrison and her young
son, from Listowel, -visited her father
here this week. . • .i
The W.11.7 Society will ^hold , their
monthly meeting
this week, the
me
st
nb having beenpostponed from last
week on aeeountof the stormy
weather.
The ladies quilted two 'quilt* lust week.
for the refugees.
The • sympathyeof the 'entire comrmun-
Ityis extended to Mrs: Thomas Jewell
• and: her family in the :loss of husband
.and, father by death on Tuesday of last
Night'.
Coughs
Terribly wearing on the system is
the tough that comes on. at night
and prevents sleep.
Sometimes it is the constant cough,
.cough that will not be quieted,
Sometimes it is a eholted up, stuffed-
upfeeling that makes breathing
diffi1
ep t.
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is
Tthe remedy you • need to .give you
relief, for the reason that this prep
aration captains the healing virtues
, of the Norway pine tree with - which
iis combined wild cherry bark, and
the soothing, healing and expectorant
properties of other excellent balsams,
barks• and herbs. ...,.._
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