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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1938-8-11, Page 8and da �btei< Rosemary, 01? �,., may, 01 C,19=e•PD, •t P/seized bonze r,t1V after speeding the selet Il:cy4 la the home of taItA M. SI,ilott. and MM. Chao. I?layter and l a , ofd Detroit, aunt the wee:Vend tat 'ttw bonze of F. r. W. J. McLeod. t>, .iiaa Mirgaret Ferguson,' ; t ho ]baa ottitensiing rammer school lea To- Meate, retuned to emend the balance of Cas vt e3tlon at her horse harry Lir, talhd Mme, aGleoreaa Blgck and Mr. and Mfrs. 0. Pottriff, of Parise Ont., and Meg gaggie Wea therston, of Ren- Ittis mUna Were �J■visitors � a t Mr. W. J. Fest- .. -. a o n :b � slay bat. 210 if eels° MdLeoc4 and John and sZarles Playter, of Detroit, are spend- ing their vacation at lir. W. J. Mc - Mr. E. atbezet pe ft`for • dank., Wet we. Bli'r. stand Mrs.• 131. King, of Sarnia, c3pent the week -end at the home of Lir. Cirri. Parker. Mee re. H. Miller and Austin Clem- ens, of Mount Qlenneus, Mich., °pent a few days at that home of Mrs. M. El- liott. Mrs. Gideon ,Koehler, of Zurich, Spending the week with her sisters, the Mimes '1+ owlie. Mr. and Mrs. 'Norman Toms have re turned to Detroit after spending thel past two weeks visiting rs. E. Toms. Messrs. F. Weston, 4. Parker and ID. Weston left to work in the tobacco Melds last week. Tate United church anniversary ser- vices will be beld on Sunday next and a concert will be presented in the ebureb basement on Monday evening. We erre sorry to report Mrs. Ade- laide LlIoLeod• is In the Clinton hos- pital suffering from €erious injuries oho received when the -car in which she was riding went over a bad bump on the Due Wnter highway between God- erich and Rayfield. Mr. . Jaadc- Tomo returned from the Moromt(D g 1pt4 pre lto1 s l at toe trriVt Ir 't'etca nt .(1s p, 'bore! a her r � � A RY. to Detroit On &>Icd,. Dov. and .Z11p.. U, 4). Intto Albert,. IlayM11110, a „ t}he Misses ZeII dotrioA and C:0170000, Of 3raotrovd, alrat ? tl vita tlm friend° here. Dr. C. ,Stogd!!t- retairxeed to Termite on Monday after apenilleC b!s vaca- tion at baits cotta . Dr. and Mrs. hzoy and family, 'of Mitchell, returned hoa on Sunday, having event the part two weeks here. Mr. and Mre, W. I'earoon Grieve and family returned to Buffalo,N.Y., oe !Saturday. ;It\ 00i C9 a A se Youi - d1© Try Our anch Darty Cake The ideal Cake for your beach party or picnic. `o. (t; `''fit ft. 222Li'iILL IDM Plesge-184 Death of Min. V stouae,---Tlte death of one of Colborne •Township's oldest anti iuost highly respected to idents. in the person of Elizabeth Ann Oke, widow of the late `dilllaau Van®toue, occurred at her home early ?Monday morning, in her ninnety=tbird , .year. Mrs. Vanstotie had been ,con.firipd tet htet for over as year. She was horn le Devonshire, England, June 23rd, 1846, a daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. John Olde, and was teas years of age when she came to Canada with her parents, the family settling (first at Lindsay, The ocean trip, by sailing vessel, toile eight weeks. Some seventy years al() she was married to William Vanstone and she lived her entire married life on the farm on which she died. The union was blessed with three sons: Augustus and Ambrose, 'both of Col- borne township, and Edgar, of Tor- onto. A daughter died in infancy. The husband passed away in ' 1916. Mrs, limestone was the last surviving member of her family, three brothers, Thomas, John and Samuel Oke, having predeceased her. By her genial, kindly disposition deeeaseca Made a wiz -Leh s funeral afternoon Augustd' thndti dBrot> lece((r $ 'heeler `l born Lest and i-goe greatly laved. The 1 o n Wednesday e nada y 1t tha__home of itereaelee 41. ev.. aU.rsa. I"I+� wo. °f Iver, issue, o -whiela a insbet'.- r: Sidney ons of ane : t, '&, lis, Nearer,CTbd, _-to 0 Interment 1"04 in Col- Ct#ry, .the pall'ieOrs being (altars; (Clyde G1 'III, Rich- ) t ' Wesley Waiters n,. °3" STL>UNG BOt ,r ft of excit(m it ',was seen last Saturday afternoop 9r MacDougall, lbr;fessiona I Sadie Lithgow, amateur !oronto, staged a kerentling as enjoyed by 1onp,ny. (,sit at t11. J" when wreath, wr0stloki bout w b Recent tend ,llt-, :st,reet, Peter, ,At d' I fr. Norman Hancock and Miss Mar- t Il r Iirwr�l. „f Palmerston; Mrs. (I mini:ers, Mrs Geddes, 2C /Rachel Alin►rfnicl fled -tr. and \1rs. Richard ('!►aaauhe '„ �> IhI son, of Kitchener. 5^r 4e itors at the h,,� of *a r. John Longmire,' William \ir, anit Mt- "' Harold nd Mrs. Stanley;`1 ter, of and Mrs. Chas, •' I�+ancork. 011111 . "Polly Prim" "Maxwell }:{oto' i "1 iiijcreot" Tender Il7-ou. Tarns ��� Peas Coffee horctendra 2 1 -iib. Fins 36eR II- 1?rinnts PASTRY YRZUR 7-lbl rag 24 -lb. 594 roci e Pekoe AI TIM '1 I: %-lb. P Florida�vn�q SANDWICH aytUbV ill��CH IIi IISCUIITS CaJ* canon, 1-1b. tin 140'• 1 us Tom Powders 33 " for 25c D'uggott Choc Polish, tills o12 kzel �4� 27o u�rftg3aap .. . 5 balm 23o Perri .,.►.'., I a 2283 Corn soh pkg. 120, Pam Saud k • i Wan Paper roll 2a Royal York Oolatee ... •:.. .1 -lb. tin 370i, superior, Powder, 1-1b. tin 25d ,I ,ubber IPirngtl . gairle 70211 - CY SOAP 2.2nree, 1,5? 1P0 1112 211° Ventotiso ►i I<5 c 3� a i� It 1,4 "TP �� zalk `174 411•, . 1.4111 : k1 ' 4 �(t�l5'14✓ k,,ttleetPonald -¢'1`.a�(fig!°`„c,.%"�,tlµ�'r'"�t�..�,'°er�'y!•`y..++- `=txY..y(',yy 3m t t " Floc. ''� styl$,13W t, dite clay rhos. .4o1i e �e tiny eg the •>Arthur irchl of Z1.4403 3 oia rg&a e 1Il 44 o 2104014, evening, August 39th. fid! l#pgel MacDonald, ld, d.eaa. s Mina 'opJe� i'1Pr ".�1n.�a Proebytea inn Church at "6fi?'innli , will be the Fest .speaker.. 11 mein- hors era requested to be pro$ pt, .'Servicer in' Knoai9 CE�reabyterlan ebil h next Sunday will bo cat dtfet+ed icy Rev. James Cameron :�urdeeln, of Sparta; 111. ; on August 21st bys JBev, Dr. John �:+uchenran, veteran mission- ary to 1,ud a,' and en August 28tit Dr. H. H. Turner, of Ingersoll. The regular monthly ndeeting of the Polyannaa and Tried and True classes of Victoria street United church was held at the hone of Uri. 1l; Good, 24 East street. The meeting opened With singing and prayer. The 'Scrip- ture was ,read by Evelyn Spro�atj. After the conclusion of the Meeting lunch `was served by the hostess. o, azo. a ,. 4 0: 'e s ?• e4,1 to go OTt r tens' ea cr ltztf, 4, : o1r 1 41A1 ' wtoza 0 '4-44 !a . i� h... �d, that m 1 ; , 4. s7k2 °ha let O h„ hand„ A�uE�`•�' Pr~���11� (.edrle on' GORMIRECIE TOWNS ' : •eta t i rales Marion , bi� kLf 1,,'r,',1 -cot Qd 6 'Qt t'i Jesus ea re?°o. wiaiela' pas greatly a a1oyed•., x.Ip'AR , Aug. 10, --Mr. and ••M' rte.. 1!F A'. 1:+ �F, !ark+' J ,n!.4 'ab,Y'++ik,,I M.i11Yk,. viutShi H'O Zd1;:4 ii: : held , t 're. T.° ? .' Ii filler); Ourea ror}d,Timr0407,i, 44044 2,t pm). Dmaciu At .in ori e �i ' � '��'� hulfl:.' �+ I e n o s Orebost,x°sa. '•1`uegtlay, ` £9 pt 10th. A.dtnieelell 2rfe AT morm Imam. Mr. and 'Mrs. codon, alaailta 'v -r'. And Mrs, J. A. Zritchard, 1u't'alo. I n ;; Bogie tr ' la Robs✓ r { kir. >1,1r Zr ollia)gawerth 'a tferd ; Wes Bogie visited with Mr.and ?DIA' . VII- . �V'II- lsc>1�-1 C. AramstrotaQ :ttz c ,Via". brad` . sap at (Midland civ r clic vv It -end. Mrs. .1.C liogrila Pittsburg-- r1��A k ' l T► Iii 1) . t?l ,gin A�,, '�a,�l -feet 9a de 6a1lt-s .. ce, • ,A lvtv cm once,. .Burnt 083 Z4V 4. -,,.ib o 1 hi ,. TOD= IN 1 elgeed.p�rioes or A,tr aatt oice og 40, W;LtaR, on; Abetter drill(, vial sour ranch. 1+Q;., Itayfleid i, Xt. 2, 4'on, 7. - ,,ii 89.2-41 kii1 .-.- e0OD Roa1� ON. East, Street. White brick house with nine rooms. Vurnaee, electric lighting and 'hada. �d garden, flue. location. 89 East street. �-tX. IF 0 R IS LJ. ---OUT 0 I s, t,'Qllarette marigolds, dahlia zinnias, 8xdapdragcans, dahlias, double asters, JOHN 'S'.�9I`N, 'East street, neat Ke ting Factory. 32x . II Taylor,mill vi Indianaapolle; UltS Margaret, r, aret, ` Jane,blaster. and E, V.X'? nt;' Mrs.onis visiting with frieed„'Mitt; inn urd Mrs. > , W:t in Coderich. H ✓tie, Lerrot G; Miss Myrtle l,l Mrs. Clayton foster of Toronto as i .tom; A4Cr. I nay ot«, as with Ar. and a, ea John 'Alai mews& Mr. and Nrica, •rwr er,.: °ib y Vrooman and Jaek McLenn an t tit : Miss X71, ,,,, th Enapp, Fort Tuve gone Wet to 'help with the bar Ilo►ei; 'Mr. aand Mrrs. J. ,A. Sudltht vest. Ginn t tiu rn ; Minn YW. M, :i'a l , �ukl`a o; Mr. Ted Vrooman of Detrgit L� Mr, Mary Bik anau, Niagara Fella spending a -fens tiveeics with his pair Mr' and Mrs. J. W. Westcort, l�iroi�;` ruts. Miss .Jftcissson, Mr: and Mrs.. ICC. Porter, Mleseo paired nand Joyce- Pore � re. Co ter, London; �,p': /s,t//tl{a ��, }�jj}�.- fi,, p� �. 'P'wood, Zsrgi.t•' 1�'h4t” 1i�AlN1et Mrs. 0, E. - , � Un Nene Ca - GOfDEBIit - TOW�iS ', A1tgs, 8.-••-, Miss ,Esther Mcllwain has returned home, having completed her summer course at the 0.A.0., Guelph. Miss Isobel Fuller is spending a week's holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bogie, at Nile. Miss Marion Dougherty, of Sheppard - ton, is visiting for a few days with her cousin, Miss Betty 'Sowerby. Mr. and Mre. Thos. Dougherty, If Sheppardton, spent the weep -end at the home of Mr. audit Mrs. Ed. 'Sowerby. Carl aid Ross Sower'by and Allan Ross motored on Sunday to Delhi, where Allan is going to work in the tobacco fields., Union Church Notes.—.The regular meeting cif the Y.P.U. will be held in the church on Friday evening, with +J! I GOA MuuriesHarwood in charge, 'Th CO ,il ,� * h• 'pleasant *IDA afternoon was gni at z b.,tom. _ .P ai 'q rr L' , �Y '. s�� d tin/ held d ga t the home of mere. , M:r Gee arwctad: �o� 'W+�d�ai :oc4•uPied--amd.eI'he wixan: �#�e - a;s;tl�' AlI�a1LIID— • filoun t `of fieirvl5 o,. The union of the A.si'fiel and • Ripley Presbyterian churches has necessitated a change in the hours of service, which; are now as ,follows,: Ripley --Divine worship, 11 a.va. ; Sabbath school, 12.15 p.m. Ash- lie1d--✓Divine worship, 2.80 p.m.; Sab- rba t h school, 1.30 pan, Word was received last week by rs. T, J. Lannon of the doth of her aunt, Mrs. J. IFlynn, at the "Rao." "rs. Flynn was for many years a respected., and much loved residren,tjif Ashfield. �M aster Lyal !Lannon bas returned after a pleasant two weep' vacation in Detroit. i pltl ueI h • �n .rowing,. Irand Mrs. Geo. o,. Chicago; ;. Mr- and Mrs. Reeves, Ana Arbor, 'laMrich. ; Mr. and a' rb. 18. D, Dri'tsas, Mr. 'and vi l rs. Maples, De- 1 troit ; � r. and as ria, Potter, Mrs. a,l c- C.allum, 'Grosse Point; Mrs. Somerville, c, London; Mr. and Maj. Mason, Acton; Mr. and Mrs. E. Zimmerman, St. w Thomas ; Mr. and Mrs. Merriman, But- s falx; Mr. and Mrs. •Stillwellt and fain, ily, Celumnbus, Ohio; Mr. and Jarspereon, Windsor ; Mr. J: Ferguson, London �,,i r. anrs: and Miss Bor- den, Detroit ; Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds, Sarnia ; �,l.iss Ban'fleld, Muss A. Hlaek- stock, Mr. Gordon Hunter, Me. Wil ion, i rs. A. A. Sampson, Mrs. R. C Rowland, Mrs. tE.' E. Dinglagit s a,l �a SAf.---! R, . DARE, HARDY Full information- on request, , Ifspectioa -1^,�w•cq•iconi .''' may. [Z' west �Jj�, ^ E person bre d:er.. 30tf ISALE.--II ELID IC VACUUM cleaner, good condition, $7.59; Onwasher, Minute copper tub electric price $19.50; 1 ]Easy (vacuum •uP) capper tub electric washer, price • 9.50; .-1 Beatty copper tub electric asher, '69.50. Also other models, once only slightly .used, at greatly re- �c•ed prices. ' As our (Bean tty Bros. ) 'business year ends August 31, we wish to clear out all the above mentioned rnodele by •the end of the nionth anti' will sell at sacrifice prices to ,de so. For 'full particulars call at I$Q'WAIRJ `""f3 HARDWARE, Goderich, or phone 368W. 32 L. S., Jamieson, r. Asprlen, a,+r. and Mee. b. ,'; oberts-, Mr. imd` Mrs,. tray - wood, Mrs. James George, ' Mrs. E. de l etssr3 atop, Mr. his, To nto ; ars. A. a F. Wat- s, Seattle, w sash Miss , ss Kathleen elliaagaarreen e1 - ' '- T h." The A a�'t When- the ladies 1rott -Orli W. a, t ngubt Meeting of the afternoon. bridge -tea. Nine table kin S i being eatigy aafter fro.. 1Geo ryWp�_yA,._ /� y� r� __ r� �q/p �c��y�,� ��yY �j +CY.0 lii4p(, - .¢.���,-y. .-.' .. :, .. Y ."^a` .- r�i'M'�.� 'G'Edna�Cl.-�'al'JL6i$� clank' tea rte.- mu$ , asst _T tigg. z a- ,r. 41:0* atr„Icsit, a-ra a a.o, Ys� 1,,W z a y -..� r --ssese..,,seeese.--nesereseaseiseseeniee sees!'" We baveea wets', . *re ce _ or. a me :or ate it reo a; V.0 } I xo i.>r 31, 4l: a g We:..ell cement tom i?o,r c i e4 .. 40 1:10040t, olian'ta ua, o11 ' otto 42. " �.. _., ° ` D J �' T.- .RO , IN .t7 O,�i4 centrally located. Call S1'�'i+� `raT x,'+a« - .32 1n�f� RENT.—GARAGE; ObINT. .�. 4 located. 42 Waterloo St. South, 3'x' RENT.-1`(JI .'�i1ski:ED co'1"$`Aoz at Hunter's Beach, six miles °orris Uf tioder•icb. Splendid bathing. Ap- ply I It w> dl H (1'NTER, It. Z. 3,-teeee rich. Telephone 19 r 5, Dungaajmon. . 8d ANTED.--1TO BUY QI D l: onus as cl dead cattle. Must be suitable for mink feed. It dead, phone' at once. Called. for and taken aw$y' promptly. FRED GIILBERT, 22 r 608, CC1lnton. PUBLIC NOVIICE I MACHINE_ ' REPAIRS MADE ON short notice; electric and acetelyne; welding done while you wait. Lawn mowers called for sharpened, and re- turned 'without delay. GEO. STOKES, Ea.* street, next door to Godex'k Knitting Factory. - 30 -cif. CARDS DF THANUS �i� D 0120E TO CREDITORS. I ° L bi f7LY OF !IMIE CIIATE MR. T. al. Troth eegey o. 1- ' IJ®�C3+ 7P® ORIDIIDII'M®lit.>� '� uti L e �is h r .� � t .a �o l"a `any- nl :-a a1nsi 4iz'- liter • '4?4; 'agaWAeratiePentn-raulatar, Ontario, a4rd thi: Icaxtu.attJ 77i AN RED TO HAMM Ton. BM' Fall-inllell' !Fled Crap Report Bruce County reix.Irts its wheat growth when they are on pasture, bu be fed- liberally to ensure rsatisfactory sample generally poor to fair-- with an if their yard is small and th 1 • occasional field yielding well with good quality, In ,Dutterin the crop is badly affeeted with rust and In t;rey a simi- lar tondition hes made the yield dis- appointing. Barley and oats prospetes tinit district are exceptionally good. Bust also did much damage in Wel- lington reunty, likewise in .Sorth Sine eoe. In the latter county the ,crop oats promised to be the best in live years, but a general outbreak of smut and army worm inroads haVe reduced prkespeets tu 'average. Wheat is run- ning up to 40 bushels per, acre Brien, depending on the winter killing wheat crop running 40 bushels to the acre or hetter. The market for 11.1!W quoted being: New wheat 64c; bar- ey 42c and oats a2c. Field corn for and bus, made tremendous rowth recently. Some crops in Middlesex have been badly lodged by torms, but early threshing returns of vheat and ,barley indicate good yields satisfactory quality. Rust has amaged wheat and oats in Oxford un ty. Fruit Crop Repart Total cherry production this season is estiznated at 123,600 bushels as com- pared with 101,900 bushels in 1937. A 3% decline in produetion of pears is indicated, with conditions so far very favoral k le for good sienag and clean fruit production. Tree and fruit developznent of peaches Is ex - (*Henn with mieimum Of fungus or inseet injury apparent. While some early varieties have shown split -pits, the condition is not expected to be more serious than usuel. The pre- liminary forecast of yield places the Feop nt. 51500 bushels, as compared -with 525,700 bushels last year, While the set of plum -4 is very irregular, the existing crop is now deVelopiug well, with only normal drop haring taken WIRT. Pests lire well under control. same as ii year ago. Camslition ;maws is °excellent for good develop- ment of berries and vine growth, with hopper and other pest8 well controlled. only a limited amount Of exercise, heavy *ifeeding shotild be avoided. ladder Campion • .u1autler oat meat of Agriculture. uditett LA) 4111 towing to its ueee ziellits growing Irma one crovvii. Ine crown 15 Lawn uown 511. 1.0 I. e lAlt.:11t; AD. the 5011 111lil 11116 WILL' pluW anti Llie need deep cuitivaiptor w'11.11 witie snares which overlap. Roots and root bLAUILS VroUgLIL tee Elle St/r4LiCe Will sur- vive, out any portion lett the soil Lt protluce hew Inurougu cultivation Will rated areas. Uutiniciti weed killers are the way practical solution if the weed Is prevalent -wad cultivation im- pcity is a danger signal, says the De - trouble latet. The Ctons, Seeds and 11'essis Branch, unteirio Department of Agriculture, Turonto, will gladly forward you free/ of cuarge a pamph- let on now to get rid of this danprous pest. Write lor it intmediately.' _madder tampion is sometimes mis- nuzzled "white cookie" or "catebily." teenenon, .•• however, can be easily identified by its freely. branching steins, smooth lea ves - in pairs whit.h Meet around tliv stem, its white flowers found in the luo.se clusters often droeping and its inflated bell- shaped ealyx or pod, It is from tills the plant sometimes gets the name of bladder weed or cowbell. It is adapt- ed to high land ,and soon 'becomes established if negleeted Okanagan Velley, British Colunibia. are now on the market and will be *followed by later varieties. year the crop of peaches is a goo and thd quality is eacellent. the• fruits grown none is more iesciouS nor more healthful than peaches: The following recipes may prove timely : Pea& Ginger Shortcake 1/4 cup butter 1 egg 1/2 cup sour milk • 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger' 11,4 cups flour 1/2 cup brown sugar lye teaspoon soda. las teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 teaspoon baking powder Crean) butter and sugar, eidd egg and beat well. Add molas,,ses, ihen sour .milk, to which soda, ginger, and cie- nanion have been added. Mix well, then add • flour and baking pe—der sifted together. Bake in greased Pon 30 minutes in slow oven (325 degrees le). Split while het and pile fresh eliced sugared peaches generously be may be served if desired. Peach Muffins 2 cups. Hour 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 egg 1es cup butter 31/2 teaspoons baking powder SS cup sugar 1 cup sliced peaches 1 cup milk Mix and sift flour, baking powder, sugar, and ealt. Beat egg and- milk anti add eo sifted ingredients. Add peaches. Stir as little as possible to bleed well. Bake in moderate oven S(3er5% tobot3.75 degrees F.) 25 minutes., 'Fresh Peach Cobbler (3 -large peaches 1 egg 2 tablespoons butter. 2 teaspoons bikhig powder -1% cu,ps flour 3/t. cup milk 34 ens) granulated sugar Peel and slice fresh peaches. liprinki5 each layer with Kuga r. Make II battu the ingredients and drop by spoon - over the peaches. Bake 1/2 hour hot oven. Peach. Crumbiy Crust 1 sup flour 1/2 cup butter Peel and slice fresh peaches and sprinkle Se eup,sze.eir ()ler them. Mix renuilning 1/2 eup sugar with flour and rub in butter until well blendesi and of crumb eon‘418tency. Spread oeer peaehee and bake in 'moderate oven hour. Stsrve hot or cold. The Appearance soon quaintanees for their kindness durin urai tributes or loaned °firs tor .the fUneral. 32 E. Mills and Miss le argaret Bruce wrdi to thank their friends and ace This their recent bereavement and for the d one, of ar, use of ears for the funeral. 32x ef fuls in Fres Get after it now, is the best advice of the Ontario Departaneet of Agri - ti urv. To Visit Plowing Match An official visit by His Excellency, of 0, , o the lateemational plow - match at Minesing, ilear. Barrie, ., on Thursday, ,,Oetuber 13tn, is iounced by J. A. laarroll, manager this aunual agricultural event, the atest plowing snatch not only in the tish Empire, -but In the , entire Summer Care for d:mod SOWS ing An abundance of good pasture dm.. Out leg the summer greatay reduces the ant cast of mainteining brood sows. Crops of such afi rape or clover supply -.needed gre The exercdse obtained in grazing also wor eontributes in no small measure to the general health of thee breeding- °tette ithe.eeneequebeeficial results at farrowing time. Sows raising oaly ane litter per year need but little grain after the pip are evened,- if good pastures are provided. While it is n mistake to allow sows to beemne too Tat, it is equally 'unwise to allow theta to beeome too thin, the =vs In thrifty condition, and in any event they should get come grain such fl9 ta mixture of ground •eats, grOund barley and middlings, supple- mented With claw -milk -or fish meal, tithe in the tall. Vows raising two litters per year.tratumily miquite vaw fecal thati those raising only One, but if early storing:and fall littera ean lower if tWo Littera tv; year ore raked. you ehould nvoid even the appear - of evil." Vijshkye,dtle4ci:ii.01,147411.rit.,.do. ou inerne?•"' uotiette," said the dencon. eyeing her sternly, "that on your sideboard syviourith; several ,cut glass decanters with what appears to be ardelt and that each of them is half ailed "Rut, deacon," she protesteti, 'it isn't anything of the kind. The bot- tle's loolt so pretty on the sideboard that 1 fill them halfway with a anis- polish. just Tor the sake of appettir. tore 'of' floor stain and furniture' "Truif Ts *TO I was eautioning you. sieter,"' replied the dencon. "Peeling trille faint just now, / helped. sty - serf to a dose (from the deeanter in the Last yeat the attendance was over an.e.e 100,009 at the lour -day event and 'ties ahe record, it is expected, will be shot- .1 tered this year. The dates are "There is no donht," states Mr. Slarroll, "that the invitation olf the Ontario Plowmen's A..cnociation was of his genuine interest in ali phages of agriculture and particularly good prowlilg anti fine horses," Scotland, the birthplace of Lord Tweedsmuir. is rich plowlna lore. anti her sons, well skilled in, the art, hati*e transplanted _a desire far good en/Ural-Ion in every paw of the lari- tish bintpire, particularly Canada. where for over 190 yeait plowing matches have been- held. "While there may be seventy or MON modern arid powerful traintoril that number, about 140 eoMpetitorti. will use corona reliable ond groomed horses. the (Warn of the • dome tlitur4g- oral years has been organist anal chi*. is reAgning the position 'to tatte o He will trAe over his tea ditties ID Odober. DEED TRETHEWEY.—At Toronto, on Fri- day, August 5th, Tjtomas Christopher Trethewey, aged 9.8 Years. TABn.—At Fort Williams on, Tuesday, Angust Oth, by drowning, John W. Tabb, Goderich, aged BO years. VANISTONE.—In Colborne township, on 'Monday, August 8, Elizabeth Ann Oise, widow of the late William Van - stone, in her 93rd year. WHITTY.—At Toronto, on Thursday, wife of Leo Whitty. Funeral- service at St. Peter's Goderich, outlay, August Mrs. MeCool, who was visiting with her daughter, Mrs. George W. Schaefer,1 has returned •to her home at Wingham.1 Mrs, MeCool has been recuperating I from the effects of the amputation of her leg, and her friends have been delighted to observe her patience and chee,rintes and to see how quickly she has recovered from the shoels of the opera tian Major and Mrs. Claude S. Pate, 100 Colin ave., Toronto, formerly of Gode- rich, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, B-eatriee Merrill Slavery, to Robert Grael Tbornpsor., son of Mr. Robert V'. Thompson, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. A. Clark spent the week -end at Woodstock and Embro Attentilora Airmen, g ON'T Ella your buildings to 1711220ER EITO 11/ Be protected with Wind Insur- ance. No Premitian Note. The FORD AGENCY 3 11-11mmilten St. Tell. 268W. retired custonis officer, whO died 013.01e. about Ju:y tale 1938, to send same to 11th, 1938, as on and after that date the Executrix of the said estate sbaA proceed to malts distribution thereof, having regard only to. the claims she then has notice of. bated at Goaderich this 26th day of July, A. D. 1938. HAYS and HAYS, Goderich, Ontario, Solicitors for the above Estate. 30-1-2 In a corner store at Times Square in -New York ORY a telephone book lasts only ninety-aix houra The Consumers' Co-operative Association of Lucknow again mix fertilizers for fall usa. We .can mix any brand re- quired and can also mix a com- plete fertilizer for mixing with the grain. 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