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'complicated, eatpens we a bothersome
t ,, e
Job that some Alleged experts, pretend,
t Is interesting ;.to, ,kno* 'scientr`ie
names,:of all-4lowears and vegetables, to
raise •tre endous single blooms that
�e na
would go to the top in any floral show,
hut•this: sort of thing is.otrio concern to
.the rank' and :,file. The 'average person
is quite content with 11 good supplY;af
-fresh, tender and handy -vegetables, and
Een,
ti
i.
Want Normal. Pell, iVimrVigor?
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Tr/l.'T bs t,. CoetsW lite..
Int Petr* itwt B Walum;p °+� ' •
hint.. � .
tai. }ion t 3 (, es f
Intro► p.'b. iie‘JS O$$ ,Il a +i+
introaaoto y alas only SSA
.ssuat[,.t..aeras,
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At 101 drearlits, �i
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of b
loomri: _He
• r, ice' .d _ _ _ _.
t is lel
41I1 -a>,t ACtI� �
slso ' ' with asv little
she wants'till's,.�a ,
trouble., and, ballaehe as•PQssible A.nd
-thisis _quite possible, according to the
autboritleS„.the ,ugh soma intelligent care
ancl✓a little healthy eXereise are<'essen-
atiiil. the main points to keen in iuind,
once the garden is anted"and growing,
pl
€1 i will be now in most parts of
t� m t l Ii I?
Canada, are- the feliowing:
'.
Mani” Care Factors,
•, ..I
the ga
x on-is ,thpro
lhl ,.enl ated _.ghon* _ be_
up orted. by
y b.A,rush
,
w�
i.re•
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r
once in earl .Tine, with allWeeds dugStrings.
under and hard lumps of ,soil ylxlvoa- TO encourage contin
uous flowering,
izel,twill soo*„only, a few lightub1ooas soll: be. pleked freely in the
tiVations•during remainder. Ot the
ease of� w t rns,
- pansies, nasturtiums,
tiom
s
,
.b
in_te
:� ce lin etc.; and, removed when... fading
season to. keep it: growing and w _ Via. ... :..
cheek. -'This light manning -over is best 'case of powers not ordinarily used "for
done when theground is
f t after, a -cutting lailrposes. • ,'
. •sof e,
rain. � �
Jri/ rov'in - the Soil'
•°Ole can ot_grow good vegetables leso�To Improve especially
light or
fowersplentS aretogeter.ver. eavy :ypes,
ori `excelleft'r
Before- grow#,ln.- , toc advattod. astich
things as carrots, beets, lettuce and
r elf-sowh Or fine -seeded llowers should
be thinned'so as' to permit proper and
sturdy cla velopment. This thinning Will
also make cultivation easier and it
will i ,encoprage quick, tender .growth
among the vegetables.
Bugs, fungus and other garden pests
are easily kept in. 'eoiitrol if the proper
sprays --consult a :' government bulletin
.or your nearest se+edsnian or -florist---
are.. a .lied.' ihirnediately, after rest
e d
C
CQ .of: damage.
4 e ,.-Also,
a healthy
growing gax eno well cultivated, well
spaced ' and ' free of weeds, is„ ,far less
$Ursa tible to lttael/ of any kind than
the neglected sort. •
'flowers and :arid : 'vegetables, ':like
delphinium; hollyhocks, -tomatoes,„, e
te.,,
should • be,, staked and tied Loos,ely
to.
these , stakes to prevent ' wind • .4nd :other
storm• damage, •.Climbing'' sweet peas,
nasturtitins ' and other similar things
thing oto 41g 10 or lbw �r :what
farrmiaers Bell "green manure.” This int
simply vegetable "growth-- weeds, gra
or 'certain erops like oats, rye Or clover
sown for this very, purpose.- Gardeners
with a fair amount of land attheir Ws,
poral often set aside a' different por-
tion each - year for ,building-upr* par-
poses.aids . is Cultivated at fen -day
intern s4 each spring to ` about the
fast of 'talk,' then sown with a cover
crop of outs, rye„ glover, ' etc. Later
when ' this crop is '1}p ten, or twelve
i to ounder*
ray. hes .ats.wed r i l' snadecl ais
green, manure
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Ja<'k Whyone entertainer, of.Brssels,,:Iix'ida last.'the (er'.ernoIy' *Ani . Pe_
has left for Brandon, Mari., to 1111. a• formed by . o. W. E. Kelley.. rime
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twentydday; •engagement.
n
r5sf 1 .. mtisie festival for
Ilowick township, was held at _Morrie
lost, week. 'Twelve sehoois took part.
Robert I)insdale, of Kippen,, died on
Monday, in his eightieth ,yearn. tie is
survived, by his wife and one daughter,
Mrs. V. Ta"ylor.;of Stratford.
ev. Ira h Jack preaches Iris: fare
g
well, sermon ,in".
the $eaforth Presbyterk
Ian church on .Sunday"night..After six
years at Seafoaxt1i he is leaving to take
!_
.._.
charge at
•
Clarence Grainger;* teacher .of 1Nel-
ton public school; has resigned d
t4accept
p
t
the nip is i oftli two -r omni ra ho01
pit GPa.h,� o Q c
wa.
ti t. ,Au Lawless s
Calix r o f a s
at h In
g ,gee. .,
been engaged to teach the Walton school
for the coming yearn • , -
9 A" report 'from. Henson says thatstones as i'arge• as; sjQe pieces fell 'in
that . district on Saturday, breaking'
windows an •-tree,li
enough,. hailstones were gathered to
make 'two large freezers *of ice cream:
Ani automobile owned by Fleming
Black, drover, of Bluevale; •which;. was
stolen from the stockyards at Toronto
over two weeks ago;, has been located
near•.Sunnyside. 'All ,the Wheels were
aiss1n s
also two good ort r
co is Whiela
were inside the car. . °
Donald Pfeszeiatpr, an Exeter boy),
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PROTECT THEIR CANADA
Ourboys overseas have'a pretty
clear picture: of the kind of
country they want to coir ack
t0 ...tiand iLcer tainly..aisn't a
country ravaged by inflation..:
Theeas_� ti w can do to make
e
their dreams come true is to
support the Price Ceiling.
pend asF1ictle as possible.;Save
.::,,rrvvh4+rS,c"rF:•r . '` ....i%Fi549;.ifb• e�'•'.6d �3,
young couple left on, a motor trip to
i a a a l~' ll Torr
i� n,s' x -a s .arnd. ertto
Two'�Nehers
lot Wine**'
The Win han'i lli 1?<°School Bot rd•ha.0
'engaged Miss ,Alice (.. °l eea r• )3,,A. of.
Ileshertoit to replace Miss..E. G. Steen,
resigned, , Miss' Kilda .Twamley, Who
has : been 'teaa,ehthg the last four years
at :Belfast, has been. +engaged"to-.succeed
MISS' Verne Walker on,' the public, sehoolF
star. at 'Wingharn
M"n ;M
�. oar +
At" Centrad 'United' ehureli St.
T oniasi) ato d
o� 1a
st,
the marriage.
ge
.
was solemnized. of DQ athy1sobel, sec,
ax o n
'"ii11� 'VVAr u i t
mobile collisionnorth + Mt
lunday night in which an
anazr�"waw lolled. 'The hirr
'taken to the Pal rrston h�tai,vrImost
Mrs. lark o found v.
and to :have a,
t a•red Jaw", ' a crushed ;dime 'VW
i? urrk s, Oboe
:] [r. • ♦ (lark ♦ r /red
injuries. r
(r�ea.her' aiggnifiC an attaeheli to t%
194t wheat harvest in North .iini
then; seethed at all likely ,eight, tart
months ago,: says the Month!
.
of the 'Wheat Situation, ltt a etd
that t1,100,000;000
lru ii 1.
s +e f .
A� A
and 1'l.S. wheat •will•. disapp ai;rr dhxl
;the ` phut -crop- 'Tear. '' and ;that
eorbineSl arrrryoverr of the two'eountr�
will ehowr a reduction
s
0 of''
�ci("tpp
iel
,
bushels L'rorm the total a, Year ,earlier
d d .
on d hte f Mrs r
t g r. ,. Mr.and . Robert •
1 '
Munn, �' sell to • Lieut.. .r
e 1. et od
Thompson ' Munn, :C.1+T V:R., -son; of
Mrs. Munn, Ripley, and the late'f'toberrt`
Munn. :Rev. E. ,J'..-R,oulston otliciated,;
ril'iie bride will live : at London when
the, &ientenant^;returns to -duty- ., ,,
"Jehovah's Witnesses"
Not Welcome in „Exeter
Exeter Tunes -Advocate q Old Sunday'
last ,several, Jehovah: 'Witnesses en,
deavored tb make a'- .canvass of- the
town soliciting subscriptions to their';
;magazine., 'A telephone call was sent
to .(h
of John
Worry and the'
xties ;
were asked to leave 'town. There were
two younger: girls and two mean' In the
was :badly burned about the face -and. party, One of the girls, Wanted per:
hands while asSisting in".tarring a' roof t> t4 #inxshi her eauvst s f _
s Q *tae
at S lee
the: Exeter—can in fact
factory.: • I e t t she was• • on, but 'Mr..Norry
was en rrying -some hot -tar In a pail ° , _ •
when the ,nail'"'hit son'ething and .the• ."‘",'"'"1,17""""'"" °
?DIST MORTGAGE LOANS
f additional moue
is r�eeda'+d:
y',
'. t l tgi buy T' Nmol tvac
farm, send' us particulars., •
Possibly ' we, Jean assist you
:through .our ioaning:'depar tment
•Attractive terms. AU inquiries
treated ,confidentially;
` The
MO, TGAds oar PQRAYT1014.
Loudon: Windsor
$t nomas-- Math=
A. training plane, from the Centralia
air station 'crashed on the farms of.
Charles Wise, Godexich township; one
evenin ''hist week; The ins'truetor>we-
eeivedlirlli5es, but the students es't'apeil
with nothing More than a shaking up. -
The plane was ;a total wreck
. Miss Agatha' Coui'ltes, R:N.,. daughter.
of _Mr_ and Mrs. "Robert,, Goultes, _1aal5t
Wawariosh, who recently_ completed a
missionary •course at_Emanuel College. -
Toronto, has left, _to - take up h:er new,
work' , a n i v•
' ` or at. M v Doth, n, the Rolle elle'
Presbytery. Miss ,Goultes wns at first
assigned • to Gypsumville 'hospital in
Mrinitoba„ but the appointment wris
changed.
Annie : Spenea C `:rie, widow of tTohn
droll: ',a.. died en May 2 i + •
home in .mg , ,m:, . n • ter Seven y nip > .
year, She • :was ' a native of B'rast
y
Tif. .a•no -11 �..� 'xsl>k i• -.:1-91.3.
.. • w s ..-kIc'!;r.�.hi . � nrl--cl �1 n,
and she is„ Survived by . twA ,- sons,- 7.
Clarence.: of Ottawa; rind J. Arthur: sof
: Ingham.. nd' -two do -righters, Miss.
_..:_�.. .y. Aline.. nx}rl,,�_.3b'[rs.W.-�.� ��raatxai�•�—crf
A liaar.VlsRolatlefi-
`
The• marriage of Gwendolyn Devon*
Roiitledee, daughter, of Mr, and Mrs.
W. fl. Routledge, Listowel, to Pte.John
Qiuokly removed in Clean. Sanitary Tracks.
'910r16 CLINTON ---- •. 2 5
If -s otr.sufferr--frombe ou icno o ck. b.
miserable the? -made" you feel.
h •k
•Bods are an outward :indication of impurities in
the -system, And just= when you,.;think• you -ri "of
a
:o :•ane h e o� n
e:' t_ ex,: r�s,i�p-�t, •:tao��i d�PrQiap'g � ��„
° y r eery: the: l neiu"gand, po g 'you -can divinarpot stop ;more
To help overconel�' -bails you should' urrity the `blood, so • why hot give
that old,` reliable blood medicine, Burdock Blood Bitters, a chii•nce to•show
•what it will do in helping -you get -rid of -them? Thousa ds have 'used if for
B. Lay's, R:r.T•. Hamilton; Sidi of Mr. this,purpose for the past:;60 years. Why_not^•.you?
and Mrc• •T._1i. X.ravis. Clinton: took illace • The T.°Milburn Co:, T,iipted, Toronto,•Out,
lit the 'home• of the bride's yr)rents all .•
If it is i1L anachverlisement belOW you w it receive two WarSavin
entTsix'issries of The .Goderich Signal Star, adyeirtisenfents' under this
heading willcontain several nannies of persons 'living in~ G'oderich, and district.
The iajames : will . be selected. front' the subscriptionliit of •The" Signal -Star.
Simply'find• your name iii one of the .advertisements, clip the ` advertisement
present it,to. the :store' in which your• name appears, and •receive
2• War Savings Stamps Free. ,2
DRUGS
THIS ISA
:SEAL RU
SiA ISFACTION GUARAN
/*YOUR MONET 1
." Complete `Line of •-
FRESII FRUIT & VEGETABLES
IN SEASON
'SCIENTIFIC rQVIPMENT
*FRIENDLY'` SERVICE
Quality Dairy. •Products
Milk, ,Creeamr-Devon--ice-C ee
VIS'I1 OUR. DAIRY BAR
Special Prioeesr on
BED OUT1 ITS ,
Steel- Bed, Spring -and Ma
tress Pelt. or Spring -Filled.
►rug tor0 •
X(iuR FRIENDLY
• b.A; ]JRUG$TORE
Prescriptions a Specialty
. Phone 4i Goderich .
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ASSOCIATE STORE
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TIES and BATTERIES
Hamilton .,St. Phone Iw
Dui and '.hold your 'war saviors.:
"My, physique snag not be
.particularly impressive but in. -
my own sphere, of :action I'm
ratedtops with :.both dealer
and public who' know '''me as..
°the
Congoleutri Trade Mark..
I've always. stood, for floor
covering qualityand value, i
factors that are more im-
portant today 'than ever, • now •
�., that to� lams:tents are` so hard Mg
Y : •
to come•by.1 The care that has t '`:
always gone into the making
'of the goods I identify, is in-
tensified as We do our modest
r r:
`. . bit for morale and victory
e by providing - *fiat te-,. _o'u`chi o `
:color rft l ' brigilh ess fate,
easy. to.cleats,"budget-saving
Congoleum :floors=- t<at 44'•
hake any. home •a happier '>
place to 'lave in. And on top ,;'
of that, we . at Congoleum are
'iba'py. that ,our.,' complete
.l ane -shop , facilities have
been devoted to specialized
war production -ever since. the
outbreak of hostilities," -:
L-orle Dia ands
DIAMOND :RINGS..
BIJLOYA, LOUIE LONGINES . -.
•
and ROLEX `WATOHHES . .
silvtityvARE and` CUT- GLASS'
'114 l7 ab tson w
Phone 136 4 Goderich
D'U'EL DEALERS*.
"When vete through :
It looks like new."
x:
lJ% ton 5�.. :. Phone 224•
)OEM ERS Yhi
OOA — OK` WOOD.
Phone 75 Nelsen St...
tlncler. . trying eircumsta.nees rye
°
are trying ' to, do- -a. good Job:
You will find' this a good firm to
do business with.
YOUR vitlENpiar
CYTIES .SERVICE , ..
w_. DEALER x ,
Phone -11,7 W'e'st St.,
11rs. Neil 'TXionilrsuwiy Goderick
A •good way to spend your evt4m
log or leisure hour in pleasant
congenial surroundings. •
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M'B. GOLD SEAL MAKE' Gpoil.
You 'ran get' added ordain out of
your Cotigolcuzn. loors` with -ver •
little effort.. Brush 'and troop, them
regularly and renew the brightness
of their surface with an dicessional
Waxing. Make sure too, t e ,
-toot. underneath in smooth 4and
free from crevices knobs. M les
•a rug, move It every few enols
lttic scare lay 04441°4.
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